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GROSSEPO'NTE NEWS
Grosse Po~nteNews tion aod ~~oder the trUitees I .~ a cheerleader at GI'OIIe
powerless to make the Deeded Pointe .South,aDd am proud u
, ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. education.1 decisions with the my scbool and the spirit they
OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL dispatch necessary to keep our have to back them up ~ DO
GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 public schools operating effee. one should look doWn OIl. UJ.
tively. Jast look at yourself!
5eeoad Class Postlg. Paid .t Detroit, MicbiJq Second,i deplore theactusa. Bev Uorenzke " y I.m,' p.m. ....
______ -------------- tioos of 'supposed' irrespoosi- . 65 Woodland Shore drive. '('I1e.et offlee dosed SUDday)
FULl,Y PAID CIRCULATION bility against a member of the .Mareh 2O-Mareh 21
Memorial Center Schedule
____________________ professional stali which Trustee Dear Sir: . *AU MemorW~ .sponSored aetiritles. Open to tile
Phone TU 2-6900 ArnoldFuchs made"Withoutdoc- I was very surprised to read Grosse Po....te pllblk. Hospital equipment lvall.ble for
MemberM1C~~TI= ~=:Ir_r~d.Il~~~ri~aJ A5IOdaUoD umenting his source and with- L. E. Vollmer's letter in which free loin: erutebes, wheel chairs, heatiDglaDlPl and hOi o
Wtekl1 Newl1\lllU RepreJeDIaUve.
IDc~ out providing the person' eon- he severely' criticized .the COlI- pi~' beds. '
t04 nflJl Avenue.New York "clew York 8Yranl"7100 cerned the oppOrtunity t(l be duct of the Grosse Pointe South
333, North iil~.D ~~ue GO O'I'I~ODe; f'1Danc/a) 1-2214 heard prior to making his accu- students at their recent basket. GROSSE POINTE GAItDEN CENTER AND LEND-
_____, ~_------=-.:.=.~- sations at a publicmeeting. Cer- ball game with Austin,. I had ING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost. on duty TuesdlY,
ROBERTB. EDGAR,.~ EDJTORaDdGENERALMANAGERtainly our profe~ional educa- been planning t4) write a letter WedDesday, Thursday, 10' a.m.-4 p.m. VqlllDteereon-
WILLIAMADAMO.._ ADVERTISINGMANAGERtors merit better treatment than complimenting both Aust;in~nd sultant on duty Ftiday,2-4 p.m. TV 1.4594. I
JANET MUELLER _ FEATURE'PAGE SOClny this! ~PSH:S students OD thell' fine Thursday M,8l'ch 20
, Thursday, Mareh,20, 1969
WItttI'6 .nw on
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We've Had Inqwries about membership in the,
Kerclieval on the Hill Association. We couldn't be
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*10:00 a.m. ~~~~~a, 1~~~~~~~.on. - Mrs. John Mcmore
delighted and next week we hope to, add to
BARBARAH. CICHY ,.......... ADVERTISING ---- were dealt 'with by school ~Ui: 11:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon of Grosse Pointe and Ure,following list of members: Frank Adam Inc.,
LILUAN KARR................. ADVERTISING Dear Editor: cials, incidentally. ,Harper Woods, ,
Bronze Door, Champion Real Estate, Colonial Fed.
MARYLORIMER ,.................... ADVERTISING The State of Michigan charg. If the misbe~a7ioi' Mr. Voll. 12:30 p.m. Women's Rel'ublican Club of Grosse Pointe eral Sjlvings. William DenIer & Co;, Francesco,
JOHN MacKENZIE _ _ BUSINESS es the Boards of Education with mer says he observed is Mr. Luncheon and Meeting. ' , Beauty Salon, John S. Goodman, Gray's Racquet &
~=E~~N .:............... '.' . ACCOUNTSthe responsibility of approving Voll~~r'sonly .r~ason, for en. * 1:00 p.m. FUlfilling .your Potential - Dr. John Hos- Sport Shop, Grosse Pointe News, Hamlin's Market
K EN~G , _ CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING bjlth the curriculum and the dorsln~ Parochla1d, I m sure kins Instructor.
