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, Order Plans DEADLINES, u: S. SeeS Top Government Posts.for Women of Ihl Play.-Lot Parking 011 Dual Use WEEK Of Playfield As Compi16tJ by Ih. 'Step. Forward,' Gross. POitlt6 News 'Extra' Ground at Ridiard Eyed for I;)river Class. Thursday. January 5 Merchan-ts Say Part-time Car Lot A NEW PLAN to cut down on the heavy turnover of State I I Grosse Pointe's Board of ! employes. was _ announced by , the State Civil Service Com- Some on 'Hill' Insist Proposal Offers Only Partial Solution: Education has., swung into n:ission. Under the plan, longe- limited ,Hours Chief Complaint action on a shopper-parking, VIty pay and other benefits will be given to employes with six driver-training program. years or more service. The Merchants in the 'Hill' shopping area generally ap- The, twin proposal, pre- longevity phase calls for $3,000,- proved the proposal to open the Richard School auxiliary sented to the Boa r d in a 000 in Christmas bonuses, 'for 12,000 of the 23,000 State's em- playgro~nd for patt-time parking but added it offered only formal report by Dr. 'James ployes, which will range from a partial solution.' W. Bushong, superintendent $100 to $600, depending on , Their"chief complaint was of. schools, would convert length of service. The pian also that the property the Board School Bond provid~s for more sick. leave; of Education is QOnsidering "extra" playground space at two-thlrds pay for duty-mcurr- making available would be PIa''n' H ;Z d the Richard School into a ed injurl or illness, double time den i e d motorists at the driver-training area which for holiday work and a group all e insurance. The State Constitu. busiest shopping hours. A's 'Sou'nd' could be used for parking by A number cf merchants, in- On-the-Hill shoppers on a tion provides the Commission with authority' to fix salaries formally polled by Grosse part-time basis. and working conditions, and the Pointe News, indicated that --- The Board accepted- Dr. Bu- Legislature Is obligate.:i to pro. further study should be given Financial Expert Foresees shong's recommendations at it!" vide the funds. to double decking the existing Eventual Drop in TaXi meeting Wednesday, January 4, • • • lot. Pointe Credit 'AA' and'instructed him to "proceed VIOLENCE at the Westing. 'Excellent Opportunity! in having plans and specifica- house plant in Mansfield, 0., Following .are' typical com- Sigurd R-.-W-e-ndin, presi- tions prepared with estimated dimmed hopes of negotiator;s in ments: costs ••. as soon as possible." Ed Pongracz, of Pongracz dent of Heber-Fuger-Wen- 8ettling the 12-week dispute. Jewelers, 91 Kercheval, said: din, investment coun- Legislative Mandate One picket was slightly injured Inc., and several others cut and "The use of the playfield fer selors and consultants, has Dr, Bushong's report and the bruised, when 830 non-strikers parkipg, when it is not being told Board of Education Board's action followed a man- attempted to enter the plant. used by the Board of Education President James W, Lee II date by the Michigan Legisla-- for its driver-training program, d ture that driver-training he On strike is the International h h d ' 1 .J.h t at t e pro p 0 S e new taught in e\'ery publl"C hl'gh Union of Electrical Workers oesn t so :ve j; e problem, only P 1 a small part. of it. The problem Grosse ointe District schoo school and that school dl.strl'cts (AFL-CIO). Negotiations were will not be solved until, more bonds are "soundly con- provide such training for all .hifted from Pittsburgh to Phila- space cm be had' for all-day ceived." pupils under 18 in the district- delphia after an outbreak in ?uest of the Gro~se Pointe Celebrity series, MRS. IVY BAKER PRIEST, seated, Treasurer of the United' States, ,..took ~ .glance mto ~er cry~tal bal~ on ~hurs~ay, January 5, at luncheon in Al Green's, and predicted: parking. Wendin's, firm is advisor and including private and parochial Columbus, 0., resulted in death "However, this is an excel-. counselor to more than 200 school students. By 2000 t?e tmrd woman vlce-pr~s~dent wI1~ be m offIce, backed by three women on the SupteIl}e' Court bench, a to one person and injuries to lent apportunity for business, banks, insurance companies, in- In his report. -Dr. Bushong eight others. House Wlth members equally dIVIded betw:een. me:p.and women and a Senate with one-thIrd womenseriators.' Farms;.,a,~d, the Board of- Edu- stitutions, individuals, trusts and stated: Shown above, a} the lunGheop, aI~, sta~dirig; .1~ft to'rig ~t: M:B.~. JOSEPH: GONZO, '¥R:S. CHA}tLES, A. DEAN cation~to get together and solve the Puerto Rican Government. "Our problem then is to pro. Friday, January 6 a~d CH~T SAIV1PSON. Seated, WIth Mrs. 'Pnest, left to rlgh~"are: LOUIS.,,C.,MIRIANI, Detroit Co:gunonCotm- this problem. Once developed. Wendin, of 291 Cloverly road, vide an adequate training court PRESIDENT EISEN.I:lOWER ell preSIdent, FEDERAL JUDGE THOMASJ. THORN:[,ON and".rAM1~S. DEANE,~.assistant director of the. In...-, ,the plityfield,-portion -set, aside Farms, is a former Board of Edu- as close to the High School as 'urged Congre'ss '-to delay any ternalRevenue Service. ' Pi tur b d R ,i_ for the pr9gram, "will be good cation member and officer. Dur- possible to take care of this tax cuts until the budget is ,- c .) y e " unne .... for teaching'the drivers how to ing his six years on the Board, program. Th~ only available balanced. He said he will pre- ~. park- properly." 'Vendin served as both president property owned by the Board is sent a balanced budget for the next fiscal year. The Chief Exe- lke Diners Woman's Changing "World ,Mrs_.Priest 4No Real Emergeney~ an~i::r~~~u:e~dents will vote on ;~:os~~:ifi~~~~;o~~~~a~f~~ cutive said that despite the cur- - ' t C ',' II' T k -, ., ~ichard ,Maxon, of Maxon the $3,475,000 school-improve- ard School. rent ,economic boom, there , ',efl' es' ,a '£lnte'f' to' '..ea'f Real Estate. 83 Kercheval, who ment bonds on January 24. "To try to' acquire other prop- should be a cut in the 280-bil- Will Hear S ~ ,a es'Look', is 'also mayor pro-tern the e t t t'" di t t f th , of Soundly Conceived , r y no vO s an rom e lion-dollar national debt before " 'h L P' I t- F t Farms, said: senior high school would be the taxes are cut. Congressional ara I. awrence, ,rf.~xy' n 0 u ure "The plan, as outlined, will Wendin said that he hadre- very difficult. leaders believe that the Presi~ Atom' Chief S not.!'e much help tow¥ds a, viewed both the present and dent is leaving the door open --- solutIon, but of course, a good prospective school debt retire- Resists Pressure . for a tax-cut discussion later Mrs. Alger Sheld.en Heads Th e C ha IIenge of ,Modern Life'-to Be' Discussed In Talks U. S. Treasurer ,Gives -View deal depends on what part of ment bonds and their tax as- "For so~e years now the this session. In his State of the Sponsored by the AAUW ~nd 18 Other Of th W' Id' f 2'O'0'6 'the day the parking facilities peets and felt that they were Board of Education has resisted Pointe Committee for ' e' or . 0 , ' can be used. It would be, excel- soundly conceived. pressure to sell sizable portions .'Union address, read by clerks, C Mr. Eisenhower, said he ,will Jan. 20 Affair , ommunity Gro~ps r Fo~, Pointe Audience lent for summer, holiday and He said: , of this land. The Board has present a detailed recommenda- Answers on how to be a good 'mother and wife and --- Satl1rda~r uses," "The financial planning of the admitted that most of the area tion for a five-year program of Grosse POI'nters WI' II be ' Mr I B k ' p. t' As a member of the Farms Board prevents any exceSSIve has had little use by the chi!- - still' take' part in, outside activities, fr,om the P-TAto na- S',' VY', a er rles , . . Federal aid to the states for well reprec:ent d hen De T f h U councli he sald' burden in anyone year. By dren of Richard School. 'J e w - tl'onal POlI'tl.CS,ma'y be found ffi' the "Women I'n' a ChangI'n- g reasurer 0 't e, nited ", f ". '." .ehool construction. t't R bI' th S The parkmg problem 15 stlll 1963, the taxtfor debt service in- "This has -been due to the • • • rOl -area epu ICa..'1Sga - World," series of lectures starting Friday, January ,,20. ~t tatesfi~ameup wi~h .80 50- "being, studied. At present there "eluding that for the proposed, fact that it is divided from the GRACE KELLY, Hollywood er Friday, January 20, in the the Wal.' Memorial Center.
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,cras Injures ,Girl "NeighborhoQd Schedule lt Grosse Pointe Universi!y School OBITUARIES . 'Riding in Dad's Car Field House, Cook Road, Grone POinN Wood. I k Sponsoring second Semester ~Lists Many Act~vities -, Marilyn Ozal'k, '13. was treat- MRiS.AMELIA FURTON Taylor, 'of Biq:ningham, a son ed for a cut forehead January 3 'Knitting classes for girls from I the Tuesday group at the same , Mrs .. Amelia Furton, 72: John L., of Mansfield, 0., two by Dr: Clarence Candler, Woods 8 to 12 are one of the many hour. . mother of' Farms City, Manager sisters, (me, brother and. nine physician, after a car driven by Dance Classes activities currently being spon- There are ceramics classes Harry A. Furton and Farms grandchildren. her fatlier~ John, rammed the Creative .ored at the Neigborhood Club. open to both girls and boys. Police Lt. James D. Furton, died. Se!'vices were he~d Tuesday, rear end of a car driven by Beginning S!turday, Jon. 1-4 - 9:00 a.m. Mrs. Ethel Drake and Marian The F.riday afterno~n gr:oup ~s -._"'~uctress is a member of the Creative' January 4 at her home. 98 Muir January 10, at Christ Church, Mrs. Collette Allardyce, 20679, Miss Patricia Brooks. the U="". 't • Campbell are instructors in filled out there are opemngs In road.,,_ Cranbrook. Fleetwood. Dance Work Shop. Wayne Unlversl y. Wednesday classes from 4 to 5 the' Tuesday group from 4 to Services were held January 7 --- ' The' accident was at Mack CLASSES: 10'00 - 4 and 5 year OIM. p.m. while Mrs. Shirley Mc- 5 p.m.. .' at St. Paul's Church. Burial was. MRS. IRENE SEYMOUR and Bourn,emouth. Ozark was 51'00• 8 to 12-year-o. Ids 'Ida Ken'7ie and Miss Masak teach A lImIted number of open- . 11:00-6 to 9 year 0 H TU 11309 in ~t. Mary's Cemetery, New I SerVIces for Mrs. Irene Sey- ticketed tor not having his car Call Mn. Jane Bacon - Office. TU 4-4450 - orne - .. . ings' remain in the badminton BaltImore. . . . mour ,were held Monday, Jan- under control.- courses given by Lou Gardella . Mrs. F,urton', the former Ame- uary 9, 'at 'the Verheyden I' from 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesdays. lIa Marsa~k, and, 1;J.er'husband, FUneral Home and at St. Paul's A full program ef instruction Clement, w~p survIves1 came',to Church. " and competiti,9n is offered at _.'}"-;- ~he Far~s 1? 1908 and ~oved' Mrs. Seymour,' 68, died at her _ ,~ t . , / the girls' gym class each Thurs- :~t~ the thIrd hO,use bu~lt o~home;' 895: Ellair ,place, ,in, the ...,.., " ~ {~ ..:." / day fl'om 4 to 5. ' MUlr, then Oak street. - 'p- k Th r d J u y 5 ...... -_ -"'--- ". • i t -~ Oth . " d ar, u say, an ar ...... ----: \. .J ..... Friday is the week's fullest er survlVors InCiU e a sOn, Th 'd' f D ' W J S ;~ . " .-, e WI ow 0 r ey- ...,...... ~"::~.... / .~." day. From 7 to 8 p.m. there is Joseph C.; a daughter Pauline " . '.. ' ...... ~.~ /.,,/:.;; ...\. the Theater PoTty offering O'Mara; six brothers and, three 1 mour"she l~aves a, so~, Wlll1a~ movie . shorts, cartoons and sisters. She also leaves nine a~d:daught~rs Mrs. Joseph Ter- r- '..,..,: _.U1:~s~t'In.dies~ i \ " prizes. The following hour is grandchildren and one great, nen and -Mary, Jane. ' Gen .. Randolph McCall Pate grandchild. She was fl. member of the Bon f . ,'~t . reserved, for the Dance Club has assumed du'ties as' the' 21st ne ~"_...... ~..~':"'. Mrs. Furton was a member of' Secou:t:~ASSIstance League, for youngsters 11 or older and commandant of the Marine To SINCE 1938 the rest of the evening is de- Corps. He succeeds Gen. Lp.muel the St., Paul's Altar Society' as SO:~Dle:rica-' well as being active in neigh- ."- t , voted to ballroom and square C. 'Shepherd, Jr. Gen. Plate, a ':.t'~. dancing. borhood activities. • . Parkillg Plan Francois' Marine since 1921, is a combat (Gontinued from Page 1) .Your reefed' Winter brea~-a l7-day Sunshine Cruise '. Olean Plale veteran of Santo Doming~ .JOSEPH PRIDAY . ' Vacation in ~de Mauretama from. New York,on J~u- ~. lke Di'!Jler (1923-24);' 0uadalcanal.;~ulagl Joseph Priday, 76, died Fri- Dr. Bushong stated in his; re- ary 28 and February 181 Cho~ce a~mmodation 1,- Olubbers {Continued f~om Page 1) Pal~u, Iwo Jlma, and Okmawa I day at the. Grosse Pointe Cop .. port to the ,Board: . available nq matter which of 5 cruISe dates'y0u choose. ~ --- durmg World War 1.1,an~ 7o.m- valescent Home on Fisher road "Besides' our own public Clifford Merrill and Mrs. ~anded the 1st Manne DIVISIOn where he had been a patient for school. children we' also ne~d to . . YQ~.lI'luxury hotel all the ",:,ay, tho.famous ; A Happy .Birthday Charles Morgana. In Korea. 11 years.' ' '. provide for all pupiis -of .Grosse ~~:-I .Mhuretania,visiting a maxunum n~ber.of. , '. ~.(. fl.-n-filled because of her supcnor'specd Others are Mrs. William K. , '. ',Mr. l'..riday had been a chauf- Pointe University Schoo), St. ports JAN. 17 Paul's School. and the Sacred a'ld expertly planned itineraries. A c?mp~ttt Muir, Mrs. W. Dean RobinSC'Il, Sa.nger Death fcuf for the late Henry B. Joy /~f Eddie Anderson. 271 Beaupre Mi.'s. Lester Rmve, Mrs. Allen Heart Convent." ..{.{'\. "Coo t:avel experience',in good ~ood, sefVl~, and Ann Noecker. 106 Meadow Lane and Mrs. JOY.Jor 30 years. Judy DavIs. 437 Moran Shelden. III, Mrs. Joseph. S. (Continued from Page 1) -.He leaves.a brother, Alfred, a Dr. Bushong noted that "we , : '.'.....;~~~'T ~litte~g night-elub en~rtauunent. , . Ji.m Wiggins 864 Balfour Scherer, Jr., Mrs. Yates Smith, have been train~ng approxi- James Bregrl, 1120 Whittier brother Ernest, and sister, Mrs. William P. Stevens, Mrs. as executive vi~e president. mately 60 students a year'r but .-: r;~J~ '. Isabel, in England. JAN •• 18 Harold Tyree, Mrs. James B. He beca1Ile president in 199a, the "number of students for "". ~~:,~~~~~" Dr. Frank Fitt conducted I '. " John Hayes, 256 Kerby Webber, Jr., and Mrs. Benjamin then chairman of the board in services Monday in the Ver- whom' we will need to ,provide A Variety of Fun-Packed Itlnerarlesl Martha Watkinlt. 397 Neff Warren. Hi44. instruction' will rP.quire a' tre- Catherine Otter. 1437 Lakepointe heyd~n Funeral HOp1e. Buriai . From N. Y. .i Bruce Nielsen. 17107 Maumee They will assist Mrs.' Shelden Shortly before his death his mendous extension of' our or- Jerry Jeeves. 571 LIncoln was In, Woodlawn cemetery. Jan. 19. 1days. 2 ports. $18S up Jack Watson, '1 Radnor Circle in taking reservations and also tape-recordeq reminiscences, so gartization." '\ Jan. 28. 17 days. 9 ports. $470 up Peter Bumpus, 327 McMillan with details of the special gifts inter-woven with the Detroit WALTER G. MORLEY The present driver - 'training Feb. 18. 17 days. 9 ports!' $470 up auto industry from its infancy, JAN. 19 committee of which sbe is chair- Walter George Morley, moth- students get ... behind-the-wheel Mar. 8. 14 days • .8 ports • $385 up were placed in the Ford Arch- Wayne ButterfIeld. 1145 Balfour man. Mrs. Dean is' a member er of Mrs. George R. Fink of. training at the Farms municipal Mar. 24 • 15 days • 9 ports • $385 up Robby Most. 1415 Aline of the National' Republicaa Fi- ives. Ralph DeFour, 1081 S. Renaud Cloverly road, Farms, died Sat- pier.. , Patty Louwers. 1108 Maryland '1ance Committee. He had been a resident of urday, January 7. . Dr. BushOng stat~d~ An Additional Spring Vacation Crull.1 Donna Gold. 223 Grosse Pointe Reservations . may be :made the City for 42 years, building Mr. Morley, who lived at ,575 "We have 'been extremely FRANCONIA-APRIL 12;.~ Susan Hackman, 1605 Aline New York to Nassau, Port.au.Princ:e1lllf ~lark Taylor. 60 Colonial with any committee member. the first home on University.' N. Woodward, Birmingham, was grateful to the Grosse Pointe Kathryn Ayrault. 271 Ridgemont Checks should be made payable Kingst9n and Havana., • 14 DaY' $270 Up, Christine Hines, 822 St. ClaIr Survivors i'nclude .his wife, 83. He was a former Ford Motor ,Farms Council for its courtesy Johnny Snetslnger. 470 Madison to the Republican Party of the former Margaret Snow; Co. purchasing agent and until in permitting us to use their See your Cunard-authorized ~rav.1 Cls.nt Sharon Braden. 1343 Grayton Michigan and mailed to Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Philbrook Cush- Patricia Elkins. 785 Bedford retirement in 1947' headed the municipal pier fparking' area. Shelden's home, 300 Provencal, :Maryellen Coseglia, 1359 Berk- ing, of Stonington, Conn.; Mrs. Steel Plate and Shape Co.' However, with the large expan- LiNrature Oft request CUNARD LINE, 216 Book Bldg., Walhingtl)II Blvd•. shire Farms. Cornelia Linch, of El Cajon, Other survivors include a sion.we ,face, this propery ,will JAN. 20 Calif" 'and Marie Joy Sanger; a daughter, Mrs. James Morrison not 'be adequate." James Sutherland, 1214 Grayton son, Henry, S., of Rancho Santa Bm Gauss. 917 Whittier School 'Bonds Fe, Calif., and' four grandchil- Terry Gore. 1922 Lancaster Kathy Kurtz, 624 Harvard , (Continued from Page 1) dren .. :\tartha KIngsley. 1372 Whittier --- Mr. Sanger's club affiliations, Georgianne Eahlin. 445 Moran continued. "if a District has aI-I past and present, were many. JAN. 21 ways paid according to agree- He belon "fed to the Yondotega, Patty Moore. '1BSBalfour ment, its credit is good. Grosse the Cou;try Club of Detroit, Cynthia Buber. 19788 Holiday Pointe Public Schools have es- the Cornell Club of Michigan Kathleen Smith, 298 Rivard Jimmy Sch:..knecht. 500 Neff tablished such a reputation." and was a life member of the Eddie Nixon. 78 Mapleton Paul Lodwyk. 1923 Beaufait Support "Certain" Detroit Boat Club. Wendin assured Board Presi- He was a former member of JAN. :22 dent Lee that in -his opinion, the the Detroit Club, once serving Maudie Rabaut, 1657 Aline Heidi Hartwi~. 424 Cadieux: community IS'ready, willing and as its. president; the Detroit Bill Cehrke. 430 Roland able to support the proposed At~letlc Club and. the Grosse 'Kathy Barr. 125 Mt:rr!weather Judy Carstens, 360 Kerby issue. Pomte Club. . Johnny Harrill. 606 St. Clair He said: '\ He' was the first president of Sally Conner. 905 Vernier .I Bmy Bender • .566 Barrington "I believe the taxpayers are the Detroit chapter of the Tom Kimmel. 740 University Jim Norris, 607 Lakepointe primarily interested in an out- American Ins~itute of Banking; standing school s~stem. so:undly an ~x-co~mlttee member .of JAN. 23 • financed and havmg the hIghest the .n.mencan Banker~ Assocla. Frankie Hillebrand, 1937 Stan- educational standards. They will tlOn and a fOl:mer dIrector of hope James Larivee. 20113 Ballantyne support the new issue not only the. R:eserve CIty Bankers As- Peter Dingeman. 110 Hall Place because it means the continua- SOclatlOn. Skippv Costa. 14:17Nottingham B!'n Robinson. 381 Notre Dame tion of the best in education for Mr. Sanger's death was ob- Mike Heaton. 95 Handy Rd. t.heir children. but also becau~e served at a Moral Re-Armament it is well within their capacity memorial service at which 350 Catering to YOU to pay." delegates from 32 nations gath- ered at Genoa, Italy. Dr. Frank and YOUR Family FADE AWAY Buchman, initiator of the world It may "be' true that dollars do M-RA program and a long time' MACK at SOMERSET not go as fat as they used to, friend, conducted the service., GROSSE POINTE but they still get out of sight \ mighty quick. . Star Meredith
9 Kercheval At Symphony Pumh and Judy The Detroit Symphony Or- Theatre Block chestra's second afternOOn Fam- ilY Concert is scheduled Sun- Grosse Pointe d~y, January 15, at 3:30 p.m. in the Masonic Auditorium. Valter Poole will conduct the program DINING ROOM and BAKERY presented in co-operation with free the Girl Scouts of Metropolitan 3..DAY Detroit. ' delivery Morley Meredith, 1e a din g baritone of._ the New York City Opera Company, will be featur- service SPECIAL ed soioist singing the aria Mon., Tues. and Wed. 011l)'! "Avant de Quitter ces LietiX," Featuring Our 'Famed from 'Gounod's "Faust," the "ToreRdo) Song" from Bizet's Fr2sh, Homemade "Carmen, and a group from the Gilbert and. Su!1ivan operettas Banan~Dream Piel "H.M.S. Pinafo~e,'" "The Mik- ado," and "The Gondoliers." or Gacoanul Crean1 Mischa 'Mischa:koff, Detroit J 0" sIze ...•.•.•...... 97c Symphony violinist and concert- master,. will play the Tch,~5kov- Advance orders, phone TU 2-9160, TU 1-9802 sky "Theme and Variations." Also programmed are Mey.er- I beer's "Coronation M a'f ch," Auber's Overture to "Mansan- iello," Ibert's "Divertimento," • and Duhensky's "Variations and Finale on a Theme of Stephen MEN'S SUITS ~PECIALS 'j:::.~nd;,' Foster," a first Detroit per- formance. 'AND TOPOOATS Meredith has been featured ; MEN'S 49C with most of the major or- TROUSERS - chestras of America, at the Cin- LADIES' COATS cinnati May Festival, the Ann Arbor Festival, the Berkshire & DRESSES !~IRTS Music Festival, and the Robin Not V\7ealthy. • • Just VVise ! 49C Hood Dell. • Cleaned ------Seats are available at the Sympho>lY 0 f f ice, ' Masonic ' Most people think th~tithl:? gent~eman ~ho heautiful and inspiring motor car pictured Q"d SWEATERS Temple, TE 1-3900, or Grihnell's~ other automobile built and sold inthe land. Pressed $1~ Cle~ned 8. Blocked owns and drives a new Cadillac, must . above~costs just a few dollars mQre than Cello Wrapped Clarence Straughn, Way n e necessarily be biessed with an abundance many cars in the "medium-price" bracket. The c~mc~usion is self-evident: Cadillac University's • .leading scorer in C?f this world's goods. ownership IS not only wonderful d SHIRTS 5 TIES basketball is married and the Cadillac's dependability is So great that thrilling-but sound and sensible as wdI. BAallfaly lalllldttecl fOR took like new f:~ther of a three-year-old girl, , But the truth of the maHe~. is that,a the car is virtually. free from all but the _ finished. illdlvllf .. J SPORT Cheryl Anne, great many motorists of relatively modest ~purely routine requirements of service~ Why not stop in S09n for a lookand'a ride,? :::apped ill cello- 119 C . , means-like the happy man you see here 3 FOR 39 SHIRTS You'll See the most beautiful Ca..1'll -sit at the. wheel of the "car of cars." A Cadillac stretches a gallon of gasoIin~ . buil UW~ Grosse Point~ over so many miles that it is the rival of ever. t. : . and drive the finest-per- BLOUSES .1Cleaned & 4-ftc For wisdom and practicality lead to much smaller, lighter cars in this regard. formmg Cadillac 'of all time • • • and dis- Cleaned & C Pressed Iii Pressed 49 Cadillac-just as surely' as prominence cover the greatest value inCadillac hist ory. Ne.ws Ana a Cadillac~ according to accurate and prosperity! . that's Cadillac's ma~caI ';;"mb' f. Published every T,llursday by Q4 ,"v .~ and authenticated resale, record's, will reuUn . , . . IILl l(~n Aniecbo publishers, Inc.", fior 1956-an d It s wcutmgfor you now in 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, The Series Sixty-Two Coupe:-the its value over the yearS better than any ,Michigan ,I our showroom. Phone TV. 2-6900 . Tbrp.e Trunk Lines ' . Entered as second class matter at tile post office, Detroit, Michigan. under the 'act of March 3, 1897. O'LEARY CADILLAC ~ Brie. SUb~crif.tlon Rates: $3.00 Per Year ~ 20737 Mack AY8.~ Grosse Pie...Farms' by Mai. All News and Advertising , Copy Must Be in The News Office .17153 E. JEFFERSON, GROSSE POINTE I by Tuesda;y' Afternoon to Obtain Insertion.
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Thursday, January 12, 1956' . ,. '-. -~----l ~ . ---- nuary 12. '1956 G RQ SSE POINTE NEWS P~ge Thre. HEADS UP . Nowadays the ordinary man PROMOTE VINCI I LOSES BRACELET na,s t? do .a lot of high-powered Pointers to HonQr l)Ji. Fin .Votiltg Rolls I WASHINGTON - The Bu- In a report to City police, Mrs . f School t~u?kmg Just to make a plain H.onored by Parish reau of Naval Personnel has E. H. O'Cor..nor of 1620 Ford' hvmg. teWood. For 25 Years of Service Close Fri~llY authorized the advancement of court, on" Thursday, January 5, r Daniel J. Vinci, son of Mr. and said she lost a gold, antique- Parishioners and friends of beginning its greatest period of New voters in the Grosse Mrs. Dan Vinci of 1547 Anita, carved bracelet, valued at $50. Dr. Frank Fitt will mark the ~:rowth. Pointe School District wishing to machinist's mate third class, She said it was lost either on lasses 25th anniversary of his pastor- In the last quarter century it to ballot on the school bond is- USN. Rivard or University. sue at the: special election on 00 a.m. ate at the Grosse Pointe Me- has grown, from 663 members SHIRTS morial Presbyterian C h u r c n to 2,760. January 24, have until 5 p.m. ber of the Creative' Friday, January 13, to register. • Beautifully Launaered w~th a tea and reception Sun- The reception will be from day, January 15; at the Church 4 ;.mtil 6 o'clock. The commit- Voters wilI"have an opportun- and Finished House. tee' sponsoring it is. composed ity to vote for a $3.475,000 bond 3 year ol
vited to be guest preacher this Youth Council ushered them to • I* ~ ..1: __ .--~----. l _ ~-'f I Sunday by the Tenth Anniver- coatrooms and baby sitter:::. . Try ch'illed grapefruit 'for a sary Committee as a birthday The new residents were re- ' breakfast eye-opener. High in 17012 Kercheval. next to Jacobson's present for the younger Mr. ceived in the Center's great hall DR. and MRS. FRANK FI'rT Vitamin C, grapefruit tops your White,. whose birthday occurs by the board of directors head. fruit list for good fruit buys in Open Friday Evenings till 9 this week. , . I. January. Marketinp' and Con- ed by Robert A. Hackathorn, . Water on the" brain has noth- ,No man makes dollars by de- Another Japan slide lecture sumer Information ~Agents say pre~ident, and Mrs. Hackathorn. mg to do with a thirst for positing his quarters in an easy will be presented by the pastor Grosse Pointe Woman's Club knowledge. ,1chair. grapefruit will be of good Expert at 3 p.m. irl the' community members and their husbands , quality. room this S'mday for the con- guided the guests to the library CLOCK & WATC Igregation and friends. Slides and loggia to meet all the repre- Clock, & Watc!1 ;W', recently received from Japan sentatives of the different :f •... Repairs will be included. groups. ., . Blvd. ~. £ Rev. and Mrs. Hugh White Crossing the reception room lVhv Not Haz'e and their two sons have been guests heard the music of .Mrs. Fuiiest A Ct;JlI"t1cy enjoying a brief vacation visit. John Marshall who kept at the W"hen Yo//. Hare ing Mrs. White's parents in keyboard for the entire recep- / . Your lVatch or Texas, but will return home on tion. - Clock Repaired.:" Saturday. In the dining room, Mrs. F. F. The Tenth Anniversary Com- Stetekluh 'and her house com. rD!n!'!.::n~I ... ~I I mittee. which is planning sev. mittee served hot wassail. tea, ,eral other special services for coffee and cocoa and wonderful VA 1-6257 the remainder of the year, is cakes and cookies. comprised of Paul Youngdahl In the conservatory beyond and Mrs. Willis Bugbee, co- the dining room, the church Grosse Pie. Clock chairmen; Willis Bugbee, Mrs. representatives met and visited F. E. Greifenstein, Rudolph with the new citizens. Mfg. & Repair Go. Olila and C. R. Wylie. The Wo- 15233 Kercheval man's Society of Cl1ristian Serv- Corner Beaconsfield ice will be honored at the serv- Pointer Host ices on February 5. To GE Aides,
K. R. Beardslee, 841 Whittier boulevard, will be host and chairman for a special confer- 20%. OFF ence of 100 metallurgists and ceramists from more than 42 G&neral Electric Co. plants, OR MORE gathering at GE's Carboloy De. partment .in Detroit, January in 'Boys~ Shop! 16-17. . Beardslee is general manager , . of the GE unit on East, Eight- Excellent" redudions on groups of seasonable Mile road. merchandise incliJding The GE scientists are assem- bling at Carboloy to appraise the company's metallurgy and Store Wide SUITS ceramics resources, and to work • Winter , - out some of the horizontal com-'. OUTER COATS munication problems am 0 n g technical personnel-in the com- JACKETS pany's pr.esent decentralized or- ganization. SPORTS COATS Clearance SHIRTS E. W. Petersen PANTS In Nezv Post Appointment of Edwin W. .Sa.vings Up to Petersen, 1010 Hampton road, For This Sal'] Woods, as vice president of sales, open Thurs. and Fri. has been announced by J. C. Eves. till 9 Linsenmeyer, president of -A-m-' erican Blower Corporation,' Next to Jacobson's on selected items Petersen j 0 i n e d American Blower as a sales engineer in
1923, following graduation from I Iowa State. He served in various SUITS & OUtER COA=T5, were $SS to $145. ~ales and management capaci- . ... NOW $44 to $108 ties before being mq,de sales ~ • • including cashmer~ ••. tweed~ ••• coverts ••• worsteds ••• flannels manager in 1952. , , • improted fabrics. Such brand -names as Hart, Schafner & Marx and Baker He is a member of St. Mich. ael's Episcopal Church, and the t Lochmoor Club. • SPORTS, COATS, were $35.00 to $110 NOW $28.00 to $82.50
. / . CORDUROY SPORTS COATS, were $22.95 to $25 NOW Y2 OFF famous' S ALE I , SUBURBAN COATS, were $85.00 "., _ '" NOW $47.50 Bostonians a special g~oup '.• ,. hand tailored, alpaca lined. HATS, discontinued' Knox ...... •..... ~ .. NOW 40% OFF and Mansfield "- NOW 895 TO'1785 IMPORTED' AUSTRALiAN VELOUR HATS, were $15 ..•...... NOW $9 .vALLIES UP TO 29.95 ROBES, were to '$5'0 .. · ...... •...... ~'..•. NOW 1/3' OFF land. Current styles From our regule.rr stocks. For a i~mited a special group in wools, silk and rayons. dillac and time onlyl We suggest you came in now while the ~'ell. choice is still CHO!CEI MEN'S FURNISHINGS ,-- - -.J--; - - - -;- .....- -;.-- - .------i rirle?
