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u~I;77.::-:::-~~=-----;;:;:=:---:-::-----=-=------VOLUME 22-NO. 25 Entered as Second Class Matter 7c Per Copy at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich, GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN. JUNE 22, 1961 $4,00 Per Year 20 PAGES - TWO SECTIONS - SECTION 1
IIEADLINES Can You Identify This Location? Menlo'rial' Cellter Many Honors of tbe Awarded at \VEEK As Compiled by the Graduation '). Drive Goes Over Grosse Pointe News Three Students Give Ad. 'l'hursday, June 15 '" ." ),Top with $51,301 drAsses Before Announc~. A WASHINGTON conference ment of Scholarship and was held between PI'esident Prize Winners Kennedy and Governor Swain- Association Expresses Appreciation to All Donors and son yesterday and the two >~. spent half an hour going over Many Volunteer Workers Who Made Campaign By Cynthia GUllatt ways of solving MichIgan's un. Success: Gifts Still Coming In GPUS Journalism Student ______Since 1925, Grosse Pointe employment problems. Swain- son requested special Federal C. F. Ogden, president of the Grosse Pointe War High has graduated 11,167 consIderation for d e pre sse d Memorial Association, and Thomas E. Groehn, chair- young men and women. nreas in defense buying and man of the Center's 1961 Family Participation Carn- The latest addition to this said he was "nmch encom'aged" paign, announced Thursday, June 15, that the Memo- group, 719 members of the by the President's sympathetic rial's drive had gone over the top. Class of 1961, were gradu- approach. As of that date, 3,756 families\!' - ated last Thursday. While Swainson Wa'Sin Wash- had con t ribut e d $51,301.59.1 W' Th ington. his veto message on the This is the largest am.ount and ood,s Reafly e cap p e d and gowned milk marketing bill was read, largest number of gIvers ever I. seniors marched into the high, yet recorded by this date ill a T school Auditorium - Gymnasium to the applause of housewives F...0'1tt . to the traditional "Pomp and and consumers who charged Family Particip8tion Drive. In O II~ Circumstance" played by' the that the bill would have in- addition many fa mil i e shave . L.- Grosse Pointe High School Or- creased milk prices, Several pledged art,J0unts which are yet Open Street ehestra, under the direc'.ion ot Democratic legisla'tors said Ithey to be receIved. ' II Mr, Richard Snook. Followin~ Were "IIabbergasted" by the Every gift both large and the playing of the National Governor's action. small has been received with Council Decides to Battle Anthem, Dale Anderson, ,clasg * * * grateful appreciation. The large h president, gave the invocation A STATE BAN on western gilts give the encouragement S ores to Get Hollywood and introduced, the commence- Wayne County building permits , ~ .. and support on which the cam- Avenue Cleared to Lake ment speakers. was under fire by several paign must depend and at the h same time it is an ever-broaden- Tree Speakers builders' who charged that the '1 d Three gr;,uuates, chosen by ban will "wreck the economy" i.ng base of average family do- The Woods CounCl e- ,\:~:,~~~::';if~~:;,~;:~f~~'::~;:;;f~l.:~::').:ll,;~::'~;~~~i..){~~~:~~~t~~r~;~~1fs~::::-'';,'.:.~1,~~.:..'~;~:r.~:.:.~';~'~"~".. nors \vhich the Ceute!' is striv- cided Monday night to go tryout in the spring, spoke on of the county. All types of building, including shopping , The Central Library now oCtupie~ this site. That's the conununity, the shrine was moved to a lakeside ing for and year by year Is to bat against the Village various phases of responsibility. achieving. of Grosse Pointe Shores to The speakers were 'Wayne Wil- centers, schools, hospitals, and Fisher road in the foreground and Kercheval is to the position there. When the bronze tablets were installed ner, Jan Conway and Sharon industrial establishments ha'Ve left, The picture was taken in the late 40's after the in the Center the panels were removed from the Grateful to Volunteers get H 0 11 y woo d A venue Sweeny. been halted because of over- Pointe's shrine to the dead of World War II had been shrine and the structure given to the Sigma Gamma In addition to the don 0 r s, opened for through traffic crowded sewer facilities. Not moved from the other end of the High School campus, Hospital in Mt. Clemens. both those whose gifts have to Lake Shore drive. Wayne Wliner spoke on "Re- been received and those still to sponsibility to Oneself," point. ,included are the City of De- When the Algers gave the ,War Memorial Center to troit, Dearborn, Harper Woods, come, the Center's Board of According to the Master ing out that responsibility, like and the Grosse Pointes, all of Directors gives its g rat e f u 1 '1' h 0 r 0 ugh far e Plan of the cha~ty, begins at home, He which hav~ their own sewer thanks to the many volunteers Shores, approved in 1952, Hol- ~rgcd the graduating class to systems or have received ap- Center Music Watchman to Get Another It who gave so much of their time lywood was not to be a thrDugh ecome self-starters, to ,develop Ttvo I jured a d ff . street. The com pIa I n ant, better habIts, to develop cour- proval of their sewer expan- In e ort to run the can:Palgn. Thomas J. Eurke. who li....es :1t age, to always stri ....e for excel- sion program~. The order was Festival Set Chance to Explain Details t was their efforts plus the the fQot of Hollywood in the l?Ilce,". and to remember that issued last week by Dr, Albert As Car R~ps ge~erosity of the community Woods ear th W ds-8h -' managing oneself is more im. whIch produced success n e 00 ores Heustis, State Health Commis- Th W M . 1 1" i 1 line, purchased his home after portant than managing monev," sioner. For June 28 Of Robhery at Poolhouse Paik Fence e .ar emor a s spe~ a that time However he is now Jan Conway spoke on "Re. * * a}lpreciabon goes to soliclta. d t "d that 'th tr sponsibillty to Associates" She Friday,* June 16 tlon team captains' Arthur P e ermme e s eet . First in Series of Three Transistor Radio Missing from Harold Boyer Poolhouse Bartholomew Jr 1\'1 Al p' should De opened up for through n~ted tha~ very ~oon th.e gradu. FOUR' AMERICAN farm ex- Speeder Runs Red Light at '.., rs., an . traffic. atmg seDlors will begm meet- perts returned from negotia- Planned for Season to Found in His Home; Variations Found in His Story Vernier., Glances Off Beebe, W. FrItz DeFnes, Mrs. ing new people and being met tions in Havana for the Trac- Feature Quartets and to Police Investigating Case Stopped Auto and Raymond J. Duffy, Mrs ..Wa~on Plat Approved in turn. Judgments of these tor-for-Freedom committee to r. Ford, Edward F. GehrIg, 11.1'5. Recently the Shores appror,;~d people will have to be made on report that' Fidel Ca'stro has Songs An assistant watchman for a home in East Jefferson Crashes Nathan B. Goodnow, Thomas E, a plat for the area which would the basis of individual merit Groehn Edward N Hartwick m k th Sh art H lly , agreed to exchange 1,173 cap- The fourth season of the avenue said he saw a mysterious intruder on June 15 and James J. Solon 30 of 9142 PaImer'T Heenan H' H ' a e e ores P of 0 - nQt by means of generalizations, fired warning in an effort to apprehend him. Later tured invaders for 28 million £n.ots AMerican De t ~0 i't sped Jlrrs Leo~ard H ia=n. ~ga;, :;'000Iidead ez:d near the boun- prejudgments, leapt-to conclu- dollars worth of farm tractors. Grosse Pointe Summer Mu- the watchman was found to' posses,; a transistor radio thro~gh ~ red light ~t the ogd~n, s~erling' S. Sanford,' C: u:;nD~~~~VI;:eth;I:-°i~tr:~ .sions, and group labelS. If accepted. the' proposal could sic Festival will open next that was taken from the poolhouse, and modified his bring Castro as many as 10,000 Verruer and Lake Shore A. SchneIder, l\frs. Frederick before the County Plat Boord Raps Blind Conformity Wednesday June 2B, with a story. He has posted a $50 bond and will have another road intersection at about Schumann, Mrs. Perry TeWalt, for its approval. S~aron Slye.e~y, who spoke of the tra'ctors which are small- program of string quartets opportunity to describe the situation in City Court on '1 h Mrs. Dan i elL. Wells and on ResponSIbility to Society," er than the 500 heavy-duty and songs for soprano. This June 27. ~,)------70 nu es an our on Sun- Harold Wiek There is a state statufe which urged the graduates to work tractors he originally requested. concert, which is the first City police said Mrs. H. R. Home Patrol, and an assistant, day, June 1B, glanced off a Many Team Workers may provide a legal basis for with. against, and for society, Meanwhile, the Cuban premier in a series of three to be Boyer, 17700 East J e f fer son Patrick Callan, Jr, 34, of Muir stopped car and crashed Further thanks go to the foI- disputing the dead ending of as the. situation demands. Para- denied that his suggestion was given this year, will be held avenue, heard a commotion on road, had been to the home through an iron fanee of lowing team w 0 r k e r s: N. S. th~ Shores-Hollywood. However, phrasing Benjamin Franklin, a propaganda stunt and boasted as usual in the beautiful .her property and called at 3:45 which was on their regular pa- the Shores' George Osius Aagesen. Mrs. Jam e s Allen, this statute has ne-:er. been she remarked tha~ unles.s we act that Cuba doesn't rea'lly' need trol route. Callan had left Wil- Park Miss l\-Iarie Louise Anderson tested In court, and It IS the together as a world SOCIetyand Fountain Court of the a.m. to inform them that some- . Mrs. Cyril J. Barrett, Mrs: opinion of City Aitorney Julius hang together, "we'll all hang tractors at all. He s~id he helmson in the car while Callan Grosse Pointe War Memo- one had broken into her pool- Shores police sail;l that Solon, (Continued on Page 16) Berns that the statute only ap- each other separately," But sh(} merely believed that his coun- checked the poolhouse, which try should be paid for invasion rial Center in Lakeshore house, whieh is between her shortly before the Shores aeci- . plies to roads which are en- warned against blind conform- road. home and the lake. Two police was out of sighi of Wilhelmson dent, was involved in a hit-and- tirely contained within one mu- ity,' saying that "to oppose damages caused by "mercenary officers had also heard the dls- in the car, Invaders." The Quaftet Number 10 in F turbance and arrived on the run mishap in .Harper Woods. Vandals Dalna!!e, nicipality. Hollywood runs in society may be to save it, if by Fired at Intruder Solon and the owner of the u both the Woods and the Shores. opposing we improve it." '" " * major' by W, A. Mozart will scene immediately. MICHIGAN'S Leg i s 1a torn open the program in a perfor- According to police reports, Callan said that as he was automobile he was driving, who Loot Parked Car In the light of Mr. Berns' Following the senior speeches, meeting in a specia'l session marIce by Gordon Staples, first Pete Wilhelmson, 0 w n e r of unlocking the bath house, he was asleep in the front seat, opinion the Council directed Mr. Jerry J, Gerich, principal, . d . were taken to Bon Seeours Hos- ' . d h f"' called by Governor Swainson I'iolin, Edouard Kesner, second I ------notIce a young man wearmg a him to attempt to obtain a re- recognIze mem ers 0 '.,Ie took just seven hours to kill violin, Nathan Gord'on, viola, white shirt and khaki trousers. pita!. Police gave the name of Ray Damashky of 1244 Way- straining order which would Class of 1961 for outstanding two measures which would and Paul Olefsky, cello. Extinguish Fire After warning the intruder to the owner as Jean Maurice Co- burn, par!wd his car in the prevent the County Plat Board achievement as high school stu- have brought Michigan 25 mil. A performance of two songs halt, Callan said he fired three meau, 26, of 9955 Stoepe!, De- J?efer School lot Monday ~ight, from approving the Plat untit dcnts. lion dollars in Federal funds, by Gustave Holst, two fantasias In Nursing HOllIe warning s hot s, but the man troit. 3u~e ~2, and re.turned ~o It the the two Councils and Planning Each spring senior home- Swainson haci asked for action by Orlando Lassus and "Search- jumped over the fence and dis- Driver Worst Hurt f~llowmg mornmg to fmd th~t Commissioru: could reconsider rooms nominate members of the appeared. Of the two, Solon was the \andals had damaged the vehI- the Issue. This restraint would class whom they consider to he to bring Michigan under the ing for Lambs" by Vaughan A short in the wall of a room City Police Officers Virgil G. most seriously injured, suffer- ~le, and had stolen several come from the Circuit Court. leaders in good citizenship. The expanded Federal program of Williams will follow. Soprano In the Grosse Pointe Nursing aid to dependent children of Beaupre and Richard G. EI- ing a badly lacerated scalp, cuts Items. top five percent of the final Marjorie Gordon will sing with Home caused a fire on June 14 about the face, a cut on the Damashky told Park police I Too Many Dead-Ends ballot received this recognition. the unemployed. He also re- accompaniment by her husband, which was put out within a few worthy. who heard the shot" right leg and internal injuries, th at I.£' found the trunk of the The Woods is faced with a They were Dale And e r son, o.uested approval on a billboard Nathan Gordon, on the viola. In millutes by firemen from the wherewent directlythey foundto theCallan.pooihouse,They Comeau, who was unconscious caT damaged, both front and' succession of dead-end streets. George Baer: Susan Bartholo- regulating bill which would conclusion, the string quartet City, Farms, and Park Fire De- have rntitled the state to a five wilt return to per for m the partments. issued an alert to all police, when polic" arrived. was ex- rear seats and floor mats slash- Thcy are fearful of being P4!lge Two G R 0 S S'E POI N TEN E W S Thursday, June 22, '196 r Young Speeder 'Una!vVare' State's Ban 011 Bui.lding Court Ca.'ws Heard in City Power Paok '0 ,mall The following cases were probation with no drivIng for was fined $20 for allowIng mer. it fit, in your pocket Of Pursuing' Policemen (Continued from Page 1) and Kerby, and will make addi- heard in the City court on Tues. cutting inlo moving traffic and chandlse between the curb and Slone disclosed that city sewer {ions and laiterations therc at a day, July 13. Judge Josepth P. drIvIng while his license was rc- the sidewalk. Peter L. "an Riper, 19, of improvement have becn carried cost of $302,000. Uvlck presidcd. voked. Douglas B. I\lcAlpine, of 294 1490 Iroquois, Detroit, claimed limits, the Farms policemen put on over the years, and the .last The former project will be Robcrl D. Geschke, of 10856 Kcrby, paid $15 for being a dIs. he did not know police were In a radio call to Park authori. major improvcment was COIll" underlaken by Sugdcn, Inc., of Robert E. Baker, Jr., oC 8 Fair Nottingham, Detroit. was found ordcrly pcrson. chasing him during the morning ties for assistance. pleted last summer on Charle.' Oak Park, and the laUeI' b)' R. Lake drive, was found gul1ty of guilty of rcckless driving and hours of Thursday. June 15, al- Park Patrolmen Donald Del- voix, Avondale and Esse .....at a E. Dailey and company of De- driving while hls car was not excessive. speeding and was 'l'he truth really hurts-.and so Place and Robert Saifyrd took cost of 550,000. troit. under ('onlrol and fined $10. fined S50. . would anything else that wal though the chase rea c h e d up the chase at Vernor dnd P k' d Alfrcd L. Nattlns, of 19980 Ray Smith, of 1306 Audubon.' stretchcd that lI\uch. specds up to 95 miles an hour. Buckingham. Speed at this time . Prescntly, the a.r IS speno - Bingham said that the tolal Wedgewood drive, had his sen- I _ Not only did Van Riper try mg $186,000 to Improve Its t f b th . t . $800000 was 75 miles an hour. The Park pumping slation at Jefferson ~s o. 0 proJec s IS , ,tenee suspended for disorderly to break the spced record; he officE.'rs were behind Van Ripel' d 111 'I d nd to cnlarge a lllcludllll;': the purchase of the person. Flash Head 80 small also ignored red signal lights and the Fanns offIcers immedi- an Ill) an , a lan,1 for the boosler station d I it looks like Ilnd stop streets and drove the :Itel" behind them. sewer from the slatlon to the from the Woods engineering For being a isorder y person "meter wrong way on a one-way street, J Detroit intereeptor at J~fferson fees, land survcy~ llnd so on. James E. Hagglund, of 757 Lor_ police said. Between ADlterroadtland DiCkd"and Aller road. The project has This phase cost $127,000. alne, was !inbedt.Sloand received ij'~t)rw:t)tW, ~~t~~)~11 About 5:30 a.m. Thursday, !lrson, in etroll, Ie spee been ordered by the State 90 days pro a IOn. I~ Farms Lt. Vernon Sylvester and shot up to 90 miles an hour, Health Department and the He said that bonds to raise Curt H. Hartog, of 1713 Ros- I~ Patrolman Will i a m Fowler, witn traffic heading cast, one- State Water Resources Commis- money for both pr;,jects have Iyn, paid $10 for recklcss drlv- "'~ ~ way. Van Riper turned rig/It sion to eliminate the pollulion already been sold, and that ing. '-J driving slowly <.ast on Moran, onto A I g 0 n quI n, and was of Fox Creek, blamed on the work is expected to start about DavId M. Kelley. of 1265 Bed- ~ ~ spotted Van Piper going west on stopped at Charlevoix by Del-I"Park. This project will be com. July I, with a completion date ford, was fined $5 lor disorderly ~ ~ Hidge at a high rale of speed. Place and SaiCyrd. Van Riper pleted by :May 1962. for both set for February I, pel'Son and was given 90 days The officer gave chase. The of- '8 ~ danLaged his automobile agaInst Although the City does not 1952. probation to drive only to and ~ ~ ficcrs said that the speed was [email protected]'> a concrete base of a signal pole have rost fir home. troit. AND IN THE FISHER BUILDING ~ll'L~~'i\":'-",(,~~,.,t:2:'~f4}~~~~f4}, ;'."'