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!J ------~-----,------_._-,~._--_._.~-~--_.-~----~------:------,------, r------.' I . --~------,- , , IIEADLINES Business Association Leaders Hold Conclave,-., Dr. J.W. BushonglThief Admits w'EiK '.' '-',"'., ",., "~~P""~.: • i Entering 18 As Comp;led by ,he ' I!; To Leave POInte i Pointe Homes .__ G,",_ro_:_:_:'_:_:':_':_n~_::_lJS_~ Jr' ,'" ~' ,0' .t!1lf),For Hawaiian Job IR~~:eLo:~~~~~::ad~e THE KENNEDY -\dmini<;tra ~,~~>;y, ", , \A/h t D' 't' lion is ~a;ntainin~ a ~los~ .v'.';~Detroit area, admitted nine my seems to be' somewhat l;:lg- J Pu.bhc School b1stem to ..accept a position as head of a I :1101'e Pointe break-ins rais- ging. and stated that h(' has'l private school m HaWaII. The board of education re-: inrr the total to 18 cleared rC'qucstcd standby authority to: gret~ully app d hi t f lib cut laxes. heading off or blunl- I, b 1. ff r.ove s reques or re ease which willi, in four Pointe communities, ing recessions before thC'y ha\'~ 'i ecome e edlVe on October 1 or as soon thereafter as I it was disclosed bv Woods a chance to damage U,S, busi- ,I a suitable replacement can be found. detectl'\'eS on Frl'" "June 2rOJ., Dr. Bushong will head the ness. This POWCI' to act quicklv. " ------'Vlll't". 1 tenced on J'une Kamehameha Schools located in I ' '- was se ] , would benefit the econom.v if it ',' ',' W d B 19 1'11 0 kl nd ClrCUl't Court t continued to droop. as it would; dHonolulu.I IThree boarding and 00 S oo,t : ,erve 3-5a a vea:-s "in Jackson0 by-pass the' time lag causpd i;y ay sc 100 s enrolling approxi- : Prison. an .a burgl3.r", charge mately 2,000 boys and girls, all l('s.'.:slation m 0 v I' n [f. throu,[!h P bl D 1')I'OU'J!lt agal'n t ]]1'!11 -b\' Bl'r ' ..., "'" of whom have some Hawaiian ro elll ue '" - s . ~ Congl'ess. ., ancestry, make up the system. I' :ningham police, Commentinr: wry:y on aRe-I ; Income from a large private T E - lIe was arrested on :\1ay 20, scan'h Institute of America poll 'I " , ' estate of a great-granddaughter 0 rOSlOll 'OUl' days after he rene\','ed his
that revealed businessmen arc ~. (: ~""'-",''~,r,>,,;~(,',~~~~ .•,~." ,.'''4' ; of King Kamehameha I has I I ,l<:tiviiies in Michigan, and 20 heaVIly in favor of his tax and i,. .", been used since 1883 to estab- ,--- ! davs aiter he \\'a$ released from trade bills but consider pis Ad- :'J(",-, " /}'J lish and maintain these schools. CounCil Orders Installat-ion : .Ja~'ksr1ll Prison and deported minh;tration ,~encrally hostile to i ~"""., "I regret I e a v i n g Grosse II of Ramps to Mooring : :') Canada, business. KC'nncdy told news-l ' "~""<~\' Pointe immensely," Dr. Bu-l Docks and Study to Caught in Birmingham men: "1 think it Ithe poll I sug- I I 'd "W h b I gests that most businessmen. I ,.. ~,.,.,...--~.",. verys longattachedsal. toeavethe communityecome C orrec t S'tI ua .:••on On ~'lay 20. White \\'as seen ,.•• 0, 1• are RbI'epu lcans. and" : Past d ff' f h P b in the 11 years I have served 1 ,: jC'a\'ing• a Birmingham. home, • he Xo. 2. that they realize what is i an present 0 lcers 0 t e Grosse ointe tern N. Pictured are, front row, left to right:-ZACK " Res ide n t s of Grosse: ilad broken mto. by a cltlze'n l'n tIle bns't l.nt"l.....s.t of busl'nn,s~I Business Men's Association £athered at a dinner ses- MOIR TOM OFFER CYRIL VERBRUGGE . a~ ,supeIlntendent and the de- P . W d : who notified police. and was '- '- '- '--- ~ " , preSI- ClSlOnto leave has not been an Ol~lte 00 s who n1uor, nabbl'd bv Oakland COUlltv au- and the country." Thc President: sion in the St. Clair Yacht Club on June 28 to discuss dent; DR. R. K. O'NEIL, executive secretary,' CLAY-easy one 0 I th 't' theIr boats at the I' . d h ' h b . n y e eXCImg . new I 1horities \\'!lo had set Ul) a road rc\'ealed some -:'imc agG that he I a propose c ange m t e y-laws of the organization. If '\ON ALANDT and PAUL GACH. Back row, left to eh allenges of Kame.hameha municipal dock facility in i i)lock as White attcn~Pted to intends to ask for an over-all. passed, directors will be elected bv districts throuflh- rld'ht all pa t 'd tRAY BU' ETTEMAN S h I Id k th ,J '-' b, S presl en s: - .!., (' 00 S cou ma e ' IS move the community's W ate r- : "et 3WaVin his car income' and corporate tax cut lOut the Pointe. The recommended change will come CHARLES VERHEYDEN uTILLIAM lV'IOIR NOR" II' attractive at all " ' ". ' f 'f t' J 1 ' • , VI ,J.VJ.- FI tte d'n Ofr fro. nt P.ark ha.ve been pro-" '''hite confe~sed to 30C bur- l' ec Ive anuary , ! before the general meeting of the association in Sep- AN KOPPERSCHMIDT and RUSSELL HARKNESS. a re y er mlsed lmm"'diate onst ,.. tl D' 't ' d Regarding the rc-activation of ~-,.-~------._-_ ..._-_.------~----~ '~- ~____ The board of trustees of t' f J._ C ruc.: :~Jarlf'S tn Ie elrOt .,area, an Kam"llameha Schools announc- IOn.. o. t em p 0 r a r Y ramI) ! "many. l11an~'of them m Hal11- lOa\n'C'drtRehdosctihliitnYaabnedt\\C'ehcnianl\.~_t-IaKl.'na-i.. July 11 Set Lalrefrollt.... :~. Pal-Irs• ~ ContI-nIle i Dr:ve'rsII ~ G,e't ed last\.0 Friday that they had de- facilltles from the shoreline: J Iton. [rom :Janu:Jry L,~,9 960,to Shck's Formusa. Kennedy ~tat- cided to offer the position to I to the docks. .July 14. 1961. He refused to c~- (Cont'nued P~) . . I 'lperate WIth Hamilton authon- ed that the would contimH:' the - tt t N h H F.. I on age ~ At Its regular meetmg on 1 'jes because. he said. accurding Eisenhower Administration's For 0peulug T0 A rac Large urn erseavy lues I Monday, July 2, the' City COUn-[lO Ont3rio law, he would be Far East poliey of defending Of F - 1 W hAP S h 1 B d ,cil, at th,e reques.t of Coun~il-; )ro<;ccute
yealcd that the Administration II Musical Programs at Attendance Records Soar at All Days When He Cannot Officers for the 1962-63 school, and the land. : Office. prior to his being sent I'S' serl'ou.,ly conccrned about the , F h I th 'F . I t t d th t recent Communist Chi:tese mili- M emoria Center to .vI e M umclpa•• I Beac es Pay Penalties Set by year were e ected by e Grosse •air e5S s a e a every- ,to prison. and the convicte'd ------Pointe Board of Education at one with whom he has talked! loan admitted to breaking into tary buildup. but has not yet Include Three vVeekends seem to be the only time during the sum- Judge Paterson its annual organization meeting seems very pleased with the' cJ11drobbing nine Woods humes ~~\~~c~::1pi~edthe purpose of thc Concerts mer months that a majority of the residents of the Monday. Robert F. Weber was docks themselves, but the citi- fl'om 1959 to 1962, " * * Pointe find to be Ideal to attend their respective munici. Two motorists received re-eleeted president and will zens are definitely eO~1cerned Had Confessed Others The Gra P' t Salk 'th th' f T d t heavy penaJ.ties in the Park head the SiChoolsystem for the about the safely hazard pre- White had already confessed 'Friday, June 29 sse om e um- p par S WI elr ann les an gues s. fifth time. sented by gaps, in some cases to nine other burglaries in the 'I'tIE Ho"rSE of Representa-I mer MUSI'CFestl'val, now l'n According to a va i I a b I e court Friday, June 29, im- r-.<.h f t 'd b h - v . v~ er officers elected were: over a 00 WI e, etween t e Pointe'. six in the Park, two in lives yesterday a?proved, by an its fifth season, will open records, more than 91,706 per- ceived with enthusiasm. espe- posed by City Judge Doug- Robert K. Wbjteley, vice-presi- shore and the dock. These gaps, the Farms and one in tllc City. o~'e,rwhl'lming . majority. a bill on Wednesday night July sons have used thc parks begin- cially among the teenagers. las Paterson, who presided dent; Edward Pongracz, trea- said Fairless, are especially The Woods detectives said glvmg Pre sid e n t Kennedy. ' ning with the weekend of June All the par~ have instruc- in the absence of Park surer; and Mrs. Ruth Goebel, hazardous for women in skirts, that White told them that he greater power to cut tax<;s than 11, WIth an unusually 9-10. Besides enjoying picnic tors teaching children and Judge C. JosephBelan~er. secretary. Mr. Pongracz has children and older people, bad looted the Detroit area any other chief executive i~ varied program and a high~ outings, the people took ad- grown-ups how to swim, and Edward J. Grifford, Jr" 53, served as treasurer since the Not In Specifications bomes of about $500,000 in history. Passage of, the ~es~- ly talented group of t' t vantage of every recreational all report that classes are full of 18265 Eleven Mile road, death of Mr. Wicking in Feb- City Administrator Chester cash and valuable items and dent's trade expanSlOn bill IS ar IS S, facility. Swimming was the pre- in dtheJ' Beginners,L'f Intermediate. Roseville, was found guI'lty of ruary and Mrs. Goebel has been E. Petersen told the Council transporting them to Canada. considered the Administration's The concerts are a highlight dominant sport. an umor 1'esavmg pro- two counts of traffic violation., secretary of the board since i.hat eventual ramp construc- HOWever. since his arrest. greatest legislative victory to of the local summer sccne and grams. driving while under the influ- 1958. tion for some of the' docks had White steadfastly refused to date. particularly as the lop- I will' 'In all but one of the Pointes, Farms Turned Down Some ence of liquor, and not having In other action the board re-I been discussed at the commit- tdl authorities how he trans- sided 298-125 vote indicates I a.gam be presented out- the Shores it appears that the Swim classes at the Farms a valid Michigan operator's appointed the firm of Coulter, tee level, but ramps Were not ported ,hiS. loot to Canada, or Congl'css is backing Kenned(s I doors. m the F~~wtain Court of weekend of June 16-17 drew the Pier-Park have full capacity license on his person, O'Hara and Coulter as legal I (Continued on Page 2) how he disposed of the valu- new tariff program to the hilt. 1 the Grosse Pomte War Mem- heavie~i attendance. In some e?rol1ments, said. Ed Lauers" V>'illiam G. Brennan, Sr., 62, counsel for the school district. able.s.. The bill, now before the Sen-: orial. Lake Shore road cases, cool weather and rain dIrector ~f recreatIon, so much of 3495 Springle, Detroit, stood The appointment of 17 new staff Wlut.G confessed t hat. he ate, is designed to help Ameri-/' . spo,iled the day. so that mstructors could not mute on a charge of driving members, largely replacements Burglar Robs bro~(c mto and ~obbed the fol- ea meet the European Common, ,Next Wednesday's concert be- l!'igures Tabulated accommod~t~ everyone who while, under the influence of for departed teachers, was ap- 10\\'lng bOI~es m ~he Wcods, Market trade threat, and con- I glIlS at 8:20, as do the two s?ught to Jom the current ses- liquor. He was found guilty
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Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 5, 1962 Thursday, July 5. 196:: Wo.ter Filtration, Plan,t Project Okayed Dr. Bushon~ Leaving Pointe Street Lights I Wocds Police Find Stolen Car Woo d s Patrolman Norman I't,a,tion and was notified that Two Hurt WI' (Continued from Page 1) 1 connection, $1,600; finished It was podnted out that three (Continued from Page 1) "Dr. Bushong has been a (Continued from Page 1) Handley was credited with re- the car was on the stolen list. subdivision devclopment in the 1 water booster pump, $30,000; meetings have since been held Dr. Bushong, Upon inquiry in tower of strength," Mr. Weber sently maintained, that they are covering a car on Monday, June Police checked the car for Farms. 'and installation of a 20-inch with Highland Park, in hope of Honolulu, the superintendent is continued, "to our schools and Ambulance Ui: unsightly and unsanitary. 25, that was reported stolen in fingerprints, but the thief had A negative approaeh to in-' filter influcnt line. $5,200. Thc reVising thc agreement for the quoted as having told the news- com m un i t Y organizations at done a thorough job of remov~ Muskegon, Mich., on June 21. A Farms fireman and a wo.. creasing th~ water capacity was eosts ,'re cstimated. proposed changes and addition- pap~rs, "I am very flattered large. He has brought to Grosse George Rinaldi, 971 Shore- ing The theft of the vehicle was prints from the car. man were injured in a I..ak(' taken about five years ago when The filtnltion plant is jointly al construction, but so far, noth- with the offer from the trustees Pointe new vision in education ham, stated that he had lived in reported by the owner, Dr. Wil- A Detroit traffic violation the Farms discontinued sclling owned by the Farms and High- ing has been done. of the Bishop Estate," he said, as well as love and understand- his present residence for nine liam J. Hanley. Jr" of 4140 Har- ticket was found in the glove \, ater to thc Shor"cs, which now land Park, with the latter 0\\'11- Highland Park officials vell- "And I am very favorably im- lng of our country." years with no "safety and se- bor Pointe road. Muskegon. compartment of the car, dated buys from Detroit; and "hen lng the biggest share. tured the opinion that the pressed by the situation here. "Although we will miss him," curity" problems, and that he The Woods officer said he June ~O. 1962. but the car the Country Club of Detroit, In l\Ial'eh 1961, George Hub- present agreement is working But. it's only fair that I first President Weber said, "his in- does not believe electric lights was patroling east on Morning- owner. when informed of this, di~contillllcd the use at' city: bell of the consultant cngineer- sut.isiactorily, and are reluctant go back and talk with the peo- fluence will be forever a part will make Shoreham road any side drive, when he spotted 1 he claimed that he had not been water to sprinkle its g'olf! ing firm, met with Highland about making any changes. pIe who have been so good to of our educational tradition. I'm safer than it already is. car on South Brys drive. No one in Detroit for several yetirs. gr~:ns. . . ! Park \~ater Department official,> Howevcl', in the absence of n:e in Grosse Pointe." He ar- sure we all wish Dr. and Mrs. was in it, he said. The doctor sent a representa- Mayor Kenneth R. McLeod . 1he club lI1l>tal1ed Its own, to revlcw the February 1, 1954 an amendcd agreement, the rlved here from Honolulu late Bushong and their fine Chris- Handley checked with his tive to drive his car back Doesl pIpes and pumps raw lake water i agrecment hetween the Iwo 11'arl11s coundl agreed that the Monday evening. tlan family the very best of observed that the Council had for this pur~Gse. it W,IS dis-' COmmul1.ities relative to the. in- work scheduled for this year be Superintendent Bushong came opportunities and success in no desire to force electric lights on the residents. He noted that closed.. , . t:~ke.. w~th l~~gard to ,POSSIble carried out as it wili materially I to Grosrse Pointe early in 1951 J their new venture." the program was not under- .Impr 0' cl11ents srhed~led lor J( VISions :' hlea would lncreusc I' Increase the efficicney of the from Qregon. There he had . "bur 50th state Hawaii is taken hastily, had been talked thIS Yt'RI' at the ~lant IS a n(w the maxImum. ~arms wat"r filtnltion plant. been in public school work for gaining a man of ~reat stature Husbal raw \l'ater dcetrJ;.' flow 111l't (' 1', I'ates to 1-1 mIllIon gallons a I ••. • • •. " about for several years, and c.- -llU I H' 1- '1) ,. I . D<>Bocr SaId that 10 vIew 01 16 years other than for n1llltary and abilIty, Weber concluded. I' that he feels some sections of --~------.:>J.' : "a ve on Ig lIanel aI'" e avo' I the proposcd expansIOn. .pro- servIce. GUrlng Wor Id War II" an d I1e WI'11 ad"u Immeasura bly the Woods are very p 0 0 r 1y . . gram of the plant in the next when he held a naval commis- to their educational systems." lighted. ! ft'w years. the continued in- sior., seeing duty as a deck of- . Taught in Many Places Directil i crease in costs to maintain the fleer in both the Atlantic and A g d t f P 'f' U., Councilman Thomas E. Leah I " ra ua e 0 ael IC nl- , . , ' plant and the System, and the PacifIC oceans. versit:y Dr B h g . d h' requested that the Publlc LIghG- . d' t. 11"' us on eal ne IS. P b 1 d the ('con,omlc c?n I 10l1s.ea lllg .for I Weber Voices Regret advanced' degrees. from the Uni- I.~g rogram e p ac~ on Would your husban; eontll1ued Increase III salan.es,' President Robert F. Weber of versity of Qregon, He also at- agend~ of the Publlc Safety from the radiator th:J
the stU?y ior the PI'O~osed In- the Board of Education ex- tended Harvard Universitv dur- CommIttee and. that some sort he is and where to gc/I erease 111 water rates ]s neces- pressed the great luss the school ing the 1950-51 school y~ar on of general polley. be ~doPted'l sarv ...... Leah stated that he thmks the Columbus of your ' .' system IS experIencIng In thIS an education fellow~blP, Durmg C '1' tt' t i ------"G .. ouncl IS ge mg way ou n detours, disappointml I statement: rosse Pointe ]s recent years he nas lectured or "I ft f' Id" th t .t i di 1 . , . . . e le a 1 s re cu ous losmg a great and dedlcated served as a vlsitll1g professor t t' t t t d .. 0 ae on separa e s ree 8 an If the'shoe fits, move i Tenor to Star I' due a tor and admInistrator. on a number of college sum- t f t t Auto Club. Auto CIl!i During his 11 years in Grosse mer school staffs including par s 0 s ree s, SUMMER :With Syntphony Pointe we have seen our edu~ Michigan, Wisconsin, Syracuse Leah's suggestion was accept- and where they're [!, caUonal s y s t e m strengthened and Western Michigan. ed by the Council. They confidently kno Valter Poole will return to tre~endously-all while we ex- The Bushongs have a family eat and what to do if the Detroit Symphony Orch- penenced our greatest growth. .of four daughters, two of whom I estra's podium this week to have married. Betsy, 12, and F1SHERMAN ROBBED Prot.ect your provider' ('onduct frec con c e r t s next Kathy, 11, will make the move Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- Farms police recorded a com- him into your nearby Erosion to Hawaii with their parents as plaint from Joseph Ripfel of day at 8:15 p.m. in the Music Dr. Bushong takes up his new 80 the next time he'.! Shell at the Michigan State 374 Fisher road, on Tuesday, I r responsibilities next fall. Their , F3irgrounds. (Continued from Page 1) June 26, in which he stated I many friends and acquaintances that s()meone broke into his 22- AUTOMOBI The noted Michigan tenor' included in the specifications will regret their departure very foat $portsman boat,. docked at much. ~,' Joseph MazzoHni will be Tues- 'I for boat dock installation be- the Municipal .Pier-Pl1rk, and day's soloist singing arias from , it f It th t th I -I1Itt: Massenet's "Manon" and Bi~ cause was e a ey The board of education will stO'le two Muskie fishing reels proceed immediately to seek a and other equipment. Tot a I ,zet's "Carmcn." IVlazzolini now! could be installed as the need replacement to carryon the value of the lQSSis $66, he said. living in St. Johns, has 'often' arose. work Dr. Bushong has super- appeared in movies and on tele-! ' * * vision and made ext ens i veIn the past few months, how- vised so long. Help from lead- Frank Sandusky of 995 Not- MEN'S CLOTHING VISIT OR PHONE yel ing u n i vel' sit i e s and other tours in opera ~h r 0 ugh 0 u t ever, the problem has become tingham, cadled Park police on sources will be solicited and i Europc an dthe United States. acute. Qne' woman has already Tuesday. June 26, and stated Dr. Bushong will lend every as- that someone br()ke into his I FURNISH~NGS, SHOES GROSSE POllj Gordon Staples, the Qrch- fallen b,etw~en t~e. bank .and sistance possible to insure that estra's summer cl)llcertmaster, a dock, .uckily wlth no serlOUS garage during the weekend of 15415 E. the quality education system he June 23-24, and took twO' grass will be featured Thursday play~ consequences. helped build will continue to shears and a hedge clip-per. MEN'S CLOTHING ..... 10% to 40% Off PtiOHE: ing Saint-Saens' "Introduction In committee level discus~ function at the same high level. Total value of the loss is $10, ~ and Rondo Capriccioso." The sions, Petersen and the City Yel!r 'round I!nd summer suits, sport coats, pr,ogr~m ';rill i n c Iud e ~cllU-l Engineers agreed that approxi- and slacks. mann s S~mphony No. 4 m D mately nine docks would even- minor. tually need some sort of ramp , Saturday night the Orchestra approach. Sin<~p.then, there' has A Phone MEN'S FURNISHINGS ..• 10% to 40% Off ------.-1 will salute the Republic of been considerable erosion in The I Favorite TU. 6-1330 Franct' as it celebrates Bastille the dock area, until, at. the Business and sport shirts, robes, neckwel!r, Day with a program of music present time, about half of the With Woods For beachwear, hose and handkerchiefs. FACTORY FABRI by Frcnch composers. Included existing docks need immediate Grosse Carry Out I will be Ravel's "Pavane pour relief, and the other half will HABITANT uue infante d e fun t e" with soon be faced with the same Pointers Kitchen Service MEN'S SHOES •...... 10% to 10% Off ca French horn solo by Robert problem. At some of the docks, for lasting beautYI pi Fries. . the distance is already two to Johnston t!lnd Murphy and Freeman. The Orchestra's concerts at I two-and-a-half feet from shore A Smart Restaurant with a secluded dining room , the Fairgrounds are underwrit- I to dock. "Best-looking home in the neigh~ when they see beautiful Habital l ten by The D e t l' 0 i t Edison MEN'S HATS 30% Off Comp~ny, National Bank of De- Want Land I.'rotected USE WALK THRU FROM REAR PARKING GROUNDS house and grounds. Habitaor Fell troit, and The Music Perform- George Young, 788 Haw- from dogs, thoughtless childrer ance Trust Funds of The Re- thorne, a boat-owner, told the Daily store hours: 9:00 to 5:30 children and pelS safe at home. :--1 cording Industries on recom- Council tha~ t!le reside~ts are icreen fences that afford maximLl mendation by 'The Detroit Fed- very appreclatlye of the docks, All Ni9htl picket designs .. " faaory fabric~ cration of Musicians but are concerned about ero- 80 Kerchev~1 - on the Hill I . sion, and asked what was being • Come in and see us today, we done to salvage the existing 19261 MACK AVE. Next to Woods Theater-Grosse pointe living area and install Habitaor land. I He was informed that the' ~~ - I engineers have already con- 'I''''', =~_...~ .. I sulted the Drainage Board, and ~ the City plans to begin work on a retaining wall to protect I the land around the' swimming pool next fall. The City is now working on a plan to protect dock area land, and will pro- pose relief measures to the Drainage Board as soon as all details are completed. The Council authorized im- .. ~. mediate construction of tem- .• ,', ';0, porary ramp approaches, to be paid for out of the Boat Dock May borrow"on, Utility Fund, and directed the -,.'> . Parks and Recre'ation Commit- tee to begin an. immediate theirg tgI1ofulu2'alon(, study of ways and means to , '. . < . . • .:.' construct permanent ramp ap- proaches and prevent further MAN UFACTU RERSloans mon~y to niosf~iiy;;p~r:sOf\foy:~o.st:a~y:::pi.t~.:'..::::: shoreline etosion. I 207'60 HARPER ~~:e~~~{;;~n~i:~~:/~::~:::;:::ro:~~a;o~~%~~:~~~~~~~~~I~t"~$61,676 CONTRACT The Farms council on Mon- day, July 2, awarded a $61,676 contract to the Jess M. Gregory MANUFACTURER"$"J~:i~n~~~~r~~i.i~~Contracting company, for the bituminous recapping of Ker- cheval, Moran, Morass, Grosse Mack Near Lochmoor Jefferson E. at Coplin Pointe boulevard and McMil- Warren E. at' Three Mile Drive lan. The firm was the' lowest of six bidding companies that THE ...... '.' .... ".:';',.':::', "'. ,,' offered to do the job .
