HI IT -,. Alumni from th C n r for Cr i Studi III drspta n 0 nding of artwo during the 199 Cent r for Creative Studi -Coli g of Art and Design Alumni Exhibit t the Town C nt r Gall ry in Novi from S p 24 thru Oct. 2. e hlbtt will op n with a reception to meet the arn s on Sept. 10, from 6-9pm. With 0 r 60 works of art by 0 arti swill b dis­ pi yed. CCS, 201 E Kirby, 0 troit 872-3118. BELLY DANCI G CLASS. _..:.. Will b held from 1-6pm at the Belcrest Community Rm, 5440 Cass A . Tr dition I & North Af­ rican movements and music. Wear loose fitting attire. Refresh­ ments. Come join the fun. Dona­ tion: 12. (831-2523). .. CONFERENCE - Hear Pedro Ross Leal, Secretary General of the Central Trabajadores Cu­ banos (CTC), the Cuban Union Federation. Ross and three other Cuban union leaders were denied U.S. visas to speak at the labor union conference. 7pm. Cana­ dian Autoworkers Union Local ll44, 1855 Turner Rd, Windsor. 836-3752. DETROIT LATINO COM U· NITY - Join the OHM for a spe­ cial tour of Detroit's Latino Community from 10am to 2pm. The tou, guide will offer tour goers a personalized tour of St. Anne's Catholic Church. The tour in­ cludes lunch at a local restaurant. Tickets are $23 for DHS mem­ bers, and $25 for non-members. Tickets must be reserved by Wed. Sept. 21 by calling (313)833- 9721. KATHLEEN STOCKING Author of the recently published Lake Country, will be at the De­ troit Pubuc Library (5201 Wooo­ ward) at 10am in the Rare Book Rm. Stocking, whose writing has been compared to that of Annie Dillard and Garri on Keillor, is also au of om the Leelanau. (833-1476). LINKS - Chapters plan to raise $50,000 for Michrgan Cancer Foundation. Carnewle will be held at the Detroit Westin Hotel. The event features a theatrical fashion spectacular presented by Jacobson's, i"cluding mimes, the Detroit/Windsor Dancers and saxophonist Randy Scott. Cock­ tails begin at 7pm; dinner follows . at 8. Cash bar avail. Call (313)872-0252. MAYOR OF GOSPEL - David Gough invites everyone to an "In­ spirational Evening" at the Detroit Masonic Temple at 7pm. Call (313)592-0017. $15 each. Pro­ ceeds go towards C4D Youth Program. RAILROAD DAYS - Everyone can get the feel of workin' and travelin' on the railroad with vin­ tage and modern train cars and locomotives to explore. Hands­ on activities, games, model trains and a chance to visit a "hobo camp" provide entertainment all the live-long day. Greenfield Vil­ lage, 20900 Oakwood Blvd (313)271-1620. RUMMAGE SALE - The Women's Alliance of the First Uni­ tarian Universalist Church at .the corner of Cass and Forest will hold its 33rd Annual Rummage Sale Sept. 24 and 26 from toam- 5pm. This sale will provide good clothing and shoes for all ages and seasons, as well as house­ hold furnishings at very low cost. (833-9107). . Sun. September 25 CON(;ERT - "La Grande Mu­ sique Francais: Music of Court and Cathedral." a concert of mu­ sic by Francois Couperin and Camille Samt-Saens. will be per­ formed by the Christ Church Cranbrook. A reception with gourmet buffet will follow the con­ cert. Tickets are $15 general/$25 with reception, and $12.50 stu­ dents and seniors/$22.5Q with re­ ception. Call (810)644-5210. GRAND OPENING - Liberty Fo­ cus School of Communication & Perform ing Arts requests the honor of your presence at our Grand Opening from 2-4pm at Liberty School: 16535 Joslyn at (Geneva). Call 252-0030/31. Mon. September 26 JAZZ CLUB - Bert's Jazz on the Ri r will offer heatthy meals ac­ compani d by INe jazz in the 0 d Flynn Pavilion on Belle Isle. A light breakfast will be served 6- 1 Oam. Tues. thru Sat. lunch t tarn-aprn and 4-7pm there will be an outdoor buffet and grill. The club, open until midnight. will fea­ ture Creole cuisine in the evening and brunch only on Sundays. A TASTE OF HISTORY RES· T AURANT - At this new restau­ rant on the Village Green, visitors will find more than food on the menu. A Taste of History delivers the Green ield Village experience in an edible way. Greenfield Vil­ lage, 20900 Oakwood Blvd, E>ear­ born, MI (313)271-1620. PANEL DISCUSSION - Strate­ gies for handling sensitNe cases. - When .race, ethnicity, gender or age is a factor - Handling the media and - Civil vs. Criminal at 6pm at Standard Federal Bank, 2600 W Big Beaver Rd in Troy, MI. Thurs. September 29 BLACK READING MONTH - Wil Clay, a nationally known painter, sculptor, storyteller, illus­ trator of children's books will talk about the importance of illustra­ tions in books and the process of 1 crea . them at 10am at the Chil­ dren' Libr ry of the Main Library, 5201 Woodward Ave, and again at 12 noon at the Downtown li­ brary, 121 Gratiot at Farmer. Call 833-4042 for information. HP CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - Invites you to a Chamber Luncheon Meeting at 12 noon at I AM Showcase Supperclub, BOOK SALE 16,000 boo s nd m g zi re ready to be snapp d up by bar­ gain hunters at the Droit Public Library's triannual giant boo al on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. The ale is on the fourth ftoor of the Library, 5201 Woodward Ave from 9:30am to 4pm bo h day. Call 833-4048 for information. EXHIBmON - An exnibition of recent works by artist Russell Bailey will open at Liberal Arts Gallery in Detroit Sept. 24 thru Oct. 9. Mr. Bailey features con­ temporary abstracts, based on design with multi-colored. tcx­ lured, and dimensional accents. A reception for the artist will be held from 6-9pm. Liberal Arts Gal­ lery, 3361 Gratiot Ave. Exhibrt hours are Sat. and Sun. 12-4pm, and by appolntment. (313/925- 9578). GOODFELLOWS TRIBUTE BREAKFAST - At 8am at Cobo Hall, Dennis and Trudy Archer will be honored at the Goodfellows U ITY 01 R - Michigan Civil Right Commission nnounc s the commemor tion of it 30th Anni rsary t Unity Dinn r. Reception: 5:30 to 7pm. Banquet: 7 -1 Opm t the Intern tional Ban­ quet nd Con rence enter in Gre ktown, Detroit. BLACK READI G MONTH The Art of Words: the magic of communication - AI Ward illus­ trates from his own poetry and the work of others. He says: "To communicate is to give and re­ ceive. We are all connected through our language and litera­ ture. Let us explore th se con­ nections together." Sept. 24 from 2-4pm at Lincoln Library, 1221 E . Seven Mile during September - Black Reading Month. (876- 0135). VOLUNTE�RS NEEDED - Holy Cross Hospital is seeking 'people to give of their time, talent and energy as volunteers to provide assistive services in various hos- (313)865-4500 14261 Woodward Ave. Hi hland Park MI 48203 We appreciate all signed letters from our readers. Send to Michigan Citizen. P.O. Box 03560. Highland Pk, MI 48203. Alundra Blayze v BuJl Nakano Adam Bomb v Bam Bam Bigelow Mabel v Kwang Thurman Sparky Plugg v "Double J" Jeff Jarrett Bushwhackers v Well-Du�n Grand Opening Special Make any $5.99 or higher purchase and receive a FREE music video. One per visit. mite