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Volume XI, Number XXIII " i\ o r i h *n a i L a s^ ' 'W c e A:. / H T a p e r c f C h o i c c " June 6-June 12,2002 SERVING PLANO, DALLAS, RICHARDSON, GARLAND, ALLEN, MCKINNEY AND MESQUITE The Infamous Piano's Douglas Community Council To Hold It's Annual "Willie Lynch Letter" Juneteenth Festival As we prepare lo celebrate anoth­ er Juneieeth holiday MON-The Area Community Leaders Invited Gazelle's Editorial Staff thought it By: Felicia Coleman the Juneteenth plans along with On the Homefront: vxiuld be a good opportunity to intro­ On Saturday, June 15, 2002 other topics in the community. spect ourselves and determine if lue arc the Douglas Communit>' Council Juneteenth is an annual The Frisco public library part of the solution or the problems will have it's annual Juneteenth event at the Douglas Center. kicks ofl* its summer within our coinnmnity. A white slave Celebration Reminiscence. With Participation was reduced be­ reading program, "Read owner, William Lynch in 1712, deliv­ it's theme Bringing It Back to the cause of the competition in big­ Across Texas" with a ered this speech. The publication ofihu Church, there will be many ger cities such as Dallas. We are puppet show on Friday, speech is not intended to offend any­ activities into the night. an older and smaller commimit>' June 7; 8750 McKinney one, but to challenge "the pozoer that The Douglas Community but we are starting early this year Road. The festivities start be" on the validity of the content of Council originated during the and we encourage people to come out. I think it will be nice", at l:30ani with a check this speech. times when the state of Texas Johnson said. presentation from the outlawed the NAACP. Reverend C.S. Trimble set forth to begin South East area MOM Gentlemen, I greet you here The Juneteenth celebration the organization Douglas Com­ on the bank of the James River in will begin at 10:00 a.m. with a Club of Frisco. munity Council, named after ex- the year of our Lord one thousand parade beginning at William's slave and American abolitionist seven hundred and twelve. First, I High School and will proceed to Fire-rescue camp for Frederick Douglas. shall thank you, the gendemen of Shiloh Missionary Baptist teens at Collin County the Colony of Virginia, for bringing Trimble worked together Church, 920 East I4th Street in presents its annual Fire- me here. I am here to help you with friend Ben Thomas to help, Piano. A spiritual celebration will Rescue Camp. Open to solve some of your problems with improve, teach and assist Black take place at Shiloh Missionar\' teenagers 14-18, the slaves. Your invitation reached me people. One of the first issues Baptist Church. The event will camp will meet from on my modest plantation in the that Trimble and Thomas want­ continue at Douglas Recreation vs. the light skin slaves vs. ilie dark them witli the natural capacity to S:30am to 4pm Monday West Indies, where I have experi­ ed to do was to find a way to get Center were there will be a baby skin slaves. You must use the female take care of their needs and the mented with some of the newest Black students into integrated pageant, music, picnic, entertain­ through Thursday l:pm. vs. the male, and the male, and the needs of their offspring, we break and still the oldest methods for schools. Together, Trimble and ment and games for the kids. Ben 8:30am to 1pm June 7 at male vs. the female. You must also that natiu-al string of independence control of slaves. Ancient Rome Thomas purchased a bus to Thomas said, "ITie purpose of the Central Paiit Campus, have your white servants and over­ from them and thereby create a would em'T.' us if my program is transport Black children from this event is to bring back to the lire academy building. seers distrust all Blacks, but it is dependency state, so that we may implemented. As our boat sailed their communirj- to integrated church and to reemphasize and Camp fee $150. Call Leslie necessary that your slaves trust and be able to get from them usefiil south on the James River, named schools. encourage our youtli to use the depend on us. They must love, respect, production for our business and Thetford 972-548-6836. for our illustrious King, whose ver­ opportunities that are for them and trust only us. Gentlemen, these pleasure. Later, Trimble turned the sion uf the Bible we cherish, I saw today as a result of emancipa­ kits are your key. to control. Use Douglas Communiiy Council Nortel Nctworkii will cut enough to know that your problem tion," "TTie theme. Bringing it them. Have your wives and chil­ over to Hiomas. Thomas served is not unique. XXTiile Rome used Cardinal Principles For Back to the Church", Thomas another 3,500 jobs and dren use them, never miss an as President until 1983. Thomas cords of wood as crosses for stand­ Making A Negro said, "the hand of God is work­ may sell its optical-com­ opportunity. If used intensely for one said, "We want to take care of ing human bodies along its high­ For fear that our future gener­ ing for us. We are his children ponents business as it year, the slaves themselves will remain ourselves and be a factor in the ways in great numbers, you are ations may not understand the and we are free. We want to revamps its operation to perpetually distrustful. Thank you communit>' and be self reliant." here using the tree and the rope on principles of breaking both the return it to the church because save money. gentlemen. Five years ago Vanessa occasion. beast together, the nigger and the there is where it all originated." horse. We understand that short Johnson became the President of Douglas Community Coimcil. For more information call Charley Langley, the pop­ I caught the whiff of a dead Let's Make A Slave range planning economic results in With 15 members in the council, Vanessa Johnson at 972-390-9175 ular vocalist who went on slave hanging from a tree a couple By: The Black Arcade Liberation periodic economic chaos; so that, they meet every Thursday night or Ben Thomas 972-422-2966. &om his native Piano to miles back. You are not only losing Library 1970 to avoid turmoil in the economy, it at the Douglas Center to discuss headline shows in Denver valuable stock by hangings, you It was the interest and business requires us to have breath and and New York appeared having uprisings, slaves are running of slaveholders to study human depth in long range comprehensive away, your crops are sometimes left recently at the Piano nature, and the slave nature in par­ planning, articulating both skill if the field too long for maximum sharp perception. Forum and was such a hit ticular, with a view to practical profit, you suffer occasional fires, results, and many of them attained We lay down the following that an entire show as a your animals are killed. Gentlemen, astonishing proficiency in this principles for long range compre­ henefit for the Piano Metro you know what your problems are; direction.They had to deal not with hensive economic plaiming. 1. Both Willie and Martha Rotary club is being I do not need to elaborate. I am earth wood and stone, but with horse and nigger are no good to the planned aroimd his talent. here to enumerate your problems, I men and by every regard they had economy in the wild or natural am here to introduce you to a for their own safety and prosperity state. 2. Both must be broken and Wattiey 60th Anniversary method of solving them. In my bag AT&T Broadband an­ they needed to know the material tied together for orderly produc­ here, I have a fool proof method for Nursery. She is now nounced that basic cable on which they were to work. tion. 3. For orderly futures, special conirolling your black slaves. I retired. Willie Wattiey rates affecting more than and particular attention must be guarantee everyone of you that if Conscious of the injustice and joined the army at 17 years 8,000 Piano customers paid to the female and the youngest installed correctly it will control wrong they were every hour perpet­ old. He worked at Veterans offspring. 