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10-D Sumlav, Miiv 1.1. DiiTRoir i press 1 aieiY Ldiiei rieases WAHT ADS GET RESULTS 222-6800 WANT ADS Call 222-6800 droil 4fc.ee Pvcos CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTiOW 9f Blitz on Big azarcis InMemoriam Lost Found 20 Help Wanted General 50 AGENTS 8, Appraissrs-will tram. FEMALE Siamese cal'TOEJO" light creamy brwn body, blackish brwn points. Lost in Latavette area or possibly Larned -1-75 area. Reward Contact 963-9)28 Macomb Ctv, 18.000 vr 781-6544 ASS'T GROUNDS Maintenance Foreman S3 75 hr start tor auatit'ed Individual 542-9777 In Loving Memory of Louis (Lefty) Poniatowski Who passed away May 15.

1964 Your memory is a keepsake, With which we'll never pari Tho God has you in His keeping We still have you In our hearts Sadly missed by wile Rose, daughters Harriet, Antoinelte and son Richard FOUND young brn.tem dog, 12 tall, 'eg la'l, collar 697-1607 LOST Black Cocker Spaniel, while spo! on nose, lemale, silver choke chain, no tags. Graliol Outer Dr. REWARD 372-0544 ASST MGR. mature Person needed for a full lime position now open with a Beauty Aid store. Retail exp preferred but not necessary, will Ira n.

Apply in pe-son: 21725 Kel'y (betw 8-9 Mi) FENSTEMAKER ROBERT May 13. Beloved husband of Eleanor, dear father ol Bobby, Nancy and Mary, dear son ol Claude and H.Ida. Services Irom the Dill-Baian Funeral Home, 19144 Schoolcraft corner of Piedmont, Mondav 9:30 a.m. St. Scho-lastica Church at 10 a m.

Rosary Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Cemetery Lots LOST B'ack Lab, E. Detroit area J25 Reward 774-1607 STOJEK FELICE, suddenly May 13. Beloved wife ol Ted, loving mother of Karen and John; dear daughter of Mrs, Concetta Nista, dear sister ot Daniel Nis'a, Mrs. Angeline Riggi and Mrs.

Linda Bialkowski; dear sisler-ln-law of Gullio Riggi, Edward Bialkowski and Linda Nista. Funeral Monday 9:30 a m. from Ihe Warren Chapel of the David J. Wvsockl Funeral Home, 29440 Ryan Rd. (north of 12 Mile, to SI.

Louise Church at 10. Interment Ml. Olwet Rosary Sunday 7 m. "-My main concern is to vigorously go alter tho.se areas that we know cause irreversible disease and death." OSILVs Bingham Funerals Today Frankel, Bele. Services 2 p.m.

at Groves Funeral Home, Flint. Friedman, Max. Services 1 1:30 a.m. Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Nsttianson, Louis.

Services noon Ira Kaufman Chapel, Southfield. Shore, Lillian. Services 1:15 p.m. at ine Ira Kaufman Chapel, Southfieid. CADILLAC Memorial Gardens West, 1 lot -2 graves.

Choice lot, J285, 282-3673, after 4 p.m. LOST Bouvier pup-biack-gray, Vic. Patton- Fenkeil. J150 reward 861-9039 ATTENTION College Graduates. Saies trainee position open with excel design firm.

Salary te 110,500. No agcy lee. Betty Hamil Pers 424-8470 CADILLAC West, 7 lots, inc rough boxes headstone J825 522-8508 LOST DCG. Near 12Mi Gratiot Blk brwn wht chest, 15 lbs, Answers to KotcMer 775-2217 AUTO Body bump man neeoed, musl be experienced, call 587-1001 FAMILY plot, 8. Sec.

44, Forest Lawn Cemelery. 777-9272 FRIEDMAN MAX, ol 16225 Oxlev, Southfield, May 13. Beloved husband of Nellie; dear father of Dr. Melvyn; three grandchildren. Services Sunday, 11:30 a Hebrew Memorial Chapel.

