OCTOBER 21 27. 1985 THE CITIZEN
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----------c P Ban que
day, ovemb r 2 at the ile
Holiday Inn, 930 outh 11 th
tre t. A 6 p.m. ho pitality hour
ill pr cede the 7 p. m. banquet.
Ticke are $15 each.
Th ile Branch r pre ent
Buchanan, Ca opoli -, Calvin
C nter and Vandalia.
Branch
tur-
Ruth wton i B nquet
ch irper on' ilbur Bo
branch pre ident.
For information, call
445- 3907 in Ca poli;
476-2344 in V nd lia; nd 6 3-
9629 or 6 3-704 in ile.
ome rehab funds ready
B Lind Dixon
MU KEGO HTS. - The
City of u kegon Height h
vailabilty to Home Improve­
ment Loan at belo market
int r t rat Av ilability
ccompli hed through the co-
op r tiv effort of the
ichi n t te Hou ing
D velopment Authority
( HDA), the City of
kegon Height and Comerica
Bank-H ckley. The eighbor­
hood Improvem nt Program
and Community Home Im­
provement Program are inten­
ded to a i t homeowner ith
10 to moderate income. Any
u kegon Heigh t re iden t
intere ted in participating in
the program hould contact
BHAS SETTLE SUE
TAYLOR SUIT OR $18,000
SCHOOLS SUE TO BA
Thoma R. ott, Department
of Planning and Community
Development, 2724 Peck t.
City Building, 773-1355 for in­
formation and application.
P rent are encour ed to
attend. Refre hment ill b
erved. If you have any qu -
tion ,pIe e c ntact eiter Linda
McCarter of Deborah mith t
1- 00-6 2-117 .
College night
for high
school
Funeral services
held for 300 slaves
Funeral rvices w r held in emphi Tenne recen­
tly for mor than 300 slaves who were buried without
funeral or burial rite over 100 year ago. Buired in an
unmarked common plot, th laves wer eulogized by
Nation of Islam Lader, ini ter Loui F rrakh n who
also led the proc s ional and off red a prayer at the grav­
site.
Heritage Tours a Memphi based historical tour
ag ncy di COy red the gravesit and planned the occa- .
sion.
Plans ar to erect a monument and shrine at the graves­
ite which will b the first of it kind in the country. DO­
nation may be sent to th Slave onument Fund c/o
Heritage Tour Benchmark Hotel 164 Union Avenue
mphis T 38103. The public i encouraged to vi it the
ite and dedicatorial ervice will b h at the cemetery
in th near future. Special servic w r provid d by the
orticians Associations Inc.
fr·ca
Parents
ight at
iddle
School
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court by twenty-four promi­
nent religiou trade union and
medical leaders.
Among the p ople providing
evidence wa Dr. Pauline Orr.
She a erted the Black detainees
were being system tically
a ulted and abu d" when­
ever they were arrested. Dr.
Orr, who i a government
district urgeon told the court
hat distrubs me mo t is that
detainees are being taken out
of my care for interrog ti n
and durin the our f thi
interr gation they are brut lIy
assaulted.
However the upreme urt
judge's order only f t the.
ea tern cape regi n of the
ountry. In additi n the _ u­
preme court judge him If
admitted that he had doubt
about the willingne of curity
police commanders to enfor e
hi order.
PIC achieves 'Success' award
at
BE TO HARBOR - The
PIC has been a arded 52 606
by the Michigan Department of
Labor for an incentive grant
according to Richard 0 mbo
Director. The PI achieved
out of even performance
standard he aid.
Jerry Sarno PI Chair h
reI ted th t 'The PIC is elated
to receive thi grant and thi
money will b pent in order
to impr ve progr ms for ur
y uth. '
11 four dult perform e
t ndard were a hi ved. Al
achie ed were youth entered
employment rate and uth
c t per positive terrninati n.
The performance tandard for
youth po Hive termin tion rate
wa not chieved.
Published. ch Monday at
226 Pipeston Str et
Senton Harbor, MI 49022
Phone: 616/927-1527
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