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HilpJiViniii! 40 Halp Wantsd $etroU itec Vttts DETROIT FKFF PRESS fi-C MonrUv. June '72 EDDOLI.S JOSEPHINE, of Dearborn. Blovd wife of Leslie; dear mother of Thomas Eddolis and Mrs. JoAnn LiHIy, Mrs. Jen Thomoon: grand- Funerals Today PrindpaPs Backers Sil-In on Dcardcn MIDDLEMISS HARLAN age 49, of Dearborn.

Beloved husband of Anne; dear father of Miss Joyce Marie and Nancv Ann and Harlen W. Middlemiss II; son of Mrs. Pauline Stivala; brother of Mrs. Lillian Wilson, Herbert Middlemiss and Mrs. Evehin Riopelle.

Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a.m. from Howe-Pelerson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Dearborn, and 10:00 a.m. from Church of the Divine Child, Silvery Lane and Hollander, Dearborn. Rosary P.m. Tuesday.

Weary protesters sat in the sunshine Sunday morning after spending the night camped in front of the Palmer Woods residence of Cardinal Dearden, Catholic archbishop of Detroit. The demonstrators were calling for the reap KDrUITCn AKLnlltLI UCfUAMir CMniMCFD IVilwl tr-U tv. LI NV7II 'ILLr STRUCTURAL ENGINEER SU.000 uo. All benefits. Reoistered with experience in cuDboard huild-inq.

Relocate to Midland area SHAFE SERVICE. 22726 Woodward, Ferndale, 544-4400. AUTO MECHANIC Liqht and heavy repairs. Must know enoines. transmissions, differential, steerinq repairs, See Henry Push-kow.

JOHNNY 5 MOTOR SALES 1 1620 Jos Campau HamtramcK. AMBITIOUS SUPERVISOR Individual with strong leadership ability needed for industrial rentai supply plant. Apply 2244 W. Warren. ACTIVE senior citizen, large home, live-in, rent free, pay for work done, refs.

TR 2-7536. ARTISTS ARCHITECTURAL ILLUSTRATORS Nation's top architectural illustration firm seeking specialist in the delineation of building exteriors and in teriors and In the areas ol cars, terlnn etc. Must enlov reelistics. ac i curate rending, opaque, some water color and line. Best paying firm In the field In all position.

Immediate openings. Samples required. Art As-, sociates. 4041 W. Central, Toledo, Ohio 43606.

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE Set-up and operators, RA6's, afternoon and midnight shift. Exper only, qood waors, fringe benefits, call 531-3592 aft. 6 p.m. A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN flu in lMA? It's possible-and easier than you think, when you're an AVON REP RESENTATIVE. Call now for the excitinq facts TR 2-4120 AV 4-1616 HO 3-2311 LI 6-1877 Mgr.

$1000 You pay no fee for responsible Downriver job. Deqree or equivalent. Exoerience needed. Call 383-0111 'til 8. PERMANENT STAFF COMPANY ADMIN TRAINEE Some coll.

helps. Co. will train. Lib starting salary benefits. Ph.

F. Knioht, SNELLING SNELLJNG Agy. ATTENTION WOMEN 1 Saleswomen, Macomb County area to learn Real Estate. No exDer. nec.

pointment of Joseph Dulin as principal of St. Martin de Porres High School, charging that he was not rehired by the school's board because was black and Dulin "hard to handle." Cardinal Dearden met with the protesters about 7 a.m. and promised to try to arrange a meeting between them and the school board Monday or farly Tuesday. The band planned to continue its sit-in until "a solution" is reached, a spokeswoman said. es1aorJWr.nijan72 78()0 i ui v-u.

AN international firm seeks people' Tnterto" OhiS with management aspirations. Must h0 38 vrs. old. We offer income related EXPERIENCED fitter and seam-directly to what you are worth I lady's clothing store, Training conducted locally and1 i1." 1 hfouqh September. Wrii abroad.

928-1012. i Harold Grant Inc. Alt. Kathl Kan. VriGRFctciuc crrL LI10 Howard Petoskey 49770.

