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| Blessed with R'tch History Series Views ..... State CleanupBeing Planned
| ......... S,.,,;!.-._,rh,,,d Operation Cleansweep, the latlng the v,,lum_, of trastt
(Continued from Page 1) Brighton, is a 1,023-plpe in- " ......... statewide cleanup to be held produced and social studies
I'.agree with the change, and sirumett; zlubLei'ed in a way Philip and Florence Walkeri April 14 to May 14. is de- projects looking at the reainto
Saint the Pau[ stone was later and carved dated window. to allow full visibility of the will present their feature I signed not only to clean up sons beht.Ld Micldgan's solid
1897. The ..... i..... _;_,_ -I,_¢c length new travel adventure i the state's litter but also to waste problems," said Cheryl .
Until the 1930's, parishon-
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windows,
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either
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film on Switzerland in the i edt:cate
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the oublic about
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tit- Bartz, Operation Cleap.sweep i
Weke- o paidareserved"peWseats.taX"andfOr
the structure, were con- War MemoriarsFriesAudt-,........ "_: ....,_ ,..,h,_ms coordinator.
This ,, 19fl6 the), were assessed 30 in strueted Francois in Meyer 1924Artists by the of torium. Wednesday, 32 Lakeshore M_lrch 14, road,, fol- United Sponsored Conservation by the Michigan Clubs, education Activities packet outlined are inadapt tile
lowing a co_dinental dinner (MUOGL Operation Clean- able to classes.from kinder-
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. Bell Ringers cents
hat clips,
Louelta for the Godfrey, installation who was of Munich,
the foremost
Austria,
stained
eonsidered
glass
workers at the t':me,
of swiss specialties served in
the Crystal Ballroom at 6:30
sweep was inspired
plementat_on of the
by im-
"bottle
garten to 12th grade.
Teachers and youth group
It the church organist in 1920, The nativity window was a p.m. bill" last December. MUCC leaders are requested to or-
U_II01t and a member of the parish gift of the Duchess del Monte Switzerland's present day spearheaded, the p e t i t ion der their packets early. They
@ today, remembers when Con- in memory of her husband, capital city of Bern was built drive and election campaign will bc distributed in March.
gressman Louis Raba u t A ngileo Marigliano, the in the middle ages. Each that led to overwhelming ap- The education kit was
would sing with the choir Duke of dot Monte, and her merchant's house had a cellar proval of the bottle bill by made possible in part by dowhen
home from Washing- brother and father, with only one entrance
ted from the street.
which Michigan voters in 1976.
In conjunction with Opernations
from ti_e Michigan
Ed_wation Ass'n. and the
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"THE ORIGINAL"
r rot It'
BONELESS
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STUFFED
ton. i The Saint Paul window Today these cellars are
t_o_ow_.
The rose window o, _,,o_,,or_..,o,,¢.e_
between i opposite was .,_,o,, given ,.,__..oo
by the u._d as shoos, boutioues,
was built in 1900 at a eost lI Lothrop, at the same time, cafes and even little theahelping
to celebrate the tots. Before leaving Bern the
a hand.pumped instrument,] church's 75th anniversary in Walkers show the interior of
ation Cleansweep, M UCC Michigan Environmental Edstaff
members have prepared !ueation A_'n. The kits are
an education packet to be 'free but contributions to
distributed to t e ac he r s help defray postage costs are
throughout the state, welcome. Group orders are
Always A_w_.nne
CHICKEN BREASTS
(Stuffed with our own bread dressing) $dl• LB.
I of
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$677. .....
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The
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original organ,l"I.................
tu the Greeks of Athens.
repair. Its replacement, an During the redecoration of
electronic window. .....,'!..anditwasrem°ved]seenedepietsPau]preaebJng_
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chosen by former
instrument,
pastor wasl Fr.
the
merit
church
walls of
in
the
1954,
apse
the
were
co-
The film takes
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viewers into
a variety of interiors from
mechanical marvet,
rants
farmhouses,
to the inside
inns and
of a
restau,
Zurich
and cons of conventional
'
Iwriting Operation Clean.
solid waste disposal tech- sweep, Box 30235, Lansing,
rial niques that anddiscusses looks at the alterna- pros' Mich. They48909. may be ordered by
tive solutions such as reuse,
Albert .Melvin, so that the painted royal blue and dec- gold vault. Some of the recycling and
waste throngh
reduction of
such methods
.................. HORMEL r81 HAMS rosewindow eould be seen. orated with goldleaf fleur-learth's most magnificent
c CUR by the present Craig Nelson organ, Co. built of de.iis, royality, theand symbol appropriate of Frenc, in[Walker , scenery makes a|so i._his filmed way as across
a largely French community. { the Alpa in a balloon,
Mr. as returnable Michigan's bottles ban and on cans
for beer and soft drinks.
non-
Fu,,yCke$*) DO e /10
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(Continued To lbrate from Page 1)
in 1910, was built aear Flor- [ her and show, (tax and servonce,
Italy, by a Chicago] ice included), is $10.75. The
statuary The present company. altar' erected Carved 'I personalty Thec°mpleteevenipgdin" presented travelo-
] Operation Cleans'weep
part, .....
will
mg
in-
volvo students in science
projects, "Teachers such as"-"_'" recycling in
_oJie LB, it units. Indirect lighting of the Italian onyx, it cost $6,000. [ for more ir-'ormati_n, paper, math problems calcu-
'_! le_, .'
