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Raise 50-Star Flag At Monteith School !!!tl\DLINES .ICitizen CommitteelPlan Dehafe 01 tb~ }J \VEI~k. ." In Parcells As Compiled by /be .ReVIews School Auditorium Grosse Poi'1te News Pros and Cons of Contro- Thursday. September, 15 Building. Needs versial Issue to Be Dis- HURRICANE ETHEL boiled cussed by Speakers Up with sudden fury and. roared up the, Gulf of Mexico, yester- Meets with Boar~ of Education to Hear Reports on , The pros and cons of flu- day. and headed fOr the heavily Development of Improvement oridation will be discussed populated coast of Alabama and Program at a public hearing in the Florida. The winds were re-' Woods on Monday, Septem- ported at 150 miles an hour. The Grosse Pointe Board of Education met last week ber 26, at 8 p. m., in the Official sources said that. the with the Citizen Advisory Committees studying school Parcells Junior High School "unusuaHy severe" hurricane forced nearly 40,000 persons needs to re'view the list of building and remodeling auditorium. from Florida and Louisiana to recommendations that has been developed. More than Woods officials picked the flee their homes. At least 30.000 60 citizens, board members, and school staff have parti- auditorium because of the large persons fled the Louisiana cipated in this phase of the long range study which has crowd expected, both proppon- cOllsUiI area and took shelter been underway since early in 19;;9. ents and opponents of the use of In schools that were opened for Robert F. Webe!', president S I the chemical in the city water. them. Thousands of others made of the Board of E d ~ cat ion, of borrowing money and pay- Interest in the L~sue was re~ for higher ground in Florida. stated .that the co~nllttees h.ad ing interest charges." kindled recertly when Detroit, Ethel formed in the Gulf while served the community well,'gtv- SchOOl .administrators assls- which sells water to the Woods Hurricane Donna. deemed the ing m~ny houl'3 of thought ~nd ted '1\11".Weber in oullining the and a majority of the commur.i_ most vicious and destructive attention to the problems faCIng total list of recommendations ties in the Metropolitan area. since the weather bureau start- the school system. for all 14 schools in the district. sent out "reelers" to its custo- ed keeping records in 1886, was He Pi) 1n t e d out that the (Continued on Page 2) mers on whe:her or not they slill causing havoc. recommendations sub m it t e d would object to the use of flu- oride in the water. '" *. '" parallt:led c I 0 s e 1y those de- Friday, September 16 veloped by the Board as a pre- The Woods council; -It was liminary to last fall's miliage charged by some irate citizens. PATRrCE LUMUMBA, dis- POliCe111an vote and that work could now gave its approval without first puted premier of the Congo, ". proceed with every confidence. consulting local residents. The escapetl a'lynch mob twice, as Readers will recall that the Hurt in .Scout upshot of the whole thing was he was leaving from a visit to \'oters of the district balloted the setting of the dale for the Camp Leopold II, LeopoldviUe. last October to authorize the Car Accident public hearing on the contro- The mob, a group of angry Con- levying oI additional taxes to versial issue. golese sol die r s, were foiled finance an improvement pro- Professionals To Speak twice. first by United Nations gram. Three-fourths of a mill Curious Motorist Takes Eye City Administrator William Ghana troops, then by Congo~ \vas approved for a four year lese police of Co!. Joseph Off Road and Slams into H. Lange Informed the council period with which to make that a program has been pre- Mobutu. the Congo's emerging necessary additions, alterations Rear of Shores Vehicl~ - strong man. Lurnumba had lost pared, and that several mem- and renovations to the buildings . bers (If the medical 'and dental his grip on many of his Congo to, insur;e that equitable and, A Shores p.oIIceman sui- followers, both military and professions, and others, either suiUible facilities were avail- fered a spramed neck on for or against the use of the civilian, in a fight against Presl- . I , able throughout the district. Friday, September 16, when chemical, have offered to speak dent Joseph Kasavubu and MonteithstudeTlts, from left; MARC ALAN, JIM _ chosen by Mr. Earl Penna's 5th grad~ pupils \vho pre- Two other levies, toUilling 2H the scout carin which he at the hearing. Mobutu.lanky, 29-year-old anny . TROMBLEY, MAR({ YOUNGDAHL artd PAUL POT- m!ils, to meet increased oper- was riding was struck in pared and conduct.ed the program was "Raising The The ci?, administrator saId chief of staff. Lurnumba's aides . ERA act as color guards in the school's first outdool."' atmg costs and improve sta.ff the rear by a motorist who insisted that the premier had Fifty Star Flag", Theiflag raising is becoming an an- that five propponents of fl u- everything under control, but [_ flag raising' ceremony of the new year. The theme nual ttadition at the school. .' ~~~~e\:~~~ti~~~ approved In w~ more interested in an oridaUon will appear at the the mobbing incident proved Addltlons ai; High School aC~l~ent than where he was he a ri n g, with one of them speaking. this wrong. Mr. Weber indicated that the drivmg. *' *' * Monteith Woods Fur Store Robbed CO«llc~l Board had acted at its regular The ~iured oWc~r w~s Har- Picked as the s pea k e I' In Saturday, September 17 City September meeting earlier in ry Hamilton, wh~ WIth his part- r a VOl'. of fluoridation is Dr. Philip Jay, D.D.S .• Chief of De- the week to order detailed plans ner,. Chester .Pamt:r, r wen" ;:e- FROm ALL APPEARANCES P-T A Benefits FOI.,"th Time in Yeal"; Okiiys-COP partment of Prevent.ive Dentis- Soviet influences in the chaos- and accurate cost es'timates for turmng to their bea, a"ter gomg several of the more pressing to St. ~Iair Shores to investigate try of the University of 1\lIchi- ridden Congo were fading Fri- gan. day nlgh,t, as 'documents were From COlned)r tat~st Loss Set at $800 Trailer Stand projects at Grosse Pointe High an aCCident. School. . The tWO patrolmen were The others wbo will attend to burned ih the courtyard of the back Dr. Jay, are Dr. G. H. Czech Embassy and three car- One of these involves putting cruising on Lake Shore road Grosse Pojn~e Community Police Believe Burgl~rs Are the Same in Last Three Offers Same Campaign a third .floor on the Industrial about 2:30 a.m., when they were Guest, D.D.S., president of the loads of Soviet officials left Eastern Dental S 0 e let y; Dr. their' own Embassy, all laden Theater's I!John Loves Breakins; October, 1959, Theft Committed by Privilege to Democrats; Arts building to provide add i- stopped by a passing motorist, tional classrooms. Another is. who told them that an accident James Danforth, M.D., chair- . with luggage. Mary" October 14 National Fur Robbers Discuss Fisher Traffic man of the Fluoridation Com- • • * increasing the capacity of the occurred around the road curve, to Aid 'Group The total value of items stolen from the Kay Anos Problem high 'sehool library to Bccom- and the two drivers involved mittee of the Wayne COUllty Sunday, September 18 Medical Society~ pr .. Charles P. Fur Shop, 19619 Mack avenue, within less than a year, modate enrollments which are were fighting. Anderson, M.D., Wayne County THE UNITED STATES was Romance will cQme to the climbed to $45,925 with the theft of valuable sweate;-s on The regular monthly meet- double those for which it was Hamilton and Painter ap- defeated Saturday night in a designed. .proached the scene, Whi c h Ass is tan t Commissioner ot Pojnte on October 14 when Saturday, September 17. ~ ' ing of Grosse Pointe City's Health; and Dr Alfred E. Sev- fiurprise move to bring 14 more RepresenUitives 0 f elemen- they found to be over the viI- the Grosse Pointe Com- The latest burglary Is the three white colored sweaters, Council and City Manager Ier, D.D.S.. of the Detroit DIs- African countries and Cyprus (the recently named Law- tary schOOlcommittees were as- laae limits and in St. Clair munity Theater will pre- fourth since October 11, 1959. worth a total of $800. su:e~ that the needs' in. ~heir Shores. They crossed the com- trict Dental Society. Into the United Nations Gen- rence Savage), on Monday, eral Assembly dpbate on the ~ent "John Loves Mary" at The shop was robbed on April License of Suspect Car bUlldmgs. s 1:1 c h . as addltlon~l munlty line, but turned back Request From Opponents Congo' crisis. Pierce High School. Pro- 25, of this 'year, and again a Anusvigian said that he and September 19, was attended classrooms, librarIes, and musIc when they saw a St. Clair Lange said that five requests U.S. Ambassador James J. ceeds from the play, a few weeks later, on June 4. his wife' were driving by the by several jnterested, and ro?ms, would .also be met. Sup- Shores police car arriving to to speak against fluoridation comedy by N onnan Krasna, Woods Director of :.'ubllc store earlier in the evening. and some irate residents. enntendent James W'. Bu.sh- check on the accident. # were received from the follow- Wadsworth moved to make the ing: first item on the agenda the ad- will benefit the Monteith SafetyVern C. BaP'lY said that sa:v a car park~d in front of the Althougnnot on the formal ong. in response to an. mqUlry, As the Grosse Point,e Shores mission of new members whose Fund. it appeared that Saturday's bur- bUIlding occupIed by three p~r- agenda, the first matter to be sta.t~ that he was confident all car was returning to"'the Vil- Philip A. Patterson of 13921) applications already had been Staging a theater benefit is glary was committed by the s?ns. He gave' police a descn~- considered by the Council was bUlldmgs cQuld expe~~ .to hav.e lage. James L. Webster ot 520 Forrer, Detroit, a chemist; Dr. approved by the Security Coun- a first for both Monteith PTA same persons who broke into 1Ion of the people and the h- that of the legality. or iIlegaht~', reasonably equal faclhhes ulh- Harding.. Detroit, passed the R. M. O'Rourke, M.D., of 738! cil. and the Theater group. In for- the store on the April and June cense number of the car. of the trailer which is currently ~ately b~t that some wouid ob- scene of the accident and took Twelfth street, De t r 0 I t; Dr. mer years, P-TA funds have occasions. The method of oper- On October 11, 1959, burglars, pal'ked al. the comer of St. Clair V10usly ave to come nea~ or his eyes off the road to look, George L. Waldbott. M.D., and '" .. '" and Kercheval, ad j ace n t to at the ~nd of. the four :l ear and slammed into the poUc his wife. Edith. of 1144 Bal- Monday, September 19 been raised through bake sales, ation Is similar, he said. believed to be members of a construction penod. '" e Saturday movie matinees. a '. . national fur burglary ring, Jacobson's. P' It.. t tl vehIcle. ThIS was stIli on the four road; and R. Gel' v e y • A PASSENGER PLANE with Ca'nlival and, in a theatrical The director said that the broke into the store through The trailer is sponsored by r lor Ie s I.n c?ns ruc on St. Clair Shores side. Grylls of 271 Hillcrest, an at- ~4 persons aboard crashed into were yet to be fmallze.'513Hctzel! drive. Cleveland . day o\'erwhelmingly b a c ked pate in the program of this tember 12, found It was stolen Tuesday morning, Sc'ptcmbcr Q., \\':lS robbed by unknown The children and staff of the gymnasium or are presented more than l00-voice group. inches ort its base and the r.:lr Secretary General Dag Ham- 2nd arrested' the teenager be. thieves who, broke into his car Monteith Elementary School, 20. from injured suffered in a S'U fi'errd extl'nsi\'e damage. the marskjold on his Congo policies over the school pubHc address The Chorus will again aecept hind the wheel. car collision the day brfore. on Wednesday, September 14, 765 strong, participated in their systcm. However, the fair Spring registrations ($4.50 fce) at the transmission going throu,~h the and opposed any mllltltrY aid Patrolman Duncan MacEach- Robelt Tabacki, of 1(;284 while it was parked on Mack first outdoor flag raising cere- floor. to the Congo except through ana FalI Fridays are the ones rehearsal me e tin g Tuesday. ern and Virgil B~uupre cruising Manning, In Detroit. was falal- avenue, according to a report mony of the new school year Hoth boy.s wrrc knockcd UN channels. most eagerly awaited by the Sept. 20th, 7:30 p.m. at Parcells on Neff, came upon a car park. Iy Injured when his mother, made to City police. last Friday morning. Following through the windshield. suffer- The vote-a hlow to Soviet children, since they are then Junior High School, Mack at cd at the curb and stopped to Mrs. Glida Taback!, lost control Swe ...ringen told authoriti('~ a tradltlon established in Sep- able to participate in raising Vernier, inl{ srl'ere hcad injuries. 1Ilrs. crlt!cisrn ot Hammarskjold and investigate of her automobilr. Talla('ki )wd facial la('('ratiolls that he parked his car in front Russian llid to Congo Premier tember 1951 with the op£'ning the big 10' x 15' flag to the top: Ko audil ions are neces.sary The officer found the boy, The accid('nt occurred Mond.1Y and chest injuries TW(l amhul- of 178BR lITJck, and locked the I,urnl1mb~-cJlme as the climax of the building all student.s and of its towering 8,'i foot slarf. for membership in this non- who told them he' was from 111. at 8:40 lI.m. 1111'S, 'fah,1ck i had anccs wc're I'alled to the S('(' 11C'. doors. Wh£'n he returned, h~ faculty members gathered at the to an emergency session on the The Frida~' ceremony was profit, civic choral group, now dianapolis, Ind., and that he had just Icfl hel" husband at thc by City pol1('('. laking' the three said. he found the vehicle haC! front of the school to honor our Congo, instigated by the United prepare\i by Mr, Earl Penno's preparing for lis 16th semi-an- stolen the car from the vicinity supermarket located at Mack to Bon Secoul's Hospital, where been broken into ane! seler,rl country's flag. States. 5th grade class. The boys and nual concert. of St. Antoine and .Jefferson in llnd St. Clair and turned from Robert was placed Immediately items stolcn. '" .. Throughout the nine-year his- girls chose as their theme, The coming ChristmM con- Detroit. !\fack onto' Neff road. She had on the critic,11 list. lT~ never The out-of-towner said thilt tory ot Monteith most Friday "Raising the 50 Star Flag" as cert will provido opportunities Wednesday, September 21 sessions have begun with an all- The lad told the policemen her two sons, Robert, 5, and regained ('onsc[ousness before two suits. valued at $90 each. this marked the first time that for a number of soloists, these that he had stolen a car In In- Neil, 10, \\1th her at the timc. sllccoumbinlt Ilt 1:40 the follow- were missing. Also missing IN NEW YORK Soviet Pre- school flag program. All schools It was pos,;ible to honOT the always being chosen fro m dianapolis and drove it to De- Both youths werc in the' front inq morning'. were a light. bluE' rai ncoat. mler Niklta S. Khrushchev madE! in the Grosse Pointe Public newest stars at an outdoor cere- among the membcrs of the troit and when the car battery scat with !heir mother wh('n The moth('r illld llcr (,Iner worth $25; a light 1.10 suitcaso a . quick. dramatic forray into School Session often hold siml- mony. Chorus, and the variety 'of num- died out. he ahandon('d thl' ve- HobNt slid olf the ~(,

WINDOW SHA'ITERED told Oity police of t~e incident. Someone shot I BB gun which occurred sometime dur.t BusinesSlllen School Needs Monteith Flag Raising Woods Fur Store Robbery through a window on the west Ing the afternoon or livening of side of 17001 Kercheval aC(:ord- August 28 or the morning of To Hear Author (Continued from Pagll }) (Continued from Pare. 1) nllicance of Constitution Day (ConUnued from Pa.e 11 of minutes, the thieves wcre ing to Leonard Mountford, whO August 29. Some floor plans and pi oposrd to ,all students the symbolic which was observed Saturday shoulders of a display manne- gone. Mr. Edward. Wimmer, Vice- alterations were projected on a meaning of the stal's and stripes. was delivered by Paul Holsopple quin. The value of the slole was Woods Det. Sgt. W a 1 t I.' r President 'of the National screen to aid the discussion. A hrief historical s!(etch of followed by songs of Alaska and $500. O'Dell and Del. Leroy Toblan Fed I' r a ti 0 n of lndependent Building hy building lists of Alaska and Hawaii was giv~n by Hawaii sung by the entire CWiSS said at the time, that a milk Business, will be the speaker recommendations were also pro- Joan' Healy and Charles Bom- Dr. Marshall Jameson, Mon- 'fhe burglary of June 4, net- case was used to smash the IT'S UNMISTAKABLE .• for the Grosse Pointe Business- jected\ so. thai all could appl"f~- marlto, Joseph Mack pointcd teith principal. feels that these ted burglars $1,800 worth of wIndow. They said the thieves mens' first general meeting of ciate what committees in other out the new arrangement of flag ceremonies make a valuable furs and sweaters. In a matter must have planneJ the burglary THE this fall. schools had done. stars on the flag. Jim Trombley, contribution to the school's edu. I well because they were gone He wiil address an expected !\fore Needs Than Money Mark Youngdahl, Paul Portera cational pro g ram. "Grosse Jameson claims. withIn two minutes, and com- Lebow It was pointed out that the and l\1arc Alan served as colol' Pointe citizens who have not 1'1'- "If you are dl'iving in the pletely disappeared before po. large turnout at Parcells Jun. ior High School Auditorium total list of recommcndations guards. cently heard the Pledge to our neighborhood of Cook Road and lice arrived. next WednesdaY,night. S.eptem- would cost more than the build- ' The entire student body was .great flag recited In unison by Chaifonte on a fair FrIday at The detectives have been as. bl'r 28(h at 8:00 p.m. Ing and site levy.could pay for. Icd in the Pledge of Allegiance over 700 young Americans approximatelr 8:45 a,m. pause signed to the latest case by Di. Look School officials showed., how- to the Flag by Eileen Wetering. would find" inspiration indeed a few moments and witness our rector Bailey. since they are Mr. Wimmer is a speaker of I ever. that in man y instance~ A statement rcgarding the sig- from such an' experience:' flag raising," he said. workIng on the other burglaries. dynamic intensity for the cause of tree enterprise and the small :~: t~i:~~c~~:n;;~:~~II~II~:~~:2\'ii.'**:""(;:":''=':M'~''~W11~im~:l'~m~''''i*~1.r~*!~m~fu'''~ltM"B~~\~~i\l~1tf't~~'i~\'M.r:~l';$illi'*~\lt~l:W!ffi?T mw~~6IJ;$1$ With emphuil ,n llim/l;tr' co,Is businessman. I Because of its impact. this ,nd ~ubtll 'Idded shoulders. lilt hi ;hlight pl'Ogram WIll be opl'n ~~~a~~I~~~:n ;:~~~:~~nce and t..l,',;.~,.":,!:',: Lebow l~ok 1lI61~s eiell m6n I to the public, Tic'his ai SI.OO Others, it W"S P I' I' d i c ted, i,. IlIln Df dislinction, Lebow's could be Incorporated in f!Jture programs of this nature. Some. ~~ .supef) hind I.ilollng Ind however. the Board' indicated. 111 Whiling's Wlonllized Illeniion represented area~ in which com- M I. ;erfect fit murel JOlII complete miltees had "thought big," ail ~, they had been asked to do. and 'Iii ~l IIlilfaclion. 5" the new .I undoubtedly would have to be w 'I!tems Ind C1lols Ihis week. ~~~t:~ned for a late, consider- I.! 100.00 to 125.00 The third floor on the Indus- m trail Arts building at the high ~ school was termed the key to ~ the space puzzle. By prol'iding (~ six additional c I ass I' a oms it III would then be possible to free 'i other space which would' allow ~ other shifts or remodelings to m occur which would allow still k~ WHALING'S others to follow in an orderly \l!! fashion. Thus. a whole chain of ~ ~weaIt desirable improvements can be ill 520 WOODWARD 6329 W. 7 MILl! set in motion once the rool.1, to tl maneuver is available. school ~, Bldg. NorllJ 0' CJIy-Co.O+y Near Uv .... ols ~~}:.. ," H.. r "... Plrkln, NIXt D_ 0,.. n.... and fri. In •• spokesmen saId. . ~ MR. WIl'tll'tlER Consolidate l\[ath Depi, ~ WHALIJ-IG'S IN THE FISHER BUILDING for 2 persons are available at It is planned to bring to. tl gether the rather farflun; and ~ lfor .. ,rly Harpyr',l the door or from Dr. Robert scattered mathematics depart- I;:.. We Wish to Announce O'Neil at VA 2-5707. ment in the Industrial Arts Mr. Wimmer talks the lan- building. This department will guage of the independent mer- DeCUPY all of the nelv. floor as I chant. and his approach gives well as a substantial portion of ~ the Appointlnent of- Jerome (Jerry) FI'iedl-ich a tremendous lift to face the the second as it already does. :~ We're clearing our problems of the challanging Such concentration will great- l:? Pre_Opening entire stock of pic- 60's. ture fromes prior to ly Imp I' 0 V e instructional effi- ~.~.." as. Service Manager opening 0 u r new He is I nationally known ciency and make it possible for ~1l camera solon with columnist of the Cincinnati all classes to share and enjoy a ~i a completely fresh Enquirer. radio-television com- S~~E collection. There is mentator, author and lecturer. ~~~er a;~pp;~pp~~n::~~::;ti~:~ ~ ,a good selection of J and' Announcements are being terials. f'eacher planning and sizes and designs to 0' 0\\ stoc~ mailed to all business and pro- preparlltion efforts will also be I: , choose from. ' fessional people in Grosse facilitated. .' Pointe. Other academic departments ' Edwal'd White (~tey) as His Assistant Board member. Mr. Cyril will find it possible to consoli. ~~v Pic.ture Verbrugge, will introduce the date once the log jam Is broken ~ speaker. Arrangements for the by concentrating the math de- ~ program were made iJy Thomas partrnent. Teachers' workrooms r,(: Offer, program chairman. and materials storage areas for ~ fra",es ",ach department are planned m which will provide the same :! Polio Clinic sorts of advantages envisioned M for the mathematics program. . W. At Eastland. A start in this dIrection has' ,4 been, made thIs sum mer by £i moving all biology facilities in- l$! '~Off Eastland Cenler. in co-opera- to the front unit of the high * tion with the Wayne County school annex. In the main build- ~,) Medical Health Society. wiil ing several physics rooms have lr: hold a polio clinic in the East- hltcl a. face lifting and have been III You'll want to attend the land Auditorium September fitted out with modern equip- ~ 27th through October 1st. ment so that a more effective t~ The new Hypospray jet in- pr?gram can be carried on In III jector gun will be used to pro" thIS area. N Grand Open'ing vide painless ~hots at the cost The summer progr ..m also in- !~ of $1.00. Men, women. and corporated co II sid P rable l.m- iil of our 40rnpletely new children who have not received pf(lvements to other buildings. tl a complete series of shots are An enlarged receiving room and m urg~d to take advantage of this improved I a n g u age, art and m clinic. science facilities at Pierce are n Anyone of the series, either examples. Publ1c address sys- M CAMERA SALON first. second, third and boosler terns at Trombly' and Defer as t! Friday - Saturday - Sunday shots wil be available.' Health well as a good start on an 1m- $ authorities say that many fami- proved p!aygreund at the latter K October 7-8.9 lies, because of disinterest. ex- building are. others. m pose themselves to the dread- Parrells enjoys better park- @ • , with the Rewest ~nd finest ed polio dIsease. 'ing facilities and a new science m Nt Itameras and accessories The hours for the clinic ~re room. Installation of fluorescent ~ Tuesday and Wednesday from lighting and acoustic tile was :.~ Jerome [Jerry) Friedrich 9:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m., and carried on in the older' build. m Edward' (Whitey) White Thursday. Friday. and Saturday ings as it has been for a num- !:~ from 1:00 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. bel' of years. The usual painting @ Jerry has been with us for the past five Paul Ga~h and repair programs were also ld Whitey has worked for us in Service executed. .L 345 Fisher R01ld years, having come here directly from . and Parts since' 1954 and for. mi'lny TUxedo 1-050 r Happiness comes. to the per- ~i son who keeps his balimce- :~ the Cadillac Motor Car Company' personally and financially. Don't wait for opportunity to years prior to then he was with the knock-go out and make your ill where he was employed in Service and own. ,Grosse Pointe Garage at this same. I Parts for more than eleven years. address. Grosse ;:;

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II THURSDAY ,9-9 • FRI'DAY 9-9 • SATURDAY 9-6 , SELECT GROUPS Of MEN'S YF.AR"ROU,ND SUITS AS MUCH AS 50% OFFI SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SAL' 100%, CASHMERE $5900 REG. $ 49,99 '. . NOW $24.97 IPGRleGATS ' REG. $ 55.00 . : NOW $27.50 Nat., Blk., Brn.-Reg., Sht., Longs, X.Longs REG. $ 59.50 . . NOW $29.95 REG. $ 65.00 . . .NOW $32.50 ,. REG. $ 69.-50 . . NOW $34.75 100% WOOL WORST~D REG. $ 75.0Q . . NOW $37.50 FLANN:EL SLACKS Ivy and Pleated Styles! Char. Brown, Char, Grey. REG. $ 79,50 . . NOW $39.75 Cambridge Grey and Light Oxford, REG. $ 89.50 . . NOW $44~75 Reg. $17.95 - $19,95 Now '1399 REG. $ 95.00 : . NOW $47.50 REG. $ 100.00 . . NOW $50.00 REG. $ 129.50 . . . NOW $65.00 ,BLAZiER SALE BLUES-OLIVES--GRAYS REG. $135.00 . . NO\N $67.~O xx>cxxxxxxxxxxx l{ W X 50 X ~. X Reg. $39.50 Now '32 ,NOT ALL. SIZES IN EVERY S'TYlE: XS.STEIN&CO. ,x BUT AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF ~ 'I'c". 'PM6 ~ ALL SIZES: REG., SHORTS, LONGS S, STEIN QUALITY SUITS TO CHOOSE xxx x'xxxxxxxxxx FROM ••• IF YOU S'HOPEARLY! I Luxurious Cashmere 'Suits 2 PANTS SUIT SALE SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE ••• The trll.3 luxury of Cashmere is carefully woven into OUTER JACKE~S-SUBURBAN5 a fine suit , •• and now it's ON SALE AT A PRICE . THE EXTRA PAIR DOUBLES THE WEAR UP .TO 'Y20FF - SIIES 36-46 EVERYONE CAN AFFORD. MANY SIZES • MANY COLORS & STYLES . SHARKSKINS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS Wash-N.Wear OrIon Pile Lined Coat~ with Orion Pile Shaw! GO()D SELECTION OF ~OLORS' AND STYLES Collar, Sizes 36-46 MONTH-END SALE PRICED $97°° SALE PRICED AT $79°°, REG. $39.95' Now $24.98 - VILLAGE YOUIH SHOP

'Replenish the wardrobe of every male member in your family ... and do it,at tremendous savings during S. STEIN'S Money-Saving Month-End. There's an excellent selection of yea r - r 0 u n d suits, sportscoats and furnishings in the Village Youth Shop ... Grosse Pointe's most complete young men's store. During this fantastic Month End Sale, you can outfit two young meh ... and .pay what you'd expect'to pay for just one wardrobe. So, shop this week-end at S, Stein and Co. and SAVE! .'