. , ~ STEIN & \l' - - -'- - - - -.- - - -.- - ...------~ ~ESIGNER NECKWEAR.", .. NOW 1/3 OFF is. co.:, '. '. • I '_., . ~ ... - r:1, ""? '[ '110/': :. ~:~~Jc...o::-... !.' '.' . . I I I & I ~ .. ~ ... 'I n~.'.'\ r' rS. ST~rN CO.:: GLOVES & MUFFLERS ... NOW 1/3 OFF . ~ ...... ; . , . ") y , ~Y-M4e ?Ol/nte'l 1 I..~. ; I tioD 0 L T. , I ~I,,-n~,~~~~~f)'"". 1,'_' ...... ,,1 ,_- - - - -,- - __ -i __ ....-:....._~, t WIn For This Sa!.,; I ,. . 0'...... I I . ') ~. &Y-IJ4M: .?/iJlnle I Other Selected Furnishings afld Sportswear ~t Marked Reductions Open Thurs. and Fri. I '~', _ : I- -, - .:... .. ' 17012 Kercheval, Next to Jacobson's Eves. till 9 -- .Ope" 'ridoy Eveningl Till 9:00
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PagEt Four ., 1J1ursClay,.January 12,' 195& " ,S'R'0 SSE P-O I N'T E N EW S :: , - jPark-Fatality Silver Bars for Pbrnt'er Name Stover ladyWanted Driver Held' To Key' Post HOUSE OF NINE JANUARY CLEARANCE - For Full or Part-Time 'William E. Germain, 17, of Appointment oil Geor~e H. 205 Waltham, Detroit, ai~aigned r before Park Judge C. Joseph Stover, 284 Merriweather road, SEWING Belanger' on Tuesday, January Farms, formerly director of 3, on a charge of manslaughter, , planning for Dodr:e, to the posi- Lady who c~ sew and who entered a plea of innocent. tion of Works Manager of the has pleasant manners and I Dodge Division, has been" an- fine disposition will find A $lO,OOO bond was set. congenial employment here Germain, whose car killed nounced by" F.M. Glassford, on full or part. time basis. Joseph P. Donovan, 24, of 23M3 IDodge manufacturing manager. Gary lane, St. Clair Shores. In his tIew assignment Stover failed to post the bond, and was is assigned responsibility for all TER Valerie de Galan remanded to the Wayne County production operations, including FALL AND WIt-4 1684& Kercheval, in the Vlllage Jail until examination. plant engineering and master TUxedo 5-5G90 Donovan was killed December mechanic activities. MERCHANDISE 30 when he was struck at Mack Stover served' as factory man- and Nottingham. ager of' the Chrysler Delaware At Tremendous Reductions! Come Early For Best Clloicel' Germain, police charged, left Tank Plant at New.ark, Del., be- Commercial the accident scene, drove. a fore he was named director of short distance, and then turned, planning at Dodge. • I • ' Fine Art over the wheel to a 16-year-old A native of South Bend, Ind., boy companion. Two other boys Stov.er a.ttended high school' in HOUSE .OF NINE • in the car fled before police Detroit and graduated from Industrial arrive~. Michigan State Normal in Ypsi- 3S West GrQnd River-THIRD 'FLOOR-B~t. Woodward & Gris wold Design At the Wayne' County Prose- lanti. , ' cutor's Office. Germain made a voluntary statement before As- new'Ierm~ Jan. 23 sistant Prosecutor C I ate n c e . Promoted to"first lieutenant at Fort Belvoir" Va., enroll now! Laster in which he admitted ROBERT T. BO~O, J:R., 0+ the Woods, receives, the silv~,:r,,: dnving the fatal car, leaving the bars signifying his new -rank from Maj. Gen. Louis W. scene and returning after driv- Prentiss, commanding general. ,Lieut. Bolo, whose par- ARTS I GRAFTS ing several blocks into Detroit. ents live at 81 ;Lochmoor boulevard, entered the Army i~ .Arl Schoof June, 1954. He is a 1953 graduate of Michigan State, new University and a member of Alpha Kappa Psi. Bolo's 47 Watson' Street Park Hardware wife, Joyce, lives in Alexandria, ,Va. . IN~ OUR SAI.JON TE 3-4788 Is B~rglarized Park police are investigating 'Big City Life' Art Exhibit the breaking and entering of the 2 BEDROOM Salerno Hardware, 15128 Mack Of Marsh's Work Opens avenue, on Saturday, January 7. .RAYETTE According to Park Detective Pictures of big city life by A former n~wspaper artist, Florida Lt. Stanfey Enders, the burglar ,one of America's most vivid in-I Marsh ieft a graphic record of entered the store by breaking' terpreters, of the modern scene American life in' a big, city with Honae the glass of the fzoontdoor tran- comprise the Reginald Marsh its Bowery b~s, subway rid- ' ROSE WAVE som, during the night: Retrospective Exhibition on 99 ladies ••• why worry about' 8 your $ i I v e r furnishing? • • • Regular 10.95 to 14.95 Vafues we'll tarnish proof it and guar- antee it. Call VA 1.0844 Acme Silverplating Co., inc. ' These are the weIr-.knownand loved flannel,' 14824 Charlevoix r------_ tweed, gab'ardine, plaid, checked and striped CARPETS and skirts you'll be wearing from now on, right RUGS BOUND thru spri.ng .•• priced wondrously low becouse C per 4S yard of this advant~geous special purchase. FAST SERVICE UNTIL 8:30 P.M. Choose from ~ountless slim, flared and wrap McCOY & soas- styles (many with their own leather' belts) DARPET DOMPANY OPEN TH'URS. AND FRL in soft spri~g ,pastels and rich deep shades. 15720, HARPER (At Balfour) ,ilJ, Sizes 8 to 18. Hurry for best selection! TU. 1.6088 LIONEL TRAINS Kercheval, at St. Clair VAUG'HAN TUxedo 2-7000 I RADIO and TRAIN SHOP Lionel A~proved Servtce Station , (SUent Rubber Tires) 15434 Harper LA 7.0771 Use your Charga.Plate Nr. Nottingham-open ii:ve•• 8 - 'tn I .J l • .. ~. .' \.. • _. ~ , • -. 1' ..,;- ..'• ~ ..;,. - .~ .' ....' . :'j' ," .. -_-J' ~ :anuary 12, 195& }, . Page Five The Pointe Central Library, I Nine thousand six hundred POINTE MEMORIAL Lanes Bowling .Alleys. School-Junior and Junior High Deacons meeting. ~oods Branch and Park Branch new 'books have been added to I I I 16 Lake Shore Road 7:15 p.m.-Boy Scout Troop Departments. Sermon theme at Wednesday--4 p.m., Car 0 1 RANCE g~ve a total of 167 hours of ser- the' Pointe libraries in the last Dr. Frank Fitt, Minister No. 96-Gymnasium. . both Senrices-"What is Right Choir rehearsal. ' Vlce weekly, the year around. 112 months. P. F. Ketchum and B. L. Tuesday, 10" a.m.-3 p.m.- or Wrong?" 6:30 p.m.-Men's Association Tallman Wometl'~ .Association: Sewing 5:30-7:30 p.m.-Westminster Oyster-Stew Dinner-Rev. Associate 'Ministers and .~ttmg Groups-:Wome~'s. Jtellowship group. Chas. T. Leber, Jr., of Dodge Hickey's J01' Quality ••• Sime 1900" Friday, January 13:, 1 p.rn.- Parlor.-l0 a.m.-SerVlce GUlld 7'30-8'30 p.m.-Thistle Club House, guest speaker. POINTE UNITARIAN George Hayward, 1969 Hunt Isabella Murray Sewing Group: -Assembly Room. Nursery care 't' g' Thursday;-4 p.m., Crusader 17040 E. Jefferson ' Club; Susannah Wesley Circle Hostess, "Mrs. S. t. Shenefield. WI.. '11b'de ,prOVl ed. 'I ' mee m . ChOlr. rehearsal. 7 p.m.,' Boy Wm. D. Hammond, Minister meeting. at the, home of Mrs. Saturday:' 9:15' p.m. - Junior 12:30 p.m.-Luncheon-Gym- Tues~ay, H .a'I?-3:00 P'J?'- Scout Troop No. 546 meeting. ~ Hle.KEY'S ANNUAL Tl:J.ursday, January 12, 8 p.m. ~enneth I Kimmel, 740 Univer- Choir Rehearsal-Men's lounge. nasi urn. Women s Asso(latlon Sew 1 n g 8 p.m., C h a nee 1 Choir re- Church School staff meets with s~ty; Rebecca Circle meeting at 10:30"a.m'.-Senlor Choir Re- 6:30 p.m.-Evening gr,oup of Day-Pot-luc:~ luncheon;. 3:45 hearsal. Miss Constance Young, director the home of Mrs. Wenq.all Bird- hearsal-Men's lounge. the Women's Association: Din- p.m., Westmmster ChOir re- Friday:-6:30 p.m., Dinner for JANUA~Y CLEARANCE of Religious Education at Cen- sall, 274 Mt. Vernon. ' Sunday, 9:30 a.m.-C h u r c h ner-Gymnasium. ,Entertain-, hearsal; 7:15 p.m., Chapel Choir Annual meeting. 7:15 p.m., ,An- ...... tral Church, as speaker. ... School in all departments-5ec. ment by the " Grosse, Pointe rehea:sal; 7:30 .p.m., Cub Pack nual Meeting of Congregation . '" . Thursday, Jan. 19: 7:45 p.m., tion 1;.9:30 a.m.-Morn,ng Wor- Corlllllunity Theatre Players. No. ;)46 . meehng; 7:30 p.m., and Corporation. I Sunday, January 15, 10:30 Chancel Choir rehearsal. ship, first service: Sermon by .. ~ ...... ' ' .- ~ SALE a.m. Church School and nursery. . Rev. Paul F. Ket r AVAILABLE AT BOTH STORES large selected groups of Men's Suits Men's Coats 20% Slacks OFF nominal charge Sport Coats for aIterations selected groups of SPORT VESTS ... .40% Off SPORT SHIRTS .25% Off r" ROBES 20% Off 1955 SUPER 811HOI.IDA Y COUPE. HATS (Downtown Store Only), 1/3 Off PASTELS '(f COLORED SHIRTS STRIPES m " RegulC!rly 5.00 .. ' .•...•.•.. NOW 3.50, 3 for 10.00 Regularly 5.95 ...... •••••• NOW 3.95, 3 for 11.50 awaits_you Once again, Olds sets Re~lIlorly 6.50 and 6.9S .•••. NOW 4.65, 3 for 13,50 the trend for tomorrow :;'egularly 8.50 and 8.95 ..••. NOW 6.25, 3 fur 18.00 OR Bsa~ with a brand-new, double-duty Regu:;Jrly 10.50 and 10. 9S ... NOW 7.00, 3 for 20.00 Ambassador Ulntagrille Bumper" design.l Suburban und "Woo!en Outer Jackets, 20% Off to , ...1 Cive Oldsmobile a thorough going-ovet' for every Group of 1.00 and 1.25 Hose .•...... •..•.• 69.: detail you demand in your new cu. You"ll WASHINGTON . III'1tI'., • find Olds out ahead in every way! Stunning Selected Group of TIES ... 1/2 OFF 5tarfire styling with the functional beauty 01 BALI.'MORE o new "Intagrille Bumper" design! Plus the neW' It'll Diesel-Electric ••. hd luxurious Rocket T -350 Engine for pace-setting power and GRAB-BAG of QDDS ..AND-ENDS Pullmans ••. pillow-eoft ,reclining performance! New smoothness, too, in the In,:luding Leisure JacKets OFF coach~8eat.. And as' al",aYB, B&O's split-second response of Jetaway Hydra-Matic-. lA deli~htfu1 food, courteous ~rvice, a,nd Then, get set for the biggest and best BUrpri88 Pajamas, Sport Shirts,' 2 on-tune arrival win the praise of all! Terry-Lined Cabara Jaekets of all! Get our price! See us today ••• Lv. Detrv.: (Mich. C.nt. 5taJ , • • • 6.30 PM , make this your year to rock.~t away! Ar. Woihlngton '••••••• _ ". 8.40 ~M TOt-- VALU. TOPAY ••• , .Srandard 011 Nin~.~ht mo "DAN DAILEY STARSJ IN' A GAY NEW 9O.MINUTI MUSICAL COMEDY FOR ~LDSMOBILEr SAT., JAN. 21. NBC.'fVH .r t j d 'i efbdft «t r.ff e+ ...... 'e t.. tn. b '+dftOrl ( rt t ' b..... '... Mi ••• * t bO. 'tbM. t t Neb" W+ t .. "0...... '6 t. t 1 ' .. tnII"'rt- ct'.'in '.s' t=ii nO'; d ~i.'hi .; .- • .- 1r: fA! ...... ~ __ ~ ~_ ...:.._"-....._ ~__~__ J Page Six G R 0 SSE PO I.N TE NEW S, Thursday, January 12, 195& The Pointe Central Library's SKATER HURT Elmir;- College Alumnae To Honor Or. Murray unique tool collection, donated Li~rary Offering Pat}"ons I by the Rotary Club, now has Mrs. Fay Akers, 36, of 429 Mrs. Charles A.Kante~ will tea includes'Mrs. W. D. Stevens, over 200 tools and 800 have been Moross, suffered a broken wrist hold a tea at her home. 16805 president of th~ Elmira College borrowed during the last year. Variety of New Films Januar;r 3 while skating at the Maumee in 'honor of Dr. and Club of Michigan; Mrs. William REYN - HOUSE ~~: Farms muriicip~l'pi~r. She told Mrs.' J. 'Ralph Murray of El-. Robinson, Jr., Mrs. Nils Buu; .lS110 KERCHEVAL AVE•. The Grosse Pointe Public Li. lived, worked, visited, and dis- mira; N.Y." when they arrive in Mrs. K.anter and b:er daughter, Near Maryland. opposite Turner BU1Ck brary has a number of new cussed the needs of the colonies police' whot06li her to Cottage the Pointe. ' ' MIs. Richard H. Dick. films available for use by its with the oWner, George Was9- Hospital that a group of. hOCkey .comPle~eE~~R~N~~' Fi.OOR LAMPS - . -'. , Dr .. Murray; president of El- - Mrs. Julian L. Wat~ns and film patrons for the month o{ ingt STOCK UP ON BABY'S NEEDS NOW AND SAVE DUR~NG OUR WEEK-LONG SPECIAL PRICE EVENT! .at ... Today thru Saturday, Jan. 11 Estrorl-Nylon Pastel Sle,eping Bags, reg. 6.95 ..•.•.•••.•••••.•. 3.95 Cotton Flannel Sleeping Sag, ...... •••••••• " ••••.. 2.89 Kercheval. at St. Clair Jacobson's Own Fitted Crib She~ts, reg. 1.00 ..•••••••••••••• 89c Jacobson's Own Diapers, reg. 3.49 a dozen .. ; ...... •.••. , ... 2.99 ,Starting Tod,oy 36"x50" Rayon-Nylon Blankets: 6" binding, reg. 3.95 ....••.... 2.89 •. . thru Sat.,~Jan. 21 30"x40" Flannelette Receiving Squares, reg. 89c . 69c Cotton Knit Kimonos, reg. 1.19 ....•.••••••••••••.•••••••••. 79c OrIon Sweater~1 reg. 2.95 . 1.95 Our Speciaf Program Wool Sweater, Bonnet, Bootie Set, reg. 3.95 _ . 2.95 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Daily Wool Shawls, imported from Belgium, reg. 5.95 ..•••••••••. ',. 4.95 \ Hooded Terry Towels, .reg. 1.95 ...... •••••••..•••.....••.. 1.69 • Mrs. L. Leisinger, 'artist of McKinley road, Terry, Bib and Towel Sets. r~g. 2.95 . 1.95 Grosse Pointe Farms,~ will be in our infants' department to present you with a lovely sil. Cotton Knit Sleepers, heavy-weight, with gro-features ....•..•• 1.59 houette of your child ... compliments of Jacob. son Is. ' • Mrs. Robert Colegrove. R. N., of St. Clair" Grosse Pointe, will be-present -with booklets, advice and discussions on infan't care. • Care of infants' and 'children's clothing (with special emphasis on new miracle fabrics and . K~rcheval, at Sf. Clair blends) will be demonstrated with G-E. auto-' TUxedo 2.7000' matic washer and dryer. Courtesy qf Curtis Mower. Inc., 169/5 Harper Ave. Use Your Charga.:Plate - "' .. " l.' ,,',. " SEETHIS WONDERFUL ~,.)- _," . -:f , ;,:. ' . AUTC)MA TIC WASHER and DRYER DEMONSTRATED .'.. ~~• ,J. .'.. ~ ".' • at JACOBSON'S. during BABY WEEK! The wa'shing of Baby's things is'lJnb~lieyably ea'sy with a (;eneral. These and the complete-lin,e of fine GE AppliancE~s ~ay be seen Electric AUTOM'ATIC WASHER and DRYER. Just how easy at Curtis Mower. Inc. It is through'the cooperation of this out~ you can leain this derribnstrati~n _,during' Jacob'~on 's Baby standing appliance -store that Jacobson's i~'able ,to 'present this in '. demonstration. ' Vy'eek. Learn of all the' fine features thatrriake GE the leade:rin. .. Courtesy of easing this household task: So fast ,and .'safe for,Baby's most delicate clothes •.. You'll have much ,more time to devote to , . - .'eurli,fJl/ow,,, other duties. The demonsiTa'tion is 2:09 to 4:00 P.M. daily today • , Inc. "FlfNE APPLIANCES FROM A F.INE,Sl'/ORE" thru Saturday, Jon. 21. KITCHEN MODE~NIZAT'ION" ' 16915 Harper, at Grayton TUxedo 5-~1206 - m -- I " n • 2 tr to> .... "On t ..? ...... 4 (..4••• E4! ;Ca. ).'. ~(. J. ~ ~ );a~...lf'; *J!~j';!'?P£'Pf~ t ?£_qd ..;:}3..a~;.M...~Q:-4 'R\.b!-}+,:::;~iA ~'";_:;:'...f~.;?-:.f~7:t~'7"!}'~;'?", ..~",a,te~~!f"'~'''':'..~;l':~'_~ _,~, ~~~~~~~;a"7:t:~~@ ...~.¥'#~.?k.,?'j<.:7!. ~~!S~~ .._4 .. ; '.?'<~e::.~...,?UJ.~~.. ~"? J '0 • , , , < _ ..':: -- '$ anuary 12, 1955 "-~.,-.- - _.. _..~_..., Thursday, January 12, 1956 - - _. "' ~. ,--_._- ...... -~ _. " __ • I . GROSSE:POINTE :NEWS Page' Seven ,r I\P Goya, Matteo Laggard Voters' P at charles' • • • At Town Hcill R.eceive lJreak f!very Saturday is Detroit Town HaUers will ,Park resident.!, who are regis- take a dance tour of Spain and tered 'Voters; but have not voted' Teenagers' other colorful lands of Europe within. the' last two. years, will and Asia when they see Goya be given an opp6rt~ty to con-' and 'Matteo in "Dance Tra:\'el~ tinue their registrations, ac':' 25 in ogues" on Wednesday, January. cording. to Park City Clerk Day 18. Charles Heise. .500 " The program _will 'be held at ,Post,cards are being sent to Parking in Rear SPECIAL REDUCED RATES! , ' ,11 a.m. in the Fisher Theater. approximately ~,432 electors These young, artiSts, acclaimed who have not "oted witliin the Shampoo - Wave - Haircut, reg. 4.50 only $3.00 after dancing to a capacitY,au- last two' years, notuYingthem By Appointment Ot~ly - medium le1~gth hair , that they have' 30 days, to ap- JANUARY. It , . ply. for a contin.uation of their registration. Tltis' is in accord-' ance with State law .. charles teaul'J 6alon I If the elector 'lives at the .l)WHITE l! same address ••• II •• 79c ~dui~ CHILDREN'S SHOES Add beautiful color a.nd grace to your entertaining and f~mily meals with these solid color table cloths, edged,. with magnificent white cotton lace. White, pink, equa, yellow, hunter green or charco<'J1. 20% off! Napkins are lace-eornered to match Luncheon Cloth Reg. 9.95 .....•.•... 7.95 Dinner Cloth, Reg. '4.95 .•.•••.... 12.50 har9~.Pfate Beginning Today Thru Saturday, Jan. 21 Your choice of our entire stocl( of Ed- 72"x '.08" Dinner Cloth Reg. 17.95 .•..• , ••. .14.95 72" Round Cloth Reg. 10.95 ..••••••••. 9.95 w~rds Children's Shoes (except Corec- , i 17"xI7" Napkins ..•••••.... Reg. S5c. • • . • • • • • .• 69c l Treds ond infants' sizes) ot money-soving • , TED ~ .. reduced prices! Choose from an excellent Luxurious Blankets by North Sta'r selection of this expertly made footwear. "Norm~n," l!l beoutiful blend of 75'10 wool for warmth and 25% nylon for washability Styles for school ~nd dress ... boys and and'strength.- B!ue. white, re.:l, yellow, green, girls. Sizes 6'12 +0 big size 8. rose or walnut with eight-inch satin biflding. Reg. 14.95 Jwin Size.. 01 ..... 12.95 • i Reg. 16.95 Full Siz~ ,14.95 Home 'Decorative Shop, , , 17141 Kercheval-In the Village Use Your Charga-Plat. Kercheval. at St. Clair Use Your Charga-Plate 'b J " ~ ~,.<'" -,- ~.- . _', '\ ," . 4 , , , .... _.4- .._ ...... ".- - .... ,,~...... -..... """ ~....- ...... --~'...--...----- ..,-M--._, __•• -7 :...... " -..~..'....-~..... , ' Thursday, January 12, 1956 Page Eight G R 0 SSE' POI' NT E NEWS , The fellow who is willing to Friday Fete at oAc St. Joan's Schedules There must be ~ little mogic too, else roll up his sleeves and pitch in GPHS Seniors Marks 3 Birthdays Another Square D~nee . l!leldom I05es his shirt. Wigle Loses Pin Lead; hC?wcon the ride be so smooth! Lampoon Video Walter H. Wakeman 'of Trom- The third in a series of B~ JUDY ALLEN Barrett Takes Top Spot bly road entertained, at a din- square dances, with Julie and nerparty at" the DAC last Fri- Wes Rea calling, will again take So, DOLL REPAIR SHOP .GPHS Journalism Student , After winning the first-half chamiJionship and taking dciy, January 6, tC: honor his place on Satuiday, Jan. 21, in , Gales Of laughter w~re he~rd th I d' -th f'r t e 'k -I the second-half standin,gs in Complete line of wigs, shoes, m the new Grosse Pomte HIgh e ea m e 1 s w e oJ" , " . _ son, Walter 'E. Wakeman, Jr., St. Joan's Church Auditorium, stockings and dre~,ses. School auditorium _ gymnasium the Grosse Pointe Busi~e~sin~n's Bowling ~eagu~ the Wlg~e 6f Birmfngham, on his birthday Overlake at Mack, St. Clair Repairing Dolls Since 1895 when the senior class of Jar1u- team suffered a three pomt setb~ck at the hands of Boutm anniversary. Shores. . (lOMPLETE LINE OF ary! '56, produced its senior in- to drop to second place. _ The fete actualiy was a triple The time is 8:30 to 1i:30 and NEW DOLLS AND formal assembly. S p 0 n S 0 r Marv Boutin .,.. ~l , - J - j ...... , &¥~.. ianuary 12, 1956 Thursaay, January '12, 1956 GROSS'E 'P'OINTE NEW'S Pa.ge .Nine ' son. They had 10$t previously A film and general discus~ion -tie mClgic too. else News from GPUS to ThurstOn. took place after the lepai'ate e be so smooth! . • • • meetings. The basketball sea son is On Thursday, January S, • .'. under way at Grosse Pointe Eleanor Jacob!on and Judy Among films shown to vari. ~niversit'.1 School under Vars: Standart, l}th gr~de leaders of 'ous classes at G:P.U.S. recently Ity Coach John H. Burke, Jr., the G.P.U.i:>. Jumor Red Cross have been the following:-Qne a.nd Reserve Squad Coach Wi!. Council, attended the monthly of the D~troit News' series-- , -- 11am Bellows. meeting of schools from the these' are films" somewhat like metropolitan area at th~ Red the- March of ""Time movies • , Last Friday at 1:30 ?m. the Cross chapter heauquarters in which:. deal with recent current WOodw:ard '.9100 stud.ent body held a Pep Rally Detroit. events; "Lourdes," a travel.film to gIVe the teams a proper send- The G.P.U.S. CouncU was which sho'Ys't.he famed shrine off for their encounters with . Detroit Country Day School. praised by Mrs .• David Vivian I~ southern ]"rance, the inspir~- 'I Customer Parking Lot Adjoining of the permanent .Red Cross or- bon for the novel and movie. ... r~ 'l'he cheer leaders were Bar. gani.zation for the charitable "The Song of Bernadette"; bara Beam, Barbara Bish.op, tasks it per for me d' before "France, Background for Mod.,..' flood J~ne Evans, Lylas Good, Avery Christmas. ' ern Literature"; and a' filni for 2341 Grand Riyir~afYernoi Klmer1y, and Shirley Stumm. • • • a high school psychology cl8.$s' , Pl'eeeded by some jazz records Lylas Good and Nick Stroh which showed how an in. • that really "rocked," the rally attended the monthly meeting dividual's menta! breakdown / . VA 2.8000 was full of pep and spirit. of the Junior Round' Table, the occurred, and was eventqaUy In the evening both games Detroit Conference of Christ- correct~d) .' were marked by vigorous,-hard. ians and Jew~. • • • fought' competition. The vars- 'Committees d i s C l! sse d. the College represent,atives are ity 'suffered its first defeat. group's program and education frequent vi..sitors to G.P.U.S. after beating BlOOmfield Hills pol i c i e s, its Handbook on these" days to describe ,their and Thurston in their first two Human Relations now being schools to interested students' games. The 3core was 68 to 52. planned,', youth representation ,from the 10th 'and 11th grade.' The !teserves won, 32 to 2\1, on the Detroit Tomorrow com- Among recent representatives for theIr second win of the ses-, mittee, and publicity. have been people from Pen------__ -.:... ---=--_---.:=-- nsylvania College for Women, Randolph Macon College, BaJ>.: son Institute, Brown, Btjm THURSDAY • FRI~AY .' SATURDAY I Ma:vr, and the University of ChIcago. ' Last 3 Days ry • • • Pointe Girl to Dance : With Wayne U. G;oup Barbara Bull, 630 Bedford lane, graduate student from Wayne University and member of the Dance WOrkshop, VJm perform in the Children's Dance Concert at the. Mumford High School auditorium,' Saturday, silhouettes January 14, at 2:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Wayne Uni. 'Versity Dance, Alumni Associa- tion, this modern dance concert is specifically designed for chil- dren of all ages. The qances will of Men's and Boys' Wear b~ performed by members of the Wayne University Dance IMPORTANT 'SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Workshop, the All City Dance, • Group and dance students from ALL SA1.ES FJNAL D~nby and Cooley High Schools. . ' Although the first week of Our Januory :5ole has ~el'l tremendously • ~uccessful, many, mony values remain in suits, topcoats and furnIsh • Kappa Kappa Gamma '"9S for men and young men. Remember, only three days remain Alumnae Hold Meeting in this store-wide event! \ The East Side group of the Detroit Alumnae ,Association of MINK COATS, JACKETS, CAPE.JACKETS Kappa Kappa Gamma will meet • on Tuesday, January 17, at,the Natural Wild Mink Coats '••••.• from 2750 home of Mrs. Hal:i. Lippincott, N~tural Si,lver-BluMink Coats ~ from 4950 ,587 Rivaxd boulevard. The MEN'S WEAR, INC. group will meet at. 11 a.m. for Natural Royal" Pastel Coats ..•••••••••••• ~••••••••••••. from 2500 , '-. sewing fOr the Cancer Society Natural Cerulean Mink Co~ts .• , : •••. from 2950 16930 K~&be-vlllJ III NO/1'e DII1M and luncheon will be served at 12:30. Natural Lutetia Mink Coat5 '••••••. from 7500 f Natural Wild Mink Jackets ..• '•• " •••••••••••••• ' from 2250 TUxedo 1-9252 GROSSE POINT! Reservations may be, made with Mrs. Robert T. Herdegen, Natural Ranch MinK Jackets from 1450 OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. FRIDAY Jr., TU 2-2261, who is chairman Natural Silver•.Blu Mink Jackets .••••••••••••••••• ~•••••. from 1995 of the luncheon, or WIth Mrs. Lippincott, at TU 2-6733. 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'••••••••••••••••••••••••. from 450 JEWELRY Dyed Northern Muskrat Coats. ~ ~ ~ from 150 Natural Silver-Qju Mink Paw Coats from 495 from Natural G,rey Persian Lamb Coats .•• 0 from 395 Dyed Sheared Racoon Coat~ from 395 WATCH.ES Natural Bea\'er Coats: '. ~ from 650 Dyed Alaska Fur Seal Coats :, ••••••••• ' from 795 Beige DyedrSheared Racoon' Coats .•••••••••••••••••••.. from 595 95 We're bringing you drastic savings on ~elected timepieces, ]ewelry and precious SCARFS stones ••• the -SAYINGS you've been Natural Mink Scarfs,_ per skin' , from 25.00 Natural Baum Mjrtin skins '. from 40.00 ' waiting for! Natural Stone Marten Skins from 65.00 ' All Sol,s are for ,CQShi this II reolon why the.e savings or. 10 great.- PRICES INCLUDE ALL TAXES All SiZlts Final. TUxedo 1.4800 'ur Products Label.. to Show Country of Origin of Imported- fun, 'gans , , Store Houn: Monday, 9:30 to &:30; Daily, 9:30 to 5:00 e Parkinr 'I~ - - , ) t m' PO • $ b 0'1' 77 'SRhame: 2 , dro • P $ me om -- * • • • . " .... " Thursday, January 121 1956 : Page Ten GR.OSSE. :POlNl.E 'NEWS., Society N'ewsGathered from All of ,thePointes , \ , , From Another Pointe 5hort' and ..,to,,lhEfPo inte Elaine Barbret , ' ' \ ~~------:------:------~----:-----_._------of View The BOB.KANZBERS return- .,., ," ' k' I d' , b Wed at St. Paul's ed to Lake Sho.te road last By Kitty Marriott Thursday aft~r spen'ding a week McLu,cases' E,"'I.'OY. 5 ,i,'H~,O,'fi" 'ay in O'u,e ec Becomes Mrs. Anthony Garramone at Jan. 7 Ceremony; in New York.. That same' eve- Sister and Brother of Bride Are Honor Attendants ' ning, MRS, Al.LAN SHELDEN Mrs. Edwin P. Horan and Mrs. Nelson W. 'Schlaff have invited some of their' f~iends to' ----"_.- been named co-chairmen for the tea dance which Grosse Anthony Garramone claimed Elaine Clare B.arbret ~5 a cocktail party in her L,ake his bride on Saturday January 7. Rev. Fr. Albert Mel~In Pointe alumnae of the Sacred Heart will present on Sa,tur- Shore road home honoring Bob !1 day, January 21, at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. The dance . ~ - ::' heard the couple exdhange vows before a nupti~l high and Judy. , . '>: mass at 8:30 o'clock in St. Paul's Church on the lake~hoI:e. will be held from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. >II' ... • Mrs. Nelson W. ,Dj~lt.el and Mrs. Edward Schoen- MRS. GEORGE E. HAMIL-' ,~ii;t The waltz lel(gth gown~ de- € .. ' ' . d d d b th silk dress With WhiChshe wore herr are ,taking reservations. Among those who will TON III is expected ',to arrive ~i';;:: slgne an :rr..a eye a corsage of pink camellias. attend the party are Mr. and Mrs. A. Stansell Bush from Washington, ,D.C. this T\! weekend' with her. infant daugh-'-- bride, had a Chantilly lace The couple will make their •.• Mr. and Mrs. Emmet E. Tracy •• '. Mr. and 'Mrs. bodice with portrait collar horne on Ashland avenue. ChaTles T. Fisher Jr .••• M!'. and Mrs. Robert Mason ter. WINIFRED WESSEL -HAM- ILTON: She'll spe,nd a couple , .and embroidered tulle skirt .•• Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Roney Jr •••• the Walter of weeks with her'- father, scalloped at the bottom. ,A C011i1011ys • • • the Howard Shaws • • • Mr. and Mrs. JOHN L~ BOOTH," and MRS. Church Office Robert PalJrui ••• Mr. and Mrs. 'l'homas Fisher ••. the BOOTH of Lake Shore road ... , crown. of seed pearls and iri- Charles T. Fishers III .•. Mr. and Mrs. William Boesch- • ... * descent sequins clasped her To Mrs. Lafer enstein ••• Judge and Mrs. Lester Moll •.• Mr. and ,MRS. ALLAN SHELDEN of' !,:i::/:" fingertip illusion veil, and ~JS. Harry Mack ••• the Harry Howensteins •.. Mr. Lake Shore 'road is due, back:,X,f": she carried a small cascade Mrs. Robert J. Conway eon. and Mrs. Sherman J. FitzSimons Jr ••.• Dr. and Mrs. Friday from. New York, where' she has been attending a .,con- of white rosebuds and white eluded two years presidency of John Murphy ••• Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Maj'er" ••• and carnations with a few pink the Women's Association of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrnes. servation m(:eting this week of ... the Garden Club of America. rosebuds. Grosse Pointe Memorial Church . . .. *'... * Eileen Barbret, honor maid Tuesday at a meeting following Wedding Belles MR. .and MRS. ROY E., for her sister, wore a satin bro- luncheon when new officers eade frock of pale green satin Mary Louise Fisher and Diane Thompson have both STRINGER, of Birmingham, want their Pointe friends to" and a matching velvet headband elected. for thli coming' year chosen February 4 for their wedding day. Mary Louise, know that they are announcing with a tiny veil. Her flowers were installed. whose parents are the Otto Fishers of Moross road, wili be the engagement of their daugh- were small yellow mums' and They are Mrs. James A. Lafer, married to Thomas Patrick McCormick at St. Paul's Church ter, S~RA GALE, to FRED- white iris. president; Mrs. Clarence Q. on the Lakeshore. Diane, daughter of Mrs. Willis Stapleton ERIC LEE HILDEBRAND,' son The bride is the daughter of Swenson, first vice-president in Thompson of Somerset road and the late Mr. Thompson, of DR. and MRS. WILLIAM B. Mr. and Mr,~. Wilfred J. Bar- charge of membership; Mrs. bret of Waterloo avenue. Arthur B. Hillegas, .secondvice- will wed Milton William Gkekas, of Port Huron, Mich., at HILDEBRAND, of Men~sha, president in charge of pro- a 3 o'clock rites in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. Wis. Sara is 'a Smith' College Bridesmaid Katharine Mul- grams; Mrs. Samuel C. "I~urner, ... * • graduate and provisional mem-' laney wore a gold satin brocade recording secretary; Mrs. Wal- Brides-Elec,t Name Attendants ber of the Junior League. Her dress, id,entical in style to that ter R. McAdow. corresponding fiance, a senior at the Univers- of the honor maid. She carried secretary; Mrs. Ira A. Lutz, Mary LoiIise has asked Mrs. WaIter Berry Jr. to be her ity of Wisconsin, is a Sigma small yellow mums and purple treasurer; Mrs. H. W. Merrill, matron of honor, and her fiance's sister, Susan McCormick, Chi. ' They plan 'a summer wed- iris. assistant treasurer and finance to be bridesmaid. Mary Beaupied, niece of the bridegroom- ding. Christine Scribner, who at- chairman;. and Mrs. Remington elect, will serve as flower girl. Thomas, Son of William '" '" ... tended as flower girl, was in a J. Purdy, registrar. McCormick of Van Dyke avenue, and the late Mrs. Mc- When the newly wed PEDER frock of white embroidered tulle. Eleded to serve on the nomi. Cormick, will have William LaChance for his best man. FIELDS return, from their over pink taffeta and sI:e had a nating committee for a one'year Puerto Rican honeymoon, they col?mal bouquet of pmk and term were: Mrs. Paul G. Hykes. I- Richard Stunn and William Fisher, the bride-fo- will live temporarily in the Lin- whlte roses. who will be chairman agam for . , be's brother, will be ushers. The two bridal attendants col~ road home of the bride's Ski enthusiasts, MR. and MRS. JOH~'N. McLUCAS and their daughter, JINX, The bridegroom, whose par~ 1956; Mrs. Clarence E. Maguire and Mrs. Irving Beaupied, Mary'~ mother, have slated a mother, MRS. WILKINS LIV- of Vendome road, speI}t the holidays, through New Year's Eve, on the slopes of the ents were the late Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. A. F. Lecklider and miscellaneous showe". honoring Mary 'L{)uise for Sun- 1NGsToNE. Mrs. Livingstone, Laurentian Mountains. They were guests in the Mont Tremblant'Lodge, Mont Trem4 Michael Garramone, of Phila- for a two year term: Mrs. F,aY4 I~- : day. January 15. ' meanwhile" will. be residing on blant, Quebec. Even a temperature drop to degrees ,below zero didn't keep the delphia, Pa., asked Alvin Bar- mond H. Wertz, Mrs. Donald P. ~~"1 26 ?.:"'!~ The party 'Will be given in the Moross road home of Moran road and looking after McLucases off the ski runs. ' bret to be his best man. Joseph Schuur and Mrs. J. C. Hurley_ ~~ the home of SUSAN COPLAND Lapuh escorted guests to tl1eir Rev. Garner S. Odell, direc- ~;' Mrs. Berry's mother, Mrs. Hector Couvreur. ,*!, .. • III wbile' Miss' Copland tours the seats., tor of religious education lot • January 8, in the' Albion Col. ,Eve celebration at the Anglers' J . Far East. ' ".' Mrs. Ham.men'~uncle and aunt, For her daughter's wedding the Synod of Michigan, was the Diane Thompson's honor maid will be Dolores Doll, of ... • ... lege Chapel. Club. MR. and MRS. A. G. H. TIS- ] 4< ',.. • and the evening reception, Mrs. principal speaker following the ] Flint, Mich. Bridesmaids will include Victoria Weymeier',' The popular Otsego Ski Club -Miss Kiefer, who is a member DALL, was isolated except for Barbret chose a charcoal gray business meeting. Phyllis Frank and the prospective bridegr<'6m~s sisler',' at Gaylord whiCh is visited reg- of the ,Alpha Chi Omega soror- MR. and MRS. OWEN R. one main highway, Mrs. H. said. ] Lillian Gkekas. Michael Gkekas will be his brother's best- ularly by S0 many Pointers, has ity at Albion, is a music major. SKELTON have left Ridge road With many of the train routes ... completely washed out, the ~ man. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hole:v.an\ of bE.!enta,k~ over by -?- ne~ group .. for their Palm Beach, Fla., SALLY BOALES, daughter of home. Their son-in-law and Hammens postponed their trip ~ Port Huron. Diane will be given in, marriage by her of stockholders whIch mcludes 1 b th - W'll' S Th J A th b h D 'd C. THORNE MURPHY, ALAN MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM G. daughter, MR. and ,MRS. J. home until they could take one 'T'ro er, 1 IS. ompson t. po ~r rot .er]. ,f. ])aV:1. GORNLCK,.-ROBERT HATG{ BOALES, 43 Edgemere road, BELL MORAN JR. of Touraine of the first trains re.routed I ..Lhompso~; Lurelle Ver Plank, 01 Sp~mg Lake, ,MIch., and J:..LY.A.~. ~ACA.ULEY, DAVID Farms, and a senior at Pine road, returned last week after through the south. 1 Stuart Wmkelman, of Port Huron, WIll usher.' WALLACE, G.ORDON SAL'N- Manor Junior College,' Welles- visiting the Skeltons at -their • • • Vickie Wehmeier and her mother, Mrs. Vietor' DERS- and JOHN R. DAVIS. ley, Mass., achieved an honor winter headquarters. DR. W. KENNETH MOORE. Wehmeier, have feted the bride~elecf at- -a kitchen' ... • • rating on the Dean's List for "'.. . . of Yorkshire road, with his fam~ shower in the Wehmeier home on Gra~/ton road., . , JANICE LYNN KIEFER the first quarter of the current JOE DONOVAN and WIND- ily, is vacationing in DelIay scadt;mic 'year. Beach, Fla. . Mrs. David Ramsey of DeVonshire road w.iU.E:nt~rtai:t;l daugnter' of MR. AND MRS: HAM BREMER have gone back .;c _ • GERALD KIEFER, of 20729 She recently represented Pine at a January 17 miscellaneous shower. and ~rs. Fred C. Toles~ Woods; presented her tOo classes at Michigan State Manor's International Relations University. Both boys enjoyed After several mont~ abroad, (Continued on Page 18) senior :piano recital Sunday, Club; of which 'she is president, trips to the Rose Bowl game in where she ~isited relatives in at the New England United Na- Pasadena as Christmas. gifts Germany, MRS. HARRY WISE, l~ Today is the beginning of our annual store-wide tions Conference at Harvard. from their parents, the J. LANE of Hampton road, gave a cock- • • • DONOVANS of Lakeland ave- tail party in ;her home for 50 cle~rance. And you' will find\savings in every nue and the JOEL BREMERS guests. wonderful, wonderful fashion values! MR. and MRS. BENSONFORD • • • department. of Kenwood road have returned of Shelden road. • of< • MRS. REGINALD MURPHY, I from a 10-day Florida stay. The of Balfour road will entertain EDWIN STROHS Jr. of Merri- Just back !rom a month-long members of the board of the weatber road met the Fords in California trip, MR. and MRS. Grosse Pointe Symphony Or- Miami, where they boarded. the JAY L. HAMMEN of Lake chestra, and a few friends, in Ford's boat, Onika, for a week's Shore road can give eye-wit- her ~ome on Friday, January 13. fishing trip around Key Largo. ness reports of the flood dam- ...... The foursome left :the boat long age on the west 'coast San MRS. HUGH ~. HUGHES 'Of enough to attend the New Year's Francisco, where they visited (Continued on Page 18) off! I. , Imported Argyles Sizes,' to 44}n .the.Groue " ,,",, ,. ...... '-' . , ... I , Dresses DRESSES Suits COATS 1 SUITS Coats SAVE LINGERIE ;" RQ~'ES' Skirts 3 SLACKS FOOTWEAR, MI:L'LJNERY, • l important reductions !i2' OFf "Blouses ~ewelry Special - Belts 40 fine woof skirts / '.' Y3 to Y2 off Bags were 16~95up 40 Fren~h wool sweateR .•...... '.,' •...... Y'2 off 6~ blouses, big variety ..• ~•.....