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'.- ~, ; ;i' ,-.' ; . .~. i,. , , ~', Page Six Obituaries CORNELIUS DIEM A requiem mass for. Mr. Diem, president of Progressive Impression Die Co., was held ea11965-8000 GAS Alf=I CONDITIONING CCCI.- GUIET- ECCNCMICAL J... MICHIGAN CONSOUDATEO GAS COMPANY V NEW '67 DODGE DART G.T. 'HARDTO? $2427 Automatic, radio, power steering, console remote contnll mirror, etc. MACK BET. 1 & 8 MI. FIAT FLOOR STOCK ~soSpider 850 fastback;. JG). 13123 Mack necrr Dickerson ASK FOR STK. #1016 - HUGH.COREY'S- POINTE 'DODGE 124 Sed.'11 SALE EASTERN SPORTS CAR SALES ";..e: : Makethe occasion" more festive with f the elegance of', silver. In fine Wallace SilverpJate, a wine coaster protects table tops and linens. Removable glass liner. Gift.boxed, $7.50. Come, see:' our Wallace Silver Gifts. r "" " 1U4-7210_ Phone: VA 2-0466 i6835 Kercheval Ave. in the Village . LlANA LAURIE Funeral semces for :M:i s s Ljlurie, 20, of 986 Loehmoor boulevard will be held at the Verheyden Funeral Home on Thursday, August 10, at 11 o'clock. She died suddenly in San Diego, Calif., on Friday, August 5. She is survivl!d hy her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Laurie; a sister, Anne; a brother, Rubert L.; and her grandparents, Mr. and'Mrs. W. D. Laurie. . Interment was. in Roseiand Park Cemetery. .. .. .. VICTOB P. DBOOGE Funeral services for Mr. Dhooge, of 56'7 Lakeland avenue, were held Saturday, August 5. at 51. James Lutheran Church. Mr. Dhooge, an investment broker "ith Manley, Bennett. McDonald & Co', passed away suddenly Wednesday, August 2, in Bellaire, Mich. He was 54. He joined his inveStment firm in 1937 flnd became a part. ner in 1951. Mr. Dhooge was governor of the Detroit Stock Exchange, past president of the Bond Club of Detroit, and a member of the Seeurity Traders Asso. ciation, the Financial Analyst Society, and the LochmoorClub. Surviving are his mother, Alma; his wife. Dorothy; a son, Yictor P .• Jr.; a daughter, Mrs. Barry Everett; and two grand. children. Craig and Scott Everett. Interment was in Forest Lawn Cemetery. g{all~ 5{UfJust fR.ose dale Hybrid Teas Grandifloras Beginning August 9 20% off ALL ROSES GROSSE POINTE NEWS I Memorial contributions m.ay Knights Templar be made to S1. James Lutheran Church 01' t~e JIe~rt Fund. Week ProclaiIned The Woods Police received a call on Monday, Juiy 31, from - Friday, August 4, at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. THEODORE A. BLAY . . Mr. Blay, 83, of S1. Clair Detroit Cavanagh Mayor Jerome P. proclaimed August Detective Vigalette, of the De. troit police Department, who reported that on July 30 the Mr. Diem. of 1560 Torrey Shores, formerly of Neff road, 19.24 as Knights Templar Week Detroit Police had arrested r,.ad, passed away Tuesday, passed away Sunday, July 30. in honor of the Golden Triennial Linda Leise, 19, last addrcss August 1, in 81. John at the age of 60, Hospital Funeral services were held at the First English Evangell. cal Lutheran Church Thursday, bein" cclebrated in Detroit. 1260 Fairview, Detroit, ,.0.. k Sir Kmght Wilber :\1. Brue. ere' narcotics charge. for a Born in Carsonville, Mich., August 3. Burial was in Forest of Vendome road, G~osse POlDt Among her personal property he had lived in the Detroit area Lawn Cemetery Farms, the Most EmlDellt Grand were found a number of charga. f~r 4.5 years. lIe had operated hiS firm for 23 years. H h d f thO ItEr b lh h ~s an ~ de b Master. an~ Grand En~ampment I tes one of which was from a ... D' b f !ttr. lem was a mem .er 0 e t Iza e , e IS survive y wo sons, Harold P. and Norman C,; a officers Will be received at a JPa C 'Penneys She told the p e i a I ceremony Saturday ., . s ~ 19 in the police that on Friday she had the, Mack .A~enue Busmess' daughter. Mrs. Rus5el (Evelyn) morn.mg, .AUgUS1edr~1 made several purchases there. men s ~socla.tIon. He IS survI~ed . . by. hiS wl!e, Zimmerman; a granddaughter, Mrs. Louis (Rosalie) Jacobs; a ScottIsh Rite Cat l!p war d s.. of . 