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We conclude our series of excerpts from the letters People in The KnOtD
of Grosse Pointe High School student Carl Graham, who 11 • b P t R
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CounterPoints
will return home in July after spending a year in France ASPARAGUS y a ousseau
as an American Field Service exchange student: HAM AND UPS
Check ... the new checks at Walton-Pierce for transi.
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Contributed by check dress has a jaunty Jacket WIth a perky. whl~e col-
November 25, 1967 .•• "This has been the period Mrs. F. Cole, Jr. lar and bow. A sophisticated black ~nsemble.ls wmdowof
trimester exams which are really important ... So ICooked asparagus spears paned with whit~ and b~lted. This collecho.n travels
I've been really studyLng, like for hours, ~hieh is what Cold boiled ham, sliced to cities and contments thIS summer and then mto early
m)' buddies also do ... It's paying off - a dissertation Pinch of soda fall with iashion and cool!
in philosophy got a very good grade, the history exam 2 C. medium white sauce .. .. * , k A
which I studied about 20 hours for, (in two days), I got Opt ... to be curly-topped because it is "the'. 100 .
about the seventh highest grade on, and in FRENCH - .•.•••.•. . 1 C. Imperial cheese French Perm-ahel gives you the. per-r:nanent basts for all
I still can't believe this one - I got the fifth highest " J@.' . Salt those natural looking curls. It ts qmck and easy o!!, the
grade out of our class of 44 We went to Brussels for I .,.• ). Cook asparagus with pinch of hair. We watched Wahib doinn one of his expert hmrcuts
the weckend of November 11 Brussels itself is, like!' .'\ soda (to keep it green) and before giving the Permabel. ~ot all that ~uch later he
most of Bel~ium apparently, intensely Americanized and I . ..:.••• "z ......• ~ salt. Roll about four .asparagus flicked the cml,s into place mto a flattertng comb-out.
Is really fort of an ugly city ... (We saw) the Grand' I ....N••~ ..,.: I spears in each tb.in slice of ham. At Leo-.'Z.17888 Mack Avenue, this complete beauty pack.
, Secure with toothpicks. Add • 393
Place-a court in the very center of the citv with all: : cheese to white sauce ~nd pour age is twenty-five dollars TUxedo 4.9 .
the buildings incredibly oid, ornate, and original, some i. . ...'.. ' "'" over roll-ups. Bake in flat dish . '" '" ..
as far back as the 1600's. (This is) one of the few places Il kN ' for 15 minutes in 375 d~gree In Tbe Bag ••• fUll and style. ••• see the colorful carry.aDs at
in Europe that is TOT ALLY old. No modern buildings. oven. Lemon accent after cook. Michelle's Boutique at Leon. They couble as heach bag~ bec~use
at all-too bad it was only in one spot. Belgium in • ing asparagus will give added they are lined with plastic. They're tagged with pr~etical little
itself is weird-you take a fork and depending which . flavor, Serves two per person. prices.
direction you go, you will hit country speaking one of ----..,...-. • •
two different langua~es-French or Flemish ..• SHAPE II. . .. ''..
Atwood Famil,.- Season Spanning. , . travel.wise transitional dresses and
:.: ,, ;.> ~~~ ~~wev~~v~~r~o sr;~~irnniE~~11s~~ )~?:~:::~n. ~hJr've :I_,;c:, Off to Europe ri~~;~b~e;~bfa:; ~;~~~ ~:~~~~e~rt~7 \~~~r:.r ~~~b.Pi~~~
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turquoise with a touch of tortoise are a few of the
November 27 (continued) . "Last weekend was Officers of the Special Education Volunteer Program, (left to right), DAVID WHIp. The Re\'erend~ and Mrs. Ber- chic choices.
great, too-the American girl from California came in PLE KATHLEEN KORNIECK, GEORGENE SHOEMAKER, NANCY l\tcGRAW and tra~ deH. Atwo?d and their 01< " 01<
.. , ' A"I "tARTIN daughter Betsy will leave Sun. - h
from .Rouen a.nd It was oh, so fme to see ~er and talk \\ ILL! It " • • day night for London where Whatever • • . your personal style may be Mutsc l~r'
Amen.can ag~iln ... We talked to an .Amencan student By Pepper Whitelnw ~-- .----. - they will visit friends. }Ir. At. Kitchens, 20227 Mack Avenue, can help you, express ~t.
