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.JAtiLiiaSL.™-...
EVANSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
Evanston. DKnow
A Community Family News Weekly from The CONCERNED CITIZENS COMMITMENT
NEWS
P.O. Box 955 - Evanston, IL. 60501
Telephone: 475-1U1
News Deadline: 12:00 Noon Saturdays
PERIODICAL 0067-03-
1703 Orrington av
60201 <#
"T7m POSITIVE Voice ot the Communities"
Thursday, January 13, 1984 + sia Year + Single Copy 40c
Just For You...
HERE'S YOUR NEW LOOK CCC NEWS
REGISTER NOW
TO
VOTE
IN 1984
"INSIDE CCC. NEWS,"
A VIEW OF WHAT NEW
WILL BE FORTHCOMING
If you think you have trouble adjusting 10 the new CCC NEWS, just
think of trying to teach "old dogs new
tricks," and you'll get a slight idea of
what your CCC Publicitor is going
through trying to adjust not only to a
complete new style of producing the
paper, but also getting used to new
features, columns, writers and what
have you.
"MISS MAHOGANY"
DEADLINE JAN. 15;
APPLICATIONS READY
AT F-J CENTER
Application deadline for "Evanston's Miss Mahogany 1984 Pageant"
was extended to Jan. 15, announced
the sponsors, Marcie Wilson and
Melody Marion.
Pageant arrangements provide for
young women between the ages of 17
and 23 who are of African ethnic
origin, who will participate" in the
"Mahogany '84 Pageant" (formerly
called "Miss Ebony"), to be held in
May at the Orrington Hotel.
Those involved in the contest repre-
1 of dark-
CARL E. DAVIS, CHARLINE NYOMO COMBINE WITH
PUBLICITOR TO PRODUCE A FULL SERVICE PAPER
By CCC Publicitor Melvin S. Smith
1 proved CCC
What will the new
NEWS really be like?
Page One mock-up example gives
you an idea of what will prove to be a
most exciting, interesting and informative brand new community service
weekly.
Accompanying the "New Look"
CCC NEWS will be a bevy of new
personnel and contributors without
abandoning the best of the old style to
which CCC reader-subscribers have
become accustomed over the past 13
For instance, in 1941-42, there was
THE EVANSTON NEWSETTE,
"Voice of the Community," a mimeographed weekly. Uncle Sam interrupted that operation with a "greeting"
that called Editor Melvin S. Smith
Into Army service through 1945. Then,
in 1946, came the reestablished, tab1
lold-slied EVANSTON NEWSETTE
that he produced intermittently until
1950, when econoi
r^s^s^s ^ssmimasiss^ '"w^bsmw^
West Indians, etc.,
are defined as "Evanstonians"—persons born in Evanston; currently live
in Evanston; or previously have lived
in Evanston for at least a year.
Sponsor of the pageant is the Living
Color Club of Evanston, whose Presi-
stantly has undergone what may
called "change," but as the old adage
says, "The more things change, the
more they remain the same. * •" '-
t the Concerned Citizens
Commitment (CCC) he produced CCC
NEWS REPORT, later renamed CCC
NEWS
Down in the lower right corner of
this issue you'll get a glimpse of the
proposed additions to what once was
the very comfortable, half-printed,
half-mimeographed one-man "show."
Please be patient and bear with us
during the early issues of this new
format, and we'll bend every effort to
bring you an improved, more intor
Vice President and Program/Activity
Coordinator is Marcie A. Wilson, 864-
4661, either of whom may be contacted for applications.
Applications also are available a!
Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center, 1655 Foster, and several other
locations. Persons interested in entering as contestants may contact Melody Marion or Marcie Wilson for furth-
concerning eligibility requirements.
IT'S AN AMBITIOUS CIRCULATION DRIVE:
NYOMO'S 15,000 NEW SUBSCRIPTION PLAN
HELPS BUILD CLUB, CHURCH TREASURIES
By Carl E. Davis
CCC Advertising Manager
Before 1984's first 90 days are over
we hope to have elicited at least 15,000
new and return subscribers for the
CCC. This is an ambitious and very
worthwhile project. With your help
CCC can provide seed monies to further aid and develop our community.
Your subscriptions will be an investment in yourself.
For those of you who need further
incentive to join with us in this worthy
effort this can be a fund-raising effort
for your church, club, organization or
for YOU!
RELIGHT THE LIGHTS OF FOSTER" IS
dent and Program/Activity Director AN ADMIRABLE FAMILY FOCUS PROJECT
- Melody A. Marion, 864-1151, and
By Charlina Nyomo -
CCC Circulotion Monogcr
If you can obtain from 1 to 499
subscribers for CCC we will provide a
S2 return on each one; for 500 to 999
subscribers there will be a S3 return;
for 1,000 or more there is a $3,000
return plus your choice of wonderful
prim.