~--~------~------~---- ~" ~ ".' • ~ ~. J. . :-:... .-. . . ROSE MAN : .' ~ ~'. .'.- BRINGS INVEST~gate ••• Is there a second generation YOU ••• Bethlehem Steel Corp. saver in your family? nation's largest shipbuilder " ..' Second generation savers like Janie Sutherland get the Bethlehem Steel is the second largest steel enterprise. real "red carpet treatment" at First Federal Oscar Steelmaking facilities of 23 million tons are located in .Berglund, vice-president and Highland Park branch New York-Pennsylvania-and 3 West Coast plants. At manager, is pictured giving Janie a savings passbook of her own. And our hats are off to savings customers like Sparrows Point, Maryland, Bethlehem has the largest .YEAR Mrs. 'William Sutherland, Janie's mother (above), who steel plant in the world. The company has 11 yards for set such a fine savings example for their youngsters. from bot constmction of ships and also can repair ships at these Encouraging people to save is our principal reason for points. They are also a major fabricator and erector of being in business. We make it easy for you-no mini. structural steel, and a leading maker. of freight cars, mum balance is needed-open your 8.CCOontwith as ~os~HOME SERVICE castings, ordnance, and oil well equipment. For com. little as $1 and add any amount you wish, whenever Guaranteed, professiont plete infonnlltion on Bethlehem Steel or other stocks you wish. Every dollar of yom savings earns at 4% against moths, ants, ca and bonds, call or stop in at either office-naturally, a YEl8.l' cur:ttmt rate, paid and compounded quarjmIy., (Y00. don~ have to wait a year to get earnings.) there is never an obligation. 4% spiders and other insec Your savings at First Federal are insmed ro $10,000 365 days a year! by Federal Savings cmd Loan Insurance CorporatioD. Earnings start the first of each month on money added fREEDOM FROM Moths by the 10th-you get 10 bon~ days of earnings heret i. Roaches • and other p CHECK THESE FEATURE:; and materials • Conve 8uhl Building, Detroit 26 Bloomfl.ld Hills, Mich. WOodward 5-1122 JOrdan 604650 Enterprls. 6209 (Dial "0") Midwest 7.Q900 Kercheval near St. Clair, Grosse Pointe ROSE-Since 1860 8401 W. Chicago Detroit 4, Mich.
r \'-' • JI .\ - - .... ' .:;, (. ( ...... _------_ .._------_ ..._...... =_._----~_.------_.~------.-- July 5, 1962 Thursday, July 5. 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three tl Stolen (:ar ------~------~ -~------~ ~-- ._- ... _- with the Farms Fire Depart- Freak Accident Injures Cyclist and II'as notified that T'lVO Hurt W'llen Cu,r Hits ment ambulance. Harbinger of Summer Shores Traffic was on tlH' stolcn list. Hurt were F'ireman James e checked the car for MacIntosh, 35, of 19259 Ray. Violators Pay SaHy DetwiJer, II, of 240 his path on her bicycle. l.ints, but the thi£'f had Ambula,nce at Crash. Scene mond, who suffered cuts about Kenwood, narrowly escaped be- Lomasnev said that he ap- , thorou~h jab of remo\"- the face and an injured shoul- Mario A. Agosta of 1350 ing hit by a panel truck at plied his b~akes, and the gutter :nts frofll the car. A 1"al''11s,fireman a~d;~~~~.l-shol'~.----;ccident on Saturday, der; and Miss Josephine Joy, South Renaud, was found guilty Kercheval and Fisher, on wed-, broke loose and hit the girl on Df'troit traffic \'iolation man were lTIJured In a Lake June ~O. when :I cal' collided 20, of 1615 North River road, of two counts of traffic viola~ nesd~y, June 27, but suffcre~ a the I€"fj, thigh, inflieting the ------.~-~-----~---_._----- four-lOch gash on the th1gh wound ,I ;lS found ir. the glove St. Clair, who suffered in- Uon by S h a I' e s Judge John I t;!1er.t Df thc car, dated juries about the face when she Gtllis at a court hearing held from an eavestrough th.at siJd! Wit.nesses verified his stat.e- 186:2. but the car , struck the windshield of the car on Monday, June 25. from the top of the vehIcle. I ment. and he was released with- when informed of this. ,I in whieh she was a passenger. Agosta was found guilty of DrIver of the truck, Glenn J. out charge afte'r making a state- ( that he had not been Both were taken to Cottage driving 45 miles an hour on Lomasney, 31, of 31531 Elodie. ment. "Olt f~r SC'\Tral years. Hospital for treatment. Lake Shol'e, and driving while Fraser, told Farms police that The girl was taken to Bon '.,0ctor sent a reprC'senta- The driver of the <:ar, Eu- his license was revoked. he was starting up, after the Secours Has pit a 1 by police, (!:'i'-C' his car back Does Your gene W. Lewis, III, 21, of 1023 On the first offense, Judge light turned green at the inter- ,where 20 stitches were applied YOl'kshire. was issued a ticket ... Gillis imposed a fine and court section, when Sally peda'led into \ t.o c,lose the gash. for not having his car under f:~. . ' ,~. costs of $20, six months proba~ contl'oi and causing an injury tion with no driving the first 30 accident. days; and on the second, $50 The collision was witnessed fine and costs, one year proba- :It.'~- '.~(~" ...."~:-~~~;;;; Husband Ask ~~. .':I!";~~.~~~~~~~~,. ,~ by persons. including Farms , .;.' tion, no d l' i v i n g for four Patrolmen William Fowler and ~ ~ . , "',: months, and two days in the Marvin Krebs, who were at the ~~'.'\:.~i village JaiL scen~ of another accident in r ., Marvin Shelton of 19456 Buf- Directions? front of St. Faul-on-the-Lake .' . ~~.: ~,.~,.~Just Arrived! ~,',.',"" falo, Detroit, was found guilty Shore Catholic Church. of speeding 75 miles an hour Would your husband rather take a drink The officel's said the ambu- on Lake Shore, and ordered to lance was traveling east on ,...... A wide selection of cool d2cron* lQt from the radiator than stop and ask where pay a fine and court costs of Lake Shore and slowed to make $50, or spe-nd 10 days in the he is and where to go? Does the Christopher ::.. and wool, and, dacron *, wool and 1!1 a left turn when hit in the Detroit House of Correction., Columbus of YOIl! family "discover" l'ight real' by Lewis' car. The The money was paid. i mohair suits, made just for us by ambulance's flashel' was on, the l.t> <= ,. detours, disappointments and discomforts? officers said. i:; ....,' .' .James F. Casslly of 12551: Longview, Detroit, was placed Oakloom. Charcoal grey, olive, '... Danlage to the all1bulance \vas ~~.,::'.:'~ I'"'.", If the shoe fits, move your mate to join the un probation for six months e~ estimated at about $150; and to 1" ~. ,', ... during which he. must pay $10 ~ brown and navy. Auto Club. Auto Club members know how Lewis' car, about $200."'" a month until his fine of $40 .~ and where they're going before they go! 'fhe an1bulancc ,,,as returning ~;. I .... is paid, He was found guilty ~ *DacrOTI SPECIALLY PRICED a", .. They confidently know where to sleep and to the scene of lhe first acci- of speeding 60 miles an hour on ' 'M. po/yesln- fjbr. ,AT 75.00- . eat and what to do if trouble comes. dent after taking Roger Tay. ~~;.,~i;i.;(:i:LL)~,• Lak-e Shore. , lor. 20, of 2250 Seminole, De- ~1P tI'oit, to Bon Secours Hospital, k" h" Remo Spica of 2665 Fairview. ~ ~ Protect your provider's pride by persuading "I can lick this any clay of the wee' says t IS I l' . I for treatment of a cut fOl'e- I' Detroit, arrested for 1ttenng him into your nearby Auto Club office now ! head. The cut requil'ed 11 youngster with an expression that indicates he hopes while driving on Lake Shore, ~.~' 'WHITIN-G'S ,~~-= I 80 the next time he'll know before he goes, i stitches to close. there will be a challenge. Summer is really here when was found guilty and paJd a ~ 1I.J...I ~ , ' Taylor was driving west on fine and court costs of $35, the man comes around with the ice cream sticks. Lake Shore and lost control .._~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Gary J. Krieg of 15562 Chesl- - ?JIIIa WQZt ~. AUTOMOBILE CLUB I ~' ~ I of his automobile, which leaped 11'UJl., East Detroit, paid a fine ;,;~, 520 WOODWARD fiSHER BUILDING ~ -I~ the curb and crashed into a fire Woods Counc:l ".Jt Hassle and court costs of $25, rather I hydrant. He was cut by flying I; than spend five days in jail. He ~J WO 2.1456 TIt 3.8440 : windshield glass. was found guilty of speeding ~'... Closed Saturdays, July 7 throu'llh August 25 ~= !, I Damage to the youth's car Ove'r IJlsltraJtce Awards 50 miles an hour on Lake ...... 7 MILE NEAR LI'iERNOIS-UN 4.2600 ~ ~ <. was estimated at $300. and to I Shore. .... C(os.d Monday., July 2 throu'll~ August 27 ..~ tNG VISIT OR PHONE YOUR NEAREST OfFICE I the hydrant, $100. ---~-.---- Bary Meda ()I[ 1069 Canton, , 1\'1 a c I n to s h. with Fire~an The Grosse Pailnte Woods Manney admitted this, but Detroit, accused of driving 451 1 Robert Roland, was returmng, City Council Monday night was I said that his prim~ry concern miles an hour on Lake Shor~,! =- ~..".~...... ~. < HOES i tu the scene to check the hy- 1 .' was to save the C1ty's money failed to come to court and hI';;I GROSSE POINTE DIVISION '''It-:-:- ... ~--- ."*d' r""t ...... "."...... ~ --...... :<" ;•• c!rant, when hit by Lewis. Ro- 1 charged with aetm~ Illegally I and that under Nationwide's I bond of $20 was forfeitted : ~.=:j!'=~~~~~".. 15415 E. JeffersOft I land escaped injury, in awarding a "Com~med .Co.~- new rati~g system savin<1s to ' PttONE: 821-8000 I ~----- prehen~ve Au~mo~le L~b~~ the Woods ~~d he con~d~-I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- I t~ Insurance an? ~?mprehen- able. Manney told the Counci, ~MeoseJ,~ GARAGE ENTERED S1ve General LlahIhty Insur- th t . h' .. d sport coats, i , tha a. m IS OpInlOn, re-a ver~ i Bctty William~ of 860 South ance' con~ract to other . n tising would be wasteful, as he I Oxford. compiamed to Woods the low b1dder. After heal'm~ knew who would get the con- I police on We'dnesday, June 27, the facts of the case, CounCIl tract anyway on the basis of 'LIGHT AS YOUR SHIRT °0 to 40% Off ------I that someone entered the ga- voted unanimously to ,throw out previous bids. , rage on her property and took aU bids and re-advert1se on the , ne=kwe~r, : a low pressure paint sprayer basis of new specifications. I McCarthy saId he would like iefs. i valued at $21' and a one-third D M C th t f 1'1 to have Manney working for FACTORY FABRICATED ; horsepowe'r e'l e c t r i c motor .A ... M'C/1'1 t'~~~;CO him if he were able, as he said, i worth $25 She said both items M1chigan th u uCa l,a U11 Yd thO" to predict low bids. . accused e ounCI l an e I 00 to 30% Off HABITANT CEDAR FENCE 'I were attachf'9- to a home made City.Comptroller, Russel Man- The Council voted to re~ad- : wooden platform. ney, Jr., of vd.olating the City vert i s.e, this time including eman. for lasting beauty, prote.ction and privacy ------charter by accepting and recom- the ratmg system used by ; Men who learn to think be- mending a bid bj' Nationwide Nationwide in the specifications. "Best. looking home in the neighborhood" - that's what they'll say : come masters of those who do I Mutual Insurance Co., based on Councilman David H. Fairless ...... 30°'0 Off when they see beautiful Habitant natural wood fence around your : not. I specifications other than those blamed the pntire mix-up on house and grounds. Habitant Fence protects your lawn and garden ~~..- ._~-_ .._._--~---- advertised and distributed by the Insurance Committee's prac- from dogs, thoughtless childten and trespassers, keeps your own ' CAMP the Woods' Administrative De- tice of allowing last-minute re- o to 5:30 childten and pets safe at home. Sryles range from high. tight woven partment. vised specifications or additions, HIKE N and requested that. from now $Creen fences that afford maximum privacy [0 low sDaced lattice and Mann y. ,stated that, under a on. a COU;llcil member be ap- picket designs ... factory fabricated to fit YOMr exact ground plan. IDEAL FOR HUNTING, 7 11:ew ~atlDg system used by Na- pointed to sit in, as observer, the Hill Come in and see us today, we -.,rill be glad to plan your outdoor FISHING and HIKING Biggest v"lue In tlOnw1de, the Wood~ would ~ave on Insurance Committee meet- lIving area and instal! Habitant Fence to your exact ground plan. America todayl money by accepting. ~atlOn- ings. Come In - try wide's bid although, b1ddmg on on a pair today1 the specifications as advertised, Benjamin W. Pinkes. Mayor Nationwide was approximately pro tern, was appointed 1n- $15 higher than Michigan Mu- surance Committee observ~r. tua1. ------McCarthy charged that. legal- For lasting progress we must ly, the Woods was bound to put our schools into life, and life into our schools. accept the low bid on the speci- fications as advertised and dis- tributed by its Administl'ative Department, I McCarthy cla'imed he talked, LAMP .. with Manney prior to the Coun- , - 'K~i ' , '( '. ~ I cil meeting at which the con- I tract was awarded, and was told TROUBLE ..~~~\" " ~ ' "';.: '\' .• _ t that the low bid (his own) would ,. 0, ;.' " be 'recommended. According to ~ring it to us! McCarthy, Manney stated there was only one problem: City 'dlal;ta,,! '- ,~ Attorney Julius Berns felt that WE CAN the Workmen's Compensation carrier should get the contract. • CHESTER Nationwide is the Woods' • FOUNTAINE FENCE CO. Workmen's Compensation car- BOOT SHOP rier. Raise or 15911 ,East Warren 20760 HARPER TU 1-8863 at lluekingham McCarthy also accused Man- the base. TU 5-0863 ney oj' telephoning Nationwide, after the bids had been opened, IF IT'S A to verify one bid which seemed high. LAMP WE
DRIVER ACCUSED Can Fix It George Wichman of 29843 -~ Taylor, St. Clair Shores, was ticketed by Woods police on Ollig THE Tuesday, June 26, fot' driving while his license was revoked. Electric Shop He was stopped toy police who ROSE MAN observed him driving through 17222 E. WARREN AVE. the alley behind tile Public opp, E, Warren' Bowling Alleys e Safety Building without car TU 1.1977 PalmJJed BRINGS lights. ZEPHYR WEIGHT YOU ••• I ! / SALE .YEAR 'ROUND FREED.OM Moving to New Location Big Discounts on TAtLORED BY JhIm Bendt ea from bothersome ants - and other pests Artists' ,Materials Now! Enjoy freedom from costly, harm. ~osr: HOME SERVICE OFFERS YOU "Light as your shirt" and just as easy to match with slacks. Now, no matter ful home insect pests'. Rose Home Service Drafting Supplies what Palm Beach Zephyr Weight Sportcoat you choose. we've got slacks to Guaranteedl professional protection against moths, ants, carpet beetles, brings researched, scientific protection Hobby Sets match! This fine coat features new fabrics. textures and wel!lves. And. it's so into your home ••• and keeps it there Sculpture and Wood Carving Tools 1i9ht.~ei9ht. you'll hardly know you're weal'ing e stitch! We've got quite a spiders and other insect pests .. selection-one that deserves your immediate inspection • aU year for only pennies a day! 365 days a year! 95 FREEDOM FROM Moths • Ants e Spiders • Carpet Beetles • Mice • Crickets Palette .Available in Regulars, Shorts, Longs, X-longs Just 5],9 • Roaches • and other pests CHECK THESE FEATURES Scheduled scientific applications • Modern equipment 'Art Center and materials • Convenient-Safe-Economical • Prompt, courteous service 141 39 E. Jefferson 17012 Kercheval Open Thurs., Till 9 ~te ROSE-Since .i860 Callthe Rose Man- Near Chalmers at Notre Dame Free Parking , 8401 W. Chicago ItOSlrC::~' A DIVISION OF ROSE Hours: 9 to 6 Daily Detroit 4, Mich. HOME SERVICE EXTERMINATOR CO. TE4-9300
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Thursday, July 5. 1962 5, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five . 1'11£' man who sC'eks faultless I Folks always like a good Irl<'nds rem;! ins fOI"('ver friend- Iloscr~if t he money comes their This week, Mr. Boesch is for.-nation who has our dog," lc;.s. I \\"a:; Slams Into Rear Hospital Drive. Family Grieves For Lost Beagle running another ad. It reads: The number to call is TU t"or:~rC'le payin~ , - ._-- "Will party call again ab~ut in- 2-6939. Of Stopped Car Goes Over Top A boy has lost his dog. William J. Boesch household, .-1 Inters;late I;; THE WORLD'S ..,.;lwrn :'.1khi~an FINEST FANCAKES "' "Jeff," a male beagle with 1412 Devonshire, since Tues- A ticket for reckless driving A $36,000,000 program of en- bl!lck, brown and white mark. 'l'! (If l\\"o-lane. day evening, June 26, For more ings, has been missing from the : ,-reI (' pa':emC'nt and causing an accident was largement and modernization of than a we-ek, his mastCT and the issued to George William Par- metropolitan area hospitals has whole family have been wo-rry- Yancey's Hair Fashions .'r,C' day, kin. 1547 Sunningdale, on Sat- been assured by the success of Car Motorcycle ing about him, waiting for him Air Conditioned -; flrst telension uI'day, June 3D, following a the Metropolitan Detroit Build- , to return . Irene Hall, prop. ;.~;.t('m on a two-car collision at the Jeffer- ing Fund drive, sparke~ in large Fieure in Crash I Last weck, Mr. Boef;ch ran an Advanced Hair Styling and Permanent Wa :0 (\pf'ration
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Clair will Suitable awards will be given a, the Farms Pi~r checkroom or someone broke into his car gatehouse on or before 6 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 96, Grosse be again churned to the boiling to first, second, and third pJ.>ce parked at the rear of the :'oIack We,' Friday, .July 20. Now Open Thurs. Eves. till 9 MIchigan's lower peninsula is ing notes for his novel, "Oak P . t M . I Ch finlsher.s in the Girls Division, address and stole a radio \'alupd I locat., r Olll e 1 emona urch, re- point during the 'Sixth Annual Junl'or 130Ys D I'vis ion, and ENJOY FINANCIAL FREEDOM It can begin with a savings account at Standard Federal where every dollar you save before July 10th earns from July 1st. Savings earn at the 'worthwhile current rate of 4% paid four times a year, •. on September 30, December 31, March 31 and June 30. JlISIT THE PHIl ENJOY PERSONAL FREEDOM A Standcrd Federal savings account gives you perso~al independence. It helps you acquire and enjoy the things you Will BE CILOSED when you join Chet Samps: desire, within your means. and il provides freedom from fear of emergencies, of the world. Leave Nover freedom to travel . , , freedom to set your own savings goal and reach it. SATURDAY'S~ •• cember 17. A.rou'1d $2,50(1 ENJOY FREEDOM FROM WORRY Your money is safe at Standard. All CHET SAM' savings are insured ~p to :li10,OOOby the Federal Savings and Loan In- July 7' thru AlJlg. 11 surance Corporation. And you get the additional protection of Standard', . number 100 sound management policies, plus reserves of more than $16,000,000. . 'd4. .. Savzngs earn 4%,urr.nl paz t~mesa year t'01& So +ha+ all of us may enjoy a longer MAIN OFFICE: weekend during the summer months, Jacobson's GRISWOLD AND JlFFERSON BRANCH OFFICES: will be closed all day Saturdays ... July 7, 14, 21, 28, 17540 GRAND RIVER near Southfield 25712 GRAND RIVERat Beech Road August 4, I I. Store hours on all other days w',11rem th 16841 SCHAEFERROAD S, of McNichols am e same ••• 10641 JOY ROAD 1 block E. of Meyers 16530 lAST WARREN at Outer Drive 9:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Thursday, open 9:30 d. m. to 9:00 p. m. 11600 KELLYROAD and WhiUler , 1406 N, WOODWARD 1 block S. 12 Mile Rd. .J' OFFICE I MClIn Of9lce: MClnday thru T"l.'udClY 9:00 AM-4:OO PM, and flrldQY 9.00 AM-61OO PM HOURS 8, Thursday, July 5. 1962 Page Seven sday, July 5, 1962 ~.--'~------~.~~~-~.- GROSSE POINTE NEWS L.\RCE:;o.;y COMPLAINT \ R \\ ;111:1m F. Bakel'. 35. of, eports $2,500 Farms Neutral Exchange Club Club Day Calup Gets' Under Way Diver Injured At City Pool ! !l:>ll 'Tal'k avenue, pf'rsonally [I Ring M. . The bov dove from the high \!! C:1:i'll'.' :l;\I~t \)£, received The Neighborhood Club sum~ with Carol Currin as head City police officers Duncan -"j'prtcd to Woods poli~ that. lsslng In Tax Fight Set to Install dIving bo'ard at Neff Memorial . :h' Llr:;1" Pier checkroom or mer Day Camp is off t.o a won- camper; Ramblers with Char- MacEachern and William Wal- .,>I1H'llnr broke into his car! Park and hit bottom, cutting the ()ll derful camping trip around lene Schlitt in command and .!('h"\I'<' "1' 1JeforE' 6 p.m. ;';I!'keC! etllull1cing d prices -._--_ .._----_.~--~------~ BEGIN ON MONDAY! JULY SALE .with SLASHED 30% to 50% Our Perfect Ten 10.00 spring and summer merchandise at great CHECK US FOR MANY, MANY OUTSTANDING VALUES. savings! ALSO in.ctudes ten permanent curls tmd set. or a * Winter Coats * Snowsuits Jackets Shampoo and Set KILGOR5 AND HURD * 4.00 TU 2-8070 number 92 YOUNG CLDiTHES, INC. includes color 1'inse. numbe..r 110 lHondays only! 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Reacl By Bill Bullard This week saw more excite- pal of the Upper School at I Carpenter ha lust been sighted ment in the league when Steve phet as Hess put down the .,. and would be safe. The contest Mack at Somerset WOODS-SHORES , Columbus 6 9 0 A season of progress towards the goal of swimming Harms Of the Red Legs came Automott've in order t'n the ft'rst Grosse Pomte UOlverslty• School, J't seIf receIve'd an m1.eres' t'mg _------_ i Couple Spec:J I Richmond 3 11 1 t b th t f th three through with another exc~llent and his youngsters took a 2-0 has heen apPoInted chairman of a~d new twist at the hands of ! By :\lax S. Crowder excellence appears 0 e e prospec or e . Reception i, I performance, pHching a no-hit lead but it was short-lived. Be- the Committee on Academic: Mr. RoberL'i, who di~tributed . ". 9 2 With the start of the third Grosse Pointe teams in the Michigan Inter-Club Swrm- game against the Bosox.!I,'l de- cause the aged and exp..:rienced Standards of the newly formen index card'i to the students in par' ,In Just t\\ 0 \\ e~ks th,£' L 6 I ro,lOd. "away 1-(0 those Giants" rning Association. I feat Lee Haller 7-2. In their Automotive league old s t e r s National Association of Inde- the audienf;e. In Chri.; Little League se.lSon 10 the! ~Tuesda\' 4-1 over the Reds. Lochmoor Club nnd Country She is still in the eight and other game the Red Legs didn't came roaring back in the second pendent Schools. Other member:,> Wpods-Shores will be hIstory.' '" (In' d'~'. 4-2 over the In: Club of Detroit are entering under age group this season. 'tt f i::ach on(' was asker! to identl- Henry Bour: . \'1 jl be .. t' es,,~. farc so well as the Cards storm- inning to score five times as 0 f tl1e comml ee, as 0 now, The league r IlillllplOns \. cliRns' 'lnd Frida\' 8-1 over the their third seasons under the Her sister, Leslie, also won Provencal rc. . d h inter Grosse ',.' '. . . ed to a 16-3 win with Rick the Silver Fox-Dick Keller are Mrs. Alexander Crane, fy the 12 passages to be read, determine, t c - T, YRnkees in a one-hitter pitched direction of Coach Roy Poul- the freestyle race in her dlvls- Levette the winner over Art sprinted around to score, as did Headmistress of Abbot Acade- all 12 being the opening para- of the Ed\va:' Pointe's toum£'y \nll get und£'r, bv Jim l\lcFat'lane. The Yankees lIot and Coach Hal Willard, re- ion but is moving up to the Nicholl and Skip Przelomski. Unti, Burke, the big ihird basc- my, Hart Fessenden, Headmas- graph or 1wo from thdr sepa- For the r W:1Y. ;md t?