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HEADLINES Five New Directors Sta~ ~oard of the ' · InSIstIng on lVEEK of War MemorIal Vast Project As Compiled by the Grosse Pointe News Water Resources Commission To be Picked in May Wants All Municipalities " Thursday, March 23 To Set Up Treatment THE PANHANDLE EASTERN ,Present Board Will Name Nominating Committee At Plants PIPELIN1~ CO. HAS PROPOSED Meeting ~onday Night; R.etiring Directors Not TO THE FEDERAL Power Com- Eligible For' Reelection . The insistence of ~the State mission to cut the amount of gas Water Resources Commission it delivers to Detroit by one-third At the regular monthly meeting. of the Directors of the that all communities draining and to increase its pt~ice for the remaining gas 26 per cent per Grosse ~ointe Wa~ MemOJ:ial Association on Monday, April i.nto the water courses of the 1,000 cubic feet l:nar.ge to 3,. the direc.tors wI~l'appomt a nominating committee who s~ate shall set up sewage take place in 1952 would cost WIll place m nommation for dir.ector five candidates who tn'atment plants for the t!'eat-- Detroit gas users an extra will be vote9. upon by the members of the association at a me.it of storm water in addi- $2.945,000 a year. meeting to be held some time in May. tion to the raw sewage floW" • • • The directors are elected for ~ involv,es a vast outlay of' THOMAS E, MURRAY. 58, a three year terms. The whole mon~\y utterly beyond the: New York engineer. business ex- board is composed of 15 directors, ecutive and inventor. has been financial capacity of most of five of whose" _terms expire each Book to Tell these places to meet. named by President Truman to year. the Atomic Energy Commission. The proposal of the Water Re- • • * In the original election ehe one, Memorial's sources Commission is that such THE PRESIDENT'S $2,000,000,- two p.nd three year terms were treatment plants shall be in- 000 cooperative housing program ~ecided by lot. stalled with a capacity to care for middle income families killed Can't Be Reelei:ted Whole Story for the flow expected" from such by the House 218-155 on roll A fact not generally known to stor~s as occur once each year •. call vote . . . then approves a the public is that not any of the Alger Sheld.en to t-Aake Pres- This is termed the one-year storm $4,000,000,000 expansion of the retiring directors can be reelect. entation of Compl~tEf flow. existing housing program which ed. The purpose of those who first ,This standard of measurement Development of Center promotes housing through the in- formulated ilie governing struc- entails enormous instlillations' surance of home mortgages by ture of the War Memorial As~ Project costing vast sums of money. the FHA. sociation was that it should be as- Pointe in Middle , * .. • sured of the constant infusion of Alger Shelden, President of Grosse Pointe is directly in the. THE 'GOVERNMENT today laid Children of the first, second and third grades at Old Ke rby School have been closely following the development of new blood in the board. , the Grosse Pointe War Mem- middle of this problem and while $50,000 fraud charges against an- The five candidates for d'irector orial Associati0n, preserved its present sewer system is much.' Giggle and Wiggle, a pair of guinea pigs. from the 'same litter, to see how much milk means in promoting healthy more complete than that exist- other school (Western Detroit who are to be picke " ' / 1 .. ;.. ~...... \ , -"" f' • ./ _ .... ,1 ..... __ ." • .. '(, Thursday, March 30. ,'1950 PaCJe Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS CDS and DDS Students Win Awards in Writing Competition Camera CLub Youths Confess :Detroit University School and! t~red ~he conte~t for the first School a~ain entered n:anuscripts, Those receiviJ;1g achievement~ What Goes on To Shoot Models To Theft of Gas . !hme thIS year. FIve ll~udents sub- and receIved 3 Key Rwards and keys were also gIvt'na. Webster'~ I ~r6.11e . POInte Country Day! mitted manuscripts, resulting in 2 Honorable Mentions, Key College Dictionary. Students from at Models will be furnished by Two Detroit youths picked up Sth601 students were among those a Kev Award and a Commenda- Awards in Poetry were earned by 67 schools in the area received . Bon Thoma's of the W8,1'ren by the Farms police shortly after who r~eived prizes frpm the ~ion. 