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\ Page Four G R0 SSE 'p 0 I N TEN E. W S Thursday, September ~21 '960 Dr. Bushong to Speak At MEA Convention fh'e hazards, and will increase voiced Cal Sponsors Beneht'Sclence Course, GOP l'rculor with it .•t their next meellng, intendent of the Grosse Pointe be held this Thursday and Fl'!- seven residents from F 1 she r The prl1blem of speeding, and road. in the blo;:k bet II' e e n excessive noise, In that area The meeting was adjoul'I1cd School System. will speak on a day In the Grand Hotel, Mack. The Fer!)' School PTA is Satellite Echo r, the most (Continued from Page 1) W!iterloo and Charlevoix, 'I'hey was appreciated by the Council at 10 p.m. inac Island. symposium at the (irst annual sponsoring a bridge beneClt and easily visible of all the man- by 15'., Is on City property. I conference of the MIl'hlgan As- fashion show at 1 o'clock in m/lde moons lO date, has drawn parked between the l'urb and I sociation of School ,Administl'&'- Trouble.makers dOll't care to the afternoon Wednesday, Ocio- American eyes toward the night the sidewalk on Sl. Clair, With tors. get ahead if they can get even, ber 12, in the school 'gym. Ferry skies .this past summer' as the expreSsed understanding is Schooi youngste~ wlll model ne\'er before. The result that the area 'I' 0 u I d not be fashions from Young Clothes, a widespread newly-kindll.'d in- avallable to individual political Inc. on Kercheval. Dessert will terest in the wonderful lore of candldatcs-l5ut would be to the be served and there will be astronomy. other maJor 'politieal par!y-- Your Grosse Pointe prizes, The Department of Commu- the Council gl'anted peJ'missio:\ nity Serl'i('es of the Gl'osse for the trail!"r to rrmain. Th(' general chairman of the Pointe Public S('hool System is Business Men's Association event is Mrs. Allen Neef. Teach. serving this interest this fall Will :'Ifo\'e to JIIIl el' representative is Miss Betty with its fifth offering of Wi!- It will be at the CIty Io<'alion Heehill. Ham II a m m 0 n d's 'popular for the next two to thl'f'e weeks, llnnounces the appearance of Another committee is headed course in Introductory Descrip- and then go to the Hill shoppin~ by 1\11"5. John Chario~ who wIll live Astronomy. area for two weeks. The final be assisted by Mrs. Fred Somes. First presented oihree years week prior to t~e eleetion, it Mrs, Charles Swenson, and Mrs. ago--just in time to ride a will. bl.' placed in the business Rodger Judkins. wavllof interest created by area at Mack and Morass. The fashion committee chair- S put n i k r-this ten'lecIUre) The Council then Qvoted to man is 1'Ilrs. Harold Deal who C~~l'se l~stn ~::~r attI:~,c~ed sui- cO~IPlf'o~~t_h ~ ;e~~~~,~ 1.;I'O;n ,Ed Wimmer WIll be helped by Mrs. ~l'homas f,(1f;"Jlt IntJc>\ to " ..rr;lnt :\1.5 .• ,1-•••• " '",." •••0,,5 ... , .0 scheduling in both faU and ',\'in- proclaim the week of Septe;:l- Candler, Mrs. H('n~' Kuhlman, Viee Presidml, Nat;o"a[ Federation oj bldepetuJenJ Business Mrs. Sidney Meyers, and :Mrs. ter terms. ber 26, 1960 a~ "B('tter Litera- Walter Nester. The faU 1960 course will ture for Youlh Wee k," Mrs. meet on ten consecutive 'rues- Reinowskl' is president of the In charge of .refreshments is day evenings lieginning. Octo- . local group. Mrs. John Chesman, and her ber 4. In add i t ion. Mr. Permission from Dr .. Robert assistants are Mrs. Edward H~mmond arr~nlles a Field, K. Whitely, or' 216 Lakeland ~ Knoll, Mrs, Edward Jerger, Mrs. Night and a triP to Cran~l'Ook avenue, to purchase land ad- Cene,-"' J.Jleeti"g ••• !Ilichael ShirilJa, and Mrs. F, W. PlanetarIum at the convenience jacent to' his pro pert Y. was .... '~. ~ Richardson, Mrs. Edward Benya " <\...., of the class. granted. Wednesday, September 28 'h:~ is handling pu.blicity. uN~ previous s c i en t i fie, Progress )'eports were heard 1Ih>f The tickets are $1.50 ~nd are tech~lcal or ma them a tic a 1 on the various City parking im- Parcells 'Jr. High School being sold by all committee st~dles are necessery for !ull provement projects-whlch in- members. :Mrs. Allen Neef at ellJoy~ent of th~ course-Just elude lots at Ri'lard, Washing- Mllek at Vernier TU.. 4-6974 will see that any .. a deSire Ul obtam so~e basic ton and Mack, and the lot be- one. Interesled receives tickets, knowiedg'1 and app~e~latlon ?f hind th new Kresge hllildln~: 8:00 p.m. the vast, starry umverse III ' e which we live." Mr. Hammond The Council s t t.t d I ~ d pro- BUILD YOUR emphasizes. He uSes an exten- posed plans for ~ntE:rlOr lm- KC Dedicates slye C

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,Thursday, September 22. 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five Kerby P.TA Class Of 60 Gives Sterling Reminder P.TA To Benefit Annual Meets Monday From, Comedy CHET SAMPSON The Kerby Parent.Teacher (Continued tram Pare l) HALF~PRICE AssocIation wlll hold its fIrst regular meeting of the school as Mary. Others in the cast suggests ~ thrift vacation in year on Monday evening, Sep- Include Dave and Don Girodat, SALE! tember 26. All classrooms will AI Meyer. Julie White, AI Bee- , Starting be open for parent-teach or visi- teel. Don White and Phyllis 'I I Monday, Sept, 26 tation from 7:30 to 8:15 o'clock. Kerby P.T,A, President, Louis Reeve. Europe J, Hummel, will be in charge of The show will also be pre> I Kopps the general meeting to be held sented on Slrturday, OCtober 15. in the gymnasium, this fall 16926 Kercheval Ave. Last week the Theater held I He will introduce the P.T.A. its first membership meeting of Executive Board which includes the season, The experimental Mr, George Cartmill, vice-presi- workshop. headed by Mrs. Rich- dent; Mrs, George Goodheart, 17 Days •• from $445°0 ard Roney, with Tom Stein. THE WORK SPACE secretary; Mrs. Panmo Di- diairman, gave experts from Including .all transportation, hotels, breakfasts, Loreto. treasurer; and trustees "Finegan'~ Rainbow," YOU NEED••• and Mrs.. Paul Huston, Mr. Edward transfers, sightseeing an~ entertainment. Kleefus, Mrs. Thomas Nelson The Theater has plans for tr,ust covered with and Mrs, Robert Sutton. a'Ilother benefit. The group will Pr!nripal Dr. Cus!('l' Homeier present "The Reclining Figure" MANY ITINERARIES FROM WHICH TO will introduce aU members of in early December at the Rack- CHOOSE, WITH DAILY DEPARTURES. the teaching staff, ham Building, to benefit the Following the general meet. Women's Auxiliary of Ute So- Call or See Us frw An)' rw All of Your Travel Needs l"°I{I!~.ing, a social hour for parents ciety of Mechanical Engineers. "~"!,"~".;,':c,,;,;,;,,',""'" ' ' ~I,;> and teachers will be held in the gymnasium, Mrs. C I i n ton Chet Sampson Travel Service '-L Scharff and Mrs, George Good- $700 CLOCK SMASHED heart have appointed Mrs, Ray Philip Berman. manager of 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5-7510 Smith to arrange for table dec. Yorks Jewelry Store, 16835 orations. Kercheval, complained to City The following fathers will as. police on Saturday, September slst in serving refreshments: 10. that vandals completely de- Mr, George Brooks, Mr, Philip RONALD SCHRAM, President of MRS. LORRAINE GILLESPIE, Class stroyed a O1ree-by-three foot Dawson, Mr. Thomas Hallock, square clock outside of the store Mr.. Theodore Hinchman,' Mr. the Class of June 1960, presents 2 Sponsor, and JERRY GERICH, Princi- silver punch bowls to the Grosse pal. Ron leaves this week to begin his • builcling, The clock Is valued at Roger Hull. Mr. Charles Nouse. $700• Mr. Charles Parcells, Mr. Clin- . PQinte High School on behalf of mem- freshman year ,at D~tmduth College. ton Scharff and Mr. Louis Sla- bers of the class. Receiving the gift are ter, DRIVERS ALERT! September is hack-ta-school month for children allover the Austin to Greet Frosh Mothers Look Behind Iron Curtain country. For many YOll.."Jgsters. / it's their first venture Into the Mrs, John K. Busch, presi- ty foraH members to become Offered.By War Memorial world alone: Motorists ,should your 'eisure. :. ENJOY dent of the Austin Catholic better acquainted with Austin. be on the look-out for boys and Mothers' Ciub will extend a A corclial invitation is extend- Dr. and Mrs, Arlington Leck- Civic Center presented to the girls who forgot to look both corclial welcome to the fresh- ed to all mothers, lider will share the experiences Poles by the Russians. ways before crossing the street. it f.uHy in men mothers at the first gen- knows how to and colored slides of their re- Ending the program on a do it for youl eral meeting of the. year. This . THIEF TAKES WIPERS cent trip to Finland, Russia, will be held on Wednesday, quaint and unusual note will James Lombarto, 32, of 19900 Czechoslovakia and Pol and be a visit to the street of the September 28, at 8 o'clock in wHh their many friends and ~tfioh6Y-

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Page Six G R.O S S! POINT!! NEWS Thursday, September 22, 1960 Sy,nphony Show Will Be Sellout ing completed in many of the .. Adult Classes Start Monday elasm. For further informa- The ticket committee for the Mrs. Ivan C. Dunlap, and Mrs. Caught In The Act Of Eating Profits tion, as well as class enrollment, School bells are r~g~gf~r have their initial meetings: fashion show and tea at Grosse Thelma Tevis Schneider. call the Department of Com. the adults of the Grosse Pointe Astronomy; Bridge; Bookkeep- munity Services, Tuxedo 5-3808 Pointe Yacht Club on October . Recent additional patronesses communities and the surround- ing; Che6S; China Painting; 01' Tuxedo 5-{)27t. 5 to benefit the Grosse Pointe {or the show include ... Mrs. ing area with classes being Dr a IV In g; Effective Speech; Symphony is working hard to J. Leslie Berry, Mrs. Alfred R. offered the Department of Engllsh for New Amerieans; 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, make the event a CQmplete sen. Glancy, Mrs. G. Ogden Ellis, by Services of the Grosse Pointe Enameling Oil Copper and Silver I:' Opens Today' out. Mrs. Howard J. Ward, l\lrs. Bur- Public School System. Jewelry; Forelgn Language3- Commiltee members are: :Mrs. detLe E. Ford, Mrs. Alfred D. French, Spanish, Greek, Ger- Ford Audl"lorl.um Benjamin C. Addison, Miss Moran, Mrs. 1. William Mc- The Grosse Pointe Power man, Russlan; Grammar and Camilla Ayers, Mrs. Raymond Lean. Mrs. Benjamin C. Addi. Squadron eourse, and a course Vocabulary Building; ,Knitting: B. Baer, Mrs. Bogdan Baynert, son. Mrs: Charles L. Jacobson. in Real Estate Finance; began Plano-for Beginners and Ad- "12_10P. M. Mrs. William G. Buchinger, Mrs. Gerald L. Stoetzer, Mrs. fall terms thls week. The week vanced; Rhythmic Exercise; and SEPT. lIlrs. Glenn W. Carpenter. Mrs. Philip C. Baker, Mrs. William of September, 26 wlll see the in the Homemaking classees- 22.23 George L. Cassidy. 1\1rs. Alfred G, Buehinger, Mrs. Harry J. first meetings of Owner-Dog Milliner~'; Sewing; Tailoring 24.25 1\1. Cousino, 1\lrs. Raymond J. Chapm:m, Mrs. James Holden Obedience Training. Fiction of and Upholstery. Duffy, Jr., 1\lrs. Phillip R Flan- Booth, and M:'5. George J. Jay. the '50's and Oil Painting and Enrollments are rapidly be-, L ...... ~ ...... ~ ders, Mrs. Julius T. Frater, Miss Still others: Mrs. J. Gordon Water Color classes. ~1~~~ella Gusfa. Mrs. Jay l:am- Hill. 1\lrs. Thomas V. LoCicero, During the week of October Others: Mrs. Winfield S. Jew- lIIrs.Winfield .S. Jewell, Jr., 4th, the following classes will Mrs. William A. Ternes, MI'li. ell, Jr., Mrs. Bru.ee A. Kirk, Mrs. Sam Olejniejak. Mrs, Bernard VANDALS USE F.Bs SAMPSON 'Thomas V. LoCwel'o, Mrs. Am- Whit! • M J • C PI I CHET old W L g h M e~, • rs. ame. . Ie ps. , . un e,rs ausen, j rs'l Mrs. George L. Cassidy, MI'S. invites you to pick up your Georg"e F. Mehlml!. Mr.•, Alfr('!l n .' ," _ ,. , ,. Thomas Robinson, houseman I D. Moran, Mrs. Reginald T. "'l>lIldlU ~. u~ U I' PU Y, "I.n;. for H. R. Walton of 75 Lothrop, M h' 1\1 J h W N I George F. Mehlmg. Mrs. JulIus informed Farms' police on Tues- "'IurPTh~' j rs . °t.n"OK' Je wn. T. Frater, Mrs. Jerome E. J. .. rs. oma!i Nes er, mrs. ames K day, September 13, that an un- Airline Tickets C. Phelps, Mrs. John C. Pur- ~an~ Mrs .. Ivan D. Dunlap, 11 M L Ii CPt MISS ~thel C. Welch, Mrs. Os. known perwn broke nin~ 10 at 100 KerchevCll Ave:-On the Hill ee, rs. es e. . u ~am. car Mezey, Mrs. Alan E. by 14 window panes in the Mrs. Thelma TeVIS SchneIder, Schwartz, lIlrs. Hugh C. Daly, Walton garage with BB shots. He represents all airlines and the prices are standard llirsA'dRObt~lrltR :Shan1\~on.G I Mrs. Ernest C. Putnam, and The windshield and side win. t n s loners: .I'S. era d Mrs A D R d a ~ dows of a car own~d by Mrs. Grosse Pointe'. only esiahUshed trave' service. -L. Stoetzer, Mrs.. Robert C. Thu-' , . . ue em nn, ~ 1'. Gunhlld Kempe of 3376 Ellen. mann. -r.lrs.. E. \Vilson 'Vardell, ------boro, Troy, near the garage. Now in its 9th year of serving the PoInte. Mrs. Bernard Whitley, and Mrs. John Thursby Attends was also broken by BB shots, Donald III. Worley. C}' I . it was reported. Mrs. J. Leslie Berlj' and Mrs. ouose log llshtute v. Jj;verett Kinsey are co-chair- John S, Thursby or Grosse gjllll IJIIIIIIIJIIIIIIJIIIIII IJI!IIIII 111I11111I11I11111111I11II 111I1111:1II11111111111111111J1111I111IIIIUIIIIIIJIIIIIIIlIIIIIII1l1lIUIIIJJllIIIIUHIIIIIIII1I111IIIUli1II11111111111111~1II111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111l1111111111l1l11l1ll1U~ men for. the show. Pointe, High School, attended ~ I For the member of the com- the _Counseling and Guidance mittee selling the greatest num. Institute held at Michigan State I now, at Jacob~on's, the pillow that's right for 'You! bel' of tiekets there will be a University this summer. prize: a box of French per- The institute, one of 84 serv- fumes. Announcement of the ing approximately 3,000 high winner will be made at the school CQunselors, was conduct- = SOFT fashion lihow. ed under a National Defense A subscription luncheon pre- Education act grant from the ceding the show promises to be U.S.' Department of Health, Ed- a gay affair. Reserving early for ucation and Welfare. MEDIUM tables are: Mrs. Julius T. Fra- The M.S.U. in~;titute, the tel', Mrs. R. B. Whit~hurst, Mrs.' larJest to be held on anyone Matthew Cammareri, Mrs. Phil- campus, offered oourses for ad- lip R. Flanders, Mrs. J. Leslie vanced, expeIienced CQunselors Putnam, Mrs. James Steep, Mrs. as well as work for CQunselors Eleven-year-old MIKE TUSA,' of ball Leaguers throughout Detroit and Allan D. Foster, and Mrs. M. with little fonnal training. the Grosse Pointe Farms Packers, is the suburbs during the annual calldy L. Keller. r !?urprised by G. P. Farms Little Foot- sale which ends October 1. Each seper- Also entertaining that day: CAUGHT SHORT' ball League president BILL BRISCO ate league keeps the profits from the .Mrs. George L. Cassidy, Mrs. Summer vacations cause a as he delivers more boxes of candy sale and buy~ equipment for its teams. James E. Atkinson, Mrs. Edward man to let the outgo exceed [~~ which is being sold by 5,000Little Foot- Virgin Doc.ron A. Baumann, Mrs. V. W. Bloods- income and sets him up for a worth, Mrs. Joseph W. Schwartz, hard fali. at Grosse Pointe High School, Jr. Achievement D,.ive Here St. Ambrose High_ School. Har- per Wooas High School, N'otre A, coast to coast attempt to southeastern Michigan. PILLOWS ~Record & T~pe 9ri~es make teenagers free enterprise Experienc!l In Junior Achieve- Dame High School and St. conscious has been started by ment companies has been called Paul's High School. Junior Achievement, the 'Jiving a "necessity for AmeIica" by econorojcs' organization which community and national lead- Always puts teenagers in the driver's ers including the president of to each seat of business and industry Junior Achievement of South- for a school year. eastern Michigan J,?hn E. Bren- With the co-operation of nan. his own! school authoIities, J un i 0 r This expeIience provides high 20% Off Achievement will condud spe- school students a sustained look Our technicians are cial high school assembUes to into free enterprise and pre- well trained and " list prices give juniors and seniors a pares them for "full participa- chance to get in on the ground tion in the business world," experiem:lld, Now tl1e whole family can be ltappy. Choose the pillow that suits each Individual floor of the '60-'61 Junior Brennan said. Ach$evement program year in LeJ us check your atztemza Junior Achievement will best. White sateen ticking .on 20x26.inch dacron pitrows. Colored cord edges indicate conduct mass assemblies in 130 for best reception ana {~lJtEr.INC. LARCENY REPORTED southeastern Michigan high your set for cr')'stat clear the firmness. Pink edging for 50ft: white for medium: blue for firm. Non-allergic .nd Donald Hammond of. 16934 schools in preparation for 'the lliewing, YOtl'Jllike our fully washable. 11001 Kercheval-in th. Village Village lane, reported to City organization's opening' date Oc- reasonable rates. ,TUxedo 4-7090 pollee on Monday, September tobr r 10. 12, that someone took the spare tire and wheel from his car Teenagers apply,' for mem- while it was parked in his ga- bership in Junior Achievement rage.The thieves also took an at the conclusion of the special 4.98 5.50 5.98 apartment-size washing machine high school assemblies. It' will SOFT MEDIUM FIRM, be pointed out that interna- E and a large green vase from his back yard, he said. Total tiona'! competition, awards, D value of the loss amoUIited to schDlarships and special ineen- - about $50. tive prizes for outstanding A. Nulling Go. \ I work are availabie for the jun- c. A iOr business tycoons during the Radio and Television tHOME DECORATIVE SHOP p course of the program year. 6353 E. Jefferson • o Junior Achievement assembly LO 7.5502 ~ Jacobsons P N programs have been scheduled ~ , L 1IIIIIIIIIIJllllllmilUillJIIllllllllillllJIIJIII IImllllllJIIllIlIlII1 1111111111I11II111111I111111I111111I11I1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1I1IIIIIUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllil I S A E N R • Business Mochines C V. • Rubber Stamps GARDNER'S. TOTS. SNOWTIME ..,th. merriest winter trto. • Wedding Invitations E I • Fine Printing Service you'll seel Washable nylon taffeta snowsuits, their jackets warmly lined S C ADDING I with weightlflss orion aarylic pile, in fashion's brightest colors. 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Thurlday. September 22, 1960 GROSSe POINTe NEWS Page Seven . \ ~===_~_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIII!IIJjjII!JIIlIWUlUlIJJI_ Andy Teetaert Reminders Not Confusing USNR Group To Be Honored _ Given Citation The United States Naval Re- Higgins," USN, commandant of ~ serve. surface Brigade 9-4 .of the Ninth Naval District. I "'.1••. , Eight policemen, Including DetrOIt, will h onor one of Its Capt. R. Thornton Brodhead 2 one from the Pointe, were dlvisionE at a program to be Trophy and citation will be ==_======_== .WJ.lfTJ;J.IAll awarded departmental ~Itations held in the Miciligan State Fair presented to Division 9-90, by by Harper Woods- Pollee' Chief Coliseum on Tuesday, Septem- Cdr. Harold Barr, VFW, De- ,i',~. 81.Clair 'Room Allen Mlglio for excellent po- ber 27, at 8 p,m. pa,rtment of M I chi g a n, for Id -' '~~ ~ M~t EItJ.Md llce work In the apprehension To be honored is the USNR standing as the suHace divls- MENU of two burglars last month, Surface Division 9.90 (large), ion with the highest score for LAST" OAvl Sat., Sept. 24, 1960 For the first time in Harper .TO !\~CiSTEIl 1 commanded by Cdr. George the year (.nding June 30. 111K I Ie HEN Woods I history, citations were Kopchak, USNR, of Detroit. The Additional awards' will be Roast Leg of Yeal TH awarded to policemen irf other OCT. to I division stands first in the made to the dIvision by local, Buttered Asparagus departments, The presentations 8:00AM-8:00PM! Naval District, whIch comprises state and national groups, in- Cranberry Muffin & were made on Tuesday, Sep- 13 states, the largest. Naval DIs- eluding one to be presented by Butter • Solad tember 9. trlct in the United States. Benjamin S. Warren of Grosse Choice of Beverage The police officer from the The program will consist (\f Pointe, president of the Men's .85 Pointe honored by Chief Miglio the com man d ant's annual Council of the Navy League of was City Cap!. Andrew Teet- plaque award to be presented the United States Navy Awards. aert, to Division 9-90 as the out- A program of music will be a. : .::;.~_>. The other officers cited were standing Naval Reserve Surface prestmted by the VFW Van- ==~===== Harper Woods Det. Lt. Willard DIvision in the Ninth Naval Dis- guard Drum and Bugle Corps _ WeIss. Dets, Robert DeLorme trict. Making the presentation and the U. S, Naval Training Jacnusr-J,Ys. , and WiJllam Kohler. and Pa- will be Rear Adm, .John M'. ('pnter "'R\11Pjapke-t (~holr" trolman Frank Pepper; De------_._-----' ~ trolt's 15th Precinct, Connor r""",I"'I"1II1111"'"'11I11 1111111".11I1110"","'11I111""""11 "11"11111111I""""1111I"""", 1111- POINTE Station of£iCeI'S, Dets. William Keenan, Arvld Friedlund and Patrolman Charles Coram. kitchen center, inc. On August 11, Patrolman Pepper spotted a suspicious 19525 mack car in an apartment. area in grosse poInte wood. Harper W(){)ds and noted the TU.4-4334 license plate number. Later, numerous burglaries were com. mltted and a bunt was begun for the driver of the car. The officers of the three de- partments pooled their efforts and after days of investigation, arrested two men, Pascual Ber- rera, 28, of 3502 Second, De- -PIcture by Fred Runnells troit; and Harry Robertson. 33, Motorists may be confused by the multitude of of 15114 Wildemere, Detroit. signs outside the Woods Municipal Building but the - The suspects were questioned extensively by the officers, and confusion is for their own good. These signs are re- finally confessed t" committing , minders cif traffic laws, but also these important pre- 150 burglanies, netting them election days of a presidential year there is a notice of --- many thousands of dollars, all the p.ays slipping away for the not registered citizen, of which was spent on nar- who wants to exercise his franchise November 9. cotics. . "Berrera apd Robertson are ~~i- Cautiousness and carelessness I Even the man on the level &~'.t~ awaiting trial in Wayne County are both habits - t a k e your has an uphili fight just to 9tay i=-~ Circuit Court. choice. there. t._~~ The citation to Cap!. Teetaert reads: ~.:;:-=-~~ He gave freely of his "time and knowledge and particIpat- ~"f.:i(?f:~ ed In the investigation and ap- ~:. :'- -.--- :. !(~;':~:i:L,.. prehension of two male sub- jects possessing ext ens i ve criminaf records. and wanted 'i1>TAL CA;;~;"NSURE1) WI11-\ for numerous burglaries in several cllles, 'l'his citatbn S1pcfE FARM WOULD REAC~ F~OM awarded by the Harper Woods Police Department on the 9th NEW YORI< ,.0 $1NeAPORE ~ day of September, 1960, for 'hat's5X million cars-all protected by State Farm's "Homo- complete cooperation and an outstanding example of esprit tHE BEAUTIFUL iown Service wherever you drive." And you get this service at cie corps that exists between rock-bottom rate's;' because State Farm' aims to insure only members of our profession. BOUNTIFUL BIAVERS eareful drivers. Can you qualify? Four out of five drivers can. The citation was signed by Ask about it today. Chief Miw.io. "S8 higher and plushier . . Joel H. 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INJURED IN FALL ISt. John Hospital by Woods No man falls Into a good Job Boys' COlnnliUee Holds Elections •.-he lOust give himself a 11ft. Mrs. otto Schadd 54 of 20731 pollce ~bulan~e for treatment. " The aCCIdent happened on Tues- G PUS N N Lancaster. sllp~ on steps in day, September 13. • • • • e.ws otes Harvey Campbell, executive Committee for the past two son Co. her home, leadmg from the .. vice-president of the Greater years. Re - elected vice. presidents kitchen to the basement, and petroit Board of Commerce, has were Thomas B. Adams, presi- G & J Electric 00. fell on the landing, injuring her Money is the only thing that Grosse Poi n t e UniversIty Frencb Translation Bureau of been elected president of the Three new vice - presidents dent of Campbell.Ewald Co., Of (;ROSSE POINTE back. She was transported to can talk without interruption. School began its 62nd year last tile ~upre~e All!ed Command. Boys' Committee of Detroit. an were elected. They are James and Ciarence P. Chamberlin, P. Chapman, president of Pub. Jim Krallamanni Owner ------week, with all classes beginning MISS Ceclly Alice Rains, B.A. organization which sponsors the president of Metal Mouldi.l}gs lic Relations- Counselors, Inc.; on Wednesday, September 14. 1960, Smith College, a. natlve annual Boys' Day and other Corp. EXPERT Charles T. Fisher III, assistant Headmaster John Chandler, Grosse Poi n t e r, begms her .youth actlvitiesin Detroit. Electrical R.epalr. . teaching career this year. She - vice-president of National Bank Fisher resides at 103(} Har- J r., announces th~ iollowmg ap- will teach history imd English .Campbell. succeeds Wal~er L. of Detroit, and Joseph L. Hud- vard road. Grosse Pointe, ,ann pointments to the faculty. In to the 8th grade girls and also Cisler, preSident of DetrOlt Ed. son. Jr .• vice-president and gen- Hudson resides at 408 Washing. APi/lii27i'" the Upper School MI"S. Lyle S. be their .home room adviser. ison Co., who headed the Boys' eral manager of the J. L. Hud. ton road, Grosse Pointe. Hudson, B,A. 1928, Oberlin Col- lege, M.A. 1929, Ohio State, is Not new. but returning to to be a pari-time teacher of G.P.U.S. after five years senice Latin. Mrs. Hudson is a resl- as assistant headmaster at the dent of Grosse Pointe and has Park School in Indianapolis is taught Latin at Grosse Pointe Mr. Earl L. Kimber. Mr. Kim- High School. ber will fill the VaCBtlcyin the SAVE TIME ... with Easier, Faster John S. Kerr. A.B. 1929, History Department created by Hamilton College. M.A., Col- the acceptance in June by Mr. umbla University, joins Ute John M.. Graham of t.he Head. $59.00 Mathematics. Department. An ma~tershlp ~f ~he Latm School, Drive-In Savings experienced teocber and one- Chicago, lllmols. til7'.~' hlgh schObertVaillancourt trav- 8 Regular TURF BUILDER feedings pay handsome eled in New York .•. Mrs. Kay with B gallons or more gasoline Welcenbach took a cruise on a dividends. Your lawn looks better- and stands freighter on the Great Lakes START YOUR COLLECTION TODAY ... Richard Trim was director (This offer good until Dec. 24th) up better to punishment from 'Year and weather. of the G.P.tT.S. Summer Schoel ... Miss Ethel Osborne studied Tak~s just half an hour to give gr8fJ8 the protein- at the University ot Michigan • • , Miss Anne Fenech won a Fulbright grant for study in YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE CENTER FOR building diet it needs. Fill the France. accurate Scotts Spreader, set the • . Engine Tune-Up • Brake Service • Wheel Balancing NEW SCHOOL GUARD dial and take a walk. Steady-feeding • Washing. Simonizing • Snow Plowing . . The Park Police Department ,has . employed Arthur Van- Fill up with Mob;Ti Gas tmd OU TURF BUILDER needs nQ watering-in! Becelaere of 510 Notre Dame, retired City police lleutenant, Get One Top Value Stamp /01' Every Dime You Spend lI'S a school crossing guard. He will take his post at Vernor Marcel D'Hondt, Owner and Manager arid Cadieux when school opens on Thursday. September 8. . 20700 Mack (at 8 Mile) ~TurfBuilder to deady.feed 5000 sq ft, 4.75 TU 1-3090 Save now on 8 new 1960 Scotts Spreader DelivHHI-'l'JJ 1.62H Get Best for Top Value :' l\, .. . Gifts Free Stamps 19815 MACK AVE., at Huntington PLUMBIHG&HEATING clf. 11". l"IlNOlS .,. Mdkhk • U~3.7'" IS"! lUCHt'll .. a-eow • fA '.9m

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Self Storing 6 or More in the United States, Canada Windows and large capita-Is abroad. Hun- Center's Art I STORM SASH AND For Steel Doling Back dreds of thous:mds of people , SCREENS Casements 10 have taken time out from a Classes Popular 1920 busy life for self-improvement For Tru5con, Fenestra, Ceca, Crillal, Lupton through these courses. Any Size, Shope or Design Sparked b~' the recent Grosse 'the Leadership T I' a i IJ i n g PoinLe Alt Festival on the SCREENS. STORM SASH . .sCREEN PORCHES Class develops the ability to Center'. grounds, the Grosse REPAIR VISIT OUR FACTORY AND SHOWROOM speak with enthusiasm and con- Pointe War Memorial's program viclion, shows how «l win the of Art classes is filling rapidly. TW 2-7800 support of others, teaches how Two of Ann Arbor Profesor to sell oneself and ideas, to be Emil Weddige's adult classes 640 E. 1 MILE RD. at ease in any situatil1n and to are elosed. There Is only room ; AIR-TEC lJre~al" io!' mon: acliv"" vadi- for si" more students in the , cipation i~ business and com- Friday morning class which munity affairs. meets from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. 'fhe opening session of the beginning tomorrow Friday, Dale CarnegIe Course will be September 23. ]n general this as always a demonstration ses- is a class for tHose having had Two Cutler Kids (pictul'ed at right and left) will be given away .• ion which anyone is welcome a certain anio1.!nt of previous by Peter Pan. Just come in and register .•. there's nothin<] to attend without .obliglrtion. training. to buy ••• you will not be obligated in any way. Drawings At this demonstration session Due to the dem'lnd fo., Ilddi- the course wili be outlined and tional adult classes in the Inter- will be 'made Friday, Oclober 21 at 4:30 p.m., so register the prospective students will mediate and apprentice fields, anytime up until that hour. You need not be present to win. meet their instructors, . Many the C,enter is organizing another Winn8rs will be notified by phone or leHer, of the instructors. will be pro- class which will take place fesslonal educators and the Tuesda~/s evenings from 7:30 to others are executives drawn 9:30 p.m. beginning October 4. from various businesses and in- The instructor will tie Grosse . dustries .. The methods used in- Pointe's own popular Professor volve no lectures, eXaIhimrtions, Marco Nobili of the Soci~ty of • from Peter Pan or written lessons. Arts and Crafts. Those wishing • • Freshly-Dug ]n the first few sessions stu- to cnroll in Professor Nobili's dents explore themselves, the class should call the Center subject they know best and TU 1-7511 as soon as, possibie. and. just arrived! later they examine their jobs The. Children's. Art courses, and plans. They learn how to taught by Margheritta Loud are deHver a sure fire formula for also proving very popular, but Unusually any talk and how to deliver it a few places still remain in both more effectively. ..Later thE; the. Tuesday class, beginning students explore the principleps September 27. from 3:30-5:00 of good human relations, learn p.m. and in the Thursday class, how to make others like them beginning September '22, from Wide Variety and fo win ~hem over to their 3-45-5:15 p.m. way of thinking. Art for pre-school children, for hedging, formal gardens, From ille over 750,000 men ages 3-5 and their mothers will individual placement and women who have graduated begin Wednesday morning, Oc- from the Dale Carnegie Course tober 5 and continue eight comes an impressive list. of "weeks. Again the course will be SEE THE 'RARE today's top Personalities, Execu- wider t.he, direction. of . Mrs. tives and Leaders to name but Chris Komp and ,Wm. Me- a few who are universally Gonagle or" the Detroit A)'~ ]n- Pink .Peris .Japoilica known: Lowell Thomas, ex- stitute Extension Service. The plorer and lecturer; John L. class is iimited to 10 children richly colored, unusual Schroeder, Jr, in United States and their mothers. Enrollments broad leaf evergreen Steel Corporatlor. rod Henry are being accepted now. The ) - [~~soin white) Btackstone, President of the material fef: is $10, Servel Corporation of America. An illustrated lecture serles Girl's Topper Set Boy's Topper Set Girl's Topper Set Boy"s Topper Set Many of our largest concerns on "Great Masterpieces in DISCOUNT ON PURCHASES OF 5 OR MORE require their executives-in- American Museum Collections" 98 98 98 G/la~anteed If PIa/lied by F & j La,U!snepe traintng to take the Dale Car- will be offered Wednesday 3 3 3 negie Course and underwrite evenings, beginning October 12. their tuition. Still more in-.' It will be presented by Mar- Soiid color Arnel and cot. 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Page Ten GROSSE POINTE N E.W S Thursday, September 22, 1900 I ' '.. Charge Against A light Brig'ade Ann Arbor Bumps Dev~ls In' Friday Grid Opener A tense, ovcr anxious and in- Boesunon the De'vlls' 46, 'l'hree experienced Grosse Pointe 131ue plays later halfback Mark Gil- Devil team had the misfortune son intercepted an Allardyce 5'01 to bump Into a veteran Ann pass on his own 42 and rac('d Arbor squad last Friday night, bac~ to the Devil 32 wherc AI. September 16. and dropped the lardyce pulled him down, Ann 1960 non-league grid opener Arbor immediately fumbled and 13-0 under the lights of Holl- Paul Boesun recovered halting , I' way Field in Ann Arbor. the treat as the quarter ended. ~~ fRfD RUnnEllS '1'0 the nearly 750 Devil fans Esrly in the' fourth period that made the trip the loss came Grosse Pointe made its only as a shock. But to Devil coaches threat when it went to the Aim HeavJ Ed Wernet, Ernie Bauer and Arbor 31 on a pass fl"om AI. Sllil Fleet Bucks Jim Curlett the shock wasn't as lardyce to Miller who in tum great. Head coach Wernet said lateraled to Andrews. On the Winds In ~ight Race earlier In the week "We eel" very next play the Devils pull. tainly are going to be weaker in ed the same forward-Ialeral The 82.boal sail fleet In the to share the s p 0 tI ig h t with the early games this season be- with Andrews on the receiving 42nd annual Bayview Yacht Pointer-. Jack Moran's Dragon cause a team cannot lose 42 end and he went all the way. Club Long Distance Night Race sloop "Sea Hawk" who posted seniors and expect to have the But the touchdown was called !,ot a good dusting ovel' the 51 an elapsed time 9 minutes and poise and experience we enjoy- back because the lateral pass l'~tlti('~t 11';It> ('(>1It""1' (>" T ,~~l' an ~p('onn< fan Df. pos- and Vormelker. combined Qn a his receivers. and Veenendaal , Port Huroll wIll be the first York 32 sloop "Apache" and son finished tenth in his class he fell into f:he end zone before touchdowns for Wls\:! Egan and sible chan.~es. wb~ch parents Win the RR. Williams trophy. 41 minutes anp i8 seconds be- the game was two minutes old. 35 yard play that saw Meyers consider desirable for the 1961 booted out of danger to the Ann home opp,onent on Saturday, Manko arid Ritter scored the Arbor 21. . September 24, and on the Big Ford A Winner hind the winning "Happiness." John Selczak booted the extra t.akea 15 yard pass and scamper extra poinis, season, as well as the election point and the Lakers were in a the remaining 20 yards for tbe On the first'play Don Simons Reds showing in holding Bay The Spartans only scoring of a new Board of Governors Bob Ford, Grosse Pointe Club After corrections he was a mere 7-0 hole. second touchdown of the after- CUy opportunity came late in the to operate the league in the broke free over center and was I Randy to a tie should Commodore, pushed his black 5 minutes and 40' seconds off noon. Conley missed the extra on, his way until Bob Sherwood prove io be a rough customer yawl "Fan tasty " over the line the overall winning time. St. Paul was-fighting mcd but fourth quarter. Morley returned year ljhead. Under rules of the point to give the Spartans what brought him down from behind for the Devils' in their first one minute and 45 s e con d s * * $ before it could get its attack the. kick off twenty yards, constitution only parents are appeared to be a comfortable ah d f B'l H und&wllY quarterback Gary which placed the ball on the eligible to' vote for the Board on the Devil 46. Another Ann showing before the home crowd. u, ea 0 _ I I anson's "Fleet- CRUISINGA-(I)-1 MDe'~ Schi k f ' 13-0 lead at halftime, d" d th ~ e umbled and St. Stanis- Egan 40 yard line. Van Tien of Gi>vernors, Arbor penalty halted the drive -ADD AGATE- "'00 an en sweated out the Elapsed and Corrected Timet) Wish Egan scored twice in the rest of the Class B finish x Touche. Baker-Clements DYC lau! recovered on the Laker 40. picked up 15 yards on an end and the host team kicked into ' al es and (7:49.30-6:31.28); A pac h e. Toot But it yra!i'a game of give and third quarter on Spartan. fum- run. W,ish Egan defense stif- • the end zOue endlng the threat f III ly emerged the winner of Gmeiner DYC (7:46,1:HI:32,12):Fal- bles. The first score came, on the Free Press t l' 0 p h y with con n. Clare Jacobs BY!:;(7:50;39- take and StanislaUs drove to fened .and took over on downs POInte Rifle Range Unable to Move Ball Blean to Talk "Fl t d" . 6:3638l; Vltesse n. Norbert Taylor the Laker 31 where it missed on 40 yard march by Wish Egan The Devils were unable to ee woo second and Henry DYC (7:58,00-6:44,31);Last Straw. urth with Wolson hitting off tackle on therr own 30 yard line. Again Offers Practice Burkard's "Meteor III third by Nicol-Runnells BYC (6:04.27-6,48,-a ,fu down gamble. JUNlOR VARSITY I , move the ball and again Veen- To Accoun~ants 52 d 12): Merry Mladen. WJlfred Mc- On the see 0 n d play from from the 12. yard line to s~ore. endaar put the foot back in foof. secon s over Carter Sales Guire DYC (7:411,34-6:51.4g);Great' f b Spartans 0 0 0 0 0 "Comanche," L!>.kes,Hans Warnke GPYC (7:58,- scnmmage ull ack Butch Cobb The extra point was made good The Grosse Pointe Ri~le ball when he booted out of dan- Wish Egan 7 7 0 6 20 Range is a'gain offering rifle The Ass i s t a nl Secretary. Th \ 52-7:15,44);'l'amara, NUs Lucander ",:heeled around right end and by Wolson. Another Spartan ger to the Ann Arbor 43 just e all time record fol' the BYC (8:29.22-7:37,39). raced to the Stanislaus 25 and 'l'he Spartans are members of practice for Junior Boys ages Treasurer of the United Foun. fumble was recovered .by Wish before the, end of the quarty. race W

