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,GRo.SSE POINTE. MICHIGAN.: MA~ 3,0...957
r Points
.'seall
at D. J. Healy go through
en float gracefully on to
loveliest in a traditional
dered detail . . . portrait
, Perhaps she'll choose a
e lightest of sheer cotton
e tailored taste, a cotton
elvet belt ...
and if she
. from a fine collection of
, .. from eighteen dollars.
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WEEK
As COmpiled by Ihe
(;,():rsB Pointe News
,f. pro~'ide5 /I1U1J1talplialJCl
or the ladies ... at Proper's.
table back buckle ... insure
s . ' . the beautiful iridescent
'heat , . , linen. This successn madras and striped cotton.
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upon beautiful carpeting.
e Wanamaker
Studio ...
... when lustre and life
w look. , . send the winert cleaning. Isn't it nice
1 help for your home is
edo 1-2100.
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the ~'ersatile ...
tery
ibie" neckline, Particuladv
with black .. , or g1"1l with
't) at Kilgore and Hurd •••
ok-Like-silk shirts . • • and
o u'ell. Aiso at Kilgore altd
It'S
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Ol.'er
. are tailored
hand stitched
back and the
In Irish linen,
n-ninty.
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makes! TIJe subtle coloring
ds the finishing tDltch to "
rl'V effective
'with Higgi1JS
'Iiis. Choose jrom graduated
at the store where women
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The above is a picture of the crowd ,which gathered
last summer on the Memorial Center's lak~side
lawn to
greet Valter Poole and the'Detr"'it
Symphony Orch, estra.
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This Sunday,
June 2, at 6:30 o'clock, Grosse Pointe's
.
,
own
I.
o~dinance is ,passed,. he, acting
as an attorney representing his
own and the
interests
of
numerous .citizens, has
the
privilege, of instigating,courl
action to have the ordinance de,
-~hoto by' George ,L, Schlae.pfer" elared
void and unconstitusymphony, under the direction 'of He!iry Nosco, will. give
tiona!.
a perfonnance
in the, same setting,. op,en
'of ' ...
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h
t th
bli I
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He claims if the ~king
lot
C arge
0
e pu
c. n~cas~ OJ. ram
e concert Wl
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is constructed; .it is, possible 'to
postponed until Sunday, June:9 at the same .tiine,
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compel its. removal at the per'
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sona! expense- of the members
and iree
Of;~:c;=w~:a:~~~:i:
public hearing . for
:1)
St at' e. po'
' a.,ses ,
beat/li-
.ObSC~enl.ty Lnw
the top, when you use your
Bird and her highly skilled
r style. From silver haired
uding teens ... of course ..•
hair. You might think ..•
.. not so . , . at Marie Birds.
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--Appointed
to Fill Vacancy
Caused by Death of Mayor
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;. One More Vacan'cy
--The Park council appointed a new councilman
on
Monday
May
27
to
fill
one
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of two vacancies existing in
th a.t bod y. N 0 rom' ated b y
Mayor
Kenneth
Cunningham was Stanley E. Fildew,
an ~tt' orney, an d a P ar k resident for 25 years.
The
councilman-appointee)
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will
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of Oil Paintings
1-3527
;{;~~~r~w::lf~:;~~yth~~~~~~J
the plane, in accordance with a.
plan by "responsible"
Soviet
authorities to destroy .the aircraft and kill its crew. One
American, Lt. Sigfredo Angulo,
was killed. .. • ..
Evenir.gs
J11.ttrf!sses
Day Beds
CUBA IS GRIPPED in a
widespread sabotage and bombing-terrorist
campaign.
The
Arm e d Forces rou!,!ded up
youthful oppositionist~ against
the present regime, and jailed
hundreds
mol' e throughout
various parts of the island. In
Havana, a tailor shop was set
afire with flaming bottles of
gasoline. Several blocks away,
a mattress
factory was set
ablaze by the same method,
Communications
bet wee n
Havana and the eastern part of
Cuba wer~ cut off when t~learaph and telephone wires were
(Coni1nuec1 on Page 23)
for the
Summer
Cottage
There's extra
economy and
real comfort.
tonight
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HOU~E.
,'tfite Roads
June
H-ltC,hh 1-ker ' s W a11et' T'raps
Youngsters Who Stole'Car
"Othe~~~~1eo~~n~~y
he ~ert.
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A hitchhiker. :who lost his boy~ hanging around the ar~~, leSs--:>ns
Jor adults and childre~.,
wallet <in a'
stolen by' two for. about' an hour,. and th~n,sa.:t~ ,P~~~e :~~m,t;i~:.-Mr.Jo~on
as
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14-year-old boys, gave Woods' ~hem drive away in Kline's
to"lio,w:s' and"Charges.
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police the clue which led to t..l:1eHe ,gave poli<:,ea description of'
!he newly formed ~en.tlls'com-.
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arrest of the ,car thieves.
th~ youths.
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nuttee from the. NeIgh~orhood
While cruisin on Rid e road
The two boys one from the
While driving the two young Club board of~ectors
!s ,ver:r 'W'dzi 'd'
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thi
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'ld
grateful
to
all
those'men
who.;
.e
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aYt
ay:,
~er
d h
Farms an
' eves
..w orked so hard
P kt e ot er .a resld en
b hit
hh'k pIC te ,up
k.h' a ,-year~o
h
haveh
, . an~d"faI'th-, Eugene.I ,Thomas ' wasstonped
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ere arreste
of the
ar.,
y
C
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un were
e :fully on this project. 'Ilhey are: by -Josepp.cMo~onas of'.!5110.
w;oods detectIVes, Sgt. Walter wanted to go, and ~en. aban- George 'Elworthy, Director of -W.oodh~ll) DE:trOIt. ,!!:e Sald' he
o Dell and Leroy Tobian,. on doned. the ca~ o~' Fairfax, be:~ the ..N~igb!b9:~90~~Cl;rb; ,~~.Goi~was., tl?~g
tr~e~ ~-front of
een ,Lakep'0mte and Beacons don~Wood,first pJ;esIdent of the '~8~ ,!fridge? ~d a branch fell,.
Monday, May 27..
.. Both are charg~ W1th steal- f.leld, where It was I:~overed by Babe. R.~th League of. Gross~ s~g
him: .~~' the. head.'
I~ a ,car belongmg to Gordon Park Patrolman
Goo~ge Mc- Pointe; :/'1... L. Weiner" director .' ,After depos~tiflg ~MotQnas' ~t
W.. Kli,ne of ~4919 E, Jeff;rson, !><>we~.
,of. the ,L.~ter-Church Bas~etbal;l "C?tUl;-ge'HOSPItal,.,.whe:re' two
whIle It was m a gas s~tlon at
In the car ~as ~ wallet ~eague; Forrest Geary, dix:ect9~ .stitclies <~~re'-,'r~qU1l'eg'1io ,c~ose
19419 Mack at PrestwIck ~n dropped by the hitchhIker ..,The 'of the Adult Education-for the" the wqund o~ his~head,.Thomas
Saturday, May .25. They saId c.ar and the wallet were turned Grosse Pointe -Board of' Edu- .return,ed to his squad. car, When
they only took the car for a over to .Woods auth~rities,.
cation;, George 'Neirinck, ,presi- he turned thel,starter
caught
"joy-ride:".
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. ~he~king the wallet' for lden- dent of the Grosse Pointe'Tenfire,
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The ongmal complamt of the tiflcatlOI".,'Sgt. O'Dell and Det. IDS Club.
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The fIre, departinent :came to.
theft was made by Chester Tobian fo~d
the name' and
~or .fUrther inf9rmation call his aid, ,and .the police car was
Barch of 1600 Prestwick, who address of the bOy who hitoh~d the Neighborhood. Club at cTUx!. sent in- -tor electrical wiriDi
told polica that he laW the 'two
(CODtlnuecl _ Pq.2).
edo,,5-4600.
repairs.
car
ce:'.
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ACCIdent .Blaze.
,Keep Roo' Busy
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For the
fitst
time
the
Grosse
Pointe
War Memorial's Annual
Family Participation
Campaign' has' exceeded the drive goal (which
this year was $35,000) before
Memorial Day.
The association's board of d1rectors is exceedingly gratified
and wishes to thank all the loy.
al supporters in the five' Pointe
communities whose prompt generosity made this poss~ble.
The
campaign. eOIlllinittee
wishes to emphasize, however.
that many regular givers~ have
yet to be heard from and that
the Center still looks forward to
receiving many donations both
from them and from new contri'butors. '1'he board membe1'l
themselves are volunteering tel
give a reminder call this week
to previous givers who have not
yet been heard from.
0 1 9 941 Do
n y /01,
non
A - of M
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on dB:Y, M ay ~', a t 0tal
of $35,184.33 had !been received!
from 2,on
"'.A 1 d1
""..vers. B y th'e en d
of the calendar year of the last
campaign, $36,692.88 had been
received from 2,518 givers. Bert
H. Wicking and his campaign
co-chairmeIl; C. Henry Haberkorn III, James Lee II, an.d Al<)r'1
=~g
=~eJ:~~::=Mon-:~~~
~~/~:ri~~;s~:e:,~~~ns~~:
;::w;~e~~o~xc~~~:~~sel~~
,17, January 1951) resigned this post ures by the end of 1957. Espee~e:f.C~~
t~~
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a:t~in~f
;~ly~.
;~ili~=li:'~O~
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created
c=fee
H~ 'fills the va~ncy
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~~~o;;oc:;
w.he.n. Mayor CunnIngham ~
with plan.s i_ornew lightm' g ft_..31
iUt,. righ~. ~t instibergatecothurt appomted mayor by the council) redecoration. The house co~
ac 10n ag8111$ memo
s of
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Farms Councll .who authorize
o. succee
': a
omc:r mittee can,purchase new tableS
the expenditure
of p u [)I i c Fn~C'h, and will sex;e until and kitchen equipment.
Thct
monies for' the construction of APTIl 1959,: the mayor Ii unex- grounds committee in conjunc;"
the parking lot
'prred
counCIl term.
tion with the Men's Garden Club
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Another appointment will be can proceed with the new bot.
Turned ,Down,ln Court
made in t~e near :future to fill amllcal gardens and the proThe Improvem~ntAssociation,
the~uncil
seat vacated by gram committee can ]?lan for
which Jameson repr~sentS) was COunCI~
Charles Ives, wh<? next season's activities. .
turned down in: circuit court resigned on Tuesday, May 14, on
All volunteer workers and
when it s()ught an injunction the chance he, will b7 ~lected,to staff at the Center are grate.
against the Farms Council and the W:~~e County CIvil ~vIce
ful to the community for rethe &:hool Boare-. Jameson says Co~sslon.
The res I g n e.d sponding so quickly to the driveo
!he WIll, take the. case to. the councIhnan was elected to ?IS It is a heartening endorsement
S!ate Supreme CoUrt.
second four-year term during of the Memorial its services
The letter which the Farms the spring election last April
and activities. They in their
Council received this week is
Have Four Children
turn promise to make 1957-58
-printed in.its, entirety on page
Mr. Fildew lives at 1105 a ibanner year,at the Center.
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Harvard road with his wife
Additional Donors
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Rut~ The cou;le have four chil~
Add!tional donors .since the
PISTOL CHAMPS N
dren
Mrs. Carl Kaltwasser
last lists were published. last'
AMED
Mrs.' Jack Harvey John H. and. week, include the following:Th~ pistol
of Detroit's William, aU of wh~m are,g;adu• •. •
5th Infantry Battalion, PSMCR, ates of Pointe Schools.
May 21
and the Women Marine Rifle'
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Roger Bacon.
team. of the 5th Infantry' BatRussell R Bauq.e, Mr. and Mrs.
talion have been named winners
William E. Blaney, Mr. and'Mrs.
of the Regional Championships
Raymond C. B r e t t, Mr. and
in Mar~ne Corps Reserve Rifle
Mrs. William A. Buswinka, Mr.
and ~istol Competition.
and Mrs. Do u g I a s Campbell,
'" In ceremonies conducted at
-James R. Cann, Robert W.
the Marine' Qorps Reserve TrainThe Farms is ready to go Christian, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
'ing Center, 7600 1. Jefferson ahead and repair Grosse Pointe Craumer, Charles E. Cummis.
avent}.e $)n May 23, Colonel M. boulevard be'l;ween Kerby road k ey, A. J. Cuttmg,
Mrs. Walt~
~.. Currin, USMC, Director of and Stephens, A ten-feet-wide Cytacki, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
CheaarrgbeSegm~6n21'nInlg
'JllUiloyn
Id,Oalnladrsth'ae
ogfarnyeosun:'ThiI?'e/
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pr~dP;~:~~a:~~gla~~~e~~:thaned
The Senate 'substituted" its :
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total annual increase would be playa nme game schedule.
own version o{the body of an,
~ake for a lar~e 'audI;-nce -and
5271h million dollars by 1961.
These teams and their mana- earlier bill, the Hughes Bill,: ancf
In 'case, '.of, ram
or mclement
President. Eisenhower had asked gers are: Rochester, Vince Fam-.
d
f th
weather, it .has. been arra.nged
retCl,ine only' the name 0... e
to 'postpOne the' c'oncert until
for the mcrease to reduce the ularo; Buffalo, 'Paul Thoen; Syr-' o#gi.p.al measure.
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the folloWing' Sunday; JJlIle 9
annual deficit of the Post Office. acuse) Sam Deanj RichIn\'nd,
Tne. new la~-'replaces th~ ~~d '3-6 _ ,p.m.,. ,co~ducting clini'CS, at '5:30 p.m. at' the. same 10ca.. • ..
. Jack Caulkins.
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sta~ur7' the ~ge6\ Act, ,z:u~edI~- teaching' tennis to th~ chil.drention;'
Mrs, Gerald 'L•. Stoetzer
THE UNITED .STATES deThere are 200 families repre- valId In the :Butler DeCISIon,I~.. attending Summer. Day Camp,
be. in Gnarge' of :hostesses
mand;d ~hat RUSSIapay fo::the sented in these two divisions the sale of the ,book "The. Devil. and trainin.g the Neighborhood, and :reftesbm~ts.
shooting. down of an Ame ..Ican and Minor League Comanission- Rides 0utside....
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.Club te~s. team. These sery:','
,T,oGive Supper Party
bomber m No~ember 1954. ?-,he er Don Brydges hopes eve'ry: ,The ~ughes ,BIll im~ose~ .a~ ices 'will' be provided by tlle.
Mr. and Mrs.; Thamas;V. :1;.0~amage ask~d IS $756,604.09and faniily/ will send at least one $1,000 fine] or a year m Jall, Neighborhood Club. There is Cicero, will entertain the memIS for an AIr Force B29 ::econ- rooter to help these boys off to o.r bot~,. ,on ven~Qrs of:'obscene no charge .ot~er than 'being a, bers'of, the Grosse Pointe ',SYmnais~nce plane downed I.n the a noisy start.
lIterature.
member ,of the,Neigbborhood.
phony, Orc~~stra', ,thE:bo~d,of
vicimty of the Japanese Island"
Club.,.The dues are'as follows:. directors .and- members' of the
of Hokkaido. The U. S. Embassy
Juniors, $1.50 a year, Intermed:- press at a -g'arden'~upp€r ~
~o:fgS~O~f~fc~d~~ ~~~tec:~y t~
iates (16-21) $2.50 a year,~ ~nd ,~heir-h;~rile inThre~-Mile .drive
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adults, $5.00 a ,year.
nnmediately followmg the' con:-
ca" sometime in October.
rosse. Pomters who were
ited to pour incuded Mrs.
rge Rottmell, of Lakepointe,
- Ferdinand Cinelli, of Vole place. :.rlrs. Reginald T.
rphy. uf Balfour road. Mrs.
roid O. LovE' of Lockmoor
Ilevard. and ::.vII'S. Frank W.
lidge. of McKinley avenue.
Fi9ht~',
Par k
ame -Z
C ounCl
man
~h:beI~~r~~~~~k?~gth;illt~~
a
If}
Beg~.II' the
Frit~c
be'
a siifer gra.l' bathing suit
bardi11c cotton elllottr's .••
from garden 10 golf course.
9 atuJ
Just
Kereheval-on~the-hill district..
Will start Aetion
Jameson said if the proposed
o~
or sparkling white piques;
Shop
Have
65-foot strip of land for parking.
The strip is. the contraversial
area along the back of the Richard School playground in the
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"We
Unconstitutional;
S E Fl-ldew
'lion to his o~he; d~ties.
Kennetn
Johnson
Comes to. Take Over Duties f
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SPIES
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an
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IVI~lVJemorla'
ay to' a or
ay:.' al Y
.~; Program, at 5:3, All: Resi;'.
were hanged simultaneously in
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Clin'ics'On. 'Agend.
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four Jordan cities in full view
sions 0, aunc
easons
:dEmts'lnvited.
tQFr.ee Event
"of the public, as a' warning that at High School and Kerby
All Grosse Pointe exte!lds a hearty welcome to' Ken-.,
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the country is determined to
.
neth Johnson who arrives Memorial Day to take over the'
The. Grosse Pointe. Symwipe out subversion. The 1our,
.
h
0 h tr
ill
all men, were accused of spying
On . Saturday,
June 1, at duties as tennis professional
,at the Neighborhood
Club, pony
re es a ~
. prefor
Israel.
Their
execution the High School Field the 17145 Waterloo, City of .Grosse Pointe.
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,se nt t. h e.final concerts' Qf dthe
marks the second time in the
.
Mr. JoIulson comes from. Mar-~ .
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. 1 95 -6 5 7 season
on
un ay
short history of Jordan that Triple
A division. of the yVille C~I~ege,Maryvill~, Tenn. all the residents in Gross~ afternooni - -June -.2; at 5:30
political criminals were execut- Farms Little Leagu~ starts ~here he I~ a professor m phys-. Pointe will take advantage of it~ P'Ill" pn the.l~eSld~'
te:rrace
ed in public.
its season, Two teams have Ic.al educa~on and coach. of the " All six courts are soon to be- of:the Memorial
Center,.,32
The first occurred in March been added to thl'S group: this hIghly successf'ul teI".ms and resurfaced and put in .top-notch Lakeshore ~oad.
,
when Mahmoud EI Ashkar, also
track-:teams. He. is married ~d conditioru 'Mr~,Johnson will be. TJ:lls 'cone~rt, wbiCh'is,co-Sponaccused of spying for Israel, year and a fifteen
ga.!le will live . at 266 Ridgemont, on ,~hand.from June: 1 ;througn sared by ~e_,Gross& Pointe
went to the gallows. Nearly 2{)0 schedule has been made up. Grosse Pointe Famns.
. Labor, Day.,
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'¥emorial. ,Ass.ociation; 'Will . be
other conspirators are scheduled
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Big Program Plalmed. '
He will
on' the' courts six opeJ1" to'.::the, puplic without
to be tried in Jordanian courts.
The boys comprising these
The Neighlborllood' Club is days a week from 10-12 a.in, and ch~ge and is .being given; as', a
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teams have been issued CO$- planning an extensive tennis
tdbute. to ,~l the music lo.v~rs
Friday, May 24
plete uniforms and are 1/laying prograni'this,summer.and:~~opes
of Grosse Pointe w~hohave been
AN INCREASE in the postal a brand of Iball comparaible to
so generous-and' enthusiastic in
rates advanced an important their snappy appearance.
the support, of: tlie' orchestra
step when the House Post Ofsince its formation .;foUrseasons
fice Committee approved that
'The six teams making up this
,ago.
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the cost of mailing a letter division and theirmanage:rs are:
u-Moseo,
To' Direct
would go from three to four San Diego, Al Handlos; Port,
.
. H~nri ~osc9, well knoWn in
cents. Chairman Murray (D., land, Jim Snyder; Hollywood,
The State Legislature passed.
musical ciroles in this area will
Tenn.) said that the measure was
a new' obs~enity, law, 01)"~at-.
conduct the.orchestra in' most
approved by a "decisive ma- Ken Gittens; Sacramento, Har- urday, May 25, introduced by
.interesting 'and
en~erkining
jority" and that he will try to old Doub~es; Los Angeles, Fred Senator Harold Ryan, Detroit
progr<pP.' desig':led' to ,appeal to
get it on the House floor next Boulanger; Sa~ Francisco, Bruce. Democrat.'
all agel gro).lps,. so parents, are
week A similar bill was passed Lambert.
The bill, backed by the Grosse
urgeq. to ,briIl;g their families to
by the House last year, but it
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,Point~ Council of'Better:Litera~
~njoy a relaxmg hO\lr 'or two
never reached the Senate subAt the same tune at, Keriby
in ~he, b'eautiful' surroundings
.,
club S ture
for Youths,gives
as well
as othera
f th esse
Gro
P'.omt e M'al
F.Ield th e CIass C d'lVlslon,
committee.
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Micrigan
0
emon
The increase will raise postal will be J?18,ying tl:eir initi~l stricter law to control obsc~Iie
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ummer shoe fashions, put
our Toes" ... a wonderthin reach. This new apoaths . . . cools . . . reels even better. Found at
hur5cJOy and Flldoy
--------ropo$ed Ordinance
p.
Having lost ,the first rounds of its' court bout with the
Farms and the' Grosse Ppinte School Board, the Gabriel
Richard'
Sch:x>l Improvement
Association,
through
its
president,
James A. Jameson,
has infonned
the Farms
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be
h f' ht"
C ounei 1 t h at t h e aSSOCIatIon
as Just
gun t e Ig S..
In a letter to' Farms' attorneys <$
Edward P. Wright and Thomas
Tilley, Jameson referred to the
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CounciFs 'proposal to rezone' aNd
~~eMC:l~is~aa:~ut~d G~~t
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Declares
Farms L,.-ittle Neighborhood
Club Ready .,SJI,mph_ony.,
VB.
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:ic;~.Leagues Set '.l~'or'.,19 ,~;~;ellson
..of .~enitis ':CQneert ,,~Set.':
~%:;;;::~~~~i
For Openers. With Aftivalof New¥roFdr'Sunday
~~~~~£'"!~:
'hether you spend them on
the ~oordinated casual wear
ort shop . . . second floor.
ross the shoulder and down
eater ... in white or navy.
... flags and balls for the
t i\largaret Rice .••
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President
liS~:~~i::'turo
Ossorio Arana
was recalled to active duty in
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Before End of Year
A MILITARY PLOT to take
over the Argentine Government
was nipped by President Pedro
E. Aramburu. He ordered the
arrest of three a'bnerals and the
Eo"
disciplining of other high-ranking officers. Seized as plotters
were Maj. Gen. Luis Busetti,
Maj. Gen. Hector Solanas Pacheo and Maj. Gen. Miguel Villaruel Sources said that these
three
plotted
to overthrow
Aramburu and install Busetti
as the head of d new nationa-
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'11 love the
the pleated
s a bonus.
Officials
Confident
Many'
More Gifts to be Received
Thursday, May 23
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS in
Congress gave up the fight jor
a tax reduction) at least for this
sessiOn. Their minds were made
up when President Eisenhower
implied he would veto any tax
cut while the budget remained
in a "precarious" staie of bal-'
ance. Speaker Sam Raj"burn
(D.) Tex.) said he is still thinking of a tax reduction despite
the President's threat, .and that
he believed there could be one
next year.
He predicted Congress would
reduce appropriations enough to
justify approval of a cut for
1958, retroactive to January 1.
The President said, at a news
conference, that a tax reduction
comes when "you can prove you
have money in sight,"
ad brolim ...
519.95. To
ll'ardrohe at Higgins ami
m. (while at JacobSon.'s)
fringed in white . . . very
. very gay ... with a Riviera
...
or a Waikiki theme in
ia Hand Prints ... just five
--Opposition'
Group
2,~91 Donors
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GIve Total
-Challenges Council ()f $35,184
On Parking Project
oj the
.Je' footwear season! It's tbe
elllan, The combination
of
a strle no: to be
.
DEADLINES
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te~
I
Farms' ,to Pave
O'ver Sewer Line
9RthM~trinetCDo:Pts.Rteserve
.
e,CI'Ulmen
IS nc pressented both team trophies: and
individual 'awards to shooters.
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CLOTHING DRIVE SUCCESS
Contributions of used shoes
and clothjng to Detroit's Spring
Public Sc~ool Clothing Drive,
for needy school children exceeded'the. goal of l50/tons by
almost'10 tons, it is announced
by Arthur L. McGrath, assistant su~rintenftent
of schools.
:~~~rfyf
S1daeveo~ent~e
albo°unlgevathrde
DM~ddSH'
Mrsl.dE.EMd
Dll0ty,Dr.
.
and
rs.
aro
sa , Lester M.
had been torn U.pin 1955 to lay Elliott, Mr. and 'Mrs. E, G.
the new sewer lines. Since that Evenden) ,Herbert Field.
time the ground has been alJames C. Finney, Mr. and
lowed'to settle.
Mr
G
0 Fr anz J hn
G sb' eorge '
G , 0
W.
1
The engineeri~g department
ar erson, C ar
ieche, Maria
now feels that the land is stable H. Granger, Carl R. Hal>ermas,
enough to permit resurfacing. Frank Hedge) Mr. and Mrs. Ar.
'Bids were read at the May, 27
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council meeting, and a contract
-----waS awarded to the Jess Gregory Co. for their low bid of
OUp
$2,750. Work will begin as soon
as possible.
S
Summer
' SeSS10n
'.
,u,ns from Jun~ 17-July 26
.G'PHS
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Co'urses in six ~elds will' ~e ~auer,' .Mr. ~illiam
Meheg~
?ffer:d in summer" school this Mr. Ol~le Lelchty~ Mr, Robert'
year 1f the enro~ent
WB.?'ants. Clark, Mrr J?ohald €erkes, Mr.
S.u~er
school ,wIll be m ses-J~seph
Devme) Mr. Dale PatSlon .f~o~ J~e!7-July
26..
tlson,~.
James Kaloger, 'M~.
. Cours~s
mc~ude typmg John Jensen, and Mr. OrrIs
I-IV; dnver :educationj general Nagle.
.
reading' (ev
+.h' an d el'ghth
At pres en t th ere are
' no plans
.
s en",.
grades); English I-VIII; grljUl- for foreign languages because
~er - c.o.mp.osi tj on revie~, very few students' have shown
,(grades 7-10)j r$esher
.math;' ~tetest in past years..'
algebra.'l-:IV;
geometry I-In;
SUIl)Iller school .is losing its
trigonometry; Amei.-ican,govern- 01~ reputation of being a'place
n:;.ent; history I-IV; economics, for only make up work. Beandeff~~tive living. "
cause of 9verload,' today's sum.Teachmg these courses will mer school has students enrolled
be Miss :E:ranc~s French, Mr. who are taking courses beca.use
Robert Hoyer, Mr. William Pros- they are unable'to fit them into
ser', Mr.' Robert Roddewig, Mr. their regular semester's sche,Will.j.am, Taylor,
Mr, Lewis dwe. Others may take a subject
;Gray, Mr. Robert Welch' Mr. to get it out of the way so they:
Willi a m SChlegelmilch' Dr. Clm take a subject oniy given
Stanley COOk, Mr. ,-.John ' Fox, during the regular school year.
M& ~ew
Dalal. ., &mui'CODtiDue4
OIl Pa,p I).
w:m
•
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C Ie Injured
ACe ars. tash
.A Detroit couple was treated
at St. John. I10spital for mjuries suffered when their car
~~ru~~u~~~~~~a~~~~::~~~'
dog was treated
for severa
shock by a vetermarian.
Injured were George McCoIinell, 49, of 5565 Yorkshire~ who
suffered mouth'injuries and had
s'everal teeth knocked out;' and
his wife, Thelma, 45,:who <lame
out of the accident with a .fiveinch cut over the right
The dog waS taIren to~eHaJ'per Woods vet hospital.
. 'A Woods accident repOrt dise
?losed that McConnell was gomg south on Mack, when ~,
strl;lck a car owned by Jol!l
Kluza of 18227 Oak, East'Detroit, in fiont of a Mack avenue
business place, forcing it over
the curb.
.
Jerome Kluza, who was in the
car waiting for his father, ws,s
shaken up, but not injured;
McConnell was issued a ticket
for not having his car undu
ocmtrol aDQ.cauam, an aocidiDt.
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NEWS
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PAR~ APPROVES AUDIT
The Park council on Monday,
May 27, approved the expenditure of $1,750 fpr the annual
audit at the city's finance. The
cost is $150 more than in pre.
vious years.
OBITU~RIES
Memorial Center Drive
February 1949 and served as
sales 'representstive" named ,account representative ilnd
4P. • ,.,e
BU'~Ine
'.
.N0tes ~
finan-.
, ,0 In,
Tf,ursclay, May 30, '1'57
..
'a
The mar
carried aw
usually hal
GsP.H.S. Summer Session
cia l', account,
represen~tive.
;~:'
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'1\K_
'Mrs'.
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, ser'g''-eant ,', (Continued fr.om Page 1) . ", Stephen.< .r:•.'.r
J.U~, .....u,
ity of summer school students
He was
a t echni'.':"
CeLL
h
. J W G'"'
lIIiiO:! lIIiiO:!
with the .A:irForce .:for three thur L Howell, !\fro and' Mrs., ,-Ross Go s alk, '<"; " _• 't:.elg,
Some students gather the few do better work in summer
Mr. Urquhart'-48,of 860 Notre
~
~~
years'during W:orld' War. n:',
Walter F. Isley, Mrs. Dana W~ Lawrenc: ~. Howes, Gaetano credits th~y need. for gradua. school. ' and also receive higher
Dame, an engineer for Chrysl~r
Marriedandthe.fathel"
of one Kreidler, Forbes W•.Lutton, Dr.. Iannarelli.
tion reqw.rements from sum- grades in summer school than
Corp., died on Wednesday, May.
daughter,'
Bergf!laIln re~id~s and .Mr~.:S;~A. M?-cJ5:e~e~.,
' . Mr.' & ~. ~~n
T. MC~~ :mer school, and graduate
a during the regular semester.
22.
.
with hilS family at 794 Umver:"and Mrs: Harold'F. Marsh" Os- ~ele
Me1Y1!l",Elmer R. P
semeste: sooner so they have
Standards, in summer school
He is survived by his wife, IL
~-'
sityplace, CitY of Grosse Poi~te~ cllr B: Marx, J~.~ Mr. and, MFS. lIps, D~~.Howard ~: Re~~, R~
an .earlier ~tart for ~llege or
are kept as high ~ the staItd.
DorothY; a daughter, Barbara
Richard H. Taylor,' director H -h ' been a Grosse Pomte ,C1aren~e McGUIre Mr. and Mrs; .ert ..L.:...Rousseau, ,The Semor theIr vocation.
Jean,' a son, Thomas Urquhart of real 'estate and 'rights-ofe~s
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t' .. J hn B M. , h'.' J'
h M TCluib. Mr. & Mrs. James'Shea;
.
h 1 if
th ards during a regUlar semester.
counc1lmap,.. for ........,e,pal!~IX
0
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eag er, osep , . d. MJ: ~.W' it d.L. Valade_,and'
Summer. sc 00 0 ers
e All the teachers are chosen from
III; and his mother, Mrs. Amelia way for the Detroit Edison years and 1.8 presently servm.g ..Mengden.
.
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. .Alf:Sr'ed'W1n.I'lsroen
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chance to Improve a gr~de, to the regula~ staff.
Urquhart
Company, has been named
f th
P bli
k
k d
t illness
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d f th ,as a member 0
e '. u C' Richard K. Miller, Mr. and
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ue 0
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f' d
dh
Funeral ~ervices were held chairman of. the boar 0
e Safety Gommission.
Mr.: .Mar.shall :Moser Mr. and
failure, or ~ become better p~eou never In a roa owe
on Fiday, May 24. Burial was in. American Right ..of-Way ,Asso... ...
'P
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May 24~,
d.f
d
ed ourse
along
straight and narrow
...
Mrs George Moses C C. Mulli.'
A~be t J G
d. Mr & MrS' pare
or an a vance
.'
Roselawn ~metery.
,ciation.
,
, William:T.' M 0 ria r t y, 277 ken: Mr~~ and Mrs.' J~hnJ.
J.
::d
H~d, Jr.:
Studies show that the maJor- "path.
. He was elected to the organ- Beaupre, has been admitted. t.o J)'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Hennell Miss Dorothy Krause"Jdhn 1'08DR. MARK E, MAUN
ization's t9P executive office membership
in, the
DetrOIt S. Pack, John 0, Peters, John S. selius Raymond A. Priebe; and
Dr. Maun, 47, of 677 Middle- last weekend, at the Annual Chapter of the National As- Pinge~, G~orge l.I.Pritneau, Mr.
'Mrs. W. F. ZabriSkie,
sex, prominent p~thologist, died ARWA Seminar in Chicag.o, .at •. ,socia1:ion of Cost Accountants. and Mrs:'L.C.Putn~
Mr. and
.' .. .SINel 1931
'on Monday, May 20, in M;etro- tended by sorpe 600' sp~clahsts Moriartyi.
associated
with Mrs. Ernest Rusmner; Mr. ~d
As of M3.T'~,. '
politan H~pital after a short in all "fi.'1ephases. ~f. rIght-of. Chrysl€'1" Corporation.
Mrs. Harold S~?-ail~~Mr., a~d'
Mr. & Hugh Adams, Mr. &
illness.
, way and land acqulSltIOn.
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Mrs. Harold,W., Sc~tt, Mr. ana:: Mrs, A~l:?ert R. Cook.. Wm. B.
iFuneral services were held pnFormer:ty
a regional direcKenneth Campbell Jr., 927 ;Mrs. Stanley C. S1ll;lth, Mr. and Devlin
'Mr!:'., Hor,ace Elgin.
wednesday, May 22, at St. Am- tor forARWA, Taylor has been Vernier road, has been ~dmit- ~s. FrankG. Wel~on! Jr., and Dodge: Mr'>& Mrs.,'A.:S. Drum ..
brose Church.
responsible for the organiza. ted to membership i.ri the De- J.F.
Wenzel.
.'
mond Dexter M.Fcrry,
Jr.,
For the past 10 years, Dr. tion of new chapters of ~he
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troit Chapter of the National
,
,Mr. & Mrs. Adollf Goelzer, Mr.
Maun was director of t e w~nd association ,in :Michigan an Association of Cost AccountMay 22.
, '& Mrs; Chas. S. Ha1Tett, Mrs.
Clinical Laboratory, 1551 DavI
eight -other midwestern
and
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"T" H tw 11' 'H
...J
Whitney Building. He was alSQ'
ants" Campbell is associatec:l
:Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Goe, Mrf 'Harry .. ' ' ar. e ,/ owan.\l
a director of Metropolitan Hos- eastern state&.
794 L
.
with !'he Detroit Edison Co,
aifdMrs.John
S.Hariunond;
JOhnSon'9, Dr. & 'Mrs. R. J.
His home
is atPOl'nte ora~ne
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Mr. 'and Mrs. Carl. Hassig.a.
Ii, KokOwicz,
Mr. &'Ml'B. Ohas.
Pital, Doctors Hospital and St.
Gros'se
.
'v
Clair Hospital.
avenue"
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E. A. Miller of Grosse Pointe .Mrs. ,David' Sohnson, 'Sr., _Ki.. A. J• .n:otcher. ,,",
..For many years he was conPark is a newly~elected vice"wanis
Club
Grosse ,Pointe .. , "Mr. &'Mrs.,W'ati.,O'NEIll Kronsultant pathologist at Jennings,
George
,Bender, ()(f G66president
of Fenestra Incorpor. 'Inc.,J~mesH.
Meech, Mrs.
:ner, JciJ:ui>L8iPish.,',~.':E.:.. M:-'
St. Joseph, Deaconess and St. Barrington road, has been re~ ated in charge Qf the Detroit J.'Meyer, John P. M611oy;.Fran-' Caughey; ,Mr. -&"Mri,;. Januar.lMary's Hospitals,
elected president of the Amer- company'li Buildirtg~ PrOducts cis
Olinn, Mr. and Mrs~,Rob.;;usA.Mullen,. Mr. &>~.Th~
In 1949, his efforts to pur- ican Institute of the History of Division.
'ert'J .. Paustian, .Chap~e~ Ii. 0., as ~ester, Rl~hard~. :'VanP~lt,
chase St. Mary,'s Hospital from Pharmacy for ,],957-58.
.
President)f.
D. Palmer aJl- p. E. 0..SisterhC?od,/Drs.-'Don-Mr.', & Mrs. HeI'bert D.. Ra~h ..
Every year more and more men
the Sisters of Charity. through
Bender, retailsales promotion nounced that ~Mill'er~s respon-aldPokorny
andWilliam'Laba:.-Mr.
Jerome V. H.Slugget~"
Janet Davi.. 285 ,Merriweath.r
a corporation he hea,ded, failed. manager for Parke, pavis and sibilities include all sales and-die, 'Mi. and Mr~.D. L; ityan, John R., St~arns,Dr.&lVIrs.,
discover the economy of iighter
'Ju~te Popp. 1850 Lincoln
Patrlcai Paris. 7& Lakeland
Dr. Maun was a graduate of Company and editor of "Moder,p, manufacturi~g.~ a,ctivities i 0 r Mr. and. Mrs. G.eor~e'Squires,. P aul Ed','J:h ompldSOAD!,
.
WA~blli:~~~alTimmy Shed. 1683 Severn
Northwestern University's Col. Pharmacy,'" is. magazine pub- Fenestra bWldmg products..
J. L. Tram, MartleL. Tuchand
on
ona
. ~ ms.
weight summer elothing as wel111s tft.
t an
D
Jim Turner.
76 Grosse Pointe Boulevard
lege of Medicine in 1936; he lishea by th~ company for phar.A graduate of Cornell Urii- '~
and Mrs. Philip T~VanZile.
Margar.et Dyaas. 804 Rivard
added comfort it provides.
served as associate ,professor of macists in the U.S. and Can- versity in civil engineering,"
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Tommy Johnson. 314 Touraine
Sherry Wynn. 1367 Balfour
pathology at Wayne State Uni. ada, conceived and directed "A Miller joined Fenestra," then ,
May 23.
Walter A. Ernst, formerly of
Wendy Einfeldt. 317 Stephens
, Blends ot Da(:~on,Acetate and Nylon
ve!'sity from 1938 to 1945.
History of Pharmacy in' Pic~' Detroit Steel ProductsCom-'"
Mr. & Mrs, Malcolm M; Bar- E. Ida lane, sufiereda
severe
Mary Butler. 316 Cloverly
Sandy Coe.
He was a member of the tures," a series of 40 oil paint. pany, in 1943 as a researcp en:- num, Albert. B. Blixt, ~.
& heart attack Monday, in Miami,
114 Grosse Pointe Boulevard
by H.a.spel;Daeton and Wool, All Wool
Wayne County Medical SocIety, ings tracing the evolution of gineer in the Detroit plant. In Mrs. Donald B. Borden, Mr. & FIa; Mr. and Mrs. Ernst were
Leonard Hooper 40 Beacon Hill
David Scotten. M8 Lincoln
Michigan Pathology Society and pharmacy. He is now editing 1946 he became chjef engineer, Mrs. George Brooks, Mrs. Chas. in Miami 9n a business trip. Mr.
Tropicals, Mohair, Silk. All are special
the Detroit Ya,::htClub.
a new series of paintings, l'A of th e B uff a10, NY
M' & Mrs. UT
Ernst wI'll' rem<>;n"
in Roly Cross
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p1ant an d , D. 'K. Brown,- 'r.
vy'.m..
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MAY!9, 1951
He is survived by his wife, History of Medicine -in Pie- three years later, was promo}- J). Cohan, Paris I?iSanto, Mrs. ;E!ospiial, Ft.' Dauderdale,' tor
fabrics designed. for your comfort.
Eleanor; three sons, Richard, tures."
.
ed to Manager
of the Panel Henry. T. Ewald, ,Mr. & Mrlf. several weeks.
Michael and Sieve; a daughter, '
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Division at Detroit headquar- .:..Mary Webber. 226 Provencal
Kathleen;
six
brothers
..and
two
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Parke,
Davis
Or;
Company,
,
Betsy Coddington.
75 upwards
1375 Nottingham
sisters.
-world-wide makers of medi- ters.
1 t d
$
Janice Charvat.
,cI'nes,
has
announced
the
eleeMiller
recently
was
Q ec e
Burial was in Mt. Olivet
t f th
M t 1 R f
1718 Manchester
tion of a new executive com- presiden
0,
e
ea
00
Lisa Gibbs, 13138 Nadine
Joseph Conlan. 1024 Maryland
cemetery.
mittee a new member of' its Deck Technical Institute.
He
Donald Keller. 810 S. Renaud
Board'
of
Directors,
and'
iour
is
a
'member
of
the
Detroit
Richard Theuerkorn.
2160 StaDhope
HUGH E. DOWNING
officers.
Sales Executives' Club, the EnZekle Dick.: Ison. 1374 Grayton
Mr. Downing, 66, former chief
The new executive committee gineering SoCiety of Detroit,
Paul Murp:l'. 319 Hillcrest
J bedroom. home, '.furnished! on Moran
.T1mmy Kell\:v. 440 Lothrop
underwriter for the Detroit off-is headed by Cleveland Thurber" Buffalo
Athletic -Club,the
Julie Freim\'. "il, 1168 Yorkshire
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of
the
Federal
Housing
Ad-Of
K~nwood
road,
member
of
American
Society
of
Civil
EnAndy Keml.'~1, 740 University
Road. $225.00 per month. Junflr 1'1 ilo
Woodward Avenue at Grand Circus P~k
Patricia McKee. 359 Moross
ministration, died, on Friday, the 'board of directors since gineers and of Tau Be~a Pi,
Carol McClellan. 1588HOllywood
May
17,
in
his
home,
210
Fistter
1939.:
,Other.:executive
com~
Sigma
Xi
and
Delta
ChI
fraAnne Adams. 305 University
Sept. 15-possibly for Ii lo~ger time. No
Also in Chicago
road.
.
' ,mittee
members'are Harold W. ternities.
A natlve of Cleveland, he was -H" B' , w''s' 'bbard
member
I Mr. and Mrs. Miller and their
pets. No children. TUxedo 5-2061..
MAY JO, 1951
'd en t f or. 23 years. 'since
.
urro,
a D et'trOl res,l.
1949'who
also was elected'l'd four chi dren
reSl e _.
_ an'"7
~e was retlred as chIef under- vice
president:.administration;
Wiiittier road,
Paulette Platz. 1758 NewcatUe
wnter ~st ~arch after 22 years 'HarrY L. Piers~n~ Of Vincennes
_
Margaret Notse, 633 Sunningdale
Neil Patterson. 1386Harvard
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of
serVICeW1~htb:~FHA.,
',place,
board
member
since
1947
Johnny Barlow. 1773 Bry.
.Mr• .n0~mngl~
s~vlved. by, 'and chairman-of the board of Robert Schreiber Gets
Wendy Strawbridge.
19060Vlllage Lane
hIS WIfe) Kathe~Ine, a~~ ,two Detroit
HarVester
Company;
Debbie Roper. 1813 Severn
daugh.ters, Mrs. H. Arthur Wor •. John :8.' Ford of.E. Jefferson, Scholarship to Harvard
Lynn Krieghof!. 264 Kenwood
Georfe Straitor.
met and M:r~.~omas T, -!ones.. board member'since
1945 and
137 Nottingham
Robert F. Schreiber ()f a41
Fl.!-neral serVIces w~re h~ld direetor,ofWy'andotte
Chemi.
~teve WUkus. 1221KensingtoJi
John McMahon, 439 Morass
Three Mile drive, was one of
<on
~a,t~r~ay,~ay
~8.
BurIal,
c;8J.sCoi-p.;'~p.ct.'
H
arry
J.
Lloyd
Cathy Coe.
was, ,~ ... ~ake'V1ew Cle~etety, of ~eff,::rOadj'boar~
member .16 Detroit area, secondary school
114 Grosse Pointe Boulevard
Cleveland"
:since 1946artdParke~Davis pre- graduates who will erlter next
-semester's freshman class at
,
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sident $mce1951.
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Harvard College, as a scholar',Davrci.s;';E.;' Mitchelson was shl:pstudent.
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Sally Marsh. 880 Pemberton
.e1eCte(fVice'pre~ident,:treasure7'
Molly Hunter, 88 Ha!l.dy Road
More than 1;600 of the
.'.
",.,
He has been WIth ,Parke-DavIs
Joan Cavallo. 478 St. Clair
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since 1920. and treasurer since tion's outstanding high sch.()ol
Karen Schram. 192cl Severn
Michael Brady, 1360 Balfour
(Contlnue(l'fr.om Page];)
1946. He is a native of Wood- seniors and recent 'graduates
Kathy Bodeau. 1043 Kensington
,the ride; and. went to his home :;tock, 'Ontario, aild spent some cor.npeted this year for the
Bobbv Ritter. 387 Chalfonte
Christopher Bltss.
'to questioIi him: The boy, who time in' the company's London, scholarships whkh were award-:
67 Radnor Circle
-becaine
acquainted
with the .Englan~ branch. He and Mrs. ed on the basis of high academic'
John Kurtz. 506 Pemberton
Craig Dyskstra. 1136 Ballour
other
two,
gave
the
two
offi<:ers Mitchelson live in Whittier and personal promis~ as, shov:n
James Vogt. 842 Pemberton
by the applicant's re'cords In
'their
names
arid
addresses,
and road,
Sharon Czeck. 924 Grand Marais
class and extracurricular
aoKim Cole, 302 Moran
the' bOY8w~rQ taken into eus-,
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Charles T.-Fisher, III, of 1030 tivities,
JUNE 1, 1951
At thestatiort, the boys'-admit-" Harvard road, has been elected
'ted taking ,Kline'seaI', and then a member of the American InJimmy Ferry. 19830 Shady Lane
told of stealing a' car belongingstitute
of Accountants, national
Donald Loosvelt, 353 Ridgemont
to Lynn Whittaker, 9f 20.61 lJrofessional society of CPAs.
Guy Sewell. 911 Balfour
Holly Angell. 969 Balfour
Vernier road; on Monday, May"
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Michael Lynch. 595 Lakeland
20,
'from
the
parking
lot
,of
St.
"Joseph
H. Spitzley af South
Michael Cunningham,
494 Shelbourne
Michael's Church; 20475 Sun- Oxford road, was named na.
The annual BI~ssed Martin
Tommy Stanford.
ningdale, which -has "aince:been ,.tional president Of the ~e- Award will be presented by
976 Beaconsfield
Edith Hope. 229 McMillan
recovered.
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, chanical Co:p.tractors Assocla- the Catholic Interracial, Council
Bob Bristol. 243 McMillan
O'pell and Tobian sai~' that ,tion of America, at the .ass<><:i-of Detroit this year during the
Chip Chilson. 1772 Prestwick
John Van Loon. 837 University
charges will be filed against the ation's annual conventIOn In month of June. This award,'
Sharon Lightbody.
two be?"s'with the Juvenile Di- Miami on May 10.
. now in its second year; is being
193 Merriweather
Ann Dodge. 1108 Audubon
vision ~f Probate Court. . .
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presented to. the television .or
Kenneth F. Bergmann, whoradi"
station
or personality
JU~E 2, 1951
has had more than eight years which exhibited the best eviSCHOOL LOCKER LOOTED
experience in business machine dence of advancing good huRichard Kinder of 743' Pem.
Nancy Wiefetman.
sales -in the financial field, has man relations dUrlng the pro- /
berton, . complained to Woods
1156 Three Mile
been appointed financial zone gram year.
Christianne Weiss.
police on Friday~ May 24, that
987 Beaconsfield
sales
manager of the Burroughs'
The council is basing its sesomeone broke into his, locker
Susan Maurer. 333 Cloverly
Corporation
branch
office
at
lection.
on a survey conducted
John Wibbelman. 69 Hall Place
in the Grosse Pointe U,niversity
Buddy Tocco. 926 Lakepoin.te
7351
Woodward.
among
a cross-section, of De':
School, where he is a student,
Kathy O'Brein. ,],83Lakevelw
A native of 51. Lou!s, Mo., troit's', viewing and 'listening
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Barbara Harpster. 482 Fisher Rd.
and stole his wrist wp,tch and.
Jeanne Struthers 207%Lochmoor
who attended t~e AmerIcan 111- public, and also on progtam,.'
wallet.
The
locker
is
in
the
Johnny Wagner. 1699,Newcastle
stitute of Bapkmg and ~he In: materials'
submItted. by the
Elizabeth Songe. 1891 Norwood
school gym,
Mary Bracken, 2111 Hampton
surance Institute of MiSSOurl.- stations themselves. In addi.
Sharon Kelly. 1268 Balfour
Self-made women would have Bergmann suc.ceeds V. J. Ford, tion, the public i,s invited to'
Patti Hills. 829 Grand Marais
Peter Blake. 19071 Norwood
others think they are tailor- recently appomted manager of submH nominations by postcard
Janet Brady. 1239 Yorkshire
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John Morsuir •. 203 Lakeland
Nancy Drennan.
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Burroughs' ,ElectroData
D1V1- Blessed Martin Committee, Ca~ You can,opf!n a
332 Merriweather
Vote For
sion.
tholic Interracial. Council, 58
Karen Lena. 1is77 Sev~rn :Rd.
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Bergmann joine~ Burro,~g~s West Adams, Detroit 26. Loc~l,
School Board, June 10
as a sales trainee In DetrOIt m shows onl;y will be considered.,
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Stevie Guimond. 224~~ Ardmore
chairmen are working with the
Tom Bailey. 008 Lorame
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Honorary,
chairman,
Sandra Forrest. 459 La Belle
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Frank .Gerbig; g~neral chair•
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'Ben Parsons. 686 Rivard
man, Frank Wlll'tsmith; judges,
Nancy Karal. 1574 Aline
Marcia McDonell. 1059 S. Br,ys
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Jon Verner. 473 Chalfonte
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Miss'
Susie Fletcher. 686 Rivard
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Tom Ouellette. 749 Westchester
Bernyce
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Alan Thomas. 743 WasJ:1ington
the prevailing rate.
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David Helm. 1891 Hand~ Rd.
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from,.the day of deposit.
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Subscripton Rates: $3.50 Per Year
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May 30, 1951
The man who is too easily
carrIed away with enthusiasm
usually has to walk back"
rSession
mmer school students
work in summer
:ld also receive higher
1 summer
school than
le regular semester.
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Traffic Tangle:~'"
Damages 3 -Cal!s
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in glorious Michigan, the water
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• What To See
• Where To Stay
Of All-Pointe Tournament
Three~ cars were damaged in'
an accident early Sunday m'ornin-g, May 26, when a' ~oung,
lady turned into mOving' traffic' ;
on Lake Shore road and had
her car knocked into a parked
auto.
Charlene Peleher was driving a 1957 DeSoto, and emerging from the War. Memorial
drive attempting to turn right'
onto Lake Shore. Her vehicle
was hit by a: 1950 Chevrolet
driven by Theodore Bondar .
Miss Pelcher's car was forced
into the rear of a parked' 1~55
DeSoto, owned by Bruce Carey
I of Moran road.
Total damage to all three C9,rs
1 was estimated at over $300.
I Miss :F>el~herwas ~icketed for
not having' had driver's license
on her person, and interfering
with moving tr.affic.
The inclement weather of the
past .week is blamed for the
slow returns of ehtrIes for the
Second.' All Grosse Poirite Tennis Tournament. Officials '\ll'ge
. th~t those int,ending to play_in
the tournament not to be fooled
by the -te'mporary cobler. wea~her, The deadline. when all- el}tries must be received is June
10, and"they
must be in the'
drawing' committees' hands by
6 p.m.
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A successful man males more
money than his wife can spenq
~and a successful woman is one
who lands such a husband.
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Day is June 16
Express Your
From left tc;>right in pi c t u r e :
ROBERT SVOBODA,
architectt REV,
JOHN .F. GALLOWAYt O.S.A. Rector of
Austin; VERY REV. JOSEPH A. SMITH"
O. S. A.t . Prior; VERY REV. JOHN L.
Appreciation
with a
Nylon
UI Wool
Gift from
special
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Whaling's
ort.
Ground was broken on Sun~
day, May 19,
the iiiitial »tep
in the construction of the Austin
as
Scores of suggestions
in clothes
and accessories,
with good
taste pre-eminent. and
VALUES. the best to.
be found' anywhere.