'Kenneth Spaulding, a se~- Joan LeGro. Gay -Mercer, and awards~ . Studios for photographic shoot- midnight on March 26 with a jug Southeastern Michigan School tor, won a Key Award for hIS Eleanor Stalker. all from the 7th For 35 years the DetrOIt News Your .LibrarT .. ing by the Grosse Pointe Camera of gasoline in their car, readily W 't' Add t d ,Historical article; Charles Bar- grade. 111the senior division, Jean has sponsored. the Southeastern by Jean Taylor Club at its meeting. on Tuesday admitted they had stolen a quan- • 1'1 mg war. s. con uc e na- J nett, also a senior, won a Com- Diekoff won Honorable Mention Michigan Reg ion a I Writing evening, April 4, tity of gas from a Hudson parked tiOnally by Scholastic Magaines. mendation for a General article. for a General article and for a Awards, to encourage' creative Vincent Ayres, president of the in a dri-yeway at 374,Kerby road. Detroit University School en- Grosse Pointe Country Day Review. writing among students. d d K' l' ' . I . I Ru yar 1p mg was a Jump peared at the City Branch desk. club, has made elaborate .31'- They saId they had syphoned off ," ahead of the psychiatrists .when, Although, we have known frQm rangements !or costumi!lg of the some five or "Six gallons. long before their heydey, he ad- long acquaintance that the donor, modelsa.'ld proper provisions of . The police aL"O found a flash- monished those with too little to Mrs. Leonard Willeke, has. both lighting facilities. The entire light in their car, and this was • do. a ,green thumb and a great. heart, Hshootingsession" will however later Identified as belonging to "The cure for this iU is not to we were inceredulous . . . "You be under the perScmal supervis- Loujs Haselkuhn,of 4607 Mel- Take Your Place In the EASTER -PARADE • • • couldn't .... ,You didn't raise sit still /' ion and direction of Mr. Thomas. drum; the owner of the Hudson. f these yourself?" The members have been warn- Mr, Haselkuhn told the pelice Or frousl with iI book by the fi~e, :. .',. Modestly Mrs .• Will eke assured ed to bring an ample supply of he did not care to pros~cute an,d us that it was a simple procedure films 'as all. of the models have., the boys we~e released ~ the~r I But to take II large hoe an4 a which requires little effort but been chosen because of their in- parents pendmg furth~r mvesh. shovel also . pays great dividends. We pass dividual photogenic personality. gabon. And dig tilt you gentl')' per- ,along her directiol".s for an early The president of the Club has spire." indoor garden. issued an invitation to the in- Mr. and Mrs, H. Fruehauf After visiting the Michigan The bulbs are planted in a pot terested public to attend the 1111111I111I111111111111I11111111111111I111111111111I111111111111111I1111I1111111111111I111I111I111111I11I11I111111111II11~ Hosts to The Frank Quails' S Flower and Garden Exhibition which is placed' out. of doors in a meeting which will be held held at Convention Hall, this, sheltered corner next to the wall iiromptly at 8 o'clock at the Florida weather is still prefer- week, you'll be inspired to follow of the house. The pot is well cov- Neighborhood Club. able to many Pointers including s this advice, time on your. hands ered., with leaves. Several' layers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quail who ~ HATS i or no. But before you take hoe in should be placed underneath as Some 20,000 pioneers pushed. are the houseguests of Mr. and f hand, a few hours with a reliable well. Then