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Clark Women to Gather gram chairman, has arl1.anged a IMuseum immediately fo.llo~ing Neighborhood Club Opens Indian Guides GP Dads Club To Sponsor tour of the 'Detroit Historical the business of the day. Forming Here At Historical Museum ' Fall Classes On October 1 Piston Exhibition Oct. 12 Clark Women's Club will be- Preliminary to forming new gin their 1960-61 club year with ~ ADA!~~~!~!~R~HOPHOUSE Registrailons are now being to Junior members ages 7 to V-Indian Guide Tribes in the Grosse Pointe High Dad's Syracuse at Mount Carmel, III. llccepted fOI\ tte classes 12 and meets Friday. evenings a :luncheon and business meet- ierved From /) to 9 AT AN tau Grosse Pointes a meeting of Club president, Don Graul, an- Monday. October 17 - vs r. . In Our Theatre Lounre U"BELIEVABLE being offt fed at the Neighbor- from 7:30 till 9. Folk dances, elementary s c h 0 0 I principals nounced that negotiations have New York at Saginaw, Michigan. Ing at noon on October 4 In the ~t'r Every N1rht ... hood Club. Early enrollment is square dances, and variety and P-TA presidents, or their been completed with the De- Tuesday, October 18 - vs Park Shelton Hotel. U.S. Prime 12.01. Filet Mignon Complete DInner-from appeUzers to dellBrt, $2. • 75 advised as many of the classes dances are all a part of the representative~, will De held at trolt Piston officials to sponsor New York at Pontiac. Exottc Entertainment Nllrbtlyat 8:30 are quickly filled. Here is a fun. The boys and girls also re- the Grosse Pointe Central Pub. the Pisron-Cincinnati Royals Mrs. Herbert Arbogast, pro- Now Open Fnr BanQuets and Parlle., Tbe Beautiful New IVAN-HOE ROOM rundown on what Is on lhe celve Instruction in correct lIc Library, corner of Fisher exhibition game on October 12. Diner's Club American Express Card"Honored progl'Bm this year: " dancing and etiquette. No en- and Kercheval, at B p.m. on The game will be played in the Opti-Mrs. Slate, The rafters will ring on Tues- rollment is necessary for this Monday, September 26. Grosse Poi n t e High Gym- day afternoons as the Boys Gym activity. The purpose of the meeting natorium. Tipoff time wllI be Fall Projects Class meets for sports, games The small fry hav!! their day IS decided on a mechanism of 7:45 p.m. and fun, This class is open to as the Play. Mates meet- on presenting the program to the The proceeds from the game The Grosse Pointe Optl-Mrs. boys ages B to 12 and meets Saturday from 'J. to 2:30 p.m. fathers of first and second will go into a special fund ear- started another year on Tues- SMORGASBORD from 3:30-5. Girls will display This educational and entertain- grade boys so that new tribes marked for future press box day, September 20, by dining their creative talents as they ing class offers handcraft, gym can be formed promptly In facilities and permanent bleach- with the Grosse Pointe Opt!- MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY enter Girls Knitting and Hand- activIties and' games, aU of each school district and thereby ers on the G.P. High Field. mists at the War Memorial. from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m, . craft Class on Tuesdays from which, combine to teach them participate In the !all activities. Th~ ~ad'8 .Olub .has been At 8 o'clock the new presi. 1.60 per person " to 5, coordination, cooperation and The »rime purpose of Y-In- negolLating WIth the Boar~ .of dent, Mrs. William Kopp, called . ----- Boys and girls lnay join the 1 the art of ma!:dng friends. dlan Guides is to foster a closer Education for such faclhtIes their meethig to ol'der and Mrs. Jack Lemmon-Shirley MacLaine Tap Dance Class on Wcdnes- .BO~s .and gIrlS..~ges 7 to 12 relationship between father and s.inee last winter and hope that I Marvin R. Boutin secretary and In BUly Wilder'. production dayt from 4 to fi. This class is ale mVlt~d to Jom the Fun- son during the most formative in the near future details can treasurer prese~ted her rc- "THE APARTMENT", for beginners and the children stc.s Club on S"tunlay ait,,!,- years. At the meeting, which ~e wudu:li out ~u that CUUliU'UC- ports. '. look f~)l"Wardto showing what noon. from 2:30 to. 4. Hikes. wlll be under ,the direction of tion <;an commence on the The OpU-Mrs. will continue Saturday Matinee Only I, ntIuJ~•• 1_" • th,:)' have learned at the <:hrist- handcraft and speCIal events Otio Leu, Longhouse Chief for stands before another football their efforls in behalf of Chll- Tom Ewell mas and Spring programs. are ~lanned to round out the Grosse Pointe. 2111 Hampton season rolls around. dren's HospItal furnishing tray- DINING AND LIQUEURS Thursdays from 4 to 5 girls week. s. activities. Road, a move depicting the Assisting President Graul in mats. favors and gIfts approprl- 'Th. Great Amercian Pastime' Businessmen's Luncheon Daily 11 to 3 ages 7 to 12 have their day in . To Join any pf these classes virtues and mode of operation the preparations for the game ate to tile' current holidays and Next Attraction the gym as they participate In eIther come to the Nelghbor- of' Y-Indlan GuIde programs en- are' Wallace Harper, Bill Brown making dres~ings fOr the lIttle It'. sly, It's. lIlde-splittlng, Cocktails and Dinners from 5 p,m. to 1 a.m. Girls Gym and Conditioning hoOd Club located at 17145 tltled "Home of the Braves" and Ralph Heikkinen, patients. 'Carry On, Nurle' , OPEN SUNDAYS 1 TO 9 P.M, CI Walerloo or call TUvedo 5-4600 will be ~hown followed by a Tickets, which are $2.00 for Another immediate project is By, far the screi!n's funniest (Complete SUt/day Dinner 2.00 find uP) ~~~thmlc exercises wllI be a for further Informlitlon. discussion of the program adults and $1.00 for students, to assist the Optimists in the farce. , part of this fall's class along b' AI~ cslasses be~hin ~s Of Octo- fanned in Grosse Pointe and a can be obtained from any Dad's I success of their annual show 15232 E. 8 Mile Rd. r 1 Block E. of Gratiot) Ph. DR 1-4515 with the usual sports and ':.1' . ee you • en. mechanIsm for forming new Club member. . to be held on October 21 and games. tribes. ~ The Piston's exhibition sched- October 22 at Parcells S()hool. A new class' is offered for Mr. Leu will be pssisted by ule is as follows: ----- boys "ages 10 to 12 also on Kerby Cub~ Robert Orr, 16929 Village Lane, Sunday. September 25 - vs Don't wait for 'opportunity to Thursday from 4 to 5. The j\llsociate Longhouse Chief, and Cincinnati at Lockbourn,e (AFB), knock-find the key that opens UPSTAIRS ROOM Boys Variety Sports Club will Hold Picnic John E. Miller, Jr., Hannan Ohio. the door to succeSli. Now Available offer a variety of activities. YMCA Community Pro g ram Monday, Septe'nber 26 _ vs ;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ For Private Partiel The Guys and Dolls Dance In celebration of Scoutings Sec~tary. Cincinnati' at Canton, Ohi(). I will again highlight the week's 50th anniversary Kerby School Y-Indian Guides is a family 0 activities, This dance is oill~n Cub Pack 481 held a backyard centered program with six to 10 Tuesday, September 27 - vs ~"" -''1'.iatD~~' "' .. ~-: Jubilee Picnic at the Fanns fathers and sons const\tuting a Cincinnati at Toledo, OhIo. Bal1A.t PIer on Wednesday, September tribe. Tribes meet every other Monday. October 10 - vs ~ Daily 14. . week, mtatlng among homes In- Cinclnnatiat B i r m 1n g ham , ~~hilE~;I~g&oI ,Dens I, 2, 4 and 7 particI- volved for. a program of .ap- Michigan. '''JI.,.rl fl,,' ia Mte,kcr Df pated and all received the spe- proximately one hour duration. Tuesday, October 11 - VS COlUMBIAAIlTISTS MANAOEMENT 11 A.M. 10 2 A.M. cial jubilee patch that is worn A typIcal evening program in- Cincinnati at Port Huron, Mich. i~o~~~~~~~1 ~~~ ~ on the right pocket of the scout volves an opening ceremony, ,WeClnesday, October 12 - vs Company of nO-W,th Otchedr. uniform. reports on father-son activity, Cincinnatl at Grosse Pointe, 3 Perfcrmancel Oct .. 7, 8 OPEN The 102 parents and children 1\, half hour devoted to games, Michigan. Em.: $UO, $3.30,$UO, $5.50 . aft d . t work on . Mot•. Solurdoy: $2.20, $3.30, $4.50 SUNDAYS CH.OP present enjoyed the food ar- cr an proJec s or Friday, October 14 - vs Syra- Downlown GrlnneU'., ranged for by the den mothers costumes followed by a closing cuse at Fort Wayne. Indiana. Meil Orde~o:~nJ;;e:;'e.Jt'AUdilorium and Mr. and Mrs, Maccani and ceremony and light refresh- Saturday, October 15 - vs SOOTemple with self-oddressed env. the hot dogs t.astlly cooked by men~,,,. 1 _ 16423 EAST WARREN Irv Steiner, Bill Boyd and Cal . Tnbes are banded to.ge~er I SUEY St dd d III .a Longhouse. orgamzatIon ReSeTVd/ionssug gested at Outer Drive Carry-Out Only. ? ar. which s c h e d u 1e s campouts, ------visits to places of Interest and FamotlS Cafllofuse Food FAMOUS CANTONE81l a father-son banquet each year. Special Party R'aies CHINESE FOODS The slogan of Y - In d i an &~E at Guides is "Pals Forever" and the aims are: 15311 E. Jefterson HONG KONG at J Nothngham TU '-281G Frequent Question About Seeding Wan Kow 1. To be clean In body and 20922 Mack 'Ave. pure in heart. Now Playing 2. To be "Pals Forever" with I Blocks north of Vernier Suey ld S:a~~~3 Chop my d;>d/son. TU 4-7860 • CARRY OUT SERVICB , 3. To love the sacred circle Open 7 Days of my family .• LBOSTON. d the Phone TU 2-0102 4. To be attentive while Sunday to Thursday Hours: .Suri~ thru Fr1~ SYMPHONY ooP 12:30 Neon to 9 p.m. others speak. ],funch ConJllclinK 12:30 ta 9:00 Sat .• 12:30 Noon lhru 11:00 p.m, Ar d .p 5. To love my neighbor as Friday & Saturday 16719 MlIck, at Yorkshire myseif. 12:30 tc 10:00 2 blk.. from Outer Dr 6. To seek and preserve the ~or' I beauty of the Great Spirit's work in forest, field and stream. s For further infonnation on SO pof this unique' father-son pro- FILL' YOUR FREEZER with gram, contact one of the fol- lowing men: Leu, TU 4-3258; Special OlT, TU 2-7817; Miller, VA HERSHEY'S MEATS 2-7200. Saturday Matinee FREE DELIVERY Open 11:45 Shows: 12:00 • 3:15 Strictly Fresh, Whole Op"n Sundays 6:30.9:45 10:00 to 4:00 Frying Open Weekdays-6:15 25~ Shows-6:30 and 9:30 Chickens WE Strictly Fresh, Whole ~; Beef Tenderloin DEL1VER 9 9 ( ON FAMILY ORDERS Cut into steah 'or prepared for Ib roas,mg.{. OF $5.00 OR OVER Open Thurs. and Fri. Evenings Till 9:00 Stri~ly Fresh 5 0 Ground Beef ...3 Ibs. 10 ' Sundays 10 to 4 A New Comedyby ROSLYN ARTHUR lAURE~ with HERSHEY'S MARKET EILEEN: HECKART Folks often ask us which' goes on first-TURF Between Lokewood Olclest in tn. Wocds MADELEINE SHERWOOD'RIGHAlID DRRR I BUILDER@ or seed? The answer is -:-it doesn't mat. 14316 E. Jefferson and Chalmers 21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd, and. Phone VA 1-4377-four ord!lr will be waiting ter one bit! What is important is to be s~e to do' Ccnvenient Parking far 100 Can Acrass the Street TU 4.9821 JANE FONDA IttUtJAMES MaeMmIUR \ Dirt~ctM by MR.LAUR£NTS both jobs the same day. TURF BUILDER steady-feeds new and established grass. All-perennial FAMILY~ Celebrating Our Golden Anniversary Year 2 WEEKS BEG. SEPT. 26 BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY 10 to 6 seed gives a handsome lawn that MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED! PRICE3: Eves, MOll. tfIrou9h Thurs. Orch. $4.85. 8o1c. ,US, 4.30, 3,20, 2.10. Fri. and Sat. Eves. takes hard wear. The work-saving c. Verbrugge Market. Orch. 55.40. 8ale. S.40, 4.85. 3.75, 2.65. Mats. Wed. and Sat. Orch. 53.75. Bale. 3.75, 3.20, 2.65, 2.10. Scotts' Spreader helps you seed and The Poi11te's Oldesl Markel (Taic Incluclecl) Enclas. lelf adllJr.ned 898 St. Clair -Ave. near Mack TU 5..1565 TU 5-1566 stamped en'lelope feed for best results -in no time flat! CASS H.i,d n.~t,.Guild ;ublC"ption Play, PHONE RESERVATIONS WO 5-1070 More and more folks are ooming UI us for advice on improving their lawns through an e

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•• 01 Gross~ Point~ 'N~ws Memorial Center Schedule \VI.ot Goes On mal~new on PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROIT WESTWARD SEPT. 22 - SEPT, 29 - OPEN SUNDAY 12.5 at OFFICES mlDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36, MICHIGAN ALL CENTER SPONSORED ACTIVITIES OPEN Your Library .rl-I£l-II IIH' Entered as second-class matter at the post office, Detroit, '-. TO THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC Michigan under the Act of March 3. 1897 by lealJ Taylor By ROBERTA Address all mail (subscrlptions, change of address, (Forms 35791 NOTICE: Please caU for lost articles at thet office. , They will be. held for 30 da~'s. AUTUMN IS FOOTBALL GAMES. , , yellow crys. FULL\' PAID CIRCULATION You can alwa)'s find time for and 'Why" is beIng conducted anthemums ... smoky smells ••• and bagfuls of Three Trunk Lines Grosse Pointe Garden Center Room and Library the things that you want'to do! by the Dire.ctor of Libraries, Mackintosh apples. Autumn" on the hill, is lovely Phone TU 2.6900 open for consultation and service. l\trs. Leland Gilmour We've heard this many times Robert M. Orr. Call Mrs. Mac. will be on duty in the Garden Center R,oom e,'ery week and we maintain it.s a fallacy. Donald, TU 4-1477 to enrOll trees ••• fresh paint , , • smart awnings ... clean Member Michigan Press Association and National Editorial Association in this group. Eight book re- NATIONAL -ADVERTISINfi REPRESt:NTATJYE on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, from io a.m. to Othel'wise WI' should register curbs ..• and stores .•. each one full of the harvest Weekly Newspaper Representatives. Inc. for half It dozen or more of the views are scheduled Tuesday ••. full of all things that are gay, and l'ichand 4M Fifth Avenue. New'York 19. New York BRyant 9-;300 4 p.m. A consultant will be on dut~. on' Friday from 2 evenings. October 11 through ClUCA~O OFFICE adult adivity classes which 333 North MIchigan Avenue. Phone Flnanclal 6.2214 to 4 p.m. (Call TU. 1.4594). Forrest Gear)' has alTanged as December 13. 'rhis class meets promising. To be foot-loose on the hill in the a. m. Hospital equipment available for free ban-cnttch. a community service of the in the Meeting Room of the or p. m. is fun. As you read on, you'll feel we're ROBER1' B. EDGAR ,EDITOR and GENERAL Manager Grosse Pointe School System. Central Library. MATTHEW 1\1. GOEBEL ..•...... ADVERTISING MANAGER es, wheel chairs, heat lamp, and hospital beds. Blood Surely none of us should be gentle nudging you to the hill. PATRICIA TALBOT FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY If your photographic efforts FRED RUNNELLS SPORTS EDITOR availabble to Grosse Pointe residents in case of accident bored for lack of interesting are disappointIng, join the cla'Ss 000 JAMES J. NJAIM .....••..••••• , •••••••.•••...... ,., .. NEWS or emergency-free of charge." things to do, with aU this in "Photography." There's one ARTHUR R. BLYLER ADVERTISING bounty on our doorstep. too on "Color Slides-35mm." IT'S IMPORTANT NEWS that Town Hall patrons mmUER'f UAlL.LETT ADVEILTISmG * * * Suggested lJook~- 011 thj~ suo- Thursday, September 22 IVhlchever classes you elect will see New York designer, Pauline Trigere's fall MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING to take, you will find that the ject are: "What's Wrong with JOHN McKENZIE...... BUSINESS collection at the opening of Detroit's Town Hall, *Cosmy's Memoirs-Exhibit.of Paintings-Weekdays 9 public library has books which This Picture" by Charles Abel, ALBERTA WiLKE ...•.••.••••.•. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING a.m. to 9 p.m. Please call the CenteL' before coming FERN GREIG, CLASSIFIED will help you in the study of "35mm Photography" by Jacob 11 a. m., Wednesday, October 5 in the Ford Audi- JOANNB EASON ACCOUNTS to view the exhibit as rooms are sometimes oc- your .chosen subject. Deseh!n, "Develop, Prin~ and torium. It is even more exciting to know that she Enlarge Your Own Pictures" 1?y FLORA HARDING CIRCULATION . cupied by meetings. Perhaps you have thespian will be, on the hill, at Margaret Rice's, in Grosse *Childr~n's Art Classes begin. Taught by Margheritta leanings and wDuld enjoy the J. O. Flynn, "Secrets of Taking Loud., The fee is $21.60 for 12 lessons, ages 5-10; class "Acting for Beginners," Good Pictures" by A., A. Knopf Pointe Farms, on Thursday, October 6. The fashion and the fifth revised edition 01' you've discovered Junior is show at Town Hall is sponsored b)' Margaret Rice Obligations Of Ownership $24 for 12 lessons, ages 10 and over-3:45-5:15 p.m. of "The Amateur Photorrraph- Jr. League Glee Club---Rehearsal-9:30 a.m. intensely interested in the stars \~ith Trigere doing the commentary. On the 6th The spectacular blaze last week that gutted the long and )'ou're finding it difficult er's Handhook." *Hammond Organ Lessons-6:45~9 p.m. Instruction she will be here to' vi~it, and consult, and show her deserted lakeside mansion once owned by the late Dr. to keep up with him, in which .If you covet the abillty of , under Esther Maya for a total of $10. Ten weeks our European friends to speak , and Fred J. Murphy did more than call our atten- case there is a class in "Astron- timeless faU designs. Many fashion awards have Mrs. of % hour lessons. omy" for )'ou. ' several languages fluently, ioin tion to an era passed. The fire, in all its sadness, was a been captured by Miss Trigere. Elected to the Grosse Pointe Numismatic Society-Meeting-7:30. Would-be ha'ms will find one or more of the groups reminder'ihat these stately residences, once the pride of *Grosse Pointe Cinema League-New Movie Workshops many books on the library studying French, German. Ital. Fashion. Hall of Fame in 1959, she also won the our era can beCome offensive eyesores once they are featuring "How To ,Do It Sessions." All, Grosse shelves to help them on theIr lan, Greek, Russian Or Spanish coveted Coty Award in 1949 and the Return Award neglected and left withou~ care. Pointe amateur movie makers are cordially invited way: "A Handbook for the conversation. There is also' a Beginning 8 n d Intermediate in 1951. To one man's way of thinking, it is bad enough that to attend. Amat-Tea and Cards or Program-l:30 p.m. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION the Activit iI'S Committee arc CI"OSS I(ivcs classes where .Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper--Instructor-4. p.m. fJ1. RETURN su~h Information and train- Soroptimist International of Grosse Pointe - Dinncr . ing can he acqulrcd. We Savings ir.sured to $r 0,000 on recommend that you, or and Mceting-6:30 p.m. 70 someone In your hou.~ehold, "'Memorial Bridge Club-Duplicate Bridge-Mr. and ..Annual 1l0WMTOWM: Detroit & Northern aldg., 1133 Grbwold INVESTMENT acquire the know-how. An. Mrs. Andrew Walrond-7:30 p.m. , other worthy recommenda- IUT: 19307 Maclc, Harth of Mcroll Rood, Gross. Poj~l. 8Lo.;ally-owned Finane. Company HALF.PRICE tion is to maintain a supply "'''Meet The Travelers" Series-Russia, Poland and WEST. 18211 We.' MeNiehob, ot A.hton of flrst.ald medications on (:zecho-Slovakia, colored slides and commentary desIres additional capital hand at Ill! times-antlseptie, covering Helsinki to the Black Sea presented. by Oow~low" OI1i~ o~" FriJay. U~1lI6'.M. for Investment ga'UZC bandages, adhesive SALE! Dr. and Mrs. Arlington Lecklider. Admission 5OC;- \)I~" Offl.-. Un'il a ,.11,. MInImum Investment of $7,000. Starting t.l,Je, alcohol, 5 110 t h i n g 1 crerllns, etc. 'The cost Is small Sp.m. Thorough InvestIgation invited. De',oit & Norlhrn All.ney in Rom.a Monday, Sept, 26 and we'll he glad to assist .. '" >II' For complet. details, writ. 'Hem. OffiCI, HQncock, Mict'!f\lCn you in your selectlon. Thursda~', September 29 . BOX. P.13 - Thi~ Is the 1126lh or II ""riel Jr. Lcague Glee Club---Rehearsal-9:30 p.m. Kopps of F..ctilorl.1 advert~ementa lip' Gro.~ Pointo New., 99 Kerch.val, Grall' Point. 36 :o>earing In this p.per clIch weoek .. G. P. Council of Better Literatum for Youth-Dessert 16926 Kerd"levol Ave. and Bridge-1 p.m. ..