here In Pans who. was an AFSer .In Denmark four Being a teenager today is more difficult than in I career opportunities in .profes- wood will go to Uppsala, Swe. Each of their designs is distinctive enough to carry a
y~ars ago-anrl whIle. we were sta~dIng. there, another our day. It has become a label associated with "way-out" sions dedicated at helping the den, on July 3, for the FoU!'~ single decorating theme bu~ be adventur0lJ:S. ~~x st1!le,~
~Irl came up-asked If w~ (the Cahf0,rman and J) were d . g k kie clothes poP. potato chips and a general I handicapped. , Assembly of th~ Wo~ld CouncIl and periods as the mood strtkes you. The "zndwtduahst
mdeed the French AmerIcans for thiS year-then she f a~~1~ 'f ,?O'ho cares" ' ~~---~--~----~- -~- "Our group advisor, Dr. Sos.1 ~f Churches whIch wlll.be meet- touch is what counts in decorating today. Let Mutschler
and the Denmark sludent saw each other's faces, scream- ee n 0 \\ . I th faces of thE:, nowsky has been fantastically I mg for almost L'lree. we~ks. Ilelp you custom plan an "individualistic" kitchen.
ed and cried and hugged each other, etc, Seems they BU\ th?lse ::; us ~h~n~av~::: ~~fl~~ens~ee he~p in the Satur. i helpful" Bill exclaims ... "We The World Council will have. . * * *
were BOTH in Denmark four years ago and haven't I O~Pthoruonul yg ad::;t~e cannot and day Swimming Program. Any i all thi~ he's a great guy," delegates fr.om 23 Ochurl.1clhbes Collecting Time ••• gather a bouquet of scents ata saviJigs. Many
h th . Jt' t h t h . WI Y n . " I from 180 natIons. Th ere w e Bo h E
se~n ~ac 0 er sm~e, s s range w a, appens In will not give them that kmd i amount o.f w~~k IS worth those Dr. Sosnowsky thinks the' a large number of -Roman' Calli. famous and favorite fragrances, such as rg ese's cco, are now
thIS hfe-two Amencans o.ut of .19 who ~ ere In De~. of a label. Proof of the sense happy smiles, she adds. group's members are pretty olic observers. The World Coun- s.,ecially prIced at tbe Notre Dame Pharmacy. If you're in tbe
mar~ four years ago meet In Pans-I would be ~keptI- of responsihility to others, pre. The Vice-President great too ... they have a won. cil has member churches in the collecting mood .•• RevIon's complete package of Nail.Builders
cal If I hadn't been there ... "Tomorrow I'm gomg to sent in our young adults comes Sixtee~. year -old Georgene derful working arrangement. Greek and Russian Orthodox wiD help end splitting and peeling ••• three dollars.
eat lunch with a French guy whose son is in the States I to light in a newly formed Shoemaker, next year's vice- Ii any of you know a teen. churches, as weJ! as Anglican .. * ..
currently ... Apparently he has somehow wangled it gr,oup from Grosse Poin~e Soulh president. d,aughter of Mr~, ager who is looking for some. churches and most of tile ~ajor Keep In Contact ... while on vacation with friendly
so that we're to take aperitifs with the MAYOR of some Hl~h School, the SpeCial Edu. Patricia Shoemake~. of 51. Clall' thing worthwhile to occupy him- Protestant deno~inations: little notes on Montag's gay, colorful stationery. .Pads
city-Chee ... " catIOn Volunleer Program. . avenue, h~s two sisters; K~Uy, self with this summer, tell There will be six sections for of high fashion colors coordinate with print.lined enol<
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tlonal help to hdndlc~pped chll. South HIgh ~chool, ~Im, .12, speak to Dr. Sosnowsky, and Mission of the Church, Interna. . ht f' t s r ht d tt d S' tte ed
December 20, 1967. At present l'm in a cafe dr~n and youlh I~ Grosse who attends Pierce JUnior HI,gh he'll share in the worthwhile tional Relationships, Christian eig y- 1ve cen s. ummer- 19 0 e WISS pa rn
stuffed with students, hearing a new Beatles' record on POinte a.nd surroundmg areas. ::md Jeb, 11, who goes to Maire experience these five teenagers Economic Responsibility, The paper in delicate colors is also found in the new 8ta.
the juke.box. Today was the last day of school before The. m~Jor .purpose of t~e or. Elementary, School: Georgene are having! Nature of the Ministry, New tionery shipment at The Sphere, 19849 Mack Avenue.
