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Entered as Second Class Matter 7c Per Copy VOLUME23-NO. 2 nt the Post Office at , Mich. GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN, JANUARY II, 1962 M.OOPer Year 24 PAGES-TW0 SECTIONS-SECTION I

,'? . Fire Destroys Pointe's Swanki~st Restaurant III~ADLINE~ ,0' uarterl", Report Al Green's 0/ tbe Q ,,' J ._ Restaurant \VEI~K As Compileci by tbe Made to Residents Destroyed Grosse Pointe N~ws ---,. Fashionable Eating Place Thursday, ianuary 4 i ~A:.IE1\ICA~ l\lOTORS Cor- By Woods Cet{npil o:n~i~a~:st~rscS:~;e poration pre sid e n t George ~ of Blazes Homnc'y 1-lated Wednesday in Lansin~ that AMC directors Much I~formatio~ o~ Various' City Departments Sub-. Thirteen pieces of fire tlave "made it very clear" that mlHed; InVitation Issued to All to Attend fithting equipment and ap- they d~ not want him to run Open House on January 21 proximately 100 firemen for the ::\lkhigan governorship . , . f () ugh t twa multi-alarm in 1962. Romncy.said the boal'd . G.rosse Pomte Woods quarterly report to resIdents, fires T h u r s day evening, expressed its opinions on his :: ...:~ " covermg the mont~s C?f Octob~r, November .and ~e- .January 4, that tot all y possible candidacy at a Decem- CJ ~:t:~,'~..... bel' 18 meeting in New York, i::;-: ,<. ". cember, 1961, contam~ l11;for~atIOn on t~e varl.ous",Clty destroyed. a restaurant and a meeting call~d by Homncy in f::;::'" departments and an mVItatIOn to al~ ~Ity re~ld~nts to h~'o stores in the Farms. order to bring the directors up ;' attend an Open House at the Mumcipal BUlldmg on TIle combined dam a g.e to "to date on.) "the competiflve Sunday, January 21, .fro~ 1 to 3 p.m. c. the properties was esti- situation and other develop-::J The Open House WIll glve<$)>------Inents." residents an op-portwlity to t mat e d a t ill are t h an The A:VIC president, chair- meet the new City officials, Ad- Store Loses \~;$500,000. e . man of the Citizens for' Michi- ministrator Chester Petersen, The fires des t r 0 y e d Al gan and a Constitutional Con- Comptroller Russell~~ Manney M 1 '"d. Green's On The Hill, 123 Ker- vention vice president, remains and Assessor Warren DeCook, ere tan lse I ch,~val; Beaupre Hardware, 366 undecided as to whether Or not who took office on November 1. ~ Kercheval; and Sidney Clean- he will enter the raco:> but is The mayor, coumcilmen and .Wortlt $1 500 er!;, 36B' Ket'cheval. A :estau- considered a strong contender department heads will also be , railt emplo)'e and four fIremen for the Hcpublican nomination present to greet their constitu- were overcome by smoke and if he clocs decije to run. lIe cnLs. Walton~ _ Pierce Reporb_ another firemai'l suffered burns. has promised a final decision 431 Homes Inspected l The fire scenes were a mile on his candidacv by February' The Grosse Pointe Woods Theft of 10 Expensive apart, and the fires occurred 10. . 0 'rJ Public Safety Department con- and Dresses Dur~ within 30 minutes of each *- * * ducted 431 courtesy home fire ing Shopping Hours other, the first time in Fanus l\IOVI:\G TO increase Dc- inspections in conjunction with hi!;tory that two major con- troit's convention bus in e s s, Natiom.l Fire Prevention Week, Merchandise wo~th over flagrations happened a I m 0 s t ?layor Jerome P. Cavanagh to- . -Picture by Robert H. Cooper unearthing many violations o.f simultaneously. clay asked tho Detroit Conven- Jus,t nine:months after its plush opening last April history. Crowds watched a host of firem~:p. with all the rules of fire safety. Some $1,500 was stolen from Wal- of the more common violations ton Pierce Co., -17100 Ker-I Policemen Spo~ Blaze tion ancl Tourist Bureau to 3, flames engulfed Al Green's On The Hill last Thurs- kinds of equipment battle the fire until "after mid- included improper size elec~ cheval some time d~ing The fire at the' hardware J launch a huge membership ~day nigJ)t. Starting early in the evening when the rest- night. This is the frightful mess after the fire was trical mses, debris on top J)f the afternoon of Saturday, store and cleaners was eyseov- drivo ane! urged that the bu~ aurant was catering to more than 100 diners, the extinguished. r('au's budget be boosted from furnaces and leaking oil tanks December 30. The thief or e~ed by Farms Patr'olmen Earl blaze was probably one of the best attended: in Pointe $116,000 to $170.000. The ncw and oil lines. The Department thi t d th b 'ld FIeld and Arnold Parsons, who I.' also conducted a fire preven- . eves en ere ~ Ul ;;, w('re making routine checks of ::\layor, 'who tool( offi{'c last ., ,0 tion inspection in all schools. m~, C row de d w:th last. doors of business places in the Tuesday. suggested that first Sy~p:'hony Boy Admits A ne"W 2500-w-att portable mmute New Year's shop- city. They turned in t!'le alarm. lLiggettS~hool1J~ae generator, which can be used pers, ana: removed 10 com- This was at 7:57 p.m. ~l~i~~tbe~ICV~~d t~Cth;~;~~~~IC 1/ 1/ ~ S "c' to supply auxiliary power for plete outfits just unpacked At 8;38 p.m., the alarm came lion of .Cobo Hall's ~u~standi.n~ oncert e't conventIOn and exhlblt iaclll- >::> ~. Laun~qCampaign t'; Raise Wholesale the Public Safety Building in from New York. in for the restaurant fire. case of power _failure, has been The theft was discovered bv which was started by a grease ti:s, and prc.dtt:tcd that results WIll be amazmg. . For Ian • 21-~ purchased. DUring this three- Mary Hart, 18827 Maire, De"- blaze in the kit~hen. The Funds for New Building ~ ~ar Looting month pQiod, equipment from troit a merchandise marker: at hardware store and,. cleaners He a1:;o recommended 6' that f,-: .v-- the Woods Public Safety Depart- Walton Pierce. Miss Hart had fire was started by defective ~~r€'a~~n~:;c~~:tro~;~Io~~u~~: Pointe's Own Top ~~sical Need $1,633,000 to Re-Iocate Institution on Prop.erty Report of 'Gas Syphoning ment res p 0 n d e d to 31 fire removed the costumes from wiring in the cleaning shop. alanns and 57 ambulance calls. their shipping cartons, hung ~y the time. Fa:ms firemen sociation and the Southeastern Organization to Give Acquired in Srosse Pointe Woods; Mrs. Casgrain .Leads to Arrest of 15. New Recreation Program them up, and marked the price arnved, the fIre III the valet ::\Iichigan Tourist and Publicity Second Offering of ~ Heads Committee Association get together in ad- , _ Year~Old and SolutJ,on The winter recreation pro- tags. shop had spre~d to the hard- ministration - provided quarters Current Season Nearly 60 Grosse Pointe women td&k part jp. launch- to Other Thefts gram of the Department of Only Gone Five Minutes W,Te store. whiCh had two gas in Cobo Hall, a move which jng the ."l'Liggett School's General Gifts Campaign at Parks and Recreation went into She 1 eft the brand-new pumps in front. effect on October L Rinks for dresses unattended ior apPt'oxi- At 8:08 p.m., unable. to con- should facilitate their closer Ths Grosse Point~ Sym-meetings January 3 and 4, according to Gen-eral Gifts Farms police filed charges pleasure skating are located at mately five minutes while she tr.ol the dual-shop flre, the cooperation. phony Orchestra WIll wel- chairman Mrs. Charles Casgrain, 119 Merriweather with Juvenile Co u r4, au- W. Lake Front, Park, Chene Trom- had a cup of coffee in the em- Clty was called to help on the * * * come the new year with the road. . <$)" thorities against a 15-year- bley, l\'!emorial Park, Sweeney ployes' lunchroom. When she secon~ alarm. T~e third alarm PRESIDENT KENNEDY an- presentation of the second Grosse Poi n t e r s. assuming '~ary 9, 16 and 23, at 10~"a.m., old Detroit boy who was Park and Ghesquiere Park, returned, the hangers were wns gIven at 8:3;) p.m. and the nounced yesterday that he has in this season's series' of leadership. roles at the meet- to be attended by more than apprehended on Tuesday, where day and evening skating bare. Shores and Harper Woods FIre ordered the activ

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Page Two '!3> ,.) Thursday, J~nul!lry I I, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~ I _ TOO MANY CHIEFS ":, CONi.GAl\'lE Thursday, January ", '962 Too many of our young men Many a man who th0\..1ght he llre trained to be bosses before Woods Report hltd a fortune in thQi,bag found Superintendent's Report Car Looting I Symphony l~o~~~r~,~~ro!.~'~:hk~~_ they learn to be bossed. himself holding the' sack. ------.~, - (Continued. from Page _ eludes, Overture, La Fo,-;:a del (tollthlUed from Page 1) (Continued from Pace 1) tlon meets next fall, and Marth~ (Continued from Page 1) with Paul ChrIstiansen at Chau Destino--Vcrdi; Vocalbr: Op. popular indoors activity. Boys are "C", and only 16% are either Hoke of Defer School has a sec~ that he had stolen them from tauqua, N.Y. t ~4 No . 4--Rachmninoff; Polka ~~14~ and girls basketball teams have "D" or "E". ~ UOil d~allng with bull e tin oth('r vehicles. The afternoon's con c e l' ~-d F~;'ue from "Schwanda"_ I been carefully organized accordw '. ~ boards, and overhead projection under the direction of Conduc- an , Grosse Pointe High gradu~ Find Stolen Articles tor Felix Resnick, will present Weinberger. ing to age and ability, and games crtes are rioing well at other in the primary grades_ in a new The detec~e said that of- Q"'~ ar~ scheduled throughout the colleges and universities. Mary book entitled "ClassrciJm Teachw flcers wcnt t'6::P the boy's home season. Patterson '58, now at ~ith Col- er's G u ide to Audio - Visual and searched his garage and r------..-.---'---~...__._-_._--'-_.. Younger bOys may participate It's lege, has been. placen on the Materials". :;OJ '.' found nine Cadillac ta1l1ight c in team-play games nightly at Dean's List in recognition of Dr.- .R. Leroy Schneier has assemblies, each worth about ~l ..~. ~arcells, Ferry, Mason and high academic standing. been appointed to a three-year $17, besides two tires, a brown (or girls, both elementary school Hillsdale College reports that term on the Publications Com~ steel tool box, and other auto Mason "and Monteith schools. another Grosse Point~ Hi g h mission of the Association for accessories. All itemg were SAtEif, TIME.0 Similar programs are available graduate. Terry Grieger, '~7, has Supervision and Curriculum De- confiscated and tagged, pending ~or both ~ementary school and . grad~ted as an all-A student, velopment. Poupard's quarterly calls by owners . teenage girls. A weekly gym "MY and three others, Paul Christo newsletter, edited by PrinCipal The younger lad told the de- o again program at Monteith school ac- commodates the men, with '56, Ephraim Smith '58 and Burt Htftnmel and Mr. McMahon, re- tectives that most of the items DOcrOR bas k e t ball lughlighting the WeyWlJ,g '59, have completed ceived .recognition in "Trends", found in his garage were , ,.",,;. . ,'-,. • I evening. their work with an average of and Grosse Point~fs teacher '...e~ taken from aut6n'lObiles in De- i ~'" Cmb Offers Classes "B" or better. '" cruiting technique~ and philoso- trait, but he did not recall thes Ballet classes are held four Robert Pet c r son '58 has l~hy were reported nationally ia locations. Detroit authorities I. SAVfE times weekly at the Woods Com- achieved a prominent position the "Educator's Dispatch". 1. were notified. munity Club, and the weekly of leadership at the University t,. High School Driver Education ------, weight-lifting club is expanding ot Michigan where he ig,ocur. Tea c her James Sendo was February Board meeting. This, ti This possessive phrase ~ .~;~~ '.~ UP ~ro OJ its facilities. Other Community rentf'y serving as president of elected president ~. a group of delay in presentation will not i is familiar to all -" Club acUvt~es Include arts and the Inter-Fraternity Council. metropolitan Detroit driver edu- effect the t i m e schedule or . ' It represents ' :I crafts classes for 4th through Three college credit classes cation teachers. Mr. S end /) is start of construction. I the profound confidence ~ ~ ..,~.." 6th grade boys and~girls and a and "!'Onelocal "'rofessional credit also secretary of -the state as------i", American people have ifi;physicians. Junior Canteen program for workshOp will \e on the second sociation of driver education TB is not inherited. It is an i- Junior I;lJgh students. semester in - service education teachers. '.f Family i But do you really have,a famjly physician? Y2 infectious d i sea s e. An F-80 Jet Plane, used in urogram. Registration for the Miss Helen Mutton, High members can ca'tch it from one Even though you may have ceen fortunate. not photographic missions during sHecial class for improving in- School Counselor, was elected another. • requiring medifE,al .:are, the Korean War, has been in- struction in reading will be held chairman of the Secondary Com- r>';;;;;;;;;;;;__ ;;;;;li- i 1259 Washington BI'fd. 92 Kercheval-on the HiII- stalled on the lawn directly in on Thursday, February 8, at 4:05 mittee of the Way n e County II ,J it is stitch-in-t~e wisdom DETROIT GROSSE"POINTE 'front of the bath house in Lake p.m. in the second floor Meet- Study of The Gifted for 1961-62; _ 'x to establish a "family docto~" relationship. 0 Front Park. ing Room of the Central Public Mrs. Geraldine Bertovick, High A Eonvenienli I Simply contact the physician .v • WO 2051~~J DAY ~~Ar~U 2 8070_,., Tl\e Department Of Public THU Library. ~ School English Teacher and Di- ii Ii ur choice requesting that you would Ilk. Work'S has also been busy. Dur- Registration for a special class rector of Forensics, served on Wordrobe PIon i of y,O cd . , :0 ing the months of October, No- him to serve your family shcJuld the ne ar~ in elementary arithmetic will the Humorous Reading Commit- "'u': M ~"i ,'" vember ana Decembcr the take place. on Thu~sday, Febr~- ...tee of the Michigan High School For',oung en _ And it such a need arises, our prescription I~JJ Water Service Dept. installed ary 1, at 4.05 p.n:. In the Michl- 'Forensic Association meeting at I 40 new water meters in new gan roo~, 1'1.ontelth Schoo~ and file University of l'4ichigan last We make ;t possible for i '0 department is prepared homes, repaired 4 hydrants, had to serve you and your fam.il)'. ( G registratlOn for A~e Geography month; and Dr. Clarence Mess- ~~~I:Oy~~'~~ gnO:: ~~t~h: ;- t 8 water main breaks. repaired of Europe class WIll be held on ner, Principal of Richard School, job (and that will h..lp , HICKEY'S 62nd 69 par~ing meters. and ,',per- ,!hursday, February 1~, at 7 p.m. was invited by the University your odvancementJ. . iormed many other services. In Room 215 of .the HIgh SC~'lOOl.of Michigan Bureau of School A Whaling's trained style , Prospects in progress include c WINTER A. Grosse Pomte profes~lOnal Services to in a survey counst'!lor will help you I. curb. gutter and paving of credIt workshOP will begm on of Grosse lie's educational pro- to select a com pie t e i Marter road. negotiation for Thursday. February 8, a~ 4:05 gram. wardrobe for business ond ~SALE purchasQ of additional land for p. m. in Room 125, Parcells pleasure. You pay for it i futt;l.c cxpansion of the Depart- Junior High. I Both the library and music in 12 monthly '~stall- ""I, ment of Public Works and the d th ments. Good ideo? Stop " This month. a greater t l~a n I room at Ferry School an I~ in and see us this week. " Municipal Garage, and construc- usual number of Grosse Pomte new High School Mathematics C.' tion of the Vcrni~;- road relief School staff members hav~ dis-I Center are scheduled for com- WHAL~ING'S i sewer. tinguished themselves in varieet I ' h tl' i IN DPW employes have taken and significant a.,ctivities. ..' pletion by February 1 or s or l ?JtPAJ1 Ut6Zt Men's Clothing down and stored all playground H~h School Counselor Evelyn thereafter. ~ 520 WOODWARD i Deliveries, TU 1-5688 c o (Except "Formal Wear) equipment for the winter and Westerville has been chosen to I Plans for the- High School 7 MILE at LIVERNOIS i painted all school crossings. serve as Conference ~hairman Library and Guidance Center FISHER BUILDING j 121 Kercheval on the hill REDUCED ,Snow plows' are .. painted and fAor ~het' Michligan tlcounsel~rs I' :vereT"n1oetpr~sllenbteedreaatdthisfomre c t,= '.....~. ,, "_"" I'eadY for service. salt trucks SSOCIaIOn W 1 C n lC assocI a- mg, 1 y WI Y t 11_ ~ ALL are on call", and catch basins throughout the City have been " to cleaned for wintcr. '. 20%J 50% Twenty-five dwelling building o • 0 permits, totl\lling $545,340, were " Assorted ~eledions issued from October 1 through DEPJ~RTMI oJ ovember 28, ",nd 19 permits • Vv.hite Shirts • Sweaters for alterations, additions and garages came to a total of $46:::" EXCEPT PRICE MAINT AI • Jackets • Gloves 150 during the same period . ,- * " An expansion program to pro- • Neckwear • Hats vide 75 additional p'a' l' kin g spaces in the lots adjacent to the Municipal Building is pro- - REDUCED gressing on schedule . • Store Loss DR 20% to 50% • Oxford (Continued from Page '1) Button L black wool ccstume with a :. • black-and-tan li~en b Iou s e • Broadclo In Our'Boys' Shop valued at $175.09, and a $59.00 Semi-Sp' navy and >, white silk taffeta • Tab Col: Substantial Reductions cocktail dress. '-.. SPECI'! City police arlit corl'aucting an 20% to 50% investigation of the theft. c;: • All Winter Jackets • Assorted Pajamas Grosse • All Boys' Coats ,. CShirts • All Sport Coats • Gloves PoiJf~e 'News • All Outer Coats' • Sweaters PUblished every Thursday by Anteebo Publisher!>. Inc. 99 KerchevaPAvenue Grosse Pointe 36. Michigan

n. ". Phone ru 2.6900 • Three Trunk Lmes En~,red aM sl'cond claNS malter 81 the" post office. Detroit. Mlehlgav und"r the act or Man'h ~. IR97 Subscrlpllon Rates; $4.00 ~er Year by Mall '.($5.00 0 u t sid e- Wayne GROSSE POINTE, AT 17140 KERCHEYAL County) All News and AdvertIsing Copy Must Be In The News Office TUxedo 2-8970 " by Tuesday Noon to Insure In- sertion Charge Accounts Invited CO:1Vcnlent Free Parking Address all Maft (Subscriptions. Change of Address. Forms 3579) to; 1199 Kercheval Avenue. GrossI! I I Pnlnte 36. Michigan

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• Longer hip len( • Contine • Jumbo sturdy ~ • Orlan PilE ,>:~lThepeople who -drive Cadillac cars are. - and the new technologieshave enabled many Well, we'd say that his years are not really • ZirroF hood taking them by and l!ifge~men of genuine _ to make an early mark in their chosen field. a factor at all. Charcoal. personal achievement. achievement An\! Then, too, today's Cadillac has a spirit Si7.-lS b - 20 Regl customarily awaits the passing of a man's If he feeLqhis achievements entitle him years. and an excitement about it that make it a to motordom'e richest'i'ewards_and if he great temptation to all motorists. ------Yet recent times have seen a growing has reached that point where he can no number of a younger generation in the It 8J remarkably vital and clean of line.- long~r bf: content with second best-then (,%, And in action. it is simply without equal- Cadillac IS the logical and inevitable choice. (~; driver's seat of the "car o\fars." And we believe that there is good reason quick and agile in Itraffic ... smooth. quiet Yo~ dealer will happily give you the why this sh£uld be 80. all.d powerful on the open road. facts about Cadillac-and accompany you on motordom's most rev-ealmg ride. 'HURl Men are now going into business and the * • • . Young in. fact or young at heart-you professionswelladvanced in ~ training- And when is a man too young to own one? ought to drive a new Cadilla~SOOD. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER 9-9 , ~ , T O/LEARY CADilLAC, Inc, 17153 E. JEFFERSON AVE., GROSSE POINTE

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I pro£:r"l1l whieh in- J\'(',turC'. La FO,-la del -\"C'rdi: Yocalis(' OP. 4--Rachmninoff; Polka ~U" from "Sehwanda"_ • 'gcr. • L Seldom, ,if ever"before~ have red~tionsc~uch "!psthese been offered on highest quality domestic and im- SAVE, p6rted,,,clothing and accessories-including a huge selection of Hart, Schaff~er and Marx suits, Sport- 8 coats and Slacks. Additional sales personnel and tailors wit! be on hand to 5e r ve you! Don't miss out. UP-,TO Listed is just a small sampling of the hundreds and hundreds of wonderful values feqtured d u r in 9 S. Stein and Company's Semi-Annual Sale. Because of the nature of this Clearance, we must declare all

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I ,,) at you \....ould like >• .~~EqrAI&- G'R.OU,R>S OF. FI N'E. SU ~TS TOPC:OATS ,uld the need ari8a. . " Reg. $59.50 to $69.50 \' '. $44.77 r prescription 100% 'cashmere-Navy, Natural, Brown. All Reg. f75.00 to $79.50 ~ $54.77 sizes. Reg. $165 ...... $1 09 COMcpLETE(J~ ,f;"', Re.9' $.~.s.00 to $90.00 .-. ~59.77 IOO/'o Cashmere-','Split-Raglan" style. Natural. and Black SAVlt~GS 0 ON " Reg. 95:00 to $110.00 ! $69.77 only. Reg. $165 . :~ :;'...... • $109 '.' Reg. ~1'25.00 to $129.50 : $79.77 Cashmere-WoClI Herringbones-Charcoal Blue, Brown and ~.SALE 0 Imported Shar,.,kskth Grey. Reg. $135 $99 " Values to $95.00 $79.00 • CLOTHING*o Finest Cashmere and Wool Blen'd. Hand tailored.';' Reg. $145.00 ...... • ~...... $89.00 Reg. $69.50 to $75.00 $49.88 Re,9' $79.50 to $%.00 $59.88 IN R~g. $99.50 :". $79.88 D '" selected groups .... some _. c Reg. $125 $99.88 ~• FURNISHINGS0 with hoods, re\-!ersibles, wash and wears,lodens. Reg. $20.00 $14.77

'0 ;':10 Reg. $22.95 '.' $17.77 o 100/,0 Imported Cashmere in "solid c;,q,lors Reg. $24.95 $19.77 of Natura', Olive, Black and Grey. Also- Fancy patterns of 'co • HATS) --~--- a~_".. Reg. $29~5 ? $24.77 " Diamond Weaves, 9hecks. Plaids. Reg. $85.00 ... $59.00 'Reg. $)5.00 ...... $27.77 .~ ..~) Reg. $45.00+0 $50.00 $2~.77 " .(-) DEPA~RTMENTS~ Reg. $35.00 to $49.50", '" $27.77 'w $ • SHOES~ Reg. $55.00 '...... 37.77 , ~ - Waist and Suburban Length. Orion Pile ", .~: . " .. Reg. $59.50 $44.77 EXCEPT PRIC:E MAINTAINED ITEMS S~awl Collar. new Double-Breasted style. Hadcing 'Pockets. * Side Vents. Sties 36-46 in Natural, Olive and Taupe. Na- Reg. $65.00 to $75.00 $49.77 o tionally Advertised at $39.95 $24.98 Reg. $85.00 to $,.1 00:00 $54.77 * HART, SCHAFFNER, MARX INCl,;" '-,; 8 WASH ~ N - WEAR DR~S'S SHIRTS" 100/'0 WOOL WORSTED • Oxford CFoth FLANN,EL SLACt~s Butto¥i Downs Reg. $ I7.95-$19.95 now $13.99

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$50..."",00 $34.77 Spectacular sale of New.S.f9led Boys' Reg. $52.5 o to $55.00 $37.77 Special Groups of H. D. LEE Jrregular* OUtER Spec ial Sale of IDO/'0 Washable, Famous.Makers* JACKETS SWEATERS ~~,SLACKS c Available in Black or Olive Color • Long'~r hip length Reg. '$7.9S ~,5.5.99 Reg. $10.00 57.99 e3 • Continental Collar • waist sizes 28 to 38 ~~.. I • Jumbo sturdy zipper 99 '1.::; • inseam si~s 28 to 34 ~ 0 • Orion Pile Lining 8.95 I~;. $11.9~egul~2.95 Reg. $ $6.99 $8.99 Priced at $5.95 if Perfect ••. • Zip-off hood ,~1097,., Shawl Charcoal, Olive, Blue Collar Pullovers, Bulky Ribs, Plain Colors, Plaids * Defects so small you'll hardly be able t; sea them. 8 are not really Sizes 6 - 20 Regular $16.99 - $ I8.99 ./:d "" I0 colors to choose from-sizes 10..20 nt.c:; entitle him \ .rds-and if he lere he can no q )nd best-then levitable choice. . give you the THURS...... co; FRI. 'lccompany you ling ride. at heart-you lac soon. 9-9 SATURDAY 9-6 SATURDAY 9-6 17012 "~I(ERCHEYAL at NO.TRE DAME

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Thursday, January I I, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, J.anuary II, 19 "'" ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll1liillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiilll ~11I1l1l1l111II1I1II1l1l11I1I11"'111II111I1II IIIIIIII T'lt'O Nlct}.or Fir~s Break Out in Farnls at Same Time Movie on Europel.Gas Co. Cent~l". i Store Hours: 9:3(l to 5:30 Mon. thru Sat. Friends of Lib, o a ted locally at the Scarab Club _ . ~.~...... M i chi g a n Consolidated Gas flames. packed with travel tips and in- last year: _ Of the library's rare book room L ...... ~.~ .... can be made available to stu- "ot11p;mv. A leaking fuel oil Many Visiting Firemen formation about costs. "Some critics say I'm some- _ dents. ~ ':ln~ added to the blaze. Five firemen from HarJison For reserved seats. call the what prolific," Heimbach said, _ "The object is to add an ele- f; The' gas l' e p a I rm en were Township. Macomb County, who World Adventur,'\ Series office "but I can't quite agree. I do oil' forced to use an air drIll to were at the restaurant fire as TEmple 2-7676 "'any afternoon enjoy painting, however. and dig the froze~"ground to reach spectators, volunteered to help but Mond~ from 1 to .5, or call work at it continually when a - National Bank I: a valve to ""'shut off the gas. fight the blaze. Their aid was Com m u nit y d'ervices. l' U beautful seascape or landscape - t Thi~ enabled the firefighters acce'pted. ' 5-3808 possibiliti'1tttracts my eye. May~ _ Office Moved to brlng'~the fire under control. Also at the scene, besides . be some would call that pro- At one point. about 10:46 Chiefs Mason and deCaussin, lifle." _ tj CUSTOM STYLED TO YOU,~!N NATURAL. p.m., because of the tremend- \"ere Shores Chief Fred Dueml- Thirty'years ago the theme of Decorators are fond of his - ~ational Bank of Detroit has moved its l'Ylack-Tvloross office ~ PASTEL, OR ,-;.SHOCKING COLORS;'. • • "ous amount of water being ing, Woods Lt. Donald Coats, tbe 1931 Christmas Seal Cam- work for its color tones and = ' used 't-I-t both fires, t1f~ water Harper Woods Chief Russell paign was "Tuberculosis-The dramatic quality, while his fel- to a brand new modern build- ing at 460 Moross road. The _ p~ssure dropped dangerously Te'ets. Detroit Fire Chicf Lau- Foe of Youth." Today, half of all low artists 'consider him a mod- ~ i. '.. ne~.... office will provide com- Ch~nge your hair as easily as you cl-renge your low, and a call was sent to the rence Daly, Earl, Smith, chief of cases foun'} are over 45 ~e~rs of est perfectionist who vastly un- = plete banking and trust services, costume! Q Farms Water Filtration Plant, Apparatus of the Detroit Fire age. derrates himself. Maybe he = l\'loros~ and Lake Shore, to in- Department, and Detroit Fire docs. = DEEP-PILE "LUXO~" MARTEX TERRY TOWELS safe deposit facilities and drive- - in banking. There is adjacent These synthetic hair wigs are so life~he they crease' the pumpage to beost Commissioner William Burr. entrance to the building. It Artist Heimbach will be in = with rich dobby borders. Butterscotch, white, blue mist, parking. Lhe pressure. Also present was Charles Crce- was originally believed that attendance at his one man show can De worn witnout detection, in their natural = melon, mint, antique gold, rosebud, lemon ice, bermuda Entrance to the parking area Firemen Change Clothes don, forme'r Detroit Fire Com- the paneling was destroyed in I at the Hospitality Center Jan. _ hair shades. Our beautiCions are specially trained blue, shadow green or pl"tinum. arid drive-in banking windows When the fire was out at the mi~ioner. No\v traveling secre- the fire. uary 12, 16, 26 and 30 = is from :\'Iack avenue. Regular . . ~ I' 0 hardware and' cleaners stores, tary for :'the De!;&oit Tigers. ------In wig s'y Ing. Bath To~el, 27x50" . 2S9 Hand Towel, 16x32" 1.79 banking hours will Ire from 9:30 the Farms firemen refurned to' Creedon is a ,,~orrrier Poi n t e a. m. to 3 p. m. Monday through the "statioi/" to change their resident. Bath Mat, 22x36" 3,4 9 Wash Clotr" 13x 13" .65 So ex:iti~g Y9u'/1 want one the minute you see Thursday, and 9:30,a. m. to 7:30 Fingertip Towel, II x 18" ,0.. .65 it, sa inexpensive you'll want ,:-severa!!" wearing apparel and to put There were' many other fire p. m. Friday. <> t!H'ir firefig'hting equipment in officials, intluding several from To ceI'ebrate the event, the - Q ordex again -to go to the fire Dearborn Township and Garden IIIF .. G bank is holding open house ne>..-t Wig and custom styling. complete: $45 at Al Green's. All the City City, at the scene, but they D ••• anti Wc.dnesday, Thursday and Fri- firemen and equipment re- were thhe m~re1y as spectators. NEW o da~~. January 17. 18 and 19, - turned to their station for Eight Rour Battle froTn 9:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. each _ Recommended to cover loss of hair standby service. and the Woods The flcefighters fought both for '62 AN'YONE da~-. The public is invited. resulting from illness • • • and for truck and personnel returned blazes for a total of eight hours, In conjunction with the open , I to their own station. before all equj~ment and men house, a display of rare and I ~: postMopletative cover. Harper Woods dispatched its returned to their respective ton ": unusual flowers and plants will I~, second truck and men to the stations. be presented. Arrangements will ~ resfiurant fire and the firstWhjle the firemen fought the ploy it! be under the direction of Vin-I ~ truck~' with its wet and weary restaurant fire, William LaPlay, cent R. c.ePetris of G l' ass e L men returned to their stAA-ion. manager oJ. the~.Grosse Pointe o Pointe Farms. nationally known At the restaurant fire, Park Little Club~ opened the kitchen MARTEX h{)rticu1turist. Firemen Andrew Benoot, David of the~!t91u~~ made gallons of ~:. The exhibit will feature exo- Taylor, Don Hyde and James coffee. whlch"he brought to the DEEP.PILE tic blooms from Hawaii, spring. Koerber were 0 v e r com e by fire scene and served to the .=: blooming plants from Michigan EASTLAND CENTER PROFFESIONAL B'tJ1LDING smoke. and were taken to Cot- cold and wl;ary firemen. ft.:' o TUFTED and many others. Mr. dePetris ~: tage Hospital for treatment, The Salvation Army also sent will be pre5ent each day to _. COTTON'RUG o LAkeview J M9692 Farms Fireman Robert Sharp a truck and personnel to 'the answer questions and discuss _. o suffered badly burned. ears, and scene anef' served coffee and horticultural problems. o LAkeview 7M3096 his hair was singed,':' He was donuts to the fightrighters. Peo- o c ,treated at Bon Secours Hos- pIe IT a m neighborHi'g homes, with matching lid cover, in a gala array of lowei-match. pital. too, ~ade coffee' and brought it ing colors. Fawn, lavendN, white, pink clover, bermud~ FORD PRODUCTIC~ REPORT - Ford Motor Company pro- _ - to the fireme'h': blue, antique gold, buHel'scotch, blue mist, shadow du<:ed 221,570 cars and trucks - At S. Stein & Co., Staring Satur~ay, Jan. Burned Out Before green, rosebud. lemon ice, platinum. misty mint, pista- in December for its highest The Thursday evening :Cire chio. or melon..... mont::hly 'total since January. was the second large fire at. the 11 Rug, 17x24 2.49 Rug, 24x4311 1960, December, 1961, produc. _ night spot. b.49 tion exceeded by more than Rug. 21x3b" FLORSHEIM A $150,000 blaze swept the ~.49 Lid cover 1.79 40.000 units the company's out- establishment on August 17, , put in December. 1960. 1959, \vhe~ it ,vas kno\vn as EASY BUDC!T TERMS :- Production for all of 1961 'SHOES the London East. ONLY $25 DOWN tot ale d 2.028.924 cars and '0. After the building was re- LOWREY ORGANS trucks. compared with 2,229,471 =: stored and remodeled. the own~ units in 1960. ership was assumed by Al from $596 to $3095 Thunderbird prodl~ction in - Green last April. He also owns LlBERAL ALLOWANCE ON ANY 1961 set a record for the second = a restaurant at Jefferson and MUSICAL INSTRUMENT consecutive year, with 88,207 Beaconsfield in the Park. units built. Lincoln Continen- Very few of the furnishings Large Stock of Organ Music tal production totaled 33.180, - were saved in Thursday's fire. highest since 1957 and 60 per _- Among them' was a priceless cent greater than the 20,683 = bronze door panel. Also saved . ,~; produced in 1960. ,y.'ere several marble tables at Other 1961 vehicle-line totals _ the piano bar, and a quantity were Ford