>',ii • . The last major sewer project. _. IlllllM~.l~'lW~~ Il/J~ n In the Farms was completed in ------"'tl' 1955. Prior to that, there were • • ., improvE!ments made. in four oth- er areas, over a period of time, with costs varying from $100,000 \ to $250,000 for each project. Our technicians are In the spring of Hi60, the well trained and multi-million-dollar G I' 0 sse- A spec'ial message to young couples with experienced. Gratiot Drain, which benefits the Woods, Harper 'Woods and Lei us ~heck 'your 1I1J1etJna a section of St. Ciair Shores, small children & a lot of life insurance for besl reception and was finished. Prior to that, building in the Woods was ~our sel for CfySlaJ tie," forced to a standjitill. ~kwing. Yo~Jluk60ur i City Administrator William The fact that you have a lot of At National Bank of Detroit, happen to you before your . , reas011ab16rates. , Lange !laid that the sewers in life insuranGe shows your deep the Trust Department is staffed children are old enough to ~ the Woods serve a dual pur. men whose sale responsi- handle their own affairs, we pose, to carry out the storm concerti for your family's wel- with POINTE water overflow which is pumped fare. But like so many people, bility is to help people manage will see to it that your children to the Grosse-Gratiot Drain and their money. get the best of financial care. out into Lake St. Clair, and to you may be overlooking one Along with ydur attorney and kitchen center, inc. carry sewage to the Farms v~ry important thing. Ii s~me- Our first step is to get to- pumping station where it is gether with you, your attorney an administrative officer in our 191525 mack pumped into the Fox Creek En" thing happened to both you and Trust Department, there would grollse poInte wood. C. A. Nulling Co. closure and then to Detroit for your wife, who would dedde and insurance counselor in TU,4.4334 treatment. order to go over all your insur- be insurance, investment, tax, Radio and Television what your children would do The first flush of dry weather real estate and accounting spe- 6353 E. Jefferson flow (sewage) is also carrIed ance policies, and plan in with all that insurance money? cialists to help advise and guide LO 7.5502 through the Grosse - Gratiot general how you would want Drain, to the Farms slation, There are relatives and close them Lange said. the money used. Because con- friends, of course. And you All of this is yours through SeveraL months ago, the COUii- ditions change, you can't plan ty imposed a building ban on know you could count on them an Insurance Trust. And there exactly how much to put aside, the Woods because of inade- to give your children a good are many more advantages that quate pumping facilities. This say, for your son's education home and lots of love. But we would like to tell you about. was lifted on Monday, June 5, or )tOur daughter's wedding. when the Woods signed a con- You can reach us at WOodward would these people have the tract with the Wayne County But you can express your phi- 5-6000, Just ask for Mr. Strong. ""Where's the Department of Public Works, to time, the ability and the experi- losophy and provide flexibility enlarge a pumping station at We invite your attorney and ence to manage well the chil- the norijJ.east section of the to meet situations as they arise. insurance advisor to join you Woods. The project will be un- dren's financial affairs? Then~ if something should in discussing this with us. Best Place to Land?" dertaken by the county. The storm water sewers are directly under th'! Grosse Gra. tlot Drain, a!ld bnth follow the That's a question asked frequently this time d year -. course of the r\Hlk River, since ., :" enclosed. The storm water flows yachtsmen planninp a cruise into unfamiliar by "'-it north to the lake; and the sew" age, goes through a 72-ineh In- TRUST DEPARTMENT-:r~ATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT waters. It's also a questic n asked during all seasons .~?" -.~-ffi terceptor toward Detroit, Lange Member Federal Deposil!n1urance Corporation r".."~'-"'._-' '---,~ .., ..,~,~~.~ .... of the year. by many persons who arc not too '" said. ." '.....-..-...-,.~-_..-...,.-.----~.1 well .,~ . On Tuesday. ,Tune 20, George " ..... versed on investing and investment finns. ",<' Bingham, director of the Coun- ty Department of Publle Works, :: ~~~:: I . ~": : : .~.. ' disclosed that the county will < ., ,J Beeausc of om many years of experience, our builri a peak flow booster pump- , . :~!.t lng station at the northeast src- '..i thorough knowledge of the market, and our reputa- "n:. tion. Woods.St. Clair Shores .";, limits. The station will be just ( ,:_', over the Wayne County line in tion for personal service, wc helicvc that ManI~y, '" f .1 I' Macomh County. The cost of .. ,~': :',?:,Jz./ Bennett & Company is the type of "place to land" :i the station, with a metcrinll and j conl.rol system, will be $341,500. , f't<.,;;" ','" these investors arc seeking, t , Hc 111sostated that the Coun- " " ' . I, ty recently leased the Farms .~ " pumping station at ChaHonte ""'~ . If you would like to learn some of the reasons why, , • stop in at either of om offices, at your convenience, Grosse or call liS. Pointe News Published every Thursd;lY by Antcebo Publisher:., Inc. MANLEY, BENNETT & CO. 99 Kercheval Avenue Grosse Pointli 36, Michigan :::.' 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Choose From Sizes 13.20 $3.99 Blue, Olive, Brown NOW $18.95 Reg. $8.95 Husky 12-20 $4.99 Special 5695 NOW $21.50 LIMITED GROUPS Price SPECIAL SALE' Outdoor OF POPULAR Short and Long Sleeve Year 'Round BARADAK SPORTSHIRTS JACKETS Reg. $7.98 JACKETS, Stripes, Checks, KNIT CUFFS, S,lEEVE, Plaids or Solids $3.99 WAISTBAND Reg. $10.95 GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS - Special Groups! A SIZE FOR EVERY BOY '5.48 Spe~ial 5795 Reg. $3.99 $199 Reg. $17.95 Price and up! $8~98 Look around the page! You'll find just a hint of the many, many S. Stein' specials included in this gigantic 3-Day Sale. Men's clothing - young men's clothing - even a few outstanding women's items are marked down as rr.uch as 50% nowl So IMPORTED 100%, Completely Washable, .don't wait for End-Of-Summer Clearances. Shop at S. Stein SILK & WOOL SHARKSKIN CASHMERE Cotton Thursday through Saturday. This. cash - saving sale can SUITS SPORT COATS increase your summer wardrobe at tremendous savings and PLAIN, FANCY - GREY. BROWN SPORT COATS District Checks you'll be able to wear everything you buy all summer long. CALIFORNIA YR.- ROUND WT Glen Plaids ALL COLORS For your shopping convenience, we will b~ open Thursday and PLAIN & i=ANCY 559 36.46: Reg. Short, long REG. $85 Reg. 77 friday evenings until 9 p.m. and Saturday until 6 p.m. only!' $79.50 $63 5 95 Regs., Shorts, Longs, Extra Longs S~~~~al 19 ,Men's Slacks Short Sleeve, Summer BOXER WOMEN'S I 100% Wool-Pleated, Ivy, . All Colors DRESS SHIRTS Undershorts Button Down Collars- Reg. $18.95, NOW $13 ..99' \Vhih, Colors, Patterns Wash 'N' Wear with Including SPECIALS • Continentals & Plaids, $14.99 Semi-Spread Short Point Collar Oxford Cloth Sizes 14. 17 Reg. $17.95.$27.50. Now $ 9.17 Reg. $2.00 Reg. $2.50 Reg. $20.00-$27.50. No.w $10.77 Reg. N Imported, Bleeding $5.00 ow 5395 39 69 Reg. $27.50.$44.50. Now $19.77 '1 $1 MADRAS long sleeve and .s~ort sleeve SPORT SHIRTS JAMAICAN -- SPECIAL GROUPS -- Re'g. $5.00 • $8.95 NOW $2.99 Reg. $12.95 Up NOW $6.99 SHORTS • Fully lined Reg. $5.95 Cottons - Orlons $3.99 • Guaranteed to "bleed" KNIT Long or Short Sleeves Reg. $8.95 $5.99 • Hundreds of different All Sizes! Reg. $10.95 $8.99 Madras Plaids All Colors! • Sizes 8-18 SHIRTS Reg. $16.50 $9.99 17012 Kercheval SOLD ELSEWHERE SPECIAL SALE HOURS FOR $10.95 UP. . . THURSDAY . . . 9 A.M ...9 P.M. $ FRIDAY . ~ . 9 A.M."-9 P.M. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SATURDAY . . . 9 A.M.-6 P.M. • SdSded tL Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 22, 19(, I Announcing • the ANNUAL ~ PRICE SALE ,Opening ORANGE FLOWER SKIN FRUHENIR [or dry or normal skin. A fresh, DETROIT fragrant lotion that delicately moisturizes, refmes, tones .•• re- news that radiant look. 16 oz. CITY reg. $3.50, now $1.75. TIDCTURE LOTION for normal or oily skin. Lavender-tinted lotion awak. AIRPORT ens "tired" ~omplexions ..• gently stimulates ... removes excess oil •.. lesl'es skin totally refreshed I ItIOTEL 16 oz. reg. $3.50, now $1.75. Fifty fabulous rooms, color DOROTHY GRAY • , .. I • I oJ I I .. ": I I .. I • , , ...... •• 1 sories from "o\\:ard winning't designs by Ellio:! Frey and Associates. Unusual designs, ATotreDame Plzarmacy firsl time used in a modern Kercheval at Notre Dame !!\ruclure, b\' Malcolm lev- enten. Come see, come stay TU 5.2154 at this luxurious hostelry, sure to be a famous east side landmark . • 50 Award WinninC} Rooms • Cocktail Lounge CHET SAMPSON • 1-2.3 Room Suites • Air Conditioning TRAVEL SERVICE • Rates "rom $!:I.OO controls your • Half Rates 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. figure OPENING THIS SIGN GUARANTEES YOU PROMPT PERSONALIZED, PROFESSIONAL with Thurs.-June 15th TRAVEL SERVICE. Nhlth Ye~r of Serl'ilJg Grosse PoitJIe (-0-0-0-1 LOCATED Your Vacation Headq'uarters 10945 Gratiot 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TU 5-75! 0 summer at Conner' comfort ••• and time for RESERVATIONS 'outdoor living! Phone 371-77.00 1.' WE RENT The bra beautiful: whrte TRAILERS - PUMPS CEMENT MIXERS cotton. Whirfpool eups; WHEELBARROWS knit n~n.stip( non.ride AIR COMPRESSORS back band. Sizes 32 to Floris DeMeulenaere TU 5-6114 38; A,B,C (lUp•• 2.50 18710 Mack Avenue Pantie girdle. white Spandex fibr., extra long legs eon. of 4 [Just a Reminder] detachable gorier., Grosse Pointe Pork's ordinance knit C!rofchand inner eliminating garbage pickups is effective July 1. But there's still .thigh.S,M,L 10.91 time to install on efficient, thrifty.operating GOI Irtcinero- tor. Coil your dealer or the 1\4 i chi g a n Consolidated Gas Jacobsons Com pan y at WOodward 5. Grape Pattern Settee 00 8000. Do it tMOY! now only $12 PER LESSON " In C~st Aluminum, $35.00 . In Cast Iron, $29.95 . Matching pieces available. "Alwa IS The Finest In Fireplace Fixtures" ~~::~~~:: I Woods Mantel & Tile .Co. 21232 Harper 7 Blocks N. of 8 Mile Rd. DR 1-1985 C per 4S yard Open Monday and Friday 9 to 9-Tues" Wed., Thurs. and Sat" 9 to 6 FAST SERVICE McCOY & SONS CARPET COMPANY • 'I • , •.• ~. ~, ~it-; OPE:\' THURS. I\~n FRI. V:'\TfL 8:30 P.:U. 14301 E. WARREN J.aCo.bsoilS ,.<. • .~ '. ••• • ~ VA 2.4100 ('ornrr Lakewood Prismatic. ..the only make-up .~ Porch skin, as well as enhance II I. Enclosures i~ _.Porce!a'ir;, is for oily PRISffinnc skins ...White Camelia is for YOlmg, Awning Windows I~ MAXE.UP e-u". t, ...... f~1 ~ Jalousie!' = 5. and 2.50, plus tax. Screen Porches G~ (/fexmuIM emit~ 1JP.I'.st>oll. ." Sliding Doors :~ i\1R vltl' !r.nI , ',,"' ,', Aluminum Siding .~ light and puffy summer comforter . ~?$AIJ>4~~ ~ KAUFMANN I ~ " ...- ..".----.-----' -- ,...... Completely washable dccron polyester filled nylon cover •.• carnation J ('1(.~.;f1St n'~; Pointe Screen II print on one side, solid color on the other makes it beautifully reversible. and Sash i~ Lilac, blue, pink, gold. 72x84" twin or full size. 12.98 Accessory Bar - First Floor 1'328 Mock TU 1.6130 ~ i TWO HOUR FREIi PARKING -- Tickets Validated When You Make a Pur~has. • • i t ~ l' .. • ...... • ...... , ..... " ... , ~ ~...... - . . . . ~'...... - .. ~...... Thursaay, June 22, 1961' 'GR'OSSe POINTE t'lEWS Page Five Village Garden Club To Meet in Ann Arbor And No One Was Seriously Hurt 1'he Village Garden Club is This Is an annual meeting meeting at the Ann AI'bor and flowel' arrangements will ,\ M I :>,'~.;y,,;.','tr.;9 home of Mrs. Robert E. Derry ''', i" ' ;~ ~'" ' '1,,"';0 on Friday, June 23. be brought by various members. 'I I, . EVERY HOME NEEDS THIS \ ! ,'~ '" ,....-~~."' ..,.--_...... --,..""-_ .... _."" ,~- .--' MODERN LOW COST APPLIANCE GOLF HINTS: TERRY SHOOK, associate pro at Lakepointe Country Club, will be on the Parkway adjacent to our St. Clair entrance on Thursday and Friday, June 22-23 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., to give you helpful tips on improving your game of golf. I I OUTDOOR COOK-OUT: Come join us for a complimentary cookout with Big Boy Full Firebrick Lining Barbecue's own famous chef on Saturday, June 24 from 12 PLUS noon to 5:00 p.m. on the patio at the rear of the Home Glass-Li ned Decorative Shop. Be sure to see our complete selection of grills and barbecue accessories. Heavy Steel Jacket! The Easy, Safe, Clean, Low SWIMMING: Cost Way to Dispose of Food Waste and Trash! WILLIAM T. HERRICK, American Red. Cross life saving = expert, will be in our Sportswear Shop on the main floor No Down Payment = ThursddY, June 29, from r :00 to 5:00 p.m., to offer informa- $1.98 Per Week = tion and instruction on swimming and life saving. = Ihformal modeling of swimwear by our teen panel. LOWEST PRICES . I I Kern's Heating Appliances .-Jal'()/hS()IlS & :;:; 14200 E. Warren . VA 2-8181 I . '. -. . E Pholos by DeKeyser D A car and delivery truck collided at Bon Secours Hospital where one was Washington road at St. Paul on June released the following day and the I 15 and both drivers were thrown from other remained suffering from mul. A S their vehicles to. the pavement. They tiple fractures. • were taken by police ambulance to P 0 ------P N lng easlward on Sl. Paul at 6:22 aculous" that both drivers were L City police issued reckless p.m. and as she entered the in- saved. S I driving tickets to both drivers, lersection al Washinglon, her ------E Flossie L. Jones, 447 McKinley car was struck on the left side = A avenue, and Nick Stellin, of by the delivery truck which was WE ANNOUNCE R N Grand Rapids. The case will be traveling southward. Consider- WITH PRIDE OUR V decided in Justice Court on able damage was done to both C June 27, vehicles and they were towed ALL NEW I E According to a 'City police to lhe Police station on Maumee C report, Flossie Jones was driv- avenue. \tI" CLEARANCE! S City police officer. William ~ E Waldecker, Jr., Donald F. Frilz, -..Jl_lIll. _. fL. • and Duncan MacEachern were -rr~ = KITCHENS OF CHARM AND CHARACTER Just a Renlluder] assisled by Farms Patrolmen = BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE [ , Frank Kerbrat and Guy Lyford. PARTY SH BY The officers were unable to OP ~ Grosse Pointe Pork's ordinance question eilher of the drivers ~ SPORT StuR1S eliminating garbage pickups is on the scene, but said that one ~ CURTIS MOWER effective July I. But there's U f"1 d t b h ~ still time to install on efficient, lraffic sign. Speed was not an _ apparen y al e a 0 ey t e ~=_======18538 MACK at TOURAINE thrifty-operating Gas lncinera- apparent factor, they reported. 