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Page Four<br />
Neil Staebler To Speak Here<br />
Rue de la Palx<br />
Comes to 'Hill'<br />
Neil Staebler. Democratic can. \ <strong>Jun</strong>e 5, at 8 p,m.<br />
didate for Governor, will dis(;uss The program is being spon.<br />
"Michigan Tomorrow" at the sored by The Gro~e Pointe Today, Thursday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 4,<br />
Grosse Pointe War Memorial, Democratic Club. from. 11 t:l 3 o'clock, the Hill<br />
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GROSSE POINTE DIVISION<br />
GeoTge Measel, Manager<br />
District, from McMillan to Muir<br />
roads. will be converted into a<br />
series of French Sidewalk<br />
Cafes.<br />
Gay flower carts, colorful<br />
tables, balloons, posters, and<br />
plenty Of punch, cookies. cakes,<br />
sandwiches. candles, ice cream,<br />
coffee and tea will be ready.<br />
Chet Sampson, of the Chet<br />
Sampson Travel Service, is<br />
chairman of the affair.<br />
Participating members are<br />
Frank Adam, The Book Shelf,<br />
Young Clothes, Inc., Gray's<br />
Racquet and Sport Shop, Top<br />
O'The Hill, Champion Real<br />
Estate.<br />
Dants,<br />
Chet Sampson, The<br />
Picard-Norton, Bruce<br />
Tappan Real Estate, Howard<br />
Rochelle, Carl Sterr. Margaret<br />
Riee, C. W. Toles, Johnstone<br />
and Johnstone, Tile League<br />
Shop, Sign of the Mermaid,<br />
Virginia Williams, Wm. Den,ler<br />
and Co., Hamllin's, Johnston<br />
Optical Co., Pongrac2. Jeweler<br />
and Silversmith, Punch and<br />
Judy Toyland, Wrigley's, An.<br />
thony, and Trail Apothecary<br />
Shop.<br />
Come and enjoy the Hill's<br />
Hospitality on their "Rue de la<br />
Paix Day."<br />
In case of rain, it will be held<br />
Friday during the same hours.<br />
Pointe Hobbv<br />
Show <strong>Jun</strong>e 7.<br />
Ma,lY Grosse Pointe families<br />
will want to stop at the War<br />
Memorial C~nter, 32 Lake Shore<br />
road, on Sunday afternoon,<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 7 between the hours of 2<br />
and 5 to witness the Grosse<br />
Pointe Hobby Show displayed<br />
in the air conditioned Crysial<br />
Ballroom of Fries Auditorium<br />
under the chairmanship of Walter<br />
M. Dailey assisted by Mrs.<br />
James O. Hoyt.<br />
A fascinating display of<br />
hobby work gleaned from the<br />
five Poiptes will be shown. The<br />
stamp and coin display alone<br />
will run the entire length of<br />
one side of the ballroom.<br />
Other avocations included in<br />
the show will be decoupage and<br />
related art work displayed by<br />
Mrs. Hoyt, hand-made violins<br />
shown by Joseph C. Black, an<br />
antique Studebaker by Alfred<br />
R. Glancy, Jr .. music boxes by<br />
Arch L. Rankin, enameling from<br />
Edward Gehrig, myrtlewood<br />
bowls-Ernie Lang, della.robia<br />
wrl~aths-Arthur Neff.<br />
Also: old guns-Joseph Hickey,<br />
lapidary art-Martin Robinson,<br />
South American artif,1cts<br />
-Mr. and Mrs. Zwickey, enamel<br />
on copper and silver-Mrs, Earl<br />
I. Heenan, crewel work-Mrs.<br />
Sally Anderson, woodworking-<br />
Jess Shields, needlepointe-<br />
Mrs. Agnes Jeffries, hooked<br />
rugs - Mrs, Edward Reinhart.<br />
and Mrs. Armand C. Kerber.<br />
There will be a great deal<br />
of art snd sculpture shown. In<br />
addition a potter's wheel will<br />
be shown in action.<br />
The show is entirely free to<br />
the public and all Grosse Pointe<br />
families are encouraged to<br />
corne. Many will want to compare<br />
notes on their own hobbies<br />
and many more will prObably<br />
be stimulated to take up a fascinating<br />
pastime. _<br />
Too much night ldfe is posi-.<br />
tive proof that money doesn't<br />
,grow on sprees.<br />
GROSSE POINTE NEWS<br />