(' sectIOnal pl~yO:f~ t \~('re in there battling all the spectivcly, and are continuing 15-16 year old competition this The Cards took their second man Marstiller, the big first tel' of The FessenderJ School, rate books The object WilS to chose a carr \nll st;l1:t. So. willie th~ rcgu al I wa\' but even a double play their upward climb in swlm- season. Besides capturing the game of the week from the baseman, and Law, the big and Anthony V Barber, Head- see which person or class could Now Playinlj g st'ason IS r;~pldly eon:m t,o a I didn't help. The play was a line ,ming circles. Grosse Pointe freestyle 'event, Leslie was sec- Indi'ans in a close one 11-9 as second bas e man. Catcher master of The Lawrence School. amass the greatest number ot de soie gowr Academy Award Winner ,Alencon lac clost'. there Is sllll lots of Little drive bv Mark Brprht, Giants, Yacht Club, a long-time power ond in backstroke. Dale Dlietrich took the measure George Sinning of the All- E~-officio members are Dr.j "right" an,wers. The 12 books LC3gUt' bas('ball, to be plaYNi. to Malt Courtnev, first base, in the Inter-Club League, is Other Lochmoor fin a 1i s t s of Jim Mackey, but these In- American team showed his good Francis Parkman and Miss. chosen were MOby Dick, Cheap- Sophia Loren : iridescent l=- \\"ith the clOSln" of one s£'a-' d t th b S h It b d Bill , , .,.. 'd B'Il' Yankf.'es. and then a tag-out by aiming at renewe s l' en g were Bo c a 'en ran, dians have served notice that sportsmanship by smiling at all Esther 0 s goo d respectively er by the Dozen, Huckleberry "TWO WOMEN" ,lands of th.' "n so Imn:lTICnt. :I:esl e~t .1, 'Courtnev of Pete Wittstock, under a new coach, Rob Smith. Nolan, Kate Zosel, Sally Clarke, they are not to be taken lightly the runners who passed him in president arid ex~cutive secre- Finn, Reb(~cca. A Tale of Two For Mature Adults Only! embelli.,hed ' :,l('\"l'rs. ot the \';oods-ShOles I '. ~ - In addition to these three and Anne Zosel. , ' I' d a ('"IllI Gldnts. as they knocked off the Yan- this hectic inning. The AlI- tary of the association. Cities, A Diary of a Young Girl, skirt which ~ Lltt Ie Lea"ul'. las ISSU(, , , i . . Inter-Club teams, Grosse Pointe kees 9-3 behind Frank Bernacki American team w~th Shannon, * For Whom the Bell Tolls. The to his hoard of governors to: On Tucsday. tlw Phllhes won Hunt Club is plaill1ing to swim Nine Finalists at GPYC * * . pr~ss train. as Sutter suffered the setback. "tart n1aklllg pr('parat~ons for: a clos~'. one o\'e~ the R('d. S.OX, an independent schedule with Grosse Pointe Yacht Club has DiNoto, and Andy Bradley kept The following students par- Good Earth, Pride il.nd Preju- Starling Sunday A wide pet, Tne Yankees of Mutual Trust the 1%3 scason. Certatnly one' 3-2. wltn Seth Bidwell. PhIlhes, its fir~t-year coaches, Bill Hof- nine finalists b;:.ck to bolster picking away and closed the ticipated in the Annua} Oral dice, IOUI' Town, The Grapes of Laurence Harvey - Jane Fond" her bouffant Life Insurance showed their ap wh"""' Unti werut to the buJ11 R d. C t t f g d W:-aLl, and The Adventures of ()f the rea,;ons for the excel-! th.~ winning pitcher. also hit- fa and. Ted Bonneau. its hopes of improving on its g ...... ea mg on es or ra es Tom Saw T"r Anne Baxter she carried st, spirit as they recovered to back lent. and v('ry su('c('ssful 1962! ting and fit'lding cxcellently. In Two Open Season Today fifth place finish in the Inter- pen for help then Marstiller, 10-12 sponsored by Dr. Hugh I j .. Barbara Stanv.'Yck . centered with Phil Morrison with at. 11-6 sea:,on was th(' strong advance i the home run categary, Don Lochmoor and the Yacht Club C 1u b championships. Leading Blohm and Neil held them down Stalker, former school physician * * ~ "Walk On The Wild Si~e" ! Carrying wi win over Alger Hess of the plannm" preceding the current! :\1001'1.'. 'fir-ers. had one Wed- open their seasons this after- the returning veterans is Kathy for Grey .Noble to settle the at G.P.U.S.: Anne Leach and I At the Boys Athletic Awards Phillies. Recommended for Adults Only: and blue cor' :'f'ason. ,\ny Woods-Shorrs resi-, nesday and on(' Friday, while noon and evening with the Cross who received a trophy issue once and for all with a tre- Larry Mannin.g,. grade 10; Linda I Day recently at Grosse Pointe : maid of honm Thc Phdllies continued their c1i'nt \\ ho would like to partid- I Ernie Volaric, Indians, picked toughest competition in the last season for scoring more mendous blast to right field for Heller and Wilham Hope, grade University School. in addition __ ~. __ ; bride's sister slump as Chuck Kretschmer Date in thiS growing and re-, up one on Thursday. league. Detroit Boat Club, de- points in dual meets than any his second home run in two 11; Jeanne W'Orley and Danford I ts the regular letter wmners, -----.------. blue silk shl their pit.cher absorbed a 9-7 loss ~\'ardmg actidty with youth is: Friday. tilt' Reds took a very fending Inter-Club champIon, other girl in the Blue League. years and this s-ets a new league Piggins, grade 12. Judges for the folJowmg boys won special .l"AMUUS CASTUSESE overskirt and to the Bosox. I ask~'d to call E, H. (Bil1ll\leYNs. : close one 6-5 from the Tigers will bring its squad to the Kathy placed second in the record. It was a good game and the event were Mrs. Charles B. honors. l\els Olson won the Ed- CHINESE FOODS of corn flo' Standings for the Week fun for all, especially those of Gorey, J., and faculty members wards Tr'Jphy for the most TL" 1-4805, for further inforl11a- t with Hal Messacar the winning Lochmoor pool tonight at 7 50-meter breaststroke event by I at phinium and W L us in the Automotive League Mrs. Irep.e Rosenfeld and David I valuable player award. The tion about the opportunities in. oitchl'r. Hank Kinsey told us o'clock. Earlier in the day at .2 of a second as Peggy Wirth HONG KONG Dre<;sed lik. the 1963 5£'ason. ' "his ReJs were on the move." 4:30 o'clock. Inter-Club 1961 of Red Run set an Inter-Club Cards 2 o who enjoyed the post game I ArneI'. The program began 10 a I G.P.U.S. baseball squad won the were the attl' Red Legs 1 LE.-\GL'E SL\NDINGS As "Triple A" comes to an runner-up Detroit Golf Club record. 1 festivities at the home of Peg most dramatic fashion because Detroit Country Day School- Joy. Nancy K. end we hay£' a play-off for sec- will invade the Yacht Club pool Jim Lozelle, John Schoen- Indians 1 1 and Stan Loeffler, courtesy of Donald Roberts, who was pre- D. Lynn Da\V~" Yankees 1 1 the All-American team. I siding, brought the news to the J (Continued on Page 1') Chop Suey zel, of Lees ~ :Satlonal League ond haH winner and a possible f"r a meet. herr, Ann Whyte, Chris Barnes, 1 ------~------~----~' ----. -~ ---- Team W L Pet. re-play if San Diego takes Country Club of Detroit does Helen Howe, Krista VanHamm, Bosox 1 CARRY OUT SERVlCE Leigh Trac Phillies 0 1 Braves 15 2 .882 Seattle in the brpaking of the not open its season until next Jim Rohde and Kathy Paddon 2 Phone TU 2-0102 cousin was " Cardinals 14 3 .823 second half tie. Sunday. 'The Co u n try Club are the other Yacht Club vet- Automotive League Hours: Sun thru Fr1. white organd Pirates 10 7 .588 On Monday, Bart Kennedy, swimmers are scheduled to con- erans. Our first half season was 12:~ Noon to 9 p.~. with a small "Giants 8 8 .500 Seattle. pitched a spectacular test with Plum Hollow in an Had Good First Year ended Monday night as Shalla Sat.. 12:30Noon thru 11:00 p.m. attendants. Chevrolet came from behind 16719 Mack, at Yorkshire Cubs 7 10 ,412 no-hitter and with only two away meet. Last season was the first for , Z bUts. from Outer Or ! manGeorgeand Nin... PhilliE'S i 10 .412 walks. over Hollywood to win Lochmoor has made great the Country Club as a full Jim Causley Pontiacs to win the Red Legs 6 11 .353 3-1. On Thursday, Sacramento progress in the last two sea- member in the Inter-Club game and the first half cham- FOO ~Dodgers 1 15 .059 calM' back over Seattle, 6-4, sons. Coach Roy Poulliot saw League. With only 1i m it e d pionship 8-4. The winning pitch- ""One game rained out, to be as Clifford. Sacramento. pitched two years of work payoff last swimming experience behind it, er was Jack Conley with Bruce scheduled later. six innings and finally in the season with the winning of the the Country Club compiled a Herber in relief and the loser is ou-,- Business was Jim Law with Mike Nolan Clair The Braves extended their seventh. Neinstedt, Sacramento, dual meet championship of the creditable 2-~-1 dual meet rec- in relief. Shalla finished the - second half streak to six wins was named winning pitcher as White League division of the ord and placed tenth in the preMlntj the Inimitable -' against DO losses. by thumping Sacram('nto came through. Inter-Club League. Lochmoor Inter-Club championships. first half with six wins and two 'J' .fr~. the Pirates 5-0. behind an al~ As Class "C" comes to a. also placed fourth in the Inter- Ricky Moore was second in defeats to earn the riglit to mo.;l pl'rfcct p('rformance bj' . Club championships w hi c h the 50-meter freestyle race for be one of the finalists in the I HARRY TAYLOR - h I G Grl.ffl'n I close here. too, we have a tIC 11 12 9 10 ld bo d t 'ns league playoffs. I eft an ( e r eor~e. . : and a playoff with Rochester brought together a teat.TIs - year 0 ys an re Ul At the St. Clair ltm until August 6 G('orge chalked up hiS first no- , d S . t t' f!'om the Blue and White to the same age group this sea- As the second half opened! .. . an yracuse In con en IOn. h hitter of the season. Only one I , Leagues for a two-day meet, son, Also competmg in t e and all teams starting new ~ • Dinners until Midnight Pirat(' reached first base dur-I .~n Monday With CO:~lm~u~' Lochmoor Promoted same age group as last sea'3on we found Grosse Pointe Garden I • Dancing to Bob Seibert's ing the game and that was on o\.l:r Rochester, 28-10, Chip This season Lochmoor has will be Bicky Homer who fin- Auto Wash lowering the boom Orchestra a walk. Griffin struck out 12 DIxon mad: a .really, spectacu~ been promoted from the White ished third in the 13-14 years on Roy O'Brien Ford 14-3 as • Mary Miller at the Piano Bar in batters and the Pirates didn.t lar catch In rIght field. T~m League to the tougher Blue old 50-meter freestyle event. Dick Stricker own his fifth gt't the ball out of the infield. A,nton.. Columbus. was the Wln- League for dual m(,et compe- Carol Stephenson was second in straight game. Bill Delmage the the Coachroom Griffin faced only 19 batters nmg pltchel:. In .the home. ru~ titian. The second league meet the same race but will compete loser, and his relief men didn't i in the six inning contest, l\'larc category. TIm Bll~ham, MIami, of the season will be at Grosse in the 15-16 year old division have their stuff as they gave up I On the St. Clair t. llannE'y led the Braves with a had a gra~d slam ~n Tuesday; Paiute Yacht Club as the two this season. six hits, 15 walks, and struck I two run homer over the cen-I on Wednesday, Jim parker: teams renew an old rivalry. John Chapin was sixth in the out eight, but Stricker did as Just 45 Minutes from Grosse P, terfi('ld fence. I Rochester, had ~W? home runs, Seven swimmers who placed 50-meter backstroke event for he gave up only four hits, and For reservations, phone on OJ In the Phillies vs. Red Legs, and as. a real fimsh on Satur-. in the top six of an event in 13-14 year old boys. Other de- two walks while striking out Detroit Direct line. WO 3-57' contest :\like Jarvis pitched a i day, Jim Parker and Bob Zur- the In t e r-Club championship veloping Country Club swim- 10. The outstanding boys for one-hitter against the Red Legs. i schmeide. both ~ochester, had finals are returning to Loch- mers are John Mabley, Rick G. P. Gardens were Jon Rey- Home runs by Jarvis and M.c-\ a grand slam apiece. moor's team. Lisa Beckenhauer Hendee, Roy Pingle, Nancy nolds and J ()hn "Moe" Parker Fawn accounted for the Phll- set a new record in winning Hendee, Ann Fisher, Jim Mab- who each went 2 for 4 and drow lies' runs with onc teammate GROSSE POINTE CITY the 25-meter freestyle for eight ley, Phil Williams, Steve Hen- in a run. O'Brien still polted Homer Gardner "Fritz" Herberg Harmon Coole Busil aboard eae:l time. The final LITTLE LEAGUE year olds and unuer last seawn. dee and Dan Simmon". by the loss of their leading from Ed Meitz from Plum Hollow COU1J.try Club jmm Pampa Lams Lun~ hitter Steve Davenport with ;,;core was Phillie,; -1, Red Legs 1. Monda June 25 ,_ John Brandenberger Norman Addis Evel: appendicitis, had good play American Associa!ion In a game fhat was called at :ir.F~;m:':1~i.<;;;W£@;;:ni'i:~:::::g~~;c<~<:;,*:i'}~~l~~~~:~:s.:::~:::;:,'.i:~:i;l~~~4:~~:~::::~~:~m:::;.:~:;tM:::~~x;~i<~:~'S'~::: from Lockmoor Cotln.try Club from Grosse Pointe Yacht Club I from Tim McCarthy, Greg Mos- Wee Team W L Pet. I the Old of four and a half inn- (~ S -, d Sk- :;:;:er anti Dick Keller who each at the New BreCl ~t, Paul 13 3 .8131 ings because of rain, the Braves M a I san IS ~fhad one hit and Larry McCourt Bane: Charle,;ton 12 4 .750 I behind the strong pitching of i:~ 1:) whose single drove in their only lndi~napolis 10 6 .~251'John ~alsh, de~eate~ the Cubs ili1!~ By Frank McBride ~::::run. Jim Seibert, O'Brien's A Family °t ~v~~~~~lle ~ 1~ :~~~ ! B~~~s K~~~;~p~;:s P~~U~h~ %::::y:~:~::~~x:@:~%~:m~i::i~:~~:;:;~@:::;:?N;~:::::w-m'.:i:':Wi::m~~~:li;:;~;;~Thl:?:::~:?:%~~m~~~~~~;i~:~:~~D"Mighty Mite" did an excellent :~°ci job as catcher. .~\Iinneapolis 6 10 .375 'I through with timely base hits to Sailing enthusiasts will have DAUNTLESS finishw first in Grosse Pointe Garden end- Omaha ;; 11 .313 drive in the Braves' four runs. another wee'k with two DRYA Cruising "C". Dr. Doug Wake's RESTAURAN1 ed their week with a win over 1 Denver 3 13 .188 Bill Fisher did some nice regattas. On Wednesday Wind- VALERO from Crescent Sail CLINTON Jim Causley Pontiac as Ron Home of Famous Banana Crear I St, Paul m a i n t a in e d first pitching for the Cubs, with Brian mill Pointe Yacht Club will Yacht Club won first place Logan took the win with help place this week with two more Hickey. Jim Bartholomew and sponsor their Annual Fourth honors in Cruising "C II". from Bruce Zink over Jim Law. Y,.ur Hosts: PETERand DAN MA~ impressive wins. Charleston re- John 01'1' leading the way in the of July Regatta and the Grosse Ross Xogel finished first in Gausley's slump then continued Our [\~W Pbone Number - VA mained onc game off the pace. hitting department. Pointe Club will host their An- the' Folkboat fleet for the sixth when Wood M(}tors Volkswagen ~o cOlln~~tion with any other Cupid's Po but now has so~e poss~ssion of Tuesday, June 26 nual Regatta on Saturday. consecutive race. This Crescent won with Ray Steffes over Mike GABLES second, and !ndianapolls mo~'ed I Good pitching and fieldin'" by These two events will give Sail Yacht Club skipper is set- JOhnson and Denny Doyle. 12230 E. Warren Ave., a ~ down to th~rd after droppmg both teams featured this g~me, skippers and crews a final op- ting a new rceord for consecu- Wood M.otors then came back, 100 E. BROADWAY, Mt. Clemens three of theIr past four games. which saw the Cardinals defeat portunity to check out their live wins. to be edged by Shella Chevro- craft prior to the Bayview Detroit Boat Club results: let with Mike Ballew getting Directly on the Clin-ton River Col1egiate League the Dodgers 5-1. Todd Pike won Yacht Club, Port Huron to CRUISING A (15 milesl- I the win 'after relieving Pete Team W L Pet. his sixth game of the season, Mackinac Island Race which Falcon II, Clare' Jacobs '4:09:04; PHONE 468-0864 Hawkeyes 9 3 .750 allowing only two hits and strik- 'Il t ke place the following 3:47:25; X-Touche, Moon Bak- MacDonald. The loser Joe "Jose" Portera, had relief by Gophers 8 3 .727 i~g out twelve. Th: Cardinal hit- ~turdaay, July 14th. er 4:12:34-3:49-43; Apache, Toot Corky Williams and Bill Hahn. ({)mplete Spartans 8 3 .727 tmg attacl~ wa~ ~t:d by Steve I TICONDEROGA, the 72 foot Gmeiner 4:19:31-3:57:51. I Shalla had lost earlier in the Wildcats 7 3 .700 ;rendee, Matt Devme,. Dave M~- Ocean Queen that has reigned CRUISING B-Bikini, LlwYd week to Dick Green ChrySler-I Hoosiers 4 8 .3331 ....e 0 d and T~dd PIke. Erme as ruler of almost every major ,Eccelstone 4:14:48 - 3 : 4 0 : 5 5 ; ~.GARDEN Plymouth 10-2 as Jay Pioch Badgers 3 8 .273 : Kelly made a nlce play at second 0cean race in the world dur- Vashti, Guy McNaron 4:13:06- Cocktail was the winner over Bruce Buckeyes Z 7 .222 ! ?ase to c~~Ck ~ff ~ Dodger threat I ing her Hlustrious 24-y~r ca:- 3:41:34; Meteor III, 4:18:41- Herber and Jack Conley. Green ~ SHOP Wolverines 2 9 .182 In the Sixth mmng. reel' arrived in Detrott this 3:44.59. then went on to defeat O'Brien All first four teams in the . Bill ~oyle pitched. very well past' weekend, Bill Brittan the CRUISING C - Dauntless, Ford in one of the m(}st ex- In Lounge Collegiate League are really a lOSIng effort, With G reg Ann Arbor industrialist who is Tom Hanson 4:50:44-4:08:54; citing games of the week as close and final standings will Allyn hitting his first. home run the owner-skipper will moor Balquihidder 5:00:48 - 4:18:58; both pitchers pit c b. e d well not be decided until the bal- of the season, a long drive to her and sail her under the Spook II, Jim Daoust 5:04:34- I enough to win most .g~mes ~~t I ance of games are played this I left center field. Grosse Pointe Yacht Club bur- 4:23:53. in the end Jim Shirilla whh and week and a few makeup games! Wednesday, June 27 I gee. . , CRUISING D - Bellztrix, help from George Mile... took I are eOffipletNI. The Cardinals defeated the I SABRE, an old and famtltar Harold Dushane'; Temptress, the win from Dick Keller.! l.'ndoubtedly the closest game Cubs 17-1 tonight behind the I name to sailors on tJhe lakes Jim Stuart; Mitzi, Frank Tay- Shirilla gave up 6 hits and 5 of the w~~k in this "begin~erS" fine pitching of Bill Grass and is coming back. for another lor, walks while striking out 7 and I Main league \\o1S the Spartans 1-0 Keith Cunningham. '!'he g a m e crack at the Mackinac Race. Ed HANDICAP-UNIVERSAL- Keller gave up only 4 hits and . th H. 1\'1 k St J d K n Robertson Devere Cowles', Ken Smith, Win over e ooslers. l' ar was decided in the first inning rang, 1'., an e • 1 walk while striking out 10. Zink ~nd. Pat Karpen shared when the Cardinals put together of Grosse Pointe hav.e her ~- Frank Dettlinger; H. Tomlins. Bill Herman whose double drove Just You Try the pltchmg chores for the five hits and six walks to score del' chaTter for the race. T~s CRUISING C (ID-Velero, in 2 runs and Jay Ploch who Dining Spartans. while Jf.:ff Paige, Ken nine runs. Ernie Kelly and Matt 83-foot beauty has led the fleet Doug W a k e 2:14:34-1:43:34; went 2 for 3 and scored twice Conlon, and Rick Darling hurl- Devine led the Cardinal hitters to the island for a number of Toulouma, John Hutc1l1nson w(~re oustanding for Green a::ld WITri NEW 19 ed for. the Hoosiers. Mark An- with two hits api~ce. years. 2:17:52-1:46:52; Espiriter, Ran- Greg Moser, John Chasteen and goU hit a long double for the Kevin Drean Dan Simmons * * • dolp Wood 2:16:36-1:48:20. Bill Delmege each had two hits Room ' f h b . f ' Th D t 't Bo t Club's 68th A-UNIVERSAL (9 miles)- , HoosJers. or t e est hit 0 and Vanderweide shared the e e 1'01 a and 1 RBI for O'Brien. the game. but couldn't score to : pitching duties for the Cubs. Annual Regatta took place last Sea Hawk, .Jack oran 2:22:07- Standings for the Week r th ' Saturday in extremely light 1:40:12; • Mouette', Al Jones ."~~ Ie e game. I Brian Hickey led the Cubs in winds. Commodore C h a r I e s :26:15-1:55:15; Pocahontas, Har- W LI The Hawkeyes lost two close: hitting, getting two hits in three Fitzsimmons called a 50 min- old Mistele 2:37:31-1:55:36. Dick Green Chrysl~r Ply. 2 00I LAWN.I 1 ball games last week, one to the I times at bat. FOLKBOATS _ Ross Kogel G.P. Garden Auto Wash 2 DUAL-PURf Hoosiers and one to the Buck- ute postponement when tJ1e Wood Motors Volkswagen 1 1 eyes, but still hold on to first Thursday, June 28 Cruising uA" boats drifted 3:16:39; Alex-Alldryce S~20:35; Shalla Chevrolet 1 . 1 Treat, place. In a free hitting game the across the starting line in Ariadne E. G. Poxson 3:38:13. Roy O'Brien Ford 0 2 ~rass.Cal Dodgers defeated the Braves 13-9. barely enough air to give them K-CLASS (catboatsl - Larry Jim Causley oPntlac 0 2 Jeff Pleen and Mike McMillin steerage. Oswald 4:54:31; Duke Huber Manager's-Coaches Game Vacuum sweeps lawn to ~ FAR11S shared the pitching honors for 1 Llwyd Ecclestone' skippered 5:02:16; George E. Van 5:02:30. Yourself mows. Whirls clipping.; As usual this major contest into chute and catch the Dodgers. Bill Doyle, John his yawl BIKINI around the INTERLAKE (Juniors) -Jim between the manager and coach- By Bill Stuck O'Brien and Mike McMillin came course in record time to cap- Ma'thiviet; Bud Mis tel e; No. on and off easil~' es of each league was a tense, opening expand Standings As of June 30 through with many timely hits. ture both Cruising "B" and 248' Butch Tompkins; I\-~. Hcl- tightly played contest of two to )Iajors (Third Round) Mike McMillin hit his second Overall honors. Clare Jacobs' lar;' J. Viola; No. 245; Paul Super.power': giants of the diamonds. Man- Light W'J W L , home run of the season, a long: FALCON placed first in Cruis- Simpson; No. 29. ager Rick Unti of the Automo- 3 0 t drive to left field scoring two ing "A" and Tom Hanson's FLY 1N G SCOT TEAM Giants n) (l)* tive League sent his ace pitch- Luxury 2 0 runs. Chris Marcopulos pitched Jerry J 0 r d a n 4:26:08; Pat Phillies (3) 15) I er, Stan Loeffler out to face Reds (6) (3) II! all the way for the Braves and AMERICAN LEAGUE Clancy 4:36:49; Connie OU the ace of the All-American 1 1 gave a fine effort. John Walsh, W L 4:39:18; Dave Feldberg; John Red Sox (4) (3) staff, Alger Hess. Manager at P:rates (3) n) 1 1 Jim Bayes and Jim Praught got Indians 6 0 Hunt; Eaton Kelly; Lee Smith; 2 seven of the Braves' ten hits White Sox 5 1 Don Lescohier; J. Keller. Points Yankees 12) (2) Tigers (6) (3) 'II 2 to lead the team in hitting. Senators 3 3 -Detroit Yacht Club 19; De- Lowry. C 13 d Ed' 13 POLARIS - Charles Orr; Reasonable Indians (6) (4) O 3 Standings as of June 29 Yankees 2 4 troit B.. an lson . L CLASC'S 11 K Charley John Vines,' Gene' Kiddon. *(lst Round) (2nd ROllnd). W L T Athletics 1 5 - ~ a y , Cardinals 9 3 1 Orioles 1 5 Wh.lte, 4:38:49; Al Whitta'~e'r,,"' , CRESCENT CLASS-:-Charles 'ck Kerestes', Earl Zeuhike; Walt 'C~ Dodgers 9 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE 4:4:;A 24 George McCorml , AAA Standings Prices .:.;.: Braves 4 8 1 W L 4:40:40: Harold Micou; Alee Roney; Dick Hill; Don Criner; w L 'lk J Shen Ben Ambrosini; Jim Powell. Cubs 3 10 Cardinals 5 1 Chapman; Ed D1 s; oe - San Diego 5 2 U M F 1 FI yd PRIVATEER - Bob Road. 2 WOODS-SHORES Dodgers 5 1 stone; J. "'1-' ac ar ane; 0 hns 4 57 FRIDAY Seattle 5 4 2 Skikiewic. strum, 4:47:22; A. Jo on,: : Ho~od 3 3 LITTLE LEAGUE Re'd Legs 2 4 LIGHTNINGS-John Kohls; 54; Oscar Carlson, 5:03:16; E. Portland 3 4 AJ.'IERICAN LEAGUE Braves 1 S Nilsen; W. Howard; D. Pixley. Won Lost Pet. Pirates 2 4 Bob Knop; Charley El ery; ue DAN,CING AND Denver 2 54 Giants 0 6 Miles; Don Snider; Chuck THISTLES - Herb Mainwar- Sacramento 2 i~~r:~s ii ~ :~;~ American Division Grant; Warren Jone's; M. Healy; ing, 3:54:50; Lee' Sutton, 3:58: 9 8 .529 W L Harold Mistele; J. Moeller. . 45; H. Fisher, 4:00:00; Fred IN MAIN SATURDAY Class 'n 7 • • • .rrr s. 7 ., • ttOZ _ tr -~---'.4 ••------~--~--"'------P...,..--~..,..~~-- Thursday, July 5. 1962 BY. July 5, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine Every man is entitled to his I There is nothing more pa- We fair share, but he has no right thetic than a social climber who Troth Revealed \ Betrothed To Be Wed to try to take another's. 1i;IS started to slide. ~otes Joy-Shile Nuptials :;.:.:.,:';' In Washington .. ' ".'; Mrs, Owen Ou,mmiskey, of Nearly a Half Century or Dependable Service , that a~tronaut :\1. Scott Washington and Grosse Pointe , r had .w"t l){'en si~hted Read on Saturday Farms. announces the engage- Mack at Samerset OUTBOARDS :.ct be :;afe. The contest ment of her daughter. Cather~ ,,'Ci\'l'd an mtert'stin.~ Couple Speak Vows in Christ Church, Cranbrook with ine Sales, to Girvin Eaton Kirk, Johnson Mo?orl Boston Wholer tWIst at the hands of Thompsol1 OMC 17 Deluxe Reception in the Birmingham Home of Bride's Grand~ son of the Frederick Jaquith GrummQU Sea Ray ''l'rts, who distributed SailfIsh-Sun fish Duratech Kirks, of Wilmington, Del. I , 'ds to the students in parents; Will Live in Harcourt Road ! 