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All the News of All the Pointes ••• Every Thursday ro,sse 'Morning ~ws Complete Ne'ws Coverage of All tlte Pointes oj th6 News • Entered as Second Class Malter 7c Per Copy VOLUME 21-NO. 35 at the Post Ottlce at Detroit, Mich. , GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGANj THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1960 $4.00 Per Year 20 PAGES TWO SECTION SECTION I
• The Rule, The Exception IIEllDLINES Park De1.Jelopmen/ Orientation oj the . Program Set, "rEEK As Compiled by tbe On Three Mile Site For Teachers Grosse Poitl(e News Those New to System Con. vening with Trustees and Thursday, August 25 Urged by Planners Administrative Officers VICE PRESIDENT RICH- ARD M. NIXON promised to return to lead Michigan to a C r A pre-school orientation Republican victofy in the fall ounci Wi! r be Asked to. Approve Suggestion That program for teachers new as he gave Detroit a taste of Entire Area be Kept by City and Converted to the Grosse Pointe Public his Presidential campaign Wed- . for Recreational Purposes School System got under l1esday at a "nonpolitical" ap- way today at the Board of pearance before the Veterans ,I Recommendations that a portion of the Three Mile Education offices, Some 50 'j of Foreign Wars Convention. : drive city-owned property not be sold for a subdivision, teachers con v en e d with Nixon, with his wife Pat at and that aU of the land, including submerged land, be board trustees and school • his side, swept through a stren- used for recreational. purposes, will be submitted to the administrators headed re. UI)USschedule which gave De. trolters their first look at the Park counc,il for action~ ------spectively by School Board Republican Presidential candl. Park City Manager Robert A 1 .· President Robert F. Weber date since his nomination. Slone said that the Park Plan pO ogetlc and School Superintendent , Nixon appeared at a birthday Commission met on Tuesday, "" J August 16. and approved a reso- Tl · f B · ames W, Bushong io get a luncheon honoring Paul D, nag- lution to th~ council that all of few insights' into the func. well, Republican nominee for tle rlngs governor. the land be made a part of the I B k L tioning of the local school Master P I a n of Recreation llC oot system. • * • Areas, . Next week all staff members THE UNITED STATES atom- The resolution, the city man- will report for, duty Tuesday ic submarine, Seardragon, re- ager said, has been set up for' Returns Wine ,and Cigarets morning at the usual hour to cently cruised a new Northwest the record. The commission and Promises to Make prepare for the arrival of th& Passage from the Atlantic .to recommended that 720, feet of" school children on Thursday, the Pacific, the Navy announced property bordering on Essex Restitution for Share September 8: An initial meetiv,g Wednesdaj.:, . avenue, not be sold for sublil- of Cash of the more than 500 teachers. The submarine threaded its vlding to raise funds fOr devel- librarians, nurses, administra- way, submerged and st'nacetl, dAb 1 h' tors and others employed by the through, a nareow ch,mnel opment of the remaining Ian urg ar returned IS system will be held at 10:30 a.m. among the icebergs and Islands as a second park. share of tangi~le loot on Tuesday at Parceils Junior High marking out a route which The Park council has aiready Sunda'.', Au • .'. I drive fast land owned by the door of the store. 'The experience workshop. as A MOTHER and thr~e 'daugh- city. The work is in progress, The store, owned 'by Charles the two-day session for new ters were suffocated by fire In I now, and Is expected to be com- Kosmas of 19259 Kelly road. leachers Is called, is an innova- their home Wednesday. pleted by today, September 1. Detroit, was forcibly entered lion in the local program this , -"holo by Fre'! R'l~n"lI" Dead on arrival at Wyandotte Most mpthers of school age children accept the in the George E. Van family of ;Moran road. MOM Propose Further Study early Friday morning, August year. It replaces orientation General Hospital were Mrs. The commission pro pO sed 26, through the front door, ,procedures lteld some weeks Billie Rae McGlothin, of 15100 approach ofthe return to school with mixed emptions. VAN dispairs as GEORGIE'S trousers fail to encircle They're glad the kids are going back to school becaus~ his midriff and the legs are too sh~rt despite any that the council not sell the All that' Kosmas discovered alter the opening of ~chool ill Churchill, imd three daughters section, that the matter. be stud~ missing at the time, was about fonner years when newcomeri Teresa, 6, Cathy, 4, and KJm- it means a bit of rest after a long summer vacation amount of RuIling or stretching. MICKEY V AN, left, ,led further for the land's ulti- $48 in sill'er from the cash reg- would be released from, theit berely, 2. , caring for. the small fry needs. But all the other hand didn't present as much of a problem, as Mom was able male use. ister. classroom duties to confer with Mrs. McGlothin awoke early the bank roU usually receives a big dent when last to let the hemlin'e down a bit ,on her dresses and skirts. The fol1o\ving is a verbatim Ci&arets.and"4lDe- $pecialJsts"and admIiIislrlJtou Wednesday to find her hoUse flpr.ing's clothes are fomld to qe too small as evidenced .~ em fire. She went outside only description of the propo'sed When the store,olVIIer opened 'over common problems. It is park, taken from the commis- up Sunday, he found the note felt tliat the pre-school familiar- to return when she realized .her daughters were inside. Over- slon's report to the council: and 14 packages of cigarets and ization ptocedures wiII enable "The proposed park at the two bottles of wine, which the the new teacher to adjust to come by smoke lflslde the Health BoarllI Anglel's 'ill F~rms.City Hot Fight .house, she collapse, foot of Three Mile drive will conscious-stricken writer of. the the local situation sooner and One theory on the cause of have an ar Page Two GROSSE POINlE NEWS THURSDA V, SEPTEMBER -I, 1960 Boys Seel{ing Lighter Sentences Suspended Shores Offil;er Denies Charges; Heari~g Sept. 13 (Continued from ')'age 1) their names. gal'age' at 1968 Hawthorne by (Continued trom Page 1) radio contact with his station September 13, at 8 p.m.. at Want OUicers' Testimony The lawyer said that if neces- fn a field at Bedford and Jef- Following the fracas, DeRyck Pl'ieti and Patnllman Jack Mast, nied all the charges against him, at all times. which time he has a right to Prele disclosed that he wlll sary. he may resort to Circuit ferson, and turn'ed it over to was found in a garage at 633 and returned to the station and oxcept that of the damage to Chjef Duemllng said that a be present and to have counsel attempt to obtain testimony Court to obtain a legal method City polfl'e, who returned it to Sunningdale, and arrested and loeked in a cell. the scout car, which was driven newsboy had reported the of- to defend him agllinst the fl'om officers who were on of serving the officers with suh- its owner. taken to Ole station. While In by his partner, Patrolman Gor- ficer asleep in the scoul car. charges. Lielke's shill when the offenses penas if his request is denied. DeRyck was arrested at the the squad room, DeRyck eseap- don Schwartz. and directed the shift lieuten- It was pointed out that if were alleged to have takcn He said he might have to reo scene, , n. • z tnntr •• • •• __ wa 4,;"",A, *.";Pf'.': •.•••••.• « ••• , •• ,+'4'0,'4144, C ••••••• • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1960 ~ R 0 SSE POI N TEN E WS Page Three DOUSE TRUCK' FIRE day,. August 22. 'J;he truck Woods firemen put out a mo- stalled and Johnson pumped the Park Policenlen To Pack Power Ithe first consignment ordered, The chief said that available tOI' blaze in the milk truck of pedal, and the gas overflowed 'Park Develop,nent Urged and others will be ordered later, in the departm~nt's gun locker, Albcrt Johnson, 60, of 22207 the carburetor and Ignited on Park police officers-\-vi-n-so-o-n-c-h-ie-f-s-aId, are t!le type that I and in time all officers of his for extreme emergencIes, are (Continued rrom Page 1). I crs seck titlc to the lands them. Benjamin, Detroit, parked in the hot motor. No visible darn. be carrying a lot of power in fires bullets with such farce department will be equipped shotguns, riot guns, machine reation Areas, which was at- I selves, front of 21015 Mack, on Mon- age was reported. their holsters, when the first they can penetrate a car mator with Magnums, for better pro- guns and gas 'guns, which all ------tended by more than 200 per-" Lists Adl'alltages Consignment of new guns are and crack a (-ylinder block. tcction of themselves and the offlcers have been trained to sons. As a result of the hear- The city body tHen listed the received, it was disclosed by I Chief Louwers said that the 'citizens and property in the I ing, and f~om ,s.tatements a~d number of advantages that Police Chief Arthur Louwers conventional caliber gun fires community. know and use. com m u.n I cat Ion s from t e would come with the city's de. on Thursday, August 25. a .bullet of the shock type" that ------people, It recommended that velopment of the park, includ- 'Che chief said that an order is, although lethal, when It the Master Plan be adopted. ing that the park would tend to has been placed with a gun reaches a resistance paint. it Reasons Liste(l increase the value of properties manufactul'ing firm for 18 pow- staps. 'l'?~ I\Iagnum,. however, Briefly, the commission noled in the area. erful 3.57 Magnum revolvers, to has terrIfIC penetratwg power th~~~ .rea.sons: 1. 1.~ecreatiO,na~ 1 The commi\;sion recommend. rcplace'the present .38 special and can pass entirely through The newest ~ facIhtles In thc Pal k ~r~ o)\er cd that the city council accept caliber revolvers now being car- iron and steel .'af a certain idea in 9JI'I crowded and sho.u~d be SUI pIc. its resolution, and act accord. ried by his policemen. thickness. ~ented b~. addillonal recrea- ingly, stating tha~ "this Com- The Magnums ordered, the He said that the 18 guns are . ~ IV" t~onal faclhl1e~ of. subst?nhal mission decn'ling It advisable Size, a slep which IS consistent and in the besl interests of the wlth modern ~ e v c lop men t. City of Grosse Pointe Park that In- ~ "'D. k. , shorter workm~ hours, such a Mastel' Plan of Recrea- ! c.rea.sed leisure time, and con- 'tion Areas be adopted as part of ' Ie: les tmulng trend toward compul- the Master Plan for the Citv of sory retirement, factors which Grosse Pointe Park." . ~ tend to increase the need for y' recreational areas. 79% Acrilan 2. For many years the Park 30% Rayon has been considered one of the Accidents most desirable residential areas The Clppearance of BROWNIE in Metropolitan Detl'Oit, and (Continued from Page 1) dress flannel at a those charged with guiding its going east on Jefferson, stor- -_-:_------price 0 n I y slightly development, should see to it pcd fOl' the light and vias struck more than khakis. that the city provides desirable in the rear end of his car b~ 's~ facilities ta promote the fine Francis J. Taylor, of 1434 Lake. residential . character of the view, Detroit. Then Taylor's car Summer's About Oved OUTFIT community. This is well within was hit by Bobby Scott, of 4436 the city'S finaneiill ability. Jackson, Dearborn. This pushed. 3, There is no other unde- T I b Ie' t Z h' I Now is the time to think about • ay 'Or a('.. m 0 se ermg. veloped land of sUQstan~ial size Ronda Taylor, 14, 'Of 1438, d new SLIDE PROJECTOR or" Smdrtly Tailored in wash Electri.c.eye camera in complete gift olltfit in the city except that at the Lakeview, Detroit, a passenger I foot of Three Mjle drive. To in the second car, was taken to 'n' wear fabric with plain Here, with flasholder, for shooling indoors, is the amazing SCREEN. Stop in any time for front, belt loops and cuffs. Brownie Starmatic Camera by Kodak ..lIs electric eye meosures locate a park elsewhere would Bon SllCOU1'SHospit,ll and later require demolition of existing released, In the popular campus the Iighl and outomatically sels Ihe fens for good, clear pic. a careful comparison of the buildings which would cast c 0 10 r s including dark lures. Takes color slides, color snaps, black.and-while. Comes many times more than the land Scott was held at the City I many fine, new models avail. brown, dark olive and c;omplele with case, flasholder, bulbs, batteries, film. at the site, which, incidentally. slation f~r bon.d and clearance I is the- one site on the lake on the O\\nershlp of the car. He able. charco/ll. shore most. central to all the was later released an a. $50 city. bond, .. Waist sizes See, also, our complete line of 29 to 38 lias Many Advantages I Both Scott and Taylor were 4. The proposed site has many ticketed. photo albums and frames. Lengths advantages; it is located on the I Saturday morning. August 27, 29 to 34 lake, and is especially suitable a minor two-car accident oc- for picnicking, boating, fishing curred. Back-fo-School Special! and relaxation and rest. The Paul M Elias of 460 South lake forms part of the Gr~at Renaud. d'riving 'east on Jeffer- Ivy Striped Silk Neckwear Lakes, the larges't bOdy of con. SOil, ran into the rear of a car nected fresh lakes in the world, driven by Evelyn Fruehauf, or A selected group in the popular I V2" as and city residents have a natu- 11113 Charlemagne, Detroit, well as regular width. Thursday, Friday 88 ral interest in fishing. in navi. which had stopped for the Uni- and Saturday only! Reg. 2.50 value. 1 gation and in a)l matt~rs can- versity light. I 17114 Kercheval TU 1.4096 nected with water, making it Howevcr, no tickets were is- Open Friday.Evening 'ii' 9:00 ., logical for the city to locate sued and na damage was done, the park on this shoreline. to t~e cars. - , 5. The respanse of the public, at the public hearing. and. aIter, 1I~.d It is with enormous pride that has been notable, and it would Par,k POliCeUlan, we invite you to SEE an~ HEAR. , • apprar that the establishment of 17114 Kercheval TU 1.4096 the. proposed park has the ap- Firenlan Retire Open Friday Evening 'tit 9:00 MEN'S WEAR, INC. proval of the residents and tax- 16930 Kercheval at Notre Dame Fabulous 'payers. The principal objection FONOVOX A Park policeman and a fire- at the June hearing was the pra. ma'n retired from their respec' posed sate of some 'Of the city- tive posts. yesterday, August 31, • owned property: Petitions bear. after many years of service to ing 1,200 signatures, asked that the community, the park be located at Tbree The Retired are Patralman AI. Mile. ph~nse Boone 'Of 3488 Balfour, Cites Same Objections Paloma Delroit, and Samuel J. Dawney The commission then pointed 'Of 1007 Wayburn. out that there were so!1'ie ab- • 7 Coah of varnish, Boone is a native of the Park, hond rubbed to jections to the Master Plan, mrrror finish. born there qn June 14, 1899, coming from owners of Lot 1, • Push button Stereo. when the Park was Pllrt of Three Mile Drive Subdivision; • Duol 25W o~tput" Grasse Pointe Township. His List $550 and Lor 26, Grand Marais parents were natives of the • A-M, F-M, .hort Baulevard Subdivision. which Trade-In - wove, long wave. Pointe. owning a farm in the (anything) $155 lots are upland of two parcels • 6.to"" controls Beaconsfield area . 'Of submerged land within the • 6 matched speo kers On September S, 1926, Baone proposed park (Parcels C and Our jained the combined police-fire • Many ether fine El. These 1ats are in front 'Of Price features. department of the then Village properties owned by the J :L. 'Of Grosse Pointe Park. and Griegers and Mrs. James T. Mc- The very finest-from West Germany-in mirror finish elected to remain with the Po- Millan, respectively. FLAMELESS ••••• cabinets. Hand-crafted and polished • • • in the world's lice Department when the Vil- A few of the residentg; the finest hardwoods. lage cauncil appraved separate commissian stated, objected to Choose from many models, table and console, A-M, F~Mi police and fire departments. the park because it would de. short, medium, long wave; keyboard push buttons. All HI-FI The retired patrolman, a vatuate their properties. or Stereo Hi-Fi, from 69.95 .•• at bachelar all his life. served with The commission, hawever, ex- the United States Navy, Grosse pressed th~ hope that the own- radio and IIe Base, during World War II, ers of Parcels C and E wlll ELECTRIC CLOTHES .DRYER television fram August 1942 ta December grant the city their. consent to PERKINS 1945. when he received an han- buy the desired submerged ora'ble discharge, lands, ta add to the proposed 15122 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe VA r~8960 He halds three dep,,-rtmental park' area, rather than the own- citations, one received for cap' turing a burglar on February 23, 1949; another for capturing a burglar on 'November 9, 1949; Our 18th Year and the thire for apprehending t\va burglars on February 11, 1955. LOOK FOR THIS SEAL Boone was one of the first • Now's the time to buy-a completely automatic electric motorcycle palieemen in the Park in the early -Thirties. clothes dryer at a special sale price that includes insml. I When the department discan- lation. Clothes last longer, laundering is easier when tinued the USe 'Of cycles. the of- fic~r was assigned to scout car you use an electric clothes dryer because only electric duty. and the last few years, he drying gives you all this: • Clean-Clothes dry in had the jab of desk and com- clean, electrically heated air. Electric dryers are another Denby Cleaners munication 'Officer. Park Police Chief Arthur flameless. Here's the cleanest, safest method of Neighborhood Store Louwer~ said that Boone has served the community and the drying clothes .• Safe for all fabrics-Preset, accu- department faithfully and caul" rately contr"!Ied dryil']g cycles protect even the most ageously for many years and that he will be missed by the delicate fabrics. Wash-and.wear settings provide just members of the department. the right heat to remove wrinkles and the right cool-off ALL DRY CLEANIMG Boone Icft the department bc. period to make them wrinkl~.resjstant again .• Fast- Off on Until September lOth cause he reached the compul- 25% sory retirement age 'Of 60 years. Drying time is cut to a minimum in an electric dryer because Downey, wha is 59. retired In by 1:00 ••• Out By 5 :00 before the compulsory age be- gentle, radiant heat begins right away, Your laundry is fluffy.soft, cause of health reasons. He un- sunshine-bright in a hurry •• Low-priced-Electric dryer prices are surprisingly low, thanks derwent a serious operation about six months ago, and left to fewer operating parts and simple, trouble.free design. Your choice of famous brands, wide Pants Suits the depart mer.: on advice 'Of his range of models .• Special installed price-During this special offer, the price you pay in- elOclOI'. Bccause uf accumulatcd cludes normal wiring installation on Detroit Edison lines in dwellings up to and including four. Skirts Dresses Plain lea\'(' ann vacation time, he will ' remain an thc city payroll un. family. "Normal wiring installation" means one dryer (220.volt) circuit only .• Free service- til his retirement becomes offi. Sweaters Coats lightweight cial in Na.;<,mhel'. Over and above the manufacturer's warranty, you are protected by Edison's fang-standing He has been with the Park policy of service wiUiout charge for electrical parts or labor. Fire Department since .lune 8, Regular 7Sc Regular 1.49 1928. He is planning on going C91h , Ca.h into a small business for him- THIS IS A SPECIAL MONEY-SAVING OFFER ••• and Carry 'III ond Ca,ry self. He and his wife, thc farmer LIMITED TIME ONLY' Violet Duprey of Dctrait, have lived in Ihc Park for 32 years. DOlI'nc~' is a nalive of Frost. DRAPES and SLIP COVERS - 1/4 Off Re9ulor Price! See your electri.c appliance dealer or hurg. ;..iarylann. t;l'ery plant employet" is an expert at his work. Ill' bas ~ad a minimum of 10 ~'ears' experienCe at his specialty of spot analysis. eleaninJ, pressing. silk finishing or inspect- ing ... You may expect good workmanship from .our staff. who are emplo)'ed full DETROIT time the year 'round due to the' large volnme or Cleaning' from onr 6 stores. Please try us. EDISON Sole r,t Pi(k-Up This Store and Only .Denby Cleaners Delivery 18435 Mack Jush North of Moran - TU 1.4546 Remember - We give S & H Green Stampi Laun~ry , •• Draperies •• , Hah , •• Rugs, •. Storoge Detroit G.'osse Po!JJte St. Clair Shores \. .9.••••_ •••••• Q.c.a •• u_esqee ..... __ -.- .- ...... --~...~-~~--- . I Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS THURSDA Y, SEPTEMBER I. 1960 lights on ~he bus el'e. turned r other vehIcles must atop also, Park Fire .Captain. Aids In Fighting Woods Fire CineUla League School Opening off. In addltlon. even though . State Pollee point out that t:le re,d flasher lights are not the bus stop law increases the Park Fire Capi. William B'I munitr and neighborhood a 24, when he aided Woods fire- Woods Director of Public ~leets Sept. 8 Means Accidents operatlllg but the bus J;tops, chances for accidents. Graul rendered his new com- service on Weduesday, August fighters in putting out a home Sa'fet~' VeQ1 C. Bailey. sent a --.,' ------roof blaze. letter to Park Fire Chief George I A colol' fillIl (16mm) 'Heart Reopentng of schools for the fall term \l'Jll bring nea,rly ",'"r;"y" '''~P''.f;'' ''''-''~'''.''''', " ,'.- . \""",*'''''',•••. ~ . 'rile Woods firemen Were deCaussin commending Graul of the Land" will open the • ,'. ,,,,,,\,,.t~ .. 'Y \if,''f "."<". called to the home of Margaret for his 'fine work and assist • .fal~'\I'lnte~ season of the Grosse 1,900,000 Mlchll:lan children in- to the \\,pek.day traffic flow and \ 'OU CA'N OWN" A' H 'dt f 1620 Fit Th ance Pomte Clllema Leag-ue at the r~. , . ) el. 0 a I' cour, e .... Grosse Pointe Wal' Memorial Y increased vigllancl' by motorists 1640 CHEr SAMPSON lI;,: . ' \ . . ill eaptalll. who had rl'eently moved .\ he captalll llIovcd to ~,~_ ;:~' . ',""" .. , . ,i into the neighborhood smelled' ... Center, 32 Lake Shore Road, to avoid involving them in acci. t!A Fall' court with hiS fanllly only Thursday evening at 8 p,m, on invites you to pick up your dents is urged by the State I smoke and put in a call to the a fell' days before the Hcldt September 8. Police. 'Allout a tenth, will be operator to notify the Woods fire, The family home was for- It CO\'el"Sa scientific expedi- going to school for the first department ab\lut the' fire. The I merly at 1365 l.akepointe. tion inlo the Ileart of Old time, Airline Tickets W~ .., II (lall was nlisl~kenly gi\'('n to, ------r.lexiC'o fo1' a study of aniluals, 'T~I-IA More than 11,000 children the Park Fire Department and l'eptiles and bi rds, Into the at hi!> office under 15 have been killed and Graul requested the alarm 1'1'- Ilea III I\'Iisses pl'imative areas, we go for close to avoid a trip downtown laycd to the Woods. . ups of the 'country . market Injured in each of the last flve years in traffic accidents In When the Woods fire-fighting ;) places and ancient ruins. This On I.lakeshore Michigan, State Police figures He represents all airlines, equipment and men arrived, the film is II pictorial review of show. captain donned fire-fighting }'h'e l'l-year-old boys mil'- many species of wild life, rarely I and the prices are standard gear and grabbed an. axe and aculously escaped death 01' ser- seen. . Last year >.5 were killed and I scampered up the fIre \ruck ioug injuries when their car "Heart of the L:md." photo- 3.464 injured. accounting for, Call or See Us for Any or All 0/ YOllr Travel Needs ladder to the roof and ....ent to I turned over, twit-e, while they graphed by Russell Jameson. 