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Michigan Citizen
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Highland Park, MI
48203
January business lunch­
eon will d al with the affects of .
Preside Clinton's Plan, Uni­
versal coverage.
The luncheon '11 feature
Deborah Scott, adm inistrator
of River\llew Medical Center
-Glendale.
The luncheon will be at
12:00 noon Thursday, Janu­
ary 20, 1994 at I AM'S
SHOWCASE SUPPER­
CLUB, 12111 Hamilton at
Monterey, in Highland Park.
The cost is $6 for Chamber-
members and 8 for non­
members.
Please make reservations
with Patty Zobel at 868-6420.
dead body
buildin
in her . Wain right id
that the city intended to get rid
of dangerous vacant buildin in
all are .
When ed, he tated th re
was 300,000 in the demolition
vie
ings.
Council P
Pro Tem
rvi Academy. Brown earned
a Bachelor of ci n degree in
Social Work and Psychology
from Sagin w Valley tate Uni­
ve ity. Sh i a member of the
ational . ation for F male
Executives and is involved with
the Muscular Dy trophy Asso­
ciation Brown is appointed to
represent employees and re­
places Darrell D. Humphrey, of
Jackson, for a term expiring Au­
gust 27, 1995.
FLORE E J. FARR of
Royal Oak, is the Third District
Vice President of the Hotel Em­
ployees and Restaurant Employ­
ees International Union. Farr is
a member of the Economic Alli-
ance ofMiclrigan and the Wayne
State University Labor Advisory
Committee. Farr is reappointed
to represent employees, for a
term expiring August 27, 1996 ..
Willie Hampton, of Detroit, is
First Vice-President of the Serv­
ice Employ International Un­
ion, Local 79. Hampton i
President of the A. Philip Ran­
dolph Institute Metro-Detroit
Chapter and is hair of the
Metro-D troit AFL-CIO Execu­
tive Board. Hampton is ap­
pointed to represent employees
and repIa s Gerald P. McCarty,
of Fenton, for a term expiring
August 27,1994.
o ganization teaches _
positivity to Ids
By CRAIG HILL
Michl lin C1...t/�n
To get child n away from
t gangs long with other
n gativ influ nees, a new club
has n formed to get them in-
ter sted in nd Je us.
The new. club is called
P.A.R.E.N T.. RGANIZA­
TIO nd P.A.R.E.N.T.S. BI�
BLE CLUB (P PB which
meets very Saturday from
3:00p.m.-6:00p.m., a the YMCA
on Woodward in Highl nd Park
There a 37 r gular mem­
bers who are students and the
organization is 1 kin to sign
up more, y Lind Smith,
president of th P PBe.
. According 0 'rnith, he
minds of orne of th tudents
have been changed to turn to
God instead of fighting.
According to Smith, they ha­
ven't asked parents for financial
help yet.
"But we need sponsors in or­
der to get trophies, uniforms, a
place for our basketball team to
practi and to do our exercises
and a bus to travel around the
city," Smith said.
Food for homeless
Evangelist Sidney Glass,
Jr. will preach during his King
Holiday Service at the Refuge
Temple, 17801 Van Dyke, on
Monday January 17, at 12:00
high noon.
Free Holiday Dinner served
at 4:00 pm to the homeless
and the needy. All the pro­
ceeds will be given to the
needy. Many ministers,
speakers, and singer partici­
pating ..
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"WE TEACH THEM that
they shouldn't disrespect some­
one or themselves by arguing
and using foul language, " Smith
says. "They are taught to respect
their parents and teachers."
Also, Smith said their goal is
to teach the students to be pa­
tient and believe in someone be­
sides themselves.
The students can earn honor
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