Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1999 — Page 26

Wal-Mart salutes NAACP religious leaders Coleman M. Peterson (left), senior vice president of the People Division at Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., presents a timepiece memento to Bishop George W.C. Walker of the AME Zion Church following his stirring keynote address recently at the NAACP Religious Leaders Luncheon. The luncheon, underwritten by Wal-Mart, was held during the civil-rights group’s national convention in New York City, and attended by religious leaders from across the country. Bishop Walker, the Presiding Prelate of the Northeastern Episcopal District, called on religious leaders to strengthen their resolve to improve the quality of life in local communities. In ' addition to its luncheon sponsorship, Wal-Mart, the world’s largest ' retailer and a leading employer of African-Americans, participated r in the NAACP annual commerce and industry show and its twoc day job and career fair.

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OUR TOWN Rummage sale The Jackson Peoples Senior Li ving Center, 3901 N. Lesley Ave. (north of Light of the World Christian Church), will have a rummage sale August 14, from 8 a.m. to S p.m. Items such as clothing, jewelry and household items will be sold. For more information, call 562-9432. MDA seeks volunteers The Muscular Dystrophy Association is currently seeking volunteers from greater Indianapolis to help with one of America’s best known Labor Day traditions, the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, set to air Sept. 5-6 on 200 stations nationwide. For more information or to volunteer, call the local MDA office in Indianapolis at 824-4800 or MDA national headquarters at 800-572-1717. Indiana’s first prostate center recently opened The Prostate Center, the first of its kind in Indiana, opened its doors July 19 at the Methodist Medical Plaza-Eagle Highlands on the city’s west side. This specialized health care facility is in response to the growing national trend in recognizing the need for healthcare geared specifically for males. The center is also a resource for anyone who has questions or would like to receive information regarding prostate health. The Prostate Center is located in Indianapolis at the Methodist Medical Plaza-Eagle Highlands, 6820 Parkside Place, Suite 200. For more information, please call (877) 304-MEN or 329-7111.

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First Annual Scholar’s ‘Closet Sale’ On Saturday, August 14, from 8 a.m. -3 p.m., The 21st Century Dollars for Scholars is having its first Annual Scholar’s Closet Sale which is being held at Atherton Union at Butler University. The money raised will help 21 st Century Scholar students with some much needed scholarship assistance. For more information please call Fran Mauck, President, Dollars for Scholars, 923-4581, ext. 241. Lazarus launches ‘Help Us Help Kids’ project Lazarus will hold a Help Us Help Kids promotion here and in eight other communities in U.S.A. from August 5-8. The promotion will help support the YWCA affordable child and youth services by donating I percent of net sales with a minimum of $150,000 in nine cities to the YWCA. “Our ‘Help Us Help Kids’ promotion is an evolution of our long term support of this worthy organization,” said Arnold Orlick, Chairman and CEO of Rich’s/Lazarus/ Goldsmith’s, adivision of the Federated Department Stores, Inc. “The funding from this promotion will help the YWCA continue to provide quality child care programs in a safe and nurturing environment.” Rheumatoid arthritis study participants needed The Physicians at Indianapolisbased Rheumatology Associates are seeking individuals with Rheumatoid Arthritis to participate in a one-year research study of an investigational drug. Participants must be age 18 or older and currently taking N.S.A.I.D. Therapy. Participants will receive free study medication,

monthly office visits and other study-related procedures. For further information on participating in the study, call 844-6444, Ext. 224. Volunteers needed Volunteers are needed during the 1999 Indianapolis Monthly Dream Home Tour, scheduled for October 30 through November 14. Over 500 volunteers are needed to serve as hosts in various rooms of the 1999 Indianapolis Monthly Dream Home. Training will be provided. The time commitment is three hours per shift. To volunteer, please call the Dyslexia Institute of Indiana at 927-9270. Calling all chill cooks Do your friends and family think you make the best chili around? Maybe you do! Come put your culinary skills to the test at the Eiteljorg Museum’s annual “Some Like it Hot!” Chili Cookoff in Indianapolis on Sept. 18. The “Some Like it Hot!” Chili Cookoff is sponsored this year by the Hoosier Lottery, the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Indianapolis, and WXIN Fox 59. Entries must be postmarked by Aug. 31. Booth space will be assigned in the order registrations are received. For an application, call the Eiteljorg Museum at 636WEST, ext. 313. Free cancer support group Partners in Wellness will offer a free cancer support group on August 11, from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. at Regenstrief Clinic, 1001 W. 10th Street. The group will meet in Speciality Services on the 4th floor. Free transportation is available and may be provided by calling Little Red Door Cancer Agency at 9255595.

FRIDAY, AUGUSTS, 1999 GALA Continued from C7 the city’s professional women offer the girls insights on being powerful and feminine on each of the camp’s workshops. • The Camp’s founder, Velora Anderson, said the goal of the camp is simply to provide the city ’ s youth an opportunity to prepare for their respective futures. This is done through beauty, interview training, health and other workshops; all of which are based on faith-centered values. • Last week, the camp rewarded its young ladies for over a month of hard work with a gala extravaganza, allowing the girls a chance to let their hair down. The event welcomed the ladies, their escorts and parents to the Artsgarden, giving the city a taste of its finest collection of future professionals. The scene downtown was that of a formal engagement, as young men and women, draped in tuxedos and formal gowns, flooded the Artsgarden in traditional Black style. The Camp used the event not only to showcase its girls talents, it also honored those that have invested in its offerings in one form or another. While the gala was the proverbial “bomb” for all downtown to enjoy, the event was just a prelude to Visions’ claim to fame-the annual hair and fashion show. Each year. Visions and its lovely ladies showcase their beauty and training in the annual event, capping off an entire summer of work. This year’s show will take place later this month at the Omega Center. Annually, Visions Summer Beauty Camp offers it’s unique brand of training to approximately 35 young ladies, ages 12 to 18. For additional information, call 9249862.

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