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BREVITIES
EASTER EGG HUNT
March 25—Plymouth Parks and Recreation
Department will hold its fourth
annual easter egg and candy hunt Saturday
beginning at 10 a.m. at Hamilton
Park, Hamilton and Wing Streets
in Plymouth. Childen age 10 and under
are invited
HOMEMAKING ECONOMISTS
March 28—Ann Arbor Home Economists
in Homemaking will meet 7:30
p.m in the Bureon Room, Roosevelt
Hall of Eastern Michigan University,
Ypslanti, for a program on the home
economic department's Scandinavian
trip Those wanting to car-pool may
meet at 7:10 p.m at the Arbor land
post office. For information call Judy
Clements at 663-6556
PAPER DRIVE
April 1,2—Divine Savior Catholic
Church of Canton is holding its annual
paper drive Papers can be dropped
off from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, and
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m Sunday at 8212
Orphan in the Holiday Park subdivision
at Joy Road just east of 1-275.
FIGURE SKATING
April 7,&— Registration for Summer
Figure Skating School in the Plymouth
Cultural Center will be held 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. April 7, 8 and on June 9, 10. The
school in basic and advanced skills
will run for four weeks from July 26 to
Aug 23.
ELLINGTON CONCERT
April The Duke Ellington Orchestra
directed by Mercer Ellington will
appear in concert at Clarenceville
High School, 20155 Middle Belt.
Livonia, beginning at 8 p.m. A warmup
concert by the Southfield High Jazz
Ensemble will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Reserved seat tickets at $6 and $5 are
available at Harnmell Music Inc. and
Livonia Mall Record and Tape •
45-15 CLUB
April 5—Canton Township Parks and
Recreation 45-15 Fun Club, for students
enrolled in year-round school,
will take a trip to the Detroit Science
Center The bus will leave Miller Ele-
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Looking for a
tailoring shop?
weight watchers or meticulous
dressers, Lapham's
ha* a complete
•Iteration department
ready to serve you. Personal
fittings for Doth
men and women.
LAPHAM'S
349-3677
NORTHVILLE
Open Thur*. & Frl.
9«.m. to 9 p.m.
Mon.-Tue».-Wed.-S«t. 9-6
mentary at 9:15 a.m. and return at
1:30 p.m. Bring a bag lunch. The club
will tour the museum and demonstration
center. Cost is $1.50 each and
there's a limit of 24 children with
deadline to sign up being March 29.
Tliis activity is for Track B students.
SQUARE DANCING
Learn to square dance with caller
Doug Waldren every Wednesday from
7:30 to 10 p!m. in Plymouth Cultural
Center, 525 Farmer, for $3 per couple,
per night. For information call 928-
2068
NUTRITION PROGRAM
Wayne County Office of Aging offers
a nutrition program Monday through
Friday at noon in Tonquish Creek
Manor, 1160 Sheridan, Plymouth. TTiis
program offers a balanced meal for
senior citizens. Reservations may be
made at the site, in person, or by calling
453-9703 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Transportation is available
through the Canton, Northville,
Plymouth YMCA by calling 453-2968.
Program is free but 50-cent donations
are appreciated.
MOVIES FOR CHILDREN
Free movies for children are shown
on the fourth Saturday of each month
in the Plymouth Cultural Center from
10 a.m. to noon. Hot dogs and soft
drinks available for a nominal charge.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Duplicate bridge meets every
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday
from 11 a m to 3 p.m. in Cultural Center.
Novice to advance players
welcome.
OIL PAINTING
Informal oil painting sessions for
those with some experience are held
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays in the
Cultural Center.
FOLK DANCE CLUB
Folk Dance Club meets Fridays at
7:30 p.m. in Bird Elementary School,
220 Sheldon Road, Plymouth. Open to
middle school students through adults
from novice through experienced. Contact
Joe Azbill at 45^6163.
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When a witch speaks of the "elements,"
she is not referring to the 105
or so chemical substances which students
are taught to identify in modern
chemistry classes.
Instead she is talking about the four
categories believed by such early philosophers
as Plato and Aristotle to be
the basis of all matter: earth, air, fire
and water.
To witches, these four "elements"
stand for the four conditions in which
energy can erist: gas (air), electricity
(fire), solid (earth) and liquid
(water).
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WHY WE'RE INTRODUCING
AUTOMATIC SAFETY BELTS NOW
WILL YOU LIKE THEM? WILL YOU CHOOSE THEM? WE NEED TO KNOW
In May we will make
automatic safety belts available
as an option on the
Chevrolet Chevette. We're
doing this now because we
need to know how well you
like them and whether you'll
choose them.
Not enough people use
the safety belts that are now
standard equipment in every
car. So the government has
directed that some form of
passive restraint, such as air
cushions or automatic safety
belts, be built into every car
by 1984.
The automatic safety
belt is very easy to use.
When the door is opened,
the safety belt automatically
moves out of the way so that
the passenger has room to
sit down. As the door is
closed, the safety belt automatically
fits around the
passenger. Knee bolsters are
built into the instrument
panel to help limit forward
movement during an accident.
In addition, regular lap
belts can be fastened to supplement
the automaticsafety
belts.
We also have plans to
offer air cushions in some of
our future cars, because they
have advantages in convenience
and appearance. And
we are working hard to improve
them.
On the other hand, automatic
safety belts have
these advantages: they are
lighter, which helps gas mileage;
their cost is relatively
low, and they would be easy
to replace.
We d like you to try the
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How many people order automatic
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salt, representing the earth;
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The four suits of the Tarot Minor
Arcana are also symbolic of these
same four elements whih correspond
to the four Hebrew letters: IHVH
(Jehovah).
In ancient Hebrew, therp were no
written vowels, and these betters represented
the forms of the v»rb "to be"
used with "that," not "he." For the
letters are a symbol for thfc conscious
energy, the "One" that brings all
things and all life into existence—
"God," or whatever name one wishes
to call it.
I stands for the element (fire; H for
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water; V for air, the breath of life;
and the final H for the solid element of
earth.
The four suits of cards in the Tarot
deck correspond with the IHVH and
the four elements as follows
I — fire — wands
H — water — cups
V — air — swords
H — earth — pentacles (coins)
The human characteristic qualities
of man can also be divided into four
categories symbolized by these
elements.
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