'Washa~e
Dacron and cotton shortsleeved sport shilts with short point
collar and stays so Dad can wear them
ot the office on hot days. Blue, Qray,
ton, gold, white.
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".9! and 5.95
Do«,ron and
rayon
washable
slacks
11.95
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6329 W. 7 MILE .
520 WOODWARD
North of City-County Bldg.
Near Livernois
Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Doily Open Thursday atld Friday Eves.
ASK ABOUT OUR 12-MONTH
WARDROBI
With all the care we give
your household goods, YOlu'd
expect our moving service
to be more expensive. But,
when you check our price,
,you'll find there's real econ.
omy the Wolverine way.
Call for a free estimate.
AL MONRO, Getun'al Manager
VAlley 2-4540
WOLVERI.NE
STORAGE COMPANY
11850 EAST JEFFERSON
Local Agent
for .ALLIED V ANSt INC.
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School Board, June 10
Carey V. McDonald of 10100 lawn, pled not guilty anii was
Harper, Detroit,' charged with found not guilty of, being at
'Friary. This building, which is leaving'the scene of a property fault in an accident at Cadieux
expected to ~ c~mpleted .next damage accident, paid a, fine of and' Jefferson. His case was
Spring, will provide living ac- .$65 . aftel," pleading' guilty as dismissed.
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commodatloi'ts for tlle Augustin~ charged 1?efore Park Judge C.
Marion S. Kirby of 61 Moross'
ian Fathers who tea<:h at Austin Joseph Belanger on Wednes~ay, roc1'd, entered a plea of not
CatholiC Preparatory Sch091. It May 22.
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guilty, but was found guilty of
will ,providetliving quarters for
A. heavy fine was also leVIed running a red light at Pierce
23 priests, a chaIiel, comnwnity agamst George E. Holme of School and paid a fine of $7.50.
room, dining room and kitchen 10~9 Beacon~field, wh.o pled,
Robert Valez of 3439 Harding,
.fadlities etc.'
gUIlty to causmg, ~n accl~ent. at Detroit, failed .to appear for
The new FrIary, a long~felt Jeffet;son and ~~shop.. HIS. fm,e driving ,without
a driver:s
need, will be located to'the west ~as $4~. In addItion, ~I~ d~lYer S license, A report of his case 'was
of the school building on War- ,lce.n~e ;'~
suspe~he
or a sent to Lansing.
ren Ave. Th~ style of, the build- peHno 0 S eJemonk s. f 17145
William- Eger of 817 Lincoln
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rOl, pal'd a f'me pled. guilty to speeding on St.
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Present school
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of $20 following his 'plea of Paul, and was ordered to pay a
The ye'ry Rev.,John
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fine of $10.o S A Provincial of the Prov- 'gUIlty to cuas.ng an aCCIdent at
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Speeding on Mack cost An- In an <l.ccidentat BerkshIre and
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aSh thony A Pampe of 28033 Rose- Vernor} Anysie Beauregard of
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,tO~:A,eryp'. eys. doJsePhn'mont R'oseville a ..fine of $11: 1473f ,Evanston;
Detroit, enASIstse
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A. Csaszar of 240~ ~ fme of, $15,
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members 'of tlfe Austin Dad's Stair, Detroit, pled guilty to.. Craig ,H. ~elson o~ 817 MartClub were in attendance.
making an' improl?er turn. on borough, paId a fl~e of Si15
Jefferson and paid a fine of $9. after being found guilty of
ElwC;>0dC. Ellison of 238 East- reck.les's driving.
It never pays a man with a
narrow gauge mind to try to
entertain' more than one idea
at a time.
WASH "N' WEAR SPORT ,SHIRTS AND SLACKS
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vince of 'Our ¥~ther. of Good Counsel;
LOUIS DECKER, President of the Austin
time on weekends.
T ~nnis palls for .all matches
will be supplied, and locker
and show,er - faci~ities will be
available. Suitable prizes and
trophies wili be awarded. to
the winners and, runners-up. '
The tournament committee is
Entry blanks ~ay be pIcked
up at the ,Neighborhood Club
and mosfl6cales where tourna,/
m~t ' ann~tincerrlent
posters
are placed ..
All'matches wi1~be played on
the Grosse Pointe' University
School 'tennis courtS in Cook
road. The tourney will open
FriQay, June 14, and run until
SUnday, June, 23. The finals
will be played on Saturday and
Sunday'
,
Matches will be scheduled in
all divisions, for men, 'women
and juniol's. A special consolation towmament for loser-s of
their first match is also on. 'the
agenda.
All men's matches and inixed
doubles will be played after 5
p, m. weekdays and anytime on
Saturday
and' ~unday.
All
Women's,
girls'
and
junior
events will be played r,efore
5 during the week, ,and any-
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composed
of representativel
from all the Pointe municipal.
ities and olubs having tennis
court&e-'
Entry blanks must, be mailed
or delivered to: Tennis Tournament, 106 Kercheval, Grosse
Pointe Farms. Remember the
June 10 deadline.
Tennis Riayers Reminded,
Aus"tin IPriory,
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rds in summer school
as high as the stand!1g a regular semester.
achers are chosen from
ar staff.
as
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ll:cordiatly invite you to visit our modern,
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Just as in our <;rosse Pointe City location, we
Pharmacists to
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experience counts ••• you
,get. mO~,ein Viracle 'by
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Set, $10
customers
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by more tailoring experience ~
any DaCt'oowool' suit made. In a Virade you go your cool
way u~mpled by wrinkles;, undaunted by showers.
. "lin~orried by swts. And. you. go handsome too,
thanks to' HS&M'S exelusive' trim Trend styling.,
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A.J. Meyer pharmacy
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ot . the. beginning!
of prescriptions.
maintain a .staff of Registered
a year,
find
new Grosse Pointe Woods Pharmacy, devoted
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burn, Centerline, accUsed of
reckless driving on Lake Shore,
was found guilty snd fined $100.
Henry D. oys ext 959 Emerson,
Detroit, another Lake Shore
reckless driver, was found guilty and assessed a fine and cost
of $67.50.
Tibor Hollo of 17526 Shafls-bury, Detroit, paid a fine of $25
$107.50.
JOM. Nowicki of 27245 Sey- for speeding on"'Lake" Shore.
. William H. Rice of 39056 Ax.
Vote For
cher, Mt. Clemem:, charged with
ROBERT F. WEBER
speeding on Lake Shore diuring.
School Board~ June 10
the night time, was found guil.
ty and ordered to pay a fine and
cost of $37.50.
4-Speed changer, IS-watt
John S:Bahnsen of 27910 Wi~
amplifier and two broadtena, Mt; Clemens; and Donald,
C. Emmons of 22989 Gary lane,
range WI-A speakers'
St.' Clair Shores" both accused
of not having their cars. under .
, control and causing an 'accident in front of 880 Lake Shore,
were each found not guilty and
their cases were dismissed.
.
Joseph Po.. Jeroy of 13020 Fil.
bert, Detroit, paid a fine of $25
for failing to' change his ad- I
dreSs on his driver's .license, and
for speeding "On~ke, Shore. '
Warrants were, issued against
two violators who. failed. to appear in court. They are: Donald
E. Bowman of 4306 Pacific, De, One' -of the highligh~ of Me~orial'
troit, charged with having no Week Was Grosse Pointe Cohunwiity
car registration on his person
Th~€lt~e's performance of "T~n ,.little Inwhile driving on Lake Shore;
dians"'" on" the terrace at Grosse .Pointe
the
and. Philip Rashid of 1228 Three
,War
Memoriaf at' 8:30 p.m.' WedD.esday,
Mile drive, accused of speeding
May
29, the eyeritng before Memoricil
by sTROMBERG-CARlSON
on Lake Shore.
Shores Judge
John. Gillis
meted out heavy fines to traffic violators who appeared be:..
fore him on Monday, May 13.
Howard A Reed of 11700 Morang, Detroit, pled guilty to a
reduced charge (if reckless driving on Lake Shore road, and
paid a fine and court costs) of
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direction of Mr. Willi:un McCourt. Ex. clw;ively at Peter Pan in Grosse Pointe.
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and JOIW BU'ITERFI;ELD, 970 Notting'ham, who appeared in ,the play.
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Subject of Expert's Talk
Council Meets
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The first a:
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,East Side Economic '~dev~lop..ment Coin
t t e ~was- the
.highlight' of 'the Mai .23.meet:
,ing of' ,the 14th 'Pistrict Young
R e p,U b Ii C.R n s. ~he.,8 o'clock
meeting" followed by" a social
ho~, held at the Arilaran~
Buffet, i7563 E.. Warren (near,
Hereford).
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The E'ast Side ~Economic
dev~lopment 'Conlmltiee isoipartisan', pnd represents. one ~f
the few' civic attempts that IS
-exclusively" for tlie"' benefit of
the East Side~ln" its concern '.to
brin.g new busIness Jo the are&
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is nothing finer than
a STROMBERll-CARLSON"
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for ~~estions and 'C~mme~ts fol: The me e tin g was .!opened lowmg the panel disCUSSIon.
Republican Club"
Hears Panel j. ..
strongly urging any and. all
students who might !be interested in a mathematical career' .
to continue with their math,studies. Speaking of GroSse 'Pointe's
CLEANERS & TAILORS
mathematics'
department;
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'math in many newtechhic:;d
,commented.: f'l taught
.,high
Complete' Alterations
G.P.H.S. Journalism Student
areas, such as operation xe- school mathemat~cs myself. yYe
LADIES' AND MEN'S
search, and linear planning."
are very much. impres~~d with
f'The first World .War was a
Dr. Jacobson eJCplained.some- what you people do here."
Double Breasted
chemist's,war; the second World thing of'the actual" running Qf
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to Singles
War was a physicist's war; and the computors. "We "must in1he'war to come,' if there is one, struct. themf and we must'in00 ' I
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will be the mathemat~cian's struct them very carefully. They
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T~lS :IS, the opmIOn of ~r. per second-that could be 10,000}
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Arvld Jacobson, as expressed m mistakes per. second. Actually
The regular :nonihly meeting,
CL~ANING
a recent speech to a~ asse~bly they make about orie mistake in of the Grdsse Pointe Council of
GLAZING and
Of.math classes at Grosse Pomte 10,000 operations," he continued. Better Literature
for You~h,.
iNSURED
High S<:hool.
l'That's about one mista1re fOr was held at the Main branch of
REPAIR
• ,Dr. ,J~cobson was spe~~ng on every 10,000 human errors.
the Grosse Pointe, Library on
RESTYLING
the subJect. p~ .opportunItl~s for
"In the computers, we use Kercheval ana. Fisher road at
Any Type of Fur
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young ~eopl~ 'l~ ma:hematl<:s to- the binary number system - a 8 p. m.' on May 13.. ,
MINK SPECIALISTS
day, HIS, ?plnIOn :s .that such system which haS only, two digits
A report was given OIl the
COMPLETE FUR SERVICK
opportumt~s are lImltless, and --one and zero. With these two, recent hearing on, obscenity at
Pick-up' and, ,Del1very '.
he u:>ed the. World, Wars to em- any number can be expr~ssed, the State Capitol.
phaslze the lmp"ortance of mathllWe not only put numbers
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.es as m~c ma ema lCS bers are ,available, to tlie ma:- legal case against obscene:,lit""
today, as we ~ld ten years a'go chines, b~t also the instrU'ction~; erature fr.om 'the criminal, to
. . ' . ~.t~ay, m.~th has, extended at a rate of, 5,000 to' 10,009 facts tJ1e.ciVil courts.
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apph<:atlons :m all areas of per second. It is supplied by a'
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science ,and ~hnology,"
he sys,tein.'of 'punch 'cards - or by" The Grosse POlnt~ ,group IS
said
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very, encouraged by the cooper.
pressmg. eys as w
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ta d
Pr. Jacobson is the direc~or board. With this inform~tion, a,lve a .1 u e 0
e n;wss , n
of the! Wayne
computatmg we do practical problems in ownerS.In the communIty.
la.boratory. In this .capadty,. he psychology, traffic control, and
Money lost on a horse race
works constantly WIth machines business management."
known as "electrical comput.
As much depends upon the represents just so much rainers." H~ natt.U:all~ beg~n to t~l.~ operator as on the, machine in bow, gold.
on OPPOrtunltles m this speCIfIC solving any problem.
Many
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field of work-that
of electrical t'
th
d ff'
A man must be a super mIxer
Imes,'
e accuracy an
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'B'
business' and
computing.,
.. ciency. with which a problem lIe
.com mes
"Here we have a ,good ~ea ,of. is solved dep_ends upon the skill
easure.
work, because it provides for: the operator uses in guiding his
the first time a very wide field machine to the ans.wer, Dr. Jack• • • • •
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He, further emphasized this
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He then went on to speak 6f tions in +00 unknowns might
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computers, one 'of which is re- one hour. Much depends" upon
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have these tools, we are using
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stions and 'comments folthe panel discussion.
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QUeen and E,scorts at. Babe. Ruth. Ope-ner .
By Robert .Giles,
Family Day will be held On Sat:;.
urday, June 15, at Jefferson
The tirst annual Y.M.C.A. Beach fr()m 12 noon to 5 p.m.
This day is spollsored' by 14
branch clubs ()f the Young
Men's Christian Association of
greater Detroit. It will feature
a stage show, Itarring Mickey
Shorr, .radio and television
celebrity.
A fee of $1.00 a person en-titles a fun-seeker to adnlission,
the stage show, parking, athletic
contests, and most important of
FAST SERVICE
all, all rides. The ballroom 'will
be open for dandng,
Tickets are being sold by the
Hi-Y groups of the high school. ,
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~nts and Children
. are designed for little
expertly fitted, under the
,lr, Wllliam McCourt. Ex.
eter Pan in Grosse Pointe.
1S
KerchevC!l1
McCOYI'SOIS
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Rear Admiral George Dufek
was the first American to set
foot On the geographic South
Pole. He was the first man to' .
stand at.the exact bottom of the ~
world siI.l,ceBritain's Capt, Robert F .. Scott, 44 years before.
AND FRL
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saddles
The Exchange Club 01: Grosse
Pointe will be well represented
at 'the' 1957 Convention of the
Michlgan State Exchange Clubs
to be held June 16-~7-18at Saginaw, it was announced by
President Joseph J~nuzzi.
The official delegates of the
local Exchange Club are. Arthur
C. Dannacker and William M.
Berno.
J. Benjamin Brick of Atlantic
City, New Jersey, Past National
President of The National Exchange Club, will be- the principal speaker and guest of honor
at the Convention.
CARPETS and
RUIGS BOUND
Shoe.
Exchange- Clubs
To Hold Parley
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SHOE CCWtIIMII
16633
&. WARREN
Navy and whi ..
brown and white,
pink Cld whit..
baby blue and white .
A standal'd barrel as' required
by the United states must have
a capacity of 7,056 cubic inches.
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MISS JOAN NIEPORT chosen as Miss ridge Field, MISS :CAROLE MOLNAR,
Babe _Ruth by the Woods'-Shores' Babe attendant. to the-' queen,' MISS BABE
Ruth League added. a special. sparkle to- RUTH, queen of the ceremon,y, and AIRopening day~eremonies
at the Grosse MAN FIRST CLASS JOSEPH. KURPointe University School :field l~st 'SaturTYKA of Selfridge Field. The two ainnen
day. Left to right are AIRMAN' THIRD. ' acted as escorts for the. queen and 'her atCLASS LARRY GARRETSON of Self.. tendant.
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Reveal Winners
In Bike Contest
Keep
,
Conceit at High School
Delig,hts Large Audience
uniquel
Winners have been named in.
the Farms Poli,ce/Department's
By Su~ Cumberworth,
GPHS Journaiism Stude'ilt.
Bicycle Safety Inspection con"One of the best concerts '
d
t t th
tit'
test, which. was conducted in
mg an con ras s,
e pa rOle,
the four elementary. schools in ever presented at Grosse Pointe "Where' in the World but in
the Farms last week,
High School."
A~erica," and fina.lly "1 Be-'
That was the prediction of
P~trolman
Joseph - ,Mil~er Mr. John Finch before direct- lieve," which in the words of
~haIrmaned. th~ program,. WhICh .ing his 60th concert: Friday one partisan, "sent shivers a
saw 841 bIkes from RIChard, night in the high school gym':' mile long up your spine." The
Kerby, St. Paul. and, the Sac:ed atorium. In the minds, of many last one. was repeated and if
WhendrivingHeart Convent mspected dUrII:\g of the. more than 800. who at~ anything ..'it, sounded better the
city or country.
the week of ~ay 20..
tended, his prediction came true.. second time.
Tbree -!1ew Evans bIcyc~es
As usual, ~he a cappella.choir
Mr. Finch, the sparkly-eyed,
For baby's safety and your peace of mind, this Auto.Den
were awarded to th~ top -wI.n- and glee clubs were featured. white-haired vocal director at
ners who were: Mernll Casgam,
The girls' glee club, arrayed the high school, was obviously
bas been created..
of Sacred ~e,f:!.rt Convent: A in swishy pastel formals, sang pleased. The production wasn't
Wayne Br_Qwn,of Ketby school; five numbers:
"Great Day," p~rfect, but it was .unanimously
It is a strong metal platform fitting between the rear of
and Britt Kaler, of Richard.
"Deep Night,"
"Can't
Stay pleasing, and a triQute to his
Speedometers were given to Away," "Danny Boy," and "One' three decades of service.
the front seat and the cushion of the back seat. Adjustable' from
Christopher Terry, Terry Ann God.",
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fuH ~ar width to ~alf width. Assures maximum safety for
Stacy, and James Therner.
Their encore was ''';How Love.
Who knows-maybe
60 it a
new' lucky number for the voNancy J. McDomiid, Paul But:' ly Are Thy Dwellings," with a cal grout>s. '._
¥OW1gs~ers all the time.
terfield and James Black won solo by Sheila Slimon.
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bike lights.
A smaller,' but -equ8lly en,;,
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h orns were thusiastic ' boys' glee" club , gave f"Ne~esslty
~ay
be the. mother
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~ good t~king • • • and -is easily ad. \ 'out with'three typical "he-man" 9 mven 10nt U many of
em
F.rlU K ramer, Chri 8 'nT
v.ormer"
. " turn out to be 0 h n
~UI.. b~ to serve as a table or deale.
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and Pat Johnson. .
songs, The .Happy Wandere!, '
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"Away to RIO," and "Old Man
-----Handle bar gr~ps WIth stream- River," plus the nostalgic "Au:EYES OPEN
I).on't carry your children in a dangerous manner an~
ers
\vent
to
RIchard
Mathers,
turon
Leaves."
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Learning
from the mistakes
other day! SeeAuf~Den now ••• it Is priced very low.
Shoran Johnston
and .Janet . A high spot in the entertain. of others is the easiest way of
Kennedy.
Streame,r
WInners 'ment occurred next when four acquiring a practical education.
were Fredericka Fuger, Philip boys,
Vic
Calcaterra,~ Ca.l
Boular.ger and ..Holly Heels,
Knorpp, Bill Gleason, and, Mi~ '
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Meagher, better known as the
Temperature
at
tha
geogracrew
necks, chanted' out. the
17015 Kercheval, in the Village
rythmic
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phic S'outh Pole is expected to
TUxedo 5-9236.
r~ach 120 degreea below 2ero Naughty Lady of Shady Lane."
Then the pride and joy of
in August.
Mr. Finch's 60 concerts, the a
.------------------------------------cappella choir, cam~ ,to the front
and center. They offered the
j 0 g..gi n g favorite "Tumbling
Tumbleweed," f 0 11 0 wed by
"Halls of Ivy," which must
A STORE WHICH EVERYONE WILL SOON BE TALKING ABOUT
have br 0 u gh t many a sentimental tear to the eyes of every
graduating senior present. '-:.
"The Darkest Hour," a recrea-' .
tion of the trial and crucifixion
of Christ was presented "by
popular request," in Mr. Finch'~
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words. The Easter story in music featured five soloists and
lasted more' than 15 minutes.'
Many cominented that it, was
by far-the ,highlight of the evening.
Then all vocal groups combined their forces. "Onward
.Christian Soldiers," seemed .to
resound off every rafter; "Listen'. to the Lamhl)," illustrating
the groups' 'adaptness in. shad-
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Alfred R. Radabaugh of 6676
Rohn, was ordered to pay a fine
and court costs of $100 for permitting his son, Robert, to drive
on a revoked lkense. The son,
Bame address, paid a fine of $51),
for his offense. They were arrested on Lake Shore road.
Richard C. Athey of 5970 Oldtown, Detroit,' was assessed a
fine and cost of $19.50for speed.
ing
Lake Shore.
Francis C. Socia of 5141 'Van
Dyke, Detroit, charged with
speeding on Lake Shore, could
not make an appearance in
court inasmuch as he is serving
a 2.5 years in a Federal prison
for tampering with the U. S.
Mail. However, a warrant on
the traffic violation will be
waiting for him when he is re.
leased.
Henry R. Cote of 18757 Rock
road, Roseville, was assessed
costs of $7.50 for not having his
car under control while driving
on Lake Shore.
Jack L. Nowak of 38 Peterboro, Detroit, failed to appear
on a charge of speeding on
Vernier road, and a warrantwlls
issued for his arrest.
Daria Viginia Campbell of I
1367 Marlborough, Detroit, paid
$10 for not having her car under
control while driving on Lake
Shore.
Donald W. Cherry of 1643
Lemay, Detroit, was fined $10
for speeding on Lake Shore.
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Daughters of British
Empire to Meet June 5
.
Church Youth
Sandy and her fellow officers
were installed in an impressive
ceremony in the church sanc~
tuary following the election and
a'sermon given: by Rev. Ralph
By Diane Dickey,
J en k a. Approximately
400
G.P,B.S. Journalism Student
teacher .sponsors and delegates
filled the 'big church .
At the annual
Methodist
DRIVER PUT UNDER BOND
newly elected officers
Youth Fellowship rally held at 'The
Michael W. Clapsaddle of Narden Methodist Church, ten will begin their term the com~
1017 Buckingham, was arrested district officers were chosen to ing year.. ,.
'by Woods police on Monday, be next year's leaders.
May 20, and charged with drivSandy Clave, llA, a $udent
The Navy icebteaker
USS
ing on a .revoked license. He at Grosse Pointe High School, Glacier made' the earliest penewas placed under a $100 bond and a member of the Grosse tration of Antarctic's ice pack
pending a coUrt appearance on Pointe Methodist Church imd in histqry, arriving at McMurJune 22.
Fellowship, was"'elected to the do Sound Oct. 28, 195~.
district office of Sacretary,
Always remember that all the
Some 40 M.Y.F. groups from
,J\ 15,000 pound Navy tractor
knowledge in the world was ac.; ~e Detroit area and surround-- was airdropped at tq.e South
.
,mg
suburbs were represented
qUll'ed at the expense of others' on the voting eommittee by Pole during Operation. Deepburnt fingers.
Itwo delegat~s each.
freeze.
Nikes
Pointers werl
of men repres
banking, and
were guests of
craft Detroit an
units when tl
Red Canyon, :rfor their annual
Col. William
troit Antiaircra
mander, was h<
day trip. Escor1
jor George E.
Detroit Defem
Civilians wh<
.watch the "85
Battalion in
~~:~t~ta:s
:8~,~;:0~o,A;~~
National Board of Fire UnderLord D u f fer i n Chapter,
writers has reported. This loss Daughters of the British Emrepresents an increa~ of 1.6
percent over losses of $84,624,- pire, will meet on Wedn:esday
000 reported for April, 1956, and June 5 at 12:30 p. m., 'for luncha decrease of 17.8 percent from eon in the home of Mrs. Samuel
losses of $104,565,000for MarchJ.'Barker,
395 Fisher road.
(1957). Losses for the first four
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months ,of 1957 now total $401,400,000, an ,increase of 13,1 perVote For
cent over the first four months
ROBERT F. WEBER
of 1956, when they amounted to
$354,952,999.
School Board, .lune 10
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located
'Man
Young cowboys and cowgirls (up to 12years of age.and
'accompanied by ~ parent) will m~t CACTUS DAN, of
the WWJ-TV "Gene Autry Show" •.• and take home a
Polaroid-Land picture taken with him in his corral. At
Jacobson's youth center (second floor) Friday from 2 to
4 p.m. al?-dSaturday from 3 to 5 p.m.
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E=:m:~~~O~S~e
~~~=lC~re.actt::;s'
1~~
rights arid the ~h~ to" ~ dif.
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ferent.The
closing tOPIC,was
By Nancy NageIl$k
,
PatHa.wkiJ:1s,12A;;ep~esent.
"OUr: Corresponding ResporisiG.P.H.S.Journalism
~tudent
ed Grosse POIp.te~She chOse the billties/'"
The Debate. Club at G1',ossetopic' "AmericCi'sMistakea,
in
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p't
Hi h- Sch' 1 h
~ the Hungarian Crisis .. ...
. enny'
Ice,
~~~~ ..~ts~irSi; se~~~t~ra:a{;;=:.Wyandot~e
wa.s.the~~t'for
::!~hu~~A~~~l~~~~~el~~~
tIcIpatlOn m:the Border CIbes the March II?-~tmgwhich oen'"G
.. ,p .' i
all: '.'
t this
Sp,eech League.'
tered ~und.theU.N.,Theplans.
to~~, om. spe en a
Members of the club and their and w;6rkof U;N. organizations m~~tl;ng. .
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sponsor, Ri-chard Kepes,. have were' discussed by s9me speak~
The ,Congress in ,May: '!"as
attended three meetings and the ers. Others, talked, about dis- h~ld at the Rackham Building.
League Congres~.
'~ armament, the .atoIn" and re- ~'Ve kt!ynote sp~es
were
At the regular meetings spe- ~sion of t..lte:U.N',ch~ter. .
' ~l.v~, the cause of Juveniltt decific topics are discuSsed which
The U.S.' attitude'tow.ard ~the linque~<:y, how to control,:fu,e
are all rela~d to. a, ,~.e?eral ol'gmllzation .and , oUr regional,use,"ofalcoh~~'c the. ,~roblem of
theme. Followlngth~
speeches;, 'a1liances"'with other couhtrh~s wo~ld ,peace" t!le problem .0£
?iscussion . grouJ?s analyze the, wereother;topics.GrossePointepteJbudiCeanhdWays:
of obtamIdeas presented m the' speeches;sPeakers'were:Carol
Schneider, mg etter Ie O~l~.
The _CongreSs is .conducted' 12A:f >- Maryann.. Adler" Ka~y
,Som~ resol~tlons caus~d no
more formally. Students get ':E.'alk.. "all:d
NaiicY"Nagelkirk,
disa~eement In co m.m 1tt/e e
rigid" drill in parliame~tary H~'~;, ~ ,Cooper, 11,B; an~ meetmgs, or when. they were
procedure as resolutions'to the Clluck'Todd,lQA.
presented belfo~e ,t~e Co~gress.
topics ~ introduced 'in" 'keynote '
'~"d'':
'f'
ld
9thers concernmg Juvenile de-.
, " "
"YI
eas, ~r wor.
pe~ce liliquency and alcohol caused.
sp.eeches, ar~ preseJ:1tedm com- werepr~sented:m"the, dlScussIon ,',
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nuttee meetmgs, discussed, and -followillg'the speeches., Opposite many
ssen Ing OPI~IOn.s.,
voted upon. Thisproeedur,e
is 'views eoncerning<llsarmament
.~t a. cluq meeting. followmg
repeated before,'the.entire Con~ wereexpre~s~d., Some:<thoughtthe.Congre~s
'new offlcen were
'gress following a break, f,or that peace could •come' 'through elected ,for.:the. fall, semest~r of
lunch.
mutualtrust\vithout
armS-while' ne)dlY~ar, ~ese' new officers
At ~he February meeting in ot1'!-er~relt that the world needs hope ,to ,recruIt a nUIX?'berof ,new
Royal Oak, the' general topic acoexistence'bast;d
on mutual m~ber~ to ~~la~' those who
was "In, My Opinion.'~ The fear.
W11l.graduate 1~ ,~une.
spe~kirs ahose any co~troversial 'InApril:.the
students met at
The~program, mthe tall will
tople they wished to discuss Highland Pa!,k to discuss a topic include both debate and -apeech
and presented their views on' it.'close to teenager?"The
Rights aCtivitieS",
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A Detroit father a!4d Son who,
appeared before Shores Judge
John Gillis on Monday, June
20, paid a total of $150, rather
than spend 30 and 15 days, re.
spectively, in the Wayne County
j
E; ,N E. W S.
High'School 1Jebating Clubl~:;%.~;~~,i::
Com",,' ole. 'Ie. s' L'e"'a"g' 'u'e' Qe'a' s"o' 'n
Violators Face
Judge in Shores
.Tail.
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municipal
immediately
parking
area
south of Jacob-
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son's on St. Clair. Attendant.cperated.
Loc~ your
car
and
shop
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in leisure.
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Use Your
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Elect Officers
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• Headliner
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• Giant 407:40
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Cotton, nylon and cotton stretch.
39c to '1.50
o 'Cre~ neck t'.shirts in
stripes and patterns~ 1,39
2.00
o Collared knit polo shirts in ivy pot.
terns C1ndsolids. 2.00 io3.00
o fleece-lin~ Meat shirts In zip-front
and pullover JtyJ••• 2,50 to 3.50
o Short sleeve sport shirts. Oac~on and
linens, piques and sheers.
gcq
kind showroom samples and famous
label hats. Hurry for these savings!
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Char9a~Plate
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shoe for campers
Short.p~nts'~nd walk SllvoI;i an cotton cord, polished cotton, tarpoon "
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lord. 3,00 and 3;98
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fords with sponge rubber
Ctfshion arches and rub-
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o White- cotton
sfeeveless. and s~ort
sleeve undershirts. Sizes 3 to 14.
69cand 85e
o White cotton kl"it t••hirt. Slles 3 to
6x, 1.50; 7 to 14, 1.75
o White and colored (otton an'
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o Water-repellent poplin, 'atken
o Denim blue Jeans. Sf:t&s 1 to 14.
3.00 and 3.98
o Khc:rki,navy,
white, red, green or
plaid sunsheen and gabardine ber.
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8 to 14,3,00 to 5.98
o Gabardine
shorts in khaki, red,
navy, white or green. Sizes 3 to 6x,
2.25; 7 to 14, 2.50
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, red, navy or blue. Sizes 3. to 6x.
3.00; 7 to 14, 3,98
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orion sweaters In assorted colors.
3,00 to 8.98
Pajamas of cotton plisse, crcadCloth, flannel or ski knit. 2.50 to
3~98
in
'assorted colors. Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to
14.3.98 to 8.98
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Blu.,or grey denim dungarees. 2,50
and 3.00
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and colored basic cotton
shirts. -Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14, 8 to
14.2.25 to 3,98
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NEW AMERII
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pink or blue. Sizes 4 to 6x, 7 to 14.
3.98 to -5.98
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o Yellow ol1s~ins!icker with hat. Sizes
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10.95
o Outer jack.ts poplin, Jarpoon-.
4.25
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WITh
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An In sizes ... to 7, and 6 to 20:
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you're offl UJ
Up the Val.a
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fabrics and colors. Sizes 4 to 14.
3.00 to 12.95
ilnent. It's
.0 Beach towels,
beaeh bag~ bathing
Gaps, sunglasses, beach and sport
caps.
Availab
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Plaid. men
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hters of British
'9 to Meet June 5
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N !W' !
Four Pointers .BuiIdfng Report . Cad~t8 laGe( Co'1",missions.
Honored, by R,CIncludes4 H~mes sions'
Army and~rForce"commisat Michigan State. 'Bad weather
will go 'to approxiI?tely
would move"the event in"sidethe
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vote For
It)
area
th of Jacobant-operated.
p in leisure.
at the
Camera
-
Center
Bell & Howell
a-PIECE
SLIDE PROJECT~R OUTFit
$7°0
Only
DOWN
Dr. Alfred
H. Whittaker,
c hap t e r .chairman of Safety,
Services and chairman'. during
the presentation, said, "In preI senting
these awards, we- are
honoring
volunteers
without,
whom the Red Cross water safety program, could not be carried
out. Michiga)l will become a
'Water Wonderland' in aC,tuality, not just on paper, as more
and more people learn to enjoy
its water resourcessafely/'
Louis J. Colombo, Jr., chairman of the Red Cross' Chapter,
welcomed guests. and honorees;
FrederickW. COd&,co.chairman
of Safety Services and chairman
of Water Safety, present?-d the
awards.
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Certificates were presented to
25 persons, .and' 39 otp,ers were
given medals.
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Collected
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO
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THE FIRST
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Unusual
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the bewitching
frames
COMPLlTI
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recovered
24311 Ha".r, St. CI.ir Shores
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MODELING
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very special kin~ of YOU ••. Rose Marie Reid's inimitable one"piece
and
beautifully detailed: wHh boy-shorts, skirts, or tailored sheathing
,
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here: draped
fastax in sand. azure.' or 'blacki sizes 10 to 16
19.95
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Kercheval at St. Clair
TUxedo 2-7000
Pw-1J-;!£{;
Vote For
ROBERT F. WEBER
School Board, June It)
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Use YourCliarga-Plate
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Informally modelled foryou •••
TRAVELING WARDROeEl
/2 Noon to 4:00 P.M
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Friday ,end Saturday
red, green or
Jabardine ber.
r to 14, 3.00;
sleeping cooly--)n sunbonnet ruffles
n khaki, red,
. Sizes 3 to 6x,
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: grey,
brown,
Beruffled sleepwe~r as fresh and
~izes 3 to 6y.
.dainty as a baby bonnet ••• ~ow
on row of ~elicate cotton lace over
basic
cotton
7 to 14, 8 to
white,
mCliLe,
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NEW STYLING , •• niw Airlite rigid frame'
NEW AMERiCAN SIZES, ., wider for "he" men', fae'Tcet$... ldng"
for ladiea' formals
dacron/c;:otton.,
sizes $1 M. L. 12.98,
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with hat. Sizes
NIW SAVINGS.,. no more waiting for' the ookt ••• no mort
pressing lillls •• , no more overweight charges
sizes $, M, L. 10.98
fYour Val-a-Pak portable closet carries up to.4
'.uits or 10 dresses in "ready to wear at a moment's notice" condition! Packing's fun ~ just
hang your clothes without folding in your
Val~a.PaIc, zip it closed, SBap t.l}e Tuktites and
you're offl Upon arri~'31 dorN unpack-just hang
\lp the Val.a.Pak, zip it open, select your gariIn~nt. It's xeady to wearl
Waltz-length
6x, 7 to 14.
, and 8 to 14,
I gay array ot
;izes 4 to 14.
bags, bathing
ch and sport
ink, azure or
.loose
peignoir gown; pink or blue,
gown 1n white" pink.
or blue; sizes 32 to 36.- 10.98
Matching eoat; pink. white,
or blue.' Sizes $. M, L. 17.98
Lo~g'gownf pink or bluet
Avllilable in
n ski pajamas
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Baby doll pajamas; pink or: blue.,
NEW PACKING CONVENIENCE, , • no more "suitcQ8e" wrin1clu,
clothes always ready to wear- ••• huge zipper pockBft
for aCC#JSSor1es
Ito
II
wide selection of au/hemic plMJ$
Plaid, men's and ladies'
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20.00
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3.00
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Us. Yoyr Cnarga.P1ate
Kercheval at St. Clair
Kercheval at St. Clair
TUxedo' 2.7000
TUxedo 2.7000
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at
LAMP SERVICE
glamour that shapes a
«lassie and dressmaker swim suits ••• eut to perfection
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prices.. LamPi ~ecl.
re-
Open Friday Evenings Till 9:00 ,
Jrt. Sizes 3 to
5
Arthur
/Dannecker. assistant cashier at the E;:ist J efferson avenue branch of the Grosse
Pointe Branch of the National
Bank of Detroit, will retire on
June 1.
With 47 years of banking.service, Mr. '.Dannecker began his
career in banking in 1910 with
the Home Savings Bank, which
became the Way n e County
Home Bank through consolidation in 1914. In 1920 a branch
office' was opened, and Mr.
Dannecker was appointed m8:nager.
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Later the bank again consolidated with the People's State
Bank, and in 1930 it became the
first National Bank~DetI'oit.
Foliowing the -Banking .H6li;.
day in 1933, Mr. Dannecker
joined t'l:1estaff of the Groflse
Pointe Bank. in'" 1934, and
mained with the bank when it
merged with the National Bank
of Detroit in 1955.
Mr. Dannecker plans to keep
active'in.mind and body, and is
looking forward ,to a summer of
relaxing and enjoying his hobby
~f gardening.
at Jacobson's.
Lamp
ITEMS MADE INTO LAMPS
allure! otlurel,.
rose'rnarie re~id'sspee K1'1 kind of.
c.
~!~;.•
The largest selection of
Shades on the East Side.
.12 Noon to 4:00 P. M.
Friday and Saturday
Retires June 1.',
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INFORMAL
A. C. Danneeker
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Hand
will
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as
T r e.• t your mencU
YOU
Americima own and operate
90,000 f~iiig.
vessels powered would a bank: account - refrain
and lubric:ated by petroleum from drawing toO heavily OIl
products.
either.
v:
,OBERT F. WEBER
parking
Page Seve.
Pointers were amo-n-g-a-,
gr-o-up-A-'
-ll'-en-G-.-Barry, 'of Michigan
of men representing
industry, Bell and William N. Montgombanking, and the, press, who ery, of Michigan Bell; William:, Members' of the Dktroit Red
The Farms building report for 197 Michigan State University neat'byfleld house.'
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were guests of Army's anti air- J. Delahanty, repres~ntirig the Cross Chapter's, ~ard o~;d~ec- April shoWs ,that permits were ROTCcad~tsmlpecia1gra~uaAll 'recipients 'of 'the second
craft Detroit antiaircraft defense Burroughs Co., William Gehrke, tors and :officials of otheragenissued for four. new residences tion week ceremonies June .8. lieutenant's; commissions 'a re '
units when they traveled to 'of First Federal Saving;; Eugene cies'lnteres~ed in the Red Cross at • total esti~ated '-cost .of
TheAnnY will commission spring~ term candi~tes for
Red Canyon, N. M., last week '1. VanAntwerp,'
representing water, safety program attended >$154..QOO. The.h~~~
will ,be,. or J35new
officers and the.Air
graduation who. will take part
for their annual service practice. Mayor Cobo; newspapermen Ed- ceremonies ,on Saturday, May, are being builtm .Moran road., Force 62 in.. the combined exer- in regular commencement ex- '
Col. William J. Henry, De- gar Hayes and HenrY'C. Weid- 25, at Red Cross HeaC1quaders, M~ross, Cloverly and ~~omb
cises tOOeheld
at 10 a.m. on ercises) the following.day, Suntroit Antiaircraft Defense Com- ,ler, and Ben R. Marsh.
153 Elizabeth, I Detroit, honor- drive.
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Old' College Field.
day, June :9, at 'Macklin •Field
mander, was host tor the threeThe 85th AAA Battalion mans ing volunteers in the, Water . There w.ere no business b~d'Lieut. Gen~ Enup.ett' (Rosy) ,stadi~
.
day trip. Escort' officer was Ma- the Nike sites along the south~ Safety services whO were pre- mg permIts r e qu e at e d in O'Donne 11 Jr.,'dis~inguished
'~mte
stu?e'!lts
ho Wlll rejor George E. MacDonald. of eastern perimeter of Detroit.'
sented certificates or medals. , A p r i 1. Miscellaneous ,perniits'f1ier who is ,U.S. Air Force dep- Celve COmmISSIO~smclude:
Detroit Defense Headquarters..
------ Included among those nonored' for addiijons_and maIntenance uty chief ofstaUfor
personnel.
J;'atrick D., Burke, son of 'Mr ..
Civilians ~ho were invited to
The road to happiness leaves were four Pointe residents, and amounted 'to $50,700. .
will award.,the ~ommissions and and Mrs. P .. J. rBurke of 1255
watch the 85th AAA Missile more memories in the mind if they are:' Marguerite Chedron.Since
J. n u a r y, 1, 14 per-, speak briefly at the ceremony.
L~epointe,. Army; George' G.
Battalion in action included; it' ,was full of pitfalls in 'plac'es. of 21103 Country Club drive, ,mfts ,have been issuea :.forbUildThe commissioning .
lie Cope, sori of ~r. and MrS. Or------~----------------who received' .11'. certificate for ing new hOllles. Only two bus- foll'Owed bya military parade in burn Cope of RIdgemont, Army;
100 hours each for three con- 'iness permits hav~been award-, which alluhits of the two ROTC Ch,arles P. Lamb, son.of Mr. and
secutive years.
~d. Total buj1ding~the
~arms organ!z~tions will participSte,¥rS.
W.. P. La~b' of NottingMedals for 100 hours each :for In 1957 thus far, WIll amount to honoring the, new reserve"offiham road. Ar~y; John C.Leyfive consecutive years went to $758,1'34. '
cers. '
.
han, son of ~r. and Mrs. J.~.
H.azel C. Chateau of 30 S.,ECIg'e-----. Th'
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Leyhan of Lmcolnroad,Army;
e ou. oor comnusslonmg
~
,P &Op~ewho are alway. able ceremony
wood drive; Louise A. ,Locke:'
and publicp~ade
and Jame~"L. Maler, son of Mrs.
'man of 1858 Oxford road; and to do u' ~ey please are aeldom will'mal'k a return' 'to an old E.G. QwnnofNorth
Oxford
William
J.
Reaume
of
459
Maisable
to
please
anybody
commencement,
week
traw.tion
road,
Air
Force.
'on road.
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$ It'0 S S I
Nikes Perfor~ }'or Army Guests:
1 Dufferin
Chapter,
ters of the British Em.vill meet on Wednesday
at 12:30 p, m" for lunchthe home of Mrs. Samuel
ker, 395 l!"'isherroad.
11001 Board,
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PO INTI
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N em Minister
To be, H oTtored
Students' Art
Show to Open
Farms Park
Opening Set
The Public School Art Exhibit comes to the Grosse Pointe
War Memorial this Saturday,
June 1 and may be viewed
through June 12.
It is wise to {;all'''the Center,
TUxedo 1-7511 before going to
view th~ childt"en's art as there
are sqmetimes meetings in progress in the rooms.
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The Farms' pier-park was set
On Sunday afternoon, 'June
to open Memorial Day, May ,30, .2, a reception will be held from
it was disclosed by Ed Lauer, 4 to 5:30 p.m..inthe'
,church
director of the park.
lounge 'honoring the new assist-,
It was also announced that
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the park will be open on Satur.- ant ,JyYl11sterof Grosse, POInte,
day and Sunday, J~e 1 and,2, Woods ' Presbyterian . Church"
weather permitting.
199..50Mack avenue at Torrey
Lauer said that the Official road.
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opening of the park will be on
The Reverend
Victor
~.
Saturday, June 8.
Novander, Jr. is married and
,has three children •.They liv~ at
1681 Hollywood drive,
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ANNOUNCING OUR NEW LOCATION
Typewriler Service Compan,'
now located at
13131 E. JeHerson Ave.,
. (Next to the Savarine Hotel)
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N'I~WS
. Melitta Roemer, Chief of Central,Library, ~
replace sculptor Marshall FJ:edericks as the
featured speaker at the 11th
annual dinner meeting of .the
Friends of the Grosse Pointe
Public Library, Tuesday~ June
4 at the Grosse Pointe War
Memorial, 32 Lakeshore road.
The 'ch~ge was announced
by Clark Wells, Frlends' pub.;'
licity chairman, who this week
received word from Fredericks
who is in Europe, that he would
be unable to return in time to
fill the date.
l\tIiss Roemer
discuss her
impression of the Orient, where
I
will
Policeme,n and Firemen
-Photo
Trio (0 Attend F.B.I. Parley
Woods Director of _ Public
Safety Vern C. Bailey and two
of his officers will attend aRegional Federal' Bureau of Investigatioi'l ,conference
whicll
wi~ be held iri the Oldsmobile
Engineering AuditoriUm in Lansing en Wednesday, June 5.
Attending with Director Bailey will be Det. Sgt. Walter O'Dell and Det. Leroy. Tobian .. '
They will hear Charles Brown,
special agent i.ri charge of the
Detroit FBI office, speak on
"Law .Enforcement
and the
Fleeing Felon." Slides will ,be
shown in cOnjunction with the
the lecture.
It was revealed that over 1,000
BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
General Government
, ,..$ 43,951.-12
Fmance
38,729.31
Public Safety
,
. 356,173.96
Parks & Recreation _................•.............
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44,750.00
Public Wor;lts ,..........•.,......•.••...••..•...
_•...•.•••••• 339,905.20
Waier Supply
. 135,258.94
Public Health & Welfare
,
~..,
.
3,400.00
Contingency
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68.000.00
Ins'Urance & Pension
.
77;022.00
Debt Service ,.................................•............
, ~, 118;854:70
Improvement Reserve •......_ ~
. 128,600.00
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REVENUES
Tax
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$
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794;000.00
292,935.00
142,300.00
125~409.93
violations have occurrlildagainst
the Fugitive Felon Act during
1956, pertaining to persons flee~
ing across state lines to avoid
prosecution, custody, confine-
me Police and Fire Depar-tments, Employment
With tooay's hi/!
Testors in mediu
is to be_
brackets are tur
made from eligible list following examination. Appli'Cants
. Municipal
of high school education, be be-
must have minimum
ment .or to avoid giving testimony.
The' slides will givQbackgrounds of the most wanted fugitives in Michigan.
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years of completed military service, and at least five feet,
nine inches in height with proportionate
a((vantages of t<
and Municipal
weight. Apply
stance, if you filt
on a taxable ine
you 'Would have t
dend return of 7,
hIe security in or
yield from a 3.so~
Police o.r Fire Departments, City of. Grosse Pointe Farms,
90 Ke1"by Road.
Vote For
ROBERT F. WEBER
School Board, June 10
Our
New Boo
much these high.g
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obligation. Send
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OF THE QUALIFIED ~LECTORS
The complete proposed budget is on file for public inspection. A public hearing will be held in the Municipal Building, 15115 E. Je~erson,A.ve-,
nue, June 10, 1957, at eigb:t o'clock' P.M., at which time the City Council
will hear suggestions in relation to such proposed budget.,
Bonds
they can keep.
If you have a
of $10,000 or m(
well repaid by i
Profit Through ,
explains in plain
need for tax exen
,..$1 ,354, 644. 93
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Applications are beIng received for positions in both
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TAX EXI
tween the ages of 21 to 27, or 30.years, it three or more
The City Council of the City of Grosse Pointe Pat~ has proposed a
budget for the Fiscal Year, July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958, in summary as
follows:
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TOTAL
How TO
by FL'ed Runnells
SENIOR TERRY HUTTON, captain of is shown p~senting to Hutton, as athletic
the Lakers' track team and co-captain of director REVEREND 'WILLIAM J. MCthe basketball team, beCame the fifth St. GOLDRICK'looks
on. The award was
Paul athlete to have his name inscribed " made- at 'the, annual St.' Paul Dad's Club
on the huge St. Paul Sports Trophy which Athletic Bariquet'held at t];1eSchool Sun-,
,
REVEREND ALBERT L. MELVIN, left, day, May 26, .
Notice of Annual Budget Hearing
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"When I carr
was tremendow
the high standa.
pitality, and fril
Metral exchanl
Switzerland, t<
- Pointe High Set
recently.
Points of diff,
larity between
the U,S. in gov
tion and stan
comprised his
greatest. differc:
WAN'TED
MICHIGAN
Prope~
By Jane HOrJl
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Grosse Pointe Park
Miscellaneous Revenues
Water Department Revenues
Surplus Reappropriated
Swiss
she toured extensively during a
four month trip round the
world last year, Wells said.
Her trip included an inspeetion of Hiroshima, Hong Kong~
,Smgapore~ . Rangoon, Bangkok,
and ~he CIties o~ Calc~tta, New
Delhi and Agra m IndIa.
Wells added that Miss Roeme!
made many. pho!o.graphs. of the
countri:s, she VISIted and that
these WIll be shown at the meeting.
In addition to the talk by
Miss Roemer Friends' Presidenl
Jay Sorge ~ill submit his an~
nual report followed by reports
by committee chairmen.
~OSSt1PointtJ~
CITY OF
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CITY OF
Mr. Novander is in charge of
Christian Education~d
,Youth
work in his present church.
Detroit 15. Mich.
Thurs'clay, May !O, "957
Library Friends To Hear Chief
Hutton Wins _St. ,Paul' Sports~ Trophy
Mr. Novander was born' in
Berwyn, Illinois. He, receiVed
his bachelor of arts degree from
Macalester College at .St; .Paul,
Minnesota, ,and his seminary,
training at ¥cCormick
Thea-'
logical Seminary in Chicago: He
came to the Grosse Pointe
Woods church :from' Newcomb"
Presbyterian' Church in Daven, port, Iowa~
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24
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Service
CHARLES HEISE,
City Clerk
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Notice of Last Day, of Registr.ation
FOR THE
TO THE 9UALIFIED' ELECTORS
OF ,SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Qualified Electors of the Grosse. Pointe
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Election of The Grosse
Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, will be held
in said School District on Monday, the 10th day of June, A.D., 1957.
The polls of election will be opened from 7:00 O'clock a.m. to 8:00
o'clock p.m.. Eastern Standard Time. on said June 10, 1957.
The places of election will be the duly designated voting places
in each election precinct in the School District. and are as follows I
Public Shool System
PRECINCT NO. I-Voting
place at ROBERT TROMBLY SCHOOL.
820 Beaconsfield. Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Precinct to include:
North. middle of Jefferson Avenue; East.~rear lot line of the west
sicie of'Lake Co.urt; South, Lake St. Clair; West. Detroit City Limits.
WAYNE COUNTY. MICHIGAN
TO THE QUALIFIED
ELECTORS
OF SAID SCHOOL
DISTRICT:
Please take noticQ that the Annual Election of the
Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County,
Michigan, will be held in .said School District on
Monday, June 10, 1957.
Section (2) of Act 199, Public Acts of Michiga~,
1951, effective September 28, 1951, provides as follows:
"The Inspectors of Election at any annual or speci8I
election shall not receive the vote of any person
residing in a registration school district whose
name is not registered as an elector in the oity or
township in which he resides ••• "
THE LAST DAY on which pers~>ns may regi~r
with the Clerk of the Township or City in which they
reside in order to be eligible to vote at said Annual
Election to be held on June 10, 1957, is Friday, May 31,
1957. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern
Standard Time on ~id Friday, May 31, 1957, are no.t
eligible to vote at said Annual Election.
Under the provisions of Act 19,9, Public -Acts of.
Michigan, 1961, registrations will not be taken by schoo!
officials, and only pers.ons who. have registered as
general electors with the Clerk of the City or Township in whi.:h they reside are registered school electors.
Persons planning to register with the respe<:tive Township and-City Clerks must ascertain the days and hour.
on which the Clerk's office Js Open for registration.
"
- Registration of unregistered Q.ualified electors of
,aid School District will be received at the following
placest
1. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Park shall
register at the office of the Clerk ():f the City
Grosse, Pointe Park, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue,
City of Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan.
of
2. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe shall register
at the Office ofI. the Clerk of the • City of Grosse
Pointe, i7150 Maumee, City ,Of Grosse Pointe;
Michigan.
8. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms shall
register, at the office of t~e Clerk .C1f~he City of
Grosse Pointe Farms, 90 Kerby Road, Ctity of Grosse
Pointe Farms, Michigan.
4.
Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods shall
register at the office of the Clerk of the City 0.[
Grosse Pointe Woods, 20775 Mack Avellue, Oity Of
Gro~se Pointe Woods, Michigan.
S. Residents of the City of Harper Woods, shall regis:"tel"at the offi'Ce of the Clerk of the City of Harper
Woods, 10017H~er Avenue, 'City of Harper Woods,
Michigan.
8. Residents of the: Township of Grosse Pointe shall
register at the office of the Clerk of,the Township
of Grosse Pointe, 795 Lake ShOre. Drive, Village of
GroasePointe Shores, Michigari~
This notice is ..given by order of the Board of EduGation of The Grosse Pointe Public School System,
Wayne County, Michigan.
Dated, May 8, 1957.
