To 35' Theft Cases Banning All Sprinkling During Daytime the GOVERNMENT Assigned "Ch H G ." B K Aft J 01 C Ht St 10 a Committee to Uraft a Code of Urc

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...... -:, ,-1 ... HEADLINES r Excavatio'n ' Starts on .'.Ne:\¥': Filter' a'ads In :Fa:rms' " ". lEmergency .. ,. ~. r, t~enager's..Arrest Regulations Furnishes Solution. Established it" 'ompikd. by 1b. Gross. Poitlltl News Farms Approves ResoiutioPl Thursday. May 19 To 35' Theft Cases Banning All Sprinkling During Daytime THE GOVERNMENT assigned "Ch h G ." B k Aft J 01 C ht St 10 a committee to uraft a code of urc . ang ro en er uvenl e aug ea Ing The Farms ~ouncil approved conduct for American military Hubcaps .Informs on Other'Members the establishment of emer- captured and put under torture . Of YouthfuJ Band gency water regUlations effee- by Communists. The committee tive as of- Friday," May 20. A will co~sist of a groups of PEm- Long hours of' hard w0rk by two Woods police officers resolution signed by Mayor tagon officials and retired gen. resulted- in the arrest on Sl.Ll1day, May 22, .of six tei:magers William Connolly was adopt- erals and admirals. who specialized in'robbing churches. The Woods officers, Det. ed at a meeting on Monday, theDefensegroup Secretaryto recommendWilson askedways .Sgt. Walter O'Dell IDldd Det. Everett,. Plumb,f Wwere investigat-h h May: 23, "mth a few minor for military personnel to defen'Cl ing the breakings an 'entertammgs 0 two oods c urc es, changes. themselves against brainwash- St. 'Michael's, which was broken into twice, the first time on. A section of. a clause which ing and other physical and mental April 22, and the second on May 1; and Christ the King stipulates.that the regulation will tortures' in the event of cap- Lutheran Church, on May. I..(+) remain in force mitil September ture. Appointment of the group The two ran down tips, checked M . l 10; 1955, has been changed t() reflects concern over the num- prints and invest~gated at least emOrla read. "until further notice!) Also. ber of people who broke 'under 75 persons who mIght have been premises with un d erg r 0 \t n d Communist captivity in Korea involved or who. might know sprinkling systems ha-ve beel1;nkal- and elsewhere. about the burglanes. Center Dr;veII lowed additional time for sprl .. * • * Get First Break ling. THE GOVERNMENTFriday, May 20can sav~ a,teenagerTheir' firstwasbreak.arrestedcamefor steal-when Short $3, 500 Th~O~g~~~~O:a~:: fol- six billion dollars and beyond.... . ed l'ng h"":bcapsoff cars parked in lows: Premises 'having even house that there could be returned to the Woods Theater parking lot. HAS numbers' shall be permltt to t he treasury about seven billion v A 1M' I - d dollars which would be provided Under' quest...:""nu'19, this young ope to nnounce ucceS$ sprinkle lawnS only.. between the man told O'Dell and Plumb he ~t nnua emorla ' hours of 5 a,m. and 9 a.m.) an otherwise. ed kne..v who the church burglars Day' Ceremonies between ,10 p.m. 'and 2 a.In. 01'\ This information was divu!6 were and named names. even numbered calendar. dd days.h ' 'by Herbert Hoover, former Presi- Two' 9f those' na:med were M . 1 D . Premises havmg 0 ous. dent,- and chairman of the Com- pI'cked up l'mmedl'atidy bY' the '11emonab hI" m'ayth cel;emonlesgardens of numbers shall 'be' pernlitted hto mission on Organization of the two offI'cers ,and taken to. the WIth We e a.M e . 1 Center sprinkle lawns only'. between9 .t d• Executive Branch of the Govern- , _ 'Y • Th station-' '''here they' were ques- e , ar emorla hours of 5 a.m. .and a.m., an . - :.. -Picture by Freel Runnells tioned. Then the-' youths were next Monday mornIng. e 10 p.m. to 2. a.m.' on odd num .. ment. He gave this savings esti- The steam shovel went to work at the Farms'pumping station l~st week, digging out the holes for t~o new filter taken to Detroit Precinct No. 15, annual drive for funds for the bered calendar. :days. matesthe annualin a meetingprepared ofaddressthe Na-to beds, which will relieve the water shortag.e situation for the Farms _and CitY. Because much of the matenal'to, . be used for further' questioning by De- Center also ends on that day. Between. midnight and 2 ba.m. tiona!' Industrial Conference has to be made to special order, officials be~eve the; beds' will not be completed until the end of the summer. troit polic~.. " Contributions from many who even and odd. house num ~

Board. e . Detroit retained custody of the have not yet donated w~ll be shall be .determm~ o~ the basll He said 70 percent of the com- Vacant Lots ITrl alGardens 'a-t Center P I. .C k two boys. and arrested four other needed to crown the campaign of the ~ght's-ta~g ,time., mission's recommendations of five . '0 'ICe rac youths, two of. them juv~nil~, with su~cess .. Ph:es hatvmg und~gr~ubnd years ago have been adopted. . wh/'l had been implicated! ," As of May 23 onbr 2 004 of the sJ?r . g .sy,s e~ ~ no, .e~ ' T t f Fell d ethR PI t D . S . Solves 35 Cases. .', -) ",. . gm mght sprmkling until 11 p.rn.. ~~~Ul~:no::;y ~:t~/~~~:~arge s or 1 e WI ,.' areIe~~. Y,#t~,~.~o!l,z":_.,,\f;,, ',,;c. ~,.. d :,..".~,:;" '. ...., ,c""'_~ .. ,~ ~".f.:>_' •. ,,~.. " ., """'".~.~: ,';J; 'J,," •.', • -- .-' ","'mol!l~.-of..th~ ,0n'-the,.East SIde campaign goal is $30,000. D~;y Sprinklin.J' •• l N? THE UNITED STATES is not . -" -,' i - . .. '" - • - • , ••. ',_ _ . and:tn, St: ClaIr ~h.ores,and those . To Rcmor Heroes No sprinllling is permItted })e- ~~~inl~_~..•:ra~tenaOdUggbal:n10ed'~erycRomuaBoys: of Var"lous Or'g'a~'niz...tions Various Clubs Comp~te to, .Create Love.hest 'of 10 Beds on. Hel" 'of Parents.'o Needed; If ot ~~"b~m~ss,,!~.'. . Col. D..Walter Allard, ,Veterans tween the hours of'~9a.m. and 10 u ...- ..,. l k s.d . f ~f · I P "rt.. r:'I' ':.' . 0 Held' In .adcl1tlOn to the two ,. . . h . t p.m. . . sia in the de~elopment of Inter- And Municipal Officials ' . a e I eo; emo~la rope \', CommunIty Is Tn ,Be R,d of' ~eqt"'!;, al).I>.*oi~et:s,,are"Wil- ti::ag:"~i~ilit: fn,81J.:';,.:f Special anangements, may 'lS. ~~~~m~yn~}nmgt~~lle(b.,a~~~)~In'b~~ Coop'erate in Drive Nurs~rl~s qp,op~rate. '. . . Childre'n MoleSters' :-li~'1!!-:"".Ge_~j~~t."~'8;' pf"~0543 the annual Memorial Day pr.o- permitt:d only at the discret~oh fense Secretary Charles E. Wi!. ---- In the early sprmg.of. . 1~52,~:"generous. tract..,. of ground. ,on Th P' ;' -- red rt- Waltham;of ii714 Wade;DaVId.HaroldW. WIlson,Vi. Marsh,17, g;~m.. The serv~ce. WI'n honor of The.the City,CIty manager.which received aU of e son, in a speech in 'Washington, If Grosse Pointe has recent- the lake side. of the former Russell A. Alger home was turned t romtgeo.poglC , oeptal'n 17 of i034 Navahoe; and Carl D.. cltduens'of tthh(;'poIlz:tew~o.swervr.edldits water from the Farms, will 'd' th t" 'l't d t' th'd fT' 1 G d' Th' d t th men s a e In all. u ' f G an gave elr IVes In 0 . sal ...e na Ion s mIl ary pro- ly looked to you like a la y over. 0 e I ea 0 a rl~ • ar. en. . IS..,W:~ u.e 0 e en-:, th ". kd" ex per- Brown,.)~"o 5055. r,ay. W II and the Korean War. confor~ to the same water re- gram must have stability. fresh out of 'the beauty parl~r thuslasm of Mrs. Wood Wllhams and her aeslre to pattern. an. ell" ~rac _.o~ on s. ., The 3:5 robbenes netted the ~ w tern ra walnut plaques striction. regulation. In Chicago. Air Force Secre- "experimental.ga~den'" in this ':OInmunity: simi~ia! to those in verts, accordmg. to offICIal youths m~re.tb:an $2,40~. wi1l\e Pla~ [.;;the Center foy. The Shores, getting a small tary Talbot said the United there's a good and sufficient the East, partlcularly StockbrIdgE!,.Mass.. Her mterest was sources.,. . .Busy m Detroit . er commemorating Korean serv- share from the Farms and the States has the best air fleet in reason. Plenty of man-hours, shared 'by Mrs. ,Howard Freeman Smith. ' The Grosse Pomte Fraternal Bes\des, the two c\lurch.. ill ice. These will be replaced with rest. from Deb;0lt, also .passed the world, but he too warn&d woman-hours and boy-hours 'Miss Eleanor Roche of the0 .'Order of Police, Lodge 1.02: the 1'Voods~th~ Y0l:lths~obb7clone -t.ronze ta1.'lets after one yea" is sunilar restrlctio~, copu~, of against cornplacen<:y. Symington . . '. - ., _ , '!'n St ClaIr Shores' nll1e m the U LJ '~hi h 'led t II '1la called for a "military balance have been spent these past few POinte, landscape archit~t, con- spot"into a wheel design with', 10 composed ,of ~nrk police' offic- 1 : '.'p , .' t" 'd' . ht allowed for additions and correc- w .c. were mal 0 a VI g. verted'the rock and root,mfested. -, "." "h- ed-- .. ' th 8000 ColUlor, reclfic ~ea. an. elg ." \. resldent.;.. sheet" from President Eisen- May time weeks .to r~d the , 'garde~ b~we~n the: spokes..., ,~!S,.,p~~,: ~~ '~C?re a!l,' others throughout Detroit. tlon~:.. , .. _ The Park and the Woods gM hower. community of some of its most I-The historIC millstone present~d' 'pamphlets, which wlll. be . The .business places., -robbed Ra~smg ?f the colors and. h~f_ th~ir water. from Detroit and are • • • persistent. eyesores,-. un.kempt .poli.ce See.king the Ga~den Ce~ter by:, ~eorge g~v:eI.l.~o the q~,osse P?lnt.e wer~ in. petrC?it)~t.p~a~SJ:lores mastmg wlll tak~ pl~ce at. 10.~~ expected to pattern .their legi~la- Sunday, M::y 22 and trash-strewn vacant lots. Lubo!f IS ihe hUD-of th~s wheel. Board of Education for distrl-: and Warren Township. a.~. MC'nday, With members. tion after that city. TWO NEW BLOWS were aim. Hit-Run Driver Crushed stone paths from each bution to school children in" The "ahurch gang" 'first' began Gll'l Scout Troop 94~ .aD;~ Boy _ ed at absentee ChFd of State Under the direction of Mrs. "spoke". the School'District '. operations in March. Scout Tr0C!P619 partICIpating. F A Bao Dai by South Viet Nam Otis U. Walker) general area -- Committee Makes Choice " . '." " ,Advance of the colors, led by arms pproves Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's Gov- chairman of the Clean-Up cam- Park police are look4Ig for a Each JiCmUaryfor the first three- The .pamphlets are tIt~~d AT" H ld' C' "t the Honor Guard. of t~e 99th ernment and its Nationalist sup. paign, "Scrubaroo",' four of the hit-and-;un d:iver . who struck years a coIrimitte~ ,consisting....of ~esS'age :from Your.'Poll~e,. I?e~ .0 0 oncer AAA Gun Battallon WIll take $964,612 Budget porters. Two top aides of the municipalities have already com- and, ~~rl~ly -~jured. _a,19-y~~- Mrs. V/,illiains',,,-Mrs.Smi:th,...Mrs., p~~n~" _and conta':Ils .~tal m~. '0" C' t'. .L place at 10:55. . . ex-emperor were ordered arrest- pleted this phase of the clean-up old glrl,on ~hursday) May 19. Perc1v.al DOdge; .i~s. Charles' B: form.atl'?~to par~nts l.nreg~rd to. n en er awn To I11trodu~eDl~ni~rles The Farms council on Monday, ed on the charge of treason. effort. Park Police' Cbief Arthur, Crouse'and'Mrs. Arthur E..FIero.- the safety of theIr chIldren. Col6nel Allard will mtroduce May 23, approved a budget :01 Four others, implicated in the Boys Volunteer Louwers di:scloserconcert under ChrIs~ Church, Will glve the In rate by $1.08 per ll,OOO assessect tionary Committee sent a tele- the ~old HI.Y and TuXISClubs. J;hr~ug~ a ~ary~and.apey, where ,wer!!~l~~d and, ralsed,,~y varl.- !are'concerned, and i"speCi~l!mes..:.the, JOJ?t auspIce~ o~ the Gro~se vocatIOn. . valuation. gram to President Eisenhower tacklmg 18 lo~. Mrs. M. Ro~ert ~t mtersects .at Mack aVen\le, o~ nurseTles for the Trial Gar-' ." _ ointing to the "dos" and. Po~nt~ War M~morial Assocla- May.or Fred W. Park~r, Jr., ~f . The tax rate is now $16.S0per and to the heads of 42 other Olp, ax:e~chcu7IDan, supervIsed when.a gre~.195~ or.19.~2Chev,-' dEms.',' ,_ _'... ' l ~~~,~" for parents ~d the~ ',tion, on J~e 4 at,4 p.~. the CIty of Gro~se Pomte ~1l $1,000 assessed valuation.. nations, informing them- of the t~e actiVIty, w~t~ Herbe;t Heger, r~let :struck the wheel of the This year Mrs. Campbell se- obligation' to. heJp :t:id .the com~ '. ,T{le_Qx:~l!~s~~..~~_~..!-'~~e!lted.on read. the Gold S~ .Honor. Roll. This. increase is ~ade necessary Committee's support of Diem and ?uector of Publlc Serv~ce, lend- blke. . , ' lected .the all American' award .mUnitY of the."vermin.preying o.n the .Cent~~'s terrace o~erlo~kmg Plat:lD:g of the, wreath will be principally becaUse of the addi .. the claim that Bao Dai has been mg c0In:p~ete ~peratlOT\ :from The girl was knocked to ,the__selections'for the pas~ years plus women and young.'chUdien: '-- " th~ ~a~.eW1th.t'p'eJ?eaut~fulAlger undet' th~. aUSPIAmceso~ VF"feP.ost .tiona! requirement of 65 cents f~r deposed. the mUniCIpalslde. ground, fracturi~g her shoulder the new .listings- of this season '.', "-.; ;, Hou.se.~acting~s background and 995 A~ihar~,. erlc~ glon debt. service .on:th.e :voted bond • • • On the same day Canterbury and skull. , . and the se'edlings were pUrchased . A message to school ehil,d;el} sounding. board~',. :~~.,. Post 303 AUXIlIaryand. GIrl Scout issue and 43 cents from the eoun- Monday. May 23 andTuxisboy~to~kcare,inshort The driver, not &topping,.con':"~eady to plant: '. stresses the,~act,that,;.all,po!l~e:7'~':'.!:'h,~ ~u~e.nc.~. will enter the Troop 940. , .," cil's action ,to ,proVide additional THE UNITED STATES su- order.. of the Clty'Sprablem spots. tinued west towards Maryland EaCh. year it _has been Mrs. ~e~eiart~~~f~e:~er~aWIS~ ]imphi.tliea~ervIa.the newly plant- .volle~, ,T~~:~ ~~h~h':~9~ contingent funds. f~r possib~e spects that Rus.~ia is trying to Mrs. w.. H. Mack and No.rbert and then. north -on Mack. Campbell whO h~ $levQtedhours 0 d th~ the 'oli<:e~an is, al'~~'y~ .ed T:r:1alGa;'dens:, gIven y ttalion with Color emergeflcy approprIatlons. , split the Allies. This was brought Neff, CIty. Cle~k, master-mmded Donna was taken to Bon Se- and hours of painstaking, planning: anfr' d" p : . .y, Robert. Kerr..s, handsome and AAA Gun ~a VFW' d L' A breakdown of the budget for about when the Soviet rejected the effort m thIS area. . cours Hospital by Park police. to desigri'these plots -into 'a co- a len..., " talented ~ritone, will be the fea- Guards of t e an eglon the fiscal year is as tollows: ad. certain terms and conditions set May 14 .was a banner day m Authoritip.s.are making a check ordinated thing .of beauty to give The' children ~_e.asked to .retu;red SOlOIst. . posts.. ministrative, $59,859.89; police, by the Western .powers for a top~ both th~. :t:'arms and the Woods, of the paint chipPEd off -:the car ..pleasure .to.the many enthusiastic :port, pr have ;someone.report ~o~ ' Refreshments included in the ,To.Dedlcate p~q:eSn War $165,152.07;fire, $114,203.26;pub~ level Big Four conference to be Mrs.ea WI~llam F.. COnnolly, Jr., at the scene;. and checking all gardeners of this community the!?:.. !. Any s~ranger ~ho trl~ pric.e of admission w:ill pe, served Dedl~ab~~ of ~:de- °t~: direc- lic works, $227,707.08; sewage held this summer. a: chauma.n. WIth a, crew of garages -in case the driver might 'visiting: the_ garden until Jack to. J?ID them. m , play, 2.. ~)f m the pergola of the for~al gar. ~laque ...w ,be J, 'd t pumping, $35,012.79; recreation- An edit('lrial in Pravda attacked nme G:old HI-Y l~ds slIcked up have his damage fixed, '. Frost.' ruins its charm. They can stranger' who asks to. go w~th. :dens .f~l1ow:ing:the concert. tlon of Marlon Kel~ogg,presl en pier park $40,150;geneI'a1, $139," these terms as if they had beel) ~3 unsl'ghtly lots. In the Farm~. Chief Louwers sdd the left .see'what'is adaptable' to .this'area ,ihem; 3•.,~:qY'~?,_~ger who tr:~ ..,.Tickets are $1.00for adults and ()f. the ~oar~ of dir~t?rs .of the 488.65) andl extraordinary, $91,- set by the United States alone. HattJ~ Furto~, CIty C:I~rk, was front fender, o( the car was and make notations' of selectionS:'~o.talk Wlt~,them or touch, th~ Me lor students an.d may be pur- War Memorl~l ~ssocI~bon.. 687,37. The Soviet line Implies that only the cooperalmg mUJllClpal of- dented by the Impact with the for their own gardens another m the movle,,"': chased at the Center, '32 Lake T~ ben~dict~onBW:11 be fgl~ This comes to $873,261.il, l<> the American leaders are bein~ (Continued on Page 5) bike. season. - 'Get'LicenSe Number Shore: road, or by calling rr:U. ~yd ~~ ~ ~h Sar o~h~ h which is added a debt service of unreasonable. State Department Draw for Beds They should always remember 1..60:30~.Rain c:b.ecksw~~lbe glV-I a Y .. roe eat thee f~d $91,351.81,bringing the city's to~ officials said the ~rav?a stat~. Blue Devl-ls- Captu}"e 'Top Each AP:.il the. Tri~l Garden to ,m~r~ ~own,.the. ,car licen:s~ en_.for Wedn~~day,-evem~g,,June Addltlonal donors 0 2 tal expens~ to $964,612.92. ment must be studIed In detall. representatIve ,trom e~ch of the. 'nUitnberof any::sUSPICIOUSstrang~ 8, .m, cas~ of mclement weather. (Continued on Page ) _

In the meantime they have. no 12 Garden 'CliJIbSin the"Pointes er; and' always~.try to rememb€r:. . c ' • Accent n Y th comment to ~a~e o.nthe subJect. Border C;ties'.Loop T;tle me.e~.,to. draw'-a. nUlIl'1per~ Th~t. what~~e l?oks !.i!te.. .p' " 'k C -ZSf. k t G 'ns 0 ou ...... II, patti;Ctilar J?-umber\ denotes the The m e s sag e "to ,patents. is' . ar .0unc l Ie s () u __ Tuesday, May 24 .. ------, ,p10tth,ey.wil~plap.t~e_last.Tu~ equally important" and .. wheri.'.... " • Accent was on youth last Sat- We~~~~:' BASIL O'CONNOR,head of th~ The Border Cities League's .dotte each winning it t-.vice,Royal. day ,an~': P~IO~to :theillc children bIjng home. the: ::J;n" Rout"ng urday when the. Babe ~uth Foundation for Infantile Paraly- most coveted trophy, the All Oak and Highland Park, the oth~r, I?ecoratlon D~y und:er the' dfr~- pamphlets, they __should, :.;ead it I - Hassle Over' Bus. II League players marohed down sis, charged that the Salk Polio Sports award, will, remain ~ BCL schools, have never wo~ It;. '~lO~.C?f,',. Mis.. Flemmg!":planti?g 'over carefuny"~and constantly're-' _ , Ker..chevalavenue and the young~ Vaccine program has ~me Grosse Pointe High School's The Blue Devils scored a total; .~~au-man.. .' ;' '.. '. mind 'thei!-~'.chiidrenof.,'the 'dan- '..'Despite emotional pleadings, in- chan.ge supported at th.e hearmg est ~own parade:s were Cor~y

e mixed into politics. He telegraph- trophy case, in. the lObby of the of. 145 points,: which. were eamed ; •. A new Idea lS._b~~~..trledt"this: gers involv.ed~'if,.they do not~ad- suItmg charges and inconclusive was U1a~guratedto alevI~te street Caulkins, 7, and his brother Bnl, ed U.S. Surgeon Gen. I.eonard new auditorium.gymnasium, for on the oasis of 30 points for a '-year at the suggestion"of.Mrs. here to the rUles. ". '. ',. . '- . . congestion on, Wayburn at the aged two. Scheele to release to the public another year. league championShip 25 points .Willi~s. Each' bed.-ot the-nwheelf , ,. . ,~",", " . ..~rc;x>f:.br .a group CJf .l:1'a~eM8!~- 'jogging point. . Bill couldn't quite maek it on the findings of the Salk Vaccine With the spring sports program for second place: 20' points. for' will be'in one.color of diversified "~bc?v~a~h ~ePOJ't~rhin~s':-: ~n~:'~.esideJ.1ts,the P~rk CounCIl The conclusive vote carne.after f~t .so his father, Ja~ pulled produced by the Cutter Labora- completed at the school on Fisher third, etc, - shades and hue~. . .pICIOUS0 . ~,p,o. ce,- ~ pea.. vpt.ed un.~~o~~y._Monday. eve- an hour and seventeen nunutes him m a wagon, but Corky trot~ tories of Berkeley, Calif. Scheele road, and only the final baseball The Devi1JJ' 1954.55. season' The :permanent planting .;com:- ~'.'" , nings, '}4ay:'23to support the find- of hit and run hassling at the ted along beside them. Although has called a full-dress confer.. games left to be played through:- record is 'as folfows.:,,:;:~OQtb8ll,:injitee(c~nsists.;of'¥r~~ '\Villiams,.,Eggs Before' Ben ings'of.~e:Planning Commission public hearing scheduled at tb~ illness kept. a third Caulkins. enc~ of the nation's polio fighters: out the rest of. ~'le league, the first (30 pts.);',basketball,"tie for 'Mrs:, S~th;.:~:pOdg~ and ..Mrs. 'A' K b' S'.h I and,) c,ontin'Uf:..the present Lake request of the Maryland reSI- Peter, 5, away hom the parade • .. • Blue Devils have clinched the second (22lh); swimming, third, Fr~~n.ck:. ~i ::F:~rd.,.~S. R~s~ll t er y C 00 . Shore Coach.Lme.bus ro~te north dents.. . he he'~ the band from his bed- Wednesday, May 25 trophy for bhe second consecu. (20); tennis, :first (30); track .. Alger .ls:.mtensely'.mter~te.d m , 1lJ1~:'".outh_~I1 Ma.x:ylan~.avenue The emblttel"ed body of h0ll1:eroom wmdow. 'SC1ENTISTSd R from Red China tive year. second (25) and baseball tie"for'. au. plans""pe'x"ta"i'ning:.to.:the Th" f'. st d' "":"'f"'K b ,to' and from the .Clty limits. owners, summoned'bythecouncil The young Caulldnl oome br an .USSlaare scheduled t0 h0Id In all the P'omters have won second (22%)-10tal'points' 145~.. ' 'graund's. :- -'. . ,'"S h e,1 ~lr .h'era," "i1"'en 0hi' k er ,.'Y -As .the busseS' run. now, the to present reasons for th.en- con- th.elr baseball enth'1.aam na- ve a conference on the effects of this trophy eight times outright The on1y_way, th~ Pointers', " '_~holee Iris ?lanted c ~Q hn~~ed 8: "li".:,lcf~ .s'A;r,~..:CharIirvoDt' line. jogs 'from Way- tention that the buses. should be turally. Even though his boyw atomic radiation on humans. No and tied with Fordson once. ThiS finaa total points'might'be alte~ed: c. T,tle,t'oCk. _".,W"._ !:O. ;£.:~.~'":.-::!~.-_:'::.c•.: •...,..,~>_."J .,.. i"

Page Two (; "R:.OS S E~ PO' N TEN EW S ThursClay. May, 26, '1955 , . - ~.'. ... , .' DOLL REPAIR SHOP , Donors Needed 'to Put, Center' Drive: Over ro'p:,,~,~":M'ef!lQrial Day Complete line of wigs. shoes \ • .., r "". - ~ f \"i • stockings and/dresses. He (Continued from Page 1) Mr. anll Mrs. Tom R. Mason, Miss Brehrn, Mrs. Harry Bellows, Mr. nemming,.Mr ..and Mrs. Clarence Gilber{.:E~ Delaney,~ Robert '. D.' Mrs....Stephe~ "Olesak, M'f~~,B,:H. Arnold, F. ~ger BaC?n, Mr. and Repairing Dollil Since 1895 reported since last week, includ- Margard F. Meek, Mrs. Louis and Mrs, L. J. Carey, Mr. and Fricke! Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gab- Fr.enzel,. John Harding, Dr. and Pa,dqock,:Mr. ahd .M~s..Pai1-~eed:, 1Mrs. James A. ~auble, Mr. and tl11 ed: Mendelssohn, Carl Meyer, O. H. Mrs. Chester F. Carpenter, Mr. riel, L. B. Gascoigne. Mrs: James J. Harland, M;!. and. B.. ~heridan, MarJorle..G. ,!aylor, IMrs. A. J. Boylston, Mr. and Mrs COl\U»LETE LINE OF . Me May 12 Morton. apd Mrs. Harry J. Chapman, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. ,Stanley A. Gitre, Mrs.' E. R. 'Holtz, :Rev.. and ,Mrs. Mrs:. ehas •. B. Warr.ffi;' Jr:, Mr. Patrick 3. Bmke, R. E. B~s, NEW DOLLS AND Yo Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Duffield, Iv.k and Mt;s. John Mortson, and Mrs. E. C. Cllase, Jr., Mrs. Grosse Pointe Faculty Wives Marcus W.\ Johnson, Mrs. Eugene and Mrs. H. Gordon Wood,. Kent Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. CollmtJ, DOLL CARIIA.ES ( Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Bastien, Jr., M. J. Neumann, Herman A. Philip K. Coe, Walter B. Connol- Bri.dge Group, Mrs. Clair C. Klav.er, Mrs~.H;omer' R. Marson, A.....~imme~n .. Dr. and Mrs. M. Mr"( and Mr~. James Cope, :1\1r. 'of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Booth, Noormann, Mr, and Mrs. R. E. ly, Dr. and Mrs. Harold E: Cross Grubb, Valentine Guenther, Mr. ,Mr. and Mrs. ,Miles . McKee, M~ ,Sba~ffer,- ~orber.t Neff, and and Mrs. Odilon J. Dumas, Wal- KAMMERER tic Frank I. Redau, Joseph Brotz, OHIa, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Geo. E. Cruickshank, Mrs. G. :r": and Mrs. A. W. Houghland, Henry Miracle Mile, Ser",ice, Moir's Ser, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw D. Hakim. tel' W. Faust, Mr. and Mrs. Fred BABY CARRiAGE CO. ye. Lawrence D. Buhl, Mr. and Mrs. Parsons, T. A. Petrie, Mr. and DeBolt, Mrs. Edwin Denby Per- H. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Covert "vice; KF,ltlil.een A I. Morrison, ,'"May' %3 Fendler, Mr. and Mrs. Hald~an 8705 GRATIQT WA 1-2710 Dy H. N. Bumpus, Dr. and Mrs. Le- Mrs. Lansing M. Pittman, Mr. cival Dodge, Mr. and Mr;. Ed- R. Hunter, Chauncey J. Hupert, John Posseli~s,' ;r." G., Rhein,. Mr.' E. L. Ahe~1Mrs. Alma W. Am~ Finnie,. Mr. Thomas K. FlSher, at Fischel' • ;::= land Carter, Mr: and Mrs. John and Mrs. Victor Ptasznik, Mrs. ward J. Donovan. Geo. M. Ingram, Dr. and Mrs. and ~:r~.7!1. ~. Sayr6rt' ~dwm F. berg, ,Dr... ane;{ M~:~.O~IB:l1 M. Barrett s F1ower~ Chanders, N. F. Chamberlin, Mrs. Sherwood Reekie, Joseph Rem, Fred W. Eggerking; Dr. and ';Edward K. Isbey, C. Baynard S~orey;. K.; Know Stringer,. Clair ' Rufus W. Clark; 'Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Ritter, Senior Club, James Mrs. James M. Fisher, Burdet+.e Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. G.' J. A~','StucheIl, apd, Mr. and Mrs., • Oti! M. Dickey. P. E. Dillman, Sharkey, Mrs. J. G. Sta~dart~ Jr., E. Ford, H. T. Ewald, Jr., James Kastenberg, Mx'. and Mrs. R. 'E. :I3enjamin' S.' Warren, Jr. - W. Hawkins Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. r ," I ,.:-' 't', Dr. S. W. Staryk. Gordon F. Farquhar, Mr. and'Mrs, H. James Kin'g, Edgar J. r.Lorkowski, Mr. " May. %Q. N.8 Wm. Clay Ford, Eudora B. Foster, Strayer, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Tay- Gram, Jr." Dr. arid Mrs. E. .J. and Mrs. Joseph G. Maurer, Mr. 'Mr. and Mrs. T.; 'G. Brownell, t'S 0 'c re Col. J. J. Fulmer, Mrs. C. Hafke, lor, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Ivan B. Guenther, H. D. Gumpper,' Mrs. and Mrs. 'Hudson Mead, Mr. and 'Mt:' and Mrs'.-:J.~ta-wre'n~e:Bue~',~''..".-~ - -- -- ;'"-- .. e • Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hirt, Mr. Taylor.' Mr. an~ Mrs. ~. Theunis* Robert G. Hartwick; Mr.' and Mrs,. Mrs. S. D. Moreton, New Iadom .Jr., Mr. an9.Mrs:'D.~!1d:~:.-~ur- " ~. "",'. _ ,•. _.'1_ and Mrs. D. J. Hodges. sen. Misses June C. and Harriet J. E. -Hinzman, Mr. and,l\us. Club. ,gess, COU:rf1and'~~~k'Gal'rier,;J1f; .,-.'I-''',,~, -w. ' A. C. Hollerbach, Jerome W. M. Thomas. Carroll F. Henn' Mr. and' Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, ,E. ' W. Parc~lls, Mr.' and "Mr's.Jo:S~h ~D:".Col1inlt,':~ "',., ...... t" '''';,' ",.~ '... Fine Carpeting Howard, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hul. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thon1ts, iBud Hu'dson J~hn Huetteman' Mrs. Jesse W. Shields, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. Coury, C. Garritt • Q I I II' swit, Gladys and Roy W. Jacob, ;Jas. D. Vernor, Dr. and Mrs. Jr., Mrs. Bu;ton D. Jones, Mrs:' Edwin S. Pratt, Margaret Rice, Bunting, W. M. Bellridge; Mr.. ua ity nsta atlons Mr. and Mrs. R. Jaworski, Mr. Arthur J. VOl'wald, Starr L. James T. Keena, Mr. and Mr~. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scherer, and Mrs. Edward B. Erickson, -- • Low Prices and Mrs. Frank E. Jenney, Mr. Wade', Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wa1s- James B. Keliy, Mr. and Mrs: Prewitt Semmes, Dr. Frank J. John P. Frazer, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jerome E. J. Keane, worth. Elmer A. Wagner, Mr. and Thomas B. McCarthy, Mr. and Sla~en, Mr. _and Mrs. Hal H. John Sidney Heil, Dr. and Mrs. • Terms Arr.,nged Mrs. F. C. Kidner, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James B. Webber, Jr., Mrs. Mrs. Frank M<:Kinnon,E. J. Mer. SmIth, Jr., rv.l.r.and Mr's. Thos. J. Stewart Hudson. ~ ¥ E. C. Kindra, Sr., John E. G. Russell 'Wilton, Wm. Winkler, eel'. E. Snyder, Mrs. Ea,ward D. Spald- Stanley M. Huestis, Mr. and Kline, Chas. A. J. Kotcher, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Verner Zeising, F. C. Miles, Mr. arid Mrs. Earle ing, Mrs. w,m. P. Steven,s, Mr. Mrs.' Clarence H. Koebbe, Mrs. and Mrs. Augustus C. Ledyard, Mrs. Linn L. Zimmer and A. M. A Miller C E M h M and Mrs. Reinhold Thomas, J. L. R. B. Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. Sta.!lley Lucinski. Carol McIvor, Fleming. J~hn H 'Mu'ell~r ~~a_ a~,hn r~. Train, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frazer Ra~ph S. Lane, Mr. and Mti. Fred L Mr. and Mra. Herbert W. Mandel, May 13 O'Brien: Mrs. M: .W.Spet~ibone: Whitehead, Joseph Wozniakt• and M:' Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Haw8.rd carpeting co. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Manson, Mr. E. H. Allard, James I 'x-. Barnes Edward J. Pongracz, Howard G. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F, WrIght. N. Maynard, Mrs. Keru:-9th' L. and Mrs. Reginald MacArthur, & Co., Wm. Berno, Clarence E. Reed, Mr. and Mrs .. Rollin Rug- May 19 Moore, Mr. ~d Mrs. J. A. near Buckingham y J 5839 E. WARREN TUxedo 1-6022 sell, Wm. H. and Alice'E._Symon.s, 'II. ... ~. adn~...Mrs:..!T' DBa' llAm~ry, MMulleHn,-Mr'GN1Nc~ IMuMsmansk , I Dr. and Mrs. Robert Shellig; ,Syd' J,Y.J,r.,an .....yJ,~s"';;~ '., 8E~J'.ue, 1'5. enry . leo, r. an d Doe8n't it make any dilference~ R. 'Scott, Helen W. Sel1ew"'N'. A. ,-..." ' _ . :.,- Shook, Howard Shaw, J:'J."Smiih,' . '~.; i . . Yea ea1l get f]1lotes from folka who say that "brandt O. Wm. Sullivan, D9..hald - 'N. '...•1",,1' Sweeny, Mr. and Mrs... Ch-ss:' .. . ~. .. , " :::~;:DY~:@M;:~:~,II banking" doesn't reall,. make any difference as far 4& eMIIIDunity weD-bemg is eoneemed. 'ratham, Mr. and Mrs.' Ch'as.' D. ",::,~'~:'~1;,~'.~~;< •• ..... ;0. . ,~. ments, ebeer for the monotony of aut6lnobile design, John D. Bayne, Mr. and Mrs. j: ,,'. ,...•.K,~, .' .. the earioasly limited pattent of car prieflL Arwood G. Bedell, Mrs. W. C. "'::II:c:.:',':':':,~:,:y':;',:";;;,',,:,:,:';':' .. ' ',",:;' Bishop, Mrs. Harold R. Boyer t '«'~:r" 'x l;' ~Don the IMeyeractully h... Much to say?) Ann A. Brown, G. E. Broir,n: :>iJ;{',' . ~J~.': .;t; . ,"', Mrs. Henry C. Buhl, Leo Carrier, '''\_~:'':.. :.:""" ~I\::..:,:;::;< ' .',. : ~: L~)~~~'~':1:~t:':;~:~~t.::~~:;~: , ~<~w::;)~~~", '<", ',' ~ "1',*.,< .,' .I"~'tt I,' I, .. ~ eeI8OIidafJoM, eentral eont:rol • • • an these Mr. and Mrs. Casgrain, Mr. and .gies of acqaisitiOD, are sapposedly of interest OIlIy to Mrs. Joseph W. Caskey, Joseph '~'!!~~Iiiit#.~tt',....,\~;}<':'.'*,,' "'I'~::::I::_%:':,",'Il.:..: ~.:.:t:.,. .',. .~I .~Few. ' '-- and Wanda Chronowski~ FE ~W. 1"

Clapsaddle, Mrs. Chas. S., Cole, ":.: ~'... '''': ,.'.. (rNho .. affect., ttM hw ••• or YOU?) ...:..... Mr. ~nd Mrs. Bernard Corriillie " ", J ~':r "'."l',(:;~~::~t' : .~;~~;~. 'i~~10i~?;;~~~ Shiben .. Courey, A. W. Crabb,'" .•' . ,'" 'Nill"", , .' ,is... ", I ~ shoes, of Clarence E. ,Day and Family,' De- for tnshmee. We 'buy lots them In thi~ Four Insurance Agency. Jill::..:m_.~...~~.""<", ..:.....," eoantry. Better than half a billion pam a year. And Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Detwiler, ,,',' we pay all the way fnm a cJoIlar to • t6lOple of h1J1l- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice deVuyst, .~: tired for t1tem. Now. Mrs. Herman Dey, Arthur E. ..(~::~~~~..:: ~" I~,~'~~tllltl , ('900 -dependent shoe factories Diekofft Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. !111; :~.. ~~'..". .'; ":':,:, < " ", " " ~:::~;~I:i\:ttf:Mt\\1:<~w'~':',x. :~.; Doughty, Rol;>ertJ. Duff, Dr. and ...... ~ looM :«YH ~~«O ,. ",ak. for lWen COMpetition!) Mrs. A. J. &kel, Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Edsall, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Ellington, Mr.' and Mrs. < '. ~. A few shoe manufadurers, however, have become in.. C. W. Estabrook, .Wm. J. Elliott. ,. i. ordiDately' ambitious. Looks like they want to bur up H. T. Ewald Foundation, Hele,n l~~~f~~!'_,~i:~;' every.,braneh of the industry and hog the whole show. H. Finster, Louis A. Fisher, C. W., ~ <;.. .. •• H~£.q ~ ~ ~ If they eould eontrol enough tanneries. factories, and Floss, R. W. Fonda, LO'!lisGle~e, stores, it -would be ]JOIiSible for them to tell you, in Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gotfre

Palms, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Otto r • " . . . Pochert, Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Join Oar FAMlLY SHOE CLlJB - Buy 12 Pain, R. Price, Rober,.t G. Rein, Mrs. Get 13th Pair ~EE (No Tune Limit) John G. Rumney, Hazen J. Schu- macher, Arthur J. Scully. I' Mrs. Stanley E. Sh~pherd: J. I S. Sherer, Mr. and Mrs. Verne H. I Sidnam, Mr. and Mrs. Howal'd , '11IE MIOI1GAN anROPODY ASSOCIATION at ~ou~get.because G. Simon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. 'Look the br~ak aemind. You That , Smith, J. Henry Smtih, Mrs. Ken- neth R. Strang, Mrs. Edwar~ . MAY: 22-28 IS Torosian, Geo. H.. Verbrugghe, ! 1.. # , John L. Vogt, Dr. and Mu. Fredi . • MICHIGAN POOT HEALTH WEEK erick B. Watts, Mrs. Henry K' ',e Mercury breaking 'sales records ~ ond Ur~ You to Walker, Anne Wallace, Mr. and is I .... 1 Mrs. Geo. R. Wilson, Mr. and SIIIC1',._ A 'AMIlY CH.OPODIST , Mrs. W. F. Zabriskie, Mr. and ,r .. - --... -' Mrs. E. L. Koning and Mr. ,~n~, .- ..... 'I Mrs. Ritter Newell. ...,. "n" May 17 Chesler Bool Shop Mrs. Elmer Benzin, Gordon J. YOU GET MORE MONEY" \ B1rgba'uer, Mrs.' Alfred R. Boet- NO OTHER CAR OFFERS YOU BIGGER REASONS FOR BUYING IT Child.,.e-n' 3 SAoe Specialist noel', E. O. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR K. B. Brown; P. N. Buckminste~ 1 " l:S911 Eo WARREN, at Buekingham TUxedo 5..0863 • Exclusive styling shared by no • Dual exhausts at no extra cost on Mrs. Herbert Buhler, Mrs. H. C. other car all Montclairs and Montereys , Bulkley, Arthur D. Christopher, Mercury's rec.or~-breaking I Dr. and, Mrs. R. B. Clarke, Mr. • New SUPER",;TORQUE V -8 engines on • Ball-joint 'front-wheel suspension and Mrs. Frank Couzens, Jr., Mr. sales a'Uow us to operate at high every model (188 and 198 horae- power)-backerl,by Mercury's • Anti-foulin~ high-compr.ession ,'/:,1- I' ,r.tJj,II,".-" and Mrs. Edw. J. Daisley, Paris , ..!!I: 1:.T~II'8r:".''''_ DiSanto, H. E. Downing, Dr. and volume •.You get a far bigger. record 'of producing V-8 engines spark plugs , ~ Mrs. Chas. C. Eade, Mr. an'd Mrs. exclu:sively' I. • Consistently. highest retale' value , ....4 . 1. r i ~ 1' Stanley L. Fildew, Mr. and Mrs. allowance . E- 4-barrel vacuum carburetor on in its field, aecording to authorita- a...., ~ H. G. Frear,' Dr. Geo. C. Fred- every model. at- no extra cost tive reports, " - "'0 G\'A%I~~~~ ! j erickson, M~lrshall F. Troester. C\.IAMID ~:-D fuaa,"R$~ e' -,GARMINrs J. A.' 'Gwatkin, Mr. and Mrs. . , CUAH'D , Diy Edwin' A.~Hibbardt. Mrs. Helene " y ...,APPRO.-. )~ YOU ,GET MORE NEW- "" ..... :..,

.''-'5 ~,~ IY' IXCL AND"H'SH W. Hecker, Richard: 'E:~Hinks, ~~_ "Ii':' r ~ ~ ,,11140'" ({.'...... IINUy us.y, LUS,.. 10 Paul L. "'jolUisOn; ::.:MlcnaeC:anGi CAR FOR YOUIt- MONEY .. ,-; CISS Arma JucewiCll, 'Err1est"'B~ \Kelly, . 2 S ~ S'HA,f' JII O, 1'IX, ,,~,' .. Jr., Geo. S. LaFor.esi: Mrs. E. A.: IT PAYS TO FOR FUT,U~E'STYliNG, 9 Lindquist,- Mrs. Otto Lundell,' - Prices f~r a big~l88-hi, Me~cury I J Daniel- A. McGinty, Paul Nagel, owN A SUPER POWE~ • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Netting,: mERCURY . f 'I' ,i Jane K. Ogden, 'MJ;. and Mrs. Custom 2-door start below 13 ,': John M. O'Gorman, Chapter AO' , Don.t miss the btg television hit. Eel Sullivan's "TOAST OF THE TOWN" sUnday '!venin. ~ ~~.< P E 0 Sisterhood, Mrs. Wm. R.' . models in the low-price field'.* 7:00 to 8:00. Station WJBK*TV'.Channel 2. Also. be sur:e to see "PRODUCxRs" SHOW~~r next Monday evening, 7:00 to 8:30. Station WWJ-TV. Channel t. . - f Pierce, Mr. and Mrs: Fay L. -ialed ellt comparl.o" .f malluioctunni ~SlSI.ned lit. or factory r.idil price. ir~~!I:~ Seeley, J. Grover Sh:-ea,Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. Sweeny, Mis:ies - ~~el~l 5 H0 IRE PA II! Alice and Ethel'Tucker, Mrs;' Ed- ~ ~ .Sped&) " win Turashoff, Robert j. Waler, \ ~.. fih .....~'1. " Week bd1DC Rep:r 11;0 Welcome Wagon Club 'ofl'Grosse SEE YOUR NEAREST MERC,URY DEALER! June C SWEATERS servlcf' '" Pointe, .Mr. ,and' Mr,s. Lawrence

for you Wilson and Pearl T'. Zamba-. ' . .-, L. ~.' w~ • ~. Cle.aned &: Blocked • • Added +' <> , '- Cello Wrapped ....49c • Convenience May. 18 ., 0h SKIRTS «Plain) 49c , ,_ Mr. and Mr$"t :"Edward G. 1M;;;;;;;:","»» m';:7u_JbbShW sun.; i.::,.n."I'in:'Wbsiisjis:Js::nSS.iU'SJJ'SJI nni"''';;;;;:: :: : : :: : ..~~ Acomb, Mr. and~.. ~ ..M1'B.- ~I" Wo.' D. • ' ~: .•",.? ", .. . '. - :.-..,;;,:... , " • Baldwin, C. Broolts::;l3.egg, Wm. ",,'" ':: E. Berchtold, Mr. and~M1'S~Herlry ,-:-;. - ,:;-""'S,ee' the New 195:1Merru~y ,

