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-1 .', ' .. \ •.' ,);:' .', ... ~ : l' ". .' \ -"t' f.' T~ .... > .' " . ~~... , , .. ,. December '. 1966 llation. less they be isolated subjct to legislation. ilii'J'W'ii'J'W""J ~ Page Four GROSSE PO INTENEWS lHappening' at U-Dleaves City Posts Filled By Park Council Unl.tl.atea l V.lewer CO'nfosed. Three re-ap~ointments to citYlwas Earl R. Perkins of 760 posts recommended by Mayor Grand Marais boulevard. _. ----__ Matthew Patterson, were. ap- The terms of all Hlree repre- ~y Elizabeth Stephens I another figure played solitaire proved by the Park COUDCllon sentatives expire on January 1, Wlth a grinding roar from the in apparent disinterest. Monday, November 28. Tw.o 1967. loud speakers £h fl' k' f " .. were for seats on the Ment • n d rb " e l~ ermg 0 Also circhng the dImly ht'l Board and one on the Board of Of!lcials for the posts are reea I m e I erately mlsfocussed cavernous room was a "pop" R . ommended by the mayor and to be broken. up by the rafters funeral. Beatnicks made tune. eVlew. .. must receive approval of the of a. g~mnaslUm, and ths slow less music at the wake of what I Re-appomted to serve anot~er city council, under a provision revolutions of Wheeled plat .. w:ts apparently a fallen angel four years a~ the representa.tlye of the Park City Charter. forms upon which rested sheet- _ at least it had feathered of the councll and CIty admmls- . rl b' '. '. . tnt'on 0 the Merit Board was The Merlt Board hears and eh 0 Jects of van?us sIzes and Wings and. long gold haIr. K.; th DB Hollldge of 1051 rules on grievances submitted s apes, A H~ppenlDg began. , ~andles and Incense we:e burn- A~d~~on. . by city employes; the Board of The occaSIOn was the first 109 and the Clngellookea deader Sit d . t t Review meets once or twice a presentation in Detroit of a new than dead. P ekec e '1 agam, °thre~e~~~ year to review tax assessment art form th 1 h A h l' h h ld ar emp oyes on e 08r, , versit ' e p a~e was t e 1!ni- g .ou IS • young ma.n "e by the emp~oyes themselves and complaints. wa y of Detroit and the hme up a. ltv~ chicken at hlS un. backed by the mayor, was John There are five '!lembers on 2 s 9 a.m. Sunday, November co~erlOg. By what we were F. Dodge of 1035 Yorkshire. The the Merit Board, four of whom O. rel~eved to learn ~ater was a term is also for four years. are appointed by the council For roughly an hour one plat- s:~l1ght of hand trl.ck, he s?b. Named to another three.year, Ifor four-year terms, and a fifth, form after another was un- sdtuted a dead chIcken WhlCh term on the Board of RevIew elected' by the Board from the city.at-large, '. who serves fur two I years. The latter must be a resident-taxpayer. , The Board of Review is comprised ~f three Park re$idents, all of 'whom must be approved by the council, and all of whom serve a three-year ~enUre. .HEARING \ \; ;•.~ ~;".', AIDS BATTERIES , FOR ALL MAKES .F. p; CUIMO~D CeTtijied .HeaTi71Y Aid Audiologist CEORCE MUMAW A Cood Man To Know Thursday, December I. 1966 DOWNTIOWN FORD SALES Invites You To See George Mumaw For Your Next New or Used Car • The Most Complete Facilities!. . ~ in the Detroit .\rea ro U ' • Rental and Leasing Program11li8£ • Chauffeur Service to Your Downtown Offic) or Down. town Shopping 1\rea. Sales up, profits rising ... 18:J3 E. Jefferson W03-4700 WOODS JEWELRY, IRe. 19001 MACK TO 5-2231 covered \lntil aU the spectacles he proceeded to de.feather _ were mixing, separating, mixing through the wh.ole hour. At the around each other lik~ the in. end h~ was teanng on the bloody gredients in a slowly stirred entrails. An eve~ m~re complex pie. Additional flavor W:lSadd. form of pe~erslOo, If both c~n ed by almost continuous sound b.e so classifle~, was the deplc, from the loud speakers that t10n of a carmval barker buy. blared rock and roll, patriotic ing babies for trading s~amps songs and sometimes ~ust noise - by the pound. These were and