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; hi nd
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n
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ec . auo T: rc r cd in
hun Tyler Street.
thre tening an jomrn
u i I din • and p u lie ' Ic t y
officer tru gli ng to put it
out.
A • n i hbor helped of­
ficer by 110 i ng the m to
com into her home and get
rm drin .
ond y, rch 19. ju t
befor the City Council
me tin • member of the
Hi hi nd Par Police nd
Firefigher A' oci uon,
Loc I 355 honored th
om n. Thclm Dunca,
ivi nu her an rd of ap-
prccrauon, bccau 'C .he
opened her home .. nd
e rt" at a lime it a ncccs-
ry to rai e pirit.
P t McClell nd, union
pre Idcnt. noted th' not
only er th officer d� l­
ing ith th fire. but with
the emotion I imp ct, of a
I
officer bein killed
me day." e alute you
cltizens," celeHand told
Duncan. "We hall not f-or-
et it ( h t you did)."
On receiving the a rd.
he aid. "Thelma Duncan
did not do il herself: noun
that other neighbor ent
and" got ome of the
bever ges 0 n ,oing to
neighborhood tore to gel
t m.
.. hat I did for them
(public (ely office )." he
id, "I did for the job they
did. They orked in the rain
from c rly morning. They
ere f nta tic."
Vent lot
old
The Council unaminously
approved the ale of, nine
v c nt lots, on with
v c nt tructure , in order to
both renovate and add to the
city tax b e. The lot are on
Church. Buen Vi ta, Stur­
tevant. Kendall. Ea t Grand.
Pilgrim. Richton and Glen­
d I .
PAL Lea ue
play in Fh�t
Membe of the Hi hland
P r Police Athletic League
(PAL) program ill play in
Fli nt at loc tion to c an-
nounced. on Saturday.
arch 3),
Cal l 252-0255 for more
inform tion.
City official' ar calling
on the community to how
the c young people upport.
Over 100 youth re involved
in the city PAL program
which began ith 25 mem-
ers.