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Thursday, September 22. 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen , - ..(QjIf(Q)~~~ 1F~TI~lc~N~w~ Fashions For Thrift Shop Morning Musicales To Begin Nov. 3. Claude Frarik, Pianist, to Open Season at Country Club: Also on Schedule are Alirio Diaz, Guitarist, and Mary Curtis-Verna, Met Diva Internationally famous artists will be presented by the Grosse Pointe Morning Musicales in their 1960-61 series of three recitals at the Country Club of Detroit, Claude Frank, brilliant young pianist, will appear Thursday, November 3; Alidio Diaz, wodd renowned guitarist, December I, and M",ry Curtis-Verna, diva of the Metropolitan Opera Company, January 5, 1961. This is a season when WOMEN'S music lovers the world over was born in Venezuela, educat- will celebrate the 150th an- ed there and also at Madrid, niversary of the bIrth of Spain and in Italy, where he became a .pupil of Segovia. He both F red e r ic Chopin, remained there and is an as- Polish pianist and com- 5i'!~.r!t !~~~h~rt1r!d~r H'" m~~- .poser, anu Robert Schu- ter, mann, German composer. When Rudolph Serkin de- J The Board of Directors of clares that Claude Frank is Fl'om Another Pointe Short and to the Morning Musicales will "one of the finest and briEiant . pay tribute to their memory musicians of his generation:' and later in the season, in when Segovia says that Aliri() . of Vie,v the Pointe 19G1, will commemorate the Diaz will be his own successor. 100th anniversary of the oirth and when. the Metropolitan By Patricia Talbot MRS, LAWRENCE D. BUHr.., of our Amerlcan composer. Ed- Opera Company regards Mary of Lakeshore road, entertained ward A. MacDowell, and of our Curtis-Verna as a prima donna at a formal dinner at the Little country.s adopted artist, 1\'1a- of first rank, the prestIge of the For the past several years of the Pointe's loveliest Club Tuesday an honor of the dam e Ernestine Schumann- Musicales this season is assured. homes have been opened for annual Donation Toeato aid GORDON 'I.'. FORDS, of Lake- Heink, considered the greatest Members of the Board pre- Cottage HospitaL shore road, who were married lyric and operatic contralto of sentir.g the series include: the in June. her time. l\Iadame Schumann- Misses Margaret Mannebach This year Mr. and Mrs. Elton McDonald, of Wind- Heink, a star at seventeen, was and ChristIne Symington, and * * • Mesdames Ferdinand CinnelIi. DR. and MRS. RICHARD bom in Czechoslovakia but nUll Pointe drive will open their stately stone and stucco Charles A. Dean, Ward A. Det- JEROME SN1'DER. of San later became an American citi- Norman French hor.ne for the tea, September 30 from 3 \viler, Frederick S. Ford, Dan- AntoniO, Tex" announce the zen.' to 5 o'clqck. iel W. Goodenough. Richard P. birth of a daughter, GRET- Great artists and immortal Joy, V. Everett Kinsey. James Proceeds frqm the tea will be used to purchase ad. CHEN LYNN. on September 17. music cross all barriers of time Mrs. Synder is the former or nationality. However, some- A. LaIer, Jerome H. Remick Jr., ditional anesthesia equipment for the hospitaL Wives of Allan Shelden, Richard K. Si- Helen Ann Witte, daughter of times the travel becomes diffi. the doctors have been asked to pour including Mrs. monds, Burt Eddy Taylor, Hen- Harold E. Cross, Mrs'. 'David H. Barker, Mrs. Aaron A. the PAUL F. WITTES. of Ken- cult. Two artists on this series wood court. look back with relief that they ry P. Williams and 'Richard E. Farbman, Mrs. William V. Taylor, Mrs. Earl G, Krieg, Williams. ••• -Picture by Fred RunneUs survived some grim experi- Mrs. GeOrge E. B. Rogers, rvIrs, J. A. Sill and Mrs. Clar- RAY CYR. song stylist, of MRS. HOWARD BURL, left and will model September 27 at the Thrift . ences. Claude Frank and his ence J. Willianls. Mrs. Robert Conder is chairman of the Hollywood. Calif., will return MRS. ALVIN G. SHERMAN, JR., fake Shop.Show and Bundle tea to benefit family escaped, miraculously. to Mr..Chamb.erlin tea. home for his sister's wedding a preview peek at the fashions they the Neighborhood Club. America in 1941 durIng a hos- and to vlsit his parents. the tile period in Germany's his, Guests will be able to view the McDonalds' remark- Claims Bride LEO Cl RS, of Lakellointe . tory. night: Virginia is majoring in WALKER to E. LLYWD EC- H able art collection which hangs in the two story living avenue. Naples - thanks to urClcane Mary Curtis-Verna s m 11e s music and is trying out for the CLESTONE, JR., and to visit his Richard H. Chamberlin. Bon room. In the collection are paintings by Jean Dufy. Donna. now about her role of Leonora • • • College Choir, mother, MRS. HENRY S. WAL- *... * of the Kenneth E. ChainberUns, Guido Remi, and Fragonard. A rare Aeolian organ is MRS. HOWARD F. SMITH. KER, of Village lane .• MR. aJd MRS. JOHN P. in the opera "La Fona del Des- of J;.incoln road, claimed Joanne another unusual feature of. the room. of Provencial road. gave. a * * • tina." When she sang the role L. Qiring as his bride Scp'tem- The GEORGE 1\1. ENDI. MANSFIELD,' of Sunningdale in Italy In 1951. a huge wooden I dinner Wednesday for MRS. * * * ber 10 in the First Methodist Tea will be served from the black laquered dining COTTS 'and ELIZABETH, of The JOHN F. KLEINS, of drive, will be moving soon to crucifix on the stage fell square- LUCEIN S. MOORE, Jr" of La Church. Kalamazoo. table centered with a silver and crystal epergne. From Merriweather road, are home Lincoln road, are bidding adieu Jolla, Calif.,. who' with Mr. California. ly on her head.' Going on fo The bride is the daughter of the dining room there is a delightful, view of Peche from five weeks ~n Hawaii. to two. daught~rs this week, Moore is visiting her this week. * * • Egypt in the same opera, she the Robert I. Quirings, of Kala- both of whom are seeking the island and the Liviilgstone Light in the Detroit river. Saturday the EDWARD CAUL- * • * l\ffi. and MRS. A. C. DICK- escaped in the night from mazoo. Her sister, Roberta Quir- KINES, who have been living MRS. WESSON SEYBURN.' fmils of higher learning, SON. JR. (she is the former famous Shepeard's hotel just ing, was maid of honor. The J'JIcDonalds property was first settled by French on Dyar lane this summer. wHl of East Jefferson. avenue, is CHARLOTTE heads for gradu- Joy Steinbach). of Kenwood before it w.as burned to the pioneers and included the site of the famous Indian Kenneth E. Chamberlin was also honor the visitor. The home from Manchester-by-the- ate wor.k at Arizona State Uni- cowi, announce the birth of a ground by rioters. his brother's best man. U.~her. battle of 1712. Mrs. McDonald has' discovered that in the Caulkinses will return to Palm Sea, Mass., where she summers. versity where she has a ~ach- daughter. HELEN JOY. on Sep_ Undaunted, both artists con. ing were David Barr. Richard early days when the property reached back to Mack ave- Springs. Calif., in October. ,* • * ing fellowship in the chemis- tember 5. 'The. ALBERT C. tInued their rise to fame, Noth- Cabot, of Ann Arbor, and John nue the owner paid his tax with 100 barrels of fish; The They were renting' MR. and MRS. PHILIP G. TURNER. try department and MARY, who D I C K SON S. of Washington lng w frightening has happened Quiring, the bride's brother. , house, built in 1930, is located on a prominant point of MRS. PERCIVAL DODGE'S formerly of Lincoln road. now is the winner of a three-year road, are the paterna~ grand- to Diaz. His background 13 in- The couple will make their land jutting into Lake St. Clair, home while the Dodges have of Burlingame. Calif., was here National Defense' Scholan;hip, (Continued on Page 22) ternational, too. however. He home in Ann Arbor. ' been at the Huron Mountain for the wedding of her nephew, will study German at the Uni- * * * Club. RICHARD CHAMBERLIN to versity of Texas. irt Austin. Off to the Sorbonne • * • Joanne Quiring in K.9lamazoo * * * MARGARET ANN MATHEWS, and then spent some time with The EDWAI\D C. SMITHS, ~his Thursday Mrs. Henry Ford II, of Lake~hore of Devonshire road, DONNA her brother-in-law and sister, formerly of Washington road road,: flies off to Europe with her daughter, Charlotte. MAHER, of Berkshire road, and the KEN NET H CHAlI1:BER- and now living in Naples. Fla .• ,The post'debutante will enter the Sorbonne in Paris for BARBARA KALAJESKI, of LINS. of Lincoln road. and the HAROLD J. WAPLES. further stUdy. Last season she was a studentst Le Fieu. Madison avenue, have entered * * * of Maumee avenue, are form- ronin Italy. ' SI. Mary of the Woods College HENRY S. WALKER. JR., of ing a "mutually sympathetic" In Indiana. Hollywood, Calif., arrived over club-each consoling the other Mrs. Ford will spend some time on the Continent * * • the week-end for the engage. over the recent damages to before returning for the October 18 opening of the ex. Driving to Amherstburg, Ont., ment party of his sister. SALLY their res pee Iiv e homes. in hibit of Flemish art at the Detroit Institute of Art. Sa~urday for a dinner given by * ... * the Marwood Menzieses and , Report from Russia Morris O'Briens' were. the AL- FRED J. MAYERS, JR .• the Susan ~vely is a real expert on life behind the Iron I V 0 R .J. MENZIESES, the Curtain. Awhile back' she made a flying trip to Russia, FRANK SHAUBS, and MRS. f SHURLEY WILCOX. f stayed a week _but this summer she really made a tour. I • * * * ~.. f With a group, sponsored by the Carnegie Institute, The HENRY B. JOYS. of P~_ she took a month's study tour of the Soviet. The students l. vencal road. will leave this i all spqke Russian and were able to gQ into the in.terio.r Thursday on their boat, Spray and talk to the citizens. Susan has returned to the Um- III. to cruise the inland water- '! ' versity of Michigan this ,fall for further gr2,duate study. way to Ft. Lauderdale,. .. .. Fla. Susan's sister, Mary Evely, has an interest in Fine Also leaving for the Inland Arts has just transferred to the Cooper Union in Green- watez;way cruise to Florida are wich Village from the U of M. ' the EDWIN O. BODKINS. of The pair h!\d a chance for a family reunion befo~e Mu.koka road, who will spend reporting to their schools. Over the week-end theIr the fall and winter Cruising in I grandmother and great aunt, Mrs. OlUf G. Petersoll, and lo'lorida and ....the Bahamas. Mrs. Cabell B. Owens, of Somerset, Ky., arrived fora MRS. EARLE STETSON and visit wjth their parents, the Alexander Leetes, of Lake- 1\ffiS. ALVIN BORCHARDT of shore lane. McKinley avenue drove the Both Elizabeth.Leete and her brother, Jonn, were off latter's daughter. VIRGINIA to Monticello College, Alton. Ill. (Continued on Page tG) on Wednesday returning Friday

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GROSSE POINTE-Kercheval Ave. near Cadieux • TUxedo 2-3700 GROSSE POINTE DETROIT WALTon-PIERCE, , 82 Kercheval Avenue • an.d • 31 Eo'UtAdam. KIRCHIVAL AT ST. CUll GlOSSl HINTI .. •

Pag,Fourte,n GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 22, 1960. Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes

Mrs, McDonqld Opens Home .For Tea Council To Gi've Healy-Carse Rites Benefit A t Center Tom Hartzell Wed

On ThUI'sday, September 29, at 1 o'clock, the Grosse Pointe To Judith L. Drake Read in Bloomfield \\'al' Memorial Center will be the scene of a. benefit dessert Pair Sp~ak Vows in St. ,'louis, Mo., on September 10; bridge. I N I d A L" Bride Carries Heirloom Fan for Ceremony' in Kirk in the I After Trip to Char evoix ew ywe s. re IVlng Hills Saturday; Reception Followed at Sponsors of the early autumn in Ann Arbor I party al'e the Friends ot the Detroit Golf Club Grosse Pointe Council of Better Thomas Hartzell, son of Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hart- Literature fOr Youth. It is their zell, of RidQe road, claimed .Judith Louis D. rake as his Kay Sandra Carse, daughter of the Byron Andrew hope to better acquaint the ~ t C t al Ch h Carses, 0f F aIrway. drive,. carne. d a h'elr Ioom ,an.j' wit h communl.t.y 1l'l'th the Council's bride September 10 in the Firs ongrega Ion urc her Italian peau de soie gown when she spoke her mar~ many activities directed toward of St. Louis, Mo. r . riage vows Saturday to Robert High'y Healy in Kirk in I promoting betler literature for The daughter of t~e St. Michael's the Hills, Bloomfield. -.------young people. Arnold Drakes, of St. LoUIS, G 'l''.. ,., it.... The gown was designed j' wead.mg tnp the bride ,,:a~ General 'Chairman of the pal'- i wore a white satin gown IU US 1. U 1 'leet \",ith a circlet neckline and weanng a raspbcny raw Silk tv Mrs. Richard E. Jones, has with a rounded neckline ac~ The .first. fall guild meetings short sleeves. The bodice of • suit with matching blouse. pl~nned a Ql'onze and )'eilow cented with a row of fag- of the Episcopal Chw'chwomen l harvest theme for the buffet goting. The back of the full of St, Michael's Church will re-embroidered A e n con dessert. She will be as.sisted by skirt had a pleated panel begin meeting September 26: lace was s~udded with seed Health COlulcil Mr~. Robert E. Curtis, ticket which deepened into a On that evening members of pearls. More of the applique chaIrman. hIt ' St. Agnes Guild will gather at accented the bell shaped To 11old Tea f c ape ram. the Protestant Children's Home k' t Others assisting with arrange- A crown of glarncliascaught with Mrs. Robert Owens, host- ; 11'. ments are Mrs. William C. bel' fingertip illusion. veil and ess, and Mrs. Vincent Cerutti, - A cap of lace and pearls The Mothers. Health Council S c h a e f I,' 1', Mrs, Harold F. she carried glamelias and h'Y. co-hostess. caught her illusion veil and she will hold its tirst meeting of Dhooge Mrs G Riford John- h' . carried white orchids, pha Iaen- the year at 1 o'clock Monday, son Mrs' Achiel.. A Amez Mrs Dorothy Drakeh was erd HIS'th St. Elizabeth Guild will meet apis and stephanotis with the September 26. at the Grosse Charle~' .'- R. lteinowskl,. . Mrs.' Rob-. bridesmaidster's maid wereof onorhis sister,an Mrs.e that 8. ame evening in the Har. fan. , Pointe War Memorial «;:enter. ert Hannah, M.rs. John D. Hob. William HoMe Muir II, of Sims- vard road home of Mrs. Robert 1\1 F k rs. ran ".~elCIIt er was h 1.'1' The program chairman. Mrs. en, Mrs. DaVId P. J'ansTen,Mr.s bur", Conn., and Mrs, H. Frost .Hess with Mrs. Robert Frost, Sis. t'er s ma tron 0 f. honOr an d William Savage. has selectetl LI'Iand F. Carter," '1 1'8.• ames S. TheissOJ of Kirkwood Mo. co-hostess. . the bridesmaids were Mrs. two interesting guest speakers, Taylor, Mrs. Milton Groeneveld, h' 'd' apple Also on the evening 'of Sep- William Healy, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Stanle" M'acKenzie and Mrs. D. L. Canady, and Mrs. T ey were, gOlVn~ In. d temller 26 S1. Martha Guild will H I M G d F d M ea y, rs. or on or, rs. Dr. John A. JR'Pericin. egma ld T'. Murp hy. woregreen crownscrepe sashedof TalismanIn satmrosesan be entears.rt I'ned by M Will"lam Scott Lewis, Mrs. Helmel Has- Mrs. MacKenzie. founder 'and Th 'tt Hahn. of Roslyn road witli Mrs. L k . d Sh f G I,' comnu ee announces and carried the same flowers. Donald Ohurch her ~hostess. a, In a erman, 0 reen- ~irst president, will relate the there will be attractive table John Hartzell, of Rochester, ~ field, Mass., and Hendrieka history and aims of the Council prizes. Reservations are being Minn., was best man for his That evening Mrs. Robert Martin. for benefit of new members. • -Picture by Fred Runnells taken by Mrs. Harold F. Dhooge, brother and the ushers were Kennedy, of Trombley road, will They wore spruce green tat- Dr. John A. Pericin will dis- The Nonnan French hoin~ of MRS. CONDER, chairman, walks about the TU 1-9792; Mrs. Richard E. Robert Arnold Drake, the be hostess to the St. Hilda' feta gowns fashioned with ba- cuss fluoridation treatments ELTON McDONALD, left, will be the spacious lawns of the Windmill Pomte Jones, TU 2-9347, or any com- bride's brother; Christopher Guild with the assistance of teau necklines, draped bodices. given in the school under SPOll- scene of a dOJ}.ation tea ti) benefit drive home of the hostess discussing, mittel' member. Dessert and Lofting, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. George Fraser. and side draped bell shaped sorship of the Mothers' Health Cottage Hospital. on September 30 plans. coffee will be served from 1 Cha ..les Mayo, of Rochester, 51. Catherine Guild will hold skirts. They carried white Fugi Council Dr, John A. Perkin, from 3 to 5 o'clock. MUS. -ROBERT p.m. to 4:30, and tickets are Minn. a luncheon mceting September m~~andhpan~Q~~~. D~T~m"~~~andD~ ------~I~,~~r"rsoo.bearw~ F~h~~u~~~w~~g 27~fueWill~Mro~~me~ Gordon T. Ford was best Richard Knoff are the ihree Eugene Moriarty, Mrs. An. sponse before September 26 is Mrs. Drake chose a royal. blue Mrs. Rc;i:Jert Jonp.s with Mrs. man for tbe bridegroom, who is area dentists, conducting the Archdiocesan Council Meets This Thursday requested. satin gown. Mrs. Hartzell was Ray Nigro, co-hostess. the son O.f the Wl'lliam Carleton thony Fortunr,ki,. Mrs. David h h. Also on September .27 St. program. Teague, Mrs. Robert Ungewit- The second quarterly meeting parish representative, wili be The Friends of the Literature in pink lace. Bot mot ers wore Healys, of Lincoln road. Other special guests receiving tel' M Do ld R F d M of the Detroit Archdiocesan hostesses, and Mrs. Harry W. Coun.cI'1 extend a specl'al l'nvl'- orchids. CeceHa Guild will gather for Ushering were "fhomas Healy, invitations will b~ Dr. Paul ' rs. na .. or, rs. luncheon at the South Renaud Earl Zuehlke and Mrs. James Council of Catholic Women,j Theisen, 74 Moran road, Grosse. tation to the Grosse' Pointe When the newlyweds left for . Frank .Seichter, Dr ..: .William Mawhinney, Director. of PuP.II Sml'th the member'lI of the I . Ch I . th brid was wear home of Mrs. William Howe tri k E;ast Central Deanery, wil be Pointe, East Central Deanery membership, and their friends ar evolx I,' I,' • with Mrs. Clarence Gunn as- Hea:1y, Leo James Fltzpa c'l person.nel' and all scnool prIn- Board held at A'ss~ption Grotto Par- president, will preside at the to attend the benefit. Ing a beige linen suit with 11 Jr., Je>hn Kittredge, Fenton Re- clpals of the Grosse Pointe I Me~tings wilI. be held bi- ish Hall, 13780 Gratiot, near meeting. deep green blouse and beige sisting. rnick, Eric Stroh and Lewis School district. • monthly on the fourth Monday McNichols, this Thursday, Sep. accessories. Members of S1. Marga'ret Leach. Tea will be. served followjng of the month. tember 22, at 8 p.m. Velvet and velveteen have a They are living in Ann Arbor Guild will meet with Mrs. Earl Mrs. Carse chose a full. the meeting with Mrs. Earl t The shoulder yoke in a man's nap which gives 'them a one. while they attend the Univer- Seilstad ~ her 'FairhoIrne road length champagne peau de soie Zuehlke in charg£; assisted by Msgr. Josepn Breitenbeck, shiri. should have ado u b 1I' way direction. Th~ nap can run sity of Michigan Graduate home for luncheon on Septem- gown encrusted with crystal the high school members. CAMERA CLUB pastor of Assumption Grotto, up or down, but home econo- School. ber 27: Mrs. Fioyd Kerby and .t l.t t thickness of fabric for gooe,! , k 1 beads fOr her daughter's wed- On hand to gre.et the new The Grosse Pointe Camera has ex ten dI'd th I,' h OSPI a I y 0 mists at Michigan State Uni- Mrs, Rae Dehnc e w1l llSsist. ding and the reception at the delegates will be Mrs. Robert Club wHl meet next Tuesday h.IS pans. h t 0 aII deanery mem- wear and fit.' Home economists versity suggest that fr a g 11I' St. Mary Guild members will Detroit Golf Club. Marr, Mrs. E. P. Letscher, Mrs. at 8 o'clock 1,t the Neighbor- bers. at Michigan State University stemware be held by the bot- TOTAL LOSS be entertained that same day Mrs. Healy was in green and Jack Cottingham, Mrs. Carl hood Club. John Gajda will Mrs. Francis Kronner. 14167 say a deep yake helps the shirt tom of the bowl instead of by Fall by the wayside in the for luncheon at Mrs. John Ben- blue brOCll'de. Both mothel'll Weideman, Jr., Mrs. Wllliam 'speak on "How to Shoot Ani. Mll}Ilerldge, GroHo Altar So- to fit smoothly and gives extra the stem. They add that glasses race of life and you won't even nett's Lochmoor boulevard pinned orchids tei their bags. .1 Savage, Mrs. Alton P. Donnell, mal PIctures and Make Them clety president. and Mrs. Wi!. fullness over the s h 0 u Ide r should be stored with the rimll get paid for the mileage you've home with Mrs. Bruce Rega11 When the couple left on a Mrs. W llli a m Heller, Mrs. Pay." liam Shankilt, 13267 Mayfield, blades where it is needed. up. earned. co-hoste.l;i.

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, ..---:.. Thursday, September 22, f 960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fift~en Woma'D's Page • •• by, of, and for Pointe Women Voters league plans To' Be Wed' Engaged Betrothed Ballet Classes Begin at Center St. Michael's Plans.

Mary Ellen Coo p C 1', the Report on Con-Con Center's Ballet instructor. is reo Fall' Rummage Sale turning from her s u mm e l' of teaching on the west coast to First Combined Unit Meeting of League of' Women enroll ballet students at the Eight Guilds of Churchwomen's Organization Prepare Voters to Hear Latest News on Constitutional Grosse Pointe War Memorial for Annual Sale September 30 and October 1 Center this Friday, September Convention Tuesday at Center 23, from 3;30 to 5:00 p.m. and in Parish Hall this Saturday. September 24, "~p To Date On Con-Con" is the topic for th.e first During the summer months the women of' from 9:30 to 3:30 p.m. St. combmed unit meeting .of the League of Women Votet's Miss Cooper likes to inter- Michael's Episcopal Church have been working under .of Grosse Pointe, ta be held on Tuesday, September 27, view' all her students personally, the leadership of Mrs. Harry G. Davenport and Mrs. at 8 a'clack at Grasse Painte War Memorial Building, 32 if possible. even if they have David W. Russell, co-chairmen for the annual rummage Lakeshore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms .. Recent develop- taken lessons from her before. sale to be held September 30 and October 1 in the ments relating to League 1 t She likes to revIew the pupil's oarish 11.111of the church at 2047!'i Sunnin~dal~ Park position an Constitutional cordially invited to attend. Re. individual progreS& and group Drive. - Convention will be studied. freshments will be served. her students to their best ad- '}aI.tage in classes where they Department chairmen are low are on call for transporting Pros and cons of this elec- Preliminary to this meeting and others are at the same stage ass is t e d by committees donations to the church; 1\[rs. tion issue will be discussed. several members of the League of development. Nelson B. Fisher, assisted by made up of representatives Mrs. Robert A. Waters will act Mrs. Dougles Graham, local will have attended' an all day The Center's Ballet Classes chairman .of the Constitu- workshop on Con-Con, Septem- from each of the eight as Finance Chainnan; Mrs. Lud. photo by H. A. Powell are open to girls ages 5 and up. tiona,l Convention item will bel' ,20th, at t.he Y.W.C.A. in At, a small cocktail party last photo by Gene BlJtler There is a special adult class on Guilds into which the Epis- wIg, advertising chalnnan; Mrs. . . .'. Lansmg. Amohg those present Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles L. The engagement of BAR- Herbert J. S h a n k s, editorial Saturday I evening Mrs. Henry Wednesday evenings. C I ass e s be In charge of thIS portIon were: Mrs. Leonard Slowin, Palms, Jr., of Lakeshore road, BARA ALLEN .BUTLER to copal Church Women's or- publ~city. are held weekly through May. of the program. Mrs. Douglas Graham, Mrs. S. Walker. of Village lane, an- announce the engagement of Alexander Raymond Babin has Young people's c I a ~s e s are ganization is divided. There is adequate par kin g nounced the engagement of her t.heir daughter, MARY. to Ed. been announced by her parent!>, Mrs. Thomas Baab, of the John Remillett, Mrs. Joseph scheduled either, after school The various departments are available. Selling houl's will be daughter, SALLY ELIZABETH, ward S. Carpenter, Jr., 80n of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Allen But- Grosse PoInte League and Thompson, Mrs. Thomas' Baa~, weekdays Or on Saturdays. organized as follows: Mrs. Ray from 9 until 5 on Friday. Sep- to E. Llwyd Ecclestone, Jr., son the senior Carpenters, of St. ler of North Oxford road. He is ehairma"n of public relations for Mrs. Edward Cox, Mrs. FranCIS of the senior Ecclestones, of Students are asked to' sign up Dehncke. Chairman of women's tember 30 and from 9 to 11 on the Slate League, will supply Marsh, Mrs. George Brown. Clair Shores. The bride-elect is the son of Mr. and' Mrs. An- Lincoln road. Sally is an alumna an i'alumna of the Convent of for a minimum of 12 weeks in- wear; Mrs .. John 'Cushran. Saturday, October 1. The ~the group with infoqnation on thony Raymond Babin of Rqx. of Grosse Pointe. University the Sacred Hem. Her firJlce struction and Iil0 s t continue men's and boy's we a 1'; Mrs. church Is located just back of state activities 'relative to Con- bury avenue, Detroit. The bride. School and completed her attended Bowling Green State through the year. Pupils under Gerald Dewhirst, books, ree- the Howard Johnson Restaurant Con. As a member of the com- elect attended Ferris Institute Pointers To Pour sophomore year at Smith Col~ University School where he was 10 years of age ,are enrolled for ords, etc.; Mrs, Robert Chand- on Mack Avpnue and the park. mittee made up of represellta. at Big Rapids. , lege. She was presented to so- a member of Kappa Sigma, $21,60 for a series of twelve l,~r, linens, draperies, blankets; ing area may be entered from tives of organizations the Her fiance graduated from m A.t Convent, Tea ciety at a dance in June 1959. Omicron Delta Kappa and Beta lessons. For those over ten the Mrs. Harold Hardy, Chairman Mack Avenue. state which are strongly sup- the and charge is $24.00 for the twelve Her fiance was graduated from Gamma Sigma'. The couple wiII for infant's and childre,,'s wear; is a member of Delta Kappa weeks. porting Con-Con, 'Mrs. Baab will Fashions with an internation. the Taft Schooi, Watertown. exchange vows November 19 Mrs;Merrill Dillon, household' Epsill)ll' A spring wedding is All classes are held in the present a picture of t.he com-al influence >viii 00 presented Conn. He attended Brown Uni- in St. Paul's on the lakeshore. planned. goods;. Mrs. Thoma_ Driscoll, Fred Delonnays . bined effort of these groups, at the annual fall fashion show versity and was graduated from Center's recreation room and toys, Jewelry etc.; Mrs. Arthur 'w d "'0 Y giving packgroundas well as. a, at th~ Convent of the Sacred Wayne State University. A are accompanied by Mrs. Irene Windsor, clothing accessories. e t) ears look to futur~ plans. There WIll Heart, Kensington road, Bloom- February wedding is planned. Cosmy Exhibit St.a.ys at Center. Cooper. Mary Ellen's concert Supervising 0 the r services plan:~t mother. The year always be opportumty for questions field Hills on Wednesday Sep- and responsibilities in connec- MI'. and Mrs. Fred Delonnay, and discussion. ! ternbel' 28: • N ------. -.t-. -h in" ends wilh a delightfUl "Evening inety-two-year-old Mrs. Mi- spm 1D er pa tIngs. . of Ballet" produced by the en- tion with the ruriunage sale are: of Barrington road, celebrated Pointers Win Mrs. Edgar H. Yeoman, wife of Mrs. Leonard Siowin, presi-' Many' residents of the Grosse chael (Cosmy) HuIitar's exhibit . Cosm~ did not begin pamt. tirl:! student body of over 100 at their fiftieth wedding anniver. dent, will conduct the meeting. Pointe area have been asked to of paintings in "primtive" tem- lUg untl~ .she w~ 81 when her .Pareells Auditorium. the Rector of St. Michael's, who Hostesses will be, Mesdames pour tea during the afternoon .. Flower A.wards pera will continue at the Grosse son, Phihp Hulitar, the noted is in charge of refreshments for sary last Wetlneflday. Robert C. Everett, H. Ross Presiding at the tea tables Pointe War Memorial through New York dress designer, pre- the workers; Mrs. Ray .Nigr;> Following a special Mass at At the Michigan Horticultural Hume. James Surbrook, Jr. and will be Mrs. Bernard A. Clark, this week-end so as to be up sented her with a box of paints. Egotists ignore critics on the who will provide any equip.. St. Ambrose there was a break- Society's annual Harvest Festi. during" the Association's Annual He insists she gets her talent theory that a critic doesn't ment needed by the various de- J. Robert Jessup. Memb!!rs are Sr" Mrs. Frank Gorman, Mrs. fast and that evening a recep. urged to bring guests. In~erest- Burns Cody, Miss Dorothy val. staged in The Art Galleries Meeting, !l:Ionday night.. from him. know a good thing when he partments; Mrs. Art h u l' C.: sees it.. ed women in the commumtyare Loveley, Mrs. Ralph W. McKen- in Old City Hall on September The ,Center is making every So successful has Cosmy be- Walker alld Mrs. John R. Bar- tion in their home. . .ney, Mrs. John L. Meier, Mrs. 13, 14. and 15 five Gross~ effort to retain. the gallery come with her "primtives" that ... Frank J. Weston, Mrs. John Pointe garden club women won touch it enjoyed when it served she is regarded as the equal of Reuter. Mrs. Robert L. Thibo- awards. . as .a branch of the Detroit Art Grandma Moses. She has had deau, Mrs. Edward L. Wilber. Winning the top awards for institute. Cosmy's one-woman exhibits in London, New York ding, Jr., Miss Bertha Stott, amateur gardeners in the hor- showing is a step in that diree- and San FrancisCo as well as Mrs. Cyril A. Grobbel and Mrs. ticulture classes were Mrs. Je- tion. Detroi.t's own i.rt1st Market and Than John.A. Ross. rome H. Remick Jr. with !lve Detroit Is indeed fortunate the current Grosse Pointe War Fashions will be displayed by blue ribbons and three reds and to claim Cosmy as a resideht Memorial showing, Her next Claire Pearone; with Furs by Mrs. Hansel Dwight Wilson with at least part of each year. Mrs. exhibit will be at the Woman's Fashion at Margaret Rice! Robert, and children's attire by three blue ribbons and two reds. Hultar is a representatlv!" of City Club in November. . Young Clothes, Inc. Charles W. Mrs. Remick's blue ribbons the gay aristocratic .soclety of Before then Cosmy will spend Warren and Company will deco- were awarded her entries in: the old diplomatic corps. She the month of October With her rate the tea tables. medium size dahlias; petunias; has travelled the world over son, Phillip Hulitar, at his Magaret ,Rice says the intangibles offered with ell egg plants; green beans; toma- and recalls vividly the days GlencOe, Long Island, home toes. when royal hea',s still wore while her daughter and son-in- College, Women to Hear The red ribbons in: roses; their crowns. She retains mu<;h . law, with whom she makes her gown are as important as the gown ittelfl Sueh things Wayne .Prof at ~ochmoor mIniature dahlias; medium size of the gaiety, charm and drama I home at the Alden: Park in De- . dahlias; elberta peaches. Her of C?urt life, and instills this troit, make a trip to Europe. . • --- red ribbons were awarded for as our staff's. genuine interest. in YOy ••• willingness M~mbers of the. College Wo- r,)ses; cherry tomatoes. lllen 6 Club will have their A spf':i!ial Award of Merit was annual September meeting and I given ~ach of the outstanding to give all the time and 5~rvice necessary 50 you are luncheon Saturday at Loch. Invitation T bI ttill F moor a. e se gs. our . . of the exhibitors were Grosse Following the session Dr. Pointers.' The theme of' the completely satisfied, These ••• plus high fashion ••• Dry Arnold . Goldsmith, assistant. table settingS was "A u turn n Cleaners professor at Wgyne State Uni- B 0 u n t y" and the exhibitors excellent value • : and clothes you can't find any' 1500 Van'Dyh AD 1.2000 versity, will review sever8.l be3t were asked to do the tables , selling books. complementing an assigned De------trolt business and the Mayor of place else ••• make up fashion at Margaret Rieel , . , Detroit. Mrs. Longyear Palmer did the table honoring Mayor Mlri- ani, using a brown fishnet cloth to suggest the Detroit river and an Oriental theme with seed pods, figurines and jade Colored china. ' Mrs. Hansel Dwight Wilson's table was oone honoring The National Bank of Detroit and she used a green and silver cloth. crystal. s i 1v e r, white Wedgewood china and gr.:pes, apples and p I urns in the ar- rangement. Mrs: Taylor H. Seeber's table was done in shades of yellow, honl'ring The Manufacturers National Bank. Amber glasses were used, f10werslnd fruits in season and pennies on the nap- The name on th e box kins. Mrs. Bert ~. Wicking qid the table setting honoring Wright tells you really care Kay and Son and used a net cloth in russet color with har- vest pattern done in .sequins , . and applique in autumn colors -and when the name is Charles W. Warren and harmonizing chi n a 9nd arrangement.