Whoever gets the most subscriptions over 1,000 gets the grand prize of
a Panasonic sound video cassette
recorder AND a Panasonic video
player to show them on!
Come on board and support our
community's needs through the CCC.
Since the early 1900's, so many
thousands of members of our Community Family were graduated from,
or attended Foster School that, if each
of them or their offspring, through
CCC, contributed just $25 in their honor or memory, the building could be
retained as a landmark and cultural
heritage—a renovated center for community involvement.
With Family Focus-Our Place initiating the restoration of Foster
School, let's all pledge to "Relight the
Lights of Foster." By joining this
great campaign, former Fosterite
contributors will be recognized by
having their pictures placed on the
"Foster Hair of F3me" walls,
acknowledging that, whatever their
present status, proudly they are former Foster School students.
CCC NEWS will move into the building soon to become a tenant occupying office space, and eventually, an
area to house printing machinery.
inside c.c.c.
Editorials-Columns ... P. 4
Publicitor'* Corner ... p. 6
Sports u P. 8
Religion Notes P. 7
Hispanic Notes P. 2
French Notes P. 2
Object Description
| Title | Concerned Citizens Commitment. Vol. 14, No. 02 page 01, Vol.14, no. 02 |
| Subject |
African Americans--Illinois--Evanston--Periodicals Evanston (Ill.)--Newspapers Newsletters--Illinois--Evanston |
| FullText | Just For You...Here's Your New Look CCC News; "Inside CCC News," a View of What New Will Be Forthcoming; It's an Ambitious Circulation Drive: Nyomo's 15,000 New Subscription Plan Helps Build Club, Church Treasuries; "Miss Mahogany" Deadline Jan.15: Applications Ready at F-J Center; Carls E. Davis, Charline Nyomo Combine with Publicitor to Produce a Full Service Newspaper; "Relight the Lights of Foster" is an Admirable Family Focus Project; |
| Keywords | Black Americans |
| ProperNames |
Davis, Carl E. Smith, Melvin S. Nyomo, Charline |
| Participant | Evanston Public Library |
| Creator | Concerned Citizens Commitment |
| Contributing Institution | Evanston Public Library and the Evanston Historical Society |
| Rights | CC0 enables scientists, educators, artists and other creators and owners of copyright- or database-protected content to waive those interests in their works and thereby place them as completely as possible in the public domain, so that others may freely build upon, enhance and reuse the works for any purposes without restriction under copyright or database law. |
| Date | January 12, 1984 |
| Type | other typeset |
| Format | paper |
| City | Evanston |
| State | Illinois |
| Country | United States |
| Decade | 1980-1989 |
| Copyright | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| DateCataloged | 2008-01-15 |
| PlaceKept | Evanstoniana Room |
| Collection Name | Evanston Area History |
Description
| Title | page 01, Vol.14, no. 02 |
| Subject |
African Americans--Illinois--Evanston--Periodicals Evanston (Ill.)--Newspapers Newsletters--Illinois--Evanston |
| FullText | .JAtiLiiaSL.™-... EVANSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Evanston. DKnow A Community Family News Weekly from The CONCERNED CITIZENS COMMITMENT NEWS P.O. Box 955 - Evanston, IL. 60501 Telephone: 475-1U1 News Deadline: 12:00 Noon Saturdays PERIODICAL 0067-03- 1703 Orrington av 60201 <# "T7m POSITIVE Voice ot the Communities" Thursday, January 13, 1984 + sia Year + Single Copy 40c Just For You... HERE'S YOUR NEW LOOK CCC NEWS REGISTER NOW TO VOTE IN 1984 "INSIDE CCC. NEWS," A VIEW OF WHAT NEW WILL BE FORTHCOMING If you think you have trouble adjusting 10 the new CCC NEWS, just think of trying to teach "old dogs new tricks," and you'll get a slight idea of what your CCC Publicitor is going through trying to adjust not only to a complete new style of producing the paper, but also getting used to new features, columns, writers and what have you. "MISS MAHOGANY" DEADLINE JAN. 15; APPLICATIONS READY AT F-J CENTER Application deadline for "Evanston's Miss Mahogany 1984 Pageant" was extended to Jan. 15, announced the sponsors, Marcie Wilson and Melody Marion. Pageant arrangements provide for young women between the ages of 17 and 23 who are of African ethnic origin, who will participate" in the "Mahogany '84 Pageant" (formerly called "Miss Ebony"), to be held in May at the Orrington Hotel. Those involved in the contest repre- 1 of dark- CARL E. DAVIS, CHARLINE NYOMO COMBINE WITH PUBLICITOR TO PRODUCE A FULL SERVICE PAPER By CCC Publicitor Melvin S. Smith 1 proved CCC What will the new NEWS really be like? Page One mock-up example gives you an idea of what will prove to be a most exciting, interesting and informative brand new community service weekly. Accompanying the "New Look" CCC NEWS will be a bevy of new personnel and contributors without abandoning the best of the old style