good-bye to your tulips. through Cumberland Gap in one Mrs. Harvey Fruehauf at their Miami. Beach penthouse apart- book on gardening may save you until early February when' you season shortly after it was open- i Only skilled, painstaking hand fashioning , •• by take them into the house. They ed. ment, I I later disa.PPointmen.t. l should be watered,fieely each day ~ experienced hands that take pride in their work I The GAR DEN ENCYCLO- l3 PEDIA, edited by Edward L. Sey- at th'is' point 'and a few weeks. i ~ ... could produce the smooth, resilient, shape-' ~ later you reap your reward; Mrs:. mour is II complete practical and l3 I holding, light-weight felt of the Dobbs. ~ Willeke tells us that hyacinths and " convenient guide' to every detail Sn c:i,p d rag 0 n s I ~ of gardening by a group of horti- tulips . are. equally. 'successfully 1: .cultural experts .. forced ih this way but only neW. ~ 8.50 10 15.00 I bulbs may be used. These, bulbs' 10,000 GARDEN QUESTIONS may be planted out of doors again" !IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111I111111I11I1111I11111111I1111I111111I1111111111I111111111I1111I1 motoAlJin~ ANSWERED, edited by Frederick but ~hey can be forced only once. F. Rockwell has ten sections cov- , ering a different phase of garden- , Our appreciation goes to Mrs. ling. Willeke for sharing 'her garden- PERENNIALS PREFERRED ing .experience with us and for "Flower of the Week" j\!"I11I11II11II11UIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1111I11IIUIlIlIlIlIlIllIllIlIlIlUllllllllln:Il11UII""11I11111111 IIIII11UlllllllnIllUII' .,t-{\-:>::Ol by Helen V. Wilson tells you how the lift. that lovely SPQt of .color to grow perennials with a mini- gave to the patrons gnd to the 1 ARROW uDART" mum of effort. staff of our library. I I l ,':~"'~ $. '" '" .""""",,"' For inspection and entertain- A Beautiful LIBRARY DIRECTORY I :#. ..,;r ment we suggest some of Beverly MAIN LIbrary. 15~30 Kerche~al. TV. I~ A popular favorite with all .•• Nichols' books in which he gives 5-2191, Hours: Monday-Friday. 10 a.m. Centerpiece to 9 p.m. Saturday. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m .. Be properly dressed his own gardening experience. ~_=_ with the comfortable non-wilt CI'l'Y Branch. 695 Notre Dame. TV. for Spring in one of '\Mr. Nichols is both' an enthusi- 5-3621. Miss TaFlor. Houn: Monday. _ collar that stays neat and fresh Ftlday, 12:30 p.m. to 9 p,m. Saturday, An arrc!ngemen+ our cas u a 1 sport astic gardener and a, man of let- 10;00 a.m. to 6 p.m. . arthtic jackets and contrast. i all day. It's sontorized and ters, In GREEN. GROWS THE WOODS Branch, 20750 Mack Avenue, of If to 12 pieces CITY he relates how he built a TV. 1-2640. Miss Mastin. Hours: Mon- jng or mat chi n g tvlitoga cut to fit better. day - Thursday, 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. I thing of beauty out of a partic- FrIday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p,m. ••• featuring delicately slacks. 'FARMS StatlDn, Old Kerby School, .. ularly ugly triangular backyard Miss Roemer, Hours: .Friday, 9 a.m. in a London suburb. DOWN THE to 4:30 p.m.. ' , • beautiful snapdragOns •• I 3.65 SHORES Station, 795 Lake ShOre g , 5 GARDEN PATH, A THATCHED = . = road, Misl Woodcock. Hours: Wednes. in an attractive bowl. ~llIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIIlIllIIllIlIlIlIlIlIllIIlIlIlIlIlIIllIlIIllIlIllIIlIIlIlIllIllIlIIlIllIlIljllllll1I1111111111illllllllllllllll!III111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111iW ROOF. and A VILLAGE IN A day, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. VALLEY also convey his delight I This week only • in all growing things. George W. Hughes Maket • I These are a few titles only, on ~ i this popular hobby. Come in and Fine Record at M.I.T. 3.68 browse through the gardening aVIS... men's wear books on our library shelves to George W. Hughes, son of Mr. discover those best suited 'to your and Mrs. George L. Hughes of needs, 646 Lincoln road, is chalking 'up Phone Orders Aeeepted;-TU. 1-3'10 Join l\lotoligln's Flower- 19129 MACK AVENUE, lit 7 MILE On one of last week's dreary a high scholastic record at M.LT'I of - the - Week CIu_, raw days when. we were convinc- George was graduated at the Delivered Any;whel'e HOURS; Mon .. Tues. and Wed,. 