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• '. ,'j - , r All Th,a News • Of All ..... The I)ointes Every Thursday ~orning ro.sse , .' ews Co.mplete New~"Cot!erage of' All the : _ ( ... _ _" , 'Paintes• J • VOLU~AE17-NO. 26 Entered as Second Cla.. MaUer at the Post 0111ce.at Detroit ••Mich. 5c Per Copy' . , , , GROSSE POINTE, MICHI~ANi ,JUNE ..U,. '1.956 ~.!iO Per y~ 28 PAt;ES Fully Palid Ci.rculation ,.

, , . . ' HEADLINES ,took AH'v~ Slq The y. May' Stay Alive .'. Farms Halts of the Council in Woods . . Assessment WEEK •As Compiled by th6 Studies Financing On Business wtJ,"tse Point, News . :' \ 'Special'District Created To CoHect Funds For Site Thursday, June 21 Of-Drain Project. Rescinded by Coun- RESCUERS are still search- ing for the bodies of 74 persons cilmen killed in a fiery Venezuelan airliner crash yesterday. The crash, Plan For Apportioning of G;rosse-Gratiot Development Is The Special Assessment the worst in commercial avia- .' Approved; To' Accept Bids About August I DiStrict 7 case of the City tio:l history, occurred as the of Grosse Pointe Farms has plane was returning to New York with one engine dead. The .The 'Wo.od~ council held an adjourned meeting on been rescinded. big plane explOded while dump- Thursday, June 21,, Red countries. He said the .... Off United States should lead the proposed each of the involved ense . The overall cost to the city, West in this move. He said Rus- communities .be assessed ac- . --- including improvements, pur- sian. leaders are ready to make School's. out a..'"ldso are the kids. A frightening, f . -Fred Runnells Photo . cordingly,. that is, each be A motorist who appeared chase of property from the a certain number of "unavoid- path 0 thecClT' She is just helping the' NEWS photQg- charged. its fak share for the before Farms Judge Grant E SCQ.oolBoard to expand the lot, able sacrifices," yet too familiar, sight to motorists ,ilsthe child darting rapher remind you to ~ .particularly careful now that whole amount, and "then the' . etc., was approximately $33,994. Pineau made this statement into the street to chase down a stray ball. ,YOt:!Ilg ,suniiner':is p.ete and our children are :out of. doors. cities in turn assess their citi- Armstrong .twice within a The assessment against local bluntly at a National Press Club LINDA ORl?ON knows b,~tter than to run' out into the Give the' kids a '''brake''~ You'll both' be" glad you did. 'ze}1s.: '. . .year on a ch'arge of speeding business was $2'1,441.' luncheon in Washington, after ' . " , Mr.' Lange' said that each and' reckless driving, re- The ~jority of' the busi;t~sl- ending a three-day intensive K. e Cl b p. C' · Th B''. . p city's cost will be determined by ceived a heavy fine on Wed- men sald ~hey would be ~g diplomatic talk with Secretary lWaU"SII .,U oIlrtte, . O'lp'mU,-nl.ty. " . ,IIeater . zo' ". '.a'v'.;n' g: 'pumpsneededthe slze. of sewe~in that pipesparticular'and nesday" June 20'... . toment,payprov1dedthel~ share'the ofFarmsthe assess~prom- of State John Foster Du11es. The PI A I W d '.. 't .' . . . . Rohert s..Sommervllle, 29, of ised not to meter tl;le parking :~sa~;::~~y t~:n:;~o s:i~;; ans nnua ill S Up B.usje~tSeason J ob~'Stlirted ,. cO~~~~~in' CO~iss~~n .wili .~~r:o~~t~~m::~F~~~l~e'i~;; ~~e~ proniise was not ob. sharp differences on how to July'. : ;J Sfh;:' ,o'UJ:' 'W"''Jeth Sh~ow' 's'"~'.'''~L-::..:~'a''.W' i~'k,"e'~n'~d"" [' . ,.:.:rii":, ..";';'(ST ....,..... ,'. " ~c~\ b;dS. pnth.e, proJect on b~ata:nd Ea:l;Field,:,!heJ?- they: W"nenthe cit~"sought W col- :~~l:s.Russ.,it's ne~ softer £;E ':1.1Uo ~;;'V n. ,,(jOuS:': ' : :~ec~ntly, Eas~~.'Detroit' ex- v.Tl"tnessed.his 'car travelmg ..at leet the assessment. the. Bill , .. • • . - pressed a desire-.to come. in on an '..ex~esslve speed on Lake businessmen obtained an iJI,~e .. SOURCESCLOSE to officials H F. . k 0 1 T "Di~l 'M' "f~r Murder" .WilI be Presented Frid,~Y and. -. -- the drain. 'program, and .. Mr. Shore road. '. tion restraining the Farms from in Washington said that the uge Irewor 5 isp 6y 0 d h Cook Ro'ad :and. Portions of Lange sa}d the. coun~l did not- Was Going 90 collecting. However, befOre the Unitf:Q.States may abandon the Be Held Ag~in on P~rcens S~tur ay' Nig ts. at Can'non Com.munit.y Center. Chester.a.nd.AH'h~r~Bein9 object to"this, provided that. a's .. The officers said they. chased injunction was served, several :financing of the Aswan Dam in School Grounds at N!ght :':.: " . '.on, ~uilforcl , : .. : .... ' Surfaced .at Costa result there will be no delay the motorist at speeds up to 90 businessmen paid, all or. part Egypt. A spokesman for Egypt------I f $' .' , 'in starting the job..He .said the' miles an, hour and. fmally of their assessment. ian Premier Gamal Abdel Nas-, . . • ~. The Grosse' Pointe: ,Community .:l'heater-. winds up ,.f~' . .0,:.'" 44~9,OO . · '. Woods will .not tolerate" any stopped 'him' at Lake Shore and In Com SiDce 1954 ser said~hat Russia has offered ,The ,G:o~~~Po~te ~wan.ls 's~ason t;b.isFrid~y, and .s~t~;!.-I'~ay'}lights~with p~rfermances: .', - i : ~'.- . delay, ~ecause the vitally need- P;ovencaL . . . The case. l1.adbeen in eoun to loan Egypt ,$1,120,000,000to- Club wil:l sPO~Sol'"'1ts 14~b of "Dial 'M' for Murder". The hit thriller will be stagedat'. The Woods.' b~g~.n:lts P,8:v- ed dramage system must go __When brought before Judge since September 16, 1954, and ward construction of the dam, annual huge .FIreworks DIS- the Cannon Community Center. Auditorium an 'Guilfprd mg of .Cook road, Rart '~f; Its aliead: '. . . Armstrong on Wednesday, Som-. since then hearings had been and without any interest. -play on WeJinesday, July 4, Street near the Cadieux-Warren' comer.' street andalley~ repa.1rmg . Offer One Solution merville eritered a plea of not postponed several times~ The loan would be paid back at P~cells'~choo!, Mack at . A quick look at the cast of0------~----- and improvem~ntr"I>r?gram, He said that if East 'Detroitgu!l~y to speeding and rec~less On February 19, of this year, over a p~riod of 60 years. The Vermer, WhICh WIll start as thls PI:0dlllctionproves the adage season of. summer sto.ck_on on.,Monday"June 2p, accaud- . Mr. ~ange~;li~ th~t,this. pav- s,aid that if everything 'goe~ . Too W ide- Tztrn' rows have been left un-met~red. as close collaborators of the Poink; furnish Halloween and . la., w~ ,e e. our iences. Dean Erskine' has playmg proJ~ct Wl1J..mclude .the ~- according to schedule ,the bonds for free par:ong.. '- late Josef Stalin. In a slashing Christmas parties for the c~- maJor ploductlon m ,which-:Mr-.'e~' l~ads in three sho~S'; aJ.l~ p~v~.dportions ,of' Chester ,and for ..theproaect ca~. be, sold P.roves C.ostly'. To Meter Last Rows attack made in San Francisco dren; help boys and girls in S~e~rerth ha~h afpe~r:t SInce d~rected three othersLJohn.Wil-; Att~ut: roads,.. ,and t~at ~his dUring the latter part of Sep- At Monday's meeting, Coun.. before members of the Kiwanis work of all types including Jommg e ea er as seaso,~' ~(m.has p}aye~ chaoracte.r,'par~s~p,art..lcuJar prooJect I.wlll take. teIriber, or early October,- de.., --- c1.lman Edward C. Roney, Jr .• . t' . d'to 'f h di Before that, h~ was a frequent m flve productlons and Phyllis- b t 60 d tIt' Making too wide ,a turn from ' International h01dmg a con- scou mg, an care o~ .an - leading man with the Wyan-' . ':. i a 9U . ~ys. o,comp e e... .' pending on the bond market. one street to another can cause moved that' parking' meters be venti on in that city, the Secre- cap p e d and underpn;vileged dot't cmm 't th t d Reeve 'undoubtedly holds'othe .' The first' payment . of, . the Resolutions on the bond sales 't b't ft' hI' A M installed in these two rows, in .d th t th se h'ld h ObI e c I um y ea er an record ..for,'GP~ characterlZa-; ;\, 'al . ,; 't b ,'. d' . qUl e a I 0 rou e" nne . ntary of Sta:te sal a eel ren w erever pOSSl e. ha also be . Ib Cl b' ... ,"' .. . . ~ " .' ..s,...ecI ,asses;omen ecomes. ue al'e expected' to be. adopted Bieniewski of 1952 M' n he t the same manner a'3 the third leaders are the beneficiaries of Every.one is urged, to pur- prosd'uctl.C)nse.nseen In ex u bans. Wlt~-nh'e roles, In maJo,rat' once. and' is payable' within about September.1 after the f .d Th' d J.a c ? s er, existing rowo The motion Wall . t. h ti k h di <'hows 90 d' Th xt . t b . ',oun on urs ay, une ",1. 1 d Stalin's saros lC purges. case c ets to t e splay, so C t; . th 'd P . t ... ,. ," .' ~'. . ays." e .ne payme:n e- actual cost of the project has' . Shores Police' Chief Fred seconded by William But er an He said the recently dis- that 1he club will be able to as .nl? m e rosse' ~m e ~s Reeve s. roles have ,run c~mes,d~e c5nJuly 1, 1957, and .been definitely deterririned. Duemlin said that the woman unanimously adopted by the closed secret speech made by carry on its numerous civic Theate~ ~s done?n the baSIS.of 'a WIde tb,,~atr1cal.gamut: the the last 'onJuly 1 1962 stretch..' ' t' g r t Lak council.

'st p .....t~ Boss Nikita . t competlt:lve read.mgs at castmg titlt::role izi1"C1audii;":the:gum- l.n'g'the'balan';"'e',d'u'e',ov'er'.a"Sl'X~ wShas ravedmgheas h on d e A 0 C.ty M S dne'" Commum Q& 'J proJee s. Jl t h' h 11 b' . h .' Sh' lift' . ''D t .. .' SUo ve'" L h d ore roa , w en serna e a ctmg I anager Y J Khrushchev, "is the most damn-' ca S O"W lC a mem ers 'are c ewmg op er In e ec-.. year period ' '. r .y aune e 1 ft h d t tV' DeBoer wa~ instiucted to put- ing indictment 0 f despotism Mail' Your Remittance invit.ed. rive Story,": the' .vivacious lov-' . .' . ' 0 1m e an ur~ on ° ermer. ch;;.se84 parking meters .to b. made by a despot," He chal- Members of the club win Gushe~' to Make Local Debut able old maidCl-ystal ill,. "Two' . Pay 8 Percent. Interest .,n E Disease ':l'heturn was WIde'and she went installed in the two remaining make every effort to. pick up. Ted Gushee, who will be Eli d' Mi tt'... ("d 'th d Interest on .all. deferred. pay- ~nto the wron~ lan,e, and ran lenged the Soviet 1eaders t0 n , . ce, Il-Il;, e. 'worrl~... . '. ---' mto ,a car drlven by Frank rows. . put to a test in Germany th.eir ticket stubs on or before Satur-. making his debut on the GPCT but. s:tOlcalmother, Amanda m n,>-ents.Is,s~ta~.,~lXpercent, from. The.Michigan Agriculture De- Lo eJ f 1028 L h d Councilman William G..Kerby day, JUne 30, but if no one calls stage '.in the romantic'lead of "The, Glass M.enageri.e":.";";;to and. aft~r. the ,date the as,sess- partment an'd the Cl'ty of G:r""sseRowal Or., k.0, an'd th a~ctwo~, moved that all assessments paid contention t hat Commumsm ~ th . di 'd I k d ''D' 1 "h . .. "."". .' . t t . t ff t '.d d .

years. The reason for this is Mrs. Stocker Jefferies of 1010 .:tlIn~.spocI~hzmg 0 ~ indus:rial 'fe.ssionally in .indtist~!al,motioh 'Ch~?nt~; .,av~~ue:,to :the ea~t- trees wylbe checked' a~d any, away. " . becal.'se the AlthiI1g (parlia- Harvard reported to Park po- mobon 'Plc~ure~,. conventions 'Pic~ures' and :,conV:'7ntions~hasc~~~~ ?n~.0.£ the .Hunt Club Sub-' t~at are su~pectedof havmg th.e The ~oman was tIcketed for Tragedy Strikes ment) has ordered United, .'.d T 22 h t a.nd c1c3led-clrcUltTV presellta- been, '.featur.ed 'aL Willo.way~l,?SlO~ onthe'.s~uth,.and a~ disease. will be. tagged and not havmg he~ car under,con- States troops withdrawn from llce en Fri ay, ..une , t~. tlons. Playhouse, and has toured w.ith line dIstant. ~,225,54 fe.et from mar~e;d and: a sample sent to trol and causmg an accident. Sunday, Barbecue the Kleflavik Air Base, which is someone h~d stolen her Ion S Other theatrical .experience the Wayne, Univer!!i£yPl~yerEi.,:~1?ecen~e~li?~.~ot.¥ack,on. ~he ,Lansmg~., Court date was set for July 10. located, roughly, half way ble- water:front park pass. for Mr. Gushee inCludes .a '''In, off' hours," he_serves gri the' ,n()rth, which I~.the"~aste~ly'line A .Sunday barbecue at the tween New York and Moscow. board '\:)£!!the':"'Grosse ..Pointe,rio~:~~o~:~Starl~. Children's. A. G. Kirchner, Jr. residence at. Iceland, a NATO mem'Qer, has $33' 77? N C I- eb t' d Theater, heads its production .. ~ Rotarians '1nstallOfficers 264 McMillan; June 24, WU no armed forces of her OWI\ to ,'" OW Oniltfl U e. department, and~playslead.roles . ---.,--- \ J • cope with any enemy, to rE:- • -that is" when he's not .direct- Early 'DeadIin~Set, marred by a gasoline explosio~ At. 9'eremO"!1Y', i.n Center which seriously b\!rIled two ~;~~:s ~e ~~~iC~ ~~:;; T(JAnnual Cente;r'Drtve _. ~t~S~~~S~its' advertis~d major F~:t:.HolidayWeek' youngsters. , " . " .' ,'______. .: production;;" the .theater stages, --- .. .. At its last official luncheon- of the dub when it was char- Mrs. Kirchner was preparing go~e'was said that 52 members Donations continue to trickle lin November: She already has workshop plays .every mo~th... Due to ~e Jtll~ ~.holid~y, the 'meeting' of' the fiscal year; .tered 19 years agD,took over for the fire when she threw lome will be elected to the Alt\U~g. in for the, annual Family Parti- given .$11000,to this year's drive. These serv£"as a ,training' ~oundi ;~WS will. goO'to press. on Mon-:-held on:,.,Monday,:June ..25, at the swearing in ceremonies. .on Sunday, but Foreign. Mini- ci:patll:mCamp~gn for 'the 'oper~ ' Donations are. still' most. ac-' 1or~less .eXperience(i...~em.bers :' All news ~dads .to ~go.into the War 'Memori~l ,Center~ the: . ' Sworn in were, Dave McCar- gas .emthe 1)lazehoping ~ make Iter Kristinn Gudmundsson, alion and ,mamtenance of t~e c~ptable and those who have not. of the ,organiza~tin~~.' . the' Thursday,. JUly 5 issue mristGross~. 'p'ointEi,'Rotary.q~u:b -m~ ron, president; Robert Orr, first it burn faster. The fuel explod. gress1'veParty Gross,e Pomte War MemorIal gIVen~! urged to. The theater plussomeda;y to' b b .tt"'d - ',"' ': s~alled its .new. officers.:_-," ., vice-president; Rem Purdy, sec.. ed and badly burned nine-year- s::o~~I d 0frank:n;othe P party in Ice:' Center. The goal for the drive J.Jatest.donors .w~ose .~ames build its own playhouse in' e .IU ml e by noon Mon~ay. The meet1ngwastak~n. over ona.vice-president; Cliff Ashton, old Arthur J. Kirchn'er. land, said withdrawal of 'the was lp33,OOO,and this amount have not peen. prevlously pub- Grosse Pointe and' give the com-' July 2.. I' • ,. ~,' . by :Bast..President William HU}.'-secretary; Jim A1xis, treasurer; troops would not be deterred w:as just topped,by the official lished,in:clu~e:- munity an'almost"'continuous' The .N,EWS office.',will. be ley. He intio~ueed'Dave. ~~- and"Bruce Boc~~~anz,W~lliam He was rushed' to St. ,John. b the election or effect the close on ,MemorIal Da~. .." .'. * fare of legitimate. theater "close closedv,!ues4ay afternoon and nett~ .Who'pr8.ls~~'the a~mls,; ~a~ ~d WIlliam Qumlall, Hospital by a neighbor, William y ., '. As of Tuesday ~f. ~his.week, ~June It. . to home" and .'easy on the Wedn d . Jul : ...' . . : . tratlon of retlr~g ~:t:esld~tdire~t~~s. . . . W.' 'Boeschenstein ot 262 Me-- Al~ngs st~d* m. the matter. John Lake, supervIsmg director Mr.: al1id Mrs. Marvm.Asmus, budget" . , . es .ar,. y~3.~a.~. Glenn Pratt,. anq. cJ;edited hIm Retmng PreS1d~nt Pratt , . of the Ce..ter, reported th..t a Henry 0. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. . . " . . .. ,',. .. , , " :-,'. with reviviIl-g,the .spirit of the turned. over the gavel to the Millan. The boy received second Saturday, June 23 . total of $33,772.22has been cun- Peter Clemente, Mr. and Mrs,' . :t;lan .Bil' Ne~, Season .( ,POLICE BA~T V~~~PE~S ' club and. in~tigat4lg' tJ1e highly new president, and, received a degree burns. over 7S. percent RU:SSIA IS EXPECTED to trlbuted hy 2,436donors:, F. E. Di~lnian, Mr. and Mrs. R. ,This.~summer,. the group. will ,.City po~ce ';l'eceived~;a,call suc~essfU1,Antique- ShOw.which standirig ovatioJ:lfor the fine of his body. unveIl fr?m ~wo to seven new These figures compare with H. Dowe:ll,'Mrs,,John M. DUrn-,.be .laym.g . plans for a ~a~o.!1 from park:manager:¥erri"'W.eof, was '.held. r~ceiitly.' , . manner in which he conducted • types of Jet ~~r~t when Ge~. $32,092.10which had bc~n given ser, Mr. and Mrs. L. Enix, Mr .. ~hI~P w~ll teature t;om fIve\ to: June 20,. stating .three small Follo~ri~ thiS, Mike Roberts the affairs of, the organization Susan Van Horn. age seven. Nathan ~. J.wmmg, ~.~. Au by 2,376 as of the same date and Mrs. E, B. Eriokson, ,N.fr.;e1g~t maJor productIons of var- boys had launched'a raft off the and 'Ernie ..,Graham ~were pre- for the past year. - was taken to Bon Secours Ho.- F~rce Ch1ef of ~taff, VISltsthe last year. B~ December 31these, and Mrs.'Steph~n.F. Follin, 'and' led chl!:r~cter.' ." ~. .' ~oot:ofj. I:<~el~nd. ~~d ~wer~' sent~d .iO-;y;"ea,r perfe:ct attend- : As retiring president, Pratt .pital by firer£l.en Samuel Can- au- force show m Moscow to-I totals had rIsen to $33,747,10re- Mr. and Mrs. WllliamClay Foret. '.!nqwrles' .rega~ding mehlbe1:-. headmg. towards, ,the. channel. ance'pins; ,and Dave Bonney; one ',automatically becomes a mem- della and George Green. She morrow.. Wes,tern obsealrversthre-c,ived fr~m 2,401.donors, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fi"e~d-::,shi,p 8?ould: b.e. ient' to, t~~ Offic~rs interrupted the vOY!1gefo~:h2.ving;:~,pedect.att,endance .her of.the board, of directors. ported glimpsmg sever of e Mrs. Henry B. Joy has pledged man, Mr. and 'Mrs. Theodor~ H.' .theater s 'neWtp~~ent! :nail- ;before)'th,eyoung lailorl.:'got too tor' the past ~15.years. All offIcers of the club also suffered second degr~.' buma (Continued on Pal. 'J) an. additional.f1;OOO, to. b. p~icl . (~Ltinuec1 on Pale ~): . .' 'ini. ad~ :32'~e.h~r •. ~; j~ froxn..Ih~.:.' _.'. .: ,'~intan, Henk,' first .'president. larV4 on th. 'board. on her leg..

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"~,-Page Two ,-,:S'ROS SE ',P~OIN T!, ,N EW S Thursd~ HOUSEHOLD IIINT ping edges. Tie it in a towet To keep :a .kettls. roaster or poke fashion. for ease in carry- Gracb CasseI'f}1e of food hot for a short ing. If the picnic is delayed, Ohituar.ies unwrap tb,e food and keep it Three hi time !iUCh as from home '1;0 the from the (Co~~~-.D_j_l)-r-i~-~_Mr-~~~~:I picnic, wrap it in ~ra1 '.\hick- very hot by 1he !ire or uncover were amor.. Fuger, Hamilton Carhartt Over- '. '. .E. H.'NACIITERGAELE, nesses of paper with, over1ap- and cool it. * graduates " &ll Company, Mr. and Mrs. June 7 " F.--"lI" Z Mr' .. :. James A.' Humphrey's Jr .• Al- Mrs, Gregory Butler, Carleton . 1Ll11l:UU. S e,l' v 1 c e(s .L'Or . tifi.cate_of T bert E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. School Faculty, Chas. L. 'Cole Nachtergaele, 166, a maxltet own- nual honor George S. Deidanz, and Mr. and , and Co., Ml's. J. Cooley, Mr.' and er, were held in St.Claft of the Enginer Montefalco ChUrch '1OI1-Satttr- Mrs. William Marks.' ,Mrs. James Domenic, Edwin G. day~ June 16. Burial -was in troit recent: Mr. and Mrs. W~ H. Mar- Edwards. .Jr •• Mr. W. C. Em01Y~ Mt.Olivet -cemetery. ,," The studt tin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,Meier, Mr. Thomas' E. Goelm., Mrs. C. A native of Belgium and a lected bec~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Milton,. R. Jaquish, Mrs. 'Leo W• .Kuhzll, " • standing rei Mr. and Mrs. William Mont- Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lei-dich, DetroIt-area. reSldent 'for '37 in science a gomery', Fred A. Prince, Otto Ml::n's .Garden Club of Grosse ye,ars, M~. Na~hter~aele of 1343 They are Scherer Mr. and Mrs. F. W.' Pointe Edward C. Roney ;Ir. ,Three Mile drwe, dIed on Wed- 821 Moran • ,",' ':nesday~ .June 13. " : Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wallace, He' . ed b lW wife of 1464 Vel Shiel~ Dr. and Mrs Richmond and' Mr. and .Mrs. Frederick, Vol. ' Aim.U ~w;VlV.aauYh~" Mrs' the Grosse] W S1tUth, Jr, Mr and Mrs Ross Yates.. A_"''1..':; anu ~ ~} ...::5, J ~.: and John ( Taylor~ and Mr and Mrs Ar- • • .. .n.A;!~~ r .-:uu .I,v,u'.s. o:uu tinghamro; th!ll' E. Wible. June- 8 ' 1. .Martin. Jr~ • .. High Schoo.. June 6 Miss Ann A ..Brown, :Mr. an,d B.Eft'lE BEN-aLACK Mr.' and "Mrs. Ned A. Bania,' Mrs. James H. Dingeman, 1\1r, H ., 1 :Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Barker. Wil- and Mrs. James Greer, Mr. and, ettle Bena lack, ~4, ~orm,:rly son B. Bryce, Mr. and Mrs. ,C. ' :Mrs. R~sell M. Harkness, Rob- of. 55,Moran road, dIed In 'Uttca, Garrett Bunting, N. F. Cham- ert F. ,Koebel, Dr. and Mrs. G. Michl~an on June 14 after, a berlin, James H. Dodge, Mi'. and' Thomas McK~, Mrs. 'Reginald 10n g11~~. " .' Mrs. Victor Kenyon, Mrs. Wil- T. Murphy, Mrs. John J. 0'- .ornB .nc:ttie Anthony III Eort ~a K. Martin, Mr. and MrS., Brien, Mrs. H. Rolt~h, Mr. and Ene, 1or," :6J' krp ~ aDd ,~ 1IwtI...... ,. -' M.. Day, Miss Betty-Catherin.e Funeral s.ervices were held on a1Io wm include facUlties for ,doIed-elJtcu1t te1erIIIon. ' ',--' Grebe Dr Robert C. Leacodt, •.J~e l~.after the, arrival of, ------' ---' .-'-----'------Mrs. john' 'R. Potter, .Mr. and Mrs. Hilton fIlom, C8.l!farnia, in' ' ,\ POLICll: CAB BU1tNS Mrs. H. Ripley Schemm. ' the 'Milliken 'Funeral home in U of M Socie' t;n,Q .Choo' ,De POI-nte'T'D, ------~ • ... • "Utica. burial was in Oakview ~ '0 10 11 Cemetery " . . . ,The City'a two fire .'trm:ks June . • • '" -.AllIN .ARB01t-~en honor- ,UmveI'.Slty, Qua~; Jeanne rushed to th "d of bu • Mr. '.and Mrs. Ernest T. Adam- . ary societies at "the University Newell, 1265 ;y'or.ksbire, Motar- e .&1 ,arnmg SINCE 1938 son, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Be11- , LENA ~'RICKSON ' of 1Micb:igan have elepted new' ~d; J~ Tureotte, 545: police squad ear. Saturday, .Tune League -of Women Voters of ~. Hendr~kson, 95, a De-I members durin.6 the spring i La.'relan~ Ga1ens; ,Daniel D. 23. A" short in the e1eChica1 Grosse Poinie Park, and Robert trolt-area, 'reSldent ~1 years, ,~ster . I W~bb 601 Lincoln, :Mim ' . . Sport Coats M. Orr. died on Wednesday, June 20, in' SociE~.include Bmnst .' es.:. system started the blaze 1n .car To from 29.95, ...... _ber hume, . 259 Lake.' ,Shore!' a Law School honociry; Drui~" Appearances are' sometitnes t' Noo.23. Bepain were made :Mon- Francois' June IZ roali, followmg a 10~ llln~ ,dw'asing 15emoz'men in the Li~' deeeivmg.-a man can look nm day morn:ing and the car, was, lVIr.and' Mrs. Joseph Reininlt- , She was born m Bergen,. eraIy College' GaleI;1S, junior down and still be well-heeled. back in siernce. ' er, Robert J. ,Walker and Mr. Norw ..a:y, o~ March 9, 1861. She, and senior' m'eji.cal 'honorary- " ' " , ' Clean Plate ,- and Mrs. Casper A. "Nines. was ~~e wife of the late Thor: Hectori~ tapping leaders fu' ''iaV..r ''!•••• .,. . '" ... • Hendrickson. .' : the . :fraten;llty sy-stem; Miehi- Olubbers .. ~une 13. ,She was a life member of kamua~ senior, men's 'honofaiy;; Chnstian SCIence MOnitor J\11:1- Eastern Star. . . .' Mimes. h{\norlng,menwho have. Digt A Happy Birthday ior Forum, Glen Fri'2dt. Robert .Mrs. Hendrickson IS sUl'Vlv.ed' participated in the UniOn, Opera; , that Sport Slacks F. McC1;1~ough,W. C. .Rands, J;r., b~ three daughters" Mrs. AlICe, and Mot:n-board".J&el1wrwomen's I afte We'n, Be from 9.95 JUNE 29, 11156 and PhilIp I. Worcester. JL Loud, Mrs. Edna H. Erlen- I honorarj. ~ , lon~ Todd Nouse. 324 Belangf'.l" .June 14 b~ch and Mrs. Anetta H. Stan- Other gr.oups are 'Quadrants! Paula Maczeksky, 1357 Sunning- Russell E. Dexter, Jr., Mr. and dish of Evanston, 1~; 11 son, ,a Desidence halls < honorary~ i dale Kathleen Stewart. 1686 New- Mrs. Lester L. Getschman, Dr. E d gar T,., Hendnckson of 'Quarterdeck, bonorary ior stu-; castle and Mrs. F. E. Greifenstein, Mr. Alpena,! MICh .; .rour grand-: dents in naval architecture 'and' Noreen Orkiss. 1160 Paget .and f Richard :Ropp, 290 Moran Paul Meilink, Mr. and Mrs. ch:ldren and .ve great-grand-. marine -engineering' Scroll, se-' Cathy Barnes. 1028Harvard Willard WorceSter. children.. '. lecting senior ~tea women' . CLOSED Summer Linda Kingswood, 1!>56 Dt.>von- • • • Fun~ral servIces we~e held, Senior SocietY, for independent" ~ lBeits shire ( Phillip Pifer. 3440 Berkshire ' June 15 ~ 'FrIday. J~e 22. Burlal was, 'senior women; Sphinx, junior from 2.50 Charlene Schunter. 14018 E. Mr. and Mrs. Richard 'E. m Oscoda, Mich. men's honorary' Triangles " Styl, State Fair ",for Two We'eks choi J?ame:la Hawkins. 19712 AI7a1on Rinks, Mr. and Mrs. Hennen S. , • • • choosing juniors in fue Co11eg~' ~ Set! Patricia MacLean. 255 Piper Pack and /l-lfred H. Rzeppa. ~OPH~ ,BINDSHEDLER of Engineering~t' Vulcan.s, for Gregory Janks. 5029 CourvIlle Sho) Donna Plateke. 9935 Balfour • ... • MISS Bmdshedler, a .former seni.ors in the College of Engi- ,from Enid De'N'ey. 3845 Bishop , June is tU~9r ,an~ governess the, neering; and ,WyvariJ., junior ' Nancy Bert. 4350 Grayton ; In, Th'>JnaS Kukla. 2636 Lakewood General R. A. and Cot F. M:. P01nte. dted ~ Wednesday, "women's honorary.' ! Bruce Allan. 5936 Hillcrest Alger Auxiliary No. 995 VFl.r{, June 20, at her home, 40 Ham~- , From Grosse' Pointe the fol-, Julie Allardiyce, 20679 Fleet- Sport Shim w"'Od Benson Ford, Mr. Alvan Mac- t~n, on the eve of her 78th'lowmg were named: William auley. Jr., Mrs. Sidney T. Milll!r, birthday: . ' Adams, 306 University, Sphinx; , front 3.95 JUNE 30, 1956 to allow' vacations for Mr. and Mrs. OliverB. MSrto,l1, • A native of Nau:. Labrador. David., B. Cob.b, 751 Lincoln-, Bermuda Shorts Berry Mitchell." 1~ Uttlutoue ',. ' Nancy Covey. 10l Handy James E. Myers,' Mrs. Kathr,rn she came to D~t:Olt ~i) yea.rs Mimes; RobertA. Leacock -440 our entire stoff,! from 4.~O Joanny Kolowich. 24 Beverly Schwartz, Charles Wright III, ago. Before retirmg 111X years ' L~nda Wade. 457 Manon and Mrs. Herman Zerweck. ago, she had taught French and. Adend Wright. 270 Verdome' . of Notre Dame,80uth Bend. .***: Bill Hope. 229 .McMillan • ... • ,mUS1C. . I Patricia Moran, 22978' caroline , June 19' She is survived by a 'brother.' nd.' ," ' ..Meanwhile ple'ass visit. The 'P)a~tation, ' Ti'Tl Ryan, 228%5, poplar ' Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Gillett, Theod()re. A Requiem Mass was' &aid on P ...tti Itter. 31224 Burtcn . b Id Sat'rrday, .June 23, in Our Lady Maureen Jameson, 2637 Cadillac .Joseph R. Mason. Paul:R. FuneraI serVlCes were eon which will open within ~ week on Mack Lynne DeClercq. 5549 Yor~ Schoenhals and Mrs. T. ~refZEl1'. Saturday, June 23. Burial was Queen of Peach :Church, 21201 Sha.'on Macklen. 3833 Newport 1 John Calcatura. 15276 Madd'elein '. ...'.; in Evergreen cemetery. 'Boumemouth, Harper Woods. . Avenue at Oxford Road:' Judy Prince. 4820 Beaconsfield June 20 ... • ... Burial was in Mt. Elliott ceme~ Can Andy McGaughey, 2224 SemI- and nole Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. C,Y. GERTRUDE WEEKS tery. • * I, * BRe JULY 1. 1956 tacki, 'Mr. and Mrs. John C. Miss Weeks, a sister of Ed- ,- t~e~ Gould, Gros::;e Pointe Moti()n ward J. Weeks, head of the GRACE BROWN, BAGLEY . I Betty Behnger. 1041Harvard Palm Beach Ties; aure Cheri Sherwood, ,SID Neff Picture anG. 'l'elevision Council. Weeks Lumber company, died Grace W. Brow~ Bagley. a~ed blae Lyla Shehan. 1304 Balfour Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hauts- in ba- h~me. 1725 ~ewcai;tle" ~4, of 253.Tourame r09:d• died ~ from 1.50 -ta Tommy Eddy. 712 Pembert(m Marilyn Eddy, 712 Pemberton mann, Mr. and Mrs: Robert Key- on Wednesday, June 20,' at the m Bon' Seoours HospItal on ~ grail Mi{,'hael McTIhargey, 1312 Way- del and Mr. and Mrs. John OWI~n age of 59. June 25 ~fter a long illness. ~ burn Fred Beyer. 848 ,Washington m. Miss Weeks was a graduate p Sh]eFwaBasth eWife of the late :; Bruce Thompson, 1367 Balfour June 22 of St. MarJ's Academy Mon- ,au . . g 1ey, and 'VIrasborn ~ [ OJ1811frid., Evening Till 9. I Anne Fink. 69 Cloverly Bob Rashid. 1431 Bedford Mr. and Mrs. N.. C. Down~l1', roe, and attended the Cop-vent Grace Wesley in Indianapolis, ~ Catherine Devlin, 3482 Grayton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mu:n------Ind. on February 12, 1872. , ,l, Bobby Duringer. 21159 Country .. Club son, Mrs. Charles R. Murphy, She was' the mother of Mrs. Ann Mor-rison, 14057 Edmore Mr. and Mrs. C G Smith aud Lieut. Harold Golla, 'Jr. John S. Sweeney; arid the late Chris seyler, I'll Newport House Barbara Hall. 11451 BeaeeM- J Frazer ~itehead Has New Marine Post - Cullen Wesley Brown. 'Besides field June.25 her daughter. she is survived by Sharon otto, 4&01 WoodhsJ1 Mr. and Mrs. H. CarpeniElr,, . ~First Lieut-.-H-ar-oldG. Golla~. three grandchildren and four JULY 2, 1956 Mr. P~ul C.. C~rad, Clar,',ence_: Jr.. USMC, gon of. Mr. and Mrs:great grandchildren. Gary Diebel. 1145 Maryland E. Day, Edwm r. Harms, HellS lIarold G. Golla of Anita ave- Funeral services were held MEN'S WEAR, INC. Kathie Wicks. 166 Beaupre PUNCH & JUDY BLOCK Monica Quinn. 1047 Harvard mer School Faculty, Mr., and nue. has been transfered from Wednesday from the home in .. ~ Nancy Gillespie. 057 Washington Mrs. Howard Shaw and WIllard '1\11': lit P Ii B tt l' Touraine r.oad with the Rev. Kercheval at Rsher 'Rd. 16930 Ke1'chevtd, at Notre D4me Norman Orkiss. 1160 Paget Ct. ' lUlL ar.y 0 ce a a IOn, E 'II Ma' d Anne Gi'Leary. 36 Harbor E. Solen berger. Marir.t4~'Corps Base, camp Le- I'Vl e ynar reading serv- GROSSE POINTE ,.TUxedo 1-9252 GROSSE POINTE Frank Pringham. 976 Notting- jeune, N.C. to Headquarters ~!'lS. Int~rment W::'iS in Elmwood ham Patricia Currier. 58 Stanton Battalion. emetery; , Mary DeBoe. 3927 Berkshire '/ Luann Ferris. 493 Ashland Gr09!t Pointl Lt. Golla, is counsel for the Barbara Schuble. 21174 Man- physi~aI evaluation board and I' c~ester James Brown. 4003 Berkshire a member of Major General Richard Perez. 3526 Wayburn New. J. C~ Burger's special staff. He ,il ' Dan Piggins, 3805 Kensington Pu1:!l1she'd,~ery, Thul'sday b) is a regular officer. in the Anteebo 'Publ1ahera, Inc:1.. JULY 3, 19.'S6 , 99 Kercheval. Grosse Pointe nt'lDI, Mari.'"le Corps and prior to his TH IS IS IT ••• Charles Hastings. 827 Lakepointe , , ,Michlian . present assignment was' a mem- ~van David, 680 N. OXford , , Pho:!;:8'1'U., 2.6tOO Timothy Auch, 539 Lakeland j Throe TrUDk LiDes ber of the :fr.med ~econd Marine Chervl Norton~ 1874 Norwood Entered as second cluB matter at the Division.' , George Waltensperger. 1320 ._. POlt office. Detroit, Micbigan.' 'under Harvard the act of March 3, 1897. Married to the former Mary- Joanne ottar. 1437 Lakepoinfe SubscriptoD Rates: $3.50 Per Year clare McGlynn' of Hollywood At, Lany Grose. 849 Nottingham by Man; $4,00 outside Wayne County. Warren 1~afton, 631 Westchester All News and Advertising COpy M'LUt road, Lt. Golla ,was 'graduated Bill Ferry. 5945 Harvard Be in The News Office by Tueal!lay . Our Week of ( :from Virguna MilitarY ~tifu.te. 10th Birthday Janice Dancy. 3125 Lakewood Aftemoon to O~ain 1ns{:rtion. Howard Madsen, 5100 Bucking- shirl ham ' , Richard Merritt. 3914 Bishop Patricia Armstrong, 5086 YorkR sum shire BU1y LaRosa. 21534 Moro. I corr JULY i, 1956 , ""r _ and Thomas Landless. 1900Lennon S6~.to'alJ'our :pa.tro,nsl the'CAKE is on us! Suzanne Malcolm, 1774 Hunt- A.Y FUR,S Cal ington ttEANED AND GLAZED . Christopher Selz. 16811 Cranford are Brandle O'COnnor. 322 Hill- .BY APPROVED fUP.RIERS" crest METHODS Stanley Renouf. 321 Cloverly rtdl J'oan Couzens. 1239 Audubon CELEBRAIIM~G,IWO. DAYS 'SUND~lY and MONDAY Mary Damman, 441 Lakeland 1* or~ Laura Tocco. 121 Lothrop '" TerrI GouJ.d, 1993}. W. Williams - Ct. .. Peter Pace. 25 Harbor Hill Itu George Eling. 1448Vernier ,. Ann Merritt 3914 Bishop We're:, sweet ~bout birthdays .•• even to celebrating our own. which is a tra: sme Susie Squri!ace, 22819 Avalon '3'SPlUI 2'j(, F:II' StonII lnlllrlllM. , WEEK, ENDING JULY 7 Ar'i;hur Mazzeo, 26300 Cubber. Minimum Valuation 1100. ", cor ness ditionher~ at Village Manor. So we shall serve birthday cake to all patrons 'Sweal'.rs .. . . . &4c or JULY 5, 1956 Oleaned. and Blocked Linda Sober, 243 McKinley WOOLEN . , 'ot 011 hours :+hroughout Sunday and ,tv1,onday,July I and 2. An J'ohn Egan. 401 Barclay Cello Wrapped. Cathie Smith. 1135 Fairholme GARMENf'. Kenneth Godin. 1193 Lochmoor Pamela Davis. 437 Moran DRY ClEANED AND . 'BloUSI' •... 14&~ Kenneth Hallidge, 1051 Auuubon Dan Johnson. 1799 E:ollywood FINISHED IY EXCLUSlVf : Sue Dumberworth, 419 Moran LUSTERTEX RENUVENATI When shopping. . , Carole Andrew., 1894 ~ro!l.d- SHIRTS remember we serve stoDe PROCESS ..... 1lIMY ...... :... Judy Role. 614 University $ 29 tlallll.!I. ladlvld •• llr Garrett ,Kerstens, 411 Marl- "llfIldlll ....,.... '. te~ :~nd :sn,ack~ ;:. borough, ' , Johanna GustafsOD. 5927 Cadieux t:..~" :aAd giv~f9untein Tommy J'ovan. 10656 BalfClur Minimum.... 1, ..' , 5 Foi:$l24. Paula Thomas, 6141 Lodewyc1c: Nancy Hubbard: 4t=4 Harvard serVi~e d~i1'y'.. '..,. , , '. 'ft from ,,2:30 to 5:00 Catering to YOU and YOU~ Family .:' :~~~', .. : :,"I "CHARD &.IHMANS GROSSI, Clol.d JULY FOURTH ~I.,'. POINTI MACK at SOMERSET , ,,\ .'", . , I __ ' ", 'ARMS GROSSI POINTI 6'85 51.,CLAliR AVEN'UE-30,O';Feet West of Kercheval-G ROSSEPOIN1E

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, '1956 . . Thursday, June 28, '1956 ",(; R: S S-!. :P 0" NT'! "l"E-.W~ - I 0 • • a towel. P~ge Three ~ e ~ ca.rry_ Grads Honored 3 de1ay~d. Farms Fire Pointer8:~. 1 d keep it Three high school students .Fishe'rma-rt~s.Drea m' -Co mes True. Win YOUngster'Rides Into Side of Car or uncover from the Grosse Pointe area Report Submitted A nine-year-old Detroit boy Fireplac-e' Restaurant, 15508 were amopg the honor June lJ1$U Awards suffered only a skim. ~d right Mack, when Je:fb~eyDonahue of graduates who received a cer- ,During the month ()f May the '. Farms Fire Department made ~o Grosse Pointe high school knee when he ran irito a car 3675 .Berkshire. ran into the tificata.of merit at the 9th an- pulling out of a Mack avenue. a total of 24 calls .. There were gr~duates are. among the win- side of her car while ridfug 1'3, r.ual honor awards banquet of restaurant driveway on Friday, bike,' . only four residel'lc~ fires of ners of47, HonoJ!Awar.Qs grant- the Engineering Society of De- ed by Michigan State U'niversity J}Ine 22. "... . troit :recently. these. Total damage was esti- The boy fell to the sidewalk, in reCognition of scholastic A Park J:olice. acc~dent "report and suffered only the skinned" The students have been' se- mated at $1;600. . achievement, leadership and revealed 'that Dorothy'!'. Marl', knee. lected because of their out- There was one automobile :Y:?' productive citizenship'" during 34, of 1337 Berkshire, was on No ticket was issued to ~ ~tand!ng records, and interest fire which r~sulted in a tctal 5tS high school attendance. the driveway ,of the Francois woman. In SCIence and engineering. loss to the car involved. "~W.,.:...;,::., - ~t,'-.' '; .. _,:-,:::'. ~'., .. ;0,' tlOn... m add;tlon•• ~ to a _ 1eather- and John Carrigo of 1019 Not~ . > :{~ bound certificate and permanent tingham road, of St. A."llbrose The easiest way to settle an . ;< record of this .achievement .on High School argument is to shut up. .'., the university transcript: The. winners are: Judith A. Miller, 543 Hollywood, and Marilyn J., Ayres; , 981 Haw- thorne. Both are recent. graduates of the high school. Virginia Mow'

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/~~4AII~1~";AM"" . Grosse Pointe Squadron, 633':1 " fV~""'~" Civil Air. Patrol, announces that '"" one. of its "members, C/2ncLLt. Virginia Mow. of 17197.Waven71 ....yasselected by ".the Mich1gan The C, ",E. LUBER FAMILY i of 628 Mrs. 'L'4.ber also boated as'aiI,'but released Wing Screening Board as one '. Hawthorne road, stru'ck it rich while:angl- it so another fisherman might. have.,a' of two girl. cad~tS : from .this irig on a recent trip:to Florida. Fishing'off chance to experience the same thrill. Left' state to attend the all girl en- Pompano Beach, they snagged 13 bonita, to 'right ax:e:' - .MATE J'OEDENNE'Y't' campment .held yearly at Lack- two tuna, .three dolphin. and a sail fish. . Mrs. LUBER, JEAN, KERRY ~arid:'MR: ' land: ,Air Force Base San An- tonio , Tex'as" '. ,'. -and all summe~ long Nine-year-old Kerry' landed 'the sailfish. LUBER ... , -. " . - . / In a congratulatory letter to Vi:ginia, announcing her ap- pomtment. the Commander of Teeners Confess the Michigan Wing; Colonel Justice Edwards, .Bartlett Waller C. Gernt, CAP, wrote in To Petty Thefts part:, "Your past performance, Addre,ss Democ)4atic. Club your knowledge of, and-interest Six te,en-age boy!; were .ar- 1 . in CAP served you well in tlie rested b;r Woods polic;e on Sun- The Grosse POintE!'Democratic warned Justice Edwards. f~~l selection to participate in day, June 24, and Monday, June Club 'at a meeting J'une 20 held The "Missouri Plan" a~~erted .thlS outstanding activity: The Magnificent at the Grosse Pointe War Me- opportunity to be part of this 25, on charges of petty theft. morial "Ce.nter adopted resolu- Justice Edwards, instead of national encampment comes to SPORT SHIRTS One YI)uth, said Det. Everett tions conq.emning two proposed ','taking the' sel~ctior; of judges few and is .a signal honor. both Distinctive new original prints in rich, elegant designs Plumb, is' also charged with al- amendments to the Michigan out of politics" ~ould only em- to you and the Michigan'Wing." ~hat have please~ mort' and more of our custom,::rs year tering his car license plate. 9oAstitution,: }low' r e c e i vi n g phasize the politics involved in Civil Air Patrol offer.g many wide cir{:ulation, namely" the . arId varied ,opportunities to after year. UnmIstakably gmart. Supsrb styling, both Four. of the youths, in:luding use of the "Missouri Plan" as a their appointment and make TAKES YOU PLACES IN' long and short ~leeves. teenagers interested hl all phas- the dnvler of the car WIth the basis for seleCtioIi of Michigan them subje,ct to a small and e~lof ayiation and Grosse Pointe ~wo1015.00 altered plate, .were apprehended' judges and the-Mi<:hig'an Educa- highly orgaruze committee~ of STY,LEI VIRASIL BY . seven answerable4 to no one. . Squadron 633-1 welcomes. all' at 3 a.m., Sunday, when R citi:: tiOl~'Assoi;iation :proPQsal to en- inquiries or personal visits to . '1 th St t B d f Ed . Dr. Lynn Bartlett in discuss- their meetings,' held each Wed- ~&~V@@~~~~~~~~~~. Ivy League zen called police and' rep.orted ar~e .. " e. ,a ,~:. oar ,0 .u- ing the p'roposal. to enlarge the. .. . cabon ..and appomt the Superm;. , nesday at 7:15 p.rn. at Cannon Tartan Plaid they were syphonmg gasolme' tendent.of Public Instruction: Sta~e Board of. Education and Mem2,.rial Recreation, East War; Takes. you in high stym •• 9 because the lwcury look fr~m tanks of cars parked at Justice '.George Ed,vards,' fea- appoint the Supedntendent. of ren at Cadieux road. , CABANA SETS Alme and Goethe. tured-speaker at the meeting, in Public Instruction, pointed out of silk is fashion's finest note this summer, Styled for maximum comfort- On Monday, the boys were discussing' the "Missouri' .Plan" to the Democrat CIU!bthat under Philip K~ Russell. Re~eives Takes you in fine style •••. because Hart SchaffneJ'~ choice of distinctive colors. questioned and taken on a tour pointed. ,ou~ that. it had been the MEA. plan, State B-oard of' & Marx' trim fund models are always your Sets, 15.90; Shirls. 8.95; of homE~s which recently ex- adopte~ .. by 'only two Missouri Education members while.nomi- Degree Befor,e OCS Shorts. 6.95 perienced breakings and enter- counties,. the plan ha.ving origi- nated as nonpartisan would in assurance of a correct appearallce. The Virasil ings, to determine if the boys mi.ted .que. to cor~uption iind actuality be suoject to "organ: Among those 'receivi~g Bach- is tailored of a silk-spiced DaCl'on~wool cloth were inirolved. machine control, in ,the judici-' ized pressure group .politics" in- elor ..of Arts degrees today at . _ f. 'd 1 . artr there' 'a situation hich asmucn as an individual' to be Bowdoin College's, 151st Com- that keeps yOtl cool, distingllished all summer.' $ .A PIum b sal t lat the boys .ad- J.,. ',w nominated must obtain at. least 50 mitted several petty thefts, Ju~tl~~ Edwards ~ta~ed do.es ~,~t g,OOO sign,a.'tures"ona.petition in mencement. exercises, held in VIRASII.-",_ us Pttt Off 69 "l)uPo"t., trademark fOl' ha.pot,-_ . Lightweight which rar~ged . , fro m taking. eXIst -m the Mic:tugan JUdICI- any oue cOWlty:and at least' 100 the'B . First. . Parish Church. in liquor from a boat, to stealing a~~ '.. ; . . signatures in 'at least '20.. coun~, r u Iis w i c k~ was Philip' K. BATISTE PAJAMAS ~ ba:ttery from a truck. They. tic;h:d~~~~I~~j~:JU:~~S~:~d ties of .the state. No one person;, .Russ~ll., . :.: ' Cool, comfortable, slip. over Wilh Imphca~E!d two other b<;>Ys,:who be taken out of the electoral pro- Dr. Bartlett, emphasiZed, coUld The. son of Mr. and Mrs. half sleeves and shQrt legs. Polka were pIcked u.p by p.ohee. 'cess and a J'udd'e would insteaCL.even think:pf ~g' without. Donald M: Russell, 1304 Bi~hop dots and plain. 5.00 J ch I:» • d' . l'te'a1' road, he prepared for Bowdo'm' :r'he c.le~ectlv:e ~ald arg~s b";' selected by a corrimittee _of orgamze group po 1 I '.pr~!3s,- .

