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Thursday I June 20, 1968
Rescuers, Rescued and Gratefu I
Able to smile her gratitude to Fire
Sgt. Arthur Turner and Fireman Donald
Ettinger, is Heide Hinkel, 5, who on June
6, was revived by the firemen. both members
of t~e Farms Fire Department, after
she fell mto a neighbor's swimming pool
and nearly drowned. Heide, while pIa\'.
ing with a fl'icnd. fell into the pool and
sank to the bottom, She was pulled out
by the woman owner of the property,
Mrs. Edward Frohlich, of 30 Preston
Memorial Center Dri've
Reaches All-Time Peak
A new all.time high of con!ri.: road, during th~ fiscal year
bulions made to the G r ass e! beginning August 1. he added:
Pointe Memorial's Annual Fam- i Among the recent donors are:
ily Participation Campaign to- I June 5
tali~~ $~3,887.50 fro m 5,362 Mr. and Mrs. Howard W.
famIlies m. the area, was an. Bacon, Robert C. Callaway, Innounced
thIS w~ek by !larry W. tcriors, Joseph H. Carollo, Mr.
Mellen .. ca'!1palgn chalrmau; and Mrs. Charlcs R. Chandler,
ContnhutlOns from vanous Bert Cremers, Mrs. Edith Hak.
other sources also are rcccl\'cd ken, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lan.
th~oughout ~he y e ~ r, Mellen caster, Mr. and Mrs. Ovid L.
saId. DonatIOns dunng the an- McBroom, Melbourne J. Miller,
nual drive for funds assure the Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Rowc,
operation and continuing de. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanLer.
velopment of the beautiful and berghe, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
popular center at 32 Lake Shore \ D. Walker.
---::=. -- _.-- -- ._-. June 6
RENT or BUY Mr. and Mrs. Vernon G.
P' nos _ Organs IAljets, Mr, and Mrs. Peter R,
la Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul R.
llaldwin, Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Bayes, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Dice, Mr: and Mrs. John
Feikens, Mr. W. H. Hagen.
I meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W.
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THE MUSIC CENTER
22933 Gratiot. nr. 9 Mile
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place The girl was blue and in serious
condition, when the firemen arrived.
Turner applied mouth.to-mouth resuscitation,
and when Heide began to breathe
again, Ettinger quickly applied the oxygen
resuscitator. Also shown in the pic.
ture are Heide's grateful parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Hinkel, Jr., of 27
Preston place, The fireman were cited
hI the Farms council n Monday June 17.
'I James. Mr. and Mrs. Webster
B. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Mat
thew C. Patterson, .Mr. and
Mrs. Earle A. Peters, Mr. and
I Mrs. Samuel J. Price. Durell S.
R i c h .1 r d s, Miss Marthe
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Lightning Hits Honses~Wires
The severe spring storm that I land. 851 Lincoln, called City
hit The Poi n t e in the early i police on that date to rep(lrt a
hours on Friday, June 14, kept I large tree limb had fallen in
City police and firemen hopping. I front of her home. Officers re.
Mrs. Florence M. Souther. moved the limb 'and observed
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that another limh was hanging I wire was down at 453 Fisher in the roof of that residence and
precariously on the same tree.' and was arcing. Officers noti. two holes in the (oaf of 824
They notified the Highway De. fied the Edison Company. Cadieux. Neither of the houses
partment to attend to it. Firemen responded to a call sustained fires.
lIlrs. William Rappman, 466 on the 15th reporting lightning!
Lincoln, also called Police on had struck a hOl'se at 818 I The reward for good deeds
that date to report an Edison Cadicux. They found two holes: often goes to the wrong person.
We give you more than 80 places
to save automatically,
and four are
this close to home .
If you don't have a plan for saving, we have one for you. It's
called Check & Save. You simply tel! us how much you want
to save eachfl1onth, and we transfer the money automatically~
once or twi,ce'!:amonth as you choose, from your checking
account to your savings account-where it will earn our 4%
annual rate, paid and compounded quarterly. Or, if you
prefer to save larger amounts (at least $100 at a time after
an initial deposit of $1,000) you ean have your money
transferred to a TimeDeposit account where it will earn 5%
annually, paid and compounded quartedy. Ask about
Check & Save at your Family Banking Cenler. Le! us h~p
you save part of your check before you part with it all.
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