Ivy and Continental FIRE ESCAPE CORDUROYS for AU "fypes of Homes Regularly $5.98 $4.49. 2 fer $8.49 Stock up now on f~ous F10rsheim shoes-and enjoy SuhM- • Supports 0'181' 1500 Ibs. • Opercrles in any weather PIQjd.s"S~lids, Ivy and stantial savings. Every pair is from 'KHAKIS' Continental • Maintenance free Regularly $5.98 ,. ~ $4.49. 2 for $8.49 • Can only be operated our regular stock. We still have a from Window level Winter Jackets. Orion and pile, Dress Pants. Ivy or Cor,tinentol. good selection-plenty of sizes-hut Values to $16,00 $9.49 Select from new stock. 20% off. ~~~~.~~~:?~.X-}~~:::.~:l~~';~f':'7:~~~~ ., ...".v:.... Sport Coats, Blazers, New pat- '.~PRICED LOW FOR :;:~; not in every style. Better l}urry in! Raincoats. Zip-out linings. Reg- terns, ell shades. Reg. $29.95, ularly $32.50 $24.49 WINTERWEIGHT MARK III ANY-SEASON Now $21.49. Reg. $24.95, Now . EVERY FAMILY'S ~i $19.49. . ACRYLIC BLANKET f, BUDGET p:; White, mint, pink, blue, beige, orchid, or maize. r~~~.::~~-$'~~~~':.~~;?~~~~\:.t~ the " 66x90" Twin Size ...... ~ . 11.98 2 for 23.50 Also Independent 80x90" Full Size 13.98 2 for 27.50 ~ Fire Alarm Systems 17012 Kercheval ARCHER -in the Village (;AMPUS SHOP Construction Co. "The St'}.le Center for the Young Man" Free Parking l~ 19690 E. Nine Mile Rd. 17045 Kercheval- in the Village St. Clair Shores TUxedo 4.4590 I= ~ PR 7.2200 I HOME DECORATIVE SHOP ,./ , 2.&••• $••• 2•• 2.111.&.&~t~.•S••• '¥~I.SIII!I~a.S~~•• 2.&.&.~s~__ ..a_a_a_a~a IIlS_lIi~a.. e.... llilu.. ---- .... ~----"-"--_3 .a_~ •••••••• ~~_~~.S__ -_IIIlIIl..~-- ..-....--.. ---.W111

r; :,ursday, January I I, 1962 Thursday, January II, ~'1962 . •••• ...l G R 0 S Sf POINTE '1.,'11",;:,:1":0::::,1'::1:';:':1: !'I.:::,n!I'IJllillll!lIl1l1l11l1l1l1ll1ll1iiiiiim NEWS Page Five l) to 5:30 Mon. thru Sat. Fri;ends of Library Busy PT A at Mason To Hear Bushong FIRE RUINS CAR was discovered by Patrolmen Wins Marksman/s Award Park; firemen put out a fire Charles Slusser and John Trom.- ()n Importllflt Proje'cts Dr. James W. Bushong, Sup- Members will have an oppor- in a car belonging to Harry bley, who spotted dense smoke erintendent of Schools, will tunity to question Dr. Bushong Elkins of 916 Westchester, on coming from the area of Not. Friday, January 5. The car, a speak to the Mason School and Mr. Gagnon. All members tingham and Fairfax,' and in~ i\lembers of the Friends of I ment of interest to the school Renault, parked in the side PTA at 8 p.m. Monday. Janu- of the community are invited vestigated. They turned in the tl1(' Grosse' Pointe Public Li~ courses by introducing the stu- ar,{ 15. drive alongside the house, was alarm. Cause of the fire is un~ ?rary arc urged to participate dent to manuscript matc'rial. to attend this special program. • Dr. Bushong has just return- completely destroyed. The fire known. m the preparation of a defi- first' editions of boo k sand A business meeting will pre~ ed from a length~ tour of the nitive his tor y of the Grosse books that are associated' with cede the speakers and the Soviet Union and '~ill present Pointe area. their classroom work," said Dr. membership wiil vote on two a report of the educational Historical records and posses- Whittaker. constitutio,nal questions which system he observed in opera~ have been previously placed WHY GO I)OWN TOWN? SiO~lSOf, th.<, Grosse Pointe lIis- Particular emphasis is being tion there. His speech will be before them. ~orll'al Socwty have been ptaced placed on the collection of supplemented by color slides In the Kenneth Moore room of~ Shakespearian material and': on taken in Russian classrooms Refreshments will be served the Centralo Library. and the other collections r e 1 a tin g to during his visit. by Room Mothers under the Office Sp;lce Avail~ble lIist~r~('al Soc~~ty Division of English., history and literature. A. Lawrence Gagnon, Prin- supervision of their chairman, the l' nends met recently to dis- The library owns one of' the cipal of Mason, will show color Mrs. Leonard Constantine of euss plans for 1962'. "fourth folios" of Shakcspear- slides contrasting Mason with Country Club drive. On East Jefferson at City Limits Dr. Alfree! Eo Whittaker, a ian works. a valuable gift of the typical Russian elementary Rental Cheap student of Grosse ~Pointe his- Mrs. C. E. Delbos of Grosse tory. will sp{.'ak at t.he Febrll ....1 Pointe. school and will present inform- Love may make the world go ation about Mason's operation round. but it prevents the in- lack avenue. Regular _ 9 H.:lnd Towel, 16x32" h79 bankin~,hours will be from 9:30 = 9 'Nash Cio:f1, 13x13" .65 I a. m. to ;) p. m. Monday through _ ! I x IS" .65 Thursday. and 9:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Friday. To celebrate the event, the :;:;bank is holding open house next .' Wednesday. Thul'sday and Fri- - I day. January 17. 18 and 19, _ fron1 9:30 tl. nl. to 9 p. 111.each - day. The public is invited. Ij; conjunction with the upen = house. a display" of rare and unusual flowers and plants will AHEAD OF SPRING ••• be presented. Arrangements will be under the direction of Vin- ("cnt '--R. dePetris of G r 0 sse - FLORAL CLOCHE Pointe Farms, nationally known _- # MARTEX horticulturist. 1'h(' exhibit will feature exo- ~ Fashion counterpart of furs now, DEEP.PILE tic blooms from Hawaii, spring- blooming plants from Michigan - TUFTED and many others. Mr. dePetIis _ linens lofer, our frivolous hatof I will be present each day to _ .~' COTTON RUG answer questions and discuss horticultural problems. ombre ..toned daisies sashed n a gala array of i-owel-match. r. white, pink clover, bermuda .) FORD PRODUCTION REPORT with a vef~etribbon and bow. rerscotch, blue mist, shadow Ford :\-lotor Company pro~ duced 221.570 cars and trucks - , platinum, misty mint, pista- In vccember for its highest In a bouquet of spring colors. nlonthly total since January, = ~ Rug, 24x43" 6.49 1960. December, 1961, produc- o tion excee-ded bv more than _ 15.98 ~ lid cover 1.79 40.000 units the c'ompany's out- - ":'. ;.; ,','.'. put in December. i960. Production for all of 1961 tot a i e d 2,028.924 cars and _

trucks. compared with 2,229,471 _ ,lacObsous,' . units in 1960. - . :,- . " .. 'Thul1aerbird production in - 1961 set ;j record fOr the second consecutive year, with 88.207 units built. Lincoln Continen- _

t.al production totaled 33.180, ~c. highest since 1957 and 60 per cent greater than the 20,683 prOduced in 1960. Other 1961 vehicle-line totals = wcre Ford (including Fairlane, Falcon and Thunderbird), 1,~ LADY PEPPERELL 345,121; IVIere u r y (including ~CALE SHEETS = :.leteor and ComeO. 311.635, and use of the silken smoothness, Ford trucks, 338.988. ity. 2.39 2.49 ze ...... • 2.79 '. )Ize 3.19 Case .79 Twin Size . 2.49 Full Size . 2.79 c n Size . 2.99 Size 3.29 t-:" '" Case .89 "ANNUAL SALE $ave /:-'1 SAFE.x..$CAPE on every pair of THE NEW ALL ALUMINUM DISAPPEARING FIRE ESCAPE HANES for AU Types of Homes seamless stockings • Supports O'IW 1500 I~ • Operates in any weather ONE WEEK ONLY! • Maintenance free • Can only be operated from window level Starting January 13 Through 20 Shoes have changed their PO;i'1to:F view. '.-::70'~~~~r:--1t::.~t~:~~~::.;~~~: _ .. . ':-:==- Short. regular. and long sizes in Bali Rose, South Pacific, Shell...... /",,~,: ./"." ...... PRICED LOW FOR y/: from the smart square toes to the sleek stacked heels through the r1ARK III ANY.SEASON EVERY FAMILY'S ALL SHEER SANDLEFOOT . Ie BLANKET . 1.65, 3 pair 4.80 distinctive crescent stylings, Jacobson's has the perfect shoe for e, beige, orchid, or maize. BUDGET ... SHEER HEEL DEMI~TOE . 1.35, 3 pair 3.90 .;%~_-~~).~~~~~~~~"5~~~?;~~>.~ the busy social season ahead...... 11.98 2 for 23.50 Also Independent STRETCH SHEER , " . 1.35, 3 pair 3.90 ...... 13.98 2 for 27.50 Fire Alarm Systemi ARCHER MICROFILM MESH , . 1.25, 3 pair 3.60 A. Joyce's black palitino B. Caressa's antique calf C. Mademoiselle's all REINFORCED SHEER . 1.25, 3 pair '3.60 calf spectator, square toe, , I . Construction Co. spectator, a gently elips~ black cclf crescent toe 19690 E. Nine Mile Rd. SERVICE SHEER , . 1.15, 3 pair 3.30 and stacked heel. 13.98 ed toe, stack heel. 15.98 bsons-. St. Clair Shores pump, !; Iim heel. 19.98 ~ '- , PR 7.2200 ORA TlVE SHOP TWO HOURS FREEPARKING-Tiekets Validated When YOI,l.. Make a Purehase

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~~.:\::::~%~~~:~::.~:::~~~@~~'.m;.~~ actually go through these cities, 6:30 p.m.-Sr. Enameling on Copper good hOUTsof skiing before re- 20-19 half time lead. ly 15 points both halfs and were lead on first place to six points The group will ski one day at but must bear off in that direc- The third qu.~rter, ~owever, una b I e to keep up with the on displa) 7:30-8:30 p.m.-Major ~~ague Basketball Nub's Nob and the other at tion. turning to the Center at mid- Saturday as they set back the night. The charge including proved to be the dee, dIng- ses- Lakers as their fast b rea k , 8:00-p.m.-Grosse Pointe Camera" Club 1st, 3rd & Cardinals 5 to 2.. The Cardinals Boyne Mountain. The charge for . , . members is $41.00 and guests, The country side looks so-di~- supper and round trip bus sion as St. Paul outs.:ored the proved to be most effective, Michig 4th Tuesday of each month. '" looked as though they we're on transportation is $3.50 for ski opposition 16-9 and took a 36-28 E' ht L k S their way to handing the Chiefs $44.00. Anyone interested in the ferent on the new road. It IS 11' a ers core 8:30 p.m.-Senior League Basketball trip should contact the Center, a real p.easure to see nature club members; $1 more for lea.d c. .:> 0 their first loss of the season as Freer,rhrows Important Eleven St. Paul pla~crs play- Ga. :: TU 1-7511 at their earliest con. in her lvullest instead of hun- guests. A special group rate Wednesday the first period ended with the The determining factor in the ed, eight of these scormg a 'I. ."it venicnce to insUJ'e a reserva- dreds of signs ~dvertising every- tow charge has been arranged 9:30 a.m.-Women's Badminton Group Ohiefs on the short end of a tio,n thing from sea shells to snakes. at the area. Paid reservations game was St. Paul's accuracy Paul took, the 26 point Viet'or:-'. Hosp 12:30-3:00 p.m.-Enameling on Copper-Men & Women 1 to O.score'. However, a stal- should be arranged at once at from the line. The Gary SchIck poured in a total * * * An important experience to La k e r s hit 24 of 28 tries of 23 pointe;, nine field goals, 3:30-5:00 p.m.-Games Room Activities wart aefense and good goal the Center, 32 Lake Shore, TU tending by Bill Noecker led the The trip to northern Miehigan avoid on the new highway is against 10 of 15 for St. Lad's, and fivQ free throws, as he took 169t 4:00-5:00 p.m.-Tap Dance Class-Ages 7-12 ski areas has been made a real that of running out of gas. There .1-7511. 4:00-5:00 p.m.-Dramatics Class-Ages 9.14 Chiefs into a 2 to 1 second per- while St. Lad's made 18 buckets g a me honors. Steve Handlos iod. In the third period the Car- delight recently with the open- is not a single stop on this road. On Friday evening. January and St. Paul 15. was second with 12. Mr. Heimbac. 4:00-5:00 p.m.-Giant League Basketball ing O'f another stretch of the You want to make sure that you dinals began to alter as the' 19, at 5 o'clock sharp the Grosse Jack Wachter not ')Dly took St. Paul's next opponent will 1-4:30 p.m., limited access road, Interstate have topped off your fuel tank 6:30-9:00 p.m.-Enamelirrg on Copper-Men & Women Chiefs came bad~ strong. Zink Pointe Ski Club will leave' in a game scoring honors, but con~ be once defeated St." Anthony. 75 which will eventually stretch just before entering the road. 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Giant League Basketball played his usual strong game chartered Greyhound for a nee t e d for 13 straight free who will be attempting to snap0 from the"i;}Ohioborder to Sault way. The long periods of sus- 7:30 p.m.-Senior Badminton Group of hard sk'ating, and forecheck. week.end's skiing at both Boyne throws as he scored 19 points. St. Paul's winning streak at" 14. Ste~SMarie. tained high speed diriving plus 7:30 p.m.-Gardeners Club-1st Wednesday of the ing. He has an amazing ability Mt. and Nub's Nob. They will ---~- It is now' possible to travel the often encountered strong stay at "Trus Ole House" in month ~ to finish a goal. Zink cornered from Brighton, or as we prefer head winds will find you using two goals for the Chiefs as Conway. Michigan n~turning Adult Education Courses Listed Thursday to get on at Grand Blanc, to more gas than normal. From Sunday night. January 21, at c~ r.- teammates Neil, Praught, and Waters which is just south of Grosse Pointe to Gaylord now midnight. Included in the trip So that residents of the 24. and. 25. Monday, Tuesdav 11:00 a.m.--Knitting Ladies Griffin each obtained one. Gaylord non stop. Except for a takes about four hours with PLUMBIN package will be' meals. lodging, Grosse Pointe area may be and Wednesday afternoons, Ja;. 3:30-5:00 p.m.-Games Rbom Activities The Wolverines kept pace short distance between Clare gOod drivng conditions. Remem- ski charges at both Nub's and able to take advantage of Adult uary 22, 23 and 24. Gnd 3:45-5:00 p.m.-Girls Gym Clas::::-Ages 7..iS.l.2"~ with the high-flying Chiefs ..,by and Midlancbwhere the two way bel', don't expect that around Boyne, round trip Greyhound Activitv classes which will be- 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Junior Girls Sports Program-lges 12 trouncing the hapless Rav'C'ns traffic is routed over one side the next curce you will find a Business Letter Writing and 0 - transportation and shuttle serv- gin within the next two weeks, & over 15 to O. of the dual highway it is super gas station. because it 'just isn't P ~ports, Wednesday, January HEATINe highway all the way. For those true. ice to and from the slopes. The the Department of OJmmunity 24, evening. .) 7:30 p.m.-Senior Girls Sports Program- Volley- (:BANTAMS fee for Grosse Pointe Ski Club Services of the Gros ie Pointe DIY. ball & Basketball Scores: Rebels 4-Eagles 1. members is $41; the cost to Public School System announ- Dance, Ballroom, Beg-in,:lion- Fishing Derby other interested skiers is $3 ces the following subjects avail- day evening, January 22; BajJ. Friday STANDINGS Austin JV Takes more. Paid reservations should able starting during the weeks room. Continuing, ' ....ednesday 1:00-5:00 p.m.-'-Oldfimers Club-Retired Men W L T P be sent in to the Center at once. of January 15 and January 22: evening, January 24; Latin. Rebels 7 0 1 15 At Metro Beach 20th League Win 3:30-5:00 p.m.-Games Room 1\ctivities Only 35 ~'rs(ms may be accom- C h air Can in g (and Reed Arne ri can, Begin, ThurSday, Eagles 2 3 2 6 '.' 3:30-5:00 p.m.-Boys Gym Class-Ag~ 8-12 modated. Work), Wednesday, January 17, evening, January 25; Latin Belltemps 2 4 0 4 'The Ninth Annual Ice Fish- by Bob Moore 7:30-9:00 p.m.-Guys & Dolls Danc~;;Club--Ages 7-12 evening. American, Cont:nuing, Tuesday, Hawks 0 4 1 1 ing Derby will be held at Austin High's Junior Varsity Two more mid-week trips are January 23, evening. 1st & 3rd Friday 01 each month Metropolitan Beach along Lake basketball team won its 20th planned in January. On Wed- Drawing, Tuesday, January The only game in the Bantam 7:30.9:00 p.m.-"Fun Night"-Ages 7-12-2nd &' 4th St. Clair near Mt. Clemens on straight game in league play nesday evening the 24th at 6 16, evening. Languages (Conversational), --' Divisio~ this past werk end was Friday of each month. Saturday. January 13, from 7 with a 60-35 decision over St. o'clock the club will go to AI. French, Begin, Cont. T, ConL II, between the R'ebels and the Oil and Water COlor, Mon. a,m. to 1 p.m. with prizes Joe's last Friday. An Austin JV pine and on the 31st to Mt. Advanced, Tuesday, .Wednesday, Eagles. Pat Reid had r-een nur- day, Wednesday, Thunday eve- . Saturday ~ awarded to the top perch team hasn't lost a league game Holly. In each case the charge Thursday evenings. January 23, sing his players along and point- nings, January 15, 17. 18. Tues- 1:00-5:00 p.m.-Games Room Activities catches of the day in several since January 8, 1960, over two and arrangements will be the 24, and 25. Italian. Begin. In- 9941 HAYES ing them for the game this day afternoon, January 16. 1:00-2:30 p.m.-Playmates Club-Ages 4-6 classifications. years ago. same as for Mt. Christie, $3,50 termedia~e, Tuesday, Wednes. week since his disappointing Enameling 01'..., Copper, Silver 1:30-3:30 p.m:t-Midget League Basketball"" Entries are open to men, The taller Austin squad sped for members including hot sup- day evenings, Jan-..:ary 24 (date tie with the Hawks last week. Jewelry, Tues, Thunday eve- women and childl'en and entry to an 18-5 first quarter lead, and per and chartered round trip to be set for Tuesdayl. Russian, 2:30-~:00 p.m.--Fu~sters Clgb--Ages 7-12 After a quiek opening goal nings, January 16, 18. forms are available at Metro- had a 25-5 margin midway in deluxe. bus transp?rtation and (Continuing), Mand,,:, c\'ening, 3:30-t:l:00':p.m.-:-MaJor League Basketball within the first few minutes of Millinery, Monday and Wed- politan Beach. Long a favorite the second quarter when 'Coach $1 more for gue'sts. January 22. Spanish, lntermedi. , Membe~ship Dues the first periodp it appeared as nesday morning and afternoon, spot with fishermen, perch are ate, Monday evening. January Juniors-$3.00 (Ages 15 ilnd under) though the Rebels would go Blondin put in his s e con d On February 9, the Grosse January 15 and 17; Thursday found in the canals. boat basin, string. ~fter a 33-16 halftime Pointe Ski Club is sponsoring a evening, January 18. 22, (B e gin n i n gJ. Wednesday Intermediates-$5.00 (Ages 16-20) down to their first defeat of the' marina area, Black Creek and evening, (no date set'. year. A strong defense and good score, Austin scored 14 straight week-end trip to the new Crys- Shorthand, Intermediate, Ad- !?eniors-$1O.00 (Ages 21 and over:) Lake St. Clair ~t the 550-acre back checking by the Rebels' points and ended the 3rd quart- tal Mountain area for the first vanced, Beginning, Jenuary 16 Geology, Rock and :llineral park. _.,; and 17, evenings, forwards kept the score down er with a 50-25 lead. In the time. The group will stay right Identification, Tuesday e\.e. James J. Pompa, beach man- fourth quarter St. Joe's played at the slopes in the' brand new Typing, Beginning, Advanced. Club Rer.tal available to the people of the as the first period ended in a ning, January 23. ager, stated that the event is on equal terms with the Friars, lodge and chalets with their Monday, January 15, Thursday. The Neighborhood Club of- community and' surrounding 1 to 0 s<:ore with the Eagles on sponsored by the Huron-Clinton January 18, evenings, Gilding and Refinishing ot fers fa&ilities Jor meetings, par- areas. top. both teams scoring 10 points. adjacent heated swimming pool. Metropolitan Authority, a five- Austin's Bill Connolly led Sewing (Beginning), I\Ionday, Art Objects and Frames. 'Be. ties and other social functions. Membership entitIes individu- In the first period the Reb~ county regional park agency both teams with 14 points. Bill The first 24 members who Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- gin, A d van c e dl. Wednesday IrifOrmation can be obtained by als to participate"in any of the 24. managed only three shots oil serving Livingston, Macomb, is the yoUnger brother of Walt make paid reservations will be day evenings, January 15, 16, afternoon, January( c aIling the Club - TUxedo s c h e d_u1e d activities and use goal and had difficuJ,ty clearing Oakland, Was h ten a wand Connolly, Austin's all-CathOlic accommodated in the' chalets at 17, and 18; Tuesday afternoon, Additional information and 5-4600. facilities of the blub includ- of Jhe puck out of thet.- zone'. The Wayne. Metropolitan Beach is 'guard in 1960. Jack Sweeney . . .:; . January 16. registration for these clas:-es Ice Skating 0.'" m ing: G a e s room activities, second perIod saw the Rebels one of several recreational sitQs hit for 9, and Ted Peters scored 139 for the entIre week-end In- may b~ obtained by calling the kitchen facilities, billiaJ;d room, Upholstery, Monday, Tues- Because there is no ice skat. score two goals early in the of t;..e Authority. 7 for th~ Friars. The only St. f eluding meals, lodging, round Department of Community s how e r s, gymnasiUm, club day, \Vednesdaj".) and Thursday ing at the City Park due to period, and as the period wore There are no entry fees, no Joe's player in double figures trip bus transportation, all lift Services, 43 Grosse P()lnte room, tennis courts and play- evenings, January 15, 16, 17 the improvement program now on the Rebe'ls seemed to be. par kin g charges or other was Wiencek with 10 points. charges and pOOl privileges. boulevard, at TUxedo 5.3808 or ground equipment in season. and 25; Wednesday afternoon, going on, an ice skating rink come stronger. charges except for food and Other members and guests will J~nuary 17. TUxedo 5-0271. has been pl~epareu directly in Billiard Room bait. The Bait and TackteShop, Good judgment comes from be accommQdated in the main Boys ages 16 and ove.' and '::lJ.'heEagles were c'heddng the Bridge (Goren), Begin, Re- It is suggested that interested b a c k of ~he Neighborhood where s p u db a r s, pails and experience - the lessons we lodge under the same trip pack- adult members -are now enjoy- Rebels forwards very closely fresher and Player, Monday, persons register immediately. as Club, by t~e City of Grosse scoops may be rented and bait learn from using poor judg- age at $4 more for members, $7 ing the use of the pool tables but overlooked Tom DeShriver, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- all classes are limited in enroH- Pointe. The Club is providjng is av'l:ffiable, will be open as ment. more for guests. the rushing defenseman of the day evenings, January 22, 23. ment. an area in the 'basement for on the"' second floor of the well as the heated Food Bar, warmth as well as changing Club. The two tables have Rebels, as DeShriver scored his restrooms, 6,OOO-carparking lot skates. Hours for use of the been recougitioned right down first hat trick of the season and two natural ice rinks. rink are daily to 10 p.m. to the slate top-with new felt (three goals In a game'). The For details persons may con- Everyone is invited to try out covers, new cushions and pock- other Rebels' goal was scored tact Metropolitan Beach by POI the new rink. ets. Cues are available at the by Dick Keller. The lone Eagle phoning WO 3-3022 or HO Report of Condition of Club s>- however jf you have goal was scored by Blake, as- 3-4581 (Mt. Clemens). ,. Mernbel'ships 'i::> g, kitehel your own-bring it along. ~ome sisted by Vivers, with the final DIRECTORS With the arrival of the New over and try your skill. Com- score Rebels 4--Eagles 1. "" Year, m em b e r s hip s to the petition will be set up later The Belltemps and Hawks Austin Wallops WENDELL W. ANDBRSON JR. MANUFAC1-URERS NeighborhOOd Club are now in the season. were unable to play this week, Presid'fI', Bundy Tubing Company .eo c' TU.4-' but will make up their game at Joe Cagers a later date. A win for the Bell- .5!. H. GLENN BIXBY p,tlsitknl, Ex.Cdl.() CorporaOoo ~ffi\IJO@~ffi\l ~ffi\~ lK\ Pointe Theater Tackles Big Set temps would give Y1em a tie for ~. By BOB MOORE second pl~ce. A u s tin H i g h 's cagers re- WM. REEVE CLAAK trETROIT. MICHIGAN The new year promises to be Community Theat~r's first pro- Chairmlln of tbq Board, one of innovations for the duction, "Clarence," way back MIDGETS bounded from last month's one Temprite Products Corporation • Grosse Pointe Community Thea- in 1949 and also played in their Scores: ,. point loss to U-D with a 71.38 ter. Installed for the first time Woods Theatre 9-Rangers 1. victory over St. .,~oseph's Fri- SHERMAN J. FITZSIMONS JR. Pick the HSug Eastland production of "Third P"siJ4f1t, At the Close of Business on .December 31, 1961 .... in its history will be a turn~ Best Sport" in the summer of Royals 6-Flyers O. ;.{lay night. The win raised the Fir%Simoos Manufacturiog Company table for the set of the forth- Friars' league record to 3-1, 1960. STANDINGS coming production of Ketti leaving them tied for second E. M. FORD Fring's "Look., Homeward, An, Ketti Fring's adaptation of W L T P place in the Central League. Cbairma,. of tb. Bo""J, Wyaodotte Chemicals Corporation RESOURCES , gel." Thomas Wolfe's novel was one Royals 6 1 1 13 In all games, their record is 'J:' 4-2. of Broad.1vay's biggest successes, Woods Thtr. 4 2 2' 10 WILLIAM CLAY FORD Cash and Due from Banks ••••••••• ,.. $168,577,548.52 A real Broadway style, inter~ Flyers 2 5 1 5 As usual, the Friars started winning both the Pulitzer Prize Vie. i'"sid.M an4 Director, Government Securities... 205027,399.67c ior-exterior set was always be- Rangers 0 7 0 0 out slowly, leading at the end Ford Motor Company $373,904,948.19 fore thought too complicated and the New York Critics' L e' 0 n a r d Wither's Woods of the first quarter 14-8. Doug Public Housing Authority Bonds and Notes and difficult for the stage at Award in the same year, 1958. ARTHUR J. FUSHMAN 67,053,685.41 'Dheatre team smarting from Winkworth's eight points in the the Grosse Pointe High SchOol, With the departure from stan- Presidem State and Municipal Securities •••••••• their loss last week to the lea- second quarter carried Austin 70,049,134.34 but Roger Shepard and his dard amateur theater sets, auth- Other Securities ••••••••••••••••••• : gue leading Royals bounced to a 31-20 halftime lead. In tIle MERVYN G. GASKIN 1,404,737.50 Stagecraft class took exception entic costumes of the period of back . Saturday trimming the second half the Friars came Chaif'tn4n of the Board, Loans and Discounts •••••••• _••••• _.-. to this idea' and are now tack- 1917, fabulous marble statuary Taylor &: Gaskin, Inc. 279,437,825.62 Rangers 9 to 1. Reid pace'd the alive, outscoring the Bluejays Real Estate Mortgages-EH.A. • •• _•• _. ling the problem in the scene and the fine direction of Dean 20-6 and 20-12. 75,283,707.52 Still time Erskine (four time winner of Woods with the hat trick as JOHN A. HANNAH shop at the War Memorial gar- Austin I 0 0 ked particularly Vcteran .•..•• n the GPCT Best Director Award) Cooper scored two goals and President, Michigan Stale University 10,899,246.91 ,', age. strong in rebounding. The front to join the "Look Homeward, Angel" Martin, Bertrand, and Wattier All Other .••• :-:'.. ---.13,744,335.36 line of Rick Pine, Bob Hitt, and PIERRE V. HEFTLER 409,365,115.41 Playing one of the lead roles should give the Grosse Pointe each scored 1 goal. The lone Bank Properties and Equipment ..••••• Sam McKnight dominated both Bodman, Longley. 13ogle, 9,998,04S.5S is John O. Peters, active mem-. area patrons a true flavor of big goal getter for the Rangers was Armstrong &: Dahling boards. The Friar's shooting did Accrued Income and Other Resources .... bel' and past-president of The time theater in their own back Bockstanz, 5,461,458.33 Players and one of the first not look impressive. St. Joe's RAy W. HERRICK Total ...•••...•...... yard the evenings of Friday, The Royals took the measure $937,237,127.76 members, of the GPCT. Mr. Pe- showed some fine outside shoot- Chairman of the Board, D&NG; February 2, and Saturday, Feb- of the Flyers and shut them out ing in the first half. Tecumseh Products Company ters acted in the Grosse Pointe ruary 3. 6 to O. outska-ting them and do- Game scoring honors went to minating all the play .=in every GEORGE M. HOLLEY JR. St. Joe's forward Stempion who Presiden', Holley Carburetor Company LIABILITIES Lessons in ~'riod. had 15 points. His teammates, The goal getters for the 6-6 center Stracisbien and guard GEORGE W. KENNEDY Demand Deposits: now...t; Martilotli hit for seven each. Cbllirmdfl of ,he Board, Royals were Reid, Bartholomew Kelsey.Hayes Company Individuals, Corporations and Banks with two each, and Mertz, and Center Bob Hitt scored 14 $43'l,676,623.S1 0'0 DUES••• PISTOL SHOOTING points for the Friars. Rick Pine United States Government ..•..•. ,. 42,121,129.13 o ~ Miller with one apiece. HARRY J. LOYND 1i0 CHARGES) By Appointment netted 13. Doug Winkworth 12, President, Parke, Davis & Company Other Public Funds .....•..•.•... 2'),889,534.51 and Dan Steffes, eight. $502,687,287.45 League Shooting every Thursday WILLIAM A. MAYBERRY Savings Deposits .....•...... •..... Tuberculosis gets its- n a m e Tuesday Austin played De La 357,302,517.04 Nite at 5:00 P.M. from the fact that the body us- Salle. but the game was played Chairman of the Boa~d Total Deposits . ual1y encases invading TB germs 859,989,804.49 New and Used Plltol~ for S(~le too late to_make this issue, Fri- ROLAND A. MEWHORT Accrued Expenses and Other Liabiliti~'s in a small capsule, or tubercle. Ammunition In AU Calibres day Austin will hos'c Salesian. Execul;,!q Vice Presideflt 16,931,614.98 Capital Funds: More people own pistOls and don't know A. GUY Ropp how to use them .~han any other arm. Director Common Stock ($10:00 Par Value) 1'1,001,350.00 Surplus ...... ••....•..• _.••• RUSSEl.L S. STRICKLAND 2H,998,650.00 MAPLE GROVE GUN SHOP Learn the Tft);st! Vice PreJident ""d Dir.csw, Undivided Profits . _••...... •• 17,315,708.29 21 Mile Rood at Gratiot Ave. Federal.Mogul.Bower Bearin$S, IDe. 60,315,708.29 Also Skeet, Trap, Duck Towers on_d Rifle Range at the Total ...... ••.•.•••... C. WILLIAM SUCHER $937.237,127.76 Chairman of she Board. Tulsa Oil Corporation Orbit Room MEMORANDUM HERBERT J. WOODALL Between 8 and 9 Mile Rds. PrQsidem, Woodall Inducotries, Inc. Secur~ties pledged to secure public deposits, including Piloting and on Jefferson depoSItsof $4,713,542.39 of the State of Michigan and for other purposes required by law. ., •.•...•••.. : .•.... Small Boat Handling Taught and demonstrated by teach- $85,763,107.19 ers of the Dale DMce Studio.

A course in Piloting end Small Boot Handling will be • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ; ••••••••••• G •••••••••••••••••••• offered beginning Monday. January 15, Room 8-48. Grosse Friday and Saturday Nights DETROIT. DEARBORN. HIGHLAND PARK. BLOOMFIEl.D • FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP Pointe High School ot 7:30 p,m. Course runs 13 consecutive Home Office You must be 21 GROSSE POINTE WOODS. MELVINDALE. NANKIN TOWNSHIP. NORTHVILLE Monday nights sponsored by Grosse Pointe Power Squadron with Hancock. Mich. PLEASANT RIDGE" REDFORD. ROMULUS. SHELBY TOWMSHIP <' SOUTHFIELD. WARMN the Cooperatin of the Deportmerrt of Adult Education, Grosse ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY PR 1-2110 Pointe School System. Registration at flrat session.

