…Black Roots in Africa < o E � m � :-....-"'�CK history began in Africa. Black kings and rulers ere in Africa. Black people had a culture. They made great nations. Blacks had schools and great universities. Black nations were very powerful. Africa has al ays been important in history. Africa is near to two con tinents-Europe and Asia. Today African nations are becoming great again. The people have gain their freedom. Africa ...…
…o· I ood. e had trong nd on e el. Soon he felt he cou d mo e a Ii Ie faster. ocial uritv- • • • • • • • •• Continued from P. 7 to a 0 h. aybe you can't save hat much. You can save less. Bennie to d im "Do t get 0 erconfi e . e a e plen y of time." th empty bus for t 0 o as he tim for the next ould dri e bus ith p 0- i. Ben'e ou d biting and him. c me. Percy met a e. Bennie had a for P rcy' cap. "Pu c ." o . I i I Iv you oo...…
…Th Berrien County Health Depart. ment in conjunction lth Benton Town. p Fire Department ill hold it free monthly blood pre re I ning clinic ednesd y, January 19th, from 9:00 .m. to 12:00 noon and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., t th· Benton To n- 'p Fire Station o. 1 555 orth Cry aI A enue, Benton Harbor. The clinic, hich· held regularly on the third ednesday of e ch month . de' eel to identify people with high blood pre re and refer ...…
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…HOUSE FOR RENT 2 Bedroom hou for r nt B nton To nih p. C II 926-7143. HOUSE FOR RENT HOUSE FOR RE T - 3 Bet"". St nsv n. dn y. can 926 597. IS IT TRUE you can buy j ps for $A4 through the U.S. Go rnm nt? Get the flcts tocUY! cln 312/ 742·1142, Ext. 1375. 2/2/83 RUM AGE SALE U Rummlg Ind Fum iture for Slie It 1297 ElSt ain St., Benton Harbor. EPILEPSY GROUP THE FLEA BARN WILL FIRE 000 FOR SALE BE OPEN EEK E OS FRio 1& SAT...…
…POLICE AND CRIME! e pe�nt that cot cnrnne in yor th citize bject: AUXILIARIES, a California community on P 1. SWER TO POLlCE - report on J tic Departm nt fmdin , p - CRA G HEADS, e amin local police ctions on Page 1. ATO S, THE ADVANCER IS SAC! BULK RATE US. POSTAGE PAID B ton Hlrbor, 49022 mi No.SO VOL. V 0.5 JANUARY 5 - 11, 1983 Sen Trl-COunty South ith th recent call by Benton Har bor ayor ilce Cooke for the police ...…
…ar repon 0 d. ., Any forts to ac I1Wl e of Brown y imperil ancement of other civil ri lS efforts, Go emmen I must recommit our nation to fulfillment of th letter and 0 rit of Brown." • r , Pendleton, the. R appointed rman of t Cornmissi n, °d," o not my colleagues o f that school desea:rega, tion is an important oal. I - do not 0 e that reduction in outla for public ed ca tion programs ignals a retreat from the federal o ...…
…o o ndo o , m . Roc and The landlord-tenant la in ichigan require that your landlord make rep . s. So hat do you do hen your landlord on't m e repair? hen the p int on your all . p eling so much that you'r fr ld that your 0 year old might e t the paint chip ? hen you di cover that the apartm nt you ju t moved into has coc roache? You rt by taking tep to protect your legal right. If it is minor repair problem and your ndlord i...…
…me of th problem minority-o n d busine f ce, B id, "minority pp . r m y beli t 1 rge companie ch J. ynold Indu ri are un ppro ch b . It· me h t ironi that the ery quality of . e and economi trength th t permit our company to undert e b t ti pr r to·d min rity enterpri ffecting our bility." He' ld the or ayof to h pro am to om n ppli r …
…JA UARY S -II, 1 3 THE CITIZE PAGES eque ting Pe,., Pal y F c .... __ From The Michigan Chronicle This past ring, E rna Clar ,a te cher ith the Detroit Public Schools Adult Education Program, participated in cul tural exchange program s ho family for an African udent. It re arding experience for her, one hi h believes more Bl familie e. And it has in pired e abli greater contact Ameri n and African udents. To Ids that end s. Cl...…