9:30 to 6 - Thu .. Frl. and Sat., 9:30 to 9 Weekly Arrangementll at: ed Spring would never arrive, a Grosse- Pointe High School in I 3-Months, 51:5.00 l\Ionl Illy In Grosse Pointe large, pot 6f gay red t,,:Ups ap- 1947 and entered the great school: 6-?>Ionths. SI2.lX) Monlhly 1-i'ear. $10.00 Monthly of technology that fall. He has i : u & been; on the Dean's List ever i since he has been there, where I he is now a Junior. f He also plays in M.LT. Band and participated in the big musi- cal event recently when the com- bined concert bands of M.I.T. and Tufts College joined up in an 14432 MACKAVE~,at Marlborough event which attaracted the atten- TUxedo 1.0670 ~eE tion of the eastern musical world.I that aster look" stays with you when IF YOU LEAVE YOUR GROUP ••• . I you're wearing our Timely*Clothes with Balanced Tailoring you can continue. Y9~r f \ BLUE CROSS.BLUE SmEJJ)~~---- You buy new dothes for Easter because- like all of us-you want to look your freshest and your smartest on this traditional MEMBERSHIP dress.up day. Take our advice, and choose Timely Clothes. Because they're --Don't kJ if J.gP.M! designed to keep their Easter Sunday "" onf! out of four families! Such unexpeeted 'appearance for as long as.you wear them -••. bills can wipe out hard-won family aav. ings. Tpat's why it's 80 important-far through Balanced Tailoring. This modern. yourself and your dependElnts-that you keep your protection. way of making clothes puts in soft, fluid lineii with 'masterful hand needlework ••~, and adds the strength of machine sewing. Protect Your for extra staying power. Come in BLUE CROSS. BLUE SHIELD and see our ~ew 'patterns, new colors, Membership T1f.ANS'rzR TO A NEW GROUP-it )'OU new models. You're buying lire 110lnl1 to a new place of employment whlc:h sponsors BLUE CROSS - BLUE wisely when you choose T~mely Clothes. SIUELD for their employees. BE SURE to ask your new employer to erranl1e for the transfer of your membershlp to his ~roup. DIRECT PAYMENT PLAN-If your n." employer does nor 8ponsor BLUE CROSS. BLUR SIIlELD-or If you pIau to retlre~ take .dmn tap of your Direct Paymcmt P3an continuation prlvllegea. . , DO WB HAV! YOUR CORRECT ADDltESS? -Whee BLUE CROSS. Bt-UE SlIIELD I. notUied of your termination witb the iJ1)up titrou&h ",hlch you are nOW enrolled. full lllfonnatlon aliout the Direct PaT- ment plan la automatically ",Dfto you at the late / What if illness or accident should 'I'1uI Ho'ltltau' and 1Jo«or,' Own Non.PrQfII strike in. your. family - tomorrow? H..,lrh Plan Jor rM Well_ of tM, Pvbl~ • Fi~ show.thatone o~t of every nine BLlJECROSStiBmE'SHIELD people in Michigan will have to go to a 'MICHIGAN HOSPITAL SERVICB AP? AREL OF DISTINCTION FOR MEN AND YOUNG. MEN . hospital thi8 yeex. This means that ~het8 MICHIGAN MEDICAL SERVICE will be hospital or medical bills to pay in :zH State StrMt. Detrott J6 • p • Thursday, March 30, 1950 G R 0 5 S EPO IN T EN EW S Page Three "', office. Every building is clearly IMeasles Cases Ready, for Palm Sunday Pointe Seen Flrom Air in Phot(l,s shown and any' resident would General Discussion Held have little difficulty in picking "Tapering Off City Clerk Norbert P. Neff' entire area which it serves i..."1 out his own home. In Woods on Park Matters has in his office a collection of Michig~z:. . \. up The measles epidemic in Grosse aerial photographs covering prac- Mr, Neff go~ them.to ~SS1Stthe When food spills over on'the;':; ter Mt:mbers of Two Commissions Get Together for Airing Pointe has been tapering off rap- tically all of Grosse Pointe. w?r~ of the CIty'S Planmng Com- surface units of your- electric ':'~ ug Plans for Spending $81,000 Bond Issue for. . mISSIon. range let it char. When t~e unit iso"K' ily idly in the last ten days. Dr. He .obtai.ned them from the The photos are of general in- cool, brush off partIcles with,?d tn- Recreation Improvements . Thomas Davies, Grosse Pointe DetrO'lt EdIson company which ter~st to citizens and can be brush, If needed, enclosed UI'j~.