POETRY CO TEST - Arc d a Po-
try Press Is offering 500 grand
prtze In Its n w ·Poetlc Ach evement
Awards· poetry cont . Entr re
I 0 con d r d for publ c ion in Ar­
c 'a Amerc n Po try Anthology,
a h recover collect on of poetry. Po­
ets are to submit on poem of 20 lines
or less on ny ubject and written In
any style De dllne I Nov. 30th,
1994. Winners will be notified by Feb­
ruary 28th, 1995, with prizes awarded
Immediately. Mall to: Arcadia Po try
Pres , Dept K, 1'01 -A sov reign
RoW, Oklahoma City, OK 73108.
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MarvinHyl r, 16, and T nya
L uderdale, 18, both Covert
High School enior a r
cently cho en Homecoming
King nd Qu n,
RO EO AND JULIET - Sh ke-
pare's b loved pi y returns to the
Hilb rry R pertory Comp ny' tege
October 14, 1994. This tim less story
of two Innocent lovers truggllng to be
tog ther Is t g nst the backdrop
of a destructive family feud. ·Romeo
and Juliet· will run In rotating reper­
tory at the Hllberry Theatre from Oc­
tober 14, 1994 thru February 16,
1995. Tickets rang from $9 to 16.
Call (313)-5 77 -2972.
THE POSTER GALLERY - A show-·
Ing of one Of Detroit's favorite artists,
Ronald Scarbough, will be hos ad by
The Poster Gallery, 110 Fisher Build­
ing, beginn ng October 14, and con­
tinuing through October. Mr.
Scarbough will app ar the exhibi­
tion on the open ng date, to greet the
public and discuss his work. Original
pencil drawings and watercolors will
be displayed, as well as limited-edi­
tion prints. The I mages, which focus
on human relationships and emo­
tions, have a remarkable comb nat on
of tenderness and power. For more
details call (313)-875-5211.
FRIE OS OF TITUS
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RED APPLE SUPER MARKETS
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GET OUT THE vors RALLY & RAFFLE
TURDAYy OCT. 15, 1994 - 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
RED APPLE SUPER MARKET PARKING LOT
52 Bartlett Street, Highland Park
There wi II be "FREE" Hot Dogs, Apple Cider and Popcorn
Music to Crow About �1
"BEN MOORE & THE BLUES EXPRESS"
1st PRIZE A Five Minute ShQPping Spree up to $100.00
At Red Apple Super Market
2nd 5'RIZE ................................••••••••.. $50.00
3rd PRIZE ..••............ , .........••.•.•...•.•••.. $25.00
- TICKETS ARE $1.00 EACH OR SIX FOR $5.00 -
You do not need a ticket to attend, but you need I ticket to win
Paid for by Friends of Titus McCllry, P.O. Box 03334, Hllhland Park, MI 48203
70TH CHURCH ANNIVERSARY -
We cordially invite you to worship with
us as we celebrate our 70th Church
Anniversary at 1 0:45am Oct. 9. Our
guest speaker for the morning will be
Rev. Earle E Johnson, presiding
elder of the Detroit District of the
A.M.E. Zion Church, Michigan Con­
ference. A banquet will be held at
4pm at U of D Mercy Conferenc
Center. Tickets are $25 for the ban­
quet. (822-4943).
SUNDAY STROLL - Tour Wood­
lawn Cemetery with the DHS on a
·Sunday Stroll" at 2pm. Tour guide
Martin Brosnan will po nt out the bur­
Ial sites of many Detroit legends. The
tour also includes a visit to Wood­
lawn's famous ·village· of elaborate
mausoleums which surround a lovely
duck pond. Tickets are $4 for DHS
members and $8 for non-members,
and must be purchased In advance
by calling Ginger Hrtanek 833-1405.
Monday, Oct. 10
Subscribe 'Today!
