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find out who all
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MKI Bill L'n*er. rr
fernnf u> cootribu
wn »ht» have ral
ImJ around his son.
OntKMf Gref. 14. of Canton,
who has cystic fihrvwis and is in
n-«-d of • double lunf t-nnsplanL
When the t'ngrr^ Bill. t>rrg.
ami mom. B«'b»ra first hooked
up wth Children * O help with
fund rmiKing. their joal was
1(00,000 In |u*t a lew short
months, more than $125,000 has
been raised U> help the I nfer>
with medical cost* aaaooated
with the trarnplant, which will be
preformed in July in St Louis.
It is so wtalH overwhelming.
I'refer said We re getting even
ni«irr support n«*» than when wt
first started You think it would
be dying down."'
Gref wa« diafrviM'd with cystic
fibrosis when he was six months
old Cystic fibrosis is a genetic
disease thst primarily attack* the
respiratory and digestive systems
C vatic fibraei* produce* an abnor
msl accumulation of mucus in the
Ionics and other organs that aufTocste
and starve the victim
Br/.re Gref ha.« the lung trans
plant, he will be bavin* sinus sur
gery in Detroit His health haa
b*en prett> staWe." linger said
He s had a couple colds but he LB
all right
Contributions for Greg were
raised through numerous fund ra
isers. including two l«nefit hock
ey names hosted by the Canton
police and fire unions Fire
fighters and police officers
wjuared off with the Detroit Red
W»nf> Alumni in February and
March The two game* raiaed
t2r.484 34 for Greg The game*
were organized by firefighters
Mike Caruao and Jim Davison
a rd police officers Rick Foroorski
and Leonard Schemsnske
Tbe police and fire unions want
to tfcarik all who contributed and
auppr-rted their efforts to help
G-ef, who is a hockey lover and
R*d Wing fan
The following individuals and
businesses contributed: Jack and
Wanda Caruso, Livonia; Fruden
...I l-r.m# Properties. Canton.
Hioce Park Lincoln Mercury.
Plymouth; Howell Tool and Gage.
Canton. Gil Mar Manufacturing.
Canton. Reliable Moving and
Storage. Canton; Mohammad
Na&sar, Dearborn. David and
Jeanne Bukis. Belleville; Livonia
Family Physicians. Livonia; Barry
Lipson. Troy. Applebees, Canton.
ACE Sporta. Dearborn
Heights. Steel Technologies. Canton.
A CEE Concessions. Plymouth.
Kmart Corp.. Plymouth,
Forest Place. Plymouth. Denyae
Ash by. Bedford. Tom McNamsra.
Canton. Canton Rotary Club,
Canton. Rod Rubus, Canton.
Damoqs Ribs, Canton; Don I lark
Sportswear. Canton
Also contributing were: Detroit
Red Wings. Detroit. Computer
Connection. Plymouth. Canton
Sports. Canton. Baker s Square.
Canton. Bob's of Canton. Canton;
Bob Evans. Canton; Mexican
F.esta. Canton. Kid's Kingdom.
Canton. Johnson's Restaurant.
Canton. Kelly Esman & Associ
ates. Rochester Hills, Hockey
Outlet. Redford. Home Depot.
. Canton. Here's, Livonia; Canton
Cinema. Canton, Three Brothers
Restaurant. Plymouth. Patricia
Tanski. Canton. Sports Authority.
Livonia. Jim Reed. Canton,
Outback Steakhouse. Canton.
Party Max. Canton; Olive Garden.
Canton. Mountain Jacks. Canton,
Gordie Howe Tavern A Eatery.
Traverse City; Pet Practice. Can
ton. Meisel Sysco. Canton; Loui»
vnHe Hockey. Dave Debol. VDM
Graphics. Canton. Warren Valley
Golf. Un-Crafts. Canton. Trader
Jacks. Plymouth; Hockey Weekly.
Deariwrn Heights. Young's Envi
ronmental. Westland. The Print
Shop of Canton. Trading Post.
Plymouth, Play It Again Sports.
Canton. Power Play Internation
si. Traverse City; Discount
Drinks. Canton; Engineering
Reproduction. Plymouth. Tillman
Electnc. Plymouth, Wood
land Meadows. Wayne. AGA Gas.
Canton; Roeey's Romper Room.
Canton. Environmental Qtiality
Company; Canton Waste Recycling.
Canton. Arctic Cold Storage.
Canton; Pro Coil. Canton.
Also contributing were: HW
Motor Homes, Canton. Blackwell
Ford. Plymouth; Michigan Junior
Chamber of Commerce. Plym-
- C«n'"" Clerical Union,
Canton; Rose's Restaurant. Can
ton; Dave Lividini. Canton. Jeff
Thomas. Flat Rock; Caruso Lawn
Care. Livonia; Gordon Bellaire.