Family al the home of Dr. and Mrs. Melvyn Friedman, 4359 Pinehurst, West Bloomfield. LOST lemale Bouvier near 7 Livernois, answers lo Sunday. Reward.

341-6083. ROSELAND Park, Sec. 188,19, choice tols, ea 646-148 AUTO DEALER in Farmtnglon Hills needs highly Qualified service technicians. Very good pay. Can 48-0500 Death Notices LOST HUSKIE 2 yr old grey black.

Vic 7 Ml. Albany E.side Reward, 891-7639 AUTO DEALER in Farmington Hills needs Warranty Claims expert. Very good pay. 478-0500. TULECKI EDWARD Dear husband of Diana; father of Karen, Edward, David and Steven; dear son ol Bernice Tulecki brother of Stanley and Arthur.

Funeral Mondav 9 a.m. from the Frontciak Funeral Home, 5326 McDougall. SI. Hyacinlh Church al 9:30. WASHINGTON (AP) -The new director of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration says she intends to shed the agency's image as a nitpicker and instead concentrate on hazards that threaten to kill workers at their jobs.

Eula Bingham says her hope is to turn the troubled agency into a partner of industry rather than an adversary. She thinks OSHA's continued survival depends on her success. "I don't want to see it go down the drain until it has had a chance to work," she said in an interview. "That means cutting out the Mickey Mouse aud focusing 011 the truly hazardous situations that make people sick and die." Ms. Bingham has taken on one of the toughest' jobs in the Carter administration, running an agency that has been criticized by industry and labor since its creation in 1970.

counting Office said in a report that, at OSHA's present rate, "it will take more than a century to establish needed standards for substances already identified as hazards." "My main concern is to vigorously go after those areas that we know cause irreversible disease and death," said Ms. Bingham, formerly associate director of the Institute of Environmental Health at the University of Cincinnati Medical School. An example came earlier this month, when less than two weeks after receiving new scientific evidence linking benzene with cancer, she issued an emergency standard sharply restricting worker exposure to the common industrial chemical. Emergency standards may be issued without public hearings while permanent rules are prepared. However, they are limited to situations where lives are threatened and employes face "grave danger." LOST male Sheltie tri-color, 10 vrs.

old, name Tex, Windsor Pk sub, Canton 5-11-77 REWARD 459-9223 Bids Proposals 12 CITY OF DETROIT Neighborhood Services Dept. NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION PROJECT "The City of Detroit, Neighborhood Services Department, will be accepting proposals from organiza AUTO MECHANIC Livonia Service Center, accurate, dependable, benefits, 522-7470 days, 255-3866 eves LOST red purse wsocial security 8. bus permit cards, so lorlh. Reward, call 862-4)31. HOLLIDAY HARRY, May 12.

Husband of Margaret; father of Ferdinand Bach; brother of Mrs. Violet Walt of England. Interment service Evergreen Cemelery, Lansing, Mondav al 2 p.m. For further information cell Ihe Verheyden Funeral Home, 881-8500. AUTO MECHANIC-experienced.

Mufflers, brakes shocks. Refer ACKLAND ARTHUR, Aye 80, of Muskegon, Michigan, Died Mdv 13 al DeBoer Nursing Home. Survived bv wife Esther, ons Dicran and Stanlev; stepsons Robert Brooks and John Welterholt, brother Neil; sister Mrs Doris Green. Former funeral direc-lor of Morenci Michigan. Services 1 p.m., Monday, Braun Funeral Home, Adrian, Michigan.

Internment, Oakwood Cemeiarv, ences required. 334-1514 tions desirous of contracting lo AUTO PAINT R. Exo. only need LOST sml blk undipped poodle long tail "Chopper" betw Birmingham-Belleville rewrd 1-971-1690 apply Seymour Cadillac, 3180 conduct a community transportation program. An outline Indicating WADE GORDON age 62 in Pigeon, Michigan.