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I __ zM_ ...... ~_~ _ ~l =«« e .. » ... ,.,'ci .'~b... '. '';'" e. « '':'' d G' '• . en. trO .....;.",:---~. _._._-"'- - -~ .. • ._--- • • . ••••• d ~'. *_ Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 22, 1960 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes From Another Pointe of .View Troth Told June Bride Bride-Elect League Begins AAUW Slates Fall 'Events In a year when women's votes have seen current theater offer- (Continued from Page 13) Foreign Study . The Foreign Po.'cy Resource may, more than ever, pr~ve to Ings in New Y/)I'k also will par- H b h d ., f t r In the ticipate. Drama Chairman 1111'5. for the of M., so Mrs. L., spent the whole week packing Group oC the Ll'ague of Women I I' t I' eCISlve Be 0 U " 'd t' I I I'on the Amer- Urban Borcsch is hostess for and bidding the quartet of :'icholars goodbye. Votet.s of Grosse Pointe began presl en la e ec I, . . lts series 6f weekly study meet- lean Associalion of Unlv~rslty this dessert meeting in her ings at a luncheon at the home Women, Grosse Pointe blanch, Manor road home on Wednes- * of Mrs. John Remillel. Mrs. Re- wants to get on the bandwagon. day, Sept, 28. ''It.s not too late to sign Up Skin Diving in South America millet is. chairman of the local A large turnout is expected League.s nationat study item: for the Contemporary Lltera- for the bridge marathon. which Pointer of Interest of July 7, Robert Bloink, of "Support of U.S. e('onomic pol- ture group's meeting Tuesday will start early in October," Merriweather road, didn't find the Union ironclad icies which promote world de- evening. Septemher 27, when said Mrs. Edgar Hahn. chair- "Monitor", when he went skin diving this summer. But velCipment and maintain a sound the views of Kennedy and Nix- man. Individuals without parl- ners may select one from an he's not discouraged, will probably try again. U.s. economy." Members of HII' on will be discussed, ba'Sed on group were gh'en copies of the several books about each, In- available list by consulting Mrs. On Tuesda~' he left with another Pointer, Robert Mc. LMgue's new publiCation. hEc. eluding Candidates 1960. Hahn. Queen, for a year's vagabonding in South America, with onomic Diplomacy'at Home and Speakel1; will be Mrs. James lots of skin diving on the agenda, and some photography. ;~roa~."r ~~s ~Vil~ ~e,_u~ed as..a I ~raves: .•lI,~~s.~hil~p Gill.iS a~d Annunciation Society Th", h..o itUV~HtUt'C.S .."ill ot.'gin iu Vcu~Luela llllU then otl.dl' .0. s .ud). dlS(U,s.on. :1.,d :'£1';'. \\ 1.. 1;;,n Cen ..n. Th" ho~t wander down the coast. The only must on their itinerary action for the years 1960-1962. ess will be Mrs. Charles Ellis To Serve Smorgasbord is a visit to Buenos Aires Because the League believes the of Harvard l'oa:d. foreign polley of the United The first meeting for the new The Annunciation Altar So- :I< Stat",s-4Ind of other Mtions ~ss'eason of the Educatjon Study city wlJ1 serve a smorgasbord * w~ll- ~as taken on economIC Group will be based on the luncheon to be' followed by a More on the Hnuse Tours Photo by ()'Connor orientatIOn, such aspects of t~e currently "hot" Jopic oC inno- card party on Tuesday at noon Colonel and Mrs. Elmer H. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Onest, of l\lr,and Mrs. jOllll W. Craig, new diplomacy as economIC vations and trends in edu"ation. on the the parish hall. For this season's Grosse Pointe Garden House raUl'S Sliter, Jr., of Broadstone road Cranesville, ~enn., announce of South Deeplands road, an- growth, economic strength, and The new chairman for the Mrs. John Chase anli 1\1l'S, . seven remarka',)le homes will be open on October 29 and ann(junCe the engagement of the engagement of their daugh- nounce the betrothal of their economic aid will be explored. group. lIlrs. C. W. Wachner. will A. J. Mongeon are chairmen . 30 from 1 to 5 o'clock. their daughter, JUDITH ANNE, tel', MARIE. of MorClIlroad, to dau~hter, JANET, ROSE, to Members whp attended the be hostess in her charming, to Harold Bovd Dempsey son or' B. Val Parzych, son of M.r. and Thomas Robert Wolohan, of opening session were: Mrs. contemllOrary home at 41 Lake- EVENING CARD PARTY Tickets for the t ,ur are available at the War Memo- Mr. and Mrs'-GradyL. D~mpsey, Mrs. Val Parzych, of Detroit. DeJavan, Wis. James ,Graves, Mrs. Donald cresl. 'l'hetime is Wednesday, The Women's Guild of Peace rial. This is the Garden Center's chief fund raising effort of Spartanburg, S.C. Miss Onest and her fiance are Miss. Craig will graduate in BlomqUist, ,.M;s. Charles Mars- September 28. at 10 a.m. Lutheran Church, East Warren . .. .' teachers in the Business De- jOllrnallsm from Mar~grove C.QI-. ton, Mrs. "Illiam B. Elmer,1\Irf,. The Drama group launches and Baliour, will I.ponsor an of the year. Mrs. Joseph B. Schlotman's mansion, "Stone- MISS Sliter IS a ,,:aduate of par;tment of Grosse Pointe lligh hurst" ~m the la~eshore, remini~cent of a by gone e.ra lege In June. Mr. \\ ~loh~, an Harlan L. Hagman, Mrs. Ken- its year with what is sure to be eve'ning card party in the parish Co lor ado Woman s College, School. Miss Onest received her a:u~nus of ,~he University of neth. Eckert, 1\lrs. Leonard a stimulating discussion of 'leII' auditorium, 6n Wednesday, Sep- will be open. ThIS stately home IS more cml}pletely dls- Denver. Co!. B.S. from State Tea~hers Col- Notre Dame, IS the son of Mrs. Slowm... Broadway plays, by the talented tember 28 at 8 o'clock, cribed in liThe House Where You Live" column in this Mr. Dempsey ::.tlended The .lege, Indiana, Fenn., and her T~.omas. C. Woloha/l, of Glad- Meetings will. be hetd each Mrs. Paul Hykes. Members of Refreshments will be served. issue. Citadel, Charleston S.C. and is M.Ed. from Pennsylvania State Will, Mich.. and the late Mr. Wednesday at 1 p.m .. at the the grou fortunate enough to Donation $1.25. presently assigned to Strategic UJuverslty. She is a member of Wolohan. The couple plan to home of Mrs. John Heml1let, 171 p _ Other homes open will be the East Jeffetson avenue Air Command, Dyess Air Force the honorary business fraternity. marry next fall. Moran road. home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lucas; the Cloverly road Base. Tex. Pi Omega Pi, the honorary home of Mrs. Mary A. Roy,; the Cloverly, road home of graduate bus i n e s s fraternity, Mrs. Henry Grady Weaver; the Vendome\road home of Delta Pi Epsilon, and Zeta Tau Photographic Mrs. Wendell W. Anderson; the Voltaire place home of Book-Howe Alpha. the Ferdinand Cinellis, and the Provencal road home Mr. Parzych received his B.S. of the Alger Shelciens. Troth Told from Montana State University ]\Jlajesty and 'is also a member of Pi Dr. and Mrs. Irvin MacDon- Omega Pi and Sigma Nu fra- IS yours r.===E=NR=O=L=L=N=O=W=1==i11 Mrs. Sales Wed.~ ald Howe. of Midland. announce 'temity. A June wedding is be- the engagement of their daugh- ing plan lied. " to have in George M. Black ter, Katherine Margaret, to ,'-- James Burgess Book IV, son an Mrs. Carter Sales, of East of Mr. and Mrs. J. Burgess Empire Daughters Plan- Jefferson avenue. became the Book III, of Merriweather road. Bazaar and Tea Oct. 3 bride of George M. Black, Jr.; Miss l;Iowe graduated from Oil POI~trait of Touraine road, ,at a Friday The B a I d II' i n School. Bryn The Princess Beatrice Chap' noon ceremny. l\Jawr, Pa., and attends the ter of the Daughters of the Brit. on Canvas UniversIty of MichIgan where ish. Empire in Michigan will TV 4.4280 'The rites were read at the by residence of r.1rS. Sales' son and she is affiliated with Gamma hold a tea and bazaar Octobel' Phi Beta: . daughter-in-la,w, Mr. and Mrs. 3 from 2 Utiti! 5 "in the Iroquois Carter Sa 1e s, Jr., of North R.lth Mr. Book graduated from the avenue home of Mrs. W. A. Ir~ Deeplands road. Berkshire School, Sheffield, win. earlley Attending' Mrs. S a Ie s was Mass., and attends the UnIvers- Among the Pointers manning Mrs. Charles 4. Dean, Jr., and ity of Michigan Business Ad. booths will be Mrs. Vernon Dance Studio Mr. Black's son G e 0 r geM. ministration School where he Johnson, sewing; Mrs. H. 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• o o oom" n • • n •• •••• b D •••• Or •• _ ." . ~ __ Thursday, September 22, :960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe Women Puul T1J,ompson Clai,lus Bride IParties Precede Pointe Woman's Colonial Daughters Plan Oct. 4 Meet at Stockholm In the Bryn Mawr Pre'sby- Guests from Grosse Pointe Oct. 1 Rites The Fall conference of the Among those attending from terian Church, Bryn Mawr, Pa., Included the C. Q. Swensons of Society Daughters of Colonial this area will be Mrs. Willard Paul Myron Thompson claimed LlI,coln road and Mrs. Howard O. Wilson Mrs. RIchard W. AI. A reception in the church Wars, State of Michigan, will len, Mrs. 'Earl G. Kreig, Mrs. Jesselyn Pierce Carvalho as his Price, of University place. Fol- socl,,! hall will follow the mar- be held Tuesday. October 4 at Wilfred J. Campbell, Mrs. Am. bride September' 10. lowing are c e p t ion at the riage of Margaret Ann Downie the Stockholm Restaurant with brose E. Trubey. Mrs. Edward The bride, daughter of the Menon Tribute House the to Jack Elwin Wedge on Octo- Mrs. Chester F. Miller, of O. Reynolds, Mrs. L. DeWitt Bertram, N. Carvalhos, Jr., of newlyweds left for a short wed- ber I, in the Grosse Pointe Con- Saginaw, state president in Smith and Mrs. William M. Gladwyne, Pa., wore an ivory ding trip. They will live in gregational Church. charge. Perrett. faille gown and II juliet cap of Newlon Centre, Mass., while heirloom lace caught her long Mr. Thompson completes hIs 'Mrs, Monte J. Edelen, of Bal: veil. She carried orchids. stepha- studies' for his master's degree four road, gave a linen shower notis and ivy. at Massachusetts Institute' of for the bride-elect on Septem- ber 20. Portia Carvalho was her sis- Technology. On Frida ~y Mrs. Daniel R. tel"S maid of honor in a moss' ------Beck. of Lincoln road, will give green slipper saUn gown. She Lutherans' Invite Parish a kitchen shower. Miss Linda' carried lavendar Fugi mums Marshall and Mrs. William F. and blue dt:lphinium with ivy. Families to Supper Sunday Isbey ',':ill' be co-hostesses, Mrs. Allan N. Young, Jr., of Miss Dorothy Fischer will en- Williamsport, Pa., was matron l\1.embers of the St. Paul tertain at a luncheon honol-ng of honor in periwinkle slipper Evangelical Lutheran Church Miss Downie on Saturday the satin. The bridesmaids, in ice will gather in the }'ellowship 23rd. Mrs. J. Hastings Downie blue satin, were Mrs. Neil Gray. Hall, Chalionte and Lothrop for will give a Troussellu Tea on of Boston, and Frances Eliza- Sunday afternoon, September hat's ne'W beth Frank, of Englewood, N. J. a family covered-dish supper 25th. Virgil 1\IcComas, of Chevy beginning at 5 o'clock next Sun- A luncheon and miscellane- Chase, Md., was best man .for day, Sept. 25. ous shower will be given 011 the bridegroom, who is the son Tuesday the 27th by Mrs. Os- The young children will be of Mrs. Pau~ E. Thompson, of wald M. Robbins in her Bal- in furs? Lincoln road, and the late Mr. entertained with a motion pic- four road home. Thompson. ture 'while the young people The rehearsal dilUler will be Ushering were Bertram N. and adull~ meet in the Nave given at the Detroit Yacht Club Carvalho, thll bride's brother; for an inspirational program. on Friday evening, September Thomas Lewis, of' Lawrence- 30. The bride's aunt, Dr. Eliza- Everything at Furs by Robert is new- The _congr~gation is currently burg, Ky.; James Allen, of Kan- beth M, Downie, will give a and ready-to.try on. New colors. New sas City, Mo., and Allan N. engaged in erecting a Parish buffet supper the da'y of the Young, Jr.; of Williamsport, Pa. Education Building. wedding. -Picture by Fred Runnells shapes. New fur combinations. All the The Grosse Pointe Woman's Club left met with chairman MRS. luxurious quality that's a' Furs by Robert committee gathered last week to give HAROLD W. HARDEN; co-chainnan, out tickets for the annual dessert cat'd MRS. SIDNEY C. MARSH arid ticket tradition ... at prices representing truly party benefit at the War Memorial chairman, MRS. RICHARD PIPER. unusual values. October 5. MRS. HAROLD B. LEE, Woman's Club Begins Season' The Garden Group of the Highlights of the afternoon Mrs. Elton A. Turner. Grosse Pointe Woman's .Club will be a fasWon show featuring Note: In case of RAIN the will hold a garden party for its patio and square-dance fashions p~rly wm be held on Thursday first fall meeting at the home of by Essdee Creations. These September 29. the chairman, i'us. Vielol' Craig. will be modeled by club mem- of Moross road on Wednesday, bers. Garden accessories will September 28, from 1 to 3:30 also be shown. CONFIDENCE o"clock. Mrs. Thomas Pearsall will be The fellow who faces the Members are requested \:0 co-hostess. ass i s t e d by Mrs. present unafraid has no need bring labelled house or garden Louis F. Vollmer; Mrs. Richard to worry about what the future plants for exchanging. Piper, Mrs. Anthony Colett, and may bring.

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Ted Hinclunan IMcCoy ..Lackey Allan Shelden III Gives, DBC to G,ive Rummage 'Piles Up At St. Michael's Fashion Shotv To Claim. Bride Ri,tes Read 115 Workers DF Quota Mr. and Mrs, Ross LaMont, Mrs. George E. Lackey, of St. The fall season at the Detroit of Battle Creek, hal'e aJmounc- Paul avenue,' and William H. Allan Shelden Ill, co-chalr- "The requests of the agencies Boat Club will open, wIth a ed the engagement of their McCoy, of Fairway drive, were man with Mrs. Theodore O. were for neaJ'ly a million dol- luncheon and fashion show on daughter, Janeth Anne, to The- married Wednesday at a late Yntema for the 1960 Torch lars more," he said. Wednesday. September 28, at odore H. Hinchman, III.' He is aftl'rnoon ceremony in Grosse Dri v e 's Advance Committee, "All the campaign leaders noon. the son of the David B. Hineh- Pointe Memorial.Church. Thursday, September 15, gave will make every effort to raise mans, of Irvine lane. Only members of the imme- 115 workers their quota' of as mueh more than the goal as Mary 'Morga'!, radio and TV Miss La~lont is a graduate of diate family were present at the $1,173,124, a:ld urged the ne- possible. Our responsibIlity will fashion authority, wlll do the Battle Creek High Schoo],.. and rites and the dinner which fol- cessity for exceeding it. be to suggest fair share giving commentating, )lichigan S tat e University, ' lowed at the Country Club. The committee's goal, to be where contributions seem low, where she was affiliated with They include

is unusually high llnd accounts in paigns. They are the National 19027Mackat 7 MileRoad , TU' 4-j130 part for our high per capita Setting Nov. 1 as its gathering Council on AIeoholism; Don Open Thursday o:ld Frldoy Evenings Children's Back-to-School date T u e s day Musicale em-r Bosco Hall, formerly the C.Y.O. selling record. , . Home for Boys; and the Oak- CUSTOMER FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE barks on Its Blue E n vel 0 p e land County Legal Aid Soeiety. fund-raising enterprise to pro- The Advance Gifts Committee If interested Permanent vide flnancing of m u sic in is made up of volunteers whose ell II Make an appointment now schools, scholarships, student assignment is to solialt pros- for a permanent and style assistance and support for the pects on Ii personal basis and 1960-61 . program of Michigan previous to the opening of the MAXON BROTHERS,lnc, cut ••• especially designed, Federation of Mus1e Clubs. campaign. The results of their for your littl~ girl • • . so With Mrs. Phillip R: Flan- work are made available to and soft and natural , , • she'll ders and Mrs. Bogdan !layner! reported through the six cam- love it. as co-chairmen for thE! drive, paign units of the Torch Drove. f .. Tuxedo 2-6000 was's and means committee is These a~e Automotive and Sup- set to stage a series of money- pliers, Major Commerce, Gen- Complete' making (:vents w.mch will en- eral Manufacturing. T r a de gage workers in special efforts Teams, Community Campaigns, CROWN Only ranging from IJaby-sitting and Professions, and Schools and Blue Envelope dinner parties to Government. Delux~ Dry Cleaners garden chores and preparation Shelden pointed out that this of gourmet dishes for a "tasting year's overall Torch Drive goal -for the Particular People PUBLIC SALES Catherine Kammer , . Not an Auction - All Items Priced BEAUTY SALON tea," is the high~t ever set. The latter is schednied for 20455 MACK Grosse Pointe Woods TU l-3300 later in the autumn, with Mrs. Rudolph Boyce as hostess. Each Household ~urni5hings guest will bring her gourmet sprcialty and be herself invited Let us put your entire Fall wardrobe to make a "taste test" of dishes HALF.PRICE in tune with the bright new season that appeal. Typed recipes will a~elld. Our expert technicians will be sold to Swell the total of work wonders. Mr. & Mrs. S~Kurtzman Blue Envelope money. Ready- SALE! addressed blue envelopes have Starting INTEGRITY -QUALITY .SERVIC E 19250 Canterbury Road been mailed to the entire Tues- Monday, S~pt. 26 day Musicale roster. to be re- CourteOus Pi~k.up ana Delivery Sherwood Forest turned when f i 11e d to Mrs. (N, of 7 Mile at Parkside, N. to Canterbury) SCHOOL OF. THE DANCE E. Jefferson at Nottingham Flanders, ,4688 Brafferton Kopps Drive, Bloomfield Hills. VAlley '.7500 SaturdaYI Sept. 241 from 10 a,M. Other events will include a sheet music and jewelry sale NOW .. , arl"anged by Mrs. B. H. Larsson, SALES CONDUCTED BY REGISTER for Ballet - Toe - Character Tuesday Musicale president; a donation r e c ita 1 with bride- HI O. McNierney • David D. Stalker, Inc. Modern Jazz - Tap - A~robatic elect Maxine Skelton (she'U be , Mrs. George Zeitz after Wed- WOodward 1-9085 nesday) as hostess and a sale of Appraisers 424 Book Building Special Pre-School Classes! trousseau and Christmas aprons TEEN-AGE BALLROOM designed by Henrietta Body- combe. Her "new mother's" apron, pink or blue turkish toweling, 16600 HARPER Corner KENSINGTON big-pocketed blanket for drying the baby directly on' the TUxedo 5-7703 TUxedo 5-3'638 mother's lap, is going like hot cakes. Mrs. L. W. Donaldson has contracted for a special li:le of tinned holiday candies to sell for the project.

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ClA~SES HFLD ON Have Many Other Grosse Poinfe Houses MOl/day, Tlle,day, lVed11esday, w. 18.95 Thursday (md Sa/Imlay Our system of photographs and small floor plans can shorten time-consuming period of preliminary inspections OPEN Weekdays 2 to 9 MISS LOIS Saturday 9 to 5 Principal Director MAXON BROTHERS,lnc. [Closed Fridays) of Jh, School 83 KERCHE:VAL AVENUf: Lo Ru SCHOOL OF IHE DANCE Deaf with Full Time, Informed. Grosse Pointe Specialists UJRLTOn PIERCf 26429 Harper, between 10 and II Mile Rds. PR 7.3660 KUCHUMM n. fUll .14$$1 '0"'"_ (II

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..~ i'j I New An By Patricia Talbot Patrons of the Grosse Pointe Garden Center House Tours on October 29 and 30 will have the rare oppor- tunity to visit one of Lakeshore road's great mansions, the home of Mrs. Joseph B. Schlotman, "Stonehurst". In the past few years many of the great homes Invitation built in' the heyday of mansions, 19)4-29, have been leveled. Mrs. Schlotman's massive Jacobean, house is one of the last in which the life of a bVl:('onegracious I era is still lived. . .. .' I The house was begun in 1915 but not finished until to the 1917, and is decorated today in the Edwardian style which was popular in World War I days. While they were waiting to move into their home the ScWotmans, newly married, lived in the Lakeshore road Renais- for. the sance home of her sister, Mrs. Harry N. Torrey. This last home was damaged by fir-e'~nd has been razed in the past year since the death of its owner. On the huge lot next door to the Schlotman estate was a mansion similar in style, now g6ne too, which belonged to her brother, Pat Ford.. The entrance to Stonehurst, around a fonnal circu- lar driveway, faces the back gardens, away from the . Home lake. Through a heavY wrought iron door, guests may enter a foyer which branches off into two marble stair- ways leading to the huge beamed reception hall. of All the paneling and carving in the great rooms is of English oak, at least 100 years old and imported.. The reception hall, in which Mrs. Schlotman's daugh- ters, Mrs, Thomas M. Evans, of Greenwich, Conn., and Mrs. James H. Carmel, of Bloomfield, were introduced to society at debutante teas, is reminiscent ,of a Vic- torain great hall. In four ~orners are huge marble urns filled with ferns. The draperies are red velvet, the carpet, a large Oriental in rose shades. The marble fire- place is intricately carved with cupids. The ceilmg is Italian in motif, its once brilliant scrolling now muted. 'In the very English library are overstuffed chairs and sofas in :faded chintz; a portrait of the late Mr. ScWotman hangs above the carved oak fireplace. , Fringed lampshades bring back a noStalgic era. Many of the fine needlepoint chairs were' done by Mrs. e ScWotman herself. On the bookshelves are bound leather volwnes of such popular 19th century artists as the Brontes, George Eliot. Dickens and Thackerey. Co. All the rugs on the marble and parquet ~loors are QrientaL The late Mr. Schlotman's study is a replica Our brand new decorator studio of a British squire's with black leather furniture,a crusader carved in wood over ijle fir'~place. The sun- is open for your inspection. Do room is done with wicker furniture and when the family' was all at home opened onto double terraces stop in and see our complete which overlooked the lake and the formal gardens. Of special interest to visitors will be the Chinese Th u rsday- riday-Satu rday F breakfast room in the east wing leading from the for- new fall decorator ,line of fabrics. . mal dining room. The-Oriental figures and background Sept. 22. 23. 24 have been painted on plastered walls. The round glass draperies. wall eove ririgs and 9 :30 a.m. 'tit 9:00 p.m. topped Chinese table and chairs were ordered from San Francisco to blend with the room. The wall carpeting. sconces are Chinese procelain. Above the fireplace is ,a -smoky mirror from the first piece of pla'te glass manufactured in America by Mrs. ScWotman's grand- Our most important product is Hem is lucile's . .. father, Capt. J. B. Ford, founder of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., and Wyandottt! ChemicaL "Service to You:1 Years of ex- new and unique in Throughout the house are magnificent displays of needlepointe-a bridge table, fire screen, many chairs dressmaking . .If you have never but the most .impressive exhibit is the tapestry hang- perience can help you make the ing in the hall, a colored reproduction of "Stonehurst" had the thrifl of h~vin~ a new in spring. The tapestry was worked by Mrs. Schlot- decisions of what to d,o with how dress or suit designed for you and man from a watercolor painting of her home and took 4th years to complete. much. Please ask our opinion on . , .. . you alone, ~ere is.the op~ortunity. Art fanciers should not miss the Dutch, French and English paintings whi.ch line the paneled walls any decorating problem you may . Design stylmg and beautIful work- through the great hall, music room, library and dining \ ( . room. room tailoring is yours for the have during our open house. asking. Fashions'By Lutile To Stage Stop in during our grand opening Grand Debut This Thursday

and visit with our trained staff. Women of the Grosse Pointe I says Lucile, "we will be most area are ill for a new and de-I happy to discuss our own unique They will be deligh~ed' to answer lightful experience in wardrobe. service in workroom craftsman- any questions you may have. service beginning this week. ship and styling methods, show- "Fashions by Lucile" opens its irig how easily and inexpensively doors today at 11646 Whittier (Continued on Page 20) near Kelly road. The Grand Opening will be held .for three Bedells Stress full days. today. FrIday and Saturday, Se~te~ber 22.. 23. ~4, Variety In Decor and the public IS cordIally In- vited. ~Ju61 Calf DRexel 1-5959 "This is going to be an ex- Any home can be readily citing year for women," says beautified today with thp. amaz- Lucile. "Fashion trcnds promi;e ing variety of materials and de. greater attractiveness and deep- signs in draperieJ, carpeting Visit our beautiful er inner satisfactions in wearing and walJ coverings. This fact apparel. Design has more char- can be easily proven by those acter. colors are more full of who visit Bedell Interiors. new salon'in ifs life. fabrics have more quality Whittier avenue near Kelly road Md, equally imp 0 r tan t to this we(:~. women, facets of luxury have Bedell';; have just unpacked been added in a variety of ways. hundreds of new fabrics. and smart provincial decor "During our grand op~ning," (Continued on Page 20) Interior by Bedell Co. 11646 Whittier near Kelly Rd.

Now that fa!: is on the way, let us restyle that 11632 Whittier luit or dr!!ss that has been your favorite. Perhaps near KeJIy Rd. YOJJrf:loset has clothes that do not fit: we can aIter them Or restyle them at a nominal cost. These days with the hem lines goin~ up and down create a problem that we are equipped to handle with Our decorating service Is avail. speed and dispatch. Brin~ them in. Lucile's will able to you without charge. Our work with your material, design or even a photo- staff has a combined total of over graph, with or without patterns. 1SO years of decorating exper' ience. Please .1811on us for ex- pert adVice. . . "

Furniture is in Danish modern. End and coffee ~b~hne~peredle~~dMMak~~.~m~ue ~_~ ~ tW'quoise and white. On display at the Bedell Co. 1.-.. pm WE' rS"TmtWr WJH&i* = Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 22. 1960 • Lucile's Fashions Introd uci ng Pointe's Newest Teachers 3 Police Chiefs Norman A. MacColl Named Guard Officer Named To Posts Among the 18 men who re- he was appointt'd Second 'Lleu- ceived diplomas at th.e third tenant in the Michigan Army (Continued from Page 19) have a wardrobe p?,rtlcu1arly National Guard and assigned to annual graduation exercises of modern fa~ions can be applied bel' own, attuned to current Three Pointe pollC1l chiefs Battery B of the same battalion. to e\'cry woman's wardrobe." trends, and all of it In econo- have been appointed to im. the Michigan National Guard Mt. Clemens, as executive offi. mical good sense. Furs, for example, wili be portant committees by George Officer Candidate S e h 001 on cer. used more frcely this year, not "Fashions today are intended A. Paul, president of the Michi- September 10 was Grosse only for afternoon and evening not only to make a woman p,:et. gan Association of Chief of Pointer Norman A. MacColl, Jr. occasions, but also for every- tier but also to keep her hap- Poiice. The appointment be. Mr. MacColl residoo with his day wear. Lucile's can advise on pier. A visit to Lucile's during came effective on Thursday, wife, Nancy, and daughter, Su- 'MOVING the use of fur in complete gar- their grand opening will be an September 15. san, in 949 Vernier road. He en- mell(s, coat and dress trims, ?pportunity t~ ~e how these Park Police Chief Arthur listed in the Michigan National and EXPRESSING accessory items etc. with sen- lmp.ortant obJectives can be Louwers was selected as a Guard in 1957 and entered OCS Anktirrie Day or Night sible economy. achieved. member of the. organization's from Headquarters Battery, 2nd TI'alnlng Committee; City Po- o Job Too Large An ot her way in which I ------Mis.<;ileBattalion (NIKE-AJAX), lice Chief Tom Trombly was 177th Artillery. 01' Too Small! Lucile's can help is to counscl made a member of the Commu- Upon graduation from OCS, on the wisest use of ma!;l-made Bedell's nication Committee; and Woods Orowson Moving fabrics which are being applied Din'ctor of Public Safety Vern COMPANY soextensi\'cly to women's ap- ' active duty. This year requirements for a novice obed- rectors. knowledge and know-how of 11:20 a.m. Sunday School. Ben L. Tallman. Mr. Lutz has officially joined ience title. Included are: heel- what to do in emergencies. lQman B. Stooke,. 7:00 pm. Evening Service Richard W. MitcheJl the Monteith School stllff as a ing; standing for examination; Besides its outstanding abie "r am deeply grateful to Dr. _ !II MinIsters ' full time firth grade teacher. coming when called; and stay. President, John W. Paynter, Nehra for giving us his vaIu- All Welcome WORSHIP SERVICB "I certainly was affo.rded a ing on order. The degree of suc- the Grosse Pointe War Memo- I1ble time in coming to our class and rial is 10s,ing the wonderful and presenting his lecture," CHURCH SCHOOL unique and valuable experience cess attained in Ole training of 9:30 & 11:15 a.m. during those uncertain days be- a dog depends on the enthusi- volunteer service of four other Chief Louwers said. "I am fore my induction," Bill reports, a'sm and willingness of the own- Board officers due to expir.".- also grateful to the Ford Hos- "but it's wonderful to finally er to follow instructions and tion of terms of office. pital officials for the loan of First English The Grosse Pgint. find a home at last at Mon- practice faithfully. With this in They include vice-president, the £¥ms. What the officers Congregational telth." min,d, only those individuals Mrs. Nathan B. Goodnow; as- learned through Dr. Nehra's Ev. Lutheran The News will be pleased ta who are seriously interested in sistant ,treasurer and Duilding lecture, and from viewing the Church introduce all of the Pointe's following through with the 10 chairman. Hilary H. Micou, Jr.; fiInls is of valuable. importance, 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop secretary and youth chairman, giving the officers first hand Church Grosse Pointe. MlchJgan newest teachers during the en- weeks of required daily prac- suing weeks of this series. tice should apply. .!\Ilrs. Oscar B. Marx, Jr.; and knowledge on what to do and Vernier Road at WedgllWoaf MINISTERS , . Head instructor will be Mr. house and catering chairman, how to act in such emergen- Marcus William Johnson Drive, Gross. Point. Woads Arnold Dahlquist Johnson D. M. Carson. who will have six Miss Winning S. Pendergast. cies:' but.no. washday worry Child Research League assistant instructors, represent- 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m; - Worship Service. Schor,) for Crlb Room Plans Oct. 12 Luncheon ing S. M. O. T. C. 11 a.m, through 9th grade. Registration may be made •BERGENSFJORDCRU'SElIJorN either~ when YD,udry with Church Worship 11:00 am. - Worship Service. The Child Research Center for any dog six months Or old- . Church School for Crib Room through Senior High League will hold their next er, regardless of ancestry or TUxedo 4-5862 regular meeting, on Tuesday, pedigree. This course is pri- September 27th' at the home of marily for adults. However, a modern gas dryer Mrs. William E. Menzel, 8808 children 12 years or over may GROSSE POINTE Sixth Church of W. Outer Drive. Detroit. enroll if their parents will at- ., METHODIST CHURCH CHRIST, SCIENTIST The league will at this meet- t,,::o.l ~ti,'. them and assist in Rain or Bnow-therE\'s no problem, once you own a 211 Morass Rood ing conclude plans for their in- their guidance. Detroit troductory luncheon, Wednes- lI'lore information may be had mode~ g¥ dryer. You can weather wailhdaylrtorms .oy "d ""'01, REV. JAMES D. NIXON Pastor 14710 Kercheval Ave. day, October 12 at 12:30 in the by calling the Department of lit 80~~:h'BERGENSFJORlloHm, youthe ultimatein -and still be sure your wash has the fresh, 5'feet 9 a.m.-Worship and Sermon: one block west of Alter afternoon at The Detroit Golf Community Services, TUxedo relaxedshipboardliving.Yourpleasure Church School for Nursery Sun day Service. Club. 5-3808, or TUxedo 5-0271. is assured by modernair conditioning, fragrance o! a sunny day when it's tumbled under and Klndergarden. 10:30 am. and 5:00 p.m. large Sunand SportsDecks,,ndoorand 10 a,m. - Church School for Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. the gas dryer's ultraviolet lamp. And you dial by Nur~ry thru adult!.. Wednesday Evening outdoorswimmingpools, Sc'andinavian testimonial meellng--8 p.m. 8 steam baths, massage rooms,a fully. fabric settings':"'the right heat for each fabrie. 11 :15 a,m.-Worship and Ser- mor.: Church ~hool for Nur- Reading Room equipped gym, glassenclosed prome. sery thru 6th grade. 16348 East 'Vanell nades, intimategarden lounges-every. Best news-your modern gas dryer is a model of Sennon Topic: Z blks. west of Ouler Drive FORTHRIGHT thingyouneedforpleasureandcomfort! "Keeping Communion Christian" Week days. 10 •. m.-9 p.m. thrift, drying at just ~ the cost of others! See the Wednesdays - 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Crane Construction Co. Andthe shill is just the right size for TUxedo T .7888 Sundays - 2 p,m.-4:."( p.m. pleasurecruising:she doc~s.at almost REASONS everyportvisited. new models at Gas Company offices or dealer show- 2. BETTERWEATHER.Sailingwestward, rooms-you'll choose gas, naturally! You are Invited to use the youreach\'Iarmweatherfaster.36 hours • RESIDENTIAL after leavingNewYork,youreachsunny FIRST CHURCH OF WHY THIS IS MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Christian Science • COMMUCIAL WestIndianlatitudes. CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 3. STARTATEITHERCOAST.Boardat New Reading Room TU 4-0700 • REMODELING Yorkandenjoyall80 wonderfuldays.Or, FREE INSTALLATION GROSSE POINTE YOUR BEST join the ship at LosAngelesand cruise FARMS 19613 Mock Ave. aroundtheworldto NewYorkin68 days. during Gas Dryer Dividend, Day, Grois. Pointe Woods 4. EXTRARELAXATION.Becauseyousail Sunday Servicel •. _ ...... 10:10 a_ Open from 10 a,m. to 5 p.m. WORLD CRUISE Sunday Schoo~1nlantf westboundwilh the sun and clock,you Room ~. ._._ ...__•.• IO:30 a.m dally ~xcept Sunday. and Holl. days. Thumay. and Fridays gainan extrahourof sleep,24 times! Wednesday Testimony until II p.m. 5. MEMORABLEHOSPITALITY.,Cuisine Meeting _ __ . 8:00 p.m BUY aboard SfRGENSFJORDis international, KERBY SCHOOL First Church of Chrid, with the additionof incomparableNor. Seientist, wegian buffet specialties. You'll love us Kerby Road, at BuUprt 18 PORTS IN 15 COUNTRIES everymeal... andyou'llenjoythe warm ALL ARE WF.:LCOMJI Grosse Pointe Farms Crlslobal Paname Canel hospitality,cleanliness, attentive servo Balboa ice of your cream-of.the,clopcrew. Everything Under Cover! Los Angeles HDnolulu 6. ADVENTURE.ShoreprogramsbyTt19s. Yokohama Cook& Sonincludethe majorsightsof Kobe worldtravel... the best o! Japanand Finest Dry Cleaning 19650 Harper TUxedo 2.4800 Hong Kong India,specialinlandtoursto Nepal,Ethi. e"ngkok Singapore opia,the HolyLandand Rome.Timefor COlombo 5hoppingtoo all aroundthe world. Service - Dependability - Quality Bombay Costs Less Here! Aden • 7. EUROPEATPEAKSEASON.Youreach Charge Acco"~Js Avoi!oble for You, Convenien,e Suez Ihe Mediterraneanin springtime,when Since 1938 Pme~~e~fa~~~;';'Canll Italy and the Riviera are alive with Athens gaiety.II youwish,debarkat Naplesor NepTes TUXEDO VUlefranch. Villefranchefor a longerstay in Europe. Complete Stock of 8. CDMMAIID PERFORMANCE.Th~s is a J:~~~~k "Repeat Performance"by popularde- RENTAL $ailin, from NewYorkbnlllry 14 mand of the 8ERGENSFJORO'sfamous Newest styles fa, all _liDns from Los AngelesJanuary28 cruise of 1959-lhe first Aroundthe •• , and ~rfact fit alluted. Taka odvanta~ of our new Lumber. Plywood. Paneling Worldin80days.Manywhoenjoyedthat DRIVE-IN SERVICE , Min. CruIse Fere-$2,2fiO cruiseare comingback lor more. • • Armstrong Ceilings • Re~ Stains Calana Cleaners • Anderson Window, • Rox_ Paint So much more for so much less .. and Tailors • Kaywood ShuHers • HlItdwllr8 ~tAJ~"~~littt &tw. Notre n"me .nel St. Clair At Cadieux Road 333 N. Michigan Ave., Chl.ago I, m. I~. 17231 Maek • TU 1.1224 106S4 Morang. VE 9.5566 Use GUnER GUARDS now. 25 ft. Only $3,75 H~~-'~"~ GAS natural" Open DaUy 7:30 a.m, .7:30 p,m. •