Inc., Higbie Real Estate, T. Raymond Jeffs, Johnston
ALBERTAWILKE _ CLASSIFIEDADVERTISINGtext books use(in their school he'll immediately w'thd h' "
KAY STOUGH....................CLASS1FIED ADVERTISING'system. W1.thoutad.....uate de!- . . . . I Optical Co., Johnstone & Johnstone, The L~ague
KARlE XR ~.. endorsementwhen he hears
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EINER .: \. _.......... CIRCULATIONinition of the curriculum and several Bishop Gal1agherstu. . p.m. roup. upper orum -;, pea ~r ~etec- Shop, Marilyn Shoppe, Maxon Bros., Inc., Mr. DolO'S
r====================;f;;. the names of the text books to deotsgave the "black power tive Marty Trombley on Drugs. I Dmner Beauty Salon, Mister Sheridan Books, National Bank
IIbe used, it is impQSliiblefor u.s, ~aJtite"'4uring the Star Spangl. ,'and Talk $2.50 for, members; $3.50 fQr of Detroit, Paselk~ Picard.Norton, Pongracz Jewel •
.as members of the Board, to ed Banner. Their signs at Wed- guests. . ers, Purdy & Edgar Associates, Margaret Rice, Rutll ..
.Letters, to. 'the Editor
carry out our responsibilities. nesQay.l1ight's, game wit h * 7:30' p.m. ClassiCal Guitar - Brian Crowe, Instructor. AssociatCls, Chet ,Sampson Travel_Servic~, Sign of
H~dyour article, in the March GPSH~.i,i1,\tdid. the unfortunate • 8.:00 p.m. Yoga - Charles Friday. SRF, Instruct,or. the Mermaid, the Carl Sterr Co., Tappan, Real
'-""':"'----------------_~_--.J.12 Issue of the Grosse Pointe ones lllsplayed by South stu- 8:00 p.m. Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pointe. Estate, C. W. Toles Real Estate, Touth of Elegance,
Dear Sir: $OUri, 374. U.S. 74:, There is N~s, ll1'ef~c~dbr reD:!arksas dents on Mo?da Trail Apothecary Shop, The Vilhige Store, Dr. Carl
R. Von Gruenigan, Virginia Williams Gift Shop,
Maurice Wood, Inc., Wrigley's Super Market and
Young Clothes:
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Charming French Accent . . . for the mantle
is the three-piece set, including a French antique
.marble and dare clock with a pair 'of two branch
candlesticks se~ in the window of DenIer, 77
Kercheval.
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Interviews On Fashion . .• ~'
with Margaret Rice ... Spring
1969 ... the best investment is •
the costume ... dress and jacket-- .
or dress and coat. Under either
.the long slim jacket or the 'short .....
prim one, you'll find the season's ..,
newest dress. Wh~ther it be ~he sleeveless jumper
dress with a V plunge neckline or pleated silhouette
. .. all the way' from knife pleats to the popular'
flat box pleats; .. it will be feminine ~nd flattf:!ring.
The same dress topped by ,the long coat is always
a favorite and will find its way fo many changes.
The long coat . . " slim. with waistline shaping,
precise seaming and wide self-belting has a slightly
fuller hemline to accommodate full skirt dresses.
Whichever your choice, you'll fiJ,ld it a marvelous
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y . too., * 8:00 and 9 p.m.' Thursday Night Dance Club - Mr.
The ':teague of WomenVoters' a case law specifically appl)'ing 1 did, to Witthe.ollowmg: Smcerely, and Mrs. Ted Forrest, Instructors.
of Grosse Pointe wishes to cOl!}.this doctrine to privately owned ~.Th~t courses shouldbe bet- Nancy (Mrs. 'Paul) ShiraI' '
mend the Counciland ¥ayor of public,transit systems' 'arid the tel' defmed and book" ch06en A very proud South Parent Friday, Marth 21
the City of Grosse Pointe for non-applicability of the Mlchi- before the propOsedcour~esare . *10:00 a.m. F!ower Arranging - Mrs. Richard T. Ger.
its recent amendment of the gan statute that you. and Mr: pre;sentedto tbe Board of Edu. Dear Sirl athy, Instructor.
