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THE EBCPT grown-in its first year, 25 students
from across the country were trained in community ervice and
advocacy and placed in ix-w k internships wi h community­
based child rvice or nizatio throughout North Carolina.
This y r, th r ar om 12 rticip n from the East
Coast and-29 from th W 0 who will work a Summer
Freedom choo throu hou th un ry. Th y11 be upervising
and tea hin t th Fr om hools in ew York, California,
Washington, D.C., and orth Carolina.
Thes F edom Schools re b ed on th principI of the
1960 Miss' ippi Freedom chools, which educated Black
youth in poor areas so they could help their communities grow.
This year's Summer Freedom Schools offer five to 18 year-olds
a combination of nutritious, federally-funded meals and aca­
demic, cultural and. tional ctivities. Thes schools are
located in sites uch as hools, church and community-based
organizations.
The EBCPTI graduat re commi ed to giving the Freedom
School students a stronger sense of their history and traditions,
while bolstering their academic kills, expr iv abiliti and
self-este m, Evenings and w k n , he EB PTI graduat
work with parents of the Freedom School studen and other
community leaders to address i of conc rn.
rM PROUD 0 THE young people in EBCPTI and those
like them around the country who r mind us that th y' com­
mitted, caring and ager make differ nc .
I'm inspired by our young I ders who are king the I OIlS
of history and building upon them a bridge over today' troubled
waters that leads to brighter tomorrow.
I want to thank and congratulate them for reminding us not·
to be discouraged by the cris confron ingour communities. For
the possibiliti our young le ders repr nt are greater than
the problems we are facing, and give us added faith in the
potential for change.
Marian Wnght Edelman i Pr sid nt of the Childr n'. De­
fense Fund, a national voice for childr n, and a leader of tit
Black Community Crusade for Children.
American Golf Corporation & Highland Park communny
College Athletic Booster Club
Pr nt th
2nd Annual Celebrity
Golf ournarnent
Saturday, Augus .21, 1993.
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$50 per person .
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Highland Perk, Michigan 48203
HER OL T
the community gave light to the
fact that h w a born I d r.
Community membe ppr i­
ated r dedication and concern.
As a ult, Terrell was asked to
becom their Precinct Del gate.
H r duti tarted as liaison be­
t n ndida es running for of­
fice and the community. It was
her job to help candida com-
ElliELL TERRELL
also pushed for a Domestic Vio­
lence Bill which gi victims of
dom tic violen protection un­
der the law.
• 0 OF RRELL' most
honorable itions w chair-
rson of the Civil Rights Com­
mit e of th Hous of
Repre entative in Lansing.
Throu h this position h played
a key role in developing equal
rights and voting rights for
Blacks. .
"At one time Black people
couldn't vot . I played a part in
hanging that. Now we have a'
choi to vote against the wrong
nd for th right. You must vote
HIGlU.AND PK- Mamie Coo­
per, Pr ident of the Highland
Park AFSME local representing
garbage workers, charged that
members of her union that had
been laid ofT and rehired by City
Management Corp, in the city's SHE SAID, IF the Mayor and
. privatization move, faced un- council members who voted for
bearable working conditions in privatization had really cared
the new company. about the workers who were laid
"They worked 12 hours a day ofT, they would have mandated
with on halfhour for lunch," she they be hired by the new com­
charged. Cooper protested the pany, rather than giving the
situation, stating, "It's not slav- company an out, by letting them
ery time." authorize physical examina-
City officials admitted several tions.
weeks ago the company is not She advised the workers not
unionized. Scotty Wainwright, to apply for the new company
Adminis�ra"tive Ai�e to the but to take unemployment bene:
Mayor, said We don t have any . fits instead rather than work in
idea what their (the company's) such conditions in an uncertain
work �hedul� �. We're not re- situation.
sponsible for It.
EfTorts were made to contact
City Management for comment.
Company official Jim Sharp
called The Michigan Citizen
shortly before deadline and
asked whether Cooper's tate­
ments were factual. He said he
would check and release infor­
mation later.
By RON SEIGEL
MichIgan Citizen
OOPERSAID HEdidnot
believe th jobs were going to
last for city workers.
"It's setup," she said.
She said that many of th e
Highl nd Park workers do not
ha cars igned to them, but
are expect to work in Pontiac
and Troy, wh re they can not t
to.
Sh rp id he knew the For­
m r Highland Park employ es
wer not assigned cars, but did
not know where they w re
sign to work.
Wainwright aid it wa
known from th tart that the
employees would not work only
in Highland Park, and he added,
"I don't know of any employer
that assigns cars for people to get
to work."
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She say Highland Park
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1 OI'S asking h m to apply for
the n w j , but onl 17
41 employ did.
She adds she has seen no im­
provement in the terrible gar­
bage conditions, after City
Management began work, de­
spite administration promises .
"Look "down the alleys," she
said. "You still have as much gar­
bage as you had month ago. "
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TERRELL R TIRED
RO the legislature in 1990;
howev r, he continu to lp
organization uch a the
NAACP, ity Government,
Gamma Phi Delta Sorority and
Social Services in ny way he
can At 67 years old Terrell has
become known as a role model,
history maker, and humanitar­
ian.
"I'm a worker. I've been work-.
ing for people for years trying to
make sure we have the best peo­
ple for leaders. I really got my
education from street politics
and I think I'm one of the best. I
know what to do for people," said
Terrell.
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