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Thursday, May 26, I~S5 G ~O S S ~ 'p OlJ~rTE'; "NEWS . Page n;.... \ ._~~~.. ~__ ., _r•. _ . . BAVE'.'111E ANSWERS NECK AND, NECE Lawyers Honor Nathan Goodnow When it CO)iles to drawing co,n- Money is one of the best thiDga. To B~ Graduated at. Annapolis - GPHS GraduatesCo~tinue elusions. some. people .are truly {(.ltt and today- most peOple ar. Nathan B. G0o?now, 48, of 75 At ont') time during hi.I care'er, natura1~bOrn artists. <' • out-and after it. Handy, wa<; elected president of he specialized in trial work and . To Make Good. in College • the Detroit Bar Association on labor laws, but for the last 10 cr.. tl. Monda!, May 23, su~ceeding Chris years he bas been occupied mostiy By Diek Harding". percent were A, 35 percent B). Jllc~~ YoungJohn. with corporate and trade assdcia- G.i\H.S~" Jow:.nallsm Student Only: nine percent of their' grades "YOU TRIED THE REST .,. .• NOW TRY THE BESTI" Goodnow, a former University tion practice.' . Fc~ the fill}} consecutive year were below average (,below C)t 'o.f petI:oit athlete, has been prac- He was first vice-president of .Grosse' Pointe High School's only one percent 'failure. ticmg m Detroit for the past 25 r~c- the lawyers' group Il:lllt year. ommended graduates' have made' Or the 145 re;c~memnded grad- years, and' is a partner in In 1927-29, he was a U. of D. uates 47 entered' the University Dykema Jones and Wheat. football end, and 'vas named to au average higl;1er,th&.."1 midway of Michigan and.' achh~ved an

thet school's all-star team in a between' B . and. C, 1.53. (B':"'2t honor ,pOin~ average' of 1:37. Come to an Old Fashioned lettermen's poll in 1946. • C=l) in the~ first semester i,n The: 17 recommended alumni Strawberry Socia I Goodnow is a past' dean of the colleg~. That s a record hard to who entered Michigan State Col~ Detroit Alumni Senate of Delta beat!. ... . 'lege last"fall made a 2.01 a~erage~ and Lawn Party Theta Phi law fraternity and is ~hlS recor~ IS higher. than any Wayne Un:iversity claimed 14 'a memb€t of the American Bar previuu5 five-!ear perioq. in. his'~ recom:mel\ded studen~. and' they Thuriday, June 2 Association, the American' Judi- tory. In fact.m only three. other earned a 1.72 honor.pomt aV,erage. from 7 to 9 o'clock cature Society, the American' years was 'a cOmpara-Ple'showing Seven,teen of the recOmmended Institute of Management anCoffee , Icar and also broke the car's aerial. on a ongresslOna. appOlIl:me~ .rom.. IC ~gan ,m. u "7'" holders' to show what we pro':' "In the past five years, 68~ siu- .' For Information, Call T-U. 2-5480 ======-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-::!!_D_a_m_a_g_e_,_v_ag__s_e_t_a_t_$6_0_._ 1951, afte~ gradua,tmg froII?-,G;os~e PO.II:lteHlg~ S~ho~l lIt...-. dllce." . .. de~ts have' contributed, to. mam- 1950. Nay. also. atten~ed th~ Umver~lty ofMlc~lg~n. ~or .....A ~otal of 49 percent 0.£ .:the ta~g, this B- record as college. one year 'before cozpmg, to AnnapolIs.' Up..on graduat~olil' grades of .145' recoplffiended freslUnen," concluded. Mr. Clem- II MOVING WITH CARE they will receive Bachelor ,of-Science degrees and be icom- graduates werE: A's and B's (14' inson~,".We feel proud ~f it!lt missioned seconddieutenants in the U. S. Air Force. \ The' -, , . " graduation ceremony will take place, at .n'a.m: .(E.D.T.) in STORE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., :Thu...... nd s.t. , to .; PriOr'.ft t. historic Dahlgren Hall, et41minating traditionally colorful. I "June Week." MEN'S WEAR, INC. School B'oard.Outli"fi~esPlans Summer Begins. with proudly announces ••• For New Junior HighSchoQl. I r'. .. Mr. DENNY, formerly of Denny's Men's App~rel,' is The voters. of the G~sse Pointe rooin, work room, o.ffice'and con- new is v~lued member of our sales stoff. Mr. Denny will School District will be pr~senrf;~ ference room. . a proposition 'during .the' fall. of There will be a publications Memorial Day bs ple~sed to welcome his many Grosse Pointe friends ;. room: typing ,room: a guidance 1955 authorizing the Board of 'units'with three conference rooms here, where they m"y ~voil themselves of his vost clothing •• 10 .!rid S. Sh~in & Co." has every.thint 'Education to go ahead with' con- (offices), waiting room and yew sxperience. , struction of the ChaUonte Junior records room; and a 990 Square- will need for: your outing ••• fer ycur: ~f.fom High School.' foot study room. ~ ' The Board of Ec}ucation. in A room close 'to the stage will New styles ... new fashions ~~a~..'WttI m"ke tl.tft'\mer' ,. be provided for ~ vocal group of . . , anticipation of such, an approval, from 70 to 100 persons. There ~I955,; a leason of <;ood tooW has submitted a statement to will also ...be a library .. office and architects who will compete for equipment stora,ge space;. a band the project, to assist them in mak- and orchestra room bi,g enough ing preliminary pla.TJ.sand esti- to hold from ,160 to 1770 pupils; mates. six.practice cubicles, which could The a.r~hitect selected will, also be used as dressing rOOrM; compleli:ethe plans and specifica~ space to serve as B teacher's I tLons and will suprevise con- office, busk library, instrumental I f!or Cl4lion or re'oadnt. IYNt-JA1 "trir.construction of the school. repair shop; instrument stora'ge ditioning" is the secret ror sUmmer comfort! Tlfe Board is seeking the best and uniform stora,ge'. ,Italian More thon 2,600 IIpor.," in. every inch of plans for Il two--sso that There will'. 'be' Ii gymnasiwn- ..'/-; "'. i 7.50 future' expansion of' c1~sroorhs auditorium, swimming pool, lock- •I ,(:ll.Jl,., be. provided. ,.. er room, instructors, o:ffice~and In addition to beiDg used as a other rooms \md facilities. .' " .' .1":. j • Panamas, :{ j:uIiio~ :high IChoolt ..the' 'buildin'g:' .,The .~tement ~,the architects, , '( will :,tUnction ,¥, a community: alsc;>,. rli~c1~. the;BI)~ ~,.Edu~ . 'j" -.. " . '. ' . • Balib~ntls cente~".ai1d':;~iii'be adaptaple' .tCt. ~,at.lOn.:8'm~~~~ in bw.l~g a"" ,. . I8dult..~.'in'., ~uch. evening affalrs sW11?nlln~ .po~L.ln the Fierce Catalina brings you' tJ,e • Coconuts as the use of 'the "gymnasium, JunlOr HIgh.... t::h~ol and In the swimming pool, classrooms 'and Parcells Jumor HigI: School and bold desi9n and the high~ • Milan~ so on. asked for an. approxunate cost of . the two proJects. , noon coiori of the Italian The ~lte. se1ec!OOfor the pro- Harold Husbarid of the Board 5tl1Y on the COOL side of . posed JUDlor high school IS a ..., I~te spring and summar in 15 1 t 1 ted' ChaJ of Edu'CatlOn disclosed that. If . riviere • ~ d e ~i9 " • d for , -acr~ p 0 oca on . - the bond issue is approved in. your choice from this g~la onte ave~1Ue,betwe~n MadIson October,' work on the proposed' beach' and swimming! Mr~y of the smartest new an~ Ca~vm stree~s, Jll~e a~res of school will beW! as sodti as pos_' . shopes, weaves ~nd colors. WhIChIS now. be~ng occupl~d.by sible. He said the' Board is All eotTon •• toilored i~ , a U. S. ant! alrcraft ~rtlller'y'. "shootmg" for an opening of the .. ".' -. battery. The .lease grantJn~,.thls school by. September 1957. " perfection. Just arrived1 I ~aLl'I.d. to the Air Corps: tem:mates , Building. would be started:' in In A~t 1956,but SIX acres ,are the section not occupied by the t acceSSlble now and the school , . . , '11 b bl ....- b 'It th' Alr Corps, he saId. Shorts •.••.. 3.95. 5.95 WI pro a y u<:: U1 on ,lS . en4 u, . portion not now used by the ' J army. Gi'Jen 20 Days 'The building will have six • classroom! for; social studies; six For Loiterlug, Mac6r .. or and other fcnnoult br.nd nom". 16930 Kerche1J"t. III Notre Dam. rooms for English; six rooms for, .

mathematlcs; and three rooms Park police believe they have .' TUxedo 1-9252 GROSSI POINT. . plus . an additional, room that nipped a tTime in the bud with Shirts ... '.. ,.3.95, 5~95 can b~ used for scien~e. the arrest of a man on Thursday, , .itd .., The general library will .have May 19, at 1 a.m., who has a .long . Open Friday Evenings till 9:00 a seating ca?acity for 50 ,p~r- prison' reeo,rd. sons; and WIll have C\. readmg. According to' Park PolIce Chief ';. , -\ Arthur LouWe1;s,a call' was sent ; in: to investigate a suspicious \I man, by.a citizen who said the .' fellow was' loitering'. ar;ound ' a. gas station at Beaconsfield' and ",' .. ' Jefferson. . . I &"MARX , I PQlic~ pi.eked, up George I E. a cool suit that Garbison, 29, no l,tnow~:add:r.~ss. , He did not/account for "llls reason MOTHERS! Our, competely stockeC/' Boys' 'Shop is readY f?f you : .. for staying aroUnd 't.he' gas' sta- : •..." , . ~io~ but' Chi.i~fLO~'Ye-t:~'saidthat ~c •• i'o,.a'ssist.,in..outfitting your boy for c~mp ••• ' for sport~ .•• m VIew of hIS long.poliee'record, " . " - ~ '. , holds its shape .there ;was no .,'questiQu-' that. he 'foi"beoch! Ages from 6 up. wot.ildhave committed a'breaking and ent~ring,: J') " '~ Harbison was arraign,ed before LabelS .Made~t.o':order :*01 Camps! , \ ~1ev.,a... Park Judge C. Soseph Belanger " IMPORTED... -on"a' charge of vagrancy, Thurs- day,' an~ sentenced. to, 2,0' days.: in Wayrie .County::J}lil., .' .: ~OR..EAST , Chief Louwers said the man is' still being .investi!at'ed for pOs~ s~ble other .C'r~es. . Woven of finest Angora Mohair and / Australian worsted, Priestley's Imported by.' fa,tnous "NOR.EAS1"t is 50 lig~ and 'ai~y, you'll hardly know you have it on . BOSTONIA."S • :SHIRTS You'll be proundt too~ of the way it holds its • leGlltlt""y 1.aundered .~ MESH ••• tho ccd,.Det m I iI~a.:le,fabIti shape .•• it sh~ds wrinkles overnight and Finished abat wean lib' leather-t aod 1leams up ~ • • . to give you a su~mertime elegance widl h caVXia.... Gi¥es ~ se.eral,aeasoos.' of cod, wal above standard. In ch~rcoal gray t 29 .... Swn IiIi't' Joot comfort. l\eIIl CooM .... .Mftd tan, light blue and navy. ' 5 for $1 .'.1liWaW MIM it ••D.-a __ Picked Up I: Delinred \ 5.:50 losi'oniafiJr. 6.95.N 1.9. ,. " J: . ' f)Kr4StI.r ...... ,K&ds 6:95, Deek ShOH 6.95 Whaling.s. , " "

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Thursday •. May 26. 1955 Page' Four S ROSS'E .P 0.1 N T E:"-,.N E W.S .. .. '1 ... Garden Clubs who helped plant C ~ N 53 ViS • Trial at Filled with Plants it will be responsible 101' S booth Park Counciistkks to Guns. Gardens Center Rare at the 'fair, the purpose 0.£ w?ich .' .' .'" : .. ,,'. .'., ., '(C~~tinued from Page 1) annuals~~s. HerbertD.~~hmitzlthe early stage of growth at t,!l£ is to raise mOQ.eyto mamtam a (ContIJUled from Page 1) pomt. Schweikclrtdefendedthe -:,' . , ., ..' .. ' " has: t~r:t~ur\:~years.:;p~stakirigly Itime of the June 2 uFair on .ilie gardener and provide, for new .and out lying. th'e residents . led' .coachli.ne by;.sa~ri.~g,.thatit use.1i .~~.~.Fl~ripng" S9~c1~~~.. ~d re- made~these. marker$;- ~ . '. Green" held at the Grosse Pomte material another season. by their attorney Wallace Tern_the best quality q.elsel.fuel avail~ cel,vedgener9~ g~fts from' grOW- .. The' XJ:ial . GardEhu ..w-lUbe in War. Memorial. Each of the samR Jiffy Jeans in denim are the pIe seldom directed their com- able .._The..council:, promised that er~ ~nd llYbrldl,~~rs :b:~allover . ..' .'-. ',' slacks you'l\ wear for. your sum. Il?ents and questions at the' coun. it ;wou~d,te~t for _c.h;;':l~uri:ty.;) the country .. Shipp.~~s;-s~nt'over, . For mer relaxing hours . . . 'Offset cll..President of the Planning'Com- 1,000)u.~bs. Th~s.e. cl,)ns~sted:.of ga casual front pockets, two lorgo Self-appointed spokesman Vie- 'lnission Harold 'Ellington stated ..Yer.Y"ch~ce.glaq.io~, .~~~~, li~les ' Po' hip pockets, fully pleated, zip- for Doyle, of 1150 Maryland, ()n~y that the accu.c;ation.of' impaired and .. varlo~~ s~er'.:bloofni~g wa per fly, all-elastic bac~ for extra twice honored by. the presiding 'safety was unjust: He stated that ~ul~s.. TI::.at.fall nearly 800 tulip . whi freedom ... Sanforized shrunk, " chair, but continually-mouthing. '.the Lake Shore Coach Line had a~ci.'narcl~~I~l:11~~,plus150Dutch, G washable of course. rude and insulting .eharge~, first.. o~e .of the best safety records of It."lS we~e, ~h~Pl'ed' by .the same the ac~used the counCIl of owning any transit line in the .country,. nt¥"s~r~,. ":,',".' '.' '. of st~ck in the Lake Shore 'Coach and that'the city, wlllchr keeps >...Nine'~ch~lce li.1a~s'~ o~ th~~ it t Lme. He then o~fered as proof accurate safety checks on all ,its o\\{:n.roo:ts-:fotm.: a hed.g~' alo,~g oth that the property value' was de-. streets did not find that the run- one .sid~ of.th~, w~ee1,.Jus~~b~k bee cli~ing, the fact that ~o Gross.e' nin~ of ~abus r~ute.pa~on~.,.e!~~r of' the I>ut~p.,~iris;...~es~.:c~e, . A • Pom~e busse~ were routed dOw? Wayburn OT Maryland m any'w~yfr~~~nd ,~t,,~.~~b~tll,t,-J~~!~.'.: FaJed denim colors of pai Nottmghazp. m ~ront of Schwel.,. endangered life or limb:,~abfve The: SlX V~~:'i$O~~~::'~!P~,.,;.°J.l" thei • LT. BROWN • LT. GRAY kart's resi~.e~~e:,';,It was l~~rriedno.rmal' tra~~.,./ ...... ,,:~.~;:.an~~~ :side.:.of:,tb.~:.,,;~h~~eJ;:;~~~' . it • CHARCOAL GRAY • LT. BLUE' f;om ~chwe1 LA. '-'1850 ' MI 6-151t SlOn of the General M~tors-Cor:-end to'be determinecFonoth.eba:sis sandra~' The :primrose seed was serVE .J,.,~, ,.,4 ._ poration, the consider,ed opi~ion ot:the .best, possible' solution',for contributed by',Clarkes,of Clack. linen State Second"eolor 'Choice', ; Add 3% Mid!. Sales '1'0: ,. ,. ;. of ~he city traffic engineers and aU cotfcerned.' .' '.:' ' .. amos, Oregon, and ;gro~here:. " charr Open Thurs., Fri., Sat. Eventnis theIr own extensive s.tudy.. To. th~. proposal by .theMary- The, four ~mall plots sUrround- To the charge that pr.opet:ty~.land. residents that the busses be" ing th~ millstone.are circled with' O~.N;&a V'S .value.was decreas~ng, the coun<:il.r01,1tedon 'Alter, the council said Baron Sol~ach~r-Alpin:e: straw-' offered the find'ipgs 'm'the Geri-,':'Alter', is .a Detroit street ,';over- betty ~rch produces all season. '8 ~._~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~-_- ~~ Mo~n reporl;,.fu~ ~~'a.~i~,~yhavenojm~d~tio~. Hub G~~nAdd~d __ known fact that transportation If .such. were passed, no passen- Lailt year an herb, garden, be-' facilities enhance .propertyvalue .. ger' could be pick,ed up. or let tween the. Trial Garden.and the •ticial OVR THIRTY-FIFTH ,YEAR OF SERVICE Temple retorted that propertYolf until the busses entered the shore, was designed by. Mis:! value incr~ase or dec:rea~,e~e- Grosse' Poirite city. limits. '. Roche. :mc(?rporated. in. ~his. de~ Th, pended entIrely on the:.set of Cll- This. would cut off the' present sign was a' cutting garden: to pro- cumstances, in this case working transfer point on Jefferson op- vide material' for' fresh. flower dean against his clients, but he did not posite Tony Koinis' and elimi-arrangements' for the, War' Me- parae .prodpce 'c~ny .fi~Ul'es as to the nate the Lothrop' 'shuttle bus. morial building. The. herb gar- busin Long~ r.~'Lif e; ticipa exact. "a~et;de:nations .. cl~~med.. Patrons' waiting to take Jeffer. den is the special project ;ofMrs. ~ --: Smitl , ,. The GM~report'~s~'ateq:,~;:the~"~xact;son .cuss-es .out. into the Pointe James Cope 8Rd .Mrs. Ben 'Beyer; number ...~f passenge~~~;.'\;;~~r~inJ~:;'~?~la:'''pay'~ to.. walk up from _ ~.a~h s~o in the,\P~~arient: teers ! Club and leavmg bus~es ...alo~g~,:,th,~'~er~~.eyaL.., plantmg 'IS marked, as are all \ ::~or YO,ur Fine ga.ve 'r- route under questIon, a nutnber: :.:' ' .' . . I ...-:.' M large enough to warrant cbntin'" .: 'I.. ' to uation, according to the conduc- .' I age I tora of 'the survey. . E. ] I Buil( Property owne'rs. charged. th8.t-; " the :filth created b,y the bus:fumes.. " BailE .1 . 1 was almost unbearable. ,On this' . " ty, " ., leagl . I Ml with her; Bicycle Safety .~ of 1 gene Drive Conducted mak Patrolman Joseph Miller," '. aroo Farms safety officer, disclosed ., ener the' F.arms bicycle' '8afety~tispec: m~n tion has been completed '1p. all pow the schoob in the community.... , Tl I .,.- . However, he 'said, .:ther~ " ~e. Ket< some childten who have9rlot,nad' .. , Doel their bikes checked ''Over.. J : . " Stall Students!J::om. Kerby, R!~l1~d,. " "\ . ~'. - Kale -.....:. :'.. '.' ... St. ,Paul and the ~Convent, ',Utter':'' . . '. Baw ested in' takIng part in t:h8,~c'on- Lov~ '-- test, may bring their bikes to the Farms. police station for. inspection on Saturday, May. ~8,ofio~ ~ .' Sl a.m. to 12 p.m. Winnen .will be announced later. /" .. ' W PIc •. Chri8topher!l~ntz Tl With Paratroo.p Outfit pres . .' - .. .tanl ", ' Fort Ca~pbell, Kentucky, May . ~. " lubj 19,-Private First~'Class Christo- , .~. , ; . perl! pher Kuntz of' Headquarters .:\' '",," , :-:',.. ' , ,. ' Cho Company, First Battalion, 503d Uni1 Airborne Inf81"ltryRegiment, 11th T} Airborne Division and son of Mr. Suni and Mrs., Christopher Kuntz, the 20014Holiday road, Grosse Pointe men Woods, Michigan, has beeh as- Inte signed to duty with Company E Exp' of this regiment. C} Private First Class Kuntz was nica assigned to Headquarters Com- trair pany after volunteering for the pan} Airborne and completing basic delh Infantry training. He attended papE the Basic Airborne. Trainiri.g' Exe< School at Fort Campbell in Au- Yor} gust of. 1954: Upon:'completion ~he c'Tra I was awarded the coveted Para- W chutist Badge in a'formal gradua- the tion held at the school on Augus't ..pon 14, 1954.To date he has a total of eleven jumps~,:\,., . CI: 'Private .First Class Kuntz is POiIl year looking forward to the new as- wit[ siglUnent from which he hopes to see and learn many' interesting Mr husl things. in • ... pro~ (jrosst Point~ t._. '. 'St~ *.~u. Finishing .Pr~~ess .Restores D4 • • .N~ws. T~ Lustrous Original Fabric Beauty publlsheCt .-very '1'hUrSday hy ~teebO Publishers, Inc., 99 Kereb'Jval, GroSle Pointe Farm. 36, MlcbiraD. A . . . " . .Pbon., TV. 2-69~ lent Like your fine blankets celshmere-so'ft ••• powder-puff fluffy? 'three Trunk lJn.es i . . Sch( Entered .as.:second .class matte:- .at .the .cross-co)Jntry trip; the pr,ide {rom that first p.rn. Then let Shepler's clsM them with ~u~.'speciell "Deep-Cle~'~ .. post. ofticet:~ Detroit,' Mlcbiru' •. under' When a man takes,' ~oss~si"on oLh~~,fi~s{:.:''~'quick 'glan~es ..of .~pprov:al h~ gets from .. tbe 'act of Marcb '3, 1B~'J. .: : ' . matching of gasoline and mileage; and the: grad .Cadillac, many' wond~rful .things,: hiijpen. '.'' .. oth~! motorls.~s.quItea change {fornyester~ method and replace the originol textile finishing agenh with our Subscript10n Ratts: $3.00.~er;;'..Y~IU':,by constant proof that, the 'dream he dreamed ehes Mall.' All. N~s and Advertising Copy . " '. .. :.. .. ' ".... ~,.,.,..day; when he,hlmself was steahng glances. <' . tal c Must' Be in The News Office by Tues- is in almost everybody's heart. potented "Sto*Nu" process! THERE'S NO EXTRA CHARGE day Afternoon tG', 'Obtain Insertion First of all, of '70~:se, 18the:.g~~at" l~"~~:..:"atthe'people i'it Cadillac.! .. ,' . A t'his,' Week. . he gets from the car Itself. When -h~ se.tt:les-~' .' . .',". , Yes" when a man steps into. his first bel down behind the. wheel; turns. the 19m,t.l~n.:' And, so 1tg~es on t~at, -first w0.nderful for this exclusive •. Gadillac, he takes one of life's gr~at Itep~. sen': • Ellc~l1ent cuisloe key and starts for home-",el1, it's a grea.t ride;~with ~a new thnll ev~~y ~mute"7, Claz Recommended by . life, and no fooling! ' .' , . untl1, the nose~~f. the, car. ~rns mto. the. And it's a much, much easier'step to' "' lead DunCll.D J{lne. .' .' . ; : "_ qrive-way. AnC1th~n .~omes th,e~gr~atest . take than. most people realize •.'rhe cost'of don~ • Brick construction . . ,. There"s a wholly. ne,!,{eehng of secur1~Y.' . thriUof all--the WIld and enthuslastlcap-- . a Cadillac 'is remarkably low." And once Tl . . .c:entr~l heating .\¥eight and size and ,.strength area:ll~bou;~: proval"of thilt'litde group whose welfare'is you own it _ •. well, many contend that . ble • S~mming, golf, temUs . .him. There's a new.:sense.of mast~rll over .his,:constant'inspira~ion .. ' ing it is as economical, over the:,yeanJ' as any also • Near Stratf.O'td . , -,', the car. The 'response of the-~ngm.e:-the ',~ . '.' . ' , car you could buy. . Sha1c•• pearean Fe.tival .action of the brakes~the'.easy f~el'of th~ Do,n't worry ahout dmner tontl,ht-Iet of go -. BI ~June rt to Aug. rJ '-. ,,' - '-~ Better come in and see .... We'l dem steering wheel .:::;~:t,~erj!Nt,1g~g~v~:~hint.~ Jor-'Ilr~de! . . .' . ;ooft. ing feel~ng .of con?dehce:,he"n~v~r ~ew.:1n &." ~'.Thi~ IS',ohiy,. the, lieginnlng, of' course. give you a ride that will thrill 1W-and "Gr, motor car befor::'~.~" '." : ..... ,',:."" Eyery' day and montn. ;~rid .year aqds to some (acts and figures tha~~m.a1' amau "- Up Weekly rates with And, of co~rs~~';hlca~'t the's;ltisfactiQn''l:'h~re's ..tliejoy Qf the first, you. Why not make it today? eal meals. from $53' h'elp'noting,.t~e:lt" D . '\, ' , :;' ,', .\ .. ,inKle;:$47.50 to pan: 16901 Ho,lt" ot G,oytoft .c:~(Main. Office .~cl Plefttl S65 eaeh,: doublel ~ guit Pho". TV.-do 1-1900 For Molc:. of ac- - -. c:ommodaUon. J'e~ ". .~lEARY' CADILLAC~In'c. dire 12500 Hay.. at Mayfield" ' ~ . \ .." } . . 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Thursday, May 26, 1955 .. ,' I G R. 0 5 S.E P'0 J N l-,E' . ,N EW S' t ':....:.). (. .~ " .. , , - - ',- Page Five )th ... • lch .~ " Blue Devils , , . '. .. _ a ..~•...,,~.... - i '",'. ew . , i. i-A.. ,. "'1 Win Crown '\ . , ,,-. " ~ . (ConUnued from Pille 1) , , Fordson .Bufferslosses in its final I ' ..•._•."~J9 games there is a good chan~ the 01. cours,j~:,:~~.j.eilot going .to..let ,.nY"'I'@. down! Ppinters may wind UiJ in a three- ' way tie for the baseball croWl' .~ which they won la.st year. j Grosse Pointe's greatestbolc! on the trophy came during ~e years I ' of 1945 to 1948 wh4'm they won' it three times in auccession. No • j

,~" other school in the league has .. : been a~le to match this record. At this time tribute should be .. paid to the Blue Devil teams and .- .. ,' their coaches whose efforts made it possible for Grcs.se Pointe High to retain the award. Coach Ed Wernet's football and IICI,;_n:':~'inin 9 a baseball teams earned 52~ points, while Coach Howard MacAdam's bas \: e t b a 11 and track team amassed 42% points. Coach Bud "I Kurvink's tennis team garnered • 30 points and last but by no means least Coach Frank Banach's swimming team captured 20 points. TRADITION Assistant coaches Ernie Bauer, Harold Fisher and Bud Kurvink ", helped out wherever they were needed. Bauer worked with the ~ \aseball and football teams and' fisher worked with the t.rack ~I " eeam. Kurvink handled the re- serve basketball team and the linemen on that Blue Devil state .. :, THE SERVIC~ COURT. " '\ championship football team...... , ., .\ , ~ .' . Fully paved, this .. ,Scrubaroo' spacious enclosure I

• (Continued from Page 1) affords privacy for ficial. waiting cars. It Parade Launches Drive leads directly to 'all The Woods launched its lot service bays. clean-up day w~th an hour-long parade in which city officials, business people r.nd residents participated. Later Mrs. Stanley L. Smith, area cha.irm~n, with volun- • teers from Blue Hi-Y, Thistle Club and Boy Scout Troop 546 gave the spic-and-span treatment to Mack avenue business frontage and to 10 residential lots. J. E. Hansen, Superinterldent of Buildings and Grounds, and Vern Bailey, Director of Public Safe- ty, were most helpful in this big- league civic activity. Mrs. Otis U. Walker expresses hE'r appreciation to the directors of the organization tor their generosi,ty and civic spirit in making available to the "Scrub- aroo" cominittee the time and energy of the dozens of fine yO'llng men who supplioo the muscle- power for the lot clean-up. These directors are: Rev. Paul ,v .. " .. _,~. Xetchum, Tuxis; Rev. H. Arthur Doersan, Canterbury; Rev. Robert Stanbery, T.R i 8 tIe; James C. Kaloger, Gold Hi. Y; Ernest .;, ~/ ',If ") Bauer. Blue Hi-Y; Harold O. j'_i --=- ' ... Love, leader in Scout TrOOp 546. ! Schulhof Award Won by Chope The annual Schulhof Award, presented for the m 0 s t out- , ) Manding discussion paper on the' lubject of office management and . personnel. was awarded to R C. -.... Or.ope of the Detroit plant of. , .' .. . . ~. United States Rubber Co. $REAT~ ..SPACrOUS.'SERvtCI BAYI. The presentation took place on '. '. Sunday, May 22 at Toronto when ':. ,AJw~YI ~mple .room for ~H.c~rs unaer teN'"_ the National 0 f f ice Manage- . ~.dodi~g .~:,eomprete bay for. .af'-W&~. ment Association opened its 36th I . International Conference and Expos;,~ion. Chope, who is manager of. technical employment, finance and \.. " .- -', ...... '-.. training for the rubber com- - . '... pany's tire development division, ~:-. f~,,",," . .•. _ ~ . . _, . \-w ~. , rielivered his award. winning '.rh;recora 'Of top. service for fine ':automobiles since'::'they, Were.first. m.ade,:-rlght. down through the paper last October to the Office Executives Association of New years,. has ,always ..been best ~xempliflep. here on tliis-,apotln;GrOsse Point •• .-~.'tlie'birlhplace:~'th •. York City. His subject was, ,,' " "Training For' Office Executives." . ,.,,:"., .\Vor,d.,:C'gara~e'"in.Michigan. and 'th~.'Qide~t'con~inuoh~ly .op'~ated, a1Jtomobu~..I~i~ ...~~:: ~~ .aU. William Schulhof, publisher of • '-, r") ,....'. -. r.: " '.. '-r.~.~' America.. ., ~~. .'." .- .....:;' ,C~'''; :;:' the Office Publication Company, A NEW FACE BEING, GIVEN .ORI'GINAL STRUCTURE. ... -... ',(., ..... '" '.:,. . .:'.. ,~, ... ~- - Iponsored the award. . " .' . ,.,.

Chope, a ret-ident of Grosse • ' • ,. T •• ~ • '. j." Pointe Farms for the past seven Far-sightedness on the part of th.:cOmmUnity' •. automotfv~leade1"l"baek't~t-'19()l~~~t .~ the;, years, lives at 114 Hall, plac~ " '. , ." • \. _". ,~ ;. ".' ,~. J • with his wife and three chtldren. . erection of this big garage when t.he'.automobile industry was a beby and ,~u.;:lead~r.',ww. bent Oft ; , M r s. Chope accompanies! her husband to Toronto to participate learning what commercial service could and should be. There was evolvecl-'here,:-one,may wen believe, in the a war d presentation many of 'the standards now in practice acr~ tM nation. . . program. " - ,\ ., , ..

Defer Children So, you may be Sll,re O'Leary Cadillac in this greater, modem servi~ depAl'tmmt wm oontmue wNi. To Give Show modern, advanced features what the industry's founders established. . , , THE HOUSE Or PERSONAL SERYJ\:E A Variety Show will be presented by children of the. Defer School on Friday, J'une 3, at 2:15 ; Service at O'tearyCadiI1~"c"" .•.~.sh,~ll:hencefort:h be a term designating TOP, UP-TO-DATE SERVICB p.m. Singers from the third JI'ades will assist the Defer or- on .all cars. of every. make .;~:. rlght'her.e on. the very spot where it all.beg~ ••• matnta'inin, .... eh~ra and beginning imtrumen- dit~on as old as the:indPstry.'" . . ." tal classes. :' • A feature of thi.s program will be a tango danced by Mr. Man~ sen', fourth grad~, with Joyce Clare and Dennit Jones u the lead couple. A Mazurka will be done by sixth grade girls. o The orchestra serves in a double roll, acco~panying th~ sin~- TUxetlo ing and dancmg groups and 1t also plays a number by itself. Beginning instrumental classes 5"1200 demonstrate their growth in play- ing ability. "Davy Crockett "Grandfather'a Clock'1 and "Open .' Up Your Hearts," are the musi- , ~al numbers of the third grades. Dennis Griesbach will accom- 17153 E a,st Jefferson A've n,ne pany the grouPil on his electric guitar. ¥iss Martha Ream is the director and Miss Martha Hoke the accompanist. grosse pointe I Parents of theM children, and friends of- Defer School are cordially invited to attmd thJa af- j ternoon prOInm- :l - , ...... ~ / .. j ..," ,' . .1

• sa sap all 3 ae a C $ 4 $ 4.= ~2.& •. 2~22 :. t , / . t !' / thu'rsday, May 26, 1955 Page Six POI ,N TEN EW S ~ J for Park Patrolman Pre,pa're '-Punch for Youth \Del'nee at Genter' 'Fire .Loss,Totals $45,215 No Vaughn Retiring For One Month'iu"Farms , Park Patrolman Thomas F. :;~ Vaughn, 64, of 819 Beaconsfield, Total los~' ot:",~, .buildirii 'an<;l.,:ency calls were answered by the will see his last day of duty on conten:ts'~:deUnag~' amountin:g::;'to uiility~piec~:'There were no false Saturday. May ~8. " . '. ' 'alarms and no. calls were made , $45,215 'was Fecor~ed, durmg'. r t 'd' f the ommunity. He will retire from the force .. h ,~ . '., OU Sl e .0 c l- effective on June l.(He has been Apr~ m t, Farms, accarding to. ' 'Fire Chiei William Mason also. , r i _ with the department since June the manthly fire report released announced that his department f _ 13, 1924. He has been on police rec~tly by Ch~ef William Ma~on: will visit aU' of the schoolS in the ' , desk duty for many years. The -alarmingly::high figure in-. "area in' order'to. familiarize them- I He is married and the father of cl~des two major blazes, 'the nel- 'selves with the, buildings and t' two children. bridge and' Debo 'fires.: Both" grounds .. This measure will in- I The Vaughns will move to Al- occurring wftbin :a five day span, ,crease the fire prct~ction afforded 8.. ..~. gonac, where they have pur- the Delbridge rnzirig was one af -the "schoal children of the com- ~,; , I. chased a home. t~e woist on Far,J!lS,~~()r~:~Th~ :ffiunity.", . '.. ..., ,'l"RJOWN$.~ . ~ The retiring patrolman, an avid C Debo fire; though ,serio~" 'was not: ," " ""', ',-" '., , ' I fisherman, will spend much of of such great, import .., : ,--', 11" . • , T' t' m' - len' Z- 1 ' his time fishing. The losses, the-h:~.avi~~t,w';nky~.'"",.'.~~,Z. :e' " _ I years, when\.-b:t:qk~A,Q9wh",sp:0W:, ;Ontr' otha"l- T-'old History has a habit of repeating a much: greater:,~l!?ss;to 'property' -!;!;;,~: ' " .:,', , ., itself-gossip doesn't have to. ,than to. content. .'lfhe estimated' '?:'r,:Mr. -and Jl4rs. V}ncent ,1'_~rmlm b'.li~~ing, «:l,am,age,'w~ :.''$'3~;1l5~<:'of.:Nattingh'a~ raad ~nn,aunce the whlle cJ)ntent.:Joss amounted' to ;,:~gagement of the~r 4aU'ghte~, ., 1~'1 • a little over ,10'thous~d'::dollars; ~~,al-y,~Hee'n",;to~ennet~ P. ,Hurl! ./, There was only on~ reported ,son:',?~,:Mi.,and ,Mt:~:.Stephen -Hurl Grosse Pointe autoI?obile fire and the damage 'af. Lyfqrd ,a:ve~ue.,',: \was _negligible. Six ambulance; -An" early;, September wedding - Farms Store calls were made and eight' e1perg~.,~s ~lanned.",- /,,'

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,-Picture by .1obn Lake Everything is set for the Hag Dance which 'will be ,staged at the War Memq,rlal with .lOursparkling, coordinated Center this Saturday night, May 28. Students of'Grades 8 and 9 are,invited to dance on the lawn on the lakeshore. Pictured testing the punch recipe are, back row l~left to right:- 80 Kercheval BONN-IE BRO\VN, MARGARET NIGRO" LIZ LEETE, JUDY POPPI.N; SUE CA VA-, TUxedo 2.3950 NAUGH, and StJE MALACHECK. Front row, left to right:-BOB WACHTER, JOHN NICHOLSON, chairman; and TED HARRIS. ,MIX-AND-MAtCH COLOR-CUED " . " Dr.'R. F..Thomson I CHI-N'lZ: BE'DRO\OM ENSEMBLES • • Awarded Medal Dr. Robert F. ,Thomson, head of the Metallurgy _ Department of General Motors Resean::h Labora- Every bedroom becomes a masterpiece .of .originality FREEMAN LOW-TEMPS tories Division, has been award- • ed the John A. Penton Gold Me- a'nd refieshing beauty with .our fine-count, everglaze chintz dal' by the American ,Foundry- men's Society.' ,'., . go-tagether en~embje~ ... rich in glawing The ,award, one of the society's Breeziest highest honars,'was presented for colors and superb workmanship. Create your .own all-solid Summer-weight "outstanding contributions: to the society and the industry in foun- scheme, .or accessorize solids with gay on the Boulevard. dry research,. part,icularly in the field of ,light metals.",'- , stripes or prints that color-match, Northc:ool Mesh A graduate of the University of '~ontrast .or blend., and Pliant Soft Michigan, where he formerly taught metal 'processing in the Grain. College of Engineering, Dr. Thamson jojned' General Motors Research :t.aboratories in 1950 as assistant head of Metallurgy De- partIJlent~ He was, promot~d' to Black Soft Grain head of the department in' 1952. He is author' of' a number of with Charcoal technical publications ,on such Grey N,orlhcoo/. subjects as magnesium .and steel heat treating, corrosion testing and automotive -:;::omponentper- formance. ,- 4 He has been closely associated with the development of improved gating, systems for metal castings. He organized Jind served t'or five years as Chairman of the CLUE 10 COOL COMFORT, American Foundrymen's Society Research Committee on this sub- Chemistry •came up with a cool ject. This work resulted in three high speed motion picture films formula ••• Nylon Mesh ••• now knitted depicting metal flow in molds for utmost strength, pliability, Clnd which has been shown over 200 times to foundrymen, throughout non-ravel endurance. Cleanable, tool the United States:and several for- eign countries . . ,.. in wonderful feeling FRI~MA~'5 He directed companion work at General Motars whicll- adapted

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• • , I ( ! Thursday, May 26, '1955 GR.OSSE POINTE 'NE'WS Page Seven

, ' " , , \" BREA~S ARM IN FALL. cycle on Saturday, May '21. She seeing the Zoo animals. They will Janet MI~ler, 10" of 3988 GUll. was taken to Bon Secours Hos i'- Doing Radio' 'Work "in;)ap~n, 'Builders'Offer Free Fill Dirt 'M~2~E:':R;;:~:ntdate.also enjo~ natili'e study in regard ford, DetroIt, ,fe~l In .f~ont of 71,2, t 1 by City police, suffering fr~m. ~ .. ~ . . ~ • '," ,l"", ,,' ,,'.'~~, " _ ""~"', for the third gr~ders' of Defer to recogmzmg~,trees and birds. Notre Dame whIle rIdmg her bl. a broken left arm. , Any Pointe, resident ,desiring:l which it is willing .to give away. SchooL Mrs. Vera Haney, and Mothers asSisting in this Field' j~ndi~:c~~'pa,~.~,:~t~,~oI:jf~'~e,o~;'a;: If you need ~y part of the' ~ Marion Jon.es' school ch~- Trip' are Mrs.Charles Timkins,' ~ll;,st,co~e fIrst serve. basIS.. dirt, just call TU. 4-3207. ' ' 'd..--en went on a trip to ,the DetroIt Mrs. Oscar Guensche, Mrs. Wil- Bessert " 'Builders;: '; Inc." , an ..' . " . , , ." zoo. , liam Connolly, Mrs. James' Sur. nouncoo "that it:.:has about 500 ~ If at. first you, don't succeed. The teachers report tnat their brok, Mrs. Robert Case, Mrs. loads' 'of' fill" dirt" and top' soil you'te running about average. . children" Me enthusiastic about Hewitt Moltzau. ~ l. ~, • • • • " • • • .. •• * . spring. cleaning ( c"n be soeasyl

, .: First have STAR clean your rugs. Whether J it is done in our plant by our aU-new

cleaning'process .•. or we clean,your ',- r,'4). . " tacked-dQwn carpets right_on your floors ••• YOl~'l1 enjoy the like-new beauty that KNIT j results from STAR's unique skill and thoroughness. And your chief spring .. -u.s. Army Photo ,-- cleaning chore is painlessly completed! ARMY PVT. CHARLES H. PARK, 21, son 'of Mr. an~. ,STAR's prices are economically low. Mrs. Charles H. ,Park, Sr., 1321 Somerset road, is a me,mber

of the Far East Network hi Japan. Park, an announcer, 'I' • POLO SHIRTS entered the Army 'In ].'ebruary, 1953,and completed'b~ic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo~ He attended the Uni- ' versfty of' Michigan. ' " . II '",",,2' " STAR Pier Permits Big:Problem . ; -~ : 45 CARPET CLEANING CO. As Pointe Population,Grows

, ' LOra;n 7-3400 The Grosse Pointe Woods City facilities. It- is Shores policy to, Reg. 3.95 to 5»9;5Values Council took the first decisive issue permits to property 'owners Rug and CSl'pet Cleaning EXCLUSIVELY For 62 Years action, in a trend that seems, to who are' not ,residents. .' be sweeping all the Pointe The Park gives limited permits, municipalities when, at their de- to .business .men, anowing ~:hem More than 20 different styles of layed meeting, Tuesday, May 17. no guest privileges. The City they passed a resolution denying policy on this matter is vague, P91o, Basque and T-Shrirts in every tax paying. business residents but it was learned. from undiS- park permits. closed .sourceS that because of color you can imagine. Quiet ones~ The question of who is entitled pier size limitations, permits are to pier permits has. already ap- not issued to business men. time out for play! peared QP the agendas of two of, gay ones, big ones, little ones- the councils of the Pointe com- 'Past ~olicy in t~e Farms has munities; .the' Farms ,and the ~n ,t? Issue ,permIts to all no~- classic pat~~'rns ~ in fact whatever: you Woods and :promises to be a poi~t, ~es!~,ent ta?, pay'ers and aU bus 1- of discussion af at" least another' :ness, :~en. l:'lpon .rE:quest. The~e CARGO-POCKET PANTS the Park. .' 'permIts' ~esubJect to c~rtaIn .have 'j'nmind you'll find in this group. 'The Woods city fathers passe& rules not Imppsed upon resIde~ts the denying resolution by a close and have" ?enerally to, do w~th Lisles, terrycloths, smooth cottons, • SANFORIZED margin after deadlocking on the quest prIVIleges. ,The. questIOn I first vote. The final, difference, was on the, Monday, May. 23, brushed cottons. • WASHABLE was one vote; 3 to 2. The resolu_a?enda. of the Fa:pns, but llttle, tion now allows only resident tax di~eussion ensued. A~l that w.as payers pi€r permits... ,saId was that the, pIer permIts • The point in question before were prepared for the ~':1mmer the Woods council waS, does a season and. ready for maIlmg. business man who pays a prop... The whole matter seems. to erty tax and a tax on the fur-: have ste~ed from the grOWIng, ,nis~ings ,of his buHding ha~e' ~populati~ns ?~ ~he munici~~lities claIm.tq. p,ier rights or is:the pier. and the}l~bIlitIes" of. the CItIes to h' the;sple:prpperty 'of residents .Tne: ',Ineet; thlS gro~~h 'WIth park ex- council. 'was swayed to,J,lird 'the" "panslOn.The . Farms, the most '.;': . " latter.,', ," '. ' ; ': ,~beral with.pa&Ses, has an actual Boys' rugged sanforized , ',' , '. . ,The, decision brought court ac-, ~rK expansIon. program gomg • cotton twill pants with two tion by one. party. William :A:'

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Page Eight Thursday" May 26, 1955 .,- ._-----_. -- - -- .~- B tab] we] For Your Daughter's Delight! and The absence of Farms City brought about an adjustment in let ~gineer Murray M. Smith, who the Farms' staff, it was brought 'vah 1S on a government assignment out on Monday, May 23. , Th~ "Dolliebabe" In Saigon, South Viet Nam, has City Manager Furton informed Sparkling white enomeled frame. R8- ''''------". ..------...... ~•• o movable, w~shable whit~' cover. FASHIONS ~ •• at a Price Ju.st 1.95 ~~

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charge accounts invited : , peggy nester 5 16339 E. WARREN, AT COURVILLE ~ open every evening till 9:00 TU 2-9330 to S~ "] st d Thinling of Sterling? Z1 3 'REASONS TO BUY RIGHT NOW Your kitchen stays cleaner longer {""hen you cook eIectri cally! (OFFERGOOD TILL MAY 28 ONLY!) Whafs nicer than walking• into a newly decorated , . At no extra charge ... a carviIig knife, kitchen? Ther-e's a lift to just looking ar the fork and slicer in matching Towle 1Sterling with the purchase of a Balanced sparkling colors, the crisp new c:urta:ns. If things 46-pc. Set (service for 8). would only stay that way .... A '55.00 VALUE! They can-a lot longer than you think. The secret's in switching to electric cooking. It's dean as electric: light 1 Pot and pan bottoms stay smudge-free, too.

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-All the sliver you need -NOW! 3 Only $3.50 per 'waek. I You'll Enjoy 0 Visit,to' • Our Silver Showings • You iet all the piec~syou need to • serve beautifully !onight! 16 teaspoons 8 salad forks 1 pie server 8 forks 2 tablespoons . 1 butter knife 8 knives 1serving fork 'sugar sp~n Towle P'..w 3 carving pieces and utility tray at DO extra eostl 15 Beautiful Tow!e Patterns to Choose from! STERUNG ~ New Dodge Custom Royal Lancer. Other Dodge models' priced below man, model. '" the "~Jt p4ce fWd. " F HURRY: OFFER EXPIRES ON MAY 28 -5 Some things you can see right tJway that swept-back sweep-around wind~hield. The telLyou this is'tlie'year of the ,big Dodge "sparkle" of twin..:jet b!Jllights and three- move. (Sales have doubled over last year!) tone color combination~. The beauty of' THE NIE"" . ' , Jacquard tap.estrY~nteriors. ' 9:00 to 6:00 Ol!lily Use Our P~rking Lot You can stack the' new Dodg~r'upagainst Fridoy, 9 to 9 Next to Stor~ other cars 'in its field..,and' see how much But'more important than this io:; the deep- larger and more lux~rious 'it,is:' 'Up' t~ 9 down dependability engineered into every inches longer than com~titl~)D:" " unseen pl1,rtand featitre. of this great Dodge! , ! yo~ can see the distinction.-of Dodge That is some'thing you discov'er through F hew • styling, with eager lines tb.at)at~:stealing ~ the years a_ndove,~~he'inil~; It is your VALENTE the "'OH's" from the' costliest' carSr'Tbe ,~ure reward for choosing the new DQdge.