•••... Y3 to' !12 off were 2.95 to 19.95 nylons, 'sllks, rayons, ,cottons If • ' "If. WALTon-PIERCE 76 Kercheval ••• on the Hill 'IOSSI 'OINn' ' ...... ea • l " ~I , I • he' Ow ~--~-----~--',----\--i-4-4.0-- ,'II Thur~day. January 12, 1956 anuary 12, 1956 C? R 0 S S'E PO f NT ENE W S Page 'Eleven / ntes Page • • • by, of, .and for PointeWolnen Group Planning Teen Age Panel to Appear in High School' on Jan; 17 r Dental' Auxiliary Study -of Schools Sponsors Dance , Jan. 7 Ceremony; :morAttend~nts ' league of Women Voters to Conduct Rve Discussions Mrs. We~ge Chairmar. of Charity Affair January '14; On Fuhtre Needs of Schools and BOnd Issue Proceeds Will Provide Care for , le Clare Barbret as Sigma Gamma Children '. Fr. Albert Melv:in In January th.e unit gr~ups of I Mrs. Donald Jennings, 1131 N. ore a nuptial high the Grosse Pomte League C'f Oxford. Uni.t Leader: Mrs. Clar- Mrs. George Wedge of Nottingham road is chairman ~h on the lakeshore. Women Voters will discuss and ence Davies. Discussion Lead- . of the charity dance which the Detroit District Dental study the Grosse Pointe school ers: Mrs. Frank Komerska, .Auxiliary will sponsor at the Statler Hotel on Saturday, with which she wore ,system. The resource committee Mrs. Donald Jennings. on this subject,' headed by Mrs. Janual?" 14. . ~ .., s lew~'-• ._ 111'.' DUO. DIII"CTIONA\. rotor automatically winds the move. ,.. ment with the ~lighteStmotion of , the wrist. DOUlll snock protection~sen. gineeredfor rugged durabUity. DUPLIX construction for dependableservice, for simpleservicing.This newachievementin fine watch making is a proud addition to our collection of Movado watches-leader in timekeepingthe worldover. W.MIII9. wat.,.,.lIstan'. cfvo-dltoctlO/l(l1 rater OFF' Stalnl.ss S' .. I • • • • • • • $120 Spring comes e~rfy to Healy's with ~n exceptional v~lue group of St. 51•• 1and 14 K. gold • •• 150 141<. gold •••••• fTolflle~ .:a Jew,l. ' Fed. Tallind. be~utiful black plastic patent handbags. Buy now for the coming season and save on tote" box and pouch styles_ ••• all replic~s of 1 famous designer bags. At Healy's GROSSE POINTE, East Jefferson" •. DRESSES • FORMALS Warren and downtown . ~lIl1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l!lI!lIfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lIl11ll11l1l1lJ1l11l11l111nllnIlJlIIIIIIIIIIIJllIlILllllllnllllllllllllllllfllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllffnRIfIl~ • SUITS • JEWELRY ~ s ~ ~ z = :!C == ICLEARANCE OF HAN DBAGS! i Hours: ~ ~ 2 == Regularly ~ ~ Monday, through Saturday 2 2 29',95 to :$250 ,10:00 to' 5:30 ~= leathers and fabrics ,.:.-.$2_' ' $3 $4 s=_= I I 'E == $ ~ 5 TUxedo 5-5690'. ~ Special group of le~ther bags.';.L.l..~.r.P:PJ'~. • $S ~ ~ g CHARLES w. 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' , 'ThursdaYr Janu(!lry 12. 1956 - Society News "Gatherledfrom, All of the Pointes , \ Joanne'Robinson Welds' Gaskins Ilivite -Mrs:, Alan McNabb Gardeners Pick January Busy Month 100 to Brurtch . 1956 Officers Mr. and'Mrs. Mervyn G. Gas- For DAC ,'v\embers" kin of S.Oxford road have In. Grosse Pointe F,arm and Gar .. vited over 100 people -for den Club members had lunch .. Father and Son Party, Beavers (!lndBowlers" Events. Jan. brunch at the Grosse, Pointe eon at the Country Club, !ol- Floor Show and Stag Supper Are Scheduled Yacht. Club on Sunday,' Janu- lo~....ed by th,eir annual meeting ary 15. and election of officers, on Tues- Grosse Pointe members of the Detroit Athletic 'Club, Guests will' meet for cham- day, January 10. along with their Birmingham, Bloomfield and Detroit pagne punch in..:the S~a Nome, brethren will have a wide array of activities at the'down- and. then adjourn to', the main Mrs. Harold R. Smith is the 0 new president, succeeding Mrs. town cldbhouse throughout the month, starting wit,h this lounge, where a gypsyorches- tra will .play during brunch. S. Willard Wallace. Other ,offi. Thursday, January 12. ~ Among the gllests will be Dr: cers are Mrs. Vincent R. DePet .. .W:::'~<' ris, 1st vice-president; Mrs. The DAC's January din- and Roger Ray, comedi~n. Leo and Mrs. Harold Cross, Mr.: and ner-floor'show, the annual Reisman and his orchestra, re- ' Mrs. 'George Gardella, Mr.' and ~';f~:William J. Chesbrough, 2nd' Fathers and Sons Party, and tr:rning to the club Jan. 18, will Mrs. Charles Jacobson, the, Nel- ,. vice-president; Mrs. S. Willard, the Beavers' and Bowlers re'. play for dancing. son B. Fishers, ,Mr. and Mrs. H. Wallace, 3rd'vice-president. . ' Among the many Grosse E. Beyster, Mr. '~md Mrs .. Joh~ The .list of officers continues spective mixed partIes are Pointers with reservations for R. Wilt, the J. A. MacAlarneys, with Mrs. John Crawford Frost just a part of the exciting 'one or another show evening Mr. John B. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Jr., recording ezcretary; Mrs. list. are tne Howard J. Elys, Mr. and William S. Saylor, the Paul John Buel1, assistant recording To present events in chron9- Mrs. Franklin P. Williams, Dr. Marc:)s, the MelVIn S. Huffak- secretary; Mrs. Henry E. Bey- logical order, the :first will be I and Mrs., R. E. Coleman, the ers, Mr. a'rid Mrs. William G. ster, corresponding secretAry; the Emery Deutsch Recital this Alexander LaPointes, the AI- Boales,' Mrs. Elmer Benzm,' the Mrs. Waldo L. Behr, assistant Thursday evening, the 12th, bert Leclercs, the George A.' Stark Hickeys and Dr. and Mrs. corresponding secretary; Mrs. which is the closing night of the Gardellas, Mr .arid Mrs. A. B. J. A. Barkley. J. Nall Candler, treasurer, and Emery Deutsch orchestra's 11- Jones, Dr. and. Mrs. Fred O. Others will include the J os- Mrs. Robert Hurt, assistant weeks stay at the DAC. A vir- Lepley, the K. W. Cunning-", eph' $pitzleys, Dr. and Mr~. treasurer. tuoso violihist, Mr. Deutsch will hams, the H. F. Siewerts, the Karl M. Weberl Mr. and Mrs. playa number of his own com- Ralph R. Genters. Ernest P. LaJoie, the Richard Glenn Walkers Hosts positions. His piano accompanist Also on January 20, the club's Martins, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar' B. will be Jan Schaff. past and present directors, will Galloway ,Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John At GPYC Breakfa'st The Beavers' party will take h~ve their yearly iemrlal stag R. Walsh, the tdwin, Krieg- place this com.:r.g Saturday, the dmner. hoffs, the Charles J. Glasgows, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Walker p 14th. By-passing their usual The Fathers and Sons Part~, a Mi'. and Mrs. James A. Lafer, a of Renaud road entertained in- swimming, members of this real jamboree of fun and nOlse, the Cletus J. Wellirigs, the Wil- formally Sunday, January 8, at group will, don formal attire, is scheduled for Saturda!, J~n- 'LIEUT. AND MRS. HARRY CARSON liam O. Kronners, Mr. and Mrs. 'VI: and squire their ladies to the uary 21. After a noon sWlmmmg J. Harold Husband" and the a breakfast in-the'Senza Nome it dub for their annual dinner hour and top-flight aquatic ex- Joanne Robinson, daughter of church follo?,ed the wedding. I Charles A. Kanters. , lounge at Grosse Pointe Yacht £1 and dancing fete. hibition, there'll be. luncheon, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Robinson, d The bride was graduated from Mr. Gaskin is Commodore of Club. • Grosse Pointer Edward J. souvenir gifts ior .:;ons, and a of 153 Ridge road, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe High School and Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. Champagne punch waS served Schoenherr is on the committee sta~e ~how. • became the bride of Lieu!. Har- 'W attended the Univ~rsity of Mich- in charge. The quarters around Fma.ly, on Ja~uaTJ:' 28 t~e ry Carson of Buchanan, Mich., Unit'arian Lay leader to the 50 g u est s preceding 0' the swim pool will be trans- DAC Bowlers WIll ~lve ~helr on December 26 at 4 p.m. igan. Slj.eis a member of Kappa -Picture by Pa!:l Gaoh breakfast. Arrangements of daf- 1.ol formed into a lounge for the h.uge p~rt~ t~ fete the. dlSt.aft The double-ring ceremony Alpha Theta. Will Report on 'Eur,ope At" a iloon ceremony in St. Paul Church, on January fodils and tulips centered the lv. cocktail hour. Dinner and danc- Sldl:', WIth mitlal coc?ttalls, dm- took place in the First Presby- Lt. Carson was graduated in 4, the former MARGOT FISHER, daughter of MR. and tables for eight. C ing locale will be the decorated, ner, dancmg, ~ntertamment and terian Church in Buchanan with June from the University of On Monday,_ January 23, the MRS. WILLIAM P. FISHER of Lakeland avenue was Mrs. Walkerg r e e t e d her ~ gymnasium. Music will be by a spot. of k.eglmg at 11 p.m., the the bridegroom's father officiat- Men's Club of the Grosse Pointe B I Michigan with a B. S. degree inar:r;ied to the son of MRS. DUNCAN P. McNABB, of guests in a navy blue silk suit the Don Djerkiss orchestra: onl~.tlme m. the year when th~ ing. and a commission in the U. S. Unitari,m Church, at 17440 E. with short jacket and peplum It: Grosse lIe, and the late Mr .. McNabb. N t '1' 11 b DAC' femllne contmgent may bowl on Lisa Robinson, sister of the Army Reserves. He is now sta~ J ef.Lerson, will' present Talbot in the back. The Walker's son- G ex eV~!n WI.e s an- the club alleys. bride, was maid of honor. Rich- tioned at .Fort Benning. He IS a Pearson, executive director of in-law and daughter, Mr. and C nual meetmg, electIon and stag Grosse Pointers on the bowl- ard Carson attended his brother. member of the University of Usually it's the small talk Mrs. John W. Norman, assisted :M buffet supper (always a sump- ing committee are Knox M. ~:n'sU~;~~~~ National Lay- Judith Hofstra An informal reception in the Michigan Scabbard and Blade. that causes the biggest troubles. them. F tuous a.tIaIr) on ~anuary 17. Hearne, R. O. Artner, Henry J. Pearson will give an illus- c} Openmg on FrIday, the 20th, K e an e William G. Siebert B t th l T ld "I S trated lecture on the European e ro a I o. will be the January dinner-floor Peter J. 'Koenig, Howard Sim'o~ Lund-M ,ona an uptia 5 et - to~, spons~red by the Leagtie~ -- show, a six-evening gala for and Clyde D. LaMee. h N whIch he dIrected last summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Hofstra of members and their guests. "5 Margaret Elaine Lund, daugh~ bride-elect have been given by ~he .tour incdludethdvisits . ':Vith East Detroit annOunce the l ,en- I Featured will be three enter- Dinner Party Fetes ter of Mrs. George Lund of Mrs. John F. Monahan of Bal- UmtarIa~s an 0 er re 19l~US , . SIT TIGHT-BUT DON'T DR~VE tainment artists in c 1u din g Or t t d b th t ' liberals m England and 'on the, gagement of theIr daughter, Out-of- Town V;sitors Cheboygan Mich.~ and William lan yne cour an y e wo . db" t . I d' '. . . singer Mar y Meade French Daniel Monahan will be married tridal attendants in Ann Arbor. C?ntment, an, a nef l.n erVlew ,Tu lth Grace, to Wl1II~m Wmk- IN THAT CONDITION . In Mr. and Mrs, Errol J. Gay of (w it h pianist-composer Ted at 10 o'clock Saturday, January , WIth Dr. Albert SchweItzer. ler Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. eJ Pembert.on road entertained at. Grouya as accompanist); Jay 14, in St. Paul's Church on the ------Preceding the 8:15 p.m. meet- Winkler of Fisher, road. L, a small dinner at the DAC on Nemeth, European ventriloquist lakeshore. Mrs. Bell Is Hostess ing~ the men of the church an~ The engagement was an- d. Wednesday evening, January . J theIr guests from the Men s . Barbara Lund, of Ann Arbor, T S ac 11, to fete their house guests; o ororlty an. J 8 Club 'of the Central Church will nounced at a buffet supper m t1: It isn't the price you pay for will serve as her sister's maid Mr. and Mrs. James Living- -- have dinner at the Village the H~str~ home ?n Dec. 26. ARTHUR J. ROHDE pl experience, but the knowledge stene, of Pittsburgh, Pa., who C'fhonor. Katherine Merkle, also ~ you gain that counts. The January meeting of the Manor af-~ p.m. . JU~lth IS a. se71lOrat th~ Un- ANDCOKPANY .so arrived Sunday for a visit of of Ann Arbor, and Barbara East'Side group of Delta Delta All members and frienas of Iverslty of MIchIgan where she rc several c.ays. Sutton are to attend as brides- Delta will be ~ld on Wednes- the church will be welcome at Iis affil.iated with Kappa Delta. There would be a great deal The other guests at the din. maids. day, January 18, at 8 o'clock in the evening meeting-including Mr." W,mkler Jr. was graduated INSURANCE less wrong-doing if people had 'W ner were Mr. and Mrs. Max The prospective bridegrooTil the home of Mrs. Donald Ball the ladies.' , from the University of Michi- OJ to pay for it in advance. on Linville avenue. Mrs. Wi!- gan and is a physical education, Roensch, of Birmingham, and has asked his brother, John, to 2711 East Jefferso~, Detroit 7, Mich. LO.7-6100 0' Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Merrill, b~ his best man. Another broth- Ham P. Curtiss will be co- Clark Women Entertain teacher at Grosse Pointe High The truth w(luldn't seem so of Denver, Colo., who are at the er, Daniel, and Jerry Kelleher hostess. School. brutal if more people were' bet- Shel4ltcn-Cadillac during their will usher. The three brothers A style show will be given by Husbands at Dinner An August. wed din g is ter acquainted with it. stay here. are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Richard Martin. --- planned~ II Members of Clark Women's ward V. Monahan of Lothrop All Delta Delta Delta mem- Club will invite their husbands ------FAC.E. I'o~d. bers in Grosse Pointe are in- and :friends to attend an an- DOES YOUR , ______Pre-nuptial ,parties 0 'lor the vited to attend the meeting. _ nual dinner meeting on Mon:. Mrs. Burns Entertains Subscription Guests day, January 16, in the Grosse MAGNIFY YOUR AGE? Pointe Unitarian Church.-Dinner Mrs. John McNeil Burns of Charles Husband, Mrs. Carl is planned for 6:30 p.m., follow- ed by a colored film of the Colonial road win be hostess Wells, Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mrs. European travels of Mrs. Clar- Thursday, January 12, at the William Packer, Mrs. Jesse G. ence MarIan. Grosse Pointe Yacht ~lub to a Vincent, Mrs. Edward Moynet, Hostess for the evening is subscription group who meet Mrs. WillIam O'Neill Kronner Mrs. Mack Monroe. She will be fortnightly at the various clubs. and Mrs. Bliss Wolfe. assisted by Mrs. Elmer Frie- 1521 WOODWA~D- AVENUI Guests will i n c Iud e Mrs. wald, Mrs. Kenneth Newton, DETROIT Ernest Lie b 0 I d, Mrs. Henry Experience seldom profits a Mrs. Charles Seth, Mrs. W. 1>.:' Pichler, Mrs. Allan Wal~s, Mrs. man as much as a good scare. Sinclair and Mrs. Orla Tellis. , ~' . . :,: . : :.,' reck. you need Ing fruth, our m.onogrammed' r/~e~j imported, FLOW.iNG VELVET THE ONLY IIEAU'1"Y P'ORMULA CONTAJNINCI HYDROLIM, Irish Linen The modern flowing formula that has given new hope ta countless w0m.e~! "'(omen like you who watcned helplessly while drying senSitive skin robbed them of that soft young bloom. \Vh:lt could be done? ' "{(Jt/ follows the sun Jacqueline Cochran fi..ds the Clnswe, ••• Hydrolin! 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JA. .. -4.,.r._~ •. _ _#o. _ •• ,••• , .•.••• _ ••••• ,,_~_~.- •• - ~" _ ~ __ aA-_" __.-....---..... ~ ....-....A.....-...... , ..... __ 6 -. _ ...... ft,...- A..-... " • ~~~ -'"-- ~ • __ .. __ • _~ _~ ~._~ ~_..._...... _ .. __ ~ ~ _ I I ,~P-- 'J--~!---"""""-----"7""'~"""---li ,. ,_ ... "T'''~ --- ~ ------",..- -r- .. - ----..-..--.-....,..--.--, I ~uary 12, 1956 Thursday, ~anuary '12, '1956 • G R'O SS E .p 0 " N T E, NEW S Page 'Thirteen • • tes Woman's Pa,ge • • • by; ,of, -and_for Pointe 'Women Mrs. Bacon to Speak Ory Pra-School Children, ners Pick Unitarians A!d Patients 'At EloiseWith Party Mrs. Jane Bacon, of Grosse understanding of the behavior Musicale Tea Officers Pointe University School, will be and activities of this child. '£he Christ.mas party in Ward month to celebrate patients' the guest speaker at the tirst Tne Community Club has At Joy Horne N-206 of Wayne COU!ltyGeneral birthdays of that month with !nte F.arm and Gar- Gr~sse. Pointtl Woods Com- four pre-school.grou.ps for lour , ~,) Hospital, Eloise, for th~ 100 cakes, refreshments and enter- embers had lunch- munity Club Pre-School Parent year 0145, and these groURs are Tues<;1ay: Musicale, members men mental' patients of -the tainment. Leaders' Meeting, T u e s day, l~d by.Mrs. Violet Gilmour, Mrs. ' will, attend ,a,'musicale ~tea. be- ward, was so sucCessfl,1 that the Country Club, 101- Anyone in the Grosse Pointe January 17., Betty Reinnart, Mrs. Phyma' gi~i,ng' at 2:30 p;1p. Friday, service group of, the Center area interested. in this work eir annual meeting Mrs. Bacon will talk on Reeves, and Mrs. Jean Wahlig. ' January 20, "in the Lake Sllore UnitariaE. Church, responsible may call,Herbert Berggruen at of officers, on Tues- "Understanding the Pre-School Each group has an enrollnlent road home of Mrs. Henry B. for it, made a New Year's reso- UN. 2-3810. He will be gh1.d to y 10. Age Child" and will help both of approximately 17 chi1dre~, J oy. , . lution, not only to continue give more information. parents and leaders to a better and meet one ,day each week. , , their year~around party' plan ld R. Smith is the Grosse Pointe members of 'the for the ward, but to try to in- nt, succeeding Mrs. Mothers of the: ,'children serve Ways and m e a-'n $ committee~ terest ;)ther individuals and WOODS COUNCIL APPROVES 'vallace. Other offi. as assistant leaders on a: ro;; whi~h is sponsormg, the event groups into setting up programs On Monday, January 9, th~ . Vincent R. DePet- Flower Expert tating b9~is,: serving approxi~, to benefit the scholarships fund; like it. Woods council approved the ice-president; Mrs. mately O"nt' mornIng e a c.h include' Mrs.: J~ Milton ,Setzer; reappointment of Marvin Bou- Chesbrough. 2nd To Speak Here month .. The children engage il1 . M 'G M P tt Mr H . L' 'The Grosse Pointe Unitarian rs. . . ra " s. arry • tin, Benjamin Pinkos and ~ r,t; Mrs. S. Willard simple activities, such 'as gaines, Lips.ki Mrs. Ru:sseU Axsom~ Church has had several similar t McCaughey to the Planning vice-president. The January meeting of the Mrs . .A dol p h J:aco1?son, Mrs. ,projects in the Northville Hos- creativl;'! pla.y" stories, songs, Commission for another three- Grosse Pointe Woman's Club and 8'fmple' crafts. Bayne VerMeulen, Mrs. Albert pital. f officers continues year term. Their previous terms to be held at the Grosse Point~ J. GrUJ."'ldy,Mrs. Harty. E. Bar': Only two of the scores of ohn Crawford Frost Purpos,e of ihis program is to expired on December 31, 1955~ ng secretary; Mrs. War Memorial January 18, will help children have a shori nard and Mrs. Charles C. Hicks. wards at, Eloise have groups feature a talk "Fun With Flow~ assistant recording awar~:from~home" e x.p e r i ence Others are Mrs. George F. working on the "Birthday Plan". rs. Henry E. Bey- erg" by Mrs. Vasky Nahabedian. each week; to _h~ve a group ex .. Goodson, Mrs. Bogden' Baynert, This is how it works: A group The tax on peoples' should~rI . - Mx:s.Nahabedian, who will be ponding secreta.ry; perience uI?-der ~he leadership, Mrs. L. G. Terbueggen, ....Mrs. goes out one Sunday each; leaves ,little. room :for a c~I? Introduced by Mrs. L. H. Ore- L. Behr. assistant of understanding and helpful , Winfield ,S. Jewell Jr., Mrs. W. baugh, has received wide ac- g secretary; Mrs. adults;. and to learn some of the G.. Buchinger and Mrs. J. P. claim throughout metr,epolitan Cler, treasurer. and simple give and take of group Kinville. Mrs. Philip B. Dexte~ Detroit as a speaker before Wo~ ! Hurt, assistant !He. is ,Tl;iesday Musicale president. man's Clubs and church groups. At least two events each year Having shown interest in cre- are- planned to replenish, the ative art for years, it was nat- ways and means fUnd.' Tne ural that she turn her ability kers Hosts Church Seeks second one in '1956 will ,be a :re- to flower arrangements and in Breakfast eital 'by Mischa Kottler, an,,: this she has become mo~t adept. Festival C/loir nounced for April' 3. It. wil~ Mrs. Nahabedian has nartici- mark' thi.s outstanding pianist's 1's.Glenn E. Walker pated in many flower -shows The . Rev. E.r.ville, Maynard, 25th year of residence In De oad entertained in. and is a nationally accredited rector of Christ Church, Grosse troit; . .tl~wer show judge. In working Pointe, has announced' tha,t, juff-co10,. day, January 8, at Mrs. Edward A. Baumann, tea wIth cut flowers for thj~ meet- the inter-denominational Fes.ti-: . . _ Y ~ in the Senza Nome chairman, has received early ing the procedure of building vat Chorus ~s actIvely seeking, -, 'Memo'ers -of the Grosse Pointe Alumnae of the Convent of the,Sacred Heart will rosse Pointe Yacht reservations from Mrs. Ray .. flower arrangements will be singerS' tor its n-~xt concert. , hpld a, tea'dance in the Grosse Point~ Hunt Club on Saturday afternoon, January 21, mond F. Littley, Mrs. Nelson B pad demonstr,ated, . 1 Re1?-earsals .are held T~esdays from 4~30 to '7:30 An annual event; the dance will benefit the convent. Shown,' lei p.m. Fisher, Mrs. Harold W. Scott e p~nch was served Precedmg the meetmg, tea Iat 8 p.m. in the church. ' . left tQ .right" are ,'co-chairmen,' MRS. EDWIN p/ HORAN and MRS. NELSON 'W. Mrs. Louis H. Kappel, Miss, u est s preceding ~ill be served from 1. until 2 The B.erJio~ Requi~tn' ,been SCHLAFF;.' and reservations chairman, , MRS. NELSON W. DIEBEL. Ellen Rose Kappel, Mrs. John o clock when ~s. ~OUIS Hunt, selected as the work toh~sbe per- , rangements of dai- E. Hearst, Mrs. Harry J. Sa.ins portrait:s ulips centered the M~s. Woodrow WIlson, Mrs. formed at the spring concert at MIlton .Pawsat, Mrs. W. B. the church Sunday April 29 at bury, Mrs. Armand L. DeGae ht. Chenowlth, Mrs. ErIe Stetson, 4 pm' '~ . Women Attend tano, Mrs. Lee Garratt, Miss er g r e e t e d her- Mrs. W. G. Brownson. Mrs. "Th' . 1 Fa-cd, Scoops for the Week Jane Doty, Miss Florence Dean avv blue silk suit Hugh Delfs, Mr!'i. Charles Wat. . e musIca"l r ~ sou r.c e st Mrs. Clarence Nr Ronnenberg acket and peplum kins, Mrs. Walter McAdow, ~rs. RIchard ~ot:.~kelem,. chOIr ~l- Legion Meeting Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. P. A Although"'pork still wears the breast lamb for stew -to' the of , . The Walker's son- Gus Koester, Mrs. Lorne Me. rector, sa,ld, on wJuch. BerlIoz blue ribbon\ for its unusually Meikle and Mrs. A. W. Lunger market list. Dames of the Loyal Legion shausen. . daughter. Mr. and Conachie, Mrs. R. G. Niederoest, drew. whIle compOSIng the low cost, be~f will be in the Exceptional values may be met T?ursda.y afternoon; Ja..'1U- n a single setting ••• in your . Norman. assisted Mrs. Gordon Skinner and Mrs. RequIe~. ~re unusually large. sp"tlight this week following a I F. Steiner will assist the t5a ~t the mItlal performance Ber": found iIi the wide variety of slight decrease in all beef prices. ary 5, for a party and program home or our studio ••• an artist of real chairman, Mrs. Alvin Borchardt. lioz had 'a cho~s of 250Lan, or: winter vegetables on the pro- PAYS HEAVY FINE An abundance of toP. quality in the Van Dyke avenue home chestra of. 170'pleces, 16 tympam duce counters. Almost unlimit- distinction does these 1n4gnifi&ient beet is in the markets, and such of Mrs. Walter H. Hemingway. Richard R. ,Lapp, 31, of 14630 and four brass bands." ed supplies of head lettuce have Riverside, Detroit, was fined For the April performance a forequarter cuts as blade chuck caused a real decrease in the Clusters of colored balloons, portraits in lovely pastels. . St. Paul Lutheran roasts and boneless beef stew $75 by Park Judge C. Joseph chorus of 75 is required. The market. The quality is, excel- B€:langer on Saturday, January -', are the best values. Round red and white carnations and Names of nuny Grosse Pointe patrons furnished RIVE Holds Annual Parley St. Michael's Episcopal Church le~t.' 7, followil1g his arrest' the same. Choir will join the Festival steak is also being featured. music bOxes in entrance hall upon request. Pastels 11"~ 'at $20. The annual congregational , - Many stores are con'ducting and dining ,room made a color~ day; for driving while his lie un pmy meeting of St. Paul Ev. Luth- Chorus for this performance. Very little change is evident early winter potato sales. There ense was revoked. "We wish to emphasize," in the lowNlow pork' mark'et. fu1 and hariponious background O,ils fr~t~ $100. Satisfaction guaranteed. eran Church, Chalfonte and are many values on large quan- for th,e meeting. Lothrop, will be held next Tues- Roeckelein said, "that we are Such small items as, the best tities- of good winter, keepers. day, January 17, at 8 p.m. In not looking :for professional lean bacon, sausage rolls and The ..quality and the size of s1').ip- Mrs. Campbell Symington Jr., Five thousand five hundred addition to the regular reports singers. Anyone who loves to spareribs should be, popular. ments of Texas cauliflower haye in charge of the day's program, children 'from Grosse Pointe!s' e ~ the chief item will be the ap- sing, hns even a rudimentary Pork loins have shown only a increased ta br~ng the prices of talked on the presidential- elec- public, private and parochial portrai:)s t knowledge of reading music and fractional increase' and are still tion year forecast. • schools ,..-isited one of the Public by '. " r (,~1939 Gfynn Court, Detroit DE proval of plans for a new par- large heads down. Heavy sup- ,I sonage on Williams near Loth- who can carry a tune will be ex~eptionaJly reasonable along plies of Mfchigan yellow globe Among the members present Libraries during the past year , TOwnsend 9~1949 rop. welcome. It i:: our desire to with ~resh ham,. , onions are still availab.le at ex- were M;rs. Thom;is E. Currie, for stODThours and library in struction. The Junior Luther League make this a community proj~ .Although veal prices, have cellent values. Increased ship- Miss Rebecca Jeffries, Mrs. will have an ice skating party ect." gone up, a few pennies in the ments from the South and Mon-is. Kennedy, Mrs. Henry on Sunday, January 15, at 3 A professional orchestra of 3G wholesale market, veal is at its Southwest have brought., .the Kerr, :Mrs. Nathan B. Goodnow LO.7-6100 o'clock .. Afterward the young players will ~upport the chorus. best quality right now and the prices ot new green cabbage and her daughter, Mrs. Henry people will have supper at the In several particularl)~ c4'a- hig,per costs 'have not yet been' down. The recent bad weather Wllmers; of Ferndale, Miss home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard matic movements these forces displayed on pl'ice tag.s. Leg, in Florida has' caused a slight Frances Curtiss, President Mrs. rump and sirloin roasts should increase in the pricing of toma- Richard ,W. Allen and Mrs. Schim. ~!i1l be supplemented by two be appealing, while 'such :frozen toes. . William I. Erringer. brass bands stationed on either ite!!1s as boned veal shoulder It's all right to dream, but jside of the nave in the tran- With the new year comes the don't neglect your work to do it. septs. roll and the ,boned leg proviqe approach of the peak citrus sea- the other citrus selections. good eating and no waste. son. Prices on all citrus fruits Western Delicious apples are Lamb is 'also high in quality from Florida' have decreasea as the most ,abundant on the fruit Like an Old Keepsake ••• and low in price now. Leg ot supplies increase. With the slow counter.s this week, but top' '.Jamb is still at the bottom price arrival of the late crop of Cali- quality Michigan Steele's Red -- of the year. Even the more ex- fornia ,n'avel oranges, prices are apples have begun to make their pensive rib chops have dropped a little less tliis week. appearance at lower costs. Pine- as much as 20 cents a pound in The first displays of fresh apples, and D'Anjou ,pears are some stores. Pinched budgets _.:..B_EST= :::: orange juice directly from Flor- also available at reasonable may be stretched by adding ida has begun to appear with -;:KNOWN-. prices. POR. ~ -£qit~fuJ i/~Servlce ~~ sInce.. - --;:-/927: - -- "=:=Nifw HOhi 2033Y-M~CK AVENUE NEAR 1.OCHMOOR IlLvt>. in the Woods -=l'U.1-4Z2S Public 'Sciles NOT AN AUCTION-ALL ITEMS PRICED Household' Furnishings,- Mrs. Hazel,A., 'Monahan 887 N. Brys Drive (3 blocks E. of G.P.Y,C•.Lake Shore Rd. to Roslyn :Rd.'N. to au are Welt :Rd.• :E. on West Rd. 10 .N. Bryij Grosse Poi~te Woods invited SATURDAY, Jan. :14,.from 10 a.m. pen a Mr.' & Mrs.. Lester, Smith Rollins 18644 Oak Driv~ (5. of Seven :Mile Road) harge Detroit SUNDAY, Jan. 15, from 10 a.m. count , now. B. O. MeN-JEBNEY Appraiser 4J24J,Book Build:ng , , I WOodward 1.9015 .- II t , . . - - 1 - ~ _ .• --.; - I ---1~' - . ~'~-..------\ ,..-...... -I ~ .... - - • -- -~ y -...------.-- -- "...... • r~~' ....-- .• ~~ -- ---. --,.--:_ • '. "- • I J' ~ "-" Page Fourteen GROSSE .POINTE NEWS Thursday, January '12, '195& .. • - Grosse Pointe News, , 'Memorial Center Schedule What Goes, On PUBLISHEDEVERYTHURSDAYBY ANTEEBO'PUBLISHERS, Grosse- INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROITWESTWARn. , at, OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVA4 ' JANUARY 13 ~JANUARY 19 - OPEN StJNDAY 12 .. 5 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36, MICHIGAN , Ezalseratloll1ls , , *All Center;' Sponsored ,Activities Open to the Public \ ' "., YoorLihrary P~ione TU. 2-6900 34 ~ 27 A.PRYOR NOTICE: Please call for lOst articles at the office. By jean Taylor Three Trunk Lines They ,will be 'held for 30 days. ------"Yes, I have lived! 'PlISS.on Grosse Pointe Garde., 'Center'Room and Library open for ROBERTB. EDGAR. EDITORand GEr-..TERAL ~~~g~~ And trouble me .with 'luestio1Jsnevermore... consultation from 10 ,a.m. to 12 noon and from 2 to 4 It has been said that in every sure shut up in a savings bank MATTHEWM GOEBEL ADVERTISINGGSOCIETY 1 suffered. 1 have won p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday _ On Friday life, however obscure, there is to which they have the lawful KITTY MARR'IOTT FEA'I'UREPA E, EDITOR , the making of at least one book, key." "I herewith" say~ Van FRED RUNNELLS : :..•SPORTS I S A solemn peace, my peace jor.everm01'I.. 2 to 4: p.m~ (call TUxed61-4954). . but a f.ew lives, achieving true Doren, "giye him back, in his JAMES J. NJAIM NE;S Leave me In silence here. ' Hospital equipment avaifable fei!: free loan-emtches, wheel greatness,have provided authors grand dimensioI'..5,to' his nation ANNE SCHRAGE J NljNG I .h~ve no hope, no care, chairs and hospital beds.. 'and journalists with inex- and the world." , ARTHUR R. BLYLER :~g~~~~~~ING PATRICIA BLyLER ADVERTISING 1 know no fear; ~ ' *' '. • haustible material. Some 12 years after this book WILLIAM ADAMO...... INESS For I have bourne •• , but now no longer. bear." ,Friday,; Jan~ 13, , Two hundred and fifty years was published, Carl Van Doren JOHN MacKENZIE., ; A~~~UNTS , (???) *American Red Cross Braille Trim'scription Class - 10 a.m. ago this 'month on the 17th of wrote a delightful and readable JOANNE HARGIS "'DVERTISING * * * .... League of Women Voters -' Meeting and Tea - 1 p.m. January a baby was born in biography, "Jane Mecom," the BARBARADURROWS CLASSIFIED~IRCULATrON' FLORA HARDING...... , We happily have a guest columnist this week, from the *Ballr60m Dancing ClaSses-4th, 5th and 6th grades; 4:30 Boston, the youngest son in a story of Benjamin's youngest West coast •.. (our ,California spy,.that is) so after we p.m. - Grades 7th and 8th; 7 p.m. ~,Grades 8th thru family of 17 children. His and favorite sister. The relation- Advertising Copy Must Be in The News Office by get off a word or two, will turn th,e colum,, n over t 0, J •S" 10th ; 8 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. B'll1 W'lI son, Instruetors. varied, and colorful life has ship here pictured between the Tuesday afternoon to obta,in insertion that week. , ' furnished and is still furnishing brother and sister sheds con- Two amusm' g I'tems in the Pointe durfug the holidays. ~Friday the 13th Cen.ter Club Dance - Music by'the Don biographers with rich grist for siderable hg. ht on Frankiln" as Member Michigan Press Ass'n and National Editorial Ass'n. Orie ••. a maid in one of our plusher houses, came 'to an- Bari Trio - $1.25 per person-'g p.m. - For all young their mills, well as giving an interesting Entered as second-classmatter at the post office,Detroit, Michigan, under the Act of March 3, 1897. nounce to her employers on Christmas ~ve that there' were single, business and professional people in the Pointes. It is small wonder that the picture of the colonial life ot FULLY PAID CIRCULATION four "carolers" at the door playing inst:rume~ts and should * * * story of Benjamin Franklin- the time. ' . she give th.em anything? With a'little straining of ears" Saturday, Jan. 14 concentrating as he di~, ma:1Y Two new books about this the oceupants of the house could hear a rather wheezy *Ballet Classes, ,Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor:-9:30 a.m. lifetimes in one-continues to fCl.mouspersonage are on. order sounding "White Christmas" coming from the frol).t stoop. to 3 p~m.' I be written and what's more at your library. They will be Henry H. Sa'ng'er- Gen,tleman , The master handed the maid four quarters and tO,ld he,r. *Children's Thea.,tre':'" two classes ...;,10 a.m. to 12 noon aIld continues to be read with en- released from th~ publishers in 'oyment. a week or two. "Ben Franklin" The long, full life of Henry H.. Sanger was far more to give each boy one •.. and thank them for playing. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. J by Nelson B. 'Keyes appears than the conventional story of !patenal success. When the maid returned, our ,hero I asked' her-how Kingbury - Danese Wedding Breakfast - 12 noon. Carl Van Doren's "Benjamin from the reviews to be an old the boys were. She replied: "\01:l, tpey weren't ~OYS, ' Democratie Women's Club - Tea and Reception'- 2 p.m. Franklin" t written almost 20 adequate biography attempting Although Mr. Sanger, a long-ti:ne Grosse ~oin~e resi- they were about 35 or forty years old and said they were Grosse Po~nte I;Iigh,School Seniors Dinner and Cocktails years a.go is perhaps the best to touch on most of the great dent did achieve great prominence In the bankmg fIeld, ~e on their way to play. ata party in the Pointe and just - 6:30 p.rn. general biography of this many man's interests from politics, will be equally long remembered as a gentleman, a warm- stopped by for fun to see what would happen" Oh, wel.l, * * * faceted life. Failing to read this medicine and health, to print- hearted man and a man who had faith in his city_ when the printer's ink was :fresh, l'ng, lending libraries and 'di- a quarter here and there isn't to be sneeze d at even' m Monday, Jan. 16 t II t.t 'd f th *C I .~ . d S . C we men a y se 1 aSl e or e plomacy. ' The l~ng list of organizations with which Mr. Sanger these days of opulence! ancer ruormatlon an erVlCe enter'- Service Work d h b ks II d d ay w en new 00 pa e an The other recent title is "Mr. '1 was identified are testimonial to his gift for human re- - *, * * , - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. . we had time on our hands. That Franklin," by Leonard W. Lab- lations. The other incident has to do with a woman who lives Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe - Luncheon and Meeting day never seemed to arrive so erlee' and Whiifield Bell, Jr. His greatest triumph as a man, as a .banker and as a in the suburbs' where a phone call less th'an' five miles, '- 12:15 p.m. we are now-time on our hands This is to commemorate the believer in Detroit well may have been m the dark days away entails a toll charge of ten cents. Her husband noted *,Memorial Br:idge Club-Duplicate Bridge-Mabel Brown or no--rrudway through it and 250th anniversary of his birth of 1933 when the city's entire financial structure tottered. a charge of $1.75 on the bill for one of these local calls and Dorothy Crawford, Directors - 1 p.m. find it wonderfully goodleisure- and is a selection from the pro- The Detroit Times recalled editorially' on Mr. Sanger's and asked his wife wliat in the name of conscience she had *Water Color Class - Renee Kaupiz Radell, Instructor - ly reading. jeeted new edition of the ,com- 75th birthday: , to say to her girl friend that would cost a huck, seventy- 1 ,p.m. ' ' ,This book, you may recall, plete writings of Franklin to be "The bottom fell out of Henry Sanger's world in 1933 five. The. little woman blandly explained .that they were *Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor-4 to 6 p.m. won the Pulitzer Award for in at least 25 ;volumes,the first discussing the cross word puzzle in the New York Herald Alpha Y Teenc::_ Pot Ltt;ck _, 6 p.m.' biography in 1939. F\-anklin's of which is expected to be, 15- but his burning faith in Detroit's fortune never faltered. h' ).,. "Autobigraphy" justly famous, sued in 1959. A third of this HAt an age when most. men consider themselves Tribune. Mr. MeThing (the h'oIiday spirit having left 1m *Ballroom :qancing 'Class -,7th thru 9th grades - 7 p.m. tells only half his story since' book ran in the January 9 issue announced that if she kept that up it would be cheaper' -Mr. and l\ffrs. Bill Wilson, Instructors. ' in jt he did not cover the most of Life~ through, Sanger took a comparatively minor pos.t in one for him to BUY the 'lribune outright ••• then she'd ''''Dale Carnegie Leadership Training Class -7 p.rn. memorable period of his life. A glance at the card ~atalog of the new banks with the same simple grace he ... d pre- viously accepted high business honors and started anew. KNOW the answers without making million dollar phone * '" '" Because of,his aphorisms and will show that authors who calls! Tuesday, Jan •.17 maxims, Van Doren feels that would introduce Be nj ami n "But Detroit was not ready to relegate him to a lesser * • • Auxiliary of Cottage Hospital - Luncheon and Meeting too many people have never Franklin to young ,readers are position. His recognized ability could not be overlooked. And now we shall let our co-correspondent carry the - 12 noon. discovered the real and more not wanting. "That Lively Man So on the death of John Ballantyne in 1938, h,e was elected ball. . . Grosse Pointe Optimists Club - Dinner and Meeting human: Franklin. He is re- Ben Franklin," by Jeanette pr~sident of the Manufacturers National Bank." / If you IQoked on New Year's Day (the 2nd of January 6:15.p.m. ,membered piecemeal in this or Eaton. "Poor Richard," by The' axiom, lithe test of a champion is the way he gets this year) • _ . at your TV sets .