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PRECINCT NO'. 3--Voting place at the LEWIS E. MAIRE SCHOOL,
740 .Cadieux Road, City of Grosse Pointe.' Michigan. Precinct to
include: North, middle of Mack Avenue; East. rear lot'line of the
east side of University. Place;' South, Lake St. Clair; West. rear
lot line of the west side of Kensington, Road to Jefferson Avenue
and the rear lot line of'the west side of Lake CourJ; south of
Jefferson Avenue.
PRECINCT NO.4-Voting
place at the PERE GABRIEL RICHARD
SCHOOL. 176 McKinley. Grosse. Pointe Farms, Michigan. Precinct
,to include: North. middle. 'of Mack Avenue; East, rear lot line of
'the south !ide of Moran Road; So~th. Lake St. Clair; West, rear lot
line Of the west side of Rivard Boulevard.
PRECINCT NO.5-Voting
place at the NEW KIRBY SCHOOL. 285
Kerby Road. Grosse Pointe Farms. Michigan. Precinct to include:
Nbrth, boundary line between Grosse Pointe Fanns and Grosse
Pointe Shores.Grosse Pointe Woods from Lake. St. Clair to the
rear iot line of the east side of Chalfonte Avenue, thence southerly
to the middle of Moross Road; thence Westerly to. the' middle of
Mack Avenue; ",East, . Lake St. Clair; South. rear lot line of the
south side of Moran Road; West; middle of Mack Avenue from
Moran Road to. the middle' of Moross Road.
PRECINCT NO. 6--V,oting place ~EXTER
M. FERRY SCHOOL.
748 Roslyn Road, Grosse Pointe Woods. Michigan. Precinct to in.
elude: North, Wayne-Macomb County Line; East, Lake St, Clair;
South. southerly rear lot line of Vernier Road from Marter to
Fairway Lane and by a: line which would extend from the rear
lot iine Qf Fairway Lane along .. the rear. lot nne of the Vernier
Circle and Maple Lane'subdivisions
to the Lake Shore. except
that all of the area included, on Fairway Lane. shall. be in the
Ferry disttIct; West, the middle of Marter Road. from Vernier Road
to the !'ear' lot line of' the south side, of Roslyn Road. thence
w~sterly to the middle of G<>ethe,thence. northerly to the WayneMa'comb' C6unt:y ,Line.
, PRECINCTNO~
7-,-Voting place at the STEVENS '1'. MASON
SCHOOL, '1840 Vernier' Road. Grosse Pointe Wood!:, Michigan.
Precinct .to.mclude: North. Wayne County-Macomb County Line;
East. middle of. Goethe southerly to, rear lot line of the south side
of ~slynRoad,:
thenee,:easterly to . the middleo£
Marter Road;
'thence souther!Yitothe'rear'
lot line south'sideofVernier
Road,
thence easterly
lot iine west side...
-nf Fairway Lane,thence
southerly to th~' rear lot line of the ~uth side of. LoclJmoor
to. rear
CHET SAMPSON
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PRECINCT NO.2-Voting
place at GEORGE DEFER SCHOOL. 15425
Kerc):leval Avenue, Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Precinct to
include: North, middle of Mack Avenue: East, rear lot line of the
east side of Whittier Avenue; South, midcIie Of Jefferson Avenue; ,
'West. Detroit City Limits: (Includes both side of Wayburn Avenue.)
Boulevard;
Boulevard;
South, tear lot Une of the south side of Lochmoor
West, Grosse Pointe' Woods-Harper Woods Line.
PRECINCT NO.8-Voting place at the JOHN MONTIETH SCHOOL
1275 Cook Road, Grosse' Pointe Woods. Michigan. Precinct ~
include: North. rear lot line of the south side of Lochmoor
Boulevard; East, middle of Mack Avenue southerly to rear lot
line south side Of Oxford Drive. thence easterly to middle of Milk
River. thence southerly to. Cpok Road. thence continuing southerly
along rear lot line of the east side of Chalfonte to middle of Moross
Road; South. middle of Mordss Road extending west/i!rly from
east side of Chalfonte to middle of Mack Avenue; West. boundary
between Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods No, 2 School District
. from the Detroit City limits to the rear lot line of the south side
of Kenmore Drive, thence easterly to the middle of Helen Avenue
thence northerly to the rear lot line of the south side of Lochmoi>;
Boulevard,
PRECINCT. NO.9-Voting
place at the CHARLES A. POUPARD
SCHOOL, 20655Lennon, City of Harper Woods. Michigan. Precinct
to include: North. Wayne County-Macomb County Line; East.
. Harper Woods-Grosse Pointe Woods line from Ceunty line tc the
south side Of Lochmoor Boulevard. thence south along the middht
of Helen Avenne to rear lot line of Kenmore Drive: South. the rear
lot line of the south side of Kenmore Drive; West. the' micl,dle
of Beaconsfield Drive to the middle of Vernier Road, thence
westerly to. the County Line.
PRECINCT NO. Io.-Voting. :place at the JoIfN R. BARNES
SCHOOL, 200,90Moringside Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods. Michigan.
Precmct to mclude: North, a line extending irom the rear lot
line of Fairway LanE: along the line extending along the rear
lot line of the area included in the Vernier Circle and Maple Lane
sub~visions from Fairway Lane to the Lake Shore; East .. Lake St.
ClaIr; South, by the line whic]1 separates Grosse Pointe Farms
from Grosse Pointe Woods and Grosse Pointe Shores from Chalfonte
to the Lake Shore; West. east side of Chalfonte from the line
which .separa!es Grosse Pointe Farms from Grosse Pointe Woods.
e~t~dmg northerly to Cook Road. thence to the' middle of Milk
RIver, continuing northerly to the southerly rear' lot line of Oxford ,Drive, thence west along the rear lot line of Oxford Drive
to Mack Avenue, thence north to the northerly rear lot line of.
North Renaud Road. thence easterly to the middle of Fairway
Drive back to the point of beginning.
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At said elections, there will be elected two members of the
Board of Education of said ~chool District for terms of four (4)
years esch.beginning
July 1. 1957 and ending June 30 19~n
Candidates for said four (4) year terms are:
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Gives you greater
life and lasting b
CHET SA!,,~SON
REYER VAN-ZANEN
ROBERT F. WEBER
Each person voting in said election must be a citizen. of the
United' States. over 21 years Of age, a resident of the State of
Michigan fo:- six ,month~ and of this School District for thirty days
next precednlg the electIon. and must be a registered elector of the
City or Township in which he or she resides.
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This notice is given by order of the Board .of Education of
Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County. Michigan.
Dated, MaV 11, 1957.
CHET SAMPSON
Secretary, Board of Education
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Thursday, May 30, 1957
Hear Chief
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?d Qxten5ively during a
onth trip round the
:,t year, Wells said.
ip included an inspeoIiroshima, Hong Kong,
e, Rangoon, Bangkok,
cities of Calcutta, New
i Agra in India.
,dded that Miss Roemer
any photographs, of the
she visited and that
1 be shown at the meetdition t~ the talk by
mer, Friends' Presideni
"e will submit his ancrt followed by reports
Ittee chairmen.
Firemen
$wiss Student'Loves
By Jane H~mf 12B, G.P.H.S.
"When I came to America, I
was tremendously impres3ed by
the high standard of living, hospitality, and friendliness," Eddie
Metra! exchange student from
Switzerland, told a G r 0 sse
Pointe High School history class
recently,
Points of difference and similarity between Switzerland arid
the U.S. in government, education and standard of living
comprised his s pee c h. "The
greatest. difference between the
How TO PROFIT
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THROUGH
TAX EXEMPTION
~rpositIons iJl. both
With today's
lployment is to be
high lax
Jevole, in.
'I'l:'tora in medium and high tax
bracket!'. are turning to tax-free
Municipal Bonda for income that
ination. Applicants
education, be be-
they can keep.
.
1£ you have a taxable income
of $10,000 or more, you may be
well repaid by investigating the
a<1vantagl:' of tax-exempt State
and Munieipal Bonds. For in.
s, if three or more
d at least five feet,
late weight. Apply
IItance, jf you file a lIingle return
osse Pointe Farms,
or phone
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countries is the. size and the
natural resoUrces, Switzerland
being only one fourth the size'
of Michigan," Eddie' said.
"Switzedand was mad e a
democracy 'in 1291. The Swiss
government is very similar to
the United S~,ates government.
Our ~ ational A~sem.bly" cor~
responds to your Congress with
representatives frum the States
Councils and National Councils
comprising the National Assembly. We also hlilve an Executive Branch and a Judicial
Branch similar to yours.",
He went on to explain. the
Military Service is for all males
over 20 years old. A boy goes
into the Army. for four. mOnths.
Each year thereafter he has
two weeks training until 'he
reaches the age, of 45. Each ~an
owns his own gun.
. Concerning the educational
system in Switzerland Eddie
said, "It is quite a bit different.
The school day begins at 8:30
and ends at 4:30. Students at.
high school level have a choice
of going to a. commercial, tech~
nical, or a classical high school
In languages there is a choice
of Italian, Greek, or English,
one of which must be taken for
six years. German: Latin, and.
French are required for 'eight
years. We are also -required to
take all other subjects which
are offered."
I
"In Switzerland, you attend
high school until the age of 20,
when you must take a maturity
test to defermine your fitness
for college or' a univirsity. If
the student fails that test, he is.
allowed to study another year
and take the test again. After
a second failure the student, is
automatically disqualified, for
further study.
"It is most essential that a,
person study very hard if he
plans to continue," he emphasized.
, "My year in Grosse Pointe as
an exchange student has "been
a wonderful experience," Eddie
concluded. "If I had the 0pPortunity to <be a COllege exchange
student I would surely take ad-'
vantage of it. Everyone has been.
so recpptive and helped me
make so 'many new friendships,
which I will never iorget."
Monteith Cubs
-Receive, Flags
Robelle' 5 Beauly' Salon
Pack 85 of the Cub Scouts
held their last meeting of the
year at the Monteith School recently~
.
19027 MACK AVE., at Moross Road
Open
The highlight of the evening
was the presentation of American flags to each den. ,Mr. Sted- ,
man, representing the Fred M.
Alger Post 86, of the American
Legion, made the presentations
along with Mrs, Freedman, chief
den mother. With each flag they
included an American Eagle for
the top of the staff,
Steve Forrest was awarded
his gold arid silver arrow in the
wolf division, and Richard
Adams was initiated into Pack
85 arid will i>e in Den NO.9.
Den NO.4, Den No, 6 and Den
No, 9 fin-nished the entertainment for theeverjng .
'l'he dens' will . continue to
have their weekly- den meetings, but there will. not be a
pack meeting 'at Monteith school
un til next fall.
Thursday and
Friday.
Evenings
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Just as sure as death and taxes, boatyard ,kibitizers always are on hand' when
the annual beckbreaking chore of preparing yachts for the suinmer season rolls
around. ,Shown wielding a putty.knife is
"SPARKY" WIGL;E as she prepares her
-Photo
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FAMILIES liKE
by Fred Runnells
husbands .schooner "Spindrift", for its
final paint job 'at Bayview Yacht Club.
Gleaming in their new paint Jobs the fleet
will open the' 1957.rading ,season in the
Detroit Yacht Club annual Memorial Day
regatta.
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Rose. Society To ,Hold Show
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Mrs. Frank S. Howell, President of the Detroit Rose Society
announce's that tying in with
National Rose Week, June 9-16,
the Detroit Rose Society, in
affiliation with the Americ~n
Rose Soci,ety, will sponsor Michigan's largest rose show. This
exhibit whicl: attracts thou~ands
each 'year WIll be ~eld. Jun.e 8
and '9 at the DettOlt Hist~mcal
Museum, Woodward at Kirby.
Admission to,'the show is free,
the hours being 2 p.m, to 6 p.m.
Saturday, June 8; and from 10
a.m, t~ 9 p.m. on Sunday, June
9.
,
Every amateur rose gardener
Motorists who get safely
through the weekend have a throughout the area is invited
fairly good chance to last the to enter his blooms in the competition. Entries will be acceprest: of the week.
ted from 3 a.m, to 11:30 a.m.
Saturday, June 8. There will be
thousand~ of blooms grown by
your friends and neighbors exhibited in classes for both the
experienced exhibitor and the
novice entering .for~ the first.
time. They will be competing
for over a dozen trophie.s and
cups as well as the certificiates
and medals 0 f fer e d by the
on a tax8ble incotne of '14,000,
you 'Wouldhave to rr.ceive a divi.
dend return of 7.45% on a taxa.
ble security in order to equal the
yield nom a 3.5010 tax. free Bond.
If. "SOmething to think about!
.
Our New Bookle.. "How '&
Profit Through Tax.EaemptIon"
explains in plain language your
Deed for tax exemption, tells how
much these high-grade investmellta
can be worth to you. There's DO
obligation. Send 'for copy today,
.
G R 0 S S' E POI NT E
American
and Detroit Rose 80cieties,'
3%
YOURS GET
Current. Rate
on Savings Here. ••
Lieut. John D. McGrath
Assigned toF9rt Knox
at Michigan's
First
200 Million
Dollar
Savings
Asso(iation
F,ORT KNOX, Ky. ---: Second
'There will be sections of the
show devoted to s pee i men Lt. John D. McGrath, son. of
\blooms of all classes of rosedom, Mr. and Mrs. John B. McGrath,
as well as an arrangement sec- Yorkshire road .• Grosse Pointe
tion for those with a flair for Park, recently was assigne~ to
flower arranging.
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the Army's Armor Training
Also 'on display will be potted
roses in typical garden settings Center, Fort Knox, Ky.
that can be planted anytime
.Lieutenant MC,Grath entere.d
James W. May, LA 7-8520 t the Army in January~ of thIS
and Joseph P. Nufer WE 5-1708 year.
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are co-chairmen for the show.
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Either will be glad to send a: . He was gratuated ~rom ,MIChschedule on request outlining igan .State ~niversity in. 1954
rules and classes for entering and. IS a member of PSI Upthe show:
'silon
fraternity. The lieutenant
was employed by the InterTry your skill in gilt first, and national
Business
Machines,
then in gold.-,John Ray.
Kingston, N. Y., in' civilian life.
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Vote For
ROBERT F. WEBER
School Board, June 10
Kercheval-near
St. Clair
Use Our Drive-In Window
Call
DICK WARNER
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for a demonstration
of the new.
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at
Adam - Simms, Inc.
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IONTIETH SCHOOL.
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to
side
of
Lochmoor
lutherl:<-- to rear
Iv to middle
lot
of Milk
continuing southerly
to middle of Moross
ding westerly from
:me; West. boundary
o. 2 School District
1e of the south side
Ie of Helen Avenue.
th side of Lochmool"
Landlubbers' paradise-our
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magic carpets tosuntime
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of
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terrns of four (4)
30. 1961.
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citiz.en O'f the
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tered elector of the
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County. Michigan.
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svn, rain, snow and frost
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the middle of Milk
ear lot line of Oxle of Oxford Drive
'l~' rear lot line of
middle of Fairway
, members
right: "Malibu,"
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PROTECTION
:e Woods, ),'1ichigan.
Horn the fear
lot
ing along the H'ax
ele and ::'>Iaple Ldne
1ore: East. Lake St.
rcsse Pointe
Farms
ures from Chalfonte
'osse Pointe
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run on beach and patio.
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line to the
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. Michigan. Pre;:inct
County
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14600-12 MACK at Philip
VA 1-3162
Monday and Friday, 7 :30 to 8 :30
.Tuesday, Wednesday, Thunday and ~aturday, 1 :30-6
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Memorial Cen'terSchedule
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, SPORTS EDITOR
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Mem'ori~al Day.
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By Nancy
G.P.H.S,
Nagelkirk
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Journalism
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-Student
May 30 is Memorial Day, It will have varied meanings
for many people.
.
T9 many' men and women. it is .a day of vacati~n ahd
relaxation.
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To others it is an opportunity
to launch the' cruiser
or sailboat or to open the summer cottage for the season.
To some it means a day for working around theyiu;:d
or planting a garden.
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What Goes On
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Your Libr_ry
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MAY ,24 ~ MAY 30 .:.....rOPEN SuNDAY 12 - 5
;Pointe War/ Memorial Center's New ,Telephone
Number is: TU. 1-7511
. *AII CenterSpon.soredAetivities
Open to the Pu.blic.
NOTICE:
Please, call for lOst' articles at the office.
.. They Will W held for 30 days.
Grosse Pointe Garden Center R.oom and Library .open for
consylation. and 'Service. Mrs. George H. Pratt ',will- be
on duty. in the. Garden Center Room every week on
T
d
dn
. ues ay,,}Ve
esday and Thursday front 10 a.m. to
.~ p.m. 11 consultant will' be on duty on Friday from
2 to4 p,m.(Call
TUxedo 1-4594.) ..
.
.
Hospital
equipment,
available
for free loan-crutches.
wheel chairs and' hospital beds. '''Blood available t~
Grosse Pointe Residents in' case of accident, ~r emergency-nee
9£ charge." ,
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. n x ~})itdO£.Art by students. of. a~l the Publ~c Elementary an
Secondary
Schools 1D Gl'OS~, POl~te-~rom
, June 1st through June 12th-9
a.m. to 9 p.m. daI1y~
, Sunday, 12 noon to;) p.m.-please
call before coming'
to. view exhibits-as. exhi~it rooms are so~etimes
closed to the public ,for a few. hours' during meetings._
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, May 30
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America's Mos!
LightweiJ
By J e"" T.,lM
W.
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KiC'rllo,bu::ir:'
.Guest
II
are able to borrow almost any
film that is availa:b1e on 16
millimeter provided enough no-
"During the past six mont!ls",.
a total of 34,391 Grosse Pointe tice is given. A minimum of two
residents saw motion pictures weeks is desirable, though we
from the library, This is not have had sucx:ess in obtaining
counting the 1,872 people who some films in less time:' ,
came to. the library's two film
In these instances, the rental
series, Family. Film Night and fee charged 'by the liibrary from
Friends' Film Forum.
which the film is ordered is
But there are still many charged to the patron. This fee
Grosse Pointers who are nat varies, accarding to how long
aware of the film services avail- the film in question is, and
able at'theirpublic
library, and whether ar not it is in color or
it is to these people that the black-.and-white, N a t u raIl y,
following information will b~ calor film is a little higher. Dur'most helpfol.
ing the past year 44 films were
The Ubrary m a i n t a ins a spot-booked in this fashiqn for
permanent collection of 16 mm. our patrons. This raises our total
sound films at the Central Li- of films availa'ble to the public
braryat
Kerche.val ,and Fisher. to the figure af 212. Not bad.
Th
36
15
h
But so much for the past; what
ere, ~re.
pr~n -In t ,e pe~- about next year, the future?
manent. collectron, wh~h IS
actually owned by the lIbrary
Well, from here, it laoks even
as part of its holdings, There better than last year, Our basic
are three prints on long-term collection will have at least four
-laan from the film library of the new, films, three of. which are
Ford Motor Campany. In addi- gifts to. the library from The
tion to this basic collection, we Friends of th5! Grosse Pointe
h?,ve s~pplemen~ed.it with about Public Library and the Grosse
eIght different film~ pe~ mo~th, Pointe Motion Picture and Telerente,d fram other fIlm lI,branes. vision Council. More about these
Th
h
at a later date.
' IS means t at durmg the
In September, the l~brary is
past year roughly 88 additional
L'
films have been added to the joining the Michigan
Ibrary
library collection, These 124 Film Circuit, which will assure
films' have been availabre for us of four additional films per
24-liour loan to any patron of month, and through the generthe hbrary 'who is a resident osity of the Canadian Consulate,
of anyone of the five Grosse we will have four. more fine
P . t
.
of
fil.Iru; per month, all on Cana.,omes, upon :presenta,tlOn a dian travel and sport, and all in
lIbrary car~., Library fil~s may color.
~e shown at dub meetmgs, at
The Children's Summer Film
churches, at. schools, or at a
family gathering at home.
Program will begin on June 20
There &::-e
no restrictions upon with the showing of "Broken
who sees the films, but it is re"- Arrow," starring James'Stewart,
quesfed that an experienced Jeff Chandler, and Debra Paget,
projectionist be on hand at the and in the ensuiQ,g 10 weeks,'
"'" th e .lnovies,
'
sh OWIng
un d er- many fine children~s films will
t d bl
h
be shown at the Central Library
s an a' y enoug..
and at both branch libraries in
Free movies have also been
available for viewing at the li- .the Park and Woods. In Octobrary on the liJbrary's two film ber, both film series will be reseries, On Family Film Nights sumed, and af course, special
(the first Friday night in each films can he ordered through
month from Octa:ber through th~ librarytt
~ny ~ime.
May) patrons have seen 19 difor a»y urt er mformation
ferent shows, anti on the new concerning library films which
Friends' Film Forum series has not been covered sufficient(third Friday nights' of each ly, the Film Counselor, William
month, October through. May) J. Kimbrough, may be consix movies were shown this taded, either- in person at the
year.
Central Ltbrary, or by phone,
Last summer, 16 films com- TUxedo 4-2200..
posed the Children's Summer
----film festival; and during the
DRIVER FINED $75
,
h
' 1 f'l
Paul Blair of 5105 Whitfield,
past wmter tree speCla ..' 1 ms
were : shown on the J;'riday Detroit, was arrested by Park
afternoon Story Hour at the Patrolman George Blair (no re-_:
library. All this. means that lation), on Sunday, May 26, fo~,.:
168 films have been available, reckless driving on Jefferson.
one way or anothel;, to library The following day, Paul appatrons: of all.ages, at no cost peared before Park Judge C.
during the past year, By any JOs$e Ph
~elanger, WdhOimposed'
standard, these are good sta- a
'57 fme. or 10 ays in jail,
tistics, not to mention the in- The fine was paid,
calculable information, educaVote For '
tion and entertainment
that
ROBERT F. WEBER
h
b
.
d th
h th
ave een conveye
roug
e
Scho'ol Board, June 10
medium of motion pictures.
Now, supposing one is to say,
"What if the L~brary does not
WE REPAIR
have 01). ,hand the particular
film that I need?" In a limited
way, the library can even help
this person. Through the facilities of library inter-loan, we'
Any Glass or China
*l\tfemorial D'ay$ervice-ho~noring'
those Gro~se Pointers
. who gave their lives in World.War
II and Korea11 am'
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The leader of the group which has been battling for
For many irit.erested in the outdoors, it is a day to go
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many months to balk much needed furthe:r eXP<:tnsion ,of swimming, water skiing" or. picnicking.,
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the parking area in the Kercheval,.on-the-HI1l
bus~ess dISBandsmen will have shined the braSs buttons of their "'Ameri'eail Red Cross Braille Transcripti01ll Class-lO
trict says he and his cohorts have just beguil to fIght.
uniforms to' make' an appearance in: .one of many parad~s. *Children's Theatre-Drama
Contest-Mrs.
Syd Reynolds,.
Thanks to the extreme tolerance of the ]'arms city
Inst~ctor~4
p.m. to 6. p.m..
The spectators will cheer as Old Glory is carried past
council, this group has succeeded in delaying the comple- them.
*Memorial Bridge Club-Duplicate
,Bridge-Mr.
and Mrs.
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tion of this project for a ridiculously
long period. Th~
Andrew
Walron. d, Directors-7:30
p.m.
But behind all this pageantry
are 'more significant
councilmen have granted the opposition every opportunity
reasons for this annual observance.
Many men and women
Grosse Pointe Community
Theatre-Play
Rehearsals-to employ every legal move available to drag out !he iss?e. have died :f}ghting for the flag which we ..chee:r with such
8 P rri .
.
After being beaten in the county courts, the antI-parkmg
Al umnl:, •.0f Phi K appa 'Th' eta- S..,
gusto. Some of them will be remembered
by relatives' and
oronty dance--9 p.m.
lot expansion
association has taken the matter
to the friends who' place fresh ~owers at their grav~s.,
supreme court of the state.
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But many others have graves in foreign lands. Still
Saturday,
June 1. '~.
The latest expoundings
of the leader of the group are others are without relatives to remember
*Ballet. Classes-MaryEllen Cooper, Instructor-9:30
am.
them.
contained in the communications
below. Perhaps you can
to 3 p.m.
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Me.inorial Day honors' all who have-tought
for our
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figure them out.
country.
The ,privates are eulogized .as much.as the gen- . U. of M. Women Alumniuncheon-:-1 p,m.
Delt,a Kappa Gamma-tea
and meeting-l:30
p.m.
erals. Each one :J!lade'the supreflle sacrifice for his country.
May 24,1957
Grosse
Pointe
High
School
Graduating'
Senior
ClassAt
this
tim~
it
is
p.erhC!-psgood
fur
us
to
recall
'a
porMr, Robert B. Edgar, Editor
certain ~mbers
of the Farms
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The Grosse Pointe News
tion
of
Lincoln's
Gettysburg
Address.
"It
is
rather
for
us
Council are bent on proceeding
dmner-8
!p.m.
99 Kercheval Avenue
with the project in controversy, the living to be here dedicated-."
Dedicated
to What?
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If<
Grosse Pointe Farms 36, Mioh. in defiance' of the Constitution The criSIS of the Civil Warha~
passed. Certainly the sol.
Sunday, June 2
.
and Laws of the State of Michi- diers who died 'in that war did not do so in vain.
*Grosse Pointe Symphony Orche.stra-concert-5:30
a.m.Dear Mr. Edgar:
gan.
- the public ..is cordially
invited without
charge-(In
As American citizens we must be dedicated to some
In the Matter of Farms City.
It is indeed diffic.ult for me worthwhile
case of rain' it will be held June 9th).
cause if our nation is to survive.
We must
Council to "Spot-Zone" 65 foot to conceive, gentlemen, as to
continue to stand' up for freedom and a democracy that
Strip of Land, Part of the Play- just how you expect to get
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ground af The Gabriel Richard around, or evade, repeated rul- will preserve freedom.
Our
American
heritage
belongs
to
each
of
us
regard"'Water and Oil Painting Classes-,-Hughie
Lee-Smith, InSchool, Acquired, from the ings of out Supreme Court on
.
Grosse Pointe Pulblic School "spot-zoning," by simply giv- less of our ancestry.
structor-9
:30 a.m, to 12 noon.'
System.
ing the UNotice of Public HearIt is ours to 'work' for and die for, but what is most *Cancer Information
Service' Center-Service
Work~
We enclose herewith, for pub- ing," required by the Statute. Of important,
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
to live for.
lication in the next issue of your course, I cannot advise you in
Rotary C-lub of Gtosse Pointe-Iuncheon-12:15
p.m.
paper, in the event you see fit respect of your duties as City made to the "malicious de- used for educational purposes *M
. 1 B'd
Cl b DId
, emOrIa
Tl ge
u up icate Bri ge--Mr. and Mrs.
so to. do, a true copy of an open Attorneys; but I c.an tell you struction complaint." Perhaps
only 'half tim~: Vacation periods
Andrew,
Walrond,
direetors---,-l
p.m.
letter
addressed
to Mess'rs. that certain Members of the we erred in using thp. word
are excessive. Students who are *OiIPainting
Classes-Hughie
Lee-Smith,
Instructor-1
Wright and Tilley, attorneys for Farms Council will not be able
'''prank'' in the heading. New:s- behind in their classes .should
p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, to proceed with their proposed
paper columns will only take
have an opportunity to. catch up .*Ballet Classes-Mary
Ellen Cooper, Instructor-3:15
p.m.
and mailed to them yesterday, off-street parking lot on land
so many characters, and the during summer months,
to '7 p.m.
,
at 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe comprising part of. the Gabriel
width restriction some' times'
Consolidation of districts diFanns.
Richard
School Playgr(JUnd,
Federated
Garden Club of Michigan-tea-3
p.m.
causes
us
to
use
words
we
lutes
loCal control and'responSincerely yours,
. slici.1ld they continue. in office
Blue
Hi
Y-dinner-6:30
p.m.
would prefer to avoid.
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sibility. It pyramids' administraf
.James A. Jameson for the next hundl'ed years: :rhis
Democratic 'Club-meeting-8
p.m.
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tive
staffs at~theexpense of the' GrossePoihte
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is stated in all sincerety; for the
P
May 21, 1957 most competent classroom teachGrosse
ointe Artists Association-meeting-8
p.m.
Edward P. Wright, ESQ.,
off-street parking activities in
ers. Under. compulsory. attend*.
If<
Attorney for City of Grosse
which the Farms Council has Dear Mr. Edgar:
Tuesda~", June 4
Pointe Farms,
been engaged during the past I May I use your newspaper to ance, courses of "study" are reHospital-Service
WorkThomas C. Tilley, Esq.,
ten years is, to me as a citizen, exp:r:ess the app.reciation of the -duced to the lowest common *Service Guild for Children's
, Ass't. Attorney for Grosse
property-owner and taxpayer, M~thers . Club of. the Grosse' denominator. of ability and. in10 a.m. to 3 p.m....
Pointe Farms,
not at all funny. Neither is it ;PoInte,HIgh School 'to the. more terest of students. This resulted
Grosse Pointe Optimist Club-dinner
and meeting~6:15
Grosse Pointe Farms City Hall, fum".yto my feilow citizens who, than 2100 people who helped~o in frills and 'electiye snap cour,p.m.
,
90 Kerby Road,
also, are property owners and ma:ke our annual "Scholarshlp ses to the neglect of1anguage(s)
BrIdge-Tea ~ success.
. :.composition .and badly needed
Exchange Club of Grosse Pointe-dinner
and meetingGrosse Pointe Farms, Michigan taxpayers.
We thank you for your most science cOurses
6:30 p.m.
We have,just begun the fight.
These' gene;al observations
Kiwan'is Club of Grosse Pointe, InC.-dinner
and m.eet,..
Gentlemen:
There shall be no compromise g~lferous publicity. We appreclate the patronage ?f all the apply in varying" degrees to 10.
ing-6:30
p.m.
Re: "Notice of Proposed Zon- with those salutory principles .people ~ho bought tlckets, the cal situations. Grosse Pointe faxFriends of Grosse Pointe
Public
Library-dinner
and
ing Ordinance Amendment," Re-' on which our democracy is
g~neroslty ?f all the merch~ts
payers are entitled to a better
meeting-,6:30
p,m.
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quested by Coundl of the .City founded.
who contrIbuted door prIzes accounting from Board 'Presi"'Sea Exploreh-meeting-7
:30 p.m.
of Grosse Pointe Farms.
Sincerely yours,
and food, the help of the cusR
rehearsals-8
t od'lans an d 0ff'Ice 51aff . at th e dent obert F. Weber and. Sec- Grosse Pointe Community' Theatre-Play
Some time ago, my attention
James A, Jamesan,
was called to the above "'Notice
For The Gabriel high school. The Y-Teen' girls retary Ch"et Sampso.n of what
p.m.
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Richard Schaol and the Hi-Y boys proved has been done w~th. money
af Proposed Zoning Ordinance,"
from taxe~ and bond Issues. Also
as appeared in -Tne Grosse
District Improvement themselves indispensable.
Wednesday, June 5
Asociatian
The more than 100. women on what Increases may be exPointe News of May 26, 1957,
Drilled
Fellowship
circle of Kings, Daughters and Sons-Iunchwho
wOrked
so
willingly
on
pected
later.
.
and this letter now is addressed
eon-12
noon.
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committees are to be congratuLet us conSIder these and reto you in lieu of my appearing
CUSTOM LAMPS
Ellen Cooper, Instructor-4
p.m. to
lated on a project so successfully lated. matters b~fore our school *Ballet Classes-Mary
at the public hearing scheduled
.9:30
p.m.
.
completed.
'electIOn,
Monday,
J~ne
10.'
built from your
to be held on Jurte 17th next,
'. Sincerely,
George M. ZImmerman '*Memoria't Bridge Club-Duplicate
Bridge-Mr.
and Mrs.
personally.
By Fred Kopp R. Ph.
(Mrs. Edwin S.) Elaine R.
Respectfully,
Gentlemen: The Grosse 'Pointe
VASES,
, Andrew
Walrond, Directors-7
:30 p.m,
You probably will recall, that
Are the; days you feel
- Ross
Church League would like to
*Style,
Grooming
and
Modeling
Class-Mr.
Lief
Bergan
in the course of the hearing
really well rare occasions?'
May 22, 1957
General Chairman,
thank you for your publicSTATUES
will conduct classes for both "Miss and Mrs. Grosse
held in the circuit on 16th April
Do you feel fatigued, listless
Scholarship Bridge-Tea
Dear. Mr. Edgar:
spirited
act
in
donating
the
most of the time? This is a
last. certain frank admissions
"'Pointe." The nine-week course. (through July 31st) is
We can roise
Mothers; Club of
The publicity extenCfed to the
condition from' which many
were made by the City of Grosse many individual trophies to the
offered'
for
$45.0Q.--re~ervations,
which
are
limited,
are
Grosse
Pointe
High
School
actiV'itiesfor
"It's
.Great
to
Live
or lower your
persons suffer, yet feel there
Pointe Farms, in respect of its members of the winning basketbeing taken at the Center-TU.
1-7511-7:30 p.m.
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in Michigan Week" in your re':'
floor or
ball
teams
at
the
recent
clOsing
is
little
they
can
do
about
it.
engaging in the off-stree.t parkDear Mr.' Edgar:
cent publication was greatly
9603'
Air Force Reserve--:-meeting-8
p.m.
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On the cantrary, your doc:toble lamp. '
banquet.
ing lot business, for ten years
'I should like to expres's the appreciated by the Grosse Pointe . Graduating
tor can help restor~ your
Class of Austin High School-dance-10
p.m.'
Your Mr. Fed Runnellh gave
absent an Ordinance. That cruenergy and of course imappreciation
of
my
family
lor
Harper
Woods
Area
committee.
to
1:30
a.m.
.
,
cial issue now is properly be- the league great assistance by the splendid service~ performed
Special Bases
prove your health a.nd :n.
The
cooperation
of
the
press
fore the Supreme Court. How- his presence and the talk that
cr€ase
your
zest
for
work
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Made
by the staff of Cottage Hospital 'in any comlJlunity endeavor is
and play.
.
ever, inasmuch as such issue is he presented.
.
Thursday, June 6
of
Grosse
Pointe.
most
vital,
and
we
feel
the
cov~
We certainly appreciate your
The average person would
so closely interwoven with the
Welcome Wagon Club of .Grosse Pointe-morning
coffeeDuring professional nurses erage of our plans by our newsCome in and
be amazed at the number of
issue which the Council h~s kindness in the publicity given
'.11a.m.
'
~eek,
MaY'13-18,the
devotion
tojPapercontribuated
a
great
deal
carefully
developed
rl
rug
talk
over your
.
raised by its proposel to re- the games 'each Saturday.'
~Ballet Classes-Mary
Ellen C00per, Instructor-4
p.m. to
duty
of.nurses,
nurse
aides
and
towards
'focusing
the
attention
products
that
are
available
lamp
problems.
Cordially yours,
zone the 65-foot strip of land
7
p.m.
volunteers
everywhere
was
pub-:of
our
citizens
in
the
state-wide
to
counter-act
mineral
deover which the original controEdward 'D. Trowbridge,
.'
. ficiencies' in the body. Let
licly acclaimed. Their contribu- tribute to our important state.
versy arose, I believe that the
1340 Bishop
your doctor determine your
tions
to
the
'health
,of
our
counForrest
Geary,
,everyone
remember,
to,
vote
iJl
same has been properly referred
By order of the Board of
Congregational
Church
needs by a physical examinGE;I,.eralChairman
the School Board eleCtion _on
to herein.
ation.
Directors trymen are tremendous, day by
Plans
Berry
Festival
d~y,
week
by
week,
Sunday
and
Norbert
Neff,
June
10,
and
cast
a
ballot
in
As you gentlemen well know,
Buy pure fresh drugs from
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holiday.'
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City of Grosse Pointe favor of', re-electing
Robert
a ttusted pharmacist.
it is the prbrilege of the Farms Dear Sir: .
17222 E.WARREN AVE.
It was
coincidence that my
Everitt Lane,
Weber.
The Grosse Pointe CongregaCouncil to eIiact this Proposed
This is the 650th of a series of
This'is to call your attention
Jpp, E, Warren Bowling Alleys
wife
was
a
patient
at
Cottage
Grosse
Pointe
Park
tional
Church
will
hold
a
StrawEditorial
advertisements
appeaTOrdinance; .and that I, as an to two front page items in your
" nurses were
Yours as ever,
b erry F est'Iva1 on We dnes day, ing in this paper each week.
HosDital at the time
Sidney De Boer,
attorney representing my own edition of M:ay 16th.
(Copyright)
TU 1-1977
•
Gerald' C. .Schroeder
.
Grosse 'J:lointe Farms
50 Shoreham .Road'
June 5 on the church lawns
and the interests of nwnerous
In calling vandalism "kids so rightfully recognized. It was
=:-::----------===--------------William Lange, .
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from 7 until 9 o'clock.
citizens, have the privilege of pranks" and apologizing for the no coincidence that their nurcalibre,
Grosse Pointe Woods
My 20 1957
Mrs. Wray Donaldson
of
instigating court actioI\ to have "decent kids" beer party and sing was of'so high
Thomas .K;, Jeffries,
Dear Sirs:
,a ,.
Group 8 and Mrs. William Be:such Ordinance, declared 'void jailing -with your "very very for their training and underall
Grosse Pointe Shores,
dard_ of Group 4. will be hosand unconstitutional as consti- .funny" treatment of "just high- standing are manifest.for
Robert McNutt,'
Our junior Audubon Club at
.
tuting what is commonly. knoWn spirited youthst you do a dis- theIr patients all the time.:' .
'.
H
W
Rich¥d
School is concerned tesses. Tickets will be 60 cents
S.Incere 1y'yours, .
as "spot-zoning." You may be service to parents, property
arper
oods
about the Jitter and. trash that for adults and 30 cents for chilsure that the citizens whom I owners and the community you
Stuart T. Hanger.
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dren. In case of bad' weather
5 Radnor C.ircle
May 24, 1957 people throw about our city.
represent, will be well briefed, profess to serve~
'w'
t
ge ever
. y'- the festival will be held' indoors.
• ... •
Dear Sir:
. e wou'l.d l'k
1 E1.our
in advance of the public hearing
In my opinion, your paper
body"
in
.Grosse
Pointe
-to
reIcheduled for June 17, 1957: evidenced irresponsible jourMay 25, 1957 •I hayefollowed, with thought:" ~ember'to.
place litter, and
and that, meantime, the publi~ nalism last Thursday.
The Eaitor,
ful interest, the variety of prob- papers,.. in,...trash can,s'instead'of
M¥INES PL:!\N'.REUNION
at large, will be informed of
Grosse Pointe News:
confronted,the Jittering our streets.
The Second ,Marine Division
Very truly yours,
. It:imswhiai,have
.
its right to. instigate court ac"If it were ,not for the lux- Grosse Pointe Board of Educa- ..We wollldlike
to have our Association today urged all forWilliam R. Luedders
tion or the purpose of comuries, we could afford tlJ.e ne- tion fu recent years, andhav~
letter published to remind pea- mer memlbers of the Division to.
1225 Harvard Rd. '
pellingMembers
of the Farms
cessities;" ,Money ,to. erec~ and obs.erved the. ma~er in whi~h pIe, a1:>O\;l.keeping
our city attend the. Division banquet, 'to.
Grosse Pte. Park
ths
t
Council who authorized the exequip public school" buildings t?ese, problems have been con- beautiful.
be held at the Hotel.Statle:r on
• • •
penditure af public monies for
, Remember. don't be a litter June 1. A pre - reunion affair,
Editor's Note - This is the comes from taxation. It is levied sIdered" and solved:
They will retain their.
construction of the off-street
My interest ':vas inspired not' ,bug!'
the banquet
be highlighted
first time we have been ac- under the police po\Ver of'govparking lot on a certain part of cused of lookiug lightly bn the elmment. Operating funds. come only ~ecau~e ~ have two sons
Sincerely, .
by the selection of the 1957 Repriginal beauty and'softness.
property
belonging to The iU...advised shennanig.ans or from the same source.._
attendmg 'school, but also bl:!. Lisa Mower
union Queen,
I
Grosse Painte' PU1blic School outrig4t vandalism indulged
The ease with which money. ,cause I' serve professionally
\
Information and reservations
System, to repay the same into in by the younger set. Gen- is raised by taxatlon contriputes many' resi,qen:ts in the' grosse CALLED. ,RECKLESS DRIVER regarding the banquet may be
•
the City Treasury, out af their
erally we are criticized as to erection of palacialschool
Pointe area who. have no,' chilRoland- B. Meulebrauck of'; obtained from, .either, Loa I G.
15139
own pockets.
being too rough. If Mr. LeudbuildiJlgs. This extravagancedreri
in school' butwho~how887 Washingtcn road, ..~as ar- .. Arnold, -15886__Warwick, Allen
Further, since the mentioned
ders will re-read the story on causes "shortages" of operating: ever; Iare vitally concerned with rested by Shores police on Sun- Park, or Maurice Roche, phone
parking lot was npt constructed
the teenagers arrested
in funds. Professional
educators; the way,iri which theirtax dol:", day, May 26, and charged.'withVExmont
9 - 5505. Reservations'
in the public interest, it is pos- Ontari9 for staging' a beer
at lakepointe
demand more and more' taxes.. lar is spent.
,
reckless driving on Lake' Sh~'re must be made' by May 15.
.~ble, legally speaking, to com- 'party, he' will note that the
These taxes are burdensome ..
It is my view,that the leader': road.,A bond of '$125 was' posted 'The 1'957 anr..',lal reunion, to I
pel its removal at the personal
seemingly facetious sentences
RAtes have been increased re- ship of the Grosse Pointe Baard pending a day iIi court.'.
be held July 19, 20, and 21, will
Pick-up and Delivery
expense of those Members of are direct quotes by the' peatedly. Easy money from otEducation has been excellent,
-----host televisian and, screen star
the City Council who authorized
Canadian provincial police Michigan sales tax and ~scelthat' considerable, progress has
One Navy, tractor moved 10,- Jack Webb, who will
present
VA 2-5800.
it.
who handled the case. As for laneous-' revenues has invited 'been made, and that the citizens aoo,ooo cubic feet. of .,snowto the Tarawa Award to. the out-SINCE 1918CaI'Qful examina tian of all the story about the youngsters 'extravagance by lacal boards appreciate the good . work of clear~a sea ice landing strip for standing Marine Corps DrillIn1be pertinent facts, leads to but
who damaged a hou,se being of education.
"Grosse PoMt~s , Oldest and Finest"
'theboard
members. I should planes arriving' in the Antattic:structor.
Welbb will also crown
..
conclusion, namelYl that
built, specifio reference was
Public Ichool buildings Ale like io W'iQ therefore, that from New Zealand'
last
'October,
the
reunion,
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help YOlllelect the Pratt &: Lambert
White paint best luited to your house .,•
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masonry .. c~mbinati()n
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14500 HARPER
.rUES
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COIi&truction •••
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built from Jour
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Spring,f~rtili:z:atio~'.
i.s best
und~ MIchigan conditions, ~ys
Schick. Late summer application may eause new growth
.which' can I be har:med by frost.
With evergreen trees, Schick
suggests an application of one
pound of commercial' fertilizer
per inch of trunk diameter. '
0 r g ani c fertilizers, .which
have the advantage' of being
slower in action and inclined
to burn the tree, are particularly well adapted to evergreens
Their application should be on
the soil sUrfaCe.
To Hold Party:
~e Fontbonne Awciliary of
St. John Hospital will sponsor a
spa'ghetti luncheon and. cca-I'd
card party Thursday, June 8 at
12:30 p.m. in St. Matthew'.
Auditorium, Whittier and ,;Hal'.
per.
Chairman •
Mr«. Joseph
Brown, and the donation is
$1.35.
For reservations please can
Mrs. A. Einheuser, TU 2-1657;
. Wafer~g can be. -:v.en,more Mrs. E. Jacques, TU 2-86l'1{ MrI.
~portant. than fertllizmg, par- H, Bourliel'J TlT 4-8731.
tlcularl~ In -the dry month-'S of
;u;r-' k August .and seihtetmbtehr.
d
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en .St .1._ ad the Indian. .ole .laW' make.
groun
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of plentiful eom. To .hredded
ofsixmches ..
ehilled cabbage add drained
Clay soils need heavier but .. hole kernel corn, finely chople"ss frequent applications than ped onion, chopped green .pep.
.. SOlIs. Overwaterlng
.
do . ~andy
per and pimento and Muonis unconuno~ but it ean. be in,. Thera, adel tart bench
harmful.
dressing.
.
11"
\..\: rugs cleaned hy STAR
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'look better by far
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CARP'" CLIANINe CO.
, LOrain 7-3400
a.
USTOM LAMPS
on
A plea CY!. guilty was entered
by Edward P. Frohlich of 115
Chicago boUlevard, Detroit, to
speeding on Mack, He paid
$10 fine.
Francis A. Vaughn of 1405
. Brysdrive, since goneirito the
Armed Forces, was represented
by his father, who entered a
plea of guilty for him, on a
charge of speeding on Mack, A
fine of $5 waa paid.
It cost James Downes of 2.2414
Edgewood, St. Cl~ir Shores" $5
for violation. of 'Ordinance 56,
which prohibits dumping within
the city limits. He entered & plea
of not guilty and was found
guilty of- dumping .grass clipp~
ings on Marter road, north of
the Girard Drain.
Robert' Marcereau of 771 St.
Clair, charged with loiteringl:t
Heward
Johns,OOl Restaurant,
pled not guilty and was found
not guilty and his case was dismissed.
L. T, Sobocinski of 578 Hidden
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June
ol air and
ROBERI F. WEBER
was guilty~/
Vote For
.BERT F. WEBER
I)()l Board,
plenty
VA 2.2172
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CO.
20481 MACK
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BOARD, of
EDUCATION
Election June 10; 1957
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IBO,B WEBER -POSSESSES ALL OF THE MANY QUALIFICATIONS
Vote For
ROBERT F. WEBER
School Board, June 10
TU 1.9760
Grosse Pointe
DESIRABLE
IN A
SCHOOl. BOARD MEMBER:
amp,
'1. H.I. president
ial Bases
.
the
School. a~ard now! .
.
I.. H. i. president of Goodwill IMustri .. of
Detroit!
6, He .. a Sunday School lup.rlntendent!
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and
er your
roblems,
OLLIG
EOTRIO SHOP
Spring, .Clellran,ce
Warren
Bowling
MR, .I.nd MRS. ALGER SHELDEN
. MR. and MRS. LEO J. FITZPATRICK
MR. and MRS, RICHARD. YOUNG
MR. and MRS. CHARLES BELTZ
MR, and' MRS. VINCENT DEP1TRIS ...
'MR. and MRS. MILES. McKEE
MR,.and MRS. JOHN RONEY
MR~ alld. MRS,' SIGURD R. WENDlN
MR. and, MRS. DONALD STRNAD
. MR. and ~RS.""STARK HICKEY
MR. Clnd MRS. JOHN BOCKSTAN%
MR. and MRS. H, I)ONALD BLISS
MR. and MRS. FREDERIC W. STEINER,
MR, .and MRS. PAUL I. MORELAND ,"
MR•. an'~fMRS.OSCAR
B. MARX,JR.
. MR, and MRS. EDGAR •• GALLOWAY
MR. and' MRS" JOHN BRINK
MR: and MRS. WALLACEM. JENSEH
MR. and MRS.,IGEORGE L. CASSIDY
DR•. and' MRS. ALBERT D. LAW
MR. and MRS. LLOYD C. NYMAN
MR. and' MRS. ,DONALD W. JENNI~GS
MR. and MRS. EDWARD CHRISTEN~EN
COME IN OR CALL .US FOR
'
15139
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A DEMONSTRATION
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, 15777 HARPER, ~t Berkshire
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MR. and MRS.
MR. and MRS.
MR. and MRS.
DR. and MRS,
MR. and MRS.
MR. and MRS,
MR., and MRS.
MR. and MRS.
MR. and MRS.
MR. And MRS.
MR. and MRS.
DR. aIMlMRS.
MR, aM. MRS.
MR.'alMl MRS.
MR, and MRS.
MR. and MRS.
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MR. and MRS.
MR. and MRS.
DR., gnd ,MRS.
,MR, and MRS.
MR. and MRS.
MR. CHAR~-S
FRANK A. COLOMBO
EUGENE A. MOST
BENJAMIN W. JAYlIK
EDWARD WISHROPP
HOWARD GANDELOT
GERALD C. SCHROED.
STUART FRIF.DRICH
ROBERT UNGEWITIER
MELL COLLINSON
CLARENCE SLOCUM
WILLIS BULLARD
LAWRENCE J. KELLY
E, W. ALLISON
GEORGE THOM, JR.
KARL SCHALDENBRANO
ROBERT LAITNER
DAVID C. LOWE
DONALD WALKER.
WILLIAM A, KROGH
FREDERICK A. LAUPP!
DONALD A. WILLIAMS
JAMES STOLTENBERG
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Be .sure. to vote. for Robert 1. We/,,~r.~MontillY, June lOtb
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hi, own bUlln ... !
.8~ H. ownsond, manag_
MR. and MRS. DONALD J. NIGRO
MR. and MRS. ERWIN L. KONING
MR. and MRS. KEN SMITH
MR. and MRS. ELBERT O. WARREN
'MR. and MRS. CHARLES V. BOOTH, JR •
MR. and MRS. CE"L $. IONWAY
MR.' and. MRS, WILLIAM A, TERNES
MR. and MRS•. REMINGTON J. ~URDY -'MR. and MRS. HERVER ~, PARK.E
MR. and MRS. WILLI.4M A. RAUPAGH
MR. and MRS. GEORGE NICHOLSON, JR,
,DR. and MRS. M. M.SHEAFFER
MR. and MRS. HAROLD O. LOVE
JUDGE and MRS. JOSEPHBELANGlR
MR. and MRS. SHELDON L. DRENNAN
MR. and MRS. R~BERT I. SEMPLE
MR. and MRS. HARVEY. O. DIXON '
MR. EDWARD R. BUNN
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MR. and MRS. ROBERT ZIMMERMAN
MR., ,and MRS. EDWARD MITCHELL'
, MR. a.nd MRS. DONALD E. MARSHALL
MR. and MRS. JOSEPH E. BEJIN
, MR. and MRS. JOHN ZOLAD
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heir
oftnes5.
7. H. I. a pa~t' memb.r, DetroIt Area Coun~
Scouts of America!
WHO KNOW
C.HILDREN!.SQME
-OF EDUCATING,O,U,R.
r
we can offer you the
deal you've been waiting fC?rI
FEEL
LEADING CITIZENS
HIS TIME AND EFFORTS
NO w...
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Grosse Pointe
of All '57 Models
- them!"
VA 2-5800
4. H. has three children attending
Schools!
POfNTE'S
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ck-up and Delivery
the Board of
Alleys
TU 1-1977
ot Lokepointe
3. He 'has three' yean e.xperienceon
Education!
BOil WEBER HAS THE PERSONAL' SUPPORT AND ENDORSEMEN.T OF MANY OF GROSSE
2 E. WARREN AVE.
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of
2. He is immediate past treasurer of the Board of
E'ducation!
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Fisher Widening
Project Approved
Children's Summer Film
n will begin on June 20
he showing of "Broken
.. starring James Stewart,
landler. and Debra Paget,
the ensulQg 10 weeks,
'ine children's films will
1m at the Central Library
both branch libraries in
rk and Woods. In Oetoth film series will be reand of course, special
:anbe ordered through
rary at any time.
a~y further information
ling library films which
been covered suffieienti:o'ilmCounselor, William
lbrough, may be coneither in person at the
Library, or by phone,
FINED
~~::r.h&v.
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SUITS
Blair of 5105 Whitfield,
, was arrested by Park
lan Geor'ge Blair (no reon Sunday. May 26, for': .
; driving on Jefferson.
1l0\'ling day. Paul apbefore Park Judge C.
Belanger. whc imposed
fine or 10 days in jaIl,
e was paid.
,On TreB CarB
Advice Offered
Hospital. Group
PaQ. Bev." ,
car
$
.
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Everyone of the 23 perspns lane, ticketed for harbOring a
When, ,how and 'h-O-W-o-f~te-n-t-m-an-u-r-e-a-nd'
other organic Jerscheduled
to appear. before nuisance (dpg), pled not guilty should I 'fertilize my broadleaf tilizera may be usee:.