Saturday; Oct. 15
Thursday, Oct. 13
UNITY WALK ._ Take back the AFRICAN DINNER MARKET....:.... The
safety of homes, your neighborhood, Southern Africa Committee of the
and community. WalK to end the epl- Michigan Coalition for Human Rights
demlc of domestic violence. Join the announces Its 3rd Annual African
te' or �\O- f II Dlpner er.f1 �r1iet, 6:00 p.m, at Cen- I
tim ·'and. Dr; the aurvlvw f •• ;I. ral VI) ted �thp�\st .. nutc .,��.�
domestlc yof " The walk be�ln ",. arns: trott. TICket9 re 5.00 In I
at 5:15 at Unity Church of Mus egor);' .. , edvan ,$7.00 the door: e.ndCJr· fl
2052 Bourdon and ends at The AI- tables $25.00 For vendor and ticket
mond Center, 1221 W. Laketon with information call 832-2337 .
a memorial ceremony and speakout. FAIR - Health, Healing and Well-
The Unity Walk is sponsored by ness Fair. HUving into the year 2000
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WORKSHOP - Women will learn
more about their risks for cancer and
get help in financial planning at a
FREE worksbo.R� �VUQ�g a H�tthy
and ·Secure r�'ore"�wnl-' be h�a at
6·30pm. at tim Commu­
nity House. 380 South Bates St, Bir­
mingham. It is open to all women.
Seating is limited. To RSVP call
Doreen Beckham (833-0715 ex
363).
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Wednesday, Oct. 12
BABY DERBY - The public Is In­
vited to attend Boysvllle of Michigan'S
first "Baby Derby' hobby horse race.
The event will benefit Boysvtlle's De­
troit Family and Community Support
programs from 6:30pm to room. at
the Ukrainian Cultural Center, 26601
John R in Warren. Tickets are $25
per person 'and include dinner and
beverages. Following dinner, six
hobby horse races have been sched­
uled. Call (810)569-6630 to make
reservations for dinner.
Musical Celebration
Sister Chris Moore (WMKM 1440 AM)
will be honored in a gospel musical
Sunday, October 16, 1994 at 3:30pm
New Starlight Baptist Church
3710 Martin Luther King Dr
Everyone is .invited. Ad.miaeion: se donation
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St� Your Fall eason .by attending
Mercy Hospital's October Happenings
Check out the great event happening t ercy Hospital and its ercy Family Care Cente
th1 week. No re rvalion are needed f�r any of these events.
National Depre •• lon reenlng Day - 71wrsd.ay, Oct 6 • 1 p.m:- 6 p.m.
FREE confiden al depre ston screentngs for children, adolescents and adults. along with Informational and vtd 0
pre ntatrons. Lectur�s wtll be offered at 2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. For Informatton, call (313) 579-4960.
Cancer Screening - Sunday. Oct 23 • 12 p.m.- 4 p.rn
FREE mammograms to the first 100 women who meet th American Cancer Society guidelines • FREE paps and breast
exams • FREE prostate and colorectal creerung • blood pr ure checks • educaUonal booths • refr shments. For
Information. call (313) 579-4424.
Chemical Dependency Week - October 23 - 31 .
, As part of Chemical Dependency We k, Mercy Hospital wtll hold a fair in the hospital lobby Thursday. Oct. 27
• 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Th rapists-will also be pre nt at.our Ilve Mercy Family Car health centers to give out Information
and perform self evaluations. For Information. call (313) 579-4960.
erey Famlly Care Open House - Monday, Oct. 31 • 2 p.m.-B p.tn:
Join the flv Mercy Fam1ly Care health centers for health care information • FREE refreshments • giveaways
• Pumpkins w1l1 be given to the first 50 children who attend (one per famJly). Please visit on of the centers nearest you:
THEATR
Include:
Gue t Room
Buffet Br akfa t for Two
Pizza Hut pizza
Fre Ho�el Parking'
Kid tay Eat Fre
Mercy Family Practice Center - 824-8800
10201 E. Jefferson Ave .. Detroit 48214
Mercy Family Care - Chandler - 822-5900
12800 E. Warren. Detroit 48215
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Mercy Family Care - St Joseph - 925-2320
1799 E. Grand Blvd .. Detroit 48211
A limited number of room are
available, 0 re erve your eat today,
call (416) 977-0707 for re ervation !
Mercy Family Care - Gratiot - 372-2400
15200 Gratiot Ave .. Detroit 48205
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Mercy Nurse Managed Center - 867-1506
12951 Woodward Ave:. Highland Park 48203
TORONTO DOWNTOWN CITY HALL
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• Per r m, per", ht. Ba ed on d uble occupancy.
Tax and ratU/tyextra. rtain condiuon apply.
Mercy H pttal t locat d at 5555 Conner Av nu . D trott, ju t ast of 1-94