'nel', The bride~elect, who is also In Christ Church Cranbrook Satur:iav afternoon the daughter of the late Man- • CHRIS-CRAF" • ROAMER , m' \\'as a~ked to identi~ Henry Bourne Joy III, son of the Henry. B, Joys, of court Thomas Cummiskey, is an '~ pas~a.s:('s to be read. • CAVALIER. SEA SKIFF. BERTRAM TU S-2SSG I Provencal road, claimed Patricia Jean Shile, daughter alumna of the Convent of the "m:.:: the opt'ninr: para- Sacred Heart, Washington and l two from their sepa~ LUX' IOUS 1-06£SEATS of the Edward E. Shiles, of Birmingham, as his bride. Manhattan ville College, She was ";". Tht' ohjf'ct ,,'as to 'lR For the rites the bride ------presented to society aJt a small . were Steven Monro, Edward H. " pf'rS0n or class could Now Playing chose a cameo Ivory peau ", dinner and the Washington GREGORY BOAT CO. p grf'alr~! numbf']" 01 de soie gown accented with Jewett, III, Ralph L. Polk, Jr., Debutante Ball in 1957. 9666 E. Jefferson Phone 823~1900 :1,;\\.('1'5. The 12 books .-\c',ldcmy Award \\"Inncl' Eugene W. Lewis, III, John O. Next to W:lterworks Park Al Her fiance is an alumnus of I . ,.ft' :\l(lby Dick. Cheap- :Suplua LorC'n encon lace, pearls and Ledyard, Charles N. Lord and George M. Black, III. Temple Unlvt:l'slty and will re- [.------.. ."t' Dezen. Huckleberry iridescent paillettes. Gar. ceive his master's degree from _------...., .' hen'a. A Tale of Two "TWO WOMEN" lands of the jeweled lace The bride's grandparents, Mr . 'I' Columbia University in August. -~---~----: ...... ~--~~----:-----:"---~~ \ Diary oi a Young Girl, }'or :.lature Adults Only! : en:-bellis?ed the bell shap{'Q and Mrs. E. Ray Shile, were .. '~'. '. . ;.'.~.:~.~;.~,.[.~:i,::[..!.j.:,.y: ... ,;;, ..,:: ..... :.~" .'.~~.'.'~: .~. ~ ...... , __•••• " .... ~, • , ' •••• • • .' • • r .~ ':11 thr l3Pll Tolls, The i skirt whIch fell into an em~ hosts at the reception following -Photo by Paul Gach 1 ~la~~~d._su_mm_e_r _Wedding i, [ @lR@~~~[p'IT~o~m.@&1 press train the ceremony in their Blrming- : :,th. Pride Cind Preju- Mr. and Mrs. RllJ1ph Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ed- . ' TO\\l'., The Grapes of Starting Sunday , . . ham home. ward Harris of Beacon Hill, "Serving tit. Pt);nf. E.tJ".ill.lyll I '.. ., _ • A WIde petalled rose caught McElvenny. of Cloverly road, If you expect to be popular i . :Hl Thi' .-\dn'nturl'S of ~,n."{'n~e lbnc:-, - J,me Fonda her bouffant '11' "d The bride's mother greeted have announced the engage- announce the engagement of ~4.DIAN Of HEAL;H Better \, yer. .\11n<.' Baxter ,I USlOn vel! an guests wearing a pale pink chif- ment of their daughter, you can't do just as you Piease'l IJ Ba:"ba:'" Stanwvck I she earned "tephanotis and ivy fon and pink lace gown with the i r daughter, ELISABETH * ... .. " centered with a white orchid. STEIWER, to Frank Edward WENDY, to Peter Webb Bar~ "Walk On The Wild Side" Carrying w hit e delphinium matching a~cessories. Mrs. Joy Nardine, son of the Robert E. hydt, son of Mr. Charles !lay- ~ Kids Like Us! I B0YS :\tlll"tic Awards was in a pink silk sheath. mond Barhydt of West Goulds- lkl'onUllCllc\cd for Adult.s Only and blue cornflowers was tha Moores, of St. Albans, V1. ('-'nt l.\' at Grosse Pointe ~~~~rn~~~SEWeRS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED maid of honor Susan Shile, the When the couple left on their boro, Mo., and the late Dora The bride-elect is an alumna G ....S & OIL BU~NERS ! y ~("h()():' In ajdition ~ __ ~__ __ bride's sister. Her cornflower wedding trip the bride was Webb Barhydt. of Grosse Pointe University ;~m~ LEAKY BOILERS l. PIPES "l'~da:" It'lt"r winner,>. . -----; blue silk sheath had a petal wearing a three piece beige School and Sbanford University. Miss Harris, who made her , ,\ in.! hoy" \\'o~ ~perial I '.~.~e F":\lOl S CA~TU:"iESE . k silk suit with matching acces- She received her master's de- debut in June, 1957, was gradu~ \t.:, O;"on W01l the Ed- o~'ers irt and she wore a wreath sories. After a motor trip to '~FY~~. 01 corn flowers, white del- gree from Harvard this June. ated from the Masters School,. NIGHT SERVICE TR 2.3030 ":'n;:hy tut" thr most OHINESE FOODS h' i the Seattle World's Fair they She was presented to society in Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., and the Plumbing' Heatin'3 17427 Mock Ave. e p1:ty,,:' :l\\-arcl. The at I, P 10 urn and ivy in her hair. will make their home in Har- Mack at Samerset Dressed like the honor maid June 1958 and is a member of University of Michigan. Her lJa;;eball :;CltlClc! won the court road. HONG KONG Tau Beta and a provisional fiance attended the University Cuunt:-:-' Day School- were the attendants Josephine I Joy. Nancy Knorr. Jane Ensign, member of Junior League. of Michigan and is presently ntinued on Page It> Chop Suey D. Lynr. Dawson ana Sally Wen- Mr. Iacobell Mr. Nardine is an alumnus en working in Ann Arbor. I zel. of Lees Summit, Mo. Dartmouth College and Harvard CARin OUT SERVll.:E I Leigh Tracy Scott the bride's Claims Bride and is now a reseaI"('h assistant A good start' on the right Phone TU 2-0102 i cousin was flower girl in a and doctoral candidate there. road is only half the battle- Hours Sun thru Frl~ white organdy over blue frock In Our Lady Queen of Heaven a man must keep moving. 12:30 ~oon to 9 I),II;.. with a small. bouquet like the Church Saturday Frank P. Iaco- Miss Ivkovich to Wed The Pointe's Oldest Market Sa:.. 12:30 Noon thnl \1:00 p.m. attendants. ' bell, sono! Dr. and Mrs. Peter 16719 M~ck, at YorkshirEl William P. -Albrecht ALCORT Z b\ks, Cmnt Outer Dr ,George N. Monro IV was best 898 St. Clair Ave., near Mack TU 5-1565 TU 5-1566 , l man and in the usher corps H. Iacobell, of Lakeshore road, claimed Glenna Gaye Blevins, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Ivkovich, of New Richmond, W. Va., of Reed City, announce the en- '! Ail';,". A Master Blend of Gourmet Seasonings daughter of the late Mr, and " gagement of their daughter, I Mrs. A B. Blevins as his bride. :1 Helen Louise, to William Paul . ! Clair !Jnn The bride wore a silk peau Albrecht, son of the F. H. AI- Bigelow's :! de soie gown with an Alencon brechts, of Merriweather road. Ii lace bodice on princess lines. A ~--....-. . ;,l prCJenfJ the Inimitable The bride-eJ.ect was graduated :1 matching pill box caught her from Michigan State University "ZOWIE" "- ij bouffant silk illusion veil and where she was affiliated with in Re-usable Decanter Type Bottle " HARRY TAYLOR she carried white orchids and Chi Omega. Her fiance is study~ U.S.D.A. At the St. Clair ImJ. until August 6 stephanotis with her rosary. ing at Wayne State University 'ii Rosemarie Acierno was maid after serving two years in the Reese Mint Sauce 39c II • Dinners until Midnight of honor and the bridesmaids U. S. Navy. Miss Ivkovich is a Prime and Choice 11 • Dancing to Bob Seibert's were Eileen Rice. Belva Kiser student at the Wayne Gradu- ""nli,lt~ In Re-usable Cruet Bottle II Orchestra and Helena Powers, all of ate School. Spring " BOATS AND KITS !I'I • M~ry Miller "t the Piano B"r in Washington, D.C., and Jane They will be married August Miracle the Co"chroom Hildreth, Of 81. Clair Shores. 25. Gregory Boat Co. On the esquire side were I Lucian lacobell, Paul Becker, of 9666 E. JefferSOn Glamorene LegO'Lamb II On lhe St. Clair lever I Baltimore. Md., Alvin Powers, American and Swiss : Phone 823-1900 i of Washington, D.C.. Robert Oven Just 45 ,Hillutes from Grosse Pointe Acierno. and Stanley KUbicki., WATCH and 1\ I 11'- - For reservations, phone on our A reception at Lochmoor Open SUlIdays 10:00 co 4:00 i Cleaner 69~ I' CLOCK REPAIRS _ Thurs. and Fri. Till 9:00 p,M. = Detroit Direct Line, WO 3-5735 I followed .the ceremony. ! ...... 11 I il I ~ ------~------IChildren's League : II WE DELIVER I Montgomery To Meet at Camp Bentley I I' On Order of $5 ar More I Harmon Cook Hankie Pack Lorge tube with built-in rum Pampa Lanes Busineu M.n'~ ! BUnER~ Luncheons The regular meeting of the I il ROSLYN I SCOTTIES sponge oppl icotor il Addis Michigan League for Crippled II c 'nte )' acht Club Evening Dinners Children will be held July 13 69 lb. Weddings at 11;30 o'clock with luncheon 1 MARKET I! Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Breakfasts at 1 o'clock at Camp Eentley i Oldest ill the Woods i I July 5 ~6 - 7 north of Port Huron. ! Banquets i21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd.11 I Grandfathe~ Clocks FREE You can <'1lU'aysbe sure. of QUALITY FOODS at Verbrugge's DE~~~~Y Open Sundtrys Life is based on experience- I I TU 4-9821 , ' l::LIVERY A Family a Specialty It.~ __ ~_a_~''' 'I and if he has none of his own . he uses that of others. I Jewelry repairing, N RESTAURANT I diamond remounting Home of Famous Banana Cre"m Pie Kids Hoeberling You. Hosts: PETER and DAN MASOURAS Jewelry Our l\ew Pb(me Number - VA 3-2022 20 Years In Same Location S ~o connpctJon WIth any other Cupid's Restaurant 14933 Kercheval 12230E. Warren Ave., at Conner Near Alter lemens Mack at Somerset VA 2-8509 ------ ~~" (llmplete Cocktail X~~GARDEN Frolund's Lounge 1~' .SHOP Grosse Pointe Garden Headquarters and .-J~;::. ~,," ;Ji, Main .../ Dining Just You Try It. • • Room WITr1 NEW 1962 Converts In a Jiffy for conventional mowl ng... Snap off grass catcher LAWN-BOY chute. Snap on converter plate - it DUAL ..PURPOSE directs clippings out a front side discharge- desirable when the .=G\Crass-Catcher lawn needs mulching. Easyto change - no tools Vacuum sweeps lawn to smooth beauty as it needed. mows, Whirl3 clippings, leaves, and debris into chute and catcher bag. Bag clamps 1'.. on and oif easily-fills complett>~Y- ' .. ~, '. opening expands for easy dump~ng. Super.powered LAWN.BOY engme. Light weight. easy handling. NEW CAR COMING UP? GO IXST.:IILOAL \: Will you be as particular about the financing of that new car as in the selection of the car, itself? Mocel 7251, 21" cut ,'k' If you are, you'll quickly see these many advantages of Instaloan financing: , ~h~~"; ill;)}.,,'~ _ "N~ bank rate,:, • Quick loan consid~ration • Confidential service • Payments tailored to your , ONLY • Low . I''1f1'~"'h ';l I budget • Convenience of paying by mail or in person at any of 68 offices • Optional life insurance We'll Gladly Help You With '-__.J New car coming up? Be selectiv~. Select lnstaloan financing. Your dealer has the details.. Or see us. FRIDAY Your Lawn Problems! AND e~~ TURDAY INSTALOAN-EXCLUSIVE WITH NIGHTS at TU 1-6233 NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT 19815 MACK AVE., Huntington Member Federal Deposit Insurance Co~onrtlon , J .. • * _OM ., . m. _me • • ••• • • '- WE E.4. aces.atacue- _ soe ee • __ ..... w ...... _ ... & < 4.* • IIIlIIl c ca ----r------..------accc44 ---- ..-.------~---- .0."':-- ~_~c_.-.-Q--_..-~;----_..-.-~--- -~--~- -~~- y Thursday, July 5, 19b2 GROSSE POINTE NEW S Page Ten -~~~~-----_._-- ~----- Oross~ pointt N~w. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY Memorial Center Schedule 'Vila' Goes 0 •• on ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. at OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL JULY 5 • JULY 12, 1962 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36, MICHIGAN OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Entered as second-class matter at the post office, Detroit, Your Library SUNDAY, 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. MichIgan under the Act of Mareh 3, 1897 by Jean Taylor Address all mail, subscriptions, change of address, (Forms 3579) *ALL MEMORIAL SPONSORED ACTIVITIES By Roberta OPEN TO THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Guest Columnist: Arl, Washington, D. C., and for NOTICE: Please call for lost items at the office. Phone TU 2.6900 W. Thomas Tripp lhe sporl lov~r, we can offer I They will be held for thirty days. BASEBALL'S HALL OF FAME, Don't Miss Stuck for an idea for enler- I :\Iembcr Michl;:an Press !\SSCJclatton and Natlonal Editorial As,oclntlon .Hospital equipment available for free loan-crutches, , . . a visil to the Cooperstown, NC\,l: NATIONAL ADVl>:RTlSING It"PRESENTA'fIVE wheel chairs, heat lamps and h 0 S pit a I beds. Blood tawIng the crowd after the I WeeklY Newspaper Representatives. Inc. York cenler of baseball greats; , Page 7 i available to Grosse Pointe residents in case of accident barbecue'! Nced a built-in baby- i E GI A ; 40'l>'1CE CIERS a scenic lour a e, Of This Issue ... 333 North MJchlJ:an Avenue Phone 1>'ln;oocl<11 6-2214 Grosse Pointe Garden Center and Library-Mrs. day pady" Call or drop in at " . Leland Gilmour on duty Tuesday, Wednesday and . . . Canadian Rockies; HUNTING I ROBERT B, EDGAR, ,EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER the Central LIbrary and lei us S FLY WAv I Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A volunteer consultant help you. Very often you Will, THE FOOTHILL ' - L, ' :\IATTHEW M. GOEBEL ,ADVBRTISING MANAGER if you do vou wil! r( IS5 ••• a trip around the on duty 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (TU IM4594.) . which gives the outdoorsman II fmd that one of our 16mm . I PATRICIA TALBOT , , .. ~, .. FEATURE PAGE SOCIETY 'l '11 b ' t th the inside story of huntmg the * * * sound f1 ms WI e JUs e . world an 1896 Peugot ... a sale of men's ap. JAMES ,J. NJAIM .. ', ,.',., .. ,.,""."".'" .. NEWS Thm'sday, July 5 . ., migrating birds (grouse. par-. JANET MUELLER , ,"' ~"'" ".,. "NEWS ticket for that party, PlClllC, or . I "'7 p.m.-Reading Development-Class. family get-together. tridges, and geese\ 111 Alberta; : pare! a little horn tooting real estate serv- ARTHUR R. BLyLER.",."., .. ,"", ... " .. ADVERTISING "'8 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Summer Chorus-Rehearsal- ~~ARY LORIMER ,', ,' ~. , . , " ,. , ' ADVERTISING .JERUSALEM THE HOLY; Donald Simmons-Instructor. Among the new titles in the ICH ice children's clothes sale which includes JOHN McKENZIE ,' , ~~~ ",., ~. , , . , . " BUSINESS Library's permanent film col- CITY; LET'S LOOK AT M - ; ALBERTA WILKE , .. " CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I * 'I< *' lection are the color film IGAN; and OUT OF OHBI'!', a iackc;ts .. , coats ... nn0 snow suits ... a special l"ERN GREIG ., .. , .. ""', , ~~. ",.,., .CLASSIFIED , .. Saturd~y: ~uly ! , QUETICO about that unspoiled film on alcoholism. JOANNE EASON ... ",.,.,. ,~ " .... ,',.,., ,ACCOUNTS 11 :30 a.m.-PatrICIa Marclmak-Dr. John D Alessandro I nor the l' n Minnesota wonder- I on swim fins for Th~(scay, Friday and Saturday Wedding Breakfast. land, wilh many shots of the If you happen 1.0 have recortl- I FLORA HARDING . __'-,:'~' :,,_"_''-'~ ~_'__'_':.-.:.~~__:~' CIR~~~ArlO~ 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.-Patricia Marciniak-Dr. John D'Ales- ::,ugged woods and water:ways, playing equipment or a tapc re-: .. ' and more~ sandro Wedding Reception. with canoeing and camping cordCJ" we can suit your necds: *7:30 p.m.-Memorial Bridge Club-Duplicate Bridge- galore,. Also ,we have added the here too. A recent gift of the: How to Beat Junk Mail Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walrond-Directors. color f11m~'I OWAWAY about a : Friends of the Grosse Pointe I * * * Nova Scotia lad who sncaks ,.' ; lThe letter below Is reprinted from the letter column aboard his fathcr'~ fishing ves- 'Pub.hc Llbrary 1S the trape 1co1-: of the Wyandotte News-Herald. It is si~ned "Pos~ag~ Do," Monday, July 9 sel and has all kinds of experi- lec~lOn. currently on.a ree~,oa.n i and states that the News-Herald has the name on fIle.) ~:9:30 a.m. to 12 Noon-Landscape Painting-Art Class- enees while learning the ropes ba~ls" and ;e~res?nt{ng J l~=~~c; To the Editor: , Hughie Lee-Smith, of deep-sea fishing. se ectlO.n 0 c aSSlca an 1 1 - : Thoucrh I am not able to take credit in full for thIS *10:30 a.m. to 12 Noon and 1 p.m. to 2:30 p,m.-Children's er muslC. Our large rental rec- I b '1" I'd l'k L d We are fortunate to be th.:: ord collection is bound to have: possl'ble solution to the nuisance of "junk mar. ' I e Summer Art Camp-Class Mrs. Stirling ou - k I recipient of a gift from the something you would Ii e to I as many taxpayers as possible to know about It. Instructor. Grosse Pointe Motion Picture hear-music of all kinds- some: ' We have been told and can well believe that the 12:15 p.m.-Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe-Luncheon and Tclevision Council in the spoken records, and, if you i- carrving of junk mail is an expensive burder: .to the U.S. and Meeting. form of the film AND NOW i \\'ap-i to brush up on your Span-, St PaltZ Dads Plan Golf Day post~l department. Business and private ~Itlzens haye *12:30 p.m.-Memorial Bridge Club-Duplicate Bridge MIGUEL, Taken from lhe prize' ish or French. etc., wc have! '. been forced to p2.rtially bear the cost. of SUC,'l commercIal I and Lecture for the Ladies-Mrs. Andrew Walrond story by Joseph Krumgold. the foreign language disc~ also. A I ", annual -~'-St~-b~th boys and girls, and in all mailinrrs thrOUGh increases in first-class postal rates on I Director. film concerns ilself with 10- sampling of a recent Slzable ad- Ihe se\'~nth d'C 1 rfolf- I sports b '" C S D' I "car-old Miguel Chavez and his dition to the collection came up Paul, Open -tra ] 1OI b"'"1a tl'c 'rra' ngements for tickets ma~' personal and business letters., *7:30 p.m.-Nocturnal Painters- lass- teve aVlS i1- J • h WEST SIDE STORY AND and-1un (1(lV sponsore d J ': ",,," J To help the postal department pay Its owr:- way and structor. life on a New Mexico sheep Wit '_ p. I D'd . Cl b and enjoy. ~be made by calling Chauncey to also discourag_ e continued use of bulk mall rates to *8 p.m.-Brid!Ze Lessons for Beginners-Mrs. Carrie ranch. This is a 53-minute CAMELOT, the PARAl' MASS, I ~~!b~u ["i:n;s a:d patrons of. DiLaura, ticket chairman, at subsidize private commercial ventures, I sugges t th e Kiley-Instructor.~ sound film. symphol1les.Mozart ~ranck.theandBrandenb.urgBeethoven ,.St ~aul'- HighG - School.. G IfwillClubbe. : TU 2-7277. _ cf l'ollowin : * * * The above films and lhose of' C t' b 1 6 arias held at owallle -0 , .------..., t"> onceI' I, num. ers - J... 24770 Rive'I' road. Mount Cle-: 1. When you receive mail at your home or business Tuesday, july 10 the LibI'al~Y's permanent film by Callas ana Tebaldl, .md T d _ July 1"; begin. , HOW to Lose a L0 t look for business-reply cards or envelopes. :::9:30 a.m. to 12 Noon-Landscape Painting-Art Class- collection are on a free loan music by Gershwin, Copland, n~ens, t ~~s a~1' , :2. Remove or deface any evidence of the address of Hughie Lee-Srnith-Instructor. basis, and any adult card holder Ravel and Stravinsky. A rental mng a a., of Weight Safely k '1' dd d h ld ' H . 1 may take them free of charge charge of six cents per day is Tickets are SIO each, and \,,:i1J ' the individual or firm to which jun ma~ IS a r.esse. *10 a.m. to 3 p.m.-Service Guild for C i ren S Osplta from the Central Library. We charged for these recordings, provide golf, refreshments, d:n- : By Fred Kopp, R. Ph. ;~. Stuff the return envelope. if there IS one, WIth all -Volunteer Work. 1lso arc mcmbers of the Michi- Our Children's Record Collec- ner, prizes. and an opportumty: ::Vlaybe you've been in our the nuisance material sent to you. Add more material to *10:30 a.m. to 12 Noon and 1 p.m. to 2:30 p,m.-Chil- gan Film Circuit, Inc" and lion circulates to adult borrow- to participate in special eve'n~;: pharmacy and noticea all the the packet if you desire. The postage-due rates to the dren's Summer Art Camp-Class-Mrs. Stirling 'throughout the year have spc- ers on free loan. that have always marked till:; ways there are to lose weight, original sender means additional revenue for the postal Loud-Instructor. . cial packets of films, and the gala occasion, Pills, tablets, capsules _ all department. .. . 12 Noon-Grosse Pointe R~al. Estate Brokers Associa- I present list. of nine ~titl,es will 011 yes, we also have books Thc "Open" is being ar- kinds. Most are designed to 4. If all you receIve IS a return-busmess reply card, tion-Luncheon and Meetmg. be here until August third. In- galore, but I t1~ought ~ would ranged under the general direc-, reduce yOUTappetite _ and . ~ h d bl k . M ' Cl b f G P . t eluded are ART IN THE WEST- call your attentlOn to some of tion of Dads' Club president return It t? t e ~en er- an . . UN 12:30 p'.m.-Semor e:r: suo rosse om e - ERN WORLD, about the treas-I these extra services which are Alton .1. Schick. The co-chair- thus. you. All well and good, 5. Mall busmess-reply envelopes and cards, - Luncheon and Meetmg. .. ures of the National Gallery of I yours for the asking. men. directing the handling of but if you have a serious STAMPED even though they reqmre a s!amp. WIthout 6:30 p.m.-Exchange Club of Grosse Pomte-Dmner _~~ ~~~ ~~ ~~__ all committep I'csponsibilitie;, weight problem, there is only your return address the orig~nal s~n~er WIll pay postage and Meeting. . :------.,.~-----_.-----I ,tn' Ted Trefzer and Bill Hyd(.,' one sensible thing to do. See due for blank cards and theIr own Junk mall. 6:30 p.m.-Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe, Inc.-Dmner A' ~The co-chairme'Jl advise all your physician. He will pre- Sound mean'? Maybe it is, but if you are annoyed and Meeting. nnounclng ~ who plan to attend to make scribe a diet, tailored to your by the kind of mail I refer to, foll~w the above l?ro- 7:30 p.m.-Investment Club-Meeting. . the opening of our e"'" ~~ reservations for tickets without condition, \\ith proper drugs cedure. You probably w~ll accomphsh. t~e followmg: *8 p.m.-Refresher Bridge Course-Class-Mrs. Carne FISH ING TACKLE DEPT. delay. A cordial invitation to and nutritive supplements to 1. Every piece of busmess reply J?all IS charged to Kiley-Instructor. attend the "Open" is extended, make it safe and sure. We, the receiver when delivered. An additIonal fee for the "'8 p.m,-Grosse Pointe Summer, .Chorus-Rehearsal-. All Popular Makes of Rods, Reels and Baits to all friends of St. Paul School,! as pharmacists, d i s pen s e 11' f t t' I assessed by the D ld S' I t t In add,~t.:on to our custom gunsmithing deportment ... a good All funds over e'xpenses are I d nl co ectlOn 0 re urn pos age IS a so . ona Immons- ns ruc 'or. II used to he-lp defray costs of the' these more potent rugs 0 y delivering post office. This becomes premium mail irl * * *, sell:ctilln .of new and used guns. I St, P~,ul athletic program for! ".t his direction-a practice fe'very sense; postage on an empty returned envelope Wednesday, July 11 lOX Clothing-Mitchell ~ooting Glasses I which exists for one reason may be as high as six cents. 9:30 a.m.-Village Investors-Meeting, WINCHESTER GUN ADVISORY CENTER i Pessimism is e as i e I' than! -to protect you.r health . . 2, Any postage due on cards or envelopes makes *10:30 a.In. to 12 Noon and 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.-Children's 811 McDAmJlBEL Co. 13333 Kercheval I optimism because it has always This is the 971st of a series each piece of mail returned an expensive lot of notHing Summer Art Camp-Classes-Mrs. Stirling Loud- I B'n. VA 1-8200 . been easier to destroy than of Editorial advertisements ap- to the original sender but a goo d revenue.pro ducer f or Instructor. L .. ...:construct, , pearing In tl'lis paper each week. • the mail-carrying service. 12 Noon-Senior Men's Club-Luncheon and Cribbage. , ~ ~ ~ ~ _ 3. If direct mail users receive a large enough *1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.-Senior Club-Tea and Cards. quantity of worthless information in their return mail, *7:30 p.m.