Wash and Wear Regulars. 7.50 Wlll be filed agamst the SlX seven, 'comprised of' three lay- ure under such. requirements •. 0" at G~oss~ p:'!inte 'High Schobt . ',' A.t Bowdoui, he.was,ac'tl've m' you th s. men,' aT\pointed, .'.by ,the Gov- In addition the 'current.'pro- ' ~J>' 1 l' ,'~ ". " . 'interfraternity sports' mal'Ored ' --- ernt;)r,.three m.embers of t.he bar. posa ll!IlltS' the nu.'"Ilber,' of . E ' 1l.rIN C IDENT;r 'I... f 'th St te B d tIn' conomics, and .is' a member The PADDOCK m.. OR A C and' a justice of the S!ipreme memuers 0 'e a. oar 0, . Court. The Governor then,would two (2) m~m.bers from: any:., one of "Alpha Delta' Phi fr!~ternity. Carefully selected leathers :Mack avenue and. Lothrop s'elect from a .panel of three county, hence such heavily p",p;. He. plans to ~nter, the, Naval and characteristtc FRANK was thE! scene ,of a minor ac,,: t. . W' Qfflcers Candldate S ho 1 . BROS. craft:>msnshi? has I names submitted by the Com- ulated ,wun les lIke. ayne.,N' COIn been combined in this lei. cident Sunday night, June 17, mittee of seyen .. ' would, Il0t be properly' repre- .~,ewport, Rhorle Island, June I sure lime shoe. Available in when a car driven by Charles This. appointed judge then sented. . .' 18~h. black and tan calf-tan elk H a r r is. of 1215 Nottingham must face the electorate in the Dr. Bartlett pomted out that . -tan and black scotch skidded on the wet pavement following election year. Ju.stice, studen~s of go,;ernment ~eel 1 I • grain. From 15.95 and crashed into an Edison pole. Edwards stated that nothing the that ~uch a plan lSllnot 0~1y lm- Use Your Charga-Plate Mr. Harris swerved to allow. a proponents 'have advanced in- prac~lcal ~ut also ~:,:o.fkable. car to pass when his, car went. dicated that a change in the ~he solutlOn: to ,this prob~e~. "

1 into the skid which. 'ended at method of electing jlldges would lIes, Dr. Barlett stated, not.m \. the power pole. 'be more' successful than the the MEA proposal, but rath~r a present democratic' method em- eons~d~r~ti~n' of ~eform in the sunlmer Washington Blvd •• Detroit 92 Kercheval • GroNe Pointe SOmE! people find it easier to ployed in,1J1is state, ."I,t is a too admlDlstra!lve s~tup ,of the s~ate believe a lie than to take, the important and hard wonriglit t<;>be. conslder~d at, a Constitu- time to prove it isn't true. to vote away unthinkingly," bonal conventlOn. ------_._------"---- comfort- - Report to Fort Bragg Ne. For Summer Training

IZme Patrick Burke, son of Mr. and Jacobson's walk shorts INTE Mrs. P. J. Burke of 1255 Lake- oh boysl pointe, and Ernest Nigg" son of, and polo shirts

W//.(.W//////////". Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nigg of 850 Balfour, have been ordered to cool shirts Fort. Bragg, North Carolina; for a six weeks training at summer camp. beginning June 23. and boxer sh,orts Pat is in cOmpany "H" and Ernie in, company "E". Pat is a' cadet. in .the Reserve Officers T r a i n i,!l g Corp ,at Michigan State University. and a senioI' in Engineering. . E:l.nie is a senior. in Engineer- At Jacobson's, a collection ing at' the University of Michi;. - . ek of cotton shorts and gan. . ' , The summer camp' program is shirts as fun-loving as a prereqUisite for an R.O:T.C. You'll look .~sua"y sman, summertime, as commission: ' feel cool and relaxed, Pat and 'Ernie were Js.nuary' comfortoble os a 10!'f day- 1953 gradUlites of Grosse Pointe wearing e polo shirt.'and and washable, of coU!'s~. High Schoo~.' walk shorts from California short-sleeve shirrs It is'true that truth will out- our outstanding selection are hMdsomely styled in and it seems to be everlastingly' out of s~me people; stripes, plaids •. (;hecks, prints. of handsome leisure AY or solids. Sizes 6 to lb. 3.00. wear. Cotton polo ;,shirt,3.95.

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, I' Thursda} Page Four .(;~~b 55"lf 'P'O~I N:T II N E,W S Thursday, June 28, .1956 • .. BICYCLE TIRE SLASHED ' Rose C~~t~~f,,Winn_ers LiSted ~~w~::5; Scnoo~ Wally Stratton of 21151 Nor- Awards Presented, aef E'npot Scout [)rive ~~'~:~f:~d~= I • • • • • , , . . .• ' , grains, 80. By Me wood, Harper Woods, told ;~here wer~ ~~ wmn~rs m, ~he ,WlUiams, 85; Mrs. John Mots- A tea will be held in the lccounliag Woods polir "') Friday, June Clas!, A-l diVISIon of ~~'Rose chall, ~4; Mrs. Rich~d Webber, War' Memorial Center tomer- Senice The vaca' 22, that he H<:..L left his bicycle Garden contest recen,tl,Y, ~pon- 83; Harold Marsh, 83; and F. 'row" June 29. at 3 p.m., at ,school 'of t on the Mason School grounds PAUL P. GARVEY sored ~y the G~osse" .~omt~ "S~,Sleder, 82" which time the winners will be 18230 Mack Avenue Methodist C while he was at play. WhE!n he Memo~1al - Garden .~o~t~ee", Honor~ble .mention went to awarded their' prizes. Each TUxedo 1-8363-4 , road, will i returned, he ~aid, he found both acco~ding ,to Mrs.. ~ederlc~. H. .Mrs.' f.r,ed Campbell" who re- winner will bc~ required to from Augus tires slashed. ,Curtis of-Y~rks~Ire.,r.0ad, .whoceh>ecr 81' Gerald-Queen' 81' bring one rose from his garden. headed tp.e' Judgmg. eornlmttee. - ' __' , ,. frl>m 9 to 11 She said there were 31 en- The theme FIRST CHURCH OF ' tries and no winner scored be- will be "Ot:: low 80 point,,:. ~, .' " " ' It will be 1: CHRIST, Set ENTIST In the 2-A classification, Mrs. ship of Mrs. Grolse Pointe Fl\tm1', Mich. Reglnald MacArthur received~ Others on 87 POirlts, and received a first " , intendents Sunday 8erv1c'i!s 10:30 a.m. prize' of three rose bushe~ and a -\ Sunday School--~anu. Kann, kine Room 1 __ 10:30 a.m. blue' ribbon .. George HaY" Wednesday Testimony ~rs~ Robert' HerdegOn, a .Stereop/"oni~ John Clark, Meeting 8:00 p.m. Class 'B-! entrant" 'was awarded . ers, Mrs. T! three rose_ bushes a'~blue and Mrs. Don I KERBY SCHOOL riDbon, for'~the. 91 p6~ts;" she ' William Hoo , 285 Kerby Road, at Beaupre received in her classification:' , There wi!' ALL ARE WELCOME Other:Class ,B-1 winnerS, 'the' ,_ number of' 'po,iti t s .' and, the / fee of 50 cer: prizes won, are,: Grosse' P9mte hi-fidelity cltildren age War Memorial Center, ,86,' red' years are Wf. ribbon; and Clarence Mc'Graw, . For advan' Mrs. Light, ': 85B~~~u~;b~~~~ewere ~o'win- STEREOPHONIC SOUND IS THE FINESt F9RM OF HI..FIDEL- nets in Class~A~l, Mrs .. Troy.V. IT.Y MUSI'C. REPR'-r."IDJ'lCT,ION.TWO .SOUNDS ARE PLAYED Grady~ "who-entereci her roses . F V 'u Suspect in the Class B-2'. division, ,vas ' , . , 0 awarded thrEie rose bushes :an~' ," ,:' SIMULTANfOUSL Y, FOR TH'E UTMOST REALISM. STERE 0 InThef a blue ribbon.: She received' 9'1': c' - , ./ " 11 'plus, points.' , , ' IS SIMILAR-IN PRINCIPLE TO "3-0 PICTURES. City polic( (Presb~er1an) Yellow ribbon winners,iri "the ~ car report 1 16 Lake Shore Rd. .Class B-2 -divisidn" were:~ Elmer, "',' of 333 Rivarr .1 MINISTERS Frank, " 86', PQin~;: ¥rs:~:W{)od , . morning, JUl Rev. Frank FlU, BB. AMPEX. mmplete It ~i Devotional Services ~ Detroit Area oy Scouts Council III were give nto Superinten- .' .Also, introduced ,were L. 81h% Net Return. , stockings ai ~ Sunday - 11 :00 a.m. met at the John Mazer residence dent of Public Safety T~m 10729 ,Morang. at Cadieux ~ Midweek Services a~ Roben Kilmer; Director of Dis- at 867 Loraine, on June 19, for a Trombly of Grosse Pointe~ity trict.Operations,. Tom Walker, Rep~iring ~ T:.Jesdoy ~ 8:00 p.m. ~ buil'et dinner.' and to Lt. Stanley Enders of Asst. Dist. nl,Executive, Pplice COMPl,~ Eugene Coe-District III Exe- 'H. M~ Hours: Daily 9 to 9 I Instruction Class I=_~ Grosse Pointe Park. Chief Walter' Hoyt of Grollse SELDON co. TUxedo 2-9985 NEW i ~ Thursday ~ 1:30 p.m. ~ cutive-presented plaques and Rene Linden of Fisher ro~d-,.. Poin1e Farms~ and, Captain Fred Walker E Affiliated with Unity School = special awards to those who DOLL: g Ce!lter open Daily 10 to j p.m. ~ District III Finance Chairman, Harold Rivard of the Grosse made an outstanding contribu- TU 1-1829 WO 1-'7800 I . E We will pray with you and ~ and co-chairman with John Pointe City l"ire Dept. 3!E give you counsel ou request. ~ tiOIi to this year's enrollment. Mazer of District III Sustainirlg KA~ ~ Eve Anne Edeen. Minister ~ Lt. James F,urton of th~ Grosse Membership Enrollment-were BABY C = = Pointe Farms Police Depa,rt- 8705 GRATIO' ~ TUxedo 4-5230 ! both presentecf awards. at Fischer ment received a uspecial" award ." ~ of Christianity. ====;a Additional awards were made ~ Lee's Summit. Mo. presented in honor of the great , T to the following: RemingtonJ. ;::~!ltribution made by ~s late ItnulIlIlIlIlIJlllIlIlIlIlIIlIIlIlIlIIlllIIlIIlIlllIlI!lIl1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1fm Purdy, Paul Erickson, Captain - Andrew Teetaert, Carl Beltz, You are cordi~lIy invited to attend ••• Lutheran Ministers Sixth Church of Christ, To Ordain Lewis Glick l Lewis Glick will be ordairied Scientist, Detroit • into the ministry of the Ameri- ca::l Lutheran Chur,ch at sp_e~ial' 14730 K~rchevaJ. bet. ManistiquG and Ashland services at -10:45, Sunday morn- Now Wednesday 1tveJl1ng Te;timon1aJ Meet!ng-8:00 p.m. ing, July 1, ~t St. Paul Ev. Sunday Serv1ces--10:;l0 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Lutheran Church, Chalfonte and InIant's Room Open for 10:3G Serv~::le. Lothrop. READING ROOM - 16348 EAST WARREN Wednesday 10-a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 2 to 4:30 p.m. Mr. Glick. .was graduated rec- Mon., Tues.. Thurs,. Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ently from the,Theological Sem- ina.ry of Capital University, Columbus, Ohio. He has received a call' to serve Faith National Bank of Detroit .Grosse Pointe Congregatinnal Lutheran Church, Metam~ra, and ME:thodist Church Ohio, where hs will be installed on ~~ly 15. , Combined Sunday Servic.es 'The ordination sel'vice will be / conducted by the local pastors, '. SUNDAYS AT 10 O'CLOCK Charles W. Sandrock and Rob- ert: C. Wittler, by Rev. John 'O.ffers YOll at the Grosse Pointe Methodist Church Braun, pastor' of St. John 211 Moross Road Lutheran Church, Port Clinton, Ohio where Mr. Glick had his REV. MARCUS W. JOHNSON. MINISTER internship, and by Rev. Norman - \, Church School and Child Care provided at Service'. Minick, pastor of First Luther..:" an . Church, Fairport Harbor, Ohio, who is a cousin. A din-- - n"!r for the relatives will be \ Complete Trust Services held at the church Sunday noon.

BOTH TIRES PUNCTURED The nicest Sandy Ulmer of 19788 Ida way !ray lane, complained to Woods po-' tc lice on Friday, June 22, that - someone had punctureq. botli. Close.to Home tires of his bicycle, while he was on the Monteith School the grounds.

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••• and to Baptist Church To bring N'~tion~,Bank's broad ~angeof Trust ser, ...... available t~ol.1gh its experienced 'rrust representatives. congratulate 13337 i. Jefferson at Lakeview ices closer to its many friends and'customers in this area, ,,If you haven't looked into the benefits and converi.. the proud parents Homer J. Armstrong, Minister 2 National Ba~ of Dt!tr,oitTrust Department I'~presentM iences,.this service offers, it might pay you to do so. ative is available at ,the.GrossePointe Office\17449 East Som~ f?fthe principal services include: complete estate MORNING 'WORSHIP " , JeffersonAvenue, every Friday,from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. analysis, investmen~management, administration of estates lunday, 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Weare pIe'asedto pr«vide this,s~rviceto our growing' and trusts of all typ.~s. Well. I ••• is to send CHURCH SCBOvL . list of Trust ctistomer8~,in'this vicinity. These people, ,. Comein any Friday, here at the GrossePointe Office, ing t1l lunday, 1:45 ~. many, 'of \\Thoroarep~~bahly frie~~s and neighbor~ of located on East Jefferson Avenue at Rivard. Or you may usual yours, are t~g" adv~tage of the helpful a4vice .and call the Trust Department at WOodward 5-6000 at .any winn~ flowers guidance on,1irianeialmatters th~t National Bank makes time for detailed information. Chrillsttn Science their I We hi Reading Room ' I riety, 93 K.rch.vol SlIIlt. 1 '"i: "- on the Hill GROSSE POINTE OFFICE the First Church of Christ. sla Scientist . East Jefferson Avenue at Rivard Groll. Pointe Farml slack Open from 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. J\ ~4 dally except Sundays and Holidays. Friday evenings from' , r . 7 to 9 o'clock. ..- ~ ALL A~E WELCOME NATIONAL. ' BANK ~ 'OF DET.R'OIT ~ I- \ MoreJriends because 'We help more people King's. Flowers / 11111 1101010. ad. at IIarPd . . "FIT I:tOR A QUEEN" ' ••tor L Arth.r McAsh . , ,Memb.r federal Deposit Insurance Corpota!ion 145%1 E. Jeff;e rson 10:00 a.m. ~o~ W~rab1p. 11:20 a.m. Sunday Scl1oo! .. Member FlMisl Telegraj,h Deliver~f 8:30 p.m. Open Air, service If rain, 5f:r'vice in church Frederick V. Vogt D~liverial , ' Henry P. Kohl VAlley 2-091Q I '----.....

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/ ~1956 Thursday, June 28, 1956 SRO,S'S,! PO:IN,TE N'EWS 'Page Fiv. School Planned Cancer ~>ociety,Ent;ertains Japanese ,'Doc~'or," ~,YachtLeaves, Great.Lakes Simians Ready To Cast Show .' , , I . - By.Methodist Ira Prent Fulmore of, the around 'the tip of Florida' and' The GroSse" Pointe Simians, come to this meeting and join Trans':'Pacific Yacht Club, pur- thl:ough :the.Panama, Canal, and one of the Pointe's 01des1:sum-" them ,during this anniversary The ,vacation church Bible chased, Henry Bodman's yacht ' ", mer theater, groups, will pre- celebration," said' President EY school of the Grosse Pointe ,"Citeriori",,}~rec'ently. then~ up to' Los Angeles. " ' ' t J hn V. D t ' (IB II R' h d S d sen 0 an' ru en s e lC ar aun ers at a meeting ,Due Methodist, ChUJ;'ch, 211 Moross s-4, DanHUntiDgio~,betterknown ,The crew on)he trip "to ,New Book and ~dlenas the first earlier this year. :road, will be held this year ,to his close friends' as "baSh York, included" Mr. and Mrs.' offering cif their 'tenth 'amllver- ...~'Our sec~nd o~ering for the from August 6 to August 17, Forth, Hunting Dog,';' left Sun- William J. A. Nagel., Mr. and sary year. summer will' be "Come Back 1---._- from 9 to 11 p,m, day; June 17, from 'the Bay Mrs.', John ~icol and Ed 'Des- A meeting, will be h~eld at Little Sheba" and we are look~ The theme of the bible school View ~acht Club with the yacht, mond. the Central Library, 'Kercheval ing for talented people to cast will .be "Our Bible Heritage." fOr a 7,OOO-miletrip which' will, Fulmqre;' owner of the yacht and Fisher road' on ti'riday, in the difficult leading. roles," It WIll be undt>!" the director- include going through-:-the 'We.j "Staghound," a previous Hono- June 29: at 8 p.m. to discuss.the he added. . ship of Mrs. Allen E. Light. land Barge Canal to the Hudson' lulu race winner; purchased, the cast and "the production cletails. Simian productions are staged Others on the staff as super- J.tiver and, New York, 'where "Criterion" 'for the 1957 Honolu- ...'''The Simians urge all stu- outdoors on the lawn ,of the intendents are' Mrs. Walter they! will go down: the coaSt, lu' classic. ," " dents intere~ed in dramatics to War Memorial Center. Kann, kin d erg art en; Mrs. Georg? Hayward, primary; Mrs. John Clark. junior; and teachers. Mrs. Theodore Steadman Mrs, Don McGraw and Mrs: William Hoover. There will be a 'registration fee of 50 cents per student." All children ages four thrr.:lgh 1~ years are welcome, Bruce..1. Tappan For advance registration call L- Mrs. Light, TU 5-2729. " REA'LTOR

..D Sus)~ectYouths ,I 0 Inl'heft of Car . City police received a stolen car report from W. 'G, Alcott 'announce& of 33~ Rivard boulevard, Friday d- mormng, June 22, . \ .Alcott stated that he parked I h~s 1955 Chevrolet in front of the dissolution of the p'art~ership ~f i. hIS home Thursday evening. Vlhen J:le.awoke ,Friday, the car was mlssmg. Saturday, Farms police picked up the car in front of the Mor-. ris?n residence at 66 Hall place. EVIdently some youngsters had TAPPAN and CHAMPION taken the Chevy for a joy ride and then ditched it. , , There appeared to be no dam- While a group of 50 visitors from 25 agency and learn how' to further simiiar ' age done to the car. different countries were in Detroit recent- programs in their own, countries. Among. EFFECTIVE ON JUNE 30; 1956 ly for the American Cancer Society1's the visitors was, Dr. Komei Nakayama;, " regional and national board meeting and (th~rd irom left) prominent physicianin~ DOLL REPAIR SHOP, the Tili:rd National Ca!lcer Conference, .'Japan. Chatting with him are three Amer~. C they spent a day at the Cancer Society',s icq,n Cancer Society volunteers (left to. om~lete u.ne of wigs, shoes. Detroit headquarters in the Det"ol't Can' _ stockings and dresses. "l right) MRS. WALDORF T. KIRK,ehair-' -,-----... Rep~iring Dolls Since 1895 cel' Center. A full ,day's program' was put man of volunteer activities of the -South- on by ACS volunteers, to show the for-- .* eastern Michigan Division. of the ACS;, COMPLETE LINE OF eigners how the American Cancer So .. MRS. RQBERT D. MacKENZIE, J246 * * NEW DOLLS AND ciety's program functions with its largely Dev

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' . , Thursday, Page Sir. " ,GRO"SSE- POfNTE " _._-- ~EWS' Thursda"y. June' 28.--'1956- Turns 'in False R~iriligCity Ji,re~en .Receive Check~ '., 'I. -Hea , \ Alarm at School , " (Continued planes. Mosco AU available e~uipment of - verberating fo~ the Park Fire Department rush- .' jets screaming ed to Pierce Junior High School sound barrier. on Saturday, June 23, when an. , ,However, it the planes ere: alarm came in. I }."JW :tf.$;# . barrier only iJ PO~~l;la~~4s f~lseb;nds=: ./.i'i*7 ¥l;1t in straight flig; youngster who, somehow got in- :th OF JULY dication that to the school, said Fire Chief George DeCaussin. The incident ~i8 being investigated. PRE- , Hey!! , ' We're Not Gone ~•• Just mov,ed to our new location for your convenience Personal iail~ Particular M: Ollig Elect.~ic' ed and dOl ,- skilled fBtin' " LAMP REPAIR . PUBLIC SAFETY CdMMISSIONER' from l~ft, and FIREMAN THORNTON~ eiing. JOHN' MAZER, left; presents $100 checks REAUME. SUPERINTENDENT THOM. FREE ~ 17222 E.'Warren ,to retiring City of Gross~~~Pointe'Flre- AS'TROMBLY7 second .£rom' right attend- . Near Cadieux men, LIEUT. ELMER ~O w LER, second ed the ceremony~ Rear 01 The Grosse Pointe City P{)lice • • J. A• and Fire Ass,ociation said "fare- hired t~ 'fill the vacancies in the and have honorabie discharges 13145 E. Jeft ;. well" t.o two of its 'stalwarts ~t 'Fire])ept. from' the Navy. Supt. Trombly. a retirement party held recently ThE!y are John Onstwedder VA 2-781.3 stated that these were two of sto by the Association., Patrolman Jr. and Robert Marshall. Both the best prospeCts that he had C.. Robert Van Tiem"President 'of m~n ,]live in' Grosse Pointe' City e\ter ,had in his'department. the Association, stated that, a regular practice of the organi. SWI ~~~i~: t:a~;t~e~~~~:n~~-n~~~~ GUISt Call1didate For' Congr,ess' in addition to giving them a . Rock:weli',T'.,Gust,.Jx; .• Detroit latter's -pri,mary campaign in dinner at the 'eXpen~e \if the attomey a:gd long-time, residen\ 1954, ane}. campaign manager • .Association.. ',.' of Michigan's Fourteenth, Con- 'for Joseph A. Moyhihan. Jr., in The formal ceremonies were gressional District, filed. for' the th,e Congressional' race that held at the home of S~. On!"t- Republican nomination for Con- year. " , wedder at 329 St. Clair. Supt. ..gress in that Distrkt on J l!l1e ,He' is a director' of the Four- How TO PROfiT Tom Trombly was the Master 19. , ,teenth District Republi,can Club~ of Ceremonies an,d presented,' Mr. Gust=:--known ~s "Rocky" and a. member of the Four-' • THROUGH the guest s pea k e r, Commis-' ~s a World War n veteran and' 'teenth Distt:ict Young Republi-, A .Iire-m/nute .$IOp,lIt .sioner of Public Safety, John IS commander of the Fred- can Club. TAX EXEMPTION Mazer, who, commended bath erick. M. Al~er Prist of, tIle Mr. Gust is a member of the :men for their loyalty an~ d~vo- AIIter1san Le,gl.c?~~H~\ h~s been Grosse Painte Memorial Pres- With today'. high tax leve1a, in. tion to the fire departme~t actlye~In th7 &!faIrs of thIS large byterain Church, and formerly vestors in medium and high tax throughout the years of theIr L~glO:n post: smce .~hortly aft~r taught a Sunday' school class brackets arc turning to tax.free '.. • 1 .service. , . hIS ~raduatl.on. from, the UDl-' there. TURNER. " BUICK•• 4." _' will !"''::',~z..~ ..~. 1"~'1""':-- . Municipal Bonds for income that He described Lt. Fowler as versity of MIchIga';'l Law School' they can keep. "a quiet, unassuming, conscf. in 1949. - Among the many . If you have a taxable income entious public servant who patriotic and civic activities of NO ANNUAL Four GP, Grads ALL CONeRE' of $10,000 or more, you may be never complained about his the Post is spc.'llsorship of 10 well repaid by investigating the MANY SHAP! work' and a person who was boys 12achyear at the Wolverine At Northwestei~n cORvinceyo":t/l(Jt you FILTERS c:nd advantages of tax.exempt STate willi~g to gladl~ assist and aid Boys' ~tate. . STEEL REIHF and Municipal Bonds. For in- his fellow-employees in any Dunng WOI'ld War II, Mr. , -Northwestern University INSTALLED Ii stance. if you file a single return FINANCING, on a taxable income W. $14,000, way that he could";, and Pipe- G~st served aboard a PT boat awarded 2,749 degrees and di- you 'Wouldhave to receive a divi. man 'rhornton Reaume as "a WIth, the U. S. Nayy. plomas at its 98th 'annual com- dend return of 7.45% on a taXa. man who sacrificed an oppor-' Prior to entering .the. :N:avy" mencement exercises held at tll~ !JuYII ,1Jrllnt!new ble security in order to equal the tunity toO become an officer be- Mr., Gust attended. WIlliams 11 a.m. Monday, June 18, in yield from a 3.50% tax.free Hond. cause he wanted to remain one College, where he played" left McGaw Memorial Hall, on the 1&'s!Iomdhing to think about! of the bays; and a staunch fire end ,on' the footb~ team,' and Evanston campus. Our New Booklet, "How To tighter who enjoyed himself was an outfielder on the base- Harlan H~ Hatcher, president Profit Through Tax-Exemption" most while fighting a fire a.nd ball team. of the University of Michigan, BOICKlof less.money explai!1a in plain language' your saving praperty and lives." .He ,returned to WilliaIl,ls after de15vered the commencement need for tar.~xemption. tells how Both men told of some hu. hIS dIscharge, and entered the address. Dr.. J. Rascoe Miller, much thtse high.grade investments Northwestern president con- morous and some tragic experi- U~ivl~rsi~ of. Michigan Law _ r can be 'Worth [0 'IOU. There'. no ~nces that thzy had while in School, .unmedIate~y . after his ferred the degrees and deliver- obligation. S ,d for 'copy today. ed the cha::-ge to the graduating the service. ' I' ' graduatIOn ;from WIlliams. ,!Jlln mOllelso'. or phono iii,,,,. class. Supt. T rom b 1y introduced Mr.. Gust, - who lives at 65 , , CALI ..fiRST OF MJ(iHIGAN several guests -who had already Radnor circle, Grosse Pointe , Included' in the gradua.ting' class of 1956 were John C. (;ORPORATION . joined the retired list. These Far~s~ . ~as been ~ctive in the Eberly of 1353 Bishop road, included Former Fire Chief Republican p.arty ill the Four- Suhl Bldg_ Detroit 26 Janet G. Hoffman of 15985 WO 2-2055 Ledge! Chauvin and Former Lt. t7enth District for the 'last tile low priced tllree! Windmill Pointe, Gail Sisson of Grand Rapids, Flint, Boy City Art Van Becelaere. Commis- severial years. He was campaign Lansing, Port Huron 309 Grosse Pointe boulevard, sioner Mazer announced that manager I :for • State Legislator Bottle Creek ' and Robert E. Thompson of 409 two new replacements had been Robelrt E. Waldron during the Cloverly ];Oad~ •

:, \ We need .US'ED.CARS ' male the 1I0$f .f ,out Jrlv;;,gs I, .• July ,',10th and are. ¥lilting .to pay for. them! save before \ • savings received on or hefon I . 1956 the 10th earn froll1 July 1st SAT .* * * EARN EXTRA INCOME ON YOUR SAVINGS simply ••• conveniently. Save before July 10th .and • get a full 6 months earnings on D~'lilber31st. 7 If you have never driven a Look at the important advantages Standard o Federal offers you. SAVINGS EARN 2%% current rate. Highest earnings paid on every dollar in your savings New BUICK,. drop in and treat \ , , account, regardless of size. , . SAYINGS ACCOUNTS ARE INSURED up to '10,000 -and further protected by sound management yourself toarealdriving thrill poli~ and reserVes of more than $6,()()(),OOO. FRIENDLY, HELPFUL SERVICE is another big advantage. We consider it a privilege to give you the personal service YOlll' account deeervee. •••• Accounts may also be held by trusts, partner. in the. Be&t:- 'ships, corporations and non-profit charitable, educational or 90cial organizations. YOUR SAVINGS ARE REIl~JLY AVAIIABLL Addi- tions and withdrawals can be made in any amount at any .iime in person or by mail. Whether you save in person or by mail you enjoy the same modern, dependabl~ service. Our objective is to make saving easy, Pl-ootable and convenient - for you. . :' ONLY7.MORI DAYS before July 10th. Deckle new to NY. at. \ 5taadard Fed ...... YOM'I'H 51- you did. - ,. ~'.. ~ e

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...... ~ ...... _fl Thursday, June 28, 1,956' • "1956 Page Seven 'day's Commando l~aid.attack'on: 'Id" ' C · d broke party lines duringthe.an-. tin (R., Mass.) then speaker of paign. The informant said that , ". 1. ' . .- '.'IC ' H,o',:1' 'a;J: Drivers. au,hlone' nuaIGovernors'ConventioIihe1d the House: She said the"bribe" it would also be difficult to Headlines of the We:ek, European ciVIlians•.' in 'wli j1."/ in, Atlantic City. While.one. fac,:"came on the ''floor of. the "break in" a new cabinet. of- (Continued from Page 1) four were killeci and '13 others' , tiOI~, ttirnedc thumbs' down on' House." Inanswer to a qUElStion,ficial while the Chief Executive planes. Moscow has been re- necessary pow~r for level flight hurt. ' ' )handoutS fromWashingtoI;l' be- she said that the rules (JIfthe is convelescing, verberating for weeks with its faster than the speed of cound. • •• " cause' 'it, invites' GoyerninentHouse stating who" has: the THE STATE'S largest steel jets screaming t h r 0 ugh the The U. S. Embassy reieased a CHARLES E.'WILSQN, Sec- : control, .another, "begged help' privileges of,the'floor ''is a ,clue" producer, Great Lake'SStl~elcor- sound barrier. 10-day itiner'ary j~orTwining " . from any' source", "to. utilize to',who ,made the offer; Sht~,said poration, is girding itself for a However. it was noted that wh,ich ,includes' villitS to 'top- retary of De~~nse;was criti- America's human resources to shetook.to be a bribe offer, a possible nationwide steel strike. the planes crashed the sound secret spots in the Soviet. cized by both, S~nate .Democ,rats the uUnost/' Gov. Williamsuned suggestion that $1;00,0,will" be Officials of the corporation an- barrier only in dives and not • IliI ,'. • a nod Republica,Ds,",when, he. up with the,latter' group. He'~s' 'contributed ,to,her election 'cam- nounced that it would start in straight flight, a possible in- THE FRENCH HAVE round- charged' that the, efforts' 'to in-.' 6f the opinion.,that, Federal aid :paign. banking one if its four huge dication that the j~ts lack ed up 28 rebel lead.ers, wreck- crease Air Force 'funds were , can help ':ailevfate"shoita'(e' in. . .. • • ' . furnaces. The strike is ex~ected ing a:n important rebel network, Uphony." ..They 'a1$O. charged such vita1professions as engh"'le-.' Wednesday, ,!une 21 to come off Saturday. A walk. sources said. The roundup' was that some, of his',' statements ~ring..He said ~hp.t~is coilp.tiy , , PRF.8IDENTf •EISENHOWER out"will idle about 20,000work- made .by troops and police' at about Americiui" '"air strength IS short of engmeers 'Iwe, have :has st~\tp,d'that"he will defillitely ers in the State, including 11,500 Bougie in Eastern Algeria. were contrary, to sworn testi- to import th~ .f~om Europe." .tun fOl',re':e1ectionand:jf-elected at-the downriver mill; and 650,- About 8,000persons were seized many of Air. Force 'leaders. . ~ugg~st~'d,t?~t, iI,l0me' ,tClXi.-he'mi~;",itask for the resign.ation OOQ workers in basic steel mills temrorarily and. SOO held, for Senator SymingtOri (D., Mo.).: credlt be glven parents of col- of,Seetetary of'Defens-e Charles 'throughout the nation. The 'an- further questioninlt. The 28 former, Secretary"" of ,~he .Air. lege students. '. E.' Wilson~' -This; information ' nouncement by the, Great Lakes' leaders were among the 800 Force and present' head of a ; _ '.: * .',. ,.•' ., ' " ,~ame:froni a highly placed' Ad- 'was made ~. representatives held, authorities said. subcommittee investigating' air REP. THOMPSOlf":(R., MichS'rirlIi.istration' ,source.. rrhe .sl~urce from the Umted Steel Workers At least 33 others were charg- power, said that Wilson's HUSe- hiIited."that "abriQ"e:lhe was"of '.repor.ted,:t1)at'the' President is Uriion ~d the steel industry's ed with hiding arm!;,and other- fulness as a Cabinet office~ has fered in conectio'~wi~h theJoca- 'highly' incensed-at .Wi1s0I~. for Big Three, U.S. Steel, Bethle- wise taking part:in the' 19- come to 'an ensI."~ The Demo,- ' ting of' an :Ai~"Forc,e.bas'e 'in hiS'two latest public'blW:lders, hem, 'and Rep:ubl~c, resumed month rebellion. Meanwhile, crats are seeking a~ increase of , Northern Michigan: came from and would.have asked for an im-- negotiations. Ind1cations are that in Algiers, police said they have 1.6billion for the,~\ir Force; the anqther Congressman. But she mecliate resignation except for both sides might make certain learned the identities' of the ,Republicans favor a 500 million: decliried to ,say so 4ire~tly; or to the :'approaching political earn.. concessionsto break a stalemate. rebels who took part in WedIles- rise. . . " . ,.., , " '. , name, the man..-She.said'slie was .;.:__ ~ ---'-__ ...... __ ~ ======------• * • , ,RON. C:JOSE~H'BE:LANG:ER:_j~~g;.~fg~~:;rp~:te. ~dyised.to'do~t~s~~~'~ep. Mar- ParsonCiITailoring Servic9 for 'I. Particular Men. Fine import- , Sunday, Jlme~24 I' Park"Munidpal',C~\rrt'an~'aJ st:rcong~~dvocatefC?r th(prln~::',' - '.,' _'.," : Basemen1:Wet? . WO~..ENV~~E~) for. th.e first ciples' of 'safeo/,':as ...assOCIated .to the:operation of ,m(jt"or:, " A Large. Selectlan of ed and domestic suitings. tIme'm Enpts, ,:long hIS,tO~!.,vehicles, pa:utiqns ~~ vacat~oners, ,wit~direct,e~ph~i~::~ ,,: Lamp'Shades' , for skilled ,fittings and remod- Men and wo~en ~tu:ned.out, m the week-.end or holIday dnve,rs, who attempt. to ~roVld-!J,l ' " , .1 DEHUMIDIFIERS large numbers, deJsp1tethe. heat f "t' ',' d'l 'th 't t' ', ..'t " .' .1- ..... eling. d the Regularly U9.95 of the day; to cast, their ball!>.~ ar o? m~y r~a ml es WI ou proper res :or ~s~pperlO {s .• to ,decide whethElr Egypt WIll on lOhg trIps. , "" '.' , .- FREE PARKING Our 9995 Easy beco,me a' repupiic~ Observers .' Juqge Bel,anger' is in ~omp~ete. accord ~th the ,poster, Rear of Building Price Terms No Down Payment said tli'~results ~E~re" f~)l:egone,"For Safety!s. Sake, ~top for ~'Coffee BI\e~;~,' ~n: additioJi, conclUSIon. VotInJ5'was SImple. he says, "Extend the type of road courtesy that you exp,ect" let us- help you' get betfer picfures J. A. Frazier Each voter,. enter,ed the booth and'maybe a life,that will be 'saved.:will be. your very own.'~ " of the, familyl '3145 E. Jefferson, at Dre~el Jack Ferrell alone, and' was handed .two bal- " " , .' ' APPLIANCES lots; a yellow' one with the ~e-. , ,.', . VA 2-7818 Upstain I 17652 Mack 'ru 2-2444 public status proposal, *ith a cro~d: ,A. state of a1~m 1S a w1thdraw, It~, 5,0~O-man. force . :... 1 Custom Tailor . "yes" or "no";, and a w£ite modif1ed form of martlallaw. from Iceland s soil, . Th~.memo:, one. which bore a picture ':0£ * *. bers of th,e ~erlcan, _forc~s Premier Nasser" asking, 'IDo ,A NEW PARLIAMENT was ar~ located: at the. K~f.!avik Air Unusual Frames' Recovered, you favor the election of'Nasser elected by a record number of Ba~e an~ radar ,hstenmg posts at Modest Prices SWIMMING POOLS ~s ,president" 01 the Republic 'of 'Icelanders who braved rain and whjch, lmk .the NATO defense 17144 Kercheval Egypt?" The pleDiscite1:p de- 5Q' degree, chill. The new netwo.rk of, Europe and North ,Complete. Lamp Service cide the republic lltatus was de- Parliament' might possibly de- Amenca. , In the Village cided bl Nasser aJld his revolu- cide the fate of a critical sec:, A top official~iD:the ~~elandic TU 1-4096 ,tionary junta. At the last count~ tior: of the North, Atlantic Government hIt agamst the OPAL ':yes" votes on both ballots out:. Defenses. The Icelanders turn- withdrawal, calling it a, dema-' LAMP AND FURNITURE numbered the- IIno's." ed out to elect 52 member'S of g.ogue aP?,eal to Icelanqp-s' na- • * * both houses of farliament. ' tIonal prIde. , . COMPANY B R I T A I N IS PREPARIN:G Intense interest was 'created • • • E. Warren,' at Audubon ----_I!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~_-=:===-_...... - I'generous" :new pI:?posals.' to by demands of four smaller Tuesday, June 26 " 'and Open Fr\day 'EVltnings Till 9:00 ~reek .CyprIots WhICh would ,parties that' the United States .,FEDERAL AID 'for schools . 24311 Ha,rpQr ' " gIve them a greater measure of - ' self-government. The British . , are expected to ask the United States to help sen the plan to ,the 'Turks. The indication' of the move 1s that Britain is ar- riving at a showdlown with the ... Greek Cypriots who want union with Greece and have been at NO ANNUAL PAINTING CC)MPLETE ALL CONCRETE or VINYL LINER odds with the British to bring MANY SHAPES AND SIZES, INSTALLATIONS about such a union; FILTIERS and 3-FT. WALKS INCLUDED FROM The Cypriots have been in STEEL REINFORCED CONSTRUCTION rebellion for the past 14 months. INSTALLED IN A FEW WEEKS The proposal for mo;re sel:f- fiNANCING AVAILABLE government was brought back all concr~te 1Ox20 by Sir JohD. Harding, B~itish induding filter, wclk, governor of Cyprus, who at- \ underwater light ten.ded a three~vieek consulta- " tion in London. ' There are 400,- I. 000 Turks on the island. Mr. William J. Champion, • * '" " Jr." I' WILHELM HAAS, West Ger- man Ambassador to Moscow, charged that Soviet police'in:- ! , vaded his embassy and arrested two per:sons. :ae' personally delivered a note of protest to De~ " ' . TU4-0383 uty Foreign Minister Vladimir formerly of the realty firm of Tappan':Champion, CALL • • S. Semyenov, claiming a violaw ~ tion of diplomatic immunity. The two persons arrested which d"iss.olved on June 3D" came to the, Embassy" claiming will he to be German c~1;izensand ask- , . . ed to be sent back to West Germ,my. The :E:mbassygets 20 takes 'great pleasure ~ ann'o~~cing to 40 such requests each day. It's Fun te SAVE Soviet authorities claimed the • two' were Soviet citizens and had no right to enter emb~ss~" h.is new' firm, the for a soil. Their namES were not learned. e, III • • Monday, June 25 PURPOSE AT LEAST 26 PERSONS were killed when th(;~i'",plane crashed in Lagos, Nigeria. The WILI.lIAM J. CHAMPION & , ,COMPAl'fY' plane,. a British Overseas A~-, ways Argonaut, went o:own lD flames soon after takmg off' .. Your individual goal may be a home, a col- from Kano.' Three of t4e 18 lege education, a start in business, or some- survivors were injured critical- thing else. Save for a'-purpose and you'll get , ly and one was leported missing. Sources disclosed that 22 a real "kick" out of regular saving. Why of the dead were so badly burn- not drop in and nnd ~out all about First ::!d they have not yet been identified~ Federal insured savings accounts. Any amount The airliner was carrying a .whose offices.will,oe,at opens your account here. full load, 38 passengers, includ'; ing a number of children, and seven members of the crew. Current 2~% Rate Two crew members were among, ' the dead, but .the captain sur~ ' 100 Kercheval Avenue, on the hill vived. The plane was bound for, , London by' way' of ' Trip,oli" Libya, when i.t crashed. tl?-re~ .; 'lft the' Chet Sampso'~.'Bu"ilding miles from the Kano airport and FIRST FEDERAL caught fire. . _. .. ~RQSSE POINTft - FARM.$ .. I '..,." :3 GUATEMALA DECLARED 'a state of alarm after, a Com:.. SAVINGS Of DETROIT munist subversive plot ,was ,dis- 0 l covered. The' G, v ern m e D.,t lCercheYal near St. aair charged that the Communists.. plarlued to spread'panic and,disJ . . where ~ gen"~r,~1real estate ousiness. specializing order through(mt the country; 4 Earlier, police fired ,on-a crowd • assembled in a railroad "station in ~ross(j Pointe "proPE?rty will b~aoriducted. I • ~ • • I • to celebrate th,e12th anniversary of the downfall of, the latEJ dic~tor. Gen. Jorge' Ubico, wh~ died in New Orleans' 10 years • ago. A staff consisting of sixleenexperTeneeCJ re~l estate sales people. Authorities '!Iaid' no one was . r ' hit by the firing, but police 'all or wh~m were a~sodat~d::,with- Tappan~Cha~pion Co.~ arrested several members of the w'illaSSIst in serving' the ,needs of :Grosse Pointe property owners. tlnd~RfosRect.jY8,' pur,£ho~er,.'

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.I Children' Enjoy Library MoYies' Police in City CYOCity' C,hampio:rJsh,ip 8~aseball,Tea.m' Bay Scene (If Annual Festival Leagu . , ..- . . There is, no b,etter place for "Queen'. Ball" at the Civic Club ~.. ApproxiJ;;:ailte1:y900 ------'\boys and IFe: Ducklings/' are taken direct- Have Busy May , water skiing in Michigan than will prove a. bi« attnction~ Two Travel ""girls crowded the Grosse Pointe ly :from the book using the'illua- on the 'beautiful cool waters of parades are of!ved on the ,.libraries last week. to view"My trations to tell the story. Chief Thomas V. Trombly of Anchor Bay, just beyond Mount Fourth: one on. the water ~t 10 The Gras '. ~end Flicka," the first of'~e There is 'goodnews for Park the City poli~ !\epartment has Clemens. curving around to the a.m. and the big atret parade league wiL •w~ film programs which Btt.nch users.' This 'branch now submitted his, monthly report " .pot where the' St. Clair'River at 1in the afternoon. Fireworks Vacation" p, : ~ll be mown, at the Central has, air conditioning , and the for May. 1956.'.. . ' floW. into, Lake St; Clair. .. and the Itreet dime- wI.Jl be on . sound color 'LIbrary. the ~oods and the boys and girls may, view the .During' the 31" day peric;>d '. And to make the most of this tap in the evening . travel thro\ ....Park Brancll thlS sumxner. next movie inc!)Ol comfort. there were. 27 ' accidents, 'tWa wonderful opportuniti, people Thousands enjoyed the ae- States-at tivity last year and Ted Brous-. r In as far. as possible, the pro- An-angements are being, made involving pedestrians.' The City :trom all over the metropolitan War Memo ~',gratO. has been planned to tie at Central also"so"thal the meet- anlbulance 10ok~1l -injured per- area will be flocking to join seau, general chainnan, is look- Thursday, J ing for many more this year. ~ in with books and includes such ing room need riot be over- sons to Bon Seco11rS'Hospital! . throngs there this summer-and This pro ... "Brib.g your skis, your boat. , well known titles a-~ "SwiSs. c:rowded. The long~r movies will The department answered six in 'particular from June 30 t.o .the pub~ 'Family Robinson," 'Treasure be shown twice, at 2 p.m. and burglar alarms ~nd assisted lo- through July 4. This is wherl the your swimming trunks, your covers vaca faroily, and frlep.ds,", said the "Island" and, "Robin. Hood.'~ 3:30 p.m. If there il a large at-. cal merchants on 12 other caSes. annual Bayrama takes place. .... both chairman "and visit the Bay- These full length movIes" run- tendance for the shorter pro- Residents were assisted: on' .16 Starting Saturday afternoon , . United Sta , ning an hour and a half or gram on the alternate Fridays, . •. " I rama and the bay 'ihich we occaSlOns. ., " in New Baltim:oie, as an added of travel in ~ thereab)u~ will be shown it also will ,be run, through 'i hope will some day become the " ' Three bicycles Were reported, attraction to the water facil..~es, " every other week. second time. . ,water-skiing center Of Michi- water, and missing and. police recovered will be rides and concessions lo- Planned Alternate wee~ a program The program :tor the ~ummer cated right on th~ cooling bay gan." nine bikes fq,r. the City and out~ tion send-of" of not longer than 30 minutes is posted. at each'libnu,'y. The waters beside the City Park. side communities. ,prove intel, has been a r ran g e d for the time is 10:30 Thursdays at the In: 33 cases -the department Fourth of J uJy holiday fun , younger children who may find Park Branch, 10:30 Fridays, at seekers will find many activities LOOK. YOUNGER p19.nning a was callea, in to open doors' or . co~try 8D{ , the ful1length JI?ovie too long. the Woods; 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to keep them occupied. n Face PeQling Face Liffla, windowl for .private home- camera is The, length of the movie rather Fridays at Central.' owners. There will be c.ancing, base. Without Surgery ~ than the :film itself is geared to This week the films to be ban. fireworks, and all the trim- carolyn nilso.. For further the younger children, ~ most shown are "Ti Jean Goes Lum- There were three missing per-. mingS that go to create a ,carni- War MemOl SOIlS c~lls and policemen re. Stockholm Graduate :, cases. For e~ample, 'Ti Jean bering" and "Stone Soup .... val atmusphere. covered aix'people., TR 3-8608 , Goes Lumbermg," an excellent " t On Tue~day, July 3, theII tihn with a Paul Bunyan flavor Violations were issued to four, Young {:, and the 30 minute film, "Beaver :for reckless' ~riying. There were Like An Old Keepsake ••• In- - . .. 'Valley" will be enjoyed by both Another ,Degree 19 speeding Violations issued in Jlll'Y 7l')ung and old. ; May: Of these ozllythree were "Stone Soup" and "Make Way Given Rieveschl to juveniles. There were 773 ex- R. P. Bu pired meter violations, of which called Farn , Recipient of an honorary de. 554 w~re paid b! violators who ported that gree by Wayne University dur- came ~n and paId 25c. Anot~er ridden his i t~ARPETS'and Iing . commencement exercises, 200 perso~ negl~ted ~o ;eport of his 'car (\ Thursday, June 14, was chemi~ to the police ~t~bon WItl;in ~ne. 20. George Rieveschl, Jr .• of Lo- h!)~r of :eceI~g .a. VIolatIOn Mr. RU'GS BOUND throp roaa. notlce. Tliey paId fmes of one THE-ST. PAUL'S "GIRLS B.h.:s.l!.:BALL LOIS LETSCHER, GINNY BLESSING, on Moran,BUe!: ' . tiff and -two dollars. .TEAM took. top honors in ..this year's HELEN VANDERMARLIERE, GINNY John How C Dr. Revesc hI III SClen cas.. .' " sistant to the president of Parke, Elg~t dog owners w,:cre :f1n~d : ,Catholic Yguth Organization's' league DASSORI and KATHY FARNAM., Top driveway tmI :::d . row: COACH HELEN, MICHALAK, SUE Buelow's '51 45 Davis and Company.' He is the $3 apIece for allowmg theU" competitionr This was the, first time St. McEACHIN~ .S~ SCHREIBER and John or th~ FAST SERVICE developer of the chemica1phasel; dogs to run at, large. There w~~ Paul has won' the Metropolitan City of Benadryl, ,and was honored a two do~ar fm~ ,t~ one pe:s .Championship: Members of the.te.am. are .MARTHA DUCEY.' Absent were:--Joyce for his leadership in chemical for excessrve nOIse rn the CIty. lelft to, right, bottom. row':-JOAN HINZ~, 'Barton~ 'Maggie Suther1an..d, Claude 'Rol- IcOOY I SONS research and improvement, o:f "During May, a total of 956. 'aIld,Judy,Moxley, Christine Geist, Julie, -~ human health. viU'ious violations added $1,168 JOAN KRAUSE, MARY LOU LOUWERS and ~ELINE LA HOOD. Second row:- Zemper and Merrie. Gay' Touchton. ' • OARPET COMPANY Rieveschl was named Detroit's to the City's coffers. /. F ''Man of the Year" by the Junio~ Driver's lice~es were is~ed OPEN TJliURS. AND FIt!. cost of home ,improvement as YNTIL 8:30 P.M. Board of Commerc~ in 1951, to 152 persons In May, and nme • and received the "Outstanding chauffeurs' licenses were also Horne mprovem'ent well as to see the new products 14301 E. WARREN I • Chemist" Award "of Alpha Chi issued. , .. F 11 available .. Thus the industry Corner LQkewood Sigma in 1'954. He receiv'edan 'Leo Carrier and Walter Stoe- .r, ComIng In a. leaders have ~oined.to present • VA 2-4100 honorary' doctor 'Of science de- kel checked and repaired 292 Shou I a show of this nature, so that ...... ~' gree. • parking meters. Three, tr~ffic • .. . . . ' hopte owners may see the, ma- , signal lights also were repall'ed This commg November wlll caught hold Wlth our local con- -tericl1s under one roof and talk • o ~~ N Ea v. S . ~ by the signal department. , bring to Detroit its third Home struction industry and the inter- to eXperts: ' •• '" Sergeant Jules Deraedt as- Improvement Show sponsored industry will tell you as exhibi-. Pla:ns ~or the exhibit Icall f9r sisted at two Traffic School ses- by , the, local trades, manufac- tors many ~acts of local service. repl.'€se,ntation by product de- DON'T HAVE A • sions. He also made arrange- r turl~rs and -retailers. The huge There :will be ,present such al- velopers for the ~ome ~ well • MOHARA ments.~or all Safety Pat},'.>1b~::' 'rtlled pastries , 'The "Fix Up" attitude has portunity to study and compare ThUrs~ay evening, June 21. -\...... _... --\1 ..,,";'- - , $65 W . U.:.; .. -r:':- ---,3. ------~-- 1I - - "The staphylococci ,g e r,m s - \ which cause food pOisOni01g,love these tasty foods just as much, Use Your Charga-Plate as people do," 'continued Dr.' Cadwell. 4'These germs ~y reach the fO,odvia the air; from .. open sores or lesions, or the soiled hands of persons p,repar- 19195 MACK, • TU 4-5320 ing or handling ~em; '~d from CBAEGE ~CCOUNTS 1NVlTED unnclean towels, dishes, or. ut~n- OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY, IA"Tl'JRDAY EVENlNGI ~ sils. . a"I'S mil es-for leaV'_ ~ Flies, mice, and roaches relish =~_..... ---- ,these delicacies and help spread lP' germs to them. Inwarm weather. the germs multiply very rapid- rose .m'arie reid ly and produce deadly poisons. Food poi san in g, is-ealled ' sometimes "ptomaine" ~oison- POTTED ing, usually causes nausea and " diarrhea within oneto six hours after contaminated ,food is eat. ROSES en. A doctor should be con:. tacted immediately upon occur- rence of these sympioms, far 1.50 and Up although all people are not, af- feeted. after eating foo~ c~ntain- ' C~ LANDSCAPE CO. ing the germs; food poisoning VERN EY .."" AND NURSERY can be fatal., ' Creamed foods must be kept 21724 HARPEit AVE. , PR 6..5365 at a temperature. beiow 50° F. Betweel! 8. a!ld 9 Mil., Rd. from the time they are prepared - .until .they. are' .eaten. At aU s'easons it is very important to :' 1"***********************'''*********************~ keep'fingers and flies away from. ~;S these foods; and to b~ certain "* that persons who are slck at all, U MIl ~e' l' or have boils, infected 'ijogers, ....:i* , , "" , ... rashes or sore', never handle :t ~ them." . ' .~. 1- .* If your group is' planning a :i bake ~ale or any affair in which ..* fO,odis to be served to ,the pub:' .The sun is oeam'ing, ' :t lie, you are required to contact M ~* the Wayne County Health De- breezes- are whi's~,er,ng,- , 1 :t partruent, LOgan 1-3320, Divis- .* ion of Sanitation. They will, be . wayes '~re spl.ashing _ ~ • a« . :t happy to .lffer any advise and , \ ab,out: our ,Rose! Marj~ Reid s~jm-. pointers necess~ry' to' help you ~:*t /'J01~ED 'lJfl~M~UM~ protect. your food andkeer'Your . ' ".** function safe. ' suits, 'shape-designed, to nip your waist, whittle your' hips" and mould lor t~e loveliest bustline :or.;.a'1Ybeach . ;1.* 3 971: -* Limit 10 to eJ Customer Left: Black, brown or marine blue elasticiz~d "* "* 'bengali~e s~~a-fb',with '~~on+rasting':white- .~i .'HuNel''' Stock ",,1 under-bra. Size:s, fg to:'l'b., 17.95~ .' -' '... '-.' 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Thursday, .June 28, 1956 'ap Nr..- 1 ------~,--,------.--~------_.------..;...------, ----~... • " . Sergeant Yaklin Wins Promotion City Fire J)epartmem .. x... ~tival League Offers' ~ifltE~leaguers Meet" Idol, Blames Accident Kids Enjoying- ember 183L Be is married .... ! Civic Club Travel Movies On Other Driver '. Cl:ubDay Camp In tll,eJune' 14 ~ue of ~e The i.'larl.del.eted pertained to f~er A.lice .. '&T. TM adton. Two NEws, a portion of a story con- Albert Yaklin g1~669 Rivard couple haTe two ehi1dr-. ~ on the -- It':~ summemme! Summer boulevard, who was promoted Roberl;. 17, a atudent at Audia water at 10 The Grosse Pointe, Cinema cerning the proincition of a City William Baker, 22, of 628 Dick- time: mean.s Nr-;••a"borhOOd day' _ from pipeman to fire sergeant. High School; and Kic:hae1" reet parada League will. present a 1'Film erson, Detroit. blam.ed the driV7 c.<&l police o~cer and:three firemen ia. . Fireworks Vacation" p~gram-a series of er of another car. for the acci- cain» time. Two hundred chil- , Sgt. Yaklin has been with the who is attending st. Paul Sc:hott..~ was omItted at the print shop. . •. t will be on sound color films dealing with dent he 'Was in ~day. June drenl began to enjoy, the facili- travel throughout the United 24. ties offered by the Grosse >;i the ac- Sta~t the Grosse Pointe Baker told Park police that Poinrte Neighborhood Club on Ted Brov-s-, War Memorial Center tonight, he was traveling west on Jeffer-' , tan, is look- Thursday, June 28, at 8 o'clock. son, when another car came too Monday, June 25. ' his year. This program., which is open . close to him between Devon- Their fun and excitement • your boat, to .the public without charge,' shire and Buckingham and he willcoIitinue through JulY 27. cmks, your covers vacation highlights in swerved to avoid a collision. As DUr:i:fig first week,' orienta- ." ,said the the both Eastern and Western a result, he sai~ he IO~1control rt; the Bay- of his vehicle.tiOD.:, s~ety, and good citizen- United States by various modes ~ch we The car leaped thec~b 200 ,shiP'is ~g'streSsed. , become the of travel including railroading, feet east of Buckingham, went The theme fer this ~ummer's Of Michi- water, and motor. cashmere • • e Planned as a summer, vaca- 100 f~et and crashed into' a sess:ion is.,-Sportcarama. It.is tion send-off, these films should tree, 'then went another l50 obvilous, therefore, that safetY prove interesting to anyone feet before coming to a stop~ mus,t be an important part of All thi's occurred between the any transportatio.~ topic. Sport IGER planning a vacation in this country and especially so if a curb and the sidewalk. He said cars are fast and numerous, and ultimateJn c:e Lifting in trying to avoid the other chiLdren are sometimes heed- to lery camera is be taken along. For further information call the car, he did not apply his brakes. less and impa~ent. I~xury. 15011 War Memorial, Cent.er. , H~ was ~ed a ticked for npt- 'A: movie, "The ,Talking Car{' :Iuate havmg ~~ car m;der control has been loaned to the c,cunp 8 and causmg an aCCIdent. thrclUgh the courtesY of"' the Young Cyclist Escapes AA,P1. It shows in' a graphic In March 1(}54, two' enlisted manner, how"qwcklY,and need- InjUry in Hitting Car Waves were selected fCir officer le~sly accidents can and do training, beginning a program happen. The' club' cilso hopes to R. P. Buelow of 315 Moran to integrate outstanding enlist- hav1e OffiCer' Story 'and his dog, ~niger1s ••• the very fin.~ called Farms police and reed Waves in~othe officer grades. Saflaty, Girl:. cashmere roomed. ported that a small boy had ridden his bicycle into the side J8cobson', now pr.,.nts a of his 'car on Wednesday. June compl.te 4olleetiOft 20. Mr. Buelow was driving south BARRY BRINK on the l~ft they met their idol HARVEY, of liniger e~snm.re coats, '. on Moran, when six-year:'old' and "BUZZ'~ BARTHOLOMEW KUENN. :Harvey was side-lined superbly tailored in John Howard came out of .a at the time because of an,in- driveway and struck the side of on the right are two Grosse slassi~ and high fashion. jured leg but 'reassured the boys Buelow's '55 Plymouth. Neither Pointe Little Leaguers. They silhouettes, flawless Johu or the car were damaged. got the thrill of their life when he would be back in action in a couple of days . In sve~ detail. Sketched; La Vigna's reed-slim • Raballlt's Bill caftan coat. cape-eollaM • Passes Senate and tid.-pleated • • It is f':llly lined with any-wut\:t." • By unanimous consent, th~ • Milium. Mitin-moif:iproofed, U. s. Senate passed the Rabaut Just in time for the 4th • ~'. whether : Tor l~stin9 beauty. Black. Congo • Pl'\y' For Peace Bill, to author- • ize the use in first-and second- you are pfanning 0 dress-up or casual brown. or nud.; 1ft class Post Offices of a special regular or petite .iz.. . •.- canceling stamp or post-mark- time, you"Hfind the dress you want. ing-die bearing the wads "Pray 149.95 For P!'!ace." And at such ~ marked saving you'll '. Co~gressman Louis C. Rabuat probably select several for that long • (D. Mich.), author of the bill • • said he agreed who1ehemedly awaited vacation. TU 4..1406 with the House Post Office and • 15217 E. Warren Civil Service Committee when it •!I stated 41 • • • that the thing of 7 most importance to the unset- now tIea world of today is peace, • and any action taken toward reduced achieving it is worthwhile. It was felt th~,t the use of • cancellation stamps bearing the words 'pray for peace' would encourage the great body of our people to. do so, and to work actively' toward its accomplish- ment." TUxedo 4.1540

