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Biggest c Circulation 10 J A; ^mdnii m PER COPY Official Newspaper of the City of Dearborn D<-irb()rn $5.00 A Year by Mail The Largest PAID Circulation oF Any Dearborn Area Newspaper VOL :20—No. 30 K'JitorlBl !in(J Business Offlceg Second Cl;is.s PcslnRc Paid a. Iu340 M;cH?an A\e., Deaiborn48126 Thursday, July 27. 1967 at Dearborn, Michigim 20 Pages SHOOT HUBBARD i^: • * • • • Mayor Risks Sniper 9 Arrested for Toting Guns Fire in Riot Area on Ravaged 12th St. One Store S Looting! Bv ALEC BERllV Dearborn pclice have orders to "shoot to kill"' any Looted in possible store looters or arsonists who may have ideas Reported about coming into Dearborn, Mayor Orville L. Hubbard revealed yesterday as he toured the riot torn areas in Dearborn with menibers of the press and State Senator in City Lorraine Beebe (R-12lh District). SiiHpiciouH Negroes The Mayor and his guests came under the danger Burglars Exploit fihiij^ed from Park I of sniper fire at 12th street and Blaine, the recent scene Tense Situation of intense rooftop firing at police, national guard and .Nine men were arrested for . i U. S. Armv units who are trving to stop the chaos that CiiTrying loaded suns in auto­ 1 hieves, talcmg advantage j h^g plagued Detroit since rioting broke out Sundav. mobiles ancl three youths were of the tense situation cans-1 .^ ^ • ed bv the rioting, broi^e into | taken Into custcd.v for firing a several homes and busi HUBBARD blamed years of priming by Negro leaders jiun al police officcrs, as Dear­ nesses in the city Monday for the recent outbreak and said "It was only inevitable born experienced a .«imall share and Tuesday nights. that so much hate propaganda should ignite the fuse that of the violence of thi.s ucck'.s is burning Detroit. ^i;iuntic riot in Detroit. The home of CouQcilm.Mi George W. Bondie, 224S1 Out^r He warned, however, that Dearborn would not Wliilo upwards of $200 million Drive, was ransacked Mond.iy tolerate any of the victimizing "of those little business­ in dnmti^iit' from looting; and fires night. Nolhing was reported men who have worked hard all their lives lo earn a we.4 doaff lo.i>«troit btuiacfi.ses mis.siag. decent living." jiiiid .stores, only one establish- mont, thc Wyoming llardwnre At the home of. HcLiii Mur- The Mayor had selected Chiel; Inspector Karl G. Rlore, 7f>30 Wyoming, was bro­ man, 2752 F/alina, a win!: >l< thon, and an undetcrmirod THE MAYOR met with local members of the press amount of money taken. For the most part, it didn't. in his office earlier Wednesday afternoon and then ar­ Denrborn and othor suburbs werc relntivcly untouched. ranged a tour of the battle-scarred areas of Detroit for THIEVES broke :nlo the newspaper reporters and Senator Beebe who said Westborn - Chrysler d(;alers]iip she wanted to know firsthand what was happening to lIOWKVER, there were thc at 23300 Tuesday Detroit. .'\lso in the I\Iayor's entourage were his aides. nine arrests for concealed wea­ night and stole batteries from Ralph Guy. .Jr.. the city's Corporation Counsel, and 12 lale model cai-s. pons in cars, the three arrests Doyne Jackson, director of research and information. for shooting at jiolice, the loot­ The Westborn Aulci Wasli, ing of thc hardware store, plus The trip almost turned out to be a nightmare as the a few other incidents. 20020 Outer Drive, vas r.an- sacked Monday. Michac. Adams, two city cars made a stop at the intersection of 12th and BIai:ie. An indication of the fear the manager, said^he could find which gripped the city was an nothing missing. Boh Parchcrt and Sgt. Jack Artman who werc arMnymous report to police At the Wyoniing Hardware. driving thc cars, hnrriodly jumped out of thc cars— lhat thrre were three suspi­ BURN, BABY, IIURM . . . 'Hie oft-quoted outcry leaped into with a blaze at a National Bank of Detroit branch office, v/hilc 7930 Wyoming, owner Loui:; with Parchert carrying a Thompson submachine gun cious Negro men in the Schae* reality this weel; as Dctioit (-rujitcd into the biggest riot of looting continues around thi; area. Grand River is shown i'rom Redmond reported that t\K» and Artman a carbine—on the alert for snipers. frroters newsmcin attempted lo obtain hood, Youth Hdd .spokesman for the company :;t.id pictures of any sniping or ac­ • * • City Resembles *Ghost Town' lhat the thieves escaped with an tion. A short while lalor. loud .MA.NY Dearborn residents undetermined amount of loot. uuii.-^hols could be heard in tho ft-arcfl th.'d .Negro vandals would for Firinig Store viciniiy and police and army (Sec fiUNS—Pagc 2) As Stores Observe Curfew units ru.slied in thc diroclion of thc sniTin;:. I Dearborn hecame a "ghost 5:30 p.m. was City Hall, and il Some residents took thcir Judges on CaU in NE Area at Police [town" Monday as ."Stores and vv'as unusu.ally quiet. hunting rifles oul of storage, .'\t ll-al moment, no onc wcs 'businesces closed early or did fearful lhat thcy might have to During Eioting A ::;600 lo.s.s wa;- sustained by hit and the direction of tho sni;)- (r Reilly Three soulhcas'. D c .i r ;j o :• n Tlie "gjiost town" atmos­ a northeasi Dearborn hardware in'.^ couici not be seen hy tl'.e youths were arrested Monday |"^V«Pf=nat ali, lo avert trouble defend their homes against Municipal Judge lilalph B. phere was the result of pleas stor.3 Monday night in thc only Mayor';? party which maintained aflernoon aftor one ol! them al-l^'"""g ^'^^ Detroit not of this rioters. No incidents of home Guy and Associate Judge John of government leaders and use of these rifles occured, j case of lootinf,' in Dearborn dur- i a near-panic "caln Icgedly fired a rifle .-it Dear-i ^^'*^<^*'- L. Kadela pul them5elvcj- on Guards broadcasters for everyone to howevor. I ing the Detroit riot of lhi.s ! stay home during the riot. Al­ call this week for cases at the born police. j The Chamber of Commerce convenience of policemen. 1 woek. " '" Arrested were Donald Troll'jy, I set a 5:30 p.m. closing ticne most everyone in Dearborn Unlike other suburbs, Dsar­ The Wyoming Hardware DURING THE COURSE of Riot Area of 2778 Salina, Av.ho reportedly j (juidclioc for local merchants. stayed home. born did not institute its own The police were on 12-hour store, al 7930 Wyoming a half- the tour-interview with thc I fired the shot, and two cccr-jand almost all followed it. Even curfew, bul was within the .shifts instead of the usual eight- block south of thc Detroit Mayor, ho said that "such thin;;s I'olici- Chief John E, O'Keilly panions. Harold A. V/ilUson, of! drug stores v/ere closed. Families and neighborhood countywide curfew of 9 p.m. lo hour shifts, and the judges boundary at Tireman, was the wouldn't have happened hero. I V. ;l^ on the job this week com- 8860 Avis, Detroi:. and Troy \\. ' friends gathered on porches to 5:30 a.m. Traffic was unusually heard cases and held arraign­ store looted. would jnil a curfew into immccii- !'^iiling thc —bul Sullivan, of 2801 Salina. " * * I talk and wait for the anticipjiled lighl, even on heavily-traveled ments v.'hcnever the individual ale eff(>ct and shoot any lootc:\s v.i'i the Michigan Naticnal Wmi TIIREE and a half! violence which never came, roads like Ford and Michigan, policemen had time. TWO LARGE plate glass win- or troublemakers on sight. (•ii.ird in.stead of the Dearborn Willison and !>uilivan W-LTC hours of daylight lefl, Dear- dov,s were smashed, and a num­ I'oliii- Department. charged with di.sorderl!' be- -^rn's business streels seemed "This is a war! Tlie onl}' SOME BANKS were closed j ber of portable fans wore re­ way to stop it is with forcc!" '• Iti'illy wa.s serving his an- havior imd Trollity lor assault Utrangc and eerie, wilh the nor- Monday. The Eank of Dearborn ! moved from the window shelves. His frank lalk reflected criti- Ill.l! two-v,cek stint with thc with a deadly wijapcn. .-nal Monday evening flood of al Schaefer and Michigan was \ Sgt. Joseph Macri said hc '•'Li'-'l when tht rioting broke * * • shopping completely absent. Stone Placing Rites (See SHOOT—Page 2) open while a block away, al i was checking the alley west " t .Simday. Gov. Grorgc Rom- POLK'E said that thcy camc About tlic only thing open after Michigan and Neckel. the Man- | of 'IVyoming when he heard ' < '• cnilrd out thc Guard to help upon a group cl len bc-ys tile road in Detroit. residents with gaslight-tj-pe contractor gather to place a Malow, general contr£.ctor, con­ Where he wis dispatched was on Akron, Trolley reportedly thU week, but suffered slight 8 damage from a broken window lamps on their front or back date stone on the building front. struction is slightly ahead of • Obituaries not revealed. took oul a gun and fired one schcdule. Offices Looted shot al the officers, Thcy ! in cne door, lawns turned off the lamps in Mayor Orville L. Huobard • Church . ..7 A World War II and Korean order lo avoid focusing alten­ poinled out that the 2 p.m. cere­ When complcled, Ihe ihroe- Thieves ransacked the offices M.ir \fl»-r:in. O'Reilly. 49. has prornptlj' disarn.ed and irrest- jj,^ ^j^j^.^^ ^.jj^j ^^ ^^^^ tion on their houses. mony wili be held on the 104th slory structure will include a and removed a typewriter from • Sports 11-12 I" '11 -A Ilh thc .Michigan National; cd him. ; bom police as being located in anniversary of Henry Ford's 300- scat lecture hall, modern the Diamond Transportation '••i:'r'i since April. 1947. Hc is! one of the crime areas of the ' .14 CAWELOT THEATRE CAMELOT LOUNGE birthday, lie invited all Dear­ meeling rooms and exhibit Company, 6837 Wyoming, Fri­ • Entertainment . • i.rrcntly serving with the rank; city, closed Monday but re- ' born re.sidents to participate rtth BIG WEI-K Next Door to the Theatr* areas, as well as spacj for day night. • Clas-sificd 1;M8 "' major on the commander's SP«CUI $«l«ctlvi Bnjigtincnt opened Tuesday. Vj-lb. Charbroil Oround, Jl in the event. 300,000 volumes. Eugene Slcinmetz, an em­ Maif of the Kirst Brigade of thc llodoiirs ind ll*mmtrif«ln'i 4 Luscious Colden Brown Pieces of Store security police, and an I * * * "This library will provide ployee, lold police he discovered • Business Directory 19 40th Division. "T»l I SOUND OF .RAUSIC" Fried Chicken, 9Cc Julia Ch-lftot»»r unraarJccd Dearborn police car, I 5 Luscious Tender Colden Btown THE LIBRARY, being con­ the very latest in reader serv- the rear door open and the desks rrled Jumb9 Shrimp, 90c Aud«H«'t F«r Ty»twrM«r» call 5V-iO*Q fo.* Show Tlm«« guarded the store Monday. LU 1-3400 structed at Dearborn's Civic (See LIBRARY—J'agc 2) ransacked. Michigan at Otkwood iPU

P«9«Two *nbe Dearborn Guide, Dearbor.n Heights Journal, West Detroit Guide, Inkster Guide-Herald, Westland Guide, Cherry Hill Beacon Thursday. July 27, 1967 OILED WEAPONS COCKIED I OR ACTION 9 AiTej5ted for Toting Guns in Cars (Continued from Tage 1) ARRESTED with him werc L. Korle, of 22627 Garrison, come rampaging into Dearborn Alexander Grandsko, 23, of 7644 were stopped by police at a gas from Detroit's riot areas, but the Mead; Donald E. Jajincss, 23, station at Outer Drive and Mich­ Residents Wonder if City Is Next Target and Teny D. Laj iness, 24, of igan after they were reponed only case of a clash between BT BOBEKT SELWA is one of the joys of the :ieigh Jng over his T-shirt. toward Detroit where the I'ires Ordinary noises beoame, for Negroes and whites in Dcarbom 6761 Greenfield, Detroit. The by a WUdwood street resident OiMt N«w» Editor borhood. Ste doused her front ON ANOTHER block, a fam­ were burning and the violence many, suspicious noises, and involved a fe wboys at Crowley four were charged with carrj'­ Police said that they found i.^wn gaslight Ump so as lo not ily proudly announced that they going on, and they watched the people stared into tlie darkness Park in southwest Dearbcrn. ing concealed weapons and vio­ beer and loaded guns in the It waa a typical D«arbom atiract attention to her house. were armed and ready, wit;h cars coming in. looking for any sign of trouble. lating the 9 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. Volkswagen driven by the tVrO nclfbborliood, but it was an un­ tieir guns loaded should any of Every so often, especlsJly Three Negro boyu ectered curfew. typical night Ajdd as she tmd Wr :{irU They didn't want any trouble, the wooded park shortly after youths. The pa>ji* was arrested sat on tlieir fmit pdrch (Aat* liie rioters try to come here. in border areas, a Dearborn they said, but if it came, they 9 p.m. Monday, smashed a pop Stanzione is the Dcarbom for carrying a dacgcrou.? wea- M they aat on their porches, And on another block, tbree patrol car came by, and once added pointedly, they were talking wftly, with their radios ting softlj', a :rifl« uid a. bottle on the groimd, and resident involved in the Kendal pon and for violating the cur­ pistol lay within ^ach Jtut youths sat on a porch, with­ in a while a siren sounded. ready. street inc'dent of 1963 and few. on. reiidtstf wondered if the out any weapons, listening to attempted fo start a ;[ighl; \vith Dflta.'olt riotliiff ihrnM explode inaide the ;roni 4»)r. white boys playing in the park. the subsequent trial of Mayor At 3:20 a.m. Tuesday, gun­ Down the biMk; it mail and the radio, analyzing the riot, Into Dearborn. A nearby resideni, Andrew OrviUe L. Hubbard on charges shots were reported in the Ford- his wife kopt tieir three chil­ drinking beer, and sometimes of failing fo provide poiicc SitfTU were being deatroyed laughkig. A Kentucky Golonel Kecskes, of 24930 Carlysle, came Wyoming area. Dearborn police and looted only a hall mile dren clos* by a I tis daiknen protection durin;; a minor riot. arrested three men on the saoie descended. It was peaceful and quiet, out of his house to investigate, from the Dearborn boundary. there \^'ere hardly any cars, so and the Negro boys fled west­ Hubbard was found not fc"uilty. charges. What'f to atop them from com­ Tbe man ix a gun collector, few that when a fast-moving ward toward Gulley. This occured Monday night Taken inlo custody were Mor­ ln; in here and tearing up our and be has many spedal modeli;, car did come down the street, shortly after midnight. A short gan B. Swamier, 24, of 19o27 city? one aaUed. includicg • Gennan Luger. some people on their pordies time earlier, a similar incident Carman; Buel D. Lasater, 25, of <• « * THE NINE arrests for carry- He bid recently ptrt In a new eyed it with worry. P ing guns in cars involved wliite occurred ia west Dearborn. 1071 Adeline; and Donald Ott, no raOPLE wbo you'd al- car. ^^g^ FfATi/MH^ Till Found in the car were a 12 gauge Winchester automatic Heights Residenlt rifle, a barrel 16 gauge Savage rifle, a 30 caJber Ivcr- ^QBnp^ HOT DCiG Robbed in Alleys Johnson rifle, three boxes of 12 Rely on Your Fresh chopped o-iicn, A Dearbom Heights man re­ gauge shells, one box cf 16 gauge hor tosty chi'i, und ported *o police Sunday that lie shot?un shells, and one bo:c of 50 »picy nKKtord. was robbed and beaten by a rounds of 38 caliber saelli;. PHMMACIST! , gang o:: Negroes and a wliite MUNICEPAL JUDGE Ralph B. Guy was accorded another Cam* INI 7ry ene . .. er hvo .. . yeu^f lo¥t 'itm. The guns were lo.ided, and woman. special honor recently whi.'n he was commissioned an official police also found eight rounds Arthur Taomsen, 4220 Edge- Kentucky Colonel by the state's govemor, Edward T. Breathitt. of 38 caliber shells in Stan- wood, told police that the gang Judge Guy, a direct desc5.90 section of McGraw that was being repaired by Detroit 15di- MEN'S DMSS SUCKS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS son men under heavy anned guard. regularly 14.00 10.90 regularly 4.00 3.59 Several of the repairmen rec­ regularly 18.00 12.90 regularly 5.00 4.19 ognized the Mayor and greeted him heartily. One, a Negro, be­ came fascinated by the Hubbard MEfTS DRISS SHIRTS charm. The Mayor disembarked MUM'S WAUC SHORTS from his car, and under the Famous brand in short protective eyes and guns of sleeves. White and col)rf. regularly 6.00 4.90 i Parchert and Artman chatted regularly 5.00 regularly 7.00 5.60 with the Edison repairmen, who i had been under sniper fire. 8 One of the men produced a mws STXAV/ HATS PA.IAMAS AND ROBES camera and several posed with the Mayor who told them regularly 6.00 4.90 s'lmmer weights 20% off •/. • how he would have handled i the situation if hed had the 'H responsibility. The entire tour lasted more Use your Secunty charge^ than 2% hours and returned to Dearborn City Hall. Sims Flexible charge, or Layaway * • • STATE SEN.ATOR Beeoe, who was visibly shaken, ::aid she did not really comprehend . B«yf' Boys' summer clearance Swrnmir Decided on a new address? Let Manufacturers move SPORT you in with an easy-to-arrange low-cost home mortgage. SPORT SHiRTS KNIT SHIRTS MieGRATH COATS Choose conventional or FHA financing. You can depend on FLYING SCHOOL A larga selection regularly 3.00 .... 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Thursday, July 27, 1967 The De«rbon '3uide, Dearborn Heights .Journal, West Detroit Guide, Inlcster Guide-Herald, Westland Guide, Cherry Hil! Beacon Page Three ^oContesi\ Stanzione Is Seized Summer Art Class at City Museum Village Tourist Booth for Mayor! With Loaded Guns, Serves Hundreds Daily Official,^ of Groonfiold Vil-' Plant tour sihodiilcs and rnuto? Iacc and the Dearborn Cham- to Wind.<;or and other parts nf bor of Conmorce c.\prc.-sc(l .sat-'. Canada aro high on thcir list ^^"^^^^^y Ammimition in Car i.sf:iction v/ith the ncw Iravel of qucstion.s. The City Clerk'.'? offire pre­ informatior. hooti: outside the dicted yc.fterday that there will (iui.sdppe Stanzione is in trouble with the law again. Ilonry Kord .Museum which ' Tourists stop ID inquiro be no contest in thc Sept. 12 Stanzione, along svith three other men, was arrested opened Ju:ic 2.3. .Since its ineep- ' .ibout hotels, motels and ros­ primary for Mayor. Clerk. Monclay night anci charged with carrying dangerous lion tourists have been using it taurants and ask directions Treasurer, .Uidgc and Associate ! weapons in a mcitor vehicle and also of violating the al an incroasing rate. to local stores, beauty shops, Judge. and ai:to senice centers. curfew, Six hundred to 1,000 info''- ' At the r.V.c the election i.s HIS companions, Alexander J. mation requests per d:\y :ire he­ Da•.v.'^on also said that man;.' shaping up it was said, tho K. Grandsko. 23. of 7644 Mead; in::; processed at tho booth, ac­ peoplo want to know ahout ntho" only contested offices In "he .•iitractions to .•^ec and visit in Donald E. Lajinnc:;s. Jr., 23, 12-Hour cording to Kobort I'^awson. di­ primary will he thosc if the rector of public relations for the Southeast .Michigan area sovcn Coun:ilmon and thc two and Terry Lajine.ss, 24. both of after visitin':: Hciry Kord Mu- Detroit, were aUo aiTaigicd on the Museum and Viiiage. and Constables. Richard C li a p m a n, executive seii.m and (iroenfiold Villaire. • • * similar charges. Shifts vice-prc.--.idcnt of the Chamber 'rra\elers also ask man.v ques­ NO >!ORE than two candi­ .Ml four were ar-aigned be­ of Comnierce. Operation of tliO tions ahout routes from Dcirni' date."; cach have taken out fore .Vs.sociati! Jii^igc John facility is coordinated jointly to points in Ohio, ladiana ar.d nominating petitions for Treas­ Kadela v/ho ad;re • • • I high-crime areas. viously be.-n in trouble v.ith City Attorney Calls Race Riot SCfffftfC'STHE VILLAGE RESTAURANT .SO FAR 2.1 candidaios havo I All leaves have been cancel- Greenfield & Rotunda LUzon 1-9357 taken out potilions for Council, thc law. made headlines in 19r)3 when he sued t.hc cit}' of j led for thc 180 men on the nnd five for Constable. Four | Dearborn. Mayor Hubbnrd, I Dearborn police force, accord- will bc nomin.itcd for Constable | former Poiicc l.'hiel Garrison i ing to Shaughnesy. Me said A Breakdown of Social Controls in tho primary, and M for the I Clayton and Safctj Direcior I that from 58 to m pat-i-olmcn Council I (ieorge Lewis for fsilirig to ! are on Dearborn streets at all Dearborn City Atlornoy Ralph condoning through inaction on Tho 2.1rd person to take out | Festival Piano provide ample protjctioii for ; tim(?s. B. Guy, Jr., Wednesday charac­ the part of citizens. peiitions for Conncii was i him during the Kcndal .Street terised the Detroit raeia) riots Frank Collins. .'"J.I. of o:i2i j "You just can'l have enough uprising. as a breakdown of social con­ policemen to curtail all of the SALE fJingham. a cosmotologisl ; trols by the general populace. On I. nor Day of that .vear, ; S-MPER VICTL^I acts of wrong Hint go on." he ' who owns a beauty shop in j (Juy, Mayor Orville L. Hub­ I OF DEARBORN Final Week Stan/.ione rented hi<. borne on said. "We have to roRonornte thc .Michigiin.Sfhacfor aroa. bard, Parking .Meter Director K e M d .11 to a Jap,incsc-v/hite among thc populace the spirit Counoilmnn K d w n r d J. William Broomhall, aud a re­ Steinway, Knabe, Steck, Grinnells couple His neighbors, thinking of law enforcement." Dombrowski yostorday boonmo JJPI Photo porter look a four-hour tour and Mendelssohn tiiat Stan/ione had ronleci or thf llth Oiindiflato to fde his .Monday afternoon of lho most Guy said that iho Detroit riot, sold his home to N'e:roes, gath­ LARGE SELECTION OF STYLES & FINISHES nominating petitions Dombrow­ intensively riot-lorn areas of had rncial overtone:;, but was ered ;uui later hrokf> windows TO CHOOSE FROM ski. .'1, of 7.'>ir. Appoline, is Treated at Detroit. Thcy saw the looting not a race riot. n consiilling ongincor. lie has and din.iged hh car. "It was absolutely not a racial BUY NOW AND SAVE! START YOUR CHILD'S nnd thc burning as it was going SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD MUSICAL CAREER NOW: hoon on tho Council sinco 19.'/) , on. riot," he declared. "The general nnd i.l its current prosident. i Br(X)mhail said that it was racial tone in Detroit is tho 4953 Scheefer near .Viichiccn LUr.on 1-3130 All City offici.'ils oxcopt j \Med Center best of any of thc niaor cities," Open Mondiiy, Thuriday, Hrid.iy, S^ifurd^y EVP?, 'til 9 .Mayor Drville L. Fluhbard h.'ivo Acting Dean "very interesting", Hibbard takon out Ihoir petitions, and -\ photographer for thc Unhod said lhat he was •'really scared for the first timc in rny life," DFTROIT MAYOR .lorome P. several have fil"fl. Tho filing f^^Sampirrnof ^'"^'•'^ Internationa! was hospi- and Guy said that hc was CavanaRh has done a Rood job doadline is Aug. If). mirf/^J^^ t-jlized al the Dearborn Medical of lotting people know that tho *" *• " Cenier after hc was wounded by airazcd at the amount of loot­ [lubbard is expected !o take , ing j;oing on totally unr(;s'.:*icted. 'Rovornment wiii do everything lyBSEXAMmd! a sniper in the Detroit riol IhLs it can to Ruarantee equal op- out and file his petitions al 'In broad daylishl," Gu;/ said, week. : portunity, accorcing to (hiy. lho Inst minute. "poople 'vcre carling ofl stuff Floyd Shivciy. 44, of Indian­ .And thc incident which ap­ Chjirlos NomotI:, a foo of wilhout any interference from ONE DAY SERVICE apolis, was taking niclurcs for parently triRKered Iho riot Ilubbnrfl throughout his I'B store owners, police or resi­ years in office, is the only thc UPI on thc 2600 block of was not a racial incident, he dents." wards and fcar. .A. person who BROKBH LENSES rnnflidnto in tho .M.-ivors race (;rand River in Detroit when added. ^ • * knows that if he goes in a slore so Inr. ,' he was wounded in the leg by a THE WORI) got a.t-ounc very he will bo shol, will be less in- "Some people have been vent­ DUPUCATED r sniFior early in the riot, Guy .^ai(l, that i clincd to go in lhe slore. ing some deep-seated h;ttrods," He \va.s taken to the pearborn the Detroit poiicc had orders to i "But I wouldn't advocate Guy noted. "Bul ba.sically this (loiiplc Jll jured hospital, located at 101.51 Michi is lawlessness regardless of hold back wilh their vve.Ji;ons, shooting those children. Tho OFTTAL gan near V/yoming, where doc­ and as a result looting vas more : police would havo to use discre- race or color, lawlessness so in Aulo (j-ash complex lhat I dr)n"t know whal CfNlfl tors said thc would was caused uninhibited. jtion. For those children il was A Ilonrborn coupio was in­ all the answers are." by a .22 caliber bullet. Shively "I saw ei.ght, nine snd ten- jdst a i)reakdown in parental jured in -I two-car aecidenf on said that he didn't know from year old kids going into .Michigan and Oakman .Saturday control." 3C3t== EDEIE =:EEE iDtDtE E3QE= 3EIt^= 3E1E 3G][= 3BE ]QE~ whal direction the shot came. stores," Guy related. poiiiled as thc aciing to some basic motivations—re- said, there was a ;;reat deal of dean of the Wayne State U'ni versity I.aw School. He «.uc- Operations coeds .\rthur Ncff whf. re­ FRANKS tired .1 ily I .18 dean. Glavin, GARACn a grsdiiatc r,f the University School Board Membei' S of .'\Iichigc.n Mhert he re- \ Not Halted "I'.KHCii.T Morort.«; ceived Bachelor of Arts and j The Ford Motor Companv .\ SfKCI-M.TV Juris .Doctor degrees, prac- icontinued work on reduced Named to State Groups •GENERAL REPAIRING liced law in thc ^ow York • WHEEL ALIGNMENT .schedules during Monday's riot­ and Drlroit before joinini? the ing in Dctroii. AppoinlmenLs to board com-; GALLAGHER appointed I BALANCE WSU faculity. Ke h.js served mittees and to state od iciitional ' Huettman as the chairman of r-l ALL WORK CUAKANTCEO as chairm.'m of the corpora- The company's ROURO planl in Rroups have beer: annninccd the School Building Inspection Doarborn escaped lhe riotiuR. 2040 S. Telegraph lion nnd securities (omniittcc ' ny Dearborn Roard o" l':duea- Commiltee, with Ro-crs and of the .Michigan Stat^ Bar bul many employees stayed iiop President Frank S. Gal- MacKen/ie as the olher mcm- LO 2-2359 home from work especially OEARBORN Association. He is Phi Fleta laRhor. ; bcrs. FRANK MORGAN those from riot-torn areas. Kappii. ' Gallagher named Truslee Tho board representatives : nussoll D. Catherman as Dear­ •••••••^MMMIiHMHH SOMK OPERATIONS worked on the naming committee for OI'KV born's rcpro-sentativc on the the .Athletic .Memorial Conter SEUING OUT ALL TILE while others closed down in the .>;ojthoast Michigan Council of n >l NDW building of Hcnr y Ford Rouge complex. About hnlf of G'overnments and Trustee LINOLEUM AT DISCOUNT PRICES j 10 lo (. Community CollcRc wil! be tie ROURC employees nre Nc- Charles R. Rapp as the altcr- Cathcnnan, Huettman and .MOSAIC