-Memorial Bridge Club-Duplicate Bridge-- they may resort to a more acceptable, in my mind, man- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew \Valrond-Directors. ner of doing business! *8:15 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Summer Musical Festival. That's the plan! * >I< >I< I know TI+any are vexed by this ~ituation. I also Thursday, July 12 know much of this type of mail goes directly into the *10:30 a.m. to 12 Noon and 1 p.m. to 2:30 p,m.-Chil- MICHIGAN BANK wastebasket when it is received. dren's Summer Art Camp-Classes-Mrs. Stirling Take advantage of the return.mail privilege--the Loud-Instructor. least it can do is mcrease the income of the postal de- *7 p.m.-Reading Development-Class. partment and decrease the amount of its requisitions ----,---~------gives you the solid protection for red ink. reason, do ...... e feel this situ- refresh our memories on the Signed: ation should be changed? origin and ~"(}rdsof the anthem Postage Do Many of us remember 30, 40, and their significance in rela- (Name on File) even 50 years ago when the tion to our flag. Families could of bank safety .. - little bandmaster raised his ba- sing it tOlgether. Lon and the whole audience Many other suggestions will OUR FLAG burst into "Oh say. can you come to mind, such as asking With a smile on your lips, prayer in your heart see?" The spine-tingling thrill, to have events opened by the the choke of pride, the quick audience singing the anthem Gaze towards the rising sun. sting of tears, while the flag from the printed words on the Where high in the air, proud those stars and stripes was slowly raised and swung program, Choral groups could Fearless still weather the storm. free and beautifUll as it caught act as leaders in audience par- It's the same old flag our fathers hailed the b r e e z e. The flag of our ticip satin. I Eucharist lilies with her de- of thc senior Walsons, of Lin- The University Club was heirloom gown, which was coin road. In the usher corps scene of the tea, dinner and signed with a low rounded were James J. Trudell III, John then dance at which Diana neckline a cummerbund of I W. Wressell, R, Scott Daugher- < <, , Maiullo was presented by her rosepoint lace and a cathed-: ty, Arthur J, Tomson, John ~~.... ,.fi,' p~rents, the Joseph A. Maiullos, i ral train. Her long veil was : M~Caffrcy, E,d War d Sisson, ""''i(;(,'''' ' .'ji . of Moran road. i d h' Mld1ael Hollms and Joseph Short and . .:: '::;::':~:. ... '.::.:.::~~:~~:;::,;.:."Aft:~ .. ,' . . .:.... :.:. ,:.',::4;:=:~ The afternoon tca table was I worn ma onna fas IOn. . Schwarz, F.-onl Another Pointe ...... !.:~w;;~" c 0 vel' e d with an heirloom I Mrs. !lrthur J. Thomson wa::;j The bride's godparents, Dr . to the Pointe It~lian la.ce clottl and. center.cd I her sister's matron of honor: \Yoodies, of University place, has been accorded a royal trio's itinerary Included sto,ps .,~l::.::,:,'.,:"",:.:.•..,...:'.••',.:•.•.:.: .•.'.", ~~:~on;~a~rsha~~iU~;br~~~~~e~ I bl~eklh~ial~~~r~il~h\~~;h~~~~~e~'i~~.1; f\ll~~~r:\,~~e:au~~~g~~~~~;e~~i~a~ <', , organza gown and wore the im- nee mes and A-shaped skIrts. h'''f d '1\1 \17. t" " welcome in England where she has been visiting these in Colorado, Ncw Mexico and I . . Th' b t f h't I C I( on ress, , 1'5. ,a ..on \\as past few weeks with Joan Scott, of Jackson. Texas. -Photo by Gene Butler' pertlal Jade jcwelry which her elr ouqueds. were 0 W l'e! in a dahlia blue raw silk and IIi Christ Church Saturday, ANN LITTLEPAGE mo her, the late Mrs. John carna eIons an IVY. ,Al('ncon Jace gown with a " " * I The two girls were guests at Joan's cousin. Barrie's EDWARD BOJISKOWSKI of MACAULEY, daughter of the Alvan Macauleys, Jr., O'Connor, had given her for Th 'ct f I M" : malching; floral hat her own debut. e mal 0 l?n?r,. ar) i ,.' coming of age party in Worcester, a ball lmder a mar- Lancaster road and JAM E S of Kenwood rOad, was married to Mr. Watson of the . Macauley, wore a SImIlar dress I After thclr weddmg trip the quee in the gardens of their hosts, the A. A, Maxwells, WRIGHT of Brys drive recent- Harrison T. Watsons, of Lincoln road. I in gold and carried blu!' del-: ncwlywcds will live in East of Worcester. They were received by the mayors ef ly spCllIt several days in Arling- WINS, of Cadieux road, are I phir,ium. All the attendants I ,JeJferson avenue. Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford at a reception in the ton, Va., an~ v:as~ington, D.C. spending the summer at t11eir !~------'----~--,-.-~------farm in Tunbridge, Vt. Mr. I guildhall and inspected the cit~ ~harters which are only: HEATHER A. DUKE, of Fair- Mrs. Robert E. Murphy brought out usually for royal '/lSltS. ford, has been electcd treasurer ~:l~:i;~i~~ ~~~se~~.~~ ~tto~~'. M-ISS Ga rvey Says The Bishop of Worcester received the two girls at of he~ senior ~e'nt~l hygiene Leonard Wood, Mo., as execu- . . . class In thc Umverslty of De- tivc officer of the 330rd Regi- hIS home In Hartlebury Castle and they made a flymg troit School of Dentistry for ment, 70th Infantry Division. visit to Scotland to see Drumlanrig castle where Carol's the coming 1962-1963 academic V M M h He will return to Detroit in OWS to r urp y Scotch great grandparents lived. They also to~"ed the year. ~id-July an~ join his family _ Lake district, the Sir Walter Scott country and Edin-: " -I< .. m Vcrmont m August. burgh as well as Durham and York. ! ROLAND MEULEBROUCK, * .. * son of MR. and MRS. JULIEN DERRICK E. MAYLOCK, of Pair Wed Saturday in St. Clare of Montefalco Church; After the English visit, the girls will tour Switzer- MEULEBROUCK, of Washing- Brys drive, is among the in- Bride Wears Gown of Bouquet Taffeta Accented land, Austria, Italy and Germany before returning home ton road, was rccently initiated coming freshmen visiting the with Etchings of Seed Pearls in Septpmber. into the Michigan State univer-I campus of Western Michigan * .. >I< sity chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, Univcrsity this week. : a national honorary recognizing * * * Sharron Marie Garvey. 0 au g h t e r of the Paul MARION BARBOUR and Garveys, of Kensington road, ~,poke her marriage vows Goodbye to Cincinnati I outstanding scholarship. A membcr of the class of '62, FLORA EVANS were among Saturday in St. Clare of Montefalco Church to Robert Back in Grosse Pointe after four and a half years in Meulebrouck was also a me'm- the 68 teachers who recently Murphy, son of Judge and 1'v1r). Thomas J. Murphy. of Cincinnati are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paddock, who have bel' of Tau Sigrna"":""honorary attend.ed the. Teachers' :Vork- Buckingham road. ! -- --- .------moved to a home in Grand Marais boulevard. for the Colleges of Science and shop In Readmg Instruc1.!On at Th b 'd . B' h'i ov<:,rtaffeta. two !!} mint green, F . I t't t . B' R'd e n e wor e a lanc 1, - Arts and Business and Pllblic 'erns ns 1 u e m 19 apl Slt\\'o in apricot. Their pillboxes Last week the P3ddocks entertained her mother, Services, Beta Gamma Sigma-' Mich. ! g?wn of b0:-rquet taffeta de- . \\"c're of matching colors and ;\11'5. Frederick S. Gilbert, of New Canaan, Conn., and con1merce honorary, Vets Club, . Mrs. Barbour, ?f N. Dec?-: slgne~ WIth a roun~ed ! th.~y ('aITied apricot tca roses, her stepdaughter, Annis. Mr. Gilbert joined them over Honors College, and was like- lands, teaches thIrd grade m necklme and a scroll desIgn: daisies and biue delphinium. the week-end. I wisc vice president and treas- the Lakeshore District ~chools, of seed pearls on the bodice. ! urer of Beta Alpha Psi-ac- and Mrs., Evans, of. MUll' road, A cap of taffeta edged with : Cj;ar1e~ l\locC'ri was besl man On Tuesday the Paddocks welcomed a quartet fro111 counting honorary, and vice t~aches. flr~t grade In the Lake- orancre blossoms caught her: and seating tl1c guests were president of the Accounting and Cincinnati, the Bradford von Weises and the William view Dlstnct Schools. b uf°f t '1 d h ']]'ldd Weber William Ca"ev Finance Club. '" 0 'an vel an s e car-' ',' . San tens. Then the Paddocks left with their guests for a * . * . d t h t' d ' ar,d Bruno Domzalski. lon~ week-end at Harbor Point, where the von Weises Also initiated into Phi Kappa MISS CAROLYN WICKS, ad- ne s ep ana IS an a have a summer home and were entertaining a group Phi was H.'\.ROLD D. PAW- ministralor of Cottage Hospital. white orchid. For hel' daughter's wedding has returned to the hospital I and the reception at the Lee from Cincinnati. LOWSKI, of E. Emory court. Phyllis Gar\'e~' was ler <;IS- * * .. from Hidden Valley after at- ter's maid of honor and the PJaza Hotel the mother of the Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. F~l(h~3Ck were honored Eighteen Grosse' Pointe stu- tending the annual convention bridesmaids were Janet Lefere. bride wore a pink print silk Of the Michigan Hospital As- . organza over taffeta gown and at a welcome back cocktail party by his parents, the dents are among the record Carol Murphy, the bridegroom s number of students taking ad-, i sociation. sister. and Jean Guillaumin. ' \\'lite orchids. 1\1rs. :\lurphy was Benjamin Paddocks, of Ridge road. vantage of Ferris Institute's On .July 8, Miss Wicks will : it' a gold frock with white 01'- >I< ,;. full-scale instrurtional program (Continued on Page 12) Thcy wore tucked organza' cbids. * this summer. New York Visitor Full-time students from this are: ARTHUR ARDUIN, 330 Winding up a two week visit on Sunday was Mrs. Moross, School of Comme'rce; JAMES BRAATHEN, 929 West- photo by Barnsby (Contin!led on Page 12) chester, School of General Edu- In St. Clare of Montefalco Church Saturday, cation (GEl; JAMES BUHALIS, SHARRON MARIE GARVEY, daughter of the Paul 1367 Lakeview avenue, Com- Garveys, of Kensington road, became the bride of Mr. merce; JUDITH DIXON, 915 Murphy, son of Judge and Mrs, Thomas J. Murphy, of Hampton, Com mer c e; ED- Buckingham road. Store-wide Clearance WARD HATCH, 640 University lIOlD AGE NEEDS SO LITTLE, BUT IT place', GE; RUSSELL KNIGHT, merce; NANCY WEINBERG, a three wceks' trIp through all NEEDS THAT LITTLE SO MUCH." 857 Lincoln road, Trade and In- 493 Cha1fonte, GE; and MARY of the New England Statcs. dustrial Division (T&Il; RON. YAKLIN, 744 University, Com- " * .;. ALD LOVISA, 1160 S. Renaud meree'. JUDY JORDAN, daughter of road, Commerce; DON NIEL- DR ' l\IRS R GOD' N .. * * ,. ane' . . . J R A , SON, 923 Fisher road, Com- sailed on the S. S. Ivernia from merce; JAMES PIKE, 447 Fish- BARBARA l' R 0 1\1 B LEY, l\lontreal to Europe on a seven er, GE; RAY RHEIN, 1132 daughter of the ROBERT G. week tour. The group from the ARTHUR J. ROHDE Hampton, T&l; ALAN ROBIN- TROMBLEYS of Rivard boule- University of Detroit will visit .ufD OOMP..ufY SON, 1427 N. Renaud, T&I; vard, will be returning soon England, France, Belgium, Ger- FREDERICK SCULLY, 521 Ox- from a three weeks' trip to the many, Italy and Switzerland. ford, T&I; LAWRENCE SUT- West Coast. Barbara, just gradu- The tour will be a combined INSURANCE TON, 1677 Brys, GE; EDWARD ated from St. Paul's High study and pleasure trip. VAN DEN STORM, 2161 Ridg- School, ,drove to California * * * to mont, 1'&1; WILLIAM VAN with MARLENE RENO, daugh- FREDERICK and PHILLIP DEWEGHE, 94 0 Ballantyne, I tel', of MR. 1and MRS. THOMAS VAN TIEM, sons of MR. and 2711 East Jefferson. Detroit 7, Mich. 107.6100 GE; ROBERT VER MEULEN, RENO of Ne~f road, The travel- MRS. AUGUST G. VAN TIEM, 1713 Hampton, ;&1; WILLIAM ers s.t~ppcd I~ E~ .p.aso, Texa~, of st. Clair avenue, are work- WALDECK, 195...Lennon, Com- to VlSlt B a 1 b a, a s brothe~, I ing this summer aboard iron RO~ERT TROMBLEY, who IS ore freighters. I statlOned there, and also drop-! " " * I ped in on another brother, IRVIN WOLF f B drive WILLIAM TROMBLEY, who .. ,0 . rys . 1, 'Wh'tt' C l'f prmcipal of Denby HIgh School, it's time to remind you that ... Ives mIler, a 1 . is attending the Marygrove Col- * * * I lcge for Advanced Placement • Dresses . _. our store is closed SA TU RDA YS MRS. CECIL GRIGGS and I Institute this past week. I daughter, DOROTHY, of Wash- .. * * ington road have returned from I The KENNETH R. BALD- I During July and August • Lawrence of London Coats • Bathing Suits • Robes SUMMER STORE HOURS Monday through Friday 9:30 Until 5:00 Cool, Casual • • Bermuda S""horts a gift from 'Warren's expresses tme thoughtfulness Specials ... • Blouses • i,,)Wea lers Fine diamonds FROM OUR BUDGET SALON beautiful gold jewelry • Hong Kong Jeweled S'llveaters exquisite jeweled creations Shampoo and Set .. ,...... 2.50 renowned watches Permdne;lts (complete)" 10.00, 12.50, 15.00 • Sum'mer Bags • Jewelry handsomely designed sh;;rling silver Haircuts "',.,., . 2.00 Steuben glass Tin+ " - - . 6.50 and fine dinnerware Bleach and toner. , , . , , . 10.00 Hats, 3.50 to 10~00 I 18546 Mack Ave. Open Thursday ----- Grosse Pointe, Farms TU 2.4246 and Friday evenings CHARLES w. WARREN & COMPANY J RW RLER SAM=> iILVBI. 'MITRa STBUBBN GLAU 1520 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD 3 Kercheval Avenue Punch & Judy Block Detroit 26. Michigan - Phone WO 2.5158 " P~ge Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I July 5, 1962 ------..~-~ Thursday, July 5. 1962 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes Woma: Mrs. William G. Warren Mrs. William K. Niemann III IDorothy Beam Says Newlywed Warrens! Niendorf-H Honeymoon in North IYowstoMr.Niemann Rites Solerr Pair Wed Saturday in Christ Church with Reception Former Ann Kirk Haggarty Speaks Vows Saturday In Following at Country Club; After Trip to Bahamas Pair Speak Vows Saturday ir Our Lady Star of the Sea Church with Reception Will Live in Ann Arbor Church with Reception at B Following in Renaud Road Home --~------to Sea Island, Ga., VI I Dorothy Josephine Beam, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ------A reception in hN Hcnaud road home followed the: : Arthur Duane BeaIYl, of Lmcoln road, spoke her mar- In St. Matthias Episcopc J ~,Cltllrda\' wedding of Ann Kirk Haggarty, daughter of! I riage vows to William K~rl Niemann III, son of the Esther Harris, daughter of :, thC' Gco't'ge HaggarLys, and William Gerald Warren in ' William Karl Niemanns, of Des Moines, Ia., Saturday in Somers'et road, became the Our Lad\" Star of the Sea Church. i .' ------~------__ • I Christ Church. I ------Niendoti. son of Mrs. Lewis: The bride wore a white' Nancy Ruby, Jo Ann Niemann, the late Mr. Niendorf. The bride \\'ot'E'f \h\'~ite :\. Petrit', of Clcwland, thc: ~ilk or.~anza .gown as IOn- bri Appraisers I WALTon-PIERCE TUxedo 1.6400 KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR, GROSSE POINTI WOodwan , I,. . .Ii ?73377 3'S 332 2 72 2 7 2 33 •• 3.9 D D n b b trb >. e b. h b b. __ » » » ' __ a Iy 5, 1962 Thursday I July 5. 1962 G R 0 SSE ~p 0 I N TEN E W S Page Thirteen tes Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe WOlnen Says N iendorf -Harris Mrs. Lynn R. Niendorf Mrs. Robert- A. Lorenson Mary Grace Young ,mc3nn Rites Solemnized Weds Mr. Lorenson with Reception ------:p to Bahamas Pair Speak Vows Saturday in St. Matthias Episcopal Trip Through New England Follows Saturday Ceremony Church with Reception at Botsford Inn~After Trip to Sea Island, Ga .• Will Live in Buffalo In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church; Newlyweds r of Dr. 2nd Mrs. --- .._-~------.. Will Live in Schenectady, N. Y. . spoke her mar- In St. Matthias Episcopal Church Saturday Julie ~ III, son of the Esther Harris daughter of Mrs. Frederick Harris, of :. Ia .. Saturday in ?,~merset road, became the bride of Lynn Reynolds A trip through New England followed the Saturday .\ilendorf. son d Mrs. Lewis Niendorf, of Detroit, and rites which joined Mary Grace Young and Robert Alvin \. Jo Ann Niemann, the late Mr. Niendorf. I Lorenson in marriage at Grosse Pointe Memorial nson and l\luricl }"'or the rites the bride and ivy were the bridesmaids Church. wore an ivory peau de M,r~.. wiIl.ia~ H., Bag~cy III. of 'ook~ was b('st man Th d h t f th brother. Ti1ey a:'e the sons oi 'oie ('1'0 f h' d 'th BlIlUll1gham. MIS. Kenneth ..... ~: .. e au g e r 0 , e the C. Alvin Lorensons of C'r:; \\.ere Fr~~derick s ~ wn as w.ne w~ Roh!. of St. Louis, Mo., and Henry Sheene Youngs, of Marmora, Ont. Ushering were -:oft BrUnE'f. Will.am a sc~oped necklme, prm- Sharon Schantz. of Detroit. ...,McKinley avenue, wore ,James Young. the bride's broth- i Ham T. O'Brien and cess lmes and a belled skirt , her sister's wedding gown er; Richard Lasher. of Troy. ~cr. which fell into a cha el E~lward Sprague. of YpSI- of ice blue peau de soie de- N.Y., and Peter Van Esch, of 'iam:htef's wedding . . p l&ntl, was best man and the I .... ,::.:t "':':,::.::' ushers were Ralph Beaudin, ", ..... '. '~,' Syracuse. ion at the Cotmtry Lraln. I .. . .. signed with an Alencon ;(';1111 wore a white Her heirloom lacE' veil was Robert C. Boys and Carlos Rod. lace bodice, bell shaped Mrs. Young chose an import- ::nen sheath with worn mantilla fashion and feH riguez. of Bu'enos Aires, Argen-I sleeves and a chapel train. i ed beige silk sheath and flow- e~~ories. :\lrs. ~ie- beyond the train. She carried tina. A circlet of tiny flowers I ered . hat for her .dau~hter's white orchids. stcphanotis and I n beige lace. Fot" her daughter's wedding 1 caught her illusion veil and she I weddmg a~d rec.eptlOn m the t-ip to Eleuthera. at ivy with her prayer book. and reception at Botsford Inn carried miniature white carna- i church F( 1l0ws~lp Hall.. ~er t he home. of the ]\lrs. John E. Cunning, of Mrs. Harris wore a turquoise tions. orchids and stephanotis. I' f1ov.'~rs w.~re pmk eymbldlUm (-nb, the couple will Colorado Springs. Colo., was silk chiffon anci Chantilly lace Mrs. Philip Johnson, Jr., of, orchids. Arbor. matron of honor in an aprH;ot gown with pink cymbidium 01'- Syracuse. N.Y., was h:r sist~r's i Mrs. Lorenson was in a wh~te silk organza over taffeta frock chids. Mrs, Niendorf was in a matron of honor. Brzdesmalds embroiden'd linen sheattt With sashed in satin. Her matching beige silk cnsemblp and brown I were Jane Whitmire, of Sum- a white pillbox hat and pink hat w:! wtih chiffon overskirts and car- wearing a jacketed beige linen . , .,', ! ried miniature pink carnations . <..,..:.:....:.,:-:.,.,,:;;; sheath wth bcige accessories. -photo by Beatrice Zwaan 11099 DAC Bea'vers Sail to Old Club In St. Matthias Episcopal Church Saturday, JULIE In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday, David Arthur Lorenson, of The coupl'-l WIll live in Sehe- ESTHER HARRIS, daughter of Mrs. Frederick Harris, MARY GRACE YOUNG, daughter of the Henry Marmora, was best man for his ncctady, 1\. Y. s Saturday Cere- It will be "all aboard!" for the 3 p.m. ballgamc. therc'll of Somerset road, was married to Mr. Niendorf, son Sheene Youngs, of McKinley avenue, was married to After Trip to Detroit ..'.thletic Cbb's swim- be water skiing all day; golf of Mrs. Lewis Niendor1, of Detroit, and the late Mr. Mr. Lorenson, son of the C. Alvin Lorensons, of Mrs. Dyke,na Honors Group e in Pontiac ming Beavers when they cm- (six 3 par holes. longest hole Niendorf. Marmora, Ont. 184 yards) and trap shooting .. ! . bark July 10 on a fleet of A group of civic-minded cib. ; Harold ,Jcl)mson, Mrs. Robert ~i';d ::-'Irs. Howard I Dinner at 6:30 and award of H k H k R' R 1 d i zens met fOf luncheon in the! T. B. Pierce. Mrs. Ezra Lock- tL;rday in St. Joan cruisers for the Old Club and prizes will be the wi~d-up be-: y es- ancoc ltes evea e II their ann u a louting at that I Lothrop. road home of Mrs. i wood. M.n:. Dunn, Mrs. Henry 11'ip to Florida and fore the cruisers return to ------Short and to the Pointe har:dsome loc~le on Harscn's GPYC. I My r a Lizbeth Hancock, For her daughter's wedding I . Raymond Dykema on Tue'sd , I) I { _ _ ~ ...... ~_~_ -"" _ _ ----. ....-....-&..-...... -...... __ ...... ,. .... _ « _ rl « ,...... d r I 'ze=,- =_ I s1 ddd , S S S 5# Cd. t d Sr s sr s s S 1 S S t S 7 S S • sr. d f ... *' EZ4$i_ae. % :q aeq .... • uaeu 4 $ .am ..__ se.e 4 ee • - .- . 4 a. a • 5, 1962 Page Fourteen G R 0 SSE POI N T,ENE W. S / Thursday. July Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes ------r ..-_. . I Mrs. Harry T. Echlin Mrs. George A. Schulte, Jr. Newlywed Echlins , ".,. Carol Kiefer Weds Go to Mackinac George A.Schulte,Jr. Margaret Ann Nigro Speaks Vows Saturday in St. Paul's on the lakeshore with Reception at DAC; Pair Speak Vows Saturday in Our lady Star of the Sea Couple Will Make Their Home in Muir Road Church with Reception at Grosse Pointe Y~cht . - - - ~ - Club; Newlyweds Travel to Nassau :\Ir. and Mrs. Harry T. Echlin are spe'lding two i ----- ...... -~ ~ .._~- \\'cek~ at l\Iackinac Island alter their Saturda~r wedding: i of \~:~~~~~~~es~r~~~f:~i~~:~h~~~eO\~~a~i~fe~e;:~ !n St. Paul's on the lakeshore and a reception at the I :;; :~::<:;..;{;;)'~;~ Detroit l\t111etic Club.. - - -- - i , married Saturday in Our LadJ Star of the Sea Church Tl f . e' 1'vlarn'aret I carded \\ hite carnations wilh! I to George Anthony Schulte, Jr., son of the senior Schul- .1e. (\ I m I ~ too ' delphinium. I tes, of Harvard road. -.------~-- :\n:l ;.;li.;.ro, daughter (If the Th£' al t£'ndan!s. dressed likc . For the rites the bride maids were Barbara ~an Kie- Ray I\igros. of South OX-, the honor m aid. \\"('l"(' Pat I wore a gown of silk organza fer and Mary Eillen O'Brien. tord road. wore a crystal; :\rulldy or Fremoi,t. Ind: Emily : with Alencon lace. The T'1ey wore pale blue organdy whIte duchess taffeta .c,ownI Warner Bestnwr. C;('orr.,e Anne trimm~d with white laee and with a basquet bodice of' Ethlin. and ':\Ii1ry Echlin. i open neckline of the fitted floral \vreaths in their hair. .-\lenc'on lace and a belled Lewis H. Echlm III was his, , bodice was outlined in lace. T:leir bouquets were of yellow .1-.. .'th \:!a't"au (i'lth-' brother's besl man. They al'e I , ' ! daisies, c<3rnations and ivy. "n.!l, \\ I, 'c .. ,,< f h . , h ' and appliques of lace trim" I " '''' ,t ' b k d' : the ~ons ate LewIs H. Ec <'! ','~f( I med the bouffant skirt. I .Joseph Sehulte was his bro- l.l.o a~ lne ac ar. an em-. lins .. Jr .. of :\lcrriwcathef l'oad" / ":'~~%'" A rOse petal cap held her I tber's pest man a~d the ~s~ers press train. , C:,hering welT Barry "an Ti£'m, . :,;;:,;#~~~: dbow length veil of silk illusion wer-e James RaCine. Wilham .. -\ court eap o~ lace ,cau;:ht', RussC'1l Beaupre. Tymon Totte I ~:n:r&1 : and she carried a white orchid I Kiefer, ".nd Ronald ~'1orketter. :H'r W,rt,d \'ell of silk IllusIOn, and Thomas Freda!' : . '/;:l~J ' :Jud stephanotis with her prayer i F'ollowmg a receptIOn at the and sh(' (":IITied .'\mazon lilies,' Jlrs. Nigro those a pastel blue ;}j£'}?J: beok. ~Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, the \',hlte carnations and stephan-: "llk linen sheath and matehing . , .Janet Lce Morketter was the I couple left for Nassau. 1 hey otiS 'al"cdssories for her daughter's honor attendant and the brides. will live in St. Clair Shores. \la:'.\ LOll :\igro was hrr sis- : wcclding. Mrs, El"hIin was in, ------_._---- lcr's maid of honor 111 a >.hort p:lstel pink silk. Bolh mothers: aLllrc blur "h('ath with an 01'-; \\"Ol'e eymbidium orchids. i c;ilnd\ ()\er~kirt :\ veilPd COlli'!i When the~' return the couple I ',ll' ;l;l!(";ll'd 11('1'dress and :,he \\'ill live in l\-Iuir road. ! Pointe Teacher Wed ... _ ..... _-----~~._---- ._- .•. ~-' _ .. - .. ~-- .. ,I phone by Clinedtnst pho'obyE"'''''''' iln. Milwaukee Rites TILT-T ...,ro girls in an adjoining buil' Bowles-La Ponsa 1n St. Paul's on the lakeshore Saturday, MAR- In Our Lady Star of the Sea Church Saturday, I --~-_.------dangling gruesomely high on the EJ: GARET ANN NIGRO, daughter of the Ray Nigros, CAROL THERESA KIEFER, daughter of Edgar F. Katharine Sue Kinne MarriE!d Robert D. Law, Jr., $atur. New York. The scaffold tilted w1:! of South Oxford road, was married to Mr. Echlin, son Kiefer. of.Wedgewood drive, and the late !'Irs. Kiefer, day in S+_ Mark's Episcopal Church; after Trip to opened th~ wrong clip on the line h, : of the Lewis H. Echlins, Jr., of Merriweather road. teet down the line and was haulec I' Rites Solemnized was marned to Mr. Schulte, son of the seruor Schultes, lalJrentians Will Live in Dearborn His 1... of Harvard road. ~_~_-. ---.