1.99 2.99 TU. 5-3206 tor. Coli your dealer or the At Bon Secours, Stellin was M i chi 9 a n Consolidated Gas treated for a head injUl'Y and If Your Kitchell Is Unbecom;11g to You, Com po n y at WOodward 5- cuts and was released the fol- You Shortld Be Coming to Us. 8000. Do it today! lowing day to return to Grand G:oof, good-looking wash.and- Rapids. Flossie Jones rsits made by the 10th of any month earn 3. at the new 3% annual rate from the 1st and are considered to have been on deposit a full c.~lendar month. If you are ,~ Deposits to your account earn. interest at the 4. full rate FOR EVERY FULL CALENDAR MONTH moving or know i ~ ON DEPOSIT. of someone who 3% interest ib paid on every dollar of your savings. 5. is moving, 6. Manufacturers Bank is a member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and contact depositors fund;; are protected to $10,000 by this agency_ Welcome 7. It is practical to saL'C where you may borrow if necessary. Your Savings Account at Manufaclurers Bank helps Wagon establish your bank credit. Smart color combination + easy-core for your basket clacron polyester/cotton = now-through. 8. There are over 40 offices to serve you and any Manufacturers office can take care of all your of gifts and Ii fall casual fashion! Magenta/blue plaid savings, checking, borrowing an.d trusl needs. greetings. II coordinates with solid, cool cotton shirt, 1~ Sizes 6-14. Culotte.6.98 Jamaica. 5.98 PHONE IE Shirt, 3.98 Also, hip.s~tch pleat skirt. 7.98 *'MANUFACTURERS TU 5.4817 1M~'1f'il@~~fi:. ~~~ ~ TU 5-0994 MClck near Ll)chmoor Jefferson E. at Coplin Warren E. at Three Mile Drive WELCOME WAGON TWO HOUR FREE PARKING-Tickets Validated When You Make a Purchase a - -- - -~~~-- -~-~..~ ~-- -.- - _- -,-.,...-c..c-•.,.•""C.. 4-.- q C CIlllC qQ'llC.. C C CJlCCCU ".lPItIdllCIIIl' C"C"CII."."'.Clc ••••• a.a.a.CIIS•• "SI'lis.a.S.SIS.£.£.SZ.S2.£ \ Page Six GROSSE POINTE l'lEWS ThursClay, :June 22, '196f' north on Waybur/l, tossing away I be,lng about 20 years old, about l'raffic Control Probleln l Sale on Sunday Thief Snatches th" umbrella 1l'S he ran, live feet six inches tall. 140 She described the youlh as pounus, dark hair, Solution Found in Fllrllls Closes Park Bal' JVollla",'s Pur",e The 1\lidligan Liquor Control A thief snatched a pUl'se ilnd Hl'side{lls of Williams al'l.'nue, llal'king on one side of Ihe Commission imposed a 30- Can PEOPLES 24300 Harper Avenue PR 5..3455 rE.4-6900 Between 9 and 10 Mile - 2 mile, straight off end of Ford Expressway Open Daily and Sundays VOGEL-RITT FEDERAL Pest Control Service SAVINGS Your mOl1ey i~ ~afc at Peoples Carl Joyner's Studio Camera Shop Federal Savings; c\'er~- dollar is illsnrc(i up to ;\10,000 hy an 20229 Mack Ave, TUxedo 1-6200 agency of the {:nik(l States (~o\'crn mcn t. A n<1 en'r>' doflar carns at the high rate of 335%, Headquarters for compolll1ded semi-annually. You arc safe and ~ati~:;ficdat PI"S. Current Rote 1201 GRISWOLD at STATE the HARPER at OUTER DRIVE GRATIOT at TOEPFER system WO 1.0\70 tA 7.7210 PR 2.5500 ._ Hours: Monday ••••••••• ~•• 9 to 6 HOUri, Monday thr" HOIIn: Monday thrll Tuesday •••••••••••• 910.c Thursday. ill ill ill to to 5 ThurJdny •••• 'llo- ., IOJ17'5 Wednesday •••••••• 910.c Fridoy ••• , ••••••••• 10 to 8 FridOY , J'O.08 Thursdny 9 10 .c friday 910 6 " .. ,._"., . " , . n. , . • '" ,.. . A\.\ \ \ • < " '. Q • \. • Thursday, June 22, 1961 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Saven Blue lli.Y Club llolds Election community thl'ough service and leadcrship at the Franklin Set. Vacation vVith A Mission Warren Kreidler" w'as eleded Y.M.C.A. for the purpose of t1cmcnt house, Y.i\1.C,A.'s Eas- rronl '1"uylor B ..i~k In~. ter Lcarn to Swim Campaign • .president of the B1uc Hi.Y Club del'eloping you t h lpaliership 13033 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, Mich. LAkevip.w 6-3000 of Grogse Pointe Ili;:h Sl'hool based on religious emphasis, and in raising $123 for the Y's The World's Friendliest Dealer and One of the Largest lasl weck for the 1961 fall sc- charact('r training, groug and World Servi('e pl' 0 ll: I' a m thl'ou!lhout thirty-ninc fOI'~lgn mester, according to Dale Pat- individual servlre aclivitie,. Oilers terson, club adviscl'. During' the 1960-61 school tountries, The donillion was re- illized through dub proj cds of The Blue 1I1-Y is organizcd .year Ihe club Illilde an out. Special Seasonal Tune-Up of Engine by the Hannan Brandl of the standing contribution to the a ear \\'ilsh and a splash party at the "Y". Clean, inspect and regap or replace spark plugs. Clean, inspect John !>ert(,l' was elf'ded viee- and regap or replace dislribulor points. Reset ignition timing. Prescriptions Filled presidcnt, Scott Shaw, treasul'- Clean fuel filter. Clean Carburetor air cleaner. Inspect alld , a djust automatic choke. Inspect spark plug wires a lid booh. Cont(lct I,ells Service ('1',' and Ron BUlns, Se ,/ As Little as a Dollar Starts 'Your 3% Savings .lI\.ccount.! A $1.00 deposit is all YOll nced to opcn your 3% savings account at National Bank of Detroit, because now Ilil .savings accounts carn 3~~. Jntcrc..,t is paid quarterly and deposits made by the 10th of the lllonth earn interest frem the first. And to build your savings account even more swiftly and surely-yoll can take advantage of our new Automatic Savings Plan. Just tell llS the sum you'd like to save each month ($10 or more) and we'll transfer that amount from your checking to your saving'S account. There's never becn an easier \va'y to save or a better time to start savin~, so stop by today at anyone of our 68 neighborhood offices. Remember-all you nced is a dollar hill that's anxious to grow. VI -/1.7 ,f '£t4JJJl £,: 112 19815 MACK AVE:; at Huntington TU. '-6233 NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT j..,' ,.r ... of. _" .. :.- ...... " _~ ,,:.. ~ ------~ ----..--.~-..--- ...- 04j.._ _.,... :q 4 ..c c CIIl C"IllC ClllIz aCQ!lII4 '.a a..;illS.Z.ZII!I, (Iu.all!l.414..&•.a.a.'lItQGQc •.'''''-.6I1,'t 14)•. a'.I4''''.a•.•s'.t.a.a.all.'.d.al .•a~.aIl,.&.)•.,.&.d•.I(••••••••••• • , • • • • • 1 • .. ~. ~. Page Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 22, 1961 1,700 Getting Little League Results Ir"'~~---,N p I Babe Ruth League I~~:~e~I~~:~:~!)SWayne Degl'e~s ~~ B}' Frank McBride • l~------: Action in the Gr'os~e Pointe Degrees will be conferred on f;1:.~'_'!:lal:~~m~i~l~');'!;,l~~'l:':~lli~~<:4~m)~~";::;iM:~~~~~J By Randy lIancock , number of errors. The winning Soccel! League came to an end almost 1,700 candidates during By Thomas H. Kleene OHIO STATE 14 10 4 The local sailing ileet split up of M crew sparked by Timmie Last week saw the endings of pitcher was Spencer of the Dod- this past Saturday as Schum- Wayne State University's com- PARK WP - William Miller; LP - last weekend as the small class Schneider and otto Sherer the first half schedule of the gel's. The losing pitcher for the mer's "Boomers," Ipague cham. mencment exercises at 8:30 p.m. The second half of the Grosse Peter Savage. boats participated in the Wind. placed fourth in the three clay Woods.Shores Bllbe Ruth Base. American Leaguc was Stan "we pions, played an All-Star ~quad Thursday, June 22, in Cobo Pointe Park Little League sea. PURDUE 13 3 0 sor Yacht Club Regatta and the meet. Eastern Univ9rsities fin. 1>all Lp.ague schedule. was robbed" LoeHler, composed of players from the Hall's Convention Arena. son got under way with two WISCONSIN 18 9 1 larger. oHen referred to as ished in the first three places. While the Indians e a s i 1y While the score would indi- other three league teams. 'I'he tcams in each of thc Major WP - Mike McCormick; LP Mackinac Class boats, joUrneyed :Final scores were, M.I.T. 217, wrapped up the first half cham. cate some mighty heavy hitting. "Boomers,". s p 0 n SOl' e d by Former Governol' G. Mennen Leagues winning their first two - Bob Rayment. to Toledo Yacht Club fOl' thc Navy 197, Harvard 182, Michi- pionship in the American Lca- thel'e were only two homeruns, Schummers Sport Shop, won Williams, now Assistant Secre- starts to share leadership. OHIO STATE 17 17 0 Annual Mills Trophy Racf. gan 171, Washington 166, Cor. gue with a 7-2 recol'd, the Na. one by Kelly and one by Noble. the right to face thc AIl.Stars tary of State for Afriean Af- The tll'O first.half leaders, the MICHIGAN 11 5 I Detroit boats came home with nell 162, Pomona College 160. tional League found it hal'der To add real spice to the game, by going through the Icague fairs, will be the commence- American League Yankees and WP - Gar)' Magill; LP the honors' in all the cruising Wisconsin 134. to find a winner, 'when the the teams were able to obtain with a twcll'e-win one-loss reI'- ment speaker. His wife, Mrs. the National League Dodgel's, Richard Williams. classes. X-TOUCHE, the Baker. " ¥ .. Phillies and the Cardinals end. the serl'ices of Freddie "the ord. Final sUlIldings were as Nancy Quirk Williams, will be were deadlockcd at the top of Standings Bond-Clements 48 ft. sloop from The Detroit Boat Club held ,I'd up in a first place lie. umpire" who is well known to fol1o\l's: one of four receiving honoral')' thcir respective circuits with MICHIGAN STATE 4 1 DYC, led the flect most of the the ril'er rowing championships It was the playoff of this tic all Little League and Babe Ruth degrees from President Clar- the Indians and the Cardinals OHIO STATE 3 3 wav al'ound the course length- last Sunday. Crews from Wyan- game which showed the l'eal people in the Grosse Pointe arca Team W L 'I' Pis. ence B. Hilberry. at the end of the first week of MICHIGAN 2 2 c n'c d to approximately 100 dotte and Ecorse Boat Clubs competitive spil'it which has fo:' his fine umpil'ing'. Schum mer's ...•. 12 1 o 24 Others to be honored are Dr. play. WISCONSIN 1 I miles. It was only on the last competed with the Detroit Boat predominated the PJ1il1ies play Following the game, the Na. Deamons .'i 6 2 12 William .!". Albright of Johns The Yankees had to fight all PURDUE 0 3 leg that Wilfred McGuire's' Club '.Te\I'S for the honors this season. . tional League issued a challenge Soccertees ....• ,.:; 7 1 11 Hopkins University, Gel'ald ,E. wcei;., however, winning two National Dh'islon :\1ERRY MAIDEN, the big 52 under ideal conditions on a, The Phillies, aft!'r spotting to any Babe Ruth's managerial Unbeatables .. , .. 3 9 1 7 Eddy, diredor of the Michiga~ one-run ball games, the first a MINNESOTA 18 60ft. yawl from DYC, o\'el.took x- course b~tween the Detroit' their l'ivals, the Cardinals, to a groups in the Grosse !'ointes Depal'tment of Conservation, 1 to 0 shutout over the Athletics ILLINOIS 8 5 1 TOUCHE to be first boat to Yacht Club and Boat Club. five run lead In the first two who might want to challenge In the game playcd last Sat- and Theodore Levin, chief and the second a come-from- WP - Bob Neeme; LP finish. \\'lll'n the corrected times Dave Fl'icdcl, GI'OSSCPointe innings, refused to play' dead them in their claim to the cham. urday it looked as if Schum. judge of the United States Dis' mer's long record of \'ictories behind, sixth inning triumph Tom Higgins. '.':(':'C figured X,TOUCHE h:ld High gl'aduatE'. ~trokE'd thE' Hoat allli lul'llt'u Ul1 lhdl' pitching ad- pionship. tri('t Court for the E:lStcrn Dis- would be cut short. 'rhe All. ovel' th~ Onoles, 4 to a, III INDIANA 7 3 2 more than saved her time and Club .shells to two victories, verslU')', Dannie Paull of the _ trict of Michigan. Star team started strong, nar- which Phil Connor l,omered for MINNESOTA 22 12 1 was the winner of Cruising "A" which gave the DBC crews a Cardinals, in the fifth inning The Boslon Red Sox staged a The diploma list includes the the winners. WP - Bob Neeme; LP for the third consecutive time deeisive victoQ. for fOUl' runs ,lnd followed in stirring ell'ive to the finish line rowly mis3ing a goal on the first play of the gamc, as center for- names of 24 who will receive The Indians started out the 1\1Ol'an. and the over'all winner of the * * • the sixth inning wilh four more to clPture the first haIr cham. doctorate degrees. week auspiciously by conquer. IOWA 17 6 0 Mills Trophy for the second The Windmill Pointe Yacht runs. pionsl;Jip of the American ward Wolf .Baer's close in shot l'ng an old nnmesl's the Senators ILLINOIS 28 20 0 t' . . Club-sponsored Detroit !\lemo. Le'g e sl'd f thn Babe Ruth was smothered by Schummel' The University graduated 6 to 2, and ~then trouncing the Standin~s Ime 111a row. rial Race for power boats will The victory went to Rodger Le;g~c of ~r~sse Pointe. In the goalie, Steve Christian. Minutes 1,500 studcnts at Febl'Uary "IINNES01'A 6 0 Hank Burkard skippered his be held o\'er a course set be. Coyro of the Phillies who re. later, however. the All-Star exel'cises. White Sox, 14 to 3, with Robbie InLLINOIS !'IIETEOR II . t .. C . l' .1 J h Ch h process they overtook the In- Hayes contributing his second 4 3 . "B"• dto I'll'I ory .10 d rUlS'th tll'een Bnlle~ Isln~ and the mal'n- leveu th0 n f" asteen wit two didns who h Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday.~une22,'1961 ------...... ------Society News Gathered from All of the. Pointes Frank Boos Claims Parties Given Mrs . ...Iohan Wadenstierno jlliss Hanullond For Three Debs Is Introducell Edith H. Waldbott Judith' Skae, Jacklyn Booth and Julia Ferry were presented :II a ri a n Anne Hammond, Bride in Connecticut daughter of !III'S, Thomas J. to society by theIr pl:.rents last Hammond, of Sunningdale drive, Speaks NuptialVows Weds Elinor Walk~r Ellsworth Saturday in Simsbury; ;~~U~~dt~~i~~~~~di~;~~n ~~age~: was joined by both her grand- Newlyweds Sailed Wednesday For Europe Aboard oC Lakeshore road, and her mothers, Mrs, Edward P, Ham- mond and Mrs. Marion Zwolln- Weds Johan Wadenstierna Satl1rday in Grosse Pointe Queen Elizabeth; Will Live in Simsbury pal'ty was a reception at home. ski, whcn she received guests Congregational Church; Will Live in Sundbury. ------For the debut she wore a pink at her debut Friday at the Litlle The First Church of Christ Congregational in Sims- linen sheath trimmed at the Club. ant., After Trip to Quebec bury, Conn., was the scene of the Saturday wedding of neckline and hem with white For the tea the deb wore a Elinor Walker Ellsworth, daughter of e1e John Edwards corded tl'apunto, Mrs. Skae Edith Hermine ,Waldbott, daught(;:' of Dr. and Mrs. short white linen frock with a George L. Waldbott, of Balfour road, spoke her marriage Ellsworths. of Simsbury and Frank Holgate Bo"s III. ehose a pale blue sllk sheath. boat shaped neckline and a bell- vows Saturday in Grosse Pointe Congregational to Johan The bride wore her great \:ellow daisies and pink c~r- ed skirt and an appliqued apron I Waderstierna, son of Arne Edward Wadenstjerna, of ~randmother's wed din a I ~Ir. and Mrs. Frank Holgate natIOns were used as d~coratlve of braid and lace. Her bouquet Helsingfol"s, Finland, and Sudbury, Ont., and tlle late d't' f' t' t.' b I Boos, of Lakecrest lane, I n?t,es throu.ghout the.house\l'ith. was of tiny spray orchids touch_ ess 0 !Vory sa III t un- r' . 1)"1' .. 1'.11IUIII' 011 lliu tel'I'ae' \1 pi .. ;... ~11rs. '~T~drr~tjc~I:.:l. d . hI" v,llellUg were 11010111\'.Ed- "A b" " , ~ c. "'.j "J ilh m~ wrt ace. ~er tu~le wards Ellsworth of Simsbury' Heirloom lace runners centered i"~;"""~,:'~r ,'~i ~, Mrs, Hammond chose a pale For th~ rites the bride lilt's. Jcremy T. Whatmough. ,'ell was edg:ed WIth herr- Henry C. Whit~ of Hartford; with ~'ellow daisies in a Lol'lc- i~:: blue raw silk dress draped at 'lk matron of honor, wore a pink loom r0sepoIllte lacl' and Peter R. Grcer, of South Orange, stort tureen decorated the din_ r.', . '. .~:'. ' 'Jnt: side with a matching bow. wore an ivory St • organza silk organza gown. Kris Elm. arranged mantilla fashion. N. J,; Raymond C. Leonard, Jr., Ing room table. \' ';i .. ii near the knee length hem. gown with appliques of gren, ,of Toronto, \vas best :nan • She carried cymbidium or- Stephen W, Smith and H. Terry That evening Mr. and Mrs. ~;'/ The deb and her mother and Brussels lace on the bodice. Following a reception In the grandmothers received, before More of the lace which bride's home the couple left chids and variegated ivy. ISn'neOrnWdradY'Aal!IofnGrJosseP °l~ntet; JDextehr r.Gt sFterryd'tsJr"Jand the i"..~.'