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3 Opm. (8 -2424)
For furth r
call (810)557-
ry. Clowning round
Clow 1 :30pm. (935-
Tues. July 26
rankl n Libra M gic
(? 7 5 1).
Hubb rd Library. Make a. Butterfly
Hat 2pm. (9 5-3434)
w.1pm.
July 2
Chlldr n's Ibrary. Pupp t Work
sho . 2:30pm Istr tlr n Re
qu r d. (8 3·14. )
Con Iy II r ry R din Club PIA
Picnic. 1 :30pm A 7 nd up. -
1 M . Play Ante; ill Your Pants
30pm Ages 3-6 (8 8-2 2 )
BLAST FRO THE PAST -, 50-
1965. Fellowship Picnic Reunion t
Hutch ns Playground Rain date. July
30, 1994 from 10am to pm Bring
your own tabl ,cha rs, food, etc. For
mer udents and t achers are in
v ed
DETROIT'S 293RD BIRTHDAY -
Great Family Entertainment IS sched
uled at Historic Fort Wayn ,6325 W
Jefferson Ave in Detroit (at Liv rnols)
from 4-8pm We've got something for
everyoneL I nternatlonal vendors will
sell food, or bring their own plcn c
baskets and blankets! No fires are
permitted, as this IS an historic site
FREE to DHS members and gu sts:
$5 non-members Pre-registration IS
appreciated. Reserve tickets 833-
7912
ENTERTAINMENT - This Saturday
night. Janet Tenaj and Sven Ander
son present a couple hours of some
really great jazz vocals and piano at
7pm at Books and Music Borders.
43075 Crescent Blvd In OVI, MI
(313)347-0780
HEALTH FAIR - Detroit Community
Health Connection, I nco IS working
with other local organizations for a
healthy Detroit. DCHC will host a
FREE Community Health Fair from
1 Oam to 3pm at the Riverbend Shop
ping Plaza located at E Jefferson and
Coplin in Detroit. The fair promises
something forthe whole family tnclud
Ing c en ng , refr shments, a k ds
area and omethlng for seniors, too.
Contact Annette Vander Horst
(313)832-31'03.
SPUNK - Brings to life three short
stories by Zora Neale Hurston by
weaving a rich tapestry of old time
storytelling, blues music, and move
ment. Extended at the Attic Theatre
(7339 Third Ave at W Grand Blvd) for
July 23 - 31. (875-8284).
J ly 29
Children'S Library. Pre chool Story
Tim 1 am. (833 14 ).
FOR KIDS - Nairn Abdur Raut will
share Stories and Mus c of Africa. a
progr th includ s natlv African
mus c and instrument demonstration,
along w h Afnc n fol stone and
legends join us' All ag sl Boo s &
MUSIC bord rs, 43075 Crescent Blvd
in Novi, MI. (810)347-4643.
SUMMER WORKSHOP - Southern
Africa. Aren't you glad that Nelson
Mandela Is president of South Africa?
We are! We will tal about South Af
rica and some of the other countries
"down und t: the equator In Africa.
You'u learn about Dutch and British
colonization, partheld, some Impor
tant South African people, and why
this part of Africa is Important to all of
us! Parkman Library from 10am to
12noon. FREE. Call (313)876-0132
for details/pre-register.
Sat. July 30
July 30
Chlldr n's ibrary. Movie: Baby, Se
cret 0 th Lost Legend. 2:30pm.
(833-14 0).
EASTSIDE FAMILY FEST -Join us
at Plngre Park on Seminole btwn E
Wareen and Forest. In celebratlorrof
the Warren/Conner Development
Coalition's Tenth Anniversary, this
year's biggest ver family fest will
feature a live band, swim & play mo
bile, games, bingo, FREE face pa nt
lng, clowns, magicians, live music
acts, food, crafts and much morelll
Bring your entire family. 12-6pm. For
booth rental contact Sharionda Gill I
at 571-2800,
J f1 ISOIl Library. Slimmer adin
F I ram Cr aft 2pl11. (? 7 5 2)
na p Library. Camp ead Summer
eadlng Program Book Sharing.
2' pm. (876-0133.