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•^•?T•>•*^*^^*•*T•^; ,.J^J^tw,'.'.'.l.^-i THE DEARIitN MIM mSlDE DEARBORN DearhonCfi Preferred Newspaper Letters to the Editor Official N*wipap«r, City ef Dttrborn Orviile Doesn't Admire DEARBORN HEIGHTS JOURNAL WEST DETROIT GUIDE (Editor's note: Letters Dangerous Drug phine and other deri vs tives of from readers are welcome, opium; nevertheless the con­ INKSTER GUIDE-HERALD TIHE WESTLAND GUIDE but arc :;ubject to condcn<;a- To the Editor: tinued use of marijuana may tion. Only signed and fully cause serious consequonces. Jerry's Riot Handling CHERRY HILL BEACON identified letters are pub- I wish to go on record as Fubllihff^ |v«ry Jhurt4*Y kf Quii* Htwipupflnt anJ delivtrfld by earfitt beyi to homas in tha rich Daer­ lished.) opposing strenuously the bill Marijuana generally d e - By BILL ROSS born Ara*. Ultorlt* mnd luiinaii Offi<«t at 15340 Mkhigan Avanua, Daarborn, Mieh. 4812'S. Sacond introduced by State Senator stroys the inhibitions of the Clan Poitaia PaM at Daarborn, Mkkiflati. AYOR ORVILLE L. HUBBARD has made it clear ISot a Candidate Roger E. Craig for thc legal­ user allowing the propensities, Talephont TIflfany 6-3400 ization of marijuana. While I whatever they m.iy be, full M that the looting and burning of business places Winner of ?9 Nutional (kwardi To the E' honored by Rob­ sincerity of the Senator, the pensity to be unduly vicious, WILLIAM A. ROSS, Editor JOHN DILENE, Advartising Monagar passage of this bill to legalize Dearborn. JOSIPH PIRRARA, Admlnlitratlva Aiiistont ert Selwa's generous column. or he may have the propensity ROIIRT SILWA, Nawt Uitor GLENN A. BATES, Circulation Menagar Indeed. I trust J. shall always possession and salo of mari­ toward humor, given io inor­ "There isn't going to be looting in this town." the and Trove- tidilor juana would, in my opinion, MICHAILYN SILVIRMAN, Woman's and Chuceh l:ditor be worthy of thc confidence dinate laughter. ;:n fact, in Mavor said in a determined voice. "We'll shoot them if they RAYMOND READY, Display Advertising be a serious mistake. ALAN KROKIR, Suburban Editor you have placed in me. somc parls of the country, try." MIKE MARSHALL, Display Advaitising At the same time, I have to My opposition is predicated marijuana cigarottss were re­ MARGUIRITI AUSTIN, Waat Datroit Idlter Those were fighting words coming from Mayor Hubbard, HERMAN SCHWARTZ, Disploy Advertising admit that I'm a rcali.st when on the experience I dorivcd as ferred to as the ".giggles." WAYNI CROUSI, Waitland Iditor an Assistant United Stales At­ but ho said it in a vvay that vvas unmistakable. He wa.sn't going it comes to the 1968 Presi­ •IN MILLIR, Au't Advartiiinf Manasar tornoy. While engaged in that The mind is distorted, af­ to make the mistakes that Detroit JMayor Jerry Cavanagh dential election and there are fecting th*? sense of time and Rags Four Thursday. July 27, 1967 capacity for about 17 years, .«* made, it appeared. no plans for my bemg a candi­ my principal function was the space. It creates a false sense The Mayor added powor to his remjirlv.^ date. prosecution of peddlers of of values. As an example. Rijht now my main concern narcotics, including marijuana. many bank robbers were by saying that looters vvould be shot "on ^ight." As It Looks to Vs . . * is that I will do the bc-it Job I learned that marijuana known to smoke marij.iana in Although he didn't elaborate on .hls possible for the people of Ore­ has a vicious effect on the order to have the false courage statement, it vvas evident that our Orville gon and my nation in serving mind of the u.ser. While the thcy needed in order lo over­ didn't exactly admire the vvay Cavanagh had them through this imporiant use of marijuana is only habit come thc fear of violence or handled the .situation. as.scmbly. fomiing as contra distin­ even death involved in the Who's to Blame for All This? commission of suci crimes. Most likely Hubbard vvould havo quelled ."MARK 0; HATFrELD guished from addiction that the uprising beifore it got a block past Twelfth XCEPT FOR a few isolated lootings, trol over their people. The extremists U.S. Senator inflicts a user of heroin, mor- There is a contir.ual danger and Clairmount Dearborn so far ha.s escaped the in ther midst have expressed the desire that the user will become ad­ E dicted to the use of other IVIayor Cavanagh, on the other hand, wa.s widespread pillaging and burning of to burn down the entire city to achieve slow in taking action and even slower in tell­ narcotics, such as heroin or ROSS homes and business places experienced their objective which is to rule with morphine. ing his brow-beater police department to take thc offensive against the Negro militants. in much of the Detroit inner city all this "black power," whatever that means. Tho mo.st dangcious user is week. In subjecting the Detroit inner city one who leads a life of crime Cavanagh's slow motion, of course, was dominated by After surveying the situation first to all this pillaging and burnings, the and is obsessed with a hatred inner city politics vvhich has gfreatly influenced his mayoral Negro communitv has probably hurt it- for a policeman. I^Isrijuana reign. In this respect, the Detroit niayor is no different than hand Ir.te yesterday afternoon. Mayor would sometimes give him the politicians in other cities and states. Orville L. Hubbard has assured Dear­ seli more than 'it did "Whitey." The false courage to consumate born residents and businessmen that economic losses can be recovered in that hatred. Federal Agent.s The Negro vote had become most importani to city offi- there'll be no lootings in this town, if time, but the moral aspects will linger would express their prefer­ cials like Cavanagh vvho have been brainwashed to the noint he can help it. He has threjitened to for a generation or more. The Negro will ence to appreherd narcotic whore thcy feel thoy can't get re-elected without that minority's shoot the Negro looters "on sight." have ID start all over again and convince addict.s using heroin, rather vote. It isn't so with Mayor Hubbard. than a marijuana user. his wi'ite neighbors that he is ready to One of the main reasons H ibbard has romfined mayor in The Dearborn police have benn be an equal partner. A hercji: user will always Dearborn for so many ycars is tiat hc speaks his mind •>vithout placed on a riot alert and are ready to act normal and peaceful when worrying about the repercus.'^ions. Thi^s, obviously, has pro- cope with the .situation if it should spill Th2 regrettable thing about it all is under the influence. He is vcntc-d him from attaining a higher office, such as a Circuit over into Dearborn and other nearby thc.t the white majority is going to throw weak physically when suffer­ Court judgeship .suburban communities. the blime on all Negroes, not just the ing from the lack .^f the drug. ones who smashed store windov/s and The marijuana user is gener­ It hasn't been so vvilh Mayor Cavanagh. Hc has beon Thc frightening aspects of the racial looted and casually carted home all those ally abnormal when u-.dcr the courting the Nogro vote lo such an extent that he has totally riots that started in Detroit early Sun­ influence of the drug ar.d his forgotten the white majorily. Aad thc so-cailed Negro leaders color TV sets and clothing and liquor conduct is unpredictable. have been making gtealer and greater demands upon his office. day morning and have continued sini:e and v.'hat not. have left thcir mark on the citizens of The use of liquo;- cannot l.<> Dearborn. The effects will remain for What brought it all on? It's a ques- placed in '.he same category as months to romc, possibly years. 7hoi;e "ion that will be debated for months to OF P£ACH6'S W/T//fXCE°T/OML COIQ/^, marijuana. Marijuana is far THIS NEGRO PRESSURE ha.^ also had ils effect on the f//?M, LOSC/OUS £^£S// >?/V2? more destructive of the mental functions and morale of the Detroit polico, who in recent wlio v.'orc quick to condemn thi*; commu­ come. and physical structure. The months have been hesitant in apprehending colored lawbreakers nity for its so-called lily white attitude Marijuana Law of 19137 was for fear thoy vvould be givon a dressing-down by thcir supcrieirs are now beginning to wonder if possibly Cei tainiy, one cannot blame it on ^OPA y, ALMOST £/(5fy'rM/U/OiSf T/?££^ passed to cope vvith the de­ or accused of "police brutality." thoy were wrong. a breakdown of white-Negro relations. plorable conditions brought on The Negiv. as was pointed out above, /// sour/}' C4/?0/.WA - <^£0/?G/A Consequently, the Negro in Detroit has become a ORC/fAR'PS MA/sness cf and oliier large cities in the North. THE GREATEST 6ROWE/?S OF Population-v/isc, thc Negro was rapidly PEACHES EO.'? THE F/?ESHMARKET^, The repeal vvould not bo In the months before the rioting, the average Detroiter the small minority in their midst svho conducive to the betterment of took a big chance if he decided to lake a walk after dark — had to resort to looting and burning to becoming the majority group in the cen- PURVEYS SHOW AMER/CA^^S the present ccnditions. I even whon he was out walking his dog in lhe neighborhood. vcnt their emotions and hatred cf tral city. WAJVT YEUO^-FIESHEPREACHES, strongly urge evor.vone to pro­ This terrorism even spilled o\'er into Dearborr, near tha "Whitey" who had denied them their A^P, AS SOO^ AS AVA/iABLE, test thc passage of this bill. Detroit city limits. oqual rights in the past. But burning One hears of the Black Muslims and TT/EY BUY FREESTO/^ES O/JIY, Such legislation can only open and pillaging and .sniping is definitely the Black Panthers and the Black Na­ the door to increased indul­ It was a case where the .'ong-privilcgod white man vv2s the wrong approach and decidedly im­ tionalists and other Negro extremist gence. losing his position to the more-domanding Nogro. Thc balanoe ^:roups who advocate "black power" and of power was swinging the other vvay, aided by tho political moral. It i.s not going to bring ;'orth th* VINCENT FORDELL influence of the emerging Negrc swingers. solution. the overthrow of the white man's rule. Dearborn Councilman The lootings and the burnings are at­ You could feel this contemptible attitude on tlic part of Negro leaders in Detroit an* sayin;? tributable fo these groups. SPEAKING OF BOOKS Nogro desk clerks when you visited the City-County Build- that this is not a racial uprising because Why Protest? irg or any of the state or city offices. whites were also taking part in the lool- There should be no doubt in anyone's Ings. They're saying that the rioting was mind tiiat these '"black power" advocates To the Editor: Of course, we're not infcrrinj: chat all thc Negro office are responsible for the trouble in De­ Ansel Adams Captures workers behaved in this jirrogant manner, but enough did. .set off by economic factors. We dis­ The newspapers arc slways And the behavior of the fev/ cast an unfavorable reflection on agree with this completely. troit, rather than the reported economic inserting protest nsports and, the: many. plight of the Nc'ro community. Slums, Beauty of the Continent quite honestly, I feel left out. It is being pointed out that the riot­ of course, are -. problem. But who I, too. am concerned vvith our When the rioters struck Sunday morning, thcy had every­ ing flared after the raid of an after- cre-^tes slums? Ai>- certainly slums are MERICA MAY have its riots and its ghettoes but war but something tells me thing working on their side — weak-kneed politicians, da- hours "blind pig" in the 12th-Clairmoun: not eradicated by putting the torch to A it also has its serene moments and its beauty spots. sitting on thc floo- of a city ::noralizcd police, helpless i:itizens, lack of a sound prograin area and spread in all directions. How­ hundreds of >';;iiiess places. courthouse will not help thc to discourage such hooliganism. In faci; the American continent is resplendent with fan­ boys who are dying in Viet­ ever, the incident provided only a con­ tastic sights of natural beauty. Such isn't the case in Dearborn. Mayor Hubbard ha? venient excuse to unleash the much The social ills that could be blamed nam. Also, the plipht of tho Ne­ long been outspoken on (he Negrv-^ issue, but actually he for the outbreak of lootings and fires in Wc preserve these spots irpats the colored people well. .\i':d thfy know how thcy stand ballyhooed "black power." gro members of <(ur society large sections of Detroii. this week need through our national and stato the Hawaii N.-itional Park is with him. A.s much as we are in sympathy with not be elucidated at this time. They're park svstems, preserve them shown in misty cloudiness. disturbs me but walking fifty not important just now. The important for our enjoyment and for all The utter serenity of Crater miles gives me sore feet and So if tho looters and (he (orch bearers shoi'.ld decide fo the sad plight of the downtrodden Lakc in Oregon is captured in I never could sing. Negro, we don't feel Negroes are goin^: thing i<: to stop the lawlessness and the future generations. These spots branch out in Dearbom in the ne:vl few days, they'll encounter looting;: and this grave injustice to citi­ seem to grow all the more a picture that the viewer If these pawnish protestors a sirong force that doesn't havo to worry about losing votes in to make political or social gains by beautiful through the ycars as wishes were in color. would stop using the muscles the next election. zens who have worked a lifetime to build M • * starting riots and burning property. Thi.': thc rest of the iand is devel­ in thcir legs and exercise the The "black power" will be exposed to "Hubbard power." is the worsf approach tht; Negro com a business, onlv to sec it wiped out over- oped and misdeveloped hy SUNRISE hits thc frosty one mounted dirc:tly above munity could have made. ni'iht. urban mtn and his indust'-y. •white bulk of Mount McKinley thoir shoulders, po^sibly they Timc sharpens the contrasi: in .Alaska. .And the lighl of could accomplish something of The city of Detroit has macie great The important thing also is to make and intensifies the aura of Ihc late afternoon shadows the worth. EAST END, WEST END: And where's Dearborn's police mighty rcd^voods of thc Rich­ headway in Negro-white relations since our st.PM'ts safe and free and eliminate national parks. I'll bo glad to help. I'm not chi'jf during these trying day.s . . . He's somewhere in northwest thc dark days of the 1943 race riots. Tht the need for ths existing curfew and « * * ardson Grove of California. Deiroit putting up a brave front against the .Negro rioters . . . At the .Iiipiter Terrace of too busy. .Matter of fact, I'm Negro has benfiltcd much from thi< possii)l(; martial lau that will come next. THE JiTRIKING beauty of Poiicc Chief .lack O'Reilly was up al Camp Grayling with the Yellowstone National Park, doing absolutely nothing. progres.s, and Detroit should have beer the na:ii)nal parks are cap­ Naiional Guard when "baby" bc^sn burning the stores on 12th Thc important Ihing is to make the the viewer can almost sense BARBAR.I BRUDER the last city in thc to bc tured bv .America's greatest Street and points west . . . O'Reilly, who holds thc rank of Negro extremists see that thev are mov­ thc boiling water. Or he can 20750 Brooklawn major, was reported working out of the .Armory on Eight Mile put to thc torch by the militant scgmenl photogra •jher of scenery, .Ansel almost touch thc .loshiia ing the clock hack in this free and lib­ •Adams, in "These We Inherit Dearborn Heights . . . .Another Dearbornile on duty with the "week-end soldiers" of thc Negro communitv. Trees National Monument in is John Probst, Recreation Deparlmcnt publicist. erty-loving America which has set the —thc Parkland.s of Amerie.i" a picture taken at moonrisc. The Detroit Negro hss not been de­ ;Dace for the rest o^ thc world. (Sierra Club. San Francisco, And then there is the most ?inn'Renegades Helene Pierce, v/ho uscd to put on testimonial dinn.»rs 103 pages -Sl."?). nied adequate housing and employment The important thiivg that must not beautiful national park of all, for Judge George T. Martin when he was on the municip.il opportunities .such as has not been made This book Is giant size—if) Yosemite, of Cnlifornia. Adanis Tf. the Editor: bench. Is now doing thc same for .Associate Judge .Iohn L. '50 overlooked is 'hat the American pub- inches by 11 inchps — ani available to Negroes in ali other com- captures a i-cene of unholiov- In the \vorid foday when all Kad;Ia . . . Helene, along with Frank Padzicski, is rurrcntly i-' IS n:)t sold df;wn the river by ambi- consists almost enh'rely nf proiiioting a dinner for Kadela on September 7 at EdscI Ford munities in this country, Negro leaders able beauty here, wilh the youth is cl.issified vvith the l.tGus politicians who are more interested largo black and whit<; Merced River flowing in the High, a few days before thc primary . . . You can ob«jin havo boon provided open forums \o voice in buyii;? a minority group's vote than photographs by Adams. minority nf "hippies" a n d tickets by calling Helene at LU V.-GdTO. complaints on social and economic in- snow-covered Yosemite Valley bearded renegades, I foel that serving the people as a whole. Theso magnificent pictures vvith El Capitan. a sheer wall any and all good being done cquilies of their people, and this joint of granite three-fifths of a mile And after all the,o yoars. Dearborn Veteran's Hospital of our national parks help us by teenagers shou^.d not go offort between wriitcs and Negroes h.a.s Thoije who threaten to burn down high, in the background, will soon "move" inlo Allen Park vvilhout dislodging a hospiUl been of mutual henefit to all. .Amerie.i to achieve their aims must be see thc diversity and wealth unrecognized. bod . . . The move will come when the hospital finally starts made t'j understand that they will be of the continent. Here arc "These We Inherit — the Not all teenagers are .jotting its mail Ihrough the Allen Park post office . . . For some of the scenes in the Parklands .'.f America" is banana-smoking, glue-sniffing year.', the V.A facility has been picking up its mail at Doar- Thc rioting this week had indicaled fh-:: firjt ;:o suffer from their acts of book: trulv a treasure. clearly that Negro leaders have no con- terrorism. hippies. Many of them are The cr.-it^r of Haleakala in —ROBERT SELWA trying to make a good name (Sce INSIDE DEARBORN—Page 10) siliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilif for themselves. KARI:N L. I'.APKE inlk • talk « ialk • talk 2.':;3'18 Hollander WATOH I i I THINK ABOUT fl! il West Oearborn^;; Only Restaurasit li.iiitein to ^ .IOE PETERSON With Dancing Nightly

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Thursday, July 27, 1967 The Doarborn Guicle, Dearborn Heights Journal, Wesf De-hroif Guide, Inksfer Guide-Herald, Wesfland Guide, Cherry Hill Beacon Page Five

.TOINS COLLEGE STAFF FOR FALL TORCH DRIVE Ohio Ceremony .Joins Regional Chairman Names Fran Hall, Barry May Dearborn's Division Heads st, Mark's Methodist Church,, A Dearborn hDmemaker, com- men's association, and is a^ A division chairman for the Gallon, 0., was the setting for! munity leader :md volunteer in board member of Hilberry Clas- ; fourth consecutive year, Mrs. the marriage of Fran Hnll. | 17 previous Torch Drives. Mrs., si: Theater. Titus formerly served as a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. I Frederick C. Schreidewind, 229 ; Her husband is employed with Torch Drive doorbell ringer and Hnll, Gnlion, and Barry R. May, ( Boechmont, again has been Ford Motor Co. They have two ; district chairman, .•^on of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin May I named residential chairman of sons. j * M * of 22154 Gregory, Dearborn. The ' Region 32 for the United Foun- \ • « • | gllE IS SECRETARY of the double-ring ceremony was per-1 dation's 1967 campaign, to be i A GR.VDU.AFE OF the Uni- | Pardee Area Civic Association, formed June 17. j held Oct. 17 through Nov. 9. vorsity of Illinois, Mrs. Orlo-1 Goodfellows and the Dearborn Region 32 is comprised of vich is active in tho Visiting I Heights Democratic Club. She The bride chose a gown of' /•""""xr Dearborn and Doarborn Iloights. Nurse Association as a member also is an executive board niem- white linen styled with fitted i * «' * '' 'of the board oi" trustees, 'Jnited bor of the 15th Congressional bodice and scooped neckline. I MRS. F. SCHNEIDEWIND MES. .•M.ANLEY TITUS MRS. JOHN ANTAL APPOINTED DIVISION chair-; Communily Services as a mom-; District organization, Thc floor length linen coat j men to serve v/ith Mrs.' ^^'^ o^ i^s Women's Commiltee Mrs. Titus studied sociology flowed into a wide chapel train.' Schneidewind in the area cam-! and Vista :Ma:'ia School where ,-?nd iournalism at the Univer­ The Alencon lace sleeves werc ' paign w-ere Mrs. Michael G. Or-' she served as a big sistor. All sity of Detroit. flblw Ingth. Each shouldr was W. Dearborn Chairman lovich, Mrs. Manley Titus, Mrs. ' a'c Torch Drive services. Hor husband is a supervisor trimmed with tailored linen' Dwayne Riley, and Mrs. John Her husband is enioloycd vvilh for Ford .Motor Company. They bowi. Antal. . Ford Motor Co. have six children. * • • Names Area Volunteers Mrs. Schneid(!wind will head j Mrs. Antal is president of St. The North Dearborn Heights KLAINE .MUNGER of Flint region activities to organize ! Bornadelte Church Christian chairman. i\lrs. Riley, became a was maid of honor. Bridcsmaid.s Mrs. Michael G. Orlovich, 655 her in enroUing, training and Torch Drive volunteer in 1962. directing volunteers. and train volunteers for thc ; Molhers. Hcr husband is owner were Janet May, sister of the I Gclf Crest Drive, Torch Drive house-to-bouse campaign and Wife of a WWJ Radio and TV They are Mrs. Peter Nunez, of John's Market. They have groom, Prudy Probst of Galion, Idivision chairman for west will be responsible for volun­ nswsman, sho has served AS 22700 Garrison Avenue; Mr. three grown children. and Cathy Hall, sister of the MRS. BAnRY MAY \ Dearborn today named the nine teer collections. a doorb-:-!! ringer, area chair­ bride. ' .irea chairmen who will assist and Jlrs. Russel D. Catherman, man and district chairman. The 22049 Gregory; Mrs. Arthur H. Mrs. Orlovich, 655 Golf Crest 33TFBS Thc new Mrs. May is a grad- i •N*.-y j-M-t'.'^jf •>•<'^«^ Rile\s have five children. Strickert, 24635 Penn: Mrs. Drive, will orgi.nize and tram The attendants wore floor- uate of Spring Arbor Collego, volunteers in v.-est Dearborn. length fCowns of turquoise May i:! a graduate ol Edsel Thomas Aquiuas John Tracz, 1701 Highview; Mrs. Stanley J. Coblentz, 22737 Responsible for east Dearbom linen fashioned along laced Ford High School, Sprin? Arbor will be Mrs. An:al, 2900 Roulo, empire lines 'A'lth scooped Plan Fun Fair Arlington; Mrs. R. Bates Feuell, College, and has received his 24734 Rockford; Mrs. Robert A. a former Torch Drive aroa necklines, panel trains, and chairman. short sleeves. Their matching master .s degree frora tne Uni- The St. Thomas Aquinas an Cousino, 23251 Cherry Hill ' versity of Marvland. Dearborn Hei:;hts chairmen flower hats held the short nual Fun-0-Rama Festival will i Road; Mrs. Edward B. Pepke, will be Mrs. Titus. 4732 Acad­ scalloped veils. After a wedding trip the cou- take place Aug. 4 from 6 to 10 2065 Raymond; and Mrs. Mat- emy, directing the campaign m Best man was Steven Robbins i pie will be residing in Detroit i f-^^'/"'' ^"2- 5 and 6 from 1, thew Koppinger. 3731 Hipp, the southern seciion, and Mrs of .Spring Arbor, Mich. .Seating until August when tley will go ' ^^ 10 P-m. at Ford Road a.nd Riley, 8511 Lochdale, whose as­ the guests were David Hall, to Kan a kakee where Mrs. May , Evergreen in a large tent. MRS. NUNEZ will head the MRS. MICHAEL ORLOVICH signment is north Dearboin drive in Area One bounded by Tom .Hall, brothers of thc bride. , will teach second grade and ' The public is invited and re- Heighis. Dick Borg and Tom Sechrist, May will join thc stalf at Olivet , freshments, movios and enter- Kean, Outer Drive, Goliview, and Ford Road. * • * both of Dclroit. ; Nazarane College. tai.imcnt will be featured. MRS. SCHNEIDEWIND serv­ Mr. and Mrs. Catherman ed as doorbell ringer, Wesiern were named co-chairmen of Wayne recruitment chairman AND FIND LIFELINE TO HELF Area Two. This ar;a is and as area and district chair­ bounded by Park Street, Outer man before accepting the re­ Drive and Gertrude. Cather­ gional chairmanship. man has been a district chair­ Warren Avenue Boys Surrender man and chairman for UF of A board member of Women ^% the West Dearborn business for the United Foundation (WUF), Mrs. Schneidewind and professional area. PAMELA PAUS has held offices with thc .Mrs. Strickert will lead the LYN'N RAFFAELE to a Tear and a Sister^s Umbrella YWCA of We.stern Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Paus, campaign in Area Three, '/.'est Ix!ague of Women Voters. 24515 Ross, Dearborn announce .Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Raf­ By ."VIARGUERITE AU.STIN < emerged: Boys will records. | corner of the gallery for cf Grindley Park to Park Sireet Parent • Teacher Association, lhi3 engagemert of their daugh- faele of Dearborn announce the weeks, picked up on a bright A .Si..tcr'5 umbrella and a j -^'^"""^^ by both the armed to Scott to the city limits. She Women of Fair Lane, United 1 ter Pamela Ann to Thomas G. engagement of their daughtor, day. When Miss Fitzpatrick oncc di-scarded reproduction of' f^'•^'"^^'•^ .^'-'^ f'T °-'?'*L ^'"^ vvas a block volunteer :.n 1965 Church Women of Michigan I Swartout. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Noel, to Walter Maxfield an oil painting of thc Christ •^^'•" '^''^'''- '^^^'^ ='^ ^^^- ^°- called St. Christopher Church and 1966, and Greenfield Congregational iGro.er Swartsut, 3350 Byrd, cicty wh;ch thoy thought hj;d Gallagher, Jr. son of Mr. and shedding a tear for humanity—; in an unsuccessful attempt to Mrs. Tracz is chairman for Church. IDearborn. A Sepl. 1 wedding is sloughed them off like drift­ Mrs. Walter M. Gallagher of are these thc mystic forces that locate its owner she found an­ Area Four which lies north of wood. other champion of thc boys in She also is active w-:th the P':'""';^ ^^^ ^^ John's CathoUc • Dearborn. have motivated Dorothy Fitz­ Cherry Hill and west o£ Tele­ • » « Father Christopher Leahy, Metropolitan Deiroit Council of, Church, Dearborn Heights. ^ nr^^^ prospective bridegroom patrick? She believes thcy are. graph. Mrs. Tracz vvas chair- BUT DOROTHY 1'itzpatrlck chaplain of the William P. Churches, Dearborn Historical The bride-elccl and hor fiance ' is presenlly enrolled at Wayne While s'.'Ctions of West War­ [ man for this area last y^jar. Society, Dearboin Communily bo:h altondod Edsci Ford High ; Slcilc University as a pre-dental had offered thc boys something! Tutro VFW #4614 Post Home, MRS. DW.\YNE RILEY ren oast of Dearborn smoldered more than the threat of forcc. i at 1C921 W. Warren. Council, Human Relations Coun- Sciool. The bride-elect is a student. in thc wake of la.st weekend's j;|,o tcld them that .-ihc car.-/. MRS. COBLENTZ will serve I cil of Western Wayne, Dearborn graduale of Henry Ford Com- .A .May 17, 1958 wedding is riotous conflagration, a group and ' ^^''^ ^'"^ '^'"^ ^^'^ explored | ag.ain as cha.'rman of Area Five that other* cared, too. (Orchestral Society and its wo- munity College. [planned. of teenagers a few blocks west ! the possibility of bringing adults I vvhich i;> Ea<:t of Telegraph, vtanted eo help. toRothcr in the neighborhood to j north of Cherry Hill, ancl west City Pastor of Dearborn on tho same street As a result of the meet­ were busy with plans to right rai.';e funds to purchase pool; of Outor Drive. Shs was a block ing, thc boys resolved ix> tables and other recreational worker until 1964 vvhen she was the wrongs thcy had done local fitagc ;i march last Sunday Appointed to talk . talk • talk^^^«^^^«^=?E5 merchant.i by thcir acts of equipment for the youths. Rob­ named district chairman. She rarr}-in,j »i;gn.s they painted ert "Bob" Wardell, who comes became an area chairman in vandalism. Ihemselviis. "We'll Cut Oi;r Housing: Team • « » from the neighborhood and has 1966. Hair .If Vtc Know You Care," an understanding of youth has Mrs. Feuell will head ilhc TIIF.SE AHK thc namo youtha '•Clean lp Our Itcctrds and Rev. William B. Willis Jr., agreed to direct activities for drive in .Area Six as she did who little more than a week We'll Clean Up the City" and pastor of Dearborn First Con- j the boys. in 19CG. Her area is bounded iiRO were thc scourge of Iwth : 'God Bless ,Mary Beck" read grogational Church has boon ap- * * • bj- Cherry Ilil! Road, Tele­ thc tiu.'iiness and residential I ^he placards. pointed to a newly-formed neighbo.-hood to such an extent I Miss Fi(zp:.trick had sparked "SAVilTION for Youth" is graph Road, and Trowbridge. three- man task force on hous­ that many businessmen moved the name Miss Fitzpatrick has She was a block volunteer in t whilc'boardcd windows and a light. But then, olh :r sparrks |;- /•-- — J"-^^^^^^ ing for the IMotropolitan Deti-oit I ou she 1964 and district chairman in Council of Churches. brokokceM glass were the mute irnited tie in.ncr nty and ; ^f^^ J"^°^ /^^^ tele-phone Klencc of vandalism to thosc their plars wore at.ndonec_ jlf^, ^^^^J woutd ' 1965. The inter-faith team will ev bring Mrs. Cousino is chairman of work on various problems re­ wh1o0 remained in fear. .Ihey dcc.dca th.it ro march ^^,,, ,,„„H,„, .^„ , n,,,:. any troubled boy a lifeline to Aroa Seven. Area Seven lies lated to urban housing, includ­ from mio thi;. situation Dorothy f|''