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_" ._V v!a_edwith_eees_edheatinglfr°m carrara marble
main altar for years has been a diorama of the Last
and
Sup
gue°nIyls$3"Cal1881"7511 °ld newspaperint° new
installed in the nave and per, grapes and wheat sym-
GR^,. transepts. The pews have bolizing the altar bread and
U S_-D,A. DE A S ¢ A A been completely refinished wine and statues of the an-
FRESH FRYIN face floor has been lakl, Relies in the altar stone
...... m -- m Organ Repaired i n e 1 u d e those of Saints
CHICKEN LEGS ,AG0
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U and
lis motif
a new
on
treated
the rwal]L_surwocd
sur- gals
and Saints
Michael
Blase
and
and
Gabriel.
Cecilia.
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rounding the main altar has The free-standing alt a i"
(NO BACKSATTACHED) been duplicated exactly. The was built in 1974 in honor
marble altars and altar rails of the late Monsignor Frank
have been cleaned and pul- McPhilliPs, pastor from lg58
to 1971.' It also was built in'
U.S.D.A.CHOICEBONELESSiNDiVIDUAL .:--he_.
SWISSTEAKS LB. surfaces church, the havewalls beertand painted ceilinga annJversarywas
McPhillips' dedicatedofOn.Monsignorthe
death. first
(Cut from the Chuck Fillet)
, $WI15 STEAK •
Hove steaks cul_d_ flour lightly, brown in shoctening, drain. Add one ¢,an of stewed
tomat_s. Simms,. ....,,.. ..... e I'ou,, -r_bake_,in oven at 350 d_lire_s for one hour.
il soft, base. ]ight color with a be_.ge
II The wainscoting along the
wails, typical ir_ buildings _
IIthe 1880's and 1890's, has
_l] been preserved. . Formerly
The church's first English,
ross on thewas5Oth celebrated weddingin 11_5, anni- I
versary of Warren and Lydia
Piche.
In 1972, Monsignor Francis
.................. varnished brown, it no'# has Canfield provided for the
,_,'l"UPt'_lt_lt__llkl&|/*' I been painted to harmonize latest redecorating of the
s.......zzu
with the
e_oo,
walls, church,
.,.w_
which Included repair
All Center Cut the organ has been repaired, and the addition of a vesti-
The church has • new slate bule restroom.
LB. been updated and a new air
StuffedPorkChops ................... roof, conditioning The heating system'has systembeen has I
. ..=_...m_._i ............ .... _ewW.U, way_uUt
oute .dissatisfied [
_ All the stained glass
dows-have been cleaned
winand
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repaired and the protective I
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1711-0Z. 11_,,
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if _installed. been renewed. " [
the ,nterestyou-
the church was damaged dur-
°uter ing theframes fire and andhas glass beenhavel repiaced.
Insulation has ueen
added and a new attic and
savingsaccount
walkway has been built be.
tween the ceiling and the
roof. MostAoftheplaster-workin] new electrical sys-
mp eams,whvnot clo
Exterior work still to be
done includes paving and
landscaping, required be.
the lawns and the walkways
during the fire, the clean-up
and the restoration.
eause of damage sustainedto somethirig
South to Host
about it.
Music Festival a
.._._t0L_ 1_._ ,_ South High School's Sym-
host to the High School District
Orchestra Festival on
Saturday, March 10, bringing Type of Minimum Ann,al Eft,zdive l How and
some of Michigan's finest Account Amount Rate Annual Rate When Paid
school orchestra's iato towa g-Year On/ O•'qlA./ Paid and compounded
for performances throughout Certificate quarterly.
the day.
phony ,M..s_,cians Orchestra will play Compare your savings,_.c_,_s_.000
account.ra/.070oc witho ,_,,_/othese:
from "-.'IWayr:e, 6-Y_r _ -- __ t__O/_. Paid and compounded
Monroe and Was h t e n a w Certificate ./. ,u • ._0 ,o quarte,ly.
FANCY
ZUCCHINI
CountYperform schoolbetweendiStricts8 a.m. wi]!and
;3:15 p.m. at Pareells Middle
_,_, 20600 Mack avenue.
South's Orchestra, directed
4-Year
Certificate
2Vs-Year
Certificate
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quarterly. "
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I _'_ii A @U LII¢ the am, morning followed program l_y the ]_Toz_h at 8 i Cerlificate '_1| ' _ lal _'2 7o I_.1[])_ 70 quarterly.
High School Orchestra. u..m'].er Regular _'o ,t I_"IZ O/ _ ejp-O/ Paid and COml:X)unded
I 01_UMOll _llrVtB. the baton of Nathan J'udson, (Dailylnterest) Minimum I ,.')7470 _ 0.,_/o quarterly._t!
festival are Elizabeth Green Federalregulationsrequire a substantialinleresl penalty for earlywithdrawalfrom certificale savingsaccounls.
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Savingsaccounts at FirstFederalSavingsof Detroit earnthe highestannual interest
rateany savingsassociationor bank canpayon insuredsavings.Ifyour savingsaccount
. -- _ iili " " Each orchestra w,a _r- i doesn't e_rn ihat n_uch,you owe it to yourself to be di._satisfiedand to do somethinlz
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