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f/ 1'1J l!lU.J.IJ if :.JJ~. III III I'Ll! YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Unes To Serve You Quic:klV CALL' 'tUxedo 2,...6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quic:kly DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDA'f 28- TUTORIN(.. CLASSIFIED RATES SA-SITUATIONS WANTED 6-FOR RENT 6A-FOR RENT FU~NISHED 8-ARTICLE~ FOR SALE ~ARTICLES FOR SALE 8B-ANTIQUES DOMESTIC (Unfurnished) ELECTRIC Westinghouse range GIRL'S 24" bike. Gym set with Cha rga Ads-12 words tor $1.00 PRIVATE 'l'UTORlNG WINDMILL POINTE. Upper EARLY Pine cOIner cupboard. IN EXPERIENCED lady-e1eaning, GROSSE POINTE PARK, Mary- flat. beautifully furnished, $15. Quaint rocking chair, $5. slide. Gas heater. Scooter. Stafford~hire chi n a. Large Cash Ads-12 words for90c YOUR OWN HOME ironing. Good references. $8. land. 104B-Close to Jeffer- two' bedrooms, two baths, S t l' a w b err y and currant wagon, electric heater. Base- walnut butler's desk. Colored 10c each additiorlal word All subjects; all grades. Adults carfare. WAlnut 1-69.'16, son, lower 5-room, heated, family and iaundry room. pressed glass goblets. Rare ment tab I e. High chair, glass. Bea utiful hand carved and children. Certified teach. garage. VAlle)' 1-9389. Sublet Odober tijrough June. Meissen cups ,and saucers. clothes hamper. Lionel train. grape full size walnut bed, Call ers. RELIABLE experienced colored ._-- VA 1-9515. East side. Call ADams 1-9476, TUxedo 4-0507. heirloom. B r .. ide d 33"x49" woman wanls work by the 2 BEDROOM ap<.r(ment. TUXEDO 2-6900 Call: between 9 and 5, I'" ---' - rug. Sleigl' bells. WovE'n co v- ' week or day. Reference, VA Radiant, heat, a1) electric GROSSE POINTE FARMS VIOLIN; white modern bird erlC't. P a i n t i r. g s. HCr ....ard 3 Trunk lines DBTROIT AND SUBUhBAN TRADE-IN sofas and chairs. cage; Prima motor scooter. 2-6135. kitchen. TU 5-26817. Attractive Cape Cod, 2 bed- 3-3283. TUTORING SERVICE All in nice condition. Rea- All exceUent condition. TU UN ER 5TATIONS rooms, 1% baths. Avallable KENWOOD 7-4653 EX PER I E N C E D. reliable 488 NEFF ROAD - Attrac- sonilbly priced. Van Furni- 2-6929. CUNNINGHAM DRUGS November 1st to May 1st. 9-ARTICLES WANTED woman wishes days. Cleaning tive upper flat. 3 bedrooms, 2 ture, 13230 Harper. 16941 Krrcheval at Notre Dame 'l'Uxedo 5-8764. TV 1;-9698 or laundry. TRinity 4-3153. baths, gas heat, $175 per mo. GIRLS' 3-pc. coat set,' 12 WANTED to Buy: Complete set HARK~~S PHARMACY LA PETITE ECOLE Tuxedo 1;-1459. LAKEPOlNn:-Warr!'n ,- 'tIp- CROSLEY Shelvador, good run- I months. Infant and toddler's of Louisa l\lav Alcott's hooks. EXPEHlENCI:;O woman wishe~ 20313 Macll Ave at Lochmoo. Registrations now bring taken, per 5 clean income, Furnish- ning condition. Heasonable. dresses. TUxedo 1.8706. TU. 5.6743. ' 1"11 4-~lllO T u e s day and Wednesday, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - TUxedo 4-9571. --- "-- --, ----,--, - . Classes begin October 3rd. ed, heated Couple. Ref- cleaning or ironing. Refer- Modem upper near Mack; 2 G R 0 U N D COVERS: Myrtle, BOOKS bought in any quan- NEWS SALES STATIONS Call I erences, TU. 5-8921. ences. VAlley 2-8772. bedrooms, natural fireplace, Chairs, Tables. Lamps pach~'sandras, TU 5-0768. tHy. Entire libraries,~ book~ DOWNTOWN AREA COMMU~JlTY divided basement, gas heat. cases, art objects. Mrs. B. C. Grand Circus Park ne)Vs Stand LADY desires 3 or 4 days 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT All styles and sizes, 50% off. 5 SKIN KOLINSKY fill' scarf, Majestic Bldg News Stand TUTORING SERVICE Park p ri vii e ges. Garage. Claes. 1670 Leverette, WO laundry and cleaning. Refer. VAN FURNITURE Prineess style. ~ ~ s t of ieI'. E. JEFFERSON TO CITY L1MIT~ 339 Merriweather ~ Adults. only. No pets, $150. SO!llERSET-E. Warren, Pleas- 3-4267. ences. WAlnut 3-7305. 13230 Harper TUxedo 6.1691. Alden Park Manor Grosse Pointe Farms TUxedo 4-6994. ant room, goou transporta- Camerons Gift Shop, Wa~'burn ___ ORIENTAL 'rug. for' 20xl5 & Jeff EXPERIENCED woman, white, tion. Gentleman. Call before BLACK AMERICAN Broadtail GOLF CLUBS. Eight Wilson. room. Condition unimportant. Park Drug!, City Limit.! 4-HEL.P WANTED wishes day work. VEnice GROSSE POINTE 12 nOOll, weekdays. anytime jacket, size 1?-14. $25. WAl- Gene Sarazen Strokemaster Townsend 9-4552, after 6. GROSSE POINTE PARK F'riday, Sat u I' day. TUxedo nut 4-3B24. irons. TUxedo 5-1127. ------Miller Pharmacy Way burn and MALE and FEMALE 9.8458. TERRACE 5-6117. Kercheval 16847 E. JEH'ERSON 3-PIECE bedroom set; rugs, POSITIVELY HIGHEST Sullivan Pharmacy. Beaconsfield PUBLIC RELA'l'iONS DEPENDABLE 'I' 0 man with TUXEDO SUIT, excellent con- and Kercheval Salary--$9,000 Up references would Ilke day Attractive location. 2 bedrooms. GROSSE POINTE - Room for dilion. sIze 36. VA 4-4241. living room 15'x9,', dining PRJCESPAID Wesson Drugs. on CharlevoIx Av room 13'x9', table and chairs. Promotion for 27 established re_ work or child care. UNiver- Refrigerator, stove, garage. Park gentleman. Nice locality. Tux. For Fu'tniture and GROSSE. POINTE CITY pI'ivileges. $150. edo 5-2018. SPACE HEATER, gas, Magic Occasional chairs, tables, elec- Knopp's Pharmacy Notre Damr tail accounts in Michigan. Mer- sity 3-0760. Appliances. and Kercheval chandising background and W0 1-3570 TU 2-4485 Chef. 56,000 B. '1'. U. inta~e. trical appliances. LOrain Cunninghams Drugs, Notre Dame sales experience. Age, mid 30's. EXPERIENCED white lady de- NICE ROm,I in quiet home. 7lY,OOO B. T. U. intake high 7-7607, LOgan 1.8415: "( PiecS or a Houseful." and Kercheval sires day work. VI 3.1791. ST. PAUL, near shopping cen- Professional or business wom- altitude. Fan in back for sum_ ------Notre Dame Pharmacy. Notre Car and all expenses. Call Mr. STEINW AY, Duo Art repro- PRescott 5-5733 and Kercheval Graham, WO 2-4208, Abbott -ter. 5 room lower flat, heat mer or winter. Was $270. WOMAN white, wIshes ironing an. TUxedo 2-8786. ducing player piano. Beaut!- GROSSE. POIN I E FARMS Employment. furnished, $125, TU 5-7719, Used one season, now $125. BOOKS purchased for cash. Trail Pharmacy. Kercheval on by day' or baby sitting. LAke- after 6 p.m, WILL SHARE or rent room to EDgewater 1-8812. ful walnut case with many Entire libraries or fine single the Hili '/iew 7-6844. woman in my new. home in rolls. Cost $5,800. Sacrifice. items. Mid west Book S",ry. Farms Drr.gs. Fisher Rd and 4A-HELP WANTED GROSSE POINTE PARK, Mary. PORTABLE net cribs, car pens, Kercheval Grosse Poi.nte Woods. Days. VAtley 1-4942. ice, 4301 Kensington. TU ( Domestic I EXPERIENCED woman desires pIa y pen s. Manufacturer's Schettlers Drugs, Fisher Rd, and land 1042, close Jefferson. TUxedo 1-9108. 5-2450. days. Tuesday. Wednesday. Large 5 room upper. Includes saleWAlnu t 2-7714. RELAXIZOR, like new. Cost 'Ki~:.:FiJ~ugs. Mack and '-MHe FULL TIME. General house- Ex ceIl en t ironer, cleaner. $190. Setl $110. TUxedo 4- Rd. work. Family of four, two heat, water, garage, VAlley LAKEWOOD - Gentleman or Woods Drugs Center. Mack and References. ViAlnut 1-4029. student. Garage. Quiet pr!- 2 PAIRS boy's lee skates, size 1176. WANTED school aged children. Prefer 1~.9389. Bournemouth (7 Mile Rd.) yate home. VAHey 2"4593. 10-1-1. Good condition. TU. OLD CLOTHING GROSSE. POtNTE, WOODS live in. Recent references. COMPETENT cook, \vhite. 4 or GROSSE POINTE area, Chester 4-896,9, MATERNITY dresses: 3 en- Grosse PoInte Pharmacy. Mack TUxedo 2-5395. 5 days, w'!ekly or hourly . at l\10ross. 5 room upper, sembles, 2 smocks, $12, size BESTPRICESPAID and Huntington GROSSE TJOINTE PARK-Pri- BRONZE TONE breakfast set. Harkness Pharmacy, Mack and basis. VAlley 2-0949. $135. Garage. TUxedo 1-9062, 14. Good condition. TUxedo FOR MEN'S SUITS Lochmoor EXPERIENCED white woman, vate home. Gentleman pre- ,Living room chairs, lamps, How ... d John sons. Mack and 8- part itme, 2 p.m.-7 p.m. 3 or EXPERIENCED girl wishes day TUxedo 1-1753. ferred. Call after 6 p.m. VAl- 'tables. Silverware, bone china 5-8928. TOPCOATS AND SHOES Mile 4 days pe,r week, for general work or week work. W A Goronflo, Mack and Anita TERRACE APARTMENT with ley 3-0919~ cups and saucers. Miscellane- S~WIN~ machine, perfect run- TUlsa 3-1872 Arnolds Drug. Mack and Haw. housework and plain cooking. 3-8909. ous. VAlley 1-9560. 3 bedrms,. extra bedrm'. and ~ ning order. Button - ho1er, A telephone caU will bring WI thol"lle Recent references required. ". Bob's Drugs. Mack and Roslyn A{l EXPERiENCED co I 0 l' e d bath on 3rd. Full dining room PLEASANT corner bedroom, ztg - zag attachment. $25. to you immediately EDgewater 1-7503. private bath, in the Farms. LADIES Pollina accordion. 120 DETROIT AREA woman wants days. Refer- with bay. $185 per month. 'Close to buses, schools, shop- bass. New condition. Price TUxedo 2-7980. BrIggs Drug store. Mack and _ WANTED: Trundle or duplex HOUSEKEEPER or c 0 u pie. ences. VAlley 4-9290. $200.00 or best offer. TUx- Touraine TAPPAN TU 4-6200 ping, etc. Laundry facilities 1952 MARTIN tenor saxophone, type bed, also single bed. Rands Medical Service Pharmacy, man e'mployeCl, family of one. edo 4-3060. EXPERIENCED.girl wishes 5 and meals if desired. Cau $150. TUxedo 5.8189. TUxedo 2.9433. Mack and Moran Stay . nights, recent refer- Blue Cross Drugs, Mack and NeU days. TE. 1.4856. KERCHEVAL c;: 0 R N E R near after 5 p.m. TU. 2-2721. ACCORDION, 120 bass, excel- Blue Hill Pharmacy. Mack ano ences required. TUxedo 5. MAHOGANY console piano. lOA-MOTOR SCOOTERS Grosse Pointe. Good for office lent condition; $200 or best Blue Hili 1645. LADY wants washIng and iron- Like new. TUxedo 5-5751. Devonshire Drugs, M'Ick and Dr living quarters, 6 rooms, 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT offer. ;rUxedo 2-0611. SIMPLEX motro bike. bestdf- Devonshire ing at home. 4352 Maryland. L & L Pharmacy, Mack and Bea- COOK and downstaIrs. Experi': $75, gas heat, 2 months' free POLAROID Land C a 10 era, fer. Mr. Charles, PR 1-3400, TUxedo 5-5226. complete secretarial services. MAHOGANY spinet plano in consfield 'enced, with reliable reier- rent .for decorating. Owner model 150, complete with 1 TU 1-7713. Colony Patent Medicine, 15645 gross pointe secretary, tux- yery good condition. 'LAke- ences. No laundry. Family of EXPERIENCED woman. color- ~ will supply the paint. TUxedo copier. Best ofier.DRexe1 1- , Mack edo 5-4415. view 6-6960. 11.-AUTOS FOr< SALE ST. CLAIR SHORES 2 adults. Stay some nights, cd, wants aay work. cleaning. 2-3046. 3629 .• Arnold Drugs. Marter Rd, and TUxedo 4-7997. References, TEmple 2-1860. OFFICE SPACE a val I a b I e. MAN'S 26" light weight Ral- Jefferson BEDFORD-Warren. Lower five IRON RITE, mahogany case, 1958 VOLKSWAGON, 24,000 Grosse Pointe's finest Imsi- eigh bicycle; 3-speed gears, NEED woman (white) for gen; LADY WISHES general, 5 days, room, garage, side drive, gas like new, $125. TUxedo 4- miles. Nice clean job. Owner. ness location. Tracy Building, generator, hand brakes. Ex- TUxedo 2.4275. l-PUBLlC NOTICE eral. Must be thorough, under, $35, car f a I' e. Dependable. heat. TUxedo 1-2037. 9495. 128 K e r c he v a I. TUxedo cellent condition, $25. TU. 55, and available Fridays. Grosse Pointe references. TO. 1-5007. CITROEN CARS Monaco 1\10- 928 HARCOURT,' almost new 2-3455. GIRL'S 26" J.C. Higgins bt- 1960 FORD Country Squire. Tuxedo 1-6666. 5-9759. tors. LOrain 8-4340. Detroit's upper flat. Five large rooms Ford official car, like new. PLEASANT dignified 12x28 of- 16-GAUGE Stevens pump shot- cycie. Reasonable. TUxedo 4- only authorized dealer. Will accept trade. Mr. Charles EXPERIENCED colored g i r 1 EXPERIENCED' wh i te 1 a dy and heat~d F 1 0 l' i d a room. fice space. Fisher Road. TU. 9571. with references for second wishes 4 days, ironing, c1ean- Adults. VAlley 3-0872. 1-5746, TU. 5-6116. gun with a poly choke. Brand - PR 1-3400, TU 1-7713. 1A-PERSONALS work. Live in, good salary. ,ing, baby sitting. Will stay new. V Alley 4-4241. 17" T.V., RCA, floor model, $15 as Is. - Also Easy Spin 11'l60THUNDERBIRD. like new, LADY desires ride from Grosse Tuxedo 2-0512. through dinner hour. Grosse HARCOURT. Upper flat. 2 bed- AIR CONDITIONED offices. dryer washing machine, $15. . will accept trade. Mr. Charles Pointe to 8 Mile-Schaefer POulte references. TU 2-9284. rooms. 1~2 baths. F, a 10 I 1Y Singles or suites. Grosse UPHOLSTERY, drapery, sUp PRescott 1-4309. PR 1-3400, TU 1-7713. area leaving 7, returning 4:30 .. 5-Situations Wante~ room. $200. Pointe location, convenient cuvers, bolt ends. 79c a yard RELIABLE white woman will -to X-way. Phqne answering and I,lp. NEFF. Upper flat. 2 bedrooms. SOFA, open mahogany book- 1956 WHITE DeSoto 4-dool", TUxedo 5-3499. ' RESPONSIBLE giri wishes baby sit with excel'tional child or and mailing available, TUx- Carpeted. $150. VAN FURNITURE case. mirror-top coffee table. power steering, power brakes; HESPONSIBLE driver dcsires sitting. TUxedo 5-8358 after elderly pCl"bon. TU. 2-9284. edo 5-3200. ~ to 5. R I V A R D. Lower fiat. 2 bed- 13230 Harper AIL in good cond.ition. TUx- heater, radio, air-conditioning. car to drive to Florida, start- 5 p.m. E'XPERIENCED woman, gen- rooms. Sun room. $135 heat- edo 5-4954. Original owner. $1100, Moir's jng Oct. 15th, Call nights INDIVIDUAL offices for rent. VIOLINS - private collection. erat housework; best of ref- ed. Garage, Fisher ~.r.d Maumee. VAlley 1-8698 LAMPS Air conditioned, $40.$60 per S t u den t and professional. erences. Monday and Sun- MASON Hamlin Grand, ebony. Custom-made i amp shades MAXON BnOTHERS month. 20229 Mack. Call TU Very fine instruments. Must 1956 BLACK Country Squire.. days 'off. TUxedo 2-9332. $750. UNiversity 2.9444. made and recovered in my TU 2-6000 1-6200. sacrifice. TUxedo 5-1057. Ra~o, heater, power sleer~ 2A-MUSICAL home, wlll pick up. GERMAN LADY, experienced, DUCK HUNTING clothes, size lng, brakes. Call after 6. INSTRUCTION GROSSE PTE. PARK 19818 MACK. air conditioned TUxedo 4-6511 wishes housework, 5 days a AMERICJ.N. Oriental rug. 9x12. 44. Rubber boots, 10;'2. Com- TUxedo 5-5671. oifice,s. Goot! parking facili- PIANO L~ssons~lassical and week. VA. 4~3569 after 6 p.m. Maryland, lull, near E. Jeffer~ Light green Wi 1ton rug, plete, :$25. AIL like new. TU. popular. Beginners or ad- EXPERIENCED e h auf feu r. son, next to St. Ambrose church ties, telephone answering ser- 12x15, with pad. Both in good 5-0165. MERCURY '57 Turnpike Tudor. vanced. Experienced teachers. porter wishes any type of EXPERIENCED white woman -Newly decorated 5 rooms, in. condition. Knee hole desk, B I a c k, full power. radio, vice available. TUxedo 4-7102. SHADOW BOX, coifee table, Tuxedo 2..8968. work. VAlley 4-6179. wants cleaning Monday, Tues- duding dining room and sun- Walnut, average size. Electro- heater. Very clean. TU 2-7201. mirror, girl's coat, lady's day. CalI after 5:30. TUxedo room. Adults. VAlley 4-5389. lux vacuum cleanei'. VAlley ALL TEACHERS professional GROSSE POINTE'S OWN 7-WANTED TO RENT suits, dresses, miscellaneous. CORVETTE. 1959, like new. 2-0181. 1-981il2. musicians. Piano. guitar. ac- SECRETARIAL SERVICES GROSSE PTE. Woods. Split- COUPLE DESIRE unfurnished TUxedo 4-5577. Low mil e age, hydramatic shift, 2 tops. VAlley 1.9515. cordion, banjo. Punch and OFFERING .. '. EXPERIENCED colored woman level 3 bedroom, 2lh bath house, duplex or terrace in OUR 15TH YEAR Judy Music Studios fformer- wants cooking and general, 6-FT. LAWSON sofa, foam rub- • Telephone answerIng hom~. Carpeting, draperies, Grosse Pointe. VA. 1-4374. 25 VACUUM BARGAINS 1952 DODGE. Good treads. Ex- ly DeCarlo's1, 15 Kercheval, • Silk screen process Tuesday, Thursday. Grosse family room, terrace, at- ber cushions, new slipcover. RESPONSIBLE middle aged Rebuilts 1 year guarantee Bigelow rose colored carpet cellent motor, radio, heater. Grosse Pte. Farms. TU 4-4440, • Thermo-fax Point~ references. T y 1 e r tached garage. Near Jeffer- couple desire 2 or 3 bedroom Hoovers w /beater $16.95-$39.95 12'x20', with pad. Beige floral Best offer over $100. Tuxedo PR 5-6354 .• • Addressing '- Matiing 6-3673. son. Days. TUxedo 1-910B. 5-1835. terrace apt., duplex, or flat Rebuilt Eurekas .$19.95-$34.95 rug, 12'xl7', with pad. four • Notary PubIlc CARE of infant or older chil- PIANO lessons for beginners, G):tOSSE POINTE District, Cad- with separate basement and Rebuilt GE's $19.95 Iron chairs, two twin bed- 1960 FORD Fa,irlane 500. Radio. dren, light housewcrk. Expe- advdnced, near Maire School. WRIGHT-IDEAS ieux near 'Varren - 10-year. u.tililies. Convenient to shop- Rebuilt Royals $21.95 frames. pine. coil springs. heater. Owner A-I eondition. TUxedo 2-7980. 643 Notre Dame TU 2-6034 rienced. Lakeview 6.2732. old brick, Cox & Baker bun- ping and transpoliation. No HARPER VACUUM TUxedo 6-1877. TUxedo 4-6241. galow. Gas heat. Rent $110. children or pets. Rererfnces. 17176 E. WARRE!i at Cadieux -----.RECENTLY ARRIVED HOMES trimmed and painted. AM H9USEHOLD aide, adult FORMICA and chrome kitchen Tuxedo 2-9328. Reply to Box 1\-30, Grosse TU 1-1122 OPEN 10 to 6 JAGUAR '58 2.4 litre- 4-door IN DETROIT Window glazing and caulk- nursing. baby sitter and set, four matching chairs. Pointe News. Prestige car. Beautiful con- Romualdo Fadanelli ing. VAlley 1-4127. nursemaid. Want work. TA UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom ga. FOOTBALL outfit, complete. TUxedo 1-2325. dition, 25.000 miles: Should 6-7654. - rage apartment in Grosse VOICE SPECIALIST 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE size 14-16. 2 pair f()()tball last forever. Moir's S",rvice, Pointe Farms. All modern ap- MOVING S OUT H-Winter Singing and voice production, YOUR GIRL FRIDAY COOK, general housework. Ref- shoes, 7 and 11. Miscellaneous Fisher Road at Maumee. pliances .. Near blls line and USED FRIGIDAIRE electric clothing for sale. Antique Secretarial Service erence. Home nights or stay clothing. TUxedo 4-0337, TUx- curing all vocal troubles. shopping center. Reasonable c I 0 c k s. overstuffed chair. 1960 FACEL body Simca. Plein sharp' silk screen a iew nights. Tyler 7-1687. range, full size, $50. Hotpoint edo 1-6414. Teaching at iour home. rent. Write Box R-75, Grosse table lamps, dressers. records, Ceil, hardtop, 2 scat sports For appointment call: ----- electric clothes dryer, 2 years 78 speed; 8-place setting Rus- MIMEOGRAPHING YOUNG French lady, :tJouse. Pointe News. LOVESEAT. walnut frame, 2 " RUMMAGE sale: Toys, clothes, coat, size 14. Dressing table. through college level. RJpid bonder! child care service, by 2-b a th ,carpe ted ,gas ea, ID- chiJd's. maple chest, couch. elrlerly people. WA 5-8288. Call after 5. VAlley 2-8215. cellent con d I t ion. TUxedo course for teen-agers and hcur, day or w'eek. THE SIT- cin, 2-car garage. Dec. 1. Lease books, miscellaneo"s lamps. household articles. Saturday, 4-7325. TERS CLUB. PRescott 7.0377. . d TU 4 9099 "'. September 24, 10 a,m. 1318 adulls. Elwood Engel, 14932 EXPERIENCED lady wan t s reqUire . -. TUxedo 6-0094. Hollywood. NEW 12-gauge Browning auto- matic shotgun, $90. VAlley '59 CORVETTE. Black, white Kercheval. VAlley 3.1355. Vacation'duty. invalid and'ma- work clear.ing, laundry, cook. ALTER-E. Jefferson _ Newly ------,...... • top, radio, fheater, 3 speed -----_.,_._--_ _ ,. - lng, 5 days. Good references. decorated, first 'floor 3-room HEAR AND SEE the beautif~1 BOY'S gray flannel suit. size 19; 2-0233. Hr,waiian Guitar; Spanish and ternity care, domestic help. transmission, Ny 1 0 n white LO 8-0698. . apartment. Refrigerator, new new Thomas e I e c t r 0 n.1 c I suburban coat, size 20. Excel- Multi-Kord. CALL US, VE 9.9066 organs. BE'hold the organ With lent condition TU 1-8589 BEDROOM set, modern Widdi- sidewalls. 10,000 actual miles. Master Course CARELS EXPERIENCED. white. reliable gas stove. $100,' Adults. Val- the buill-in teM:her. Nothing I •• comh, excellent condition. 5 Ahsolutely 1i ken e w. Vel' I" l'k Mo d le~' 2-6611. pieces, double bed. Tuxedo Hoven Chevrolet. Roseville. ROLAND GUILLEMET woman wou.. I e j nay, _ like it. Priced from $695. Con- RUMMAGE SALE Formerly with the Victor Baby Sitting Agency Tuesday, Thursday. Reier- GRAYTON-Income. Heated, 5- venlcnt hudget terms. Grosse 1-6666. Ask for G e 0 l' g e, PRescott Recording Co. Licensed, Bonded, Rcgistel ..~d .- 1-6800 ence. Valley 1-6820, after 5:3Q. room upper, knotty pine sun- Pointe Piano Center, 14932 ST. MICHAEL'S TWO Hudson Bay blankets, Studio Rc:.idcnce -----.-.'-----"--- room: Adults. Tuxedo' 2-9237.. Kercheval.' EPISCOPAL CHURCH PART OR FULL TIME work. bought in Canada, like new. CITROEN. 19:'i2-Low mileage, . WA'1-5110 LA 6.8136 EXPERIENCED woman wants____, . . 20475 Sunningdale Park Experienced retired vctcran. TuxeC:o 1-3767. front wheel dri ....c Classk VA 2-9464 days or weekly work. Gmsse 6A-FOR-RENT FURNISHED SPINET PIANO. mahogany. 3 (Back of Howard Johnson's) Watehma~ special police, or stylinl(, Fine condition. $550. Pointe references. WA 8-3538. years old. Excellent condition, Grosse Pointe Woods GUNS and rifles, new and used: TRUMPET and tromhone les- what havc you? References. Tuxedo 4-3:105, CLEAN comfortable h 0 us c, $4,~0. PRescott 6-740,). Fri., Sept. 30-9 a.m,-5 p.m. Over 50 In collection. Days, son~ in your borne or our TUxedo 2.9838. SB-EM PLOYMENT good transportation, to rcli- - Valley 1-1199; evenings, Tllx- 1959 THUNDF:RnmD Hardtop studios. Carlos Rivera Studios, BUREAU able people. VAlley 4-9537, ANNOUNCEl\IENT. Starck Sat., Oct. 1-9 a,m.-11 a.m. edo 1-05.'>8. - Tan-white. radiO, hE'ater, VA, 2-9226. SECRETARIA'r~ SERVICE mornlng~. pianos have heen awarded ESTATES bought IInd sold. MAC K Employment Agency. alllomiltic transmission. ekc- VERIFAX COPIES Cf,ARINET-Vel)' good condi. Reliable. experienced d a m- t.ric windows, pOlI'el' hr.lkcs. 2B-TUTORING Addressin~ Rnd Mailing Service McMIT,LAN. 3 bcdrooms 2~~ ~:~i~~v~t;d p~~~:~~~,on~~~~: ~i~~e':~et~i1~er~d~h;~:~esiu~n~: tion. Reasonable. Tux e d 0 estic help. WA 3-5480. stecring. Exccllent condition. TELEPHONE SERVIO~ balhs. Available Oct. ;/4. 8 mo. 7.ine for workmanship. t{'~le IF YOU are not satisfied with tun" Oriental rugs. Hugh C. 1-0.'>5B. __ 26.000 mile!. Tin's fair. Emergtncy calls taken for CHRISTINE G. Acton, domestic $275 mo. qua lit y. performance and Rolan. 10233 Woodward, TO )'our. chlid's pro g\, e s s in BALDWIN Aero!lonlc console $2,800, Tuxedo fi.0222. school why'.not ha\'e him tu. professionai Pi!r~ons. employment blifeau. TUxedo BEOFORD. 4 bedrooms, 2 haths. heauty oC styling. Yet Starck 6-2500. tored hy 'an expel1enced tu- Thesis Papers 5-1777. Sept. 15. 9 months. $22.'). pianos cost less than ordinary_ plano. Excellent condition, ANGLTA. HI:'iB-Low milc-a;:oe. tor recommender! by the De- ROSEMARY (;ANT TU 4-:1930 MAXON BROTHEfls pianos. Low down payment,. DRAP~RIES c u 8 tom made $550, Tuxedo 5-1650. radio. heater. exeelknl ('on. Cosy terms. SE'e the new' ciral'cry .~lieration. f1"(,1' e~U: troit B 0 1\ r d of Education, 6-FOR RENT- MATCHING s;eaters and;;:kirt=~~ clition. $795, Tuxedo l-3.16;;.' AWNINGS, s ere ens removed. TU 2-6000 S tar c k pianos at Grasse mates, work guarantced. TY TUxl!do 1-7496. (Unfurnished J dresses, suils, coats. All size Storms washed and hung. Pointe Piano Center. 14932 7.5961. • OPEL Station 'Va~on - 12.000 BEAUTIFULLY furnished 3 20. Excellent condition. Val. Eavestroughs cleaned. Wall BEACONSFIELD near Jeffer. Kercheval. --.--' .. ----.------miles new, Sp,lre ncll'. Garallc ley 2-6110. COMMUNITY washing and painting. VAlley son. Five room, separate base. bedroom 2!<2 bath. split-level -' ---." --, , I BROWN MO'lton ~;Ilength cnat, stored, S I.H50. Tl\~cc\o 1-1599, TUTORING SERVICE ment, gas hellt, $75. VAlley home in Grosse Pointe CAMERAS - Studinphoto with size 16-18, Nev('r worn. Ongl- ~ ~~_-4_127. ', _ Woods near "Lakc". At- flasb, Norwood lightmeter. r.al priee $16S. Will sell for SA-Of':IC~ EQuIPMENT PI.\':I[01JTII 19:W Fllry 2-noor MRS. LOUIS MARICK, DIRECTOR 1-2292. tached garage, family room, FOR SALE 1I,1rdIOp--9.fW() mill'S. e~cel- Tutoring by degree teochers avail- SA-SITUATIONS WANTED ~~~~f1~~C\\h:;.IO~~;:i1~O:I::~~~~ $80. T_U.xcdo~~~538._____ GROSSE POINTE-3-Redroom terrace. Days, TUxedo 1- I.. Il'nt condilion, Call after 6 able in 011 subejets for grodes high DOMESTIC. TYPEWRITERS and a dd 1n f.l school, college ond odult educo. upper, $150; 3-bedroom low- 910B. projector. TUxedo 4-2727. REASON A,BLY prleed mahog. p.m. Tux('c\o 1-2308. machlnes, new, rebuLIt. Rea. .._-_._-"- _ .., _._-- ..-_.." ~... tion. REFINED woman wants gener. er, $175. Gas heat, garbage anv dlmng room tahle and _ - sonable prices" National Of- '55 FORD T\ldor - Standard 339 Merriweulher, Grs, PIe. Forms aI, cooking, ,'i dllYs. 10:30 a,m.- disposal, gara~e. s e P Rrat e ROOM In private home for lIen- CHIT.D'!') TOY Go-Cart Yarn- hurfet, 6 chairs: Douhle bed fice Equipment, 16833 HArper llhift, V-Il, 30,000 actual mile •. OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS 7 p,m, Reference, TOwnsend basements. Inquire 414 Cadl- tleman. $8,50 week. Garage. man, 2 h.p. Like new. $70. and drcsF~r. 9'x12' wool rug. at Bishop. TUxedo 1.7130. Tuxedo 4-8920. TUxedo 4-2820 8.2331. eaux • Tuxedo 2.4817. I TU,xedo 2.7201. TUxlXlo 1.3715.