4. Both must be cross­ will increase to $12.23 slaves for at least 300 years. My uating and knowing what they Hospital for 18 years bred to produce a variety and divi­ effective July l, 2002. method is simple. Any member of themselves would do, were they the where he became the first sion of labor. 5. Both must be Making that a $.50 cent your family or your overseer can use victims of such wrongs, they were black supervisor. In 1963, taught to respond lo a pecuhar new increase. constantly looking for the first signs he organized the NAACP language. 6. Psychological and it. of the dreaded retribution. They of Collin County. In 1965, T have oudined a number of watched, therefore, with skilled and physical instruction of containment Host families are needed he was an employee of differences among ;he slavgj; and / practiced eyes, and learned to read, must be created for both. for international high Texas Instruments were he take these differences and make them with great accuracy, the state of We hold the six cardinal prin­ school exchange students again became the first bipfer I use fear- disgust and enw mind and heart of the slave, ciples as truth to be self-evident, black supervisor and also for the 2002-03 school year for control purpQSes, These meth­ through his sable face. Unusual based upon the following discourse first black engineer. Mr. in the Piano area. For more ods have worked on my modest sobriety, apparent abstraction, sul- concerning the economics of Wattiey served as Mayor information call Sharon plantation in the West Indies and it lenness and indifference - indeed, breaking and tying the horse and By: I-clicia Coknian Pro-tem over McKinney, George 817-295-0647 or will work throughout the South. any mood out of the common way nigger together, all inclusive of the Texas for 18 years and served Take this simple little list of differ­ afforded ground for suspicion and Recently Willie and the ERDT Texas State six principles laid down about. Martha Watiley were acknowl­ on the Cit>' Council for 22 Office 1-800-941-3738. ences, and think about them. On inquiry. years. top of my list is "Age", but it is edged by Saint Mark Baptist -Frederick Douglas NOTE: Neither principle The Wattleys have been there only because it starts with an Church for their 60th anniver­ alone will suffice for good econom­ members of Saint Mark Baptist "A", the second is "Color" or sary. Mr.Wattiey said," Not Let's Make A Slave is a study ics. All principles alone must be Church for 40 years. "It fell shade, there is intelligence, size, many people have been mar­ of the scientific process of man employed for orderly good of the great to be presented with an sex, size of plantations, status on ried as long as we have. And we INSIDE breaking and slave making. It nation. anniversary plaque", Mr. plantations, attitude of owners, have been through tough describes the rationale and results Wattiey said." The secret to a whether the slaves live in the valley, Accordingly, both a wild horse times, but we have managed to of the Anglo Saxon's ideas and good, long healthy marriage is On the Homefront 1 on a hill, East, West, North, South, and a wild or natural nigger is dan­ stick together." methods of insuring the to respect each other. One have fine hair, coarse hair, or is tall gerous even if captured, for they Mr. Wattiey lived in master/slave relationship. can't tell the other that they are or short. Now that you have a list of will have the tendency to seek their McKinney, Texas all of his life. Community SpotUght . .2 the boss. You have to treat each differences, I shall give you an out­ customary freedom, and in doing Every 3rd Sunday of May, other like you want to be treat­ line of action, but before that, I Let's Make A Slave so, might kill you in your sleep. You Saint Mark Baptist Church Editorials 3 ed. And another thing is that shall assure that distrust is stronger llic Origin and Development of cannot rest. They sleep while you would have a picnic day in you can't run and hang out than trust, and env^ is stronger a Social Being Called "The Negro" arc awake, and are awake while you Melissa, Texas were church with the boys", he said. Ethnic Notes ^ than adulation, respect or admira­ Let us make a slave. What do are asleep. They are dangerous near members from all over would tion. we need? First of all we need a the family house and it requires too gather. At the picnic is where The 60th anniversary You & Your Money 3 black nigger man, a pregnant nig­ much labor to watch them away Mr. Wattiey met Martha. They plaque was presented to Mr. The Black slave after receiving ger woman and her baby nigger from the house. Above all, you can­ were married in Dallas. Texas And Mrs. Wattiey by Rod Strategy ^ this indoctrination shall carry on boy. Second, we will use the same not get them to work in this natural on May 28, 1942. They have Winston. Mr. Winston met Mr. and will become self refueling and basic principle that we use in state. Hence, both the horse and two children, Willie James And Mrs. Watiley at Saint Mark Baptist church three self-generating for hundreds of breaking a horse, combined with tlie nigger must be broken; that is Wattiey Jr. and Charles On The Move ^ years, maybe thousands. years ago. -Mr. Winston said, some more sustaining factors. break them from one form of men­ Samuel Wattiey. The VC^attleys Don't forget you must phch are also proud grandparents of "The Wattleys are spiritual What we do with horses is that tal life to another, keep the body the old Black male vs. the young take the mind! Princess Wattiey and Carla people. They are willing to lis­ WeUness ^ we break them from one form of Black male, and the young Black Wattiey. ten and share with others. They life to another, that is, we reduce In other words, break the will ...7 male against the old Black male. For 15 years Martha are fun and ihey enjoy life to Arts & Ent them from their natural stale in to resist. Now the breaking process You must use the dark skin slaves Wattiey worked at United Day the fullest." nature; whereas nature provides See The Willie Lynch Letter page 6 Around the Town ...8

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Page 2 'J^i.its 6-Ji*ne 12, 2002 • The Guzt.iU Editorial ^^ -^ Etiinic Notes THE TRUTH CLINIC Being Black Black Leadership: Anomaly of Political Personality By James \V. Breedlove They ranged in st>'le from press conferences, get their pic­ When No One is Looking The latest statistics from the Brooke's conservatism to tures and quotes into TV sound By. James Clingman NNPA negatively, on another Black cial resources) to help more of Joint Center for Political and Powell's radicalism. From bites, and put their media spin Have you ever wondered brother or sister? What do they our people get to our level and Economic Studies documents Dawson's non-dissenting organ­ on racial issues. And because what those Black folks, who do when no one is looking? beyond. We can hold the door the significant increase in Black ization loyalty to Jones' dissent­ blacks have allowed charismatic seem to be afraid of being per­ Someone said good charac­ open for another brother or sis­ Elected Officials (BEOs) over ing but loyal style. All achieved leadership to become synony­ ceived as "too Blackj" think ter is "doing the right thing ter (or, "send the elevator back the last 30 years. the heights of political power but mous with star worship and when they look into the mirror? when no one is looking." Being down," as Dikembe Mutombo There were 1,469 BEOs in not the commensurate exercise celebrity genuflection Black Do you think that when they are Black has the same application says), or we can slam the door 1970 rising to 9,040 in 2000; a of that power. And nothing of America pays a dear price for alone they acknowledge who for me. Some of us are so enam­ and nail it shut, preventing oth­ they really are? Do you think six fold increase. Blacks are may­ substance has changed over the this poHtical superficiality. ored by the trappings of society ers to follow in our footsteps. that when they