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i Next time you see... Helen (Mrs. CharlesA., Jr.) People_nThe Know
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Dean became an honoraryDoctorof Humanitieslast
Sunday. She receivedthe degreefrom Northwood
Institute, Midland• • ' Helen'samong thesefiior mere-
Dean, bers of--and of Lewiston a MOST road, enthusiastic say,"Hi, Doctor"...forMrs. worker for'Northwood
Women's Board., She's also, (hold your breath;
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Kitchen Coo_,Book In New.York. ;. we saw the Tina Lesser Sumr_
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even theJuniorLeagueof a PARTIAL listof Detroit, Mrs.D'saccomplishments
a member of Tau Beta, is,
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a formermember oftheboardoftheBaldwinSchool, i tap.gratedlemonrind ofTinaLesserOriginals at Walton.Pie_Vel
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Bryn Detroit Mawr, and Wayne Pa. County She's Tuberculosis served on the Foundation, board of has the
3 tbsp. lemon jmce
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dresses,, at home surpr_ses,..travel,ensembhs
rang costumes. " One " has a" san-msp_redcoatwhi -' ""_:1
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Navy League, serves on the Republican National Finance light. C_i_ ier t_lc_
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and Mrs. Charles A. Dean, IlI, and their daughter,
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and Mrs. Albert Navarro, journeyed to Midland for the tray: If tray is used, line with Delicious Accents . . . for basic beige are tangerine,_!_1
• degree.conferring ceremony, wax paper). Cover with leman apple green. Pick the most l_.coming combhmtio_ _ Qi_
i_ , , . mixture and top with remain- Pearone, 397 Fisher Road. There's tOOl poised ¢otlo_ _t
_' The Richard 'Lee Waddells' daughter . . . Sue, was ing crumbs. Freeze overnight, for summer "doings" at clubs and resorts.
_ in Paris last summer when she and an American girl Photoby EddieMcGrath, Jr. Serveseight. * *
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friend she met there were "picked up" by a handsome
man with a foreign accent... "He was dark complex,
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM KLINGBEIL, OF HAWTHORNE ROAD "The Mutschler Sampler... of Authentic Amishj
thing during his last fishing cry".., is a wondrous collection of recipesfor
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toned, College, sort (Gettysburg, of Algerian-looking?' Pa.), seniorthe from blond Rivard Gettysburg boule- "If you want something By Janet done Mueller quickly and well, ask _that interim stage, ion old to trip As...) always,Bill . notes,Woods , puddings, we discovered pickles, it at soups Mutschler.Kitchens,20227_
and beverages. We're_
_ yard wrote In a story for "Mademoiselle" mag_zine, a busy person"--so the saying goes. Appl,,yingthis cri- be campers,too young to be police and municipalofficial_nue,
because it is so interesting to readandthe_]
: _ "'and he insisted on taking us out to tea and later to terion, Bill and Sue Klingbe',l are naturals to head the counselors, so they've taken jobs have been outstandingly cooper.
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of how the two girls spent the next several days try hag
tO free themselves of the ."very gentlemanly" m_n's
Grosse Pointe University School Carnival Committee. __ waiting at a Charlevoix on tables, summer resort, ative. down to But, it, when who you hasn't? comeright should TUxedo be 4-37000 in everybody's or drop by file. the FOrs:Ore owrooms. infor_
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general Carnival, chairman--of which Opens tomorrow the '67 And, for Of theCourse, United he Foundation, "'does his offBut to before Charlevoix, Bill and Martha Fred and go carnival, There's the something GPUS carnival about ina Michelle... has just * returned * from Cali]oraia,
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old English major. She submEted
life
the
of the
story,
21-yeartogelher
afternoon at 4 o'clock, on the
school groundsin Cookroad.
on the
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Sue heads for Europe, and Bill BODYS fancy . . . Sometimes, See them
delightful sunny outdoor Califorga f_
at The MicheUe. Boutique in Leon's.l_! .