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1JY, January I I. 1962 Thursday, January II, 1962 '- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven Will Two Early Aviation ABOUT FACE Iway .IOU can be sure you are ~lippery Streets VandaIs Invade Pierce School When trL\th stap.ds in your head€ d in the wroilg direction. ireaI{ to 14 Lecture Subject Produce Crashes the school E'nd used the re- You are invited to view Unknown pers'JOs, believed ceiver to smash dOOr windows tlscph Eighty rare pictures, collect- A rash of minor accidents to be teenagers, broke into the of an office and the school ;ated St. Paul Basketball ed from many countries, w1ll kept City police busy all day Pierce Junior High School library, that were entered. ,- a series of sometime Saturday night, Janu- " that the foul play can illustrate a lecture on historical Saturday, Janua~~ 6, as freez- Lt. Hough said that nothing aviation to be give'n at War ary 6, bwt did not take any- appeared to be missing from 'all games. ing rain made it easier to skate Memorial Center, on Friday, down Grosse Pointe's streets thing. the school. ------~-~------January 12 Ht 8 p.m. by Grosse than drive over them. Park Det. Lt. Arn()ld Hough r~ Schick supported him with Poi n t e l' Leslie S. Gillette, said that entrance iruto the DRIVER FINED $25 The first accident was report- whik Ch£'t Jarema led the Water Colors R.A.F. pilot of World War I. school was made through an John Elden Jay, 831 Lincoln, ed at 10:03 a. m., when Norman rr:, with 12, The public is invited and tld- unlocked window of a classroom Lee Jackson, 26, 2227 Baldwin, was fined $25 on January 5 by mission is free. at the rear of the building, The l the contest against Servite Detroit, drove his '60 Buick over City Judge Douglas L. Paterson. Paul committed a meager P by Detroiter breakin was discovered on Sun- Jay, charged with reckless driv- Entitled "Early Wings of Man an icy patch in the street in day, January 7, by police mak- ~onal fouls against 22 for ~Part I" Mr. GHlette"s 50 min- front of 624 Notre Dame and ing and causing an accide'nt, R. H. Heimbach ,~ ing a routine check of property. stood mute, and was found guil- 640 EAST TWlNBROOK \ it(' as the:, won their fifth c • ute presentation tmces the con- slid into an Edison pole. The 1 ~ht league game this sca- quest of the air from the inven. pole was undamaged. but the The person, or persons, ty of not stopping within an 7 MILE RD. 2-7800 The Panthers scored exact_ Hons of Leonardo Di Vinci up to car had to bt: towed away. ripped a phone off a wall 'in assured clear distance. , .,point" both halfs and Were the scout planes at outbreak of Then Georgiana O'Connor, 68 J b I e to keep up with the • on display during Jariuary at World War'l in 1914. Muskoka, tried to brake her '59 ;:'1'5 as thl'll' fast b rea k Even though actu'al phmo- Renault in front of 416 Lake- \ cd to be mos~ dfcctive. Michigan I]onsolidated gmphs taken 50-60 years ago l!Uld and slid sideways into the Eight Lakers Score are used to depict mllestones of front of a parked car owned by NATIONAL BANK. ,~0\'Pn St. Paul players plav- Gas Company aviation aCcomplishments, Mr. Charlotte Brachen, 15433 Mack, dr:ht of tlu'sc scoring as St. Gillette's talk is not technical. Detroit. The towers collected II look the 26 point victory HospitaVty Center- His lecture is within the reach the Renault. - Schi :'~ pourl'd in a tot~i of anyone who is slightly air~ At 11:27 a. m., James J . Boc- OF DETROIT :', po~nt", nine field goals, minded. cia, 388 Lincoln, attempted to :1\'9 frp~ throws. as he took' ~169()6li~ercheval High spots of his photographic get his '60 Corvette up the 11(' hOllor;;, Stl've- Handlos slide' collection include first driveway O'f his home; he failed $tatement of Condition, December 31, 1961 ~('cond with 12, '. c) Mr. Heimbach will t e in atiendenc» from man to :fly 1783 • • . hot air and slipped backwards into a Main Office. Woodward at Forl : Pau!'s nl'\:t opponent will 1-4:30 p.m., Jnnumy 12, 18,28, and 30 balloons . • . ste'am-powered car driven by Mrs. Barbara I':1('C d£'fcatf'd St. Anthom- planes . . . first ai,rcraft in Coates, 516 Sheldon. Adena M. ) will h(' att('mptinR to sn~~ ) combat 1860 ... earliest gliders Wright, 360 Neff, who tried to RESOURCES BOARD OF DIRECTORS 'aul's winning s~~eak at 14. , . . original flights of Wright get""into her driveway at 12:43 Cash and Due from Banks ...... ; ; $ 500,397,591.68 A. H. AYMOND, JR. Brothers . . . first Europe~ p. m., suffered the same f'ate Chairman-Consumers Power Company .... ;I "') ---~~_._------_._------United States Goverbment Securities. ~ 629,791,631.62 planes ... original U,S. Army as Boccia; her car was hit by a HOWARD C. BALDWIN (:ourses Listed Iairships and planes . . . rotary '56 Oldsmobile driven by Eu- Other Securities. .". • 246,559,744.1?5 Partner-Baldwin, Boos & Baldwin ,.engines ... original landings on gene E. Grew, 23, 780 Neff, who Loans: HENRY T. BODMAN" President .md 2;). :\Ionc!ay. Tuesdav battleships . . . mass passenger went over the curb in a vain PLUMBING LA 7-9600 Loans and Discounts.~, • ;I J I ;I • I .$632,132,245.95 Wl'dnf':,;day afternoons, J an'- ~ ;=;) carriers ... first armed planes attempt to avoid a CbllAfion. PRENTISS M. BROWN " " ~2, 23 and 24 - and ... first cabin plane ... record Another ice victim was Ernest Re~ Estate Mortgages. •• i • I • 138,485,873.13 770,618,119.08 Chairman-.Milckmac Bridg8 Authority making planes of Curtiss, Ble- B. Kelly, Jr., 615 University, .~~ Federal Reserve Bank Stock ~ 3 i I ; 4,500,000.00 M. A. CUDLIP USInCSS L('tter Writing and 'C I President and Trl'asurer-McLolJth riot, Farman, etc. whose '61 Chevrolet slid 41to (1;'15, Wr-dnesdClY, January H~ATING Bank Premises . . . ~~'. 0 i i • • • i 17,690,536.18 Steel Corporation l',ening. Mr. Gillette has spent over a parked '56 Ford owned by Customers' Liabfllty on c (J DIV. 2~ years assembling his illus- Stephen Henkel in front of HARRY B. CUNNINGHAM Presicent-S. S. Kresge Company anee. Ballroono• Begin. :'.lon- Co. trations and data. His research Henkel's home, 768 Loraine. Acceptances and Letters of Cr~dit ; L 2,383,497.07 eH'l1ln~, Jan.uary 22: Barl- on foreign development has Apparently the ice in front Accrued Income and Other Resources 10,892,956.51 HARLO~ H. CURTICE 11. Continuing, Wednesdav Direetor-Generlll Motors Corporation taken him into archieves of of 323 Rivard was particularly $2,182,834,076.27 1m;;, ,JanuaD 2-1: LJtin:- France, Germany and England. treacherous. Two aCffdents hap- WILLIAM M, DAY f' , i (' a n. Begin. Thursdav This highly educational pro- pened there, the flist involving GPresident- He Michigan Bell Te/epho"" 1m:.:. January 25; Lat;~ Company gram is a hobby Of his and he Washburne D. Wright of Glyn- LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL .L ~nC;Jn. Cont:nuing, TUt;'!suay, LELAND I. DOAN Q ,_ has almost completed Part II dOll, Mich., whos'e '62 Chevro- Commercial Deposits ~ . . •"'. ; 0 l.la;'y 23. evening. $1,074,713,046.73 President- TIl" Dow Chemical Company "War Birds of 1914-1918" to be let skidded into parked cars "'. Hot Water ~ Savings and Time Deposits. . . . • 536,988,104.20 RAY R. ER,PERT ,.", .1m~U:l~l'~ (Conversationall presented la-ro'r. J owned by Bernardine-?Temple- Deposits of United States Government ; ; 114,545,556.48 Pi't!sidr;nt- Burroughs 'corporafiN' l("~, H('~in. Cant. 1. Cont. II: ,() Heater Service, As this former War pilot was ton, 323 Rivard, and George Br COP SCh0 Iar SIpSh tends to kill lawns, ~t in this ,.$2,182,834,076.27 Pre~¥Bnt-Am'Jrican Natural Gas Company ltiflczltIcn. Tuesday e,'e- case it was decided that public :. January 23, Sought by 30 safety demanded a more thor- JOHN N. McLUCAS ~ . Director-National Cement Coml'l!ny ", ough salting. l~ ilding and Refinishing or United States Government Securities clUTied at $235,616,037.94 in the foregoufg stll.tementare pledJ:ed to THOMAS E. MILLSOP secure public deposita, including deposits of $21,202,406.151of the Tr81Ul1U~, State of Michigan. and for Objects and Frames. (Be4 Thirty Grosse Pofnte High No tickets were i!Sued£atur- Chalrmaff-National Steel Corporatior. School students have applied day, and no motorists weFe in- other purposes req uired by la w. Ad \' a n (' (' d', 'Wednesday It' ,:1oon. January 24. for Regents-Alumni Scho1ar- jured, but quite a few cars F. W. MISCH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Vice President.Finance and DirltCtor ddnional information and ships to the University of Mich- were undergoing repairs Mon- -Chrys/r>r Corporation igan. Such scholarships provide day morning. straHan for these classes PETER J. MOI~AGHAN (. between $50 and $560 in fin- I • _ ADVISORY COMMITTEE , be Obtained by calling the GROSSE POINTE PartOl'r-Monaghap & Monaghan ancial aid, depending upon of Michigan Club, conferred on ':l1- & Crawmer 'artment of Com m u nit y William R. DeBaeke . John N. Lord James K. Watkins :Ices. 43 Grosse Pointe need. final recommendations until 1 Albert J. DeRiemaeker Allen W. Merrell ,J. Frazer Whitehead GEORGE E. PA,RKER, JR. {, Last year, nine Grosse Pointe o:,clock in the m9rning. Mr. Executive Viee PresIdent 'e\'ard. at Tuxedo 5-3808 01' Hugh J. Ferry Ledyard Mitchell, Jr. W. Tom ZurSchmiede edo 5-0271. High School students, selected David Tennent, he!r-d of the in- William M. Joy Lester F. Ruwe ROBERT B. SEMPLE is suggested that interested on the basis of character, dti- terviewers, divided his men in- President- Wyandotte Chemicals zenship, academig achievement to three teams of \ two each; Corporation ons regIster immediately. CiS G and potential, and financial each appl'icant was alloted ap- NATE S. SHAPERO 0 :la5;'('$ are- llmited in enroll- need, received this award. proximately 15 minutes before Chairman-Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. It. This year's tb,irty applicants ooe of these committees, in R. PERRY SHORTS completed thetr' final :;tep in .which to anSWeTquestions l'ang- M ic~gan' s lartrest bank serving Chairman-Second National Bank applying for Regents-Alumni lng from finandal plans to par- .. J~l of Sagmaw, Michigan Scholarships on Tuesday, De- ticipation in community activi- more than 800 ,obo customers '" DONALD F. V ALLEY-' POINTE wmber 12, when they were in-, ties. . '" Chairman of the Board Jerviewed by six University of Applicants will know whether kitchen center, inc. Michig.~n repr~sentatives at or not they have been awarded Gross~ 'Pointe HIgh School. scholarship on or shortly aiter o. 19525 mack a . The interviews, aimed at get- April 10. grosse p~lnte wood. tmg,more information about the • • TU.4-4334 . appI1cants before making any final decisions: lasted from 7:30 until 10:30 o'clock. the"nterviewers, all members of the Grosse Pointe UniversitY

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ii t>Thursday, Jar,uary If, '1962 o Page Eight.~ G R 0 S S."i~ POINTE NEW S Thursday. January I I,' 1962 valves 30 ;lOurs of c1as~room in- .... Reading Dynamics. has proved SELF-RELJA~CE '.) NEW PROBLEl\lS 1 Speer! fleadin{l~lass at Center tice. Business and professional struetion ',vith special help and .... -----'5'-----"-1$ ---"'-' 1,4; its worth in numerous dties Don't depend too much on To persons and students compose tutoring if peedcd. Extra cour~. o I across the United States. The Expf'l"ie11Ce~lav be c'a thor- 0'III ITA III E S the majority of the students. seling and scrviccs'lOf the InstI- ~thers-You can always find a be a 0, "rf.. . l' Evelyn Wood Reading"byna- winter term beginning Wed- sessions involve 12 weel{s, with oug h teae hf'r, bllt no man 1\2~S , . Developed by Mrs. Evelyn N. tute arc available beyond the 12 helping hand att0 of ." .. l'4 1, grandchildcrrl'l .' * * * .• WALTER. * L.* DANfELS* v .. tl1e course.. 1f::/,~ Services were Monday. Janu- T S[,OCKMAN ' !t•.t:~. I' ary 8. at the Verheyden Funeral CHRIS" IAN, Mr. Daniels, ot Eau GaIlle. Ape son's comprehensIon Chet oSampson Tr( Home and Guardian'," Angels A retired quality engineer for Fla., formerly of Grosse Pointe and retention through Evelyn FIRST OF MICHIq~N CORPORATION ~~:~~ 100 Kercheval, on th'e Hill Church. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Chrysler Corp., Mr.; Stockman, Woods, died Saturday, D.ecem- Wood Reading Dynamics re- ,-~;",," . Members IVew York Stock Exchange cemetery. 70, of 413 Belanger. di«:d Thurs- 'b;;i 30, in Melbourne, Flit. He main at least at the same level. ,.~,~.~';- ----_._----- ,---- * '" .. day, J anuary 4,~t .his rcsiqence. was 52. . No claims o£:;.,.increased ~ompre- ',L,~ De!roit • New York ,}t~'. Io ARTHUR H. WROCK He is survived by his" wife, Survivors include his wife, hension or retention arE made, '5> .. Mr. Wrock. 50:,of 15220 Wind- Augusta; three daug~ters, Mrs. Marie H.; a daughter, MI'!>.Ar- but s t u den t s find that the . ~ ~.' milL Pointe Drive. died Thurs- Margaret Medel,' Mrs. Ruth lene Grethel; two brothers; a ability to read more at. one, un- () F~ank.AI ,0. GROSS~ POINTE OFFICE M:l day. /January 4. in Harper Hos- Orthner: and Mr~.. Do~gthy Nel- sister; and three' grandchildren. interrupted sitting allows great- ,. !;, ,~ I '~ pit'll of a h"art ailment. " so~; a son, MelVIn; ~me grand- ,Services were Thursday, Jan- er continuity. 17144 Kercheval < TU 2.8004 ':;r ~ eF Tile Contr '. i" In (r , l~. ,, The prominent Detroit cor- chIldren; and, a' SIster, Mrs. uah 4, at the A. H. Peters Fu~ The classes are offered to Peter Higbie. M~r .....") ;.i.li:I;~::'" . .' ,'.01'1' ,";l\~~;":' poration lmvyer was a partner Helen O'Hanlon. neral Home, Mack and Jernier, anyone Junior High School age ~.~',".. I .101111 Schmfllt ~., , , Willbm DeBaeke , Q _ ~~. '~I" '~l .. 1 1 in the firm of Cross. Wrack. Services were Monday, Janu~ and St. Anthony Cnurch, whe=e and above. The most important .':~~.r Ceramic'Ti~, Marblf ,. . . :\ ~ ~ 1, "'. ~ \, t ':}IjJ!cr. ViesoQ.,and Kelle:.", 4200 ary"8, at the A. H. Peters Fu- Mr. Daniels was a member of factors for sue c e s s in ~e I New work and modernizatic '.1. ,;j Penobscot B~ildif~g. n~ral Home .. Mack and Ve:- the Holy Name Society. Burial COUl"seare a vel' age reading \.:. \\, 'l~"': ~,\\:. ,;..=:floors, walls. ceilings, ~\ . '1\' .\1 '. ,,' \\\ f -,4 He was dIrector of .several mer, and !nterm~nt was 111 was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. ability and diligent daily prac- fir ~ •• 1,. ' '. '... 'I~' '\ . / corporations. including Young Forest Lawn' ceme'tery. .' ; Estoblished 1944 4+;j ~~~7 .." T./ 'J:j,'" Spring & Wire, OWo Tractor & * '" .* ';- ~./#"'!. ~ '4iV'7 ...... ~ "- ..... => Phone 821':6138 Implement Co., and !'~. JoseuhMRS, CAROL H. WHITMAN ' ..

amb Co. Mrs. Whitman, 22, ..01 100 Hall "', , ;/ "3 Why wait ..• ..... iVI!,p Wr~ck was ~ m~ber of place, died Thursday, January _------o . buy'at:>set the DetrOIt AthletIC Clu? a~d 4, in Harper Hospital; after a the 100 Club. He was actIvc 111 -short .:illness. ,. A service for 4, 6 or 8 peo. the Powre Squadron at the Born in Toronto she had Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. , lived in Grosse Pointe for. 20 pIe ••• save from $3)00 o to He is survived. by his wife, years, and was' a Grosse Pointe $7500 on your purchase0 Ruth; a son, 'WiJ-lllam;two step- University School graduate. She ..z..., sons. Charles ~nd Dougla~ Fox; attended Bennett 'College and COMPLETE OPEfJ STOCK a daughter. Kathleen; hIS ~a- was a provisional member' of. SELECTION AT"30% OFF ther, H~mJ; a bl'other. Fra.ncls; the Junior League. ...., " and a ,)1star. Mrs. Walter .Konn. Survivors include her hus- Ideal1ime to fill in and add Servic?s were Salurday, Jailu-, band Peter Depew Whitman. a : ...."-1. on to your servic'e in one afy 6, at"'the V~rhcydel~ Funeral s~n, 'Peter Depew Whitmim, a) Home, and bunal was 111 Wood~ Jr.: her, ..parents, Mr. and Mrs. " of these lov~jy patterns. 0 la.'Jvn,cemetery. T. Jack Henry of" New Yod;, ,~ffer February 24, 1962 all formerly of Grosse Pointe; and patterns o~oilablo ot regular prices Before You Close On a brother, Thomas J. Henry, o Q Jr. ' Services were at the Wil- ,."

,FORD,S . liam R. Hamilton Co. and Christ J ,. SEE Church, Grosse Pointe. on Sat- urday. January 6. Interment Dick Warner was in Woodlawn cemetery. ,f "Top Hatter'" Memorial tributes may be made to the American Cancer Simms~Dawson Society, Southeastern' Michigan 16835 Kercheval Ford, Inc. ,. Division, 2895 W. Grand Boule~ (J Front End 'Ai yard. in tbe Village 15401 East Jefferson We USE Grosse Pointe TU 5.1232 * * * a T' VA 1.1000 Res. TU 1~5251 ~ DR. HARTnER L. KEIM Dr. Keirn, of 369 University 8 Cyl., 8.88 place, died Tuesday, January 2, We us

The ,prominent Detroit derma. '~, tologist, born in Middletown, I, Eastland T Pa., was graduated •.•.frorn the University of Michigan Medical '. 20452 HARPER School in 1917. An associate o 5 BLOCKS 'y\.'EST Of professor of dermatology at U. of M. until 1929, ':he held tile I:> ~ame post at Wayne State Uni- .= ...... ' ....' versity Medioal School from 1929 to 1957. Dr. Keirn served as an exchai"jge professor of dermatology for" the Rockefel~ leI' Institute at Peiping Urlton Medical School in 1926 and

1927. "y (j/ A member 01:' 'the Wayne o County, Michigan State Medical Societies and the American ,~. o <:> Medical Association, Dr. Keirn had offices in Detroit's David Broderick Tower since 1929. 1 He was a .,C a n s u 1 tan t in dermatology a-t'<>BonSecours and .J ennings Hospitals, and associ- l,. ated with the Academy of

Dermatology, the Am e ;'i can .~ Dermatological Association and the Detroit Dermatological So- ciety. Dr. Keirn is survived by his wife, Alice; two daughters, :vII's. Barbara Gerwe of Iowa, and MJ'6. Kennetha Peterson of Ann Arbor; two sisters, Mrs. E. Z. Smith and Mrs. ~. A. Kline;

I and dne grandchildren. i Services were Saturday, Jan- \ uary 6, at the Verheyden Fu- neral Home. Burial was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. YOU~RE " INVITED o