•• then you _couldn't have Exchange Club of Grosse Pointe _ Dinner and Meeting that of his diverse aspects. The James Daugherty and Enid . author here hopes to rescue Mea d o,w c r 0 f t'g "Benjamin off the floor," is not confined to boxing. missed all the activity emanating out of one spot on Call- - 6:30 p.m. him "from the dry, prim people Franklin" will be enjoyed by fornia. Namely, Pasadena, Calif. Behind all the hull a- Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe; Inc.-Dinner and Meeting who 'have claImed him as one the older boys and girls. Young- balloo • • . lies a history as nostalgic as many another in -6':30 p..m of them. ei" chi 1d r e n will like the Peek at G,OP Strategy this wonderful country of ours. Behind all the beautiful *Sea Explorers - Meeting - 7:30 p.I:Q. , ' They praise his thrift but he d'Aulaires' .Benjamin Fran~lin A pageantry of the ROSE PARADE, which seems to simply Grosse Pointe Men's Chorus - Rehearsals - 8 pm.. himself admitted that he could with its full-page illustrations. Hardly a newspaperman is now alive who has not been get more wonderful each year • • . come~ the sf-ory of the Grosse Pointe Artists Associatfon - Meeting - 8 p.m. never learn frugality, and he "Ben Franklin, Printer's Boy" by . tempted to try his hand at 'political forecasting. once stately Orange Grove Avenue. This was 'what you Ave Maria, Circle 1 -'Bridge - 8:30 p.rn. practiced it no longer than his Augusta Stevenson and' "Bird 4- ..Jl 11' th d "M'll' ., R "th d * * '" poverty forced him to. They in Hand," sayings from "Poor "Saluie to Eisenhower" dl'nner scheduled Frl'da 1 1 I • ,. _ '"I ...... , ... "': 4 •• ~ ~ .. ,- ..... ~ ... t ...... ".. ... - _. ~~ ... -- ....f .~"- ...... ,- 0- .. ,' ... ,., JI' # ,~_-I'.A. _ .... _ .... ~''', ..... , ...... _,"'~' .~_ 4_"9'. _ ... "'''~' ,. ... *'". b ••• _-.:I.~ ...... ~ __ ~ _ __...... ---..~ __ ~ ~~ __ ~~~~~~ ~ _ ._------_-..-.._. --- - • • - ide • ,..... •• • d •• « ••• , ...... 9Pf' 's •• _ esawop:w_ - • '. sa Q,. * ?" f 4$ '? .. P4 ,•• _'* au ;4 ,( "" anuary '12. '195& 7 .. ~• ""urSdaYf~anuary 12, '1956 GROSSE. "POINTE NEWS Page Fi.ffeert @n Apro.n$ Attain Gl.amOltr :Wayne University Teams on Road Intramural teams at Wayne Sports Festival. The :program University'will travel to Cleve- will includ~ competition in bas- Throl{gh Clever ,$e.lectton land on March 16 and 17 as they ketball. basketqall free throw ary IWeek 'sTelevision. > Listin;gs, • I , face Intramural squads from shooting, fencing, table tennis. Glamour' in : an apron? Of shq:ped or coverall, ..chintz or Case Tech, Western Reserve and volleyball and wrestling for the course! .,And practical,. too. gingham-one and all. add to John C8.1-Tollin the Presidents' toP. intramural teams ad par- . ) Apron 'styles. ~e, ~es~ .s~yl~s your galmo.ur. Make. your apron 'Athletic Conference Intramural ticipants at each sChool. up in a savings bank . : have their ow~ :peculi~ settmgs . ~ardrobe ~omplet'e from ki~chen ,------...:...------:hey have the lawful Thuraday, Ja'n~ary 12' Tu.sday, Janu.ary 17 Remember' howfGrane1ma would to living room..' , herewith" says Van 7:30 P.M. 10 i'.M. I:~ A.l'tL , 1:15P.M., 'I P.M" hastily drop her hug~ coverall 4-New. 3-Pruton ot Yukon s-J'ohnny canon S-Lel Paul-Ford 4-7un to R1!duce . 2-Trult Your Wu. lye him back, in his 4-J>inah Shore , into the hall seat on her way to T-Superman 4-Yideo Theatre 'I A.M. 1:30P.M.... 4-Play}).oullfi 9-~y ~ger. 'I-Lone Ranger znsions, to his nation '-Hockey S-Mornin6 Show 4-Good Cooking .' '1-Kukls, Fran, Ollie answer the' doorbell?' Aprons Farms Man Elected 9-M9Vie 4-Today .:11 P.M. 10:30P.M. ;9-Newl. Shoppen:. I. \ ~Abtlf)t; eo.tello never t r a v e 11 e d beyond the orld." 7:U P.M. . 8 A.M. T U' ..p .. :i-News. Weather ~EcIdJe Cantor years after this book ~News caravan 7-SCience Fiction ~artoons . Z P.M •. ~. 7:15 P.M. kitchen. Not.so n'ow, for. aprons .0 mon. oSItion 4-Sammy Shore' 3:00 P.M. '1-Little Rascals :&-Robert Q. Lewa.' '1--.Tohn Daly . have wended their way right . • ---' - 1:30 P.M. 2-Bob Cumming. 10:45 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 4-Hour of Show, '1:30P.M. ~ed. Carl Van Doren '1-~'~ws s-.Pattl ~'..re 4-Bet Your Life 2-Captaln Kangaroo . 7-8t;uos on I Se.ven . :-Name that Tupe into the living room~ I Frank L. Noakes 'of 212 Mc- ~lightful and readable 7-Life Worth Livinl 11 r.M. 4-J'uvenile court 7-Wonderland 2:30 P.M. 4-Dinah Shore .Gay, flowered cottons blend Kinley, 'Farms, was unanimous. •'Jane Mecom," the '1-Cbc:o Ki D~~ Pa-+..' 10:30'.P.M. l-Capt. Kangaroo ~Robert Q. Lewis 2-- Valiant Lady - -...... ""07 2-:.llghway Patrol of entertaining. . . T- WOnderlllnd 4-Hour ot Showl 7-Rin-Tin-Tin r, most of the great s;.....Movie 4-Tennessee Ei'nit: 5:30P.M. 4-Studio 5, 10:30 P.M. t A.M. 'I-8tars 'I-Corni(:s 4-Howcly Doody 'i-Adventure If you 'are faced. with. the ':::-ests from politics. &-Romper ~m %:30 P.M. . '7:45 P.M. ~Howcly Doody I-City Detective S-Houaeparty 12:15 P.M. problem of being cook. and . nd health, to print- 4-News Caravan 2--I..ove WXrZ. TV• Channel 7 .:25 A.M. 2~55 P.M. 8 P.M. of Life ' 1 P.M. 11 P.M. l-Neww 12:30 P.M. 4-New. S-News. Wuther waitress at your dinner party, ~ 19 libraries and di- 4-Heraehell Hart S-Mam,.l 2-Tomorrow Search Eel McKenzie'. 3 P.M. 7-Wild BUI :Hieko~ 4--News ' half apron of scarlet or black ':30 A.M. 4-Truth, Consequences 4--Feather Nest P-Roy Rogers. . 7-SOU})Y's On J-I.,oy. Story S-Bi« Payolt 7.....{)zzie. Harriet 7-Beulah r recent title is "Mr. 7-Theatre (-Ngc Matinee . 6:15P.M.. 9-Newli faille with big,' splashly, painted .MUS IC~ DE, I 8:30 P.M. 9-M\JSie Magic . 2-News, Weather 11:15 P.M. flowers "will become a ~must'. on rl hy Leonard W. Lab. i:55 A.M. T-Heartthrobs 2-0Ur Miss Brotl1~ 12:45 P.M. 4--Jaek Harris 4-Little Show 4-J'~ Iaizabeth 3:30 P.M. 4-Life of Riley 2-Guidlng Li~ht your apron list. A party apron Sue Evans S-Bob Crosby S:3GP.M. 7-Theatre Whitfield Bell, Jr. 10 A.M. '1-l.Crossroads 1 P.M. 2-Patti Page 9-Movie Date 3:55 P.M. 2--Ladies' Day of powder-blue percale bordered. Bill Farrell I commemorate the s-Garo" Moore ~Ntwi 9 P.M. 4-TraHic Court ' 11:20 P.M. 4-Din( DoTl~ 2-Crusaders 4--Colorland 7-Gangbustera :l-Music. Movie with half circles of cherry red V"ersary of his birth 4 P.M. 7-Drama Warn:y Ruhl & Orch. 10:~ A.M. S-Brighter Dav 4-Btg Story. 6:45 P.M. 11:30 P.M. binding will make a hit in any ection from the pro- 4-Date With L1fe 'I-Dollar a second 9-Mary Morgan S-Newl 4--Tonight . , 4-ltorNe Kova.cs \ dining room._ . Singer Patti Brown edition of the com- 10:55 A.M. 'f-eaptain Flint 9-Follow ihat Man !-News v-Justice Colt 9:30 P.M. Wednesday, January 18 Sunday,night supper, too, is a preS3ntecl by Igs of Fran:.din to be 11 A.M. 4:15 P.M. 2-Playhouse s--8ecret Storm +-Star Stage 1:50 A.M. 1:15 P.M. 6:45 P.M. special' occasion. A .perky bow F k h 25 volumes. the first 4-Bome l T-Story Studio 4-~anees 7-The Vise S-Les Paul-Ford 4-!'un to Reduce J-1.NeWl in back of a two-tone giazed ran enmut ; expected to be is- 11:30 A.M. 4:30 P.M. 9-Playhouse 7 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 'J' P.M. s-8trike It Rich S-On Your Acx:ount ..L 10 P.M. 2-Moming Show 2-Arny Vanderbilt :Z-Coriisa Archer chint~ apron, with. match~ng, BEER AND ALE . 59. A third of this 11~5 A..~. 4-Queen for Day 2-'J:ne Lineup 4-Today 4--Jean McBride 4-Amos 'n Andy 8 A.M. 9-News, Shopper, tiny patch pockets will add Just l. _..I I the January 9 issue T-News 7-Auntie Dee 4-.c;.ports Cavalcade 7-Kukla, Fran. Ollie . t t h t ' pr_lIef 0 i 1Z NOON 5 P.M. 7~J!;thel. Albert 2-Cartoon Class . 1:35 P.M •. 9-Lone Wolf 7-Little Ra5C~ the ~lght par y QUC! 0: yo~ INTERNATIONAL BREWERIESINe.. ! BURNS DRIVE AT'THE RIVER VAlley 2.9000 S-V"liant Lady :-Early Show 9-Danger As5ignment 2-Ladies' Day 7:15 P.M. 10:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. 1:55 P.M. at the card catalog 4-Tennessee Erni" 4-PinkY Lee :J-C~tain Kangaroo '1--1ohn Daly evenmg meal. Also becom!ng: 15, Dekoit, Frankenmuth, Mich.. .IIIII"IIIO.OIHRIIII_III.II 'f-Comi<5 'f-Miokey Mouat! 2-I Led Three Live, 2-Girl Talk the gored tea apron of quamt . ;;t that authors who 12:15 P.¥. 9-Danee Party 7-Musieade 7-WondeI'land 4-Fran Harrl. '1:30 P.M. rose-sprigged muslin with an -, 5:30 P.M. 9-Person to Person 9 A.M. 2--Theatre oduce Ben jam in J-Love of Lite 4-Romper Room 2 P.M. ~ie !'isher edging of light green rickrack. ?!2:~md/A/AVHhd/A&/m////ffmwdWff/U/4VffLU/ffdWDgffAW//d'lff#ffM.rm@YA47W//U/AW»A1d7ffffA?ffUnbz;qZ»n/ 12:3~P.M. 4-Howdy Doody 10:45 P.M. 2-Robert Q. Lewil young readers are ~Ho'N'dy Doody 4-Red Barber 9:25 A.M. 7-Dlsneyland "-Tomorrow Search S-News 4--Hour of Show. 4-1'eather Nest 6 P.M. , 11 P.M. , 7-Stara on Seven 9-Mcvie ~. "That Lively Man 4-NE'~s ~Newi. Weather 9:30 A.M. 7:45 P.M. Of-BeulAh 4-News . ~e story 2:30 P.M. 4-Ncw. Caravan fUlR~member-apronsmake'use-guts. If thel'e is a bridge or a. _, . •I din," by Jeanette 9-Bim. Barn, Boom 7-Ramar 6f Junrle CONTINUATION SA'LE 7-Theatre 12:45 P.M. ~ne Autry 7-Soupy'. On 2-Houseparty 8 P.M. bazaar in the offing aprons are oor Richard," by 9:55" A.l'4. 3 P.M. S-Arthur Godfrey t-GWding Light 6:15 P.M. 9-News attractive priz!=s.' Peppermint- ~s. Weather 11:15. P.M. +-Faye Elizabeth 2--Big Payoff 4-Pla:yhouse .1gherty and. Enid ~-Sm.all Fry 10 A.M. 4-Matinee 1 P.M. 4-Sonny Eliot 4-:Little Show 8:30 P.M. striped or flowered, heart- : r 0 f t's "Benjamin 6:30 P.M. 7-Theatre z-Gury Moore 'I-Film Festival 4-I'ather Know•. Best S-Ladies' Day 4-Ding Dong J-PIayhOUM &-Jamboree 3:30 P.M. 7-MGM Parade ~'ill be enjoyed by 4-Colorland lO:JO A.M. a-Bob Cre>&by • P.M. Because .your response to. the '-Charm KiteM1\ 4-Kit canon U:20 P.M. ys and girls. Young- T--secret File J-Mume. Movie 3-Arlhur Godfrey 3:55 P.M. :l-Millionaire l-1'ood 'n Fun 4- ., , ',' -...... -...... L ....-. ~ ,_ .... - -'~.X" - "'r~ ...... - ....,._------I'~ ~.- 1'--. -,I .-;-- - .,..,..--..,.- ~ .- .. '.~ - ...... -~ •. ,: -,r .' ----:"'"""-~...--.:. --:.-.r:.-. .. ' ~,.' .. ~ ...... --..-...... ~-;-"" ...... ---- •. -:~ -~.,,-- -.-_'1 __ . ~r-_____:.__~~--~.--,.~. ..-...... --...- ...... --...... --~..,.---~-....-- ....-~ ...... ------., .. ~-- -- •• ,,-,,-.'_ \\ • ',~, - -~'!" . ! •• ~. ". " - '" " r Page Sixteen G'ROSS.E POI'NT.E NEWS thursClay, January" 2, '1956 l . . ';' . , .. , , .. ~"ln..our ~ . Frida~, Saturday, Monday'and. Tuesdat ..w~ areb~in'ging our sa'e~furs' to ourG'ros~eP~inte store. M~~yneY' pieces have been reduced for the' I first time • .~• others 'have' been further' reduc,ed,'asJow "as 'f2'"price, because ,we' must~cl~ar ou~.stocks. At!' no ot~er time of .the year can you • ',' I buy sucJ1'magn!ricent furs'at such uribelievabry~c>w pri~es. Ev~ry fur' is brand :new a~d represe~ts' the finest .to b.ehad. in quality of skins, work- manship and fashion" W.hafever you' have envisioned is 'here 'at a price you n~ver dre'amed possibJe. Rem~m~er • o'~ Friday, Saturday/Monday . . '-. .' and Tuesday are th_e.only :days of. this, sale!' Gro$se.Pointe store' only! I • Natural, Beaver Goal . . s 00 Black Persian Lamb SIDle , . .' 00 ,S .' 0'0 ftan'ch' Mink' .Capelel. . , WAS $ f 5QO.OO ~• •• NOW 900 WAS $500.00 ...••••••••••• :.••. HOW 250 . WAS. $1000.00': .H~ 5.00 . , . . Safari Alaska ~eal Goal .~ 00 . Midnight Blue Russian Broadtail. Gape Jackel $ . "0 Wild. Mink Cape' .. WAS $1800.00 :...... NOW . NOW 1000 WAS $900.00. . . • • • • • • . •• • • • • • •. NOW $350°0 . VIAS $1900.00 ....••••.•...... 900¥ .I I Blaef Persian Lamb Jackel $ .00 - Dyed Rabbit Stole !.ulelia Mink Siole . 00 WAS $600.00 ...••.•. n • .. • • • • •• HOW . ' . NOW $1200' 400 . WAS. $250.00 ".•••••••••••••••• NOW $100°0 WAS $1800.00 ...... • • . • . . • . . • I . Midnight Blue Russian Broadtail Stole . 00 I Heather Mink Cape $12' O'000 W~s -$800.00 .• ~ •.•...•..... ' .. NOW Min~~~1$~~~O~~~~; ••••••••••••• NOW . WAS $2000.00' . NOW $350°0 .250 , " " ~ .. Brown Broadtail Oaracul SIDle .. WAS $500.00 ...•••••••.• . ~~..... HOW $150°0 , - . , ~ , ..' ." ':_ ;'~_,t_.~~, ".-v' <.'" . Ranch.Mink Siole '1200°'0' Leopard Cal Bolero NOW.$15000 .. ~~nchMink Cap~Jackel .NOW $150000 WAS $1800.00 ...•.•..•.•.... NOW . WAS $300.00' . . • . • • • • • • ..• • • • • • • ' WAS $2450.00 . . . . . • • • • • • • . . . , Ocelol Fingerling Coaf - $00 . -~ilyer. Blue Mink Siole . $ '00 R'anchMink Siole 582500 . WAS $800.00 ...•..•.••••..•.••. NOW 575 WAS $700.00 " ..•..•.•.••••••• ,NOW 350 WAS. $\ 650.00 ...... •.•.•••••.. NOW • Blond Dyed Muskral Jackel Wild Mink Siole " '800°0 0 . WAS $1500.00 NOW WAS $350.00 ...••••••••••.•••• NOW '125° Breath 'of Spring Royal Pastel Mink Siole Wild Mink Bolero :. . '1500°0 WAS! $2200.00 ~. • . • • •. NOW . WAS'. $1joo.~ ...... NOW $1000°0 Natural Gray Squirrel Fhlgerling Goat . , Gray'Mole Jackel . I $ 000 0 WAS $700.00 ...... , . . NOW '350° . . WAS: $450.00 . H '... •• • • •.• .. • • • •• NOW 30 , . :0 Brown Persian Coal' . S . 00 Dyed Squirrel Cape Jackel '. s . 00 , WAS "$500.00 •••••. ' • ..•• • • • • • • •• N~W, WAS $1300.00 ...... 06 .. • ...... • • •• NOW 550 300 , . Dyed Gray Lamb Jackel '$ 00 Wild '-ink Siole: ...... NOW $90'0'00 Dyed'$q,uirre.1SI~Je . . .. ' . NOW $2" 5000 WAS $160~~0?,..' ~•.•."• ..• •.... • • •• ' WAS $40Q~OO • • • • • • ...... • •.•.• ... •. . WAS $400.00 . . • . • . . • • • • . . . . • . • NOW 150 , .. .' ~ I • Tippel' -.. , "'5 .' 00 Hudson Seal (Dyed) Muskra~'Jackel' . Lulella Mink NOW' DyedMi~1:~/4Raccoo~ Goal 0000 0 WAS $500~OO,.' ' u., NOW 200 .. WAS $750.00 . ~.... ~...... ,. ....•• • • • 4 WAS $500.00 ~ NOW $275 °_ .~ '. . Ranch Milk Cape . '70'0°0 3/4 lilara 41aska Seal.Coal . . NOW $ . OQ . ' . - . J. " WAS $1200.00 ~: ~~ NOW .. .WAS$1300.00 ... ~...... 890 MANY OTHER COATS, JACKETS AND STOLES , DRAST~~ALLYREDUOED! Royal Paslel Mink Shrug ,.., .$900'00 \. WAS $1500.00 t' U .. • • •• NOW .'.' .. Fur ProCluels: iabeTe(J t~ show ,Country of. ori9i~ of Imported Furs.. ." PrIces SubJect to :I~k Federal Tex . .. . \ 3 'IfER~DEVAL'~.GROSSE POINTE' ., . - I .. . ' ...... • _~_'_.' ' .• ~...I\ .h,_~ _ ._~ ,~IJto, __ , ~_. _ ... - .", ...... _. ". _.~ _' .. "- , 't 1 • •• tn d e. t,'. t •• « • ' • • . •• , ..... ' crt be ...... • _ Ok" , »_. .. _'" $ eo> • rt - .- - - r r r,: -....,....r ~ • .. ,- r ~ -.-r"""""",p--oop-""P "'P-P-P-".-P". -; .•,-;., ,_,_ ..,_, ...., ...p,...... P ....f... f •."p ""'If""""'f'""PII"""'F'"" ..• ' .... p.,....,.p ...y...... ,j~...~?...,...,....,...-"II""""1!--: .."7':-:-. "7'>'"."'...... ,.F--rF .. F~.'7i".....?":, ~:-;,~. ~,t;--,.,F.-:-:.F~F-::'!:-.. Fr::-.. :.".,,... r;, !_. "";' .".- ...-- - ' .. ~ ~ .... cr:= ':"'" ~_I :-::,~ ..... T""" .... CLASSIFIED ADS FEATURE PAGE ,Second Section Thursaay, ~a"uary 12, 1956Pag9 Seventee(! Cou.ncil Okays $100,000 Bortd .Flag~Pledge' -' HOUSEHOLD HINT BORN TOO SO'ON State Foresees Baby Boom With.the new pastel pink col. The Woods cOuncil, -on Mon- Each in his own right, is auth- A record, number of b4'ths in the 1955 death toll in Michigan ored b u 1b s on the market, day,' January 9, approved fidel- orized to affix his signature to Song 'Offered:.' . Mi~higan in'1955: should be about the same as the ity be-nds of $100,000 each for checks, none to exceed $500, in M.S.U. home f'..rrnishing experts Rep. L.~ui~ C. Rabaut' not'es . That'. 'the estimate from the all-time low of last year - 8.6 have a few tips on using them its toP. municipal employes who the ~vent two of. the higher deaths per thousand population. are authorized to sign checks bonded officials are' abse?t. that one of' the tirstpieces': of Michigan Departm~nt of Health official business considered by to best advantage: Use them to and have access to the city However,' the mayor ~md Congress' on. opEming'.day was which today ~.eported' ~hat the The 'history of chemical war- enhance warm colors in fabrics, vault boxes in the Grosse Pointe mayor pro-tern are ~ot autnov- . . ., , 'f' - . h number of lllrths durmg the k branch of the National Bank of ized to have access to the vault tpe . commumcatlo!~ .. t:?m t e year totaled-about 195,000-3,000 fare -goes bac 24 centuries, to foods and furnishings. Pink Detroit. boxes. ~egIster' of Copyr~ghts 'I:f:!gar,!--'more than in 1954. . ancient battlefields when Greek bulbs provide a soft light, re- Bond~d are City' Administra- I?g .t~; new. musIcal, ~~mposl- In a y~ar-end' review, Dr. legions fought their .enemies duce glare and shadow, flatter tor William H. Lange; City George J. Pipe Fetes Lon, .. Pledge of Alleglaneeto Albert .E. Heustis state health with burning pitch and sulphur. complexions and produce a Clerk Herbert Brauns and City the Fl~~." 0 • •• • commissioner, said that the new However, it was not until the pleasing atmosphere for com- Treasurer - Comptroller Helen DuPont at Lunch Speaker ~yburn was-'m!oJ~-' high in births is matched by an 20th Century that employment fortable living. Don't use them Fox. George J .. l'lpe,' of Notre ed by letter t~atthe song Writ-. "encouraging' low" in deaths. He of poison gas became a military in reading or sewing lamps, or Checks issued by the city 'Dame road, City, entertai!\.ed at ten at the 'reque~t ?! Rabaut said provisional ':figures show .science. when applying make-up. must bear the signatures of two luncheon in the Detroit Athletic "has been' recorded' In the of- I of the three officials. / Club January 10 -in honor of ficial' records. of the .Copyright The council also approved James Q. du Polli, of Wilming. office' which now: 'indicate "the bonding of the mayor and the ton, Del. . Congress of the:Unit.ed'States'as mayor pro-tern for $10,000. Guests were officers of the the copyright. oWner ..of this Detroit Real Estate Board. musical composition." This .is Pipe, of the Leonar.d P. the first copyright ever. given Mrs. Ford II - Reaume Co.; was honored that to . Congress.. . . evening at the annual banquet ' The' song, ",,"Pledge of .Al- In Top Ten of the Detroit Real Estate legiance to the Flag". was born ~ Board where du Pont was the under the. Capitol' dome .when .! Mrs. H~nry Ford II of Lake fp.atured speaker. Pipe was special . ceremonies .'W,er~'held Shore road was named to the honored as retiring president for the' first' time on' Flag' Day, list of the world's 10 best-dress- of the Real Estate Board, ' 'June 14, 1955~ . ed women for 1956. She is the " Anyone residing. in . the in the w'orld former Anne McDonnell of A January '56 high school Pointes who, desires a copy of , - Southhampton, L.r. graduat~ can npw complete his the song may c6ntact Congress- . Mrs. Ford was also named in active duty military training man Rabaut, H.ouse' Office January 1955. and return home in time to en- Building, Washi.ngton.' , do you want to go Of nine women nominated for roll in college for the fall sem- the list in the Detroit area, Mrs. ester. This means that a high :Art Institute Offers Ford was the only one to ap- schpol graduate. may plan his pear in the official listing. future college and professional Early Fren~h Drawings The announcement was made career without interruption as last week by the Couture Group long as he participates in his The life and' times of France of the New York Dre$S Institute. local Reserve Unit. are portrayed'. 'in the current HAMMEL exhibition of French. drawings from seven centuries,' on .view moving and storage, inc. at the D'etroit. Institute. of' Arts through Febr1,1ary 12.: . . Over-Exertion Causes Colored. inks, water' color and CHET SAMPSON crayo't\ an.d tolar to this exhibit will move or ship your goods ANYWHERE! urges you to drop by of rare and remarkable. draw- Winter Heart, Attacks ings from the Louyre in 'Paris or phone h is office and other great .collectipns. The Learn tci "Take, it Easy" and what precautions to take to pro- leading names: in' l!"'rench. art .DETROIT'S NEWEST WAREHOUSE protect your heart during the tect yqur heart.. If your heart is .from the 13th through :the 19th winter months-that's the time- sound, needless anxiety can 'be century. are ~ong the artL<;ts ly advice from L. Pau~ Ra!ph, avoided. - .' .represented. . NOW M.D. of Grand Rapids, ,Presi- 6. Don't WO r r y. Worrying ft.. " . 250,000 cubic, ,Storage Capacity To compl~te your plans for this year's vacation. dent of the Michigan Heart As- cures or prevents nothing, but TODDLE HOUSE LOOTED sociation, who warned that It can place a load on an already . John. Higgs,. manager of the Demand for air, ship space, and hotels is at an all- heart attacks strike more fre- damaged heart. Instead find out Toddle House, 15412 E. Jeffer~ NOW ... with new~enlarged facilities! time high. quently d u r i n g the winter the facts about your heart and son, informed Park police on months than at any time during do -all that you can to protect it Thursday, January' 5, .th.at' $140 Air-Rail.Steamship Tickets the year. i by following your physician's was stolen from the r~staurant 5415 Ciner Ave., Detroit Mich.-WA 5-8800 Independent or conducted tours, hotl:J Many people do not .Irealize -advice. cash box. that during the winter almost Foreign and Domestic. everything a person doeS' re- Cruises} Hotels} Resorts' quires additional effort and COn- "• sequently causes added strain to For any or all of 'your trave~needs} call the heart. Wearing heavier and bulkier (! • clothing, overshoes and rubbers, Chet Sampson TraveI ~ervlce bracing against the icy blasts of wintry wind, . holding tense 100 Kercheval, on the Hill, TUxedo 5-7510 against slippery sidewalks, and ~'=.~~~-=~.~~-=.-=.-=.-=.~~-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.".::-=-=.-=.-=.~-=.-=.-=.~-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=.-=..even the mere effort of the bo~y in :fighting 'the cold, make the .. j . ' heart wGrk harder and faster. High' pressure living, worry, emotional strain, overwork and 1/2 Price insufficient rest can also w-ork undue hardships on the heart. This advice applies particular- . .1 ly to people ,over 40 who are not 'SALE! accustomed to strenuous exer- cise or undue physical exertion . .The Michigan Heart Associa- • tion, a United Fund agency, BZGGESr" . ANN makes these suggestions to pro- tect your heart during the cold winter months: , H.AVILAND'S ; 1. Avoid over exertion. Phy- sical activity rarely, if ever, can OP7"HE:BI03 & strain a healthy heart, but over- Perfume Soap exertion cim aggravate damage that already exists. Especially for people over. 40, strenuous -andrnig.l1gr proud ailef- 'l exercise in the ,cold outdoors Boxof 3 Cakes should be avoided. Exercise in mode~ration ~hould. be the gen- (Reg. 2.00) eral.rule" 2. Avozd over-weig};lt, Keep your weight down to normal- Box of 6 Cakes don't let those extra {pounds (Reg. 4.00) make your heart work harder. 3. Get plenty of rest. If a win- ter vacation is not possible, re- Beautifully boxed and exquisitely scenfed. Lilyof the lax as much as you can. Aim Valley (green), Blue Hyacinth (blue), Wood Violet for eight c,r more bours of sleep per night. Avoid habitual late (pink), Purple Lilac (purple), Carnation (cream), or hours. Gardenia (whih). 4. Avoid infections, Do your best to protect against illness,. particularly respiratory infec- hons. Should you become i1~ seek treatment promptly. Imme- diate attention to "strep'" infec- tion is most important to guard children a g a ins t rheumatic fever, which can lead to rheu. matic heart disease. . . l;ov' ce;ta/nly should looK. at 5 Avoid self-diagnosis. Have a periodic health' ;examination the 50 Buiak ~PEO/AU so that, if ,necessary, you can rE:ceiva' prompt treatment for any c:is~ase, that may be re- W(:l've said it before, and, w~ll' say it .again: .'.;. cost to the smaller cars-is so much mor~ autc. absolute smoothness of the new Variable Pitch mobile for 'the Il1~ney,it's the stand~out buy of ..... vealed.. .If treatment for pear.t If you can afford any new car, you can' afford Dynaflow?* 'J 6926 Kercheval TUxedo 5-8900 disease is indicated, your d.octor its field: of medicine will advise. ;y-ou a Buick-and the'., sales figures make the proof Com~ in to see and drive the biggest bundle of of that stronger and stronger. It's the'biggest-ofthe .~ig'8 in po~er thrill, in . .. high-powered beauty and energy" ever <>!fered Just ask yourself: which c~s would'normally . comfort, in ~ize and. breadth and luxury and in Buick's lowe,rt-priced Series. sheer roadability. . . ~ . Drastic Reductions •• '. in our' Jan!ua.ry,Sale of be in tlte top '3 of America's best sellers? The It's proud we certa1nIy are to be able to oHer . well-known cars~nitura~y. . sinaller It~s',the biggest of the Big 3 in the, solidity liO much car for the money-but nothing to how But which cars are ill that Big 3? Twoo£ tQ.e . . and softness of its 'all-coil-spring,ride-in ~e" proud you'll be when you bqss a new SPECIAL • well-knownsmall~r cars, and Buick:....:for.over .$weepof its styling~and in the pure thrill of Can you come in tomorrow? two years running now. i~ perform~ce •. *New Advanced Variable PUch Dyna.{iow ~ the only For .where ill Buick ~~n get the Dynaflow Buick builds today. It is standard on else"biif you Roadmaster, Super and Century-optional at modest That means Buick price~ are ~~ll within reach: , . nimble :getaway,. the ga.s-saving mileage, the extr'(l cost on the Special. . of more and mOfe people-thanks. primarily to .electrifying switch-pitph action and 'the' SEE JACKiE GLEASON ON TV- Every SaI\lJ'dlry !v.nlne - the budget~tagged Buick SPECIAi.,like.the one. picturedaoove •.. (- .. And that's the whole point'of the mattetr • Refrigerators. Ranges. Washers'. Dryers .• TeJevisions .For this low.priced Bclck SPECIAL-50'.~1~5ein' : ' " , Jack Ferrell Appliances AT A. NEWLOWPRlCE-WealOftComfort InJOV1' new Jul. witl,RlOIDAIU CONDlttONING------WHIN lma AUTOMOI1USAREIUILT WICK WRlIVC ftIIa Formerly of Schulte Hardware' . TURNER.. . . BUICK~ Inc.-' 17652'Maek, at Un,iversity TUxed.o 2-2~44 . ~.. J 5103. Kercheval Ave'.• Grosse Pointe Lots of Free Parking Adjoining Free Delivery , I c _ Ie d .. 1 sr me is ._. __ e& - -"- J ..,t...... ,.r-"'I...--....--~...... ~---.,- .. --;---;-. ~q.,.--,...-r-"""'~.,-4~,_-...... , -..~,.-.':"'",-~ ...r---.:-, ~.,~-'c:,...... ,-;-,-....--.~OC-""r-c__ ..,~:"""!"-,_'I:"""' ..,...... or-.. 7"", ... ,- ...... -~ .. or;".~~ .... " -:- ...... - ...OC:,'"""""":.,-....--""' ...... ~':"", .....:-, ...... ---:-. - .._''':'""''.,...':"""'I-.ol ..... _._4~,_"'4~'"'4_~~q_P,!""-----~ .."'!'...., _~4$.__4_~-- .....-rr":".-~--~~.,--.'-~ Thu Thursday, January 2, '1955 Page Eighteen G R 0 S S'E P.0 I N TEN EW S ! ~lIIl1l1l11l11l11l1l1illlllll:nlllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\lllllllllll\lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1II11111111111illlllllllliill1l1l1l111111111111~ E. T.; and ROBERT N, FOOTE have bee~ staying, 'with' Mrs;. F' A th' p' · t f V. . U.S. Tax Aide Notes: 'That e Time' Is-Near = of New York. The wedding took Guy's p.arents and will be 1eav- ~ h h rom no er, ,Olne 0 lew Internal Revenue Service Di- due' on or before January 16, ~Sort and to.. t e: Pointe !place in Ne,,;: Y~r~ City. ~!k~':.'t~~~~~mein North . . . (Contmued on Page 10) . . ' M . ~er states 1956. ' M i - ME. and MRS. WILLIAM'" ., • * Gallagher has sent out invitations for a linen' shower in her rector A. .. ennme. . In lieu of filing this dedara- iiiillllllllll""lIl1l11l1l1l11l1l1l1iiHlllllmIJlIIIllIIIIIIlIIlIIllIIlIlIlIlllIIlIlIIlIlIlIlIlIlIllllIlIIlIIlIllIIlHlIIlII1II1111111l1ll11ll~1ll1l1111111111111111l1HIIIII1111I1i;W GUY have been 'spending their - Mr. 'and Mrs: James V. Barker Torrey road home on Friday, January 20'. '. ifs ~ime to review your mcome tion or amended declaration. (C tin ed f 10) on 11 rom Page MR. and MR'".:>.. CARL OTTO Christmas holidays in the Pom'te of Bro'adstone road announ"ce B. thd S' ' . for th'e year 1955. you may file your finai income the birth of a daughter, Claudia Ir oy urprlse ' Scranton, Pa., is the guest of IBREER, of. Windmill Point visiting friends and relatives .. Marie, on Dec. 16. Mrs. Barker An .emphatic "Sh!" on,Mrs. Wilfred S. Teetzel's i:- - .,If you have filed a f~'~dclta~a~tax return on 'or before January l1vita lion previously. or no~ m la 31 1956 MRS. MARK K. EDGAR of drive, was married on D~cem- Mrs. Guy is the for:mer NORMA is the former Gloria Laughna. tions cautioned guest's that her January 7 cocktail and I • d to fIle a d ec a- , . Lincoln road. ber, 29, to FRANCES FOOTE, DeCLERCQ, daughter of MR. ' , . . 1 h h h "'~f' Th yo~ ar: r~qwre uarter due If you have any questions re- • • • daughter of MRS. MATHEW- ' and 'MRS. EMIL DeCLERCQ, of M W'lli '" ,*F •G 11' ,'J. dinner part.y was to be striCt. y, a hus, ':" us ~ aIr.ed Me ratlon m th~ .fourth q. d' g the declaration of esti- ROBERT C B"EE f SON FO TE f d _ rs. .1 am " a Ivan, r., Saturday night fete at the University Club mark J. r. to change 'In your mcome or gar ill . , ...'l. R, son a 1 0, 0 Provi ence, Notre Da.me avenue. The couple' . ' . the time to mated income tax C?r any m- and daughter; Melissa, are :visit- Teetzel's birt,hday, arid ,to help keep th~"guest qf honor from it ing Mrs. ,Galliyan's "parents, Mr. discovering the deep', dark prot, guests were instructed to :f:r~o::;i~~:::~~sideratJ.on. come tax pr.o1'bleRm,call or ;r If ou have to file a 1955 the Interna evenue 0 Ice andM~llrs.T. GdilmDanDGahl~lep'of send acceptallces to the Teetzels', daughter, Mrs. Douglas MClan roa. r. a Ivan, " 'ame~ed deciaration or a d:cl~- nea~est your home Dr plac~ of head of orthopedics at Shep- Sands., ~ • ration for the first time, It IS busmess. paTd' Air Base Hospital, Wich- When'Mr. and Mrs. Teetzel,left tnea S~s.et lane ita Falls Tex. will join his home Saturday they were supposedly to Jom two family Jo~ a bri~f stay the latter couples for dinner. Great was Mr. TeetzeI's surprise, to part of January.,' find himself the honoree at a much larger fete. Mr. and Fro/qni's . ~.. * Mrs. Sands and the Teetzels' son and daughter-in-law:, Mrs. PatncI.a J 0l c e and Mr. and Mrs . .James R. TeetzeI, ,were among'the well- Leaae1's in Garden Equipment daughter, JudIth, 0.1. Coun.try wishers who donned black ties' and cocktail gowns for Club lane, have been spendmg . " Today's rattan is so smart and good look. the holidays in West ,Palm the occaSIon. Beach and Miami...... ing that you' use it ANYWr :ERE ••• in- '" '" * doors or oUT. Seelour coHection tomorrow. Annual Songfest MRS. JULIUS 'BOROS of A totany _unexpected' sUrprise for the whole Tee!.zel Pinehurst, N.C., was the recip- party came when they 'wer~ serenaded by a .male choral ient of a stork shower, given in ensemble. When the .Grunyons of Grosse Pomte .and the the home of MRS. RALPH I NELSON \ on Fairway lane, Psuris, from, Ann Ar,bor Law School, two singing groups Tuesday, ,January . 10. Mrs. who were meeting at the club for their fourth annual song Boros, the' former ORMAN session, lear,tied of the djl:Iner party in the"games room they c CROSSETT, is 'visiting 'her mo- offered to sing "Happy Bir,thdat'. The resultant applause • ther, MRS. RITA CROSSETT of compelled them to present a few more numbers. Moross road~ '" * Ps urts , Bill Gard explains, is a shortened fonn of If you haven't already done D MR. and MRS. ROBERT B. Ann Arbor Surfboard Riding and Mountain Climbing so, here are three steps to prepare your power mower WOOD of Hawthorne road an- Society, 'with" the initial "P" standing for "pseudo". for winter storage and nounce the birth of their fourth (The, story goes that when' society members, _found Tl daughter, MARTHA :LEIGH, on there was neither ocean nor mountains in Ann Arbor in insure good spring perfo.r!11- co' December 20. Mrs. Wood is the which to pursue their. favorite sports, they turned to a nee, accordi ngtoauthontles former MA,RILYN SIY.lJTH. singing.) .. from the Jacobsen Manufac- turing Company, manufactur- Wi , ~ If * '" '" ,Tie-in, between the GP. Grunyons and the P~u:rfs is 1....R. and MRS. CH~RLES R. Tomt Tilley who attended Yale University and was a ers of power lawn tools. to SMITH, former reSIdents of ' b f h Pit U f M L Scho 1 ., Moran road, now living in Fort charter mem er 0 t e sur s. a, . 0 ...aw 0 ; After cleaning the engine, M 6-Piece BrlTTAJ.V E,iVSEl61lBLE Laude:.:.:iale Fla:' left last week Grunyons, who have been meetmg weekly m the members chains, reels and deck- I Includei 3-pc. sectionol, lounge chair and two end tables. Complete for their home' after spending homes for the past seven years, include first tenors, Barney the month of December. ,:,isi.ting Brogan, Bud Lester, N arm Perrin and Frank Slade~; sec0x;t-d with r~wersible. zipper cushions, Formica table tops, Qnd non.sag their daughters and famIlIes, --the tenors, Alan ~odycombe, Jim Van Dusen and George W}!- Drain gasoline from the spring construction. Choice of beautiful fabrics. CoHee table op- ROBERT WOODS, . and the son; baritones. Murray Dodge, Alex McDonald and Charlle tionol et extro cost. ' tank ~y removing the fuel SEE H CAdRLJd' SPITZLEYS of Ox- Parcells; bass, Bill Gard, Tom Tilley and Larry Verdier .. :t,,:...-.~,:-.~~""»::,,,,,,..... ~~ for roa. ' line. Start the engine to reo ~. . . move any remaining fuel. '" GGsoline left in the tank • The WALTER S. CLARKS of In ,7.PIEOE Okla., announce the birth oi. MALOTTE of Oxford road and ' over winter may become Touraine' road were hosts to a daughter, LORRAINE MRS. DONALD BLEAKLEY of !tale. resulting in gumming I, their Wednesday night bowling CRAVEN, on January 1. Mrs. Lake Shore r 0 a d were co- of the carburetor. GROUPING group of the ,Grosse' Pointe hostesses. yesterday at a Grosse 3 tub chairs • • Yacht Club. They al~o invited Higbie is' the former LOR- Pointe. Yacht club luncheon nesting tables •• many of the original members RAINE NICHOLS of New,York. honoring three women Who will Ia r 9'~ settee, as of the bowling group. About The family is visiting in the leave in mid-January on a trip A&P's NE shown ••• all for •• 60 guests met for cocktails and Pointe with 'the senior Higbies to the Orient. The trio, who will dinner in the Grosse Pointe and with Mr. Higbie's grand- spend three months abroad, are Remove the spark plug, squirt a few ONLY Yacht Club on Wednee.day, mother, MRS. HUGO SCHERER MRS. PETER DOLESE, MRS. January' 11. drops of oil in the spark plug hole on Lake Shore road. EDMOND HAN A V AN' and llnd pull.the starter through once or Lun 9 .. ... '" '37 .i '" >I< '" MRS. R J, WARRICK, twice. The spark plug shaul? then , T1:e Grosse Pointe Branch of MRS. R. R. ROLPH of Renaud '" '" '" be cleaned and replaced In the Armour A.A.U.W. will hold a general road 'has scheduled a full after- SALLY ANNE SEALBY, engine. meeting in Room F of the War noon's e{ltertainment for ,20 of 'daughter of DR. and MRS, ROB- Libby's .llol".