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with st|ek figure illustrations, in the magazine's "College But Sue's a good deal more
Editors" competition, followed it up with more sue- than just the lady-who-happens- Sue has her own Special Projeessful
assignments and was named recently as one of to - be - married_- to - the - ect. She's a Children's Summer
$0 "Guest Editors" who wiil spend June working for man-in- charge. Traditionally, Camp advisor, travels about
(Sr.) jets away on a business disproportionately so.
trip to Las Vegas, (."I've prom- "I don't know why," said
ised to give the Carnival pro- young Susan Klingbeil, apprised
reeds to Hugh Riddteberger, of her family's intention to visit
Mack Avenue... along w_th all the other l_i_
day and evening culottes, dresses and ensemb_
"The MicheUe Look" . . . coming soon to the C_
i__i: the magazine in New York and Lima, Peru... the GPUS Carnival chairman's 3,000miles ing camps every all over summer, the United visit- GPUS take off!"), headmaster, and San BEFORE Francisco, I IExpo !tember, '67 "ANYONE en massewould next go Sep- to in Galleon this column. _a a style show. More information f_rt_u,_l
. . . wife heads the Personnel Re- States and Canada. Her special- thpre's The Carnival Phase to _a World's Fair if they could * * *
_ _:!i ;, iii _i bardIt'g Lucca, "that'time'°f'year" of East Jefferson ag ai_ avenue, • • • and has CarOlyIt penned Hub"
a
cruitment mittee --
ultimately
and whichPlacement means Sue c°m" is
responsible for proty
oh,rid, is
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match_g
taught elementary
_e camp
school
t° the be
It's
g°tten
one
thr°ugh"
of the most satisfying
i go to the GPUS
That's loyalty!
Fair . . . ,, Martha Gorey , . of 'Ires Chic Boutique,
York marketificking out:lmautiful:things:
ha_ ll_a il bi
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tribute to one of Grosse Pointe's loveliest annual June gramming some 2,6OO volunteer
blooms, the work hours during the two-day
before I was married," she
"but I feel I'm doing more,
says,
now,
been phasesin. the Klingbeils
"I've been in civic
have ever
work for 20 Seaman K|eren
at The TheGirl War Scouts. MemOrial, You Tuesday, won't want June to 6th missatseeinl_ l_:_p.m.ltlml all t_t!
Chle summer styles modeled and we're sure y0_'_ _
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With .rim2s on fingers, bells on _oes,
Our darling goes at _.ght to dance _" exactly "neutral"
work . . . My own camping exabout
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_i!_i:!i::i ":A_d ,airies,oIlowher iwrows val the boys, eiSer. Bill_One Jr:, would 16, and expect Fred, periences as thatmyourschooling. suburban meant as I feel children much strongly to ore me never operation. of thing, had such Normally, (a school tremendous this carnival sort co- S e a m a n Recruit Mark C. Be In The Pink . . this summer. It's: still the
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The gilded goblins, jolly gnomes
11, to be
ers--after
active Carnival workall,
they're both Unideprived
in many respects; they
need space, direct encounters
chairmanship), is a 'selling
. . But everybody I called
job'
for
Kieren, 20, USN, son of Mr.
and birs. Roger C. Kieren, of
fashionable way to go. Many of thenewer pinks.,..
stick, nail enamel and blushers are in andwai_:
_l_. ;:i ,And iJixies cox,h in cap and green versity School students -- but with Nature . . . GPUS volunteered. And all the 1635 Anita avenue, has been you at the Notre Dame Pharmacy. Twopinhm_
' volunteers really work! l've graduatedfrom nine Weeks of than one : . . light for day and a bit moredep_
_ _ _ All wandering _ar from _orest homes Martha, 15, at Liggett, and Real Nature Lover ,,
"":, i: !_ : To deck her robes with magic sheen. Susan, 8, at Ferry now but going "I 'think Nature is just about never seen such enthusiasm... Navy basic training at the Naval
_: I_i,_..... See thereshesta,.wls, her.lovelyself, toLiggett nextyear,areasex- everso gradually.
