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"Michigan Tomorrow" at the sored by The Gros~e Pointe Grosse Pointe War Memorial, Democratic Club. Vllage Meats 17045 Kercheval Watch In the Village AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN 15415 E. Jefferson Phone 821-8000 GROSSE POINTE DIVISION George Measel, Manager Rue de la Paix Comes to 'Hill' Today, Thursday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 4, from, 11 to 3 o'clock, the Hill District, from McMillan to Muir roads, will be converted into a series of Fre.1llh Sidewalk Cafes. Gay flower carts, colorful tables, balloons, posters, and pl€:lty Of punch, cookies, cakes, sandwiches, candles. ice eream, COffeeand tea will be ready. Chet Sampson, of the Chet Sampsun Travel Service, is chairman of the affair. Participating members are Frank Adam, The Book Shelf, Young Clothes, Inc., Gray's Racquet and Sport Shop, Top O'The Hill, Champion Real Estate, Chet Sampson, The Dants, Picard-Norton, Bruce Tappan Real Estate, Howard ,Rochelle, Carl Sterr, Margaret Rice, C. W. Toles, Joh";stone and Johnstone, The League Shop, Sign of the Mermaid, Virginia Williams, Wm. Denier and: CQ., Hamlin's, Johnston Optical Co., Pongracz Jeweler and SIlversmith, Punch and Judy Toyland, Wrigley's, An. thony, and Trail Apothecary I Shop. Come and enjoy the Hill's Hospitalit.y on their Paix Day." In case of rain. it will be held Friday during the same hours. Pointe Hobby Show <strong>Jun</strong>e 7 Many Grosse Pointe families will want to SI'Opat the War Memorial Center, 32 Lake Shore road, on Sunday afternoon, <strong>Jun</strong>e 7 between the hours of 2 and 5 to witness the Grosse Pointe Hobby Show displayed in the air conditioned Crystal Ballroom of Fries Auditorium under the chairmanship of Walter M. Dailey assisted by Mrs. James O. Hoyt. A fascinating display of hobby work gleaned from the five Pointes will be shown. The stamp and coin display alone ",ill run the entire length of one side of the ballroom. Other IIvocations included in the show will be decoupage and related art work displayed by Mrs. Hoyt, hand-made violins shown by Joseph C. mack, an antique Studebaker DY Alfred FL Glancy, Jr., music boxes by Arch L. Rankin, enameling from Edward Gehrig, myrtlewood bowls-Ernie Lang, della.robla wreaths-Arthur Neff. Also: 01rs are: William Ludwig, 722 Rivard, John Lehman, Jr., 447 Moran, and Brad Smith, 302 1'.'1:ountVernon. Mr. Pierrot will speak to the troop and then show a new ad. venture film called "River of No Return," Advancement a war d s are scheduled to be presented to other scouts at this Court of Honor which will be attended by families and friends of the 8WUts in Troop 156. DR. MARK YEAGER, of Yorkshire road, will attend the graduation exercises at Harvard University. w her e his "Rue de la daughter, JOY YE"'AGER, will receive her Masters degree in Education from the Graduate School. War Memorial Center Robbed Thieves took several valuable items from the War Memorial Center, sometime since May 12, according to information given to Farms police on Monday, May 25, by John Lake, director of the Center. Taken, Lake said, was a black, her.vy wrought iron chair, with a wooden seat, from the foyer of the Fries Auditorium. It is valued at $200. Also missing, h-~ said, were a pair of six-candle brass and blue e n a m e led candelabra, taken prior to the Grosse Pointe Rotary Club's Antique Show, value not known; and a brass pot hold. er taken from the Center Libr~ry sometime toward the end of the show. The latter is valued at $35. The matter was assigned to Det. Sgts. George Van Tiem and Jack Paisley. GPUS to Graduate 43 Defer Holding Variety Show (Continued from Page 1) -- nard, rector of Christ Church, As the school year draws to a I Grosse Pointe. c1?se, Defer School instruxnent- D id Arn r will Ie d th a1rsts, singers, dancers, and act- av e a e ors are preparing for their an- Glee Club I~ two nu~bers. Miss FACE THE FACTS Don't be deceived-the fellow who teils little white lies is often color blind. * Complate Brak. and Whe.1 Alignment 'trvle:. * Motor Tune-Up and G"ner.1 Rep.lrs ALL WORK GUARANTEED TU 2-2268 Fournier's For F£ne Carpeting All wool carpeting from $4.95 up. See the beautiful Contessa all wool c;orpet ot $13.95 and the famous Dillinger custom 011 wool seamless carpet, woven to your individually desired colour ... prices ranging to $29.00 per square vard. • LAMPS • TABLES • FURN!TURE Fournier's Custom Furniture Thursday. <strong>Jun</strong>e 4, 1964 awarding of diplomas. Alfred R. Glancy Jr., will speak as president of the Board of Trustee,;. Miss Mary Beth nual variety show. This will be Jea':l A. Dlekoff WIll be 01'- Bicknell will be speaker for the senior class. given <strong>Jun</strong>e 5 at 2:15 p.m. in the gamst. Alumni are invited to attend. gym. Headmaster Hugh C. Riddle- To obtain tickets they may can Mr. Dahl's sixth graders will berger \~ill award prizes. and the school office, TU 4-4444. be singing the "Flame Song" by I scholarshIps, and prinCipals lives in a New York apartment ~¥+ •••• ~~~ ••••• ~ : STEREO LP/S ~ It- 3 FOR $5 v~~~~t .. $12.00 ir 112,000 LP's always In stock t • Open Mon., Thurs. TU 1-1285 20746 M~Tc"KR;;OI.AN~U 4.3800 ir J 642 J HARPER, Near Whittier and Fri. 'Tit 9 p.m. ; *******************111'"; 17131 W. McNIchols BR 3-3921 .:t I ~~~~~~ ..._~-_-_-_~ !ll'i.... house In a pantomiop. of "El0. U. 1c 0FF Per Gallon of Gasoline ise." The Jiffy Mixers will be "'" ably represented by Mr. Calla~ ~ \ Just Mention This Ad way's ftiith grade girls. ~ Although the performance is @ Celebrating tlte Opening of scheduled for the parents of the ~ JACK D LANEY'S 17000 children partil~ipating. the pub. ~ e Mack AVI, ~jt~e~d.also cOI~diallyinvited to I MACK HARVARD Sf ANDARD SERVICE I ~~ AT K ME A REATER B K Kaye. The sixth grade band will Wellington V. Grimes and Mar. Lots of ppople know they talk perform "Anchors Aweigh," garet Harvey will part!cip;;te too much, they don't seem to Donna Mueller will @,ve her witn the headmaster in the know ther:-'s a remedy. Idea of a naughty little girl who 1-~.- ..-.;l\-,~---;mw:-:,~.":
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