n ration
Thou anets gath red at the Uncoln emori t to e lebr th 30th Annlv r ary arch On
Wa hlngton. Qu n of the liver ere n, Hall B rry (I) Joined Qu en of the civil right
movement, Ro P rk (r) at th Sony Ho pit lity Tent to ah re a brief bit of hi tory. The 1993
march served to establi h a new coalition of con cl, nee for Jobs, Ju tice and Pe c •
Pe c Hood Parade
and Rally 10:00 a.m.
art ng from Fish Freeway and
Woodward to H rt Plaz Thl
,e nt, ponsored by the Detroit
Public School, PUSH Detroit
chapter and Save Our Sons and
Daughters (SOSAD), features
food, music, ports celebrities
and drinks.
[j Free Community Home Buy-
Program seminar from 10:00
a. m. to 12 noon at Dexter Avenue
Missionary Baptist Church,
13500 Dexter, Detroit sponsored
by Standard Federal Bank.
Seminar helpful to renters who
would like to buy home. To reg
ister or for more information, call
(1) SOO 643-9600, ext 6977.
Page, for more information call
596-8022. .
[j The Leo Moss Society pre
sents ·Black Is Beautiful· Doll
Show, Sale and Convention
through Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Admission is $5.00 for adults and
seniors, children under 12, $4.00,
call (313) 892-1501 or 569-7139
for information.
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Detroit Council of the Arts
continues thrQugh Sunday with
poetry, music, Children's Fair,
artists booths, foods and histori
cal tours.
Poet-In-Residence, Mi1dred
Hunt, at t uncoln Branch U
brary, 1221 E. Seven Mile from
10:00 a.m. to noon. The public is,
invited to bring poems and origi
nal writing for critiques and en
couragement.
Conversational Spanish
class starts every Saturday 10:00
a.m. to noon, instructor Mrs. Che
aber Farmer, at the Midwest la
bor I nstitute for Social Studies,
2641 W. Grand Blw. Classes are
free, call 875-5790.
Detroit Photorama USA
Camera Show and Sale at the
Dearborn Civic Center, located on
Michigan Avenue and Greenfield
Road, through Sunday, admis
sion fee $5, from 10:00 a.m.-5:00
p.m. Call (313) 884-2243.
Grace Hospital presents a
free workshop, 'vtcum to Victory"
from 1-4 p.m., advance registra
tion requested. Call 966-6235 to
register. A panel of medical and
legal authorities will discuss
. abuse and abusive relationships,
including suggestions to break
the cycle and move to victory,
Learn to draw with Andrew
Rhodes from 2:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
at the Lincoln Branch Library. Call
876-0135.
Ann Arbor Festival contin
ues at Noon in Gallup Park with
Guru's Jazzrnatazz, AJ. Croce,
Steve Ferguson & the Midwest
Creole Ensemble, Sonny Shar
rock, Madcat & Kane, and Big
Dave & the Uttrasonics. Tickets
are $15/$12.50/$10. Call Mary
Catherine Smith at 665-4755 for
free brochure.
"Holy Ghost Love", a gospel
play by Nathaniel Scott featuring
Myron and the Mighty Galatian
Gospel Singers, 7:00 p.m. at
Monumental Baptist Church, 89
Grand Avenue, Highland Park.
Tickets are $5, for information call
891-226g. A portion of the pro
ceeds benefit a scholarship fund
in memory of Reubin Elder, a ten
year' old youth killed on August
15, 1993 in a drive-by shooting.
Etta James at the Michigan
Theatre, Ann Arbor at 8:00 p.m.
Tickets $20/$15.
. Sun.
September 19
,
Tues. 'I
Poet in Residence: My Fa-
..___S_._e_p_t_e_m_b_e_r_2_1 __ . vorite Poets with Ventra Asana,
Mark Twain Library, 1 :30 p.m .•
call 267-6555.
Noon, Gallup Park, Ann Ar
bor - John Mayall & the Blues
breakers, Terrance Simien & the
Mallet ,Playboys, The Holmes
Brothers, Michael Ray & the Cos
mic Krewe: "Tribute to Sun Ra-,
George Bedard & the Kingpins,
and the IJ-V-I Orchestra.
Grace Hospital offers a free
workshop, "PasSJl{1es of ute',
"from 1-. p. . Wtfmen can aln
.. ntrol . iy s de i
stressful changes caused by chil
dren, relationships. loss and other·
factors. Call 966-6235 to register.
Mon.
September 20
Oakland University offers
five-week seminars in the latest
software applications for busi
ness, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Course
tuition ranges from $40 to $160,
call (313) 370-3120 for informa
tion between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00
p.m ..
Travel Slide Series: "Afrlca
with Catherine Blackwell, 10:00
a.rn., Lincoln Branch Library, call
876-0135.
Lecture/Reading by Poet
Alvin Aubert, Sherwood Forest
Branch library, 6:.00 p.m. Call
935-3435.
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Forum discussion on affirm- Quilt Conservation and
ative action, How did we get Preservation with Jane Duvall
here? Corrections, quotas and and Judy Berg at 1:00 p.m. in the
Lani Guinie'" with Attorney Alice Booth auditorium at the Detroit
Jennings. 6-Sp.m. attheMuseum Historical Museum, admission
of African American History, 301 free. Call Cynthia Young, Curator
Frederick Douglass, Detroit. Cal of �ocial History. at 297-8376 for
(313) 842-6262 for fu >.0# 'nfoj:-: ........ ,rv ions. . . .
rnation
Maplegrove (Henry Ford
health system) children's pro
gram begins from 6:15 -8:15 p.m.
in Troy for kindergarter) through
eighth grade children who live in
a family where the use of alcohol
or other drugs is a problem. The
eight-week program is free and
open to all youngsters in south
east Michigan. A program is avail
able for parents, also.
Pre-registration required, call
(313) 661-6170.
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Poet in Residence for Adults:
African and American Poetry with
Michelle McKinney at the Conely
Library, at 1 :30 p.rn., call 898-
septWe'medb·er 22' I. 2426,
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troit Police Department at 1:30
p.m. at the Lincoln Library and
raffie for readers, call '876-0135. .
"Tear Down the Walls: A Call
for City-Suburban Reconcili
ation", A Conference of the Race
Relations Council of Metro De
troit, 8 am to 4 p.rn. at the Univer
sity of Detroit Mercy Ward
Conference C;enter, 8200 W.
Outer Drive, Detroit. Luncheon
speaker is journalist Clarence
Ortheia Barnes featured at
LI FT benefit for the Women's Re
source Center at Oak Grove AME
Church, 7:00 p.m., 19801 Cherry
lawn at Pembroke, Detroit, tickets
are $20, call 341-8877 for infor-
mation. .
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National Book Award. 1939 -
Saxophoni Coleman
H vkins' recording Body & Soul
was one of the classic of jazz. 1983
- Omaha, Nebraska's Center
Stage won first pia at the Inter
national Community Theater
Festival in Toyorna, Japan, with
its production of �Ln't Misb -
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