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• ". J I -. _ I , /') " .; .> _ ,J _ • ) • ' ) -',' . - ~' '. ' , . - _-PiliP.'''',.,., -aIIli'2--~N__~ .. Thursday, May 26, 1955 'G"~O'S.SE- PO',INlE"NEW.S .. Page Ni"• Before peeling or cutting vege- HOUSEHOLD HINT tables for canning, wash them TRO~BLESOl\lE well. But Michigan State foods Two Co.unlyAge.ncies Study Awar~edcH~nors unl:o::~!~~:r~~~pastI . It jsn~t~~a~::~Pc~:~eedu- Some peOple hav~ ju~t enough To ~ake fluted cucumber and nutrition experts say; "Don't . '., f S " 'P' ,.;".' At ConvocatIon' -enablesa' m.a~ to 'master the 'cation' th~t pays, put the 'man conscience ~o make them miser- slices. draw the tines of a :fork- let them soak they lose fo()d FlnanClrty 0 ewer, ,ro]€ct, , ,', ;--.' ' ," ,.'preseI,lt~,hei~ll be it ,sla~e to t1:le'who,ti'les.to get hi~ ;'n ,throueh, able-it is too strong to let them lengthwiSe' on the c:ueumber. 'value." • .' a " . . ,.' , .; 'Inchlded .HL the list of honor ,f4ture. - . ,;', I does. walk the; wrong way in peace. Then eut it into thin slice.. A letter to the Woods and other to c,o:mmunities lnvolved. students~ mvited to Wayne Uni- ~,. " interested communitie~ from the The 'Road C~mmi8s.ionuked. versity',s annuaLHonor~,Convoca. Wayne County Road Commission a !ut~re meeting with rep~e~, "tion.held Tu~Sday,. Ma~ 17?in.the ' Use Your :Char9cl-PI~t.: ' disclosed that the Wayne County sentahves o.t the Woods and otber Rackham' MemorIal' auditorIUm Drain Commission is reluctant to communities interMted in the are eight tram 'thi~ area, release its jurisdiction over the projed. "They:.are: Donn~M, J\ll>righ~; Gro'sse Pointe-Gratiot-Milk River ------974, Beaconsfield, Liber,al, Arts,' project. " F arms P0I-Ice. ,Rebec~a ,~eyer,. 84~. Washfhgton, The Road C!)lTImission can Liberal Arts; Mrs. Frances Gillis, Head- L" swing a bond issue deal that Report 'Submitted 810 'Lincohl",road, •Edueation; would be cheaper than that, by MaJcolmMcColl, ,940-N~- Oxford the Drain Commission. --- road, ..Engineei'ing; ,Ml'$;:"Ruth 'So . The Farms police report :tor the d' l3B'A R 1 ' ' CLEARANCE! Th e on 1y difference between ,Ree, ~ os yn road, N:ursing; the two county agencies .isthat month of Ap£ilwas released Mon- JO'hn D. Serreyn,'933 Washington the former can undertake the day by Chief of PoliCe Walter.R, roaqj . Liberal Arts; ,T~well E. project through its Metropolitan Hoyt. The report, a breakdOWn Stindt, 1309 Roslyn road, Liberal Sewerage and Sewag~ Disposal of police .activity, showed no Arts; ,F. Vande~branden, '246' System. but has no power to alarming increases.in either traf- Lakelano" ~duca, Hon. ,'. fie: accidents ~ol"adult.:or juvenile .. a~'ss for impl"overnents beyond crime,' A total of 650 students and one' . the county line; ,whereas, the fe. culty member w.ere recog' nl'zed 1 t. h th Traffic v i 0 1a t ion' collections ... 1 a ~er as e power to make . .f!Qracademic achievement at t.he the imp t d t ' amounfed to "$1,,043.50 'for . 439 ~ I'" " rovemen s an se proper offenses. Sixty-five moving viola- con.vocat1or~. Of t~e ~otal, 406 a~e' assessments outside of 'the county. tions and 132 parking'tickets were .d~sI~nated ~s h?nor students:.ThI~ pima cotton and cotton tweed The letter stated that the issued. The revenue collected was d!stmctlon~s gIven to the .hIghest present rate of t~e engineering $332' and $131 respectively .. $426' SIX percent of eac~ ~lass I,neach status is such that it will not was .colleqted in court fines. . . college.: ~he r7marnm~ $tudents allow beginning of cons,truction. : . " . " , .• ' . are reCIpIents of .speCIal awards within the predicted tiO days, J llvemles, usual' heavy offend- or are newly ,elected. members of RAINCOATS It also said there would have ers, '.:vere only tIcketed on. four honor societies. been a definite advantage if the occaSlOns. Twenty auto ..aCCIdents .. b were listed with damage 'amount- Donald L. Perkins, head of. the onds were sold. through the- ing.to.$4,070 ..Seven involved wei'e mechanical,and industrial depal't- Metropolitan System. for the injured. ment of Wayne's ,College of En- maximum, period allowable for gin~ering received the 1955 dram bonds under th'e Dl'al'n In the breakdown ofmisde- . . . . Alumni-Far.ulty" Service. Award. 't Law. They would sell at the in~ p"e.anors an d, felonies perpetrated, . , . 1 This award is ,presented annually terest rate of haIr' of one pel'cent, tl ,ere 'Were more C'Mes oJ. simp e ' , - 1 to a. full-time faculty member lower than Drain bonds of arceny recorded (4). than all - 1 b 't th . b k' d 'who has brought about a greater Orig.25;00 Orig. 29.95 similar maturity. £ se, II ree rea mg an en- , terings resulte~. il) the 'greatest appreciation of Wayne University , un a five million dollar issue,' monetary' losses, ($1,249.50). to the community .. Perkins; ha_s over a I5-year period, net S8V- Three grand larcenies resulted in been recognized. as an outstand- ings to the communities would a loss of $436.16:', Two bikes were ing engineering consultant at city, be $250,000. '. stolen, but both were recovered. state and national levels. To ,lessen the i~'l:>a('t of such ------a large obligation such as is con. In the bookkeeping department St k R · templated fol' "thi~ pl;oject, the the police answered 246 'calls, 133 OC eszgns Wpnderful s~vings Me iours on' thes$ be~u- , of these being, complaints. One Sh '. , i W" cover the market from A Metropolitan System bonds can hundred and sixty-four drivers' .' ore's Police tiful w~ter-repell!3nt !'~in-or-shine to Z with -units priced from be issued for a 40-year period, licenses were issued and 17 $9.95 to $299.95. .thus reducing the obligation, wth chauffeurs' licens'es were applied coats! Some ars trimmed with .. the opportunity. to call in the fol', Arrests totaled nine adults !Iugh . Stock, 27, of 805 Lake i "Big Boy" again' sets a new bonds at an earlier, date if funds and seven juvenile.". Shore road .. l'esigned from the Shores police department. effec~. le~ther. some ~re smartly standard of excellen~e fer are availabl.e. The. savin.g then One man. 79 years of age, was .. would .be much 'greater, struck. d9. by a car _packing tive as of SUllday, May 15, after charcoal barbecues and bra- wn ,four years on the force .. lined with pl~id or print' ••• each )s a Zlen. The System's' operation pro- out of a driveway and died later vid-es an extremely flexible at'the hos'pital. The report did not He left the department to go value find at .these low prices! Pink, mean~ of obtaining funds neces- disclose whether he' died of in- i!lto business for himself, he said. sary to retire' financial obliga- juries incurred by the",accident. Alm'ost all the members of the blue, white, yellow. beige, grey, tions created by such a bond The report also disclosed that Shores police, force were present issue, both as to yearly pal'ticipa- a bicycle safety inspection pro- at a surprise, 'farewell party. red, navy, black. aqua, gold, tion among the communities ingram was to be s.tarted in the ':olved. and as to raising such schools on May 16. honoring, Stock; which was held funds 1n each cornmunity, in the home .of Shores Police toas,t o~ tu~quoise. The letter listed several other Sgt Harold Zeeb, 1249 Brys drive, BIGGER APPETITES points which would be of benefit on Saturday, May 14: I Sizes.8 to .18. In 1930. nine pounds of ice cream were consumed per per- Following' a speech, patrolman'l HOUSEHOLD HINT :;on every year. According to Melvin Yackspresented Stock LOUIS; internationa~y known .••• 1I1waJs -new al When canning food, Michipn u: S. Department of Agriculture with a gold watch. The out-going something hair stylist ••. now in our Th, Ship's Wheel State Coll~ge food specialists figures, now each of us eats 17 patrolman was unable to speak after the presentation. ' suggest war.king the blade of a pounds every year. ' new ,Beauty Salon • ~ • Kerchevall at St..Clair' 19605 MACK AVE. table knife down the sides of the Ten Off-duty policemen were fill~d jars to remove the air History proves that it is. never pre~ent at the party. Chief Fred Second Floor. :,. .' :'::TUxedo 2-7000 : . I i" Jhe Woods TU 2-1340 bubbles. Add more liquid if too late to learn, but we some- Duemling had been invited, but ".- ... ! necessary. times learn that too late. was out of town at t11e time. . ,

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" Page Ten ., Orolse Pointe New. What. Goes, 0--. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS. ,.....Oro'ss.- .', ','..' 'MemQri~L,~e~t~r"Sched~le' INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROIT WESTWARD. at, ' OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE. MAY ii..MiE 12.5 P.l\I. " Exaggera/tions I~OP.tN'SUNDAY ! POINTE FARMS 36, MICHIGAN > A. PRYOR,',. " "'All Center S~n~~r~ciAetiviti~ to, Publi~. Yoor'Eibrary Phone TU. 2-6900 3-4 ..... 27 o~~ By JeMf T"Y~tW , 'I'hr .. ~k Lines ! ",. NOTICE:' 'Pl~as~;:,e'aUf~~IOIIt artiCles ,atthe~.offie~. . ,,' . , . , .'They" Will be ,held for 30. days~ . uOh, LiinJo" iS'1I1 mlHl's lown, there"s pdwer ;" the. Mf'j . r , '" It's almost June .•• and June and THE' JUNIOR. 'BOOK ~or ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and. GENERAL MANAGER AnJPfI1';S is " woman's tCUI11..J with'ftouiers in her, hair. . Gros~e Pbiiite Garden' 'Center Room. and' Library open' for me';'''''' many thini$ to' many CAMPING AND WOQ~ MANAGER cu.... _1:~ h 8 MATTHEW M. GOEBEL : ADVERTISING ii's hom~ Itgltin,'I1!Jd' home, again"Amertea, . f'"or 1~e. • ' ' , .consultation from," "10:0,0' a.m. to 12:00 noon and .from people. To the NatuI'cuat,' Jutle ..us ~ JANE SCHERMERHOEN FEATURE PAGE, .sOCIETY I want" ship that's west'wfI1'd bound to plo.ugh the 1'oUmg sea, , ,2:00p;m. to, "4:'00,p.m.~Tuesday, Wednesday ancL 'rh~s- To the starry-eyed' bride, it in that, Period of the y~' when FRED RUNNELLS •••.._ SPORTS EDITOR To th#cbless8dlatidoJ Room "E,nough b~y()nd tbe ocean bars; ' .. da)'~n Friday' '%:00' to .:~O ..p~m. o~ly. (Call' TUxedo means weddings. The 1955 alta!.'- he can 'best pursue his hobby. qn. ... JAM&<; J. NJAIM _ NEWS / W ber, Ih, M,f'is full of sunlight MId the flag is full of stilt's.". 1-4594.)...' . ' ... ' i' • .•. ':', •. ' bound femme may he-va her b~d the library.lthelves are' books de- HMpital equipment available fo1"&_, loan-erutehM, wheel in the clouds but she also has voted to the "various phues of ARTHUR Jl BL YLER : ~ " ~ ADVDTISmG (Henry Van Dyke) ,chairs 'and hospital beds.' . two' feet firmly on the ground. out-door life,' bi~, wild flowers' JOANNE HARGIS _._...... ACCOUNTS •. , .• * '* * * - These will take her, it she"s et al. The nature lover cart le~n L'AMOUR SCHNEIDER ~ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING . ' , .. . '" Fridav, May' 27, h more' from' his 'field trip' if he W . th thr' f '"' d' g what we con~I'de'r to De J wise, to the public library were IS' fa--'ll'ar wl'th'this mat ia1.1 FLORA HARDING ~ : :;.;..; CIRCULATION . e are In e. oes 0 ,rt:a m - " < *13raille Transcriptiop. Class, 'sponsored by the Anierican ':Red she'll find such book:! as thE! au ' ------;,-- one of the :!llost .important ::~Qoks.of. o~r;.~time..:'1! is called GrOss, Miss 'Ella"'McLennali"Instructo~-.' 10. a.m. . BRIDE'S BOOK OF ETIQUETrE Far off in the wilds, a robust Advertising Copy Must Be in The News Office by' "How to Lfve,365.Days'a,Yea:r:'~.and the ,author 'Is Joh~ A.. *Ballet. ,Classes~Mai.Y Eneri;,:\SoO;p~:~~iit,~.huctor-4 ,p:m, edited by the.Bride'~ Magazine, appetite'may demand tOo,:th~t' Schindlef, M.D. "If.youh~ve:.t()'beg,~ t>o:r:row.'orst~~~~'a,.copy, ". '" . ;.,.: ,'::'~ ...", Marjorie Woods' YOUR WEDD- he know something of' outd~ Tuesd'ay afternoon to obtain insertion that week. don't fail ,to read.H.'Better'still,buyone and,keep.ltlh.,the " ". lSatur"ci.ay';,M,'~.~t\:,~:~,: .",,' :'~,.". ING AND HOW TO PLAN IT, cookery. ,THE OUTDOOR PIC- " h t d f 'II'.t" 'M.arguerl"te Bentley's' W"EDDING TURE COOKBOOK by R. ~ Member Michigan P~el:&Ass'n. and National Editorial AJ~'n. omes ea or a . Imes.. *Ballet CI.asses--Mary Ellen :,@oope"r,;,.'Instructo'r-9.:30'a:m ...to-'.b ETIQUETl'E and THE BRIDE'S Jones,. CAMP COOKERY Y Entered as .econd-clan matter at the. post office, DetrOIt, It deals with,the airiou~t. of.phy,Sica)dania:ge the erno- 3p,m. _.': , . 'ENCYCLOPEDIA by Dorothy Horace KeDhart and 'a favorite Michigan. under the Act. of March 3, 1897. tions can wreak~ on ,the human liody ; .. 'and the book is Ruth.,~eynoldsWedding Br.e~~st-., 1-:30'p,m. '.' S with. the young~ lands, JACK- FULLY PAID C~CULATION wn.tten l'n sl'mple terms for the laymar'n's .con,sum, l')tion. It is "'Memorial ~ridge C4I~l?:upr.i~ate' Bridge.::-Mabel .Brown arTah. f f th any KNIFE COOKERY by" J. A.. 1."' , d D h C f d D" 't 730 ese are a 'ew. o' e m .Wl'lder will stand him ift good one of the mosffascinating ,pieces 'of literat~re we have en- . an., orot y~, raw or ,,' ~rec ors-:- : p.m. available books which answer all' stead and bring: him back_to his c01,lnteredin -years and we defy-anyone' to read it without *Youth ,Council: Dance-"Hag,~ I>anc~'. ~fo;r .the Etghth and the' p u z z Ii n g questions about own kitchen bragging of hi. taldng a gO,od.gander at his pastil. pr.e,sent an"dfutu.re life. 'Ninth"Grades-' 8'to'l! P:rn.' .' . weddinlgs and' smooth the way Ii A Time To Remember '* • f"'r the prospective bride. and culinary abi ty. I Dr. Schindler has indeed' given' us.":a,'new .'.lea,se on lif e,.. ". * . ..' '. 'I T th b t h th bak' th if we have thesens'e to follow his':suggestions.. For the emo- '. " . . " : ' 'M on da~"'J-,'" May 30' " . brl'degl'oom «.."'S ,veIl as their haras- 0 e. ku c er,k, • J er, h • I Memocial Day will be observed next Monday, but here tionally disturbed .person .•.•• or the hypochondriacs ... it *¥EMORIAL SERVICES ior::;~tljose,..whogave their lives in sed parents. . . =~~~spe::l~'- off:::~~~ fa the Pointe Allin nearly every loc~Iit~ throughou~ 't.,.e lan~'iS a MUST. W'orld War II and Korea:':~o;b:,'.held at 11 o'clock. ' To the"high school graduate, ever it may be, the librarY Cd many more personl will be engrossed In ~he pursUlt of theIr . * . • * _ * -,'.!' ." June rneam the' closing ot one make that ,special somethinr OWl1 pleasure than in th0l:lght a~d deed ?uected 'towards :he There is a pretty young g;irl on "one of the morning t-v Tuesday, May. '31. .door and the openL7lg/pf another. more meaningful. solemn significance of thIS natIonal holIday. . " shows ealied' "Woman's T~lk" :or ~onie such' thing •.• ' a five Grosse' PQinte Optimist' Club-.Meeting .and. Luncheon- ~~~h;o ~:~~~~ ~:--r~:::r:~~i~~ In his new book, "The Power , Originally established as a ~aYl'to ~ay ~onor todth.. ~~~; minute chatter business with :mostly eomil1ercials. The rnst -Exclh2an~15geP:mC,.I'.u":b-""D'l'n,'ner,and. Me'e".',t'.ing-',6'.30,'p.m.' , . has college catalogs ()f' most of Of Plositive Thinking ForV~oungt tary heroes who hav.e given theIr Ives In the arme servI,. time we looked,".we had to put.~ur glasses on to 'besure we ' . the larger' colleges throughout Peop e," 'Dr. Norm~ meen I>f their country, it has come to, be recognized as an oecaslOn weren't seeing 'things not thert~.,' Apparently l\lhe reads every Kiwanis Club ,of:. Grosse Pointe,.Ipc.-' Binnel:: arid Meeting- the country, as well as, bulletins Peale has rewritten and adapted on whkh to offer special remembrance to all of ou~ dead. line from a monitor, which is placed so low that you'd have 6:30p.m.,,' . from business colleges and tech. his best seller to' help teen-agers Graves ar~ decorated atld cemetery lots art manic~red, to lie on.ihe floor. to see if she had ey'es!, NO\v we look every Oil, Painting .Class-, , Guy Pala.zzola, .Instructor-7:30 p.m. nical and trade Hchools. solve their problems and build 1.....-t 'WI. are led to believe that these gestures ar.e ma,de more day ••. -ca'n L','ardly'wait to see w.hat would happen to her *8...ea'. Ex7pIorer Sc' outs-.-Meetl'ng -.....7'45 p,m.'. . In ad'dl't,l'on. 1'1, l~as,. books on sue c e s s ! u. hI lives.h The. tbook o~ft-- ".,.because At th'" stimulant of persona 1 prI de, th an be- 'd"] 'f th JI 't g t' stu k T he'e'. .,. college' life. in genel'al, OFF TO sparklest . f Wlt'h l'urnan fmerest- ...... h h 18 ogue I e nlonl or 0, c .. , ee . , '., w. ~'dnesday,' ,Jun.e'! , COLUEGE ,by Slp:anne Emer- s ones rom 'l, elves 0 ' young cause of 8JlY sincere wish to pay homage to. those w 0 ave '" • ... 'son, YOU. CAN ALWAYS TELL peOple which should be both ap_ 0<' ] pa~d into the hereafter. WIth h'l h f {l ld I d. A P . t *Service Guild for ChIldren's HospUal-Service' Work-10 A FRESHMAN by Elizabeth Hud- pealing as well as helpfql in aid- ..' :

Witness the number 01 graves and mausoleums ~hat .go e' ove e p 1. osop Y 0 some ear 0 a les. om e , a.m. to 3. p.m. " . . nut, P. H. > Landis' YOUR DAT- ing today's youth in living better .,1'- \1nI.ttend~ and unthought-of throughout all the rest of t~e AWLo:nanfw as told the unHPleas~nt newsdth~~ she hffadtdo have "'Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor-4:30. p.m. ING DAYS' and many others. and happier lives. ' h h .I' h ak thIS L 0 er teet out. er spmster ~ol ~r slster.o ere to go Adult Class-8:30 p.m, , To tn'ose I'n the busl'n"",,::and _ 'Year ••. and the great percentage O.L persons w ~ m. t7. t th d t' t 'th h' b t th rot t d th t. ...,~ ~ual ..isit to the cemetery a few days early, so It wIll.glve 'oh ~dn;n.lS WI er .. ~. u e who~dan Ph ebse I a *Memorial Briq.ge. Club-Duplicate Bridge-Mabel.' Brown professional '''{orld, J~ne means' Park' Pass Case,. I h h l'd s e dl t want anyone around, •.. s e ,rat er e a one. and Dorothy'Crawford, Di.rectors-7:30 p.m.. perhaps, broader hOrIzons and "hem freedom for their own pleasures over t e 0 1 ay. 'fh" d h]' d h 'h'd T k C • elr 01 mot er., lstene to t e conversation, t en sal to * * . * a change of ,Jl.jr. Books enticing. a en to ourt Too much 'of it boils down to the fear of getting caught the soon-tb~be-toothless' one: "Oh, .go. on Ajny, let your ,sister .' . Thursday, .June 2 . them to. every, part of the, globe, _4' wUh our wreath. down in the event our neighbor should go with you .. After all she has very, few pleasures out of *"FAIR ON THE G.R,EEN",. spo'nsored by the 'Gr.osse Pointe where to go and what to see are f t f Wh h appen 10 pass our amI°1yo.pI on Memorl'al Day 1ife." .- .. . , Garden Center-' 11 ~.m,. to 5 p,m.-Luncheon at $1.75wl1l th'.. elrs or tlle ask'mg. \ eth~r A hearing on whether Woods T.bis matter of cem ..terv visits is purely one of personal * '" '" . b d f 12 t 2 ' It's traveLona shoe-strmg or a taxpayers~ other' than city resi- ~,) b h . e serve rom .0 p.m., lu:> 0,1' more • If,. .rrang. Q!U' Ntw Booklet. "How To Rose Gardens To Be Judged car~fu). , . ~.ta'ke along a:first .. America" corporations, '.' PI}'mtllt Oil the.la!y, eolvellitnt.llllUal plan : Whif4 , aid kit for any emergency: Buy' Comeio. write of- telephone • Profit Throuali Tu.ExeDiption'. to YOI '.:1I1J bodpt 1tI. cost If _ Home- The Gross. Pointe Memorial plants an~ Class B for more than Dea Mr Ed " it fr,om a friendly, aI,ertdnig- today (or derails about this • explaw in plaiJll,lancuale your , ownerl Policy. But doft't pit It of. loa ... ~ r . gar: todians and,' o'ffice staff .of the gist. . '. .. . puctical'inycstment plan., '. Deed for tax ueatption,1ell. how' ,$,.nd~ Garden Committee, .pot1!ors for . , . the JI"Oteetlon tilt HomtoWlttrl Polity f!'JI$. 50 plant!. In each class consider- Copyright May I use your newspap~r to High School; to the, Y.Teen ,girls . . much theae hilh'llad. in.veatiMDts YtI •• ~.~ )'QI eatl !lOW 1he Competition of Rose Gardens hm 'Jt at an 41. ati~n will be .given for those who in This 'ill the !J~th .,ot a series of • express the appreciation' of the and Hi-Y boys. who ,helped. I- "41110 DO IIIOtt 1Il"~h.yabll_, MoMttr.ii, prittl .WaxI will judge on June 8. All entries have had the assistance of a gar- Mot""ers.Club of the Hl'g'}S hI' . EdItorial .dvertiseinen~ ."''''e.''in,. ean be worth to Th•• '. must be in to Mrs. F. Curta ... . 1, C 00 ll1~ny£aJ;>acities;and to the more in this paper each week. t"t" _' ~ . • abligatioB. Send f. copy lofty. n. d~ner and those who have not. to the 1~1orethan 1,500 people than,,50 women who Worked so • • 'Phone • of 11~2 Yorkshire road by June Dixie Judging will be done on a 100 who helped ,make our 'annual' graciously on my committee,. to • W.R. Cavanaugh 7. Entry blanks may be picked • OF ~fICHIGAW bridge party and tea pn May 13 swell the. Scholarship F\.Uld,_I , • . FIRST up at the Garden Center, 32 Lake point system. Twenty-five pointa .' I. anti ASsoCiat.s'*' ;'Dixie such an outstanding sllccess? sincerely say thank you. " (;ORPORAUON ... Shore road. ' will be iiven for conformation OI To you, for your 'generous pub- PAULP.'GARVEY- ~ • luhl Bid.; Detroit 2' .INSUIANCI Open on1:,.- to Grosse Pointe .• WOOdward -.2-3162,. • the flower, 10 for flower colM, WOo 2-2055 licity; to each individual who Beatrice L. Cook .Accounting Service , : Ford Buildini .Q~troit 26 :. WO: '.'JIO .. r~sidents, judging will be done 25 for foliage, 10 for stem stiff- .bought a ticket; to the 200 mer.' Chairman, SpdrigParty , Gr.,"" Rapid., Flint, I., tit) in two classes, A and B. Class A ness and 30 tor Quality and con- TUxedo 1-3363 ..4 : M~TI1ber D«il'r.:t tmd Mid,...., • . .La".in'a, Port Huro.. chants and :frjen'~swho so gener- Mothers? Club of Grosse .• ,Stoe. WI "ANi 1I1WffN'.:'.:r is for entries of fewer than 50 ditiop. of the plant. 18230 Mack A~enue _ E~dlf'''''''' .• Betti. Cr•• k ously donated prizes; to the CllS- Pointe High Schoo-I, ,,~;.~ .' '1,./) " _ I .... _-~ - l"OU AND 1011

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L: .PQIk &\C'onlpany ..... ;.'regist~eQ. in ~ea~er~' and manu- chairmen. who., will help Ford in Sr., ,Grosse .Pdirite boulevard and dent,. C~pbell,):l' .F;Ugltt of ::>026. . ',">:-. ,', ;.", -); ''''. .• facturers' names' during Decem- Cil, of Grosse Pointe settin u and directing an army Hendrie Jane, .onSat~r;!iay;:,Ap~il, ;CP.ats\\"o~~,:: De~~nt, /~as f~U?d, ,~~t ~g;ures"~0-w.-,:~F.c;>r~d;)VItha ' ' , 'i . of so.~e p 75 000 volunteers 'who. 30,'18 expected ,to. <~raw .:up, ItS,~ulltY~~Q.,,~rd~~dto. }lay a.fme .:to~11.()f~~8,41a:.r~gl~trat~oIl~ com",: ~ I will seek fu~ds for 150 health and, rep~rt at a ,mee~iIlg .sche~ulf!d to~~and cO,~!s.~f,$51.10~;,: " " :pa,re?,:',to-'l~~, 73~.,:!or ..the '~\econd- , \ ord ino nee ,Mod ifyi ng Your A~G, Tick..,TocJr - f community services be~ween Oct .. tOnlght, ..7'hur.s~y, Ma-r ....6.,-. .~larlc~:,B:" ...S,o..cha .af;, ;19698~1~~e~.~m~~:~\ ~.:. .:'::.... , " , l Regu lations of 18 an.d Nov. 10. ~e< wIll be' ~es- , Members of.the' comrnittee,'whoRogge, 1?et~,o~tf~~d a, fimq>:l $25, '.;;The; ..F:ebru~~y, ,figu,r~~ are. th;e: , .. ' , Store ,f ponsible ,for five vita? oo~mitt:es, contacted wererelu~tant < fo~~:causmg, ~"acS1de~,t at Somer- l~~~st av.~i~~~le:~fO;!': ~1~::~,4~~~~.te&,; .~''.~. i Zoning Ordinance w~e to'. :,5 PECIA L ~ c9rpora.tlOn gifts.; execu~lve glfts make any statement about. their se .., and CharleVOIx,. , . and sho~ t~at ];,o;d !s.?opt~umg ,":'.:"> . 1704' i .... KerchefJM', 1 At a meeting of the City promotlOn; publlc !elatlons, ,ad- findings before the report.is. sub-:- It cos~ Walter C.. Davl~, Jr..:, of ~he sales Ieadersh1p It'established . SU,NDAY HOURS ; . ~()und! of the City of Grosse vertising a~d r~tall promotion; mitted to the council'at its next. ~248~ WIJ.rOo.t.;,Ea~t.Detr01t, $;)1.10 m 1954, Robert,.S. M~Namar~, ~..' . • Pointe held pursuant to. Act 207 labor pa~t~<;ip~hon ,CIO; and meeting. . .. ', m. ~~Z~~d costs for reckless Ford Motor' Cqmp~l1;Y.vlce-pr,e~~- ~.>.. . " of Public Act of 1921 in its labor partIcIpation AFL. '. . , ,,' ,dxlVmg~'~:.,_,'~::'.... ' . . dent anq. Ford DiVISIon 'general , . l'0 0'0 capacity as Board of Appeals The other co-chair'm~n Sher" . It ,:",as learned that foUl or ii;ve For: S1>.ee.dmg,':-ot;l.Ch"!-rlet7:o.n::,manager, said today. " . , ... ' ." ..' . on Zon'jng. at the City Hall of Sk' G 1 'M t m~tmgs have been held and that Shirley Kaye of 1487 N:Renaud, . . . '. ~., . .. the City of Grosse Pointe on r~d E .... mner, en;ra 0 o~s "Many,constructive;recominend- aid ,a 'fine 'of $15., ' ',' The net reglstrabon figure re?::::;-:,~:::' 1',I(lY lU. 1955. immediately fol- ~Ice-pleSld~nt arid dlrect~r- till ations will be- inducted 'in' th~ re- P Beatrie'e', :-W.. Roberts of 775 res~nts ~~s soI~ t~ the, p~~J,~c( TO. lO\\'U1g the' public hearing held De ,r~s~onsible, for orgamza, I~n, t' believe." .. ksh' . . f'" d . 'It, f Umts ongmally reglSterecl. IDc;,~n, whIch mclud-es the fund-ralsmg por, we . Ber .. lIe,. was.' - o~gSWt Y .0 automobile dealer's or manufac;'; at 8 p.m. on that date. at which d p 1 meeting \\(ere present Mayor units. The special.co.mmittee was causmg an .aCC1ent: at " .' au t ' . ,', .. ' 1 d 'd', ili";. •Put . . . W'Il' C - d. Ma . land and. was' ,as:3essed urer s .nalne are 1nc ~.e, \ 0 y: doors 1 Parker. and Councilmen Allen, Qumn'g first move In hIS new named by Mayor ~ lam o~ ~., . ry , ' after the, car' has' been .sold to ".a~ utes ~. 6:00 Bergmann. Burgess and Lu.ss position will be to appoint chair- nolly ,afters. dele~atlon ~?~resI-t\ fme of $1.~. 'r' :,'. '. retail 'customer and.re:-r.egistere.d:i:, forge Kind absent Councilmen Ken- men to head each of the five com- dents, app~ared at ,a.council meet-Found ~l ty 0 . causmg an ~ccl. Ford Div.ision's'-'. annoUncement 'open Thurs., Fri. and S~t. doors O\ver and Pongace, the follow- valua mittees under h~s direct~on. He ing .. t? voice' crit~cIsm . of the ~er'1t at S~. ~ItUI ~nrd ~~~CO~Sf~~:6 of sales ~eadeJ;sh~;>"l~,sl. year ~~s" . 'Evenings Till 9:00 price ing Ol;dinance was, on motion has been aSSOCIated WIth the handlIng?t. the file.. Heo~~e..... D t ~~e ~fd $'15',. based on;;net regis;tra~ions as :t~"': '. clean dulv made. seconded and una"nimQus:" carried, ac:J.opted: Un i t e d . FoundatiQn Speakers Fir:e Chief Wi1U~m Mason, with ~e~~er:e~~~f'1~~8,i"lk~p6inte, ported' by R. ~.;~,p;ollq.\the o~~' R 0 5 LY N Bu;'ea~ SInce the. :first TQrch th~ '1?ack~~.g of a numl:>~r of l;eceiv~d' a suspended. sentence, U. ~. fir~ WhICh. collects reg1~;::::,.. M'A R K' ET' Ordinance No. 79 DrIve In 1949. .', . Far,ms offICIalS who. were, presen~ but must ':"attend two sesSions' or tratlon data ..natlon~1y. For~s" The 1954 T'~rch D~'lve j:alsed at the fixe, stau~chly <;ief~nds .tl)e, t~aff'cour(He was found guilty lead. was 25.2~.7 uru~s over us.. . , I An Ordinance to modify the $14.008,000. ThIS yea\s go~l has de~8rtment and the, ~anner m of. i~l:kless 'driving and causing ne~est c9mpehtor.'::' .21020' MACK at ft()slyn Rd. t• I :3"x6'8 regulationi of the Z 0 n i n g not yet been determmed. whic,h .the bl~ze wa~ battled. ~e- an accident. Last year's .~ net". registl'atioJ;l.: ',' CITY 0 .. ., , I Ordinance of the City of GrQsse ------l~y In. rep.o~tmg the :fire and. ts Camille Lamote of 1168 Bea- 'compilation was similar to. Polk's:,.' TU. 4..9821 27 Pointe, being Ordinance No. 12 Plu of the City of Grosse Pointe, as IT'S A FACT bidderi ~rlgm wer~ among the.. consfield, found guilty. of causing standard service' prior to 1954 "'21lO.2 0 0 0-0 2 0 Q 0 0 0 II 0 0\1 0 0 0 It- heretofore amendpd, to permit Good habits are your servant reCf~ons.clted for the fact that the an accident Rt Mack and Beacons",: when "excessive registratib:n,s" in' '.,. the erection of a building for -allow bad habits to creep in reSIdence was destroyed.,. .. field;., was given a suspended de ale r s' imd::,ni~nu+~cturers' and they become your master. Members of th.P commlttee m- sentence, ' , names were. 'witJiheld ~from the : " Ederls Ready +0 Serve I \V'O~St1I'ointt1fitl'll\~ restaurant purp05es on the property known as 683 St. Clair ~=:,;;-~------..-----",,------~-elude. Counci1me~Wi1liCitn Kirby; : Geraid 'C.Johnsorl .. of 4196 Der:ember t;tals~:"In 1954, how- ~ Avenue, being a lot having a . chan:man;' Edward. Rone:y and Lakeview,did ..not appear in court ever, 'Polk 'tempo.rarily discon- '"OVEN HAMS' • 1 frontage of 100 feet on St. Clair JEFFERSON AVENUE Wilh.am Butler, and MIlelJ p~ to answer a charge ~f speeding on tinued the practice !>f'withhold- , BAKE,D BIDS WANTED t A venue and a depth of 179 feet,. Boned .. , O.Brlen. John]I. French, J~.. anq. Mack. His bond of $12 was for~ ing these excessive registrations .. Hickory-Smoked f' l '\1 j t t a b e c: to conditicms stated BAPTIST CHURCH Theodore Hammond, reSIdents feited.'.'. Now Polk nas. annoUnced.that and ' Oven-Baked '11 berein. . ' . Who, wert all witnesses of the Mathew MQdisett of 3743 Penn- effecti';e with April i reporls;the . In ,our own. ':v Fire. Insurance Coverage t ..:establishment , . TU~2, 13337 i. Jefferson at Lakeview fir~.' '. sly vania, forfeited a bond of $10 standard 'serVice~ more:C1ose-' . •t The City of Gl'08M Point. will Bids are invited to. fw'ni~h fire and extended insuranc~ I Thomas Tilley, assistant city: when he .failed to show up to ly parallel repo.rts' previous'~' to .' crrdaina: ~oJlt.r J. A,m,fronl. Mi"J.ter i-~~~ wverage on City buildings and contents. t ---- U) ,_--I attorney, who has b~en ~ltt.ing in answer for improper passing at 1954; and will exciude all Cilrs Whereas, RichaI"d Lehman MORNING WOR~H'P on the committee :meetmgs: and Vernor and Berkl?hir~. registered in .dealers' names. This ~~ I and Florence Lehman, as own- Anyone interested in furnishing a bid may do so by I who was also at the fire, IS re-. A rep6rtori Richard ohm- 'applies the same principle upon Z ' .r.'J I s:: obtair.mg specifications at. the City Manager's Office, 90 .I ers of the property located at $u"dQY, 8~45 ... d 11 .,,". ported to be com~iling the report ton of. 4005 Mtmt.c~aiT., Detroit, which Fo~4:s' lead,ership an- 0 ~ 683 St. Clair Avenue in the Kerby Road. •t S"nday, 9:45 •. "'. from the proceedmgs Qf the com- was sent to Lajlsmg, when .he nouncement was made. IIiI t ~ty of GrOSIe Pointe, have I petitio-ned thet City Council of Church School mittee sessions. fai1~d to ~ppear for speeding 0:0, In a ;letter' to '.\~anu!actUrers I Bids will be pubiicly Opened by the Bid Opening Com- I I the City of GI'Of'Se POlJ'lte for --0.----- Charlev-cix.' 'and other suIiscribers Polk '.said mittee in the City Hall at Noon, June 3, 1955. All bids must , a modification in the restrio-- Thcburn 'Wiant Named William.- z. Bree~o! 1134 Gr~y- it was m~king this.c.h~nge to giy.e, . be filed at or prior to the time for opening. • ti.oIu. of the Zoning Ordinance . ton pleadeq. not gm1ty t~ .runnmg the standard serVice a "more Try Our Own . I of the City of GrQ&!;ePointe An' Account Executive a red light a~ Jeferson and W.ay- realistic' approach" 'il; keeping The Council reserves the right to reject aU bids or to • CHRISTIAN SCIENCE •t .... applied to the property of --- burn. He was found not gUIlty with the actual new-C'ar picture." accept the bid which, in its opinion, is to'the best interest which they are the owners 10 Appointment of, Thob:ul'it,lWiant and 'his case was dismissed. "Th h "1 ult., ~rrtUan.itylr t SOCIETY of the City. f enable them to erect a new as account executive in the De- ese "c angcs Wll -res m i building thereon t9 be UMd for GtOM. Po1Dt. FIU'DlS, Mkh. troit office of'Young.& Rubicam, M V' ' C '1 a definite imprqvement of our HARRY A. FURTON : ~ restaurant P~eI; and .... sgr. ISlnare ounCI function to provide more accur- .'HomewMade Sunda, Serv1cea "...... "...10:30a.m, Inc., was announced by Aldi's P. p ately. registration statistics rep- City: Manager t Sunday School - Infanta' B +1' 'd ntlans fol" Initiation . , Wherea3, the .City Council of u~ eI', Vlce-presl e . resenting new cars in the hands f B.m PubEshed Grosse Pointe News May 26. 1955. I tM City of Grosse Pointe has, Room : 10:30 Wiant has been assigned to the --- of ultimate users,. .. /' the PolJ:t .SAUSAGE TelltJmony , Wedne.day Cut Prime Gild Choice leef •, pursuant to Act No. 20~ of the lltleetrnl tl:oo })'m Parke, DaviS & Company adver- ,The. Msgr. Vismal"a. Council, I tt " ..d.. . w. Public Acts of 1929, as amended, tising .account .and will continue No. 3725, Knights' of ColUmbus, eM~'. sMa1cN"amarasaid Polk's de- JOHN EDER'S and acting in its capacity as 't pub II' rela initiate its' spring. class on' I Open KERBY SCHOOL , to serve as' Det1'01 c - will cision to revise its standard serv- • Board of' Appeoalj' oh Zoning, t.' d' t a nhct he 'ha's held Sunday, June 5, in honor' of itS CITY OF , Ions l!'ec Of,- 1"'..... ice and elimi!1ate dealer, registra- .Whittier Mkt.. I «=onduded a public hearing on :!I6 Kerby fJoad, at Buu})t. , • 1 since 1945, Butler said. second deceased member "Mike" " New Address t "aid petition pursuant to due ALL UtE WELC!>ME SimlaI'. tions is .a great step forward to' f 21300 HARPER AVI. I notice .thereof; and Wiant lives at 814. Westchester Mass wi'll be held at St. Peter's the automobilf.'- ipd)..l~~ry. l\{uch of opp. Bl, ,~at1onal Market : 2431 road. Gro~se Pointe P~u:k, _ Chutch, Vernier road,. betwe'en the industrY~,s ,'forward planning and Just' Beyond County Line Whereas, the City Council of PR 8-7790 : the City of Grosse Po.inte has, . Harper and Beaconsfield. at 7:30 and sched~g- is based pn regis..: ~tO~~t1Poinit1Fartn~ I Sixth Church of Chris., a.m, in its capacity as Board of. :'~""':~~~~t .. __ Appeals on ZonIng, determined Scientist, Detroit Breakfast will follow immedi- that the proposed. modification ately . at .the Gabriel Richard of the regulations of the Zon- 14730 Kercheval Avenue .Council. , N,OTICE OF HEARING ,i ,• ing Ordinance of the City of PR.ATT'S MARK.ET Frank .S. Karwacki is Grand . "- Formerly Colby's J , ' Grosse Pointe as applied to the au •• , Servtce.. lU:JU .... Knight of, the Msgr. Vismara ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ~ .'.Memorial del 5:ot 1)'" existing non-contorming use ot CounciL 16373E.'Warren Phone TU 1-7169 Sluulay lenool. 16:30 a ••. 'A:de:Jon' Notice is hereb5,o"'given that' the Board of. A~peals the premises involved and with We are happ~; to have aSSumed ownel'ship of Colby's rille. 'moder;l' ~,vill Church, d.,. ~enlJll: 'l'••t-~DlonlaJ 'I ' . consideration to the character ".dJt.. market and Wll1 earnestly endea'/or to brIng you the same quality meats meet in the City Hall, 90 Kerb~r Ro'ad on }t 51 MeellDr at • D.m. Do your best today-and to- I of the neighborhood and the ~nd sundries-also extend the same excellent service you grew to. expect &eadlD. Room Open Week Day. mQrrow's . best will not seem so from Colby's. I .' • :interest of neighboring property 183fl E. Warrell MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1955 l hard. Birds Eye Frozen Food$ • 0 owners and r~idents as well I ..1:10 •• m. to !llot p.m. t , at eight (8:00) o'c1o~k in the evening to consider the applica- I as the, interests of the -public "'Glleada:? 10':00 •• m. to 8:00 p.m. I a..c; a whole, should be effectt;d It frequently happens that the SPECIALS, tiQn of Borin BJ.'others, Inc., 1635 Westminster Avenue, Detroit, I, ...... " 2:.. D.~, te t:I' ~.•. • in order to prevent an undue best gardeh is the one that is put 1'hursday thru Thursday Michigan, for permission to install on Lots 173 to 177 inclusive, . • hardship and further deteriora- up in cans. Chi~ken Pies ....•. _.4 for 1.00 I I R~dno.r Park Subdivision, (66 Kercheval Avenue) property', I tio.n of both tt-e property in- Reg. 32c ea. I volved and the characte!" of the 1 ~ow occupied by the Sunoco Gas Station,. an "ice-o-mat," the' Gross. Poin'te 'Green Peas ..•...• ~.6 for 1.00 •I neighborhood; " Reg. 22c' ea. size of which is 9 feet wide and 16 feet long,' painted white: • Congregational Church' ... Lemonade •.•••••.••• , for 1.00 ' with. blue lettering and no lighting on the residential side.: , Section 1. Pursuant to Section . 240 Chalfonte in th, Woods •• I . Reg, 19c,ea.' ' • IX, Subparagraph. A and Sec------Gron. P~Jnt~., MichJraD The applicatlion is made in connection with previo.~s ~P-:~ J Red Raspberrie~ ••••• 3 for l.OO j tion XII of the Zoning Ordin- MarClll W. Johnson, M.inIster Reg. 49c ~a. <0::' proval given under Section VIII (e) to operate a gas statio.n t ance of the City of Grosse . at which time the servic~ were either defuied or understood .. { SUNDAY, MAY 29 Orange .Juice •..•••• ~6 for 1.00 , . . Pointe, as heretofore amended, , Reg. 2Ic ea, the regulations of said Zoning 10:00 a.m. W 0 r II hip Sel'vice and, .,Open Frid;ly5 Until 9 p.m. Hearings will be public and interested propertyownera or.: i '~ Church School, classes includ- residents are invited. ' . t Ordinance are hereby modified ing cd!:! room. three year For; a' reol treat, try one of our Prime Beef Roo'sts .f , to. pe'J:mit the er.ection of a nursery. kindergarten. grades Harry A Furtoft on4! thru Senior High. ~ a " building for restaurant pur- Morrell's Easy Cut ~am-De.fatted and Skinned Clerk and Secretary ..., . ... pos.es only, not including the 11:30 a.m, Wership service and ., &ard of Appeals , t sale or dispensation of intQxi-,. 'crib room only; " HOME MADE SAUSAGE - .FRESH Q,UALITY MEATS City of Grosse Po-int~ Farm. ' eating beverages, on the prop- • HICKORY SMOKED 'HAMS AND ~BACC'N I• .rty located on 683 St. Clair' Old Fashioned Published Grosse Pointe News May 26. 195~ Avenue in the City of Grosse t Pointe, being a lot having. a GROSSE- POINTE.' 'Hard Crust Bread 10;\)0 .•• M. Mornin, Worship. "" :frontage of 100 feet on St. Clair . METHODIST CHURCH Av~nue and 'a depth of 179 feet, \... 11:20 ...... Su"d.y' School, Also French, Rye wbject to and effective upon 211 MOROS'S IfoAD • Pttmper1liclrel, RaisifJ prior acceptance by the City of 7:JO p.M. Evnint Go. pel S.1Vi.e SUNDA Y, MA ,,:...29 .Grosse Po in te of pro.vision for 1):30Morning W 0 r a hip. and MUl Whol., Wh.tt;f . ad. qua t e controlled public 7 :JO '.M. Wed".. dey. ',o}'.' , Sermon ,Church School for ,Notice of last Day of Registration Numry Toddlers, Kinde.r~ perking. 10 .... " • "d Bibl, Study. garten, junior. ,Intermedi .. r, . . . ' Norbert P. Neff ate and Seniors. .,Grosse Pointe Woods City Cle-rk. 11:00 Morning W 0 r l!I h 1P and _'t I -' 1 Sermon, Church Schools for for the' Qualified Electors of Nursery. Toddler. 'Kinder- BAKERY Adot>ted Ma~' 10. 1955 -A ~earty Welcome Awaits YGU . ~: garten aJ:ld Primary. Published May 26. 1955 - REV. HUGH C. WHITE, P.st •• 20756 MaCK Ave. TUxedo 1-7878 Near Vernier Road B Rural'.Agr~cultural SchOol.District No. 1 Opposite Municipal Bldg. cm OF Grolse 'oil,+e T.wftship. WaY'lle C.... ty. Michl, ...