32 per cent or the 299 deaths Iwork. I were traveling on Lake Shore was awarded the Dick Bird and 57 pel' cent of the 6,160 CHET SAMPSON'S TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. A Woods report revealed thalll'oad on Fl1iday, August 26. (Nature) trophy in Louisville injured in pedestrian accidents. In addition, 18 bic~'clists were 100 Kercheval Ave. Phone; TU 5.7510 Ion a1;ril'al, firemen found !lIe i John A. Eu/out, Jr., of 1.1933 last YI':Jr at the National Con- killed and 1,562 injured in the CALL NOW roof ablaz~ an~ the ~pper part State Fair, Detroit, driver of vention of the Photographic ?f the house fillec. Wlt,h smoke. the car, was given a tick'et by Society of America. Mr. Jame- same age group. flre doors of th~ Heldt home Shores police for not having son, who lives in Saginaw, Mich. Because' nearly half n mil- were locked and firemen had to his car under conlrol and caus- has received other national lion children will be riding force ~h~ frOl;t door' to enter ing an accidenl. awards for his films and is a 1'1'ral school buses. motorists Finest Dry Cleaning the bUlldmg. No one was home. Frank Schultz of 21752 Mc- popular cinematographer, are reminded that'the two.way The fire, which \\'as ,confined Cormick, Detroit, complained A capacity crowd is expected stop law requires extra caution i to avert mishaps involving the Cos's Less Here! POINTE to the z;oof. was bel~eved to of a back pain and was taken at the War Memorial for this Chcrge Accounts Available for Your Convenience have been started .either, by to Sl. John Hospital for ob. showing which will be the first buses and the children getting on or o~f them, as well as other , I . spontaneous combustIOn of. ma- servation and was later re- time in Grosse Pointe, Mr, TIME FOR kitchen center, inc. terial in the attic, or by faulty leased. ' Jameson brings with him many vehicles affected by the slow- ing and stopping of buses. 19525 mack insulation over sevel'al pieces . vivid picture stories of life 1NK-Tf)-./CIKH)l I of cardboard, or sparks from Others passengers In the car s(}uth of the border, Last y,ear five persons, three II grosse pointe woe>da a neighbor's chimney .. Firemen were Danny L:oRose of 21534 For fUl.ther information call of them children, were k.illed CLEANING TU.4-4334 said the roof of the Heldt house 1\1oross; Douglas Allen of 15484 the War Memorial Cenler. and 239 persons injUl'ed in 562 Send them oil to school look. . , "th' d h' I Parkgrove; and Charles Ander- rural school bus anr{ relateci ing fre~h and chisp. You'll be TUXEDO 1SCO\ered \\ I. \\ 00 en s Ing es, f 12120 P ,t II f D _ more than pleased with our ,"Our total defense is In. accidents. serv1ce. The center part of the roof so": 0 T a) on, a 0 . e RENTALS , b ed through nd there ~rOlI. None were reported 10- complete and meaningless with. Drivers overtaking or meet- * * \\ a,s u~n , a )ul'ed. was minor smoke dam age, out reliable' and responsible Ing rural school buses must through the house, offipjal~ Accol'di~g to police. Butout home defense. Survival cannot stop when the bus stops to take Calana Cleaners stated. was headmg north .on Lake be guaranteed merely with a on or discharge passengers, . and Patrolman Don Sabel doub- Shore, and obl'iously was not capacity for reprisal. Equally Vehicle traffic may resump mo- Tailors important is our abili~y to re- Belw Notre Dame and St Clair At Cadieux Road ling as a fireman, inju~ed his paying atlent.ion. w~en he came tion when the bus pI' ceeds. o.I' I 17233 Mock. TU 1.1224 10634 Mcrcng - VE 9.SS66 cover,"-Prcsident Dwight 0, back while trying to force, upon a bal'l'leade m the road, on signal from its driver, Or Open Daily 7:30 a.m •• 7:30 p.m. the front door of th~ house. but where men were doi.ng repair Eisenhower. when the flashing red stop was able to continue this duty work. At the last mmute, the ~D~1 as well.as retuming to complete. Y?U?g driver s~verve to .avoid his duties as police!Jlan, The hl~tlng the barnet: and hiS ear Woods has an integrated police- skidded, FOR THE FIRST TIME fire department. ' The vehicle skidded 93 feet ---.------on the pavement, hit the curb I and went 50 feet across the Curlis Mower Offers center island. flipping over IN DETROIT AREA- twice. and landing on its wheels 1960 22 feet on the .oPI;os.ite side. Year.End Clearance' Pollce said the car was .. a total wreck. Butout is scheduled \ to appear befor~ Shores Judge .SALE John GllIls on September 19. 24 No,ur , YOU CAN SAVE INCINERATOR BLAZES The Woods fire department $1059 was summoned to the residence KODACHROME ON A 1960 BUICK' of Earl Vernier, 2059 Roslyn road. at 9:09 p.m., Friday, July 15. A blaze in the ash container SERVICE NOW of the incinerator had gone out of control. it resulted from WE HAVE 73 BUICKS grease which had been poured HAND over the rubbish. After dous- f9r yqur .Movies ON ing the flames and returning to Incillding the fire hall, the department 16 'CONVERTIBLES was called again, 10 minutes later., to quell a seoond flareup. and Slides at PLUS A Complete Supply No Extra Charge! of Grosse ••• at these Phnto Counters D,EMO'S with even a 9reater Pointe Ne.ws BOB'S DRUG COMPANY Publlshe .. Every Th,.:sday by 21034 MlIck Avenuo Anteebo Publishers. Ino. 99 Kercheval Avenue SAVINGS Grosse Pointe 3.6, Michli'an GAROFALO PHARMACY We WILL NOT bf, Phone TU 2~6900 20745 Mack Avenue UNDERSOLD Three Trunk Lines Entered as second class matter at the post office, Detroit. 1I11chigan, NOTRE DAME PHARMACY under the act of IIlar<:h 3. 1891, Tom Taylor Suh'-CriJlUon Hates: $4.00 Per Yea I Kercheval lit Notre Dilme by Mall ($5.00 0 u t sid e Wayne County!. All News and Adverti.ing Copy Must Be In The 'News Office Buick, Inc. by Tuesday Noon to Insure In- PARK PHARMACY ~ertlon. 15324 E. Jeferson THE QNL Y BUICK DEALER Address aIL Mall (SubscrIptions, I . ON THE EAST SIDE :::hange of Address. Fonns 3579) to: OF DETROIT 99 K e l' c h e va) Avenue, Grosse SERVICED BY Pointe lB, M~ UI'm Buying Our teehnicians are well trained and Growth- Securities, experienced. Why" l.et us check )'our anle1Jna Here's for best reception and your S/Jt for er)'stal clear I'm not a young man anymore and have to viewitlg. You'll like our think of my re(irement. I know that in these FREE inflationary times my company pension and reasom/bie rales. s(lcial security benefi13won't begin to match INSTALLATION what 'my job pays me, That's why I'm investing my surplus incom'e in the stocks NORMAL 230 VOlt WiliNG INClUDED, of growing companies. By the time I'm ••• DETROIT EDISON LINES ONLY ready for retirement. I anticipate m)' stocks will increase substantially in value (0 help In any r.. ideflliol dwelling, give me economic security and extra in- up 10 a klur.fomily instol!ohOll come from dividends. o. AI Nutting Co. Whether your interest lies in growth securi. Radio and Televis'on ties. tax.free bonds, mutual funds, or a low. cost plan of systematic investing .... you 6353 E. Jefferson can atlain your objectives through a planned LO 7.5502 inl'estment program under the guidance of G. 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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER " 1960 G R 0 SSE - POI N TEN EW 5 Page Five Mary Jane Sherwood Wed Parties Honor Mrs. Robert M, Major Hospital Guild Seeks Workers , Every Tuesday from 10 a,m. organized by Mrs. William (Pall for the first hundred hours ser- John Alberts to 3 p,m. a group of dedicaled Powers of the Center's New vice and white stripe for each To Robert Major August 13 Grosse Pointe women meet in Neighbor's Club and when that additional hundred hours there- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray- Given in marriage by 'f: M. the pleasant recreation room of group was federated into the after. Those who have given headpiece tI,immed with seed mond MeY8r of SI. Louis, Mo., MaranteUe of Berkshire road the Grosse Pointe War Mem- Grosse Pointe Woman's Club. a thousand hours receive a red pearls to hold her illusion vell. are spending the week with l\lal') Jane Sherwood of Uni~ orial Center, 32 I,ake Shore the guild was sponsored by that stripe. Such dedicated vol un- She catTied a cascade of steph- their son.in-Iaw and daughter, versity place exchangcd nuptial road, to work on much needed group for many years. Now it teers include Mrs. J: E. Him;- anotis and ivy. the John S. Alberts of Lakeland vows with Robert M,'Major on supplies for Michigan's Chil- is directly under Center spon- man. Mrs. Frederick Frank Ten- avenue. 'I'he Meyers had been August 13 in Christ Church Wearing iridescent emerald dren's Hospital. More volunteers sorshlp and welcomes all Grosse dick, Mrs. Arthur Baylis" Mrs. Grosse Pointe. green sheaths and carryIng at Charlevoix and H a I' b 0 l' are always needed and welcome. Pointe women interested in its Ray R i c h a I'd son, and Mrs. diamond-shaped bouquets of Springs for the past month. In addition to being a worth. work. I Charles Koehn. 'the bride, da1.1ghter of Mrs. glamelias and ivy, were honor Late September will find Mr. while activity the ladies see' Mrs. G. Hinzman, current In addition to their many Earl C. Sherwood, chose an maid Mildred L. Hill and that everyone has an enjoyable chairman of the Service Guild, hours of service the Guild saves antique satin gown and cap and Mrs. Albert bidding Grosse bridesmaids Mrs. Larry Proctor Pointe farewell as they move to as well as profitable time. At says the ladies n,'ed muc.h more their nlckles and dime~ and of Ann Arbor, Earlene Rentz Madison, WIs. . lunch ~ime they break out their I help in making burn pads, prep from time to time contributes and Pamela Turner. Mrs. Sherwood Reekie and sandWiches and have a very, sponges, mouth gags, 4 x 4's, specially needed items to the The bridegroom, son of the Mrs. Albert C. Dirksoh enter- pleasant little 'lunchenn. I etc. 1Jospital. Their gifts have in- Walter C. Majors of Detroit, tained for the departing couple I The Service Guild for Chi!- Volunteers earn recognition i eluded an in cub at 0 r. baby asked John Kaeghler of Royal recently in the:: Renaud road I dren's Hospital was originally for theil' work, A cap is given I tendas and plastic bath tubs. Oak, to be his best man. Usher- horne. Last Sat)lrday evening 1llllIlllIiIIllllllllllllllliJlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllIllIlIlIlIIll:1l1ll1111l1ll111111l1l11l11iI:ll11111ll.11l11l1ll1l1111111iI111111111111111111I1I11i111!l1111li1111l1ll1li1ll1l111li1ll1111l1H111111I!1II111;1II1111111111l11i!lWllli~111I11I1I111I1 ing were Lynn Holmes of Madi. Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Stevens son, Wis., Reno Nave and An. were hosts a,t a small dinner thony Catello. at the Country Club In their For her dau~hter's wedding honor. II Mrs. Sherwood' chose a blue The Oscar L. Buhrs. of Lake- lace gown and Mrs. Major wore land avenue will give a Septem. a moss green lace sheath. Both bel' 10 cocktail party for the == mothers wor~ corsages of roses. Alberts. After an undercorft recep- come to our special showing tion, the COIl pIe left for Canada. Pre-wedding hostesses In- 3 Debutantes of the complete cluded Mil d l' e d Hill, Mrs, Ifs here! Howard Irish and Mrs. T. M. l~Qking Bows Marantette. Mr. and Mrs. Don- fall career-travel ald Carrothers of Southfield Three debutantes will bow to THE WATCH THAT gave a house party honoring the society next week, all on Sep- = , couple. tember 9. collection of TIMES THE Mr. and Mrs. William J. Champion Jr., will introduce OLYMPIC GAMES. Openings Exist their daughter, Saily, at an afternoon tea in their Moross The former MARY JANE SHERWOOD, daughter = MARION McCOY " In Play Group road home. of Mrs. Earl C. Sherwood, was married Saturday in = That evening, the Harry B. Christ Church to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. = The Crosse Pointe Woods Howensteins of Vend orne court Major of Detroit. Thursday, Cooperative Play Group an- will present their daughters, nounces it has openings in the Carol Ann Robinson and Beth ~ L Sept. I three year old group for the Howenstein, at a dance at the Engag~dCouple To Be Honored fall s erne s tel'. Membership Country Club. chairman, Mrs. Robert Freis- Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Guen- elect has also scheduled her ther have slated a September 6 bridesmaids' luncheon for the I~ 4"~(,/,. muth is accepting children in this age group for the play Robert E. Thibodeaus cocktail 'party in their Kerby 15th at the DAC. ==~ ~. . group, which meets each Tues- Honor Engaged Pair road home to honOr Kay Carse Robert's parents, Mr. and ~.; .. day and Thursday, beginning October 4th. Woods residents )\1'1'. and Mrs. Robert E. who are interested may obtain Thibodeau of Broadstone road ~!;i.;~;f~~~f~i:d~~:;~ further information by calling ;~:£f,:\;;~j;,;i:~~ I~t were hosts at a champagne Mrs. Freismuth at TV 4-4384. party Friday, Aug. 12, honoring The Woods Cooperative is Dr. Mar)a Alherta Sertori, who l"IIIII"III"'"'''''III"''''''1''O'''III"li''''''''''''"III''''''''''"''''''''''"'''''''''"11I""""""11I'"11I""""""'" now in its third year of activity -~0. married Dr. Carlo Bruni Satur- .and is fully accredited with the day morning, August 13. Greater Detroit Nursery Coun- The bride ana bridegroom I ' ~ cil, as wen as being licensed are both from Perugia. Italy. with the State of Michigan. The She is the niece of Fr. Nicholas ~ \~'\\' group, which .also includes four Maestrini. Dr.' Bruni is doing o year old children, meets at the postgraduate work at John Hop. Woods Community Club. on I ~~ kins University. Mack avenue. OMEGA Among the guests were the As this is a cooperative the Italian Consul .and Mrs. Gin- To BB appointed officialOlym- . member mothers, assist the seppeDellil Croce di Jola, pic timer is an honor bestowed teachers during the classes, Judge and 1\'Irs, Joseph Sulli. only on a watch of unques- with each mother serving a v.n, Patricia Slattery, Marquis Meet Mr. Evatt Sante, of tioned precision. You may given number of days. Besides and Marquessa Piero Grossi, helping the tea c hers, the never have to time an Olympic Mrs. Charles, Gilmore, Mr. and Marion McCoy , •• and see race but H's good to own a mothers are able to observe Mrs. Piero Gillis, and Mr. and watch ma<;J.tby a company their children in a supervised Mrs. Domenic Pucci. the smartest collection of wool whose sta.rds have earned group situation, and enjoy them the highest of honors. See watching their offspring de- and jersey dress and ensembles ever CIIIr wido array today. velop their intere5t3 and abili- NO ROSY GLOW "" ties.' , . to whirl thru a busy office or travel Mrs. Pat Rauss and Mrs. Jean White or a very pale tint is Wahllg are the teachers who ~e best color choice for a schedule. Informally modeled from 10 a.m. conduct .the classes, which meet dressing table lamp shade. The foi' two hours twice a week. shade' color casts its glow on to .r. p.m. Sizes 8 to i8. 39.95 to 89..95. Here, the your face when you apply make- They ~ale their activities to wool.rabbit hair basil!. the children's interests, while up and can mislead you .•Strong- ~r colors can be used for shade trying ~o stimulate them to new Delft blue, almond green, black or viking red. 45,49. creative activitiCfl. Occasional trimmings. field trips are. also organized as an added attraction. . ~ ' President of the group is Mrs. SybrantoSchaaffsma. Other offi. = cers are Mrs. Herbert Kenz, = Store Houm vice - president, Mrs. Marvin ,Jacob'sons' - , , 16835 Kercheval N e Iso n, recording secretary, 9:30 to 5:30 in the Village Ml'II.Fred Minturn, correspond- . Mon. thru Sat • TU 5.1232 ing s e c l' eta ry, Mrs. Alfred Brush, treasurer. I AutharizedOmega Agency St Clair 'Room Tuberculosis is not inherited. " " ~om~1960. It is caught from someone who MENU "Driftwood" by Trifari... tex- has it. Frida)', Sept. 2, 1960 Melon Boll Cocktail fured gold inset with pearls and Solmon Newburg in Patte' Shell Date Muffin rhinestones to accent your new Choice of Beve,age fall costumes. Adjostable chcikef SEND THE neckJoee.6.00 Bracelet s.oo POSTMAN INSTEADI Button eomngs.4.oo PllJ5 tax If you're too busy to come to our office, send the postman i':lstead. SAVE.~. MAIL is another cU5temer convenience provided by Detroit & Northern • • • and we pay the postage. Envelopes fu.... nished, too •. 8elfe-Sharmeer Ieg-. sized nytons underscore' PI'opor'tioned sap. your now. into-foil to 8ndsBcore )lOUr foR fashions with new beauty fashions with a mode-foJ. ...fitting every inch, every furve of your legs eocb-oIber beooI)t-app&qued tope"ec~on.choose and- ClCCel'wted with loco 01 either full.fashioned or I risty sbeer net Sizes, seormess styfes ...they I D.-«) short, CMJli~ tal. ~ wear and wear. full.fashioned, 1.65 left: Wfii!e or bIacf: ~I & g 3 pairs for 4.75 ~ tricot with Ioce. 3.98 , Detroit Northern no-seam nylons, 1,50 IAVINGS & LOA H ASSOCIATION Right: Peka-soft ...... 3 pairs for 4.35 IovJlIg1 hlSured '0 $10,000 ~SiCdin tricot 4..91 DOWNfOWll:O.I,oil & Ho,lh"," Ildi'" 1I~ ,Gri,wofl! ~I IASr, 19307MlICk,Holik .f Mo,o .. ~o.~, 0'0". Poinlll ;: WIt" letU w..t M.N;c~o",~ AI~"A ~ ~ Ilown ..... ~ ~ .. Op,n "idoy. Un/It. P.M. ~ OIh" ~ .. r Un'" • P.M. D.1...lt & North,," A."",V 'n It..... I MOM' Of'j(I, He~todC', Mld,ioaJ\ I i TWO HOURS FREE PARKING - Tic~et Validated When You Make a Purchase II, , ," THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER "I. 1960 Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Center To Hold IHealy"Carse Jacobson's College' Panel Campus - Bound Wedding Set MOVING College Party Kay Carse, daughter of the and EXPRESSING Bryon A. Carses of Fairway The even~ng of Ftiday, Sep- drive, will become the bride of GIFTS Anvtime Day or Night tember 9, from 9-12 o'clock, has Robert Higby Healy in Kirk in No Job Too lArge been set aside for the tradition- the Hills on September 17. When you move ••• or Too Small! al College Senu- Itard to believe you can kill crabgrass and have Folks often ask us which goes on first-TURF fun doi~g it? Not after you've used CLOlJ'P. It BUILDER@or seed? The answer is - it doesn't mat- destroys big, tough crabgrass plantS as easily as ter one bit! What is important is to be sure to do the little ones. A Scotts Spreader applies CLOUT both jobs the same day. TURF BUILDERsteady-feeds evenly, accurately. Just fill the Scotts Spreader helps you seed and More and more folks are coming to ut for aduU» 011 improulng tMI1' lawlls thro//gh all easy-ro-foUow Scotts Progro,m. Come m GIly1ima. .feed for best results-in no time flat! We'll be glad to prescribe the comJC4 Program for YOU#' 14W1h ,"'fore and more folks arc coming to I/,~ for advice on imp'?Uing their STOP J~ABGRASS 'VITH CLOUT l< WItS throu£h on eosy-to.follow Scol/s Program. Come In anytIme. CLOUT destroys big tough Crabgrass as easily as the Save $5.00! Scotts Spreader (16.95) We'll be glad to prc&cribr. the correct Pr"gram for YQur lown. little ones. Walk it on in a short half hour. plus Clout (6.95) together only 18.90 CLOUT. coven 5000 sq. ft ...••.•..•.•.••••••. $ 6.95 . New lower prices on Scotts Seed! scon's Spreader, regularly •. ,', ••••• ,.,..... 16.95 We Deliver Anything FREE' Family Seed, 1250 sq ft box, $5.95 $23.90 ...... SAVE $5.00 .. , now both for $18.9~ TU 2-9085 TU 1.9086 HALL'S NURSERY Alleman Garden Supply, Inc~ Viaene's Nursery 24300 HARPER (Between 9 and 10 Mi. Rds.) CORNER BLACKBURN & HARPER LANDSCAPING IN (;ROSSE POINTE FOR PAST 23 YEARS (only 2 bloflts from n. Je//ersotZ) Phon •. PR 5.3455 Dally and Sundays 8 to 8 17727 MACK AVE. 21807 MACK AVE., at Sunnyside" PLEASE NOTE: BllIc~,burn is only 4 blocks I PR 7.0639 At University 8etween 8 and 9 Mile ast 9 Mile Rd. when driving on Lakeshore. ______.. ~ 7--??-7.?;.'--.7.' .?r.?-.7.7~7."7 / THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER r, 1960 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E VI S Page Seven u. Of ~f. Club Betrotha I Told Church Guild REPORTS MISSING CAR I Winner.s Listed By Bridge Club MI'. Ayers, 17130 East Jef. ~ Holding Party Meets Sept. 7 fel'son called City police on Grosse Pointe Me m 0 r I a I Clark and Mrs. Lesler Gillett. Investment Opportunity Saturday August 27 and' re- Cenler Bridge Club wInners August 24: North and South, The University of Michigan The Women's lo.Usslonary : , ',. have been announced, August I ported hIS car had been mlsslng 22: North and South, Mrs, C, Evclyn Crowl and Peril Dayne; A lumnl, Club of Grosse Pointe Guild of First English Evangeli-, since the night before. It had F. Parlhum and Mrs. E. N. Nell Pethick and Eileen Brad- will 'hold its annt:al Freshman cal Lutheran Church, 800 Ver- % RE~~RN Send-Off pal"!,y at the Grosse nier road, will meet at 1 p,m, been pal"ked in the rear of his Morang; Ruth Rogers and Ellen ley. Poinle ,War Memorial On Wed- Wednesday, September 7. home with the keys in it The Walrond. ! East and West: Lucille Queen nesday evening" September 7. car was identified as a white Ea~t and West: Milry Wood and Mary Ann Pear; Robert Faith CIrcle wJ1l serve lunch- at 8 'o'Clock, , 1960 Corvair. and Betty 'fuel'; Mrs. W. B. Veditch and John Ziel". INVESTMENT eon at noon. Rev. Paul F. Kepp- A panel of recent graduales 8Locally-owned Finane:e Company ler will continue Bible study of will he on hand to discuss the the Book of Mark. desires additional e:apltClI University and its parlleular I Celebrating Our Goldm Atwh'ersary Year for invedment place for each individual: the Bernard Segner, d i s t I' let studenl's place in the residence supervisor of the Family Serv- Min!mum investment of $J ,000. ice Department. will discuss Thorough investigation invited. halls, the college cuniculum, and the Univel'slty win be dis- "Aims and Ideals of the Work For complete details, writ. cussed, of the United Foundation." c..Verbrugge Market BOX P-13 The Gel,ld-Off party for Guests are welcome. The Poillte's Oldest Market Grone Pointe News, 99 Kercheval, Grone Pointe 36 Grosse Poinle freshmen closely precedes the University's Fresh- 898 St. Clair Ave. near Mack TU 5.1565 TU 5-1566 man Orientation week, Ca,'less-Shubel The program wil! also include a film "We Will Remember Vows Exchanged Michigan," in technicolor with Mr. and Mrs. Frank L, De- favorite foods at savings Il.wund. C:l\'ittc of P~mberton road SJ,]e:n, "I~.nlOl'jdl L~th01'dn Specials for Thurs., Fri., Sat, - Sept, 1-2-3 Refreshments wlll be se-rved have revealed the belrothal of Church was the sc~ne of Satur- E in the library sunroom imme- their d a ugh tel', A L T H A day rites at which Gary Hugh D dialely following the program, ELAINE, to John Herbert War. Carless claimed l\Iary Augusta All interested Michigan fresh- gelin, son of the Philip J. War- Shubel as his bride. First FRESH For Your gelins of Pontlac. I men are invited. Parents of the couple are Mr. of the The bride-elect, a member of labor Day and Mrs. Hugh Carless of LO<.'h- A S Alpha 'Omicron Pi Sorority, is a Season! DRESSED moor boulevard, and the Invin Picnic -0 University of Michigan gradu- . . P American ond Swiss Shubels of Grindstone City. • ate. Her fiance also was gradu- YOUI'lG P N Strictly fresh I WATCH and ated from U. of M., and is af- L filiated with Theta Chi. .Joanne Quiring to Wed Hen Turkeys Grou nd Beef •• , ••. SSe: lb. CLOCK REPAIRS They wlII be married at an I S evening service November 19. Richard H. Chamberlain Home made, skinless E Hot Dogs ••...... 49e: lb. A Mr. and Mrs. Robert I, Quir- N R Emma Willard Grads ing of Kalamazoo, Mich" an. Koepplir,r;er's famous nounce the engagement of their C V To ~ee+ Jane Fonda 49~ Hamburger or Hot Dog daughter, Joanne, to Ric1JaI'd , Rolls, pkg. of 8 •. 2 for 45e: E I . H. Chamberlain, son of Mr. Mrs, C. Allison Monroe of and Mrs. Kenneth E. Chamber- S C Ridge road is chairman of an lain of Lincoln road. For juice! Fresh SPECIAL! Oc~ber 5 benefit and reeeption Home mode E planned by alumnae of Emma The brlde-elect will be a California Oranges 39c doz. 'Villard School. junior in the Universily of 8aked Beans • __ .2 Ibs .. 69e: KITCHENS OF CHARM AND CHARACTER Actress Jane Fonda, one of Michigan school of nursing. Her King size pock finance will be a senior at the Cello pack the school's most famous alum- Frito Corn Chips ., ••. 