Monteith Branch Libr ry. Camp Read
Book Ingo. 2:30pm. (2 7- 5 0).
Parkman Library. Children'S Cultural
Connection. 10-1 . Oam (876
0132).
We eppreciete
signed letters
from our
readers.
Please mail to:
Michigan
Citizen,
P.O. Box
03560,
Highland Park,
M148203.
SUM ER WORKSHOPS - Want to
give your -children some exciting,
educational and fun things to do this
summer? The Detroit Historical Mu
seum offers special summer work
shops for Children from Aug. thru
Sept. Any group of 15 or more can
reserve any of the following Special
Workshops: Colonial Kitchen, Ice
Cream Social or Old Fashioned Po
mander. Costs Is $3 per child, and
times are flexible. Video taping Is
available. Call 833-1263.
VOLUNTEERS - The Alzheimer's
Association Is seeking volunteer
looking for a rewarding experienc to
provide companionship to pe ple
with memory Impairments. All volun
teers are provided with a compreh n-
Sun. July 31
MUSICAL GUESTS - From 2-4pm.
Levi Chen will provide ambient Asian
guitar music In our Espresso Bar.
Books & Music Borders, 43075 Cres
cent Blvd In Novl, MI. (313)347-0780,
Community
An nouncements
Wed. July 27
July 27
Chil r n' Library umrner Reading
Program. 2.30pm. Lap-Sit Story
Hour. 7pm. I\ges 1 3. ( 33-14 0)
Bow n L1brar Summer eading
Program. 2pm (297- 81).
Chane Library Camp Read ead
ing Club 1 30prn (935-4 14).
ANNUAL MEETING Sponsored
by Core City eighborhoods will fea
ture Dr. John Perkins. The program
also Includes: ratification of new
members of CCN Board of Directors,
update on CCN events and an open
forum from 6-9pm In Speciat Func
tions AM. Michigan Hospital and
Med cal Center, 2700 Martin Luther
King, Jr Blvd.-Refreshments served.
FR E to CCN members, 5 do on
requested of all others. Call
(313}894-8431 to become a member
or for more information.
SPEAK OUT '94 - A series of com
m unity meetings design d to involve
you, our constituents, in shaping the
future of minority health policy and
programming In the State of Michi
gan The meeting will held from
1 -5pm at Genesee County Health
Department {Flint, MI} (810)257-
3705
ARTS & CRAFTS - The bazaar
committee of Hartford Memorial Bap
tist Church (18700 James Couzens
Sun. July 24
ANGRY HOUSEWIVES - A widely
energetic musical comedy by AM
Collins and Chad Henry runs July 24
- Aug 14 at the Strand Theatre in
Ponltac (12 North Saginaw). Angry
Housewives follows the path of four
trustra.eo suburban wom en on a pre
carious voyage of self discovery that
leads them to enter a talent contest in
a "Punk Rock" club. (81 0}335-81 00
Thurs. July 28
SUMMER FILM SERIES - The De
troit Recreation Department and
Gryot Productions announced a sum
mer film series at Hart Plaza's Pyra
mid Theatre, Thursday evenings thru
September 1 The film classics are
designed to expose Detroit area
youth and adults to the international
cultures, ethnics, cus oms, chal
lenges and triumphs of African de
scent people. Program starts at sprn:
films start at sunset F or Information
about the film series and other events
at Hart Plaza, 224-1184.
.Mon. July 25
EXHIBIT & LECTURE - Abstract
painter, William T. Williams will visit
Detroit for lecturers, an exhibition and
other events. The Sherry Washing
ton Gallery, 1274 Library S . will e
hibit the artists' works, "A Twentie h
Century Master - Works On Paper"
thru August 20, 1994 This current
Fri. July 29
CELEBRATE AFRICAI - A major
collaboration btwn h Atlanta Com-
• Safe Clean Environment
• Small Class Size
• Reading and Language Development
• Art Instruction
• Afrikan Dance
• Math and Science Emphasis
• Self-Reliance
. and Cooperation Str' ssed
• History and Geography
• Martial Arts· Swimming
3220 Woodward Avenue
One block South of Davison
(In the Highland Park YMCA Annex)
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