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I Page Eight _ R O S S E PO I N T E N E W S Thursday,M_rch I, P979 ! III J | 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- • windows, ,*,.... in e either ......... wing o.... _f film on Switzerland in the i edt:cate t_, o.............. the oublic about - .... 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- _lJl[_ " . 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 - -, • • • • "THE ORIGINAL" r rot It' BONELESS _.,,,,e, 11_ s_, sm_ w 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 m _,_ $677. ..... m The _. _,............ original organ,l"I................. tu the Greeks of Athens. repair. Its replacement, an During the redecoration of electronic window. .....,'!..anditwasrem°ved]seenedepietsPau]preaebJng_ _...: -,.,^ ^¢ roD.! chosen by former instrument, pastor wasl Fr. the merit church walls of in the 1954, apse the were co- The film takes "" viewers into a variety of interiors from mechanical marvet, rants farmhouses, to the inside inns and of a restau, Zurich and cons of conventional ' Iwriting Operation Clean. solid waste disposal tech- sweep, Box 30235, Lansing, rial niques that anddiscusses looks at the alterna- pros' Mich. They48909. may be ordered by tive solutions such as reuse, Albert .Melvin, so that the painted royal blue and dec- gold vault. Some of the recycling and waste throngh reduction of such methods .................. HORMEL r81 HAMS rosewindow eould be seen. orated with goldleaf fleur-learth's most magnificent c CUR by the present Craig Nelson organ, Co. built of de.iis, royality, theand symbol appropriate of Frenc, in[Walker , scenery makes a|so i._his filmed way as across a largely French community. { the Alpa in a balloon, Mr. as returnable Michigan's bottles ban and on cans for beer and soft drinks. non- Fu,,yCke$*) DO e /10 C-ee • (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_, .' ' _" ._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 I " G |, _ -I_ I U and lis motif a new on treated the rwal]L_surwocd sur- gals and Saints Michael Blase and and Gabriel. Cecilia. I 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 / : ::.r:;..... -: .; _r repaired and the protective I - 1711-0Z. 11_,, 6 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 ,. ,_ _,,uw '-_ ' "I'11 O/ 1"/2 70 ' _'a' O/ 4_ O 74 70 "It _I._ O/ /./ I 70 i_" glOrllO] 0._ L _O Paid and compounded quarterly. Paid and comDounded quarterly. " J | by Russell Reed, will open! One-Year -, _ | _1 / O/ _ _O/ Paid andcompounded 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. I WASHED / Noodle j I gan, PhilipMason,romAi.fr°mtheUniversity°fMichi" _App_ies_n_y_ini_;a_andrenewa_peri_ds_f_ix.M_n1h_nvestmentCerti_catesbeginnin_n_ra_terDecember21_9_8. i I .., _ # 1 _ !__l _ i i 1 _ I" _,i M i Ik'_-_" _ _ _j_ -- dl _1_I_ % I "_t I .......................... Maurice Viehi_.an. Riley from Eastern 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 i•n oz kl,=|/i form ! u v .,o ,,wu ing to another o,oro locationo,o in the oo threc selectwnsin the aboutJ|. ARGECALIFORNIA GARBAGE - - - .- • ,- --- - It- ............ GRINDER? , i J O'EENICALAVOSI- Branchofficesthroughout BE N., ,i ,-,oo,oo,oo the DetroitMetropolitan _'rl_¢,.J Notre Dame near Kercheval _s_o4_CN_At • VA _.@0)'0 882-7697 Grease Pointe I!1
! ! TnursoeylMarch I, 1979 GRO$SE POINTE NE-WS Page Nine ELDERLY ACCIDENT PRONE [ Government figures show in the popular/on, it suffers =,,. High .... _phl}l_l _-, _'lll_l_ _ ,r_ P]PllbffPI1]rl_e .... J_JF]Pt_._n U[/£1rfh_llhllD _ *_ [ l "i J' that 28000 ".. persons ,,. ...... age 65 or ] one in four in accidental/ i == c,_,e=, _ ,._,._m_uu_ " _,vw ' =zv_, older are killea Dy accidents deaths. But in death= f_., ".'" .= ...... _ __ritle__ eac_n y"ear. While thi-s a-geIzaus, ........ seven ox lu vicums" .... are _y _usan mcgonala ham .r°u g = .... t T¢ _h_ tooeh_re at Nnrfh sandwiches to bald stuffed group __. ._clder,y. ] High School seem to sm ]e a] perk c:':,,.r _,e_tv ==v_t/t, rr ,j_,==,_v, ec,_,_._ III I '_ " - "' " ndabi'it effici II nL-rnnrr _°l A stuaen¢. similar . areas. program ' at _1auon, ency and oepe .... lnlhatlve. i y. . . "LII, _m llr I nllli South Ili_. _.L-nAtadto, break• "When the kids get out II uc/%T|klP_ _l_ | m Ill.'l v=m,kw o A IO OllOlllffO /_lgll nnnmrfl _vwwww--ww l=ll vve /%_LIr%lTI/'_MIkl__ I l t l Ill [| [| " " ." ] ........ oar. Gi___ii_ [ ,,_ ........ _. ..... i. ::,_,_. _ Desserts |]_u=:,_"_'an_=m'hu_rs_]a,,'ro"l'i sepcialty. are the kids' Their rich real [ fasts only b'ecause of a short.} of this class they and ageofspace is run by Lou- to work," Mrs _now now !!] WaugamanLi I i tL/'% I I|MIO_. At _r ! _.U!v_ll!tl erwce Since1936 ! I. i| _ : _ ¢71. ' c-// , _ /9, .Jrtt5 n _Jhaf/or /-"el5 ,,_,_,., ,, ,,.,, I--..J. _._,.---- 1.','4_om,_r_ _ _=_,, BIBI=_OU7 ' '_ - " ............. Ll ' I I I I , II....... I .-, ,..- ,- I t nrnp tnlhol_rom,'_nt II _ ,, a ..... a,,t _,nk _-- ig_cy pcc.n .,ce cream ba!!s : .T_n,_R_v,n,_ _,_r_,m, coati-[ exulamed If they re gom¢ [|l II furt=her ' _h:n'roo'm" "1_1"4X_-"[;I with rum butterscotch saucei::nta('orea;}asts'iour days tu'do we|| here they have to'll _ _ ,t_ II find out why and pineapple w h t p p e d a week to "give the students learn to be reliab,e, to re:low | [ _, d[_.__.._ ¢.-.-_l_g::;_ _. j_ |[ .... _' _,, [cream cake are enough to the practical experience they{directions and to be respon-11l/_\.21L_ .... : . "--" .__1| II..*nats where t_ ancy. knock anyone off a diet. Ijust can't _et in a class[ (Contiuued on P--'ge 10) [|[[L_._._I_'_-_ .....-_- "[ii-$]_[i_,=5--'_[| |[ waugaman's ........ c o m m e r c I ae' I_ The teachers are dell gh,t edt room " she" explains, ° - '....... t !1\_Y.gk_)_7K_:LltIll_lllll_ltUl_L__ icon class is COOKing up in. • " " " ¢ | }°o ..... ; .... *".... "_';_'_" I about their newest fringe According to the school] ill x_----_ _ _IlliLilI------- , ..... ?..... :,....... _,.... benefit " I.system's Director of C._-,'erl , t 4._.. {| |i things .......... hke dehcately poached t .... Its the best things in eel and Vocational • Education _'7 ' in[ i liil,[_ .,l: I [ monk zjsn.ncn r_ew _ngtana nickel beer around here."[ James DeWorken programs[ IP_ Ill _:- ..... _-=-.."_' I | I! ; [I r _ : ]! : I " ,l : [[ • ,_ II ' • Im | ._-v,,,_,, Av ._a,&_ _,_,,,_&&v,_a._ __J -_.ann ,_1__ nor= t____ rtr_m_J _ ¢41_A%,_lj¢_l[_W_lL%J£aJWlT., • I • , I I clam cnowoer anu CaOColatel ..... a .I ....... ' _ .1 ]mallow / ...... pie --in North'slSa'__i age_ one__n.e ru _u vu Prol%as_nT_onE[_lKe at _ _nuzp !_.e gwe .?peeuy_ the smaents uourme[[ oo_n [:_peeay t/ourme[ restaurant.[the m each day. la theoretical and praeticall _ i _ _.d_ _ _lll III Ill II _'_" • Central Air Conditionin.'. • Energy Efficient Air Co:dition^r. II Ii I! II 1 '.: ; I^..._^l.^...J Id t&'_.J_k_ll_l . IU...... ll_lllgllll,)_F L__i I JI commercial It s all partfoods of theprogram,] school s.[ theIt,scustomers not surprisingto rave about heari[ tralningin At the same the field' time, a class It _-__ l(- Ill t AUTHORIZE0 • an0Furnaces Power Humidifier °= Illl ; : 1 _ ....................... I I tire education experiences in [ age entree, after all, goes for [ to explore different voca-I\_P_&?A¥&Yll/AYJ-_JJi_) Ill PJ:m_u_ _=/_eTnm o o_ ........ ._ I i ' • theorla, in_lBro,_wa,,_h, "THE GRAND TOUR" stur;"o/oel • I .......... _........ I aDou¢ ._1._0. UUC me KI(1S. tional areas. racy can nna t ...... Ill/ , _. - - iG_y._S_;Io,¢*vomghts(lh'eed=y.')._,wCon_nem,lhre_onI ]l.,ntende, d as a. pract]eal,/surprlslngly ' are enthusiastielout if a career in commer-] _._' " '_ .... __¢1i[ . =efv'c.