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Page Ten<br />
Novice Acts Carefree<br />
At Her First Vaccination<br />
By Elizabeth Stephens<br />
The waiting room of the vet.<br />
erir.ary hospital .iusf wasn't big<br />
enough f(\r the young SI. Ber.<br />
nard's tail. Thump - thump -thump<br />
it banked abainst human<br />
shins, until her owner pulled<br />
her rear end down on the floor,<br />
w.hereupon the great tail batted<br />
several pets who were hiding<br />
under the furniture. Final1~' the<br />
9O-pound puppy rolled over on<br />
hOlrruhh ..r .~pine and played like<br />
a baby with her leash; and the<br />
Check Returned<br />
By 14-Year-Old<br />
• OFFICI FURNISHINGS<br />
• D£$1Gt4ING .IHI PLANNING<br />
• LWI PLAN AVAILABLE<br />
A e-..... Seurce .. FilM<br />
'anlh'" Iv. __ PoiRtlt<br />
IU31 MACK<br />
II"SUO<br />
FURY III - 2 dr. H.T.<br />
AIIto<br />
~r ••tr.n", sf_In" $72<br />
V-i entllll.<br />
ptIr month<br />
CHRYSLER-2 dr. H.T.<br />
AutCl ••tun,.:<br />
power ,Ieerln, ~O<br />
1Inc1 IIr.ke.,<br />
outside mirror,<br />
wh .. 1 covefl,<br />
01101 II.....<br />
CROWN IMP~RIAL BARRACUDA<br />
COUPE $140 2 dr. H.T.<br />
Full'l<br />
tail dusted off a space in the<br />
middle of the floor.<br />
"I had a friend who kept two<br />
St. Bernards in the country,"<br />
was the comment of an awed<br />
spectator who was holding his<br />
trembling 1i t tie toy out of<br />
harm's way. "The same family<br />
also owned a Pekinese.<br />
"The St. Bernards used to<br />
pick the Peke up in their mouths<br />
and carry him off with them tt:<br />
the woods. They never hurt the<br />
little dog, of course, but the<br />
first time the owners saw the<br />
Peke lying on the ground where<br />
the big dogs had dropped him,<br />
not making a sound, they were<br />
sure he was dead!"<br />
Now it was time for the baby<br />
Leona~d MacEachern, 568 St. mcnster to go to the back room<br />
Clair avenue, age 14, reported for her shots and she loped<br />
to city police that he had found away at the side of her master<br />
~ check'for $.~7.19and a deposit like something out of BORN<br />
slip from the National Bank of FREE.<br />
Qetroit at St. Clair and Kerche- As a matter of fact, it's time<br />
"al. The writer of the check for all Pointe dogs to get their<br />
was Thomas West of 15530 shots from their vets and their<br />
Windmill Pointe drive, who said Iyearly licenses from their city<br />
lie had .ieposited the check, offices.<br />
plus ~ in cash,. at 7:30 a.m. in Although your dog's rabies<br />
the rught depoSIt box. vaCCInation shot is considered<br />
.. Upon checking, office~ Virgil good for two years in Michigan,<br />
G. ~eaupre found .the nIght de. modern veterinary medicine rec-<br />
POSIt box to be Jammed. Th.e ommends getting a yearly boost.<br />
~anager of the bank was notI. er shot for (l) canine distemper<br />
fied and the bof' taken care of. (2) infectious canine hepatitis<br />
1(3) leptospirosis, a bacterial in.<br />
fection earried by rats and dogs<br />
and transmissible to humans.<br />
Other important safeguards to<br />
your pet's well.being are re~.<br />
lar nail clipping, plucking hair<br />
from the ears of breeds like<br />
Poodls and Schnauzers, express.<br />
ing the anal sacs, regular groom.<br />
ing and' a diet, perferably com.<br />
mercial, which is nutritionally<br />
complete. ~<br />
Licensing at the Pointe offices<br />
is a yearly affair, of course, and<br />
there is no objection by city<br />
clerks to issuing dog licenses<br />
early, if such is still the case<br />
in your area. Don't forget to<br />
take along your dog's vacination<br />
certificate. .<br />