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1""nilii'llTi" n'li 'tlT Mill 'i>'-«aMMAi-jaqha*itJJEgresaTgg5: Workshop Koukowskis Woif^AN's WORLD In Dance Honored on 60th Year Attracts Coed by Michaelyn Silverman Two Dcarbornitos joined Carolyn Scabright of Dear­ born is onc of 274 students par- their brothers and sister.' lr, ticipatlDg in an intensive sum­ honor their parents' 60th wed­ mer program in modem dan:e Peace Corpsman Returns ding anniversary with a recent nt the Connecticut College reception at Carpenters' Hali School of Dancc. Miss Sea! right on W. Warrcn. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Discouraged Over Policy Kalph Scabright. 20815 Donald­ Honored were Mr. and :',ii.s. son. She Is a student at Purdue If the Peace Corps does nothing else for its volunteers, it Alexander Koukowski of De­ University in Lafayette, Ind. brings them down to reality. This was the opinion of Frank troit, who attended the rece.o. During her six weeks on cam­ Bouvy, 4853 Westland in Dearborn, who serv(!d t\vo years as a high school teacher with the Peace Corps in Turkty. tion after a mass at St. Cjne- pus at the Connecticut school i gunda's Church. she will study under several "I was too :icealistic when I went in. I really wanted to do professional choreograph-»rs and something—to mako a dent. I found that you could accomplish Giving the party were tho concert performers. She will only limited goals," said Bou\7, who plans to teach social studies KAREN BUSTETTER couple's children Anthony and al.so attend daily classes in Esther Konkow.ski of Dearborn and English at Dearborn Edison Junior High next fall. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bustct- dance techniques, music and • • * ^ , , .^ i Stanley and Paulino Zasuw.i of stagecraft for dance. ter, 2646 Ca;.-ylsle, announce he I Dearborn, Jerrv and Ann ICo • CO.\GRATULAT(^RY HANDSHAKE — Mem- HaeUerman, faithful comptroller, George THE 26-YEAR.OLD Fordson graduate is the son of I^Ir. and engagement of their daughter , j^^,^^,^j^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^ou bers of Msgr. SciiuUe General Assembly met Robel, insurance representative, Clarence Mrs. John Bouvy. Karen Lee to Jerry Dou son I ^^j ^;,^ „^,^^ Tomas..ewsk, recently at the CKelhiy Knights of Columbus Mclnemey, master, John DeCamilis, faithful of Mr ana Mrs. John Dout, i ^^ ^ • If his accomplishments in Turkey were iless than he had War I Gals Hull for their annual installation of officers. navigator and Jim Napper, faithful captain 24112 . A Sept. 9 wed- ^ p^,^^j^ ^^ Orchard LSC' (I.eft Ut right) Dr. Bernard Sage master of take part in the installation. anticipated, his disappointment in American foreign policy was far more cnishitig. drng is planned at First Meth-1 ^ ^•'''"-• ceremoniei looki! oxi as officers Gordon odist Church. | Elect Localite "I felt our State Department was doing more harm than good. We come over to these countries with moneybags and The bride-elect and her ifiance ; TT 1 J TJi• As President AT DEARBORN VALLEY power and think we can sway human values with these things. are both graduates of Edsel JnLOlOL T irSt We find we can'!;." Ford High School. The groom-, A Dearborn woman was elect spent one year at ••'i<^°ry | >lrk-r*\/'ir'f^ dt elected president of the Michi­ He said he believes a basic problem is that American busi­ Ford Comnunity Collogii. He j k^^-l Vll..vt/ ctL gan World War I Auxiliary at nessmen dominate our foreign policy. Also hc said the promo­ recently returnd from Germany I -^j ^^ tho group's annual convention Riser, Cronk tional system within the State Department is so dependent on where he spent 19 monihs "i;l\CW V_jillirCh July 14-16 at Niles. Micb. serenity abroad that officials try to make everything look good the U.S. Army. \ Ruth Nanette Itizer became the bride of to Washington. Middlebeh Baptist Church She Is Mn. Elizabeth .Mar­ « • • berger. Mrs. Frances Holy- Jacl< D. Cronk Jr., in j. June 30 ceremony at held its first service in a newly cross, also of Dearbom, was Dearbom Valley Cliurch of Chrisi: in Dearborn "AMIERICAN POLITICS and business are so interested in constructed saiictuary on Miif. appolntef satin with The church was formed in situations change, so that 'fle're constantly hopping from one St. Barbara 1957 and in 1958 the Middleixiit jeweled v/aL-itline aad softly rounded neckline. stand to another. property was purchased. Th« group's national conven­ Scallops of lace bordered the bottom of the The "25 imd Up" Club from tion wUl be held Sept. 7-10 in gown and adorned tiie ends of thu sleeves. "The Communists can keep us so busy reacting, it's the only St. Barbara's Parish will spon­ • • • Indianapolis, Ind. weapon they need," said Bouvy. sor its 10th pilgrimage to Our SER\7CES Vt'ERE held in sa MATRON OF honor ';vas Mrs. Diane Daipio, Lady of Consolation in Carey, old farm house on the Middle- who wor« a gown of coral peau de soie with He said that although Turkey is the most developed country in the Middle EcSt, besides Israel, it is still strongly dominated 0. on Aug. 120. belt site unlil 1962 whvn lh? rounded ncck and gatheied v/aist. congregation moved to Ink*ter by a religioua fatalism that undermines human initiative. The public is invited and res­ Bridesmaids were Ktren Haggerty, Maxine * «< * Road. Hadley, (Hicryl Ste^vart and Mrs. 3ue Jenkins. ervation must be mado by .\ug. Their gotvns wei'e scft peach peau de soie "ALTHOUGH THEY have their prejudices and minority 9 by calling Ann Larys, TI The pastor is Rev. Garret with gathered v/aists. group problems, they are still critical of the U. S. and its atti­ 6-0953 or Monica Novak at T.' Graham, who Jssimcd his Best man wan Tciry Rice. Usher; were Dennis tude toward Negroes because we're the only cmes going around 6-2045. duties locally n Januaiy. Kenealy, Hon Ponititer, William Robinson Jr., the world telling everyone else how to live," snid Eouvy. Rev. Sam Cathcy, former pas- Chartered buses will Icc ve at | t(>r, resigned to becoine and Jerry Warner. "I uscxl to feel tbere were certain hypoerisios here, but 7 a.m. from St. Barbara's, j church staff evange iist. THE GROOM'S motter wore an aqua coat after going abrcad I found the same hypocrisies prevalent all There will DC a noon mass at i dress in silk shantuig. over. They aren't American characteristics, they are human Carey, follcwed by a dinner, j Founding pastor was Rev. A reception followed the cereoiony at the shortcomings." procession and benediction. ! Asa Hunii, who resigned in H)5H ehurch. Buses will arrive back in Dear- \ lo boco.me a chaplain in liio The couple will settle in Detroit after a Peace Corpsinen werc sent to Turkey to teach English and born at 8 p.m. I U.S. Armed Forces. honeymoon to the Pocono Mountaits in Pennsyl­ act as ambassadctrs of good will, explaining the Arnerican point vania. of view. The purpose of teaching English was to gi\'e the people I'he bride graduated from Edsil Ford High a working knowledge of one of the scientific languages of the f School and attendeil David Lipscomb College, world. j Nashville, Tenn. The gioom is a graduate of PLASTIC COVERS! Bouvy said lhat much of his assignm.ent was in small vil- | Dearborn Hi;?h School and graduated from MRS. JACK CRONK JR. Becutify . . . VJhik Pampering Your furnifure Wayne Slate IMversity's School of Pharmacy in pa leadership honor society, Psi Delta Omega lage areas. "The new middle-class Turks who geek the good life \ June. He v/aa president of the WSU Student honor society anc Phi Delta Chi professional in the big cities, j-efused to go back and help the poor or deprived ] Chapter o:I the jVmericar Pharmaceutical Asso­ pharmacy society. He is a member of MacKen­ people of tho rural areas. They wondered why Americans would | ANITA L. MERLO ciation and affiliated with Omicron Delta Kap- zie honor society. go inlo the poor sections and live and teach Iiiere." i * * * I mmi Anita L. Merlo, C3M Mani­ I fleld,* IMV graduate of Cody RECEPTION AT EVN BOUVY SAID he was one of about 100 Peace Corpsmen in ! 8 GAUGI: lUgli Scbool. weit Detroit, Turkey. He said that although the Turkish educational system, j GLASS-CLEAH haa been awnrded aa IMO Orchard Lake modelled after some European systems "looked good on paper," scholarship from the Detroit it did not work so well in reality. i » Lowest Prices College of Bufllnesi, tbe frant Ssynal'Russell Wedding Pilgi'image "Children are given 13 subjects, and yoc find 10 out of \ » Custom-Fit to be divided over a two-year 60 in your class taking English are passing. [Instead of ques­ period. Scheduled tioning the system, it is assumed the majority of students • Separate Cushion Covers a Zippers are at fault. But how could I as an English teacher expect my « Guaranteed Workmanship Wlnnem are aelected on the Held at St Barbara's The Ladies AuxiUary of the basis of scholarship, need and students to sperd much time on that subject, when they had * Free Estimate PHONE NOW Orchard Lake Alumni will hold 12 others to keep up with?" leadership. St. Barbari Catholic Church its annual pilgrimage to the was the setting: for the late 873-3545 The local fraduate, whose j grotto of Our Lady at tne .Sem- He noted that failure of American foreign officials to learn j HOUSE OF EDWARDS academic forte wai buaineii June wedding of Ca;herine 1^1 inary in Orchard Lake on Aug. the language was another obstacle to our foreign policy. "When | 7650 RUSSELL. subjects, wat active la Alpha Anne Szynal and K(;nneth Wil­ '' 13. an American ambassador arrives abroad he leaves the plane with i Y-Teens, the American Youth liam Rus.'ioU. Jr, Thc bride's Jlighlight of the procession at his translator. A Russian ambassador enters the country know- [ Hostels, the Cody Star, aad parents are Mr. ami Miy. An­ 2:HO p.m. will be a crowning inP thc language." Comet Dawn Patrol, at both « drew Szynal of Dcirborn. The ceremony led by Sandra Kowa­ Bouvy learned Turkish during an intensive training program | counselor's, and social 3tudlei lewski. aide, student councilor repre* groom is tlie soa of Mr. and Mrs. i ^/} \ at Georgetown University before leaving on his assignment. I sentative, office co-op, senior Kenneth V/. Russell, Sr. of Lin-' *' -'" * « « i events and athletics. coin Park. TIIE AUXILIARY will hold a IIE RECEIVED his master's degree fron:. Michig£in State I corivent'on at the seminary on University, majoring in political science. ; INSULATING GLASS For her wedding, the bride Aug. 12. Nineteen chapler presi­ Bouvy described the Turkish people as warm nnd friendly ; cho,"vaists. and wedding ceremony, the Named to Board INSURANCE AGENCY Mrs. Evans Seesing, Mr, and Manuel Chfrcop was thc bridal couple inviled their *• by reducing thc amount of Mrs, George Stcrk and Mr. guests to a reception at Dear­ Jlr. and Mrs. E. J. Krc.l. IfiGSl * LOgan 3-3601 conducted hent entering hest man and Paul Rissell Woodland Drive. D e a r b c r n, through i;xpanfi03 of glaas. nnd .Mrs. Vern Cable, along served as usher. born Inn. They are honeymoon­ Life • Auto • Home Ownert with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ing in Michigan's Upper Penin­ have just rcliirnod from Den­ Mortgage Protection Roberts of Birmingham and Mrs. .Szynal chose a blut' drc.ss sula, aflcr which they will makc ver, Col. wiicrc tiicy attcruif?d ^^-k^-k-tr-k-k-k-k-k-k-it'k-kiric-kirir-k-kir-kifkicickirirk-ki'ir five grandchildren. with white accej.sories for her their home in Deiroit. the annual conference of lhe .\alional Association of /^ccount- anls, i'wral i.s a nember of the De­ RBL LIFE DAY CAMP I iroii Chapte:.- and ha:; been BUCKET SPECIAL! : named lo the President's Ad- vis;)ry Board for 19G7-68. COME FOR ONE WEEK by reducing thc chilly "low comfort zone" which exists Regular $3,99 near sinKle-pane windoMi'R. 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Inksfer Guide-Herald, Wesfland Guide, Cherry Hiil Beacon Page Seven HONEYMOON TO ENGLAND Show Films AT For Children Garden Citv Teacher Finch-Morehous Vows Told At Church Frances Elizabeth Finch became the bride of Movies will be shown at Dear­ Lynn Gaunt Morehous in a June 17 wedding at born Woods United Presbyter­ To Be Vesoers Speaker Deartorn First Presbyterian Church. j?arents ian Church, 3250 Pi.'lham F'oad, of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finch, on Wednesdays from 6:15 to Guest speaker at the noxt Baptist Church. 18:24 N. -Molbom, Dearborn and Mr. ard Mrs. 8:15 p.m. during the month of I Ford Field vesper service, 6 This annual series of ves, M. 0, Morehous, Teddington, Essex, England. Au.gust. Children from the ' p.m. Sunday at Ford Field, will I pers services is sponsored by The bride wore a white linen A-lin<: gown neighborhood and (heir friends • be at Rev. Alnion S. Keib of I thc 1."! American Bapiiist are invited to ntlencl. j with long sleeves ending in points over the Westland, and currently a I churches of the greater Dear- hand J, The bodice was trimmed in a hand of The movie schedule will he i leacher with tho Garden Cily • born area and is open to thc linen lace. A chapei train was attached to the as follows: Aug. 2: "David j Public School System. public. dr»4r> being planned. ; gan State University. Episcopal parish. A candlelight service at First Congregational Church June 10 solemnized the vows of Bonnie Ciu-oline Gee and Ja^-'k Alan Rail in a double- Attend Church This Sunday Local Church Sponsors ring ceremony. A reception at the Continental Congress Inn followed the rites. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Gee of Orchard Avenue Area Religious Survey are the bride's parents. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Rail oi. Rouge A group of volunteer student.s hou.se to house, contacting as River Drive in Dearborn Heights. from Abilene Christian College, many residcr,t.« as p(issible. • * « together with local Christian Tliey will be offering a free THE BRIDE wore a full-length ivo:y peau workers will conduct a religious SERVICES I home Bible st'Jdy course in ad- de soie gown with Alencon lace and eml roidery .survey in west Dearborn, July appliques on the bodice, skirt, and chapel 29 through Aug. 1, to determine I di'.ion to the survey. length train. Seed pearls beaded the neckline FIRST CONGREG.\TIONAL CHERRY HILL the religious make-up of West I Plans are for approximately and the cluster of petals which held hei elbow- NEWBURGH CHURCH Dearhorn and. as far as poss­ BAPTIST CHURCH 1 30 sludcnt-s lo participate in the length veil of silk illusion. BAPTIST CHURCH (United Church of Chri.st) 10-55 N. Gulley Rd. ible, determine the religious Calhoun an:l .M.iiisflclcl : survey, which is being spo;i- iVttending thc bride were Loraine Ruppel Phone 565-95:!0 thinking ;ind church habits cf i scrcd by the West Dearborn Rev. A. W£:rford Wor.ship lOiOO .i.m. a cousin, Joyce Rail the sister of the bride- Kindcri;.-irtoii .-md -Nur.scr\- WORSHIP 10:00 a.m. it.s people. ! Cliuroh of Christ. g::oom and Joan Peterson a sorority sister. 37055 Joy Rd., Westland Cla-sscs, Childrer, .-isos G-'J, 10 a.m. Itcsulis of the sur\'cy will be They were dressed identically in floor-length 425-0466 427-1037 LU ::-863S Church School 10:00 a.n*. turned over to the Dearborn pini: linen A-line gowns with Empire waist- Hcv. \\ I Sartre and "The Firebugs," by 9:00 A.M. Bethel Baptist Church 1 ]\Iax Frisch Mar. 29 — Apr. "THE PLIGHT OF i 28; and "The Sea Gull," by GOD'S CHOSEN" of Dearborn Helghtj; appropriately designed Planning Theater Fete i Anton Chekhov May 3 — Juue Rev. C. Frederic Sanford The First CIIURCH SCHOOL Corner of Ann Arbor Trail The Dearbom area ticket i tance ol Being Ernest." The 10:00 A.M. & Inkstcr Rd. committee for the .Meadow 1968 season will run 35 weeks to express Brook Theater met July 19 at with seven productions and five Preshyterian LORD'S DAY SERVICES the home of the chairman, Mrs. performances a week. THERE IS Bible School, 9:45 a.m. Keith Zerschling, to map plans The local committee will Church your sympathy for sf.imulating the sale cf 1967- invite interested persons in Morning Worship, 11 a.m. 68 season tickets in the Dear­ Dearborn lo a tea on Sept. of Dearborn born area. 19 to hear a presentation by ; Dignity Children's Church, 11 a.m. the Mieadow Brook Theater i 600 Norlh Brady Road Senior and Intermediate Serving as commiltee co- ! staff. chairman is Mrs. James Bak­ IN THE .Ministers Vouth Groups, 6 p.m. PINE FLORIST INC ken. Others on the committee ! It will also sponsor a Dear- ; ST. PAUL AMERICAN are Mcsdamcs Lincoln Solberg, I born Night at Meadow Brook ' John K. Mitchell Evening Service, 7:30 p-m. , on Nov. 12, when the Henrik i LUTHERAN Frank Damiano, James Mor­ Donald A. Wright Mid Week Prayer Service, A Conrbinotioi of gan, Richard Osborn, Warren i Ibsen play, "John Gabriel Beauty Allen W. Beach Beech near Monroo LOCNISKAR • HIGGINS • HOLLYWOOD • PIKE FLORISTS Stobbe and Thoma.s Page. ! Borkman," will bc presented. West [Dearborn 7:30 p.m. « * • I Tickets will be sold in Dear- | OF OUR 9 A.M. Familj Worship 13121 PLYMOUTH ROAD I born by the committee. i Pastors: CIIARLES C. STRICKLIN, THE SECOND season of the i Arran,:;ements are b e i n g | Sympathy Flowers Church School PASTOR Joh:-! Fernald Company, a pro­ W. E. Sund. DD. WE 1-2330 I made for a buffet dinner in thc I (Nursery thru 6th grade) William H. Kahlenberg fessional repertory at the • Oakland Room at the Univer- f/owers Tefegropfied A Contemporary Build­ Meadov/ Brook Theater of Oak- 11:15 A.M. Family Worship Richard Hofmann Deliveries Twice Daily tf) All of Dctroii , _, . ., .,, sity pri( r lo the 6:30 p.m. cur- ^nywh*irQ Crib, Toddler and Nursery Worsh.lp at ond Suburi)s land University, will commence , ^^-^ ^^ ^^^,_ j. 9:00 a.m. and iOi.lO a.m. ing with an Old Fashicn Ocl. 6 with a presentatior. of Sermon: Sund.TN' School Oscar Wilde's, "The Impor- For .\11 Aces IN ADDITION to the Wilde j "WHO WILL DELIVER 9:00 a.m. and lu::iO a.m. Message. play Ocl:. 6 — Nov. 5 and the i ME?" Nursery nt Both .Sorvicos Ibsen play Nov. 10 — Dec. 10 \ W\M. IMA ^ the Meadow Brook company ! Allen Ward Beach, also will perform "Charley's i FIOWERS preaching ACE KITCHEN designed with yw in mind! Aunt," by Brandon Thomas' B BARDORM Dec. 15 — Jan. 14; "And Peo- • 14900 MICHIGAN AVt. START YOUR WEEK-END WITH GOD pie All Around," by Gcor^^c LUzon 1-2328 Worship Thursday Evenings at 7 p.nn. Sklar, Jan. 19 — Feb. 18; .>. MOUNT OLIVET ATONEMENT LUTHERAN CHURCH 69G1 Mead al Bles.ser METHODIST CHURCH Other Services on Sundays at yWcf.arlan a Colson at Horger 8 A.M. and 10:45 A.M. L.U:i:oN Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. nerd/ nome 9:30 a.m. Wors ilp Service •I • * ^ i-7;(:40 Pa.stor.s: Edwin H. Roehrs and Kenneth E. Ziclkc Church School nursery through 3rd grzdc. 581-2525

"THE LOST ART OF Experience, up-to-date BROTHERHOOD" CHERRY HILL UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH iacirities and a sincere Cherry Hill and Telegraph Roads MINISTER Sunday, July 30, 19G7 '•PEOPLK O:-' THE \V.\Y" desire to help add up Rev. Edgar M. WahlbcrA* .Mr. Stoker Speaking S:.';0 a.m.—Siir.d.'iv Church Sc'.ioo:. Crib Roo.ni tiiru Cth G.-.'ide S:.30 a.m.—Strvice in the Sanctuary to the finest service 11:00 a.m.—Service in Uie Ir\lne Chapel (Air Conditioned) Miniiter-s: L. Wilson KllKore, .samuel C. Weir, Richard L. ClirpinKcr and Wi:ilam H. Strykor available—a McFarland Coffee and Punch Hour for Children and Adults In Fellowship Hnll [Jetween Services—10:30 a.m. Service, Chrisl" Episcopal

SIE OUR MANY AHI> VARItO DISFLAYS Church You aro cordially invited +0 attend Military at Che.-ry HiU First Church of Christ Scientist COMPLETE HOME MODERNIZATION SERVICE Tenth Sunday .'.fti!r Trinity FREE DESIGN SERVICE July 30, 19-57 22000 Morjoy at Monroo, Doarborn 8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion Suncay Services a.-.d Sunday School #Additioni •!(•€. Roomi ASidinf • Borhroomi ('Alum. Sformi, Windowi, ond Doort 10:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer 9:30 e.m. ^nd I 1:15 a.m. Cliurch School ind Sermon Infants room op-n for both .scrvlcej. 7 Yr.. T. fiy NO MON f Y DOWN FHA Financin, Sermon: "LOVE" Rev. William .=t. Fleming Ju'y 30. 1967 BLDGET 21501 MICWGAN AVL 9:00 era. Wodr.-sday Testimonial .MeeUng.'!, 8 p.tt CENTERS CR 4.2121 'it-'''1 CHARCE Jtf rm^ Readinj: 'Koom-22119 .Mlchl;:an Avc. ACE ".MISSION TO THE DEAT" Open 10 n.m.-5:30 p.m.. Friday to 8 p.m. Optn Diil^r 9-9; OH" ,, Monday afternoon. Dearbor S. Telegraph, died July 20 and was' dren. j m Anaheim, Calif, this wecK i He is survived by his wife, jKadri; Mrs. Jameis (Fay) Mac- firemen who responded to th buricd .Monday In Glen Eden Cem*;- : * « « , ^ Anch.Tpl "s 7plir'i S'' for- \ -r.. , • • ^ , , ,-. , tr T-'j _.i /-XT.. alarm believe the blaze wa •terv. ser%ice from Querfeld Funcrj.11 JOYCE E. TIIO.MAS. 23, of 30585 ^^'^ .Miuiac .>. /.enr.i, D., lor | daugnte.-si;)cane: hi, sMrs mother. Roge, rBadcha (Rosa;- Farlancrian) Bertouille; Mrs. ; EdwarMrs. dNorma (Man- ; Home. Hu.sband of .Marie E.. father I Hathaway, Livonia, foiTncrly of mer Dearborn businessman, lind) Harrell: Victoria and Di-j (Sadie) Bondy; Mrs. Mike caused by the igniting of gas( ' of .Mrs. Thaddeu.s (S;ilrlcy) Pyci,. ' Cleveland avenue. Dearborn, died ,..i,„ i]'u>r\ Tnlv 91 Dmth wns line fumes from a car : William E. Jr. and .Nano' Jear. i July 19 and was buri-d Saturday in I ^^"0"'^", >'"'> f^' y^''\" /^''^ ana; a brother, Robert; .md 1 (Dolly) Doskey; a;id Alberta. I Brother of Mrs. Steve fEmma) j Grand Lawn Cemetery. Service I attributed lo a heart attack. ' Strfanlk, Mrs. Charlcs (Calherine) j from Ho-,vo-Peterson Funoral Home.) _. i ,i /• ^, v^i r^i WaGardiner II r veteranand Eugene. . Two grane-i Wife of Chester. Daughter of Mrs. , Ine deatn Ot Mr. /.cnra 101- ehlldren. Resident 40 ycars. World ! EsllieVictor LundstadtLundstadt. . Sislor of .Mrs. ! IQW^ J^y three weeks that of his HELEN DIIIAItV. 87, of 14221 Wel­ Joan Damiani•. •Granddaughte • r of Ij ,owne ', r " of Sa„ m Zchr, a. Appliancr. u „ e i lesley. died Tuesdny and will b; WILLIAM II. lIUSnAXD, 93, ol ' Center. 23870 Michigan. buried tomorro-.i- In Forest Lawn 533 .\. Wavcrly, Dearborn, died July ! brother. Samuel A. /ehra, j Cemeter;.-. Ser\iee fro.m the McFar- 20 and was buried Saturday in MU. ZEHRA, wlio has been a Shop and Save During and Fiine.'al Home at II a.m. Michigan .Memorial Park. Seniccs California resident for the pasl .Mother of .Mrs. Daisy Sulek. Karl from Howe-Peterson I-'uneral Home and E'Jgenc. Seven grandchildren, ^!^'\i^:"?;:t^ 'i^.^'-'^^^tr !;?'S s'^von years, was formerly em- Our three ..fl-e.-it-Krandrhildren. P.-tst Sr. lev, Sidney E. and .Mrs. Lucy L. ploycd by the Ford .Motor Com­ Recent, Dearborn .Moose Lodge ; Shields. Brother of M.-s. Lucy Simp­ j .rl620. Resident 20 years. son. Five granddiildren, 10 grcat- pany, was a local reslaurant randchlldrcn. De.irborn resident 47 owner and associated in busi- WILIIKLMINA M. DEKK^IA. 73. o; years. ^ . 1229 Edgemore, Kalamazoo, died Jul" ,,.,,^, „ ^,,1-,. ' ,- , ,C(A. AUGUST 19 and was burled Saturdav In Mt. • ^''^-^^L P. DAI.s'i, 4i. of 15404 Ever Rest Cemete.-v, Kalamazoo. Cameron. SoutJigatc, died July 20 Ser\-icc from Tnie:sdale Funeral f"'^ "'i's burled S.iturday in .Mich- Death Takes Home. Downtown Chapel. Wife o: "?•''" Memorial Park. Service from B'-rt G. Sr.; mother of .Mrs. Lyman thc Howc-Petcrson Funeral Home (BetsvI Woodman, .-'.nchoragc, Alas-i Wife of Charles. Mother of Mrs. Richard (.-Xnlta Loui.so i .Martin. Mrs. Schlink FUR SALE I ka; Bert G. Jr.. Schoolcraft. .Mieh., and .Mr.s. .Marvin (Marljane) With­ Donald F. Ba.ss and .'Mrs. Eugene (Sandra) Blevins. Daughter of ]\Irs. Frances Schlink, mother ers, and Mrs. Herbc.-t (Dorothy Ho.mer and Ella Powell. Three bro­ V*' .Seaver, l>)th of Kalamazoo. Four thers, two .sisters and si.\ grand- of Dearborn restaurateur Roy grandchildren. childi'Cn. Lancaster, died IMonday after-1 ; noon in Denver, Colorado. j MARIA CONTI. (17, of 42.31 Lois, A-NNA ^\. SKIW'ELL. 51, of 24155 died Julv 18 and was burled Satur- , Penn. died Julv 21 and was buried , •\lrs. Schlink had made hor | d.-.y In Pastena Cemetery, Pastcna, ; Tue.sday In Grandview Cemetery, ' home in Dearborn with her Italy. S<>rvlces from St. Barbar:. ' .-Mlentown. Penna. Service from the Church under the auspices of Uie Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, Dear- son for several years before McFarland Fune.-al Ho.me. Wife o:: i bom Cliapel. Wife of Arnim. moving to Colorado. .She would the late Domenico. Mother of .Mrs. • .Mother of .Mrs, Donna E. Vogue of , , „^ i i • -v Angelina Persleonc, Mrs. Ann;: Kingsley, .Mich. Sister of .Mrs. Ruth 'lave been 80 years Old m i\0- Rinna, .M.-s. Elena Salamcna anc: Kollogg, Mrs. Edith Weir, Mrs. Etliel • .-cmhor Luca. Sl-stcr of .Mrs. PctronUls Fink, Mrs. Bettv Lcnhart and .Mrs., ', V , .,, , , ,j , Tuccl. , Jean Caskle. Ono granddaughter. I lhe funeral Will be held from • • • i K-iti tnypinritrvu -•! „. ,.,r, I the Beck Funeral Home, Bloom- COW KO.M.N'EV si;:ns a hil! into law making it mancatory for JA.MES WILLIAM RITCHIE four : i^i^ipj, De.irborn Heights, died ' ington, Illinois, On Saturday. , ye.ir.s old, 9813 Dix. died Sattird.iv | jj.j,.'-,^ j^ pain^er. Ahi.ska. and w-.rs ._^^ [ \ . an :ipplicant for a driver's license t:t acree to take ii .sobriety anu -.vas buned Tiiesday In \\ood. („,ricd yesterday In Acacia P.irk' mere CetT.ete.'^'. Service from the Cemetcrj'. Service from tho Howe- test if he is later arrested on suspicion of {|rivi:ng while intoxi­ rhapel of t.he McF.irI.ind Mineral , ivierson Funeral Home. Dearborn cated. Looking on arc three strong hackers of the bill and mem­ I Home. Son of Mr, and Mrs. W I liam chapel, with Masonic memorial serv- DEARBORN bers of a senate-house conference comniittee, vvhich worked , Rltrl.io. Brother of Bryan A len jp^. Tiicsdav under auspices of Dear- . and \ incent. Grand.son of -Mrs. Rice ^^n Lodg'e CJ172 F.&A.M, Hu.sband MOOSE LODGE Nothing iike it sir.ce the Model-T days. (lilt details of the hill. They arc Sen. James Fleming (R-Jack- , ponelson and ..Ir. and Mrs. Ritchie : ^f Elbjibcth. Father of Emma Bo/.in- , Sr., West Va. joff and Fritz. Brother of .Mrs. NO. 1620 son), Rrp. (Jiiincy Hoffman (R-.-\pplcgate) and Sen. \, Lorraine I . . • . vvolyn .Mohr and Mrs. Anna Honsch. Eluy now and take advantage of these I!ecb0 (R-Dcarborn). (OKORGE PAPINT.AU. 75, nf 5519 i -^'so. 1-5 grandchildren, five great- I Williams, died Monday and was I grandchildren. savings. A tremendoLis selection of furs i ^:;;;^oryr^Slevo,x;"Mlc^"°l:^^ i „ ELEA D. KO^Is! Tl! of 11020 West : Solutes to choose from. We have purchased the lce from the cliapel Of the McFar- ' ;''''?''. ^''^y^°'- '"<^ Sunday and was Hokl Rites Ro C. Maples land F'jncral Home. Hu.sband of ' burled yesterd.iy In Grand Lawn Agnes. Fatlier of M.-s. Helen See. <-cmetei-y. Service from the Howe- THE 103RD ANNIVERSARY newest in 1967-68 fashions to make Charles und William. i i;etcrso:i funeral Home.. W ifo of OF , , , I Jred h. .Mother of .Mrs. I-orrcst your choice worthwhile. A small deposit for Retiree Heart Attack . - - ' (Velda) Sparrctt and -Mrs. Orreii LISA R. ALLEN, one year, of 6739 ; (Shirley) Hall. Five grandchildren. will hold the fur of ycur choice in lay­ William H, Husband, 93, a Trov, Tavlor, died July 13 and was ' ... HENRY FORD'S burled July 21 In Grand L.iwn ELIZA E. LAITIIORNE. 83, of 224 Dearhorn resident for 47 ye; rs j Victim at 58 Ce;ncter>-. Service from the Howe- , HiKhland, Highland Park, tiled Sat- away until winter. Poterson Funeral Home, Taylor iirdav and was burled vesterday In BffiTHDilY and a charter monl.-er of :he i p,„(,ral service; .vcre held Chapel. Daughter of Georgo and ' Woodlawn Ccmctorj-. In state at Dearhorn Pleasant Hours Cl.;h, ; ;„ j^^^,^ yy^^^ j.^.j p.i^^y f^, Jacqueline. Sisrer of .-Vrleah. Grand- > Howc-Pctcrson Funeral Home, Dear- THE LATE MR. FORD'S daughter of I--rne.st and Vernctta \ born Chapol, with se.-vices at Christ died July 2i). Rich.ird C. Maples. 515, member Allen. Great granddauRhtcr of .Mrs. i Kplscopil Church. Wife of the late BIRTHDAY IS JULY 30. A A former plumbing inspector ' of a pion^'cr Deaibom family, i "°^*-" "'••""-"'•son. ^ i Itobcrt. .Mother of .Mrs. Itobert SALUTE TO HIS IMMORTAL (.M.irgery) Toth. Onc grand.son. for the City of Dearhorn. .Vr. ,Mr. Mapios di(;d July 18, tho' "TIN LIZZIE" ELISE ROSENBERG. 8G of 20005 , R^-^,, ^VOLMAR. 41*. of 1G37 Cres- HERZBERG Husband retired from the Ma n- i victim of a heart attack, • tenance Department of i ae | Mr. Maples vas a member ' "^'j;!V.,^"V^^"-o?"^ ^u^- ^^^f-;..ln!j^'en died S:aurday and was AND Denrliorn Honrd of Education, jof the first graduair.g cla.ss WELCOME VISITING Visit Our .Services for Mr. Hu.sband ! Fordson High .Schoo. and MOOSE MEMBERS mother of _Mr.s._ Anthony (Johanna) I <,f 'Edward Hicks. Sandra. Karen,. BOUTIQUE were held .Saturday in the Dear- • ;t.s salula:orian. He ivas active • n.-eschei. -Mrs- Henry (Ethel) Knope,! 5),^,^^^ Cheryl, Linda and John. ^ KEYSTONE SHOP horn Chapel of the Howe-Pett.T- in iri.seball, foolb.ill and ha.s- | •^^"' ^'^"^"^ ^vudrey) Daizici. Hay- i\,„^;,ghte[ r of .Mrs. Mar>' Mungar. Sis­ ter of Mrs. Melvina Pctcr.<;. Mrs. ..on Funeral Homo wilh inter- ketball. : Dorothv Theisen, .Mrs. .^larjorle ' DEARBORN FINE FURS ond sc. our complete selection ! ment in .Michigan .Memorial j - • * Maples familv, the name being ' .Makow.ski, .Mrs, Betty .MalcoUn. John ' MOOSE LODGE of gifis from oil over ihc world. ''•"•'f- i in: GR,\I>UATED from Mich changed to Maple through pop- j ^"^ ^^'^"'^ yiunz:iT. ^ ! on lhe avenue of fashion He s survived by his ciiil-ligan A;;ri':ullural College (nov/ 'ular usage. His falher, Lysan-i GRANT u. WILLIAMS. eg. of 15951 NO. 1620 dren, Stanley, Sidney E., Jid ; Michigan Slate Univ.jrsity) and ider, was a judge and cily as- '1 Woodlan ...as buried dDrive Tucsdii, dieyd inSaturuJ Acaciya p.irandk 4241 Schaefer Road 19179 UNIVEFISITY Open Thursday Evenings .Mrs. I.ucy I-. Shielcls. a sisti-r. 1 subs'-Miucrtly purclia:;ed a farm I ses.sor. A brother. Earl, was I c<-metery. Service "from Hov.e-Poter- One Block South of 'Til 9 .Mrs. I.ucy Simpson, five gra:d , ,, , 1 u •) . „„._„ii r^,. .^..n.. ..^^ ^ ^in Funoral Home, Dearborn Chapel Michiaan Avenue nt UNiversity l-fJ441 children and ten grcat-gra-d at Homer where he became a j city conlroller for many yearre-s i, Jl'uusban. Brothed of rJessie of .A .Fathe J., rRuU of iGra /inmd PHONE 582-1626 children. ' .Mrs. Dorothy Laph.irn. Two grand­ successful farmer. I and a sister, Joyce, is a sons. Resident 17 ycars. M; pie road is nanied for the I tired teacher. mid-summer fashion erasEier than ZIE Krazr Daze.