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…VOLUME 1 NUMBER 3 o EOPLE look up the telephone pole and say, "Look at that little man. He's working on a telephone line." That little man is Arletha. She is a telephone installer. Several months ago Arletha was looking for a job. She . went to the employment office. The lady at the employment office told Arletha, "I don't know jf you will like this job. It is dangerous. You will have to climb telephone poles." Arletha said, "I ne...…
…Since e y you . R., ComPton, California u im heft h r Ind libl imprint upon th m. i h dim-lit ey o hand in hand, Gropin and tr mblin In reh of y tery ar. u flin on. ha o and th n an un arranted tear all from th mi-visual ey . ith trembling hand it i partially bru; hed asid . -Ethel Page • ••• • ••••••••• •• …
…o Women are on the march. They want more rights. What are the things that women want? They want to be given I individual rights. Women housekeepers in New York Ci ty went on strike. They wanted to get a cost of living pay. They wanted money to feed their children. They wanted to be paid on time. Women have always fought for civil rights. In slavery days it was women who fought to free the slaves. As America grew stronger, women's...…
…frie d is omeone 0 om you en ou need el p. friend- I abou at. Pasadena, California , It feels good to earn my first paycheck. I really have orked very hard for it It feels good to 100 at hat I have done. I see that I have done something orth hile. It feels good 0 have my first chec in my hands. y family is very proud of me. I am proud of myself, because I tjid it. I too time out to overcome. hen I experience success,. it is even ...…
…Ca AOIPFORCE F ng BLAZE & HAR 0 Y eating ••• • '5 --- drinking LAST ISSUE WE SAW OUR HEROES TRY TO GET I FORMATIO ABOUT J J. A DDEATHROC • THE LOCAL HOODLUMS. THEY SOLO SO E DRUGS TO "LITTLE A" WHICH CAUSED HI TO BE CARELESS AND GET HIT BY A CARl! THE PEOPLE I THE EIGHBORHOOD WERE AFRAID TO CO E FORWARD AND IDEN· TIFY J.J. A o DEATH ROCK. OW BLAZE IS PUTTI G HIS PLA IN· TO ACTIO I! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••...…
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…tha Contunued from Pa e J another plant?" Arletha asked. to ork. On the second day the other girl and Arletha had a talk. They had much to share. ancy was single like Arletha. In a few days Nancy and Arletha were eating lunch together. C�That on't bother me." AI said. "Me· either," added Nancy. , Arletha wasn't sure. She had never been away from home before. THE instructor told them th�t open ings were based on need. Most t I p...…
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…it \\' men have played a major histon 01 role in th life 0 B! k merica and 0 our nauon as a hole. In this nes, sho the SIren th. determination, creativit; and coura e of the 'ordin ary" bloc. woman---our unsun heroines, from ce, mon.Y bel' ,has prun our backbone. Th chan that an y IOn and her family ex enced as a result oj Emancipation are clearly (Old h re by her son. of Henry e ... he as a la married to a & • imon ... a...…
…to of your life an tur- f around. There' a o 0 ��&L------�------� EYS FOR $.90 A SHOT YORE C RRY OUT ORDERS V LABL BREAKFAST SERVED'A Y TI Da· y :00-7 :30.pm , .. • .. , I …
…flu" n am, d re i; dent of Berri n County are once more b ing urg d to t e thi often epidemic di riou y, cording to E. De ain Sil emale, edi at Director for the Berrien County Health Dep rtment. The influenz ert i p rticularly important for older people nd tho ,ho are vulner ble bee u of lung heart di , or di bete. Such people ith their phy icians about b in immunized by v ccin . Dr. Silvernale pl ced emphasi on influenza's infect...…
…Cou y per- one you y. under d the rvi Bure u do y mon y to fumi I er for the p r. Tho peopl th e n hired to run the Bure p ying them Ive 29 per hour for con Itant fee on top of their bi .. It good thi that th y hi ly re omm nded by the Prez - hp""I� I ld think th t they are d t y ur e 0 r th flag t play of m ouldn't violence …
