ANNOUNCEMENTS
Candl Lig t
Service t
The Pastor's Chorus of
New Christian Missionary
Baptist Church is having a
Candle Light Service on
Sunday, December 19th at
5pm commemorating the
birth of Jesus Christ our
Lord and Saviour.
All are invited to attend
t"---l��servi·ce. - A1Imission is
free.
For information call Mrs.
Freda Benton at 924-3616.
"TH YPR UPPLIE
upplemental health services to
the pecial population of
pregnant nd parenting ,"
said Dr. Victoria Binion, director
of public health, DSBAHC. "It
provides these teens with areees
to high quality health rvi
and helps to decrease the inci
dence of subsequent pregnan
ci ."
Since its tart in 1987, the
Community Health Care Pro
gram has awarded more than
1.75 million in grants to 89 non
profit organizations. Each recipi
ent organization applies grant
money toward the development of
innovative health care programs
and activiti designed to en
hance oommunity-based health
services.
Last year 13 centers nation
wide received initial and second
year Community Health Care
grants totalling $340,000. All se
lected organizations are eligible
for second year grants of $20,000
to continue programs established
with the otiiiAal &rWl .,.. .
The Community Health Care
Crystal Award, a recognized sym
bol of excellence among eommu
nity health leaders, is presented
each year to programs that are
judged to hold exceptional prom-
Blac gainst
Drun D iving begin
holiday campaign
DETROIT - Blacks Against
Drunk Driving (BADD) in metro
politan Detroit began its annual
holiday campaign last week This
is the third year that the Michi
gan Black Alcoholics and Addic
tions Council (MBAAC) has
sponsored the campaign that was
created to elevate the awaren
of the problems associated with
driving while under the influence.
The campaign will include press
releasee, print promotions, radio
and television PSAs. "The cam
paign theme will 'B A Real
Friend," stated Deborah Fair,
MBAAC p ident.
MBAAC' goal is to continu to
work to comba the I of lit; and
the serious injuries caused y
drunk driving tin the metropoli
tan Detroit area. Studies indicate
that African Americans are at
greater risk of accidents due to
drinking in urban areas. Other
campaign activities include
speakers and programs in Detroit
schools and a dinner reception
"One BADD Night," a non-alec
holic celebration. The evening-in
cludes entertainment and the
annual mix-off, a contest between
celebrities trying out their own
favorite non-alcoholic drink reci
pes. The Happy Players, a Detroit
youth group, will perform in
churches and schools with anti
drug and -drinking messages.
The BADD campaign targets
the 17 to 24 year-old male driver
who is meet vulnerable, according
to current statistics. However,
there will also be an effort to reach
the general 17 to 55 year-old Afri
can American audience.
....:. Dawn Willis, (I) winner of a 14· portable T.V. at the October
31 t Highland Park Lion Club P ncake Breakf t t th
American Legion Hall in Highland Park, MI. Pictured with
Willis is Kathy Yanez, seller of the winning ticket.
Detroit
Hats off to a few
teachers who've
granted their students
a better education.
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