Call your own city offices for<br />
the' legal deadline, or watch the<br />
notices as they appear in the<br />
NEWS.<br />
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$71<br />
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ptIr _Ih ptIr montll<br />
Fnlturlng Chrysler Pt'"duets and Other 0<br />
Fine Cars and True","<br />
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Everue.ns, Borders, ~~<br />
Paths aid Slopes -.<br />
31/2 $275 Paygro readily absorbs and holds moisture • stays put<br />
in wind and rain. conditions soil, adds humus • guar.<br />
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882-8877<br />
A.wards Dinner<br />
For Kerby Cubs<br />
Kerby School's Cub Pack 481<br />
held its Blue and Gold Dinner<br />
on Monday evening, April 17, at<br />
the Gl'osse Pointe War )!emo.<br />
rial. Follolving dinner the Cubs,<br />
parents and friends enjoyed a<br />
demonstration of Judo by James<br />
Keeney and Richa:'d Roberts<br />
and an archery exhibition.<br />
Slides were shown by J. Harwood<br />
MU13chausen of previous<br />
Cub functions such as the Pinewood<br />
Derby and the Indian Pow.<br />
wow.<br />
At Ihe close of the meeting<br />
awards were given to Richard<br />
Fellows. Steve nogan. Chris Lik.<br />
ert, Kevin Bur k e, Timothy<br />
Tho mas. John ~1anos, Chris<br />
Munchausen, Kevin K reg e r,<br />
David Taylor, Russell Veit, John<br />
Shore, Danny Craite, Greg Bas.<br />
sett. David S t r a c h a n. Kurt<br />
Katzenmeier, Paul Jurusov, Bill<br />
Austerberry. Jonathon L 0 c Jr,<br />
Andy Bentley. Jan Allen, Mark<br />
Longsworth, Lee Cox, Kenneth<br />
King, Leonard Swansnn, David<br />
Curto, Kent. Severson, Horace<br />
Allen, ~lark Oetting, D a \' i d<br />
Sorge, Ken Lock, Kurt Mosher,<br />
~like Boyer, Kevin Donahue and<br />
Jim Curto.<br />
Hear 9 Cases<br />
In City Court<br />
I<br />
The City Municipal Court con. I<br />
vened on Tuesday, April 11,<br />
with Judge Douglas L. Paterson<br />
presiding. The following cases<br />
were heard:<br />
Michael Morgan, 1014 York.<br />
shire road, charged with viola.<br />
tion of probation:, Given six<br />
months more probation.<br />
Mary Black, (no address list.<br />
ed), charged with simple larceny:<br />
Found guilty and fined<br />
$25 with one year probation .<br />
LeMark Pleasant, (no address<br />
listed), chargpd as a disorder.<br />
ly person and with simple lar.<br />
ceny: Failed to appear-bond<br />
forfeited. .<br />
Anthony RoumelI, 706 Lake.<br />
pointe, charged with speeding-<br />
35 miles an hour in a 25 mile<br />
zone: Pled guilty and found<br />
guilty and fined $25.<br />
Anthony Roumell, 706 Lake.<br />
pointe, charged with speeding<br />
45 miles an hour in a 35 mile<br />
zone: Pled guilty and found<br />
guilty; fined $35, four sessions<br />
in drivers safety school and pro.<br />
bation extended six months ..<br />
Julian Swiencicki, 7734 COI\'<br />
ger, charged as a disorderly<br />
person: Pled guilty, was found<br />
guilty and fined $100 or 30 days.<br />
Laurence Craig, 25149 Rosenbusch,<br />
Warren, charged with<br />
driving while visibly impaired:<br />
Pled not guilty and found guilty.<br />
He was given six months pro.<br />
bation, no drinking. allowed<br />
only to drive to and from work,<br />
four sessions in drivers safety<br />
school and fined $100 or 30 days.<br />
Hugo Horny, 619 Barrington<br />
road, charged with running (l<br />
red light: Pled not guilty and<br />
was found guilty. Sentence was<br />
suspended because of a good<br />
driving record.<br />
Frederick Sholer, 102 Merri.<br />
weather road. charged with<br />
careless driving: Pled not<br />
guilty and was founri guilty.<br />