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.f;,-, ~ ~ I o 0 ~ .'> I Thursday, January II, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEW S ~ Page Nine )\lr~ (If rl:t~~r('('m in- i 'Ih "p('cial hC'lp and n('C'drd Extra ('oun- ~('I'\'i('('" 0f the lnsti- 'Yoods Co'uncil Accepts Bids for ProJects .ilable beyond th(' 12 Af~ its regular meeting on for both hockey rink and tennis I Mr~;. C. E. Daniels. Aquisition or _,ct i Monday, January 8, the Grosse cllurt lighting, in the sum of tl1i~, property is necessary for ------Pointe Woods City Council voted $9650. I the dedication o~'"Marter road I to accept the low bid of $1866.86 The City attorney informed i and erection of the new DPW submitted by Taylors' on Van the Council that he had secured I gar,+~c. D~k~, Inc. for a standard tr~ns- an option -to sell a parcel of 1':< Council authorized purchase mlSSlOn, 8-eylinder 11-ton mml- property on Marter road~£rom of 1his properly on behalf of the I mum panel type delivery truck. the prCDJlt owners, Mr. and I'~it:/. i This,;",truck will be used as a -' , 0 _ ~og '\~agon and for gejeral haul- I 109 uses, - \.' 0'-:' Council also awarded the con- Prescri ptions Filled tract for hockey rink lighting in Ghesquiere Park. Low bidder ~ OP71{1ANSo was Hydon Brand Company, {~ ION which was awarded the contract I Mexico City? Acapulco, Taxco, & Cuernavaca tfd. 20183 MACK AtVENUE 11 Bch'~n 7 And 8 1I1lle Roads TACT .';, '."" ~:. 'fEBRUARY'24 ~~~. HOURS: 9:00 to S:30 Daily - Saturdays 9:00 to 5:00 i'!.\P Diplomacy is the art of .g;. and p g kl{owing when to speak your " ~?, ,<0 ' : JUxedo 4'~5770 mind and when to mind your o J5 Day Tour to '< > I speech, :e. '\!'" ,I I ~ HAcwAl1 o ~ DO'•• : '62 ..~•.,lIt1ith -;"-;",: in ,""" ~ "dnd Seattle World(.s Fair ~~ ~~ re ,.~ April 14 $729.45, .5:- ~:.. FIVE STALWARTS with outstanding gridiron ~ecords are now "carrying; the ball" as CHAPLOW, LUJWBER delegates to the Constitutional Convention. From the left are: Julius C, Sledero(R-Traverse ,t~ ';: l' U ?if (all or See lJs for All)' or All oFl' our T,.at'ell\~ eufs '~. ;E, City) Michigan State (1934-35-36) chosen' on tQe All-Midwest eleven as a tackle; Richard C. 1E!.- "VanDusen (R-Birmingham) Minnesota (l944-4~) captain and All-Conference center; Don G. II I II ~, ','Batchelor (R-Grand Blanc) who played as a fullback in college at Ohio Northern and Grove ['ION Chet Sampson Tr,Qve!",Service -City (Pa.) College before joining pro ranks with the Canton Bulldogs, Toledo and Clevelana. as a tackle: Paul G. Goehel (R-Grand Rapids) Michigan (1920-21-22) captain and All-ArneI'. ,~I I00 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedQ 5-7510 :,'=-- "J, .,. ican end; Frank A. Balcer, Jr'!~~D-Detroit) Uni\[.eI.5ity of Oklahoma, who was selected as All. 'I,;', Li": FINISH A C'OMPLETE 0 c -----~------' ,- America'n tackle by Walter Camp in 1918 while:' playing' with the Camp Pike, Ark. army "team. -['his five-man line averages 6' 372" in ~~ight and 232 pounds. '" ,~ 10/ X 12/ ROOM Frank Allen Pierce P.T.A. .lWillfaec Court" Fire Da1nages lL :Meets JfJn. 12 ..On Two Ch~rges HOlne in Pafk * PLANNING Tile Contractor ~~~ , AS 5 M~~~H ': ' tgSV .. --- . * ESTIMA1I11NG 51«)~O I ~ ..hl1l jr1, The regular meeting of the' Mrs. Floy E. Reisener, 5~:of A fire in the home ot.R. H. ',~ .\~ Ceramic Tile, Marble and Slate, * FINANCING Pierce P.T.A, will be held Fri- 16730 Ch~ndler Park,drive, De- Tate, 1372 Kensington, ruined All of the following matcrial$l included • day evening, January 12, at 8 troit, posted a bond of '$100, New work and modernization, also repairs. an upstairs bedroom and caused * MATERIALS • Mahogany Plywood p'oneling • Flush Door o'clock in the auditorium, ¥-. pending i court ap~arance be- smoke damage througho.ut the Floors, walls, ceilings, fireplaces" etc. • Kentile "Floor Tile"'. • Mahogany Mouldings The P.T.A, Council mcmbers fore Park Judge C. Joseph house. ,:.z~ * APPROVED"""'- • Ceiling Tile • Hardware. Established 1944 1196 Chalmers will rcport on activities of the Belanger on January 24. CONTRACTOR various committees as well as Park Fire Chief George de- • Sotinlac "Lumber" Finish • Nails •• oe; Phone 821-6138 Detroit "5, Mich. Mrs. Reisencr was "rrested by Caussin said that the origin of report the1'iusiness conducted • Paint Brush ~.' ,f. Floor Tile Adhesive at the Council Meeting held on PArk police on Saturday, De- the fire is unknown. We Save iou "time and.M oney! '-;-. _to Thursday, January 4. comber 30, and charg,~d with He said that on""Friday, Jan- ," EXTERIOl1 d The Pierce J u n i 0 r lii g h driving without due care and uary 5, an alarm was sounded PREBUILT ••• School Concert Band under"1he caution and causing an accident. at 7:03 p.m" and all equipment EXPLOSION! direction of Dr. Thomas Moore was dispatched to the house, DOG HOUSE;' Plyw~od Shel'/ing :43c .::'I11!i will present its annual winter Police said she was involved %" Thick, 4 ft. Long, Up ~~"It '. The firefighters put out the All Lumber - Asphalt RQE,f EACH ,.1 .£ " ",.'-:~;:"'. concert as the prQgram for the in an accident at Fairfax and fire in 15 minutes. To 10" Wide ~,~ evening, The performance wIll Nottingham. She struck a park- ", , . &J;'~ All the bedroom furnishings ~!f ~" be dedicatffd to the Paront- ed car, pushing it into another Teacher, Association, but the parked vehicle and then hit- were destroyed, the chief said. Electrical Supplies ~ .. Rocf{~~ It .•. Insulation ..• ~torm Sash public is cordially invited. Ther~ ting the second car. Following The quick work of the person- 8.00x14 nel Of his department pre\lent- WHITE SiOEWALL are well over 100 members in this. her vehicle jumped the' TUBELESS 19~,~ ed the fire from spreading to this year's band who will take curb arid struck a fire hydrant. other parts of the house, valued Mil/work Our Specialty. o part in tomorrow evening's pro- Mrs. Reisener wa$ going"',east at $35,000, the chicf added. • • gram. on Fairfax, police' said, V:;hen ~"~..' This cO,ncc}i,' marking tile she collided with a car at the The total amount of damage BRING IN YOUR IDEAS .•. WE'LL DO TliE REST. • • ~' ~ first appearance of the year curb belonging to a rental firm is not known, since this will ' for the Pierce Band, will COrI- and leased by Elizabeth. Zenn have to be checked by insur- sist of 10 members of varied" of 245 Dean lane, pushing this anCe adj ustors, types chosen to fill the var:ed car into a car belonging to Fred musical tastcs of the gen"ral Weissel of 881. Nottingham. public. Marches, overtures, folk Mrs, Reisener's car~theu swerv- INJURES FOOT IN FALL ,DETROIT UTICAe, music and modern jazz com- ed and struck the r1ghC side of Carol Kunuler, 18, of 1235 G 46410 VAN DYKE P9si,tions \Vill be featun~d lJy Weissel's car. Roslyn road,'" slipped and fell 867S"'E. 7 MILE RD. ~ the band, ~ on the icy sidewalk in front of ON VAN DYKEQ The evening will be 'con- Thc woman was taken to the AT ~TWO BIG her home on Friday, January EAST OUTER DRIVE .. '~ eluded with a social hour in station where she wajf given 5, while on her way to school .,', YARDS 731.3300 0 the school cafeteria, Mrs. David two tickets, and was held untll and injured her right foot. She ,",'~.TW 3.3700 ,;~ Hookanson, Mrs. Merrill E. her bond was.' posted. was taken to the office of Dr. .~ Q 0 ~~~':~t~\~ Hondcrich, Mrs. George H, Opert':Sunday - 10 a.m. - 3 p,m,:> Clarence Candler, Woods City '/ """t;:"~I~t.>;.,' . TUNE.UPS Sherman, and Mrs. Don Kipka Physician, who treated the in- Open Daily 'Til 6 P.M. ~ 8 Cyl., 8.88 6 Cyl" 6:66 have':;arranged refreshments for Noted P~eacher jury, 'b Vie use Sun Equipment the parents and visitors as well :,.' as the students providing the " ~. "~t1'" . • BUDGET TERMS evening's program. Pointe Visitol. "i;jf ---"':'} " ~~{ "!..2." Dr. George'>'A. Buttrick, one .' .(:, Eastland Tire Co. THE SKIDS of America's ~eatest preachers j;.(;; A, man is on the down-grade ~~ 20452 HARPER ... 'ju 1.2229 and scholars, will preach at the ininute "he begins to think both services (9:30 and 11:15) :l 5 BLOCKS WEST OF 8 MILEo ~~;" his seconcf~best is good enough. ,', :.ir~~ on Sunday, JiitIuary 14, in the ,,.... G r 0 sse P'o i n t e Memorial ~~~'. ~~~:~. Church. '" 5- "'--'::;' '"". -r~; Dr. Buttrick after 28 years as ~~~ minister of the famous Madi- GOING UP! ;:~ son Avenue Presbyterian ~i5'~ c ,'E-:.; .' Church''; of New York City be- The new Detroit Bank &, Tr~~t Building is on the,%~y IIp in downtown Detroit.

~~~, came in 1950 prescher to Har- 'C \~~=-. When compleled~'the hanl~s main OlliCE!'"";tiILpcC'uPY.- HIe first 10 floors '?:,tlhe .r~~:.~. vard University. He is the au- 28-story skyscraper and the remaining floors will proYide modern office,lental :S~~ thor of several"books on "Pray- ~.i ' ic~_ ... er" and on the "Parables of "~,space.We're grow41g .~omee~~theexpanding needs of an~cxpanding commlmity. ?~~ Jesus" and was '>editor-in-chief And whatever yoni' banking 'and trust needs, it makes ~ood sense to do business of the 12-volume "Interpre- ter's Bible," which is consid- with Delroit Bank & Trust because among our ~sets we offer: E.rperience 0 ered by many the most useful combined u;ith a continuous search lor neu;, more~effir;ientu'ays to serre you .. ";'!t' work on the B'1ble published ~ ,!:':{ ~."D in our generation. .C Dr. Buttrick will spend three I STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1961 f ;:. ::: 'l,l ~ days at Memorial Church meet- c RESOURCES LIABILITIES~' ',' ,~ ing with small groups, and will address the Women's Associa- Cash and Due from Banks.... , . . ~. . .• $182,490,825 :'1.,.\ Demand Deposits: (ll~~t, tion at their monthly meeting Individuals, Corporations and C",' on Tuesday morning, and will United States Government "~ Others , , ',~'" •••••••• :', • •• $455,812,055 speak to the Men 01: the Church Obligations, ., '@: 248,503,571 D. S, Government. 18,279,402 Tuesday night at the War Me- Ot~~r Public Funds , ••.••• , 32,089,203.", .,:, morial at dinner. State and Mu~~pal Securities , ,. , •• , • 123,868,249 .... $506,180,660 " Sunday night he will speak to Other Securities ...•. , ..... , , •..• , ••••. , • 2,151,400 Savings and Time Deposits.•.••.• ,.... •.. 428.807.629 the Tuxis Youth Group, and "'~: Monday night to the Couples' Loans & Discounts.. , •• ". ,$298,144,948 Total Deposits...... • •••• ...... $934,988,289 Club and Fortnightel's, Dr, But- Liability on Letters of Credit,., •• ,. , ••. -.. 153,923 Real Estate Loans.. , . , •• , " 166,668,259 464,813,207 trick \",ill also meet with small Unearned Interest.... • ...... ••• 5,l96,2~6 ,~ ' 0 groups to discuss practical helps Bank Properties and Equipment.., ... , .. ,. 9,578,531 Accrued ExpensliSand in prayer. ~. Other liabilities. ,•••.•••••••.••• , •.••• 5,558,536 Registratons for the small Customers' Liability on Capital Stock ~ groups and discussions can be Letters of Credit. •••• , •••...... • _ 153,923 ($10.00 par value) .•••••••• $18,378,500 made through the Church Of. Surplus, . , ,. •• •••••• 56,OOO,ono Accn,ed Interest. •• • 3,846,670 fice. All women of the com- Undivided Profits...... 11,686,9'17 munity are invited to hear Dr, other Assets ;...... 1,160,733 General Reserves...... 4.604,6n~ 90,670.105 Buttrick at the meeting on Tuesday morning at 10, and all Total. , ,.,.,', •. , $1,036,567,109 Total ...•..•..••.• , .•.. ,.~ .... ,~~ men are invited to dinner at Uniled States Government Securities in the foregoing statement with a par'value of $84,477 ,000 are ,pledged to SHure the War Memorial by making public and other deposits where requlrod by law, including deposits of the Siale 01 Michigan amounting to $4,624 527. reservations through the church A Message on Ji If you are thinking of modernizing your kitchen why not call BOARD OF DIRECTORS THIEF STEALS MONEY HARRY L, PIERSON 'RANK D. IAMAH CHARLES H. HIWITT the firm with the most experience in this type of work. We have Mrs. Elizabeth Howarth, 67, CALVIN ~. BINILEY Executive Vice President Chairman of II,e Board Chairman of the Board Butzel, Eaman. Lona, Dura Corporat'on r Maek- of 1400 Vernier .road, com- Owosso Savings Bank Gust & Kennedy planned. installed and supervised kitchen installations for the Mitchell-Bentley Corp. FRIDERICK C. MATTHAEI CLiVELAND !HURBER ,plained to Woodr- police on Sun- LOUIS A. flSHIR Director President McLouth Sleel Corporation Senior Partl'er .1 flowers past 25 years. day, December 24, that someone PAUL H. CARNAHAN Fabricon Products Division Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone Since 1876 President Eagle.Plcher Company entered her car, parked in National Steel Corporalion JAMES ~cMILLAN HIRBERT B. TRIX :l get the front of 2016 Huntington, and WILLIAM A. 'ISHIR Director President WALKIR L. CISUR Treasurer Ferry-Morse Seed Co, W. M. Chace Co. President stole $48 in currency and some fisher & Company C. DAV:tI WIDMAN . Or just The Detroit Edison Co. H. GRAY MUZZY small change from the front HE~BERT H. GARDNIR Director Chairman 01 the Board The Murray Corp. of America • seat, She said all the doors were SELDIN' 8. DAUMI Senior Vice President Federal-Mogul.Bower Bearings, Inc. ~Ulgyou.. Vice Chairman locked, except the front door LESLII H. GRIIN WILLIAM R. YAW Chairman RAYMOND T. PERRIal.G President on the driver's side. JOSIPH M. DODG' Wabeek COWJfa!ion Chairman Aulomotive Materials Corp, Preslden~ APTITUDE TESTS ------'------the Most Experienced Bank in town Enable you to learn the Idnd ot work In'whlch you can best BUro.

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Thursday, January II, I: Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursaay, January 'If. '1962 Police Ticket 'I Woolls Garden Bridge Grub Ask Candidates Two Cars Tangle DETROIT'S FINEST DOWNTOWNLEGIMATE THEATRE! Drunk Driver GPUS News Notes . Club to Meet To Slate Views On Jefferson LAST 3 DAYS Lists Winners Clarence L. Edmunds. 48, of P. The Grosse Pointe University Mrs. Charles Brownell, of ,___ 'l'he candidates for the 14th 683 Fairford, was arrested by bee, Betram P. Shover, Mr. Welling- A passing motorist reported Lafayette-Wosh:r.gton Blvd. S':lturday Matinee School Annual Christmas Pro- ton G ri m e s, Miss Margaret Hawthorne road, will open her Grosse Pointe Memorial Cen- Congressional District primary an accident at Neil' and Jeffer- Woods police on Wedncsday. anc home January 16 at 11:30 gram was presented on Decem- Harvey, and Hcadluaster John tcr Bridge Club whiners have election for the offl.ceil:'0fRepre- son to City Police at 2:06 a.m, 'd I January 3, and charged with and ber 20. Marking the final school Chand~cr, Jr. " o'clock for a meeting of the been announced, sentative in the U. S.~Congress on Monday, January 1. Direct From 2 Seasons on Broa way •. driving while under the influ- Se'r' Grosse Pointe Woods Garden c\:ent before the holidays, it wns >I< >I< December 11: ~North and will speak at the Grosse Pointe Patrolmen Robert VanTiem ence of alrohol. dic" -'* Club. "FABULOUS -N. Y. "DELIGHTFUL -N. Y. n attended by students in grades Four vcry lovely prints adorn South. Mary Alice I-I;<.'ntgenand Unitarian Church Sunday Eve'" and Duncan MacEachern ques- (;OMEDYl" Times COMEDYl" Po~t Aocording to Patrolman Har-\2 a scvcn throught twelvc. Upper 1"01' this 22nd anniversary Jackie Wilcox; Mr. .md 1\1rs. ning Forum on Jarruary 14, at tioned Barbara Jean Boskoper. the' lounge near thc entrance to "ENDEARING, FUNNY, ENCH~.NTING"-N.Y. NEWS old Lanstra, Edmunds Was ob- I day School faculty, and a number of members will share a pot luck Fl'ank Neison. 8 o'clock. 2680 15th street, Detroit, who the G.P.U.S. auditorium. They ~crved turning right onto Mack I' '] luncheon and see slides of their had been headed c'ast on Jeffer- parents. arc "The Gourmct" by Picasso, East and West: l\In:, Dvnald The program, which will be PADDY CHAYEFSKY/S CO~~DY avenue from Beaufait, then era; own gardcns. son and was waiting to com- The musical director was Mr. "Ador:ltion of thc Magi" by Bot- . Hines .and Mrs. Robert J. Pet- held at the Grosse Pointe Uni- driving south on Mack at speeds ber: plete a left turn onto Neff ,.' . ". . , ticelIi, "La Route Toumantc" by erson; Ruth Rogers and Ellen tariari Church, E. Jefferson at in excess of the posted limit. in David M. ArneI'. In charge of when her '59 Ford convertible dramatics was 1\It.s. Carol Head. Cezanne. and "View of Toledo" Walrond, Rivard boulevard, is designed "and weaving from side to side bre, Pt. CI was struck in the rear by a '55 by El Greco. These four prints- uppe 1y ass r in his lane. He narrowly missed hea :\11'.Robert Vaillancourt, art in- December 13: Norlh and to acquaint the voters with the Chevrolet driven by JOM Eldon structor, painte'd the representa- represcn~ ~h.e first step towards Set at CenteJ. South, Betty Tuer and Mervin views of each of the candidates ;:thelent; hitting other cars, the" officer I ma . the acquISItIOn of a permanent Jay, 831 Lincoln. tion of a Gothic window for the Cress; MarY,,-Wood and hlcltard on issues of national concern. Jay was ticketed and was to said. I ed art collcction for the school. o ---~, Lyman. The general public is invited. auditorium wall. Miss M a l' Y appear in court January 9. Ei:lmunds turned left at Falr-j cas Stephens. of the 8th grade. de- Beginning Saturday, .;anUal")' A committee of parents. as- 20, from 1:3U to 3 o'clock, a East and West: Margaret 1\'£0- The candidates, who will each holrne at a high rate of speed '] signed the cover for the pro- sisted by lVlr. Robert Vaillan- coursc in advanced puppetry rang and Elsie NQvy; Mr. and give a short talk on a topic of INJURED IN FALL and was stopped by Lanstra I na~ gram. which was printed by court. art instructor at G.P.U.S., will be offered at the Grosse Mrs. Thomas Auch. I his own selection, will include before traveling too }far. Ed-! tru:: .i\Irs. Ruth Crouchman. The Mrs. Frank Coolidge of 183 has~electcd a list of 150 paint- Pointe War Memorial Center December 16: North and Robert E. Waldron (R), Donald munds had been drinking, and the lighting, whieh was very effec- McKinley, was transported to ings representative' of.. the best for children ages 9-15 with some South, Gcri Fasbender and Ken- O'Keefe (R), Patrick C~olly when ordered out of his car, he J tively arranged. was in ~the Cottage Hospital by Farms in art from prehistoric times to previous experience. Instructor, neth Gillett; Nell Pethick and (D), Ches,ter, J. Kaczmarek (D), staggered and his sI:'cech ap- ligl hands of three 11th grade stu- firemen on Saturday, January the present day. It is hoped t~at will be Robert Rathbun, art~ AI Miller. .J~hn 0 Bnen (m, Rolland pcared slurred, t:te policeman aIr, dents, Curt Slotkin, Bill Rem- 6, when she slipped on an icy thc school will, with the help of and history teacher at Pierce East and West: Maty Wood 0 Hare (D), Louis Rabaut (D), said. : It j sidewalk and injured her left CAS5 backi and Jeff Seyler. parents and friends. gl'adually Lalayette.WashlnGlon BI.d. I CO" JUni?r High School who. is also and M~rgaret Morang:' Martin H~rold ~. Ryan £O!, and an: foot, She fell in front of The motorist was taken. to the: ' complete this collection, which The program began with the PreSIdent of the DetrOIt Pup- Martinson and Robert Scott. o~ ersIfwt.o may b~tslU the truin Roberts F,urs, 3 Kercheval. She station, where Lans'.ra gave him: G.P.U.S. Band's rendition of will not only add beauty to the , '. 'mng, lme perIllJ. ,ques ons pc;~ers GUlld. . -S) December 18: - North and from the audience will be con- was treated and released. a ticket for viOlating the State; Handel's Aria and Fugue fol- $ehool but also provide an un- lhe group Will work at writ- South-Jackie Wilcox and Betty 'd d Dl'UIlk Law. Edmunds admitted I 1 lowed by "1' h r f! e Songs for usual opportunity to develop ar- . .. 1 . t fl' h Sl ere , ll1g ongll1a scnp s or w liC . Tuer' Helen Long and Adele o havjng been at a bar and was tistic taste and appreciation. The I Christmas" by Clare Grundman. they will make and characterize, Beatty 0 The election is scheduled for 1 • I,?l, on his way to visit friends when I '] Then came a reading of "The prints will be hung in 'corridors hand, rod and .shadow pupp~ts, East and West: _ Pat Ed- January 23. arrested. I T. Christmas Tree." by Francis X. and classrooms throughout the At the .concluslOn of the .senes munds and Mary Magar; Emma ------Weiser, gi....en by Jean Worley school. - Edmunds posted a bond of; po~, the~ wlll present a senes of Harvey and Fern Liehtenwal- THE GRIND ...~ SiJlnt.1M and Dan Piggins. The faculty Thc schooi is indebted to Mr. theIr one act performances for t I' '0: $75 pending an appearance be- i Air ensemble next sang Praetorius' and Mrs. John L. Booth and Mr. the children of the community. e. ., and Fame is hard to attain-the fore Woods Judge Don Good-! by "Lo, How a' Rose E'eJ; Bloom- The advanced puppetry group December 20: - NQrth age', and Mrs. Lloyd R. Marentette and man of the hour didn't get (I rowan Saturday, January 13. Ge'; will meet for five weeks in the South - Jane Sutherfand ing" and the tradition:!l carol for the'ir gifts. which made pos- and there by using a stop watch. 0 (} J_~__c,. "Ding-Dong. Merrily on High." sible the beginnillg of the col- Center's Terrllce R m, The Danie.l Huff; Nell Pethick ~v---.---.------_.--.-.. Ensemble members are Anne charge to join the group is AI'~~Iller. e Open Sundoys 10:00 to 4:00 0 lection with these four paint. Now Thru Saturday ! Thur •• alld Frl, Till 9:00 P.M. I set Fenech, Irene Rosenfeld, Eliza- $7.50 plus $1.50 for materials. East and West:-Mr. an.d Mrs. Cress; Dr. Hubert Phillips and .\~~ ings. Carl Leland. Audrey Hepburn I - i j gra beth Ferguson, Cecily Bay, John Those interested in joining Charles Seeley; Betty Tuer and George Peppard 0\ ! WE DELIVER I ~hc~ C h and 1e r, Anastas Pazevic, Two short *notes:'" '"The faculty should call the Center TU Jessie COQk. East and West: F. H. 'Brink- "Br~akfast at Tiffany's" " i Richard Trim. Earl Kimber, and 1-7511 at ttwir earliest con- December 27: - North and mann and Martin Martinson; On Order of $5 or More , i-,gint is rejoiCing in the acquisition of in Techn~olor Ie Robert Vaillancourt. a new duplicating machine on venience. The' Class is limited to Seuth - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruth Arbury and Margaret Mo- 4P~ 15 Members. Wilds; Philip Leon and Donald rang. Miss Worley and Mr. Piggins which they can (and doD run off Saturday Matinen Only 'I ROSLYN III 1. read "The Adoration of the tileir many tests, syllabi, and in- q; ------Hocevar. January 6: North and South Gen~ Kelly in o I mar Shepherds." from Luke'. II, 1-16. structional sheets, AND it has East and West:-Ruth Arbury - Harry Smith and William "Ha'f,py Road" ~~ ! MAR K ET ! j'terl The G.P.U.S. Glee Club sang been noticed that there is in- Dye to Give and Isabel Hollinger; F. H. Champine; Mr. and Mrs. Al I I uct "The Green Cathedral" and Brinkman and M~.rtin Martin- Oldest in the Woods I ed ere' a s i.n g use b~ing made of Beard. \Starting Sunday i i "Happy Flocks in Safety Wan- Channel 56, the educational TV Fashion Show son. East 'and West: Mary Wood Bab Hope - Lan.a Turner' . !21 020 MACK at Roslyn Rd. I ;~u. der," the latter with a flute ac- outlet, on the school's TV sets. J@uary 3: North and South and Lucile Queen; Mr. and Mrs. ~ i companiment by Hilda'">Jong- Detroit Yacht Club's ladies "Bac.helor in Parodise" I TU 4-9821 I ~\ -Daniel Hodgman and Mewin,~ George Brewer. in Color kind and Lynn Rosenfeld, of the' bridge e;,luncheon and fashion A New Musical Revue. ~ _Cl_ll_lI-. 11_ "~.a_a_~ cou: 11th and 12th grades respec- T ol.ck ~Drive show is"scheduled for January tively, The assembly ended with 16 at noon. E. Jefferson at, Beaconsfield MASONIC Fri., Jan. 19 with New ExcSting Personalities carol singing by audience and "Fads and Fancies" by Good- Sets Record Grosse Pointe AUDITORIUM 8:20 P.M. Musie lInd Lyries Mostly by glee club o will Industries will feature fash- JUNE CARROLL - ARTHUR SIEGEL- DAVID ROGERS c '" • * ions for the past 100 years. VA 2.2870 MARK BUCCI - JACK HOLME$..- MURRAY. GRANtb In the summer of 1962 there' De trio it and 99 fcljacent DYC membeor, Mrs:;'George Tim- t~~ ....., will be another group of young communities in Wayne, Oakland ko and Mrs. Eric Daniels 12- S~td,es Mo,tly by ladies taking a study travel tour and Macomb counties contribu- year-old daughter, Susie, will JOSE RONNY GRAHAM - PAUL LYNDE -.JEAN SHEPHERD ted an unprecedente'd $19,030,- RICHARD MAURY - JOEY CARTER to France and Switzerland. Con- model. PLUS: Musical version of BrOGd- 11045 Kercheval-j ducting the tour ",ill be Mrs. 000 to the 1961 Torch Dave in Also modeling will be Megan way stage play, liThe Sound of Sketehes St<5ged by RICHARD MAURY the face of ,a widely-heralded Gregory, da'ughter of the Ed Music" ':', o Edward Lynch, head of the Ch?reographers TODD BOLENDER- VASSILl LAMBRINOS French Department. In addition "soft" economy. Eastern Wayne GregolJ,'5, of Handy road, aatd GRECO TU 2-5111 We Delh to formal Fl'ench instruction County contributed $438,387 o~ Billie Adams, daughter of Dr. ;.:.~An '5:,; Ind his Company of Settings and Lighting by Costumes by 0 HOURS: Mon. thru Thurs" 9 to ' by Mrs. Lynch, as the trip pro- 99.1 percent of the'ir quota. and Mrs. Vincent Adams Of Inspt"'" MARVIN REISS THOMAS BECHER ceeds, there will be chances to The new figure, surpassing ",Moran road, Screen SPANISH DANCERS Sin&ers and Musicians 0" hear lectures by native instruc- even the record-shatter1ftg $18," .4 Mannequins dressed in g,ay :,;;'».5to",••• $2.20, $UO, $4.40 Choice tors in various parts of France, 945,681 announced last Novem- 90's fashions will greet mem- ~', AUthe~ Downtown Grinnell's, Mosonie Temple The group will also avail them- ber 9 at the end of the annual bel'S and guests on their arrival IDOmier/'Ui Tender STEA sel ....es of the services of French- 23-day campaign, was disclosed in the uppe'r lobby. beCal&88 MASONIC AUD!TORIUM speaking guides. in a jOint statement issued by Mrs. Donald Hutchins, ehair- aUofit SUNDAY AFTERNOON JAN. 21 - 2:20 t:. >/< >I< >I< William M. Day, president, and man Of the day and her com- ~, is,~f T-Bone Steak Walter C. Laidlaw, cxecutive mittee, have chosen arrange- S. HUROK presents This is the week that G.P.U.S. " Sirloin Steaks students will be submitting vice?president, of thc United ments of violets to center the RUSSIA'S ENTIRE manuscripts to the ann u a 1 FoundatioIf.' 0 luncheon tables and sets of ORCHtSTRA AT 2, P.Wi. B~~~~R:yI Southeastf!rn Michigan Schola&- "This "is Hili largest amount ~lasseslor tatile p.rizes. GREATEST PIANIST Round Steaks tic Writing Awards competition ever contribute'd to any com- Am~21:g those WIth table re- EMIL sponsored by The Detroit News. munity-wide fund-raising cam- servah~s are the Mesdames Mail Orders Promptly j'illed Its purpose is to' stimulat~ in- paign," the UF officials pointed Warren ".Garvey, Harry ~oole, Strictly Fresh PRICES: Eves. Mon. thru Thurs. & Sunday Eve.• Jan, 21-$5.40; G terest in effective creative writ- out.,..,They added that later ..re- Ralph Plerce, Donald Encson, ." Bale. 5.40, 4.30, 3.Z!!, 2.10; Fri. & Sat. Ev~s.: Orch. 5.95: Bale, ing. Winners are announce'd 'in turns and final auditfrl,; ma" Frank Mazur, J, Dwight Glover, :i.~: GILELS 5.95, 4.85, 3.75, 2.65; Sat. Mats.: Orch. 3.75; B<5lc,3.75, 3.20. Ground Beef March after a series of inten- bring tile total to an even great •• John ~vere'nz, Edward Bah- Sun, 4:03 and 7:51 Sun. 2:10 - 5:58 - 9:46 $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, $3.30, $3.85 2.65, 2.10. Tax inc!. Eves. at 8:30; Mats. /It 1; Sun, Eve.. J"n. 21, sive judging sessions by teach- er figure. mer, Peter ",Wayne, Frederick Tickets at Dntn. Grinnell's, Masonic .t 7:30. Please enclose self.addr'}ssod, stalTlped envelope. Weekdoy. 6:35 ond 10:23 Weekdoys 8:37 Only Temple. ers from the metropolitan area. . ". . James,.;" Arthur Swenson and study of flgures complIed William S't~d. Repeat by Demand-Strialy Fresh In charge of the contest :tt A. durmg the drive revealed that __ v _ G.P,U.S. is Mrs. Katherine WeI- • COMING • the numlkr of contributors to C'o •• • cenbach. Beef Tenderloin th.e 1961 campaign w~s actually Dominican High Alums "BCliChelor in., Paradise" "Devil at 4 O'clock" * >10 "," It''Ob H:~e ", Frank Sinatra For broiling, fryinCj or roaS1 smaller than in some former To Give Benefit Jan. 25 l",na Turner Spencer Trocy Guest speaker at the winter Torch Drives. assembly af the G.P.U,S.' Cum Laude SO,ciety was Dr. D-onald "The tireater total was due to The Dominican High School the greater generosity of contri- Alumnae Association~,is present- Ralph Come in Every Monday. Tt Sweeney, '33, one of the school's very, very few summa cum butors and to excellent leader- ing its Annual Card Party on f=or laude graduates, A physician of ship, headed by Max M. Fisher," anuary 25, at Eastland Audi- Atomic News! Our .Mysterl the highest reputation, Dr. Day and Laidla~;r said, torium, Eastland Shopping Cen- ter, at 8 o'clock. Admission is Sutter Sweeney was introduced by his Fisller, board chairman of East Side's Newest Policy. own high schoot Latin teacher, Aurora Speedway Corporation? $1.50. Mr. Francis J. ("Coach") Mc- served as general campaign Proeeeds from this card party at the ;iano Cann, who lauded his former chairman, heading an organiza- will go into a financial scholar- pupil's achievements both as tion of 125,000 volunteers. ship f~p to be used for girls, who because of financial diffi- student and at hIe t e. Dr, Money raised over and above • culties, would not be otherwise HOUSE Swe'eney's topic was "Knowl- the albount needed for 1926 ~E~CJ,cK Fine Food able to attend Dominican. High edge and Action-Essentials of budgets of 195 health and com- ANewC School. .~, and Cocktails Americanism." munity services will be used to 14800 Mack - at Alter Road :~. For years, it has been q' The society's stlldcnt presI- build up a reserve against any dent, Harrop Miller, '62, wel- future, ye'ars when giving may Co-operative Nursery • For the remainder of n family, our regular home and v comed the following twelfth- not be\

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Thursday, January II, 1962 G 1& 0 SSE POI N TEN .EW S Page Eleven ,y, January I r, '1962 Police Ticket YoUtll to Face Traffi,c Safety Ministers Meet PoUce Arrest GOPs",to Make Offers Evening Paint!ng Class '. LEGIMATE THEATRE! lJrUll k Dri'ver Robbery ~Charge Group Repol.ts On'January 17 Teen Imbiber Annual Awards An evening painting class :ldcpt at 1the gas slation Shores. recorded three fatal ae. Academy of Certified Social holding a bottle of wine: When ln cxcess of the posted limit, in a ztolen car. He entered by ddents, Harper Woods had four, Workers, Edwin Holmberg. the ofiicer approached him, the among the precincts in the Dis- ~".."" I -1III.. ;lnd wC'aving from side to side breaking a window and over. and the Farms had two. boy attempted to hide the bo~- trict. The awards will be pre- III his lane. He narrowly missed head door, pried open a cigaret Mr. Holmberg is presently a tle under his jacket. sentc'd at 8 p.m. at Republican During November. the six visiting teacher in the Grosse !ntt,ing other cars. the officer machine. from whk'h he collc'ct. Plumb identified himself as Headquarters, 15316 East War- communities reported a total of Pointe School System and his ~,lid. cel SR, and slole $6 from the a pollee officer and confiscated' ren. All are very welcome. 34 non-fatal traffic accidents subject for this meeting will be SAVE! SA"E! SAVE! Edmunds turncd left at Fair. cash register. the wine. He also confiscated : GUTHRIE (accidents resulting in injuries>. "The ReI a t ion s hip of the Duc to the immense size of at your' friendly neighborhood Westinghouse two more bottles found in the lwlme at a high rate of speed The juv~nile also stole a The Farms and Harper Woods Church to the Public School the 14th Congressional District, boy's overcoat pockets. Laundromat~ Laundry & Orycieaning Store ;lnd was stopped by Lanstl'a flashlight and the keys to a disclosed nine each; the City System," the Republican COn1{I1ittee in 10-6. WO 5-1 07~ beforc travclinf: too far ... Ed. truck gent:r~lly ieft parke'd at reported eight; the Shores, four; The patrolman called the the 14th District will open an munds had been drinking': and the station. the Park, three; and the Woods, The group of ministers, under Woods station and a scout car au;JiIiary office af 8223 Gratiot KWIKEE SNO-WHITE LAUNDROMAT II hen ordered out of his car, he Police recovered the flash. one, the leadership of the Rev. Mr. was dispatched to pick up the near Van Dyke, to supplement ing Tues .• Jan. 16 >:a;::gered and his speech ap. light and the keys, The boy had The total number of non- Gecrge Kurz, will assemble at boy and Plumb. At the station, its main Headquarters in War- & DRYCLEANER ;Jc;n:rcl slurred, the policeman already spent the money. 8 a.m. at the Grosse Pointe the boy stated that he purchas- fatals during the past 11 ren avenue. Open House will be Open 7 Days - 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. rough Jan. 27 '.,ed: He will be tried in Juvenile months is 201; Park, 62; Harper Methodist Church. The group ed the wines from stores in De- held on January 12, at' 8 p.m. 16300 E. Warren, cor. 3 Mile Dr. TU 4.9690 The motorist was takcn fb the I Court latcr in lhe mOl~~:h. Woods, 58; Farms, 48; City, 34; will begin the meeting with de~ troit. Coffee and donuts a lapoliti- votions led by the Rev. Mr, The teenager said that he ~ ~ ""lIOn. wherc Lans',ra gave him WOOds, 32; and the Shores, 17. cal will be served to all who James D. Nixon of the host would call a store and order a would like to come. ,J ticket for'~violatlng the State ,,' The total number of property church. Breakfast will follow, at damage accidents since January boltle of wine, informing the Drunk Law. Edmunds admitted Business Notes which time Mr. Holmberg will ::;tving been 'ilt a bar and was is 881, with the Harper Woods proprietor that there will be make his presentation. no one at home and that he : [1ll his way to visit friends when leading with 239; followed by '{~ 3r:Tstcd. ~ The appointment Of Richard the Farms with 209; Park, 170; will leave the money in the T. Hegln to the newly crcated City, 138; Woods, 112; and the milk chute. He named the stores Edmunds poslcd a bond of Kappa Kappa Gammas ffmtmiJ position of Manager of Central Shores, 43. from whom he got the wines. S7.5 pending an appearance bc- Air Conditioning is announced Sew for Cancer Society He also told police that he by Thomas C. Diggles, Man- Last month, the prupel'ty :-,,1'(' Wooels Judge Don Goocl- damage was: Harper Woods, 26; never called while his parents ager of lhe. Michigan District, were home, but would wait un- I~ Tbe Pointe's Oldest Market :'l)I\' ,Dn Saturday, Januafy,,)3. :, Farms, 19; Woods, 13; Park.;40; ,', General Electric Company. The next weeting of the East til they had gone to work. " City, eight; and Shore;;. fot1t~ Side Group" of Kappa, Kappa r.....~...-..~1 Mr. He-gEn, of 1316 Som('r- Detroit police were called 898 St. Clair Ave., near Mack TU 5-1565 TU 5-1566 , Open Sundays 10:00 to 4:00 t Gamma will ~e he1d on Tues- set. Grosse Pointe, is a 1954 and the boy was released to ! Thurs. and Frl, Till 9:00 P.M. , day, January 16, at the home of - graduate of Grosse Pointe High them along with the wine as Mrs. Edward D. Maire, of Iro- SPECIALS for School and a 1959 graduate of Brownell Bands evidence. \ I: WE DELIVER ; quois avenue. Cancer' p'ad sew- U. S. D. A. Prime and Choice lhc University o£«Michigan En- Thursday, Friday I On Order of $S or More i gineering Sc'hool.' ~iving Concert ing will begin at 11 a.m. and ~" and Saturday luncheon will bG~:'served at THIEF TAKES PISTOL Leg 0' Lamb >I< '" * Jan, 11.12.13 Hobert D. Halford, general Mot'c than 120 seventh, eighth 12:30. Donald Kronson, manager of : ROSLYN I manager of lha,: packaging Ma- and ninth graders in Brownell Those working on the com- the Ice Flair, 15001 Charle. • terials Division. Fabricon Prod- Junior High School's two' bands i MARKET i mittee for the meeting are Mrs. voix, informed Park 20lice on Verbrugge's ~ I i utts, Detroit, has becn!~'ppolnt- will perform in concert on Fri- 57fb ed .vice preside'nt of the firm, day evening, January 19, at 8 John Veeeh.'".:\,Mrs. J. Douglas Sunday. January 7, tll'~t some. I Oldest in the Woods i Paterson, Mr5': Herbert Hale, Home Made Bulk Special Blend L. A. Fisher, president. an- o'clock, in the Brownell gym- Mrs. Donal White, and Mrs, one entered his office ~n his !21~020 MACK at Roslyn Rd.! nounced. ~ auditorium. William Coddington. Reserva- absence and stole a .380 caliber Pork Sausage .... 45c lb. Genuine Certified Mr. Halford lives at 918 Har- I TU 4.9821 I Under th~ ~rection of Dewey Hons may be made with Mrs. \ Beretta . pistol from his desk Mocha & Java court. ~~_tl_~~'"-'_O_~ D. K ale m be r, the largest Veech, TU 5-4073, or Mrs. Pat- drawer. The gun, ~NbJ.ch is reg- COFFEE ical Revue Brownell bands in the brief his. erson, ED 1.0391. istered. was fully "loaded, he BUTTER Montgomery Brand .69c lb. tory of lhe school will play ;:;;. said. • • rg Personalities seven concert arrangements. 1.lb. con 83c , Mostly by TIP TO MOTORISTS 11 Y2 oz. Stouffer's Frozen, Cooked FINE The seventh grade band of I oO~o Pure ;IEGEL • DAVID ROGERS Good drive~ may not receive THE PAY.OFF Macaroni & Beef. , ...... 59€; viES • MURRAY, GRAND '" 52 members will open the pro- MEA::,~.:,.;:~-:!:: :1 '.j '. ~ CONVENTIONAL WAR is and will always be a certainty. ~:~. I - In the past all world conflicts wero fought on foreign soll. In the present f,'" IN SPECIAL THRIFT ACCOU TS, ~!issile age, it will' also be fought on home soil. This tyPt: of war would mean the loss ~;,~ of many lives. perhaps as many as 10% of our population. Ho,,:,ever, it would mean lli that living would still be worth while and we couid recover as have ml)St nations in ~