CLEARANCE 'It gives me great pleasure to , , , see my efforts rewarded by the 20445 MACK , ~ opp. -' . thursday - friday ...saturday passage ()f this "bill':' said Rau- aut. "M:r bill will now go to Howard Johnson's Kerchevar,'..t St. CIa,' , June 28..29..30 ,the President for signatUl"e:,and ~rosse pointe ~roo'ds _. _ Use Your Charga-Plate , TUx~do2-7000 upon Presidential approval. will. I FOR JUST THREE DAYS ~ • ~ special become & Public Law!' month-end v~lues in selected items - • from our regular stock of o 1..6022 • SPORTSWEAR • ACCESSORIES • ~HOSIERY • SHOES MIDSUMMER DRESSES Youth Cente,r 12°0 impo~ant savings in Orig.' '14.95 -11.95 - 19.95' , , Dresses and Accessories InfMt's through Pre-teen Sizes ,', $avlngs! Right now. just when you w~nt to weer tliese . " '. I, L, cotton, silk, linen, and knit dresses ••• vivacious ~nd '«c1or-fresh style~ priced at' a fraction of thelr regular Vl5tu.. .1~lGohspns~ , , . : -: . ~ . Hundreds of dresses by well: known ma~ers i~ this grana collection , Kercheval, at St. Clair of midsummer fashions. Choose from a wide variety of styles. patterns...... ' TUxedo 2..7000 and colors. This is' the value opportunity of the summer Use Your Charga-Plate season, so shop '~ar!y ~hile. assortments ~re C!omplete. YouIII' Wi'mt several tn v~rled piints and (to1ors at tht. low. low price--for your :vacation a~,dsummer p.lanl.' Will You M()VE Tbis,Summer? , WB C~E FOR THE THINGS YOU CARE FOR ' OunTor Sizes 7 fo 'II PromPt. Local and Long Mtc:ion+ Miss6s Siles 10 to 10 Distance Moving ,

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LimE 1', At the hali season the G tiona! LeaguE of the Ameri :full COmlnan< with identica' 'IDle Gian~ FRIENDLY KISS-A bird in wins last' wel the hand is worth a buss or Phillies, 10-2, two from San Francisco 19, -and ~sque< mechanic Ken Doyle. He's cinnati ReID giving an effectionate peck later. The Re( to a baby spa1-'rowfound in the newspaper 'garage. where he works~ The -fledgling, duQj)ed Pete, apparently SMOKING SIMIAN-Cleo, family pet ot John P. Bureis of Gooc isn't ,afraid of the garage. Boston flnds that a gil"l'sbest friend is a soothing pipeful men, but he won't eat. Hav- of tobacco. The smoking simian apes the human members ing refused bread, milk and of the family in all of their pastim.es, but smok~ con. a cherry, he's probably' wait •. I tinues to be her favorite 500rt since she high-tailed into ing to be offered ~ worm.. ' civ11~ation.

OLD AND NEW-Beauty queens past and present get together in New York to help celebrate June as Dairy Month. Lovely model Lillian Shelby, who was crowned Miss Dairy Queen 16 years ago, has just bestowed this year's title on 16-montl~ old Susan Leslie Frank of Valley stream, N. Y. MERI Little Susan, selected from 3,000 entries across the U. S., 10403 HAl seems more interested in that giant ice-cream cone than . In her reign. Law HUI-

MISS AMERICA COURT GOWN-The regal ball gown ' to be worn by Miss America's Co~rt of Honor next Sep- ~ember is modeled by Dor- othy Mae Jo11nson,Miss Ore- gon of 1955 and runner-up I'VE ( in last year's Atl~ntic City FRENCH ATTRACTION ~ NOBODY •• pageant. The exquisite gown ' fAULTlESS ~ i() a :fitted sheath of Ever- Martine Carol, international SHARP KIDS-Father's Day has come early to Brooklyn's glaze cotton satin with a full film stat' and France's No. 1 • They Gil Hodges whose children, Gillie and Irene, have given overskirt of brocaded cotton box-office attraction; stops Ii dropi him a combination, razor and record kit which includes 'in a. "painted" :flower pat- ever 'n New York en route • They Knute Rockne's famous HGO•.Go, Go" pep talk in the hope tern. The petal sleeves .and home from Japan. France's COLLAREDCANINE- In an attempt at canine elegance. c!rap that Pop, the Dodgers' slugging flrst qaseman. will go on three-dimension .:flower ap- .answer to America's Marilyn ten-month-old boxer pup Thor tries on a sti1! collar and cloth 'Monroe, Martine will help Also powdering the ball in his accustomed fashion. pliques on the overskirt are tie in London. Judging from Thor's unhappy look, however "*et1. THE E'YESHAVEIT-Eyes staring at her don't bother this trimmed in glittering se- launch .'Nana," her latest' the collar must be a size or two too small. Italian lady. Her job Is to inspect glass eyes fo:- perfection Quins. film, based on Zola's novel. at an establishment In Rome, one of the few places where false peepers are made in the country. The flrm carefully makes the glass eyes to match the calc;, of the weareI's' , good eyes.

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TO DO ONE~MANTV SPECTACULAR-Victor Borge, the eelebrated comedian~pianist, takes'time out from rehears- {t"~~rL~,~;~ ..:...:...... ~.: ..;..~..i.-::;....:-:: ,,"N, ,.'...... ". HALITOSIS-FREE HIPPO-opening a mouth that wo~ld \l!.ls to give a piano lesson to his.pretty daughter, Sanna, at KEY ANSWER-Tired at the inevitable question, "Where probably terrorize any dentist, Peggy, a 23-year-old pygmy bis Scuthbury. COnn., home. The Danish-born entertainer do you wi.nd it?" caUfornian Cecil York installed a big key hippo at the Lon~donZOi>, gets her teeth cleaned via a kin~- w1l1star In television's first one-man spectacular, June 14, on the back of his toy-siZed Gelman Volkswagen. Above, as sized brush in the hands of Bill Gribble, an assi.'5tant head when he brings bis Broadway hit. 4'Comedy in -Music." to his wife Helen looks on, York "winds up" the car during a keeper at the zoo. The dental cosmet:cs are applied to CBS-TV. trip pause at Fort' Scott, Kansas. The Yorks. from San Peggy's two three~inch tusks and 32 other teeth once a Fernando, Calif., were en route to Bolivar, Mo. month.

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View ste~d of t:eth. The freak fish was Photogra:~es d Pul ture, but local ftshermen fdentifted .it as a rare "pig 1lsb.'t fP tile Whipsnade ZOO,seems unable to see her s1miM'l1 of small-town Americana-instead'of Big Clty.canyons-:-m. .burled untill .such time as it caJ1' be scientUl....ll f.,1an WuJ.sslpPl town., Mike Reed. ~ J '!ren teet long the fish wt'.S black with white :Oesh.and had, -iltljd, ~)' Molen. ~~ltor, but headnf_~ ~ obmusJr no probi~ .1 ...... the River Newsboy Is

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• 1 I heros despite being the losers. '18. It YiliS the first time ,thi~ Holme.,' of Los Angeles, and Iville '1-6 with G. Landless the: pit~h:ed, 'a, real tight game' ,by The Pirate~ and R,eds tangled season the Indians had b~ep.i ,Jack Tamblyn 'of H9llywood all :winnin~ pitcher:.', ,~trikip.g ,o:ut 10,:nen and allow~ in a close gatl?-Ieon Monday, beaten and br~ke, 'tlieir ' ,win-, have done 'a :fin~ job with, these' ,St. Pa~ and T~l~do .~~~ co!,;. mg only th;ree hits ..The Dodgers June 18, with the" Pirates winning strellk at elght,:games. ,youngsters who have developed .lected eIght hits m thell" :'Y'e~ed_th~ ~cor~ m th~ fC?urth, ning, 6-5, mainly on the spark- Beside~' ..-vindihg. up on' the. to a. point that they ..will .un- ,Wedne~d_~y! -!~~ ,20 ga~et bu~,: mnmg ,when, '~mn. sm~shed ~ ,ling defensive' play .o:f.second long end 'of the scbre;,the Red ,doubtedly;;.,be seen m LIttle: St. 'PaU1':-~oo~:t:q.elong .end 'of !hreeJ:~ahgg~r:~~proug~t Smart ."f~turiiJfJ1Pd"',, baseman'McConachie and 'first Sox also garnered hitting and Lea~e~" ms.-jor Uniforms next i the fimit:'score; 14-10. ': m for, t e tYing, run. , '.' , , base.man Brisco who te~me~ up fielding :honor.~ by' o'ut-play~g. season;.'" '. ',.:..~e Do.dger~,continued,to,wi,n :ti1~::~~.::~nO~::I;~:J:, Sho.... ; I for the double pla~

Phillies,. 10-2, on Tuesday. J~e by the usually mild, m~nnered conte~t and gave the Yanks a 'o/inning' pitcher was' Thorp. ~t an,d: t~o' rui?-s,t~ ~in" '(~2.., . , .I , 1~, an?-,~queezed, past ,the-Cm- ,Red S?x. T~e Sox' Jumped ~n 5-3 WI~. . In the second game Indiana- The only hIt for.thE! ~dians:was m~e g~~Sto~t~~~g::ru;w~ - cmnati Reds, 2-1. two '-days- the TrIbe WIth-both feet to wm EarlIer the Yankees had'de- polis ,dumped Toledo 14-3 with a lone home run by R~ger second place this week. LaRue later. The Reds were the hitting a 3-1 deCision ,on 'Monday, June feated the Tigers. 14~6. The the Bic;ligarie broth:rs st~rrirt~ Judkins with a ~an on base. was the winning pitcher for ,Aide inperfection• • • Yanks. bE!lted o~t 14 hits, five for the winners. Eric Bidigarie ',C1TY MAJORS the 'CardS. It was the hitting ~ , A Job wen Don& Means Another One: of WhICh ,we~e,..or extra base~. allowed ,seven .hits as hi~ AI Ghesquiere, president of power of,.the Cards that gave . The 'I'igers suffered theIr catcher b:~..other Edward handled the ~ity's Little League. praised them this! game. Starting. with Good Fences f 0 r 4 5 Ye a r S second loss; of. the week ,w.hen himseif llaw1essly behind the very highly the pitching skill a four run lead in the first and ~ .M~MBER 'MEMBER .',-~ they bumped mto the I~dlans plate. \ o:f "Skip" Stephenson of l;he .S: horn'e', run by Schmatz. the .'/ t EyeJry style or Fence who fas}uoned a 9.4 VIctory. H' b It d R h t 9 2 Braves when he set '8, new Cards hit Smart and ,BurnS" of BuJlde'ra As.. WatloD&l : d. GEl h.t h' ft t avana, e e oc es er - . ' .oelatlon', of AlSodatioa '.,..~ !If' .1n lans eorge ar I IS rs S t d J 6 B~ d' strikeout record for the Little' the Dodgers :for 10 runs. and 1Q Metropolitan Little League home run and on a ur ay. une 1 ! as ra, - L

IndIans a~so chopped off TIger t 16 0uld-b bitt ~d ,led hi~ team to theIr se~en,t~ (Continued on Page 24)' WA.. '1.62.81 threats. WIth two dO~l1;lleplays. ,ou w. , e, ~ ~r~:, . . straIght VIctOry when, they de- lnc1ud2ll1 Anller:can DiVIsion The TIgers mound,.~ce Earl feated the Cubs 12.to 4.' '." Commercial Residentmaf Chailll Link All-Steel and , :' I:" . W L Meyer~ .chalked- up his' :fourth The Braves had an- easy game T'eIIYI-s'-lon Rustic Styles Indians ., 8 1 win of the season, as he set the mid scored in - every innhig' Alterations , Yankees •.; 6 " .3' Red Sox down'on.M9nday; J:une' and wound up, with 13 hits. :This, , ' ' Tigers ~ 3." 6 1~; with one hit to "give the, gives, "Skip'" credit for :four Sale's, an'" Sen-Ice MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. Red Sox : l' 8 .Tigers a 3-0 Win.. Meyers: has, games this season.: .., 10403 HARPER , RESIDliNTIAL. INDUSTRIAL , W()'ODS~SHORES, allowed only -bwo :hits in ::four, The next game for, the Braves t '.:, ' . , . " f The Pacific Coast League, games to date.. looked like 2~ ,E;,asyone, ~gairiSt L. L.'.'DA CKEN' :' which WillS started this' 'season The same, ,day, Richm~md the Dodgers, who. v-:er~r!n la,st J ,OCEAN-SIDE GOODNESS and organized especially. for the tumbled. Buffalo - 9-6 b~hind p~ace. But ~Morrlson~tli~. star 'Ele.c,t,ronlc Labo, rafo. r'l' . ' . . . - !" pItcher , ,of ,the Dodgers7"""had,': .f 8 and 9-yt:!ar-olds. has made re- the fO~-P:It,.PI~Ching~f Sahnnon other plans. Man,ager St~phen-' : : , markable progress., 'M.a~agers, and. Bmge. ',' , son of the Braves started.l\fille.r ' _ 20313 MACK. AYI.. f Lloyd Ny~~n' of .S~attle; B~~-, . ;r'he. game schedul~d between for his :first .game. ' this. yeal'; T'U l' "791' J nard Be~ufalt of PortTand; BIn" Ml~ ap.,dColumbus: was c~ed This/game turned out,.to ~be-a - • LavigneAuto Sal~s -4' . , I.OW1'. , Our 23rd Year 00000 Oi) 0 0 0.0'" ., 00000 mr .off because' of wet gr~und~:'. real pitchers' :~ue1 ~d' a' h~art- S. , . , The ,D~dgers, "and, Glants breaker for Miller; ,.', '. er,VICe . .', , HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE Ytll!.lr A.(7 Store "tangled in' a "wa'lk-a-thonU .on , After Morrison gave' up~,one:, All Makes ' Tuesday. June 19;, which the run to the Braves in the",:first f :,'P'EN ' -'O~• • .. I Servlll!J All C)f GrOIle Pointe D£.dgers won, 13-7. A total o! inning, he settled do~, and", , SPECIAL > • We Specialize In 27 bases. on balls were issued. ------"'---.;...' ----'------, SUNI)A Y HOU'RS . The second' game 'saw Jimmy. ' , , , 1/. H fYI-I he-'" , -.. Hudson Used ears Meininger limit Minneapolis to R,ohelle',s' Be, auty S.a, Ion. ,J ../2, our rom our ,I ~ ••••• "~fc~:.to give,Charleston a 6-5 J . Yes" and An Year-Round! 1420 I E. Warren, at Newport , 'The ,Braves roared from be- 19027- Mac~1 at Seven Mile ,TUxedo 14-1130 . YAlley 2.3459 ,:1-0:00, hind in the:sixth inning to beat Lat.est Hair S+\lling, and Sh~ping ,J Live -Lobs~ers ",' TO .the Cardinals; 6-5 in the third ' I Y , .f, game o:f the day. The Braves Silv~r .Blonding ..' H~i;. Tinting' ': 'Coo'ked Lo1;ster~ could only manage two hits ' '. " ~ . • whil'e the Cards collect~d ':0 off ' FACIALS. PE~ICURES • MANICURE,S . I r~bs:€;- ....~i3a: 7' ' , '1 . . MR. John and Mr. Evan are now on our, .taft., "'J I'VE COMPARED. . Wlnll ng pItcher Blake. Afr conditioned for your com.fort. " Cooked, Peeled & Open T.bu,s., Fri. and Sill. Rochester bounced back from' All types of permanents. by our expert operator .. NOBODY ••• but nobody can match:; their loss to 1tavana earlier in , Open Thun. and' Fri. 'Eva. j De-Velned'Shr,imp,' fAULTlESSworlcmanship and prices-:' Evenings Tm 9:00 the week to give Montreal an ,'j . , 8-5 defeat in the fourth gllme'.' Fre.nch 'Fried Shrimp • ~h.y take down and ,.hang The Braves scored eight, runs f , '. draperies and cornices. S1irimp Cockt(lils ~/ ROSLYN in the second inning to defeat U .L .le -J .1 , • They speciolize i'" cleaning the Giants. 10-2. ,behind the fine ,.,Oeueri'R" eweiry' Cocktail SaUC8\ ' : Micbigan'-i Only draperies, curtainsl banquet hitting of winning' pitcher Rey- , ':I . t Lobster Pou~ cloths, lamp shades ond blank.ts. MAR.KEY I nolds and, Terry Iaven. Both American & Swiss Equippep. to Supply ali the .A,fiddle IVesl '.• " Also fine workmanship 01) 21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd. collected three ,for four in the first game on Wednesday, June . Wotch end Clock ~epoirin9 TU. 4-9821 " 20. Indianapolis tripped Louis- Watche. '-.DiamondB MICHIGAN

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PRIMARY 'ELECTION I\lotice ,of' Registration I :. to be held on for ,. : , . ..', "," ," " ,P~i~atY.,,'~a,nd';Special ~ , . .., " .. .;...• nd.,.m1O .... ,.nd "mo•• , ol'lh.ftI .~ ",' . " 'Tues,day, August 7, :1956' w~. " - ~ - / ;. ,.' : -. '. , ". ...'. .' ~ dlsco~ •• lnll th.t the ~III Rock.C~poW'e.~dee Is "City Ele.cti,ons,', . , .,.11 "'~I,':'I~'~.h.l•• each - especially .Ight no".,' NOTICE' IS HEREBY' GIVEN that. reg,tsttatiOn ' of I .. , To 'Be Held On ,S.mail ~~nde~ ~~~e' ~d more' yointe , ,~C:»8tf~~ .~~tur~lly.pr~.f~r. a, ~re~ ,Rock~t,En~~ ....a thri!1. ~o' drive. ':' "5" •• YOU 00 OWERTO OLD. Park at his .office in' the Municipal Building, 15115 ,E. " + TUE~sday,Augu'sl 7, '1956 , ti~e car ~.,-'espe~lalJ.y'w~eu: 1.t'8 81Jch .Above ~ ~ Ol~o~ile 18.a' nIG .', ' . Jeffe~son Avenue. City of Grosse Pointe Park, Wayne -8 value. Just"look-- . . c~. ,. • W1~ ,the nding comfort, , 1 County Michigan. any day prior to and inCluding July 9.- . ,NOTICE IS ,HEREBY GliVEN-that registration of qU,all- _•,. ,. a p'r~e that .fit,s,your hndge.t 8~pe?Or 8~~ty~ and safety ~i~ '. ... 1956, ~d that the City Clerk will be in his Office. ~ve1Y ,. fi~d e~.ectors..who have., not .already. registered •. can be 'lietter than many .mod~ls' of 'the of blg-car. ,de&l~; .', . " , We htNe the fads _ _. :: secular day from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. anq, Wedn~s~ay eyep.-, . made with the Oity Clerk of, Gr~se::::;>ointe .~".,.. ot 'the:' efiY', 8~~er, l0V!~r-powered'can 1. "C~m., In for a", behin~.the-~hee1, 'figures to make it cl.. ~,....:: ings until 8 P:M. for the purpos~ of accepting regIstratlons. Farms, at his office' in 'the, Municipa1):~Uilding. 90 Kerby 11 esal I' hi h' it- di 'trIal of a DeW! 'Oldsmohile. See, for .""'. ii ~ e viliue:oid g It d a, ~, . :r~~r$elf.how milc1:. your pruent 'Car . ',that Old8Dlobile hM r'".... " ~o~d~ 'tity of :Gr,>~'se(P.Qirij:e Farms""Wayne County, ' .' : . . ~ o y top"- e ue .at tra e. i3 -worth. ~ ,~e if you act iaow l' 'lop' muo ,1odc1 whea NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for the convenience Michi~:an, any day prior to and,; including .July 9, 1956, ••• a reputation, for, lively per- You, too, ~ get':Olde idea8-" ~.' and '.,.' - you ~ it ,_.e • top of the electors, the Clerk will be'in ,his ofpce from ,8:30 , • and that the City Clerk will ,be in' his' office M.on~ay . .formanee that'8:known arid 'eDried th~"Pri:ce'of. ~ ~'~" makes it easy, /. ~ 1 nlue ~DlO~ at ~ A.M. to 8 P.M" E.S.T., on Mondays July 9, 1956, for the ' , 'through Frid~y::f~om :8:aO'A.M.~to'4:30.PM: and WedIies" day ev'enings,until'6:00 P.M.':f()r~tb:ep~pose of accepting ':..everywhere!.. . . ' " . for, th~ to come true.,S!,e"U8;)1oW'.I ' ~", l Iale.;Let'lIIl1bowyo •.r, purpose of receiving registrations. registrations. NOTICE IS~FURTP..ER GIVEN'thai for the'conveWence BILE:' <:> LO',S'IV!, • 0I ~ - • • ..- CHARLES HEISE. of the 'electors, :the Clerk will be in his~office from 8:30 , . A.M. to 8:00 P.M .• EST~ on Thursday., July 5,. 1956 and \ . ' A,Q~Y PROD~CT IrioIabt II JOlIItJ AN OLDSMOBILE QUAUTY DEU.ERI ' e.t o,:-,t.of,',th. ordinary thl.,' .umm.r. •• ~ City Clerk. Monday, July' 9,' 1956. for the purpose: of' receiving , - registrations: Get mto an AIR-CONDITION'ED ~ 15115 E. Jeffe~?n Avenue. VAlley 2-6200. OILDSMOBI 'WHYTE'/ LEL' CO. , DAWSON '. NACY OLD'MOa,ILEI \ Published ill tb,e Grosse Pointe Nev,. June 11 (28), 19511 Act,ing City Clerk C~'!'•. In f~r d•• a,,,e.- 14800 ~. JeffE.rSOn ... VA. 1-5000 to'..Kerb:v R!>ad. TUxedo 15-l56OO and a. d.monatratlonl Published in Grosse Pointe News June 21, Ill. 19158. .-- -- TODITio..'1.EAIII WHJ IIOW III~lOOP UME 'W BaY II OUWIOIUII_ -: ' ,. -.- ." " -, ~ ,,'. .

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J to<' .. • • '*...... 1.... 1...... ; ..... ,4 .. ,4 • .Ad d" 'i' d • dd 'f • « • • .«• •d •• t d'. t ' •dd dt.tat t Cd r t. t...... Thunday. - .. 'fOOD8 PRE8BnOIAN been. a drifter c,llke last year go to work on Monday. 1995:,0Mack Ave. at Torrey Rd. and the' fleet' didn't finish un- 'Detroit yachts make up the Church News . Aio.drew' ,F.' Rlolith,,' Minister Boat .. til Simday noon, or later. It's greatE;~t portion of the. fleet and .'Vinyl, Linoleum or Formic,a. I B. B. Stansbery; AIS't. Mill. quite a scramble to. get' home, ' I especially up river to. Detroit, without them the rac~ would be CALVARY LUTHERAN munion will be e:elebrated on RuthBJlrkholder~ .••• ,for your. kitchen . Or;anist-Direetor in'time to get enough. rest toa bust. Gateshead (Kerby Road) at Sunday, July 1 at 11 a.In. Banter w. prepclre kitch~nfloors And sInk Mack Avenue • , F.lrid,ay, June,' 29:-8 p.m .• _. • • Join't. Board. meeting. (Deacons, fops • _ • -then replace present s,urfaces Rev. Paul H. Wilson. Pastor 'The Vacation Bible School lj:lders and Trustees). By Fred Runnells o with 9Uarllnteed materials. Sunday School and Adult will contin'.l~ Monday. July -2. . '" . .Owners of the Gold Cup boats Paintin.g and Wallpapering Bible <;::lass.at 9:30 a.m. Church 3, 5 and 6. On Friday e'O'eningat S 11n da y, JUly 1:-10, a.m•• that 'competed, in the Windsor HARDWOOD FLOORS 7:30 there will be graduation WOrlShip Service. Receptic;>n of Yacht Clubs' annual Maple Leaf' FREE ESTIMATES ..\ Worship at 11 a.m. Holy Com- , .' . ,Sarlded and. Refinished exercises 1.0~ the children and a new members ,and the obserV- regatta last Saturday, 'June .23, We Glllr.rantee O.ur Workman£hlp! social evening for the. parents ance of Holy Communion. Ser-. ,have suggested' to the Yachts": Large or Small Job. GROSSE POINTE and friends. All ar. .invited. mon theme: "Sacred Appoint- men's Association of' America" Vacation on July 4. ' meni:." .to ,th,row out the regatta\when WALLPAPER ,A. C. Pierson Co. - WOOD 10, a.m.: - C h u r c h SchOOl';' they 'consider picking .the' Amer;- '-'~-ALB'ERT'S hol Shoe Repair . ,AND PAINT In 'the Nursery (;for (3 yrs. of ..age); icanHarmswortll ciefender~'. , (i~866 Gratiot Avenue League, elacb 379 Pish.r Rd., Opp. High ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Over 60 Years. Combbied Exp'erience c Kindergarten and Primary De- They say it wasn't a fair test Between T and 8 Mile Reads teams spli't .: 20475 Sunningdale Park It. 'Clair. Shore's Larrest Paint :&', WallpaPer 'Dealer partr.nents. (Only one Worship. because the regatta. was short- LA 6.6767 LA 6-6667 week in th 27209 Harper. btw~ "10&11 Mil., ., ,v PI 8~946~ Rev~ E. H. Yeoman; Reetor Service during'the summer). erie!f. by r~in".storms after two . , \ Wooch; -Sho: William ¥. Gard, Choir Direct&" -- preliminw:y heats had,been run: ,----- .... ------..... ---:- League. The I J. D. Hurst, A.A.G.O. Organist :POINTE MEMORIAL The judges arbitrarily. decided, ------,------At week's e ~unday. July 1:-:8 a.m., Holy 16 Lake Shor:e Road Horace Dodge's "Dora' My \, I leparated' eae: Eucharist. Jllr. Frank Fitt, Ministe. Sweetie" was the, winner. . Don't Get Beat - See 'pete' teams from tc on 9:30 a.m.. Choral Eucharist Paul F. 'Ketchum JoeSchoanith ordered' his A. G'. MARX ,~O. In the Na1 and Se!'lllort. drivers, his son Bill Cantrell' WOD. three. 1Jl Ben L. Tallman and Roy Duby to hold their.' ASPHALT .' _SLATE TILE- at mom capture Flowers AssoCiate Mhrlstel'J speeds .dowrt because of the The Tigen POINTE CONGREGA'lIONAL SWlday, July 1: 10 a.m., roughness of the course. Bud 1 240 Chalfonte Road ROOF' REPAIRS .Don American, we Morning Worship: Sermon ,by Saile wouldn't even. take the I White Sox, ~ Manus William Johnson, Dr. Fitt; 10 a.m., Church School, wraps off his new "Miss, RE-ROOFING SHEET METAt WORK " good pitcllinf Nursexy ,through' Junior,. .;De- Wayne" fQt. ~he _same' reason. . Minister . ,McCullagh - The Tigers 1 p~rtmentl!l. Those boats' that. did run .re- '~TINOR COPPER.SKYLIGHTS GUTTERCONDUCTORS 1) to 2. Petunias, Grosse Pointe Congretional • • • ceived considerable damage' of ili' . Estab. 1914, ttWarId's Largest MarigoJds. and Met..~odist C h u r c h com- Monday. July 2: 9:30 a.m., Va~ some sort or ano-ther;'The most' : . "Alnul 1.4330 Th~ second bined summer servicas will be cation School. ~erious was inflicted on Chuck 8106_ Mack Avenue •Chevrolet however. 1os1 Etc. held on Sundays at. 10 o'clock, Thompson's "Short Circuit" Dealership" 6 to 2. Bn at the Memorial C h u r c h. 211 POINTE METHODIST which smashed a sponson' and homered for 16301 Mack Ave. Moross, Rev. Marcus W. John- 211 Moross Road probably Will not be .ready for' 1-6700 HARPER The Yanke ot Three Mile Drive son, minister. . Hugh C. White,. Pastor the regatta'~ at Picton, Ontario, tors. 4 to 3, 'W Church school and child care ~' next Saturday, June 30. - LOUVERED DOORS allowing onI TUxedo 5.9514 Sunday, July 1: 10 a.m., C 0111- , . TUxedo '-7600 provided at services. bined services with Grosse '.In al1the:YAA selected eight for beautY-I striking -out J TUxedo 1.7280, Pointe Congregational Church unlimited' races from which to for comfort- Pete Peterson The Indian at Grosse Pointe Methodist choose the' American Harms- ,for service- 13 to 4. Pam Chur(:h; 10 a.m.; Church' School worth 'defender. The Maple doubles for t Nolice. of for Nursery, Tiny. Tots, Kinder-Leaf was the first .. for indiv'iduai stylin9~ ". times at bat. garten, .Primary, Jmllor, Inter- Windsor' Y. C. officials :iri~ duwn the Re mediate 'and Senior Depart- dicated. after lhe event was Ordinance. Adoption ment~:~ . calle~o£f that "there may never SCREENS In the Na beat the Dod , . be another Maple Leaf regatta:" and 14 to 5. At a regular meeting of the City Council held Monday, CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL Mills 'Race officials. made a . / . . W".'Il,f::s SCREEN PO~CHES Cardinals./6 June 18 1956, the matter of the City Ordinance. regulating ;/iiiii" 61 Orosse Pointe Boulevard marked improvement in: their > 13940 'CHARLEVOIX. at Ea.stlawn YAlley 2.1056 signs an'd banners being under consideration, the :following ; allowed, the Rev. :ErvUle B. Maynard, ree.tor race this year when they sent, amendment to such 0 r din an c e (NO •. 6.) was moved, JALOUSIE PORCHES hitsand struc Sunday: 8 a.m., holy com- the fleet around the Colchester ------'--- seconded and unanimously adopted: Buoy instead. of'. the, dangerous ~ Larry Engl munion; 9:30 a.m., holy com- COMBINATION DOORS a double ane munion and sermon; 11 a.m., Colchester Light. Every skipper .;::~ ~,_~~. ~ ~ R~'L-i'T~~A,~~L~'O~;;;,; ~~~~~::~ times at bat holy ~~ommunion and .sermon .. ' ill the fleet breathed easier 'T.";"" ~"'I lr'lJ;1l T.+':'" COMBINATION WINDOWS in all-to . TUt~sday,July 3: 10 a.m., holy .knowing his yacht had plenty of water in which to l!ail around. '.,.~ Freeze Y,our F.ru,it and Vegetables .,."+ Custom Built of ALCOA Aluminum Braves. The City of Grosse Pointe communion and prayers for the Braves, 5 to sick. the bouy. 'And:shoal' draft boats: ..... , ..... To Your Individual Needs and Specifications didn't gain an advantage as:' 1J~~r (? In. //1 • :. ning tally aJ / they have' in the, past when the ,~:'+ g~6.T' -Jide I~rtme 01' Lholce ~:"+ free Estimates &' Planning ServIce in the sixth. . Ordinance No. 89 Eder • ready to serve fleet was required to round the '~t."+' // IJIJ C7 ' n' ~:"+ In Texa$ 1 • Colchester Light. .,."+ Call, JOl" rice6 .,."+ I mont beat S. ()VEN r- when McElt( AMENQME~T TO SIGN ORDINANCE BAKED HAMS 'Another improvement :which ..... " ..... Squi@r .CODlpa"y would, attract more yachts ..~.Griffln's Frozen Food Lockers ..~. bases loade( An Ordinance amending Ordinance NO.6, entitled Boned beat Hou...~tI Hickory-Smoked would be an earlier start. This 18410 Morang, nr.' Kelley ", VE 9-0,111 .... 19678 Harper.' TU 2..5697 Regulation of Signs and Banners and the Postin:g .of Cards and. Oven-Baked reporter heard many a sallor """,""~!..... ,-.,:.r- !.... STJI and Advertising, adopted May 17, 1943, by addmg thereto in our own Screen Specialists Since J932 (Week eJ four new Sections aa, 8b, 8c and 8d to permit, upon prior establahment ~~~s~o~c:~ t~V~~a~h~i:~c~t~~t >+:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:+. ADler! specific authorit~ of the City C~unci1. in e~~h i~stan.ce,the 19th dock until :(,p.m. before start.;. erection of buildmg and/or busmess IdentiflcatIOn 81gns of Year ing ,the long' haul out to the a larger size than heretofore permitted. Tigers . starting line near the Toledo. - \ White Sox .., THE CITY OR GROSSE POINTE ORDAINS: Harbor Light at 5 p.m. Senators .. An earlier start would I give Section 1. Ordinance No.6, entitled Regulation of Signs indians . and Banners and the Posting of Cards and Adveu,isins, as the yachUt more time to get NEl{ERJIEFORE, SO MUCH for SO LITTLE! Yankees . adopted May 17, 19'43, is hereby amended to add thereto back to their home" ports on Rea Sox . four new Sections 8a, 8b. 8c and ad as follows: . Sunday. This year most of them 'JpcUans 1~ Section 8a. Anything in this Ordinance to the eon- TRY OUR OWN had 'ample time to get home. Indians 9, trary notwithstanding, whenever application is BUT. wha~ if the; race had " . White Sm. made for a permit 'tor a sign for the purpose of Tigers 9, ) identifying a building and/or business and the ~,rrmttu~t!Jlt application conforms to sll the provisions of this Yankees 4 Ordinance except that the proposed sign is larger Senators' than permitted under Section 8 hereof, the Build- ,Home.,Made BasementWet? . NatM ing Commissioner shall refer such application to Abso/~tely the City Council and nG~i£y the applicant that he SAUSAGE DEHUMIDIFIERS. ; Giants .. has done so. w. Cut Prim. and Choic.' •• ~f . Regularly 129.95 Cardinals _ JOHN EDER'S' Dodgers .. Section 8b. Upon receipt by the City Council of an Our 9995 Easy application for a permit referred to it pursuant to Price - Terms, Bnves . Section 8a hereof, the City Council may~ at any No Down Payment regular meeting or any special meeting duly' called ~rhittierMkt~: Giants 1'7. for that purpose, consider whether the proposed New Addres. ~t1300 HARPER AVI. Jack Ferrell Giants 1«, sign, if erected, will, serve as identifi.cation of the Giants 6. j building and/or business and not as aTJ.advertise- (JIPP. Blr National .Market an4 Just Beyond County Lin. APPLIANCES Cardinals ment to attract public :lttention, and in reaching , PB 8-7790 . 17652 Mack' ;TU 2.2444 Dodgers 5 its determination shall consider, without limitation. at least all of the fo!lowing: .. Te, - " 1. Whether the proposed sign is to be erec~ed CITY Of Beaumont. upon the building to b~ identified or upon the . .I SaD Antoni. building in which the business to be identii:ied Dallas . is operated; Bo'JSton . •. Whether the proposed sign is to be erected on. ~l'O~StJointt1FiImlS Beaumont top of and extend upwards from such building Beaumont in such a way as to attract attention of. persons •€ San Antol using nearby public thoroughfares or side. ~'reenStamps Houston 1 walks; • Summary of fv\inutes FOR A LIMITED TIME (')Nt Y a. Whether the proposed sign is to protrude later- One Navy ally from such building in. such a way as to REGULAR MEETING , - arctic can pI attract attention 'of persons using any public loaded on 51 thoroughfare or sidewalk or public parking June 18, 1956 area adjacent to such building; .,--with each New 1956 Dodge or Plymouth • . . . C. Whether the proposed sign is to be electrified Meeting was called to order at 8:0() P.M. or lighted in such manner as t:> be likely to , - ..... , purchased' after June 27. 1956 at \ cause any interference with pedestrian or Present on roll call: .MaYOr Will:iam F. Connolly, Jr.~ motor vehicle traffic or distraction of public ,COuncilmen William G•.Butler, Will~am! G. Kirby, George attention from devices :for regulating such S.,iLang, Richard L. Maxon, Neil S. McEachin.and,Edward THOMAS J. DOYLE'S traffic. C" Roney. Jr. '- . . fl. Whether the proposed sign gi!nerally conform. Absent: Non.. .- to the character of signs in the neighborhood. Mayor William F. Connolly; ,Jr. presided~ . Minutes of the following ,meetings were approvedt LAKE .SHORE MOTOR SALES Section 8c. If the City Council determines that the Regular Meeting June 4, 19.56.. , The WorldJs First Do(Jge Dealer ••• with 'he Finest Service in America ••• Since 1914 proposed sign will serve principally as an identi- Special Meeting June 11,'1956. '. fication of the building andior the business 10cated Resolution was -adopted for the safeke~ping of securities ! within the building, the Councii may, notwithstand- ,at the Federal Re~erve Bank of Chicago-Detroit Bl'anch. ing the fact that the proposed sign is larger.'than TERMS TAilORED TO FIT Y'OUR BUDGET otherwise permitted by thi's Ordinance, direct the , A request for two traffic 'signs o:u Dean Lane was Building Commissioner to grant the application for rf!Ceived. A "DeadEnd" sign was ordered erected, and a . a permit, providing the same otherw~ pomplies flWatch :for .Childre~" sign wa~denied.' It's not the size of the 5howroom, with big taxes and overheaCJ with the provisions of this Ordinance and providing . . that the City Council determines that the proposed Approval was given to .the' employment of Nancy you're buying at Doyle's. It's-the AUTOMOBilE, the QUALITY Slgn will not otherwise be likely to constitute a NIeder and .Mildred T. Reading in the Administrative hazard to public health, safety or welfare. Office. . of SERVICE.' the COURTESY of' the PERSONNEL. the INTEG.. Section 8d.. In each case where a permit for a sign is granted pursuant to Sections 8a, 8b and Be of Patrolmen Marvin. Xreb~ and J:ugene Thoinas in tl~ . RITY of the DEALER'THOMAS J. DOYLE. dependable sinc~ this Ordinance, the applicant shall be conclusively Police Department were' classified as regular employees. 1914. 42 yearS a Dodge dealer! ., ...... deerned, by acceptance of such permit and erection A sewer failure on- Grosse Pointe Blvd.~ between of the proposed sign, to have agreed with the. City 'V'eridome and Kercheval, was ordered .repaired. th",t at any time the City Council of the City of , ' Grosse Pointe determines that the sign in fact The Council ordered letters o~'appreciation sent to :the 'Tue does interefer with automobile or pedestrian traffic various' cnmmunitie'sassisting at the funeral of the' late 30,000 Mile ,.rDntee- PI.S & H GreenStfll!lps! or the effective regulation of the' same or other-, Harry ,A. Furtan. - wise constitutes a hazard to the public health, , The price' we' quote' is the FULL.' DELIVERED PRICE a •• including Safes NonC:E safety or welfare, the same shan upon five (5) days' Effective JUly 1,' 1956; Murray' M. Smitli will be .rein- Electors written notice, be modified at the applicant's ex- s'tated 'in the employ ot the City of Grosse, 1J()inte Farin~ 'at . Ta~1 License and Title. NO INCREASE. AT THE TIME Of DELIVERY! the Cit~ pense to the extent required by the City Council t:~e same'salary and status he heldwhEm' gra.nted. Ifiave the Mu to elimL'1ate such hazard, and upon l.ailure to :nod- of absence on April 18, 1955. Pointe, Cc;>me. or phone for a demonstr"tton ify within such period, that the City may pro- . Building and Fire reportl were 7ftlceived, and' 4tdered lit tod"y... includiD ceed as contemplated under Section 11. of this jj]ed. . . hi.. ofii( Ordinance to cause the sign to be removed and re- P.M. 8J cover the expense thereof. " Assessments in Special ASsessment District No. , were JHI'L1TTLE: SHOWROOM WITH THE BI~ DEALS! purpose ordered cancelled, and all paid assessments together' with offices " Section 2. In all other respects, the pr~visions, of said i:nterest at 6% from date. ,i)f payment were ordered re- Ordinance No.6 are approved and affirmed and'remain in 'funded. '. , ' NOTlCl full force and effect. Thomas J•., the elee Parkingm~~ers were .ordered instilled.in the last ,tw~ to 8:00 Section 3. This Ordinance shill b~ effective t.n f10) ,reinairiing rows of ~e parking lot. in the local business' Doyle's July ~. days after publication and posting. diStrict; rates be the same a, the thkd existing row. , Lake Shore Motor Sales to - 'The Acting' CitY Ma~aler'waS' iristru~ted ~ pUrchase 1'4615' &.-Jefferson - 2 Blocks East of Chalmers NORBERT :P. 'NEFF, M parking meters.' " . . - City Clerk. 2-11'85 I)AWSOK .P. NACY WILLIAM '.,CONNOLLY~ JR••. V~lIey Adopted~ June 18, 1956. 1'11110 }., ~'cth" City Clerk , - . Mayor c. Published: Jvne 28, 1956,. The m.~tin. adjourn.ed at 0:45 P.M.. DODGE' $INCf 1914 Posted: June 28. 1956. ", 'PLYMOUTH Effective: Jtlly 9. 1956. Jhtblilh.~ in Gros •• Pointe New. Jun. 38,. liJfi!. -