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YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED ~re. Trunk Lines to Serve You 9uleJcly. Tftree Trunk Line!! to Serve YOIl 9uic:klV DEADLiNE 3 P.M, TUESDAY f CALl. TUxedo 1-6900 12-AUTOS WANTED I3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTArE I3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 21D-ELECTRICAL 211-PAfNTfNG AND 21K-WINDOW WASHING FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE APPLIANCES DECORATING I HIGHEST prices paid for late WINDOW ClEANINm, 2 Blvd. 3 bedrooms, gas ht., mod. FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY ------j------5-76105,evenings. car att. garage, 60-ft. lot. GE E. JEFFERSON AVE., Movies baths, powder room, halls, kit., 2-car gar., 50-ft. lot. VA- LEO P. KISTNER 21 O-:-WATERPROOFING , NEW, - REBUILT - PARTS j 16 FT. Shell Lake solid cedar built-ins. Will trade. restaurants, shopping at your easy terms. CANT. Interior painters, exterior. fingertips. Bus stops at your ------~~--- OUR 15th YEAR Free estimates, work guar- Dl MARCO and mahogany strip, fiber- LAKELAND, 898 - NEW farm GROSSE POINTE VICINITY door. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 2 WALTER H. MAST CO. EXPERT VACUUM anteed. Rates reasonable. WATERPROOFING glassed. 30 h,p. Evinrude col., 4 bedrms., III.! baths on 2nd HUNT CLUB, 20871-Brick, 3- sun rooms. All large rooms. CLEANER SERVICE Custom work and color. LEAKY BASEMENTS Lark, eleclric. Windshield. fir., den. powdel' I'm. on 1st, 2- bedroom, full bsmt., bit. '48, ga- THE PRICE IS RIGHT OFFERS A NEW HOME 24-Hour Service-All Makes PRescott 7-5876, PRescott STUCCO REPAIRING cover, f!xtra prop,' $625. TU car gar. Large deep lot. GE rage, carpeting. VACANT. 116FAIRFORD HARPER VACUUM 7-5853. ROOF IX TILE SERVICE 5.Q{)~6. buil,.ins. Will trade. 774 WESTCHESTER, Farm Col onial. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths White and grey. 3 bedro.om Auth. Eureka, Hoover Service. TUCK POINTING FINAL OFFER! 16~~ ft. new McMILLAN. 203-Charming 3- maid's room and bath. Chil'ranch in the first block off DOYLE NEW. REBUILTS - PARTS ERNEST A. BOCK SAND BLASTING aluminum Viscount run-about, TU 4-7777 17176 E. WARREN at Cadieux Painter and decorator; quality Rubberized paint, guaranteed 25 h.p. Evinrude electric, ~::r~~.,I~;b~i~ ~~~: c;:;n~~, ~~~n'~le~:~;o~~~ ~I:mea:~e~s ~:~~s~~~~ d~~~~Ytor~.o~55,~~~: TU 1-1122 OPEN 10 ,to 6 and color matching, the flnestl for 4 years, to stone, bI;ick, cover, remote s:ontro 1, $990. schools. transportation. Vacant taining. TU 2-1400 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Servt:d Grosse Pointe homes tal cement block and woodwork. Farms Pier No. 10. TUxedo 21~USTOM CORSETS 1~1967. FOLLOWING 704 LINCOLN RD., open Sun 1318 Hollywood. 4 bedrooms, 10 years, LUzon 2.8989 BY' APPOINTMENT •lIay 2:30-5. Colonial, gracious GROSSE POINTE FARMS plus den. Brick Colonial. .Car. SPENCER CORSETS 20685 Woodmont TU 1-6905 I ------OWENS-35-foot bridge sedan FAIRHOLM and comfortable, Large family 6 bedroom. 3 bath Colonial, peted, fireplace .. F.A. heat. A-I I ALL basement leaks' stopped express eroiser '57. Twin.136- room for fun and informal located on dead-end street. Gas Individually designed. light. HUGHES BROTHERS, paint- and reinforced. Basement reo condition. $23,000. TUxedo 1- weight foundations and sur- h.p., cruises 20 mph, ship-to- FIRST OFFERING entertainment. Walking d!s- radiant ceiling heat, carpets, 4827. .i.ng and decorating, wall pairs. Guaranteed. Work my. shore radio, p):essure water 3 bedrms., 2 baths, brick bung., tance to all schools. gical 'g arm en t s, over 26 washing, expert paper hang. self. LO 7-5585. draperies, sprinkler system. Mr. 1359 Anita. 3 bedroom bunga. system, electric refri.'lerator, only 9 years old, glassed en- ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN Dohany. WOodward 1-0550. . years experience. M a u d e ing, free estimates. 5293 I ------'------_ low, $13,995. TUxedo 4.0376. Ban n e r t, 368 McKiniey. many other extras. excellent closed terrace, gas heat, 2-ear TU 5.6063 LO 7.4706 LEWIS & FORD COMPANY Yorkshire, TUXed.0 2-9750 I 21P-FURNITURE REPAIR condition. $10,900. Can be attached garage. Onl~ $29,800. JOHN S. GOODMAN Gros!>e Pointe, TU 5.4027 or or TUxedo 1.76117. 13A-LOT.!; FOR SALE TOwnsend 9-3317. ------CHAIRS RECANED. WA 1- seen at Detroit Yacht Club, GROSSE POINTE EXpERT painting, paper hang. . 2710. ' . well 7. Dead End Dock. Con- FISHER ROAD - Large face I SOMERSET-Vernor. Last 2-fIat tact Robert Murdock, days. brick bung., 2 spacious bedrms VERNIER. Very attractive Cape Good income property. lot left.. VAlley 2-0233. 21G-ROOF S~RV'~E ing by mechanics, fI'ee esti. and bath down, 1 large bedrm., Cod ranch. 2 bedrooms. Space , WO 1-8739; even1ngs or week 2 bedroom modern flat, mates, Van Assche, TUx~do Furniture Refinishing study combination up. New gas for aditional rooms above anne parker, tuxedo' 5-0448. ROOFING; g u ~tel's, metal ends, LO 7-4110. 4.1187, VA 4-1492. Piano - Cabinet furnace. Quality home in fine Gas A.C. heat. $22,800. TUXEDO 4-6994 Farms-56'. $7,000. and $9.000: decks, roof vents. Free es- SAILBOAT, 2611.!ft. Privateer condition. Only $7.4,800. MAXON BROTHERS Polnte-b u sin e s s 75x90 or Wood Paneling, timatr-s. Work guaranteed. CUSTOM PAINTING sloop. TUxedo 1.7305. TU 2.6000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 25's. Lacquering LA 7-0277. FINE PAPER HANGING CHRI5-CRAF'l' '59 express KAR~ DAVIES TU 5-32~0 FIRST OFFERING Marter-$5,500. Visnaw-$2.600. ALL ROOFING and gutter LICENSED and INSURED EDWARD RUDNiCkI cruiser, 23 like new, 185 . REDUCED TO SELL! GROSSE POINTE PARK Broadstone. Spacious English it., also incomes. . work. new or repair. Gutters ST. CLAIR SHORES h.p. Sleeps 4. All extras. TUx- 3 bedroom brick ranch in St Berkshire, 726; open daily. colonial on 60'xI45' lot. Large J. F.'TROMBLEY cleaned, painted. Chimney,s PR 1-4347. new Monterey Colonial, 4' modernized kitchen, breakfast LANDSCAPED lot next to 1051 Valley 4-3227 edo 5-3184. Clair Shores. Gas heat: tlled, repaired. Caulking. Free esti- partitioned' basement, copper bedrooms, 4 baths, family room~ First floor lavatory, 3 ,Berkshire, 100'x172', $11,100. mates, insured. Totty Roof- UPHOLSTERING at its best .12F-RESORT PROPERTY plumbing, tile features, carpet room. utility room, unusual bedrooms plus study on second TUxedo 2-2593. WALL WASHING and Interior ing, TU 5-8070, TU 2-9284. and exterior -'"decorating; 20 for' less. VAlley 4~4626. M. FOR SALE inn, 22x14' 'living room, dIning kitchen. floor. 'Many other features to Cli!ford 11215 Kercheval, L. N,ellr beach, schools, shop BY BUILDER AND OWNER add to comfortable living. Oall VACANT LOT years experieD'l:e. O. Pou- l LOT and membership in Lost ROOF REPAIRING part. VAlley 2-2522. ping, Xway. Landscaped,' fenced ROBERT E. SCHULTZ for complete information. Morang, near Kelly Rd.-80-ft. C U S :r 0 M upholstering. A Lake Woods Club. Beautiful $16,000. Owner, PR 9-2045. CARTER & CO. business frontage or multi- EXPERT ON LEAKY ROOFS splendid selection of deco- club house, 9 hole golf course, VA 1-5151 VA 1-9389 TU 4-4400 ples. Reasonable. TU 1-63liO. For Finer rative fabrics. Expert need- bathing beach. 8,750 acres of New. Roofs BALFOUR, 712 Interior and Exterior iepoint mounting. Estimates land. Hunting, fishing aDrt Johnstone. & Johnstone For the executive. A quality GROSSE PTE. 'FARMS OWNER MUST SACRIFICE , Caulki~g cheerfully g i v e n. Ewald, wonderful familY club. EDge. 4-bedroom colonial with pan- Beautiful modern seven-room Painting and Decorating 166 KENWOOD' 13D-MORTGA'GES Decks. 13929 Kerchev'll. VA 2-8993. water 1-1100. . eled library. Cool terrace, rec. brick colonial in ideal location CHRIS C. CHARRON reation room. Fully air condi- 5 bedroom, 41h bath Georgian near Grosse Pointe and the MORTGAGES Gutter Work INC. 21R-CEMENT WORK 13-REAL ESTATE colonial. Birch paneled activi- Lake. Paneled study, fireplace, tioned. ~eautiful garden. Residential • Commercial SMALL PAINTING JOBS DR 1-2686 PR 8-4778 FOR SALE ties ro'om, marble foyet. A most large double qarage, carpp.ting. VERBEKE HQMER WARREN &.CO. convenient kitchen and floor Leaving town. Priced below aU FIRST MO'RTGAGE Sewers Unplugge<;l .Satisfaction Our Guarantee All' types cement. work. 'GROSSE POINTE CITY 18118 Mack Ave. TU 5-9470 plan. On private lane with appraisals at $19,900. Any offer Commitment 24 hI's. Money Established in 1925 Specializing in Colored RIVARD-Nearly new 5 and 3 large trees. considered. 4 days $1,000.00 up, 6%, 5-7 VE 9-2220 'LA 1-6427 Full Insurance CovE'~age For Eight year old face brick bun. Yrs. Repayment. , Your Protection Cement Patios. brick income on beautiful galow on Calvin close to Mack VALLEY 1-9594 35 WHITCOMB SECOND MORT~GE CHIMNEYS and g u tt e r s re- Free Estimate corner site. 2-car garage with in the Farms.' Extra bedroom 4 bedroom, 2~ baths tri-Ievel. LOANS. Equity paired. PRescott 1-8355. COMPLETE decOrating service. Licensed, Insured, Bonded. breezeway. gas hot water up, % completed:- Fireplace, above M"rt- heat. Quality built. Priced to Huge paneled activities room LAKELAND AVENUE. gage of Land Contract Balance Interior and exterior paint- good table space in kitchen, gas S P E C I A LIZ INiG. in gutter I LA 1-4693 6ell. TU 1-6300. with patio. Near beach, schools, ing. Paper removing and pa. AC heat, extra lav. in basement A delightful 3-bedroom, 2\h- plus Chattel on Contents, $525. work. New and old. 30 years and shopping. On. a secluded bath colonial, j\lst 6 years old. $2,000 - 18 Mo. Repayment. No per panging. Wall washing. Uohnstone Johnstone Immaculate throughout. Priced experience, full y insured, & heavily treed cul.de-sac IOU Excellent kitchen \vith all built- appraisal charge. Workinanship guaranteed to SAM V.AGNEnlE under $18,000. Good terms. low prices. Richard Willertz. be the best. For estimate, Lakeshore fulad. ins, family room, breakfast TUxedo 1-8170. . CEMENT WORK call QUINN TU 2-9328 room, attached garage. Fine GRISWCLD Sidewalks', drivewaYS, gara'ge FORDCROFT, 75 WILLI~M FORSYTHE H. J. KRIEGER condition, Large lot. Gas heat. MORTGAGE CO. DEAL DIRECT. Roofing, gut. floors, steps ,and porches. NR. BALLANTYNE AND VAlley 2-9108 TU.2-9113 Vacant. . 423 Ford Bldg. WO 3-72PO tel'S, met a 1 and can vas COOK RD. SPECIAL VALUES Basement, Rat Walls decks. VAliey 4-7109. ALL - AROUND }-AINTING- Grosse Pointe.'s newest and fin- IN T. RAYMOND JEFFS 16-PE1S FOR SALE 3908 Cadieux TU 5-0785 "FARMS" 'Work guaranteed. Good ref. est traditional 2-story, 5 bed- 81 Kercheval TU 1-1100 21H-RUG CLEANING rms., 31;2 baths, 31-ft. family GOOD HOMES 421 Lothrop near Cltillfonte. 2 BOXER puppies, AKC regis-. erences. Je.<:se Page. White ALL BRICK and block work. labor, work myself. VAlley room, 107-ft. landscaped lot. story colonial, $19,800. 1;2. car tered, beautiful fawns. EDge. BEST CARPET CLEANERS C e men t work. 'Chimneys, PARK garage and drivmvliY, $900 addi- ST. CLAIR SHORES water 1-6520, after 6 p.m. 2-7348. Free estimates. porches, built anr repaired. $78.500. CLEANING DYING 1231 Berkshire ..•.•• , .$38,500 tional.. Ready for occupancy. Lovely 3-bedroom brick con- VAlley 2-1549. BEDLINGTON terrier, AKC, COMPLETE DECORATING 1168 Grayton , $33,900 Open SatUrday and SUliday 1 temporary, Ph baths, full base- REPAIRING COOK RD., 875 puppies. Odorless •. shedless, . SERVICE .1352 Grayton $17,900 to 5. Owner. ment. On beautiful corner lot PROMPI' HOME SERVICE PRescott 1-5057 4 bedrooms, 211.!bath, 2-story, 760 Trombley ,. $75,000 lamblike, lovable. Rockefeller ROBERT MATTHEWS TUXEDO 5-9160 in nice residential area. 411.!% FREE ESTIMATES EASTERN 'MASON family rm., kitchen built-ins, att. Deluxe 2 Family Kennel stock. HOward 8-5486. TU 2-1402 garage. Buy now and choose mortgage. Excellen! buy. INSURED Prescott 1-6288 BEAUTIFUL 10 weeks puppies CONTRACTORS your own colors. CITY , 5 GOOD HOMES TU 2-6556 YOUNG man wishes work on BRYS DRIVE 1609, 3 bedroom to suitable home. Well fed, Commercial & Residential $37,~50 417 Neff $21,500 shots, wormed. Slight charge. weekends and after school bungalow. Clean, neat, ready NEWLY COMPLETED RADKE CARPET CLEANERS Building Tuck Pointing- Ma- Inquire Sunday, 10 a.m.-S p a i nUn g gutters, garages, Designed, built and for sale by SHORES for occupancy. ' DEEPLANDS - Carpets, rugs tacked down sonry Repairs-Caulking-Build- 869 Lakeshore Rd $51,000 CORNER THOR~TREE p.m. VAlley 1-837.4. or loose, upholstered furni- porches or other odd jobs. ing Renovators -.Cracked Base- COX & BAKER HARVARD RD. 1326, first of- ture expertly cleaned and 71 Willison $49,900 Charming early American 11h WANTED - Weimariner stud Experienced. TUxedo 4-5496. ments Waterproofed - Gutters - fering. Real family horne at a moth.proofed in your home. TU 5-7900 or TU 1-4042 story, designed for gracious service. Tuxedo 2-2009. Gutters Plastic Coated • Roof WOODS low price. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, Free estimates, reasonable family living. First floor has - - --- 21J~WALL WASHING Leaks Repaired. gas heat, carpeting. prices. DRexel 1-3133. NEFF Road, 408 - 3.bedroo~ 1670 Fairholme $29,500 master be~room suite, laundry 20-PIANO SERViCE 894 Hidden Lane .•••. $35,800 WALL WASHING EDWARD M. COOK . 'colonial, III.! batilS, gas steam MERRIWEATHER 217. Early room! Second t100r has 3 more TACKED DOWN CARPETS 1430 HollYWOOd ...... $21,900 COM P LET E piano service 16484 ~. 10 Mile heat, '70-ft. lot. Agent. Tuxedo American Colonial. 5 bedrooms, bedrooms arid 2 baths. Open AND FURNITURE PAtNTING & DECORATING 857 Roslyn .....• , ••. ~27,500 'Tuning, repairing, refinish. 5.2162. 311.!baths, library, large rooms. daily 3 to 6. TU 1-5853. REDUCED ~TER PRICES PResclltt 1-5057 1356 Roslyn ...... ••.•. $25,900 ing and moth proofing. Place 1111 So. Renaud $35,900 RIVARD 266. 10 room terrace your order early. R. Zech, CLEANED on ~LMER T. LABADIE NEWCASTLE, 1605 RE 9-3232. 21S-CARPENTER WORK unit, completely modern. Vacant 642 LINCOLN ROAD TUxedo 2-2064 New. near Mack, 3 bedroom BRUCE N. TAPPAN CARPENTER, repairs, doors. soon. Gas heat, air-conditioned. Spacious New England Co- 21A--GENERAL SERVICES LOCATION 2112 bath Colonial. 2 fireplaces, locks, .,ash. cords ciib~net REALTOR Privacy. lonial for large family. 1st RUGS PICKED UP 21K-WINDOW WASHING family room, electric kitchen floor bedroom aDd bath, li- CARPET LAYING work. EDgewater 1-4576. recreation room and fall-out Member Grosse Pointe WHITI'IER 1233. Must sell this AND DELIVERED brary. paneled family room. NEW AND OLD G.OLMIN Iheltpr. Open, 2.6. Brokers Association roomy 4 bedroom home. Clean 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd, Stair Carpet - Shifted HOME IMPROVEMENTS and neat, Carpets. Handy to St. pius 2 sitting rooms. St. W~OW CLEANnm Repairs of All Types 20% SERVICE uy HOLIDAY, 19951 TU 4.6200 Clare parish. Paul's parish. Fairly priced. OFF CASH and CARRY WALL WASHING S bedroom, 1;02 bath semi. ---- BOB TRUDEL R. J.SEILOFF CO. ranch. Family room and at- 44 LAKECREST Lane-4 bed. Silloway & CO. FAtRLAKE LANE TU 5-0703 FREE ESTIMATES BuiIdin g-Additions-A 1teraiioDl; PRIDE WE ARE INSURED tached garage. Carpets, drap. rooms, family room, swim. TUxedo 1.3760 Lovely residimce overlook- EXPERIENCED man woul d Licensed, Insured. eries. Monteith, Star of the ming pOul. Appointment only CARPET AND FURNITURE VALLEY r ing Lake St. Clair. Deluxe like odQ jobs, home repairs, 1.932 TUxedo 5-3567 Sea schools. Exceptionally well Tuxedo 2-0628, appointments Spacious liv- alteratioD.s, kitcbens. rt!crea- maintained. $28,800. RinER NEWELL ing area, master bedroom, tion rooms and attics finish- CLEANERS 420 McKINLEY REAL ESTATE guest room and 2 baths on ed or remodeled. Free esti- FREE ESTIMATES GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE WEDGEWOOD, 19991 First offering of three bedroom, 714 Notre Dame 1st. 2 bedrooms and bath on mates. TU. 1-1065. l06J 5 CADIEUX 3 bedroom, 21,'2 balhColonial. H:i bath colonial. .TV room. 2nd. Owner 11'11Isacrifice 2 car attached garage, Car- TlJXEDO 2.3646 for quick sale. TUXEDO 5-5700 $26,500. DRYERS VENTED Serving file Poinfe Area pc,ting, draperics. Barnes and Eves,: TUxedo 2-1262 FOR PEOPLE who desire per. ROAD SERVICE Complete Star of the Sr-a schools., S37,- WALTER H. MAST CO. BEACE)N HILL $15 fection in carpet and furni- TUxcdo 2-1400 500. Vacant soon. Excellent 4 5 Yrs. Experience ture cleaning at modest hedroom. 3 bath residence. prices. C(}yle Interior Service, DF. COSTER GROSSE POINTE Woods. Open GROSSE POINTE FARMS LA 7-0533 or TU /-4162 2.6 Sunday. Oxford 1842. De- Large panelled, library, en- days. FOrest 6-8555; evenings, TU 1-9813 TU 4.2444 or TU 4.6460 Country Club sHe. 316 Moross. . ,=, (:.'~'J~ closed heated terraCe, at. TUxedo 2-1964. ._~ 24-Br. a Day lightful 2 he d I' 00 m, den, Excellent planning and decorat- LUGGAGE, trunks, zippers. tached g a I' age. Fairly ~-=WiI~ wooded lot, Near transporta. ing interior decorator. 5 sample cases repaired, Gold ~ by priced. 21r-PAINTmG AND 326 MORAN. Grosse Pointe. ti 0 n, s hop pin g. TRinity large bedrooms, 4 baths, pow- stamping, custom built lug- it Earle Richards Service Four bed I' 00 m Colonial. 4-961.5. 1. S. Morris Co., Gen. g Lines of Copy $56'000. kitchen. 2 bedrooms up, one lot. REPAIRS , I small bedroom or den down, Mall your check WIth copy"': , MANY OTHERS Repairs Our Specialty. MASTER PAINTER. todayl 395 LAKELAND .. first flOOr lIlV"lory, fireplace. 23212 NORCREST, near Jeffer. GROSSE POINTE , bcdroom,~, 2!1.l baths, hvmg playroom In .basement, 2~-car Prompt Service, PRINTERS son. between 8.9 Mile. 3 bed- Will mix custom colors KRAMER Llthorrapben room, dining room, Ii!:>rary, tel" garage, patio, lot 40x180', land. room brick ranch, I lh baths, License #22-6054. Working materials guar: CHAMPION 2800 Seventeenth, Detroit 16, TllCC, 2 car attached garage, scaped and fenced. Owner. Tux- en l' pet e d, air conditioned. 'KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC anteed. Grosse Pointe re.,•• Shoe Repair REALTOR TAlIhmoo 5-UIt . ~55,OO(j. ,'(/0 4-4219. Owner go in g south. Make COMPANY erenc~. 379 Filk" Rd., Opp. Hiik Complete PrlntiJla: Semee TU 4.5700 TU .-7010 .TUXEDO 2.2593 OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON offer, PRNOOtt ~.2S.9. TUXEDO 2.~' TE 4.4264 WE 4.6085 , - t ./ ,;

