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