Woods Judge Don J. Goodrow and. was foUnd not guilty and shade irees?
.
on Saturday, May 26, 'made an his case'was ..dismissed.
"
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FOl" shade irees, Schick sugappe~rance in court.
.
"These
questions. &r1t ofte~ ge~s an application of three
The heaviest penalty of the
FranCis'Fallon 01 12143 Whit- ask~a by' Michigan homeown- pounds' of. complete: fertilizer'
day went foGiuseppe
Gram- horn;petroit,eharged""ith hav- ers .. ' HarOld ;sChick,: Michlgan such as .10-6-4 or 12,.12~12per
matico of 5034 Maryland, De:' ing a ~qisy
muffler, pled not State University extension spe- inch 'of trunk thickness.
Be
troit, who was 'accused of reck- gUilty' ani was, found guilty and' cialist, reports' that a :few gen..; sure to note the analysis on the
lesS driving and causing propereral rules can serve 'as guides bag. In using newer, more oonty damage in front of 2100 Len- Jive~ a .uspended :.se.ntence,
in figuring out answers.
centrated fertilizers, toll 0 w
non. He entered a plea of not
James M. Northrup .o~1341. S.'
Fertilizer . can b~. used 10 directions closely,
guilty and was found guilty and Oxforr;i"accu,s~d of drlvIng ,",:lth :push the gro\\-th. C[f young; e$When ready to .apply, "drill
ordered to pay a fine of $5~.,
an eXPlre.d heensepled
gwlty ~ablished trees a few years after hOles.'about 12-18 inches deep
In, addition, Grammatico was and .was imed ,$5..
transplanting.
Also, it can. help around the tree. Schick recom~
placed on six .months' proba- ' Stephen C. Towell C1f 11240 a. tree recover from an attack mends that the holes be'spaced
tion, during which he is f9r.:. Lansdowne,
and William A.. of insects or a disease. A lack two .feet apart .and about half
bidden to.- dri;ve, and during Lo'utl1ano! 14720 ,Novai'a~both of vigor: may be shown by way bet~een the trunk and the
which he .1nust make damage of DetJ:.oit; and,Richard B.'Bal- spat'se foliage, light green ,or.furtherst
branch spread. A soil
restitution in the amount of $25. lard o.f. 19787 Ida: lane 'pled yellow leaves, the death of twig augerorstraigb:t
kon. bQl' may
Hug~ F. DiPierro of 21712 guilty. to having ;alcoholic bev~ tips..
'be used.
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Newcastle,. Harper
W~~ds,era~esm.
e car~V!Oal~n.o
. Schick warns againsLusing
Afro;r:en fruit juice can'full
charged wlth reckless. drlVll1g ,.o~dina~ce . 85,'~~lCh prolUblt~ commercial fertilizer
young, at fertilizer should be poured
on Bournemouth, stoOd mute. He mmors. :from.,.havmg, s':1~h bev- newly transolanted trees. 'He into each hole. Water should
nd gw"lty
$35 erages m. their POSSesSIOn.
.
ts. th a,'t rlC
'h tOPSOl.
'1 b e be added sOConafter appllca'
W"~ i"
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sugges.
A :fine of $35 was imposed ~.Towel1and
Louthan were placed ,around the
~re. soon tion' to, dissolve the :fertilizer.
against ,Henry' 0; Verschaeve of :placed on six months probation, aft e r
transplanting.
Also, Holes must be left open so the
220&5 Grossdale,
St.
Clair and assessed costs o.f $15 each;
,
Shores, after he pled guilty to and ordered to be in their homes
speeding on Mack ave~ue,
by 10 p.rn.. every ~ght.
Robert R. Coddens of 1717
Ballard :was. ordered 10 pair
Lochmoor, entered a plea of costs of $15. The probation-cur~
guilty to reckless driving on :few was suspended in his case,
Cook road. He was ordered to
pay a fine lof $25, and was
placed on six mo~thll pmbation, no driving.
~
Also accused oil reckless driv,
ing on Cook road was Ernest L.
Gates of 743 Lochmoor. He pled
•
.The City Council at' its last
guilty and was fined $25.
Harry E. Fitzgerald of 1962'5 regularly scheduled me~ting on
Salisbury, St. Cl'airSihores, pled May ,20; approved an-appropriaguilty _to speeding on W. Aline tion of $7,242.50to pay half the
cost of widening and resurfacand paid a fine of $25. ' ..
James p, Kelly of 185 Vincent ing Fisher road between Jeffersoil and Maumee.
street,
Inkster, for
pledspeeding
guilty and
was, fined$Z2
on
Tacked-Down. Carpets Cleanecl
The other half will be borne
Mack.
On -Your floor. IN ONE DAY
by :the 'Farms. The money will
Julia M. Boullard Oif 200013 come from gas and weignt tax
with Bigelow'. "'KARPEr-KARr
Mader drIve, St. Clair Shores, incomes. Fisher, between Mau~
accused of not having her car mee and Kercheval avenues,
under contol and' causing an will be resurf!iced in 1958.
accident at Torrey and Mack,
pled guilty 'and was given. a
The Navy delivered a hunsuspended'sentence:
Mary Ann Cleland of 473 dred million pounds of cargo
Newport, Detroit, paid a fine of to the Antarctic duririg Op~ra-'.
$5 after a plea of guilty to caus- tion Deepfreeze.
ing an, accident at Mack and
Bournemciuth. .
Salvatore Bommarito of 2,2506
Rosedale, St~ Clair Shores, was
found guilty of causing an ac'Cident at Mack and Renaud. His
fine was, $5.
Margaret M. Dougherty of
2177 Rein avenue, East Detroit,
pled guilty to ignoring a signal
light at Mack and Lochmoor,
and was fined $13..
.
Speeding on Bramcaster cost
Irene Rose Moran of 1928 Prestwick, a fine of $7.50. Her plea
America's Most Outstanding'
e to borrow almost any
1at is available on 16
-ler provided enough no;iven. A minimum of two
is desirable. though we
ad success in obtaining
!ms in less time:.
ese instances, the rental
rged by the li:brary from
the film is ordered is
l to the patron. This fee
according to how long
m in question is. and
r or not it is in color or
nd-white, N a t u r a II y,
1m is a little higher. Durpast year 44 films were
oked in this fashion for
rons. This raises our total
s available to the public
figure of 212. Not bad.
much for the past; what
:lext year, the future?
from here, it looks even
t :-tan last year. Our basic
on will have at least four
lms. three of which are
) the library from The
; of the Grosse Pointe
Library and the Grosse
Motion Picture and Tele:ounci1. More about thE-se
e:rdate.
eptemoer. the li:brary is
the Michigan Library
ircuit, which will assure
our additional films !>er
and through the gener: the Canadian Consulate,
11 have four more fine
ler month, all on Canaavel and sport, and all in
RIVER
POI N TIN
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·Librqry Acquires More Movies Po~i;~a~
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Eight color films have
been
added to the film collection at
the Grosse Pointe Public Library for the month of June.
These files may be borrowed
by any adult resident of the
five Grosse Pointes on a regular library card for a period of
14 hours.
Patrons are urged to make
adv;mce reservations for the
use of films as early as possible
.
. tt o aVOIdlast
-minute disappom
ment. Reservations may
be
Vote For
ROBERT F. WEBER
School Board) June 10
:~.m:=.~ ..econdand
Tappe.tTicker~ Put on Show
0 'Moran,
ars p"
---'------,The Grosse Pointe Junior
made in person at the Central
Price Watts, C310.
last
"'The-Tappet Tickers)"
Grosse persons, had a. difficult job
'brary
a~
K
ere
h
e
val
,and'
week
became
the
-ninth
mem.
Pointe's
hot
rOd."
club,
'staged,
a
:making
awards~
Fin~
"y,
how.
Chamber
of Commerce con.
LI
~
duo"'ted
af dr' .
.t
.
Fisher or by telephone, TUxedo ber of GrosSe ,Pointe High show'on the lawn",9f.-bhe:Grosse ever,' Chief,Ti~bly
of.,the City""
as e- IVlng' con est m
4.2200~The eight new' films are Sch~ol"s'J~~
gra4uatinog' cJass, Pointe War Memoriitl 'ori: Sun- of 'Grosse Pomte, Police Depart. connection with, the shaw. Pr'esidescribed as:
to be aY'arded.a schohU'Sihip., day, May 26. 'Especially c<>m-ment Tony :~8ndo,~.:of
the dent Pat Cusick was assisted
ANCIENT ROME (11 min.) ". On Ma:~ 21' ,Pri,ce':reC.eive~ a m~nd~d ~~ Paul Slinger, chair- Grosse' Pointe ,RQtary; €lub and by Kirk Cookson, Bob Gall and
presents the achievements of c~e~k for ,~lQO"
from C~arles,}~" ,man:of ::th!'l~~ow.,though' ~ the c. Hem~' Haber~orll}:~ of the Cart St:ver.
Rome in government, engineer- ,Beltz, presIden~) .De~t!'~t, c;h~];t bors,: in the c::1ub'co. operated in Gfoss~ ,Poin~ ,Wait ~inorial,
Fro~:flhe 50 C?ntes?mts, Ger.y
ing, architecture, an~ .la~, an~ .~er.~, t~e,Nat~ona~ Ae~on~~tia ,its p.rodu;cti~n,~d worked hard ASSociation' l)ickedJ...the-~ollow- French of the King Pm Hot Rod
establishes our spef;lfl~ mherl,;, 4Ss~latlOn. ~he mo!?,ey,lSt~)>e on It.
'
'ing ,WinnerSr' : :,
'-,
Club Emerg~l as the winn~r of
tances from Rom a n culture. us:ed to h7lp ~ay'.'hIS eX?,~ses
More, than 85 cars were dis- '
,
' ,'
the safe-driving contest with aWe
'P r 0 v ide s a background for 'at the ,.ullverslty at whIm he
I' d
f th
t
In full "cn~stom,-,Ken:P~ter- sCore of '208 out of a, possible
study of ancient Rome as a re- hopes to win' a degree~ in' -aero. :p aye ,m,anfy 0 ke:r:n~dePtrhesen.s~il; in '.semi~!-1stom ,:Lee 238. Besides actually negotiat..
,mg"d.t years
.
.
ligious center cap I. ta 1 of an nau t'l<;al' engmeermg.,..
" 0_ wor
th . and -"e dexl' Laskey"
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~~reet' ,r,ads, (coupe mg
a diffi cu It tw'IStm.g:COurse
Empire and a' center o~ cultural
The letter' also stated. that yen lure: "'... ousan B
0 - and ,sedan) - Oliver, Hines;' in through
,barriers and tennis
influen~e of its time. Shows the 'should ,Price ~.esiJ;e,assistance ars.,
,
street fods (roa,dSter-,~d.pickballs, all contestants took a,writAppian Way, the Sacra Via, the from. the NAA,. they would. be
The ,judges .of
e, rhC?'W,at. ~p'):-:,,Art P~il; ~d in compe- ten test in safe di-iving praCtic~,! ~
Forum, Palatine Hill, and in- happy to help ~
~tended ,by appro~ate1y
'. 500 ,t~on:-:-~omWngh;t. ~ards
were problems --and laws.
I;
eludes scenes showing the gran- -:---:-----------------~-~---........
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John H. Brabb, Jr.
Explain Your
Social Security
I.meflts
to You
and your family may
hove more than $50,000 at
stoke under the new Social
$ecurity Act. Don't run the
risk of losing your lawful
YOIJ
Benefits.
2612
N. Woodward
Royal Oak
JO 6-7193
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deur of ancient ROome.
CLIFF HANGERS (11 min.>,.' ..:.;.~-:::Over a gleaming ice field and
,,;:-~...s::.:....-.
up steep cliffs 'Of bare rock the "
camera follows members of the .
Alpine Club of Canada, to stapd '
a t last on a never - before climbed peak in the Canadian,'
Rockies. Before they set. out we '
are introduced to the climbers"
basic equipment and learn th,e,
uses of rope and ice-axe. Excitement mounts with the AlpinHAVE
ists as they leap gaping chasms,
inch their way along icy ledges,
and eventually,arrive breathless '
at the top, pausing for 'a magnificent. view of the sea of
mountains around them.
.
FAMOUS FISH I'VE MET
(11 min.). A discussion of some
of Canada's noted sporting fish
-pike, bass, speckled trout, coho salmon, Atlantic salmon, and
giant tuna. At a sportsman's
show, fishing enthusiast Greg
Clark convinces Peta McGillen,
a confinned hunter, of the delights of a n g 1i n g. The film
shows muskie and pike drawn
from 'northern lakes, speckled
trout caught against a background of Rocky Mountains, and
huge tun~ w~ich rival the griz-,
LM.
zly bear m SIze and sport.
.
FRENCH TAP EST R I E
Hygrade's all meat, skinless
VISIT AMERICA
(26 min.)
shows a collection of over 200
medieval, classical, and modern
Lb.
French tapestries exhibited. in Hygrade's pute pork) value priced
•
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the Ul1ited States. Narration explains how the tapestries were
made.
FUNDY HOLIDAY (11 min.).
Newest of Canada's National
Parks, on the Bay of Fundy in
New Brunswick, provides 80
square miles of varied vacation'
pleasure. Through the eyes of
vacationers we see the scenic
panorama of the Park-shimmering seascapes, white beaches,
a crimson sunrise, and dense
forests. harboring wildlife.
LITTLE RED HEN (10 min.)
uses a live hen, chicks, 'a duck,
a cat, and, a pig among' "props"
made to scale, and occasional'
drawings, to tell the well-known'
.
Pk g.
,
story. At the beginning and end Black everyday low price • • • • • • • .
of the film a little boy and girl :,
'
are seen reading the story.
Pkg,
NAVY GOES NORTH (26
of
48
min.). This film, produced by
the Royal Canadian Navy, tells Everyday low price • , • . • • • • •
of the maiden voyage of HMCS
Labrador, the first Arctic patrol vessel to negotiate the
Northwest Passage and circumnavigate North America.
OHIO AND ITS MINERAL
RES 0 U R C E S (30 min.) describes the natural resources of
Ohio, including l';oa1mining and
transportation; 'the production
and processing of oil,' natural
gas, limestone, dolomite, gypsum, silica sand, sandstone, and ,
salt; the manufacture of items
from these products; and the
use of lake steamers to bring
iron ore to steel mills. Also
touches on rural and' city life,
educational and'
recreational
facilities, and indUstrial areas.
All the films described above
are 16 millimeter sound films.
~~
by oUrexpert staff of kitchen
planners.
BUILT TO YOUR OFtDa"
with your choice of features
and appliances ••• choice of
16 decorator
colors on steel •
or two
wood
finishes.
A. L. Damman
Kitchem
by St. Cbarl86
9941 Hayes
LA'(eview
7-9600
0
Rambler
Sid
a es ~n
,/'
a
Link Sausage
We Also Service' Nash Car
$erVing All of Gl'O$Se Pointe
Spec ia l'ize In
H'udson ...~- Nash Used Cars
14201 E. Warren, at Newport
VAlley 2-3459
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John B. ]
Fryers
Detroit Sym!
than a score 0,
cued oyer a hot .outdoor fire for
extra flaY\)r' and eni~yment.
il
the country
On Mond.
the Grosse Po
.lake if the WE
dinner that e
Association ~
will join forci
the DAC. Thl
Completely cleaned'- plump and
tender' chickens. Try some 'barbeLB.
hear the Sym
Sitloiri Stea,ks
U.S. Gov't Graded Choice, Ten-deray
• • •
Lb,
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On the
.89
fir
.Village is on '
C
for the WomE
Before sh
,Mrs. Love ha
5'9<: ~f1L~~Gr~e~~f
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,evening.
C
She
Dwight Wils{
.Ben Beyers t<
L~••
Late in J,
her board of I
Association t
luncheon at t
Change
In
The mov
Painte now' tl
William C. F
vard to take 1
85
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. . . . .6Y'..2-Q.'. 29'
Can
Light meat chunk style tuna
65
c
. Kroger brand. rich-zesty
On. Tuesd
Jr., honored ]
KiJiley pl?ce
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One of th
ing place sam
2 225e
Tornata Juice
No.
Cans
flavor
hav~ bought
,
house in Mus)
Mrs. Rockwcl
The Gust:
chased by thE
Stuart Macdo,
to the Pointe
Bermuda Bl
In spite c
ladies about t
away from thl
Marg,arine
Homesteatl~ everyday
White
low price
Bread
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Kroger' fresh sliced. •
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Metropolitan
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r~~SH,;"WHOLE
Y'2-Lb.
T~a Bags
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FUN OUTDOOItS THIS WEEKEND, BARBECUE SOME KROGER
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Hudson
IN OUR 26TH T'iAR
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Residence:
1321 Berk,hir.
TUxedo 2-4644
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Hot Dogs
BUSINES,s MEN'S
ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF AMERICA
Lavl-gne Aut I Sales
C1J,J.
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LET
third
Thursday,
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CAR RECOVERED
4
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Pkgs.
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Fresh Kroger' baked . . .
Fresh frozen sugar sliced
t
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12
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Pkg.
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Mr. and 1\
voyage cockte
weather road
79c
29a
Bermuda.
Mrs. Rob4
parents, Mr. ,
•
Shores police officers, Sgt.
Earl Wakley and Patrolman
Joseph
Vitale, recovered
a
stolen ~ar at Ballentyne and
Cook roads, on Monday, May 20.
The vehicle belonged to the
estate of Clyde Sipes of 15781
James Couzens Highway, ,Detroit and was stolen fropl the
parking lot of Northland Center
in Oakland Co~nty.
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Nescafe'
INSTANT'
COFFEE
Kroger everyday low,price
the year 'round!
A Florida
hOl1')e •••
room ..•
costly than
room is ~ welcome a d'd i + i unto
any
giving you a comfortabJe livable extra
to be enjoyed in all seasons 1+ is Ie s
you might think.
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Pork and: Bea,nsKroger Brand; special low price . . . •
6-0z.
Jar
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Instant. Coffee
Kroger, with Flav-aroma . . . •
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4.01:••
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79c "Mazola
Oil
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Kroger everyday low price ' •
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Can
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Colt TU. 2-6606
for representative,
who will be glad
to furnish an esti.
mate.
Call
JALOUSIE
[
Wi~dow & Door Co.
TU 2-751
Now
20187 Mack Ave •• in the Woods
;' Tomatoes,'
"oUR PRIDE"
Firm, Red-Ripe, Kroger-sele(;t
,
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Tube
• • •
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\ Large 150 size
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14-0••
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For
Cantaloupe
Golden ripe, 2'1 size
Whole
Each
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Watermelon
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Plus Low, Low, Low~rlfes.
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Thursday, May 30, 1957
- Page Thirteen
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Jone~-Fink Rites
G~tfing' S~tfor "G.IP~U.S.Ca'rnival
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Metropolitan
Read in Scotland
fvice
wm
Pair
Make Home in Edinburgh Where Lt. Jon~J
Is Stationed with the Judge Advocate GeneralIs
Olfice, Wedding Trip to Rome and Venice
Follows Reception
ash Car
Pointe
e In
I
Used Cars
Newport
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WOMEN
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'Hei!rs ---...Report' '
From Another Pointe
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of View
At an afternoon ceremony in the .Church of the Good
Shepherd, Edinburgh, Scotland, Saturday, Elise Lammeri
Fink, daughter of the George R. Finks, of Cloverly road,
was married to Lt. W. Merritt Jones.
The bride's princess gown0>------------of ivory peau de soie was ing at the Univ~sity of Edinfashioned with a scooped burgh, was the lieutenant's best
neckline outlined with in- man~ ,Lt...Tohn B. Harvey was
sertions of Alencon lace re- an ush~
_
embroidered
wit h see d
For her da~ghter's. wedding
arls A small, bow accep.t'ed and the, reception.WhlChfollow.
pe
.
.
ed at the Caledoman Hotel Mrs.
th~ back of the full sweep Fink -chose a Dior blue frock
skIrt.
of chiffon'and lace. Her match.
Her double' tiered, illusion ing hat was, trimmed' with
fingertip veil was caught by an iridescent berries and she pin.
open shell cap of Alencon lace ned spray orchids to her purse.
re-embroidered with s e ~d
When the new Mrs. Jone.
pearl~. She -carried gardemas left on the pair's wedding trip
and lVY.
to Rome and Venice she wU
Peter R. Fink escorted his wearip.g a navy silk linen suit
sister down the aisle and her with navy accessories.
sister, Ann Fink,' was the ?nly
The c6uple will make thek
ore pIn k home in an apartment in Edinattendant.. She
nylon chiffon wIth. a s?ftly burgh. The lieutenant is stadraped scooped necklIne, fItted tioned at Kirknewton an RAF
'bodice and flared skirt, Her t>ase and is attache'd to the
large brin'llned ope~ crown ~at Ju~e Advocate General's Of.
01 horsehair. was trlmmed WIth fice
tiny pink and white flowers.
.
She .canied a bo~quet of pink
and white flowers and ivy.
John Hamilton. \yho is study-
At the second annuar meeting
I
of the Woman~sHospitalVoluri: '
teer League last Friday follow.;
By Patricia Talbot
ing lun<:heonin,the' auditorium
new officers were elected~ "
John B. ~ord, Jr., and members of the board of the
Mrs. William H. Denler was
Detroit Symphony Or~hestra will be entertaining more nJUIledp res ide n t and Mrs. '
than a score of man'a'g...
'ors of other symph'onI'es from allover Horace
W.
,
.
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t h " first vi<:e-M'"
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Picture by ,FrederickS. Ford, Jr.
the country in ,mid-June.
presIdent.. ,ers
were'. rs.;
. All ready 'for the big annuaL,even.t1;o-' DuCHARME,
PIERRK .DuCHARME,
'.
. ...
.
B::yant :yv~ 1?onaldson~-se,cond .beheld
at Grosse Pointe Coun~Day-,
RICKY FORD, JERRY DuCJrARME and
On Mond~y, June17.the Vls~tors WIll be entertamed at VIce-preSIdent,Mr.s.RIChard,
Sc,ho'ol
,on June 8 are left to rlght':", SKIPPER.DuCHARME."
,
the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club wIth possibly a cruise on the GWagner,
treasurer~ Mrs. Arthur~, MRS FREDERICK S FORDJR
'CHRIS"
Jake if the weather allows. Mr. and Mrs. Ford will give a, . ,Reeve~,recordmg secretary,..
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dinner that evening' 0 Tu d
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18 th ,W
,and
,M~. Ivan B. Taylor,- cor"
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es ,o:Y' ,une
,
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omen s respondIng,secretary,
ASSocIatIOn WIll escort the WIves about Cranbrook' and
M b .' t 1
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n f~es
~in
Wi~lhl.
tthhehUds~andsfor
e a~ly
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dinnder at Geo:~ ~~8M~rt~,1'~s~~an~f~
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ey WI
en a Journ to t le FaIrgroun s to W. Ryan and'Mis: John K. Ford.
.
hear the Symphony concert.
T ' 1 t'"
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d d
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' wo vo un eers were awar e
The Grosse Pointe War Me0
On the final day of the conference a tour of Greenfield 100~-ho,urpins for their w~rk morial Youth Council,is bringAt a recent ceremony in st.
Village is on the docket. All this means plenty of planning durmg the past year. They were ing' the Center's teen:age ac: ,t'
Paul's 011 the lakeshore, "Shir ..
for the Women's Association -head, Mrs. Harold O. Love. Mrs. Prunk,andMrs. Wagner. tivities .to a close' ,this season.
ley Jayne Fincham, daughter of
Pins den 0 t i ng 500 hours with a Summer Fo~mal,'Wed---,
--------the A. J. Finchams, of RolanBefore she becomes too involved in symphony doings served were given:to Mrs. Don. nesday evening, June 12,' at 9 Miss Jane Simpson to, .Open Berkshire Road. Home
.Mrs. Alphonse H. De Paepe dale ayenue, became the bride
Mrs. Love has planned a dinner party fO,r this Saturday aId J. Buell, Mrs. Donaldson, o~clock.
On June- 13 for Luhcheo..", and Sale by the Women's
will
of James W. Haley.
mooropen
b 0 her
U1ehome
v a r dat.505LochIn Grosse
.evening. She and Mr. Love will welcome the Hansel Mrs. Fo~d,Mrs. H. C. Galanto.There
will
dancing inside
'
National ,Farm 'an'd Garden Association
Pointe, on Tuesday, June 11, Mr. Haley is the son of DIe.
Dwight Wilsons, Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hosmer and the wkz, Mr~. Frede~ick P. Hart, and outside,~eather permitting. "
Rain.or shl'ne the House an"d'Garden Mart WI'11'be' he'd fr~m 2 until 6 p.m., for a bene- and Mrs. J. H. Haley, formerly
Ben Beyers to their Lochmoorboulevard
home.
Mrs. DaVld B. Hmchman and Refreshments will beserve'd on
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fit tea. All proceeds will go to of Yorkshire road, now of St.
Mrs. Ryan.
the terrarce' overlooYJngthe June 13 from 11 until ,5 o~clocR:in 'the - Berkshire road the Sisters of Bon Seoours Hos- Clair Shores.
Late in June, on the 22nd in fact, Mis: Love will honor
Mrs. Harry M. Sisson, ohair- bowling green and thelake,and garden ofMis~Jane Simpson. '
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For her wedding the bride
her board of directors and advisory board to the Women's man of the way~ and means th~.formal 'gardens Will be ilThe sale' with - a ' picnic ~
.
Mrs. Earl J. Failor, chairman, chose a gown of princess styled
Association to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra with a committee, introduced briqge ummated..
, 1unc}:l;~ni~'sp,<?n's~red~y the, .greet..guests o~ the ,day ,of thlj' Mesdames Louis H. ,Charbon- silk shantung. Her veil- was
luncheon at the Country Club,;'
marat.hons which helped raise
Bill Knicely's orchestra will De~roit Chapter of :the WO_I sale and picnic with Mrs. George neau William S. Faber. Arthur trimmed with imported French
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several hundred dollars fOr the play' throughout, the ..evening. man's National, Farm 'and' A. DeLand~ Mrs:G'eotge H. G. Kirchner. William H. Shep- lace and she carried white roses
League last year.
though it.:is .callel'a '''forIri~''.: ;G.'a-rd'-e!n:',A.'ssocia:tio.
n.'Tlle. ; "~ehn'and:Mrs.Fr~d~~ck
J. pard, Joseph F. VerheUe,aU the and white lilacs.
Other
means
of raising
"funds.b oys n~ed. n~.t' ,mves,
t l~
. ,a,sum-; 'moneyraise(f~will
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'..some: .S,ch_~~~~ ' ill m~, ' a :b00.1.""h. m~mbersof the grou~, and Mrs .
have
been
through
the
coffee
send
Rita Fincham was her sister'.
Chonge In Residence
shop, gift shop and white ele., mer dmne~,.Jac:ket;,any. goo,d,deserVing -young' woman 'to 'sellIr>:g,
specI.al MrIca~ vlole~s. Blount Slade, presld,ent an.d maid of honer an,d the attend,
~ummderSUItwlll be perfectly college to, study,horticuittEe
'h MTS';BelrnICt~
..~atfesh'and'
Jr., W Ill Mrs. R. C. connel lY,Vl~e
ants were Carole Staats and
The moving vans are arriving here and there in the
l
de dent of the Bon secours =IS- Rose Marie Testolin. They wore
phant
salQ.
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Pointe now,that spring has comesom~what. Mr, and Mrs.
The( outgoing l?resident, ,Mrs. Marty. Trombley_of' Austin 0IT.le:n:;a .; agncu ture or luncheon cloths,' ,aprons, and tance League, join in extending light' blue lace and carried:
William C. Finkenstaedt are leaving their Rivard boule~ Donaldson, announced that the Hig:~,School. is,.geileral ~ha4':,'desl~mng. ~ .' ...'
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g()ods .aIld .g~rde!lJ a cordial invitation to all the violets.
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vard to take up a new abode in Grand Rapids.
League had purchased over man ,of.the Par:tYto ,which high . TJ:tisy.~~ tJie, group. h~s._,:x- gadgets..In Charge.of the' ,baked ladies. and to their friends, to
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$4,000,worth of ,equipment for schoo! students of aU -puglic, pan~ed'lts' char~table,actlvltIes goods are/Mts: Charles,H. Ha- attend the tea and E7njoya
Followm~ a- reception at ~~
On. Tuesday Mrs. John Massey and Mrs. C, J. Edwards,
the hospital this year, This -in- private and parochial schools to mclud7 hortI~tural the~a- vill and Mrs~Alton T; Roberts. pleasant afternoon fur the bene- Gr~ssleefPo~te ~~e~or\
Jr., honored Mrs. F. at a luncheon in Mrs. Edwards' Mc- eluded 4() movable over-bed who live, in the Pointes are in~ py work m
hOSPltals.and. ShIP-Mrs. Carl J" Carlsc.n and Mrs. fit of this 'really great and they , t on a w,
g .trIP G
KiJiley place hom~,
tables, six electrically operated vitecLlt is a co~ples,oil1y af.P~K~,;,of~eeds and Vltamms ~o Roy J~oPs,are,~~llect~
hid- worthwhUe.community ~ort.
Nas.sa~:~e~.,~ll
llve in
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-lppmes.,
.
"Others yrorking ()~ the Mart those who ha:ve been asked to
One of thosfdhree~way'SWitcliesirlhouses will be tak- provided a new chapel and couple.
office
for
the
chaplain.
Assisting
~arty
with
arrange-,
Mrs.
Amon
H.
Lexton
WIll
are
Mrs; James B. Ogden, Mrs. pour: Mesdames'Frank Coui- - '
LOST EFFORT
ing place sometime soon. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Van Zile II
New
volunteers
are
always
ments
are
Sally
Whittingham
CI~raTellis;'Mis.Clarence
~eyens,
Jr.,
George-A.
Gardella.
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have bought a new home in Cloverly and their present needed by the League and the and SueMcKee.on refreshments, .ing decorat~ons,-Tony Herman ner, Mrs. H~rold Aarons" Mr~. ~Michael.J. Kearins, .1.ouis R. - An~soine
sermons are SO~ong
house in Muskoka will become the new address of Mr, and hospital would' welcome any Marion Clark in charge of in~ in charge of the door committ,ee'Paul J. Meiser, Mrs.' .Howard. Maxon. ..~thony R. Motscha~ that the preacher never fmds
Mrs. Rockwell T. Gust, Jr.
woman who would enjoy mak. vitations .to chaperones, Betsy arid Jean Hutchinson arranging .Burnside,_Mrs. Wilbert Aiustin George A. Nauman and Prewitt ~time to practice
what he
ing
this
communitycontribution.
Buell
~d
Judy'
N9thstine:mak-:
publicity.
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-and-Mrs.OttoWillianis:'
Semmes.
:prea:~hes.,
The Gusts' residence in Radnor circle has. been pur-
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chased by the John Airds. Mrs. Aird is the former Mary
Stuart Macdonald and she and her husband are retuining
to the Pointe from several years residence in New York.
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In spite of all the lovely tans seen on equally lovely
ladies about the Pointe, many more are packing up to get
away from the rainy days and bask on the tropical beacheS.
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ill white cotton only with pet1icoatl.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Lackey gave themselves a bon
voyag~ cocktail party last Saturday J;1ightin their Merriweather road home. The Lackeys are at present sunning in
Bermuda.
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Mackey for Providence,
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POI N-I I ..
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Page Fourtee ..
May ]0, 1~57
Society News 'Gath,~red'f,roinAll of the Pointes
lochmoor Prepares
Poi
nte
UCS
to
Sponsor
S'horl
a
nd
to
th
e
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Pres.ldents Da' y
For Memorial Day
Thursday,
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among the nine ,members of\'the
MR. and MRS. DALLAS'
~:~O~sC~~:r ~~eC~~e.
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NEWKIRK of Roslyn "road, will
be
accompanied/byMr;
Neware: WALTER S. CL~~.RK)J~.,: ) •
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Formal Opening
of the Swimming
Pool to. be
of 40.N .. Deeplands;TIl01\t~S,
Heads of POinte OrganIzations
V"III
JOin Groups rom
kirk's. parents, the MERLE
Followed by Las Vegas Party Satur-day Evenmgt
NJi1WKIRKS .of, Midland, .when
~A~~?~~' ~~~tiP~e~~J:
Metropolitan
- Detlroit 0p"1 Tuedsdbaywat For? ACudito.rttium
Leonard Link Chairman
of Festivities'
they travel to Hanover, New
Lakeshore
road;
RIC:ftARD'
'M.:
To
Confer;
Conc
aye
anne
y
omen s
omml ee
Hampshire next week to attend
A prelude to what promises to be ~ busy.schedule
of the graduation of. their son,
NEWKIRK, _of 36 Rosly:nroaq-;::
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- of the United Community
Servic~
,
Bummer activities at Lochmoor Club wIll begm on Mem- RICHARD, whowil~
and PETER 3'. WARDLE;cof836: .
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graduate
Washington road.
. . . t'Madame Presidents"
of organizations
in Gr05Se PomtQ
orial Day, with the long awaited fo~m.al opening of the at Dartmot'lth College.
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_ will join other leaders -of women's groups from the entire
.lub'sswimmi~g
pool, '(weather permlttmg.)
.
JOHN.
L~,DeGURSE,
'_JR.,~ot
metropolitan
area on Presidents'
Day, Tuesday,
June 4,
DONNA PIEKOFF, of Haw.
On Saturday', June 1st, inSt. ClaIr aye~ue". h~s .belm. from 12:30 to 2:45 p.m., at the new Henry and Edsel Ford
"Golden Nugget" where they thorne road,' was in the cast
Yitations
have been issued may toss their stakes around as of . "Antigone," recently. pre
named .alumm vIC;e,,:p~~sldent_~f' Auditoriu..rn in Detroit.
------------the Class of 1957' at the Uni-!'
Other Grosse Pointers who
io the members,
bidding if'it,didn't really matter.
. sented in the original Greek by
versity of PennsylvEmia~in Phii-: - Sponsored
for. the fourth
will serve as hostesses include
students
at
Wellesley
College.
them to assume the roles of
Roulette whe"':!ls, games of
adelphia.
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',., - . year by the Women's Com- Mrs. Edwin T. Yates, 1739 Little• •
millionaires,
if only for an chance, bettors tables 'and the
The
announcement.
of.
- De- mittee of Metropolitan
De- stone, representing the Federalike will be set up in the club's
On Monday ~ve:hing' the "En- ,
Gurse's -election was l-Q,ade at. troit Un i t d Community
tion of Women's Clubs; and
evening, upon the occasion ball'room, and "bona fide" deal- gineering Society of Detroit will
the t:aditionalmeri'~.
H~y, ~a!, Services, Presidents'
Day is Mrs. Francis Steele, 55 Mapleof . the
Las Vegas party ers will jencourage tlle bettors aW)lrd certificates of merit to 77 .
exerCIses, Q. day desl~nate.d,~r
designed
to bring together
ton road, representing College
acheduled for that night.
to try their luck at the gambling honor students who' are gradua.the confel'rmg ofsem.or h~ors women leaders so that they Women's Volunteer Service.
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devices for prizes to be awarded ting from high school this June.
Enterprising party chairman, at the evening's end.
:~ia~ther
awar!is at. Pennsyl- may explore way~ in which
The theme of Presidents' Day,
AT-0ng 'Y1e honorees will be
'
be
mutually
help
"D;"'ect
LI"ne to United Com.
Leonard Link, assisted by Harry
No stranger to Las Vegas on ROBERT G. REIN,' of La Salle
A graduate of - Grosse Pointe', they can
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Van Wormer, Sr., and other his numerous travels, Mr. Link place,- and JOHN C. BENNETT,
High School,-DeGurse is a senior ful to the commumty.
munity Services", aptly des~
members of the entertainment
has endeavored to autheniicate of Lo'Chmoor boulevard, who -in the University's,College.,ot
Grosse Pointer Mrs. Theodore cribes its purpose-to
provide
committee, will be ready and the Vegas. picture in every de- will be in the Class of'19:57 at
Arts and Sciences. He -holds R. Buttrick Jr. 365 University an opportunity for the leaders
eager'to present each arriving tail. He him'self will enact the the Grosse Pointe High School.
memobershi.p in Sph.in,x Senior place, is co~chairman in charge of hundreds of women's organizations in the metropolitan
guast with a bundle of bogus role of a western sheriff in' full
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recogmzes leader- of program planning.
'area to meet each other permoney, and direct them to the I regalia, complete with 10-gallon
. MARILYN J A YNE,MENship inwidergraduate
activities.
G
p'.'
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b tt
hat, furry chaps and high heeled DENHALL, daughter
• He has served as coxswain
Other
ro~se omte r~sl en s sona y, 0 ecome
e er aeof the
western boots and of course a JOHN E. MENDENHALLS, .of
of the varsity crew, president who. are actlv.e l:aders m com- quainted with e8.ch organizasheriff's
badge, giving him Merriweather road, will arrive
of Phi Kappa Beta junior, so- mumty orgamzatl~~ are m~m- tion's efforts at community betproper authority to maintain home shortly from her studies
ciety, chapter president of Delta bers of ~e eOIIlIIl1ttee.makmg terment, and to get an insidQ
"law and order".
Tau
Delta fraternity, secretary preparations f?r the ,wIdely-:~t- view of the many community
at Southern Seminary and Junof
the
Dormitory Council" and tended gatherIng: T~ey are.projects
being con d u c t e d
ior
College,
Buena
Visti;
Va.
A steak dinner will be served
71 through Un i t e d Community
chief executive. officer of the Mrs. W~lker L. CIsler,
The picnic and an~ual meet- from 7-9 o'clock, after which
T 1 A' S . t
f th A- Devonshire road, representmg
Services.
\
ing of the University of Mich- the-guests will proceed to the '" MR. and MRS. WILLIAM G.
ayor
Ir OCley <>
e. Ir League for the Handicapped;
igan Club of Grosse Pointe will gambler's den to give lady luck BOALES, Jr., o{ Edgemere
Force ROTC.. • •
Mrs. Ci'arles T. Fis.her, UI, 1030
Attending the "dessert lunch.
be held at the Grosse Pointe a whirl.
eon" will b~ more than 400 past
roacl, announce the birth of a
War Memorial on Sunda~,., June
son, RICHARD LANDRETH, on_
This week.end.MR. ind MRS.~arvar~.
~oa~
activ~ J40r
and present officers of all PTA
"-Picture by Paul Gach
9, according to an announceClub president, Murray MacFREDERICK
S
FORD
JR
of
eaguer,
rs.
orge
aggar y, groups ,mothe..."'S'clubs, college
May 24. Mrs. Boales is the for,
ELISE LAMMERT FINK, d~ughter
of the ,George
ment by John M. Chase, of Donald and Mrs. MacDonald
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League of
d'
d
mer CHARLOTTE GARLOCK,
Renaup' road, have 1n v I t e d C th li W
. ' d Mrs J hn an
soronty
groups, gar en
Lewiston road, president. A full along with the William SieR.,
Finks, of Cloverly road, was m~ied
Saturday in the'
a
O c
friends to a cocktail party to bid ":W M Ea homen8'.1~Rn d' 0 d. dubs, church groups, v~terans'
program is planned to com- berts are bringing a party of of West Orange, N. J.
Church 'of Good -Shepherd, Edinburgh,
Scotland, to Lt,
goo d bye to MR. and MRS..
~. c c ren,
enau roa._ organizations, business and pro'"
mence at 4 p.m.
12. rI'he Karl Schmidts and the
Jones, son of Merritt Jones,. of Qxford road. .
JOHN. SELLAS, of, Roosevelt. chaIrman of the ~SC Group fessional women's clubs and all
Among
the
!9
:freshmen
Willis Bl.111ardswill havQ eight
"II
to' Work and RecreatIOn Federa- suburban clubs
Entertainm~nt planned for the
tapped for the honor society"
p 1ac:e, ~ h0 ~l
utl: movmg
tion.
.
event includes Bill Winkler's guests.
Cwen, at Miami University
in dent publications at Michigan" 'nier circle. Jack is studying in. Cahfornla. thIS summer...
Among the many organiza,
"Tuxis Tumblers", the latest
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Blaess Oxford, 0., last week was State University. Miss Cameron secondary edu.cation with his
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VI'ctor',a Heftier WI'ns
tions represented by "Madame
University of Michigan picture, will be hosting a party of 12. MARY Jd GIROUX, of Loth- is affiliated with the Wolverine minor in industrial arts.
MRS. 'KENNETH g, MACK.
Presidents" will be the United
"Decade of Achievement", and Among others who have made ro? road.'
student yearbook at MSU.
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lNNON has retmned to Toronto
Spelling Contest
ChUrch Women; Archdiocesan
movie shorts for the children. advance reservations are: Mr.
after a brief visit with her:sonCouncil of Catholic Women;
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MARGARET
JEAN.
GARDFood and refreshments will be and Mrs. Robert Kemp, Erwin
SHARl;;A;
~CNALLY, of
Nine-year.old Victoria Heft. League of Jewish Women's OrMR. and MRS. WALTER NER is a candidate for the in-law and daughter, MR. and
served to all following the en- Springman, Mr, and ,Mrs. Ed- Hidden lane, won a gold cup
MRS.
T,
JACK
HENRY'of
Sunler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ganizations; member dubs of
DALB:Y
will
join
Mr.
Dalby's
Bachelor
of
Arts
degree
at
the
tertainment, according to Mrs. ward Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. and .second pla~e in the Senior
ningdale drive. This week;.end M.Ben Heftler of Harvard road, Federation of Women's Clubs;
br~ther
and.
sister-in-law,
the
8th
Commencement
at
Alma
Blanche Blashill, chairman of James Kurtz.
Division Championship Fencing ARTHUR DALBYS. of Leeds, College,
MR and. MRS. H~NRY will wel. won an all-school spelling con- League. of - Women
Voters;
the food committee.
Reservations 'lontinue wit h Eliminations last Thursday' at England, in a motor trip to the
Miss Gardner will ctomplete come former P()lnters, MR and test at the Liggett SChool on American Association of Uni~
Six members of the board of Mr, and Mrs, George West, Sr., Michigan State University.
'versity
Women and College WoWest Coast: Tl?e English visi- her academic work with a major MRS. ALLEN R. MEMHARD, "Tuesday, May 21.
governors will be elected at the Dr. and ~;!rs. John Galvin, Mr.
men's Volunteer Services.
tors have been guests inthe Dal- in education and a minor in JR.; of Winnetka, IlL
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Victoria, who is a sixth grade
annual meeting, to serve for a and Mrs. Richard Dirksen, Mr.
MR. and MRS, JAMES G. by's Hidden lane home~ for the .French. B e sid e s her regular
student, spelled down girls in
General Chairman
of the
three-year term ending in June, and Mrs, Dwight Nelson, Jr., MORRISON, of Hall place, with past month.
academic work, she has been
MRS. DONALD M. WOOD- her own class and even the stu- Fourth Presidents' Day ~ Mrs.
1960.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeHayes, their daughter, KAY, will leave
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an active participant 'in 'such RUFF, of Lewiston. road, MR.
dents in the senior grades~
Philip Marcuse.
SHIRLEY ANN DALBY, of extra-curricular
activities' a!; and MRS, WILLIAM H. RACE,
Reservations should be made WaJter Wakeman, Mr. and Mrs. this week-end for Wallingford,
by writing to Mrs. William T. Ben 01'1', Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Conn., to. attend,the graduation Hidden lane, who will graduate Women's Athletic Association of Lakepointe (J.venue,and MRS.
Knowledge ceases to be powJOHN A. INGOLD. of BeaconsSome people plan so carefully
Krebs, 269 Ken woo d court, Glenn Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- of their son, MADISON, from from the University of Mich7 and choir.
Grosse Pointe Farms 36, or by ter" Horn, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Choate School. Then they will igan's Business Administration She is the daughter of MR. and field road, will travel -to Mill- for the worst that they miss all er at the same time a man begins to think he knows it all.
telephoning
her
at TUxedo Wooldridge, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- spend a week in New York be- School, June, 1958, was installed MRS. ALEXANDER N. GARD•. brook, N:Y., to watch: Mrs. :the good things in life.
5~3130, Admissiorl rice is $1.50 fred. Valade, II, Mr .. and Mrs. fore traveling to Richmond aJld .as president of Alpha 'Lambda NER, of Lincoln road, Grosse Woodruff's daughter,.Ann;gua:d:. .
uate from Bennett Junior' Col- .
chapter of Phi Chi Theta in Pointe, Mich.
for adults and 50c~r children. Lows Asmus, Mrs. LUCIeWetzel, .Charlottesville, Va. '
typically
lege on June 8.
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Aim Arbor, on May 22. Phi Chi
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Both members and prospective 'Dr, and Mrs. Rdbert Coleman,
margaret rie.
MR.' and MRS. JAMES G.
members are invited to attend.
and Mrs. Fred. Neumann.
APRIL CAMERON, - a junior, Theta is the national pI'ofession'"
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daughter of MR. and MRS. G. al fraternity for women seeking MARTIN, of Devonshire road,
Residents of Meadow lane,
ANNE
PACKER, past -and present, will have' a:
History proves higher educaFind a man whO it easy 1Jo B. CAMERON, 0:1' Anita avenue, their degrees. hi business ad- (formerly
ministration.
daughter
of
the
HAROLD
L. subscription dinner dance at the .
tion demonstrates that the more pump and the information you has received a silver key award
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PACKERS of Washington road), Hunt Club on June 8. MI'IS.
for distinguished service to stuwe know the ~egs we believe.g~t
is worthless.
-MR. and MRS. RAYMOND K. announce the birth of twins, WILLIAM MULKEY
•
is in
DYKEMA, of Lothrop
road, SUSAN ELIZABETH and J~F- charge of reservations and MRS.
have returned from a trip to 'FREY JAMES on May 24th.
MILTON VOLKENS and MRS.
the Huron Mountain Club.
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WILLIAM YEAGER are also
Dartmouth College will grad- .1~nding a h~nd.
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JACK LESL!E GRAHAM, a uate a class of 615 at exercises
junior student at Western Mich- to be held Sunday, June 9, at ..Three Grosse Pointe students'
igan University in Kalamazoo' 11. a.m. on the lawn in front of .WIll graduate, from the Michi.,.
College of Mining and
is the newly elected vice presi- Baker Library. The ceremoniesgan
dent of, the Industrial
Arts will mark the end of four years. Technology at the commence:
AssoCiation on campus. _He is lIan~ver N-. H.for Dar,tmouth's ment exercises Sunday, June 9.
KENT M. BARLOW, son of
the son of MR~ and MRS. WIL. 188th graduating' class.
Fi~e Grosse Poi n t e r s are
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~IAM JOHN GRAHAM, of Ver
Mrs. W~ Merritt,,Jones
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home in Wash]
The group is
the. Friends of
and meets tw ic
the Central Li
cuss one of the
of wt~st€rn th(
all of the gro
havt\ read befo:
While
the
dis,
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argumentative. i
cussion, confined
issues and facts c
reading. Th us, tl
are both relaxed;
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cent on positic
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cause there is :
member's abititv .
and analyze.
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Registra tion me
the Librc.ry for
are resumed in S
From ,A:
R.I.,.
where her
University. The
Tom sail for El
and they hope '
The Jack S:
sing their daugl
They will be t
festive holiday'
will return to h
school reunion j
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More Visitin~
Another pai
Mrs. Joseph L.
Buffalo where
road.
Home in V.
Mrs~FrankPec1
her father, Wil
first stops after
enthood Rumm~
Mrs. Theodore J
the sale netted ~
Yet allothe
Charles B. Hull
H. from Lancas
Mrs. Hull w
husband~s moth
road, while Mr.
West on busine~
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Great Books GrdUp
Holds Di.Aner Party
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I Join Groups from
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IOns in Grosse Pointe
oups from the entire
v Tuesday, June 4,
e~ry and Edsel Ford
Grosse Pointer~ who
'e as hostesses includ.
in T. Yates, 1739 LittlelJresenting the Federa~
Women's Clubs; ar.d
ocis Steele. 55 Maple. representing College
Volunteer Service.
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erne of Presidents' Day,
..Jine to United ComServices", aptly desIts purpose-to
provide
tunity for the leaders
eels of women's organin the metropolitan
meet each other per~
to become better acwith each organizaorts at community betand to get an inside
the many community
being con d u c t e d
Un i t e d Community
f
l
ing the "dessert lunch~
1 be more than 400 past
ent officers of all PTA
,mothers' clubs, college
ority groups, garden
urch groups, veterans'
tions, business and pro-,
women's clubs and all
n clubs.
g the many organizapresented by "Madame
is" will be the United
, Women; Archdiocesan
of Catholic Women;
of Jewish Women's Or,ons; member clubs of
ion of Women'8 Clubs;
of Women
Voters;
in Association of UniWomen and College WoTolunteer Services.
'al Chairman
of 1lbe
Presidents' Day if; Mrs.
1.Iarcuse.
ledge ceases 10 be pow~
,e same time a man bethink he knows it all.
typically
margaret riee
MulkeiJg Feted
B-efore Move
~r. and Mrs. Bugh' O. Mul.
key" of Mt. Vernon road, are
being honored at a ser.ies of
parties before they move from
the Pointe' to Philadelphia near
the 'end of June.
Mrs. Claude E. Mulkey, of
Touraine road, 'will. entertain
for her son and daughter-in-law
on June 14 with a cocktail
party in her home:
On June 15 Mr. and' Mrs.
William D. Byron, Mr. and Mrs.
William .E. Lane, Mr. and Mrs.
Bayard Wilson and Mr, and Mrs.
Clinton R. Scharff will give a
party. for the Mulkeys hi the
,. Scha,rffs' Merriweather
road
'. home. .
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Mr. ana Mrs. Bruce D. Carney
will entertain on' June. 21 and
Mrs. Mulkey's
parents.. the
Elms T. Knowlsons, of Some!'set road, have also' pianned a'
P rtv
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Thomas Open Home at Conclusion
by
of SU,ccessful Season SponsQred
Friends of the Library ,
omen's Committee
Services
Club Prep~res for Annual luncheon
Members, of the Great Books Discussion Group' eeleb~ated tl~e conclusion
of their very successful 'first year
WIth a dmner party in the garden of. the Alden Thomas
home in '\Vashington road on Tuesday, May 28.
The group is sponsored by
the Friends
of the Library
Mr. and Mrs. Alden L',Thomas
and meets twice, a month at have been leaders' of the group.
the Central
Library .to dis~
Among tho
e VIh'O have
cuss one of the Great Books participated are:
- Mr ..,and
of :western thought,
which
Mrs. James S. Vaughan, Mr. and
all of the group members
Mrs.' Charles Trapp,
-and,
have read beforehand.
Mrs, Peter Brett, Mr. and Mrs.'
While the discussion ranges
L. J. O'Donnell, Mrs", J,?hn
from relaxed and friendly to Amneus, Mrs. George Bisset,
argumentative, it is pure dil;~
Mrs. John Deane, Miss,Eiizabeth
cussion, confined solely to the
Ferguson, Mrs. E. L. WaYIllon,
issues and facts contained in the Mrs. Bruce Lambert, Kp.nneth,',
reading. Thus, the participants M. Lander, Mrs. F, W. ,Sliaxp,
are both relaxed ana stimulated. Mrs. Richmond Smith, Mrs.
Relaxed because there is no ac- Richard' "Thoma,. Mrs. C. D.
cent on position, education, Troup, Mrs. E. O. Wanen,
background - stimulated, be- Sophie Beaulieu, Mrs.' Fred
cause there is accent on the Fergus6n, Mrs. Donald qrasser,'
member's ability to read, discuss Mrs. ,stuart T. Hanger, .Mrs.
and analyze.
Curt Patterson, Mrs: ~£ Douglas
Registration may be made at Lowrey, Mrs. A. D. 'Beaumont,
the Library for entrance into 'ind Mr. and Mrs. John R.: Connelly.
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are resumed in September.
s
Mr.