10,000. . Sir The M. plate was Richards. issue,! to of Sf. Earl Clair Rose; a son, TlI~lOthy. a dauo~' grandson. Harold Roger Blay; Kmghts, famliles an~. frlen~s Shores, who said he had re. ter, Mrs. ValerIe Kuczmanskl; a great-granddaughter, Eliza. are e~pected to parlJClpat~" 1D ported his plate lost on May two eph; brothers, Hen~y and and three Sisters, Jos. beth Mrs. Peter. Jacobs, and a brother, the first. Concla\:e .of Km"hts Templar ID DetrOIt m 39 years. 10. At that time Mrs. Richards' purse was, stolen containing Helen Sherry, O'Connor PIckard. and MI's. Mrs. J:larold RIchard .. .. .. MRS. ,fOHN 1\1. O'GO~MAN .. ,. SR A huge parade is planned for Saturday, August 1 9 , ~ t arr " t lDo a her plate. The Woods police were asked Burial was in lilt. Olivet CtJm. Henrietta M. O'Gor!"an. 92, a 7 p.m. f;;m Jhe ~~asomc ~em~l:i to contact the manager ?f J. C. etery. " .. .. resident of Grosse Pomte for 10 years, died at Carmel Hall July down . o? war davenu't the ~evI~wmg stan . OP~OSI Pth e e Penney's at Seven lillie and Mack Shopping Center and ask ALICE R. FLYNN 28. Interment was at Buffalo. Soldiers and Sailors mo~u: him to check these plir~hases. l services Funera Flynn, 80, of 15800 for Miss Lakeview N Y August 1 . .•.. She IS survived by her son, ment. One of the fea.tured ulllt~ Upon will be the famed D1'1l1 Corps of Detroit Commandery No. 1 Frank doing so the manager ld f j th t th' Ga a, oun, a e court, were held at the Yer. heyden Funeral Home and m. John M. O'Gorman, Jr., of Washin.~ton road, ~nd seven Knights Templar. under the rection of Sir Knight Alfred di. W. young. lady had on Fnday. July charged 28. $37.26 Clare Church on Wednesday, grandchIldren.' Wilke, Eminent Commander. August 9. A rosary was said on .. oj .. and Sir Knight Louis J. Asmus, Tuesday. Augl1"t 8. l\IIC11AEL IU. GATES Past Commander and Captain Miss Flynn died in Bon Sec- Funeral services for Mr. General. ours Hospital on Friday. Aug- Gates, 49. of 795 Lake Shore ust 4. She was the sister of Thomas and the late John. road. were held on Saturday. August 5. from R. G. and G. GOODBYE, MINI Frank, Mary Scharfenberg and R. Harris Funeral Home, and, While on patrol, Cpl. Patter. Edward. Interment was in Mount Our Lady Church. Star of the Sea son of served the Woods Police a minor operating ob. a Olivet Ceme;e~. .. Mr. Gates died at Bon green "mini" bicycle ea~t on Secoars Hospital following a Hawthorne near CharlevolX On CATHERINF. JENNINGS heart attack on Thursday July 22. The youth ran the stop Graveside services were held August 3. He had been a wate~ str.eet at Hawthorne at Charle. for Mrs .. Jennings, 81. of 356 inspector in Grosse Pointe VOIX. When stopped he was Hillcrest road, at Elmwood Shores for 15 year s. He was found wit h 0 ~ t registration Cemetery, on Saturday, August an auxiliary firemen. plates. Tbtl blCyclp. had no 5. She died in Jennings Hospital He WlIY be best remembered brakes. A ticket was issued a~d on Wednesday, Aug:Jst 8. for his active participation in the boy turned over to his She is survived by two sons, foothall in the Pointe and his mother. The mother stated she