stare at them­ ors of 47 cities with populations years, only more black officials. The sad truth is that that when placed in a situation We can make those deci­ selves, they appreciate the reflec­ where someone is watching, over 50,000.There are 33 Blacks Various interest groups have because of this anomaly of polit­ sions and many more, all while tion looking back at them? And, especially Whites, we tend to do holding statewide elective offices obtained political power by con­ ical personality blacks have nar­ no one is looldng. No one will what about this? Do you think— and say what we think they want in 18 states; six being in trolling the dissemination of vot­ rowed their political options to ever know, unless you tell him or despite some of our brothers' to hear. You know how it is. We her, that you decided to go Georgia. ing blocks to a party or candi­ one: the Democratic Party. The and sisters' reluctance and want to be accepted as equals, as against your people rather than The question then arises: date, demanding control of sin^ple fact is that most black resistance in some cases to being peers. This is especially true in help your people. No one will With so many blacks holding selected policy making jobs, politicians and other organiza­ Black—that they admit who the workplace. It's the "mask" ever see your reluctance and these positions of influence and backlash punishment of any tional leaders are not account­ they are and understand their we wear. But, even if you are one resistance to being what God power, why are Blacks still on pohtician opposing the group's able to a black base, and have place in history? of those Black folks, there will made you, and demonstrating the bottom rung of every index interests, organized education of been willing to let the I have often said, "You can­ still be times when you will face your Blackness by doing what of well being in this country? voters, and lobbying for legisla­ Democrats have black votes for not run or move away from the reality of you can to help your people. No Poverty, income, wealth, jobs, tion that promotes the group's free. Moreover, this situation is being Black; you cannot gradu­ your Blackness. There will one education, business ownership, interests. imlikely to change without the ate firom being Black; and you come a time when you will have will see, but will you be able health care, incarceration to For most ethnic groups it is emergence of new leadership cannot gain enough wealth to to make a decision, when no one to sleep at night? Will you be name a few. a well known axiom that political within the black community, not remove your Blackness." is looking, for instance, to make able to face your children when IlOne of the most serious power is directly related to the to replace but to augment. Unfortunately, some of us a purchase from a Black-owned they grow up, more enlightened afflictions impeding the forward proportion of its vote in elec­ Republicans try to court blacks think we can, and we are sadly business. You ma encounter an than you, and ask why Black progress of America's blacks has tions. Blacks, with few excep­ during election season, but it is disappointed when we find our opportunity to help your brother people don't,own more been the curious an -maly tions, have been unsuccessful in obvious that their programs are efforts are fiatile. Nevertheless, or sister in a way that may not sit resources than we do, why known as the black leader. It using the same methods for not black inclusive. This must some of us continue to try to too well with White folks if they our businesses fail at such a high seems the black commimit\' is black advantage. change. assimilate and feel so graciously found out. What will you do? rate, why we are no further along burdened by black leaders, In the 1970s mainstream black This much we know: imless endowed and "extra special" Many Black people make economically than we were a anointed by the white majority, leaders changed from the tradi­ we open up political debate when allowed in the inner-sanc- those kinds of decisions every­ generation ago, why our people who adhere to the dictates of the tional civil rights agenda to a within our own ranks, our poh- timis of White-owned corpora­ day. Our level of consciousness lead the nation in all the larger white communit>'. Since compromising agenda.They focus­ tics will not be improved. Unless tions, country clubs, boards, and more time than not determines negative categories, why most black leaders are beholden ed on getting corporation money those politics are improved, we all of the other positions that what our final decision will be. there are so many Black men in to whites for financial assistance to keep the "organization" alive, will miss opportimities that do make some of us feel privileged. We can either run and (try to) prison, why there is such an they cannot be 100 percent not to move the black communi­ exist. If we miss those opportu­ Some of our people, to this hide from our Blackness by inordinate number of Black day, desperately continue to seek committed to the pursuit of ty forward by pragmatically nities, we will remain at the walking past a Black-owned folks who are functionally illiter­ that special title of being the black interests. addressing the real problems. mercy of the majority society. store to get to one owned by ate. What will you tell them? "first Black," and use it to rank someone else, or we can patron­ Some of us will not be able In the American political As such, black leaders have To what promised land is themselves over others. What do ize the Black storeowner. We can to say we did anything to help system, organizations and inter­ become harmless spokespersons Black America being lead? Is it those folks think when they get lost in the world of status make the situation better. But, est groups wield power. Rarely who hold endless meetings, economic security, political stand absolutely alone and look and position and forget about I'm sure we'll come up with do individuals. Yet blacks, over plaiming sessions, and confer­ equity, educational parity, or at themselves? What do they do our people, or we can use our something. We can always lie. the years, have shown a remark­ ences in which they gratuitously even ethnic self-esteem? Sad to when faced with a decision that intellectual capacity (and finan­ After all, no one was looking. able affinit>' for their political give themselves awards, plaques, say, black leaders have not made will impact, either positively or leaders to be charismatic indi­ tributes and testimonials. They a definitive game plan known to viduals with a voter base sup­ make endless resolutions calling the black community. And if you porting the individual instead of for action. Then deals are cut do not know where you are a group agenda. with majority politicians and going how can you expect to get You & Your Money In the 1960s William Dawson business leaders ostensibly on there? (Illinois), Edward Brooke (Mas­ behalf of the black community sachusetts), Adam Clayton but in reality never changing the Billie Financial Planning Still Powell (New York), and Ray­ relative status quo between Comments or opinions may be mond Jones (New York) were blacks and the majorit>' society. sent to the writer at jaydubub Meador Important After indicative of the broad spectrum 1-eaders diligently maneuver (a^wbell. net . of black charismatic politicians. to command center stage at Retirement Throughout your working tax-deferred accounts — such as minium by a golf course and hit years, you save and invest so your IRAs and your 401(k) — the links every day. Or they'll that you can create a comfort­ as long as possible. Try to with­ purchase a home by the lake Teen Summit able lifestyle in retirement. 