City Ordinance relating to Fair Stnrrs quote. Graad Rapids cation for apP~?vlll Obviously too much}iermis- 1:00 p.m. $15 for 5 two hour sessions. ,
Housing laws. City Coach ~s, be~, v. Kob. 2. That goodliterature knows sivenesll.lid tpe ,lack of moral • 4:00 p.m. Ballet - Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor.
We have written the following ertG. BowIet, et &1., 137 F. no color or. race ~ '. and.self~diaeipli1Mi' showed the * 6:00 p.m'. Parents . Wit\1out Partner!j.- - 'Potluck
letter to the city governments Supp. 667 (W.D. Mich, 1955).. 3. Tbat.jf we bave'no~, ..up differ~\ ..ofbeJjavior in the Supper.'
of the Park, Farms, Shores and Federal .Labor legislation con- till now, mcluded>good lite~a" students ;9I'(;l'osie.Pointe ~,Quth• 6:30 p.m. Theatre Buffet Supper - $4.00' tax and
W,oods to urge their adoption of tains no provisions for treat- ture, by Negro aut~o"!, that and Austin p.tep SChoolat a re. service included. '
some form of local fair bousing ment of public transit bus com- we have Peen .derelict In ~ cent basketball game between • 6 45 II '-
Iegislati~n. pany disputes in any manner duty.. , the two .lcl1oo1 ' 8 30 .
tor as well, have a role to play' Dear SI.. :~r~ rt~s:te~:'th~:I:,d~J~,le~:h ~;OUDdb.e stio.t~~ 1a~~.'~.,;: . cp.m. ~~:,rPiJlt~Theatre presents "At-ion in'
in the nationwide effort to .. u. hear the gigglesfor I Was sing- ,On the 20th, thl' sun will rite • . ...,,
achieve equalitY of opportunity , I. agree with. the other two ing ,myself and not listening to nd set. almost. exactly at the " Sunday, Mareh 23 . !.
in access to/housing. ladles'. wh~ think ~ack and others but concentrating on the east' and west points, .andthe 10:30a.m: Unity Centet for Truth - Church and Sun-
"S' • the F . ' . Seven IS sUpping, (FelJruary 27 words and thinking how won- day 8nd night. ate said to be . day S~h(lol.
IDee.,' Ilr. HOUSing~~t and March 6). de.rt:ullit was to have th'" gym o!equallen. gth...Bu.t'in ;'eality *1.2:30 .p.m. Youth ,C.ouncil.
of 1961l gl'les a political SUbdIV1- . .. , .. . " '" t >. ,
sion the pOwerto adopt and en. ,. I t~ it could.stand a g?OOfilled with such enthur.iastic he day is longer. * 3:00 p.m. Beginning and Advanced Karate ~ Sang
force an ordinanceon the local sweepmg to ,get rid of the d~, people. Although the sun is above . ..... , Kyu Shim, Instruct or.. . ,
level, we wouldllk~ to urge the paper a.nd GLA~... ,:o q.LA¥, Tl1~sIgnswere not aUapprov- ,tbebOrifun fO! 1Z'~ours, it.m.~l. ,7:30 p'.ttl. Gr,:osse,POlnt~ Theatre' Presents ".1\ ,tion;lP
establishment of such locaLor- GLASS.:Also, some (!Ontainersed, although they were required !Je. seen a few mmu~s before' Wroter.'" . \ '
dinances in the Grosse Pointe for tr8S,h might help. I think to be. But I certainly wouldn't It t'omesup and for a time after • ,
communities. We believe ,this 'Penney's, Kresge's, Woolworth~,give Austin too much creditfor .ft has s~t, since the light r~ys, Monday, Mareh24.