Christmas vacation ;md we got out at 1 o'eloek. We're' gamzatlOn IS ~he ext~lIS!o." of pla~s the plano, sl~gs In t~e Forms of Worship, and The * .. ..
. b k ' . Ivolunteer servIce to mdlVldual ChrISt Church ChOir and IS Christian ~.tvle of Life. Mr. At. Once A Year .• _ there's a special on Borghese's Mois.
gomg a~ to school at 4.30 hO,wever to ta.ke part In I children and younr adults. For hoping to land a job teaching Updegraff-Durie wood will work with the last turizer. You get double the amount for a single price at
an ol~ .~ench hlgh.sch~ol boys custom~m~l~g and I example, one voluntcer is help. swimming at. the City park this group. The meetings wlIl be Edward Nepi Parrucchiere, 19463 Mack Avenue.
marchmg ln groups etc. In the streets ... It s rIdIculous I ing a child to learn the latest summer. "I enjoy helping Rites Are Read held at the University of Upp. * .. '"
but fantastic great fun-the spirit in an all-boys school dance steps, another is helping people," she, counters when sala and the opening meeting
can be tremendous ••• " a child to build a reading queried as to why she joined will' be held in the ancient More Parties Ahead? • - • Plan on a new party dress to refresh
vocabulary, still another is the organization. Nancy Ida Durie, daughter Cathedral. your collection. lust unpacked and in Martha's Closet, 373 Fisher
• • • working with a child with severe Kathy Kornieck, present sec. of Mrs, Hector R. Durie and Road, some elegant long chiffons and short crispy-fresh charmers.
, the late Mr, Durie, of Detroit, ------ ..
Later that l1ame day, .• "Well, it is 10:30 and I'm visual motor problems, 1retary of SEVP, is the daugh- and David Edwin Updegraff, ,NO .PROBLEM . .. * , .
back after a wonderful hour running around the streets Meaningful F:xperience . I ter ~f Mr. and .Mrs. Jerome son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. There s little excuse for .a! The KaleIdoscope ... has a !1ew supply of ~lashc throwsinging
all kinds of Russian and German songs and our The aim of thiS program IS Kormeck, of Bllhrmoor road. Uptiegraff, of Neff road, ex- poor ex~use wh~n t~e world IS 'I ~Iasses. They ~ome In a drum motlf and floral
school boy chants, in a group of about 100. It was just to provide a meaningful ex- Kathy plans to attend Eastern changed marriage vows Satur. full ~f htt~~~te ~e_s:~_~ scatterl?gs. Twen~y m. a package .. cost from two to
FJNE, man. The flies (cops) appeared after one.half perience to those the organiza. Michigan University and major day, June 15, in Grosse Pointe three 'fIfty. Four SIZes mclude a sherbet at 16135
hour and followed us around for the rest of the time, tion serves ... not a baby- in elementary education. Ths Memorilil Church. The Rever- I Halting a IIirt""' party? Mack and Bedford. P.S. We've used them several times.
silting service. Dr. William P. summer she will he working at end Ben L. Tallman officiated.!. '" * ..
all four of them, going the wrong way down one-way Sosnowsky, the group's advisor the. CYO Girls' Camp in Port
streets in their big truck and everything. All the towns- and Chid Psychologist for the Samlac. Presently she works For the double. ring cerc- Decorators . . . have used shags as accents for years.