three cameras froi'n the pro- handed :0 a solemn young man jection booth showing war pic- dressed fu a long black soutane tures, some backwards. aDd bio. who stirred a lar~e soup !lot. logical studies. One of the scattermg of adults A Happening, like the Bossa present, a yo~ng mother. con- Nova, is still too new on the fessed to havmg to leave the scene to be readil d f' bl room after contemplating this. y e lOa e. A ... . ~ d No one impression was permit- magICian l.mpass.lv~ sawe ted the audience who must keep o~ a scre3mmg viet! , .the.n 00 the move between the cirel- With tender concer •• tend en his ing stages to avoid a collision caged live rabbits and watered especially with several plat~ ~is ilowers. In ~etween sawforms using "live" paint. The mgs, he sat readmg the newsconcepts. often garish but some- paper. times "lever, showed much or- The closest to humor was igniality. the plight of the young man The script was written and who painted himself into il cor. aeted by members of the Arcr.i- .,er. He solved this dilemma by tectural School under the direc- simply covering himself with a tion of John Patrick Kenney, coat of the same paint. a young teacher of Archi.tecture At the p,nd of an hour the at TJ. of D. and Fine Arts at stages ~topped revolving and Wayne State University. lined u)> against the wall of the The four foot high platform room through which the audio set on large wheels were slowly ence had entered. With : n propelled around the room by American flag unfurled on the students under the platforms center platform and the strains and hardly noticeable in the of "We Shall Overcome" piped erratic lighting. One by one Dl. through the loud speaker, the rector Kenney uncovered the lir.e, which exactly spanned th~ concepts: room, moved forward. Like it Sex was repr~sented by a or not, while the projectors group of pretty girls dressed as flashed soldiers and bombers if for an adagio who proposi. and fawns and violets on the tioned other maie students. It walls, the audience was ignowas hard at this point to ten miniously saueezed out of the the actors from the audience, room through the passageway which was made of approxi. tltat led past the projection rnately 100 young people. The booths, and it was ilnished. victims in this pantomine always A discussion period was held escaped through a hole in the afterwards, at which the tludl. center of this stage with the ence and cast sat down together, loss of perhaps a necktie or for those seeking clarification. shirt. Director Kenney stated his Medicine was three physicians opinion that much greater un.' who callously left thdr patient derstanding was possible for 0.1 the operating table and join. those who had attended Friday ed the throng of spectators. and Saturday evenings' related, The patient, therefore, per- but not identical, performances. formed his own operation with They sounded more like A Calodine and band-aids. reer than A Happening to us, Politics was depicted by a huge but you couldn't catch even the poster of President John Fitz. third act of this new art form gerald Kennedy that one figure without being intrigued, stimu. continually whitewashed while lated, confused.-and impressed. • IPANY 'er • I. rantll )rake assemblies or Ibes. is not transferable Iy to failures caused or inadequate mainattempted by nons, accidents or other /6,000 miles: engine lould be changed. lir filter cleaned and axle fluid levels 12 monthsj12,OOO (closed ventilation :ontrol valve, thermbreather cap (1964 changed, and emiscarburetor spacer 16 monttlsj36,OOO )en ventilation sys- Iaced,l'nd universal dels) repacked. (On manifold to water hoke hose should , 24monthsj30,OOO 6 8-cy1. Mercurys h air-conditioning. coIns, manifold to hould b. replaced. Is, engine coolant IVery 24 monthsl One of those days when your phone means so much Whoops! The folks. And earlier than expected. So, you call the neighbor. for the roll-away bed you borrowed