- 11th-floor v,indow. co-worker, on to the upper end of the scaffold I Pair Speak Vows Saturday in St. Paul's on the lakeshore A former teacher in the Grosse Pointe School safety through an 18th>f:j with Reception Following at the Detroit Yacht John Bowles System, Katherine Sue Kinne, became the bride of Robert Club; Pair Travel to Canada and East Mrs. Louis D. Law, Jr., son of the senior Laws. of Maryland avenue, Mrs. Robert D. Law, Jr. Saturday in St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Milw?.ukee. ,"'--:.__...--.~.~--~-'I A Papal Blessing was read at the Saturday cere- i The bride, daughter of!'- . <'ik:~ I ~,~ )Il'l'ie-, .....,,. .r.rti.~' mOIl': in St. Paul's on the lakeshore which united Sarah i Horace M. Kinne. of Mil-: stephaIlotis, and ivy. r.: r ~',< ~....~\ I body seems to want is the joy I land avenue. The bride is a former teacher in the .~ ~t' of balancing the budget. ._Grosse Pointe School System. . I 4.,... .\:! ',.;. ~~~~~~~ .' tDedicated to Paris ,~~~t: .~: .,'~:~r' ON TRIAL AT HIS OWN REQUEST ~...- ' Estes (right) walks from the Cl 0,.. ~ • during a break in his trial on ch:,. :~J~: in fertilizer tank deals. He was eight-count indictment at his ov, ,.fi~~ r.(~~~~~ Word Estes. is walki. .. ~~... : . DE LONGCHAMP :1 • LUBIN e.mrted, bottled ond seoled In Frar.::e ierilla'! de Toile'te 3.50 10 15.00 Parium 3.50 10 32.00 Plul lax WOTM Calendar 20th Floor Caailla~{Tower Detroit 26, Mi~hi9~n Please send me free, the neJ(t twe issue. of the WDTM Calendar (normaly 30e per copy). Name ...... •.. , .••••.....•..••..•.. , .... Deli1-eries - TV 5.8900 SUPREME COURTlNG~\Y2.Sl1ington Address 16926 Kercheval Ave. • , l . Secretary of Labor Arthur J. G) pointed to the United States Sup. City •...... •.••• " •••••• Zone .•••.•.• State: ..... , Kennedy when Justice Felix Fran'- also e>.."pectUndersecretarY of 1'8 succeed Goldberg in the top ~ ~ I • , ~ .... L. ••• I •• ,_"., "." ... "' ' ~ ~ . , __ -.JJi.. ... ,. __ ,~ __ rt rr .~ ..a s__ ----- .....---=-* -.-.---~~------ I:. 5, 1962 I- f tes -' eds te,Jr. e:tr of the Sea ~e Y dcht SSdU ,ar F. KIefer, K~E'fer. v..'as , SC'a Church ,eniar Schul- )a:-a Jl-an Kle. ~:~!f'n O'Bnen, hiue organdy '.:;ltl' lace and ... :h"lr hall'. '.\,'re of \TUO"\ (:l-- il:1d 1':: t' \I 2' hI;:; hr()- YOUTH ADMITS'MAD' KILLINGOF GIRLs-Breaking down :w r: t h(' \1 --her>: after 16 hours of questioning, Jerrell Ray Howell, 200. ,,,';:If'. WIll:am pound. six-foot 18-year-old, confessed he kicked and beat o:laid "lorkett('r. two little girls fatally because he got "mad" when one of the ,'('cptlOn at the girls resiEted his sexual advances near a stream in Mans- ., "cht Club till' field, O. The victims were Connie Lynn Hurrel (top), 7, FEEDINGAN ORPHAN-One of four baby parakeets orphaned '- :-\a"sau Thf'~ and Jean Marie Bertoch, 9. Howell, released from Boys when their mother died is fed with a dolf baby bottle by ;': :,: I" Shor('~_ Industrial School in Lancaster, 0., last February after serv- Dixie Lee Heafner, 17, in Paramount, suburb of Los Angeles. ing a term for molesting a 12-year-old girl, was charged A HUG FOR A HEROINE-David Gamble, 3, of Chattanooga, with two counts of first degree mu:del'. Tenn., and his best friend, boxer Bup-Pup. exchange a hug for a kiss after the boxer turned tiger and fought a battle to ths death with a rattlesnake that had threatened David. Wed The dog barely survived three snakebites. ro"t.;',#-"i , ites TILT- T\vo girls m an a Jjoinin;.: b\llIchn;.: stare a.t a scaffold ., d:m;.:lmg gruesomely high on the Emplrc State BUlldmg in aw, Jr., Satur. 1i:cw York, The scaffr)ld tilted when Walter Palmer 60 0pl'ned the wrong clip on the line holding it up. He Slid 80 Her Trip to fe:t down t!18 hne a~d was hauled to safety through an born 11.h-floor wmdow. HIS co-\vorker, :Michael Merren, 56, held on to the upper ene! of the scaffold until he was pulled to Pointe School safety through an 18th-floor window. - or; de of Robert ryland a\'enue. _\lilwaukee. -~------and i\'y. inn£, wa;; her ~i;;- Ii, >nor and the at- ~,han ;\-lcKo\>'ll, Low silk organza l?: \'eiled bo\, >:. ts \\ ere of white !:E'n. of Chicago. CInd the u;;hers ,~'~i on Page 20) "1 •.• ~~ •• , "".~ ...?",.~ RECEss-Billie Sol Estes' at- torneys, John Coffer (left), NEW SURGICAL'COLD KNIFE' EXHIBITED-"Csinga radically Hume Coffer (center) and new surgical free;;;ing technique called a "cold knife," Henry JOM Dennison leave Reeves J. Smith, Union Carbide engineE'l". createH a tiny ball of County Courthouse in Pecos, frozen gelatin on the tip of a steel tube at the Amaican I Tex., for a brief recess in Medical Association convention in Chicago. The "cold Est'~s' trial on state charges knife," which freeze:; and destroys brain tissue, has been that he bilked a farmer out MISS ISRAEL 1962-.Judith Ma- used to treat ParkinSon's and other diseases successfully. of $162,144. zor puts in at New York Inter. national Airport after arriv- - PRESIDENT'SBIGGEST LEGISLATIVEVIC'TORy-These tinea ing from Tel-Aviv, Israel. She House Democratic leaders gave President Kennedy his big- will represent the State of Is- g:st legislatin yictory, a thumping, 298 to 125 passage of rael in the forthcoming Miss hIS hotly-dl,;putecl tradc expansion bill. The bil~, still facing Universe competition to be 1346 FM Stereo Senate actIOn, gives the Chief Executive greater tariff- held in Miami Beach, Florida. 131.9 % cutting power. The three are (from left) Reps. Hale Boggs, La., whip; "Wilbur 1-tlills,Ark., floor leader for the bill, and Carl Albert, Okla., majority leader. DECONTAMINATINGMILK-A MW device for removing radioactive contamination, including Strontium 90, from mllk is demonstrated by research chemist Dr. Harry P. Gregor at the Polytechnic Institute of BrOOklyn, N. Y. An ~lectric current draws LlJ.e:redioactive materials via mem4 branes which allow only positive ions to flow through. , r ; , ~~ f:' 'l• , 1 r WHAT'S THE CELAY? En route to new parents in DEFENDS ENTERTAINERS- Massachusetts, Wong Ching Comedian Joey Adams, pres4 Sun, one of 49 orphans from ident of the American Guild Hong Kong going to new of Va.riety Artists, tens the homes in the U. S., sets off probing Senate Rackets sub- a howl at a stopover in Los committee in Washington Angeles. Arrangements were that he believes with all hill made by WAIF, the inter- heart that AGVA's member- country adoption program ship measures up to the that has helped find neW highest standards of decency, i homes for more than 10,001) morality and patriotism. He OUR 'STAUNCHEST'ALLy-In the United States for a series 1 orphans since it was founded said it is the fault of the U. S. STILL OUT-PRODUCINGU.S.S.R.-The United States of meetings with U. S. leaders to lead to a better under- again out-produced Soviet Russia. last year, according to a. "m 1954 by Jane RusselL FBI, local law enforcement standing between the two countries, Emmanuel Pelaez, vice :~i authorities and state liquor National Industrial Conference Board's "Road Map of In- . . " president of the Philippines, tells President Kennedy the boards if certain night clubs dustry" chart. The So..iets (that's their famed Dnieper Dam ",.~ .. ~-.. ••• ~~ ~? .. ~~_~~.)~, ~';"~4~ ,A Philippines is "staunchest" of U.S. allies in Southeast Asia.. harbor vice. in the backpund) outclassed us only in the production of butter and coal, the latter because we rely more on oil ON TRIAL AT HIS OWN REQUEST-Texas tycoon Billie Sol and gas for fuel. Estes (right) walks from the courtroom in Pecos, Tex., durmg a break in his trial on charges of stealiilg ;827,577 in fcrtilizcr ta.nl~ deals. He was brought to trial on the eight-cvunt indictmcnt at his own rcquest. His brother, Word Estes, is walking with him. PREMIER PARTY - R~my Schneider, one of the stars of "Boccaccio '70", and Carlo Ponti, producer of.the picture, MOSLEMSSHOW AlLEGIANCE ALGIERS- Moslem workers lock at a telegram she burned PRINCESS ROYAL IN CANADA- .N • WDTM Calendar Mary. the Princess Royal of LARGERECOVERYFLEETWILLBE NEEDED-When American wear the crescent and star insignia 00 their caps in Mgiers to at a New Y"rk restaurant after astronaut Walter M. Schirra, 39-year-old Navy commander, the premiere of the film. Ponti Great Britain, visits Ottawa show allegiance to the rebel nationalist FLN. Meanwhilll"... orbits Earth six times late this summer, NASA, the ):<;'avy and his actress-wife, Sophia while on a three-day stay in Secret Army Organization terrorist.s continue to bomb targeta ...... SUPREMECOURTING-Washington observers are expecting and the Air Force will have to mobilize a large recovery in The city, Loren, who stars in the movie, Canada. The only daughter of Algiers and the port of Oran. latter where an esti- Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg (left) to be ap- fleet, because he will be landing in the Pacific Ocean, about mated. 150,000 persons from the original European populatiOD pointed to the United States Supreme Court by President have been ordered by Rome the late King George V also magistrates to stand trial on planned a stop in Quebec be- 300 miles northeast of Midway:. oi. 300,000 have left for France, was reeovering from the tel'- •.• State: .. , ... Kennedy when Justice Felix Frankfurter, 79, retires. They . - - :fore Jdur:Decl .. LomQoa. .1IDrist _ 1ft tbM ~ 1Imu' ••. oil .... --- also expect Undersecretary of Labor Willard Wirtz (right)j bigamy eharges be~a11~ at me w succeed Goldberg in the top Department of Labor P08~ ~Melirgn~~. . , I Page Sixteen 5, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July Thursday, July 5. 1962 ,'. '~ YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGE" Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly DEAOLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED -~------~------~---~ ------~_._------_._------=~-:-==--::-:=-=:-:--=.~;:;-~-;-:;--~-_...----- . CLASSIFIED RATES i4-HELP WANTED I 5-SIT~ATI(')N WANTED 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 7-WANTED TO RENT I a-ARTICLES FOR SALE : 1'I-AUTOS FOR SALE t 3-REAL ESTATE 13-RE MALE and FEMALE I ------(Unfurnished) «Unfurnished) ------~------~------FOR SALE Chargs Ads-12 words for $1.00 I PAINTING, wall washing, odd ~ GROSSE POINTE I'eSidents de~ KNITTERS-Will assemble and KAHMANN - GHIA ('on\'c'l'tlhlc. Fe Cash Ads-12 words for 90c jubs. References. LO' 7-8448. THIRD FLOOR studio apart- -B-E--A-C-O-N-S-F-I-E-LD--(J~e-f-fe-r-s-o-n-)---sire immediate rental of un- block your sweaters. etc., metallic gray. Luggage "'JI------! Oc each additionClI word EASTSIDE .-.,,------~------men-to Single, adult. 4 rooms. 5-room lower. Private base. f1ttrnished G r 0 \S S e pO'intJe shorten your knitted dresses. orcd upholste]'~', R:'fljr), \','h:te : ~v1AYB BABY sitting wanted. Experi- Available August. EDgewater ment. Garage. $75.00 house. 821-4374. Reasonable, quick. TU 4-4677. walls. :\'IeticuJOl.:sJ)' m:J1nt:J1n. HIDDEN L!-,NE, 572 Call GIRLS HOl enced sitter. Call TU 5-0745 1-741l after six. CHALMERS TU 4~4040 cd .. very low mil(,ilgp, PH CORNER :'>IORNIXGSIDE TUXEDO 2-6900 Sec'y. Public Relations, .. $400 and as for Mary Sue. RESPONSIBLE PARTY desires MOVING WEST: I 1-92l:~ after 6. Sec'y, Adv , $390 ------THREE BEDROOM duplex, 1% TROMBLEY, 852-Attractive 6 2 bedroom home, Adjacent to LIVING room. din in g room. I - .- - ~-. --., _ OPEN SUN. I TO 6 . Drive t 3 Trunk Lines Jr. Scc'y. \vk. for pres. ,., ,$300 LAWN and garden mainten- baths, garage. Alter Road room upper, 2 bedrooms, car- Grosse P.() i n t e University bedi'oom suites. Gas stove. i 1\lG.\ '61 roadster. Wlr(~ '.':l;e(.1.< Three bedroom rambling raneh, . plan __ LIN ~R 5TATIONS Jr. Steno" ad agency ... ,$240 ance. Experienced, referen- south of Jefferson. Adults. peted. stove, water, gardener, School. $90 maximum. JEf- Grand piano. Lamps, tables,: w lilew«lls, radio, low ITJl:r.- I 2112 baths, large dining room, . ' CUNNIN~HAM DRUGS Jr, Steno., no expo .$225 ees. Clyde George, 704 Al- Furnished if desiI'ed. Edge-I aut 0 mat i t garage door, ferson 6-9184, PRe s cot t mirrors, desk, sew in g ma- a~,e. Sacrifice. S1.795 ,JOrd,,;; ~ Jr Tvpist no exp $200 gonquin, VAlley 1-5359. d h t l' 6 3984 fully air-conditioned, automatic: ~~rou~ . .w~.n5.9~~JcheVal at Notre Dr,me ., , .. , .__ ~ ._ water 1-7411 after six. screened porch. Adults. Cou- 5-1604, chine, ce ar c e s . iPow;<1 - . sprinkler system. 21~ tar at- Receptionist, type .... $240 COOK _ J:!eneral house wOl'k, ------1 pIe preferred, $210 month. ------mower. ant i que sp nnl ..", ------" tached garage v.itb aulOmallC i HJ:36 BE: HARKNESS PHARMACY Typi~t. lots of phone work $300 Home nights. 5 da,vs. Call LAKESHOR~ VIL!-,AGE. Newly wheels and many other mis- J 96(; VALIA."lT 4-<100; H"(jan :.!U:l13 :>lack lIse, at LOchmo'):', Jr. Tv.pist, learn crndI't \"k .. $210 I' decor t d I t t $n5 Owner, WOodward 2-4330. 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE h h Id 't w'lite. with l' v (' r~" h: n" door operator, large family, hou.se TV ..-3100 "" 925-0055. I ' a e m w 11 e ones. oJ VAlley 3-0322. ceIJaneous ouse 0 1 ems. room. 2 fireplace". finished I large I S-';;WS SAU;S STATIOSS : Typist. gen'l office .. , .. ,' $275 : __ ~__ ... , ~ __I monthly. 2 bedrooms. TUxedo -.------~--,---- -B-R-I-T-A~.N-N-I-C-A--E-n-c'-y-c-lo-p-a-e-d-ia-,All priced for q ii i c k sale. $1,095. TUxcdo 1-:361 ~j basement. i\IAXY. :\1A :-; Y , low t' DOWNTOWN AREA JOY DOMAN COLLEGE STUDENT I 6-0300 days. 6A-FOR RENT complete set with yearbooks Open daily until 9 p.m. 1038 LATE 1961 D1PALA Cor;- ~:- OTHER FEA n;RES. bat~s <..~randCircus Park News <'land D' S W k (Furn.'shed) 1944 to 1957 incl., excellent 1 Ba-lfour Road, VA 1-5238. v(.rtibl(', Has everythl;l~ _ The I .\1:J.)estlcBld~. News Stand 27530 Harper Ave. PR 2-5600 eSlres ummer or HARCOURT, 746-5-room up. I ,JOSEPH F. TD1ROWSKI E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS 2627 David Stott Bg. WO 2-7160 TUxedo 4-5874 per, screen porch, 2.car garage. ,,~_____ condition, $150. Phone TU! ------.- I pI iced to sell. TU 4-2892 Alden Pilrk .\1anor. E. Jeffe-rson ------.------Will decorate to suit. 2-1840. GOLF CLUBS !' - -~-- WA 1-::>100 23 LAK and VanDyke ------___ 5A U GHOSSE PTE. WOODS ------Bargains! i PLYM0l!T~ '55. ~ix. <;t~ncia:'d think Camerons GIft Shop. Wayburn -SIT ATIONS WANTED A H DE PAEPE 8 CU. FT. Norge refrigerator. THOMPSON'S-3 woods, 5 irons, i tr:msmlSSlOn. 4.door E"dlO, on a e & Jetf DOMESTIC', . • NR. MONTHEITH-BROWNELL, $40 VAlley 1-1940 h tin S2"0 l'L' d Pilrk Drugs. Clt;!' LimIt!; SALESLADY - retail sell- 'IUxedo 4-0960 Attractive 4 bedroom semi.ranch. I' . bag excellent condition. ('a er, c ea '. ~. XC:-.I) 1139 WHITTIER - Three bed- a fine GROSSE POINTE PARK ing expcrience necessary or ------.------'2 II f'l I HAGEN'S-3 woods. 4-1076. rooms, 21,-2 baths. Center. cation :\I:llc:, Pha:'0l3CY. Wayburn and, do not apply. Pleasant SUI'- BABY SITTER, day and eve- 4 ROOMS. 3 Mile and Mack. I fu baths, arm y room, 2 car 3-SPEED aut 0 mat i c record RT 9' f ..__ hall colonial With den off: Kercheval I ning. Experienced, ref e I' - I Heat and hot water. TUxedo I garage, gas heat. $200 per month. player. Garrard model. 80. STEW A - Irons rom COF~VETTE '55 \' -3 ~:ic-k ~hlf: ceptio_ ,. II "h .0 f ld roundings in GrossI" Pointe 0 I TU d 1 6300 1 b England the living room. Lar-se ",U Ivan .- armacy, ...... cacons IC - enccs. TUxe'do 4-5028. I 2-3618, ne year ease. xe 0 - • RCA 45 record player-porta Ie, : " Jl:St arrived from ,~;n;j~ Early L~~;~' ~~~~~e~~~J'e on CharleVOIXi with oppot'lunily for ad- ----...-.. ------.-. ~-- - Johnstone & Johnstone Roll-away bed. B<>wling ball. McGregor s - DIl:er. F J 0 l' i d a. Full Pl'lCI.' or,.: patio with pOul and buili.-:n wi th ( r":.;;-, '''SSE POINTE CITY vanccment in growing con- \VOMAN Ilnd men desire work. I EASTLAWN 905 ------______3'-IJiece maple living room set. ProCoupples-5 H'ons. I $1295 JOrdan 6-3984 barbecue. inc1u( , '-"K~pp" P;1,lrm3CY. Cadwux and' l'l'rp, Telephonl' MIdwest 7- Days or week. A-I re'ferences. i Neal' East Jefferson. Slep from VAlL:y 2-8654. I TV 5-3834 I' :_._.____ _ . Flexile 61 COLONIAL ROAD-LoeiJ.ted KC:'C!1C\'.l! 2946. between 10 a,m. and 722-8710. 1 bus and shops. Front 4 room' 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT , ------1962 CHEVROLET ImpalJ ~tct- bedro Cunnm<:h,1ms Dru<:5, :-iotre 'Jamc' ;) p.m. week days for ap- - ~ l t' I d d" 1------12 PLACE settings. Sterling. GROUND covers: Myrtle, pac-" t;on wagon, Fulh,' C(.IU1!)'j)(,'c'. on a dead end street. thi~ :1\1(\ Kcrehc'"l1 apar men me u es mmg roo.m. GENTLEMANT, prl'vate floor :-- ~ IN i COLLEGE GIRL wishes b~by A beautiful, spacious 6-room Will decorate to suit' tenant. heat, tile floor, latest style light I ~.c' k i ~ ~ ehb'adir,bird cage. "I Piece or a Hc.usefui." 2 b.Jths. iarge family room. 2 I C transportation. and Village heat. YOUR OWN HOME ,sitting, own transportatlOn. terrace apt. for the diseriminat- Electric kit c hen, beautiful fixtures. ' mtz WIn e spreads, cur- I fireplaces. central a i I' - cOlldi- shopping. F 0 u I' bedrooms, , "li b' ts all d Ad It I Pointe references. TU ';.6510. ing Garage garbage disposal d p. I tains, girls blue formal, 23" PR~scott 5-5733 ! tion:ng. caJ'I)('ts and drapel'lc, ,'1. su Jec; gra es. u s' '. . ' . groun s, garage. Grosse omle, VAlley 2-2795 waistline. TUxedo 4.6105. All on the second floor,! HIDDE and children. Certified teach-I BEAUTICIAN, 3 years cxperi- and fmest m s:hools, shoppmg Park privileges. 1--'------BOOKS PURCHASED f '-h included. large modernized kitchen.' rand. el's. ' I ence. East side. Pant of fun and transportatlOn, $175. WO 1-0321 7-WANTED TO RENT 38" DELUXE Garland gas Entirelibrariesorfin~rsf:=l~ RedllcedfromS43.900to$39700 and st.~p.down library off, chen Call: : time. TU 4-6510. TU .5-1172 WO 2-4607 HOMER WARREN & CO. ------~~-- range, goo d condition. PR Items. Midwest Book ~e!,'Jice, the Ih-ing room. All for ' DETROIT AND SU BUR BAN I' -~--S-S~- -.----~---- : -----~--~ NON-SMOKINGcombine furnituresecretarywith willian- 56779- .,. 4301 Kensington, TU 5-2450, i 485 B/\U - ,'\NTYNE RS. only $27,300. , BOlIR:\ TUTORING SL'RVICE ,NUR E' AID available for GiWSSE POINTE SHOR PS I ROO S $ 0 --~-----~------.------RIVARD~You'll be doing brick 'V.OOAD L7_46"~ private dut,v. Nights - full,' 7 M 175. o! 17530 MACK other and rebcate; desires I 3 TABLES Danish walnut, oc- I - - ~, 305 KEN • v;; WANTED ' Beautiful spacious home. -l bcn- Part time. PR 2-5337, I Includes 4 bedrooms, "" baths, direct transportation down- casionaJ. 2 lamps. Excellent ' yourself a favor to check, tache l ------~----~------garage. Grosse Pointe,U 381 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE town. TO 5-0058. condItion.. TUxedo 6-1732. OLD CLOTHING C"reams up. 3 down, 51:! Il1ath"I' this one if it's charm you, COMMUNITY LAD Y'S H an dyman Service - Rivard, near Maumee-Jefferson. 0 ne an d Two Be drooms --~------~------BEST PRICES PAID onnectmg apartment WIt 1 }\'- want combined with the BEACO No J'ob 1.00 bl'" 01' small ROof I VISITING Fren ch scientist, DINING room set, solid maple. ing room. kitchen. and bedroom. modern conveniences of up- brick. TUTORING SERVICE 1 "', ... - WO 5-8388 MI 4-1317 CHECK THESE FEATURES FOR MEN'S"" I ! erenees. Ask for Don, PR i wife, one chi,ld, desire fur- Hutch, table, 4 chairs. All I SUITS ~ent ral air-conditionin,g throug 1- tooodate plumbing and kit- :,IARYL ~.ms.LOVI.S MARICE., DIREC.! 7-3452. -K-E-N-S-I-N-G-T-O-N-,-n-e-a-r-Ea-st-W-a-r--* Large living room. nished quarters one yea r wood pegged, TUxedo 1-0236. TOPCOATS AND C.HOES out. Large swimming pool. Car- chen. Vacant and ready for, bedr(l TOR Tu t rt. A st 1 t C ta .J . peting and draperl'es. Ladshly . torll1g by degree teach------~- .. -. ren upper 4lh rooms Desir- * Air-conditioning and heat 5 a mg ugu 5o. on ct ~------TU immediate occupancy. ers available in all subjects for I CLEANING gutters. wmdows. bl' t A 'J' furnI'shed. Evertt Kin s e y, TU :)-0456, RUMMAGE salle, neighborhood. . Isa 3-1872 appointed throughout. A ~ king car g , M k . L d' I a e corner en. pp lances, SaJturday 10 ...~ 4 Garage 100 A telepho 11 '$92 d f grades high school, college and '1 ,a e repaIrs. an sca~~ng, or i t f $100 * WO 1-7780. cv " ne ~a will bring us ,000. Will consider tra e 0 21 ELM CT.---Situ:lted on an adult education YOUname the job--I'll do it' : speara e urn ace S. . Individual temperature con------__ '_'__ Meadow Lane. to you Immediately your present home or \'ery low i 51'_ CL . I . . Available August TU 2-0209 trol ------~_ ~-- . extra large lot. th _5 fOLlr. 339 Merriweather ! VAlley 4-9172. I' ". 3 BEDROOM house. unfurnish------down payment. bedroom colonial offers a, Gros' G p 'I ------'* Off street parking. ed, by August 15th. Grosse 2 PAIR eggshell floor. length BOC'~S bo.ught in any qu~ntity. paneled library and family i one 5. ro~se ointe Farms GUTTERS cleaned and outside I GROSSE POINTE P . t hId" . d;:apes. 1 pair 3 WIdths, 1 Entire lIbraries, bOok cases Disposal. om e sc 00 Istnct. MaXI- pair 2 widths.. R bl t b' room opening onto an im-: ne\\'. I TUxedo 4-2820 'I maintenance work. TU 1-0791.' , * . mum $160. TUxedo 5-3808, easona, e'l ar 0 Jects. Mrs. B. C. Claes 'C 0 X & ------~------Finest Rental Property * G.E. stove and refi'lgerator. VAlley 3-1815. ' 1670 Leverette. WO 3.-4267: mense screened t e I' l' a (' e.' be pu OPENINGS FOR T.EACHERS BABY SITING In The Area * Will decorate to suit tenant. 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ------Modern kitchen with built- i l LEA VING CITY - BARGAINS TAKEN on con . ins, : . . . I Vacation aide, or take children Janitor service. UNFURNISHED house. Duplex sIgnment; Size BA K ER TUTORING * CHILD'S maple chifforobe, $5; 14 01' lal'ger worn ' I serVIce In SCIence to park, .etc., desired by pleasant, HARCOURT. Upper, 2 bedroms, Plenty of closets, or large flat. Price range $100 ~~ . en s c othing I th U f M d * bike, $5; wonder horse, $2. - chIldren's an TU 0 or ma.. . 0 . gra uatc. I cooperatIve you n glady. In- 2 baths, family room. . to $135. Young couple, no D . ' y eondition'l ,5-790 SEL LAkeVIew 1-1973. , terested in and experienced with I * Grosse Pomte Park privi- children. References. ED 1- Speed Queen washing machine, raperles. ~ u r t a ins, bed-I------.------1 h'l' • . TROMBLEY, RD, Lower 2 bed~ leges. 66 2 $20. Bendix dryer, $20. Cold- spreads, shpcovers, lamps' Purdy I: I ~ren References. ,LookIng rooms, near the lake. Immediate 4 . spot dehumidifier, $40. De- tabl,es. S In a 11 furnishings: I HOME VA~UED AT $41.500 3-LOST AND FOUND I ~or job on scheduled baSIS. Flex- occupancy, . II Call WO 1-0321 INTERESTED in $170 _ $190 luxe CARTER mower, $20. L1_eae08s2.Fash ion Mart Tli I PRIC.,ED AT $36,900 & ------~ ----.--- -- Ib1e rates for extended work. HOMER WARREN & CO. I 1 Oak sideboard, $7. Maple sofa _ LOST; Beagle,. m a I e. black, I TU 2-5215 JOHN r., STAUDT, Inc. I mont 11y renta with 1-2 year FOR QUICK SALE In TH,: b h J 2 h ~ ------lcase and possible option to and arm chair. $15. Picnic ------~,-- Edgar , Colonia ., 1'0 ~ n, w Ite. unc ~:. ------.---- VA 2-0100 Eves, VA 2-659B HEATED apartme~t near. ~x- buy. Three bedrooms desired. table, $10. WANTED-5mall flat t~k ATTRACTIVE TER:\1S Separat ~ Jeff, Mack and D.evonshlle. NEED a baby sitter? The Sit- pressway on CadIeux. LIVIng TUxedo 5-3031 or mahogany. des k. Phone • h Cl b PR Call TU 5-7338 after 5 p.m. W'NDM R""" 100 KERCHEVAL TU 4-2228 floor L;. Owner un der me dlCa~ t erapy ters u. escott 7-0377., . room, kitchenette with stove 885-1002. ,l . ILL POINTE A L-.... 