Summer Drei§ii§eiS} fiishion^s best Values to 15.00 Values to '20.00 Ve S IMf'ORTED No>w! Sizes KNITS 8-16 OFF Values to '25.00 Values to '30.00 Full Fashion Fllllv Lined Now! 1JU.MOR0S — MISSE S — PETITES — HALF SIZES ALL SPRING llAIiV COATS SLACK Regular S18.00 IUITS S SIIITS OFF Now! 8 SLACKS COATS and and ... we ore never undersold Entire Stock of Ik^^ SIJMMEII BLOUSES STORE HOURS FORMALS l>- OPEN MON., THURS., FRI., SAT. 'TILL 9 I AMPLE PARKING IN REAR OP STORI V>OFF 'yzOFl 13354 MCHIGAN AVENUE ONE BLOCK EAST OF SCHAEFER mw^^^m^im twma

Thursday. July 27. 1967 The Dsiirbcrn Guide, Dearborn He'ghts Journal, Wesi Detroit Guide, Inkster Guide-Herald, Westland Gi-uids, Cherry Hill Beacon Page Nino

says Dr. Joseph G. Molner, Junior Olyiiipk^s Fastest Dashinen Jr. Olympics Winners Health Dept. Announces Dearborn health officer. Students wiii be able to study children at plny situa­ New Baby-Sitter Chisses tions, baby care, safety and Although registration i;> oncc a week for six weeks, first aid techniques, as weil as other areas. limited, a few vacancies remain from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in the next DGaitorn Health Interested teens can rcgiftcr Department baby sitting cla.s.s "Local niothers have found or obtain more information by for girls 13-1,5 years old. : thcy can loave their c hildren , calling LUzon 4-1200 ext. 256. The classes will be held at j with teenagers who hav0 com- Certificates wiil be awarded the Health Depariment begin- j pleted the class and rela X while to all who complete the couise ning next Tuesday ;ind meetin i^ they go about their bu siness," ' satisfactorialy.

1 '."y^rtv.'iiXvX '.'• ;-.x-.-x w'l I'^yXvi f',. RADiO FRAN Michigan's Leading CAR STEREO TAPE CENTER yfyy;'^--yy:f!^.\'r^^flf.\\^^\y-v,/'.y,-'.%yi,y.-.-.-yyy vi-iv*".'.' ri-^j^Ju»f^.\:;-.v^^j,-\,-: ,-.';.v.i'i-;.:---;->;^ LARKY BTKD, of Howard iilari:rciand, mi Olympics Prograni last weelc. Today, 48 cham­ MMMM GordJo CUrk, of PlaO'Waliiat, are ahown. In a pions will represent Dearliom in the Detroit LARGE cioM flnlali la IJM M>yard daib event. The;' are MetTO}K)Iitait Yotttli Fitness Program at Lower All Hume Artists' two of the HM yooagstera ?ibi) participated Hui.'on Metropolitan Paric. M ASSORTMENT lo the Dearbors Kecreation annual Jinlor * Eight Track OF A TOSS GF 108 FEET won for Nancy Neubaeher (center- of Ford Wood^ Park, the softball throw, during the Recreation 4 & 8 TRACK ])ep:irtment's Annual Junior Olympics program at Hemlock Young AtMetes Represent City ]*ark. Shown in the presentation ceremonies are: (left to right) 5 STEiEiO TAPES AND Jfackie Kendall, Woodworth, 4th piace; Denise Perkins, Kielb, TAPE PLAYERS 2nd place; Miss Neubaeher; Michelle Palmers, Anthony, Srd in Metro Fitness Program Todajf place; Suc Steel, McDonald, 5th place. M FOR limit I M TAPES CAR AND HOME A contingent of 48 local young Class C Chinnliig Kveal with GIRLS' 50-YARD dash cham- athletes, including six new Jun­ in effort of 22 poll-ops. pions are: Brenda Goodwin, of ; MMMHHIIHHHI{l5MHM)i[H.l()a)flHMMM ior Olympic record holders, City Hall, Class A; Pat Bielew- i Bank Promotes O^Neill trelck.*d to Lower Huron Metro- Records were broken by girb in all classes ol! the hop, step ski of Ford Woods, Cla:;s B and politan Park tbls inoming to Janet Carroll of Haigh, Class C. EIGHT TRACK OR FOUR-EIGHT represent Dearbom in tbe an­ and jiiini). Dii.ne Pozi.k, of to Assistant Cashier nual Metropolitan Detroit youth Summer-Stephenj, becrniu the Topping, the softball throw fitness program. Class A li;ader '.vith a jt.inp of were: Debbie Waslesky, of Sum­ Zi'5V.i". Il ChsiJ B," Carmella mer Stephens, Class A; Nancy J. Bruce O'Neill has i)een pro­ ager of tlie consumer credit de­ STEREO TAPE PILAYEIRS The youngsters, all under 16 Eedolfi ol Cherry 'ilill had a Neubaeher of Ford Woo-is, Class moted to assistant cashier of partment. yoars of age, qualified for the record leap ol" 24'6'.^". Chase- B and Jackie Neubaeher cf thi3 Bank of Dearborn in recent His promotion, caps 18 years ;.'.-i^?»^ft^-^«^,* • outstanding individual and team Ruby'.s Debbi(; Wi'J.y a.taiaed Ford Woods, Class C. of banking exporience in the r./v*-^-v-*-* —^. performances in the finals of action by its board of directors, her milestone liy finishing at In addition to the individual metropolitan Detroit area. AUTOMOB Ili.E thc annual Recreation Depart­ 13'4". President J. Ralph "Wagner an­ * • * $ 95 '^:i ment's 01ympiad«type program champions, which were deter­ nounced this week. $(39.95 list at Ford Field and Hemlock • * • mined on the basis of a com­ O'NEILL, 37, attended Grosse RECORD CHANGER 39 Parks. IN ADDmO\ to Went, other parison of times and distances A Bank of Dearborn staff Pointe High Scliool and tha Uni­ "They will represent the boys comi)etu3i; in tlie IHanding in the Hemlock anci Ford member since 1965, O'Neill will versity of Detroit. He furthered Field finals, three shuttle re­ cream of the crop of the more Broad Jump will be John Sed- aL;o continue to sen'c as man- his banking educaiion with spe­ CAR REVERES R-? 521.95 SPECIAL $11.95 than 10,000 boys and girls at hik, o! MJler-I51eS3er, Clas:; A, lay championship teams are cial courses spon.';ored by the the playground level and the and Wade CJinfield, Henry entered today. Detroit chapter of the American nearly 1400 neighborhood win­ Bord, ClaJs C, Class A competition will see Institute of Banking. ners wbo vied last week for Boys' Softball Throw cham­ Ford Woods Dominik Lctizio, He and his wife, both Grosse champions ribbons," said Rob­ pions for 1967 ;ire Don Terry Russ Oliverio, Cindy Ventro Pointe natives, have hved in ert Keith Archer, director of R/kDIO FRAN of Ford Woods. Clans A; John ^""^ Shenagh Robertson. Taylor since 195f). They now re­ recreation. "I'm sure that the Uenko of Howard, Class B andl Pat Roosevelt, Dennis Moore, side with their three children 14442 MICHIGAN, 6 Blks. West of SCHAEFER entire city will be proud of thcir Ted Klamerus of Ford 'W'ocds, i Jeanette Morrell and Lisa Wash at 22054 Harmon. _ perfoirm alnce today," said Class C. Hop, step ai:d jump j were the Class B winners. They Archer. winners v/erc: Micley Linting iemerged from Crowley, • • • of Hemlock, Class A; Chuck j in class C, the top shuttle re- «.»oMUh.NEW aX^ »,Y • RECORD•I,-.- -• SI . werAe ^'anf-^son of Penii-Vasser, Class jiay team is an entry from Love- LET OUR U^^ ft "' "' e.stabllshed by three girls and E. and Hichard Ladiadra of'rixPark 27 YEARS TJZtf nfr.u, P J^'^o'l^'^^*:^. Class C. i ;vhile'the Junior Olympics EXPERIENCE Jhl T.lS?l'i>^ AnV^Ji Mealbach Mill bc Joined in |stressed individual and team ef- WORK S^' * *•/'• *^ ^*4^ wlth a leap of 68 . cstabUshed the running Droad jan:p by j forts, the Ford Woods and Penn a new record in the Class C Kandy SJieelcr of Fcrd Woods, vassar playground entries! FOR standing broad Jump. €la$s B, and Craig Lincberry, I claimed the most totr.l points YOU llilll jfiljjlfiai; Hemlock's ttm Mealbach of Vi^oodv/orth. Claus C. \ in the two finals. gave /allire CJMMM A runiiin« Mike McKee v/ill ha\e Joe broad Jump entries an im­ Syrian of Geer Class A, and CLOSED JULY 31ST FOR INVENTORY pressive 18'1I" nark to sboot Jfff Olinic of Howe, Class C, Ee your own man — it never ' at. Mike McGee, of Anthony, alongside of him in. tlie chin­ pays in the long run to let notched his record in tbe ning competition. others do your thinking. PICNIC TABLES PATIO Spscials ! Today, Friday, Soi:ui'day 2" TOP—6' LONG Seats 8 TIES LIGHTING FIXTURES ^"^^ ^^f Solid Kiln ^.-ii^M^-wu^i JULY 27-28-29 m 4"x6" KITCHEN OR S'595 "^^-m'^' '^^ I30MPI.ETE SAI'ETY CHECK Dricci BEDROOM. _ Lumber 6' & 8' lengths ''TIGERS' I ^ K.!?. • Brdke Adjustment BASEBALL ' Beautiful and Long fasting FREE Rcdwoo

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Under the new arrangement, the mail HURON VALLEY OIL COMPANY will be delivered directly to the hospital by Allen Park mailmen an undetermined amount of i Odcll's brother, Alfred Pow^ money removed. . . - The Dearborn designation has long raised the blood ers, of 763 Distel, Detroit, pirciiiure of Allen Park civic leaders. I discovert ll thi* body lying on Has Three Nev/ CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS I thi! floor. Near the vJcUrc:'ii Congressman BiU Ford, of the 15th District, ha;> an ndditional job . . . He's third baseman on the House of Rep- TILE j Ix-dy -.ras a sawedoff shotgun. ItMllMl ! Alfred told ]>olice that h;.s re:5entatives' Democratic team which played the House riEf PHC« i brother had been separated GOPers yesterday In a crucial game . . • Ford Js the only 273-3919 ESTINITU frc-::n liis wife and had bi.*ea IVIich. congressman to play on the regular team . . . 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Boring.< ) Dearhorn Redford Township scores twin victories during A League action this past week to strengthen their hold, on first place in the team standings. Homeruns by Bob Blasson and Dick Harlow powered Redford past second place King Boring, 6-1. Don Paige limited the losers to three hits. Redford rolled pas; Dearborn entry Bach, 5-1, scoring three big runs in thc foirth inning behind back-to-back triples by Jim Pobiersky and David Wo- lock and a round tripaer by Bob Green. Redford ace hurler Tom Tanner scattered four hits in the winning cause. F.^ST TANKERS—These Dearborn swimmtrs received v.in- 12, 7121 Bingham, all ol Dearhorn, with Coach Richard Schlaff; CL1FF stroked a Frank Colcord, poses before a workout a: the his teani to the victory. A loss sycats, McDonald's had blasted All-Star lo.ss. .iqueeze past Inkster, 2-1. Con­ would have dropped them to a "Ray MaiTow" 11-6. Jeff Lash three run to lead the secutive singles by Bob Enos, the number eight batter had I £ittack. The Thunderbirds didn't second place tie. Stan Lopata Dave Pavilka and Ron Fair 3 for 4 and scored twice in shows up so an easy forleit vic- VINYL ASBESTOS and Dan Whitmer each had leading his tsam to the v.ic- New Stables Spotlight knocked in two runs to give j tory put P & Y Bar i:ito tho FLOOR TILE Heii?hts the winning edge. successive base hit.s and scored tory. ' .second spot, Full 80 pc. box CiBVQ „ four runs between them in the i Another by Paul Ist-quality Zl ^^'^ In thc blue division J & Y Comp. Pure. Tr big win. Bar has the momentum to carry I Cliristoff led Cudillo Realty DRC's 84-Dav Race Meet Mrs. hanford I to the 1210 victory over HOUSE of TiLES Golden Key Billiards fought to the top p03i ;ion if the leading I Chavis Mobil. Across from Federal Dept. Store New faces in the official fam­ hor.se.«; to .Michigan fan:; and, Etetroit Race Course prepares a losing battle with Faigle Tool "Playboys" fjilter. This past 20428 Plvmouth Kd. Tops Suburban 273-3969 ily, ncw .stables which will in­ thc dis:ri-;u(io:i of .S2,()00,')00 in to open its 84-day meeting Mon­ & Die as a walk and a base hit weelc's action saw then climb Amen All-Stars troduce an improved caliber of purse:; arc s|)otlighted as the | day, July 31. Wonien Golfers in the ninth inning pro\'ided The Opening Day racing pro­ Ruth Langford shot a 92 la.st i ^^^'r^c ^hc 3-2 margin. Tom gram will be featured by the Friday at Arrowhead Golf iLack^y^elebrated his birthdcy 312,500 added Curtains Up Course to pace the champion-| jy»^h a lead off home run m Uie Handicap. The event, for throe- .ship flight of the Women's i;""-'^^l™?/s,Sryant Ford de- year-olds at si.x furlongs, has Suburban Golf Association. i ^^ated White Stag Inn 6-1. REMEMBER drawn 29 nominations. The low net in that flight was | -^vhite Stag bounced back to Dale Shaffer, Pre.sident of the I carded by Jane Todd who had out class Adray 16-1. Other E>RC. expressed optimism over 1 a 7£i (94-15) I games: Adrian Sign 10, 49'ers 1; tne coming season. In the first flight, Dearborn'.s i Adray 4, 49'ers 7. "Racing has made significant Dorothy Wingerson iinished up strides in Michigan in recent with, a 102 for top honors while IT WAS LAST ycars and we feel the Detroit Ca.'-ol Jackson bagged a 84(110- THE PUSSYCATS with a 15- r;ace Course has been the lead­ 26) for the best low net. 0 record just keop rolling along. er in upgradinjT the caliber of In tho Kocond flight. Rul.h The Litest victim was Mc­ SUMMER? Thoroughbred racing in the (Jorly's 108 was the best low Donalds. Don Tinske again State and through the constant gross registered while Betty stroked the biggest hit, a sixth modernization of our plant in Brown of Livonia end ed up with inning homer to feature the increasing the popularity of the an 110(1.10-30) to top the low net 5-0 shut out. Earlier in the Don't let your family sport." class. week Norm Linske got into the suffer through another one! THE MICHIGAN Mile, to be need on Saturday. Sept. 16. has become the showcase of Michi­ gan racing and has attracted national prominence with its AIR CONDITiON YOUR ENTIRIE excellent fields. The Mile again will have an HOUSE WiTH NI-W ] added value of 5100,000. It j is double the value of any other event raced at a Michi- Thursday, July 27, 1967 Page Eleven i gan track. "In 1967, we will have a Chrysler Airtemp I h i g h 1 y attractive companion I stake for The Mile," Mr, Shaf- Rec Baseball Leagues AIR CONDmONING I f.;r said, "It will be The Milette. v/ith an added value of $35,000, As of July 23, 1967 Borin;: W I, Livonia for three-year-old and up fillies Blazo's 12 1 Dearborn lleiglits and mares. It will be run on .\dray Apiili.lDCe 11 1 Baoh Inkstcr 2 October 7. The distance is a Chris' Pizzeria « 5 ^^irtemf) Sew Plac^c Lou nge < 5 CLASS D STANDINGS rnile and one-eighth." Santieu Funeral 7 t. ThroUKh July 23, 1967 Sheldon Tire e 7 Westborn Chrysler 5 .[ilzzo'x Majestic s 7 Sole Brothers 3 f CHRVSLER Last Chance Lnunce .'. K Bud Clark V.W. 4 CO»I»*0 (NATION LAND Querfeld Funeral 5 8 .Schneider'.'! Sport Shop 3 Coff Us How for A free Home Survey Chick's Bar 5 8 Homestead Homes 3 CONTRACTS .loe Takacs 1 'J .McDonald's & Haigs 1 1 Heaven's Devils 0 No Discount .Abrasive Supply LO 2-3456 CLASS B SLO-PITCH CLASS E STANDINGS IWe Will Pay Cash BED mVISION As of July 23, 1967 Serving Dearborn for 43 Yeiirs Throuch 7-23-67 Keilly Plating for Midtown i:; Slavtons Seasoned ,\cirl:in .Sign li l I'.ravcs WhUc Stae Inn 11 A Casbah Contracts lalple Tool & Die X 5 Modern Accordion (Golden Key BllUards 7 r> Adray ^£cAi/z^De4. GUARANTY Spirit of llryant Ford i fi [•anthers Federal Saving! •Jft'crx 5 !l Kills Truckinc .\dr2y 3 1.? An.(;cls HEATING & COOLIMG CO. 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Jl^mV BUSSE, 'I, ol 5051 Steadman. circles Recreation Department's Junior Baseball pro­ ger Tom Br jce of Adray scored Tour losses. Tho Colts grabbed a two run tho basee on a homernn in a recent sub-midget gram are gearing for the playofl's which begin oice but Don Julian hit thc 1 longest ball as his two run Thc past weeks action saw yoor lead in the first inning, but game at Ford Woods Park. All teams in the Aug. 1. 2 encounters between High­ lit ;»""iC the Shamrocks came back and ways Pine Tree Bowl and tied it in the top of the second. Engineers. Pine Tree loo* cned IT ^n HIV* i» •H"* 1** Ron Grayson and Gary Barnes all the stops in the first f:ame MtiAtlByott stags-thrilled the huge crowd winning easily by a 22-2 ma^ lu,c«iu* «» W^'* 1 IH^ taa with a magnificent pitching gin. trmimm It duel. Midget Battle Sharpens Pint-size I>wight Newman, It was simply a case of being 14. Rlfild out classed and out gunni^d for 16. Lira: abbr. IT Wka JT p ms-t made several spectacular plays ,1 homer in the second. Modern Accordion of the A Go Getter nine of Ford for the losers, gettmg one RBI the Engineers, E\-er>' ])layer at second base for the Colts. The Mustang nine agaui mct 17. GmlQ Midge': division at Levagood Woods racked up an :impressive m the process. came through with at leaiit one >}0. Old Fraaoh Art Cooper's triple in the d.jfeat this time at the hands of hit for Pine Tree. ^ H ••n sixth inning was the lone extra blasted the Oriole;; 7-4. Bruce 8-5 victory over GS 400 with In yet another closet Midget ooia 44. Scorch 5!). Sone of 24. Cert«» the Cougar:; 11-1. A fourth In the second contest the En­ ba.'je hit of the game. Wagner and Spider Corak led Jim Flum leading tae game at Ford Wo<»ds, the dl.Fir^tlady 45 Certai leaves yoiJ attack with a double and a irning raUy gave the Cougars gineers had improved bit not 223. Bod IN OTHER aass F games the MA at the plate, smacking out Bombers slipped past E and Angol ico wmppcrs breath _«.„ three singles each in as many circuit blow for three attempts. L 3-2. Brothers Jim aad Dave a decisive nine run lead as enough as thcy came out on the 34. £noIoe« 48. Proceed 26, Duwn: Eagles won their fourth straight e.ich memher rounded the short ond cf an 11-3 ccntest. 95. Concept arc. trips. Rich DeVore, and Craig Dan Klocking pitched a bril­ Berry were both Mt bj- 47. What in color comb. game by trouncing St. Kevins liant two hitter while aiding buses once. Kevin Connolly Once again a bolanced scoring 37v. Bevar&ge Blue 14 to 4. Johnny Evans and Morga both had circuit blows pitches, and both scored on Certs? 613. Certsf form for the losers, DeVore clout­ the Go Getters witli a single bijgan the rampage by tripling attack paved the way "or a 29. Upon Danny Hopkins combined on sacrifices. ooma in haii a de* '28. Certa* ing hij; with two men on. Dusty and a run. Craig Lineberry with Mike Burke, Mart Kibit, victory. SO. Priater'a 40. What thc mound to gain the win. Mike Thon Irought in the lioiou.*! enooiir.ig:e;i Drause hurled a four hitter to tried to rally GS 40(i by bang­ aid Larry Kiekens on. Mike The winners had 19 hiis be­ aMnaure Certs? Fourteen hita by the Angels deciding run in the last inning aid the winners while going one ing out a single and a double. R;:cNaUy was the only scorer tween 10 men with every man S3. Adjeotiva aro rioh 31. Fronoim were the feature of an Ajigel smacking out a iiingle and com­ for two. * «! •» fc-r the Mi:;>tangs, getting on getting at least one. Jce Poma aufflx in 16 to 0 shut-out over Blue Sox. ing home on another single by IB* Daaomiaa- DOWN .33.1raitate tiirough a single and coming had 3 for 4 including a. Iriple, 61. North 1. Telegraph 34.1'revari- Dave Wiacek, in addition to Bill Kokas' bat led the Twins THE GTO'S squeaked past Bill Homud. tioa Latitude: to a 7-2 viclorj' over the the Giants 4-2 as Eiennls Dix home on a sacrifice. double and a single. 19-. Tt.Bgy, 12. Mistake oator being the shining pitcher, col­ Midget action at Hemlock abbr. 3, Swayed 36. Spicea lected four hits, Wolverines. Kokaii connected took batting honors. Dix con­ saw East Dearhom Kiwanis (Uk« C3. Intorlaea twice in three at hats, homer­ nected in the third for a triple Carta*) 4..Fonner 37. Muaical Gai.T V/ilson, Dave Zafke, obliterated the Yanicees 9-3. 64. Chief Russian note Tom Mikelich, Jim Bickell, and ing with Steve Treeweek on, with the bases loadud to give Dan Delk was the powerhouse 40. Traa Olymplaa 42.Saaoy rukr 39. Mob Craig Yee had two hits tach. and scoring twice himseli:. John tlie GTO's their decisive two for liiwanis sraas;hiiig out two Championship Contest god Shader banged out a triple Tom talk B. Split 40. Argon: Mikfl Perkins and Steve Adams run margin over tlie Giants. circuit blows to b;.-ing in a total n. Yale chem. had three and two hits respect­ Locke, Rick Snyder and Larry Georgo Ju.'icyk went two for of four runs. I'rank Goosmen 7. Earth: Fr. 41. It's ^ ively. McDonald, on through jmgles. tnree on a single and a double and Jack Morris each went two Ereiving in Gals^ Loop a. Yttrium: to aay, 301J for three, Morri:i getting one cbom. c,ikD, be cet- RBI. proving Jones' Metal group but 9. ».—..—. tJiin witlt KALBY'S STILL IN FIRST PLACE With the sijason's close in energy Certa* Schneiders Sport Shop fell 15[ght a potisntial championship managed to pull out with a 6-0 11. Scit! 43. One pli.ca before the •nr-Wolverinei : s 2-««1 :m_ g^^^^ loom<: OH the horiziou of victory. Val Blow collected 2 rjua qua UBDOB 15. Ce rtfl a to carrj' the Midget division at Ten "V/omen's Softball Competition. hits and ore K.B.I. Carol Klo- Js a breati. Certs s Eyck. Gary Bodurka and Louis now.ski also had a pair of singles Brano scored both of the The Allen Fence Poles and and scored a r'jn. , .11 45. Open lart Dombey IMetal Product teams LJUU JI m. Near 46. Asian Final Week In Class F Wolverine runs. Bediirka com­ have idtmtioal 4-1 records and iiu[::uti UUU fjao 20. Top card aeaport ing home on Brano's triple, Kalijy's Raiders] still hold, Davis w£s the -"irst Raider past Riveria 9-5. Sowmski are pah-ed for .3 August 3 clash. uaun •(::;• DD a 22. Roman sir. 48. Sheltered and Brann's on an error. Brad To bc eligible for this featuro rj iL'oou [;]E3aaDa 33. Cortaa side ing first place with nine wins across the plate on a sacrifice clouted out one homer and two Shuster made Schneider's only game the "Poles" must first •n^fsiiiga .'tin uuuau uaoa is '^ ., . , 60. Not in and no losses, dumped thc by Barry Swicki. Swicki later singles in four trips to the plate run by hom.ering in the tliird. mint 52. Behold' Braves 7-3 in Faction at Leva- singled to score on errors as getting one RBI in the process. get by a i^ame July 27 with (ARM i^ $;U;RPi:y. Kalis came home on Davis' Ten Eyck's Wildcats squeeiied Jones' Metal. good. Tom Kalis contained the Bob Rathwell went two for past St. Martha's ^'o. 2 4-3, Air Force Glasses If.25 Braves i;o four bits while team­ single. two scoring twice and bring­ Jones''is bringing up the rear G.l. Jeep Gfls Cans 198 ing home WaUy Lis with a despite a last inning rally which mates John Renko and Ron • * «i saw Martha men Tom Lewand­ st present but is anticipating Pup Tents :!.98 THE SECOND place Pirates single. NIW Rzepeckl connected twice in owski homer v.'itii Jeff Burek their finest showing of the sea­ $9.98 Sleeping Bags ... 5.98 friifirr three at bats, Renko scored deluged the Braves 12-1, p:tced Adray's All Stars held bat­ on. Dave Beckham went two son on the il'5th. 2.50 Drop Cloths 96c 1967 118' twice on Rzepecki's singles get­ a walk and a single. Do'Jg ting practice against St. * « <» BIG OLDS for three as did Gary Schmidt Motorcycle Helmets . 10.95 ting an RBI when Tom Kalis by Bob Percy's homer in thc Martha's No. 1 eventually rack- GAMES 'imS past week sav; m ca. la V4 fftf. Ulx14 Ov«r«kKi Tlrti. ntluxn WhMl Cvtm for the winners. 2.98 Baseball Gloves . 1.88 WalMe^tlf €«r»«(4, tMt Itltt. M Ofh«r Standard Iqulpmani cross{:d the plate on his one third. Mike Gogola cocnected leg up a 29-2 victory. Martlia's • * * the Poles e;;isily dispose of the bagger. Bob Jorgensen mado a tv/ice in three trips to the 4.95 Foam Beach PoJs ].S8 men tried desperately to rout THE YANKEE midgets, play­ liimelighters 14-9. Lorraine Lis, valiant effort for the loners, plnte, bringing home Mark the stars; but all they could the Poles li(;aA y swinging right Ist QualiiY Sox . 5/$\.Q0 \ Full homering in the second, and I Edwards. Jim Wheldon tossed ing out of Crowley, dumped the $ manage were on run rallie.'j in Mustangs 18-1. It looked as if fielder, again proved her TARPAULIN & Only again scoring ic the last on a an impressive game, allowing the third and fifth. Jim Veb- prowess with four successive Price sacrifice. Bruce Szopa had a only four hits. the Yankees had only come out FOAM RUBBER 2,395 bmg went four for five on two for batting praotice as Dan singles. To.iirunate Bev Yanick circuit blow in the fourth with A Teamster nine obli'iirated • CLOTHING • TENTS • TOOLS singles and two round trippers, Sitarski, Rich W!ax and Jack v<'on't take ,1 b.ick scat either as OVERLOADED WITH NEW CARS Doug Davis on through a sLigle. Kiwanis 18-0 as powerhouses collecting a tota! of five RBIs. she also rapped 4 base hits and • coon WORK & DRESS SHOES be lurt te esk for Marin Powell, and BiU Fred­ Rankin each W(mt three for • CARHARTT WORK CLOTHES In an earlier game the Raid­ Hurler Jim Horian came away four, scoring a total of eight scored three times. USE YOUR SECURITY CHARCE JIM ''Jumbo" SALVATf ricks led the action :it the with the infamous glory of be­ ers lieat the Rams 3-1 as Tom plate, both going three for runs. Mchelld Sinith also scored 2050 N. Telegraph ot Ford ing the only Star to strike out, LO 5-6605 Kalis performed another excel- four and scoring twice each. Ron Sullivan got the three nm:;.. j lent job holding the Rams to going four for five. Sandy Pilch Mustangs on thi board with Open 9-8:30 Thurs., Fri., Sot. Rich Marinucci went two for scored both of Martha's runs Dombey ran into a fart im­ Rund Oldsmiobile two hits. Gary Rigby was the three, smashing out a ifouble jlone scorer for the Rami on gettmg on base through walks. 5635 W. Fort n42-290O with the bases loaded. lHarin- In Faction at Crowley the ncci controlled the inonnd Meats beat the Dodgers 4-1. allowing the starving Kiwanis Dennis Wyman's clutch hitting only one hit. broke the 1-1 tie which had V.F.W. managed to slip past prevailed up until lhe botiom tlie Hornets 2-1 before that last_ inning. Joe Panek and game could go into extra Brian McKowen were on innings. Mike Hoffman touched through errors as Wyman step­ home with the winning run in ped into the batters box to con­ tlie top of! the last on a single ned; for a roimdtripper. Otis by Mike AneUa and a double Monday pitched a great game by Mark Czckay. Eugene Mlot for the losers, allowing only and Ted Kizoff took care of three hits, while thie wimiing [the mound action, Mlot finally hurler, Wyman, contained the emerging victorious in n game Dodgers to three hiti;. jwhich sav/ a total of five hits, M-Squad took the Chargers~ only two coming off the Hornets 8-3 in other Recrealion Action bats. at Crowley. John Ryniak went Gary Paul scored the Hornets two for three getting one RBI, lone run in the third, by getting for the winners, wliile team­ a baso ou balls and scampering mate George Delvechio went home on Tony Kumor s sac­ three for three on a triple and rifice. two singles. Han-y Hitoffo Faction at Hemlock saw the scored the final run on a single Orioles sting the Horne';s with and a sacrifice. an 11-4 decision. Randy Sheelor started the rampage '.vith a circuit blow in the first with Dennis Ziaba on vnth a single. Divine Child Zinba reade a fine showing going three for four with two dcuble;s and a single. A last Runs Into inning rally, led by Frank Spadafore was squercl:ed by 'Bad Knighf I hurler Jon Vanzo, only after iiiiiyolpi!i(t It was a "bad Knight" for thc Hornets managed to tiring ' heme three of their tean- m.itcs. Divine Child last Thursday. Chuck Knight pitche