,_:_ }_i:i:_l_!_!:! , _, vt _, _,. " A dream in silk and ribbon bows cited over, and involved in, the constantly 0nly stable changing force leftenviron- in our percent Bill estimates of the parents, that about plus vir- 80 Training IlL Center, Great Lakes evening. We always carry both and make thetr_
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_,ii_ !{ ,[i ! ! Part b'prite, part _dc_a fl_d part elF: C_rnival .lls their brothers, meal I think it's important that tually an the students and In the first weeks of his naval for you.
, :z_._ _.... ..... Our _airy queen in furbelows. ' _hools Redprocate ''_ children learn to love Nature, teachers, tackle volunteer Car- ! service he studied military sub- * * *
• know how to deal with it, espe-inival assignments. Sue's Re- jects and lived and worked un- The Kaleidoscope... 16135 Macl_ at Bed_ord,:_
il ' : * * * posters at Liggett, (and Liggett cially in view of the fact that cruitment and Placement de- der conditions similar to those a demonstration of how to make paper_otr_s_
_)_ :_i_ _ loveUest, _ (and to talk¢ most • peek. b_loved), at springgardens? one Of The POinte_s Drive '-after
Antiques
all, turn about is fair much more leisure time than sifted that she needs five "first
Show posters at GPUS they, as adults, will have so pertinent is so'large and divership
or at hisfirstshore station,
he will encounter on his first "The way, the Bloc_ Edison Festival", Calliope J_ne will 1st, be 2nd there,Thursd@t and3r_l
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PILFERINGS .not .whereexactly GPUS "neutral" is concernedhimself Sue Klingbeil started""" in Camp dent girl recruiters. eran Navy petty officers.He -.. 16237 Mack at Three Mile, is planviag inter.
h0nie in Medlltllan • road---, .master, Frank J. SIaden, Sr., " " is" what. Placement to. dowork withby this writing leisure for vice-chairman, Continuous Organization Manpower co- bivilian studied life seamanship, to Naval service, as well he as eating events for ,The Block Festival." Hear beau.
From the Senior Men's CIub of Grosse Pointe, Inc. so right now, the entire glint- brochures, attending camping Undoubtedly, year-to-year Or- survival techniques, military fiful Mexican guitar solos by Ron Sdlneidtr tl_
. . . May Newsletter comes the following "nonsense bell family is in the midst of conventions, conducting person- ganizafion helps insure a drill and other subjects, see movies presented by Aeronaves, "l'aursday
narrative;" _ee how many names you recognize, (hint: The Carnival Phase. al investigations. She still does smooth-runing Carnival. The 7:30. For mort _mformation call 886-7070.
They're all Senior Men's Club members): play).
"We
Besides,
go t h r
Liggett's
olu g h various
head-we
all these
had.
things
They
--ought
especially
to know
the
lieutenants:''
committee tries
a
to back
c°'chairman'
up each
In making t_he transition from Friday. There ' will be * prizes * and * alI kind.o__M__
• key chairman with a v:ce-chair- MRS. OTIS U. WALKER, of
. * * * phases,".Bill grins. "We had a personal investigations, ("Every
"'Twos a 'DEWEY SCHUMER DAY. Above the cruiser for five years, then got time a directorchanges, a camp man, actually a "chairman-in- Earl court, is busy getting ac- The Circus Room... at Kimberly, 20311,MackA_l
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MARSH every RICE REID glistened
Overhead flew a DOWNIE CRAIN
tired of that: ... Now
a pla_ up north,
we have should be re-evaluated; each di- training"
rector has a.diffeient education- Last
for the following year. quainter with TWO new grand- holds many delights. We like the Saratoga ffu_L!i
year, Bill Klingbeil sons! THOMASAMOND8toTOUS'MR, a sturdy box for attractive storing.., three-ninth4
!_!i_ }i and a BLACK CROWE. A KUHN scuttled across the and we're currently skiing . . el b a e k g r o u n d, different served as vice-chairman for his CANY was born May Then there are hand-made floppy frogs whichf_._
RHODE, under a MULLEN and went into HEIDEN Nob_dy's broken anything ex- ideas...,'), next-door neighbor, William D. and MRS. JAMES L. TOUS- the most felicitous poses. You'll-be charmedby_.ll
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enough: i'm through with
lug;' eept me--one I'm goingsift!=--but to buy that a
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Mobile .
ski.