.TO THE, QUALIFIEDELICTORS OF. SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: ,CITY Oil .', " ' I • .Please Take:'Notiee that the Board of Education 'of Rural Agricultural School District No.. 1, Grosse Pointe .Township, County of Wayne, Michigan, has called an annual election to be held in said School District on Monday, the 13th day of June,' A. D" 1955.. ' .5ection(2) of Act 199, Public: Acts.of'Michigan, 1951, effective September 28, ..;1951, provide« as foliow~: (j,o~Stll'ointtIf'itt11\~ I . "The Insp~t~rs o,f':Electio.n at. any annual.o.r. a~alelectioll; 8hallno~ recei~e the vote of any . person 4reSlding. ,m a. registration.'school dIstrict whose name 1Sno.t remst,red as an. elector in the p, . City or Township' hi which. he ~sides." . . Noti'ceof H.ea:ring' . THE LAS:.T .DAY. ~n ..whi~h 'p:etson~ ..~lly.iegis~"er:w:ith the Clerk of the Township or Ci~y in. which they' reside . in order to be el1glbl~ to_vote a,t'saId annual electlon called to b~ held Jun~ 13, ~955, IS FrIday. June. 3, 1955. ZON.ING BOARD OF,..APPEA.LS Persons regi$tered ai~r ..5~Q,O0 clpck P.~" Eastern St andard Tlme, on saId Friday, June' 3" 1955, are no.t eligible to vote at sa.id' an1)ual .~lection., ' " ' ' Notice is hereby given that pursuant to resolution ad;pted, No.tice is::hereby given that the Board of Appeals will the City Count'il of Grosse Pointe Farms, will meet in the meet - Uhd.er th'e 'provisio~.of ~ct:'199; :Public. ~cts .of Michigan, 19~1, regis.trations wilr no.t be taken by school Citv Hall of said City, 90 Kerby Road on Mo.nday, June, 6, .in th~' pty Hall. 90 Kerby Road on . i, . o1fici~ls;. and' only' perS9ns -~h'o ".have reglstere.d as general elec~o.rs wlth ~h~ Cilerk' o.f the City or Township 195'5. at 8:00 c'clock P.M. to hear objections, H any there be, : in whi,ch' they. reqide' are r~g~~tere9- :school e!ectors. Persons .plannmg to reglst~ ,,:ith the respective Township to the vacation or discontinuance of parts of public easements ',:MOND.AYf JUNE 6, '1955': and CIty' Cle!rks'lnusj;' asce!tam"the days and hours on whIch the Clerk's ajflce 16 opeu for registration. of the City described as follows: . ,Registrati~n ofun:egistered: qualified: .electors of said &hool District will be rec~ived, in the following places: at eig"ht (8:00) o'clock in the evening 4;0 consider,the appeal of The southerly 5 feet of the .existing 8 easen~ent in the . 1. ~esidents of the City' of Gross~ Poj,nte P3;rk shall register_ at, the office. o~ th~ Clerk of the City of Grossa t~~ Richard M. Kimbro~gh, 16,'722 'East Warren, Petro.it;Michlgan, Pomte Pa~k,~ 1.5115 East Jetrerson A"en~le;, Clty of Grosse Pomte Par~, M1chigan. , rear of Lot 6 Merriweather Helghts SubdlVlSIon, bemg a sub- fro.m the .building inspector's refusa.l,.to{':I:mt building p~rInits division of part of Private Claim 231, City of Grosse Pointe ;2. Resid~p.~s 'pf ~e City 'of 'Gross~~,~oint~,sJ:1all re:ister ,llt the 'office of the Clerk of the City of Cir~ Pointe', on Lo.t. through 5in. the Richard:M:.~inlbr~ugh,Subd.ivisio~ P'a.:I'!'rul, Wayne Comity, Michigan. , 1 '.1'7150 Maumee, CIty o.f. Grosse Pomte, M1chigan. " . . • because ot noneompliance with, seCtion •. 02 Fro.nt Yard!- . 3, ~esidep.ts of the City of Gro~s~ Pointe' F~ shallregiste~ a~ t.he office of the Clerk of the ei~ ol Grots. F The applicant contends that t~ere"are co.nditions o?- the Residence Districts o.f the Zoning. 'Ordinance. ' Pomte ,Farms, 90 Kerpy Road, City of Grosse Pointe F&rms, MIchigan. . " property which warrant.c; such actIon, m o/der to :permIt the .4."~esjdt:l1}Sof' th~.;:citY o.f Grosse. PC!inte 'Woods .shag;l'egist~r at th~ o~iClt. of the Clerk of the City ~I GrosN ert'!'Ction ot ~ two. car garage on the prermses. . ' .. The petitioner. requests unde.f,$ection8.01(g) ;permisSion ,Pomte .Woods,20'i75.Mack Avenue; CIty of Grosse POlhteWoods, Mu:hIgan. .' . to reduce the mInimum depth af. the ;front from'tw'enty- This notice is published pursuant to lit resoluti~m of the yard ..f ~esid~ts,:'o{ the\~Qity.:Of Harper' Woods shall. r~~ister at the office of the Clerk of the City of Haz:per w~. City Counoil adopted May 2. 1955, and any perl'ons mterested fiv'~ (25) feet to twenty (20) ~eet." ". • 19617 Harper. Avenue, C1ty QfHarper WQods, MicliIgan. . .' ., ~. < 1. ." . will be granted a hearing at the time and .placE' above men- :ij~ai-m'g~ili be publk ari. • I - ,;r 1:_'v"1' '." ... -City O'f. Grosse' Pointe. farms ,', ".' City ~ . , ,\ ~ ~C.HET SAMPSON. of Grolse 'ointe Farml , , ~.d thooMe p&brt. Mewt May iMl. 11811. . PublishedOroue Pointe News May 28, 1955 Secr.tary. I.artl .f Ielyeatl... , .. ,J' 5 ' Thursday, May 26; '1955 " G\R 0 S'S'E\ P QI NT E, NEW $' , four jf,lne, 5-for Song Festival Opens 2 Guard Help Direct Traffic , "to: , From June 2 extending through'. 'Local, :Movers Acquire 'Newest,. La':rg:e,st,;Va~n,:,;':.,:~ , '.. . } ~ ,Singer$. An exceptionally great • ' • ..' ~ .; , ,'... • • I June 5, greater Detroit will be Wit.h~,the -4e~p of ,,50' N'a~onal accident areas. ' interest is being shown in this Summer: ,. - ' ,host to the 42nd National Song Guardsmen ordered out by Go"!- The National GuarQsmen 'will ,festival of the North Americari musical event by leading citizens ' erner Williams, Michigan State not be used on patrol, but ort and ;groups. Thl highlight of this ,PoliCe have 'planned an intensi- point control where traffic be- .Furniture SPACEMASTER. festival is the Saengerfest, to be '. tied traffic safety effort over the comes congested and jams, up for held Friday, June 3, at 8 p.m., at Memorial'dciy. week 'end. cl:>nsiderab1edistances. Their use FOLDING DOORS' I ' the Olympia. Stadium. " As the 'first step, Commissioper on point cantrol prtlved very ef- Joseph. A.' Childs has canceled fective when the Guard }Vas A Saerigerfest is a gathering of all pass days from noon Friday, called out to work with the State male, ladies and mixed choruses Mi:~y"27,to noon TuesdaY.lMay 31. Police, sheriffs and local police • from far and ,wide ,for the pur- The cancellation order also in- over the last Labor day week end, pose of singing, beloved songs in eludes the Fourth of July and Twenty persons were killed in .one laI'ge chorus. /.. Labor day week ends. ,19 accidents during the Memorial All State Police enlisted per- week end'last year . For .this' particular Saengerfest sonnel will be on traffic duty. De- "We're going to 'try to reduce about 90 choruses, totaling ap~ , , tective~ . and other' officers on that toll this year," Chpds said. proximately 4,000, trained ,voices special assignment ;will work at "But the tinar answer, CiS alW:iys, from many parts of the greater Post radio.-desks or be on. patrol. is the driver himself. It's up-to Aluminum Middle West will give a mass p.oStcommanders hay-e"beenin- him to save his ~ife.bY, driving concert at the Olympia. ," structed .to schedule., patrols in sensibly and watchil1g out !or" the accordarice, with, traffic flows and other, fellow. Folding Ohair, A symphony orchestra under I to pay -special attention to high ,,' «Traffic may reach an all time by:ired.launn'ell." Install Them: Y'our$elf! t~e baton of,:yalter Poole ,will as- ' , ,.', ' , ' , ' '::""Mcture , , ..0, 'high' for a Memorial week end 95 Put "Spacemaste'r", lolding S!st the choros, and the mter-?~-I' t' f in 'K . ,'b ,0 th~ fine community it serves the' Grosse,Pomte Moving''& Star .. ' J M Chand that means drivers must be $6 tlonally famous soprano, Jeanme, eepmg ,a ~eas e. " '.' ..'. . ' , G doors (YOU can do.1t in 15 min~ , eorge .', c a!*t Y on the alert. And they ~houldn't utes with a screwdriver) and Morand, wlll be the featured age C0¥1pany thIs week ~~gmented Its fleet:WIth the tre~endous new mOv-rtlg.v3:P-,sh?wn, forget the ~roblem of swinging Promoted at 'Chrysler forget that safety does pay." doors that roo you 'of So muel: soloist. ' above. John'Sutton, head 'of the 607"year-:old;cqmpany, pomted out :the ,m'any~+--qn,ovatl~ns Folding Yacht C'hair valuable Space. Amazingly low '.rhe proceeds of' this history of the new" vehicle, in61udfng its sp'ecial ~y~ienic. SANITIZ~D pr.ot~ctio3, an ,e~cl~s1Ve Chrysler Division's biggestex~ priced, No maintenance or cleaning worrIes. making occasion wi,l1 be divided feature the firm' enjoys throughl"its affahatlOu, WIth the natlOn-Wlde UIilte,d Van Lmes, pansion in its 31-year, histo,ry Req. ~~75$]. 98 to support ~he Crusade for Free- Inc. The firm is located' at /15408,Mack avenue; '~:', '~moved forward recently with the SpeCial , • dom, (RadIO Free Europe), to , , " , . appointment of' George J. Mc- help finish the Civic Center and I~ !Tempieton, Lord,;'B,aseball 'rhrow: Cllrthy , of. ~58 Merrh~eatber Metal Folding .Chair to further German~American ac- , .£' G p' U 'S Webster, Templeton, Court; 75 ;,r?ad, ne\Vly-cleated postof~~ tivities, such as a Oultural Cen- News Notes .I rom .'~... .Yard Walk: Webster, 'Wood, Book. slst.ant sa,les man.ager for.,orgaru- 3'x6'S" Door Reg. ~.75 $4 98 tel' and the Amer;can Aid Society. I .J '.. 2' Ch ' ", '. W b t zatlon. The appomtment was an- SpecIal' • '------..:--o:------..---;:~--~. UI1J1or" ampwns." e s er, ' "J.. M' E M Br d 27.95 Standard Sizes ------"1st, 13 paints; 2nd, Te~pleton,: nounced, ".,Y, r...... a ,en, Plus Tax SOME NURSES should im- Long a tr'adition at the Grosse Mid-Midgets 2 Champions:, 1st, 11 points; 3I:'d, ,Haggarty, 6 points .. g~n~~.als~les manageI~, Chr~sler prove their memories. A local 'Pointe University School,are' the ,Lambrecht, 11 :,points; 2nd, Mn-' Junior',I: 75 Yard Dash:,'Wattts, ,prv:Islon, C1i.;r~sler.G,or~r~tIon. CAMP STOOL Cub Scout Pack ,was touring the annual 'Oral ReadingConteStsler,,8'poiilts;3rd; Hart and Marks, Marentette, ahd Boilne;,Run:hi~ FO!l"merly,.dl~~~~~ ,,of. market- Folds Frat Beyer Memorial Hospital in Ypsi- spohsored by Dr. Hugh St<11ker ti~, 5poin~s., ' Braad ,Jump: W~tt~~Fia~c~ef~#,d: iug""an~ ~~lst~lbuV,?~l"~~~', .~c- : R~g. 98c c JALOUSIE lanti. The Den mother and 'the of Grosse Pointe. , Mid-Midgets i~ 50 Yard'Dash: Ferry, and, Vleweg., .B,tis,ebaU~ar~hy..Jo.med ,9h!yslex, D~VlSI

Judy, Diekoff (a1termi.tes'~ Mac and Rand,S. , JunIOr Unlinufed. ChampIons: . In", 1949 he was promoted to, '21807 Mack, "Avenue , • Ready to Bloom - . o (1 Wiener aild'Paula Walker); 11th Midgets, 2 Champions: 1st, 1st, Le'onard",,15 ,points;' 2nd, Jacksonville', regi,onaI", manager Botween 8 and.9 Mil. Roods er t grade: Kay Carter and David" Jarvis" 10 points; 2nd, Ford, 9 Kcur:m , 9' POInts,; ~3rd; H~per, and 'wa~promoted to sales exe- "'e-" • Michigan's Strother; 12th grade~ Lynn John- poin1s; 3rd, Rands, 6 poin1;s. 7 pomts. , .', cutive en the, factory .stat.! in Flowering Shrubs ston, and Edgar 'Howbert., Midgeif;s 1:, 50 ,Yard' Dash: Seniors: ~15 Yard Walk: Nester'1952. Later that year he' was Eve'rgr~ens:', ~,~' ~: -11~,~ Moderato~ .of the 7-8~~c~ntes1; Holley, 1st, 15 points; 2nd Henry, Stewart, Wiener. R~in,g Broad again promoted,' this time to m:r- ~ "0.- l/;-;J Largest wili be Mike Krag of the', 8th 7 PoInts; 3rd, Piggins, 5 points. ' Jump: Strother and, (tl~),:.stew- chandJsing 'manager of ImperIal l' Shade. and Fruit' Tr'les ' :'~, \ ~ I grade. Moderator of the 10-11-12 Mid";'Juniors 2: 75' Yard Dash: art and Wiener. B8$eball'Throw: sales. In 1953 he was named "'~.~'r''~,. /..:.,_- ..~.' Rose. ' contest, will, be Melissa Collins Krag, De Vlieg, and Michelson; Green, Stewrwt,'a:nd ('.:ieet~~,:P~9- 'Wi'll~'furlllsh' Ask to see our plans '"fO:r Bro'\-:,meChamplOnS:,.1st, Stall'" .yard Walk: :Roosevelt, Morlen, 18 'points; 2nd, be, Jerome and, mrusi~ fQr d'ane,ing frp,m 9 to 12 various other sizes. BuHf to 14. p~mts; 2nd, .Cr,awfo.rd~,10 and .Wal1.t~r. . Finlayson: 6 points.. p.m., " " , '" , , ': , .• you~ own plans, if desired: SEMRAU:GREENHOUSES pomts, 3.rd, Kel,lel" 4 pomts. , ,MId-JunIor '1 ChampIon: Mor------Jean Hutchinson, dance chaIr- ,CUbs: 50 Y~d Dash:. Dye; Slot- len, 1st, l~ pojnts, 2nd, Roose- 'McHUGH, ROSE,MAN WIN man, promises ple~~r. of r~esh- • 23751 Gratiot Ave.' km" and uodd~d, ~as-epall velt. e, ~mts; 3r~, Kelly and TENNIS DOUBLES TOURNE':y ments. All students IP. Grades 8 Cavanaugh ~. Thro~: Dye, Slortkm, and Rosaen; Merre~l, tIe, 5 poinlts. I, Bill McHugh and Bill Ross- and 9' ~re cordially' in'vit~4 to. ca~ ~' Between 9 and 10 Mile " Runnmg Broad Jump: Rosaen, Juruor ~: 75 Yard D~h: Tem- man teamed up to, defeat Dr. grab partners and pe on hand for it, Shelden, and Dye; .35 Yard AlI- pleton, Webster, Haggarty; Run- Robert Kleinsmith and Len the fun. ' and O'xley ve, Fours: 1:>ye,Rembacki, 'and God- ,ning Broad" Jurrlp: Haggarty,' Lenecd to win, the fifth annual S929 Hillcrest rty • Petunias dard. ' " . " Handicap, Doubles Ter..nis"Tour~" the I ' Ther~ ~ay be a ~ong w~y to I ,~b Champions.: ,1st, Dye, 16 , BEYOND,~ONTROL ney he,ld at the Neighborhood, I do right" but there, is no right ; ite • Marigolds .pomts; 2~d: Sl~tkm and Rosaen, .A feUa",,:c~ 1; b,E",bla~ed ~or CIu!>, on .Sunday,' M;ay 15. Mc- ~ay,to do wrollg./; _",' I TU. '4-1836 de. " tie, 6 po!n~; 3rd; .S1,lelden a1)d Jus star~" m hfe--:-~~s his finIsh Hugh and Rossmann captured' - ' .' . ~ - ~'.- Rcmbackl, tIe, ~ pOlU~S.. that,. he IS fesponslble .for. the doubles crown. with straight p- • Snapdragons = ',' I, • on set, 6~4;6-:-1; "yictories. , ' I 00. • Asters The.to~rtt~:,wa.s under the or' PARTAN CUSTO~M'TAIL'ORS direction .,~of l~ 'L6ti:, Ga;rdella and '. Zenias , .. SUITS CUSTOM MADE was ,spohsOred.'~::by~:th~,' GrOsse • Verb~nas Point Tennis, Club w4j'ch meets Frolund's IN OUR OWN TAILOR SHOP every, Wednesday, everung' and l' ~ L e'a de in Garden Eqllipm~ tztl: f,lants' it 1't d • Salvia Remodeling and Repairing ~ Fine ~oolen Fabrics every Saturday and "Sunday, all day." 'Any', "terini,s ,'e#husiast, ALL' WORK GUARANTEED • • Perennials wishlng to join .this:,~oup should 20817 Mack, near 8 Mile TUxedo 1-5585 contact Lou Gim:fella' at TU • Geraniums 5-4600'0 . G~:~~N\f'Selected • Vege'tables, Plants ,and many others- !iHOP . Healthy ..•... Drive Out and See Our Complete Stocks 'Evergree~~, F~~J~!lidl~is t.enowned for healthy stock in evergreens of ,aU' kinds. Make your selei:tion here 'this' we'ekend. proof is'in the growing. WRITE OR CALL FOR A SPRAYS ., WEED KILLERS • INSECTICIDES - SPRAY GUNS FREE S.OIL TEST Potled P'OWER~VI,OWERS Now A,varlable At no cost or ;obligation on your part . , ~ we will pick up ci scunpl~ of your soil' Roses.. For For ... test it ••. and ad.'.;ise you,C;»I) "h.o~ ' ,.Azaleas Jaco,bsen Manor. " Porch '. Patio 'it ,cQ'1'be improved. you w,. ~irf ,how Now availab:& with 7~~!ad$ reel fo~ how you can "have th, most ~autjful ,.Rhoda,d' ,'ndro-n' " ..." .. ~.>,~ 'I Bent lawl)s!!!' •••• lo~n in town. . '. "':~,Illx;."d., ' True ,Aristocrat of power mowers.', : ':~'. Our company' and, many hu'ndreds, of. " Has 21" cutting width and is ~ '~~.'.' oil ~eolers all over the country hov'~ ' '" ,Pieri., hlechanically ~e best mower on,'..~~:. 'become authorized, Liquilawn, deal.r.;' , " market." , ~. . , ...... We have the idle e~'uipment a'~' irien Nice selection" M~ fine Every good' make of Power- Mower onIy Summer ava:lable tospray,rich, wond.r.work~' ',' garden makers;.: is .obtainable here at Frolund's to~ Chaises and chairs in new light-weight ing liquid fertilizer o~'yourJawn.' w. , We',advise on all garden day-Reo Royale, Jacobsen's, Moto-' 21;" Cuttinr 197 Edre' and' landscaping' ,prob.:. Mower, Mow-Masterl Toro and : 50 designs' that combine sturdiness, be~uty con do the work,fo:, you for Iesl mori.y. , 'e. ,Pencor. and color. See our complete, selectIon. than it would cost you fodo it yourselfk Call ~ight no'w .•• or lend in co~pon ...•. ~:~DENSTAKES •• TIE-BACK BANDS. METAL TRELLIS. GARDEN GLOVES PLANTS • SHRUBS • PICNIC TABLES I . .. • . . I RUSTIC FURNITURE below. You will get a free bookl.t , describing the service and you ~ilJ get BOUItS: ' Murate'of 'Potash.:Flower food.~BOne ,Me8.1,Dried mood. Rose PATIO GRILLS. GARDEN ORNAMENTS a FREE SOil TEST1'00 it todayl ,Dally to ~,:O& p.m. Powder, Repelients,"Rakes, hoes, ~ove1s, forks, edgers, hedge I '. EveniD«s '1:00' to 8:30 ,cutters, lawn rollers, wheelbarrows, hand mowerS; 'shean, ARRIVING DAILY , BuDd,y. 9:00. ,to' 2:6t?... 'and' all other tools. ' ,". '

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.. '. 'l"'.' e".. "~":.,.'.' '-0' 'n°• • ',,' V • and,',Stlin:'lier''j' .. •• J' .,', •••• ,J., ~. , Fisher Road Th • '.' .' Thea' . ':ill it! :Americans A,verage15 Cents Stor.1 . ';1''1 '... " "'...... F{)UJt~~~l~nfol'E~ceptional Children Now IncorJ'!>rated King progJ '~heFo.und~~~ori.for:Excep~~n~'~oii.?-te,: Neighlborhood.' Club. 'Alpla(:e in society. This can .be teres+. and eDthusi&ml of the ~Per Person .for Polio Cure JI-,,1[ana ..'.;,','~."'{ on J , d ".''. C~~en; ..,ah::~qi"g~ti~ wltich' '~"'~:~(:l:lpa~ional therapist has achieved i~give.nthe o~portunity. Parents and of the people who: ~e average' American con- lems as tracking down and clas- had, Its mceptWn ':m.;.tbe' 'PQmte' :genetously given of her time to The satisfaction derlved from are to serve on our Board of. tributed about 15 cents to find a sifying the elusive polio virus · . within.the..1as~~"y,eiu:t,h8.s,..,~n:.,direcitheactiVitieSforthisgroup. lmowing other'f8nulies with an Trusteest mak~ WI fee~ our: Bafe and effe~ve weapon in the and developing a preventive for ""',. recognu:ed.~i'by,.;thf $~t~:.,~~ci~a;L:,~Each 'V.eekt\vo. girlS ,from the Y EJreeptional Child, and ~e $har- eve;ntwU goal wip. be reelized-,; low~ to.,~co~p,or~te,~\;8S::~.,rioli,:,':.Teens. at. the High ,School are ing of experiences and ~deas ~as SOCIaland edu~ti()nal a~ep~e. long fight agaInst pobo-or less th . r g d' ase the medical tIte than the price of a cup of coffee' e cnpp mIse , " . " pr~flt organizati~n; ~The~~d;(te-ot; volunteering ,'their, services. to in itself been a~plost stimula~ for 'all Exc~tiona1 Children m end a doughnut. director said. The vacome field . , 'fe" d . .inc::orporatiQn..W'aS:M~y:'~'.::'.:". 'help. co.o~'"la1(e. the .• program. and beneficial: ~eriencp.. The in- our Commulllty. R: : That was John Q.. Citizen's trial which was conducted in . '. . ',~ .' Officeks :and.;''directors ~of"the' 'Meeting' every ~Saw.rday after- t J100p.: ..:f0l-' share o'f the l"esear~h and, fielq 217 areas .located.in 44 states, : "'0" a'." . ~ c(,)rporation,.melui:Ie:'iMIs;., 'John' two~'ho'ur~ these boys ac , . :"~,...... ', ", . ',' Bock8tanz,prestdent; .Mts, C:narl~s.":arid\.~git:1s.'are' enjoYing the' fun t~ial bill for the new polio :v - oost $7,5oo,00Q, the 'National , . . :;~,~~~~.~.i':,,:;....'.:,,:.,. ' Drake"vi<:e-president;(:rohri:Wor~~:a¥\lhappi!l~s 10' derived:' 'fioom cme~ Dr .. Hart E. Van ~per, Foundation official said. '. by' Rob~d~ ~'J.J~i~'''):;J":~':, ';'-'. '.,' , ley) secretaI:y;'': .W~;U~am:~~J~~ik/gr~p'::~ssocietion!. " ' " , m~dIcal.director()f .t~e National . Of'th . '$' 'U: 000 000 Dr. Jonas E.' Foundation for Infantile Paraly. e.", , . ' ' " ,.~.'.\:"::.~...."..':.', .', "::'. ~' treasurer; Pr.: Williatt1-'~&:()~~/;D'r:'''''It.;i$.'our.hope,''that 'u.:we be- sis, revealed today. He said the Sa~k rec~lVednearly $1,000,000 to. iThstinctciY1)~th''''''~eLa~y'gq:~ng:an~"teh~e~~s~:e~~~c~"~l~O~~:'~~~~c~~'Uo:tt~bso'~)m::ak;"aadrblaYs'"~s~D~~~:~~~~~;£:f;~ total bill came to $25 541 662.14. fImsh hIS. research be!-ore th~ :~~gh~"l~roeil~~z~~~s'~' D e, 0 es Ine are ' .., LULl. . ':l.L C l' '.'" '\.. : ' ,-." . '...... '_ Largest slice of the ~on~y went field t~ial began: ~~ rest was . d' k'rt . w:th;~'self "belt'>Tliey" ~re:',dedicated to .o.~Illap" Jr ..t t~teest:',;~~~p.' ',t~~-:,'iWISh...to.,b~~e~:~. pa.r~.?i pur for laboratory research, Dr. Van apportioned ~oSClEmtlst8 through- wral? arqun s ~ ,s ,~.1.." . :...;;....,..: ./," ';!.' "., , o~1{:e~.." .... ' ". : .' •..'-.' . ~~p.: Parentslw~ng. m'or near the' JOY of summer llvmg. And Y?U, w~ll}~~~YZ'It.r'wh~n you. ' In presenh~g theIr' ca~,e;.t.o'it~e.Ql-qsse'Pointe will".want'to' take Riper said, while the remainder out the nation who wor~ed on ce -.,ras used to finance the nation- othe: aSl?ects of the polio p:e-. see their' perfecti~n fit ~dflatterI!l?:;.fl.:~e~'-,A:ll.~.~e, .gr.a. and state' i~ ~~g,.'.for,.reco~iti6n':a4v~tage' of ,facili~es 'offered -.,ride field trial of the Salk vac-I v~ntion Job.. Four Nobel PrIze texture of. beautIful pIma cotton, IS .:captl,].r~d: m :a cherry an~ perml&'Slon"to,,, mcorporate" :that',are close to,'theIr: homest so . wmners receIved research grants pink blouse to top these skirts. Ber~uda"shprt$~ of ..the same the: foll~in~, outlirie'pf the,.p:ur-the~.',childrenma~ ,enjoy ~he ex- -:me. . from the March of Dimes. madras cloth are available.' In. a~'SpecIal.'collectlOn fmd perky poses and hlSto~:y,of .the gr:oop. penences of havmg. theIr .o~n ( More than $18,000,000 In March f h .. $7 500'000 country calico' blouses to live 'm.a1tsummer~~o'r-aroiiiid seven was-sent to.L.ansmg;;' '" " .f:iends close.:by. It is. our. inten- ()f Dimes funds was used for re- 0 t e remammg ,, ',' d'l . Th Cl.l.h "L' .397 'F' h :R' ad:':wher tho' .' .• tion to .educate .and 'acquamt our aearch conducted by. virologists more th.an $3,600,~0 ?,as used on o~ ars~ .. ~ . o~ es., ~ne, IS er.. 0 p' e, ~.re IS In No,!v~b~r df last y~ar,. a ,community to, the"why~s't>of the and e p ide m i 01(,g i s t s, who production. of v~ccme for ~he ample parkIng space. . group of parents in :Gros~ePointe ' 'E~eptional Children ancl'to the grappled with such complex prob- 440,000 chIldr.en who were m- III '" • each. With', an exd~ptionat 'cl:llJ.a:~'fa<:t. tliat they' B.re 'liVing right ______~_,...----- oculated durmg the two-year met to. determine' what.oould ...be; -here.' . - :field trial;' Dr. Van Riper' said. . ..' k'? N '. B t. BLO'W qon.e;to encoUrage:'the hiter-est in ~,'As we, enlarge and liave shown S . dIes record-keeping Ever buy a pIg. In apo e., eve:\",:W~.say. , u..a th~, ':h~.ngioappedt~-~~,~hi~d~.n1.our; ;~COmniuni,ty the nti~s of~ese w f;:r:ge:~:e:qU1~ment and edu- POKE'is another kind of ho~setra~e.:'Detts el~ciqat~. Just con1lmllp1,l~y... WPY'''..shoul:d;~.thes~. ;chlldren' whQ'are limited in their cational materials' accounted for blow tl1r9.ugh the. tube to s~~rt or t:eJflndl~elog fIr~' :wIthout Excepticnal'~C~Jd]'l~n',~~tf~,b.~..~l':-',:Ct~:pabilitie~;;.~we.. Will some.' day , "~ 'another .$1100,000. An additional .kindling,wood: The Blow Poke, .dire~ts ad.equate ati':\vheh and ~~w~:the 's~~i:'p'~~p:~'ge:;'?f ~~- hope. classr,ooms~i1l.,Pe»rovid~d $2,300,000, ~as provided to find where' you "'need' it. ,It replaces the .~l:c1'fashione(f':;B~llows. mg and kno~ll?g::~ep~~~l~<:.,theIr.'(~pt.lby:, :US",;,:butrPY: the Public out. whether th(1 Salk vaccine. was, Fashioned of, well-fimshed lightweight' tiietcil.with a~.bronze 0:wn ,c~UD:l~H:l~~:..n~~:~p. ,~~ ;Sch~l~ ~yste~) 'for,~their 'for!1?'~ TU safe and whe~her it a~tually ~id' cast mouthpiece and "hocked~point,. this' IS a pr.actical sug- for(1ed theIr normal' broth.ers and 'eerticatl~n. Gliven.the opportunity off7r protectIon agaInst po~lO. gestion to add .to'your belongings. $ri ..ea~y. b]ow ..... ~;watch:it sisters?", " ,:,.:" . :'the" p~ysicaliy handciapped '.can This was th~ cost of assemblmg go! Gillis Modern Home V'urnishin'gs" -4'03' 'Fisher Road," , The first meeting was" com-. :do a. great dealt. and, in many in- aJld evaluating the 144,000,000 ',' .. ,' . , prised .of seven .. families,..'. each stanees become more'. intelligent pieces of information collected III *... , ' with, a. different problem::: Now; ,and. capable In,certain fields than dUl'ing the test. . . five months, later, we total 22.theu- no1"1ri.a1brothers and sisters. About four cents out. of every " . ,,_ .' .. ' : families and our :first.p':rojecthas For: those youngst~rs. who ~re dollar of field trial funds went S~dd:111y he 11 dIscover wha~ a hahdsom~ h~lrcut can ~o. been started. We'are not restriet-, 'mentally handicapped: and not for salaries and other administra- ~ ~{e 1S 'sure to come home WIth one that IS natural looking ingo.ur group td,any one type or able to benefit from' an a<:ademic tive item~ Dr. Van P.Jper said. and absolutely' his, IF he gets scissored at Sam the Barber's,' degree of han:~icapt rather feel"; educationt still the;: minimum Fisher Rd. .' ing something 'can be,' done f~r knowledge can be of great. help Gifts & Greetings "'What all these statistics really SAFEG~ARD YOUR mean," 'Dr. Van Riper said, "is lie * * all. :There are many differeiit to them iri"their adj'ustrrient and. p for You - through that. Americans were willing to types of. limi.tatiorL.represented; so .many' of 'them can achieve so- 'invest .<:ountless hours of wOrk rom Naples" F19rida come F~or~ia's'farnous' Ston~ Crab spinal biffida,' :cerebral . palsy, cial acceptance .. ' WELCOME W~GON. ind more than $25,000,000 in a F. Claws. For many years. these ..have been a gourmets de- muscular '.dystrop~Yt ~d m~ntal\' We realiie: the aforementioned voluntary pci.rtriership..with sci- ligh(to. sunshi?e, sta(~'s ~atives 'and visitors. Now; the retardation to ,mention a few. ~ , aims' will: ,necessitate. time' 'and ,tJ:1~ Aware of tUi(growmg need for money. By. becoming a non.profit from ...;our Friendly entists, ~heir joint aim being to modern fresh freezmg' proc~ssmg of, foods enables the Farms control polio in the shortest pos- acceptance for these ch1ldreri, incorpor:ated.' group, the parents . Business Neighbors Mar~et, on Fi~4er. ~9ad, to oJ;'fng this tender delic'acy to your we have been meeting' as a. Par- wHl.hope ,to partially finance, the . sible time. To do this, they ~re- dining table ili all it's ocean fresh flavor. It is. suggested that STORE THEM NOWI and Civic and ated the National Foundation for ents Group to .inform o~. com- recreational 'program. This will they be served either steamed or served cold with mayonaise, munity of the, social and eduea- inchide, the' salary of the thera-; Social Welfare Leaden Infantile ParalysIs and finan~ed the partnership by freewwill con- lemon juice or drawn but'ter. Cliilean Riesling wine; a dry tional aSl)ects 'of the Exceptional pist'. and the' necessary supplies phone II: We ask NEWS readers to please triblitions to the March of Dimes. wine, vintage .... 1945, could make this kind of a menu a real Child. It is' also ,our hope ~at need~ :for this a-ctivity.. Some party. Farms M:arket, 335' Fisher Rd. Or for delivery TU. other parents with similar, situa- families will be able to' ass.ume phone us the name and address Their gamble is beg-inning to pay tions will be"helpe~, t9. see .their a greater portion' of this obliga- TUxedo 5-4800 k: off not Only in the realm. of polio 2-5100. Three'trunk lin.es serve .the Grosse Pointe area. N of newcomers to the Pointe. t problem in it's pz:oper~spective tion than others, sOmewill not . C( prevention, but in the wider field be lie ' * and tha,t we can acQl1aint them able to, contribute anything. We Phone TU. 5-4817 of publie health itself." . •• -and Let Your Th~ TV. 2.1134 of t~e h~lp the~t;...!s !~?e given.. do not want to deprive any child 'lad tidings. Jack tells us that from now on 'we will 'be ..~liough D~trql..t,. h;iS man!; ~.;. Ofth~ opportunities availahlet 'so. Precious Furs or TV. '-4043 TOO LATE G.. .; '. ne' .' - ,'. . .' . Clial- and e~u~tI()nal, facilitles contrlbutlOns from the parents (No cost or obligation) Too many people wait until .pleased WIth. the f1: guarante.ed worltfUanshipo' he d~~~.o~ e~pecially;,stiit~~.,for. 'ihe. Excep- Will be ona volun1la.ry'Msis. In they have been done to a turn all types of shoes. ThIS. new repaIr estabhshme!1t opened lts .tlonal ChtltIonal C1?i dren in us believe we wil1:- soon' ~a~e • Cleaned and glazed 1:-'1 the exclusive "~usterwoy" method ~ fuller figure. And bright prints •.. solid lastex • '•• and some thIG~locallty: . . ,more. youngste~ anxlOusA.o.Jom == ith'l'ttl b ff 'h t 3r/'1 F' h R 'd ,reat stndes .have been mad.e the fun. OUr bl!ggest hope 15 that ~ w 1 e oy cu s. are ere a . IS er oa. so ~a~ iI?-' thjs phase ~f,. physical In 59 far ,as these Exceptional >t1i. • tAONDRY .CLEANERS , p ( ~ ...... ha.bilitatlon for t~ese children .. Chil4ren are ablet they shall be A. Grosse Pointe Orga.nization Serving Pointers for 35 Years IS WIth .research. bemg . conducted 'integrated intO the normal rou- POSITIVELY ~ For twenty. years raccoon Goats al?-dWorld War I uniforms by intereste<;l dQctOrs as .well as tines and 'assUme their .rightful 369 Fisher, Rd. TUxedo 5-4800 ~ lay~pe0p,le .m:t-!chis being done . ~ -are still in perfect condition. The reason.is, simple. Mondry. to Jmprovet the general condition' ' ~ Cleaners h~ve there ~wn st~rllg~ ..va~lts t<:>~t~re fur,S and',good of the physi~lly. anc;i mentally. g cloth coats. 'They, use' ,Lusterway, a ,furner method, .to clean handieapped:, But ,..therapy' 'and ,PREVENT g and glaze:' R~pc4ring, of furs is'!just ,~oneof .their services,: and, . medicine are' not :enough, foi-'in to 1Je g of course, insurance is included in: their .standard rates., For order ,for' these. youngsters to .ac- ~hes ahou'l: " ~ other cleaning they use. a finishing proc~s" ~ai~~d'Sta,-N u., It' c.ept thems~~vfas,:th~:~Emera~'pub..;' ~ replaces impodan,t life giving oils that are losf in .just ordi- he must 'do..so..~.Thete:is,'ll'greal ~ahrt~de... ~ nary deaning and day to day wear; TU~ 5-4800'or visit 335 'deal yet t'o;J::>e'accomplished in' J j SU.18U81'1 i Fisher Road. I /. . . educating the pubIl<:to'tbEdirider- , ~ * lie * standin~ ?f .t~~, physica~ .,~d . , :. ~ men~l hmItations'o:f.these young"'" ...... / ... & They are sale-ing at Yarncraft.. R'ighi now, they. are off~ringst~:. p'~ent~ of E~ee~t~Onal..Chil~' : . ~ machine knit suits at twenty per cent off. You'll find one dren, we feel .very st"rongly the . ~ piece st~Ies, too. 343 Fisher Road~' . . need for social" and recreational.' ~ - outlets f~r these 'children; With'''' . g. V t' , L Pl W k h this thought in mind: our first ~ 0 ers .eague' ,~'ns ,or sop project, a ~~reationat. Pr6grazrl' . g ------for. ExceptionaL. Childre.ri;':;,~was,, ~ All memoers of the League of,.Tribune ... MJi~\'; E;rrol ;.Horner of started ;February 12,at tne ~Grosse,: ~ Women Voters are invited to at- Nat.ion,.alLea~e :Headquarters I .. . . ,., ", '. , L .'. , .

i=_======-===__ te~d an, al1 day'.Public' Reiations will.~ls~.~iy~~a.~.~~d~~~s;, The'atre Art~'.S~ciety • = Workshc;>pon J'une 2 at the Royal. L~cheon:.~ll1 be. ~s~ryed.,at J" L h. S~ts, • • " . .., .'. 12:30~w..Ca~vm 'Patterson ~VIce. une 7- ,unc eqo-Meeting . ' • t •• . OaiCYMCA:,l015.W. 11 Ml1ero~d. president in :charge of.~Publi,c .' . Ji;.••• _~_•.•• Registration will take place at 'Relatioru( of Jhe' Michigan Bell ... The' . , annual" . meeting ..and, 9:30. a.m.. .' Telephone" CompanYt'.1Nill speak:hmcheon' of-Theatre: Arts. Society :: The morning session will be at the after.nOOnsession on the will be held June 7 at the. GrOsSe ~_= concerned with newspapert rawo subject. of ''Ptiblic~.Relations'!. Pointe .Hunt Club. '.,. . .". positively prevents peeling! E and. t~levision p1Ilblidty..Featured 'Members and' guests Wishing to . ';' " IIHIll she chose this &"YSIII1 ••• ) ~======_ speakers will be Fran. lIards a.ti;end the meeting.' pl€~se con- . When money talks people sel": : S\Ultan = from WWJ-TV and Gra,.'1tHoW~ll; .tact Mrs. ponalq: .;McCo~achie, dom take ime to".illVestigatethe'.,. .. Gftoes the most gbioos long-lasting you've • managing: ed.itor, of the Daily Tl:1.1-861~;'by F~iday, May 27.' truth .of. jts"< " , .. ' ewr had. Actually ccmditions your skin as you tan. .' • Now you ean stay inibe 8\.iI1 an day o. •• even the .. • ~ day.. (Just follow easy directions on label.) ... I ·Smartest, \Lowest.Priced'.B,Far! · ..• Positively no ~g alcoMl, and not a messy oiL • You tan perfectly .....~t$ way. .. == . E . '~ . GIVES .INST ANT REliEF TO SMRE SUNBURN I • E .. ~ ...... '~ ~ • "AIANTEr a Your JIIOIIt)' re/lmdm if )lOCI.' do ' ;;;: Me find SEA" s~ better iA ~'tiINJ)' UtM. . ~ !!!!z 2!Jgr nuat4a prodwt. .! Mul Week-end~ •• ' e .••.•••• 4'oz.g1ass . •."9a 4 oz. plastic squeeze • • • • • t.19 '1 8 oz. plastic 8qUeez8 • . • .• • • 1.91 ~ ~' ill aDd larger sizes 5 ou" BRIDE PREfERENCE BOOK S. .~ ::0 Sun Glasses 5!

Protection fram bright summer sun I SEEYOUR"7ttUA. bEAlER'" FOR.,AIR . '., ."', • '. ',' .F' " : '. • • • In c host of' sma~t styles. ! CONDITIONED,. ',SEDANS ,'ANO'.STATION . ". AlII CaN~ITION.D ~ WAGONS;,FOR .HU.ND~EOS OF,:'DOLLARS,' >- ' .. LESS THAN OTHERS~'ARE'.iCHARGING!""', '". ~ .11' • • ~ .', ' .&Ie some.thina absolutei)' • ..,'" in twO-, tone' ItyliDg m.' .. A~. -1'9 3' O~': .... , 'gl ..lS , the dashing new RamblcI' ems. C-ounuy, Amcrica7• Lc:.: .". ' ,. '1 T'I I~ lowest-p~ced 4-door s~at~p~'wagQD~ Tcst drive a . . .' . ',j . ••. •• .'. J J 7 • 1SHE R R'D. • R 0 SSE .p 0 N . E RalJlblcr. miles-a-ganon t~p of th~)955' MobiJgu "... . DIIrwtrId It fIiIDrr; 1lItMI.'llIIlInz.1JIif IMI! ' 11 :, ~O.D!.RN HOM I 'U RN.,IS H I N&S WE ARE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ••• TUXEDO 5.3453.! EcOnomy Run-:-27.47m.p.g:~thHydra~Mati~Dnve. 'flllnlbul.OplIeul.IIIIMIt. IIId~IInII,;.if .. ' . '. .. 0:4 F ISH E R:,-R0 A D6 'i 0 S'S E PO J N T I J 0 ~ M I C H:'r6A N j W.. k Day HoutS: - 8:30 un. to 10 ~.M. ~ FARLEY NASH ~ 14811. K8rClI'Yil'~AY8...... ':YI;l-4800 Sunday Hou"~ -- 10 8.M. to • p.M. i '. . '.'F '," , •. " .. .' , , .' • :," ..:-. '.; ,': . ,; '. ' .. ~,'r {" '. '.. ' . . . T U 2'..7 • 7 7 F REI P A It. KIN 6 I N ~ 'E A R . .. / .. IIi.; , "'IN,.n.1 ~U ... J,,'DlenQlaWHI... A.-TY ...... :rv '-ti...._ TIm4i ~,CMnM ..._.:;:;,:,:.~f-~.: '; .': . I

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- - GENERAL NEWS Second Section Thursday, May 26, 1955 'Page Fitt.." Pointe, Theater In Rehearsal Parade Opens Sea's()~-'of Babe~RtithE~a~ue~ Scholar8~ips 'Awarded Two 'Reports July 5 The Grosse Pointe Community Cannon M(:morial Center Audi- , ' , .. . . \ . ~. 'Theatre has turned to stark drama torium. Regents - Alumni Scholarships cial em ph as is upon ,character, ,To West Pomt 'n its next production, "Detective at The University of Michigan citizenslpp, the 'high school acs- Story,", by the brilliant, Sidney A highly succe~tul Broadway have been awarded to' 495 gradu- demic record, financial need, and • d Kingsley. Rehearsals are now in play and motion picture, "Detec- ating seniors in Michigan high the scores made ,on the competi- Wayne von ,A1JInen,son of ,the ;>rogressfor the play, to be given tive Story" relates in a realistic schools. it, .was "announced by tive test written by all applicants .. Werner von A11mena,of ~~ -'the Wa~ter B. Rea, dean" of I?en .and ,Work of high sChfol officials road. was notified by tb~ Ad- ()n June 17, 18, and .19 at. the manner the happenings of a New who ch~lrmap _of the C?mmlttee on and University of Michigan jutant General of the United L of . York precinct station. A succes- Umverslty Scholarships.. .. sion of vivid character portrayals . alumm clubs throughout the state States Military Academy at West our , Wrought Iron .These sc~olarsh~ps carry a in helping select scholarship win- Point to report for duty July S. ~- ...... heighten the climax of a thrilling stIpend eqUlvalent to semester ners was, of invaluable assistance ; mce underlying story. fees for the freshman year and to the Committee, Dean Rea de~ W~e W:i\,! sel~ted recently liD This story concerns Detective are renewable for the no~m~l clared. as the Michigan appointee. length of the degree program rn .' . . , McLeod, 8 rugged cop with an which the student enrolls~ pro- Two Pornte s t u d ~n t S. were A June 1952graduate of Grosse almost sadistic hatred of the vided the student's academic rec': among the, s.cholar~hip wmners. Pointe High School, Wayne ord J'ustifie.srenewal. Charles Wilham ~mger of 339 tt 'd d H=ghland Park Ju.n1or criminals who face him, 'his wife _ . Belanger, and Eliz?beth .Anne a, en e .u who loved him tosalt pepper I No bever~ge included in price. We will fill your thermos with bla k the grounds of the new element- , \ colf~e or Iced tea fQr $1.00 gill. c ary school on Roslyn road at Moroingside. The cost is being The. Richard lehmans . TU. 5.2530" shared by the two troops out of money in their tr~suries saved during the year from', theix weekly dues. ,For theesixth grade troop. this Village project :serve$, as n part of their eff.ort in earnittg the HMY' 'Troop"" badge. with, emphasis on. com: \ munity ~,eryice. " mano,!' 'I'he planting will be f~llowed by a simple ceremony dedicating 17150 Kercheval, in the Village Gre.sse Pointe the tree t,Q the'school in memory of the two troops . FROM EVERYOTHERMIKE

• PONGRACZ ••• ,GROSSE POINTE'S PIONEER JEWELER It"s • king-Iii" I.x." car- It'. a 200-hor"powlr perfor... r- It'l • fa'.n-'alhton'" .... Vty- o Bil•• it al It. prici. ~O.'pow.rful at Its pric.I"" Most .Blstlneliy. .1 any' prie.1

Pontiac is at big, roomy car with J.22" or ASthe only car with the Strato~Streak V-8, Style-conscious motoristS ,turn to PODti~C 12411'wheelbase~longest in its price .field, P()ntiac, has a:,big' performance advantage. for true mode-of-tomorrow design, beauti- even longer throi BOme models in the top Th!s neweSt and mOBt efficient V..g enables fully different franl any other car. '~~~- price range-and with true-.big-car'stability' Pontiac' to provide more' pO'wer than any elusive Vogue Two-Tone styling, 'TWm-: to match. For quality of fabrics; cOllven~ car has ever delivered at PoritiElc's price- Streaked hood ;and low, rakish lines give iences and appointments, 'Pontiac compares a full 200 h.p. with the 4ibarrel carburetor, you a ear ,that you ~OW. will remain a

Be SURE ..• with •d' with the C08t1i~Stcars. an. extra cost option; 180 h. p. is' standard . prideful possession for years to come. -

It's America's topmost yalu.- @MiljeF~ can a ....., Greatisl Itil, of any year. ~ You buy 200-lIo...... , It k y.. , , Pontla. for I••• than .any moelel•• f 'th. -Iow p,.... Pontiac is selling at the fastest. rate of all . ( - RINGS time for this s:in1plereason: Ani~rica a~' ',car. G3e1 for ...uch lei. than .trlpp •• 'economy ...... -when you can g6t the,si~e~ pQwer,:(:>eauty " .' '_., ••• by TRAUB and luxury you want ~t Pontiac's' ~aS~'' - ~f hl,her.prlced .ake,-non. of which:~.Clual~ontlclic' price, that's the place to put your.'m~ney. Iii COlli bin'" ,power, .Ize anel future-faalilonotl .IaKtUtJ. Come in"and get a11the facts.' '" .