1 321 W.Lly8lt8.0trit. Mick. 41231 PHONE 222 5800 WANT AD RATES CASH RATES TRANSIENT ADVERTISING Two Line) Minimum Pf Ur 10timormor Consecutively 87 Seven, Eight and Nin times. Consecutively .94 Three, Four, Fir and Six Times. Consecutively 1 .05 On and two time 1 .30 Situations Wonted .82 Count 28 letters including spaces ond punctuation marks, to th lint.

(Average words to a line.) Cash Rat may obtained at any Free Press Want Ad Station or at fh Main Oftic of th Detroit Fr Preii. CHARGE RATES TRANSIENT ADVERTISING Two Lino Minimum Pr Line) 10ormortim, Consecutively .92 Seven, Eight and Nino times. Consecutively 96 Three, lour, Fiv and Six times. Consecutively On and Two times 1 36 Death Notices 1.08 Classified Display Minimum display 1 eolumnxM lines. Add 5c per lin to obove rotas with th inception of Auction Advertising.

Th obov rotes apply to el advertising originating within th Stat ol Michigan. Out-of-sot rat, $2.05 pr lin doily or Sunday, ntir circulation. AHroctiv miltipl rotes to $1.73 pf lin lor 7 insertions. Coll us dird.Doil 313-222-6648 EMOKS ANDCOHRCCTtONS Th Fr Pro rsrv th right to classify, rvls or ro-ject any want ad, and it net responsible lor error after the first incorrect insertion of an advertisement. PHONE 222-6800 Clissilitil TtltptiititcRim tin 4M.toSPM.

Mtndny Ih'iiigh THwtifoy fmhy 1:30 II I P.M. SlHy 1:30 taS P.M. SMy10lM .11 4 P.M. HtNiyslllAM li4P? Grestingt 19 Tn Johnson "RATCH IT" From Your Girls Terl, Nancy, Rosemary and Jul Walter Demo HAPPY BELATED DAD'S DAY Betcha you wouldn't have found this yesterday. Ron 20 Lost and Found Call Miss Day 222-6630 HAVE YOU LOST SOMETHING? FOUND SOMETHING? A FRIENDLY FREE PRESS AD MAY JHELP LOST choc, brown male poodle, Last seen 7 Liberal reward.

884-2935. LOST Brn. purse w-lmp. papers and keys. Jos Campau-6 Mile.

925-6180. LOST-kids pet, answers to the name 'Van Rutskv', 3'a mos. old GERMAN SHEPHERD. Buchanan area. If found, please return.

899-4959. Personals 22 CHERRY HILL HIGH CLASS OF '67 REUNION Call Larry or Sandy Fisher at 561- 7471. STRAWBERRIES Pick yourself, containers furnished 685 County Farm Rd. off the Howell Mason Rd across from Howell State Hospital. tdUCatlOnal 35 GO AIRLINE Train for positions as Reserva-tlonlsts, Ticket Agents, Ground Hostesses, Ramp Agents, etc.

Study at home followed bv resident training in Las Vegas or Miami Beach. UNIVERSAL AIRLINES PERSONNEL SCHOOLS APPROVE!) FOR VETERANS 1901 N.W. 7th Street Miami, Florida 33125 or For Immediate Information Writ Suite 6-B Dept. -1115 595 Forest Avenue, Plymouth, Mich. 48170 PHONE: (3131-455-098) An Excellent Career INSURANCE ADJUSTER Aitiistm nni Invflitigatori in neeftee' In hMI the.

areat inimu In ilalim. Rand seterv. cnnmflnv ear, and i-ernsM ntuallv furnished. Train for tkli wide nnrn fluid In Miami 8th or Las Vms. AfTKOVtD FOR VETERANS INSURANCE ADJUSTERS SCHOOL Denl No.

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48170 PHONE (313) 455-0981 mother of Tommv, Timmy and ThAnrinr Fririrtll Ftifwal 11 a.m. Tuesday HowPterson Funeral Home, M'Chgian Ave, Dearborn. Memorials to the Michigan Cancer Foundation. ERICKSON I i-DAIft Artal' Cnrfrirtnll lllt1A I Beloved son of Hal and Jane Ann; dear brother of Mrs, fame (Jan) Callaway and Todd. Friends may call Sunday Private services Monday 1 m.

from Bird A Mott Funeral Home, 17500 Fenkell, lust E. of Southlield. GEE FRANK. Husband of Rulh father of Mrs. Jerry (Frances) Ingram grandfather of Wendy, Michael and Robert.