people are in on it and turn and smile as we descend Grosse Pointe Schools, serves as Iat a local restaurant two days mony, the bride selected a I Now they Ilave come into the popular price area. At Ed
on them and run by in a yelling horde ... It is the liaison between the student, a week. white silk, A.line organza and Maliszewski Carpeting, 21435 Mack Avenue, they are
k. d f t thO '11 I b" ld Chantilly lace gown trimmed i '1 bl . t . I C b' C ft' ha t
m 0 grea mg you WI a ways remem er . . . volunteers and the ehi ren, and I Bubbling with enthusiasm with seed pearls, with a cathe-' avaz a e m many ma erws. a zn ra s s 9 carpe s
.. • * helps the students select ex. I Kathy says. "I joined the dral Irain of matching lace. have interesting textures and come in so many colors.
h I . th °00 . William G, Martin, of Haw which includes: Rick, 16; Mary- while carnations, maline baubo
es m c 0 .year-old walls on the silver nver curv. 13 B b 11 !II th les and variegated ivy was
ing off into the mist as the sun shines down obliquely thorne road. He was rece?t1y anne, , ar ara ". ar a, centered with a white orchid.
th h th I d I I I t k b h f • t graduated from Grosse Pomte 8, Jack, 7, all of whom attend
roug e c 011 s'. ,ove y. 00" a unc 0 pIC ures 'South High School and is plan- St. .roan of Arc School; and The maid of honor, Phyllis
and I hope they wlll be good. . . :ning to attend Central Michi- Betsy, 4, and Billy, 2. Dibble and bridesmaids, Janet _
* .. * I gan Universjty in the fall. Next Year's ~ader Kay Updegraff, sister of the
March 14, 1968 ... "Today was the first summery! He has three younger sisters; I Current, vlcep~esldent a~d I>ridegroom. Marlene Durie,
day, warm etc .• since about September, ... We have I LIZ,' 16, a stud,ent al Grosse, nex~ years president, DaVid cousin of the bride, l!nd Geor.
P h ~ h S h I Wh I the son of the ianna Pohil, all wore maize
finished all our compositions now and I'm really too I omte N~rt hlg e 00 next. Ipp e. IS . Chantilly lace Camelot coats
. r. . . . year; Emily. 14, who also WIll Charles H. Whlpples, of Oxford
efgol~ISIcal not tt? bra l
g thIS tllme. It hdas a IdeePljYj unlre~l. atteud North; and Lynne. 11. road. He has a I>rother. Jim. over sleeveless gowns with i
ee mg ev~ry 1I11,e ~ct t lese gra es- re? y (on t who attends Ferry Elementary 14, and a sisler. Betsy, 13., lace Empire I>odic.esand linen I
have the ImpreSSIOn I ve done too great a Job at all School. Dave has worked with the. blended sheath skirts.
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and th~ grades al~e j!lsl unreal ... I'm first in Frenc~ Bill lo\'es to fish, golf, (al Fo~ndation ~?r Excertio~al! They wore mat~hing Chantilly
and Philosophy thiS time ... Unreal, unreal, unreal. .. though hc won't reveal what he ChIldren. .. We do anyth~ng I lace and chiffon picture hats and
* * .. shoot.) and drive around The IWe can to help ... from playmg ,carried small yellow baskets
Point~ 'on his Honda. He de-I games. to helping wi~h lu~~hes, i filled with miniat~re y~lIow
Undated • • . "In the sevcn months (we've becn votes a lot of time to working! to . tellmg a few Jokes, he i an,d white. c~rnatlOns ~nterhere),
none of us 11 (U.S. American Ficld Service ex-, with thc handicapped. He helps smiles. . mlOgled WIth IVy and ribbon
change studentsl has ever had the slightest incident or with the Saturday swimming Dave has been an Area I streamers.
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program and visits and cheers I Leader for the March of Dimes: George Moffett, III. acted as
anything but friendliness on all sides. Thc same with up a 20.vear.old youth who is and wiII be working this sum. i best man for the bridegroom.
some of the Embassy people's kids and other Americans paralyzed', Imer: as w,i11 Bill, as a rec-! Ushering were William P. Kim-
I've mct-some of thcm having lived here for years. In i Sister Inspired Ireatlon11 aid at. Barnes Ele .. l>a.II, Da~ Dunn, .cousin of the
. _. . .. When asked how he found. mentary School In the lraID- Imde. Wilham Glmmy, Robert
general, I fmd the anh-Amcrlt'an feeling non'cxlstent time to do so rnurh volunteer able program, Chances arc jf •.Jaeobi. Kim Kalz and Rohert ~
on a personal level-although there is a lot or, political work, Bill smiles and says. you'rc a teenager you've heard Reiner.