YOU WILL WANT TO BE SURE, •• th~t HER " CAN. YOU-SEE. 'STEER, STOP SAFELY',. engagement ring will stand the admiring, but critical '; ,-CH'ECK YOUR CAR-CHECK ACCIDENTS., " scrutiny of her many friends. Why have we ~hosen .to present Genuine Orange Blossom rings? Because they' are beyond question in fine quality and beautiful. styling. ~ , . \ I." , I' ", 1

Our collection of Genuine Orange Blossom rings range from V2 to 2 karats $300 to $2000 . ,,' •

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From' Another Pointe of View M;::;}~l~~:: ~:e~~~~,~i~~~:"~.r .'.M..'.' ' T'.' ~h>'.::.<.,' ,::.~' , ,..~.;~".\i'..h..~ :<.~:,. " .'\. ".~~ PAuL. VICTOR Dea'AEKE, son Trip toea i ornia • way MRS. HENRY B. 'JOY ex- :. [.', <': - rS.' .: ~b-tna's'Jo;~~p"'::~:Ro'ne,y':.:,:,'.,'-~'of ~. an~ MRS.. WIL~lA~ R;' . . ~ ~I~&plained WOODit. She,' W~LlAM~~and her guest, 'j",.~.," • • • ' , .. ...«'. .~~ '. "",'.' .', ...... ,.. ,.~. . ~dC~Lm:AL~~B~-DeBAEKE" of N. Renaud road,: M~and M~.ThomasJo~~R~~~n~~r, _:L West The very special place that Mr. and' Mrs. James S. Holden Stant6n lane, will' go to the Old " SON, son of MR. and MRS. .After Marriage in 55. Peter and Paul's; Bride Was .- hold in th& hearts of vast numbers of Pointers was Club. They will stay at the Club- 1, .~EVERARD, P., RQBERTSON, of Kathar.,"',e B~'".temeier., to. Li.ve on Moross . nif ii h house ann~x, .(called the Ritz by; - \' .', ~ . apparent again: last week when their m~g icent g' t, t e the members)' because Mrs. Joy's L " .Bminiton, i'oad, will graduate .... ------I tu f Holden Amphitheater and Great Ape Exhibit was formally cottage was badly damaged by:".,froo:n the Michigan .College of ' Mr~ and Mrs. Thomas JosephakRon~y.w~ I re r~ rom t dedicated at Detroit Zodlogical Park. Indeed, friends from storms :this ,spring, and. -is' still 'i~ .. :Mnung. and>Techno~ogyat 'the their .Ca1iforni~ wedding trip to m. ~ t elr orne .on oross 1 ~ all over the city arrived to stand in tribute to the Holdens without water.and electricity. ~~;,cammencement exercises S~day, road In the Pomte. ~ whose gift was .made with characteristic personal :modesty .... ,.. . .~~~ . 'JUne :.5. .' ... '.. . The maniage of the fo=-mer Texas. J, . and with muniflcense to the people of Detroit. (In 1947, the Nice to seeMR a~dMR~. RAY ~ ':.' DeBaeke, wlli" r~~lve -a B. 'S.\ Katharine Bartemeiex: and Mr. Mrs. Bartemeier's peau de SOle i Holdens made possible the Children's Zoo on Belle Isle.) .L. SPI.TZLEY ba-ck In theIf.h6.me :~_ . degr~"m mechariical;engineer"" Roney .was solemniz.ed Satur- afternoon .suit was in midnight ( * '" '" H 11'''' . H' b'f d 11' 1 k' Si7'f P te blue and she wore a natural straw I 1 IS. 0 C OC In Ii:). 1 ' on crest. road again.: T}:iey{ ...mg.' e a mem ~re'o ' the stu- ayat e r d 1 spent four'm 0 nth 5 . at Delray!":: d~nt.chapter .of the Anl'erica,n So- and. Paul Jesuit Church. hat with crown of silken Ameri- 6part of My Job' Beach, F1a~: ~Iety" of Mech~~.~t ~nginet:l'~, The Right Reverend Mon- cail BeautY..,.petals.A single amber To men of Mr. Holden'~ stature these gifts are almost dis- • . '" ... ': the SocIety ,.of'.Ati.fomptive Engl- signor G. Warren Peek, of Ann .jewel distinguis~ed the brim of mi~ed as, "just part of my job." His work began thirty-one MR. and MRS. WALLACE S. . neersh .. and . the Tech Newman Arbor, ,Mich., ~ho ofticiatt!d at the chapeau. years ago when then acting-Mayor of Detroit, the late John MacKenzie, of Yorkshire roa~, ~lub. ,. ,,' the nuptials, read a message Mrs."'itoney pinned orchids to C. Lodge called his friend and asked him to come to City were in Canada 'last week-end.,. .Robertson will receive the B. S. , from Pope Pius XU conferring her handbag and was gowned in They divided. the week-~md'.be~ ' de~ee', i~ electrical engineering. his blessings upon the bridal gray silk costume suit and flower Hall. At that time the Zoo was privately run and it hadn't tween London and WoodstoCk. . W1,til~at. Tech he se~yed as tre.as~. pair. hat of mimosa. I been much of a success. "Would Mr. Holden agree to serve • • # uter of the Tech.Ski Club! secre- Katharine is the daughter of A reception.at the-Grosse Pointe . 01 ,as one of a three man commission should the city take over ME. and. MRS. C. WALLACE .. tary of Theta Tau fratermty and Dr. and Mrs. Leo Bartemeier of Yacht Club followed the church '. the Zoo?" Mr. Holden accepted and has .continued since then D TOLES, 0:.£ Toui-aine road; will s~retary of Eta Kappa .Nut a nii- Baltimore, and formerly of Grosse service. .,. member of the commission. ' spend, the long .,M~morial. pay :~ . bon~l hnal.honorary lIne, a panel of .dIagonal tucks on whlte. starche?- .l~ce ana she wore af mo:e ap~aling to him. He loves ..the natural settings' in MRS. WILLIAM JAMES MIL- engineering ,fraternity, and the the sle~der bodice, a;nd the bouf- a corsage of lilies of the valley. which ~mmaIs are presented at the Detroit Zoological Park LER, o~'La Mesa, Calif. is in the Tech Glee Club. ' fant skirt extended mto a cathe- Among., out of town guests at and he IS prou~ of the part the Zoo plays in teaching children Pointe,~r a few days visiting her Botti DeBa:eke. and' RO'bertson dral trai~.. the wed~ng were the. bride's B, ::more about ammals and in the joy it gives them. He credits mother, MRS. A. INGERSOLL. axe graduates of the Grosse Pointe ~atharllle WOle a full length aunt, M1S~ Helen HaltIgan, of co a 4'.fine staff and the artists who created the beautiful land- LEWIS,' of Vendome' road.' High School.' v.e~l of B:-ussels lace a.nd valley Wash.il~J~ton,D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. da scaping of. what was once just farmland," for today's Zoo; • • lit • '" '" '" lilies and IVYwere carrIed on her Maguire Mattingly, of Leonard- nL for attractmg almost two million people every year, for that MRS. RICHARD P.. JOX, of MISS CAROL EDYTHE SEI- prayer book whic~. had first been town, Mr.; Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Gl is the nut:Iber attending the Zoo. So, the Holdens' gift aQ- Lake Shore road, has made it a DEL; a student at Stephehs.JCol- used at the weddmg 0\ her ma- Tally, of Milwaukee, and Dr. and fo tt1ally sprmgs more out of interest in people than anything Pointe foursome in' Europe. Last lege, has beel) initiated into Delta. tern~l grandl?other, the la~e Mrs. Mrs. Franklin McLean of Chi- else. 'h j' d MRS STAN ,. -Photo by Jack Navin Sigma honorary s 'e 'ce ' 't Patnck Haltlgan of WashIngton, cago. MI * . * • week s e ome . D;. The former KATHARINE BARTEME.IER, daughter of ' , . CI n saron y. Th b ,'0' .ISt . M W'lliI be . ISH BACKUS MRS BENJAMn..~ Formal initiation took plac'e' in a H Ie II e s Sh el, rst. n amd C H l . . In Tribute to the Holdens s. WARREN 'and MRS. RALP,uH Dr. and Mrs. Leo Bartemeier~ formerly of Cloverly road, ,ceremony held at th 11 ur ey, was onor ma ro an t' d ' at Th h . S: STOEPEL in. .Italy. The trav- and now of Baltimore, M;d., was ,martied 'on May'2l: to the cen.tly. Membe;ship' i~ ~el~:,esI:~ the b~idesmaids were sist~rs ~f en er 0 lllg .ose w 0 wer~ lDvited to the cledication of the Holden Am. elers are due back. the end of the son o~ M;r, and Mrs. E,dward C. Roney of Iroquois avenl,le, m~ is based on .interest and high the bt:ld:groom, Mr$. Robel.t Tlll-. Teeners' D phi~egter last Wednesday, dropped everything to be present. month. . DetrOlt.. . scholastic . ,a~tainmellt. in work b~de~u .,.nd Peggy Roney, _Mrs. ance That s the way th-ey feel about .the Holdens. There was Mrs. • * iii I' done in the labvratory sciences at ~~ger Hull and Mrs. John Hen- . --- in~ ~red T. Murphy, .whose tonfinement t? a wheel chair couldn't MRS. STEPHEN J.', STAG~~, 'sp'eiid. tl)e' . suinilier months at Paulo, Brazil,"when she was theSteph~nsi, Miss Seidel is.' the Il~." . The Grosse Pointe War Me- Aeep her away. (Before the ceremOnIes started there was a POLE, of peepland road, and her Harbor Beach. . . guest of MR. and MRS. GEORGE daughter of MR. 'and MRS N ,'Iherr frocks of cornflower blue morial Center is sponsoring a WI steady stream 'of friends stopping by to g t h ) Am son STEPHEN may rnake Alaska '" • • HOMER . W. SEIDEL of S OXford ro~d . tIssue taffeta had deep square Hag Dance for gr'ades eight and an M H Id ' f 11 . ree er. ong " ' MRS. CHAUNCEY' C. " '" .' • . necklines, on Empire bodices, and hu . !.k ~ ;n Sd e 0kwhmembers' at the Yondotega Club, Fred- '~hvogue. WIth ~lo~t.el's.Because .. DR. and .MRS. ALBERT, D. MOWBRAY' has returned to' her 'NANCY ROSSNAGEL of Ker~ the full skirts were waltz length. nine saturday, May .28. Tic~etJ erlc • or. L?C . art Wilbur and Howard Freeman Smith.' ,ey enJ.oy coo. ummel'S, they RUEDEMANN JR. will be hosts home on Balfour road~ They had white Venice lace caps will be $1.50 per couple .. to were 'at the dedIcatIon. Arriving well before the dedication ale leaVIng the en~ of J':ll~ fol' at a cocktail party this Suriday • •• byon~a~, was nam€~to Phi Upsil- and carried bouquets of white Dress will be SU1ll1nlercotton3 sh were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson W. Mills Mrs EDt W Seattle where they 11 entr~m to in thei,r homoe on .Lewiston. road MR. 'and' MRS. R A L~PH h mIcron; national honorary carnations. tel , /; MEW' ,. va 0 ey or-I Vancouver and then ctUJ.se to pl h b orne e~onomics fraternity, ~t the Ro1-..~rt Rone" ass l' s t e d hI's for the girls and sport coats~or ga cMes~e~, rs. ugene . LeWIS, Dougals Coby ~nd David Burr Alaska for extensive travel. com Imentlllg, - 15, rot her. THOMAS JR:, , of Merriweather 29th .annual' Honors Banquet of V~ J oremg. ,Mrs ••Ford Ballantyne and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace S.. ... • PAUL RUE D E MAN N. and road" will soon be h~ading for the .h~me economics department brother as best man and the the boys. Couples will dance to MacKenZIe dnvtt over together from the Pointe. Their schoolboys took MRS. S~ Y MARTZ who WIll be Nashville, Ky., where they will of Wayne University last week: groomsmen were Ed war d C. the music of Al Barber from 8 Jr . * • • HARVEY L. KIM E R L Y, of marrIednex\Tu;sd:y. at t.e n d their son R ALP H • .: .... ; Roney, Jr., and David T. Roney, to 11 p.m .. co Antics of the Chimps F...enaudroad"and MRS. 'HAROLD . THOMAS JR.'S graduation from Depar!mental clubs at' Mary- also brothers; Wiiliam L. Hurley, ----- on H. EMMONS JR., of Radnor ,ME. and MRS., JOHN P. Vanderbiit Unive~~ty. grove- College this week ann6unc~ Robert ,Thibodeau, Daniel J. Tin- • Only single men can take vac8.- Elcollege age, at ' . . ' "'. c, W. HU},.L, of Neff. road". will, be club.. l'vIiss Kaptur 'is .a junior • all, but quite'y(,ung men-the,' MR. and MRS. BENJAMtlif E. in Woodstock,', V~.'There' they and a: member of the. pamphlet WHEN THE "CHIPS:"ME D0WN':, WILL • name' of their boarding school Y0l!NG, .of Newberry ~l~c~,' are will, visit the Ho:wenstei:ns' soh- and p~J;'iodicalsocial 'action ,group. • notwithstanding). An excursion. movmg June 15 to theIr new -in-law and d~ughter, MR. and * • '" YOUR A$ENT BE THERE? into Toronto was part 'of the. home on'West I..orig Leke road in MRS. JAMES E. ROBERTSON at The EDWARD WASNERS and • weekend, Bloomfield Hills. the fa.rm of Mr. Robe-rtson's par;. son EDWARD, JR. of McMillan • .. .. •

returning to the Pointe,' the' FI'n-. C ;' MRS. WILLIAM .. CALLERY dance held Friday at, Lochmoor Club "MISS' NANCY .sT.' PETER, ; , " . nies went to Boston for the ,week- JE.~ .of Mountain .View, Calif., .. "'.. of Kensington road, will be' grad- 2711 East Jefferson, Detroit 1. Mich. for our .end ,with-their ~son.and daughter," with. her ,. yt'lUngest daughter, .. . uated froni:. Webber Collel"e in LO.7-6100 JANET and-DONALD FlNNIE. Tina, and son, Tri.pp, is the guest PATRICIA GROBBEL, daugh- ;:;.0 , :. '" *' of her parents .. MR. and MRS. ter of the CYRIL A. GROBBELS Babson Park, Florida, June 4, .'. , . MRS. 'JOHN. A. W 0 R DEN, CHARLES WRIGHT JR. of Neff. of. Whittier road and a student with her Associate' of Bl1siness W/.@''/7/WIH/ffff/ffff,/nWffW')!/A/AM;Ak!J%,knw~WMJd;*VL(/IUUWUM. , t M h t . Science degree' in Secretarial .. (Molly. K.~r) left last week for ,road. a . an at anVllle ~ollegec ~:'. ng • III ..... • fore returmng West. :'., year; the three Pointe students"t' 6r: , M1f.tun ~c ~ss ca ~ts daytime dresses ." MRS. THOMAS C. WHITE- ... lit II< , .•• , - : g~ve; solos of numbers'. by. Shu~ ao, . vel' I:Rry ca emy W 0 • HEAD, '"of 'Radn"r circle, will A1ter an extended vi?it in Sao Ibert, Donizetti and D'Hardelot. :' (Continued on Page 17) cocktail dresses ~ I. evening dresses "" sportswear ..•" coats-suits • •• IUr:•• millinery '7 to;5, , •• t 8 to. 44 " in group ••• .' •• (,ecent , I summer arrivals .•xe/uded) Coof... ec.... tlv •. elHl c.I.~n 8.95 L.ath.... • .... rafR." ,alld lome with huge fake law.ls, others with 'CJlitter:'~fI.ckH;:cork.

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s '.' " Woman's. .P'age . ;'. fa.ntf:'",':: ..,~,~;~ .~, • .z for.• ~.~ } .~ ~- Pointe'• Women• • 6 Church < Women Marri$(:f J After~Wedding fetes .1nstalt '0if-ieers' in.Qu~kerCeremonY"~::YR~(fe;:ftlnformal'Program Is Piannedfor Cou pie T~egiaduation'from'~~~~ted G,py'C's' Me'mor,-al Plan sf ,E:~~~~lAF.?:~:n~~~I~.\.' ." .. . Savage, i~ Wi~am~?uig:.Va. are Saturd~y .Wlener Roast ~o~.Club J~mors Hlg.hhgh.ts 5 taking 'hIS parentS~ Mr. and Mrs. Memorial Week-end FestiVities at the. Grosse POinte - Ri~hard '~~ ,R,ot};l,'df, W~ndrnill Yaeht Club: Outdoor Pool Is Open ., Pomte drlve, to' Annopolis next " '," from )ross week., . """~ . , . A wiener roast for Grosse Points Yacht Club's junier To accornmodate..t~e,gues~ .¥r. athletes this Saturday will lead the informal Memorial Day and Mr~. Rot~, ha~e':aslt.ed ;,towee~end activ~ties at,the club. attend both events,.. they, ~ve . .~ . _ , taken two '.hOUs'es"at Arinapoli,s The outdoor affaIr, '~.1.rom.12 , . . . ! s6ie for the first week of, Juhe. ,napn to 2 o'clock WIll brIng ~sk.in, I:0.use' com'ltUttee chs.ur- night t The homes~'belong ..to their,. ,together boys and of the man, anticlp~tes 1.he ~ame l~rge Itraw girls friends: Comm.. '(l:et.).o.and . Mrs. swimming team (eight to turn-out. ~f dmers ~ 10 preVIOUS meri- 18 mber Henry J, 'Ortland and their son vears in age) and the mem- years., . , m of and daughter-m':'law, ~he H. J'bers 1 of the - newly-formed . The ~ay" also :wUl lJrovlde an 'Ortl~ds Jr; and. a:re s~tuated on Junior' Adivities and Sailincr ll1Spe~tl023;by ~em~l"$ of the. a hIll overlool,:ingthe Severn 'p~ tn' .' I:) newly pamted trun of' the club~ Cis to River. . rogra group. house, the blooming flewer beds ed in Ann; ,Gerald's. fiancee, is' the The aquatic team will ele~t of red geraniums, white petunia. ,ower ,q~ughter: of. ~r. and :Mr:s. Fred. . its captain for the 1955,Sum- and blue lob e 1ia S ride'shower ,in her Shelden drive B'd '11 th ' d D~troit.Boat Club for- the.duU nard. was.MARY LOU,PREVO;',daughter of-the HarryM ..Pre": home. . eSl es ,saI"Tng, ~ superVISe members and their guests on Sat- J. V. _vas; 6f Lakepointe avenue. 1Y,rr.,C.ecil.is the so~ o.f, Ju,dg~, .. .Going. down. for the graduation volle~gaJ)'leaballWIll softlncl~deoa11 bp..ske~ba1J..badminton urday. MijY28. . . ,: . and and wedding wilL be DYC Corn- , . , . This Tlarty of the month I', '""n- Chi- and ,.'Mrs'.'Leste, r L; Cecil of Dayton, 0.- The bridal tau, pIe 'and shuffle board ThIS proO'"t"ll:lm y "" modores and their wives George . . b"~ titled "May Time Circus" and the .wilr Hye in Dayton. . , A.' .Curr,utt Edwin 0.. Bodkin, IS set up for th~ months of J:,-ly t , Edw'ard'H."Zerbe' 'and 'the Bod- anti A"ugust WIth the yachtmg guests will enjoy a delightful ',g!lIIiIllIllIlIllIJlllillllllmlllllllllIlUilllIIllllIlII~f1l/1llilllflllllnlllllllJnlllillllllllJlIllJjl1Il1l1llIlnnmllllillJllIilll"'f1l1l1illllll/llllJiIlIIllIlIl1l1l1ll1l1l1ll~ kins' oought-er, Nan MaxVv~ell;comrmttee, headed by George C. evening of dining and dancing ~ Sh' 'd h 'p.' ,g Dr.. and Mrs. \Vilfred A. Huegli, CC!ssa~om, and the sports com. in the. gay atmosphere of the ~1 0 rt an to t e 0 In'te ~Dr. all;d Mrs. Le'sll'e T. ColVl'n, mIttee m charge. ' "Big Top." Earl Perkins an.t his ~ .; . ,.;? , 1 100 bo orchestra will provide the m~,~c, g . ' . i . , .' Mr~ and Mrs. H: E. Stuckey. .ApproXlffi,ate.~ , ,!s a.nd and the "nostalgl'c '84-':'ffi' S' 0" ,both 1ft1"U1IIIUlllllfllIIlJlIlIIlIlIIlIlI IJIJlIIIIIII 11111111111111111111111II1I1111J1l1lUllIllUIUIIIIlIIIIIIllIII NlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIllllllllllI 1I11illllmll 111111111111111111,:,.... Mr.' and Mrs. Richard'. Stanny, ~lrls ~ave ~lg~led .the~' .mterest calliope and' hurdY- a d.L win

. <, Continued from Page, 16) I her escort, BA~IL,.L,'.LEWIS. JR. Mr. and Mrs. Vern~ Hamill, Mr. III .thls,. ye;r ~ sWl:II1mmg.te~ echo through the: Club~ y , f E t D t t d MAR and Mrs. John Parker, Mr. and~so.me ,,5 111 the new JunIor ,'., ' l'11 . t'f' t t J. 0 as e rOl, an - ani Mr and: Mrs M It 5' d v.: receIve cer ~lca es a exer-: GUERITE SLEVIN, daughter of' Mrs. John E. -Bodkin and thei, sports and sailing program, all ., ': • 1 on e£an er Clses on May 25, IS,HARTLEY H. MR. and MRS..' J. "G'.' SLEVIN son; 'Jolin; Mr. and :Mrs. John D. with parental inter~t. too. . are. chaIrm~ o~ the .party 'and HOLMES f MRS MADE ',. . . . 'theIr comnuttee, eonslS4-- of Mr i • son 0 • -, Whi': ., 'd" d h ' . t Malin, Mr. and Mrs.' R G. 'Marr After the wiener .session Sat- d ~ .• I LINE E HOLMES of S Renaud -of t.ber',roa , an .erescor, an Mrs Lee Foster the C""dt... i d' .. THOMAS G: PALMER, of Roland and :Mr. and Mrs, .C. C.'Platte. urday. the juniors present will '';'' , ": I" ttons roa . .. >I< • avenue .. ' Joining tho group af Annapolis De-invited to swim in the ClUb'S~SgVO~, ~M and r~M~t9n . • • • win b'e Mr. and Mrs. Robert. G. outcioorpool, which has just ~_ r'ceo~,. an r. an . au- 1 Jor 'WILLIAM A. HARING, of - Glendenning III ,of Philadelphia dergone a face-lifting with fresh 1 • James. . e to University place. has been elect- Mr..and Mrs. HARRY WISE" of and", Palm Beach' and Mr. and aqua and white paint.. , .Among th.e ma.ny members who d . . 'f th St d t S Hampton road" are enj oying' ~. om 8 " , . e treasurer 0 ,e u en en- ,Mrs. Harold You n g r,e n of The pool' and Fo-<:astle snack hav'" reservations for .the partv. ,i. Jrs Sch d t' Att d ,. C 11 'U', 1 ,. vacation ,-at .the, Marlin Beach' ... 1Vl. roe er 0 en ate at Kalamazoo' 0 eg~J .n:aa-: Hotel nn Fort Lauderdale's resort A~apolis. bar will be open ,for the entire are: the. Jack Sinclairs, Mr. and. Graduation at Greenbrier- mazoo, Michigan~ Mr. Haring is beac,h.' ' ". ' ------holiday week-end. " Mrs. G.. H. Roberts, Jr., Mr. and --~. . ~ junior this year !it the co11eg~. ,',Courtesy is always a paying On Mem.ol:ial Day; .GPYC will :Mrs. Frederick A. McGraws, Mr. vac'a- Most people want a lot of non Mrs.... .rea y m 0 n d Williain The Student Senate is,.the stu------investment--because its stock is serve the regular dinners from and Mr$. Thomas J. N-ewton, Mr. thhigs - not becB.usethey need Schroeder of .Barrington ro'ad is dent gover~~'g on campuS," never. watered with tears of noon to 4 p.m. and a buffet din- and Mrs. Manfr~d G.. -\Vhittin~- them. but because they cannot ~od: Pastors'. Council leaving to attend graduation and J • ld M.' . . regret. ner from' 5:30 to 8:30. Mervin G. ham. -:l' afford them., the cor~nation of the' Queen of- . 'DALT~N J. V. SNY~E~, J~., To' Ho . . eetlng , ,GreenbrIer College, where her IS spendmg a few days Wlth hlS daughter Gretchen is a student .. , mother. "MR,5..~DALTON J. V" " ' .', ... .. M S 'hroed " t '11., SNYDER SR., of Lewiston road. The National.Lutheran.Coun~::ll . rs. c er s. S ay WI In,.. ,.'. " .. '. , ...,..; Pastors' .ASsoci,dion'will hold its clude a few days at the' Green. , MRS" SNY~~~. ,J~., , an.d . the. , ..... '.,.. '. 'w" brier' Hotel. WHite. , SulphUr' 'thr~ch:ildre:ti ';have b,een spend- M,a y me~tomhgur'cIhn.' 'CSht'al;oante' : ",;: - " ' ~' . \ L t h fn~'. • •• only' t:he'~ s .' . h. th ' '1ll f ing some time in the Pointe since' u eran ,...... J, \ Gurmgbs,. ,w Cerell. e gld Sth ?the 'death 'of Mr Snyder's father. L.othrop. 'next Monday beginning Highestst.nd.~ds of the silversmfth'.art ere otlalnedby l reea1 rler 0 ege h a elr . , . , ' t 10 a . annual ball ' , '. '" '" • , a.m. . After retu~ning home Gretchen "This Is Heav~~,1t the annual The Wamen's Guild will serve Tiffan~ Sterling Silver . . . unexcelled in design, weight and plans' pn preparing for her train- Soph-Senior prom at Marygrove th~ ~eal. at noon. The 'program ing as a M~rine Reservist. Again College will be held F.,riday ev~- wi.11 .be an add;ress by ..~ayne craftsmanship. This beautiful silver is shown m Deu-ou only at bk(tdow~ this. year' the Reservists' are ning, May.27. in Madame Cadillac StIttback~r. ~~eral :!l~n~ger, of be~ng flown down' for training hall.:Tl;"aditionally the opening of. the,. ~mplo~.e~s AssoclC~t;?n' of CJ:1arles W. Warren It Company. to Patris Island; South ~aro1irta. gradu:ation week ,festivitie.s~ the Detro~t..He w.lllsp~ak~~~ Labor • • ball .fetes the outgoing, upper- Management ,RelatlOns~. The man who is 'able to collect c1assrrien.' Among' the dance.rs ------knows ..d. his thoughts' can. usually' pull \~ill be MARILYN HOULE" It's' imp~ssible .'to buy h~ppi-l thrQugh ,w i tho. u t. borrowing daughter of MR. and MRS. RON- ness, butyou:,.can giYeit if 'you're trouble. .. ALD HOULE, of Fair~oUrt•. and will to spen.i a little. money. \ , , I For thai Holiday Weekend 'coming up! , Flame' and Sand Crease.Resist~n t . . "_<.: . • t 'Poplins for a U~ ~ .'\ Colorful, ..", Carefree Summer.

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• ~ " '"fI' ""1~! 1 {,f A' sp~cial board me~t!n~ 0(:") Yacht Club Luncheon' .At Fair on The Green the Grossel Pointe Branch 'of the" .." American Asso~iatiori' ,.of Uni-; l;:~ Ne~Officers ti> be1n~tane~' at Final Event for Current Year; ~,ext Thuryday (June 2) Will 'Be Big Day at War Memorial. versity Women .has: .beencalled. <: . Mrs. Frederick C. Ford to be Paid Honor ... ,"' .Center ,When Gros~e Pointe Garden Center Sta'ges for Thur$dB:r,: J'~e' 2.by , Mrs/ .,,' Its Annua!'Garden Sale and Luncheon . John R•. Pear,' president..: . ';,' . _ The ineetirlg ,.wiil take' place ~,;~1~ ' A suc~essful 'year 'Of the Grosse Pointe Woman's Club Fair on, the. Green sponsored by Grossa Pointe Garden' ~t .tt.~ ..Central. Library and ..is:.,'~~ will be brought to a close with the annual luncheon, Wed~ Center and participated in .bythe 12 Grosse Pointe garden peing,.:h~ld' "chiefly to orient new'.' ri.esday, June 8, at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. clubs is all set foryour\'calf next Thursday (June 2) at"War board memQers., . Decorations chairman, Mrs. Ed- Me~orial C,entez;. ~, Chairfl1er{'o~ilie: standing :'J{ ward Luss, and her committee pt;esented with an honorary iife cofu- membership in the Grosse Point. WIth blue skIes overhead, Sherer will arrive magnificent mittees', of. :,t'h~ drossen"'Poiil't'e\J,-:~ will turn the main dining room l Woman's Club .. Mrs .. Ford origi- the day beginning at ..11 a.m. pastries. ". Bra~~h '~t~~VV!;'o/i,l~\.~+~:,.':' .\ .:~, into' a veritable flower 'garder4 nated. the idea of a .Neighbors' j, and cont'!nuing through: 5'" Mfs:Ffederick. P. Hart, Mrs. ' Mrs. 'Walter"Kingsley;' 'Chil~ ::"".' carrying out the color' scheme of l Club in the Pointe which we14 p.M.) should be :R merry one Ralph T. :McElvenny an,d Mrs. dren's Theater;" Mrs." ,R:L'/ ';~':;.. pi..-lk and purple. Small' wrought comed women new to the com.. for the feminine Pointe. Harold R. Smith will 1;>e amopg Shepard, Contemporary: Litera":,~;:.: . iron bird cages, flower-filled, will ffitulity. ~ There will. be lunch on the members of the. Grosse Point~ tur~; Mrs. Sheldon Dr,ennan,. Ed":!~',,:.,~::I/ center eac~1 table, and. tiny hats Two years ago the Neighbors' terrace overlocklng f,ake St. Farm and Garden Club working ucationa.l; Mrs. 'Robert B.. Clarke,;-<': ,'. .>: .... sonality ori.entation. . The c:ommlt~ee :"hICh h~',G~~n Club, directed by MIa. ~s." Donald .. SeIfert, ..,SOClal .'. During the afternoon Mrs..Wal~ Ail mern!bers are 'cordially in- .workedonpre~falrd~ti~h~5in~:Arthu~~E.Fleming. ~ Studi~s;.,~r~,"Morganq:'''Sh~r'''./~ ", ,', . /', .;, ':.','.' .. '.".-plcture'bvFredRur.nel1s ter R. McAdow will install the vited, to attend and to bring eluded Mrs. FranklIn Walker, ,'.. , ", . man, ,Status of Women; Mrs..... , "',' ':." : D'" "' .. ' .....N'. 'f.. 'h' . ",' '. :.. f""h:' ",'TY'l'l' , "- new officers for the year 1955~ M publicity; Mrs. Raymond C.::w~nk ,Both}he Grosse Pom~e Gar?en e' H 0 rs f u 1(, Wa s iind 'C/':' '" M~S .. ~R. B~A:~ ' .~o-c ~Irma~~.~ ..t,,:/e.. ~l, age on. the G~eell Fair, to 'be 1956: Mrs. Daniel Corson, presi- guests.. Reservations must be Geor ,;,~r;.~~~~. larg and Mrs. J. C. Tom Hurly, tre~s- .. C~ub".,a%!4 the ~ros~e P0n."te, Mear~: "..... '. .' y : . '. held .~t~he '.M~morlaL6enter,' ThursdaY".June 2,.,frorn 11 tQ.5 ,p.m;, pOlhts to a. pretty dent; Mrs. Warren Dilloway, first made not later than June 2. Call ann urers"andMrs. WilfredS.Teerlel :Woods Garden Clu.b WIll preSIde, . New officers of the or.ganiza_spot.ln the' garden and makes a suggestIon'to luncl1eo.n chaIrman,. MRS. GEORGE A. vice~president; Mrs. ,Daniel TU. '2-8403 •. Litt .tag~g. '. .' at the White Elepha~t boot~. tion besides Mrs. Pear are Mrs. ,HUGHES, and her helper, MRS~ KENRICK B. BROW!\f, right,' as'. they discuss. final S<:haitburger, second vice-presi- of Om! ()~ th~ mtist ex c it i.n g .From GPGC ,;orxers WIll be Arthur B. Hillegas, 1irst vice plans for the affair. .- dent; Mrs. J. E. Hinzman, record- Juvenile delinquency would de- and booths, Judgmg trorn advance Mrs. Burdette E. Ford and ~rs. president and .chairman of the .• ing secretary; Mrs. Stanley Plopa, crease if parents tried to under- 8ns, word, will be the Country Kit~ A:rt~ur'P. ~auman; representmg membership' 'committee' Mrs. G' ' ' '." P' · treas.urer; ana. Mrs. Hubert Goe- stand their children; raiher than Mrs chen, project of the Grpsse Pointe GPWGC wdl be.~rs. C. R. Pol- William T. Kreb~, seco~d vice : (inczos. C,once.rt HOIlOr bel, corresponding secretary. try to remodel them. will Atten.d Friday, artzes Joh. Farm and Garden Club, Some', of lard and Mrs. WIlham GoodsC)n. president; Mrs. Abtam L. Brown, Mrs. Frederick C. Ford will be June Graduat"Ol'1 H' I .'Co' 'e",'t'. S K tt 't tt bertl the Pointe's renowned hostesses The lun<:heon buffet tablelwillcorr'esponding secr~tary; Mrs. H. It It '0 ue e.ns e e festi' are sending their very own "spe- be placed in the Sun Room of F. Vieweg, treasurer and Mrs.' . ' . > • e .pS '. nv n --- daltle3 re la maison" to be sold War Memorial Center and Fair M. L. Van DagEms;'historian and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J: Gonczo, ' . Pariies started in mid~May for D. ( th!fe. .' .' visitors will find lovely taples publications.', ' of B;shop' road, are :'le.avin,g th,is . --. - and 't t l' d a g d fo th th t F 11' h . . ~ Delightfu.l a.nd charming was gride - elect Sue .Kottenstette of I I you don coun ca orles, an arr n e r em on e errace. 0 owmg t e meetUlg : mem- Thursday 'for Tarrytown;' N. Y., this would be an excellent time The work of Village Garden C-lub, bers of the board ..will l~ch at wh'el"e on June' 3 .their daughter, the recital given,. by Jacquelhie whose marria'ge to Dr. Thad Joos Grar r o on NOT to, you cm buy a cake. Mrs. luncheon committee tinc1udes Mrs. the Ha~thorne House. Judy~ will be graduated from the :Murphy last Friday, aftern ' ;: will, be. Solemnized June 11. in as th Olivi Ford BallantYne," Mrs. HenryE.~ ~K$drick B. Brown, Mrs. George M of; Se\ I May' 20, under the. a-uspices' of. st"~lare: of. ::'A'. ontefalco. Church. Beyster, Mrs;: B. 'E. 'Hutchinson) A. Hughes and Mrs. Charles L. arymo~ .100 •. ' • . the-' Parent As;;pciatio:ri.:'of' the: and Mrs. Eva DOt)"Worcester ar.e: Jacob~on: June,_2..7 p~n(:e at Gountr:y The Gonczos' a.r'e. going down sacred Freart Convent. ... .:B a r'p.a,r a. O'Leary.and ,Ellen having special ones baked in their" 'Mr$. .Watson Beach and :Mrs. Club Fetes '.Bob Kellers. , .. .:early .to.:betpresentth hfor 1C,lassthO DaySt. A vl.S

cipes. 'J booth, sponsored by the Roin,te Mr. and .Mrs.' Roberl T~ Keller,.~ ur ay., to.th e sage,t W hlCh. was arran.ged. .nesday at a' table top shop showerJ 1 Mrs. Standish Backus, though Garden Club. . of Oxford road. who "rill leave After graduatio::;, they will go wIth ..:...huge • clusters 0.£ p~nk and dinner for'the bride-elect. traveling in Europe, will be home Again t:lis year, the Jtmior the Pointe to live in Bel Aire, on ~o New York, while Judy en- peoru~s, and bordered wlth pmk Mrs;Herman Zerweck will be in time to cast an approving eye League Garden Olub will sell Calif. in late June will be guest's gages in the week's whi~l of at the baked ham which goes geraniums with Mrs. Thomas J. of honor at a dinner .dance at parties she and her. classmates ge~~u~~hY annQunced' each hhostess 'f.JU?Se,''.,~. at a. kitch~n from her kitchen. Hammond 'heading the workp.rs. .the Country' Club June 17., The are. giving ... On1 June 4, the young se1ect'.Ion;WI'th d'Iscnp. t'Ive wor ds. •s T.hisower Sa:'ttirday'or ue. . evening"' , ,ithe There'll be cookies from Mrs. Windmill Pointe Garden Club ho~ts will be Mr. ana -Mrs. Ray PolUte.r wll be. hostess to the and .delicate, graceful gestures. ' Alvan Macauley, fried cakes and has the paper booth, directed by Whyte, Mr.-and Mrs. William 0. Marymou!?'t semor class at a. With a rare lyric soprano voice, bridal. pair .~i1l ;be, honored', 'at rolls from 'Mrs. Albert A. Grif~ Mrs. Fred V. Slocum and Mrs; Earl) Mr. and Mrs. Henry luncheon .m. the Sto,rk Club,. (.Jacqueline rendered a. two .hour Dr.a :dinnerand Mrs.a,nd~.barClayttMlshowerG<>rdonw,henare' fiths, hots d'oeuvres from Mrs. David C. Lowe. Hopkes J r. and ~.. and Mrs. .There's to be another, gradua- program .of, songs by;.com{>osers' .... , Frederic~P. Hart, rolls from Mrs. And you'll surely want to. visit Oscar L. Olson. tion in}ne Gonczo .','family'on ol(L~and new. EspeCially pleasing th~e h~:~~~;sa:i .dinn~r will: ~" ',. Henry P:~'Williams and orange the Terrace Shop with its custom • June~ 15 when daughter. Lorry re- were the. modulated tones ,'of . , , marmalade rolls from Mrs. Henry made wares added to commerCia1-- GeM will be. Mrs. 'Lewis- R. 'Rob- ceiv.es.her diploma.fr'om Univer-several German, ,French, ..Itallan:' given Ju~e ',!,~,:by,~J;>,r~,'JooS;, p~r~,. L. 'Newnan. ly produced 'gadgets for Sum~ iTlson, Mrs. James McMillan and sity of Detroit. Lorry will fly and Venetian numbers. enf~B"Mrh" ~'d: 'dMrs';-~H~r~lanl"J:tO~~.\\: 'l W M'll i" h ., t . 18 t t S b M h d t T t f' J'd" ,,'1'.,. R" b'b dn - ' t. 0 IS op roa , .WN,9 WI en el- .Mrs. W 1 son . 1:; '" av- mer 5 mos unpor n spo. u1 - rs. Jo n H. French, Jr. . . o!,n ~ .arryown or u y s .' 0 d Mo.her .:u. a:- ..,.~e ,m, tain at the' :t>e'troit Athletic ing.. her favorite orange bread urbia and the Garden Club ot The old books booth will draw graduatlon. , . . a H~del 'pat~er1} (flrstmtro- Club. . . - " "~':"::;"''''''''''..:' ~ b$~d for the sale and Mrs. Henry Michigan are combining talfmts ~any to'} it~,'l;Jascin,ting ~"c,ollec: Patty Gonczo WIll be, I~ the duced. -!.,nDetrol,.t,-)'1y,!.J.~~'1..:.qr~le~iSue, dg~ghter of;.,Mr.. and Mrs. '--.., Caulkins is contributing pure here. For Suburbia, w:prkers will tlOns'..Mts. Robert Suzcek and her East.. too.