Services at Schmalrriedt Sons Funeral Home, 16625 Grand River, Monday at 11 a.m. GEEROMS EDWARD, June 15. Husband of the late Angela; father of Marcel of Belgium. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Monday at 8: IS, and to Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 9. Prayers Sunday evening at 8.

GOLETZ JOSEPH T. June 17. Beloved husband of Sophie; dear lather of Mary Ann, John and Louis; one grandchild. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. from the Wujek Funeral Home, 19301 Van Dvke.

Cremation Woodlawn. HAFNER KATHERINE June 17. Beloved wife of the late August; dear mother of Francis, Mrs. Frank (Marie) Bru-basker and the late Cart; also sur-j vived by seven grandchildren and 18 oreal-arandcnildren. Restinq at the Temrowski Funeral Home, 13403 Van Dyke till Tuesday 9 p.m.

In state at Hope Reform Church, Wednesday It a.m. till lime of ser-1 vice at 12 noon. Memorial contribu-i tion envelopes available at funeral home. Rev. James Smith officiating.

interment Forest Lawn. HERMAN CONSTANT June 15. Husband of Anna; father of Robert and Joseph; brother of Mrs. Emma Ehle and Louis. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Monday at 9:30, and to St.

Philomena Church at 10. Prayers Sunday evening at 8. Member of the Roose-Vanker American Leqion Post No. 286 and the D.A.V. Chapter No.

1. Roose Vanker memorial service following the rosary, HERSH BEN, of 24821 Sherman, Oak Park, June 18. Beloved husband of Lee; brother of David A Irving and Mrs. Leonard (Lillian) Frenkel. Services Monday 11 a.m., Hebrew Memorial Chapel 26640 Greenfield, Oak Park.

Interment Hebrew Memorial Park. HIMMEL Joseph A. Beloved husband of Marlorv; dear father of Joseph A. Ill nd James arandlather of Joseoh A. IV; son of Mrs.

Margaret I Himmel; brother of Mrs. Mac' (Rose) Hupfer, Mrs. Peter (Mary)l ren, nnrs. t-rank ibiizaDetn) Gares and Jacob. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m.

at the A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 2O701; Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd. (8 Ayiilo) Grosse Pointe Woods.

Memnrial rnntrihittinncH tn lha Michigan Heart Association would ur. HOLMES THOMAS M. of Northville. Beloved husband of Ruth Marlborough; dearj father of Thomas M. Jr.

of San! Juan Capistrano, Calif. Rosary 8 p.m. Monday at the Casterline Funeral Home, Northville. Funeral I Mass 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady, of Victory Church, Northville.

JOFFA I HAZELLE. Beloved wife of Budd; dear motner ol Rodger Hawranev of Livonia; dear sister of Marshall' Sied of Dearborn, Kelly Albert of. Dearborn, Mrs. Aldo Tieppo (Marie) of Allen Park, Mrs. John Talbot! (Rose) of Lincoln Park; also two! grandchildren and II nieces and I nephews.

Funeral from Vasu-Lynch Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward bet. 13-U Mi. Rds Royal Oak, Tues day 11 a.m. Burial Roseland Park Cemetery, Berkley, Mich.

JORDAN HELEN E. June 16, 1972. Of Birmingham. Wile of the late Carl C. Jordan: motner of Mrs.

Thomas Horsley and Mrs. Xavier Buroovne! sister ol Mrs. Arnvll (Esther) Campbell; also survived bv seven orandchildren. Scripture reading at the Bell Chapel of the Wm. R.

Hamilton 820 E. Maole Birminaham. Sunday at 8 o.m. Reotiiem Mass at Holv Name' Church, Birmingham, Monday at' 11 a.m. I KAMIONKA I EMMA, June 16.