last time. The butcher for a bigger roast. The girl next door to pick up the children. Five calls to cancel the Neighborhood Mothers' meeting. And finally, you call your sister-in-law to tell her that they've arrived. What else in your home does so much for you, and costs so little? A well-established business is one of the most productive and satisfying forms of wealth a man can create. And perhap~ the most t:J6rishable. To endure, a family business, must have sound successor management. must withstand the impact of estate taxes. And because. a business requires excep;., tianaIly able. alert handling during estate administration, particular attention should be given to the choice of an Executor. But will his business outlive him? Succ~s6ful businessmen have found it highly\p.r.od~ctive to discuss these vital .matte~.with: their attorneys and a trust ~" .' officer ,!tom."'theNatiQnal.Bank . of Detroit. TRUST DEPARTMEN.T If a business belongs in your family's future. we invite you to arrange an early appointment. ~'rite or phone Edgar B. Galloway, Vice President (965-6000, ext. 2182). NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT WOODWARD AT FORT, DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48232 , .. F_ ,~ ~ .,.. ~ 'l' .~ ~< .. - (":', .. .,t " .. • '." {1 ~j ~ ."¥~ r(t' " i ¥' .. { ~ 1! @ Michigan Bell ~ Part of the Nltionwid. Bill Syat. , l " _5 sa ass'" a e; ... ; eOh in.o en" s. so. iz ••• as. betH..ti.,at3 sfbe'te.j 'g'c' "k, .. t .... 'n .. tt .. ,{6 _._.~_._.- "- _.
t .0. ,'".'!~.- ~. ~rt " *!" "; .. ... December 1, 1966 ~~~_._- --- -- ------ Thursday, December I, '1966 GROSSE POINTE NEWS • - _ ...... -- ~~ •• w. Em __ • C4 ......... ~ ... __ ..... -e: ~.~.." w .. '1'" """"UZZ4I5' ...,............, f' II i Page Five D SALES rge Mumaw Used Car The Pennsylvania Assembly occupied Independence Hall in Philadelphia in 1735, long before the Declaration of Inde. pendenee was adopted in the building in 1776. Up-To-The-Minute .. ;." .'.:.::, ..... ....... ;. Fashions ~he first airplane flight of the IN.C., lasted only 12 seconds and I Capitol pages attend school in I(jongress. Classes begin at 6'30 Wr)ght Brothers at Kitty Hawk, the plane traveled 120 feet. Washington in the Library of a.m. . : M A Fine Selection of -------~-------- on Open Sundays 10:00 to 4:00 Thurs. and Frl. Till 9:00 P.M. II... WE DELIVER on Order of $-5 or More ... ! ROSLYN I MARKET i Oldest in tl'e Woods I ! 21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd. i ! 884-3600 ! _._a_a_ ..-.~,.., ....-.~ ....... ~,.J .~-::~~*~1j I Mrs. John Huntington thought. there 8hOlild be a clock in the Village for shoppers and business people. She made the suggestion to her mother, Mrs. William Rust Pierce. The result is the new clock on the Walton- Pierce building, corner of Kercheval and- S1. Clair. It is 4' X 4', encased in stainless steel. The face is white translucent, illuminated plexiglas with dark blue numerals. You Are Cordially Invited To See The All New Pointers Had Lead Roles In Torch Drive Su,ccess our family's Uge an early dgar B. Gallo- 0, ext. 2182). \ I: 1 1967 OPEL Thursday, November 17th at R- ha dB- k :goal. 15103 KERCHEVAL VA 1.5400 Grandfather Clocks a Specialty Jewelry repairing diamond remounting Hoeberling Jewelry 20 Yeors in Some Location 14933 Kercheval VA 2.8509 CHRISTMAS i Residents in the Eastern Wayne area, including the Grosse Pointes, contributed a total of $413,326 to the 1966 Torch Drive in the house-to. I house canvass. This figure rep. i resented 104.8 percent of quota. I Small businesses contributed : $56,651or 126.1percent of quota. Total drive collections soared I to an all-time high of $27,435,- I 045, largest amount ever col- : lected by any united fund' in the •world. The total represents 110 i percent of the $24.95 million IC r UIC The money raised in the tricounty (Wayne, Oakland and Macomb) area will ur.derwrite the 1967 budgets of 54 health -~------ .