the pasI\ would mean that even with an all-out conventional attack our chlldreln 'i % would survive in their schools, our husbands at work and out of town and all couid i1 gather in their "emE'rgcncy home" as a family after the attack. - ~;;, You should therefore be thankful that you still have the opportlUlity to see the ~::i 2

plans for this "emergency home." It is a C<>nventional Bomb Shelter, built underground ll~:r~"';':::';:"::,;';'<::": of steel and concrete designed by strilclural engineers and built by outstanding build~ :; ers who have had th~ actual experience of building this "emergency home" which has , been described by local and national experts as the best. ~d on;, which exceeds, by far, W every Civil Defense specification. We have completed homes in the area for your ml"~

~~, w - As it should be, the emergeno/ home is equipped with the fin~t Diesel gener i:::'~,::,;..:: MENU ator to provIde the same vital neeeSSlties of our regular home, such as.! ON ALL EGUL • HEAT • AUTOMATIC AIR SUPPLY . [.:11 :l Chopped Beefsteak .- l..IGHT • CONSTANT WATER SUPPLY ~t. fushroom Sauce • COOKING • FINEST SANITATION ffi:~ Vhipped Potatoes • REFRIGERATION ,. ADEQUATE -liVING SPACE I! This "emergeIl.c:y home" would be 'Vitally impo~ant in the event Of other calami. Jt SAVI GS ityle Green Beans ties such as tornado, fire. breakdown of present utilltles, etc. ij ~ed Rolls and Butter rts grcc a nuclear war could happen-thru an error-miscalculatlon- k , As expc1" n a amadman-vengeance,, etc. In such an even t your "erneI'gency horne" ti<~~: :e, Tea or Milk ~~~~~da~~ ~olve the prr>biem of "Jallout" and a very hJ~h degree of the blast itseH. 1 ~of Howard Johnson's ~e Crcams or Sherbets 5N CONCLU,S,ION !~ *In order to earn this higher A shelter progr~ is neither an individual nor a national act of fear. It IS an ,',: Interest ~s necessary that deposits individual and national act Of prudence. \; P ibl a shelter will nev~r have to be USf'd. but in the words of Nicholas ~osa, '~ be left In your account for at least the Most Experienced Bank in fown IUARY 10 THRU 21 tat oS~1t~ of Science World, ..It is better to have these things and not need tilem ~ one year and be made in amounts ---l:t~------asoc e e 0 and not have them .. .i , than to need them' J of $100 or more., ~; fer not to think about this vital problem, disregard this artlcle-on the .) D JOHNSON'S \ ' • ~- ... I • ~ other ~~::l:;uare willlng to face reality and to invest jn the future, call us and We ,~ , , t will be glad to discu';S this further. \ 1 IDS TUxedo J~ ". Jaikins Building ~ DETROIT BANK-& / _ ... ""RUST,. f .,.-'~"'.~ . RD. 1-4320 ) , ...', , ,I " . , ' -.> ~~~~~~j • •• CONVENIENT OFFICES MEMBER FECERAL. CEI'OSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION .. • c • • c a Q •• • u sua. 4 a a a aua a ad a 2 2 & £

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Thursday, Jc!nuary II. 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen Mrs. Richard P. Fite Church Circles Slate Sessions Millicent Pietra %>;::'@itffi,@j The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Grosse Weds Richard Fite Pointe Methodist Church will ,...hold its circle meetings Tues- day, January 16. The afternoon Couple Travel to Nor'rhern Canada After Holiday Rites circles will meet at 12:45 in the in Grosse Pointe Memorial Chur,:h and Reception members homes as follows: at Whittier; Will Live in Evanston. III. o Alpha-Mrs. Walter L. Grif- fith, 1398 Hollywood, will be In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church on Thursday, the hostess and her co-hostes- December 28, Millicent Pietra, dau~hter of Dr. and Mrs. ses are Mrs. Robert Dent and Alexander Pietra, of Bishop road, was married to Rich- Mrs. Charles S wee t. Mrs. George Scotford is the devo- ard Pu'~ney Fite, son of Dr. and Mrs. George Liddle tions chairman. The program Fite, of Carville, La. I . c • for the day is "No Easy An- For the rites the bride I Dres~ed lIke the honor maId swers" and Important Questions chose a gown of white peau I we~e the attendants, Mrs. Roger -J Regarding the Met hod i s t de soie fashioned with small BaIley,. Karen Keep, of Lock. Church. . f Al port, KY., and Mrs. Warner oWOMEN'S PA;GES 1 Esther-The 'hostess will be app Iques a encon lace Fite II of New York. Mrs. T. A. Sparshatt, 1624 on the yok~ and skirt which Wa~er Fite II, of New York, o Roslyn, and she will be as- deepened Into a cathedral was his brother's best man and sisted by Mrs. Lee Palmer and train. seating the guests 'were Fred- Mrs. F. Jenkins. The program An Alencon lace cap accent- erick J lY Schoettley, .l.JeeGery, will be "No Easy Answers." ed with pearls caught her im- 'Of Indianapolis, and David Bru- Mrs. Lee Palmer will lead the ported illusion veil and she baker, 'Jf Akron, O. Short and Devotions. carried white orchids, <:I white For her daughter's wedding From Another Poin.te Martha-Mary-Mrs. John D. roses and Christmas greens. and the reception at the Whit- Q tier Mrs_ Pietra wore a powder ...... Schmaltz, 1026 Kensington, will to the~Pointe be the hostess and Mrs. Lester Enid Pietra was her sister's blue Chantilly lace sheath dress McCoullough and Mrs. David maid 0: ~iOnor in an emerald and matching hat. ~ofVie,v .. green peau de JOie gown and a Whell the couple left for .. : :.T:::(.,., Waggoner will be the co- WILLIAM BOYER, son of hostesses. Devotions will be matching Dior bow wit.h veil- Northe~'n Can a d a the bride MRS. ISABELLE M. BOYER, of :By Patricia Talbot led by Mrs. Ray Clave and the ing. She carried a white fur wore cl royal blue dress Madison road, has been elected program will be "No Easy mu~f centered with a red car-I and blue accessories. They will '------C)------I treasurer of Delta Chi, social Answers." natlOn and clusters of holly, live in Evanston, Ill. _ Henry James' novel, "Washington Square" has be-en iraternity, Western Michigan Naomi-The hostess will be adapted for the theater into "The Heiress," a favorite University, Kalamazoo. He is a • _..,.,."Jt~L'AA'""" ~rs. Harry Ibler, 1361 Ken- rick Rector will lead devotions month they plan to return to period piece with amateur dramatic groups. junior in the business curricu- and the program will be "No Grosse Pointe via Hong Kong, lum. William was a 1957 gradu- In Grosse Pob1te Memorial Church Thursday, smgton, and she will be as- Easy Answer." where they will visit the i r Fine Arts Society will present the Victorian drama ate of Grosse Pointe High December 28, MILLICENT PIETRA, daughter of sisted by Mrs. Charles Adams and Mrs. Cora Voorhees. The Susannah Wesley-The host. 9-ilught,~r and son-in-law, l\lR. (,n January 19 and 20 at the Players with Mrs. Peter School. Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Pietra, of Bishop road, was program will be "No Easy ess will be Mrs. William Mont- and MRS. PETER WODTKE. Fortune, M. \Vhitney McCutcheon, Mrs:")Lillian Hicks, ,. ,. * married to Mr. Fite, son of Dr. and Mrs. George Answers" and the devotions gomery. 932 Washington and Mrs. Howard L. Kates, Mrs. James Phelps, Don Bliss, Third place in the "Land- Liddle Fite, of ~arville, La. will be led by Mrs. R. W. Van she will be assisted by Miss Eleanor 'Wardell and James Hughes. :: scape" division of the Univer------House. ' Ethel Osborne and Mrs. Paul Colony Club sity Union photography zontest Pierron. Miss Ethel Osborne i!> New members of Fine Arts Sinclude lVirs. Fortune at Eastern Illinois University, NARTHENOR, of IInwthorne vard, has completed his basic Ruth-Mrs. James Nixon, 64 1 training at Fort Knox, Ky., and devotions chairman. The pro- James B. Doll, Mrs. Arnold Graham, Mr. and. Mrs. Charleston, Ill., was awarded to road, have had as a house guest Moross, will be the hostess and Has Birthday is now assigned to Fort Bliss, lhc co-hostesses will be Mrs. gram will be "No Easy An- Frederick Sibley, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stoet2.er and- STAN L. WILSON. A total of for the past month her' sister, s\vers." El Paso, Tex. Betty Wallace and Mrs. Mat- " l\Irs. Elmer -Texter. nine prizes were awarded in MRS. CURTIS WATHERHOLT. Mrs. Joseph B. Hester, of >I< thew Graham and Mrs. Clinton '0. <:> •• three contest categories. of Harbor Bluffs, Fla. She will * * FairaCl'es drive, will open her No sooner WIll the curtam rmg down on "The - * ,. * be returning south next week. MRS. THOMAS P. MAGEE, Amluxen. Tlle program ''Vill be STAEDTS, of Rivard boulevard home T u c s day from :3 to 5 of Lakelpointe a v e n u e, and are spending three months i~ Heiress" than Fine Arts wil! Ue casting for its spring CADET M:ICHAEL J 0 H N "God's Will." o'clock for a birthday tea for MICHAEL, entertained at a The Evening circles will meet Palm Springs and Pasadena. musical, "Paint Your \Vagorl'."~ with a casting call set LYNCH, son of MR. and MRS. Former Pointers M..l't. and the Cvlony Town Club. holiday shower recently for in the members homes at 8:00 MRS. JOHN T. REED, of Ash- >I< >I< * The party will honor past ~ for January 22 a(7:30 o'clock in Old Christi Church. FRANCIS J. LYNCH of Hall BETH PERRY who will be ma~, as follows. ley avenue, announce the birth MRS. HAROLD D. BAKER presid('nts and new members. The Lerner and'Loew Broadway hit will have a Place has been named to the ried January 27. Doris White - The hostess of t win s, THERESA MARIE is home in Lincoln road after Assisting Mrs. Hester are Mrs. lVlarch production date with Dr. Chester Bogan direct- Superintendent's Lis t, Dean's >I< >I< >I< will be Mrs. James Nixon, 64 List and Commandant's List and TIMOTHY GOR'})ON, on a 10-day stay in Cincinnati with Clarence H. Eisman, Mrs. Wil- On Saturday evening the Moross, and she will be assisted ing the music. at the Un i t e d States Air December 2. Mrs, Reed is the her son-in-law and daughter, liam J Hell, Mrs. Fred J. Ken- CHARLES WOLLENZINS, of by Mrs. William Grace and Mrs. >!' >(. ~, Force Acartemy. His excellence former JUNE FRANKLIN. MR. and MRS. HARRY S. LEY- nedy, )il-s. Evans Stevet.on and Kenwood court, gave a farewell Ralph Recor. This is a guest ...... MAN, JR. :~!rs. R. Bliss Wolf. To Honor Museum Director in studies and performance of dinner for the' W A L T E R night with each member en- duty entitles Cadet Lynch '65 CATHIE MAHONEY. daugh- AUCHS, of Lakeland aVlHlue, couraged to bring a guest. The * >I< * The Founders Society of the Detroi,t Institute of to wear on his left sleeve a sil- ter of the MILTON M. l\IA- who are moving to Grecmvich, program is on Latin America The E. LLWYD ECCLE- ver star enclosed in a silver HONEYS, of Whittier rond, has Installs Officers 'Art is sponsoring a dinner for 100 Janu'ary 22 at the Co~m, Dinner hosts on Friday and de V'otions chairman is Mrs_ STONES, JR., of Sloan drive, ,\~cath. .. been selected", as a CoIl e g:;:e museum to honor:'rctiring director Dr. Edgar P. Rich. were the WILLIAl\I BAVING- E. F. Arnold. will move into a t.errace in • • • Board member of Mademoiselle Maumee avenue at the end of Ladies Auxiliary of Pilla:" anIson and his wife. Rebecca - Mrs. A. R. Han- MR. and MRS. BARTHOLO- magazine ~;l a nation£-. contest. ERS, of Lakeland avenue. cock, 21200 Wedgewood, will be the month, The senior ECCLE- Lodge No. 526 F.&A.:St install- Alvan .Macauley is" chairman of the dinner for Dr. MEW SEYMOUR, of Edge~ont Miss l\'Iahoney is a sophomore * * * STONES, of Lincoln road, will ed a lIew slate of officers for On Saturday the ROY E. DE- the hostess and the co-hostesses Richardson, who be leaving oat the end of this park, have been entertainmg m a j 0 r in g in journalism at be I e a v i n g soon for Palm 1962 at a turkey dinner Decem. will HARTS, of Harvard road. en- will be Mrs. John Rupp and month to become director of the ..Duponts' Winterthur their.,daughters, MRS. JOHN R. Michigan St.ate Un iv e r sit Y Mrs. R. W. Sarber. Mrs. Fred- Beach. 0 bel' 5, at Pinar Temple, 14529 LILLY, of Wellesley, Mass., and where she is affiliated with te'rtained at a Twelfth Night • * * Kerchl~val avenue. Installing Museum in 'Vilmington, Del. . party. MRS. WILLIAM J. FROELICH, Delta Delta Delta. After celebrating the Christ- officer was past president, 1\1rs. the day after the dinner the new pr~sident of the JR., of Wichita, Kan. ;:,...... few days at Scottsdale, Ariz., * * * before leaving for their apart- mas holidays in Grosse Pointe George Finch. museum's board of trustees, Ralph McElvenny, will pre- ...... A member of' Alpha Omicron MRS. LANSING PITTMAN, of Renaud road, will leave Jan- ment in Miami Beach. with their son, DENNIS, a stu- _ New officers include Mrs. side at the annual meeting. Main business, of course'; The MALCOLM M. BARN- Pi, newly instz,lled chapter of a uary 18 for two weeks at Palm dent at Yale, MR. and MRS. Robert Stephens, of Hampton to find a nc, .. director. ", UMS, of Rivard boulevard, are national sorority, at Eastern >I< * * among the many Pointers with Michigan University is PEGGY Beach, Fla., with MRS. BEN- The HAROLD L. WADS- RALPH CROSS of Roslyn road road, president; Mrs. Arthur * * * their own backyard s kat i n g SMITH, daughter of the PAUL SON FORD, of Lakeshore road. WORTHS, of Cloverly road, are are returning to G e r maD y Tygard, of Camden aveDue. vice From the Garden::Clubs rink. -80 L. S•.H".::HS. Of Aline drive. * * * established in their win t e r where they will again visit their pre'sident; Mrs. William New- The GERALD R. SLAT- home in Phoenix, Ariz. other son and daughter-in-law, com, of Haverhill roild, secre- At the Country Club qn Tuesday the Grosse Painte MR. and MRS.* * RICHARD* H. MAEVE BURNS,* * * of Rivard TERYS, of Longfellow avenue, • • >I< the RALPH CROSSES, JR., in tary, and Mrs. Charles McNair, Farm and Garden Club met to install Mrs. Benjamin SCHACHT, of Cincinnati Ohio, boulevard, is a member of the are building a new home in The J 0 H N W. FINKEN- Stuttgart. At the end of the of Audubon road, treasurer. Young as new president and mark the club's 30th announce the birth Of a daugh- cast of "The Trojan Women," Lakeshore' road and will move ------o ter, ELLEN V I R GIN I A, on the Euripides tragedy to be in the spring. On January 12 anniversary. ' D January 1. Mrs. Schacht is the given January 20 and 21 by the LEO J. FITZPATRICKS, of Other new officers include Mrs. Ivor D. Marris, Mrs. former J A N E J 0 A CHI M, Marygrove College. Lakeshore road, will entertain Wilbur Mack, Mrs. Richard Durant, Mrs. William H. daughter of the WALTER * * * for the newcomers. Ledyar9, Mrs. Stanford Phelps. Mrs. Don~ld R. Flinter- JOACHIMS of Hawthorne road. ;; ROBERT J. TROMBLEY, son >I< * * mann, Mrs. C- Vvallace Toles, Mrs. John A. Dodds and * * • ..'If MR. and MRS. ROBERT G. 'Ihe H. ALLEN CAMPBELLS, Mrs. William 1. Chesbrough. DELTA GAMMA A£UMNAE TROMBLEY of Rivard boule- of Renaud road, are spending a , Still on the garden beat ... Mrs. William M&::oy met Tuesday in the Hawthorne will open her Webber place home on Tuesday for a road home of MRS. WILLIAM H. KLINGBEIL. to stuff enve- meeting of the Grosse Pointe Garden Club with Mrs. lopes for the blind. William P. Black chairman. * ...... Talented Mrs. Longyear Palmer will hold a flower ANNE SEELBACH, '.,former arrangement cliniI< * * . MR. ana MRS. FORREST W. Classes In Honolulu <=> PAGE, of Clairvie\\¥ court, wflh Off for Hawaii after •. a two week holiday in the

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Page Fourteen '", G it 0 SSE e 0 I N TEN E W S Thursday, Janu uy 1I, 1962 Thursday, January 1I, 1962 Society o~ews 'Gathered from All of the P~oillte~ f) ~ '4 ~ Woman's ~ h From Another Pointe of View Center Offer! Mrs. Stephen F. Howard Jerry Goebel <:> o. Painting Class 100 Liggett ~Iumnae (Continued from PaJ:"e 13). To Claim Bride Artists Mart Bid studyin~ for his mast~r's degree in marfhe biology aVnd Marcella Churchill will be At a dinner rec~r.tly in their e; his ,~'ife is majoring in philosophy. .., ~ instructing her last class at the home in Birmingham, Mr. and , Grosse p'ointe War Memorial 'While they were here they,verc the gue'~ts 'Of her Center on Tuesday evening Mrs. Sherman LeMcssurier an- Feted at Cockf"ails nounced the engagement of Patrons to parents, the Richard Sharpes, of Cadieux road, and his beginning January 16, from 8 ------,~ Exhi parents, the Theodore Egers, of Lin~uln road. to 10 a'cloe. their daughter, Judith Kay, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. White Were Hosts Last Sun- Jerry Probst G.Jetel, son of . 0 , * ;« * '~, ." Immediately after the 10- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Goebel of day; the Frank Donovans Wi~1Greet Alun;nae This Show Opened Monday in Special Gallery 0 College Day week series, she will paek her McKinley avenue. Sunday at Parties for DiSCUSSIonof S~hool S Move son's Seventh Floor; This Display Whi. • easel and return to her favorite c The~ Detroit Committee for Seven Eastern Colleges part of the worlel-the Aegean Judith is a graduate of the Nearly one hu~dred alu~n~e of Li;;gett School, be- Markets 30th Anniversary Open Until University of Michigan and at- will sponsor its annual College Information Day on Sat- Sea to cupture the sun washed tween 1930 and 1935, with thmr ~lusbands are gettmg urdav. Januan' at ~ o'clock on the 12th floor of thc Greek Isll!S on canvas. tended Wayne State Univers- The Detroit Artists Market celebrates t. :20. together this week and next to, dIsTu~:> p~an~ for thelr J. L. 'Hudson Co. The committee is composed of alumnae Mrs. Churchill's"\vorks cur- ity and San Jose State College ~()f its 30th year in downtown Detroit with. in California for g l' a d u ate alma mater's proposed new schoo. 11: C:rrosse FOJnte ff rent1y hang in the Detroit Ar- .pf paintings, ceramics and sculpture at the J. from Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mt. Holyoke, Radeli e, lists Market featuring Israel work. She is affiliated with Woods. downtown store. : Smith, Yassar and \Velleslcy. u" and Turkl'y in her favorite Kappa Alpha Theta. Hosts at a cocktail par.ty day, January 14, for friends ln A special g~ilerv ~was: Shelden III, Mr, The College Day program will feature Mrs. Thomas Middle East as well as the cool Her fiance is a graduate of '1 7 the classes Jf 1930, ]932 and last Sunday, from 5 un~ 1934. Mrs. Donov;m, \I ho ',\~1I b 'It f th h'b"t" th I den. Mrs . .John R. Broughton. Bryn l\1a\vr Director of Admissions, who grandeur of Switzerland. Grosse Pointe High School and rn or e ex I I on ,e I William Tost, 1\: o'clock, were M!,. and Mrs. open her h(,/l1e at 17]60 Edst has just returned from a swing aroountl' the ~seven cam- Mrs. Churchill teaches her the University of Michigan. In seventh floor of Hudson s. ; Webb,~r. ,Jr., MI Charles M. WhIte, of Pro- Jefferson, is a member of 1.1;;- puses. and will discuss admissions and scholarships., A students to Use full freedom of February he will enter the A preview reception and Webber, Mrs. H( expression as they work with vencal road, Mrs. White, a get's class 01 1934. brief slide tour of the college, conducted by Mrs. George their opaque water colors on graduate school at the Univers- tea;! was cheld Monday to house, :~lr.John ( ity of Colorado. He is a Phi me m b e r of the Ligg.:tt Among tl;ose attending the :!:aunch the show which will Alain Chailloux, HiJfingcr. will complete the formal part of the session. nat surfaces. Often she gives Alumnae Board Greeted ._ Delta Theta. ' continue through January F: Smith. Jr .. 1\ 'While tea is being served the guests will have an them, abstract forms cut from many acquamtances" 'Co from Donovan party WI!!be :\Jr, and They are planning a June 16 20 FIsher, .Jr., anc r)pportunity to ask the alumnae questions. Mrs. William paper which they are encour- hI f 1935 a - .Mrs. Charles Adams, Theodore . ~ min S. 'Warren, wedding. er own c ass, 0 • "I' Buttrick, Edward Wuns('iJ. \\']1- P. Harris is chairman of t!1Cd~y and among the alumnae-. ?gC~ to. a~~I:ange~o.express feel- Among the hostesses for the well as the 19.31 and 1933! !iam C. 1'01,t, Marlin ButLP], from Grosse Pointe who will be on hand are Mrs. Il1gsthlOlfgh posltl~n and color. preview werec.Mrs. Wendell W. graduates. George Park'~r, Jr., 2nd Dunald d 1 ,. '''1\1 u~'lf d C M L hI' M All Mrs. Churclll11's studpnts I Anderson, Jr., ~1rs. William F. Assumptio. LeonaI' v'vmtcr. -1\' rs. vvI re , c aug m, rs. t 01 t b . t 11 'qu No Among those invited were' Flinterman. Bonbright II, Mrs. Lem Bowen, T B P . 1\1 '1'V'lb M B k J 1111' arc" au,., 1 aSlC ec III e. Anne Leete Rob~rt . . CIrce, 1," 1's. vIer. . rue el:, r., lVlrs. P rl.:.v'ious experience is ncces- the Lloyd Marantettes, the "These 'informative' gather- .. ~rrs. Ferdinand CinE'lli, Mrs. OrvIlle Aronson, Mrs. George WIlson and Mrs. Robert sa;:y. The student will learq.' Alumni and f To Be Marl.ied John P. Hodgeses, the George ings are '"'no:, for purposes (Jf Hugh C. Daly. Mrs. Benson Hains.:::> to mix paints, the correct use Primeaus, the John Stearnes, fund raising," according to' :'II;',. Ford, ~1rs. Edsel Ford, Mrs. sumption High S, "A}; thp Walter B. Ford II. Mrs. Living- SOl' will attenc d' * • of brushes, how to apply paint Announcement is made of the the .Joseph Farleys, the Henry Aarons. the pa(:e of South Bend Address 'j and color dynamics. engagement of AnnQ,.De'Arwond Kohrings, the David Gilliscs. Liggett Tor;1orro\\' campaIgn ~ stone- Howard and Mrs. Joseph i Supper dance Many of the works of Mrs. Leete, daughter oC Alexander Last Sunday and this Sunday quickens, so does the need to L. {fuClson. i the Amerie:m Mr On January 27 Mr. and Mrs. C. Garritt Bunting .with Churchill's students this fall P. Leete, of Lakeshore road, Mrs, Frejerick S.. Ford, cam- up-date alumnae. parent, and Others were ~rrs. William D. Saturday. Januar Kirk and Greg lvill be movin~ from their North Oxfunl won critical acclaim. While and the late Carolyn Hutson paign co-chairman, and Mrs. numerous other '''friends of the Laur~, Jr., Mrs. Lynn Me. ceeds will be a road home Jo::South Bend, Ind. ,. thel'(, will be some class mem- Leete, to Dr. Frank Hubbard H, Bradford Aarons, chairman, school, with the plans to J ('_ ~a.agnton, Mrs. Hudson Mead, Language Labor 1his S'aturday Dr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, of bers repeating there are several Parcells, with their husbands joined the locate Ligg~t'.." For the fourth ~lrs. Allan Shelden, Mrs" Allan s.;hool. openings. To enroll. call the '. -photo by Beatrice Zwaan cocktail groups to discuss pro- time in its"'ili:;tOry,Liggett mu,t Grosse Pointe boulevard, will entertain for the Buntings Center, TU 1-7511. ., Miss Leete is an alumna of and the following Saturday the Elijah Poxsons, of Lake- In St. Clare of Montp.falco Church December 30, Smith College. Dr. Parcells, son gress. move to better se:'ve the fam- MARIL YN ZDRODOWSKI, daughter of'the Henry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donovan ilies of present and future s1u. land avcnue, will qc hosts at a bon voyage party. In ,1960 the r e of Mrs. Russell H. Lucas, of were over Zdrodowskis, of Berkshire road, spoke her marriage will perform the honors Sun- dents. ~'" :The Buntings 'havc sold their home to Mr. and Mrs. 10,000 de~ths from East J efferson a'~enue, and the' I 'fB in this . vows to. Mr. Howard, son of Mrs. Harold F. Howard, Wilton Hcnderson, of Hampton ro~d. . country. iate Charles A. Parcells, is an "LEE" of East Jefferson avenue, and the late Mr. Howard. alumnus of Yale University and Wasne Sta,te Medical School. A Parties Honor"'> Patty Johnston MARLENE .. late F e b r u a r y wedding is .June bride.elect. Patty John- planned. tbe holidays in Grosse Pointe HAVERCAMP ston, daughter of the George before retuning to the Boston Naval Shipyard . .J. .Johnstons of Lakeland ave- staff membc Church Guilds nue was feted at a luncheon Patty was'" recently elected and kitchen shower on Decem- to membership in Honor So- of ber 23 by Mrs. Louis Carbone ciety Phi KiPpa Phi at tbe Plhn'" Sessions and daughters Lois and Carol, University of Michigan, where LONDON SAL also of LakelaI'd avenue, and she is a senior in the School The day guilds of the Episco- at a dinner and linen shower on of Business Administration. pal C h u I' C h worn e n of St, December 28 at the horne of -:'-. Michael's C h u I' C h will hold Miss Jeanne Giroux on Lothrop " meetings on Tuesday, January road. The first ,'TIass chest X.ray 23, at 12;30 o'clock. survey was done thirty years imagi1t,ation al1d versatility aj Co-hostesses to members of Her fianct', Ensign George ago-at Public School 94, Little St. Anne Guild will be Mrs. Ehrnstrom of Pittsburgh spen~ Neck, Long Island, New York. the natural ability to please. Donald Ball and Mrs. Milton g. Cross. This guild will meet at FOR APPOINTMENT CALL • TU I- the church this month. St. Ce- celia Guild will "meet with Mrs. "Is your insurance G. B. Beaver, of N. Edgewood lONDON SALON fJ drive. Co-hootess will be Mrs. equal to C. F. Kern. C' present values?" 18318 MACK GROS~ Mrs. L. W. H~kell, of N. Ox- ford road, will welcome mem•• ;6', bel'S of S1. Margaret Guild. Mrs. Charles MacFarlane will be ,the co-ll 0 s t e s s. Mrs. Her b e r t Q Shanks, cif Cook road, will greet ARTHUR J. ROHDE S1. Catherine Guild. Co-host- .AND OOMPANY esses will be Mrs. Edgar H. Y e 0 man and Mrs. Rae W, INSURANCE our famous. e Dehncke. St. Mary Guild ,~ill be enter- o tained by Mrs. Rupert A. Ben- son. of N, Oxford Road, and co- 271] East Jefferson, Detroit 7, Mich. hostess will be Mrs . .Joseph G. a LO 7.6100 Rhein. Evening g u i Ids will meet i M 0 n day, J an u a I'y 22, at 8 ! o'clock. 81:",Agnes Guild will meet at the church. Co-hostes- ses will be Mrs. James Thrasher b ~ and Mrs. Robert White. St, Martha Guild will also meet at the church. They will Extraordinary Value ., o' entertain as' their s~cial guests the members of the Episcopal o Churchwomen of the S1. Ed- ward's Mission, Fraser, Michi- gan. Co-hostesses for this meet- ing are Mrs, Norman Perrin and Mrs. Thomas Rogers. S1. Hilda Guild will meet with Mrs. John B. Renick, of Lennon Avenue, who will be assisted by Mrs. G e 0 l' geN. Bashara, Jr. ------...... """~--- £11~' . II.I "if- r~:~~.:'" Reed & Barton's .l'ffiW '? " ~ Paul Revere o

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~nuary I I, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Thursday, January II, 1962 ',. .ntes Woman's Page •Cby, of, and for Pointe Women .... • • Alliance Hears To Hear Talk By l'at Talbot lumnae ., Will Wed To Be Bride Betrothed Artists Mart Bids.' A rthuJ. M. Ruhl Grosse Pointers will have an she is tile wife of Detroit Free opportunity to view themselves Press editor Dale Davis and in perspective next Thursday the mother of three daughters. ~ -I Wayne County Juvenile Court January 18, when upcoming t of As- ion, at the Detention Home, and of the Kenneth J. Raughts, of The bride-elect attends the T !lot for purposcs of Fore!, '1\11'>:.Edsel Ford. Mrs. sllmption High School in Wind- is now Administrative Assistant East Outer drive formerly of Weaver. ',;:1:::," according to "\lrs, The bride - elect attended University of Detroit where she \\'aUp,;, B. Ford II. Mrs. Living-I SOl' will attcnd the Annual to the Register. Jackson Heights, N. Y. An April ".-\~ th .. pace of the Western Michigan University is a member of Alpha Sigma stonp Howa\d and Mrs. Joseph Supper dan<:e sponsored by 1I'lr. Ruhl is marrIed and has wedding is planned. 'l'O!1lor1'OW campaign I and the Detroit Society of Arts Tau, and is noW on the staff L. Hudson. the"Ame'lican Mothers' Club on three children. ' '. ,,0 cloes the need to and Crafts. of the Grosse Pointe Library, Others were :'III'S. William D. Saturday. January 27. The pro- The bncheon, held at the alumnae. parents and DAR Chapter Invites Her fiance is an alumnus of Central Braneh. Laurip. Jr.. Mrs. Lynn Me- eceds '\..'ilI be donnted to the Church House, was under the " 'U<. other friends of the ~ Michigan State University. A Her fiance is a senior at :\aughton. 1\11'5. Hudso:1 Mead. Lan~uage Laboratory at the supervision of 'Mrs. John Herr- New Members to Tea \\"It h t he plans to l'C- ... May wedding is planned. Aquinas College, Grand Rapids. :\lrs. Allan Shelden, Mrs. Allan schooL man who was assisted by Mrs. _l:::gn l." For the fourth The couple will be married at J. H. Gulevich, Mrs. Sam Sil- , The General Josiah Harmer 11, history. Liggett mUst St. Lucy's Church next October. verman and Mrs William D. Chapter of the Daughters of the Church Group.,,~ (, bettcr sc:-vc the fam- Hammond. American Revolution will hold p:'cscnt and future stu- its monthly meeting on Satur- To Seat Officers Curfan-Heenan Rites day. January 20, at the Outer To Be Read Next Month "LEE" GP Netvcomers Drive home of Miss Catherine The annual meeting and in- Johnston .MARLENE To Play-' BJ.idge Barbey . stallaHon of officers for 1962 Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Heenan, This will be the special mem- of the Women's Association of of Three Mile Drive, 'announce Grosse Pointe Memorial Church l:days in Grosse Pointe HAVERCAMP l~ow that the fast pace' and bership tea of the 1961-62 sea- the engagement of their daugh- will be held Tuesday, January '"('turning to the Boston excitement of the holidaY'S are son to which p;ospective mem- ter, Mary Charlotte, to Richard 16. ::-;hipY:Ii:'d. ove'r, 'Newcomers Club of Grosse bel'S are invited to meet the M. Curran, son of Mr. and Mrs. ': staff member The guest speaker will be Dr. Pointe is planning a quiet Chapter and become acquainted George F. Curral1\. Sr., of Mar- , \\ as recently e1cct£'d George A. Buttrick. Dr. Butt- quette drive. l:l\)Cl-"hip in Honor So- of bridge this Saturday, January with the work of the D.A.R.. rick, well lrnown author and They plan a January wedding. P:ii Kappa Phi at the LONDON SALON 13, aLEastland Center Auditor- Mrs. James Van Zeder, State former minister of the famous s:ty of ::\Iichigan. where I ium. First Vice:Regent, as guest Madison Avenue Presbyterian a senio, in the School I The members are given~ their speaker of the day, ,'{ill pre- Church, New York City. is at Welcome Wagon Club : ,incss Administration. choice of playing either bridge sent the "D.A.R. Story" to the present preaching at North- To Have Party Jan. 18,. ar court whist. chapter members and guests. western University and Chicago The comrrt1tte'e is headed by The hostess wil.l be assisted fl~'~t mass chest X-ray Seminary. He was formerly The Welcome Wagon Cluo of ~r. and' IIi~rs.Jack ..Hill. Assist- by Miss Mildred Taylor. Dr. was done thirty years preacher at Harvard University. Grosse Pointe will have a imagination and 1.'ersatility afford lUg the Hllis are Mr. and Mrs. Nina Mangus, Miss Frances Bid- t Public School 94. Little His best seller book "Prayer" luncheon on Thursday. January Paul Gracey, Mr. and Mrs Mont- well, and Mrs. Margaret Woods. .(:.. Long Isla.l.d, New York. tbe natural ability to please. can be secured in a paper back 18, at Sto~fer's Eastland. There ford Graybiel, Mr. and Mrs., _' _ edition at the church book table. will be a board meeting at 10:30 Willi-am Marks and Mr. and Mrs. .. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL • TU 1-7597 Dr. Buttrick was editor of the a.m.. followed by a cocktail Fred Wicklund. German American Group twelve volume "Interpreter's hour from 11 to 12, at which After the bridge the commit- Plan Dinner at DYC Bible" the most useful wQrk on time luncheon will be served. tc'e wlIl serve a light buffet, the IHbie published in ouP ge'n- Bridge and canasta will follow. LONDON SALON prizes for high',and low score's eration. He has lectured all over All reservations must be in ',' The German-American Cul- will be av~arded ...and the Presi- the world and preached at the by Tuesday noon, January 16. tural Center and its president /8318 MACK GROSSE POINTE dent will introduce new mem- Lenten Services in Detroit f()r ,For reservations call Mrs. E.~. Frank Bessel are planning a bers to the group. ~ many years. .Hookanson, TU 4-9544, or Mrs. c dinner party at the Detroit Dr. Buttrick will speak at 10 Seder, TU 6-1549. Yacht Club on February 14. A. a.m. The annual meeting and New residents of the Grosse 1'he party will Qenefit the election of officers will foll()\,:. Pointes are especially welcome. cultural and education fund of ~OHDE the Center. r