49<: BY Grandfather Cloe:ks nae, will be honor guest at a University of Michigan and is Fresh Carrots 2 for 19c a Specialtv reception at lhe Detroit Club. affiliated with Phi Kappa Psi That evening alumnae will fraternity. CURTIS MOWER Jewelry cleaned, 'eset, and , sponsor a thealer benefil to see No date has been set for the FREE FREE ,epoired Miss Fonda appear at the Cass wedding. DELIV£RY You call always be sure of QUALITY FOODS al V;'brugge's DELIVERY 18538 MACK at TOURAINE Hoeberling in "Invitation'io a Marcl!." Pro- TU.5-3206' ceeds will benefit a new art Jewelry center at the Troy. N.Y., school. Patricia Campbell Wed If Your Kitchm Is Unbecoming 'Io You, Committee members assist- To John Condon, Jr. You Should Be Coming To Us. 14933 Kercheval ing Mrs. Monroe include Mrs. Near Alte, Bruce Chalmers, Mrs. Donald A reception at the Whittier VA 2-8509 MacFarland, :1\11'5. William E, followed ~he Saturday wedding Farqul1llr. Mrs. Joel Bremer, of Patricia Campbell and John Mrs. DOlT F. Lovett and Mrs. Condon Jr., in SI. Ambrose Ar.thony M. Menkel Jr. Church. The bride is the daughter of Page Singew,ald Married the Eugene D. Camp bells of Marlborough, avenue. Mr. and In Pompano Beach, Fla. Mrs. John T. Condon of Lake- pointe avenue are the bride- Pl:ge Singewald, daughter of groom's parents. Mrs. Jack Smallwood Guyton of University place and Dr. ,Joseph T. Singewald, Jr.. of Cars that ran away-with no Ballimore, Md., became the driver behind the wheel-killed bride of John Ward 'Wiliams on 30 people in thp United Slates August 25, at 'a small ceremohy last year. in st. Martin - in - the - Fields Church. in Pompano Beach, Fla. Mrs. Williams is a graduate Open Sundays of Randolph-Macon Woman's 10:00 to 4:00 College and is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, 1\11'. Wil- liams, the ~on of I\Ir.:and Mrs. Herbert E, Williams of Houston, .WE Tex., is an alumnus of Washing- ton and Lee University and a member of Kappa Sigma .• After a short honeymoon, Mr. DELIVER and lI{rs, Williams plan to live in Houston. . ON FAMILY ORDERS OF $5.00 OR OVER Gladys Joyce Garretson Ope" Thurs. arId Fri. Wed in Sarasota, Fla. Evenitlgs Till 9:00 Stmda)'s 10 to 4 Gladys Joyce Garretson of St. Petersburg, Fla., and John Morgan VanderVoort of Sara- sota, Fla" were married recent- ROSLYN ly in Pass-a-Grille Community Church. SI. Petersburg. MARKET The bride is the daughter of Oldest in the Wcads the Anthony J. Schmelzel'S of Fairholme road. Mr .. Vander- 21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd. Voort is the son of Mr. and TU 4.9821 Wonderful Feeling ... Mrs, John VanderVoort of New Grosse Pointe Woods York and Sarasota. "'JUST LOOK AT THOSE EARNIN6St" FILL YOUR FREEZER with Your h!1rd-earned savings work at Savings and Ipan Insurance Corpo- full power at Standard Feder::H 86 ration, and you also benefit from HERSHEY'S MEATS every dollar in your account earns at Standard's sound, conservative man- the worthwhile current rate of 3~ % _ agement policies. Standard Federal is FR.EE DELIVERY Detroit's oldest and one of the na ticn' s Act quickly to piace your savings largest savings and loan associations at Standard Federal before Septemlx."!' with a&lets of more than $170,000,000. Strictly Fresh - Whole 10th as money received by thi8 date Beef Tenderloin ... , . _.. Ib. $1.09 earns from Septem her 1st. 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HERSHEY'S Between Lakewood 14316 E. Jefferson and Chalmers SAVI N'GS EARN 3V 01: e--t / SAI"ETY 01" SAvtNOS, Phone VA 1-4377-Your order will b. waiting ,.'21'0 __ IN.SORED TO $f(),OOO • NATIONAL BANK..2!.£~L~.£!..!11 Cor,nn'etlt Pllrklng for 100 eou Aeroll the Str~.t ~ • 1 \ • • , <". \ Page Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS THURSDAY. SEPT.EMBERI. 1960 Blue Devils Swing Into Pre-Season Grid Drills Expert Warns. Will E~l:alnine About S,tnburn 6,000 nri'vers Sunshine In moderate amounts is good for most people, but More than 6,000 drlvei's are sunburn is not a laughing mat- expected to face driver license ter and is as harmful as any examiners of the Michigan De- other burn, Dr. Joseph G. Mol-' pal.tment of State during AII- nel', City-County Health Com- ~ust to dr-termlne whethel' or missioner. advises. Avoid sun- not their licenses, should be burn 8S you would any other suspended or revoked. accident by prevention. More than 4,000 of the drivel'S ~~ fRfD RUnnHlS Individuals val'Y greatly in will !lve in the metropolitan the amount of exposure to the Detroit area, sun their skin will tolerate with. For the past sevcl'al weeks, out being burned by its ultra- Crescent Sail Yacht Club violet rays. The length of time drivers with 12 poi nt~ under Michigan's point system have of exposure, as well as the" in- been called in for reexamina- tensity of the sunshine, is re- llegatta Sets ,New Record tion at the rate of mOI"l~ than sponsible for sunburn. 1,500 a week. And more than Crcsccnt Sail Yacht Club establisbed a new all time The symptoms of burning be- 40 pel' cent of thesc driv/!r~ weekly regatta entry'record last Saturday, August 27 gin from six to 12 hours after have had their licenses taken whcll 203 yachts hit the starting line in front of the club overexposure. If your skin feels away for varying periods b~- on Lake Shore Road. This marked the first time any hot to the touch, it should be cause they had piled up 12 DRYA club had drawn over two hundred boats. The treated as a burn. If the burn or more points in the past 1\':0 is severe with blisterin~, chills years. ' previous all time record stood at 190 set in the July 2 Rnl! frl'e!', cO!1sult 3. docto!' 3.t Grosse Pointe (Little) Club regatta, ' once. "More and more the impor- tance of a good drtving record Although Crescent drew more Children burn more easily is becoming apparent," the ('nlri"5, the Little Club still ahf'ad of third place Alee Chap- -Photo by Fred Runnells than grown ups. Sun baths for Veterans of championship Grosse Pointe Blue Traffic Safety Association said. maintains the record for fin- man in "AJ1emis." the squad will be cut back to one a day sessions until a baby younger than a year Devil football team swing into calisthenics as Coach "Without a good record, you lshers when all 190 crossed the opening game. The Michigan State High School Ath- should be carefully timed. If REGATTA RESULTS may lose your license, YOII may finisr line, Crescent, officials Ed Wernet called opening day practice on the :digh letic Association forbids any school from holding your doctor recommends sun have to pay increas~d in,:~/Uranl.'~ CRUISING D (Performance School field. Double practice sessions will be held five baths, probably he will suggest were forced to scratch !l0 less Handicap) 9 miles, Elapsed and practice sessions before two weeks prior to the opening rates, as wel! as ;:cclden, cost~ than 74 boats from the list of correeled time BellatrIX, Harold days R week until school op~ns September 8 and then of school. starting with only t'vo to five Dushane Dye (5:01.27-4:55,54); Records of the Michigan Dc- finishers when they failed to Mitzi, Frank Tayler CCYC (5:02.26 -_,-- minutes of direct sun. In start- finish within the time limit or -5:02.(8); Ripple, G.E, Brand NSSC ing sun baths, remember that partment of State ~how that in (5:29,3f>-5:IO,5O): Wlndsong. C. R. the first s[x months of 195B- gave up in disgust after drifting Taylor CSYC (5:18.09-5:18.09- Yankee C"'tise Outboard Motor a baby's skin is delicate and on a mirror-like lake for most ;:18,09): second Wind. J: Stahl burns easily. Be sure the baby's the period just before the point DYC (5:45.06-5:3.5,14); Grac,e. Paul system went into effect, driver of the afternoon. This brought Goetcheus CSYC (5:4ll.00-.5:36.29); Bo/at Ban"ter Lecture Slated Thefts On Rise eyes are shaded: At first expose the total finishers down to 129. Squash Blossom. Bob Drean BYC only a small part of your baby's license examiners held 19,473 (5:5520-5:47,23); A I e r t. Bill hearings thl"Oughoul Michigan. Gmeiner DYC (5:59,58-5:59,58); By Fred Runnells Th G P . t '" M Thefts of outboard motors'I'n bOdy, and for not more than TWlJ Classes Don't Finish Polaris, Rupert Bell BYC (6:35.25- e rosse om e .. ar em- five minutes. You can begin In the first six months this 6:09.(11): 'Quest, Bob LivIngston orial Association is proud to of- Michigan are averaging more with his back or his legs. After year, examiners interviewed The big Cruising A, Band C BYC (6:2Z~:12.:l1): Seeker, Dan Nothing is scheduled for the boat championships held on the fer an adventure program which than 100 a month th.is summer, h' Hal k a NSSC (6:29,3O--ll:14.30). 35,772 drivers, who had com- ,classes never I' e a e h e d the windwagon I1eet for the long Rock River, in Beloit, Wiscon- is sure to appeal to Pointers of and appear to be increasing IS whole body is used to the Thirteen other entries failed to sun, he can be exposed to it piled bad records. I;econd mark of the fifteen mile finish. , Labor Day weekend on Lake sin, last Wednesday, August 24. all ages when on "Wednesday with the growth of boating, ac- about two minutes longer each triangk by the ,6 p.m. deadline A UNIVERSAL HANDICAP 9 St. Clair. It.s kindr. the lull nl'ght Septemhe 14 at 8'00 cording to the record 1;lureau of This is an 80 percent increase and these thr~e clilsses were mile course. Sea Swift. C. L. Pier- John Mills, of St. Clair , 1',. day until he is getting a half- in the number of drivers being pont (4:48.17-4:14.39); Mouette, Al before the season wic.d-up in p.m. Ted Parker of Metamora the State Police. I hour sun bath, Turn him over listed as "no race". They will Jones BYC (4 :46.29-4 :15.29); Sea Snores, won thl) Class A stock called in under the point sys- September which will see the will tell the "story of the Last Many have been stolen at occasionally and keep him faced sail for double points and prizes Hawk Jack Moran BYC (4:58,01- hydroplane event and qualified tem, it was pointed out 4:16.06); Capella. N. Hollerbach annual Detroit Yacht Club Cruise of the Yankee" illustra- night d ire c t 1 y from boats away from the sun. Be sure he In the Detroit Yacjlt Club's CSYC (4:55.07-4:19.47]; Helle II, for the finals. Bill Holoway, Sweepstakes, which will end ting with colored slides and moored or docked, even though doesn't get uncomfortably hot. annual Sweepstakes regatta two Joe Jennings GPYC (5:33,53- on ]\lolll'oe won the Class D 4:55.4"9). Four others did not fin- the seas()n for most of the movies at the Center, Seating is some have been heavily chained " If your baby is fair, with KEEP IT CRISP weeks hence, Saturday. Septem- ish. . stock hydroplane event and Ray DRYA classes. limited to 175. Aclmission is 50c and locked to the craft. Smaller thin, white skin be especially ber 10. HANDICAP UNIVERSAL. mile Motriuk, of Dearborn, won the and tickets may be purohased f h Limp lettuce is out of place course. ShowBoat. Harry Wein- Following the Sweepstakes n1btors are pre erred as t ey careful. His skin will burn mor!! Clarence Baker and ~eri traub DRYA (4:47.48 - 4:10.40): Class B stoek hydroplane. Lee in a tossed salad. To keep it Tom Boy, Harry Tomlinson BVC comes the Bayview Long Dis- at the Memorial office in ad. are easier to car!>'. easily. All babies benefit from Clements, co-owners of X- Sutter, of Seattle, was the win- crunchy, Anita Dean, foods and (5,08.55-4:22.50); Naelan. R. E. tance Night Race on September vance to assure acco.mmodations the sunshl'ne. but some do not Touche," were happy over the Hess GPSC (5:52,21-5:15.27). Four ner in the Class B utility di- t th d th . f The percentage of recoveries nutrition specialist at Michigan boats did not finish . 17 and a week later the season or a (; 001' e evenmg 0 has been small becaus'l the tan. Too much. sunlight can be •'no race" decision. Why? Be,- vision. State University, suggests the RAVEN CLASS. 9 mile course, finale for the big boats in. the the performance. motors are difficult to trace. harmful, even after a baby's ,cause "X-Touche" got caught Frolic. Barbier-Sherry CSYC: Na- The National championships tossed salad be "dress'ed" just raka, Peter Kremlick BYC; Fllcka Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Blue- As a member of the crew TE!d Some apparently ~e traded for skin is tanned. flat footed on the starting line are sponsored by the American before it is served. Acid and II, Eob Sellers BYC: Toby 0, John nose race. sailed around the world on the goods or services or sold with- Ooy ere x p 0 sur e should be on a port tack by Norb Taylor's Lowry EBC; One Eleven. Stuart Powerboat Association and 350 salt cause greens to wilt and Japinga CSYC; Waif. Jim Mason famed "Brigantine Yankee" un- ,in the state and others are dis- avoided by older persons and "Vitesse" and would have been For' the more intrepid tars break down rapidly. GPYC. entries are expected. del' Capt. Irving M. JOrulsolL posed of in other states. A part those who are ill. The fol1oi,ving ciisqualified for the foul. But Port Hur' '1 Yacht Clilb offers L. CLASS. 9 mile course. Sally Beginning her final world'voy. 0: the traffic in stolen motors points should be kept in mind because it was "no race" "X- K. Guy McNaron nyc: Wes~ Wind, its tenth annual Long Distance • * • HUlary Micou CSYC; ArtemLS, Alee age in November of 1956 from is attributed to professional if you want to enjoy the sun trouche" 'will have another Blue Water Race, Saturday, "Those r:-f you who may be Chapman BYC; Rogue. Bud Dilks Gloucester, Massachusetts with thieves. without harmful burn: Summer crack at her rivals without suf- BYC; Viper, L. J. Ahrens pYC; Septeinber 4. This will be split sailing in the vicinity of Belle Bon Voyage, Josephine Karmazln a crew of 22 colkge men and ------1. The sun's' rays between fering the penalty. Baker. and GIYC; Escape, Fred Jensen DYC. into two parts. The long race River, Ont., should pay heed women the square rigged "Yan- the hours of ].1:00 a.m. and 2:00 Outing Business his crew readily admitted they Fiw; boats did not finish and one for all cruising class boats is to the change of the Belle River boat'dlsquallfled. \Vere wrong but were happy 81 statute miles with the start light. According to the cur- kee" sailed westward thro~gh IForests' Restored p.m. produce the .most severe ),'LYING SCOT TEAM. 8 mile the Panama Canal. Followmg sunburn.' they could chalk up the incident Sauer GPSC; Wilma Bailey Dye; abov" the Blue Water bridge to rent notice to mariners the up to experience instead of a points; Detroit' Boat Club 15; Edi- a turning buoy off Godrich, light has been changed to show the trade winds across the By Conservation 2. Watch 'out for skyshlne, son Boat Club Ill. ' South Pacific, I.. dian, and South ~for SALE black mark against their out- TEAM INDIVIDUAL FINISHES. Ontario, thence to Sanilac, group occulating green every A~lantic. Oceans the "Yankee" --- too. Ultraviolet rays can cut Itanding record this season. Connie Oll DYC: Lee Smith DYC: Mich. and return. It can be 19.5 seconds, flash 5 seconds, Harold Waldo nBC; John Hunt and her crew visited inumerable Michigan- no longer deserves to through clouds and fog and Average sum rn e I' profits. DBC; R. King EBC: Pat Clancy sailed either direc~ion depend- eclipse 5 seconds, flash 5 sec- islands and places, Featured in be called the "cut over. burned cause sunburn even when the $1,700.' (After all expenses 24 In Class EBC; Carl Jonas DYC; Art Hollar Cl ds, eclipse 4.5 seconds (2 DBC; J. Beleker EBC. ing on the judges decision at the coming illustrated lecture over, devastated forest land sun is behind clouds. - deducted). flashes.) The Cruising D (Performance FLYING SCOT (Prlvau,). John thl: start. The short course will at the War 1\Iemorial are two state." 3. When the sun's rays are Handicap) class turned out In Sauer GPSC; Wmlia Bailey DYC: be to a turning buoy ofT Lexing- • ",* * of these islands: Pitcairn and Dr. Paul A. Herbert, chief of reflected by water, sand or Especially attractive for b .th 24 Don Lescohier nBC; Tom Rochford And please be careful when the greatest num ers WI CSYC; Carol Dow DBC: E. Wallace ton Heights and return to the Bali. the Michigan Economic Devel- snow, th~ risk of burning in- yachts sailing. This entry bested nBC; Carl John DYC; -Ronald start. This is for Folkboats and running in the river between opment department's resear,h creases. . I the LI'ghtnl'ng c I ass which Hicks BVC; B. Schneider ESC. I College Men or Mary Straw DBC; A. Gospel EBC. Crescents, Class B Universal, the head of Belle Isle llnd out Pitcairn Island is well known division, emphatically points out 4. It is recommended that turned out 23 strong, TlliSTLE CLASS. 8 mile course. L Class, 22, 30 and 6 meter b the upper Lake St. Clair by all who have read Nordoff's that this once fllmilar reference protective preparations be used School Teachers Harold Dushane's "Bellatrix" Skip Boston CSYC; Jerry Jenkins classes. The small hoat race ange light. The U.S. Corps of CSYC; Lee Sutton CSYC; Frank and HaU's "Bounty Trilogy" as to Michigan's vast northern by all uritq the skin is tanned. covered the nine mile course in Hill CSYC; Herb Mainwaring CSYC; will get underway at 9:00 a.m. Army EnGineers have placed the hide out of the mutineers of areas and the Upper Peninsula Forget about baby oil, mixtures Price, only $'2,200. IIneludes Shade over five hours and Francis Marsh CSYC; Doug Wake with the 'Folkboats and Cres- a lilt of junk in our :ake while II CSYC; Ken Hansen CSYC; Bob the "H.M.S. Bounty." Situated is no longer true. of mineral oil and vinegar and all necessary equipmentl. saved her time on Crescent Larimer GPSC: Dick Blanchard cents. The other classes will they are dredging the channel. in the southeast corner of Poly- other homemade concoctions. 50'10 -do'wn, bar~nce payable d F k Tayler's CSYC; Harvey Fisher CSYC; R. H. follow at five minute intervals. The safest passage into l1r from nesia, Pitcairn was discovered In 1959 for the first time, Mi- The product must contain a Commo ore ran Pytell CSYC. Two boats disquali- over 2-year period. .'Mitzi" who placed second fied. , I The big boat race ,vill start the lake is right down the ship as an. unin'habited island by chigan led all other Great Lakes known sun-screening agent. , , ' ahead of G. E. Brand's "Ripple," mfI~~~~s,,~Kf1i~~SJyC~ at 10 a.m. channel. But don't stray too Captain Carteret in 1767. While states in the production of pulp- Look at the label _ paramino- TU 2-2Sa6 Dr. John Lesesene gave Cres- Bill Mistele Dye; Jim Shelter I far to either side because there the mutineers landed on the wood, according to a report just benzoic acid and its esters, the The award dinner is planned are big barges anchored just ~ent a first in the Lightning ~~~~ Gl,~c.Schgri~de~oPtY~idD~~ island 'in 1790 their place of released by the United Slates salicylates and a digfl.lloyl trio- for 6 p.m. at the Port. Huron off the c h ann e 1. On a dark class when he beat Wes Weld- fug~kcEi\lT CLASS. 8 m 11 e exile was not known until the Forest service. And even then, leate compound are among the Yacht Club, at which time the night they are extremely hard American whaler "Tagus" hap- Dr. Herbert said, only half of best. Apply the lotion at least rick of Bayview and Hank Mai-Kai, Prz;ydatek.L e i g h ton prizes will be aw'arded. to see until you get right on C th f Crescent in that CSYc: Widower. Walter Roney pened by in search of water in the state's annual production is every two hours, after each aw ra 0 CSYC; We Do, Dick Hill Cf;YC; ...... • top of them-and then you'll order. Manon, Charles Kere.,ztes WPYC; the early eighteen hundreds. I being cut. swim and whenever the protect. Michigan drivers dominated see a couple of dirty kerosene Still today many of the descen- Michigan mills used 699,000 ing film may have rubbed off. Skip Boston continued his ¥~~&:~s.Z'R.Ear~ro~':,~l~e g~~g~f lur qualification races at tl',e limterns hanging' on the bow titreak in the Thistle cless when Johnny Tim, G. A, White CSYC. dants of the mutineers remain coras of pulpwood in 1959, an Give vulnerable areas a double National Stock Outboard Motor- and stern. on the island. During the. "Yan- increase of 27 percent over dose. . he beat former Thistle cham- n~ke C~:e~' Jpsrg~evaThua~: .g~ pion Jerry JenkIns and Lee Watson; Irene. Bud Wellman kee's" short stay' at the island 1958. Of this 603,000 cords came several of the crew discovered from Michigan forests, 86,000 5. Protect your eyes. Unlike Sutton out for first place. All Gt~gHTNING C LAS S, 8 mile Pointe Gridders Oul 6ailed ,under CSYC colors for a course. John Lesesene l;:SYC; Wes Woods Gl'idders and raised the "Bounty's" great cordsfrc!'rl Canada and 10,000 your skin, they cannot build up club Sweep. Weidrick BYC; Henry Cawthra For CoIlege Teams 1000 pound stern anchor en- cords came from other states. immunlt~, and are always ~l- CSYC; George Grenzke CSYC; Start Sept.' 6 nerable to injury. When lying Chuck and Bill Mistele, of 'tf~g~lllio~;; n~~~/ R.JI~ D~~~~ crusted with nearly 170 years of The report shows tlJat .51 per- down, l:over them with cotton Detroit Yacht Club, made it a CSYC: Mickie Goodwin PYC: Jim Two Pointe prep football coral growth. cent more pulp was cut from pads; at other times. wear dark The Woodsmen football team, players. Ron Schram and Ryan Bali, a part of President Su- Mi~higan forests t?an was u.sed glasses. This is particularly im- family monopoly in the Junior ~~g~r Fr~C~i1h~~;;l~yC~ ~~ nc~ Grosse Pointe Woods' ent!>. in lnterlake class when they fin- Hatch WYC; C. Arkalian GIYC; Strother, have been invited to kamo's Indonesia, helps divide or Imported by MIchigan, mills. portant for motorists. pre-season grid drills at Eastern the All American Football .ished one-two ahead of Jim Charles Ellery CSYC: R, W THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine I11th. Michigan State Fair Center Offers' (;j*~%%l~'~;'@"iJi?.:r!ijMW.'iimcji!W'm'~'!rt%:;&W!H$'l.J.@'~;>?m'.Im:«;:)j~w£!~m!i!<~@.#.'~.~$*WfM?&~.lli'%~@'1 Pointe Artists To Hold Exhibit Bridge Lessons 1-.i.,',.. The members of the Grosse enamel work will be repre. Offering 10 Days of Fun " Thl.s Local Statl.on Sa'LLs m~.'Pointe Artists Association under Isented. ' The Grosse P,ointe War Me- ~1 fl the chairmanship of Mrs. Eliza. The only work of non profes. 'J'he spectacular M i chi g an sland he will officially cut tfie MorIal Centel', under the di- ¥ it: ,beth Dulmagc of McKinley ave- sional callber which will be State Fair, the Nation's oldest r!bbon whIch will be followed rection of Mr. and Ml's, Andrew m i NI nuc are busy finalizing plans permitted will be an area show- and one of the large~t, will by the crowning of Mrs. Michi- Walrond, offel's three weekly N G.as at Ie Per Gal .Less. M for their fourth Annual Outdoor ing the work of Grosse Pointe o,len its doors for the lllth g"n State Fall'. A free band sessions of duplicate bridge 11 • m Art Exhibit to be held on the children in the Memorlal's Art time on F,iday, September 2, concert and other entertain- competition each weck. r~ • li grounds and in the gardens of Classcs. and General Manager Donald ment will conciude with a big ij~ 11 Ih? Grosse. ~ojnte War Mem- In the Center's fonnal gar- L, Swanson antlcipales a record ,'I'hc Center invitcs intcrested fireworks display. The State Grosse Pointel's of all ages to n Grosse. Pointcrs these .. iJ. oJ;.lal Assoclatl9n the afternoon dens rapid portrait artists will breaking attendance of 850,000. Fairllrcunds gates will be open participate, It is not necessary i:i: days are being given an ~ >~ of Sat u I'd a Y. Scptember 10, be on hand for those who wish 'rh.. State Fair will have a to the public free of chal'ge to have a partner; the directors M opportunity to choose be- ;;i from 1 until 5 p. m. to avail themselves of their ten-day run concluding on Sun- Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. but wilt ,arrange one for you. One n tween accepting a cash i~ The exhibit will be postponed! talents. . day, ~ptember 11. Last year exhibit buildings will not open l'l).aycome whencver he pleases % discount or the usuat ii;, until the next afternoon sun-I The pargola overlookmg the nearly 800,000 went t h I' 0 ugh until Friday morning, and as often as he wishes. the gates, only some 25,000 less :"'3'.;.,~"':",.":~'~'.;"',,,':'::,.. t~~d~~~on~~~~ ~~:~fb&; 1J day,- September 11, in case of la~e Wi~lh~el se~ with ~abl~S" Thc ,first day of the State There is a ladi~s duplicate , Pointe's largest stations. iil rain and should it rain on Sun-I II' ere Ig unc. 0:; re res -, than the r e cord b I' e a kin g ,"" day will be held inside the i ments may be obtallll'd. Fair, Friday. Septembcr 2, for game held each Monday at 821,656 in 1956. the first time has been desig- Marcel D'Hondt, who 'J Memorial ! The whole scene will be most 1 p.m. in the Center's cool 0, owns and operates the :..