-e.gn .M°st Brands [I - _ _mrp_._! :}! I I !ehhea_lldidi: h,_: ! Piie_:_;;:i t i_ii_v_!s_e_;_!ii;i _,2a_uto_°_ii_si_!rsr_ittij:di [ --__mP'- i_/ • E=:;=_ Dev,ce_ II ! i ' " ._E." --'""_:---'_ . ,--'_- ...... furS7;00 -"t. " vsperp_,_,a ,,n, callZe0-1_07(lnI ' 5_,_¢r-[ [ [alone The ,s . average enough - - dav's to. setmenu the [ noun's L_ke . lesson most • of the' schools " [para-profes'si_'nal , Jdam, adds another Rose dimension . Car: I ISllOWm_ll _l, .. "-r" ill {|[ _r_lli O 04 1 7_flfi [I : :- | .... "L,Tq._]L_aj[_'ah$|l:_l_'_,Jz,,T°, LL I {mouth watering. Entreeslcooperative education pro- [ to the program's merits. I L°wer Level°[ the ArrangementIit __l --vvv II •l.ll [q_ll[. • r_._._¢V_l o,_ I ,. _hn { Casual Wear [orall Aqes l _ N " " "l "_ ' _u_.i Y .,', ' 1 ivary fro... ' baked .... esejgrams, commercial foods is[ She runs a tight ship, grad- [{[.,r_..._..,,-,, ..................... [[ ? • (_i_d - _,_,.,,_._ _ _ emterawormo,_rac_I { fondue broccoli st uffefll aimed at suiting a variety' ing students daily on cooper-] {l/Oa/_ U/_uIr'UA HU iNI"_H M,qUR BY l" ) II • I,='M_ - [ .m_ :ous elegance at trl_. • I ............................ _.:::........... ..................... .=......::_.:;_:l:l:::.... tll_: _* _ L II/ ' " %" l/ l .:. " : _! :: !! i ! _ i__ii!]! :!::i : i I • • _.. - .")=:._ I I __ _. ,._1_ i ....... _ il: :_ ;_ :: _!:_;_i:::: ::iiii_;_il II • ' m//N:l THINK TEACHER :i_: il NANCY WAUGAMAN SHOWS JIM MORAN _i;°W IT S DONE., s3Ge°sge - - - R. Snterprise%n0c0!;: ": NH Sets Record I "'--- '" "/tic on er . .... BOROEN'S ._,. " " Michigan M .___lin__l_ L.. I_utivc Education Clubs of[ __t"tIT=,.FOR CHEESE THE BALANCED CTN. iI_ o,_r tion ,,,as1,eld recently at Liv-, At DECA Meet i ey Market (2 fir:ales From _... Oeli participated iu the annual l 6C_,T_TER _.,RESH,. event. Competition was stiff, but{ { • MUENSTER CHEESE The performance b y 39 / North students set a new I PROVOLONECHEESE • J_i_i!_: _i_: won at a regional, competi- • AMERICANCHEESE _;;|_:_ ::;:__:ii_ lion. onia Churchill High School[ = S49i.89 and more than 350 students[ _ America), Regionai competi-[ SlO_ooO .... Earns i:i_ record for the most awards [ O' - Thomas Boos, who along ) SWISS CHEESE '_ with Brian Killian are the Distributive Education in- Sliced or success we achieved at the the piece __ regionals beyond ou r ' _ "" ' _Y wildest dreams."" $I .99 LB. structors atsaid,"Thewas North, in S983 78 --ii.'_'" F_'ES_' Studentstook three corn- 0 : e_'AU., e31/._rli.,_ ISKI_AU - DAtLY plcx competency tests .- Duncan Hines Cake ofmarketing., in 182Day their were given for the three highest overall area performances[ = .:,=: " at each of two competitive [ .... First, second and third _. Bring In This Adv. and Get 2 places were awarded for each " individual test and trophies .!i Mixes for 99* levels, Master Employe. Munager/Owner and i "_ Taking _verall, first place! trophies in their competitive [ " ga,Ali rusoand ohan won first place awards on individual tests w ere Paula 1671 1 MACK AVE at YORKSHIRE Bonventre, C a r l Bengtson, S2,459.45 885-7 ] 40 _""OPEN4_'a Du'lY, n.'),,,.,_.. areas Karol ,,'ere Lewis, Shawn Me[inda MacDou. Bissa, - -- _ MQUOI, WINES & lUl$ I a d, stoveSchuckerandTom I PAIClII KAGE -- II .............. * • Condino.Frcd Andary, Roxaane Riv- I .__@_ *The Michigan Money .Market Certificates pay 9.498 percent annual interest and have an effective annual yield of 10.108 percent, the highesi return lhat any bank may pay. At the Michigan National Banks, the interest is compounded continuously. ]-his ,s an ar,nual rate and is subject to change uoon renewal. This rate is effective: March 1, 1979- March 7, 1979. Michigan Money Market Certificates are available with a deposit of $10.000 or more at any Michigaa National Bank. Fcdera_ laws and regulations nrohibit the oavment of a time deposit prior to rr,atur;ty unless 3 rr,gnths of in|ere_;t is foHeited and interest on the amount withdrawn is reduced to the passbook rate. Michigan National Banks M,ch,gans Largesl Slatew_de Banking Group - $5 bllhon :r_Iolal assets 244 albpro'.'e.(; bankln 9 offices serving 2 4 tr.ltllon cuslomers DePosiIs insured up (o $40.000 by FDIC *_
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