. Plymouth; Elliott Travel. West
land, S.A Manns. Canton. Plymouth
Township Firefighters Local
1496, Plymouth. Huron* Valley
Ambulance. Ann Arbor, and
Plymouth Cultural Center. Plymouth.
The Observer MONUAY APRIL 24. 1995
Local actors: Francine Hachem and James Dereniak rehearse a scene from Deathtrap.
Suspense
reel ion, will be »et in the late
1940s. "It is so brilliantly written
that it creates so many images.
Brandow said. "People will feel
they are watching old theater "
She will use the techniques
that made old-time radio so
suspenaeful. particularly with
M>und effects "She will also have
two death scenes that will have
you gripping your seat rather than
covering your eyes
Helping: Director Lisa
Brandow assists Kristin
Curie with her hair
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Unlike today's films, the guild's
"Deathtrap" will take you back to
the days of suspense, instead of
horror, and romance, instead of
sex.
"What makes thia so unique is
what we are doing with sound and
lighting." Brandow continued. "It
will be full of emotion."
"Deathtrap" alao will feature
period costumes, provided by
Mary Lynn Kuna of Plymouth,
known for her costuming in the
guild's "The King and I."
"She found some authentic patterns
and made some of the costumes."
Brandow said.
The production has come to life
in just less than five weeks. Auditions
were in early March, with
rehearsals following. "It could not
have been put together any better.
It will be great," Brandow aaid.
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Scary business: "Deathtrap " tries to revive the suspense
of old-time radio. Above, Kristin Curie, who plays Helga
the psychic, demonstrates what playgoers will see.
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Hayes Wheels International,
Inc. haa named Jeff Beam of
Plymouth director of advanced
planning for its Fabricated
Wheels Group, according to William
Linaki, Fabricated Wheels
Group president.
In his new poaition, Beam will
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and managing major new
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engineering at Thompson International.
Before that, he held
management positions at R.T.
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Thompson Industries.
Beam holda a bachelor of science
degree in mechanical engineering
from Wayne State University.
He and hia family reside
in Plymouth.
TOWR O.WATSON
Services for Roger O. Wataon, 73,
of Westland were held Tueedey,
April 18, st the Schrader-Howell
Funeral Home arith the Rev.
Leonard Partenaky officiating.
He was born June 26, 1921, in
Lapeer, Mich., and died Sunday,
April 16. in Wayne. He was a selfemployed
roofer and aider of
homes He came to the Westland
community in 1970 from Plymouth.
He loved to fiah, hunt, and
travel.
He is survived by his children,
Angela Honeycutt of Taylor,
Samuel Watson of Plymouth,
Dwight Wataon of Palm Harbor.
Fla., Marcia Githena of Hephzibeh,
Ga.. and Joan Holt of Palm
Harbor, Fla.; 21 grandchildren;
three brothers; three sisters; and
several nieces and nephews.
•
THOMAS JAMES ABUNETNY
Services for Thomas James Abernethy,
86, of Plymouth were held
Thursday, April 20, at The
Church of the Holy Spirit in Livonia,
srith the Rev. Emery F. Gravelle
officiating.
He was born Jan. 21, 1909, in
Port Huron, Mich., and died Sun-
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B ENLISTED
Robert S. Truskowski, son of
[Stan and Rosemary
Truskowski of Canton,
enlisted in the
I U.S. Navy delayed
I entry program aa an
{airman in May of
] 1994. He graduated
the Ui. Navy
|Basic Training program
on March 10.
He ia currently studying aviation
electronics in Millington, Tenn.
He ia a 1992 graduate of Plymouth
Salem High School and has
two brothers, Scott snd Brian.
• NAVY FGFTFWAH
David W. Washenko, son of Robert
J. and Barbara L. Washenko,
of Canton, recenUy reported for
duty aboard the dock landing
ship USS Rushmore, homeported
in San Diego. The 1992 graduate
of Plymouth Canton High School
joined the Navy in August 1994.
• NAVY FIREMAN
Apprentice Kimberley A. Gudeth,
day, April 16, in Livonia. He was
in sales and purchasing. He came
to the Plymouth community in
1993 from Redford Township. He
was a resident of Redford for 43
yeere. He was a member of the
City of Straits Masonic Lodge. He
loved boating, fishing, hunting
I and the outdoors.
He is survived by his children,
Emily Hook of Redford, Sharon
Toutsnt of Plymouth and Robert
Abernethy of Deerborn; nine
grandchildren; three great-grandchildren;
sisters Emily Breakey of
Dearborn Heights and Anna
Geiger of New Baltimore; brothers
Nelson of Novi and John of Traverse
City, and several nieces and
nephews.
Memorials may be made to the
American Diabetes AaaociaUon
and Leukemia Society of Ameri-
THADOCUS J. MALE CXI
A Scripture service for Thaddeus
(Ted) J. Malecki, 69, of Plymouth
was held Thursday, April 20, at
Vermeulen Trust 100 Funeral
Home, with the Rev. Leonard
Partensky officiating.