.:' St Ell . a, "' ora, r., 0 f ,ar - osep an ar , r were an antique screen of hand caTV- came from her mother's for Quebcc and the Maritime arr swor th was her SIS- f 'd <.' II ' . " ~. t ' m 'd f h . I Ol;.l'. lorgan Palmer, Jr" of hosts at a Caribbean themed . ed mahogany, stained off-white d provinces. They will live In and del:orated with wall paprr wedding gown, was use berrlgSeOarglan 0 SOhnor 111 pa de New York; Robert SpitzmiIler, dance at the Little Club. i Sudbury. za. e wore re Jr C Buffal N Y d F' k ' panels oC pale blue and green for ~he mantilla .veil. 3he geraniums in her hall' and car- ,,0 . 0, ~ : an 1an - Julia Ferry wore a white eye- ~, For traveling the bride wore in a wisteria pattern. The helr_ earned stephanotIs center- ried a b a u que t oC thc same E.F':rOI~~t ~I'Ud'd~~Slmsdbury. let embroidered organza over a champagne sIlk linen suit '1:; loom has been in the Hammond ed with an orchid. with. silk satin appliques. flowers, , . .e I g an, recep- pale ~'ellow peau de sole with ;',' : . h~n 'at their estate, Tanager a crushed mIdriff of yellow silk ' family for 150 years. I . Dressed hke the honor at- HIll Mrs Ellsworth wore a f lIt d I. ,0,'., tt'ndant were the bridesmai~s, shaded g~een chiCfon gown. t~~mb~:k. ~~~ :a~~~~e~UCh~~~ Dr. John Wagner Claims Bride Ann Toy Ellsworth, another SIS- Mrs Boos was in a beige- and I'll d' !II F ~ Calvin Knorpp ter of the bride; Mrs. Charles G, sill'~r warped sllk taffeta wIth .1 'es tn r IVY. ~s. .eTry ,~'as At noon Saturday, the wed-I bride; .Mrs, Paul Smith, sIster Cahill, oC C in c inn a t i; Mrs. matching coat In. ptade une an aquamaflne f ding of Carolyn Marie Fellrath of the groom, Mrs, John F. Fell- G Wh.t . prm t' organza. Well in Sou.th eorge I e, oC WaterCord, The newlyweds left for New I>' . "' and Dr. John Richard Wagner Ir.Ath, Jr" and Patricia McGill, Conn' Barbara BtJ'ur of Bed- Y k d 'I d \V d d Jackie Booth's gown was of was solemnized in a nuptial of ChIcago. They wore identical .• ., or an sal e . e nes ay h'te .th bl In CraIg Avenue Associate ford Hills, N, Y.; Sarah Cooley, aboard the Queen Elizabeth for W I or~anza Wl a p~e ue l~.~::~t~~~''~:i~""',~,.J:VJ1ttr Reformed Presbyterian Church high Mass at Gesu Church. The gowns of sky blue chiffon with oC Hartford Conn' Nancy Dow a Euro t Th '11 taffeta midriff. She carrIed pale bride is the d2.llghter of John a copen blue sash and carried ,., 'n pean our. ey Wl hI d I h' I d 1 lIK. , -Photo by Beatrice Zwaan in Charlotte, N.C., Calvin Eman- of Hartford; Andrea Lawrence, Il\'e in West Simsbury, Conn. . ue e p 10 urn an vy. "'us. Francis Fel1rath, of Warring- EDITH HERMINE W ALDBOTI', daughter of Dr. uel Knorpp, son of the Adolph bouquets of deep and pale blue of Bronxville, N, Y,; Helen Mc- Standart was in emerald and ton drive, and the late Mrs. and Mrs. George L. Waldbott, of Balfour road, was G. Knorpps, of BarrIngton road, flowers. Their pillbox hats re- Cook, of Old Lyme, Conn., and roya~ ,blue printed organza. Fellrath and the bridegoom Is flected the sky blue of the Laura Orthwein, of ::5t. Louis, SEASON TO TASTE JackIe s father Is John Lord married, Saturday in Grosse Pointe Congregational married Peggy An'l S m it h, daughter of the Donald E. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert dres.es, Mo. They carried pInk. and red When the recipe calls for sea- Booth of Lakeshore road. Church to Mr. Wadenstierna, son of Arne Edward P. Wagner, of Yorkshire road. geraniums. soning ground beef with salt A thatched green roof flank- Wadenstjerna, of Helsingfors, Finland, and Sudbury, Smiths. of Charlotte. recently. Leo E, Wagner, a brother of Ann Osler Bent and Susan and pepper, how much season- ed by tiki torches flanked the ant., and the late Mrs. Wedenstjerna. The brIde wore a streetlengih The double .rlng ceremony the bridegroom, served as best Tho r n ton Bent were their ing do you use? Mary Kay club entrance and small tables gown of Chantilly lace over net was performed by the bride's manand another brother, AI.' cousin's flower girls In pate Coleman. home economist .at covered in bright cloths and fish and taffeta. A pearl Uara ca~ght uncle, the Rev. Vincent L. bert P. Wagner, Jr., served as green frocks and they carried MichIgan State University, says nets ~vere scattered on the lawn. Mexican Fiesta Scene of Debut her illusion veil and she car- Brennan, S.J. of the University groomsman. The usher corps pink geraniums. one teaspo'on oC salt and one- ~ur1'1ca~e lamps and straw hats rted roses centered with an or- of Detroit. A Papal Blessing was Included John F. Felirath. Jr,. chid. bestowed upon the couple. u t eighth teaspoon of pepper for fIlled wlth flowers were the ac_ The Alan P. Beebes' MerrI- garden tables which were cen- and Henry G. Fellrath, bro£bers Chr! to h P f \ Donna Jeanne Watson was s p er ercy, 0 "a er- each pound of ground beef is a cent notes. weather road garden was trans- tered with geranIums, The bride wore a gown of of the bride, Paul Smith, ford, Conn" was best man for good guide when exact amounts formed into a Mexican fiesta the bride's attendant in a green brother-in-law of the groom, Mr. Boos, who i~ the son of are not,glven, Barbara wore a white silk silk mIst peau de' soie with a scene Saturday night for the organza gown trinuned with and yellow print organza frock. and Dr. Robert C. Tinker of She carrIed yellow roses. sabrina neckline and a long debut dance of their daughter, clusters of forget-me-nots and chapel train folding from a St. LouIs, MIssouri. H eatons Fete Beebe and Margaret Ann MIchael Albers, of Hunting- sashed In nlue taffeta, llrar- deeply plated basque ekirt. The FollowIng a reception at the Gram, daughter of the H. James garet's white. organza frock was ton, West Va" was best man and the '\I$hers were Calvin Cano cathedral veil was of Venetian Detroit Yacht Club, the couple Debs at l)ance Grams, of Moran rood. designed with a tucked front and Thomas Huntley. heirloom lace and was acquired left for a honeymoon in Bel'- The garden walIs were deck. pane], trimmed with white se- After a wedding trip to on a rel:ent trip to Europe by muda. For travel the pride TO BE SECURE WHEN YOU The Eppa Hunton Heaions en. ed with white flowers and white quin flowers. Both debs carried French River, Canada the new. the brIde, She c .'';-:.', • Cool easy-care cottons~ Dacron !. ';"..~./':. • negligees polyeshlr and cotton poplins • maternity clothes • Flared and gored slyles; slim slyles, pleated slyles with cluster or • handbags slitched.to.lhe-hip pleats • jewelry • Woven checks or stripes, novelty or balik.look prinh, solid colors • Country brights, city darks AND HATS, TOO! Sizes 8 to 18 in the group no alterations - no returns - no C.O.D.'s No Mail, Phone or C,O.D.'s All Sales Final CHARlESW.,WARREN &COMPANY JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS STEUBEN GLASS 1520 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD GROSSE POINTE-Kercheval Ave. neor Cadieux • TUxedo 2.3700 WALTon-PIERCE D.lroit 26, Michigan-Telephone W02.5158-Store t!oII1'I9,30 to.~,OO kERCHEVAl-AT ~T.CLAIR' Gr.OSS£ POINT! , Thursday, June 22, "96 f' GROSSe POINTe News Page Thirteen Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for 'Pointe Women St. James Plans Beve,'ly Scall!s Mrs. John Hopkin Leete Lee1'es Travel North Wins Award 1 Berry Festi'val From Another Pointe of View i i (Continued [rom Page 11) Ann 11 a II y the schola'!'ship J t 's Strawberry I"estival time After Saturday Rites committee of the Grosse Pointe ill Sf. James Lutheran Church, year Palmer; second vice-president, Mrs. Harley Higbie High School selccts an out- i.nd on Sunday, June 25, fam- and third vice president, Mrs. Herbert D. Schmidtz. Gertrude M, Proefke Wears Pure Silk Mist and Alencon standing student of the gradu- iill'S and friends of the church ating class to I' e c I' i v e the "', jJj gathrl' on the church lawn Other new officers include Mrs. George J. Rapp, Lace for Wedding in Mt, Olive Lutheran Church; achicvement award given by the j I \Jill 5:30 till 7:30 o'dock, and Mrs, Otis U. Walker, Mrs. Benjamin W. Stockwell, Mrs. Reception at Lakepointe Country Club Grosse Pointe Woman's Club. ('njoy stl'awbelTY shortcake, ice Ben Beyer, Mrs. Henry Walker, and Mrs. James B. Basis for the selection is high (Team, and coffee. Ogden. In Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Saturday Gertrude scholastit: record, good citizen- They will be sel'l'ed by the Women of St. James who are M. Proefke, daughter of the Lawrence A. Proefkes, of ship, sound character, Hn'd a' Graduate Feted East Ida lane, was married to John Hopkin Leete, son good extra cUlTiculal' record, i sponsoring the Festil:al, rain 01' ,hine. 1111'S. Robert Nette and of the Alexander P. Leetes, of Lakeshore lane. This year's award has been SlIzanne Carol Hirll, daughter of Mrs. I-.:dward presented to Beverly Scales, MI"s. Russell Haskin, JI'. are For the ritt's the bride 1-- daughter of Mrs. John G. busy getting membel's together, Bien, of HiIlcf<.>st rOlld, is enjoying the post commence. cho~e a pur? silk mist gown W~al:.~..~ ~usan 'V~lIIams, }(,Ire~ Scales of Washington road, a ':~~ al'mcd with paring knives, to ment parties due a J line graduate. She received her ut::slgneu wllh short sleeves P.o~."C:, "~lJ GlcLcla:u I'."cfkc )last president of the Grosse ""'~:!I Lle:.n buXb and bUh':> of ~ljcll_ diploma I1'OJll SI. 1'"tI:\ High Sdwol and last Wedncs- and a scoop neck!" 11- was a JUllJor attelldan~, Pointe Woman's Club. , " igan benies. Tickets are 501'; day her grandparcnts, the .:\iicharl J. Chargots, of Bal- b d' . l!!e,.e They wore pure Silk aqua Beverly was an honol' student a Ice. enci usted WltJh rc- mist frocks and carried carr-a- four road, invited 25 of her classmates to join her at a embrOIdered Alencon lace tions tipped with aqua. and a member of the National beach party at their summer home on Harsens Island. Honor Society. She was a 'n~~~~"~:bltt accented with crystals. The George Wilson was best man .l On Sunday Suzanne was feted hy her mother with soloist with the a cappella scissor pleated skirt was and the ushers were Neil choir. She has been an a'Ctive ~ (Continued from Page 11) a buffet dinner and dancing party at their home, caught at the W3.ist by lace Ge.org" Andrew Penz, Arthur member in the Y-teens_ a leader Ford was in a purple and white home. sprays. Proefke and Carmen Lodise. in school activities illld has printed silk tnffeta and 1111'S. For her daughter's wedding ,A flowered capulet accented and the reception at the Lake- participated in many public Walter Buhl Ford wore white U of M Co-eds Visit With crystals and peal'ls caug~lt pointe Co u n try Club Mrs. progl'ams in the last three summer salin embroidered with yeal's. her elbow I~ngth i1Iu~ioll veil Proefke wore a powdered blue '\ pink roses, draped on one side. Karen ~Warmbold will be off at the end of the week and she earned off white roses chiffon sheath. Mrs. Leete was Cynthia Lister, achievement I Mrs. Edsel Ford chose a floral for a summer job at Prospect Point on Silver Lake near and an orchid. in a blue silk print. award winner in 1956, recent- print chiffon gown. Grand Haven. Over the past weekend she entertained Mrs. Robert Leete was matron After a trip to Northern ly has been appointed assistant Anne's small nieces and h dean of Women at Dennison nephews were all early specta- er University of Michigan roommates, Liz Bushen, of of honor and the bridesmaids Michigan the newlyweds will tors, watching the erell' of men, Ft. Wayne, Ind., and Ruth Ann Frost, of Kalamazoo. were _Elizabeth Leete, Polly live in Ann Arbor. University, Granville, 0., where she will be counselor to upper- mopping up ,"ain from the red The girls arrived Thursday to attend Anne Ham. class women. She will receive carpeted floors. Small tables mond's debut party Friday. The deb is also a U of M her M.A. degree from the Uni- covered with pin k organdy versity of Michigan in August. ;, cloths embroidered with white cooed. On Saturday Karen entertained at a dinner for Short and to the Pointe Cynthia is the daughter of butterflies and red velvet-cov- house guests in the Whittier road home of her parents, Mrs. Fra'nk P. Lister of Loraine ered cane chairs were placed the Robert Warmbolds and on Monday she left with (Continued from Page 11) f BACHELLER, Harcourt road, of road, a charter member of the -photo by Gene Butler about the dance floor where Liz for a brief visit in Ft. Wayne. sity, Kalamazoo. William is in the class of 1911; FRANK H. Grosse Pointe Woman's Club. In Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Saturday, GER. Meyer Davis' orchestra played '" * '" the Paper Technology curricll- MARCO, Trombley road, of the TRUDE'M. PROEFKE, daughter of the Lawrence A, and singer Ella Fitzgerald sang. Proefkes, of East Ida lane, was married to Mr. Leete, Supper was served from the lum. Brian is in the industrial class of 1903; and BLANCHE secretary and then president. He Parties, Past and Future arts curriculum, Both were' also CHASE SIIUTH, Lincoln road, son of the Alexander P. Leetes, of Lakeshore lane, dining room, the buffet table was a member of the student I covered with a white cloth em- graduates of Grosse Pointe of the class of 1911. chapter of the American Insti- Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Hill, of Cloverly road, have broidered with fold f1eur de High School in 1957. * * " the Pittsburgh Symphony Or- Touraine road, was chosen as sent invitations etched in, silver bidding guests to an tute of Chemical Engineers, of lis and centered with a gold " " " ROBERT G. REIN, JR., son the Quadrangle Club (the soph- chestra, ,the Roger Wag n e l' chairman of the PI'ess board, anniversary party on June 30 to mark' their 25th we:dding THOMAS ROBERT FISHER, of MR. and MRS. ROBERT G. Chorale, Leonard Rose, Odetta, epergne filled with gold flow- omore class honory), and of T the student publicity organiza- ers a,n green fruits. 'fhe cen- date. son of MR. and MRs' ROBER'l' REIN of La Salle place, re- Club (the varsity athlelic hon- and Hal Holbrook. tion, for next year. She will be FISHER, of Manchester road, ceived the bachelor of science terpiece was flanked with gold orary). He took an active pal't In the position of sophomore a senior, majoring in political and crystal candelabra. Guests On Sunday the Ralph McElvennys entertained at was graduated from Olivet col- degree in Chemical Engineering in intercollegiate athletics as a manager, Greg will serve on science. cocktails in the gardens of their Cloverly road home lege on June 4 with the bache- at the ninety-fifth graduation dined at midnight on champagne member of the ho('key team and four committees, publicity-ad- ...... and on Saturday the Frederick L. Colbys were hosts lor of arts degrce. He completed exercises at the Massachusetts basted' hickory smoked ham, the tennis team for tlu'ee years. vertising, physical plant-concert MR. and MRS. CHARLES R. requirements for the degree in Institute of Technology Friday, Maine lobster newberg" pate at a cocktail buffet in their Merriweather r02.d home. .. * " arrangements, public relations- SMITH, formerly of Grosse de fois gras, shrimp, broiled January, 1961. June 9. A member of Delta Two Pointe residcnts were personne L and tickets-staff sec- Pointe and now of Ft. Lauder- Mrs. MacDonlad AiI'd, of New York, who was here " .. " Upsilon fraternity, he served chicken livers, hot bran muf- 1'1' C I' n t I y elected officers ('f retary, working under Star dale, Florida, arrived this weck over the week-end visiting was toasted by Mr. and Mrs. Three Pointe residents wcre as athletic chairman, secretary, fins, hot croissants with goose- Della Phi Epsilon, national pro- Course's eight junio~' managers. to spend the summer. They will berry jam, Danish pas~;'y and among the former Ferris Inst!