might facilitate the handling of Sears, Krogel'S a~d Hughes, their chasity or Iity white ideal!. ge b= a~ they pass through 10:00 a.m. Weight Watche;rs' of Eastern Michigan, Inc.
any fulUreproblems, since local Hatcher and Suffrtn and the I did not admire them a single ~~ sp ere.., ' .10:00 a.m. Cancer Center Worksllop._' I
enforcement machinery might o~her small. stores should bit for their vulgar language or e day and mght are more .12:00, Noon .Duplicate Bridge - Mrs: Marv.in Bourget,
provide more easilyaecessl,ble elthe~ do the Job or ~et after gestures, which occurred after nearly of the same length ,abo~~ ' Director, '
avenues for mediatioa and reo who IS supposedto do It. ! nearly every point for Grosse three days,before the equlOox~ 12:15 p.m. ,Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe' - Luncheon
Pit Th . Prof, Lash says.
dress aud assurance of speedy I'M sick and tired of looking 0 n e. ere was an ,att~mpt The, sprIng, stars and ~ ,. and Meeting. . . .,'
resolution of disputes. at the broken glass all over the to remove the one, (a~d tb~re constellations al'e beginning t~ • 4:00 p.m. Ballet...:.. Mary Ellen C90per, Instructor ..
"It is lor these reasons, as city of Detroit. was.only one 0p'sceneS~gn),Jm- make their ap~arance, but • 7:00 and 8:30 p.m. Folk Guitar - Alex Suczek, In.
well as for the good faith that . mediately after It ~as ~lsplayed. Venus continues as thebrigbt . tru t '
would be demon'strated"by the yours, Tr.uly . I feel that the wnters concern" . " ' s cor. .
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h I H tt ..' evemng star" in' the western 7:3,0 ',p.m. Grosse 'PoI'nte Theatre Au'dl'tions for Fl'orell'0'.
passage of such an ordinance, rs.) Ir ey ~W1 I¥y:be JUS~ to b~msh all e~- sky. Jupiter, rising almost di.
that the League urges you to 5064~ewyck street tnuslasm which eXIsted at thiS rectly in the east and visible 7:30,p'.m. 9600 Air Force Reserve. .
enact such legislation." . DetrOit game: all night, dominates the sky. 8:00 p.m. Michig'an Society for Professional Engineers.
Very truly yours, ,!,hls also.goes f0t: the hospi. Aceordingto Prof. Losh, it will 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Human Relations Council -
League of Women Voters Dear Mr. Edgar~ !.ahtyquestion. AUrIght, it was reach the meridan on March Professor Wineman "Inner City child-His
of Grosse PoinW' As one who attended the stated that Austin would leave 21, around midmght.' Sub:rtance and Shadow." , .
Marl'orieFischer, Pres,iden.t March 10 meeting of the Grosse first, but ~ WON! After five .Spica, called "Queen Star of • 8:15 p.m. "Know YourWines." Les Gruber .presents'
Pointe Board of' Education, I years we fmall d'f I Jacqueline Pitts, Human . y.won an th S . ." b
1 you e prmg, can e located by "Champagnes." $4.75.
Resources Chairman, read with interest the aCFountex~ec.t the kids to remain in continuing the~ Sweep of the .
_____ that appeared in the Grosse theIr seats, you're foolish. :And Big Dipper's' II and Ie past Tuesday, March 25
Dear Sir: Pointe Newbof March 13. May the only fight I saw after the Arcturus. * 9:30 a.m. Beginni~g Life Painting - Ray Fleming,
These lines are in regard to I take the Iihertyuofsupplement- grambewas one started and asked -'------ . IJJstructor.' .
the contents of your editorial ing your exce ent coverage or' y an Austin man who was Take the profit out of war?":" *10:00 a.m. Yoga - Norma Cheff, SRF, Instructor ..