…WANTED IS IT TRUE you can buy j ps for $44 through the U.S. Government? Get the facts today! C.II 312/ 742·1142, Ext. 1375. 2/2/83 FIREWOOD FOR SALE BU LLETPROOF Inspector n ed in th W th rlzation 0 partm nt of B ri n County Action, Inc., 170 East wan Str , Benton Harbor. ust have basic knowled in math matics, carp ntry and re d nti I construction. ust b abl to read and use a tape, Iso to ritl nd k p c- curate records. Ab' ...…
…e d d both n the fel Styles sho n are of fered only as repre sentative of Sear assortment. all fa I and in er e th m even more ill p en of t e our purc ases. Regular 16.99 S nds Jan. 8 CERA C fall/ int r h ndb 9 and S in uret ane uppers fully cus ion d inso e, 1_1/.. inch edge crepe so e. S abou Sears credit plan 0% to 50% Fall cce on s handb 9 . Choose from many sty colors Ouantiti slim, ratncbec s. …
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…1TOIt- • I MOM,DAO A D AO P ,AUGHT ME! / HOW DO '(oU�OW SO � \'JaRDS, SIS? I FI . lVlIlbll'll BUCK o "OR is j bject matter of its highly . Co �. recognize our d y to keep our ..-� informed a the community- . din activities of our illustrious national ma����m� ad � «� espeCU·IUy proud of ve pined signal recognition for "Reaching Out"-and "Reachi Bac" to touch the lives of those are confmed in the of poverty and illiteracy...…
…Front-wheel drive in a Buic ? Great. But I figured I'd forfeit luxLry when I slid into Bu'c 's sma lest car. Well. alii ost was a par ing problem. The fit? Roomy and sinfully luxlrilus. Five ride in comfort. no dieting required. S yhawk feels Buic b'g and yet gas con sumption IS downright deetetic! If you'd realty rather have a smaller Su'ck-you cal still get reaf Bu'ck com fort. In the luxurious Skyhawk. Move in, and m e yoursetf at...…
…'ITO«- • I o AL- of African decideho African iOI1 Itmmt1tlon NalllOllS represented Zim b to grantin They are denlaDCllJ\I in and op the African troops into nefjdlborula ales and also f . discrimination ° …
…CK 1tIONIT'CM- • I May is 1 monlh t "de Q . dIzy 10 remembt!r and honor our or dead. The lIIioltlll BLA V ITO offers Ih' memoriollo m Defi of Amerial- her living or dead, read: olCola, T erdam and toma- off Indian taken to Ma!adlllSetts Bay Colony in 1638. In requiring all men, indludina InC_as _I_,'_"'�' to train for value." and hit in the South Carolina of early America ite t to defend AmeriCa and be treated in a human y...…
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…Black Defender non-eommissi oned officer , fICUS, fought Wlder General Andrew J of Orleans. In regard to the use of free s in th army, General J n wrote th o emor of Louisiana, saying, "1bey m be other for or aaamst and you ma e them confi in them maaae them by every dear and lnorllble tie to the inter of th coun- try, bich ends to them equal rights and pri . 'th hi men!' From the beginning, many b s , ed the a ruggI that ouId ...…
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…,. ITO -. • I f Sixth Street is erected on the ite whcr . ard Allen and Absolom Jon founded the African Methodist Episcopal Church, one of the largest and in your powerful ac denominatio in the country. Tus egee In ·h T. , The Harriet Tubnwl Home, in hich her day , been a monument to this famo oman led 300 to freedom on the Underground RailrOad. y In the Hall of Fame Yor Uni . tbere i in honor of Booker T. W on, ed or and ...…
…THE ational Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc. (NPHC) is a living example of an organim ion' po er to "reach " "pull' f up by its own bootstraps" to become potentially 0 of America' me viabl and in fluential organizations. From its fo�ding in 1930, the council enjoyed ... u� fifty of constructive service to the fo f emiti and four roriti com i membership. �aJnlOSl suddenly, after the 1m national COIl tion, the life of the coun- . threate...…