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~Photo. by Fred Runnells
The Grosse Pointe Woman's Club win
hold'its annual'luncheon
on. June 5 at the
LochrD.qor ~Club, ',Among the members
'wllo have been ,busy with' the 'arrange-,
'nients, 'are;'left
to right: MRS. ROBlj}RT
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Mrs. Frank Peck. She has been down in Ossabaw, Ga., wUh
her father, William Torrey and Mrs. Torrey. One of her
first stops after unpacking was to attend the Planned Par.
enthood Rummage Sale last week, Under the direction of
Mrs. Theodore R, Buttrick, Jr., and Mrs, William C. Tost
the sale netted $1900for the Planned Parenthood work,
lie
DAVID C. GILLIS, of Meadow
lane' JOAN LEGRO, daughter
of MRS. E.Y. LEGRO, of Lakeland avenue, and PATRICIA
THOMAS, daughter of MRS. A.
J. DALTON of Maumee avenue.
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chairman;
MRS.,
WILLIAM H. BUNDESEN, genera~ cha~rman; MRS. MURRAY YOUNG, toastmI~
tress, and MRS: DANIEL M •. CORSON,
,decorations
ch,.urI!lan. .
Short and to the Pointe i
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R.
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BARLOW, of BeaconsfIeld aveThe Jack Stephensons
left Tuesday night after witnesnue, will receive the B. S. degree
sing their daughter, Carol, officially becoming a girl scout.
in engineering physics. He is a
They will be back in'town
on Sunday evening .after a member of the student branch
festive holiday week at Walloon !.take. In mid-June Mrs. S. O'f the American Institute of
will return to her home town, Cqlumbus, 0., for a big high Physics and served that organschool reunion festivity.
ization, during his senior year,
as
'vice president. 'ln a,ddition,
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he. is a member of Phi Eta
Sigma, a national
honorary
More Visiting
scholastic society, and Tau Beta
Another pair returning to th~ir past home are Mr. and Pi,' a national honorary enfraternity. Barlow is
Mrs. Joseph L. Hudson II. Thfy are..8t present visit~ng in agineering
graduate of. Grosse Pointe
Buffalo where they lived before moving to Washington High School.
The B. S. degree in metalroad,
lurgl'ca'l engI'nee,rI'ng",wI'll be
Home in Vernier road with one of those lovely tans is awarded to DAN A. MONT-
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GOMERY, whose ,parent;s are
MR. and MRS. LOWELL R.
MONTGOMERY of V ern i e r
road. He is a member of, the
student branches of the Society
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Yet another home town gal back to visit is Mrs.
Charles B. HuH III who arrived 'Saturday night with Mr.
H. from Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Hull with Chuckie and Priscilla will stay with her
husband's mother Mrs, Charles B.. Hull, Jr., of Lincoln
road, while Mr. II. dashes back and forth about the Mid~
West on business.
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Grosse Pou;,te' Yacht Club boy and girl swimmers are
cTirding for the 1957 summer season. Having won the Int,erb~
d f d
Club championship
last year, the team, no~
e ~n m.g
champ, is out to win the Dual Meet champIonship
thIS
year.
Kick-off will be a meeting
on Saturday,
June 8, at 12
o'clock noon, highlight
of
which will be the election
t.
Th
of the 1957 team cap am.
e
important
session will start
with a wiener roast to take
place in the park adjoining
GPYC
g r 0 un d s " if the,
weather
is fine. Otherwise,
the gathering
will be in the
club's Fo'castle:
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In charge WIll beBlll
O.
Brink, sports' committee chaira
man. Brief talli:s will be given
by Clarence,a~d Betty Pinkston,
S.
the swimming coaches whose inrstruction and inspiration led the
team to victory last year. ,
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The team is open to all GPYC
The Detroit Junior B'oard of boys and girls in the age groups
Commerce is' offering to. each beginning with the youngest of
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10 years and under, and conCome along ~n this once.in-a.seaapd every famIly the opportun-. f'
t ' the 17 18 ear
son special 3-'Day Great Lak..
ity to purchase and display an mumg up 0
y
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cruis~
circle cruise of Lak.
Item
represer; t'mg om; gre,~t group. T
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American hentage-the
AmerIThe <lune 8 gathermg 16 Just
See the progrelS being made i..
can flag.
.
the exciting start. At a later.date
preparing for the new seaway!
.
there'll 'be the Inter-CluJb banVisit
Buffalo, N. Y., with time
~o~ only as ,a f,Ul?-d ralSln.~ quet free t~ all te~ members;
ashore to see Niagara Falls. Theil
actI.vIty, pu~ also as an Ameq
also trophies and cups to the
to Erie, Pennsylvania, and Cleve.
camsm ~ro]ect,. do the Ja~Cees "big splashes" in each age
land, Ohio, after cruising th.
make thI~ speCIal Flag K~t ?f- group.
Canadian share. Rest, relaxation,
fer
It IS' our earnest ueSI.re A' t'
Ch'
B . k
fun, frolic and sighheeing-hertl
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th
th
SSISmg
amman rm are
to see now, more
an ever,
eArth
P B th J
• e , is a special cruise with special ap...
d' 1 d fur.
ar oomew, Vie
peal to all. Don't miss it!
AmencaJjl flag
ISp aye -, .rom chairman, and sports committee
plus QX. Includel
eve~y home many mor~ times members John G. Bannister,
meals, berth in outdur~ng t~e year than Just on Lewis F. Brown, Fredrick K. trom
50 portatian,
side. cabIn. transonly
en 1; ....
legal holIdays.
.
I Cody, Dr. Harold E. Cross, Hans
tainment.
Proceeds from the JayCees' Gehrke, Jr., Edgar M. Gregory,
See your Travel Agent or
flag sale go, into the organ- Jr., Fred A. Hood, Jr., Wilfred
,GEORGIAN
BAY LI N E
ization's fun~s
which fo~t~r P. Whyte and Kent A. ZimmerFoot
of
Woodward
- Detroit
civic affairs and. youth activI- man.
WOodward 3-6760
ties, The JayCees are known
especially .or
their
annual
Ii: tak~ only a few peoQle to
Crippled ChIldren's Christmas furnish ammunition for oontinParty, th<tir Golden Rule Shop- ual neighborhood wars.
ping Tour for Orphans, Junior
Achievement Projects, and teenate Rodeo:
,
.
A long-wearing three by five
foot Ametican flag, ' made of
color-fast cotton, with a sturdy
two-section wooden flag staff
that measures a full six feet
when extended and" its heavy
June.24 to August 9
iron. wall bracket, is priced at
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where her brother; Tom, is graduating' from Brown
University.
Then the family will travel to New York to see
Turn sail for Europe. Mr. Rigger will join his wife there
and they hope to set sail for Bermuda.
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of American Military Engineers
and the American Society for
Metals. Montgomery-is a graduate of Grosse Pointe High
School,
Receiving the B. S. degree in
mech&I1icalengineering is RAYMoND F. RAETZEL, son 0;
MR. and, MRS. RAYMOND
RAE'I'ZEL, of Hampton road.
He is a member of the stu~ent
branch of the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers and of
Sigma Rho fraternity. He has
receiv~d one,letter for his par-
.
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BENJAMIN W. COOPER, will
travel to N.ew Hampshire for
Home from Palm. Springs,
the ceremomes.
Calif., are MR. and ,MRS. ED... ~. ...
WARD B. CAULKIr-fS who
MR. and MRS. BEN R. have leased the Sunningdale
MARSH, of Irvine' lane,' will drive home of MRS. EVA
2
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DOTY WORCESTER.
lec;.ve JUne 1 to trave across
Canada to Banff and: Lake
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Louise. They will go ;to Van~
MR. and MRS. HOWARD
couver to board a boat which LEWIS, FRENCH- have returnwill
take them
io Juneau, ed to their home in Kerby road
Alaska, for a five-week stay.
after six months
in Florida
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where they headquartered
in
MR. and MRS. ERNEST S. Ft. Lauderdale. "
KRATZET, JR., of, St. Clair
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avenue, have invited friends to
MR. and' MRS. ARTHUR H.
a cocktail party on Memorial DAVIS; of University place, an~
Day. I n A ugus t th e K ra t zet s nounce the birth of a daught"!r,
will move to a new address in SANDRA MAY, on May 20,
H'll
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Mrs. Davis is the ,former lVIAR1 cres t roa~.
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ION HOLLIDAY, of Chicago.
CHARLES M. CARROLL, of
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Berkshire road, will be ,candiMR'. and MRS.' FREDERICK
date for the bachelor of laws H. MURPHY, of Fisher road,
H 1
degree from Marquette Univer~ are vac<\tioning at the
ote
sity in Milwaukee, Wis. at the Del'Prado in Mexico City.close of the sprilfg semester.
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Degree, candidates
include
MR. and MRS:'PAUI, DELBLANCHE E. FINNEY, of Chal- LEy (FLORENCE ERRINGER)
fonte road, bachelor of science of Marietta, 0., announce' the
in nursing. Miss Finney)s
a', birth of a daughter, BETSY
member of Chi Sigma Chi social PALMER, on May, 2.
sorority, Alpha Tau DelJa' nursing sorority, and the Student
Nurses' Club.... • ...
Jaycees elling
American Flags
$64
2'
Grosse Pointe Univer~ity Sc~ool
SUMMER SCHOOL
$3.19.
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday thru Satur~ay
'
The Flag Kit materials .fold
compactly' into the~r 'box, measuring three feet by three inches
square.
The'~ JayCees
would
like fo send. you one, if you
will mail your
reques~ and
check or mbney order' for $3.19
to': Flags, P.O, Bo-x 7.23,Detroit
31.
People may not have" anything to"do but they can afways
think of sumething to, say.
FOR MAKE-UP WORK AND STRENGTHENINg'
ColJege Preparatory Courses
Grades J Through 12
Driver Training Program Available
.Call Philip P, PerkiM, Directo-r
TV. 4-4444
TV, 1-4819
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ELAINE, P. BURR of Fisher
Toad, is the winner of an award
in the Annual Avery and Jule
Hopwood. Contest, in creative
writing at 'The University of.
ticipation in varsity track dur- Michigan .. The award,' for $200'
ing his junior year at Michigan was for a manuscript, "FigUres ,
Tech. Raetzel is a graduate of in the Mist" in the category of
Grosse Point~ ,:E¥g~ SchooL
fiction. The awards, ~otalling
'MR. and MRS. ALVIN. G. $11,000 were presente~, Thur~-.
SHERMAN JR. of Ford court, day, .May 23, to 23 wmners ~n
will spend' Me~orial weekend~ categories of fiction, drama, esat their summer home on Maak- say and poetry.
inac. Island.
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,MRS.
SAMUEL. H. BELL,
"Due ',home ,!od~y' ~rom. their and her daughter, VIRGINIA
winter' home in Miami are. MR. LOUISE~ will arrive here about",
and ,MRS. BENSON FORD; of June 4 from their
home in
Kenwood, road .. En .route home Chandler, Ariz., to visit Mrs.
they. stOpped ,at Sea'Island,'Ga"
Bell's pa,rents, MR. arid M~S.
and NewYo~k .....
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FREDERICK
,CLIFFORD
Graduatil~g .Iro~ Culver 1y1ili- FORD, of Bishop road.
tory Academy on: ,June 12 will
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be JOHN 'A. JAKLE, son of
Attending the Memorial Day
the;, JOHN D.' JAKLES, . of Mc~ speed races at Indianapolis will
kinley avenue...
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be MR. and MRS ..LANSING• ,....
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S. PITTMAN, of"Renaud road.
RONALD ROLLEY" son of
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MR. and MRS.,',ELMER'.AMES{' MR. and MRS. CHARLES
of Lincoln. road; has' been, WRIGHT, JR.,. of.Neff road, will
.elected vice-president:' ~f ,the' leave June 4 for' a two-w~ek
Third' Section at the :CJHege of visit with their son~in-law and
Wooster.
d
daughter, MR. and MRS. WIL- ,
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LIAM CALLERY, JR., and
. THOMAS. COPPER. son of TRIPP and TINA,' of Los.'Altos,
MRS:' BENJAMIN'S .. COOPER, Calif.
of Berkshire road, and the late
Dr. Cooper, will be gra4,,!ated
Among the, girls W];l0 will be
from Dartmouth
College on graduating from Bradford, &JunJune~9. Mrs, Coop~r with, her ior College. in Massachusettes
daughters. SUE and PEGGY" en June 2 are SUSAN. GILLIS,
and her,. .mother-in-law, MRS. daughter of MR: and' MRS.
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Thursday,
May
30,' 1957
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Erskine-Bray Vows
ToSpeakVov:,~I}::m~Sa,::I:hte Betrothed'¥ooh:leb~~~:P
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sttid;;;--fro~
Grosse
Pointe wilr:peamong the more
than 400':m.eIIiber~~ofthe>Sniith
College Class of 19&t, (
,
They' will receive their di. '
plomas on JWle 9 at, the '79.th
COmlnencement ,'exercises: Dr.'
Ralph' J. BUnche,:lin!iersecre-
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Pair Married Saturday Afternoon
in All' Saints Episcopal
Church, Pasadena, Calif.; After Wedding
Trip
rt
Indies ,Will Live in San Marino
We ~
to
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Seniors. at GPHS
R'a,ad'"'f' 0 r 'p·ro, m
Members. of Detroit Assocla.
, tlon of University ,of Michigan'.
Women are marking t'Ylo'. im.::.
pilrtant dates on their calandars:
The first is the' annualhmcheon
and, election of officers which,
will be held at 12 o;ciock, Sat.;.:
urday,' JWle 1; at.the Grosse,:
'y,
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Big Social, Function in Gymnasi~m
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Of ,Six Weeks
Hard Work ;Committee
: To Start Decorations
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Imax
Set
of
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Calif.,
afternoon in All Saints Episcopal Chur~h,
Georgianna
Eugenia Bra:,Y, daughter
of
is an '
oyster
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1;;.;s5a.;;E•• iig.;;;B;ii!l;~1
Mr:
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Cen.ter l1,olding
Party '_fo',
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!larriet sorge
Church' to Hold
B erry Festival
Adams-Smith
Rites Read
Clean H'ouses
Seldom B~rn
ARTHUR J. ROHDE
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Year':
Annual Lunc
Chairme
Eight ~
tary for the United Nations, will
Pointe War Me:nor..ial.'' . ,.:.
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be
the
~eaker.
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be
an
all
day:,
Th
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N'ght
for
Grosse
Pointe
High
School
semors
Pasadena,
Anne- De Armond
Leete,
celebratIon m Ann Arlbor, JWle.'
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the Ulric Bannister Brays, became the brlde of Paul An.
daughter of tho' Alexander P.
14 of ,the 40th anniversarr ,of~ is only one day awaJ:'
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.
rlerson Erskine.
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Leetes, Of Lochriloor' ~U1evard,
the fotinding oi the Alumnae;
The night is June 1-Semor
Prom NIght.
The bride wore her moth- lace. Their hats were white
was graduated' from the ,Grosse
COWlc1l. '. ' \
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Senior Pro~ means a lot ~
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er's wedding dress of prine. scallo:o')edbandeaux with small
Pointe High. School' and
~~s, . Oliver D.' ~a~cks;, of of thLllgS. Beauti;ful girls in set up on,the fltjor,
ess' lace and.
white face veils.
art major.
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Semmol~ . aVenue, IS takmg dazzling, formals.. Handsome
By no",:, most of the. work .ha~
d
H
h' I
The junior'maid wore .whiteJoan
Fitzsimons, daughter of
reserv~tiop.s for }h-~ ~umna.e_
'tuxed
But been
completed.. 'Ine
fmal
oung men ill
peau
e soie.
er err oom dotted Swiss over periwinkle'
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman J.~Fitz- "
Council celebrat10n,cudedbyoes, ,
result \vill be vIewed by all
Alencon lace veil was made blue and fresh flowers farmed
simons, of Stephens road, wa$
Mrs, , Walte'r.. E. Sin1mons; of It also means the culminathe seniors at 9 o'clock, June 1.
in France during the eight- her headpiece. She carried a
graduated from the' GeorgetOwn .
. "Merriwether ro~d and'. ~s.
tion of six weeks" work by And you can bet it will be good!
eenth century.
She carried notlegay of delphinium accented'
Visitation School' in Washfu:g- ,
Leslie '. G. Wrigley, Semin~le. the class of January, 1958.
-----venl,1e.
the prayer book of her great with baby pink rose buds.
ton, D. C., and she: is' specializ.
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Sirice the middle of April~ the
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grandmother
with butterfly
The other attendants carried
Mr. ,. ana . Mrs. Herbert L. ing dn- English at Smith.
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All alumnaes are mV'lted to 140 dd
b
of. the 12B
What thIS country needs 1S a.
orchids and lilies Of th~ val- blue hybrid delphiniwn with Brauns of', Hampton road" anAnother graduate will be 'th ~t ;. re;::t cOCkt~lhpartY:r ,attend,. any, or all of the, day~s cla: hav:~Z:e;r':'orking
stead- good air brake for the ma~ who
deeper tones in the bouquets of'noWlced the enga'g'ementof their Nancy T. Maxwe14 daughter of. le~d ~r ~rf? rO~t th or~r ~. activities which begin "with a' iiy on decorations invitations continually boasts about h1s acle;~dith Bray was her sister's the honor attendants.
daughter, 'JqAN
LOUISE, to'
and Mrs..~~win O~Bodkin, ;::t~
~achteci~b
~r r~ri~ coffee :h~~.~t 9.;3~a.m. foll?W- publicity, and the ~anY othe; cotnplishments.
maid of honor and the matron
The bridegroom, son !of' the Leslie Franklin Goings, son of of 1V!uskok;aroad. She attended: Mr
H ' . d -J' ,B'
ed by ..~ short busmess meetm.g, duties' that putting on a prom
honor was Mrs. Richard G. Harold Eo Erskines,' of McMiland. Mrs. Roy, A. Goings. Grosse Pomte C 0 u n try Day
s.
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olton an. lunoheon a~ noon, a campus tour entails
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of
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of LincolD.'Park~
School and is also majoring in no~~e!;l,. the,' engagement . of and will be concluded with a
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Leahy, of Arlington, Mass. An- Ian road, asked Henry Van .
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. theIr daughtsr,. JOYCE, to Jo~ tea at the home of~ President
As always, the the;ne is a
other sister, Lourinda S. Bray, Dyke Johns, Jr., to be his best . Both MISS Brauns and her
After completing her .studies A. McNelisl,s,on' of the' John A. and Mrs Harlan Hakher
secret. - Only the 12B s know
elD..
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was a junior attendant.
man.
fIance are, students at Wayne .
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School m
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what the decorations
will be
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No date has at Ethel
aIker
of Westchester road
Dean Deborah Bacon W111 be
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The bridesmaids were Eliot
Seating the guests were Lua e mvers y.
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SimsburY', Conr!., Sara Sherman..
Joyce. was, graduate<! frofu the speaker at Saturday's 1un- based on. And, 'for t e mos
top-flite
girl
Chace, ofProviden-ce, R. I.;:Mrs. cian 'l'aylor, Harold Cass, Wi!- been set ,for the w.eading.
~tchell,
daughter of LedYard. Michfga.n
State Universityaheo?- with.honored~-guests,inpart, only.the 20 m~mbers of
Raymond J. Baker, the bride- Ham Crawford, John Weidlein,
Mitchell, Jr., of Kenwood road, where she was a' membe~ of eluding Mrs. Irene Murphy, 're- the decoratIons <:onunlttee have, office employees .•
groom's sister, of Evergreen Ray Winterhalter, William C.
and Mrs. Thomas Evans,' of, Sigma Kappa. "
'cent1y
elected U.'of M. regent; seen ~e decorations,
carefully screened
Park, Ill,; Ann Roberts~ of Pasa- WinterhRter, Jr., and Bannister
G r.e en w i c h~ Co~,
enter.ed
Her .fiance, attended Leh' h Mrs. Alison E. Myers, alum~e
Saturday. morning and after~
dena; Barbara H. HWlter, of R. Bray, the bride's brother.
Snuth where she WIll, be com- Um'versI'ty H '
1 19 secretary; Mrs. Stuart. BaIts, noon prom1ses. to be as much
F ~ h er da.ught er ' s ' we ddin g
1 tinJ g. th .e ...
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. duty with " -th e A
IS currentd y on former. regen,t, ~ d Mrs. 'R usse 11 work as makmg
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/the decora- . and tested.
San Marino , and .."anet S . Swaf p.e
uonors
program m
ford, of Pasadena.
and the garden reception in
Saturda'y, "June
from 2:30 hist?ry thi~ ~Wle.
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tioned at' FCi~ L~~r:
,sta. Strickland, pre~lde~tof
th~ tions, Beginning' at.,about 10
They wore periwinkle blue their home whieh followed the
Fm~l Pom1:er to 'be r:ecelVl!1g Mo. The Will be
Alun.ma.~. ~OWlCll. :M,:rs.H., E'. 01clock in. the mornmg, about
and white dotted Swiss with ceremony Mrs. Bray wore a to. 4:30 in the afternoon, :the her diploma
SmIth ,wI~h January. y
marrIed m Demmg IS m charge of arrange- 30 members of the Class will
wide organdy yoke collars ap- cocoa dxaped chiffon gown with Grosse Pointe War Memorial the. ,class of 57 1S Martha r.
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attempt to set up the decorapliqued with Viennese point a hat of white seed pearls and Center cordially all thePointes'
Snuth,. ?aughter of thE7Harold
-----tions in tlle high school gym in
personnel Ggenc:y
, appliqued flowers. Mrs. ErSkine grammar school, children and'R;
Smiths" of. Mernw~ather
L'lst More 'l'iorket:s
less than 10 hours.
was in a coffee lace sheath and their parents to a, :free' tlB-rty. road. She studied .at LIg,gett
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This is more difficult than it
1461 penobscot
bldg.
matching hat appliqued with a
A:full two hours of' contin- Scho!>~.~o~e
E7ntering. Smith
For 'Fiesta of Nations ,
sounds
becaUse, besides the
grape motif.
uous entertainment is planned. and l~ maJo:m~ m SpanIsh. She
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Mrs. D. L. Pucci, of Moran massive wall' decorations to be
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Following a V?edding trip to Burnsie the Birdman :will be on ~pesnt ,her JUnIor year abroad
The annual strawberry festl'- road, will be chairman of the. put up, there are. also some
the West Indies the couple will hand with. his trained pets. m pam.
snack bar for the. annual Fiesta very ingenious replicas to be
E&!!!!&iilEili.
--.---val of the' Grosse, Pointe Woods of Nations, sponsored for the
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Patricia Marie Smith, daugh- make their home in San Ma.riD.o, Charles Romig will. perform
Calif.
feats
of
magic.
The
Children's
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ChUrch,
Mack
ave..
Missionaries
of
SS
Peter
and
l~========================ffi
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
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Theater under the direction of
r~ A en to Marry.
nue and Torrey road, will be P ul '
Francis Smith, of Beaconsfield
Mrs. Syd Reynolds will stage Fremont. Girl in June
held on the church lawn Wed- ,aAS~isting her will be Mrs.
avenue, formerly of Audubon
a one-act play.
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nesday, .Tune 5, starting at6
Thomas Meade,
of McMillan
LET US SHOW YOU HOW YOU CAN
road, was married Saturday
Miss CoopeJ;'s ibaHerinas will
Mr. and Mrs. Hersel Smith, p-,m.
road; Mrs. R alp h Urso and
morning in St. Clare of Monte~
"PACKAGE" YOUR INSURANCE TO
give a preview of their "Eve- of Fremont, Mich., announce the
The public is invited.
Annette Urso, of Cloverly road;
falco Church to Vaughn Adams.
ning of, Ballet" and the Junior .engagement' of their laughter,
The festival is sponsored by' Mrs. Frank Oeaney, of KenslI}.gThe bride wore a silk taffeta
GET BROADER PROTECTION
League puppeteers will bring Jayne Marilyn, to Ernest E. AI- the Womfn's Association of the ton road; Mrs. Phyl Calcaterra.
gown accented with Alencon
lace and a silk tulle veil fallMost folks have the makings the afternoon to a wonderf\il lent, son of the Archie Allens, church. Hostesses will be mem- of Centerlin~ Mrs. Lewis Bosco,
AT LOWER COST
ber~ of the Abigail Group, of of Wilslfire road; Nancy Dossin;
ing from a seed pearl coronet. of a real "good" fire in their ,conclusion with their perform- of Brys drive.
The, bride-elect is a graduate ~hich Mrs.' Andrew Campbell of Kensjngton road, and ElizaHer flowers were white roses homes simply ibecause they ance of "The Prince with the'
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o~ Wester~ Michigan Univer- IS lea~er, and the Naomi Group, beth Pucci, of Moran road.
and stephanotis centered with don't know what rubhi9h is, Elephant's Spell."
cypritidium.
warns Farms Fire Chief M.
The Center's very popUiar Slty. Her fIance. wa~ graduat~d headed'by.
Mr~. Edward Els-'-----In white nylon embroidered William Mason.
ballroom dancing teachers, AWlt iron: Way~e Umvers~ty and wI~l ~1~lelr.asJVIsl.Srts
.. Geor~e Miles also
Recent eye studies indicate
ANDOOMPAN~
that most persons can read uneyelet over blue net and taffeta
In a special Spring Clean-Up Marge and Uncl~ Bill Wilson rece1ve his B. S." degree .thIS
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In case of rain, the festival interrupted for six hours withwas the honor maid, Mary Fran- Week plea, Chief Mason urged will MC the program and see June from the Sch.ool.of Animal
at ~chIgan
State will be held in the church din- out suffering eye .strain or fa~
ces Laige. The other attendants, all hoUseholders to immediately that every child has a good time. Hu~ban~,
INSURANCE
gowned like the honor maid, "learn how to spot junk and They will be assisted by mem- U:mver.sl~. He 18 8: member of ing room,'
~~~~s ;I~e~ ~~~~e~~ t~:~v~~~
were Mrs. Gerald Decker, Mar- other quick burning
things bers of the program ~ommittee SIgma ChI. .
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2711 East Jefferson, Detroit 7 Mich.
The couple wIll.•be marrIed .m
age household filled with chilo:'
llyn Jeanne Sniith and Ka!'en around the home, fer these are' under the chaI.rmanship' of Mr.
J
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many, more people dren or ,the word "uniriterMargaret Smith. They carried, a real fire danger! and Mrs. Ben Beyer. Assisting
un~ a. t e. Irs'
e 0 IS talk economy than the' number rupted'~ would 'not have 'been
white
carnations
and blue
"Then," he said, "get into the for the afternoon will, be Mrs. Church m Fremont.
who have the
to, practice used.
mums.
habit of disposiilg of it regular- Watson Ford, Mrs~ M. M. ShaeLawrence Gigante was best ly and often, ar.d you'll be con- fer, Mrs., J6~ Ros~ and J.YIrs.
OperaAsso~iatio'n
man and seating the guests tributing more to the fire safety Miles McKee.
were Raymond Joseph Smith, of your family and home than
To
Elect Officers
Every child will receive a
Lawrence Edward Smith and could all the :fire. departments
balloon as a favor. Ice cream
Gerald Decker. The bridegroom for miles around."
The W<>men'sAsS()ciation for
and, pop' will be available' for
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Here, a c cor din g ,to Chief
the Mil~higan Opera Company
five ~nts a pieCe.
George Adams, of Philip avenue. M&son, are som~ of the things
will hold their annual meeting
Following a receptio~ at, the that firemen classify as ('ruband ele,etion of officers at the
Ignol.'anceceases to be. bliss Women s' City Club on 'June 4;
Whittier the couple left on a bish"-the fuel that, fire needs:
motor trip' through the East. lamp shades, old mattresses, the minute some joker takes it Tuesday at 11 a.m.
They will live in Detroit.
cast off clothing and furniture. upon himself to .put people wise.
The meeting will be followed
by a luncheon 'to' honor the incoming officers.
'Dhis event marks the beginning of a new sea,son for the'
organization and, plans will be
discussed for further activities.
Reservations for the lurlt::heon can be made through Mrs:
Francesco DiBlasi, of Broadstreet boulevard.
On Saturday
,
will
At the am
Pointe War M
American
Ass(
chairmen for tl
the past year's
Mrs. Arthur
president,
gavl
report.
Mrs. 1
seven members
attended the M
Division ConvE
ly in Grand R<
Reporting on
with Mrs. Hillel
Arthur T. Berse:
D. Conkey, Mrs. 1
Mrs. Lee A. LE
John R. Pear, 1\
King 'Elf
Harmoni
Charles H. Kin
set, Grosse Point,
Harmonie's newl)
dent. He sU(~~ee
er J. Willard C
remains on the 1
tors. Walter H, G
Morningside, is t
Grosse Pointe IT
108-year-old orga
man board,
Dean of the De
Law since 1944
fessor of law ther
years preceding
ment. Corning t(
his parents whE
from his native (
he was graduatE
from H i g h 1a n
School, Detroit
Technology, Detr
Law and the
Michigan Law ~
Dean King is
the Detroit, State
bar associations,
contributor to Ie
and is currently
one-volume text
practice.
During recent
monie's
new
served in variou:
its board. Mr. a
(the former Ouid~
their son, Charles
in Grosse PointE
five years.
Smiths E
Eastern ~
'>
Relax in Style .....,with Casual Wear from
l
Proper's
'FORGET IT
, Try to remember that it costs
more to avenge a wrong than
it does to let it go by default..
embroidered elegance
Mr. and Mrs.
man Smith, of P
had a busy week.
ing their house g
East.
Theil' son-in-la
ter, Mr. and IV
Lapham arrived
New Canaan, C
honor the SmitJ
other son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. AI
Jr., also of Provel
a cocktail part~
Saturday at the I
Next week-enl
Pont, of Wintert
arrive to visit tl
attend meetings
Institute of Arts.
Budget PIon A,
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Good NamE
for the mother of the
-'
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bride, for ~fter- .
FIRTH
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noon teas, an~ late-aay
wmmer parties
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our sleek silk','
~nd-cotton
sheath, wrapped from hip
THE
PAISAN
to hip by a floating
back panel. -Blue,'beige.'
,Hav~ fun ;.!. look your
best and feel: your best.
Wear fun-loving. sun-I~ving colorful' casuals ,that
Sizes 12 to I8.
29.95
\.
will pamper ,your fe'et
,with. beauty.
and
ease.
CHOOSE FROM
22
STYLES I~r
washabJe
Kercheval
fabrics
Pi~tured here'.
and',straws~'
TUxedQ 2..7000
Also styles for
.,
/
Children and Misses
..
Your
at 8.95,.
,.The belts are solid color elastic' w.ith heraldic buckles, 3.50 .' ..
and the'
~ith f,ine cotton
shoes areG;omfortable
br9wn Bass Weejuns' at 12.50.
Kercheval,
near ,.~~dieu)(
trln the 'Valley'
Charga-Plate'
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TUx.do'2-S720
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Between
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Gross~
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the. good looks 'of natural raw flal<:,walkinQ shorts,
prin.ted sho~t. ~Ie~ve shirts
,15.95< . ,c9upled
S. W, and M Widths
at St. Clair
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Society Ne'ws Gather.ed from ,All of the' P'o,intes
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Thursday, May 30. 1957
intes
Woma~'sP'age
PHS
,
High &.:hoolseniors
on the :floor,
ow. most of the work has
completed.
The
final
will be viewed by all
liors at 9 o'clock, June 1.
)u can bet it will be go.od!
this country needs is a.
:r brake for the man .rho
.:al1y boasts about his ac~hments.
alliet sorge
agenc:y
bldg_
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The 'young ,mothers o:L the
GroSsa. ,Pointe . Congregational
Co-operative- Norseryabari:. pam
. t 'mlxmg
'-"'-- .an..d
. ,done..d 'theIr
jungle'
tending last Sun:;
day to dOn their party:best.The
occasion~A tea to honorth~~.
nursery's
invaluable
teacher,~,
Mrs. Evelyn Craig,. who will
JIl'ove' to, Calitornia. mJune.
. Mis. Craighasbeen
with;the :
Congregational Nursery since, it
was .organizeli, two years 'ago.: .
She ,-has become a main-staY'ili
the 'organization arid,it was with
,- . .th.a..
t' th emem~ers';l"';tl,">.",,;:"~q:/
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deep regret
i
gym
~~~~e~fhe~
.forthcom~g,
SURANCE TO
)TEeTION
:OST
ROHDE
~y
Because they proved SO popu~
lar last summer, the Center is
repeating their Summer Bridge
Le ssons'' agam
.
tt..:lU1>
year. Mrs.
C. A. "Carrie"Kiley will be the
instructor just. as last summer.
She is a veteran of year.i of
teaching
at the
downtorwn
yWCA, International
Institute
and'Denby High SOOoo1..,
The class is open to both beginneno 'and those anxious to
i-m pro v e their game. The
Charles A.. Goren method is
taught in its entirety, not just
'the "point" s~stem.
07.
de- :1~)I~~f1J{Wga:'he~:id,;:t~~/:;
bec=~
Sue Cumberwortb.
11 A., G.P.H.S •
If BetSY' Buell, oi. 130 Mea-
dow lane, had had a horn on
April 23, she probably would
have been blowing, it allover
Grosse Pointe. ,
That was the day the 16-yearold Grosse Pointe High School
junior was informed that she
had been selected by,the Ameriean Field Service to represent
Grosse Pointe in Spain this
summer. Betsy is the only dele-
: ::~.
from
the. Grosse
Pointe
the idea has e.Kpanded \inti! at
present hundreds of high .chool
and college students every year
are given the, oppre-tunity of
going abroad, some for an enure
school year.
When asked if w wotUd IDc.
to staY- in Spain and attend
school there, Betsy replied with
an emphatic ''No! I wouldn'i,
want to miss all Nle fun of my
senior year here for anythng.
But it would be interesting to
see what a EUi"opean .sehool ic
like."
:;:ga:i~~~
yo:h:e:d~~d
GPYC to Mark
Memoria,l Day
Jaycee SParty
Great uccess
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Mr.
Smiths Honor
Eastern Guests
m
Betsy Buell Picked, to Spend,
Summer with Spa,nishFamily
OM
)W YOU CAN
Ih.
Center ,Bridge
Cl~sForming
.•'.Bride-E~'ect
The tea was held 'in the "
sacial asset - than: at the Center
She will depart June 2-1 and ology and algebra in Spanish!
lou~ge oftlle
Grosse, Pointe
in the cOol'lake breezes with a return home early in Septem- Gee, they're plenty hard enough
Congregational Church on.Suri':',
small congenial group limited ber.
in good old English"
Mr: and, Mrs. Roy E. B~own, day, May 26> Mrs. Louis: Rine'.,
'-Picture 1:;;,0 Paul, Ga'ch to' nine tables? The charge is
On board ship, Bets, 85 her
About the only rigid limita.
Reporting
on the conclave year ~ w?rk. Mrs. Charles Sham, of Fisher road,' announce the' hart was chairman of "the' tea •. , Mr.a~dMrs ..Charles ~. Stoll, $10 for a series of eight (8) friends call her, w:ill attend tions Betsy will have to adjust
.. t 4"o',c"lockit pre.s,e,. nt,ation was' of SOUth,.
,.Edgewood drIve, "a~- lessons but husband and wife special classes for the benefit t
$50 li 't
din
with Mrs. Hillegas were Mrs. of B~rmmgham, was the after- engag'emerit of their ,daughter, A
"
nounce the engagement of theIr m'ay tak'.."them t'oet,other for. ct1J::.
0 are a .
ml on spen
g
Arthur T. Bersey, Mrs. Albert noon s speaker.
,
MAXINE
BARNARD
to
George
made
to
Mrs.
:Crcugofa
photo
..
.'
,
.~
"1'''
of
all
foregn
eKehange
students.
money,
and
a
maximum
of
<40
,
. ..
".
.,'
. . . . '
. .f' daughter Barbara Jean 00 Wl1J
D. Conkey, Mrs. Edgar A. Hahn,
~st Wednesday a g::oup met ~. Huysken., son. Offthpeh.l,?orne-'allbl.utmCOh~ltdammghsnhapShtots
hOt.liamArthur
SChultz, '!;~nofMr.
Lessons begin ,Tuesday, , une Aniong other valuable things, 'Pounds baggage. She plans !t)
Mrs. Lee' A. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. WIth Mrs. Lee A.. .LeWIS, Jr., of hus, J. Huyskens,o
IIp av-. a
..e.ch 1 ren s,.e as aug
and MrsArthurJ
Schultz of 11, at 8 p.m. and continue each .they will be taught the funda- pack 'only, about 10 pound&,
John R. Pear Mrs. Frank W. ~e,,:,,:rly road, to d:is.cussthe po~- .enue. Miss :Bro:vn is a soph~- in the :past, two years. ~athe~s Whittier:'road.
,.
,.
Tuesday evening at the same mentals of whichever language however, "to 89.ve room foy
,
slblhty of orgamzmg a mUSIC more at Mlchglan State Um- and mothers att~nded the festt.
time througih July 30. Early e'q- they will 1>& needing abroadpresents."
'
study group for ne>...;;season. versitywhere
herfianc.e. will vities as well as last 'year's
rollmentis suggested by calling in Betsy's case, of course, $panShe's been .reading que.ntities
Members are renewing their
be graduated,from in JUJ:le. He members;'
the' center, TUx'edo 1-7511"
ish. It is ,estimated she will be of material on the subject and
subscriptions
to tha Friday
is' a member of Phi Phi Alpha.,
Th~' Grosse Pointe Congrega-----on the bOat a week or more.
talking to everyone she kno,"
afternoon Symphony concerts in
tionalC,o-operativeNursery
has
Trio
to
be
Graduated
The
former
11th
grade
sena.
who has been to Sp8:in;
the Ford Auditorium. '
become a well-establisnednurs':
. F
Mt H' I k C",
tor and Teen of the Week, as
"They all say traveling ill
' : - ..- Yacht -Club
. / is, rom
• __0 yo. e
0 ege se 1ec ted by 0n e 0:f th e Det rOl't Europe ,thin"'''''11
e'ry '.school' .l"n..thl'.S'are.a Wl'thi'n . Grosse
Charles H. King, 1304 Somer~ .M~. Sheldon Drennan h.as inPointe,
oW some
g aney
a......
vlted the study group chalrmen '
set, Grosse Pointe Park, is The
the two years, of its organiza- 'markingthiV
Thursday, MemThree local students will' beP ape r,s,
is understandably
ways remember with t:.1eaSUl'''
to meet at her Lakecrest lane
i_....
tl'on. Mrs
of I hope I can
came thn'5
Harmonie's newly' elected presi- home on June 2 at 8 o'clock to.
~." Wl'lliam Kanzler'
.. .was
.orial
Day'1'with the opening of receiving their diplolnas. from thrl'lled a4 the prospect
L'U..,
\
dent. He succeeds Grosse Point- submit their list of committee
elected president; Mrs:. Richard. its, outdoor S''?J'lmmingpool; and Mt. Holyoke. College in South spendi!.l8
a' whole
summer next fall."
The ann u a I ..Grosse Pointe, Hudson, . vice-pr~sident;
Mrs. with a ho1iday'dinner
served Hadley,. Mass., on Sun day, abroad.' She first became inBets is apparentl¥ aware of
er J, Willard Carpenter, who members and to outline their
Jaycee AuxiliarY. card paI1-Y, Charles
Monahan, ,treasurer;
from 12:30 to 4 o'clock, and ,a June 2.
terested in the trip when a eou- the
i!.remendous responsibiUremains on the board Of direc- study programs for the fall.
held
at
the
War
MemoriaL-.--onand
Mrs.
C1are
Sober,
secietary
.
.later_buffet
dinner
from
6
to.
9
Hen.ry
Steele'
Comm",o'er,
prosin
returned
to
the
United
ties
as
well as the pleasures of
tors, Walter H. Gieseking, 20197
.Among the chaimlen, named
The aim of the nursery was' o'clock.
\..
fessor of American h'i;tory at States and talked to her entbus- her anticipated trip. But while
Morningside, is the the 0 the r at the annual meeting we're Mrs. May 15, has been termed sUcIn d f
t
Old CI b'
iastlcallyabout
Europe. "That she takes them seriously, they
Gros~e Pointe member of this Otis M. Dickey, education; Mrs. cessful. Due to the participation to provide co~structiv.e play and
social activity forpre-schoolers.
, .. e erence o~the
u. s 'AmJherst College, will be the was three years ago;" she said. don't seem to trouble her.
l08-year-old organization's nine- Albert D. Conkey, fellowship; of"the people ofthecozpmllnity
the auxiliary will be able . to Two mothers assist the teacher' Memorial. Day' opening of Its principal speaker.
"I've been dying to go myself
"I'm going to have a .good.
man board.
Mrs. Edgar A. Hahn, interna- present a scholarship to the at each .class. This gives 'the sea s.o n, GPYC tr~ditionally.
Among the 255 graduates will ever since."
'
time, but at the same time, try'
Dean of the Detroit College of tional relations; Mrs. M. L. Van Grosse Pointe, Foundation for
th'
th
t't
t b t omits any regular pogram ,as be Eloise Gorton, daughter of
Betsy will spend the summer to act J'ust a little better thalJ
mo ers
e oppor unl y 0 e - many members belong to both Paul
Gorton, of University
"t
Law since 1944, he was pro- Dagens, legislative program, and
Exceptional Children. Without ter understand their children, clubs.
'pla~,
and the late Mrs, Gorton. With a family picked to res em- my average self," she said. '
fessor of law the!'a for the seven Mrs. Alfred F. Tayler, social tP.utting a burden on the school, and' children' in general,' by
,
,
h
of ble her own as much as PO&- realize the people over' there
years preceding that appoint- studies.
it
will
be
possible.to
aid
some
k'
d"
1.'
.th
th
The
lawns'
arid
'Porches
are
Gretchen
Marty,
daU:,gter
. sible. They will probably be in will J'udge part of America b...
Others are Mrs. Eugene H, child who does n6t ,have avail- wor l~g anp aymgwl
ment. Corning to Detroit with
. em. cfressed with thei~ summer fur- the Arthur B. M~rcys, of Neff the same approximate economic what I am and do, lK) rtn goi~
An orientation program is of- ....;ture' at G'PYC thl'S Thursday. road, and LillI a n McMath,
-his parents when he was 12, Bahn, status of women; Mrs. able funds and who is in need fered'
in the :fall. semester in u.
ht
f th T
t M M th
bracket as. the Buells,and pre- to try to make the trip more
from his native Gulfport, Miss., Edward F. Suits, studio arts; of thl;! school's h,elp.
'
d
th
t
th
th'
'b
Under
the
supervision
of
the
daug
ero
e
ren.
cas,
ferably
have
near
the
same
ag~d
than
...
,
."t
'"
summ
Oft.. ..
Mrs. Anthony J. Gla.<;ko, creor er
a
e mo ers may e- house committee arid its chair~ of Clov:rJy road, are ~he other
J~
"'..
von.'Yn.I'
he was graduated successively
ative writing; Mrs. Donald WorThe A u xiI i a r y wiShes to come better acquainted wi thco- man' Charles L. Jacobson,. the two Pomter. graduatmg from .children.
,
:from H ig h 1 and
Park High
'
Mt H 1 k
She has already ~eard, :from New Officers !1ected
ley, drama; Mrs. James G. Mor- thank all those who took part operative nursery procedures.
School, Detroit
Institute
of rison, by.laws; Mrs. John P. in the card party.
This year the orientation pro- Fo'castle is bright with new m. 0 y_o_e.____
them by letter, and 18 dellghted B H
. k I Club
Technology, Detroit College of Thomas, music, and Mrs. A.
The nextmeetlng of the aux- gram consisted of a TV series teriorpaindt inh,yelllow and,
.
aqua
THE REV. and MRS. D. S. by an offer to take a tour of. Y
omema ers
b
:r~w and the University
of Stewart Kerr, children's theater. iliary will be a dinner meetiing conducted by the WayneUnicolors" an ,t e c u nouseexPATTON, of Sandusky, Mich., the highlights of Spain with
Michigan Law School.
Homemakers' Club of. YWCA
Continuing the list are Mrs. at the Grosse Ppinte.War Mem- versity School of Education. teri6r. is fresh with its stone announce the.. birth' of a daugh- them..
Dean King is a mell!ber of James H. Graves, coniemporary .orial on June 24. At this time Mrs. Richard Hudson was chair- gray' coat of waterproof paint.
ter, KATHRYN RUTH, on May
Although Betsy's own family Central Branch has elected Mrs.
the Detroit, State and American literature; Mrs. Ben' W. Beyer, the new of~icers wi1l):>e~augUr- man of this important program.
,Scannin~
next
m~nth's 13. Mrs. Patton is the former will foot her expense bill, the F10rence Jahn as prelrident :for
bar associations, is a frequent finance; Mrs. Lee A. Lewis, Jr., ated: pr~l~ent,
~s.
Herbert
The proble;m of keeping'tp.ee:rents,
GPYCs ~ld FashIoned MARILYN BOWER.
Field Service is responsible for the 1957-1957 season.
contributor to legal periodicals membership;
Mrs; nursery equipped was handled Flel.d Day. now IS slate~. for
making all arrangements
and
Mrs. Jahn's new e~utivQ
Mrs. Louis M. ~en=; V1ce~presl.dent,.
and is currently completing a Green, newsletter,
choosing the family for her to board will include Mrs. Leon
and Mrs. Herberi: Kenz; Ylc~-presldent, by'Mrs. Allan Neef and 'Mrs~.Wednesday,. June, 26.' .Orl~l1'l;alone-volume text on Michigan John D. JakIe, nominating.
Mrs. R~chard ,ReIch, secretary, Ernest Bauer. Mrs. Bauer was. ly set fora week; ea~her It had U
0
live with,
Drei!fus. and Mrs. J. L. Ganley.
Mrs. Nathan B. Gooc1norw,pro-. Mrs .. Mllt Boyd; and treasurer, ,resPo~,si.ble..for the purchase, or to. b~ deferred to.. the 26th due T
practice.
Betsy explained that the Field first and second vice-presidents,
During recent
years Har- gram; Mrs. Robert H. Snyder, Mrs, Hennan Zerweck.
acquisltlon", by .hool,< or crook" to -CIrcumstances bey?nd. ~he j
Service began with a group of Mrs. Ella Dennison, recording
monie's
new
president
has publicity; Mrs. Kenneth Cook,
-----of the large equipment: During C Iu b:s control: Ch;alnnamng
/
__
'ambulance
drivers just after secretary; MN; Harold Wie1t,
served in various capacities on E. Roll, social arrangements;
"
the course of the year they have the FIeld Day fIesta IS Howard
Thirteen h u n d red singers World War I. They decided the oorresponding
lecretay;
Mrs.
its board. Mr. and Mrs. King Mrs. Lowell H. Orebaugh, Tues- Kathryn
,Andr'e
aacquired doll.s:'a stroller, a doll .A. Shaw.
from 17 Detroit high schools fcreign exchange plan would be John I. Manby. ireasuru.,an4
(the former Ouida A. Jolls). and day evening, and Mrs. Carl H. To Wed
Fjndley
high~chai'J, drum, a complete.
-----will participate in two great a good way to improve foreign Miss Sally Stapleton, assistant
their son, Charles Jr., have lived Larsen, ways and means, ,are
--rhythm band and a numerous,
An upside-down world would choral festivals o~ Thursday, relations. Since its beginning treasurer.
in Grosse Pointe. for the la5't recent graduates;' Mrs. .Everett
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph,J. Andre, assortment of dress-up clothes. be confusing to all of us. and June 6, and on Frld~y, June 7,
also named.
.
five years.
of Belcmger road, announce the Mrs. Neef has peen kept busy perhaps that's ~he reason for at Den,,?y and Cody high sch()oh~
Mrs. James G. Morrison, edu- enga'gement . of their daug}:lter, purchasing a renewe9- supply of a few of our babies' squalls and -respectIVely.
.
cational TV and radio; Mrs. Lee Kathryn Ann, to Lewis Earl the usual paper, paste, paint taritrums.-A, new born baby sees
An outstand~ng ~eatur& of
M, Corliss, hospitality;
Mrs. Findley"son of Mrs. InaFindle~
and- crayons. Mr. Allan Neef, things upsidedown,~ and sees eac~ pro.gra,m WIll be ..he m8:ssed
Philip Gillist telephone, and ,of Greenville, 'Miss.
Mr. Douglas Thomas and Mrs. separately. with each eye, I'e- C?OlrS smgmg -und~r the dlrecMrs. Arthur C. Neidow, )'earMiss Andre will be graduated Ernest Bauet, able performers searchers for the Murine Com- hon o~ Glen? ,Klepmger of Ca;;s
book, com~")letethe list.
from the University ,of Tampa with a do-it-yourself kit, organ- pany r e po r t. It takes six to ~echmcal hIgh school and
{Exclusive ift Detroit at Warren',.1
in June. She. is a member of ized the fathers' committee. All eight weeks fora baby to' see; ham Koerper of Cooley hIgh
Mr. and Mrs. Howard FreeSuburbia
Garden
Club
Sigma
Sigma
Sigma ... The togetherjtheyturned'
out a gad- before this time all vision is school.
man Smith, of Provencal road,
couple plan to he marrIed ,on get board, a child's life.sized blurred. '
The choir. and glee etlubs
had a busy week-end entertain- To Meet for Luncheon
. August 31.
bed, sink and stove..
taking .part in each program
ing their house guests from the
The suburbia Garden Club
-----Mrs. William. Ehrlich and Mrs. Prospect.ive new mem,bers ten- will present numbers of their
East.
- 1 . .R' hf d
"-, d
own choosing and will then jl)in
P h lIP..
ac or organIze
a tatively' enrolled for. the fall in s~nging "I. 0 r d Thou Art
The!r son-in-law and daugh- will meet at the home of Ms. Richard Kindergarten
I
d
scheduled car-pool for .picking term attended this meeting, at Mighty", V a li n 0 fi,' "Lord to
ter, Mr, and Mrs. F. David Joseph Cavanaugh, 2152McMilRoun up
up the children and bringing which the following new offiLapham arrived Friday from Ian road on June 4 at 12:30 C ass to Have
-th
h
. t
hi h h
Thee' We Turn", di Lasso; "Ave
em ome, asys em w c
as cers- were.' inStalled: president,
New Canaan, Conn. In their o'clock. Mrs, Robert LewIs an d '
Mrs.
Victor
Breidenba~h
will
The
Richard
School
have
worked.'effectively
for
two
Mrs.
c'harles
Monahan',
viceMaria",
Rachmaninoff., and
honor the Smiths with their
a round-up of. the 19S-r.58'kinRingwald's "Paul Revere's Ride
,
C'1
• th
dOt
years.
.
pre!3idellt, Mrs. Douglas Thom- and, Concord Hymn".
other son-in-law and daughter, serve the luncheon.
Mrs. Robert Quard will bring, dergarten
ass m
e~Jau 1 or~
Mrs, RIchard E.dwards ,hea,de, las,' secretary' ,. Mr.s. William PotMr. and Mrs. Arthur H, Buhl,
him at 3:30 p. m. on Wednesday, I1ih ack omnllttee W111Chhas
There is no admission charge
esn
c,
.
.
ter' treasurer Mrs. Wi II i am for ,the programs. However, adJr., also of Provencal road, gave dessert. After the business meet-.
'11'
June
5.
The
children
are.
1nprovided
juice,
'crackers
and"
E.hr'll'ch
b
a cocktail party and dinner ing, each mem er Wl glve a vited to accompany -their par,. .
' 1 d
treats f
th
".
mission is by ticket only. Tickets
five-minute tt.lk on their own
on speCla ays(
. or
e
Local residents interested in may be obtained from Robert
Saturday at the Little Club.
ents to this get.acquainted meet- childre~.
enrolling athree-or.four-year'Jones, Cody High School~ VErEARRINGS
Next week-end Henry Du- practical gardeni~g ideas.
EARRINGS
Ruby or IOpphire .~M.i
ing. .'
. Mrs: Doug~as. took over t~e 014, child in the nusery should mont 6-6584, and from Hulda
tv!>>, or sapphire ~
Pont, of Winterthur, Del. will
. $95. pr.
~
$60. pro
'
Children whose fifth birthday ,co~plicated Job o~ J?emberslp.p call Mrs. Douglas Thomas at Martin, Den b y'High
School,
People thiIlk they talk about
arrive to visit the Smiths' and
Ploil" $75.
c~lll:esbefor~,Dece;mber
1
are
chalrman.
Mrs.
WIlham.
Watson
TU4~1321.
LAkeview
1-2100.
'ftoi~
$40.