Beloved husband ol Jean; dear son ol Ethel; also survived by three sons, two daughters; three brothers and three sislers. For funeral Information call Simon Javliian Funeral Home, 869-4100 Jelf, Sec Jim type of services required and the LOST ol Class 72 ring, vie Outer Dr, 94 X-wev T.H Green slone on white gold 463-6827 necessary contents of the proposal RESPONSIBLE lor alleviating working conditions that each year kill, injure or sicken millions of workers, OSHA's regulations, such as those requiring coat hooks in toilet stalls and advice to farmers tliat cow manure can be slippery, have made it the butt of numerous jokes. Employers have charged the agency with harassment. Organized labor complains about the agency's slowness in writing standards to protect workers against toxic substances. The Government Ac Is available from the NDS upon AUTO SERVICE ADVISOR E.side Ford dealer needs servic advisor, exp prel.

contact Service Mgr. McDonald Ford, 16901 Mack request. All requests lo receive a proposal outline must be made in LOST. Beige Cockapoo, male, I vr, Grosse Pte Wds, Shores area. Reward 884-5924 writing lo Mr.

Stephen Barnell Senior Planner, 5031 Grandy, De AUTO TECHNICIAN MITCHELL WILLIAM CLYDE, May 14th Beloved husband of Matilda; beloved falher of Gerald, Dennis, Kathy, Richard and Marilain Endlein; beloved brother of James, Ernest, Robert, Mrs. William Henrion (Betty), Mrs. Kevin Raden (Mary) and Mrs, Donald Krahn (Janet); also leaves two grandchildren. Service 11 a.m. Tuesday al Ihe Heeney-Sundquist Funeral Home, 7320 Farmington Rd, Farmington.

troit, Michigan 48211, and received no later fhan Thursday, May 19, LOST -Female Schnauier 9 yrs old. Answers to Sail Pepper color. Reward. 751-7864 17,000 PLUS 1977, at 3:00 P.M WADE JOSEPH, May 13. Beloved husband of Jeanie; dear father of Joseph Jr.

and George grandfather of Mrs. Sharon Schick, Mrs. Debbie Hyde, Miss Jan Wade, Paul, Thomas and Kevin; great-grandlather of four. Services trom the Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home, 30200 5 Mile Rd, Monday I p.m.

Family requests memorials lo Temple Christian School Doberman near Cas-gram-Llvernols, ans lo Trooper Reward. 841-5015 PROPOSALS TO FURNISH THE COUNTY OF WAYNE "Surgical Blades" "Tabulating Cards" "Drugs" CALLEWAERT VICTOR Mav 12. Husband ol Helen; father of Victor Jr. and Sr. Janet O.S.M., brother ol Mrs.

Isa-beile Ovssels, Joseph, Pauline Bos-Suvt, Mrs. Angeline Naerl and Jeanne and the late Emma Lobbes-tael. Alfred and Robert; five grandchildren. Funeral from Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Mondav al 9:30 and to SI. John Berchman Church at 10.

Pravers Sunday evening at 7. Member ol the Belgian American Century Club. REWARD Lost blk wallet, Eureka JoHerson parking lot Opening Dale: Tuesday. May 31, Transportation Car Pools 21 1977 Time: 10:00 O'Clock A Place: Bd. of Wayne County Audi NEBIOLO ONORINO age 65, of Ecorse.

Beloved husband of Isabel; brother ol Lillian Massano. Services from the Ballheim Funeral Home, 4120 W. Jelferson, Ecorse, Monday 9:30 a.m. and St. Francis Xavier Church at 10 a.m.

Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. Interment Holv Sepulchre. AAACON AUTO TRANSPORT ALL POINTS-USA-Ges tors' Board Room, 1222 City- IMMEDIATE 581-2322 747 Crash Claims Its County Building. Detroit, Michigan also Insurance" "Boat Insurance" ACE 833-1700 WARD EDWARD May 13. Beloved husband of the late Margaret; lather of Mrs.