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:\ ,G.RO~SepOINTE. NEWS Page Thirteen 1 1956 ._------,------.... :~h~~~:~tedN~it:a:=edfo~"PaTk T(~1.18.o'.Beach Proi/rlJ1ll,: Lutherans Pp' rennis ,Tourn£y Held at Club ..~ hoine run. and 'Peck w811oJ'ed. . . . ,------. \ '" . B . f'I'I: I. i ------BABE RU~ a 3 bagg~ for the Phillies; July 4~ .~~dD!~~ ~-: August 18. Prizes for' :an COD-:-: ~O .GllOr ..I.lgers The USLTA ,Center Teoni.sdoubles.frGm Mike .Rahley and: Tam StandUlp works, Jllc1tlnMkmg, ilWhJmUng.. ~ ,- . ' Tournament W.a5 concluded. on Chuck LaFond 6-2, 6-3. ,AmerieaDLeagae Tenni5 ~ Satarday, Bait Casting Ch1b meets each .)(~'ofall.iuthe'ran, the courtS of the Neighborho~ Agnes Peters won the UOWJ1 . J:AGU£~ Team Wcm . Lost .July '1... : Tuesday and' ~ eve.. Churcl1esm. tbiI area Me taking ,Club .last Wednesday. Bill Tirers _ ~._ 8 3Swhnrilmg mee~, Sunday,' uings; ehiJrlren' :and adn ,part'. in, .• ' ~ ~eran" Hotchkiss wop..the bo~s 18 ..and in the giris 18 and UI\der when JIndians' : ~ :8 J August .5. . " ;Final contest: September 3." Night" -tob,e he~d at Brigg3 lUIlder'event by defeating RlcltY she won over Sue Dhooge 8-6, 'Red Sox __ ' "I . T~s:. tournament ,:for." ~p.il- Park'D~' (Pre-,S~g. Stadium. ho~e. of "the Detroit. Champion in the finals ~,6-2, 6-3. Perers also won the doubles Yankees _ _•.•.•.~._. 5. '" dren under 13 -years'- Tam Won Lost: Saving Classes, daily. . SerieS,.:JUly.n .'., mt.e of :Mi~~ an oppor-' Vall teani:ed. up . to. win over the 15, and under girls June Philadelphia _ '8 ' . ,3 .Private swimmi.TJg and .div- J;.ife ~uard Swimming :Meet. ~ :to.demonstrate ~eir ap.:: Riclo/ Champion and Ed Pon- Donovan won over ADD. Homer Brooklyn 7 3' ing lessons, daily by 'life guard (all j)~intes), date to l>e an- PreClation to the' ~oit Tiger gracz 6-4, 8-6. '6-4, 8-1 and then teamed to take~ Giants •..•..._ 4 7, apPQintment. ' .. nounoed. .' " " .' baseball team for the man:r ~In the 'boys .15 .and under the do'nbles ~ ti-~ by defet1t-:. " w() A-SJIOBES. PARK. CITY - FARMS Braves ..., _..;.._••.•.,. 3 8 Generid swimming lessons, _Detroit. Newa "Novice Tennis h~ of fine entertainment they :Ronnie Lindau advanced easily ing Monty Newcomb and Sally.:' St. Louis 2 8' Tuesday., Wedn.esaay. ThUrSday, -date to be. an- p~.ovidetmo,ugh 'the summ~. ,mto the finals -where he bested Boesen. . :: In th,. b~ced American American Leque '~oID-nament, Winner of the i'.rst half of sea-' Friday. 'Time: l{) 8.m: (no nounced.. - . In pre-game ceremonies, .ipe-::Balph MeElvenny 0-3. 6-1. Then, On Friday Neigh~, League. each of fhe th:ree top. J'une "l8:-lndians' 6. Wh..~ w son cannot be determined until charge.) Craft PrDgram.; a1I :agu, cial honors \yID be paid .to the; taming with McElvenny~ Lin- Club Dudes went to ~: teaDlS split a pair of games last Sox 3. . Brooklyn. oompletes. a. rained- ~Vl()liey 'ba1l instmction and. daily~ ~oonL', .' . :following .Llitherans on. ,. the. :clau ,..swept' the ,doubles knock- to play .in the Ha~tramck week in the Pointe June 19:-H err i c k, Bengal Grosse out game with 'st. LouiS. play. . Nicki ~ ~ctor :frOm ..Tiger teiuri: H a r v e y Knew;. mg oat Tom McDonald and Optimist Tournament. Ricky: Woods - S h 0 res Babe Ruth 'pitcher fanned 18 in a seven _____ .' . Shuffie boar~ contests., Michigan State University" is 13ill)"Hoeft, f'Duke'" N..aas,'",Red7' , Tony FiSher 6-0, 6-0 to win that ChaIllpion reached the quarter-. League. The Indians won. a pair. inning game, permitting only One hundred sixty~ Navy- .F.ishiD,g .contests - heaviest retmning :to teach the cra#. Wils~ .Al Abe;,Jaek Ph.i1.lips, event; .finals before being downed by: At week's end, only one game 3 fielding 'plays. The scor~:- men wintering <>ver in the' fish.' ClasSification: eruisers,' classes. : .J"'rm :Brideweser, .and Mel. Ott, With 1'3 entries. in the boys G&ald Dubie 6-1. 6-2. In the. separated' each of the American Tigers 7" Red Sox 5. Kolojeske Antaretic were supplied With, small craft, pier. Prizes: Adul~ . --- . ra4io br~. 13 and under event Ronnie' 15 and "JIlder Ronnie Lindau ~ teams from top to bottom. pitched for the So.x;. 96~ pounds ,of food; Half.of .and :children. ' • NavY sleds being '"UIIed.in 'the , Ten thousand. seats haVe been Burns ploweq. his way to the also reached the qum1ers where: In the National, the Giants June 2O;-e1eve1and 6, Yanks ~ l,S reserve supp1y in c~se ;Fis~ . Todeo~ Duration of: Antarctic Welle made in Canada .obtained:fO[' the betwetm j)nals where he defeat~d 'Ted he was felled by the South. 5. • Ted Stanley relieved Pat game won three. In the Texas, Beau- Meathe for the Indians in the ships. c~n~t Teach the ~ases in , contest, May 30 to August lit: while, 'snow flags are ',moUIi~d the Tigers ~d. the Chicago }3onneau 6-2, 6-0. Burns and American star Francisco "Pon- ~ 1956--S7. .' ~rand Rodeo. Dayu Saturday, 'on. bamboo :from Panama.' White SoL' Bonneau also teamed to mn.-the cho~ CostiIlio 6-1, 6-2. mont captured a pair. seventh. Dave Ayrault, Yank .' , The Tigem. 1.e a din g the pitcher slammed a triple. American, were whipped by the JlII1e 21:-Tbe Wliite Sox ",,' White Sox, 7 to 3, backed by were clobbered. by the Tigers ',' good pitching of Jim Barnes. 5 to 19. A 'neat double 1>lay gh The Tigers beat the Red Sox, was execut.ed by Bengals Jim 'City of Grosse Pointe F"'lDsNotice 01 Proposed 9 to 2. Etter, Bill HUgendorf and Her- .". . . \ csl '.£'he second-place White Sox, rick. Butler clouted - 2 triples .' ' however, lost to the Senators, and Bill Walker hurlE:d for the 6 to 2. Bruce Boa r d man Tigers. 'Jeff Gentile was the homered for the Sox. White Sox pitcher; ZoningOrdinaac:eAmendmeal The Yankees beat the ,sena- J~e 23:-The most e~itinl PER tors, 4 to 3, with Dennis F~ieme.: game of the week was the com- 1. ' d pletion (\f a tie game. st~rted 00 allowing only three .luts an M 28 betw th T' d .- t W' ut 10 ay een e 1gers an 80. s r ng 0 . • the Ind'ums. USually a one- The Indiana beat the Yanks, . inning shot, the game want 4 13 to 4. Paul Sand~rs g?t four innings before the deadlock was To 1l1e Residents Of The doubles for the Indians m four broken, ,spelling victory for the tim~ at 'bat. The Indi2nS also Bengals. 9, Indians 8. City .Of Grosse Pointe Farms: ~*"6_ ~"'i6' ~ #,.A.4. ~~ , .. 'I'" 'CEGE~ D' down the- Red Sox, 9 to 2. Anxious parents sweated rin "",w. 6",," .... 'PIIII 4MI(I iDIJ",.., ~- ..... ;Au.IP 1M "'#~-4rl~ .... .I*I1J .... .tIofA ! fl4;r RESIDENC£ DISTRICT In the National, the Giants the stands as their offspring 1 Notice'is hereby.given that a'PUBLIC HEARIN'G will be l'''~ ""Q,NMI "fAT'''' 41.u'(' ii#/fft ~*"U ~, ~;,. .. a4 'I'' R£SIOEtlCE DlSTRtCT beat the Dodgers twice, 17 to 7 performed like Big Leaguers .. held in the City: Hall. 90 Kerby Road. Grosse Pointe' Farms, ,,,.,, ...... 1-;'lfU ....'_.~f.'., ••• ~i ",,*,'6,~",'''''..,,...... , •• a - "'1N6'~_ ''''''I-~. r~ ~n .I11Y~'" " 1.:8. LOCAL BUSINESS DIST. and 14 to 5. They blanked the Ken Stanley pitched the entire ".. "IWif. ~H,"'" •••• r.... ,..,." .rritl "1/11#_ Michigan, on ' ...... ~.1 ...... i. ~.wwMiW IUJ1, Cardinals, / 6 to' O. Bob Libby 11 'innings Jor the Bengals. Jim ...... ifU ""',J; 'Jf. "II.IA.~ 'JI.'i6C•. .14'''' 0-8. COMMER";JAL D1STRtCT .•I.~'...~".i3 .,~ .'161'""'UII ..,.. ..~ P • PARKiNG D1STfUCT allowed the Cards only three Etter and Butler each blasted 111#1.. ~"'I.""~ hitsand struck out 15. triples for the Tigers. A fast MONDAY, JULy 16, 1956 i--- CITY BOUNDARY Larry Engelhar~ got a triple. double play by Tigers Etter " " t- __ D.lSJRIC1: ...80~~_~~~.!, a double and a single in tlaree and Hilgendorf accounted for at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of hearing any taxpayers" residents" ~I . ,~ ~ times at bat to pace the Cards 2 outs in quick succession. 'or citizens of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms on the following in a ;11-to-3 win over the Indian contributors to the hot- proposed ~ndment to, the Zoning ,OrQ;nan~. , '. Braves. The Dodgers beat the test contest of the season were ~ Braves, 5 to 4, getting the win- Pingel, who pounded a two- .. ~l' . AN ORDINANCE TO ~Nl) SECTIONS 1.~5, 2.02, ning tally after two were out bagger, and George Oliver and . • '0 in the sixth. Ron Allaire. who combined for 3.05,3.08 (c), and 4.03 OF ORDINANcE NO. 80 ENTITLED: In Texas League play, Beau- a. double play. Pat ~eaThe !e- AN ORDINANCE, TO REGUtA:tE. AND RESTRJCT THE. \~~, mont beat San Antonio. 9 to 8, ,11;ved . Ted S~ley: Indian LOCATION. OF TRADES AND' INDUSTRIES AND THE , , ';, \\ when McElroy tripled with the pltcaer In the 11th InDlng. LOCATION OF BUILDINGS DESIGNED FOR S'PEOFIED , ....0 USES, TO REGULATE AND LIMIT THE ~IGHT AND \ . • ,1;)' bases loaded. Beaumont also National ~J11e . . .~o\ . beat Houston, 14 to 3. June 18:-Cardmal pItcher, BULK OF .BUILDINGS HE:RE4FrER :ERECTED, TO REGU- . 5697 '..... Don Hughes was routed by STANDlNuS, Braves pitcher Tom Hughes 6 LATE AND DETERBlNE THE AREA OF YARDS, COURTS, (Week ending June 23) to 5 in spite of a 3 bagger by -AND OTHER OPEN SPACEs, 'TO LIMIT AND RESTRICT .' ,?" THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF FAMII.IES WHICH MAY BE Amerlean ~ue Don: . \ ~ ~ W L Pet. June 19:-The Dodgers .We1'e HOUSED IN DWELUNGS HEREAFTER 'ERECTED 'OR Tigers 7 2 .777 slaughtered by the Giants 14 ALTERED AND FOR SAID PURPOSE DIVIDE THE VIL- White SO% , a -"6 to 8. when they fell apart in LAGE . .INTO DISTRICTS, TO PROVIDE A METHOD OF, Senators 5 4 .555 the last inning allowing 8 runs. ADMINISTRATION. AND - TO 'PR:ESCRl-:BE THE PEN-. Indians 4: 5 .444 Miller pitched for' the Giants, •. '. ALTIES FOR THE 'VIOLATION OF 'ITS' PROVISIONS, AS ''\ ~ • Yankees J 6 .333 while Molloy was the Dodger . AMENDED. '\.0... Red Sox 2 '1 .222 hurler. ~ Indians 13, Yankees 4. June 20:-Phillies 8-St. Louis Indians 9, Bed So.:. 2. 2. Tom Finch pitched ior The City of Grosse Pointe Farms Ordains: White Sox 7, Tigers 3. Philadelpbia and Ricaard John. Tigers 9, Red Sox 2. son for the Cards. Phillie. Bill Section 1. Sections 1.15, 2~O2, 3.05, 3.08(c)and 4.03 of Yanke~ 4, SenaW1's I. Nolte slammed his usual 2 bag- Ordinan~ No. 80, as amended; entided: ,An ordinance t~ regu. Senators 6, White Sox 2. ger. late and resttiet the location of .trades and tndustries and the . National League June 21:-The Giants looked location' of .buildings designed for specified uses, to ~gulate and " W L Pet. like pygmies. when the Braves limit the height and ~ulk of buildings hereafter erected, to Giants 8 1 .888 defeated them 9 to 3. Braves regulate and determine the area of yards, courts, and other open. Cardblals __ .__ _._ IS 3 .666 stars included pitcher, Dick spaces, to limit and restrict the maximum num.be:r of familid., Dodgers 3 6 .333' Werpsck, Len Careaghi with 2 which may be housed in dwellings hereafter' erected or altered Braves 1 S .ll1 homers and Alan A:':.drews with • • • a 3';base hit. Giant pitcher Ron an9 for said purposes divided the Village into districts, to pro- Linclau accounted fo1' a 2. bag- vide a method' of administtation, and "to prescribe the penalties. Giants 17. Dodgers '7. fler. for the violation of its provisions, as amendeo9 -are hereby Giants 14, Dodgers 5. . .' June 22:-The tables were Giants 6, CardiDaJs O. amended to read as follows: . turned when the Giants met the Cardinals 11, Braves 3. Braves. Zeven errors by Braves 1.15 EARKING SPACE. A hard surfaced m~ea, enclosed' Dodgers 5, Braves 4. against 1 by Giants gave New or unenclosed, not less than eight (8)' feet wide by twenty (20) Texas League York a 7 to 4 victory. Grow, W L Pet. feet long~ together wit ha hard surfaced driveway connecting' . Giant, fanned 3 and walked 2. such. area with a street or aJ.Iey and permitting ingress and egress Beaumont 7 1 .875 Tom Hughes, Braves pitcher. San Anw-mo 3 " .428 struck out 8 and 'walked 4. John of a motor vehicle. Dallas 2 '" .333 Hoye whammed a 3 bagger for A hard surfaced area. is a water-impervious and dust;.. Houston _..... 2 5 .285 l' the Braves. Giants Phil Stack- free area such as one surfaced with concrete, asppalt ~r sealed I,. Bf:aumont 9, San Antonio 8. pole and Bill Hootch each ac- . Beaumont 14, Houston 3. counted ~:or2 baggers. crushed stone. San Antonio 10, Dallas 8. June 23:-Phillies 7, Braves 5. 2.02 BOUNDARIES OF DISTRIC'TS.The boUndaries of' Houston 15, Dallas 2. Two-run margin may well have said districts shown upon the map attached.hereto and made a been becp-use Carnaghi (Braves) part of this Ordinance are hereby established, said map being I. One Navy tractor in the Ant- walked Trowbridge 3 times, in arctic can pull 40 tons of freight two of which he romped home designated at the "1948 Zoning Map:.1956 Revision"~ and said ...... loaded on ~a1 sleds. with runs. Hoye and Malcolm, map and all notations, references~ and other information shown thereon shall be as 1l}.uch'a part of this brdinance as 'if the mat~ ter and information set forth by said map were all fully d~ cribed herein. .... City of Grosse.Pointe 3.05 OutSide stairways,. fire.escapes, fire.towers, porches, ... platforms, balconies, boiler flues and other projections shall .() Way ... County. Michigan be cotlfidered as part of the building' ,'and not as a part of tIle yards or courts Qr unoccupied' spaces. This provision .sh~ll not A. apply (a) to attached garages otherwise conforming to the requirements of Section 4.07 hereof or (b) ,to unenclosed outside ..• ..' 1948 Notice of Registration porche9.'not exceeding one' (1) story in.height which do not ex- ".! tenfcons~eti~ti 'arid Acting, City Cllrk 111150Maumee. TUxed(l !I-MOO ber of lotS in any subdivisio,n in a'Residence'Distrietshall have entirely'without,movahl. wiildow.'Or"odier opening IUch in. been improved witll homei' in tueh fashion as 110'leave only a .... in Width of. side yard 1h81hiot.~ required and provided 'PubUlhecl ill GrOIN. Pointe :Rc-n. Jone 18, 1911

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G R'O,5'S E' .P.O IN T'E ,N'EW.S Th~rsday. June ~8., 1~56 Page Fourteen . ~. . " , '. ... , .' -' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• High Button Shoes At Melody Circus Detroit's FIRST Kusical Theitre-in;.th .. Itoud Tomorrow and Saturday Only! "Hiih ,Button Shoes,"the Heur" ~d "The Ed Sullivan I J "DIAL 'M' .FO'I MD,RDER" ,~right!st~ing, breezy,'Tim' ~epbert.melodiouSas 'hitthe 'Show.'..ChoIce sea,ts are 'still. avail- ' LAST 3 DAYS 10y~bly ~pu1o~ co~idence ,able at .two 'conveniently.locat- • Grosse Pointe Community Theatre's .man, Harrlson Floy, ope~ed .on, ed box offices: G'r i!l n e 1rs Choice Seats Availabl. staging of the famous Broadway thriUer:.1 z J~ 25 for o,n1y:. ~ne ,.week, (-WOodward 2-1124) and at the ...... ln at : ' '. '.,'; ~. " " c.. ,. . ,. .'., , - ',~. ' . ":,,".,.: .. ' ,~" . 'p'. as the second. production,o'f. . the' MIde 0 y C'lrCUS ~bo:x: 0 ffice ". at 2. BOX OFfiCES' 8:30 Curt , : '.._ '," " ." '.''''.' '-,'~'.'~ '.' '. "•. 'c .', .: s~ason .at ~e :~etroit ..M~lody (GReenleaf "4~8160). Perform- Melody Circus GReenleaf ..... l6t CANNON COMMUN ITV CENTER ' o~' ~~ '~~90~::'~~Qx:la.'v:~~~bilt~~ "!ipl~g.'4utliP.e ... fo~ ,a-: C~cus Th~a¥'!i In .Farmmgton~. Mces' .of ''High Button 'Shoes'. GrlMelJ's 8clx omee WOodward '-1124 , :le~~es(0~'p'er~on~.hem1.1~le~,~or. ~ ~ews. s~di~at~ •.•.••~~Y,D.:wh,o, The outstanding s . ~ .tin' .me set at 8'30 p.m.. through: . Guilford St., near Ccdi",ux-Warren Corner :won"t';see anybot!':r 'went .. over to.cFox, to say '~.. , . ong wrl g...... 2_ P k" ! C E ~ . "l!~llo", to: Mr~ Sk;uras y .~ : Grace 'Kelly's' wed-" , ". ;. ,.team .of Jul: :?tyne and ~amJl?! Frlday', V/,lth two Sho~~gs on 2 Yeanon Broadway! .....ee ar InC) ome arly for Dest SeC!ts at $1.251 ding .go:wn. copies are. being peddle:V: S~ephen: Long:- is guidirig her career •• ;.,Anthony.JQumn, ~~: .. ~S"I",'~}, street who, mCldentally, has set ., . "HunchbaCk of No.tre:Dame;;'m:'P.aris"w~Ui.~Gih.~'~ ~ ~(.~. j:: th~ show in his home:"t'own of: ',t • I ~,~-,,;_ '&loft'. y.ou 'D~,With''''''' SB' .'S !!~~~, P ,a killst'ime' with.the glamor- g~l :by:.teacb..irig:,~her.i. '.'; :'~.' :".' New, Brunswipr, ~eV1:Jersey~'; how to walk lik-e a cowboy," 'cliew :gpm"ahd{ ex';':< · ,,::.' , . Tim Herbert; in 'tlie~hilarious~ . pedorate' accUrately ••• J~cki~~?l~as.oil's :t~g . " .....''I ;.': :.." . ly'. exhausting -':Iea:~fng . role ,:of !~.:"" to Paul Whiteman about playmg,the, •. maestro."". .... :. ~;Dar, .._0"::L. _. "High Buttori. :Shoes,"!'b""~mgs ',".a ~.,r._,' combinei life' on' the' screen •. ~La1irence:'G!ivi~r!haS.t~1.ose:ov~r,20~poilildi wealth 6f -:experience~to'betroit. ~w thru: saturdaY, . " tobe. in'shape :for "The Sleeping"Prln~~.~"-Even.in.ein~asc'ope. , :--.: that. stretches" 'from London' to' william Ilolden .•. * .~.':' : ... .'.,'~.,.,: .... Los . .A..ngeles.~.:':,: .. ," 'KiDlNovUen. Fi'ne Food MARTIN & SCRLEWIS: The.)~~artm .an~.Lewlsi,:'bick~~;:.~ilCl~: ''In'adclitioni:to':hismenlo~able \ ~o~~~~g~s pe'~d threatened split r~minds us of ,-another t~am-:who~gur~~;.~ey ~.b~. two-year;stfut'on'Broadwa'~fu'Brllllant.~ C1D~~o , .' DAYS with Fine Entertain'ment better oft apart. '11heyshook fiSts ~d part.~~ •.O~e ~of;th~:;secret~y, "Follow the' Girls," .'Mr .. her-' .. Color. thrll Thurs ••,..... July 2 thru 7 6ONLY! ~mmlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJlllllllllilllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1II11111111111fntlllllllllllllllllm! signed to make a movie for,$50,OOOsa~a~y~.A'Sa.~~ ~he~~,piic.epe:r be'rt's,credits .ust.'iD. .' 'bl' , ~~U1Y~ ~P'4'IUD~ fllmwas $150,000, 'b~t .he shrUgged'.and?~epc~t~d f()17;,!~r~.On~~~~~, perforiri~ces.in ~um~:~:us! . seWD,gthe~or'fer'. Greatest ~UGentlemen ~ Now App,earing I set,he bltmr;ed into his ex~partne~ •.rptey ,gl~r~.~ ,~¥t~!':~~o~ do~:. ical-across ..the c . tr . d . d:" " .~:~~tl:._g CrosbY here?" at each'other andvery.qUlck1y found;ou~:.The;c9D1panyhad". less 'en ,OU? y. an .en.. 'DJ.U QJ i DENNY MILES ! quietly sitpled each of th~m fo1' $50,OO~.apiec~ '~Jr¥d.;assigne~. . d,'h gagemen~. In. nIght c~ubs . '. .,N~~~~o~dO~~. 0 P~efe~ ~ His Piano--His $ongs--Hil Stories ~ . them to the sam~ picture In which ~eywere f~r.c~~.i'~~,).V~rk.as~' an otel e~t;r:~~ent.~ '.(m vutavls1 JL an . telUD. The;' did a little quick arithm~ti9an!l ~e~ made up. . T~e tele~Vlewmg eye Wl:ll rec- '. color)" . ~1II11111111!!mlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllV.iJlIIIIII:lIl1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l11l11l1l1l11ll1I111111111111111illll1l1l1l1l1l1l1ll1l1l1l1llli, ,alia. . . . i. . .• ., ,*", '. ...'. c, .. ~., . :' .". OgIllze '.Mr~ ~erbert for' his ap- BlondesfJ'J... LUNCHEON • DINN~R • SUPPER. COCKTAILS OPENING :NIGHT: At the recent '''ShaIlgrl;'La''''operulig prod~cer pearances ..' ,on -:.;"The. Arthur :.* "Bye.Bye:8aby". . OPEN SUNDAYS' Carr met a'pal in the lobby during intermission. ,"Well?" he asked. Murray Show,"("TheSteve'AI- . "A Little l3irl from ltttle Rock" do" * ;'Diamonds Are' A Girl's Best Frlen Reservations Pn3fer.~ed - VAlley 2~ 118 The friend gushed, "It's beautifull" '~eah:~ agreed Carr, ~'bUltit's a. len:, ',Sh,ow/'" ''Broadway' 'Opert tc little dull isn't it?" • " • When Herman Levin, producer of":Mry Fair House,". !'~he .Colgate .Comedy ~ May our catering departmenrplan Lady" attended the opening of Frank Loefisers "Most Happy;Fel~a" '. . Mall Orders Accepied PRICES & TIMES: Mon. thru Thurs. Ii (Enclose self.addressed stamped. 8:30 p.m. and Sat. Twilight at 6 p.m. $3.75. your next home or industrial party? Loesser collared him in the lo1?by and asJ.teq.,''Well, Herman, what'd *'******************************;, . envelope)' . $2.95. $1.75~FrI. at 8:30 p.m. and Sat. it you think?"--Levin stroked his chin, shook his hea~. and sighed,'''l LAST .1n,' DAYS .; ";0 SUNDAY PERFORMANcEs 9:30 p.m. $4.00, $3.00, $2.00 (Tax Included) 15301 E. Jeffell"solt, at Beaconsfield tried. I tried hard, Frank:""-but I .liked it." U :; .. • • • .' Jf. SUPERVISED PA~KING FOR .1500. CARS I BEAU BROADWA'!: PaUl Muni won't say so but lntiDiates'are sure' :; Matinees SaturdaY,sf he'll.not return to "Inherit The Wind" ,after his f~r~vacatioD • • • :;' ~ Up to a few- days agt? .Edward 'G., Robinson was *. I :; \ not talking to Gina Rowlins of ''Middle of .The .. * .....THEA.TRE.. GUILDSUBSCRIPTION PLAY ~ ' . Night" except ons'tage' w~en he's, 1D. love with. :; . :If- , 80£S11'i her ••• J. Gleason's summer hideaway is Dear *. ; Sundays Boston, whert;! witD. .th~.help of R'ocky M;arciaD.o t . :¥: ' . he'll try to slim down •• " Now, 1'r"hevvins sake *. . ..I .don't let on we told you, but at a. recent per ... t ... I',. !I formance of "BatfuI .of Rain,'.' during the scene *.-. .' .HOWARD. LINDSAY and' RUSSEL CROUSE present "T' I Sid's Cafe when Ben Gazzaraslaps himself 'in. the face, he t, . j THE MAU~ICE: EVANS-GEORGE SCHAEFER. prod~ction ' ~,. • LUNCHEON slapped too hard and his removable bridge flew * :J(. I out ••• Tennessee Wllliams new three-acter (for: t LARRY" P'ARKS .. • DINNER the. fall) was born as a one act play written:iil *' t • SUPPER Florida for an otr~Broadwa'y group. 'lie liked it so ~ ':." . in PERSON in ~ much he stretched it into his new mint ••• Miss , * • COCKTAilS' Novak Bankhead's talking about "An EveD;ing With Tal. .*'l'" ~. I. 11f' , * . ,. lu.lah" for B'way in the fall ••• All members of * l1~ '''"D&l~,:..r. .. the "Shangri-La" cast had to dye their hair jet black !Sotliey~d look:; . . '. . ". ..,. ro' :J(. with a Cuisine , ","D.INNERS...... ," • I ... '. Japanese. Including Shirley Yamaguchi of Tokyo" " • Never give * ~ '" .:: '~. Q~ALlTY and. SERVICEr " up, .chillun. Kiln Novak was kicked ,out of a'model age~cy when she -;:' . " U~'&lst. . ."AJJ Jf. , :: • -of which we arc pr~ud was 18 and "not sexy enough.'. * ., ". t' . .' • • *.:; f THE GIANT: Warner Bros. N. Y. headquarters is r.hocked at the. * The Intemational BiT by JOHN PATRICK .. DINE Sammy Carlisi DANCE late James Dean's fans who besiege them every day for pix of Dean. t Ado'ted fio .th t Warner's, . which will soon release "Giant" (Dean's last pictW'e).' * p., m e novel b~ Vem Sneider "T' Orchestra reports the demalld fo~ his pictures .is better than two-to-one over ;. with ' .. Featuring Dee Merrick other people like Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson. The ~ob * THOMAS COlEY t hysteria which has se~ Dean inio a sort of idol or m~}YTdomd?esn~i t .DON' LOCHNER' MICHl KOBI .. Of' PiWt;es - Large Small stop at requests fOl"p1ctures. A James Dean Memor1a.i.,FQundation.1S * . .< ,. '. .,' .. it E. Warren. at Barham TU,2-3983. ,being,organized.;Thei.r,goa1,is';9:n~.,~qnJ>.p,g!U~J.Oi.})~,,;r~edand t.~:",.;,;a!,~', JQJ;iN. ~b~~J~P~; ~. """,-t ~ ; invested carefully. The dividerids will create a scholarship 'fund for *. staged by. BILLY ~l(AiHEWS " .. I " , , all new. talents in'.all ar~s. Small ~an clubs a;e ca~g.' up with' t" Jf. thousands of dollars. Entll'e magazmesare bemg,publishea about *..,'....,.;~

and reminisced,. "I remembe;r, co~g here with " .. my wife, whose name.esca}ie:!l me.'~ •.•• Tommy Dorsey's favo~ite :snack is piz2;a ,pie " •• Just got. a news release. from M-G-M. sayin: that .Dana E. Jefferson Wynter is signed to.star opposlte,Rock Hudson in .' . "Something of Value;" Questio~. pliz? Jsn.!t ~his ...J&. GlIerg..:bag.. . . Wlwn Own the girl who just wed Greg B~utzer and who was- , , at 9 Mile Dorsey J going.to give-up her career ~or him? .," We w~e The finest lounging around Sardi's when ".someone started talldng about . of toods served Europe. "Why, do 'you know," he .lectured, :''that ~ New York you' in the reloxing ct- pay $1.75 for a ~aircut but that in Jjondon it's 70 e~nts?" Comed~ ..-4 new J-orJ. mosphere of tropicol Jack E•.Leonard said, "Sure,. everyone knows that, but look at. the islond shores. f~re!" ' ,.' dinners: 51w Spirited ..,4mel'ican Car.', 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. datly Ch~m:pionOpens Slindays 3 to 10 p.in. --- I O'WnRealty;Firm I - Reservations-PR 8.5600 "best band .' . Wt~5~e '.Agililg William J.CJ;1amp'lpn,-- \' Jr., , • · t II luncheon served In own ,of the. local .realty: firm. of; . Vere Wirwille Tappan-Chanipi~n :Co.; which: 12103:00 and. hi. troubadcrs' will be dissolved: ,June 30 is 91.A gazelle . good .food aImOu;rlcing his. new firm of I • " 'l' ..~~ "V\ \ . William 9. Cha:inpion and ,Com~.' .':).. ~ .... ~ .good fun: ..pany •. Realto~s; .vvhich will be Loung~ .. . ., 1 Cocktail .. Special Attention to locate Ii at 100 Kercheval avenue ' z Car:l ; T Parties and Banquets in the Chet. ~ampson' Building, : ••• open noon-to 2 a.m. Large free parking lot beginning July.1.. .' Attendant in charge Eddy Shepherd's . .Mr~ Champion, who came; to ; 7909 E. J~fferion at Van Dyke GrC?sse' Ppin~e "15 . years ago, is -~J eLOS'ED MONDA y~ cr.edited with having personally - ,sold' more.' than $10,000,000 :'.of : 5,.uctlJ real- as.tate. in_ the past three and . . ~ . . TU 5-4000 one-half' years: 'He resides. at '

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Don't Miss This . ' , . I WD.lD CASTER BITS BOY , . .' ' \ ------... ,, Eleven year old MarVin Ben- '21'O'C"'.. ,.... ars..' Must Go ••' • • nett .K,ean was .taken to Cottage TWlO. July" Hospital:~Tuesday; June '19, with . lacerations on' the lell' side of Weeks 1nd,.'.til hiS head. YoUng ~ .Keanwas watc.hfug the fisliermen' at the Only I Farms MUnlCipa1'.Pi~r when' he~ 90me In-Open Your Eyes- July. 14 was' struck on-the. 'head by, it . • •• sink.er, the result .of a wild cast. Own A Really Fine Car-With . . ~" . . RAY LOWELL at the Piano' Bar', .CARRY-OUT SERVicE . I , Piano and Accordion, , Durllllg Cocktail Hour I to 7 and Evening 9 to '2 " ,FOODS A Solid Deal That Won't Explode • ,) -.' .' ~, • '.;'. CHINESE. . " .. ~ ..~. .; . _. H~rs D'Oeuvre. and w. cater to small ' : Good Food - GOod. R~utati01l Canapu l5erved at coc.'tall' parties " 'HONG KONG the Cock'tail Hour 4:3:0 p~m. to 7:30 p.m. CHOp:SUEY' COMPANY Monday tbtU Friday ALFRED ~F.STEINER '12:30 p.m. to,'g p.rn. 'LO'CATI6N". TUxedo '5~8651 Sat. ,12:30 to'.ll ..p.m. . '169Qr MACI(AVE.;.:AT 'GRAYTO.N' ,OVER26 YEARS AT SAME 16390 Ell Warren, '. Sun;. Noon to 9 p.m.' I G' AuduboJl 16719 Mack • TU' %-0102 ~~~.,:,City:".'(gIC':':.o.f!.'.',otd' S"(••"'Qftd 'S.,vic.-.-I ' ' ru 5-4000 Between Yorkahire and Biahop. ~ .~"~ ,: '~. '.'" ~~'.. ~. , ': , :: . .', .', : :," ~:.: - ' .. :. . .

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. , Thursday, Juriti 28~ 1956 -- ;; '.. ':'>'Jan~.R-ippe ..'...., '.:'. Wed~,inPariS,. '. Eleanore Stalker ____ \1' _ '.Jane' :aippe traveled.~to. -- .France, for her wedding, .Wed- nesdAY;Jurie 20 to Lt. .~bert Presented" at Tea JohD..Eckhardt; Jr. . Deb Bows _at Tea Given by Her Mother, Mrs. Hug" ' .th;h~:~:~t~~:o;:;~~ ' Stalker in RadnCir Circle Home: Dr. and Mrs. Sfa1ker The,;:brid~i: par~ts;" ,:Mr:'>and . Entertain at Dinn9r for Her Friday Evening , Mrs.' Walker Cisler' of Devon-' . ------, shh-eroad,. havelect to":France :- 'l"he last debutante of the June season bowed to :forthe'wed~g. arid :ho'sted.~the';'. society'Monday afternoon when Mrs. Hugh Stalker pre- reception '-whicn"followed' " ' WOMEN , , For her foI'.!rUiidebut she 'a scooped neck beige and pink II "'AnJ1~urxo~'~,.of,NewYork; chose a pink Chantilly lace striped cotton. ' ,i was the',b:dde'$ only,'~'attend.ant.' over pale pink silk chiffon 'Pr~ end Mrs: Stalker. ~te~ i I . (-.. ' .Albert. John Eckha~dtwas;,:his, short frocK. Her flowers tamed fo~ thel! dau~~ter Fri- : ; ~qn's>..~e~t~niari arid-, the iishe~s" . day evenmg Wlth a bOx:-.and seating' 'the guests were gre~n paisley design,' and Eliza- John H. French, Jr., 3rd vice- arts and crafts~ tennis, fencing~ archery, calisthenics, bowl- Roach Rites, rowed,th~:grac~ullin~~()f,an' R.ichard:Willlams;.br:other:'of.the oethLedyard,mwhitesiHrwith president; Mrs. Hal H. Smith, ing, baseball and. track.. In addition, girls rea.y take sewing', 18th century Fr.ench..court.-drE!ss.bride and Maurice Westerdale. turquoise polka .dots. J Mr ElL ' -- . Al 1 f.t d 'th . ,.' . " 1'., treasurer;' s. ar, . boys, shop work and boxing. New this season is a golf At a' "candlelight. .'ceremon:~ e~con, ace, ros ~ ,WI . em- . At, the reception 'held. in:'the Others were the bud's cousin Heenan, Jr., assistant treasurer; .. program for little ones wUh matched cluQs to suit their Saturday in the 'Grosse Pointe broIdery. of. pe~.~~r' formed ~"church. parlors". Mrs.. Williams f~om. Litchfield, Conn., Joan Mrs. ,Allan Shelden, In, cor- size. . Woods' Presbyterian Churc.h, deep.. yoke ,,~utliDln:g~a Icallol? wore a c9-ampagnel;ice sheath:~der~on, ~'yellow-cotton, her responding secretary; Mrs. Her-. CaIpp Savery station wagons pick up the campers Mr.. and M:S. RIchard K.. JtidyRoach became the bride detail at the. dec~lletage: with, large matchiI?-g~hat an4.~lster-1.?--l~w>Mrs. Peter Stalk~r, bert I. Lord, assistant cor. i Mondav throug' h Friday at 9:30 a. m. and return theLl to Ball~ntme of. HIllcrest ro~d a~-: 'of.Dqu,glas_Robfuson:"'. Th~ extre~ely 'f1¥l:' s~kirt,flar- ,M;'s. Mann :wore a: rose ny!on m .whit~ pIque fr?sted wI~h responding s e c r eta l' y; 'Mrs. .\ J nounc e' the betrothal 'of. theIr Sh'. th . . f Mr d ed :fromthe,low pr;mc.ess.basquesheer. TheIr corsages were white lace and JOanIe LeGro m ~orge B. Duffield, recording e i their doorsteps at 3 p. m. There 'are sp&Cial .excursions daughter, JANET CAROL, to Mrs e~~d ~ m::c . Of N tt~m, liI?-e'.Ul.side gath~rlll.tp"form.,a white' sweetheart. roses.' I secretary;. Mrs. Dexter Ferry. each Saturday to current places of interest. This yeer's ~ichaI'd Merritt Corbridge,. son' 'ha~ road an~s~. °R~b~s~~; ynd~ 'clr~u.Iar .~~. ,~er 'SIlk ,Th,e.:newly~eds are.m~toring 'Cheryl Fisher Honored, assistant secretary, and Miss. Saturday J.aunts include treks to Jefferson, Beach. Detroit of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.ICorbrldge ~ 't -' 'th' Fr' d''R"b" ,. illuSlon veil wa~' held.m. place., on. ~,two weeks honeymoon Sarah Hendrl'e, librarl'an. ' " paren s are . e e 0 msonH b' . l.t f' . " d'...." . O' H 12th 8.rihd Zoological Park and Belle Isle. . of Casper Wyommg.' of Renaud road...... ' y, .a: ~~r~~ .:.,0 ~e~~ms.an tllrough t~~ S~okey Mountams ,n er ,I ay The winners for the en~8 AsSI.'stI.ngMISS.'Savery~wl.th thl'.,c~p' 'are 'GPU~ teach-Janet attended Carleton Col- Th- b";d"~;- ," - • p e,~Thze d oran.g~:blos~oms. and WashiD.gton., , . '.. ' ... 1 d" d t d f' .e r1 e,Sg0'fll Wasof white, White sweetheart.roses.and,cal'- They. will live in Detroit Twelve y u g friends were year in rose competition spon- ers Carole Fenley and Clare Lock.'\;lart, Purdue j:;tudents ege a~ ~as gra .ua.e . rom Chantilly, lace and" a .. peali. nations, formed. the. 'bridal bou- _ . .'...,. . 0 n . sored by the club' were Mrs. Ann Menge and Sue Baker Mitzi Thurber home from t~e UnI~ersltJ' of :vrIChigan'uH~r'cro.wn held her .fingertipl~ngth quet.' . HO,USEHOL',D"HINT. on hand. Saturday afternoon to Longyear Palmer, who also won M h '11 C 11 f h' S d H - . M~ . B fumce 18 ~ttending the , nI- .vell. She carried a cascade (Jf .• ;.. ,-' . help Cheryl Fisher mark her . adnJattJan~I eWho ege 0 t. e acre Mea;t, arS'CIa urnds versity of Colorado. He served whiie'carnntio!ls. . M~a.f'oLfho?or, ,JOYC~.Tofmhhn-.Automatic 'electric blankets, 12th birthday. the sweepgtak~; Mrs. Dexter an 0 ams. en camp IS over; th e lSSes avery an in, the U.S. Air Force and was ' , '.' .'. : .,' so~. 0 ' ans~g;., co~sm '0 ~.e like ,regular blankets, should be Party-goers in .th~ Kenwood Ferry, Mrs. Alan P. Beebe and _.Fenley ~in repair to the Greene ~~nley acres ne,ar Ro~h-, .gra~uated from' Denver Uni- sis~e~~::S .~~~~:::ai~?~f,~~t~I~hpde".~d brl~~"!m.~d~.})atrlcla fresh. ~id.C1ean :when.'they ~re road home of the brrthday girl's Mrs. Jerome Remick, Jr. ester, Mich., for a pastoral vacation- before classes ,start verslty last .December. H g' ". £.t . tllff t l\i~,.slster o_fthe: brld~gro~m, put away for. tbe.season. _They parerits, Mr. and Mrs.' Thomas Hostesses for cocktails fol. . . Se t b ' . er. ?wn.~ .. ur9-uq~e ,. e a and ,Barbara Clayton,' .carrIed should .be washed ,never' dry. K. Fisher included Patty Petz 1 . g the annual meeting were agaIn m p em ere , ,No. weddIng date has been overlaId WIth crjffon' ,was-of spra"ys''01 p::"";''c"'rnatio'ns'.-cen;: 1 d' Df . l' '"d-.ft'd" ' - OWlD. . " Just a few of the campers a e Polly Wotherspoon et b 11 . . 1 . th':~' d"sh ., " ' .' ~...... ', c eane .' y-c eane ' U1 S may old, Louise Meier, Charlene M P . al Dodg Mr F d .. ,... r . ,s . a e!ma: eng an. .e .w~~,e te~ed ~th ....~.~y;,ru,QruJ:.D'',~nd injure the wiring ..system..Don't Wetzel, Sarah Fi.sher, Mary 1'8. erClV ej s. re-, Lmd~ WIlson, Jo~ An?erson, Jo~n. and .Peter C~u~k~s, ------a turq~Olse .crown.of f.lowe,rs;ll:lc~ellia ...~ol~a~e•. ,~~y, wore' let'them ,get toO. soiled by,con-' Am1-Drummy, Barhara Maroun, erick C. Ford, Mrs. John. W. MarCIa and Chuckle WhItney, Bethme WhItney; Mlml and Ellen Hartwick he~ ?aIr.P~ ~arnabons w1tl1 -large'~hit!!_:p'lc,t~e ha~, and. st'antuse .. Wash them. at least Martha, R/)ssman, Elaine Grave 'Gillette, Jr., Mrs. Sidney T. Cleve. Thurber, Sarah Ann and ¥ary Virgini~ Dr,ummy, 'B'o'W' s at Dance ~e~l:~ '~~t~liSh,ivy made up sheer .b~erin~. l~ngth. 'nylo.n. oiice during :t!le- wint~r, too. Elaine G:ravelle,Nikki DeBaeke, Miller, Jr., Mrs: Hiram Walk. We~dy and Terry Vaughan, Qwnton H~llett, Gre~chen Bride~aids

day with carnival trimmings in the afternoon and the Mrs. Hartwick chose a forest con lace with. matchirig' accesw • giant fireworks display in the evening. green fruck for the occasion. soria~ and her, :flowers werle Eugene A. Casaroli, entertainment chairman,. and his Ellen's grandmother, Mrs. Wil- baby yellow: ros.es. - . , committee are in charge. His aides are Russell D. Van. liam 'R..KaleS, was also present ". ~s~: Robi~s~nchose. p~wde:r Douten, Howard Shaw, Harl~y F. Riley, Charles J. Glas. to help receive' the guests. ,bl~e .,~ry:stalrt~~:nylon WIth lil

gow, John F. DeHayes, Herbert W. Hart I and Bryan A. Home from 'Japan in time .~a~c)ling. ~~equmhat. fo~ her. Chaplow. :f t! ' t ~ . th' d b' son s wedding~:He:I";6owers were- • • • borth':le WPailrli~(waRSb rte He tS 'pink.rosebtids~ ," . '\' . ' ~o l~r, . ~m 0 e ' at - When the -pair left for a w~aw The program, with emphasis on fun for the children, WIck.Also actmg as ~shers f?r ding'trip to New York the new will include pony rides from 1to .1. o'clock, two clown: the tea dance were DICk.Whlt- Mis. Robirisonwaswearing a (th.~y are Arnold Barney an(l Ray LaBarre) complete- ney, Lee Johnson and ..)on black linen' sheath with a white,. with gay harlequin suits and grease.paint, a~d an orgau Kaakl~. . ' lin~n collar and white acces~

grinder and monkey. FollOWIngthe par_~ the deb ~orles. . 0 A cheus show at Z p. m. will present Carrol Fox, lefi f(lr Cheboygan, Mich. The :newl~'Yeds wlll, live 011 known as the Ki~g of Corn, wtth all sorts oi mystifying _ .•• LakeVIew avenue when they re- ...... ".j;> magic, an~ a tr~ned dog and pony act. Party for COUSin, GIven turn home.( " , Lancheon in the ~Il and main dining room ~Il be ,By Mary Jane Edwards' .Kathryn Tate Bride served from noon to mld-afternoo:c, and a buffet dinne::.- -- Of U.' . L d d J .from 4 to 8:30 o'clock. Home from Barat, College" .l;Ienry' e Yljr I r. Around 9 p. ID. or as soon as dark falin, the wonderful Lake Forest, m., Mary Jan.e. ,-~ -- fireworks exhibition will get underway. There'll be some Edwa:t'dsentertained at 'a bridal Mr,"and'Mrs. Henry Ledyard . showElr honoring her cousin; of Moran road were m Denver; 200 burSts of shells with their showers of multi"colored Betty" Jean Sabourin, in the COlD, .last weekend for the Fri- • lights. Windup will be the beautiful set pieces depicting Kensington road home, of. her day wedding' of.,XatArYn'Tate, the club's burgee and the American nag.. parents, .Mr. and Mrs. E. G. of Boulder~.,and.theirB~>n~.Henry • * • Edwards. ' . LedYil-rdJr.< . coats with the right Sailing Regatta Set Mal:y' J~ne will be a brides- The, Ledyards- entertained on Thursday' at the rehe~rsal 'din- GPYC's second July event, the spectacular Bailing maid en June 30 when Miss 'neroat the, Park'L.aneHotel in attitude to any latitude regatta on. the 'following Saturday, will have craft of Sabourin, daughter ot'Mr. and Denver. , some 20 classes participating. They'll include all sizes Mrs. Raymond J. SaboUrin, of .Allan Ledyard was best' man I'super soft" from the bi~ cruising A's and B's down to the Thistles Bay City. becomes the'bride.'of 'ior;.his brothe1;, and, Elizabeth' and Snipes. While these plans are still being worked out, Dennis Schmidt at rites in BaY' L.edyard '1ilso .went west .'~ith. '. it's expected the warning gun will be around noontime. City. . ..her p'ar~nt,:,'for~~e .v.ledding'l~ KASHMOOR* Completing arrangements are George C. Cossaboom, • the club's yachting chairman, and his committee including by Paul W. Smiley, William A. Ternes, Norman E. Archer, Dan L. Beck, Albert B. Blixt; Curtis' C. Carmichael, Frank' Couzens, Jr., Aaron L. Evans, T. B. .Farnsworth, Tore -COUNTRY TWEEDS (Continued OD Page 18). ------8998)

