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Page Six NOW LEASING - LAMPLIGHTER RIVER APARTMENTS N. River Rd. on the St. Clair River Luxurious Apartment Life Atvaits You on the St. Clair River uuu N W-l-E S Less than an hour from downtown ... Minutes away from Grosse Pointe is one of the most deluxe apartment units in the greater Detroit area. Lamplighter exclusive apartments include two bedrooms. two baths, porch or patio overlooking the river .. , Come see us soon! Please call TU 4-0107 or 1-329-2295. .At Standard Federal ... ., In GROSSE POINTE NEWS Schedule GPUS Night Of Music The annual program of general music will be presented at the Grosse Pointe University School on Friday, April 28. Sev" eral groups from the music classes will perform, including the upper school band and choir. Featured on the program will be the Chapel Choir, a select singing group directed by Jean Diekoff who will be assisted by accompanists ~Irs. G e r h a r d Wuerscher and Joe Pehrson. The Chapel Choir will sing selections ranging from 17th century folk songs to modern spirituals. Making their second annual appearance on the Night of :.\Iusic will be the Faculty Chorus directed by Sue Hughes and accompanied by J"erry Hughes. Guest soloist with this group will be Richard Johns, conductor of the Grosse Pointe Com- ~ munity Chorus. Also providing accompaniment for the Faculty Chorus will be Henry Klein, string bass; and Tim Marks, drums. There is no admission charge and the program will begin at 7:'15 p.m. in the University School Auditorium. BREAK INTO CAR City Police received a report on Friday. April 21, from Dr. John M. Delaney, 701 Lincoln roarl, stating that someone had entered his unlocked car. park. ed at the side of his home, sometime between 6:30 p.m. and 8:15 a.m., and removed the gear shift knobs and stereo tape. The wires leading to the radio were cut. Police are in. vestigating. FACTORY AUTHORIlfD SALES find SERVICE • ZENITH • SONY • MAGNAVOX • B & W anci Color TV • Stereo • Rel:llM PI"ye ... • Rodio., • Tope Rel:arders Eleven Kerl:heval Ave. (acrOI' from the M'Iin Library' TU 6-4050 1 8 ;s't:.{t
Large Selection of Rose Bushes 3 For$19C Daisies • • • • • • • 91c dz. ,lants • • • 3ge or 3 for S1.00 GrassSeed •.• •. 5lbs. $2.95 \ ll;' ARayaIs and PerennIals are ,n now targe Selection of CuI flowers AllemoD Florist AND COMPLETE GARDEN SUPPLIES - East Warren TV 4-6120 119~ Pointe Rotary Alltiqull Shaw May 16.19. _ .. \.,~ there ;s a Brand New CADILLAC dealer out Grosse Pointe way. We need late model co rs of all makes for our used car lot. • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON MOST MODELS Paul McGlone Cadillac 15550 East Warren at Somerset - TU 1-6600 II · GROSSE PO liam Gallagher of 295 Riverside S ud re~e!ved a t~cke~ for reckless nvlte tents driving resulting 1Il an accident T '8 ' C and one as a disorderly person, 0 ee ottage In .the first instance, Gallagher _ INTE NEWS Duck Parade Ends Promptly ran mto the rear of a car driven Students of Grosse Pointe Residents of Notre Dame by Robert Winthrop Stone of High SchOG~interested in ob. avenue couldn't believe their 837 Trombley. Stone was stop. taining information about a eyes on Friday, April 22, when ped for a red light at Fisher carrer in the health field will they saw 10 ducks walking road when the Gallagher ve. be Invited to Cottage Hospital boldly d.own the street. Joseph h.icle hit him. There was exten. during National Hospital Week, Palms was herding them into slve dafnage to Gallagher's car May 7 to 13, to discuss their his yard as city polir/'! 'arrived. and it had to be towed away future plans with hospital de. He explained that the tame for repairs. 