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wm strategy On The Move NFL GREAT CALVIN HILL HELPS LAUNCH HEART FAILURE Sr. Promotions AWARENESS CAMPAIGN Spodight Health, the lead­ Planner for NextStage and eventually death. streaming video clips on ing creator of celebrity-featured Because his father died from Spotlight Health's Web site. health issue awareness cam­ the condition, Calvin Hill has Calvin Hill was born in paigns, and Guidant chosen to parmer with Spotlight Baldmore in 1947; Hill grew up at Grand Prairie Corporation, a world leader in health to encourage the public as the only child of a construc­ Vivian joined garnered publicity and nation and booking and the treatment of cardiac and vas­ to determine whether they are at tion worker and his wife, a NextStage at Grand Prairie managed promotions and directed the set-up of ven­ cular diseases, announced homemaker and seamstress, in October 200 L As the Sr. marketing for clients in the ues for high profile sports that Calvin hill, former during a time of racial ten­ Promotions Planner, she Dallas/ Fort Worth region radio braodcasts including running back for the NPT^'s sion. His father, Henry Hill, has handled the market­ Cowboys Live with for­ Dallas Cowboys, who had only a second- ing of such top name mer Dallas Cowboys Washington Redskins and grade education, played a entertainers as B.B. Quarterback Jason Cleveland Browns and strong role in encouraging King, Bonnie Raitt and Garret, The Chad father of NBA superstar Hill to seek higher educa­ Boney James. She also Hennings Show and The Grant Hill, will lead a tion. After being pursued serves as the publicity Tony Casillas Show. In national campaign to raise by several colleges known contact for the 6,350 addition, she operates her awareness of the symptoms for their football teams. Hill seat concert and theatri­ own public relations and treatments of heart choose Yale University, cal venue. She was an company, VLF Media & failure. The campaign will where he majored in history Associate Producer for Promotions. Clients also provide support for and became fraternity KLTV (ABC) serving as include Dallas based film those diagnosed with the brother and friend to liaison for Entertainment production company condition and for their President George W. Bush. Tonight while producing CDU Productions and caregivers. In 1969 the Dallas a local segment on actor Wind River Films. She "As a leader in device- Cowboys drafted Hill, who Matthew McConaug- also hosts the online based therapy for the treat­ Calvin Hill became Rookie of the Year hey. In 1996, Vivian entertainment program ment of heart failure, and set a record in 1972 for went to work for KTVT Reel Critics on Guidant is committed to risk for the disease and, if so, to being the first Cowboy to rush Channel 11 (CBS) as www.afroscene.com, increasing awareness of this seek treatment. Hill will offer his for more than 1,000 yards in a Assignment Editor. As a Dallas' most informative debilitating disease, " said Fritz support, optimism and motiva­ season. In 1974 Hill left the freelance entertainment and cutting edge website French, vice president of mar­ tion to those living with heart Cowboys to sign with the newly reporter, Vivian conduct­ Vivian Fullerlove serving today's African keting, Guidant Corporation. failure and to their caregivers formed World Football League. ed interviews with lead­ American audience. "We are happy to be partnering through multimedia compo­ After the league's demise in ing Hollywood talent including the Dallas Vivian has an Associate of with Calvin Hill and Spotlight nents designed to educate and 1976, he returned to the NFL, including Kevin Bacon, Mavericks, Dallas Summer Arts Degree in Communi­ Health to provide much needed inspire those affected by the dis­ signing with the Washington Keanu Reeves and Melanie Musicals and Billy Bob's cations from Kilgore Jr. information to patients and their ease. Redskins. He ended his pro- Griffin. Vivian worked as a Texas. Vivian has partici­ College and is originally families." "Although heart failure took football career with the publicist for Planet pated in seasonal activity from the EastTexas town of Heart failure-not to be con­ the life of my father, I would like Cleveland Browns from 1978 to Hollywood Dallas in 1998 for Sports Media, Henderson where her family fused with a heart attach-devel- to honor his memory by helping 1981. before joining Ticketmaster Inc. as the Production still lives. ops gradually as a weakened others who have this condition Hill and his wife, Janet, Vice as their Promotions Mana­ and Talent Coordinator. heart slowly loses its ability to understand that there are treat­ president of a corporate consult­ ger. In this capacity, she She handled guest coordi­ pump blood through the body ments that can improve the ing firm located in Washington efficiently. As blood flow quality of their lives and may D.C., live in Great Falls, SAIL BROWN BAG LUNCH WITH THE SURVIVORS declines, the body's organs and extend their lives, "said Hill. Virginia. Their son Grant Hill is Coilin Counr\' Communit)' College Spring Creek I*arktt"j> in Piano. public.Bring your lunch and a beverage. other tissues may receive inade­ As part of the campaign, a professional basketball super­ District's Seniors Active In Lxaming (SAIL) Back b>' popular iJonand-This entertain­ Seniors Aai^'c In Learning is pan of the quate amounts of oxygen and star who has played for the Brown Bag Lunch series offers summer ing and talented group of retired seniors Institute for lxaming In Retirement for sen­ Hill will tell the story of his per­ fun.Di-xieland music group The Survivors pro- reiums lo play their special brand of loe-tap- iors ages 50 and o\'cr. nutrients, leading to varying sonal involvement in his father's Orlando Magic since 2000. iide the entertainment for the summer's first ping Dixieland music. You will want lo dance degrees of limitation in activity battle with heart failure in lunch at I l:3Qa.m.,Thunid3>-,June6inroom and sing along as the>' p\sv old favorites. For more information about SAIL, F108, at the Spring Creek Campus, 2800 The program is free and open to the please caU 972-985-3788. Capitol Watch Election problems in CONTROL TIP NO. 09 I '^^^P '^ SIMPLE. Piano to be addressed OUR MORTGAGE PROCESS COULDN'T GET MUCH EASIER

By: Felicia Coleman On June 12, from 6 p.m.--9 p.m., there will be a meeting in the City Council Chamber of the Piano Center at 1520 Avenue K, to address voting problems. Election administra­ tors and party officials will be asked to testify before the Texas House Elections Committee to address recent election prob­ lems statewide. State Representative and committee member Jerry Madden said that the committee will be interested in hearing testimony about the training, retention of election workers, and other concerns. "There's a definite concern in the Legislature. Statewide, we're seeing problems with retain­ A. Visit Bank of America. ing good election workers", Mr. Madden said. Rick B. Apply for a mortgage with 8o% less paperwork required from you. Neudorff, chairman of the Republican Party of Collin C Get your answer with less hassle, without trading speed for savings. County said that he plans to discuss the low pay for election Call 1.800.900.9000, come in or visit www.bankofamerlca.com/loan5. workers and to offer testimony about last minute changes in voting locations. Sharon Rowe, Collin County Election Administrator, said tha. the last minute changes in voting are due to "workers unable to serve at the last minute." "Finding adequate staff is becoming a major problem", Rowe said. Rowe said that she would testify at the meeting because she Bankof America. have experienced voters coming in frustrated because they embracing ingenuity are at the wrong location and for the fact that she have lost election workers because of the hostility and anger they hear from voters. The fmal hearing will be heard later in the summer in Austin. Madden said ihat the committee plans to submit a Not alt applicants wiil qualify for reduced paperwork benefit. report to give to the Speaker of the House to consider changes to the states election laws Credit is ivbjKCX to approv-al; normal cf«di1 stsndjids apoly Bank of Anwttca. NA Member FEXC. ^D Equii Houtiftg UrKt«r, doo2 Bank ol Amcrka CorpariUon.