Sno- was
from Hong Kong in a camp in
theSheStates. recently She's placed going ato child Europe
this summer to review and
chairman. Mrs. KlingbeiI acted Touscany is the former ROSE-
Dahling, as Mrs. Dahling's '66 GPUSunderstudy. Carnival CANY, MARY ofMARTIN Whittier road. WALKER. Mrs. ing forget smocks that and freshaprons bunchforof children. flowers .... By _e o_lya _,,_
Paternal grandparents are-MR. * * * _J
Next year, '67 vice-chairman and MRS. A, H. TOUSCANY,Mirror, Mirror... the ]aires_ o_ the mirrors_e$_
BASTIEN stood a KAMM KNIGHT. in ARMOUR (a "We;re been th r ou g h the evaluate camps she represents Peter Stalker moves up to the of Provencal road. DAVIDLU- Sphere, '19849 Mack Avenue, they are ]ou_dd_ t
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STERN, HARDY, LOVELACE MANN) famed for his
hemic DIETZ in loyal DUTY to his KING, amonarchof
FULLER RICHIEs ...
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Traveling Phase, from Disney- there. .
land to Florida; I have a brother "I spend about' a half day,
in Florida who grows oranges every day, at my work," she
. .' We're talking about buying says. "I don't work when my
general chairmanship, and Mrs. CAS WIGTON, JR., was born
Stalker graduates from Man- May 16 to MR. and MRS.
power Coordinator to Person- DAVID L. WIGTON, of Hawnel
Recruitment and Place- thorne road. Mrs. Wigton lathe
dresser accessories, picture ]rames, kleenez bo_._
Manyare of gold filigree Come seethe styles=m
designs which mal_e lovely shower gifts.
. : an airplane . . . No, I don't fly husband's here, when my faro- ment chief-of-staff, former PAULA VER LINDEN • * *
"His SQUIER, a BAUDE chap, ARMSTRONG and _ YET._ -- but that drive up to ily,s home . . . Some individuals who lack WALKER. Paternal grandpar- Light.hearted, Lively.headed . . There are no _'
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and
a BERRY, was
ELY DENISON
BUYSSE
in the
NETTING
EDDY from
a
Cbarlevoix is a little tough..."
Bill, manager of an insurance "It's
Likes to Tease Her
almost an all-year-'round
;specific Carnival committee tities
deserve special recognition
ents are blr. and
Wigton, of Loehmoor
Mrs. O. L. ; hairstyles
boulevard, and tossy
in the summer or fall toshiba " picture. I¢$tl_ '
Iook with little hairpieces to give f_. :L'
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i_ WATERFALL MASTER! I'H KAFI'UR under a BROADBRIDGE a PARR of trout nearby. BIGGS'LOW-agency, your The.Pointe
and
ever
Sue
since
have
they
lived
were
in
arm!' he shouted to his LE_DER who replied, 'ODDY married. He's from an East Side
job;
off
I only
("WHAT
take
two
two
months?"
months
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Bill seizes his opportunity.
for
Bill
Bob
their
Klingbeil
work
believes.
on the project,
There's
Page, GPUS business man-
sage Ron and just Mike right of for 'Ires their Chic, daic 18700 Mack, read
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customers •.. $_.1_ •
ii BODKIN! EATON.' PHILLIP my casque; , they'll be GOODE family, versity SchooI, attendedGPUS' Detroit forerun- Uni- looks "September a litre and surprised. October." "You Sue ager--"He's, should be giventheALLman the credit who The Golden Galleon... * presents * * "The Mieh di_l_
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East to. Cheshire Academy,
"Suddenly in the distance sounded the HORN of a tromwhich he was graduated.
KNOW I don't work in Septemher
and October..." Bill grins.
"She really does a terrific job,
for the
There's
Dorothy
Carnival," BilI says.
