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MICHIGAN CITIZE
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Detroit Compact Honored.
DETROIT - Detroit
Compact w s selected by
the Business-Higher Forum
of the American Council on
Education as one of the
Ie ding business-education­
al partnerships in the na­
tion.
The Detroit' Compact,
w one of ten finalists for
the Forum's Anderson
Medal, which honors excel­
lence in triparate alliances
mong businesses, higher
education in titutions and
public schools.
The Comp ct . is a
partnership. of the area's
leading businesses, higher
education institutions, civic
and cultural organizations
and the Detroit Public
Schools designed to im­
prove the quality of educa­
tion in the school sy tern.
Started in 1989, the
program guarantee jobs
and scholar. hip for tu­
dents who meet high
academic, attendance and
Dequlndre Good
By Gary G. Watkin
The Dequindre Good
eighbor Bloc Club spon­
sored it's nnual Christmas
Dinner Friday, December
7th at Brother B r B Que
on Wyoming in Detroit, in
hich approximately 70
people ttended.
The Bloc Club has been
in existence since 1962 and
covers Dequindre from East
7 Mile Ro d to State Fair.
Among the activities that
FIBER GLASS
E TATE I
* R nt Your Own Space
For everyth ng yoo'v m ined
* ANNIVESARIES
• BIRTHDAY PARTIES
• BUSINESS EETI GS
• CABARETS
• CHURCH SOCIALS
* FA ILV REU IONS
* FASHION SHOWS
• FU D RAISERS
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behavior standards.
There are twelve schools
participating in Round II
that began in September of
1990. 8,500 .students signed
on for the Round II school
year. The Detroit Compact
Selection Committee has
also recommended five ad­
ditional middle schools 'and
three . dditional high
schools to the Compact
Main Table for Round 1I1,
th t will begin in eptember
of 1991.
eighbors celebrate
the Dequindre Good Neigh­
bor Block Club participates
in are th Beautification
Project that is pon orcd by
the City of Detroit, along
with the Christmas lighting
program. Additionally,
member attend the month­
ly community meeting held
at the 11th precinct
(Davi on).
The Block Club als ha a
sic committee, along with a
children program the
recognize graduating stu­
dent.
Magnolia Boyce was
Chairperson for the event
and Bertha Mae Hambrick
is Pre ident.
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