- and then steward in his last Robert Kanzler at cocktails and Mr. and Mrs.' Charles fessional foreign servICe fra- He wHl help supervise the 120 be staying with their daughter strawberry sour cream mousse. T. Fi£her III at dinner. She left for home Monday. tute students who were induct- year. He participated in ,Student ternity for the 1961-62 school freshmen managers to be se- and son-in-law, MR. and MRS. cd into the So c i e t y of the government as R member of the year at th~ University of Detroit. lected next fall and' train them ROBERT B. WOOD, who have Golden Eagles at the college's Athletic Association and as a Elected president was LONNY in office and ushering proce- recently moved from Haw- annual alumni reunion held class officer - secretary and JAY, SOil of 11m. and MRS. dure, thorne to Rivard boulevard, Sunday, June 11, in conjunction trea~urer in his freshman year, ROMAN JAY of Buckingham " and their other daughter, MRS. with the commencement exer- and secretary in his sophomore .. .. road. He is a junior in the Col- MR. and MRS. GRAY WIL- DORIS SPITZLEY, of Neff else:>. year of the UniversIty of De- lege of Commerce and Finance. LIAMS, JR., of New York City, road. Membership of the Society' troit. WILLIAM ADLHOCK, JR., announce the birth of a daugh- • • * of Golden Eagles is made up of He was on the Freshman son of MR. and MRS. WILLIA;\1 ter, JULIE FERRY WILLIAMS, LEWIS GEORGE KIRCH- alumni for whom 50 ~'ears have Council and on the Intramural ADLHOCK, SR.: of Balfour on June 15. M.rs. Williams is NER, of Bedford road, and passed since they last attended Council. He was active in the road, was elected treasurer. He the former MARIAN FERRY, GREGOR 1. McGREGOR, of Ferris Institute. The Pointers Christian Science Organization is a senior in the College of daughter of the DE X T E R Bishop road, have been selected arc SELMA E, ANDERSON on campus holding the office of Arts and Sc:iences. FERRYS of Notre Dame. to attend the American Legion- Two new members were also sponsored 24th annual Wolver- accepted into the fraternity At its June* "meeting," the ine Boys' State. The school is during a stag initiation banquet. Board of Trustees of the Detroit held annually in June on the The two were MICHAEL Historical S 0 c i e t y re-elected Michigan State University cam- MORAN, son of MR. and MRS. BEN R. MARSH, of Irvine lane, pus. Enrollment this year is JOHN D. MORAN of Bucking- to serve as president for the limited to 1,050 outstanding ham road, and ARTHUR year June, 1961-June, 1962. boys in the state of Michigan. SPINDLER, JR., son of MR. Second vice-president: GOR- • • • and MRS. ARTHUR SPINDLER, DON O. RICE of 201 East Kirby ROTC seniors at the Univer- SR., of Balfour road, avenue, Detroit. sity of Michigan will receil't' * * .. Third vice-president is ED- their commissions in special GREG TAUBENECK, son of WARD S. PIG GINS, of Ballan- services on Saturc1ay, June '17. 11m. and MRS. GEORGE F. tyne road. Commissioned as second lieu- T A UBENE CK, of University • * .. tenant in the U.S. Army Re- place, has been selected one of Among those who received serve will be RICHARD H. 48 sophomore managers of the diplomas from Harvard Univer- CHAMBERLIN, of L i n coin Un i vel' sit y. of Illinois Star sity last Thursday were FRED- road, Quartermaster Corps. Course, one of the leading ac- ERICK E. EMRICH, of Wash- MICHAEL V, MARSTON, of tivities on 'the Champaign-Ur- ington road, and ROBERT F. Severn road, will receive a bana campus. SCH~EIBER, of Three Mile commission as second lieuten- The organization brings an drive. ant in the U.S. Air Force Re- out s tan din g and diversified ...... serve. series of concerts by profession- At the year-end elections at al artists to students and towns- Wellesley Co 11e g e, ELIZA.- Don't trust everything to luck people; among next year's per- BETH' ELLIOTT, daughter of unless YOUI' emergency brake is formers will be Leontyne Price, the LESTER M. ELLIOTTS, of in good working order. Serving Now you ('an ~nio)' yo"r ,'cry own Gorham S!rrlin~ on 8 Four' pirC'1' piace''''dting.' - you "we $21> rOllr tahle loni~hl - anJ al a .a'inl;! B~ a ('(Jnl'denl 8 Five pi,,,-o 1'1acr-><,tting'" - )'ou save $25 host{'~..; - S£'l thf' fabl('(Jf your dn'am:, - anytim£>: This: H Rix pir<:-t' pJ:t('('",~tting~ - YOll ~av(' $.~O particular people savin!:" plan al'l,I1O,< to .11 (;orham StOl'linl: r1o"il:ns, ,~ ...... Don't de/a,:, - ('Orne in no\lo and ~1('('l your v('ry own "" "'lC~I"'''' 11 (1 \ '.1"'1'I. "'- ...."..,.e ••• '1 __ , ...... ,_ I"" .. 11'"1: (0'" ~.,.., f._, 'So .... h,~ for over 8terling-lle:,iKn by (;orham - anri S.l\(>! ~ II ~ ;; f .t i ..• 50, ;;; .:; - Ji ! S :; '! l~:: years i ~ ~ ~ J ! ! ~ i i , j ~ • l f. ~ ! Callus for expert cleaning Wedding SPECIES: FEMININE, NIGHT-BLOOMING VARIETY! }bungbloods Gifts WERLE flowers "ALENTE '~'); 'EWElRY UNIQUE GIFTS OF blossom forth in .. _ eM .- __ '-.4"'-"" Ed'" d d ~ ~_..-~, ~ • .-. ~ • ..- ~ _ _ ... ~~-~.,-- .----~~--.",-. - .....-...... ""*.-.....Q ... l4Ua.... ~ ...... $.. a..4...." ~e .. e.. s ..-024114...... 0"- __ .. .2•••• 1.:.1.1 lil1li.i ••••••• _ ••• 2••• _ Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 22, 1961'- Society New's Gathered from All of the Poiiltes Siglna Ga"I1~la Mrs. Thomas R. Wo!ohan Cislers Fete Denice Tracy's Ball Sets Initiation < Calladian Consu.l Janet Rose Craig ,~,!I .. ~ -- e ng Sigma Gamma Assodation :," "l I l\lr .and Mrs. Walker L. Cis- Has Ca melot SettI will initiate its new senior mem- ;\! : Ipl', of Devonshire road, were ____ hers on June 27 at a luncheon Weds' Mr. Wolohan -,1 i hosts at a dinner party given W d ID b P .-d---- at the Bloomfield Hills Countrv e nes d ay s e resente at Country Club; Earlier Club. . I , '.Ionday, JUlie 19, by the Of- '] fice of International Relations Papal Blessing Bestowed on Pair Who Spoke Vows Sally Andrews Bows at Dinner dMd Gwendy Bennet Thos(' to b!. wekomed inl'1ude "-1 to honor the lion. 1\1. J, Veehs- ~aturday in Our lady Star of the Sea Churchi Introduced at Tea at Grosse Point Yacht Club Susan Sadler. Sarah Lee Slro- j lei' who has been transferred After Trip to Nassau Will Live in Delavan, Wis. ------L1lL'r. .:III'S. Thomas Hun tel'. J to Dublin, Ireland, after se\'en '.('. ~ Th~ Country Clu~ was transformed into a King Christine Strl'hler, Deb 0 I' a h . , ~: ,.:1 ypars as Canadian consul and Arthur s Camelot settmg for the ,~rednesda\' evening H('rman and Susan Hallas. of The marriage of Janet Rose Craig to Thomas Robert .i I trade ('ommissioner at DetrOIt. Wolohan was solemnized Saturday morning at 11 o'clock debut of Denice Tracy, daughter of the Emmet E. Bloomfi!.'ld, Thl' party, whi('h took place -:1 in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. The Rev. John Tracys, of Provencal road. ------~-~- :III'S. Lillian Barnelt of the ,~ in the DAC's Pontchartrain W. Nagle, close friend of the bride's family officiated at the Knights in armor stood with turquoise blue which ff'll SOCIal Se~"I'ice DE'part,mcnI, ~f " '; Hoom, also honored Mrs. VC('hs- in the Great Hall which into a back panel. ,the D.etl'olt OrthopaedIc Chnte .:4<-'::' . . .:,:; Ie!'. The couple, who made their double ceremony and bestowed the Papal Blessing, \Va h rth b . I ' ... I Will ~I\'e a talk on some of the .\:: ' : ' .', '] hOllle on Berkshire I'oad, Grosse Mrs: W olohan is the I s l;lng \\ 1 anners In lurl'lC'ane, lamps and. all angc- r case histories of clinic patients. ~"'4.;:..' ~ Pointe, left. Wednesday for heraldIC colors and plumes. mer:l~ of plllk eamatwns and On Wednesdav Sigma G:lInrna daughter of 1\:1r. and Mrs. lUiss Strother -;, . '( ,,',j .\tontre '~ ." , , , ~' ., Grosse Pointe Woods J ~ew York Custom Shoe Shop . " . j Wm. E. Hintz, Prop • Mr. Mrs. J. B. Brown A quality built rambling Ranch with excellent 144 E. Grand Rive s~~;~:! & floor plan. Three large bedrooms, panelea Tak~ Rlevawr kt ~nd Floor 1480 I Penrod We a beautiful garden. The quiet library is l (North of W, 6 Mile Rd,) Chestnut paneled. To Help You in Your Choice of Additions ~: . • CARPETING Saturday, July 22, from 10 A.M. $44,500 • DRAPERIES • WALLPAPER SALES CONDUCTED BY A Beautiful Selection Available Cail or Write For Our Photo Listing Guide .L./?IBOI.JIJ~S H. O. McNierney • David D. Stalker: Inc. JU 4-9010 18118 Mack Avenue TU 4-9010 WOodward r -9085 DEcOaATING STUDIO L40i:iW!1i!',$,%'iii;;:ji~,#< ..~;~:¥t.~t:Ji;.L~>i~~;,:..~J..Lj;:LJi~,l~;::si~.:~~ij~.;;;1;;.i:;,;jiti.~ji£;riL~i:.\;~Li~~;;Lli:;,JJ20901 Kelly Rd., East Detroit PR 2.2121 Appraisers 424 Book Building ( (, Thursday, June 22, 1961 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe Women . A d DYC Peliclllls GPYC G Ives wa r S Plan Cruise Engaged IChurch Re'vi'ving Bride-Elect Convent to Give Garden Party The Detroit Yacht Club Peli- Old Institution The patio and beautiful gar-[ ton road, TU 2.0573 and Mrs. cans will have their "flotilla dens surrounding St. Ann'" I Jerry T, Finigan. UN 2.7630. At Saturday Gala Day" on Friday. That old.fashioned American COli veil t, 700 West Boslon ,urge all to make their reserV;l. The rendezvous for members institution, the strawberry fes. boulevard, W('d!le~day, June 28, I lions early. Outdoor Barbeque and Dancing for Beachcombers and their ladies, inciudes lunch- lival, springs int{) life again at at 12:30 o'clock .will h~ the I All proceeds aid the Sisters in Party; Haford Kerbawy Gives Gin Rummy Tourna. eon at the Old Club and a Grosse Pointe Congregational sc~ne 0: the fIrst III a sel'lCS of I carrying on their nursing care special Thur.f June 22nd WAlTon.PIERCE $200 Suits? ' Sat., June 24th Thirty years ago we had our first 10 a.m. +0 6 p.m. , experienC8 In cleaning finely at the tailored suits for men and women. ESTATE OF I. GELLERT, M.D. s. We are familiar with the finest 7351 LASALLE BLVD. Dr. Gellert bei rlg a cOrlnoisseur, a collector of fine arts names In Detroit tailoring. arl~ arl orierltal rug expert has amassed irl this irlstarlce a wealth of fine arts. The dirling room contairls, in additiorl to a primitive style Now you CAn enjoy your very 0\\ n Gorham Slerlmg on 8 Four pi~cr. place-,etting., - you AA"e $21'l buffet arld cupboard, a chest of solid silver flatware, VeM- yuur tahle tonight - and at a sa"jni:! R~ a confident 8 V,,'e pi,'ce pI.1ee.~ttin&", - you AAV~ $25 ho. Page Si>iteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS T~ursday, June 22, 1961 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes ------_ ...... -.~~-..~--~~.-.--,._._------SY"lphollY Sets C01LC(~,.t Dates RCf'leet J Ohll Kcydcl Fall Bride 3,678 Rec(d've U.jl;I Degrees The Detroit Symphony 01'., Lel'entrill FOllnrlatiO'l ,-,ontest, CrallhJ'ook Tl.{'as. TIll" University of Mi('higan chestl'a will pillY t!lI"C(' free I will ue Tucsday's ~oloist play- I (Coulinul'd from I'll!:,' 1> i \11' \\'iIltct\\\ I; lll'yalli. 1\11'5. 233 lIlerriweathel' I'd" Ha('hclor The Cranbrook School Alum. llw,trded 367(1 d('grees to June of Btlsincss Adm inislration, l'onCCl'ts this weck in the ~Iusic ing thc ~T('ndclssohn Concerto , :\ l' t h II I' P. Bnl':hololl1t'II', J,'.. ' \\'i1II~11l I, ('\'\111, :\ll's. Donald IIi Assoeiatlon has announced its graduates at its 1I 7th Com. Shcll at the ~Iichigan State in E minol'. i Hobl'rl Bceb(" Hobert F. Ih'rsh.! l'ttl'IWI', \ll's \\'. Fl'ill. DeFril's, Kl'nnelh P. Erickson, 263 1\10_ officers for the 1961-62 Board of 1ll('IlCCIlll'llt on Salm'day, June Fairgrounds, \'altcr Poole will I ual'k, Howard E. Blood, ,II' .. W11- : :III, 1\'1,'1' lli\.l11, 1\ll's. Douglas rar rd" Bachelor of Arts wilh . Thllr';llay thl' ,u\oi,t will be Direclors, namcd at the Jun(,' ! 17. ('onduct the programs Tuesday, i uel' !'II. Bl"ul'ker, Jr., Don ('.Isth>, DOIl,i1d. ,11'., :lII',~, Haymond J. distinction; Michael W. lIoey, Dclroit SYlllphoJl~' darinetist meeting. Ed,ward H. ;,\IUI'1'OII', chief of '."hur£da~' and Saturday at 8: 15 i :\Irs. Albcrt COOPI'I', Mrs. Ed~ar IhtJl\. :\ll's II. \\" Dunham, .:\Irs. 234 Merriweather rd., Master of pl:lying' the :lloLart A major Board presidcnt is Shl'rll'in lill' United Stall'S 1nformation p.m, ~ll. COOPCI', G (, 0 I' "e COII'dl'll (;.'rald Fitlg.'ralll, 1\1I's W.lt~on Business Administration; Ann COllC'crtO. Thp program II ill in- :\1. Birnkrant of Pontial'. As~ist- Agl'ney, was prilldPill spcaker. Gilda ;,lul1lballCl', I iolinis1 I :III'S. William H. "Croll'. i\1l's: I. Ford. :III'S, Willianl 11. Fries, H. p('(II', 267 Lewiston I'd .. Ba('h. l'I\ldp th(, Sdlllmanll S~ mphony illg him will he Stephen C. Mil- U. of 1'1. Presidenl Harlan Hat. and finali:.l in t Ill' Edgar :II. : Donald CUI'1'iL'r, 1\lrs. Hiehal'd :\ll's, Hob"I.t L. l;lllfn'dsun, Mr, ('lor of Arts; Laul'('nce .scoville, :"\0. 4 in D minor. ]1'1', Bloomfield Hills, vice.presi- t'iH'r jJresidcd ol'cr ('xl'l'cisl's in S. Debo, Mrs W. Fritz DeFriL's, and ;,ll's. Thomas K (;1'0('/111, JI'., 2G3 McMillan, B,lchclor of Saturday night's "pop" <,on. dl'lIt; Bru('e ll. Smith, Birmillg- I\lichigan Stadiulll. J.l!l1es Dickson, Miss Christine Also: Edward II an p l' t 1'1', Laws; Bal'banl A. Siegel, 29:l l i~~, ~ ('Nt II ill of[el' BiLCI'S "L'Al'le- ham. sccrdary; and John F. Edwards, :III'S. Chal'les Ell is, PnlnH'I' T. 1I,'I'lllln, Ilany lIo. The following studenls from Moran, Bachelor of Arls; Gl'e~~ .'.sic.1nc" Suitc !Xo. 2 ,lIld music Kcydel, Grosse Poinle ~'lll'ln~, 1\lrs. Gerald Fitzgerald. g:lll. :\Irs. Hog('l' IIull. 1\1rs. WiI- Grosse Pointe received degrecs: E. Stover, 284 l\l('l'l'iweathel', ~ -.- I'('-elel't"d as treasuJ'('r. Fay C. Ifanula, 1060 S. Henilud, Bachclol' of Arts; J amcs C. ~i.£",',' ~ ",' 1 "1b"- '~~ I by Gl'icg, Of[('nuach, Cb"bl'iel'. . r Also Mrs. Thomas C. Fox, liam W, Inlll's, 1111'S.C. B:IY:ll'd f T('haiko~',ky and Strau<;s. H('mainin~ " din'ctol's I Wilh a hurnin", slln in the i FOR LARGE FAMI LY - $31,000 sky it is tinw to replcnish nutri. ents usee! up by ~'O\1r rose F;r~,t floor contairc;; - Living' room IiJ'x23'4") - Dining room (13'x planl s in 1ilcir vigoroll~ spring 14! - Modern Kitchen (11'4"xll'IO") - Screened Porch (8'xIS') grlll\ tho Tb" impOl'tance of a post-blooming fepfling. Lsing a Do !.Iou want to dell - Bedrori'T1 (8'~ I I') .... Tiled Bathroom. Second floor: - Four Bed- good rosc food. ('annot bc o\'cr- ('mplwsi7rel. YOUI' Gt'osse Pointe house rcorm (13'xI4) (115fI3') (11'5'1.13') (10'6 xii') pillS another This is cspcrially 1rill' if ? ti'",d Bathroom. SO()( e and p~limb:ng avai!able for a third Bathroom spring fecding was Ilcglcclcd. Rosc~. unlikc many ('ommon (,I cor:pafr;ii',rc!y 'rr:r,l! cost. Panel:ed Recreation Room, Two car ga- 1153 Sunnin9da Ie flowering shrubs. do Ilot have rage. Allrdct;V(; y lano',caocd qrot..nds. Shown by appointment. "TerrJfiC" best (Icscrrbes thi, most unw,ual dl'ell,ng locoted on thp ,1hi1ily 1101' ['aparity for slor- o large parcel of land focinq the l6th green of the La ..' ~.hh.ZZ7t2tt.2tt7tD?27?ttt.ttn.stn.sttt.t'.ab.'t'Dt •••OneSh.S.Nthbs.t?> ••• • • h b h 7 $ b _ b _ t b b' b ....~ -.._ ..__ ...... Thursday, June 22, 1961' GROSSE POINTE NEVIS Page Seventeen YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Tkree Trunk Lines To Serve You Cj)uickly CALL TUxedo 1.6900 1hree Trunk Lines To Serve You Cj)uickly DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY 4-HELP WANTED CLASSifiED RATES 5-5 ITUATION WANTED 5A-SITUATIONS WANTEDI6-FOR RENT- MALE and FEMALE. 6C-OFFICE FOR ~ENT 8-ARTlCLEf. FOR' SALE 8-ARTlCLE~ FOR SALE Charge Ads-12 words 10r $1.00 CHA UFFEUR, white. Excellent DOMESTIC (Unfurnished) WIllttier Hotel OFFICE SPACE, up to .'i per- G.E. 40" ELECTRIC sto\'!', $45. 5 PRS, matchsti('k curt a In 9 SECREl'AHY fo\' several days r('f ere nces. EXPERIENCED, wishes I or 3 I HARCOURT, 885 -. 5. room Cash Ads'-12 words for 90c FuII, part sons, beautifully paneled, car- Tl: J-f;4:lO. I/!4 in. length,; $10; Lewyt 01' aft e l'n 0 on s pel' week. time. Companion. llay~. Grosse P()inte alld Biren- lower, carpeted and draperies. 10c e/lch addition/ll word ke\'Jew 1-5777. petpd, d rap e d. Excellent Grosse Pointe area. Please LA ill~harn relel'enccs, TY 4-2376. Immediate po~session. YA ~iJ~lA ~ COR\~~i';rf~i961 tank .~\\ ()CPCl'. atlaehnlents, -- parking. 19854 Mack, TU 4- , . '. $10, SJnl(pr pOl'table. heavy Call statp agp and expcrience. Re- . .- - "---'-.. 1-9826, TV 4-5700, pli('s acknOWledged confi- CO!\1PLETE LADY 'WA~TS genera!. Good 7900; evenings, TU 4-3795. -~lrand new" np\'cr used, dULl' S12. \'allcy J-,1182 . TUXEDO 2.6900 bl'Jght red, 21'2 h ,p, mntor./ ._' ._.. _ dentially, Box 4-3. Grosse SECRETARIAL SERVICES ironer. Love'S children. Home APARTI\IEl\T on CadiI'll x be------7-MACK SHOPPH\G CENTER TU 4-48:14 A:\'TIQUF: SOFA, pPl'!ect con- 3 Trunk Line~ Pointe !\ell's. Lctters Composed nights. Ref ere n c e s. VA. tween Harper and :'Ilorang. GROSSE POINTE ------.--- rlition. Bronzc e \\'(' 1'•., , cilina, LINER STATIONS • Silk S('l'een l\Iimeoed • 2.2891. Living room, kitchen alcove, • Approximalely 600 sq. ft, Park_ POnCH Blind" 2-!J', 1-3', and glass, household items, plants. CUNNINGHAM DRUGS JOY DOMAN Your Stationery bedroom, bath, heated. hot 1.10'. Hed\\'ood ('Ilai~e lounge. "aile" 1-9843. • LADY des I I' e s week work. Ing, air.rond itionl'd. Excellent 16941 Kt.nheval at Notr .. Dame Telephone Answering 1\' ate 1', stove, refrigerator. TV 1-2842. J • Horne at night. LO. 7.7646. localion. Call Tl,J 5-9698 PERSONNEL Thermo-fax parking, $87.:iO. 