amie Cooper
h not been
nd th t he is not
upport.
pr n
Scent. Deliciou. Delee­
t ble nd di turbin engulf
the room. The romatic per­
fume of relaxation, color
blend the inten ity of peace
and the w rm mile of welcome
greet you a you enter the
orld of Loving Bouquet, 16
Grand Street, in downtown
Highland Park.
Loving Bouquet is the in­
spirational design of Judy
v c ncie
re idents.
Other bu ine ,'t e bo rd
approved chec proce in re­
que ts co etropolit C b
Co., United C b Co,. nd
Detroit-Highl nd Cab Co., in
the mount of $9,532.70 for
tr n port tion co t ;
pproved tenure r com­
mendations for Victor Kenner- contr ctu
r hop for mor
tn Highland Par
City and
chamber in joint
venture to .
provide home
by DERRICK c. LEWIS
r-S_tG_tll ... W .......... rU. r ".:..N:..::,aasrra·v oissl),v"wh'ose'
, The Highland Park Chamber entrepreneurs tp enVlSlODS a
'Of Commerce held a meeting deli and a line of gr e et iug
cards. •
last Monday, to finalize plans
for a partnership with the city to Loving Bouquet, a quaint
develop affordable single-rami- place, carries cultural Items,
ly homes. men, women and childrens cul-
The homes will be built by tural clothing, Islamic books
HAL-Built Homes on behalf of and tapes, sweat and T-shirts
the joint venture between the and a Hne of Mahdi products,
chamber and the city. which Boisson said are
"unisex."
According to the agreement, .
the city will enact a Homesite Boisson doesn't hesitate to
Grant program to ell land to say she is 32-years-old. She
home buyers for one dollar doesn't hesitate to say she is
down, with the balance of the one of 13 children. And she
price forgiven if the homebuyer doesn't hesitate to ay th t she
has lived within the city at least has lived <as a military wife) in
10 years. Germany. But there are two
The city will also be respon- things she doesn't discuss -
sible for completing infrastruc- religion and politics.
tural work, and waiving city
charges and fees related to con­
struction.
The city and chamber will in­
vest $37,500 to market and
mortgage all homes on a "Pre­
Sell" basis.
Construction of the homes is
expected to begin this spring on
Manchester near Woodward.
"TWO THINGS YOU are not
to discuss are religion and
politics," she said, and I keep
those (commitments) f ithful-
Iy." .•
She added, "Whatever can
be done, I do with action."
Boisson, a licensed co -
metologist with a line of
Medical Arts
Pharmacy
13700 WOQdward
869·1800
DAVIDN.
ZIMMERMAN.
'D. FACA.
\Pr dent
What To Do About Morning Sickness
One of the most common complaints experienced during pregnancy is
morning sickne . According to recent tatistics, about 60 percent of all
pregnant women experience early morning nausea and vomiting u ually
during the first three months of pregnancy. However, only a fe� women
experience severe vomiting throughout the day.
Most physician an: �autiou in prescribing medicines for pregnancy­
related nau.sea and voml�ng. A common recommendation i to avoid large
meals. Eaung small poruons of low-fat foods at frequent intervals has been
shown to be beneficial in some c . Some phy icians uggest treating
morning sickness with soda cracker and caffeine-free oft drinks: A void­
ing spicy foods and the raeU of foods may help prevent the nausea and
vomiting.
If the mea ures are not uccessful, nonprescription medicines that
are proven afe to take during pregnancy may be helpful. A ph phorated
carbohydrate olution uch Emetrol may help reduce nau Accord­
ing to a recent article in Pharmacy Times, the antihi tamine Mtclizin�
hydrochloride is considered by orne to be the drug of choice for the man­
agement of morning ickne . However, no medicine should be consumed
dwing pregnancy withOfJl the dvice of a phy ician.
(
-,
for bu
in
I c
tell people ho to run their
bu ine , but to help them t
enhance hat they already
h ve nd to teach them.the
proper re earch nd marketing
s ill that re required in COD-
tructing and planning a better
bu ine or to t rt ne one.
Dorothy J. Benedict will
be on and t the Highl nd
P r Ch mber of Commerce,
edne d y by ppointment
. only, to provide coun eling for
mall bu ine e nd in-
div du I ee ing t-o t rt
sm U bu ine of their 0 n in
t e future.
Benedict' ervice f 11
under the REACH program,
which i non-profit, elf-help
program and an "off- hoot"
from the 12th Street Bapti, t
Church that' loc ted in High­
I nd Park.
The program i ponsored
nd upported by, the U.S.
Small Business Administra­
tion, REACH Inc., Manufac­
turers tional ank of
. Detroit, and Wayne State
University, nd is de igned to
aid mall busines es in making
their busines e become more
marketable.
REACH means: R aching
Everyone Administrating Care
And Help. . .
that the w
PI' ver, or
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DieT, WHO hal a de-
gree in accounting, YI it'
better to research a plan for six.
months or more, than to spend
a lifetime bailing out of an un­
planned ituation (or mes ... )
and even wor e, a ituation
that ha n't been researched!
The REACH program and
Small Business enter wants
everyone to know that they are
availavle to help any interested
per ons or groups, for addi­
tional information contact
Benedict at: (313) 869-2120 or
(313) 869-2121', Monday
through Friday during regular
business hours.
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