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Grosse Pointe LawYers' Wives v-... eh. LO 7.6100 of Michigan will hold their first " general meeting of the new year on Monday, January 15 at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Allen Whittington, of Clairview road. 'l~ 'ltneea4t: All Grosse Pointe lawyers' wives are urged to attend. Final plans are being formu- rv Value lated for a Fashion-Bridge-Tea .; ': to be' held at Hudson's down- 'led. 1fJ4'U1eeutd S~ town auditorium on February 7, proceeds of which will be donated to the La'w Scholarship fund. For ticket information, please contact Mrs. Larry Carl, 71te' £tieel TU 6-0288. e~ ~.,' ,,-

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I i~ No <.', for January will be devoted to gymnasium. pIcti~1; these lessons "\'ouicJ h~ --b Bowlers to Be-H~o-n-o-r-e-d.-a-t-D-.ln-n-er Dance, January the t~mcly subject, Foreign The d- nee is specifically [or danCing at a level that \';fluld Clu Trad~. National Study Item th ose coup'" Ies In. testeder In t.lk - allow membership into (m"~ or 27; Annual Election of Officers an d Internationa I for this year. This item is im- ing up square dancing and Y'lll morc of the square dance clUbs. Night on January 31 Also on Agenda uportsantG now beCt~U~et of futile he called at a levcl to wh,ch Squta.re dtan~e CIUbs generally . . overnmen s n eres., n they can actually get on 1 he' res nc t lelrl mcm bership to Detroit Athletic Club's January dinner-floor ~how trade'Mthek atdvendt °i thbe C m~ [loor and dance. only those \,:ho know hu...: to "'"opnn1'ng on the 20th, the DAC Bowlers' big dinner~dance mon ar e, an a)~o ecause . G P -' t . I square dance at the requil'(~d '" the . Trade .Adjustrn'ents .Act SIX of t~e rosse uln e al C3 1 1 . function honoring their wives on the 27th, and the club's comes up for renewal in Con- square dance clubs are spon- eve. _ "Intcrnation'al Night" on the 31st are the mixed group gress this June. soring the dance to cxcite in'l ('vents that will keep excitement at high pitch right to tercst in square' dancing Cor Dance Planned the ri)onth's end. (} Members who will conduct arca rcsidents. The clubs ;o"e c<' h If f - the meetings on this issue are 13alance and Swing, Fun Stop By ;t"etl'odl.st.'" ,:,dtinf! the last a 0 and socially from the stag M R b rt J M Cl lV'J. 1-., L' rs. 0 e essup. rs. ar- Squares, Promenaders. Star, the month in motion at the sl'de, "Till be the club's an- B dl M C 11' Turr II r " ence ra cy, rs. e a e makers. Sets-in-Order, and ~;i1- , DAC. both businesswise I nual election of directors and Mrs. Clarence Koebbe. vel' Spurs, their Chairman, John All Grosse Pointe senior hj~!J --~_. and annual meeting on '1'he unit meetings will be Matthews, 694 Birch Lane, ,m. <:tudents are cordially inYited January 16, all sparked held as follows: I nounces. "'c to a "Peppermint Loun;:;e" Sculptured '- I with a wonderfully sub- dam'c, sponsored by the :'Ile:th. I t. 1 b ff t d' th Monday, January 15, 1 p.m., -Photo by Paul Gnch . Mr. alld l\/frs. 'Valter- r.. lci!~l" Square dancing has bccom.~ a odist You t h Fcllow~hiO;:J';of "stan la u e unng" th e Hostess, Mrs. Ralph KIm. bl e, At a Christmas dinner in At a family dinner in her lenbeck, of • H.mdy road,- an-- r,at'lona 11y popu Iar pa st -tl'me as Grosse Pointe :\1 e tho d is t noon- t 0-8 p.m. h Ours e 557 Fisher, TU 2.4986. Unit L I go n i e 1', Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Merriweather road home Mrs. nounce thc engagement of their evidence'd by the large numller Church. on Saturday, .J 311uarv polls are open; the past and Leader, Mrs. Charles Marston. Charles R9d Johnson, of Ren- Dorothy Lehr announced the daughter, S USA N J A N E, to from all over the(?country \\ ho 13. from 8:30 to 11:30 pm. a't • '"I present directors' formal T d J 16 Q aud road, ann.e,unced the en. engagement of her daughter, Mr'chael Thomas Todd, son of *ended the Annual Squ.lre the War Mcmorial. ....~ ues ay, anuary ,~!p.m., gagement of their d a ugh t e r, C t. . D t .t dinner on the 19th, and t h ~ Hostess, Mrs. Delmar Robert~ MARGARET ANN to James MARJORIE JEAN, to Jack A. the Eugene L. Todds, of River Dance onven 10n In e 10l Decorations and r,efr('sh. annual Fatliel's and Sons son, 25 Radnor Circle, TU Herbert Dodge II, son of the Deppong, son of the John F. Forest, Ill. last summer. It has provcd to ments will center around the : Party the following after. 1-6035. 1f'ilit Leader, Mrs. Carl James H. Dodges of Ligonier, Deppongs, of Lapeer. The bride-elect is a student be a'wonderful way for couplcs Pepperl'l},int Lounge themC' - rind , noon, January 20. Fischer. " )\ Pa., formerly of .l"~udubon road. The couple are students at at the Uniy.ersity of Michigan to become acquainted in their music \~ill include albun~~ as M i chi g a n State University where she is affiliated with own community and ma:i:es well as live entertainment. Hcadlining the floor show Monday. January 22, 9:30 The engaged couple are both wh~e she is affi~ated with Alpha Phi. many friendships. I Tickets, at S2 per ['ouple, b (it's '-to be prev'iewed at both a.m., Hostess, Mrs .• Tames Sur- alumni of Grosse Pointe High Delta Delta Delta. An August Mr. Todd is <\ se'1ior at the Couples are cncouraged to will be a\'3i~ble at the door. r, the directors' party and the brook, 1059 Bel' k s hi I' e, VA School. Miss Johnson attended wedding is planned. "Gniversity of l\:Tichiga~, and is come to the da;,;ce and try their All proceeds go toward en!ar"'. FathervSon fete) will be".the 2-8153. Unit Leader, Mrs. Wal- St. Mary's of Notre Dame. and --~-~---~--- o::;r E . hand at square dancing. It 'Hill ing the activities of the :'II~t)"l. tel' Jenscn. a member of Delta Kal'pa PSI- _ L Cast.c Sisters, a singing trio I ~ is a senior at the University of Four Deal'Jer;eS Ion. be called by Wes Rea. !1l4 odist Youth Fellowship. a groull who really are sisters and who Michigan where she is a mem- Ii I- Hampton, prominently k n o'v n of young people in the 10th c' New Parisien arc comparatively ncw to the have reservations for one-'or an- bel' of A'i ph i\ Chi 0 m e g a PI I . '¥. square' da.qce caller. through 12th grades. I supper clu'fUcen~. Ncedless to .other everiing are the Ralph sorority. an nstltut.e Richard Kessler to Wed The clUbs are also sponsori~g This is a date dance. For fur. I say, Josie, Audrey and~. Joan "C. Wilsons, Sr., Mr.rand Mrs. Mr. Dodge attended Cornell Miss Gavin in Florida a series of begirrncr's sqU;JI'e ther information call Les R0d. kCastle are reputed to puT over Donald W. Jennings, the L. R. University and is a senior at Four deaneries of the' Detroit dance lessons starting Monday dis, TU 1-3178. a song with sparkling verve. Srigleys, the John Cooleys, the the University of Michigan. He Archdiocesan Council of Catho- Announcement is made of ------~------In ';confrast will be the fast Paul Hammans, Dr. and Mrs. is affiliated \"ith Chi Psi fratcr- lic Women have combined their the engagement of Patricia magic feats of The Grcat De- A. D. Rudemann, the Ralph R. nity and Phi Kappa PI 11,. talents to p 1an a R'eglOna~1 L ead ~ Anne Gav in. dau ght. er 0 f Mrs. 1 0 .Lagc and his assistant, Marg- Genters, the C. A. Nolte~., the natronal. h onorary. ership Trammg.. I ns t'tI ute. J ames Ear I G'aVIn, 0 f P on pan R. B. Oberteuffers, and the S h M Beach, Fla., and the late Mr. :;, ar~t. John Baynes. A June 16 wedding is planned. Wayne Eastern, out a- ~ comb, Wayne East Central and Gavin. to Richard Xavier Kess- JANUARY The fl.'xc-night floor show The DAC Bowlers are com- Wayne Northeast Central Dean' 1cr. gala, continuing through the pleting details for their Janu- Clltb to Heal. eries hp.ve been working to- Mr. Kessler is the son of the 26th, excluding Sun day and ary 27 fete which begins with geth~r cror several months to Xavier Louis Kesslers, of Porn- Monday, will be in the pattern 6 o'clock cocktails, includes en- 4 h pano Beach, formerlY-,of Grosse Cl..I-u ,:.les Pal k organize' and arrange a day t at of dinner beginning at 7 p_m., tertainment and even provides will be beneficial, educational Pointe. A June wedding is i dancin.g to Ted Huston's orch-, a touch of bowling. and enjoyable for aU those at- planned. Iii! c I cslra ... nnd the show at 9:30 Th c 1u b's "International Members of the Grosse Pointe tending. A modern tv. I o'clock. 'oJ Nigh~' on the 31st "m featUre Woman's Club will hold th~ir Q B • I January 't7 meeting at the War The institute will be held Pointe uesters to rmg 18K yellow ane _1 __ A_m_o_n~g_G_r_o_ss_e_'_P_o_i_n_te_r._s_,_v_h_o_u_A_N_i_g_h_t_i_n_S_p_ai~n_.'_' Memorial. Center with Charles Friday, January 26 from 9 a.m. Antiques to Mrs. Studer's ---~---~---- Park as guest speaker. until 3:30 p.ma at Dominican . Mrs. H. J. Quinn, program High School, beginning with a . The Grosse Pointe Chapter of chairman, will introduce Mr. mass celebrated at St. Matthews the Questers will meet on Fri- o Park who will speak on uRadi!) Church, 6021 Whittier.!t'A con- day, January 12, at 10 a.m., at ANNOUNCEMENT in the early days and into the tin ental breakfast will be served the. he>me of Mrs. Fred Studer •• is perhaps the present." He has spent some 30 immediately following the mass, in"'Roslyn road. The •. two co. Select an exclusive Wri years b e h i n d a microphone, at Dominican High. hostesses will be""M:rs.'~Anthony diamond ring of 18K 9 many of them with Station WJR The one day course will offer Colett and Mrs. Thomas Pear. obtainable at whatev' as chief announcer. to all wome'n in parishes and saIl. Prices incl. We are pleased The tea hostess Mrs. H. J. organizations leadership train- Members who did not bring Quinn has chosen Mrs. Vietor iog in all phases of Catholic one of their cherish~d an;..i.ques Once-a-year . ~,' co Craig of M 0 r 0 s s road, Mrs. Actio~ to the October meetmg ",Tm do : ;::', to Anhounce that Hans Erne, of Fisher road, Mrs. General chairman of the In- so at this time and be prepared reductions "{liT. - Walter Hallenbeck Qf Handy stitute is Mrs. Harry W. Thei- to talk about it for 10 minutes. road, Mrs. Thomas J. Pearsall sen, 74 Moran road ..G.P., assist- on America's most " fl'lIO.~~ of Kerby road and Mrs. J. H. ed by Mrs. Cyril Kruger, 10311 British Architect Talks Perry, Of McKinley avenue, to Kilbourne. arrangements chair- beaut'iful furs 1705 1 Kercheval, G MARY ANN To Hospital Auxiliaries i alternate at the tea table. man; Mrs. Douglas Collinson, 1500 Woodward, ~ Assisting on the tea commit- 538 St. Clair, G.P., re'ception Convenient c well known pointe Hair Stylist, will be a Gerald E. Crane, an associ- tee will be Mrs. Arthur Axford, chairman; Mrs. Francis Kron- ate of the Royal Institute of Mrs. Albert Blixt, Mrs. James ner, 14167 Mapleridge, organi- British Architects, wm speaQ member of our talented staff begin- Calder, Mrs. Bernard Ciiick, zation and development chair. to the Michigan Association of Mrs. Charles T. Ellery, Mrs. man, all of Wayne Eastern; Hosit!l Auxiliary at Wayne c. Anthony W. Colett, Mrs. J. E. Mrs. Charles. Kozlowski, ex- County Medical Building Janu- ~4. nlng January 18. Finch, Mrs. H. R. Groening, hibits, of Wayne East Central; ary 16, ., "'.'" ,,@ - .,'" .....:..._..1 Mrs. F. J. Horn, Mrs. Kennard Mrs. Edward LaCroix, prograI9::i; Mr. Crane is at.,present teach. 110' MADISON AVENUE Hair [ Jones, Mrs. Franlc Lister, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Ripullo, pubHc ing at Wayne Sta:te University. Also Grosse Pointe and Birmingham SfJeciali~illg in Perlnanents Francis McG.inty, Mrs. Robert relations, both of South Ma- The Association will have an F. Nelson, Mrs. Frank V_ Olds, comb Deanery. 11 o'clock board meeting be- For Appointment Call TV. 1-0010 Mrs. Lowell H. Orebaugh. and Wayne Easte'rn Deoanery will fore the luncheon. why work for Mrs. Erland Reuter. be in charge of the following ;. Others on the committee are exhibits and chairmen: R ace Mrs. W. R. Richardson, Mrs. relations, Mrs. Foster Braun, FANER'S HAIRSTYLING STUDIO Gordon Skinner, Mrs. Richard 927 Lakepointe, G.P.; History, • Increase '. Shannon, Mrs. J. W. Snyder. Mrs. Joseph Lemke, 1366 Bi- 19609 MaCK Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods Mrs. M. L.j Van Dagen, Mrs. shop, G.P.; Volunteer service, • Work for Charles O. watkins, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Leo Murphy, 11861 Engle- .w, .11 the p:ak.... l\~.l'.. .-. tnl AUH:rt Closed Mondays ,.. "IS. ,~ ~'IJ: .. AN swtt' tt~~~~L'" ':: ct:f. . kinc1 things. ~h treal\U(:5 Call T, . 01 one 01 a '11find clothln~ 5 "S.rvlng ,h. Po;nr. Exclusively" to asrhre ~l fnitesil\\a1 puce • at In \ . rints ana Better ~~~I intere~t1ng p .....~.,..,,~~,.'/)rr,jtJ 1. -t ...... I" ...... ~ tf 'J ..,..~ 't' .... ~~S Out own very % otto t'UCI. •• __ eLO'U"aI ••• .., ••.... ,.,...f a-.& p •••••••••••• .'..e.u .. "'" ...... _uo. 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lursday, January 1r ,1962 Thursday, January r I, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen )ointes Woman's Page • • • by, of, and fOf. Pointe" ~Women us Sqllurl} Dance PARKED CAR RIFLED side drive alongside his house, someone broke into the vehicle Ball Sponsored Tells of Work Church Wonten To Give Show Earl Put.nam of 1357 South Plans Rites Bride-Elect (' at 8.15 p.m ..• Januarv 29 at and stole the car radio knobs, R~naud, lold Wooels pOlicc on cigaret lighter. and unknown By Boat Club As "Missionary The Women's Association of Charles D. Busbey, co-chalr- t'e, :\I:-1"onSehool gymnuslum. :1"h'18 " Saturday, DC'ccl11ber 16, that .., Cllur,;,' will be followed by an ite'lns .from tl1c glove compart- the Grosse Pointe' Woods pres-I man; Mrs. William B. Shaffer, while his car Was parked in the ment. Saturday night, which defi- The Episcopal Churchwomen byterian Church is planning a ticke't chairman; and Mrs. Alex- ,,;. lllicrmediate and I' e f r C's her ;~~ ~~----~-~._------nitely was not an evening to of Sl, Michael's Church had luncheon and spring fashion ander G. Gill, decoration chair- ", ('OU1'';(, of 1(';;<;on5.Couples Corn~ consider boa ling, (other than Miss Bernice Jensen as their show entitled, "Fashions a la man. Mrs. Gill's committee ;)iC'lint lh('~(' lesson" would he ice-boating) did not dampen the :::;;:::'" Mode" on February 8. members are Mrs. Victor L. ciancin" at a le\'('[ that \\'ould speaker Monday, January 8, in Fine Jewelers Since 1861 spirit of the Grosse Pointe the Parish Hall. all()\\' l1H'mh('rship into one or The following women of the Craig, Mrs .. Robert; I:I. Ebersole Woods Boat Club member~, who . ,....,. Miss .rensen also spoke to church will model: Mrs. Robert and Mrs. RIchard PIper. .! more of t:1(' square dance clubs .~. held their second annllal Com- ,.1 Sqlla!'(' d:ll1ce clubs genera\l'~ the women of Christ Episcopal K. Baker, Mrs. Roy H. DeLt- Lunch wiil be served .at 12:30 modore's Ball, at the, Hof-Brau. Church on January 9, and to ~ c' re,.tnl't t!leir membcrship t~ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams mer, Mrs. Arthur S. Drummond, p,m. with the fashion show (111!Y those who know hvw to the ~embei's of St. Philip and Mrs. ~red Fishbach, Mrs, Fred sche'duled to begin at 1:45 p.m. headed up the dance commit- St. S'tephen Episcopal Church SfJuarc d:m('c' at thc requircd 0 R. Gnce, Mrs. Carl J. Hann' . ,..1 tee, and did a wonderful job. auxiliary on January II. man, Mrs. Olaf H~tad. :\1.n. The sale of tickets WIll be lc\\'l. Besides the Grand March led Miss Jensen is a missionary Carl H. Larson, Mrs. Thomas limited. ReservatlOns may be by Commodore and Mrs. Steve of the Episcopal Church. She T. May and Mrs, Bruce A. 5te- made by calling Mrs. Shaffer Gawura, followed by Vi c e- Dance Planned began her career in Japan, At wart. at TU 4-0828. Commodore and S e c I' eta ry the outbreak of World War II .)By Jlethodists George and Nancy Young, sev- she found it necessary to re- The chairman of the Fashion eral special events were held, turn to the United States. She Show is Mrs. John C. Squjres, Arizona has the highest tuber- l _ l Several months ago Mayor had to travel westward through who will be assisted by :~rs. culosis death rate in the U. S. Kenneth Koppin donated a ..\Ii Cros~e Point(' senior high the Orient, and enroute a ship . " .. ~.'~""~ :".~~ compass to the Boat Club. "::;,!cnts are cordially in\'itcd she was on was sunk. ';:1; which was incorporated into a ,iO a "Peppermint Loungc" She spent the time during Sculptured '31~gance. 350.00 permanent trophy to be award- . d:ln('C'. sponsored by the :\leth- the war here in Michigan. Sup- ,1. "eli,t You t h Fellowship or ed eaeh y£ar to a Club member Dr. and Mrs. R i c h a r d E, Photo by H. A. Powell Studios ported by money largely fur- o for outstanding contribution of Mr. and Mrs. Floris DeMeu- . .; Crosse Pointe' :'.Iethodist Wunsch, of Rivard boulevard, nished by the United Thank lime and effort In the interests lenaere, of Lathrop road, an- Purdy & Edgar I:' Church, (\n ~aturciLlY. Januarv announced the engagement of Offering Fund of the Episcopal of the Club. nounce the' engagement of their " !:). fro'11 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. ~t their daughter, ANNE ELIZA- Churchwomen, she undertook Mayor Koppin presented the daughter, MARYANNE, to :he \\'.l!' :\lenlorial. BETH. to,i'Daniel James Mur- to help migrant workers in AHsociates trophy on behalf of the Boat James Blondell. son of Mr. and . : i De('oration" and ref r e 5 h- phy, .Jr" at a recent eggnog western Michiganl~) Club t(f,f,past Commodore Wal- Mrs. Neil 'Blondell, of Rivard I men!, \\ ill center around ,the party. At the end of World War II ter Dushane, witnessed by boulevard. f'~ Ppppcrnlint I_ounge theme, and The bride-elect. a member of she stopped in the Philippine is pleased to announce Councilmen Marvin Boutin and .. '~ll;,i(' \'.ili indude albums as Tau Beta, attends Washington James is currently serving Islands on her way back to David Fairless, '-and Pa~ks and ,'.('ll :" live e'ntf'rtainment. University in St. Louis, but will with the United States Army in Japan. She was persuaded to Recreation Director Don Hall- Richard Borland T1Ck("t " at S:! PN couP1C', transfer ' next fall to Western Germany, and no definite date' remain in Manila, and now she mann. o '. J :.: il h(' :ty:li laolC' at the door. Heserve in Cleveland where her has been set for the wedding. teaches mornings at a Chinese Gene Schmidt was publicly '.:' i \:1 !,'()('l'l'c1~ go to\\'ard cnl~n~- 'fiance is a student. girls' high school, and is also has joined the firm as an 1:: . il~~ tll aL'U\'itic3 of the :\leth. thanked for his Christmas ac- " tivities, particularly p I a y i n g Dan is the son of the senior Scandinavi@n Symphony on the faculty of the University 14 (,db! Youth Fellowship. a group Murphys, of Cadieux road. They of Manila. Santa for the last few years to :;} Pi' young people in the 10th plan a June 12 wedding. ~'. To Honor Pianist Assodate Broker New Porisienne cltlsign. 250.00 many.'lchildren of the Boat Club , :ilrough l~th grades. Some people fret because they i members. Po: i This is a date dance. For fur- Plans are being completed by can't meet expenses, but pity The party was so successful 1:'(' ~hl'l' the Scandinavian Symphony i!1formation tall Les Rod~ a those who meet them on every that plans for next year's event Priscilla Inn ..\, [it,. TC 1-3178. Women's Organization for the hand . were being dis0Ussed the same - ~-----'------second Artist Luncheon of the evening by the three hundred 48 Years Old season on Thursd-ay, January members and guests. ".; 18, at 12:30 p.m. at the Ranucci o The Priscilla Inn, residence Restaurant on West Seven Mile. START DRESSING LATE club for women, with many ~I Pointers on its board of trus- The guest of honor will be I 'UARY Add dressings to salads at tees, will mark its 48th anni- Walter Schrott, pianist, who JEWELIRY the last possible '!noment, says will be the featured soloist of versary with a reunion tea on o Anita Dean, extension special- January 14. the . Scandinavian Symphony ist in foods and nutrition at The board of trustees has in- Orchestra's concert to be given And Sterling Silver Michigan S tat e University. vited all past residents to the Saturday evening, January 20, Acids and salt in the dressing anniversary. at the Scottish Rite Auditori- cause salad greens to wilt and Among the officers are Mrs. um, Mas 0 n i c Temple. Mr. A modern two-tone classic in break down r;lpidl~'. Manfred W, Whittingham, Mrs. Schrott is professor of music at 18K yellow and white gold. 450.00 William Adams, Mrs. Robert Marygrove College and direc- THE DAMPER Anslow, Mrs. William Herbert, tor of the Birmingham Con- Many a man who enters the Mrs. Frederick W..Campbell and servatory of Music. business world burning with Mrs, Frank Sladen. I I C7 C"'/'\ 0 ~er Jir6f oLJiamonJ enthusiasm finds he's not ~.so The club is located on Cass An estimated two million peo- hot. avenue in Detroit. ple now have had active TB. ••• is perhaps the most significant of all. Select an exclus;ve Wright Kay "Orange Blossa'm" I diamond ring of 18K gold, knowing it is trFl finest obtainable at wnatever price you wish to pay. ~.. _•.,,-~~.~. --..,..,....,..,...• ,n' ;:-..' ,"""""""'.~i:"~~4'1" . ... ' '.. :," . ':.' .. ~ ...... ,',' ... Prices include federol tox ...... ;>:i,~ .vear , v NOW )ns i ... .:. 1 j j rica's most I VVi'ight I~ay lIl.". to. II furs 17051 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe. TU 5-5515 1500 Woodward, Detroit,. and Northland. .Bart Convenient accounts available

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Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January I I, 1962 New Haven, Conn,. was foll'I\'. were honored at a Commodore's president TIlomas Moran and giant membership drive tea for .Julie Cudlip spoke her wed- Ball at the GPYC and the ding vows to James Douglas cd by a reception in her fld Social Review of the Year New Bride his lady with a dan'ce. The the Grosse PoInte Symphony. ents Provencal road hom~ Boat Club re.opened with the Hunt Club marked its 50th ,Judith Knaggs, in her moth- Warren in the gardens of her Seven Of the Pointe's'" rrll).! January Henry Ford II took a brief annual Snow Ball. birthday with a four day horse er's rose point laCe veil, wed parents Lakeshore road home. The Archives .of American Patti D9ckson became Haze,n beautiful homes including lhn", The Duke of Bedford and " a c a ti a n in Florida before show and attendant festivities, .John Standish in Grosse Pointe resuming her duties as chair~ Art offered a Lundi Gras at Pingree's bride in St. Paul s of the Herbert I. Lords and the prima bltHerina Dame Margot and the Country Club had an Memorial Church. Roy D, Chapins, .Jr.. werp ')pf'n. man of the appearance of the the London Chop hQuse, a veri- invitational golf tournament. on the lakeshore. Fonteyn were feted in the The Grosse Pointe Republican cd for the annual Garden ("'n- New York Metropolitan Opel'a table gourmet's paradise, win- The Grosse Pointe Convent Lakeland avenue home of Sir Women began 1 their season's ac- Gfosse Poi n tel nive~ity te-r House Tours. Company here in May. "., ter months being proper times gave a cotillion at the Country James and Lady Easton to open tivities with an address from School alumi'Ji held a 'teumon The Celebrity Series Opened C. Joseph Belanger was feted (01' gastronomical pleasures. Club for its seniors. Visit Britain Week i.n Detroit. Robert Waldron. Junior League dance at the Little Club. with social historian Cleveland at the Commodore's Ball at the Ernest Kanzler arrived home Julie Micou was married on. for the first time in its history The opening of the new F~!'h. Amory at the Esquire Thc3tPf As lOOn as the last Nf;'w Detroit Yacht Club and Christ (rom his French villa and left the West) Coast. to Richard opened its provisional course' er Theater \\jth the muslc;!l Grosse Pointe Yacht Club ini. Year's festivLty was ovcr a Child Society haq a "crier" for Hobe Sound where Mrs. K. William Eastwood and Lyn Hal- lectures at the War Memorial "The Gay Life" dre' ..v most of tiated a new custom, mOI'ninz large group left for the sun in party for those not able to was sojo,urning. M.'s. Edsel let. became the bride of George to the general public. interest.ed the Fishers and other of so- fashion shows. the south or skiing around the sun seek. The University Club Ford also left on her annual F. Sawyer, Jr., here in ChrIst in learning about the commun- ciety's theater addicts with all Bennett Cerf opened Li:':'(,(t country. among them the David brought in two famous Pakls. Hobe Sound vacation. Church. Lisa BuW's wedding ity. the patrcns gasping :)ver the School's drive for tho n",,'; A. WallacE'S, the William Clay tan squash players and there Mrs. Standish Backus took off to Page Chap mar III, of Mor- The Episcopal Triennial Con- lavish golt: decor. !it Fords. the Benson Fords. the were attendant festivities. for California and the John ristown, N.J., took place in a building at a dinner the vention which met in Detrf)it Country Club and wa" fnI1')\"cd Oscar 0lsons. Julie Cudlip, the Th,~ Gourmet's Course at the Mulfords sailed on a South g,arden setting at her parents, october ~ for two weeks occupied the time a few weeks later h\' ;, :unrl Clune Walshes. the A. D. Wil- War Memorial drew standing Seas cruise. the Arthur H. Buhl Jr.'s Pr~v- Louise Symington's w('ddjn~ kinsons. the Cal"ter Saleses, Jr., and talents of many devoted room only and Ibex had a dIne Richard S. Bodman went to cocal road home. La Thomas ,J. Sullivan Jr., of (Continued on Pa~e 23) and the Edwin O. Bodkins. Pointers. and dance gala at the GYPC. New Canaan. Conn., to claim July Mrs. Harold ~aymond Boyer Helene Dunn as his bride. Here '/ 'J February Even lierorr. the, fireworks of went to Switzerland, and Mrs. 1 d r I at home Sally Walker became John R. Wilt and his Independen.) D .,~r, hordes of ------a ~ the bride of E. Llywd Eccle- stone, Jr. cottagers departed for Pointe The Pointe Art i s t s Show nux Barques, Huron Mountain AnDual GROSSE POINTE Club and. Harbor Pointe and St. James opened at the War Memorial In the Cathedral Church of METHODIST CHURCH points north and east. .:. and the GPYC closed its doors St. Paul on Saturday, ANNA 211 Moron Road Lutheran Church until March 15. CATHERINE WI L L EMS, of The Mackinac Races as usual 9:30 Worship; Church SchOOl attract a clan of devoted sailors Kercheval at McMillan Isabel Seymour wore peau de Country Club drive, daughter of for Nursery thru 6th grade ... among them the Joel Brem- Adult Classes. TU 4.0511 soic and rose point lace when Mr. and Mrs.' Anthony Willems, 11:00 Worship; Church Sehool Services-8:30 a.m. and 11 she wed John Wesley Fitzer, Jr. of Detroit, was married to for Nursery thm Senior 11 a.m. Lochmoor reopened after a High. a.m. (Nursery- Elmer A. Schmidt, Jr" son of Service) short vacation and the Boat the senior Schmidts, of Devon- TUxedo 1.7888 <:> Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Club marked his 122nd year. shire road. Ministers March Now in progress Kindergarten - 9:45 and 11 The' bride wore a short white :~~;~~f~~~:~;~:~~;i Ia SHE'S A COnON PICKIN REV. JAMES D. NIXON ~...a.m. Bible Classes - 9;45 The airplane strike curtailed satin gown and veil and carried Tex., this year's "Maid :) .... 1 ,. REV. ALFRED T. BAMSEY a.m Easter vacatioll. plans for the white roses. Pauline Schmidt, ~£:;~;:I~:~~~~~;';;~Sc:~~I I:' her tour to make all of young set and those bound for her only attendant, chose blue Fitter in New York is Rev. George E. Kurz, Pastor Florida. Here at home GPUS Bride of a m 0 nth full of velvet with a matching veiled i;i~ Penne is putting on is a alumni held their annual din~ brides was Florence Phelan who Tl hat. Her flowers were' pink car- wed Peter John Connolly in Men's Suils, Topcoats ... denim in Americ St. Paul Ev. ner and the Grosse Pointe Civil nahons. Defense organization. awarded heirloom satin and duC'hess lace ~ Robert Schmidt was best man. ~ First English a spate of certificates. in St. Paul's on the lakeshore. Lutheran Church .' After the ceremony there was ~ Chalfant" and Lathrop Liggett School a c qui l' e d a August -it TU 1.6670 ~.V.Lutheran a small reception in the bride- \ ..'<: Pointe site out on Morningside The Detroit Yaeht Club's two Sport Coats, Slacks ~ groom's home. :,,' We Invite You To Worship drive beyond Eight Mile road day Venetian Night festival 1'> • With Us c- . Ohurch for a future building which drew boat owners and party ~ ,8:30 a.m.-Worship Vernier Road at Wcdgewood would bring the 84 year old in- Jr., of Oldbrook lane, was mar- i . 9;45 a.m.-Sunday school goers by the score and Jan Gar- :-;1: ried to Francis Taylor Carlin, :>Ii ",~ Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods dependent school here. ber played for the Boat Club's '! 11:00 a.m.-Worship of Montreal. 'r. 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday School The Women's Association for Aqua Follies. "!' The Lester Ruwes gave a ~:t. t. (Aoes 1-8) 11 :00 a.m. the ~troit Symphony Orches- The bridal parade con,1Jnued. .:; !tn. Chorle. W. Sandrock tra sold a record amount of fabulous Russian Easter party with Mary Stansell Bush's wed- ~, Pastor Church Worship Off ,',; with icons and Ukrainian eggs Mr. Moftrtld V.eMand.o,.r tickets for their two day fash- ding to James Duncan, Jr.; Vir- Vicar TUxedo 4-5862 ion show at J. L. Hudson's. decorating thei~, Touraine road home. -J The Roaring Twenties party .>' at the GPYC was a roaring suc- Seven Pointe hostesses open- The Once.A.Year Saving Event you've waited for! !:: The Grosse Pointe ed their homes for teas honor- ~~ cess as was blond Mrs. Henry Simply deduct 20tlo from our rt:gular price tickets. ,'.. Bethany Congregational Klein in the title role of Fine ing the Torch drive leaders in- , cluding Mesdames A. D. Wil- ilit~1~~~~fiKf;Ji ~ Church Arts m u sic a I, "Call Me i Christian Church 240 Cha1fonte at Lothrop Madam," kinson, Hugh Daly. Allan Shel- (DiscIples ot Chrtst) .~-; Grosse Pointe, Michigan April den III, Alfred R. Glancy, Jr., Cl 5901 Cadieux Road :~~~:~;~s;l:foKe~:t{~1 The Junior Symphony group Joseph Schlotman; William M, " At Linville MINISTERS lar Country Club tennis pro on Similiar Savings or. :j) Marcus William Johnson had a busy month with a Day and Charles T. Fisher, Jr. his 60th birthday. Serving Grosse Pointes Arnold Dahlquist Johnson theater benefit for Ethel Mer- Mary M c K e a n became the A large contingent of Pointers REV. KENNETH BRAD'?~ man in "Gypsy" and the "Car- bride of Douglas Roby, Jr., of traveled to St. Paul, Minn. to Jackets, Sweaters 9:30 A,M -Worship Service Ann Arbor. PASTOR Church School for Crib .'oom nation Ball" at the Little Club. witness the rites of Laura Dcla- AI.Green's on the HilI open- May 9:30 Church School through 10th grade. no Ridder and Edward S. Evans and other Men's A(cesso'~ies 11;00 A.M.-Worship ,'el"'ice ed with a glittering throng of May \Va, 01 course opera III. 10:45 Worsliip 0' Al faithfuls to dine in the new Church School for Crib 1'001'1 month in Detroit with Mrs. September BING:S RECOVERING NICE' 6:30 Youth Fellowships spot, designed by Walter Buhl wife of thu crooner, talk. through Senior High. Henry Ford II again doing her The Junior League Fashion ',' Ford. out~tanding job to promote the John's Hos:pital in Santa Shows to raise funds for the ...'.'.'. Virginia Evans, daughter of seven performanceE ;if th ~ New IIJ ' "recovering nicely" follow: Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Evans, OPEN TILL Sixth Church ot - York Metropolitan. It was a o moved from FIRST CHURCH OF glittering first night and week ~~~~r:~~~:E~:~:~l~~~:~;;I A~o~~e~a~~t 't~ 4 CHRIST, sel ENTIST of m u shc at the Masonic 9 P.M. o CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Temple .. , Detroit GROSSE POINTE The Worn 1 n's Auxiliary to Friday 14'71f1Kercheval Ave. FARMS' one west of Alter Cottage Hospital produced its Sund~y SerVice. perennially pop u I a l' Kitchen I.:i~iii-iilMii6ii9ii3Eiiioiii~iiiiiiii:ii~iiciil:.'7WiiieiiiViiialii~ii~iitiiRiiNiiT~.. }iii:riiileiii~iiiiiiii~ii1ii':iieii'.lF Sunday Servic{:os 10:110 a.m. 111:30 and 5:00 p.m. ~~(~]~~~~;~;.:~~:~Lia~:::w#¥!].:: a.m. To~s with seven Poi n tel's Sunday School-Infants' " 8tinday Scho"J . 10:30 a.m. opening theil' culinary depart- Room 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Evenln. 'nents to aid the hospital. Wednesday Testimony testimonIal rncet1ng-8 1I.m ME'eting _8:00 p.m. Reading Room UNITARIAN Ibex marked 30 years of club 18348 ~;ast Warren ~:.' activity with a 1 exhibit of KERBY SCHOOL 2 blks. west of Outer DrIVe 'nembers' handiwork at the Week day~ 1() a.m.-9 p.rn COMMENT 285 Kerby Road, at Beaupr. Wednesdays . 10 a,m,.7 p.rn War Memorial. ALL ARE WELCOM1f' Sundays 2 p.m.-4:30 p.rn UtlitarUms believe i"$ a GPYC toasted May with .j generOtlS tolerance of dif- lhr;,(' j;'nrties, a mother-daugh- , fering religious 1)iewpoittts terq)uncheon, a bridge fashion You are tnvtted to nse the show and a dance. in otber churches) and o Christian Science wit bin their own cburch. The Little Club again invited neighborinS! clubs to the invi- o tational tpring tennis matches Reading Room nool Moron Rd d Rarpf" You are cordially Invited to visit our Sun day morning ':nd there were a host of out 19613 Mack Ave. Pastor E. Arthur MeAs" services at 9:30 or 11 o'clock. of town guests for the week- MAY BLOW WHISTLE-G '''''1" ';Sunday, Rev. Hammond aId Covelli, 41, a repu:.:. Grosse Pointe. Wood. end exhibition. will speak on "How Much Real- crime syndicate triggerm Open from 10 a.m to S. p,rn 10:00 .m Mornlne Worsl'lD ity Can You Take?" Mitzi Thurber b~came the da1ly except Sunday~ and HoU. serving a federal prison te. dlys. Thursdays and FrIday. II :20 H.rn Sunc:la.v School :)ride of Douglas ~. Archibald until 9 p.m. for auto \.heft, reportedly Grosse Pointe and Lorna Candler \ved William ready to blow the wr.istle 7:00 p.m. EvenIng ServIce l3. Howensteln.'" First Church of Christ. Unitarian Church his ex-colleagues in a whif' Scientist, All Welcom" June hijacking trial scheduled Grosse Pointe Farms 17440 E. Jefferson Ave. The montil of weddings and open ill Chicago Ja,.'mary ~' debutante's 0 pen e d with the Federal officers said he a 1