He was born May 23, 1925, in
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daughter of Lary D. and Eva M.
Gudeth of Canton, recently reported
for duty at Naval Station,
San Diego. The 1992 graduate of
Plymouth Canton High School
joined the Navy in October 1994.
• VOUMTM
Jeremy L. Hill, son of Sutanne
Johnson of Plymouth, enlisted in
the Air Force's Delayed Enlistment
Program March 30. Hill, a
1994 graduate of Plymouth Canton
High School, is scheduled for
enlistment in the Regular Air
Force on Aug. 3, according to Staff
Sgt. Galynn Hermann, Air Force
recruiter. Upon graduation from
the Air Force's six-week basic
training course in San Antonio,
Texaa. he ia scheduled to receive
technical training aa an airborne
warning communications and
control systems helper.
• ENLISTED
Paul E. Teryniak haa joined the
United States Army under the delayed
enlistment program. The
delayed enlistment program gives
young men or women the opportu -
nity to delay enlistment into the
Army for up to one year so they
fn finish their studies before reporting
to basic military training.
Teryniak will report to Fort Sill,
Okla., for basic military training
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cannon ftra direction specialist.
Teryniak aaid be joined the Army
to learn a skill and gain experience.
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Navy Saeman Recruit Scott A
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Navy baaic training at Recruit
Training Command, in Great
Lakea, 111.
• DEPLOYMENT
Navy Seaman Apprentice Michael
P. Irvine, son of John C. Irvine
of Canton, ia halfway
through a six-month deployment
to the Western Pscific Ocean Peraian
Gulf aboard the guided miaaile
cruiser USA Lake Erie. Irvine
ia one of 386 Sailors aboard the
ship who departed Pearl Harbor,
in Hawaii, in November. The
1992 graduate of Hudson High
School of Hudaon. Mich., joined
the Navy in August 1992.
• DEPLOYMENT
Navy Petty Officer 3rd class Steven
C. Myers, son of Wslter V.
snd Beulah M. Myers of Plymouth,
recenUy departed for aixmonth
overseas deployment
aboard the nuclear-powered guid-
ton; son, Bruce Carrie of Texas;
two grandchildren; and father.
Dean F. Saxton Sr.
Memorials may be made to the
American Heart Association.
WILLIAM ft.
Services for William B. Cripps.
70, of Northville, formerly of
Plymouth, were held Wednesday,
April 19, at the Schrader-Howell
Funeral Home in Plymouth. Burial
was in Parkview Memorial
Cemetery in Livonia.
He was born May 29, 1924, in
Deerfield, Mich., and died Sunday,
April 16, at St. Mary Hospital
in Livonia. He was president
of Automotive Appliance in Livonia,
and a former Detroit firefighter
for 10 years. He was a former
member of the Plymouth Rotary
Club. He served in the U.S.
Army in the Pacific in World War
II.
He is survived by his wife,
Norene R. Cripps; son Larry
Cripps of Fsrmington Hills;
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January 1992.
Navy Airman Recruit CI
pber M. Spangter, son of 1
Pevlik of Canton, recently i _
ed for a six-month overseas deployment
with Tactical ElectaaB^ ;.
ic Warfare Squadron 141. em- *T:'
barked aboard the aircraft cailWl * • 1
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1991 graduate of John Glenn
High School of Westland, joined . _
the Navy in January 1994.
• DEPLOYMENT
Navy LL John R. Plipee, son of
Richard Flipee of Plymouth, is
halfway through a six-month deployment
to the Western Pacific
Ocean and Persian Gulf with the
aircraft carrier USS Constellation.
The 1981 graduate of Sam
Rayburn High School of Paaadena,
Texaa, joined the Navy in
June 1986. Flipee ia a 1965 gradu
ate of the U.S. Merchant Marine
Academy. Kinga Point, N.Y., with
a BS degree and e 1992 graduate
of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate
School, in Monterey. Calif., with a
MS degree.
dsughter Kathy Brennan of Livonia;
brother, Robert E. Cripps of
White Rock, S.C.; and one grandchild.
MTCNJIEL E. EICMEN
Services for Michael E. Eicher.
24, of North ville were held at St.
John Neumann Catholic Church
in Canton with the Rev. Matthew *
Ellis officiating. Burial was in
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, South-field.
Arrangements were made by
LJ. Griffin Funeral Home.
He was born Nov. 20, 1970, in
Detroit and died Tuesday, April • 1
18. He was a billing accounts rep- -
resentative.
He is survived by his parenta,
Nancy and Dr. Richard E. of ' tr-
North ville; sisters Kathy LaHsrfe -
of Plymouth, Maureen Colllnrtf •'
WesUand, Mary of Ptymouth,
Susie Schmidt of Canton and ..
Trisha Moss of Canton; grandi' 1.
mother Isabel; fiancee Jenny '
Foreman; five nieces; and two
nephews.
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