'fhe was driveable. Stone vehicle partment Under heads. the auspices of the ducks F belonged to the Thomas Gallagher and his passenger, Cottage Hospital Women's Aux- w~~~er~otOfh~~~e ar~~e, ti~~~ John Franklin Semen, were iliary, the Career Program will He volunteered to keep the t~en taken to Bon Secours Hos. pita I, for .treatment of injuries include a tour of the hospital as well as small group discus. ducks ed until the Frasers return. receIVed m the aCl'ident. sions with specialists in all • Later the City Police were areas of hospital activity. ~alled to Bon Secours Hospital M~s. Clinton R. Amluxe!1' Lutherans Slate ID an attempt to control Galla. president of the Cottage Auxl1. gher, who was acting in a dis. iary~ sent lette~s of invitation United Service orderly manner. He was hand. to high schools In the area, and cuffed and taken to the station Ralph L. Wilgarde, administrawhere he was charged as a dis. tor of the hospital, bas made Five area American Lutheran orderly person. special arrangements for the church~s will cooper~te in .an ~tudent visits AscensIOn Day worship service He was held at the station HAIth h" 'f' t' 't on Thursday May 4 at 7-45 e d' th . 1 f oug sigm Ican JD 1 - '" b n lIng L e paflva 0 ;udge seU," said Wilgarde, 'llospital p.m., at st. Paul Evangelical ~ug as .' a erson, w .0 ar. week gives us a special oppor. Lutheran Church, ChaUonte and ralgned him and placed him- on t 't t h' . Lothrop road First Lutheran $100 bond un! y 0 emp aSlze a serious S I '. _ ' • - proDlem in the hospital field a em Memorial, Calvary, First A G~?agher w~s found guilty and that is a critical shortag~ English and St. P!\ul combine prill, as a dl~orderly pers?n. of trained personnel in the annually for this service. Sentence was Withheld pendlDg '" ' .. investigation health fields. Featured Will be the Jomt . He added that while people choirs of the participating con. are generally aware Of the need gregations, under the direction for doctors, dentists and nurses, of Donald Dragoo, St Paul. The there is an equally serious defl. sermon will be preached by The cit of pharmacists, medical tech. Reverend Kent Lang, of First nologists, dieticians, physical Lutheran in Cadieux road, therapists, nurse aids and so. • Gives a full fertilizing of Turf Builder dal workers. Refreshments will be served at Cottage Hospital after the discussion groups on Health careers have been adjourned. Pvt. Leonard George Completes Training Army Private Leonard D. George, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo R.- George, of Devonshire road, completed eight weeks of advanced training as a combat engineer April 14 at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. During his training, he received instruction in combat squad tactics, use of infantry weapons and engineer recon. naissance. He also was trained in thl'! techniques of road and bridge building, camouflage and demo. litions, It may be true that money talks, but a dollar never talks back to the tax ,=ollector. ight NOW is the right time to apply ~~. TURF BUILDER plus4 thefertilizer that weeds. • Prevents crabgrass, foxtQiI, g0018gr055. • Controll dandelion, buckhorn, English .do isy and other rosette weeds . • Controls chickweed, dover, ground ivy, knitweed, black medic and other vining makes YOUj' grass • Prevents grubs that destroy multiply itself _:~..~: ~995 :~~o~.~.~ ~~$1195 grass roots and attract controls ants. moles, Why Shop Elsewhere _ YOU CAN'T BUY SCOTT'SPRODuas FOR LESS ANYWHERE I ft1. J. I NELSON LLEMON ~FROLUND GARDENSUPPLY ~1 on MACK I GARDIN~UPP"'IS AT UNIVERSITY I 19815 MACK AVE. ~~:~:~Si8'2:8i77: D:'::ery TU 1.6~33 I Keep Grosse Pointe Beautiful- Clean Up Week May 1 to May GUIDING HA1'II'D Make it 'a point to teach your children to be safety.mindedotherwise they have to learn the hard, dangerous way. Slate Chamber}l usic Program The Chamber Music Players wH1 present a' program, candle. light dinner and afterglow at the War Memorial on Sunday, April 30, at 4 o'clock. Included in the program will be Sonata No. 1 for Viola and Piano.Marcello, featuring Mar. got Krumel's viola and Camella HEATING AIR fILTRATION Zocbarski violin, Cecelia Ma. honey, viOlin, and E I e a nor Lorentzen, piano; and Britten's Simple S~"lnp:::ony, to be presented by the String Ensemble, Margery Aber, conductor. Ehrlich at the piano; Rubbra's Fantasy, featuring the violins of Mary Cosgrove and Seymore Kusher with Lillian Fr. i: ~ '."..:." . ?' ~ " H.' . ~, ,,' .; . ~"~'~~ ~.~ > .. f.: 'i':::,.' r;~ f~,.,k?", ~~ 1:j!f ~tr .i1F~~~' ~~ ~~i;.tf~. i?;i ~1(~1!r !~ ':11~".,-, :lj)~if j3ill f1~ ~! it:: ,jI;t ;p'j l;';' , E"'- ;~;i;fif ~f.;.~~ ~~ ..H~A'l.:Jzlo."t'~ .~{~~~;t~, riF
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