Beloved wife of Robert dearest sister of Anna I Kamionka; also leaves one sister in; Poland. Funeral services Tuesday! 9:30 a.m. from Saiewski Funeral Home, 19111 W. Warren to St. Chris-1 Innha, rhh Irt a InlarmAnl National Memori'l Gardens Ceme- iery.

Kosary nnonoay i p.m. KOSZEWSKI ALOYSIUS. Suddenly. Beloved husband of Cecelia (nee Sluaai); dear father of Alovsius and Barbara Ann Madak; uncle of Patricia Scott; seven grandchildren also survive; brother of Harry, Eugene and Clara DeYonker. Reposing at the Leo T.

Sobocinski Funeral Home, 22121 Kellv Rd. btwn. 8-9 Mile, until Tues.l day 9:15 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Ignatius Church 10 a.m.

Burial Resurrection Cemetery. Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. LEE I GARY June 17, aoe 23, of Livonia, Mich. Beloved son of Charles Jr. and Marlon Lee; dear brother of Robert; grandson of Charles Sr.

and Norma Lee and of Serphine and the late Edna Hoffarth; uncle ot Nirole Lee; nephew of Richard Lee; fiance of Marisa Favot. Visitation from 3 1 p.m. Sunday until lime of service1 f-nm M-nns-Ferousnn Funeral; Home, 17000 Middlehelt at 6 Mile1 Tuesday at 10 a.m. Contributions to the Darlino Cancer Foundation would be appreciated. MACCANI ROSE June 17th.

Beloved wife of the nte Alfred; dear mother ot Ron-ert, David, Virginia Harper, Dorothy Greca and JoEallen; loving daughter of Caroline Sever; also survived by 12 grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday al 9:15 from the Jar-zembowski Funeral Home, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian (Warrendale Chapel), to St. Norbert Church at 10. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Parish rosary Monday 8 p.m. I Martenson A.H. Peters Godhardt Amos, Ceorae H. Saver, Aline Bible, Lulu L. Blessine, eauli-t Boyd, Mary T.

Bozynski, Fraflk A. Price Verheyden Frontciak Manay BurreH Querfeld Dnmenie Chandler, Jesse W. Clerav, Gladvi M. Wm. Sullivan I Son Clemo, Maud A.

Collim, Frederick G. Dagqv, Lw T. Ttd Sullivan Neely Vasu-Lynch Hamilton Haley Den, Audra v. Wm DeChene, Buena Ardeen Dinser, Loretta Erickson, Craig Wilkt Bird ft, Mott Don Graham Schmaliriede Sons 'Farrow, Edwin Gee, Frank IGeeromi, Edward verneyoen Groesheck. Lillian A broesoecu Herman, Constant E.

Verheyden Hersh, Ben I Jordan, Helen E. Jones, Marie L. Judqe, Bertha Kedroski, Rose Kessler, Joseph C. Koczab, Irene Ifnnha. Minnie Hcnrew-Benevoiem William Best Manns-Ferguson Wm.

R. Hamilton, Bell Chapel Neelv Ted Sullivab Wujek Vasu-Lynch Howe-Peterson urn Kuhn, Herbert J. Eppens-VanOeweghe Kundrick, Joseph Sr. Northrop Lape, Helen E. Wm.

R. Hamilton, Be'l Chanel McCormick, Marit Ted Sullivan Mork, Hermana Duross Nimmo, Helen Boreman Wm. R. Hamilton, Bell Chapel Okoniewskl, Arthur Wm. Sullivan Perkins, Selma J.

Northroo Peters, Mildred G. Ted Sullivan Rankin, Ethel A. Roberts, Thomas H. J. L.

Peters Simblest, Allen L. McCabe Sprey, Eugene Northrop Stilet, Harry Sommers Siymanski, Richard S. EPPens-VanDeweqhe Thomas, Stefah Bo'aski Valiquett, Melford J. Haley Weideman, Harry F. Craob Zelmanski, Louise W.

Skupny Death Notices BASSETT SADIE June 17. Wife of the late MOVu; sisier OT me iflie kiibb w. Benoit; aunt of Mrs, Jean Postill of Windsor, Funeral from the Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home. 14230 W.