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5$ Thursqay, .May 26, '1955 Flint Is .Scene They.'II ,ifttencl Foursome Plans 1!irthday Pariu s Of Wedding Ba'ltimore .Debu't > ..t~g.•ion',' F~9~/~n()thE7r:~ai~t~,ofYiew -----,-. . 'A' u'.,x,il.i. .a ry' . ,'~ . >.. .'l,', .l".'. '.'(CODtinuetl:.frODl . ...,.;~'1I)?'", "- ,v; .Mr. and Mrs. .wulliun Hermes'" ~ Richard' Me Jiahon of ,... Mrs. Thomas C. Whitehead . of Mr. and'Mrs. Wilson 'W.. Mills, brief dedication (joining Mr. 'Holden on the. platform. were and Mr. and Mrs. Abe BodT~ son (former PoInten); Dr. mI Radnor circle, will leave' for combe are giving a. birthdaYMH. Harry Tay1ol' -Of Wyandotte Flint next Friday and that eve.. of Wood41nd place, and Mrs. t N commissiori~r~'Le(fJ~':'Fitzp~trick".Howard, C',B~dwin~ Ivan Mills', da~ghter;,idrs:9scar' L. . . '" ews ',Lti.dirigton;:.consUltant John~T~ .MiUen;and. l;>irectot ..:F.J;'ankG. p~ t~~ Sat~ay ev~ing h~n- Dr. and Mrs. John Y.raua,Dr. m4 ning will give the rehearsal ormg Pomte arti$t Le!la K~Kin- M Da' d DB 'dsO!1 aDd .."Uoa Buhr,' .of Lakeland' ayenue, '.will, Mc.rnriis)~ ..'th~.<.g-'ue.sts enidy"e'd'an up.roario.'tis.'show, WI..'th, chim- dina;er her Ion. J. Thomas 'D~~ 'D....h~Io.:--" tor. t B It' e ' id J for :'From ..,Unlt ,~303 ~- }helr. 195.5 natl<;>n(ll,co~- .neekt~and7;~never:,"once( ...if>.()ked up!). Clumps .perform~d on honor. There'll be paint brushes, t kilns and various ceramic sub. the elbow5 frOm' wearinl out .0 b~terian Church. A reception The debut 'will follc>w:ValCcle'. vOent~~t 1l.l M:Ida~:m.:tFl°Mrrlda,.RneXth.tigi~f:ropeS;:anq;rihg~;~~Q~~cr:an all-chimp orchestra' and. even wlll follow in the church . '. c ol,lCr.accor mg . 0. s. u d" ,';j' '.4.1:; . "Ch ....l' t" ''{'.4.'1u'''' 'J d hi' tin e- jects. Mrs. McKinnon's hobby quickly. parlours. graii~at~o~. 'fro~' th~, Oldfi~lds. :Allen,'.'~r~~i'~en~.C?t' th~. : local' ~ceu,.~:,Wt~:~,'..~r ~&, ?;l'J;':h~:~~'i:.ay c mp m a green~' ev includes ceramic figurines, ducks SchQOll~., Ghmcoe. Md... '. Auxiliary Unit."A number of nmg.gOW!,J..::.J>yDIOrJ~r,", ...: . ..' "'~' and Dresden dolls. ~fte~ thei.r marriage, the couple During the . ne~t .Chii$tmas: lOcal' :Auxiliary'" members and . .' ~<'-'.. '.;.!,' .,'» .. ~.• p * .• .. ,,.:, . Besides a surprise guest or two There are about 20,000 1JPecl" wlll lIve In Pittsburgh where holidays, Mrs.' Mills '\'Jill prese~t~ ~ern,bE:~s;~(rpe ~~ricari Legion Tin'y i;r:es:ts.';"....,;:.:>,~.:.:: .' the group will include the birth- of ~irds in the .world, 'about 800 Mr. Whitehead is studying at her . ~randdaughter" t~ D~trOlt 'are .planning to"attend. The :na- . ," '\,11;,;-' :'~' .... ".\.,,;.,., ..• :. :i'.(, ,~. . • f. v.' , . day girl's close friends: Mr. and of them in the United States. Western Theological Seminary. sCX;iety"at. a:pa~ty l~:~to~se :tio~~i.~.t~~y~n~~~~'.of"ihe~~'~ri- Mi~..::,~,.li~~1~~:;:i~i~:;~~~i;~r~,fo~got :r~Pllbb~,an.!Iephants t~ .. Dorothy Rappley will be maid Pomte. " , \ . '. can:..tegIOn'w~lI ,also be l~'S~., ~~ten~;,~Ai~~~~~~~~~Y'":f~CJ::.~roug~~.Wl~:!t 'her ~. tiny a&d f~s of honor for her sister and the . " .-:-"'. i:'- ,:\':,', ' 'sion' .;in.< )\{!,s,mi•. Octobex:')O' clDa~~~.'r;~1:IU}~~~~,ht~r::,~.l{:,'. Mr~. Wick He.~y, :'had ~thr,ee bridesmaids will be Mrs. Charles FetedatDl"n~r'.Party. ,thr~ug~)~<.<.>: . " gra;pdc'hi~f!!,~!;".~#:~~~9,lV,.,,'•. thesl.~~ .•yeaJ;--old.,t:WL'1S,"S~le and '. Rappley of Livonia. sister-in- Before.Joiriing' Navy : ' .Preparatio~. for. ~he c~riv:etj.•.~LY'I:m. ~~.~!l,ry,:\a,~;;'<~"I~,~~y~.r.•old S~~lley ~enry:Jdarlings of law of the bride-elect; and Mrs. -Picture by Storer J. Speilman .. '. .tions. are .alr~ady gOIng•.forward: the Ed~Jl B;),:enrys; Jr.)::,••.• Incld~ntaUy, Mrs •.Henry. ~d bors. Kenneth Warren. Mr. White- At a Saturday evening dinner ':A' formal' dinner ,pa:rty .Satur-: :i?the. Fl~iida; ci,ty< ':'lith . larg~,: ,her.<.4a~glite~»~~ii~J~avtr~,July2~ to fly to Ireland~. They'll f the head's sister. party in their Moran road 'home, .day, May 2twasEdward Wasner,: c~mmlttees. o~'"::Au?,l1lary mem~. atten~ ..~tb~.c~lo:rf~!..»ubIm: Horse. Show. Au~. 2-S.and then en's Kenneth Watren will be th2 the Jameo D. Amasons announced Jr,'s way of?aying ~obdb~'t~.?is bers. and:L,~g~O~naIres. ~tw9rk~: .s~~n~r:~~me t~(,~n' S.cothlnd a~d Engl~d bef~re.~coming esent best man and the ushers include the engageJ;l1ent of their daugh- long tin;le frIend and' :Umvetslty: ~rs. Al~en..saId: AUXI.h~ry.ses:, 1)~ck...t.u~he.;Po~te. ,:With ~s. Bert Harnson.,Wlckmg was Melvin Hall, Thomas Kahlert ter, BET1'Y JANE to Donald R. of . Detroit- .c'1assmate Arthur. Slons .w111 .?e ..he~d In MI.aml; her"very'blue~eyed' granddaughter, Betsy Killght, a charmer. " Engelau of Port Huron. Molitor .. ..,t will leave ,for the Bea~Q.~<.W~ll:~..\ T~e., Amerlc~n: .: .. '. .' \ ~;. ~'... :., " iii... . .' , r.g to Jr. of Flint. the bride-elect's * ccesJ. brothers. Charles 8111dRichard Mr. Engelgau, who is the ,son Navy inirrieditttely after his'J:une:. ~egI~~. ~eet~gs. ':"111 tak7 .pl_aq~,'A'.R' I' D ' ,."G' h'. . . . gen- Rappley; J&hn McGinn, of Lake- of the Raymond F. Engelgaus of graduation ftom, Uof:Art.s Qa~e",.BOnnle.',LegI~n,-and ~u;xIhary VISItOrs. o~ O~~apa~'.I~~J:l;~';'~~\1-g;~gla was bemg greet~d_.?n ..all SIdes Memorial Day Weekend y in- The bride-elect, a freshman at M?Naughton, ...t~e .. hO~,t~;.dat:, . .'" 110 • ~ * . WIth:..:~~l~(}~~~}~o~~""'''i:~''',' .~r, 2:nd M~s. Al'Va~.Macau~ey, d bring M. S. U. was a graduate of Grosse E~mor Warner and ?t,lr.:m ,Mrs. Every flag flying on Flag Day Jr., ~ltli

Day; November 11; and, 011 all' . MASON SCHOOL' Miss Clare GustBfson and' Miss other national holidays also will Spring always',. prompts the Norma ',Miller .took. their classes be urged' by the Aux;iliary.' urge' to. get out and explore. the to the \Cran'brpok' Science Mw. ------world around- .US, and that is' just seu,m...where the, guide shOwed • • Howard Moore to Wed what the. fourth and' fifth grades. them a 'filin on the formation and J~ne Elizabeth Ross at Mason School' have been ,do- classification' of 'rocks' and min- ing. erals. 'J;'hey also saw exhibits of . Dr.' and Mrs. John W. Ross of At 'about the fourth grade level Michigan's roc}ts" and minerals Wyn:pewood, Pennsylvania,. a~- boys>and gi.'\ls exhibit. a real in- which are pr'ecious stones, and nounce the engagement of thelr terest 'in ,rocks" and minerals. the appearanceof'rocksand min- daughter'Jane Elizabeth to How- They collect sp~ci.mens, ex,amine' erals under ultra':vio~et .light. P~It-()lvt ard Moore, Jr., son. of Mr. and their I h8jdness, . crystal: shape, A mechanical volcano showed Mrs. Howard MooIje of Gro~se luster. and label them. the part that' such an eruption Pointe. . . As part .of their work in plays in the formation of rOCks Jane is a graduate of the Ship~ science. .Miss' Helen.' Seymour, and minerals. ley School and Smith College. Howard is a graduat~of Grosse Pointe University School,. Yale University' ,and is, presently attending. Yale'. Law. Sl:hool. ,.-,. /,.,.'-. .', ~iCa2: ; J&ue-czn~. .~ , A nut pick in your sewing ....:..; .., . basket can be handy. Turn belts TWO; •. 'FROM A COLLECTION~ . ~ .. -Picture by Paul Gacp with the blunt end, use the sharp Will~rd-Hackman - Mrs. F. M.' Willard, formerly Madeline Hackman. end for pulling out corners after the belt is turned, also' for re- was married rec~ntly a+ St. Pa~I's on the Lake. The bridesmaids were Joan moving stitches. . ~ Smithers, Jeannette Hackman, Jeanne'tte 'Neis, and Patricia Angyal. '-, I - J ,Better work todCtYqualifies one Two handsomely tailored, sheaths, . for tomorrow's duties. both trimly fit~ed • , •

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f . , .Thursday, ~.y __2', 1,955 , Page Twenty .;, i. SocietyNew's <'0' . \ .To Get Degrees At Marygrove W.inners'Listed Pointers,:,.Hold ~,Betroth~I''T~ld. Tips' to Stretch Food Dollars 'Five 'Grosse :Pointe. girls will altar of the Blessed Virgin in By Bridge Club Fashion. Show be among the 115 Mary-grove col- Sacred Hea1"t chapel after the . ! Homemaker', le~e gra(\uates at thte 45th ann~al closing benediction. Offeied Financiers Memorial Center Club' results The Pointers, onieof .the.'gr(lups commencement Wed,nesday, June A garden party and reception for the parents and friends will Homemakers are financiers.. make sure that all foods, in- h~ve been announced as, follows: i . for.young 'people. of' St.' JameS, 'I. -!he girlS ar,e GaU DeQuise, f be held in Madame Cadillac Hall , } They' control the family pay- eluding leftover-s, are used. , May 9: North and, South-Ruth :'Lutheran\ ChUrch;'held'aM6th~ 476 St, Clair; Julie Fitzpatrick, later in the afternoon. ~ . ~ " ~heck in most'instances. They are Make full use of your oven. Arbury and' B. Curnoe; 'Peg.Eng- . arid Daughter-' Fashion 'Show"arid; : 781 Lakepointe; Patricia Liddell, f; . Seniors will be entertained by in a position to get more {or Don't bake one thing at a. time. land and Florence Steele. . 'l'ea in :tneChurch fellows~t(,ha.llr:;:' 961 WeStchester; Agnes Moroun, When using the oven plan a full East and West _ Neliie Garent McMillan at Kercheva1;'o,n'Satur:..' . 1007 Bishop road and Marguerite Junior class members at a lunch- 1 t eon Tuesday afternoon. "Seren- , their money by running the oven meal. You wil~ find, this and, Helen' Bogan; Gladys .Ter'::: ' day' afternoon; May' 21." .,... ,.' Slevin, 1l~2 Whittier. , . household in a business-like method convenient and ,economi- Bush and Ma'bel Brown~ .' The:'styJe ,sho~ 'fea~ured' ,Graduate~ were "received into ade," the traditional farewall to gay the graduating class from the manner, cal. Incidentally, meat shrink- May 11: North and SOuth- suririnCr,clotlres~'10r"both' mother. the Marygrove Alumnae AsSocia* f.' student body will be sung at 8 When a family ot four haS athgecan be .cut dO?'tnby loading Jessie Cook, s.nd Mervin .Cress; and her.' teenaged .daughter,aild ' ~ 'tion last SatUrday at a meeting p.m. that evening on the grounds school-Olge children, their lood e oven to capacl y. Robert Longe and Roland Four- was pres~ntEd::}jy~eggy Nestefs," . and reception on the college Put less food in the frying , East Warren' arii'CoUrville. Mem~ . grounds, The second event of the behind thE:Liberal Arts building. expanses go up to about $1,350 pan and more in the stew pot. mer,. bers of the;churcll,who served as, ~ graduation festivities will be the Ten a year according to food expense Less expensive cuts: of meat can East ..and :~e$t -~ Jane s.uther~ mOdels . included 'MrS~.. ,W~lter t Soph-Senior dance to be held in Mrs. Barker to Entertain By estimates based on prices combe used in this way and they land 'and Dan 'Huff; Jessie Cook Kneisel, ..Mrs. W'iiliim 'Schu':" Madame CadiUac Hall. on'Friday Lord Dufferin Chapter piled by the Bureau of Labor will be more digestible. Broiling and LO'!liseBoadway. ~ ~.. .. macher;Mrs,. George :.K:urz;;;:anii" . evening, May 27. ~ ~ 'Statistics, 'The food budget is a bacon under a small flame offers . May 14: N'orth.:.aridSouth-Mr. Mrs. Ernest Dossm; and'alsd'~,the. Degrees will be conferred- by Mrs. Sam Barker will entertain good place to check for leaks. opportunity for less shrinkage and Mrs.'~. :.C~ 'Patten; Jarie\ following gfris:1rom',T.Jle Pointers;, His Eminence, Edward Cardinal the Lord Dufferin Chapter, Plan and cook to save. Plan and larger .appearing servings. Sutherland'andDan Huff. Sue Kneisel;i.J'~lliet'Cai1Son,Paula: Mooney, Archbishop of' Detroit, Daughters of the British Empire, tnenus wi~h imagination - but Cooking meat at low tempera- East ariq West-Dr. W. H. Bar-. ;.,:...... " .....,.,.".~. Schumach~r": Mai~et ,:Wi?le;. . during the commencement cere. f'Of luncheon Wednesday, June 1, simple, Buy only as much as tures lessens swinkage. 'Watch ren arid Frank Marsh; Ruth <'1:...... ,>Hk~i'.~~.;?f.ifW': Susan Johnson,. and N.ancyRelf... . . t 230 W d d in her home, 395 Fisher' road. needed. Prepare small amounts your preparation, preveht food Arbury and ];'arl Gurnack, Sr. '''''''~':Mr'' "',w."<' ...bd..,..X..'Mr::>.,.''''\{.:;,,....H'''', ':'a;"::"d"~"'H~ '.' 'K'ase'r' The attraCtive siiting. te~{ta~ies:. ' < . j • T~:e:. ~h~ ~d.d~~'to t~en;a:~: Following the luncheon a film in order to reduce leftovers. In. 1oss from b'urnmg, F00d' gomg. . f H" an t .s. d'ow nr unee. the were preSl. 'de..d 9ver "by Mr. s, Car,1 .Mrs. Elw06d C.. JohIlston.." of ates -will be given by Rev. Ed- will be shown, "Touring the Brit- ventory the refrigerator daily to into smoke is costly. ' T H ld S · I 0 amp on roa , "3: no carlson' her. ,iiaughte,r, Janet, t' mond D..Bernard, Associate Pro- ish Isles." I I • I .Avoid waste d'ue to cal'eleQJ:: 0 0 'OeJa engageme"nt ,of tMlr" daughter, MIs. W~rren: Dii'oway' her 'daugh- Neff. road announces, eReOnLgaYNge--, fessor. of,. Dogmatic Theology, OPEN MONDAY TILL 0 ~t:' NANCY, to Thomas D. Hollowell/ ,".' "'l;> " .' ment of.her

Belgium Fredel'iek ~\1.Alger and For' iurther information 'call gifts. i .' ' , 84 KERCHEVAL On fhe Hill TU' 2-9440 Mrs. ~lger at the Embassy, The Mrs, McMillan at 'PR,5-7147 or. The Que':f1 anc;l'~,:he.r.Court wl~l return home' will be from Paris. Mrs~ Gray. at PR 6-7924. . be selected on ~r be.fo~e,August . , ~---_-_---_-_- __ - -..;..,.... " . 12th on.a, DetrOIt teleVlslon.pro- . •1Y. .l'••••••rh.rh••Y.: .l' 'Y'tI'rhl'ra ~rI'ra"N rl'rlV'rI'Nrl' J'rIl".~ ••rl'w.rI'N .. rI'.. .hl'rl\I'NNrl' Y••rl'rI'rl'rl'NJ',. N...-;~~ gram to be annDlmced on' a late'r S ' .' .. ~ r'elease. ' Laditll' featiTe 18 Kt. ~old.18 jewel ~. '.~. Entry.bla!1~s' ~i1Lbe ~y~able: 0 bracelet Patek Pbilippe. ~ at all DetrOIt: Fll'e, StatIons, on .. '675, FederalTax included, W d It b "Id b tt t ~ and after' .May,2~r(t ..F6ririforI?-~,. ' .Men's m.ifieent re~sular. ~ e on UI e er mouse raps •. - ~ .'. " ation, call the Firemen's"FuIid:'" 18 Kt. «old, 18 jewel ~ Patek PhilipRe. $550. ~ but •• _we DO buad \\ There'sa'iot of~'kn'0'1~' .w __O_2_'-_41.-:3:..;.1.'_~'_' __ -,---...._' Federal Tax includ_"

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s Woman's Page , •• • • ,~ e Aquat.ic Show .To Open P(io.l ber C. Ray DaviJon. Member8 Marcus-Webb ~Market Tips' are urged to bring gUeStlJ tor the n in Engaged '.' .. . The swirriming pool at the The arrangements for ~e. ex- affair. the Betrothal Told For Pointers ,. ..a.1.o~;tt~A~~',. Lochmoor Club w¥1 be officially hibition were made by club mem- ~ &/1 ,... ..".,.,;", open for the summer on Satur------ption Mrs. AleXander D. Webb of Wide choice•. in the meat de- will IJneoln road, announce the en. partment will satisfy all, .prefer- 0" I'.. day, ~May 28, but the real'kickoff 16726 E. Warren, at Yorkshire Hall ,agement of her daughter, Jean en.ces. Large supplies' of gram 'f, . will come the next day, Sunday Marie. to John Wesley Marcus, fed beef mean more juicy flavor with a swimming alid' diving, ex- by in beef.. Steaks are featured at . hi~ition at 5 by members of Everywhere throughout Grasse Ion of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wesley m J Inn J . p.rn. ch- prices'low for.the seasoD~Versa- '. '.rd..ohn V;). V~.1.au.ar I h N t' I Ch~ . . Obi Pointe you'll find homes bearing Marcus, of Fisher road. tile round. shEik suggests braising, . (J,t e a ~ona ~plo.~shlP 0 sparkling evidence of the eren- pot roast, or Swiss.steak. All cuts '--_.:.-...... _~ ._,;.___J .State .swimming team. . / II to Jean Marie is the daughter of decorating techniques .obtainable ~,o the the late Alexander Davis Webb. of chuck road, and ground beef' . '", MY FA VOBITE:' Displaying their tal~:nts will be ot Wanomaker's, All work is .,01~ at 8 The wedding will take place 011 are the real economy iten-.:J. , _ I - . I .' world r~ord holders Yoshi. Oya- done in ou:" own shops ••• te..~ For holiday planning 7 ; ~::; ; ~:,.. kawa. and FordKQnno~. along unds July 16. • m~y Book ~ ; ~ : ~:.The ~obe exclusive workmanship' but ding. '1' '11 h ked 'or Author ~. LI d'C' D gl .w:ith..top' flight.:;. divers. Morley famI 1es .WI c' oose smo. ..., . •..~ ; :...... oy .: ~. ou as inexpensive. ..c; Tenth Birthday Observed canned ham. For. ham-like fla"O'orCh te" 'B ~ ..,...~ ':n' t" Shapiro, and Jerry Harrison. e eOt"C at lower cost, others will select PI' arac r In a ,,00 : ~ !";:..•..;... ,ewe.r~,:s: Harrison won: the Big' Ten three By Bonnie Marie Bushaw ': . the picnic cut. from .the front ' ay : :.~~..;..( ;.South Paciflf rneter.:and platform ,diving titles ll~. I B f ". t t t r b A' tress' --', . . M M rt'and Shapiro took fourth.ar~d.fifth . # ,,'t . Pretty little Bonnie Marid n\t~>. e~~y ~~:nP~~~s ~r:~kfa~t ~Sl~S~' ACt : ; ~ ''':.oR' arY a.. In respectively . c H ...ll ' rtain Bushaw, daughter of the B. David ~y". age at special prices in most 'M o~: _ : S...... eSx .arrHlson<' ,Also onhan(l tor the exhibition pter, Bushaws of Fisher road is get- ;[;\1 stores.' . OVle ~...... u~-an ept.1 ere will be Paula Jean Myers, NOl,. :\,~. pire, ting along in years. She cele- F~. Veal leg or shoulder .roasts will M0Yle. .t1.C1tJ. t'"ress ; ; . ; ,...... Lore. tta. Y'oung t'lona1 Womans. n'"IVll)g'Ch"ampI,on ne 1, b d ~ rate her tenth birthday Satur- ,; give' v3riety and save money on ~Jr • At' . W'll' H l-~ and the Pointe's own JeanStunyo .. ad. day, May 21. And she did l.t l'n .lOVle c or 1 lam 0 aen f th Am" d 1 t' t DRAPERIES the meat budget. Shoulder ,roasts'. _ . "- 0, e erlcan e ega lOn 0 * film . fine fashion. of lamb 'are wearing low' price TV'Show , , ,Honeymooners the recent Pan-American Games. * SLIP COVERS'- Brit- Helping Bonnie enjoy her old nags. TV p'erformer: (fern.) ; : :: :..;~ Grac~e.Allen . Miss Myers; one of the: fore- * REUPHOLSTERY age were 12 Grosse Pointe uiu:. -~ictu1'e" by B~rtrand Studio Supplies of fryers and stewers. TV Performer (rna~c.) ~ : G~orge ..Goebel most :woman divers in the world, * CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE d versity School claS9mates. A bar- Th lare adequate and cost ili reason- Radio Program ..; ~ ~.Fibber and Molly was a me~ber of the 1952 Olym- becue at the Bushaws' Fisher . e engagement of NANCY- .able. Turkeys' are aftractively Com'men'tato'"r , : . Ea' war d R. M"urr 'ow' picK' team, M.as wereSt Oyakawa; nkandd BUDGft TERM. o t road home was followed by a LEE BARBARA RYAN has been pricecl :for the holiday trade. Cqlumnist ~ I ~ Robert Ruark . onndo. .t~SS 11unr tlsh:ra~hreee. lIP1ash 'party at the Women's announced by her parents, 'Mr. There are ample' supplies of M '...... T' .s~on na lona y In .... TU 1.2100 tricia City Club; and ask Mrs. Bushaw, and Mrs. Sheldon 1. Ryan of lake perch and blue pickerel at poaegtaZlne EI.I:.Zbe..th ;B :e:.t.t.:..B ::o.wnlm~gemeter. springboard' competition. nedy, 1'10 one conce:-ned is ready for the .. . , " , ". a arr r ------her proverbial 'wheel chair'; except HollYWOOdroad, at a family din- :~ ~e;i~e~~h :~un~f:he:h::~~ Painter Frans. Hals: :~_ ': •• , r ~ render a .peclal service of r.. arranlinl fUrn1ture m your home and'.~.ck and ship ci!ta. e G. possibly Mrs. Bushaw. ner party. . supplies are shorter. Good buys cartoon : ; ,Peanuts ':"WEDDrnGS-We Helping Bonnie celebrate were; Bridegroom-elect is Ray~ond are found in frozen fish; . Cartoonist ~,..: ~ ; ; Schultz '/ Jl;', 1 ',4 ..... Laura Ford. Susan Fink, Winn Owen Eddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Locally grown .vegetables' 'be- Music ' Popular. I vd , ,'.. Hutcbin.!on, Gail Cross, Sally Raymond W. Eddy of PembertOil gin to com~ into the ,spot~ght. Song ; ;, , Because .Ann Du1f, Linda Parnell, Vicky road. Better quahty asparagus 1S a Game " : ;.~ ~ 'Bridge. tJ.' and Tina Conley, Gloria Barwin,' ,springtime favorite with bright Animal ~ Puppies and Kittens' . BU~t before you MOVE- Sa.1ly Granger, Nancy Wybo and Raymond is a student at Wayne red radishes 'and green. onions Person (excluding family) .: Bishop Sheen Mary Blashill. University. pu~ting new life into salad bowl;s. "City i Washington' get our free ~ookle~ on ~ovjng ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Splnac~, d~ustardl' f~ldt t~lP ~cation Spot , :..~lorida We Care for the greens, an some ea. et uce;ue J 1 ' - I •. D' d being selpplied from around the ew! , ~...... lamon. Things You Detroit area.. Flower II ••••••• 't ~1,", •••••••••••••••• II •••••••••••••••••••••••• " •••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• Rose Writ. Today, or Call .VA 2-4&40 Head lettuce quality is much Color : , , Bhle Care for! improved and :'rices have • Nation-Wid. ~ovinl:...cal(lorF~ee"Estlma~ As the new potatoes 'from Flo- Ambition ~ Always To Be Kind' ride become more ,plentiful their .'. ' price competes with the old crc,p MacMlfrrav Coliege Alumnae '.Ho.Ids Annuaf Lun~h'eon WOLVERINE; of Id~o and Maine potatoes. Hot 1 ... - house tomatoes are .about 6 tog. The. annual: Spring luncheon .Mallett spoke on flOral arrange- cents more per pounds than those of the MacMurray College Alum- m(;nts Cindfollowing t~e program STORAGE COMPANY grown outdoors-but many pre~ nae was .he.ld. Saturday at the the new board. member~' were Mlchtgan'l LargHt Ud FInest Fireproof Constructed Wa.l'ehouse fer their' brighter red color and Hawthorne road. home of Mrs. 11850 East Jefferson VA 2-4540 better flavor. Plentiful supplies Philip Englehart. Mrs. David announced. . of car,rots and dry onions keep ------"'------.,------their prices' low. About 75% of the eggs in the • market are large 'and Grade A . quality. Large Grtade B eggs for cooking are about 4 cents less per dozen. The recent 11h cent raise per ,-Chef Sampson quart .in milk prkes brings costs back to. about where they were h4S a few ~p.n~~9s'.left en his before the cll:astic pric~ CU~ .ev- eral montWl ago.' TheSe prices were less than at any time since BOYS' .TOUR TO 1951. This new adjusLt'llent place. regular and homogenized milk at the Dame price. In the fruit department avo- CALIFO"RNIA cados and bananas in moderate July 30.5.p+. 3 (after summer .ehool) supply will fit most budgets. / Florida oranges rema~ a good TOTAL PRICE: $375.00 buy, however, quality of oranges and .grapefruit is on the decline. Iaela4.: l( states and 9 national parks: YOsemite, Zion, .SWISS. STEAK BI'7M, Grand Canyon'F Yellowstone, I Tetona, Mesa Verde, 3 lb. round steak WJad Cay.. ' Rocky Mountain National Parks; Hollywood, % c. Bour 8anl'ranel8eo, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Hoover Dam, Lag'una Salt and pepper ". o Beach, ReDo, Mt. Rushmore, Black H1I15,.Badlands, Colora~o 2t.drippmgs or other fat intke SprlDp, Petrified Fore.st, Lake Tahoe, etc. 2 c. boil1ng water or stock 1 large onion, thinly sliced , , For .Ily .r .11 of your tftJvel need., call 1c. tomato paste . L1JW.MU l.OIJ.ftIC( toW:f1let 1 1. prepared mustard . :HIGif-PRtCE-cAR F'EATVRES. ' ....a ....u Chet Sampson Travel 'Service . 1. Season the flour with salt IUIDmt eMB .-. rmc~ ••• usn . taRA \ --I~ "fIICI'J&A and pepper and rub into the 100 Kerch.val"on +h. hill" Phon. TUxedo 6-7510 " . , f ' - ... • , f steak. • 0 EIoetrio ...... 11 ...... that opeqte •, I I , .. $ 1•• 0 S ..... 2. Melt the drippings or fat in , YES. I NO- I NO • .I 1 IK) • lD I 'Ell at a conetant Ipeed ... "'* MOM8rat8. I. III' ... \ , I I a heavy .kettle ~d brown meat 1 I I I' 7 ...... on both sides. : I , 3. Add boiling water and onion. I I ' ...... tIII•• ~ ...... «~ I I I ,.. • nl" .1' , ...... ,. Let simmer for ,one hour. YES I NO I NO lD ., I)raking IyBtem, fww greater at... _ ...... 1m Artists Wanted 4. Add tomato paste and mus- ufetY. I " , 2 '. • I 8 I : J I • tard. Continue simmering :for an- , I For Classes other hour or lli"ltil meat is ten:'. I d 0rftI0w ahoGk .beG ...... hi ~ OIJIW I I O'SiiI? ..... ~wt_M.I!CAI •••• der. If' desired, thicken the gravy YES .. 1 NO. 9'. I Ja) , NO I YES m Did YOll know that EDGAR YAEGAR, of th8 with a little. flour. Serves 6. tw'oe the. ~ IlCIIoa r;I ordiiwy kinek. I . ...., ...... ifiiMsA ... 1 3 .' i 1 I ...... 1 l Ann Arbor Art Association and Grosse Pointe . , . I .. \ J I t , Bonded bra...... '1ft I Artists Club, with work, in the Detroit Art Schol\!rship Awarded wtaWt J.t to . , ". I 'II ... 1 ...... "'tI1It>tIp. I' I .. YES I' YES I NO ., To Mary Ellen Speier M)% ...... thIln rMeed ..... : lEa I m Museum end other collections, is giving drawing 4 I i .. 10 tit;-_ ...... I I and oil painting instructions in MarY. Ellen Speier, 971 Bar- I I - . , t t I I I I - WetJ'-Rim WI•••.., which h8Ip holda rington, Grosse Pointe Park, I I , 0It •••• .. t..p '''lIt .n"_ I I t ..I NO NO NO* .~ .,. The New YES J , lIB I dauihter of :\[r. and Mrs, Clar- 5\' deflaUtd tiN On rim In'.- Or a ~ . = ...... I dat .....4ilt. . ence Speier, has been awarqed I ~ : 11 ~ 1 1 a Wayne University College of ' . .' I I I I I , I I .1 . ;..1.1 •• I. I ' L..... tIgIIt ... the I PALETTE SHOP N u r gin g Alumnae Association Outside ."" h...... 1M8III, .,I YES .'1' NO' 'NO ! I ., Mlle. I I wa , 'ft:8 I Scholarsmp, the University an- which caf, be doled wheft _ in "" 6 , I eIItI."IJ ... ~..,,~ I i , 14139 E. Jeffe'rson nounced recently. ' , I , 12 I I I Miss Speier will enter WaYne~s .. be i .' . • Enning or afternoon clasies can arranged. College' of Nursing as a freshman " I I I • All am.teur and seasoned daubers welcomed. in september, 1955.. She is. a "":YIIOVTM KIIS FM MOM: HfGH-PRtCE-CAR FEATURES THiAN T'tI£ OT'" TWO CCISI.'I'" graduate of Grosse Pointe High ~. 1121_~2_,_1_ iIt1JUlY - BllI"Ollnow. C1uses start June tst. Scliool. eAU. VAller. 2.8520 Two College of Nursing Alum- , ... nae Association Scholarships to .. ...z durtn •• U!mner months with • hobby among your friends Wayne were awarded this year. .:: .' A glance ~t.dais .d.rt 1riII show Yft hoW' f~l'P!~oudt Ie8ds ~ . 1- ,,:,~,,~,_~, ... ~ E~ch provides a stipend of 1$~~O Jow..prke cam in ~ 8!l it does in pef~. .~.~:'~~~:.:;.~~' . . . I . ...,.~~ . When you lee and dri'Ye.• DeW PIym~ }'O'l'U be eurprlsed he.fooled bY the daum of . JMdillll1-price c:ara that dley Colt "practicaily the:ame~ u Plymotlth. '. ,._, Md. tbM, ,.o,w jiw BIOClel;P.lymoath eo. • niech .• .. -., and gna Y"'--:e .. '... ~ --,.! Jfil PAUl. "flNlIY 'NUTT'.' "'1DOt ~ the w~ -«Y of.~p.,~ today?' '! Any window - any door - any decor - taku ',. on new brightnel. and charm when Paul Heinle)' PIt- I!-.t .Shutters are in.talled. Come in and let us "'_.rtr_ '. I".I-e.- show you dozen. of idea. for your own horn.. - _5 _' .... -:.:...... ,. ~ .... ~ Qf.s.ToAIr _..(,W.iV , ... " ...... Remembtr to •• t the bt.t that eo.t. no mor.- , • ' '., _ '." ,'~. :, i .' .,' . :' .~ II--.1 " ... 0'..... , .. .'~ • i • ~ In.lst on ,cain. PautHelntey Shutter.. ' ' ..

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Page Tw.nty.Hi...... --- ,------Like tilt Old Keepsake .. .. ;.h':":" :~.'It.''.:•.,,'.. iiu,:..~r..~ie..,.~~~, . . ,! , '"; '.'.:~:.N :s~..'. ...\.:::, ~ .. CAMP SAVERY :;ut ." :,:,:.C"..h:'..urc.:.' "~:. .~~ ;. -. . '. ,.',",.'....'. " LAilllA.uiN~~~L'.;:>~ri:'~h~~~r•.;h~r.Fredllun.1 "".'Sumlne,' Day eaDlp for ,BOYS.IHI"GIRLS POINTE METHODIST .' •. Wedn~.da,Y,., ~un .. 1:- " .p.m." .' ,Laura. Anrt.Hittel, threemonthsl nelh~She,luccumbed on her :64th I ('amp Sa,'ery wm be hf'ld on the premlau bf. ill. 211. MorON Road ',' Juni~r: 'choir .;:re~ea.rsal.' d,;ughter 'ot...Mr.' Ind,.Mrs. L9re,rtz~ ~'birthday.' ., ', . " . I Grolse Pofut4t Vnlverslty Sehool. Oil CCSo1tRoad BU&'h' C. :White, Puto:r. .' '.. ( .•... .' Hlttel;_ Jr.,., of ',::,Syracuse, . .N.Y./ .. S'II. i~" 1l. _, "R . 1'1 ., Camp Savery brill;. ',to boys and rirJa every .d- , .' :TU.IM7S7S",' " .'~ur8day:,' J;\1ne',2: 3:30. p.m.,.'!orme~.:Pointers,Q.ied.suddenlyon"" urvvlng,,~y~~ .. , u.n.ne s are, ':antage of camping' away fi"orn borne. Camp 'aet1vi- He'll 'mclUde tennis. fencing, archery~ bUeball.. Sunday" May' 29:-~:30 8:m;, (Q4'1~cou.tttoopS.7.p:Jl). to'~p.'m., ~,lJnday'j;,Maf15~, ';., ' , :'-:-:, ',. her',.busbandi:,.¥,redf!rick:,.O, Sr.; track, horseback riding, Sewing for girls. ',Shop Morning. Worship and Sermon. , ",~~~wb~rry festival on .church " ,Funeral services 'wei'e:: herd:'in children, Frederick' O. "Jr. and work lor bo)'s, ArtS'lu,1d crafts, boxing (for boys). (:alisthenicll. bowling. Swimming every d~. The 9:.30' a.m., Church ~,Schoolfor, :1,aw,n/,'7' p.Jll., Y:~uth' choir".re.-,:Stl ;Thj)m'as ;~p~copili Church ahLaurenc~ A.; and gta~dchildren' camp w11l bl'l open dail:V (Monda); throl!,h Friday) Nur~ery, To-ddler~;' ~indergad:n,: .~~~~al.,,,,~ "p.m~~:,C::h-ancel' choir "North-.Syra,cUse;',on',TueSday.)!ay Frederick 0.) III, D~nnis.,Michele from,9:3O a.m. ,to 3:00 ]:l.rn. With special trips arranged for Saturday.s. Special transportation Juntor, .Intermedlate and, SeI1;10l".:~,~he~1ia~., . ,.' . , " '" 17~ .The,' infafif w~s bUried <: ;In' and Gayle ...Also brothers Geo~ge, daily to arid from camp is optional, Depts. ' '. . .:', ' "'Y ':. .'~", " " . Syracuse: ' ./ " ',', Frank and .';t:'h9nias' Gies, all of Camp S3'"ery is 'pleased to al1nounct 'It! 'staff 0.1 profe-ssionally trained personnel indudinC Miss 11 a.m.,l\{ornmg Worsh!p, and 'WOODS 'P~8BY.TER1AN:' , ."' •. ,* .. " ,,' Detroit,' -, ' " ' . Carole Fenley. Miss Mary Thorn. M~. Grace Erik- Sermo'n. ' ' " '19950'.Mack T~i~e:r ,MARGARET' "RUNNELLS .. services wilt be held s~n. Mls~ Joan !!adley and Miss Jane Savery,plus '~";e~ue'at ,q.~s '.F~!1eral I ~vo college trained junior counselors. 1~ ,,~.m., Chu:~h ~choQL":f.or .. May"'29{ 10 a~;ni.~,Fir.si . ,M:rs.,~~derl~kO.J:~tinnel1s,'$r'l tro~",~:,the Charles Verheyden :,,,Sunday, MISS JANE SAVERY, DiNctor . Nurser~.fl,.T~ddleu" Kmdergarten Wors1)ip 'Servic~ (Nursery ,3 yr;' dIed .Tue~pay,' ~ay 24l .at'. Urate' Funeral. home on Friday? May 27 For further lnr~~~tioDt please e~n.. XU : 2-4152 an~, PrImary. DeptB.. " c ' ,01ds).',1~,,;a.m ... Chu,rch SChool-.....~Hospltal~ followmg "an ,.lI~es.~:,.~,t.ai.1'p.m.'Burial will be a.f\Voo~- ...... n.M p.:n., , Intermediate YOuth, N.ll~sety,:'K~nd~~g~rten, Primary 's?me w~k.s., ,Mts; Runne.n5;,.~,li~-e.:',.1~~n',Cei,r).eteryi,n',the family plot. i' el~o~shlP...... ' 't .,,': ',:anfl', ',~enior.'. Departmen.ts. 11:3p tlme rel!!l~e~. of p~t-r~)l~,.. moved ;', '; ',,, .".. , :, . - .' ?3~ ~~m., Semor YO,u.h Fellow,. a'.m., 'Secopd"',;Wo~ship ,,:Setvice t? tbe, f~l~~et~~,~~a.ts;a,g:,. She .' .; . ShIPs p...•",n., ~du!t ~lb~e. .. .".Clus. '(Nursery,.3:,yr;~::'l?ld~).,,1l:30,a'J!l'.;Church'~ Sch09t~Nur5erYl "Juniot', hvedMrs.,at.~~~:',~QX:«?6s;,ro.~~~Rurmells,. Margu:et..,~.,, Gies.'" ':',~,.:'.".,~.:'.'.','M'"a"t'tr''IS" ses and H-Id-e-A-B' ','eds Thursday, , '_ ',' and ' Junior', '~.gh Departinents'.pe:f,o:r:e her.m,arriage,: ..'o ,~~, .the; Ch I Ch . JU~~ 2'1 8 p,.m'l Sermon the~e' at both services':, ;mothe~, ot The, .NEWS 'sports, ,ecli- .----=---~... , , ance 01; r; e:rs~ .. ' ""~,The Us~" ot :Memorials." - , , -,; t~ Also Complete Friday, June ~:~ p.m.: Junio;'. , . '!'. ".. ~ .:,', .FraDk ThQni:p'~'o'n; Jr~' ,< \~ Line of ,1 Choir rehearsal. " ," Tl:lesdaYI ¥~y 31: '7. 'p.m.i, High Bedroom ___ S~hool ChOIr 1;ehearsal.'" Wins Editorship at MSC Furniture CALVARY LUTHERAN : ~ ., :'., .,' ' ',,'" '. ' .. '. . Gateshead (Kerby)' at Mack Ave~;. Wednesd~y; ,June. 1~ 4, 'p.m., ,Frank W .. Thompsop,' .Jr.; ,son: All nationally ad'!ertised brands , Rev. Paul H...Wilson; 'Pastor :' ,car.ol ChOIr., ,rehearsal.. 8 p.m.,. of Mr. ~?d Mxs,: F,"W. Tho~psoll' . Interesting ~rices Sunday Schoo'! and Adult Bibje "Boy . Sc~ut ','.,Troop Com:mjttee :15~~.,Falrholme, a g:a~?ate. ;s~~;, C~ass at 9:30 a.m.; Church Serv- meetin.~. 8 p.m., Den Mothers and" de~t,. has been: ap'p0m~ed' fIction ice' at 11 a.m. Pentecostal Mes- Commltteemen meet. ,.' ," " edItor of, the M;lchlgan State Col~ ' .'. sa,ge. Also Memol'ial Day mes- . ,..." ',',', ". lege, .. ?padan" monthly. humor. . MATTRESSES .INC.. sage. Thl,lrsday, June 2:, ~,p.m., J.umo~, nl:ag~~me., .~'." ,~. ":. ". ", . \ LA~GEST DISPLAY OF MATTRESSES IN MICHIGAN." • • • Choir rehearsal. 7 p.m., Boy Scout '. ,'!he' student .. publ1ca,tion in-: Wednesday, at 12 noon, LadLes ,Troop No. 546 meets. 8 p.m., clu~es pictorial. features, j,ok~s,. " . Open' Thurl~, Fri., Evenings - Closed Wed •.at Noon Aid Society. . Please phone TU. Chancel Choir rehearsal. ' fictIOn, and artIcles ,on various; 19623 Mack n~:pr Harding' " VA ~-51S2 5-5060 if you, are corning. '. . ---' ' campus events., _.' T~ •• , ., "'.... GRACE EVA:NGELICAL "Th'e ,appointment, wil) .Lak~inte at Kerchavela effect nextJ5epierrtb,ei':>:,' Holy Commtmion celebrated . Robert P. Beck, Pastor . '. " , ''', ,: the firs.t Sunday of every month. Thursday: '1 p.m., 'Mary ll.lld, ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCO,PAL Martha Circle meeting; 8' p.m.,. Senior Choir. 20475 Sunningdale fark (near « • • . Mack and Vernier) Rev. Edgar .11. Yeoman, Rector Fri.day: 8 p.m., Band C, Club WUliam Y. Gal'd, Choir Director meet~ng; 8 p.m., Friendly Circle .Inc. Jeanne D. Hurst, AAGO, Organist I meetmg ~t Clara Madler's, .11217' CURTIS MOWER, Sunday, May 29: 8 a.in., Holy BeaconsfIeld Avenue, Eucharist. 9:30 a.m., C hOT a 1 ...... Eucharist and Sermon. Church Sunday: 9:15, Church. School; School, Nursery through' Junior, 10:45, Ch.urch School for Begin- _ I bring$You High. 11 a.m., Choral Eucharist ners;. cnb .ro~m open;, ,10:~5, and' Sermon. , . . Morrung Worshlp; Pentecost, Con- ...... :firmation ,Supday ,with Holy 1. .. M6hday, May 30:.7 a.m .•: Hbly' ,Commun~o~; ~Narthe;,.o:Hosts, Mr. Eucharist ' "and Mrs. Charles Carter . ..Buy' tiie finest-Buy P~O..TECT.U ...... \ ...." '~the ORIGINAL Jalousie Window. G~E.'~ftNEWI.IGHTWEIGHTTV~ . .~ Tuesda'y. May 31: 10:30 a.m., Wednesday: 7:30 p,m.,' seco~d Expertty installed under archi .. Holy. Eucharist. tl'ai:q.ing session for canvass 'com- : . tectural supervision. We have ex.. mittee; 8.. p.m., 'Worker"s Corlfer-' ::'ceJlent references. POINTE CONGREGATIONAL ence. " \ " . 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop , • • • THE MOST USEFUL TV EVER! Now is the time to ob.fain estimates. Phons for Marcw; William Johnson, Minister . Thursday: 8, p.m., Senior Choir'. a repr~S'entative. No obligations. Sunday, May 29:10 a.m., Wor~ Op~n TlJursda:-.' and Friday EvenJnl:s tHl 8 :00 ship s-ervice. Sermon: "A Sense POINTE UNITAll;IAN .', SllJlrl;I:-"~. 1 :00 to 5:00 P.M, ''''') , of History." ,Churc.h Sehool E. Jefferson and Rivard classes for all. ages-Crib room, Rev. W~ .. Hammond, Minister WINDOW &. I Nursery, Kindergarten, Grades 1 Sunday, 1!ay 29: 10:30 '.a.m., through Senior High. 11:30 -'a.m., Church School; 11 a.m., Church' JALOUSIE DOOR CO. Worship service. Servi<:e and Sermon, "Man on' 20187 Mack Ave. ' • ...... His Own"; 3 p.m., Orientation ., '. : . T1.1esday, Ma'y 31: 7 p.m., Boy class for new associate memibers . ,~TUxedo 2-6606 'TUxedo 2..1454 S<:outs.at ch-uichf-' 5':p~m," Po'inters 'm~et I,',.' • • .... at Nancy Hayes. . .. ,

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..' :M:atthew 22:23-46. 11 a.m., Church:' ,It. SC,~ool.: ,Primf:ry, 2, 3l Nursery '(}E~S _w~ere_yo,u_~'!.1INDOORS", OUTJ;JOO.RS, .l" cleans anti recleans.' care for small children, 11' a.m.. Junior' J;figh Bible. Study: Stu;, . 'ALL AROUND THE HO'USEJ the .wash water to give dents Wlll '~ttend church with I:a:en~s. 11 a.m.,. Morning Wor.~.

It _ ..SJUp, ~~col'ld Set'vice: Sermon by .. , you cleaner clothes '! '1 I:=' CTUA~LY one-thi~~dsm~ller than any Dr. Fltt. 7:30 p.rn.f Tuxis Club for .A is ~~~,~,~,~y ,'" young people of High School age -Men's Lounge. ,,' ~ of,Its type. Take It on tnp$. From roo~:tQ:,1'99m...... Out. on the terrace. Anywhere there's an~outle.t~ Tuesday, 'May 31: 10 a.m. Won;en's As~p,ciatior gr.oups; in,~ Features rugged buHt-to ..travel cabinet, ::~ui~t~~n. .. .cludl,ng SerVIce Guild: ,Fair Sew":', ~, ingl Knitting .and ',Crafts-Wo- 'a~tenna. Dynapower speaker, 2-way interference ,mE.'~'s, Pat~or ,a"n~: Assembly, pr6teetion. In cordovan 'finish, .Model 14T007. Room. All women o'f the churoh' , . are' invited' to take part. Bring, ,,' yo.u~.own, :,yandy,riches, coffee 'and' ,tea will be.serve'd: ,7:30 p,lli., .Ex- ' ' plorer ,C~'7'¥96-'-Gy,m~asium: ~, ~ The two-tone .series with a:. ~ new.car lQok. Center"J1andle.is . NEW FIi..TER..PLOQtl WASHIN~ SYST!M 'St. Michael's Church Linl filtered ont of YO'Uf .wash, right before your. aluminum. Available in terra t;yes. The G-E w~.hbasket is always filled'to over- 'Plans Special ,Ser~~e cOtta & ivory (Model'14T009) AND YOUR OLD WASHER flowing continuously carrying ,way lint •. ,~Qa~" , ,,' , .' -' . : o,t'.,gray ,Ii ivo:rYJ~(:M:odel , i $Cum and light 'particles. Sand. and silt ."tomali. eaily 4tjected from the botiom"~or the washbasket.' : 'S~iaL ~r.vi~es :will ~e held in, 14:T008) • ~'..'orie:.I()~,~~ce for St. .MlCha el's Episcopal':,. Clwrch, 14-inch TV! . Grosse Pointe Woods, 'on 'Whit- ".',,' ,,: >, .... ' sunday, May 29... \ , '. There will be'a celebratio;n (;f th~ .Holy Euch¥ist.:at 8;'8.ni .. :and ~, .' Ch()r~l ~uchari~t and- ,Sermon at (.. ' 9:30 and ,. 11.00: The Church . -! :~ School will ,meet. at 9:30, as III CIoI'ACln OMr 50% WATER UYEI coMTROL ACTIVAiOl~ WIIIII", FLEXIJU CONTltLS Idea" usual. Actifll. Your clothes Irt for fine flbrles. You CJII ,"ore clothu cap.elty Ilvn "lions ofIIot•• ter. .. The Reverend Canon 'Job1~ .M. tll,,, ",any othet automatic. YOIl simply ~elect .ny Individually cleansed " stop. Iklp; extend or ,.. ShQpin ,4ir Conditioned' Comfort at _siltrs. . w.ter )evel desired. thouCh Wished by. hI."d. peat any eyel •• Shufelt ""IV assist ,the 'RectOr, the' ~verend ,Edgar: H: Yeoman, at: Come In today 10 SH the new Goof FILTER.FLO. Washing System . the two later services.