•.1.: 1\[rs, D~lmage \\'ishes to an- c.olorful,. the beauty of the set. "With a break in the wca- nater; Childrcn's Day with all Veteran's room, The Wedncsday ... D'Hondt Service, 20700 . t b h d b th ther," S wan s o"n 'says, "wc the pie ealing con t e's t sand night game at 7;30 o'clock each ri Mack avenue at Vernier {J- nounce that this will be the mg emg en ance y. e should exceed all other years. othcr events on the program week attracts botll men and it road (8 Mile) in Grosse d@ Groscie Pointe Al1ists' first mapy art forms and the br~ght Intcrest in the S'.ate Fair is at including reduc,~d ~r ice s for women. Married couples as well 'ii: Pointe Woods, is now al- @ "juried" festival. All works of sm~ks of th.e Grosse Pomte lowing 1 cent per gallon + art displayed will have to pass ArtJsts Commlttc~ on dut~. an all-time high." children on the Midway rides. as single p. ople are equally il iJ X cash discount on regular' ~ the approval of profes~ional T~e Gross.e Pomte pubhc is This ycar's State Fair aclu- Veterans will have their .big welcome. A masterpoint session :~~~ g~soHnc!n He-\} ()f th~ ::.~.Al'lL~~ oi hi~h :>li:ludihg-EJgar I eordHd1y Invltprt free of ("h~rge ally will extend 101' ten d~)'s Jay Satunlay, Septemuer 3, eli- occurs once a month. g stamps. D'Hondt says D'Hondt Service, 20700 Me.ck at Vernier Rd. it I Yaeger. Marco NoboJi and Ste-I to ~iew and enjoy the Art \ plus the night previQus, Thurs- maxel' by the naming of "Vet- For those bl'idge p'layers who r day. September 1. when there eran of thl;: Ycar," All veterans ~r Pdl!1SmCOPuSnatreanmdatrhkaetdtfhOetl,hne_ . , t b dcsl.gnated and l'n !h1'S W phen Chizmark. i Festival at 32 Lake Shore. Some have never played duplicate or ~.:".',i,'~.;.'. reqUll'lng grea er num er ijJ • • • j of the wo,'ks will be able to be will be a dazzling Downtown will be admitt~d free by wcar- are still novices at it, the Me- '; novation has proved to of stamps for their "free" way we are able to record illi~ InVited to dISplay their works! purchased. ing a service cap or upon pre- Detroit parade along with the morial, beginning Saturday, ,f be a real' success. The merchandise. the amount of pricc dis- ,1 are art teachers and profes- : sentation of identificlltiin. official ribbon cutting and free September 10. at 7;30 p,m .• is m trend, a c cor din g to "I think the cash dis- count sales as against B. sionals as well as members of The Rl. Ru. James A. Pike, ~'>: D'Hondt, is for the cash counl idea is growing and tra?ing stamp sales," the better known painting group GROCERIES STOLEN GI'andstand prOgran1 that night resuming a more relaxed ses- i*. Bishop of tht, Episcopal Dio- at the Fatrgrounds, In other sion where the Walronds will ~:;,','••~'.,~::.:..,: discount. certr>inly we have noted The station. which was % in this area. Only originat works Mrs. Lois Watson, 1241 Bish. yea'rs, the parade and dbbon cese of Califol'l1ia and one of pe glad to welcome' all those H, D'Hondt, a graduate of the favorable appeal to opened a little more than i;J of art will be displayed, op road, reported to City police cutting we~e held Friday noon. the world's great religious lead- interested. @ Grossc Poi n t e ' High our customers," D'Hondt a year ago givesH-hour it Besides water colors and oils, 0:1 Friday. August 26, that while n S c h 0 0 I, was born in said on Monday of this service including free' h h' t 17410 M k But this time, for the first time ers, will deliver the sermon at I~'.•:.: Grosse Pointe and is a week and he added, "na- pick up and delivery. Be- q the graphic arts-lithography, s e was s oppmg a ac in 111 years, the State :':-'airwill the tenth annulll Sunrise Set- Service Clubs Day, made pos- h descendant of one of the turally I give stamps (he fore opening the station, :;~ etchings and pen and ink work avenue, someone took two bags begin complete ten-day oper- vi~e on Sunday, September 4. I ation when the turnstiles start at 8 a,m. when a crowd of more sible by the re-arrangement of ~i, ~~~o~~a~a~;fiif:n;~l~e~~.~~ ~t~Smps~h:nd~l~f':~ntin~~ ~~~~~e~ra~~'~ar:mti;o~~~ ~ ~:~ ~ee o:c:~~:::e.~l:dini~u~~ ~;rk~:,~~r:~: p~~~ 10~e~n~~~ cI:cking at 8:30 a,m. Friday, than 10,000 is expected, .the various days and the nam.;>~ ing stamp companies seem to give them as long as of the stations on Ker- l.t craft field ceramics. silver, and east side of the s'~ore. September 2. Union and I a b 0 I' organiza- in~ of 0 pen! n g day as Chil- t.j. to be raising their costs customers II' ant them. cheval avenue in "The .? Governor G. Mennen Wil- tions will step into the spot- dren's Day. Then follows Tea- m to dealers they are ,!lso The pumps are properlY Village," :i1' liams will head the Thursday light on Labor Day, Monday. chers' Day on Saturday, Sep- ,<» q night processIon starting at 8 September 5. with a program arranged for the entire day. ~~~l~:r o~o,S.~~; 'iy~h~e~~~~~~~ n'i~',!i,r.!':;:':::i;,'i;i@';~i,::T:{"A~;:,;:;;:g""':'%:':M'Mi'!C~;:,:!i;:,,,j""':i!i,,~,:,K;'''-i:':i!i'c'':,;i':~''~'~:'f;;'1:'i!*'~~~"1W!l~i~W.~~J.~%{~f."«?%!Wf?P:iiW~",,~n,:~ ~iL APJg~r~e~~r~~~R~HDPH~U~NE p,m. at W(,odward between Jef- 11, with the huge International ------ferson and Vl'[nor. Then at This year Tuesday, Septem- ~. In ou~v;~;aifl~h~ouuce UNBELIEVABLE 9:30 )l.m. be for e the Grand- ber 6. will be Family Day when Day festival. I Police Tag Two .Youth Admits Stealing Car U.S, Prime 12.0%. Filet Mignon again there will be I' e d u c e d Again this year the Grand. Complefe Dinner-from appetizers to dessert. }:xot1c Entertalnment NII:htly. at ,8:30 prices for children on the Mid- stand Show will be free twice- After Accident The theft of a new car, stolen Chief Louwers said 'that his way. a-day for the fiI;'St nine days Now ODen For Banquets and Parties: from a Park car agency least department has a warrant for The Beautiful New IVAN.HOE ROOM and the 250 Mile new stock car Diner~5 Club Amer~can Express Cards .uonored G"vernor Williams will be November, was d~ared with the Wise's arrest. present Wednesday, September race will be held in the after- Two motorists were given arrest of an 18-year-old boy by -- - . ----- 7, for Governor's and Agricul- noon on closing Sunday, Sep- traffic violation t I d: ~+ S by Detroit police on 'Wednesday, ture Day, Hc wi I I to u I' the tember 11. Woods police on Thursday, Aug- August 24. grounds and then participate in Gigantic free fireworks dis- ust 25, following an accident Arrested in the act of burg- the Grand Champion livestock prays will be held following the UPSTAIRS ROOM auction in the aft~rnoon. At GrandstlnlJ shows on the eve- at I1Iack and Vernier. larizing a Detroit gaE sta~ion was Michael Wise of 1017 Mary- Now Available night he will crowrt'- the win- nings of Tuesday, September 6, Police charged Jane Caro.1 land, who is being held for in- Far Private Porties n,ng beauty queen as Miss Wednesday, Sept em 1 e I' 7. B'Jyd, 23, of 90 Sunningdale. vestigation of breaking and Michigan State Fair of 1960. Thursday, September 8, and with not having her car under entering. I Oldtimers, m~ny as old as 90 Sunday. September 11. or more. will be honored guests The Coliseum witl feature its control and causing an acch When notified 'of the youth's I on Thursday. September 8, and traditional top stage shol\'s. Pal dent; and Pietro G. Ricci, 43. arrest, Park Police Chief Ar- Daily wilt com pet e ill contests Boone and the Lennon Sisters A 13354 Young, Detroit, \,,iith thur Louwers assigned Del. Lt. throughout the 1ate morning Arnold Hough and CpI. Charles will carry (Ill during the first leaying the scene of an acei. French to qUE'stion the teen- 11 A.M. 2 A.M. Pondaft ern 0 0 n at the Music four days and evenings, Sep- to dent. agel'. who was being held in the Shell. tember 2 through 5. The show Friday, ,September 9, is a for the iiinalthree days and An accident report revcaled, Wayne Coun~y Jail. Wise con-I CLOSED SUNDAYS new day, termed Fraternal and nights, September 9 through that Ricci was traveling north fessed to taking the car. I 11, will host a group of young on Mack, and the woman, west Chief Louwers said that on I Through stars. including Brian Hyland, '0 V;;:n;er when Ricci went I November 2, last year, a new lIme, July and August Brenda Lee, Johnny Horton, . . 'car was stolen from the 'red through a red light and made 1Ewald Chevrolet Sales. 15175 Jeanne B 1a C k, The Brothers WOLVERINE Four, Johnny and the Hurri- a left turn into the patch of the East Jefferson. At the time, 16423 EAST WARREN canes, Steve Gibson and the Boyd car. there were reasons to believe Audrey Hepburn Ricci, police said, failed to that the youth was involved, the Redcaps, and Little Anthony Resert'l1t;otlS suggested at Outer Drive Burt Lancaster and the Imperials. - stop and continued on Mack, chief said. In John Huston'~ Then there's the famed Fun VJhere he w;.,s pursued and When interrogated at the jail Frolics in the Coliseum on the stopped at Mack and Holly- by Hough and French, Wis" 1l_Il_a_o_a .. , 12_'11_'__ 0_, "The Unforgiven" ,vood by, arioth~r motorist \vho admitted stealing the automo-. r'_ll_ll_e_e ... _D_tl_tl_C_C_t1~_u_n __ e_a. 11_ jn 'Technleolor evenings of Tuesday.' Wednes- qay and Thl.!rsday, September witnessed the mishap. bile. and keeping it for his own I ' 6, 7, 8. Highlighting this free Ricci was returned to the use for a period of fou~ months. '. fJ Septemher 14th to 17th J Starts Sunday show is a horse show, the De- scene, and both accident drivers He a~andoned t~e vehicle aftef "' __ . troit M 0 u n t e d Pollee Drill were given violation tickets. that time. he saId, when he was (0 .,... Lana Turner - Sandra Dee Team andthe nightly parade of ----- pursued by police and jumped Grosse Pointe/s' Anthony Quinn - John Saxon f champions from the J'\ n i 0 I' out of the car and made good "Portrait in Black" live.tock and Senior Division judging. in Color ~~::~~::~i:eI~~s~O~S~e redhei~aolee:r;.::J:~~:tJ~~;u:~ 7:.= I I At the Music Shell. continu- United States during June 10. WlARDJOH nfon'} i ,ous free ~ntertainment holds amounted to $82,829.000. the Hough and French also s81d forth featuring twice daily con- National Board of Fire Under- that Wise confessed to stealing . . • certs by the. world-renowned writers has r e port e d, This a number of hubcaps from cars \\ k'f lb. Royal Call a d i a n Air Force represents an increase of 6.4 parked in Sl Ambrose Church N L C .t NOW PLAYING , . Band .. A total of 15 live televi- percent over losses of $77,867,- parking lot over a period of ew 00 e e ra Ion sion shows will be hroadcast 000 reported for June 1959, and time;, and to stealing tools from • fnm the Music Shen starting a decrease of 4.7 percent from another car dealer agency where LEONARD BERNSTEIN'S at 9 a~m, daily, Monday, Sep- losses of $86,940,000 for last he had worked part time. Food Specials Prizes for the Childfen Exfraordinarjly Exciting Musical tember 5, through Friday, S.lP- May. Wise wid the detectives that' tember 9, by Station WWJ-TV.' Losses for the first' six after stealing the car. be would I I Mack Avenu~ ,These are the Ed Allen Show. mon,ths of 1960 now total park it in secluded areas. away JlOWARD "... I. Faye Elizabeth and a special $573,971.000. an increase of 2.3 from the Park and other Pointe , Near 8 Mile Road haif-hour show "At the State percent over the first six communities, and while it was. I WEST SIDE STORY Fair" s"tarrinb Sonny Eliot. months of 1959. when they in his possession. he avoided II i ollnson} I DRIVl,IN BOX OFFIC! NOW OPEH-R", EL '.0220, P,I... : TIO',. WId.. Thu". S... J Among the new exhibits to amou.nted w $560,866.000. driving in the Pointe. i /8:30, Sot.• t 7 P.M.-$4.JO, J.50, 2.6.5. Fri. 8:30. Sal. 10;00-$4.8" J.9S, US. catch the eyes of the visitors "LANDMARK Jar Hlltlgry A me ricallS" i NEXT PRODUCTION: SEPT. 6 - SEPT. )1 will be the International Show 1- 1.lg~l_l_Q_a_Q_Il_IlJ EVE ARDEN In GG~c1bY,8Charlie in the Geodesic Dome and the LEAVE THE HEAT BEHIND 800.000 pound steam locomo- . Tickets olso ot Downtown Grinnell's, MorwH's BookS at Northland, EastroM tive, permanently. installed this year. . enJoy (t. cool All in all, it amounts to ten Luncheon - Dinner - Favorite Cocktail days and nights of excitement, 2 WEEKS BEG. SEPT. 26 unusual activities and a chance AIR CONDITIONED to be proud when you see hOlVl -' ~ - lalaCASSyette- Wa ,hi nglon Businessmen's Lunch I r-2 Blvd. Mats. Wed, and Sat, Michigan leads in agriculture and industry. 16117 MACK Prior to Broadway DISREGARDS SIGN .~OUNGE John C. Allison. of 1109 Sun- btw,. BT~o~_:7~~",h;"II ningdale road, disregarded a 'THE THEATRE GUILD presents stop sign at. the corner of Charlevoix and McKinley ave- 'nues. An accIdent resulted. SHELLEY WINTERS , Allison's car ,vas struck in the right rear by a car driven by CLAMBAKE New E~~I:n~;~le Nelson B. Eldred, Jr., of 294 Steamed Clams • Live Lobster • Chicken Moran.. I iNVITATION TOA MARCH Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday A IHtW Comedy by . Coffee beans are not beans, . but berries. They were first September 14-15-16.17 uS':!d as a food when discovered from 6 p.m. on ARTHUR LAURENTS in Africa. during the Middle with 0 "ALL YOU CAN EAT" PLEASE make Reservations by Saturday, Sept. 10 EILEEN HECKART 45th Semi-Annual I REDFORD.DETROIT I MADELEINE SHERWOOD.RICHARD DERD 22521 Grand River Ave. II Capt. SHUMWAY'S (BIw, L"h,er ond Telcorophl and '- JANE FONDA ~JAMES MacARTHUR , 14948 E. Jefferson al Ihe Limit., Call ED 1-9289 s;I~~dd~~YI -- ..------.---- Directed by ~'o~~ MR.LAUREm ASn)W 9~8:;1 : Business Men', Settings by Luncheons WILLIAM PITKIN Hours: 12.'0 Adm. 60c Evening Dinners Lighting by 26 Leading Er.hibitorc .PAUL MORRISON So Populor ;n ,tho DetrOit Area Weddings Original Music Breakfasts Composed by STEPHEN SONDHtIM FAMOUS CANTONESE Banqueh CH IrJESE 'FDD DS A Family Opell Sutul4Js MAIL at ORDERS HONG KONG RESTAURANT Chop Suey Home of Famous 8aMna Cream Pie NOW! CARR\' OUT SERVICB , Your Hosts; PETER and DAN MASOURAS PRICES: Eves. Mon. through Thurs. Oreh. $4.85. Bole. 4.85, Phone TU 2-0102 ' 0111'Nell' PI;ollc Nil III ber-V A 3-2022 4:30, 3.20, 2.10. Fri. and Sot. Eves. Oreh. $5.40. Bale. 5.40, Hours: Sun thru Fri .• 4.85, 3.75, 2.65. Mots. Wed, and Sot. Orch, $3.75. Bale. 12:30 Noon to 9 p,m. ;oJnrnnnrrlinn wl1h Iny olher <:Ill'id'. He,ilIur.n!, 3.75, 3.~O, 2.65. 2.10. (Tax. included'. Plea Ie enclose self- Sot" 12:30 Noon thru 11:00 p,m. nddrencd stamped envelop •• 16719 Mack, at Yorkshire 122:30E. Warren Ave., at Conner' Thir'd Pioy TheotM Guild-American Theatre Sociely,. Subscription Serin 3 blk •. from Outer Dr . •mder the au'picco 01 the (:ounCiI of the LIVing Theol, •• . "\' . \ . ..-- - '" . -. - " '. - \ \. \ ., -- - -- _. ~ _. _. ~ -~ ---~~~~--~--~--~--""""'.----""_'_""' 4"' __ 4_; _ __ ,"l!li_ 4I11'!,IIIIC_'II"1 _.IWWlll'llC.. 4 CI'4l4"'eqq Q~d!llil< ,"Q_4 d a.. aSl3..$.. d d q a..a $ 0 .... Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1960 .~ ______'~~ I • , Grosse Point\'- N~ws Ice Skating Club 01)cnS ScpteIl~ber, 2 Memorial Center Schedule The 1960-61 fall and winter 7 until 10 p.m" with afteJ'Jloon PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO 'Vllat Goes On ice skating season at the Ice sessions on Saturday and Sun- PUBLISHERS, INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE Skating Club will open Friday, da~"fl'Om 1:30 until 5 p,m. DETROIT WESTWARD I S~ptelllbcr 2. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL SEPTEMBER 1. SEPTEMBER 8 - OPEN ~~UNDAY 12-5 at lee Flail' skating I'ink is lo- GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36. MICHIGAN *ALL CENTER SPONSORED ACTIVITIES OPEN TO Skating sessions 011 the 'in- cated in Grosse Pointc Park, Entered as second.class matter at the post office, Detroit THEGROSSDPOINTE PUBLIC.' You.- 'Lib.-ary door rink will be held Wednes- Charlevoix avellue cornel' of Michigan under the Act of lIIarch 3, 1897 ' day and Friday evenings from WaytlUl'II. Address all mail (subscriptlo.l.~, change of address, (Forms 3579) NOTICE: Please call (or lost articles at>the office. by Jea,~ Taj,lor They will be held for 30 da)'s. FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Three Trunk Lines . Grosse Pointe Garden Center Rpom and Library open (Or Br JEAN TAYLOR Erne r gin g Relationships of consultation and service. Mrs. Leland Gilmour, will Phone TU 2-6900 A young acquaintance of ours Children. This is a small book be on duty in the Garden Center Room e\'ery week \\:ith many 'points of interest lllember l\lichlgan Press AssoclatlOn and l\alional EditorIal AssocIation plllnned :t wardrobe for hf;'r .Whal j . on N.'\TI01llAL ADVERTfSISr. REPRESESTATI\'J:; on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10 a.m. fil'St year vf teaching with gre:.t and guida11ce. Dr. CIal'k E: I\tou- , nelu Weekly Newspaper Representalives, Inc. .o~Firth Avenue. New York 19. New Y<>rk BRrant 9-7300 to 4 p.m. A consultant will be on duty on Ftiday care. She chose ~Iothes which stakas of the Merrill-Palmer CHICAGO OFFICE from 2 to 4 p,m. (Call TU 1-4594). appealed not only to her own School has written the introduc- 333 r\orlh l\Iichlgan Avenue. Phone Flnanc.jal 6.2214 tion. Hospital .equipment available for free loan - crutches, good taste but items which she ROBERT B. EDGAR '.. EDITOR and GENERAL Manager believed children would like Before you know it that small "'r a ., ~ ~'I~'t wheel chairs, heat lamp, and hospital beds. "Blood r ,..r ...... MATTHEW 1\1. GOEBEL ....•.... ADVERTISING MANAGER as well. "And" said this enthu- bright - eyed youngster whom available to Grosse Pointe Residents in case of acci. PATRICIA TALBOT ....••.••• , •• ,FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY siastic young femme ''I'm going you escorted "itll some misgiv- By ROBERTA FRED RUNNELLS, SPORTS EDITOR dent or emergency-free of charge." to have enough so that I can ing through the kindergal:\en JAMES J. NJAIM " NEWS .. * * change often. Children like to portals is launching forth on I IT DOESN'T TA~E too much to make spending MARGARET JEFFS ...... ••..••••.•••...•••...... , . , . ,NEWS the junior high school years ARTHUR R. BLYLER , ADVERTISING . ' ThuJsday, September 1 slle you in different dresses" mone..y a minor fiesta. Points of favor are as follows: when "our children. puzzle us, I HERBERT BARTLETT ...•...... , , . AnVRR1'lSING Village Investment Club-Meeting-l0 a,m. On the first clay of srhool. . It's the beginning of H brand new sc:!son ... the lR'.'ish. MARY LORIMER, ADVERTISING looking very charming indeed, II c puulc dlelll, allU they PUZ-I I " .. * zle themselves." crop, of all that's new is arriving, on the hill, every. JOHN McKENZIE ...••••••.••••.. , , , BUSINESS Friday, September 2 she bra vel y faced hcr first ALBERTA WILKE ...•.•.•••..•.. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING day. Then, too, there are always te.e;unny spirits, that Iadom Club - Meeting - B p.m. grade class. Everything went We commend to all families FERN GREIG, CLASSIFIED with young people in this age spell hospitality in every shop. Of course, your JOANNE EASON ..••.••.••••.••.•....•...... ,ACCOUNTS .. • .;0 well during the morning and our young fdel'd relurncd to bra'cket a 1959 publiea tion cri.terion wiII be, "we like what we see." A good pivot FLORA HARDiNG CIRCPLATION <1 Sunday, September the classroom after a brief "How to Live Through Junior pomt to begin exploring is Building Open - 12 noon to 5 p.m. ... lunch period,. in high spirits. High School" by Eric W. John- cOo . . Pride. we're told. comes before son Too often this type of book A Word For The Brokers Monday, September 5 a fall. Much to her consterna- is verbose. dull or condescend- CLYDE E. iIORNUNG'S. The great versions of boy's Building Closed - Labor Day tion, she ~ was greeted by' one ing. Mr. Johnson's is none of 'Loden Green and .Charcoal bucks have arrived. Arld Abandonment of the Pointe System as applied to ... * ... small moppet "But Miss X, you thcse. It emphasizes not theory Autumn, with' it::; deftness of colors, has inspired the real estate transactions in this community merits a little have, on the same dress that but practical explanations and shoe designers to fashion the new Autumn leaf Tuesday, September 6 suggestions and is handed with more comment for the benefit of those who may have *Service Guild for Children's Hospital-Volunteers are you wore this morningl" saddle shoes for the gals. Spauling loafers are among The return to school next a light touch and considerable been misled by propaganda and self-illterested indi- welcomed each Tuesday to make hospital supplies- the new crop here. Inimitable fittings. viduals and groups. The Point System was basetl on th"e week can be an anxious time humor. The author is head Qi 10 a.m. to 3 p.m .. the Junior High School at the 000 belief that a considerate home-owner does not wish to for youngsters, for parents and Grosse Pointe Real Estate Brokers Association-Lunch- for teachers. It can also be a Gl!rmantown Friends School in URGED ON BY a sense of accomplishment we went sell his home to a buyer whose ownership, due to future eon and Meeting - 12 Noon. time of great expectations. A Philadelphia. next door to the Book Shelf. Discovered that De- purchaser's fears and prejudices appears likely to harm Grosse Pointe Optimist Club - Dinner and Meeting - brand new teacher stands be- He writes for parents of aver- tro~ter's, Florence Davies and Louise Clancy, have neighborhood real estate valu(os. ' 6:15 p.rn. fore ft brand new class. A child age or above average children wntten a new book called "The Believer" ... the and a d m its he knows little The Attorney General has demanded abandonment .Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe, InC.-Dinner and Meet- from another neighborhood or me story of Mrs. Henry. Ford.', It's the' informal another town is plunged into a about the problems of major of the system 'is the price for retaining the charters of ing-6:30 p.m. • delinquency or. juvenile crime biography of a modest woman whose faith in, her the two associations involvf!d, the Gr.osse Pointe Prop- classroom in which most of the Exchange Club of Gro'sse Pointe-Dinner and Meeting children are old friends. A par- or about the needs of retarded husband was the cornerstone of an industrial empire, erty Owners' Association and the Grosse Pointe Brok- -6:30 p.m. ent launches his child into the children. He puts the emphasis anQ :vho met the challenge ~f great wealth, power ers' Association. The legality of the demand is con- "'Sea Explorer Ship 690 - 7:~0 p.m. - Boys, ages 14-17 exciting new world of school on the type of young person and. .mfluence with unfailing dignity and simplicity. sidered higWy questionable. are welcome to come on Tuesdays. with no little trepidation. who expects to go to college It's Illustrated. Copies will be available at The Book The Pointe System was purely advisory to home- * * * Fortunately today's schools and whose parents are alreadv Shelf September 15. owners. Reference reports on prospective purchasers , Wednesday, September 7 for the most part, p r ov ide concerned with doing the bes't job they can as parents. He has 000 were obtained from a professional agency and the sales- Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority - Dinner - 7 p.m. . mea n in g f u I orientation pro- grams which help bridge this a sensible approach to contro- , WE FOUND OUT too, that a very \~ell known Grosse man involved. These reports were evaluated by stand- "'Memorial Bridge Club - 7:30, p.m, - Duplicate- Bndge transition period. There a're versial matters such as home- Pointer will have her first book published within ards (The Point System) established by brokers -Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walrond - Directors: books too which wili make the work, a1lowanc~s. sexual devel- the next year., experienced in the public's buying habit;s. These .transition easier. . opment and education, dating * * * 000 evaluati'ons determined whether or not a prospect was Thursday, September 8 "Kindergarten: Your Child's and family relationships, not forgetting the old bogies, the _GIDDY WITH decorating ideas ... Wm. DenIer and likely to harm neighborhood values. The home-owner, "'Grosse Pointe Cinema League-A 16 mm color film, Big Step" by Minnie Perrin Co. An unusual arra?gement of picture~ ... a lamp usually unacquainted \vith the public's buying habits, "Heart of the Land," recording an expeditionary Berson; published last year, wili telephone, TV, smoking, lipstick , , , drapes . : . or ? vaseang table ... may solve trip into central Mexico, by Russell Jameson. Free help a parent understand and et aI. He has used extensive has needed the brokers' expert advice. To insure fair questionaire material and some your decoratmg problem They DO solve interior , advice, standardization, penalties and written comniit- of charg~ to their members. Guests 50c. 8 p.m. appreciate this first'step in the child's formal education. The of the youngsters answers are decorating problems whether they are little' or big. ments among the brokers were a necessary part of the interesting and enlightening. author is Supervising teacher at I 000 system. . . ••••••••• ~••••••••••••••••••• $••••••••••••••• Wayne State University's Col- GO AHEAD AND feel like Auntie Marne. Wear a The system ~as been maligned by l1'\any who. ha~e • •lege of Educallon. There is a LOS'!' CASH RETURNED not troubled' to study it, and by many who studied It helpful chapter on the First Jo Ann I\larsaek. 