- Piece Memorial Center on Thursday, her friends at the Grosse Pointe ERT SEALBY of Hawthorne , January' 19, at B p.m. Yacht Club. Her guests will road, returned to the University The final stage in the winterizing of Swift's LAWRENCE E. GOOD of meet, to bowl at 3 o'clock, then of Missouri, Columbus, Mo., fol- your power mower is to "COverthe machine to protect It from dust and" GroK.pi.,g Royal Oak will speak on "What'~ have dinner in the Commo- lowing a holiday visit with her from "adjustments" by children Sultana New in Latin America." , dare's Room which will be fa 1- parents. o Two tub chairs MRS. LEE A. LEWIS, JR., of lowed by an evening of cards. * ... * playing near it. Kensington road, chairm'an of' .. '" * MR. and MRS". THOMAS :r. A&P As o Matching arm table the committee of international Back from attending the Rose DOUGLAS of .Berkshire road relations, will be in charge of Bowl game, and visiting' in are in Hollywood, Calif. Mrs. A&P Sp • Coffee Table the meeting. Refreshments will Laguna Beach and Lds Angeles Douglas appeared as guest 'on be served. .: are ME. and MRS. JOHN' N. a television program, "You Navy 81 9.i • * ~. BOCKSTANZ of Radnor circle, Asked for It," on Sunday, Janu- Only S19 CHARLES LID D L E and who flew home from the coast ary 8, after winning the all- Beans. AS MARY KAY LIDDLE, cousins, on Sunday. SHOWN time National Skippy award. Gil who are attendirig Michigan >I< * * The Douglases will return to Corn CR the popular State University, just returned MRS. and ANDREW L. the Pointe in two weeks. from the Rose Bowl trip. Charles, son of MRS. LEONA ------, Mushro LIDDLE of Roslyn road, is 8, cornetist in the Michigan State Sultana Marching Band. Charles visited his cousin, N:OTICE OF' SPECIAL E~ECTION OF THE ,QUALIFIED Stokely' .n'::\1Bo SEE ROBERT GILMORE, and his 9 wife while in California. Rob- Rajah ~ Only 86 .') ert, a former Michigan State ELECTORS ;01='THE GROSSE POINTE ,PD,llle SCHOOL Basket weave, Blac~ University student, is now as- sedated with the National A&P's NE wrought iro'" le~s. Broadcasting Company. SYSTEM, WAYN'E COUNTY, IMleNIGAN, TO. 8,E HELD Av"ilable in rocker Mary Kay, daughter of the : or swivel base a l- Tub Chair CLARENCE 'LIDDLES of s m a II additional Special I Hampton roaci, took the trip dex cost. 3 for $8.99 with the students and spent her JANUARY 24, 1956•. free time with her. sister PAT~ Freshli~ fonte Avenue. thellce southerly to the ,middle of Morass Road. Up to 24 Months to Pay - Open Daily Tm 6. Tlwrs,. Fil. Eves. Til 9 RICIA, an alumnus of Michigan To the Qualified Electors of Said School District: thence westerly to the middle of Mack Avenue, thence north and State University who is now west along the Grosse Pointe Woods-City of Detroit boundary to La Choy 20303 Harper the rear lot line of the west side of Eastbourne Avenue; West. the living in California. Please take notice that a Special Election of the Grosse Point~ boundary between the Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods No; 2 Public School System. Wayne County, Iv".icbigan. will be held in Harper Woods >I< >I< '" School Districts from the Detroit City limits to the rear lot hne La Cho~ said S~hool District on Tuesday, the 24th day of January, A.D., 1956. of the south side of Kenmore Drive. thence easterly to the middle DIAMOND AWf~ING Co. Phone TU lu4760 MR. and MRS. HARLEY G. of Helen Avenue. thence northerly to the rear. lot line of the south The polls of election will be open from 7:00 o'c1oc,k a.m. to 8:00 I HIGBIE, JR., of Oklahoma City, -side of Lochmoor Boulevard. o'clock p.m" Eastern Standard T~e., on said January 24, 1956. lona To PRECINCT NO.9-Voting place at the CHARLES A. POUPARD The places of election will be the duly designated voting places in . SCHOOL. 20655 Lennon. CitY'of Harper Woods. Michigan. Precinct each election precinct "in the School District and will be as follows: to incl'lde: North. Wayne County-Macomb County line; East. Harper A&P Sli PRECINCT NO. I-Voting place at ROBERT TROMBLY ECHOOL, Woods-Grosse Pointe Woods line from County line to the south side 'of LochInoor Boulevard. thence south' along the middle of 820 Beaconsfield, Grcsse Pointe Park, Mi~higan. precinct, to in~ Helen Avenue to rear lot line of Kenmore Drive; South. the rear Butter I elude: North, middle of Jefferson. Avenue; East, rear lot line of lot line of the south side of Kenmore Drive; West, the middle Notice of Last of Registration the west side of Edgemont Park; South, Lake St. Clair; West, of Beaconsfield, Drive to the middle of Vernier Road, thence west- Day erly to the County line. • Beets ( , Detroit City Limits. , The following' proposition will be submitted to the vote of the PRECINCT NO . .2-Voting place at,' GEORGE 1?~ER SCHOPL, qualified electors of said School. District at a Special Election 15425 KErcheval Avenue, Grosse Pomte Park. Mtchlgan. 'PI:ecmct to be held on Tuesday. Janu3ry 24, 1956: For The Qualified Electors of The iGr.osse Poin,te to if'.clude: North, middle of Mack Avenue; East. rear lot hne of the east side of Whittier Avenue; South, middle of Jefferson Ave- Bondi~g Proposition: nue: West, Detroit City Limits. (Includes both sides of Wayburn Avenue.) Shall The 9rosse Pointe Public School System. Wayne County, ~lchlgan. borrow the sum of not exceeding Publi~ School -System PRECINC, NO.3-Voting place at the LEWIS ,E. ,MAIRE S<:':HOOL.~ Three Mllhon Four Hundred Seventy-five Thousand 740 Cadieux Road, City of Grosse Pointe, MIChIgan. PreCInct to ($3,475.000.00) Dollars and issue its bonds therefor for include: North. middle of Mack Avenue; E,ast. rear . lot line of the purpo;;e of' erecting and :furnishi,ng a new junior . the east side of University 'place; .South, Lake St. Clair, West. rear Wayne County. Michigan -lot line of the West side of KenSIngton Road to Jefferson Avenue high school on the Chalfonte Road site. swimming pool and the rear lot line of the West side of Edgemont Park south of addition. to the Jo~n D. Pierce Junior High School. TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF ,SAID SCHOO( DISTRICT: Jefferson Avenue. • swimming pOol addition to the Charles A. Parcells PRECINCT NO.4-Voting place at the PERE GA~RI~L RICHARD Junior High School, and renovating the heating plant Please Take Notice that the Board of E:ducation of The Grosse Pointe' Public School System, Wayne Coun- SCHOOL 176 McKinley, Grosse Pointe Farms, MIchIgan. Precinct at the Grosse Pointe High School? ty, Michigan, has called a Special Election to be held in said School Disti:,ict on Tuesday, January 24, 1956. :0 include: North. middle of Mack Avenue; East. re!ir lot line of (2) of 28, the south side of Moran Road; South. Lake St. ClaIr; West. rear ~ach person voting on the .aboye .proposition of bor,rowil'lg- and Section of Act 199, Public Acts Michigan, 1951, effective Septembex 1951; provides as f.ollows; lot line of the west side of Rivard Bo~levard. Issumg bonds, of the ,School Dlstnct must be a citIzen of the "The Inspectors of Election at any annual c r special election shall not receive the vote Umted Stat~s ~ver twenty-one (21) years of ~ge, a resident of the 'ORECINCT NO.5-Voting place at the NEW KERBY. SCHOqL. State of Mlchigan for six (6) months and of the School District of any person residing in a registration school district whose name is not registered as an 285 Kerby Road. Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan .. Precmct to m- for thirty (30) days next preceding the election and must have elector in the city or township in 'which he resides'" '" ".", ... 'lude: Nor-th. boundary line between Grosse Pornte Farms and property asse&Sed for taxation within the SchoOl' District or be ~rosre Pointe Shores-Grosse Pointe Woods from Lake St, Clair the. lawful husband or wife of 'such a person. . THE LAST DAY on which persons may register with th~ Clerk of the Township or,City in .which they re- -; the rear lot line of the East side of Chal£01'1-~eAvenue, thence " 'outherly to the middle of Morass Road, thence westerly to ~he All electors must .be registered electo~s in the City or To~hip side in order to be eligible to vote a~ said Special Election called to be held on January 24, 1956, is Friday, niddle of Mack Avenue; East, Lake st. Clair; S01,lth. rear lot lme in which they reSlde to be eligible to vote at said election. January 13, 1956. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock p.m.,Eastern Sfandard Tim~, on said Friday, Janu- ,f the south side of. Moran Road: west. middle ,of Mack Avenue ary 13, 1956, are not eligible to vote at said Special Ele~tion, rom Moran Road to the middle of 'Morass Road. ' TAKE NOTICE t~at the Board of Education has estimated the total cost of eretclr.g and f~rnis~ing a new junior high school on Under the provisions of Act 199, Public Acts cofMichigan, 1951, registrations will not be taken by school ')RECINCT NO.6-Voting place at the VERN.IER S~HOOL •. 36 the <;:halfonte R?ad ~lte. sWlm.mm~ pool addition to the John D. officials, and only persons who have' regist::;:ed as general electors with the Clerk of the City or Township fernier Road Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan. Precmct to In- I:"ierc:eJunior H~gh, S~hool. swmmung pool addition to the Charles I 'lude: North, 'Wayne County-Macomb eounty L!ne; East" Lake St. A. Parcells Jumor HIgh School, and renovating the heating plant in which they reside are registered school electors. Persons planning to register with the respective Townq :Iair: South. boundry llne between Grosse Pomte Shcrt:s~Grosse at the Grosse ~ointe High School to be Three Million F)Ur Hun- ship and City Clerks must ascertain the c1ays and hours on which the Clerk's office is open for registration. 'ointe Woods and Grosse Pointe Fa,rms from Lake St: ClaIr to the dre.~ Seventy-f1ve Thousand ($3,475.000.00) Dollars. all of which nteI;sectioll of this line and the mlddle of MorningsIde Drive ex:" it 1", necess~ry to false' by borrowing and iSSUing-bonds of the Registrations of unregistered qualified electors of sa id School-'District will be received at the follJwing ~nded' West the middle of Morningside Drive extend~d from the School DistrIct. ;' places: ~rosse' Poi~t~ Woods-Grosse Pointe Farms boundary line to the 'ear lot line of the south side of Lochmoor Boulevard. thence 1, Residents of the City of Gros3e Point~ Park shall register at the office of the Clerk of the City of vesterly to the mi:ddle of Fairway Drive. thence northerly to the ----0--__ Grosse Pointe Park., 15115 East Jefferson Avenue, City of Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. 'ear lot line of the ,south side of Vernier Road, thence westerly TAKE N<;)TI.CEthat at the SpeCial Election to be he~d in said '0 the middle of Marter Road extended, thence northerly to the S~hool Dl.6ttlct on January 24, 1956, between the hours o-f 7'00 .Vayne County-Macomb County line, o clock a.m. and 8:00 o'cloek p.m. Eastern Standard Time in the 2. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe shall register at the ofiice 'of the Clerk of the City of Grosse regularvb designated vot~g place in each election precinct in the Pointe, 17150 Maun1f:c, City of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. 'RECINCT -NO. 7-votm~ place at tpe STEV~NS. to,. MASON Schoo istri~t, there WIll he submltted to vote of the lifi d iCHOOL, 1840 Vernier Road, Grosse Pomte Woods. MtchI,gat;. Pre- electors of saId School Districrt the following proposition: qua e 3. Residents of the City 0'[ Grosse Pointe Farms sha II register at the office of the Clerk of the City of inct to include: North, Wayne' County-Mat:0mb County lme. E~, Grosse Pointe Farms. 90 Kerby R-::ad, City of Grosse Pointe Farm", Michigan. liddle of Marter Road, from the County lme to the rear lot, lme Shall ':be Grosse Pointe Public School. System, ,f the south side of Vernier Road. therrce easteJ;ly to the rruddle 4. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods shall register at the office of the Clerk of the City of lf Fairway. thence southerly to the rear lo~ Ime of the so'~th Wayne County, Michigan" be reclassified and Greer ~ide:of Locl1moor Boulevard; South. tear .lot lme of tl1e south SIde become a School District of the Third Class? Grosse Pointe Woods, 20775 Mack Avenue, City, of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michiga:n. ,f. Lochmoor Boulevard; West, Grosse pomte Woods-Harper Woods 5. Residents of th~ City of Harper Woods shall re~istcr at the office of the Clerk oi the City of Harper . .lne. Each person voting on the above proposition must be a .t' Woods, 19617 Harper Avenue, City of Harper Woods, Michigan. of the United States over twenty-one (21) years of age C:~dIZe~ PRECINCT NO.8-Voting place at the JOHN. M6NTIET~ SCHOOL. of the State of Michigan for six (6) months and f' th reSI en 6. Residents of the Township of Grosse Pointe shall regi~ter at the office of the Clerk of the Township of 1275 Cook Road, Grosse Pointe Woods. Michigan. Precm,::t to in- District for thirty (30) days next preceding- the elec~on e dSchool Greel Grosse Pointe, 795 Lake'Shore Drive, Village of Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan. clude: North, rear lot line of the south side of LochIno?r Boule- be a registered elector of the City or Township in Whi~ htnus vard' East middle' of Morningside Drive and MorningSIde Drive .he resIdes...... e or This notice is given by order of the Board of Educa tiGn of The Grosse Pointe Public School System, "xtended from Lochmoor J3oulev~rd to the Grosse Pointe ~OI?dl5- Wayne County, Michigan. Grosse Pointe Farms bciundliry; south. boundary of Grosse _ omte This Notic;e is give::.!by order of the Board of Education of The Dated this 7th day of December, A.D." 1955. Woods-Grosse Pointe Farms boundary; ,south, boundary of Gr:se Grosse POinte Public. School system, Wayne County, Michigan. Pointe Woods - Grosse Pointe Farms !rom the middle. of Morn g- Greel FRANKLIN D. DOUGHERTY side Drive extended to th,e rear lot lIne of the ..east slde of Chal- Dated this 7th day 0:£ December. A.D., 1955. FRANKLIN D. DOU~HERTY, , Secretary, Board of ~ducation Secretary, Board of EduCation. Gerb~ [ I r .. , " -. ~ .'I ~----~~~~~~---~-~--~~----~~~----~- - _ZOt? stt b .. -- - - ~ .... ~ -- - ~ -~ t ... _ F .... - ----: -~~ - _ .'" .' \ Thursday, January 12, 1956 G R 0 SSE ,p 0 I N T E. ' NEW S Page Ninet .... Near 3.lluary U. US declara. ~eclaration. :1ai income I:-eJanuary ~esI t'ions re.. ,:>n of esti- r any in- aU or visit ue offica r place of . • Bal.re You Spend Anotller.lJol/or-Clleck 'be Prices of Your A&P Super Morketl SULTANA 8RAND You can put yo~r trust in IISUPER-RIGHT", QUALITY Meats "SUPER-RIGHT", FULL '-RIS' PORTION Fruit Coe:ktail...... 3 3gA~i. 95c .Apple Sauce A&P 4 1~~~~. 49c. A&P Apricots • ~ 3 2~~~~. 89c " SWEET 16-0% -7 P J. LADY Ql'. 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' FISH AND SEA FOODS Krey WITHGRAVY CAN C Hershey's Chocolate ~.::.. 4Sc CAP'N JOHN'S BUTTERFIELD3 16-0%.2S C A&P's NEW "SUPER-RIGHT" Potatoes WHOLE,WHITE , CA~S, Nestle's Morsels •• l;~o;' 39c lo.0~i,PKG .•• FOR' C ' 10NABRAND16.0%. 10 Fish Sticks 3 97 • 14-0%. 2S 12-0Z. Green B,eans CUTSTYLE CAN C Grape Julce AuP• • .' BOT. C CAN LB. • NBC: 9,JA-O%. 33 • . B A&PBRAND2 16-0%. 39 Luncheon Meat • • • • • • 27c Haddock Fillets FRESH LB. 49c Cod Fillets FRESH 43c C00 kles LORNADOONE PKG, C 1Ima eans ALLGREEN CANS c .t f. h COMPLETELY 12V2-0%. Armour's Treet ••• l~~O;. 37c Armour's "Chili ::~t:s2 ~~~~.49c LB. 6Sc • p. APPIAN' 39 Wh I e IS DRESSED Halibut Steak • •• LB. 43c PIlza Ie WAY G _ PKG. C Kidney Beans ::G~' 2 2~~~~. 25c libby's Beef Stew 2~~. 3Sc Banquet Chicken Boned 5~~~. LB. 33c Medium Shrimp 69c Salmon Steak. •• LB. 69c Grape Jam P~~~~ • • l~~OR%'2Sc Dry Milk Solids 2 9C~~;'45c rizing of - / h- B COMPL£TELY Swift's Corned Beef 1~~0:. 49c Kraft's Mayonnaise J:~ lB. ver the 43c Fresh SmeltcoD~~:~~LY', 33c W Ite ass CLi:ANEC LB. 45c Orange Marm~lade l~~OR%'25c Malted Milk KRAFT'S lJ-;:. 43c ust and, children Sultana Beans -:r~:':2 1~~~;. 3Sc Ann Page Mac~roni ~-~:: 3Sc Sparkle Gelatins 4 PKGS.2Sc, Mustard A~~G~~GI lJ1:' 15c A&P Asparagus •• 14~~.~%.35c French Dres$ing ::G~ l~~OR~'27c 12-0%. 25 CRISP FIRM ICEBERG Cherry Jam ••• JAR C Egg Noodles :A~ '~-~::.29c A&P Spinach • • 2 ~;~~.37c Salad Dressing ::G~ :;R 43c Stuffed Olivess~~:~101{~~Z. SSe Navy Beans JACKRABBIT~-~:: 25c Sa'ndwich Spread::G~ l~~OR%'33c' Head. Lettue:e . . 2te~~E1Oe::::;::~ao=~;: ::;~;~~:Toma t 0 SOup PAGEANN 3' 10%.0%.CANS 29C ANNPAGE 2 16-0%.23 Sid D • SULTANAQT. eans THREEKINDS, CANS C a a resslng BRANDJAR' 3Sc OUR-OWN64 CT. 46 B ; Corn Flakes SUNNYFIELD,l:~~~. 23c Yea Bags 1c; SALE PKG. C GREENGIANT 2 16-0%.31 M. QT. CALIFORNiA NAVEL, 7S-88SIU TEXAS, LARGE, SNO-WH:TE Corn CREAMSTYU• ~ CANS C ayonnulse ANNPAGE JAR 49c 'CAVERN 8-0%. 39 BI d d S Al'IN 24-0Z. Oranges .. DOZ. 59c Cauliflower HEAD 29c 10NA BRAND YELLOW 16.0Z. . Mus hrooms BRAND• • CAN C en e .yrup PAGE BOT. 43c Apples ~:~~~~ ,.49c Tomatoes 3Sc CAN Sultana Rice • • • • ,~.~~: 27 c A&P Tomato Juice 2 ~~~~. 4Sc 4~:O ";:~~D;. LB., Cream, Style Corn . . .. lOe: Stokely's Corn ::,~~~2 1;~~~.31c Red Beans ANNPAGE 1~~;. Fresh Spinach ~ • • 1~::.19c Green Peppe,rs 5 FOR 29c Peanut Butter SULTANA,lJ1:' 39c: Pie Crust' J;:.r: ~ '. 3 :~~~:28c 10e • LB. 9 G f. FLORiDA8 LB. 49 IS p. kl DAILEY'S16-0%.39 H. 57' S 8-0Z. 29 Raiah Cocoanut DRY 8;~:: 2Sc Premium Crackers 2 ;~~~'. 49c Ida h 0 Potatoes 10 ,BAG 6 crape rUlt SEEDLESS BAG. C weet IC es MIDGET JAR, . CeRn! auce • • BOT. C /I T Maine• Potatoes' lS;lAGLB. S5c Fres h Carrots RemovedTops2 16-0Z.BAG~ 29 catsup/ C VINEBRANDRIPI •• 2 14-0%.BOTS.31C - Spug h ettl • ANNPREPAREDPAGE 2 ISCANS/:-O%.2S C A&P's NEW OIL FOR COOKING OR SALADS Pascal Celery ••• 2S~~~~E29c Yellow Onions ~i~~;3 BL:~ 19c Book Matches •• 2 ~~~o31c Cider Vinegar::G~ \ B~TT.,21 C QT. O-CEL-O 19 B t' FOODCOLOR 4-CT. 25 BOT. Spanges lac SIZE• • _ EACH C urne t S KIT PKG. C dexola Oil. . . · · . • • • • 49c FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES ' EVEREADY 8-0%. 29 Freshlike Peas •• 2 l~Yl~~%' 35c Nestl e s COCOA ... CAN c Roman Cleanser • • !/z~;:'L. 29c Bright Sail ' :~~I~~ ~N 63c .bb 's P.es' CHICKEN, TURKEY, BEEF, 'fOR 16-0Z. 27 CHERRY OR APPLE 5 CLEANSING'2 BOXES 41 N h Y. . 5 ROLLS39 La Choy BEANSPROUTS2 CANS C Sultana Cocoa • _ • l~~O:. 49c LI Y I ,99c Ange I S0 f t TISSUES OF400 C ort ern Issue c CHOWMEIN 2 ~-or, 29 l La Ch oy NOODLES CANS C Family Flour ~ • ~S a :" 1.69 Orange Juie:e LIBBY'S. • •• 7 ~tJs Ion a Tomatoes. • 4 47c Pancake Flour. • 2 2pO~~;.' 29c 1.00 1~~~;. 10-0Z. A&P Sliced Beets 2 1;~~~.27c Pas,fry Fiour Su"nyflllidS' ::G. 37 c Libby's Peas, • • 2 l:K~;" 39c Red Raspberries 3 CANS 79c 10-0%. 24 NECTAR .ff- CORN MUFFIN SVz-O%. 10 Butter Beans SULTANAl~~O:. 10c JI Y MIX • • • PKG. C Strawberries LIBBY'S4 ~~~~.99c Lima Beans LIBBY':i 2 PKGS. 49c' MILK 12-0Z. 3C Beets GREENWOOD'SHOMESTYLE •• lC6A.~:"., 21c BOSCO AMPLIFIER••• JAR ;J:C a..ut..•• CHANGE TO THE COFFEE " ~... ~e, that's t ~ GOff~~.", Ge t,ef " .oY~ Int Folks find that' A&P premium- "t Coffee not only costs Jess qua JI Y . JANE PARKER-REGULAR 49c VALUE than other coffees of comparable "ty but is just about the qua l1 •• , 8.INCH SIZE 39c FINE QUALITY NOW'ONLY freshest, most flavorful coffee WITH F L A V 0 R ! Blae:kberry Pie It • IIJ • money can buy! Try it! P~~NT C . Silverbrookl' ;Butter, . ._ . 61 Mild and Mellow JANE PARKER-REGULAR 39c VALUE .Caramel' Pee:an Rolls 6~G9 33c Sunnyfield Butter. LB. 63c Mild Cheddar WISCONSINLB. 49c " • • large Eggs SUNNYBROOKDO%. 6Sc~Cream Cheese •• 2 :~~: 33c Eight O'Clock JANE LB , d "/4- • 17 .White Brea PARKER LOAF c Potato Chips T~~~; B~X" 59c Swiss Cheese S~II~~D LB. 59c Muen~ter Cheese ::~: 33c PKG. 19 1.LB. BAG 'Sandwich Cookies OF 11 c Cinnamon Rolls •• _~~G~ 29c Mel.Q..Bit Slices • ';~:" 27c Sharp ,Cheddar :;~ I-lB. 69c 7Sc • 'R III- JUSTHEAT PKG. .11 Dinner 0 IS ANDSERVEOF 11, C Glazed Donuts ;~s;:R ;:~~ 39c 'Jar Cheese ,KB~~~;~;r2 ~~OR~'49c Ched.O.Bit ~:;no:Q - 2 L~~F 69c . , 3~LB. BAG $2.19 I Golden Loaf Cake IA. 29c Sandwich Rolls SLICE,D~i~ 20c Creslmonl Ice Cream VANILLA OR NEAPOLITAN 17.0Z. GIANT PKG. 7St Green Giant 'Peas. • • • • CAN 19c Swift's Prem •••• • • HALF GAL. SLICE PACK \ 79C 12.0%. 12.02. 49c' Ad Detergent BUYpKG. ATREG.PRICE2 PKGS SSe All prices in this ad effective thru Sat., Jan. 14 CANS Swift's Corned Beef- • CAN , GETONEF.ORHALFPRIC,E ' . Green Gian't Niblets • • 2 31c • • AMERICA'S FOREMOST FOOD RETAILtl. - • SINCE 1a59 J • COLGATE'S Green Giant Mexicorn 3 ~~~~.49c Lifebuoy' Soap 3 C~;ES'28c 2 ttJrs25~ Vel Liquid NEW DETERGENT RIG 26c 2 IA1'H 25c THE ~REAT ATlANTIC &. PACifiC TEA COMPANY Gerber's Baby. Food STRAINED 5 ~fR~47c Rinso White :~~:30c L::::' 72c Lux Soap 3 CAKES CAKES L ( r -- , II ' ..I ) ..... ' , Thursday, January .12,' 1956 Th i' Page Twenty \ GROS'SE P,OI'NTE NEWS Plymouth production, the New- Medical Society Ur.it ark plant will employ approxi- To Hear CD Expert Polio Isn't Licked. Yet! Plyinouth Adds Asseinbly Plant The Chrysler Delaware Tank . largest single installation out- mately 5,000 persons on a two- The Woman's Auxiliary to the Plant will be nea';ly doubled in side Michigan. . shift basis. Wayne County Medical Society size, and-converted to the pro- i C~pabJ2;' of producing .ap- Present plans call for the will hold ita January meeting . duction of. Plymouth automo- proxiIDately 5,000 Plymouth plant to start automotive pro- on Friday~ the 13th, the Em- biles, when its current tank con- cars weekly, the Newark as- duction early in 1957. In' addi- in tract is completed in May, 1956, se'mbly, plant will form one, tion to final assembly, opera- bassy room of the Fish~r build- according to L. L. Colbert, pre- more element 3n a network' of tions, the plant alse.. will build ing at 12:30 p.m. sident of Chryslert Corporation. new Chrysler plants being built bodies for Plymouth cars. Speaker will be Mrs. Jean The Chrysler-owned plant to supply the growing automo- The Newark plant will be Wood Fuller,' national director located in Newark, Delaware: bile market on the ,Eastern sea- Plymouth's fourth final as. of Women's ActivitIes for Civil- l ;:::::=::.- on the outskirts of Wilmington, board and expanded ne~ds of sembly plant. Other Plymouth ian Defense. Her topic will be VACCINE PIlOTECTlON '" ' I ' " will be the corporation's first the c~mpany in other sectlons of assembly facilities are in De- "Can Y~u SUrvive a Disaster?" ltEAFFIRMED IN WORI vaccine. year, after deducting all withdra--w-als.21t655 new sa"ings accounts were opened du~ing the Loynd termed today's mediCal year; and $42,967,810 was loaned to finance home-owne~ship. Fit care "the biggest bargain in his- Robi , tory." ,~round;was broken in November, 1955, for a new branc;:h office at 17150 Kercheval, in MagnavoxOwners Grosse Pointe. When completed, this will be First Federal's eighth office. "The total cost ot illness in ••• terms of medication; care, and Each saver's funds here are insured to $10,000 'by 'Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Sa Emb most importantly, the loss of Corporationt ~n ~gency of the United States 'government. ' Convert your present' radio to 3-speed Phono _ • _ with the time and income to the sufferer and, his family, has been so AUDIOGERSH HI-FIDELITY RECORD CHANGER. This sharply reduced as to make any Pr comparison with past years al- Financial Statement Swi! German made unit .offers the ULTIMATE in reco:-d playing. most ridiculous." HERE TO SERVE YOU IN He cited pneumonia as a typi~ December 31, 1955' THESE USEFUL WA1'S Pe Average installation, including a G-E Magnetic Cartridge, pre- cal example of the reduction in Krog the cost of illness. In 1926,. the amp and labor is $1 15.00. appro"imate. cost., of treating ASSETS Insured Savings AccouotS pneumonia was $1;000, com- CII,.,.mt rate, 2¥t% Cash on Hand and in Banks .•... _••••••••• :•••. $ 14t591,414.29 Lu pared with less than $100 in 05('a Also FM 'TUNERS to fit most models. 1956. The loss of working time United States Government Securities. • . • ••.• . .• '9,648,083.08 • in 1926 was, five to six weeks, F~deral ~ome Loan Bank Stock ..•••••• '...,~. ... • .2t500,000.00 Christmas and Vacation compared with today's two' p~ weeks. The patient had a 50-to-l First Mortgage Loans and Other Clubs earn chance of surviving pneumonia First Liens on Real Estate ...•.••••.••.•••. 132,848,726.77 Pecar .Electron ics 30 years ago, while today the 08,566 loan accounts - 57% of which are ". insured or guaranteed by Government agencies) • WHOLESALE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS odds have increased. 500 . per I Va cent. Home Improvement Loans ....•.....••..•.•• 2,583,362.87 Home Financing Kro~ 10729 Morang, at Cadieux HOURS bAlLY: 9 to 9' Phone W~edo 2.9985 Loans on Sav~ngs Accounts .•..••.••.... ~. ~••• 81,673.53 J The weak-,lIpot in any man is • ,Real Estate in Judgment .....•.••..•.•••••••• 12,"976.96 r where he thinks he is strongest. Safe Deposit Boxes Bi: .l'••••~ ...... ,.~. - • • • • ..• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . For .a..... ~ .... . • • •• rra _.~ ••• ~•••••• ~ ••••• trr. ~..J'..h.tl' ~ J' ...,. ~ . Office Buildings and Equipment .• ~••.•..••.••• 1,340,446.08 . ~ (Less depreciation) • ' •• Deferred Charges and other Assets." ..... : •••••• • ~ 16,783.42 In: Home Improvement Loans Kro~ $163,623,467.00 ~ .. , LIABILITIES C~ U.s. Savings Bonds Kro~ ~ Savings ~A~counts ~••.•..•...... •.••.•.• '••. $148,065,205.90 ~ • not Loans'in Process ••..•••.•....•..••..•••.•. 1,908,457.44 c~ We Wi\\ Design, WIt'! ,~ Other Liabilities ...•...... '.' :'• • . • 3 055 177 23 ~irs! Federal Money Orders Top e~ndiJe,.~ (Largely for Taxes prepaid by borrowetl') \ " ,. Rebuild and Modernize General ,ReserVes •..•.•..•..••.. $7,582,313.80 • Surplus ...•••••••••••••• ~••••• 2,565,276.24 lO,147 590.04 American Express Travellers. c.omplete!,! ' t Checks Your Kitchen $163t623,467.00 service. ,n~~ kiteken? ._ .'C' .._-~=. - - -~-- .-- , Showing Complete Line of Famous Ger-.era' Electric Applia'nces Cut Cc Throu~h oU,rexperi~nce- .'';fe have been a ble to design and build. some of the most. Griswold at L'afayette, o(ro$$.lro", City Hall Kr, c~armm9 ~nd effiCIent kitchens to be fo und anywhere. We can rebuild your ,. kitchen qUlclclyand economically. Woo'dward at McLean Woodward at Nine Mile Penniman Ave., Plymouth Sf Gratiot beyond 7 Mil.' Grand. River at McNichols Shelden Center, Livonia APp0:;~E;.3206 . • J 7J 50 Ke"h.val~ G,osse Pointe (und"r construction) eurti8.lJllower:~::;::.. ,) ! ~- 16915 'HARPER Across from Vogue Tbeiltre Mem.ber Fe.tleralHome "Loan Banlc System I ~ STORE HOUnS-Opeft till 9:00 Mon., Thyra. and Fri••• nel.till 6:00 Tu ... ~ .w~,eI;. and Sot. " ,,-JJlJ • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • .' , . ' "- ••••••••••• ~ •••••• ~ "J'J'J .J _J!I _ • • • . \ • • • • • ~. • • ~ .. • ~. • • • • • r~ II.J' rl'J"h J'..~••y.yJ'••••rl";.- ..l'. • , \ , '..~ , , '( .., • I •• f . r I ,- ...... r I~ -- J r- ~ -- ,....r- j - ~ - r-'~-.'-- -- r - ..-- , ...- p "",-, . r r r r r~r---r-r--r r , f t'~,... F ft. F f r Yo , f , 'F F f F i P f) f T P' Pi 'F F P 9 f f 'f f If --"ijli-- 2, 1956 Thursday, January 12, 1956 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-on. n, the New- .oy approxl .. s on a tW()4 ill for the motive pro- 57. In addi- ()bly. opera- J will build !:l cars. mt will bl final as- r Plymouth are in De- ndiana, and .nia. STO~K UP YOUR FREEZERNOW AT THIS LOW, LOW KROGER PIICI' t ERS' Fresh .Whole Plump, tender Fry- e r I, completely cleaned for you! Serve 'em fried to a crisp gold'en brown. Lb. C ~~~H Lb. Pork Roast Hot Do~s Slab Bacon.' Fresh, tender, extra lean. Priced low. Watch . Hygrade's. For parties and. snacks . . .38 Hygrade's. 8-10 lb. average • • • • • Art Linkletter Ring Bologna. Lb. C Sliced Bacon Delicious eating. Plain or garlk . . . .38 Hygrade's Old Fashioned. Lean slice. • and the Kids CHUNK OR C SLICED Lb. Spare Ribs Bologna Fresh, lean, barbecue size, 2-3 lb. avg. • W JBK. TV CHA~NEL Ideal for quick savory sandwiches .38 C Every Monday & Wednesday, 6:30 P.M. Liver Sausage F:~~: lb. 45c~e~ !!!~~d b'and..... 5 ~I I) PnceYou C ArePaying Salad Dressing ~. , I I Embassy brand. Everyday low price 39 11.0x. C PrluYou Prem Con 37 ARPayiq Swiffs. No w':iste, ready to eat. • • . . .' I I Prke You , 8.0z. C Ale Paym, Peanut Butter • J~r . I I Kroger brand. Everyday lOONprice 55 12-0z. C PnceY- Luncheon Meat Can 29. Are Paylnc Oscar Mayer. Wonderful for snacks. . . . I I Price Y01l 16.0z. C Are p&yiDc Pork & Beans Cans I I Campbell's • .' . . . . . 2 27 !~~~!o!~gU~~!i!~.e... lC~~'.88Ci~3 40-0z. ~a~c Bisquick g 39C Pk. • . I ] For light, fluffy biscuits . . • • • • -_...J !!!!!!~!E~~!!~!price . ~j::'.$1~~{::';.~i C Canned Milk 4 Tall 47 ..m~A~ Cans I I Kroger evaporated • • • • . .~--' ~~fl!!~loger brand. . . 2 1:;~~.39 cIl'::'M:' 1 Honey 4 Lb. 99C~ay':g Mayflower brand. Wonderful on Jar L __ -..II Applesauce MOTTS 2 No. 300 33 c f~~a~U, The best tasting applesauce ever! Can. I I Wax Paper 2 1::il~t'49C~~~g tl Cut Rite. Low price '" '" • • . C J J '\ Coffe e . . . .1j.~:'.7 5 c(k':;a~&l !, Kroger Spotlight • • --- -, ~ Shortening 3 Lb. 69C z;e;.~ < Krogo all vegetable .• . Celt I I I",. I f I!r ~ Iii i , ~l 1 ------~~--- ~ .- -- .:. - o , ,4 • 4, .. 4 4 4.' t, W,., • a; ., a 4, ,¥ $ 4 , I 4 (e zq ut 'I e, c. •• \ a , - P.. *._ - . 4 •• • Page Tw~nty-twQ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 12, "1956 Raise Output of Continentals A substantial backlog of or- and general manager , He said plans call for increas- ders for the Continental Mark II has prompted the Continental ing schedules from the De- Division of Ford Motor Com- cen1ber rate of 16 units a day to pany to plan increased p~oduc- 20 'a day in January to meet a tion during 1956, accordlIl:g to heavy demand for the new Con. William C. Ford, vi~e presIdent tinental. _ By Ralf Hardester FeatUJre Editor TV GUIDE Magazine Woodworking " Some .~e:finement" is being planned for t;hecharacter of Sergeant Bilko in the Iperson of Elizabeth Frazier • • • Do yo ....._have a Swi!,ging Door She'll join"the c~st of Phil" Silver's "Tuesday night .show . that is always in the way? to"play a Wac with a yen for the bumptious Bilka •••. '. • - J. We didn't "Su.cq>ect until this moment that the Sergeant Then let uS give you on estimate on a pair 0, is sUpposed to be re:fi.:iled~ Legitimate bus drivers are louver doors that we con install, to fold eaSIly II lodging dead-serious-complaints with Jackie Gleason ••• away or hinge separately ~or smartnes.s ~nd con- They resent Ralph Kramden's drab and gloomy apart- trolled privacy. A lasting Investment In comfort ment set on Honeymooners ... The drivers claim it's a control. slur on their way of life ~ It looks as t-hough (}ary Crosby finally gets a star on his dressing room door •.• CBS -feels he's ready for the big-time andbas designed a show - , Willi' PltfJTJlltTI for him alone _•• No starting date yet ~ The house thiit WHO ,GETSTOP BILLlNG?~These two' pelicans are fighting for the right to sit on that fll(JNEER 13940 CHARLEVOIX. at Eastlawn VAlley 2.1056 J~k builds is going to run to $250,000 _.. Jdck Webb is roc~ in the London, England~' 2:00~ One is trying to remove- the other with a twist. shelling out the huge sum for 'a structure to house his Mark VII Productions office ~ Remember Skippy? Jackie Cooper made him famous in the movies and now child actor, Richard Eyer, has been placed under con- tract to play Skippy on a TV series _•. A pilot :film is beingplanned-~ Marcel Marceau, who scored so heavily ~" '," on the -:recent Maurice Chevalier spectacular, is set as' Dinah ShoT~'8 guest on her Jan1,1ary 17 extravaganza •• - Marceau's pantomime has'been hailed b~ viewers coast to coast ~ Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher are -, ,to be co-starred in a movie entitled, for some reason, Every Mother Should Be Married . _ • Eddie's, an old - hand at TV, but this will be his:fixst movie venture ~ The new NBC contract with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis gives the stars a wuopping total'of $7,500,000 ••• For this more than munificent sum, singer'and comic will produce four shows a year for :fiveyears! " Movie GivesCold Facts O~ Winter Driving • Many a" man expects his friends to do more for him than "he is willing" to do for himself. Beware of the man who has honest motives, but habitually insists on dishonest practices. Your A-G Sfore ~ Jf&it Till Spring ? SPECIAL SUNDAY HOURS You enjoy extra months of ownership at no extra cost when you step-up to,this KING-SIZE DODGE CORONET right nowl 10:00 Braking distance on ice is much greater when the temperature is around 32 degrees than when it's down Now is th~ t~m~ of - You're moneyaheacl SOMETHING BIG TO near zero, one of the many helpful hints on ~afe ,winter your Iff. to make " with the car that's HAPPENED IN THE New'56 driving featured in new movie, "Don't 'Skid Yourself," . 1 the-buy of your life! 2 far ahead in styling 3 LOW PRICE FIELD! produced by Aetna Casualty and Surety Company in When you buy now in- and features! This big '56 This full-size, full-styled, 6:00 \ stead of waiting for Spring, Dodge Coronet in built to full-powered Dodg~ Coro- Open Thurs., Fri. and, Sat. cooperation with the Winter Driving Hazards Committee yo~ get a,bonus of .extra keep more of U3 value. It's net is priced down with the Evenings Till 9:00 of the National Safety Council. 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I Of Wealth and Authorify Becomes Bride Jan: Meetings Draws 'Pointers In a aouble~ring ceremony The 45th annual meeting for all ~embers of the League of Honoring its president, Hubert Imagine owning just one It was at the beginning' of the by. candlelight' at the Grosse i . ~. handkerchief: Such was the case fifteenth century Renaissance The Woman's SOcIety Circles Catholic Women, to be held on R. Haeussler, the Harmonie ,...-ill Pointe Memorial Church on of tqe Grosse: Pointe Methodist January 26, will highlight com- , . when great ladies like Queen that hand~~erchiefs came to be, hold its annual Presiden's Ball Elizabeth. Marie Antoinette, and more general, and they' were . Saturday, December 31, Dr. munity services. Frank ~itt uillted in marriage, ,Cllurch will gat~r for their Saturday evening at the club- more the Empress Josephine proudly commonly known as napkins. . Holy MasS will be offered at month.1y meetip.gs on Tuesday, house, preceding 7:30 p.~. din- <:omm displayed I their choice lace With this gradual spread in the - Melicent Ann Hesse, daughter 9:30 o'clock in Our Lady's Cha- squares. Then, too, these much- popularity of the handkerchief. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. January 17. pel in the Activities Building at ner for m e m bel' s and their and prized possessions were only it soon came to be a very ~ He5s~ of Merriweather road and Alpha:- Circle will meet at 120 Parsons street. . guests. Churc , worn on special. occasions. fasbion~ble item in dress. Queen. .Conrad L. Ott, Jr., son of Mr. 12:45 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Election of the board of direc- Dinner win be served in the irom In the days of cla!'sic Rome. Elizabeth, a lover of dainty ac- and Mrs. Conrad L. Ott of J 0 h n G 0 u 1d; 1744 Roslyn, tors and the officers will follow junior ballroom on the S~ ....ild on M the women carried handker- cessories of dress, set the fashion North'Rosedale Park. Woods. Mrs. Nor-man Mooney the business meeting which is floor, after which there will be p.m. f ..... chiefs at games and festivals, in handkerchiefs for the ladies and Mrs. Fannie Chambers will scheduled for 10:30. a brief program. using them tv wave as a sign of of her court and the other The bride wore. a . gown of assist as co-hostesses. After des- W. Calvin Patterson, presi- Seated at the speakers' table imported .blue tissue .. taffeta. sert. and coffee,' the circle will apPl'oval. A. refinement of Rom- fashion leaders of her day .. dent of the United Community with Mr. and' Mrs. Haeussler an civilizat:' on, the handkerchief With individual fancy running The s~ug bodice ~eatured a hold a business meeting .. Tl1e Services of Metropolitan De- will be Past P1'esident Ralph T. ... was exclu~!vely the property of .r;;tmpant in the seventeellth and. portrait neckline. Accenting the guest speaker will be Mrs. C. troit wili be the guest speaker FI bouffant skirt was a lace hoop- t' h t . , . Perkins, of Birmingham, toast- the nobles and regarded as a eighteenth centuries the shapes ed petticoat. White kid gloves R.. Wylie. presen mg t e °PIC at the luncheon meetmg. . master, and Mrs. Perkins; chair- badge of distinction or a symbol of handkerchiefs were. never "The' G r e n t est Faith Ever League President Mrs: G. man Robert Keydel and Mrs. of power. During the Middle uniform. It is said that' Marie matched the seed pearls en •. Kno;vn." William Goering has appomted twined with the. varlated holly . Keydel, Mr . .and Mrs. Willard J. Ages, too. this accessory of dress Antoinette mentioned to Louis leaves worn in her hair .. The- Mrs. Sh~Idon' Drennan, 26 Mrs. Frederick S. DeGalari Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles belonged only to the wealthy XVI th3.t she was tired (If these only jewelry worn by the bride Lakecrest lane, Farms, will chairman of the day. King, Mr. and Mrs. Ear 1 J. ------1 various shapes' and the King was a double strand of pearls open her home to the Martha- Sayer, and another past presi. St. Jarne's Lutheran declared that "the length of the. ' presented' to her by her father. Mary gl'OUP at 12:45 p.m., and dent, Dr~ Alfred H. Whittaker han9kerchief shall equal its The b!"idal bouquet was an ar- will be' assisted by Mrs. Logan Sigma Gamma Group and Mrs. Whittaker. width throughout the kingdom.". Elects 1956 Officers rangement of tour white or- Wood and Mrs; Mathew. Gra- Will Elect Officers The Haeusslers' special guests Today we still accept the small chids. ham. Highlight Of the meeting square as the proper iorm for --- will be Mr. and Mrs. William .' , . will be a talk by Mrs. Otis Members of Sigma Gamma McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bur- The newly elected officers of the handkerchief. MISS. Ellen !oynt~n a5slS~eeJ;.,Djckey on' '~This Revolutionary S1. James Lutheran Church, Association will hold th,eir an- man and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'McMillan near Kercheval, were .'\ccording to legend, the Em- the brIde and Pete~ Kremllck Faith." They will also hold a nual meeting at 1:30 p.m. Sat- Nagy. New Year's Day by Rev. George press Josephine {s alf;o supposed serve.d as best man for the business meeting and enjoy des- urday, Januai'y 14, in the home installed before the altar on to have set a mode in handker- groom. sert and coffee. of Mrs. C. Henry Haberkorn Grosse Pointe p e 0 pIe who K chiefs. With great frequency she Following a. dinner at the \ The Doris White Circle will Jr. 70 Lake Shore roan. have made reservations include E. urz. raised a c;iainty lace handker. Detroit Yacht Club, th.e young meet at 8 p.m. at the home -of Business of the day will in- the James A C a u dIe s, the The men who will serve their chiE!i to her lips to offset the un- couple left on a brief honey- Mrs. George Hayward, 1969 clude election of officers and Charles R. Rutans, .Mr. and Mrs. Sa' church this year are: president, attractiveness of her teeth. Soon moon. Upon their return they Hunt Club drive, Woods. Co- discussion of the by-laws. Be- Adalbert .Tungbert, Mr. and Mr~. Frank Mann; vice-president, ladies all over the world carried will temporarily make their hostesses will be Mrs. Carl tween 75 and 100. members are \'Joseph A. O'Kroy, the Allen E. Barney Tyler; secretary, Ernest e;tquisite handkerchiefs of fash- home in Rosedale .Park.' Lanz and Mrs. John Shelburne. expected to attend the meeting Shaws, the Alfred R. Paperts, L. Baker. Jr.; treasurer, Marshall ionable lace. . , . -Picture by ~. ;T."*'".Knapp Studio Their guest speaker, 'Mrs. Ru- and, tea. . and Mrs. Florence French. Ele Noecker; financial :;ecretary, 'Unlike the linens and lawns of The former MEI:.ICENT ,ANN HESSE, daughter of dolph Olila. will present the Lemuel Stephenson; elders, centuries past, handkerchiefs to- MR. and MRS. ROBERT Lor HESSE of Merriweather topic ~'South of the Himalayas." 2 Harold J. Meink~ and Paul d~y make regular appearances road, was married in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church on' 'ChllfCh News Also on the agenda are a bllsi- announcement •.• Roth; trustee, Douglas Graham, in both office and ballroom. Yes, December 3l, to the son of MR. and MRS. CONRAD L. ness meeting and refreshments. and Sunday school superinten- Dame Fashion has deeme~ the OTT af North Rosedale Par~. ST. MlCHAEL:S The Susannah Wesley Circle dent, Thomas Couser. handkerchief as a practical EPISCOPAL ..CHURCH will gather at the home of Mrs. Mr. James The following men remain in everyday -accessory for roa- . 20475 Sunningdale Park Kenneth Kimmel. 740 Univer- Florence Hertzberg office, having been elected for dame's wardrobe. (Near' Mack and Vernier)' sity, City, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Kim- Parcells Band. Givin~.' ~ Concert mell will be assisted by Mrs. three-year, terms, and conse- \ ------,------Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman, Rector Pearl Canther quently not installed again;. • There will be a band conc~rt march. There will also be se- Wi.Uam Y. Gard. Choir Director Mabel ,Schmidt and Miss Mar- are now permanent memvers of our elders, Wa.rren Dilloway a~d EvelJ/n CoffIn l'n ~he~ Pal'cells Junl'or HI'gh lections by Bach, Beeth. oven, Jeanne D. H urs.t A....,AGO garetand coffee,Schmidt.Mrs. AfterC. R. dessertWylie Kenneth MIchel; trustees, MIl. tt. School auditorium at 8 p.m.' and con~emporary, composers.;'" Organist will sp'eak. on "The Oreatest accomplished.~ staff of beauticians. t~n .Pa~sat: Earle Miller and Marrled Here Friday January 13: There are 65 Stu9-ents John MorrIson. Robert Sunday, Jan. 15: 8, Hol)') Eu~ Faith Ever K.'1own'~ followed Paul WlDkelmann. '.' . Steen, and Ruth Ann Fprsell. h . Ch E . t ' mem bers In the school band, dh wili form a trio to. play "Danc. c arlst; 9 :30, oral u~har1s; by a regular pu.siness meeting. The festIve holiday season set rected' by Donald McNew. The. R d tt b S D E'sch Church School (P r e-S c h 001. Rebecca Circle will meet at catherine kammer AL the stage for the December 26 concert is open to the public, mg ee s, y . . I. through. Junior High); 11, Morn- the home ~f Mrs. Wendall Bird.' ,Appointments AU wi BEAUTY SALON ducts c GPHS Fathers wedding of Evelyn Mary' Cof- and the admission is free. ing pra~er land sermon. saIl, 274 Mt. Vernon, Farms, at TU 1-3300' tory gu fin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Before the concert begins A .January '56 'high school --- 8 'p.m. Co.hpstesses will he Mrs. 20455 Mack Ave., in the ,Woods Con Form Auxiliary David M. Coffin of Wolf's Neck, Robert Weber, a member of the graduate can now complete his ST. PAUL EV. LUTHERAN William Kirby and Mrs. Delmo ------~_.~~--- -~~-_.--~~---_ .. Freeport,. Maine. and John Board of Education, will talk active. duty military training 375 Lothrop Paris. After dessert and coffee,. When the Mothers Club I of FIscher rHolme, son of Mr. and briefly about th~ school elec- and return home in time'to en. Rev. Charles W. Sandrock, Mrs. Michael Geyer will p're- Grosse Pointe High School in- Mrs. George S. Holme of Bea- tion to be held on January 24. roll in collegejor the fall semes- - Pastor sent. the devotions. The .guest I C vlted their husbands to a din- consfield avenue. The, 7:00 Weber will explain about the ter. This means that a high Mr. Robert C. Wittler, Vicar speaker, Mrs. Francis ShaW'j R. ner meeting, a completely new candlelight ceremony was held importance of the bond issues school graduate may plan his will talk on "Within Two featu ring tIf'J PhonE and different organization was at .the Grosse Pointe Memorial for swimming pools and the future college and 'professional ,Thursday, Jan. 12: 8 p.m., Worlds." A regular business born. C.h.ur~h' WI'th Dr. F ran k F'ttI 0f - new junior high school. After career without interruption, as Senior Choir. \ meeting will follow. The dads decided to reverse flclatmg. his talk those whQ have ques- long as he participates in ~his ,Saturday:. 9:30, Cat e chi s m , -/~ SAS The bride wore a ballerina tions will have an opportunity local Reserve Unit. Classes} 10:~5. Junior Choir; 11, ~~ Shoes the usual procedure and organ- length gown of brocade taffeta, I to ask them. Chapel ChOIr. . The history, of chemical war- ize a men's auxiliary to the ------fare goes back 24 centuries, to Mothers' Club. They plan joint princess style with fitted bodice, The program for the winter Each experience in life makea Sunday: 9:~0, Sunday School I ancient battlefields when Greek for Infants and Children meetings ever~ other month, l?ng sleeves, swe~t~eart neck- concert will begin with a Sousa It man either better or worse: (all ages), 10.45, Sunday S.chool .r hne and bouffant SKIrt. She car- ~ , \ (Ph to 8); 10:45, WorshIp; 3, legions fought their' en-emies "Pied Pipers" are designed for littl~ f€et. C. D. C: while the mothers continue . with burning pitch and sulphur. end are expertly fitted under the direr.- their monthly luncheon meet- ried a cascade of white carna- J'unior L\.}ther League Skating. tion of Mr, William McCourt. Exch:cive- LA' Hans and variegated holly. ~. . . Tuesday: 8; ,Congregational However, it was not until toe jy at Peter Pan in Grosse Pointe. 20th Century that employment ings.First joint dinner meeting was DorisHer matronTurnbull of ofhonor,OWOS50.Mrs. -______M~:O~.A MAI::DB __.'.' =:~., . ' nl.eeting; 9. Bowling.' of poison gas' became' a mili- held Saturday night in the Michigan, wore blue velvet and tary science~ . '17045 .Kercnev"l Berkshire road homE:' of the carried a cascade of red carna------.... - t c Over 9,OPO children partici- TUxedo !.9236 James H. QueUos. Attending tions and variegated holly. "~ G d O'd D' ,..., pated in orgiinizedactivities at The man: who always leans were Dr. and Mrs. Michael Mil- George Holme, brother of the :..1.. 'hej 00 II a V8 '...P one of the Pointe Public Lib- on somebOdy else will eventu- ler, Dr. and'Mrs. Linden Bab- groom, was best man. Ushers 'J' raries during th~ past year; ally fall from his own wei~ht. ~------'------cock, Mr. and Mrs. James Bush- included Gene Record, Grosse D'..d 7\T tAp~ly to Dr':v,•.nt!. ong, Mrs. E. N. Morang. Mr. and Pointe, and George Jackson, 1'4O .- Mrs. David Creeger, Mr. and Pontiac, Michigan. Mrs. Car] Davidson, Mr. and A reception fo1l0wed at the Mrs. Stanley Lindow. Mr, and home of John's p".!rents .. The By Betty Skelton, Dodge Test Driver TIN Mrs. C. S. Piotrowsld, Mr. and I couple left for a skiing trip in ,The other day I ran onto a human intere.st story that is worthy ART Mrs. John Potter and Mr. and upper Michigan. They plan to of passing on to you. It involves an experience unknown to modern Mrs. John Staiger. reside on Chalmers avenue in motorists, especially women. Detroit. A friend of mine was marvelling at the power steering, push. W, Evelyn graduated from Fisher button controls, and all the other :features that :make today's cars Junior College in Boston.' John !lO much a joy to drive; .. @ • • is a 'student at Wayne Univer- She recalled that in 1925 her' fire shielded from the rain by a . - throtl.fh sity. brother, Joe, had started .to drive blanket, and straightened . service. • • Fir .from Detroit to EI Pa;go. The car It struck again a day later, and was one no longer made and was this time the car would steer only ( Peace Lutheran Aides totally unsuited for an overland straight ahead or tum the to ~r Plan Card~Party Fete trip. All went well for the. first right. When the road turned lelt, and J few days, but from Missouri on, J 6e hit the curve at full speed- neys 'rhe Ladies' Aid of Peace the experience 25 mph-depending on. the ruts STATEMENT.OF CONDITION, DECEMBER 31,1955 ct (PresbyterIan) Lutheran Clmrch will hold a was every .bit to swipg the car around the turn. We ~ 16 Lake Shore Rd luncheon and card party in the as harrowing It didn't work long. Eventually Ero~e ~~as some of those th'e wheels jumped out, and' Joe ~Q.UU I\HNTSTF.RS church auditorium, E. Warren FUR: w. ;1' or the' '4gers. . spent the r~st of the night in the Rev. Frank Fltt, DD at Balfour reaa, on WedneSday, RESOURCES Rev. Paul F K,.tchuJTI January 18, at 12:30 p.m. Do- .;,:.;,~J':! No hostile In- .ditch. Rev. Ben L. nation,S will be $1.50. J 'tallman :';;i.:;:::f'~j~~~s /~~s:~~e~ Tinkeri:~D:o~~~Q~~ daylight, Caah on Hand and Due from Other Banks 501,639,555 The party is the last event $ WOR~HW S~;!lVH'E :, train," but there he foUnd the trouble, a broken United States Government Securities 752,785,314 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. before Lent to be spon~ored by thp. group. Mrs. Harold Hafki, : was plenty of casting on the steering' column. Other Securities . 118,657.957 < CHURCH SCHOOL publicity chairman, asks that .:,.hostile g u m,b 0, There were two of the castings. Loans: 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. . :, mud. The reTurning the steering wheel to' the members invite their :friends MISS Skelton were no beau~ right forced one down against a Loans and Discbunts $ 495,159,222 and neighbors to attend the tHill, through highways then, rod wliich pushed the steering Real Estate Mortgages. . .'. • party. 124,666,445 619,825.667 --~------I just a thousand miles of thick, arm; to the left, the other went Accrued Income and Other Resources . 7,021,494 Christian Science clinging mud that balled up o)i down. When Joe' came to a left Bank Premises . . . . • the axles and stopped the car. tutn, he had to take the castings' . 12,524,007 FIRST CHURCH OF Custom~' Liability" on Acceptances and Letters of Credit Reading Room Every half mile or so Joe. had to off, arid reverse them. Encounter., 2,254,527 CHRIST, SCIENTIST get out and dig the- mud loose ing' a right turn. he'd have to do ... $2,014,708,521 93 KerchevQ' Suite 1 with a pIece of broken spri;og. it all over again. Oft the Hill Grosse Pointe Farms, Mictl. Either that or just stay there. This went on for an incredible LIABILITIES First 'Church of Christ Sunday Services .10:30 a.m. Disaster Strike. distance, wHh no house or city 'r Scientist Sunday School-Infants' . Th~ engine overheated, the along the way; ~or even a pass- . DepOsits: . • Room : 10:30 a.m. . . ill« motoristl At il northwest 1 Grosse f>ointe Farml radIator boiled .dry . frequently. Texas town Joe found a casting' Coinmercial, Bank and Savings., Wednesday Testl:nony $1,727.249,995 Open daily M 0 n day through Water had to be carried from Meeting , &:00 p.m. in ~ junk yard and with drier United States Government .' 87,483,535 ., Saturday-10 a. m. to 7 p.m numex:ous rain-lakes to the musie roads, madE!it to Ei Paso in good Sundays from 1:30 to 5 p,m. of thousands of ducks resting on . Other Pu.blic Funds .:. .'. • 65,553,342 . $1,880,286,872 ALL ARE: WEI,.COM£ KER9Y SCHOOL . 1 th tr k time. . , .' th Accrued E;c:penses' and :Othei Liabilities 17,305;429 '285 Kerby Road. at Beaupre elr annua sou ern e. Good tim~? Joe him~elf told Disaster struck in' the Panllan. ,'lbout it. Acceptances and LetterS of Credit. . ALL ARE WELCOME me 2,254,527 \ II dle. Southward a. far tall Joe 4'TooJt me 33 days," he said, Capital, Funds: Lt could .see stretched two deep UNow you. can make.it in' three' ~ommon Stock ($10.00 pat value) $ 26,000,000 ruts, so qeep thllt other.can and or four~ To a youngster, it was Surplus GROSSE POINTE wagons had made a parallel road 8omethi,ng of ,a lark" but now l' 74.000.000 METHODIST CHURCH on the' hi!lh~¥ay shoulder: It shudder every time I look hack . Undivided Profits ~. • _14,861.693 ---!:,!4,861 ,693 211 MorolS Road I looked f~rmida.ble; but there .was on it." $2,014,108.521 SUNDAY, JAN 15 no turning bac:.k. , Today~with. aU the. pc-wer 9:30 Morning W 0 r s hIp and Suddenly the Jiteering arm. steering, power brakes. and pow. 10:00 a.m. Mornina Worship Sermon. Church School tOT s,yspcnded slightly below the erful, smooth-running engines- Unite~ S~tes ?Overn.m~nt Securitiea carried at $183,920,849 in the foregoint statement are pledged to seCW'e public 11:%0a.m. Sunday School tiny tot s, Kindergarten. Primary and Juniors. .front axle, struck a rock in the the .average motorist shudders depoSlU!,mcluding depolltt of $22,347,008 ofth. Treaaurer. ~tate of M:ichigan, and for other purp06eS required by law. 6:20 p.m. Youth Groups 11:00 Morning W 0 r s h 1}) and high-center between the ruts. It when confronted with such a sim. ' 7:30 p.m. ~len!nl G 0 S P e J Sermon. Church School for had to be taken off, heated in a pIe thirtg as a fiat"tire! Nursery. tiny tots. Kin. Service. dergarten, Primary. Inter- mediate and Senior High. All Welcome BOARD F D ,. R E C TOR S REV. HUGH C. WHITE, POltor o .TUxedo 1-7878 Howard C. Baldwin Charles T. 'Fi15her. Ralph T. McElvenny Donald F. V.alley - Henry T. Bodn1an: Good Fenc'es for 45 Years Charlae T. Fisher. Jr. John N. McLucas James l3. Webber, Jr. Robert J. Bowman JohnB. Ford W. Dean Robinson R. R. Williams You are cordially invited to at!end .•. l'Ier, style of Fence Prentiss M. Brown B. E. Hutchinson Nate S. Shapero Ben E. YOUDg Harlow H. Curtice , Ben R. Mar8h R. Perry Shorta -II!\ • ~ Sixth Church of Christ, ~. ..r.cted lor you ' r More frie,ncls because we f;elp more people WA.' 1.6181 ~ JscludlB, Scientist, Detroit Chain Li"k AIl-St •• 1 Qnd Rustic Styl.s NATIONAL BANK '4730 Kercheval. bet. Manistiqui and Ashla'nd ~I Wednelday Evening Testimonial Meet1ng-~:OO .p.m. Sunday 8ervices--lO:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. OF Infant'" Room Open for 10:30 Service. READING ROOM - 16348 EAST WAHREN MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. Mon .• Tues., Thurs., l"rL and Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAL ¥ember F~eral Deposit Iuaurance Corporation Wednesday 10 a.M. to .7 p.m. Sunday 2 to 4:30 p.m. - I .' ., J .~-t. A; . . r J-~ .. '.' , ,- • r ,- "---,-T-~r-,~, ~~ ;=t au;:: fP ,.. A? P. CU? '!"¥' ~ '¥W .... .,..•• ..--..- • ..,.-f:'-m,..,-w ....-~w-.-...\*'...... -...... ,...... p_.II'!A---,..._ ....._.r-"'II...... ,,'*"#...... ~_ ...._F_."'1=_._....,._..__...__._-_ ....._.- ...- ...... _-_. - ...... -.Q...-~--9. • I, " 12, 1956 , .. Thursday, January '~2, "956 ' 's R 0 SSE P 0 f N T E' ;~NEW S Page Twenfy-flve Ball the M i chi g a n Council of I ne man- with the bi~est { The sw~lling, of a man', head Church Council Chu,:,che3. u. of M. Aide to Give bank account seldom has time,' ean be estimated by the amount The meeting will, .be .held in Center 'Club Ball on Friday the .13th Shake8peare Letture to ~..ind,other people'~,business, of advice he has to offer. inters Meets Mond,ay the Michigan League, Ann , Arbor. . 'A lecture, "Shakespeare and ident. Hubert Hundreds of ministers, lay Leading a }g,rge delegation Enalish Histoqr,",on Friday eve- :armonie will men and women representing from the Detroit area will be ning; January 13, will opel).~the .esiden's Ball 19 constituent com m un i 01'1 S Dr. G. Merrill Lenox, executive - , University of netroit', special 'ALUMINUM at the c1ub- more than 2,?OO churches, 30 director of the Detroit Council Shakespeare series. , :3') p.fh. din- community Councils of Churches of Churches ~and. also of the REPAIRED ••• ALL MAKES Michigan Council ,of Churches. Prof. 'G. B. Harrison of the r s and their and 65 Councils of United SASH ••• SCREENS •• F. DOORS Two new denominations will U~iversity of Michi.lJan,()ne of Churth Women, will gather be welcomed into the member- the world'. foremost Shake- 'erved in the ;irom every part of' Michigan ship of the Council. They are AIR-TEe M,ETAL PRODUCTS Co. n the sec .....Jld the Episcopal Diocese of North- spearean ,~holars, will give the ~here will be on Monday, January 16, at 6 , t ; .640 EAST 7 MILE TW. 2.7800 p.m. for the annual meeting- of ern Michigan and th,e African .ec ~e. Qne Block West of Oakland ~e. Methodist E pis cop a 1 Zion Other features in the series, eakers' table Church. Also, the affiliation of which will continue through Open 'riday""""Tllesday, , p.m. -: Sunday. 72 fo 4 p.m. s. Haeussler United Church Women of Mich- May, include two Shakespearean cnt Ralph T. FIREPLACE igan with the Council as an of- scholars, will give the lecture. ~ham. toast- ficial department will be recog- ('rkins; chair- nized. Other :featur~ in the lJeries. ~l and Mrs. WOOD which will continue througn "MICHAEL AIRAHAM In conjunction with this an- May, incluae two" Shakespear- I - 1"5. Willard J. Choice Qualiiy Hardwood nual meeting .will be held the Mrs. Chari~s 11 ean plays, a motion picture and 18 -$15.00 Cord 17th Annual Michigan Pastors three additional lectures. rs. E 3. r 1 J. Conference jointly sponsored by 11 Ther~ be no admis$ion r past presi- 24 -$18.00 Cord the M i chi g a 1'1 Cou!lcil of will . Whittaker <:harge to this first lecture by ~ntiljue~ Prices include deli.,ery Churches and the University of Prof. Harrison which begins at • • HARRY FOX Michigan Extension Service. ':;l)ecialgue:,ts 8:15 p.m. in the ,Student Union Shop O~ft Daily 10:00 to 6:00 The dates for this Conference Building on the U. of D. Mc- Daily Irs. William are Ja..l'luary16-18. Nichols Road campus. 8652. Kercheval Avenue, between Burns and Fischer '5. Gene Bur~ LA. 7-3419 Those interested in register- Mrs. Frank • ing for the conference may D~troit .14, Miehigen Telephone VAiley 2-6075 write Marlin Small, University The Grosse Pointe Wa;..Memorial's Center-elub cOmInittee for a Leap Year NOTmNGNEW The game of politics is usual- .~0 p] e who of Michigan Extension Service, dance, gather to plan the, "Friday the 13th ~al~", which will be held at 32 Lake Shor~ ly a contest built around allega- 1ions include Ann Arbor. road. Seated in front are; left ,to right: DEE WISE and AL SKYBERG; i~ the rear Television / tion and alibi. J dIe s. the art': BOB GAIL, ELAINE THOMA-S, PICK BAKER, president of the cluq~' and ~,'!r.and Mrs. Sales and Service An efficiency expert is a man ANN BROWN. ,All Pointe young single business and profes.sional people' are w~lco~e. Robelle's Beauty Salon :v:r. and Mrs. who claims he can teach another tinues until every nimrod. has ~he Allen E. man to mind his own business. had a chance to shoot. The club 19027 Mack, at Seven Mile R. Paperts, L. L. DACKEN has in its shell stock all gauges rench. GO'P W,omen 98 Marksmen"'Enrol'led eicept 2's, which are very rare. Feat..rilll • • • Electronic Laboratory I According to president Roney ... • Esk6 Permanent Waves 20313 MACK AVE. the club hopes in' the :future to H~lr Cutting • Hair Sfjding Name Officers For Farms. Trap Shooting purchase three or four guns nt ..• By Fred Runnells Walter 'Collins whO'really does which will be avaUable to those • Tinting .,nd Silver Blondin9 TU 1-27'91 Ar. election of officers and Grosse Pointe Farms Trap all the work. getting the equip- who de not own guns. ~n 'I.'hursday and Friday :Evening. ReA and Raytheon board members will take place Shooting Club, which shoots ment out and operating it, has Plans for a couple of Turkey Also FII&ials tmJ. P6(Ji~uns Televisions at the annual meeting of the set up a Junior. program under shoots and a home and home every Sunday on the prome- TUxedo 4.1130 Grosse Pointe Womens' Repub- the supervision of Emil Dufoor.. team match with Bayview Telefunken llnd I nade deck at the Muncipal pier lican Club on Wednesday. Janu- Emil is the best shot and to date- Yacht Club are well under way Granco Hi-Fi i:; gaining ip popularity in its has on three differen~ occaSions for the very near :future. ary 18, at the Little Club. -- ~- ,'~ ---r- CT5 of our very first y~ar of existence. made a perfect score of 25 ------SHAMPOO A buffet luncheo.tl will be Already 98 members have broken birds. in 25 attempts. ~:o~~•._wl'Isf)U'~a~o~~ Winter Seal RUGS and served at 12:15 p.m. with Mrs. signed up and because of this The minimum. age limit for Charles A. Dean, Jr., and Mrs. intense interest in the sport the. Juniors is nine and the kids {WHY~ TA'KE '.';!J 'fJ ALUMINUM DOOR Harold Tyree in charge of ar- Farms officials have purchased shoot every Sunday starting at OARPETS rangements. an electric trap. On Sunday, All winter s~al pro- $5450 12:30 p.rn. at which time they AND ,~ CHANCE! tll r- ducts carry full fac- _ .YOURSELF' Mr. Harvey A. Wagner, as- January 6, 47 members' and receive instructions from chan-- tory guarantee. sistant manager of engineering guests bCillgedCiwayat the' poor ~~, ).~*"",,' <'lh'l:.l' ~ ~ . --.,~ .... Complete with Installation man Dr. John R. Hyland's in- Equany a. lmporflilnt cs the roof i. th. Bi/dor Emblem. A home built for the Det::-oit Edison Com- Ji'l clay pigeons all afternoon, at struction committee. A young~ • VENETIAN BLINDS by a Bildor.memb.r of the Bui1del'1AS5ociatiol\ is backed by the pany, will speak on "The Gen- a cost of $3.00 per round. ster can qualify to' shoot with (ombin.d reputation of 600 of this area's most respected builders,' eva Conference on Peaceful For those who brought the~ and WINDOW SHADES the seniO'rsthe moment he has ...... ,'Iff'~.It~ BOOKE ~ ~ ~,- '\ the National Association of Home Builders and its Uses of Atomic Energy," Mr. Complete Repair and own shells the charge is one proven to the committee that h .J :, 't, ) National Housing Center and Housing ReseQ~ch Wagner bas been active in the NooblgotkMt oreal _ Reconditioning Service buck to shoot. Guests pay fifty knows the finer points of hand- '--.~ ~ - Institute. A Bi/dor protects your down payment With 1 Phone Now for Free Estimate Rent a Clarks Rug Shampoo role which the Detroit Edison cents' more. ling his gun and the rules of .... A , ; 0 $100,000 ~ond issued by L10yds of London. Machine by day. ]/~ day or hour Company is taking in the "~g~~~ i and make them like new. W. The club, under the direction firearm .safety. SCHREIBER PAINT ! : I I' )1 Ask to see your bc/;:cf.,'. Cerlif1col. of M.mbersltip r , CITY show you how to operata it. development of atomic power, AND GLASS CO. Phone or lee us todayl - having ~erved as coordinator, of presideo_t Ed Roney, vice The Seniors begin shooting \4"~N'~~-; .BUILDERS ASSOCIATIONj president Ledyard Mitchell and 11l108Kercheval VA 1.1339 SASH & SCREEN CO. and later as director, of its at 2 p.m. and the nring con- r , OF METROPOUTAN DETR91T I Shoes 14000 E. 7 i\fIIe Rd. Hf, Blks. West of Gratiot Nuclear Power Developme.nt B• B Paint Corp. Department. ' Idren Free Delivery. FHA T..rms No Down Payment 1570 I c. W I/Irreft For luncheon reservations r Il"t1e feet. e, !>. Campbell. ownt'f. Grosse Pte. at Balfour call TU 1-6412, T1J 2-5117, or r the dlrec- Open Fri. Eves. t. Exclusive- TUxedo 1-1011 TU 1-061.1before noon on Mon- 1nte. LA 7-3700 LA 7-3932 - day, January 16. All Republi- I can women in the area are' c,!r- 01 dially invited. I A. G.:1'lARX £0. ASPHALT SLATE TILE Handy Hints ROOF BEPAIRS On Sweaters RE-ROOFING ' SHEET METAL WORK Nothing adds more brightness TIN OR COPPER SKYLIGHTS GUTTER ~ONDUCTORS and sparkle to a suit or skirt than a soft wool sweater. Or ARTHUR G. MARX Estab. 1914 perhaps you should'say a clean, fresh sweater. And there is noth- WAinut 1-4330 8106 Mack Avenue ing like soap and water to chase all the dirt and grime out of your sweaters. Many people are a little timid about washing their own wool- Fireplace Chimneys e:)s but if a few simple rules are observed your sweaters will CLEANED come out brighter and ~ewer Over 40 veal'S experience In cleaning looking. , ilnd repairing defective fireplace chim- neys and dampers. Before your sweater K any- Chimney Screens Installed where near the water, measttr'e We :lllso furnish chimney screens :for it so Jo'ouwill know the size to protection against Spa r k s. Birds, make it after it is washed. The SquIrrels, Bl!t.s. Etc. most important rule in washing FURNACE. BOILER AND INCINERATOR CHIMNEYS CLEANED your sw;eater is, do Dot use hot 8000 Linwood water. Hot water shrinks' wool- J. C. Kinggo & Son Phone TY 5-92 I 0 ens into harsh monstrosities halt their proper size. The water should be wrist temperature, never warmer than 100 degrees F. Use a mild soap and work up a good cleansing lather. Use a Wet Basements• .soft brush to work the suds Made'dry! ExternaHy sealed. , gently into any particularly soil- No digging, no injury to lawn ed spots. Then put the sweater directly or shrubs. into the water and squeeze the Get our winter prices now. suds into it with your hands. The ear says If) and the price won't stop yOU!' Mak.e sure you use plenty of water because an insufficient amount will cause the sweater to shrink. Rinse the ,weater. at least tl1'reetimes so you can be posi- Inl!est in])epellda1Jilit!J. ..1Jet~BonllSin Go! tive all the soap is out. The rime water too, shoul,d not be any warmer than 100 degree F. ' u Squeeze, do not wring, as You can buy it on its name alone-thfs big, . - Team this terrific PoWer plant with Pon- much water as possible' out of high-powered '56 Pontiac-and be safe in tha,. tiac'. all-new Strato-Fu,ht Hydra-Matic. Lavigne Aulo Sales MIY POIIn,c IUllr IS the sweater and then lay it on knowledge that you couldn't make a better and you'v~'got the mnootheet take-off that Out 23rd Year a bath towel todry, shapmg it to POWERIDI' ntl- GREAI HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE the measurements taken before investment in.dependeble, carefree motoring. eVer brightened a highway. washing. Be sure you do no.t The good things you've been bearing about And remember-this easyhandling dreamJs STRATO-STRIAKIIGIII lay it either in the sun or 'near Serving All of Gross. Point. Pontiac for years asSure you. that;'- actually among the big~, huskiest C8l'B built! a hot radiator. We Specialize In When your sweater is dry, But "go" is the wordfor '56! Perfonnance.so Now for the final test-head for the open press it lightly to' remove wrin- new and dramatic it mUst 1>9 experienced to- road and a,me landmarks you can chaIienge~ Hudson Used ears kles. be' believed! Wip8' out a hill. StrSighten a curve. Smooth 14201 E. Warren, at Newport f --...--...--...--...~ --...-'-"j A short !pell behind the wheel,will nail a:8tretch of rough'road that'g both~ you! Announcing the opening ofj that down. Come along for a drive" and lee. Now Bee why they'Ie ~g thiI the..geat.. VAlley 2-3459 j - " Wsiting for the light to change, you can't 8I5t "go'~on wheels? More than that-it'. the greatest buy On is IS0 l) lS"ll ~ j , PI.,;!t~' j hear the engine. But touch your toe lc the' wheels! And that too, i8 easy to prove. = COA~ ' acceleratOr and there'll • toJl8llt of power, j h"auf,! Salon ! BParkediby th~most advaneed engine of them , Look at :the price tag-check our \deel- 5140 MT. ELLIOTT ~RAI1.,o'IA,"~ j 18020 MACK, near , all-the. blazing 227~h.p:Strato-Streak V-8. nothing will stop it from being Y01lr8t ~ WA 2.8000 oPft*. 19Iff.8...... t Washington, Gro~se Pointe' t .' -.4."4" Fifty Year' In ' 19ft - j IntroduCto~ Special! t j $12 PERMA~E~T t -' . 0 I $6~O ,,, 4 ., n Y Complete , fLUMBE,. I J ALL WORK Gtl'AltANTEED J Rough and Finish Lumber, Including B••• " Doors, Plyw~d, Building Materials 'lph,llli S.lolj ~18020 MACK TV 5-0240' I ..... ~~~.~'-'~-.r. . 1 ( .,~ • , - he,. ~ ._. __ ---..<~ ...--0. ~_ _ ... _ '. - "<- , . J' Thursday, January 12, 1956 Page Twenty-six G R O'S"5E P0 J N 't'E, N EW-S Bo~. rim an!i the. Juniors })lay-l take ov~r the important dutl~. 'Top Church ..'5' ing the Girls gym at Grosse of runmng the league. Georg. Pointe Reserve Cagers CHRYSLER HORSEPOWE9 In Pointe,. High School. . Neirinck, one of the. charter 1956 3008 FEArURES 340 Fast Start, ,With the r~gnation of Ty members of the .lea~e I. tern. The GroSse Pointe Church Tyson as' director of the league porarily handling the directors Maintain Clean Record. Basketball League' ,opened its the search' is on "for a man to duties. Grosse Pointe's unbeaten Re- power wa~ impressive but its seventh season last Saturday, tlerve basketball team added defense which held Monroe to January '7, with a full ~chedule six field goals drew the precise 'Monroe to ia long list of vie- of coaches and spectators. alike. in both the' Senior and' Junior tims ~r'riday, January 6, when The Pointl:rs attack produced divisions. they tumbled the Trojans, 64 to 29 field "goals of which Board- l~ the senior division, Woods .We~Want A ,BmER 32, before 2,700 spectators in man collected eight and Marty Presbyterian, i954-55 champions, the Pointers' new gymnasium. Andrews of the second team g'ot The victol"V enabled the. Blue picked up where, they left, off .J four which gave him a tie with . , Devi1s to keep their unbeaten Monroe's Bar t 1e y Baker ;or last year by beating the Mern- Building Materials .Salesman string aH've at six straight and runner-up scoring honors with orial Seniors,. 29 'to 23, behind in the manner in which they did eight points. ' the sharp' shooting of Lars He will call on oar Detroit and Southern Miehigan Jobbers it stamped them as a first class 1. An'derson v,''l'ho' co,nected '16 favorite to cap t u r e the un- Frem the foul me Monroe and their Dealers to sell and promote our accepted lines of official Border Cities League out8cored the Pointers 20 to (I points. for individual honors. Asphalt Roofing and Trade Sales Paints. He will receive a reserve chllmpionship. but this was mainly due to the Purdy paced the losers with' 13 salary plus expenses and operate' under our establlsbecl Gros. fact the Blu~ Devils ::ommitted bonus plan. He should be eXperienced in the specifIc sala Paced by its captain, Br.u~ 31 personal fouls which gave points. first s" of Roofing, Paint or the Building Materials field in general Boardman, who scored 13 pom the Trojans 40 chances from the The St. Paul Longhorns handi- Border in the initial quarter and earned and be somewhere between 30 and 45 yea~ of age. '11ds is to Mom individual scoring honors with charity line as compared to the Iy "defeated the Methodist Mus~ a challenging opportunity with a stable, progressive Janua!") 19 points, the Devils jumped to Pointers 13 attempts. tangs, '32 to 11, as Blondellccon- company. Write and tell us your qualifications. Box M~15, pool. a 27 to 19 lead in the first eight nected for lO'points for St. Paul Grosse Pointe News. In th minutes ot play and coasted to Decorative Art Films ' to take. scoring honors. Zoeekler , Banach victory. This en a b 1e d Coacr. ' . paced tIie losers .with' eight. The ,fortune. John Thursby to open the gates Scheduled at Institute . ,A n~w; more':'ppwerlul 1956 mod~loi .the car'. which' ..won. both NAS'CA.jt ~md' Longhorns .team is made up of lias slee] of mercy and substitute freely __ AAA Stock Car Chainp!~m~hlps in 1955.is the Cfuysler300B. 'ltfeatu:r~s a 3.w..h,9rse- ,players from St. Paul's Junior ~_:-='llIllIIlIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllUlllllIlIlIIlIlllIllIIl.lIlllllllllllllllllllllllHlIIIIUllIlIlIIU1I111t11111ill1lUmUm1llUlIlIUllll1ll1ltUlIIII"1II11l1ll1l1l1llAll1I11Pj meets b for the remainder ot the con- Four films about the decora- power Chrysler. FirePower V-,8 engine, special ,road-hugging :'suspension,. ,an ov~r.a11. division team.;. which '.won. the _ I .have hi: test. tive arts-glass, Pottery, china heigh~ of 58.6 inch~s, specia1.leath~r "cockpit" interior 'anti siniPle chJ.:ome., treat~.e~.!:. JUrnniOtfhCerotwhl.nrdlassetnYl.Oerarg'.am~ st. ~ -. I .as this !_= ~ differen t G~~~~~pd~m8~~~~~~~~------~--~----~------~~-----~~~~0 I d befo . th Trojans , . I , '., " . " . r , .', " • " . 'James Lutheran .clipped the ~ 'story of ~ere a~~e to mo:~ th: ball past of charge on Friday, January clii~ti-ist, .will .speRle 'on . i'The M' . l-n:lS t'e' r' 's' - S' 0' n-' . .Christo'Churcn Tigers, 27 t~ ,14. s=~ D~trol.t~S ~T ~w~st II ing me mid 'court as the Devils re- 20, at a p.m in the. Lecture Hall ... EI .', €hild and His Parents." A sixth" . '...... '.Maim led. the: wiJ~ners ,¥ith. 13 ~ ..L"~ ~ ~ 'particip peatedly stole, the ball to score of the Detroit Institute of Arts. . ementary gr~de,'sihging:gro-up'will.operi BaJks 'Robbery points while Trowbridge paced I ~ . Thrall on 8010 dashes :from mid court. "The Corning Glass Center," h the program... '...... :., ..~ ...... : the lc.sers: .'with: 12', points for ~ H· h F.d -Z- Devils a To open the s'econd period, in color, shows rare and un- Sc 001 N'ews' A mem:ber ,of , the Board':of A' . b runner-up honors. ~ 'J'g 1 e Ity and nee f Thursby !"ubstituted an entire usual. glass objects and the . '.. " Education ',wiil ex'plain 1 the C h .~aYll~~t .aK.it~~mPtL.to.ro A, big.'Memoria! Di~sel t~am ~_:a" . ~hich new team which held the Tro- making of a Steuben crystalll issues involved. hi. the -School.. r.,IS,t t e, ng utheran completely dominated. its game := 'Jng by t jans at bay while building the dish :from molten glass globe to POUPARD SCHOOL EJection"January 24.. Church, Mack near Loehmoor, with' the St. Paul Panthers to ~ )lictory Pointers' lead to a comfortable -finished product. "Wedgwood- • • • the second in. i~cerit weeks was win, 39 to 8. Ronnie' Harper: ,and ~ Center Jinal ] . t h If'- The Wednesday, January 18, ,.' d 5' "d .'