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G R,O SSE.' P>O,IN T'E:: 'N,E,W s- Page Twenty-four Blue Devilos_Ret~in-Border "erties, League-tennis-Title Second Loss Drops Flyers- ". To Thir.d Place in League '.' By DAN WEMHOFF, ., The St. Paul 'Flyers went down to their seCond straig~t .' . defeat last week and with it went all hope~ for the ~co~d_"" Division Ghampipnship in baseball. St. Thomas ~as the :cul::~ pdt again as it lived up to its nickname as :spolle~sfo~ ~., third 'consecutive time, having turned the trIck tWlce Wor~.:-,. in football and basketball. ..' In football St. Thomas tied the- the season batting .414, drove in" Flyers in their second last game, three of the eight runs 'I\>it~.~;. by fRED RUnnUlS 7-7 to throw them out of the double and two singles and Wem-.- ch~mpio)'1Ship, and in basketball hoff drove _home two with a tri~'. they nipped the :F'lyers by one pIe and a single. . ,-. point, to again' knock. them from Monahan had the Ann'.c1cia~:ri _Devils Tie for Second Spot. contention. batters beating the, ball into the RUJUJ True to Form dirt all afternoon as he pitched) Last Tuesday, 'May 17, 'the St. .to just three over the limit, witn~ In Border' Cities Loop '&ce Thomas-St. Paul contest - went only one', runner reaching' third' Grosse Pointe's defending Border Cities League baseball true to form when the spoilers base arid two getting as far a's'; ehampions missed by an eyelash ,repeating, as kings of the parlayed two successive home- sec0D:d, t\VO of the three getting. runs in the top of the sixth, to tbe~e b:( way ,of e~'rors. ." league. Suffering one more loss than they did last year, the slasi:l 11. 3-all tie and go on to a '. F~r SIX of t~e. nme first,strmg-' Pointers were forced to settle for a two-way tie for second' 5-3 ~ictory. ers It was theIr last game except place. . - .' . It was only the Flyers' 5~ond for .the last non-league, contest However, at thil writing the ord of 6 wins as against -4 losses. loss as comnared to seven wins commgup with St. Mary s of M~ rest of the schools in the league Grosse Pointe acored in the ~ ' Clemens ' have not completed their sched~ first inning when MacMi.11Bnsin~ but.' it was enough to drop them. K'e11er 's B est y ear mto third place and out of the B b K 11 1 th fi t b . lUes. -There is a possibility that gled and was sacrificed to !econd fight for the league. lead. St. .0. e er eaves e rs ase. the Blue Devils may share in a by Dow. Chris.to then belted a Thomas and St. Phillip are now Iposltlon he held dO,wn for all four three-way tie for first place if long. single to left field, scoring .~1... ,.::t$~;," virtually tied for both have lost ye~rs.. He had hIS best season lel.gue-Ieading Fordson suffers MacMillan .'With tbe first run of , . thIS y"'ar' W~t~l one, whiJ; St. Phillip- also has a D'- ah 1 ed h' l' t setbacks in their final two ball the game. M %;;;' '';;;:~~';{.';.:,,: :i;;Y, tie. They played each other this an . on an p ay IS a~ cames thi~ week. '. Scores WlDn1nl' Run '. ..' " . , . ~ " _., '. :': :""PietUTe by Fred Runnells. . th a on final game at second base, _a.new POSl- W eek In e. se S ,. e. t'IOn for h'1m thOIS year. The 1a.s~ Wyandotte Killed. Hopes MacMillan also scored the win- Coach Bua Kurvink's, Blue l;)evil tepnis' t~am, shut out. Monroe.in.the. :final tch o~ the'-l?qL':fe~nis campaig~ ~o GrM5e pointe dropped from ning run in the second' inning rn.a: Two J;llts W~re .Bome~ two years he alternated with Bob eontention for the title when it when he worked the Trojan earnJhe league title for tJ:;1e.seco~d'year jn~succ,ession"~ Th;e..tea:xp.s.how~,.1.~f1;td,~~~~~1fro?t t0Y:':"\ RIC~ CHA~rqN.and . . ~ob Wflght, pltchlng. wltl~ an Wright in the pitching chores. lost a tough -4: to 3 ball game to pitcher. Meyer, :for a walk to' PE'I'E'McGRATH. Second row:: ETHAN "PAW,S~T, BILL ;CONNOLLY~,BrLL J:j~ONARD,.. TO~. WHITE and ~D illJured leg, was the losmg pltch- Gene Graham, a four :'ITearman Wyandotte on the local diamond open the inning. Dow follow~ PONGMCZ. 'Back rgw;' BILL HOTCHKISS, BILL BRYANT, COACH :KURVINK, "KEN McDONALD,' 'and TOM er to St. T~omas, a~th~ugh he al~ and eo-captain this season, leaves lowed only three Juts In the ven- a big hole in the third base spot. 1)n Tuesday. May 17. with a single to right, sending ~~~ . , l - Vinc. Weaver, one of the best MRcMillan to third. Sam Moceri . '.... . - ture. But t:-v0 of ~he, hIts were He didn't 'bat as high .as he has hurlers in the league, practically stnlck out but Christo was s.afe won his own ball game in the on a fl.elder'a choice which scored GPHS Tennis. Team RetainsBCLCrow~with Two Wins th~t;'~S~:t~~;:.t~~'e hIls off ~~:s~~~~s~~~~~ ;h~e;~~r~~t: ftIWt inning when he belted a MacMillan as Dow was .thrown .' . ' . ,,' . winning hur1er Frank Rothwell, job at the hot corner, so good as ,home run ball served up by 105- out at .eeond b~se. Nick Genova Grosse Point.e High's defending on~ singles from .Williams. 6~2, could. have wound up' with 13 round. But by winning their first but committed the same number to' rec~ive cat calls of "Ray in, pitcher, Chuck .Moceri jn the ended the inning by flying to BeL tennis champions retaine~ 7-5; Hot

MacMillan scored on the play. deemed the best in both sports 6-0, 6-2, and Rick Champion both 'boys ana girls parti,cipating. By Fred R, ':""eUs ... whiff 12 batten and walk not a And finally Bob Wright. tb-e 8am Moceri walked, bringing and scholastic standing as chosen tumbled Bob Mathus 6-1, 6.0.' The Badminton Club, which one. '. stalwart pitcher on the Flyer Paul Christo to the plate with the by the coaches and faculty. In the doubles Pete McGrath has just completed a tournament; The one ball that 'did clear "he staff, turned in an .excellent .se~ -possible tying run. Christo rifled This year's perpetual award llJ1dBiU Bryant tripped Bill Boos .crowned Ted Hinns hoys singl.. infield came in the fourth inniog .son with. six wins and only two a double to right. scoring Dow was given to Bob Wright for his . 3 h S Dh . Is . 1 The .Detroit Raven fleet had a behind Kerr,' 'and Sales finished when a high line drive fell be- losses. ~ 8,no Harry Rerkmes' 6. ,:6,;3;;TOIl]-,c .amp;, ue ooge ..glf smg es,. tween centerfielder Jim T -1"",- bar'- "- from second. Moceri. tearing accomplishments in basketball White and Ken McDonald beat cliamp; and J;met Wesner and dandy. turnout 'for its' annual four'th. At the' ~end of the first JJV... ------" around the base paths like a run- and baseball, plus his high stand:' George . Shipman, ,.and 'Chuck Ted. Hinz as mixed doubles spring series jas,t Y-':eekend',:)Jlay ,day of'rac,ing less' than,. three do and Ronnie M-;ir :for a double. . EXTINGUISH CAR BLAZE ~ away freight train was waved ing as a studen t. Bruess 15.3, 6-2, and Bill Leonard: champiGlDS. 21-22. Nine boal's, induding \w6, poh1ts, separated the- :first four Keller, Wemho1'r star Farms firem~n exti,nguished.! ~rP'f' but was out by ten feet on FoIl 0 win g the dinner and and Ed Pongracz squeezed past: ~ The results of the fIrst round out. of' townel:s, !s-ai\~d-the three' boats. T}le Flyers collected 'Seven' hits blaze in the car of Donald .Petel" a R;ood relay throw €Oding the awards Ed Hayes answered vari. . race '.serieS.. which: -.was':"wdi{'oy . 'On' Sunday, May '22, ,it was the themselv~, five of which. were. of.'369" Chalionte, 'on Sunday; Mat Don lJ.avis and Sam Bacarellaof' play are as follows: Tom . l ' 'knocked out by. Bob Keller and 2 T 6 d ..iIi rally: ous sports questions :fired at him 7-5, 6.4. Teetaert defeated Ronnie Lin- .John 'Russen's "Touche" out of goofiest race of all, time,. with 2. he extent oJ. amage w.,. Get Bases Loaded by the parents and the athletes Drop- Ooe to Dot. claw; Thm Oarrier defeated Tom Sandusky Y_ C" whb seemed to tM light .wind, llJ1dat tilnes no Dao Wemhoff. Keller, who ended not disclosed. . . i until the dance, which began' at 9. The Pointers loaded the bas(ls Against Wyand6tte ihe Devils McDonald; and Ted Him: de- like -the Lake St. Clair course wind at all, shifting in ftukey' ' in the sixth but were unable to 1'a<:OOthrough the four singles feated Frc~ RUnnells. In the laid in. front of the GrosSe Po~rite streaks from northeast to south- score when Weaver struck oui FISHING ROD STOLEN Michael' Jones, 10, of ,20852. and two doubles matches before 'second round Ted Hinz' defeated Farms muniCipal harbor and the east during the race. Russell was Christo. the number ~hree doubles match "Ronnie Lindaw to go into the light and ':flUkey variable breeze', always in conterition,. rounding Hampton road, complained to In the final game of the season in which Pawsat and Pongracz fibal round of play. Don Carrier Two races were held on Satur-, .the weather mark:first, but Kerr CRABIOl WoodS police on Saturday, May ete~ Bob Marcereau hurled a master. lost to. Rocker$hQur and Nun- went down, fighiirt.g hard .in a day, May' 21, and' Carter Sales, 'appeared to be out -o~. the' ball 21, that someone stole his rod ful 2 hit, 2 to 1 victory over Mon. 'nul1y 6- i 7-5.- . . three-game mate'];. ,to Ted Hinz. sailing his new boat ..~'Sea' 'Sails gam'e three quarters ,.of' the" way "DRIVE IN" " roe on t1'le Devil diamond to, en-, and reel from in front of a food 1 " .In th.e other. do~bl~s Bl'yant f' In the dirls Division, Joan II," fo:rthe very' :first .ume:.....:(he:.up the weatherl leg~;ButUuck' was , able the Devils to tie for second Iltore ,on Mack avenue. It was and MCGr'at1:l beat ;Figl~y. and. Hinz was -defeated in the. first just picked it.up fl'om'the builder riding. with , Robert(~."Tex" Kerr : place in the standings with a rec- valued at $10. J Perny 6-1, 6-2,.a'nd WhIte. and round. by Sue Dhooge; ,Jackie the night before); ',' .5w'prised' and h~ 19ave Russell- a good scr-ap It'~ Cold.Storage. Time ••,. ...t aId d d -.;"1 b d every-one' by -winning' the first' for the ,final .winning gun, but . 1 ------MCJJ0J.1 . roppe ,ClX ~ ,en an PaWs at. was defeated by Jean ~ Gray HI. three s:ets 6-3,.4-6,.6-4. Enge-rso and Bonnie Legato lost race, which was 'a Gold 'Cup missed by'juSt a few boat.lengths. Bill Connolly won the ,number. n ' . ' course; handily:' 'The final standings are as £01- LET US 'i" to Jam.t Wesner. In the second . Russell finished third in this, lows: Johil Russell 28%,. Bob S'end Us Your •• round, Sue Dhoog~ .defeated ~ean race !Jut came back in the after': Kerr 25, Boyd Benkert 23, -.Carter CLEAN Lavigne Aul~ $ales • Furs • Dresse. ... Girl .Voll,eyball En~erson to. go mto the fll~al, noon's 'windward-leeward short- Sales, 22%, Al BOl~tolotti 20, Roy_ YOUR FURS • Our 23rd Year whIch she won by defeatmg, enedcourseaffair,to'squeeze6tit Barbier".13~ Jim Mason 13, Gor- • Skirts • Overcoats • T.ou.rney Starts JametWesner by il).e scores of. Bob'Kerr's "Chumlette" .fpr' first. ~_dqn'MeCabe 12 and Bill Dehomy • Sweaters - Topcoats lFe uu the HUDSON SALES~ AND SERVICE 11-4 and, 11-7. . place. Boyd Benkert's "Thunder-' 4; • Blankets • Suits . . .'I'he. mIxed doubles saw _Ted bo~t," which placed' se,cond: in' 'the The' race committee of Don Sa.!e FlIt'rur', lrfethotJ . Se,vi"l All ef ~'o... Point. The NeIghborhood Club GIrls Hlnz an~ Janet. Wesner outplay first race Carrie back to take.third (Continued on Page 25). • Childrelfl" Wirlter Wear W. Specialize In Volleyball. Tournament, 'under 'Joan' Hmz .and Tom' Teetaert,' ' , ,.' - the direction of Pauline Masak, while, .Sue Dhooge and Ronnie got underway on Thursday eve- Linclaw. defeated'. Don Carrier Hudson Used Cars nintg, May 19, with aver 50 girls and Jakie Pawsat. Tom McDonald TU. 5-3230 14201 E. Warren, at Newport participating. ' and Jean I Engerson knocked VAlley 2..345' For the next three weeks; the out-' Ered, Runnells and Bonnie 16211 HARPER 153091!:. lEFFEB.SON Oldsmobile". ;-"" teams will be gatlier~ng:' to pl~y ...~gato.. . - ,: , .' - " a s.el'i~ of. foUr games, an eV8- .i ,.In the' second. round, Sue snd

nlng ~ith. ,the playoffs' 'being Ronnie defeated .Tom and Jean 'ann'Ol,lnces its.' , held on Thursday,JJ.1l1e 2.. . . to go Jnto the final round of 1- First placet, is held thug fax by play, whiich was a three-game I DaRcing ••• ' the Flip.Floppers captained by ;match. Janet Wesner and Ted Mary Praet. '~ond is' the 'Net. 'Hinz .won the first game 15 ~o I Entertainment Brigade, followed by, the' Hot. 13, lost. the second 15. to n; and shots, Cannon' Memorial, and the went on to mill the tourney 15 I THE Volleyettes. to 9 in the' final. ' VERE WIRWILLE TROUBADORS GREAT HEW' C~MI? AN'ION CAR Vere • Tony • Ray • J.rry 1o ~'Buy or Sell TO' THE POPULAR. HOLIDAY: COUPE ~ny tyP. of property, please .consider us fo; competer\t and Maria"". JC!m•• j. I advice and .fficient _Poi~te.wida Real, Estat'e Seryic&. ., . , See it 'at ~:~~.h.r~'sVAN DYKE CLUB _.PI-IONE~"'VAI,I~y1.5393. 1909 I~ JeHerson at Van Dyke - VA )-4155 APPtiil;.~als .~ Mtmag~metit., -. _ Fllrms - • ' Lots Kotcher Oldsmobile Co~ - "PETERS REALTY'CO. J 5554, E. Warr~n, cd So'merset, .The Car of the Year , 2933 Kerc:heval,Av... Detroit 15. Mich •. Seafood and Steaks ,~~~~Ji_n=~_~~ ~,' is HERE-_ •.• ~ " Oyster., Bluepo111tS and Cherryttone Clam• • Specialty l------,t . .' t DINNEaS tram .:1.' f .~. £omplete .:. '- t 1955.. . SUNDAYS from 1:" (Clo,e' MOllda)',) t . ". . .' . '. • BUICK' .. t ,P,O,",TTI' ~,~ ~ER"T'I~~' I ". ••• ftO~ on'~dilpJ~y' 'i !. .l~ .. l-t'l" ~. '.~"-~~! . ' .- - ~ , NOW AWAlTSVouAt.:VOllli,: . .' , l' GIOSSI POINTI A~.IZI~ PONTIACDIALIR ,. _J 'j Yo,.,,. ,Gross. ~O;",. 8u~c' DNler, ..... - .TU:RNER 'B-U.IC'K .I . :INC., INCORPORATED. -' .: . .' NOW UNDU OWNERSJUP or STEVE. ::rORMERt y OJ' . 15-103Kerch.val"Av.~~~-- , '. - l'HE LATIN QUARTER AN'D Dinners Iv.'yoft_EnJoys CLUB ROYALE. I ' " ".15210 Mack Avenu.. " . "'1 '. eoM,i .., .. WMatift" .. ,•• ", .. ' ,L'A' r_._~-"--'~~'_Jl .ll"~.~.__"aY' t"'~ceP- • -..;..... ;, ,'~ ,- ~ ... ~~,'" .~. 'P_b~_~_' '. ,... ..' , .,. ..~ ,.:,;:...... t ,-'':':.4",', "';'.' . .' .', .

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/ Fty~rs" lhirdih, Pardc:~iar.0rhoodClub W'ecinesday - 4-5 p.m.-Tap Dancing - Girls &-12; 4-5 made up of Babe Ruth League Fll'st Game p.m. - JR. BADMINTON-Boys and girls, ages 8-12; o:3()..&-; .'graduates" of last year. . It H E Teen age Badminton; 7-9 p.m.-Billiards - ~een age boys. ,One of the biggest thrills of Detroit 1 1 2 - . . . Philadelphia' 3 3 2 the day for the particip ;tnts was , Thursday-4-5 p.m. - Softball - Girls 8 and over;'.{-S a telegram from the real New Winning Pitcher~Roberts ..Los- York Yankees to their local name- ing Pitcher-Herrick .. p.m. - Weight Lifting - Boys, Teen-agers; 6:30-9 p.m. - sakes.-Addressed to Gorcvn Wood Second Game Volleyball - Girls - teen, age and"over; 7-9 p.m.-Billiards- the telegram read: "Congratula~ R'U E Teen nge boys: .' tlOns on opening of your Babe Cleveland 8 . 6 3. , _ L. •• . .. • _ • Ruth League Saturtlay. All of us Milwaukee ~ 3 4 Friday--4-5 p.m.-eex:amics ~ Boys and gUls 8-12; 4-5

at the New York Yankees wish Winning Pitcher-Suor. Losing p.m. _c Outdoor g:unes - Boys .. all ages; 7-9 p.m. - Party your Junior Yankees a great sea- Pitcher-Andrews. . Time-Boys and girls - al~ ag~s., . \ ", son and a pennant in the true , • :4< ., Babe Ruth tradition. Best of High School Field Saturday - 1-2:30 p.m.-Playmates - Boys and girl-, luc.k, yog~ Berra, Hank Bauer, First Game Phll RIzzuto, Bob Turley and all R H E ages 5-7; 1-5 p.m. - Free Play - Boys and girls - all ages. the Yankees." >. Dodgers 8 5 2 any other man on the river. . At opening season ceremonies N. Y. yankees 6 8 4 • • • Fre~ Kross, Babe Ruth League Winnin~ Pitcher-Byrne. Los~ We see by the paper the Catla- presIdent. told the crowd that he ing Pitcher-:-Manardo. dian government .has given per- was . confi.d~nt that school and Second Game mission to a private .company to publIc offICIals in Grosse Pointe . R H E drill for oil along the eastern and Farms City, and Park were alert National League southern shoreline on the Cana- 1~ the expanding Babe Ruth and All Stars :: 6 -7 3 dian side of Lake St. Clair. Geol- Llttle League baseball movement American League ogists figure the drilling .will pro:' and as time went on they would AU Stars 7 I() :3 . '. • - .....Picture by Fred Runnells duce natural gas instead :0£ oil. Winning Pitcher-MacFarlane. The ~t. Paul. Flyers, under theIr new, coach, .Tom CIC otti, were contenders for the East Side Farochial League Personally' we hope it's gas be~ AlwClYs-GOOD .FOOD .nll Losing Pitcher-Sach~. baseb~ll tltle untIl the .second last ball gam~,. w~lch they lost to St. Thomas. The defeat droppe~ them down to third cause, that might discourage th~ • ~ .' ,T~P EN,TERT~I'NMENT place In the 1955 ra'ce. The.team shown, left to rlgth; front .row: .JAY BOCCI, CARTER PICHE RON MOlR and venture and' the comp~ny would •., pres'ntlng At Kerby Field DICK LETSCHER. '.'second. row: DAN WEMHOFF,. .BOB KENNEDY;>BOB WRIGHT, JIM ,LOMBARDO"-'an~ :CHUCK psck' up their, gear and. clear out First Game GALUCCI. Back row: DAN MONAHAN,'GENE GRAHAM, COACH TOM CICOTTE BOB KELER and BUD'ROLAND. ot the lake. ." ... ' GENEVIEVE '. . . R H E .... IF they should hit oil, 'brother New York Giants ll 7 2 (Bos.); Schwartz (Cle.); Herrick you will never. keeP ~oUr.yachts By Chicago White Sox 7 9 4 clean. And then there is the pos~ : DAE (Det.), and LoCicero (Phil.)...... • .,marl'rY" monroe Oscillation Winning Pitcher-Miller. Los- sibil\ty OUi'drinking water may' Triples-Gentile (Chi.); Stack- B'Gat,. Banter • of seng Be piano'" GOln a new slim fig- ing Pitcher-J. Brecht. pool (St. L:), and Johnny Smith be affected. If this happens us ure WIth Our scientific Second Game (Yanks). . ' By' F,.eel (Runnells ' southern Michiganders who use doncin, to . reducing! R H 'E Home RUns-J,. Brecht (Chi.); the lak~ for swimming and' our • Ralph. Bari'. Swedish St. Louis 13 '9 2 Millies (Cle.); Kolojeski' (Cle.), water .supply call e,xpect a boost • Orchestra MASSEUSE Boston 5 5 5 and..Carrier (Brklyn).' . (Continued fr9m Page U) in taxes to pay for ihe cost of pip- Winning Pitcher-Hinz; Losing Double Plays.--Fine, unassisted Johnston, Bob Benkert, Phil ing our water in from Lake Hur- tt ..•••...•..•.....• Pitcher-Stanley .. on above Port Huron. LuncheOD.!.. DinneR, :Late - Medley's (St. L.); GillHand to Peterson Phillip. and Ted Coggin did a • Supven '1 Day. Weekly Extra Base Hits (Chi.); Dow to Eschenbach to swell job in running off'the raees ,We love the Canadians BUT '. We Cater to Parties, Bmqueb BEAUTY SALON Doubles-Gentile (Chi.);' Cook Kelly (Brklyn); Man a r d 0 to without' a hitch. 'As a. matter of why 'do they have to foul up our .,20733 MACK, IN. THE WOODS (Giants); J. Brecht, 2 (Chi.); Fine Smith (Yanks). fact they did. such a. goocr job lake? ' Appointments, TU 4.2140 (St. L.); Standifer (St. L.); Hey 'WOOD-SHORES LEAGUE that none of the skippers filed '8, ••••••••••• Standings . protest. But they coulan't' have HOUSEHOLD HINT T. . 1.000 if the-y"liad'wanted to,..because it ~'" * .F .'ID ",~..I' .. . of london East " .. ~ AND OTHER SHUTTER DOORS Each team made 15hits. Hanne- rlc~n and National Leagues will season on July 28. The majors . Dye;. for ~he "past 'couple ot: n' .:: Stock and Custom Made man, of the Tigers, was the indi-' .open the season on Saturday, May will play .at. 6:30 p.m. on the years, ,has named the.regatta af- • ..... : PUNCH and JUDY ~ vidual star at bat with five safe 28. Players from both leagues will Nottingham diamond and the col- ter one 'of its older memberS. Last .:. ~T.'B .. 123 K.rcheval, Ideol for one or more doorwo'fs, in kitchen. hits in as many trips up. assem.ble at Kerby School at noon legiate game on the Balfour dia- year it was in honC?rof the late ~.J:1l.:: Oft th.hill rec~edtion room, etc. Finished plain o~ in In the other two openers the and parade bep.ind' the famous mond at 6 p.m.' on the Defer Milt Cross and the. year .before ~It'" J IN N .. . stylized treatment. Movable louvres .are ~Iso Senators beat the White" Sox Chrysler Kiltie Band down.Kerby School field. that Eddie Veltman, Mr. DYC ...' :: (lvailoble. 22 to 7, and the Indians whippedi road to the field where they will Tuesday, May 31, the Senators him.'ielf. it" .. the Red Sox, 16 to 9. be met by: the Color Guard from will mee~ the' White Sox at 6:30 .. Incidentally, "Eddie' is serving * 16209 E, WARREN : We invite ~'our inqltll'Y on all 1ype!l The g~es wer~ play~d at the the. Ch~onte' Anti Aircraft U~it p.m. and Evansville will tackl~ on' the race. oonimitte~ again this t . .. Bedford ~ of t:ablnet and othel' household wood- Gro.sse POlnte ,University School WhIChWIll con~uct the :flag raIg- Fordham: at 6 p.m. ' year and WIll.be pulllng the lan- ...er.~•• iC««.««.««""« •• «««-tr« workmg. I field under. a cloudless sky and i:ngceremonies:' League officials. of all :floUlI' yard, on .the. cannon" for the 20 . in midseason temperatures. 'Ilhe playel's' will take their communities" hav.e agreed to a starts for the. various' clll~es. td- ' The day opened With._ pa.i'ade Little-. League Pledge and after post s~ason playOff tournament die will ~tart the r~gatta :off with PI'HEIR WI'D PR'IJIJC TS to the field froom Mack .'avenue .that Mayor...William Connolly will which will match the champions 'a gun at. 10:30.a.m,.,~w.h~chwin be Grand"..Opening! 13940 CHARLEVOiX and Torrey road. It was led bY toss the firs.t ball into play for .of' each league. hi a one game'. the w~rning,. g.un; The first class'. VAlley 2.1056 Russell J. Cameron, of Post 253, the American League game at knockout startmg 'on Monday" to get away WIll be 'the :;~hooner~ American Legion, as marshal, 1:3'0.p.m. between the Yankees August~,l, and ending two days ketch a.t.l0:40.a.m. One hour 'and . Wednesday, June I and David A. Hallack, of Post 54, and Tigers. The Red Sox' and later with .. the champions:h~p 3~ 'minutes. later '. tqe'. tiniest as adjut8~t.. Indians will play at 3:30 p.m. game between the .winners of the. cl~sses, .the I.snipes and .,~nquins, ." SUtJ,! • Hart jomed WIth othe-.L'.celeb--' The players of the- :Nationa1 first round. W111get theU" start . HONG KONG e~op •.. rities to give the league a .end- ~gue -will be transported to the" The winner of this game will ~his year the regatta will be ~ ~ 16719 Mack, at Yorkshire off in its initial season. Other Grosse Pointe Hi~h School th~ld be erown~ . the 1955 Little in honor 9f Per' Val.bo; the man headliners .included M~s ,Nancy where the Reds will tangle with League champion of. GroS$e whO has taught'more Dye mem~ Kovack, as .Miss Babe Ruth. She the Giants at 1:30 and the Phillies Pointe. In case of rain. the pro- bers how to sail catboats than .,-~(aoso~ ..-.at tht!ir best! is a University of Michigan 8tu~ and Pirates. Will haggle it out for gram' :will, be mo~ed back .one ------1 - I dent. Fred Wolf, disc jockey, was seven innings 1>tarting at 3:30 day wlth: games ~Ing :'played:on. SPECIALIZING IN CARRY.OUT SERVICE master of c~remollies. p.m.' Tuesday and Thursday instead ------The :Woods will hold its open- of Monday and,Wednesday. Chop Suey . Chow Melli '. ing'day on Sunday, May 29, and CITY _, ' , Gild Calltoll.s. Foods .... A Large Selec'ion of it ~o will 'be featured by .a' . The deadline for managers to I ," Prompt Service . • parade to G~esquiere Park where cut squads to 15 is Friday night . ~~9...1i.c~. to .. Lamp Shade. sportscaster Bob Reynolds will ,Boys who make the major teams .' FREEl- . .. dt ..ciNto...... be master of ceremonies" arid wiU be.notifted by.the.teannrian- . Calf TU. 2..0102 . introd1.1Ceauch sports :fi~es, as agers. '. .', . '~Jug" Girard, Hunchy Horn- All oth,er boys are .to'repprt to , schmeier. Tony Leswick, ..ceSs the Neighborhood Club field. Sat- I: IE t Michaels:'and numerous: commun- 'urday; J'uD~:4; at 10' a.m. for' ap- i~J o1fic~als.Music' .will be pr('\- pointment; .. to, '8 minor .league vide

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, .(, !, ' YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED CALL T,Uxedb,:2~'6900, t~'S~rv.;You Quic:kly ,DEADLINE 4 P.M. TUESD~ . ~ ,t . '. , .' CLASSIFIED RATES 4-tlELP WANTED . 6-FOR RENT.IU.fur.ishedl 7"":WANTED!O RENT '-ARTICLES. FOR SALE...I'l-ARTICLES WANTED I3-REAL ESTATEFOR SALE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE WOODS,' 206.~ . 'Cash Ads-IS words tor 90c IYOUNG MEN-,Excellent Opp~l'- DEVONSH~E;; ',5,-'room 'lower, .B.U,SIN:ESS'MAN and wife; and' 2 HO'FP:OINT, elec.tric' -dryer. '~;~r,;':BdOK~ bought in 'any quant1t~. "G~~~s~~o~.f~TErrS~~~.fE v Chorgs Ads-IS words for $1.00 tunity far a sourid future. We garage. oil heat" autamatic hat .: ed, KOPP'S PHARMACY Full time. in modern hospital. ( - THREE b~draom Uilfurnished ,~heap.: .TU. 2-493,9. ""~",'"~' with breakfast spa c e; near ity; '20 acres .on Belle River. ~~~65_~~~cheVal at Notre Dam. Bax R-200, Grosse Pointe News. ,CHATSWORTH ,~ear Warren~ ,5;. h01ue, large yard with ,garden- 4 i?:AIR48'.: do'ublE(tra:v.e~SEI'rods( ,,' FO~;, ME~,!.s. ~.;.U.ITS Torrey 'Woods school. Hause is .of cut stone construc- ~14C MILLER PHARMACY S-SITUATIONS WANTED raomJo\ver. 'garage. side drive. . jng ~pa~e. ~refer ..near grad~ "$8;;.4;:pair.:,dia~)eries< tm:quoise ,:'TOPCOATS 'AND SHOES TORREY ROAD _ Special Cape tian, ,some imported fram Can~ ,-,..- 14945 Kerche:val at Waybum adults,' TU 4-461.19. " ,and JU1ll9r 'hl'gh schoals. Bald- , backgroun,d,. ~1t11' beIge. plume . " Cad, 3 bedrooms, 1112 baths, liv- ada and parts of the USA. Has SUM large' living raam with picture NOTvRaE'20.96AIM4 E LAMPS UPPER FLAT 5 f' win .. TRinity 2':'550().,' ' pattern, '83" lang, interlined, 'TUlso 3-1872 ' ing room Hix28, enclosed ter- '*: at .. raoms un urn- . , , ' ...50' '.' M' , , windaw, natural fireplace with ;', no 17000 Kercheval .t Notre Dam. Custam-made lamp shadel made ,. " hed q' 'P ',' ' " F' , '.' , ' $/,: '. a paIr; " "agnavQx, m!'i.:-' .," -, . race, ,unusual cupboards,' rec. twa side m i r I' 0 l' s; modern, "'.of Tu 5-2154 . 'and recovered in my home, .~U 'd' 1ro93ss3e3';:Callinte . ,arms., ,FORM~R Gdlo.sse,Fo~ntel prah~e~tyhogany, ,excellent,,,, radio ,~and';:'A telephone'.ca" will "bring us' to roam with fireplace, 70 ft. lot , , ft .__url WOODS DRUG CENTER TU 2-0315 13Q Ridge Road. ~e 0 -, ," a ~ ~rnaans . .' ,ow~er . eSlres, smg. e orne, 'good,' ,phona'graph' :$50;1' ',XU; " ' you "iril'mediately!. WIth barbecue. kitchen full bath, 3 bedrooms, 19291 Mack at Bournemouth '. , , E ' ' early. occupancy- .deSIred. Ref- 5-8987,. , , baseme~t, , hat water, .oil, fur- ':, ,~tlJ Tu. 2-0llG R U F F LED curtains expertly LOW R FLAT, 4 gaod rooms, erenceS' available. TUxedo, 4- ,'. , ," ' FURNITURE,' WANTED'. If - WHITTIER ROAD, near lake. THE SHEPHERD'S STAFF .'. parches, one garge, $85. hall . - you U r 't d t' nace, dining room, fruit room. tm 14340Mack Ave.• at Ohahur. done, pnced. reasonably. PIck heat va.cant Ttf.'2-4660. . 263L BENl?IX a~tamatic wa~hing .ma-;, , have, anything, in thelin'e .of n lml e space 0 accommo. bl'e;ezeWay, one-car g'& rag e, ., .ish VA. 2-2(tlt) up and delIvery. Mr~. Van.. , " TERRACE or upper duplex, un- (:hine, A-I condition, $75. TU. household furniture and: rugs date large family, 5 bedraoms, well hause. work shap,' tractor .,,"teI

1A---P-E-R-S-O-N-A-L-S---~-- Haverbeke, VA 4~0661. GROSSE POINTE' furnished! ..between j~fferson 5-6735., an4 .in~sc~l1aneous a r,t i c,l e s , ;o~~:h~a~~ ;:d3rJ~0~~a;,' ~:~~ house. starage house;' screened ..l, COJ S C TARIAL d. 630' NEFF, ROAD, upper 2 'bed- and Kercheval. 3 bedraoms PRA'CTIr:"ALLY'he',',,,, expensive please call the Issac Neatway kf 1 k' h porch; about 30 ~ods river iran':' ~ mE VILLAGE BATHS, mineral or E RE work one m v "Fu'rniture, 1~930 Kercheval, brea ast room. arge Itc en. 'tage. In a picturesque setting steam cab inet s; scientific ,my home, voice writer dicta- rooms, 1 bath, large living raom, ,plus den. Adults;, Far oc- Spinnet:piano. 'sacrifice ,at $450. VAlley 2-2115. lIP Reduced. ",er, of green grass lawn, circle Swedish massage. men and tion. Reasan~ble rates. Gall dining raam, terrace, heated. $190, cupancy.August' 1. Can give TW.'3.79Si.'. GROSSE POINTE CITY-Georg- R a s e mar y Gant, TUxeda adults. - references. Grasse Pointe News 11,-AUTOS FOR SALE, driveway. varieti.es of flawers, wamen. TU 1-6480. 17194 Eo GRAY- 26," Girls' Bicycle. TU. ian' Colonial, miniature estate, roses shrubbery, ta the tre- W C d. 2.3283. ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN' B,ax S-50. completely ,valled, 4 bedr'oonls, ,- arren, ne-ar a leu:x.. T " , 1-49f1 LET YOUR nelghbor select a mendaus shade treeS. You will J "~1-B---D-A-Y-C-A-M-P------STORMS removed, win d a w s. U',5.6063 ' PROFESSIONAL MAN and fam-' " fine l"econditioned Cadillac far plus m a i d's quarters; near be as reluctant to leave this , BUS beauty spot as the .owner wiJl washed, screens put up, awn- BEACONSFIELD between Jef- ily desires 3 bedroom house 'in GENERAL 2l inch self-propelled you ~t the Cadillac Factary schaols and shopping. "Unlil GROSSE POINTE ings hun'g, wall washing ,and fersan and St. PauL 5-room Grosse.Painte area, unfurnish- lawn mawer. won ,as prize ..Will Branch; far further inform a- A}"TNBEDFORD GOODMAN be. Owner wants quick sale, 1 ".cel painting, eavestro .lghs cleaned, ed preferred. Refer~nces .. Call sacrifice. TUxedo 5-6843.' tion can Frank Bramley. !Jays, TU 5'-6063 LO 7-4706 theref.ore special price of $25,- DA Y CAMP VA 1~4127. upper flat. Carpeted, ga's heat" JOHN S GOODMAN 000. worth much mare. wi Adults 'only. $80. VA. 2':'3930 WOo 5-2860, Ext. 41. BENDIX automatic washer in TR. 5~5180; evenings. TU, ," . $7, yourPlan child-rIghta purpo..~ful heresummerat home.tar EXPERIENCED gardener, gard- evenings. 8-- ARTICLES FOR SjALE.,', good conditian. TUxedo 1-8579. 1-4382. 513 Ver~ier Raad. GROSSE POINTE GEORGE STEINMETZ, Daily swimming, golf and ening or landscape, mainten- 6A~FOR RENT (Furnished) 5 PIECE 130lid maple dinette set, 1935. CHEV~OLET ro~dster. Re- , By Appt. BROKER 16- archery. Interesting 1ield trips ance, .or any kind of yard work. - Beautiful C h rom e and B 1a c k -table ,and 4 chail's.' Practically' bUllt engme, new tires. Needs GROSSE, POINTE FARMS-On Ric;"T •.)nd, Mich. Phane 24~ "ENG lor the child 3 to 12 years of RA. 5-1834. 755 HARCOURT-June 19-5ept- wrought Iran Formica Break~ new; 'Reasonable, VA.' 2-0436. • work. Ideal for custom wark. secluded private lane. Custom GROSSE POINTE SHORES - 45 (':. re~ age. TransportatJan avallable. 'R ember 3., Beautifully furnished fast Sets made ta .order. Chairs' '", ... ' , TV 2-4644. designed, painted white, New anl Trained personnel. ELIABLE Scotch waman wauld fi ve- raom fiat, $60 weekly: Call upholstered in Duran Plastic ma-, 2 LARGE living roam chairs; fire- England Colanial on exceptian. Robert John. One of the last three. bedroom hames built be- , -.;: dr'E 821 Vernier Rd. ' TU 1-3460 like baby sitting in Gros$e Chet Sampson. TU 5-7510. teria1. Tables made to any size place fi~tures, GJ.!:refrigerator" '55 DODGE'Royal Lancer Hard- al lot approx. ,315 feet x 151 ed( Poi n t e. Own transpartation. "--~- .or sh'ape. Odd ta.bles. $29;,chairs" bed-davenpar,t, ,RC~ ca~inl~~ top. 3 tat:le blue. Powerflight feet. Mo~t attractive inside and fore the 1.800-foot restrictions. -!.,,, "'.- %A-MUSIC EDUCATION EDgewater 1-1177. GROSSE POINTE $4.95 ,'eac.h. Visit our factory dis~ radio, May tag : washer, s.rV.,an, transmissian. power' steering, outsid:,:. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths Live in this desirable area. . -21A.- \vith law investment and main- Play the plano, Special rapid' EXPERIENCED typist desires FOR LEASE in choice Grasse plays. Buy direct from manufac- bedroom, chi,l.ir, 4 dining room, accessories, low mileage. Of- . for f&mily plus maid's quart.ers. ._- tenance costs. P. DeCoster. ',.FIRE f:ourse. far adult beginners in part time work during summer Pointe Farms lo<.:ation,' .one of turer' and save 33%. _., cIlliirs .. TU: 2-3835. ':' 'fered dile position change by Vacant. Please call for price Builder. PRo 6-6775. • am modern or elassical. Alsa chil. manths. Bax, H-75, Grosse the fine mediLlm size hames 'METAL MASTERS' MFG. '. 'auto executive Ptice $2,300. and.'details. dren's cour38. OUtstanding vaice Pointe News. lac wfl~tohl.,b4e~Bt'Roo.m2abna?h~aotlnlasnecfoinrdst. CO. T~~~~~ a~~~~:~;5~~hite ja~ket, _' VAlley 1-8472. 124 OFAhIhRoHm0eLl,MnEtop-coVnd8I'tcl'Oannt , 570 ALTER ROAD Srr instruction •. " ~ .... 21912 Harper-St. Clair Shores '53 LINCOLN Convertible. Black Ranc . 3 Enjoy the coal breezes of Lake' BUl'lt 195"}o and .l'n top' "ondl'tiol). bedrooms bath fl'nislled base ", voi ENGEL PIANO STUDIOS 0RCHESTRAS for' dances, 'Yed- " ... 5 Blocks North of' 8 Mile FOR SALE-Gas'stave (apt. size) with white tap. '$2,650. TUx.l " - St. Clair. 11145 Whittier dings, etc. Novel, dignified. Pl'O- Available 'Jar at least 12 to .15 PR 7-4412 1 ment with lav. and shawer. Gas fe~sianal: $63 up. Carlos Rivera manths from about June 15 refrigerator, GE; 2' 9x12 rugs; eda 5-40 8. heat, Jalousie enclosed terrace. Brick Colonial. built by Walter LA. 7...2280 or VA. 1-3515 24902 Gratiot-East Detroit old fashioned antique buffe1!' ., . I Mast, Only 4 years old. Living Orchestras, VA 2-9226. Must lease furnished. \ J PR 5-5200 (or sideboard); : beds, dresser YOU .WANT ~ :porty 1tttle ~enced 60 foot lot. p~ room 12x22, J1'. dining ,lW>n1, PIANO instructian, beginner and Hugh Chalmers Daily 10 to 8:30. Sunday 12 to 6 and, mise, items., Call Friday,. 'conv~~tlble that s .I~ ~xcellent HUG~UC~~O~~ERS advanced students; yam' home LADY wants days work. clean- bright kitchen, ventilating fan~ ____ ._.__~~_4~,~~40______TRADE-IN sofas and chajrs. All May 20, 1955.'1345 Maryland, Co~dlhon a~d, amazmgly econ- or my studia. Ethel Mundt. TO ing or laundry. CaP 1 ta 4 p.m .• terrace, 3 bedraoms, tile .bath 7-6455. 68-ROOMS FOR RENT in nice conditioii, Reasonably Grasse ,Pte: 'P.ark.' , amlCal~ ~hlS 1954 M.G.-r.F. HOUSE FOR SALE-3 bedraoms with shawer,' 1st. ft lavatory. TE 1.9294, , I Raadster IS far you. Call TUx- priced. Van Uphoistering Ca.. FOR SMALL child-ren, dutdaor edo 5-0724. and sleeping porch and bath- General Electric gas furnace. 28-TUTORING PLEASANT room,' employed lady carpets and drapes, side drive, MOTHER to care far 4 or 5 year or girl. Charlevoix and Somer- 13230 Harper. Open ,~ 'til 9. table with' attached seat, ana. , room up, down, liv-dining and old boy .. LA 6,3763, Harper 1951 PLYMOUTH Suburban, by kitchen and breakfast and 2-car garage. set. Kitchen privileges. R~Cer- swing' with::two: .'seats lacing; COMMUNITY Woods. AUTO DRIVERS!' Ages' 21:"'65! closing porch. Owner only. VA, Martha Bachers ence. VAlley 4~2570. mirrored bathrriom cabinet. VA original .owner. Sp;ecial interiar, TUTORING Only. $6.51 ta $7.76 quarterly 2-8621. Price $11,000: No real VA. 1-7710 .~ ,_ SERVICE 2-07.09. leather seats, ,radio and heater. EXPERT finisher on furniture .or buys $5.000/$] 0,000 Pub lie , MRS. LOUIS MAR/CK. DIRECTOR MARYLAND near Jeffersan, TU 4.:9994, if no, answer, TU ~state" baats. wishes weekend work. Liabil~ty with $5,000 Property anne parker offers 844 lakeshore. Tutoring by degree t;J(lchers Qvai!. p1easant room for business man. WESTINGHOUSE electric :stove,. , 5-371l.' Call VAlley 4-8538. Dan~age. TUxed\) 1-2376. ' GROSSE POINTf WOODS open sunday 2-5 if not sold. a' al-Ie in all subject. for ~rades, high VAlley 2-0179. exceHent condition" $60~ 199.1 ALLSTATE Motor Scooter, less OPEN "SUNDA 2-6 bargain chance on the lake school, college and adult education. Kenmore;.Grpsse Pointe ,Woeds. Y OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS GENERAL house\fork, Grasse GROSSE, POINTE, just off Jef- FIREPLACE E QUI P M'E NT. than: 10 miles~ like new, $200. VAN ANTWJi;RP 2100, corner front, and .only exterior graam- TU 2-7673. 339 Merri~th.r, Grs. Pt•. Forme Pointe reference. i TE 1-3482. ferson, large front room for Scree~,s, all types, g~'ates and- , ,t VA. 3-9994. Helen. Imm'acu!ate 3-bedraam ing as ~ must. see, for yourself • 01 business man or woman. C9al,' irons,' taols. See display ~t brick colonial, gas A.Q., spa- and try your terms _ .. also a ;,LAI, TUxedo 4-2820 YOUNG MAN, 27, vet., white, DINETTE SET:salid ,mahogany, 1953 DODGE 4 door,' V8. Auto- comfartable, 3 big windaws" SMITH ~ MATTHEWS, :i)640 cious living, dining "L", lIt.! buy-as-you-rent with 1a r g e High School graduate, mechan- $75; hidden-:bed sofa, deluxe matic transmissian, new equip- ," DRY semi~private bath, garage. C. 'S. CharIevaix Ave. WA. 2-7155. bath, carpeting, drapes, 14x12 ft. family space in st. clare parish. PRIVATE TUTORl'MG ically inclined, chauffeur lic- Faam Rub:ber,manqfadured by, ment. Owner. TU. 1-3293. .'" c'ar or Protestant preferred. TU. heated terrace, 2-car garage, $26,500 on rent, terms or offer. IN ense, wants steady employment. "PIU 11 man," ,. $85;' beautiful , 2-1912. ,FOR A B,ETTER grade of used excellent landscaping. quick tu. 2-4660, tu. 1..3186. ~¥ - YOUR OWN HOME Dependable, excellent refer- drapes; TUxedo 5-7647 or, TUx-' 1952 FO;RD 6, 2.door, standard 211- furniture,' see Neatway Furni- transmissio~, gaod' conditian, passession. Owner leaving state. - AJJ subjects; aU grades. Adults . ences. Call Richard, 'WAlnut PRIVATE ROOM furnished and ture, 13930 Kercheval. We eda 2-93'30." 2-BEDROOM brick harne, ranch [,EXP: and children. Certified teachers. one owner, best 'offer. TU. OPEN SUNDAY 2-6 ,_ 3-9426. bath Grass,e ~ointe, near always haye the things yau are POWER MOWER. reel type, Pin- type. 134 Muir. pai Call: in 1-2151. CHARM. LOCATION. CONVENIENCES both shopping' centets. Wamen loaking for. VAl!~y 2-2115. car; 22~irich model A.L'Deluxe, B~AUFAIT ,2119. Charming 3- t)olI DETROTI' AND SUBURBAN 13A-LOTS FOR SALE YOUNG BOY wishe~. ,lawn wark only. Call TV. 4-5521. , . ., practica.lly new, VAl,ley' 2_5659.. 1953' 'Nash Rambler .convertible. bedroam face brick bungalow, 20~ TUTORING SERVICE after schoal, 3 years experience. - " , ' M,A, TTRESSES red, leather uphalstery, radio, living,' dirj.ing "L", beautiful LA;KE HURON. Chaice selection " TU WOcdward 3-8315. TExas "-1378 l ,,_r Cali Bill TU. 5-3211. 6C-QFFICE roR RENT. HIDE-A-BEDS ANTIQUE' a'nil chair, solid w'al-,' heater, turn .indica,tors, new' brick telface. gas A.C., carpet- .of deep, well-woaded frontage, . I 3-LOST AND FOUND EXPERtENCED g.irl. wishes 4 EAST WARREN at Devanshire, BEDROOM SUITES nut. 75 years' old, pqrcelain wnite walls, Contihental spare ing, 2~car garage, finished rec. .on scenic heights east .of Che- day" a week. Harne nights. Ref. Att rac t.lve new' bUl'ld'mg, Id ea I Sava on la'"d'lng' make". casters. 660 Harding', Apt.,' 2, tire. Clean car,' Private~ VAlley room, quiet' street, $5,060 down. boygan. Sites from one to -22 LOST-Jet and black broach, in ere~ces. TA. 5-1143. for law y e r, manufacturer's M' T ESuS s;) a,ft~ 5 p,m. ,,' 1,,-13'97:, " acres, with 80 to, 1;000 feet ~of . SCHNEIDER " Winkleman's or D. J. Healy',! agent, etc. T.elephone, service. . A TR E I IN C. TV 4-0442 lake and highway ,yfrantage. dre.ssing rooms. Reward, Box DAY WORK, every Friday, and TU 5-6057. 106,2.3 Mack VAlle,Y' 2-5152 PAIR ofpa1e pmk Sou-chau jade, l~AUTOS WANTED 20947 MACK AT HAl\iPTON . Owner, WA. 3-8245. h S d R (soapstone) l~'TIps; gold' frame ' R-100. G.P. New-'. ~~:~. ot er atur ay, T. 18038 1.IACK. 4. individual o!- Ope~ every Thursday and Friday mirror, .40x40; antique rase cut; ,W E NEED '. LOST of month old black puppy fices or suite in new' modern'~ evenIng, Closed Wednesday at ,velvet custom-made safa, used, '1950, 1951 and 1952 Automobiles. GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE f (mixed :sheltie), child's pet , WOMAN Wishes laundress and air conditioned building, park- .noon. " 1 marith. Two-tiered mahogany Have. Customers' Waiting. vicinity of St. Paul'a School ; light general. references. WAI- ing.. , Rapidly developin. g ar,ea. GRAD' UA'TES N'OTE-Tuxedo table.'TUxedo 5-4176.' 'For,:29' Years We Have Been t 3 4259' , Payiilg "Up to' $100 More. POINTE TAILORS CLEANERS. I $5 reward. TU 2-0734. 3 6 I EXnpuER-IENC'ED d f ~~~f~~~:0~~~~sPfcg~~~~ntl123~~' antd ~inner jaCdket,. sizte T U ;,USt~D rPabw,er m18o~erst' e~;~P7 ,E.' H. COOK. \, (WtNO!\llI.L PO.NTE) , , LOST -.A Blue eyed darling sea 1 ~ gar ener, re er- TU d 54582" 'ex r,a .Large rose avenpor. . lana.. uys. -m., a ..D-;m. 15701 'Ha'r,pel',' Berkshire-Balfour Men's and Ladies' Suits Tailored Or;ier i ences. would like jabs cultivat- xe 0 - • ' 1-2360. Limited time, Michigan:Lawn;"" TUxeda 2~9145 eto point Siamese cat. lron1 Mea . A,terations. Relining, Cleaning and Pressing VA. 2..3040: t r; dow Lane. TU. 2-8330. ing, .lawn care, trimming ~nd 6D-RESORT ',PROPERTY SEVEN PAIR rose and • beige mower. Ca.; ',2:0~17 Ma~k: ~ Res. 437 Chalfo~te Rd. TU 4.:4118 . , prunmg shrubbery. LAkeVIew I FOR RENT ' , ' Damask drar-er.l'es, 84 I'nches. G'OLF 'SEI"I' ' d b N" d f FOUND-Small child'. glasses , 1-6896, .', }-' , k,.an ago eve~ use . 12A~BOA'TS AND MOTORS ; 1493l EAST JEFFERSON, at. 'City ,Limits 1 FOR RENT or Sale, available July $35. TUxedo 5-5162. Regisfer~d: Co~t.:$,90,,must' sell.' I FOR SALE' . Fred 1\1. Schuman Established 1925 • vicinity Waterloo, near Lake - WHITE WOMAN WIshes hause- ,and August. Beautifullakelront ALLSTATE M t S t '$30. 'Remington', uptight' 'typ~- " Open Eves. 'till 7:00 •, land. May 18. TU. 2-6191. 0 Jb, w 0 I' k. References. W~Jnut hame very clean m6dern can-' th 10' '1 ar ' coo er, less writer, $35: WE .. 5-3481.' , CHRIS', CRAF.T outboard cruiser, -- ' .. 2 3185 ,. , '1 1 I d' an' ml es, l1k e ,new, $20: '.,' _, , , 18 ,'~t., new 28 horse Evinrude, •••••••••••••••••••••••• 4-HELP WANTED - . veniences, ,c~mp et: y. an - VA. 3-9994. SIX-PIECE mode!'? dmmg r~am, pipe,:b,erths, trailer. $1200. 'TU. :SEWERS. DRAINS ..SINKS.' '. D (Male and Female) WOMAN wants Tues,day and sca'p~,. boat,. good.fIshmg: and ' , I " set. Table pads mcluded'. Good, 4-9994':;if no, answer. TU. 5-3711. ',' every .other Wednesday. Ex-, 5"':llnmmg. lsl~n.d Lake,. 3~, M~T?HED SET .of man s,Spau!d- condition: ,TU. 1-0969'.' " ROAD SERVICE : ,CLEANED , CAR HOPS. counter help, gril I '" perienced, ref ere n c e s. TE, ,lmles :fram DetrOlt.EDgewatel mg galf ,cl~b~, 4 -:roods"9 stam-.' , . , .,' 12C-BOATS WANTED • man, steady emplayment fa r : All types. Night and day. service TU. 1.9813 3-3810. 1-1659. less steel lraps Vllth; bag, 'wood LARGE Chest of drawers, white~. ' -..i those wha qua 1if y, for day covers $65 TU 1 8052 ' laI'~~ sl'ze bays,bik" e,' s~'n'g're 'l'r'on",WANTE' .D,"hi,g'h bow fishmg boat, : AJI Work, Guaranteed CHILD CARE SERVICE BURKEMO'S. H:and new del\J.xe ' ',',' .' - ,"::" <> , Z4.Rr. a Oar £fAtA \ shift and night shift. Age 18 ,bed, camplefe,Al(r ..each:TUx~" 14, feet;' $75.. TUxeda 4-1432. or over. Apply Riehard.s Driv e NURSEMAIDS for baby sitting riverside cottages, an'dmotel ..' SPODE. DINNERWARE;' fan c Y edo 5-1721." " ,. ; 1~ :RE'AL. ESTATE ,\ " :'. ' 'MOTOR CITY In, 19430 Harper. by hour, day .or week. Practical with kitchEmettes.'private shaw- dishes, men's' clathing; , baoks, ~ • 'Electrical Sewer Cleaning Co. \. .. nurses' available. References. ers, sandy ,beach... dock fOl":fish. end table. crocheted bedspread' 3' MENS Suits; size. 3.9. shart; '2". :, ' LA, 7-5053 Earl. Rlcllaf,dl Servici COOKING and general, 2 in fam - PR tt 7 0377 Th S'tt' ing; alsoha~~yriloan cottages andl tablecloth; ',niiscellaneous. '. dt:esses,l 'caat. 'size: 12';,'ward. ;:':,, DEAL WIT,H ••••••••••••••••••••••• .203" Maek ••••. tJI ~. WOU"I . ily, $35 per week. TU 1-2486. Clu~.cO - . e 1 ers an St. Clair,1tiver.;Located bs- Must be' sold,ta settle'/estate. tObe, trunks. TUxedo 2'-3185.