McNichols Tuesday morning at 9:30 and Gesu Church at 10, Bl.UM MARY June 18, of 2775 Sylvan Shores, Waterford Two. Mother of Marvin T. Blum; live granacniioren. Former member of o.E.S. Funeral Wednesday 1 p.m.

Oonelson-Johns Funeral Home, 855 W. Huron Pontiac, Mich. BONK JOHN. Beloved husband of Helen; dear father of Jane Wegrzvnowiri, Anthony and the late Chester; dear fdiher-m-law; of Leonard. Ruth and Wanria; dear grandfather of 10 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday el 9:30 a.m. from the Wasik Funeral Home, 12530 E. 7 Mile cor. of Barlow, to St. Louis the Kino Church at 10 a.m.

Interment Mt. Olivet. Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m. Member of St. Jo-senh's P.R.C.U.

No. 261 Resurrection Parish. BOYD MARY June 1. Daughter oi Mrs. Theoohilia Sitko: sister of Mrs.

Lawrence (Monica) Gravelle: one niece and two nephews. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mark nt Outer Drive, Monday at 8 30, and to SI. Philomena Church at 9. Prayers Sunday evening at 8:30. CHIPMAN CLARENCE age 82, of Clawson.

Father of Mrs. Carl (Betlel Mueller; brother of Walter and Robert. Services Tuesday 1 p.m. Gramer Funeral Home, 705 N. Main, Clawson.

CLARK INA M. June 17, 1972. Widow of the laie Ur. George R. Clarke.

Funeral service at chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Ave. Tuesday at 11 a.m. Interment Oakview Cemetery.

Suggested visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 m. Monday. COLLINS FREDERICK 0.. 62. June 16.

suddenly. Brother of Philip Collins of Roval Oak and Mrs. Edna Uoshall of St. Catherines, Ontario. Services from Harvey A.

Neely Funeral Home, 16540 Mevers Monday 7:30. Interment Grand Lawn Cemetery. DAWIDOWSKI MELVIN. Suddenly. Beloved husband of Agnes; dear brother of Stanley, Mrs.

Soohie Kolodziel, Vicky and Mrs. Mary Thomas. Services Wednesday 8:45, Balmas-Piorkowskl Funeral Home, 6051 E. 7 Mile al-Dwyer, St. Mark's Church at 9:30 a.m.

Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. Visita- 01 i vvaifBi kwu9f.i rwi iiv DELGRECO ANNA. June 17. Beloved wife of An-gelo; dearest mother of Joseph and Arthur also survived hy ur grandchildren; dear sister of Mary Pa posso, Mrs. Sarah Tellerlco.

Mrs. Loretta Jerment and Mrs. Frances Tellerico. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 from Henry Boleskl Funeral Home, 1.7510 W. Warren at Schaefer, Dearborn and St.

Clement Church at 10 a.m. Rosary Monday 7 p.m. Member of St. Clement's Christian Mothers. DUI.ZO FRANK A.

June 17. Beloved husband of Meta M. (Jaissle); dear father of Mrs. Joseoh IMPla) Krtz, Mrs. Martin (Horlense) DeLlso, AArs.

A. J. (Elaine) ennn and Mrs. Lerov (Irene) Murphy; 16 orandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren; brother of Mrs. C.

R. Aoel, Mrs. Charles Elert and the lale Marv Lowen, Christine Michaels, Louise Werthman, Frances Rade-marher, Raymond and Arthur. Funeral from the Weitenberner Funeral Home, 13841 Gratiot, Tuesday at 9:30 and St. Dorothy Church at 10.

Rosary Monday 8 p.m. DUS ANDREW June 17, 48 years. Beloved husband ot Helen; dear brother of Mrs. Victoria Roma-nowski, Robert and Mrs. Josephine Anqlin.

Funeral trcm Caldwell-Mu'-liqan Funeral Home, 29611 Ford Garden City, Tuesday 9:30 a.m. and St. Raohaels Church 10 a.m. Rosary Monday 8 p.m. Deaths 1-10 1 COOK.Housekeeoer eo school.

Aooly i a.m. cor L'tfiefieio COLLEGE slurtents 21 vrs. "1 older WCi Tee-IE to work on ir cream micks. r'" uo tn SI 50 per wk. Must have oond driving record.