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Girls' Sin­ i'ncse divisions will bc Rose tection In the fulure when a Sept. 15. .$300 worth of tests will be cf- from a sciciatific staidpoint we nosis, and treatment. partment announced today that gles, .Jr. Boys' Doubles. Jr. Girls' Swid/.inska. fercd for a $2 registration fee hope to demonstrate the over­ the annual city tennis tourna­ Doulilos. Boys' '2 and under Entry blanks nnd further in­ Trained nurses and medical ment will be held A.igust 1. .\c- Singles, and Girls 12 and under formation cnn he obtained at SMMVIIMIIMH says Dr. Joseph G. Molner, ci:y whelming rumber of diseases personnel will administer the • ••«••«•••«(•• cording to Rohert Koith .\rchcr, Singles. r.ny of the four tonnis ccn.crs he.ilth o'Ticer. and illnesses that go undetected examinations. within an outwardly healthy director of recreation, the win­ The tournament director for in Dearborn. smart portable TV buy Financed by Federal. State . r iu i »• ners will represent Dearborn in and local funds, the battery of ^ ^^^^'"^"t of the popuhition thc slate lournament in Ann tests will be offered to citizens "Secondly, we hcpe to en­ Arbor August 18-20. over 21-ycars old. courage anc: point up the need mEmSmmim for people lo schedule regular I Youth Gang Thc Senior Divisions, includ MAYOR OrviUe L. Hubbard health check-ups by their own j ing Men's and Women's Singles, the signals show that asked Dr. Mohier to set up a physicians." ! Men's and Women's Doubles. Attacks Boy Mixed Doubles and Veterans' perm.iner.t program from a • • • ! ARTHUR CLARKM.D., LL.B. central testing location follo.v-; : Singles (40 or over) will be hole. DR. MOLNER poi Us out that | An ll-year-old Dearborn boy : at the Edsci Ford High School ing the succcs.s Health Dcpa:'t- \ IS a wise choice for over 50,000 persons died in Ii was beaten by a gang of youths tennis courts with Ralph Cornol". ment personnel had with po.'t-, Michigan during :.966 from i table testing clinics in Dearborn 1 when he refused to turn ovor as the director. CoyncJimQn chronic diseases, many of which I• his pocket money. earlier this year. could have been prevented if i the disea.se had been detctd in The boy told police that lie THE JUMOR tou-namcnt v.il "The desire for the type ct ! • was returning liome I-'riday /^ ARTHUR the early stage. l be held at the Dearborn High medical information furnished ; ; from baseball practice at the by these tests is much greater By carly stage, Dr. Molner )j Elmhurst Park when three School tennis courts and will in­ \ CLARK than we originally antici- said he meant before the I youth.s and a girl stopped him clude the following division.s: paitd." said thc Mayor. disease had a chance to en­ j and demanded his rnoney. Boys' Singles. Girls' Singles, "Despite adverse weather, we trench or produce signs which Boys' Doubles, Gii Is' Doubles, had long registration lines would normally influence a I When the bo>- refused to throntlhout the original pcr.son to go to a doctor. surrender his pocket money, scrfcning program and dr- ".Syn.ptom> often don't occur I one of thc gans siruek him cidcd to establish lhe new untii the disease has reached i acros.s the back with a 12- Valley Golf cencer to meet a definite serious proportions," he said. I inch chain. public neod." "This is why we're particjlar- } Police later apprehended the ly intrcscted in testing people I members of thscd that the tcsLs are tournament on Saturday, .-Xug. n culo is, cancer and hoarl a .screening variety, not a dia 26, at 11 a.m. Thc meet, spon­ SIDEING cmd lUim u disc.'iso; plus vision and hearing sored by the Dearbcrn Recrea­ nostic scries. He said that thes£e for Juniors Th« ENVOY tests. tion Department, will consist \) Modtl MOf,l , tests are no substitute for a 12S i^. In. rtcUnfulif 7lctur* I, of one 18-hole rounc. Only Dear­ "Kvciyone over 21 should complete iihysicai examination AttracU 144 born residents will bc allowed I take the'tests." Dr. Molner s:iid, conducted in .a doctor's offic. ilo compete. "especially the people who think . Should t.ie tests reveal ;;ign.<: RCA VICTOR SPORTABOUT Hf The annual Dearborn Outer Trophies will be awnrded to We vsc only iop qualiiy they're perfectly healthy." i of possible disease, people will Drive Kiv/anis tennis tourna­ I the winner and runner up. SEALTAB Shmg/cs Top'front controls make tuning a brteze with this jtiunt/ Sportabout. ment has been described as thc The five players with tbe largest net event for juniors the Fiaturet IS.OOO-volt chassis (desi;in evawge), tuilt-in antennas, ; lowest scores will have the city has ever held, according to £xpi!rt, fully guoranteed work ! J1 1 •nd 5' oviI hlgh-e!ficl«ncy spe.iker lor "Golden Th oat" sound. i privilege and opi>ortiinity of Free Esrimotes ond Inspection Funds Jtor Healtli W'iima Cli/.be, recreation super­ I representing Dearborn as a visor. MAKE PIEDMONT I team in the Michigan State M A total of l'i4 entries' were Recreation Association golf i'l received in the various divisions tournament in KaLimazoo Sop­ i'l of 18 year olds and under. The tember 16. I largest entry of 55 came in the u ® Headt}uartenl No age limit has been set, so 13 to 15 year old boys' division. any goKer interested in partici­ II The Recreation Department pating should contact Wilma h is running tho lournament at Clizbe, recreation golf super­ n BIG PICTURE visor, at LUzon 4-1,200. Ext. 263. DEARBQm ROOFING the Dearborn High School ten­ Nights: I'I nis courts, with the Outer Drive Kntries will not bc accepted Telephone 562-4788 I'I PERFORMER Kiwanis Chib furnishing the after .S p.m. Wednesday, Au;;;. 291-5570 I'I trophies. 16. f»owi"rful 20,000'Volt coooooooc-=-=; chAttis (design average). ^IIMMHHIIUMMMIIMMMMXMimHISliniRMMlillfiflmHIIieifnKllAMKHHll^ Jack for optional ear* phone or pillow speaker. m. ^ M M GET THE BEST... A NEW T^• TOWMJ.MAH U Mod'l Ai-oo; 172 11. 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Hi m m m m m iMBy «90T an THE BEST THI; H/.NOCRAFTH> CCHO^ TV m m m MAKE PIEDMONT YOUR DECORATING HEADQUARTERS! m m PIEDMONT HAS A COMPLEl'E ZENITH SELECTION! m M m Kl IK n if m K( 19147 Joy Road 11 PIEDMONT A Few Blocks West of Southfield II 0 V^IIHEH^MWM^IF liril II A Few Blocks West of Southfield If n «M«Hlll|«MH0nilKW'«IIIMM»IKVHMHMMMMMMMK(HM«MH;MMVMHMHKllfHKIHMIIMMMMMVIfHlf«MIIM]in Page Fourteen The Dearborn Gufde, Dearborn Heighis Journal, West De-Jroit Guide, Inkster Guido-Herald, Westland Guide, Cherry Hill BcMcon Thursday, Juiy 27, 1967

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Cockfaih Served From 10 a.m. 'til 2 a.m. English Interludes are offered 'Waten^ision^ 606 GODDARD ROAD, WYANDOTTE by Eduarl Linkers, as a ca- between Fort and Biddie (Jcfferscin) Wc eafer to For Reservotlonj call: nich, a mosi appropriate role V/EDDINGS AND PARTIES FAMILY BUCKET THE BARREL for a play In which nothing Is Name of AVenue 2-9484 IS Pieces can be taken seriously except •"^ of Chicken. $^50 Chicken Only 95 the music. Sidm Show 5 to 7 21 Ficccx If the Radio City .Music Hall Water ballei and comedy rou­ •orvin^s. 3 '4 had thc room of Tiger Stadium tines wil! bc fcalured August f! to play around with, then whal and 3 at the twenty-second ar­ GO-GO would emerge from thc nible nual synchronized swim min? minds of thoir artistic direcior show at Stout Sciiool. FAMILY PARTY BOX l.oonidoff, who probably resem­ Robert Keith Archer, direeto:* ble "flying colors." a fiirec-ring of recreation. ;.aid lhat 330 GIRLS Chickeii Only revue with duplicate, simultan- swi r.l mcrs from cily-spon.sored $2^45 co\is shows for cach part of the 9 Pioccs instruction programs at 10 pools audience, including music, will bl: featured in thc show. Monday-Safurday riancc. ethnic groups, floats, "Watcrvlslon is the name of acrobats from helicopters and this year's 5;hov; and will In­ CALL Tl 6-9755- your Order IV/// Be Waiting overy othor gimmick calculated 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. clude » variety of 2.'} act?. lo attrnct (rtcnds. Tlc:»ldiinU «re reminded that Aunt Eya's KENTUCKY STYLE Rut the chief offering Is no there is no admi?sion charge for gimmick, ll's simple talent— any of thc porformanccs which Orders May Ua FRIED CHICKEN Maurice Chevalier, All he does ,begin eich evening al 7:30 i?.m. 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COOD FOOD well - served and •;((:c//en? feeilitits for: modrfafclv priced' aud ENTERTAINMENT Noiv 7icedlcss TO saij, much to LUNCHEON BUFFET ,, r v«d • DINNER DAHCES hcr dismvi from 11:30 o m. to 2:30 p m. In a World of She jound that the aipboard •very busines doy and priced ir FASHION SHOWS j/,'n.9 bare. at iu'.f $2.15, • PRODUCT D'SPLAY Hospitality My rjoodncs.';! Oli mc! Said tht!; ivell mcanivrj she Optiiltig Tndny, /ult/ 2S • S.UES MEETiMGS Whatever in tli.<; icorld-cnn I dn? Buy it by the IBaiTeL JUDY ATWOOD iurf (icr organ W« have Then she f]ot on thc ball, KxeMnii. hounry fnlertiln call our Private Roont Made a telephone call ment. fMaylfiK nlilhtly. for Banquets the Box, or by the Keg "PARTY PLANNERS" KOWLOON To 421-6.510. Old Mother Hubbard's chicken, Umrim! Delicious! for rtstrvaffoni, ft/tpfion) 386-501)0 L. ..hr OUT CHOP I say StRVICE CAFE SUEY W'as soon on ft? vwj— Then round out your meal with Old Mother V(.ii{ tht 1901 ISOUTHFIEID ROAD Hubbard's Mashed Potato«;s and Gravy, DI.LYN SHOP at Dix and \-7i Expreiiwoy, Onmfntlc and Imported CHINESE and AMERICAN FOODS Salad, Baked Beans and Biscuits. 22117 MICHIGAN AVENUE at MASON lifts nnd jewelry. LINCOLN PARK WEST DEARBORN TEL. LO 5-4521 •.iJiBcr?" W^7i mmTm^n^rm. Businessmen Luncheons—Full Courso Dinner itambii OPEN DAILY SUN. thru THURS. 11 A.M. to MIDNIGHT FRI. and 5AT. 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. Formerly Bungalow Cofc Wp ivould lihe to tJuuik (dl of you for wak- ijifi our grand opening a i\uccess. jl WHITf STAG iHH And our apologies to the hundreds of 13750 TIREMAN 846-0737 people we could not serve. li 2 BLKS. W. of Schaefur Yours Truly • BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS MOTHER HUBARD CHICKEN 1,1• Cockfaifs • Congenial Afmosphere '"' "•"•-'."W.X'.V. i-imim

For Tasiy Hcmburgers & Thick Malts Come in and see some of the cooking relics, like Grandma only 9S^ f ApTEDCRESTAURANTS Hubbard used to cook chicken vvith down on the farm. Go la lal Our fancy French Toast Is mada with specially- VHll I lallwopen 34 Hours • Fren Porking Also see Mother Hubbard's 1st automobile, 1924 Model T. bakod bread, dipp

Thursday, July 27, 1967 The Dearborn Guicle, Dearborn Helghfs Journal, West DetroH- Guide, Inksfer Guide-Herald, Wesfland Guide, Cherry Hill Beacon Page Fifteen / I I PETEK R. JOHNSTON, ATTY. part of thc northeast a of Section BERRY. HOPSON, FRANCIS drawn for at least 30 d.-iys after Trailers and 6 Tractors, to John- j , was MPI"^ 6350 Schaefar 29, part of thc vest W of Section & .MACK. ATTYS.. Dearborn, Michigan 49126 28, Town 2 South, Range 9 Enst, and 2015 . the scheduled closing time for son's Lubricating Service, at unanimously adopted. Tiffany W777 Lots 1 to 17, inclusive, and 35 to 114 Detroit. Michigan 48;;2G receipt of propo;;als. their unit ])rices bid, in an 7-663-67. A resolution by STATE OF MICmCAN inclusive, of ROBERT M. GRIND- woodward 2-0525 PROBATE COURT FOR THE LEY'S SUBDIVIi.ION NO. 7 of .STATE OF MICHIGAN The City of E'earborn reserve;; estimated aniount of $7,956.00, ' Councilmcn Dombrowski and COUNTY OF WAY.N'E LITTLE FAR.MS, beinf part of the PROBATE COURT FOR THE the right to waive any infor­ was unanimously adopted, igaja directing the City Clerk 564 7S2 northeasi Vt of Sijctlon 29 and part COUNTY OF WAYNE iESTATE OF JOH.N L. WION. also of the northwest Vi of Section 28. 570,967 mality in any bid, or to reject 7-652-67. .A. resolution by to z;dvertise for scaled bids ior '::nown as JOH.N LEE WIO.N. and Town 2 South, Range 9 East, Nan­ ESTATE OF JOH.N A. HAMOOD, any or all bids, in whole o:r JCHN WION. Dectascd. kin Tov/nship, V/s yne County, Mich­ Deceased. Councilmcn i^ordell and Bondie 'Relocation of tho Levagood Park :iT IS ORDERED that on August 2. igan, according to the plat thereof IT IS ORDERED that on Au?ust in part, should it bo deemed for awarding contract for furnish- Skating Rink, to be opened on IS-;? at 10 a.m., In the Probate Court as recorded in Liber 65. Page 76 of 8. 1967, at 10 a.m.. In the Probate its best interests to do so. roam, 1.119 Detroit, Mlchigar., a hear- Plats, Wayne County Records. Court room, 1211, Detroit, Mlchi.gan, ! ing of Reflectorized Type Traffic Monday. July 31, 1967. at 2:00 In,} he held on the petition ef John LILA !«. .NEUENFELT a hearing lx; licld on tho petition | CITY OF DEARBORN, Control Signs, Baked Enamel P.M., Eastern Daylight Saving E. Wlon, executor, (or allowance o£ Circuii Judge of Marion Hamood for appointment ! MICHIGAN I Traf fic Control Signs, and U ; Time, was unanimously .-idopted. hll first and final account, for fees, Date of Order: July 12, 1967. of an administrator: ' .ind for assignment ot residue: A True Copy Publication and service shall be JOSEPII CARDINAL i Channel Si?:n Posts, to U.S. \ 7.6G4-67. A resolution by Publication and service shnll be Et>GAU .M. BRAN'iGIN made as provided by statute nnd CITY CLERK made a.s provided by statute and Clerk Court rule. istandard Sign Company, Inc., i councilmen Bondie and Baja Ccurt rule. 7-20; 7-27; 8-3; 8-10-67. Dated Julv 6. 1907. 7/27/67 I low bidder, at their unit prices ' directing the City Clerk to -id- Dated June 13, 1967. FRANK S. SZYMANSKI. THOMAS C. MURPHY, Judge of Probate |bid. in the estimated amount verl ise for sealed bids for Eoulo BERRY. HOPSON. FRANCIS A True Copv .Iudge of Probate & .MACK, ATTVS., of $10,409.45, was unanimously Crook T:-unk Sewer Cleaning- A True Copy HEH.MAN .McKINNEY. SYNOPSIS OF adopted. HISR.MAN .McKLN'NHY liOlS Cadillac Tower, Deputy Probate Register 1967, in the Rouge Plant area, Diputy Probate ReK'stcr DcCroiC. .'SIichli;an 48226 Newspaper, Dcarbom Guide 7-653-67. The Presid ;nt of to be opened on Monday, July .Nowspaper: Dearbom Guide WOodw.>rd 2-0525 7-20. 7-27, 8-3-67. MINUTES OF 7.13, 7-20, 7-27-67 ST.\TE OF MICHIGAN the Council verbally announced 31, 1967, at 2 00 P.M., Eastern PROBATE COURT FOR THE I the appointment of Vincent For- <:OUNTY OF WAYNE COUNCIL Daylight Saving Time, was unan- GEORGE R. LUniENSKI, Atty., 562.901 NOTICE I dell, to fill the vacancy oaused imously adopied. 17600 W. Warren, ESTATE OF JAMES S. WILLIS, I by the death of Irving F. Im- D*!trolt, Michigan 48238 Deceased. PROCEEDINGS 7-665-67. A resolution by LUzon 1-7620 IT IS ORDERED that on August PUBLIC NOTICE OF j Oberstag, on the Joint City- Councilmen Baja and Bondie STATE O? MICHIGAN' 29, 1967 at 10 a.m.. In thc Probate CITY OF DEARBORN PROBATE COURT FOR THE Court room, 1211, Dritroh, Michigan, PROPOSED ALLEY ! Sciiool Committee. authorizing the Controller to COU.NTY OF WAYNE a nearing bc held on the petition July 18, 1967 7-654-67. A verbal report finance the paving of Gulley of .Michael Berry for appointment VACATION 571.003 Council convened at 8:00 P.M., from the Deputy Chief of Police Road, from the New York Cen­ ESTATE OF VICTORIA S.MOLAR- of an administrator: PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE­ KIEWICZ, Uccc.Tscd. Publlc.Ttlon and scrvk\~ shall bc BY GIVEN that Tuesday, Aug. President of lhe Council Ed- on the request of Edwfrd A. tral Railroad to Dartmouth, oa IT IS ORDERED that on Septem­ made as provided by ^ti:tutc and Majewicz. et al., that the busi­ a temporarj- bssis, from the ber 28,19G7, at 2 p.m., In the Probate Court rule. 15, 1967, at 8:00 o'clock, P.M.,': ward J. Dombrowski presiding. Court room, 1211, Detroit, Michigan, Dated July 19, 19G7. iEastern Daylight Saving Time,'Upon roll call there were pres- nes.s at 25125 Ford Road DO dis­ Motor Vehicle Highwa}' Fund- a hearing be held at which all credi­ FKANK S. SZY.MA.Ni^KI, continued, was referred to the Major and paymcnls from the tors of said deceased arj required Judge of Probate 'in the Council Chambers in the ent Councilmcn Baja, Bondie, to prove their claims. Creditors A True Copy : Municipal Building at Schaefer I Dolan, Fordell. Mericas and City Council. City of Dearborn Heights to be must flic sworn claims with thc HER.MAN .McKIN.NEY. credited to the MMotor Vehicle court and serve a copy on Ted Deputv Probate Register ! Road and Michigan Avenue, a ' President of t'ne Council Dom- 7-655-67. Verbal comments Smolarklewlcz and Fabian Smaolar. 7-27, 8-3, 8-10-67 ; hearing will be held by the City i browski; absent Councilman from Pete BrLssman, in behalf Highway Fund-Major, repaying administrators of .said estate. 6137 the loan, was unanimously Huber. Detroit, Michigan -182:1. and BERRV HOPSON FRANCIS , CouBcil to Hstcn to objections 'Hart. A quoru:Ti being present, of the Firefighters' Assoiiation, 8762 Brace, Detroit, .Michigan 48228, & .MACK, ATTYS,, , to the proposed vacation of all, thc Council was declared in relative to tlie omission of the adopted. respectively, prior fo said hearing. 2015 Cadillac Towcr, i of the public alley, 20 feet wide,; session. cost of living factor in the 7-666-67. .K resolution by Publication and service shall he Detroit, .Michigan 4822S made as provided by statute and woodward 20525 j North of, parallel and adjacent j 7-637-67. A resolution by Salary Plsn, were received and Councilmen Baja and Dolan Court rule. .STATE OF MICHIGAN ordered filed. determining to make a public Dated July 17. 1957. PROBATE COURT FOR THE I to the New York Central Rail-; Councilmen Mericas and Dom- FRANK S. SZY.MANSKI. COU.NTY OF WAY.NE I road Right-of-Way, extending; browski approving minutes of 7-656-67. .\n offer frori John improvement by the construc­ HO.MELES.S DOG — Pcopie weren't the onlj victim.s of the Judge cf Probate 571-2C5 jfrom the East line of Cambridge the previous regular meeting of and Darlene Zollars to sell tion of concrete paving on the A True Copy I EST.A.TE OF IDA KN'AAK, De- • . * *u T- i. ,- , , alley East of and parallel to mafislve Detroit lioUn/;. An iippaiently homeless dog h pic- HERMAN .McKINNEY. I ceased. ! Avenue to th° East hne of thejulv 5, 1967 £s recorded and their hom.e at 6S00 Coleman for lured walking among the rubble .tnd dcbri!, Ite rioting vms so U-'puty Probate Register unanimously the sum of $6,500.00, was re­ Ch;:se Road from the alley Njwspaper, Dearbom Guld* South of Warrcn, South to Ken­ wldespreiid and drstructive that the secre 3l>ove oculd have 7-iO, 7-27. 8-3.67. Court room. 1211, DetroU. .MichlRan,' recorded in Libor 39, Page 87, [adopted. ferred to the Corporation Coun­ been vl.«iited almost anywhere. The .store on the right was left a hearing bc held on the pe-.ition ; of Wayne County Records, re- sel. dal, and directing the City I RICHAKU J. LUBIENSKI. ATTY.. of .Michael Berr—y fo'—r appointmenl 7-638-67. A communication Enginiior to prepare maps, plans untouched after the Negro owner painted "Soul Brother" on I 17600 W. Warren, of an administrator: ; serving and retainiiig, however, from the Micliigan .Municipal 7-657-67. A resolution by and e;;limates of cost for same, the window. The looting and the lire;; led. .1 charred mess iu I Dnrolt, .Michigan 4H223 Publicaiion and service shiill be a 20 foot easement on, over, I LUzon 1-7620 mado as provided by stctut'e and League advising of annual meet- Co ncilmen Mericas and Dolan v.-as unanimously adopted. the streets and on the sidewalks. DetDll Free Piress photo. j STATE OF .MICHIGAN Court rule. : along, across, under, above and ing of the Michigan Municipal determining to acquire Lot 17, 1 PROBATE COUHT FOR THE Dated July 14. 1967. I through all of such I'acated 7-667-67. A resolution by COU.NTY OF W'AY.NE FRA.NK S. SZVMANSKI, League to be hsld in the Grand Clippert Erick Company'.^ Sub- Judge of Probate ! alley as above described for Hotel, Mackinac Island, from division No. I, from Vasile Serb, Councilmen Bondie and Baja ESTATE OF ANNA BU.NAREK, A True Copv public use and public utility appro\-ing maps, plans and esti­ also known as A.N.NIE BO.NOREK, HER.MA.N .McKLNNEY, September 7 i.o 9, 1967. was for the su„T of $8,900.00, (lo­ Di.'ccased. Dcputv Probato Rcglsler purposes including use for sew- received and ordered filed. cated at 101:7 Tractor), lor the mates of cosl for paving ;he IT IS ORDEKED that on Septem­ 7-27, 8-3.8-10-67 . ers together with surface drain­ alley East of and parallel to ber 12, 1957 at 10 a.m. in the Probate 7-639-67. An offer from Tractor Street Clearance proj­ Looking Anew.. age structures, utility mains. Chase Road from the alley South C;i /^i . j Corporation Counsel. \' 0 I n e a g , Guide Niws Editor S8.700.00, was unanimously construction of concrete paving Deputy Probate Register bate f;ourt room. 1301, Detroit.' ^^^"on 6.2 of the City Charter. ; 7-641-67. Councilman Mericas ! .N.jwspapcr, Dearborn Guld« .MichUan, a hearing hc held on thc , D.A.TED" Citv of npirhorn adopted. on the alley East of and paral­ i 7-20. 7-27, 8-3-67. petition of Vincent l-ordoli, ad-I ,,, -^^^ *-"•/ OI •L't-aiDOm, • introduced Ordinance No. 67- T WAS surrealist, like one of tliosc weird paintings. 7-659-67. .\ resolution by lel to Chase from the alley minisuator of said estate, for 11- i Wayne County, Michigan, this • 1566 entitled, "An Ordinance to I You couldn't believe thjit all of thc looang, burning i VINCENX FORDELL, ATTV^ Councilmen Dolan and ^Mericas South of Warren, South to Ken- ecn.se to sell real estate of said iQth day Of July, 1967. and violence was going on, especially if you were in one j 2a6^^Guardia^n^Bwg..' deceased. Persons Interested ' Amend Ordinance No. 103 Er- determining to acquire Lots 49 dal, in Special Assessment Dis- estate arc directed to appeadr Iant saisaid "^ J> <• titled, 'Penal Code' ", (Larceny of the peaceful areas. ' WOodw.iJ- • •d "1-376 ^•^'0 ' hearing to show cause why liuch and 50, Clippert Brick Com­ trict No. 758, to be opened on Ucen.se should not be granted. JOSEPH CARDINAL, STATE OF .MICHIGAN of Goods Valued to $100 00). pany's Subdivision No. 2, lo­ July 31, 1967. a;; 2:00 P.M., Publication ant service shall be City Clerk. which said Ordinanco v.a.s The unreality of the situation, and the sh; rpness of th.; con- j PRO^B^\JJE^COUKT^_FO^^^^^ made as provided by statute and 7-13, 7-20, 7-27-67. cated at 10032 Tractor, for the Eastern Daylight Saving I'ime, trn.st, were striking. In .some ncighbcrhciods !;irens sounded,'1 569.743 Court rule. placed uponits first and soconi Tractor Street Clearance Proj was unanimously adopted. 1 ESTATE OF BKNJAMLN JUSTIN Dated Julv 17. 1967. I readings, whereupon a resoiu- Guardsmen ro Judge of Probate Advertisement I tion by Councilm.en Mericas an i for the sum of $11,700.00, was Councilmen Bondie and Baja 1 Deceased. i A True Copy other ncighiwrhood.s a ihcrt di.stance away, HERMA.N .McKININ'EY. ] Fordell that said Ordinance be unanimously adopted. amencing Council Resolution I IT IS ORDERED that on October i Dcputv Probate Heglstcr laid on the tfble, was unani- pcopie tended thcir garden;; and lawn;;. j 3, 1907 at 2 p.m., In the Probate I 7-27, 8-3,8-10.57 FOR 7-6c0-67. .\ resolution by No. 7-611-67, authorizing the ; Court room, 1301. Detroit .Michigan, j ! mously adopted. Councihnen Bondie and Hart sale of Lot 64. I^Ielrose Gardens Thcy W(!re heauiiful summer day;;, .sunny a hearing be held it which :.I1 credl- | I 7-642-67. Councilman Dolan and waiTn. perfect for .s tting on thc porch or t(. rs of said deceased are required '•. FISH i'i FISIL ATTYS., PREFABRICATED determining to acquire Lot 10, Subdivision, to provide for the tc prove their clalmt. C'rcdltors 14D40 MlchlKan, introduced Ordinance No. 6''- Clippert Briok Co:npany's Sub­ re-purchase of said land by the watering the flowers, and that'j; whet many ' must file sworn claim."! vlth the Dearborn. .Michigan WOODEN BEDROOM 1567 entitlod, 'Wn Ordinance people, staying home frori tho riots, wert: I court and serve a i.-opy on Vincent LL'zon 1-1618 division No. 1, located at 10017 City in the event the grantee Fordell, administrator of iald es- STATE OF MICHIGAN CABINETS FOR to Amend Ordinance No. 6,'!- Tractor, for the Tractor Street shall desire to dispose of the doing. But al thc r.anie ti.ne tiieir radio> alarcd ; ttte, 24IG , De- PROBATE COURT FOR THE 1444 Entitled, 'Traffic Code'", the latest grim reports of .Tiore diralhs, more ; trolt, .Michigan, prior to .said .hear- COUNTY OF WAY.NE KENNEDY PLAZA Clearance Project, from Lcon­ propci'ty and no longer use it Irg. 571-256 (Parking on Private Property tina Nimige;m ,for the sum of for ofi'sireet parking, was unani- damage, more arrests, nion; patrolmen. Publication and service .shall be EST/.TE OF .MARGARET M. Without Permission), which said made as provided by statute and MARSHALL, also knovn as WIL- (B.8-1457-67) $8,300.00, was unanimously , mously adopted. And then the Rnipjrs ca'iK-, anc. guer­ Court rule. HELMLNA M. MARSHALL. De­ Ordinance was placed upon iis adopted, 7-670-67. A resolution by rilla warfare broke out. Virtnani canie to Dated July 24. 19G7. ceased. Sealed bids for tho furnishing i first and second reading?, KR.NEST C. BOEH.M, IT IS ORDERED that on Septem­ of Prefabricated Wooden Bed­ 7-601-67. A resolution by Ccuncilmen Fordell and Baja an American metropolis, and Saigon become Judge of Probate ber 5, 1967 at 10 a.m.. In the Pro­ whereupon a resolution by Coun­ ; Councilmen Hart and Bondie extending sympathy and con­ A True Copy bate Court roo.n, 1221, Detroit. room Cabinets will be received Selwa safer than Detroit. cilmen Dolan and Dombrow- authori^'ing the transfer of dolence lo (Councilmcn Edward HER.MAN .McKINNEY. .Michigan, a hearing be h.eld before by the City of Dearborn, Michi- , ski that said Ordinance be laid A Dearborn doctor who recently returned from Vietnam Deputv Probate Register Judge Ira G. K.iufman, Judgo of ; $1,900.00 from the Contingent .1. Dombrowski, upon tiie death 7-27. 8-3,8-10-67 Probate, on the petition of James gan. at the Office of the City | on the table, was unanimously Fund to t!io General Fund, of his father John Dombrow.ski, snld—before the riots broke out in Dctroii—tliat a pei:>on can. M. Tal; for prr)b:.tc of a purported Clerk, in the Municipal Build- | adopted. get speedier medical treatment in the junijic;; oi Vietnam than BI:RRY, HOPSON, FRANCIS will, and for granting of admin­ .'Vpproprialion W-313 (Window was unanimously adopted. * MACK, ATTYS. istration to the executor named, or mg, Schaefer Road and Michi­ 7-643-67. A resolution by on the streets of a major U. S. city. 201S Cadillac Tower, some ('thcr sultaljle person: Washing), was unanimously There being no further busi­ Oetroit, Michigan 48226 Publication and fcrvlce shall bc gan Avenue, up to and including Councilmen Bondie and Mericas adopted. ness, upon motion duly made, And then came thc riots, and thc pol ce reports. And the woodward 2-053.': maae .is provided by statute and Monday, August 7, 1967 at 2:00 determining to acquire Lot 120, seconded, and carried, the STATE OF MICHIGAN Court rule. 7-662-67. .\ resolution by one report, of a man injured and lyin;; on Biiona Vista street, PROBATE COURT FOR THE Daled Julv 14. 1067. P.M.. Eastern Daylight Time. Dearborn Heij;hts Subdivision, Councilmen Hart and Baja re­ Ccuncil then adjourned at 9:05 over the police radio Sunday night. Over and over again tlie COUNTV' OF WAYNE FRANK S. SZYMANSKI, Sealed bid;; v,-ill be opened located at 24328 Boston, for the scinding Council Resolution No, P.M. 569.153 Judge of Probate name report was repeated, for more than 5:n hour, and it 11 no BSTATE OF WILLIAM THOMAS, A True Copv and read aloud at that time. sum of $4,00C.00, was uniin;- 6-520-G7. awarding contract for APPROVED: help faad arrived. Decea.scd. HERMAN McKLNNEY. Plans, Specifications, form of ^ "^o^sly adopted Remodeling the City Hall Annex EDWARD J. DOMBROWSKI IT IS ORDERED that on Septem­ Deputv Probate Reglsler ber 21. 1967 at 2 p.m.. In the Pro­ 7-27.8-3.8-10-67 proposal and instructions to 7-644-67. A resolution by to Leyman Construction Com- Prciddent of thc Council The riot is only the most graphic de.Tionstration tliat our bate Court room, 1211 Detroit, bidders are now on file and . Councilmen Mericas and Dom- ^ pany. and directing thto City ATTEST: mnjor cities have become cement jun;;les in vhich peopi.o can M;chigan. a hearing be held at VINCENT FOItDELL, ATTY., available in the Office of the <' browski authorizing an additioii '; Cler k to rcadvertise for bids JOSEPH CARDINAL become io.nt. Thc personality of thc small sc cicty is almost gone: which all creditors of said deceased 2416 Guardisn Bldg., .'ire required to prove their claims. Detroit. Michigan City Clerk. j to tho contract fcr Straight to be opened on Monday. .3ulv City Clork the impersonality of thc big city is oncixnpa.'sing much of civiliza­ Creditors must file .sworn elalms woodward 1-3760 ! Curb Repair, Contract 1-1967, in, 19G7. at 2:00 P..M., Ea.stern tion. Family tics become weaker; the stranj.cr is regardeJ as an •vlth thc court and serve a copy on Only firm ;5ealed bids which 7-27-67 M chael Berry, administrator of'.said STATE OF MICHIGAN are in strict conformance with ; in the amount of $3,600.00, was ; enemy rather than a friend; and danger seems to lurk widely. r.'stale. 2015 Cadillac Tower, Detroit PROBATE COURT POR THE junanimosuly adopted. ;i6. Michigan prior to said hearing. COONTY OF WAYNE the specifications will be con­ 557,590 j 7-645-67. A resolution by It, too, is a surrealist drama, and we the actors v/ho can Publication and service shall be sidered, A certified chock or a m.ide as provided by statute and ESTATE OF GEORGE H. DOCK- cashier's check (BID BONDS AR, Deceased. I Councilmen Dombrowski and enact it. or change it. Court rule. IT IS 0!{DS;RED that on Ai.^ust wiT T XTITRIT ArTVDTAnr T:-N REGISTRATION OF Dated Julv 10. 19G7. ; Mericas authorizing an additio:i FRANK S. SZYMANSKI, 23. 1907 at 10 a.m.. In the Probate! ."'^^ -^^^ ^l*- ACCEPTABLE) I to the contract for Cleaning Judge of Probate I Court room. 1211, Detroit, .Michigan in an amount of not loss than i Stone. Painting: Stonework and ,\ True Copy I a hearing be held on the petition T^^'r of the bid must accompany :iER.MAN .McKINNEY of Vlnrenl Fordell, special and gen­ \ Painting at the Main Library at ELECTORS Sen, Beebe Hails New Di'puty Probate Register eral adminislrator. for the allow­ the proposal. j Michigan and Mason, in the N'f.'wsp.iper: Dearborn Guide ance of his combined first and final "-:3, 7-20, 7-27-67 account, for fees, for th.e allownnco JOSEPH CARDINAL 'amount of $l,6i30.00, was unani-, of additional fees for extraordinary I — services, and for assignment of CITY CLERK mously adopted. Implied Consent Law PETER R. JOHNSTON, ATTY. residue: 7-27-G7 7-646-67. A resolution by Registrations and Transfers may bc effected ai the City 4550 SchdBfor Road, Publication and service shall bc O'jarborn, Michigan made as provided by statute and Councilmen -MtTicas and Donv Clerk's Office, City Hall. Michigan and Schaefer, Monday Senator N. Lorraine Bcebc ' uilh it certain resoonsihiiitics j Tiffany 4-*777 i Court rule. i browski authorizing an increase through Friday between the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., STATE OF MICHIGAN ! Dated Julv 18, 1967 I Advertisement (R-Doarborn) today hailed Gov­ —one of th^'.-m being thi; re- I.N THE CIRCUIT COURT P'OR THE FRANK S. SZYMANSKI. to thc contract for Sidewa! v except lh:.t on Mondays the hours will be from 8:00 A.M. to j COUNTY OF WAYNE Judge 0:: Probate : and Driveway Apron, Contract 8:00 P.M.. and on Saturday, August 5, 1967 from 8:00 A.M. ernor Romncy's signature on \ .sponsibili'.y nf a driver to re­ A True Cojiv FOR thc "implied con.scnt" uill as main sober or let someone I .MARY MCDO.NNT-L. a/k/a MARY I HERMAN .McKINNEY. : 1-1967. in an appro.ximate to 5:00 P .M. I M:D0N.NELL ELLIOrr, Plaintiff, vs ! Dejjutv Prob.nte Register OUTER DRIVE amount of $23,000.00, was unan­ a stronff .step toward helping rid else drive, i Civil Aciion .No. 89255. | 7-27, 8-3,8-10.67 the state'.s highway's and atrctts "Pes. Implied consent • LOULS PICHINS A SONS, a .Mlchl- j STATJ: OF MICHIGAN e Fire St.uior, Clerk's Olfice wil) be open from 8:00 .\.M. until 8:00 P.M. CJin CorporaMon; and SIBLEY LUM- PROBATE CO-JRT vOR THE 1 tne Llty Llork in tho Municipal on the West side of t3ntcr bill thnt should help law en­ is mi.'i'ely another requirement Bf.'R CO.MPANY. a .Michigan Corpor- i COU.NTY OF WAYKE I Building, .Alichig.in Avenue and forcement officcrs in their drive for a driver's license. .itlon. Jointly and Severally, De­ i 56:,172 Drive, North of the Roug? fendants. : F„STATE OF PILIZABETH SAKO- i Schaefer Road until.2:00 p.m.. River and South cf the Dear­ again.st drunk drivers." said ORDER TO AN.SWER • WICZ. Deceased. i E.S.T., Monday, August 28, "THAFflC SAFETY w.rs one \ IT IS ORDERED that on August i born High School Parking Lo , Tiiere will be nc further registration days prior to the Senator Bcebc. of thc principal points of xr.y At a session of said Court, held In : 23. 1967 at 10 a.m.. In the Probale I 1967, and will immediately the City-County Huilding, Clly of to be opened on Monday, .Xuf- TIIE BILL requires that an election cimpaign last fal! ard ; Court ,'oom. 1211. Detroit. .Michigan. 1 thereafter be publicly opened applicant for a driver's license DL'trolt, Wayne Coun'y, Michigan, a hearing bo held on the petition , .,„ , ,„„,, „, , ust 28, 1967, at 2:00 P.M.. '. the ' implied consent" bill was ; on July 12, 1967. , of Michael Berry, spedal and gen- j ^"d read aloud. Easten Dayligtit Savings Time, agree to take a sobriety test if PRESP:NT: HON. I.ILA M. .NUEN. I eral adminisir.-itoi;. for allownnce 1 The Contract documr-nts are part of '.hat campaig.n. Not FELT, Circuit JudRe. was unanimcusly adopted. CITY PRIMARY he .should ever bc arrested on only 'lid i vote for this bill, • lot his combined first and final ac-i t•^ j , examined su.spicion of driving while under Or. thc Uth day £»f June. 1967, an count, for fees, i.nd for a determl- I ^^ "'*^ ''"" ^^V "^ 7-648-67. A resolution by bul I also was a.s,signed to thc i aetion was filed by .MARY McDO.N- ; nation of heirs. If any, otherwise. I at the Office of the Architects, Councilmen .Mericas and Don.- the influence of intoxicants. ' conference committee which ' .NELL, also known as .MARY MC­ turn over the b.Tlar.ce to the State I Smith & Smith & A.ssociates, ELECTION OF "This does not take away DONNELL ELLIOTT, plaintiff, of .Michl'^an, Drrnrtment of Treas­ brow.ski authori;:ing the trnn;;- after several long and intense .i»:aln-» WALES REALTY. INC., a ury. Divi.sion of p:scheats. as .m i 304 South Main Stroot. Royal fer of $4,000.0(1 from the Fmor- anyone's rights," she .said. Mlc-hi'.;.-in Corporation: THOMAS C e.srheaTed cMate: Oak. .Michig.in: Builder.s and meet ngs .'(.'tiled thc differences .MONTGOMERY, and wife of Thom Publjc.itlon and service shall be gency Improvemont Fund to "The right to drive a car Ibetween Senate and Hou.'c ver- as C. .Montgomerv, If anv; JERO.ME made .IS provided by statute and Traders Exchange in Detroif: SEPTEMBER 12, 1967 on the public streets and high­ H. ROGERS, and wife of Jerome H, Court rule. I and at Dodge Reports in De- Special Assessment District Xo. .sions of :.iie bill which could Rogers. If any: WILDV.OOD BUILD­ Dated Julv 19. 1967. 757 Fund, as a loan, was iiiiar- ways i.H not an ab.solute right. ' have kept '.he bill frcm passing j ERS, LNC. a .Michigan Corpor.-.tlon; i KKANK S. SZY.MANSKI. I troit, during busine.ss hours. It l.s a privilei{e and carries LOUIS PICHINS A SONS, a .Mlehl­ Judge of Probate 1 Plans and specifications will be imously adopt ; if the complete documents are tingent Fund to the Gener; I born since January 1, 19G5, are not reauired to register at .V MACK, ATTVS.. 't-''"'• terest In said propertv. .STATE OF MICHIGAN 'OI', (4dlllar Tawrr. ; PROBATE COURT I'OR THE , returned in good condition with- Fund, Appropriation WooO ihis lime. Those who have moved lYoni onc Dearborn ad­ l»'lf'iU, Mlrhlean 4«2S , EST-VTE OF GP-ORGE ^?>^0'CK ~ IT LS HEREBY 0RDP:RED that the aho Itnown as GI.Ol.O>-- J. ...MU'.r., j dpfenj^nts, T H 0 ;\I A S C. MONT- ' COUNTY OF WAYNE I in 10 days after opening of (Parks: Salariijs), for one nen- nO(id*4frt 2.05?5 i 571.351 dress to another since they last voted may transfer at thc ; DcccaJid. ! G0.MP:RY. and wife of Thomns C. ! bids. Deputy Superintendent of Parks City Clerk's Office in the City Hall in person, or by mailing .STATE OK MICHIGAN rr IS ORDERED that on Septem- j Montgomery, if any; JERO.ME H. I ESTATE OF ALOO A. CONTI, PROHATE COURT FOR THE i Deceased. 1j Proposals shall be submitted Classification, was unanimously in a signed notice not later than F;-iday, August 11, 1967, COU.NTY OF WAYNE ibe- 21 1%'' at 2 p.m.. In the I'ro-1 HOGERS, and wife of Jerome H. I IT i;? ORDERED that on Octobor 432,907 'bate .:oiirt looii, 1211 Oe'rolt, I Rogers. If anv; WILDWOOD BUILD- t 5 19S7. al 2 p.m.. In the Probate ' in the form provided therefor ^'^f^ giving old and new addresses and date of removal. Persons I Michignn. 1 hcarlni: be t e.d at. | RRS. INC. a Michigan Corporation; 7-650-67. A resolution by K.STATE OK Wif.LlA.M 11. SMYTH. Iwhich »ll e-cdltor» oC s.ild deceased j LOUIS PICHINS & SONS, a Mlchl- ; Courl room, 1211, Detroit Mlchl;ran, | by thc .Architect. A certified who rcsi.stered prior lo January 1, 1965, but have not voted »Uo known a.i WILLIA.M H. SULLI­ ! a hearng bo held al which all credl- ' Councilmcn Dombrowski an:i VAN', Drcrs^rd. !are requlrej to pre unanimously adopted, FRANK S. SZYMANSKI. I The legal description of real KHNi;ST C. nOEHM. Judge of Probate I p-RA.NK S. SZY.MANSKI, | required to execute Perform- 7-651-67. A resolution by City Clerk Judge of Probate eirtate affected by this law suit Is ai 1 Judge of Probate A True (,'(ipv A Tni« Ccp> , ...,^, f*tpii>«r, Dearbom Guld« .Newspjper Deartoni Culde of Supervlsor'a NanWn Plat i;7 of I7-27.8-2.8-I0-C7 No proposal may be with-j Lubricating and Washi.-^g of 5 V 20, 7.27, 8.3.67. 7-13," 7-;W, 7.17-67 Thursday. July 27. 1967 Pigt Sixftan The Dearbon Guide, Dearborn Heights Journal, West Detroit Guide, Inbter Guide-Herald. Westland Guide, Cherry Hill Beacon ipon PHONE T! 6-3400 TO PLACE YOUR WANT ADS