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Thursday, ~une 28,.•J 956 Page Sixteen' . &'ROS'S~_.f~)'L~.T,~,".N:.EW'S' .. Thu -'So-c-,i-et-y-"""N-ews 'Gath'er.e:d' ,fif()m 'All of the Pointes '. _ , '.' \~, . ',~ .:' if. ' Cynthia LaFond Wed "Short and ,to;' the Poi'nte'Sidney AnneBoales ". To Lawrence Kelly' M,R.; and MRS. G,'w.:mCK-* . 'l' ~".'..~,.'~'.....':8 ;1'1.'BaCkinTourameroadrinCe Married Saturday . :~~~~~~~U;~~~if~t~rf~ 'Mrs"::,'a~r~'n:~'e'~':',::'.;,,,~y.' ~~:te'L~~~~r~~te:~fIe~~etll~~ Becomes Bride of John J. Whelan Jr. in Cerem.ony In r Pair to Continue College, Studies in Fall; ,Will ~iv.in on June 13. Mrs .. Heckendorn; ,.' .. '. . .';' < \ MR. and MRS. JOHNT: ALL~ Ch' Ch h' R t" "H f P t F II is the lomer', JOA"N HOCK;. MAND and their .son TO¥MY.'. rlst urc: ecep Ion an , ome 0 aren S 0 ows Bride Long Island this Summer Following We~ding .' th ." , whose parents"are' eFRANCIS'. * • $' , Sidney A~n"e Boales, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Trip Through Pocono MC'untclins. JAMES' .HO'CKS' of McKinley. , : It was a second daughter for 'G.:Boales of Edgemere road, and JOM J. Whelan Jr., son Honeymooning in the Pocono Mountains 'after their f:e~~. '~~~~~Eg~~~~~~: ': ~N:nds:~i R~BE~~~~; of Mr.' and Mrs. John J..Whelan) of portsland)da0re';J'epeated Saturday morning rites in St. paurs, -on the lakeshore are DO~N of Roslyn, .road;' .~,\: .. ' avenue, who announced' the their vows at a small ~amily ~wedding atur y. temoon: Saturd .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Kelly. . •. '. • ". . . .birth of JULIA WHITTING-. ~h~ Rev. Erville Mar'ard •Frank Whelan, of Portland, and the B Mrs. Kelly is the :former ~------.MRS.• GILBEllT WHELnEN,. : 'HAM on JUl\e 7. :M;ra. Sriiitl}.is offICIated ~t the, ?:30 0 clock Tom John. • Cynthia LaFond, daughter, of. Mrs. Kelly wore a shirtwaist of Park lane will. spend:' -the i the former ANN WHITTING- ceremony m Chtlst Church, After a fortnight in Northern the Charles D. La Fonds, of blue organza frock .with white summer at the4'McLeoa GliF:;:" HAM. Gro;:s~ Porn'te A reception M' 'hig the newlyweds Wl'U Jok . . U!liversity place. The bride- accents. ' de~s," her summer' ho~e ' and:;:: $ • • :for'" the out-of-town guests re~rn~' Burns avenue. grooms parents ate Mr. and The couple will live in Sea- cherry :farm ..in Leland, ~ich.: . .The June 12 arrival of a followed at the Boales home. Out of town guests here for Cla4 Mrs. Frank Kelly, of Seaford, ford when they return ~om the igan: Visitirig in the summer:' daughter, JEAN KIRK, is an- .' A street' length dress of white the wedding included the bride .. L. I., New York. wedding' trip before continuing will be her son-in':'law "and nounced by' MR.' and MRS. At 1 The bride wore imported their classes' in the fall at daughter, the GEORGE BUSH,.;; HOWARD H. ROBINSON JR., organdie with tucked bjdfge, groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Greenn Swiss organdy, floor length Michigan State. NELLS, JR.,'. ~d hermo~ner,~' of Notr.':) Dame .avenue. ' Mrs, pearl buttons' down the :front John ,J. Whelan and, t~eir , MRS. NORMAN McJ fEOD; 1USO;'. Robrns'on, is the former ANN and full skirt was worn by the daughter, Betsy; Mrs. William John F. with tiny embroidered mE:dal~ , . MRS FRED HUGHES 'f N tr ' . . brid~. A lily of the valley head- F; Morris,' of Ormond Beach. ginia L, lions. 'Her cap, of matching Winners Listed- I Dam~'avenu~~ '. ~',o o~. , YOUNG. • * .' _ band c1asued her s h 0 u 1de r :Fla.; Mrs. Dudley'S. Conley, of She medallions, held the fingertip , ll" . '1, d h C lb" '1\!l' M d M .d' i"l b ', ' · •.• . A son, GEOFFREY OWEN, length. i USlOn vel an s e 0 urn la, .I.Uo.; r. an !'s. and Ml length veil. She carried white y' TZ , ge IV' U. ALICE :M. ROBERTSON < of w born on May 28 to MR. and carried white daisies and stc:-p-. Austin B. Sayre, .0£ Essex Fens. Morenc orchids and stephanotis. B B F' h d ill b' , ban ti N J Mr J M Newell Jr __ IS er r9a W e camp coun~ MRS. HALSTEAD W. WE;EEL- 0 s. ..; s. ames . .• groom's Andrea Bachh, as maia of The Memorial CentElr Dupli- selor at',theUuiversity of Mi~- ER (MARY 'RIEDEL) of .Lin- Sally Boales served as maid of Chestnut Hill, Mass.; the Mrs. Fl honor, wore a white linen ~ate B rid g e. C I u b has an~ igan's hesh Air Camp for boys. In ad. The Whee ers will of honor .for her sister. Mrs. Jo~eph A. Whelans and \ M:isi road. sheath embr~idered in pink and nounced the fallowing winners: on Patterson Lake, near' Pinck': > :ove r~1) ,Connecticut L late' ,in William G. Boales Jr., was Barry Whel~, of !thanH' IPda.; For i white and a white crownless June II-North and South,.ney, Michigan, for tlle summer. J I ' ft l' . the' honor matron. 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. 0 en Virgi b d d. . k . , I U Y a er our years m.. . dr' 'V • Mr d horsehair hat an e ln pm Alice Young' and Bea Curnoe; '. * • , p . t ' Sally's frock was pale blue Jr., of Alexan 18,. a., • an V'lhite ( velvet. " Mrs. R. H. Wat,~on and Dorothy' MR. and MRS. EDWAW H.. om e. ••• I lawn the bodice adorned with Mrs. George J. .Whelan, of a wa.lt' The bridemaids, Marcla Byr- Crawford. JEWET~n, ot. ,Lapeer, feted ROBERT HENRY WtBBLE- rows' 'of lace. Mrs~ Boales wore Longport, N. J.; ~e'Arthur van short ~ ncs, Mary Fitzsimons and junior East and We$t: Margu~rlte their son, Edward III;. Friday MAN, son of MR. and MBS.- a matebing full-skirted dress in del' Grachts. of Little Falls. fingertil maid Su~ Gerstenberger, were Corrrad and Gladys Fitzsimons; evening at a.dance in.the Lake- ALFONS WIBBLEMAN of Hall pale yellow. The two attendan!s N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Far- crown gowned like the honer maId. Frances Taylor and Mabel shore road ,home, oLMrs: Jew- place was married to PATRI- had headbands to match theIr rar, of Buffalo, N. Y., and Mr!~ Blossorr Robert McGowan, of New Brown. ett's mother, ,MRS.' STANDISH CIA ANN WEISHAAR daugh-l frocks and carried arrange- Richard, H. Garlock, of West stephan York, was best man and the Jun~ l3-North and So~th, BACKUS.' . ter of MR. and ¥ltS. GERALD Dlents of yellow daisies and Orange; N. J. tions. ushers included Robert Windish, Earl Gurnack. Sr., and Dr. O. • • • WEISCHAAR of Waybum av-' blue delphinium. ------of New York; Thomas Rickel- Strong; Dorothy Skillin ana Leaving the Pointe for their enue, Dett'oit. The marriage William G. Boales Jr., p&r- Bey' ers Hosts JaniCl ::nan, Charles La Fond, Jr., Freda Merritt. summer 'home 'in Elk. E,apids took place ~m June 9 in St. formed the dutie~ of best man. honor n Robert Beebee, of Saginaw, and East and West: Frank Marsh this week will.be"MR ..and MRS. John Berl~haman's Church. Fol- Other esquire attendants were On Annz.versary organza William Fields, of Buffalo, N.Y. ,and W. A. Jones; L. T. Jond~ THOMAS, C. CASHIN,' of Uni-' lowing a, Northern" Mic1lig~n the bridesgroom's b rot her, " length For the reception following and Mabel Brown. . versity place. This' -lall they ,',' ' I , honeymoon, the couple - ,will - Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beyer of She cal the ceremony in their home, June IS-North and,. South: will. move permanently. to '. CYNTHIA LaFOND, da~ghter of the Charles D. La- make' their home in",GraYton . Hollywood road invited a group ment ()f Mrs. La .Fond chose a pale pink Peg England and Hilda Kelly; Florida. Fonds, of U~'Versity place,: became, the bride 'of Mr. Kelly road.' Exchange Students, Off of friends to join them for a SUSaIl shantun{t sheath with a Chan- Freda Gillet't' and MI's. Gwen • • • Saturday moniing at St. Paul's' on the lakeshore.' ,The • .'.. , For Europe on June 30 7 o'clock-- dinner at the Har- ()rganza tilly l~~e yoke and bolero Peltz.,' . MARY JO OLP,', daughter' of briqegroom's parents ,are Mr. and Mt;8. Frank Kelly, of. HoUse gu~ts. o.f 'ALDEN ED: monie, Club on Saturday. maid. jacket. Her wide brimmed pink East and W:e~t: Jess~e Cook the ROBERT M. OLPS, 0'£' Har- Seaford, Long Island,! N.Y. GAR of W~shington road for, The W. R.' 'Cavanaughs of The Beyers thought they had Rona] milan straw hat was banded in and Flora Dems; Emma Harvey vard road, ,cel~brated. her six- . . , the . weekend are BARBAfLI\. Provencal road are seeing their kel't secret that the party was The usb pink velvet. and Ruth Arbury. teenth. birthday over the week-' . Tour..ng jn':Europe until mid-' > Mid-July will find MR. and GARLAND of Wellesley Hills, daughter Pat off for Europe. in celebration of their 35th brother ------M~;~~~:~.,;~~.~~~~,:end with a trip to Toronto. I August are MR.. ' and MRS. MRS. MAXWELL R. BATES of Mass., and MARJ HEALY of The ship sails from Montt'eal wedding anniversary. But the MeFan, 'ROBERT E. MCKEAN, who ' . '. 'l.'... 'th ." Boston. Alden drove ba<:k to on June 30. miJ.'heCavanaughs guests somehOw heard and the Do oth Skl'llm' and Evelyn Pat- · · · - -Dniver,'Slty, pace W.lth,.eit ' 'th h' . ts t ,groom. . r y MR and MRS BY R 0 N Boston' WI er gues on sa - ',will ta' ke I'n New York Cl'ty and' Beyers were the reC1inien4--of E UTopean. Tour t . . '. 'were of. Bishop ..road, ,but, more daughter MELINDA, ,son ,MAX- a' Sh 'to f "r ~ Mrs, .o en.. NICHOLS of Lakeland avenue ' , ur.. ay. e was m wn Of' a the New England States en- many congratulation, as well E t d W t K 't C ,. , recently ha,ve made their head.,.:' W.''C'T T :JR., and, Mrs. Bates' k t b b 'd 'd':t navy b' as an es: emu ar- have just returned 'from a trip ..c.a.u.I.J wee ' 0'. ea' n esmaJ. a: routti 'as a handsome tea wagon for Attracts Trz lisle -and Alan Moseley; Hilda to New York where, they took quarters. at the CoUntry' Club; p:lot1:\er,IreS. CHARLES.MOR- CYNTHIA WHEELOCK'S wed:- Pat, Ma...ry Celeste Lynch, their summer porch.. taffeta Kelly and Dr. C. A. Brown. in all the new plays.' The MeKeans' plaJrl a,reumonin- GANA, embarking for, El:li'ope ding to RICHARD' .WILLIS in Janet Cr",ig, Kathryn K;"'chner, An arrangement of white ding. T Off to Europe are Mrs. C. B. • •.• Frankfurt, G~a.ny with their on' the Christoforo Colombo. Chr"t Ch 'I.. on June 15' ...... wore I S 'f f N ff d C thO N" 18 ure ...... f' • • Dolores Houlihan, all ()f Grosse peonies,' stock and giant pink WI toe. roa, yn la e..- James P. Peabody Home from a fishin,'~g' trI'P 'm' son, pvT. GEORGE MCKEAN. IThey'1l tour the' contiri.'ent: be- • • • ed th t' Their fi ting of Lincoln road and Mrs. They' Wi11 stay alt the Country fore coining. home, on the Queen Pointe, and Charle Vachon of daisies form e cen erplece E. C. Bowen of Haro~r WoodS. COlllllll"ssione' d Ensl.gn northern Maine on'the Canadian ' Another' guest b;oril the East St. Clair, will spend the sum- on a large square table seating tions. They left the Poi~te on June b 0 r d e rare ,MR. and MRS. Club upon. their. return untp. Mary. --- is ,GLENNA MADURO of. Dar- mer' in Germany as part of an the 24. guests. They dint..; by After 25 for New York City. They NIAGARA UNIVERSITY'lOWEN C. FROST, of Washmg" the~ can find the home of thelr . * ~ • iel1, Conn. She is visiting r...AU- exchange student program candlelight. Piece de resistance Michigc joined a tour from the Univer-' N.Y., June lO.-James P. Pea- ton road. i:h01Ce hereabquts:. MRS. SIDNEY T..MILLER REN EDGAR of Washington sponsored by the National was the nuge anniversary cake. their h1 ~ity of Michi2an which sailed body, of 659 Lakepointe avenue, • .' • • • J!t , Jr., af "Irvine ,la n e has her road. Catholic Welfare Conference. the work of Harmonie's artist- ~ MR d MRS LE S FI oFT ELEANOR HA.WKINS, daugh-'. . .- • • Thef abroad the "Q'~een Fredrika" on was commissioned lm Ensign in . an. . WI Sn- ter of MR. and }9.[RS.,EUqENE .grandCh l1dren;KAREN, 2 .a~d 'SPECIALIST' 3/C. DENNIS The girls will live in German pastry chef. ing sch June 25. the United States Naval Reserve ER ,BE.OWN are' back from P. HAW. KINS of Renaud IS. ~NJ£- vMIL... LER. ~, I, ,V1Slt- 'C'T7'D'TON:':of'Mapleton "'oad, hOtiles for six weeks, learning Pointers whO' attended the in 'the On the con.tl'nerlt the tour, at NI'agara Unl'versl'ty's 99th thoeir Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,' J: ""'" ... 'the la-,guage an',~customs of the ....arty. were Mr and Mrs Wi! road; w ~11 ,leave early next mg her.cwhile thelI.p,arents, the leaves for Fort Huachuca, .Ariz- I ... . .~. • .- Madiso, which will include most of the Commencement Sunday. He alsO residence. With them are, their month to act as, counselor at- SIDNEY- T. .MILLERS .nI, of, on~ to return to duty on July 2; people, and: will spend another liam J. Goodson; Mr. and Mrs. water, free countries, will be by bus. received a Bachelor of Arts de- daughter SANDRA and young Moss Lake Cam.p' near Old 'N:ew:Haven; Conn., are 111 'Eu- D~ has been stationed there month touring Austria,' Switz- Sidney M. Harvey, Mr. and Bloomt Accompaning Mrs. Swift as far gree at the exercises. .Confer- .son, LEWIS LOVELL BROWN. F NY' . _J erland, Italy and France. They Mrs. Elmer S. Holmgren, Mr. as New York, was Mrs. Charles ring the commission was Lt. The Brown farirlly' will remain orge, . . rope. . ••• for the past year, and completes will return :Qome the last part and ,Mrs. Harold J. Wilber and f MId ue Daniel F. Creedon, U.S.N.R., o~ in Lothrop road' f01",the aum- • J!I .. 'his service in ths army on of September. D.-. and ~tr_. L:.rle C. T ;-g. Burgess 0 ary ~m aven , ,.... . The FRA.1IlCIS N. MORANS' TOMMY and CHERYL FISH- September, 1956. Also stationed 4, .LYLLO) '07 .u.

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8 28 •..,.1956 . " .. Thursday, ,June 28. 1956 ,n' Wed..;,' Afterward; they will' spend a Harris, of Denver, to David Whitney, son of Mrs. Leverett n~wlyweds will For her wedding in St. Paul's nes day, J une 27,a, t 3" p ..~. .at ' month, touring Austria, Switz- B. Davis/of Newcastle, Me., and Mr. David Marshall \Vhit.. John Secrest on the lakeshore the brid(: wore her home,' 35 McKinley place. ' erland. France and Italy. fS avenue. a fuJl length white satin gown ' The travelers are St. Paul ney Jr;, of Muskoka road. " ~ guests here for Claims Br'ide trimmed with Alencon lace. The ,Tliose present wi,ll, be' Mrs., High School' seniors, Dolores The, ~ev. Harry Watts, leluded the bride- Houlihan' of Hillcrest road. Canon of St., John's Cathed- ts, Mr. and Mrs. ftill circular skirt ended in a ~t\Vj~ni~~ i~:gw;~rd~ie,~~~~~ ' At Martha-Mary Chapel in th d 1 t . Her ""'1'1 of . . J Kathryn Kirchner of. Shoreh~ rar, performed the ceremony, Judy Nelson ,elan and their <:a e ra ram. v.,-. 1m- T.' Ewald, Jr.,. assistant cha,ir., Greenfield ViII age Saturday t d 'lk °llusI"on w- held . road; Mary peleste Lynch of and a reception followed at ;?; Mrs. William por e SI 1 CiS man, Mrs. John E. Park, patron-, Makes Bow .. Ormond Beach. John R. Secrest elaimed Vir- by a juliet cap of sa~in em- ess' chairman;.Mrs. John M. ~ N. Oxford road; Janet' C~a~g the Denver Country Club. , ! ginia L~e R~abe as his bride. broi?ered with see? pearls. ~hc Lesesne, booth chairman ~nd,' of South 'Deeplands; P~tr~cla ,.Imported Alencon lace en- l1ey'S. Conley, of I She IS the daughter of Dr. earned stephanotIs and, IVY Mrs.' Jack Stephellson, poster .Cavanau&:h of. Provenc~l roa?, cIrcled the deep scoop neckline Folds of blush pink tulle I.. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Elmer C. Raabe, of centered with a white orchid. chairman: Madeline 'Coe and and CherIe Vach~n of :st.' ClaIr of the bride's white taffeta gown formed the strapless bodice and ~e,'of Essex Fells, Morenci, Mich., and the bride- Mrs. Arthur Victor Diedrich, 'Mrs. Donna de Somoley~' and. avenue, w~~. has' J~st graduated and formed the tiny cap sleeves. bouffant skirt of the flool' :les M. Newell Jr., groom's parents are Mr. and Jr., was her sister's matron of the below list of ticket captains: from' Donumcan HIgh: School. The snug -fit tin g bodice ex- length gown in which JudY' Hill, Mass.; the Nelson c h 0 s e to make he~. helans and Miss Mrs. Floyd Secrest, of Bedford honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Austin 'Marguis, Mrs. Roy tended into a bouffant skirt road. Barbara Vance. of Marion, 0., Fairlamb, Mrs. H: Gordon Wood" which finished with a chapel formal bow_ to society Friday l, of !than, Pa.; Honor Pointer night. Mr. and, Mrs. Dwight :::harles F. Holden For her afternoon wedding K~ren C~nlan and ~athl..een :Mrs. F. James 'Robinson, II, Mrs: train. A demi-cap of matching lace held her veil, and shE' car- M. Nelson of Windmill Pointe iria, Va.; Mr. and Vir gin i a chose embroidered Dlsserfi np.lces of the brIde. :Russel Nuttet, Mrs. ChaIjes T. At Girls State white organdy fashioned with David Dolan was his broth- Fisher, III, ,Mrs. John Pingel, r' ed a cascade of lilies of the introduced their daughter at a 1 J. Whelan. of vplley and 'soft shell pink car- dance' at the G:cosse Pointe' , I .; the Arthur van a waltz length bouffant skirt, er's best man. They are the 'Mrs. ,Richard P. Joy, III, Mrs.' ANN ARBOR -Rival slates short shirred sleeves and a sons of Mrs. Gerald Dolan, of :Rockwell T. Gust, Jr., ,Mrs. na\.i.ons centered with white or- Yacht Club. I of Little Falls, of high schoolers held an in- chids. : ~...lrs. C. W. Far- fingertip veil held by a tiny LakevieW avenue, and, the late James W'o Grace. tensive three-day campaign for Pink and white colors pre- , Five attendants, wearing eye- , N. Y., and Mr •• crown ot white nylon orange Mr. Dolan. ;'election" to state office here dominated at the club with. let embroidered ~otton over :.Rrlock, of West Blossoms. Her flowers were Seating the guests were '~@~~i~1j~~~:~ffij~J.i?tt)r~~r~~~t~:::;::~%~' on June 14 following nominat- great urns of pink and white white taffeta, preceded the bride stephanotis and white carna- Terence Kilbride, Dennis Van ~roHold Parley • " ,'. J " , ' , ing convention of the National- summer blossoms' providing a tions. Den Branden and Gerald SHIRLEY JOAN, KILBRIDE, daughter of the Ber- up the aisle. Carole Awad, of lovely background. The deb iit, Greenbrier ist and. Federalist parties at Brooklyn, N. Y., was honor Janice Raabe was her sister's Dolan. ilar.d L~wrence' Kilbrides; of Handy place,' was marr'ied Wolverine Girls State. herself carried a fan of pink maid. Bridesmaids included the rosebuds. Hosts honor maid and her pink nylon For the wedding trip through to Mr~Dolan' oriSaturday ill St> Paul's on, the lakesllore: • Two Pointe members of Gam- Sponsored by the American hridegroom's sister, Den is e organza gown was also waltz Northerll Michigan the new ma Phi Beta Alumnae will at- , The pridegrnorp: is"th~,'son 6f Mrs. Gerald'Dohin, of Lake-, Legion' Auxiliary, Girls State is Whitney; She~la Ryan, Of New . Mrs. Nelson g r e e_te d heJr llversary length with a matching hat. Mrs. Dolan chose a grey sheer tE!ndthe 47th International Con- view avenue, '.~d .the late Mr..Dolan. ,- ,~ ' , held annually on the University York \City, Joan Hamilton and guests wearing a floor length, ;. J. F. Beyer of She carried a basket "arrange- '"'001 dress and ffiat~hing jacket. vl~ntion at ,the sorority' ,at the of'Michigan campus to 8aucate Laurene Bel'ger, of Denver. gown of French blue chiffo~. d bvited a group ment of carnations. Her hat was. a white strlilw Greenbrier, W hit e' . Sulphur outstanding, high ' sqhoolers ,in George Nobbe, Jr., of New Two classmates from Bennett join them for a Susan Beyer, also in pink trimmed with yellow ribbon. Springs, W. Va. from Monday, Tau. Beta, H o.idsAnnual Election Civic affairs: ' , York' City, attended ,'as best Junior College, Connie Wil- 1er at the Har- organza, was the junior brides- ~he couple will make their July 2, through July 7. Party candidates were chosen man for lViI'. Whitney. Ushers liams,: of Maplewood, N.J., and n Saturday. maid. home in Beaconsfield avenue. .. They are Mrs. Allen Rea Wil- 'Mrs. Henry' Kohring' was Charles' Wright III, ';ssistant at mock political rallies on June were John Howland, of War- Susan' Lanphier, of Springfield. thought they had Ronald Getoor was best man. son of Vernier road, and Mrs. eJected Tau, Beta president .f()r treasU!er. " ' 20 with elections held on June ren, R.I.; Gilbert A. Mueller, of ill., were Judy's house guests. at the party wall The ushers were Richard Raabe, R. J. Nixon Honored J:ack Mills of Radnor circle. the coming ye~r at .the annual 'Association, officers include: 23. The Nationalists",and Fed. Denver, and three brotners of Jack Rosevear's orchestra furn- l of their 35th eralists are, named for the first the bride, Michael. .James and ished'music for continual dane •. brother of the bride, and Tom They le!l.ve on Monday,' June meeting held last week in the Mrs. Edwin A. Hibbard, presi- \7ersary. But the 'By Cost Accountants major parties' in U.S. AIithony ~arris., ing. Breakfast was served in McFauon, cousiI\ of the bride- 3[) with Mrs; Charles Andrew W'll 1 h ' dent; Mr~~ Richard. A. Speer, w heard and the .1 o:~: ane ome of Mrs. John first vice president;, Mrs. G. Virginia Dassori' of Notre the early hours of the morning •. groom. of Detroit," w~o i.s chairman ,of Pointers who traveled to Den- , 'f' the recipients of R. J. Nixon, of 80 Merri- Caulkms. William Duffield second vice Dame' avenue was electel.i, trea- ver for the_ rites included Mrs. Mrs. Raabe chose a gown of i , "_ . Hayes Rockwell escorted the ;ulation, as well weather road, has, been re- the convention. Mrs. Wilson. is surer in the Nationalist party. "Other officers named were president; Mrs. George E..'Bush- ' , Margaret Morrison Whitney, deb of the evening. Ushers in- e tea wagon for navy blue lace over pale blue elected a director of the Detroit vice-chairman and Mrs. MillS IS . Mrs. Edgar B; Gall0'Vay,' vice nell Jr." third vice - p~esi~ent; ,~r. and Mrs. Charles R. Whit- cluded her brother, Dwight porch. taffeta for her ddughter's wed- Chapter of the National Associ... music chah'man. president; Mrs. ,Charles, Stewart, ~s. H. 'Hudson Mead, recortlr . Waves' are first enlisted, as ney, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wallace Nelson Jr., Howard Nash, Bill !ment of white ding. The bridegroom's mother ation of Cost Accountants :for seaman recruits, USN,. nnJ are secretary; ~ulie -:pearce, ~sist- mg ,secretary; Mrs. Charles~.B. Toles and Mrs.' Robert Valade. Curtis, Bill Stevens, Terry and giant pink Wore pale blue silk organza. the 1956.1957 term. Birmingham Girl To sent to'the U. S. Naval 'Training ,ani secretary and, president qf. J 0 hllP.so 11- : Jr." ~p~respondmg , The pair win make their home Snowday, Mark Stevens, Howie [ the centerpiece Their flowers were white carna- Nixon is president of .Motor VVed Frederick Auch Tau Beta Juniors; Mrs. Alfred se~retafY; Mrs .. )VIlllam, C.' Mc,: Center, Bainbridg~" Md., fOf in Lynnewood Gardens, Elkins Buhl, James Joy and Steve lare table seating tions. Products Corporation. Prior to nine weeks of .~ecruit training.' L. Marks, treasurer. and Mrs. Millan, t'r e a sur ~ r, ,and, 'MJIi. Park, Pa. Gushee. . After a motor trip through this; he was associated with \ They dined by The wedding of Shirley Jean ------Richard H. Turner, assistant • Michigan the couple will make Enrst & Ernst. , ~' ece de resUrt8nce Cotter and Frederick John treasurer. 'l.r..niversary cake. their home in Detroit. He is a graduate of' the Uni- Allch, Jr., will take place July ,Many Pointe Boys. [armonie's artist- versity of Illinois and holds a Mrs. 'rurner, Mrs. Mead. ~rs. 14 at the Kirk in the Hills, At ,Camp Cha~levoix Bushnell and Mrs. Phillips' B. The first three technical train- degree in Economics. He is also Bloomfield. ing schools for enlisted women a member of the American In- Van Dusen are new trustees. ELIZABETH, ARDEN'S 10' att211ded the 'The' bride-elect is the daugh- The usual large nUmber of ~.and Mrs. Wil- in . the Navy were: Radioman, stitute of Accountants, Michigan ter of Mrs. Reba, Cotter, of Madison, Wis.; Yeoman, Still- Association of Certified Public Grosse Pcinte boys are enrolled 8th-~irthday' Celebr~ted . In, Mr. and Mrs. Bilrmingham, and her finance's at, Camp'Charlevoix for tlris ' U'Vey, Mr. and water, Okla., and Storekeeper, Accountants, and the Comp- parents are the Frederick John 'summer. The :camp is 10eatedBy Mary Quarnstrom' HOl1ngreD, Mr. Bloomington, Ind. .trollers InstitUte~' Auchs, of Buckingham Road;' at Charlevoix,:Michigan, .and. is ~'-- ld J. Wilber and ,owned 'and, directed:by' Mr: and Classmates and friends join~d Lyle C. Ling. Raymond Eddy Sworn_ Mrs. Kenneth W. Smith of Beau- Mary Quarnstrom, at Grosse 9. fait'road.' Pointe Park to help here cele- visit our silv('r galleria ..... second floor In USAF Reserve , A staff of 60 men represent- brate, her eighth, birthday. They ing 22 colleges or universities all enjoyed s:wimmi~g B..n9. com:- Raymond O. Eddy df 712 are at the camp. petitive games,' then, a picnic l'emberton road, was one of the lunch. ' The boys enrolled this year rdne Wayne UniversitY cadets are: Stephen Bachle, Skipper "Guests were: Judy, Beck, Sl1- sworn in as 2nd Lieutenants'in Beltz, Hanny Carpenter,' John zanne Bowerman, Candy Brew- the Unit€:d States Air Force' Chapin, .Jim~y and Tom\ Coyle, ner" Kathy Connelly, J4nmy Heserve on June' 14th. in the Stewart Crampton, John"Drum-~ Day,' Janice _.Dearborn, . Janet Wayne University Armory. my, Larry Dr.uinmy,Tom DrUm-, East~rman, Susan.Johnston, Jo-, 'Major Thomas H. Higgins, my, Peter Erickson, Jim Finerty,' seph KUnath; Karren ~ushrier" ading Professor of Air Science, M~keFine~y, Tim Finerty, Mj.ke and Linda.'Mi~a~L: .' ~ ' c(lUducted. the commissioning Frederi~k, John IGeymanp,. Pete, . ,Ot,hers were. Ac1J;Ienne,Mor- CE!remony. Girardiri, '~Chick" Gorey, Alan tIer, Do~ Mortler, Jeffery Par~ Lt. Eddy was the Cadet Hartwick; Leonard Hooper, Jon- 'cells, Barbara, Peat, S.usan G:roup Commander of the Cadet athan Howard; John J~cobs, Q~a:rnstrom,' Glen Sho;-t, David CC)rpsduring this 'past semester Kris' Kerbawy, Chris Kimball, ZIemann, Kat~y DeFe.liece, B~r- anc was recipient of.the Wayne Robert Kimball "Robin" Koe- bara BommarIto; Rose~, Da- I bei eal Matthe~s Bill Neiman' sich, Christine Bohn,:' Sandra ~niversity President:~ Award Richard Nelson" ~ohn Petzolci Smi~h, and, Connie ~ushner. , In May. , Bill Rands, ','Ricky" Rutan, Miss~Louise Lyons, Mrs. Harry Lt. Eddy was also a member John Thrasher Robert Turner Kushner Mrs~ Maurice ',Mortier' of the Arnol~' Air Society, IDavid Weiler'~'Steve Welker', Mrs. Frkk Bommarito,: With which is affi~i~~edwith the Air Broce Welker: and Jack ,Whit~ Mrs.~,,William Q~arnstroin were -Force ASSOCIatIOn. ney. " .' 'hostesses.: ,', ' ,

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Society News .Gatheredfroltlr All of the Pointes ....------_ ..------;.....-_.....:...~-----,------;.....--~------<:::------:------=------" ,Br'o'w1i;Bqtvden: .-Mrs.Ray-Don ~b~r~ardt Nancy Williams Three Debutantes Elisabeth An n .Reitz He,tra.thal Told. , Wed on Co~t ., -~.- . In Greenwic~ ,Conn., Sunda)~ Mr. and .Mrs. Paul D. Wil- after:noonMr. and Mrs. William liams of .Country Club drive Make-Bow at Ban WE'ds Ray 'Eberhardt. 0 Marshall Bow -d n announced were in San Francisco, Calif.• the._engagem~ntof their. da'U,gh-, for the June 16 weddirig of Susan Gillis, Lynn Johnston and Mimi Kenower Intro'cluced Couple Live in East Lansing After. a Weddin~J Trop ter,Janet Marshall;, to ;Paul .. Will their daughter, Nan,cy Clare. To Society at Count~y Club on J~ne 20 High ~ T N rth M. h. . .Gray 'Brown, son_ of Mrs. 'Nancy, who has been living in _ o 0 ern IC 'gan Charles' C. :Merkel, of E. Jef- San Francisco, became the bride . Three debutantes in floor-touching white formal gowns, Five attendants in white organdy frocks preceded Ells- ferson- avenue, 'and the late of John Vincent Cook, at a introduced. together at a June 20 dinner dance at, the a1:~th Ann Reitz up the aisle of Christ Church Gro~se Waldow E. Brown. ' ceremony in the home' of her Country Club, were Susan Gillis, Lynn Johnson and'Mimi 41 Pointe Saturday .afternoon, .June. 23, fo!' her marrilig~ to Miss Bowdon, who visited the Uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Kenower. ~ - _ Saturd~ Ray Don Ebe:,nardt. ~------.--- Pointe recently, attended Abbot Reginald Bell. \.. embroidery, was also the choice Robert The Rev. Erville Maynard carried' a basket of white Academyd . . at Andover, . Mass., She wore a ballet length dress. Susan, daughter of Mr. and an IS a Junior at Smith College. . of antique . silk ,trimmed with Mrs. David C. Gillis of Mea- of Lynn Johnston, whose par- 23 nupt read the 4:30 o'clock service, daisies. . Her :fil:lnceattended St.Paul's ' ents are the George o. John- receivel after 'r1'hich a receptl' on was Bridest,'naidsSally Beardslee, S h . l Alencon'lace Sl?-da short veil dow lane was in a white or- stons of Lothrop road. Yellow Parell ff cool, Concord, MaSs.,'and also attached to a matc~g lace cap. gandy fr~ck, the bodice and and white carnations formed her held at the Grosse Pointe Jean Elliott, Mrs. Be r. n.a l' d Yale where he was a DKE. are Mr. Yacht Club Doran and Mrs. ~onald 'Seamon The couple pl,~n a fall wed- . Her sole attendant was lVirs. skirt finished in horizontal bouquet.. Galla .• ,. . . 'Wore yello~ daIsy headbands H::b~ar,d.BaHour, formerly of' tucking. Her bouquet of 'yel- Mimi, daughter of Mr" and Candlelight Itanan. sIlk Qe~Iand ,carried yellow dai~lies.in ding. road, .l: signed on prin;;~esslines fashion- t.~eir bridal baskets. - " '. Bummgham. low carnations matched her Mrs; John L. Kenower of Vil- Schaf A. Annan Cook Jr., of Los_yello'w sash lIe donned a gown o. ed the bride's goW? which had Gary Eberhardt was' hftsbro- ROBINSON II w ere Saturday Angeles, was his brother's best . • . . . age an,. .I. Mich. man. Tht:!yare tbesons of Col WhIt~ org~ndy, trImmed WIth white net and turquoise taffeta, a full length tr~m. She had ther's best ~an. They are the- afternoon hosts at' an informal I,, A gow and Mrs. A. Annan' COOk;of turqUOIse r~bbon and eyelet and carried white sweetheart ~urc~ased ~er veIl of Bruss.els sons of Mr. CilldMrs.. :a:ay A.. partt. from 4,until 10 o'clock at ' tulle OVE ~acem Europe, and she earned Eberhardt, of Flint Mich. San- l h e .Country C 1u b, Skating South Laguna, Calif. roses bound with turquoise choice. I an arrangement of white roses. ford Keston, M~rtin Hurd, House Guests of honor were a ribbon. Mary Conlisk Winne~ Alice Watson, of New Haven, and cap Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Reitz George Clifford and Thomas couple who have set, a July 28 Lester M. Elliott Named a panel c of Beacon Hill are the parents Rudy escorted guests to their wp.ddingdate, .TONI diMARCO, Of Athletic Prite Conn., a Smith College class- sweepin~ of the bride. places in the church. of Bloomfield.Hips, and WAL- By Cost Accountants mate of Mimi's, was the deb's chapel tI Alice Ann Reitz, her sister's The couple, who will reside in TER BRIGGS ROBINSON. . r< Mis.s Mary Conlisk received house guest. Susan's guest was TI;e DetrOIt .,:,h~pter of the the All-Ar'ound Athlete Prize Wally Lambert,\ a Bradford Her fi maid of honor, wore a band of East Lansing, are on a wedding • * * NatIonal AssocIatIon of' Cost. at the commencement held re- Junior College classmate' from wae fast~ white daisies in her hair and trip to Northern Michigun. . The .SA MU E L H. BELLS Acount.ants has elect~d Les-ter!cently at Centenary Junior Col- Char~estollt W. Va. ing Char with son SAM and daughters, . M., Elhott, III Tourame road, lege,' Hackettstown, N. J. The Yellow cloths. covered the lily of 1 i=IIII1I1J1I1IUIIIIIIIJllIIIJllJlIUIIIIIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIllIlIlIlIlIlIllIlIlIlIlIllIlIlIlIlIiJlIIIIJllllllli;illUiII1I111111J1I11I1I1!!i11ll1l1l1l11l1l1.JJlllIIlIlIlIlIlIIlIlIIlIlIlIIll SALLIE .a~~ci. VIRGI~IA-,re~: as treasurer for the 1956-57 prize is awarded to the mem- tables, which were adorned with and ivy, . turned to their Chandler,.Ariz., '.' term. ber .of the senior class"who, by pastel tapp.rs set in hurricane orchid, fl ,_Sh0rt and to t "e PoInt~~~ran c h after tlieir" visit. here . Mr. Elliott is a graduate of vote of the class is the best all- lamps, smilax running the Sheila =: h ~- e with Mrs. Bell'~parents,: MR. 'Northwestern University and around athlete. ' length of each: table and arter's mai f~jiJlIlIlIlIIlIIlIIlIlIUIIIIJIIlIlIlIIlIlIIlIlIlIIlIlIl/lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmiilllllllllllllllllll1II1111l1l1ll1l1l1l1l1l1l1ll1l1l1l1/l1llIllJlllllltIll1l1l1ll"~ an.d M R S: .F EDERICK, C. A North~rn Michigan honeymoon followed the' June' holds an. Illinois. CPA 'certifi- She is the daughter of Mr. rangements of pastel flowers broiderec FORD of BIshop road. Daugn- 23 dd" .J! E'l. b h' A R't'" h ..t cate. He .1.S also a. me~ber of and Mrs. Joseph Conlisk who in a low container centering over ice ! Corporation, having been with On Trie. fo Colo,rado Dry~en and Jack Hoey. Bridesl on 'Monday. They plan to at- turned from a 6.week trip t9 MRS. STEPHEN T. STACK- h . 'f th"e company since 1945. Prior The' debs' mothers wore waltz Dittrich te~idpre.nuptial "do's" for FAY Europe last week. They visited POLE of South Deeplands road From Anot 'er ~Pointe0 View' to that time, he was associated Nancy Brinker-was graduated length dresses, Mrs. Gillis in sisters o. FIT Z S I M 0 N S and LARRY France, Switzerland,'. Itome, and her son STEVE, leave on with U. S.: Steel Corporation from the University. of Michi- champagne organdy with a Sallyan 1 BURL, who will wed "on June Vienha and England, whe,re Dr. the "Q'ueen' Mary'; about mid,.:. afte]." spending ten years in g-an, and then "he and her tically t( H ' . (Continued from -Page' 15) bli t. ~ yellow rose on the bodice and 30 in ar.bor Springs, and .then Krause attended surgical clinics. July. for a sum~er visit in' Eng;- pu c accoun mg. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. the skirt; Mrs. Johnston, choos- The 1:: go \ll) to Northport Poinie with They made the trip to.and from lanq, :scotland and Ireland; The F.~anzel1, Edwin S. Karrer, Jr., .Dr. Clifford B. Loranger, ------Brinker of Muskoka road, left ing a blue print chiffon sashed brcther, GOnnON FORD of East Jeffer- Europe o~ the, "Queen lmza- trek will.il}clude a few days' in Gordon McCabe, GilhertPingree, Carter Sales, Jr., Fred Fo,ur Students Leaye .... for a trip to Colorado. in aqua taffeta, and Mrs. Ken- be his be son avenue. After that, they beth.'t Paris. Steye will record the en-J. Somes, Jr. and' H. 'C. VanWormer,.J~. . 'Fo,r European Trip' l'hey will be b~ next week ower, in full~skirted beige lace. Alfred V will tly to Spain and Italy, re. • • '" tire. vacation on :film.They'plan . * '" * , t . gtAt. T . th __ so that Mrs. Brinker can make ~urallnm O'h us bm~dex., ill 'lel MnS. VERNONJOHNSON'of to return to the'POinteon Labor '. Awar:ds will be presented at. 8 p. m. Then there'll Ten weeks of European travel J. , were the rl egroom WI Pemberton road was hostess for D d d t t' U th . ."d t 11 :final arrangements for the tea Nancy 'Thomas k f hi .t' d'g at ay. be an out oor ance 0, op ou e. evemng-mel en a Y, is underwa....J for four local'stu- she ...~strlvm.g'at the Detroit Boat wor or s mas er s e ree a pinic in her home, on June . . e.4 the University of Texas. 22. Guests were members o:fthe u shore clothes are the ,required dress for dancing., dents, who boarded the Dutch Club on July 6 ~or her prospec- Speaks Vows • • '" P r i n c e s s Be~trice: 'Chapter, Center -Les'son,s .• GPYC Commodore Mervyn G. Gaskin Will. be .~hair- student boat, the Waterman, on tive d a ugh t e r-in-Iaw, Julia MRS. BENJAMIN S. WAR- D.B.E. Co-hostess were :MRS. man of the hOJ;loraryjudges;"~the others .to be ..the com- Saturday. :r-/IarthaCope. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. REN has returned to her Lake DOWNING and MRS. L. G. 8t'.110 ' . . modore of .DRYA and 4l!:hecommodores of all the other U ----,--- Thomas of Akron, Ohio, form- Shore road residence after visit- DISPELDER. I boat and, yacht clubs .0£ ,the district. Kim Henry, ~ senior at . T01\IA.TO CROP INCREASES arly of Grosse Pointe, announce Carpet pe~ . home fUJ ing her son-in-law and daugh~ '" '" • __ Mrs~ 'G~skin' will head' the' committee'to entertain of M.; Rosemary Chesbrough, a The sale of last year's tomato the marriage of their daughter, have a he ter, :MR. and MRS. W. RAN- EU""ENT HALBROOK d On Tuesd,ay evenings,..begin- the .distaff side while the re,gatta is 'going on. Assisting Detroit Co.mmercial'(~oHege'stu- crop to canners brought Michi- Nancy Elizabeth, to Charles there wi] .DALL COMPTON, in Sewick. . \,:i' an ning June 26, the Center will will be Mrs .. Cossa'boom an'd the wl'ves of .GPYC's Vl'ce dent, her' sister, Betsy Ches- gan farmers 10 per cent more Philip Beronius, son of Mr. anci ley, Pa. S~e J'oined the Comp~ ROBERT HALBROOK, son.s of h ld b'd I b th f b '. . . 1954 Mi hi f M H B B . .II resentatic tons'm' marking theI'r 25th wed~ MR. and MRS. ROBERT E:AL- 0 rl ge essons 0 or e~ commodore' and',rear commodore; Mrs. Stark Hickeyand brough, who was graduated in money ~n . c gan arm- rs. arry . eromus 0.1. blends, s - B OK ginners and those anxious to M h L J b t' I J f . u. f M and DBI ers receIved $1,279,000from can- Berkshire. road. ' There w ding anniversary, as well as RO ot Lakepointe avenue, improve their game. The ses. r~. Carles .• ace son. respec Ive y.' une ro~ " . 0 ..," ners for -their tom.ato crops in The marriage vows were ex~ weaves Mrs. Compton's graduation from were graduated from the 'Uni':' sions will be held in the Cen-,. '" '" '" ' student Klt~le Smlt~; a~e m the .1955,compared with the $1,156,- changed in the Faith. Lutheran tradition the University of Pennsylvania, versity of Michigan last week. ter's, cool main floor libI;'arY grou;p of .50 who..will visit the 000,they received the previous Church, Detroit, ;on..June: 16. ' Show Boat Party, New pi where she recently returned to Eugene received'.a degre6! in fr?m 8 t? 10 p.~. The course . 'The Commodore's Review and Show'Boat ,Party of major cities-of Europe. '- year. Increased .yields .per' acre Nancy was. graduated £rom~., elasses to eai"nher diploma. Business Administration 'and 11 t f ht (8) t . . . d t. fi G P . t H" h hId textw;es • • * Robert was graduated :from WI con~Is 0 e~g wo.- July 21 is receiv.ing the close attention of Entertainment ,Theywill return home aboard led,to a ~mg pro uc ion . ~e rosse om e Ig sc 00 an . ing will . VI'Sl'tingin the East are MR.Ilaw schooL . hour les~lOnsen~g ~u~st 22_.,Chairman Eugene Casaroll even at this ear1y:date; . another Dutch ship the"Zuider- on a r;ationalleveI,. resultmg In attended Michigan' State Uni~ interiors The . t t '11 be Mrs . h . . I d h b 'd " " ' . AmerIca's tomato growers re- versity., provincia • • • . l~ rue or .WI , . More tan. 150 reservatIons a rea y ave e~n ma e kr~s. ceiving more than $80 million Th 1'11 k h' and MRS. ANDREW GATES STERLING SE..AGMVE, ~arrIe KIley wh? has for. many for this" dramatic. festivity ,which .annually presel;lts a , .__ homeem~coCuoPlumeWbUSl,Omhja",O.ewtheerlre formal. CREAMER f M 1 tor. ad years taught brIdge at the In ' from processors last year, almost For tb ". 0 ap e • ro 'l."hose father, GORDEN S. ternationalInstitute the Do~n=: simulated show bOat 'and music-ln the ~ood of old;.time Any p'erson who buys popu- $15 million more than they re- Charles is completing his' pre- 4l new carl WIth youngstere, DREW,MARK SEAGRAVE,' wrote Burma town YMCA, Hen~ F.ord Hos. M~ssissip~i River entert~nment. And an~alm~st-full1noon Ilarity usually pays a lot more ceiv,ed in 1954, Mr. Warmbold seminary" schooling for the pradicall and CHARLES~They left Fri- Surgeon" and "Bu.nna Surgeon pita! and Denby High SChoot glorify" the scene, if the weat~er IS .falr. than the market value. said, ministry. day by station wagon for a fort- Returns," is visiting HAROLD WIll _ . _,__---- _ kind o,f night's visit with Mr. C.'s'moth- BEA'ITIE, JR. ot Barrington The Charles Goren point sys- dance .)f' er, MRS. FRANCIS B. CREAM- road. The elder Seagrave' is tern will be taught. 'It is current. Garden -Luncheon Siven handcraf1 weaves, ~ ER. in Willimantic, Conn. now working in the Burmese ly the most popular system be. By ~rs. J. Gordon Hill • • ,. Border Hospital which has been ing used. , designs. will fit MR. and MRS. ROBERT operated by the Seagr;!lve Lessons are open to individu- . Mrs. J. Gordon. 'Hill .gave a Frencht BROOK, JR. formerly of Ann family for six, generations. als, couples.or groups. The class garden luncheon on Thursday Modern ~~ Arbor, now residing with their • • * limit will-.be'32. The fee, is $10 ~t her .Clovel'ly-road -home".to " In th( parents, MR. and MRS. ROB- M R. 'and MRS. W.'.DE A N per individual, however, hus- honor Joan'.r.e, Gro, 'deb ot !ljSt ::. ERT HALBROOKof Lakepointe ROBINSON Jr., the CHARt,ES bands and wives, may take in. December, and.,Pam Henry, a 'Guide to Good Living avenue, are leaving June 26, T. FISHERS III and MR. nnd l!truction t

Grosse Pointe was held at' the troit. _ ..... Grosse Pointe War Memorial oil : There will be an election' of East. Jefferson Avenue from 4) officers at the meeting;~as .we,li' ARTHUR J. ROHDE to 7 o'clock 'on the afternoon of Wel AoND OOMP.A.MY as a discussion on u8ummer- Sunday, June 24.\ Care of Violets.. _' hous The afternoon was featured , The' public.is invited to at- oi tl: INSURANCE by a trampoline act staged by tend the meeting. For, ;further Bill Winkler; a movie em Uni~ information, call Mrs. James 2711 East Jefferson, Detroit 'f, Mich. DeBaker, TU 2~6123. . LO.7~8100 J versity activities, and a sociar. hour at which Q.light lunch will rei ,be served.. ... Daniel D. We&b Receives . Navy Commission at ~-M I>O.~Trr • ANN ARBOR (FHTNC) - • • Daniel D'-Webb, son of Mr. and ~ Mrs. Alexander D. Webb, of 601 Cou Deck $108.00 larg~ IPt Lincoln road,' was commissi~ned SIROCCO by Buffet $152.00 ~ a Na

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With ~:so~~,eC~~f::ar~O:~YH~;;:;' r1 June 20 Detroit. Memorial Building.~ From, Unit ZOJ are taJ.kiIlg about in Detroit. Couple Receiy;ng Papal Blessingj avenue.',.,'_ '" Funds frOm the program They are interviewing steno. hite formal gowns. H I E Cocktails' will be. from 5 to" By H. MARm DASSORI 'graphers, typists, and clerks for 7 p.m., with dinner starting. im- benefited the ~I.M.E. mission- 1er dance at, the oneymoon n ast ary .priests wilo are directed' . , positions in Washington, D.C.. breakfast and reception at the Whittier followed the Illediatel:Y'.after .. . . ,I. ' and in this country's 265 'ahnson and Mimi 4. hereby the Rev. Fr. NiCholas Em. Saturday marriage of Maura Elizabeth Gallagh~r and After dinner,"" there. will be Maestrini. Junior members of the Grosse bassies in 77 countries through- Robert Joseph Schafer. The' couple were married' at a June dancing, with an,orchestra prO-' Pointe Unit of. the. American out thQ world. was also the choice vided by the, Rotary Club. , , Mrs. Arthur D. Ker.win" who Legion Auxiliary will demon- . .. ,hnston, whose par- 23 n~ptial high mass in St. Joan of Arc Church, where they The 8Jffair is being given to formed the, auxiliary" was :hon- strate their ~ctivities at the' ~hey are mterested m talking .e George 0, John .. receIved the Papal blessing. ) " honor all the .Rotary-anns" who , orary chairman. Mrs. Robert E. unit meeting, 1;0be he!d at the to young men and women be• .throp road. YelJow Parents of the newlyweds -----~------Iaided in the recent Antique Thibodeau assisteli with artistic Ameriean Legion Home on tween. the a~~ of 21 .and 35, trnations fonned her are Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Schafer and James Van Atta. Show, John Baker, chairman of arrangements ;for, the fiesta. Mack avenue. The Juniors, girls AmerIcan. C It 1 Z ~ n s ,.In good G a II a g her of Hawthorne Mrs. Gallagher chose an em-' the show, and his committee; . Mrs. James Markle served' as under 18.years of age, will show health, .smgle WIthout depen- ~ghter 01 Mr, and road, and the Joseph A. pire style ~ress of ice blue and retired Pointe Rotary-Presi:' gener~ chairman. . how they are learning patrioticd~n~, high scho~l graduates and l.. Kenower of Vil- S c h a fer s, of Farmjngton silk shantung with trim of white dent GlEmn Pratt. ' service by carrying out parts yvilling to be asSIgned anywhere D.onned a gown of Mich. ' embroidered organdy for her ------, Assisting werG Mrs. Chilton of the Auxiliary program adapt- m the world. ld turquoise taffeta. daughter's wedding. With it, she I)rysdale, Mrs. Philip' Sloanp able to their. p.ges. ,Typists must be ,a,ble to pel'- Mrs. Hamilton. Kotcher, .'Mrs. I white sweetheart A gown of Chantilly lace and wore a white straw lace hat, The Auxiliary's Junior group form ~t the rate of :;0 words Claude A. :Greiiier and Mrs. Id with turquoise tulle over satin was the' bride's white accessories and white Pic'niic Pa~king now consists of 28 members, per mmute, st'tnograJ?hers also George Cass~dy. choice. Lace formed the bodice orchid corsage. " daughters and sisters of Amer-' at 50 words per mmute and and cap sleeves extending in son, of New Haven. a panel dO"Nnthe skiri front and Mrs. Shafer wore a sheath in H,ints Offered ican" Legion .me~bers or de:' t~e shorthand at 80 words per mith College class- sweeping to a point in the beig~ lac~ over satin, matching ceased veterans. Theii- activities mmute. General ~erks 1l1?St mi's, was the deb's chapel train. seqUl~-~nmmed .lace hat and Fourth of July often means u. of M_ Courses are under the- guidance of Mrs. type at least 35 ~ord;s per nuD- , Susan's guest was cymbldlUm orchid corsilge. family }:licnks. The success of Elizabeth Le Blanc, Senior ad- ute and commum<:atlOns clerks Mi~ 1bert, a Bradford Her fingertip veil of illusion 1 I • a picnic meal depends as much At Rackham, visor,. with 'Virginia Das- at 45 words per mmute. was fastened to a cap of match. Wh.en the ~ouple left :for therr ege classmate :from on the packiJ1g as on the food, sori'serving as thE!Junior Chair- All must have at'least three ing Chantilly lace. White roses, weddml? tnp to the Pocono Y. Va. itself. Nina Lou Baird, Wayne ~ix University of Michigan man. . years of general office experi .. lily of the valley, stephanotis MOuntarns, t~e. new Mrs. Scha- loths covered the - County' Home Demonstration courses in education open' in At the meeting, th'e .Juniors ence. Applicants can substitute and ivy, surrounding a white fer. was .wearmg a blue and ~~were adorned with Agent; suggests' trying, these Detroit. at the Rackham Edu- will demonstrate to the Senior business school or college train- - orchid formed her bouquet. ~hIte p.~rnt c~tton frock. anti methods of pac;ldng picnic foods: cationarMemorial '(Farnsworth members' how Jtmior meetings ing for no more. than two years ~s set in hurricane .'1 A G 1 h . Jacket WIth whIte accessorIes. ihn: running the Sh el a nn a lag er, her SlS- ." Baked potatoes are wonderfUl ~t Woodward) the week of June, are, conducted, how the Junior of work experience. Starting ter's maid of honor, wore em. They WIll r SIde rn Cl~veland, ~ach table and ar- 7 for a close-at-home picI)ic. Plan 25~ the University's Extension group initiates new members, salary for these positions ia, broidered white silk organza wher~ the ~ndegroom. 15 to be of pastel flowers so they come out of the oven .'...... >i':, Servica announces. how they help the seniors in $3390 plus allowances and hous- over ice blue taffeta in full- a~soCIatedWIth.the NatIOnal Ad- by' O;Conner container centering just as ~'ou are ready to leave . , -Picture Stud10 I ~rough the cooperation of endeavors for disabled veterans ing or a housing allowancQ. skirted empire style. A head- VISO~y CommIttee for Aero- the house. Wrap-the potatoes, in A nuptial high mass on June 23, in'.St. Joan. of Arc local. business . and industrial" and needy ch,ildren of veter~, For those who are interested a big towel and tuck in a shop- the trio of debu-- band of cornflowers and cas-' nautlcs. Church united in marriage, MAURA ELIZAB~TH GAL:: concerns, three '-of,the course~_ ,and ~ow they .~tudy go?d ~ltl- in Forei~ Service but are not ping ba~:. Don't forget to pack ~ George O. John .. eade bouquet of white carna------..LAGHER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs:-Gharl~s S.Gallagher "- "Cooperative Field Experienc() ze~s~l:p in therr Americamsm qualified at present or who pre- . tions and cornflowers com- HOUSEHOLD HINT plenty of butter in with th~ of Hawthorne Toad, Robert Schafer, son of Mr. and , in' Business, EducatIon," "Co:' actIVItIes. fer to work in the "Home Of- 'enry Hudson Hub- cold -thh1gs the picnic bas:. and pleted her ensemble. Salad greens are most appeti- iri.' operative 'Field Experience in There will be displays of dolls fice" in Washington, the Per- ~ade Ryan Jr., John keto You will need salt and:pep:.' Mrs. Joseph A. Schafer of Farmington. ' Bridesmaids Mrs. Alfred W. zing when' they are crisp. To Industrial Ed u cat ion,'" and dressed by Juniors in the cos- sonnel officers are seeking ty.. Jack Hoey. per too. At the _picnic site, cut Dittrich and Rita Shafer~ both prevent wilting and sogginess, "Analysis" of ,Office Occupa- tumes of Haiti, the country pists and stenographers. Appli- Imothers wore waltz a gash in each potato, squeeze who are 'in' the habit of over- ' k .C - sisters of the bridegroom, and dry the greens used in salads, tions"-provide . work, experi- which the Auxiliary' is.study.ing cants must be at least 18 year. Isas, Mrs. Gillis in it lightly and drop fu a generous eating; Your .children have' an aT .ottons' Sallyan Hull, were attired iden- drain canned: foods' well before D ence for those' enrolled. this "year \in its Pan-American of age. . I organdy with a excellent chance of picking up - tically to the honor attendant. ~dding . to the salad, and use chunk of butter. £tudy program 'of scranbooks . , 011 the bodice and the' habit ,and keeping it the " To' ps' . ..' The bridegroom asked his just enough salad dressing to Deviled eggs are always 'wel. Contl"nue This arrangement en a b I ~ S made to send to hospitals and Typ~sts, must type 40 woX'da frs, Johnston, choos- rest of th,eir. lives. It.is very brother, William L. Schafer, to moisten. For raw vegetable sal- come picnic fare. For1l:lleasiest --- } .~~chers and. cou~selcrs to gam, shut~ins, of toys made for needy per mmute and .stenographers 4() print chiffon sashed uoubtful, thai; all those' extra be his best man. Ushering were ads, add the dressing at the pa<:king, put the' deviled halves H~ve--you not.i~e~I?The dark first.~a:nd kno.~ledge of actual' children and of tray' favors words per mmute and t8:k& reta, and Mrs. Ken- POUllds are. inherited ...Children Alfred W. D i t t r i c h, Donald last minute. back together. Wrap them in cotton: tre~d .~0!1tm,!es. to be. v:ror~g, ,c~nditlO~s. ,Cla~s,ses- made for use on holidays in vet- shorthand. at 80 wor~s per mm- l.skirted beige lace. are expert.at cDpyingtheit eld- , waxed paper, and pack in a popular. Nma Lqu Baud, Wayne. SlOns ,prOVIde,"opportu~l.lty to erans hospitals. Proper methods ute. S~aries for tyPISts sts.rt ~t cardboard egg carton. . ers. And that 'often holds true. C9uno/ Home, Demonstz:ationdiscuss. this e:lQ;le~ienceand to of displaying and showing re'- $3t4~5 per year. All employees for eating.' ' ~gent, su~~e,sts a feyv slmple- rel~te: It to teaching and coun- spect/for the American .flag will ~ecelve yearly: increases for sat- A simple way to manage is to, , ThonlUS .lt-Ional Deco' r make pIa i n bread ..and-butter, The youthful habit of over- aIds.,t.o help y~u ,keep, them. full 'seling prog~ams. \ be' demonstrated ana _patriotic lSf~ctory serVIce. M,odern and Trad I . ' :8 VOWS sandwiches at home. Put them eating is often carried into old cqlored and pretty. . '. Th~ remaining three coUrses songs sung. Interviews will be conducted. - Net F h· back into the waxed bread age. A.nd that's .when it does , ~irst of. all, you'll want to ar~ UMethods of Research in "We are very proud of our from June 25 through July 14 wrapper the loaf came in. Take the real .p.amage. Older persons wash them. alone or, wiih other. Education," "Appraising Stu- JuniorS/' said Mrs. Le Blanc, at the Michigan State Employ- Mrs. Lloyd W. Seen In ew arpe as I,on.s , ' along sliced meats and cheese don't adjust as well to excesses dark garments to avoi!i picking .dent Progress," ,and "Special, "and believe that they are re- ment Service Office, 7~10Wood- Akron, Ohio, form- Carpet f~s~ons shown at t~e IAmerican as its theme, the new and jars of sap.dwich ~illing. Let of food as they did when young:. up 'the lint ~hat comes from Problems ,.in Vocational Educa- ce~ving valuable training for ward Avent1e~ DetrOIt, from 9 'ra'sePointe, al1nounce home furnIShings markets WIll colonial flora! and nook patterns each person make hIS own to er. Poor' heali:h is often the llght-coloredmaterials. tion." their f\lturs citizens of our a.re. to 5 p.m., each weekday of their daughter. as have a heavy accent in wool, but will undoubtedly be most ap- his heart's content: Done .this result of those eathlg habits U .you have soft wat~r for \Quallfied. students may elect g.r~a~, free country i~ the an~ until 7 p.m: Mondays. and abE:th, to Charles 8;;- there will also be a strong rep" Ipealing. ' way, the sandwiehes are really pick~d up as a child.: ' laundering, . th~n use a soap. any of these courses for grad- tlVltIes they are. carrymg out. FrIdays. Come m, ?r call: tR- iUS' son of Mr. and resentation in. wool and nylon The _Far Eastern influence is !resh at eating time-and mean Proper. eating ha'bits may pay A synthetic detergent-- usually uate residence. credit. Enroll- --- z..4900 for further information. B. Beronius of blends, and VIscose and rayon. . G carpetirig which ...ess work for Mother. you double, both, :for 'yourself is best for use .with' hard water. m~mt is .also open"to those wish~ MRS. AYRES MORISON of ---- oad. There will be news in velvet ~e~namm~;: latticed bainboo !3e s.W"eto ~ake .the s~ndw:ich and. your children. With these ~ Otherwise, ,sc~:forniaJtions' ing undergraduate ext ens ion Three Mile drive Will fly to Recent house guest 0 of ~age vows were ex- weaves and velvet colors, for a t trImmIngs. Trunmmgs lIke plck:- suggestions, have happy time a may cling to the dark fabric ..' credit. . Europe on July 6 with her two HENRY EARLE IUin the' ' i the Faith Lutheran traditional 'or modern dscor. effec . les, relish, mustard, chili ~auce at your Fourth of July. picnic~ I troit, .on June 16. New patterns and styling, new 'rho color pallette has expan.d- and lettuce wrapped separatel:Y' or any picnic this summer. ' It you starcli dark cottons, Registration Ope1;lS ,at 9:00. children, who have just been Washington .road home of his. las graduated from textures and weaves in carpeted and shifted to comply WIth are th.:l usual favorites. Mrs. Baird spggests addingblu- a.m: 011 Monday, June 25,'in. the in Baltimore vis it'i n g their parents, the HENRY EARLES, lte High school and ing will be seen for .all types of present-day decor ne~d~. Col- :wt-en ma}dng; prepared sand- ., ing to.the. s~rc,h water.' busmess,office of the U. of. M. grandmother, MRS. E. B., MORI- was a Trinity College classmate. tichigan State Uni- interiors _ the contemporary, ors cLre not longer limIted to wIches for a hIke, 'butter both VIl.LAGE MANOlt. MARKING Final renrlnders are these: Extension- S,ervice, 60, '~ar~- SON., MR. MORISON will join WARD JUST; of Lake Forest, provincial or colonial and the strong tones. They have a new pieces of bread. This will keep ITS "-TENTH BIRTHDAY. Iron or press. on. the 'wrong side wor~~ Ave~ue. Th~se wIshJ..I1g.his family in August for a tour m. 'Henry will return to'Trm- le will m;oke their :formal. ' ~ftness an~ l~vability: ,and they the fining :from soa1?ng.intothe The Richard Lehmans of ViI- to avoid that "shiney look." And additional, mformation, 'are m- of Italy, France and Switzer- ity in the :fall after a summer bbus, Ohjo. where For the contemporary home, are dramatIc If you hke. ~ome bread. Make the .h:ker's lunch, Jage Manor restaurant on St. for touch,.up ironing',' on .. ,the vited to,call TE:n;:>.ple2-7400. , land .. ' session at Selfridge 'Field. , 60mpleting hie; pre- new carpet, collections include ~f the ne~ carpe~ colors will be a~equ.at~. Sweet fillmg and pro- Clai~ avenue in the village, will right side of your, dark cottons, ;chooling for the practically all qualities in every m versatile m~ti-color shares. tern fl~lrngs should be used for mark the tenth ,'anniversary of .you'll .want to use' a press kind of weave, and an abun- Carpet lends Itse~ to th~ ~ec~r sandWIches. . ihe founding of. their est8ib- cloth. . dance of patterns. There will be of your home, ~ut m addItIon ~t .Rememb~r th~re are hot sand- lishment this coming Sunday f handcrafted and h 0 m e - s pun offers new qUlet, new rest U:l- WIches beSIde the hot dog ~nd and 'Monday, July. 1 and 2. cess they have enjoyed here. weaves abstract and geometric ness and warmth, and a step m hamburger, says Mrs. BaIrd. . '. " designs: Any of these textures the direction of easi~r mainte- Any thick cooked main dish can Each year th: .coupl,e, serves . It is their first birthday in the will fit well with Colonial. nance. They will also be in be heated in a bun. She also patro~s the trad~tional bIrthday neW-and, bigger Village Manor French, Provincial, Ranch or prices to satisfy the modest mentions that toasted cheese, <:ake m celebratlOn of the suc- b~lding. ' Modern furnishings. , budget as well as the luxurious peanu~ butter or ,salad filled In the home with Early one. sandWIches are good. For. a .iiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ heavier type sandwi~h, many ~ people find that broiled steak, ham and lamb are alSo good. on bread. FOR THE FINE~T Frosted cakes are a bit hard to handle in transit. One good Public Sale way it to bake a loaf cake in a large shalloV'{ pan; :frost it, ~f1YtABPJ and carry it in the p'ah.'Another FuJ,; Thursday. Friday and Saturday, June 28-29-30 idea is to do an. "inside,-out" frosting job; Cut (lupcakes or WO'S-2fOO also squares of loaf cakfilinto-layers .. Spread 1.he frosting in bfitwee:'1, Monday and Tuesday, July 2.3 and wrap these 'individual',serv- ings in' u waxed paper. Pack in. Daily ~:30 a.m •.~o6:p.m. a box or pan for.1safe earrying.' At picnics we Qften ~ear com- \. ments abont" how good the food We are selling a large collection C7:f Early American and fine is and how mLtch.we are eating'. B.oaDWa7' household furniture, china ap.d glassware :from the estate because everyth~g ,tastes' "so .,s. good" .when eaten outdoors. .ALSO GROSSE POtNn AND IIRMINGHAM of the late Wellt here's a tip to {?eople MRS. MARY WENDELL JEWETT {and others} , Everywhere throughout GrOsse Pointe you'll findhome~ bearing removed from Merriweather, Grosse Pointe Farms, to sparkling evidence of the decorating techniques obtainable at our galleries. Wanamaker's. All wo'rk is done in our. own shops • • • ALL ITEMS PLAINLY MARKED exclusive workmanship but inexpensive. Collection consists of one pair antique Sheraton tables, large dining room banquet table, m a hog any secretary, chests of drawers, Victorian Gents' chairs, Lincoln rock,er, .Choose Well, sets of,dining room chairs in maple and mahogany. Antique mirrors, antique clocks, beds and e he s t s, nigh~ stands,- modern living room sofas and chairs, French' cofumodes, ., grand pianos, dining reom and bedroom !uites. A ve"ry .tco Live' ,We'll .' • • large collection. Hom..: making includes decor ••• and. Spring.