500. TUxedo 2-6939. Licensed and bonded. SEE THIS attractIve, remodeled and refrigerator, bedroom, EXECUTIVE, wife, 2 children TWO 26" boy's bikes, Schwinn. ----.------, , 7 y£'ar old Colonial, all newLy GROSSE PT. WOODS, Brys ------5. room lower. Garage. 896 bath, parking. Adults. ~79.50. transferred -from Evanston, Girls 20". TUxedo 2-5232. 10A--MOTORCYCLE~ decorated. 3 bedroo1l1s, 2 baths Drive - 3 bedroom all br~ck f\ LOST-Woman's silver watch, Y G' I F 'd RIvard TU 4 9265 'f' FOR SALE TAP P black hand. June 29th. Re- our Ir rl dY ,-. ~- TU 5-6523. Ill. desires 3 or 4 bedroom BEIGE and Brown Leeds car- _ up. One bedroom, bath. down. Colonial. Gas heat, recreatIOn, _~/_~ ward. 885.6307. Secretarial Service TWO BEDROOM single floor, I home, good location, paroeh. peiing and padding. 12 x 15. 1961 Cushman scooter "Hlgh~ I Panl'led family room. attached rOOm, basement 1a,v at 0 r y: : MER screened terrace, 1l,~ car gal- A to ------Mimeographing I 389 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe GReOx-eScSuEtl.vePOanINdT~m~Ay,R~b:~~ ial ~dchoOl if Pk~ssible. Wfill Slightly used. Cleaned and lander," in good c~nd1tlon. Z-ca:. garage. :\lfany other fea- ' cus age Priced under $16,000. 1 • 1 Farms TU 1 4770 conSI er any as lUg ren't or moth"'•..:roofed. TU 5-5487 after TUxedo 1-1554. ure,. • I WIde 0, 4-HE&.P WANTED I Mrs. Coleman TU 4-6442 I . -. room, 21h bath home near right home. Will take .'~are of ;-;--:-:::::.-::-:- ' Owner will sell on land con- i th . MALE and FEMALE ------__ GROSSE POINTE WOODS. 3 T rom b 1 e y, St. Ambrose grounds and home as if it 6. ll-AUTOS FOR SALE ! OPEN SUN. 2:30 to 5:30 d l\'Iust i ba s, I tract ' wish $3,000 own. . I t aceh BAB Y sitting, Grosse Pointe bedroom ranch. Endosed ter- schools. Lease 9 months to 1 were our own. TAshmoo HAMMOND churd organ, ebon" OLDS" 70'L) WESTCHESTER RD. be sold Immediate posseSSiOn, B II BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted l-.I"'h hI' 1 E 1 d h . -.J .Y!OBILE, 1955. - One rowne ~.L!6 sc 00 gir. xper ence. race, gas heat, carpeting and year, Pone evemngs and 5-1900 or Statler Hotel. E. W. like new. Sacrifice, 93;5-4187, OWNER LEAVING CITY with clientele. TU 4-4308. . TUxedo 4-1157. draperies, $250. TU 4-2601. weekends. VAlley 1-8789, Houck. after 6 p.m, owner. excellent condition POINTE REALTY T. R $300. TUxeQo 4--&l~. ' VA 1-~8 81 Kerc TUxedo 1-6640 6 ---~ ------....'""-..-----~--._~~--..--._--- 'hursday, July 5, 1Q62 Thursday, July 5. 1962 G R 0 S'S E POI N TEN E W S Page Seventeen DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines To Serve You 9uickly CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY l1-AUTOS FOR SALE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE . 13-REAL ESTATE I 13A-LOTS FO~ SALE 21 D-ELECTRICAL FOR SALE I APPLIANCES l\.\l~'d.\\;\; -l;lU:\ l'O~~:~ __-----1 FOI\ SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE I FOR SALE '~~{',,(;l:c .~r:l:-. Luggage col- I, CHOICE imrroved lot. North- ,':.{'{i upl1(lj,lt'r:-'. Radio. white 98 WEBBER PLACE: 4 bed. east corner Bedford and Es. i SINCE 1947 \, :<11, '.ll'lIl'U!ou:,ly maintain_ HIDDEN lANE 578 MAYBE ONE OF'THESE APPOINTMENT ONLY GROSSE PTE. SHORES sex. Phone owner. VABe\ . ROCHESTER rooms o? large lot. Includes an 1-9827 or TRinit 1-7960.' H 00 V ER-EU REKA (C: .. cr.\ 10\1 mi1E:age. PH \ "l)'~~ER :.l~)R~IN'GSIDE HOUSES IS FOR YOU 100 CLOVERLY - St. P a u I NEAR LAKESHORE 4 bedroom bi-Ievel house. Fam- outstanding master bedroom y AUTH SERVICE :~~)~l::~ at"tcl' 6. parish. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths. LUXURY RANCH with 3 king- suite and 26 ft. family room. .----~ ,-- . ily 1'00\11, 3 fireplaces, 21/2 oPt=~~ SUN. : TO 6 Drive By-Ask Us for floor Carpets, drapes, air-condo and sized bedrooms, 2 baths, full Open daily, 2*5. Tuxedo 2~1400. 16-PET5 FOR SALE FAC~~HJ~~NED \iC~.-\ '(;1 roacbt('C Wirc wheel; many more extras. baths, .. One or two acres in dining room, paneled family -::,:"';' l1:'droom ram.bl~ng ranch. I plan -- Let Us take ou woods off Oi'ion Road. Owner. \\ hltl'I' a::,,_ rae!io. low mile~ ':. ;latn~. large d1D1l1g room, room, games room, gas heat. Walter H. Mast Co. --.------i FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY Y Please Call for Details KITTENS, free to good home. 8 ALL MAKES .1":" Sac'iiie('. 51.795. JOrdan ; ;:-. ,11r-conditionNI, automatiC through OLive 6-2431 Outstanding in eve r y way. weeks. TUxedQ 2.5232. 6- ::;~~84. 1 HUGH CHALMERS Priced for quick sale. <:':nki!'l- "ystem. 2 ~ car at. HARPER VACUUM .. oc,"('d ,-:ara~c with automatic 1036 BERKSHIRE-A big, little TV 4-4040 Eves., TU 4-2557 TUxedo 1-6300 : ~jt;,1 \-.\1,1:\\'1' 4-door sedan. GROSSE PTE. FARMS 10' 17176 E. War:-en TU 1-1122 llpel';:lor, large family hOuse, A small house in a 457 LexI'ngton Road, owner G E R MAN SC.HNAUZER, I \\~:!:t' \\'ith l'\'crything. d TU 5 2017 I We do r..ot solicit in your home. 2 fireplaces. finished large lot neighborhood. Taxes GROSSE PTE. FlA T5 leaving town. Large 2 bedroom old, house trame . - . S:.[':.)O, Tl \.cc!o 1-3619, . ELABORATE Johnstone & Johnstone '" -l':n!'nt. ;,\IANY, M A ~ y,\ low but has 4 bedrooms, 2 HARCOURT RD.-2 bedrooms, ranch. Mahogany paneled rec- -~------I s .. \-:'1-: :()';l DIl-':\LA Con- ,:[l.:n FEATURES. baths and nice family room. screened po ....c h e S, separate reation r(Jom. Attic fan. Excel- I 2 FLY.ING SQUIRRELS, inex- i GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY '.,,:.; :<,. H:I" t'\'(,I'ything _ baseme'nts, copper plumbing, McKINLEY Nr. RIDGE lent condition. TUxedo 5-5306. I penSlve to goo d h 0 m e i .tl~EPll 10'_ TEfilHO\VSKI I' The price? Only $35,000. New Homes :",:,',',: ;" ",-:! Tl- 4-2892_ gas furnaces, 3 car garage. A 3~bedroom Colonial with 1st , Open Saturday and Sunday 1_ 881-3293. ! W.'\ 1 -100 Grosse Pointe Farms -;) l I23 LAKECREST LANE-If you Like new, owner transferred. floor lavatory, large screened 1-5 p.m. EARL COURT, 179; off Moross HOOVER ;':.\ .\!Ul I'li -;).,_~ix. standard think you would like to live terrace, gas heat. Convenient to TWO adorablc kittens free to - 3 bedrooms, 31/2 baths. I good home. Trained. 8 weeki; FACTORY ;\'UTHORIZED ::'.-::,,'~;,":l)il. -t-c!oor. Radio. on a quiet dead end lane with TROMBLEY RD. near the Richard and Grosse Pointe $63,000 ------old. Call evenings after 7 or SERVICE ::,'.,;,':. l',I' 11, S~~O. TT.:xedo .. : i \\'l!ITTIER - Three bed. a fine view of the lake, this lo- Lake. Two bedrooms plus High. St. Paul parish. $25,000. rooms. 21.2 baths. Center cation will appeal to you. Ex- EARL COURT, 183; off Moross family room each. Separate T. RAYMOND JEFFS LOCHMOOR, 20-A charming Saturday. TUxedo 5-1520. h.dl colonial with den off -2 bedrooms, 2 baths. $45,000 basements, CDpper plumbing, 81 Kercheval TU 1-1100 English home having a mod- POINTE VACUUM ,','H\t:TiT -.':' \'-8 stiek shift ccptional1y well proportioned thr living room. Large Early American architecture VENDOME, 257 - 5 bedrooms, gas furnaces. Best buy on the ern kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 3 SCHNAUZERS, m i 11 i at u l' e TWO LOCA TIO~S ',;,' a;';',\ ,',' from sunn\' T ROM B LEY 776. Two-flat. '':It[O with pool and huilt-in with effective use of materials 31/2 baths, activities room, street. baths, maid's quarters, li- A. K. C. registered. 2 males.! ~. () ,.. ti ;, Full pricr- onl;' Large 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 15403 :\IACK l'ai'bccue. including Michigan field stone. di!1ing room _.... _... $65,000 brary ,sunroom. air-condition- one female. $125. TU 1-4604. : 21019 MACK ;3: ~~l;) .JOrdan 6-3984 FINEST LOCAT10NS IN THE Four-car garage. Moving to I Flexible arrangement!> with 2 ed. Fine condition. ~______,- ---- : TU. 1-1014 TU. 1-0647 ,'UI.O:\IAL ROAD-Lol'atf'd i POINTE FOR 0 W N E R TO Florida - 0 w n e r sacrafice. FREE. 5 beau.tiful kittens. ~;: , ..:..'l'!!!'.\ !:C)L~:T Impala sta- bedrooms and bath on the first on J. dead end street, this Richard LIVE AND HAVE AN Terms. VA 1-3139. N. BRYS, 853-At $29,000 this gold, 2 par1ially black to be ! TU 4-4922 .,' ': ,.- ..;: ):\li::- equipped. floor and same on second . l'dPl' Coc\ is offered now at INCOME. is one 01 the best values in given away to special pel)ple ! , _ , : '.:,:.J\,!, .. <, _ ; 0 \\" mile-agt'. S:q.;-)Oll. Three bedrooms OPEN SAT.-SUN. 2 TO 6 the Pointe. 1~-story with 3 TU 1-3142. i FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY 1110 SOUTH OXFORD-Charm Kimbrough JOHN C. STAUDT, Inc. HAWTHORNE, 909 bedrooms, 2 baths. den, study, I ~ i NEW - REBUILT - PARTS and a large panc1cd library. plus--Step saver arrangement Farm Colonial 60' lot. Near schools. (- .• :: \ F I' ':' E "uft top with -3 bcdrooms 2 baths. Pan- BUILDER TU 2-2593 VA 2-0100 EVES. VA 2~6593 STANDARD POODLES, AKC I 21 CUSTOM CORSET - ,:'C' l~ROSSE POI~TE BLVD.- Lot 80x135. Price $34,500. De- e :,".,:'1'''. .;;: ,") T;-iumph h:lrc!- elled library and recre~tion N. RENAUD, 724-0utstanding three black, one brown. 1983] I - S _ {'he vcry finest two bcd- cor-Pretty and inviting. Dining : ,,;', ;3> ,iO 6-3984. l' 0 0 m. Excellent condition. ranch with paneled library, Merriman Ct., Livonia. GR 4- i SPENCER CORSETS :'oom raneh home on the BY APPOINTMENT BY OWNER. 1014 Somerset roo m, brunch nook, enclosed Florida room, 3 bedrooms, 8316. 'I Individual!;> des i g ned, light- ::,;-: ,-!i!"::IOLET linpala con. :ndrkC't today. Spacious liv- Tastefully decorated. Road. 3 bedroom ranch, 2 BOURNEMOUTH 1646 lanai and terrace, 2~ baths, many extras. ! ------weight foundations and sur- :,';":' .. C:;,;(l;,l grl't'n, we: room with bav window, car attached garage, large Sleeping - 4 restful bedrooms. di;1ing area and library. I 892 LA~ELAND-First ?,ffering Better t!1an average 3 bedroom screened porch, gas heat. . I' HOME WANTED by friendly.; gical gar men t saver 26 .:.~' 'il l-pnt;ne,.ta: kit Open Sat. and Sun., 2 to 5:30 PROVENCAL-Farms Colomal affectl.onate calico kit ten ' .' l\1f d T\"o-<:ar garage and com-: of thIS Cape Cod. BUIlt 1959 face brick Colonial with a den $35,000. Phone VA 1-6355 be- . . . . i years expcrlCnceL a u e (I'" •. 1:1"<~:1'~lon. PO\\- and terrace. First floor lav: III top condlt}()n: 4 bedrooms, TUxedo 4-9086. '13 t 368 :M K" I ' ,.... :'::.:". !\:':lkl'~. \\'1flllu';,,,_ "h'te basement. Attraetive I and better than new. Cooling tween 9 and 11 a.m. or 5 31;2 baths. maid's quarters, ann e l' : - c m e~, Close to schools and shopping. A UTH 'b t. 't' I -----~------Grosse Pomte, TU 5-4027 or . '.'. ':::' ,<,' PlT1t'et comE- ;'rom the streC't--c\'(.'n more i system throughout. 3 bed- an~ 7 p.m. Shown by ap-j ELL R l 1 rary, ac IVI Ies room, arge SCHNAUZER. miniature pup~;: TOwnsend 9-3317. so whC'n YOU step inside. : rooms, 1 bath. Den. Kitchen pomtment only. . -..•:: i' . ,',. IJl :-89:)1 wooded lot. Near schools. 3 months old, ears cropped, I . I of "built~ins". Carpeting in- BELANGER 246 'and associates of grosse pointe ;ZA-80AiS AND :..':."LAKEVIEW-None othcr in cbded almost throughout. Farms. Lovely 8 year old face TU 6-2050 TU 6.0615 LOTHROP, 184-Deluxe ranch permanent shots. A. K. c.: 21G-ROOF SERVICE near St. Paul's. Library, fam~ registered. LA 1-8213. MOTORS l'ompetition in the Farms. brick ranch. Florida room, 2- A DREAM HOUSE ! :\ ,.;panking nf'W four bed- 294 STEPHENS ROAD-Housg- cal',attached garage. Will accept 329 MERRIWEATHER, Grosse ily room, 3' bedrooms, 2Jh ------EAVESTROUGHS CLEANED 1 Grosse Pointe Vicinity ;:~ \ ::\c; \ l~ED BOAT? room colonial with 2 '2 keeper's delight. All on one land contract. Pointe Farms. Exceptional baths. large lot with sprink- TRANSFERRED owner must! AND PAINTED :' . i, \ ,,,:c - :",\ (' il sUI'\'cye " _ ._ .. _ S rt _ d.' 0__ «« « z tapps ...... • 5 7 7 %'1 7 h': 'r 11 tS r $r$ s t t stir cd t t sri i phst Page Eighteen Thursday, July 5. 19 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 5, 1962 Notice YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY Sealed proposals for fL 21H-RUG CLEANING equipment for installing I ,;-PAJNTING AND 21R-CEMENT WORK 21S-CARPENTER WORK ------~---- I D~CORATING 1.1S-CARPENTER WORK I ._~---~-- -~._~ I 41,200 squar( TACKED DOWN CARPETS of 4" an AND FURNITURE ALL KINDS CEMENT Additions' Alterations H. F. JENZEN BUILDING Churches GROSSE POINTI: FIRST CHURCH OF Painting and Decorating Home and industrial repairs Best of Grosse Pointe AND BRICK WORK Kitchen Mociernization METHODIST CHU~CH wi!! ~ received by the Additions. attics completed FIRST CHURCH OF .CHRIST, CHRIST, SCIENTIST, References 211 Moron Road the office of the Cit.\' CI : Basement Waterproofing Or Minor Repair Porch enclosures. recreation SCIENTIST CLEANED on P.M .• E.S.T. on Thursda} • Interior • Exterior Inside - Outside ~"'ree Estimr:;tes roo'ms. garages repaired. Kerby School 10:00 a.m .• Worship and S'!ITnon. GROSSE POINTE Free Estimates Licensed Contractor Kerby Road place bias \'00111be public GAR AGE FLOORS, DRIVE- ru 1-9744 TV 4-3011 10:00 a.m ..Church School t h r u FARMS LOCATION WAYS. CITY WALKS, RAT 6~h Grade. may be withdrawn after JOHN R. FORTIER FR.AJ,]k J. ST. AMOUk Sunday, 10 a.m.:Comnmnion Sunday Services 10:30 /l.m_ RUGS PICKED UP WALLS, PRE-CAST STEPS, least thirty (30) days. I'U 2-8324 TU 5-5791 ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS services will be held Sunday at TUxedo 1-7888 Sunday School-Intants' Room 10:30 /l.m. AND DELIVERED PR 7-3551 PORCHES Mmisters Family rooms, porch enclosures, Christian S c i e n c e churches Wednesday Test1mony Specifications may be ex' FREE ESTIMATES DOING all types of carpenter For Finer Painting modern kitchens, attics convert- throughout the world. REV. JAMES D. NIXON Meeting ~_.8:00 p.m. of the City Clerk. 200 work, remodeling a t tIC I & Decorating No Job Too Small-Just Call ed, 20% rooms. porches. Small or bIg Keynoting the Lesson-ser-I REV. ALFRED T. BAMSEY KERBY SCHOOL V/()()ds, Michigan, durin COMPLETE MODERNIZING OFF CASH and CARRY FRED NAVARRO jobs Estimates free. TUxedo mon entitled "Sacrament" is 285 Kerby Road, at Beaupre CHARRON LICENSED & INSURED The City ri!serves the r' TUxedo 2-5735 5-5H92. the Golden Text from the Bible AI"L ARE WELCOME PAINTING CO. HELMER (Galatians 3): "Ye are all the waive any informality in PRIDE Satisfaction Our children of God by faith in it deems to be in the t, Guarantee ODD JOBS TUxedo 4-0522 Yuu are Invited to 11$1l the C..\ RPET AND FURNITURE REASONABLE HOME IMPROVEMENTS you as have been baptized into PR 8-4778 Christ Jesus. For as many of SIXTH CHURCH Cit Chimney Repair Additions, modernization, qual- ChrisUan Scier~ce 21T-DRESSMAKING Christ have' put on Christ." OF Lee CLEANERS Wall Washing ity workmanship by custom GEORGE S. DALLY builder. ROGln FREE ESTIMATES Painting EX C L U S I V E alterations by Readings from "Science and Readi~g CHRIST, SCIENTIST 10615 CAD lUX PAINTING. DBCORATING Driveways ERNEST G. MOELLER Marie Stephens. Quick serv- Health with Key LO the Scrip- 19613 Mack Ave. Detroit tures" by Mary Baker Eddy will 14710 KERCHEVAL AVE., Paper hanging and wall wash- Pre-cast Steps TU 2-0421 ice on hems. (Furs). TUxdo Grosse Pointe: Woods One Block Wen of Alter TUXEDO 5-5700 include: "To keep the com- mg. Serving this community for PR 5-7280 5-7610. Open from lU a.m to 5 o.m SUNDAY SERVICES over 25 years. REPAIRS. remodeling fro m mandments of our Master and daily ex"cpt Sunday~ and Holi 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. :lays Thursday and Friday Sunday School - 10;30 a.m. 211-PAINTING 1_ VA 4-8004 chimney top to basement. Car- REWEAVING - Clothing, moth follow his example is Qur prop~ evenmgs 7 1.0.8 p.m. LICENSED & BONDED Wednesday Evening AND DECORATING penter, mason, roofing, painting, holes, burns, tears. 11 years' er debt. to him and the only Testimonia} Meeting-8 p.m. experience. 22549 Raven. PR worthy evidence of our grati- first Church of Cft.-ist. EXPERT painting, paper hang- ! ERNEST A. BOCK cement, aluminum siding, cor- Reading Room nice, trim, windows, fire repairs, 7-43!H. tude for all that he has done. Scientist, 16348 East Warren ing by mechanics. free esti-! Painter and decorator; quality Cement 2 Blks. West of Onter Drive cabinets and lOCks, Outward worship is not of itself I Grosse Pointe farms \Veek Days - 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. mates. Van Assche, TUxedo and color matching, the finest. SEW iNG alterations. ad u Its Block garage with NO WOOD sufficient to express loyal and "'------.....J Wedne~d8Ys - 10 a.m. ~ 7 p.m. 4~1187.VA 4-1492. Served Grosse Pointe homes for Contractor and children; hems. zippers, heartfelt gratitude, since he has ~ _ Sundays - 2 p.m. - 4;30 p.m. TRIM eliminates painting. 20 years. Driveway replacements, walks, plain drapes. Blankets baund said ''If ye love me, keep my P AI~TING. papering, paper .l:tquipped with power tools for TU 1-7455 . 20685 Woodmont TU 1-6905 tIoors and footings. commandments'" (pAL No removed. Wall was hi n g. EXPERT PORCH AND efficIency at lower cost to you. The Grosse Pointe ~eat. reliable. Work guaran- 21J-WALL WASHiNG STEP REPAIRS 21U-PlUMBING WOODS PRESBYTERIAN teed. Mertens, 122 Muir, TU C. A. PATTERSON Congregational Insura Garages raised and extended. 30 YEARS A BUILDER 1%50 Mack Avenue at Torrey Church 2-0083. WALL WASHING A d F R u:th "'I' . t llOOI Moross Rd .t Ra rpel The City of Grosse pOi,l SPECIALTIES TUXEDO 6-1464 SPRENKLE n rew . a ," InIS er 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop PAINTING & DECORATING COLORED PATIOS Charles B. Kennedy, Asst. Min. Pastor E. Arthur McA:..h Grosse Pointe. :\1ichigan bids for DONALD BLISS REDUCED WINTER PRICES Plumbing, Repairing, Robert L. Lucero, Asst. Min. Decorator I You Name It - We Build It Sun day, July 8: 10 a.m. I:) UU m o1orn,ng Won 1~1I) ::\IIXISTERS Combined Com Exterior Interior' ELMER T. LABADIE J. GARZA & SONS Residential and Commercial Water Heaters Replaced Builder Church School - Nursery thru : :':f) a m Sunc1;~v Scho(,l ::\'[arcus William Johnson Liabili ~re; Est~mates TUxedo 2-2064 TU 1-9213 PR 8-6448 VA 2-1282 3;) Years 10 G.P. Also Modernization Junior High. 10 a.m. Worship 6:30 p.m., Open Air Service in Arnold Dahlquist JoIJn50n BRICK WORK 25 Years Same Location SPRENKLE PLBG. SHOP scrvice, sermon theme: "Our the Chapel-in-the.Trecs. TU 1-7050 . 21K-WINDOW WASHING Conquest of Weari~less" (One i Summer Worship Service Comprehensive G. Tuck Pointing 14642 E. 7 Mile LA 1-2840 All ""elccIT,e Broken Steps service only during the sum-I 9:;.)0 a.m. - Worship Service. Sealed bids \\ill be recei' C. W. CHA~CE - Interior and CO-OPERATIVE BLDG. LICENSED mas t e r plumber mer, 10 a.m.J.' Church School for C rib G.OLMIN Basement Leaks I Standard Time on Wedr- exterior painting and deco- I WINDOW CLEANING R e p air s. remodeling, etc. CALL ...... I Room through 2nd Grade. rating. Tuck pointing .• Sheet I SERVIC1!: Wednesday, J u 1y 11: 7:30 ------~ i '-- --1 of the City Clerk at th, TU 5-2856 Guaranteed electric sewer metal work. References. Free! p.m. Boy S c 0 u t Troop 546 - , ----~-- ._ Avenue. Grosse Pointe \\ WALL WASHING Customcraft cleaning. Ca! Roemer, TU. estimates. 832-6389. I FllliB ESTIMATES g place bids \\ill be public PRescott 1-5057 2-3150. meetin .___ .1 WE ARE INSURED CONSTRUCTION St. Paul Ev. K&H E/\STERN MASON COMPANY ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Bethany Specifications and bid sr For better painting and deco- VALLEY i-9321 21V-SILVER PLATING 20475 Sunningdale Park Automobile Liability Ins\. CONTRACTORS Additions and Remodeling of Lutheran Churr;h Christian Church rating, exterior and interior. 20 (Near Mack and Vernier) Cholfonte "nd Lothrop Liability Insurance may Commercial & Residential all types expertly done. (Disciples of Chrtst) years experience. Free esti- WINDOW CLEANING SlL V~H & GOLD PLATING Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman, Rector TU 1-6670 City Clerk. Building Tuck Pointing - Ma- • Family Rooms • Kitchens 5901 (;adieux Road mates. WALL WASHING Rev. Paul S. Downie, We Invite You To Worship sonry Repairs - Caulking-Build- • Remodeled • Recr~ The City reservc." thc 1'; Meldrum Trucking and Garden Supplies Informalities in the ~;, deem best. 17921 MACK AVENUE A Complete Line of Garden Supplies and Tools PHONE TUXEDO 4-2184 'f __ • en ri •• t - Yo July 5, 1962 Thursday, July 5. 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen City of ters, Mrs. George E. Ryan, Mrs. IGPUS News Headlines of the Weel{ James Russell and Mrs. Jose- C)B I '"I" IJ 1\IIIt:S phine Shea. (Continued from Page 8) (Continued tn)m Page 7) edly dying from lymphatic Services were Tuesday. July cast by the Nationalist Govern~ leukemia, first d e t e c t e d the . . . 3, at the Verheyden Funeral 6t05St l!JninftlBonbs MICHAEL J. O'BRIEN Road ~uJ1ders AsSOCiatiOn. Home and Our Lady Star of Grosse PoInte University School ment. suicide attempt and administer- I Michigan trophy going to whichever It is also possible that the ed emergency first aid. Mr. O'Brien, chairman of the Durmg World War I. he! the Church. Burial was in school wins more games be- Nationalists, without U.S. help .. Wayne County Road Commis- served as a member of Com- Woodlawn cemetery .. sion, died in his sleep Tuesday, pany C of the Michigan Na-. * tween the two schools; thus the <)r approvHl, may make a try Tuesday, July 3 * *' cup 1emains at G.P.U.S, In June 26, at his home, 475 Kerby tional Guard. I ADA ROWE , for the mainland, Either action SASKATCHEW AN'S striking '- Notice toB!dders track the following were medal -, could bring the world to the doctors yesterday delivered an road. He was 69, and apparently Mr. O'Brien returned to his Mrs. Rowe, 83, of 1121 Roslyn L.INE 3 P.M. TUESDAY winners: Craig Jennings, Tom ~e;jl('d proposals for furnishjnN all 1 b . edge of disaster, triggering a suffer.ed a heart attack during h?me only a few hours ?efore road, died Saturday. June 30, . '. .. a or, matel"lal and ultimatum tot h e provin<:lal eqUIpment for 1l1stalltng approximately Ballantyne, Bruce Walker, Bob nuclear war, government, demanding that it the mght. hIS ?eath, after attendl.ng a ,after a long illness, at the Davis, Rick Littler, and David .. '" >!< rescind its compulsory medical First elected to the road com. meetmg ~f the,upper ~e~Jnsula I Grosse Pointe Nursing Home. 41.200 s~uare feet {more or less) Rein. In tennIs John Mozena Monday. July 2 care insurance act or face an mission January I, 1933, and I Road Budders ASSOCIatIOn on Among the survivors are a ST CHURCH OF won the Kimber Trophy for the of 4" and 6" sidewalks SOVIET AGENT DR. indefln1te M.D. walkout. One re-elected. regularly eve~ since, the Keewenaw Pe~insul~. I daughter, Mrs. Arthur Shaw; a .1ST, SCIENTIST, most improved playel'. David ROBERT A. SOBLEN attempt- baby has already died b~ause Mr. O'BrIen was unammously A bachelo~, ~e IS survlv{.d by grandson, Arthur Shaw, Jr., ',Idl bc received by the City of Gros P' t Rein was named most valuable. - . . se om e Woods at ed suicide yesterday, The run- medical care was unavailable. chosen April 24 by the Board a b~'other, Wllllcim, of San Jose, and two great.granddaughters OSSE POINTE tl1(' olfl('e of the City Clerk, 20025 Mack A . Jeff Seyler also won an award away spy slashed his wrists and Nine-month-old Car),' Derhou- of Supervisors to begin a new Calif., and two half-brothers, Pamela and Deborah. ' l' \1 F S T '1'1 venue untl1 3:00 for progress in the sport. In .. .. ':~. . on lUrsday, July 19, 1962 at which time and stabbed himself in the 8ibdomen soss succumbed to meningitis six-year term next January 1. Andrew Egan of the Bronx, Services were Tuesday Jul FARMS junior baseball Roy Pingel won pi<:ce bidS. \\ill be publkly opened and re-ad aloud. N i while l'eturning to the United after his desperate parents tra- A Democrat, he served as N.Y., and Kearn Egan of Massa-I 3. at the Verheyden F~ner:r y ~",n:jces 10:30 a.m. the Peter Austin Whyte Trophy :llay be Withdrawn aftel' the scheduled I I ti 0 b d States from Israel via a packed velled 90 miles by automobile chairman for mor.e than 15 of paqua,. N.Y. I Home, and interment was in School-Infants. for "the boy who has contribu...... 