22418 Kram- violet fleece skirt, topped with a shocking pink pure and found it a 'means to an end It has been denounced Day of School and What Can er, St. Clair Shores: found a silk blouse. Find it at Iriing's, on the hill. This i3 by pressure groups and politicians for their own pur- Go Wrong. Another chapter National Bank of Detroit 'bank ju.st o,n'e~f the many new co-ordinated costumes you Church News tells of the Kindergarten Day I book witbJ32 enelosed on Mon- . WIll fmd ill the Sports Department on the main floor. 'poses in diBregard of the nnderlying problem, ~he eco- ' i : .and' how the kindergarten nomic' understructure and the home-owner s ,duty day. August 22., in the area of Miss Galison, buyer at Irving's, just recently jetted ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• teacher manages to keep the toward his neighbor. The broke:;:s have been accused of WOODS PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School and Bible Kercheval and Notre Dame. She . back from New York conte.nt with her shopping merry-go-round in constant mo- took it into the City police sta- judging their fellow men .. but v:hat they hav~ really, 19950 Mack Avenue' Class, 9:30 a.m. tion. Part IV deals with The In- spree. Another of her finds includes a multiple at Torrey Road tion who returned it to its prop- checled wool skirt sparked with a red jersey top been judging are the buymg habits of prospectIve pur- terplay of People; The Teacher, er owner, Charles F. Emmons, Andrew F. Rauth, Minister FIRST CHURCI~ chasers. The system never arbitrarily lumped people The Kindergarten Parent, The 8 Radnor circle, the next morn- for 35.00 .. _a gold short sleeved cashmere sweater Charles B. Kennedy, OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST into race categories as alleged by the uninformed Gen- In di v i d u a 1 Child and The ing. with matching skirt ... and lots of other two piece Assistant Minister Kerby School, 285 Kerby Road co-ordinates. Instant chic, m'dears, on Irving's main era! conduct was the chief yardstick, of acceptability to Robert L. Lucero, Sunday, 10:30 a.m. floor. selling home-owners. It is not true that the brokers used Assistant Minister How mankind today can set , .600 the rights of the home-owner and made hiB de~isions SUNDAY, September 4: 9:30 about fuUiliing the divine de- for him. The decision to sell has always rested Wlfh the Church S c h 0 0 I - Nursery LITERALLY DRIPPING with mums . . • Paselk mand for perfection will t;>eex. home-owner. It has always peen recognized that a through Primary. 9:30 Worship Florists. Little ones •.. mammoth ones ... cut plained at Christian Science Sei'vke-8ermon theme; "The broker cannot refuse an offer, because he is nnder con- service~ Sunday. flowers ... and piants. There's an nnusual variety tract to the home-owner who employs him, and is legal- Holiness of Work." of colors. , . soft, pale,. pink ones are available. The ... * ... Keynoting the, I~esson.Sermon ly Hable to him. ' entitled "Man' is the Golden mt>st. Real estate brokers aU over have been struggling TUESDAY, September 6: 7:30 Religious Education Council Text from I\Iatthew (5:48): "Be 000 with a dilemma not of their own making. The real prob- meeting. 7:30 Ste',-rardship Com- ye therefore perfect, even as EXHILARATED, WE MOVED en to the'Sign or the lem of course lies in prejudice, which is not to be co.n- mittee meeting. ' . your Father which is in heaven Mermaid. And believe us \'{hen we say you won't ...... is perfect." doned Like many oth~r huma.n fai~gs, it ~oes eXISt . rationalize: .. you~ll get out your wallet and part These comforting words of and constitutes a problem whICh all must fI~~t, par- THURSDAY, September 8: with forty dollars for the/sparkling brass and deco- ticulaHy our churches and educators. 'In devlSlng the 7:45 Chancel Choir rehearsal. encouragement from James wiII ra ted glass bar or tea cart. Cheese boards , .. 'glasses Point System. the brokers have tried to pr~tect prep- ...... be included in the Bible read- FRIDAY September 9: 10- ings (1:2-4): "My brethren, . .• chip and clip compotes .•. and beverage bottles erly values by what they considered the faIrE~st, m?st count it all joy when ye fall into are available to match. conscientious and considerate method of dealmg WIth 2:30 p:m. Detroit Presbyterial- Dr a y ton Ave. Presbyterian divers temptations; Knowing this age-old dilemma. That properly values have been th~, lhat the trying of your 000 Chur1:h. ,7:45 Adult Communi- ,ABOVE THE NATIONAL Bank Bldg., at Martha preserved in the Pointe under this system for ~he la~t cant's Class. faith worketh patience. But let 15 years cannot be denied. For this, some gratItude I~ patience have her perfect work, Lawrence, we uneal\th MORE underpinnings to cem- cerlainly due the brokers and the Property Owners that ye may be perfect and en- plement fall. fashions. One outstanding number was ST. JAMES LuTHERAN tire, wanting nothing." Association. . McMillan at Kercheval done by Trl,l-Balance' and wired for perfect separa- Among correlative passages tion ... Called the Leotard Bra with waist cincher And the manner is which the abandon;r:e?t of t~e Rev. GelJi'ge E. Kun from "Science and Health with system was forced is just as subject to cntIclsm as. IS Sylvia Miller Deacon\!ss and ,Key to the Scriptures" by Mary control. It's a long line ... light and easy to wear. the system itself. The Point 9 Ruling by Corporab?n Parish, Worker Baker Eddy this will be read: 000 and Securities Commissioner Gubow is a on~m.an e~ICt Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. One "The divine demand, 'Be ye READING DIFFICULTIES are no reflection on a service only during the sum- attempting to make the system illegal. ThIS .IS bemg therefore perfect,' is scientific. chilli's intelligence. Some with very high 1. Q.'s have' mer, 9:30 a.m. Nursery for small and the human footsteps lead- challenged in the courts and has sti~l. t? be de~Ided ..Mr. trouble with reading. E. W.Dolch, Profes!;or Emeritus Gubow has assumed powers of dectSIOn whIch nght- children. ing to perfection are indispens- able (253:32-2) ••• God requires of Education, University of blinois, in his brilliant fully belong to the Legisla~~re. ,We should have rule by POINTE METHODIST perfection, but not until the career a3 an educator has direc}ed tne successful law and not by bureaucrattc edICt. 211 )Ioross Road battle between Spirit and flesh teaching of thousands upon thousands of children Jamse D. Nixon, Pastor is fought and the victory won" EARN , THE who had reading problems. He found the ans\ver in Sunday. Sept. 4: 10 a,m, Wor- (254:6-8). a series of "learn-to-read" games, which seem to To SholV Art Of 92~Yea,..Old ship and Sennon: Church fascinate children. While' they play, they learn, School fOI Nursery through Jr. U.S. BOND SALES RISE . easily, naturally. Instead of a feeling of failure, they Mrs. Michael Hulitar fondly New York, '3an Francisco. Dept. gain confidence. Eighteen games to choose from, for known as "Cosmy" will exhibit Rome. and in Detroit's own Combined purchases of series her tempera paintings record- Artist :Market. Her works have Wednesday, Sept. 7: 8 p.m. E and H United. States' savings pre-school to 6th g\ade children. One dollar a box. ing scenes remembered from been purchased by many pri- Commission on Educa'tlon. bonds by residents of Wayne Punch and Judy Toyland. her childhood and young adult- vate collectors the world over. • • • County totaled $79,536,790 in 000 hood at the Grosse Pointe War Her paintings are the prized HIGH RATE Thursday, Sept. 8: 9:15 a.m. the fin;t. six months of this DON'T MISS THE antique china pieces now in the Memorial beginning Friday, possession of Mrs. Cornelius WSCS Executi,'c Committee. 8 year, it wa~ announced by Del- September 9. The 'so c~l1ed Vanderbilt Whitney, Mr. and p.m. Chancel Choir' rchears ,'",(, I"I,~.""," '~~"'''~'''';il~~ . , ,. . ,. ~ . <. .,..,. . , .. I - _--...... -.~ ...__ ~ __ ~_~ .__ "':"'-~ ~.L...... o..-_~_ ",,"-_. _ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1960 GROSSE POINTE' NEWS Pmber 7, at 10 a.m. aL Mrs, To George Denison Jf, Hoss lIume's home In Mea- dow lane, Christ Church Scene of Saturday' Afternoon Cere- The fall meeting Is La be held aL the Grosse Pointe War'l\1e- mony. with Reception at Country Club; modal at 8 p.m. on September Honeymooning in Ba hamas' 12. New members are to be in------iUated and there will be a me- Five attendants, preceded Barbara Louise Beam up morial program for Mrs. Laura the aisle of Christ Church Grosse Pointe Saturday after- B. Higbie, one of the founders noon when she beca'me the bride of George, Hughes of Sigma Gamma in 1904. Denison I - '.. ------.------ New Gro~se Pointe Junior I The R'€\. Erville B !vla\'-' While linen dresses sashed members: Linda Stroh, Martha I . • , " L. Gorey, Catherine Coe, Can- i nard heard the 4 a clock in pink I'elvet wilh matching stance Pal'ke, Jean Carpenter, i exchange of nuptial vows headpietes were Ilorn by the Dana MeLzen, Thayer MlIcKen- which was followed by a bridesmaids. Sarah Reid Under- hill, Jane Haldeman, Elizabeth' WOMEN'S z.le, judith Lomax, Wynn Hut- rception at the Country Smith and Elizabeth Davis. chinson, Susan Ford. Madelyn Club. Cummiskey, S a 11:v Grang~r, The bridegroom asked hi~' Laura Ford, Judy Tipton, Leslie :\n, i:'~b;oldc.'cd r.cd;:ln". "''',d I father to be hiS best man. He shJ~ dlstlng,u~shed, Lhe bride s I is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alsoli Renehard, and Margaret ~Iayer. gOI~n of IIhl~e sIlk. organdy I G. Denison of Kerby road. which was deSigned II'lth fitted Daniel Leach, Richard B. PEOPLES of Washington road bodice and very bouffant skili Jones, William :.\Iason. John W. have been vacptioning at Fred composed. of embroidered. tiers Chase .Jl'., David Dobbins anti Waring's Shawnee Inn, Shaw- o.f pale pmk organdy, She .car. John Illaire escorted guests to From Allother Pointe II Short and to nee - On - Delaware, Pa, They rled a bouquet of amazon lilies I their places In the church. have been enjoying golf on the and stephanotIS. I For her daughter's wedding . -Photo bv Beatrice Zw~an Inn's championship course. and Dorothy Josephine Beam was 1\1rs , Beam chose a gray laee of V~e,v the Pointe BARBARA LOUISE BEAM, daughter of Dr. and helping Shawnee eelebrate its her. sister's maid or honor. They sheath and corsage of brown Mrs. A. Duane Beam of Lim:oln road, and the son of Golden Anniversary this se~son. are the daughtrrs of Dr, and orchids. Mrs. Denison wore a Mr. and Mrs. Peoples also at- by Kitty Marriott OJANE CLIFFORD, daughter the Alson G. Denisons of Kerby road were married Mrs. A. Duane Beam of Lincoln blue lace sheath and w~ite or- tended the "Swing's The Thing': of DR. and MRS. JO)lN CLIF- Saturday "fternoon in Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. road. ehid corsage. '------.11 FORD or' Stevens road. and golf show produced by Shawnee The honor alendant wore a The coople are honeymoon- • Local small fry will be in the spotlight at Grosse PAT OLDS, daughter of MR. golf professional Harry Obitz. full-skirted pink linen dress ing at "Siboney," the Beam win- Europe where they spent sel'- ARD MITCHELL of Olivel, Pointe Yacht CI'lb on October 5, when they model and: MRS. FRANK OLDS, of • • • with pink velvet sash and head- tel' home in the Bahamas. Upon eral' weeks sighLseeing and vis- Mieh,. ,verI.' in the Pointe re- DR. and MRS. JOHN R. clothes for the young set in the fashion show benefit Lexmgton road, ~eturned Sun- dress. She carried pink rose- their return 'they will live in iting with .1\1R. and 'MRS. RAY- cently they spent a weekend STOPLE, of Nome, .Alaska. an- buds and white baby's breath. Cadieux load. which is being planned again this year by the Grosse: day from a seven-week ~ou~ of I\IOND BECCIO. who are now with Mrs. Mitchell's parents, nounce the August 1 birth of Pointe Symphony Society Europe e~ndu~ted by Michigan living in Milan, Italy. Mrs. Bec- a daughter. SUZANNE MARIE. , . State Umverslty. The 14 stu- DR. and MRS. LYNDLE R. SHELDEN at Manchester-bv- Shoreham road, have just re- cia is the former LINDA HUNT. MARTIN. of Middlese>.: road. 1111'S. Stople is the former Co-cr.airmen for the event are Mrs. J. Leslie Berry dents were ac~o.mpan~ed by a the-Sea, Mass, - turned from the Hidden Valley INGTON. The Martins gave a surprise an- CAR 0 L ,'\NN' COURTNEY. and Mrs. Everett Kinsey. Mrs. James C. Phelps is to be f~~;essor and vISIted nllle ccun- daughter of the EDWARD A. • • • Club at Gaylord, l\Heh. With" niversary dinner party for them, them as their guests were l\lR. hostess chairman, (the 35 committee members now . MR. and MRS. JOHN Guests were members of their COURTNEYS of Grayton road. Former Poi n t e r MRS. ... '" ... and MRS. DIAMOND T. PHIL- selling tickets will be. hostesses), and Mrs. Winfield S. ROBERT SZUCS. of Frankfort, wedding parly. The Mitchells The paternal grandparents are GEORGE A. HUGHES enter- MR. and l\'1RS. J A COB the Leonard Stoples of Royal tained with a Wednesday bridge LIPS and their ehildren, GAIL Jewell Jr., tea cha,irrnan. • Germany, announce the birth of were married two years ago in and DOUGLAS, of Radnor cir- ULMER, of Id~ lane, have just Oak. I u n c h eon. She and MR. a son. STEPHAN WILLIAM, on Grosse Pointe. cle, , Mrs. Reginald T. Murphy and Mrs. William G. returned from a trip around August 11. The baby's moLher • • • HUGHES, who now majte their Lake Superior on the Trans Buch~ger are handling reservations for the subscription is the former CAROL MAE * '" *', MR. and MRS. JAl\IES E. home in Phoenix, are at the • * • Canada Highway. The Ulmers, I K. LOVELESS, daughter of !\:IR. .I\IR. and MRS. PETER WHIT- NORTH. of Sou~hfield, Mic~. Whittier until NOI'ember. THEKLA ADLHOCH, luncheon which will precede the fashion show and tea. aecompanied by theil' three daughter of MR. and MRS. and MRS. WILLIAl\l C. LOVE- MAN have moved from Vernier announce the bIrth of their • • • * ~ .. ehildren, SANDY. CHADDIE, WILLIAM J. ADLHOCH. of LESS of Merriweather road. road to their new home in Hall third child, THOMAS COLLI.N- MRS. HARRY ESLING of Hostess for the young models is to be ¥rs. Raymond and VICKI. spent tWb weeks on Balfour road and CHRIST A l\lr. Szuo,s is with the American plaee. SON NORTH. born August 20. Kercheval avenue was golf the trip during which they MUELLER, l<'!,ughter of MR. J. Duffy Jr. Athong the youthful fashion plates will be Forces Radio Network head- Mrs. North is the former JEAN chairman Thursday for Doe Day camped' out every night in . . .. and MRS. ERNEST O. MEUL- Nancy Ruedemann, Albert D. Ruedemann III, Val~rie quartered in Frankfort. COLLINSON. daughter of 1m. at Gowanie Golf Club. MRS. provincial and state parks. They LER, of Hampton road have Dunlap, Marlena Dossin, twins Suzanne' ana Diane Home from a l\luskoka stay and MRS. LYLE C. COLLIN- ROBERT I\I1XICH of Dorthen traveled with Mr. and Mrs. • " * both r e ce n t I y. returned to Shannon, Susan Stoetzer, Anne and Martha Brown, The JOHN GROUTS of La- are MR. and MRS., GEORGE SON, of Gra'nd Marais avenue. avenUe was Doe Day chairman. Albert Abbott, of Harvard road, Paternal grandparents are the Grosse Pointe after teaching Peter and Jeffrey Putnam, Roz Moqm, Denise Duffy, Jolla, Calif.. leave this month A. PRIMEAU of Handy 'road. in Detroit, and th~ir two chil- R. E. Norths of Lincoln Park. • • • for two years for the U.S. Army for a six' week tour of Europe. Her parenls. the JOHN H . A L ICE B. SCHLAEPFER, •Chris Thumann .and Janice Clarke. . . dren...... in Germany. , When they return in October. MACKS, return to Belleair, . daughter 'of the GEORGE L. MR. and MRS. JOSEPH 'DE .. .. Young Clothes will present the juvenile fashions, .... '. Mrs. Grout'spareuts, MR. and Fla" today after spending the SCHLAEPFERS of McMillan . GRIMME of Neff lane. have while Valerie DeGalan shows fall styles for milady. MR, and MRS. MORGAN J. MRS. MAX' B: J\l:cKEE of Lake summer here. road, was O:le of 352 who re- ELIZABETH R INK E cele- SHERMAN, formerly of Grosse just returned from New York. eeived master's degrees from brated her fifth birthday Thurs. Shore road, will be in New '" • • * * * Pointe and now of Daytona • • • 0' York to meet them. the University Colorado, on day with a party on an Alice , The committee is work~ng hard toward report day, Beach, Fla., gave a party for 30 MR. and MRS. OWEN R.' The LEE BRADLEYS 11'111be Fridar. A-Jgust 26. . I in Wonderland theme for five September 12, when they will stop for a morning coffee old friends at the Grosse Pointe • * • SKELTON of Ridge road are coming In from Birmingham, .. • * young friends .. The young host- hour and make their ticket returns.in Mrs. Kinsey's Yacht Club on Friday evenin~. Stopping at the old Club this vaeationing at, Prouts Neck, Ala .. to spend the Labor Day. l\lISS JOAN VERMEULEN ess is the daughter of MR. and Bedford road home. Guests included the two dau&h- week are MRS. OSCAR L. OL- Md. weekend with DR. and MRS. J. is among the freshmen enter- MRS. ROLAND RINKE. oC ters of the Shermans and their SON, MRS. RAY WHYTE, MRS. • • • STEWART HUDSON of Loth- ing Mount Holyoke College this Barclay road. Guests were DEB. Early patronesses for the fashion show which w~ll husbands, .MR. and MRS: RICH- ALEX WRIGLEY, MRS. BERN- The EVERETT KINSEYS f I rap road. The Hudsons have fall. Thirty four states, South HIE BAKER. DONNA DYKS- i benefit the Grosse Pointe Symphony includ~ .• .' Mrs. ARD JEROME, of Rochester, ARD POWELL of Bloomfield . 0 scheduled a September 3 buf- Bedford road aecompamed MR. fet supper for their guests. America, Europe and Asia are TRA, SUSAN RINKE and LAU. J ahn M. Lesesne, MFs. Benson Ford, Mrs .. Edsel' Ford, N.Y.. and the R I C H A R D Hills, MRS. BERT CREIIIERS and MRS. LAWRENCE VER- • • • represented in the 1964 class RIE RINKE. cousins of the hon- Mrs. Henry Ford II, Mrs. John B. Ford,' Mrs. DeHull WOODS. of Grosse'Isle. Guest and MRS. ROGER HUBBARD. of 414 ~tudents. oree, and DEBBIE ADAMS. pf hMoI' at the fete was MRS. Their husbands wili join them DlER of Cloverly road to the MR. and \ MRS. GREENE Travis, Mrs. Otto Lundell, Miss Jane Doughty and Mrs. Miss Vermeulen is a graduate * ... • FREDERICK JONES, of Fisher for the long holiday weekend. Old Club for the weekend. FENLEY, JR., will leave Uni- I ' . Standish Backus. ' of Grosse Pointe High School. _MR. and ~IRS. ROBERT Ar. road, who is moving to Maeon, " '" • • * ... versity place September 6 to Her parents are Mr. and 1I1rs. KE!" aee ~smg the terrace oC SUSAN HYKES" daughter of vIsit the GREENE FEJ'.fLEYS Still more are Mesdames William H. Fries, Ferris H. Ga., to reside with her daughter, JANE PIERCE and ROBIN A'lLhony A. Vermeulen, Bal- their McKmle;y roa-d. home for the PAUL G. HYKES' of Rivard III In Old Greenwich, Conn., four road two weekend eocktall-barbecue . Fitch, Allan D. Foster, John T. Allmand, Windsor S. MRS. D. M. JOHNSON. The HARRIS spent the weekend at Shermans are leaving next week the Harbor Pointe home of the boulevard, has just returned on September.9. MR. and MRS. . '" • • par tie s. Last Saturday they Davies, Alfred W. Crabb, Joseph W; Schwartz, Ralph I E. for Northern Michigan before EMMETT E. TRACYS (If Prov- from Camp Kineowatha, Wi!- CHARLES H. HODGES JR.. of MR. and MRS. JACK GEH- were hosts to MR. and MRS. Danaher, Edward P. Hammond, Walter E. Simmons, ton, Maine where she was a Ridge road, and MRS. ROB- returning home. encal .,oad. LERT and their son GUY, of (Continued on Page 14) Harold E. Love and Maxwell R. Bates. ., ... * ••. * counselor. Susan will enter the ERT IVES of Cincinnati will . ... * * Recent vacationers at 1II0nt University of Michigan this fall. join them and the five will MR. and MRS. THOMAS C. * * * sail for Europe. Just Drop the 'W TremblaJit Lodge Club in the FOX were hosts Friday evening '" ... Laurentian Mountains of Que- . . at a cocktail buffet party in MRS. JOAN MORRISON. of Kathleen J<.:llen Sheehan will undoubtedly have MRS.' PHELPS NEWBERRY bec were the MERVIN E. HOU- their Radnor circle home hon- Hollywood avenue, and MRS. of Cloverly road left Friday to CHINS of Hareourt road and a twice the usual difficulty accustoming herself to her oring MR and !\IRS JOHN JA- LAURA DENNIS, of Brys drive, spend a week in Wayne. Pa., ' ".' '..~.>,.~.:'::.'.-~.-~~l\.,;. . . bridegroom's surname aftet their September 10 wedding !\IR. and MRS. W. H. NIVEN COBS of Littlestone road. The were among those who attended with her son and daughter-in- ~•.J._.~;"l in St. Paul's Church on the lakeshore. of Harcourt road. Jacobses with children JOHN the national convention of the law, MR. and MRS. '1'. HANDY i;~"tr'~ 'I,~jl . '" ... and JANE are moving to Hins- Marine Corps League, held ill NEWBERRY II. She will also '\"':~ ••...e.? Michael Dennis Sheean is the prospective bride- CRAIG A. SABATKE arrived dale, Ill., this weekend. Grand Rapids on August 16 to visit the junior NEWBERRYS groom ..• and the bride. elect rightly figures that it will from Camp Deerhorn. Rhine- * "' * 2~ . in Radnor, Pa .• before continu- be harder for her just to drop that "h" from 'her own knder, Wis., recently to spend I11R, and MRS. THOI\IAS D. '" '" * ing on to spend the holiday name than to make a nice abrupt change to HSmith" or a week with his grandparents, HOLLOWELL, of Ann Arbor. MR. and MRS. WESLEY J. weekend with MRS. ALLAN the FRANK L. NOAKES of announce the birth of their sec. "Jones." - McK;'nley av.enue, be~ore re- and daughLer. LYNN JOYCE, The pair's parents are the Robert D. Sheehans of turnmg to hIS home 111 Beth- born August 6. The HQllowells Moran road and the Hugh J. Sheeans of McMillan road. esda, Md. I are former Pointers. * * *. • * • KathleeQ has a~ked her sister Elizabeth Sheehan to JUDITH A. PARSONS. daugh; Friday night, DR. and l\IRS. be her honor maid. Mrs. Richaru Allor, Mrs. William tel' of, !\IR. and MR~. HENRY LYNDLE R. I\lARTIN, of Mid- ~ J+~ Heck and Mrs. Michael Fitch will be bridesmaids. C. PA~SONS of "estchester, dlesex road, ari their daughter Hugh J. Sheean Jr. will be his brother's best man. rl)ad, Will go to Augustana Col- A L ICE L Y N N E entertained leg', Rock Island, Ill., on Sep- 'th kt'l d d' . Gerald F. Fitzgerald Jr., Robert T. Taylor, Richard Allor t b 16 . WI coc al s an Inner 111 and Joseph Bianco will usher. em er . '" * "" their gardens welcoming their new neighbors, MR. and MRS. MRS. ALTON HUNTINGTON Mrs. Eimer Dice will give the spinster dinner in her WILLIAM TOElN, formerly of of McKinley avenue and her Paget court home September 1, The bridegroom's par- Milwaukee and now of West- daughter, JUDY, ha~~ just reo chester road, and MR. and MRS. (Continued on Page 13) turned from a summer tour of RICHAnD JEFFREY and son JA Y. who recently moved from ~, Preswiek road. Other neighbors at the part~' wcre I\IR. and MRS. WARRE~ TAFTON of 'West- chester !;Oad, MR. and MRS. E. C. RUPP, of Middle$ex and Mrs. 