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The Gazette 'June 6-June 12, 2002 • Page 5 The Willie Lynch Letter next step is to take a bull whip and psychologically independent. VC^at ly strong, in other words, body over pose, reason, and effect of cross­ one constant and the other dying, from Page 1 beat the remaining nigger male to have you got? You've got the nigger mind. Now, in a few years when breeding horses and niggers, we we keep the nigger constant for we the point of death, in front of the woman out front and the nigger these two offsprings become fertile shall lay down the following defini­ may replace the mule for another is the same for both the horse and female and the infant. Don't kill man behind and scared. This is a for early reproduction, we will mate tion terms for future generations. tool) but the mule and the nigger the nigger, only slightly varying in him, but put the fear of God in him, perfect situation for sound sleep and breed them and continue the 1. Orbiting cycle means a tied to each other, neither know degrees. But as we said before, for he can be useful for future and economics. cycle. That is good, sound, and thing turning in a given path. 2. where the other came from and there is an art in long range eco­ breeding. Before the breaking process, long range comprehensive plan­ Axis means upon which it around neither productive for itself nor nomic planning. You must keep The Breaking Process Of we had to be alerdy on guard at all ning. which a body turns. 3. without each other. your eye and thoughts on the The African Woman times. Now we can sleep soundly, Phenomenon means something female and the offspring of the Take the. female and run a for out of frozen fear his woman WARNING: Possible Inter­ beyond ordinary concept and Controlled Language horse and the nigger. series of test on her to see if she will stands guard for us. He caimot get loping Negatives inspires awe and wonder. 4. Cross-breeding completed, A brief discussion in offspring submit to your desires willingly. past her early infant slave molding Earlier we talked about the Multiplicity means a great number. further severance from the original development will shed light on the Test her in every way, because she process. He is a good tool, now non-economic good of the horse 5. Means a globe. 6. Cross-breed­ beginning, we may completely anni­ key to sound economic principles. is the most important factor for ready to be tied to the horse at a and the nigger in their wild or nat­ ing a horse means taking a horse hilate the mother tongue of both the Pay little attention to the genera­ good economics. If she shows any tender age. ural state; we talked about the prin­ and breeding it with an ass and you new nigger and the new mule and tion of original breaking, but con- sign of resistance in submitting By the time a nigger boy reach­ ciple of breaking and tying them get a dumb backward ass longhead­ institute a new language that involves the new life's work of both. cemrale on future generation. completely to yoxu' will, do not hes­ es the age of sixteen, he is soundly together for orderly production. ed mule that is not reproductive or You know, language is a peculiar Therefore, if you break the female itate to use the bull whip on her to broken in and ready for a long life Furthermore, we talked about pay­ productive by itself. 7. Cross­ institution. It leads to the heart of a mother, she v/ill break the offspring extract that last bit of bitch out of of sound and efficient work and the ing particular attention to the breeding niggers mean taking so people. The more a foreigner in its early years of development, her. Take care not to kill her, for in female savage and her offspring for many drops of good white blood reproduction of a imii of good knows about the language of anoth­ and when the offspring is old doing so, you will spoil good eco­ labor force. orderly future planning; then, more and putting them into as many nig­ enough to work, she will deliver it ger women and possible, varying er country the more this is able to nomics. WTien in complete submis­ Continually, through the recently we state that, by reversing up to you, for her normal female the drops to the various tone that move through all levels of that soci­ sion, she will train her offspring in breaking of uncivilized savage nig­ the positions of the male and the protective tendencies will have you want and then letting them ety. Therefore, if the foreigner is an the early years to submit to labor gers, by throwing the nigger female female savages, we had created an been lost in the original breaking breed with each other until the enemy of the country, to the extent when they become of age. savage into a frozen psychological orbiting cycle that turns on its own process. change of colors appear as you that he knows the body of the lan­ state of independence, by killing of axis forever, unless phenomenon guage, to that extent is the country Understanding is the best desire. What this means is this: mix For example, take the case of the protective male image, and by occurred and reshifted and posi­ vulnerable to attack or invasion of a thing- Therefore, we shall go deep­ the niggers and the horse in the the wild stud horse, a female horse creating a submissive dependent tions of the male and female sav­ foreign culture. For example, you er into this area of the subject mat­ breeding pot, mix some ass and and an already infant horse and mind of the nigger male slave, we ages. take a slave, if you teach him all ter concerning what we have pro­ some good white blood and what compare the breaking process with have created an orbiting cycle that about your language, he will know duced here in this breaking process Our experts warned us about do you get?You get a multiplicity of two captured nigger males in their turns on its own axis forever, unless all your secrets, and he is then no of the female nigger. We have the possibilit>' of this phenomenon colors of a backward, xmusual nig­ natural state, a pregnant nigger a phenomenon occurs and reshifts more a slave, for you can't fool him reversed the relationships. In her occurring, for they say that the ger running, tied to a backward and woman with her infant offspring. natural uncivilized state she would the positions of the male and mind has a strong drive to correct any longer, and being a fool is one of longheaded mule, the one produc­ the basic ingredients of an incidents to Take the stud horse, break him for have a strong dependency on the female slaves. We show what we and recorrect itself over