Edwin (Margaret) Couch, Edward and Anthony. Pravers Monday 9:15 a.m. from Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Red-ford). Followed by 10 a.m.

Mass al Duns Scolus Church, 9 Mile and Evergreen. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. FLORIDA, CALIF, ALL POINTS Opening Dale: Monday, June 20, Gas Allowance 3169 Woodward 1977 Time: 10:00 O'Clock A.M. ALL CARS-CALIFORNIA CIESLA STANLEY. Dear husband of Mich-aiina; beloved father of Altreda Cass, grandfather of Douglas, Kathleen.

Stephen and James Cass; dear brother ol Antoinette Drogo-rub. Funeral Monday 10 a.m. from ihe Lesney Son Funeral Home, Warren, Dearborn. Burial St, Hedwig Cemetery. Member of St.

Barbara's Senior Ciliiens. 18018 Woodward 865-5701 Place: Bd ol Wayne County Auditors' Board Room. 122 City-County POLISEI CATHERINE Beloved wile of Rocky; dear mother of Rocky Joseph. Funeral service at the 5.K. Schulti Funeral Home, 21705 Gratiot al 8' 2 Mile Rd Mondav 9:15 am.

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PATRICK J. GIBBONS 933-5600 13116 Grand River Director of Purchases Frontczak Funeral Home 5326 McDougall 973-5600 DRIVEAWAY SERVICE 4713 Horger at Michigan Ave General IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEl MC125985 Dearborn 584-5000 REECK CHESTER F. (Hooper), May 14, of Sumner, Mich. Dear husband of Lula. Services 1 p.m.

Monday at the Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River Announcements 16 569-0020 18325 W. 9 Mile COMPUTER 8. TIME available. FREE "77" CARS To drive to most cities-Gas allow 968-2228 JEROME A.

DeSANTIS Honeywell 2040, 96k. OS Diagonal 2000 tape disk. 616-942-1110. Mr, Will Englistv COSTELLO IMOGENE May 14. Beloved wile of Robert; dear mother of Mrs.

Leland (Norma) Korby, John Tyler, Arthur Tyler, Mrs. Anthony (Joyce) Manella, Mrs. Frank (Nancy) Barnelte, Mrs. Lonnie (Shelda) Vandiver, Mrs. Thomas (Christine) Ciesiak and Robert Cos-teilo sisler ol Mrs.

Harold (Mildred) Alice, Mrs. Daniel (Mar-icrie) Archer and Lawrence Newman. Funeral from Caldwell-Mulli-gan Funeral Home, I ord Garden Citv, Tuesday 11 am near Hoover VA. 2-5036 11470 13 Mile 751-3131 NATIONWIDE 21700 Greenfield JEWISH VOICE BROADCAST WBFG 7:30 a.m. EVERYDAY Entertainers, Musicians 25 Ross B.

Northrop Son Since 1910 22401 GRAND RIVER Redlord-Detroil 531-0537 19091 NORTHVILLE RD Northville 348- 1733 MEET Southern Ariiona's most thriving retirement community. Get Ihe full picture in ihe 1977 Progress BANDS 8, Slage groups needed, musl have promo material 341-7708 ROSS PERCY E. Husband of June; father of Percy Gregory and Shawn. Rosary 7 p.m. Sunday May 15 James H.

Cole Funeral Home Northwest Chapel, 13631 Puritan. Funeral mass May 16 al 11 am. Presentation Church, Pembroke and Mevers Detroit. Burial at Ml. Olivet Cemetarv Edition.

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Detroit 3975CassAve 131-2712 Birmingham 820 E. Maple Ave. 644-6000 Ml. Clemens 276 Crocker Blvd 1-463-0577 AUTO Transmission Rebuilder Installer Top Wages. 772-5250 SPECIAL NOTICE Limited space still available in our AIRLINE TRAVEL AGENT COURSE A Career With Excitement American Travel Schools, Inc 399-5522 DIEM HENRY, May 14.

age 71. Beloved husband of Viola; father ol Mrs. Mark (Judv) Wilm. Mrs. John IKalhie) Flook and Marile Rinaldi; one stepson Richard Brown.