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, Thu Pag, Twenty " S.R 0,5 SI! ,p OJNT.! . NEW'S Thursday. June 28, 1956': / J \ / Grossc Pointe' News ' \ Memorial Center' Sehedlde, .' PUBLISHED EVERY ~HURSDA~ BY ANTEEBO 1'UBLISHERS,' Grosse" What' Goes' On INC. ALSOPUBLISHERSOF THE DETROITWESTWAF..D, I .. OFFICESUNDEBTHEELMAT99KERCHEVAL, JUNE 2~Y ~PEN' SUND., :A.Y.12.5 at GROSSEPOINTE F,i1.RMS36, MICHIGAN .... E"'afl11.'.Ar~tl'~.~ &&.. .. ""...Ml. ., _ PhoneTU. 2-6900 34 ae~27 . .*All' center Sponsored Activities .Open' to the Publie Your' Lihrary Three ~ Lines \ NOTICE:-Please call for I~~t arti;les the office. Tbtey ", ;1).. PRYOR at By Jetm Taylor ------'~---- , " . will be held for 30 days: .. ,... ' ROBERTB. ED(1AR...... EDITOR and GENERALMANAGER N t th t it h k t 'awake nights but we just' ". , in .June 1953.' Ernest' Ga~'s '"MATTHEW M. GOEBEL ADVERTISINGMAN.AGER'. 0 a_ as " ep ~s '. t ~. all b . f ' Gr~e Pointe Garden. Center Room and Library open If you are taking books out KITTY MARRIOTT.._ .FEATUREPAG~ SOCIETY f01md ~ut ~hemos~, effectlv.e ~ay. to,pu ' a sm '. oy o. for experienced consultation service by~. Edna Hann:ah. of town this summer, your li- "High and The Mighty" appears FRED RUNNELLS ~ ~ SPORJ.-SEDITOR s.~,~en,m his, place. ~e cbil~ s .~othe:. told us ~he was, Mrs~Hannah will b., on duty in the Glirden Center., Room brary will extend the due date on both the June 1954and 1953 JAMES J. NJA,IM IrEws. .di.straught to say the least, .,!. nen. a. neIghbor sent..her a, ' every week on .Tuesday, .Wednes'da". and Thursday frll)m to October 1~ eliminating all lists. In comparing these lists ROBERTG. EDGAR : NEWS. bill f + ty d 11 f ~ . d to h een 01. worry about fines. The only we were surprised to discover ANNE SCHRAGE : ~ NEWS or "wen . 0 ars or .t1amage ope er SC~ 10I Be ,pl. to, 5 p. m. There will be. a vol~teer workeJ: at restriction is on current books that N i c h 0 1a s Monsarrat's ARTHUR R. BLYLER , ADVERTISING. door by sonny:, boy ~d a 'p~. . . ,the Garden Center Room every Monday and Friday fi'om which !must obviously' circulate "Cruel Sea" wh~ was and PATRICIA BL~ER : ;' .ADVERTISING . It seems the children found 'some sort of metal stake 10 - t 12' d 2 t 4 (C 11TU d 1 4594) t t' still is widely read, appeared on. ROY ANGER, .Jr ; ADVERTISING. th b k . d d' '.. ~d d t 't 'f . h' g a. m. 0 noo~ an 0 p. m. a xe 0 - • for a cOmI?arativ~I~~h~r .nndethe. 'June best seller list only JOHN MacKENZIE ~ ::;..BUSINESS.' In e ac .yar .,an ,'.px:ocee e 0 use 1 or punc m , . H it I '. . t '1 bl f .fr . I" t h . in order to satisfy e, eman. JOANNE HARGIS ~ .ACCOUNTS.. large ~oles-in the"neighbors screen door '••• 'Seventeen : .' ~sp a eqU1pm~, aV81a e _or .ee: .oan-eru e ,es, How~ver,the.bes~ seller.of_~o- 'in, 1~52. . BARBARABURROWS CLASSIFIED:ADVERTIS!NG holes to be exact. ., 'w~~el.chll!n,.and hosPIt.~1 be~. ,Blooo..avaJ1.ab~eto Gro:sse .day. will be v~c.atioll..~t~rull:. S~veral authors have two. or FLORA HARDING : CmCULATION Juxrlor' denied the entire thing until he'w88 given' POI~~e,re'S~dentsin case of.aD a.cciden:t ,or clii~!remergen,cYi ,~xt, ~~ar and': not.a :blt ~e~ .mo~ books ~n the June ~ts . in • ...... : free of. charge .mterestmg th~n than. now. By of ~e last elght .years. .0 III Advertis g.Copy Must ~e ~;T~~ News Qftlce.by , t~e tb~rd d~~re.~. by ~s father. ~ter .finally adnuttmg, .... • * * the same token, your vs.cation prolific writers here represented .. Tuesday noon to obtam msett~on that week.. ':.: hlS gu~lt, paJ;>~;.,(fascmatedat this pomt), asked: WHY~ . reading this year will probably are Frances Parkinson Keyes , " 1'-.~" Member ~ichigan Press Ass'n and National Editoriijlr.AssYn.-'. they stopped ,at. seventeen holes! The '.child rep~ed that Thursday, Jun~ 28' include some of yesterday's best with "Steamboat ~othic," "Joy , ! NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPR!:8ENTATIVE:' I .• . ~hey just'got "TIRED!'" *. Grbs.se Pointe em' em'a League:-Mo ..neft t!! sellers. Street.. and "Dmner at An.. J' .': Weekly Newsp.aper Representatives. Inc. ...'. , ~... r-o p. In. • • iii< toines" and FraJlk Yerby with 404 FHth Avenue, New York 18. New York, BRyant 9-'1300 The punishment' (and' it WORKS, in case '~ou car~) "P 'd' C tl ,. '~A w: an. i CHICAGO OFFICE • h . . d' .}, . bank' d • 1Il * What makes a best.seller and rl e s as e, om • I 383 North Michigan Avenue. Phone FInancial 8-2214 wa~ t~at -t e~map.e .the chil .empty ll\~ plggy .. an how long does a book remain Called Fancy" and "The Sar~~en j Entered as second-class matter at the post office Detroit pay hIS' half ot the damage •• ' • to the'tlJlne of ten. do~:rs. Fri.day, June 29 one? Once an author enters 13Iade.'~ John Marquan(4 James I Michigan, under the Act of March 3, 18~7. .'. Since the barikcontained only. eleven d',llars arid twelve Memorial.Gardens Committee Rose Award Tea-r.I'ea this charmed ci'rcle. he is apt :Michener, Frank Slaughte~= ~ FULLY PAID CIRCULATION cents .•• the future riveter is feelin'g'. the pinch: real 3 30 ~. . to remain there at least for a Daphme puMaurier'and W~- ----..------~------bad. He isnrt even .speaking' to .his 'part,ner in the 'crime .p. m. time, whether or not his sub- ston ChurchiJl ll1'e li.sted Wlth. 'k ... whom he insists talked him :into.it! .' Christi~ "Science' Monitor, Jr. Forum-Meeting-7::30 sequent books are notable. What two books ap~ece,"P"'mte.of ~o Brelng' Vourse If B 'Ale . 'oJ will always remain a mystery Return.') "Slncerely Willis , I I , . ac Ive lit •• * p. In. * * ~ 'is what makes for that first Wade." "Return to Paradise," ~ - . Gof. a coIIege'" ...JUDlor 1n th'e famI"Iy Wh.to.never wn es Monday "Tul y Z. success. "Savonara," "Song of Ruth/' DY the time the next issu~ comes,' off. the. presS, the', '. ' ,'. " Sheila Kay-Smith in "All.the "The Heaier," "My Cousin I ...... horn'" unless he .or she wants 50methin'g? We have the 4\. \ , Fourth of July holiday will be upon .us. Which.' means ,. Rot!:2""''',Club. of Grosse Pointe--Luncheon and. Meet- .'Books of My Life" says "The Rachel, Huntel"s Horn" ~'Kiss . , answer to that. one too. Parents who; sent their only .....J, , , . best seller that is an author's Me Again Stranger," "The Doll.... j that another orgy of death on the highway will be ip .son off .tc his first year ~t ~ollege, were) naturally, dis- ing-. 12:15. p', n first success can be written only maker," "Grand ,Alliance" and [ '. full swing. Summer weekends, and particularly holiday turbed when they didn't hear froOmhiin for w~kl!l and *Memorial .. Bridge: Glub-Duplicate. Bridge-Mabel by accid~t. It is like the "The B.irth,of Britain.'. }. , " periods, reap .their toll of lives, tragically taken by reck~ weeks. No~ even a poSt card.' Brown.'. Direct"or~l p;'Jn. " : weather and no more suscept- There is a common assump- i , Tearfully, mothe~ complained. to her husband that ' ", ible to planning than a thunder tion, promoted by some critics, less driving, speeding 'and over-estimat~ng one's physical th h d DO him . Th' ...... ',* storm ..• I have known an that the worth of a book varies _capabilities. . . ey a to something tt) make • wnte. IS Tuesday, July 3 .author to' deliberately attempt inversely with its popularity. It . . being. the neatest trick of the week • • " father got his to .write It best seller; carefully is true that we cannot heartily In the int.erest of attempting to eliminate a minor brains together. and finaUy c&m.eup with an idea that . ,Grosse Poiiite Optiniist. Clu~D~er and Meeting- weighIng and choosing 'ingredi- end~rse aU these best sellers portion of these inevitable accidents, Police Chief Arthur he proniised .his wife would. work. He said' she. would' 6:15 p. m... ' '. . ents and' cooking them a~cord- but som~:of them are very good L not on,ly,"~ .their' :.beloved son's handwriting ,on an . /'. . ing to his' considered opinion of .indeed. How.ever,good~bad or ouwers of Grosse Pointe Park has asked us to rep!int' envel~pe,~. but.' .he .dared sa:y the letter' would .arrive' :.; ,',E~chan:ge .Club. of Gro:ss~ 'Pointe--Dinner and Meet- public. taste, but I have never indifferent, ..they have captured an article which appeared recently in a police journal. ,airmail' special. I ' 'in5~6:3Q' p. Jm~' . known such .an attempt."to' suc- ,the pu1;>licfanCy and it is in- yro_ are glad to comply. 'What nop .',.did."was t....!s.. H'e wrote the'. boy.' .. ' long,'... .' . '. .. '.,. .." ".' ee,'ed\» .' .' ..t' . t~esting to,n~.tet~e rise and fall -\" J;.1 - Kiwams:'''Club-''of-' G-rosse .Pointe' ..Iric.":-Dfuner. and' , •.• .. . th lit t LOST WEEKENDS, LOST FOREVER newsy letter •.•• ~sked about his mai:'kScat.'school, etc., . Meeting-'6;30 p. m~ . ',' .' ..'. .',:' . ,.. "', ','we. ha~e:sc~ned:' the .June ~~ e~e,;. ~';~ n;e ears. ' - .etc., etc.; then -ended -'Vi,th:'"Am eluilosing. a ,check for' • ~'*best'seller,lists of the past eight ,And now, 'Ye. are off lor a "In 1955, more than fifteen thousand indiViduals fifty dollars as' a Uttle extra .bonus•. You can' use it Closed' Wednesday, July 4.' .. .." years and' find-some titles that vacation~ .During July p.nd didn't return home after_ the pleasures of' the weekend. :' ~or anything :you like/' BU~ •• • 'he didn't put the 'checI"t " G'r'o~e Pom'.te r'lar'd-en C'~nte'r RnnJ;n and .'L- 'I'brary' J:-pen,.~e still beIDg wi~eIYread and :August this column will be in In the letter' Sure 'enough three days later back . U , ....~ . . ,\? a' few that have dropped .into the. -capable ~aJldg of various According to figures recently published by the 'Safety " ,.. '~.... ,. I,' """ .: every.Frrdayfrom2:t04 ..p.lIi.. (callTU"xedol-4594). . limbow.', . .' members of the:librarysta£f.A . f' th Tr 1 I "C . f H t .came a letter hom JunIor • short .• ' ~ • ,but at least . . .' , . . . , .. . S erVlce 0 e a~~ ers nsurance ompames 0 ar ~ .a letter in 'which-he -remended' his dild'that he had for-' . . ". : . ;'., - Two years ago at. thIS' tlm~. 'plea.~ant. summer to all ou:- ford, Conn., 15,730 Am.eric~s. were. killed. jn weekend gotten -to 'endose the: check!':" '. :'. L. . C' 'Z" b' C" . " 't . -Dl . C' ., UNotas. a-Stranger?'- by .Norton readers I ... • • . I . • ." ....' " .' : "Ions .' U' '.' rea es 1:' an ',,:::..:rhomJso~headedt?-elist~~~Ch. ._.. • traffIC aCCIdents. ' '. '*. ~ . * _ . '. '. .. '.." .:, : " .. ",. . .mclu..ed 'Bless ThlS Hou~e. Qy BUSIneSS Executives ' "Of last year's traffic fatalities, more. than ~e-fifth ,If'Y~. e~er .have to m,o~e,'~osa~ .Ne~ 'Yo~k, 'ferin~t~:ce;' '.T0 'Assist.' Ne'edy..Stu.de.nts .:.,~~:J;:~ts~~r:n~~'S~~~:hteO::! .Going Back ~o School occurred on Saturday. _ _ .. and~'deal' vv,lth one of :tho~e ~UT!posmglookmg .Qa~s.1ike t: ;,,', .' " '. ' ',,' ': . , .,.:".' ~'".- ~rl?-~st:q.~"'s "The High ,and- ,. . _'__ "The reasons for tills, record~!umber.' 'of:' weekend you see ~ ..rnovies, ,we'd ~ .awed silly .after :Itvin'g ~. :ri'he Grosse ~oiilte L~oIis.Club.':~ave. ab~lity'.ntt:p~orhi:~~::.:.:~d:th7 ~ghur,'~' :'Th~~ad.S~eg.'6:- ,.,Wm.. 1t Rams~y, 3~. Radnor h'gh aft ITes r : th motor ing hab't . f the' Grosse Pomte where, the. mqney :palaces-are so folksy. h~s created a. MemorIal Schol-..wh~:'arem need.of,finan.c1Bl.ald.Wilham March and Harr~~t:A; Clrcle Grosse Pomte lS among 1m w. y a ~~.I E Ie /b' he in th' / S ~. 't' Th~,ot~er' day. we st.oq'd in line .with 'our wee che.ckto ,arship'and ~inahci,~l:AidPlan" .. Each .scholarship :is I in>the now'~"Dollmaker,:' 'one of tne '37 bu'sines~~eCutiv:s from the ~ erIcan pu IC. very 19.;,;yay . . e .na IOn ~S.l S deposit and after we became number two; in'line, (there: for: graduiitlI'l~ stude?-tsof ..the: amQtint'O{'$l,OOO;'aiid'ispay~l~.~ew .nov;elS~,~o find a; place ...... Saturd~y share o~ that),ortIoll of A:m~~~ ~P?1.Eld ~d were about eight people behind' us)',~we could hear ."thePomte'~ ,"pubhc,- P:1Y8:teand. 'at. the :tate. of .$~50~la;!ear.'. : ~ aJn.0.t.:~the Fifty bestboo~s of .U~'llt~dS,tates ~d Canada ~h~ dete~ned to arI:ve at .ItS. weeke~d. destm,~t~on In tune Teller relating a long story. about his weekend. fishing pa~ochlal ~chools,wlth.,schola.;-.. All graduates.' of. the "eurte:.lt:.1954.. . .' .'.. Will attend t~: flrst 1956SeSSlOl'1l i~r dinn~r, even if the trIP'S last SIxty nules must be trip to the ~ent:ahe,ad of:us. Hewellt onand'on.~d o~..~~iaua~::,ilable for thls~earsSchOOl'y~ai,~oth'J~U~ ~~.:b,e~V..s~~~:y~t~/~~i~;:~c~~~~fth.e;~Sti~~te !or Manage,. G vered m an hour flat. about ~e fIsh ~h~y 'caught and how' they caught '~~. . The sc~oiarship .~qnsistS.of. '~~~ ~re .~~~ll:l~,fPr)~~.,s~l~ol, -No~ 'ymcent ..P~~Ie'~,~'Pow~r'~ e.n t~ cex~cutlve development "Too frequently, the strain and fatigue of distance ••• while we-shifted from one foot to the other, swearIng, financial'grants t~ further. the. '. P: .".: ' _.' ;.;?f PlOs~tlve.Thm~g. It 18 p~~gr~ of the Northwestern dri . . d" -\.,t" t'.. f lIt' the while. that we'd never again listen to a fish .story education ,of those graduates of, SeI~tlo,n of a ~t~dent.will?e .mterestlOg that this book he.ad- UJ?:lverslty..grad~a,~e commerC"E. vmg are Ignore In CLl! lClpa Ion 0 amp e re axa IOn . tt' WHO' t Id' . . - h' h h 'I' ". th' P '. t''\vho''based:on .(1)"Need for fman'cla1 ed''1he'list June 14' 1953.and d...... cli'" R ." at the journey's end: It no' ma er . 0 It:'. . , . 19 'sc 00 ~ m e' om e, .assist~nce; (2a) .Scholastic :t'ec- June 13 1954 is fo~d in s~ond lv~slOnIn. lC~gO. amsay ~l . .. Fin~ll.y he got to the pa~t they ca~ the_ "crux" ill '. ord. of 2.0. (2b), Honor po!pt place dn J~e 13. 1955 and k ass1Stant director of ov.erseali "TheI!, too, the highways contmue to be fIlled WIth show busmess .•• and he sald (dramatlcally) '. " . "Do .GM Employes Taking aver~ge of 2.0 or better. ~In still on the best seller list of operatons for Parke, Davls and those drivers whose idea of relaxation is an extra drink you .1Qlow what. ~l:'PENED to 1;pps~, fish~." We. glanced" Advantage of Offer special cases ~ honor po~t June/"17, 195~, ~lthough it" has Comp~y. . . or two 'for the road.' around. and noted that the whole .line-up 'had lte:: com- average of b~tween 1.5 and ....0 dropped to fifteenth place. The busmessmen will go to, "Millions of dollars have been spent by federal, bined ears ready Jc~ the answer •.. which was ",".-"Whe.n Nearly 90-p-e-r-cent of" the ~;; r~- ~~::~e~~~ ~3~e~~~~ ' "A ~an' Called .Peter" by. s~hoo! for four weeks begin- state and municipal authorities in an effort to provide we, got :UP in the m~rning ,we saw a ra~coon sneaking eligible General Motors salaried (4)' Sound charader and leader-. Catherme Marshall also appears ~g ~unda~ June 24! f~ an. away WIth the last :fIsh: Thate danged, anImal ate every employes in thEfUnited States ship' (5) Promise of college suc- anlOngthe be~t sellers of June. mtenSlve pr gr~m deSIgn to better and safer roads. Additional millions are spent" by one of them and left us a pile of bones." . are participating in the sa\lings- cess'and future civic usefulness. 1952p 195~, ~klP~ 1954 and ap- d.evelopeexecutives for, respo:,- insurance companies. and other private organizations for .. .. -.".' stock urchase program intro- . . , "p.ea1's agam m "fIfth place. 1955. slbletop ~anagement 1eaders~lp programs of safety education. We all heaved a SIgh pf rehef •.. gave the raccoon d d la tOt b :H 1 H, One.of.the r,~es set ~o!th by Herman' Wouk's famous tale through rmproved managerIal' a m'ental.pat on the !>ack' ..• and soon your's ~ruly was C:~ice, ~resfd~n~r'of ~~w said the club 18 ~ha~~f"a ~flPlent 0: "The Caine ~utiny" ,appears in skills ~nd.chang~d.attitudes and. "Nevertheless. the weekends of 1955 saw more persons at the wmdo.w. We exchanged a few pl~asantrles about today. . B: scholB:I'shlP"1S,un~ e t~Oco;. second' place m June 1951.first behaVlor m fulfillmg manager- killed and injured on .our highways than ever before. the' weather with the Teller .•'. , then as he .started to Approximately 90000 of the', tmue hiS o~~er ~ uc:a~onf y place a year later and twelfth ial responsibilities. "Kn . h t I'd'd 1 t . k d?" -- . 'd' • 00(0 1'. 'b'l h reason o. fSlC ess or._m ue lon , "It 't th f u1t f th d t .'t 't say,' ow w a . 1 as ,,:ee en . :••• we announce . more than ~OO. ~ Ig~ ~ av:e into the Armed; Forces, or..for wasn e a ? e ro~ sy~ ems, 1 wasn I that yes, we had heard the fish story and all,w.e wanted elected t~ lI!vest part of the.lX,&by.other jtiStifiabl~reason, the the fault of safet~ ~u~atlOn C~~81gns. _t was t~e fault to do was depo~it a small check. He looked a little hurt saI~ tow~r~ .the .progr~ scholarship"award may be sus-. ()f pleasure-bent mdiVlduals strlvmg to. go too far, too b t t 1 h . . . which was deSIgnedto encoUT- ended for a reasonable' peIiod fast, for a weekend's enjoyment." : • .. u no ne~ y as urt as were our feet fr~m stan~ng age. emplo)'.a:Jtp save regula:ly b and with th.e'consent of th.~ In . IIn~ so long. HOWEVER • . • we would~ t exchange and to provide. an opp'ortunlty c~b. this little cracker-box scene. for all the bIg banks of for more to become.sha.rehold~ _ America. Vive-Ia Grosse Pointe! . ers' in then- conipat'ly.']~'llE!'pro- A Great Leade,r Passes , gram provides that eligible em-' • lit '-;fr -. ployes may save' a,maximum of The nation paid tribute. on Tuesday to one of the .Lo-ye this true story about the GI from. Brooklyn, 10 per cent of their, salaries. . . Qige$livl t 1 h h I 1. t. l..,~ . t' T N h' During the first nine' monthS ru y great eroes on t e ong IS In tu~ coun ry s mll- . Y.,'w 0 was sent to a caDip in Arizona. Be' bad of-the' 'program~.approximat~1Y .Troubles? tary history. Admiral Ernest King, Naval Chief of Staff never be~n outside of Brooklyn before' ••. ~ so on, his' $32~OOO,OOOhas been saved by during WorId War II, was laid to.' his final rest. first leave away from the post • • • he'. decided to .t&k:e .the' i:mployes .and '.$16,000,000i 111"Fred KOPIJ' R. Ph. No man was ever more devoted to duty. He was the a 1001[ at the flesert. So he hitched a ride with an .An- Ecomnpt~lo.byUetsedarebY.s~vthm.e canomPavane"rY~.p~o; digestion brings pain,. st . t t f d' . Ii' b t h dr h' 1£ . '. g . nausea, belching; and oft.en rlC es 0 lSCIP narlans, u e. ove lmse even zonian, who kindly drove him out to the. edge of town age of abollt eight percent. of causes loss of, appetite. Here harder than his subordinates. Tile magnificent record of and waited in the car while our hero had a look-see. their. salaries.: are some of the sources that the Na~ was largely due to his leadership. ,----- \ . produce' digestive troubles: After about .twenty minutes ,or so ••• the sol~er ESTIMATED FIRE .LOSSES' eating too fast; not drinking Admiral King's name has, appeared but infrequently, came,~ack to the Ic~ ••• ]iggling a few small objects. Estimated: fire losses in the enough w~ter., eatin'g too in the news of late ye~rs. He suffered a stroke,not long • h' ha d lik t • . Th I I t k United', States ,during ....May.. much. or not-eating the right after the war, undoubtedly caused by the terrific toll lD IS' n e one osses COlDS. e oca guy 00 ,. foods . one look at t.he obJ'ects and nearly passed out. Th.ey - amounted to $87,681,000,tQ.e.Na~ , SeIf-medi~ation often irxi- he had exacted on himself in carrying out responsibiliti.e:; tional Board of. Fire- Undel'" tat th d.t. . u which he accepted far and beyond the call ,of duty .. HI~ happened to be rattlers from a rattle snake. He asked writers has j'eported.: Accord:' .'if ~~e :rJ~~I: \~~~e~fhl~h~' appeared in public but a few times after his illness. the lad: "Do -you know what those things are that you're ing to '~ewisA. Vi.ncent.NBFU's functio:r{of' the" organs that . ~. . general; manager, this, $87;681,- aid digestion. The s a f e G t, But every student of military history must rank him . flip.ping around? Where dili: you GET them?" Soldier 000 ,loss represents. an increase surest, quickest. way to get" - high on the all-time list of great leaders. The couhtry ltOY looked' from the rattlE~rs' back to the driver and of 22.1per c'ent ;over:10S51"..5 of . relief, to, have your doctor will be eternally indebted for the service he rendered. -announced blandly: ':1 got them. offen, a worm!" $71,789,"000'reported' for May, 'diagnose' the condition. at 1955, and continues the trend Once." " .-••-••-••-••-••-J'-••-"-J'-••-J'-rI'-••-••-"-••-"-••-...-.--••-••-••-••-••-.-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-11.-••-••-••-••--.-••-.. -••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-..-••-..-••-•.-••-•.-Y;-.-••-••-••-••-.-••-••-••-."-••-,••-••-••-.--"-"-"-••-rI'-••-••-••-••-••-rJYrl\N'i--. -~--~- that has been noticeable since . '.rEx per.t .'c~In:po~nding of. the first. of the year. Losses for . ,your prescrlptl~n wlll assure . t f' t'-'" .t'~tal', the best treatment.' Select a the flfS .lve mo~ uS n()w, 0 . pharmacist with ..care. . $442,633,000.an lXlcreaseof 11. . Thi i th' . f . o th f' fi 8 S e 602nd. 0 a series of per cen:t 'oyer e J.rst .ve . Editorial aC\vert!l;ements appeQring months of 1955, when' ,they' in this paper.each.w.eek. . amounted. to...$398,929,OOO~.'. ' c

many happy families ••• Wkg nol' prof,'ide the "know" for We' Wi}'. Design" , creating lovely Jdtchens, . conJiJera "en to equipping them. Rebuild and M6der~ize complele!, • You'll like ON' little. W~rrisome head noisescan be brought on by lots . : fuss, little-mUSI ,ervice. \ Your Kitch~n new tilc~en? of things. By the ping in your car's engine that • ~ ~aysthere's an overhaul ahead; by,college ,bells that ring for your yo'ungster and remind you it's tuition time; by the seashell roar of vacation I . ,., Showing Complete Line of Fampul General .Electric' Appliance. coming with no money to get you there. Quiet . . .', . . - those sounds by stopping often at the savings.

window in any of 53friendly ~ational Bankcffices. I Through our 'expe~ience.~e h~ve been able to de~ign and:b~ild som;\.~f. the.mosir .... charming and efficient kitchens to be fo und.' anywh.~re. We can "'rebuild youlr A sman amount starts your account~and regular. . .. deposits b"uild it big! For your surplus funds get , kitchen quickiy and economically. . . . Pree Istlmates. TUxedo1.3206 National Bank of Detroit Savings. Certifi~tes which will pay. you2~ % interest. . tiJrlis m.ower '16911 HAlPER Aeroll.f1'om Yogw Them. NATIONAL BANK 1 ~ ~~ECTRICA~ APPLlA~CES ..'.. _' j OF DETROIT STORI HOURS-O,. .. till 9:00 MO!II.,~ Thun. ani 'ri., ~JlcI till "6:00 ru.... W.d •• Glici Sat. . . rhmb..r "d.ral D.poslt'inullnc. CorporatiOR 'f I • "-.a ....;. ' .; .' •••••••• -;.' t:L: •'••••• ~. W; ~ • 'w .;. : ~ • I !I•••••••..... • •~••••••• • .J!ll_.... LLLI""•••• a • 6_ ••••• r ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• arr.~~_ _ •• l~._.,••~••••••••~••••_Va i , . • !.\ 1. ) I, j 1 . . i,~ ., i ...... _ .. he b b .,.ha .. b bb b S ... bb h .+h b • b'h. b ..... ,. •• 'i. 'n • b b br b b bb. b b en. t ...t thhhb.b.hhhh.&&hh~~~~~~h_~~~hk~~~L~AAL ;,.' - '£ '-' "

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On /. ·tJ]/Me'r#(! $ndted • to come m ~n.Q jnsp~ct our new shirt 'l-aund~y 3.' E1'l1est Gann,;; he :Mighty" appears ,Tu'le 1954 and 1955 paring these lists pr~sed to discover I o 1~ s Monsarrat's whl'>:h was and I' read, appeared on st seller list only , ~. thors have two or on the June lists I eight years. Two rs here represented Parkinson Keyes boat Gothic," "Joy - "Dinner at An~ Frank Yerby with stle", "A Woman. " and "The Saracen "Grosse n Marquand, James , Frank Slaughter, Maurier and Win- ;ll are listed with Ieee, "Pointe of No i n c ere 1y Willis turn to Paradise," "Song of Ruth," er," "My Cousin ter's Horn" "Kiss Completely Modern,Shirt Laundry ranger," "The Doll- NEW, and Alliance" and . " .', .. f Britain." ------_------" common assump~ ed by some critics, - .A NEW ADDITION, TO 'OUR DRY CLEANING PLANT th of a book varies th its popularity. It we cannot heartily these best sellers them are very gaud ever, good, bad or hey have captured aney and it is in- ate the rise and fall 'ary meteors. '" '" we are off :l.or a uring July and column will be in hands of various Ithe library staff. A mer to all our

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Page Twenty-two Thursday. June 28, 1956 TI Violently Stonuy -Spring Runs Up Big Insurance Bill ... . Southern Michigan's violently smashed, .and bOdy f.inish wns munications circuits damaged' is' more than half rebuilt. Reo:' ~ 8tonny spring caused insured' badly scraped. and overloaded by' the emer-' const..'"Uctionbegan the day after_ damag~ approximatting $r~ooo.- . LOsses, were estiJnated'- 'to gency, one com pan it set up the April 3 tornado, ,and inany 'ANE PARKE. 000 to more than 23,000 resi- average mere than $300 per car. special teletype circuits.tocheckestablishmen~ vyereback. in dences, businesses, industries.- A, single company paid hail insurance records with its hQme business on a temporary. basis c t~s, mobile homes, and aut~- losses to' cars totaling more office, and to obtain 'title- yerl- ~~ithin three, wee~s. Several RE,G.ULAR,• ~ ;r , 49 VALUE mobIles. Total damage was esu- than' $150,000 in 'Muskegon fications. Another com pan y'S members of the Standa~~ Busi- I • m~t~d at :betweep 21 and 23 alone. ' adjustin~crew toured four .bad- ness Men's Association said they • millions. _ . . In Flint, :where Jl tornac1o lY-damaged trailer parks in a I had not carried full-value in- Th~re .1S no s1;Dgle pomt of eaused approximately .100 total. car equipped with radio-tele~ surance .. But were it not; for FAM,GUS. 13 ,EGG RECIPE compIlatIon for. m:lur~ storm l?Sses and some 200 .r.najor par~ phone. seeking out the. com- the. insurance they did .cari:y, losses, ~ut t~lS estimate of tiallosses, general wmd d~age pany's insureds, clearing rec- they added, this vigorous young losses paId or ~ the process of" affeded a 12-square:~mile area. ords with its home' office, and shopping center for.a broad. paymen~ by fIre and casualty Television antennas ilIon, rep- paying losses on the spot. These suburban residential area would, A' I' co~pan~es represen~ the. com- !esented a. m.ore ~an $150,t?OO,ad jus t e r s 'also .ordered new n.ot be rebuilding. Insurance' ' . 'nge' _... poslte J~dgment 0:1.th~ msur~ msured. loss .m this urea, WIth mobile homes. for se~ral in- provided both the immediate anee. a~Justers, as obtained by approXlmately 3,000 of them sureds, and in' one storm. area finan,ce and, in part, the credit'_. '. ': . ~ MIChig~ Insurance lnforma. destroyed or. damaged. . had" new units delivered to basis for, resumption of busi- ,. NOW c il0n ServIce survey. Many hundreds of l~ses .re- seven familys the' day 8fteI: ness. • ....,. ONLY The r e cor d - b rea kin g suIted from' wind and hail the storm. ' There were some instan.ces of' 'F I 0.d' ' enslaught of tornad(>es produced storms in both southwestern, . ' owners who. carried only fire the spectacular losses. but non~ and southeastern Lower Michi- . Owners of damaged ~roI>er- insurance, wit h 0 u t extended .' , tornadie winds and' hail caused gan during March., 'Which did ties learned. from the .adjusters coverage, and therefore had no a far greater number of losses not' attract general attention. that ~ey had more msur~~e windstorm protection. And some and a large propoJC'tion of' the The disaster, progrum of iri~ p~~tection than they ~ew~ Ad- carried insurance only" to the donar-vol~e of damage. surance companies ar.ld adjust.' ditional. coveragt?s .fp~" gaT.a~es. Hailstones as large as base- ing services moved nearly 200 playhouse~ ~oghouse~, an~ Slln- limit of a mortgage or hind balls which strucl~ Muskegon storm.trained adjusters and sec. 11.ar.outbuildings. an,.d for -extra contract, without protection for ) li g 1 their equitr in the property. ' . COME SEE YOU'LL-SAVE 'AT A&P! and several other ~::ommuntnes retax-Ieg into the stolrm areas. vmg expense durm rep ace- In . t . , • on May 12 were particularly de- In co-ordination with hundred ment of damage, had been many ms ances, msurance • • ..__A structive to automobiles. Tops. of insurance agents, the ad- added without charge, to all ccovera~e. had not ~ e.~n ,kept hood~, trunks and fenders were justing staf!'s worked 14-hour policies, and made retroactive, or additIons t? buil~mg were Chances are, your shopping list ilextra- . total bill! Super-thrifty are the Ezclusiw so severely dented that in many days and 7-day weeks through- last fall. These, of course, did ~ot abr~B;Stof Increa~m~ values " long this week-end before the 4tlh! " instanc ..s the metal was stretcn- out March, April ~nd May; arid not appear on older policies, but .or taddItIons to bUIldmgs or Thus. Bran~s sold only at A&P: Ann Page ed and could not be repaired by. into June. the additional benefits were cqn ents. _ your.totalaavings at A&P will show up Fine Foods, Jane Parker bakery KoodI. bumping. Windshields, window Total losses gener~111y were paid when the losses were ad- ~nd. altf!.?ugh some. torna.do more dramatically than usual! You tee. custom Ground ~&P premium-quality glass and h e a d 1i g h t s were. paid within a ma.tte1' of. two justed. . , ' l~veled ~usm~sses may req~e. wit~ our 'abundant low prices ••• the Coffee, and many otherS. Come see ••• ------.- to three days, as companiesTh~ storms revealed, also, ~ve tO,SIX months .for reb~d-. more you buy, the more you save on your you'll save! Vand ..Is Throws Beer Can e:{pedited proof:-of-lo:ss proc~- the ex.tent to ,which many prop- '~tg, veryt.. fev: earned pusmess ~ ... dures, a."ld agents and adjust- erty 0 w 11e is had chosen to In errup !On Insurance. , . . - Through C~r Windshield ers co-operated to .place b~i-~ cattY their own. risk of loss. I ' ; -- ness at the top of the 1ISt:.. Standale Grand' Rapids sub. Acconnt Executives QUART Vandals threw ,a full beer Public co-operation hi recog- ~lrb whose'business district suf- S d . ALL.PURPOSE OIL BOnLI em through the windshield of nizing the prior need of those fered 33 losses, 22--ofthem total, eleele by Ad FIrm . a 1950 Plymouth owned by who suifered the' most. was __ ,______- dexola 59c Brian Bessert of 420 Chalfonte. praised by both agent:s and -ad- Center Offers' CHI C A G O,)ll.-TwOWelll OWN . You pay only1 You pay only', The action occurred Thursday usters. known automotive advertising I oua night, June 14. while the car Ingenuity by adjusten helped B . men of Detroit'have been J;UUned was pnrked in front of Bessert's speed many loss paynients. .rzdge ....Lessotts account executives 'in Foote, home. . In s eve r a 1 instances au+o- Cone & Belding's Detr~it office. SAVE 0FF,REGULAR PRICE ':.c"':: ;. .Tea I The can W9<; thrown with mobiles and mobile homes were On. 'Tuesd-a-y-e-venings', the which ,is to be opened. this sum:- 0: :~:40c. SOc .'Jch force th&i~it penetrated the torn apart and scat1:ered be- War Memorial Center will hold mer. glass and made a deep dent in yond identification. .and titles bridge lessons both for .begin- They are Alber F. ,Remington, the car's dashboarct were blown away. 'With, com: d th . t' until recently advertising man-. . ners an ose ClnXlOUS 0 lln- ager of the Packard-Clipper Di;. " prove their game; Thesessi9ns vision of the Stud~baker-Pack- will be held in the Cent.er's cool ard, Corporation and a former Fra AnJ1elico Painting main floor library from 8 to 10 Fa!'d Motor Company advertis:" ~ d;;oShortening p.rn. The course will consist of ing executive, and ~~ce E. eight (8) two-hour lessons end- Miller, director' of advertising AlP HA:..~gDOR Fealuretr1 at Institute' ing AUlnlst 22. ' and merchandising for the Ply'-. Pineapple Juice" .. c.'. 4 ~~~. 99c. '_P Cling Peaches 3 ~~i.95c Tht: .Instructor will be Mrs. mouth Division of the Chrysler New in the 'eollection of the other' mu.seums of the United Carrie Kiley who has :for many. Corpot:ation. Apple Sa,uce' AftP ,.' •••• 3 ~~~~.41c Sultana Pork & Beans ••.• • s~fJ'29c Detroit, Institute of Arts is a States. yef-rs taught bridge at the In- Foote, Cone & BeldIng is picture by one of the greatest The tiny. jeweJ.:.like ~ting. t&national Institute. the Down- 0l1ening a Detroit office, for the names in the histo:ry of paint. ~'Madonna and Child with to.~"D. Y.M.C.A., Henry .Ford first time, to handle Special . \.i _ You Cr.Jn't 'Beat . 1f"'::'JANE PARKER, SEALED-IN FRESHNESS - in.. Fra Angelico. 15th century Angels": only six and one- H ~ s pit a 1 and Denby High Products Division account of the..... ~. Florentine artist whose work TWO 8.oZ. CELLO BAGS IN BOX quarter inches high by three Sci't{)oL F'ord Motor ComI?any~ The ad-. ~ f is ~epresented in only three and seve.1'!-eights inches wide. ' The Charles Goren point sys- vertismg agency' was appointed .ANN 'PAGE FINE. FOODS I is one of th~ rarest works of tern. will be taught. It 1$ cur. to handle this account last J'anu- Harvey E'- Radke Gets art in the country. It iu on view renUy the most popular syst~ ary. Ford's Special' Products Potato Chips in the Recent Accessions Gal. being used. Division is designing and engi::' Commission in Na'V1 lery. Lessons are open to individu- neering a new automobile. , The fPow other Fra Angelico als, couples or groups. The class Remington was advertising paintir.gs in America are in the limit will be thirty-two (32). manager for Packard for nearly, SAVE ONE FULL NEWPORT, R.I. (FHTNC) - FOR LATER Harvey E. Radke, son of Mr. Metropolitan Museum in New The fee is $10.00 per individual, two years until his recent resig- LB. and Mrs. Ernest Radke (If 978 York, the Houston Museum in however, husbands and wives nation. Before that he was co- '* 69c Westchester, Grosse Pointe, Texas, th~ Johnson Collection may ia~ instruction together ordinator of passenger' car ad- .JANE PARKER-RAIStN.TWIST I Mich., waseommissioned. En- in: ~e .Philadelpbi~ Museum of for $15.00.. vertising, for the Ford Division .,, sign; US....R, June 1 during Art, and a handful of private Those interested are re~uested .of the Ford Motor Company for graduation ceremonies at the collections. . to call the War ..Mem~>r1alTU. fivf) yeal's. His background also ANN PAGE SALAD EACH Officer's Candidate School New- Rani the world -over, .most of 1-6030 or Mrs. Kiley, TU. 5-8067 includes four years as an adver- Coffee Cake 35c Fra Angelico's work .is in • before 1 p.m. iising representative. in Detroit port, R:I. YOUR CHOI~~ATMEAL OR RAISIN Florence, !tOlly. museum de------and Chicago for the. American Rear Admiral John C. Daniel, voted entirely to them. Weekly;.'Remington lives at 6383 USN, Commander of the At- 2J~R25c. . 2 PKGS. OF Cmdr. Wm. Bray~rook Wing Lake Road, Birmingham, The Detroit painting is a Mustard, \ lantic Fleet 'Destroyer Force. •• OVE'R 20 hitherto unreported one :from Cookies 49c presented the honor graduates Receives Master Degree M~~iier has been director of A light fine-flavored mustard ••. zesty but mild! Fine one (if. the Rothschild' family. JANE PARKER-SANDW'CH OR HOT l'OG wit.'l their commissions and w.as advertising and -'merchandising for cold cutS ••• a nn.1St for hot d~gsand hamburgers! the prinCipal speaker. collections. Edgar P. Richardson; Insti- Cmdr. William McKenzie for Plymouth fox:two years. Be: PKG. A class of' 330' successfully Braybrook, son of, Mr. William fore that he was manager of tute Director, explained that . ANN PAGI Pur, PEACH,APRICOT-orPINEAPPLE OF 12 completed an IB.week course in Braybroo~ of ~OO La~e Shore local area advertising for tIle +< Sliced Rolls 30e because the Rothschilds seldom road, was one of 935 students Hudson Motor Company for .Naval science subjects to qualify lend or show their art treasures them as junior officers ot the :",1;10 were awarded degrees dur- fDur years, and in the advertis- this picture remained 'unkliown Ing the 135th annual Com-' ing department of the Packard c Navy. until recently. PreselYes 2~:'49 ~~PROUDLY INTRODUas ••• menc~ment of .The. G e 0 r g e Motor Car Company f6r anothf!r. Of the 330 gJ"aduates, 135 are He said it was an early work, yrash,m~ton UntVerslty, Y'ash- four years. Miller alsq,was with ~ 'ANN PAGI RID 160-01. CANS ordered to .....duty aboard ships probably' execu.ted between 1425 mgton, D.C., h~d June 6 In the the Libby-Owens-Ford Glass 3, of the fleet, 33 will undergo and 1430. Univer~ity Yard. '. Company in To!edo, Ohio, as Bow Ties :flight training, 44 will go .....to "Small but beautiful, it has DanishI " Cmdr. Braybrook receIve~ the editor of the company's emp~oye aviation ground billets. and -44 the pecular radiance of color and degr~e.of ~aster. of ~us~ess magazine, and, in the sale::; de~ .Kidney Beans 3Sc Exciting new treatment of the breakfa:st ' have received ataff corps dnd the angelic feeling which. gave AdmInIstratIon; ~s ..maJor field partment from 1936 until 1'941. favorite! These Danish Bow Ties are MG. Of" engineering positions Special Fl1l Angelico his name," the di. was Comptrollership. He re- He lives at 751. Fisher road, ANN PAGE-GROUND . dotted with jelly. iced and topped with programs such as guided mis- rector said. ceived a Bachelor, of Science Grosse Pointe, Mich. ~lDbly streuseL Individually foil-wrap- c siles, salvage, and ~derwater The picture' was ):lUrchased degree in 1940 frem the U.S. ped, too. Bring home a few packages ••• 31 demolition team training claim L1'lrough the Ralph H. Booth Naval Academy; and is now as- E F . Black Pepp.,r 4y~:'25c . tbey'11 aU want seconds! the.remaining 74 new officers. Fund. signed to duty in the Pacific. ,Ens. Stuart • rlesema . "'" ANN PAGE ' Completes AA Course QT. JANE PARKER-' SLICED, WHiTE- . . SAN DIEGO,. Calif. (FHTNC) Mayonnaise JAR 59c Saving -Navy Ens. Stuart E. Fri.2sma, l~.LB• of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. ANN PAGE • . LOAF son .. - '. Bread. .. . • • • 17c Friesma of 438 Colonial court. Grosse Pointe, Mich., graduated I-LB. is.good June 22 from a three:week, .Igg Noodles PKG., EACH 43c course in the control 'of Anti- • • Aircraft- Gun Batteries of com- . 12-oZ. '19c . Cake Donuts ORS~I~~~ON ••• 001. 25c 'Qatant type ships and the' latest AppIe Je.IIy •.•••.••••• JAR . for the methods of shore bombardment. • 1-S-0Z. 25.- Sandwich Cookies 'ct~RI~~ltESD PKG. at the Fleet Gunnery School, Freneh Dfesslng • • • • • • • lOT. .. 23c' San. Diego, .Calif. . \ Dinner Rolls HEATFl~:O~DDED ~. JQATR' Jr~2 17c whole ~I 5aI~d Drnsslng.....'. .•.• 47-.. '. . CinnalllOll Bread T~~YST~D ••• LOAF 29c .' \\IIII/~ Grape' Jam., •.•••.•.• ~•• 2 J~R 3ge .l. Sa. \ 12.0Z. 25c -Glazed Donuts •••••••• I DOZ. 39c family ,.,- (hI I ulce ' • • • • • • • • .' BOT...... c_ Tomato Soup ••••••• 31~~l.29c Cinnamon Breakfast Rolls. • • ~~G9 33c - , . P~epareel Spaghetti • • • • 21~~Z. 25c Ail-Butter CoHee Cake •••• EACH 6ge YOUR AN Iced Jelly Donuts • • • • • • • ~~G6 Blended Syrup... • • • • • • 2~~ 49c 31c SAYINOS OUTDOOR FIREPLACE E....RN 2Y2% A'LA,-MODE'ISP1CIAL AT AIPI -...... Each aCCDunt. insured to It's fun to build $10,000. your own fire'- Pie place - choose _ '. _ your >. own ma- I