a period of tive of itseff, the other sterile. (The the maintenance of the slavery system. limited containment. Completely uncivilized nigger male, and she mean by example. Take the case of time if I can touch substantial orig­ break the female horse until she would have a limited protective the two economic slave unit and inal historical base, and they becomes very gentle, whereas you tendency toward her independent examine them closely. advised us that the best way to deal or anybody can ride her in comfort. male offspring and would raise with the phenomenon is to shave of DEPRESSED AGAIN? Breed the mare and the stud until female offspring to be dependent The Negro Marriage Unit the brute's- mental history and cre­ The Department of Psychiatry at the University of you have the desired offspring. like her. Nattire had provided for We breed two nigger males ate a multiplicity of phenomena of Texas Southwestern Medical Center of Dallas is Then you can turn the stud to free­ this type of balance. We reversed with two nigger females. Then we illusions, so that each illusion will conducting research sponsored by the National dom until you need him again. nature by burning and pulling one take the nigger males away from twirl in its own orbit, something Institute of Mental Health on cognitive therapy for Train the female horse whereby she civilized nigger apart and bull them and keep them moving and similar to floating balls in a vacu­ will eat out of your hand, and she whipping the other to the point of depression. Treatment is tree* The symptoms of working. Say the one rugger female um. will in turn train the infant horse to death, all in her presence. By her depression include: bears a nigger female and the other eat out of yoiu- hand also. being left alone, unprotected, with This creation of multiplicity of • Depressed or sad mood bears a nigger male. Both nigger the male image destroyed, the phenomena of illusions entails the females, being without influence of • Loss of interest in activities ordeal caused her to move from her principles of crossbreeding the nig­ When it comes to breaking the nigger male image, frozen with • Difficulty sleeping or sleeping too much psychological dependent state to a ger, and the horse as we stated uncivilized niggers, use the same an independent psychology, will • Feeling slowed down fi'ozen independent state. In this about the purpose of which is cre­ process, but vary the degree and raise their offspring into reverse • Feeling tired or having low energy frozen psychological state of inde­ ated a diversified division of labor step up the pressure, so as to do a positions. The one with the female • Feeling guilty or worthless pendence, she will raise her male thereby creating different levels of complete reversal of the mind. Take offspring will teach her to be like and female offspring in reversed labor and different values of illu­ • Changes in weight or appetite the meanest and most restless nig­ herself, independent and nego­ roles. For fear of the voung males' sion at a cormecting level of labor. • Difficulty concentrating ger, strip him of his clothe in front tiable (we negotiate with her life, she will psychologically train The results of which is severance of If you have experienced these symptoms more than through her, by her, and negotiate of the remaining male nigger, the him to be mentally weak and the points of original begirmings her at will). The one with the nigger once in your life, Eire drug free and not currently in female, and the nigger infant, tar dependent, but physically sironp. for the orbit sphere illusion. Since and feather him, tie each leg to a male offspring, she being frozen we know that the subject matter psychiatric treatment, please call the Psychosocial with a subconscious fear for his life, maybe more complicated as we Research and Depression Clinic at 214-648-5351. different horse faced in opposite Because she has become psy­ will raise him to be mentally proceed in laying down the eco­ direction, set him a fus and beat chologically independent, she will dependent and weak, buy physical­ nomic plan concerning the pxu:- both horses to pull him apart in train her female offspring's to be from of the remaining niggers. The SOUTHWESTERN 0 N~ A"2^ - Y E A R WINNIING STREAK

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1 Page 6 'June 6-June 12,2002 • The Gazette Divine Secrets of the 30 Years to Life Ya-Ya As each of a group of six African- American friends in New York Cit>' approach Sisterhood their thirtieth birthdays, they pause to evalu­ Rebecca Wells' popular ate life and question whether their hopes and 1996 novel, from which this dreams are going to come true as the reali­ script was adapted, is a ties of age, mortality and loss of metabolism Louisiana-based story of one woman who is able to mend start to set in.The ensemble includes: an investment banker with a great portfoHo but few her troubled relationship prospects for companionship; a stand-up comedian whose future in the biz is more than with her mother by listening to her stories of friendship a little uncertain; a real-estate agent fighting a lifelong battle with weight; a marketing with her three closest female executive who fears that getting ahead is akin to growing old; and a young man in a long- friends. The four women term relationship who is being asked, "Where does it go from here?" have such an intrinsic bond that they claim they are con­ nected by a divine sisterhood. Starring Erika Alexander, Melissa De Sousa, Kadeem Hardison, Tracy Morgan Starring Ellen Burst^n, Sandra Bullock, Ashley Judd, Fionnula Flanagan, Paula Jai Parker and Allen Payne Maggie Smith, James Gamer, Shirley Knight JAGGED EDGE R&B music is cluttered with so we'd make After a duties within the group. Jagged Edge many boy bands that it's hard to keep songs tliat are solid upbring­ has stood out from the begirming. track of who's who. But when it comes reality, edgy, ing where they "VC'e'\'e always kept all of the writing in to distinction and "edging out" the and not just honed their vocal house. Jermaine trusted us," says Kyle. competition while creating a league of funky or on skills m church "He never did that with any other their own, the men of Jagged Edge the vibe of the choirs, jagged group." Three albums later, Jagged always manage to successfully stand moment." Edge first came Edge keep minting the hits, daring to out. With two phenomenal past albums- It's this together in At­ «Tite about, and venture into, untapped -1998's RIAA gold debut A Jagged Era. forward lanta, Georgia. territory. "Times change and we ir>' to tTM and 2000's multiple-platinum smash thinking that Connecticut keep it fresh and new. Vl'e write our BLOCKBUSTER* Hit Usf J.E. Heartbreak—notched on the makes Jagged natives Brian hrics to reflect e\'cnts that are going on Tbr« arc ibrTcp !0 Rating V'AoTsfa a U.S. m)CKR"STERt son fctih e wtk e^ group's collective belt, Richard Wingo, Utile Thrill and Brandon in our lives," says Wingo. "Without the Kyie Norman, and uvin brothers Brian bring chills mo\ed to the meat of the music, which are the lyrics, \'HS DM) and Brandon Casey are once again down the Peach Tree you really don't have anything,. So we 1, HARRY POTTER.VNDTHE SORCERER'S STONE i. HARRY POriHANDTHE SORCERER'S STONE skillfully shouing the world what real spine. Just as State and con­ tr>' to improve each and e\ery time." ^VA.