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Thursday,. September 22, 1960 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-three

o...... '. • mon on the subject of "Reality." Classified Among the Bible pa~sages to Short and 'to the Pointe be read are these verses frDI.'l Continued P~lms 1111!7.8): "The works of his hands are verity and judg- City of Grosse Pointe (Continue" from Page 13) Merriweather road, are just iChurch News Iment; all his commandments parents, Mrs. Steinbach, the back in town from a trip East 215-CARPENTER WORK • are sure. They stand fast ~or Wayne County, Michigan maternal grandmother, is in with their sOn, BILL, who is en. • •. . ever and ever. and are done In KITCHEN REMODELING town this week, and wl11return tering PhllIlps Exeter Academy POINTIl: CONGREGATIONAL Sunday: 8 a. m.-Holy Com- truth and uprighlness." Formica tops, cabinets, attics shortly to her home in Gulf in New Hampshire. Another 240 Cha1tonte at LDtl:rop munion; 9:30 and 11 a. m., Fam- Notice of Registration and basements. G 1,1 a ran teed Stream, Florida. son, EDWARD, is just starting Marcus WilHam JohnsDn i1y Worship. Church.school will Readings from "Science and work. Free estimates. PRescott Health with Key to the Scrip- *' *' ... back for his senior year' at Arnold Dahlquist Johnson resume at the 9:30 and 11 for 1-030iJ. The SAMUEL ROCKWELI..8, Dartmouth. Ministers: o'clock services. tures" by l4ary Baker Eddy will of Shelbourne road, celebrated . . .. Sunday. September 25 • • .. include this (208:20): "Let us H. F. JENZEN BUILDING their 60th wedding anniversary . MR. and MRS. CHARLES 9:30 1I.m., 'Worship service. Tuesday: 10 a. m,-Holy Com- learn of the real and eternal, Home and industrial repairs on September 11 'with an open ROBERT RELTZ. JR. (Sharon Church School for Crib room munion followed by a work. and prepare for the reign of Genera I and Specie I Additions, attics completed, house attended by 75 guests and Whitney) of Ann Arbor an- through 9th grade. 11 a.m., Wor- period for the Episcopal church- Spirit, the kingdom of heaven,-. Porch enclosures; recreation many out-of-town relatives. nounce the birth of a daughter ship service. Church SchDDI for women. the reign and rule of universal harmony, which cannot be lost roo ns, garages repaired...... KATHLEEN ELIZABETH on Crib room through 9th grade. .. >I< ... City Elections . nor remain forever unseen." TU 1-9744 TU 4-3011 MARSHALL NOECKER, JR., September 12. The paternal 7 p.m., Senior HI. P.F. meeting Morning prayer wlll be read of Handy road, left last week grandparents are MR. and MRS. in Lounge. at 8:45 a. m. every Tuesday The Golden Text is from CHARLES BELTZ, of Lakeland Lamentations (5:19): "Thou, 0 To Be Held 0" for Hanover, N.H., where he >I< • ... I through Friday in the choll' JIM'SUDON avenue. Lord, remain est for ever; thy 1677 BRYS will enter Darlmouth College. Monday. September 26 stalls. Holy cDmmunion services En route he stopped to visit • ... * 1 p.m., Women's Association I will be held as follows: Mon- t h I' 0 n I' from generat10n to Carpenter Work, Repairing & )\.mong those entel'ing the Bowling League. 20422. Mack day at 8:45 a. m.; Tuesday, Wed. generation.". Tuesday, November 8, 1960 Remodeling; Attics. Porches, former PDinters, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen, and daughter. freshman class at Briarcliff Col- Ave. 6:45 )l.m., Men's Club nesday, Thursday, and Friday Garages. lege in New York are ANNE Rawling Ll'agu!'. 19748 Harp!'r at 11) !!' m, . ST, 'PAllL EVANG. I.UTH. NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN that reeistration of onalifil'!l 'l'U 4-2942 Su~n, of Boston, ~!.1~."i...... FORD, daughte~' of the HENRY Ave. 7 p.m .• ' Girl Scout Mari- 375 Lothrop. at Chalfonte Electors who have not already registered, can be made with " . the City Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe, at his office FORDS II, of Lakeshore road; ners in SDcial Hall. FIRST' CHURCH OF CHP-IST, , Pastor CUSTOM MODERNIZATION Entering the College of Wil- in the Municipal Building. 11150 Maumee, City of Grosse JANE EVANS, daughter of MR. * $: Rev. Charles W. Sandrock. Additions. alterations, recrea- liam and Mary, Williamsburg, .. * SCIENTIST Pointe, Wayne County, Michigan. any day prior and in- and MRG. ROBERT B. EVANS, Vicar to tion rooms and kitchens. Free Va., as a freshman is GEORGE Tuesday, September 2'7 Kerby School cluding October 10, 19liO and that the City Clerk will be estimates. E. LOTT, JR., son of the senior of Lakeshort road; SUZANNE 12:30 p.m., Women's Associa- 285 Kerby Road Davis L. Darrington in his office Monday throul'h Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 LoUs, of Washington road. MITCHELL, daughter of the tion meetings in the homes. Sun ,da y, 10:30, a.m.: The Sept, 22, Thurs. - 1:00 CivIc p.m. and Wednesday evenings until 6:00 p.m. for the pur- THE BARLEC CO. SHE~MAN MITCHELLS, of 7 p.m., Group 4 pot-luck supper pose of accepting registrations. ... >I< ... eternal, harmonious na!ure of Conv. Home. 7:30 Senior VALLEY 1-8146 Ciovhly road; FRANCES BON- at 749 Washington RDad. Returning to Mt. Holyoke God's creation wlll be brougbt Ciloir. 7:45 S. S. Exec. Bd. '- BRIGHT, daughter of the WIL, • >I< • out at Christian Science serv- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for the conver.ience College, South Hadley. Mass., Olson's. of tile electDrs the Clerk will be in his Dfficefrom 8:30 a.m. MODERNIZING LrAM P. BONBRIGHTS. of Wednesday. September 28 ices Sunday in the 'Lesson-Ser- fDr her junior year is MARY Touraine rDad, and PAMELA 8 p.m., 'Membership class in to 8:00 p.m., EST. on Monday, October 10, 1960 for the REMODELING YOUNG, daughter of the LAKE TOWNSHIP GROSSE POytlTE TOWNSHIP purpose of rece\ving registrations. AD:DITIONS - PORCHES MACPHERSON, daughter of home of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. HENRY S. YOUNGS. JR., of the JAMES MACPHERSONS Marcus Johnson, 1215 Balfour. REGISTRATION NOTICE REGISTRATION NOTICE ATTIC ROOMS - GARAGES McKinley avenue. for for of Woodland place. * ... *' GENERAL PRII\IARY GENERAL ELECTION EARL DECK * *' ... Thursday. September 29 LAWRENCE O. SAVAGE . .. . ELECTION To Be Held On Licensed Undergraduate honors for 4 p.m.• Juni;i- choir rehearsal. Cify Clerk high scholastic standing have MR. and MRS.' WILLIAM To Be He\d on Tuesday Tuesday, November 8, 1960 DR 1.1195 GEORGE MAHON. of Highland 1-3 p.m., Christian Foundations been awarded to WILLIAM A. and Bihle Study Class. 7 p.m., November 8, 1960 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1715~ Maulllee, TUxedo 5-5800 BUTLER, of Touraine road, by Park, Ill., announce the birth of Pub1is~ed G.P.N. 9.22-60 and 9.29.60. Youth choir rehearsal. 8 p.m., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk of the Township FREEESTIMATES Stanford University. a daughter. ANNE MARIE, on ' .... >I< September 13. Mrs. Mahon is Chancel choir rehearsal that the Clerk of the Township of Grosse Pointe ,vill be at his QuaIlty modernizatlOl, and re- of Lake will be at his office Dffice located at 795 Lake Shore the former ANNE MARIE Mc- paIrs. All types of. alterations. GEORGE SHEPPARD ROOT, , located at 1100 Lake ShDre 'Roacf for the purpose of receiv- son of the GEORGE ROOTS, of GOUGH. daughter of the F. J. POINTE'MEMORIAL Road (Gate House) for the pur- ing registrations from the qual!- Ind carPentry. Renaud road, has entered Mid- McGOUGHS, of Harvard road. 16 Lake Shore Road' POSe of receiving registrations field electors who have not al. . Licensed Contractor dlesex School, Concord, Mass. ., .. Minlsters~ from the qualified eiectors who ready registered and from elec- CITY OF ...... Bertram deHeus Atwood have 'not already registered and tors who will possess such,qual!. . MICHAEL L. EWALD, son of CARL V. WATSON MR. and MRS. PETER A. Ben L. Tallman, . froin electors who \vill possess fications on Tuesday, November the WILLIAM S. ,EWALDS, of Lyman B. Stookey. such qualifications on Tuesday, 8, 1960, the date of the General LAkeview 6.5501 DOW, .of HlIlcrest road, an. Shoreham road, recently'escort- Richard W. Mitchell November 8. 19liO, the date of Election. • nounce the birth of a daughter. ed his parents about the US DOING all types of carpenter JENNIFER OTTAWAY, on Sep_ Naval Academy at Annapolis, Thursday, Sept. 22:-9 S.m., ~~;e~~~l Ejtf:~ER NOTI- ~&¥,~rJ:m&~~eR \~~; Rummage Sale; 4:15 p.m., Jun- FlED that the Office \vill be open fDr registration Monday work, remodeling' a t tic tember 9. Mrs. now is the for- Mrl., during Parents Weekend. ,I rooms, porches. Small or big mer Jane Ottaway. daughter of ior Choir. Dpen fDr registration Monday through Friday, from 8:00. a.m., Wayne Ccunty, Michigan DR. and 'MRS. JOHN OTTA- • • • Friday, Sept. 23:-0fficers through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon and from 1:00 jobs. Estimates free. TUxedo The initiation of CAROLE Retreat (and Saturday>' to 5:00 p.m., up to. and includ- p.m. to 5:00 p.m. up to and in. 5-5892. WAY, of Touraine road. The paternal grandparents are the .PETERS. daughter of MR. and Saturday. Sept. 24:-10:30 ing Monday, October 10. 1960, eluding Monday, October 10, a.m., Senior Choir. which is the last day to register 1960, which is the last day to pOUGLAS DOWS, t>f Iroquois MRS. JOSEPH G. PETERS, of .Notice of Registration Sunday, Sept. 25:-9:30 and for said election. register for said election. ~.- -..: WOODSIDE BLDG. CO. avenuel Hollywood road, into the Delta /{ YOU ARE FURTHER NOTI- YOU ARE FURTHER NOTI- Item odelin g, alterations, kitch- ...... Lambda chapti!r of Sigma Kap • 11:15 a.m., Morning 'i orship. FlED thl'.t for the convenience FlED that for the convenience ens bath. Quality workmanship. LYNDA ASHUftST, daughter pa, national sodal sorority at Mr. Atwood prea:ching on "A of the electors. the office of of the electors, the Office of for Wayne State University, took Train in Church." the Clerk will be open until 8:00 the Clerk will be open until , Licensed Builder of the O. PHILIP ASHURSTS. of Trombley road, left Monday place last Sunday. 9:30 and 11:15 a.m., Church p.m. October 10, 1960. ~:OOp.m. October 10, 1960. PR. 5~8385 . for Chambersburgh, Pa., where ...... SchDol. Th'omas E. LoughIht Thomas K. Jefferis General iElection 9:'JO a.Jll.., Sacrament of Bap- she will attend Penn Hall DR. JOSEPH L. WHELAN; of tism. Township Clerk Township Clerk Additions- A1ter~tions School. North Oxford roa<1 3rd Vice "' CI b Lake Township Grosse, Pointe Towm:hlp to be held on • >I< ... President of the Board of Di- 7:00 'p.m., .uxis . u: 1------Kitchen ModE:lrnization The FRANK E. COOPERS of rectors of the Michigan Chap- Monday. Sept. 25.-7.00 p.m., Or Minor Repai~ ter. National Multiple Sclerosis Boy Scouts. Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1960 8 p.m., Teacher Orientation. CITY OF 'Free Estimates 21 U.....;PLUMBING Society. attended the first fall Licensed Contractor , meeting held Tuesday at the Mr. Atwood will speak on "The , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN that registration of quali- Meaning of Christ." . PLUMBING and gas heat.. Any Wayne County Medical Society fied electors who have not already registered. can be made FRANK J. ST. AMOUR make of disposal installed. Building, DetrDit, Michigan. 9 p.m., Men's Bowling. ,vith the City Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, at TU 2-8324 TU 5-579I Thursday. Sept. 25:-,-10 a.m., his oifice in the Municipal Building. 90 Kerby Road,City Free estimate. J. M. Kushner. ... • >I< Women's Association. t3"O~Stl?ointt J'm1U~ of Grbsse Pointe Farms, Wayne County, Michigan, any day TUxedD 5.2959. iO. a.m.. Service Guild. prior to and including October 10, 1960, and that the City Additions-Alter~tions ------DR. CHARLES C. MERKEL. Clerk will be In his office Monday through Friday from 21V-SILVER PLATING of East Jefferson avenue DR. 12:30 p.m., Luncheon. One call takes care of all home HERBERT- C. ALLISON, of 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. and Wednesday evenings until 6:00 4 p.m., Presbytery of Detroit Nolice of Hearing P.M. for the Jl'lIrpose of accepting registrations. ' ImprDvements. Free estimates. SILVER & GOLD PLATING Washington road, and DR. ED- meets at Mt. Clemens. HARRY'S Oxidizing and Repairing WIN F. DITTMER, of Mack 6:30 p.m., Women's Associa- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for the conveni- HOME IMPROVEMENTS Brass Polishing & Lacquering avenue, have served continu- tion-Evening Group-DInner. Zoning Board of Appeals ence of the electors the Clerk will be in his office from Licensed Contractor VA 4-7109 Jewelry ReJ)airing. Engraving ously from 1940 on the Wayne -----.----- LEEBERT County Selective Service Board. ST: MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Notice is her~by given that the Zoning Board of ,8:00 A,M. TO 8:00 P.M. EST HOME REMODELING • 20475 Su.nnlngdale Park Appeals \viU meet in the City Hall at 90 Kerby Road on SPECIALISTS SILVERSMITHS MRS. WILLI:M. F. PISHAL- (Near Mack and Vernier) ON Birch kitchen cabinets, bath 14508 CHARLEVOIX SKI, of Ridgemont roa'd, was The Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman MONDAY, OCl'OBER 17, 1960 fixtures,formicil Vl1nitory, at- 1 Blk. east of Chabners re-elt-eted iniernationallpresi- The Rev. 'George H. Hann WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960 Sunday, Sept. 25 (Fifteenth at Q D'clock in the l'vening to consider the petition of the tics. porches. VA 2-7318. dent of Lambda Kappa Sigma St. Paul Church of 157 Lake Shore Road, petitioning the AND No money dOwn, easy terms ------sorority, international sorority Sunday After Trinity): 8 a.m., Zoning Board of Appeals to waive Section 7.04 of the City's HERMAN BROTHERS 21Z-LANDSCAP.ING for women pharmaci:>ts. . Eu~harist; 9:30 a.m.• Choral Eu- Zoning Ordinance requiring the construction of a protective charist and Sermon; 11:15 a.m., MONDA V, OCTOBER 10, 1960 VA. 2-8333 VA. 2-0304 COMPLETE lawn, garden, and The organization recently barrier on the sides of the church parking lot adjoining for the 'purpose of receiving registrations. Morning Prayer and Sermon. residence districts. ------tree servic~ and maint,nance. completed 'their biennial COD- C h u r c h S c h 0 0 I (Toddlers HOME REPAIRS Cal Fleming Landscaping and vention which was held lrt. the through Grade Six) during Hearing will be public. Interested property owners or DAWSON F. NACV Family rooms, attics. altera- Tree Service, TU 1-6950. . Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel in De. . residents of the City are invited. , troit. above two services. CITY CLERK tions; AnythinK in repairs. TREE TRIMMING. • • • • ... >I< • DAWSON F. NACY Over 30 years a builder. Li. tlEMOVAL, SPRAYING. Monday, Sept. 2li: 6:30 p.m., CLERK AND SECRETARY 90 Kerby Road. TUxedo 5-6600 MRS. LAURA DENNIS, of Senior Chi Rho Study Groups Published in GrDsse Pointe News Sept. 22 & 29, 1960 tensed and i'nsured. My per- BOARD OF APPEALS sonal sUpervision on every job. Dutch Elm disease spraying, North Brys drive, represented (Grades 10. '11, 12). cabling. the Motor City Detachment at >I< • ... CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS j" Free estimates. THA MAKES THE a meeting of the Wayne County Wednesday, Sept. 28: 6:3Q Published in GrDsse Pointe News September 22, 1960. DIFFERENCE TU 1-6950 Allied Veterans Council last p.m., .iunior Chi RhD Study week. Groups (Grades 7. 8, 9). HELMER CAL ~~Ji TREE • • • Thursday, Sept. 29 (The Feast J. CARROLL KAY. of Way. of St. Michael and All Angels): TUxedo 4-0522 I.. AND SeA PIN G, sodding, burn avenue. has been named 7 a.m" Eucharist; 9:30 a.m., Notice of Public Hearing lawn cutting and mainte- to serve oJ1. the public rela:- nance. Tree work, spraying. Eucharist. Driveway 'Repairs REPAIR screens, fences, porch- tions and legislative commit- Plowing. WAlnut 5-9323. ••• ON THE MATTER OF ADDING es, steps. doors. windows, tees of the Michigan AMVETs. CHRIST EPISCOPAL LAST CHANCE. due to fast oppreaching winter weather, to cabinets, bDokcases. Goo d COMPLETE land~caplng servo • • • 61 Grosse Pointe BDulevard PROTECT your exiding driveway against damaging f~ee%ll FLOURIDES TO THE WATER work, prompt service. S. E. ice. lawn cutting, cultivation BRIDGET RIZZO, formerly Rev. Erville B. Maynard, Rector and thaw. Bur be r, 20380 Hollywood, arid fertillzing, edging and of Berkshire road, now of New FJ.iday: 12:30 p. m.-Business SEAL your asphalt . SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF TUxedD 4-0051. . clean-up work. Julius La York, will leave on Saturday Men's prayer group in a CDn- RESURFACE your concrete Quiere, PRescott 8-2709. FrAe for Italy on a Fulbright grant. ference room of the City Bank 21T-DRESSMAKING estimates. $2 per hour. Miss Rizzo has received a grant in the Penobscot Building. Free Estimates ••• Call WA 5.5515 or TU 4-4049 - to study motiDn picture and ------DUESSMAKING. a I t e r ationJ, (f9f095t 'nintt lBOtlbS Landscaping television directing in RDme. MIDWEST ASPHA~ T slipcovers. Neat sewer. gODd • .. All Materials State Appraved MICHIGAN fitter. WAlnm 4-5518, . ~awn Maintenance • • • Among the students enter- Electric Signs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be EXPERIENCED d res smaklng "FOR SERVICE ing .Hillsda:lp College this sem- you can make $995 had Dn the question of adding fluorides to the water system and alterations, in your home THAT SHOWS" ester are DONALD COWLES, of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods at the Parcells Junior or mine. WAlnut 5.7344. yourself, = FIREPLAOE OHIMNEYS HO 8-8552 THOMAS JOHNSON, JOAN L. High School AudItorium at Vel' n I e r Road snd Mack EXCLUSIVE Alterations - By FOUR STAR ROSENOW, BEVERLY ULB- FRENCH ELECTRIC Avenue in the City of Grosse PDinte Woods on Marie Stephens. Quick serv- RICH, JEFF FAIR and JOAN 9328 Chalmers DR 1.9100 LANDSCAPING DIEGEL. CLEANED Ice' on 'hems. (Furs,) Tuxedo Over 50 yeal'S experience in cleaning 5-7610. Detroit calls VA 2-8500 • • • and repalr1ng defectlve fireplaee chlm- Monday, neysand dampers. SEWING alteratIons, ad u 1t s FALL Clean-Ups-Seedlng, fer- Chimney 'Screens Installed September 26, 1960 and children; hems, zippers, tHlzlng-. maintenance work. We also furnls!> chimney screens for at 8:00 o'clock P.M., E.S.T. Bill, Tuxedo 2.9284, Tuxedo pro tee t Ion against Sparks, Birds. plain drapes. Blankets bound Squirrels. Bats. etc. --_.-- -_.-- 5-8070. TU 1.7455, FURNACE BOILER AND INCINERATOR CmMNEYS CLEANED The program for this meeting will consist of the following: ' Phone TY 5-9210 . C 1. Speakers favDring fluoridation of water ",ill be On Saturday the THOMAS H. J . C. KInggo 0, 8000 linwood CONWAYS IIi, of Roosevelt heard for a period of 30 minutes. . place were hosts at a cocktlril 2. Speakers OPPDsing fluoridation of water will be A. H. PETERS FUNERAL HOME party. • • • - -J heard for a period of 30 minutes. ,JOHN BUTLER, son of the 3. A recess will thereupon be taken. During this rccess EstcJblished 1917 WILLIAM G. BUTLERS, has Home Remodelling period members Df the audience may submit \HUten left for Andover Academy and questions whleh ",ill be dlscu$.~ed by the speakers. his brother, BILL, haB left for REOREATION ROOMS 4. After the recess an oral question and answer period Stanford University. * will thereu]1on be had fDr a period of from 30 to 60 * KITOHENS * ATTICS minutes. OnlY residents of Grosse Pointe Woods, SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES other than the sPeakers, may be heard or may * ADDITIONS * DORMERS present questions . FOR OVER y~ CENTURY FURNAOE INSTAllATION t .* Any persvn requiring permission to be a speaker at this Every style of Fence Actual Completed Jobs Can Be Seen meetin~ must address a communicatlDn to the City Ad- erected for you t ministrator indicating the approximate length of Ume of FREE ESTIMATES * FHA TERMS the speech and whether f a v 0 r i n g or opposing the flu- oridation of waleI'. This nolice must be filed with the. City WA. 1.6282 • ~•••••••••••••••••••&•••••••••••••••••~ I Administrator not Inter than Monday. Seplembcr 19, 19fiO. Incll1dln~ E Chain Link AII.Steel and t : Suburban Builders Issued hy order of the City Council of the City of Gro:;se Rustic Styles ,********1l"'**********."****************~ Pointe Woods, this 15th day oC August. 1960. 12057 GRATIOT AVE. 20705 MACK AVE•• t VERNIER RD. t LEONA D. LIDDLE DETROIT S. MICH. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 36. MICH. I PRo2-2274 LAKEVIEW 6.7700 TUXEDO 4.5500 City Clerk MEHLENBACHER, FENCE. CO. 19852 Martin Rd. Res.: PR 8.14~O 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL - .. - - ".',' ,' " " ,~ ".' . ',,," . .. ,......

Thursday, Septomber 22, 1960 Pogs Twenty-four , G R 0 SSE P 0 IN TEN E W S , ~ * * * * * * * * . -....-~(F-... -. r . ...-:-, Pointer of Interest Good Taste . 'when the POINTE Favorite Reci!,es ~:. .''WuS ~rowin9 up ... of I'!: .. I . .• People in The Know f/J- 1 No. 21,2 can tomatoes made possible ,the. magnificent thoroughfare which is as you behold heavenly coiffures created by an all , , 1,6 cup copped celery now Washington boulevard...... star staff of hair stylists •.• talented luminaries that 2 onions, chopped ~l '}~~'1'" have served you well for many years ••• and bright new" ~ BO~l. \.,~s"c' '_~1\. ~ ~;,,~ D..... ~ V.l.t.. ,l.1 .... '" Ul,j,,,",,, u ...... I ....u..; ... ~ c.:lrrots, s1iced I sateHiles with tileit" YOUJlgimaginalive inlel'pl'o:tations E 1 ts, salt real estate entrepreneur with interests in banking, in~ of high fashion. One and all, they reflect the experi- 2 Tb. barley surance and politics. ence and integrity of Marie Bird. It's truly a woman's 8 pieces macaroni, world at U7.Kercheval ... and you will find an exciting He came to Detroit from Windsor where he was broken world of beauty awaits you there. practising medicine after a boyhood in Toronto. He was Skin shank and put in kettle, Co\'er with cold water add add '" * ... here briefly about 1866 and then went to Lcndon, Paris 1 Tb. salt. Simmer three hours. India I' Slimmer ••• fillds The PoinJe itl a camalmood and Vienna for further stud~'. In 1869 he canie back to Add all in&Tedientsexcept mac. ••• with the tlewly tlrritling seperlltes aJ D. J. Hettly fiJJir'g take up the post of practising surgeon and professor at aroni. Simmer 1 hour. Add mac- fashio/lably i1J .wiJh alltlwm, acJil'ities. See the. htmdsomft aroni for last 10 minutes. the D,etroit College of Medicine and'later was on the color coordillaJed skirJs, sweaters, slacks, blouses. Afix 0' match them to ,'our hean.'s cotltetJJ • , , and your purse"s staff of Harper Hospital. Telnples Arrive delight. While he was in Europe he had. served through a • * ... severe cholera epidemic and remained well. although F,'oln Africa, "Just In Tim~" ... I found you ..• just in time to remind you to stop by The Dants ., and select your Christmas cards ruany of his colleagues died. In 1882 he dad a rare Meck- On September 25, the Wal- while the ten per cent dlscDunt lasts thm September. les ganglion operation, the only one' pertormed in the lace A. Temples will return to • lit * west until this time. In 1889 Dr. Book married Clothilde Detroit from a 3-month vaca. • Good Timing ..• now is' a good time to Call Wana- Palms, daughter of ,Francis Palms and the couple had !ion during which' time they maker Studio ••• TUxedo 1-2100 for a professional hand spent 2 months in South, Cen- in your fall house cleaning. They clean and repair car- three S011S, J. B. Book, Jr., 'Frahcis P. Book and Herbert tral, and East Africa. pets •.• and furniture. They have an excellent refin- Book. They paid special attention to ishing and antiquing depar,tment, ..As for reupholster- African tribal life and to bIg Dr. Book was surgeon for the state militia and a game. They vi!iited Murchison ing ••• you'll delight in. their beautiful fabrics. The neW police surgeon in the 1880's but by 1892, in spite of his , Hatlolial Park in Uganda and location of The Studio is 16915 East J'efferson. !-Picture by Fred Runnells prestige and success in medicine, he abandoned. practise MRS. RAYMOND BAER, OF LAKEPOINTE AVENUE~ Queen Elizabeth Park and Nai- * * * robi .National Park in Kenya. • h I 'k h" to take up real estate. His wife had inherited vast Palms The Grosse Pointe S~phony Cataldo, play with the :;ymp'ony. SchooI,'an integrated school in . Expert OpmiOtI ••• tJ.i ell yot/'re pla1m;'lg a 1JeW itc ell • h dd d. h' h' d is well on the road to another They bought season tickets im- the Detroit system. A thousand colored pictures ask Mr. !Hoze1la, PresidelJ/ of MIIJsehler Kitchens Itlt., 20180 holdmgs and e a e 'to t IS estate. It was IS earm' successful season because of the mediately and became a'lid in all' were taken. Big game L k' /; . I h 1 . Busy Schedule of all types was photographed .Mace AVetlUe. He is a tJc 'Je11speC/a ist ami can. e p ')'011 to build the Book building which was finally completed devotion and hard work of such patrons. One daughter, June, Is a from a motor launch on the 1vith your plal1s ••• whether the area is large or s;lla?l , , . after his death by his son, the junior Book, as ~ memorilil firmd s~pporters a~ :Mrs, Ray- Symphony of Amateurs junior at the high school, and Blue Nile, on foot, from a cat, demallds remodelblg or 1lew comtrllctioll:-- Be sure to Uft . to his father. Dr. Book had turned Washington 'boulevard m,on aer. The Grosse Pointe Symphony the other, Jean, is a freshman from treetops, and from a low- the Paul McCobb COlltemporary ••• The Early America1. fronl a little used side street into an exclusive shopping Mrs. Baer. who tea c h e s is made up mainly of doctors, at Albion. Mrs. Baer gets up fIydng small airplane. al1d the beautiftll Fretlch Provincial (fillished in white with center and it was on this boulevard his memorial stood. school and c~urch school, runs salesmen, teachers and busi- early to do her pousework. a spacious brlck home in Lake- nessmen, all 'amateurs. and a cook breakfast for Joan and While in Tanganyika, Wal- Jouches of gold). is off lace Temple climbed Mt. Kil- The junior Book carried on his father's real estate pointe avenue, keeps a close few key professional musIcians. herself and to school by • .* * development, organizing the Development ~orporation e.~'eon teen age daugh~ers:Jea.n Felix Resnick, of the Detroit 7:50 a.m. She arrives home be- imanjaro, 19.213 feet in hei~ht "Room Ai 'The Top" ••• for improvement!- For example, and the tallest lllountain in of Detroit. He studien at Detroit University School and and Joan, gardens, ano still has Symphony Orchestra, as the fore' her daughter and has a sun:kissed coifs ••• that are now a bit dry and faded need at- . .. k . d d t1me for the symphony. She has d t . few'hours to catch up on dishes Africa. '.' tention. Call Barton of The Poillte to restyle, recondition, re- m Europe. In 1910 he marrIed Sara Pec In Lon r.man been active in the organization con uc or. and dusting. On Sundays she They, also spent a week on blend with that added touch of color magic. . the couple moved to Grosse Pointe on East Jefferson for five years. . .. l\Irs. Baer plays no 'instru-, teaches church school at the a cruise among' the Greek . . avenue. His brother, Herbert Book, also moved here into On Octo.ber 5 the Grosse ment herself. She is an appre-' Unitarian Church. Last surillller 'Islands ,in the Aegean Sea, 10 • * '" Windmill Pointe and the latter's home was famous in Pointe Symphony as having a ciator in the music field, but in with Mr. Hammond; the pastor, days on the French Riviera, Tried and True ••• the many dependable services of the thirties for an aviary which housed 25 birds. Frank fashion show And tea at the many other fields she is a do.er. she escorted her senior high 10 days on the Spanish Riviera,' The Notre Dame Pharmacy. Everyone from the foUr P .. Book lives in University place, the Herbert Books, Grosse Pointe Yacht Club to She went back into teaching class. on a tour of New York a few. days in Portugal, and a sJsilled pharmacists t9 the charmIng ladies at the cos. now live in Kenwood road. raise funds .for anotl1er season. two years ago after her hus- and Boston. cradle. of the Un- few day~ on the beach at Ber- metic counter are so helpful that it's really a pleasure Mrs. Baer IS chief among the band's death, tl) fiU vacant !tarian heritage in America. The muda. to drop off a prescription or pick up a new lipstick! There are many.Book descendants active in Pointe ticket sellers. is also member- hours. She started as a substi- trip was financed by fund rais- * * ... civic and society circles today. John Burgess Book III ship secretary for the board. tute but is now a relief teacher jng activities the class did dur- handling the power mower. She Two O'J The Aisle .•• Stereo puts JOIl ;'J the audienu 'carries on the doctor's name, has a son, the fourth of that Several years agD Mrs. Baer on a 'steady basis at Van Dyke ing the year. This season she is a talented flower arranger and dries flowers for startling .,. prove to ')'ourself the e:(Jra listening pleasure you gel title. They live in Merriweather road. His sister, Sally' ~d. t?e la~e Dr. Baer. heard a will agllin be active In church designs: She also sews and from Stereo. Drop by Audio Ct:Jter, 17001 Kerchevt11 .' Book, married Lansing Pittman, and his brother Edward vlollmst frIend of theIrs,. John 60 affairs. ' Loves Children knits to fill the idle hours. Avenue 'and hear'tbe difference ... The engineers at Audio Left a widow Mrs. Baer has, Center will help "011select Stereo equipnmt and y,ou may managed to c!'o~vdher. life with design yoIII' own)1zclositres. While you're there note the /inft meaningful duties and pleas- selecti(}IJof records aVllliable. ures. She was apprehensive * ...... i":.~'M':"'.';;~e~r"c:e~d:e;S~B~e~n'z'~,1 about the challenge o,fteaching 'Heroine Of A Hundrtd Occasions ••• the basic w'ool dress. ~~ig~~~~~ls~;~~~~~~i~~~r~~~~Df~:,~r!f.~~i:l;~i~~~~!~~again. after many year~, but Find these new arrIvals in Junior, Misses and Halt Sizes .l .~ >" FACULTY board at the High School and a finds, this opprtunHy exciting. D. J. Healy •• in black and the newest fashion colors. , • t• ;\ Wearrangedeliveryat 'a sub. k ? SPACIOUS STUDIOS P-TA room mo"'er. She I'S'a l The Grosse Pointe Symphony dress up ••• or down. They're both pretty and practicaL FURS BY COMPLETE l;~ storit;alsavings.In fact. the /1 • .... ;;, savingsar manymodelswill W Jewish Community great believer in escorting chil- is fortunate to have a supporter c. GO UNAR IS Alterations Jj pay for,~onsjderabl.port of ~{ Center dren on trips. Not too long ago so eager, willing and apprecia- EXCLUSIVE FURRIER tive. Mrs. Baer resembles a 904 Chalmers VA 1.4063 Men'~ • Women's i~K~:~P.Brown, Inc. II 1810;h~:~e~1Rld:4i~oCurtiS ~~~kt~~~ hie: {~s~m~~ aa~u~~ score' of Pointe reP.!dents.who Hay and Sleigh Ride Parties Camplele We calwert double.breclSled \l 3131 EAST JEFFERSON ~j Robert Br011el, a veteran camper. are anxious to see that the area suits to single-breasted \ Detroit ~O 8-0450 $; AD' Sh . I t' 1 Mound Beautiful Belle Isle ~. .Fur Service ::f. W. Servlcaall Imports. ~~I rt trector e IS a so an an lque co- developes its own cultural Skilled Workmansblp~ili~"%,<::ill;~:W~:~i.<'Wi@""S'/'Z"?~:"':.~?>~;;;'~ lector, shal'es this enthusiasm heritage and will work diLIgent- ~~ RESTYLING . ------..with her gir'ls. In the living ly to produce it. REMODELING La Crlsty We shall phone "011 soon room of her home is a fine c01- CLEANERS be TAILORS lection of old glass cruets. OpensToday! 4\\/ . Capes, Slales, Buy HouseholdProducts Mode by the BLIND from us. hi h h h d f 904 Cholmers VA 1.4063 . II' c seas garnere rom AWl Jackels the original ond only her many trips. Daughter Joan Ford Auditorium MICHIGAN BLIND SALES AND INDUSTRIES collects glass shoes and daugh- 77 Victor Delrait 3 TO 8.9820 ter, Jean, has begun a Wedg- wood china horde, We do not accept deposits or donations '~NT'QUE~~-1~ DO NOT BE MISLEAD BY ANY IMPOSTERS WHO MAY Avid Gan:ener SEPT. PHONE .YOU IN OUR BEHALF Mrs. Baer loves to garden, 22-23 MIGHTY~MAC ann<>uncemenlby JohnE. Scott 24-25 memberof HighlandPorkBoordof <;ommerce does their grounds and the lot makes winter time a happy time next door, too. with the girls S"OW Belle Isle Riding Stable Free Design ~ A. L Knack Service ; COMES ARST~ O...ner Call LO 8-,081I HALF.PRICE ;.- :.:~:;:::~s"'~~r::'::.i1 CUSTOM RIDING INSTRUCTIONS SALE! Additions. Alterations Sterting QUALITY DOES NOT MondaYI Sept. 26 COST-IT PAYS ~;:;:~3'. YiE~... Now at Gray' $ 4r:~L;;;:Lt «':E::.~~,:J Kopps Dallas H. 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