Juniol' Goodwill Four Seasons _ -' ...*~__ n .. . ._ has agreed to testify in Mart which was held in Bloom- jury-fixing prosecution of ~ field this year. The Grosse other syndicate figure. Pointe Garden Center staged _a 14729 Harper at Outer Drive magnificent show at the War Memorial. Dr. William Menninger, fam- Bargain Days ed psychiatrist, was the speak- er for the Seven Eastern Col- leges annual fund raising activ- at the ity at the Ford Auditorium. Jane FraU opened the deb season with a buffet dinner in CalDera Center h\:x Win d mill Point(' drive the NEW HIGH" RATE home and Phyllis Ledyard and • _Chridmas Trade-ins Pamela' Macpherson bowed at a dance at the Little Club. Julia Ferry and Jacklyn Booth • Overstocks in Some Lines were presented at a dance at the Little Club and Judith • Many Brand New Cameras, Skae's party was a reception at Movie and S'lide. Projectors home. Denny Tracy's ball at the Country Club delighted the NOW ON ALL > and Accessories Drastically young set. Of course the debut of the REGULAR PASSBOOK Marked Down! month. which even deluging ~ rains failed to spoil in all its SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Frenc1J:' magnificence, was _the ball given by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford II for their daugh- ter, Anne, in their. Lakeshore PER road home. Here for the party was ANNUM Mayer Davis' orchestra and singer Ella Fit z g era I d and among the guests were film '- Paid and Compounded Quarterly star lV~~rle Oberon, Mrs. Gary Cooper, Lord Dickon Lumley, Mar. 31st; June 30th; Sept_ 30th; Dec. 31st. the Nicholas Duponts, the Har- vey Firestones' and the Igor Cassinis. Lochmoor honored its new Funds received on or before the 10th of the mon:h earn from the 1st of the month, All accounts insured up to $10,000.00.

Save any amount! Small or large! Every dollar enl}ered in your ~ I /y~1" --<. passbook earns 4.% per annum, current rate. The higher rate ~"-> The Grosse fointe ~i1jJ~' Memorial applies to all your savings. Open a regular all~pass()ook~account, !#t ~; Ghurch with higher earning power! Now! J~, United Presbyterian 16 Lake Shore Rd, : -A Bertram de H. PEOPLES FED/ERAl.. SAVINGS I Atwood I I Ben L. TallmilD " Lyman B. Stookey AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF D;ETROIT The Call1era Cenler NUMBER ONE GIRL - h ~ 1Hichard W Mitchell club entertainer Julie ~ ~ Ministers MAIN OFFICE: 1201 GRISWOLD STREET AT STATE STREET 17114 Kercheval TU 1.4096 '-- __ Morning Worship son has been chosen "Number One Best <:: 9:30 and 11:15 East Side Branch Open Friday Evening 'ti' 9:00 -- East Detroit Branch Royal Oak Branch dressed Girl in Americr-. - '__ Clwrch School Harper at Outer Drive Gratiot at Toepfer 9:30 and 11:15 3100 N. Woodward Ave. the Average American - Qub. Washington chao

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v In progress SHE'S A COnON PICKIN' MODEL-Penne Percy, Hl, Waco, ? Tex,. ,this year's "Maid of Cotton." is being fitted out for her'" tour to make all of us cotton pickin' clothing buyers. THEWINNER,AND STILLCHAMPION-For the second straight Dressed Woman in the World, for 1961, by 2.000 fashion ex- year, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy has been namen the Best Fitter in New York is Giovanna Spencer. The glad rag perts who vot.ed in I'~cw York Couture Group's annual pol!. oats Penne IS putting on is a kmg size Chesterfield, all cotton denim in Americana colors, by Ann Klein. cks

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MAY BLOW WHISTLE Ger- ald Covelh, 41, a reputed cnme svndicate triggerman serving a federal prison term for auto theft, reportedly is ready to blow the whlstl€ on CHECKS BOUNCE- Modeled his ~x-colleagues in a whisky in New YoI'k, a carefree, hija'ckmg tnal scheduled to" two-piece suit with big, bold' - open m Chicago January 8. and bolIDcy checks by Dar- Fedehtl afficers said he also lene -will strike a kooky note has agreed to testify in a on resort beaches next sum- jury-fIxing prosecution of an- mer, The velvety looped other syndicate figure. nylon fabnc is Darnille.

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KATAI)lGA 'FRONT'- Michel Struelens, the Belgian who THE WORLD'SBESTDRESSEDWOMAN, saya the New York heads the Katanga Informa- Couture Group's annual poll of 2,000 fashion experts, is tion Service in New York, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of the Pnsident. Running looks a bit nonplussed in his second, Mrs. Loel Guinness of Britain, the former Gloria Fifth Avenue office as the Runio of Mexico City, a glamorous glandmother. U. S. State Department says o he is "involved in an attempt to purchase recognition of SPRINGIS SPRUNGEARLy-Drawing a bead in New York on formal fashion for sprmg, Katanga as a sovereign na- .1962, G<>thetraces a floral pattern of a silk chiffon print in tiny beads of pink, fuchsia tion." It is reported that ~' and gold (left), George Carmel cottons to spring by using a green and beige plaid for a offered Costa Rica $1 million softly-tailored, cotton suit (second from left). Bands of bright red, green and yellow to recognize the breakaway 'R DEPUTY Mrs. Ernestine ribbon stripe the round skirt of,~a white silk organdy cocktail dress (second from right) "1EIiBabethvillegovernment. Whitlock ot Charleston, W. from Anne Klein's collection for 'junior sophisticates. And a short jacket, flaring gently 'UM Va., is a Kanawha County" from waistline seaming for peplum effect, describes "suit look" for next spring (right). sheriff's deputy, Md she has Harry Frechtel used lightweight grey flannel for this version, which is finished with a scar to prove it. A drunk- flat pearl buttons and a cense flower at the necltline. en woman punched her in '1'!. the nose last year and in. '""<:.~, flicted a nasty cpt.

$500,000 MISSING- Kimble Berry, 24, ponders his situa- tion in Lynn, Mass., as au- thorities check his story that he was given a lO-day INGS "furlough" from a Mississip- pi prison, a big car, a loaded gun and $20 expense money NUMBERONE GIRL- Nlght to drive to Arkansas to pick club entertainer Julie Gib- 'MR. STEEL' 'OEAD-Benjamin up $500,000 robbery loot in son has been choscn the Fairless (above), who rose a bank flafety deposit vault. HOME(?,:':OMING-Charles Chaplin and wife Oana arrive at "Number One Best Un- from a Pigeon Run, 0., news- He said he saw armed men London airport with two of their seven ('hHdren, Victoria boy to chairman of the b6ard ROBOTTRAIN-Motorman Joseph A. Elender takes it easy in the New York Transit in front of the bank, so drove (middle) and Josephine (right). Chaplin, 72, and the 36- Branch dressed Girl in America" by Authority's new "crewless" subway train, autornated for the Grand Central-Times Square of. U. S. Steel. is dead in too Lynn, where he told __ year-old daughter of the late playwright Eugene O'Neill Nard Ave. the Average American MM crosstown shuttle. Note the empty motorman's cab (left, photo right) as it pulls into ~, Washington chapter. - ~,. PR., at 71. thorities his story. expect their eighth child next suml.1er. They live in Switzer- 1;'Pnes Square. There will be a motorman and technician aboard for six months-testing'. land, allhough Chaplin is a British subject.

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) 14A-HELP WANTED SA--SITUATIONS WANTED 6-FOR RENT 6A-FOR R~NT 8-ARTICLE~ FOR SALE 8-ARTICL~S FOR SALE I 13-R£AL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE ! 13-REA! -B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L--r-l-I-e t-c-r-~-~h-et-ed- I FOR SALE CLASSIFIED RATES ( Domes+ic> • DOMESTICS (Unfurnished) (Furnished) ICE SKATES: boy's hockey size ."", _ FOR SALE FO :::horge Ads.12 wcrds fqr $ t .00 7; girl's figure sizes 5 and 6 dinner cloth; one medallion BABY sitler and ironer avail- EXPEHIENCED 1a d y wan t s NEFF LANE, 2 bedrooms, 21 ~asn Ads-12 words tor 90c 384 MERRIWEATHER $2.50, ceM girl's figure, $5.00 cloth, also round and dia~ NORWOOD 1799 able for o\'('rnight. CUn'ent steady days. ironing or clean- feet of closet space, air-con- Completely furnished. 2. bed- ALINE DRIVE I O~ e'aeh acidir:onal word TUxedo 2-6533. mond centers. DRexel 1-2665. GROSSE POINTE WOODS r DL rl'!"erellt'('s n'q~in'd. TUxedo in~. Grosse Poi n t e refer- ditioncd, completely carpeted, rooms, H~ baths, den $225 per 4 ber1roQm, 2 bath bungalow.: . 2-91:,0. .. enees. LO 7-2662. Private basement, gar age, month for 6 months. TU 4-0600. FUJI Meibo Binocular 7x50 cen- NEW bedroom 1Jh bath col. Spacious rooms, fuJ1y carpted,: Gr()<;~e p, ~~------$150. No children, no pets. tel' -focus.• World's best glass onial. Living room. dining room, including drapes. 2J.--~ car gar-: co.nt.rolled EXPERIENCED whilc lady for EXPERIENCED cook, steady, TUxedo 4-3207. Johnstone & Johnstone ORGAN CLEARANCE for day or n.,tht. Fuji makes 10x15' kitchen with built-ins, rre Terms availah!~. Owner'. i nwl ntrance 2 YEAR old bathinette. Rea- ON ST1~PHENS ROAD - Mast EASTLA WN 905 21' plus year given. TU 4-1141. carfare. TY 4.5009. and garage. Reasonable. TU Seas~nalMark Downs son a b 1Y P r ice d. TUxedo built COLONIAL Ranch ideal MOROSS At. E. Jefferson. Front four for couple seeking quiet com~ S 2-5439. Party, Prom and Fur Specials 4-7742. TOP $ PAID Cozy Cape Cod on lot 50',:241'. 1 t. CIa: 4-A----H-E-L-P--W--A-N-Y-E-D---'GIRL wishes day work, Grosse ro'oms. includes dining roo m. fort in pleasant surroundings. St. Paul Parish. 3 bedrooms, Pointe references. WAlnut GROSSE POINTE SHORES- Newly decorated, new stove and GRm Neighborhood Thrift Shop FIREPLACEVv'OOD 2 Bedrooms with recently add- 1;2 baths. Large kitchen, dish- ( Domestic) 5-0591. 'Bungalow on Lake St. Clair. refrigerator. Carpeted hall s. WE WANT 1'< ST. CLAIR & WATERLOO. ed Family room. Everything the . washer, disposaL 25' living EXPERIENCED white woman Stove, car pet, refrigerator, Quiet adults only. BIRCH-$20 BEST. EXPERIENCED domestic work- $130. TUxedo 1-8518. room. Early possession, $25,900. fur general housework; two VA 3-1003 VA 2-2795 UN D E R WOO D tYRi~write'r, HARDWOOD-$13 Off 1\ er wishes work. day or week. CARS OUR PHOTO FILES WILL adults. one child. References standard. Very good - condi~ Delivered and placed BRIARCLIFF J 77, 4 b VA 1-7445. APARTMENT on Cadieux be- requested. Box B-35, GrosSe GROSSE PTE. PARK tion. $25. Call after 6 TUxedo NORMAN MOTOR SAVE YOU MILES TRI-LEVEL neal' Lakeshore tween Harper and Morang. JIM SPENS Pointe ~ews. E X PER I E N C E D' German Maryland 1011, next to St. Am- 4~9503. SALES Road. Large living room, dream 187, 3 b woman seeks housework 2 brose Church. Newly decorated Living room, kitchen alcove, New -Baltimore, Mieh. BRUCE N. TAPPAN 15420 Gratiot kitchen with "built-ins." 3 bed- EXPERIENCED, reliable lady days a week. FO 6-5127. front four rooms, including din.. bedroom, bath. heated, hot EXPERIENCED RE-WEAVlNG RAYMOND 5-0056 One block south 8 Mile, Detroit rooms, 2 baths, den, 1st floor 189 4 1 for general housework, one or ing room. Also available iurn~ w ate r, stove, refrigerator, moth holes, burns, tears. Rea- REALTOR I 40" ELECTRIC stove, $25. TUx- utility room. $52,500. two days weekly. Call after. WHITE WOMAN desires house- ished. QUiet adults. parking, $87.50. TUxedo 5~ sonable. Est i mat e s. Quick DRexel 1-7"l78 93 Kercheval TV 4-6200 1 p.m. TUxedo 6-0533. \ work. References. 891-7049. VAlley 4~5389 6523. . servi(~. PReScott '1-4381. edo .2-3040. ~ RIC' " KAR~ DAVIES TU 5-3220 BUILD',

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)LINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Three Trunk Lines To Se~ve You Quickly OEADi:.INE 3 P.M. TUESDAY -REAL ESTATE 13-REA~ ESTATE FOR SALE 13"::"REAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS ~OR SALE 21 G-ROOF SERVICE 211-PAINTING US-CARPENTER WORK ~OR SALE FOR SALE AND DECORATING Men's Garden FAHMS, WOODS. 54' lots $6000. END GUTTER CLEANING A.rchives Group PAINTING, papering, wall L&R ':ORWOOD 1799 parker. tu 5-4415. WITH GUTTER .SCREENING , Mixing It Up '.; Club to Meet ,()SSE POINTE WOODS washing. Basements sprayed. Custom Construdion : h('c1r:~,~~N2Eb~t~I~:ngalow.1 DUVAL ROAD MJDDLESEX BLVD. - 80'x200' Specializing in gutter work, roof Satisfaction guaranteed. Pres- 1 BUILDING REMODELING . hcJroom 1 :: bath col- ~pal"ious room~. fully carpIec\, I Gr()sse Pointe Shores' only for sale by owner. TUxedo repair. 30 years experience. cott 1~7608, Walnut 5.5715;~ "Gardens in Stereo" will be • Complete Kitchens Li\"ing room, dinin£( room, Induc\ili~ drapes. ;.31.:.; Car ~ar- c~nll'llllecl subdi\'ision or Colo- 4-7058 or TUxedo 5-2051. Fu~!y insured. Low priced. It has become the particular presellted by Edgar A Hahn _ Family Rooms ~. kitchen with built-ins, .,:.:c. T('rrn~ available. Owncr. nlal and Early American archi- mark of the Detroit Association when Men's Garden Club of RICI-IARD WILLERTZ Painting and Decorating _ Bathrooms :.eal, full- ba-;emcnt. ("Opper TL:xedo 4-1621 tecltll'e. of Contributors to the Archives Grcssil Pointe holds it~ regular CHALFONTE, Grosse Pointe • Recreation Rooms IDing.. aluminum siding. '::.'U 1-8170 or TU 4-3930 BeST of Grosse PoInte References of American Art to be able to meeting Thursday, JanuaL1Y 18, landsc~1.Ped lot, ---~-----'------NEW -;) BlmROOi\I - 3 BATHS Farms, 190x250', !,ronting on _ Interior • Exterior 5 complete kitchens on display. ~n' keep their mission in the Art at 8 p.m .. at Grosse Pointe War .\:\IT:\. 5 room brick bungalow, ~P;lciol!s ~am~ly room ;1nd Country Club of De t r 0 i t ROOF REPAIRING 'EX SUNDAY 2 TO 5 \:ree Estimates See and browse at 'tl Memorial Center, . I sunken patlO~ Shown by aPI)'t $18,000. . Expert on l~aky roofs, gutters, Wor ld care f uIJlI baIanee d WI 1I , . Vacant. • -, . JOHN R. FORTIER 30140 Harper PR 1-5050 . 1 I r A nat1\e of Mt. Clement, who 3ERT G. COUVREUR R1YARD, .Grosse" Pointe City, decks, caulking. VEnice 9-2220, a program 0f SOCIa re axa lOn now )'esides in Grosse Pointe BUILDER";> OWNER PR 7-3551 1l.\lmI:\GTOX, 4 bed roo m D 971 LAKESHORE RD. 50x150', $7,000. LAkeview 1-6427, LEE A. W ALKE:R to the advantage of both. Park, Hahn graduated from th(} iU 1-300J brick. TUxcdo 1-2368 if ERNIER, Grosse Pte. Shores, EXPERT pamtlng, paper hang. ROBERT M. P,A.U;:.JAU This year's annual meeting University of Michigan, and is 50x150', $7,200. 21 H-RUG CLEANING ing by mechanics, free esti- of the association to be held a metallurgist by profession. YORD 765. Beautifully ap- c l;i.;HK~lllnE. ;, bedroom brick, I mates. Van Assche, TUxedo B I RM I N G HAM:. Westchester at 8.15 p.m. February 2':1n the He is a member of the Photo. ,ntC'd. well 100'ated. 4 bed- ('{lloni.l1. PHIC'E Rf.DUCED! 4.1187. VA 4-1492., REMODELING r Sub. 134::;140' corner, $7,500 Lecture Auditorium of the De- graphic Society of America, (.ms. 3 baths. 2 l..\'s .. heated . i New 3.bedro0Il1 ran c h G.E. BESTCARPET CLEANERS BY A CUSTOM BUILDER " . . Metropolitan Stereo Society ot ~)ORTI1l:),", 3 hedroom bnck f k' l' . 1\1 ; age, library, -,,('\I'in~ room. i 1tL- 1et.1. 11.~ baths. carpeting. ARTER RD .. st. Clair Shores, CLEANING DYING HERMES DECORATING For quality of workmanship' and trolt Institute of Arts IS right New York, Detroit Photographic J 58x160' $4,700. an~' extras. Priced attra~ LlIll"!1. I drapenes, tded basement, gas REPAIRING materials, see our model at 37 on key in thIs regard. The Guild and Scarab Club of De. ~ I f heat. =2-car garage. Landscaped "ALWAYS HIRE A Webber Place, Grosse Pointe meeting title spells it out- trait. He is a "Three-Star" In- 'C'l~'_Waldo, Tl: 1-1625, H:\~tPTO),", ~ b('(,room ramc $23.500_ Private sale by owner. ALBERT G. COUVREUR PROMPT HOME SERVICE COMPETENT DECORATOR" Shores. Open daily 2-5. Ann~al Meeting and Cognac .-ternational Exhibitor, havizyt FREE ESTIMATES bUngal~:I" . ..,J 00 • I PRescott 2-_4_89_3_. _ REAL ESTATE LA 7-6617 PR 9-1745 FestIval. 'won medals and trophies ia INSURED" WALTER H. MAST CO. The program will begin with England, France, Mexico and ~4 ~vVASHINGTON 1D:\ L.-\:\E \\ .. _ bedroom bnck f TU 1-3D00 FOR HIGH PST quality work- the business formalities led by Canaela, as well as the United ranch. i 337 McKl~LEY TU 2-6556 TU 2-1400 r=~~ Sale By Owner manship plus color schemes. Harold O. Love, president. Then State~. f OWNER GROSSE POINTE Pa1'k, 2 lots O. Krauss, PP. 1-1148. , the Archives accomplishments FOl" this occasion, Mr. Hahn c, 'C bedrooms. lar'ge den. .smc;~1\jO:\T. ~ bedroom: . RADKE CARPET CLEANERS Asb(',t(l~ bllngalO\I'. I~~Bec1r('vl11. 11~ Bath Colonial. corner 1.akepointc and Avon- and prospects will be given by will show. in three-dimensional nCI\'ly dN'oratf'd. neW &It(', 75' x 177' each .. Private - Carpets, rugs tacked down Edgar P. Richardson. director. ster~o on a large screen, select- I :,loc1crn kit c hen. Jalousied 21J-WALL WASHING Customcraft len. la,'. on 1:-;t floor. new- or loose, upholstered furni- ~E\-l':l\\'. 3 beC!t'oom center! porch o\\'ner. TU 4-5747. IIncidentally, Dr. RichardsOli's ed Grosse Pointe garden piC" ',l!'llaCl:".Tl:xedo 5-8490, ture expertly cleaned and \V'ALL WASHING. Experienced, CONSTRUCTION next report to the members tu!'es, \'ic\\'s of Butchart's Gar- cntr ~:lce brick' colonial. I' . I OPEX SlJX. 2.5 ,,'lTxcc!o 4-4121 14-REAL ESTAT:: moth-proofed ir, your home. f l' e e estimates, reasonable COMPANY will be from the vantage point dens in Victoria, B.C1., pictures WANTED of his directorship of Winter- of wild flbwers, and miscel1an- :-;l-\":\[)'"GD.\LE, 3 bcdroom' ~ _ Free estimates, reasonable rates. VAlley 1-2232, LAke- Additions and Remodeling 0: thur Museum in Wilmington), cous prize.winning photographs. r:ll1d1. ' Q GROSSE POINTE family de- view 7-6103. all types expertly uone. FInST OFFEP.l:-iG prices. DRexel 1-3133, ENWOOD COURT sires lot. in Grosse Pointe. 60' • Family Rooms _ Kitchens ."Travelers t? Arcadia-1961" Club director. Abe Bobycomb, :-(lm:EY RD .. 3 bedroom 11:.: 67 CAMBRIDGE - Immaculate wll1 be a speCial feature of the is in charge of the evening's :in~ e'ontraetor's ~lOnH.' con. maximum. Cash. TU 5-5119. WALL WASHING • Remodeled _ Recreation S~I1,'~'. ('ondition colonial featuring a DURACLEAN meeting ?y Willi~m E. Woolf en- program, and will introduce thlt PAINTING & DECORATING Rooms _ Porches _ Attics no: 3 fine bedrooms, 2'.;.: . , 22' family room, enormous MASTER CLEANERS den, aSSIstant dIrector of the speaker. At this meeting, also, ;, large family room, mod- 16-PETS FOR SALE REDUCED WINTER PRICES Converted _ Dormers _ Gar- WED~}E\\'OOD. 3 bedroom bri('k yard. Available for quick pos- World's largest rug and uphol- Archives. The content of this new officers will be elected to kitchen, excellent carpets- " ages Remodeled. r.Illch. ! session. $29,900. P OODLE puppies. Stud service. stery eleaners since, 1930. ELMER T. LABADl.E is being withheld tQ, lend a sur- head the club during 1962. All many e",'tras. Free Estimates and Planning Trimming. LOrain 7-7925. SATISFACTION prise element. ma~e gardeners in the area are .\(lTTI\"GIH:-'I, -4 famil ' briek! 2671\1'1'. VERNON - Seeing is .TUxedo 2-2064 Service. FHA Financing. J GUARANTEED The meeting then takes a invited to attend. , RAYMOND JEFFS fLIt. bcliedrl~. This Ileat Cape BASENJI, female, AKC, one I DEAL DIRECT WITH swift move in a new direcUo~. .erche,-al TV 1-1 rOO Cod expands into a 4. bed- yeaI', spayed. Beautiful mark. 372.9115 2 BUILDER James Beard. the''O gourmet's '. I room 2 bath home if desired. ings. Will sacrifice. TUxedo gourmet (and not the poor 1-7073. Mail,nen Ask SE L DON C0 Pr~sent owner uses one down- TACKED DOWN CARPETS TU 1-1024 man's by any means) will come • .stall's bedroom as a den. P OODLE trimming, bathing. AND FURNITURE on stage, Behind thrce electric Pointers' Help 'II; 2-2100 'Looks like j t was decorated rosse Pointe tinting professionally, Ap- chafing dishes he will'''deii1on. yC'stercliIY. Fin e basement Additions Remodeling strate a set of ambrosial des- lOV/1i by Appointmsnt pointment necessary. A Iso on Tlw Letter Carriers Associa- room for family or kids. CLEANED Family Rooms serts. $25,500. . stud service. 924-5550. tion of Detroit urgently re- FAR:\lS - FIRST OFFERI~G Mr, Beard, whose physique - COLONIALS LETO BLDG. CO. TU 2-3222 quest the assistance of Pointe C BRITTANY Spaniel pup s. 7 six two and 250 )bs.-verifies 7 Three :Mile ... ' .$75.000 ()'.I'n0r's transft'r makes avail- 305 RIVArm - Quaint Dutch LOCATION N. J, Leto Founded 1913 residl'nts in making the de- colonial with modern klichen weeks, A.K.C., c ham p ion RUGS PICKEr> UP his abilities with the skillets- 6 Touraine Ct. .... 59.500 .,:,:a fo!' immediate occupancy livery of mail a less hazardou~G and first floor den, Two bed- stock. paper trained. TUxedo laces his demonstrations with 1 :\1iddIesex 55.000 AND DELIVERED task during the cold, icy weath- ,"lOlce ran c'11.: 3 bedrooms. 2 rooms uP." one with sitting 1-4607. 21T-DRESSMAKING two major ingredients, wit and 4 l;nivcrsity . 52500 er. '-'1 ',.'\t~1S. family room. gas heat, cognac. 7 :\Iiddlcsex . 47.900 room. Spacious tiled bath. \VHITE miniature poodle, 21;4 DRESSMAKING, alterations, NOl'bert Sharaboiki, president $23.000. 5 Tromblcy . 45.800 "",:lched Z car garage. Price months. A.K.C, TW 1-1562. 20% slipcove'~, draperies. Experi- After this the members will of the Association which serv.o.:. move to the new Kr.csge court .3 Lakepointe 42.900 '.'-1:1 please, RE;\IARKABLE VALDES OFF CASH and CARRY enced. WAlnut 4.5518. ices the Detroit and the sur- P OODLES standard, 2 months \vhere over Cafe B'rulot pre- rounelin!i, suburban area, dis.. '2 Grosse Pte, Blvd. 33.000 383 LINCOLN - One of the :.;:-. l;;canc. TlT 1-3760_ olel, A.k.C., black. LIberty EXPERIENCED re - weaving pared under I'dr. Beard's direc- closeri that within the past week .3 :'-Icadowlane . 37.500 PQinte's best locations, This 9-1537. PRIDE moth holes, burns. tears. Rea- tion the maestro of the skillet a number of mailmen had fallen (I Lakcpointe ., . 37,500 :;SLlOWAY & CO. Cape Cod offers 3 bedrooms, CARPET AND'.FlJl.NITURE sonable. Estimates. Quick serw will answcr questions on just oIi., icy sidewalks, two of them ;-;-Gr:lyton , , 35.500 2 flla baths, lar'ge kitchen BOXER, male, AKC, 6 months. ~~------I vice. PRescott 7-4381. how to achieve best dessert recei'iing major injuries. :6 Harvard .,., . 34,000 ~nd paneled recreation room. Housebroken. $25. TUx c d a ):-;Balfour __. results. 33.500 ~:- M£RRI'vVEATHER Gencrow: sized covered ter- 1-6368. CLEANERS 21 L-'iILE WORK EXPERT alterations on suits, He urgently requests that ;0 :\ orton Court ... 33,000 .': hcc:rooms, P;;; baths ,Florida race can be cntered from the coats .., dresses. Grosse Pointe residc'nts either salt or sand steps ~5 Hawthorne CATS BOARDED, best of care. FREE ESTJMA TES PATCHING AND NEW 32,500 kitchen and dining room. store experience. From 8 to 8 :ilnd sidewalks. Or take other ..nd recreation rooms. Shown by Also po 0 dIe sitting, your WE WANT TO BE 88 Little-stone :>1.500 106] 5 CADIEUX on Monday and after 6 week- meaS'lrcs, to insure the safety $37,501). ' h0111e.TUxedo 2-6479. 16 Littlestone 30,000 ;:ppointmenJ. Offers invited. TUXEDO 5.5700 TILE WORK days. TUxedo 2-3205. of the mailmen delivering mail ;i Cambridge 29,900 Tt; x~(lo 5-6862 830 FAIRFORD'- A t\,'o 'bed- to tl1e homes. G O-PIANO 5ERV~CE TUXEDO 2-8375 YOUR ;0 Fairholme 29.250 room ranch home with pan- 2 SEW LNG alteratlons, a d u Its :) and children; hems. zippers, .1 Oxford . _. , . 29.500 eled family room. Can be COl'vIPLETE pi&no service. Tun- lll-PAINTING AND ~-t 28 ..:>00 9~ },ICIR $ 8,750 21 P-FIJRNITUR': REPAIR plain drapes. Blankets bound Mar'{ Charlotte Heenan Pemberton . bought on the terms YOll ing. rebuliding, refinishing, DECORATING )4 Bedford .. 26.900 na111e. Owner has moved and TU 1-7455. 2212 STANHOPE .. 21,900 de-mothing. Member Piano c U S TOM upholstering. A .To 'Ned Mr. Curr~n i7 :'-Ic:.\lillan . PRINTER 26.700 is anxious to sell. $33.000. H35 BISHOP .. ,'. 25.500 Technicians Guild. R. Zech, splendid selection of deco- ;8 StanhC'pe .. 23,500 CUSTOM PAINTING SPECIALIZING in form a I s, Each i 0 b receives our 511 :BARRI~GTON 29,500 LOTHROP-The: first floor li- 731-7707, rative fabrics. Expert need. wedding gowns, prom dresses An:10uncement is made of the 18 Hampton .. , ' 20.900 FINE PAPER HANGING s pee i a I attention brary apd utility roon~ make lepoint mounting, Estimates and suits. References. TV. engagement and app=,oaching ~4 Hawthorne . 20.500 344 F'SHER .. ,.. 29.500 P IANO TUNING and serviCing, LICENSED and INSUltED a s ~ u r i n 9 you that we this 3 bedroom Cape Cod dis- cheerfully g i v e n. Ewald. 5-8448.' marriage of Mar y Charlotte ~1 Bourenmo'.:th . 21.900 1937 SEVER~ ..... 31,000 guaranteed. Walter Mueller, are working for YOU R Heenan, daughter Of Dr. and tinctive from most of the .TUxedo 6-1090. J. F. TROMBLEY 13929 KerchevJl.l. VA 2-8993 l8 Hampton 17.500 1616 m.-XTI~GtOx 31,500 best j n t ere s t in the homes in this area. Vacant EX C L U S I V E alterations by 1\1rs. T. H. Heenan. of Three Valley 4-3~27 Marie Stephens. Quick serv- 1049 YORKSHIRE . 31,900 and ready for OCCU~!lncy. CHAIRS RECANED, dolls re- evaluation of your own Mile drive, and Richard M. 21A-GENERAL SERVICES ice on hems. (Furs), TUxedo Curr;,n. RANCHES 423 CIIALFOXTE. 3-1.900 Price reduced. $26,900. paired. WA 1-2710. s p e cia I requiremenrs, 15 Lakeshore 69.000 , LUGGAGE, trunks, zippers. GEORGE S. DALLY 5-761 O. Th,! prospective bridegroom 885.887 HARCOURT • 39.500 MOROSS - i\ppcaling location 3"7),". Shorecrest Cir. 58.000 sample cases repaired. Golo PAINTING, DECORATING 21 Q-PLASTERING . EXPERIENCED Belgian seam- is the son of the George F. 1120 TORREY 41.500 HCroSS from the Country Club stamping, cu'tom built lug, Curr;ms, of Marquette drive. 35 Lochmoor . ., .. 52.900 WaH washing and patch plaster- I stress does alterations. Call 84 VENDO:-.IE 60,000 The floor plan includes 2 bed- gcrge. Travelers Trunk Co .. KRAMER They plan a late January wed- ~;) S. Edgewood .. '. 46.500 ng. Serving this community PLASTERING, perfect repair- 772.9536. 22979 Carolina, St. "- rooms up and 2 down. Spa- I PRINTERS ding. n Ballantyne 42.5Qa 82~-30 ST. CLAIR 10323 Mack. Valley 3.0048. over 25 years. ing. Have that new ceiling Clair Shores. :;4 Lexington . 16 1..'nit Terrace 170,000 cious screened and glassed Valley 3-0047. now! Clean, guaranteed. VA 42.;';00 - VA 4-8004 LITHOGRAPHERS l5 Charlevoix . 44.500 rear porch. Must be seen to 1~7051, VA 4-3022, ALTERATIONS, slipcovers. Ex- PROGRESS be apprecia.ted. $21,500. WO 1-3969 ~3 Fairford . _, . , .. , 41.900 COMPLETE CARPET LAYING PAINTING, paper,lng, paper perienced. Your home or The b'end of today is to NEW AND OLD mine. WAlnut 4-551R. 432 Mechanic Street '", ~;) Blossom Lane , .. 39.500 PURDY & EDGAR ASSOC. removed. Wall washing 21S-CARPENTER WORK translate new ideas from theor. 15 Crescent Lane .. 35.500 :NFOR~;1ATION ON 'ALL ~=.tair Carpet Shifted ies to practical purposes. 'I'D 4-2228 'Neat, reliable,-Work ~aran- ALTERATIONS and dressmak. RotMY Offset Printers 11 Stephens . 37.500 Repairs of All Types DOING ali types of carpenter OTHER GROSSE POINTE - ing ~'done in my home. TUx- 19 Anita , _.. , , 34.900 teed. Mertens, 122 Muir, TV work, remodE'ling at tiC BOB TRUDEL edo 5-3188. • n W, Doyle . 34.800 HOUSES'~AVAILABLE 87 WEBBER. 2,0083. rooms, porches. Small or big GUIDE TO GOOl) SERVICE TU 5-0703 ;;:, )0 Wedgewood 33,900 , job,s. Estimates free. TUxedo Kcw five bedroom, 6 bath 21 U-PLUMBING ;5 Crestwood Dr, .. 33,800 Ol,r illustrated "brochures make French Colonial. LADY'S handyman service. No COMPLETE decorating service 5-5892. Interior and exterior paint- to Fairway Lane ... 31,900 It possible for you to do ~'our OPEN SUN., ~-5 job too Big or small. PR 7- '<, 10 Hawthorne , .. 31.900 preliminary house 4lunting in 3452 ask for Don. References. ing. Paper removing and JIM~'sunON. PLUMBING - HEATING paper hanging. Wall washing Electrical.: Ilepairs )8 Oxford , 26.500 the comfort of your own Ii\'- WALTER H. MAST CO 1677 BRYS TV 2-1400 Workmanship guaranteed to ~2 S. Brys _.. " . 25.800 in;:; roorn. ' Carpenter Work, Repairing & Repairing Suburban Maintenance be the best. For estimate , Remodeling, Attics, Porches. Appliance Circuits, 215 LAKEVIEW call "SPRENKLE" lih STORY Associates Garages. PROMPT SERVICE (") c Kew 4 bedroom, 21,2 bath home WILLIAM FORSY'I:HE "No Job Is Too Small." TU 4-2942 VA 2-1282 70 Harcourt (incomel 51.500 CHAMPION in the Farms, Paneled library VAlley 2-9108 15 Rivard fincome) . 31.000 One p'il0ne call for all home Krauimainn Elf~ctric Co. TD 4-5700 full dining room. family kitchen CARPENTER REPAIRS-Steps, LICENSED mas t e r plumber < maintenance problems. COMPLETE decorating. Paper l7 Ha\\'thorne ... ,. 27,500 with built in range and dish - - porches, siding. Doors, win- R e p airs, remodeling, etc. TU 2-5900 hanging, insured, guaranteed ~, t5 Fairholme .. , , .. 2-1,500 washer. Kerby school-SL Paul' s Licensed Builders dows, Reasonable. WA 4-5606. Guaranteerl eiectrlc sewer ,2 "Vashington 23.000 :'.IcKINLEY AI Schneider. TUxedo 1-0565 parish. Liberal terms available TU 1-8444 PH 6.3038 '. cleaning. Cal Roemer, TU. ;5 Stanhopp , .. 22.9;)0 1~t offering, St. Paul parislf. 3 Builder TUxdlo 1-4345. CUSTOM MODERNIZATION 2.3150, .3 Kerby .. "...... 18,900 -. LEO P. KISTNER GROSSE POINTE large bedrooms, 1~2 bat h s. Additions. alterations, recrea- 21 C:-ELECTRICAL Interior painters, exterior. breakfast room. Good condition A WO:\'IAN KNOWS tion rooms and kitchens. Free 21V-SILVER PLAriNG HOUSES OPEN SERVICE Free estimates, work guar. . Jn~ide and out. Early posses- lI,Iuil' He!., :t29 2 bedroom s estimates. Shoe Repair day 2-5 for your i'1sp('e:tion anteed. 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'ee C s rerr SF rnn.a. 7SSC. S 7 srssrcssrs.arss rr s 7 7 Sf • r 7 '7 '5c7S7'SS77 ES7SSc 7 S 7 775 'as 5'7 r .... Thursday. January I I, 196 ..' -, Page Twenty-two GROSSE POINTE NEWS~;, Thursday, January 1I. 1962 ------_ Prayer - Dr. Buttrick. Men -- the Florida':Panhandle town of I a "year of progress" through- ,•••••••••••••••••••••••&••••••••••••••••••••'-Friendly Service projects in Social Review Paxton. out the world. Primary Room. only. 8 a,m.-Coffee Hour. 2 Headlines of tl"e W,eek p.m. - Women's Group "Some (Continued from Page 18) I >I< >I< >I< + >I< >I< >I< * '" Wednesday. January 17: 1 Helps in Praying"-Dr. Butt- ffi( (Continued from Page 1) market, and breakdown of regu- Monday, January 8 . ing showing 0: PhIlip Huii. Ri' Sunday, January 7 ..~, rick. 8 p.m. - Dr. But t r i c k S I p.m. - Seuior Six tee n s in T31 ~&Shions at thf~ GPYC. ' ' ~'et no definite indication that latory and disciplinary controls UNITED DAIRY Workers Lo- speaks to Couples Club and over them "arc a part of a com~ ALGIERS SUPERIOR Court Church News Lounge. 5:30 p.m. - PancakE' ta~~ Grosse p"inte GJrden GAS members have formed or- cal 83. whose 1500 drivers and i i vice president Charles Caussc, Forlnighters-"Jcsus and Pray- plex pattern of in,ter-locking • •supper, sponsored by Seni6r Hi. I :: participaatcd in the an- ganized ranks. Algeria remains 41, was assassinated by Moslem creamery workers supply over :•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ot P.F. in Social Hall. 8 p.m.- er." 8 p.m.-Special Projects in confusion. with the new out- causes and effects," the report half of the Metropolitan De- C u Fedcrated (-;arden rJub,; t terr9.~:ists yesterday only 100 ST. PAUL EVANG. LUTH. expressed in patience, meek- P r u den t i a 1 Committee in Committee. nua l h 1 B W ' S ,( breaks of violence ,pvidence that stated. The SEC emphasized, troit area with milk. went on .. 'b.t at the C ar es . ar- \1 yards from the Algiers court . .. eX hI I however, that its report was 375 Lothrop, at Chalfonte ness, love, and good deeds. To Lounge. I' ' French troops and police arc strike at midnight Sunday Tuesday, January ]6: 10 a.m. ren Co. ' Fl concerned solely with abuses in building. The prominent French Phone TUxedo 1~.()670- 1-5014 keep the commandments of our powerlcss to maintain order. against the Detroit Milk Deal- -Women's Assn.-"A Way 'Of Christ Child Society's Circ!,;s [0 controls, ane' that the soundness born jurist. father of five chil- Rev. Charles. W; Sandrock, Master B.nd follow his example, POINTE MEMORIAL ! ers, Inc. Their action is ex- Private Prayer"-Dr. Buttrick. C rnival and Fair Wi'.'i held at ~( >I< >I< '" of most of the companies whose dren, was one off two Europeans Pastor is our proper debt to him and United Presbyterian Church THE COMMITTEE on Decla- pected to bring immediate cur- ]2:30 p.m.-Pot Luck Luncheon. securities arc traded on the ex- and threc Moslems killed Sat- Mr. Monrad V. Mandsag'er, the only worthy evidence of in the U.S.A. C~bo Hall this year. : b:, ration of Rights, Sufft'age and tailment of dairy supplies in 4 p.m.-Dr. Buttrick speaks to ; cr; change is beyond doubt. urday as violence continued to Vicar our gratitude for. all that he 16 Lake Shore Road Elections submitted a revised mount throughout Algeria. In the Detroit area, cutting the High School Young People. 4:13 ?'ovember , LI January 11, Thursday: 7 - has done." Ministers: bill of rights to the Michigan '" * * Paris, an estimated 1.000 com- city's usual deliveries over 50 Basketball at Faith with Faith. p.m.--Junior Choir. 6:30 p.rn,- The month of .Chri;tmI< • 20475 Sunningdale Park '1 Id in the Center because the! ill ,Local 83, including Borden, Lyman B. Stookey, 1C • t" • eludes 'three major c1bnges, emergency DSR bus service will vards Ileal' the opera, protest- Friday: 7-Teen Night. (Near Mack and Vernier) ern Mind"-Dr. Buttrick. I ch jc; undcrgom;.t cx cnslve ; :... Sea1test, Foremost, Risdon and Richard W. Mitchell specifically: Deletion of the be extended to two more West ing. against terror tactics of the >I< >I> >I< Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman ::~rodeling wit hits $700,OOO! United. which supply most of Thursday, January 11: 4:15 cor,troversial 1950 subversion ern Wayne County communities. fal'-right "Secret Army Organi. Saturday; 9:30 - Cathechism Rev. George II. Hann WOODS PRESBYTERIAN ;dditian. The Planned Parent-: rr. amendment; deletion of the Some 30.000 commuters in Gar- zation" and chanting "OAS- the area supermarkets "..ith p.m.~irls Choir. Classes. 9:30-Junior Chofi-. Sunday, January 14: 8 a.m.- 19950 Mack Ave at Torrey Rd. hood Mart was ~ twModay s~~,hll' f~ dangerous w('apon and narcotic den City and Lincoln Park, milk. The strike, announced >I< • >I< assassins. " >I< '" >I< at the Veteran s ." ~ m 0 ~ I a., ! I;; Sunday in a joint statement by Eucharist. 9:30 a.m. - Choral Andrew F. Rauth, 1\Iinister drug exemptions from guaran- stranded since 1ntertown Sub- Othcr comrades gathered near Sunday: 8:30 and ll-Wor- Friday, January 12: 1 p.m. l'uilding and JUnIor Lca.,ue., r Local 83 secretary-treasurer Eucharist and Sermon. 11:15 Chares B. Kennedy. Asst. Min. tee against unreasonable search urban Lines went out of busi- Paris Communist Party head- ship. 9:45--Sunday School. all - Fellowship Group. Hostess: Senior Center held a bazaar. , George McLean and dealers as~ a.m.-Morning Prayer and Ser- Robert L. Lucero. Asst. Min. ~:I . and seizure; and grant of ap- ness, will again have public quarters. There was no vio- ages. 9:45-A d u 1t Education Mrs. Herbeli; Macbeth, 776 Ca- sociation s e c I' eta r y Carl F. mon. Church School Classes (In- Sunday, j~nuary 14: 9:30 a.m, Cottage Hospital. which IJ'.:>:di peal as a matter of right in all transportation, beginning Mon- lence, and' no arrests wen~ rc- Classes. 