\UL^SKY : WVILL^SKY' R&B sounds like on the third dynamic nected with 3. OCEVCSElBtN 5. OCLVTSEIBl^ Jagged Edge's A Jagged Era was the fledgling JE disk, Jagged Little Thrill. To prepare sultry love Kyle and a few beginning for four unknown talents. iaTHEBS,THE 4. 0THERS,1HE fans for what can only be described as a other song men. 5. FRO.MHELL song sound And JE Heari'^reak was the double- 5. SsOTDOGS "hi^er level" of R&B on what is per­ Although they 6. HCTI'HIGH 6. H0«"H1GH drove them platinum breai;through that put them 7. BEHIND ENLMYUNtS 7. BEHIND LNBiy USES haps Jagged Edge's most moving work straight into planned to sign on the map. But jagged UttleThrill sig­ S. D0.\lI5-nCDI.STlTOV\CE S, CORKT ROMANO to date, lead singer Brian says, "We the hearts of with Michael nifies Jagged Edge's graduation into the q. FRO.MHEIX 9. DO.NlESnCKSa-RKWCE weren't scared to say anything on this their fans and Bivins and his school of classic R&B acts—alongside 10. STYG.'^.ME W. SNOW DOGS album." to the top of Biv Ten label, it New Edition, Jodeci, and Boys II Men. wasn't meant to Jagged Little Thrill's lyrical fear­ the Billboard Jagged Uttle 'ITirili showcases undeni­ TbK in 6cTap 10 Sdb« Vxko Tib s US. BUX:KBUmR» am fcr Ik «cd tiidi« K>i£ ^ be. Changes were made. Xscape's lessness short's the group's growth and charts in the past. Jagged Little Thrill is able maturit\', growth and confidence as Kandi Burress brought VCingo to the will undoubtedly secure the group's filled with the quartet's trademark four men «ho can efi'ectively say what WD group. A denio was shopped. .\nd after \m 1. HARRY POrreRA.NDTHESORORER'S STONE reputation on R&B's legendary roster of heartfelt ballads. 'ITiere are impeccable they mean, build on the oid, and slide 1. RARRY'POTIORAND'IH£S0RfJ3yB'SST(»I hearing a live a capella perlbrmance by 1SN0\CD0GS 2. VANILLA SKT icons. "VC'eSe discovered that wc can tracks like the dreamy "Can We Be in the new, while still keeping you the quartet, Jermaine Dupri quickly ). OCEAN'S aE\'EN 3. OCEWS ELEVEN make the type of music that we want to Tight," tearjerkers like "Goodbye"— grooving to each tune—ever\' time. signed tlie cjptivating crooners to his i.MEN IN PUCK ; aiHERS.'mE make and still send more of a message which was produced by Jermaine So So Dcf label. AlwaysJij^piog writing 5. SHREK i HOTfflGH than in some of the p^sj songs we've Duprij winner of ASC^'s "Writer of 6. DRAGON RMLZ-R'SION LJSNGLAITa: "rpWUNT) E.Nt.MV USES'- ""v. <^'^ 7. STAR«.\RS-a'lSODt** M • MH-BP*:"^ ^jm «HV niadt:," says Brian. "We felt we could Vjyir" (for die 3rd ii|j|[i.in^.0arKi- 8 DR.\GONa\U.Z-n,"SlO?J:PL\rTORUME '*^. miT; PROPHCIT make a statement people haven't made M ihe silken melody of TtSnedy," •9. AUSTIN POWXRS in a long time while keeping it real hot. which finds SESAC Writer of the Year INTBN.mON.y- NLAN OF .M^^STERY 9, NCT-ViffTHERTHN MO\TE Real up-to-date. And real fly." Bryan-Michael Cox (of the Noontime lO.THE.MU-UMY 10- FASTANDTHERTiJOl? Jagged Little Thrill takes the lis­ camp) helping the JE heartbreakers tener on an emotionally stimulating stroke the ladies right. And after they Hierc uc die itot^ Nn- Relctses bknog tbe SIFKB QO Tuodijr, Juie U, 3002. Tia iba miible fbt rou cc DVD ride. Stunning standouts like "No get deep, inspire change, and have you Respect" address issues of domestic falling in love, Jagged Edge easily moves $. BIACKRWXDO«V Ba'E'S Ca^ESi BIG, BLUE AND JUST FORTOU -VOL abuse and disrespect. Lines like "Got to a lighter note.They'll have you on the LmiE BE\R F.AVORntTAIES -\0L 4 no n;spect for them dudes that hit their dance floor while you're shaking your oNThe Gazette K,'\'re& LEOPOLD" MONSTER'S BAH" IJEHLNDTHESl\'subDriaJ. women^Got no respect for them fools rump to the funky first single, "Where Arts and Entertainment lANUSPEED' OLSENT«TNS: GETTTNG THERE* that leave their children'I just want to the Party At" featuring Nelly. Then, H0WTX).\L\KEA.MONSTCR' SFEEERrAYJl^-KY take care of my family/Got no respect if they've got you swaying with Ludacris P.ARENT.M.GL:ro.ANCE you ain't trying to do the right thing," on unstoppable club bangers like "Cut Invites you and a friend to will inspire and motivate change in the Something" and "I Got It" featuring "Get up close at NextStage' same way that "l^t's Get Married" Trina. Executive-produced by Jermaine moved lovers to the altar. And as "No Dupri and co-produced by Jagged with Respect" checks tiie men, timeless Edge, Jagged Little'Ilirill is older, more tracks like "Head of the Household," confident, and passionately focused. produced by Gary "Gizzo" Smith Wingo, Kyle, Brian and Brandon take Bass Performance Hall ("Promise") represent the good guys of you on an exhilarating ride. From Dave Koz sr Friends the world, reminding the ladies to stand beginning to end, Jagged I Jttle'ITirill is by their man. "We dug deep on these a thrilling trip that will undoubtedly A Smooth Summer Night June, 2002 Events songs," says Kyle. "We made a vow that drive the group straight to the top. featuring,.. Norman Brown, Brian Culbertson with special guest GUVS AND DOLLS Thursday June 6, 2002 - 8:00 pm fames Ingram Friday June 7, 2002 - 8:00 pm SMIlf N ^ %^ Saturday June 8, 2002 - 2:00 pm, 8:00 pm On Stage Sunday June 9, 2002 -2:00 pm, 7:30 pm MU^ ^^ic Tickets: 817-665-6000 at C E N i'RE June-August 2002 THE DEL MCCOURY BAND NextStage 106.1 KISS USHER Thursday June 13, 2002 - 8:00 pm Party Julv 6 Tickets: 817-665-6000 June 8 at Grand Prairie: Brooks Sc Dunn Deep Purple/ Julv 1) Scorpions TETHRO TULL June 9 Berlin Julv 14 Sunday June 16, 2002 -7:30 pm June-Aug. 2002 K104 Summer Jam Jeep World Monday June 17, 2002 -7:30 pm Doobie Brothers June 14 Outdoor Tickets: 817-665-6000 June 6 Festival Samm>' Hager Julv 20 Lyle Lovett and Da^'id Lee Koth Down Prom the SiMPLY CLASSIC June 13 June 15 Mountain Friday June 21, 2002 - 7:30 pm Julv 20 Trisha Yearwood Pat Green Saturday June 22, 2002 - 7:30 pm June 21 June 22 WiUie Nelson Complimentary Tickets are yours Tickets: 817-665-6000 Widespread July 27 Dave Koz & Friends I>anic for the asking. - That's right! - June 22 June 25 Melissa ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK Van's Warped etheridge Chayanne Tour August 9 TWO FREE tickets for Monday June 24, 2002 - 8:00 pm June 28 Tickets: 817-665-6000 July 4 Chris Isaak and Dave Koz and Friends! 