. P N with expansion of the remarks not using very good judgment that's exactlywhat the profiteers .10:00 a.m. Se.rvice Guild for Chl'l"ren's HOSP'ltal -.
in your Grosse ointe ews I made at the meeting? in choiceof,words. d 11' "un'cheon. , a, ..
entitled "An Interesting Ques- oin a wars. ~
tion," In this editorial. you and First, it should be pointed 12:00 Noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe:"out
that Trustee Amold Fuchs '
Mr. John R. ~tarrs - whom seemed to want more than just Luncheon.
you characterize as, an "expert "information" which he osten. * 1:00 p.m. Life Painting - Ray Fleming, Instructor.
on labor law" - ~se a number sibly seek:s.At the'meeting he * 1:00 p.m_ Fulfilling Your Potential - Dr. John Hos.
or questions as to why certain k'
provisions of the "Michigan expressed a desire to review ms, Instructor.
Labor Medation Act" were not and to influence the selection 6:30 p.m. KiwanjsClub of Grosse Pointe - Dinner,
,resorted to in the Lake Shores of all the instructional materials and Meeting. I
Coaep Lines bus strike.' to be used in all the proposed * 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club. . '
elective courses. If this is trul', * 7:30 p.m. Life and Still Life Painting - Ray Fleming.
Since your editorial and Mr. this is a vote of absolutely no 1 tru
Starrs' letter are posed in'the confidence in the professional ns ctor.
form of questions, they postu. staff of The Grosse Pointe Pub. .,7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc ..
late an answer. Since it is gen- lic School System and seriously 7:30 p.m. Parents Without. Partners "Teen" Meeting.
erally considered to be th~ pro. undermines their effectiveness
fessir.naltask of a practicing at. It was pointedout.several times
* 7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Safe Boating. -
Theresa Hakim-Douglas Fiedler Wedding
torney - prominent. expert, or during the meeting that the de.
otherwise - to provide answers velopment of the programs and
rather than to pose questions cours' es In queStion were among
containing innuendoes ot non. the 11l0stthoroughly prepared
feasance and unlawful conduct, in the history of the schoolsys-
8:00 p.m.
* 9:30 a.m.
Reception.
Grosse Pointe Camera Club.
Wedn"'..sday, Mar"h 26
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Folk Art - Mrs. Wm. Pankhurst, Instruc-
I provide you with the following tem. In $ecking hito the matanswers
which I think your tei', I lInderstand that the trus. 11:00 a.m.
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Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe
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journalistic reSpOnsibilitieswill tees of the \loard of Education
require that yOu print in unal. had the cescriptive information
tered form: 'relating to the courses for ap-
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Cribb.1ge.
Portrait Painting - Carol Wald, Inst~r.tor.
Senior Ladies Club of Grosse Pointe - Tea
Privately owned public transit proximately two months before
companies generally a f f e c t last Monday's meeting. Trustee
commerce within the meaning Calvin Sandherg certainly had
of the commerce clause of the the time to request that the des-
Constitution of the United criptive information be more
12:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
and Cards.
League of Women Voters Luncheon an'd
Meeting.
Grosse Pointe Traffic and Safety - Lunch-
States. As such, they are sub- fully developed rather than
ject to the jurisdiction of the waiting until Monday night. Is
National Labor Relations Act. two months not "Sufficientime
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6:30 p.m.
eon and Meeting. . .
Ballet .-. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. '
Soropt)mlst Club of Grosse Pointe - Dinner
There is little reason to believe tv raise questionsand have them
that Lake Shore Coach Line~, answered by the staff?
Inc., does not fall within this With certain members of the
classification. That being the Grosse Pointe .Board of Educa.:
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case, state s atu es see IDg to on wishing to involve tern.
regulate the right to strike, selves increasingly in the daylock-out,
and associated bar. to-day operation and adminis.
gaining procedures. are pat- tration of the public schools. ,
.More than 100 years
of considerate service
Th l VT,m, R...lT ,lollondO. n
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. and Program. '
7:00 .p.m. Detroit Cribbage.
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.m. ° r - rs. m. an urst, Instruc-
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: p.r. \. Classical Drawing - Robert ,Rathbun, In-
'structor.