to which CCC reader-subscribers have become accustomed over the past 13 For instance, in 1941-42, there was THE EVANSTON NEWSETTE, "Voice of the Community," a mimeographed weekly. Uncle Sam interrupted that operation with a "greeting" that called Editor Melvin S. Smith Into Army service through 1945. Then, in 1946, came the reestablished, tab1 lold-slied EVANSTON NEWSETTE that he produced intermittently until 1950, when econoi r^s^s^s ^ssmimasiss^ '"w^bsmw^ West Indians, etc., are defined as "Evanstonians"—persons born in Evanston; currently live in Evanston; or previously have lived in Evanston for at least a year. Sponsor of the pageant is the Living Color Club of Evanston, whose Presi- stantly has undergone what may called "change," but as the old adage says, "The more things change, the more they remain the same. * •" '- t the Concerned Citizens Commitment (CCC) he produced CCC NEWS REPORT, later renamed CCC NEWS Down in the lower right corner of this issue you'll get a glimpse of the proposed additions to what once was the very comfortable, half-printed, half-mimeographed one-man "show." Please be patient and bear with us during the early issues of this new format, and we'll bend every effort to bring you an improved, more intor Vice President and Program/Activity Coordinator is Marcie A. Wilson, 864- 4661, either of whom may be contacted for applications. Applications also are available a! Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center, 1655 Foster, and several other locations. Persons interested in entering as contestants may contact Melody Marion or Marcie Wilson for furth- concerning eligibility requirements. IT'S AN AMBITIOUS CIRCULATION DRIVE: NYOMO'S 15,000 NEW SUBSCRIPTION PLAN HELPS BUILD CLUB, CHURCH TREASURIES By Carl E. Davis CCC Advertising Manager Before 1984's first 90 days are over we hope to have elicited at least 15,000 new and return subscribers for the CCC. This is an ambitious and very worthwhile project. With your help CCC can provide seed monies to further aid and develop our community. Your subscriptions will be an investment in yourself. For those of you who need further incentive to join with us in this worthy effort this can be a fund-raising effort for your church, club, organization or for YOU! RELIGHT THE LIGHTS OF FOSTER" IS dent and Program/Activity Director AN ADMIRABLE FAMILY FOCUS PROJECT - Melody A. Marion, 864-1151, and By Charlina Nyomo - CCC Circulotion Monogcr If you can obtain from 1 to 499 subscribers for CCC we will provide a S2 return on each one; for 500 to 999 subscribers there will be a S3 return; for 1,000 or more there is a $3,000 return plus your choice of wonderful prim. Whoever gets the most subscriptions over 1,000 gets the grand prize of a Panasonic sound video cassette recorder AND a Panasonic video player to show them on! Come on board and support our community's needs through the CCC. Since the early 1900's, so many thousands of members of our Community Family were graduated from, or attended Foster School that, if each of them or their offspring, through CCC, contributed just $25 in their honor or memory, the building could be retained as a landmark and cultural heritage—a renovated center for community involvement. With Family Focus-Our Place initiating the restoration of Foster School, let's all pledge to "Relight the Lights of Foster." By joining this great campaign, former Fosterite contributors will be recognized by having their pictures placed on the "Foster Hair of F3me" walls, acknowledging that, whatever their present status, proudly they are former Foster School students. CCC NEWS will move into the building soon to become a tenant occupying office space, and eventually, an area to house printing machinery. inside c.c.c. Editorials-Columns ... P. 4 Publicitor'* Corner ... p. 6 Sports u P. 8 Religion Notes P. 7 Hispanic Notes P. 2 French Notes P. 2 |
| Keywords | Black Americans |
| ProperNames |
Davis, Carl E. Smith, Melvin S. Nyomo, Charline |
| Participant | Evanston Public Library |
| Creator | Concerned Citizens Commitment |
| Contributing Institution | Evanston Public Library and the Evanston Historical Society |
| Rights | CC0 enables scientists, educators, artists and other creators and owners of copyright- or database-protected content to waive those interests in their works and thereby place them as completely as possible in the public domain, so that others may freely build upon, enhance and reuse the works for any purposes without restriction under copyright or database law. |
| Date | January 12, 1984 |
| Type | other typeset |
| Format | paper |
| City | Evanston |
| State | Illinois |
| Country | United States |
| Decade | 1980-1989 |
| Copyright | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| DateCataloged | 2008-01-15 |
| PlaceKept | Evanstoniana Room |
| Collection Name | Evanston Area History |
