;.1.' •. :~ .••. ;.r:.!.; I II Page LIPTON'S TEA BAGS 48 59c Co"nt HAMLINS MARKET 89 Kercheval ~__---------,..l "-'--_._-"--'--- ~ Bic)7de Thefts Heported in Cily Three bicycle thefts were re. On lhat same date Jim Cio('. ported to City ]Jolice on June, 1204 Yorkshire, reported his 14, and June 15. Michael Men. : red and white hicycle stolen then, 912 University, reported i f!'olll I\'('ff Memorial Park. t\lar. the theft of his gold and chromc ' till Walton, 458 Washington. fl' trimmed bicycle from (he bike i )lorted the theft of his black and racK at 17101 Kerchel'al on June: white bike from !\eff ~Iemorial 14. Park on the t5th .1 VERBRUGGE'S GROSSE FOINTE ~\EWS Thursday, June 20, 1968 --- -_ .. - -_._-------~_._.---------- - --------~------------------- ----------- · 'Poupard. • TURNED OVER $25 bond which was paid to a olueers- Jf flUI etlre ntent All mcmbers of thc council City po J ice officer Dwighl city of Detroit police officer. L G 1 R FI'l et A ttellllell B f Ma as. ever)' off.duly park police Stanlon lane, to lhe City police Btl 11 JJ~i'".~~m~- ~.\\\;. cQ2JUlggO'llOQOO~. '"::.~~~~:f:~' ~!i.} ~ ~Qllm~J~ ", . ~ '-'.- - .~ ~i' E"YOU CAN ALWAYS BE~GD "PA~~ 6TIIIlIS ./~mH~" . Jf. iI ,r r !, I I!J IJ!JI 24 Size Eig"t STUFFED PORK CHOPS California CANTALOUPE Jumbo Size Solid Crisp LETTUCE 97~ 45~a 2 fDr 45 c FRUIT COCKTAIL 1 Lb. 1-0:c. Can M TU 5.1565 COR. MACK & ST. CLAIR ARKET 2 FAMILY BONELESS SIZE KETCHUP 1 Lb.4-0:c. 29~a Welchad~ GRAPE DRINI( 46-01:. Can WNe al the banquel, as well Scott look Thomas 1"redal, 78 . ,~< . / / . .,' _ ) _11 Y officer, induding Capt. Arnold stalion on Tuesday, June 11, on ________ : Hough and Lt. Gerald Kestcloot an outstanding traffic warrant By acfual count. 27,5 persoll,.\('dllC~"a)' el'cllill~" June 12, Citl' M:lvor David Burgess in Detroit, Ill.' was released all alt('nded a retirement banquet \0 hOllor two oulstanding Park: allended and so did the follow- I held at Sl. ~laron's So;'ial Ilall, of{i('ials, Police Chief Arthur i ing municipal judges, C. Joseph; Louwers, and Fire Chief Wil- Belanger, Park; Don J. Good 51. Jean and K('rcheval, Delroit, Iiam GrauL row, Woods; and Douglas Pater. ROLLED PORK LOIN ROAST89~ So you're in range a your next new car: Fine.You're in range Chief LoulI'ers retired on ~Iav son, City; and othrr judicial 31, af!rr 3B ye,lrs of service dignitaries from Wayne County with the Police Department; and surrounding cities i and Chief Graul will lea\'e his There was a large contingent post on June 30. after having i of agents of the Federal Bureau servl'd the dtv for 4[) veal's. 'of !nVl'stigation, and a number' Park Mayor' Matthew' Patter- of Stale Policemen. who as CoL son, who emceed the progra m, Fredritk E. Davids, Slale Police disclosed that a number of police DlreNor, saId. also represrnt thlds and other public offi- the State Fire ;\larshal's Office. cials from cities, near and far, since each trooper is automatiewere unable to j)(' present be ally a deputy fire marshal. cause of I,ressing duties, and ~Iany others were prrsrnt to other reasons. pay tribute to Chirfs Louwers lIowever, the 275 persons ill and .Graul, .in~Juding lhe ~hiefs' ! attendance, heard glowing tri fa!J1Jhes fnends and plalll ar-' buIes paid to Louwers and lJ1Jrel's. Graul, from the mayor, and Before Ihe feasl. was lI~d~rother speakers. after w~1ich the way" Rev: J. \~llIl~m Gl'lffl.th I chiefs were given a standing. of SI. R~chard s Cat h.o II C, 0\ ati')n ; Church. \\0 cst/and, a relatll'c of i L . K' Chief Graul, was called upon TRIPLE YOUR READING EFFICIENCY ,~ . " W~ .s£RVE DETROIT AND " ALL SU8UIIBS 2941 £. JEFFERSON i&:~~E AUTO • Daily • WeeJdy RENTALS • Monthly leasing (up to 3 yrs.) All Makes ( ..II James Jenkins: TU 1.5000 VENEER People who can't see any deeper than the paint are some. times fooled by the finish. Creek Ranch, hiS h~me near thc ~ives of the honorees and" (i lit Onoway, MIch., 300 miles away, others al lhe head table a£ler, * OSS AWNINGS lit to be present al the banquet. He which he called for recognition i *' I ." *' was IIllroduced by ~Iayor Pal- of dhmitaries in the ~I,dience. : : .arry . nox, retired Inkster to giv(' the invocation, t>!t1< SERVING 3 GENERATIONS OF SMART DETRDIT£RS U*, pollce Chief, cam: from Canada Ma 1'01' Patterson introduced, * :. tmon. . FOllowing this, Co!. Davids; I} GIVE LONG LASTING SERVICE *' Among t.he are~ pohce heads G.1en Thom, retired Delroit Fin: * -;* p~esent, ~vlth their \,;11'es were: Chief, and presently Warren * Get Year 'Round Protection Tit Clly Chl~f Andrew Teetae~t. Fire Commissioner; and Glenn It with New Beautiful l: Woods Dlreetor of P u h Ill: Leonard Oak Park Direclor of: Vinyl Coated Dacron I} 5afet~ Allen A~drews; pa,rk Puhlic S~fety and current presi- 11- Fabrics _.ll' I?ll'eCLo: of PubliC Safely \\- IJ- dent of The :\lichigan Police 11- ; >Iham Ellenberg, who succeeds Chiefs Association. were asked" LO.