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…y, Country Cub, 28118 Warren, Dearborn • July 7&8. 833-8217. Y YOUR HEFlTAGE HOUSE J1 110 E. Ferry. . 871-1887. AFRICAN AMERICAN HIS­ TORY - 301 Frederick Doug • 833-G8OO. GI ... ,... FRONT ROOM GALlERY ., 41 E. Adam. . SHERRY WASHINGTON GAlLERY - nder Center. 555-8RUSH. Look! en/Learn Send Your Announc:.mer11t1 of your group or organiza- tion: P.O. Box 03580 12541 Second St. Hlglhlarld PaI1c. I 48203 (313) 869-0033. ...…

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…CLASSIFIED production from an accredited IChooI �. be - Iy for � Food Ser- Vice. Two full- me iog experience preferred. nlmum of two a experience on food rvice production and pervi ion. Send lett r of application stating back­ ground, r ume, n me of thr f f � nce and tranlCfipts to Human AnolJrce , Lake Michigan Colleg , 2755 E. . Ave., Benton Harbor, MI 49022. Position open until July 1., 1989 or filled. Lake Michigan CoI­ leg ...…

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…" ... An interview with' \ , ,MauJanaK� By Joseph Young , . WIult is t/Ie COIIII�;011 be 1M Npio StlbG (Seven· PrUtciplesJ IIItd K *I ' The Seven Princi , you bow, are the core of Kwanzaa. , Kwuazaa • the only y celebrated DOD­ heroic hoIidaf e have in the COUDtl'y. When I created Kwanzaa in 1966, wIlat I anted to do to introduce and rein- force a value y em, a value y tern that d give us a social morality, tandards of right a...…

…OPINION COr�MENTARY LEITERS EDITORIALS 50 fEW OF us U t>e.R5T� D ·Wl u rT TJ\\(ES TO MN<E A M N ... TI--\E MI\N '1'1\-\0 W\LL NEVER s � t>\E; ,\\E M N W\\O 'NtLL- NEVER G'''E UP; T�E .' M� ·Wl-\O. W\LL.. E'JaR, . DEPEND UPoN O,l\ERSTO' DOW�t\T' HE OUGHT . 1't> DO FOR, �\M�LFi .' ._ ( . ·�E··M. W"b W\LL . .' :'� ._ NO\. .e,L"ME GOD,. WI· � \J>:IlLL· OT BLI\N\E. �l:JREI WHO 't:i'LL.· OT .8'- tl\E fA,E . . FOR \\\� CO D\TtON ....…

…HIGHLAND PARK FOCUS ISO AL .P.O I Ideasn I I ICE • STATE REP DENIES ACCEPrANCE State Represen� Alma Stallworth, who was oa.e of the state legislators present, aid . "Dot true.· Two of Ediso estions were totally rejected both by the . tors � the mayor, she said. One ugestion her- self co . dered p'o .• she said, though she could Dot ac- . cept i until EdisoD in 0 ifor MaI:'IIIa G. Scott greater specifia. A seCOD d meeting...…

…TCo.� I - - IlOIIdfCJ mo"":SOI1, 1988 J<rID ,Achiever rd recipient - Business: . (, Minority 'tOuth Entrepreneurship Program (MYEP), St. Louis, Mo. d Tompson IS nur uring entrepreneur'al sprlt among sue s see i g a fu ure in e business world. o , you 9 Louis re beginning 0 s and heir neighbors. s c '0 J, Bro. nhornso 0 ceo io is con rio Ing a 0 a a S50,0 0 local non- e -ci g niza 10 s C ose by e five 988 @L r A rd reci nts Please ...…

…. I 7 CHURCH I Oll AY They .wiIl tape their broad-! Watch night service will be cast � at 7:00 p.m. held t 10:30 p.m. at UDlo The broadcast can be heard ort African Me odlst each SUDday night at � p.m. oser radio station W.sJ .M., 1400LIIL The Rev. Emery Varrie is the tCI". Hall of Fame. In 1977 he entered Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. While attending Morehouse, Tyrone played for the var ity baSketban team, joined ...…

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…9 , dENTON HARBOR AREA NEVIS ----- --- - - - - - --- ---- �Shop . for an . ailing ,community K. GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW , Call 616/926-7143 ( - - • 1 � SSWICE T1l NOON - - SAME OI\Y Sa:tVlCE IWL Y - • �T Sl.J( ClEANING - SHAT Sa:tVlCE EXPERT LEATHER & ORAPERIE There will be preaching, singin& and rcjoiciDg all night Ioog. - Breakfast Will be served at 6:00 a.m. at no charge. Everyone is invited to attend The Rev. Emery Varr...…