Dr. Charles G. and Frederick work with youngsters. would dispose of the bike. A., and a sister Mrs. Mary The Shores Police and Fire I HODke~ ' .. . .. Department flag was flown retirement in 1966, he was ashalf.mast in his honor on Fri- sistant vice.president at the De. NIKKI LYNN ORLANDO day, August 4. troit Bank and Trust Company. Funeral services for," Nilclei Attending his funeral were He is survived by his wife, Lynn, age 2, of 1000 Berkshire delegations from the Woods. Elizabeth; a daughter, Mrs. road, were held at the 'Yerhey. Farms and Shores pollee and William Heck; a son, Robert; den Funeral Home on Friday, fire departments. He was given two sisters, two 'brothers and August 4. She died in' Provi- Ii military funeral by the Shores four grandchildren. , . dence Hospital on Thursday, Pplice an~ Fire Department. Rosary services were held on August 3. Mr. Gates served with the Sunday, August 6, in the She is survived by her mother United States Air Force in Verheyden Funeral Home. and father Barbara and Nick. World War II and tittended Interment was in H 0 I y Memorials may be made to Idaho State University. He had Sepulcher Cemetery. ProvidEmee Hospital. Interment lived in the Shores for 20 .. .. .. was in Woodlawn cemetery. years. PAULINE G. McKIGGAN .. .. .. He is survived by his wife, Anne E.; two sons, Jerry M. Mrs. McKiggan died at her CALL VOGEL.Rm FOR ALL PEST PROBLEMS lJooit..yourSI If p1St centrol can be do-lt'Joursell tlCluble. Be safe. B. IUrl. CIII the experts. VogeHlilt _ TE 4-6900. 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~J August 10, 1967 Scouts Lend Aid To Riot Victims Sliced or Piece Maiestic Setter's Spirit Rises Above His BHndness Lying in kingly splendor on the floor of the family room (neither dog is allowed in the living or dining room, and they know it!), Pat I' i c k happily waved his plumed tail as he heard Becky, just 11 months old, being brought down from her nap by her 013- year - old cousin, 'Denise Hodgins. Becky proceeded to crawl all over the ------ gentle animal' and even tried to sample some of his long red hair before her mother could reach her. "Luckily hp-'s just been washed," said He 1e n Really Beat '68 Car Prices '67'Demos And Factory Official Cars At ... Rump or Antwerp Cut THE WORLD'S FINEST Stainless Steel Pol"h and Surface Preservative SHEILA SHINE Cleans - Polishes - prOI~c's in one simple oper~tion Also for Formita - Portel~in and Fine .Furnitur~ 11'0%. Aerosol Con S 19. DRY ONIONS Crouse, ,taking the young lady, who looks like another LittlE: Miss Marker, irito her lap. When Pat r i c k joined the Crouse household as a four year old, they were looking for a companion for Sukie, (the dach. shund), who was the same age. Because both Crouses were working they didn't wan t a puppy to train, answered an ad in a Detroit newspaper. They had to pass muster with his OIvner before he would let them take. Patrick, whose papers read "Field Marshall of Hagadorn" and who had won nine blue ribbons for obedience. "He heels beautifully, but he won.t budge if I put a leash on him - it's Ii k e tugging 75 pounds of cement," said Helen Crouse, "People often stop us on the street to remark what a handsome dog he is, and iTlany of them don't seem to realize Home Cured Smoked BACON 851:. NEW FARM STYLE POTATO FLAKES FOR DELICIOUS MASHED POTATOES Lg, 16.oz. Fomily Sill 49' ea. 