. J' MOd f h' h .' t :s: ;.event v; 43 t 0 16 margm a a tIme. A Livmg Tradition," p~~tures in TROMBLEY SCHOOL mppe atur ay, Jauary 7,' by. ohu',' oran tle or 19 pom = meeting Of the Poupard P-TA W G ff . h 12 . t T d _~_- The s~a~ting i:am, -of Board- color th~ st~ry of ~he creation promises to be of special in- The Trombley SchoO'l Parent- alter e ert, Jr., sQn of the honors WIt , pom s. e - Come, in and browse- around '. Bill man, Mllhes, PrIce, Wade and of the hlstorlc Enghsh blue and terest. Teacher Association meets in pastor. Trefner, Terry McDonald, John ',cher, D I .Dan Go Medley, returned to the con- 'white jasper ware. . ° the school auditorium at 8:15 Two boys, 14 and 13, had ,Urso and ~nke Lynch each col- = Let our 33 years experience in ~udio ;jans' H test to start the second half to "The Doctor Ordered Clay" .The mam tOPIC o~ the eve- p.m. on Monday, January 16. raised a ladder to Rev. Geffert's lected a fl~ld goal to make up ~ jnflict further dam age but tells the history of Worcester nmg, report cards,. v.:lll be pre- Dr. Edgar E. Willis, associate office. The noise attracted 'the the losers' total. ~ assist you in choosing ~ music system ~nd Sau " 1 bb ... l' ilL" 5'1 " . sented by Mrs. WIlham Grant, . G ff 24 h . d Th W d. Presbyterl.an =. ,tire dist f ound a surprIsmg y stu orn pOJ.ceam. Ivmg 1 ver IS _ t W'lr F . t professor of speech University younger. e er,t ,.W 0 seIze e. 00" ~ .to fit your individu~1 needs. Le~ding ',touch Ot T:o~a~e~:f~~gS~t wp~~~~~:ldt;: ~~ st~ry .Oigh.an.dwfugh\ sil. ~:~fai ~~~~ t:::h~~:ns :::3. of ~iChigTan will taik on "Edu- ~hp~n1;-~~~~-~~~~I he' pushed [li~O~h;fs~_ncf~~d ~~~~rYfO~ :_~_= makes to choose from. three in ' . d . d Th Ib t r d v -'th~ OWln In .co Ot SI v.er- Principal Hammel. Part of the cabonal Y." llattle in ttur . perla. e su s re urne SIDl mg sopsh m Amerlca, t t' "1 - R b rt L't . The .boy wriggled :free but he feited when' it was, unable to ~ ' 1 . d to 13 E gl d d S ed d h' pres en a lOn WI.. report on a '0 e al ner, program [1 1ete team = :jans. for th e flna peno sc('re n an an w en an IS- . h . 'd. and his companion' .were .latp.r 00l" a ~omp . = points to complete the route. torical in the Metropolitan sur~ey recently done WIth the c aIrman, sal . fr .11 == De'lro••f AUDIO Company _ Had Grosse Poi:lte's 0 f fen 5 i v e Museum. aSSistance of Poupard parents. "Parents who heard Dr. Willis picked up by Woods police .. One League campe 1 IOn WI con- 1_ ' , .ner the Dr. Lynn Bartlett, director of speak at PI'e...~ce last year were also admitted' ,according to.' De- tinue each Saturday until the t:ome hOr pupil personnel for the Grosse greatly impressed by the scope tective Sgt. Walter O'Dell and Senior division has played two ~ 16020 f. WARREN, near Devonshire Phone TUxedo 4.4014 and still Pointe School System, will of hig talk and his speakin'g Detective Everett Plumb, trying rou;nds' and ct~e ~unior division ~ Store Hours: Noen to 9 p.m. Daily - Saturdays 9 to 6 BCL rac, speak on the school election of style. We are fortunate to be to rifle the church the night three. Games oegm. at ~:30 a.m. ~ . , loss and wIOththe. Seniors playing in the ~lIIl11l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l11lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!~HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1II111/1111111111111111111111111mlllllllllllllllllllllllil/lllll 110 Matter When! 110 latter "herel January 24 when voters will be able to have Dr. Willis On our of Dec.. 26 ' _" ' , in the st WE CARE FOR THE THINGS YOU CARE FOR uk~~~?ro~~eb~ding pro~a~T~ooming~ap~ Th~ 13~9~~dsaid ~~.e5SS~~~~saa~~~s~5S~SS~~$~eSSe555~$5. 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F"'_-'_-.._ _ _ 4 m__ ._.~ •..- ._ Q 1lI$f.I1IOIIII ._q " , --.-_..,p_._ __ ,Thursday, January 12, '1956 :. 195& : <' GROSS,E, POINTE NEWS Page Twenfy-seve.. ~ . :;: --- tant duti •• e. Georg. Councilwoman Congratulates qutb6ard Club Officers Blue Devil (7agersWin, ne charter ue is tern. Discover Star in Murvay !: directors A new star ascended on Grosse ities w'-ereprovided. Every game Pointe's b~k~tba.U scene last the Blue Devils ha~e played to date this year has proven this Friday, .January 6, as the Blue prediction. The new gym seats Devils smothered the Monroe 3500. 'rrojans~ 62 to 31. to win their first Border Cities League game of the, current campaign. National Title In an attempt to get more an scoring punch, into his varsity To Pointe Pair lineup, Coach Howard MacAdam dug into the Blue Devils reserve Bill Bryant and Russ Pac. squad and came up with bull- like Mark Murvay, truly- a dia- qtlet~e of the p~inte team~ up mond in the rough. Murvay was to WIn the boys doubles m the promoted from the reserve as' Eastern Open badminton cham- Grosse Pointe High lost its 'l'urner smashed the 120-yard collateral to cover the Devils pionsrups held at Goucher Col- first swim meet of the current individual standard with a time saggi?g stock but didn't rate a lege, at Baltimor~ December Border Cities League campaign of 1=26.3. Grosse Pointe's ..ned- startmg berth. 29-30. ' /~ to Monroe, .47 to 40, last Friday, ley relay team of Lester Cut. January 6, m the Trojans' home ler. Hal Joerin, Joe Moore and ~owever, . after .the Devi.ls Bryant also captured tha pool. Ed Nicholson posted a record coupled 8: bnef s"corm~ spurt m mixed doubles event with the In the 26 years coach Frank 1:37.5 time for the 160-yard the, open~? perIod .wIth Mon- help of Marcia Dotson of St. Banach has be,~n directing +-he medley relay. roe s mabIlIty to score from the Paul Minnesota. fortunes of the Blue Devils he . ... floor to take, a 16 to 6 lead, "" ~ Murvay wa;; sent into the lineup BII~ an~ Russ fell, b~ the has seen his teams w' d 1 . :t was the VIctOry In thIS meets by a lone po.nt1nbatn ose event that pulled the Devils to as a replacement for Sandy waysIde I~ the boys smgles IIIIIJlllllfllllmlllllJ1 • , I U never within thre 'n' t Smith. event when they lost ~o Ed have his teams lost one as close e. ...o,,?s , Hreljac of Ontario, Canada.,. as this one. Actually the point ~6 to 3~" gomg mto . From .then on It was an en- who went on to win the st.'lgles fi difference doesn't tell the true nd decId~ng even~. tlrely d.ifferent game as far as crown. . I story of one of the most excit- The Pomters WIll travel to the Pomters were concerned. .' ing meets the Devils have ever Wyan~otte ,for their next meet Murvay used his big frame to . BIll was runner-up i.n the I participated in. on FrIday, .January 13, and on completely control both back- sll:gles event last year :m. th.e Throughout the meet the paper: are flgured to be a sli~ht boards to give the Devils ample MId-west tourney. held at Chi. Devils and Trojans battled neck f~vorlte to get back on the wm. scoring opportunities which they :ago and along WIth Pacq~ette and neck until the final relay nmg track. ~ashed in: on' and moved to a 32 IS .a needed m~D.lber o~ the . which found the Pointers trail- Summaries to 16 lead at halftime. Murvay Umted States Jum~r badmmton ~ chipped in four points in the team. Bryant also IS a member ~g by three points,,36 to. 39. A 40-yd. Free Style-Sauer (M), second quarter rally of the Grosse Pointe Badminton I ;":Ictory by eIther team m the Nicholson (GP), Wachter (GP). W'th M ' I .' Club which plays at the Grosse flOal 160-yard, speed relay Time 19.1; 100-yd. Breast Stroke . 1, urvay ea.dmg the way Pointe High School weekday eve~t would wm the meet. -Williamson (M), Goodnow In t~e fmal two penods, the Blue evenings and Saturdays and I .. DeVIls completed the rout of th~ Sundays ' Elli Wachter" ~ich Schlei- (GP), Vogel (M). 'rime 1:07.6; ther, Dave WhIttmgham and 200-yd. Fre,e Style _ Huffaker • • • • COUNC~~WOMAN BLANCHE PARENT WISE congratulates incumbent candi- team that previously tumbled . I pan, Goodnow raced the T~o- (GP), Owens (M), Pongracz; 'The Belle Isle ..outboard Club date Nick K.~rns upon his re-election as Commodore of the Belle Isle Outboard Royal Oak who had in turn Jans Hoffman, McBee, Beltino (GP). Time 2:04.9; 1007yd. Back held its annual Award Dinner Club t th 1.1 1 d d' h ld t th W V 11 If CI b humbled the Pointers in the BE SURE a,nd ~auer throughout the en- Stroke - Cutler (GP), Goes . .a e ann a .awar, mner e a, e arren, a ey Go u on January opening league game of the I Dance at the Warren, Valley 7. HIS flag offIcers look on. Shown left to right: Mrs. Wise, VICE COMMO. season. tlre dIstance only to see Sauer (M), Frey (M). Time 1:0'5.5; ""1956 'Of YOUR TOUR' touch out Goodnow by a scant 100-yd. Free Stvle - Hoffman Golf Club last Saturday, Janu. DORE WILLIAM BEERS, ~COMMODORE KERNS, TREASURER RALPH HIPP- Butch Moreland, lanky veter- thre€: i:tches to turn the tide of (M), McBee (M), Schleicher ary 7, to honor their season LER arid SECRETARY GALE CUMMINGS.' an center, earned runner-up ,?attle m the favor of the Tro- (GP). Time 57.8; Diving-Staf- high point winners in fouI,' scoring honors with 13 points Jans. ford (GP), Jeric (M),' Moore classes. I < :I N .' hb h 'd 5 before he was forced from the I Had Good:t0w been the win. (GP). Points 47.3; 120-yd. Ind. Tom Iwoaka, the .Japanese B B " ' elg or 00 S game because of injuries suf- ny ner the Pom,t~rs would ha,:e Medley-Turner (M), HttiIakp.r lad who suffered near fatal in- fered in a melee under the (:ome home wItn a 44 to 43 wm (GP-), Valmassi (M). (New rec- 0 a 'f ant e r s S 4-4014 juries in the last regatta of the, tart ehedule boar-lis, which loosened four of and still b~en the leaders in the ord). Time 1:2:5.3;160-yd. Med- ~eason held at Belleville, was his front teeth. Butch said later ~ 6 BCL race :nstead of a 47 to 40 ley Relay-Grosse Pointe (Cut- the big winner. Still showing By Frea R:JJtmeJls --- he got someone's knee' in the ""111111111"111""11 , !oss and tle~ for second place ler; Joerin, Moore, Nicholson). slight effects of his accident . The .Junior Division of the face as he fought for the ball. ln t~e standmgs. However, the (New record). Time 1:37.5; 160- which hospitalized him for six r ~ Girls Basketball' League' of the Grosse Pointe was best in all Devlls will have a chance f?r yd. Speed Relay-Monroe (Hoff- weeks, Tom was able to accept Neighborhood Club opened .Jan- departments, scoring 21" field revenge ,when they entertam man, McBee, Bellino, Sal.ler). ,the club trophy as the high During the s e cold win~er Prams with 'which they held a uary 5 with two games. goals to the Trojans nine and Monroe In the local pool on Time 1:24.6. point winner in hoth th~ A and days when most sailors are en- twelve race series that ended In the first the. Basketeers connecting for 16 of 29 free Book now for February 17. B Utility class. Ray Scott was joying the warm confines of late in December. Mac Dickie outplayed the Pengu~ns, 37-7, throws to Mortroe's 13 of 31 at- their clubs there is a band of 'won the Sabot tI.tle. 'th H 1 V d . Monroe captured five first awarded the D Utility pnze and WI e en an ermerlicre tempts. S C .." . har'dy so.uls at t~e. Little Nort.h All thI'S proves what a bunch scor' g 1'7 po. t t tak t p~aces to the Devils' f,our in the ports- ars Ray ~ntz and Joe Olmsted Star SaIl Club, m St. ClaIr f t' h m f h m,.,S 0 e op Ropnie Fine chipped' in 10 EUROPE nme event meet but It was the . . picked the trophies for the A Sh 0 energe IC guys can do once onors or t e .Dasketeers. points '!'orhI"S'best.game to date. ores, who are busy getting th t th' . d "~ Cook's, world's leading tour Devils' ability ~o capture thE;I Show Waited and B Hydro classes, respect- ready for a season of ice yacht ey ?e . e~r m.m ,s to i~..Actu-. In the second game after a Gordon Sachs replaced Hal Som- operators, have planned these seconds and thlrds that kept ively. racing. ally, It JS this type .of spmt and nip and tuck first half, Grosse mershield, who will be out for Escorted. Tours. Listed below them in the meet. ' The large gathering of mem. • hard w~rk that built the No~ih Pointe Woo d s . girls came the rest of the season with in- with minimum fares, they sail One of the largest shows of Competition never stops at Star SaIl Club u f th . on famous liners and COver all , Two poo1 recor ds wen t by. , bers and guests gave Comma- N "p rom no mg through in the final half with a juries. Although Sachs didn't o!'th Star. Both winter and ba k 1946 h th I b favorite routes: the boards with each team foreIgn and Amerlcan sports dore Nick Kerns of 1342 Berk- c In w en e c u was 16 to 10 victory. Sue Mg,nn'and hit the scoring, ,column, except ~ . summer North Star skippers formed HIGHLIGHT TOURS ~_ sharing honors, cars ever assem1led in the shi=e a tremendous ovation on are battling for prizes. In the . C ~ Pat Butler tied with six points for one field goal, he turned in o ged ------United States, including over 50 his re-election to commodore 12 h,arte~ Members apiece in, basket shooting. The an excellent. defensive 'game. 42-45 days, 7 couritries ••• l181 summer they compete in DRYA A pa.ssage taken from the F ' d POPULAR VACATION TOURS' new and contrasting old models, for 1956. regattas and their own club Club's constitution tells how lyerettes had the night off With the addition of Murvay . 40-46 days, 6 countrIes •• ~$921 Wayne Skeds will open January 13' at the The occasion was graced by races and during the winter at the members chose the club's having drawn a bye. and Sachs to the lineup the o HEART 01' EUROPE TOURS Henry Ford Museum in Dear- the presenCe of Detroit Council- local arid national ice boat"re. name., It reads: "For ages the' The Senior Division will start' lineup the Devils could find 35 days, 6 countries•••••• $914' . Fencing Tilts born for a three-week period. woman Blanche Parent Wise, gattas, North Star has been a guiding Thursday night, . January 1~, themselves on the road to re- '0 PICTURESQUE-TOURS the mother of Detroit's first Easy to Build light for,' the mariner. What with Metro Club and W.A.F.s covery after suffering two 51-55 days, 6 countries •• $1190 This year's show, entitled An 11.match fencing schedule, Riverama. All this started four years could be more welcome to the playing the eight o'clock game. league loses in three starts. NORTHERN SCENIC TOURS "Sports Cars in Review," will be o which includes contests with six Mrs. Wise, assured the Belle ago when past commodore Paul' sailor who is lost- than that The Ramblers <;irewa bye.. Troy Norton paced, the losers 48-49 days, 8 countries, featurlng the fourth presented by the Western Conference foes as Scandinavia ••• , ••••••• $1228 Museum, and will illustrate the Isle Outboard Club they would ;Kohler showed up at a club bright shining star. pointin:g the The junior schedule for .Jan- with eight points on three field well as Notre Dame, will keep receive the very first considera- skating party with his little DN way north? In appreciation to uary 12~follows: goals and two free throws. o 6-COUNTRY TOURS . evolution of the personal car , 3S days, Cabin Class •••• $1306 Wayne University's squad in tion when plans get underway 6 Oice boat. He was the t~k of that fait~uI beacon, we have, 6:30. Red Devils vs. Bask"' '. Gro~se Po!nte will attempt to ; during the last 40 years. th o CLASSIC TOURS action from January 20 through for the 1956 Riverama. She also e party and Paul bemg a chosen it as a symbol and name ete~rs. Keep Its wmning ways intact SO-55 days, 6 countries •• $1413_ F~bruary 25. Outstanding cars from Eng- congratulated Com mod 0 reg 0 0 d salesman co:r;vinced the for our club which shall be Woods when it entertains Wyandotte OLD WORLD VACATION TOURS land, France, Germany and the Kerns and the members for the No~th Star sa~lors it is much kCnown as the North Star Sail ett7~::5. G.P. vs. Flyer- on Friday, .January 13. o The Tartar swordsmen, who United States will be displayed 48-49 days. Designed for younger wonderful show they put on ,eaSIer to sit. and ride rat~er lub." To some it is amazing that open their season against the in a vast 20,000 ft. exhibition people 118-28) ••• ,' ••• ~•$1 573 I last August when th~y' ran the than work theIr legs off gettmg Starting with 12 c h art e r Penguins Bye. 2700 spectators crowded into'the UnIversity of Detroit on Janu- area. Many of the cars are being o GRAND TOURS. First Class :first closed cours'e outboard over the surface of the "hard members, four of .whom are still ------new gym but to ~s it it not. We throughout. 56 days ••••• $2285 ary 20 at U. of D. will fence all shipped from Europe,' and will but two of their opponents be making their first public ap- race that had been seen on the water." With the club, this littl~ band can remember just a year ago •-I ~h.ck chole. for folder•••• away from Detroit. The Iowa Detroit River in decades. Paul's biggest selling point of men didn't hjtcli their wagon Fly p p when the Pointers thought they l!J end return this ad to pearance in this coun,try. ers To Ie See Your Local Travel Agent and Illinois match on Satur.day, was the fact the DN 60's are to a star, ~hey just us~ it as A . · t. were playing to the best crowd Headlining the array will be easy to build. and inexpensive. a symbol. Following, pretty . they could hope for when the or February 18, will, be the only the Ghia "Gilda," a super- nn'uncza zon local action of the season. LegIon ~oInen Pledge That first winter there wasn't much, the pattern used by Cres- games were played in the. old streamlined car of the future much more than talk but, the cent Sail' Yacht Club, which By Dick Letscher gymnasium which held a capa- Thos. Cook & Son, In addition to Western Con- designed by the famed Italian Aid to AAA Soldiers ' following fall Kqhler began also started very small years city crowd (if 700. We predicted ference foes, Notre Dame and Carrozzeria Ghia, one of the talking up his pet project and ago, the North Star Sail Club The St. Paul Flyers toyed many years ago that Grosse Inc. Detroit, the Tartars will also world's foremost experimental Upon an urgent request from by the time Mother Nature began operating out of the Gen- with Annunciation last Thurs- Pointers would :tur!l out in huge 1244 Washington BI~4. 1'=!nce Case Tecto of the PAC designers. Sgt. John W. Himes of Battery had-formed a glaring sheet of eral Boats Harbor under the day, .January 5, to win their numbers, if proper seating facil- Detroit WO 1-6631 and Fenn College in a January Underslung with a cockpit for "A", 85th AAA Guided Mis.:;ile, ice on Lake St. Clair seven new g':lidance of C'ommodore J~ff second league game, 41 to 27, , 21 match at Cleveland. Case two, the long, metallic body of Tech is the only conference n Battalion. Mrs.' Ruth. Allen, boats were completed. RIc~deau who hel~ the rems to remain in contention for the F the "Gilda ends in two tails The proud new owners de- durmg those :formatIve years of bunting in the, Big'9 Parochial school that has :fencing. that start at the cockpit. When president of Grosse :Pointp. Unit cided to name their boats after 1946 and '47.' fee CourQe''If1J 1-0 Econom"lcs' tested in wind tunnels in its 303 of the American Legion Santa Claus' reindeers. F red In 19;!7the Club moved fmm League Confer.eJ?ce.. S~E how a truly fre~ economy can make full employment, PARCELLS CONCERT native ~Uril'l, Italy, the rear- Auxiliary, haz pledged the sup':' Kagel, 1954 commodore and General ;Boats to the Michigan The Flyers Jumped off to an raIse rea~ wages and mt~test, lower prices, lower 'prices and On Friday, January 13, the engine powered machine reach- port of Unit members in' se- skipper of his L boat "Joy Jill," Boat Harbor, another commer- early lead and' were ne~er red,uce taxes, EXPLOR~ this famous lO-week course that Music Department of Parcel1s ed 125mph witli a racing 'engine. curing furnishings' needed to was as proud as punch when he cia! boat basin. Later that sea- threatened exc~pt for o~e bnef delIvers the answers. A stimulating experience. No previOUS Junior High School will present Another premier car is a racy provide a homelike atmosphere drew the name "Blitzen." son it moved to the Club Lido :noment early In ,th.e ~hIrd per- 'trainin~ necessary. "Progress and Poverty," outselling all at the camp. iocated at the foot AU this ,started' back in 1952. which is just across the channel lO~ .when ~nunclaho?-' came eoonOlTUCbooks .combined alld third in circulation of all its First Annual Winter Band French Gregoire, with body by ', th t t" h N t wIthm one pomt of a tIe 25 to non~fiction, will be available at $1.50. No obligation. Concert in the school auditor- Chapron of Levallois-Perret, of Lenox Avenue, the camp' has Smce a Ime t e orth S ar from the present site wher,e the . '.' A nd E ium. There will be no admission which is being shipped by ,boat only been occupied for the.past winter fleet has increased to 25 Club now stands O~l Paul K~l- 24.. At thIS pomt the .Flyers, tte venings Once a Week for 10 Weeks at charge for this concert, which exclusively for the Museum six months. boats with five new DNs mak- ly's Emeraid Beach Boat Har- b:hmd the sharpshootmg of GROSSE POINTE LIBRARY will begin at 8:00 'p.m. show. Needed hy the battalion are ~ng thei:~'bo.: this :year accord: bor property. Prior to the :final BIll, VC1'lnulan and Ga~ An- large rugs for the lounge room mg to ICE:boat chmrman RemI move the Club operated out of der~on, took over. and bwlt up Ker~heval and Fisher-Mon., Jan. 16 (any size rugs, throw rugs or ,De Bla.ere, . the St. Clair Boat Harbor. a SIzable lead ~hic~,was never Also free courses by correspondence, write for infol'mation CITY OF runners can be used) chairs ' G~lDS N~tllonal R~king , Of the 83 members 63 are t!1reatened ag.am., HENRY GEORGE ,SCHOOL. 1535 National Bank Bldg. tables, lamps and radio;. A tele~ Durmg the ~hort eXlstenc~ of boat owners ,of various sizes Coach Eddie Lau'er took ad- vision set would be most wel- the. fleet the. club ,has ~alned and design. The club has one of vantage of the ~asy fashion his Detroit 26 natIonal prommence, partIcular. the hottest L class fleets in the team' handled Its opponent to Chartered by University of the. state of New York. :Registered '(t), ] • t-In . . Michigan Corporation and Secunties Commission. Member AduU "'O~1!!" '#tIn d 'ett'fm~ come, even a broken one Whl~h ly during the 1954..55 season, area led by Tommy .Hanson shuff1e,~hislineup and 'repeated- Education' Association of United states • ~7tJI~ ," ~.....::J would not ne:d ~oomuch repaIr. when Bill Sporer captured the .who barely. misse( winning the ly substituted his second string- Anyone' wlshmg t~ donate National DN championship, the Detroit Riv,er YaChting Associa. ers. , -----...,.------~======"'--- any of the nee~ed artlcles may Scripps Trophy; the Northwest tion season championship 'by a Vermulan, who pla,yed only N aT ICE OF HEARIN G ' do so by, call11?-gMrs. H~zt:;l championship and the Club scant fraction of a point Other~' halt of the game, emerged as -I • Allor, ~ommumty S e r v 1c e championship. Bill also was ice- in this fleet are' past, cpmmo- the game's" individual scoring Chairman of the Legion unit, at boat chair~ap. last year but dores Fred ~agel, and' Alee leader" with 10 points. He was ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Tuxedo 5-4872; Mrs. Ruth ~llen, will be forced to forego defense Chapman, Ed. Ernst :and Walt closely. followed .by Terry Notice is ~lereby given that the Board of Appeals will Tuxedo 5-:1635; or, Sgt~ Hlmes, of his titles as he sits out the Colombo. - Wright' and Gary Anderson Valley 1-0091. Arrangements next couple of years in the Far Men who have held the com- .,who-tied for runner.up honors meet in the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road on wi11 be made to pIC. k' up the East as a member of Uncle "modore's job from"1946 to the w~th, 'nine' points. McIntyre MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1,956 arti<::ies.' Sam's Army. present day are Richard,eau, topped Annunciation with eight . - Hi-~ Sound Equipment i$ east to choose at at eight (8:00) o'clock in the evening to consider the appeal ------North Star sailors added a '46.'47 Don Cornwall, '48;'~O. C. points. ' of Mrs. Madeleine Maher, 386 Country Club Lane, Grosse Some folks would like to see new w r ink 1e to their well Hall, '49; Paul Kohler, '50-'51; The Flyers will next tackle Pecar's. Three sound rooms and expert demon- Pointe Farms, Michigan, from the Building Inspector's everyone put thei.r eggS in one rounded racing program when Ray Erb, '52;. Alee Chapman, St. Bernard in the Southeastern denial to issue a permit to construct an addition to the basket - and leave them to at least a half dozen. of them '53; ,Fred; Kagel, ..'54; Mike Ker- High School;.gymnasium on Fri- sfration quickly unravel the "mysteries" ••• lets residence at the above address which would violate. if con- watch the basket.. got together an~ bUllt Sabot ska.' '55-and John Liston, -S6. day~ ,J. anuary. ,1~. , ' " you hear the difference. structed. Section 4.03-Side Yards, of the City's Zoning Or- dinance, which requires, where the side wall of a building f~""''''''~, ~ ....~~~~~~~~~--. ...--.~~~.--.~:-'~~.~--...... --.,~j exceeds 50 feet in depth, a side yard of 10 feet opposite the _, ELECRO - VOICE. McINTOSH, FISHER AND portion in excess of 50 feet. (Normal side yard requirement ," ~ - "', AtJDIOGERSH ARE' JUST ,FEW Of i l .. , ~ A.• \ n-ie -4 feet). The property on which the addition is proposed .J~ 'c p' '(!)-" . ': is also known as the southerly 190 feet of Lot 31, Charles '(f)-' £0' 'lD ,Iet'e, It' MANY LINES IN STOCK. G. Moran's Subdivision. The applicant contends that there are practical diffi-, , , culties and unnecessary hardships, due to the lot size, to ,'-' , , .• ' Components grantedconstructthethepublicresidencehealth,desh'ed,safety andandthatgeneralif suchwelfarepermitwouldwas 'PONTIAC.J' SERV)'C'E', • Custom. l.nstallations • Conversions not ~;n1:;~iis based on Section 8.01 (g) of the Zoning ~ ....:....~ ". . . ' , :. < ~ ,.' , ,j • Accessories Ordinance which permits the Board of AppeaJs to modify .' NOW AWAITS YOU A'T YOUR ' ~, the provision of the Zoning Ordinance under appropl'iate , J Pecar 'Electronics ::n:.rir~~~~i~i~i~i;.;~~£~OWM~! McLEANG;;;~;;~~;;:o;;~;TUX.2 ,;H~'! SOUND EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS City of Grosse Pointe FarMI. t ' ~', J 10729 Morang, at Cadieux , Phone TUxedo 2-9985 Pub11sh~d Grosse Potme News Janu8l'1' 12, 1~6. i .1521 0 ,Mack Avenu. ' " ~ HOURS DAILY: 9 to 9 ...------...I.~~...~...~~~ ~~~_~...... 7~~~~\~~~_ ~ !ui~"'-= •5~"" WI •• J,------, .,.. 1 I a __ co .. A •• _ ...... _•• ~_ ...... __ ~•• ~.~.~~._....._...._ ••• __ ... ~ __ ..~~_~ __ ...... -.... __ """-~..a...... -.. _k" • ...... »• Off .... trtr cs_"., •••••• , ••• • de .. , Page Twenty.efgftt GR.OSSE POINT.E NEWS :nuirsday, ~anuary 12. '95'6 Thursd dresled. I tam. p ed' envelopes f ~o. reservation. accepted by Stober Clings ;Opening at Shub~rf .. '56 Hollywood Ice :Revue should be enclosed. 'There are phone. Ilbest 'To Top,Spot :~t:;?;X '},~.: Opens in Olympia ..Feb. 3 , band ~ 2 '::~n~~'ION. EYE.,JAN. 30 The Stober keglers managed , Ria Baran and Paul Falk Germany, they have two nUni- to cling to their lead in the EVES. AT 8:30 MATINEES AT 2 P.M. in town'}f have captured 11 skating cham: bers' in the 1956 revue. First A theatre Guild Subscription Play! Grosse Pointers Bowling League pionsh1ps together, including 'they appear as "The Perfect VERE WIRWILlE by taking three points :trbm "The But Play of the Season". European, world; ancJ Olympic Pair." In the second half of the -N. Y. Her&1d T~bune-N. Y. 'World Telegram IT. SUlt ... eI hi. troubadors Stewart in last week's compe- ' titles. ' two-and-a-half-hour show- they -N. Y• .IOUJDal-Amer1can-Ttme Ma(azine, etc. tition. Stober was paced by Now 'they're;' gaining n • W perform "C~mcerto Classique." .. good food Evan's 552 series which includ- ed a 200 game. laurels al' the, spectacular pair Another, newcomer in "The CLAS CJood fun combination in the 1956 Holly- Show with tha Stars" is Margie \ Redwoocl :remained in second wood Ice Revue. It is- sched- Lee. A#er getting her start in place when it split with Kopp's ' Cash A,d' uled for 25 performances at hotel 'ice shows in the United Charge A Eddy Shepherd's as Schoof paced Redwood with Detroit's Olynipia' Stadium Feb. States,' Margie skyrocketed to (Formerly Van ,Dyke Club) a 562' series. Youngblood drop- 3 through 26. fame in Haiti, Havana! and 5c Each 7907 L J.ffersoft at Va" Dyk ped one and a half points off Ria and Paul are among the finally Paris. Redwood's second place pace as I they lost two and a half points ~ewcomers in the' cas~ ?f 200 Gimdi Busch; o~ Germany, t.o Kennametal who moved to m the 1b-~Ct revue. T~lS l,S pro~ 1954. world's champion and TUX Wi liam IlI8"s New,.t Sue"" ... fifth place. ducer ~thur M~ Wrrtz 21st Andra McLaughlin, the lovely annual Ice show. . strawberry blonde from Co!o- wi'" PEGGY ANN GARNER 3 Piche dropped from second Ria and Paul began their rado Springs, are other feminine AllERT SALMI' GLENN ANDERS place as it dropped three points enol aUSSILl. HARDli UN to Harper who jumped into a skating careers on rollers. They healiliners j.n this. year's' revue. two-way tie for sixth place won the German championships Children' will have plenty of MAIL ORDERSNOWI CUNNINGH six times, the Eur~pean in ~~50 opportunities ,to see this 'year's Eves (including Sunday Feb. 5) Orch. 4.40. 3.85. Bal- 16941 Ker "J with K.:>pp's. Despite the three TU 4-31OC and the world's. In 1951. The revue. There are eight matinees cony 3.30 2.75, 2.20. l\fatinees Wed. Feb. 1 and Satur- "'i:i pin loss, Shubeck rolled a 223 da.ys Otch. 3.311,Balcony 2.75. 2.211,1.65. PrIces include game which gave him a 522 latter year also saw them ,cap- sche'duled. tax. Kindly send stamped addressed envelope witb HARKNESS series to pace the losers. ~ure their fi~st championship on Ticket mailorders are, being remittance. 20313 Mac lee ska~es and they added the accepted at Olympia. Self-ad- TU 4.-3106 Tenth place Lusch tripped world title as :well, repeated in _- --' ------' ------Rightenburg tor three points KINSELS 1~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 17051 Ker and Custom, behind Stemmler's TU 5-482' 537 series, split with Rosati. , That was the year they cli- .. • , maxed their careers by taking • lA-PERS TEAM STANDINGS j the Olympic title at Oslo. They I t Won Lost also became husband and ,wife, • • VILLAGE' steam ca Stober 34: 20 H ail i n g from Dusseldorf, • • Redwood 32 22 Swedish Youngblood •.: 30~ 23~ women. Piche's 30 24 .'.. Warren, Kennametal 29~ 25~ Nancy Kelly will be seen her in the role for which • I • BOARD YO '125 she won the 19~5 Antoinette Perry Award as star' of • ~~fl • I!arper 29 Mann's I Kopp's 29 25 Maxwell Anderson's dramatic hit "Bad Seed", coming to ' comfortab I Custom 27 27 the stage of the Shubert Theatre for a two week's en- ::Fine Food with Fine Entertainment • the beauti ------1 Rosati 26 28 gagement beginning Monday, January 16. In support of tryside. Y . Lusch 25 29 Miss Kelly is Kimetha Laurie who is featured as the here. A fe Rightenburg 20 34 I. : training stewart 12 4Z homicidal daughter,' Rhoda Penmark. ' ~llIlIlIlIIlIlIlIilfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1II111111111111111111IUIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIUlIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllOlllllllllllllllllnIffll~ • ,I up and de II ~ . ~ • 51Fll. Charles Holloway, UCLA half- ONE WAY TICKEr 'Y' SKI CLUB TRIP back who played in the Rose Life is a book-read it care- • I THE TOWNSMEN I. The Northeastern YMCA Ski WANT YO Bowl a~ainst Michigan State, fully for you will have the op- Club will sponsor' its second • ! "Music As You Like It" I • New YOrf was a member of Wayne Uni~ portunity only once. able yo skiing weekend of the season • ~1II1111111111111l11lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllflllllllllllllll1II11"1II11111111l1lllllllllflllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllflllllllllllllll~ • versity's freshman f 0 at ball on January 20 and 22. This trip don't you squad in 1949.Holloway arrived will be the Cabarfae-Manistee When a tight wad parts with I LUNCHEON • DINNER • SUPPER • COCKTAILS • OPEN SUNDAYS .• on week at UCLA via a California Area with headquarters at Well- the inflated dollar of today it • Reservations Preferred - "Alley 2-1118 • car where ston, Mich. Junior Collfige after Milita:t7 only costs him 30 cents worth of ORleans 6 service. anguish. • May we assist with your holiday entertaining? • Inquiries may be directed to • 15301 E. Jefferson, at Beaconsfield •. 2A-MUSIC the Northeastern YMCA Adult Program Department either in *'***************************** :If I * * * * a HAMMOND person at the' "Y" building, Beg. Monday Eve.. Jan. 16 :If BeginnE ~ ~ Harper at Cadillac, or by phon- P/,(ONl, WO.I-2A66 • ,2 Weeks Only 0 ~ ...... ••• VEnice 9-9 ing WA 1-0770. '* A Theatre Guild Subscription Play : ------.------1: * 2B-TUTO~ ~ i COl Held Over-3rd Week i Ii ! TUTORI MRS. LOUIS Tutoring by d able in all su~ school, college =' ~ l*,.*, iiYii1 ;".:If.~:If. OPENINGS ::If. * .-:If. 339 MerriweQ ~ * ':If. -I * :If. TUxe * :If. * :If. am a. ~ * PRIVAT * :If. ,.ame ~, .J.do,md fro... fit. WILLIAM MUCR Noy.I * YOUR C ,. ,.,c: * :PRI"CES: (Evenings Exc. Frl, & Sat.) Main Floor $3.B5; :Bale. S3.30, ~ All !!ub.jects; $2.7;" $1.65, Frf. & Sat. Eves.: M'Iin Floor $4.40; -Bale. $3.85. $3.30, $2.20 -r and children ADULTS * S1.65. MATS. WED. (Jan. 18) and SATS. lJan 21 & 28) at 2 PM: :If. KRIM * Main .Floor $3.30; Bale. $2.75, $2.20. $1.65 (Tax Ind.) • PERF. SUN: :'JI.. ONLY! Woodward nr. 6 MI. * EVE., JAN. 22 at 7:30 P.M. All oth~r Eves at 8:30 P.M. : DETROIT. '-- __ --I TO 8-300 1C1C1Cic-tI1Ci(icicicieicicic*icicicicie~iciciciCicicic-jlc1Cic-+r:icicicicicicicic-+Cicic-+C+:~il TUTOR WOo 3-8315 Masonic AUditoriu~ - Mon., Jan. 23; 8:20 p.m. OUTER' FLANNEL 3-LOST. " LILY PONS FOUND-Fe World's greatest coloratura soprano. Tickets: $1.65, 2.20. 2.75. 3.30. fore Chri! On sale at Grinnell's and Masonic Temple. Mail orders to Masonic SPORT .SHIRTS FLANNEL Auditorium, 500 Temple. Ene!. Self-addressed 'stamped envelope. JACKETS wood an< ':5-0374. REG~ NOW 95 PAJAMAS Reg. '3 Now '32.8 LOST-Gold 15635 MACK • TU 2-5291 8.95 & 9.95 6.88 let. Step} 2nd Week! of Guinness' JoyOUS Hits! REG. NOW -Now and All Week Thru Wed. 10.95 7.88 Grosse Pc CORONET WASHABLE. 3.95 3.28 and Unive 12.95, 10.88 . 4.95 3.88. LOST.-:-Full t2&~ 13.95 11.48 ' .SPORT SHIRTS tan tail. ( TUxedo 1- , as "Tit E M~N 14.95 11.88 REG. NOW 7.50 CLUB . 15.95 12.88 LOUNGERS S.88 FOUND - 3.95 3.28 and braWl .IN THE 17.95 13.88 5 &5.95 3.88 corner Fis 18.95 14.48 GAUCHO opposite ~i'Jd1l ~[J:{] D1Jrn SIIIT- 7.50 5.88 tween sic Plus Alec Gulnness in "KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS" 19.95 14.88 Will hold "SUIT" 7:00 -10:00 "EXPECTATION~" 8;20 11.95 7.88 starts p.m. start. p.m. 24.95 19.88 SHIRTS . TU 2-3912 29.95 23.88 REG. 4-HELP 'f DINNERS SERVED DAilY NOW MALE ~ I 4.95 COOK and ALL WOOL SP'ORTCOATS 3.88 OPEN AT. 7.95 S.88 like chi1( 11:00 A.M. REG. 30.00 NOW 24.88 laundry, 8.95. 6.88 bath. Thl,; SWEATERS , REG. 35.00 & 40.00 NOW 29.88 days off. ~ Coot, Pullover and 2-0608. Vest Styles LOUNGING BEAUTY ( Luicii'ioN SL,ACKS curist. An REG. NOW GLOVES lon, E. J e REG. NOW L:mits. V. 5.95.& 6.95' 4.88 ROBES REG. NOW 7.95 5.88 WOMAN fl 85 7.50 & 7.95 ' 5.88 2.95 TO - $1.25 8.95 6.88 REG. NOW 2.68 work. COI 8.95 6.88 New Grc SERVED DAfL Y 9.95 7.88 10.00 7.88 3.95 3.28 Good tral 9.95 - 7.88 9 10.95 8.88 4.95 &S 3.88 :room and BABBY MOOBE S .10.95 8.88 ed school SUPPER CLUB 10.00 $ 10.95 8.88 ,1'1.88' & 11.95 10.88 5.95 ' 4.88 !erences r .16354 HARPER Phon. TU. 12-2668 11.95 9.88 12.95,13.95 12.95 9.88 '& 14.95 11.88 14.95 7.95 5.88 TYPISTS, 1 - 12.95 10.88 10.88 necessary. Company, ~ COOK and every S1 TIES .D.RESS' SOC,KS, , MUFFLERS evening REG. NOW Irreg!Jlar. REG•. NOW perienced, AMBlTIOU: . ,~ 1.50 S'HIRT.S' ,C~tt~n Ar~yl_ .1.95 .98 1.48 assistant l 2.00 1.48 .REG. NOW R~G. $1.00 2.50 & 2.95 1.88 veyor roa: nent, sala ... 'ftaCk=breakin-g won' :;'-;'endS. 2.50 1.88 3.95 3.28, e 3.50 &~3.95 2.88 Side.' Box ~ .)r .... 