'I' u xed 0 RED, CO~IPLETE. C:ean and in HARKNESS PHARMACY ." e• Ideas to Take Out .- 5-(j523. HOMER WARREN & CO. UPHOLSTERY, dl"perl', slip :.l0313 Maclt Ave at Lochmoo. "xrc. St'('Y, $4:15 DEPENDABLE la iy des I res finc condition. grh'n uphol. '1'0 1-0321 CO\'CI'S, hol t ('nds, 79c a yard TU 4-3100 S"('Y S~lr~ .. . , " S335 HF.STF;H WR1~WI' 'vorK Fie:::: nnl'(:p'c; {rid u:ef2k ..... 1 •• ,.., stNN!. S2'i TIIXNi" ?.RR41. cnoss::: I'OI:\Tr. 'WOODS - ....~..u ....~"'. NEWS SALES STATIONS Isecy., Ad Agency, fl'ee , .. S:l50 BATCHELOR 748 :\df Hoad. days. References. 'l'Y. 4.2013. 2-bedl'00m bun g a I 0 1\', sun OFFICE or ,tOl'age space. Ker- VA~ W AHEHOI;SE , - --- .------DCW)\'\TOWN AREA Jr, Srcy., I.girl office .... $:~OO TUxedo 2.6034 - ----_._- --_._- ._--- ch!'val on the Hill. Reply to Grand Circus Park news Stand T' 't I "J ff' S"'J5 NEAT LADY wants work cook. pOI'ch, carpeted, recently reo 13230 Harpel POWED :lroWEH, 5 h.p" 32" Majestic B1dg News Stant! ) PI~, .gll 0 ICe ".... .,_ de('orated, $115. TU 6-2785. Box F.2,1, Grosse Pointe I\e\I's I ('ut, rPid heil\'Y duty :'-Ioto CIlA UFFEUR, driver, handy ing, cleaning, laUn?r)', baby. AIR CO;';Dl'fJOl'lER. Yomado, E. J EFFERSON TO CITV L1MIT~ A,st. Bookkeeper, type ... S325 :\lol\'cr. David Brad!ey 3 !J,p., Alden Park Manor man, full 01' part time. Robert AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES :ti ton, Feneslra II indow Iype, sitting. Drives car, DI. 1-7671. V NIE GROSSE PTE garden lI'al'!or, 6-12 volt asso- Camerons Gift Shop. Wal'burn ST. CLAIR SHORES H01rdy was employed by my Modern building on Mack Ave" excellent condition. TU 1-0385. & Jeff \ . FR R . ciated hattel'Y charger. ::'cotts Park Drugs. City LImits 27530 Harper Ave. fat her for 8 years until his GInL wants w~ek work, stay TERRACE APARTMENTS Grosse Pointe: Suites or single TRADE-IN sofas and chairs. All sprt'adel', 30 gallon standard GROSSE POINTE PARK I hlk. south of II Mile Rd. ree'ent death, I can reeom. some nights or live in. Adult 951 VERI\IF:R ROAD I offices, wi.th p~rking. Need ten. in nice condition. Reasonably (Tab gras,; spray. SI per gal- Mmer Pharmacy Wayburn and me nd Robel't's honesty, loy. family. Grosse Pointe ref. Betwcen Lake,hore Drive and, ant to take o~er telephone an. Kercheval PR 2.5600 erences. 822.b 715. pricer1, Van Warehou<;e, 13230 lon. Tuxedo 5-3570, all y, disposition, and industry Mack, adjacent Lochmoor Coun-I sl\'e!'ing and some steno. Sullivan Pharmacy. Deaconsfleld Detroit Harper. and Kercheval hig hly. For information -'------_._------call EXPERIENCED lady would like try Club. Newly deC'Orated 2- Woodward 1-4941, BEDROO:\l SET, ne\'er used, Lous' Part.v Store on CharleVOIX 2627 Da\'id Stott Bld~. l\!l 'S. Phillip VanZile, TU work Ironin~ or cleaning. WA. bedroom apartment. Gas heat, Tuxedo 6.1324 FOR SALE - Brown .c,quil'rel cost $550. ;\ ow $200. Fireplace GROSSE POINTE C! TV . '1'0 2-7160 1-3 075. Knu!f's Pharmacy. Notre Dame 5.8541. disposal. 5117.50. stole, large size, almost new. set complete $40. AD 1-9235. and Kercheval WO 3-9118 OFFICE SPACE a v ail a b I e. Women's dresses, ~ize 2:1\'2. NURSE, able to type and file. CHA UFFEURING, y a'rdma n, LA 1-0457 !\QUARIU:ll. 10, 15 gals. Piston Cunnlnghams Drugs Notre Dame EXPERIENCED woman wishes Grosse Pointe's finest busi. TU 1-3302. and Kercheval Surgeon's office. part-time. hou seman, 'j ani tor. Refer. pump, All accessories .Perfect Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre cooking and general, live In. 21131 MOROSS-6.room ranch, ness location. 'fracy Building, and Kercheval VA. 2-7804. enc es, TY, 5-3058. Age 50. AUTO m;UVERS-Onty $9.16 cond ilion. Tuxedo 2-2704. ------G l' 0 SSe Pointe references. built-in stove, refrigerator, 128 K e l' c h e va!. TUxedo GROSSE PJIN I E FARMS 4A H"'LP WANTED CAR TOwnsend 8.0070. carpeted, draperies, garage. 1-5007 .• qua r tel'l y buys $10,000. Trail Pharmacy. Kercheval on -.. • E of the eldel'ly. Nursing LADIES' diamond wedding ring. TU 5-4096. $20,000 Bodily Injury and Ca)) TU 6-1234. the Hili (Domedic) exp el'ience, Weekends or Farms Drc.gs, Fisher Rd. and _ 5C-CATERING SERVICE 20930 MAC¥. AVE. $5,000 Property Damage Li- Kercheval G A k G par t time preferred. Stay DOMINICAN APTS. ability. TU 1-2376. NEW V.:'-'I. tape recorder stereo Schettlers Drugs, Fisher Rd. and ENER I. housewor. erman, GROSSE POINTE WOODS his, SE. 5.2894. WHITTIER, 9550 260, $250. 2 Norelco stereo Maumee Irish or Swedish preferred. nig 30" ELECTRIC Range, good for Kinsel Drugs. Mack and 7.Mlle G.P. references. $45. Off _._------HILLS SERVICE New luxurious apartment. New, air-condiHonea. singles 01' spcakcr S)istems. VI 1-4805 or Rd WOI\ I£AN desires part time see- suites now available. Utilities cottage. TU 4-1139, Woods Drugs Center, Mack and every Thursday, el'ery other ret Parties, Luncheons, Dinners Exclusive Neighborhood. TV 2.6559. arial work, fw'nished. Common waiting Boumemouth (7 Mlle Rd.) Sunday, 2 adults, dog, TU. TU Expedenced. "Best Service" TUXEDO 2-7271 ESTATES bought and sold. , 5-27~8. room, secretarial office. 2 rooms BRAND NEW decorator's fur- GROSSE POINTE WOODS 5.2628. References. References and Experience Complete or odd pieces. An- ALTER ROAD.E. JEFFERSON 10x18, 3 10xI5, one 10x13. niture. Some pieces less than Gross';! Pointe Pharmacy. M~ck ------IEXPE tiques, silver, china, furni. anp Huntington 'VO E t kIf k RIENCED high school Walnut 1.4525 -Modern fiYC'-room 1 (I W e I' Al\l.FM intercom, 40-car park- a month old, hand painted Harkness Pharmacy, Mack and M N to a e pace 0 coo stu ture, Oriental rugs. Hugh C. dent wishes lawn cutting bl'ick flat. Stove, refrigerator, ing lot in rear. Ideal for medical drop leaf table, arm chairs, Lochmaor 'and companion while' they an Bolan, 10233 Woodward. TO How ..,d Johnsons, Mack and 8. are on vacation for 1 month.! d odd jobs. PH. 5.6749. 6-FOR RENT garage. landscape s e rv ice. building. lamp. EL 7-1867. Mile 6.2500. ------Goronflo, Mack and Anita Live in. Grosse Pointe area. (Unfurnished) I' .-\dults, $135. VA 2.6611. VAC ATION duty, invalid and ASSORTED wood s tor m s, Arnolds Drug, Mack and Haw- WO 2 2897 NEW electric vibrator, $15; thorne . - . mate rnity care, domestic help. UPPER income close to ex- UPPER income, Rivard Blvd. 1 ALBERT screens, $20; picnic table, Bob's Drugs, Mack and Roslyn , ------pl'eSS\\'a~'. Four rooms, mod- or 2 persons TU 2 8034 smali roclting chair, $10. TU bell':hes, S6; oriental rugs, DETROIT AREA GOOK and downstai~ Experi- CALL US, VE 9.9066 - 2.6019. ern, newly decorated. 9847 $20; antique pitcher and bo\\'l, Briggs Drug Store, Mack and enced. Stay nights. 5 days' and CARElS Nottingham, VE 9-2213. LAKEPOINTE- Warren - Up- COUVREUR S8. :lliscelIaneous antiques. Touraine every other Sunday. Best ref- per 5, heated. Adults. Stove, TUxedo 1-3000 Rands Medical Service Pharmacy ('rences required. TUx e d 0 Chairs, Tables, Lamps 840 Barrington. Wednesday to Mack and Moran BABY SITTING AGENCY HARCOURT, upper flat, 2 bed_ refrigerator. References. TUx- All styles and sizes. 50~o off. 7 p.m. and Friday 10-5. Blue C.-oss Drugs, Mack and Neff 4-7997. Lice rooms, 1~ baths, library, Cal'- Blue HIli Pharmacy, Mack and nsed, Bonded, Registered edo 5-8921. peting, 1 car garage. $215. 19818 MACK, air conditioned VAN WAREHOUSE Blue Hill 1\l0VIl\G to California-Carpet_ Devonshire Drugs, Mack and EXP ERIENCED gardenel' wants 791-1772. ANITA - 3 bedrooms, carpet, offices, Good parking facili- 13230 Harper COOK-EXPERIENCED ing, dl'apes, furniture used Devonshire wo rk, Call Prescott 7-2428. gas heat, awnings, fence,. un- ties. telephone answering ser- L & L Pharmacy, Mack and l3ea. THREE IN FAMILY. PIANO, small lil1right, light six months. Drexel 1-9164. consfield . 3 BEDROOM Colonial (In Berk- der $11>,000. TU 4-0376. vice available, TUxedo 4-7102. Colony Patent Med1clne, 15645 LOCAL REFERENCES REL IABLE babysitter, experi- walnut. beautiful tone. Call shjre, ehildl'en pernlitted, gas DISPOSING of lady's wardrobe, Ma~ I REQUIHED. en ced with small children, heat. TU 4-9464. 936 HARCOURT - Lower flat; 6D-RESORT PROPERTY after six, Walnut 5-5171. ST. CLAIR SHORES hig h school senior. Refero living room, full dining room, sizes 10-12-14. 7702 E. Jeffer- Arnold Drugs, Marter Rd. and CALL TUXEDO 2-2170 Jefferson 1 _ . ences. TU 4-1141. GROSSE POINTE Farms, cor- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; maid's NEAR CAMLACHIE, Canada HOOVER C I e a n e I' s. Factory son, Apt. 201, Sunday 1 to 6, ner Beaupre and Kerby. 4 room, bath. 3rd floor; carpet- on Lake tI u I' 0 n. Beautiful closeout s a Ie. Convertible LO 7.0939 . WHITE WOMAN. Own trans- HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT - bedrooms, 2~ baths, TV ing, drapes, curtains, refrig- beach, 65 miles from Detroit. uprights, r\lodels 31, 67. Price 1-PUBLIC NOTICE portation. Goo d with chil- Lawn cut, garages, basements room, attached 2-car garage. erator, gas range. optional. By monti, or season. TUxedo too 'low to advertise. Trade- BLUE MOLE short. jacket, hard- dren. Cleaning and baby sit- cle aned. Odd jobs. PR 9-1282. 1-4461. ins accepted. HARPER Vac- CITROEN CARS,. Monaco Mo. steam-gas heat, fenced' yard. Call day'time V A 3-0665. ly used, $85. Tuxedo 5-5167. tin g we ekends. References. uum, 17176 E: Warren, TU tors. LOrain 8.4340. Detroit's BABYSITTING-Quahfied per-! Available immediately. TUx- Call Tuesday TU 1.4817. UPPER and LOWER FLAT on 1-1122. , AIR CONDITIONER, 3,4 ton, only authorized dealer. sonable lady. Excellent refer- edo 4-2320. A FLORIDA VACATION Trombley. 3 bedrooms, :I. AU electric open end ironer. IE X C ELL E N 'I' housekeeper, ences. Own transportation. On Gulf of Mexico peninsula. LOVELY pair French hand baths, screened porch. Call VaUey 1-5920. TU 1.9061. NEFF-Upper flat, 2 bedrooms Swimming, boa tin g, fishing, 2A-MUSICAL cook. Excellent references. Owner. Days, WO 5-6100.' Af carved tables, $25. each; castor Nearly new, gas A.C. $175 - golfing, etc. available. Furnish- NEWCOMB Amplifier with INSTRUCTION Live in. Own car preferred. tel' 6 P.M., VA 3-0224, set, huge maple chair, $10; One child. no laundry. Mon- TWO POINTE college girls day LOTHROP - Fine ranch, 4 ed two bedroom house at $100 chest of drawers, $10. Drexel autom. record compensation camp at Park. Ages 4-7 l\Ion- PIANO, organ, accordion, gul- day ;lnd alternate Sundays bedrooms, 2~ baths, gas A.C GROSSE POINTE, 436 Notr e month. Largo, Florida. (Two 1-9178. act. $90. Jensen Imperial day - Friday. Please call Tux- $350. tar, banjo, classic guitar. Pro- off. $411 a week. Midwest Dame. 2 bedroom modern up days by. car out of Detroit) Speakel' system e us tom edo 1-5864, Valley 4-3765. fessional teaching staff. 6-64:I.7. MAXON BROTHERS TV 2-6000 per. Garage, disposal, caTpet Phone TUxedo 6-1464. CHILDRE=N'S PASTEL mahog. incl., $190 Both A-I Punch & Judy Music Studios condo TE 1-3130 after 6 p.m. MARYGROVE COLLEGE soph- ed, waterfront park. After 4 15 Km'eheval,.Grosse Pte. Farms DOMESTICS. Excellent appli- HARCOuRT. 3 bedroom ter- INTERMEDIATE LAKE PORTRAITS omore desires part time typo p.m. TU. 5-0246. Adults. TU 4-444" Res., UN 4-9278 cants from Britain and Con- race, bath and 2 Javs, Living, l\Iodern housekeeping cottages. by Stephen Gyuril'h GO-KART Dragon Wagon, Clin. ing. TU 4.2f;39. --- tinent. Well screened, hi~hly dining, scr~ened porch. By 156 1\1OROSS-S rooms, bath, Sandy beach, good swimming, ton E-65. $130. Ironrite, per- fishing and boating. Make res- $10,00 PIANO, organ, voice. theon- qualified, reasonable. For de- WOMAN likes 2 or 3 days !\lon- appointment. TUxedo 2-3126. 2-car garage, new stove. re- fect, with chair and light, ervations now. APPOINTMENT lessons. Pl'e"school through tails reply to Box V-12, Grosse day, Wednesday and Friday frigerator, f u I I basement, $150 .. Accordion, 120 bass, RIVARD . BLVD. studio apart- VENICE 9-9066 (; . univel'sity level. Walter Muel_. Pointe News. with referel)ce. 885-6587. newly decorated, TU 5.6114. TU 1-5852 $100. TU 2-8944. leI', 482 Colonial Ct. N., TU _ ment. Three I 0 v e J y large 1677 STANHOPE, a.p.w . LARGE modern cotta'ge on 6-1090. COOK, experience and refer- COLORED woman wishes work rooms and bath. disposal, ga- DINETTE Set, gray Formica rage, private entrance, $95. GROSSE POINTE Lake Huron 'shore. 10 miles HOTPOINT automatic electric and chrome table, extension ences required, willing to go as general maid, experience Available July 1st. TUxedo E. JEFFERSON, 16839 north of Port Huron. $125 a range, 8 years old, $15. Tux- leaf, 4 chairs, jlxeellent con- 2B- TUTOfUNG 'to NOl-lhern l\lichigan for and reference. Tyler 6-7975, week. Ll 9-0667. 2-1391. Newly decorated throughout. 2 edo 5-2422 before 11 o'clock. dition, $28. TU:xedo 5-7039. PARENTS-If you are not sat- summer. TU 5-2892. HAS SENIOR life saving bedrooms, ~tove, refrigerator, cer- .. GROU:-lD COVERS: 1\1y I' tIe, HAMILTON Electric Dryer, isfi.ed with your child's prog- gara",e, park prIvileges. $1;,0 6F-TO SHARE tificate, high SChOOl graduate. T\oVO - I BEDROOM " - pachy~andras. TU. 5-0768. good condition, $40. TU m~nth. Call LIVING QUARTERS ress in school, you can .have 5-Situations Wanted experienced baby sitter, wish. 2-6136. ' him tutored by an expenenc'l es summer employment. PR AP.ARTtv1ENTS WO 1.0321, Ext. 43 or TU 2-4485 WOMAN to share home. Widow MOVING - Fireplace fixtures, 'ed teacher recommended by YOUNG experienced girl wishes 7-9267. In one of Detroit's most exclu- I or business woman. PR 3-1266, automatic washer, draperies, RUMI\IAGE Sale - 25c to 55 HARCOURT Road, upper, 3 the Detroit Board of Educa-I work as dental assistant or siVe residentials. TU 5-0032. and miscellaneous items. TU boys', gil'ls', men's clothing, tion at reasonable )'ate~. R.ef- doctor's receptionist. TV. COLLEGE STUDENT wishes bedrooms, 1],2 baths, screened 1-4069. sizes 10.42, after 1 p.m, Wed- erences furnished, BegInmng 2-5382. stl'ady or temporary empl9Y- IMMEDIATE porch. TUxedo 4-3118. 7-WANTED TO RENT nesday and Saturday. 694 Latin, .all elem~ntal1' su~jec~s, S-T-O-R-l\-'l-S--re-m-ov-e-d-,--w-i-n-d-o,-vs ment during summer. Refer_ SOFAS AND CHAIRS Lincoln.' N. E. Corner. TV OCCUPANCY HA WTHORNE ROAD PHYSICIAN and family, 2 ences. Dennis, TY 7-0331. Floor stock sent to Our ware. 4-4910. r~medlal readmg. Cal. 1'\ e- washed, screens put up, awn- Large. airy, light rooms. All small children, wishes fur- Five room one-floor house house from our 4 other beauti. nlngs after 7 p.m. ings hung, eve s t r 0 ugh s 4 HIGH SCHOOL graduates mod e)' n facilities. Disposals, nished house wi~h fenced-in with 2 bedrooms, garage, gas ful stores; some slightly above TO 5-2328 cleaned, wall washing and desire full or part time sum- Forinica kitchens, modern bath- back "ard, Grosse Pointe or SA-OFFICE ECj)UIPMENT heat, 'terrace. Vacant. Adults, cost, some slightly below cost. painting. VAlley 1-4127. mer lawn work. You grow it rpoms, etc. vicinity, fot- the summer. Val. FOR SALE T. RAYMOND,JEFFS some at cost, at the COMMUNITY we mow it. TU 5.6186. ley 2-9000, Apt. 408. TUTORING SERVi,:::E ROOF and gutter work, chim- LARGE 81 Kercheval TU 1-1100 VAN WAREHOUSE TYPEWRITERS and add I n g away. All odd jobs. Insured, 5A~SJTUATIONS WANTED YOUNG couple desire gilrage 13230 Harper machines. ncw, rebuilt. Rea. MRS. LOUIS MARICK;DIREC. SWIMMING POOL GROSSE POINTE Farms--Chil_ ney repairs, Trash hauled sOliable prices. National Of- TOR. Tutoring by degree teach- DOMESTIC dren invited. 3-bedroom, li- apartment. Long term lease RUI\I:\IAGE, furniture, appli- Bill, Tuxedo 5.8070, Tuxedo Off street parking. A pleasant fice Equipment, 16833 Harper ers available in all subjects for EXPERIENCED brary, 2 baths. $195. 377 HilL _a_c_c_e_p_ta_b_l_e_._E_d_g_c_II'_a_tc_,1'_1-_7_1_97_. anees,2 children's desks, mis. 4-3930. GIRL wishes place to live. Rent $120-$130 at Bishop. TUxedo 1-7130. grades high school, college and general work. Plain' cooking. per month, crest. Open S>lnday. Tuxedo GROSSE POINTE AREA - 3- cellancous. After 2:00. 591 1.0212, Venice 9.3500. adult education. CHII\1NEY REPAIR, tuck point- Short order cook. WAlnut SHERWOOD APARTMENTS bedrcom home. preferably Bournemouth, 9-ARTICLES WANTED 339 Merriweather ing, ontside painting,' odd 5-4631. 