10:30 a.m. :ea:-t th1I1y. (30) days . e os ng me for at commercial airliner His condi- in search of a doctor, and the his nearly 30 years on thp -SerVIces were Saturday, June Woodmere cemetery. "d:n' Testimonv i ted the most to the 7th and 8th tion is reported as serious. baby's father is angrier at the commission, responsible for 30, at the Verheyden ~uneral * .. • .' .n,,' : 8:00 p.m. :-;peeifieati()ns may be examined 'JI1d pro d grade athletic program in terms James McShane. chief of United government than the doctors, county roads, parks, sewage, Home and. St.. PhlloJn~na I DR. FLOYD T. NORTHENOR • ,. • • < • Cure at the office of spirit, loyalty, and ability." KERBY SCHOOL pI thc (Ity Ckl'k. 20025 Mack Avenue G P . states Marshals, and an Israeli Dr. Allen Bailey of the Uni- water and Metropolitan Airport./ Church. BUTlal was m Mt. Olivet I D NT 'th . ". , rosse omte The captains of the three spring . cemetery I r. 01 enor, 58, of 967 "t'rb~' Ruad. at Bl'aupre I \\ oods. i\llchlgan, !lul'lng regular bt!&lncss hours. po1ic~ doctor ',....ere with Soblen versity of Saskatohewan disa- As cha;rman, he was Wayn.e I . * * * Havvthorne road, died Sunday, sports were Steve Parks, base- ! LL ARE WELCO:\tE ! at the time of his suicide at- greed with Derhousoss, how- County s most powerful off 1. • E July 1, at his summer home rhe City I:eserves the ri~ht to reject any or all bids ball: Bob Davis and David Rein, c'al EUGENIE HOUL . '. , tempt. The 62-year~0Id Lithu- ever, calling the wBJlkout "U'l'l- 1 • A native of Hillsdale. 1\. Y.. near C~rsonvllle, MIch. , ..." I\'C ,lily ll1formalitv in the bidding and t ' to co~captains of track; and John anian-born secret agent lost two . - 0 accept any bid ethical and illegal." "I cannot Mp.mbers of the three-man 1\11'5 Houle 89 of 862 Barring-I A chiropractor. he had prac- Mozena, tennis. pints of blood after stabbing it de(,llls to be 111 the best interest of the City. underst8.nd how a; doctor who c~mmission ser;e. o~ly .pa~t ton' road, 'died Tuesday, June ticed in the Detroit area for 37 himself with a knife he had XTH CHURCH * * .. is dedicated to his patients and time, and Mr. 0 Brien s prmc)- 26 at her residence. years. OF secreted under a blanket, and City of Grosse Pointe Woods professional work can do it," pal occupation was real estate Survivors include five sons, .Among the survivors are his At the Girls' Athletic banquet wa.:;: rushed to a London hos- I RIST, SCIENTIST Leona D. Liddle. City Clerk Nancy Fisher won the Richard- BaD.ey remarked, and the Uni~ investment and property man- Oswald, Ronald, Marvin. Ken- w~fe, Vera G.; three sisters. pital after being carried off the versity's h 0 s pit a 1 board re- Detroit son Cup for "outstanding sports- agement. neth and Orville; two daugh- Mrs. ~enry Fuchs, Mrs. Hazel ~ll. KERCHF.Y.-\L AYE .• plane on a stretcher. According quested all doctors to return to He was born in Kings Coun- tel's, Evelyn and Clorinda; one M c Kin n e y and Mrs. Hilda lie Block We~t of Alter ~:::::::;::::::::~;;;;;;:~:::;:::~;;:;;;;:~:;:;~::~::;~=~:;:;:;:;:;I mansh ip, splri t, leadershi p, and to United States Justlee Depart- theIr practices while negotia- I i ability". In tennis competition, ty, Ireland, came to the United sister, Sister Mary Alban, O.P.: I Flynn: and two brothers, Leo ,T~DAY SERVICES ment sources, his condition is tions with the government are o 1£1 R.m. and 5:£10 p.m. grades 9.12, Anne Wood won States in 1913, and becalll;e a and two brothers, Alfred and and ~aiter Northenor. more serious than was first re- resumed. nday School - 10:30 a.m. City of in the finals over Martha How- citizen in l!H8. He had lived Ernest Fradette. SerVIces are at 10 a.m. to- ported, and emergency surgery '\",'clne,day Evening bert, and in grades 7-8 Helen Saskatchewan's com pulsory in Grosse l'oint~ Farms sinee Services were Friday, June day at the Eppens-VanDe- llrnonial :'>Ieetlng--8 p.m. may be necessary. . medical ca.re insurance act is Reaclln~ Room Homer beat Paula Fischer. 1935, and was a member of the 29, at the Verheyden FUJleral w~ghe F~neral I:I0me and burial Soblen, who jumped $100,000 the first such plan to go into 153~~ E"q WlIrren Grosse Pointe Lions Club as Home and St. Amt~ose Ch'.ll'ch. \\'111. be In WhIte Chapel Me- .:;';,. We,l of Onter Driv(l bail in New York last Tuesday, QiroSSt ~ninft lBocbs .. '" '" effect in North America, and well as many other professional and interment was in J\1t. Glivet monal Park. K n"y, - 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. was expellcd from Israel early ne,d"ys - 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. the entire program is bogged organizations, including the cemetery. Sunday mornIng. He had fled * • • day, - :! p.m. - -\::10 p.m. Michigan down in a tangle of charges association of County Road '" AL:\-IA LOUISE FLOSS there in a desperate attempt to * * and counterc'uu'ges 0 nth e Commissioners and Engineers ARTHUR M. WILLIAMS Mrs. Floss, of 65 Hampton escape the life sentence im- ethics of an M.D. walkout which pose~ upon him by the United of Michigan. the Good Roads 1\11'. Williams, 63. of ] 5225 rvad. died Monday, July 2, at he Grosse Pointe Notice to leaves approximately 900,000 Federation and the American Essex, died Wednesday, .Tune St. Mary's Nursing Home, States for espionage. Deported Canadians with only emergency Congregational 27, in Jennings Memorial Hos- She is survived by a son, Carl from Israel with the utmost medIcal facilities. o pital. William. Church Insurance Agents speed and see r e c y, Soblen The Saskatchewan Pharma- M P A Detroit food broker fOJ' the Services are at 2 p.m. today Ch;l;iontc ,H Lothrop boarded a plane at Tel Aviv, any olnters I The City of GrOSSI,! Pointe Woods, Michigan will receive ceutica!l Association is working past 42 years, he was o-.mer at the A. H. Peters Funeral (\'O:'C P()l~:C. :'Ihchi.~an accompanied by McShane and bids for for a meeting between Frem- A tampC CaveII of the Althur M. WilJiams Home, Mack and Vernier, and an Israeli identified as Dr. ic-r Woodrow Lloyd and Dr. H. :mXISTERS Gottlieb. The trio <:hanged --- Brokerage in the Fort Svreet interment will be in Forest Combined Comprehensive Automobile D. DalgileiSih, president of the News of the popularity of the Union Depot. He at ten d e d Lawn cemetery. rl'm William John~9n plcules at Athens, then flew council J ...... • oft ------~--~-~------__ 4 4_0_¥ 0 _, __ .2 •• 2••• __ ••__ ••••• ::••••••••• &.£•••• &•• £.&•• £ i Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 5, 1962 * * * * Feature Page * * * ...... ;. ...7-~;ye:::::;w Pointer of Interest I Good Taste 'when the POINTE I Favorite Recipe:; 'UlnS + • ! 9rowin9 up: i I of i Peo/)!e ill T!:Je Know f1J-Btnte i ! i LEMON TEA CAKES Counter Points Contributed by Mrs. Emest P. Lamb hy Pat Rousseau By Pat Talbot . . . I ~ I 1.2 tsp. vinegar Sale-ing , , . Sale-ing .. _ the good looking play and While Jarnes E. Pittman was bUIldmg up hIS coal l 112 cup milk . i party fashions at Walton-Pierce. Be sure to drop by any and coke business in the mid nineteenth century his . 1/2 cup butter or marganne i week day, because now 1hat July is here, Walton-Pierce heart was with the army. He fought for Texas when t~at .'1 cup sugar is closed on Saturdav . and vau won't want to miss country was struggling for independence from Me~lc.o .. 1 egg i 1he sale! .' ~ and led Michigan's drive for troops during the CIVIl I ~'''_ L tsp. shredded lemon. :;: * * War. I t:' peel . J-h;/iday H'/cekelld UJl/lillg lIl}! U'/!Jcther .'}'O/l. SIJel1d He ,",vas born in Techumseh, Mich., September 5, 1 :;:1 cup sJfted flour il 011 Lalld r;1' /r'/'e ... tbere's exira flll1 in the fashions 1'ou'll 1826 of English and Quaker ancestry. His .father h~d 1 tsp_ baking powder ~filld at In'i11r:, :-:2 KercheraL ol1-the-Hill. . originally been a Philadelphian but had plOneered.m 14 isp. soda ':;: " * L.i tsp, salt Kentucky before coming to Michigan. In 1834 the far-r:uly I HEADLfNE~ ... styled at Leon's, 1i888 !\tack Avenue moved to Austin, Tex., where the father fought agamst I Stir vinegar into milk. Cream i Jrave control built.in with the newsworthy XEW Permable. The the Mexicans but found life in Texas not to his liking. butter and sugar until fluffy. i Permable takes only si,.. minutes to process and the overaU The family returned to Tecumseh. I Add egg and lemon peel; beat: time is ifn JlOur for a manas;:-eable just right wave. Great tor James attended the University of Michigan and then 11'('11. Sift dry ing-redj~nts and' children too! tiecam.e it is exclusive with Leon's. People are entered a grain merchant's house in Detroit. When the add alternately with nHlk. Drop . l' ., d f;-elm teaspoon, 2 inches apart,: commg 1'01,1 un ('s aroun . Mexican War came in 1848 he was among the first (,n ungreascd cookie sheet. Bake , )(. :(.. * to enlist in the famous Brady Guards, which later C~ to 14 minutes in 350 degree i Chef's Chc ice ... a Mutschler Kitchen, of course! became the Detroit Light Guard. He served under Col c,t' .. oven. Remove from .pan at. once: The kitchen e;..perts at Mutsc:hler aim to glorify cooking Alphcus S. Williams and marched with the regiment ,rJ 'I a~d brush t~ps llllln~dlately I and minimize 'Nark. This is accomplished by beautifully to Cincinnati where the men boarded boats for the , "II WIth Lemon Glaze - '~':I cup: . .. I II . long trip down the Mississippi. The Brady Guards .ID~ ...... • '\ .fM I sugar and ]/1 cup lemon juice.: st~Tled cabll1etJ:-/ c0f!1bll1e~ WIt 1 \ve engmeered ar~as photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. Makes 4 dozen. . WIth easy to n- amtam eqUIpment. If you are the famIly served under General Bankhead, (an ancestor of the SUSAN HYKES, OF RIVARD BOULEVARD chef ... vou'l] v,;ant a Mutschler Kitchen also~ See the redoubtable Tallulah), at V~ra Cruz and Cordova. by Patricia Talbot 1--.------. models at' :20489 Mack Avenue. After the war and back in Detroit Pittman entered Ten hours a day under the sun and in the water must clean the spanking new I HUlnpton-Seed >.< '" ,;: into a partnership with Edmund Trowbridge as a mer~ chant and in 1855 established his coal business with when you are getting paid for it is about as ideal a job pool and bath house .. hosing I Rites S]'Joken Seeillg Is Be/ierillg ... Ray-Ball sll1lg1asses are Jcien/i. as a college co-ed could find, anti Susan Hykes is in do\:n the floors and clcal'ln~ the! ,,/ ': fica"y desig1led to Let .1'0111' eyes see best -witbout getting Dr. E. M. Clark. Dr. Clark subsequently left to make this enviable position. As one of the two regular girl drams. it' d '1 I Li t L d f t t t'll tt f' I the Grand Tour of Europe and his partner bought him )'£ d' th C't P k 11k h Although the hours are long Doroth y Ann See(I and Da\'I(.. j.' "_Ire UJl iJ 11'e.' s l' e raJJles 0 se. oem. 0 .' a rnc~1t'e r. out and continued to expand the business until 1885 I C guarth t S tar d'e new I 11y har b poof S 1ef eeps watc'f Susie believes she has ideal RI'c/lal-d I-Ianlpton "'el'e.., )11,.11'- 1 ben are 1//lIcl.r sl) le,\ fwd colors from wbrch to choose. when he abandoned coal and coke to become Detroit's over e 0 s an enJoys a t e ene its 0 resort lr e. working conditions among her ricd in the Grosse Pointe :'ole-. The 1'\"olre DaJhe Pharlllacy carries a full Line. Superintendent of Police. Susan has had several sea- friends beside beautiful Lake nlorial Church at 7:30 p.Jll., i ---- ~_ sons of experience for her job. "There were lots of applica- St. Clair. In the fall she will Friday, June 29. I LllI'.'-(' H'II S k VO.ZC.S Because of his Mexican War experience and his When she was still at the tl'ons I tIl0 ght nl e I-l'en e I ~ l . . u y xpe c return a richer girl to her T/ b'd . th d I t I. , / er ]'Jea"'s G P . t H' h S h 1 tl ,. ld I 'd' , .' . le n e IS e aug 1 er 0 I friendship with Gen. Williams, when Lincoln called for rosse OlDe Ig c 00 le" ou be t le decl mg factor I studies at the UmversJty of G . A B d' f B' , " ~ . . troops in 1861~ Pittman was immediately consulted by lithe, brown-haired miss with but I really believe it was be- M' h' 1 _ I ' .. t d'l'ng eOIge . en el. 0. allln~- I LiJUra Ellzabe h lIlller and The bride is the daughter of lC 19an w leI e s le IS s u y ton I'oad . d tIle br'ldcgl'OO'-'" _ .the enchanting smile superin- I' tall" d .t '" - .' an _n., I Rlchard Dana .:\la\'o l'xchan'-'ed :\11'.and J\lrs. Jerr.v W. Hiller, Governor Blair. As a result of this conclave Gen. Wil- cause was ,a mr s ""USle. to be ~i hIgh :;chool English . t . t!" HT'II' J I ! . M tended a small day camp at the S pal 1<:: n I 0 "O\\.S~ liams was appointed to organize troops for the state and "usan \\ as a counse- 1or at a I' teacher. The guards at the park II en ts al e f R ,-10k.lam ln "Inarrl.agc ar." Bcthan,' Lu-. of OX'ford road. Hel' husband l's Pittman was 'named a staff officer, later paymaster, City park for six small girls, camp in Maine a few seasons earn $1.25 an hour, a munifi-; amp ons. 0 o~a a. .Ih('ran ClJUrch, 1" Outcr DI'I\'e the :-on of :\o1r. and Mrs. William with the l'ank of colonel. He served as second in com- taught swimming to private ago and last summer worked as cent :ium for tecnagers. I Following the ceremony. a. and C J1 a ( s W 0 t- t 11. Saturday: :\Iayo. of Plymouth . .:\1ich. pupils, She was a camper of a waitress aboard the Aqua- reception was held at the Vil-[ morning. FoJlowing the reception, the mand of the quickly organized officer's school at Fort some skill herself at Cavell, rama, Detroit's luxury lake Delivers Hot Meal lage ManaI'. : Following the ceremony. a. newlyweds left for Cape Cod. Wayne and when Williams left for the front was ap- Metumora and Camp Stony- cruising ship. Since there is no food served Tl b'd. 1 f: reception was gi'-en at the Ex. Their 11011lE' will be in Flint, pointed Inspector General. In 1865 he was in Wash~ craft, has her senior life sav- Half Hour Shifts Ie 1'1 e IS an a umna 0 ; eeutlve Inn ::\1ich. ing certificate and is an accom- Th d t tl k t k at the park, Smie must bring Radcliffe College and has a Ii ------. _ ington with Governor Crapo to watch the return of e guar sale par' a e her lunch and her parents. Mr. master's degree from the Gradu- , p -.J ~ the victorious Union Army. plished water skiier. half hour shift~ on their perches and Mrs. Paul Hykes. or broth- ate School of Education at Har- . Today in Grosse Pointe two descendants of the coal Long Day on Guard above the new regular pool and er, Greg, bring her a hot meal vard University. She has been Co Y(JU Prefer Price - - - Or Service? and coke baron continue the family tradition, Lansing Her day at the park begins beside the baby pool. Since she in the evening. Kow that the teaching in Claremont, Calif.,. at 9 or 10 in the morning and began early in June Susie has guards have worked out a and this fall ,dlJ teach in Pel-: M. Pittman and Amy Pittman Whitehead. she closes up the bath house at made no heroic rescues but she schedule with three stand-bys, ham. N. Y. ; Get Both! 10 in the evening. She shares has pulled some sputtering tots Jack Teetael't, .I'Iar'k Lone"k. ' 1> ., A graduate of the Uni\'ersity i duties with Joanne Phillips, a from over their depth and and Jean Cook, there will be of Michigan, Hampton received I TO~I Taylor Ruiek,!,In~. Michigan State student, and wields her whistle to warn more time off for Susie's favor- a master's degree in business! who~whe•.e and whatnot five boys, Tom Teetaert, Bill youngsters who are apt to wan- He sport. water skiing. and a administration from the Uni- Tbe Only Buick Dealer on the East Side of Detroit Haynor. John Johnson, Steve del' beyond their strength. fe\v evening dates. ,versity of Southern California. hy whoozit Selander and John LeBlond. In the morning she teaches 13033 GRATIOT LA 6-3000 The guards have to keep on Presently. he is studying for Paul Whe~ler,. who is th7 high 1 th~ee classes 1101'b~ginners,. non- the alert lor these hot days the his doctorate degree from the ~~~------~ ---_._-- ~------~-- ._._------The national Powder Puff Derby, which involves sc.hool sWlm~lmg co~ch In the I SWImmers and mterm~dlates. new park pool is crowded to Graduate School of Business at' wmter, ,and IS teachl?g at the Afte~' the park closes. m the I capacity. A feW Sundays ago Co 1u m b i a Universit\.. ~ew. some of the nation's most skilled aviatrjxes, will be ex- Compr&tft Shoe Sffvlc. park thiS summer, hIred them I evenmg t.he least attractlve part 2500 used the park facilities and' York where he also h~lds as-; NEW LOCATION! citing event of this week-end and Mrs. Donald E. Du- all of her Jab calls. The guards I .'. ' .. . Pcrow. of South Oxford. road, has a special interest. She . . I stretched the guards care to the: slstantshlps 10 tcachmg and re- NE~' YORK CUSTOM SHOE SHOP utmost. i search. will fly to California this week with her sister, "Sammy" Wm. E. Hint:, Prop. In her leisure hours at home The couple will make their DON'T Mackay, who will enter the West Coast to Delaware COWBOYS - COWGI RLS Susie is reading f('r a survey home in Pelham. New York. 133 E. Grand River SUFFER! marathon this Saturday. After wishing her sister luck DUDE RANOH DAY CAMP English course she will take I ••__ ~~~~_-_-_-.;_-~~~;;;;;;;;;;;__ Tok. Elevator to 2nd Floor at the take-off Mrs. DuPerow wiJl visit on the coast. Pack Your Grub and Spend Every Day this fall, and keeps on with her We tore still making the some shoes, boots, orches. . We (torry out doctors' orders some os for .(0 years. >I< at the Circle "5" Ranch i knitting. Shc will return to Ann. * ST• LAWRENCE Jochy and Riding Boon, Golf SltOIl WO 2.798' On Saturday, July 14, me m b e r s of the English • Tra~spo.rtation Daily :,~.<,:. I Arbor soon after Labor Day to : • Trail Rides $18 Wl'.. ~~;:: I participate in orientation week. Speaking Union in the Pointe, headed by the Mark I • Basic ,!raining Instruc:tions ' "Y',:F. for freshmen as a represenl-, Saguenay (ru~ses Stevenses, will gather at the Grosse Pointe High School • Hay Rides .• Week "',.:r:of' ative of her sorority, Kapt:'a I A Glorious Vacation at 8 o'clock i.l the morning. They will board a bus which I • Adult SuperviSion rv+i,~~:.a Alpha Theta. I Afloat a!1d Ashore will take them to Stratford, Ont., to see at the Shake- . All Da)' Saturday or Sunday-$4 \f:''':; Announcement, The future holds a teaching. full ~peare Festivale, "The Tempest" and "The Taming of the I CIRCLE "8" RANCH position for Susie, which she' 7 $197 Shrew". Big event of the evening will be dinner with I 32171 25 Mile Rd., 1 Mile E. of Gratiot I would like to find in the Pointe. days Only British star Christopher Plummer. For Information and Reservations call TU 5.2172 or 749-5779 ! Al~hough her mother is on the A Most Scenic Trip Thru Frenc:h Si. Clair River Country~ Club >I< >;< >I< I ------~ _ __: sC)1001board, she a~ks for no Canada's Beautiful Waterways (0 private clull) Ivi,hes 10 announce i favors, [cars she may not be Esc:orted-Frequent Departures the availability of 0 The famous Black Horse Troop of Culver Military limited number of memberships. Academy will have an alumnus instructor this summer : good enough for the POinte's. Stopovers at Finest Hotels - ! high standards. I New Queen Eli%abeth, Montreal John Lafer, son of the James A. Lafers, of Oxford road, , Chateau Frontenac, Quebec • 18-1,0Ie gcif ecorse ",th "'ot('red fairways, , In the meantime she has a NO NEED TO TRAVEL ALONE who was graduated from the troop in 1960 and the • Healed '''ll11n''''9 pool. academy, will report at Culver to teach equita.tion to job any young co-cd would en- An ideal vacation with con. joy, with lots of sun and water genial c:ompanions under expert • Children's recrcctlon room. the cadets until August. direction - no travel worries. to send her back to school • Completely ne" air cond,t ioned clubhouse. dining, cocktail and locker >I< >I< * healthy. with a Riviera sun Phone or Write rooms. corpetec, throughout. The audience which attended the premier of "Advise tan. and wilh a fat bank bal- • No ossesments • Family membership, $300 per yeor, incl. tax. and Consent" for the Tribute Fund of the United ance for all those kilts and ,Shetland sweaters S3 beloved PAUL HENRY Foundation last week at the United Artist:; were de- Phone Mr. Holden-WO 3-5735 lighted with producer Otto Preminger's on stage long I to the collegienne. TRAVSL SERVICE distance call to Senator Phil Hart in the cloakroom of WO 1-7075 for InformatIon arid In1ervlew. OUT OF PRINT the Senate ...• In the august group were Mr. and Mrs. 304 Woshington Blvd_ Bldg. Benson Ford .•. she chose a white chesterfield printed in pastel flowers to cover her cocktail frock. .•. Mr. and BOOKS You name the title, we find the Mrs. William Day, het' oyster white satin co{:ktail frock book, Any subject, any age. No was scrolled in black ... Mr. and Mr~. Henry deSegure obligation. Write. call (HO 5-0041) or COme in. Book Mark, 89-M Lauve, Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Chapin, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. • Macomb. Mt. Clemens, Mich. Joseph Vance, (she was chairman and introduced Mr. Preminger). i * >I< :;< ~:".<;}"':".:}';;i G & J E~ectric Co. PILFERINGS Asked how his countrymen dis~inguish between an l"J Jim Krausmann, Owner optimist and a pessimist a German replied, "It's very ;:'?"P 14Y Electrical Wiring simple. The optimists are learning English; the pessi- and Repairing mists are learning Russian." Baseballs ...... 1.00 * * * f~~~N!fs TU 4.2738 An American youngster was fascinated by London's for Grn.ue Pomte & East f;)ide Tennis Balls .3 2.50 double decker buses. "Ours", he explained, "are all ranch the story everyone is talking about type." Softballs .2.25 * * >I< A tourist stopped to ask the distance to Smithville. Kiekballs .5.25 Came the reply: "it's 23,966 miles the way you're goin', the Continental Cut but if you turn around, it aint but four." Basketballs .8.25 * * * The great turn of the century author Henry James BirJ'J exctu:Jive leehnilfLLe. Tether Balls .5.25 was praising the work of a fellow author to his friend favorite version William Dean Howells. "You are very kind to him", said Fun Balls .80e Howells, "for he says some very ur.pleasant things about your work." flu!. "Sf. :Jropez Coil!" Whiffle Balls .2ge Golf Balls . .5.25 Teacher Wed Reports Attenlpt for light-hearted sprites the world over •.. first choice of Volley Balls .5,25 To Enter Home many of the Pointe's prettiest (Continued from P,age 14) INCOMPARABLE FOOD II play-ot-homes!1I were Frederick E. Metry and i Jarvis Harriman, 333 Univer- COCKTAILS • ENTERTAINMENT Clark Handley. of Roy~l Oak. i sity, told City police that some- Racquet & Sport Shop For her son's weddmg and, one attempted to break into his Drop in at 117 I(ERCHEVAL Grosse Pointe's Own Sport Shop reception at the Woman's Club home sometime between June the coolest Haven on the Hill of Wisconsin, Mrs. Law wore 23 and June 24. ~~I I 06 KERCHEVAL a rose beige lace gown with H(lrriman discovered that the or call TV 1-6833 for an appointment b 1end i n g accessories and a screen door opening into the on thE Hill white orchid. ~kit c hen in the rear of the ALWAYS open on Mondays When the newlyweds left for I building had been deliberately for your convenience TU 1-2262 - TU 1-5262 the Laurentians the bride was cut, but cipparently the prGwler SECOND AT MILWAUKEE-I wearing a mint green sheath did not succe~d i~ .gaining with harmonizing accessories_ entry, as nothmg mSlde th2 Open Thursday "Hghts till 9:00 They will live in Dearborn. ,house was disturbed. Reservations phone TR- 1- 1790 I • mz b