3~50 2.38 4.50 3.6,8 6g : " News. ' . 5.00 3.88 ..ather warnes ~ nms for 2 cent.-, $1 Bow Ties ~79 , ' 4.95 & 5 3.88 ..4 pro for 2~65. r.50 S.88 EARNW~ tIm hour, about one.fifth the cost of; I ' , If you ate ~ttng other automat!e _dr1enJf B-J tween the ~ ' ried and 10 15254 HQUSLTON opportunity ;16390 East Warren TUxedo 5-9657 eM-Drym~~ from appli~ .t Audubon 19195 'MACK. career for ; COR. KELLY- up to $400 ~ dealers or the Compan~ ' NEA~ MO,ROSS learn, after Gas Hors D'Oeuvres George Kohler, Jr. ~S limit. Call , ... ~ Jnsta]led at no extra char~ Served at the Cocktail Hour . At the piano during . TU.'4~5320 . -~ Cocktail Hour and Evening LA. 7-7850 ~,~ 81~ ", .' ' Ampi-. ~t9tes(~me_., Open Thurs•• MICHIGAN CONSOLIDA-TEO GAS .COMPANY y~ C01Jgmial BartenJen Fr.. '.rllln, • _.J '" '...... ~.'" "n New Decor PAUL WEST & DON MOO~ FrI. and Sat. 'til , p.lII. , - , , _ '.. "l; J , . 'I'},' i ~ ,r -_ JIt. "''f- ., . . . ~~ ...... _ _ __ .A .~. +..... b h' ';,. . .:.:':"" .. t. ,-- - .-- ,- T--- r -- ...... '-r~~ - r. -:""""".- .. r-r -.-. ~ __ ... -- _ - --:-"'" .... -- ...... -- '-w _ ~- 5 a L2 2 j 2 2&J .> 'f i956 Thursday, January 12, 1956 ' G.R O'S S E p.o I N T EN E:W' S ~ -...--, - ~ ~, .. .Page Twenty-nine ceeptM by • • • T 2 P.M. ~~S!-.,-HE. .'ORQUlelf ,~.....,!EIQl7:S' Stili YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED ..ihr~e.Tr~ni-ii~e~~'ToSe~~e1Yo~.Q~i~kly.;' -- 2-690;0- . .' ., .. .,. .. . DEADLlNE.4 P.M. TUESDA'Ii - _CALL-. . i. TU:xedo- ~ . , - ; .. . 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP• . n"'WANTED. 4-HELP WANTED. ~SITUAiioNS~ 'WANTED 6,..:..FOR RENT (Unfurnished) , .. , ."...... '_ROOMS FqR RENT 1--VVANTED'TO RENT CLASS IFl ED RATES (Male and f:e ... I.l /' ~ "; •• I<" OFFICE job with variety for, -AUTOMOTIVE REFINED LADY: (doctor's wife) WHY'PAY, RENT?' -Newcus-- PLEASANT- ROOM, good 'erans- MIDDl.EAGED refined couple. Cash AdS-IS Words for 'tiDe accurate typis~; exp-erienced I. . . - DENTAL HydIENIST:, experi- . wis~es _to~ baby ;.si~,::days- or - . toin, built 3 bedroom I ranch, _-porlatlon, ;e~j)loyed wcman . foreign consular official, d.e- in or to learn. dictaphone Charge Aos--I S, Words for $f enced, _ mature, ";J 1e a san t DRAFTSMEN . eveI}ings; 60~ pei '. '. " . .'I~ I \ .. I . . - -,~! l • - _. r . -. - - . - I - 1 -I - -,""""., ~l-. T ~ I ~ ~.. - f .... - po"' ..... I - - -or "" ...... _I'- -, . l"" • r .. _. ~~ . . , , • Page Thirty '. ' G R 0 SSE i POI N T E. N. E W S Thursday, January 12, 195& '\ • ll-AUTOS FOR 'SALE 13-,;REAL ESTATE 13~REAL ESTATI 13~REAL ESTA'TE 13-REAL ESTATE .-1" 13-REAL ESTATE LDSMOBILE .. super <4 doo; ~OR.SALI ' , FqR SALE FOR SALI. FOR SALE FOR S~~LE - 0 Classifieds 'Con'td. 1 ---- , .951 1 owner car .. $595, call h & GROSSE POINTE FARMS-~ GROS.SE POINTE MERRIWEATHER, Grosse .pte . 790 LAKELAND 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE .8-ARTfClES FOR SALE after 6 p.rn.. TU•. 1-8645.' Jon s'tone " Three bedrooms, two baths, . Farms-Face brick; 7 rooms, 19 'gas' heat, large lot .. llness, I. \ 3 bedrooms; screened porch; New Moeller. quality built Co- , TY PEWRITER, Royal port; \ble, SACRIFICE-2l-inch. consolette 48 CHRYSLER 4-door, clean; 9A6 N RENAUD lorn'al. Has three b . "\ \ l i ,J \ .It.. • I r . "J ....:".;- 2, J95~ " ", ~ , Thursday, :J~nLiary '12, '1956 - G R0 SSE POI N T E '- N E-W $, P~ge Thirty-on. -, 14-REAL ESTATEWANTED 21~LECTRrCAL SERVICE 21K-W~NDOW WAS~ING \ND EL!;C'r~ICAL.W?~K:- Co~ ~ WINDOW CLEANING N:ew Jack Speeds'Tire Changing Pointers Lead v built Co.. _ Classifieds Con'td h. m~SELDON & CO. . J 3-REAL ESTATE mercla~,. r~sld~nt1al, mdustn WALL W ASHIN'6 bdrms., 2 • OUR 41st 1jAR al; attICS, rec. rooms,- plus , YMCA Drive nly $10,000 'OR SALE- rQnges, etc. Expert wiring 'Service on Screens ,and Storms. List your prope7ty with -us. J Reasonable rates. esti Brick Washing Expert1y;DOne Members, of the Grosse Pointe Free - Chairman of the, Committee NEW "-bedroom ranch .house Oxford Ro~d S~etion , , mates.', Rapp ',Electric. PR Basement Painting' _ of Management, Ebert O. "Bert" on Ruehle Blvd., 11 Mile and Brokers Association' 6-0780. - H. E. GAGE _& SON' Warrerl, 290 McKinley road, 18530 Mack TU 2-2100 Little Mack. Gas heat face Attractive 4-bedroom Colonial. TU 4-0136 YA 1-2165 Farms, annOunces the 1956 brick. LA 1-2872. ' This charming new home with 21D-ELEC. A'PPLIANCE membership campaign for the its stately pillars l~nd invita- GOOD'REAL !:STATE SERVI~E 21P-FURNITURE' REPAI~ ' 'year 1956 at Hannan Memorial NTE tion to gracious living. The ' DOESN'T COST-IT PAYS . EXP.ERTVACUUM J CUSTOM upholstering. A splen- 'YMCA which will be inaugurat- - 2:30-S GROSSE POINTE - Finest ter. large living and dining rooms .WANTED FOR SALE .c~EANER SERVICE •ed with a big kick-off dinner open from the spacious center All makeS Z4-hour service. free lOlin. did selection of decorative Sturdi1~ race now for sale in indivi- er. -Rebuilt Hoovers, '14.95 to '44.9:5 fabrics. Expert 'nf!edlepoint on Monday, JanuarY 16, at t5:30 dual units of • bedrooms 2 hall which also leads to the Bungalows. 1¥.l .tory' and 2.tory p.rn.. in Hannan's dining room. main bed. , t HARPER VACUUM mounting.. EStimates cheer- baths and maid's qua~rs mahogany paneled study and ~gm,~'nfa~~er..!th us now for coming Edgar B. Galloway, 781 S. :md maid"s the covered terrace at rear. _ Auth. ,Eureka. Hoover. Sales 'and fully given'. Ewald, 13929- library. 1st with bath. Ground floor has . JService -:- New, Rebuilts. P~TU Ker.cheval. VA' -8~93.. - Oxford road, City, vice presi. large l~ving ro?m, dining The light roomy kitchen a~d, SILLO\N AY &, CO. 10851' Harper TU 1-1122 cared for. 0,Pen 10-7 Daily dent of the National' Bank of room, lIbrary, kItchen with din~tte affords, the utmost '654 St. Clair in, Village I 'lOU. 1~3760, FURNITlffiE REPAIR. Refin- Detroit and Lt, Col. William C. stove and refrigerator. gas convenience for pIe a san t Open SUNDAyS & EVENINGS 21!-CUSTOM CORSETS . ishing, reupholstering, springs Brannon, 1217 Maryland ave- ~. Monterey heat. Price $23,500. Owner working conditions. The four I retred. Antiques'a specia1ty.' nue, Detroit Ordinance Officer, SPENCER CORSETS 'O'ars old. ~ '1'U %-4732: WO 1-1507. ' large' .cheeIiul bedrooms 'on 15-BUSINESS Pick.up and delivery. Duall, . will serve as co-chairman of . 2 baths. 2 the second floor serviced by OPPORT~NITIES Individually designed, 1i g h t- LAkeView 1-8249: ' weight foundations and sur- the annual Hannan membership recreation two baths, have an abundance ------gical garments. Over 21 years canvas. eled. Large 1341N. OXFORD-New, mod- of wardrobe and closet space. CANDY SHOPPE...,. Exclusive 21~PL~STEfING The two-car attached brick package store, ideal for I' or experience. Maude Banne:rt , George M. Phillips 656 Lin- dosed. Gas e.rn Col.; bedrm. and pant lIb, ba., de luxe kit.,' bIt-in garage, and the large 100x122' 2 women; terms. "Box L60, 368 McKinley, Grosse Pointe . SPECIALIZING in repairs-ceq-:- . coln road, Farms, general mem- oven ana range, panl. brkfst lot completes this picture. Grosse Pointe News. TUxedo :5-4027 or TOwnsend . ings. Quality. work at ,the bership committee chairman at 7-4312.' Hannan will set forth this year~a n off Lake rm. on 1st flr.; 2 bdrms .. ba. I _ right price~ :vAlley ,2-"294~. ., St. Then on 2nd fIr.; co';. terr., att. 3. SHOREHAM ROAD $-400 MONTHLY , campaign plans at the dinner. 21F-REFRIGERATION 2fR-CEMENT WORK .. Fine ranch ear garage; on spacious lot in A CHARMING ranch home on SPARE TIME , SERVICE. The drive will center in the , 11/2 baths. superior neighborhood. Price beautiful Shoreham :Rd. A Refilling and collecting money - , efforts of the following divi- porch. Elec- reduced. from our :five cent High Grade ALL BRICK sional leaders: Dr. Aaron Farb. large living room, natural KELVINATORS -- openers. ARTHUR J. SCULLY CO. fireplace, paneled den also Nut machin~ in' this area. No NEW AND, REPAIRS', , man, 14515 Kercheval; John T. .u1 :feature!. 20163 Mack at Oxford TU 1-83]0 Selling! To qualify for work FRIGIDAIRE, NORGE PORCHES, STEPS, ETC. Short, 17 Lake Shore Drive; with :fireplace, two large bed- you must have car, references, Specialists, .also Deepfreeze and rooms, attractive bath, tiled, Leaky Ba,sements Repaired, Eugene Howard, 864 Bishop. $640 cash, secured by inventory. ,other ".lakes. LICENSED ANI;>!NSURED a lovely kitchen and nook, Park; Paul Snow, 21432 New- ~ bedrooms GROSSE POINTE HOMES Devoting 6 hours Ii week to J.,HAYES MANUEL MARCHESE also a lavatory. The basell1ent castle, Harper Woods; Mrs. John !Jor. 1 bed- business, your end on percent- OPEN SUND~ Y, 2-5 has a spacious recreat.ion room age collections will net up to LA 6-9300 Hillock, 330 Kercheval, Farms; extra bed- -21K-RUG CLEANING completely :finished with pan- $400 monthly with very. good Mrs. Clifford Evans, 3450 Hurl- rs old. Car- The most revol~tlollll1 chan',e In the de8lgn or. the automobile Jack BARRINGTON, 657 elling, natural stone !ireplace, possibilities of taking over full BEST CARPET CLEANERS 215-CARPENTERWORK but; Ernie Chrysler, 5210 Cop- time .. Ihcome increasing accord- since the days of high presaure tirea is featured as ltandard equipment lin; W.' W. Laitner, 67 Cam- Vacant, completely redecorated and other storage space for on all 1956,BuIcks. The jack is similar in design to those ueed in garages. ingly. For interview, include CLEANING DYING H. F. JENZEN BUILDING bridge, Farms; Mrs. Myron INTMENT English cottage, ~ bedrooms, either, dark room or work- featuring two bases Instead or one, and ean be operated with the Coot. phone in application. Write Home and IndUstrial Repairs. ~ Jacking points have been ptarked on the fraae to eliminate douW Slupe, 510 Harding; Robert ' 2 baths, new family room and shop, Furnace, is gas :fired. Box Q63,' Grosse Pointe News. REPAIRING anr located on Additions, attics completed, about where the new jack is to be p13ced. Storey, 9303 E. Jeff~rson; Bill kitchen, 'gas heat, washer, dry- A covered rear terrace 12,,26' PROMPT HOME SERVICE rosse Pte. FREE ,ESTIMATES Porch. enclosures, recreation Graham, 12753 Corbert; Charles se designed er and stove included. overlooks a beautiful garden. 16-PETS FOR SALE The lot is 90x220' attractively 'INSURED rooms, gar age s repaired, Vincent. 1541 Beniteau, and K. ily desiring MINIATURE POODLE, silver brick repairs . BISHOP, '1325 fenced. Also it has an attach- .TU 2-6556 K. McIntyre, William L. Hill than aver- male, 3 months old, AKC re- TUxed'O 1-9744 and Tony Ciaravino C1l. &nnan Center hall. ed two. car garage with radar gistered, TUxedo 2-7802, Headlines of the Week Well.built English 4-bedroom, door. . ~ 211~PAINTING AND lResidence Dormitory. ities room, 2-bath home, sun room, dish- \ PORCHES (Coritinued from Pag(' 1) gaining team will meet with DECORATING Reservations may be made at Only J washer, c(mvenient to schools This attractive home is com. COLLIE, male, AKC reg. Show' . officials . of the. International Kitchen Planning-Remod~ling E, Ferry arid Russell, in De- Hannan YMCA, 10401 E. Jeffer- and shopping. Owner transfer- plete in all details, can give prospect. Sacrifice for good, P~inting and Decbr~ting Typographical Union b£fore de. ADDITIONS troit. He died;. in St." Joseph son at Garland or by pholll.ing red. Attractively priced at 30~day occupancy. home. TUxedo 2-8487. , Best of Grosse Pointe References Attic and Recreation Room Mercy Hospital, of a crushed tiding whether to resume nego- RIVE, 599. Edgar S. Hooe. Membership $21,900. Completed chest. 'Patterson was an editor tiations. Burns and Robert C. ~orgian de. THE PRICE WILL' INTRIGUE WEIMARANER PUP S, 4* Interior - Exterior Office, VA 2-7200. YOU! ' Free Estimates' . REPAJRS at the, Detroit Free Press. Butz, chief negotiator for the onditioning DUVAL N0. 35 months, home raised, silver-' JOHN R V.ORTIER PR 73551 TimeS', News and Free Press, gray, selected breeding. 9637 . jl - ortable liv- RIPE FOR STORES - VA 3-1172 CHILE ha: ;la~ped state both admitted little progress COSTS NOTHING Just left of Lake Shore Drive, Vaughan, .VErmont 7-3114. FOR THE FINEST general a r residencl! S. M. GOEBEL' of siege, .slightly less stringent was made. The honest man seldom loses f tradition- lh mile beyond Vernier Road, MACK AVENUE FRONTAGE - painting and decor~ting at ... anythlng of value by &tanding this new spacious farm co- FOR SALE - Miniature poodle reasonable cost see Charle~ than martial law, on most of • • bedrooms. IN GROSSE POINTE WOODS up for what is right. lonial has 7 rooms, 2lh baths, puppies, 4 weeks old. 170 A. Schrader. VAlley 4-0388. , JIM SUTTON the country in anticipation (If .TAMES CORNELL, 38, of 's quarter~ 140' x 122' Muir R~. 1677 'BR¥S. a general strike by the Chilean Additional e us tom panelled library, 1385 Spruce, Detroit, stbod mute TIP TO MOTORISTS kitcht!n any woman would Carpenter Work, Repairing and, Labor Federation. President on the charge of beating his y pleasing Geo. F. Roskopp TU 4-0664 AFGHAN hound, female, blond; PAINTING and ,paper handi1?g. Remodeling, Attics, Porches, Carlos Ibanez del Campo said Live dangerously, if you will. love, has built-in stove, large stepson, Richard, who is five llh years old; thoroughbred; '. Comple~e ser,vlce. CommerCIal Garage!. the siege will be for six months. but tef~ain from doing it on the 2-car attached garage. years old.,Cornell's wife, Nancy, Broker TU SA663 no papers. $75. LU. 4-4166. and resldentlal work.' TU 4-2942 The Federation is protesting public highways. • built semi- , ELGIN DECORATORS 28, said her husband came home the Government's plan to freeze old. 4 bed- KENMORE, 1820 19834 Mack Ave. DALMATIAN coach puppies; Tu 5-3049 ALL home,. repairs, alterations, after 10 p.m., Saturday. night AKC registereck froin cham. prices ,and wages of goverr..r:nenJ permanent selection o! Joh..-.,.R. ge jalousied SMALL DOWN PAYMENT recreation and attic rooms, li- after making a tour of the bars, pionship stock. 15701 Armado em p I 0 yes. The government Dethmers at permanent chief ally goo d This nice colonial has 6 rooms, O); - z.. __ • ----...... de .. ft".= • mr __ 1. b dO sfttdzs 'teo ...... &. om. aM non ... ' ~. de '$ ...... • .... btt+_ •• '1 _ • •• _ • on c- • rt • «0 ... Me.. t db' • •••• ..-..-. •• 4 ;r ...... _ ...... , ' , , , ' .. . -. \ -" ~ (...... - T~~~ , ... , ..." ..... -..:_ -, _ -.--,\>-. ".-- .- -~,..,.. ::n"". _.'--."'-'~,: - :.'=-T ...~~ __. \ . '\ , -r! . .$"RO.S,SE ~P'OINT'E NEWS ."'l:Jrs~ay,.January 12l '1955 • I *. * * * , . * .Pointer qfJnter~st..," .'Home .Nursing F======:;:;;-======~ , . , '.Good Taste-. ~ . ,Classes I Slated ~... Favorite Recipes Th~ Detroit ~Chapter \Of .the o~ OJ' ~ American Red. Cross announces \ ,. People.' In The Kno:w.' te Biond Mrs. Herbert V. Book Jr. looks model ..ish in her i1':BtlZ. casual at-home attire; Gray and white short-sleeved knit its winte~' ser~es of cla:ss~s' in .weater black chiffon neckerchief, and trim black sla~s. , Home Care of th~ "Sick which APRICOT" NUT BREAD Hair in' SJ:Ilooth chignon' and pair of black hoop earrings starts in neighborhood' centers Contributed by Counter Points' complete the picture~ ' on January 23. ' M~. Edward'1\pple of Mrs. Hugo 'FreUnd. ,chalrman ' Clairview court . • • •• of the Chapter Nursing Service. '. l-i.c.' dried apricots b, Roberta Isle; Mrs. Frederick Clifford Ford has the prat~iest true-red 'says:' . (soak ~ hour) that remains, is for your to .pack your. ge~. gabardine dress with her initials on the pocket! "The currently popular slogan 1 egg . All bags, :"Do' It Yo.urself'- is not new to %, c.' sugar . ti~kets, and ~gin your goodbys. If you ~e taking off for '. . . this' Red Cross service. The . 2 T.' melted .butter HIdden' Valley, Otsego of Boyne Moutain you will want to Mrs. Morris Kennedy tops this week's jewelry Home Care. of .the. Sick course ~'c. flour pac\c at least one. Viyella or Lanella washable shirt • • • parade with her unusual matching bracelet an.d neck. grew out-of the need which co.n- 3 t. baking. powder par:t wool • • . part' cotton. Regular collars in plaids and lace - of heavy gold and silver coins. fronts mothers. when their fam- . ~. t. soda solIds ••.• button down collars come in plaid' only. Nice ii Hies encounter illness. It's ..really pinch' of salt . * It • feature ••• king size ocean pearl buttons. Mix: the rest of ;:i, • a seven-sectiOn "Do It Your- % c. orange juice . your wa.:drO~~ vreil with a washable robe ••• sports ~02t Best aavertisement for ,her own produds: Mrs. William " self" kit in which the student * c. water J. Dennes, who modestly admitted she had made the good- learns the convenient, safe and 72.c. ;nuts; ell~J)ped'. and slaCKS; Fm~ these at Kilgore and Hurd, specialists in looking handlcnit green dress sh,e was wearing: The. color comfort-bringmg way' to."do. it Cut . soak~d apricots. ;U.p gentlemen,s' attire, 92 Kercheval, on the hill . •. nicely set off her soft, red hair. With it, she wore simple herself when anursing job must finely. Beat egg 'and stir in * * • be ,tackled~" . gold o-lasp nec!dace and gold earrings. sugar •.. Add ,'"Ip.elted butter Do you tlJReto trains? Do you bav~ tinu lOt' th~ DeeMS' The' 14 hours af' instruction~ d .. . t?~do.you crtWethe speed of flight? SON'Y,we can't pltm yo".. • • • which are spread over a 'seven an orange JUIce. . ~Ig bIg adventure ••• but we can tell you to pack a neat trlJf;-e1 Mrs. Nathan B. Goodnow' presented a handsome week period, are given by' a :. Sift>in flour, baking pow- 11'onthat rum on both ac tmd de currents. The zippered plilU:l :picture at 11 ~ecent meeting in a beautiful dark gray volunteer gradUate nurse. der" :soda and salt -to above casemakes it doubly attr«tive. It is featured.at Trail's PhllNlUl- Mess, inset with lace In lighter gray mid rhinestone ' One "Do. It Yourself" lesson IP.ixt:ure~ : Fold' in 'aprlcot,s cy. on the hill. Now all that's left is to get' your tickets tmtlbe- mm. shows how to improvise from ~nd nuts' last. . gin your good.byes. 'Bye. . re adily. accessible materials. : Bake( in well-greased loaf • ,• such 8"S cardb.oard boxes. a va- • • * • , pan. (7'~x3'.'.x3")in 350? oven It's the date. The BIG date we have every year. begfnl Close-fitting small chapeau of pink flowers gave finish- riet' of .co.mfort articles: bM n table, j)ack- rest, .foot support. for 45 minutes. . today. It's Margaret Rice's annual clearance sale. Find savings iD Ing touch to the ensemble. . every department from accessories to suits. Most will be marked Lessans are also centered on the, . ------down * to * off. 76 Kercheval, on the hilL . - • • • bed'care af'the.patient, fitting .C'ol.le'ge Hea"d special 'diets' into famil v meal ...... * * ' P~F~~INGS \ They ,are blooming at 104 Kercheval, but with an un. plans, protecting the resf of the Samuel F. B. Morse, who was an eminent painter family from infection. and fol- To' Talk. Here usUal gift idea at the Top '0 The Hill. In the Bath ,Snop, before he invented tel1egraphy; once asked a physician lowing the doctor's directions they are cllrrently showing, luxurious six-piece towel sets friend to look at his painting of a man in death agony. for medication. Dr. Harold TaylQr~ president by Callaway •.. 2 bath towels ••• two face towels ••• and ''Well,'' Morse inquired after the doctor had scrutinized At the. Grosse Painte' Com- af Sara4 Lawrence Gollege,' and two wash clothes AND monogrammed in your chpice' of It carefully, "what is your opinion?" , munity Services Building classes Miss. Agnes de Mille, noted styte and coler. Nice? Six pieces are twelve ninety-five MRS. DONALD C. ST~VENS will. be held on Thursdays from chore0Etrapher. praducer and di- complete. The colors? All that grow in. your .garden. , "Malaria," said the doctor. . 1-3 and 7-9 p.m., starting Febru- rector, and a member of the , ...... By Kitty Marriott ary 2• board of trustees of Sarah Law- * • • YOUi' packed days •• -. playing'tmJ The opening. progr,am on. "Women hi a Changing -----_ r.enceCollege, will be guests 'of . For golden. fun for re- , One of the few insta...ices in' which George B~rnard W ld" '11 b hId" . JA C . - ' 'honar at a Sarah Lawrence Col- laxing • • • here are the sunny fashions you should consider. or .WI e e d fri .ay morning" January 20, at the ornmlttee' lege dinner at the"Grosse Pointe Man iai/01'edbermuda sho-rtsin a novelty group of fabrics. W • .Shaw was "hoist by his own petard" came when. he ap;, Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center. Typical of the civic- 'H t Cl J .~aled to Mrs. Shaw for support of his contention that male -g F'ormed un ub an anuary la, Mrs. spotted plain and striped /tf.adras ones and solids of Kahkl ;11 minded women ~hind the series of six. Friday meetings Bern John D. Bayne of Meadow lane Pima clotb 'for twelve ninety-five and fourteen ninety-fWe. Pili,. judgment was superior to female judgment. is Mrs. Dopald C.' Stevenson~ who,has take~ 'an ac~ive part . announced 'today. . it with II sleeveless 01'short sleeved blouse from IJ collection of "Of course ...dear," 1Jrs. Shaw replied. "After all, you in community affairs duriilg the more' than years that A committee; of top people. -Mrs. B?-yne is head of the 15 solid 01' printed linens 01'even white pique. These from fiv. married me ane! I, you." the Stevensohs nave been Pointe residents. . from the fields of advertising, ~lumnae. cOlllmittee making ar- ninety~fivB 10 twelve ninety-five. Exclusively Irving's ••• on tb~ • * • Mrs. Ste~enson will [email protected]'------,-businessand,communications rangements for the' dinner. hill. chairman for one of the con- Icolorfully' u ri..i'f0 r In e d, Swiss has been named to plan the Among cammittee m e m b e r s Erskine Johnson tells about the $1.000-a-week Holly- . third 1 J . work' g . 'th M B • • , eluding ,~'Women in a Chang-, 8"u. ards .from the Vatican palace annua uwar Achieve-' In WI rs. ayne. are: • • • wood wrher who .got in trouble with the front office. His. m'e t Wk' b . Mrs Daniel Buell II Mrs' Har And, then there's always the news you expect. A Sale. As Wi mg World" workshops' o"n and 'unIque to us (used to. see.ing n ee .'0. S e r van c e In .. u".- browsed through .the S. stein & Co., we found fine jackets and contract had six months to go, but the bosses decided to February 24. She 18 a mem- only the yo~g. and beautiful Southeastern Michigan, Janu- a~d H. Emmonet Jr .• Mrs. Fr~n- robes at twenty-five per cent off .... in accessories, gloves, ties, get even by making him work out his contract as a mess. dolls by Arne f t ary 29 through' February 4. CIS N. Moran, Mrs. Henry M. ber of the Grosse Pointe War r1can manu ac ur- W dh II f th P' handkerchiefs, dittQ. Men's suits were marked down twenty to enger' boy. M '.. . '.' ers). a. bent and aged couple Chairman af the 'JA 'Week 0.0 ouse, a 0 e omte, twenty-five cent. In a. very special group'of merchandize' Weft emorlal Assoclat1on, one of :from Mexico. . commlttee is E 0 G . I and Mrs. Charles E. Exley. of suburban coats, suede coats and all corduroy sport coats ••• au One day the $l.00o-a-week, messenger boy was asked to th e pro gr'am s sponsors,' an d' The doll collection alone war- manager.. of the DetroIt. eo;ge,EdIsons~ es St.. Clair Shores .. at fifty per cent off! 17012 Kerchev~ in the village. take some visit')rs-stockholders in the studio-on a tour belongs to a number. of the rants an interview with Mrs. Co. Heading the parents' commit-. * ... * of the lot He gave ther.tl a very fine tour and when it was Grosse Pomte organizatipns Stev.el1s?n, but. much more lln- "0 .tt.' h "d \,c, t~e assisting with' plans' for the Three dimension Gift Paks are fun because 3 dimension over one of them offered him a $10 tip. th t 'f ~t.; pertant to th 'ty. th . ~r < camrm. ~e" e sar~. s dinner are Mr. and"Mrs. Ben R. .a 'are .co-sponsors. 0 t,.ue .'. e ~ammun). IS e. orgaWZlng tq brIn~ \attention. to Anqerson, .of: Pontiac. " Other pictures are fascinating. They are as different from or. This was the moment the writer had been waiting series. ~ns~te~ serv~e. she hhas ren- ~he work tee?--agers are do~ .parents on the committee are: qinary' photograp~s as night from day. Stero photography for "Thanks very much," he said sweetly, "but I'm very f?he jg 'affili~ted:' with the. t~:i~,s~~~~eof ~~:'ena;e~:= ~ JA.~o g~t fIrst.hand .ec:ono~c Dr..Editha Sterba, of the Pointe; works :the same ••• takes a pair of pictures from two lenses, , well paid as a messenger boy •.Look-her~s':on6 of.my., .:Fr1eIld&:,of.:the...Libraxy~.1he.G~-and tl:Iis week's Pointer 'ot In- exp~nence and.p~epare ..for theIr Mrs. Robert J. Newman, af De- spaced about the same as your eyes. When viewed, each ehecks--$l,OOO a week." . 'den Center, ~d as a past presl~ terest is another prime exam 1 dutIes as ~;sponslble leaders of troit; Mrs. Harry A. Pays'ner~ af eye sees ~actly the.same image'as you would if your were . Ther~ was the devil to pay in the front offic~. dent and current secretary of _____.p e. tomorrow. Detroit; and Mrs. Charles K. there in person. ~Good for eye excerise, too. Ea~h gift pak the Garden Club. Council. is EI F Coaperating. in abservance af Johnson, .af Kalamazoo. contains Adventure 'Stories .and Fairy Tales in three dimen- • • • militantly' proud of that organi- ,eel red C.'Esper JA We~. will be' r85 concerns Attending,the dinner will be sion. Wonderful birthday gifts for children. A viewer and .A couple who- rented a bungalow for the summer in a zation's I accomplishments. Thp. President of Agents that sponsor nearly 6,000 boys ai.Utnnae of' Sarah Lawrence three z:eels comes boxed.for six ninety-five and four ninetY.- baU New England town found just one flaw: there was no coun~il. which Mrs. stevenson __ andgirI!! h:t the operatiap of 274 College, parents of bath present ~ive. Found at' the Camera Center, in the village._., - .. garbage eollection. Inquiry revealed that other summer fses~~~~sOS~da~f "~~~o~~~ti~~ Fred C.. Esper, 10£' 24.'S. Edge- JA companies in this area a:pd stjlderits and.aJ.umnae, ,educators . . . ~ . residents each bought a pig to consume the leftovers, so fram each of the 12. Pointe gar- waod raad, Sh?res, WIll be in- some' ~,500 organizations that frc.lmthe DetrDit area, and other Spring fashions tWn't tmy further tlWaythan the windows of they found themselves the owner of a pig. The arrange- den clubs. This group started ,du~ted as p.re~ldent ~f the De- support JA tinaz:1cially. guests particularly interested in ment worked beautifully all summer. the clean-up 'campaign whiCh trolt Assac1at~an, o~. Insurance The Week will also highlight educatian and the arts. . , 76 Kercbeval, on the hill. Your first Spring outfit will pro'l;t;.bly appear under yoU1'winter coat ••• just as the crocus appears he- When they were ready to r ...4-n- to their home in various community organiza- ~~en::tl aTdhmn~rdm thJe Stat- JA.'s ann~al s.ubscriptio~cam------fore the snow is gone. C01,ISide,.a pure silk chambray outfit •• _ - ~w.o.u t.ians have since taken over, and 12.' ° e, . illS ay, anuary palgn. John F. Gordon, Gen.eral UWF' P t Washington, D.C., they let it be known that they had a t d d th t Mators Corp. vice president, di- sheath.skirt, fully lined ••• and a classic blouse ••• matching, • fl. d h. In ro uce e program. 0 cam- AI . to b h d b th resen " pIg or lIa e, and a p:tospectiye buyer inqwte t e pnce. bat the Dutch elm disease 10- so. , e. onore y e rectar and group executive, is B.,isho" p- EmrlC- h.' in the palest of pastels ••• gray, blue; 'yellow, pink, green. "'VelI," said the lady of the house, "we paid $12 ror'him cally Agents 15 M. Robert Olp, af general chairman af the earn.- Around forty~five dollars. Margaret Rice's ••• Resort Fashions. • . 1011 Harvard road, City, new '. t . $230000' -but we've used him all summer. Would $6 be too much?" Mrs. Stevenson is past preS1- vice president of the' associa- pmgn 0 raIse ., among • • * • • • dent af both the Grosse Pointe tion. business and industry to sponsor The Rt. Rev., Richard S. For the boys. Come along with us to the Village Youth Shop Farm and'Garden Club and the JA's 1956-57 program year . .l'he Emrich, Bishop -of, the Episcopal in the S. Steill & Co. where you will find a sale in. pragress ••• Author Lucian Cary will never forget the time that the Women's City Club of Detroit. CRIP-p""'L-E-n-C-v.-]-LD-REN drive will begin J:an~ary 12 and Diocese of Michigan, will ad- good values. in return for your greenbacks. 17012 Kercheval. in secretary of a ladies' lunchean club :i"ose after coffee to An active" member of the Smith end Febr.~ary' 23. dress the Grosse' Pointe' Chap- the village.' . " . . • present him as speaker of the day. Callege Club of Detroit, she also Annual meeting .of the Michi- Named on the JA Week com- ter of the United World Fed- • • • b 1 C gan League far Crippled Chil- eralist. 'at 8:30 p.m. an Thurs- Sale-ing right along this week is Young Clothes Ine. "Normally," she said with her brightest smile, "this e ongs to h r i s t C h u r c h. dr '11 b h ld F' _ mittee' with George were: G 0 P 'nt and 'd f en WI e e ,on nday, . ". We f~lln;d .coats and snowsuits 'at a splendid ~savings. In honor would fall to our president, who has never missed r sse 01 e, serve or January 13, at the Harmonie Thomas Ad a,m s, Campbell- six years on the natiomil execu- 267, .E .. Grand' Rl'v'e". Board' Ewald, <:;0..; Clarence. D.. B.lessed, . coats the SlZes are pre-teen and teen sizes, too! Look for a hearing any of our speakers. But today she is down in tive baard. of. the Episcopal .. W lk & C F d L BI Church. meeting' 11:00 a.m., luncheon- a ~r 0.; re .. ack, group ()f organdy dresses at lh off, this week. 110 Kercheval, Atlantic .City - and how we all envy her!" "12.30 G lIt AmerlCan' Motors Corp.; Ted on the hilL Among ller other affiliations .. p.m. en~ra annua mee - Grace. Grant Advertising 'Co.; .. are the Detrait Historical So- ,In~ and. el:ctIon . of Board of Lee' Hills" The Detroit Free ciety. th,? Qoard of Neigh,!?orhood DIre~tars.: 2.00 .p:m. Pre.ss.' . Pointe Youth Heads House Settlement, a~d the And W'ort'!'" Kr WJR ....1' • hb h d S . 0 . " n amer, . , Wayne ROTC Unit :J..avoritijmj v"leJg ar 00. erV1ce rgamza- S' I'"f Tn G d .n Stat. .nSt 1 y e&.iM tion, of which 'she is treasurer. ee....rs.N ..•• ~e 00 WIg g IKr° , ance An auto accident.two.y~ars ago, "".' Kresge. '.. esge 0.; Raymond O~.Eddy. son of Mr. which was fatal to the'Steven- d. John M c Q UI g g~..!. Wa~ter and ]\oks. R. W. Eddy, of 712 MIRCH 01 sans' son-in-law .1lnd .datlghter, aD . P..ay! Thompson Co.; WIlliam ¥lch- Pemberton road, was recently the William. A. Knigl1ts,' also aels~ WJBK-TV;.. Storrer_ Broad- appointed. Cadet Group Com- mander of' the 395th AFROTC orphaned their granddatlghter, • ca~tl1?-g Co.; v. _W. Phalen, .OF~DI.ES Donna Knight. when'she was 18 Michigan Bell Telephone .Co~; Cadet Training Graup at Wayne .~ manths ,old. At ~ ~g~ when Jame~ G. Riddell, ~XYZ, the, University in Detroit. lit , most grandparents .are resting .AmerIcan BroadcastIng' Co.; E. Cadet Eddy, who was former- MY FAVORITE:. on their la,ur~ls•. Mr. apd Mrs; K. Wheeler,! WWJ, 'I'he Detroit .. ly a Cadet Major, has subse- Book Imitations of Christ Stevenson aresaising, three- News;, and J. E. Campau, quently been promoted to the ~lltlU~'''f., .• Author Henry Newman year-aId Donna and' 1~v fn g .cKLW, :Essex BraadcastingCo., rank atCaJet Lieutenant Colo- ." 4 I . .nel. He' was graduated from 1 2' \, ,. \• Character in a Book Melanie in Gone With The Wind every minute of it. D.onna-gaes Inc. • • lO ~~ \9 _ " , Grosse .Pointe High School in Play Little Women tsoh Glfosse Pointe d'Vniversity Southeastern' Michigan is the 1952. ,5 " \1 ~ ~ • M - I c 00 .nun~ery, an plays. at i'lfltion's1cLrgest JA area. JA op- B~O, Emrich t2 is 24.2S A 1ca : : Oklahoma hame WIth the Stevenson boxer, erations are maintained in: 'De- U: 2t :10- ,t e resl : Mary Mart.in Duke. - troit. Ann Arbar •. Birmingham, day, Jal'!uai-y: t9~''at the War LOCAL. PROBLEM Memorial Center.~: I ~ctO! Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. The new home on Newberry Dearbarn Downrher Ferndale . There are too many people .m.OVle .- Song of Bernadette pI~ce,. whic)1 the S!.evensons Highland" P~rk, Mo~roe,' Ply~ iijs, subject. '~ilJ be: "World trying to lave the world, and M0V!e Actress J ane Wyman bUIlt _and maved. into last 'May, . U T..1CA -. m.outh, Pantiac, JVayne.' Wyan- Disorder and';¥ou.". , too- few trying to save them- MOVIe Actor _ : James Stewart is geared to theIr .toddler .. B~- dotte and Ypsilanti.. . The public -"is.: invited and selves. TV Show' _...... •...... uo...... Bob C. UIrnm g's S'now Mrs.fore 'StevensonDonna's advent,'traveled.Mr.exte'n-'and ~~ch' ot.-'th.e JA. :rmn~. 'is..' a tickets wilL be available at the doo;r'at. $1.50each~ """ TV Pmormerl (fern.) McGuire Sisters ively in this. ,country and I'. D'UXBAK mIn1atur.e' cor~oration. foun~ed TV Performer (masc.) ~ George Gobel ~braad. '''But, it's easier to stay '. ~ . .". .' and operated ~y boys .~d guls " The. m~~ting'will be openM Singor. _ : Perry Como home n,ow than to .travel with a ,aged 15 to 21. hey ar:e financed by W~on Ford, .chairman of the Pointe Chapter of the uWF. ' MagazIne _ Madamoiselle baby,"-Mr8. Stevenson says with . I ' avy .Weight . throug~ the sale, of. stock and Commentator : Dave Garroway a smile..' 'SWeat ..Sh irts exe~utlvts n:om sponsor con- Columnilt : Jane Lee They have an enchanting doll cerns wor~ Wl~h'each, JA' group A.A.' Group ~nWoods" ~."'J Poet _ _ EEzabeth Barrett Browning callection which they gathered 2~85 anld ad;lse aIn .. management. To'Mark Its.6th Year ".. Painter Const'able as happy reminders. of their. tra- . • sa;;~an J pr.acIlcti9n :problems. , Cartoon : Brother Sebastian vels. Thedol1s~about 50' in all, In white,' 'n~vy' . ~nd t'Iray. ein unt.lo!'t"Achl~~ers en- Sixth .. anw.versary of the C rt i t F are' ,handsamelydisplayed: be- ':7 gage ae ;VI les .rangmg from- I oon I _ _...... rank B. Modell h' d th '1 I - man acturmg . h't d erosse Pointe' Woods Group of M . . In .ree g ass pane s at the' . u..L . -:.s, . r ~.Y s ~ Ulle _ Semi-Cl~ssical landing of the.rounded ataircase -Sweat Pants Jewe1ry t~ public relatIons. and Alcohalics.: Anonymous, a. :lel-. Song _ _ My Hero leading upstairs.' .' automobile 'assembly. Iciwshlp,of men and women who • 11... nJ:.lllU.&_:-al French Po 0 d':aL~ Thr~e Iove1y French dO.u-...; 3 I ~~ . Currently;. JA is aperating its reco.r..."';ee>'~ .tliat .t-hey have,'a Person (excluding family) _ Bi-shop Fulton J. Sheen which th~y .picked, up in Paris ' . • seventh program year in this drinkiilg' problem,. will be ma]jk- os City Washirigton, D. C. ci.uringthe c~onation year,i;l;' tn..Mvy and' ~ray.' area; The c,9inpames began op- ed at an open.meeting'on Mon'; • Vacation Spot Delray Beach, Fla. c~~~0t:'~blica"~~ ~e~n'~l)ll- . erations l!ist: October and' will da?ti J~~U~ry' ~6hn~ ~:15' / IS P:': / .. ;Jewel _ _._ Diamond a e .ht t o.l.::.r 0 .:f O. . be liquidated in May. At that. . . e;~'., a P Y$lClan.;W 0 Ja ... L.I h brC?ug o,w~ .coun....J'.' b'Y An- time the'teen-a'gers will'account an' "t"coholiC; will addreSs Jthe. r J,ower -_._-_ ••_ ••••..••.- ..._...... 1Y of t e Valle,Y drew CSII'Y'negle'smoth ...,. h d' h . .' 'H.... ., Coo t -th Kin Perlum . -'~'"'' ,.~~.a . to t elr stC"'..kholde.rswith re- me~~g In . S '. e. g' "'..: • _ _._-_._ .•- Replique been.m ~.~~teve~0l;'l~ family ports an their operatian! and, Luth~~:' C?~w::ch'.20~~8 Mack. ~:or ~----_ _ Yellow fo! years,.,o 'It,. ~oo,u displayed successful., fin!is will '.also. pay ~e' pul>lic .IS . mVlted. ~efr~sh-, vauee _ •..:..._._ _••.••_ ~ Del.Phoy. WIth the. coll~tion. dividends to .stockholders ments.'..will.b~ serve~' Hobby _ _ ~ Wrlting A gay .Scotch lad from Gw,;, '. .' . w "oed Hot Bitters~~eet Sundae dgOnU!.:flanked by a .blaelt ~tive JUST NORMAL j " • . . LIABILITY ' . .to, .' . . , 0 :from Bahia, BraZil, and' ,.., An th . - . AV@l'SlO1\ -_._~._~ - D~sh Washing N.ewOrleanl colored nun. JOb' Ker'chev~I . 0 er faotball- .euon .h' :Inmad'of l:Ielping.pU!h the" Divttni~ _ Villag~ Shopping Paired dolla: inclUde a .Cube . . ~ .'.' ,over, b~t that doesn't mean- eoriunuriity 'wagop. alang ,ome' Aa!dUu .,., IM h.uu To be • Good WU. alQ Mom twCllCma '.. a .J'hum~ twoTU. J.~26.2.~~•.•• ' .Tt1:1-'22~2 ~~ will .De liothinl to kick ~~~r"ef~ to ~.:~d dra, . :. ': ~.' "'_" .._ ~_, •...• "L~_- ...... :,.../ '; ...... 'I~T'~~~l~, ....~~~;>"':.~'. . . ~ ~ __ '3,1,:(.* ___~ ••_ . "'f~.!;. " ",:,~, •..•:, ..~~~.>,~ ..,. ~s.,,'. :f".--.<,..,'; ~ ~ . ' , J ' ',' '\ .i ~ \ . ' It .. ,..) , ( ,•.' ~ , ...... ,....