~
their
habits,
but
in
reality
it
is
attend meetings at the Detroit
the habits talking about them. 'ellg1ble for kmdergarten. There was the capable health director.
Institute o~ Arts.
will be. ~ discussion .of some of, , A special field trip chairman
the policles'of the,kmdergarten
was, appointed, this year. Mrs.
demonstrated
thro~gh
the
use
Blaine Ryckman took over the
Budget Plan Available
June 17
of' kodachrome slIdes. Enroll~ job and arranged jaunts. to the
through
ment forI?s and t~e Qarents airport, the, H1.lnt Club, pet
(;ood Names to !lve with "
' Aacg. 18
manual ."'1111
be avaIlable.
. shops, libr~ry; post office, dairy,
The kmderg~r~,,:n. rooms ,.,?,lll fire station and the Children's
FIRTH •
MAGEE' •
BIGELOW
be open for vlsltmg. Plannmg Zoo at Belle Isle. Field day is '
the event are: ;lVIrs.Jea71 Broa.d- a very happy ~casion at nursCUFF LINKS
liE TA=I(~
,,
Agel 4 ""rough 12
man, Mrs. Carol.:Watkms,Mlss' .'ery sdl<:iol.
:
(lever Back$)
'Ruby or $apphire~)
Camp
Savery
will
be
held
on
the,
p1'emises
of
the
Marilyn
Sweeney' and Mrs.
Mrs ... Elmer" Longn~cker was
Ruby or sapphire eyes,
$22.50
Grosse Pointe' University School, on Cook Roa.d
;105. pr. Ploin, $15. p~
Helen Pankow.
chairman &f the committee to
!Ioift, $12.501
Camp Savery brings to boys and' girls ev&1'Y
adhire a new teacher. After a
vantage ,of. camping.. away fr~
home. Camp
TU 1-4484
Grosse Point.
of
If a man can't recognize an great deal ,of interviewing
'activities.include tennis, fencing, archery; baseball,
track, horseba'ck riding.. Sewing for girls. Shop
opportunity when he sees it, ;many applicants, the committee
work for boys. Arts and crafts. boxing (for boys).
18520 MACK AVENUE. neat' Warren
signed
a
contract
with
Mrs.
an education is of lJttlebenefit.
calisthenics. bowling and gol.f. Swimming every
Doris Kel1y, Mrs, Kelly. is a'
day. The camp wlU be open daily (Mondaythrough
Friday) from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00, p.m. With special
very well quali:fi~dteacher and
trips arranged' for Saturdays. Transportation_ is
next year's school daysp~omise
provided for all campers.
,
Facilities: Beside'sourspac1oua grounds and 'work
to be as b+,ight as those,.that
shops,
Camp
Savery
has use of two gymnasiunui
have passed.plu8 an auditoriUm.where sound movies are shown
CHA1tM
CHARM
The last meeting of, the year' .
daily. Weare proud' of ()ur entire college trained
Ruby or sopphir. eyes.
rhby or sapphire .~~
i>taff
and.
we
weleome
,the
return
of
Miss
Mary
for the 'parents was. held on ,
Thorn.
.
.$40. Ploill. $30.
$22.50
.,
May 28. Mrs. Janet Lamont; a '
PIoItt. $12.10)
,
For
further
information,
please
call
TV
,1-4812
kindergarten teacher at- Kerby ,
MISS JANE SAVERY. Director
this favorite ls served
School, spoke on 4<A C~ild's
Adaption __ to
Kindergarten/'
King 'Elected
Harmonie Head
tlite girl
:e employees,.
fully screened
tested.
61 penobscot
...:.
"
.-~
/
.
b'C
~plbyers•••
personnel
~-
,
'0
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t
Page Sevente.
by, of, "and for Pointe Wome~.
•
;
Pointe War Memorial the Grosse Pointe Branch of the
American Assodation of University Women announced
chairmen for the coming 'year's activities and reported on
the past year's accomplishments.
Mrs. Arthur B. Hillegas,
president, gave her annual Thompson .and Mrs .. M. L. Van
'll
'th Dagens. ThIS conventIon marked
repor t. Mrs. H1 egas WI the 75th anniversary of the
seven members ~~~hebranch founding Of,'the Association.
attended the Michigan State
At the annual meeting SaturDivision Convention receni- day various study groups of the
iy in Grand Rapids.
' AA~ arranged exhihits of t~e
:m Night.
PO I NT~I,NI.'W$.
Nursery School
HOI10rS\
Teacher
..
Annual ~uncheon Held at War Memorial Sat~rday;/
Chairmen Appointed for. Coming Season;
Eight Members. Attend State Convention
At the annual luncheon last Saturday in the Grosse
rions
,e
e.
e
Engaged,
AAUWClimaxes
Year's Activities
Llm Will Be Climax
;Committee Set
.P.H.S.
&R,OS S I,
A WISE
"":'il-
GRADUATION GIFT
for those who have acquired wisdom
I
will
pl.'
C
S
,. .AMP
AVERY
Summer' Da, Calllp for BOYS _2nd 'IRLS'
FRANK R. BROVIN
CARPETS
\
O~EN THURSDAYS AND F.RIDAYI TiLL ,
.j"
I
Served at Both Luncheon-and Dinner
y
Lasagne belong, • • • food :lover.; delight inik
.xoti.
ts,
aroma • • • lb delicious taste. Thursdayl
W
GROSSE PO'~NTE
l
'.st
'
Interior
~5.
*
LO.8-0075
TUxedo 2-7230
PtmHtl!tw hs ~perh cu;s~
ftJf"~flttr
JO yeMI
** BUDGET TERMS
SLIPCOVERS
Grosse
2681 East Jeff.rson Ay•.~ D.troit
u,di 0 S
'...
CUSTOM, MADE "FURNITURE
'"*REUPHOLSTERY
LITTLEH.AJmYS
O'GLOCK'
Beeo;ratorM
* DRAPERIES'
he
.
'
~vefywhere throughout
Pointe you'tl find. hom~s .. '
, bearing sp~rkling evjdence'ofthedecorating
techniques
obtainable at Wanamaker's:AII'work
il done in.
our ,own shops'.
: exclusive workm~nship but fIlot expensive
T.U1-2100
,
,
l'S53 MACK M
H1IffHng#OH
CHARlfS
w. WAR
J!WIl'IIS
AND
R-Et'J
IllVEIIMIT"'1
1520 WASHINGTON
htroll~ ),Ihhll"
~wo
& ~OM'ANtt
BOULEVARD
UWI-""
H-. ~ ......
.....
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G.RO.S S E ',' p.e;> l~ T~'.
Page. !tghteen
••
Austin' Dads 'Name Officer$
~.~
Thursday, May 30, 1957
Silversmith~r. Guild
To Meet at Institute
Pierce Science',Exhibitors Gef Ready.
.J~tchen:j
The Michigan Silversmiths
Guild will hold an open meetingfor
member&'
guests.
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Pag_ Ninet....
GPHS Netters Win Tenth
Of Season to Take Crown
Devils' Ball Tearn Holds K~y To BCL AII,-Sports Trophy
~SIGNERS
Grosse Pointe added two more victoriea to its 1957 un-
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Devil TraCK Team Captures
First Border Cities Title
For the first time in history Grosse Pointe High School
b.ecame the sole owner of ~he Border Cities League track
tItle. The feat was accomplIshed when the Devils defeated
the Monroe Tropans on the latters' track, 64 5/6 to 44 1/6
on Wednesday, May 22.
-------.----The victory gave the Point- tan.ce 20'674".
ers a clean slate in league dual
High Jump-Price (GP) Tubbs
meet competition this season. (M) tied for first. 'Four~way tie
It also enabled the Pointers for third between Marshall (M),
to move out in front in the race Bork (M), Frobotta (GP) and
for the league's 'Coveted All. Hykes (M). Height 5'5".
Sports trophy.
Pole Vault Gutow (GP)
Labled as a strong road block Fisher (M) tied for first. Fourin the Devils' path to the title, way tie for third between ...AlMon;'Qe rolled over compara. cott . (GP), Colt'on (M), Jones
tively easily' as the the Devils (Mj) and Parron (M). Height
swept to seven individual firsts 10'6".
and both relays. The Trojans
never threatened
during the
course of the meet.
Babe Ruth Loop
H as Be19 0 penlng
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The key to the final winner' 'of the Border. Cities
League All-Sports Trophy rac.e'is in the hands of the
Blue Devils baseball
which currently holds a record
of 4-3 with thr.ee games remaining on the schedule. If the.
Pointers can manage a pair of victories in the,fiilal games
Grosse Pointe will capture th'-t. coveted,beat-:up
trophy'
which they have won more times than any other school
in the league. Shown left to right first row; WALLACE,
team.
Todd Price Big Star
HARPER, NICK G E N 0 V A, DICK DUMAS, RON
Todd Price ca;-ped off his I
WORTMAN, GIL COX, BOB MARCEREAU and MARTY,'
high school track career with
-four first places giving him in.
After a colorful parade and
dividual point h 0 nor s and ceremony highlighted by the
boosting his season to~l to 132, presence of Detroit Police Com.
which is an all time Grosse missioner Edward F. Piggins,
Pointe High record. Price won the Selfridge Field Air 'Force
the 120 high hurdles, 180 low Band, and Joan Nieporte, Miss
/
hurdles, high jump and broad Photoflash of 1957, the Opening
jump..
day games of the Grosse Pointe
Kenny Gutow took second Woods and Shores Babe Ruth
place scoring honors with 11 League started amidst a carni.
-'k1 e a t'mosp h ere. ,
Boating activity !burs,t forth
vall
oints
which
gave
him
runner":
By
'Tom
Lo Cicero
P
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,
Th
on
the scene over the nJl~t week
O
up scoring honors for the sea.
penmg a.ay Cllalrman,
omson. Gutow annexed his points as F - Cram s t ar t ed t h e cere~ -Its h erai' d e d "h
s ow d own "in the form of sail and power
,on a tie for first in the ~le
mony WI'th' an m t ro ductory games
WI'th N0tre Dame races- and many committee
.t""
h Th'
meetings designed to :formulate
vault, seconds in the 100 yard speec.
IS was followed, by have 'come and gone ~nd
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th
dash and 220 and he ran on the
e lnvoca Ion presented by the Austin
Catholic's
baseball
winning 880 relay team.
Reverend Andrew F. Rauth and team
is still undefeated.
First there was the Cruis.
'th
a
welcome'
by
league
president
Pl'
h
'
ing
Club" of Detroit election
Bosanac pace d th e 1osers WI
John W. Elling, Fred Olmsted,
aym~ t e games. 'on two meetirig ~t Bayview Yacht Club
10 pOInts on victories in the 100 of the Detroit Free Press, sub-' succeSSIve days, Fnday and on Tuesday, May 21. This meetyard dash and the 220.
stituted for Mark Beltaire as Saturday, May 24-25 because ing was supposed to have been
Summary
Master of Ceremonies.
of unruly
spring
weather,
held last fall to elect a new
_ 120 High H u r dIe s, p'ric~ . Other dignitaries present were the Fria118 took the first one commodore 'of the' organization.
(G.P.); Foland (M); EthrIdge Robert P~ge of Grosse Pointe with comparative ease, 5 to 0, Pat Collins, owner-skipper of
(M), 16.5.
University
School,
Franklin but in the second had to the New York 32 sloop "Vitesse~'
~ Medley .Relay - Grosse Dougherty of the Board of Edu- generate
a come-from-bewas elected to commodore and
Pomte (Mawhmney, Delfs, Og- cation, Mayor Ken Koppin of
all
. 4
3 Karl Ness,' owner-skipper of.the
den, Brown) 2:37.2,
Grosse Pointe Woods, President hind r
y to, WIn,
to.
Pilet sloop "Happi-i'less",became
109 yard dash-Bosanac (M); Jack Williams of Grosse- Pointe Both games !were played' at the new vice commodore. Avery
Gutow (GP); Fisher (GP). 10.4. Shores and Victor Hebert sec- Lasky Field.
Macklem remamed as secretaryMile run - Pur d y (GP); retarY'Of the Detroit Fede;ation
Since the weatherman had treasurer.
Wener (M); Van Dorn (M). of 'Umpires.
continued' to play havoc with
The group IelectedlS
offic4:39,4.
Piggins Pitcher'
'
Catholic league schedule ial races ,to determine the Sea440 - Bork (M); Boardman
Commissioner Piggins thi-ew d'Uritlgthe
week,. those were son championship' in the three
(GP); Vanderbrug (~P). 53,0. the first pitch
the umpire the Ob.ly~~oconte.~i8fitsAuscruising clas~s. In order ,to
180 low hurdles:-Prlce (GP); 'shouted' "play ball" and the tin was alble to get m, although qualify a boat mU5t sail in at
Howell (M); Ethndge (M). 21.8. season started.
\
four games were on, tap for,the least seven races,
220 - Bosanac (M); Gutow
In American League action Friars.
(GP); Donoyan (GP). 23.0..
the Tigers ,hammered out 11
Dave Blanks Irish
On the same evening the jun880-Brodle
(M); SchneIder runs on eight hits to defeat the
O~ Friday, Dave DeBusschere iorchair~eri,of the ?~tro~t Riv.
(GP); Franck (GP). 2:11,7..
Yankees 11-0. The winning pitched his .way to his fourth- er,Yachting
ASSOCIatIonclubs
880 Relay - Grosse Pomte pitcher was Tom Swaney ',;rho straight shut-out by blanking got together ~or 1lhee~r~s pur(G1!tow, Brown, Boardman, Ma- allowed only three hits. Be- the Irish, allowing just one hit. pose of n.~ng an offlcla~ ,class
whmney). 1:35.5,
h' d th
t
hOt 't h'
f
d t b
boat for Jun'lor programs m the
Shot Put-Andris
(GP)', Gub~n
e ' WO.-1 pI C mg 0 The game Wag suppose
0 e a'
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bini (M); Lagerfeldt (M). Dis- JIm GUtOWSkI.the Red Sox pitchers' ibattle with Bob, Fluent ~~b. ~e c~~~t~e
a!te~ m~~
nce
42'10".
d~wned
the
White
Sox
9-3.
Jon
on
the
mound
for
N.D.;
but
the'
s~lOn
eel e
on
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ta
'ars had -"o~er l'deas, They :foot flser glass I.nterlak,e. Bloop
Broad Jump - Price (GP); RIce spe~rh ea de d th e R e d S ox Frl
IIU
th
t d
hI 00 t !
McKee (M)' Gilbert (GP). Dis~ ,attack WIth a perfect 4 for 4 tagged him for 9 hits, scoring as
~ m~s . eSlr~ e
a ~r
,
day at tl1e plate. The game be- one nul in the second, 2 in the teaching, Junlor S8J.lors~
..
tween the' Senators and Indians third and 2 in the sixth.
Three clubs have already, inwas postponed beca,use of rain. ' Bili TriW had two,d{)ubles dicated the~. are working on
The Phillies blasted the Card- and a single, Dick De~amiel- plans to ,obtam ~t.1east two of
inals 12-2 in National Leagueleuere
knocked out a~triple and these. boats :tor this summer ..The
Competition. Frank Carta got a single and George Sclunan- ~eet1Illg was un~er the direc~
credit for the victory with a t
ky dro e in 3 runs with a tion ,of. DRYA VIce c~odQre
?WS
v...
Paul A'<iam who appomted a
The six team Minor Division
seven.hit
performance.
Ted
smgle
and an mfleld out.
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of the City-Park and Farms B d
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who
plans
for
inter-club
junior
racBabe Ruth Lea,gue will open the
throws a fast. ball of whioh you ing for this suanmer. The com1957 season with a single game and a triple for the losers.
Aided
by
eight
Red
Leg
errors
only get a glimpse, and a curve, mittee is comprised of Otto
at 10 a.m. on Memorial Day to
be played on the Grosse Pointe the Giants edged the Reds, 7-4. that breaks almost two :feet, Scherer of, Crescent Sail Y.C.,
High diamond. The opener will Jim Gilmour allowed only three looked a~ost ~onchalant as he Bruce Davenport of the Grosse
pit Earl Miller's Washington hits for the Giants. The Dod~ set the ,IrIsh hitters, dow? The Pointe (Little) Club and Fred
Senators against Paul Black- gers' and the Braves' game was lone hIt N. D. came m the Runnells. 'of Bayview Y.C.
cailed because of rain.
third inning when Sam Licavoli
'
burn's Pittsburgh Pirates.
In the Texas loop Houston blo~d
on,e off, the end of his _ On the r~cing scene was the
On Saturday, June 1, the other trampled Dallas ,22-0. Houston hat ,over DeLamielleuere's head annual Raven Spring Series
four teams will swing into ac- pitcher, Phillip Gre,co, allowed at first :base.
sailed out of the Grosse Pointe
tion in a double header bill only one hit. Mike Huntington
Gives Only Four Hits.
Y.C. under the sponsorship Qf
played at the same site. The threw a no-hitter as San An.
DeBusschere struck out 11 the Detroit Raven Association.
10 a.m. game will see Bill Alli- tonio conquered Beaumont 6~3. and walked 5 in bringing his
Two races were sailed on Sason's Baltimore Orioles engage Huntington's effort was sup. scoreless inning total up to U. turday, May 25, with Roy BarCharles Beltz's Cincinnati Red- ported by teammate George He has allowed only 4 hits this bier winntL.-& the first and Boyd
legs and Jerry Steger's Chicago Drysdale who got the only two year,
Benk~rt the second. ThreatenCubs will tackle Art Carveth's hits allowed by losing pitcher
On. Saturday lefthander Gary ing weather
and predicted
Kansas City Athletics in the Curt Hartog.
Mettie ,won his third game -northwest
s tor m warnings
nightcap. '
against no defeats' when he best- caused' judges Ed Desmond,
The league will play its games
Chapels have been built at ed Notre Dame's' George Den-: Commodore Phil Phillip and
Saturday
through
Thursday two Antarctic bases by Navy
yer. The.game, which was play- Bill Connolly to cancel the ~inal Windmill Pointe Y.C~ Is a
each week until each team has Seabees working in their offed almost entirely in the rain race on Sunday. The DetrOIt Y. virtual beehive these, days, as
completed fifteen games.
duty hours.
was Mettie's first mound duty C, Memorial Day race results the' ,club prepares for its Dein more than two weeks. He had in the Raven ~lass will be usedtroit
International Sports and
just recuperated from a sore to determine the winner of the Bmit Show which Will run from
arm,
series. After .two races Boyd June 15 to 23.
The Friars staked him to a 2 Benkert held a narrow point'
The highlight of the. occasion
run lead in the second and Gary lead over defending champion, will be the rurminig of the Deheld the Irish at bay through Carter Sales,
trait MemQrial (power) Regatt~
the first 4 inIrings, scattering 3
-on the 22. It 'will mark the
hits. Hoy/ever; in 'the fifth, as
The Detroit Times-Belle Isle opening of powerboat racing On '
the rain 'came doWn much hard~ Outiboard Club 50-mile' Mara- the Detroit River. CO-chairmen
er, N.D. staged a 3 run upris- thon was postponed a 'day when Homer A 1v e r son and Com•
. ing on two hits, two walks ~d stroni1i w.es~rly v.:ind~ whippe~ Frank Kurk are busy pulling
an error.
the nver mto a ra.gmg frotli. the loose ends tog th
b f . .
The race was held on Monday,"
,e
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Stage Own, ~lly
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.th ' 1 93f th '202 ,t~eIr el8:borate program goes to
Things didn't look very bright
ay. ,Wl .on y ,0
e
press this week.
at this point for Austin, but in ,entrIes startmg and of. .that.
_
the sixth they came ,back ill, group only 46 finiSih'edbecause
Wayne State Un i v e r sit y
,
of ,rough water which caused
d
championship, f,orm with a tally >considerable damage to gear.'
squeeze out a third place in
of their own for 2 runs and a
the final race of the Midwest
4 to 3 lead. 'Dhe big blows be.
Two contestants were taken Int~rcolle8iate c ham p i o'nsIDp
ing solid singles delivered by De to ,the hospi~ forf~t
aid and' serIes the weekend of May 18.19,
Lamielleuere and Joe Bresciami. X-rays followmgthe race. Both. and qualified for the IntercolMettie pitched' flawlessly the' were released after treatment.. legiate Dinghy Championships
rest of the way and ended with
Ray Johnson, a Detroit phar- to be held at the- U.S. Naval
8 strikeouts. The, loser, Denyer, macist, was, first .to finish the Academy the -week' of June 17.
gave S hits and also ~truck out gruelling grind covering- the
The fourteen-race
r 0 Una
8.
" course in 1:02:33 in the DU class: robin series was saiie:d on the
The victory just about clinch- He was followed' over the line Sci~to' Riyer. near Columbus,
es the Central Division title for by Detroiter Dick 'Gallagher 47 ~ O~o, and'ou~ of the Leather
'ACTORY MADE PANRS FOR
Austin and was their ninth cOll- seconds later, and Bill,Heath of LIpS Y.C" with Ohio State UniEASY ASSEMBLY. STRONG
secutive win, seven coming ,in Chicago took third place over-: versi~ the host. school.
2" THICK FRAMEWORK
league play.
all with a time of 1:03:57..
Univen,ity of. M~chigan .sailWITH QUALITY FIR SiDING,
Winners m the other classes, ora +ound the light variable air,
INCLUDING ASPHAlT SHINGLb
Faith is the hope that the fu- were:, Bob Stanley of Petoskey, much, to their liking and walked
(CHOICE Of COLOR)
ture is what the past might Mic!Ugan in the AU class (1:15: off with. the title with a total
have been, but wasn't,
49.); Rob~rt Robbins;'Jr. of West of 90 pomts. ,Bruce Goldsmith ..
Suffield, Conn. in the BU class Dexter There( and Pointer Otto
The way of the transgressor (1:08:20); Cad Clark of 'Lincoln ,.Scherer, ~r., represented U of M.
lis seldom realized until viewed Park,' Michigan' in the 'CU class. ,Goldsmith was the high point'.
(1100:00) and '1'ullio- Celano, 81'. skipper oi the Hrie.&.
from behind bar••
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defeated string and locked up the Border Cities Leaguetitle by turning back Fordson 7-0 on Friday, May'24~ and
Highland Park 7-0 on Monday, May 27. Both matches w~
played on the opponents' home courts.
To date the DevilS have swept
through 10 straight matches, Refior beat WysOcki and Wataon
and this coupled with the 6-1; 6-1.
eleven wins of 1956 ,adds up to
Against lfighland Park the
an impressive 21 straight with- Blue Devils had no trouble
out defeat. .
.
except in the number three
The last time the Pointers doubles where Tom Finch and
lost was to Cranbrook (4.3) in Mike Hammond were playing
the opening xnatch of the 1956 the first varsity match against
season. They won, the return Shannon and Rourke. Finch and!
match that year and started on Hammond finally squeaked by
8-6; 7.5 to give the Devila the
::;N'
their current winning streak.
7-0 sweep.
Beat Tractors Easily
Champion won the nwnbe1'
Against Fordson the Devils one singles 6-0; 6-0 over Osborn
/~;.:""""'~ dropped 22 games but easily and Linclau beat Zaparacas 6-0;
;t
:, beat the Tractors in the :final 6'-2. Piette St. Amour took the
;';:;\}W;", . results.
number three smgles from Jim.
.'"
Rick Champion beat Gajda Cicona 6-4; 6-1 and Tom Davie.
'7-5;
6-1 in, the number one found Jim's brother George a
singles. Ron Lindau dumped bit easier in winning 6-1; 6-0.
Lewis 6.2; 6-4 in the number
John Nicholson and John
two singles and Pie:rre St. Sparks toyed with Solomon and
Amour dropped Davis 6.0; 6.0 Lorey in the number
one
,-P,hoto by Fred Runnells
wh:il~
Tom Davies was winning doubles 6-3; 6-0 and Ron Refior
~DREWS,"
Second row; MANAGER
DAVE BOREthe number four singles from tmd Tom Elliott tripped Hughe.
LAND"PRICE
WATTS, BOB HERRICK, BILL HOOTH,
Lawrence 6-2; 6-0.
and McCarron 6-3; 6-0.
C~LES
TYUS, AL HARANTS; BILL BROWN, JOHN
Also Blank Parkers
HOn,
S'rEVE,'SUQR.and
MANAGER DENNIS BAYIn the doubles John NicholLIS, Ba~k rpw~ HEAD COACH ED WERNET, LARS
son teamed up with Dave Gillies
ANDERSON, ART PROEFKE, .....
AL FORAKER,
DALE
to beat Zaswa and Puciloski 6-3;
CLYMA,~RY
BRADY; GAR~ALDINGER;'
BRUCE
6-0 ill the number one doubles.
THQMPSON
BOB, LIBY arid A:SSISTANT COACH
Dick Granse and Tom Harrett
ERNIE BAUER. .
handled Vroz:>viclf and Oberg
The long dragged out Dearin the number two doubles 6-2; ,born tennis Regional ch~
6-1 and Tom Elliott and Ron pionship last week evaded the
Grosse Pointe Blue Devils onc.
again. A little break here 'or
there and the Devils could'have
become champions. But the
!breaks didn't occur in favor of
the .Pointers and they lost out
Grosse Pointe High School's
ROBERT GILES
to Ha.m:tramck by a point and a
golf team dropped its fifth conGPDS Journalism'Student,
quarter. Hamtramck captured:
secutive match last Wedn~sday,
140/4,points with Grosse Pointe
May 22, when it bumped into
of New York, N.Y. in the 36 Royal 09k and lost by. 35
Colleg~ admission is depen. getting 13th and Dearborn took
class(1:17:01): ,
"'" strokes. The Acorns had an ag~ dent on many factors, not the third with 11¥.E.
,
Grosss Pointe's entry, Skip gI:egate total of 330 to t.lle Dev- least of which are th~ ScholasDue to inclement weather the
Forcier, . still ha:d bad luck Us' 365.
'
tic Aptitude and Achievement usual two day regional was
plaguing him. At the start Skip,
Jeff Belfore and Bill Waldeck tests given by the College En- drawn out over the entire week
liit a !bigwave and boUli<:ed high paced the losers with identical trance. Examination Board.
and right up until the last day
in 'the air. He avoided a capsiz- cards of 87 with Hudson HarriThe admissions officer of a the Devils were very much. ill
ing' !but when his \DU craft re- son carding and 88 and Don college or um.versity can form the running for the title.'
Ron ..Linclau put the Pointturned to the \V-ater.t,he, steer~ Hughes a 103.
excellent ideas 'of Ii student's
ing wheel broke, forcmg him out
ability from the two aptitude ers in the driver's seat with
of the race.
tests and three achievement unexpected straight set victory
.. In winning Ray Johnson qual"
tests added ~ the,high 1Ch001 over Dearborn's number one
singles boy. Rick Champion had
ified for the Mennen Grand
. record,
a chan.:c~to lock up the crown
National Marathon Champion-,
--",
ship to be held a~ Worcester,
Offi-cia1 ~'Corporation as, the
,The ~ard. comprised m rep- when he played Hamtramck'.
Mass., on August 25. 'Michigan Grosse Pomte Fanns
Little reseutatives from 171 colleges top lboy Ray Muscle. With sets
now has' four contestants in this Footballers saw the Farms join and .24 secondary schC?Ols,
meets all even, Champion held a 5-3.
race with three coming from the Bark and the City in the se~:-annua11y to dISC~SSthe advantage and was leading 30Detroit and Grosse Pointe. In All America Little Football wrltmg of the exams. • Coll~ge love in the last set when Muscle
addition to Johnson there is League:
Boa!ds" must b~ a me~surmg staged a red hot rally that enSkip Forcier, Ray' Lenk and Bob
Signing incorporation papers deVIce, for all ?~gh school stu- abled him to defeat Champion
Jacobson of Flint.
at the May 23 Richard School dents In the Umted States, They in the final set 7-5. The scorea
meeting were Chairman Rdbert are completely rewritten every were; 7-5; 4-6; 7.5.
Grosse Pointe still had a
Under the direction of chair- J. Black, C. V. Blackburn, Phil- year yet maintained the same
chance to back into the title
man Al D1Eath members of lip B. Day, Howard Riegle, Wil- scope as :previous exams.
ltegion .6 honored -American lram Scheryish, and ~000 L.
Since they are litandard ~x. when the final doufbles match
Power Boat Association presi- D.rf.I!JlllIlY'
~lth Black and ScJ:er- ams, 'college boards are a fair got underway 'between Deardent Donald Guerin at a testi- Vlsh !ap!P,omted representatlves measure of a student, They !born's Tennette and Wayne and
Senkowski' andi
monialdinner
at the Detroit to the Lea;gue.
.
measure the student's potential Hamtramck's
BradlforcL
The
latter
team won
YaC'ht Club on Saturday; May
There Will be a. meetm~ -of ability \0 handle college studies.
parents June 3 at 7.30 at R1c:h- Contrary to opinion there is 5-7; 6-4; 6-0 and with it went
25.
ard Sc1hoo,lto further orgamze' no "passing ma k" 0 th
. _ the Regional crown.
r
n
e ex
Had Dearborn been able 'to
Bayview Yacht Club launched the group.
The following evening at the ams. The standards ,of .a~cep- pull this match out of the fire
its TIrst Junior program with
the formation of the Junior same hoUr there Will be a meet- ~an~e ::re set b~ the mdivl~ual the. Blue Devils would have
Sailing Club on Sunday, May ~ng at Kerby, Scho~l, and par- InstItutlons of hIgher education. won the title with 13lh points to
131/4 and Dearents are asked to attend with
Proper :foundation for them Hamtramck'.
19.
'Twenty, eight members elec- their sons in order that an idea begins in the ninth grade. The born's 13.
ted John Calder, commod<lre; may 'be obtained as to uniforms best assurance ot a good score
is diligent stUdy and conscienPeter .Goebel, vice commodore; 'and sizes necessary.
tious effort not last-minute
Susan Marsh, rear commodore,
cramming.
Robert Benkert, Jr., secretary
and Peter Ness, treasurer to
The three-hour Aptitude 'exthe flag, officer posts.
am is composed of a half-hour
Vice-President
Richard
M.
The Flag officers met with the
sub tests: three verbal comNixon will be the speaker at
Junior CoIb.Il?ittee,comprised of
prehension and three mathe.
Michigan State University's anJim and Betty Schudel, Wes and
matioa1. One-hour achievement
Charlotte Weidrick, Burt and
nua~ spring commencement extests cover Social Studies, In~
Warren. Jones, AI Bortolotti,
ercises Sunday, June 9.
termediate
Mathematics, AdRay Priebe, Gordon Gow, Bill
Mr. Nixon will be the secvanced Mathematics, French,
Nagel, Fred Wilhelm and Jack
ond U.S. vice-president to adGerman, Spanish. Italian, 'Latin,
Bodkin, ~d drew up the Junior
dress a June graduating class
Greek,
Biology, chemistry, PhySailirtg Club constitution and
at M.S.U. - The late Alben W.
sicg, English composition or
by-laws and mapped plans ror
Barkley delivered
the comSpatial Relations.'
'
the coming Iseason.
mencement address at Michigan
The exams are given at reg- State in June 1950.
Scouts of the, Explorer Ship
uglar e x ami n a t io n cepters
The connr.nencer.nentprogram
19 are looking for a skipper to
throughout the United States, will be held at 4 p.m. June 9
guide them in outfitting and
five times a year. Grosse Pointe in Macklin Field stadium.
sailing, the vessel. Just anyone
UniverSity School is the locawould not. be. acceptable. The
tion in 'this region. The next
A major airline bUya as much
scouts need a veteran sai1<lrwho
exams will be given .on August as 62 million gallons of gasoline
can teach' yaciiting knowledge.
14.
each year.
A sailor who can. meet the re'~
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qui,rements and who would be .
eo
willing to take on this' chore
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should contact. Don: Walker at
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,POINTE
GR:'OS.SI
Twenty
Thursday, May 30, 1957
'NE,WS
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The Eastside Stephens Col~ guest, installed the new officers
lege Alumnae Grollo conclu~,:d .for 1957-58 elected in February.
their successful first- year of ex~
They included Mrs.. Vernon ..
istence recently with a pot luck Beitel, St. Clair Shores, Chair- .
dinner at the home, of Mrs .. man; Mrs.. Phillip Rachford,
Thomas
Breitmeyer
in Mt. Grosse Pointe
Farms,
Vice
Clemens.
Chairman and M:os. Alexander .
Assisting Mrs. Breitmeyer as Bacon, Harper Woods, Sooreho~tess were Mrs. W. L. Hie- tary-Treasurer.
."
.
"
bert and Mrs. A. R. Richards,
The rest 01 the Steermg Com- ,
Jr" also of Mt. Clemens. .
mittee was announced by Mrs~
.
M
T
T Beitel and 'included: Mrs. RobAft er d mner,
.rs. ,.'
. ert
K nap p, Grosse Pointe
/D o'~ n e y, ~r.,Btr1r.mgha~,
Woods, Special Events Chair~
p_e_C_l8_l
R
__e_gl_o_n_a_l
_C_h_a_lr_m_Rn_8_n_d_sman;
Mrs. W. S. Carleton,
Grosse Poi n t e, Membership
Chairman; aind Mrs. F. M. Leist,
St. Clair
Shores,
Publicity
Cha.irman.
Also announced were the 'four
members-at-large:
Mrs. G. L.
Kenney, Grosse Pointe,Mrs.
(i!
Frank Ogan, Harper Woods,
Mrs. A. R. Richards, Jr., Mt.
Clemens, and Mrs. K. F. Berg ~
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mann, Grosse Pointe.
HOUR,
The fall meeting will be held
Service"
the second Monday in October,
SEATS NOW ON SALE'
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Vote For
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School :Soard, June 10
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At the May meeting of the
board of directors of the LeagLte
of Women Vaters . of Grosse
Pointe, the members of the
board adopted the followdn'g
non~partisan policy:
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:Jrench
1) Board
members shall do
no work of any kind for a
candidate .or a political party
during their term of office on
the board,
2) Since working at the polls
might be misconstrued by the
public, it is recommended that
board members refrain from
any such activity.
3) When a! husband of a
board member accepts a responsible party position or becomes a candidate 'for public
office, the board member should
resign.
4) Board members shall not
Cu~ine..•
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Mrs. William Buchinger, of
McMillan road, will chairman
the Alpha ,Sigma Alpha alumnae 'annual luncheon to be held
at the .Boat Club on June 8;
The' s~rority has chosen one
of its own group as luncheon
speaker. Mrs,Harold
Miller of
Dearborn,
Parole
Supervisor
for. women, will speak on '~The '
Other Half."
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by Fred Runnells
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ORCHESTRAS
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Devil Nine ..Beaten Twice "In Crucial League Games
Grosse Pointe High School's ~ailure to collect base hits
cost it a couple of ball g~es during the past week which
dropped the Devils out of contention for the 1957 Border
Cities League title.'
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The Pointers suffered their errors by' his teammates. The.
third loss of the season on Wednesday, May 22, when. Fordson
rapped out seven. hits for 10
r~s to beat the Devils 10-4, ,
Jump on Andrews
The Tractors jumped on start.;
er Marty Andrews for 3 singles
and three runs in the first inning before he got two men out.
Dick Dumas relieved 'and hurled
two and two thirds innings 'and
although he held the" Tractors
hitless he gave up 4 walks
which ehabled Fordson to add
thI"ee more runs in the third
inning.
,ning
Steve Suor came on in relief
to start the fourth .inning , and
gave. up 4: runs on. 4 hits and
3 walk!;. Both Dtunas and Suor
were victims of 6. errors con
tributed by their tearrunates.
'I1he winning
pitcher
was
.Fodor who held the Devils to. 6
hits and 4 runs despite the four
saturdaY.
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victory enabled' the Tractors to
move into fixst place in the
standings with a record of 8
wins and 2 losses which climaxed their season.
Parkers Also Win
Hig~and Park was the next
outfit to take the measure of the
PRIVATE BANQUET ROOM ••• '
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27 on the. Parkers home dia•
FRENCH ENTERTAINMENT
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Steve Suor started for the
FRIDAY - SATURDAY ~ SUNDAY
Devils and gave up all 4 runs
Vere Wirwille
on 3 hits and 5 walks. Bob
Libby relieved .in the third inand his troubaC!or.
Closed Mondays
Open For Lunch and Dinner.
and held the Parkers scoreless while scattering 3 -hits and
issuing one wal~{.,
,
circulate or sign_ any petition
.' Murchison held the Poin\ers' .
for a candidate, or for any issue
to 2 runs on 3 hits to become
Special Attention to
Parties and Banquets
on whkh the league has not
the winnirlg pitcher. Only one
take.n a stand.
error was committed and that
5) Board members shall, how.
by Highland Park.
ever, be permitted to stgn and
The Devils engaged in a key
7909 E. Jefferson at Van Dyke
circulate petitions upon issues
game which will figure greatly
VA. 3-1155"
in' aocordance
with
known
in the final standings, -'on TuesR
league. policy. .
day, May 28 when they tackle
his
6) Board members shall have Youngsters Win Medals Royal Oak. Results of this game
CARRY OUT SERViCe
the responsibility of keeping the For. Fencing Ability.
were not available before press
non-partisan polky of the league
time: A victory for Grosse
orchestra
in mind when selecting person-POinte would give Ford'Son first
Monty Parsons, age 9, of 180 1
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activity
which'
.
.
pace,
oy
a secon
an
DANCING - ENTERTAINMENT
reaches the public.
~akevlew, . won ~~e"flrst place assure themselves of third place
We Cater to Parties and ~anquetl
m the Jumor FOll s tournament regardless 6£ the outcome of the
7) Since board members are at the. Salle de Tuscan school 'final game against. Wyandotte
Good Food - Good Reputation
representatives
of the league of fencmg on Saturday, May 2.5. on~ Wednesday, May 21J., Acin the community, it is advisable Mont! defeated all ~pponents ~ncounts of both. galnes will ,apChicken Dinners
that any league member be free the SIX contestant fmalsto wm. pear in the News.next ThursDaily and Sunday.,from political' activity for a a very clear cut first place gold day.
16719 Mack
TU 2-0102.
period of 12 months prior to medal.
All You Can Eat.
Between Yorkshire and Bishop
becoming a board member.
The fourth place bronze medal
~onday thru Friday
Ask for More.
,12:30 p.m. t09 p.m •.
8) If a board member should was also, taken back to Grosse
Sun., Noon to 9 p.m,
restgnto participate in political Pointe by John Thrasher, 1094
Sat. 12:30 to 11 p.m.
work, it is advis<lible that she Hampton road. Second and third
not return to the. board :for a place melals went to two De• Cocktails • Luncheons
period
of 12 month:; after her troiters, Eugene de Tuscan and
-1"
Memorial Center
'Bridge Club
~.
Dinner
• Supper
po ltical work is discontmued.
Kathleen
Regan respectively. results have been announced as
Open Sundays from 12 Noon
Recognizing the importan~e of Kathleen won the special award; follows:
r
TUxedo 2-3883
the political parties the1league votedby the other Junior fencMay 20: North and South,
encourages its members to work ers, for the best spo~manship.
Peg England and Ethel Cardoze;
in the party of their choice. Burt: To make the tournament real- Elsa Reddaway and Glennie'
with ~ Cuisine' ,
lea,gue board members who are istic, the' I Juniors judge the Koski;
in a position to make league b,outs ~h~mselves nd two outEast and West: Kay salerno
, <': .. :,?'f ~hich we are proud
.,
...
.
"
policy, do not engage in partisan .SIde dIrectors preslde over the and Vivien Champion; Beatrice
activity during their term of bouts. Good form, sportsman-, Curnoe and Nellie Garant.
office on the board.
ship, and. self control are inMay 22: North and South, I
culcated mto these sma~l mus- Jane Sutherland and Dan i e 1 \
keteers during the year's work Huff' Ann Cairns and George
-the
medal in recognition of Alde~ton.
'
these additional qualities is perEast and West: Jessie Cook
haps the most coveted says and Marion Johnston; Beulah
Normaleen de Tuscan under Cress and Earl Gurnack, Jr.
who.se teaching the fencers have "May 24: North . and South,
"SCHOOLS
been developing.'
" Rona Rose and Daniel Huff; Mr;
, Mon:ty Parsons was intro- and Mrs. Boelens..
.
duced to fencing by his god~. East and West: Edna Bruce
father, A. P. Talbot, who en~ and Emma Harvey; Peg England
gaged in the sport most of his and Ethel Harris.
own life. As Monty's, most enthusiastic gallery observer, it
was with gfeat satisfaction that
he noted the- boy's natural sense
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF
of timing and the carefuldis"LE REDOUBT",
tance .at Which he. kept his opRichly appointed to satisfy the most discriminating taste
ponents "to finallY come out
IDEAL FOR PRIVATE PARTIES-,
. For Special Parties Food Will
number one contestant.,
AFTERNOON COCKTAIL PARTIES
8e Prepared
and Catered
&y
5ine~t
'CLASSIFI
i5941 Kerche,
E
17624 MACK Between University and Neff
YOUR AD C-
LINER ~
To Hold Luncheon
The 1956-57 championship of' the St, HAL L' ALBERT B 0 GL A R SKY,
Paul Bowling League was decided when ROBERT ZIOLKO\VSKI and EDWARD
Joe 'Jablonski's and Eddie .Lauer's teams PICHE. T he runners-up, .fron~ ~row.met in the final roll-off on Monday, May i HAROLD WHITFORD,. ARTHUR VAN
13. The Jablonski kegler~ won. the title
BECELA~RE, W] L L (~.MBERNES,
with a"total of 2604 to 2497 pins.' Both 'C APT A I N ED LAUER. and JOHN'
teams had w,on half seasontLtles to, HOBEN, The teams
received their.
qualify fur the final ron~off.. Standing, i trophies at the League ban que t held
left to. right in the .bac~row, are the
Tuesday, May 21.
".
champions; CAPTAIN JABLONSKI, LEO
CARRY OUT SERVICEONLY
E1!I
Alpha Sigma Alphas
~Photo
TU 2-8526
Thursday,
,Cinema League H alds Banquet
5t Paul, Bowlers Decide, Title'., in Ron~off
Stephens Grads Pick Officers
,.
year will be held on Thursday,
June 13, when League members
,
.
>
'Mrs. Pierre. Palmentier
of and first president. of the movie will be g u est s of the Avon
Camera Club at a picniio at
Grosse Pointe was elected presi~ organizatioo.
dent of the Grosse Pointe,. CineRochester,
Mich.
La,<w meeting of the current
ma League at the group's annualbanquet
at the War Memorial C e 11t er last Thursday. ,
More than sixty attended the
Riviera box office open today and dailY 9 a..m.-6 p.m.
banquet and a program
of
slides and movies on MeXico
Judy is coming to the Riviera direct from two sensational
. put on by Baker and Marg'..ler~
engage!pents &t New York's Palace Theaterl
ite Johnson,
Other 'officers elected were
Mi!)s Esther ,Porter, vice-president; Mrs. Cecil Pollard, secretary; 'Jack Doerr., Jr., treasurer;
Don Russell, c u s't 0 d i a n; and
Floyd Dargel _ and Miss Peg
Mularkey, members at large of
the executive board.
Bill Kirby was ,pres~nted a
life membership in the league in
honor of his work as founder
;
May 30. 1951
Thursday,
,
.'
.
',"',
May 30, 1957
G
be held on Thursday,
.vhen League members
~uests
of the Avon
'Club at a picniic at
, Mich.
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MALi
words for $1.00 -
CLASSIFIED RATES',.
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WANTED
'fEMALE
G!ld
4A-HELP
•
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CALL TUx:edo1-6900
"
WANTED
•
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S-SITUATIONWANT.ED
DOMESTIC ,FORGET
WOMAN; live iIi, general and
( ~ooking, $40 per week. Thurs,:"
day and every other' S~day
off. 2 school ch'ld
1 ren. Pr'1-
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,Three, rrul,lkLiiles.to
YOUR
BOOKKEEPING TROUBLES
Experie'n:cedboo:kkeeper
'.has
background of 3;2' years with
wellwknown
naiiOnal
firm and 15-20
hourS aaccounting
week (at
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DEADLINE"
P.M. TUESDAY
,/&-ARTICLES
FOR SALI
:
B.UR~AU 6D-RESORT
'PROPERTY
8-ARTICLES
FOR, SALE
COUPLES.cooks~' m8ids"cliauf~,
G~ID
HA~N
NEW GOLF CLUBS, used ~e.
DRIP-DRY COTTONS
'feurs; ,caretakers, janitors and Qn Lake Michigan,_sandy beach,
Half price. VAlley 1-:4433,
!l
FrOm .$6.98
portf~rs. Day or weelc:; Field's 5 b"e<:irQoms,:
nicely: furnished. REM IN G T ON shot gun, 12
Sizes 5-15, 10-18,
Employment. TR.3-7770.
Available for 2 w~eks or longer.
gauge. Like new, Best offer,
14lh-24lh
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TUxedo
2-8522
EGGY
NESTER'4'
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Call TUxedo 4-4918. \
p.
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GRAYTbN-wARREN~:4 '-rooms, FOR- REN!t.;Lak~ Huron: 5 bed:.. AUTO DRIVERS _ Only $9.16
Open every night 'til 9
room
home;
convepiences,
quarterly buys $10,000-$20,000
163°9 E. Warren
. til. e. bath ~.'h ea t ed ,.pa41'°00/\.Mid
.,,!'
10 acres.
~andallbeach.
TUxedo
p'"
dle-age ;couple. 'References. ~o
5 1708'
Bodily Injury and $5,OO().roI bUts. 'West of Outer Drive
""t .TU d" '2 10.44.
.
. _.
.
'p'erty
Damage Liability. TU
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SPINET piano, walnut, eJreelleni
,WHITMORE,'
LAKE front-. 40
1-2376.
.
,
di .
$1:00 TU d 19339
OXFORD R04D,.G~()b~se:'Poi~te .. minutesIrom
downtown De- CARPETIN.G 'th
d D
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con bon, ".
xe 0 -,
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Woods.
3
bedroom,
ungalow,
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pa.
ress
r
SAND
Lake
"'-:"'hig:an
4! .
rOl .. ery C O1ce, as every-I
d h t f d
W' k
.LLom
.l.VU\..
,_~1.50.00 per mb~th., TUxedo
th4J,g. 4vailableJ\Uy' 22 thru
:air~ e~ ~ret~~:rstus~io;:'
dunes for children's
sand
5-7343. ,
'August
25. C~ll TUxedo _' TUxedo '2-8055
boxes. 50 pounds, $1.25 deALTER.ROAD, modern brick" '5
2-9661.
. '
livered. DRexel 1-1696.
£1.. t ..Ad.. lts EI .
GAS incinera.tor, with automatic
.
ro.o~upp~r.
~'.
u.:,
,ec:: MODERN cabin. Beautiful san9lh FT.XI2 F-r new terrace awntnc ~tov.e.. and, r~fr~gerator-,
dy private beach on Traverse'
timer .. Used 3 months, $35.
ing, with frame;
3 year
garbage'd1sposa.l, mcmer.:ator,: . '.Bay, TU' 1~4047.. .
VAlley 1-2153.
.
guarantee, $75. TUxedo 5-5059,
sgarage,
e r vi c de~orated,
e. . $150 perlandscape
month. FOR RENT at. Harrisville on PIAN,OS,- authorized dealer for . aft er 5 p.m.
R.N-Doctor's .Office
L8'b Tech ..~-:DoctDr'g Office
Lab Tech-LaboratorY.
.
Steno-Sec.
Mfgrs. Agent
Call
vR~~~rern~~~'
c~t~~d7
p~~: home) to' ,keep, your.books,do
Receptionist-Public
Relations
TUXEDO 2-6900
VAlley 2-8797".
you;r b'lli'
.~ ng,., ED.g
' ey.rat er 1-.3586
"
Telephone Saies,
GAR.DENE
..R ,_ "Ex'per.l'en.ced.'
in..
) Trunk lines
. TE'
Work from Home
4-HELP WAN P
llHldscaping, ~lowers, grass
These are just a few of the
MALE and FEMALE
.
,
LINER STAtiONS
....'
k~l;1ttd"ingR.
'"AY5arld8.3'4YJ:ork
o~ :any
attractive pvsitions available,.in
WANTED-Compo eten.t,'" general
In_'. ,--'
-,
"
Grosse
Pointe.
For
appointments
.
'.
CUNNINGHAM DRU(?S
houseworkcoupl~ .to wOl'k for _THFtE:s'yoUng m,en J99~41g f~r
PRescott
1-7440, Grosse
16941 Kt'.Icheval. at Notre. Dame call
TU 5-9698
Pointe 'Personnel.
2 elderly peo~le In a 4-bedlawn work and,.odd jobs. All
ln tthbe G~lolisse worltguiranteed.'
'ro~m
house
M
Very; reas~
HARKNESS PHARMACY
UNFURNISHED". room
and
Pomte'.area .. us.. ,e WI ng
ona.ble, nOJ'ob't60'smalL East
20313 Mack Ave. at LOchmoor
1
to
f
1
lunch in exchange for light
TU 4-3100
~ eave . wn or ong yacaside only. VA 2-3964,' after
services. Call mornings 'Edge,tlOn per 1() d s both summer
5'30 pm
KINSELS
water 1-2661...
'
and win t e r. In addition, to"
..
17051 Kercheval at St. Clair
h ousewor,
. k ,man WI'11 NURSE
f~ 11y qua.Ll.CLle
'~.J" d,'
general
.
,u
. any'
TU 5-4827
WASTED
-NURSERY
~
ex~e~tedat
times
to
do
e~se
or
chil~
care.
No
objecAvailableJul
1. VA. 2-6611.
Lake Huron. A completely
~~~~~~r~~~h~~~dB~~~s~fe~
21" ROTARY laWn mower. Used
SCHOOLTEACHER.
Grosse,
City drIVmg and woman to be
.tlOn to'part tune or temporary.
. y
modern lakefront' cottage, 3
PoiJ:lte
,Co-9perative
Nursery
1A-PERSONALS
excellent, experienced cook.
'Splendid. references. WAlnut 'DEVONSHIRE-,-Detroit: '5-room
bedroo""""', mal'd's room, enand grands,
one season .. TUxedo 5~1822.
needs teacher ,for 57-,58school
Th
'11b
'l
h
.2
2828
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Thiry,
Jewelry
and
Piano
Co.,
ORCHESTRAS for dances, wedel'eW1
e occaSlOna ouse . - _ .
ower, .'garage,OlI eat,aut!,closed porch and family room.
20756 Mack, corner Anita
2 PROFESSIONAL hair dryers,
year; two mornings 'weekly;
entertaining.' Modern kitchen
matic hot' water, !Calcina:tor,
Jl.'ly .15 t.o .. ug. 30, $500.,for
. , . $30. ManicUring ta.ble, $20. 6
dings, and all other occasions.
3-year group, TU 2-5638, TU
EMPLOYERS
.
$70 up.
an d exce.11en t servan 'ts quar. ..
$120. Call
,Thursday, ,Saturseason or $100 per week.'Ref- Open Frida.y evening and Sun,
chrome chairs. TUxedo 5-7570.
1-2771.
ters, including garage space Several "Girl Friday" secreday. Sunday or evenings. TU
erences'. required. Write Box. SUM:MER items. All good canCARLOS. RIVERA'
for a car are provided. Couple taries have registered . .with us 12-0669.
'
W.150, Grosse Pointe News.
dition. Parch rug and glider. TWO FORMAL€, size 10-11,
ORCHESTRAS
will be expected -to live on ;this week. For: further informa,
Girl's .28" bicycle. Size 10
one white, one yellow~ very
VA 2-9226
the premises, \ None but those tion, call PRescott 1-7440,Grosse BEACO.,NS~IELD,. 1058-Lower
7-WANTED TO RENT,.
Jodhpurs; size 4 boots. Lovely
good condition,
$10 each.
NEED a Baby Sitter? Reliable
prepared to furnish satisfac- Pointe IPersonnel.
. 6 rooms" gas heat, adults only,
. walnut Louis XV I! a bin e t.
EDgewater 1-135-2.
.
tory references ,,,ill ,be con.
No pets, $95. VA 4-8865.
