Jennifer A. Atki ,Mum­
ford High chool, U nive ity of
n ,
Tamayra L. Rhod , South-
tern High School, U ni ity
of Michi n, eronautical engi­
n ring,
Talicia M. Sa {ford, Cass
Technical High School, Howard
n ring,
• Kir SW. Taylor, C
Technical High School, Hamp­
ton U ni ity or Mo . Brown,
and
Jamal L. Turn r, Mum­
ford High School, U nive ity of
Detroit M rcy, b in dmini­
tration.
99
9
00
ae da
April
1 st Good Friday--no school
4-8th Spring Break
11th Classes resume
15th K-8 martdng period end
29th H.S. mar1<lng period ends
May
30th Memorial Day rece
31st Classe resume
June
13-15th H.S. flnal exams
16th Last day of classes for K-8
Important
Phone umbers
Barber ... 252-2023
Cortland ... 252-2037 '
Ferris 252-2043
Ford 252-2059
Headstart/Preschool ... 252-2041
H.P. m n Q
cbooI.�!J�IIM ..... _��'"
u .2-
Public Sa1ety ... Pollce 252-0111
... 252-0222
McGregor Ubrary ... 883-4542
8th High School mart<lng period
ends
19th Headstart: Registration be-
ovember
5th K-8 mar1<lng period nds
19th High School marking period
end
25-26th ThanksgMng recess
29th Classes ume
Michigan Clrlzen is now
fully indexed and available for reference
in electronic format back to '1991 in
ETHNIC NEWSWATCH, a new full text
multicultural general reference database
on COROM.
MiGhigan Citizen is one ofm re than seven-
ty newspapers publi hed by the ethnic and min rity pre s in
America (African
American, Arab and
Middle Ea tern A ian
American, European/
Eastern European, His- -
panic/Latino, Jewish and
.ative American) that are
no part fth I
d taba
, ,
glV
r tl
y u fa t and
ting th
g
23rd New students. grades K-12
regI ration begins
24th 9th grade schedule
chan • HPCHS
25th 10th gr de schedule
chan • HPCHS
26th 11 th grade schedule
changes, HPCHS
27th 12th grade schedule
chan • HPCHS
30th Schools closed 8 am. to
10:30 am. for staff meeting
31 Students grades 1-12 re-
port to school 12:30 (no classes for
bussed students)
Decemberr
20th Christmas rece through
Dec. 31
January
3rd Classes resume
17th Martin Luther King Birth­
day-no classes
18th Classes resume
21 th High School marking period
ends
21th K-8 marking period ends .
.
availabl
public
h
1 and
1
1
acad mic librarie
id' .
r
i "hi
")11 Citizen
and
at
ur Public
.
I
on
1-
brary
n
1
al colI g
nd high
ch
1 librari
For more information contact SOFTLiNE INFORMATION INC., 65
Broad tr t' tamford 6901 1-800-52 -7922 2C3 97 - 347
September
1st Full day of school (bussed
students begin)
1 st Hot lunches begin
3rd Labor Day recess
4th Labor Day recess
7th CI resume
February
October
March
11th H.S. mar1<lng period ends
Did you know that ...
or the fir t tim
easy ek ctronic ace
ethnic di r ity of
I
to current mat n
.
flca.
By NATHANIEL SCOTT
Cuba."
The blockade, they said, is set
up along the Laredo, Texa
boarder.
Twelve people mains on the
bu , including an 86-year-old
man, three clergymen and a Cu­
ban-Canadian student. The
people have initiated a hunger
trike d pita the daily 100 de­
gree mark and refuse to nd the
strike until the bus is admitted
into Cuba.
trictions on hipping and third­
country trade with Cub . Th
actions against Cuba has n
denounced by the United N -
tions General mbly nd th
recent La tin American p i­
dents meeting.
After the Bay of Pigs inva-
ion, which occurred during
P identJohnF. Kennedy' ad­
ministration, the U.S. broke off
diplomatic relations with Cuba
and imposed nctions and re-
tricted travel to Cuba.
Since, that time, the govern-
, ment has maintained that Fidel
Castro is denying the Cuban
people democracy and that be­
fore the break up of Russia,
Cuba was a satellite communist
nation.
The council approved a mo­
tion to send support letters to
P id nt in ,Clinton' ,. QiJlce
and also to the Congressional
Black Caucus.
DETRorr, I - Three repre­
sentatives from Justice (or Cuba
Coalition asked the Detroit
Council of Baptist Pastors Au­
gust 10, for support to prevent
what they said is the U.S. Gov­
ernment's "illegal blockade of a
school bus filled with food, medi­
cine and other n ities" from
reaching its destination, Cuba.
Moreover, they id, "Pasto
for Peace, a national organiza-
tion, initiated a project to bring "WE WILL REMAI with
humanitarian aid to Cub the bus until it is rei ed. We
'(which is) called the U .S./Cuba are willing to endure this lack of
Friendship Caravan, (and that) food and medicine for a brief
mo t of (the) 300 volunt spell, knowing that the people of
reached Cuba the weekend of Cuba have been enduring such
August 1 with nearly 100 tons of oppression and such isolation
items like powdered milk, for more than 32 ye ," said
wheelchairs, medicines and Rev. Lucius Walker, Executive
computers. However, on July Director of IFCO/Pastors for
ti 2 I U.S. C to conf ted a " P ". .
school bus donated to Ebenezer The U.S. r ntly tightened
Ba'ptist Church in Havana, the blocked wi h furth r re-
if tome?
First Home Mortgage?
Fir t Federal
� Loan tart
� u or ortgag inan in
Hom.
Th . firvt rep tow ml hl1� Ing that horne I \\ hen \ ou vtcp into i.tn)
Flr't Federal () lu c Jilt! JPph for J free [:::l Loan it.irt "Pre-Qualification Ccruhcatc,"
Once vou hJ\C It, It tell the cllcr vou're a CflOU huvcr l'h 1t\ a I>lg cdgc,
\nd the � H tc Protection PI n "111 1-., In" vour IlHlrtgage mtcrc t
at \ crv corupcnnv c rate. '111Jt' pc (C o] nund. �cc the ri .ndlv p .oplc
Jt lrr t lcdcral for dcturl-, I hcv 1ll.II-.C tirum mj; vour fir t home
the IJ'( thing � <HI IIJ\ c to \\ orrv bOIlL
[i;J Lo n tart Pr -
n of
i higan,
( ,
in I: lWI Wnodwanl Avenue. Ih Iroil, 1idli�dIl1( ��fi Phon ':(3U) )')·11()()