-7-0890 I} hoth Louwers and Graul; and to speak 11- I} Harper Woods Chief Allen Mig- }\( th~ conclusion of the' 11- FREE ESTIMATlS • CONVENIENT TERMS ~ It hO'11 D. .., ). speeches, Mayor Patterson pre- i Sores Irecto!. of r ubllc ,ented Chief Louwers and Chief SafelY Thomas Cochlll \~as Im- Graul with inscribed, gold wrist : ahle t~ al\l!nd he~ause o.f Illness; walches, after which he asked ,and I-arms PolIce Clllef Jack the chiefs to inlrodnce their F. Roh, was unable to to be families, prese~t. b~cause of back and The newest recruils of both SIde injuries suffer?d the clay the Police and Fire Deparl before, Jun.e 11, which rest~lted ments of the Park, Patrolman when he tned to stop a drIver- Michael Kortas, and Pipeman less, r~naway car. . Casper Allor, presented each A~so I~ attendance was retIred chief a porta hIe AM-FM porl- Clt} Pol!ce ~hlC[ Th,omas Trom- able Zenilh radio, Korlas to bly, ChICf feetaert s predeces- LOllwers, and Allor to Graul, so~, D t I I d gifts of the personnel of their 'Ire e par. m e ~ lea s respective dcpartmer,ts. p~esent, \~ere: CIty .Chlef Albe.rl Park Citv Manager Roherl ~ akllll; F arms Chief M. WlI- A, Sloan was then called upon II~m Mason, and. of course the to present the cbiefs witb serdirectors af public safety, whose vice o:ertificates after which he tItles not only make them heads introduced the members of the of .lhe police departments. of committee who worked -so hard their respeclJve commumhes b I al fir h' f Al t for the success . n so. e e .Ie s. . so presen They are: was retIred fIre chlCf GelJrge Fire Capt. Henry of the M. banquet. DeClerck, I New Modern Designs YEAIl IIOUND NOJIcnoNI • Comet. $6 a DAY ~i~e • Mercury. $8 a Day ':i~e • Cougar. $8 a Day ~I~e Police Lt. Gerard .J. Kestleloo!. Fire LI. Philip Ill. Cosla, Police Sgt. George B. Blair; Del. Sgt. .Tames E. LaPratt, and Veron inca C, Fodell, who was committee treasurer; and Erma O. 130 Kercheval on 'he Hill Nyiri, who was the secretary, ---------- ----------- Climaxing the affair W:ls tl.,c presentation of the reli~ menl Open Thursday and Friday Evenings hadges to each of the chids, by Director of Public Safety Wil- i Iiam Ellenberg, who sueeeds botb men as administrative _hea(1 of holh d(~partments. .,.'~:( You thought about it. Debated about it. And flnolly decided: You're getting a new car. Will you go right out and pop for the first car you see? A '01 of people do-and end up driving so.called low-priced cors that cosi as much-or more-than this full-size Olds 88. There's no reason for you to do this. You can enjoy all Ihe advantages an 88 offers. Smooth ride (Olds 88's a anO wheelbase is a full 123 inches.l Impressive response (Rocket 350 V-B, standard.) And on abundance of room and comfort (Olds seals are nearly 5 feef wide.1 Most of all, you get the exira ossuranca that's yours in on Olds. Plus all the GM safety features. So before you make a ~nal decision, price check an Olds 88. Today. \ get with the Nehru bfuer now See your 'fholl~nl11!. lor cnl1(',~r nn,. hi!!h ~('hool :;ll1d('nt~ ha\.~' ... ''{CllI ran, too, _ . I,', ~,,",.nnteed or rOll dol1't l~.HY; • Achieve better grades • CuI down your hours of study • Increue your income with grealer knowledge • Our average gr.duMe re ,ds In 12 minutes what used to reo quire an hour • More th.n 400,000 g,.du,'es including the sMfI .,1 Ihe /,'e Prt~~ir:~nl Kenn~dy Learn to Read 3 to 10 Times Foster See the EVl!'lyn Wood Story~ Sun, clay, midnight, Ch,nnel SO, re'. lowing the Lou Gordon Show. C:dl ltl-::~\' I I ~,I\liHlr i I I ~1;1"1 t ': 11 ~0 II ~62 7056 ~ EVELYN W WOOD RfADING DYNAMICS 1101 W.shinglon Blvd, Op.lroit lAich. 4R226 . 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