Annlv 340.19 Schnoi-craftjjjvoinia COOK EXPERIENCED Call DESIGNER APPRENTICE Republic Engineering 8720 West. 9 Mil Degreed Recent Engr. In elect and electronics, flood nootv. 8. sal.

Train for sales and service. Call Mr. Rons now. 352-3000 CHOATE CHOATE A9V DIE CASTERS ATLANTIC DIE CASTING CO 2585 Beaufai! Detroit DISPATCHER" for steel division of large 1 to 2 years experience. Salary open.

Call 842-804 anytime. An Equal0portunitymplovr DRIVERS Longdistance moving ven drivers, must have tractor-trailer loading and driving exper. Eauel opportunity employer. Leonard Bros. Van Storage Co.

843-1000 ELECTRO-PLATERS nd polishers -Experienced. Write: Gulf Plating, 408 S. Roval Mobile, Alabama, or cslt 1-205-438-4418. oervicemnn rm vino ers and motors. Exp.

only. TW 2- 7100. ELECTRONIC TECH Field engr. trainees. Service or formal schooling.

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EXHIBIT DESIGNER Broad range of assignments with maior emphasis In exhibit design Exoerience in exhibit construction and detailing with ability tofgllnw through to comoletion necessary. Architectural exoerience helpful Excellent salary and fringe benefits, Qualified persons may call or send resume to Director Colleo Reia nons and Emolovment. IhUow Fv.fle UIJ Openings Call Career Pers. 255-5000 Executive Secretary To Pres. of 8'ham firm.

Must 'op gal. S650. Fee Paid. 642-B2MI Intern- tionalPers. EQUIPMENT SUP ER INTENDE NT-Responsible for 11,300,000 of road maintenance and construction equipment.

Minimum of 5 years experience in equipment maintenance and supervision and administration. Liberal fringe benefits. Salary npen. Send resume and salary requirements to i Engineer-Manager Kalamazoo County Road Commission Post Office Box 2127 Kalamazoo, Michigan 49003 ixPERIENCED body man for bump shoo. New fecilities.

Plenty ol work. Permanent position. Many frinq, benefits. Immediate ooenina. Com tact Bump Shop Manager.

BOB BORST LINC-MERC. 1950 W. Maole Rd; Troy 643-6601 EXECUTIVE Mktg Mqmt Traines (2): College grad recently di charqed as commissioned office Long formal training program fore assignment In Oakland County or outslale Mich Salary Fee Paid R.G. HUDSON CO-Pers 962-7341 EX-GI Ex-GIs needed. Electronics, m.

chanical, medical, cooks. cart olace you If qualified. CareerPer5onneJ 75-2719 EXPANDING Men or women wanted for Macomb based Corooralion. $750 month to starLJ31-0902. FORGE COMPANY" SUPERINTENDENT Experienced in board production work, knowledge of tonlj, and Incentive programs Important, Willing to move to rural central Pennsylvania.

Submit resumes and references to: Box M-420, Free Press 48231. FACULTY POSITIONS: Associate programs In computer electronics, environment, manufacturing and mechanical design at new university branch campus. For details address: Coordinator of Associate Deorees, Bowling Green State University, Fireland Campus, 901 Rve Beach Road, Huron, Ohio. An egual opportunity employer. GUARDS, FULL OR PART 862-6900 GROOMER Experienced, for mT- B'oornmg GIRLS age 18 and over.

Assistant waterfront counselors and unit 539-6595 after 6 p.m. c.r?.Z-!2Vi Journeyman Experienced in weeing, press, and conveyor renalr. Birmingham area. Call 564-5872, bet. 8-5.

GET AWAY WEEKENDS (With Pay). The Coast Guard Reserve offers rewarding and profitable experiences to men and women who would like to do somethinq different in their spare time. Call 226-7746 or 259-1170 for details. GUARDS Full and part-time work Immedl-alnly available, excellent waqes nd frinoe benefits. Must have car and driver's license.

Please call 255-7100. BONDED GUARD SERVICE INC. 17819 W. 7 Mile An Eauel Opportunity Employer Gauge Makers Gauge Grinders Overtime. Apply In person Dunn iooi j.100 caoitoi, Livonia.

