Clean..Up Drive Enlists Support of Many Groups
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.,' - ..'",", -;. --::' ' - ---. ~ 'I '--:-r'~';--'--'~- .,'_.' All the News of All the Point,. , Every Thur,d.y Morning * * • rosse ews C.II TUx.d~2.6900 Complete News Coverage of All the Pointes VOLUME 2o--No. 17 llc Per Cop,. Entered .. Second ClaN Matter '3.50 Per Year at the POit OUlce •• Detroit, Mich. GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN,' APRIL 23, 1959 24 PAGES - TWO SECTIONS Section I HEADLINES ,Architect's Drawi ng Shows Church Expo nsion Presbyterians of th,. Clean ..Up Drive ,WEEK LalIDch Big' As Compiled by tb, Enlists Support of Fund Drive Gross, Point, Ne'ws Would Extend Na.ve and Thursday, April 16 Many Groups Construct Hall; May PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, Erect Tower and lad and moist-eyed, announced Get Organ the resignation of Secretary of Garden Club Council Assisted by Hi-Y Clubs, Girl State John Foster Dulles. The Scouts. Merchants and Private Groups; A $600,000 builcling pro. Chief Executive said he has not picked a successor to Dul- Drive Starts May I grtlm has' been. announced les, but promised to fill the . for the G r 0 ss ePointe post as "quickly as practi- The hot summer days of this past week~ have Woods Pre s by t e ria n cable." Reports indicate that brought out swarms of home owners, armed with rakes, Church, 199,50 Mack ave" Under Secretary of S tat e spades and baskets, for the' preliminary "tidying" of nue. The needs invol/e an Christian Hertel', 64, is the lawns and gardens. Judging from this activity, many extension of' the church likeliest choice. residents will not need the door-hanger reminders of nave to add to the seating Dulles' was fOl'ced to resign C1eal.l-Up which will be distributed by the Boy Scouts capacity. because of cancer, but the President said that he will during this coming week. 0) , .1 The Church is presently of- keep him on as a consultant on This year the Clean-Up 22.A .=.]' fering two services which are foreign policy. Official Wash- w'ive is being ~ponsored by' 'CCments ovel'flowing per, space. The ington paid tribute to the re- the Grosse Pomte Garden nave will be extended toward tiring Secretary, as did lead- Club Council' and the dates Recor'ded By Mack avenue with . the addi- ers throughout the free world. to rem e m bel' are May 1 tion of two more bays and a Moscow 'merely commented through May 10. ,,' • balcony over the narthex. without any elaboration, con- .The Hi-Yi CI~bs at the Farnts Pollce In addition, the Church has -::erning the resignation. ' HIgh School, which are al- need fOl' a Fellowship all- • • • ways ready ,to be of service purpose Hall, par tit ion of FIDEL CASTRO, youthful The Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church is added bays and enlarged narthex, with balcony over to the community, are laying Total Property 0 a m a 9 e space undlcrneath the church leader of Cuba's revolutionary conducting a drive to raise $600,000 to provide for an the narthex and last bay. The addition will proyide an their plans for vacant lot day Estimated at $3,370; 12 for Sunday School rooms, ad- government, received a roar- extension of the' church nave and other facilities. additional 425 pew seats. ' on Saturday, May 2. dition of a gabled roof over Dale Patterson, adviser, of Persons Injured the present Education' build- ing welcome in Washington, This. drawing shows the enlarged church with two when he alighted from a plane 1 the Blue Hi-Yi's, with club ing, a pipe organ for the nave, at an airport near the capital. president, Holmes Brown, and Twenty-two traffic ace i- and possibly a church tower He was given a cheering wel-' William Schlegelmilch, ad- dents in the Farms resulted to dominate the entire group come by 1,500 flag-waving Cu- Chorus Set Memorial Center Campaign Concert Set viser of the Gold Ti- Yi's, with in injuries to 12 persons, of buildings. ban supporters and Dominican president Steve Trowbridge, and property damage esti- 150 To )\Iake Canvass exiles. worked out details with the $3 3 d' . mated at ,7, ° accor mg Heading the canvass as He is in the United States For Concert Slows Down After H~ttirig For April 30 members at their Monday on a lo-day unofficial visit, meetings for tackling several to a report submitted to the general chairman is' Hugh W. but was greeted by State De- This Sunday Good Pace for Two Weeks At Center "sore spots" in heavily t1'8f- Farms council on Monday, McTavish; canvass committee partment officials. Heavy se- ficked areas to rid them of Ap1"il 20 by Police, Chief chairman