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And for good rea~on. Ralph will earn five percent annual interest by putting Sl,OOO or more intime certificates. They give him the versatility of investing for specific periods, ranging from ninety days to a year. And, he has the option of having his Interest compounded, credited to another account, or paid by check. He can even space 0ff1C~5in tJri!f tJUltJ: 14555 East Jefl'emm Ave, • l' 44() East Jefferson Ave. 93 Kercheval • 630 St Clair Ave, • 460 MorOS! • 20675 Vernier Rd. the maturity dates of his certificates to provide a regular monthly income. _..- Ralph also has the security of knowing that his savings are in Michigan's largest bank. H you've got $1,000 or more that ,ou.'d like to put to work earning five percent, consider NBD TIme Certificates. They're available in certificate or pa~book form. You don't have.to be a c.P.A. to see how it all adds up. The National Bank of Detroit. the second lllost important na.me on the checks you write: NBD Page Seven ISukie ,:",as scave.nging BeCky'S! Ti eket IO'Dorer Nabbed in Woods I Lyons also bad $57 worth of lunch In the kitchen on the I ~ outstanding warrants in D t 01 . I k'd I' I ------- I e r01- specl~ non.s I 100 eum t~at Woods police officer !\Iarlin Lyons was placed under arrest He was then turned OHr to was I,nstal.led be~ause PatrIck I, !rombl'.'y observed a. car driv'l and taken to the station where IDetroit patrolman, Fred Gol. doesn t 11 k e slIppery floors. I mg north on Mack WIth no red he posted a $6 bond III ish Boy SCOlltTrooJl 19. of Maire Srhool. has had a hllsy schedule. On August 1. some of them formed a work team ilnd took up a collection of food ilnd clolhing to aid victims of the recent Detroit riots, Bolh a stalion wagon and a van were filled with relief supplies donated by residents of Grosse Pointe City and Park. The s c 0 u t s participating were: Mike Angell, J err y Beebe, Steve Shanck, Bill WoeI. fpl. Greg Wolfel and Steve Rip- PI'\'. Drivers Stanley Shanck and Steve Unger and all the SCOllts wcre impresscd with ,tll!> warm gencrosit~, of the I Pointers ,'nd wish to c:-press ,their thanks for help with thIS : project. i Then on August 6, the Troop I,held a friendship campfire at the Neighborhood Club. Simul. taneously, troops from all over the world light friendship camj}' fires. Scoutmaster Stanley Shanck read Baden-Powell's last meso sage to the Scouts and' then refreshments were :;erved. B)' Betty Stephens he's blind. He follows the side. Amiable Patrick, still in the i lights at tne rear of his vehicle I , walks, the sound of Sukie's fa mil y room, was groaning I on Monday, July 31. I Y ou ve seen them around the luxuriously in appreciation of I Farms - a males . t'IC I'rls h setter collar and our commands. Of his attentive mistress's petting. He stopped the driver. James i and a shr little dachshund. The course. eve r y . now and t~en He has fun, friends, family I Joseph Lyons, 21521Avalon, and I NE.WS f~rst sp?tted them mar. there IS a mlsunderstandmg. and health, and all's right with I issued him a violation for that I ketmg <strong>Wit</strong>h theIr family on the Yesterday we all walked to the his world. i offense. ; Hill. The small dog was leashed . I I" I to a post outside the market Idrug s~ore on FIsher road. At . In checkmg at the stahon I and the large dog was sitting one pomt we told him he could VIGILANCE the officer found that the driver beside her. go ahead, but he veered a little Freedom is not a permanent I had outstanding warrants at the Ifrom his course and bumped thing-it ends the moment the Woods Police Department and Maybe you didn't realize it, his nose on a tree. He always fight for it ends. ' the Detroit Police Department. because he minds