19A—Educational l\Mmmfmmmmmm\mmimwiii}^ S-~P«rt«tMl i:U-Male Help Wanted -Female Help Wanted 13~Fema!e Help WanfeiJ SPECIAL AlHPORT GLAMOR—S450 For Sec­ JUDO FOR CHILDREN AIRLI.NE—$460 Kor courier work. retary who kno^vs frclRht business. PRIVATE TUTORING"" Ace 35 ll.*). Call .IIU.-? Adam.i, LUzon WITT GIRL Call Miss Adaii.-;. LUzon 4-5447, NOTICE! 6 to 15 year:!. Sundays, 3-2 p.m. 4-3447. B C: 0 Personnel. B&B Personnel, l336o Michifian. in your own home. All subjcct.:i. Offers Part-Time Temporary All grades. Children and adults. T]r»«|r»p)ile»! trreri, which :: Ten wcek.s, $15.00 (Family, Position in youf Neighborhood. POLICV UNDERVVRITER-$300 \VI11 •rt BSt tfef fanlt •£ tk. advar-:: $2i).O0). PATROLMAN (rain. Call Mr. Brltt, LUzon 4-!.447 Day and night service. Certi­ UMf. Mtttt ka caUad U Ua at^jl NEED AT ONCE B&B Personnel. fied teachers. uaUaa af Tht Oalda cUMtflad ; BUDOKAN JUDO CLUB I High School graduate or equiv- D#rt aitkta fiva daya faU«w.j|| I alont. S7,473 to 8500 year plus Secretaries, Clerk-Typists, Stat. MOORMAN Ifll publiratlon for ptwptr cradiLji 18862 Joy Rd., Del. Typists, Receptionists, PBX KE 7-4653 Tha Oulda caanot usama re-jl: (4 blks. E. of IJouthfield X-Way) $540 cash allowances and other i KEY PUNCH SCHOOL (ponilhUny far any adi caatalB««titUul pal.nt job Initde crry OF WESTLAND IN Chambertin Restaurant opened and read. Specifications or out. for tha fineit In w<.rkmin- (hip and R)at;rJal, call hVtor S-3967. 36601 Ford Rd. 33—Washers Cr Dryers and bid form may be obtained Westland, Michigan N. E. SUBURBS AT HOLID.VY INN at the office of the Purchulng i EASTSIDE PHILCO washer and dryer combine, 22900 Michigar. .-lve., Dearborn tion $80 Good condition. Tlifa-v Agent. The right to reject any i Superior work in paintinq. CENTRAL DETROIT 6-2234 .ifter 4 p.m. and/oT all bids is reserved. Any j ^ . , . AUTO PAINTER "WANTED" Foi' municipal garage, $7,1533 to bid submitted wiU be binding Guaranteed you can not Men with ambition, get up ard 35—Ronges, Gas & Electric for thirty days subsequent to the $7,738 year. Must be experi­ Shorthand necessary, excellent beat our price! Free est. go. date of bid opening. enced. Dearbom residents only. salary & pleasing working con­ FREE TRAINING GAS STOVE in good clc;in co::(ii. ditions with a local manufac­ I JUST FILL THESE MUSTS: Switchboard Opr. tlon. Price is rism. Cheap. 1.0;;.in BOARD OP BDUCATION 561-2603 APPLY PERSONNEL We offer opportunity, advance­ turing Co., located on W. War­ 1-5729. ment and MONEY! I 25-50 i DEARRORN DEARBORN CITY HALL ren Ave. For appointment i Personable i Position for niature individual PUBLIC SCHOOL* LNTERIOR-^xterlor paliitlrjr. llcajon- please call Mrs. Mandeville. 37A—Office Equipment able. Free estlmtites. Call Riy Gil- Intelli.^ent I 4824 LOIS AVENUE (F or M) with at least one year b«rt, 84«-Ml'3. $750.00 532-8121 i PAY.MAS.TER check-iirintor for •,.i!c DEARBORN. MICHIGAN MAINTENANCE MAN Available one night a week for | of heavy switchboard e:cperi- : Beit offer. LOgan 3-S-i98. by Charlea R. Rapp, E:{poricnce in all trades and , Monthly guarantee if you meet Six weeks' froe training. ence. Job consists solely of Secretary Chuck's Interior & License in onc or more expand- j our requirements. 1 39—Miscellaneous for Sale in,5 modern hospital. Salary de­ CALL OR COME IN :;w;tchboard work on busy board Date July 21, 1967 Exterior Pciinting pends upon background. Excel­ Call Mr. HiU, for personal j CRIB, white, $10.00. Wliite dining interview. LP.N.'5 KELLY SERVICES in large downtown insurance room sel, six chairs (modcr.n), 7.27.67 Frco Estimate.! lent personnel policies. Unusual : $40.00. 274-7294. oppjrtunity to proper person. company. Day work only. Lib- 291-2241 565-6337 KELLY GIRL DIVISION "l^OTICE OF SALE Ccntact Director. Full-Timo, Days. For Intervlev.', 310 W. Lafayette 963-5844 ! BKDROOM furnitiire, rug.s, Move, oral fringe berofits. I refrigerator, odd.s and ends. Bar- A-l PAI.NTI.NG, rooflnt, suiters and please contact — 16241 W. Warren 584-0015 i gains: WEbitcr 3-46C2. The Board of Education, Dear­ cart-intei work, 'rt.u onilmate, 584- DU 3-6000 SECURITY POLICE 013t. Or Any of our 8 Ijocations CALL ' born City School."?, Invites staled .Age 25 to 40, 5'9 and above, part ' RU.MMAGE SALE, Thursdav, Fririav bids for the sale of the follow­ EMPLOYMENT MANAGER, and Saturday. 4420 Lincohi, Dear­ E.XTJJiUOR-INTERIOR palntln),' 'Jone Dorvin Convalescent and An Equal Opportunity Employer born Heights. ing items. All bids must be in at low r«»wniiblo cjit. Exper.enccd. time, dependable. Top pay. SALESMAN 963-0068 after 9 a.m. thc Office of the Director of LUjon 1-5841. Must pass complete screeninj;. Nursing Center, Inc. SACRIFICED—Must sell Singer whh WESTL.'XXD SECURITY zig-zag .sewing machine, beautiful iUislncM and Building Services 10—PI,i«tcri/iu WANTED Michigan Mutual Liability cabinet, button hole designs, cin on or before Friday, August 4, Nationally-known c 1 ga r ette POLICE be claimed for $32.66 or $5.70 WIG monthly. 755-7870. 1«J7, at 2:00 P.M. PLA.'JTEIIING i-epalr. Attics, cell- m;imifaci,urer offers permanent 722-1358 29270 Morlock, Livonia Insurance Co. InKs Wor'x m.irintted. Tttt citl- employment and excellent op­ HAND .MOWER, chaise lou.nse with­ 1. 4 Weaving Looms mat.1. S37-7934. I out pad, phonograph, reasonable portunities to qualified, smbi- BARTENDER VICINITY STYLIST price. LUzon 2-3785. 2. 4 Posture chairs PLAHTEHINC, eelllnff.-!, attlca, liojs young man, to sell oigar- 3. 1 Chopping wood block, arches and repair work, rea.ion.ible. For a woman winh flair for Medical Nea'. and clean vork. 278-5931, «!ttes and tobaccos to v/hole- Experienced on mixed drinks. HAIGH SCHOOL HOUSEHOLD f'lrnituro for sale. Llv- meat hair styling. Full t-me employ­ Ing room bedr.iom, etc. Thursdav, iialcrs and retailers in the ment in pleasant .surroundings Secretaries Fri. .ind Saturc;2y. LOgan .5-:P49. 6S52 4. 1 Carlson, 23" T.V. set, Woman Dearborn, care for Kin­ Bingham. 11—Lost and Found Dearborn area. Forty hour AKMON'S PUB dergartener, 10 to i:2:30, gener­ handling an exciting product. model 158 #7531 week. Car fumished and ex- j FULL TLME positions available 22100 W. Warren, Det. ous pay. Call after 4 p.m. You will be paid while we train EXCELLENT, efficient ar.i eco­ 8. 1 RCA 33" T.V. set, floor .MI&;.I.N'G Bhi'j aid white Boninra penses paid. Fringe benefits in- j on cither day or aftemoon shift. nomical, that'.s Blue Liist.'^e carpet model. #A 3638516 MInlHlke. Nsme ".Jim" palniesl on you to sell and style custom cleaner. Rent electric .sh.in-.poocr Jl fror.-. plate. 1/ found, c.ill PA 1 486'J. di.dc hospitalization and life j 274-1136 LO 2-232! blended chignons and wigo. Li­ ."Must have knowledge of medi­ Tennants Hardw.ire 1860 .N'. Tele­ 8. 1 Work Bench with vise iniurance, paid vacation, at- j cal terminology; also dictaphone graph, Dearborn. 7. 1 Kiln cense required. Excellent Jiin- 12-~Mal« Help Wanted tractive pension plan and other I SALESMEN WANTED: ploye benefits. and electric typewriter experi­ 8. 1 Roll away cot benefits. Write, giving full par-1 SALESV/OMEN ence. Liberal fringe benefits. 0. 1 Thermodor electric oven MEN, RETIHFis'lS or ^derrciriva Belt Massage truce and lell lea cream. Sumner ticulars — age, mar'tal status, I Two FuU Time e.xperienced i ^o work in Modermzation Dent APPLY IN PERSON with cabinet wor];. 425-C842 education, military sorvice. pre- Salesmen for New Exclusive SaireVri"nc7p?dc^red P^^^^^^ EMPLOYMENT OFFICE APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE Exercising Machines experience prelerred. Part 10. 1 Sink and cabinet FOCiD SALF.S.-$5)0 Plu? car anl ex­ vious employment, addresii and Office, located at 712 N. Tele- ^ experience, prelerred. Par THIRD FLOOR 11. 1 Cash register penses. Call SU.is ,\dims, L-Jzon or full time. 4-54