Funeral services Tuesday 2 p.m. al the Marsh Funeral Chapel, Marlette. Interment Marlelle Cemeierv. Memorials to the Jean Patrick Memorial Student Loan Fund optical dispensing class slarting May 31. Can be working by October 15.

Tuition and placement assistance. 2293J Woodward Ferndaie SAN ANTONIO, Tex (AP) Another victim of the world's worst aviation disaster at Tenerife in the Canary Islands has died at the Brooke Army Medical Center, officials said Saturday. Mary K. Hess, 38, of Phoenix, died about 11 p.m. Friday night, a spokesman for the U.S.

Army Institute of Surgical Research said. Mrs. Hess was among the 12 victims brought to the institute's burn center here on March 30, three days after a Royal Dutch KLM 747 jumbo jet collided with a Pan Am 747 on the runway at Los Rodeos Airport. The death count from the disaster now stands at 581. Two more victims remain in very serious condition at Brooke.

Three patients have been discharged, six have died and one other has been transferred to a civilian hospital in California, the spokesman said. All 248 persons on the KLM flight died in the collision while 67 of the 396 passengers aboard the Pan Am charter flight survived. InMemorlam Americana Institute 545-0110 IBM KEYPUNCH NURSE'S ASS'T SCHENK STELLA, May Wife of the late Theodore; dear mother ol Mrs. Joseph (Winora) Kendzior, Mrs. Donald (Kalrina) Mclver, Mrs.

George (Harriet) Gill, Mrs. Margaret Koski, Ted and John Schenk; also leaves 25 grandchildren and 26 greal-grandchildren. Prayers 10 a.m. Monday al the Ross B. North, rop A Son Funeral Homo, 27401 Grand River (Rcdlord) to Our Lady ol Lorelto Church at 10:30.

Scriptures services 1pm Sunday Automation Academy 964-3580 17 Personals AD for Sailis under Classification No. 250 Free Preis Pnoio by PATRICIA BLCK CRAIG BLUM March 23, 1977 My words cannot convey Ihe great admiration, respect and love I had for you and always will. You'll always be remembered by me as a very beautiful part of mv life. You have laught me more about life during our few years together than I could ever learn in a lifetime. The loss of you is not only a loss that lies within me, but also In those who never had a chance to know you, for you had a great deal lo offer.

Craig, my love will follow you lo Eternity. Mlndy Lvmperis ADULTS INTERACTIONS Michigan's oldest and largest sin' gles dating club. Phone: 569-6222. OIAL A MEDITATION 371-7600 AUTOMOTIVE BODY SHOP MANAGER To lake complete charge of volume shop presently employing 9 productive personnel. Competitive salary and Incentive program including lull range ol company benelils and company car All applications will be treated in strides! confidence.

Please contact G. Johnston. BILL WINK CHEVROLET DEARBORN 582-5400 DUANE FRANK, May 14th, suddenly. Beloved husband ol Dia ie, loving son ol Mrs. Helen Gejecki; brolhcr ol Roger Sketch and Pravers Tuesday morning at 9:30 from Pawlus Funeral Home, 22250 Grand River (near Lahser), Christ Ihe King Church al 10 a.m.

Christ Ihe King Ushers Ciub and Parish Rosary Monday evening al 8 p.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre MEN WOMEN High Paying Jobs Available Now Bartending School 1 Week Class 97.3 Success in Job Placement Assistance Tuition Payment Plan Call Now Professional Bartenders School SCHWARK LINDA, age 31, ol Rochester. Dear wile ol James; mother ol Heather Lvnne; daughter ol Herbert Gel- Imrh- ilpr nf MArilvn Mrfaknv FLY FISHERMEN Would like to share ride to Au Sable River Watershed, wkends. Share driving expenses. 941-1426, and Beverly Keyser; daugWer-in- A Fighter Gels a Liil A Korean war vintage RF-84 jet fighter is carried over the Michigan countryside Saturday by a Sikorsky CH54 Skytrain helicopter.