A TWO or three bedroom house
TUxedo 1-4751.
nursemaids available by hour,
sidered. Applican:ts may be GIRL, college sltudent , W1 shes TROME'LEY' 876
Lower du
by Parke-Davis research chemLAWN Or porch glider. Urn.
day or week. Maternity help
s g plex m6d~rn equipment
t
Summer
emp" oymen
. t . TU x edQ. 43946
'. \
brella tab,ie, four chair.s.Elecavailable. The Sitters Club.
either white or colored. Preff'
. ' t:
..ome
car-'- IS
,
STOVE ~
g
iu
e
'l1be
.d fo
0 Ice
experIence,
y pIn. .,
.,
Standard size electric. good eontric dryer. TUxedo 5-5857.
PEescott 7-0377.
In mllwa
s ~1
PIal Th.r
Available after June 1st. Tuxpeted, drap~s. 3 l;>edrooms, 2
ADULTS
,
~
,rea
y.
superlo.r
..
c
oup
e.
IS
edo
1-6209'
baths.
Possession,
now,'
$300.
Automotive
executive
and
wife
dition,
$25.
TUxedo
5-2128,
CAMERA,
Praktiflex single lens
DRIVING LESSONS - If your
1S a good openmg for a. per-'
Root.
TU
2-4645.
.'
desire
'large
unfurnished
6rRADE-IN
sofas
and
chairs.
All
reflex,
F
2.8 Westenar autohusband doesn't have time,
Better
Ready-to-Wear
manentplace
with
excellent
YOUNG
Mexican
man
wishes
.
.
room'
house
in
Gross~
Pointe.
in
nice,
condition.
Reasonably
matic
lens,
Complete with
we do! Beri Mitchen Driving
working
conditions;" where,
work as handy'man inside or. 5-ROOM home with full baseExceptional references.
Proeye-level viewer and flash.
School, LAkeview 6-6960.
Sales
good service will be appre-:
out." Grosse Pointe references"
ment, garage, oil heat. 261
fessional gardener. Lease. VA. i
H~~e~p~~~~~r~~fo9:
like, new, $95.00. TUxedo
ciated, Applications will be
Call' before' 10 a,m. VAlley . Ridgemont;
Grosse
Pointe ,'3-9931.
"l-879~
2B-TUTORING
treated
confideIltially
apd
1-5180.
'.
Farms. CallTU 4-2320, June
GOOD SQUIRREL cape,Hudmust be made in writing. Ad2 only. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m~.
'COUPLE. desires unfurnished
SOn seal cape, combination
Weare
nOw
accepting
applicaCOMMUNITY
BARGAINS
dress to the Grosse Pointe VACATION replacement work,
tWohedroom
Jower duplex,
storm, screen door.
Inside
tions
from'
those
skiiIerl
in
sell-.
Transferred
out of town
rUTORING SERVICE
News, Box W-55.
1st two weeks in July. Ex- 1130 and 1152 H 0 1com b, at
apartment, or terrace; Grosse
door. Reasonable. TUx e d 0
perienced,
office
work,
medi~
J
e
f
fer
son.
Lovely
2-room
Pointe,
July
1st.
$125
to
$160.
1
9981.
Complete.
furnishings.
of execuw
MRS. lOUIS MARICK, DIRECTOR ing high fa:;hion merchandise.
cal
secretary
and
reception'apartments,
new
carpet,
rePlease
leave
word
for
Mr
.
tive's
three
room
apartment.
Tutoring by degree teachers avail.
ist, VA. 4-7549.
frigerator and stove. Excellent
. Johnson; DIamond, 1~2820.
JUNIOR BED, complete, $25.00, ,offered at a tremendous sacable in all subjects for grades, high
OPf'ORTUNITY KNOCKS
transportation.
.White.
VA
. TUxedo 4-3412.
'
-rifice for quick ,sale. Nothing
schooi, college and ~dult education. Arrange now to enjoy employ. LAMPS
3 9963 VA" 9168
GROSSE POINTE .family with
over 4 month's old, some linOPENINGS FOR TEACHERS
ment in onr .exciting new Wood,
....
2 daughters. 9 and fo years CONTINENTAL radiant glass
Custom-made lamp shades made
Plan Now to Make the
ens dishes never used.
old, desire two or three-bedw
heat panels for that hard-to139 Merriweather~ Grs. Pte. Forms ward Shops at
and recovered in my home. DEVONSHIRE, near Warren.
Call Saturday between 2-6
5-room .upper income~ 2 bedroom' home. Prefer
Farms
heat area. For use in recreGrosse Pte.' ref~rences.
TU,
CHANGE
TO
TUxedo 4-2820
p, m. and Sunday between 10
rooms, heated. Excellent conarea. Must have occupancy
ation rooms,' finished attics.
2-0315, 139 Ridge Road ..
a. m. - 4 p. in.
dition. Garage. Adults. TU
by July 1. Phone evenings
living rooms, baths, etc. No
PRIVATE TUTORING
PRescott 1-3966.
GAR DEN E R, ex.perienced in
2-5306.
aft
e
r
6,
or;
weekends.
TU
fan
or
exposed
heating
eleIN
landscaping, flowers, 'g r ass
ments. Thermostatically conYOUR OWN HOME
twin
POINTE 'W06DS,
,4-2965.
"
trolled. Inexpensive to install MISCALLANEOUS'items,
cutting, yard work of all kind. GROSSE
All subjects; all grades. Adults
beds,
two
desks,
sewing
table.
1989 Vernier.
Lower flat. YOUNG Grosse Pointe teacher
and operate, For inf9rmation
RA,ym0I.1d5-1834.
EASTLAND STORE
and children. Certified teachers.
occasional tables, small elecAvailable june 20. Near Mack.
desires furnished' rCl)m with
call Mr. Col\~man, TU. 5-0072
Call: '
trical
appliances.
mirrors.
SECRETARIAL SERVICE
2 yrs. old, 2 bedrooms, 1lh,
kitchen privileges or to share
Experienced sales personDETROIT AND SUBURBAN
TUxedo
1-1222.
Accurate
and
reasonable
WOOD
clarinet,
just
complet~ly
. baths, natural fireplace, div"apartment beginning June 15.
"
nel in fashion apparel and
TUTORING SERVICE
'Telephone Service'
idedbasement,
gas heat, garCan after 4:30. TUxedo 1"-9388 overhauled~ $60. LAkeview
WOo 3-8315
TO. 5-0235
rage. $160. ~dults.' No pets,
Rosemary, Gant,TU.2-2867
6-3479. 8A-O~.f~:~UIPMENTRoccessories'are needed for
Lease. Open' Sunday 3 to 5. GROSSE ,POINTE. DiscrimmEXp'ERIENCED ,Sailor" college
3-LOST AND FOUND
ating couple desire unfurnish- CHERRY dining room set. KelTU 4-6994.
full and part time employApply downtown,
14th floor
vinator
refrigerator,
$70.00. TYPE~ITERS
and addin,
student, wants employment
ed
2 or 3 bedroom house or
LOST-SIAMESE CAT, female.
TUxedo 2-8291
machines, new, rebuilt. Rea.
on sail yacht or powerboat:
GROSSE POINTE Ar,ea. BeauEmployment
Office
of
Eastland,
ment.
Appointments
at
your
lower
flat
with
garage.
OcSundav evening, v i Ci nit y
.
sonable prices. National 01fice
TU 5-6373;
, tiful new 4 - room' upper.,
cupancy .July or later,
Call
Fishe:' road and Cha1fonte. Beaconsfield Avenue Entrance.
TWO
GIRL'S
bicycles,
$17.00
Equipment, 16749 Harp~ at
convenience. Call Personnel
Heated, $125. Availabl~ July,
ED. 1-8856.
RECEPTIONIST,
experienced.
Reward, TU 2-5.638.
each,
24".
TUxedo
1-4126.
Bishop. TUxedo 1-7130•.
4,
LA
1-5007.
PR
6-0787.
Parking entrance on 8 Mile
Director, WOodward 5-6400.
Medical and' busine~s, colfege
RETIRED bus in e s s woman
4-HELP WANTED ..
Road.
background,
typing,
some 6A-FOR
RENT (Fur ..ished)
wishes small furnished apart- PICNIC TABLE, redwood, seats 8B-ANTI9UES
Applications confidentiat
8. TUxedo 2-3667.
MALE and FEMALE
book work, No Saturdays. Age
ment or
'share widow's
THE HANSON AN'1'IQum
home. Must be near trans20. Call TU 1-5105,,if no an- 3 BEDROOM ~furnished home
SHOP
FORMALS
with park privileges. VAlley , portation, TOwn!;;end 8-6578.
swer, call TU 1-6662.
located at 9914 E. Forest
See our excellent' selection!
1-4433, 15225,Essex.
•
Ave., near Cadillac;
Priced from $19,98
BABY Sitting anytime; depenRES P 0 N SIB L E father and
Grosse' Pointe High School
Sizes 5~15, 8-15
dable lady in Grosse Pointe. TERRACE .for' summer months.
WALNUT 2-5128
I
.
2 bedrooms, 2 baths, upstairs
daughter wi s h unfurnished
References. TU 5-7052.
PEGGY NESTER'S
BELLFLOWER
den, Automatic washer and
flat, $90 maximum. VAlley
Open
every, night 'til 9
EXPERIENCED secretary-bookCompote $25, open sugar, $'l;
dryer . .TU 2-3806.
1-4233, evenings.
16339 E, Warren
keeper and receptionist for
have beautiful ring.
3-room
furResponsible permanent resi-,
Z blks. West of Outer Drive
vacation relief or permanent ATTRACTIVE'
Neakin ironstone plates, tealeef
nished apartment with breakdents require'la'fge
unfurpattern;' miscellaneoUs.
work
in
doetor~s
offIce
in
Then we may have just the
SOLID OAK dining room set,
fast nook and shower. $100 .nished house with 4 or more
Grosse Pointe area. TUxedo
TUvedo 5-661'1
$25. Piano, 'upright, good con~.per month. VA 4-5995.
family bedrooms, plus one
4-0752.
spot for you.
dition, $25. Draperies, lamps, ~RTICLESVfANTED
COMPLETELY furnished new. ,or more ,servant's
rooms.
miscellaneous items. TUxedo
As one of Michigan's fastest
SA-SITUATIONS
.W~NTED
4 room uppe'i:' flat. To sublet ,'Will maintain property in
BOOKS bought in a..'1yquantity.
5.7539,
DOMESTIC
during summer. VAlley 1-5485.
a manner
commensurate
Entire libraries, bookcases, art
growing companies we can
with gracious and civilized
FIREPLACE 'E QUI P MEN T.
objects. Mrs. B. C. Claes, 1670
EXPERIENCED, reliapte lady 6B-ROOMS,FOR
RENT
living .... One ~or two year
offer many kinds of fascinScreens, all types, grates, andLeverette. WOodward 3-4267.
wishes 2 days work. Wed.
.. ,
.
lease. TUxedo 2-5299.
irons, tools. See display at
and Fri. Good references. Call LAKEPOINTE, 965; Room for
.
ating positions to women
SMITH ~ MATTHEWS, 6640
WANTED
after 6 p.m. TIt 2-1869.
gentleman. garage. meals op- HOSPITAL.;.MedicalService exCharlevoix Ave. WA. 2-7155.
Jooking for full-time jobs
OLD CLOTHING
t~nal. VAlley 2,.7152.
ecutive at}d family seek,'2, 3
HAND IRONING, experienced.
'
bedroom. house, $175. City or PROVINCIAL knee-hole desk
with a future ..
BESTPRICES PAID
Shirts especially. References. GROSSE POINTE -'- Room for ,_Farmspr e fer red, TUxedo
with matching chair, one year
FOR
MEN'S SUITS
WO'
5-6734.
employed
woman,
near
trans2-9924,evenings.
.
Our starting salary for beold. Excellent condition, TUx. portation
and
sh.opping~
TOPCOATS AND SHOES
edo 4~0481.
EX PER I EN C E D Cook and
Kitchen privileges. TU 2-7022: 4 BEDROOM home near Cathoginners IS $51.50 a week.
TUlsa 3-1872
houseworker wishes' 5 days a
•
SACRIFICE exquisite A telephone call will ,bring us to
lic school. Immediate occu- W ILL
.:Jnd you'll earn full pay while
week. LO 7-4943.
,MARYLAND, near Jefferson.
1.8th centurym a hog any 9
pancy, Transferred. from Minyou immediately
Pleasant room for .business
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
piece dining room suite, TUx'fOU learn. For more details
nesota.'
R.
J.
Zimprich,
WO
DAY WORK g e n era 1 cleanman. VAlley 2-0179".
edo 5-8915: '
2-6400 or VA 2-9000.'
ing, housecleaning, 'woodwork,.
..
drop in between 9 a.m. and
OIL PAINTINGS
cupboards, floors washed. ED PLEASANT room for employed I-AltTICLES
Private .party desires to pur.
NOW
OPEN
CHINA, furniture, rug s•. anFOR
SALE
5 p.m., Monday through
1-6386.
gentleman" near business centiques, miscellaneous, bougnt
chase 19th C~ntury oil paintters,
excellent transportation.
and
sold.
Majestic
Furniture,
ting, individual itms or colThursday, or call:
MATERNITY
WOMAN wishes day work,
TU 1-6255.
10227
Woodward,
TOwnsend
lections. Write, giving name
Monday,
Wednesday
and
APPAREL
6-2500.
'.
MONDAY
THRU
SATURDAY
of
artists and picture de
Thursday,
Grosse
Pointe
ref6C-OFFICE fOR, RENT
Dress'es; spOrtswear,s~rts,
tops,
Ext. 187
WA 5-9900
scriptions.
All correspond.
erences. TOwnsend 6-1384.
lingerie; foundation" garments, METAL GLIDER, 80", seat and
9:30 TO 5
ence confidential.
deal.
CHOICE location on Mack. Proback spring cushion 72", ex. etc. Sizes 8-~6, 7-15
WOMAN WISHES day work
ers. Box H-IO, Grosse Pointe
fessiomil suite 'in mod ern
cellimt con d it ion. TUxedo
cleaning: Have Gro,sse Pte.
News.
building.- Sharl~ furnished rePEGGY NESTER'S
,5-8662,
references.EDgewat,er
1,.1905.
ception room with established
Open'every
night 'til 9
SALES POSITIONS
dentist. All utilities included.
5 PC. breakfast set, 9 pc. dining BLACK lacquer or mahogany
16339' E, Warren
EJor..PERIENCED- Dependable
chest or small buffet, TUxedo
room set. Chest of drawers.
Alterations tQ suit. TUxedo
woman wishes 5":day' week,
2 blks. West of Outer Drive
.1-6686.
RESTAURANT POSITIONS
1-0623.
Upholstered
chair, washing
no Sundays. Will stay 2
17045 MACK AVENUE
machine. VAlley 3.0541.
nights. $40. References. TO GROSSE, POINTE ,Woods build~ SMALL' cream . colored grand
-POSITIVELY
piano.
Hand
decorated.
TUx9-1717.
SAND
from
Lake
Michigan
ing,
26~8,
4.
rooms,
.4
outHIGHEST
PRICES-~AID for
WA_l~TED.high school or colWe are now accepting applications on a
or
edo 2-0618.
dun
e
s
for
children's
sand
side
entrOiI\ces;
rent
one
or
all.
Furniture
and Appliances
lege boy' for summer sales
EXPERIENCED girl wishes day
boxes, SPECIAL FOR LIMITTU 5-1708.
ULTRA-VIOLET
sun
.lamp
for
part time basis. 5-day, .forty hour week or Thursdqy
I
Piece
or
is Houseful."
office work. Must have car.
work. References. ED -1":8453.
ED TIM;E; 50 pounds, 85c de. sale, or trade, for Relax-APRescoi;!5.5733
TUxedo 4-5135.
TRACY BuILDING" 128 ' Kerlivered, DRexel 1-1696. _
and Friday evenings; plus. 9-6 on Saturdays:
- EXPERIENCED .woirl~: wishes
Cizer.
PRecott
3-2702.
chevaL Two' 15x20 newly decFULL TIME salesperson
for
BANQUET size table and chairs.
laundry work .Monday; Wedorated offices. Janitor service. STEVENS .•double-barrel
shot- STORKLINE babq carriage, like
book and record shop in
Console serving tables. Orien.
nesday
(
and
.-Friday.
:VAlley
If you live in the vicini-ty of Eastland Center, fh'is
TU. 1-5007. .
new. TUxedo 5-2866.
. gun, model 530A, $35. Western
Grosse
Pointe,
Sales
extal rug, large 18'xU' ,and
,
2-4693,
'."
field'
double-barrel,
model
8'x8'10"
VAlley 2-4222.
perience necessary. TUxeq.o
CORNER STORE-I7- ft.x70 ft.
DAVENPORT, perfect condition.
IS yaw' opportu,nity
to work close ,to home.COLORED Lady wishes cooking
52-SD 51A, $30. Both for $B(},
1-1239.
on Mack and 1'hree Mile Dr.
Bargain. Screens :for porcil, WANTED - Hide-a-way bed.
job. Downstairs., No laundry,
with carrying cases. TUxedo
Will be' availabieJuly
). UN'
9x13. TUxedo 1-7263.
studio couch, 9-piece dining
DENTAL HYGIENIST.
Eastnights, small children. Thurs'1-9339,
,
Enjoy the many benefits offered.
1-0768, until 4 p.m., TU 2-3618
room
suite, 9x12 rugs, 2.piece
land Professional
Building,
day, Sundays' off. $45.' Live
BARGAINS
after.
.
.
living room sui~ 3-piece bedbetween Moross and 8 Mile.
in. TY 4-1088.
Large
tricycle,
$12:
br~d
new
DO' IT YOU RSELF
room suite, r efr i ge rat 0 r.
Pleasant working. conditions,
GROSSE. POINTE
U.S. Royal' tires, whitewalls.
• CABINETS
BELGIUM'Lady
wal'lts.
ironing
wasliing machine. gas stove •
vi 9-3443.
.
APPLY AT Tb1E BEACPNSFIELD
, 1"8136MACK AVE.
7:6Qx15; GE dishwasher, stain• FORMICA
at home. 3112 Ph i1'i p. VA
automatic
washer. VA 1-1793.
Air conditioned offices for rent.
less steel top, still in crate;
ARE YOU a dissatisfied sales
•
PLYWOOD
1-8064.
AVENUE ENTRANCE OF THE
New buildffig', . telephone anmodern limed oak st,ep tables BOOKS purchased for cash. En• PANELING
.?~rson? Why not work closswering serivce" available .. Call
with
formiea tops, $16.50 each .
WOMAN
Wishes
day
work.
tire libraries or fine si.ngle
• DOORS
er to home, save carfare, see
J. L. HUDSON CO, LOCATED iN
Monday thru.' ,Fri. 'TU 2-'2593..
TUxedo
2':8522.
References:
LO,7-8375.
items. Midwest Book Se...-vice.
• DRAWERS
your family at lunch,
Try
.
4301
Kensington. TU. 5-2450the casual atmosphere of this
22500 MACK
LAWN MOWER, sensational
tASTLAND CENTER
GIRL, WISHES day ironing lor THREE MILE Drive near.Mack.
suburban store. Full time or
. PR 5-0470
new Scott electric, used twice. ll-AUTOS
cleaning. References. $8 and _ 16 ft.x32. ft., good, for proFOR SALE
part time salesladies needed.
fesisonalor
business. UN
Save $75. _TUxe,do 4-6735,
. carfare. LO 8-1262.
CRYSTAL,
silver
serving
pieces,
RED PL YMOUT. convertible.
Call The Village Store. TU.
1-0768, until 4 p.m, TU.2-3618
Hand woven placemats. Dres- GOLF CLUBS, movie screen,
EXPERIENCED - Desires days,
Radio, heater, white walls,
4.7181 for appointment.
aft~r 4"p.m.
..
sers, fold, away table and
typewriter, bathinette, Teeter. I a u n dry,. cleaning 0,1' child
new white nylon top. 11,000
$1,000.00 PER MONTH
benches,
electric
stE:amer,
Babe, high 'chair: play pen,
care. Call after 6 p,m. UN 6D~RESORT PROPERTY
miles, $750, Inquire 70 KerIN TIlE FIRST
3-9577:
-eleCtric tray, small rug. Many
also child's large outdoor play
cheval or 415 Manor.
.
'
MONTH Of August cottage' at • miscellaneous items. TUxedo
Lifetime income with early,
pen. 1154 Roslyn Road, TUxGIRL WANTS days. Tuesday,' .. East ,:\awas.Large'~vingro~m.
CONVERTIBLE 1956 black and
retirement
plan. Complete
4-4394.
edo 1-7187.
Thursday. Steady, Cleaning,
Scr~ened p0n.=h, 4 bedrooms,
white Ford. Low mileage, P:training. Exclusiv,~ prod~ct:
PARKIN@ ENTRANCIt ON' 8 MILl ROAD
ironing. .Pointe ;."references.
2' baths, 'Modern appliances. 20-INCH ,bicycl~, with training HOLLYWOOD bed, lamps, drap<:ellent condition. Priced right.
nationally advertIsed. Call.
wheels, 8xl0tent-and
pOles.
eries, antlqtiedropleaf
table.
Call after 6 Frdiay.
WO
Beautiful b e ae h.' TUxedo
Call after 6 pm. VAlley
B. Von Albrecht
5-0032.'
.
1-0384.
_
TU
2-9272.
'.
roxedo
4-0113.
I.O~
TUxedo ~6167
Cash Ads-IS words for 90c
5c each additional wo~d
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HUDSON'S
EASTLAND
i~~~~d.
Guitar
est
e Piano
.m.
eservatioJ's
.
Call
East
ROSSE POINT!
ER
'ARMS
YEAR
ntertainment
/
B. SIEGEL"S
BEAUTIFUL
HUDSON'S
EASTLAND
will
o
MAR,
LE
Y 24th
RKER
IANO
Alley 2-4118
eaconsfield
h
nen
ation
Looking for an
Interestl ng
THE
Job?
!
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COMPANY
'EASTLAND BRANCH
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riends
No
Michigan Bell
Telephone Co.
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Page Twenty-Two
21A-GENERAL
I3~REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE ...
SERYICES
21E-eUSTOM
,
Thursday, May 30) .'957
NEWS
.
21P-FURNITURE,
2 lI-PAINTINGAND
DECORA"'IN~
CORSETS-
21T-DRESSMAKING
REPAIR
Thursday,
'
FURNITURE cleaned and re- ALTERATIONS and repairing
, FIREPLACE, eqtilpmeilt;, brass
'SPENCER
CORSETS paired; springs retied. Any'
of all kinds. EXperienced. 4208
and irons.... tools repolished Individually:" designed, Ii g'h tBy Appt.
broken
furniture
repaired.
DONALD
BLISS'
Beaconsfield,
TUxedo 5-1472.
'and laCcl1!ered, SCl'eens', re~
weight foundations and sur_TYler 5-0137, any time.
I
.
Decorator
paired,"Sm~th-Matthe'W~, 6640 gica1 garments ...~ver 24 years
SEWING alterations,. adults and
BALFOUR, 1246; nr. Kercheval,
Interior
Charlevonc; WA 2,:7155~'
exper~ence. "Maude Bannert, E xterior
21~PLASTERING
l1-AUTOS
FOR SALE
13-REAL ESTATE ~
childrens. Hems, zip per S,
En'glisp, 4 large BR, 2 :BJ)., 1st
Free Estimates
.,
368 McKinley; Grosse Pc~nte.
plain d rap e s, slip covers,
floor'
lav.~library,
terrace,
~!
'.
30
Years
,in
G.P.
1951 BL'UE 4 door Plymouth
!=OR SALE
I
SPECIALIZING in repairs.ceil.
VENETIAN BLINDS
'I;U. 5-4027/0rTO~ 6~62.352
car
garage,
..
aprons
and pillows. TU 1-7455~
.edan, good running condi- 1002 LAKESHORE ,road; Grosse
ings. Quality work at the
TU 1-7050
WINDOW
SHADES
21
"';"'Sc:reens
;&
Porches,o:
tion. TUxedo 5-2866.
Pointe Shores, new-ranch, 2, right price. 'rU 2-2M1.
EX C L U SI V E alterations on
\
N.' RENAUD, '1160 .Ranch, 3. BR,
, PORCH SHADES
'Hughes
Brothers
dresses and suits by Marie
'1953 MERCURY', 4-door. Forbedrooms, ; 2 baths, 1i vi n g
llx19 activities room, gas A.C.
,AL'UMINUM STORM,
room, activities .room, G-E
21R-CEMENT WORK
Stephens, also remodeling and
heat,
rec.
'rm,
,
w.:
fin!place,
Painting
and
Decorating
est green, overdrive, direckitchen. Open ~by appoint. WINDOWS ANDPOORS
VAGNETTIE SAM
rep'airing fUrs. Quick service
sprinkler system,' vacant ..'
tional
signals,
windshield,
ment. TU 4-3403.'
Interior-Exterior
Wall Washing ~
ALUMINUM'~FIBER
.
ALUMINUM'SCREEN
CEMENT,
WORK
on hems. TU 5-7610. ,
washers, heater, etc. $665. TV
,
Free
Estimates
- GLASS':A. WNINGS
SWEENEY.
.
PORCHES
5-9299.
Expert
'::'Paper
Hanging
~
I
GLASS
BATH-TUB
.
Sidewalk.s, Driveways, Garage DESIGNING fashionable suits,
, DID YOU KNOW
&
ENCLOSURES
.
. ' coats and dresses,- alterations
U 5-1165
. VA 1-1835 floors, steps and porches.
Glass Porch Enclosures
T
1950 MER CUR Y club cou~e,
THAT ONLY ABOUT
MOORE
.
Aluminur.nScreens
BasemeI?-t.
Rat
Walls
and hats; remodeling, reason5293
Yorkshire
Complete
Repair
Service
radio and heater, in good con2%
INC.
Made to, Order
390a Cadieux
TU 5-0785
able. VA 2-3610,
" Cleaning, Rep*ing
"
dition. Best off~r over $150.
TU 1-6800
20180 M<1-ckA:.ve.
\
Old Screens' Rewired
INTERIOR and exterior paint:of all Grosse Pointe listings
Reconditioning
,
754 Notre Dame.
ing and decorating.
Paper A-I BRICK and block work. EXPERIENCED on fine dressare
advertised
daily' in
BRING YOUR
, :Winterseal
eSq)UIRE
S,HADE
CO"
Porches, ohimneys, garages,
cleaning
wall
washing.
Guarmaking to the order Parisian
CHRYSLER
1956, executive's
newspapers . . . For
RE'AL ESTATE
15133 Gratiot . '
AI~min!Jm C~mbination
Residential
and
anteed. Best materials. A!'chie, ...fireplaces.
and American styles. Original
car. 4 door solid gray, white
SPECIAL
FREE
BROCHURE
PROBLEMS TO
commerial. TUxedo 5-5857.
TUxedo 4-071~;
! Open Friday
Until 9 P.M.
design and alterations,
For
side walls,
radio,
heater,
Window and Doors
of our complete of.ferings.
D,ISTIN
&
~SHORT
LA
1-1515
LA
1-1516
appointment
call
VAlley
2.
power. TUxedo 5-5310.
CALL TU 4-0600
A-l CEMENT and brick, chimPainting. and ..Decorating
5979 between 8:39 p,m .. and
14900 HARPER AVE.
neys, porches built and reCHIMNEY, screen. brick porch
LET YOUR neighbor select a
Johnstone & Johnstone
B est of Grosse Pointe References
10 p.m.
VE 9';'9600
paired.
Free estimates. PH.
repair.. Also ,roof
ventilator
fine recondition~d Cadillac for
Interior
•
Exterior
WE BUY.t .SELL, OR. TRADE
2176 STANHOPE
3-0564, "J\. 1~0789.
you at the Cadillac Factory
installed. Work myself. VAlFree .Estlmates
,
CUSTOM dressmaking, designMemJb~r, Grosse Pointe.
Branch; for further informa- Grosse Pointe Woods. B r i c k
ley 3-0969,VAlleyl:'8458.
J
OHN
R.
FORTIER
PR
7.3551
ing,
restyling,
alterations,
Broker's. Association
ranch, attached garage, -3 bed.'
"ALL. BRICK
14000 East Seven'Mile Rd,
tion call Frank Bromley. Days,
Best
references.
1Tan
Dyke.
rooms, 2 natural fireplaces,
NEW AND REPAIRS
TR. 5-5180; evenings, TU.
VENETIAN
BLINDS
'
ERNEST
BOCK
Jefferson
area.
Mrs.
Sharp,
LA
7~3700
GROSS PTE. FARMS
gas heat, storm and screens,
PORCHES, STEPS, ETC,
1-4382. 513 Verni~r Road.'
Painter
and. decorator;
Quaaty
ADam 1-9150,
...WINDOW SHAD;ES ..
FREE ESTIMATES
carpeting, draperi~s, extras,
MEADOW LANE
'.
Leaky Basements Repaired
nd
.color.
matching,
the
finest!
a
WE
GIVE
-GOLD
BELL
PLYMOUTH 1956. Red convertFrencih
Queen of Peace Parish. No Unusually.. attractive
Cleaning - ,Reconditioning
-s erved Grosse Pointe homes for L!CENSED AND INSURED
GIFT STAMPS'
21U-PLUMBING
ible white top and sidewalls.
agents. Owner. TUxedo 4.0638 house in this desiable location
PORCH. SHADES
MANUAL MARCHESE.
OPEN FRIDAY ,'TIL9 P:M. 1 q years,
On: owner, under 8,000 miles.
that is close to schools,c~urches;
. Drapery. Hardwar~
HEATING and plumbing, gal
2 068_5 Woodmont
TU 1.6905
LA ~-9300
Heater, radio, power brakes.
. , Free Estimates
shopping
and transportation.
'conversion, e lee t r i c sewer
FARMINGTON
TOWNSHIP
21G-ROOF SERVICE
Excellent
condition, $2,000.
Contains 3, bedrooms 'with 11k
cleaning, automatic gas water
For
Finer
1TllUey 3-9603.
_ Owner transferred. 4 bedrooms, baths and 1st floor laV., breakEASTERN MASON
CAULKING
heater installed as low as
Ini"erior and Exterior
3 baths, ,ranch type home on fast. room, dishwasher and disCaulking done by an old' experiCONTRACTORS
$100. Licensed plumber. J,
CONVERTIBLE, 1949 Hudson.
one acre site. Paneled activ).- posal. 1Tacant.
Painting and Decorating
enced -man. Caulk now. Save.
Commercial &' Residential
M. Kushner, TU. 5-2959, TU.
Excellent condition, new top,
,Private. 1TE9-2220.
ties room. GE built-in oven
5-7132.
etc., original owner. $350. TU
Building
Tuck
Pointing
..MaCHRIS C. CHARRON
and range. 2 fireplaces. Call
T. RAYMOND JEFFS
14000 EAST SEVEN MILE RD
sonryRepairs-Caulking
Build-,
4-1984.
.
,CO.
GUTTERS, downsp'outs, metal
GReenleaf 4-7615..
VALENTINE SERVICE
81 K~rphev8'l
-TU' 1-1100 .
,LA 7-3700
ing Renovators
-, Basements
decks, roofing ~nd roof re- DR 1-2686
1956 LINCOLN 4-door, must
, 12017 Camden
PR 8-4778 WaterprOOfed - Gutters - GutWE GIVE
ROAD" 10-15.
BISHOP ROAD
GOLD BELL GIFT STA~S
pairs. ~imT.leys repaired and
LA 1-3464
WA 2-4940
sell. $2675. TUxedo 5-8857~. KENSINGTON
Satisfaction Our Guarontee
ters Plastic Coated - Roof Leaks
Open Sunday, 2-5. Well main- 1440, comfortable 4 bedroom
Open Fridays,'til
9 p.m:
cleaned. Sewers cleaned. WA
Established in 1925
Ten year guaranteed automatia
Repaired.
tained home near Jefferson, 4 colonial. Kit chen has eating
BEAUTIFUL. 1955 FordVic.2-0886.
Full Insurance Coverage For
water heaters, glass lined, $95;
bedrooms, 2 baths 2 maid's space. Recreation room. Exceltoria, radio, h eat e r, power
CARPET LAYING'
EDWARD M. COOK
Your
Protection
aluminum,
$145; galvanized.
NEW
,AND
OLD
GRIFFORDS ROOFING - and
steering, e 1e c t r i c windows,
rooms and bath, hbrary, sun lent condition. Under $25,000~.
5647 CANIFF AVE.
Stair Carpet Shifted
$95.
Above
prices
include instalGutter Works. Roofs repaired
and whitewalls. Like new and
~oom, breakfast room, 'all in Mrs. S t a h l~ TUxedo 5-9470.
FO 6-6153.
FO 6-5184 lation. Basement toilet, $140.
Bepairs of All Type
Decorating
and
r
e
c
over
e
d,
gut
t
e
1-5
loaded. 406 Belanger. Grosse
fine condition.
Hamer Warren & Co. •
Leo Trudel
Exterior ARTHUR DeROO. Brick, stone, Warm M 0 r n i n g incinerator,
cleaned, r e p air e d and re. Interior
Pointe Farms after 6.
LORAINE, 781, open Sunday 2
TU~ 5-0793
All workmanship and m!iterials
painted.' TU 2-2134, .
/'
and "cement new or repair $125. Gas heat. All plumbing reto 5, Cape Cod,. 3 be'drooms,
,
12-AUTOS WTD. TO BUY
GROSSE
POINTE
SHORES
guaranteed.
References. Work . work. Fireploces, B.B.Q., etc. pairs. City violations corrected,
DRYERS VENTED, $15.00. 3..in GUTTERS cleaned, repaired or
llh
baths.. Convenient
to
myself. Insured, We save you . Formerly Beaconsfield Ave., Free estimates and terms.
,
~
schools
and'
shopping.
standard installation. Call LA -replaced, metal deck, roofs re- money;
WE NEED
Exquisite 9 rOom ranch with
now reSIding at 6761 Peck
7-0533, TU 1-4162.
paired, flat or shingled, priKENSINGTON ROAD, attrac1953, 1954 and 1955 Auto~obiles
view....oflake. '4 bedrms., 2lh.
Michigan. 21Y-SILYER PLATING
L. Striegel
VAlley 4~0518 Road; Lexington,
vate
party.
Free
estimates
tive
almost
new
ranch,
3
Light Pick-Ups- or Trucks
baths; deluxe f e a-t u res
\..Fleetwood 9-8134. Call me for S~VER
& GOLD PLATING
PAINTING
HOW TO SELECT A
Ask for Nelson. PR 6-7159.
bedrooms, 2 baths, panelled
For 31 Years We Hav~ Been
throughout. 'Call for co-mall your building needs up
.Oxidizing
and Repairing
DECORATING
CONVALESCENT
HOME'
library, 45 ft. rec. room with
Paying Up to $100 More
there,
plete details' and -appointBrass
Polishing
and Lacquering
25
Years
Experience
If you: have the problem 0f
GUTIERS
bar, 2 fireplaces, 2-car at15701 Harper, Berkshire-Balfour
ment.
Jewelry
Repairing,
Engraving
Work
Guaranteed'
't
'_
selecting a suitable ~onvalescen Gutters cleaned, ...repaired and
A-I CEMENT and brick work
tached garage, near St. Clair
E. H. COOK
Grosse
Poin;te
References
home
of all kinds. Chimney repairs.
parish.
LEEBERT
,GROSSE POINTE .PARK. "f
for relative Or friend, send painted inside ,and out., Gutters
TUxedo 2.:.9145
or free booklet without obliga unJ?lu~,ged. Private. VE 9-2220
H. HESSELMANN
All estimates free. 1TA. 2-4618,
ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN '
SILVERSMITHS
Open Till 9:00
.
tion.Telephone
or write;.to th e
WAlnut 4-6647
VA. 2-8971.
Tuxedo 5-6063 LOraine 7-4706
14508 .CHARLE1TOIX
Nearly new center hall col:.
East Grand Rest Home which i s CHIMNEY scree~ brick porch
JOHN
S.
GOODMAN
WILL CALL at your home to
NR. CHALMERS
onial. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
operated by
Grosse' Pointer a t 'repair. Also roof ;vents. Roof- PAINTING; papering, paper re- 21S"';'cARPENTER WORK
buy any model used car, any
moved.
Wall
washing~
Neat
ing.
Work
.
mrself.
1T
Alley
large
library"
gas
heat,
2~car
VA 2-7318
130 East Grand Boulevard. t.l,'his
KARL DAVIES
age, for cash and. pay you
1-8458, and VAlley 3-(}9t>9.
reliable. Work
guaranteed.
JIM SUTTON
garage. Ideal for all schools
e
lS.located
near
Jefferson
Avenu
,
REALTOR
more money. I Tom Roney
Mertens; 122 Muir. 'l'U.2-0l)83.
1617 BRYS
and transportation. An ex.
21X-GARAGE
about half way between Gross e.
Roney Motors, LA. 6-6611-15
ROOF
REPAIRING
TU. 5-3220
cellent value. c
MODERNIZATION
PAPER. HANGING,
Carpenter Work, Repairing and
Pointe and downtown Detroit
81 Kercheval Ave.
Rouni-the.clock nursing servic e Expert on leaky, roofs and rep
AIN'l~NG & DECORATING
Remodeling,
Attics.
Porches, GARAGES rat~proofed, leveled
12A~BOATS AND MOTORS
WM. J.
is maintained with a registered pairing, private. 1TE 9.2220.
Member G. P. Broker's Assn.
CAULKING
Garages.
and straightened. C e men i
LIGHTNING sloop-rigged sailTU 4-2942
nurse in charge. For a 'copy 0f
MARINE INTERIOR
work,
'floors, walks, porches,
FIVE
YEAR
old
three
bedroom
ROOFING'
boat :£or sale. See Boatman
the book, phOne LOrain 8-0436 New roofs 'applied by experts
REFINISHL.~G
side-drives.
F.H.A. t e r m s.
face
brick
ranch
with
two
car
Reno Hamilton
at Detroit
R E P A I R SCREENS, fences,
& CO, or VllUey 1-1704.
VAlley 2-2706.
attached garage. Located at
ERNEST KNUPP
1TE9-2220.
, porches, steps, doors, winBoat Club or call JO. 4-6667
WALNUT- 4-0897
d 0 w s, cabinets, bookcases,
20564 FAIRWAY LANE
TU 4-5700,'
ROOF REPAIRS
\
COMPLETE
just off Vernier road. This
\
BELLBOY
BELLBOY
good work, prompt service.
GENERAL ROOFING CO., Inc A-I Painting' and DecoratINCINERATORS - SCREENS
15 ft., 10 months cld,fiberglass
\ beauty overlooks Lochmoor 13C-LAND
CONTRACTS
S.
E.
Barber,
20380
HollyMODERNIZATION SERVICE
Tuck pointing, chimney.i clean - Over 30 years in this business
Complete with win d s hie 1d ,
Golf Course and ha,s many
wood, TU. 4-0051.
ing, wall ,washing, patch
Specializing
in
recreation
ed, chimney
repairs,gutt~
r
extra features that warrant it
INVESTORS
steering, custom seats and all
rooms, porches, kitchen, addi.
An
old,
reli8'ble
Detroit
al?:d
plaster~ng,
lawn
furniture
CARPENTER
repairs,
doors,
extras including cover.
the best buy in the Pointe. By Learn the investment :feature of cleaning~
tions, remodeling and repairs.
Grosse Pointe institution. For
locks, sash' cord.s, cabinet
sprayed, A-I referenc,es.
appointment..
land contracts from Michigan's
JAVELIN 30,
Over 25 years' experience.
residential
or
commercial
estiROY
RICHARDS
work. ED. 1-4576.
,
.
QUINN REALTY
oldest and largest land contract
1956 Johnson motor, electric reColored.
JamesL.CrawFHA
terms.
mates--call
1TALLEY 4.:.0923
TUxedo 2-9328 or
company. Call or see mote controls. Less than 25
You
name
it,
we
build
it.
Frank
J.
St.Amour
TU 2-8324
ford,
'VAlley
1-3385.
,
VALLEY 1-3344
hours. Chris-craft trailer, license
LAkeview 1-8850
LANPHAR'S
Custom
made
cabinets
and.
211--WATCH REPAIRING
ALL :FAINTING, paper hangand car hitch. Best offer over
.
ff
th
d
(FOUNDED 1924)
Formica tops
21Z-LANDSCAPING
ing guaranteed. New samples
anne
par.Ker
0 ers on
e
e
ge
4711
WOODWARD
AT
FOREST
$1250.
EXPERT WATCH and clock re 21H-RUG
NU
-BEAUTY
CABINET SHOP
CLEANING
24804
Marine,
open
Sunday,
Detroit
1,
Mich.
TE
3-3400
21
years
on
Detroit's
east
PRESCOTT 9-1512.
pairing. Prompt service. Rea 1TALr:;EY 3-1570
HEATH TREE SERVICE,
2.6 a charming custom corside. For low free estimate
Carpets and Furniture.
son a b 1 e prices.
Brad1e y
ner
3
bdrm.
ranch.
10
mile
ALL'
CASH
SAILBOAT, Seagull class, ready
INC.
call ED. 1-1471,
GENERAL BUILDING
Jewelers., 20926 Mack
a t Custom cleaned ..in your home
Kelly freshness. $3,000 down
FOR LAND CONTRACT'
for water. 18 feet long, seven
Free Estimates
Alterations, attic rooms garages,
Personalized Tree Service
HaL~pto~
TU
2~9309.
... and 28932 E. Jefferson' on
,Lowest Discount
21J-WALL
WASHING
foot beam, Seats 8 comfortPhone Mr. Williams
Richmond Michigan ,
DR ,1-1195
the
lake
with
some
top
points
Prompt Closing
ably. Ideal for family use, also
THIRY jewelry, 20756 Mack a t
Bonded and Insured
Bastor Co., TUxedo, 5-5500
WALL WASHING
will take .small house in,:aart
R C COPPENS
has won racing. pen n ant s
EARL DECK
Anita. ,Spedalizing in watc h
"
RA 7-3665
PR 5.170&
payment. open Sunday for
..,.
, CARPET LA YING,
.sewin g Furniture and carpet cleaning,
1Tery good condition. Can be
LICENSED
BUILDER
repairs.
Watches
repaired
from
offers
...
residence
ranch
DREXEL
1-2460
painting,
interior
and
exterior.
seen at Michigan Boat Harand repair~ng;,also cleaning in
all over the world; All war k
KRANTZ. BROTHERS
landsites: 70/150 Nieman 11 mile
13012 ,Ha~e.s '.at Seymour
Phone Mr. CARPENTER - finisher, builds
bor, 24600 E. Jefferson ave. ,
your own home or our shop Freeestlmates.
guaranteed.
scaping, grass cutting,
leaf
roseville,
and
50x200
Hoffman
13D-Mortgages.
porches,
garages,
does
all
st. Clair Shores, just north of
Work guaranteed. "Reasomibl e Williams, Pastor Co., TUxedo
,
raking,
gutter
cleaning
and
13 mile St. C.'S.
type of carpentering.
Estirates. TYler 5-0137, any time 5-:-5500.'
Jefferson Beach. Sign on boat
21C-ELECTRICAL SERYICE
painting.
Reasonable
and
de.
.
806
notre
dame,
City,
a
MORTGAGES
mates free, price~ right TUxwith this p h 0 n e number
pendable.
Free
estimates.
,
A-I
WALL
WASHING
and
pretty
llh
brick
on
60
fruited
Residential
_
Commercial
RADKE
carPet
cleaners,
carpet
edo,5-5892.
TUxedo 5.8617, Call Monday ,
RAPP ELECTRIC
Phone VA. 4~2827, or VA.
feet willi. 3 bedrooms, 2 down,
FIRST MORTGAGE'
PAINTING
rugs, fur nit u r e, expertly
owner out of city Until June 3
4-8579.
Complete Wiring Service
RECREATION' and at.tic rooms,
1 up, plus attic expansion with Commitment
24 hrs. Money
cleaned in yourl?-ome with
An Work Guaranteed
• Elmer T. Labadie. TU 2-2064.' -----------BARGAIN, like new boat and
the l~test me', hod s. Moth
GUARANTEED WORK
around 6$,000 cln ..•.
214 4 Days $1,000 up, 6%, '5-7 Yrs.
TOP SOIL, fill sand, hi-loading,
motor, completely equipped
Moross, a "do it yourself" . .• Repayment.
proofed, repairing,
binding
FREEESTIMATtS
bulldozing, grading and lawn
Trailer included, 13 foot de VALLEY
1-9779
H.
F..JENZEN
BUILDiNG
Freee
s't
i
~
ate
s.
CaUDR
also a quick chance in Woods, SECOND MORTGAGE T OANS ED RAPP
0
PRe~cott 6~,078
building. Seed and fertilizer.
near grades, frame, 3:lh bed.....
luxe 1956 Speedliner, cente r
1-3133.
, '
WASHING
Home and Industrial Repairs.
Equity above Mortgage or Land
WALL
STOCK BROTHERS
deck, remote controls,. etc
.
Additions, 'attics completed,
rooms, llh baths, $15,500 with Contract Balanc~" plus Chattel BROWN ELECTRic - Ma. r
5.
TUxedo 2-4283.
electrician
since
1920,
Regi
BEST
CARPET
CLEANER
S
AND
PAINTING
Porch
en('losures,
recreation
PR 3-0909
TU 4~5665
$4,000 down, immediate. ~TUxon Contents,
$525 - ~ $2,000 _ 18
edo 5-0448. .
tered and license:' Repair s,
lNTERIOR AND EXTERlOR,
rooms, gar age s repaired,
CLEANING bYING
Mo. Repayment. No appraisal
CHAMPION sail yacht "Wind
replacements
a nd main ten Our work guaranteed to your brick repairs.
charge.
Toy." This 26-foot yacht is fo r RICHARD M. KIMBROUGH
Merion Blue Grass sodding,
REPAIRING'
. ance. TU. 5-0014. Person al
satisfaction,
For free estimate
TUxedo 1-9744
the sailor who wants the bes t
BUILDER
PROMPT
HOME
SER1TICE
GRISWOLD MORTGAGE
service.
Call
tree trimming and spraying.
in racing and limited cruisin g Offers for. sale the following
FREE ESTIMATES
CO.
, VEnice 9~7169
JOHNSTON
BROTHERS Complete tree, lawn and garden
facilities. 'Extensive inventor Y new G r 0 sse Poi n t e Farms
INSURED
AAA ELECTRICAL
- WO 3-7280
t~at must be seen to be ap - homes covering a com pIe t e 423 Ford Bldg.
service arid maintenance,
CONTRACTOR
Wall washing: 27 years experBUILDERS \
TU 2-6556,
preciated. Completely refurb - range of prices.
Electric
wiring,
furnace.
con
ience. Elmer T. Labadie, TUx- Attics completed,
porch enCA L FLEM IN G
16-PETS' FOR SALE
ished and ready for the water
troIs, motors th~rmostats, Vio - 21I-PAINTING
75 CAMBRIDGE
edo 2.2064.
closures.
Recreation
rooms.
G€
'AND
Racing record is unparallele d 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, $35,000 .A.K.C. Gold e n Retriever, 5 lations corrected. No job too b igKitchens remodeled. TU 3-3665.
neral Land~aping
Service
DECORATING'
in local compe!ition and ha s
months
male.
TUxedo
1':2983.
or.too
small.
WAlmit
1-6600.
21K";"'WINDOW .WASHING
161 CHARLEVOIX
LICENSED BUILDER, stairs,
T_U_x_e_d_o_i
-_6_9_5_0 _
been a consistent winner dur - (foot of Dean lane) (proposed)
EXPERT painting, paper hang
ing her 7 year lifetime. Fiv e 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, $40,000 COCKER Spaniel, puppies for 21D"':"ELEC.,APPLIANCE
porches, alterations, merodel- LAWN cutting for summer. Free
WINDOW CLEANING
ing by mechanics, fre~ esb sale. Call Saturday; or Sun.;
SERVICE
time Privateer Class champ
ing, and all home repairs.
estimates.
Kleiners
Law n
0
mates.
Van-'Assche.
TUxed
171 HILLCREST
WALL
WASHING
day. 889 Hidden Lane.'
ion and only two time con
Free
estima'ces.
1T
Alley
1~3272.
Se,rvice.
TUxedo
2-2865.
4-1187,
1T
A
4':1492:
'
(proposed tri-level)
Service on Screen's and Storms
POINTE WASHER SERVICE
seeutive overall winner of th e
3 bedroomr;, 2 baths, $49,000
PEDIGREED Dalmation puppies .Expert' on. Whirlpool and K;en
Brick
Washing Expertly Done CARPENTER
repairs,
doors, SOD DIN G, landscaping tree
FOR COM P LET E.- exterio r
famous Bayview North Chan 172 HILLCREST
AKC registered. VErmont 7- more. Prompt service, all wer k
l
Basement Paintlng
locks,
sash
cords,
'cabinet
trimmingd lawn cutting and
painting.
with
quality'
pain
t,
nel race. Terms can be ar - 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, $15,000
3571. 18941 Bretton Drive.
guaranteed.
work.
ED
1-4576.
maintenance.
WAlnut 5-9323.
call
Dan
Grifford,TU.
2-2134
H. E,.,GAGE & SON
ranged to enable the yachts 311 TOURAINE
ADORABLE
white
F
r
e
h
TUxedo
6-4786
TU
4,0136
TU
2':'7413
man to' own a winner pain 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, $65,0'00
FOR THE', FINEST ,genera 1
lessly. ShQlWnby appointmen ot
poodle,' 2 'months. Champion
E.XPERT', 'AC'U UM
100 CL01TERLY
painting ,and decorating a t
stock. $150.00. Also stud serVI
only. Call Fred Runnells, TU
CLEANING
5 bedrooms, 4 'baths, $87,500
reasonable 'cost see Charle s A WINDOW
vice.
TOwnsend
!>-9318.
'CLEANER
SERVICE
4-1504- after 6 p.m.
SERVICE ON STORMS
For more detailed inforin~tioIlo
A. Schrader~ VAlley 4:-0388
Now: Free. delivery of, bags. pap er
.
AND SCREENS
ALL FITTED OUT. 27' Richard - call ,TUxedo 2-2593, Monday AKC G ERMA N Shep'~erd bags, brushes, belts.' No increa se INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
GROSSE POINTE
~hrough
Friday.
puppies, 6 weeks old, ,from in service charge .
EXPEItTL Y F~NISHED
TUI.9813
. son sedan cruiser. Chrysle r
CUSTOM PAINTING
champion
stock,
black
and
'.
LAkeview.
6-8463
'
114 sleeps 4. Well 137 Jeffer
24.Hr.
a Day ~
Wall 'Washing' Our SpeCialty
/ ,HARPER. VACUUM
tan and black and - silver., Auth. Eureka, Hoover Sales and
son Beach Marina. TUxed 0 NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE
Free Estimates. ,
21L-STEAM CLEAN!NG
HOward 8-5690.'
'Service - New, Rebuilts. Parts
5-1876.
Earle Richards Service
379 Fisher Rd., Opp. High
Phone
Mr.'
Williams
22
17176E.
Warren
at
Cadieux
TU
1~1l
CUL DE SAC
20397
Mack Ave., 'In the Wood.
Open 1O~7p.m. Daily
PERSIAN, Neutered
buff, 9
Pastor Co.,'?TUxedo 5-5500
CHRIS-CRAFT, 1953 20-£1. ma FOrrest 6~5184
FOrrest 6-615~
In Grosse Pointe Farms
mos. old. Free to good home.
hogany Sportsman, 130 h.p
.WARREN . PAmTING
STEA~ CLEANING
TUxedc 2-7232.
Awfully stnart and very livChris-Craft motor. Top and
AND DECORATING
able these new 3 or 4 bed.
mahogany windshield, $2,600
, For Quick
Brick porches and piers
POODLES,
minatures,.
pediBonded. and Insured
room, 2lh bath, custom-built
New Baltimore, RA 5-1~51.
Stone
structures,
Ter,razzo
Tile
greed. One black, one, silver.
Custom Decorating
,Guoranteedltepoir
Work
Kimbrough designed homes.
PR
3-1058
"
PR8-999 8
13_
weeks.
TUx-:edo2-4141.