GIRLS, must he attr-rttva. 16 and over, auaran. hnurs and aal- ary, days or niohtiL Call l95-341? HOUSEWIVES Large catalog Co. needs women. CAN EARN $2.25 HR.

FROM HOME No experience necessary, eommJ 963-9540 HEAT TREAT PLANT; Need mature man for In-plant work, heat treat experience, mechanical aptitude, knowledge with blu prints. Inauire Personnel Men-aor. t4-613. INDWfKIAL Safes Ren. nce.

Carbide steel exo. helm. Car -i qood benes. $10,000 Dave. 773-4W SneMin9 I Snelljno Aov.

INO. marketino Rep. Det. area. R-sponsible for ma lor distrib.

rtj, 6.CuO car, Rov 759-6910 Snelling Snelling Aov. INDUSTRIAL- Engineers, f-5 vs. exoer. This Is time to check market Several listings from ner month. Employer paid fee.

Send r. sume In confidence. We will respond by phone. R. G.

Hudson Co. 1755 W7341. Keypunch Operator Neat appearance and good oor. Also like a sal that can run switchboard. $6,240 free.

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Day or evening classes. Short asy courses. Fully air cond. JOB PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE Automation Academy 10 Wltherell St. Sroderiek Towr 964-3880 Help Wanted 40 ACCOUNTANT area firm seeks exo.

person, result oriented, responsible. Security. M.500 Ed. 773-9400 Snelling SneMing Agv AUTO" MECHANIC EXPERIENCED, for used car dept. of Michioan's No.

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4 day, 40 hr, work Len, 333-7983 top wages. Pontiac. Call ADVERTISING MANAGER RETAIL If you have retail advertising experience, this could be your big opportunity. Large, fast growino national chain needs well organized, knowledgeable person to manage Detroit advertising department; Salary open. Insurance and other company benefits.

Immediate opening. II you qualify, send resume to Box 4704, Free Press Detroit 48231 All replies confidential Education 35 An Exciting Carter MOTEL MANAGEMENT Trail tor hiah ravine iob at Man-aeeri. Emutivi HoauieiMn. Front Dux. ti.

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UNIVERSAL HEAVY CNSTRUCTION SCHOOLS Dept. (HIS Miami, Florid 33155 APPROVED FOR VETERANS Or for Immediate Information Writs Suite it, 595 Forrest Avenue Plymouth, Mich. 48178 PHONE (311) 455-0981 si Information Sciences Zip. Periomli Irving 'Raving NEW YORK (AP) -Edith Irving, who go" to jail Monday for helping her husband steal $750,000 from the McGraw-Hill publishing firm with a phony autobiography of Howard Hughes, said Sunday that she is "raving mad at the Mrs. Irving said in an interview published in the New York Daily News that when she and her husband, Clifford, hatched their scheme of Swiss bank accounts under false names to appropriate money intended for billion- aire Hughes, she never she might go to prison.

"At that time I thought, if gels tn the point where they find out it's a she said, "why, he just gives the money back." But although the Irvings pleaded guilty to grand larceny and conspiracy, and of- fered to restore what was left of the money, he got 2'2 years and a $10,000 fine, and she was sentenced to two months plus a two-year suspended sen- tence and a $10,000 fine. DURING THE interview, Mrs. Irving said she and her husband "could make it if we were given a chance." She added bitterly: "Why don't they give us a chance? They could have us do something useful for the communitysay, work in a hospital every day for a year. We could wipe floors or do work like that. Then our family would stay intact "We can't do any work In prison.

We can't make money; it's all so useless." Mrs. Irving said her sons, 4 and 2 years old, have been told that she is going to Switzerland on business "and they can't go because it's cold and rainy there." Irving's sentence is to begin after Mrs. Irving comes out of jail so one of the parents will be with the boys. Irving was present at the interview, but sat morosely quiet. When the interviewer asked if they would do it all over again, he replied: "Are you mad?" MORK HERMAN A.

June 16. Aqe 76. Husband of the late Emma; dear father of Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Batnett and Herman also five grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Siqne Lind Mark of St.