'Rupp's mother, MRS. CLARA ' BEST & OTTO. . .. . When MR. and !lIRS. RICH- 'BANDSTAND' WALK AROUND TUE CHEST th .. campus hit All furniture is not finished that just hits on the back or underside. Home above the knee eCOllomists at Michigan State University suggest ;ycu check 'lQ,95 this when shopping. especially The new, free- P'eats if you like to arrange furniture wheeling shorter s~:irf away from the wall. They add th"t we coil 'bond- that wood sealcd on both sides stond'. Box-pleoled has less chance of swelling or and Plaid shrinking. Iwee<;J .n spruce green or pllrade blue. ... creating very special effe.cts ~" Teomed with it . . • • '\ ... Famed the fu!! foshioned I ' \ .. in or out of class. Smart all for blend swell ter ~' : ' ways in machine wllshable. with crew neck,8.95 worsted of Orlan acrylic Si]es IOta 16. and viscose rayon with chic box pleats •• , demure, lace crested white collar and cuffs. Black Watch plaic! (navy and green) sizes 7 to 14, 10,95 Moil and phone orders filled Kercheval at Cadieux Grosse Pointe TU 4.1010 Dry WALTon.PIERCE GROSSE POiNTE-Kercheval Ave. near Cadievx • TUxedo 2.3700 Cleaners 1500 Van Dyko AD 1-2000 I \ •I I 4 e a & WE E 2 $ • \ • Page TwelY8 GROSSE POINTE NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1960 Society News Gathered from All of. the Pointes Marilyn Mertins Mrs. Ralph W, Johnson Mrs, John_Douglas Richie 'Mary Ann. Benham WedsRalph Johnspn Weds John Richie Couple- Speaks Vows in Epiph~ny Lutheran Church Comes from Home in Evanston to Become Bride at Followed by Rec;eption at Grosse Pointe Ceremony in St. Paul's Church; Reception Yacht qlub on Saturday Held at War Memorial., ----"-----~ Mary Ann Benham returned from Evanston, Ill., A Grosse Pointe Yacht Club reception followed the i where she and her parents, the Harold Benhams, form- Saturday evening wedding of Marilyn Mertins and Ralph ~ J. erly of Hall place, h '.~ ~.f 'r,/ . 18 KARAT sold- IS Jewela--Exclusive new Julie Thin mode1-$665 FTI •IS .. Open J,'< .;.; , witll a train/oat! ,ti CHARLES W. WAR REN & COMPANY of JEWllER~ AND SilVERSMITHS STEUBEN GLASS beautiful clotlles' 1520 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD * Detroit 26, Michil:an - Telephone WOodward 2.5158 WALTon-PIERCE 9:30 5:00 Store Hours, to KiRCHlVAL AT iT. CLAIR. GROSSE POIMT£ t THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen Woman's Page ... by, of, and for' Pointe Women ------.Constance Hamman Mrs. Robert H. Escher I Mrs. Denis B. Kearney IJane Farnam Bride Weds Robert Escher Of Denis Kearney Memorial Church Scene of Ceremony Followed by Reception at DAC; Will live in Maryland near Couple Speak Vows on August 20 in St. Paul's on the Aberdeen Proving ~rounds Lakeshore; Will Live in Los Angeles after Constanc:e Hamman and Robert Hobart Escher ex- San Francisco Honeymoon changed their marriage vows at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church with a reception following at the Detroit Ath,- Los Angeles will be the home of Jane Farnam, letie Club on August 27. ------daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Farnam of St. Paul avenue, and Denis Burkhard Kearney, of Los Angeles, Constance is the daughter A large cabbage rose held of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwin her silk illusion veil in place. who were married August 20 in St. Paul's Church on Hamman of Oxford road. She carried a bouquet of steph- the lakeshore. I Mr. Escher is the son of anotis and ivy centered with a The Rev. Fr. A. M. Fitz- flower girl. Mrs. Veeda Escher of St. white orchid. patrick of Cleveland, great-'l:'he honor attendaJ.1t wore a Johns, Mich., and Mr. Wil- The maid of honor was Marcia uncle.of the bride officiated '" .ute organz~ frock WJth a short Keller. Bridesmaids were Mari- . h'. bouffant skIrt set off by a liam Escher of Okemos, h lyn Zdrodowski, Wendy Har- at t e nuptIal rgh m.ass moss green velvet sash and Mich. ris, Mrs. Kenneth Venderbush an~ read the Papal blessmg matching head how. Her bou- The bride ('hose a wedding of Canton. 0., and Ann DUnll'ell which was bestowed on the quet was of asters in autumn gown of white silk organza de- of Kalamazoo, Mich. couple. shades. !Signed with an empire bodice The attendants wore full The bridegroom is the son Bridesmaids wore go Wn s accented by a white satin banc". skirted gowns of maize chiffon of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kear- identical to the honor maid's Rose sprays of seed pearls ac- sashed in yellow satin, small / ney of New York. but each carried a single shade cented the bodice, Large or- satin halo hats and carried yel- An embroidered silk organza of asters with sash and head ganza roses \\'ith leaves of seed low carnations, blue delphin- gown designed with scoop neck- bow to match. The flower girl, lJearls were scattered through- iums and ivy. line, bell skIrt and chape~ train wearing white embroidered 01'- out the bouffant skirt. William J. D. Escher, the was the bride's choice for her gandy, carried a basket of pink bridegroom's brother, was best wedding. and white baby asters. man. Seating the guests were A small pearl crown held her A reception was held at the Maguires Hold Robert Stemm, Stephen Jl4arsh, silk illusion vell, and she wore La.ke, Shore road home of the Daniel Woodruff, Bruce Kini, a -pearl and diamond pendant brIde s .uncle and aunt. Mr. and Fantily Reunion sel, James McGoveney, Harry which was the gift I)f the bride- Mrs. VIctor J. ~chaef~ner. White and Ray Puffer. groom. White roses and step- For. the wedding trIP to San hanotis centered by a white 01'- FranCISco. the, new Mrs. Kear- The Lochmoor b 0 u I e val' d For the wf)dding and'recep- chid formed her bouquet. ney chailged to a leaf gre.en home ,of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence tion, Mrs. Hamman wore wil- ! I E. lltaguire \\'as the scene of a low green alencon lace with -Picture by Clinedlnet Kathy Farnam was her sis-, cotton. b!'O~de sheath WIth ter's maid of honor. Brides- short flt~ed Jacket, f~rest gre~n Sunday evening suppn party at panels of chiffon accenting the -O'Connor Studio Photo Mr. Escher ~laimed CONSTANCE HAMMAN as his maids included Mary Michael accessones and white orchId which the Maguires introduced back. She rarried a spray of bride on August 27 in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. and Ann Farnam, Kathleen corsage. their new daughter-in.law to amazon lilies on her purse. The former JANE FARNAM, daughter of Dr. and Kearney of Ne\v York, Sheila ------their friends: . Mrs. Escher wore a beige Parents of the pair are the Paul Edwin Hammans of Mrs.' L. M. Farnam of St. Paul avenue, was married on Schaeffner and Kathleen Ryan The man who trusts men will David E. Maguire claimed the chiffon dress, matching acceS- Oxford road and Mrs. Veeda Escher of S1. Johns, Mich., August 21J to the son of the D; Bernard Kearneys of of San Bernardino, Calif. Jo- battle fewer mistakes than he former Madalyn Jones of Fre- sories, and a spray of pink cym- and William Escher of Okemos, Mich. anne Fitzpatrick of Berkley was who distrusts them. mont, 0., as his. bride on Aug- bidium orchids. New York. ust 12. Th6Y are making their , The newlyweds will live nelJr home in Fremont. A bel' d e e n Proving Grounds, The Magiures' son-in-law and Md.• while Mr. Escher h a sec- Wheaton G,"ads From Another Pointe of \/iew CiRO$SE POINTI: • R'R~.HCiHA~ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- ond lieutenant in the Army. neth Venderbush (Lorna Ma- Sponsor Play (Continued from Page 11) guire), who were married June CAR lUATS STOLEN 2B, are also here for a visit. Ronald Masterson of 5031 The Alumnae of Whealon I ents ha,'e scheduled the rehearsal dinner at the Whittier 'rhey have spent the summer Pennsylvania, Detroit, person- College, Norton, Mass., are I 011 September 8. In Canton, N.Y., where Mr. Ven- ally reported to Farms police sponsoring the opening night Previous parties for the bride.elect include a buffet derbush was dean of men at st. on Saturday, August 13, that performance of Sir Cedric supper and personal shower at which Mesd',mes Heck L a II' l' e n c e University. Next someone. stole the rubber floor Hard~vicke and Gertrude Berg and Allor were hostess~s; ~ kitchen s~ower given by month they will go to Ohio mats from his car while it was I State University where he will parked in front of the Punc1J in "Majority of One" at the i ~Irs. Robert Calver of Blrmmgham; a dmner party and complete work on his doctorate. and Judy Theater, Shubeli Theater Monday eve- lmen shower at, which Mrs. Phillip Skillman, Mrs. WiI. ning, September 5.' Ham Tenbusch and Ceeelia Sheean entertained itl the Among the Grosse Pointers Fisher road home of Mrs. Skillman. who plan to help the Wheaton The couple were feted at an August 20 pool party Scholarship Fund by attending and barbecue in the Franklin home of the David Wirths ar~ Mrs. George V. N. Lothrop, and on August 26 at a bar shower given by Mr. and Mrs. "IF IT'S WORTH INSURING-- of Provencal road, Mr. and Mrs. 1\lichael Fitch. Curtis Mower of Roosevelt • .• • 'place, ,Mr. and Mrs. Piero Wh Th ' P'I . INSURE IT TO PROPER VALUE" Grossi of Cloverly road, MI:. at ey re annlng , and Mrs. Augustus Ledyard of J P . d M I' dB' Lachmoor boulevard with Alice ane errce an e III a ryan, who made therr and Skip, Mr. and Mrs. John bows to society last Christmas season, will be honored on Kyle Worley' of Merriweather September 7. Mrs. Charles Dodenhoff has invited the road with Jeanne and Donald, 1959 Christmas time debs to a luncheon in her Vendome ARTHUR J. ROHDE Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bower of road home honoring the two lasses. AJ'D OOMPAJ'T. Bedford road, Mrs. Otto Hofman J . h .. . of Harcourt road Mr and Mrs ane IS t e daughter of the Robert T. B. P~lrces of 1:lI1e, and 1\11'. a~d Mrs. Har~ Lincoln road. Melinda's parents are MI. and Mrs. William ;INS URANO E Stutt of Doyle court. Wilson Bryan of Hamilton Court. Anyone wishing to purchase Some of the collegians who have been invited to 2711 East Jefferson, Detroit 7, Mi!=h. 10 7.6100 tickets for this performance of gather fot the luncheon visit before returning 'to their "Majority of One" may contact respective schools are Krys Glancy, Margaret Good. Mrs. Lothrop at TU 1-6641 or enough, Charlotte Ford, Beverly Chalmers, Judy Knaggs, Mrs. Worley at TU 2-3655. Jane Rueger, Lynn Ternes, Ruth Roby and Suzanne Phelps. MARGARET RICE'S .Exira Pins! 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'be_ • c asc aasss Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1960 Society Ne'ws Gathered from All of the Pointes Nuptial Vows Said Mrs. James Robert Prince Mrs. Arthur 0, Proefke Proefke-Lancaster By Judith Wilson Nuptial Vows Said Becomes Bride of James Robert Prince at Ceremony in Two Pointe Families United by Ceremony Saturday St. James Lutheran Church on Saturday, August 27 Evening in Woods Presbyterian Church with Judith Ellen Wilson, daughter of M1'. and Mrs. Rev. Rauth Officiating Walter A. Wilson of Fisher road, became the bride of James Robert Prince on Saturday in St. James Lutheran A wedding trip to Boothbay Harbor, Me., followed Church. ---., the Saturday evening wedding of Karen Loraine Lan- Mr. Prince is the son of I Daniel Follis and Mark Wilson, caster and Arthur Otto Proefke in Grosse Pointe Wood!! Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G.! brother of the bride. " Presbyterian Church. I Prince of Broadstone road, I For her daug1ltel"s \~'eddl~lg i Rev. Andrew Rauth offi- and Mrs. Lawrence A. Pl'oefke ('i~terlll.t the 7~~O p.m gerv- of E, Ida I.ane, asked Gerald Th" oli"" dwse II udlid 1\lr~ Wl1~(ln ~h(l "FAST!DIOUS PATIENT" the Children's Thea're.' The Though in no way does the The WILLIAM P. CLARKS rr.======::::::::1 Children's Theatre pretend" to will join Detroit Boat clubbers have returned to DevonshJre I young. people are usually di- road after vacationing at Hld- ' vided into three groups - be- train professionals or act as a a( a Tri.Club College Send.Off ginning, apprentice and ad- theatrical agency, the fact re- Dal1ce Friday, September 9. den Valley wilh their children, 6~..A ~ BILLY, CHRISTINE and MAR- •. vanced. They study voice cuI. mail'S that radio, television and I movIe coinpanys are constantly Mrs. Curtis V. Mower Is lLYN. . atne pn ture. diction. pantomine, char- chairman for the semi-formal cornIng to Its doors to enlist acterization. lighting, make up, party which will be followed by the services of competent . SCHOOL 'OF THE DANCE sou'nd effects and gehl'ral stage a midnight supper. Mrs. Edwin craft. For the younger ones, young performers. Many a Children's'Theatre member has J. O'Connelf is junior activities Creative Drama in developed chairman. from well known stories, Danc- found his week-end or summer Committee members include CARPETS and FALL TERM ing and singing are coordinated proCltable • highlighted by ap- Mesdames Paul G. Hykes, Earl in many of their productions. pearances at Northland Play- G. Meyer, Roy C. Jenkins. John NEW CLASSES SEPT. 6 A semestH wiLl the Ch.il- house, with loeal movie con- B. Gray and Peter C. Tainsh. RUGS BOUND dren's Theatre lHsts 15 weeks cerns, and even on nalional durIng \vhich 30 hours of' in- radio anp.\elevision shows. The TODDLERS WILL TASTE IT C REGISTER NOW ..• for Ballet - Toe - Character struction are offered on Satur- Grosse Pointe Chlldren's The- atre Is affiliated ....-jth the Na- Children are expl())'(~rs and .4S ~:~d days plus rehearsal alld play tional Children's Theatre As- like to taste anything they find. Modern Jazz - Tap - ,Acrobatic prodllction time for a' total fee FAST SERVICE 01 $36. sociatlonand has velj; high They may sample aeplrin. laxa- standards. tives, sedatives, rubbing alcohol. Small productions ~re given Special Pre.School Classes! II the Center where claST.work liniment, furniture polish, paint McCOY & SONS Is done and where' sets are con- Half of all new TB cases and insecticides. Home econo- structed in the g;.rage. For caught by people under 451 mists at Michigan State Unlv~r- CARPET COMPANY their mO.e ambitious under- years old. sity suggest par'ints take special 16600 HARPER Corner KENSINGTON precautions to store hannful OPEN THURS. AND FRL materials out of baby's reach. UNTIL 8:30 P.l\l. TUxedo 5-7703 TUxedo 5.3638 14301 r. WARREN Fifty years ago, tuberculosis Corner Lakewood PERMANENTS killed more people than any other disease. Today, It's out. VA 2.4100 Ehjov luxury of a truly ranked by 11 other dlseases- the but still kills thousands. PUBLIC AUCTION finO!permllnent in the nearest thinq to n/lturally wavy ~airl Sale Beginning Specializing in ,Tues., Sept. 6 Teen Age Haircutting • Color Tipping Afternoon 1 p.m, - Evening 8 O'clock • Color Tints . also • Silver Blonding I Wed., Sept. 7, Evening 8 o'clock Our own prOCess of bleaching, frosting and tipping. Collection of fine furniture and art objets I Robelle Beauty Salon removed from a I, r 9027 Mack lit 7 Mile Road . TU 4.1130 II Open Thursday and Friday Evenin!;, CHICAGO BLVD. APT. I _. CUSTOMER FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE We are ~elling a fine pair of love seats, sofas, bed- room suites, dining room suite, dinette set, wrought iron set, mahogany desk. t.9ble lamps and chairs. Do you want to sell AMONG THE. TREES $22,900 , Your Grosse Pointe hou.slI 'fine' Marble and bronze statuar)', Lustre lamps, Conveniently located as to schools. Catholic church, shopping facilities, and bus ? set of l-imoge nishe!ll crystal, punch bowl, line. Living room (11'8" x 20'l0")-Dining- room (11'2" x 12'2") - Flimily room cut glass, service pl(ltes, ivory minintures, Clocks (pin~ panelled-I 2'5" x 13'8") Comhined Breakfast room and Kitchen-Three Work Corled for and Delivered Bedrooms (10'8" x 17'4"), (10'.2" x 12'), ,7'9" x 12'2"). One Bath. Built 1941 'collection of ...teills. CALL A MAN Free Estim/ltes Excellent condition. Gas A. C. heat. Shown hy appointment. fi"'nt Silvor ....ellr, p/lintings, oriental rugs. On view now: MAXON BROTHERS,lno, ------_.- We Have Many Of her Grosse Po;nfe Houses Sales conducted by Our system ot photographs and small .floor .plans .cQr"l • shorten time-consuming period of preliminary inspections He is experienced. We hove '14 full-time Du Mouchelle men with a totol of over 200 yeors of rea! ART GALLERIES CO. -... co. esiote experi~nces over 150 yeors with Deal with 409 E. JEFFE~SON Moxon. Brothers. 15233 Kercheval at Beaconsfield Tuxedo 2-6000 ,1.ewren'l F. DuMouchelle. Appraiser and liquidator VA 1-6257 ______T_u_l(_e_d_o_2~~ For Information Coli WO 3.6255 I, THURSDA Vi SEPTEMBER I, 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe Women No cause more frequently The University of Michigan Marion DeKeyser Mrs, David Wendell Baal produces bashfulness than too is one of the top four U.S. Miss Blair Bride high an opinion of Our own universities in volume or. re- Importance. search supported by the De- Weds David Baal Of Dr. CG. Liddle -Samuel Johnson 1 fense Department. I I' Couple Speak Vows at Saturday Afternoon Ceremony Beverly Jean Blair, daughter Lade and Walter E, Thill. I in Christ Church; Trip to Florida Follows of the Gcorge W. Blairs of For her daughter's wedding Hollywood road, was married and rcception which followed I' J{eception at Bride's Home Saturday in Lake Shore Presby- in the church fellowship hall. Marian Joan DeKeyser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. terian Church in St. Clair Mrs. Blair wore a beige silk M~urice H. DeKeyser of La~land avenue, beeame the Shores to Dr. Charles G. Liddle, sheath with matching aeces- son of Mrs. Leona Liddle and sories, Mrs. Liddle a pink em- brIde of David Wendell Baal at 3 o'clock rites Saturday the late Mr, Liddle. broidered silk sheath, Their afternoon in Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. For her marriage the bride flowers wel'e white gardenias, • A garden reception fol------wore a nylon organdy gown For the' wedding trip to lowed at the home of the I chapeau in deeper shade of with a portrait neckline of Northern Michigan the bride bride's parents. ThE' couple hille, anll (lttH('hl'd amazon lilies I ch;;r,till~' laCe. Her iinge.lliP vdl I ',':orc a gor:'.)'"-n.d...:hite suit '.:::t!1 are honeymooning in Pom- to her purse. I of illusion was held by a crown black accessories. pano Beach, Fla. Arthur Szliter served as best trimmed with seed pearls. She I FAI-JL A white silk organza gown man for the bridegroom, wuose I carried a bouquet of stephan- TIRE, WHEEL STOLEN trimmed with alencon lace the parents are Mr. and Mr!', Louis otis, white rosebuds and ivy. Philip H. Dawson~ of 323 1960 - skirt falling into a chapel t'rain, Baal of Bringard drive, Nancy Wimmer was her sis- Touraine road, told Farms po- was worn by the bride who Roberl Allan, John Rosecrans ter's IT',atron of honor and Eliza- J.:cemen that a tire and' wheel carried a bouquet of a:Uuzon and Don~ld DeKeyser, brother beth Imrie her bridesmaid. The had been stolen fl'om his sta- .~~fthw~~~' lilies, stephonotis and ivy. of the bnde, ushered. attendants wore white and lime lion wagon while it was parked SaUie Anderson was maid of green organdy dresses with in front of his home Wednes- " LICENSE ALLERGY honor. Mrs. Donald DeKeyser, malching accessories. They car- day night, July 20. Farms police Whether you run an IBM maehine .~ .sister-in-law of the bride; Mrs. Sgt. Foster Mauck and Pa- ried white carnations and ivy. had the missing tire and wheel ~ or a washing machine, frequent coffe~ ., Dennis Smith and Linda Larsen trolman George Brack ticketed Best man was Lowell P. in the station. They had been houses or hotoou.ses, write blank were bridesmaids. Lena Martin, of 311 Leicester, Malmquist. Ushers in c 1u d e d turned in by !lIrs. George E. verse or sign blank checks, you'll feel The attendents were in soft Detroit, for driving without Robert C. Lowrie, Raymond O. Cartmill. of 333 Toul'ainc, who like Columbus when you explore the ) blue silk organza frocks, and ever acquiring a driver's license Wimmer, Denward W. Lohr, Ed- found them on the north side they carried bouquets of white on Sunday, August 14. She was mund C. Vance, Richard M. of her house. Village Store this Fall You'll dill- ~' gladioli and ivy. driving on Kercheval between eoveranewworldofclothesculled /' ;., Continuing the blue color Cadieux and St. .Clair avenues. from the far corners ofthe earth by "--.'.::;.:.:...-,~.~""t' =:'.!; ....: io;. -:-:. ~J~ '1t." "-'\:: , licheme for the wedding, Mrs. our intreped explorer-bujen. DeKeyser donned a p"ale blue BEER STOLEN -= You'n diSC{)ver through our ex- silk organza sheath touched Albert Loest of 922 Brys The son of the Louis Baals of .Bringard drive with chantilly lace and match- pert salespeople-guides tha, drive, complained to Woods po- claimed MARIAN 'JOAN DeKEYSER as his bride ing shoes and hat. Wbite ama- hidden treasure ••• YOW' lice on Monday. August 15, August 27 in Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. Mr. and 'Zon lilies topped hel' small that someone entered bis ga- individual fashion look. The, clutch bag, rage and stole a case of beer Mrs. Maurice H. DeKeyser of Lakeland avenue are will help you col.leai and put The bridegroom's mot her stored there. He said the ga- tpe bride's parents. together a wardrobe from the Wore a blue silk organza sheath. rage door was unlocked. vast geogl,'aphy of Fall clothes which is righ ton ly for you. No Cookie cutter Mrs. Charles G. Lidd Ie conformity or prepackaged super- market shopping for you. Clothes are not carrots. You'll discover how easy and pleasant it is to browse through the Village Store. All your fashion wishes on one' floor exhibited amid the antiques and gewgaws of yester- ~%~ year. One 8lI:pert guide will lead y~ through the landscape of Fall. Plan your visit now. Leave your war&obe tt~ ~ih.Q itinerary to us.. l f!7~flUe [, ,~ I. )tIN:&: CLIMB TO YODELLAND in grey suede. Lederhosen ••• in mother and daugh- ter silver buttoned shepherd's As manufacturing furriers. " . making ,sweater jackets in purl knit or our coats; stoles and jaekets on our shl'unken wool. Wear your lodencoat premises 'we are .able to offer you full length or mid-length. Paek a values that cannot be. duplicated elsewhere. And our reputation as one Yelour hat and brush pin. of America's leading stylists assures you exquisitely beautiful fur designs. &0 MAN GO in YOW" knee Come •• , see our new collection ••• skimming skirt with a jazz iunic of '.: ready to-try-on. doeskin cotlon. Be the first to wear Jmjckers or urchin pants. Wow them with a !'artender shirt ita neckhand Mf.BS stud-fastened as is the dund.., di~. Wear your plUlts m aqliks W8Jf ",. _ try a culotte. (;RUlSE TO THE BRITISH ISLES in a kbt The former BEVERLY JEAN BLAIR, daughter of with a matching tartun trimmed ~~1 MtISH TO Flmeign lands in a J Hoople hat and Ulak boots. Carry a muff, mitten or bag in funny bunny ••• leopard bunny, cllinchiHa bunny, fOlll: bwm.y or bmmy.bunny. Schooltime~ u. S. A. FLY TO THE STATE OF CAPEZIO .. " a m!ldder place )'Otl've never been. The people wear \ t, nothing but shoes like the SKIT'I'ER, ••. at the fiat with the Squared off toe, The JocobsGns mudguard pump, the graillY- leaihered stacked heeled square ~nt pump, skimmers in matching to V.S. c1othe-s,plaids and prin'ts, and &Orne- t,imes the pony skin pump. Attention all college girls! Meet WALK TO WOOLLYLAND your fashion advisors who will di- ~" in a waUpaper print handscreenad rect your selection of a sure-fire shetland or irish fisherman knit. .. winning school wardrobe. Never You'll be warm in a rough &; tumble have ,there been such sel)sational hooded or cowl necked oversized and colors; versatile fabrics! overlong pullover. Pack: a light and fuu;y mohair or camel's hair sweater, BARBARA BE~~CHBACK DOLl,Y BY-AM Style Show MarygrOl'c Slred1J,.;!!r &y,lote gt q;i4M~ fJl,4? flJIOM Friday, September 2 1': 14tlar;e ,. v,y0Wt~1f. . St. Clair Room lot Resetvations only -Tile oboP.? ~gUC! ir b«t a d'rlHnlf &preiai. yew m~}~ want to ta~ Ih~ u1Oll1Jd Me UXlr/ti (OU'. ANN CROWF.NWETH ,JF.AN JlUTCIIINSON the Eastern Mich. Eastern Aficb. Informal'modeling every day "i~l~~esto~8 12 noon to 4 p.m. GROSSE PTE. BIRMINGHAM SAGINAW ANN ARBOR GR~SEm. BIRMlmAM S~6INAW ANNmOl TU H180.A.