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wednesday may 20-28 1981 vol 56 - ufa 21 the buffalo criterion rochester obfafafaaßsswßwlßßaawßhfa niagara region u postage paid permit no 13 m buffalo new york largest & only accredited newspaper - feahmngpaid legtimate circulation minister contributed much ' tw ctorrh of uad la chrfai denomination ha really groan by faapa and bound fa dm last 60 year ' to tw wny are one rewee lor thfa fa tw fate rfahap p p ww . hard trail ha trained a aumbry ef today's minister w aril w wiped to install twm.'sbsbbb rf s^s*im^baßßaßm^bß^reßsaßi tw denomination aea ws'aa atondance ot waatlful church building thraagwal iw lly and i continuing to grew bishop mecfattoa died la aa auto acrldeat la iw wrty 70 he ww iw gaelsi af he|y temple church of god la chrisl and aas * eommualty artlvlm — criterioa plata scene following installation service ■* * m thfa scene took plate fa tw earty rba st tht ski first smfah rsplfat ctrereb cedar real lawk division si following tw initiation rt bet c i krhols jr ss pastor sf tw charch aacresdfag hi fat fstwr la *** **"*** ***** **** to right are mra b i eewfa is bav/aai mrs k j ftwh ta am fartfara rf bur aaa wsied fa a an aaflre at 16 pla bl cad mra walter aad bee walter bawl echols brv*wr pt the paafa a re ij ecwfa * fa t l*illll l empire btote bepcfat aaasdatiea snd reranuy warred hi ib ram m mmm ef xmfak charch — criterion photo criterion founder prank k mbbbiwf.athbb it ww tea dreader bad fir*t kditor of ih dtikate criterion interested 1 politic merriwcstwr tnganit-d iht first minority county committee in l old fifth *»________. mm mammrwy taawy eeaaaasßa w ore w raw ware f mm ellirott district iw msstra dfafafat ssd lackawanna aad teateaaatei ihe aam groan at tha baffafa charter hearings and tw drawing of th line mr merriweather ww the brat black te raa tha city sad ww ite flrst fa w i tried with iw nyr legislature fa tw early ma when w wearo aa ssalmsßl to prank i bernhardt awsimyreea ham the 3rd district aow tw irsrd district 58th year in profile brjbhh g a"i t ■if f aajai|aipwlanwl lißll criterion observes 58 years of service during our m years of service to the black com munity we hare experi enced msny twist and tarns fa tw publishing face ufa perfection cf ft printing hss meter ialized it ws brought mam with tt in prsctkally every meteropohtsa are in the nation a number of citizens ww use it as a itlelin — in other words twy make their living in another field of endeavor while skimming off bust ww ommm or dma new from tw legitimate press of sll the mw similar dabbling fa the business this fa by far tw most btmamtmi u aa considers tw fact twt tree distribution to added . i preview yea ad vertisws woum kkk sn sd sotkitor out if w caaw in a businew »*'*■■ads for s free distributed sheet with thfa advene type of competition — tte criterion has haea blessed to continue publishing snd serving the ever growing central cities — wttw than tw aretrag adver ti**r wte without prostituting iw business today users are a nutnwr of blacks going criterie owwvaare clapp receives honorary degree from medaille claude d clapp deputy superintendent of tw fa.rsfa puhlic schools ■ww pressteted ebb honorary decree by medaille col lege st its annual corny mencement thars may sl mr clapp ■mate of the college's board of trustees delivered iw main address la ua 130 graduating seniors _; kevin 1 sullivan chair am of medaille board i said fa tw atation raw before the degree presen tation despite tw ardu ws demands of his prof es ' cfapp obligations claud ctapp gives of himself . unsparing to promote the common good among his many servke may be cited he is president of . ma faiflalo urban caucus vice president of the huff ski equity founds tion a member of the wny kaarutivt commit tee far the negro college fund a member of the board of directors of the ymca of buffalo and erie county a member of the polk athletic league member of neighborhood house and is a member of the child and family servkes society claude « i vii daemen a wards 1st nursing degrees ik riihcrt s marshall president of . casawncollege located in amwrst n v proudly announcad that tw first dscrsen college graduating class in horsing graduated on sun may 17 at 3:55 st tw kleinhans musk kail tha sttttfanu received a bachelor of sfience degree in nursing thia is tw fint graduating class in nursing in i wmrfl college's 14-yeat history the i tering program began st daemen in ijnr 1979 i s fain may upper ia plilaturiß mesa kail adssa reeetved s racwfar of callage * u yaar hialorv tw it thia a a tan-yaw upper tension program for nuraea already | manning * r.n degree iw marshall proudly noted i am gag pleased that i welcomed and rarjpstuktnd ihe first graduating cuw iff st daemen collage fak fa emitted to the wanh sciences field and the well wing of our wny community those receiving the first daemen l ullage bachelor of science degree in nursing are bertha m bradley judith annawle burnwm karen lee i a nipt wit susan jean connor ether me mecca depinto coleen paso diane fariage sharon l qaude linda marie fawmnaki donna marie ippolito liorgini melinda alyaon hall jane m johnson karen marie khin martha f wishman vkkl jo lewis sharon ann m.mullen margaret a mead cheryl ann miller diane m muller carolyn marie unger ortowaki cindy fran redice connie l schußx alke hilfaty mteaa mary twreae wufatm and joanne haul woodside rev white to conduct revival a2 ttli * g revival :« *> night of gospel s*.»rtthßev.rkwn om pt tew qrlesn conduct ho|y temple church gc je ckrist 672 ; 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| Rating | |
| Title | Buffalo Criterion, 1981-05-20 |
| Description | Powerful Voice of the Black People |
| Subject |
African Americans--New York (State)--Newspapers Erie County (N.Y.)--Newspapers Buffalo (N.Y.)--Newspapers |
| NY Heritage Topic |
Community & Events Race & Ethnicity |
| Location |
New York (State), Western Erie County (N.Y.) Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Publisher of Original |
Merriweather, Frank E. Merriweather, Evelyn |
| Date of Original | 1981-05-20 |
| Physical Format | Newspapers |
| Physical Description | Microfilm |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | image/tiff |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo & Erie County Public Library |
| Publisher of Digital | Image was scanned by Backstage Library Works in Bethlehem, PA. |
| Digital Collection | Buffalo Criterion |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Rights | Digital image copyright 2009 by Buffalo and Erie County Public Library. All rights reserved. |
| Technical Data | Image was scanned by Backstage Library Works in Bethlehem, PA. Archival image is an 8-bit grayscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 400 dpi. The original file size was |
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