11 - Sunday School, dieux. Devotlon:; led by Mrs 13urltcr. was called when con- fants through Grade 6) during First Worship S e r v ice. 9:30 conation tea last month, feted: criminal convictions. Several day. ported as French police, un- ages 1-8. 2-Joint Luther Lea- Albert Potter., tract negotiations bogged down above two services. 5:30 p.m.-- a.m. Church School. Nu:-:;ery fts hardworking .n:ember? of; P other changes from present lan- Eleven other. downriver com- gues Sleighride-Mettamora. >I< 0:' * * usually mild in their behavior, Senior Chi Rho Club (Grades through Senior High. 11 a.m. the Women's A~xiltar::' \nth. a : t~ guage were, also recommended munities, formerly serviced by on fringe benefits. >I< >I< ,,' Saturday, January 13: 10 a.m, ignored teen-agel'S who leaned 10, 11, 12), 6:30 p.m.-Parish Second War s hip Service. 11 gay red and whIte hohday dm-i ~ by the committee. whose study I the now-defunct private transit Monday: 7-Girl Scouts No. -Finance Committee M",cting. against barricades to shout THE F.ASTERN* " * and Mid. Supper, 8 p.m.-Annual Parish a,m. Church School, Nursery ncr at Lochmoor. covers only the "traditional firm, may receive some sort of slogans. 685. 8-YACS. 8-Recovery. 10:30 a.m.-Senior Choir. I , western sections of the United Meeting. thrOUgh Junior High and Adult Danny Kaye brought dm;n' e rights" sections now includen emergency service next week. * * >I< .. • .. + '" + >I< Bible Class. Sermon theme at in the State Constitution. Cavanagh has r e que s t e d a States were buried under snow WedneSday: 7:30 - General * '" Sunday, January 14: 9:30 and the house when he conduclcd: \~ Tuesday. January 16: 7:30 both services: "Called - ~ent." * * • $300,000 Fedenl grant to study FOUR DETROIT-AREA ath- and ice yesterday, as one of the Board Meeting, Worn e n of 11:15 a.m.-Morning Worship. the Detroit Symphony Orchcs-! ~ worst winter weekends in re- p.m.-Confirmation. Preacher- The Rcverend Robert L. Lucero Saturday.,-Januau 6 c. the "feas1bility" of a DSR-cen- letes. members of a deaf-mute Church. Dr. George A. Buttrick-"The tra in a special concert for the i ~ cent history blew to a frosty The Right Reverend Archie H. will preach. 4: p.m, Adult Com- FEDERAE INVESTIGATORS tcred metropolitan transit sys- basketball team, died Saturday Great Desire." 9:30 and 11:15 maintcnance fund. i Crowley, Suffragan Bishop of municant class meeting. 5:30 when their car collided with a close. In Boston, at least three FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST a.m. - Church School. 4 p.m. Don Giles, Of Louisville, K:.;.,!r ycsterday charged the Ameri- te111. Michigan. 8 p.m. - Theology p.m. Westminster Fellowship tractor-trailer on the Detroit- persons died in a freezing Jain SCIENTIST -Dr. Buttrick"rneets with Ses- claimed Karen Putnam as his, P can Stock Exchange \vith allow- and sleet storm. Power lines Lecture "Divine Power for for Junior High Youth. 7:30 inS!. "manifold and prolonged A '1' 0 R N ADO RIPPED Toledo Expressway in Toledo. Kerby School sion, Trustees and wives. 7:30 bride in Memorial Church. . S~ snapped in Bay City, Mich .• and Men" - The V;.ery Reverend p.m. Tllistle ClUb for Senior .. Ie' ab~ses" of laws and rules creat- through the Florida town of Two others were injured. but 285 Kerby Rd. p.m. - Dr. Buttrick speaks at The Garden Club of ::-'Iichlgan, . air traffic thoughout the state John Weaver, Dean of the Hig:l youth. cd to protect the investing Cr8stview F l' i day, damaging the 'truck driver escaped un- Sunday-10:30 a.m.-A com- Tuxis on "Hands." observed its 50th anni\'er,ary'; was cut to a few sporadic flights Cathedral Church of St. Paul. puhlic, In' a 127-page report, more than 300 homes and 50 hurt. ,The six young men, munion service will be held • >I< • >I< .. >I< >I< with historical sketches and a as icy runways and blowing ,result of a seven-month investi- house ti:ailers, and leaving an scheduled to play a basketball Sunday at all Christian Science o dinner at the Little Club. ; I snow made take-offs and land- Wednesday, January 17: 7 Monday. January 15: 7:30 a.m. galion, the Securities and Ex~ estimated 1,500 persons home- game in Toledo, had just en- churches. ings almost impossible. Trans- p.m.--Junior Chi Rho Classes The Statler-Hilton was the, G tered the north end of town "Sacrament" is the subject of ,Election Q change Commission contended less. Ao baby was crushed to (Grades 7. 8. 9). 8 p.m.-5enior ':0 scene of the Cinderella. Ball. I . when their car skidded on the portation, sn torches and power saws, worked temperatures all the way from The ApQstIe Paw's advice to dance at the \\ ar ~lemond'; ministration of 'the exchange. North\v(',St Florida city. tore Sunday: 8 a.m., Holy Com- for an hour before freeing the the plains states to New York. Timothy con.<;titutes the Golden Special O\'er the Thanksgiving holiday! I their overriding concern for down power lines and disrupted >I< >I< + munion; 9:30 and 11:15 a.m., \I;cek-end wben so many col-; ( last body from the wreckage. '. -.' Text (I Tim.4): "Be thou an ex- Primary expansion of ~business through telephone communications. :''fwo Morning Prayer and Sermon. ~ FOUR PERSONS suffocated ample of the believers, in word, )"gians were home for the tur- I ncw listings, the misuse of their fires were blamed on the storm, Coffee hour will follow both * >I< * in a Livonia fire Saturday, but in conversation, in charity, in ,Election ,Election kef fest. ! t, fundamental role ,in operation which also struck the nearby PRESIDENT KENNEDY last their deaths l'emained unde- spirit, in faith. in purity." services. Church school is in Cottage Hospital Auxiliary i ' of a fai;: and orderly auction I community of Destin and lashed session. night told a group. of Demo-' teeted until 9;30 a.m. Sunday From "Science and Health To be held on Tuesday, Feb- To be held on Tuesday, Jan. was busY with a two day Christ- : ( >I< >I< >I< ruary 13, 1962. crats in Columbus, 0.• that he when a neighbor saw blackened with Key to the Scriptures" by uary 23, 1962, mas sale and tea, ; l. " will push programs "that will window shades in the usually Mary Baker Eddy the following Monday: 7 p.m., Dinner and NOTICE I S-~ HER E B Y To the Qualified Electors: SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES serve our people" in the next immaculate home, and called will be read (p.4): "What we the Annual Meeting of the Par- GIVEN that the Clerk of the ish. FOR OVER CENTURY Congress. Kennedy predicted her fircman husband who dis- most need is the prayer of fer- Township of Grosse Pointe NOTICE IScHEREBY GIVE~ CITY I Y2 that the Congress 'which con- covered the tragedy. Dead were vent desire for growth in grace, *' • * will be at his office located that a Special Primary Elec- venes next week will pass a Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKay and Tuesday: 10 a.m., Holy Com- at 795 Lake Shore Road. tion will be held in the Every style 01 F.etfte munion. 10:~5 a.m., Study Pro- Grosse Pointe Shores,'" for Township of Grosse Pointe Social Security-tied m e die a 1 their two young sons. Thomas, ent USSR representative with on Tuesday, January 23, 1962 " erected for you carc, for the aged program, but 3l~. and Peter, two months. gram for the Women of Christ ~he P?rpose of receiving reg- the International Atomic Energ"y Istrations from the qualified for the purpose of putting in said' nothing about the future They a p par e n t 1y suffocated Church on Christian Living led Agency. The old Bolshevik left by The Rev. Richard S. Knight. electors who have not al- nomination candidates on the of civil rights legislation and when a fire. smoldering in a partisan bal~t to fill a "Ja- WA. ' ..6282 Moscow by train over the week- A sewing and work period will ready registered and from aid to education. Declaring that family room couch 15 steps be- end to resume his job in the electors who will possess caney in the office of Repre- Including be held in the Undercroft at sentative in Congress in the "the last 18 months has been low their bedrooms in the .new atoms - for - peace organization. such qualifications On Feb- Chain link All-Steel and tbe beginning of the fragmen- tri-level, used up all the oxygen this time, followed by a lunch- ruary 13, 1962. th~ date of Fourteenth District. Noticl Molotov, publically condemned eon. 12:15 p.m., Men's luncheon tation of the communist cm- in the house before burning the Special Election. YOU ARE FUR'T'HER NOTI- , Rustic Styles in Odober by the Communist in the Parish House. 1;15 p.m., pire," the President stated that itself out. FIED that the polling place Party Congress and recaI'led to Altar Guild Meeting. 3:45 p.m. YOU ARE FURTHER NO- Western unity has increased as >I< >I< >I< TIFIED that the Office of for said election is as fol- Special Priml Moscow in' disgrace. seemed and 5 p.m., weekly classes for the Communist Bloc has be- Tuesday, January 9 the Clerk will be open for lows: destined for oblivion if not 8th Graders in the Par i~sh gun to' disintegrate, and called VETERAN SOVIET DIPLO- registration Monday through Precinct 1: Vernier School. Janul MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. death; foreign diplomats firmly House. 7 p.m., High School Stu- Tuesday, for support of his administra- MAT V. M. Molotov is returning Friday from 8:00 A.M. to 36 Vernier Road. 10403 HARPER RESIDENiJAl. INDUSTRIAL believed he would never again dents' Discussion Group in the tion's program to make 1962 to his Vienna post as perman- 5:00 P.M. up to and includ- hold a public post even if he Parish House. ing Monday. January 15.1962 Precine't 2: Vernier &hool, To the Qualified Electors of tl: survived the p~ attack. But whiCh is the last day to 36 Vernier Road. :'. >I< * '" City ot Grosse Pointe Fa.rms: the wily foreign minister of Wednesday: 7 p.m., Meetlng register for said election. YOU ARE FURTHER NO- Stalin's ear is today headed TIFIED that the polls for Notice is hereby gi\'en th; of Boy Scout Troop 156 in ti.ie YOU ARE FURT-IIER NO_ the City of Grosse PoL'1te Far: back to his Vienna assignment, Undercroft. TIFIED that for the conveni- said election wiii be open and apparently remains a mem- from 7:00 A.~vl, until 8:00 on Tuesday, January 23. 196: >I< ence of the electors. the + '" P.M.. on Tuesday. January for the office of: ber of the communist party in Friday: 12 noon, Men's Lun- Office of the Clerk will be I good standing. open "until 8:00 P.M. on 23. 1962. the date of said cheon in Mariner's Church: special Primary Election. 0 REPRESENT ATIV[ YOUR SAVINGS >I< * >I< January 15. 1962. + '" * A DUTCH EXPRESS TRAIN Wee k 1y Holy Communion 14TH CONGRESSJ slammed into the side of a slow Thomas It Jefferis Thomas Ie Jefferis Services will be held as follows'; Township Clerk FILL' commuter train in dense fog Monday. ,.8:45 a.m. 'fu...~sday, Township Clerk {TO WILL near W 0 r den, Netherlands, Wednesday. Thursday. ana Fri- -, Grosse Pointe Twp. yesterday. At least 87 persons Grosse ro!nte ~!wp. YOU ARE FlJ'RTHER ~' day. 10 a.m. ..:) were reported killed in the dis- places for said election are as aster, worst in Netherlands rail- Precinct way history, and Red Cross of- POINTE METHODIST 211 l\Ioross Road " 1 Grosse Pointe High ficials estimate a posible 12 torium - Use Gros~ IARN 0 E The Rev. James .D. Nixon CITY OF more victims may still be buried and Parking Lot. The Rev. Alfred ....T. Bamsey in the wreckage. Telescoped Z Gabriel Richard Schc coaches reared in the air before Ministe'rs Sunday, Jan. 14: 9:30 a.m., 3 Gabriel Richard Scllc "IN 1962 toppling down into splinters. 4 Old Kerby School, 11) and one express coach hurtled Woship; Church School throq,gh Sixth Grade; 11 a.m., Worship; ~rOSS1? 5 New Kerby School, :~ over a 13~foot enbankment to toinf~iRark ", >'.) ," demolish a transformer station Church Sellool through Senior 6 Brownell Jr. High S<' High; 5:30 p.m., Scl!ool of Mis- 7 Brownell Jr. High Sc AT at the foot of a dike, sending 0 sions; 5:30 p.m.. Senior and 0 shower of sparks over the acci- Invitation to Bid Further, that the polls f: Junior MYF Groups meet. dent scene. RailWay officials from 7 o'clock in the forenoc: estimate 250 persons were on >I< >I< * "' noon, E.S.T. STA~DARD FEDERAI:S Tuesday, Jan. 16: 12:45 p.m., each of the trains, mostly week- Tree Planting c:!J enders returning from the Afternoon Circles; 2 p.m .• Eve- DAWSO:' nort.hern provinces, and say the ning Cicles. ) Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk of the City CITY Cll of Grosse Pointe Rark until 10 A.M. Thursday. January 18, crash was caused by poor,'visibil- * * >I< CITY OF It Wednesday, Jan. 17: 8 p.m., 1962. for the planting of 22 trees at various "locations in ity. is thought that one of the o New trains ran through a signal, un- Nominations Committee. the City of Grosse Pointe Park. Published in Grosse Pointe !'

noticed in the fog. C List of detailed locations is available in the Public Service POINTE CONGREGATIONAL Department. Grosse Pointe Pnrk, Michigan.\,_,together witn '" >I< '" bid proposal forms. • _. _. VVednesday, January 10 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop Ministers Proposals to be made on proposal forms and accompanied GEORGE ROMNEY Monday by a, certified check for not less than 5% of the amount~M elT) night demandtrd a ruling on Marcus William Johnson the proposal, or an accepted Bidder's Bond. Proposals to Arnold Dahlquist Johnson whether he can continue as a '0 be plainly"'maJ;.ked on Gutside of envelope "Proposal on G Michigan Constitutional Con- Sunday, January 14: 9:30 a.m. Tree Planting." Grosse Pointe Park reserves the right to CURRENT vention delegate and also run - W 0 r s hip Service. Church waive any informalities in any bid and to accept or reject RATE for governor. Appearing before School fOr Crib room through any or all bids. , ~rOSS1?1tl the Convention's rules commit- 10th grade. 11 a.m.-Worship Proposals will be opened in the Council Chambers Of the tee, Rl)mney requested "positive Service. Church School for Crib Municipal Building. 15115 E. Jefferson Avenue, on Thurs~ Wayne Coun action" on a Democratt~ plan to room through Senior High. 5 day, January 18, 1962 at 10 a,~. force his resignation as delegate p.m.--Junior Hi. Pilgrim Fel- if he enters the governorship lowship; 7 p.m. - Senior Hi. CHARLES HEISE, PAID .,4 TIMESe A YEAR Noti( race. Stating that he would al- Pilgrim Fellowship. .i City Clerk low nothing to interfere with >I< * >I< HIGHER EARNINgS! Starting January 1, 1962 every protected by Standard Federal's own reserves of more his duties as delegate, Romney Monday, January 15: 1 p.m.- promised not to campaign for Women's Bowling League, 20422 Special Prin dollar in your account will earn at the new 4 % than $15,000,000. . office "as long as the Con- Mack Ave. 6:45 p.m. - Men's CITY OF current rate. ,~ STABLE AND DEPENDABLE! Your savings account at vention is in session". The C 1u b Bowling League, 19748 to be EARNINGS NO W PAID QUARTERLY! Your savings will grow Standard Federal is with Detroit's oldest and one of Democratic resolution remains Harper Ave. 7 p.m.-Girl Scout America's strongest savings and loan associationB. tabled indefinitely, an action Mariners in Social Hall. faster when earnings are compounded'quarterly and synonymous with committee re- >I< • * o Tuesday, Jar paid on March 31, June 30, September 30 and Present assets exceed $195,000,000. And Standard jection. Tuesday, January 16: 10 a.m. ~fOS!i~c 1bl:Jinf~iharK to fill a vacancy in the December 31. Federal hasn't missed a dividend payment since it opened its doors in 1893! in Con9ress in the SAVINGSARE READIL YA VAILA BLE! At Standard Federal you ~.Absent V(lters:-'.8allot T~ the Qualified Electors of t eave the easy passbook way and additions and with- OPEN OR ADD TO YOUR ACCOUNT NOW AND County of Wayne: drawals to your account may be made in aI1Yamount. SHARE IN ~lJUR QUARTERLY i:JIVIDEND TO BE PAID A. H. PETERS FUNERAL HOME .For ~. You are hereby notified th •. SECURITY IS UNSURPASSED! The Federal Savings and ON MARCH 31, 1962 AT STANDARD FEDERAL'S held in the City of Grosse Loan Insurance Corporation insures the saving; of HIGHER CURRENT RATE OF 4% PER ANNUM. Established 1917 Primall' Election o Michigan on Tuesday, JanUal each saver up to $10,000. Your, savings are further SAYlISS IN}Y THE 10TH OF ANY MOm EARN FROM THE 1ST OF TRAl: MDIITH didates for the nomination fe to be held in Congress in the Fourtecl in Wayne County on the Pal It's easier and more profitable tOr.''Saveat STANDARD Tuesaay, Jal1uary 23, 1962 The polls will bc open from POlLlN(' Registered, qualified Electors in the City of e:-~sse Precinct MAIN OFFICE: ..,. co' Pointe Park who expect to be absent from the City 1 Trombly School, Be GRISWOLD AND JEFFERSON or who are confined to home or hospital by illness 2 Trombly School, Be WOodward 5-4774 Watch the "Standard or disability are,~,urgedto apply for absent voters 3 Municipal Building. BRANCH eJrFICES: Federal George " Grosse Pointe Park ballots at once, NO APPLICATION CAN BE Kercheval and Nott 175'W GRAND RIVERnear Southfield Pierrot Show" every 5 Defer School, Kere 25712 'ORAND RIVERat Beech Road MondayefJeninll, MADE AFTER 2:00 O'CLOCK P.M. SATURDAY, 6 Defer School, Kerc 16841 SCHAEFERROAD S. of McNichols 7 to 8 p.m. on JANUARY 20, 1962, Application must be made 7 Grosse Pointe Park <:> 10641 JOY ROAD 1 bJocltiE, of Meyers WWJ~TV. Channel4~;;;. prior to such time at the City office. Kercheval and ~ot.; 16530 EASTWARRENa~Outer DriVEl A full hour, of travel ',. 11600 KElLY ROAD and Whittier and adventure 12057 GRATIOT AVE. 20705 MACK AVE. at VERNIER Ru. 1406 N. WOODWARD 1 block S. 12 Mile Rd. in color. CHARLES HEISE, DETROIT 5. MICH. TUXEDO 4-5500 City Clerk OffIce I Main OffIce: Monday thru Thursday CHiOAM-4:OO PM, and Frtday 9:00 AM-6:OO fM LAKEVIEW 6.7700 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 36, MICH. Published in the GPN Jan. : HOURS hncMsJ Monday ItInt 1'1nnHay 10:00 AM-5:OO PM, aad Friday 10m AM-l:OO PM Published in the GPN 1/~: & 11th

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- Pr:lYPr - Dr. Buttrick, :\1"<'11 Social Review of the Y~ar -~. ,.s. A. H. Buill rlJex to Hear Alpha Xi Deltas Plan j Wayne State Women lnly, S :l,m,~-Coffrc HOll;', 2 Disaster Squad Trains Students Smorgasbord Jan. 15 I Invited to Center I,m, _. "\Yol11rn's Group "Somt' (Continued from Page 18) Li~~a iacks~ married for. To Fete Club Prof --- . . Grosse Pointe High School [ Gillis '62, Virginia Shaffer '62. IC'lps in Prayinl::"-Dr. Hutt- Wayne ,'~ !lO\\'I'ng oC PhIl' H l' m.ef;Chrlst .oiChurch organl'st Grosse Pointe Alumnae Chap- . All Women of ,wayne I1vmg sent 12 students to a training Lanny Conforti '62, Judy Dal. ick. R p.m, - Dr. B 11 t t ri c k :',11:';:.,.. s Ip U 1- R :.11' fashions at the GPYC. lchard Roeckelein. The Garden Club of Miehl- ter of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority m the Grosse Pomtc area are Iprogram of the Red Cross Dis- . , , '.pc:lk" to Coupks Club :lllct Ten Grosse Pointe G.lrdnn gan will meet for a busines:; Ibex will hold its January will meet fOf a smorgasbord in invited to a meeting-social hour aster Squa<:, where they heard laU'~ 63, Barbara Surbrook 63, "Ol.tni~ht('rs-",Tc"u, ;1I1c1 Pray- .. December . '1' d meeting on Wednesday, Janu- the home of Mrs. Charles at the War Memorial on Wed. speakers who participated in and Molly Bar key '62. Molly l'!\II>S participaated in the an. seSSIon ':"lIes ay, January 16 at . r." R ~) lIl,--Sp\'d:ll 1'roj('c;s al"y 17, at 1:30 p.m. at the home Kreichelt, of Oxford Road, at nesday, January 17, at 8 p.m. the recent Texas hurricane dis- was appointed chairman or the l'ommittec, 11;:.'! Feeleratcd Carden Clubs 'rhe Detroit Insiltutc of Art the Provencal road home of l't t tl Ch I B I" stole the spotlight 'Vl'i'>.l'tS Bii.l Mrs. Arthur H. Buhl, Jr., at 3 of Mrs. Justin L. Giltner in 6:45 p.m. Monday, January 15. Speaker will be Wayne alumna aster tell of their experiences. Grosse Pointe High School di- ... '" "\[,,,1\ a lC a1' es . ,ar- 1n :i . :'(';; ll', l\1oderne sponsored by the o'clock. Renaud road. Thelma Gray "Our National Philanthropy" Mrs. Cleo Gruber, who serves PI1'T G'bI '62 d' t d' , on the board of advisors of 1.. I)S • lsaS. er squa VlSl,m. TuC'sda~'. ,Janu3ry 16: 10 a.!:1, Friends of Modern Art to pay .Co-hostesses for the meeting James, professor at the College will be the program topic pre~ Women's .-\""n,-"o\ I\'a~/'of 'Th W P ., M G co-chaIrman, and MIke Hoyt Chri~t ('hild Societ~'s Ci,'cus for the Futurist Exhibit. Gor. WIll be Mrs. Howard F. Smith of Liberal Arts at Wayne Uni:: sented by Detroiter Mrs. Carlos e ayne ress. rs. ru- '62 . t d i tlL t . . bel' will tell the story of "The aSS1Sc n lIe ralllll1g. ,:-jyate PrJyn"-Dr. Buttrick. 8:1:'nl\'al and F;lit. \\'i\S held at geolls ball gowns were inspired' and Mrs. Edward S. Evans. Jr. versity, will speak to the mem- Remey, chairman of Alpha Xi FOLLOW.UP , ":';W p.m,-Pot Luc-k Luncheon. l'r'l-t' Hall this year. by the, cxh.i,bit and the ball de. ---~"-,,------bel'S on "Women of the Bible". Delta's national philanthropic Wayne Press", the University's Other Grosse P!:linters who : p m,-Dr. Buttrick sp~aks to Tea will be served following committee. new publishing ,venture which participated in the program St.ick to one job until it is cor ?nd menu were magnificent. Bliss-Lowrey Kammer dance at : ;c:h ~cho()l Young P('optl'. 4: 1-' Xo\'cmbcr her talk'.i$ Members will bring favorite aims at publishing scholarly 111a- were Judy Hammond '62, Mike fini;hed a four-bagger 0> LOUISArmstrong played and the the Little Club was a gay pink :ll.--Junior Choir. 6:30 p.m.- Ti'l' month Of Christmas'Fairs whole affair was broadcast over) and white success, The debu. Ibex is also ,looking forward salads, relish dishes. casseroles, terials on specialized subjects Eliasen '62, ElI e n West '62, counts only after you touch '.~('n's .-\ssn. Dinner-War Me- to their F e b i:"u a r y meeting breads or desserts for the in all field of endeavor. Exam~ Sandy Hookanson '62, Dorothy the plate . J ~~'\ 1 he ;\IemO!"ial ChurCh sale the "Today" TV show and com'- tants numbered but eight this . 'C'ri:ll-"Pr:lyer :ll1d the :l\Iod- .,','i,! in th(' Cent('1: because ~he ill e n t e d on by Cleveland holiday hut included Alice which will be gala evening at smorgasbord . ples of ,this type Qf pu bHca tion ;~~;;~~~.::~.::.::~.::.::.::.::.::.::.;;;~;.::.::.::.::.::.::~~.;..~...,;. ..,;_-...:_-..,;..:~-.::'':'':'--'::':''-.::_'-. ~'n :'Ilind"-Dr. Buttrie-k. will be available for examina- l :H~rl'~l I.' und~1"gOl~~ extenSIve 'lAl'n1ory. .- Ledyard, Lisa Holley Hedy the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Co-hostess will be Mrs. Rob- y tion. :'(':no~:tlll1g WI q, Its $700,000 ' • . ' .£ Whitehead and Alice Wardwell. on February 17, It will be a ert Shanncm. Assisting will be City olF 'roons PRESHYTERIAX ,,:ri:tlOn, The Planned Parent- rhat .same e\eumg the Com:. The Ralph C. Wilsons black dinner and cabaret put on by Mrs. John Rini, Mrs. R. R. A refreshment and social hour 1:'1850 )lark .\ \.' at Torrey ltd. :lO\ld ::\lart was a two day sm,,~h modore s Ball ~ the GPYC tic dinner dance Was a mem )ry the talented members of Ibex. Adams, Mrs. Eugene Groves, will follow, All Wayne State Mrs. Marvin J. Grieshaber lmd University Alumnae are cordi- • o\ndrew F. Rauth. :Hinister . .,~ the- ycteran's 1\1 e m 0 ria I feted Paul r Moreland and his making party and there w~re ,'l:;:dilH: and Junior Leagtle'~ lady. and the Hunt C~b was the traditional New Year's Eve Mrs. Richard Anzinger. ally invited. Grosse Pointe Woods 'hares E, Kennedy. Asst. :\1iii: OVER-CONFIDENT Hobert L. l_uerro. ;\ss1. :\1in. :'l':~;l)r Centcr hdd a balrecinet 2: 'Vernier School To the Qualified Electors, of the -I' Special Electio~ Notice of Registration A deposit of $20.00 will be required for contract documents ,6 Vernier Road. :>' Cit.v Df Grosse Pointe Farms: I and plans necessary for bidding. Entire deposit will be re- i FOR OFFICE OF REPRESENTATIVE for funded to bidders only on return of plans, in good condi~ tOL ARE FLRTHER !,,'O- Notice is hereby gi\."en that an Electiou wHI be held in I rlFlED that the polls for tion, within tv,;enty (20) .;-days. $10.00> will be refunded to the City Of Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne C()unty, Jl'Iichigan, I non-bidders after return of contract documents and plans aid election wjJl be open IN CONGRESS IN TH E ('n Tuesday, January 23, 1962, for the purpose of voting" I in good condition within ten (10) cays. Additional copies of rW:1 7:00 :\:'11. until 8:00 ~ for the office of: Special Election contract documents ""ill be furnished to prime bidders at '.;'.1.:.?n Tuesday, January 14th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT $10.00 per set, not re.l'undable. Plans and specifications will .), I %2. ~J)e dat(' of said ,~ pecid Primary Election, REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS be mailed up~n receipt of separate check in the amount of (TO FILL VACANCY) Tuesday, February 13, 1962 $3.00 per set, not refundable. Bids may be rejected unless 14TH CONGRESSIONA~ DISTRICT made on forms furnished with contract. Thomas K. 'Jefferis to be held on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ..that;t,he Clerk of the City , (TO FilL VACANCY) of Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Micfugan, will be at his A certified check or bid bond acceptable to the O\mer in Townshi.p Clerk _office located at 17150 Maumee, for the purpose of receiv- the amount of 5% of bid, made payable to the City Treas- Grosse Pointe Twp. ",.OU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that. the polling TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13; 1962 ing registrations from qualified electors who have not urer, must accompany each prop(l$a1. 't~e dcposit of the places for said_ election are a~1follows: already registered and from electors who will possess such successful bidder shall be forfeitc'd if 11e fails to execute ." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that registration of quali- qualifications on February 13, 1962, the date of the Election. the contract and bonds within ten days after award. Precinct fied electors who have not already registered, can be made 1 Grosse Pointe High School - Gymnasium Audi- with the City Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, at YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED, that the City Clerk's The owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waiVe -'i? informalities or accept any bid it may deem best. )F torium - Use',Grosse Pointe Boulevard Entrance tis office in the Municipal Building, 90 Kerby Road, City office will be open for registration every day except Satur- and Parking Lot. of Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne County, Michigan, any day day and Sunday from 8:30 A.M. until 4:30 P.l\'I. up to and prior to and including including Monday, January 15, 1962, which is the last day !.EONA D. LIDDLE, City Clerk Z Gabriel Richard School, 176 McKinley Avenue. to register for said election. => Gabriel Richard School, 176 McKinley. Avenue. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS 15r 1962 MONDAY, JANUARY1 ., 4 Old Kerby School, 104 Kerby Road. S New Kerby School, 285 Kerby Road. The' City Clerk will be in his office Monday through IMPORTANT A-,,' nfe 1£ark Friday from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. and Wednesday evenings 6 Brownell Jr. High SchofJl, 260 Chalfonte Avenue. until 6:00 P.M. for the purpose of accepting registrations. FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF EIJECTORS, the Clerk's .~; 7 Brownell Jr. High School, 260 Chalfonte Avenue. office will be open until 8:00 P.M. on the following evening: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for the conveni- '1_ .i Notice of Special Prhnary Election to Bid Further, that the polls for said election will be open ,.. ence of the electors the Clerk will be in his office from MONDAY. JANUARY 15, 1962 trom 7 o'clock in the forenoon until 8 o'clock in the after- 8:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. EST on M')nday, January 15, 1962, noon. E.S.T. for the purpose of receiving registrations. LAWRENCE C. SAVAGE, .:To Be Held on.,.January 23, 1962 City Clerk, nting DAWSON F:'"NACY. DAWSON F. NACY 17150 Maumee, TU 5~5800 CITY CLERK ~n The he City Clerk of the City City Clerk Published G.P.N. 1-3.62 .:'oJ. Thursday. January 18. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS City of Grosse "Pointe Woods, ~s at various "locations in 90 Kerby Road, TUxedo 5-6pOO 1-10-62 Published inpross~ Pointe News, January IF-4l.nd 18, 1962. Published G.P. News, Jan. 11, 1962 Michigan lb:e in the Public Servic in' Congress .i1J the Fou,rteenth District Road. - ",:., ~eeting for the Purpose of Reviewing 14th CONGRESSIONAL D,ISTRICT .0. Votin~ Precinct No.5 The Voting Booth in the To the Qualified Electors of t1;e city of Grosse Pointe Park, -Assessments by the Board of Review Municipal Building, 20025 rs Ballot County or Wayne: TO FILL VACANCY 2Vlack Avenue. You are hereby notifi~d that a Prima~f Election will be will be held on Voting Precinct NO.6 The Voting Booth in the to be held on Municipal Building, 20025 held in the City of Gr<;sse Pointe Park, Wayne County, l\'iack Avenue. ~!ichigan on Tuesday, January 23, 1962 at whiCh time (;an- TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1962 Voting I)recinct No.7 The Voting Booth in the ection dictates for the nomination for the office of Representative Ferr~r School, 748 Rosl~;n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that registration 6'r quali. Mo.nday, Jan. 15, and Road. . d in Congress in the Fourteenth District will be voted for fied electors who have not already registered can be made in Wayne County oll"thc Partisan Ballot. with the City Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, at Voting Precinct No.8 The \Toting Booth in the his office in the Municipal Building, 90 Kerby Road, City of Barnes School. 20090 ry 23, 1962 The ~polls will be open froci 7:00 a,m. until 8:00 p.m" ~ Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne County, Michigan, any day Tuesday, Jan. 16, 7962 Morningside Drive, prior to and including ~':' Voting Precinct NO.9 The Voting Booth in the "POLLING PLACES ';~i-). "!> ~ Dept. oE Public Safety, 20775 in the Ci ty of e:-~sse Precinct TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1961 at the City Assess9is Office. 17150 Maumee Mack Avenue. 1 Trombly School, Beaconsfield and Essex avenue, City of Grosse Pointe, from 9:00 a.m. to Voting Precinct No. 10 ,The Voting BooU} in the absent from the City 2 Trombly School, Beaconsfield and Essex . The CMf Clerk will be in his office Monday through Monteith School, 1275 Cook or hospital by illnes"s 3 Municipal Building, Jefferson and Maryland FrIday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Wednesday evenings II:00 and from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and from 7:00 Road. ~til 6:00 p.m. for the purpose 0;: accepting registra'tions. }ly for absent voters 4 Grosse Pointe Park Library, Pierce School, to 9:00 in the evening. ' Voting Precinct No. 11 The Voting, Booth in the . Kercheval and Nottingham Parcells School, 20600 Mack [CATION CA1\ BE NOTICE IS FURTHE~ GIV:~N ~at fo.r the e~venience Avenue. 5 Defer School, Kercbeval and Nottingham of the electors the Clerk WIll be 111 hIS offIce frornt8:30 a.m. NEIL BLONDEll, C P.M. SATURDAY ~to 8:00 p.m. EST on Tuesday, December 26~1961, for the , , 6 Dcfer School, Ke!'cheval and Nottingham purpose of receiving registrations. ~ LEONA D. LIDDLE, hon must be made 7 Grosse Pointe Par'k Library, Pierce Schoor,' City Assessor. City Clerk. office. ' Kcrcheval and Nottingham ~" DAWSON F. NACY Request for further infor,mation City of Grosse Pointe Woods. CHAR!"ES HEISE, City Clerk '. may be made by telepbone- Dated Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan .,'} ,RlES HEISE City Clerk TV .5-5800. January 9, 1962. I 90 Kerby Road, TUxedo 5-6600 (.~ Published Grosse Pointe News. Jan. 4 and Jan. 11, 1962 Published G.P. News 1/11 & 1/18/62. Clerk Published in the GPN Jan. 11. and 18th, 196~ Published G. pt'News, Jan. 4 and Jan, 11, 1962 h

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•• ~_"I.. * * * * * F e"a t u'" r e * * * Pointer of Interest Good 'l"aste Favorite Recipes of People in The Know flJ-mnfe STRAWBERRY MERINGUE TORTE Cou~nter Points Contributed by 1\1rs.Donald Hughes by Pat Rousseau 6 egg whites By Pat Talbot 2 cups sugar Not To Be Missed ... the terrific sale at Walton- I E2 tsp, lemon juice Pierce. Up to one-half off on evening, cocktail, mater- ~\tl phI Ja~hion('d capitalist in the McKinfey tradi. strawberries . nity clothes .. , also loungcv!car; sportswear, lingerie, ti"l1 \\';{" Col. Frank J. Hecker, one of Detroit's ear'y whipped cream Beat egg whites until stiff. shoes, accessories and costume jewelry. Millinery i~ rail lWlll f'nt n'~)l"cncurs and founder of the family which, i Gradually beat in one eup of temptingly tagged! ~ti;l )11:1::l':; net red and t1w Pointe its h01ne, 'sugar. Add lcmon juice altern- .;;; I ately with second cup of sug;U". * * T!~(. l' •.... ;Scouts Sponsor Police Commissioners. was chief of marine and raihv'ay MRS. DWIGHT D. STRUTHERS, OF LOCHMOOR BOULEVARD * * transpol'tation during- the Spanish-i\mel'ican 'Val'. Presi- Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. Sunday Concert Gesw1dheit! Translated IT eans to your health~ ::'Iust- By Pat 'falbot ~-----~------dent Theodore l~ooscn.lt ~hen appointed him a member Valter Poole will conduct a ly it means that some one ~s struggling with a cold! President's wife in detail. Her '-:.-. Dolly Madison placed a footman behind every guest Detroit Symphony Orchestra That's the time to reach for the phone, dial TUxedo 01 the Panama (':111:\1 Commi~sion. His palatial residence, family are proud of her part- at her state dinners in the White House and Mrs. Ruth- Family Concert this Sunday at in the Frel1ch dlatcau style. stnorl on the site of the time career. Her 14-year-old 5-2154. You'll get The N6tre Dame Pharmacy, the quick, erfot;.d B. Hayes was called "Lemonade Lucy" for the daughter, Jeanne, has given her 3:30 in Ford Auditorium. The pn'sent Ddroit InsVtute of Arts, and his friend Freer, efficient service of their PrEscription Department and only beverage served at her receptions. These intimate a model of the White House concert, sponsored by the Girl built an equally spacious mansion nearby. glimpses of the Presidents' wives are revealed twice and her sons, D a v i d, who Scouts of Metropolitan Detroit, prompt delivery. a week during the winter lecture season by Mrs. Dwight teaches math in a San Francisco will feature the Danish classic * * C(l!. Hecker. \\.110 died jn 1927. had married Anna accordionist, Moge'ns Ellegaal'd, D. Struthers.