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T}ie Guzetie 'June 6-JttiiC 12, 2002 • Page 7 -*• Legal Notices 972-606-7351 manual transmission in the ^^^ Auto Snap-shot o Jetta or GTI model line up. Fax Ad Copy to 972-509-9058 for "Quote" Built for ultimate driver con­ trol, the six-speed manual allows the driver to pick the perfect gear and rpm range for his or her driving style or situa­ tion. Uniquely, the six speed oflFers two finaldrive s in fifth and sixdi, allowing for optimal perform­ DALLAS ance control and economy. HOUSING AUTHORITY ESP is also standard in this INVITATION FOR BIDS GU model and the GTI VR6 to come. As you would expect, the The Housing Authority of the City of Dallas (DHA) is accepting bids for a two (2) Jetta GLI is dressed for per­ year Contract with the possibility of two (2) one-year extensions for the Purchase der to this engine, boosting its formance, coming standard of Packaged Terminal Adr Conditioners and He^t Pumps (PTACs). VW Jetta GLI output from 174 horsepower with special 17-inch alloy to 200 horsepower. Just as wheels, dual exhausts with The Jetia GLI will soon importantly, the engine creates chrome, GLI badging, special Bids will be accepted until 3:00 p.m. Monday, June 17, 2002, at 2075 West hook up with the upcoming 195 lbs. ft of torque at 3,200 cloth sports seats, a three- Commerce, Building #100, Dallas, Texas 75208, at which time and place all bids GTI VR6 to become rpm. spoke leather steering wheel, will be opened and publicly read aloud. Volkswagen's highest powered Both the new Jetta GLI leather shift knob, boot and V6 car ever. Using the highly and higher-powered GTI, handbrake. Specifications and bid documents may be obtained fro the Dallas Housing acclaimed VR6, Volkswagen which both go on sale this has added four valves per cylin­ May, offer the first six-speed Authority, 2075 West Commerce, Bldg. #100, Dallas, Texas 75208 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. To obtain bid documents, please call (214) 672- 0226 for directions.

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March 1, 2002- more information contact $15.00. Proceeds will help Junel5 June 18 June 20-June 23 June 15, 2002 Froswa Booker-Drew, Com­ fund Student scholarships. For DFW Affordable Home- Representative Chad Women of Influence Personal munity Center Director at 214- more information call 817- Dr. Emmen Conrad Lead­ buyers and Health Creation Henderson and Amy Jowell of Development and Empower­ 421-5221 ext. 122 or Amie 265-4578. ership Program. Internship Fair. Onsite Counseling and Morgan Stanley will present an ment Conference. Evening Sudds, Athelic Director at ext. training. The event will be at educational workshop on how program to assist coUeg stu­ June 15 Sessions are fi:ee. For ticketing 117. The Potter's House Event to achieve financial security'. dents with acquiring PAID Heritage Fannstead Museum information call 817-557-5811. Center. Price: Free. Time: The event will take place at employment experience in June 7 Summer Concert. Grounds 9 a.m.-4 p.m. For more infor­ Galerstein Women's Center, June 20 their field of interest. For more Brian McKnight's Birthday open at 7 p.m. at 1900 15th. mation call 214-467-0983 McDermon Library', Univers­ Picnic in the Park-on the information caU 214-467-0123. Celebration hosted by K104's For more information contact ext. 701. ity ofTexas at Dallas. For more Road-Hoblitzelie Park. For Skip Cheatham and NBA stars Heritage Farmstead Museum June 1-June 29 information call 972-883-6555. more information call Piano at 972-881-0140. Black Music Month: Salute Antonio McDysse and George June 15 Parks and Recreation Depart­ McCloud. Event will take Serve Breakfast at Ariington ment at 972-941-7250. to the Black Composer. Price is June 15 June 22-23 place at Abbotsford Court (for­ Night Shelter. The Kappa Hoop It Up will hit Dallas $5-S15 at the South Dallas Nova USA Fimess Champ­ June 21 merly Yvette's) . For more infor­ Alpha Sorority will help serve West End. Entr>' deadline is Cultural Center. For more ionship. 9 a.m.-5p.m. and 7 Jammin at the Center. After mation call 972-503-9777. breakfast at Arlington Night June 17. Sign up today. To information call 214-939- p.m.-10 p.m. at Piano Centre, hour jazz at the South Dallas Shelter. Volunteers are needed. obtain an entry- form call 972- 2787. June 14 Spring Creek and Jupiter Cultural Center fi*om mid- Time: 6 a.m.-8 a.m. For more 392-5750. Dallasblack.com presents Roads. Women's fimess event night-3 a.m. The event is fi:ee. June 3'July 19 information call 817^77-5258. and men and women power- SMART (Summer of Math, Dallasblack offline, a profes­ June 30-JuIy 1 For more information call 214- lifting. Admission is $10.00. Ans and Recreation Technol­ sional Networking Mixer at June 16 Finley and Friends 2002 939-2787. Marie Gabrielle. Free before 6 For more information contact Real Men Cook. A Father's Golf Outing will take place at ogy) Camp for students ages 3- June 22 p.m.; $5.00 after. For more Nova Fimess at 727-849-7379. Day Charity Event that will Stonebriar Country Club. It 5 and 6-12 years of age. The Juneteenth and Jazz-cele­ information call 214-827- benefit Real Men Charities will benefit the Make A Wish camp will be divided into three June IS brating fi^edom through arris- 7977. and Inroads, DFW. Price is Foundation of North Texas. sessions and will include Lego Juneteenth Celeteation- Doi^ tic expression. A fixe festival $15.00 adults and $10.00 chil­ For more information call 972- Discovery labs, educational June 15 lass Commimity Center. Call featuring the first visual artists dren. For information call 214- 450-WISH. and fun filled trips. The cost is Juneteenth Run/ Walk 5K the Piano and Parks Recreation 231-6655 ext. 202. in the city. The event will be at SI00/ session with each addi­ and Imile. Price: $12.00 if Department at 972-941-7250 Aimette Strauss Artist Square. tional child at S75/session. For mailed by 6/8/02; other for more information. Time: 10 a.m.-lO p.m.

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