££- MI_ HlOO Pl 2:5797 NO 5-6682 11 _~_ T1IH 1III Ml HIOO Pl 2-S791 NO H6U 11 10 u 10 11 --.; •• " ...... __ I'IU, .... - - ...... J"., _ M .. • we « ea •• , . a a = • SI Page Sixteen G'R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W 5 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER', 1960 r I r I • I I YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Unes To Serve YOII Quickly CALL TUx~do 2..6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESQAY' 4A-HElP WANTED 6-FOR RENT- 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT 8-ARTICLE~ FOR SALE 8-AR'f'ICUs.. FOR SAU CLASSIFIED RATES (Domestic) (Unfurnished' II-AUTOS FOR SALE 13-REAL ESTATE GROSSE Pointe Park, private REBUILT portable Singer sew- CHINA Gossamer by Pickard, GARAGE-KEPT '57 Chevrolet FOR SALE Ch/lrge Ads.12 words for $ J .00 HOUSEKEEPER, live in. Re. GROSSE POINTE PARK, 1048 home, 3rd floor. twin' bed- ing machine, good condition, 2 place settings. PRescott convertible. Very clean, 37.000 Cash Ads-12 words for 90c cent reliable references. TU Maryland. Close Jefferson. room and. bath, $20 per week. $35. Girl's navy boy coat, 2-6&26, miles. Power brakes, steer- WESTCH'F,sTER, attractive 5- 1-8876. Five room lower. includes IDc eoch edditionol word Gar age optional. TUxedo size 12, $12. TUxedo 1-5'(.29. ing, windows. New white- bedroom En g lis h Manor heat, water, garage. VAlley 2-0028. PORCH furniture, 7 pieces, walls. TUxedo 4.6226, house. Walking distance to Coil HOUSEKEEPER, Light house- 1-9389, DELUXE {'hrome breakfast set, Rattan, $25. TUxedo 4-5115, park and schools. Solid con. work and some cooking. Five NEAR the "HilL" Large room old rose, 36"x48" glass toP. TUXEDO) 2.6900 12-AUTOS WANTED struction, built in 1938. No days, stay.in one Or two GROSSE rolnte, 416 Cadieux- for lady. TUxedo 1-9738. 6 matching chairs in compli- FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT - radiators. 3 Trunk lines nights. Call Mr. Allen, TRin. 3 bedroom upper, $150. In. Sereeps, all types, grates, mentary' aqua. TUxedo 4-3800 HIGHEST prices paid for late ELFORD CT. 4 bedrooms; 2 LINER STATIONS ity 5.1221 or TUxedo 2.7870. quire 414 Cadi~ux. CHANDLER PARK - Morass. andirons, tools. -See display days. model cars. All makes. Tom baths. 2 bedrooms being on Room or share home with at SMITH. MA'ITHEWS, CUNNINGHAM DRUGS RIVARD near Mack,S room up- Dinner, at O'Leary Cadillac, 1st floor. Must be seen to be 15941 K~rcheval at Notte Dame S-Situations Wanted lady. CalI after 6, TUxedo 4 P.OSTER mahogany bedl]oom. 6640 Charlevoix Ave. WA TU 11-9698 per. No children or pets. Call 4-7738. 17153 East Jefferson, TUx. appreciated. Star of the Sea VErmont 5-2716. 2-7155. HARKNE~ PHARMACY LAMPS' evenings only. TUxedo 5-5576. edo 5-1200. parish. L.ustom-made I amp shades EMPLOYED lady. '''Farms'' nr. 20~13 Mad, Ave et Lochmoo; TRADE-IN sefas and chalr5, E .:JEFFERSON AYE. Fo.: tho..;.:, 'l'tl 4-3100 made and recovered in my ST. CLAHE PAHISH - 5.room bus lines, Gar age, kitchen AU in nice condition. Rea- BOYS' ::!ll"blu~ and silver Cor. 12A-BOATS AND vette Schwinn bicycle. Like MOTORS who like aetivity and con- home, will pick up. upper income, gas heat, work- privileges. Call after 6. TUx- son~bly, priced. Van Furni. NEWS SALES STATIOl'IS new. $35. VA 3-0357. venIence - here's an ideal ing couple. No pels. TUxedo edo 2-5317, ture, 13230 Harper. DOWNTOWN AREA TUxedo 4-6511 home wIth a bedroom on the 2-9132. 38" 3 SPEED Westinghouse OWENS 21-foot inboard cruiser, Grand Circus Park news Stand NURSES available, practical 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT BASSINET, bathlnette, car seat, range. Automatic oven clock. 1953, galley, head, $1,500. TU 1st ~Ioor and 2 on the 2nd, Majestic Bldg News !,tand 488 NEFF ROAD - Attrac- and companion, State licensed 2 baby cilrrylng chairs, in- timer. Good condition, $35. 1-5853.. ANN BEDFORD GOODIIIAN E. JEFFERSON TO CITV L1Mm tive upper flat. 3 bedrooms, 2 OFFICE SPACE a vall a b 1e. Alden Park Manor and bonded. Suburban Nurs- fant's baby clothing. Screened New 15" and 16" K Zildjian TU 5-6063 LO 7-4706 Camerons G!ft 8hop. Wayburn ing Agency. )Unkirk 2-0488. baths, gas heat. $175 per mo. Grosse Pointe's finest busi. plastic baby bed, portable. b 0 OWENS 27' 1956 Express JOHN S. GOODMAN & Jeff . Tuxedo 5.1459. ness location. Tracy Building .. Maternity clothes. sizes 11-12.. cym als, $3 . Tl!:xedo 1-6507. Cruiser 2-96 H.P. engines, Park Drug., City Ltmlb BABY SITTERS: Licensrd and 128 K e r c h e val. TUxedo Camera tripods and flash re- BOY'S SUIT, blue charcoal silk fully equipped, in new condl. GROSSE POINTE PARK bonden child care ~ervice, by GROSSE POINTE area. 2 bed. 1-5007. tion with only 100 hours GROSSE POINTE PARK MUler Pharmacy. Wayburn and room upper, heat furnished, flectors, record eabinet. 3 ma- finish, size 16, practically Berkshire, 726; open daily, Kerche\'al hcur. day or week. THE SIT- hogany tables. Man's lounge new. Reasoljlable. TUx e do service .. $11,000 boat priced EuUlvan Pharmacy, Beaconsfleld TERS CLUB. PReseott 7-03'17. $110. LAkeview 1.5007, PR- OFFICE or studio, heated, East at $5,100 for quick sale, TUx. new Monterey Colonial, 4 and Kercheval escott 6.078'1. Jefferson at Maryland. VAl. chair and footstool. 1 large 1-7326. bedrooms, 4 baths, famlly Wesson Drugs, on CharlevolJr Av. edo 4-5278. SECRETARIAL SERVICE ley 1-7710. card table. Chlld's solid maple room, utility room, unusual GROSSE POI NTE CITY VERIFAX COPIES GROSSE POINTE WOODS - desk, straight chair, king size SA-OFFICE' EQuiPMENT SAILBOAT-18.ft. cabin sloop. kitchen. Knopp's Pharmacy. Notte Dame INDIVIDUAL offices for rent. hassoek. Large mahogany pie- and Kercheval Addressing and Mailing Service Modern upper near Mack; 2 FOR SALE $425. TUxedo 4-6428. BY BUILDER AND OWNER Cunnlngharns Drugs. Notre Dame bedrooms, natural fireplace, Air conditioned, $40-$60 per ture frame, 2 pictures, chair and Kercheval .TELEPHONE SERVICE TYPEWRITERS. and add i n g divided basement, gas heat. month. 20229 Mack. Call TV frame, 2 floor lamps. TUxedo CHRIS-CRAFT Sea Skiff, 30 ft., ROBERT E. SCHULTZ Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Emergency calls taken for machines, new, rebuilt, Rea- and Kercheval . Park p r i viI e g e s. Garage. 1.6200. 2.72;J2. flush deck. Twin 95 h.p. en- professional persons. sonable prices. National Of- VA 1-5~51 VA 1-9389 GROSSE POIN 1E FARMS Adults only. No pets, $150. ROSEMARY GANT TU 4-3930 fice Equipment. 16833 Harper gines. Custom bulIf1;;56. Will Trall Pharmacy. Kercheval on TUxedo 4-6991. 6G-STORE FOR RENT RUGS: 9 x 12, $30; 9x15, $35. the HIll Never used. G.E. vacuum, $20. at Btshop. TUxedo 1-7130. sacrifice. TUxedo '.~-2003. NEWLY COMPLETED Farms Drugs. Fisher Rd, and GROSSE POINTE'S OWN CLEAN beautiful store approx- DEEPLANDS' Kercheval ST. PAUL, near shopping cen. Some hooked rug s. TV. CHRIS-CRAFT 240ft. Flying SECRETARIAL SERVICES imately 30 'by 70 feet, large CORNER THORNTREE Schettlers DrUgs. Fisher Rd. and ter, 5 room lower flat. Heat 1-1553. 9-AR.TICLES WANTED Bridge dinette cruiser, 95 OFFERING ... display window. Present ten- Charming early American 11,2 Mack and ?-Mlle furnished, $125. Call TUxedo h.p., 6V and !lOV wired. Navy Jri':::.:r'D~gS, • Telephone answering WURLITZER piano, mahogany, BOOKS purchased for cash. story, designed for gracIous 5-7719 after 6 p.m. ant leaving for California. Vi- top and enclosIng canvas. W~dS Crugs Center. Mack and • Silk screen process excellent condition, $400. Call Entire libraries or fine single family living. First floor has cinity 8 Mile' Road on Mack Extra equipment. In eommis- Bournemoutl:l (7 Mile Rd.) . • Thermo-fax from 9 to 5. WOodward items. Midwest Book Sli'rv. ALTER ROAD, south of Jeffer- Ave. Grosse Pointe Woods. sion. Surveyed one year ago. master bedroom suite, laundry GROSSE. POINTE WOODS • Addressing - Mailing son-Modern brick upper 5- Call landlord evenings, TUx- 3-7368; after .6 TUxedo 2-6749. ice, 4301 Kensington, TV room. Second floor has 3 more Grosse Pointe Pharmacy. Mack , Must sell. Reasonable. TUx- and Huntington • Notary Public room flat. Electric stove and edo 5-7495'1 . 5-2450. bedrooms and. 2 baths. Open CARPETING, grey wool, living, edo 1-6343. Harkness Pharmacy. Mack and refrigerator. Landscape serv- daily 3 to 6',TU 1-5853. Lochmoor WRIGHT-IDEAS dining room and hall. TUxedo Bow...:d Johnsons, Mack and II. ice. Adults. $135. Valley 7-W/iNTED TO. RENT '53 CENTURY Resorter, 18 ft. 643 Notre Dame 'I'll. 2-6034 4-6241. WANTED Mile 2-6611. 105 H,P. 225 hours. Excellent 1705 HAMPTON, Grosse Pointe Goronflo, Mack and AnIta GROSSE POINTE businessman t OLD CLOTHING condition. Well' 129, Farms 'Woods. Briek Cape Cod. Arnolds Drug. Mack and Haw- -HOMES trimmed and painted. HARCOURT 887, upper 5 room and son wish to share home DINING room set, 9 piece ma- thorne Window glazing and caulk- hogany, table pads, extra BEST PRICES PAID Pier. TUxedo 1-3481. Sleek modern interior. Lot Bob's Drugs, Mack and Roslyn flat, available September 10. or apartment in Pointe. Best 180' deep, ing. VAlley 1.4127. Tiled kitchen, built-in dress- references. Call evenings, leaf. Excellent condition, CETROn AREA FOR MEN'S SUITS 21 FT. sloop, 5 H.P. motor. Da- LOW DOWN PAYMENT Briggs Drug Store, Mack and ing ta!Jle in bath, large clo,~. TUxedo 4.8868. $150. TUxedo 5-5145. cron sails. Loaded with ex- TouraIne . TOPCOA T~ AND SHOES TU. 4-4219. Open Thursday, Ilanltl Medlcal.Servlce Pharmacy YOUR GIRL FRIDAY ets, 2 car garage. $200. Open. tra~. Completely refinished' 3- OR 4-ROOM' upper, Grosse CONN trumpet, little used, $85. TUlsa 3-1872 Saturday, Sunday 1 to 6. Mack and Moran Secretarial Service VAlley 1-9826. this year, $850. P,hone TUx- Blue Cross Drugs, Mac1t and Ne,U Pointe. Modern, clean, nice Call VAlley 2-1312. A telephone call will bring us Blu~ HIll Pharmacy, Mack and sharp silk screen edo 2-2710. LOWER FLAT. 5 rooms, location, near transportation, to you immediately GRAYTON ROAD com- HOLLYWOOD bed, new condi. D~g;shfr~ Drugs, Mack and MIMEOGRAPHING pletely remodel~d. Refriger- shopping. TUxedo 2-8'll9. tion, $35. 21" RCA table WANTED: 'Jining room and CHRIS-CRAFT 24' c r u i s e r. Near Kercheval - Attractive Detonshire ator, electric stove, combina- L & L Phsrmacy. Mack and l3ea. Mrs. Colemiln TU 4-6442 model TV,' swivel base, per. . bedroom furniture. Stove and S 1e e p s 4. Stand-up head. white Dutch cQlonial, 3 bed. consfleld tion washer & dryer. Heated. YOUNG married Henry Ford feet condition, $65. 850 South refrigerator. VAlley 1-1793. Complete gall e y. TUxedo rooms, 1 bath. Near every- Colony Patent Medicine, 15645 NURSING sick or invalid. Day Adults only. 477 st C.lair, Hospital resident physician Mack desires garage type apart- Oxford. TUxedo 4-5278. 4-2586, Well 33, Michigan thing. Private sale. $21,900. or night. Available. Refer- TUxedo 2-3091. , Harbor. TUxedo 5-7367. 51 CLAIR SHORES ment or similar accommoda- BOOKS bought in any quan. Arnold Drugs, Marter Rd. and ences. TUxedo 2-9491, WANTED: Dining room suite, tity. Entire libraries, book. LOWER FLAT, 3 bedrooms, 1Y.! tions. in Grosse Pointe area. J'efferson preferably with 8 or more cases, art objects.Mrs, B. C.' 9'3" Fiberglass sailing dinghy. baths. 865 Harcourt. VAlley Call after 7 p.m. TRinity SA-SITUATIONS WANTED cnairs. MIdwest 6.8854. Rea dacron sail. Aluminum WALTER, H. MAST CO, 3-1403. 5-2900 Extension 250. Claes, 1670 Leverette, WO I-PUBLIC NOTrCE DOMESTIC 3.4267. mast, r u d de r, centerboard. OFFERS A NEW HOME 9x14' WOOL LEE'S green car. LOWER 4 or 5 room flat or Used t wi c e, $295. TUxedo 66 FAIRFORD CITROEN CARS, Monaco Mo. EXPERIENCED 'Swedish lady ALTER, 264 - 3 nedroom du- pet with pad. Almost new, income by working couple in 2-7201. White and grey, '3 bedroom tors. LOrain 8.4340. Detroit's wants cleaning, ironing. Ref_plex, Open Sunday, 2-5 p,m. make offer, TUxedo 4-6986, POSITIVELY HIGHEST Grosse Pointe Park. VAlley ranch in the first bloek off only authorized dealer. erences. Call after 5. TUxedo $125. TUxedo 2-0028. PRICES PAID 13-REAL ESTATE 4-1135. LADY'S dresses, suits. Sizes Lakeshore. Family room. ter- 2-70113. UPPER income. Alter Road 12 to 14. PRescott 5.7116 For Furniture ~nd FOR SALE race. Open daily 2 to 5, $55,000. lA-PERSONALS .south of Jefferson. 3 large RESPONSIBLE bachelor, 29, de- after 4. GOOD cleaner and ironer w!lnts Applionces. WINDMILL POINTE - 6-bed- TU 2-1400 CONVALESCENT or elderly weekly 'york. No nights. 9 rooms, plus paneled den. sires_ to share home or apart- , VA1Iey 1-7915. "I Piece or 0 Houseful." room, 3.bath, colonia1, large person to share home. Re- a.m.-4 p.m. A-I references. ment. Have own furnishings. NEW Peruvian hand-woven wall corner lot, 3-ear garage, base- Reply Box S.100, Grosse hanging, brown and gray ,PRescott 5-5733 ceive Registered Nurse super- WAlnut 1.4773. UPPER 5 rooms, sun deck. ga- ment. rec. with built.in bar ALLARD, 1725 vision. PRescott 6-6596. Pte. News. ' , tones, 10'x9', $200. Particu- USED "Irish Mail" in good con- DEPENDABLE woman wants rage, Dishm~ster, drapes, and lavatory. Immediate oc- An unusually large 3-bedroom separate furnace. Adults. larly effective with contem- q,ition. Service club desires cupancy. 0 II' n e r, VAlley 2A-MUSICAL babysitting days. No nights. 7B-ROOM ANIO BOARD colonial. Dream kitchen, main $1~0. TUxedo 5.0157. pl)rary an9 modern decor. same for reconditioning for 1-3318. floor. lavatory, screened terrace. INSTRUCTION WAlnut 3.2022. INVALID or elderly person, Rex, LOrain 7-1900. severely handicapped young- paneled basement, walk-around EXPERIENCED woman wishes 6A-FOR RENT FURNISHeD ster. Call. TU 5-0828. 44 LAKECREST Lane-4 bed. ALL TEACHERS' professional Room, board, good care, nurs- THICK floral Axminster carpet, .ittic. 4lh%, mortgage.' Immedi- laundry work in her own rooms, family room, swim- mu.;icians. Piano, guitar, ac- WIDOW desires middle-age ing experience, quiet neigh. 12xI8, with pad. Can be used ate occupancy. $23,000. Owner. home. References. 'l'U 2-5047, borhood. PRescott 7-0093. lOA-MOTOR SCOOTERS. ming pool. Appointment only. cordion, banjo. Punch and business woman to share wall-to-wall. Like new. Cost Tuxedo 2-0628. Open Sunday. Judy Music Studios (former. TU 5~5644. beautiful home, lake loca- 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE $525, take $250. 6 pair floral PRIMA 1957, excellent condi- 1UXEDO 2-9031 ly DeCarlo's), 15 Kercheval, tion. Privileges. Call 5 to 7. eustom draperies, c 1e a n e d tion. $200. TUxedo 2-6929. GIRL wishe!t 3 days steady, 771 S. OXFORD CHATSWORTH, 5755. Briek, 2 Grosse Pte. Farms. TU 4-4440, cleaning or 1a u n dry. TE VAHey 3-9979. AUTO DRIVERS-Only $9.16 once. Cost $50 pair, take $25. OPEN SUN. 2-5 car garage, 9 years old. 2 PR 5-6354. . 3-0160. qua r t e r 1y buys $10,000- TUxedo 2-1825. ll-AUTOS FOR ~ALE LAKE POINTE-Warren - Up- , Spacious 4 bedroom, Colonial, bedrooms, beautifully finish • PRIVATE piano and organ les. per 5 rooms, furnished, heat- $20,000 Bodily Injury and EXPERIENCED girl wishes 2 $5,000 .Property Damag~ Li- YOUNG man's spoI1 jackets- '57 CHRYSLER Saratoga 2- 2lh baths, large living rOOTI1, ed 700m on second floor, car- sons given in YPUr home, ed. Adults. References. TU . peting, near schools. Good or 3 days h 0 use w 0 r k. TE ability. TU 1-2376. 30-38. Drums, s ,nare, com- door, white. excellent eondi- dining room, family room with Children and adults. TUxedo 1-4856, 5-8921. plete with stand. Excellent tion, many extras. TUxedo fir~place, Custom kitchen. with buy. TUxedo 1-6051. 5-6215. 3 ELEGANT materity ensem- for school practice. TUxedo 1-7915. EXECUTIVE, \'v i d 0 we r, will all built-in appliances. Attached YOJ]NG LADY wishes baby- bles. One Saks, 2 made to 4-2260. share his spacious :; r 0 sse garage. Completely landscaped. VENDOME. Fin e Geo:-gian. 1 2B-TU!ORING sitting. Good with chilClren. 1960 FORD Falcon Station Wag- Pointe home wit had u I t order. S i z e s 7 -'8. TUxedo Conveniently located. Solid mas 0 n ry with slate 5 days, LO 7-7287. 1-7726. FLORIST'S refdgerator. But- on with radio, heater, white COMMUNITY couple while his children are cher's hamburger g r in d e r. walls, stick shift, 7,000 miles. roof. 5 master bedrooms, 5 away at school. Rent of sec. full baths plus servants' quar- TUTORING SERVICE EXPERIENCED girl wi she s Steak cuber and meat tables. $1,995. VAll,,)' 1-6549. P. Jankowski days, Tuesday, Wednesday, o,:dary importance. Reply to Chairs, Tilbles, Lilmps Steel cabinet. Ferguson trac. ters. Large lot ,vith swim- MRS. LOUiS MARICK, DIRECTOR T h u r s day. References. LO Box R-12 Grosse Pointe AU styles and sizes. 50% off. tor. Rea son a b 1e. TUxedo 195{l DE SOTO, running con~ TU 4-7657 ming pool. $89,500. Tutoring by degree teachers avail- 7-6096. News. VAN FURNITURE 4-2~60. dition, $50. TUxedo 1-3276. NOTTINGHAM. S ton e con- able in all subjects for grades high 13230 Harper stl11ction. 4 spa e i 0 u s bed- COLORED experienced cook, GROSSE POINTE area, Alter FORD '57 Country sedan 4 door, BALFOUR, 712 school, college and adult educo. MODERN mahogany bedroom rooms, 2lh baths, 60 it. lot downstairs. A-I references. Road sou t h of Jefferson. suite. bookcase bed, chest, automatic transmission, pow- Excellent center hall col. tion. CHINA.. furnIture, rugs, -8n- er brakes and steering, radio, near Jeff~rson. $28,000. ALSO WAlnut 3.5391 or LO 7-7050. Upper 3 large rooms and full tiques, miscellaneous, bought dresser, large mirror. ClIll onial, near lake. 4 bed. bath. Heated, carpeted alld heater. whitewalls. TUxedo moms, lib., rec. nn. Full Maxon Brothers TU 2-6000 LA PETITE ECOLE and sold. Majestic Furniture, after 6 p.m. TUxedo 2-3128. ,1-8529. DAY WORK wanted Tuesday, a i I' conditioning auto- CIa sse s in Conversational completely furnished. 'vAI- 10227 Woodward, TOwnsend Wednesday or Friday, $8, car- ley 3.0501. 31 VOL. Encyclopedia Ameri- French. Grades 1-5. 6-2500. 1951 M.G. - T.D., $650. VAlley matic lawn and garden REDUCED TO SELL! 3 bed- fare. Prefer laundry. LO cana (orig. $250), $75. 25" sprinkler system. Perfect 339 Merriweather, Grs. PIe. Forms 2 1270. room brick ranch in St. Clair 7-9673. 2 BEDROOM terrace, 4 months, DINING roo m, mahogany 9 Scott's spreader (used once) . condition. Shores, Near bea<:h, shopping, OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS no children or pets. Vernier and bag of Clout, $20. Shop- 1956 .BUICK Special 2 door. MIDDLE-AGED Woman wishes lJ j e c e. Excellent condition. transp., gas heat, cyclone fenc- Road. Grosse Pointe. TUxedo mate, 6\4" hand power saw, Power s tee r i n g, brakes, HOMER WARREN & CO. TUxedo 4-2820 baby sitting evenings and TUxedo 1-2357. TUxedo ing, carpeting, drapes, 22x14' 5-6461, $18. 18" lawn m 0 IV e r, $8. 18118 Mack Ave. TU 5.94'70 weekends. Best of references. 1.8523.. radio, heater. Excellent con- living room, dining L. A bargain Wheelbarrow, $4. 12' t I' e e PRlVATE TUTORING Call mornings, VAlley 4-9537 BEAUTIFULLY _ furnished flat dition. TUxedo 1.4612. for $16,000. Owner, PR 9-2045. trimmer, $4. Rutledge golf IN or VAlI,!y 2.3371. flat available.at 755 Harcourt. UPHOLSTERY, drapery, slip cart, $13. 2 carpenter horses, 1958 hlack 2 door Ford, stick, YOUR OWN HOME $200. Call TUxedo 5-7510, covers. bolt ends. 79c a yard KARL DAVIES RELIABLE, experienced color- and up. $3. 2 Shovels, $6. Lurge push 6; excellent condition. TUx- FORDCROFT, 75 All subjects; all grades. Adults days. edo 2.5124 .. REALTOR and children. Certified teach- ed woman wants work by the VAN FURNITURE SMW shoyel, $4. Scooter and NR. BALLANTYNE AND week. Reference. VA 2.6135. sled. $4. Child's desk.type TU 5-:l220. COOK RD. ' C'I'S. EAST OUTEI:.Harper-Attrac- 13230 Harper BUICK '56 Roadmaster con- Call: tive 2-bedroom, 2-bath, gas blackboard, $2. Snow shovel vertible. Full power, good 81 Kerchevill Ave. Grosse Pointe's newest and fin. LADY wishes days, Good refer- heat, one car. Adults. Refer- REA VY DUTY Milbrandt power and ice chopper, $2. TUxedo DE'l'ROIT AND SUBU:tBAN ence. LO 7-1390. oondition. For immediate saie, est traditional 2-story, 5 bed- ences. Oct.-Mayor more. lawn mower, 30" cut. Excellent 2-4138. $700. TUxedo 4.0842, before BRYS, 1039 - Owner selling nns., 3lh baths, 31.ft. family TUTORING SERVICE GERMAN woman. millrHeaged, I LAkeview 7.1757. condition. Will pull sulkey. 9 a,m. corner 3-bedroom ranch, llh room, 107-ft. landscaped lot. KENWOOD 7-4653 TUxedo 1-0333. ROCK MAPLE dining room wishes day work. Good refer- FOUR furnished rooms with $78,500. drop leaf table, hut c h, 6 11159i"ORD STATION WAGON baths, 2-car garage, pine pan- ences, Evenings. WAlnut t",rin beels, including utilities, 3-LOST AND FOUND GROUND COVERS: Myrtle chairs. Fireplace set. TUxedo Radio, heater, automatic trans- eled den, family room, big 5-3307. suitable for 2 ladies. TUxedo COOK RD., 875 pachysandras. l' U xed 0 5- 2-9073. mission, power, brakes, steer- kitchen. TUxedo 1-9703. DTAMOND ring containing a 4 bedrooms, 2lh bath, 2-story, YOUNG MAN, willing ,worker. 4.4920. 0768. Ing. Much cheaper than "the ODe carat c en L e r diamond BEAUTIFUL wild mink stole, tamily rIll., kitchen built.ins, att. wittl 2 side diamonds in a wants job as porter or stock CADIEUX, 5538, 2 bedroom NYLON net playpen, car bed, size 10-12. Hoover portable lots" at ~1,945, 75 Handy Road. GROSSE POINTE boy. Call before noon. Lor- garage. Buy now and choose platinum m 0 u n tin g. Lost brick raneh, October I st to Infan.se~t. TUxedo 4.2873. washer. Nesco roaster. Mis- TUxedo 2-2586 your own colors. Sunday. ""ugust 28. Reward, aine 7-1947. May Is!. TUxedo 5-0503. cellaneous. Call 5 to 7, VAl. Good income property. i\o1r. Dentz, WOodward 5-3033. ley 3-9979. SPORTS CAR MGA '57 red, 2 bedroom modern flilt. $37,450 EXPERIENCED I a u n d l' e s s PASTEL white toP. fully equipped, ex- wishes work Tuesday, Wed- GROSSE PTE. FARMS PORTRAITS TUXEDO 4-6994 Designed, builc and for sale oy 4-HELP WANTED Furnished 2.bcdroom Cape Cod. GRANDFATHER clock, an. crllent condition. TUx e d 0 nesday, T h u r s 11 a y. Refer- by Stephen Gyun'lch tique white, $150. K t d n e y 2-4839. MALE and FEMALE ('nres. WAlnut 3-84.59. ADULTS ONLY anne parker, tuxcdo 5-0448 COX & BAKER IDEAL GIFT s hap e d lady's desk with open Sunday EXPERIENCED femalc foun- Six months lease, $17,5 a month. chair, $50. TUxedo 1-6454. 1955 PONTIAC convertible. A-I TU 5.7900 or TU 1-4042 2016 Lochmoor, Q delish 3- tain "wk. Age Hl or over. 58-EMPLOYMENT Mr. KeQne $10.00 condition, power top, win- bedroom. one o\vner. colonial TUxedo 4-1170. BUREAU APPOINTMENT WHITE sheared beaver coat, dows, radio, antenna, 6 way FARMS, 70 Kerby-Colonial, 3 SiliowilY & Co, TU 1-3760 full length, worn very little', seal, hrater, whitewalls. TU ',\'ith I a I' g e family room. MAC K Employmenl Agency. beclrooms, one with fireplace, TU 1-5852 1-0333. $2::1,900... and for exchange 4A-HELP WANTED Reliable, experienced do m- 2 ROOMS, bath. private en. year old. Si{e 10-12. Will 1677 STANHOPE, GP,W. sacrifice. LIncoln 2-7621. for Gnlsse Pointe housc, a dressing room, 2 balhs, li- (Domestic) estic help. W1\ 3.5480, trance, newly decorat{'d. Em- 1956 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan. d{'1ightful c l) s tom c;lnal brary, powder room, screened 'ploy{'d lady, retired widow. GIRL'S dress('s, size 4-5, and SMALL Kimball baby grand Mechanically excellent. Good ranch, 10-,Jeffcrson ... and ~XPERIE~CED cleaner fur 6-FOR RENT porch, attached 2 car garage. five days a week. Some child $65, all utilities. TUxcdo coats Pair nurscry draperies, piilno, walnut. TUxedo 4.0354. tir{'s, no rust or dents. $825. start or stop young brick (Unfurnished) 5-0651. all good condition. TUxedo Wooded setting ncar lake. care and i r 0 n lng, 'i'Ux{'do TU 4.4.'509, tallch, 10 minutes from 2-3222. VIOLINS-by outstarldln~ mas- Grosse Pointe. $2,000 down bus{'s. $39,500. Owner, TU". 2-245(; GROSSE POINTE Woo d s, 2 McMILLAN, Attractive Early ters. Also fine student, in. '59 CONTINENTAL Mark IV, hedroom house, T i 1e halh, HAMMOND Chord Organ, ex- ... and a 4-bedroom, 2~fz- {'do 5-0888. WOMAN to stay with invalid Americlin. 3 bedrooms, 2~,i struments at bargain prices. 4-doo;-, hardtop. Like new. bath, Far,ms, $400 taxes, gas heat, fended yard, 2 cllr haths. Available Oct. 24th, cellcnt condition. TUxedo TUxedo 5-1057. Fully equipped, 969 Wrst- allcrnate Saturdays, 5 p.m, garage, $100. TUxedo 1.2773, $300 mqnth. 4.4055. chestcr, aftrr 5:30 p,m. OWNER MUST SACRIFICE to 11 p.m. 'ruxedo 2-4387. TUxedo 4-4944. MINTON China, complete serv- KENWOOD COURT _._----_ ... _--- Maxon Brothers TU 2.6000 LIMED OAK modern double ice for i2, plus extras. 12" '59 PLYMOUTH Custom'Subur- Beautiful modern seven.room Jo'irst offering of this excclient WOMAN, for child supervision NE'V ~'itudio apartment. da7.zlln~ brick colonial in ideal location one owner Colonial with 3 bed- 2 BEDROOM hous€, beautifully bed, complete; double dress. stainless steel electric frying ban, excellcnt condition, 14,. and light houscwork rcgu- kitchen and closets, $1::15. near CrossePoirite and tne rooms, 2'1.i baths, panekd Ii. furnished. Exclusive scction. er, mirror. Like new. $95. 12 pan, 12-mlp stainless steel 000 I,liles, all power, many Jarly 3 afternoons a week Grosse Pointe City. annc cu. K'elvinator, works per- Close to transportation. Eld- drlpalator. 