14440 FRANKFORT furnished, desircd by three Grosse Pointe Farms jobs. PRo 5.7280. 6A-FOR RENT (Furnished' young businessmen b~' ,July. FORD transmission and new BOOKS bought in any quan- HONEST lady wishes house- TUXEDO 5-0307 I 12-l'olt hea\'y duty battery, tity. Entire libraries, book. OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS GROSSE POINTE PARK, 1011 • TA 5-4600, ex. 8851 or TU COLORED MAN wants wort work Tuesdays or Thursdays. :-3057 aftE.'r 6. References. S12 each; 112-ton chilin fall, cases. art objects, Mrs. B. C. Baby sitting Mal'vland near E. Jeffel'son- TUxedo 4.2820 :IS handyman, porter. Experi- evenings. Kind GROSSE POINTE, Neff near Next to St. Ambrose Church. $25; Allen tcsling machine, Claes, 1670 Leverette, WO loving care. LO 7-8023. Kercheval.-Lovl~ly six.room Second floor apartment, 4 LADY with references desires $65; 25" commercial I'eel la\\n 3-4267. SPANISH or French tutoring. enced. WA 1.9674, upper. Prefer widow who ap- room including dining room. room in or nl'ar Farms. Near mower. S45; rotary 21", $10; Cali Valley 2-0839' after 6 LADY WANTS washing and WE BUY old gold, jewelry and preciates quiet reslful sur- Newly decoraled. Adults VA transportation, TU 5.1077. seven ho",epower outhoarcl, p.m, ironin~ at home. 4352 !\lal1'- silver. Vogue .Te\\'elers, 22377 Your Girl Friday roundings. Close to bus and 4.5389. $12. PR 8-0890. Janel. TUxedo 5.5226. :\Ioross Road. stores. $150 a month. VA 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE PRIVATE' TUTORING Secretarial Service - HOUSEHOLD items. all or sepa- EXPERIENCED laundress 2-5052. Realtor. HOUSB for rent. July and BOOKS purchased for cash, IN l\limeograph,ing HUNTER'S equipment. Guns, rately, cash, carry. SaturdGY, I August. Call after 4:~0 p.m. YOUR OWN HOME wishe:; day work, light clean- shell loa din g, hows and Suncla,\'. ,TUliP 24-2.'i 9-.') only. Entire libraries or fine single ing Thursday and Friday. Ref- GROSSE POINTE Park, upper TUxedo 1.1734. ,Mrs, Coleman TU 4-6442 3-heclroom flat: $80. Gas heat. arrows. Private party. lIlust 23350 Eclsel Ford Court. items. Midwest Book Serv- All subjects; all grades. Adults erentes. VA 1-8323. Valley 1.0510, ~EFF ROAD lower, 2, 3 bed- spll, moving. TUxedo 2-7094. ice, 4301 Kensin~ton, TU aUll children. Certified teach. -----. --~..-_._------FLOAT PLANE, Cessna 180 on ------rooms. Sept. to .Tune, while 5.2450. ers. HICH SCHOOL senior se(ks COLLEGE STUDENT for baby- EXPERIENCED l' e-w e a vi n g 2870 floats; G y r 0 s, lear. sitting. Honest and depend. 57,18 BEDFORD - Four rooms owners are in Florida. TU Call: lawn, garden and general up, slo~'e and refrigerlltor. all 5-3645. moth holes, burns, tears. Rea. V,H.F., 416 hours on engine: STEINWA Y or. equal small able. TU 2.0531. DETROIT AND SUBURBAN work. PH fj-1299. utilities included, $85. TV sonable, Est t mal c s. Quick factory seaplane li('en~('d. ~rand wantcd. Call 731-7707. TUTORING SERVICE 2.6314. service. PRescott 7-4381. DEAN'S HO:'llE LAUNDRY - EXPERIENCED cook and sel'.'- COOL. Upper incf)me, 1 bed- Rl'ply to Box B-9. Grosst' WANTED ------. ------PointE.' ]';el\'5. KENWOOD 7-4053 cr. Also 1]ou~ekl'eper, room. private entranpe. ideal Washing and Ironing, Pick 'five HARCOURT-Upper. 112 baths, ELECTRIC StOI'C and misct'l- days. Grosse Pointe for newlyweds. ED 1.55,'>3. Up ilnd Deliver. VA 2-2472. rl'fer- 2 hedrooms. heated porch, lan(,oll.~ household goo d s, RATTAN COUCH, ncw tondi- OLD CLOTHING 3-LOST AND FOUND cnces. VA 2-8442. 1376 Phillip. Tt:xedo 4-2380, TUxedo 2. Must sell. moving .• Antique lion. S40. Din('lle $15. Hug, BEST PRICES PAID LAMPS --_ .. -----_._------phonograph and t~"Jle\\'riler. FOUND; Fur neckpiE'ce at 3090. LOVELY 11PP('l' incoml', four !lxI2. $15. !.ponard rcfril:l'ra- FOR MEN'S SUITS l.llstom.made I amp shades GE:-iERAL, PART TI:-'IE TUxedo 2-70!l4. Grosse Pointe I-{jgh S(.hoo!. rooms. nicely furnished, heat. made Rnd rP(,(l\'cred in my TU 5-3077 XEFF LAXE, 2 bedrooms, 21 _ t~~:.~2:'i,. ~~_1-4fl~~:~I:~:_~6:'i~'i~ TOPCOATS AND SHOES Same may bc had for proper Al'aiiab]e July 15 or August home, will pick up. -._---- ft'et of c!os('t space, air.con. ELECTRIC STOVE, E'K('Plient RE,"RJ(;EH:\TOH; room si/e TUlsa 3-1872 Identification. Call at school A-I LA UN DRESS, 1. '-lay he sel'n, $125. 524 TUxedo 4-651 I cleaner, ditioned. completely carpeted. C'onrlilion, 30", I a l' g (' O\'cn ('ollag(' rug" Worlcl Rooks: l\ telephone call will bring us offiCe. wishl's days only. Expcri. All('r Rd. Private baser.1ent, g a I' age, plus ~torage ora\\'cr, 57,~. TU )'li~l'pll.1n('ou,,; fur n i tll I' c; to you immcdill1ciy l']1<'ed. rr fcrp n ccs. Tuesday, . --'-- . .._. ----- 2-810,1. lar1it's clothing: hl)t1scw~rc. _. _ SHOES placed in my car by FF::I!ALE ('ollpge student wishes $1.';0, Xo chilclrcn, no pets. LARGE 3-room with shower _ .. _ mistake. Call TU 5-::10:')5, work this summer. Exppr- Friday. n~mple 4-4079. ------_._- ---. TUxrdo 4-3207. and TV. S;lS. VAlley 4-S995. ,JUNIOR dinl'lte .~et with four Tlixedo 6.27fln. \1'.\:\'1'1<:0: Wichr or rattan ------,,------imccd. TU I-89gB. A.l -----.~ ._. --- -._------.._.- por('h furniture. TU :).2,'1,;0, SHIRT IRONER, rl'gular GHOSSE POI~n; Park, 1341 whit(' lp,11hpr chllil's. $40. PH BR Al'\ [) XEW Silo p ~ m i t h __.. .. __ .., . _ 4-HELP WANTED i I' 0 n i n g, baby siller, clay BACHELOR 3 rooms, garage, 6-0509. SomC'l'spt Rd, Upppr 6 rooms, ev('rything electric, a'ir con .. .. _ l\1ark \' with ('a Page Eighteen GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday, 'June 22, '196'(' YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly CALL TUxedo 2.6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY lOA-MOTOR SCOOTERS 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE In-REAL ESTATl: 21A-GENERAL SERVICES 21H-RUG CLEAN ING 21K-WINDOW WASHING 21R-CEMENT WORK MOTOR SCOOTER - Doodle - FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE --- DRYERS VENTED RADKE CARPET CLE ANERS bug needs work, $35. TU OX~'ORD South, 1141 - Fine ~nne parkcl' olfers: IIARPER WOODS-,-B-ro-a-d-st-ol-le - Carpets, rugs tacke d down WINDOW CLEANING ALL KINDS CEMENT, 2.4063. cuslom ("alonial, 3 twin size Grossc Pointc Farms unocat-j 21407-Custom, spacious 2- $ 15 Complete or loose, upholstered furni. WALL WASHING bedrooms, 2~2 baths, library, BRICK & BLOCK WORK MOTOR bike, 1959 Sears Mope d ablc homc SpilCC. Four po- bedroom ranch. scrcened ter- tura expertly clean ed and Service on Screens and Storms large close-ts, screened pOl'ch, tential bedrooms, 3 baths, 5 Yrs. Experience moth-proofed il! your home. Brick Washing Expertly Done RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL like new, bargain. Tuxed 0 $20,000 . . . Also Farms, 5t race. 2-('al' gal'age. TUxedo 6-2825. gas heat, breezeway tonnect- Free estimates, rea sonable Basement Painting Driveways, Rat Walls, Paul'~ Parish. Four bedrooms, 1.2265. LA 7-0533 or TU 1-4162 ing garage, 101 80'x265'. fully' - prices. DRexel 1.3133 H, E. GAGE & SON Garages Raised. landscaped, Cyclone felll'cd, 2':! baths. built-ins. $33,000 LUGGAGE, trunks, zippers. Cement Slabs, Patios. l1-AUTOS FOK SALE other outstanding features. ... and income property. 16 TU 4.0136 1410 GRA YTON-Bric!-' to roof. slimple cases repaired. Gold 211-PAINTIUG AND Basement Waterpl'oofing. AUSTIN HEALY Sprite 1959 $43.000. By appointment. own_ to 20% gross, Point and else- 3 large bedrms., den. lav. Priced DECORATING Porehes Re-built or Repaired. .-.tamping, curtom built lug- A-I condition. TUxedo 6-1858 er, WO 2-5454. Tuxcdo 5-9433. where ... tuxedo 5-4415. for immediate sale. G.0LMIN Steps, Prc-cast or Stone. ga-ge. Travelers Trunk Co., ROOMS-$8 and up. Call 9ny WINDOW CLEANING time. Reference. Tylel' 8-3572, OUR SPECIALTY. MINIATURE' Corvette, 1961, 867 GROSSE POINTE COURT 10323 Mack. Valley 3-0048. SERVICE CEMENT REPAIR brand new, nel'er used, brigh t COOK ROAD, 885 GROSSE POINTE -Attractive c e n tel' entrance WALL WASHING Valley 3-01147 PROFESSIONAL painti ng. in- Frf'P Estimate;; l'CU, 2;'2 h.p. IIlOlul. Tl..ixeu ,) OpeO ... Tihll,. &: SUllo 0PE:-i SUNI)A Y 2-5 l'J.nch. 5 y~.:.r.; old. :;\c["r ')l.hwl.., FRLE ESTI;\IATES reo" terior-exterior, wall II'ashing. and shopping. WE ARE INSURED Licensed and Bonded. 4-4834. 2-5 p.m. 76 r.mSKOKA RD. - FARMS Be'st materials. Guar anteed. 11 For the unusual" NCJ JOB TOO SMALL 4-bedroom, 2Ih-bath; new 2- call CITROEN 1959 10 model. Pri 5 hedroom French Co~onial on 352 MOSELLE PLACE---n1st floor LEO P. KISTNE R Famous for comfort an d attached garage, large land- Associates ACME WINDOW FRED NAVARRO $37,900. Very low down pay- Large kitchen, large breakfast scaped lot in excellent Farms Interior painters, ext erior. economy. Make ofTer. TUxed 0 me~t. "No Job Is Too Small'" LA '7-8770 Eves., TU 2.5735 2-7094. room. enclosed healed porch location. Free estimates, work guar- CL.EANING CO. $40,000. Bathroom and Kitchen anteed. Rates rea sonable. LATE 1947 Packard Super Clip FORDCROFT, 75. 20065 1\1ARFORD COUR'r - Modernization Custom work and color. • Window Cleaning - FOLLOWI!\G BY APP'T. LICENSED & ~ONDED per. Over 2 tons of elegance 5.bedroom, 3;!/.-bath, new 2. Custom built center hall semi- One phone call for all PRescott 7-5876, PR escott • Screens - Storms The last of the classic radia . story. Famiiy room and numer- KENWOOD COURT ranch. 2 twin siZe bedrooms, home maintenance prob. 7-5853. tors. Engine, body, brakes , ous extras. Landscaped. Near Builder's own quality built Co- farm kitchen, expansion attic, lems. • Awnings Cement tires, OK. "Ask The Man Cook Road and Ballantyne. lonial. Large, attra~tive living garage. Licensed Builders SKILLED painter will paint 5 .. Wall Washing rooms; 2 coats of Sherwin- Who O\l'ns One." The~' ar e room. 3 big bedrO(}ms, 2;2 1302 KEN"SINGTON-All brick TU 1-8444 PR 6-3038 scarce. Buy the poor man 's LOTS AV.A,ILABLE baths, family room, delightful Williams or' Pitts burgh's • Completely Insured Contractor center hall Colonial, den, 4 twin paints. Only $150. Guaran- Bentley for $150. TU 5-5094. We will build to suit, either tra. kitchen with "built-Inl>," Deep Driveway replacements, walks, size bedrooms, large airy room.;;. CARPET LAYING teed. Walnut 5-9691. • Free Estimates ditional or contemporary. See lot. Beautiful garden. floors and footings. 1960 GRAY Falcon, 2-door , gas heat, gar age. Excellent NEW AND OLD TUXEDO 6-1540 our plans. value. CUSTOM decorating. Interior, EXPERT PORCH AND standard, 9,400 miles, $1,425 GRAND MARAIS Stair Carpet Shifted 153 E. Elizabeth WO 2-6125 Attractive gray Colonial. 4 bed- Repairs of All Types exterior. Immediate service. STEP REPAIRS Call week days, TV 1.8082. 'LOCHMOOR BLVD. rooms, 2;2 baths, large TV MANY OTHERS E. A. Wandrey Co. Tuxedo 21 ()--VVaterproofing Garages rai~ed and extended. TU 5-0703 5-3049. PONTIAC 8, 1955' 4-Door - 3-bedroom Cape Cod, 1;2 baths, room. Corner lot on tree lined screened terrace, 2-car garage. ALL basement leaks stopped PATIOS Automatic, radio, heater; bes t street .. Early possession. Only and reinforced. Basement re- SLATE, REDWOOD, Large lot. Reasonably priced. $35,750. CHAMPION 21C-ELECTRICAL ERNEST A. 80 offer. TV 1-5713. CK pairs: Sewer s electrically 102 Kercheval TV 4-5700 SERVICE Pointer and decorator; quality FLAGSTONE, BRICK, ETC,. OPEN SUN. 2.5:30 cleaned. Guaranteed. Work 1951 ENGLISH Ford (Angila ) and color matching, KARL DAVIES TU 5-3220 GROSSE Pl'E. Shores. Like the finestl myself. LO. 7-5585. - Good condition, engin e 406 BAReLA Y RD. ELECTRICAL REPAIRS Served Grosse Pointe homes tor TU.I-9213 PR 8.6448 completely rebuilt. Pric e new, charming 3 bedroom APPLIANCE CIRCUITS Outstanding 1;.2-story, 3 bed- $1,500 - The Windmill Pointe 10 years. $195. TU 4-4393. r~.nch, 21,6 batlis, carpeting, PROMPT SERVICE 21P-FURNJTURE REPAIRS rooms, 2 baths, family room, 2 Land Company omce at drapes, G.E. kitchen, washer- 20685 Woodmont TU 1-6905 fireplaces, air-conditioned, car- .PRes'~ott 1-5057 1956 PLYMOUTH 2-door, radio , Berkshire and Jefferson to be dryer, gas heat, 2 car attach- KRAUSMA,NN ELECTRIC C U S TOM upholstering. A peting and drapes, 2-cal' attaeh- PAINTING' .and dec orating. splendid selection of deco- heater, whitewall tires, re 'moved by buyer. Suitable for ed garage, lot 100x150, under COMPANY F.ASTERN MASON - ed garage. cottage, playhouse or sales $49,000. Owner. TU 1-6866. References. Interior, exterior. rative fabrics. Expert need- conditioned motor, privat e office. IS'x24'. Two rooms TUxedo 2-5900 Free estimates. Call after 6 lepoint mounting. Estimates CONTRACTORS owner. $350. VAlley 1.4001, COX & BAKER plus lavatory. Also lot. VAlley -- p.m. CARL HEINLE IN, VE cheerfully g iv e n. Ewald. Commercial & Residential TU 5-7900 or TU 4-4067 13A-LOTS t=ORSALE 9-1537. 1956 4-DOOR air-conditioned 2-2710. 21D-t:LECTR'CA~ 13929 Kerche"~l. VA 2.8993. Building Tuck Pointing .- Ma- De Solo Power Flite, 8 cyl. GROSSE POINTE Park, 2 lots APPLIANCES COMPLETE decorat.ing service. sonl1' Repairs-Caulking-Build. fnder, Good condition. 01'1. 1;.2 STORY cl<\pboard A WOMAN KNOWS corner Lakepointe and Avon- Interior and exterior paint- Furniture Refinishing building. 22'x24'. May be dale, 75' x 177' each. Private ing Renovators ,- Cracked Base- ginal ownership. Color, white Vendorne 245 ...•.. 3 bedrms ing. Paper removi ng and Piano. Cabinet used as boathouse, stable, owner. TUxedo 4-5747. ments Waterproofed. Gutters - $750. TUxedo 5-1925. Pemherton 828 5 bedrms. HOOVER paper hanging. Wall \I'ashing. W~od Paneling, storage, converted to a pool Berkshire 1222 6 bedrms. AUTHORIZED SERVICE Workmanship guaran teed to Gutters Plastic Coated • Roof 1955 IMPERIAL - Excellen t house or summer cottage, Moran Rd. 161 semi-ranch be the best. For estirn ate, Lacquering Leaks Repaired. condition, original owner, ful I etc. :Must be moved from 3 LOTS - 104' X 125' POINTE VACUUM. Bishop Rd. 1014 5 bedrms. plus call power. Tuxedo 4-4516. premises Near Lakeshore 21019 MACK TV 1-1014 EDWARD RUDNICK! EDWARD M. COOK Chalfonte 342 :ranch WILLIAM FORSY THE ST. CLAIR SHORES TV 1-5864 TV 1.0964 GROSSE POINTE SHORE'S FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY 16484 E. 10 Mile THUNDERBIRD, 1960 Hardtop ANN BEDFORD ~OODMAN VAlley 2-9108 PR 1-4347 -Fully equipped, 4-way pow NEWEST ROAD !IlEW . REBUILT PARTS PRescott 1-5057 - TU 5-6063 LO 7-4706 - PAINTING and decorati er, low mileage. Forced to TU 1.5864 TU 1-0964 ng. Free CHAIRS RECANED, dolls re- CADIEUX-Appealing colonial, JOHN S. GOODMAN estimates. PRescott 5- L. VERBEKE sell. Prescott 8-5118. WHIRLPOOL, Kenmore wash- 4883. paired. WA 1-2710. 3 bedrooms, lY.! bath::, pan- ers and dryers; also Ironers CEMENT CONTRACTOR 44 LAKECREST Lane-4 bed- DOYLE COURT-80'xI25'. Near ALL AROUND painti ng and All types of cement work. CROSLEY Station Wagon-Min eled recreation room. $24.900. and all home appliances. All t rooms, family room, swim- Lady Star of the Sea. Owner, decorating. Good ref erenees. 21Q-PLASTERING Porches built or repaIred. condition, 36 miles gallon , metal repaIrs, switches, fau. S. OXFORD, 1341-Very good ming pool. Appointment only. Tuxedo 1-1166. Work myself. Wal1p;rper re- Patios a speciality. Bonded, ~,10Q pounds. PR 8-0890. ce~, etc. Quick, reasonable. PLASTERING, perfect repair .. colonial, 3 bedrooms, Ilh. Tuxl'.do 2-0628. moved. Jesse Page. VAlley Licensed and Insured CHALFONTE - Grosse TU 4-2491. .ing. Have that new ceiling baths, glassed p()rch, fine rec- 2-7348, SL 4-1737. LAkeview 1-4693 12-AUTOS WANTED reation room. $32,800. Pointe Farms. First lot now! Clean, guaranteed. VA north of Moross on Coun- Factory Authorized 1-7051, VA 4-3022. HIGHEST prices paid for lat e FAIRWAY near Fairford-Ex_ Boating?? try Club. 190x280', terms. HOOVER EUREKA DONALD BUSS model cars. All make s. cellent ranch, 2 bedrooms, lY.! Decorator 21R-CEMENT WORK Service, all makes, serviced wiqI O'Leary Cadillac, 17153 Ea'St baths, library convertible to Fishing?? ~LBERT COUVREUR Exterior Interior 1. Genuine factory parts. SPE91ALIZING in chimney, WE'WANT TO BE Jefferson, TU. 5-1200. 3rd bedroom, 85' lol $29,900. TUXEDO 1-3000 Free Estimates Swimming?? 2. Motors cleaned inside & out. 35 Years'in G.P, porch and masonry repairs. FORD or Chevy "57" on. Stand . MAXON BROS. TU 2-6000 3. All bearings greased. Tuck pOinting. VAlley 4-0028. YOUR MIDDLESEX BLVD.-80'x200' & TU ard shift. No dealers. TU Water Skiing?? 4. Bags cleaned deodorized, 1-7050 GROSSE POINTE - 3-bedroom for sale by Olvner. TUxedo 5. Cash & cac'.'Y save $1 00. 