Paul, and several nieces and newphews. Funeral from Wm. J. Duross Funeral Home, 28499 Schoenherr (south of 12 Mile) Warren at 9 p.m. Monday.

MULROONEY JAMES M. June 17, 1972, Ho-cienda Calif. Beloved husband of Loreita; dear father of James, Mary Beth, John and Thomas; beloved son of James and Margaret Mulroonev of Detroit; beioved brother of Mrs. Thomas Dunleavy (Mary Ellen), Mrs. Kenneth Smith (Margaret), Mrs.

Joseph Curto (Kathleen), Patrick, Thomas, Mrs. James Claffey (Cecilia), Robert and Edward. At alackman Mortuary, La Puente, Calif. Funeral Mass at St. John Vianney, Tuesday, June 20, 10 a.m.

MULVIHILL MADELINE June 18. Beloved wife of Frank dear molher of Michael F. of N.J.; daughter of Mrs. Leona Davison; four grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Sally Sawyer.

Funeral from the Ted Sullivan Funeral Home, 14230 W. McNichols, Wednes-i day morning at 9:30 and St. Mary of! Redtord Church at 10. Rosary ser- vice Tuesday 8 p.m. In state after 6 p.m.

Monday. NAGAJ MARY, June 17. Beloved wile of Stanley; dear mother of Mrs. Anti-onette Welliver and Mrs. Regina Voss; grandmother of four grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday 9:15 a.m. from the John J. Skupny Funeral Home, 11405 Conant, to Trans-liguration Churcn 10 a.m. Parish rosary Tuesday 1 p.m. NELSON CEDRIC oe 74.

Beloved husband of Anne; dear father of John. Services Wilkie Funeral Home, West Outer Drive at Lahser Road Tuesday 11 a.m. Mr. Nelson is a retired Ford employee. OSWALD IDA, age 80.

Beloved wife of Joseph; dear molher of Lawrence, Catherine, Edward and Raymond Oswald; grandmother of II; great-grandmother of eight; dear sister of Mrs. Anna Burr, Mrs. Bertha Oswald and Joseph Fieke. Funeral from the Eppens-VanOeweqhe Funeral Home, 6150 Cadieux Rd. at Harper, Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.

and at SI. Matthew Church at 9:00. Rosary Tuesday ROBB uatCI rtf Hot mi RpIouivI mothw of tWtram dear sister UI IVWS. tiiniin vh.bf grandmother of David and Bruce Robb and Mrs. Denise Litwin; also one great-granddaughter.

Funeral at H. Thomson Funeral Home, 7210 Park Allen Park Tuesday p.m. SBARNA euiuncl I A lima 1(1 Aoa OA Dear motner of Joseph J. Anaelo, James, Francis, Louis, Mrs. Walter (Susan) Pikor and the late William; also 18 grandchildren and 24 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral from Wm. J. Duross Funeral Home, 28499 Schoen- herr (south of 12 Mile), Warren' Wednesday (Notic of lime later), SCHULTZ I DELIA (Dee), June 18. Beloved wife of John dear mother of Mrs.i Charles (Geraldine) Dent; grand- mother of Maxine Dent and John DeForest; aunt ot Mrs. Dorothy Noellert and Harold Chadwick.

Services Tuesday 8 p.m. from the Hunter-Calender Funeral Home, 13903 Terry cor, Schoolcraft. Services concluded at funeral home. SOBCZAK ELEANOR ((Schodowski). Beloved wile of Joseph; dear molher of Mrs.

Charles (Harriet) Hirsch, Eugene Milczarski, Henry and the late Joseph SChodowski; dear mother-in-law of Charles and Helen; dear sister of Lottie Jaworski (Poland); survived by 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 a m. from Gilewskl Funeral Home, 3509 E. Davison to Transfiguration Church 1 a.m. Burial Mt.

Olivet. WESTPHAL WALTER. June 17. Beloved husband of Ruth; dear father of Walter Jr. and Mrs.

John (Joyce) Christo; also fcur granoennoren; orumei ui cu- ward. Resting ta the Memorial Fu-1 neral Home, 20226 w. mcwicnois until 9 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday 11 a.m.

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