The old Thun-derflash fighter, an aerial reconnaissance model, was moved from an airport near Saginaw to a place of honor outside what officials hope will become an air museum at Selfridge Air National Guard Base near Mt. Clemens. NOT Responsible lor debts con law ot Mr, and Mrs. Kennetn Schwark. In slate at Dtener Funeral Unmn Jfl771 Van rvkj lltir until 11 tracted by anyone other than myself, Paul E.

Benchley, Oscoda, Ml Legal Notices 9 o.m. Sunday. Services Mondav 10 a m. al St. John Lutheran Church, OUTDOOR Rock Concert in beaut 964-4380 76 W.ADAMS ful U.P.

Send for Information to: Owl Motor Supply. Inc. P.O. Box 248, DUBIEL MICHAEL Dear brother of Julia Michalka, Stanley, Frank and Mary. Funeral Tuesday 9a m.

al the Frontaalt Funeral Home 5326 McDougall, St. Hyacinth Church al 9-30 Kocnestcr; i-amuy suggests memorials to American Cancer Society or Trinily Lutheran Church, Mt. Cle Jackson, Ml 49204 Models Wanted For live fashion shows. Pholo, T.V. and magazines.

mens 557-7770 547-1550 RICHARD Call Monday thru Friday 2-4 pm. IMPORTANT! 223-2032. LOVE YOU ALWAYS. Carol TradeTech. Schools 41 SHAPIRO JOSEPH.

Beloved brother of Mrs. Jack Adelson (Bertha) of Miami Beach and Mrs. Murray Garmel (Evelyn) of Southfield. Services Sunday, Brooklyn, New York. AUTOMOTIVE NEW CAR Clean Up Man EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Excellent opportunity for right person.

Salary plus fringes and advancement. For information CallVINCE: 535-7600 Bob Sellers Pontiac 77570 GRAND RIVER APT. Complex Mgml. Training. Classes now forming, couples of all ages.

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Rosendahl, Blimp Flight Pioneer, Dies CARPENTER GAIL (nee Goeti), Age 35 ol Sterling Hts. Dear wile of Rov, mother ol Ronald, Ann, Kenneth and Jamie; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goeli; sisler of Thomas GoeU; granddaughter of Anna Goeti. At Diener Funeral Home, 46271 Van Dyke, Utica until 9 p.m.

Sunday. Services 1 P.m. Monday al Redemption Lutheran Church, 39051 Dodge Park Sterling Hts. Memorials may be made to the Church. ENROLL now for Floral Design Classes, starting May 16, days and May 23, nights.

BANNOW FLO RAL 5LHUOL. 4Jiy Browne ONLY 9J' CALL PH-'LUX SIPPEL FLORENCE O. Wile of Phillip; mother ol Robert, Mrs. Ruth Steg-gles and John; sisler of Luelia Feil and Emma Coch; also survived by eight grandchildren. Funeral I p.m Monday at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Ave.

Memorials may be made to Michigan Cancer Foundation. Memorial service 7:30 p.m. Sunday, auspices Dearborn Chapter No. 471 O.E S. Utica, Ml 1-731-5756 LEARN lo repair Computers in less than a year al CONTROL DATA INSTITUTE, 444-1044.

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Margaret Slevenson; grandmother of Michelle; daughter ol Carl and Carrie Ross, three brothers also survive Funeral Tuesday 1 m. al A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr Rd. al Masonic, Warren, Contributions to American Cancer Society appreciated, A BANK TRAINEE 14l WK Terrific positions lor bright persons ANN MARTIN Thinking of vou! Have a good week Love.