4-8928. A-I INTERIOR-exterior paint- sem;-ranch. Carpeted, fir e- It's summer fun time 4-7058 or TUxedo 5-2051- 6. Small repairs $1.00, $1.50. place, storms, screens. 55x185' 7. 1 Day Service. ing. Best of material s, good EDDIE'S J2A-BOATS & MOTORS landscaped lot. l~-car ga- at ... LEWISTON, near Kereheval- 8. All work guaranteed. workmanship, quick service. PRINTER Farm's most convenient pres. Special prices on tri m jobs. CUSTOM rage. Fin. ish e d recreation HARPER VACUUM 16-FT. CHRIS CRAFT Run-A- tige location. 100'x167'. $12.000. Drexel 1-7062. Each job rece ives our room. Oil heat. $24,000. Call 1'i'l76 E, Warren at Cadieux Bout, 68" beam. Needs paint- TUxedo 1-5853. special attention ... for appointment, TU 2-5369. Lake TV 1-1122 assuring you that we ing. VAlley 1-4245. CUSTOM PAINTI NG ASPHALT NEW - REBUILTS - PARTS FINE PAPER HANG are ,working for YOUR PRICE REDUCED! 14C-Real Estate ING 12-FT. SAILING DINGHY, Sherwood LICENSED and INS URED best interest in the N Exchanges .PAVING' $200. TUxedo 5-9170. ew . 3-bedroom ranch, G.E. 21E--eUSTOM CORSETS evaluation of your own kitchen; 1~ baths, carpeting, Give your family year J. F. TROMBLE Y Affiliated with 3-BEDROOM home, Farms. To s pee ia I requi rements. ONE owner 21-ft. inboard cabin draperies, tiled basement, gas SPENCER CORSETS Valley 4-3227 State Material Producers cruiser, sleeps 2, excellent round lake living exchange for livable income h eat, 2-car garage. Landscaped. Individl~ally designed, light- condition, many extras. Own. EXPERT paintmg, pape r hang. Resurfacing of Concrete Drives, $24,000. Private sale by owner. Select Your Custom Site Now. property, Pointe or Shores. wei~ht foundaUons and sur- er leaving city. Best offer. PRescott 2-4898. ing by mechanics, free esti. Parking Lots. Approaches and Exceptionally Flexible Terms. Box E-5. Grosse Pointe News. gical g a I' men t s, over 26 KRAMER Call evenings and Salurday, mates. Van Assche, TUxedo Patchwork. Also all types of years experience. Maude PRINTERS Tuxedo 6-2216. In Detroit, KE 7-(}192. 4-1187. VA 4-1492. 1s..-BUSINESS Bannert, 368 McKinley. , Commercial Work. GROSSE POINTE CITY LAKELAND LITHOGRAPHERS 12' CHRIS.CRAFT runabout , OPPORTUNITIES Grosloe Pointe, TU 5-4027 or Free Estimates On the Lake Development Corp. GEORGE S. DA LLY 432 Mechanic Street excellent" condition, $175. TU TOwnsend 9-3317. PAINTING, DECORA TING Credit Available 4-2123. JEFFERSON (near Cadieux} Dorothy P. Hart, Broker PART ownership available in toy and novelty manufactur. SPENCER corsetiere, expert Wall washing and patch plaster- WO J.3969 Waterfront living on approxi- EM 3-0085 MU 4-8825 CALL TU 1-9946 14-FT. WOLVERINE 10 horse ing concern. Nationwide mail home fitting. Complete figure ing. Serving this community mately three valuable acres, MU 4-1765 Walter Desmet, Ed\\'. P. Gordon I Johnson, controls, new tarp , 135 fect choice lake frontage. order set-up. Call WA 3-1710. control. 'Prompt s t;;l CHICKEN LOAF ~"---"- Contributed by Counter Points !\Irs. John K)'le Worley By Pat Talbot 1~2 tsp. onion juice by Pat Rousseau Leaping into the Saginaw Bay to break up a log 1 tsp. lemon juice 'Just In Time" ••. to give your summer wardrobe jam. William H. Murphy teetered from one log to % tsp. salt new interest •. , Miss Gee of Walton-Pierce has returned 3nother in the seething waters, finally feU beneath the /22 egg yolks from a buying trip in New York with wonderful warm 1 cup milk weather fashions. loo:s and was rescued by his father's foreman. cup bread crumbs ...... Si~~l:1 ~,11J.~'phYIi~~i;htcr~cd fOf L13 .50n'$ 11fe, Hc\ .runt:' 2H ha~ ... ~pedal ~i.~llili('.lIl("(' for arl d(~akr Tether Balfs 4.95 .Josrph deGrimme. Tt,:lt W,IS the day in l!lH on which E:xceplional! A,rchdllke .Franz Ferdinand of Austria anci his wifc, Volley Balls. 4.95 the Duchess of Hohcn berg, wcre assllsin ated in Sarajevo, Bullmastiff Bosnia, predpitating World War I. The murdered memo IJecs of the Austrian royal family were riding in a parade Guard Dog in a Grncf nnll Stiff car, which had heen especially built Puppies By WILSON for them under th(' supervision. of Mr. deGrimme's father, president of the company. I. Sporting Goods Co. :Il< * ¥ by Champion Almericus of Buttonoak out of Black PILFERINGS Knight's Astarte (Female pick of litter BOS, Co- In I'if'W Eni!);Jnrl a mall, whll hastily sold out his lumbus, Ohio.) Adult Weight: 120-1.35Ibs. Excel. business at a Joss, sued his doctor whC'11he failed to die lunt Hou~eho!d Pets, Racquet & Sport Shop as the dnctrl)' had predicted. 106 KERCHEVAL 161S. Highland Ave., Mt. Clemens on the Hill 1,<:.tC\ ('ryonc sw:ep in" Iron*t of his own <1001', and I HO 3.9485 l'U '.5262 TU '.2262 the whole world will be clean. Goethe. ~ ~ -, If b • •• *me • t _h .... _ M: ...... ~~_ -...... __ '"-- ""-- _ • _~. +.bM'tSe.s'gg'"s." ••Strt •• 't •••• t.e ••• b •Chicago to pull end of the half the score stood Collegiale League play was Dodgers B 5 * .. • DeltlInger's Cru!sir,g D. Second os on 5 ,7 ahead only to be caught and 2-1, in favor of the All.Stars. M.S.; Colleen Forney Smith, featured by three home runs by Cardinals 5 7 SPOOK II, the Jim Daoust-Paul ir.!ndH';;~~~~-;'~:Uh:ASJ~f~~~at = Yankee~ 2 4 passed by the Red Sox. Schummer's kept up their of. 1050 Yorkshire Road, B.A.; Dor- the Neeme brothers, two by Bob Red Legs 5 8 K h f'b I Alb 35 Capella N. Hollerbach: Raven C - WP-Gllmour The National League Cham. fensive attack as the second othy Hecker Smith, 2111 Van in one game and one by Dave. Pirates 4 9 01' new 1 reg ass erg 'Frolic. R. Barb!er; Privatto .. Grace Nole K'ydel 24:22:1520:21:04 innings defeated the American sions find it's an easier way to son. Next fan the league will 1327 E. Jefferson 9666 E. Jefferson SENATORS 2 2 3 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Elf Stewart 24:22:1520:22:08 League by a score of 14 to 13 \Vl'n an argument than dl'ggl'ng resume action. This organiza. WO 2.7855 VA 2.1322 INDIANS 6 5 3 !'II1'aml' 8 4 Collegiate sailors had their Drumbeats. "arsh wl'th each team scorl'ng a like \ WP - Hobbie Althaus; LP - Richmond 8 4 big regatta of th.e seasonh lastU White L'on Heuck... 24:4G:OO25.04:0120:16:2020:39:57 __ ' up facts. _ tion, which is nm solely by Grosse Pointe High School boys, -- - - ~.A~i~~~Olly. '0 Havana 7 5 weekend in Annapolis. T e, w~~J~~~leFI~i~~ai~~h:"R:i,ayDo~r:, ~ 5 is OPl'll to all boys of this age group in the Grosse Pointe ATHLETICS 10 2 Rochester 76 56 k' th f' I D IS AllonsRABclurebird-No• Time. )tAM~I~C:4N ~O~W1Jflt WP - Peter Fitzsimons', L~ lITl00rnotnrteoai 6 6 ~~ll~~~d ~o. ma enver 'Yankee swf~~,~l~~I~~~ lS:20:73 *' AND * area. Previous soccer experi' FREEl KK Kmgh. 23.19.0016.20:73 "'- "'- enee is not required. Anyone SNORKEL - Bill Marantctle. Columbus 4 8 Saturday, June 17, Portland SeahalVk Moran 23:46:1016:54:47 ~ ...... OQUO interested in league activities wilh each lung refill ORIOLES 3 8 0 20, Seattle 18. This pitchers' Jinks Krau"~ 23:46:4516:55:22 "'-,.. BRING THIS AD YANKEES 4 A 0 Buffalo 2 10 ..... Van & Storage "'-,...... should contact Jon Gandelot at ., ----__ battle was won by Dick Loos. DRIVER SENTENCED TU 1-8484. LPWP P-. Charles Worthman; FIRST HALF FARMS velt. This gam~, with its high James A. Morgan of 1482 St. *' ~lJ 5.1900 ,.. Wet Suits 'ATHLETICS- aul FitZSimons.5 8 2 Final Standings scores, probably was the most Clair, Detroit, was found guilty "'- 3/16" full length, first line thrilling of the season. The lead of driving a motor vehicle with...... *' STATUE GONE 29.95 SENATORS I 5 0 W L changed five times and was out h1tVing acquired an oper- "'- Eves" Sundays & Holidays TU 6-0848 A lawn deer statue, valued at WP-BobFeys;LP-Mike Sacramento ~ 2 tied at the end of the sixth ator's 1icense, He was sentenced :::17800 E. WARREN DETROIT 24~ $25, was stolen from the front A9UA SPORT DIVERS cVoHnnITo~y.SOx Hollywood .••••• ".... 23 inning with Portland scoring to 10 days in the Wayne coun-:::, CALL fOR FREE ESTIMATE . .' ::: lawn of John Kopocka, 37, of 16015 E. 8 Mire Rd. - 3 3 3 San Diego , ••••••••••. 5 .5 two runs to take the lead and ty Jail by ParI!' Judge C. Joseph '.... ' IdiIII .....IB15 Prest wick. nccording to a Ea.t Detroil INDIANS 14 8 1 Denver ...••••..•.••. , 3 win the game. Belangcr on Thursday, June 15. "'- G "'- WP - Donnie Thompson; LP Portland ...... • , 3 ~ ..... A ENTS ' .....complaint the WOOl'S rf!sident Michigan'sOlde,t Skin Diving made to local police. Dealer-Distributor - Larry Wheeler, Seattle ' 1 7 Saturday, June 17, Sacra- ,.. FOR VA>< "HIS. "'c Standings Sacramento and HollywOOrl mento 16. San Dicgo 3. John A hen.pecked husbanrl is a "'- INDIANS 2 0 cnded th(' first half of the sea- Fralick was the winning pitcher. fellow who has to fry the bacon ..... YANKEES 2 0 suil with each winning six after he brings it home. "'PISTANCE _ Lessons in ATHLETICS I 1 ~al1les and losing two. So. Sun: CLASS C --'--.------* NG IIll ORIOLES 1 1 nay, June IB, SaC'T'amento ann Standings ,LOCAL, LO :r SENATORS o 2 Hollywood met at Grosse Pointl' W JJ "'AND WORLD WIDE MOVING PISTOL SHOOTING WHITE SOX By Appointment National League o 2 ioarr~~e~i%~yh~~e~~at~p~~:h~;~ ~~~:Z~se..:::::::::::::; ; [JUSt:a Reminder] r*****************"'A PIRATES 5 1 0 Gary Thompson, for Sacr.l- Richmond .••.•• , •• , •• 4 3 U!ague Shooting every Thursday DODGERS 7 3 5 mento. allowed only six hils Miami ...... •••••.•••. 3 4 Grosse Pointe Park's ordinance Nite at 5:00 P.M. WP - Dave Schnur; LP and with two men on base, Rochester " ..•••..... 3 5 eliminating garboge pickups is NOJV A VA II-JAIILE Bill Wilhams. Gary Thompson steppcd up to Columbus ' 2 5 effective July I, But there's New and Used Pistols for Sale GIANTS 2 2 2 Ihr plate and knockrd .1 home Monday, .June 12. Roeh('stcr slill limc to install on efficient, ALL BENDIX ELECTRONIC Ammunition In' All Calibres CARDINALS 7 8 0 run ov('r th,~ ccnter field fence. bcat nichmond 20-1 B. Wednes- M i chi 9 0 n Ccnsolidated Gas Equipment Including More peop:~ own pistols and don't know WP - Bert Breer: LP - Bill Satramcnlo cmcrr::ed the \':1'- day .. June 14, Syratuse 13. Buf. thrifty,operating Gas Incinero- how to IIse them than any olher ann. Bagnasco, tors II'il.h a score of 10 rum falo 9. Thursday. .Junc i:l, lor. Call your dcoler ar the RED LEOS 12 a~ainst the lOrry wcll organi7crl norhr~tcr :;. :\Iii"ni I. Friday, Radio Telephone - Radio Receivers 16 o C amp any at WOodward 5- MAPLE GROVE GUN SHOP BltAVES 7 10 1 1I0JlYII'ood 1('al11.with only fiv!' .June 16. Syracus'c 12, Hiehmond Depth Fil}ders • Automatic Pilofs BOOO. Do it todov~ 21 Mile Road 01 Gratiot Ave. WP - John Orzel: LP runs. 7: one of Ihc highlights of this Sam Ciaramitaro. Other r::ames played in the r::ame was th(' two home nms Also Skeel, Trap, Duck Towers and Rifle Range DODGERS 12 II o Major-Mlllor werc Portlijnd 14, by :\likc Bullcr. Saturday. ,June the ship's wheel RED LEGS o 1 I Denver 7. John Mur!J('r 'l'i'5 17, I\\'0 gamcs were played. . BOAT SUPPLY STORE 19605 Mack TU 2-1340 ~ ~ WP -- Bill Blakeslee; Li' the winning pilc'her. Boh l\f('ss- Bllffalo brat Hichmond with a ON THE AVENUE Carl Cobn. ing was the hero of Ihr gamc seorc of 11-10. Syra('nse heal Intcrlux Points and supplies, BHAVES l() --he got four hits out of fivc Columhus 13-10. Winning pitch. Bendix, Peane Simpson Roy. GIANTS n limes at bat and marlc excellenl rr was :'IkGraw. Sankovileh. theon Sh'r'lo,Shore, generators, : RADTKE MARINE SALES ~ WP - Curt Kucnning; LP _ firlding plays. No informatIon on Gros:;c bow rods, sWim ladders, rOlle, : GRAND OPENING SPECIAL ~ Boli ~lJIlcr. life prrscrvcr,. etc" elc. Tucsday, .Junc 1:l. Hollywood Point(' Farms :'>lajor Lrllglle NEW-nnWIX-DI 6 PJRATF~<; 0 0 bc;,t Sacramcnto with a score was III!"nen in to YOllr reportcr, DF.PTII F1:\IlER ONLY $139 CARDINALS 3 12 0 SINDBAD'S : 10% OFF ON ALL MARINE PAINTS ~ of !l,R. .lcff Harldcn WIlS the SO lI'e are assuming that thc WP - Al'l GC'tz; LP - Dave winning pilpher. This is .Jcff Majors have nol playcrl any DETROIT'S ONLY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR *' INTERLUX - REGAn A - DULUX - PETTIT iC Krlstufek. lIilrlrlcn's fifth win of thl' Sl'Il- games, Standlnrrs son, A slory rir(,lIlalin" Little *' FEATURING PEMBROKE SKIFFS iC CARDINALS 2 o Wrdneway, ,Tunr 14, San League. WI' don't know whcrc CHRIS CRAFf. SEA SKIFF SILHOUETTE AND BOCK SAILBOATS iC DOnGImS 2 o Di('gl) edged out SCiittle 8-6. Ihe game was playcd or I,'hat 23' - 27' - 32' - FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY *' BRAVES 1 I .lonn Itydholm was lhr winning leagur il 11"1." in; but Ihe 11m- USED BOATS ••• iC RIm LE(iS I FINE SELECTION OF 1IDm:«,~;,1:','." . :'.:~ *' ... I pitcher. pirc r,111crl th(' gllmc he(,iHISp. USED BOATS • • • ...-,~))\lt..'),;,~" . ,,; 23' 1946 CHRIS CRAFT EXPRESS (;IANTS () 2 Thursday, .JullC I:;, Dcnl'cr of darkn('ss and thc'i,corc IV,15 *' $1850 iC PIRATES 0 2 heat Hollywood with a score of 45 to O. Now this might ,;ound 95 H.P, CHRYSLER "."..... iC WELLS AVAILABLE ~.M$ ~~;~t~1 *' COI,U:GJA'fF: LEAGUES 1.'i.10. Tom Dion was the win- real lopsided; hut its not realiy American Division ning pitcher. At the top of the as had as it appear~, From DETROIT BOAT BASIN 11200 FR~EUD ~2' 'C~'~'~"':-=--::C::' *' 52' ~~~3IS~RAT~.n:s.. , $4800 : WISCONSIN J 4 Ii :l sixth inning, Denl'er was trail. what we understanrl, t.he other 9666 E. Jefferson VA 2.1322 Open Sun. r 0 'til J ., ~lJCHlGAN 14 6 ::I ing with a soore of 10-2 IInd in team hadn't evcn gotten up to VA 2.2800 I: 11201 E, JEFFERSON 823.0751 ~ ldlCHIGAN 81'. 24 22 2 the sixth inning scored 13 runs, bat ~et, Ample Parking I*********************t , \ l'hursd~y. June 22. 1961 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine PATRIOTISM FIGURE JlEAD Be the kind of a statesman Most husbands have a voice SiInnlated Test Track Now Op'en who thInks of the next genera- in domestic affa!>'s - it cornell To Revive Excursions tion, not how to wIn the next I Neighborhood Club News I under thll heading of a minority The simulated automobile test to 5:30 p.m. Monday through election. report. SUMMER SCHEDULE track on the grounds of the Friday, and 1 p.m. to 8 p.m .• Monday Ford Rot u n d a ill Dearborn, Saturdays, Sundays and holl. l\Iich., has been opened for the days. Will REPLACE 9:30 a.m.~ 3:30 p.m. *Summe.r Day Camp (Boys & Girls summer months. =:l Ages 6-11) Starts .Tune 26th Last year, more than 106,000 YOUR OLD 3:30 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. Supervised Playground Activities persons rode on the one-mile ., ,', , GARBAGE GRINDER 6:30 p.m. Senior Softball League circular track in their favorite Ford products. Open only duro PlUMBING&HEATING CD WITH A BRAND NEW 7:00 p.m. Supervised Playground Activities Tuesday . ing the summer tourist season, the track is designed to demon- 9:30 a.m.-1l:30 a,m .• Summer Play School (Boys & sh-ate the performance of cars E. Jefferson o~ Beac"nsfield GENERAL Girls Ages 3-5) Starts June 27th under test conditions. Grosse Pointe 1:00 p.m.~ 4:30 p.m. Supervised Playgr'Jund Activities The track includes stretches VA 2.2870 6:30 p.m. Senior Softball League of corduroy, cobblestone and ELECTRIC 7:00 p.m. Supervised Activities gravel pavement, chuck holes. NOW PLAYING Wednesday railroad crossings, body-twist Thru SC!turday 9:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. Summer Day Camp bumps, a test hill with 16-and. DISPOSALL 7:00 p.m. Supervised Playground Activities 3D-per cent grades, a speed-up MOOtL Fe.1S ~trip, and a bank turnaround Thursday loop. 9:30 a.m.-ll:30 a.m. Summer Play School The Rotunda currently is ob- 1:00 p.m.~ 4:30 p.m. Supervised Playground Activities sen'ing the 25th anniversary of 6:30 p.m. Senior Softball League A revival of the favorite river Ientcrtainment supervised, b~' !its opening as a permanent 7:00 p,m, Girls Volleyball excursIon or old lime Detl'oHel'" c!\!,clieuccd cl'ui~c tiil'CclOr Joe ext.lbit builrlin!!, Mol''? th?cn one 7:00 p.m. Supervised Playgorund Activities who remember when families Cornell. He will be assisted by million persons from all 50 Friday could spend a whole day on the five-piece DeCaro Brothers states, 89 foreign countries and 9:30 a.m.~ 3:30 p.m. Summer Day Camp passenger steamers cruising up orchestra, an instrumental trio Puerto Rico, the Canal Zone Michigan's historic waterways headed by accordionist TOllY and the Virgin Islands visited 3:30 p.m .• 5:00 p.m. Supervised Playgor:md Acti