is Gerald C. Schroe- curity guards have been as" , ' . the accumulation of winter James D. Furton.' del'; initial gifts' chairman is Total of Received from Donors; More signed to protect the Cuban Community Singers to be $23,872 1,750 Men'.s Chorus to Present papers and debris .. A", in the 'The chier's report, for the Dr. Goznar P .Evans; special past the municipalities will h M h 1 d th t gifts chairman is Edward G. leader because .of threats that Heard in Parcells School Money Needed This Year to Carry Out , Annual ~prin9 Event; All monl of arc, revea e a Mertz,: teams chairman. is he would not ieave the United. .mportant Projects cooperate with truck eoUec- four breakings,an4, enterings E. H. Meyers; and canvass Auditorium, at ____ ...'t_.._.__._~,. .:~1 Residents Invited States alive. He was invited 3:30 p.m. tions. 'resulted in a loss Of $633.7.5, treasurer is'Lathrop P. More: .' to Washington by the Ameri- After two .weeks. of. excellent r~sponse,the Grosse Merehant4l Cooperating with ll> simple larceny losses There wil],'~ 25 special can Society of Newspaper Edi- ThI~~~d'markS'the Pointe War Memorial's 1959 Annual Family Participa- The. Center's very' fine , Meanwhile the,' bus,iness adding another $274.73,' of., . SeV~nthAnnuaLS p r-j it g Grosse; Pointe Men's .Cho- , wltitoh $50,,0,l the latter was re- gIfts committeemen and six tot'll, whose members he will tion ,CampaiWthas slowed ..down to receipts of 'only men have shown' interest:'"iiz co've'red, ' . divisions: Allan' all thete'i.vill address tomorrow. Concert; of . the 90-voice at:ound$500 per day'. Thc!Ci!nter is trying very hard to rus is presentmgits Annual dressi.ng' up' "their shop" fronts ' b . '. t'l ". "',:.' . Fj"nes '1'0' ta, I $~7 e approxlma e y 150 church- . Grosse Pointe Cofl¥11unitY get. the $40,000 necessary to balance next year's budget S p r i ri g Concert at the on May Day, the date 'ivhen men participating in the can- THE UNITED STATES, as- Chorus: The .concert will Memorial 'on Thursday eve- the Girl Scouts ,.;rill decorate, Law violation fines totaled vassing of. the. parish. serting its right to fly at any and to get it by May 3D,. Memorial Day, which marks be held at Parcells Junior ning, April 30. Especial' at- their hOme doorways with $667, of which $224 was. paid T\vo loyalty'dinhers are be- altitude it chooses, flew a the .end of the active solicitation period. Hfgh School (Auditorium) tention is called to the date some floral hanging. William for 75 tl'affic violations; $352 ing held at the church ..on C-130 Air Force transport to If the goal of the Drive is ~0 , this Sunday, April 26, at Dant, chairman of the Ker- for 552 parking violations; $22 Wednesday, April 22, and Fri. and from West Berlin high be achieved by Memorial Day and Mrs. Harry ,So Bartlett, because, while the date was 3:30 p.m, ' printed correctly on the cheval Merchants. on-the-Hill, for violations of the city dog day, April 24 at 'I o'clock in above the lo,ooo-foot ceiling daily contri'butions must be Mr. and Mrs. Broo~ Begg, is rounding up the. business ordinance; $59 collected from the evening ... Attendance will Center's monthly activity Ru~sias is trying to impose. Donald Simmons, teacher ,of pushed up. several hundred Judge and Mrs. C. Joseph people there..' and Edward traffic court cases; and a $10 be 1i~ited primarily to mem- Russian jets shadowed the vocal music at Parcells, is the dollars immediately. The Ct;n- Belanger, Mrs. Elmer Benzin, card, it' was incorrectly Hickey and Robert Harrison fine levied foz' Liltering. bel' families because of space plane, but did not buzz it as conductor. Accompanist is Mil- ter's Board members are glV- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. listed as a Wednesday in- are planning a surprise fea- Seven juvenile traffic cases limitations and. facilities. was done to other American ton Setzer, member of the staff ing their time to spe~k at Berry, Mrs. Louise Bessert, stead of a Thursday night. ture for "The Village." were handled by the Police Purpose o'f the dinners is to planes on two previous oc- of Wayne State University. many meetings throughout Miss Peggy, Bessert, Dr. C. G. , There is a very nominal It has been emphasized that Department, ace 0 r din g to give parishioners' an oppor~ cas ions. , .. Special added attraction is an the community, newspaper ar- Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. charge of 75 cents for this 'clean-up and be au ti fication Chief Furton, and four dr~ver's tunity to hear of the church's An Amei'icanspokesman appearance by the Grunyons ticles through the cooperation Brown, Mr.