------ u ---------------------- a - E ------2----------a Page Sill Pair Accused In Tire Theft GROSSE POINTE NEWS Two men were arrested by Woods police and charged with stealing tw'o brand new tires from the Mobil Center, 19770 Mack avenue. On Wednesday, June 12, po. lice received a phone caB from Francis Hoffman of 18791 Me. Cormick, Detroit. an employe of the service station, whO reo ported that two men in a car drove into the station, removed two tires from a rack, and then drove north on ::\fack toward Vernier. Patrolman Thomas Podeszwik, on the alert for the pair and their car, spotted them at Vernier, near the Edsel Ford Freeway, and stopped them. The officer called for assist. ance. Accused of the larceny are. Willic G. Johnson, 33, of 5744 Van Dyke; and Clarence Rod. ers, 36. of 3122 St. Aubin, both of Detroit. They were taken to the station for further question. ing by Woods Cpl. Bernard Kclly and Patrolman Donald Sabel, who arrived to help Podeszwik. Three H a r per Woods policemen also showed up in case they were needed. Podes:wik said that after he stopped the pair and was about to get out of his scout' car, Johnson and Roders got out of their vehicle and approached OBITUARIES I EDWARD C. VISI'IARA I A Requiem Mass was said on I Wednesday, June 12, in 8t. Ambrose Church, for Mr. Vismara, 75, of 964 Westchester road. He died on Sunday, June 9. A native Detroiter, Mr. Vis. mara was a Pointe resident for over 40 years. He ~s survived by his wife, Catherme; a son, John; three daughters, Mary Louise, Mrs. Robert Reid, Mrs. Nicholas Rudelle, and ten grandchildren. Interment was in Mount Olio vet Cemetery. EDMUND C. VANCE Funeral s e r vie e s for :\iI'. Vance, of 2049 Beaufait avenue, were held on Monday, June 3, at the A. H. Peters Funeral Home. He died on Thursday, May 30, in Bon Seeours Hospital. . lIiI'. Vance was born in Log. ansport, Ind., on December 25, 1899. He was a member of the Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Chureb and a life memo ber of Elks Lodge No. 66 of Logansport. He is survived by his wife, I you're a curlv top in an easy-traveling 25.00 Thursday, June 20, 1968 A review of the past pre. sents a new view of the future. ROSES IN BLOOM WITH d see . t corne an . .te yOU 0 We 'f ' 10'11 • a beaut! \,II j of roses ,n tnousanas of co\ors. array Beautiful healthy plants waiting to be planted in your garden FREE ANY from '2 25 $2.25 ROSE OF YOUR CHOICE 8 ROSES PURCHASED AT REGULAR PRICE THE NINTH ONE FREE (THRU AUGUST J, J 968) Beautiful Display 0/ Garden Statues and Fountaim BIG SELECTION OF EVERGREENS AND SHRUBS HALL'S NURSERY 243()O HARPER (between 9 6' 10 Mile) PR 5-3455 Open Thursday and Friday Evenings stretch wig of dynel modacrylic, permanently curled in fashion's newest romantic look. Darks, blondes, frosted Complete head form. tones. lona; a son, Edmund C. Jr,. of Framingham, Mass.; one broth. er, W. A. Vance, of Lansing; -------------------------1 two sisters, Mrs. Coy Harding, of JOliN JOHNIDES sons, John W. and Thomas G.; Logansport and Mrs. Neil Os. Funeral services for Mr. two sisters, Mrs. Charles Very. Johnides, 67, of 520 Lakepointe ser and Mr~, Rene De Serrano, born, of Lansing, and two grand. children. av~nue, were held Monday, and two grandchildren. Interment was in Cadillac Jun~ 10, in the Assumption In t e r men t was in Mount Greek Orthodox Church. He Olivet Cemetery. Memorial Gardens. East. died on Thursday, June 6. I Born in Constantinople, Mr. CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN Johnides migrated to the United I RUSSELL States in 1920 and was a resi. Funeral services for Christo. dent of Grosse Pointe for 20 pher Russell, 6, of 543 Barring. years. He was active on the ton road, .were held on Tuesday, Evangelissimos Church Board, June 18, In the Verheyden Fun. president of the Ahepa Alpha eral Home. Chapter No. 40, and the' Byzan.\' He is survived by his parents tion Seven Stars. Mr. a~d Mrs. Leland Russell; . two slSters, Laurq and Mrs. He was a member of RublCan Darlynn Youngquist Jr' t Lodge No. 495, ~&A.!I~.; a memo brothers, Leland Jo~atha~ a:~ ber of the Scottl~h RIte BodIes Alan; his grandmother, Mrs. and .\loslem ~hr.me. Temple; a Pearl Wallace. member of KIlwmmng Chapter Interment was in White No, 380, Ord~r of the Eastern Chapel Cemetery. Star; a CounCIl member of the East Detroit Chapter, Order of Demolay; . past vice.president and governor of the Federa. tion of :Micriastic and Thracian Societit!s; and active on the Council No. Troop 86. Boy Scouts of America from Tram. bly School. Mr. Johnides is survived by his wife, Andronekey; two daughters, Victoria Johnides and Mrs. Michael Gregg; his son.in.law, Michael Gregg; and four grandchildren. Interment was in Acacia Park Cemdery. him, as if they did not want lIJARY COllJl\IYN him to look into their auto. Funeral s e r v ice s for Mrs. Nevertheless, the officer went Commyn, 77, of 953 Beaconsfield to the other car, and saw two avenud, were held Saturday, new tires on the rear seat and June 15, in the Verheyden Fu. informed the pair that they neral .Home and from S1. Am. were under arrest on suspicion brose Church. She died on Wed. of larceny. nesday, June IB, in Cottage Hos. At the station. another em. pita!. ploye of the gas station, William Wife of th'! late G~orge. Mrs. J. Haas, 22, of 3935 Coplin, Commyn is survived by a daughtold police that he was pumping ter, Mrs. Margaret Van Acker; gas, when Hoffman asked him three sons, Raymond, Edward if he had removed two tires and Albert; three sisters, Mrs. from the rack, and he replied Lena Bultinck, Mrs. LO!lise Via. in the negative. ene and Mrs. Julie LaHousse; At that time, the two men and three brothers, Henry, Ed. in the car were driving away. ward and Joseph Van Hoet. Haas said, and he chased them She was also sister of the late Iin his car to Eight Mile road Charles Van Hoet and Emma and Mack, and got close enough Allemon. . ( . tll take down their license platc Interment was III Mount JlIvet number. I cemeter y _ •. ----- It w~s ~~t disclosed which of LAl\JBERT KLEINJIARDT th~ paIr I. was, but Hoffman .Funeral services for !lIr. saId that
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