13-REAL ESTATE
Just a few available. At
EASTERN :MASON
• Televi~ion
.• Radio
your t:equest we will -arCONTRACTORS
FOR SALE
• Sound Equipment
COLLIE, female, '. pedigreed, 5
, PYRAMID
range
consultations
with
5647 Caniff
..months old . .some ,shots. Good
,Expert Reliable>
COMPLETE
PAIN:fING COM,PANY
builder to plan for your
:qetroit 12, Michigan
with children, $35.00;.TUxedo
REAL ESTATE
RESIDENTIAL
~
special requirements,
1-6173.
' \
..
Service.'
SERVICE
21P-FURNITURE REPAIR
COMMERCIAL '
0n All Brands
FREE' ESTIMATES
20-PIANO
SERVICE
HUGH CHALMERS
CUSTOM upholstermg. A splen.Sales
SerVice
TUxedo, 1-3029
TUXEDO
4-4040
did selection of decorative
COMPLETE pia nos e r vie e.
13940
Ke,chev~l
near EO"~OWf
LAkeview 6-0668
fabrics. E x p 'e r t n,eed1epoint
I'stablished Broker Since
'Tuning; repairing, refinishing
VA. 4-9823
,
,
INTERIOR and outside paint
mounting.
Estimates' eheer1933'
and moth proofing. P.lace your
15306
-F:;
Warren
mg.
Free
estimate.
Leo,
Kis
tfully
given.
E
wa
1d,
t3929
order
ear
1y,
R.
Zech~
RE
Member,
-rU 4-6200
Realtor
ner, PRescot't 7-5876.
Kerchev!il. VA. 2-$93.
'Licensed, City of Detroit ..
'9-3232.
GlOMe Pointe- BrQken. Ass'n
Classified
Continued
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his beautiful
on't last, Or
uture free. deii
r more.
. SCREENS
I
,
r
Sodding,
Complete
main1
PResco
GARDENING,
ding and com
tainence. Wal
4-2075.
CITY ,SASH ','&
SCREEN CO.
~ou are InVi
Chrislial
Readin
A.
i
93 Kl
f
.
Fir5t Churc
Scie
Grosse Pc
Open from 10
daily ex c e p
£:Iolidays, Frida
7 to 9 o'clock.
CITY, SASH &
SCREEN CO. .
First
Ev. L.
Ohl
A
Branch
oS
Ferry. EIE
Roslyn, at
Sunday SCh4
Every
.
Chul"ch Wor:
First Sund8~
New Church Ul
at Vernier B
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Devotionc
Sunday.
Midwael
Tuesday.
Instruetil
Thurs. • 11 a
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witJ
of Chr:
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give you cow
A1fUi:rted
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Thursday, May )0,. 1957
ORESSMAKING
tATIONS and repairing
l kinds. Experienced, 4208
onsfield, TUxedl) 5-1472.
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L U S I V E alterations on
ses and suits by Marie
ncns, also remodeling and
iring furs. Quick service
lems. TU 5-7610,
This beautiful Merion Blue sod
\\'on.t last. Order t 0 day for
future free, delivery on 100 yds.
or more.
(~ontinued fr.om.:Page 1)
YOUNG
MAN wants land- cut between the towns of Santo
scaping, grass cutting apd odd Domingo. and' Cascajal in LilS
jobs. Ex:perienced. Reo power Villas. Province.
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mower $40, TUxedo 2-9284.
Saturda~. May 25,
GRIFFORDS T R E E Service.
~HILIP' J. SINGER, of De-,
Trees topped, trimmed and trolt, accused of. theattac~rerrlove1, Reasonable. TUx- slaying of JoAnn Gillespie, also
, edo 2-2134.
of Detroit, was founi innocent
of the killing by a jury of 10
Lawn Cutting Reasonalble .
women and two men. The jury
.
deliberated for 12 hours and ,31
minutes 'before coming toa decision. The, case was heard by
Recorder's Judge, .(}erald W.
Groat. Harry Rowley, a timestudy. man and foreman of the
jury, saId the.jurors arrived at
TRUCKlING, TOP SOIL AND a "not guilty" verdict because
it was believed the. prose~ution7
FILL DIRT
did not present enough evidence
VAlley 4-564~
DRexel 1-0721 for a conviCtion.
When Singer hea~d the .verCOMPLETE landscaping servdic~, it took several seconds be,ice, lawn cutting, cultivation,
fore it :registered, and then he
edging and clean-up work.
smiled. Judge Groat thanked .the
Julius Laquiere, PRo 8-2709.
.jury and dismissed it, and then
Free estimates. $2.00 an hour.
turned to Singer and said, "You
are now discharged."
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.LANDSCAPING
THE AMERICAN E:rvr~ASSY
Complete Lawn and Garden
in Formosa was wrecked and at
Maintenance.
Sod
Topsoil least 13 Americans injured beDeliveries
fore 33,000 Chinese Nationalist
troops arrived in Taipei, capital
TU 2-0681
of Formost, in time. to, avert
an anti-Americap
bloodbath.
The capital awoke to fInd itself
under .martial law, with troops
swarming through the streets
to crush any new violence. At
one stage ,a. frenzied ,mob. of
3,000 stormed'the American Em13337 I, J.Herson at LakevieW
bassy,. brCi~;:e' windows ..and
surged inside, smashing,furniSh.Homer J. Armltron~, Minltt.r
ings and scattering documents:
They h.auled down the United
MORNING WORSHIr
State~ flag and tore it to shreds~,
lunday, 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
The. mob action was set off. by
CHURCH SCHOOL
acquittal' of an American soldSunday, 9:45 'a.m.
ier who shot and killed a Chinese he accused as 8 Peeping
Tom.
HERBOLD LANDSCAPING
Sodding, Top Soil, Sand
Complete landscaping and.
maintenance
,NING fashionable suits,
:; and dresses. alterations
hats; remodeling, reason, VA 2-3610.
PRescott
PRescott 6-5852
RIENCED on fine dressing to the order Pari~ian
American styles. Original
om and alterations. For
~intment call VAlley 2between 8:30 p.m. and
6-0900
GARDENING, landscaping, sodding and complete lawn maintainence. Walter Anno, VAlley
4-2075.
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S'ou are 1Dvited to 11.e the
Ohristian SQienc8
DM dressmaking, designrestyling,
alterations.
, references, Van Dykeerson area. Mrs, Sharp,
Reading Room
1m 1-9150.
93 Kercheval
First Church of. Christ,
Scientist,
Grosse Pointe Farms
•PLUMBING
ING and plumbing, gal
'ersion, e 1e c t r i c sewer
:ling, automatic gas watel'
er installed as low as
Licensed plumber. J.
Kushner, TU. 5-2959, ro.
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Open :from 10 a.m. to I p.m.
dail)' e x c e p t Sundays and
H:oUdnys, Friday evenings !ron
7 to 9 o'clock.
32.
~LENTINE SERVICE
12017 Camden
1-3464
WA 2-4940
ear guaranteed automatic
heaters, glass lined, $95;
num, $145: galvanized.
Dove nrices include instal, Ba~ement toilet, $140.
M 0 r n i n g incinerator,
}as heat. All plumbing reCity violations corrected,
!stimates and terms.
-SILVER
First English
Jefferson Avenue
Lutheran
Church
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EVI
Branch Servlcel
~aplist Church
at
Ferry Elem~ School
Roslyn. at MornIngsIde
Sunday SchlJcl 9:15 a.m,
Every Sunday
Church VVorship 9:15 a.m.
FIrst Sunday each month
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New Church Under Construction
at VernIer Rd. and W St.
PLATING
i:R & GOLD PLATING
tidizing and Repairing
Polishing and Lacquering
ry Repairing, Engraving
Paul F.' Keppler, PastaI'
VAlley 2-4904
troops. ~are taking their place,
sources said.' Syria said she is
withdrawing 'her troops from
Jordanian" territory' at the request of 'Kin.g Hussien. This
marks a new alignment of coun:for Nursery. Tiriy Tots,
tries in the Arab world since
Kindergarlen, P r i mary.
Husslen dismissed a leftist govIntermedIate and SenIor
SenIor HIgh.
ernmenf1ast month and accused
'RlV. HUGH C. WHITE, Paltor
Syria ,and Egypt of trying to
TUxedo 1-7888
trying to stir up trouble.
Jordan, Saudt Arabia and Iraq
strengthened their tiesrthrough
talks between their rulers. The
Syrian troops were moved into
Jordan last October when Israel
attacked Egypt, to, protectJ or-,
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21001 MO'fOH Rd. 'at ,Harper
dan from a possible Israeli
thrust. Saudi Arabia .and .iraq
Postar £. Arti"lr McAah
~ also sent troops, When Israeli
10:00 a.m. Morning
Worah1p ~ troops left, Iraqi soldiers also
~ departed at the request of Hus11:20 a.m. Sunday School
~ sein.
9:30 Morning
W 0 r s h 1P and
Sermon. Church
School
for Nursery. TIny Tots,
Kindergarten, P r 1mar y
and Junior Depts.
:1:1:00Morn1ng W 0 r II h l1J and
Sermon. Church, School
4508 CHARLEVOIX
NR. CHALMERS
VA 2-7318
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straightened. C e men t
k, 'floors, walks, porches,
~-drives. F.H.A. t e r m s.
1ey 2-2706.
COMPLETE
iERNIZATION SERVICE
!cializing
in
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ms, porches, kitchen, addi1S, remodeling and repairs.
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Sunday - 11:QO a.m.
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Instruction Clols"
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~TZ. BROTHERS landling, grass cutting, leaf
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rlting. Reasonable and deldable.
Free
estimates.
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GROSSE POINTE.
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KERBY SCHOOL
285 Kerby 30ad, at Beanpr.
ALL ARE WELCOME
You are cordially invited ;0 attend ••• '
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trimming
Sixth Church of 'Chri'st,
Scientist Detroit
and spraying.
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14730 Kercheval. bet. Manistique and Ashland
Sunday
CAL FLEMING
eral Landscaping
WedneSday
Evening
TestImonial
anCl 5:00p.m.
Mee1.1ng--8:00 p.m.
STORM SASH
SCREENS - DOOR.S
ALL MAKES
•DIN G, landscaping, tree
nmingd lawn cutting and
intenaQce. WAlnut 5.9323.
ALUMINUM
REPAIRING
tAD SERVICE
.~.:8::ye
Open Tues., Fri. 9 p.m;
Sun 12 to 4 p.m.
AI R-TEe. •••
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ASPHALT
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$LATl!
RE-ROOFING
SHEET METAL WORK
TIN OR COPPER SKYLIGHTS
6UTTER CONDUCTORS
. For Quick
Estab. 1914
WAlnut 1.4330
810"6 Mack Avenue
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PRESIDENT EISENHOWER
ordered Harold Stassen to negotiate with the Russians to
formulate a treaty to end the
atomic arms race. The, Chief
TAILORS
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• Flirikote
LOC'KHART
VA 2-3040
N, at City Limits
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~25 Open Eves till 6:30
"t.
1923
Efforts
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Ho,ld .Party.
Phr::ii
Mrs. Juliet Belanger, 56,. of
700 St. Clair avenue, died Sun:. ft
uf
day evening, May 26, a er s fering a ,brjlinhemorrhage .Sunday. afternoon. A Wayne County
.
medical e x a m in e r'sreport
stated. that MrS~ Belanger had a
stroke m' her home Sunday,.
causing her to fall. She was put
to bed. by friends, who later
called M--.
'''', Bel an g e r's son.
Joseph.
Mr. Belanger, who is a police
.
l.
Thursday.
June 6t-Y p.,1'll.,
officer in the Farms, ca led for Youth choir rehear8al.
an ambulimce, to take his mother
L.
,. Secours HOSPla
't I. Sh e
8 y.m.-Chance.J
chon' :reto Bon
died on' the way. The post mor- p.earsal.
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.tem revealed. that the brain
Friday,
J'une
':-'1:30 p.m.,
hemorrhage occurred_. b e for e
Mrs. Belanger fell, probably Mariner scouts Square Dance in
callsing her to lose .her balance. social hall No.!.
She.is
s 111. r i v e d by her
.mother, Mrs. Charles F. ,Ham- 'ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL
20475 Sunninrdale Park
mond, of Detroit; 'a brother,
Charles F. Hammond 'Jr.; and a
(Near Mack and Vernier)
sister. Sister Mageline.Of th~ Rev; Edgar H. Yeoman, Rector
Good Shepherd Oider~
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WiIliaDl Y. Gard, Ohoir Director
All.of Mrs. Belanger's ~htidren are living. They are: JeanneD. Hurst A.A.G.O., .Org.
Thursday, May 301 8 a.m.
Charles A. Jr., Mrs.' Donald
Staub, Joseph Tho mas, Mrs. Ohoral Eucharist.
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Richal'd Green, Mu. William
Sunday. lune 2" 8 a.m. Holy
Silvers, and Pierre.
Funeral arrimgements had not Eucharist. 9:30 a.m. MorRing
been made at the time of this pr~yer and s e rm 0 n. Church
school~ toddlers through grade
writing.
eight. 11 a.m. Choral Eucharist
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Seventy Junl.,or bowlers fr.Offi.
the Detroit Yacht Club cele~
brated, the successful eonclu.
sion of the 1956-57 season when
they held 'their annual banquet
.at the club on 'Sunday •.May 26.
.Twenty ,five trophies were
awarded to the various bowlers
whose talents came to light on
the alleys of the Whittier Recreation during the past season.
Junior officers, president Bill
Hicks, v~ce president Ken Fournier andaecretary
Bob Tqtag.
all feel the success (tf the league
this past season was due to the
wonderful .Iponsorship of. vice
commodore Charles "Tommy"
Tompkins. .
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The highlight of. the awar.d
,dinner was the aJWarding of
the Alfred F. steiner perpetual
trophy which willgoio
:Carl
Haeger who posted ihe league's
high average of 158. Carl also
will get the Stanley Tutag perpetual, trophy :for his high three,
game series' of 642.
Will Taylor and. P~g.-'Henry
were award.ed
the W. H.
Smith trophy for having the
most improved averages in .the
league this 'past season. For
perfect attendance Jim Howard,
Tom Hughes, Judy Smith, Ted
Barthel. Carl Haeger and Ray'
McP!herson had their names engraved on the Marie Brownell
trophy.
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Council meeting. 8 p: m. Work-- the Terrace Room patrons.
M~r~tr~Ysco:,::em 3~oclal
er's Conference.
No. 1. .
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,Tuesday,
June 4[-;-9:30 a.m."
Thursdayr 12:30-3 po m.-Nathen in gold.-John
Ray
Women's Association ex.ecutive omi Circle at Mrs. V. J. Bal'board meeting L'1 lounge,
tell's, 5020 LaFontaine Ave. 8
. 12:30 p.m.-Luncheon
for p. m.-8enior Choir.
Board of Deaconesses in home
INTERIOR EXTERIOR
of Mrs. Tapert, 731 N. Oxford.
Friday:
7:30-10:30 p. m,-.
.
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7 p.m.-Boy Scouts in SOCIa Junior High Youth FeHowghip
hall
pre-confirmation
dance, BerPR. 8-4831
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8 p.m.-Board
of D e a con s muda Bounce and Sock Hop.
Guaranteed Insured
t"
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mee mg 1D conUDl e r m.
Vote For
Wednesday, June 5:-4 p.m.,
ROBERT F. WEBER
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al
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c to
Olr9re mars Str. wberry
Sehool Board, June 19
7
p.m,
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festival
lawn; in
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SOD
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Service
All Makes
AND TREES
t&ntuc:ky Blue Del' 45. Jq.
yd. Marion Clover, free topquality, 65e sq. yd. Sugar
Maple trees 10-14 ft.., $8
per t-ree. (Min. 2 trees.)
Electronic Laboratory
2031J MACK AVt •
FREE ESTIMATES
GReenleaf 4-6299
TU. 1-2.791
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You saw them at the Builder's Show
mouatfe elouuereJ S/"uiierd
add new charm .to every interior
for doors, dividers, Gupboards
CU~TOM
MAD& TO YOUR N I!fiD
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LOUVER 8HOJ)P&
SPECIALITY WOODWORKING
13950 Charlevoix
VA ) ..0441
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Hand and Power lawn
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NURSERY
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SharpenilJI
Decorating
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Nights.
Tt1
MANUFACTURERS.
lI1c1ud1Dl
AWNING
Chain Link AiI-Ste.1 and '
Rustic Styles
RO~FING AND
SID.NG CO.
(L1eeJ1lled)
'Good T061'5 Aid
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.gERVICE
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Church News
ed their rifles on. the sailor.
while a senior .chaplain on the
island treid to. talk the man
down from the ship's bridge.
The sailor was armed .with a
t' Th d d
.45 caliber automa Ie.. e ea
officer
was
not
identified.
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Names of the ot er prmclpa's
sometiI~e .in June.
. and the 'cause of the shotting
Beck's decision not to run was
t'
d' t I larned
.
h.ailed by Sen. McClellan (D- were nO llr.me la eye
Ark:) chairman
of theSe~ate
Rackets.
Comniitteee
as another
,
step "toward. the cleanup that
is needed in the Teamsters
Union." Bl!ckwail ousted as a
vice-president and member of
the executive coUncil by the
AFL-CIO
iast
Monday, 'on
charges he appropriated $370,000 of. union: "funds' to enhance
his persona110rtun~.
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INQUIRIES have' begun by
two congressiona~ committees
into the anti-American noting
on Formosa, during 'Q.hfchrioters invaded ,the U.. 8. Embassy
and wrecked it. Rep; Clemet Zablocki (D-Wis.) chairman of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee, laid his group will try 10
determine the causes of the vidlence and whether steps can be
taken to prevent such' incidents
occurring in other countries
where American soldiers are
stationed.
Also to take part in the investigation will be the. Senate
Internal
Security
Committee
headed by Sen;. Eastland. (DMiss.) who said his group will
check information that Ameri-,
can-Chinese participated in the
Formosan demonstration,
and
why 'these Chinese, who are
American ~itizens, joined the
rioters.
.
Police .Field
Day Date Set
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nounced that Bec'k, who is 62
years old, will not be a candidate ,for
re-election
at the
union's 'convention in Miami,
Fla., in September. The secretary said 'the Teamsters' /boss
/will call for a meeting eif. the
Union's general execut,ive board
Good
IUIJJDBN'1'lAL
Page Twenty-Three
Executive.sald issues in his official family have, beel;l resolved
Detroit Police Superintendent
at a meeting held iri the White
Jack
Havet:'ill has announced . Careful selection of aardm
House,. between.~ himself and
Morning
w!>rshipy'
second
serthat
in
spite of the increase in tools can be the first step to.
cmST
EPISCOPAL
high ranking aides. :Stassen is
vice: Sermon by Dr. Frank Fitt, cost Qf materials
and labor, ward It a's i e 1" gardenin.g tmd
61 GrOsse. Pointe Boulevard
speeding bflCk to London to re:'
sum& the"
o,.?ntr(jl talks. Rev. ErvUle B •.Ma.ynard, Rector "Our Obligation to the Past'~ tickets for the 1957 Police Field more vegetables for you this
Day will remain at $1.00.
ThUrsday,. May 30,. Ascension Hebrews 11:32-40.
summeJ', points out Fred Wid.
.Day: 7 a, In. and 10 a. m. Holy
Monday, May 2'7 .
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He also stated that this year's mayer, extension hortk1ulture
Monda}-,.Iune 3: 7:15 p.m. Boy Police Field Day will be held specialist at Michigan
State
CIVIL WAR IN HAITI was Communion. ...
Scout Troop 96 Court of Hono;;.'. at Briggs Stadium on Saturday, University.
averted'when
Panial Fignole.
forceful young leader of H~iti
Sunday,: 8. a. m..Holy Com- gymnasium and assemtly room. AUgust 3, with an afternoon and
You will need a hoe. rake
evening show.
and shovel for your garden, A.
workers, took ove~ the 'c9untry munion.9:30 a. m., 'Holy COIIl- Refreshments.
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. He further explained that by small wheelbarrow if; also lIlse.a8. provisional . presid~nt. At munion and Sermon. llar m"
d Sermon.
Tuesday, ~une ~. 1.0 a.m.~3 holding two shows instead of ful.
least 10,000' persons witnessed Holy Co~m~i~n
p.m .. Women ~ ~ssoclatlon: Fall' four the departmept. would be
Check the handles of yoU!"
the swearing-in ceremonies. and
,
went .wild with: joy. fiuridreds '> Monday: 10 a. m., Holy Como. Se~Ing, Kmttmg and Crafts. able to keep the prIce at the hand tools when you buy them.
:fIred shots into the, air •. De~ munion and Prayers for Mis- Church House: All women 01 the .same level as in past years. At They should be unpainted, as
church. are ~vi ted ..to take part. Briggs Stadium.. more people paint will hurt your hands an~
spite this, however, tension 5t\11 sionlli.,
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1.0a.m. Se~ce quild:. Prepara- can be. accornm'Odated and shelremained .and)! ~.ti1l in danger, . Ttaesday: 10 a. ~.~ ~oly Com- 110nsfor Children s FaIr, A?sem- tered in, the event of inclem- can hide imperfect grain. The
of e~ploding anytIme.
munion' and ~Prayers for' the bly- ~oom. Nursery care WIll be ent weather. This annual affair grain of the handles should be
straight, with no knots.
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provlde~. 12,:30 p.m. Luncheon, is held for the purpose of supIf you do buy painte~ tools,
THE STATE LEGISLAT1JRE,
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gymnaS1u~.
plementing insurance funds for sand the' paint off with" a fine
broke 8. two-week deadlock .and
Wednesday:'
7 a. in., Holy
-the wid'ows and children"of de- (.00) sandpaper.
Then paint
wound, upa J4-hour session by. Communion ,and Prayers:tor the
WOODS PRESBYTERIAN
ceased Detroit Police officers.
with
a"
mixture
of
lh turpen19950 Maek Avenue
enacting a bill to ,increase the Parish and for'the Conuhunity.
tin and lh raw linseed oil.Sevtaxes on cigarets. and.' whiskey.
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At Torrey Road
and sermon. Church school, iod~ era I coats of this mixture will
Henceforth, cigar:ets. will. cost
Th~rsday: lOa. ~ Holy ComAndrew F. Rauth, Minister
give a smooth, waterproof coat ..
dlers through kindergarten.
two'. cents more ~pack,
and 'm:union and. Prayers for the
Vietor G. Novander.
ing
that will protect the handlef
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whiskey 18 cents more- a 'bottle. Nation and for the World. '
Assistant Minister
and
the hands that use them .
Through the tax',increases,'the.
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Thursdi;, June 6: 8 p.m. East
Sunday,'June 2: 9:30 a.m. First
See
that there is a good head
Side
Comrocation
Service
of
State's. public sch~ls will'. get
Friday: 10 a.m. Holy Com- Worship
Service.
9:30 a.m.
on
the
rake, and that it is firm.
Witness.
Preacher,
The
Right
'ah estimated 24 rililli6n dollars. munionand Prayers for the De- Church School, Nursery through
ly attached to the handle.
It
Reverend Richard S. Emrick.
more of .State aiq.
parted.
Senior High. 11 a.Dt.. ~cond
should
have
a
strong
shank;
not
By enacting this measure, t~e
-Wors,hip Servi~e. 11 a.m. Church
merely a spike driven into the
ST. PAUL EV. LUTHERAN
LegisJature ended the imm~dl~
POINTE ME,'I'HODIST
School, Nursey through Junior
handle.
375 Lothrop
ate. prospect of a 59-million~dol~
211 Moross
High. YSermon theme at both
Re'\'.
Charles
W.
Sandrock,
The shoye1's weakest point
larcorporatioi?- profi~ taJ:C.Other.
Hurh C.,W~ite, Pastor.
Services: "Hearers of the Word",
Pastor
is usually the shank, too. Get
decisions af£ecting,fmances were'
Sunday, June 2: .9:30 a: m. Reverend Victor G. Novander,
Ted Hoesman, Vicar
the strongest you can :find, and
also. made before the .. session
Worship and Sermon; Church Jr, Assisting Minister, prea'ChThursday,
May
30:
8:30a.m.,
then
don't use it to pry with.
closed~
School for n:U'I'sery"tiny . ~pts; ing. 4-5:30 p.m. Reception in the Ascension. Day Service, Salem
A flat file will be needed to
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kindergarten, primary and Jun- Church lounge honoring the new Memorial.
sharpen the hoe. A few min... ...
IJ'HREE AIDES were fired by ior departments.
Assistant Minister. the Reverend
utes of sharpening
can save
Generalissimo Chang Kai Seck
1l:00a.'m. Worship and ser- Victor G. Novand~r, Jr. and his
Saturday, June 1: 10:15, Jun- hours of work. Use firm strokes
,for poor han:dling, of the anti- man' Church ..school for nur:- family.
ior Choir; 11:15, Chapel Ohoir ..
on the curved surface of the
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American rioting in Formosa seri: tiny tots, kindergarten.
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hoe, and don't
worry
about
last Friday. Dismissed were the. primary, In
. t erme dI'ate and sen '
4 : 12:45 p.m.
Sunday, June 2: 9:30, Sunday making a "wire edge" on thlt
,T ues day, June
Taipei garrison conimander, Lt'ior
departments.
Women's Association executive School (all ages); 10:45, Sun- blade, A single stroke of the
Gen. Huang Chen Wu; head of.
6:00 p.m. Intermediate MYF. board meets. 4:30 p.m. West- day School (B~..8); 10:4?, Wor~ file will remove it.
the military: police, Lt. Gen. Lo
7:30 p. In. Senior MYF.
minster Choir rehearsal. 8 p.m. ship and Holy CommunIon'.
A rubber-tired
wheelbarrow
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Kan.
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. Den .Mothers and Committeewith ball bearing wheels ean'
Tuesday, June 4: 1:30, Sun- be a handy and inexpensive ad• .. ...
Thursday, June 6: 8:00 p. m. ~en meet.
Tuesday, May 28 '
Chancel Choir rehe~rsal.
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day School Teachers.
dition to your garden equip• • •
HAITIANS SWARMED back to
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But one that isn't built
A
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Wednes
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June
5:
p.m.
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work in bullet.scared Por
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Friday, June 7: : p. m .. un- Combined youth c.hoL'rehearsal,
GRACE EVANGELICAL
well is no bargain at any price.
Prince as Haiti settled slowly ior Choir rehearsal.
Coral,
Crusader
and West. te t K
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k.t
ormal DanI'el"Fl'gnole
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a,
ere ev
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minster Choirs. 5:30'-8 p.m. AnRobert P. Beck, Pastor
'educator and popular public
Saturday, June 8t 9:45 a. m. nual StraJW1berryFestival at the
Friday:
7:15 p. m. _ The Ed Sullivan Show Star
figure, who was elected the -1:ntermediate Choir r.ehearsal.
Church.'
,
G
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third. provisional pres~dent in
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TRI:'C's will meet at racean 25 At Statler Terrace
f
,/ .th 1 bored to. pu'll his
MO.RIAL
go to The Hayride Lodge,
Opening at the Statler Terour tmonfrom
S,. a.the brm'k of' anPOINTE
ME
'I'hursday, Jun'e 6.' 4 p.m. Com. Mil e roa d an d Deq uinder Av""
ESB"VTERlAN
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race
Room for a two~week encoun
PR.L. S.h
bI'ned youth chol'r re'hearsal, f or a h. ayn 'de , square dancing
h ryTh f' rmation of, a (loal
Ro d
gagement
Monday, .May 20, will
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Carol,
Crusader
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and
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TI'ckets
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an
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er
nu'nster C'hol.rs. 8 ~
n.m, C,han"'el'
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m Fn.endl ....Cl'rel@ be Richardi, the amazing ma ...
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compose 0 . ree
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Paul F. Ke e um, en.
Choir rehearS'al.
meeting.'
gician who has catapulted into
candidates,
appears
to have
Tal!man, Associate Minnsters
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averted a possible civil war.
Saturday, June 1: 9:15 a.m. POINTE CONGREGATIONAL
SundaY: 9:15 a. m.-ehurch
many appearances on the Ed
The coalition is backed. by the. Junior choir rehearsal, Men's ~ 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop
School. 10:45 a. m. Church Sullivan TV show,
Army:' Both President Fign~le Lounge. 10:30 a.m. senior choir
M. W. Johnsollt Minister
School for Beginners and PriEven professionals in the art
and' his arch-rival presidentIal rehearsal, Men's Lounge.
'maries. Crib room. 10:45 a. m. of magic are as mystified as
candidates appealed to the pop"" '
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Sunday, . June 2:"':'-10 a.m., Morning Worship. Presentation
anyone else with his fabulous
u~ce to "remain calm and reSixnday, June 2:.9:30. a.~. Youth Day service. Church Sunday for the Confirmands. feats in illusion.
sume normal work."
First Children's Day SerVIce In school for crib room thr(;lUgh Baptisms.
Sharing the spotlight with
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the Sanctuary for all childr.en of 6th grade.
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Richardi
b
Bob
Douglas,
Wednesday, May 29
the' Primary ¥ and III through'
11:30 a.m.-Worship
~ervice ..
Monda.yt 8 Po m.-Consistory
"Broadway
Musical Star" a
"Spiritual 1Tranquil- Meetl'ng.
A " SAILOR, aboard the U. S. Junior High JDe.partments and Sermon.t
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baritone, and an alumnus of
their parents, follqwed by cof-1Zers."
Crib roo~ on Y,'
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"Oklahoma" company while on
Navy cargo ship, the Uvalde, fee hour in the gymnasium. 9:30
5:30 p.m,-Junior
HIgh PIITuesday: 10 a. m.... p. m. Broadway.
shot and killed an officer, a.m. Church School for Toddlers grim,Fellowship in youth room~
Ben Arden, bis trumpet and
Christian
Service
wounded tWei other persons and through PrimarY Idepartmenfs.'
7:00 p.m.-Senior
Hi Pilgrim '-Women's
Sewing
at
Grace.
orchestra,
plus Sylvia on th.
held four' Of his shipmates hos- 11 a.m. Church School, in AU Fellowship mystery trip.
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Violin solos, continue to mix
aged to' escape from .the beserk I?,epartIpents; Section II.
. a,rri.
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Wednesday: 8 p. m.-Spiritual
up the musical background for
,
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BY PAT TALBOT:
Every Thursday this small lad would saddle his. pony'
and jog down the macadam ro;id to the Hamilton Park
Race Track to race with two young ladies, who of course
rode side saddle,
The year was 1895, the young man was Bernhard./
Stroh, Jr., and the young laCUes were Marie Louise and.
Viola Moran, daughters of Fred T. Moran, and nGW Mrs.
Julius C, Peter and .Mrs. Edward P. Hammond.
The Hamilton Park Race Track was a mile long, lined
with huge maple trees. The far turn of the track is still
outlined by the curve of Vincennes pla~e and the starting'
point lies in the grounds of Mrs. ~enryB ..Joy's estate ,between Grosse 'Pointe boulevard and the house.
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CAN~PE TOPPING
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People }n The Know
mo.
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Favorite
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an
amera rom
and group pictures ••. exciting travel and sport shots ..•
.are yours in sixty second~ ... and it's m?re "fun". for everybody. The Polariod Pathfinder is a particularly fme camera
... equipped w~th a Wollensak 12~mm F/4.5 Raptar lens
':. a superb Wollensak ~apax II, rune speed shutter ..• a
hIghly accurate range fmder and .r:r~ny m?re deluxe features; The Pathfinder.,
•. a precISIOn-built camer8: that
brings you the miracle of finished.pictures ..• in a: mmute.
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The Leagtle Shop lights the WQY with charming, antiqu.
candelabra and smtzrt, brass lamps ••• just arr:ived, The &ande.
labra will spark your aeco1'atWe ;t1UIO"ination•• '. white, chin"
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Just as the "Dale Carnegie
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Courses" teach you to make the lilies bloom timid gold leaf foliage that holds many taper6t
Mr. Moran's home was near the ttack on the lake and
most of yourself personality.
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he had two Iong rows 0f sta IIs fill
" ed" wIt
wise; so the Center's -new styl- Another pair fellttlres Q gQrU-en0 W Ite roses 4~ purp mU111A
horses. Every Thursday he stayed home from the office
ing, grooming and modelir.gThere's,
a timeless appeal in old hurricMJe Uzmps ••• andwhtIJ
and asked all the children in the Pointe to bring their
class will teach "Miss arid Mrs. lamps these are! Over two feet tall: hel/vy glass on it bass of
ponies to the track for some exciting races.
Grosse Pointe" how to make the mellow dark Of'light 'Wood. ¥ou'lllike
the new group of brm
The first holes of golf lay inside the tl'ack. This course
most of themselves appea,rance~ 14mps with subtle blending shades ••• because they'r. 10 IIIwas laid out before the one on Fisher road. Sheep grazed
w~~~f"B~rgan, wel1~knownco~ tra&J;fJiJ~nd rea.sotubu ••• starting at sixtem doUtIN.
there to keep' the turf Ileat. There w.ere many private races
ordinator both here and abroad,
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as most of the Pointe families of the 90's owned trotting
JOHN FINCH, OF CADIEUX' ROAD
will be conducting the course. . Top honors iii prettiness will go to the girl graduate, 1\l'M)
horses as well as ponies for their children, The commu..
Classes will begin Wednesday selects her dl'eSi at Jacobsons'. Perhaps she'll choose a pastel, aU
nity was equestrian-minded
because transportation' out
By Patricia Talbot ~
"evening,
June 5 and .continue over embroidered cotton, with an empire line .••• or a flattering
here, real country in U.ose days,. depended on horses and
Music ,has c;harms to sooth tl;i.esavage' beast and the thought of retiring and for each Wednesday night at 7:30 dress with rib tucked bodice and el()ngated waist. This has a
the surrey with the fringe on top.
average teen-ager. This has been John Finch's experience many years more hopes to pre~ through July 31.
,
squared neckline and. euite bows, down the baek. Mr. Mort's d~
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in some 33 years of directing classes at the Grosse Pointe side at his desk and podium on The nine-week course is c:4.~
~~diti.~:r =co":=
HI'ah
School
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the ..third'f1oor,r Although he fered,forf $.45.
It will cove~proI?~
a lovely ll.ylon or"",nrly. rrft.~
ill""".on
"-p has a UoA6.
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Parke DavI's had a stock farm on Lakeshore, were
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use
0 ma e-up, correc . car- that,di'"'" to a V In back. A tiny belt circles the waist and the
F 'd y
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the Schlotman, Stackpole and Ballantyne homes are today.
t hrl,a . etyetnhm . e .preSI e .Just recent y sang m. e c"ohIT to his music sanctum and would riage, individual hair styling sleeves-are three quarter length and bouffant. These •••
and
There was an exercise track in Fisher road, where the a
IS SIXIe spr~ng concert. every Sunday'at Christ Chure . like ,to be "planting seeds and and fashion co-ordination. It is many more of Summer's lightest ••• most, refreshing, young
apple orchard a~d remodeled stable house stands.
In looking .back o~~r ,the. past. His'. boys Richard, 29, '~d bulbs' these..spring days, he is gUaranteed to lead to a nafural dresses are destined for the lovely girl, who will graduate UHS
.
years at ~ny chOIrs and glee John, 21, are graduates of the
h
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poise, give renewed -confidence June. Prioed irom twenty dDllars ••• at JacobSODS'.
When Mr. Joy bought his property from the estate of c~ub he sa,Ys that boys. and High School, where ~hey stu~.ed grateful for.'t e cons~an. oppor~ and in many cases lead to a
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musl"c but we'nt 'i';"to the bUSl'-ttJD,ity'of teaching.~Pointe lads
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Easy on the ey~. t. • are
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roug __They may crave rock and ness' world and engineermg. music and what its inspiration fashion world if so desired, To Margaret Rice. Fashion WISe in contour and color, the col.
Grosse Pointe boulevard, because the Lakes hore residents roll and Elvis Presley, 'in the The Finches'youngest
boy, can mean to'them
now and enroll call the Centen. TUxedo lection includes. t. dramatic black frames, flecked witb
didn't want the cars running on the lake side.
. off 'sehool hour's but when .Mr. Tom, 16"is still studymg at his later when they may have for- 1~7511.
gold ••• Vivid COlors and stripes to spark sports cloth~
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Finch's stern and practised eye father's school.
gotten the concert notes 'but,
-----pastels to blend with "Fair'Lady" make-up ••• and love~,
travels over the ,group and he
From his desk before an not tl'l~ man who taught them. Nancy Naragon to Wed.
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raises hishaton '57's seniors sing amphitheater ot seats in a
Jewe e ones or
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j,,!st as docilely and beautifully sound proof room on the third
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Carroll.Mack Grigsby
white ,sun specks-scattered with sea coral and pearls. Then
by whoozil
as their mothers and fathers.
floor of the schoof Mr. Finch
The engagement of Nancy there's a pair with acute yellow bird pearchec1 R" ~usi 80
There are always trouble directs all the vOcational music
Kathleen Naragon, daugnter of ••• for eontrived gaiety ••• of c:oursel
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One of our post-debs has made the 'nation:al columns .. mak~rs ' but ~he majOl;ity. of for the secondary 'schools in
Mrs. Willard A. Naragon, of
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mUSICstudents are genumely Grosse Pointe.' This includes
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McMillan road, and the late Mr.
'killed hand! anJ.lmaglnat;(HI ~reate1Jemdji ~.'OM JomBa
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earce, a sop omore a
mh WhOC, aperone
er interested in learning for their' keeping
watchful eye on tl1e . John'Hicks ~f 52~ Ford, Wy~ Naragon,.isannounced to Car- Wanamaker'~ Studio offers you many services essentialkJ Ih8
father a?ou~ the campu~ at, a rec~nt Dads weekend, has own enjoyment and fellowship. scores'and performers' at Pierce .andotte, entered ,a plea of guilty roU' Mack GrigSby..
salis/tlCtory completion of ,our decorating plans. For mstancs,
made prmt m George DIxon s Baltimore News-Post space. Where parents have .aba.ndoned and 'p a r c'e 1'1 s .Junior High before Park. Judge C.' Joseph
The bride~electattended West:. new slipcovers and drQperies; 'When ~ustom fitted and. carefully
The columnist reports on the broken toed sneakers, their responsibility the. teen Schools. When.the new junior Belanger on, Wednesday; .May tern Michigan College, Mr. (Jhoosen, el/n bring a Hew tmd exciting mood 10 a room. W tfflalo
raggedy sweaters and tattered skirts worn by the co-eds age~ sho:,"s~h:. r,e,sultin ~s be- high is opened the musical ar: 15,to ach8l'ge of running a ~t()P Grigsby, son of tIie Carroll c. maker's will sefNi " decoratot' to you,. home If) help you seletll
and wonders if this garb is the best their parents can haVIor. Tlp~IS the waY,lt has rangements there"will also be street and causing an accident Grigsby, of ~lfour ruad, at. the jabri.and.Ylyl.
best su#ed 10 410",. lasle. For speeial'6olOf'
afford after shelling out for an Lvy Lea.gue education. always been, .says Mr. Fmch.
under his direction.
at LakepoiD.teand St. Paul. He tended Queen's University in schemel ••• 1tt4Ierials can bs dyed~ •• or htmd WOVerI to
One 'daughter assured him this is not so. In describing
Taught In Old School
Loves to Garden.
was fined $35.
Ontario.
specifications ••• Ulstom designed and htmJ, printed for special
her classmates' financial backgr01.¥1d she said "That. tall , He taught ~usic to students
When' Mr. Finch' r e t urn S
Another stop' street accident,
effects and fot' problem windows ••• Wanamaker's wiu origi~
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one 1'5 named Hope Ro,ckefeller:. Her father .1'SJohn 'D. m t.he old"hIgh..school on St. home in the springevehings he this one at Bediord imd Charle~ r there i' Liz ,Pearce. The" tell me her father Fred ClaIr and. m.oved ,ove~to the gar dens and k eeps
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t. ese serz..ices •.. it will pa'J' oft in 4- bettet' look jor ,'our home
owns mIllIons of dollar., worth of roller coasters.
in 1928. His choir, made'up en- loves sports andplayedt~sBloomfield
Hills. Her- plea of
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Lunching at the Country Club last week' offered the bered 40; now there are 1Q4
He 'ruefully admits he can't ordered, to pay &. fine of $25.
~Beautyls as beauty does." The Lochmoor Beauty Salon h..
just been newly detlorated, so that you can relax in glamorous
most un"'sual yet in entertainmen. t. Per.formm.g for a singers. He also. teaches boys' remember the names of out- - The law caught up with Vin~
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groups, not individuals. Stu- :Cused of improper passing in
Sw••m Trunks
green foliage abOunds .everywhere. Very contemporary in style
William Rowell and Mrs. Clint Bostick, won second place
Music is an' elective, course dents .learn to carry a part and 1954.. He pl~~ gui1~ to the.
• •• very restful in feeling. You'll enjoy the Lochmoor Beaut)'
in last year's international barbershop contest. They all giving 3 hours credit and most read music from him,
charge and, paId a fme of $10.
for Men on~ Boya
Salon.~or your weekly Beauty Appointment.
live in the Northwest section of Detroit and sang for fun
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of. the students choose this
Fred W.armg. a,rrang.ements 1383'Be.dford,.. 'a fm'.e of ..$.9 for
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have professional bookings and ap. course
. because' h'..,s f un, not. be- are a specla1 f avan t e ,WIth . M'r.
eo".,dColors.
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:JLpear all over the country. The kitty is piling up so that cause they hope to make music Finch arid the choruses~Sacred spee In on
~r v IX. . .>C'Stripes
ing a matching tie and belt, Coordinated with masculine
when they buzz off to Miami in OCtober to the next con- their career. In the. last :five music is also popular and~
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taste in mind, the set can be found, at Proper's. The tie, an
test there will be plenty of shekels 'on hand to pay the y.ears at least five seniors have Friday night's concert .three Chandler Park drIve, DetrOIt, ...
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all wool challais, is available in English, hand. blocked
baby sitters.
gone on to study music in col~ numbers from .the Easter pro:' 'was fined $18 :for speecMngon
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paisley or small geometric prints. The belt comes in black
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or brown leather ••• faced with the matching print. Yo~
p~sition in the field.
quest. Right 'IlOW the Glee Paul T.,Mathen.yof 1007Nav~
from
'8.95
can choose the set in British Regimental or Old School
Mrs. R. Fo Barnum is a devoted' grandmother and
-A';the annua'l Chrl'stmas con~ Clubs are rehearsin.g f-or Com- moe, pled guilty to pulling in
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. Iaw cer.t•alumni from the past,three ,mencement singing.
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oors - in striped silk Attractively boxed • ~ • "'1..""
there just isn't anyt h ing sh e won ' t d 0 f or h er son-m,I.ron
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and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil James Haggart, Jr., who .
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paid a fin~ <Y.f $9. ,
makes a wonderful gift ~ •• about five dollars.
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Five other persons scheduled
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sing with the. choir' and Mr.
Patience is the most desirable to appear before Judge Bela'nger
for Men and Boys,
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to welcome a new gran dch ild recen tl y an d h e 1p run th e Finch. Last season ov,er 100 quality for a. music teacher to faJ.'ledto' make .a .court a"""'earWi.'son~ SpaIding
Dun f op
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't'1examp (J h' YONf laste P'» t 8 lI14gm,]'f,cem Haskel
household. Biggest problem of her stay was driving to the visited their:former school and haveMr, Finch believes and ance andforleited their ~nds.
75 4 50 I 95
1ewewy you
wear t f,S summer.
1ctUf'e the serene blue of
stores in the car she rented. It seems she has driven noth.., teach<?rfor this Yuletide event.. "he denies that h~ .is overly enTheir names and the. amount
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turquoise, with fresh waler pearls (the lightest and whitest ever)
ing but a hydromatic shift for the past 14 years. and the
.Mr: Finch's long tenure on dowed with this characferistic. forfeited'are: Richard n:KitchBalls .• ,. ~ .~ ••• J for 2.50
ci,.~l~ng ~hsuntttn:;,ed throat. ~omb~ne the soft, white glow ~f
car she drove there had a standard. On the way to the the musical podium at Grosse He is genuin~l! fond"of Y0.ung en of,58600Vi"c~oria,NewHav-Presses
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s;::'# c~yst .••• zuch st wit gold ••• a. perfect brQCelel
supermarket in Arlington she had to make every 'light Pointe High has earned him the ~eop~eand ~eliev~ g:oup ~mgf en, speeding, on, Jefferson. in
Covers ••••••.. 500" 1.50
J~,a,' c>n%~ wrzsl. T ere's flattery;'" the pearl earings •••
ldn't
b th
ce
respect of his colleagues, the mg. 15 an Impor n' p~r 0 1955,$22.50;John F. Smith;. of
~"f,cate ot' u.ra'l1j.ati"••• found at Margaret Rice !,rom it Golle,.
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ecause s e was a ral s e .~ou
rem~
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~s affection of his students and their education. Heccyi play 8106 F1,llton, Detroit,- speeding
RestringIng
non of Haskel jewelr~ ••• ~OUf'most excitmg summet' MCe,.
of shifting gears. How spOIled we are lIvmg In Dynarmc, the gratitude' of his community. ~ost. every. musical. ins.trument on.Jefferson iri. May 1956,$12;50;
S01'3'Detroit!
He has helped in every way to hlmselfandgreaf;ly enJqys..the Deyon :Hobbs of 22469 Maple;
Nylon
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' Ch ' .. t year was the annual .operettason,:,...$10;:.andAngela,' G..Pliya
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in.delightful fragrances ..• gardenia, bouquet, pine and
offspring, it is reported. Alla~ S~el~en .brought down. the ~h:rg~arM:ino:i~i
an:r':n~l which-has been: abando:p.ed.now of ~lOBarry, Deti:qitt speeding
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house when he rose to play hIS VIolIn solo, He rattled off
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Po 0 . ins •.•..• 50.4.50'
its esthetic merits, this bath
has a practical side since it
the name and composer of his intricate piece and then
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willing to give.up' athletic hours'.
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pr~vents ba~ ring an~ costs so little. Mary She~an
Bub ..
said, "This is what I will play .. ,'I hope."
Pointers to.Play' Sunday
.for.rehearsaLarid.the. av.erage: .
blmg Bath Oil comes m three sizes .•• a half gallon, is but
Danny Harris' approach to her piano is most profes-Af.
Viol'in Mu'sieale
high'sch~)QIstudei?1:has a.h~~'7
a few dpl1ars , '.. at Trail Pharmacy~
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'Ilhe .William Engel' ,Stu~e~t j:i~s p.t1.!S };lis'.necesS8,ry:
study.for
Of.
h~ve real concert abIlIty at the keyboard,
Coilfer,ence will meet for :the: college reqUIrements..
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PILFERINGS
' son 'Sunday, June2ndi 'at the -----------Goggles
/.50
h M fi"
Yorkshire road home .of Mr..
5
. Fins .... ', ••••• from 2.95
"My al'lCestors came over on t e ay ower.
Engel. The conference is affi)f .. Pointe, Orgao
ociety
Masks. , •.... ' .from /.00
"You're lucky, The immigration
laws are stricter ated with the Michigan and, Hears, f:felen Scott'
Snorkels .:
1.95
now,"
National Federation of, ~L!s}c
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WHY 'NOT TRfAtHER
ann'ounces final plans for his
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' 'Th~ Grosse Pointe Organ So.
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One shudders to think what will be needed to con~
Pointe members who. wil,1 :ciety.,heard.a famo:us pianist:' .TOARfLAXfHG
WEEKEND
Khaki Pants
stitute a radical fifty years from now.
play are: Miss\ En.i$i" Pi~tra, <n:gaill:ston ,Tues.day,May ,28.'.
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STATLER!
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4.75'
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d~ughter of D:.\ and~Mrs.A~:W., . E~t~rtaining ,th~~ocietY was
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Only Americans have mastered the art of being pros- PIet~a, of \B1Shop road,' iand He1en~cott- 6f ChIcago..
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Dad:,.
B. F. Goodrich
Allan Shelden IV~ son of .Mr. , :President .of":the"'soclety 15 '.
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"PF" Shoes
perous though broke.
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and.Ms. Allan Shelden, 'of' Pro~ Warrenbillowa.y~f1l75Bi~hop. ': .' .• Ctfnfortable.quiet
TOTAL PRICE: $385.00
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road.
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JUNE 15-JULY 21
For Girls Only
The cost of living is always about the same-all
a',.
,~t alsine
children's in navy blue
and white.
JULY 27.AUG. 31
In two sec:tionsl
fellow has. '
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THE HOUSE
billion dollars
Eisenhower's dl
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secretary of tl
signed his pos1
half years of s
Ei&enhower ac
ignation with "
and
imrnecJ
Robert B. AJ
deputy secreta
Humphrr::}'s Sl
It W3S not:
Humphrey's )
take effect, bu
relieved "no lat
of the currel
session." Wher
Humphrey is
come board c
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who. where and ,,'ha'not
M oiarists Pay
F . B dD..
or. it. 'Tzvzng
a
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tional Steel, a (
..d, found 30 YI
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ident Eisenhow
advisor, won
lantic Alliance
armament plar
the Soviet. H
NATOallies th
suit with them
~rmament devl
Diplomats ,
following a da~
ference in whi
lined still secrE
before represe
NATO ~ouncil
is said to haY
the proposals.
p.~y_,
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NIKITA KH!
munist 'Party 1
newsmen, that ~
bomb so big, i
it, He claimed
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could
f,
"'This bom b is ~
test it even
area
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Customerl "Has t~s
a g:Od pedigree?'"
Salesman: "Has he? Say, if this, dog could talk, he
wouldn't speak to either one of us."
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Any idea will serve for a party excuse but some Pointe
astrologists carne up with a new one. "Taurus the Bull"
birthdav honorees at' a' recent celebration given by the
James Quellos were William G. Siebert, Peter J. Gallette,
Charles Wainman, Mr. and Mrs. Quello and Joseph .D.
Quinn. Table decor was "bul1:ish" and each guest had a
place ccrrd studded with a lucky coin which had the proper
zodiac insignia attached.
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I do then with my friends as I do with my books. I
would have them where I can find them~ but I seldom use.
them ••• Emerson.
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.Pick Up &. Delivery
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OXfords .
One for girls. One for boys.
. 7.50
(This will be t~
Our 35th Year
GROSSE POINTE
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Applications
Racqu~t and
CLOCK
Mfgr. and: Repair Co.
Sport Shop _.
FQR RESERVATIONS
r.nWOOdward
3.6000
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This tour covers 14 states and nine national parks: Yosemite, Yellowstone, Tetons, Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon,
Wind Cave, Mesa Verde, and Rocky Mountain National
ParkS; Hollywood, San Francisco, Salt Lake City and Lake,
Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Black Hills, Mt. .Rushmore
Badlands, Petrified Forest, Painted, Desert Laguna Beach'
Colorado Springs, and many more:'
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.HOTEL STATLER'
Edward Cl'a/l,',Mgr.
last Western tour ever offered for bo:",,)
,
•. Moderately priced cafeteria
Jorbudget minded families
VA 1-6257
15233 Kercheval
Jack
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' .• located in.the' center of .
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and ...L'...
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: . eatr.e . . :~nupping,
and Information
availab,le at:
CHET SAMPSON'S TRAVEL SERVICE, INC.
/06 KerchevalJ/
.,
.TU J ~2262
TU / ~5262
100 Kercheval Ave.
Phone: TU 5.7510 -
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THE UNITEI
ed Britian wi
free world's "SE
when she ordel
the strict emba
with Red Chi
retary Selwyn
liament t.hat@
the same kind
Russia and hel
satellites. Hov
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England's me
sharpest split
and Washingto
tian iI1vasion
lar action for t
Western nation
British machir
will find a mar
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dispersed, aft!
demonstration,
Army tanks a
EIght rioters
770 injured d
tion demons
Christians anI
than 200 persc
The violenc
the campaign
elections' begir
are expected t
of 'pro-Wester
tion factors. I
lieve their tin:
is tied in with
have been bO
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of
Scientists said
icecap thawed
would rise 70 1
ing cities such
New York wou
oil
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and send oceam
the world." Tl
of his st.atemen
in Polish new
semi-official pl
tion agency.
Informants .:
told the news
'.OOftltW
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defeat for the
Gap attempts t
forces more mo
Approval for
after the Hou~
Republican am
store 313 milli<
cut made by th
priations Com
nine Republicar
ocrats joined to
ment and 140
11 Dems voted
will be sent to t
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a good chance
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