Lisa SMITH FLORENCE, May 17 Doaresl friend ol Ihe Hugh Brennan lomily. Funeral service Mondav 9:15 a.m. from the Haley Funeral Home, 24525 Northwestern Hwv. (Lodge x-wav surface drive) south ol 10 Mile Rd. lo a 10 a.m.

Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows Church, who have a Hair for figures. Car necess. Permanent position Employment Ctr Agy 569-1636 BILL A COLLECTOR TO 5160 WK Employers pays lee lor person with collection exp. Phone Employment Ctr Agy 569-1636 Tomorrow will be a very special day for me. I promise nol to say a word about anything, I don'l want lo spoil it in anyway.

Thanks lor suggesling II and for asking me to go, I love you J. ill Ji AUTOMOTIVE Service Mgr. 5 Years Experience Required Volume west side GM dealer has excellent opportunity lor experienced Service Mgr. 5 years experience required. No others need anplv.

For appointment call weekdays between 2:00 4:00 p.m., 478-1099. Bob Saks Olds GRAND RIVER AT DRAKE A SALESPERSON JS Top retail chain has good opolv. Could lead to mgmt. Some prev retail sales exp nice. Employment Ctr Agy 569-1636 AAMCO Transmission Installer.

Top wages, benefits, 545-68J4 Christian Remus HAPPY THREE-0 From Ihe "over-da-hill gang" FAULDS DENNIS LEE (SamueloH) TMSN U.S. Navy, May 7 in Sardinia, Italy. Beloved son of Dorothy and Richard Samueloff; dear fiance of TMSN Orije Belanger, stationed in Grolon, grandson ol Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Samueloff and Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Fleenor; also survived by several aunts and uncles. Resting al Ihe Harry J. Will Funeral Home, 25450 Plymouth Rd (J'4 Mile west of Telegraph) until 9 p.m. Sunday.

Will lie in state at Eber Memorial Baptist Church, 19001 Schoolcraft, Monday from 10 a.m. until lime of service at 11 a.m. Interment Cadillac Memorial Gardens West airships Los Angeles and Akron and was an observer on the round-the-world flight of the German airship Graf Zeppelin in 1929. He also was aboard the Hindenburg during one of its 10 trans-Atlantic crossings to Lakehurst. ROSENDAHL was commanding officer on the USS Minneapolis during the battle off Guadalcanal in World War II when 80 feet of the ship's bow was blown away by Japanese torpedoes, a Navy spokesman said.

Despite a 30-degree list and loss of three of its four boiler rooms, Rosendahl kept the ship's batteries firing through the night. The next morning, the Minneapolis steamed into Tulagi Harbor and Rosendahl ordered his men to cut palm trees and fashion them into a bulkhead, which was affixed to the ship's bow. He brought the ship and its crew safely to the United States, its makeshift bow -LAKEHURST NAVAL AIR STATION, N.J. (AP)-Vice-Adm. Charles Rosendahl, a pioneer in the development of airships in America, died Saturday after a brief illness at Philadelphia Naval Hospital.

He was 84. A naval officer for 36 years until his retirement in 1946, Rosendahl was widely known for his expertise in the operation of blimps and rigid airships. As commanding officer here May 6, 1937, he watched as the German airship Hinden-burg burst into flames and crumpled to the ground, signaling the decline of the giant airships that were a wonder of the day. "We let the Hindenburg disaster become the turning point," Rosendahl told an Associated Press reporter recently. "It won't be many years before you have the return of the airship; it'll come back on its own momentum." In 1925, Rosendahl was a navigator and one of six men STEWART ALICE May 13, Beloved wile of the late Donald Slewarl; dear mother of Donald Stewart and Dorothy Slurman; dear sisler of Frank Flaherty; also survived by seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services Monday 11 a m. at Ihe Haley Funeral Home, 24525 Northwestern Hwy. (Lodge x-way surface drive) south of 10 Mile Rd. Visiting Sunday 7-9 p.m. Donations to Ihe Westminister Presbyterian Church would be appreciated.

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