CELEBRATIO - Ich 9 n h story
II t fl ght during Av Ion Hi tory
Day th M ch gan H storical Mu-
cum in downtown Lansing (717 W.
Allegan St) from 1 Oam to pm High­
lights will includ h IIcopter disp s,
hot r balloon, mod I airp an sand
a VI t by an astronaut Children and
du s will enjo a walth 0 FREE
activities (517)373-3559
FIGURATIO WORKS - An e hibit
which runs May 7-31 Th Artel is a
n tonal n twor of artists int nt on
creating exhibition opportunities and
resources to promote artistic pres­
s on and growth of Individual artists.
The Artel show at Urban Parx Gallf!ry
combines the talents and en rgles of
Metro Detroit artists In conjunction
with artists exhibiting from across the
United States and beyond. Gallery
location is 508 Monroe St. Third level
in Trapper's Alley Gree town
(313)963-5445
HEALTH AWARENESS -In an ef­
fort to promote health awareness.
Wayne County. along with the Down­
town Detroit YMCA will host the first
ever Wayne County Health Falr on
Belle Isle from Dam to 5pm. T"e
Fair, will run in conjunction with t'ie
annual Belle Isle Run. will feature
FREE services from immunizations
for children and irst-aid and CPR
training to cholesterol and blood pres­
sure screening Saturday's events
will begin With the Behe Isle Run at
1 Oam on the southeast section of the
island. The Wayne Coun y Health
F air Will also 5 art at 1 Oam in the area
outside he casino
HISTORIC PRESERVATION - The
Cass Corridor Neighborhood Devel­
opment Corporation is sponsoring
the 3rd Annual Cass COrridor Historic
Preservation Tour at 9am. The Coro­
nado, Masonic Temple, two houses
on historic West Canfield, Clay
School and other historic sites are
lncluded. Reception at Orchestra
Hall Tours depart from the Art Cen­
ter Music School. 3975 Cass at Alex­
andrine. Tickets $15. Call 831 -01 99.
LEARNING ARABIC CALLIGRA­
PHY - A three-part workshop will be
held alternate Saturdays from 1 :30-
3:30pm. May 7, 21 and June 4 at
Lincoln Branch Library, 1221 E.
Seven MI (3 blks E of 1-75) In Detroit.
,(876-0135) Instructor. Michael
Shamat, Bilingual Administrator,
Area E Detroit Public Schools, Class
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Bobble Davis (313)331-8790.
PRESERVATIO WEEK - Detro '5
oldest art deco ballroom. the te of
Joe Lou s' very first fight, a tribute to
Detroit's jazz history, nd n ghbor­
hood tours of Corktown, R rtown
and Corictown are Includ d In local
observance of Pr ervatlon W k.
May 7-15. Event are coordinated by
Cityscape Detroit, a h storic preser­
vation and urban planning advocacy
group. Cltyscapes' Preservation
Week hotline, at 567-1222, provides
daily updates on programs all over
the metro Mea during the week.
Sun. May 8
FIVE GUYS NA ED MOE - The
song and dance celebration featuring
the music of 1940's Jazz gre Louis
Jordan, plays Detroit's Fisher Thea­
tre for a limited 3 week engagement
through May 15. Call 872-1 000.
Mon. May 9
THE MASK OF DIMITRIOS (1944)
- This highly acclaimed cult classic
is based on a novel by Eric Ambler.
BEAT THE DEVIL (1953) - This
tongue-In-cheek comedy was di­
rected by John Huston (he and Tru-
an Ca ate r • e lay)
lind closes the 2"1 sf son of th
Detroit FII m Soc ety, 6200 WOOfJw
Ave (833-4048).
Tues .. May 10
DEFENSIVE DRIVING - Two-ses­
sion defensive driving courses, de­
signed by the National Safety Council
to addr-ess the unique problems or
everyday driving, begins May 10 and
12 at St. John Hospital-Macomb Gen-
Wed. May 11
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS -
You may have your blood pressure
taken FREE of charge the econd
Wednesday of each month between
, Oam to noon at the Harper Woods
Community Center, 19748 Harper.
1 (800)237 -5646.
CPR - A class In cardiopulmonary
Resuscitat on (CPR) and first aid for
choking for Infants and children will
be offered May 1,1 6pm at St. John
Hospital and Medical Center, 22101
Moross. The cost Is $'5. 1 (800)237-
5646.
ROAST - The Detro t Chapter of the
National Association of Black Jour­
nalists will roast Detroit Mayor Dennis
Archer' Press Secretary, Cliff
Russell, at its annual fund-raiser at
5:30pm at the Roostertall supper club
on Marquette Dr. Tickets are $35.
SUPPORT GROUP - A group for
people who are going to have, or
have had, organ transplants, and
their families and friends meets the
second Wednesday of each month at
6pm at various locations. 343-3047.
A CELEEtR Tl OF tpV -
-li - k Z (VVCET) M. C. will
host thl event fro :30 to 9pm at
AthenetJm M'm!rG and Ballroom.
1000 Brush Ave, Greektown - Detroit
- Dinner served. Dr. Beverty Cole­
man-Miller •. M.D. President - BCM
Group (D.C.) Is the keynote speaker.
Entertainment By: The Ken Cox
Quartet with special guests: Marcus
Belgrave!Harold McKinney. Dona­
tion: $50 (tax deductible) Attire: Busi­
ness. Call 467-3400, 224-6076 for
Fri.
EXHIBIT - Don your f
bell-bottom, put om
your h r nd vi t t ro H ort­
c I M urn' x bitlon. -n In'
Groovy: Am ric In 1969-, t
clal preview party from 6-8pm In th
Mu urn' Kr Gallery. For tick-
et and Info bout t exhlb Ion pr
view party, c 1833-' 805. Open to th
public now until Augu .
EXHIBITION OPENING - Th '94
Student Exhibition Opening at th
Center for Creative Studies, 201 E.
Kirby, features over 2,000 works of
fine art. photography, decorative and
functional objects. Jewelry, app I,
and furniture, a well as display of
graphic de Ign. advertising, illustra­
tion. transportation d sign, and In­
dustrial design. At the exhibition
open ng Is from s-sprn, guests will be
able to view and purcha e the works
of the emerging artists befor th
show opens to the gE!neral public -
and before the world discovers their
talent. Admission Is $20. Call 872-
9463 or 872-3118 ext 282.
PROFESSION CREDIT OFFERED
- Saturday classes for Insurance
agent rellcensure hours plus a total of
24 continuing education credits for
CPAs will be offered In the CPA
Weekend, May 13-15, at Oakland
University, campus In Rochester.
Registration fee Is $25. Tuition Is $35
per class or $120 per day, lunch In­
cluded. Saturday Insurance classes
are $70 per class. For a brochure or
Information call (810)370-3120.
Sat. May 14
CONCERT - America's oldest bala­
laika orchestra will celebrate Its 67th
anniversary with a concert of Russian
folk music and song at the Berkley
High School Auditorium (at Catalpa
and Coolidge In Berkley, MI) at 8pm.
Tickets are $12, Call 645:-6666 or
4.-4988.
ING .:_ Detroit Black Writer's,
Community
Announcements
CLASS REUNION - We tern High
School Class of '68 Is rounding up
classmates: names, addresses, and
phone numbers. Please call the Re­
union Telephone Network 336-4697
or 493-1623. Activities in Progress.
CONCERT - Berea St. Paul's
United Methodist Church Gospel
Choir will be in concert at 4:30pm at
16241 Joslyn In Highland Park, MI.
Call (313)864-6267 for Information.
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