2 drop cloths, extras, TUxedo 2.6313. Lake. Paneled study, fircplace, /'brary with fireplace, modern from 3 to 5 during school parker, tl,lxedo 5-0448. fectly, $40. TUxedo 4-2573. 12'x12'. TUxedo 5.8887, large double '(arage, carpeting. kitchen. Flnc encloscd terrace, year. Opportunity for some - - erly couple preferred. Avail- FORD Conntry Squire, 1958. Leaving town, Priced below all attAched garage. addltlof11l1 flours. VIe ( nit y 2 BED ROO M ap~rtment. able November 1st. Reply, EXQUISITE dining room furnl- PAUL McCOBB dining room Be a 11 t i f u I bronze, power appraisals at $19,900. Any offer T Box N.I10, Grosse Pointe R f c h a r d School. TUxedo Radiant heat, all electric ture with credenza and lierv. furniture tablc, 6 chairs, buf. slecrin~, brakes, $1,595 or considcrccl. ,RAYMOND JEFFS 6-6920, kitchen. TV 5.26811. News. er. 969 Weslchester, I fet. TUxedo 6-259:5. best offer. TUxedo 4.379:5, VALLEY 1-9594 81 Kereheval TU 1.1100 ".. " .. ,,,':. I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1', '1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P"g; Seventeen YOUR AD CAN BE eHARGED Three Trunk Lines to Serve You QuicklV CALL TUxedo 2.6900 Three Trunk Llnes to Serve You QuicklV DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY 13-REAL ESTATE t3-REAL ESTArE 20-PIANO SERVICE 21H-RUG CLEANING 211-PAINTING AND 21R-CEMENT WORK FOR SALE FOil SALE COM P LET E piano service. DECORATING I SXACKS ON WHEELS IEiO'ht Children BESTCARPET CLEANERS LICENSED'& BONDED Take a .~nack bar with you ST. CLAIR SHORES canal Tuning, repairing, refinish. HUGHES BROTHERS, paint. e ' home, brick, Cape Cod, re- R I V A R D neal' Jefferson, 2- ing and moth proofing. Place CLEANING DYING ing and decorating, wali when the family vacations ?Y i Die on Sh'eels decorated, 3 bedrooms, car. family. Well model'liized. Gas your order early. R. Zech, washing, expert paper hang- car. You might Include frUit, I )leled, draperies, partIy fur. heat. $25,500. REPAIRING Cement fruit juice, cannel! meat, crack- --- RE 9.3232, ing, free estimates. 5293 PROMPT HOME SERVICE ers, jelJy. peanut butter, raisins With eight children killed nlshed, finished basement, NEFF. 2-famlly. Lower, 2 bed- FREE ESTIMATES Yorkshire, TUxedo 2-9750 double garage, steel boat Contractor and chec3e. Home economists at and more than 225 Injured on rooms. 2 baths llnd den. Up. 21A-GENERAL SERVICES INSURED or TUxedo 1.76117. well. Price reduced $4,000. per, three bedrooms, 2 baths, DrIveway replacements, walks, Michigan State UnIversity say Detroit streets sJnce school See at 22536 A!exandel' Drive Sun I' a a m. L a I' g e rooms, EXPERIENCED man waul d TU 2-6556 COMPLETE decorating service. porch, brick and step repall's. these items can provide a quick closed In June, Police Commis- or call PRescott 7-2079. $40,000. like odd jobs, home repairs, InterIor and exterior paint. Garage !Ioors and fooling. Cus- lunch when there's no restau-I sloneI' Hel~bert W. Hart urgEd alterations, kitchens. recrea- RADKE CARPET CLEANERS rant in sight at mealtime. mothers 10 teach and demon- Maxon lkothers TU 2.6000 ing. Paper removing and pa- tion rooms and attics finIsh- - Carpets, rugs tacked down per hanglnj:(. Wall washing. tom. patIos, ------strate safe habits of crossing a or loose, upholstcred furi1l. ed or remodeled. Free esti- Workmanship guaranteed to FREE SURVEY :;L,eeL ta lheir children. RICH A RD Iv\. -WH-IT-TIE-R,-i220. Older Colon- ture expertly cleaned and mates. TU. 1-1065. he the best. For estlm;jte, 21S-CARPENrE~ WORK SO far this year, 14 children moth.proofed In your home. TU 1.9213 PR 8-6448 RO. UGH I_Ia_I._5_b_ed_l'O_o_m_s,500. Open Sunday_3_ba_lh_s_,2-5 p,m.$_3_3,. call CARPENTER. repairs, doors ha"e been. killed. on Detr.olt KIM B Free estimates. reasOnable WiLLIAM FORSYTHE locks,;ash Cords cabinet I s~reels as pe.destnans Or bl~e DRYERS VENTED prices. DRexel 1-3133. A-I BRICK work. Chimney re- TWO LARGE NEW HOMES VAlley 2-9108 pail'S, tuck pointing. All other work. EDgewater 1-4576. rIders, ComrOls$Jonel' Hart saId. LAKELAND $15 Complete 393 LAKELAND • TACKED DOWN CARPETS cement repairs. Free esti- And cight of them have met 4 hedrooms, 3l1.! baths, Hvlng NEW - 3 large bedrooms, 11,2 5 Yrs. E~perienc6 AND FURNITURE 21J-WALL WASHING males. VA 2-2058. KITCHEN RE'IfODELING death 1n the pas( five weeks. room, dining l'oom. activities baths on 2nd floor. powder FOl'mica tops, cabinets, attics This is a h-agic toll, he saId. room, 2 car attached garage, room on 1st floor, 2.car at-I LA 7-0533 or TU 1-4162 WALL WASHING PI~escott 1-5057 and baseme!lls, G u a ran teed Commissioner Hart told par- ::;54.000 - II' i t h 5 bedrooms, CLEANED on PAINTING & DECORATING tached garage. GE built-Ins, -F-IR-E-P-LA-C-E-e-q-u-ip-m-e-n-t-,-b-ra-ss EASTERN MASOl'l work. Free estimates. PRescott ents that it wasn't enough tt) $56,000, telephone jacks, alum. storms- and Irol1s tools repollshed REDUCED WINTER PRICES 1-030g, tcll children to "be careful". 395 LAKELAND screens, 60' landscaped lot, Will and lacq~ered, screens re- LOCATION ElMER T. LABADIE CONTRACTORS Parents musl be specific and 4 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, llvlug trade. p air e d. Smith - Matthews, RUGS PICKED UP 21T-DRESSMAKING tell children exactly what they TUxedo 2-2064 CommcrciaI' & Residential want them to do. Impress on room, dining room. li1:>rary,tel" . LAKELAND 6640 Charlevoix. WA 2-7155. AND DELIVERED race, 2 car attached garage, Building Tuck Pointing w Ma. ALTERATION and tailoring in them the followIng four rules: NEW - 4 bedrooms, 11;2 baths 21K-WINDOW WASHING my home. 10 years experi- STOP at the curb S55,000. CARPET LAYING sonry Repairs-Caulking-Build- on 2nd floor, den, powder room ing Renovators. Cracked Base- ence. Coutur!en. Luxembourg LOOK both ways NEW AND OLD 20% G.OLMIN TUXEDO 2-2593 on 1st floor, 2.car garage. GE OFF CASH and CARRY ments Waterproofed - Gulters _ (Europe). Ph 0 n e VAlley WAIT untll It's safe, then buIlt.lns, alum. storms.screens, Stair Carpet Shifted WINDOW CLEANING Gutters Plastic Coated ~ Roof 2-8290. WAL~( across the street. Repairs of All Types SERVICE GROSSE PTE. CITY phone jacks,' deep lot. Will Leaks Repaired. DRESSMAKING, aJ tel' aUon;: . The residential slreet,. with trade. BOB TRUDEL PRIDE- WALL WASHING ON THE LAKE slipcovers. Neat sewer, good. lIs appeara?ce of .afety, IS the TU 5-0703 FREE ESTIMATES EDWARD ~I. COOK CARPET J'.ND FURNITURE fItter. WAlnut 4-5518 I one t~a~ IS most dangerous. Roomy older, home on approx. SOMERSET WE ARE INSURED 16484 S.10 .Mile 3 acres of choice lake frontage. LUGGAGE, trunks, zippers, ------__ . __ CommiSSIOner Hart saId. Most 3.bedroom colonIal, custom bullt VALLEY 1-9321 PRescott 1-5057 ALTERATIONS done In my children are struck wIthin a Great future subdivision poten- 1950. lfIrge bedrooms, big kltch. sample cases repaired. Gold CLEANERS tial. slamping, cudom buIlt lug- FREE ESTIMATES home. 5510 Waybum. Tuxedo block of thei,' own home. en, powder room, fine paneled 5.3188. . The average chIld. trafflc vk- HUGH CHAL!\IERS gllge. Travelers Trunk Co., 106J5 CADIEUX WINDOW CLEANING 21S-CARPENTER WORK rec. room 2-car garage. Close Urn is a boy four to eight years TUxedo 4-4040 to schools and transportation. 10323 Mack. Valley 3.0048, TUXEDO ~-5700 WALL WASHING REPAIR -screens, fenees, porch- EXPERT tailorIng, dressmak- Valley 3-0047. Service on Screens and Storms old who runs between parked es, steps, doors, wIndows. ing, alterations. Boy's and cars Into a residential street GROSSE PTE. FARII'IS 203 McMILLAN 211-PAINTmG AND Brick Washing Expertly Done girl's clothing. TYler 4-7254. Basement Painting , cabinets, bookcases. Goo d near his home. the 'Commls- 4:H Lothrop neal' Chalfonte. Attractive farm colonIal. 3 large Suburban Maintenance DECORATING sioner said. The mQst danger- bedrooms,' powder room, break- work, prompt servIce. S. E. ALTERATIONS. Fast service 1'\\'0 story colonial $19,800. 1112 Associates PROFESSIONAL painting, pap- H. E. GAGE & SON ous time of day is beilj;een 3 .fast room. It!C. room. Near B a I' be r, 20380 Holl)'wood, on hems. Work guaranteed, car garage, driveway. ::;900 ad- "No Job Is Too Small" TU 4.0136 PR 1.6571 and 7 p.m. schools, shopping. busllne. er hanging. wall washing and TUxedo 4.0051 VA. 3-1092. ditional. Ready for occupancy, One phone call for all remove wall paper. Fully in- Natural fireplace, hardwood 21L-TILE WORK FISHER RD. home maintenance prob- sured. LO 7-7952. H. F. JENZEN BUILDING EXCLUSIVE Alteratlons - By Stock Car Drivers floors, full basement, gas heat. lems. Marie Stephens. Quick serv- Large face brick bungalow, 2 FLOOR, wall, ceiling. Deal di- Homp. and industrIal repairs Open Salurday. Sunday and bedrooms, bath down, 1 large PR 6-3038 _ TU 1-8444 . Painting and Decoratinq rect. See work, samples. Ice on hems. (Furs,) Tuxedo Win Race Entries Additions. attlcs r:ompleted. Monday, 1-5 p.m: bedroom, study up, screened I Best of Grosse Pointe Relere,nees VAlley 4-7109. 5-7610. TUXEDO 5.9160 • Interior .... Exterior Porch enclosures, recreation EIghteen winners of stock terrace new gas furnace, Qual- CITY SHADE COMPANY SEWING alteratIons, ad u 1t s ~ree Estimates 21 O-'NATERPrtOOFING rooms, garages repaired. car races at Detroit Dragway HILLCREST ROAD lty hOffi ...... Lrtrt ..... "r 1M ' •• eM ••• ddddd.ddrt ...... sdS .... _. a_ed.C'de cc. _ ...... zew ... __ .' ------..&...... ------....-..~.-...... _---._ ...... -.---.._.__._...... _-- ."~, .. ,, -""', ,.'''."....7'';,~' """"""""'!"'1''''""1 ,1 ~ WRITING DOCTOR DEAD- Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, "family doctor" known to millions through his column syndicated by King Features Syndicate, and his books. lB MarchinI!' In the OI\"Tlllllo l>Rt'ltde, the Natlonali~t Chine"" dead ot cancer in Chicago. Ili'ar a protest at bl'lrig f~rl'ed to c,ompete !\! "Taiwan." ' ••• MY PEOPl~, THEY'REWONDERFULI'-Harold Harris (left) Harold could see the Rmiles on our face:,,: Worklllg trom 6 A native ot Berlin. Germany, is \'ice president of Channel Master corporation, an Ellenville, one morning until '[:30 that l!vening, two photographers took Bundesen, 78. grew up in Chicago, where he was health N. y~ firm which makes TV antennl\s. Earlier this year be pictures o! al17()(l employes, The photos were mounted on a commissioner for 34 years. llnderwent a complicated operation to remove pressure from huge billboard the day before Harris returned to work. He a nerve in his head. When word was received that the opera- said, "God bless my people, they're wonderful" Th6 billboard He is survivoo by his widow, three sons, three daughters. tion was a success, one of. biB employes remarked, "I wi.sh tl to feet long and 16 feet high. fOentral Pre:ssl 15 grandchildren and three grea.t.gr lUldchildren. SHOPPING FOR POWERS - Mrs. Barbara Powers carriell a suitcllBe on the shopping jaunt she made for her hus- band, spy-sentenced U-2 pilot FranclB G. Powers, before she left Moscow. She Is ac- companied by an intourlst guide. The U. S. embassy opened its commissazy so she could, stock up on canned goods, cigarets and otber items. Then she s~t off in the city for warm work clothes, wool underwear, a parka and a nUncoa~ Glanfranco Perls, 19-year-oId Italian student, carries the Olympic flame up .the steps of Olympic stadium In Rome' on last leg of the flame's tortuous Journey. from Greece. All ATHLETICROADS LEADTO ROME-Bere are scenes as the 7,850 athletes of 85 nations compete in Olympics in Roma, The Seadragon dived 500 feet to get under this berg. Inset: Cmdr. George P. Steele n. $40,811 'S&CJ(' I.£AVE-Tbe MARRIAGE GAIN - ActreB8 New York City police de- Suzy ,Parker bas a bright partment says $6.000-a-year smile on her face and her Patrolman Salvatore J. Mes- marriage. gain. 8-rnonth-old sina earnr.d an additional daughter Georgie. Belle, in $40,811 working as a metal- her anns 11$ she arrives in lurgical n.ngtlleer d u r in g New York from Europe "sick leave" over the past aboard the liner Liberte. She four and one-half years. expects 10 be shut of. the They said they grew a mite baby's father, French Wi'iter suspicious when Messina Pierre de la Salle, this Sep- called in "sick'" 167 days 80 ~bel' '¥is. the dil'Ol'Ce route. far this year •. The patrol- man was suspended and faces departmental trial on charg- es of violation of rules. MINISTEtl BEAT':N-The Rev. J. H. Germany, a white missionary of the Church of God of Anderson, Ind., was hospitalizj!d under police • r protection ir. Mllridian, Miss., after, he saia, about 20 I Photo made from the Seadragon shows part of tile Ice pack encountered in Davis strait. White Citizens council memo bers kicked and beat him. ! CARRIES CAMPAIGN BACK TO OLD ViRGINNY-John F. Ken- NORTHWEST PASSAGE CONQUERED-Here are scenes from the historic cruise of the U. S. Rev. Gennany is building a nedy and running mate Lyndon Johnson find the folks en. Navy submarine Seadragon, Which embarked for the North Pole from Portsmouth, N.H. small college for Negroes ill thusiastic as they carry their campaign into Alexandria, Va. Thus it achieved a route across the top of the continent sought since Henry Hudson Union. near Meridian, At right is Gov. Lindsay Almond. B~de Johnson is Mrs. tried it hundreds of years ago. The Seadragon used outside-mounted TV screens Il4I . Johnson. Not there at all is Senator H,.orry Byrd. well as sonar to traverse and stucy the route. HIS POLIO VJ.CCINE OKAYED-Dr. Albert B. Sabin, 56, whose live virus polio vaccine was approved by the U. S. Health BACK FROM TH~ BRINY DEEP--The bathyscaphe Trieste ja department after four years Qf study, is shown in his Uni- craned from deck of the U. S. NMY freighter Sergeant Jack versity of Cincinnati laboratory. 'The 'vaccine is taken orally, J. Pendleton in San Diego. calif. It Is back from the Guam llquid ~ tablet, instead of by injeotion. area, where it deSCllnded a record 35,800 feet ill Janua1"1'o $10,000 PENNY?-Caro G. Martin, 35, an $85-a-week bank clerk in San }o'raneisco, examines a penny that may be worth $10,000. He got it in change when he paid his 52-cent breakfast check. He says the coin is a copper penny minted in Denver In 1943. Pennie.9 made in that wartime year were steel with zinc coating. Dealers say If the penny is genuine, it will bring from $10,000 to $25,- 'MAY TH~ 6EST MAN WIN'-Pope John xxm blesses ath- 000 at auction. letes chosen to represent all competitors in Olympic game. in Rome, nnd adds. "May the best man win." (Radiophoto, GET NEW EARS-Arthur Gar cia, 9, and (right) Renc Rod- rigueo:, 11, look happy in Houston, Tex., wherc they arc enjoying bandagM that UNWELCOME MAT OUT-Fel- ons get this ralr warning mean new caTS. Artllur WilS when casing the Manhattan born wit.hout hill lelt enr, rcstllllrnnt In C I eve land. Rene without his right. Owner Fleet Slaughter saye Scraps of bone IU1d bits, of he's got two 12-gauge wield- their IIkin aro ooing mlHle lAST FOR A lONG TIME-U-j pilot FrlLl\cls CJ. Powers aDd h1I ramIly an shown III Mo-. ers on 12.hour shifts Rob- in lD Qy p SIlr gor»- cow In an emotional reuniOtl in thi& photo just relslL'Ied by the SovIet. Powerll' I'1tte Il:I\r- ears lastie beries In the arell prompted bllra Is at left, and his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Powe .... .are at right. 'nJM theT IbeDeW~. \~ .W'.~ ..~R.~.ller' .. ~!fJII ..~y.~d o~ '80 Ilea what ~. ~~ ~ __ ,,!R.adwplloto), SF. ) 7 ZZP 77 7 .. $ n 7 7 77 Pt.? t n n? ) • 2 n tr tt t •• » Db n • z'm. b b b n b t • 7 eN t • > b b t t-.bnOhm. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER I. 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen pointers 011 Panel Kathleen Downey Bride To Discuss Smokillg Of Arnold M. Ferguson How to Wash Cases Heard Three Pointers were memb~rs O--f-ri-ot-T_s,_~_,"~"~ f)RITIJA,IIIES In .City Court Kalhleen Downey, daughter e:~."".[ of a panel which diseussed lhe Wool Blankets (~~~~~~~-~-:-1-) befol hazards of teenagers smok; ng of MI'. and Mrs. Samuel J. 'e the voters appealing to bossed" selection of a Supreme J dg D L Paterson hard h I Court justice nominee.. HIL" F. BEST cI'pal of Hamtramck Hi g hue h 11' . . i eCit on Wednesday, August 31. Downey of WaYburn avenue, be- sue comp acency. Mr. Best, 60, of 637 Barring- School. t e fo owmg cijses n y came the bride of Arnold M. You can wash a wool blanket ,"' "' "' Just as Louis D. McGregor, C t W dn day August Dale Anderson, of Beaurait at home if you use the "soak CHIEF AFL.CIO LEADERS, of Flint reached a majority ton road, diell Wednesday, Au- She Is survived by her hus. 2:.ur on e es , road, Sue Kaltenbach, pf Haw- Ferguson Saturday in St. Am. brose Church, method." Experts tell us that with only one dissent, Friday vote. the chairman of the Ma- gust 24-, in his home. band, Henry, two daughters, Kenneth P. Chida. 14566 Mo~ thorne road, and I. G. Wolf, wool blankets shrink when they asked theh' 13% million rnem- comb County del e gat Ion A n at i v e of Schenectady. Mrs. Melessia Evans and Ann; vard. Detroit, was fou!)d not principal of Denby High School, His parents al'e the Donald are washed because of tOI' much bel'S to give full support to the switched 40 votes from Mc- N.Y., he lived. in. the Detroit her mot her. Mrs. BessIe L. guilty of trespassing as were of N. Drys drive, participated In A. Fergusons of Scripps ave- handling and agitation, not be. Democratic Presidential ticket Gregor to Judge James R. area for 17 years. I Peters; and two sisters, Mrs. George Corsetti, 14726 l\Iovard. an American Cancer Society nue, The couple are traveling cause of too much heat. in November. Breakey. of Ann Arbor. These He WI'S II public relations and Kim Peterson and l\Irs, Joel Detroit, and Janet POI' ado. panel which commentcrJ on two in the Sou~h. Contrary to common belief, The AFL-CIO issued an an- votp.s gave Breakey a majority. advertising executive, a mem- Mason. 19560 Hamburg. Detroit. filmstrips which the Society has the experts recommend that alysis showing that. on major "' "' .. bel' of the Adcraf~ Club and nu- Funeral services were held Be c a use the complainant produced on 'the subject or TRUCK RANSACKED smoking and cancel', when we dry the blanket we issues, Kennedy has voted 91.6 Monday, August 29 merous stamp societies. Tuesday, August 30, at St. could not identify him. Gary A malicious destruction of use the hot setting of the dryer. per cent in the union's inter- THE CONGOLESE ARMY 'Mr. Best Is sw-vived by his, Paul's Church and burial was C. Engel, 415 Calvin, was found The two filmstrips have been properly complaint was regis- The high tempel'ature cuts agio est, and Nixon 13 per cent. Sunday began its first move to wife. Mlnet; two sons, Michael in Mount Olivet Cemetery. not guilty of reckless driving. marie free for high school use tercd with the Grosse Pointe tation time to a minimum. A. Philip Randolph, Negro subdue Kaianga Province, reo and Val; a brother and one " • Three boys were found guilty ill the coming years. Woods Police' De(>artment on The "soak melhod" allows head of the Sleeping Car Por- ports indicated. A Katanga grandchild. LORETTA A. MORIARTY of trespassing. Each was fined you to use an aut~matic washer tel'S Union, was thc sole dis- Army spokesman in Elisabeth- Funeral services were held Mrs. Moriarty. 43, of 277 S10 .They were James E. Ludi- if~ou can add the blanket after senter. ville said Congolese army units Saturday, August 27, in St. Beaupre, died l\londay morning, ker, 5727 Beaconsfield. Detroit, the 'water is in the machine. * * "' '. have moved to within 20 miles James Lutheran Church and August 29, at her hOIT.e. PaUl J. Vibbert, 5066 Berkshire. First, fill the washer with I BOTH THE UNITED AUTO of the northern frontier of the burial wa'S. In White Chapel She is survived bv he-r hus- Detroit. and Thomas J. Lam- warm water. Use a mild soap I WORKERS and the Kohler Co., province. , Memorial Cemetery. band, William J.; tw~ sons \V 11- brou, 5544 Beaconsfield, De- or detergcnt and let the ma- of Sheboygan, Wis., filed quiclr However, Katanga soldiers ...... liam and James; a siste;' and 1 trQit. chine ,action whip up a ,:ood appe,als, y~stf'day to th~ de- have advanced to the bOI"del'"to NETTIE LARABEI.L threc brQthu;;. : Rab"rt J. Stl'..m....k, 1022 flox- suds. 'lhcn stop tile m.:lch... c.. I ci~ion 01 we NLHB WI~:Cll up- lIlt~C~ ~he till"eat. !\Irs. Larabell, 83, of 453 Clo-I Fune!'al sel-vices will be held bury, Detrllit, was fined $15 for AND PRESERVE Add the blanket and soak It held t,he union in 'he slx-year- MeanwhHe the United States verly died Wednesda'y,,.. August Thursday, Septemb~r 1, at 11 not having his car under con~ in the sudsy watf'l' for 15 to old Kohler strike. drafted Ii stiff protest to the 24. neaT Newpo1't, Mlcn. a.m. at the Grosse Pointe Con- trol causing an accident. 20 minutes. Turn it pve!' a few >I< "' "' Congolese Government for the She iSSl,lrvived by five daugh- gregationa! Church and burial times by hand, Set the dial to Sunday. Au~ust 28 assault on eight US airmen at ters, Mrs. William Hagan. Mrs. will be in Oak\'iew Cemetery. lert )'ounclf ...Iearn Ihe true n&ture remove the water and let the THE CREW of a United at Stanleyville Saturday. Arnold Landorf, Mrs. Frank • '" A Ind 'Iactic. of communLlm. machine squ~eze excess water States Air Force Globemaster "' '" '" Van Hollebeke, Mrs. Lawrence HOWARD A. TOLL from the blanket. was attacked by warring Congo- FOREIGN MINISTERS from Van Hoeck, and Mrs. Kenneth Electric Signs ake civic programs lor lOCial To rinse the blanket, fill the lese Army troops in a raid on a all Western Hemisphere coun- Berne; two sons, Leroy E. anI:! 1\-11'. Toll, 53, formerly of 431 you can make $995 M impro\'ement your bu.ineu. tub •with clear warm water UN office in Stanleyville Satur. tries Sunday night condemned Edgar; 24 grandchildren. and Touraine, .died Saturday. Au- your:elf . . = again and stop the machine. day. UN headquarters an- Communist intervention in the d h'ld gust 27, in his new home in Give the blanket a "soak" rinse nounced. Americas and turned down a 37Funeralgreat-granservicesc 1 ren.were held Northville. xercile your right to \'Ole; FRENCH ELECTRIC for 5 to 10 minutes and turn it A strong prot~st was issued Cuban resolution to censure the Saturday, Aligust 27, at St. A graduate of Wayne State 9328 Chalmers DR '-9100 E4 e1«( rrprc-sen(lti\'eI. of inlegrity. by hand a few times. Let the to the Congo, government by United States for "economic Phiilomena Church and burial UniversitY, he was personnel water spin out as before and the United Nations, and' military aggression." was in St. Cha'rles Cemetery, manager of B.G.R. division of c.pO<:I- human dignity - r::ommunilm rin'se again. Eight American airmen were In the midst of the voting Associated Spring Corp. He was R and indi",'idual right. cannot coexist You can dry the wool blanket hospitalized after the attack. the Cuban delegation walked at Newport.", * '" a member of Eureka Masonic in the dryer. Have the dryer set A UN spokesman said all ha'! out of the conference, which is l\lILTON ItAY WORTLEY Lodg~ ~o. 509, the State Bar nform )'oursellj know )lour country- at "h'ot" and put in six bath been "maltreated." being held in San Jose, Costa •Mr. Wortley, 70, of 2000 Ken- A~soclatJon. a~d the National I iu hrl:tory. tradition., and herita..@;e. towels. When the towels are A Canadian was also taken Eo Rica. - d' d Th d August 25 Rifle ASSOCIatIOn. , hot, add the blanket. Drying the hospital as a l'esult of the * • .. more.at CottageIe Hospital.urs ay. , .He IS. surVIved. by his'. ..wlf~, cleared o~ba.l public apathy toward communilm.~ mdlfference can be fatal when national time will vary Iwith the individ. attack. A MINIMUM WAGE legis- A n at i v e of Williamston. I Eileen; a da~ghter, PatMCla; hiS aurvh:a! i. at leake. ual blanket. but 20 minutes is • * '" lation dispute appears to be the u. h h nlisted in the Naval' parents, .Emil and Augusta Toll, C about. average. Remove the FOLLOWING THE ADVICE biggest stumbling block to the mlC., e e and a sister " . t'li I' htl S' efforts of Congress to adJ'ourn Reserve in 1907 and was pro- . Uo , ...... ~,..,..--.~~~-'!"!"":'.~'! .-:-.~_. - , - c: ~."4 , !QIII.a 4!4_ ~~~- lI!IlIIIlIIIII!I .. II[II." I!I! , .!II@IlIIAlI!I. jill, .< - ..• '•.••• &__.•.:_ ..•)2.$101.1.._. 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