tween St. Clair, Inn,',:and C~m- 9683,E. 0,u,ter,D.riv.I>,Lli/,6-020, 7." ,,' ,".. A SP~'CIALIST , STENOGRAPHER and assistan t We Repair SA-EMPLOYMENT BUREAU ningham Fisherman's' Wharf,' ", ',.1"" .-' AUTQMATiC:.wasller~fa:nd";dr.yer, Over 4,'/4 miUion dollars ta boakke~per. small Gross e two .of the finest' eating places BOYS BIKE (Sc~wmnh full SIze, Westinghause' twins:. A-I' c6c1f~ ,,' ~xclus;vely in Gloss and Chino For 9uick Painte office. VA 2-8613. ' COLORED CO UPLES, coo k s, • on the riv.er. Daily or weekly. $22. Partable record' player, tion.TUxedn, 5.,5691:- - r;- G"ROSSE.' POINTE Vases Drill~ maids, chauffeurs, caretakers, Call St. Clair 1081-M .or write one, speed, $10. Mantel clock.' ' - EARN additiQnal income hand fI - janitors and porters. Day .or 1801, North River Road, SL $8. TUxedo::5':'0006: PIANq:., -: CONSOLE;" mahogany, "REAL ESTATE ..II Typel ~~, - ling magaz.ine s(lbscriptians week. Fielt'l's Employment. TR Clair, Michigan. . 'Dyna-tone \ (tone' of, a baby Wholesale price list free. Be . 3.7770 . --'---- '., - lfHILCO',' air canditioner. new. gl;alld),' 'p'ractic~ny .. new, o~'ig!..: Purchased lost .Year-Through of Lamps A,,- ~ ds.rd Pub1ication~. Box 63 7, SUMMER HOME :facmg', Lake' ~, VA. 3-9994. , nal" pric~o $895. will sel! $450~ ,H' M'J\'XO'N BROTH ERS ~ Detroit 31. 6-I=OR RENT (Unfurnished) l HurO l, fl~t beach. ~ust be seen DAVENPORT, with ]" "', ' TU. 5-76~7 ,.or TU. 2-:-9330.;i. : .:, Cu~to~~rs Since 1929'- ...... S~tisfi~d to appreCIate, 12 mIles north of ' . '. S Ip cover, " ',:," " , ". Old and Ir~l). TYPIST. 1'0 train for dictaphon 386 NEFF ROAD-Upper. tW(j e. Port H 11 ran. 5 bedroams, ,(floral .green). $15. Call be. TUXEDO"excellent :'38, regUlar, FOR:S:ALE' 51. Clair,Shares; 22632 bedrooms and a den; enclosed Will take JLille graduate 0n spacious living raom, play roam, fare 10, or ~fter 5. TU. 2~9462.' d~uble, b~~~ted., $.20.SihT~r:~ve~ 'Wildwood,' on lake, and canal. N•• Lamps~' )"' Park 'Cab, Co. part time until graduation ,• porch, garage. recreation raom, 2 ba.ths, mo~~rn'ikiJch,~n. 'ultra"PORCH GLIDER, ,~English ':oak. " ~mg.'" :,~~p~, SIze 7.1,.2",$3: l\re~'3 'bedra9m, fi:r;eplace. :full lJ 1J . • 5 day week. haurs 9-5. Appl y adults. $175. WO 1-2002 or TU VASES and furmshed. Ta see, stop at 8120 buffet with' hutch top; and Tpxedo 5-751~., I basemen~ ,',b,oat well. ,Trad~ ]534 E. Jeffersan or call W0 5-2~58. . VA. 2~24,1'1: Lake Shore Rd(, US 25} 2, miles 'waoden ,tables 'with detachable 8A~OFFICE E9UIPMENT.t;,', hau~e .or lot'., , StATUES ,.~. 2-0200~ ~~ ... GROSSE POINTE GARDEN past Lakeport. Sat., 'Sun., Q.r: legs. TU. 1-7052; , " , ,,,.... " " . : 14'AN ta wark at Nursery, sam e APARTMENTS Mon."or"Cal1 LA. .1-6237 week-' ; " ,-, , .NEW:"AND~~used,typewriters!and "84 VENDO~¥1E ROAD W IRE D -...... sales experience. Apply .n per - Unusually attractive large com- days, 1$2,500' far. se~son. : ,:, , .~OY~~' I : El1g~s~'.f.acing bicycle, adding machhles.,,,, All' makes Cl~ssic' 'char'in:, "~ombined ,with fortable 4 and 5-raom apartments : '" " ':,',: eqUIpment,' generator, lights, andniodels:"~SaIes ruid reritalSZ many' '9 ,',:the, ,finest and. latest Fun' Iin. ,of floor .on, 24300 Harper, bet\\-'een 9 f f '" and 10 Mile Rd: with full size dining raom, 1 bed. GRAND BEND, Can a d a, La.ke ,'ge~r shift, carrier. Half orig- 'W.e do 'our 'own ',servfce;~oTk; 'canveniences,' for CIDm!ortable lomp oem. ~.. R~.SI"". roam, crass ventilation,' automatic HUl'on, 3 bedr:oam cot t a'g e inal',cast: TUxedo 4~2447, ' ""i' , ',,' NATION:AL ,'OFFICE' ,::;: living makes, tWsspaciaus he'nch Also handmade '~Il~,W" - available aftei. July 4th. '$70 ' . EQUIPME . . : " Coloniai, , ideal' family, home. • T... EXPERIENaED fauntain help . heat, free parking, exc~l1ent con- an' lamp and kerasene ..w..': _ ..... per week. . TU.',2~8323""" ST~ENT VIOLIN, ' stand, and 167 9 'g" '-, NT "~ '. 5 be:drms., ,;3~'baths,."2; lavs .• plus .• htHt4 ...... Age 19-45. Ira Wilsan Dairy dition. Rent.al $110 to .1'H35.,'Ref. Filigree VORl ~. ' ). ;: ;, ',".' , ' ,' ~ase. ( Excellenf condition:'. $'35. " 4. 'T~P:!~l;~. Bishop'; , '.' maid's ro< - Harper. Mr. Moare. Mgr. TV ~TV~AID RADII 1erred, typing required. 51h da y adults. Na pets. Top T.efel'ence~L dividers,' C p-p 'J) 0 'a'I; d S ,belaw, WA:l~ITEP.":- ~-pieee, liviD:g r.~o~ ,3-car "aJtt gHarNaSgeT"O'' N'E' &. OLLIG ~ 5-2078. week. Call for appointment. TU. Furni~hsd hr unfurnished. TO ,shelvH apove. 7 :feet. hi'gh alsa IUIte. / dining. raom - SUIte, "re:;", ' O ' ' S.I. &.hrvic. 5-4825 or TO 6-9209 eyeningl or 6 louvered panels e fee~ high. frigerator;' washe~" TV, '''gas ,JOHNSTONE 1 , ,..9236. CLABSirIij)s.oEt .ZSULTS% ,ELECTRIC ~HOP, 13'41 K...... , lettI•• ;oeIIendo. , . . TlJ~ 1.8743. , '. atoy.. ,~, YA .1,tJta. " .1., TU. 4-DeOO 15243 Mack Ave_ VA. 4-'12J '

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, ' . , 55 ~.Yt M.y 26, '1955 . p .kOSSI' .P()IN'T.~, 'N'\!~,., _,- '. " Page Twerrty ... ~" '.', ~ C....1"5s' I- f I- e', ds. 211-~1~J~~~I:::D.'~,-' 21~-WI_~DOEw&.~ASHIN5 .2~u7"~~~~IN~, ... ,"" .... :]...... ;~FER SCB~OL.' ingthe dog. • the Mason menagerie is • pet fl '-I - ' ,'!'<-.... .,., . ..J - ~..: SPRENKLE ". "~a1ki~,:tW? an,~:a ,halt miles Fuzzy's first' visit. to Mason alligator from South America. He \ . "" PAINTING and decor.ating,': wall . WINDOW CLEANINGv WALL:.. U...':: '.' ..... ':, ;,,wu., {'*, .•s.+.~ uaJ;,Y' Johns~nSchOOl, was made ,at t.ile age is a;ffe.ctionatelY".. known > as i papering; quick $ e r'vWc~~ /. , ' . WASliING :c' PL M,6IN~,_-,hf~EATlN,? "aoout. ~a fifth \ grade".field trIP o,f 10 days. When he !'eturned "Oscar", and belongs to RichC\l'd 1Yr'-rOJ- . S POR . Charles Krim .VAlley .3 nD7' " ..s' t' S" & G' tt . VIOLATIONS' COlUlECTED'. ;. tak "'b" M''. 'M"'.;"';"i.;.:', six' days later. he brought hi.~ Halber.t'in Miss Beulah Markhus' 1~ - S4LI. 2.le-ELECTRICAL SERVICE ...... " ;..-~ ...... ;;. orms~ creen~ u ers - '''-8.E~:~,:D~8'";:~~' .. ,.:~ ....1_5~n.~. C'r. ",n.li;U1V~S room lunch with'him;'and th.~ childret1 rMTOO' 60' B ' , " 'FOR THE FINEST, '0" j'. ~~ LA 7-0712 , -V~ 9~3941 13322,~:E',J'EFFERSOt,r . ?rom Deler ?ch~~l. J?e,r.m~s.Frazer, h dth - f t h' fi~ T~e.nili~:o' f h b er x , eaupre'Lane be- BROWN ELECTRIC _ -Master I. " generap •. .",:' ,. ",'.';;'~ " '. _. ;,had~~~Pi}li&'n¥}.:"':?'7~~,t~F.alLacqu~~g than with a tourttrodgh Green- thrilled to sgeal:- • ard picks him. up he protesta leting, CASH AT ONCE llttics, rsc.'roo~s, plugs, ranges. JOHN' R. FORTIER PRo1~35SI 21P-FURNlr,URE. IEPA~R,. , Jewelry Rep~mg'illld,Engra);lng: -field Village thought an enter- by swishing hig tail about O\\'n- 0pel'l.9 a.m.-7 p.m .. Also Sunday. etc. Expert WIring. Reasonable ,. ".' CUSTOM: upholstering. A splen-, " LEEBERT. ~:, prising teacher.' He' put hi& plan Another honorary membeJZ of vigorously. :McLain Mortgage & Realty'Co. rates. Free estimates: Rapp DONALD ,BLISS",' 'did selection of" deCorative:' ,SILVERSMITHS.' "into a~ion Thurstlay, April 2l. ]0804 Hayes LA. 6.3544 Electric. PR,6-0780: Decorator.'. fabric~~, .'~xper:,f. neet:llePoilit ,14508.' CHARLEvoix:- ," ~!SY Gascoigne reported .her 14-REAL ESTATE WANTED 21D-ELEC .. APPLIANCE 'Exterior ,.Interior mounting~.EstfmatescheerfuJJy. NR: ..CHALMERS enJoyment of the covere~ brIdge Rugs, Carpets and Upholstered Furn~ture "Ion 'SELDON & CO. SERVICE' ,Free Estimates ,. given. Ewa1d.c}3929 Kercheyal. VA' 2~1318' . which she saw~.and 'also.the home I Pan- h. m. ' -- VA 2-8993. .. '., ,'. '. '. . . . of Thomas EdIson,;; , Expertly Cleaned and , bed- 80 Yeara in,G.-P. . ~ '.1-~' ;, , • 21X . GARAGE' . _ ~. '. ' '. rm., T' OUR 40th YEAR. EXPERT VACUUM, TU. 1,70pO . ;~ FT!RN:rTtTRE:'~AIR.Refinilh-' - MODERNIZATION' ~:'Pruderice.' Fry spoke.o C?f ,the Moth Proofed~in Your' Home «sher, .u1st your property WIth us. CLEANER S-RVICE .. mg;r~uD~ollterml, springs r.e. . , ...... wo~derfully pre,served old ri Oll t Members of the Grosse Pointe. t. OUTSIDE PAINTING .. Special :.tied. Anuctuel,:a' specialty. COMPLETE' 'MobERNiZATION~~I~oo~ an~:h9m~s, 9~ .the :~ly PAINTED WAllS CLEANED ' ;(,11 at Brokers Association All. makes, F!ee ,pIck up Bnd rate, on. anything in broWn.' TU. .Pick.-up' 'and"\Clell~ery~ Duall, . - SERVICE>'~" ' ,- .' :tlmes: whIle ~e~edith R~~an BY NEW MACHINE - ]8530 Mack TU 2-2100 delIvery. RebUIlt Hoovers, $14.95 5-3590. LAkev~ew 1'-8249. :.' Spedalizihg:in;~r eb r ~'a ii 0 n',was ..•~nterested m. mfor.matIon of Results Perfect .. SaVel' Pai\lt S \V ANTED to buy, 3 or 4 bed- to $44'~ARPER VACUUM PAINTER neeQs j. i .". . , tooms~ porches~. kitchen, .a-ddi- ...the.ear~r Amet~canl ,m~e~tors:: :Reasonabl. Prices - Free Estimates room Colonial. location, Al.1th. 'Eureka" Hoover' and .exterioi-~ ~:~~l~~.te:e~~' tions, remodeli#g:;. repai~s~.and' tJ1e early s~r~ and ..m ..."lS. l-ll 00 Farms ~~,~.PL~S.TERI~& , ~p.' St. Paul's Parl'sh' only . Oc- S.ALES AND SERVICE decorator. AI'so ..A'_l wal1.:w'.....b. . -rn ...... " . Over 25 years'. experience. FHA. M?St ?-f.these ch~dt'~n ;f~~t ,th~t LA. 6-8981 cupancy by . NEW - REBUIL TS ,- PARTS ...' no ....PLASTJ!mmgfall. ' fur- 368 McKinley, Grosse Pointe. EXPERT pamtir.g', 'paper hang. . " . " '. . Th''I'S ~_r'og.....:'"'"w.as" sponso'red "by 1itudio-living room with 3 pic- 'E. MASON & CEMENT Contractor. COMPLETE pIANO SERVICE- u .Loau M!MBER MEMBER room, TUxedo 5.4027 or' TOwnsend 'J1'ee" : ... ture windows, completely furn- ing by mechanics, esti: Gl' b" k" d t . k' , " . . a ...co'm.....,;ttee'.". of, .Ki'Ildergarten Bulldeu AI- t , AN h TU ed' ass" rlc' ..an .5. o.ne wor I ,''1:', uning~' repa.irin.g,,' J,".efi.Il1.. 'sh.ing u .... N&tlo~ 3 g e, ished. Automatic washer,'wa- 7-4312 .. ma es. van., ~sc e. ' x 0 d A h" . Room. Mothers. :, l.Jrrs~C.liffo'rd AI- soclat!.on of A • :t:lewan repaIr. rt ur DeRoo, and m.othproofing. /VlI'A l~ u t,. , ..."" . ~actor 4 1187 TU d 4 271 l\letropolttarn Auoelat101l tcr softener. All very modern _ - • xe ,0 • ~.' '1-434Beaconsfield. TU 1-2450. "1-2025. PI,!-ceyour .or,der:.early.p'augh, .Mrs.Thom~s ...~aulkner, Detroit of iSu11den eened convenie.nces. Ready. :for im- 21 F-REFRIGERATION. . SERVICE . .. " ~ Mr:s. Ferdinand' Fendler, Mrs. iron- mediate occupancy. Call own- _ PAINTING, papering, paper re- ALL BRICK. REPAIRING. 21Z-LANDSCAPING ", Jack rreyj Mrs . .Loui~~Gascoigne, , moved, Wall washing. Neat, . I . • .,,:' Mrs. An,drew Hadji-s, MI,-s.Arthur ~tth1g er, TU. 5-2237. KELVINA'rOR c-irc1e FRIGIDAIRE, NORGE reliable.' Work g~arill~teed, ',' B~~~;s~~ ~~e~~~~~~~. ,For complete' lands~aplng 'and. Hummel: 'MI.:s •. John Jacobs, MJ..s. I,vers, 15-BUSINESS Mertens,' 122 Muir, TUxedo lawn cutting .. : " .' Fr~l1k Ma.cLea.n, M.rs.'Lou Max''''''', Commercial 2 0083 .,'Manuel Marches.e CULL Residential tre- OPPORTUNITIES Specialists, also deepfreeze d ", other makes. an - '., , .' " .' ',' 'Mi. Edmund 'Oldani, :Mrs: Frank twill "',LA. 6~930Q. PHILIP TR.OMBLEY' & SON' Premer, Mrs. 10hn' Va~derpoQl, Alterations FRAME AND PICTURE J. HAYES,. / PAINTING-Inside and outside, ' .. : this BUSINESS ON ~AIN STREET VAlley 2-8212 free estimate; Phone TU:4-2544 . PRo 8-7734 DR. I-CSI5 Mrs. Ge:orge. Verbrugghe, Mrs. . wiJI ALL brick. repairmg, basement) AI . W b' :1_: or VA 1-,,7950. . . OYSlUS Y roslU. sale, Unlimited possibilit.ies; ideal for 21 G-ROOFING waterproofing,. licensed a'nd in- ,. The program. included colored $25,- ceramic classes. Artist-owner - will teach you the trade. GUTTERS c I e an e d, repaired, PAINTING and Decorating. Get' su:r:ed. Manuel Ma.x:chese, LA TREE SPRAYING . slides, comments by' the school painted, inside and :)Ut, install :free estimate early on outside 6-9300. TU. 1-6950 / nurse, Mrs; tange, Visiting teach- 57,500. Box C-750, G. P. News. and unplug. Private. VB 9-2220. painting. Insured. 'Herbert Wal- .. '. ' " er Mr .. Riou}!:t' speech therapist tel's, 1119 Ashland. .VAlley G~RAGE bul1~g,cetneI?-t work, Cel Fleming '. Miss Yagee and the tw:~.teachers, BARBECUES , 6-PETS FOR SALE ROOF REPAIRING e 2.2809. SIdewalks, .. ~r~veways, flower Mrs. Kyziva,t and Mrs~ O'Reilly. Complete sets of lifetime castings 243 Expert on leaky roofs and caulk- peds, specla,lizmg on porches. Landscaping Service. -: ENGLISH SETTER, mule, A.K.C. !o build your own ••• or :-45 registered, 8 months old. black ing, private. VE 9-2220. FOR ABETTER paint job, in~l. Fr~e estimates. Sam Vagnetti; , MASON SCHOOL. ~ last and white. Excellent with chil- side or \outside, call J. Rupard, .. .TU 5-0785. ". . . COMPLEJ.E . Recently Mason School has Big Boy Portables ROOFS, cresset, stained, tarred TU 1-4521, Free estimates. It be- dren. Reasonable uffer. TUx- and hot shot. Private, VE 9-2220, , LAN,D..SC'A"'PING .','. played, hostess to :some unu~ual :tion~. edo 5-0274. A-;'l ,CEMENT .,Jrloor, driveways,. . '. __. • . visitors.- :The:first was. Fuzzy, a to take wHh you on yo~r ou'tings. 21H-RUG CLEANING DECORNt'ING~Intei'iqr, lexteri- garages, city walks, residential ~eeding", sodding, ,grading", and frolicking '. white. ;Iamb belong- \. area, 21A-GENERAL SERVICES '0-1':". 'For your personal satisfac- Also electric spits and othe'r; main- and commercial. Bonded. TU .dirt removed. Topsoil by yard or ing to Leslie Murray In Miss ~,- BEST CARPET CLEANER~ .tion we can furni~h you refer- 5-82.92., load. See y~r soil first~ '.:' Mary Rea~s kinde~garten. Fuzzy accessories. . :oster, }:'IREPLACE equipment, brass ences, Work myself,' Insured. and irons, tools repolished and " GREENWAY 'LANDSCAPE was" an' orphans lamb who has CLEANING DYING LEON STRIEGEL . lacquered, screens repaired. .REPAlRING . 21 S-CA~PENTER WORK 14550 E. a-Mile Road been wholehear-tedly adopted by Smith-Matthews Foundry Co. Smith~Matthew5, 6640 Charle'. VA 4-0518 .. 2 blocks West of Gratiot the entire Murray, family inClud:- PROMPT HOME SERVICE • Kitchen. ~emodeIing 6640 CHARLEVOIX Phon. WA 2.7155 Lake voix. WA 2.7155. LA. 1-9466 PRo 6-2416 21Z-LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES FOR FINER- • Recreation Rooms. CARPET laying, new and old, INSURED • Porch n:nc1osures ~alter stair carpet shifted, repairs of TU. 2-655b INTERIOR & EXTERIOR • Asphalt. and 'Plastit: Tile . SOULLIERE LAWN & :"iving COMPLETE LANDSCAPING ",' all type. Leo Trudel, TU 5-0703. PAINTING & DECORAT:NG • Attic Rooms . roon1, • Resldentilfl and, Commercial GARDEN CLINIC . Top Soil, F'U!. Dirt, --- EXPERT carpet and furniture CHRIS C. CHARRON", Seeding, Grading Residential FREE g fan', VENETIAN BLINDS cleaning~ 25 years in Fishel' Repairs. ' , bath Building. . & CO. Phone. Day or .Evening ... Industrial ESTIMATES 'atory, Guaranteed NurserY1 Stock NURSERY SOD OUR WINDOW SHADES WAlnut 2-3986 TUxedo 2-0100 Commercial lrnacc, Notionol Mothproofing ond Satisfaction' 01.lr Guarantee SPECIALTY dri\'t', Sod - Peat Authorized, Dealer PORCH SHADES Carpet Cleo nino, Co. ~tablished in 1925 S..M..Goebel Laid or. Delivered' . NEW ROQFS • Barrett REPAIRING • Bird Co. TR 2-0370 .' ' .. TU :5-4478 Full Insurance Coverage For .Topsoil -' Manure PRescott .6-8018, . ASBESTOS & • CeIot!'.!x ., 'Your' Protection . BRICK. SIDING: r ..".-) Carload Buyers • Fllntkote .'~.--'" .- CORNJCE B€>ARDS ~ l ',,- • ,...: '., ,'" . ~ ~':', '. ~, , • -t • • t."H:' F. ',jENZEN; . BUILDING 'RES. & COM'L. LANDSCAPING ';'1,'\ q "",,',1 ',. ~ ''-'q II'hl')1J /J . ('.;;.. •. Johns-Ma.!1Vzlle " • MOTHPROOFING 'I "! I_ - • . ~ ....- J 1- '. SHEET METAL , ,Licensed Contractors Coml'lete 'Reptlir Service A-I. PAINTNG .AND" Home and IilCltistrial ftepair. TIBBIFS'.TREE:SERVIC'E WORK A:.. call '\VJ1I bring samples • u.s. Gypsum Cleaning, Repairing 5-year guarantee, 25 years in the for your selection. ~shor(', .DECORATING r Additions~ attics. completed; .; . . Reconditioning Fisher' Building. old. rt' BASEMENTS, Lawn '.Furniture Porch, enclosures. recreation Bring Your Lawn and Garden Tree' trimming ond removing lake ESQUIRE SHADE CO. Notionol Mothproofing ~nd Sprayed. Outside estimates free. rooms; gar age S, repaired, brick repairs. Problems to Us. No. Obligation I~wn servIce 'LA keview room- 1S 133 Gl'Cltlot Corpet Cleaning Co. Patching, plastering. Skilled. 7-7200 urseJ( Open Friday Until 9 P. M. color workers. City:-wide r~fer- TUxedo 1'.9744 PRo 5-2328 Night Colli also a LA. I-IS1S LA 1.1516 TR 2~0370 TU 5.4478 ences. WA 2-4546 or AD 1-9176. 20726 Harper 'at Anita REP Am screens, porches,' fences, 17558 FILBERT TU 1.1259 PR 5.9834 arge Harper Woods TU. 1-4541, '. DRYERS vented, all makes, $15 PAINTING and Decorating, In- doors,. windows, cabitlets, book- laris!l, ccmplete .. LA 7.0533. RITE-WAY CLEANlNG CO. I offer. terior and exterior, Wall:.wash- cases, good work, .prdmpt :jerv. EXTERIOR & INTERIOR ing, ,furniture and rug 'cleaning. ice. S. E. Barber, 20380 Holly- 21_WATCH REPAIRING, WASHING & PAINTING LAWN,MOWE~S.' Practical prote~tloll ~r-""" b-.-••••• b-' O'li ••••••••••••••••• "n.••,•••• , . Free estimates. LA 1-2203. wood, TU. 4-0051. '.. ~ ranch EXPERT WATCH and clock re- CARPETS, RUGS & .sHARPENING , ,', ~lId lastl~8 .beauty pairing. Prompt service. Reas. UPHOLS'l:ERY BEAUTIFULLY 21J-WALL WASHING. Power, Mowers a. Specialty . ' 50 Years' of Lumber Service '.!l~ JIM SUTTON Q CLEANED .. ':...- ' onable prices; Bradley JE'wclers. WALL. WASHING and .painting. ' 1677 BRYS I EVENINGS CALL GIRARD.PAYE'. ~~r:urhom. 20926 Mack at Ham P. ton. Well recommended. ,Ri I h 1 Carpenter. Wo~k, 'Repairing and For Pick-up. 'Se~vice TUxedo 2-9309. LA 6-2304 ED 1.7688 Rough and Finish Lumber, Including ectiOIl price. TUxedo. 1.3870. Remodeling, At tic s, Porches, Residence. TU 1-0474 ntage. 16901 E. Jefferson" 'WALL washing and painting. All Garages" c .Doors, Plywood; Building. Materia}s Che- work guaranteed to your .satis-, TU. 4-2942 to 22 TOP SOIl: . c ' , faction .. For 'free estimate, call G E.N ERA L Modernization _ ~et 'oC LAkeview 6-3898: fill sand, fill dirt, .trucking, ntage. :1 ~ Plumbing & Heailng I porche~,' recreation rooms, at- hi loading, bull dozing .. . I~ WALL washing, window washi!-\g. t' k't h f . t . . . ~ lUrz-lU"fSER g~J..~- ,Phone TU 4.2544.,"orVA' 1-7950. les, 1 c ens, ' orn'llca. ops, TU 4-4672, "TU ,5-061 8 20229 Mack Avenu~ cabinets and stairways,. t>lastie Telepbone- W A. 2-8000 ~ ':;rOll. Pointe Wood. E ,&. J , ,:. . ;~,~~~~lt tile; reliable terms. Cet:~LETE landscaping servic~, '4 '// I I ..~i" WALL WASHING~ WINDOW '- . ! • AOU6ir4Jir- FENCl ~ .5140 M. ELLIOTT Cor. Farnsworth Oetroii - 24-HOUR SERVICE TUxedo 1..7410, CLEA NING' ." lawn cu~ting,' culti,fation, edg:' ~ . , S1.o S ee"'n &. G :tt . 'STAIRS,- porche~,' alterations, ing and. clean-up work.' Fri'>_~., :, 4'\. I .. rms, cr suers. cornice boards, all home. re- .' Habitant\l'UStie",ood feneM'with • It DO 0 II Rllall 0 !LU U U U U U 0 0 00000 O..().l}0 0 0 II 0.0 0 0 0'0 n n n n n n 0 0 0 LA 7-071~VE 9-3941 pairs; lic!).nsed car~nter. VA. estimates: $1.75 an hour. Julius, . cbaractet' and cha'rm'prvvide • I 40' ,I f'\ Electrle Sewer Cleaning 21~WINDOW WI~SHING 1-3272:.. ..~' La~iij:ere~~,fk 8-2709... :' " . picturesquefra.li\e foryoUt'ihOme, - , . '. " ,. J. .' . , '. I.pdl.~dy ;J?zor~~~: __,~O£'you Is Disposals Solei and Instalred' . : WINDOW CLEANING LOuvEREyf DOORS-CABINETS COMPLETE LAWN: GARDEN lawh:ndgarden~m1>li.ntfenCil WALL WASHING:;: : BERMUDA :SHUTTERS-TABLES AND TREE MAINTENANCE' . " are factory fabr~ted'tO 't yOur :00 Service :.on. Screens ':and' Storms, CORNICES-HEADBOARDS AND SERVICE . .,' '. particula, ground,l'laQ .and are F. H. A. Terms-Free Estimates . . ,. ., .. . . '. made £tom beautiful, durable - Brick washing ~xp~rtly_ done.: FORMICA,-BOOKCASES;... 7 CAL FLEMING. Northern Michigan White CedU. 'I Basement 'Painting. , . . ,.... . ,. . DISHMASTERS DISHWASHERS . WATER HEATERS loll. E. G'AG'E &.-SON. ~'.A11 Types Qf (;abmet Work._ LANDSCAPIN(j: SERVICE' . Single or doubl.ptei1rith.hir . ~I~. r '..F E' 't' •. ' TU 1-69,50 ,. . -.e at!ached.. "t n", TU 4~0136.' "VA''1;,,2165.' .ree I s llnates • -- i , ,'. " ,'" . :'. 'W ,. " .', ','.,Seven distinaive Itjti~il~6i, .. ~ ::::.~. I Joh.,ston Surety.' .Bond The "Aristocrat" 'of House. Paint . Call 'LA~ 7.3932 - I.A~ 7.3700 .,.' :' " .' Pior.e~r. oo.a Products RqTO TILI,.iNG, 'gradfug; lawns : ...eh in a choice,o,flle,iadtl. Yo,•. .. . ' . . ~d g~~?hs, pr.eparl!' seed .bed, aD easayput up. Hi.bitailt(eoc:e .. ~~v.:C;~at.~ .5 eRE ENS ," 13940 .Cha:\"levoix. . VA. 2-~056 weeds mowed .. Licensed. L. W. ,J'l'UfSe1£ or we will ak".. )'t)G. .. .;; J; ./ '~ -". Johnston V.da e .'. , .~. . ,e .'. ,~".21';'T~DRESSMAKING- Dub~y', rtJ.5-2945. ''''", ""; eltimatefotcom~I~.:m.~tiO.., - I- _ "-- A non-r~djng Trim Paint that remalllll " • _ -1 - trel'.ll lOok~I" tor years .. .. ALL ALUMINUM SCREENED PORCH"WiTH ALUM.I~UM ~OOR,:.'" .MI~~ .. :M9~~ET;:9~~'.~'t.. s~air.<:~~:tfuit~.~~~~~:~~~~~~~~:.;:",:.....'. A~thU~i~e~.De~e~.~;:!I ,:'~ . -~,. . - ~~,-.;: .... .John.ton Soflat As Low As Old ..Fashlon-ed Wood Screen. Porches" I;,' ~~6~~~~' a~.~ ~\,~lt~~,~tlOns;.,.. Tl!. J~censled.o.)~H~B~ar'd' ,.':P.rpfe~d-\':,: ,'FOUNTAINI The new l\lar-prooi. -Scrub':Proof flat - •• eClut!ful • No Painting" Lasts a Life.Tiin. ..., . .':.:' ." SlOna, sowmg;."SO Ul'g;.::an .. : ., " .. , . rubber base' paint " , Also G.lass Ericlosed P(trches" . 'D.ESIGNI~h, :"tas~ionabie' suits, planting:.:: P~e.¥~tt:.,8,;6~24:::,.,. :';;, , :."FENCE CO.:". \r:j .\ Your Old Scre.ns and Porches Rewired and Repaired ,.' coats and 'dresses;.a1terations .LAviN' ~Aim:.; dA.~DEN:'-:?::\":<. >r••ciIl'; Ma~erfall'. OJ: Erecttoll .' . 'and :~hats;reinodeJlhi;~' ,rea'son- . - . ". SE.~VI9E:~..-~"'":>,::,.' ;' ,"":Rarper .-at 8, M~le~Roa~ ~f t [lC~'IC TABLES Sturdy-S foot-:- It Winter-Seal ~ All Aumin",!,:, .~' .abl~,:,:VA1ley 2.3610~ \", '.. N:l.coC?LS .• ~.:' . ".' ••Ii...... :." .: TU.'.1.8863" PI I~' Trea.ted Agaln,st Weather 19.95 is II ... ~ "Sturcli.Rib" 1J11aran~eedc . : :EXPERT Alterations, and Re- LA. 7.-5565. .'. ",. " '.~ . t . ." \ " ALL ALUMINUM 112 .SCREENS WORK BENCH Utility 1.2.95' D~LU~~' 'l9.95 ..,. ~• . II MADE TO YOUR EXACT 'MEASURE e5d'...... )', ~:.376 ~asl- It "Holiday" Doot $3Ins9ta'\19~1.• i:~~gvk1~~ SYOUROlDORACIEO:'AND BROKEN II Cost no more than old-fashioned wo~d IcreeDS SWINGING BAR ROOM DOORS J. • Won't wear outo-No uaintinl 'CUSTOMDRESSMA:KIN'G coats, ~ . '.,' . . . . . ; ..• lmmedJate Service Immediate Service, .' "'Iluits;' dresses,' evenmg ,'gowns, 'I.' .DRIVEWAY ISi VALUABLE! PICTURE FRAME MOLDIN~ Patterns, ~ •• > • l! • " . alterations expertly. done. ED. ~We a~pllaJt rel~rface 'You.r'cracked .brOk~JJ:::orsunken drIveway.for a II" 1-26~0. . .~ :fraction of "ielll&cement co.ts, _Jith, it IItioncer and more d!1rae!e I .. -),. S' . .. , , ,STANDARD ,LOUVRE DOORS, SHUTTERS VENEIIAN BLIND. <'298', '.y. EL"EiVIS' ION !.drlv"~...,_.~..,,.. . Baked Enamel .Steel . 0 • ", '. - •• ," "'~' , ..' .;fre.', f' ,Pr~mpt.;... c:u.. .' .~ For the Work Shop CI Whlte Pbi~, %, ¥.t. %,,' thick;" Birch, lXZ. lxJ, lx6, lx12. ~LL~i~~~~S~F TpE,eR~~ ~~~DES. ,..Up to:36" .. , ,;Spe~lahsts I~. ,'.,> ,E~f;ma~~s... : .:' S'er~i~.tt. ' ", $ Stanley Tools and Hardware. Wrought' lro~)jrass, chrome, ,wood legs.' Scalloping. %" plywood. lI, I; and ..... wide, I' .l~. )Vidth . del>en~able saies. Service .. Relidential , ".~: "Co",m"r~iol ;' . .,. .' I~du$ti.ial @ , . . Hlghly Cornices, trims. Nationally .known ~'.Ea8t.BUt'J Pattel'Dl. New I FmERGLAS3 Screen Wb:e. . . . I . VENETIAN BLIND and WINDOW SHAD~'j'REPAIR:SER'lIC~E' .. RADI~~nii~:p~oIttED l.~. ~oio"tool~rl.orto~l",all: .. ,.W,~i~I".doi~,i(.:y~uc~lt 'i~ ;.'.. • '-.All'WorkFu,l1y'Guar,anteed '1'.' . 1 ''EEN ,''t&f::Z¥.-~~;Z3~ ..' I . '.,' , .Grosse Polnte:.Yelevlslon ~ . ~~1~':,' l' ....~ I I CITY SASH & SCR LuMBER I owers ! IVe Give SloB Green SlamJlO . .' ."",' o~.. 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-, . of L Mrs. Charles A. Dean J;"8 love ot"hats is e;ride~t-agai~ 'ffJ4Jtnfe ;'," .. People. The' ,Know in a wonderful bittersweet. velvet toque she's wearmg tins in \ season.' •• Wears it with a bittersweet and black. printed silk tail1eur • • • . "~""..SALAn DRESSING. '" * ,. Contributed by " . Counter,Points", The James Zi~n youngsters love their Pet boxer .•. and Mrs. Charles Ellis when he ate their mama's most elegant new hat the other /1 can Campbell's tomato soup .i cup MazOla oil day. • . they hurried to their rooms • .'. g?t their piggy 'ba~k .. %" Co' vinegar and with great big pleading eyes, put thIrty seven cents In .~ c. surar " mama's hand .•• JUST what she paid ~or it in the French '. I.taP. diY,mustard Room, no doubt! 1 tsp...salt '.' * * • ~, tsj._paprika We queried art connoisseur Joseph DeGrimme this week '* ts.p. pepper, on how it goes in the w?rld of the great .masters '.' • U~ust . 1: onion' grated fine" said the art connOIsseur. A very nIce lady came Into . Z tbsp. Worcestershire. ~uce the' galleries and wanted to' buy a painting. 'Oh, I cannot Makes .one quart of salad afford to pay $500 for one picture!' she said. So she left my dressmg. and' will' 'keep.indef- shop and went downtown where she, bought seven prints, all init~ly.in the refrigerator. Be framed, for $500. She was very happy with the prints ;because. sure' that all ingre~ents are they took care of a whole room, but yesterday she dropped well blended. by again and said the worst thing had happened. Her 'he~ door neighbor had been downtown and bought the very same seven prints and had hung them in HER living room. She wanted to know what to do. I suggested she invite the 'lady next door in for tea so the lady could see her prints and then ',' my unhappy art collector could go see the lady and admire HER prints. . *. * • Mrs. Paul L. Barker ~omplements a blue valley lily ehapeau with a ehok~r 'of wonderfully blue poils ••• * II! *. On her late Sprfug .tootsies, .lVf..rs.John Warren wears fiat black slippers edged.inpink;,blue* .• * and. white felt posies .• ~ Mrs. Henry Ford II uses* a••l-o-n-g cigarette. holder •.•. • Pu..FERINGS Teacher: Now, Johnny, if you stand facing the east what is behind you? . Johnny (whimpering): A patch on me pants and I told In.)'' mother your eagle eyes could see everything! . * • * According to By Gardner here are some SUPER Supel"';' 8titl0D9: . , . President Eis~nhower, when he w~s a, general, always carried seven old coins including a gold 5-guinea piece, in his pocket • • •

OF G R 0 S SE POINTE AND THE' G R 0 S.S E o" ~ .• . . .See. • and ~alDp.".: z • '" '"I. , ~.' m For :Ctimpers' " Gr~und .Cloths ..t •• ;.; .4.50 - 8.95 > w Canteens. ~ 2.70. ;;:0 ,:t: Mess Kits '.""". i ••.;'.1~OO- 3.35: .~ Flashlights .•••• ,., .•.. ~from 1.95. Vl .' .... , Sweat Shirts '.; ••••••... : : .. 3.00 -. Adle:- Sox ..... ; ••... 75e - :00' , u.; i . Airmattre'S$ :.:'.:" : .-•.: ... '~.. ~~~99':;.". • o . (Made.Jn En,gland) .. '_. . . Knife, Fork and Spopn:", " " ~ .. ;;0'" . 'Combination, .. shiiriless.. : .. L7~' ~ . \ eu.door lkepmcat its toast-wann . belt. W1Ute Sta. Sleeping Bap .... Duffle Sags : ~'.~."...~.-:3.9.5+o 7.50'.; . delicned to meet the most .exacting Knap Sacks; .. >.'.;:, .. ":.' ... '3~95'. demaods 'ol . outdoonmen every- -'> where. Ezpertly tai10red from fine.t Poc~.et.'.and :Hu~!in.g':'. ." '~,.'. :'. Z.: materill1s by White Stag master I craltsmen.' Select from White Sta,'s Kni~,~s .. ~.: •.«~':.',frome I.~o. .'0'.' complete line. 01 wool. kapok. OC' Camp.~Axe~; .••••.• , .• 1.35 -.3.40 . down-IiDed !lQgS in durable wetef- tepeUent CO'4rerinp. LaundrY Bags "'~ .• ~.:~,~.~'.' .... (:~5... <1 : • UMd witta ..... ocMW -rMItt-9""'t falwla. ~ , . '. • CCMIlpf".1y ..'5CltheMtr~. " .,_-• r':' : ': "'):'J' ': , ,.:' ~I, .r, 1..,: .r...> < • Ovkk-exlt _rfl'"lCY ziPI*' .... FOR., Y;O.T:JR. "1: ... ,. -' .'. < ,,_ 1",ld~ Clftd ",.Id•• i' b..,,",~;_..-:,:' ..' '~.' ~'~,', " ,',- Symphony Plans Summer 'Season VO'IT ~ . - • ~ .. oI,:Matt_ podcet&. •• •• .. .~ _.. • ••• 4- , BEST" MOTORING""; . ~" :. . " " \ • loiii ci_plldiy *.eftT ~. Equip,m.n' .: .' . '. . . ,'...... ~'. $, g. "'~'" ., .tj. : ...... , ~',' The' Detroit Symphony Or- U . Swim . l- ;' . The Detroit ~ymphony su~et' , -:c- all .used' by the"eXJ:~rts tn .. ". ~,~'7'. chestra will open a full summer complement will be 90. It will LL,~ ~.. ,," '. 4 .; -~ 1 •• n .. . , " season of. concertS" .Tuesday; June ~~lude 10 of the. o~chestra~s'14 U. ~ltJNI?~:RWAT'ER",' ::;. 14, at: .tp.e Michigan' State Fair first. chairmen,' a higher 'per- 17.50 Mosks' --Fins .~.S~o,kl.. ..~. GroUIids Shell under the co- .centage than ever before. The o " .,' • 1.'~"_~ • spon.s~rShip.{)f : t.he Detr.oit Edi~ programs Will offer the classic "~' .' .. ". .' 21.50 24.50 . , ,,' .;....:..m.. son Company. ,the National. Bank ~'. serrU~C~8:~ic fare so PQpu1ar J; ~ octveftl.. d .• of Detroit, ana. the Music Per- wlth'Detrolt suimner' audiences. ..-.' ~ - .26.95 Outdoor Lile 0tIcl formance . Trust' Furid .adminis-' Last year the series attracted "~otMISft'_ •...... -:.:, .. : ,', .. ... : {\ . . tered'locally. by the Detroit Fed- more than 162,000 frOm -this area '. , .. m. ACTION ..I'" The' nine week series will, run more "will hear the concerts again through. August. 13.' It will in-. >- C~stin9 and Spinning Ro'ds. from 3.98 (l). to be broadcast this year by radio elude .2'? concerts presented free stations WWJ and WJR. . Solid Glass or Tublar Glass < , C to the public Tuesday, Thursday Detroit .has.received much na- c=:: Bronson. Pfluger, Heddon m ... and S~turday evenings at 8:15 tional attention .from this series, under the direction. of. Valter the only one of. such scope pre- Lr> .~;Vl Poole. ... .• • REELS 2.95 to 35.00 - ••. c ••.. seD;ted at no charge to the public.

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