• 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet - Mary Ellen Cooper, Instruc.
ently unconstitutional when they wonder when they find the time
are attempted to be applied. to exercise their poly-m8king
There is direct case law on this Ifunction, the reason they were
point: Amal,amated ,"ssocl•. elected to offlce. Mondaynight's
tlon of Street, Electric RaIlway actions by Trustees Arnold
Motor Coac. Employees of Fuchs and Calvin Sandberg is
AlDerica, et "I. V. WiscolIsln another eXllmpleof the obstruc.
EmplnYllle. ReladOlls Board, tionist tac" t that have chanc-
WILLIAM
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Since l8SS
R. HAMILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON
CLARENCE E. OTTER
CHAPELS
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8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre - "A Lion in
Winter."
Thursday, March 27
.10:00. a.m. BraillE': Transcription - Mrs. John Me-.,
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amara, Instructor. I
10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. GroS'se Pointe Garden Center I
340 U.S. 383; D1v1sloa 1287, terized th, 'sp~tivo ((-rmsof
Ama)J••• W AslOd.tI. of office on ~.! .lolrd of Educa.
Street, E1eeCrle Rail.,.,. IDd lion. Unless they are checked,
Mohr Coacll Elllployees of such .actions could completely
DETROIT
BIRMINGHAM
3975 CASS AVENUE
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Bonsai Workshop.
Faculty Wives of Wayne State - Luncheon
and-Fashion Show. .
FulfiJJing Your Potential - Dr. John Hos-
A_rfca, etal, v. S&ate ., Mia. immobilizethe Board of Educa- kins, Instructor.
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Eye. Opener . . . is the name of Aziza's n~w
enlightening beauty experience.' Pre-trimmed and
fea~hered lower lashes are added to upper lashes for
a wld~yed look_ Eye openers are five ninety-five at
Trail Ap'othecary, 121 ~ercbeva1. .
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Talent Topics .... Pointers a~e discovering
Gino. He's the talented young California stylist
who has brought young sunny styles to the
Francesco Salon, 117 Kercheval ... TUxedo
1-6833.
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. Mister Sheridan-Books .. :.: 81 Kercheval bas
a collection ,of. beautiful hand •.made panor~mic
Easter eggs . . . the old fashion sugar confection
type: But here's. a brand new idea. If you'd like a
speCIal scene, ~rmg along the petite parts and have
them placed inside an -egg for a delightful personal
happy Easter gift. '
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Perfect Entree . . . to dellghtful' dining is a
Bronze Door gift certificate. The gold and white
certificates are available at 123 Kercheval •• _ for
a~y amount. : . good any ~ime. They make welcome
birthday, anmversary or thank you presents
886.1932.
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The "Grace': Line .' .. is, in at :Young Clothes,
110 KerchevaL This is good news for those whp look
forward to shipments of these a,dorable fa$hions for
toddlers, sizes 2-4, 3.1),.and Med.;-Med.-t.: and L-X.
The collection 'iriCludes'shifts with pants, bubbles,
short~ll~. O~e yellow style with:a cute chick is very
"'Easter'hmely~ .- ~,'. ~ 'c." ."- " .. '" '_..... " ,.
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Check List ... while Top
Shop-irig at the League Shop ..•
.newsy white po},ka dot!! on colorful
wrap or white striped ... ties
coordinate. Gay Mini-Magnets
hotd Mini-Memos:' Colorful papier-mache
banks are fruit abstractions.
Get great invi~ations
in the Top Shop for just about
everything:
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Clearly Clever . . . and so decorative. . . are
-the brightly pai~ted clay pots which holq color .co-
.ordinated bOuquets of painted flowers made' from
pine cones, garnished' with greenery. Gather them
.at Virginia Williams, 79 KerchevaL.l
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Pick A Pail' . '.' of American
Sheraton chairs,'circl! 1820. They. _ SIGN"
. make useful charming room ac- ~
. cents and are eighty dollars each.
. at Ole' Mermaid. .
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