.. . , tt~rials, your own design! So put the ' ""hole:£amily to work building a fir~- . Pat ~rour whole family on Cl foundation of lDaured 8C:lViDqa. ~. ftVU. place around .•1bis..al1-metal unit. An'd may when it's flninshed" think of the fUn Iar!]r. You wish to buy a home ...... duca1le a c:hl1d';,... ,make a' ' of cooldn& steaks. r.hoP8. hamburgensl ftncmcial investment ...... :1tet a b~.m.... Be ready f~ .th... opper- The:unit is bulltto last for years. ,D1oorscare of cast. iron. Grates are .-, tuDlti ... start ~o_ acco~t at ,People.:~.t.ral.ScniDv-., ' •. movable'.for either:.charcoal or wood. - It;'s loW"costl .stop in and ~ee it. '\, t ~:ENDFOR PEOIU:S FEDERAL SA'VINGS .s:AVE.BY-MAlL.KIT AlitP's, Qwn ,~ighf Quality S~ilb'.Mallhlws . ., I 'F-EO'PLES FEDEIIAL SAVI~GS': .::' , " I F~lnd,1'J GO. ....,:;DOWNTOWN OFFICE: EAST 51DE OFFICE: . 6640 Charlevoix Y2-Gal. Only 600 Griswold at Congress " Har rand Outer'Drive WA.2-7155 ICECIElM ,.' , ,.... 1 > t I ! " ' ...... "_._,, i 1_ tl ... , • -' ,.,c -: ; -"';:1 -~: .. ." .... , f ~',' '; ':_ .,.1':,. .".'-0:' ';T,,,:\C :'-":',.' -"'lj-:'~~~:,,_ .'":;,,,:i ,..'~~".i:\~!:,;'~;fJ7'/:.f?'~~"\»~:',:: '" 'ri .. :, '".- - , , ~

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, Page. Twenty-four GROSSE POINTR' NEWS .Thursday, June- 28, 1956 'Querida' Def.eats Record USLTA lournament W in,n,~rsGet Trophies Mill,s Trophy- Sail Fle,et Denied overall honors by a matter of minutes last year "Skip" Grow's and ~arter Sales.' Voyager yawl "'Querida':' came back last Saturday, June 23, to win-the Toledo Yacht Club's annual Mills Trophy race overall honors by ,a matter of minutes. "Querida," one of Grosse Head" sails u~der the Grosse Pointe's windwag()ns which is Pointe Y. .C. burgee and "Vi~ fast gaining a reputati"n on the tesse" under the Detro:.t. Y. C. Great Lakes, charged across the colors. So all in all, Detroit finish line at the Tole'do Harbor yachts made it a CIE!answeep Light the fifth boat to finish, to' again. .~:. win the coveted tropby on cor~ Race Perfect iJne rected time by 3 minutes and 5 seconds over Pat Collins' New Sailed in moderatl~ to light airs the race was a p(~rfect one. York 32 sloop "Vitesse," the, Cruising A winner. No BUGS on the :first leg to the first mark-Green Island; no Outstrips Competition BUGS on the second leg to the The Grow-Sales yacht far second mark-Colchester Buoy; outstripped her Cruising B coro~ and no BUGS on the beat to petition. The closest yacht ,to weather to the finish :line at the I her. was 'lSkip" Hinkel's "Ti~ '.L'oledoHarbor Light. buron!' from Sandusky.' She It was the :first time in me- was 22 minutes behind but cor~ mory that' the fle,et wasn't rections left her only 7 minutes plagued by wiriged pests which off the winners' time. have' caused innumerable sk-ip~ John Detwiler's "Vashti" took pers to avoid the eVEmt.' . ,. third place: almost an hour be~ It was all moonbeams and hind "Querida" in corrected good wind and not weather con~ time. ductive t'J fo~cing yachts to drop Another Grosse Pointe boat, out of the race, although eight, Gil Pingree's big yawl "Hed boats failed to report back to Head" had the distinction of the finish line. fl;;:~ being the first boat' to finish, .. The local fleet will. tangle for From a large entry in the United States Lawn Tennis but her handica] "allowance honors in the Detroit Boat Club's Association tournament ,held at the Neighborhood. Club, dropped her to sIxth place in annual inter-club regatta next' Monday, June 18, emerged these winners and runners-up Cruising A class. Saturc!ay, June 30, at which who qualified for the Jaycee state tourney, July 9 to 1I. Grosse Pointe's Toot Gmeiner time Cruising B, Cruising C Shown left to right: RALPH McELVENNY, runner-up and his "Apache" out-scrapped classes will be shc10ting for defendu,g c ham. p ion Nubby double honors. The~r are the Sarns' "Revelr~" for second classes which iai1!3d to finish feating the Athletics. 5-4. Cal playing Duke, 46 runs had been Gauss was the winning pitcher scored. The final read 4~~3 as place behind "VItesse." , the Bayview Yacht Club regatta in the triumph which saw the Baylor was, issued 38 walks all within the alh f' ed time limit Hank Burkard. Wins Senators score .early and hold Jold. Its biggest inning was the on Saturday, June 16. In Cruising C Hank Burkard's o:ff a last-minute Athletic third when 19 runs crossed the new cutter -"Meteor III" far Race Results attack. . \' plate.', 0'" tdistanced her class to get the Order o:f finish based on cor~ The White Sox were sent :ceel~ Evartsville and Alabama held winning gun in that class. rected time: ' ing by a 14-3 onslaught set up down their first place position Henry Dunlap's Pilot sloop Querida - Skip Grow~Carter by the Athletics on June 18. in the standings with a win i'Albacore" was just a little b~t~ Sales . Bob Shewood,. Athletic left, apiece . tel' than 18 minutes off the .. Vitesse-Pat Collins fielder, homered and doubled" Alabama triumphed on June winner's time and Chet Rey- Tiburon-Skip Hinkel in the contest. 20 by whipping Carolina 5 to 2. naud's Pilot sloop "Maybe II" Apache-Toot Gmeiner NATIONAL LEAGUE Paul Keiswetter notched the was 13 minutes behind in third Revelry-Nubby Sarns STANDINGS' win for Alabama. place. ~ Falcon-Clare Jacobs As of June 23 Evansville had the easier time Carlyle "Doc" Wilson did a Tigress-Frank White W L GB of the two on June 2.1'as the fabulous job with his beautiful Red Head-Gil Pingree Giants 7 1 _ score clearly indicated. It was 30 Square meter "Mitima'r," Meteo:, III-Hank Burkard Braves 7 1 21-3 over Great Lakes. Eddy which has been renamed re- Kathmar III-Dave Sloss Pirates ..:. 2 6 5 Harrison lacked a double in his cently, but for the life of us we Albacore-Hank Dunlap Dodgers :..... 1 '1 6 try for the cycle as he blasted can't remember it. The good M:ybe n-Chet Reynaud, LITTLE LEAGUE The Giants took two more out a home run. triple and a Telemark-Fred Runnells WE RENT doctor s 1i the red his yacht (Continued fr.om Page real, star on the mound when victories last week, but had to single.H d • ' , aro'.,!nd the course at such a clip Grace Note-Kurt Keydel , 11' . II shore the spotlight in one of arvar stayec. only one that she flDishea eighth in the Old Rarity~Susie Fisher three runs in the first inning he played for DetrOIt, gave a b k f th 1 d 't the,m w, ith Do~ger' outfl'elder game ac 0, ~ ea ers as I but could not connect after of, the pitchers af th e. Grosse "l k F h J rcco,d 46 boat fleet to win Dauntless II-Tommy Hanson 't I L Chuck Douv'ille., DOuvI.lle, one too ord am 20-12 on une that. Final scor~: Cardinals 10, Pointe CitY LI t e eague a 17 G' P' d T racing class honors .with a time Star Dust-Mac Petrie Dodgers' 3. 'real thrill when, he dropped of the bigger players in the '. rant IggOt,' an om Sporting of 10 hours 29 minules and 52 Bikini-Llwyd Eccleston, Jr. The Cards continued their over an, 'd gave, th em some pam't - league, clouted' two home- runs Keiswetter sparkea. the team seconds. Her corrected time was Saracen-J ohn Heisnelr winning streak by, smashing ers on how to ,throw the ball. He in the losing cause, one of which with their bat~ing .. Both hit almost 'an hour and 9 minutes Calypso-Skip Grant ovel 1'1 runs in their game with showed them how' to throW' a went about 200 feet, to add to home runs, w.hlle Plggot also better than overall winner Amorita-Frank Whitl! the Cubs. Four Cub pitchers' fast ball and .a curve, and "also his spectil.Ular performance,' added two smgles and two Norm Archers uQuerida," but being a racing Rambler X-Andy Langham- tried to stop the power of the showed the pitchers how to Chuck on his other trip to the do:ubles. bOiit she was not eligible for mer Cards-they were Dhooge, Kyle, stand in the pox. plate, came wi~hin five feet of ------. ,', the Merrill B. Mills Trophy. Sailbed-Ed Finneran Parke, and Mullin - but the' President' Ghesquiere warmly clearing the fenc~ again. Vandals Toss BayView Does Well Green Seas-Carl Kuhlman Cards had their eye on the thanked Tommy for his visit The Giants didn't have the With "Querida" winning the Fancy Free-Don Woll" ball all the time and got 13 hits and, also' has plans' for other home' run ball to contend with Glass in Pool Mills Trophy, Toledo Blade Blue Jean-John Barrows while the Cubs knocked Cards' Tiger stars to come over and in their qfuer victory of the Cup and the Edward Ford cup; Tamara-John WarnkE! pitchers Moore, Nel:;on and show the other players their week June 19'. as they easily Mrs.' James Standart of 252 Kerby road reported to Farms "Meteor III" taking the Com~ Skylark-Frank Johnson Schmatz for :four runs and eight tricks on the field and at bat. bested the Piratast 15-4. Ray modore Russell Cup; "Mitimar" Did not :finish: Resolute, Bore~ hits: The Cubs are ~ow tied with AMERICAN LEAGUE Rapalee, the free swinging first police that some boys had ) the Toledo Times Cup and Dave alis, Vagabund, lt1ari-Ann, Vik,- Jhe Dodgers for thIrd place. STANDINGS baseman for the Giants, rapped thrown broken glass into a large uDeacon" Sloss's "Kathmar III" ing, Margaret M and Bluebird. STANDINGS . W L GB out four singles and a double portable swimming pool in her winning the Commodore Af~ Racing Class , W L in the victory. Craig Thomas ba.ck yard, Thursda~r, June 21. ' 7' 1 Orioles 7' 1 th"'t h . Police investigated but could ~neweloca#on MACK at FAIRHOLM fleck Bowl, Bayview Yacht Mitimar-Doc Wilson Braves , ,.., Wh.t S r 3 2 was e wmnmg PI c er In I e ox iI 11' 1 t hi 20089 MACK TU 2.9239 Club yachts. won 6 of 8 possible Madcap--J ohn Kershaw "Cards 5 3 Athl t. 3 5 4 a owmg on y wo ts. not find the culprits. trophies. Kake Doodle-Dick Kraus . Cus...... b ' 2 6 S et les 1 "I 6 Oth er act'Ion saw th e Braves D d 6 ena ors l't. t . b t M~ The other two, the Dwight Sprite-Mat Sendan. o gers ...... ;....~.....,j..:...... ".. 2 .The Orioles stepped right into sp I a pall' 0 remam areas of thE Kelsey Memorial Bowl (best Friskin-Bill Boice . h' of the Giants. In the first one, a: 10 elapsed '~ime) went to Gil Schmall-Bill Rabe Senators' manager Bo.hn al- first place all alone for t ,e f~st .June 18, the Dodgers nipped bring Pingree's "Red Head," and the Romany-Tom Clark most had his hair' turn gray tif!le this season after racking the Braves 13-11 'as they, put Eve1'J Governor Harmon Cup went to Green Eyed-Warner King when he saw his star pitcher up two decisive victories. together two big innings, of reaaol Pat Collins' "Vitesse" for win- Pixie Belle-Herschberg Hopp pitch 'a no-hitter against Don Vroom, the pitching sen~ five anl;i eight runs. But on June For t tbe 'Grosse Pointers but yet be sation in the .American ~ea~et 20 it was a much different story, ning Cruising A class. "Red Did not finish: tancia~ ftrstj 'behind by one run. Although again turned m one of his mast~ as, the Braves upended the Anniversary other the ..'~Ol'nters hadn't gotten a erful performances on June 20. Pirates by the SC,1re of 22-8. Then , ~, PICK UP VO.UR PHO.... , hit, they were able to score a For 'the second time ,t.o date, Denis D,aniels and Kevin SuI':' emplo run on an error, and led up to' Vroom baffle~ t~e White '~ox livan collected f~'ur hits apiece gm8l CIIii CALL TR. 8-7.88 POR . the sixth inning:, ' as ,hE!threW' no-hitter NO.2 at . 1 Sale Offer! about Pitcher Fox of the Pointers them in winning, 7-0. Only a In the s.ugfest. Sh. Swimming Pool Water Fibers was able to stop the /Senators walk given up 'in the bottom of 'COLLEGIATE LEAGUE web. until the sixth inning when they the sixth, with two away, ruined STb.NDINGS , thef(J Pool Cleaners • Accessories were able to score a ',run and a perfect game. , As of June 23 L'll Consult Us.. Purchase your swimming pool tie up the game. The ,game went Thl~ second Oriole win of t~e W L GB '1: equipment close at hand wher~ you 8nt into extra innings and the week saw the leaders tromp the Evansville 3 0 e guaranteed quick attention and lervice. Pointers almost scored Drew Senators 19-1. Three honle runs 'Alabama 3 0 I.'S J.{ennedy from third, 'but a sen- were 'driven out. by the Orioles Harvard :: 2 1 BENDIX h 57 Yea" In Detroit Designers and Manvfactl/"" satiot?-al catch by Carveth put against the Senator's starter Fordham 1 2 a. Kennedy out. ' , Jeff GarbeJ;Son. John Stanley, Carolina 1 2 eoaqUI HYGEIA FILTER CO. The Senators put one rup. Marc Lonesk and Don Vroom Duke 1 2 3422 D.1IfoftAy~nu., D.trolt 11, Michigan over in their half of the seventh were each '.responsible for the Great Lakes 1 2 and won by a score of 2 to 1. blowl, that dropped the' Nats to Baylor 1 2 • • * their seventh straight defeat., If ever' a team showed it Fhillies' star pitcher Neil But just two days later the' didn't deserve .last place rating, rime Home Cooking? - YOU'U Get It in Our Hakken showed that he had Senators finally broke out of it was Baylor on June 18. When real control when he pitthed their'doldrums and gained their the Baylor players dragged himself out of two tight spots ,'urst tri:umph o~ the, season de- themselves, off the j ield' ,after $ ,Busy Men s lun,heoRs! in a game with the Giants. Two . _ times the Giants had the bases Fast Service - B~dget Specials loaded and Hakken tightened up and did not let a run score, eolonu /?rill 11:00 Cl~~~~~~u:J~~;8:00 l! '::JJ Open Sllnday, '1:00 - 8:00 Thomas of the Giants lost con- L trol and as a result the Phillies iS 15719 Mack at Balfour . TU.2-8180 were able to pick up seven runs .. and win a shut-out against the .. Giants. The Pointers, Giants ..g~BY I. OPEN SUNDAYS and Phillies are all tied for', ORDERING NOW FOR second place. STANDINGS'<, IMMEDIATE DiLriERY Ma'ryland Grill W L Senators 3 0 Maryland at K~rchoval Grosse Pointers 1 2 *HUNDREDS O' COLOR Open 7 Days Q Week, 6:00 a.m. ~o 8:00 p,m. Giants " 1 2 COMBINATIONS Serving Breakfast, .Luncl1eon and Dinner. Roost Prime Rib of Beef Phillies "" 1 , 2 VA 3-9780 We Cater to Bridge Parties Special Sport Item: Tommy. Bridges, ex-Tiger pitcher and a * NO DOWN PAYMENT * M}ODERNHORIZONTAl tINES , , * AS LimE, AS $125 WIEKLY .. DR.~1.0010 D~1.02.87 OPEN SUNDAY TO 9 P.M. , f DEPENDA:BLE \ SINCE 1914 We Rent Call U. 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NEWSa.ndFEAIURE: • • < , • I ' .•... 'World Series" ul that all of s have decided .g the national ich end:; with series in Wi!- THE'HOT GEi:.AWAY .s Club By William L Roper DDiY HANSEN .".. aittmg fD eountry road. A cold chDl 'raced',_ tGPUS J tba front seat .)1 his Uncle. ()s.. up and down hb ,spine. ~car.. tuieab. . llrteninl to the About two mUes ou,t of eem... , !nte University radio eaI18 from tba cab eom- ville. em the Freewa7. th4 gumnan es the forma- panT' eontrol eeater. wheB ~ spoke again. 1_ iversiiy School IIhooting Dtarled. .•"Slow down aod ~ right at I.,_ '1 • hich will have '.Timmy's ftrst imp.'UM wu to ~e next cross-roads. i f the school's I'epOrt the ahoottq to the num at J'im.m7 follOwed orden. Even . ex all-weather headquarters. the way Uncle ()s.. fD the c:llarlmess, he recognized~' oeated on the car. did. But he quickly rejected the road. It was the one. on which I of the Grossl! the idea, as he. remembered that the !! 9Ver a 110ng loaf, or 2 small loave. of at the thoughts 01 what such a pollee car. :It was alX over ill .':' In Bac,kyard on Summer Even moderate heat.,. , French, bread ' . 'SyLYN' CONNE~Y ch8se might mean-police bunE.ts moment. To round out the menu, munch ~ cup softened .butter- wbistling around his head. pos.d- As the o1Bcers III1&pped baDlI-- How cool and refreshing thl:! backyard or paJ;k is after on relishes of green onions, 1 teaspoon lemon' juice 'D- 11 PONT Cavalcade 'Theater, bl;y • bullet-bla21ted tire and the cufrs on the skinny' gunmaa. cme J a stifling hot day. '":Nhy not enjoy supper outdoors more ce~ery, ca~t sticks, and-radishes. teaspoon prepared mustard with 'its n~w, contem.poraij' * format tb:mly established,. has car swerving off the road out of of them slapped J'~ graph, lihowing a taxi driv~ tion over the cab"s two-wa7 rartitJ,. " If be to make the kabobs in the photo. yoU want the meat to milk in the refrigerator tmtil the CombinEi'sea30ningwitnsoftened~ theater has been' featuring modern_ a'i body slumped over the steer. we wouldn't have known where" Form balls of seasoned ground rars, slip the morsels rather close last possible. moment so it will butter and mix well. Make "diag- dramas and presentati(\08 01 in- me wheel of his cab 011 a 10neq to H'.t up the road b10ck." . beef centering them with small together on the s.kewer. For well- QI served icy cold. onal cuts :lh to %. inch apart al~ '8p1rational stories frC'm current chunks 'of sharp Cheddar ~hees~. done meat, separate the pieces 'tDesliert is simple-a cheese most thr()ughtheFrench pread. American Itte -••• Included among Wrap each ball with a half-slice slightly. !fay accompanied by fresh :fruit. Spread "herb but,ter on top and these programs, which met with of bacon. Alternate these on Make the meat bal1a abo~t one On the tray pictured here are .between 1he slices of bread. Place 'THE BAFFl.Es. .enthusiastic publlc acceptance., . By Mah.oney I.~ skewers with mu-;r..room caps, and a half i.."l.chesin diameter., If four different cheeses; The small loaf on aluminum foll and wrap were the story of Ralph BUIlche", I small onions or o~lionwedges, and they are too large, they won't be triangles are Cheddar, the larger, loosely. Place on gnu for 10 mi~- ~"The Jackie Je!lSeD Story," and tomato wedges. cooked through by the time thP. Camembert. The, squares are utes, turrrlng often. 'Or, wrap m '.One Day at ~ TlD1e'" which told Grill the kabobs from 10 to 15 otheL' food on the skewer is.done. Blue'cheese, 'while 'Swiss 'is cut foU and hC!at-in a 400 degree oven of the founding 01 A1coi,"1raId she. couldn't get an- beat tha.t IS excitirlg and beauti- ellds, then make' up spreads for other one. Finally she d!d apply and got another. ful • • • "Sbmer MaD" backs -it sall:dwiches a day or two before Then ahe was afraId to ts~ back and ten her grouchy .'. • .Try DOD Robertson'. .'Happy' employer that she was leaving. Of course she finally r-.------~---~..--- ... WhIstler" tf/ yea want to get la, got around to te1l:lng him, and he was very nasty THIS WEEK'S RECIPE a gOOd. mood • • '. '1bfs IDtmg about it. Tattl-FndUl P1moh ditty should 'go bll' " -; " 8eTene She says if !he should ever again be placed in ;/ (Serves 16. punch 'euP~ baa ""You're Free to Go." Still on Capitol. 'rex BlUer com- . wch an unhappy position, she would applf one 01 :2' pints lemon sherbet bines two haunting western song. the following methods: " % cup lemon 'uice . . . in "The Searchers" and "The Way- 1. .DJe38tlsfled, . she would at once have looked CARNEGIE % cup pineapple 'uice IDr another position. Knowing that if she could get one 'job, Ibe :l fk>unce can 'frOJ:en orange ward Wind" • • .' T~ always does eould get another. a nice job ••• If it's laughs you're juice , , seeking'. be' sure _to loo~, up Staa . . I. She would ha,re it qu1~t calm talk With the boss and point out to ..:1tablespoons mara.clUDo Freberg'. hilarious ''The Quest him that he made her 60 nervous she couldn't stand it. ' cherry 'juice !be has known both these methods to work for others. And she h:ls tor Bridey Hammersch1augen" .:1 eups chilled ginger ale based on you-lmow-what ~ • • .'The lOaquered. Fear ~ boae., who are. after an. ~uai people. Pack sherbet iOto one quart ~reat Pretender" baw it. ring mold and freeze. Combine lemon, pineapple, and orange. wHY ~ .PONT LOOK ~. juice which has been' diluted OLD &Ja~H 1b HAVE 'with :water according to can , . direc:tioJ1B. Add' maraschino. ~G~CHI~ cherry. juice'. 'and mix well; chill To serve, pour juicei: into pUncH bowl,' add ginger ale and "IREMEMBER" unmold sherbet. ring into bowl' IY THEot»I,INErtS by pressing hot cloths on' 'it. if Garnish. desU:~4,' witlifresh Prom .William SommervllIe, Par- berries and mint sprigs. ' , ~D.!I;'lV. Va.::~l remember when II . , - ., l. EmeJl1stlon meaDS (a) u;teuslon; 4b) 4'OrrectioDJ 40) 8olC4 . was a 'boy 1- used to go to the COUJflooi " ., and keep them refrigfrated iD. <. of forgiving. : . \' "trY 'store wlth my mother and bUyI e,overed jars. . , J- ',. " , .. .. Arbuckles .Coffee for lOc perl I. AD African antelope Is the (a) kroDa; fb) bd1ll W I!:raJt. Bowls of vegetable. relisheS ean n oorr~ taflored '~. " pound arid 'granulated I'Ugar torI I. tie kazoo is (a) a muSieal DtromeDt; tb) pzel1eJ be made in advance of the picnic TwiWJt 'dress II the perennial . '3cand the~best of slab bacon for (e) Hindu garment. day. What about chilling sOme favorite. This one is in,~ ~. ,lie per:pound: These kitchen necel- . 'c,arrot strips and celery? Keep offers .everal- YariatioDJl. .i~ie. w~e usually exchanged for tomatoes and cucumbers cleaned: .Pattem . No. 1465 Patt-O-Rama . chickenS,. eggs and butter and ANSWEB and chilling in the hydratOr.~:Then" !. klcludedll in mes '12Y.z,l4*, ...18~, ' very little'money was used. ' you. need only pack these in. pIa .. ~UZ1Ulsnq tu;lJ8n'P( .~ .18¥.i;. 20~,'22~, 2414. siH.-l~ • -,: " Th~ ,wages. at the time were " 'npnX'1: tilo bass before going.. . . ' ~8i-ds ot:35-inclL" . " " 'lKlc per day ,of ten hours or more. ~OlPa.uo:> .t I:f~ YOU' ;li,ave freezmg facilities, Send '850' fD"coJDs. tof' tbIa pat.. , ,. The winter' were longer and make ;hambut'ger pattie.' or keep te~ .,.to" ..,mIS" LAn,.' 'DeI»t -, ,ver,.'aevere With "deep snows and 'weiners anI! ,b:un.. frozen so .theY're ' .cNwNS," '18'"/ West. Ada.". .st..:. .large drilis: which took up into I anI That ready togo--on the. picnic, thutl ,Chica,o ..... mlnOiw" ... the 'SPring..montbB to melt away. This • .nving 7OU. ,laSt .minUte shopping. , . , Sometim,es j~ early May. : .' '1'tae" PnIIc~ P6ri7~NIIlen .' ' ' r alS<>..remember the old up .and! It" JeJd ihree .JlDem~ 'tackles' 'down' sawmm located; on, a small I .I'AI canpeDa anal 814 YOUDgeImaD , . ~. aDd GlIal-d Eldre4 Kraemer to the "creek!~ear'my ;father's farm which' ,. ,New York .OiamL Terms ., &he was rUn:~y. water power, tho even, lc1e-,l betweeII -tile 'NaU,*, Jl'~ at that. time it was obsolete ana not ill ~se.,... , Iba11 Leap. team. were DOt m. The grist-m1ll was also very com- i.... " .• De Waa1dDItoD Red- ,1IIdu llan sIpe4 8tne mon at,that ,t1nle. They were run by J1Jenmger. ~a 1111 ..,.. team AU America water.'power suppliea by a dam. ~ built. !if.the main creek I used ;ebo_ at 8M! for .. ~" MeI1ID- to,:caqy. :many. a .....grist of corn to i..... from BetWehem. Pa.,. com- " the ,.min~"on 'my"back when the !~'.AnD7 .nIoe earI7 iII".J~ .•• " 8IDcer JI'raDk SlDatra JlOW owa horse had other. Work to do in the eae-1IaV __ en 11: 0II0e A.:ndra4e, !lelds. . ., '. , 'The most used '1lrearms at that a ooateDAIV' I. tJae IIPtweight tiMe .was the inuzzle loading rifle. bG'sIq twe. BalPla QambID .. ADa -, a few muzzle'loadirig .hotgunswer •. drade'. ~~ Jaolda the other , In :use•. The principal way of pre- ftftY per GeIlt ••• 308 VancJaID. for •erving many Jdnd,of f:rui'bl eJaht. nars ... awe at lIIfJmesofa • MOW. ba$ketbaU ~ si was. by,', Cirylng,. on a roof in .18 h" orp. WORKS fORPEAIUTS! AmraUaD Yale University' •• " The the sun or stringing 'on twine prrr POWEB ••• Dale ~ -, ."1 Olympic Committee baa .a:nnomaced stringgand hang~g, them behind Pltisburp Plratw tI1InIq v lrttE MOST ICON~fCALWAY TO .. mpJetloa .. .. ef the houses int tile .toves to dry:. Wh&n dry,.they baseman. JIll hoDle J'IIU III I ;;. . ". ' ... be .... b ~ athletes DO A IIG JOI Of SlUiNG' IS A.CT '.. • Clo,,", Fte.Ux. ,were usually placed in empty oouecmtn ...... 1JnakIIIc •.:. ~mcus ... the Ol;rJDpIe p.1Dcw In No- ItfROUGH DISPLAY OR CLASSlflb A.dler raises 1ImbreDa oyer Blart . . flour' bag •. and huna UP' OIl aan., old record 01 .. LeDc II haUbac ~ 10 ,. '.1 • ' . a wmber Uc1 Docem,~. JJ. total of LEABNING FLAMENCO" •• lialtaa acnes. Sophia' Loren roe- Lancaster as he enters Ne..- for winter use.' '.3'1', 'With.,lI -11:--.". _ ,'~ - ••. N.~piA'ER ADVElm$f~ ' .U1 JHt...... I'll BJ.ops III the Ihroqh iDtrloat4t mo&1o.. of fJameaoo Madrl4 .iulUe " , York"ire for premier ...... ' " '- (...... ••rI•• u••~ te, wa ..•• luaa tlI ... &Hr. ~.J. fte OJd !rimer, C'lIlm1UlJt7 :I'~•••• no Pace Be,.~ • II 1CAl.~.01 COMI 1... , Itlcture "7:rapeu", ~ 01YJli)lle '...... an . .u .... .-'0 .... Bex St, :Fr..... ra. K7') ,'I .in...... " J •• .'r . ~. y , , i , \' , , " \ ~ ., .. . '

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. .. YOUR AD CAN BI CHARG,ED Thre~ Trunk, 1;1.... to Serve YOII quld:ly CALL TUxedo, 2-.6900 Thr.e'Trunk Line. to Serv~ YOII 9uic~ly DEADLINE 4 P.M. TUESDAY l~RI lie 4-HELP WANTED CLASSIFIED RATES 5-'-SITUATIONS'WANTED . 6--FOR RENT (Unfur,nishedJ 7-WAN":~D, TO RENT, a-ARTICLES, FOR ~ALE aI-ANTIQUES l1-AUTOS FOR SALE WANTED, social studies te~ch- EXPERT boat refinisher wishes '6812 Windmill Pointe, 2 bed- FLAT UNFURNrSHED" preter-' W~UT din~g. ~oom suite. '.9 Cash Ads--: I5 Words for 90c A Select Line of Venetian, ~ 1953 PONTtAC Catalina con.' er :for Junior High classes in weekend work. VAlley 4;.8538. '~room, 2 bath upper. Beautiful', 'ably lower;' but, will: consid~r: .• ple~es. $10q; liVIDtygl!oo~~?~ Charge Ads-IS Words' Tor $1 private school. Small classes, Cranberry and cut glass vertible, cream, red leath~r" Ove: ' , . " locatio' 2-car gar a ge ~ TU upper or small, house, needed $.15, 2 c~bmet ,8 e co , ma , china, lamps, furniture and power steering. hydramatlCp pleasant atmosphere" Cadieu~-Warren corner. Excep- 1949' four door For~ $75. VA1.. 5U'll. kinds of telephone jobs now Point noon baby sittmg. Grosse' \ tion garage. Gentlemen •pre:' LAMBRETTA motor., scooters ,tional cast! Free Parking! ' _ -POSITIVELY ley '2-3719. Pointe area. Call TU. 2-8578. :ferr~d. TU. 5-4295. ./, available now, red, blue, g:.;ay,', voix :NEED a Baby Sitter? Reliable available to alert young room white sidewall tires, gear COME EARLY FOR HIGHEST PRICES-PAID for 1953"BEIGE ,JAG Roadster; rust nursemaids available by hour. HIGH SCHOOL GffiL, 18 years 6'~-ioOFFICE. SPACE leather upholstery, mechani- 'bath women looking for per- of age, who has 'had typing _ di-iven, 100 miles' .per; ga~lon" BEST SEATS ,AT $1.25 day or week. The. Sitters Furniture MId Appliances cally exc~llent, body in good dr9pE and is good on telephone is FOR LEASE, small suite of .' $20 down, trade-ms - mVIted. I Club. PRescott 7-0377. manent positions ••• high condition, 24,000 miles, $1,700• ,'available for part 'or full-tiLl~ ,offices at ,289 Rivard.IR.~co~- TO 9-3550. ty co N I' Piece or a' Houseful," TU. 4~5206. school graduates pref~rred. employment. TU.. 2-0388. dition and decorate to SUlt. - MOVING ':::'" quality" furniture, game: ELDERLY LADY, convalescent DAVENPORT for sale, custgm excellent c '0 n d it ion. G. E. Fine location for mfgr. agent, , PRescott 5-5733 home, private room, com- mad!.(I,all down filled, beige deepfreeze;-' 2 French f~t~ 12-AUTOS'WANTED your For more details drop in 5A-SITUATIONS, WANTED insurance broker, chiropoc:1ist" down pian able g r 0 u l.J, ex~ellent and'rose, like new; TUxedo' wood tables; davenport; lIUl'- any weekday between 8;30 DOMESTIC . :~04~ugh Chalmers" ~U WE NEED fanru care, nutrious food. Wmdsor, 4-6177, call after 6 p.m. daily I rors; chairs, etc. TU. 2-~68. Ontario. CLearwater 2-7787. d • II EXPERIENCED girl wishes WANTl:D 1951. 1952 and 1953 Automobile. Y°llnJ an 5, or lust ea day work. Laundry cleaning, or anytime,Sa'turday aha_ 'INTERNATIONAL.STERLING, Have Customers Wating. deep OLD CLOTHING 1 ART CLASSES W AI t 5~9900 ext -'87 or. Bervin~. Call Mon., Wed., AIR CONDITIONED Sunday. ... silver Continental 'pattern, 2 For 30 Years We Have BeGD inr., a rOOl Mr. Edgar Yaeger, recen~ly nu ,. FrI. LOrame 8-9828. Large private office. Ample GENUINE oriental .rug,. Sarouk, compiete 'place' setti~gs, still Paying Up to $100 More. parking .space; secretary, tele- BEST PRICES PAID lot, $ returned from an extenslve 111x12,2 t1akwood tab 1 e s, factory sealed envelopes. TU. E. H. COOK EXPERIENCED girl desires ~ay phone 'answering. Yours at a posinJ study in art research in the art ,ve r y reasonable. LAkeview 2-09-68. 15701 Harper, Berkshire-BalfolW 'work. City "references. Thurs,~ very nominal monthly rate. For FOR MEN'S SUITS open centers of Europe to give YOU Michigan Bell 1-0050.. TUxedo 2-9145 or Wed. Colored. TO. 5-4548. this desirable Ea~side, location, FOOTBALl) SHOES,' r u ib b e r , $30,O{ the latest methods vf painting, phone 9-5 LOraine8~0182. : TOPCOATS AND SHOES Res. 437 Chalfonte Rd.TU 4-4118 BO ,FEET of used fence free for cleats, size" 5, like: new, $4. TU. from 6-week course. Fridays 7-9 p.m, LAUNDRESS wishes'ironing or 5-3821.' Open ~ 9:.00 mer ( starting June i5th at Pallette Tefephone 'Co. 6D-RESORT PROPERTY removal. TUxedo. 2:-3327. TUlsa 3..:l?72 washing by bundle. Specialize 12A-BOATS AND MOTORS lake Shop, 14139 E. J effeI'son. C,all ladies, girls' cottons, mens' BURKEMO'S new de luxe cot- , " '. .GENERAL ELECTRIC.dish- A telephone ,call will bring us to dock, CHILD S, c h a lr S an~ table, washp~, 4% years old. Good VAlley 2-8520 :for :further In- rr 7045 Mack Ave. :shirts. Pick up, deliver. DI. tages and motels with kitch- you immediately FUN for 4th. One passenger into formation. 1-1781. enettes.'Bathing beach, fishing youth ch~r, toy box" bamboo, condition. TU. 1-2392. 5~0440 drop . shades. 2;' combination ' . '. racing outboard, 10 h.p.f p'ier and recreation area.- WANTED - Bedroom suit~, old WANTED - Real estate 'sales storm doors. 'TUxedo .4-2346. EARLY AMERICAN furnit~e, ready for use. Will sacrifice. l.OLA'S BEAUTY and ,:.l~nder- EXPERIENCED woman wants Watch the boats glide by. , dresser and bed. 9x12 ,rug, 9- TUxedo 5-9000.. woman for sma 11 efficient maple extendaway desk. seats GR( izing studio. Guar~teed. to Grosse Pointe office. Must day work. -Ironing, 'cleaning, (Atten~ion Honeymooners). MOVING, must, sell. Electr,ic piece dining room' suite, 2- 8; maple end tables; loves~at; SAILBOAT Ludke Cat. TUxedo lose inches. No dlsrobmg. have had experience with care for children. My husband Located between St. Clair Inn stove, G-E refrigerator" furni- piCice living- room suite, odd An lint wants yard work, ,groceries round pine table extenslOn 5-4331. Evening hours for gentlemen large:- :firm. Call Ann Bedford and CuniUnghams Fishermans tUfe, cry s tal, bric-a-brac, pieces, .chrome sets. refriger- chase I delivered with licensed driv- ',and chairs; milk glass lamp. Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Goodman, TU 5-6063. .wharf. Two of the finest ~at- men's suits, lady's gowns. Fri. ator, washer. gas stove. VAl- yrs. ol~ er. Reference. TO. 8-6358.' All like new. 1.0. 8.1131. CHRIS-CRAFT, 18 ft. cruiseI' App't. necessary. 15135 Mack ing places on the river. Daily and Sat. 10-6. 16355 East Jef- ley}-1793. Mercury 55 and trailer, $1600. and b\ Ave. TU. '5-9564. FULL TIME, cosmetic, help or weekly. Call S1..Clair 959W _ ferson: MAHOGANY ,dining .,room set, TU 4-4355. Contail: wanted. Apply 337 Fisher Rd. RELIABLE GmL wishes day or write 1801 N. River Road, " ex~ellent condition, reason- ~ICYCLE, boy's 26-inch, heavy (or 3rc lA-MUSIC EDUCATION work. References furnished. S~.,Clair, Mich., ENGLISH cab baby buggy, ex- able.' "Matching spread and duty. suitable for news route. 40 FT ...RACING SLOOP-Sac. - large l • EXPERIENCED Assistant Man- Call VA. 2-6043. MODERN h k'." t' cellent'condition, $30. TU .drapes. 'VA. 3-1997. TUxedo 5-6668. rifice. $3,500. Excellent Qondi. laundr] ~CTIVE concert pianist has ager ,for Grosse Pointe Farms ' ouse eepmg co - 1-9280 WANTED-Baby crib. TUxedo tion. TU. 4-.5206. 130' 101 in S EVE N TEE N year old girl. 1ages. Fine sandy beach for < ~ ' , RELAX-O-CIZOR, e xc ell ent 2-8400. studied with best teachers sportswear store. Nearby resi- ... ee1lent the world, including Isdore dence required. Discount, 5 wishes baby sitting or rnother'a a h i1d r e n. Write to ,Fred RADIO-pbonograph .0 n • 0Ie... condipon. $180., new. Best of. WANTE~F tb II h 'th JOHNSON 5- H;P. motor with newpu Philpt, has opening for pupils. day week. Call MI. 4-7100 helper. WAInut 2-5484. 'Braunschweiger, R 0 ute 1, $25,•. 10-inch RCA television, fer. PRo 6-0735.' 00 a S oes WI clutch, like new, $105. TlJ~ 5-4586. ' , , Call VA 2-2015 fOr appoint- GIRL wishes days, references, H ht Lak 24 Mi for appt. Village Store of oug on e, "cmgan. tab!j~,$18. Family size refrig- GffiL'S Schwinn bike. best offelll rubber3821., cleats, size 6. TU. s.. :T. F ment. Birmingham, Inc. call after 6:30 p.rn. TRinity 81 GEF MODERN log cabin On Grand 'erator, !lj30.TU 2-5328. takes it. Call, TU. 2-8578. 13-REAL ESTATE .. 3-4437. ' CERTIFIED p~blic school music ->\TTRACTIVE young lady to Traverse Bay; sandy beach, . " ~., WANTED _ Natural bamboo FOR 'SALE teacher, formerly with W.J.R. greet and seat people in ex- GIRL wishes days. ironing or we ,sWimming, fishing~ row- COMPLETE, mahogany. dining VANITY ,and mirror, mahogany porch fUl'niture. Uphol~tered' 368 FISHER, new. living room, He and Detroit Conservatory. clusive Grosse Pointe Rest- c~eaning. Has Grosse. Pointe boat, July 1st to 15th, reason- room set,. desk with, leathe~ \ sofa, love seat, other antiques; cushionS. TU. 1-239-2. dining rOQm, kitchen, 3 bed- ~ ALGol Gh"ing lessons in popular aurant. Personal interview references. WA 2-7161.' "ble. TUxedo 1-8256. top, occaSIOnal chair, large china glassJ •. diamond ring. --- rooms, 1% baths. TU 4-340~ 4Jo dressing table. with attached: VA.' i-9843. ' WANTED-Odd pieces of cut voice and piano starting this during day 'at 123 E. Kerch- DELUXE Bummer home on You 1: eval, ,Grosse Pointe Farms. COLORED' GIRL, experienced. mirror in ,light wood, night glass; old glass front china ,NEW 265 Ridgemont, 3 bedroom. summer. Also will work w~~h "A-1 references, wishes' day Georgian'Bay, 250 miles from Th vocal quartets, trios. etc. PRo stand in light wood, pair. of VIOLIN, case: and bOW; good cabinet. LA. 1-2409. ' ranch, living rm., dining rn:.l EXP.,ERIENCED s a I e s person, ,'work. LO 7-4214. Detroit. Very modern, has mahogany beds, large chest. ,condi,tion; archery set, includ- kitchen. Open Sun. 2-5. Tll 8-1175. . female, Ifor Village Store in , everYtlling' inclu\iini boat, of drawers, mahogany table ing bow, arrows. and qUIver.. CLEANING your g~, rag e or 4-3403. . vmage EXPERIENCED COOK - W~ll basement? We will buy your 3 b€dJ:"l Grosse Pointe Farms to sell motor, etc.. Call Tu. 2-9729. with drop. l~aves. Hotpointe TU. 5-8248. scrap iron. VA. 4-8550.. . 2B-T"TORING TU. 5-8676. d heist, t ,ladies sportswear. Discount, prepare and serve small. par- or. ouble Qven: stove, 2 Lawson THREE PAIR modern lined • ti~s in private homes. Best BRICK BUNGALOW, 5 rooms distanc. commission, 5 day week. Call ' COMMUNITY references. WA. 5-8843. COTTAGE .on private lake near ...1ove seats, pall". brass, 1arops, draperies,. baby's swing, 2 1'r.- AUTOS FOR SALE and breakfast. nook.'th Large1 re .. churche MI. 4-7100 for sppointment. brass hall fixture, hand car\'- creatIon room W1 . avatory. TUTORING SERVICE Indian'River. All electric_ 16 ed Belgian chair, students'. pair nursery draperies, ca~ 1951 PLYMOUTH Savoy Sub- gas heat. Excellent condition. possessi EXPERIENCED colored girl minutes :trom town. Fisher- ~MRS. LOUIS MARICK, DIRECTOR desk and. chair in light wood. seat,d res bat.hinette,s l'n g to,ble,mirrored-topautomatic, urban. fGood' condition. TU. Will . sacrifice. Retiring , to I!XTERNAL GR!NDERS Wlth Gn>sse Pointe reference man's 'paradise. 1 or 2 cou- TU 4 ST. c: Tutoring by degree teachers avail. nJ:>88 Cl wants. day laundry or clean- • MV\) .' ''wa,sher. \ perfe'ct condition. 5-7,,678a ter 6 p.m. FlorIda. pho.ne TU. 2-0654. able In all subjects for grades, hIgh ples. No children. VE. 5-1102 The on ing. Call after 4 p.m. TR' 4- INTERNAL GRINDERS from 9 to 4:30. . BER"""'UDAJ.':.i.l h"ouse. screene. dJ $100. ' TU. 1-7325. .. kind, 1 IChool. college and adult education. 0282. . GUIDE TO GOO.D SERVICE - English OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS JIG BORE OPERATORS gx12. VA. 2-4665. BOOKCASE, love seat, Clhina '39 Merriweather, Grs. Pte. Farms WANTED-~ y i n g g u est s. cabinet, organ, rocker, mis- rooIm, PRACTICAL NURSE available. ' . Large refineda country home, BENDIX Dialamatic' washer; . cellaneous. Agnes House of TUxedo 4-2820 ' rooma EXTERNAL LAP HANDS Grosse Pointe references. WH beautiful restful surround- 9.2 cubic ft. refrigerator. used Bargains, 9127 Mack Ave., furnish 5-2921. ings, :with meals. 6912' Stone 3 years., Excellent condition. WA. 2-5040.., Buyand'sell. POINIE CUSTOM TAILORS carpetiJ PRIVATE TUTORING INSPECTORS A M' hi Reasonabie~ PR: 7-7885•. EXPERIENCED de pen d able Roa.d, 1g 0 n a c, lC gem. BABY BUGGY, $7; hot fudge Men's and Ladles> Suits Tailored to Order. Alter- boathol IN ations, relin1ng. Double breasted suits restyled &loriow FOR AIR CRAFT QUALITY lady wishes day work. Clean- SWift 4-4340. TWO walnut antique ehairs, electric warmer, commercial to single breasted. VA 2.3040 YOUR OWN HOME ing Or ironing. Monday, Wed" LOVELY Late Erie cottage on suitable,for needlepoint. TU. size. TU.5-3034. beaucm subjects; all grades. Adults $200,()()( An AND TOOL WORK Sat. $7, bus fare. TE. 2-7184. large 1(;" -every convenience, 2-8289. • GAS RANQE for sale. excellent and children. Certified teachers. 14931 EAST JEFFERSON, al Oity Limils tive pri WHITE WOMAN wants general 28 '~les from Windsor. Aug~ GRAND PIANO, K:r. a k alu e r . condition. TU. 5-7638. Shown Call: CADILLAC GAGE CO. domestic day work. Call after WIt ~st to September, 15th. Brothers, in good condition. Fred M. Schuman Established 1925 Open -Eves till 6:30 DETROIT AND SUBURBAN 6 p.m. VA. 2~5698;. Sheppard;. WOo 2-1910. .. .' Pric,e $2~0.. TU. 1-0822.' 17 IN. CONSOLE 'G.E. televis- T. :M. TUTORING SERVICE 25760 GROESBECK HWY. ion. TU. f..1484. ' . WOo 3-8315 TE. 4-1378 MODERN curved, bar, .$25. . -: Just North of 10 Mile Road ~B-EMPLOYMENT ~UREAU 7-WANTED'TO RENT" SEWERS-DRAINS-SINKS We"Repair 4087 M. ADULTS Oriental Kermanshaw scatier TIER-COCKTAIL and other. Gfoss and Chino TiT TOR IN G by experienced COUPLES, cooks, maids, chliuf- ruga, 4x6" $30."Blonde .dining' tables, chairs (one red lea- • CLEANED Vase. Drillec! NEW teacher, specialized subjects 4A-HELP WANTED feurs, caretakers, janitors and Automotive executive' and wife ' ther) , dinette set,