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…I ' Mic a 11' LASSIFIED . ·1 I • I I ·H�D/F A . ,HO ES·· UD/FH CASAS Amount necessary to redeem. $1,619.98 plus the fees of the Sheriff. TAX DEED HOLDE . Brown Indu tries, Inc. &. Mark Twain Bank 901 Main Kansas City, 0 64112 SIGNATURE: Natasha Smith Place of Business: 253 N. Santa Fe, P.O. Box 45 Salina, Kansas 67402-0045 I .** �I C ·107 ,..---- -_ '. »" � - za *. )€ , …

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…rally,:to aid clien ------------------------------------�--------�--�--��----�--1 I for individuals as U as for lfare legislation. Goode says, "For instance, when there e problems with a particular. agency's policy where everyone· uffering. all rk togetherr to ge that polic.ychanged. - She tinued, -A one-for-aU aod all­ for-o e policy i upheld- The WSMA offiee i 10- ca ed at 1125 Oakman in basement of the DoDD Church. For more i...…

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…• , I I 5 - --- , i ) pill i f H 1. ( f H It II H 'II L � rv , l .« t t IT � .. \ i l \ '. � eries. of the past R iDg the Detroit can become clothes-producing eeater fo the State of Michigan Over the years Detroiter haYe become locked into meatalily ppiag malls . the suburbs are here we Mic_m also the best sud· the world. e can use this sud to produce Glass - to replace the brokea wiDdo that we see arouad US; to bar- the e...…

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…• 7 ). Since the days when Bill Pickett firs bulldogged a steer to the dust, the Black covvboy has been a symbol of originality and daring. Today, that bold spirit is embo­ died in Black rodeos and their dynamic cowboys. - The Adolph Coors Company, brewer of Coors, Coors Light and Coors Extra Gold, it is proud to bring the Bill Pickett Rodeo to audienc s across the nation. From one ortginal to another, let's keep our traditions...…

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…Credit Certificate Prd,g s. It's all port of the C merica lending spirit, to hel vou'· buy the home you wi nt. . For more information on a rnortqoqe from Com rica, call 1-800-292-1300 or (313) 222-5585. Or stop my any Comerica branchloffice. The door will be 'opeh . � \ Announcing A�ble M . from Comerica. Getting into your own home has never been easier. That's why Comerica is offering a variety of fixed and variable rate mort...…

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…"There was a common bond," says U. Governor Lawr nee Douglas Wilder of Virginia �;_. ... aking of hi college experi- en . ';We all knew who we w re . and where we needed to go and what we needed to do to get there.' Wilder, the nation's highest -rank- . ing Black elected state official, � attributes that1world-beating attitude to the inspiring role models he found at Virginia Union University, one of Americas Black colleges. In a...…

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…Urry ory II Pre-School StoryTime will be held &om lO:OO until 10:45 OIl WedDe day, September 28th. Storie so and a film for childre 3-5, wiD be presented. Pre-resistratio . required. oYies for children wiD be own on S turclay, October I Ist, at 2:00 p. Boob dded to the ad 001- lection are: "Labrador" ·by Kathryn 0 '. Girl Next Door and H She Grew" by J � .. Tbroup" by S es; "Doctors" by Erich "100 Years of Motorcycles" by Ma...…

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…r , e t Reader a4lill'''''� for h p in getting Croc.,.. ..... uppo� W.l'".a.s- ork bop schedule To" tel": As Michigan Coordinator for the Vietnam Women' Memorial Project I extreme­ ly dRppo' ted· Representa­ ti\'e George Crockett'S con­ . tiaued lack of support for the Project. LqpsI.tioa to pIa� a statue of a oman on t e grounds of the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in WashiagtOll, D.C. passed the U . Seoate 96-1 d both the ...…

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…The Board of Education of the Benton Harbor Area Schoola i accep· g sealed p-oposals for furnishing ne Uniforms for the Beaton Harbor HWb School I L.L!.-L to l� any or above be sub- bid forms priMded by t e Purch iDa Office, Ad­ ministration Bldg., 711 E. Britain A�., Bell Harbor, 49022-1107. Proposals will be ceepted the B· Of­ fice util2:00 P .M .. WedDesday, October 26, 1988. 11Ie Board of Bm��·.�� �tro accept or reject a...…