fined $10 plus four sessions at<br />
Drivers Safety School.<br />
Lt. James R. Foster<br />
Trains At Fort Knox<br />
Second Lieutenant James R.<br />
Foster, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
James R. Foster, 1977 Little.<br />
stone road, completed an armor<br />
officer orientation cours p at the<br />
Army Armor School, Ft. Knox,<br />
Ky., April 18.<br />
The nine-week course covers<br />
branch training in armor for<br />
newly commissioned officers<br />
with special emphasis on duti~<br />
of a tank platoon leader.<br />
Lt. Foster received his M. B.<br />
A. degree in 1966 from Western<br />
Michigan University, Kalama.<br />
zoo. He is a member of Delta<br />
Upsilon fraternity.<br />
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Burglary and Assault. We are winO:-,<br />
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When. "The Best of Second Summer Day Camp 120. For Junior High Teens, Sat- Samuel H. ~1iller, D. D., Dean<br />
City" com~s t.o Detroit, featu.re The Neighborhood Club will urdays, May 13 and. June 3 are of the Harvard Divinity School,<br />
~ketches \~11l JIlclude those ong. again provide a Summer Pro- the dates for t~e Inps. will lecture on ~lay 3, at 8 p.m.,<br />
mally wrItten. and pe~formed gram for boys and girls ages The bus ~vll1 ~eave fr?m at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian<br />
by Second CIty alumm: Alan 6.11 lltarling Ihe last week in Brownell Jumor 11lgh parkJl1g Church. Ilis topic will be "The<br />
Arkin, Oscar nominee for his June and ending the last week lot at 9 a.m. with return sche.d- New Fronliers of Faith."<br />
role in "The Russians Arc Com. of July from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. uled for around 1 p.m. RegIS' "The frontiers of faith are<br />
ing, The Russians Are Coming;" There will be two soctions: Mon. trations will be taken at Club always changing, simply because<br />
Ba.rbara Harris, who just reo day, Wednesday and Friday for office, 710 Notre Dame. and history and Ihe world continual.<br />
ceJved a Tony for her perform. both boys and girl~ and a Tues. should be made 10 days prior to ly put new questions before<br />
ance in "The Apple Tree" and day Thursday for boys only. the scheduled trip. . . man. Confronted as we are by<br />
Joel Grey, Tony Award winner The theme will be built around Miss Margie Sloan WIll be. m a revolution of radical dimen.<br />
for. his role in Broadway's top Disneyland with the following charge of the trips and also gIve sions. the future of faith has<br />
musical, "Cabaret." activities feat'lred: So f t b a II, instruction. been severel~' threatened.<br />
The troupe, which specializes kickball, newcomb, tumbling, For further information please "The shift from the mystical<br />
in satirical and topical humor, trampoline, tennis instruction call TU 5.4600. to the mathematical, from pray.<br />
is being brought to Detroit by for 9.11, field hockey, track Girls' Softball League er to the computer, from wor'I'<br />
the Grosse Poinle Unitarian events, square dancing, drama. Last call for 5th and 6th grade ship to research, has changed,<br />
Church. Th(' performance will tics, nature study and special girls from Grosse Pointp. schools our way of living and thinking<br />
be held at the Detroit Institute events. who would like to enter a Soft- so that we must ask in all hon.<br />
of Arts Auditorium, May 8, and Registrations for Day Camp ball Team in the Neighborhood esty: How we can praclice reli.<br />
will begin at 8:30 p.m. are now being taken at the Club Club League. Each team must gion, intelligently, in this new<br />
AU seats are reserved. Checks Office-7l0 Notre Dame. For be sponsored by an adult. age already born?"<br />