Bill's own secretary,
Simon, a whiz at eve.
in a fashion show, every Tuesday 12:30p.m.._u_
... starting June 20th The Golden Galleonts
restaurant with reasonable prices localed_t_
!_/;i HUNTER, then the
from Lhe FORREST
HOWELL of a WOLF; and, presently Sue, a "North Ender,"
_ SLOWIN' a bit _ came the gaunt Kingsw_d alumna,
is a you know," he says, "she has rything from Boy Scout fund-
her own answering and secre, raising to Carnival coorc[inationi Warren.
_i!' SKELTON of a WILEY beast, evidently badly HIRT. It Also Have Duck Hunter tarial'services.. :" Proud of his --to insurance program. * * *
!.! was shortly followed by a yapping KERR and a St. Corn ple tin g their Family wife, he's not above teasing All monies raised through the We'll Ask This Question Again... How Ion
:: BERNARD. The knight in his FUHRY DREW one of his Circle is an American Water her). Carnival go into a GPUS Schol- _orr_p when Kitchen RemodeIers smr_st_
:_: BOWES and dew the FERRIS animal, a rare albino. {he Spaniel, Princess Abigail of The Naturally, all the Klingbeil arsifio Fund, providing finch., tells he time is J_'o_one to two weeks.0[_
could have used a GUNN, but that would COSSA- Pointe, (commonly known as children are campers; natural, cial aid for deserving students doesn't count the planning, stage.. At le_'t,._,',.,
,, "Abigail" or "Abby"). "She's ly too, in keeping with Sue's of outstanding ability through- ffta_e8up her mznd, her new kitchen _,_
:_:i: BOOM). . ." a wonderful duck-hunting dog," philosophy, they don't _1 gooff out the Metropolitan Detroit
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says..,
" "There are all kinds of or
area,
color.
regardless
Approximately
of race,
10
creed
per-
plashed. Visit the new s.howrooms ? 1521_t;as,,r_
":_ i!!: the idea The --story and continues, isn't it a clever but weidea? think by now you get[ Ijeers, Unfortunatelv, "we don't'hunt Bill ducks..." inter- to camps," ",-hesamecamp. Sue explains, "with all cent of the current sh,dent body _ Blueberry Pancakes . , . with whole berries at_ ._._
Overseas Mail Rates Increas ed tot fishing--preferably up around
]Bill does, however, do a iot
_the Arctic Circle. "I like to fish
ca'raps, Language camps, Art
kinds of orientations: Science
camps . . ." Last s u m m e r
Hope to Set
receives scholarship
This ),ear, the
Record
assistance.
committee
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also like the
treat. Enjoy
are delicious
cozy dining room with _eo__,ort_l¢ _ll
them at Wesffield's 15506 Mack _'_M1
"specials" for business men s I_l¢lR_l_l_ll
_ Iwhere you catch fish," he ex. Klingbeils were camping in Can- hopes to set an all.time money- are different ".¢pecials" on the
• Postmaster E_]ward L. Baker per half ounce to 20c. Airmail plains. . ado, Vermont and Wisconsin. making record, $26,120, WITI[- forget to bring the youngsters,. • and t them ekd
reminded mailers recently that letter rates to the rest of the A member of Ihe OxBow Cluv The two youngest were at a OUT raising prices. Admission - - on their very own menu,
increases in surface and airmail world remain unchanged at 25e a hunting.fishing club on the Farm camp. "very small, with is still 60c for adults, 30c for .=__ • *
rates into effect to foreign May o,,untries 1, 1967. went per to all halfcountries ounce. Aerogrammes and air post Au the Sable Canadian river, he's wilderness, flown into to a Sue good believes creative children staff." should for mentchildren. prices remain Ride andtherefresh- same, There's No,Parking Problem.... at Me tr_ort_ !