his owner so yelps like mad when he hits --------------------- ------" well and follows the sound of something." the jangling tags on, the dach- Th . . shund's collar but P tr. k th ese . fort~nately rare lOCI. " '. a IC, e dents brlOg hIm even more ath ~"e, dark red IrISh setter is tention and in this case three blInd. fourths of his mistress's ice "He's been totally blind for cream cone. Patrick, who is about two years," said owner king-sized for 2 setter, they try Mrs. Woodruff B. Crouse when to fatten; curvaceous Sukie they the NEWS visited their home try 10 reduce. at 211. Moran ~oad. "Apparently Sure enough. when we left" the blindne~s IS a result of an I accident on a pheasant hunting trip that Patdck twk with my husband, Woody. He had run Yancy's up to make friends with a horse, but the animal became Hair Fashions IRENE HALL, Ptop. frightened and kicked PatriCK NO APPOINTMENT in the head, knocking him out NECESSARY for almost half an hour. Open 8:00 to 5:00 . . HERE'S A (i'REAI OFFER THAT'S GOOD RAIN OR GREAT FOR: Golf, home, car, colt •• e, offlee, Ihopplng, ole. Tickets Issued Following Crash Park police officers Richard Warren and Charles Petrie, ob. served while on patrol on Sunday, August 6, at 4:20 a.m., a car in front of theirs, which had stopped for a stop sign at Maryland and Kercheval, and then made a right turn, going east on Kercheval. Mon. thTU Sat, "W II e n he came to, he I Tuesday Evenln,. jumped up and appeared nor. by Appointment mal, but the following spring • Shampooand Set-2.00 • Haircutling-l.75 we noticed the first signs of Air Conditioned what was later Jiagnosed as 14637 E. Jeff.rsoll retina damage." Now, cataracts Plrkln, on Church Lot In flelr VA. 2.4414 are starting but since their removal will not bring back Patrick's sigh~ the Crouses have decided against putting him • through the pain of the operation. And the doctors who exalT,ined the 10.year-old dog pro. nounced him as fit as most sixyear-olds, despite his blindness.,. "Patrick has memorized every I I 4 We represent all airlines the prices are standard. and ~ "',,'; ~"ru~ inch of his own yard and home and the b lac k surrounding them. He's even made" friends wilh a dog that growls and barks at the rest of us and can find his way up to the gate of the yard he's penned in to wag tails with him," boasts his mistress. He al$.o enjoys lying in the woods up north at the cabin in which the family stays, listen. ing to the sounds of the Sturgeon River and things stirring in the underbrush. The car left the roadway and '-_----- I went up over the curb and into 'the slore front of the Mary Dinon's Custom Fafhion Shop at 15108 Kercheval, breaking the window. , Want a .econd Car " i•• .. f" Ollly 55 ., Jig/rls ~Wluhers . 'ett ViewMirror leltl, ftOllt & re.r Green )) Beans ~ 2lbs, 39 c The driver of the car was Julia Q'Driscoll, of 1112 Lake. pointe. In the car with Miss O'Driscol1 was Louis Vargo, owner of the car. Miss O'Dris. co)) did not have a driver's license. Vargo eXplained that he let her drive because he had been drinking. Neither party was injured. Three vi'Jlations were issu~d, one for not having a valid operator's license, the seconu one for running off the rORdway, and the third to Vargo for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate his car. The court date was set for August 16. IllQUIRI£S INVITED AIl'.es.AII Models fllpsoaleasing RICHARD o BUICK and OPEL A~ __ ,_I' _L_:::~~:~E:=~ , ." " .. ' 1 l' "" .' .' , l "•• ~ j.~,~.; , " : '. , . ~, ~..~ , 1
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