should be made payable to the further information plase call ------ Admission is $1.50 for adults, I<br />
Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church, TV 5-4600. Shot.t Scuffle' $.75 for students. This will be<br />
17150 ~!aumee, Grosse Pointe. Tennis Clinic ., the last lecture in the seri('s.<br />
Orchestra seats are $5, balcony 'The very po~ular. ~eighbor. No COlllplaint "The Directilln of Human Devel- I<br />
seats $4. hood Club Tenms Chmc under opment."<br />
------- the direction of Miss Stephanie I -- I jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - -~_.-. ----------------<br />
It seems fashionable today to' Prychitko will be conducted for City Police, patrolling Jef.<br />
wear our budgets unbalanced. five weeks starting Monday, ferson and Rivard on Saturday. MUSIC BOX srrUDIO<br />
-----------~--IJune 19. Classes will be set up April 22, received information<br />
for the following age groups: that several cars were stopped<br />
THIS WEEK'S 9-10 .Year Olds, Mon., Wed., there by Patrolman Ralph 15609 l\laek Ave., between Balfour and Su<br />
SPECIAL Fri., 9-10 a.m.; l~.lZ Year Olds, ~!oore, of thp. Park Police. Phone 881.2013<br />
Mon., Wed., FrI., 10.11 a.m.; Upon investigation they found i<br />
13.16 Years Olds, Mon., Wed., Peter P. Vas salle, of 18040 I leSSOl1S,rel1tals, sales and s.er1Jice~<br />
Fri., 11-12 Noon; Adults-Begin- Davidson, Det., and N!cholas<br />
ners<br />
and<br />
and Interm~diates, :rues.,<br />
Thurs., 9.10.30 a.m., All<br />
Fatsass, of 35~6 st. Jean,<br />
stated to offIcer Moore<br />
who I<br />
that<br />
We teach rock and roll organ, piano base .<br />
dccordion, drums, guitar, banjo, sax' and'c1=<br />
Ages.Advanced, T u e s. and they had been cut off by an Authorized epiphone dealer.<br />
Thurs., 1?:~0.12.Noon. Oldsmobile convertible at Mary. Guaranteed customer satisfaction.<br />
The ~hmc will be held at the land and Jefferson and had SALE-guitars and amps, used and demoF.• up to ~<br />
. cou.rts In Waterloo between St. engaged in a fight with the NO DOWN PAYMENT, low monlhly rat!!..<br />
ClaIr and Neff.<br />
Fees are as follows: Ages ~5<br />
driver of the car.<br />
While the sub ie c t s were<br />
Hours: 3 to 9 week days, 9 to 5 Saturdays, or byappO'<br />
and under: ~3. Jr. MembershIp talking to the 0 f fie e r s, the<br />
and $1 Chmc Fee; .Ages 16-20, driver of the Olds, Loyde Mc.<br />
We Repair Storm<br />
Sash and S<br />
."reens<br />
~<br />
Poreh Enelosures $5:. Int. MembershIp and $1 Junkin, of 3268 Fern Hill, Mt.<br />
Chmc Fee; Adulls 21. and over, IClemens, stopped and got out<br />
$10. A.dull ~fembershlp. . f h' ar Amino scuff1('<br />
ReostratlOns are HOW bemg 0 IS C • r<br />
taken at the Club Office, 710 elJ~ued. It was stopped by the<br />
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FREE ESTIMATES.<br />
Notre Dame.<br />
is suggested,<br />
Early<br />
since<br />
registration<br />
classes are<br />
offIcers. .<br />
All subJ~cts were t~ken to the<br />
IPOINT_E<br />
SetR- E-~ N &. s:r:0 R M<br />
necessarily limited.<br />
Spring Horseback Riding<br />
The Neighborhood Club is of.<br />
fering special Horseback Riding<br />
Park Pohce. S tat Ion. .~gt.<br />
T?omas ~IartIn ~hen notilled<br />
CIty Pollee. to IDfor~ them<br />
that. McJunkm. would be mto ~he<br />
SASH. INC.<br />
TU 1-6BO<br />
Trips for 5th and 6th graders<br />
and Junior High Students. Trips<br />
for 5th and 6th graders will be<br />
station to sIgn a complamt<br />
against one of the men who<br />
had struck him at Rivard and<br />
held Saturdays, May 6 and May Jefferson.<br />
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