':i Baker emphasized that the cards to all countries except camps north of Saskatchewan go away to camp when they yOU ride The Royal Coachman eUl_, -t_t_l
increase does not apply to mail- Canada ._nd Mexico are in- and beyond Savlt 3te. Marie, to want to, ("It all depends on the or lower than, last year's.
ings to members of our armed creased 2c each from lle to 13e. fish for grayling and giant lake child; our best camper is Susan: "After all," Bill Klingbeil Service leaves Grosse Pointe every hour •• •
forces overseas. Domestic rates Items sent by air, other than trout. We sent her away for the first says, "people come to a carni- It's not _he [_ck of _un- ... TUxedo 6-1322.
apply to such mail which is ad- letters and parcels, such as "We're allowed to bring back time when she was seven, and val, bring their children to a
dressed
Also, the
to APO's
postage
and
rate
FPO's.
on surface
letters to Canada and Mexi.
small
cola,
packets,
and other
books,
printed
periodimatter
40 pounds," he says. "That's
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about half an hour's work. "
she wanted to go when she
six; we should have sent
was
her
toCarniva]'keep pricest°
of certainty of punish-
are increased 10c per piece At home in The Pointe, his to go when she was seven, we "We've got rides and prizes ment that i n c r e a s e s Military services were held on he is survived
co remains at 5c per ounce,
airmail letters at _c per ounce,
surface post cards at 4c each
to all countries except
Letters going by
Canada.
surface
most
tivity
continuing volunteer acis
Boy Scouts. He's served
would have held back another (ranging from a
gar to a weekend
Mercury
at the
Cou-
Pont-
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Wednesday, May
Vista, Calif., for
31, in
Major
Chula
Ralph
guerite;
Thomas,
and air post cards at 6e eech. transportation to all countries, as chairman of the Scouts' Lake- But she aLo believes that just chartrain Hotel), gamc_ and Wi)liam Savory, 44, retired Nancy; one ._
Airmail letters to Central (excluding Canada and Mexico), shore District, is presently
Active in Scouting
a _bout every child can
then -- but if sh_ hadn't
benefit
wanted
refreshments.
eryone can
We've even
have a good
made
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]/ World
Air
War
Force
II and
veteran of
the Korean
mother, Mrs.
two I_rothers,
havelowtim.soWethatWantev, ishrnent-- ., Major Savory Killed in Cras
• 1 c r 13c for the first ounce and from live Board and workin on an
America and the Caribbean area are increased from llc to member of the Scouts' Execuare
increased from 3 pe .,. g "
half ounce to 15e. Airmail let. 7e to 8e for each add,dOnadl Endowment Fund committee,
ters to the rest of the Wester n.OUnCe • Most . . surface printe ItrYin g to raise about $5 million
{"There's a lot parents can do In exchange for a miserable,
from a camping experience, a bargain with the weatherman:
to help prepare their children cold sp_ing, he's promised us
for camping, make them want!perfect weather this Friday and CTUI_I_ PS?,_I_UI8
_. -'-'_l]W_"
_..-:-_ ,lajor Savory
¢'llP, t't'3.1/as a pilot for
was employed
Catalina Vegas
tloward. . .,a
He was grt.d;'_j#l
Grosse pointe _iP.pi_
Hemisphere countries
at 15¢ per half ounce
The _irmaii letter
remain
"rate to
matter ts
piece,
Surface
increased
parcel rates
lc
to
Pertft)r the Scouts through endowlments
and gifts over the next 10
all years.
to go
This
. . .").
Summer
summer,
to Work
for the first
Saturday . . ." (So NO_'V we
Iknow who's responsible for
lhose Arctic air masses sweep.
,'_|lJ|_|U_,J4iY][K_/_[_Airlines.
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He died on Saturday, _as awarded _1_ "
-_[iMay 27, of injuries received' "ross =_
-,--_llwhen his pla_e crashed off Flying. _ ,^_ft0_"
.
Europe m_d Mediterranean Af- countries are increased 20¢ "It (the Fund) is doing very time, young Bill and Marthaling down over Michigan. Ob. _0229 MAC_--t:_wooq._llCatalin a Island other oeco_....
dc_ is iacreased from 15c ]per parcel. ]well," he reports. WON'T be at camp. They're atlviously, Bill arranged some- ----_/[ Formerly of Nottingham road, Force.