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:D:3I ." . 13-R::AL ESTATE 13-RE~LESTATE 13-REAL ESTATi !1~US1'OM CORSET' 2lI-PAiNTING'AND .. 21R-CIMENT WORK 21Z-LANDSCAPING '.M. TUESDAY FOR SALE . :.-. FOR SALE FOR SALE .SPENCERCO:aSETS . ,DEC,ORATING ALL.jBRICK ' .. OR SALE 719 BERJ{SHIRE. Fipe.English ~aividucllyi:'d~signed,'11ght.. . EXTER.Irt.R':'PAINTI'N'G. COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE. COMPLE".CElandscaping, hedge residence near Lake. 4. bed- :weight .fOli1nd~tidns and i sur- J<..J AND REP.AIRs Tuning, .repailing, refinishing cutting, complete mainten- DEAL WITH By' APPOINTMENT NEw Catalina con- rooms, 2 batlis, 2 ma!ds .rQoril. gksl ~arnilentj; Over 21 years ALL TYPES OF HOMES .' PORClIES, STEPS; ETC., and mothproofiilg. R. ZecH. RE ance of your property. wall- A SPECIALIST and bath, paneled. library, experlen~E!'•. ,Maude cB~ert, Speci~l Pe1?l1anent Coating :.For Leaky. Bas~ents Repaired 9-3232.Placeyour'Qrder early. washing. Free estimates. Call m, red leather. Over 4% million dollars GROSSE POINTE FARMS ' :g, hydramatic, many extra' feature~. O~ a 368 ¥cKiIl1ey, (;rosse ~o~te.' Bnck andStucc~. Home •• '. LICENSED AND' INSURED ' __P_Re_s_co_tt_3_-1_3_7_C._'_. ..,'. e~clusievly in TOURAiNE COURT, 320, white . tires, radio, lot .and a. half. Beautift].lly'. TUxedo 5.~4027;or T9~end GUARANTEED:, '. . 'MANUEL MARCHESE. PIANOS. TU~NED, . cleaned, GROSSE POINTE colonial, 3 brs., 2 baths, lib., 11-4312 I' WO'DT,M.jI' A"I\.TSHIP'~ ' LA''6 9-'00 mothproofed. and repaired. F .d' M k II rlileage, original Id .Qo .. master br. with !p., aressing landsca,Ped •. Mrs., McDona.".. .. , . ~y~". ,- j .. Satisfaction- guaranteed Rel:\- or s ar ew. 1268 Hamp- REAL ESTATE . room, terrace;& excell~nt Tappan & Champion, TU. 2' 1 G-R' 001,p, SERYICI B & F ..PA. I.N.TIN'G C.O A-.l CEMENT .and brl'ck work of Bonable rs.tiSes. el'b ert. Edge- frosse Poi n t e Purchased Last Year Through St Q ality games rm., gas heat. 4"3030. ..," , . . Licen sed . , '. ., - . , .. Jnsured• all ki..nd.$.•..Chimney rep~, .wa,t er, 1-,4451. resses' U ~810after 5 p.m. MAXON .BROTHERS ,~A-LOTS~~ FOR. SALE' .'. GUn.::R'S.~ , Call TYler .7-1030'. . aU estimdes' .free. VA 2-4618;~ PIANOS-Fi 1 --- Satisfied Customers Since 1929 MORAN ROAD, 190, nr. Ridge, , • :.-- Gutte~s cleainecI; repahed md ~ight Phones:. VA 2-8971. ,'. " ne tuned, expertly First-year production of 1he ighbor select a attractive French Provincial, Tn med Cadillac for McKINLEY' PLAeJ;!:, Grosse painted.'insiCle end", out.' Gutters • er G-:-I060'TOwnsend 9-3316. ----..,----..;~---- repaired, mothproofed, work Continental Mark n will be 873 BEDFORD, new, 1i vI g " brs., 2 baths, bIt. in 1941, 2- n Pointe Fax' m ~5x~30. T.u unplugged. l)riv.ate. WA 3-3565, T•...HE I FINE.'. ST' . ge' ne'ral: 21 ~A~P~NTER .WORK. guaranteed, . free estimates, very near the 2,500-umt volume ~adillac Factory car at1. garag~ alum. storms i:' ~,Q,R."'. room, dining rOOIll, kitchen, 3 43403 VE92220 'I - • • prompt service, Lucido. TU. t' ted t th tart th urther inform a- & screens, lot 175 ft. deep. g ~d, .t. by 'an .old ex- ,.,.,~+"'... ~T"., A .... ,."~ •. 'T"Uxedo ------_____ The division produced 220! . \' a 11 tires, two garage. Open daily 2-5. lent condition. _l6-P__ ET_S_f_.O_R_S_A perienced .Dlan. Caulk no'w. 4:-1'~'1, ~rA.. 4.14.0'7. • -So M. GOEBEL ROTOTILLING LAWNS cars from Jun~ 24. 1955, the.' , TUxedo 4-10768 WILLIAM COURT 20010, cor- li Save. 'Prlvate. VE 9-2220, WA -- ., __ first day of prOduction. through' YORKSHIRE. First advertising. f. P. Woods. ner of Fairfo~d, ranch, 3 brs., BOXERS, an outsta~C'l1Ilg tter, 3-3565. : . , .. .,.TC!T.'I:'~ 'O"n.T"""\Tn JIM SUTTON, AND GARDENING May 31, 1956. Mr. Ford said. . Well proportioned and attrac- 1 bath &. lav., carpeting & welped. March 24, 1956 ~by ft 'f',.rn 'n'l:',...... ,,'O A'T'T":'o;r(! 16'77 BayS He pointed out that an addi- bl'le Packard. tively decorated Colonial. in draperies, gas heat. international' chlimpiori Kep- . ROOF-ING. '. ~,,', "T':l,,'hf"'(f Carpenter WOI'k, Repairing and Prepares seed 'J...LIe,d gra din g, li-tlon. al 284 cars were removed, ltramatic drive, excellent condition. 4 bed- ter, 23,000 miles. py-L or May Will out of New roofs applied by experts. ,..~~t and no",o",n~h1~' !Ile~vfce .Remodeling, Attics,' Porches, censed. L. W; Dubay, TUxedo from the division's schedule rooms 2 baths. Paneled lib- DOYLE PLACE, W., 19S62, new Umber of Chapparell (Bang 12965 I I :3. VE ,9-2220. - W A 3-3. 5.6,5_.. ' 20 V,P~1"S ,~pmp nud.,~!CI, 0:. Garages. - . , severa months ago as a r~ult rary. Recreation room. Lot contemporary 'design with 4 Away granddauhgter.) Bring- \"., I .1 f th ° b'li . 62x156. Good sized screened brs., 2 baths and gas heat. ing together two of the'bes.t sr..... R_'1TU. qT .. g':'447B i TU.4-2942 COMPLETE landscaping ,ser- o. e .ma 1 ty of certain sup- ~. )LITAN Hudson 'T\TJ "70...... pliers to maintain the diVl'sl'on's porch overlonking well laLd .. n ... - blood -lines in the coun...... Wool ROOFS. .... ,.,.. "-,. PERSON ALIZED Reerea- ,vice.. lawn cutting, cultiva- rigid quality standards and still onvertible, tur- scaped garden. L OCHMOOR, 1580, Early sidewalls, black TExas 4-6789. Flat roofs put on an~ hot shot- PAINTING . d d .. tton. room ' ,in any motif, .tion, edging and 'clean-up meet production schedules. MAXON BROTHERS INC. American, 3 brs., 2 baths, den ted. Roofs creosoted, brushed on . .an . ecorating;ex';; porches built, ane enclosed-worl!;, Free estimates. $1.85 ivate owner, 306 a11 2-600D . or' br. with laVa on 1st ft, WELSH terrier puppies. (Mini- by hand..VE 9-2220'~:WA 3-.3565. terior .and interior.Iiis~ecL' KitChens remodled and mod- an 'hour. Julius Laguiere. «The Contmental Mark II was Grosse Pointe sprinkler ~ystem, carpeting & ature airdale) Male "and. fe~ 1!er~ert,. WBlters, 1119:.,J\sh-: ernized" ad~tions, wardrobe PRescott 8-2709. ' desi~ed as &. lOW-VOlume,high.' antJe parker offers in' Grosse draperi~s. male. A.K.C. registered. Love GUTTF..R'; Downspouts,. metal land. VA 2-2809. . -:., closets, paneling.' etc. Satis------. quality automobile," he said. children. No shedding .. $100. -,- I tr' 11 ." d thin' h h Ford, $75. VA1.. Pointe Park: south of charle- SWEENEY & MOORE '::P del:As, sew e 1" s e ec lca y FOR. A GO.OD qualit'y .outsl'de fied customers' as reference. COM PLETE an no g as appened dur- voix a homey, compact, 9 TUxedo 1-2161. cleaned and roof ren,airs. WA.' Estimates at no'obligation; W. ing the past 11 months to mak.' INC. q paint job wiLli Dutch 'Boy LANDSCAPING & al room english. 60 ft., gas, 2 car, SIAMESE kittens, house brok- 2"0886. . , ' . paint. . Free estimates. 'WAR Coleman, Builder. 'tUxedo us ter that concept in any G Roadster; rust bath and 2 Ia"ls., carpeted and T Mack at Renaud .en. TU 2-74?.d. GUTTERS ('.LEANED, repal.'r'ed 5 6942 ' 5-0072. MANTENANCE . way. Because of this, produc-;. lstery, mechani- draped. top condition, $25,500. , ., . - SERVICE tion is of secondary importance It, body in good •.• and a 5-7 bedroom pret- ST. CLAIR RIVER HOME POODLE P,UF.7IES. AXe. reg:- and PBmted;:' storm twinaOWds PAINTING exterior. best ma_o• CABINET Mf\KERS to us; :first concern is quality. 100miles, $1,700. ty colonial, 80 ft., 3lh baths, iste:red, black miniatures, rea- remove, dBcreens. pu up an .• r d d PR 6-28 I I And we believe that, Wl'th th'" St one rand:. home, lot 87x325 . ash d TrT .'J 2134 . terials. Immediate service.. ,;ouv~e "o~rs .'. ' .. games, some carpeting, needs . sonably priced Phone L"A Yf e .1.1. :t.- •. Free esmnates.VAlley4-7386 •. ~ermuda blinds-mslde OR. ,Continental, we haye estab-, . I'unning from main road to river. your paint. but only $8,000 6-9322. 21H-RUGCLEANIN&'" ' ,.. Shutter doors TU-2-0.68I lished the highest quality .... 'ANTED down, easy, quick ••• and in 7 rooms, 2 baths. ceramic tile. ------' . , • Louvered "cabinet doors tandards' th arge bedrooms with dressing ENGLISH SETTER puppies _GOOD HONEST painter. Nojob • Exterior shutters' S ill e automotive in- farms, 474 touraine, a 7 room 3 1 om, many cupboards, large American Field registered, 6 too small,. estimate' Q~'hou:dy, .• Folding- louvered' screens ------dustry," NEED young colonial, gas, plastered, ro BEST CARPET CLEANERS bI E '. . LANDSCAPE design and plant- 1953 Automobile. Iiving room 27x21, dining room. . deep basement, easy :freshen- generation pedigreed, 9 wk.s. CLEAt-liNG.I'~ 'D ING . Lreasona VAlle. xpenenced man. .' saIoon doors .' ing. Sodding, sprinkling sys- Mr. Ford said reaction to .he.. mers W...1ng. kit chen entirely ceramic tile, Y ing, reduced price . . • and Price $50. KEnwood ~-3817 REPAIRING arry, , ey 1-2775. , ..Free Estimat£s. . . te P to Finella N car on the part of both the We Have Been all overlook river.' Den with , PTONEER W ...~ Pr d ms. a 10S. y's Ur- I a roomy oldy, 4 bedrooms, big , after 6 p.m. 'or Sunday. PROMPT HOME SERVICE LOOK BELOW your windoWs; .... 0...... 0 uctB sery" 1~720 Mack. Grosse public and dealers has been ex- to $100 More. screened p 6 r c h overlooking lot, $15,000 • • • and an im- riv er, 13 Thennopane pictux:e FREE ESTIMATES are the bricks .stained from 13940 .Charlevoix .Cor.'EastlaWn Pointe Woods. TU.2-0989. '. cellent. COOK posi.'1g ranch at 790 anita. ,\TlIldows, screens and storm 19-DRY CLE~NING D~SURED' trimpamt? 'Callustorestore " VAlley'2-1056"'- "While we were natunilly:~ ~erkshire-BalfoU1' open sat. and sun. -for under wmdows. Heating gas fired. 1. Free Moth' Proofing on all TU 2-6556' color and appearance by new CARPENTER REPAIRS; doors, .Dutch Elm Disease 'Spraying grat.Uied at the reception given ,~ o 2-9145 $30,000 • • • and one homo Large 1a un dry roo~. fruit Garments Cleaned low. cost process. Free esti.. locks, sash ,cords, cabinet Merion Blue. Grass Sodding: l.'t," he added, "we fully real-, ro om, recreation or tool reom, ' k. ED 1 4576. Complete law" garde..-:' and d mte Rd.TU 4-4118 irom Detroit, a dreamy swn~ t VA. lZe . 2. Dranery,~,v Cleaning Specialists. RTTGS, carpets and up'holstered ma es. 1-9652. ' 'wor -. • tree service and.., maintenance.- that our comparative1 ....iT : ,till 9:.00 mer cabin. 6 bedrooms, 150 ~. toi let in basement. Double ga- 3. In by 10, out by 5. furniture expertly cleaned 21J.;...WALL WAsHING REPAIR ,screens. fences,. porch-CALL, FLE:r~G high rate of production during' Co lake :front, boat, boat house, ra ge connected with h 0 us e. autifully landscaped with 16 Monday thru Friday. and moth-proofed in your es, ,steps, doors, windows. .the first few months eventually ;AND MOTORS dock, even furnished move Be to tr2 es.- some fruit. Breakwater IMPERIAL' CLEANERS .' home. Phone DRexel 1-3133. WALL WASHING cabinets, bookcases,. good TU 1-6950 would be balanced by a lower into with $8,000 down. Tu : One passenger ac ross property, 3 miles north 15639 Balfour at Mack Free estimates,. Radke Carpet AN' D PA' N'TING work, pr.ompt service. S. E. ------rate during the remainder of' 5-0448, 2-4660. ~0 a r d, 10 h.p., of S t. CIa!!' Inn. ~ow taxes, Cor.net Theare Bldg: _ TU 2-3000 Cleaners. . . I . our :first 12-month period. That All W ' t d "CO" Barber. 20380 Hollywood. TU ~. Will sacrific&. T'"arms. 1502e Kercheval ------ork Guaran ee to .our SOULLIERE'S has been the case:' GROSSE PTE. SHORES . ' 211-PAINirING AND Satisfaction. For !!'ree Estimate 4-0051. o. Gee. A. Gregg, Owner at,Maryland - Plant VA 2-7055 - DECOllATING CALL MODERN ' He noted .that the increase in -. e Cat. TUxedo An unusual opportunitt to pur- 1317 North River Road 0-FUR CLi:ANING VENICE 9-71,69 H. F.JENZEN BUilDING MICHIGAN'S volume during the early months 1, LARGEST of production gave rise to . chase a fine ranch house just 3 St. Clair, Michigan 2 Phone-St. Clair 1150-W AND STORAGE ERNE:ST A • BOCK . - Home and Industrial Repairs. ' rumors that the total number of, yrs. old d(.,osignedby architect I, 18 ft. cruiser ~R SHOP Pointer and dhecoratorL Gfuanty .WALL WASHING- by reliable" Additions, attics completed, SOD DisTRIBUTORS' Continentals avail2ble would be' ?nd built for preS2l1t owner. LO CHMOOR, 2016. Large 3 ind trailer, $160e. CAUSLEY 1;.... and color nnate ing, tntll inest! m,an. Neat worm. ansbip.' $7 Porch' enclosures, recreation' cons'd bl hi h than 4-1.._0&- Contains 2 bedrms. and library bedroom. colonial, large kitch- Remodeling, Repairing and Served Gros.'l. Pointe homes for 1 era y g er 1oL1A4o" Relining 10 years. per average room.. Also paiil~ rooms, g arage~ repaired, SPECIALlZiNG' IN -originallyestimate4. (or 3rd bedrm')7 2 baths and en, H~ baths, r e c :r eat ion (\1..85 W.J . TU 1-6905 . ing. VA. '4-7808.' ,. I bric1s repairs. large activities room. 1st fl. r oom, 2 fireplaces, carpeting, 2 '9' SLOOP-Sac- 14821 Kerchev?l near Alter OOI;Jmont'. ' ." ' . . B'EAUTlrrUL ('We are more thoroughly con- .. ' Excellent condi. laundry. Carpets and draperies. drapes, gas heat, garbage dis- VAI1~y 2-4060 _ FLOORS' cleaned. waxed ,and "TUxedo: 1-97~, •. vinced than ever that there is ". &6. 130' lot close to the Lake. Ex- posal, 2Ox20 garage. Open I Detroit 15, Michigan DONALD BUSS buffed;w~ illachh1e.cl~an- FORMICA kitChen 'sink topa, ~EA"S ,. a considerable market f~r the' . cellent condition. Convenient to daily. Owner. TO. 1-9581., 1)ecorator ed. Free estima~s; reasonable . old'or.new work. Expertly in-:. ' ..;>.'Dl! -BEN! combination of styling, quality •. .P. motor with new public and Ca~holic schools 21A-G!NERAL SERVICES. Exterior Interior rates. TUxedo 2-8198. ,. stalled. For e s ti mat e 'call dependability arid pre s t i g.: ew, $105. TU. Free Estimates , PRescott 8.1410.' PURE MERION BLUE found in the Continental Mark i T. RAYMOND JEFFS G ROSSE POINTE WOODS ao Years in G.P. . W.AJ..;L WASHING DONE II," Mr. Ford said. 1 Open Sun. 2-6 FIREPLACE 'equIpment. brass 81 GERCHEVAL TU 1-1100 paired. Smith-Matthews, 6640 TIU 1-7050' OUR RATES ARE SET TO c.A.RPENTER:finisher and rough AND KENtUCKY BLUE HOLLYWOOD .1996 and lacquered, screens re- SATISFY YOU wo;:k. Private or commerciaL Wave line officers hold re-' Free ,Estimates ' Good work. Reasonable. Free sponsible positions in $ucb HOUSES FOR' SALE and irons, tools repolished ----,------.' Ex cellent 3 bedroom face brick; A-I PAINTING an.~ paperhang- Prompt Service. estimate. TO xedb 5-5Q92. varied fields as Personnel, P,ubo- w, living room, ALGONAC-ST. CLAIR RIVER (~levobL WA 2-715~ 2410lUTTLE MACK nnch, built '53. Ilf2 garage, ing, residential or commer~ ~E:xperl£nced lie ,Relations, Education, ~m-. kitchen, 3 bed- DISTRICT creened terrace, aluminum cia], basements, stuceo spray- Call TUxedo 1-5306 21T-DRESSMAKING munications and Administration.- ths. TU 4-3403. B N'ENETIAN BLINDS PR 6-281 You Boat Loverl Investigate storms, disposal. carpetiJ'.g, tiled ed. Patching, plastering. .In- r These Attractive Buys sured.. SEWING alteration15, adults and ont, 3 bedroom basement. Very reasonable, half WINDOW SHADES Skilled colored work .. 21K-WINDOW WASHING'- ers. FrE!e estimate, clean childrens. Hems, zi p p er~' ------rm., dining r~ ..l blk. oft Mack. Swimming beach Village home on St. Clair River, workmanship. A-I references, WINDOW' CLEANING storms plain d rap e 8, slip covers, Sun. 2-5. Tu prlviliges. PORCH SHI'\DES I SODDING ALUMINUM 3 bedjooms. ooat bouse, elec. James L. Crawford, 'WA and screen service, f ti 11y . aprons and pUiows. TU 1-'1455. Repaired-AII Makes hoist, :fine eummunity, walking SCHNEIDER 2-4546. 'M-h 0 a r_ answering covered. LA 6-8463. f TU 4-0442 CORNICE BOARDS' t DESIGNING. fashionable 'suits, For a lawn you can always aervice.Tenns. OW, 5 rooms distance 10 all s e h 0 0 1. and WINDOW CLEANING coats and diesses; 8ltmltions be proud ':of. 'Sod' now with ./SASH nook. Large re-. churches, $26,500, terms, quick Complete Repair Service with lavatory, ,GROSSE PQINTE .' Cleaning, Repairing 'NALL WASHING.' and hats;! remodeuD.g,'~easan- Merian blue grass. Also com- possession. Reconditioning Painting llnd Decorating _ , J able. VA 2-3610. . plete lawn' and garden: main- SCREENS ellent condi~.ion. BY APP'T. Best of GTelsse Pointe References Service on Screens and Storms . te;lanee. Free. esti..""Ultes. e. Retiring to ROSLYN ROAD ST. CLAIR RIVER ESTATE lntedor - Exterior . Brick Washing Expertly Done ALTERATIONS on ladiesi and ,DOORS e TU. 2-0654. W alk less than block to Ferry "E~QUIRE SHADE CO ... ~r,ee Estimates The one and only place of its 15133 Gratiot Basement Painting children.s apparel. Excellent kind, 1 hour Detroit. Beautiful Gr ade School. Bright, roomy: JOHN R.. f:ORTIER PR 7-3551 .GREAT LAKES ..lAIR.TEe MEiAL FnOtilJ~T~ .~u. Colonial with 3 bedrooms, 2ba., Open Friday. Until 9 P. M. H.' E. GAGE 8l SON workmanship, good services. VICE~ English Tudor home, 3 bed- LA. 1-1515 _ LA. 1-1516 TU 4-0136 VA 1-2165 . TUxedo 1-2442~ LANDSCAPING CO. 640 E. 1 Mile TW 2.7311:} rooms. 2 bath first :floor, guest modern kitchen has dishwpsher, PAINTING, papering, paper re- disposal,. good breakfast area . 1 Block West of Oak1an4 rooms ups t air 8. Completely CARPET LAYING moved. Wall washing. Neat, 21P-FURNITURE .REPAIR . 21U~"LUM~iNG VA ~-3981 furnished, French needle pointe Complete storms, screens. Lot NEW AND. OLD reliable. W 0 r k 'guaranteed. carpeting. Fine apt. over garage, 60' x150'. All fixed carpets and Stair Carpet Shifted Mertens, 122 Muir, TUxedo ~ REPAIR. Refin- SPRENKLE drapes included at price belQw boathouse, greenhouse, 300 ft. Repairs of All ~ype 2-0083. ishing, reupholstering, .pring. P.LUMBfNG .; HI: A:TtN~ 0.000. ' retied. Antiques a specialty. I ~J j 'J1 glorious beach, stately :trees, $3 Leo Trudcl. . "i' Pick-up and, deliv--.' :]) " ,. . VIOLATIONS C01UtECTED beautifully lands c ap ed. A KENWOOD COtmT TU. 5-0703 I~or Finer -..I' SEWERS •. DRAJNS CLEAUD FACTORY FABRICATED - LAkeview 1-8249•.. , ' , . t13322 E JEFFERSON $200,000 property at the attrac- Colonial styled semi-ranch with DRYERS VENTED, $15.00. 3-in. 1nteric)r and Exterior iiy Limits tive price Of $85,000 cash. ground-floor twin-size bedroom standard installation. Call LA Painting :.and De~orating CUSTOM upholstering. A spIen';' . VA 2~32.'4 HABITANT CEDAR FENCl Shown Only by appointment d ba., also den (or extra bed- did selectiOn of decorative GAS KND OIL lNSTAr:t.1!!J) Eves till 6:30 an '7-0G33, TO 1-41~2. for lasting beauty., protection and p1"fvacy T. M. TUCKER, REALTOR r oem), laundry, util. r., jalousie CHRIS C. CHARRON' .fabri~. ~e:." ,needlepoint, ,21V~ILYER PLATING en cl. ser. terrace. 2nd 11 .has. 2 211S-WATCH .£..~IRING . mounting. Estimates cbeer- . ALGONAC , ,. CO. .'Best-looking home in the .neighborhood" - tbat'$ what tbeyl1 .y • bi g twin-size bedrooms and ba. .fully given: Ewald, 13929 'SILVER & GOLD PLATING' 4087 M-29 Hwy •. , SWift 4-3681 EXPERT WATCH and clock re- DR. 1-2686. PR' 8-4778 p epalr Yben by fa beanti£ul Habitant natu.ral wood fenca uound Jour .' I ~i shwasher, disposal, s tor m Our KerchevaL VA 2:-~3. Oxidizing and Repairing . pairIng. Prompt 'service. Ri!8:' Satisfaction Guarantee house and gOIlDds. HahiWlt Fence proreas year lawn aod sardm NEW RANCH BUNGALOW sasJ- Lot SO'xl95'. Owner pre- Estal)lished 1925 son a b Ie prices. Bradley in 21 ~PLASTERING Brass PoliS~ ~d Lacqu~ £rom ~ .thoughtless chiklren -and trespassers, keeps yOW".awn' GROSSE POINTE CITY fel .ale on land contract with Mack at Full Insurance CoVerage For ' , . c.' .. , ' " - Jewe1ry ~g, Engrav.mg J'ewelers. 20926 children a.nd pets safe at. home.' Sty1etl~e from .high, ti,gbt wonn '751 Notre Dame. OpeD. DailY. attractive mimimum ierms. Hampton. TU 2-9309. Your Protection' SPECIALIZING ini-epairs~- ! saeeD feDLeS that afford maximum privacy to low spaced !attica sod GAS A.C. heat, a bed~om. or 2 . ings. Quality work at the . -lEEBERT ~et desigos • ~.~ to ~d ~.J,>~ den,. HUGH CHAlt"iERS i1C-ELECTR1CAL SERVICE PAINTING~ .and DECORATING , . right. price. VAlley 2-2944. '. factOry fabriCated .fit'our'~ bedroom and panelled face , .' SilVERSMITHS TU 4-4040 Gome in ad see us today, we will be glad to plan yout outdoca ; brick, e 0 lor ~ d bath :fixtures, - EXPERT PAPER HANGING U50B CHARLEVoIx A & T ELECTRIC 21. CEMENT WOO jv.iDg aua.and insWl Habitant Fence to your 'exact built-in vanity and cbina .. bi- , Wall 'Washing Service, NR. CHALMERs groaod" net, 60 ft. l,ts, near ahopping ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, , F1'~e Estimates. '\TA 2-7318' , GROSSE POINTE , . EASTERN MASON: and transportation. J~esidentia1 & Commercial HUGHES DECORATOBS YOU WANT a really fine W"Jring ...~=-~,~~~ Ranch style, 8 Y/3ars old, 3-bed- Do , 5293 YORKSHIRE CONTRACTORS 21X-GARAGE. roum, gas A.C. heat, 2 fire- home with unusual quality RAY ARNOLD TU 6-1165 "VA 1-1835 Commercial & Re!ddential MO,DERNIZATION places. recreation room with and charm. Bishop Road, 5 PR 6-736'1 BuildlngTtiCk Pomtmg. - .:.. , .\ bedrooms, 3 baths, paneled PAINTING and, paper han~. sonry' 'llepaim - 'Caulking'. _ COMPLETE, . bar, tile batht kitchen, wash- room, cedar chest and screen living room, 1a r g e library RAPP Electric, residential. in- Complete serviCe. Commercial B~lildi1ig'. Renovators .,_.'~ase- MODERNIZATION SERVICE porch. Numerous extras. Excel- with bay terrace. . dustrial, and commerclaLFHA .and :resiidential'work. ments Waterproofed - Gutters. - Specializing in recreation lent landscape. Early Possession. terms. Garages, additions, air ELGD~. DEcORATORS Gutters PlaStic 'Coated' _. 'RoOf rooms, 'Porehi!8, kitchen. addi- RENAUD ROAD -.,beautifully conditioners, etc. Free esti- .'TU 5-3049 Leaks Repaired~ -. \. tions, :remodeling and repairs. RUSSELL HASKIN' .maintained ran~h, 8 yeal"3 old. mates, reasonable rates. PR f: .' EDWAlID:lL COOK' Over 2$ ,yea:d i!xperience . TUxedo S-0~70 2 spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, 6-0780. 5647 CA11IF.F AVE. FHA terms. library, Florida room, huge PA1NTING 1'0 15-6153 ., FO 6-15184. Frarik J. St.Amour TU 2-8324 WANTED recreation room with fire- 21ID-ELEC. APPl.1ANCI lNTERIOR, EXTERIOR place and bar, closets galore. .~ , ....: '. . REAL ESTATtt SALESMAN SERVICE All work, 'guaranteed to your . satisfactiOlD. ji:ee estimateI. ' 4 full time salesmen Deeded lor RIVAJU) 507-Here's room for EXPERT VACUUM, . your large family in conven .. CALL-MODERN my new offi~e to open in about iP..nt location, 5 bedrooms, 2 CLEANER SERVICE .. 6 weeks at IP802 lrlack Ave. I All makes 24--hour service. ~ee loan- VE 9-7169 baths on' 2nd. 2 hi!drooms; 1 shall 1:.e plea_ to .in+~ er. Rebu1li Hoover.. J1~ to $44.9(1. bath OlD t qu~lified salamen :femi1ar with 3rd. Low a xeS. EXPERT. .painting, decor~" exsisting properly amd the con- $28,500. HARPER VACUUM wall washing, window deaD- / Au1h. Eurek~ Hoover 'Sales and big and! janitor ..e:rvicLJl.ree struction of custom homu in .LEWISTON ROAD - Reducect SIll"V1ce-: ..... ]lemdlts. :Parts 158!,1 Harper ' TU 1~1l21 'estimat.~s, l'fMODab1e.. PRes- this area desirioUl cl making a convenient to schools, shop- Open~lO- 8 p.m. Dally change in their present ~- ping, all large rooms, flori- cott.3 ..0163. Licen- Co""adOI - -F, • FOUNTi4,/NE .FENCE' CO. EXPERT TELEVISION tiC'ns. Liberal contract and da room, library, utility room, Etstal;>liBhed 1.IJ3 . & RADIO SERVICE schedules given. All inq11.i1'es recreation room with fire- REl.IABLE PAINTER needs All Makes Fencing Materials 0,. E"ecJi,on strictly confidential, ama11 sta1!. plaoe. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. work. N e !1t workmanship. ROOFING AND Phonographs - Tape Recorders ':Also wall washin~ $7.00 per For appointme1'lt eall - : , . " SIDING. CO. : ,20760 Harperl ~t 8 Mil •. BEDFOm:> GOODMAN L. L. DACKEN. ELECT . ~erage' room. VA ~7808. LOCKHART ANN l.,ABORA.TORY P. J. HARt Reoltor Qcaine 7-4706 TUxedo 5-6063 . A,c.w, Willy ...... •:.,_-&!' . LA.. .7,_. 7200 fJL-.a1'1253. ,,. latimotes, TU. 1-~86~." ..__ ds Service TV 2-2000 ,TU 2-9:23 I :L B0313 Mack at Lochmo~ A-I PA1£NTn~"G. :Reaaonable. -' or aID _.. . l84&1 JIAQI[ AVDttm ....' IOHN I. OOODM&"'i' Wudo" 1-1191 ft'.1-41m. " bl the Wood. o • .) r .... ;;,'

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:.e " • ' '" , g. ' , - -~------_":"-_~"":'---';-_.* * * __ ~...;...... c.,"":"'- ":-- __ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ---:;. , • * * who. whe.j-4~' and whaaUlO' ',' GQodTaste II" wbooUI Favorite Recipes I , . of ' Have you liecurd a-SO:utthe Case of the Cur:ious Cat It •• or What Happened to, Poor IrVing? Irving arId Bingp People In The Know fJ~nte are two feline residents in the Rivard boulevard home' of - " '. E. L. ROHRBACH IlL', • SEAFOOD LUNCHEQN - ." Irving, a~cordiJrig to son nICK ROHRBACH, Counter P01Tlts had lJt:>.!l sniffing suspiciously for' some time around a Contributed by' small cat-size door on the second floor of t}1e Hohrbach, Mrs. Willard A:: Giddens b, Roberta Isley horne ••. and never could under~tand why'the door was , 1 c. tomato soup " . . n blazes. It flickers. It is' pfobably the most compU.. so ti~htly closed. 3' 3-oz. :pkg~,cream cheese ment~ lighting you could turn on anywhere. This shin- Recently, someone left the door ajar • •• ,old nosy, 2 envelopes ~ox gelatin ~g took a step inside to look the situation over •.• and . ' 2 SmaIl 'onions ing accessory is an imported .Torellebag, hand-made in catapulted down two, stories of laundry' chute ,t'? find him. " 1 c.inayorinaise France. Each rhinestone is set in sterling silver prongs- self sitting ignominiousl~' in the basement! , , 1 'c.celery,-:cut fine The tiniest, b~ad, treatment we have ever seen, is around ' I - * * * the frame. We'll guarantee that .this is vivid, lighting, 'Tis reported that sin(~e one popular gentlem8l11named Sal~, red pepper, parsley, w\ll spark any dress you own. Twinkles in ALL directions.. "SOlTPY SALES" moved with his family into III terrace gre~n pepper-according to Tag reads one hundred dollars. D. J. Healey's, in the village. on Rivard boulevard, the front stoop has been swarming taste. with youngsters, autograph books clutched in their hot, If' YOlt tWe super.feminine* * now* is the time to ,indulge. little palms, anxious to get a glimpse of their h4~ro. Boll soup. Soak 'gelatin in 1 c. In the windows of lrving's, on the hill, this week we Jis. .. * * water. When dissolved, add to covered that designers have done their best in "56 10 help , Grosse Pointe folk in Paris ~pplauded madly when soup and let cooL Cut onion, YOU ftLive the Life You Love.'" These windows fJ1'ove thr.r: CHET SAMPSON was plucked from the Follies Be.rgere celery and\ pepper very fin~. a#er all f<;$hionis Il capricious thing *' •• so ""t~ch variety. t In ~ r audience and put in the ,act: Chet ~~d to c~~pe e Add salt, red, pepper to soup It is t'eally possible to show up at the resort 01' club hool eetg white be~ting contest, surroundea. by ParIS.Ian beau.~les , . mixture. Add cut onio~ celery in one of many ways. Don a NetJie Rosenstein' ~rmbroiderecl wh ~ o were etiving him aU kin ds 0+~ F'renc h ms true tIOns, MRS . ..TOHN'.rrt.J.. SHORT' OF LAKE SHORE ROAD" and green pepper .• Add may. cotton bathing suit w,ith its frosty wh"ite background ••• 6'€Weell of which heo. couldn't understand a word. By Kl'f;h,', Marriott • -Fred Runnells,Photo' onnaise. and ,pink trim. for color ••• the modelh is we,arjng,_,. II pSh011 "",,1' coat to match. Top it} by all means, wit an It(ll,M?J Sun lt1'r.tr .* * * p . h b h '11 'f -h h .I a woman :from Ecuador. almo'st Rinse riI1gmold in cold w:.ter. sol • • • wear sun specs laden with jewels • • • or etched ;'1'1 PIL:FERINGS , arents, w 0 egan er co ec Ion ':' e~ s e w~s on y a figuiine,carved from a single , t in 1 gold. If you .#wejer}cho,osea bathing suit w,ith matching ski'I't four years old, are undoubtedly responSIble 'for Mrs. John 'piece'of'wood. Pour in mixture; se .coo t" A woman, pricing a hat, gasped when"told it w~s $75. T. Short's colle'ction of mo're than' 300 unusual dolls from\ . scandinavian' Dolls place to mold. Serve with boiled ••• boldly checked ••• fer:s.cinatingcolor treatme111here. It • "WhY. there isn't anything on that hat! . U' '. ' ce pink$ black, orchid, and yellow. Lying casually over fI htSnd~ all parts of the globe. ~, '. '. ~A" gay ~ood~~faced N~rwe. shrimp. ,se a 1'JlayonnalSesau 141 "You are paying for the restraint," the saleswoman , .' '. ., ., gI,an dancmg paIr are brIghtly withn1eniy ot paprika. some piece of luggage we eyed a white terry robe ••• go replied quietly. ' Tn,efIrst d,oll~s. Short ever gmal 18th century puppet from costumed. Mrs. Short's Danish 'i' trirJzmed.Mr. Bergen informed us that it also comes 1m Americlm '" • • acqwrefd ~~\I~,no; abo~t ~o ISi<:ily.' , ,chimney sweep wears' 'tram- Heated hard rol~, butter. and Beauty or aqua.Pour Ie voyage don't miss Mr. Christian Dior'r . Which brings u.P the tale of the elder.1y woman w.ho years 0 ,'a een esse. -; Mrs. Short's ~olorfu11y cos- tional' bla'ck outfit, l\igh ,silk ,a!beverage, plus mmtscomplete heaven scent ••• well} gals, Bon Voyage! II .• I I k t h her g~ancIn:0tber.for aSIs~er turned YugoslaVIan doll has, a hat and carries ladder and rope this luncheon. was also shoppinO' for a hat, but the sa esgIr ep S owmg who J~v~d ~ Denmark~ When beautiful face of' soft chamo~s Her parents had written t~,., ,. * * her 'flew types of hendpear which rlidn't su;t at £tll. that SIster dIed, the doll was which feels lik~ human skin., D' k' " ki g f ,', h a d~oll S t H ld Bl'ight Fashion Flash: Pauline Trigere's hand loomed Ber-

t d d 0 Finally, she said, ''Listen, I wear a corse an ,raw ers , sent t0 Mr s'. Sho~s' SIS t e7, She,h~s' a svyeet-fac.edGerman and.enmarit wasmad~,as n upor sue,when none'• COU' S, 0 . mnda shorts, sun dresses and skirts make th~ir debut inthcs ,and I want a hat to match." who bore het glv~n.nap1e. It s doll WIthbralded hBU'and trad- could b fo d ". H C t Pointe this week. The designs are worl\s of art ••• AND, dig * * * a lovely old-f~hione?:doll with itional quilted'p~tticoat.,'An ex. Also,~ -P:d~d 'of 'Denmark ' onor 'our the price tags ••• eleven ninety-five 'n fourteen-Dinety-fivet!f d H di D. 'd' hands and f~et of ~tld. otic Spanisp girls sits on albench is the doll' from: the, Faro, Is- -- Exclusively at Marga:-et Rice's. in the Pointe. The first Mrs. Richar ar ng aVlS was. rl mg one lVlrs: Shorts Damsh ancestry 'struInm;~~g a mandolin and 'lands which this Pointer're- Boy Scout Troop ,703, spon- , h er day in a Long Island train when an important-looking hasdglVengOO d . ~ccess to ma~y we,aring' a' full-skirted green ceived when she 'wasoruy -five sored' by,the Men's Club of the * * * 'N'oman took a seat across the aisle from her. Mrs. Davis h S]lcant"mavIant'LsOturh<:eshlndress. 'years, old;-The- doli wears the Grosse PointeCengregational Sprightly colors, new ideas and materials have made remembered that somewhere she had met the newcomer, e~ co ec mg~so !.ia seas - ,From All Lands, headdress p~Wiar to the is- ,Church, held a court of honor THE difference in modern bathrooms. How the charmin'g but she could not recall her name. To make the situation qwte a fe~ examples, from 'More extremes of her coll~- lands plus,a long-sleeved brown in the church on J:u..lle19. '. accessories add sparkle and informality~ Here is fun. Think

1 d dd d 1 t' d those countrIes. tl'on m'clude a cheerful Chinese dr '", .,'t' 'I ' I tt. ' , ts 0 0 , acutelY embarrassing, the a y no e p easan,.y an Of Ever Material" . , ess' ov~r~l.U Ip e pe. Icoa., In. i m p,r e s s 1v e ceremomes on this. One hundred and sixty-one colors are available said, "Won't you come sit with me, Mrs. ;.Javis?" Her friends Yhavebeen very ~~~er:':{\~ea:tr~~ ap~~~~r:;e:~. He~<:.~ee~ikd~~,M.rsi Sho~t tr.oop ad.vancement inC?luded~ in: bathroom' rugs at the Top '0 The Hill. They match

Mrs. Davis changed her seat, and then be~an a mentJ.l good too about picking up un- k t th 0 t tt d S ,says, IS JUS e, _e.pICures m ,Life and. Eagle Scout awar any br,and towel, too. Any size is available because each P 1 struggle to recall the elusiv.e na~e. resen,tly w.hat she usual d~lls for her in' thei~ rlan,eepaugypsyewomanram; a ~In ooecolpr,'f;y'u1- reindeerNational pantsGeograp.1rem:deeri;£," in'.lined',his given to Lauren" Bowler.tAll'" rug IS' IOndividually 'fwoven to order. Monograms can "'b , ' hoped o was a clue disclosed Itself. The lady mentloned a travels. Now, she has dolls elf' dress' and a'Wakambawarrior b t 'd b d~ ape - orn . , Star awards'went 0 en woven in. Choose plain or combinations of colors. Lid every imaginable size and ma,. carv~d from' a single piece of 00 S danth,:heaal'd'.,c . W - Rice, Brian MW:Phy,Lawrence . l' b' d d All - tw brother. t "I bb h Il - aroun e.s 0 ers.,' Luk d Bill B gan covers any SIze or co or can e or ere. ow Just . 0 ena •.. sponge, ru er, s e , wood~TheJ.att~.r,in tribal.tradi- 'Without doubt, one ' of the . e an, fer.. . weeks for delivery'. 104 Kercheval, on the hill,. "Oh, yes. Your brother." Mrs. Davis grasped at the straw, wool, corn husks, and tion, has split ears and a head world's smallest jointed dolls'is . Advanc,ed :0 ~st Class Scouts straw. "What is he doing now?" . wood, among others. tightly bound'to lengthen it. .' th Sh t di la,. It' less were Gary OSIUS,James D. * * • "Oh, he's still President of the United States," said After Wo:-ld War, II, Mrll. A Chinese ~aildmotlier. and ~an~a1f~riIicli'f6h::~it;ar:ins Giovanni, Joe Lam:, Jam~s, What will you look for when you go shopping f01" th" Mrs. Dou"'las Robinson, sister of Theodore Roosevelt. Sho~t explams, marry, of ~he a,C:hinesepro!essor wear. in.ter- and legs thatmove.,c ~augner, Kenneth ~t~ley, ,Wll- bride? What will she be looking for in her long range bome o • * • foreIgn dolls were ma~e WIth estItlgexpresslOnsandare:W:lred 'C. ti. 'M deJs ,ham Ramsay,. Br1~. Murp.hy, planning? Stainless steel tableware is one thing she ;s SU,,! i d In 11 t yarn faces or of whatever scraps to xespond with nervous~move- A ty ,~r:-a ~" . 0 , 'd'" " Roger ,Bowler and- Allen Rice. to considet,. Without pampering or hoUshing, II new,. worlJ. The following eorrect on app.eare a sm~l own the people,coul~layhands upon. ments whenever:,the arms are P;c " . enc~ , ~.....,'a ,. Second class advancements t'. paper:-"Our paper carried the notic~ last wee~ that A small IndIan do!! COUplE!,tou<:hed..,Right:,afte!, Israel'de- cute Syrl~n l>eddle~ato~ al~g~ were won, by Stanley Dolega, of carefree living and casual' entertai-:zment awaits the' bride. Mr. John Jones is a defective in the pobce force. ThIS was whose fa~es are of drIed apple, dared its' independence. Mrs. donkey ,anod.a .BUlgarum . o. Charles Kramer, Paul Boulan- Here at the Le,!gue Shop} 72 Kercheval} the solid Swedish ..3 4. .. I. a typographlca• I error. Mr"onesJ IS. rea 11y a Ue"~ct'Ive in appear as' black .as ' ,ebony• 'Short, pIC. k'edup'm, - New,'y or'k' whose-outfit.lS,complete,to."" , " ' '0 - .... petit", .. ,. • ger. Steven''.. Christian~- G, ary"_s#":nless':s, '" b"'''ut:jully...... P.hp f,'-':shed Q ha-..lT__ G-#ty rO"I-..l-d_TI#f: I the police farce. e y ....m " Another colored man's face was a.replica 'of an 'Israeli girl hawk- J)omt apron a: }ust a.few mor~ Osi~ and Roger Bowler, fluted, ~oncave, and other patterns make it II c01nplete liMo • • • made from a nut. A large;r . .ill MrS.Short s'exienSlve-collec- ' C try A d CYrano-like figure is an ori- mg newspapers. D lIs tion. God. and 'Koun th ~.tanlwars * '" • Among- the pupils in a high school c.hemi.stry c.lass ------Famous 0 " At, the: time' of the late ~" weJ;egIven to enn.e.;:" ey, W d rf 1 i k h th are was a lad who had' a tend,ency to monopo Iize, dISCUSSlons. ,Mrs. Short. has wond.erful George VI's coronatI'on',m' Eng. James Taugner, William .Ram- 'allon'e .u dpcTrail-me.upsPha ••• even.thmorehill sois wf enturin.eyEllz .\ The teacher dec b h Id IS, ided that .such a troublesome ha it S ou Ea'ge couts dolls of Churchill, Franklin D." land m' 19<;7.,U " Mrs'.:Slior't ae;. sey and Ben McClure., specIb th Ar'y dprIce' f'lm• tal rmacy,d misten eI ; Thea lag f" _ Roosevelt al?-dNap, 01 eon ,by quired a scaled king and, queen Merit Badges were awarded a e en SlY cum an y co ogne. e regu rive, be called to his parents' attention. On his report card Receive' ,Awards famed French dollm~ker"Ravc&. doll. They're a handsome, pair" to' Allen Rice, Brian Murphy, dollar size Is three. dollars and fifty cents •• I and the regular she wrote: "Allan is a good student but he talks too much." Another Co:sic:an. pair and":a and Mrs. Paul Preuth~ ,of Bed-, Fred .Rueger, Gary Os~us;Ken- three dollar size is two dollars., 121 KerchevaL Several days later thE~report was ret~rned. Under- --- French. prOVInCIalcouple lwe~ ... ford road dressed them"in full neth Stanley" William Bergen, * III * neath the teacher's comment, the lad's father' had added: During Court of Honor cere~ ing wooden shoes~also ~Ravca~,coronation 'regalia r.mpplete to Lawrence Ll.1ke and Lauren This is directed to you •~ . the man in walking shorts "You should meet his mother." .. ~,::e~3. ~~dpaC:;;s:~~=s~ have marvelqus expr""oDS ac". velvet trains," beaded trim, BoWler. . ••• or the slack and sport shirt outfit .•• yes, you the ' .' * • Scout Troop 61 received its ,an- hi.eved. o~'fel~~ faces covered crowns and sceptors. . . Participating in cerem'onies guy who js destined to travel. ~ow would you like the Before I got married I had six'theories about l~~,ging b ' f WIth silk.~tockin~~. ' . ..The Short doll collectIon'were W. Edgar Gore, Institu. WHEREVER 'f' bin nual charter and a mem er 0 Mr: Sh,0rtcontrIbuted another. makes-'a fas~inating displaY,for tiona! Representative, Paul L. sheer luxury of shaving " you are ••. , IS g, up c:hildren. Now I have six children-and no ltheories. the troop was awarded'an Eagle outstanding d?ll when he r~- all,ages to VIew.Un£ort~mately, Kolvoord; Grosse Pointe Com- hunting, riding, flying or relaxing? It's possible with the . . Lord. Rochester. badge. Mned il;0m ~ southern ~p_ the. dolls,.are seldom displayed munit Commtssioner arid new Volk Shaver. This easy-to-hold item is a non-eleetric, A Negro P • •. • Recipient' 6f the badge was y.rIth,a~hit~-h.aIredMark rw~ and, spend, ~ good' ~ealof the Jerorr7e E:' Friesma" Comrds- non-battery shaver. It's activated by a gyroscopic motor reacher began his sennon by saying: "Breth- Fred Kot-eher,who was present- m ~ whIte smt., time packed away m trunks. .,. ' 0 Ar 'C "1 d p II f the 0 d whirrs the cutters (fo,. ...blades) ed the award by Bell Kushner. Just as Mrs. Shorts', parents Mr d 'Mr Sh rt h to Sloner DetrOl.t ea ounC]~ an one. u 0 cr...... " ren and sisters, here you is co~' to pray for rain;. I'd The new Eagle Scout' is also hoped,. th,e doll collection has remedyanthis, ~~me~ay-b~e/an • Troop, Conimittee memb~rs up to 10,000 rpm .•• clever, eh? Complete with a foam like to ask you just one ~uest~on-:here is yo'.umbrellas?" junior scoutmaster of the troop. stimulated he~ ~inteIi~st'.m;dif- appropriate ,means 'ofdisp1ay. mclude,sS. LYle!Iudson,wChftlr-rubb~r shock proof zippered case it's tagged at around ' Young Kokher was awarded feren~ 'co~trles. ~~~~ .;of the for ea-ehtUne they ,unpack the, man, John Ramsey, a e~ twenty five dollars at Kilgore and 'Hurd, 92 Kercheval, Although he had just won. a new C8!" In a lraffle, a the honor of opening the cere- costumes:are sym:bC)lic,like' her dolls:and 'tell their stories again;, Kann, Leo Luke, Frank Taug on the hill Scotsman seemed decidedly glum. . monies which began the 'event. taU'white-gowned:Kore~"man. they realize that .the coll~tion ner, Robert Murphy and Web- "What's the matter, Jock?" asked a friend:, Color bearers were Scouts Mrs. Short. explam~d th~t ,the~ has appeai :for ..a,wide, audience. ,ster Bowler. • III * "Mon," he answered, " 'tis this other ticket Why I J 0 h n Huebner,Christ'opher Koreai1S (m; former 'days. at ' .., , ( " . ' Have, you beard about the Country-City cousins' They b h• I ,. l. " Brett, Tony Fuger and Dennis ieast) wore whitefor:mourriiIig .• ever oug t It, canna Imagme. -• McCarron, with Edmund" B. a ,members of the family; and . '. . G " . d .... are the gay c,oltonprovincials, charmingly done by Alex Colman of California. All are in red and white print with fresh lem;. Vernier, chairman' of .the Troop famiJ}.eSin the:?l,d country were " ~IA~ ray-aD ...-_09 Committee makizig the announ- so' mter-marrIed that, ' they. ,~~~ , nine white rick--...ack accents. The dress has (I high square neck. cements. .' wound up wearing white most line ••• the 111:tnper skirt with the bib, top has II white COttOli et e Scoutmaster John Dunn pre~ of the time. . blouse ••• matching full skirts and scooped, neckline blousn ~ a lIorl tJI1tJ sented the following awards to Some Are Picturesque are in, this Country-City Cousins' collection ill MtwglWet'Rice, member of his 'troop:' Art An. Azores pair are unique S · k 76 Kercheval} on the hill. Reasonably twu.ed, too•. /}J s~~eider'b Star R~chout,Badge; in that they are theoilly coutP!e .~~' tLe tlO ~ * * * Of . ~llll Hue ner, IC ,ard West:- Mrs. .short o~s :v;hichhas (Ie , ..~' , Summer Is long lazy days and nights ••• summer Is swim. ,rIck,Jor...n Housema..1, ,Tony Fu- man an entire ,heali '~aller.th;~ sh"L.p' J)J) ger and Christopher Brett, First his female companion.'Most.are your ming ••• and, mayb,e, it involves a sentimental journey. Sum- m"~ItJ.ame6 P• nevllie Class Badge~ D.~ Shea, Frank ,~ual in height. Tn.e.~oman's, .They~rethe ONLY . , f mer will be memories • • • and what wonderful ODes, if you Kotcher and Wl1ham Campbell, ,heavy;nun-likeb~ack c~pekeeps ' ,. , with a' pci;, 0 ' take pictures. Remember you can. buy all the color films for .. Second Class Badge; and John. out the heat during the day,and J'8chting Ihoewi:th the.. yoUr vacation on this coming~bang-up week-end AND return MY FAVORITE: . Van,Horn, Tenderfoot Badge: :.is .colpfortable ' ,~or.. the cool". ' famousalit:.lole,that what you do not use. Fair enough? Camera Center, In t~ village. B k ' The Cardinal Eagle Scout Kotcher-aJso'was- night~ The, ma~'s ~t cap and '. * III AI AOOth M~~t~~Thompson presented, three '.merit badges;:he~vy ho~espun: .s~t ..also ,~,~~ L ,Wipe,,,each, footstep' , , Sperry. u or ;...... Huebner, ,-was gIven one; and :t~still1onyto tp.e'chill 'eveIl).Ilgs~: ,dry ~d~~ A good starting point fqro the :luggage Y9U will tote ,/ Character In a Book Melame SchneiCierreceived one. - -- there. ,', ,. " ;, on your journey begins lit Trail Pharmacy, 'on the-hill Play Tea House of the August Moon, The charter presentation' was, '._,South_AIXlerican-,dolls:in the _ " ,~en whendecu ani. Top-Siders! It could be a cosmetic case fitted with comb, brush, mir- Musical Can Can. made by Paul Kol:voord,;District Short, collection ;i:hdud~.:a,'pic.: : .oaJdDg. Gentiin .. ror, plastic bottles and plastic lined pockets. Find variety Actress :...... He1en. u"'J.ayes CommlSSloner. 0 ' of,, D'"lstrIctJ • 3.' '. ,turesque, 'G'uate~a Ian- 1 Vendb~""" .,., g.d ' in textured and, clear vinyl plastics ••• fancy,touches

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