----------==::.: and medical services, 68 character building services, 32 child II care agencip-s and 25 health re- I search In 18 services. successful campaigns, the United Foundation has American and Swiss raised more than $310 million WATCH d for the voluntary support of an I health and community services. CLOCK REPAIRS i Torch Drive General Chair- I man Ben D. Mills, vice-presi. dent, purchasing, Ford Motor Co., said: "This drive succeeded far bp.- yond what I believed possible. It reflects the fact the UF has built on solid ground and also Idemonstrates the affection this community holds for the UF and I its agencies." He paid tribute to this year's \ 130,000hard-working volunteers, the news media, labor, manage. ment and contributors. "The contributors of this community are the most concerned, best informed and most gener. ous in the world," he declared. "It is obvious they appreciate I the UF, believe in its objectives, trust it, and' put their money where their trust is." UF President Wendell W. An. derson Jr., of Grosse Pointe, presented Mills, a Bloomfield , , I Hills resident, with a silver plaque "as token of affection ~nd admiration expressing thi" gratitude of the volunteer workers and contributors as well as the thousands who will benefit from his tJDtiring efforts." . The Benson Ford Trophy, presented annually to the unit achieving the highest percent. age of quota, was awarded Ben C. Maibach Jr., chairman of the Torch Drive building and transportation unit which attained 111 percent of quota. President of Barton.Malow Co., Maibach lives in Redford Township. The presentation was made by Ford, honorary chairman of the UF board of directors and. chairman of the 1955 campaign. Under his direction that year, the Torch Drive passed the $15 million mark and moved to the top as the world's leading united campaign. A Grosse Pointer, Ford is vice president of Ford Motor Co. The 1965 Torch Drive under the chairmanship of Joseph L. Hudson Jr., another Pointe resident, raised $25,778,441. WELL EARNED REWARD Charles Thompson, crossing guard at Kercheval avenue and CadieUX road walked into the City Police station and request. ed permission to give chocolate bar~ on Fridays to the three patrol boys who help at his crossing. He said "they're such nice, hard working kids, I just wanted to do something for them." OVERDUE BILL BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The city treasury is $4 richer now, and some New Jersey motorist's conscience is clearer. The driver sent the money as 'payment for two parking tickets, both issued 13 years ago. SHOPPERS Youre the one who profits ._~--~-~-- -._._~--~ J----a a.. I • -,fl If! ---~----\. AJf: • 'III'1A IlIfffllY p 345 FISHER ROAD TUxedo 1-0502 MC)NDAY .. M!i1!si8litJ DECEMBER 5 ;A u .~ MEN'S NIGHT IS HY h'L;ga; &12 I .. '..: .. . f' ~ . i f, '1, l, . !fromgood~dependable service'; We're a no-nonsense camera store. We still believe the customer is al,ways right. Our carefully THE CAMERA 17114 Kercheval In the Village selected and highly trained sales staff will answer any of your photo questions or help you seiect photo equip. TU 1-4096 Open Thurs. eves. til 9 p.m. ment personally suited to your tastes and pocketbook. And this week we're featuring special demonstrations of KODAK IN- STAMATIC still and movie equipment. Please come by. A Grosse Pointe Institution CENTER I • 21st ANNUAL MENS. NIGHT MONDA¥" DEC. 6TH 7:w to 10:00 .NO WOMEN ALLOWED ATJacobsons Gentlemen, this is your evening. Your opportunity to shop in "peace" in a nowsman's land reserved exclusively for the male :mimal. Only our own helpful' salespeople to assist you in solving those "whatto-give-her" problems. Bring the boys-they will enjoy shopping for Mom and sister's gifts at her favorite store. Gift wrapping on the spot Monday, December S, 7 to 10 p.m . KARL SWEETAN, LION'S QUARnRBACK WILL Bi IN THE MEWS STORE I~ iI'
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