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39^MiKtllantoui for Salt 49—Ptts 63—For Rent, Office Space 74—For Sale, Real Estate 74—For Sale, Re.iJ Estate 74—For Sa!;, Real Estate 74—For Sale, Real Estate %—Rooms to Rent FOR SALE OR TRADE ••^ JOY P£T SHOP * BV OWNER East Dearhorn Corner WEST DEARBO?;N, near Outer WH.ST DEARHOKN .'< bedroom bun- ROOM for woman. 6615 Appoline, MICHIGAN AVENUE brick 3 bedroon:s. Natural fireplace, Drive, 2 bedroom:., g.iragc, $12,!i0i/. COOPER, 19306 ;:nlow, aluminum sldinR. .stone front, SOFT Ice Cream and Large Eni.f Dearborn. LUron 1-6080. bath and ',i. Two car j:aragc. LUzon LUzon 1-1378. < I'j car ;;araKC, .SU'.,0OO. LOgan DelToit's most osr*plete line o£ 2-4633, LUzon 2-3529. 5-7794. Grill. Will trade for Home, 1-IOTSPOT AT Pet Sup])lies. .SLEEPING room for gentleman. Cadillac, or Imperial. Call after ne:.>!rencei 582-6884. TELEGRAPH ROAD WEST DEARBORN Near Telegraph-Sibley Rd. 10 p.m. OPIilN EVES. AND SI'M)AYS 2O'.x70'. Air conditioned. CHERRY HILL Open Sun. 2-5 p.m. 4 bedrm. Plural stone and aluminum. 5- DEARBORN WEST THfany e-357:j JCKHIGAN - GREENFIELD. Gentle- Unlimited parking. bungalow, nr. Divine Child par­ room, new furnace, ncw garage, 561-5996 ninii. Near transportation. Tiffany J.flt333 Joy Rd., nr. Evergreen e7;J3S. Ray Shaianon LO 1-3060 3 bedroom face brick, corner ish and park wilh swimming tiled basctncr t, approximately Divine Child Parish now 3:S1BLE couple an-l baby Farm Market 2 bdrm.. sandy beach, swim- Uxealti $15,900 FHA terms. niture. Gla.'sware, miscellaneous. woiild l.ke Ml rijnt a 2 or 3 bedroom 30395 Rush St, corner Henry j Torms . $7,C00 Prlday. 10 to 6 p.ra. 338 .Mohawk. home or apor.ment. 5-52-4349. Open 9 A.M. until 9 P.M. ming, fishing, Lake St. Clair, Writ Dearborn. Stoney I'ointe, Canada. NEWLY LISTED E. Dearborn E.uff, face brick, 3 bdrms., car- I STOP ROAMING-hcre's an at- income bungalow in excellent I peting thru-out, isc. rm., 2':; {tractive brick ranch on a quiet SIN'GKR tailor .lewlng .machine 52'.—Houiici to Rent Home grown vegetables. Sweet LU 1-7874 i car gar., only 324,000. Terms. <;ood condition. LU/on 2-ll0.'». Corn, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, LOgan 1-4280 condition close to schools and street. All cement in for garaj;e. IJfttCK hur-raU'W, 3 bedrooms, gas transportation. 2 car garage. Open Sun. 2-5. : Handy to schools and pk.y- Why Continue Paying for the I.eiit. Bl'j Terry — near Tlretnan. cabbage, 1 e 11 u c e s u m m e r HOUGHTON LXi^:^7n.pi.^^i^i: CR 8-6878 Only $17,900 Furniture included. ! ground $15,500 Drinking Driver'.t Accidents? Avillable yM;gUJt I. LUzon 1-0350. ar.tl zucchini squash, radishes, em 2 and 3 bedroom lakcshore cot- SALESPERSON WANTED, You will 1)0 surprised when wc I'LR.NIS.HED. ir.odern ga.t hitat, :iear giccn onions, green beans, po- '»?«'• ^^'^ "'i'^'^"';'' P°''<^"^'X °" NEWLY LISTED two bedroom SMALL OFFICE, PLENTY OF IXCOME PRODUCER—20 room .MlL'hlgan, working :ouple, no j-ets. f . l.l* u * •• J -sale sand.v beach. Weekdayi, LOgan FLOOR TIME. .show you our low, low ratcs with LCi{an M59li. brick ranch in excellent Weiit brick rooming house. $1.00 per tatoes and other fresh fruits and 3-3903 after 4:3o p.m. NIGHTINGALE, DEARBORN Dearborn location in immacu­ broad coverage FOR NON- vegetables. INTERLOCHEN modern, slecp.s <1. HTS. — 3 bedrm. bungalow. 582-8380 day per room. Living quarters DRINKERS ONLY. $€0. ORleans 6-8623 from Aug. .5 thrj late condition. Tiled and pan­ NEAR TELEGRAPH iCE COLD WATERMELONS 19. Large lot. Dining room. SHARP! for owner. Taxes urder ellod recreation room, screenod $-100 . $22,(00 PREFERRED RISK AND V/ICK Gijraniums-4 in. potted 35-2 or GI terms, $13,600. porch, air cond., carp., drapes. I-'irni.shcd 2 D-^droom horne 74—For Sale, Real Estate East Dearborn MUTUAL INSUR. CO. 3 for $1.00. HOPKINS, DEARBORN HTS.— Garage. To see is a must at KNEE DEEP IN COMFORT— wih baseinent, S125 montll, 1 - I Auto—Home—Church—Life FULLY fumlshed 5 room bun;;alow First offering! 2 bedrm. ranch. $23,500. 3 bednn brick ranch with large year lease. 8C':0 Newburgh Rd., Westland Automatic «as he:t, air condition­ Garage. Very clean. FHA terms. Realty inviting .<"amily room. Garage. Agent: Robert A. Webster I'a miles N. of Ford Rd. or ins. 4658 Firestone. Dearborn. LOCATION COUNTS and this ALE] Fireplace. Comploto original cosl |:00. Sacrifice, $51. KA.ST DEARDOR.V, unfurnished up- Husiness or Professional By owr.er, $14,500, 2 bdrm. lent location. Only $23,300. 538.7B02. per 3.room flat, ;n25 wi'.h hent. frame, with expan.sion attie, full $38,900. sprinkler sy.slem. Low Taxes:— ,\dulti. only 5i!2.7:5l. ROCKLAND, DEARBORN HTS. BLAME NO ONE BUT YOUR- under $300 . $37,900 Tuem.an & Hubbell. Ideal for basement, convenient location, We aro being brought lo you on •' SELF—If yo.i miss this charm- A-l CONDITION. Used Singer, f. :i()OM^u?pe.^ Ea^it^^Doijoirn. Ci.n Beauty Shop. Heat and hot — Custom built four bedroom. assume $80 payments, including mg brick ranch. Two bedrooms WE'RE PROUD—to offer tliis ) a.m.-12 noo.'.. £r'-35a2. »t50 phis water, r.ease required. Security Family rm., tremendous living WABX-FM daily. ' ' ' ' " '" '"^'' slant needle, two drawer desk. .nccwr.j-'. " ""' '" taxes and insurance. and don or three bedrooms. Liv­ good size 4 bodrm hrick in ox­ deposit. $150 a month. area. V.'z bath, utility room, sun Bultonholes, hem.^, monograms LOgan 2-4263 ing room 2G'G", nat'l fireplace, celient location. Cool screened and fancy stitches. Free Les- 53A—For Rent', Duplexes i porch, att. garage. Immediate 342-2311 occupancy. $28,000. garage. $18,S00. porch. 2-garage. Liko r.ew con­ jion.i, 10 year guarantee. Will! DEARBORN \^ Ctm\ REALTY I dition $39,900 accept S5JI.10 cash or charge it 'I UPPER FLAT, 4588 Green­ INCOMES I DEARBORN WEST — Sharp III .$5.01 month. 62-A—Commercial Build­ 2 family flat, 6/5 rms. each, 2 220151 Garrison I three bedroom bungalow nr. LONG, LOW, LOVELV — de­ field, $:)O.C0 mon'.h, '/i utilitie.s. HARTWELL, EASTDEAR- ings for Sale or Lease separate furnaces, separate I Ten Eyck school. :\Iany extras, scribes this spacious ranch ;:el MICHIGAN APPLIANCE BORN — 5/4. Finished base­ Decirborn, Michigan bsmts. Alum. 2 ccr gar., side j Cc rpoting tlru-out. Remodeled anion:; many towering oaks. 3 383-2315 ment. Excellent location. Low Mjifi-List Servlco GrAf-.LINGS STORE WITH FLAT drive. Land contract or mort­ ki'.chcn, recrealion rm. 2 car i bodrms and family rm. .'Ml. 2'i- gage terms. taxes. $17,900. garage. garagc with auto, door $61,(100 LU ;:-(U44 KKN.MORK IRONER, very good con- Wirren-Millcr Rd. area. Rental ALAMO, WESTLAND — Four CR 8-0060 dillon. SIO. Ul-0128. DEARBORN WEST — Family | GEORGIAN ST\'LE—Large 8 incomc, $275 per month; adjoin­ GARFIELD REALTY unit. Excellent income. $3 4 0 delight. Th.-ee bodroom facc | rm Colonial overlooking Belle­ 40—Wanted to Buy 5^1—^To Hent Apartments ing parking available. 520,000, 425-9410 per month. Low taxes. $22,500. terms. brick bungalow. Vestibule, spa- | ville L,jko, 3 fireplaces, glassed AI Kinds Used u:.'E bedroom. Jov Rcl.-Grecn:'leld DEARBORN HTS. cious living room, carpeting, j porch wilh viow. 3 car Furnitura iir -.1. Mature. VEnnont 5-5021, 581- 582-4878 Ceramic tili? bath down and | garage ..SG-l.OOG OC-;! OPEN SUN., 1-5 P.M. Tomassini lav. up with bedroom 25' x 14', And Appliance.^ wanted. Living 2.SD HOU.SE Iiorth of Ford Road, Divine Child Parish ~ 25618 REAL ESTATE Tbia, Tiled basement, garage. . room, dining room, bedroom, i t).o:k Fl st ot Schiiirfer. nicely baths, family ily rm. with fireplace and sunk­ room 2-J' x 11'. Spacious kitchen TI-LIST SERVICE OfTers na- 8713 Twelftli St. iSI—Business Property fo CR 4-9090 In Farmington en patio. $39,500. CR 4-4856. DE.A.RBORN W. NR. TELE­ 21' X 11' wlh buiU-ins. 2 car lionwide exposure to your Detroit Renf GRAPH & CHERRY JIILL — garago. deep lot. Nr. public and property. Available exclu­ 894-913? INDEPENDENCE Once in a lifetiine! A true five Catholic schools. sively through Forbush Real- MUST SELL bedroom home, tv.-o down and tv. 45—Landieaping GREEN WAREHOUSE SPACE Owner transferred. 6-room bric< three up. One full bath up, one LOVE A GRACIOUS SET- : house, g.as heat. 12011 Mendota TING? — Faco brick r.inch. I FREE flll clrt wanted. 584-3:08. 4500 Sq. Ft. full bath down, plus lavatorjvin APARTMENTS off Plymouth. $13,900. After YOUR basement. Ful. dming ro'om, Boautiful land 135' x 296'. Threo ; 47—Mutical Instruments Every apartmenl; incliides in Michigan-Oalcwood 6 p.m. week days, Saturday and nat'l. fireplace and garage. bedrooms and large family ' FORBUSH the base ient: Reasonable Sunday all day. 834-6468. KEY TO $132,900. room. 1'; biths, vestibule en- I RENT/L $3 MO.STH-DIG DISCOUNT.S • Hot watsr heat HAPPIER i trance, nal'l liroplace. Verv i>rum Seti, .New Pearl Sparkle, $12?. LO 3-4282 DEARBORN WEST LIVONIA NR. SCHOOLCRAFT . large kitchen. REALTY Clarlneti, Cornct.i, Trumpets, Trom­ • .Air conditioning — One of the fine;;t homes that bones, Violins, Accordions, $2i; • Range, *cfrigerator and 3 bdrm. alum, sided Colonial, LIVING! 25241 Michigan Ave. .^ii.xophoncs, 553; Flute. |3.'5; Guitar*, 2 car gar., carpeted, drapes, we have offered, complcto in new J13, Eleclric mcs r.m. with lav. Nice palio, awn- ! magnificent si>lit level withi AVIATION SUE. Ncar St. A!-| ing3. _Extras. Sec this today! I room for that big ;"amily. Four j Units .starting- at $155.00 lk up Classified phonsus, 5/4 face brk. iiicemc, | $21,750. ANDERSON'S Some Fu;mished bedrooms, a fariily rm. & roc- 2 car gar., immcidiate pos.scssion | KEEP COOL—.Extra insulated | reation rm., 2?2 baths, mam- ELECTRONIC TEACHING Ycar-Rcund Ciu.ntry Club in lower. S24,900- I home on Carlysle Avc. Nice I molh kitchen with built-in stove, STUDIOS Living Ads ! WILLIA.MSON, near Warren, i screened patio, 3 bedroom ' oven and refrigerator. Carpeted Individual Instruction C.REENFOR'J Village .Motel. E.ectrls ' 3/4 bfk. income, exira lot, 2 car \ aluminum ranch, 61' lot. Only | thru-out. Att. 2 car garage. PIAiNO & ORGAN- lri;<, s::o. Ijjdy. ;171-1348. ASK FOR FREE COPY OF VERY SHARP! — Alvjn. Face | WESTLAND CN BERKSHIRE You do not have to own to learn. PAY! DEARBORN BUYERS GUIDE j brick ranch, bsmt., three bed- ST. — Nr. Avondale and Henry Lowrey Pianos and Organs from SOUTH DEARBORN : rooms, large kitchen - dining. Ruff. Vacant. A brick ranch $595. U.se(l from $135. 2 APTS. AVMLABLE ] Extra insulation. Good are.i! with good carpet., l--: baths, I 1J31 Ferney. 2 bedroom utf urn- 1 Fine buy at $16,500. three bedroom;;, ])Ienty dining ORCHARD—3 bedroom face brick, recrealion room. Near WO N '.'clegraph, Dearborn I jj;h(.(]. 2 chidren ok. Please Call W.J. area. Full basement and a Fordson High. Corner. Garage. $26',900. Open Daily 9 to 9 CR 8-0100 • call after 6 p.m. for apjjoint- NEWLY DECORATED—Denise. fonced lot. $18,000. $500 down Attractive fac-ri brick ranch, 3- 1 ment. FKA. PARKWOOD—Exce'.lent area of Inkster, immaculate, 3 AAaliszewski bedrooms, bsmt., paneled recre­ bedroom brick. 2 car garage. $16,600. I.KEDY 3 piece beginner drum aet. 849-1308 Tl 6-3400 ation rm., 2 car garage, lovely DEARBORN HTS.-Gulley Rd.. »75. LUion 2.5068. 75' lot. $19,900. SPRING ARBOR—Ncar Wayne County Hospital, 3 bed­ 54—To Rent—Apartments nr. Hass. A beautiful brick B KOOT GRAND PIANO, Drachman- Realtor ranch horno, cc mpl ste in every room face brick ranch, large kitchen, big lot. $14,900. Chicago. UXan \-\Wl. EXTRA NICE!~Baidwin, Dear­ LU 1-4320 detail! Basement completely fin­ ROE.MER .VT MICIIIG.AN—4 family fiat. Gas furnaces, 'lOLE EQUIP.MENT for aale. Real born Heights. Brick ranch, throe ished, good caipet nnd drapes. i'»r»aln«. Uona, woorf*. putters, jolf bedrooms, dining room, Vh. automatic hol water tanks each unit. 2 bedrooms. $43,500. l)i»g. I'rlvato owner. LUzon 1-2067. NOV\^ RENTING 13346 W. V/arren 2 car .garage. $25,000, conven­ baths. Beauitfully paneled rec­ tional tcrms. VIVIAN—Doarborn Heights. 3 bedroom brick ranch, 10 49—Pet!i reation roomi, built-ins. Garage, years old. Dishwasher, stainless stool sink, carpeting, liled Live in 'Beautiful lovely 60' lot. $20,500. HASKELL ST. IN TAYLOR — basement, ncar schools, many extras. $19,950. Just put on marlc^t! A brick DOG GROOMING 67—Mortgages and Loans NICE INCOME — Wolverine Pupplcii flnd accessories. Carriage Park Apartments ranch with full tiled '.•jasonient. ASHBY LANE—Exclu.sive Ford Foundation, custom built Lako. 6/3. Enclosed porches, ranch, deep lol, tiled basement, carpeting, garage. $32,500. In.stant Credit 2 car .garage. $18,500. $600 1-2 Becroom Deluxe .^jiartment-;, Hydronic Heat Furnished. MORTGAGE MONEY new kitchens, 2 car garage, 102' down FHA. THE GOLDEN POODLE lakefront. Small apartment rent­ CL.MR—In Garden City near schools, shopping, park & Pool, Car Ports Available, Immediate Occupancy 90?'o CONVENTIONAL ed at $100 per month. Lovely 24S22 W. Warrcn Carpeted, Central .\ir-Conditioning playground, ideal 3 bedroom, full basement, garage. Only LOANS property! Only $23,900. We Trade — We Buy $750 do'vn. Toy Studs Available LOCATIO.N: Joy-Ann Arbcr Trail, 27275 Canfield Drive, LOW POINT FHA LOANS 278-2707 West (Soutli of Joy on Inkster Rd.) To: Purchase Your Home (Member of Multi-List) EDWAJtD—In West Dearborn, immaculate 3 bedroom, new SIM.VET ORGAN. Oicoa chord con- Rental Rates. One Bedroom from $14'"'^ Modernise Ycur Home carpeting, fireplace, recreation room. $24,90.1. cert, excellent. <2^0. LUton i-»659. two bedroom from $167.50. Reduce Your Payments I'dOniK ;tr.d Chihuahua. Selling through out atf.ck. Jfood breeders, excellent Thomas M. MacTagj!;u:t CURRAN ^JOIHISON 'iKiltty, f/om $43 up, many to (hooae from, atud aervice. reaaon­ DEARBORN HEIGHTS EDWARD HENKEL CO. able. TrlminlnK. puppies $3 and up. "A Half Century of Y0UB4C^pLT0R Toy* M and up. mlnlaturea » and Dependable Service" GARLINGS lip. d«y and evening •ppointment. Phone 274-7277 REAL ESTATE 531 .JOW. WO 1-2655 Eve. UN 4-856tJ 15620 Michigan LU 2-()144 1343 First National Bldg. 23930 Michigan CR 4-1950 KCHNAUZI:R pupa, mlnlaJure, AKC. Furnished Model male. 9 weeka, WO. PArkway 8-1189, 4 doors E. of Telecraph, Dbn. champion :itock. Thursday, July 27, 1967 Pai^e Eighteen The De.arborn Guide, Dearborn Heights Journal, West Detroit Guide. Inkster Guide-Herald, Westland Guide, Cherry Hill Beacon 74—Por Sale, Real Eitate ! 74—For S.ile, Rcal Eitat'<'.• , \^^'?350*"" .' ^«",''^,\?S582-7,329•;O'>.7-J',Q .' .Several lovely permanent dwell­ REAL BUY ON FORD RD. 3 bedroom bricle ranch overlook­ 19G4's. HORIAN'S, 14801 GRAND ings (or retirees in our com- RIVER. :!;2-2430. 1964 l^ORD Galaxie 500, 352 V8. ing beautiful wooded ravine power .steering, no rust. $1,100. rnuniij in Ogemaw County, lov/ NEAR TOPPS Built-in ov3n-iiinge-dishwasher. LOgan 5-2625. taxes, no crowds, no Iraffic, 89—Bicycles, Motorcycles, Lot 109'x27O'-—Zoned commer­ Carpeting. Ceramic bath. Full just i>caceful. G. Goodrich, Scooters For Sale HARDTOPS. WAGONS, PICK-UPS. cial, 6 i-ooms. all large rooms, 4 basement. (Jas heal. CON'SIDF.R EXCHANGES. HCRIAN'S. Sale.snian, Sage Lake—.Mailing bedrooms (1 extra l.irge) — H801 GRAND RIVER. 272-2-130. address Hale, Tel. No. GR BY 0\VNER 565-6067 livmg room J5'.x20', ::ireplace, A ii D MOTOR CO. 1965 MERCURY. Parklane. 2-door 3-2542 Lupton. F. Bcckmann, b;i.'.ement, IVz car g.irage — 26422 KEAN h.trdtop, black, pov.-cr steering, Broker. priced to sell fast. brakes, AM-F.M, 19,0C0 miles. Prl­ HONDA v.ite. LUzon 4-1990. 7 Room aluminum siding 1'/^ I McFARLANE BROS. car garago, beauliful condition. ! 1963 MERCUTtY convertible, red. new top, extras, owner, best cffer, DEARBORN EAST 28220 Ford Roj.d Needs large iamily, 1 block j MONTESA 563-5724. transportation. .'532-0113. | G V 1-2400 — If Bu«y o" no • All Models—Competitive 1957 MERCURY waffon, 6 passi^nRer I'l/G fl;it in top condition. Sepa­ answer call LO 1-7520- Prices with spare parts, 3 snow ilres and rate f;as furnaces, remodeled O'NIEL REALTY i w.neelj, servlco manual, $200. 581- t Complete Parts & 1 9123. kitchcii.s, large rms. throughoui. Acceisories 2 car gar. Quick poss. of lower. 196(1 MUSTAIs'G Sprint. ha--dtop, fl CRESTWOOD • Expert Hondamalic Sendee auto., radio, heater, wliUewalls. $25,900. SUB.STANTIAL DN. ELSEA HOMES • U.seJ Machines — Trades Mu.st sell. $1,550. LU 2-5315 PAYME.NT REQUIRED. JUNIOR HIGH Accepted 1964 PLY.MO'JTII, good condition, Under S40.00<1. 1579 John Daly. DEARBOR?.' HEIIGHTS—Attrac­ 1601iJ HURON RIVER RD. best offer, private. LUzon ^-28::8. tive face brick ranch on nicely ANN ARBOR TRAIL 4 ix'dDom bric'K Qiad, large ; Romulus — Phone 941-1912 1960 PLYMOUTH convertible, load­ kitchen built ins, 2 fireplace:;.! landscaped cyclone fenced ed $250. LUzon 1-3264. EVERGREEN VICINITY', 3 fanily room, hot baseboard grounds, 3 bedrras., natural fire-1 igee HO:CI3A Scr.imbier, 700:5 cc. 1959 PLY.MOUTH, power steerlnK, place in bsmt., brick front 2 car \ cu.stom p;iiot. $500.00. 5>;5-9;i5. brakes and .seat.s. Low mlleiiKe. Call bdrm, asb. bung, in .St. Thomas hcjit. :arpet throu^hxil, wet 58-1-0343 after 6:00 p.m. garage, $2:1,300. Easy FlL\ I BOY'S 20-ln. Stln^'ray, 1 24-ln. Afiuinis Parish. Full bsmt., gas phsler. 2'J baths, 2 car at­ This oulstanding Cajie Cod is in Dearborn on Beautiful Outer Drive, onc block N. of ; Hawthorn,?. $20 each. 5930 Colonial. FA furnace, 2 car gar. $15,900. terms. 1962 PON'TIAC Catalina convertible] tached garage. 15 ,TI n. down Cherry Hiil. Some features are Nat. Fireplace, full dining room, 26' Family room. power brakes, power stcerlr.jr, auto­ to.'n Detroit. Ford .Motor — Finished Rcc. room with bar. Two air-conditioners. One bedroom down with tiled lav. iDEARBORN HEIGHTS—Almost j matic, radio, excellent c.)ndltlon. WILL SELL FHA OR LA N'D 561-2441. CONTRACT. Gencr.3l Motors. 532-(ii:.3. Two bedroons up with tiled bath and tub enclosure. Carpeting & Drapes, 2'.-: car jnew face brick ranch. 3 bed- 1965 HONDA garage, solid drive. Large fcJiced lot with A-l landscaping. Many other extras. F.H.A. irms., garage, drive, deep lot, 1965 PONTIAC convertible, black SUPER-HAWK C.itallna, I ower brakes, steering. O'NIEL REALTY Appraised at $28,550.00. S2,750 Down. I $16,300. Easy FIIA terms. j Private owner. DUnkirk 3-2253. Roady To Move In BROKERS REALri" S.^-RVICE CO. V(!i7 Low Mileage IN. DEARB0E?J HEIGHTS —I 1963 RAMBLER, CIa.s.sic T70. auto­ 712 N. Telegraph EO 5-8900 Mr. Bat(;s TI 6-3-100 maUc, good condlUon. Call After DEARBORN BROKERS REALTr CO. Large and mcc ern 6 rm. one j 6 p.m. 273-3859. floor home. 3 bedrms., 2 car j REAL ESTATE CO. 712 N. TELEGRAPH 74—For Sale, Real Estate 1955 nuns-DERBrRD, blacic, good 74—For Sale, Rcal Estale j 74—Fcr Sale, Real tstaie garage, tre£:s, garden and shrub-1 1966 YA.M.'JL\, loocc many extras L(D 5-8900 $225. CRtstwood 8-9578. condition, ncw engine. Call 561- n- \nt>ni>v /"ut-r, PVTITT T : ~f-ARDE~ N ~~ CIT^. Three ~"bedioo m 229 LATHERS E..\ST DEARBORN .\viation Subdivi-: bery on lot 12D.<150. Oaly $12,. 5216 after 7 p.m. LO 5-2800 .sion. Ideal for lar;:c famil.v (2 bed ;^QQ Dr-ARLOR.-i — CHEF RYHILL ; houses with xan.^e. $18,000 to , , ^., , -, o 92—Boats, Trailers I960 TinjNDKR3/RD. full power, -OUTER DRIVE: rooms down). Huse bedroom up. : excellent condition. DrafteJ. 271- 1 S21.000. Ask for ?.ir. Cha.se. i.icFsr-; Garden City ranch special, 3 2'i baths. Recreation room. Carpet-i.,„ . r>_^T,>T TTT^n-'Tjf.-c .,... fy^,, & Equipment 0353 or 271-1758, 6506 Bract. ! !^ Bros, GArfield 1-2-tQO^ | bedrooms, full bascmont with in.s-. drapes throughout. 51U-1427. jDEARBORiJ HLlGlIiS nr. Joy 3 Bed. Facc Brick Cape Cod. 1 "_ \A/rcT/-^LJCCTrD <' ^^^'^ ^"^'"' ^^^ fonced loL Now DEARBORN HEIGHTS ~ |Rd.—6 rm. one floor home, stor­ WAGNER'S 2'i car Garafie. Solid .side drive, i I 7 16 Wtb I Untb I l:K j Vacant. Move in quickly $16,990. age attic, modern kit, 2 i;ar BUSINESS and Beech-Daly-Annapolis 2G' Family rcom. Finiiihed Rec.: Westland 1^990 total move in cost, garage, deep lot. $10,900. Terins. '66 Boats room, .N'Jit. Firepl.ice ([.'arpcting | ' | 3 bedroom brk. tri-level, S&S. fonco, carpoting, large fam. rm., iD'EARBiCR. „ .^N »:HEIGHT, u S •(St i . Motors at Cost PROFESSIONAL Two bedroom asbesto.s ranch. $::3,550.00A: Drzpes. . F.H.A, Appraised, • Four bedroom bi-level beauty! ll2 baths, loads of closets. Close C.vnl Parish -Face b r i c k with 1'.^.! baths, built-in ovc:3 and ! [^ M I TJhTl !^Iarine Supplies Full Line Ver) good condition! P'A gjs. to schools. Conv. Mt" Fast oc-!^^"^^' ^^'^*- ^^^^' ^ bedrms., Open eve. 'tii 6, Sun. 'til Noon alum. .ss. $9,500. S350 lotal 3 Bed. Frame Ranch, S. Dftar- range, gas heat, .separate utility ' $14,900. room, and beautiful vard. Now: cupancy. $22,950. Owner. 561- move in co.st on land contract AV 4-G2U2 940 BIDDLE DIRECTORY b(iT. Height:!. New Garage, .vacant, move i:i quickly. FHA ^ 9053. I ALLEN PARK-9791 Alien Ed., with good credit. 2216 Wayne Rd. FH.A. Appraisj'l 314.000.00. appraised for 518,300. yoi; can' j exclusive dist., custom built! 1966 SEABREEZE 1 Ti '- TTli ^TT" Will accept i. $13,00000 offer, lown it lor $17,JK)0. PA 1-4241 721-4451 jbroadfront faco brick rarich, 7 I Beautiful 19' fiberglass ron-! Aium.num Modcrn.x.t.on SlSO.OO Down. irms.. Iand;;cai>ed grounds 120 vertible top, bow rail, tinted j WESTSIDE EXCEPTIONAL church site, al­ !by 285 ft., attached garage. BROKERS REALTY CO. walk-t.'irough windshield, lay ALUMINUM SIDING most 5 acres. Apartment prop­ down vinyl seats. 100 horse 274-9400 22210 W. Warren 712 N. TELEGRAPH LARGE 'A'EST SIDE HOME Trim or Complete erty, near Inkster Road, bet. power Evinrude, till bed trailer, LO 5-8900 Ann Arbor Trail and Joy Road. —8 rms., 2 baths, hardwood Alcoa-Reynolds floors, full brick bsrnt., gas unit like new; about 10 hours 2216 Wayne Rd. : FOX REALTY furo., aluminum storms and use. 676-4255, after 6 p.m.. • AWNINGS-WINDOWS « DOORS-GUTTERS PA 1-4241 721-4451 ! LO 3-8219 screens, fe:icej lot, $(!,800-S700 16' CUSTOM deluxe glass Buchler dn. Turbo-Jet. 110 h.p. Speedometer, • PORCH ENCLOSURES d tachom:;ter, hydraull: controls, clock, horns, .spotlicht, lighter, new ROOFS tr.-.iler. $1830. 581-7030 after 5:30. TAYLOR TWP. S. DEARBORN HTS. Use Ou:.- Mortgage Dept. Free Estim.ates 1965 LIBERTY 10.\50. excellent con­ Pioneer Const. Co. We do sell more used hornes dition. Camp Dearboi-n, on hill. Vacant two bedroom asbestos Immediate occupancy on this GORDON Open for show this week. 581-0318. 273-1617 REAL ESIATE COMPANY r.inch with att. gar.-.ge. \'ery two bedroom asbestos ranch. WILLIAMSON each month than any other Lirm good conditic.n. F.-\ gas, large Large rooms! IFlility room, in Michigan—Let us sell yours. GALLERY OF HOMES 95—Mobile and Home Aluminum Siding 22615 Michigan Avenje lot. $13,400. S750 down on F.A. gas, fence. $9,500. $500 Trailers Deerborn, Michigcin ^3124 down on land contract with WANTED — More Dearbom land contract with good CARLYSLE — 3 Bedrm. Brick Homes to Sell. credit. good credi:. 10x45 GREAT LAKES :\IobiIe Home, home with fidl dining rm., Fin furnished, includi.ig air condlUoner. Rcc. Rm., carpoting & Garage. Phone for Catalogue of Homes. Lo: 23, TV 3, Cam? Doarbom. ALCOA Close to everything. $23,900. Vacant. Must sell. $2,500. ACTION!! ACTION!! ACTION!! WESTSIDE WESTSIDE SERVIN'G DEARBORN DOXTATOR — Beauliful 4 AUTHORIZED DEALER 5IDIN Buying or Selling? 274-9400 22210 W. Warren 274-9400 22210 W. Warrcn Bedrm., Quad-level on 100.x352 FOR 30 YEARS Specialists in. lot. 2 Firopls., Dining Rm., Aluminum Siding Cal? us for competent, couxtcouj. SERVICE. Largo Family Rm., 32' covered CENTURY Jamie .Johnson terrace, Att. garago Quick pos- ELSEA TRAVEL TR/MLERS — FREE ESTIMATES sest:ion. $37,900. Bob Johnson REALTY &: INVESTMENT CO. CAMPERS FHA TERMS Ix)U Brown TERREL — Lovely, Sharp, 3 VI 3-6000 til 9 p.m. 5 Offices » storm Wlndo.v.5 • Ston* Harold Cain Bedrm. Contompor.Try Face COMPLETE DISPLAY • Awnings • Roofln.j EARL KEIM • Cuslom Trim Virginia Christie Brick Ranch in oxcollonl condi­ 75—Real Estate Wanted lion, lis baths, Kitchen Built- Deal Direct — A'o Salesmen Art Gundersen SUBURBAN CAR CO. RtoTYi ins, glass door wall, patio, nice BUSINESS IS BIG! Frank Little landscaping. Only $21,900. 31525 Michigan, Wayne S & R CO. Norma Pepper LET US SOL^nC YOUR PROB­ : CHERRY HILL ROAD — Nr. PA 2-8500 LO 2-8453 Dorothy Plato LEMS in getting that top price Bcoch-Daly—3 Bodrm. Custom for your home! Because we are (Jlcnn Rowden MOVING? ; built Face Brick Ranch on F '^-FOOT, self contained, 1965, like i^blABl^IbHl^.J, tne potential to , ^^^^.^ g,;,^, AppoUne. reasonable. LU- FOR Charlie Slice ... to larger house, beautifully landscaped VJ acre sell your home is GREATER. I zon 2-5i7a. Secretaries: lot. Dining Rm., Natural Call us for an appraisal on your Si!^lM!@ 1 smaller house . . . Firopl, Tiled Kec. Rm., En- 1954 27 Holiday Rambler traUcr with Rita Hallas home. KE 3-8:)50. !0x2l ft. aluminum csban.T. F-34, INSTALLED i closed porch and Palio. Alt. 2- Camp Dearborn. Tiffany 6-9516. Bea Nelson ... to Florida Coil car garago. $31,500. WM. E. 300TH CO. 1966 17-FT. Holidny Traveler, many to anywhere 25700 PLY.AfOUTH ROAD extras, lot No. C-3, Camp Doarborn. INKSTER KINGSWOOD EST.-\TES — 4 (1 Block Elast of Beech-Daly) LUz.on 2-1413. $16,900 In West Dearborn--2 Br., 1 stor>', Tull basmt. with the folks to see are at Bedrm. Colonial, Face Brick LUMBER fJas FA heat, 2 car Gar. EARL KEIM REALTY. wilh alt. 2-car garage. Dining | —~— ~ IOO—Autos for Sale Rm., Nafl Fircpl. in Family 177—Vacant Lots For Sale 27540 Michigatt Avt. $17,950 3 Br. Brick Ranch, coir plot.; v.-ith Rec. Rni., full CALL US TODAY! Rm., Tiled Roc, Rm., Carpel­ I 19S3 .MG-TD. Excellent condUion. LO 3-1600 B.^rnt.. Gas FA heat, alum. .i. and ?:,. 2 ca:" Gar., DEARBORN V.'KST, 40.foot corner 1 22,000 mlks. CaU 541-8465. ing, 2'^ Baths. ;rj5.900. Alice, Notre Dame. Good location. 50' lot, immediate possession. Michigan-Jini Daly LOKan 5-7841 1961 C.VDtLI^\C Coupe DeVllle. full Appliance Service area. LOGAN 5-0450 RIVERDALE—Newlv decorated powcr, air condlUonlnc, cruise con­ trol, new Ures, real cloan. $1250 or ... for these: 3 Bodrm. Face Brick Bung., I'-i | 4I/2 ACRES ON HIX RD. make offe-. CRestwood 4-5281. $18,950 Face Brick Bung, n Dearborn Heights—unf nished Baths, Dining Rm., Lovely | Kenwhirl Ser\'ice & Siiles expansion attic, fill bsmt. with iav. and fihower, Rec. Rm. w/gis log Firepl,, NEAR JOY ROAD 1961 C.VDILLAC Fleetwood. Beauti­ l;as FA heat, alun-i s. and s. Jnd awningy. 2c,ir gar. ful c.ir, has everj-tiilnx. Illness, must : 2-car garage. $21,900. ZONED RESIDENTIAL .sacrifice at $005. 581-0334. JimfLukud. 1. Ideal—This 3 bedroom br"K. ranch, large kitchen, full $20,000 $22,900 Brick Bung, fuil Bsmt.. Gas FA he:t. 2 Br. on lsl, ba.sement, close to schools and shopping. $l4,900 PLAINFIELD—t Bodrm. Face 1966 CHRYSLER, Ncw Yorker, yel-1 GARBAGE DISPOSAL 2 Br. scmi-comidctcu tif). Alum. s. and s,, Exc. con­ Brick Tri-lcvol on 88' lot, kitch­ McFARLANE BROS. low and black, full power and ."iafe- | Parts & Sei-vico dition—.Monroe Ou'er Dr. ar.'a. 2. Value Galore—In this 3 bedrm. frame bung., kitchen tv packaKc. factory air conalUoncd. w/eatinii^ space, garage. $15,900 en built-ins, Fanvlly Rm., Car­ GA 1-2400 LUzon 2-1105. i Opon 8-7 $22,900 3 Br. F. Brick Colonial. Dining Rm.. Natl. Fpl. l'j peling & Drape:, ncw 2-car ga- ! 1957 CHEVROLET, 2 door, rebuilt FOR ALL M.M^ES baths, Kit. built-in.-., fui: Bsmt. witl e<, Rec. Rm., 3. Step Saver—This 3 hodrm. asb. bung., carpeting, rec. rago. $24,900. ! 283 engine, standard tr.insmis-sion. Authorized rm,, 2 cir garage—much mere. $16,500 DEARBORN WEST Call 56l-78:;8. Giis hot water heal. 2 car Gar. Immediate i)osses- KIN.LOCH — Sharp 3 Bodrm., • In-Sink-Erator sion, 4. Upciated—This 3 becirm. studio ranch, lar^e kitchen, Face Brick Ranch, I'/i Baths, Overlooking Doarborn Hills Golf i }^fL^.^l^''\Li^'°lryn!poT.& ; • Waste King complelely remodeled, garage $16,900 Kitchen built-in.":. Large screen­ i .$19.j. 274-1341. Owner. • AVostinghouse $26,500 .Michlgan-.\Iililary area: 3 Br. Brick Colonial, Nev/ Course. Apprcxiately 3,000 so.' ~—: • Kenmore Carpet, full B<^mt Gas F.'\ hi-ai, alum. s. and s. ed porch, carpeling, tiled Base­ 5. Wo.';t Dearborn—This 2 bedrm. L brick ranch, separate ment. Garage. ;;23,900. i 1967 COR\-ETTE, 427-135. two tops • Youngstown 50'x45' Lot. Ivxcellcnt rondition. dining rm., rec. rm., nat'l. fireplace, garage $23,500 ft. Good for multiple housing ' ^"^ side r-lpes and more. 38.3-2923.; • Rinse Away $27,900 3 Br. Face Brick Ranch. I.u. P'amily P.m. com­ COLONIAL — 3 Bedrm, Face or professicma] bldgs. 1963 FALCO.V station wa^on. deluxe. • G.E. 6. Dear'Jorn Heights—This 4 bedrm. i)rick ranch, large Brick on nicely landscaped cor­ excellent condition. $-100. 1145 pleted Bsmt., inchides 2 Rec. Rms. Lav. and kitchen, carpeting, 2 car garage. $25,700 Huron, Deirborn HelRhts. 9 National ner lot, FanoliKl kitchen w/ .shower. Gas FA ii'.'at. alum. s. and s., Gai. Oak- 1963 FALCON Squire st.-iUon wa/Jon, • Hotpoint wood Hospital area. In.a-.cd ate possession. 7. Jusi Right—3 bedrm. face brk., bung, I'.i baths, large knotty pinc cupboards, Carpet­ HICKEY-PURCELL radio, automatic, excellent comli­ • Apex ing, lilod Basomont, Garage. Uon. extras. 561-2406. moderr. kitchen, carpeting, 2 ca;: garage. $28,500 23810 Mich gan Avo. • Siient Maid $34,900 Spacious fl Rm. F:.ce B.-ick Ranch, 20' Kit, Dining $24,,500. 1929 Rf::STORED Model A Ford • RCA Whirlpool L. 1'2 baths on lst. 2 Natl. Fpl.. fill Bsmt, Den. 8. Bolter Than New—Thi.; 3 bedrm. brk. split-level. 2 full iport coupe wilh rumble soat. Ap- WE NEED LISTINGS—In thc LO 5-6300 or.iiscd value S2,000. If Interested Whirlaway att. 2 car Brick Gar. Exjellent condition. baths, large modern kitchen w/blt, ins, faTiily rm. w/nal'l. ^all LOKan 2-0639. fireplace, carpeting, attached 2 car garago. $36,900 W osl Dearborn -Dearborn ALL WORK GUARANTEED .$35,900 Spacious Face Brick SeniRancii. carpet and Heights Area. For fast efficient 1967 FORD, ten pa.s.son?er Counlrv- 83—Busincsi Opportunities -Sedan, 6000 miles, all extras. 563- LOGAN 5-6687 drapes. 2 Br. plu.s Lg. e.xpa;ision attic, breezeway 9. Near Levagood Pk.—This 4 bedrm. brk. bun?., 2 full service, lot our ASK computer 2765. 8300 N. TELEGRAPH fi att. 2 car Gar. Full B«.mt BO' fenced lot. Gulley baths, formal dining rm., large kitchen, carpeting, 2 car find tho right buyer for your CONEY ISLAND DEARBORN HEIGHTS Road in W. Dearborn. garage $37,500 home. If you are planning to 1961 FORD F.-ilrlane, automatic, RESTAURANT Look.«: and performs llko new. J460. 2 Blocks South of Joy Road 10. Denrborn Hills—This 3 bedrm. f. brk. colonial, l'i; sell, please call us or stop in One owner. Tiffany 6-3972. $37,500 10.30 Claremont—Dearborn Hills—Spaciou.« :J Bed­ al our office. On Michigan Ave. E. DearbDrn room. Dutch CoIor,i;i!, 1'-.: h;ths on :Jn(!., Dcn, full baths, separate dining rm., lai-ge kitchen, den. carpeting, Good location, Ownor retiring. Printing Bsmt., Natl. Fireplace, 2 car Gar. ccmphlely finished rec. rm., 2 car garage. .$40,000 Gordon Williannson Co. 582-8380 Wedding Accessories • Business Forms • Brochure! $37,500 Country Club area -2 Bi. Bricle Ranch, completely 11. Seen Oaks—This 4 bednn. f. brk. Quad-level. 2'2 Realtors Since 1942 carpeted, drapes. I'-j baths ^^ 1st floor, full tiled baths, modern kit. w/blt. ins, large family rm., carpeting, I East Dearborn B.'-nit.. enclosed porch, lit. C.ar. altacheJ 2 car garage. .$41,800 5 O/Ticos to Serve You Trust $49,900 .Spacious 4 Br, 2'-j bnth Face Brick Colonial, in Ex. 12. Li\-ing At Il's Finest—From this 4 bedrm. brk. Cape Really Cod, 2',2 baths, m.odern kitchen w/blt. ins, separate dining Dotroit-Dcarborn E .7* conditior. Oakmaii Blvfl. East Dearborn--beauti­ o all your XI rm.. family rm.. custom swimming pool w/evsrything, 2 Farniinglon-Livonia 15031 W. Warren cn o fully Ian Iscapod corner lot, (sprinkler systein) fin­ o Q ished B'mt.. Gas FA. heat. 2 car (Jar. If you are car attached garage. 344,900 Birmingham Q. a 86—Automotive Equipment problems CL looking for (I'jality constr-.ict.on, plu.s locaticn—see 13. Custom Living—In this 3 bedrm. brk. ranch, formal OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 For Sale this today. dining rm.. large family rm. w/nal'l. fireplace, largo .22218 FORD ROAD TAKE OFF riR;-:.«. WHEELS, FROM ] to us I $55,000 Dearborn Country Club area—3 Br., 3 Bath Brick. kitchen, ftnished rec. rm., attached 2 car garage. $49,300 S-l. HORIAN;;, 1)801 GRAND RIVER,! LO 5-3200 272-2430. : Quad-level. P'amib i^m. plus Reo. Rn.. 2 .\atl. Fpl. 14. Ccuntry Club Estate—This .step saving 3 bo(i;'m custoin O carpeting. Gas FA heat, lawn spr.nkling system, 86—Automotiivc equipment o brk. ranch, l'i baths, large modern kitohon, family rm., Our modern, precision equipment and highly all. 2 car Gar. A uonderfu! custoni built family carpeting, large wooded lot, attached 2 car garage. $49,900 75—Real Estate Wanted For Sale home. tiained staff can give you top quality printing n •a $09 000 Dearborn Hills—Liicurioiis 5 Bcd.'ocm. Cohr.ial, on 3 and planning service for all your business Q 75'x300' lot overloixing Golf Course. 2 full baths, Cash in 24 Hours PHIL'S AUTO PARTS ca O Remember Your Satisfaction Is Our Continued Goal! X plus 2 half baths, carpeting, drapes, den, Ro(;. Rm., w needs . . . and it will co.st you less, too! o' 2 .Natl. Fpl.. scroer.ed norch. Gas hot wate;.- heat, For your home or land Nev/ ^iricl Uscd \, 3 Call . . . LO 5-0450 Today! contract. V/e buy all types Jl e all Gar. Additional property available. Immediate New Full disc Caps KJ of property. IS possofision. •a 3- 15" $5.95 and up C Get our price and you o Guide Printing Co. O will get more money. 14" 57.95 and up Ji c I KEIM _a .JAMIE JOHNSON ARLKEI New Car F;ugt $1.75 c,i. 15330 MICHIGAN — LU 4-3633 n SOLD Save This Ad o HEAL ISTATE COMPANY Open Sundays 9 to 4 p.m. •a MINE — in Dearborn Guide Bldg. — REALTY 15322 Dix-Toledo Hwy. 1.0 1-0653 GA 7-5400 Southgate — AV 2-3466 B-jiincss ond Personal Stationer/ • Mimcogrophing 6H76 3Iiddlebelt Road «i •II