Scouts to Get<br />
Eagle Awards<br />
Three Boy Scouts :>f Trnop<br />
156 will receive the coveted<br />
Eagle Award at a "Court of<br />
Honor" which will be held at<br />
Christ Church on Grosse Pointe<br />
Boulevard at 7:30 p.m, on Wednesday,<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 10.<br />
Featured speaker of the evening<br />
will be George Pierrot,<br />
president of the Circumnavigators<br />
Club. noted traveler and<br />
host of the George Pierrot<br />
travel-adventure programs.<br />
The three scouts to receive<br />
the honors are: William Ludwig,<br />
722 Rivard, John Lehman,<br />
Jr., 447 Moran, and Brad<br />
Smith, 302 Mount Vernon.<br />
Mr. Pierrot will speak to the<br />
troop and then show a new ad.<br />
venture film called "River of<br />
No Return."<br />
Advancement a war d s are<br />
scheduled to be presented to<br />
other scouts at this Court of<br />
Honor which will be attended<br />
by families and friends of the<br />
srouts in Troop 156.<br />
DR. MARK YEAGER, of<br />
Yorkshire road, will attend<br />
the graduation exercises at Harvard<br />
Uni'..ersity, w her e his<br />
daughter, JOY YE"AGER, will<br />
receive her Masters dc~ree in<br />
Education from the Graduate<br />
School.<br />
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War Memorial<br />
Center Robbed<br />
Defer Holding<br />
Variety Show<br />
Thieves took several valuable As the school year draws to a<br />
items froIl' the War Memorial c1?se, Defer School instrument-<br />
., ahsts, singers. dancers. and act-<br />
Center', sometIme smce May 12, ors are preparing for their anaccording<br />
to information given nual variety show. This wHl be<br />
to Farms police on Monday, May given <strong>Jun</strong>e 5 at 2:15 p.m. in the<br />
25, by John Lake, director of gym.<br />
the Center. M:. 1?ahl's sixth graders will<br />
be smgmg the "Flame Song" by<br />
Thursday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 4, 1964<br />
GPUS to Graduate 43<br />
(Continued from Page 1)<br />
nal d, rector of Christ Church,<br />
Grosse Pointe.<br />
David Arner will lead the<br />
Glee Club in two numbers. Miss<br />
Jean A. Diekoff will be or~<br />
ganist.<br />
Headmaster Hugh C. Riddleberger<br />
will award prizes and<br />
scholarships, and principals<br />
Wellington V. Grimes and Mar-<br />
awarding of diplomas.<br />
Alfred R, Glancy .fr., will<br />
speak as president of the Board<br />
of Trustees, Miss Mary Beth<br />
Bicknell will be speaker for the<br />
senior class.<br />
Alumni ar ~ invited to attend.<br />
To obtain tickets they may call<br />
the school office. TV 4-4444.<br />
Lots of people know they talk<br />
garet Harvey will participate too much, they don't seem to<br />
with the headmaster in the Iknov' there's a remedy.<br />
Taken, Lake said, was a black, Kaye. The sixth grade band will<br />
heavy wrought iron chair, with perform "Anchors Aweigh."<br />
a wooden seat, from the foyer Donna Mueller will l?Ji~reher<br />
of the Fries Auditorium. It is Idea of a naughty little girl who ~~M~~-w.,~ilIl ••• =;;.lr~~I-Biiirm::.m~fm ....<br />
valued at $200. lives in a New York apartment m<br />
. ., house in a pantomdne of "Elo- fA 1c 0FF Per Gallon of Gasoline<br />
Also mlssmg, he said, were a ise." The Jiffy Mixers will be i -<br />
pair of six-candle brass and blue ably represented by Mr. Calla. ~ I Just Mention This Ad<br />
e n a m e led candelllbr~, taken way's fifth grade girlB. $<br />
prior to ~he G~osse POInte Ro- Although the performance is W Celebrating 'lie Opening of<br />
tary Club s AntIque Show, value scheduled for the parents of the Wi JACK D LANEY'S 17000<br />
not known; and a brass pot hol~- ohildrl!n participating the pub- ! e Mack A'll.<br />
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