stuff, graffiti elc., against Ameril'an politics. Americans ""10 not thal busy. , . besides of. Dav~. lie. ~lays the I>~~s. For, her daug~ter's wedding'
'. . . I enJoy the work, It IS very gllltar WIth a six-member rock n and the reccptIon at FrI!S
and all tllIngs American ar(' ('ven consld('red most cluc satisfying, My sister. Liz, L~ roll group called "The Chances Crystal! Ballroom. Mrs, Durie
and snobby b)' lots or people-the biggest status s)'mbol planning to initiale a similar: Arc." He is also president of: selected a cerulean blue silk'
)'OU can ha\'c, short of a Rolls. is a Ford Mustang. It's program at Norlh next year. .. t?e, youth group at St. Mlrhael's . lincn and Chantilly lae~ sheath
f Id " I guess my enthusiasm is con F_plseopal church. with a full length lace coat,
a unny wor . tal:ious:' he grins. "We've been "We really hope man,I' more and a hat of shaded blue chif.
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told that our group is one of leenagers will offer 10 help in fon flo\\'ers. She pinned a cor ..
the few ~uch sludent organiza. our program." Dave stales, sage of white sweetheart rose~
lion.~ in the nalion. . and "Anyone of lIig-h Srhool age and minia'i1re carnations to her
Wl're proud of it." he adds. from ANY loral srhool ran purst.
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periences for the children. group J..lcause I wanted to Go ahead, be a decorator •.. it's easier than you think
t Utndated • 'Id' 'h'Th is wfeerlkebn~ltwhasRi~theresdtitnhg.L~'t Among the group's enthusi- share the fun 1 have in living A crowdnIfashionedt°dfd°drgan.ztha ... 776.5510.
wen 0 see an 0 e a eall- t 0 UI Y IC ar e IOn- astic officers is Bill Marlin. with someone else." We're sure roses an eaves sue WI
Hearted in 1198. Or rather, what remains. It's a real president, who helped Dr, Sos- Kathy has brightened many a pearls fell from her triple.
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Come In _ . • and see the new Holpoint built.in appliances at
citadel-on a hill overlooking the Seine Valley, acces. nowsky organize the program. cloudy day for those she helps. tiered bouffant veil of import-
Kitchen Remodelers, 15281 East lefferson. Let one of their ex-
"ible from only one direction. You look out through Bill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. She comes from a large family ed illusion. Her bouquet of
perts show you how to save money on .kitchen remodeling through
proper planning. Their interior decorator will do a color rendering
of your proposed new kitchen so you can see how it will look
before you decide to go ahead .•• LO '.2400.
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Rediscover , .. old favorites like chicken croquettes and
beef stroganoff of Westfields, 15506 Mack at Somerset.
We never prepare them at home any more but we do
order them there and they are delicious. See their menu
and enjoy well remembered favorites of your own.
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Avenue. Hand-screened prints are in gay colors. If you
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the basket purses at Ports of Call with colorful
nowers, fruits or vegetables on the felt lids coordinat8 Dicely
with the dresses.
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Plaza Suite? ... Well, it will probably cost you (for a
one bedroom suite) from fifty to one hundred ten dol.
lars. Compare prices here in Detroit. A one bedroom
suite at the Hotel St. Regis is thirty-five to fifty dollars.
We're not suggesting you miss a first class stay in N.Y.C.!
Never! We are mentioning the comparatively reasonable
Hotel St. Regis in Detroit for "top drawer" treatment
"for out-of-town guests or business associates. Single
rooms ... from eighteen dollars ... 873-3000.
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Notes ... from The Posh Studio, Inc .... Mr. lWchael
and Mr. Ron pr~udly ?nnou?Zce Mis,s, Dorothy, well.
known Grosse Pomte hOlr I;tylzst, has Jomed their staff.
Tiley are featuring Mr. Sassoon's and Mr. Scllacove's
short curly look. Try one of nine skilled stylists for tile
latest look in hair designs, .. 88fl.1377.
