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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1993DETROIT FREE PRESS 3B Full tuition scholarships: Negale CONGRATS! Holland Park will induct six into high school Hall of Fame of Richard and Betty Jones of Detroit, is a freshman at Alfred University (Alfred, N.Y.). A 1993 graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy, she is studying art and design. Paul K. Williams and Jerry Petillon, both of Detroit, graduated from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, 111. Seven Detroiters won scholarships Flowers, daughter of Sallie Flowers, a graduate of Cass Tech; Michael Hall, son of Mildred Hall, also a Cass Tech graduate; Kimberly Smith, 2 fa'? If' ix graduates of Highland Park Community High School will join the school's Hall of Fame during the second annual induction ceremonv and banquet on Friday.

The evening will start with a social gathering at 6 p.m. The school is located at 15900 Woodward, between Davison and McNichols (6 Mile Road). This page was compiled by: Audrey McKenna Free PressDetroit 321 W. Lafayette Detroit, MI 48226 223-4496 Weddings, births, anniversaries and military announcements are listed in the Free Press. (Today's announcements are on Page 8D.) If you need an announcement form, please call and one will be mailed to you.

There is no charge for an announcement. To list a calendar item, send details three weeks in advance. Please include a daytime phone number. Ne8ale John and Delia Flowers Smithi a graduate of Mumford High; and Teresa Smith, daughter of Antoinette Smith, a graduate of Renaissance High. modelentrepreneur; John McMeekins, class of 1957, public safety official, and Joyce Wright-Richey, class of 1977, medical doctor.

Selections were made by an 18-member committee of staff, administrators, students, parents and school board members. (Nominations may be submitted by anyone, at any time, to Darrell Pursiful at the school. The deadline for consideration in any given year is Feb. 1.) Tickets for the program are $15. They are available through Hall of Fame committee chairman Darrell Pursiful at 252-0474 or Greg Byndrian at the Highland Park schools, 252-0440, ext.

066. Audrey McKenna to the University of Detroit Mercy through the Jessie Slaton Memorial Scholarship Program. The scholarship, a memorial to Judge Slaton, U-D Law School Class of '51, is i Roxanne Cobb Joining the Hall of Fame this year are: Arthur Blackwell II, class of 1971, political leader; Ava Latanya Hall-Hilton, class of 1972, foundation director; John Hodgson, class of 1953, teacher; Tanya Ware-Hutchison, class of 1979, Volunteer openings awarded to African-American students who have MICHELLE DANIEL of Detroit celebrated her Sweet 16 birthday on Oct. 1. A party for family and friends is planned for Nov.

13. She is a sophomore at Crockett Vocational High School, where she studies physical therapy. Michelle also is active with the youth group at Northwest Church of Christ in Detroit. Michelle is the daughter of Renita and Stanley Daniel and has a sister, Megan. John Williams, 39, of Detroit, completed his 20th and last Walk on Oct.

10. His first walk was 1978. Williams became a double amputee in 1978, due to frostbite. His doctors have told him he can't participate in the annual walk for justice because it takes too much out of him. "Next year, I'll work on the sidelines," said Williams.

Three Detroit Sisters, George Eiia Hendricks, Dorothy Hardman and Betty Jean Bolden, celebrated 25 years of service at Chrysler's Sterling Stamping Plant in Sterling Heights on Sept. 26-27. They all were hired in September 1968. George also celebrated her 51st birthday on Sept. 11.

They are the daughters of the late Rev. Willie and Senoil Daniel of Detroit. MAURICIA HEAD was elected vice presidentpublic relations and Sarah Jacobs was chosen as vice presidentadministration for 1993-94 for the Detroit Chapter of Women in Communications. Head is a media relations specialist with Blue CrossBlue Shield of Michigan. Jacobs is a community relations supervisor for Health Alliance Plan.

Both women live in Detroit. Austin Curtis Jr. of Detroit, a 1932 I I Michael Hall Kimberly Smith Looking Fit HAS IT'S Advantages! LOSE THE WEIGHT! demonstrated outstanding academic performance. The Class of 1993 winners are: Half tuition scholarships: Roxanne Cobb, daughter of MO. MO.

DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS: Volunteers are needed to greet and assist visitors in the museum galleries. No special qualifications or background needed. Training session, 1-3 p.m. Sat. in the DIA's Holley Room, 5200 Woodward.

833-0247. PARTNERS AGAINST CRIME: Needs volunteers (individuals, neighborhood organizations, churches, clubs, and other groups welcome) to work as mentors with young adults on probation for misdemeanor offenses. Next orientation session: 7 p.m. Nov. 4 in downtown Detroit.

Advance registration suggested; caD 964-1110. The Center for Volunteerism offers a computerized referral service, Volunteer Connect. Call 226-9430, weekdays, or write Volunteer Connect, United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, 1212 Griswold, Detroit 48226-1899. Moniaue Roger and Rosalind Cobb, Irvm2 a graduate of Renaissance High; Monique Irving, 2 Exp- 102793 Virginia Evans of Detroit is a staff reporter on the Saint Joseph's College (Rensselaer, Ind.) student newspaper, Stuff. She is a freshman studying English.

Jill Adrienne Kozak received an award from the Machinery Dealers National Association Austin D. Lucas Scholarship Fund. Kozak is the daughter of Denise M. Bate, office manager at Norman Levy Associates Inc. in Southfield.

She will be attending Grand Valley State University in Allendale. Henry Ford Community College received a $4,000 grant from the Hiram Walker Foundation for its Hospitality Studies Program, which supports minority students who are pursuing careers in the food service and retailing industries. daughter of John Irving, a graduate of Cass Tech, and Audrey Winters, daughter of Gladys Winters, a graduate of Bethesda I TAN'S Track Health Club 1 7609 Livernois Between 6 and 7 Mile 861-6363 graduate of Cornell University in Audrey Christian Winters School. Ithaca, N.Y., was honored by the Alumni Association of Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. SFOR BIG NEW: SS YOUR BUSINE CLUB SAMS AM SO Austin W.

a.W. Curtis Curtis Jr. Laboratories, a manufacturer of cosmetics and health care products in Detroit, Curtis has encouraged the efforts of other minority entrepreneurs. Many of his company's products are the results of his work with George Washington Carver in the late 1930s and early 1940s. In 1992, he established an endowment that will support African American students studying in Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Science.

Genevieve Palezynski of Detroit has joined the Women in Military Service Memorial Foundation as a field representative. The foundation's more than 900 field representatives worldwide search for servicewomen to ensure their service wiDbe honored in the Women in Military Service Memorial. The memorial will be built at the main entrance to Arlington National Cemetery, to honor all women who have served in the armed forces since the Revolutionary War. Alpha Kappa Alpha held a mass committee meeting in Chicago. Committee representatives from Michigan included Jean Sherman, Rose Miller, Jacqueline Newman and Dr.

Phyllis Robinson, all of Detroit; Camille Bell of Kalamazoo; Dr. Gloria Smith and Ursula Phoenix, both of East Lansing, and Dr. Bella Parker of Ann Arbor. The Detroit Historical Society was awarded a $50,000 grant from the ''Skillman Foundation for general operating support. The society recently launched its campaign to raise $3.9 million for new exhibitions, programs and an endowment for the museums (Detroit Historical, Dossin Great Lakes, Historic Fort Wayne and Historic Moross House).

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