NAVY ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Th Labor School at Wayne
State University i accepting
applications and registrations
for cl that begin th seoond
week in January.
New students accepted into
th program must attend anori
entation conference at WSU's
Faculty/Administration Build
ing on Saturday, Jan. 7. Spon
sored by the Labor Studies
Center, the school is a noncredit
certificate program for working
men and women The emphasis
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is on dealing with real-life prob
lems, issues and prospects in
the work place and in the com
munity. There are no entrance
requirements, exams or grade .
Students learn skill n ed
to understand a changing soci
ety and work environment.
Among cours in th curricu
lum are communication skills,
history, economics, political
change and basic union leader
ship skills.
In its 27 years of service, the
NEWS BRIEFS
Wayne County holds
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hosted a Kwanzaa celebration,
the traditional African-Ameri
can holiday and the fourth an
nual such event organized by
Commissioner Bernard Parker.
The celebration was held
Wednesday, Dec. 21 at 12 noon
in the first-floor atrium of the
Wayne County Building, 600
Randolph. The event featured
African-style drummers and
dancers and a buffet lunch.
Kwanzaa is traditionally
celebrated from Dec. 26 through
Jan. 1, and is "a celebration of
commitment for the coming
year for the betterment of all
mankind, n said Parker. The"
County Commission offi a
closed the week of Dec. 26.
"Each year in the past we've
had overw helming re ponses
and we were prepar d for a
large numbers of people again
this year," said Parker.
BESIDES PARKER, com
missioners co-sponsoring the
celebration include Edna Bell,
Arthur B. Blackwell II, Charmie
Currie, Vice Chairman Pro Tem
George Cushingberry Jr., Ed
ward A. Boike Jr., Andrew C.
Richner, William J. O'Neil and
Chairman Richardo A. Solo
mon
Council to hold meeting
The Detroit City Council has
sched uled a community meeting
for Tuesday, Jan. 17 from 7 to
8:30p.m. at the Considine Rec
reation Center, 8904 at Hol
brook.
This meeting is open to the
pub} ic. The Cou neil has di vided
th city into eight districts with
one community meeting held in
each district a year.
The Jan. 17 me ting is pri
marily for citiz ns in th area
bound by: D troit Terminal
Railroad on the north, Highland·
Park and Hamtramck city bor
ders on the east, Grand Boule
vard and Michigan Terminal
Rail Road on the outh, and
rand River and Gr nlawn on
th we t.
The City Council encour
all residents nd community or-
ganizations in the district to at
tend the meeting. Citizens and
organizations may make writ
ten requests for discussions and
public hearings at the meeting
on issues relating to their neigh
borhood. Request should b
mad at least five days in d
vance of the m ting to Tony
Jeffrey, City Planning Commis
sion, 202 City-County Building,
Detroit, Mich. 48226.
REPRE ENTATIVE
CITY departments also will be
on hand to receive complaints
and explain departmental plans
and policies.
An interpreter for th h ar
ing impaired will pent if
reque ted at least 48 hour in
advanc. To rut an mt r-
p r, call 224-4946.
Hood heads Black, Ca cus
rl t" t my
our voi
school has graduated more han
2,500 students, including m m
bers, offi rs and staff from 60
different unions, w 11 un
affiliated individuals.
TUIT 0 $90 per m -
ter, or $180 per sem ter for an
accelerated program that allows
students to complete the pro
gram in one year rather than
two. Many companies have tui
tion reimbursement plans for
employees who att nd th
school. Scholar hips also
available.
Lab r ' ch I du t
wish to pursue a coll
admitted autom ti
Wayne St te wi h 1 urth r
educational requirem nt or en
trance examinations. For mo
information, contact th WS U
Labor School at (313)-577-2191.
Andrews
Funeral Hom
12 09 Ro Par Blvd
(at Glendale)
Detroit. Michigan_
(3 3)868- 065
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obert on
complete training
Navy Seaman Recruit Erica
T. Robertson, a 1993 graduate of
.. ou theast rn High School of
Th Detroit Alumnae Chapter of
Deita Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
will celebrate th International so
rorlty's 82nd Founders Day on Sat
urday, January 21, 1995. The
Surgeon General of the United
Stat ,M. Joycelyn Elders, M.D.,
will give th keynote address at
the 12:00 noon luncheon which
will be held at the Detroit Westin
Hotel's Renal sance Ballroom.
For ticket information, call (313)-
861.-5358 or (313)-862-8268.
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Colli ion & Auto Gl s
Compl t Bumping
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Detroit. MI 48221
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