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J ancy .11C,raw. a .year.o Jom, The hridtgroom's mother
~enior, and daughter or the "We now have 37 active chose a champagne Alcncon funny) that when we
Doonan D. :'IIeGra.ws. of Briar. memhers." interjects r.ill. "and lare drcss and eoat ensemble The Posh Sel ... 18700 Mack "nnue is open now. If you drop
ff I '11" t f th" 'alwa 0 '
(' I roal. WI "e secre ary 0 e "roup IS ys ..rowmg, with matching accessories, and were bombing _ North b" , ror coffee on Friday or Salurday you'll he treated to Informal
I~r " organization in the fall. She' You know. wl"re lookinlo:for the pinncd a corsage of pink sweet Vietnam there were modeling of their hostess gowns. arternoon playsuits, maxi and
is an inlerested and intercst. average studellt, with a desire: hearl roses and miniature car mini skirwd fasbions. One of the boutique goodies is the newest
ing teenager. She loves to play to help others .. , grades have nations to her purse, protests from the pulpit swim cap that looks like a cllrly wig. For men's gifts there is
thl' guitar. sing folk ~ongs: play no "I>eari'l,l( on nH'ml>ership at When lea\'ing for her trip: _ protests from civiC a selection of ties and jew:lr y . ..
Ihe. pI.ano and Ihc ~ar~onJca. alL I through the Nl'w England f
Shl's I>een a GIrl .,coul for Vl'ar.Rounrt Program statcs thc I>ride worc a two.: group s- protests rom 4 Ways ... to get from the east side to Metro Airport.
10 yrars and has earned five Katr.lren add$. "Thi$ is a piece' yellow anrt while cotlon students - But now ," 1. Take a cab, direct. 2. Take a cab downtown and
Aide Ilal.~. (raeh har reqlllres year round program, on a onr. tl'xlured ,'llit. with matching: when the Viet Cong is tran::;fer to a. bus .. 3. Dri,ve your car. 4. Ride the Royal
50 hours of work prr year). Shr toollr I>asis, II really doe,~n't accessories. Coachman Llmousme, direct, at one.half the price of
, ,sings. in Ihe high .~rhool choir require a lot of time; you Thr rouple will make their' reducing Saigon to a cab. with no inconvenient transfers to make and avoid
,.~.lId IS a past ofhrcr of the ran ..~pend anywiu.rr from onr home in Westland.
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I ashes _ ki Ifing women, parking problems. If you prefer number 4 ..• phone
i ~uturl' l\:urs~s Clul>. Nancy 10 flvc hours a wed With thosr In September 'Irs Upde: chl'ldren, 'nd CI'vl'II'ans ~; the Royal Coachman, TUxedo 6.1322.
, hope~ 10 rarn a degree in physi you help." . . "'.. : n
! (';,1 Ihrrapy, Thc ol>jrctil'rs of the orl!"ani. ~rarr Will r~sume teaching at. -the silence is deafen- , •. ... 01<
, Shr has tll"O brothrrs. ASN 1.ation arl' fOllrfold To provide S.Ollt~fl~ldH~~h ~chool and Me. . , ~' Whcre s , .. tile most conVClllcnt place to fiud 0 complete
full do.. n i 1)"l)hl('. ~Iatloned at the Naval vollinteers for as.,islinl( the ~:Pl"glaff ";J~ ~glO ~ea~hlDg Ing. . - iil,I(' of 11and-sell,n and parchmellt lomp shades? Wnq/lt's
,'Ir Statioll in Memphis Tenn., handic'apprd. to provide rduca l("nomlcs a ,as ern. Ir 19an __ ~4"If/s and Lamps. JRfl5() Mac/( Avcnl/e i:; tile answer,
Thursday Th,u Sund"y Only . and Bru('c. I~. who 'alll'n!],; tional cxprrirn('cs not IIsllall~. 1I1l'rrslly. STUnJOCAMEnASHo n
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Nate; You Mult Menti,," This Ad to Receive Thi. Wce~'. Special , l'arl'l'II~ .Junior IJigh. "I joined, found in school or at home. to ------ U K r ~ . .
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. , ('d lo hrIp .somcolle not as or Ihl' handicapprd and Iheir It's a waste of tim