Thufi July 27, 1967 Th(j Dearbom Guide, Dearborn Heights Journal, Wesf Detroit Guide, inbter Guide-Herald, Westland Guide, Cherry Hill Beacon Page Nine-feen To Place Your Listing To Place Your Listi:ag iio This Low-Cost Business and in Tliis Low-Cost Business Directory Business Directory (4ill Tiffany 6-34(K) Professwnal CaU Tiffany 6-3400 Autdii»4ivt Ccmi lit >/ork Furnace Repairs and Landscaping Modernizatior. Painting and Decorating ' Plumbing & Heating Roofing Cleaning l-AIRWAY DON'S PAINTING SERVICE | PLUMBING ROOFING C:EK/ENT WORK POV/ER CLEANING SODDING Repair — Alterations FORMICA Interior-Exterior Work Guar- | Jklike Greenwald Co. ENGINE REBUILDERS Patloti, Porchos, Drivowavs ic DUCTS, CHIMNEYS, Lawns stripped and laid with SEWER S: DRAIN UI>.SI> BY LEADING «ar»se flfiors, *'No joli too Windsor sod or Merion sod. SINK TOPS anteed Fully i asured. Rea- CLEANING LO 1-6143-4 TAXI CAB FLEET FLUE PIPES sonable Rates. Free esti- small" Call LU 4-6078, for free esti­ Factory Pre-Fin. Cab Ernest Bogya—LOgan 2-4597 • FREE ESTIMATES • OWNERS To all makes of furnaces mate. • Poat Formed Formica Tops mates. t RE BUILT ENGINES Logan 2 -7788 24 Hr. Ser. "Rercofing a Specialty" LO 1-3756 PERRY HEATING • Unbonded Formica Aluminum • PASSENGER PAYCHECK NURSERY "Best Deal in Town" tTRUCK LOgan 5-2320 • Stainless Steel Sinks Roof Vents Installed • WHCiLESALE 7761 GREENFIELD • Also Do-It-Yourself Kits WALKER tRET.\lL A-l CementV/Ofl: DETROIT, MICHIGAN Formica Remnants PAINT SERVICE PIPE CUT AND THREADED Deal dlrec t with cement men. ASH ABOUT OUR Furnace Cleaning 17 years Same Location Interior and Exterior FITTINGS GUTTERS HOME OWNERS WRHTSN GUARANTEE Get I, liitie betttr job fi)r a Snack Bar.i Residential • Clornmercial If your attic is hot, we install LU4-:)205 or LU 4-1388 little \(i%% mott's. Drivevcays. New ln;;tallations Complete Landscaping Free Instructions FuUy In.iured TELA-WARREN roof louvers, also do small patios, floora, e\e. Free Estimates Bill Walker 274-4433 Hardware & Lumber Co. roofing repairs. For free B.109 HICHIGAN AVE. 534-48B3 Railroad Ties — Everg.reens 6938 N. TELEGRAPH estimates, call Existing Homes Birch Clumps, 6.98 up BERWYN KITCHENS LO 3-2190 928-5585 Repair All Malces Mountain Ash, 4.93 up LO 2-7771 "Working Man's Friend" ROGIRS Shrubs — Trees — Roses 26132 Ford Rd. AIJTOAUTIC TRANSMISSIONS MOMTE CRISTD CENTRAL AIR-COND. ROORNG. PAINTING Propane Services Miril.T •mi INSTALLID Peat Sod — Fill Sand Sewer Cleaning CEMENT CO. GUTTERS futliiaetlen Gu>ru)U«»vJil. All work Finish). Storm doors & win­ Ruaranteed, rcnsoiiahle rates. Wall and Floors • CHi.AiNEV REPAI:RS TRICITY LAWN SERVICE dows. Licensed, bonded. R!:f'Ii>IISH YOUR KITCHEN Free estimate. Insi red. ROOFING Guaranteed Work CONSTRUCTION CO. WEGNER COxNSTRUCTION THOMAS McIAUGHLlN C/IilWETS ^dth the fabu- • POR<:H REPAIRS Sodding, (A-l :Merion Blue) Bird Wind Seal Roofing Free Estimates ku wOOlll fTain formica, witb i:4I4 Dix, Lincoln Pk. 3.32-3154 Stripping, Roto-tilling COMPANY (Res. Dbn. over 20 Years) • rxjCK poir^TiNG CR 8-8245 565-!5771 ROOF REPAIRS rnirlaytlrK beauty. Full pro- Reasonable LOgari 2-zm ffsslotiiil Uisti uctions ic de- Aluminum and Castle Stone Sid­ Inkster Linoleum Co. Free Esti:nat(;s All Work Guaranteed ing, Gutters, Galvanlzo or Alum. rOR . . . 27108 Michigan m(ni.tr.itloik tclven on how to LU 1-2226 Free Estimates HOME 25 Years In Busines*. Terms Just West of Nat'l Bank do It }ottniflU. GARAGES IMPROVEMENT -I PAINTING AND Licensed and Insured LINCC'LJ^ CVtBINET SHOP Clockti 291-3089 Rooflnt; and SldlnK LO 2-1140 BUILT QUALITY FOR LESS DECORATING ;i03() Fort, :[iincoln Park Call 22 years oxpencnce. ADRIAN MORIN Dormers, Ad Mtions, Kitch- LU 1-7642 DU ;M242 Imported Germam Free e;;tiinates. INKSTER NOW T-\KING ORDERS FOR !ns. Attics, iiec. Rooms, Sid­ Also Wallwashing. EXPERT C»t]ynfrf Chimo It CUCKOO Clocks Top Soil. Sand, Gravel & Sod. ing, Baths, Free Estimates. Lar Jest Selection LUMBER "Do it yourself or we'll do N'O Money Down. W. WESTFIELD TILE UYING Your material or mino J. STEII3JIAN JEWELER 27540 Michigan Avo. it for you". Complete Land­ MARS BLDG. 533-2iS66 381-0180 ROOFING J:3airi, Fonnica Top Soil COMMISSIONS SLUDER'S PEST House Cleaning CONTFiOL Treo Sei'vice W(>r'c 4( cabinet work. Tiling. WflXI.WI PRICE Screened Peat • ATTICS-EEC. ROOMS Itutall Aiyon. Fill Sand AND EXTERMINATION ELECTRIC • ADDITIONS - D0RMI:RS j. D. Candler 84:i-1302 842*9106 AAA House Cleijning Patio and Pool Sand SERVICE. RoacIie5! and ottier FREE r^TiaiATES Washed Sand o PORCH ENCLOSURES SKYLINE T.ftEE • Carpeting insects destroyed, no vacat­ ROOFING CO. & Homes rc-wire-d, Alterations, Sand and Gravel • ALUM. SIDING - TRIM • Kitchens Cement • ROOFING - AWNINGS ing. All work guaranteed. INC. LANDSCAPING SERVICE Addition:?, Han,?es, Diyers i'MfiHTfCt • Wall V;ashing Limestone • KITCHENS - GARAGES LO 3-1198 Michigan's Oldest Roofer Sodding, seeding, si>rayhig. Marble Chips—xS2.85 Get at least; tiro estimates All Work Guaranteed, Residential and Commercial Complete shmb work. Open cmmi & PAINT 565-3664 or 561-7586 (100 lb. bag) No Money Dn.—FHA Terms 7 days. Call Ct: 42899 for ours. 1 to 2" landscape pebbles Plastering All types of Roofs and Decks V^ork My.'?<;lf 5-7 Years to Pay Gutters and Conductors 728-1069 IM5.A SONABLE RATES Insulation THEAKSTON SUPPLY Fences 21402 SCHOOLCIUFT MITCHELL Repairs :!4 Hr. Sendee PLASTERING INSULATION MODERNIZATION No job too large—or small. SPRAYING - TRIMMING iipcclflllzA in KE 2-3680 KE::-1 388; Alterations and patchwork RECRlilATION ROOMS Fiber glass blown in or SERVICE STUMPS REMOVED Mustang Fence & EXPERT REMOVAL blankets. Siding, roofing, 16830 W. Warren Free estimates Call 899-2100 LUzon 4-8971 AAA TREE SERVICE 823-6635 awnings, gutters, storm win­ Lawnmower Service CRestwood '^3278 For Free Estimate . Consiruclion Co. dows. .Standard brands. "Dbn. Area Since 1941" We have Dearborn License LOgan 2-5225 Guaranteed woritman;;hip— PETE'S FIX-IT SHOP .J CARPENTRY Fair Prices FOR . . . Fence, Roofing, Garages SAWS—Hand or Hound PLASTERING C3&iplut(t hoDie 8r hemes yrs. experience, over 30 yrs. and commercial. 1 year wirranty Residential - Commercial SCHOEDEL'S ITORSERY in Dearborn. Ccferinf on rebuilt. HI $ on trado-lns. Industrial LIVONIA ROOFING FLOORS 4022 Fort, Lincoln Park ROY MALTESE C-Y Uscdlj'. Kept ARTHURS Workmanship Guaranteed CO. 13316 W. Warren, Dearbom Sanded and Finished DU )-7472 Insured — 30 Years PLASTERING 137 So. Olx, Detroit NEW & OLD WORK LU 1-4591 WE SPECIALIZE Betweiin Schaefer and Miller Rd. Experience All Work Gtarantced Mfdweiili- Floor Co. ED SPOONER 4052 Farker, De.irborn VI 3-4110 Dally 9-i VI 3-2022 Free Eiitinales RE-ROOFING & REPAIRS IN CU 8-2443 All Types DEARBORN LOgan 2-62C0 LOgan I-giiTa ALSO HOT ROOFING Vacuum CKeaner Modernization Landscaping For Free Estimates call — Plumbing and He^iting CURTIS BROWN CATERING AVAILABLE ON Edwaid'i; Floor Co. TOP SOIL-SODDING GA 5-5451 PA 2-0378 PARK HOME A-I PAINTERS VACUUM CLEANER CO. 24 HOUR NOTICE Establl:5hed in 193? STONE- SHRUBBERY 2 average bedrooms, sa.ided IMPROVEMENT CO. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR BRADLtiY'S Auth. Hoover Sales & Serrlco Peat by Yard or Load, • Attics, Rcc. Rms., Additions Carpentry, Free Estimates PLUMBING & HEATING Service & Parts for All Makes and clioieo of finlab. VJre- We do complete job or de­ • Alurn. Sldlnff, Eaves, Storm ROOFING Joseph A- Ochmiin'»k Also Cement & plaster work. Residential - (:onimer.:r.aJ SPECIAL thane, Fabulon, or Bruce MQ. liver. Ful'.y insured. No. 1 Winaows and Doors, Roofing Flat — New — Repairs Vacuum Cleaner Catt ring All mateiial and workman­ GaniKCs. Cement New. flcpairs. i^lcmodeling Herion Blue Sod on Peat. J. R. Scott LO 2-2203 LO 2-4984 Insurance Work A-l QuaUty HOSE ship guaranteed. Free Estitn{ites Free Estimates OLD SOD CUT OFF BY 846-4354 TKfany 8-04.'i8 LOgsn 1.4(143 All Makes $4.95 aiACHINE. FREE ESTI­ Widnner Roofing Co. MATES. GA 1-2657 Wo Rent Rug Shampoo Machines Herb's Floor Siinding Jim's Landscaping RALPH A. V/ALES and Finishing Guaranteed Rebuilt Cleanera 4483 Harding, Dearborn Hts. Licensed Maiiter Plumber FREE Pick Up and Delivery Use Guide Old and New Floors Plumbing Repairs Aluminum Siding; Free Estiimates CR 8-6180 — Phone: CR 4-0920 — Work Cnaranteed SEWER CLIEIANING ROOFING GUITERS 1308 MONROE, DEARBOPJV LOgan 3-6?.29 Guaranteed Service VErmonf 7-6701 H. L. RENAS Wall Washing Classified LANDSCAPE Highest Quality BRYANT- Dearborn Roofinj; DIRECTORY Nursery Stock, Sodding, A-l Wall V/ashing Patio, and R.R. Tie WILLIAMSON- LOgan 2.4788 S3.50 per room and up. In­ Ads ADS Construction FLO-CO dudes walls, ceilings and Machine Sod Stripping OIL. COAL. GAS woodwork. BRINGS RESULTS Terms Available Free Estimates FURNACES FOR 425-9777 FREE ES'nMATES 531-0096 Concretn No Down Payment ROOFING 5 Years tc I'ay INSTALLED itm»—tmm9 Cleaning and Hepalrlns Ready-Mix Concrete Doliverecl hy Trucks AVERACE LOT on all makes Call SEWER CLEANLNC Wall washing, S6.00 per All day, lit« «veolng8 md ill day Saturdays. $3.50 Ailer 9 p.m. Call GA 2-tSZa room, no ups. Includes wails, COMMERCIAL AITO HESIDFA'TIAI.. LAWN CUTTING DEARBORN HEATING ceilings and woodwork. CONCRETE BLOCKS & PRODUCTS CO. RM«d«l« Lawn S«rvk« COMPANY Prompt efficient 1 day serv­ LUzon 2-lut Fine Arts Festival Slates Tickets for the Judge John associate municipal judge. Berry and John Fish and L. Kadelj; testimonial dinner to Speakers at ihc affair will others. be held Thursday, Sept. 7, at include Mayor Ondllc L. Hub- Those planning to attend must Edsel Ford Higli School, are ba r d , Congressman John make reservations by calling 12-13 ay Program of Sliows now available, it was announced Dingcll, Councilman Vincent Mr.s. Pierce or Padzieski at LU tbis week by Helene J. Pierce F'ordell, Circuit Judge Lila M. 2-6670 or LU 4-5500. TickeLj are The Deirborn Hecreation De­ This Chorali! will i)erforta by children for the children of and Frank Padziesxi, co-chair­ Neuenfelt, Attorneys Michael $5.00 a pet son. partment fine Arts Festival niedli;y.<} from tivo siusicals, tiw. community. There is no men. opens Wedn;sdny, August 2, for "FuuBj' Girl" and "Man from i:h:irge for these perfonnar. ces. The dinner will honor Judge , ft 12*day priijjiim of music,! LaMimdia"' plus other faioil' The Dearbom Civic Theatre iar 80nj!s such ;is Sentimental summer production of the so­ Kadela on his birthday. .He is dranui and d\m:e. Last year's j a candidate for re-election a.s Festival drew over 5,000 people j Journey and Iiiidy of Spaio. phisticated comedy "Simday to the 24 imiiividuai programs The Dance Ersemble will show 111 Ncw York" follows with that V'jrc given, its (alcnt :n bolh. ballet and jazz cvisolng performances on Fri­ JHMMSSUM. "Thlji year wc are stressing dbncing uch as day and Saturday, Augast 4 2 Arraigned quality Instend of quantity." Eoiirbon Street iSeiit aad an or­ t:ad 5, at 8:30 pjn. GLIEARANOE SALE 58y» Ii'.obcrt Keilh Archer, di­ iginal dance s<;(|aeiK:e, Gradua­ The cast, directed by Wallace rector of rncn.Mlion. "We are tion Ballet Suite. The popula: Smith, includes Howard McFar­ lOO'S OF ROUS doing fewer sli OVM and repeating harmonica quailet tbe Hamioni- land as the beleaguen.'d bach­ m Holdup casuals wili. Icrid their unique elor, Adam Taylor; Lorene thcm 1,0 miiri! ptiople can see Two Detroit men, accused of • iONTlNA styling? to such favorites as Cirooks as his eager ycung sis- them. We wlll lunc fewer after­ holding up a man and taking I Georgie G^rl and Music to ti»r, Eileen Taylor; John Vicieh noon shows ll) allow fcr setup his wallet in one of the Ford • TESSERA ; Watch GirU By. as her stodgy fiancee, i^uss Wil- lime for our bigger production," Motor Company's Rouge Plants' ; * « • :>on; Jon Choate as th<; not so parking lots Ivionday, were ar- \ • 13 innocent bystander, Mike 3Iitch- THE FESTIVA)'-. opens with a I IN OM: OF THE FEW after­ raigned in Municipal Court yes­ ell and Barbara Wilcox and • SPANISH ft'ee choral nnd dance concert noon performaaits, "Hansel ic terday. Wednesday niglr:, August 2, fea­ j Harry Albertson as tho versa- Gretel" will be presented at 2 The men, Willie Tyler, Jr.. STONE turing the Dearborn Summer t;;I> duo that trace the fast-paced p.m. Thiirfiday and Friday, and John B. Haywood, v.ere CAL;. FOR FREt ESTIMATES - CJSTOIVI INSTALLATION Chorale, Thc Dcjirborn Recrea­ action to its hilarious cliina,.x. {August 3 and 4, with a l;jrgc charged with armed robbery. tion Dance ICrscmbIc and thc least under tin; direction of Tickets for "Sunday In New FRENCH FLOOR COVERING harmonica qunrtct, Thc Har- I Charlcs Bricke!. The traditional Vork," at $1.00 per person, are Both stood mute at their ar­ ntonlcasuals. I Children's classic is performed .available at Fera's West Book- raignment before Judge John STORE HOURS: ;>t()re, the outh Center and the UNITED AIR LINES employees rolled np in this doubledcck Kadela and tieir examination 19640 PLYMOUTH MON., TUES., WED., bus to mcet Arthur W. Flinn and his wife, Jane, and transport F;i;creation Office. was set for Friday at 9 a.m. VE 7-6650-1 SAT., 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m them to a surprise party, marking his 20th anniversary with Each was re!,eased on $1,000 Block East of Evergreen THURS., FRI., United. Flinn, who rciiides at 24746 Winchester, Dearborn, 8:30 o.m.-9 p.m. joined United as a sales representative in Cliicago in 1947. bond. Meter Boys He has also served in various passenger and cargo sales posi­ J0 EVERY WKDNESDAY ' tions in San Franciseo and Seattle prior to moving to Detroit 5-10 P.M. in 19G4 as assistant district sales manager. He was appointed May Ticket cargo sales manager for United in 1965 to head the newly- tradhe.^ • Ibim^' • se FAMILY NIGHT created cargo sales organization for the Detroit area. Flinn's Parked Cars dau;jhtcr, Linda, is a studcjit at Henry Ford Community College. BUFFET parking meter officers will

I .<«.. soon have the same autiiority as / COMPLETE city police in ticket.ng cars DINNER |:; irked on private property Feed City's Protectors INCLUDES: •ivithout the consent of the U3'^ and the Kaufman 5 & 10 Cent >'4emboat Round 0';i/ncr. Along with many area organi­ I'mit Fo«d Ncwburs The City Council last week zations behind the lines of the Store, which supplied paper ItiateU Petato€i Potdto Saliid (::;:ve preliminary approval to city's disaster zonC; members of cups. Chicken Waldorf Silad nn amendment to the traffic >l9rb«cy«d B«tf Tuna 5fllad the William P. Tutro VFW Post ree code providing this authority to !>ltllfNp Slictd Ham 4644 and its auxiUary, 16921 W. tae meter officers. Viliarabit Sliced Chiiikiin Warren, packed sandwiches and '*i»i»«d Sdlod Petit! fouit The ordinance declares it un- jiiwful for any person to park coffee yeslerday for Detroit's loch tVttk A NAMT S'vrpr/ii .3 motor vehicle on private pro- firemen and policeman and Inioy Our Speciof Prict party v/ithout the express or federal troops in the beleaguer­ iiTiplied consent, authorization ed inner city. Childrtn's Menv or approval of the owner, occu­ pant or lessee. V « • Final approval is expected at Dorothy Fitzpatrick, owner of njxt Tuesday's Council meet- the Colonial Gallery of Fine CONVENTIONAL ' IV Ai-ts across the street from the DINI WITH US ON SUNCAYS FamKy Stylt - with TrCmmingi post at 16956 W. Warren, made and FKA as numerous trips to the troubled CHICKEN DINNER »Sl Stove Flares Up areas to deliver the food to the ^^ WTAK ^ weary men. Dearborn firemen put out a fi re in the home of Albert Contributing meat and other Federal Savings 1090 on AM Ahonen, 2021 Venice, last Mon­ food stuffs to the effort were 136 N. Telegraph (Huiittu^ltfa diy night after a pan of grease these local merchants: Frank's Idt in the oven ignited when Meat Market, Podgorski Dearborn I'or Rij!.ervaticns ths oven was turned on, accord- Market, Melody Supermarket, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. • 3 p.m. fo 3:30 p.m. 12800 MICHICAN AVE. LU Z-9232 278-6210 AT MILLIR ROAD it g to firemen. Damage was A&P Supermarket, Burton's DEARDORN minor. Party Store, Food Fair Market «k3«0faiC«0»C«0«>C)«0#C)iQIOI0«C©0«C«C «••

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