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…Larry Simmon is orman Winch ster banquet speaker Pa 6 , rea DyS Capital News Service lANSING - Black leader- hip in action is what the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus wants to see at the state Capitol. During the next few weeks the Caucus will develop an urban strategy. The report is expected to be ready in mid- ovember. "Urban communities need special attention," said Ursula Littl s, staff person at the Michigan Legisla...…

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…October 25-31, 1.987, oc onor DETROIT, MI - At its an­ nual a ards banquet held recently, Robert T. O'Connell, vice president and group ex­ ecutive/finance for the General Motors Corporation, received the Gold Key award from the Greater Oppor- tunities Industrialization Center of Metropolitan Detroit (GOIC). The GOIC is -an affiliate of the 23-year-old Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America -- a nationwide net­ wo...…

…- r 9 ra say �or educatio� not aggrevation, for dinner and food, not quaaludes . "So everytime you see a p her of the world selling dlugs to little boys and girls, Tell them to quit, thro diu in a pit. 'It's suicide, 'it's the bad joy ridelll 'so people th t diu are great. • Le1 me tell yo hould really hate. 'It' something sing up your minds. 'It's th turning turning 10 to crime. To this mi t no make II p hers need kids,...…

…October 25-31,1987, The Michig n Citizen 5 • I d • • oomow , u. ar By Iter J. Crider The Saturday, September 26, 1987, Home Real Estate Section of the Detroit Free Press had a rather interesting feature article entitled "The ext Boomtowns". The article concerned itself with the prediction by real es­ tate experts of where they for­ see the best housing values in the metropolitan area are. Housing prices in the cities na...…

…Ie obiliza- proved that ayne Oak! d Bank handle ccounts for Community Improvement Program Grants. Heath ac­ knowledged the committment m de by the b to remain in the city and its desire to locate in the proposed opping cen­ ter t Woodward and anchester. Council members voted u­ nanimously to name the ichig Citizen the offi- cial ne paper erving the city. Council lcomed publish r Chari elly and e - pre ed their concerns for th...…

…October 25·31,1987, Th Michigan CUtten 7 Community Affairs. She also does free lance videos for weddings, fashion sho and commercials. Her goal is to produce video . Dawn is the daughter of Charles and Mamie Yarbrough, Benton Harbor. Da n Yarbrough pursues video career Dawn Delynne Yarbrough, a 1979 gradu t'! of Benton Harbor, no living in Califor­ nia is making her dream come true. Dawn is now working at the Cedars-Sinai Medic...…

…1, Co format will: -Provide an opportunity for citize to hear the can- didat ' vie OD· and eir proposed ons; r -Provide an opportunity for didat to citize ' concerns and ho for their city. The candidat are invited to peak, e ch for 15 minut . e moder tor, Ted Vern - co, will th open the floor and invite citizen respo in the form of questio con- cerns, opes, ddressed to the didat . or more inform . on, call 926-4084. oduCIO...…

…ur er charge ow 0 of L· Wolf ha Ie i iri 9 a Carl BENTON HARBOR Commissioner Bill Walf has solidified" Alex Little's posi­ tion as city manager or else it will now cost the city "a mil­ lion dollars" to get rid of the manager, mayoral candidate James F. A. Turner charged during the Oct. 19 Chamber of Commerce sponsored debate between himeself and Wolf. By putting the firing of Lit­ tie up for a vote when Wolf knew he only h...…

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…ATLANTA - The most recent poll of Southern voters sho the Rev. Jesse J ackson leading his five Democratic party rivals in the race to take firs place in the so-called Super Tuesday Southern Primary. The March 8, 1988 primary is called Super Tuesday" be­ cause t least 16 Southern and border states will be conduct­ ing primaries on the same day. ·The poll conducted by the Atlanta Journal and Constitu­ tion found 27% of potential ...…

…. chigan' firs African J\nlerican le�ator vvas HA'1*ri4o:nn' elected in 1892. William Ferguson erved one term. ince then there hav been 50 Bl c legislator in Lansing. "Our members are usually very invol ed in different com­ mitt 0 only an ver ge of fi 0 • caucus memb rs o up t the monthly meet­ ,. Littles . d. p 0 frica IT ... .ctJ'll ... �on County ro P chairper­ Judi . fl r: CI r (D. Flint) rv d pr i- City Council CPo t...…

…Citizen OGE HE e can build Ben on Harbor lec ames F. A. MAYO rner VOT TUESDA OV.3 Elder A ury Rev. c. . Jones Rev. Perry urray Shaheid Shabazz • Rev. Emery Vanie Rev. Fletch cAfee Paid for by Ben10n Dem. Comm. …