- ed Health Commissioner, now thinks has made similar pictures of the seen by calling at the City Clerk's may then be washed. . ~d. , At the meeting of the Woods Village Commissioners it quite possible it will disappear __ . " ":-:'t ,tf with the Park ~ommission on Monday night there was only' entirely by the end of April. a, general discussion of the park program without any defi- Keeping close tabs on the ". measles situation throughout the * * ".~""""I mte recommendations being made. : * * * * ~ With the passage of the, $81,000" state. Dr. Davies says that in our , neighboring .. communities . the I bond issue for park improve- instructions in the bond issue as 1 ments, the request has come in to where the money should be score since the first of January ~ has been over 10,000 cases in I from several' ",:idely ciiffer~nt spent. the general. understanding { Wayne County; Oakland had 2800 sectIOns of the vIllage to receIve. is that three fourths or seven , and Macomb County 776. to .Iook your best park ~ttention. ! eights of it will go into improve- I WhIle there were no binding ments in the lakefront park. This The score in Grosse Pointe I will mean $60,000 to $70,000 of since Jan. 1 has been 740 cases, the total issue will be spent there. indicating that our community on Easter Sunday". was hit considerably harder than ~ Reckless Drivers It has also been agreed that a the communities to the north and substantial sum shall be devoted east. Fined In Court to improving the Torrey Woods ' ":, It may be that all you need is ~r- -- Park; or to at least 32 acres of . . ~ new topcoat: .. or hat ..• 19 ,Judge C. Joseph Belanger pre- I it. Woods Grants ~ 10 SIded at Park Police Court on i The other 12 a h"h }' : or a new spring suit. , . ~r ... Ma h 22 ' d I' 'f cres W IC Ie ld rc , cln C Isposed 0 the over in Gratiot TO\vnship will be Sewer Request perhaps just a bright silk tie will followmg cases' dr ,- sold to private inter.ests if the ~ achieve the desired result. . :t- , Fred Moorehou:"c of 505 ?vlan- 'village can get a satisfactory I The request of the Protestant Whatever you select at Whaling's to make lstlque. Detr.oi,t. pleaded guilty to I offer. I , , ," ~.'_ your Easter perfect will be of good - reckless clnvmg at BCltTington I Chlldlen s H~me to mstall <1 P:I - and Fairfax on Feb. 25 resulting ~ --, ---- vatc se\vcr In accordance WIth quality, in good tasle and sensibly priced. I in an accident. and paid a fine! Restaurant Man the condition~ express~d in the .Painstakingly fitted, of course, in the and costs of $~O.! letter of the VIllage Engmeer, was Whaling's manner. Cyriel F. Calus of 4653 Lilli-' Accused of Theft granted, by the Woods Council on bridge. Detroit. pleaded not guilty March 21. at a stop street violation at The Home is required to make Charlevoix and Somerset on Feb, A walTant was served on Carl a deposit of $125 to cover en gin- . -Picture by Fred Runnells 15 resulting in an accident but; Clark, 28, of 1427 Van Dyke. on cering and inspection fees and all ' The REV. DR. J. CLEMENS KOLB, rector of Christ for our. customers in the wa.;; found guilty and paid fine Monday. March 20, charging him work must be done under the Episcopal Church, Grosse Pointe boulevard, looks over Northwest section • • • and costs of $35. . with embezzlement of $165 from supervision and inspection of the some of the palms which will be distributed to parishion- Donald J. Shock of 1242 Mary- the Toddle House in Grosse village englneel: and inspectors. ers following the traditional Palm Sunday services in his Visit Whaling's attractive new land. charged \,vith reckl~ss driv- Pointe Park. At the same time, on motion of store on Seven Mile Road church on April 2. near Livernois for clothing and In.g lcsult,mg In an aCCident at The warrant was issued at the Commissioner Gardner, permis- Wayburn and I'VIar-kon Feb. 28, instance of Jack D, Yatcs, reo sian was given to the Home for , accessories that will give you' was found. gully of "less than gional manager of the Toddle the extension of the water main 'that feeling of "well being" Music Lecture Set for Tonight I , reckless dnvmg and was _let off. House. in Cook road from its existing that results from wearing quality apparel, perfectly fitted and'in good taste. WIth payment of costs of $:>. : Clark has been the local man- terminus for a distance of ap- fessor of music at Ann Arbor, and Members of .the faculty of the 'Youngmen will find a special departm~nt Thomas C. Moasc of 410 Bea- f th G P , t b I proxim.~tely 640 feet is titled "Instruments of the Sym- fi 't f . kl Iagel' 0 crosse am e fanc 1 . c • University of Michigan as well as there which caters to the collegiate taste. cons Ie.ld DetrOl. or rcc' ess f t' 1 h d bAd 't' f I 't . phony Orchestra." In this talk, driVIng callsin~ an accident at or some ~:n,e ane.:. a een con 1 lOn 0 ~ 1e perml IS Grosse Pointe musicians will :Mack and Beclfnrd on Feb. 18. uncler SuspIcIOn for several ~hat th~ \~ater mam shall be 12 Miss Cuyler hopes to enable those demonstrate their instruments in- paid a finc am! costs of 515, .. months. Nearly a year ago there Inches In sl,ze and ,the ,village will interested in music to identify all dividually and in their natural I William p, Baker, 407 Barclay, was a sO,-called hol~up at the pay the ~In:erenttal, III cost be- the separate voices in the sym- . ' G~'o:;,'ePointc. for failure to drive place, whl~h the police ,and the ~ween a, SlX mc~ mam and the 12 combinations at Miss Louise Cuy- phony orchesra .. in right, at' Jefferson and Three owners belteved at the tIme wac; mch mam requIred. ler's lecture to be held at the , The two pre v i 0 u s lectures, '"Illll..I N C;, S Grosse Poi n t e War Memorial ?>Iilc~n l\1 r(lad. for rcckless driving causing I At a hearing before Judge C, \ of the cost. , in a series of four on the "Struc- to be even more interesting.Tick- an accident at Charlevoix and Joseph Belanger he was held B)ds w111 be opened for the ture of Music" to be given by ets for this lecture will be on sale Maryland on F.eb. 28. pleaded under $1,000 bail. work on April 4. Miss Cuyler, an asso~iate pro- at the door foi.',$1.00. . guilty and was let off from fines and costs but was placed on pro- bation for three months and 01'-; dercel to attend 6 sessions of i Traffic: SchOOl, and it was recom- I mE'r:dcd that hi.s license be re-I vokhl for one year. \ Arthur F. Duhaime, 1187 Drex- el. Detroit. for stop street viola- I tion resulting in an accident at Somerset and Charlevoix on Feb. 24. paid a fine and costs of $35. Raymond Charles Vincent of 2160 Concord, Detroit, for stop st~eet \'iolation but not involving an a~'('jdent at Charlevoix and Audubon on Fcb, 19, paid a fine. and costs of SIO. ! 3 Drivers Fined In City Court WOODWARD AT STATE;-ALSO SEVENiMILE In City Police Court on March ROAD NEAR LIVERNOIS :::0 j l:dE:e Leslie P. Young dis. po~('c! of the following cases: Clifford B. Loranger of 888 Lake Shore drive, [or speeding, paid a fine of $15 and costs of $10. Fred Jaballe. of 2515 Lake- \\'(Jr,d. Detroit. for reckless driv- ) ing causing an accident, paid a , iillc aid costs of $15. NI a r y ~ickolopalos Giano- poula::; of 936 Fisher. charged with reckless dri\'ing. was found not guilty and case was dis- Your-coat this Spring has many 16o~s, missed. , r Dr dii!: Concealed Pistol • many, lengths. Here,-_the gamut.hom ow.:"fine. Trio's Undoing 1_ ... .. I Mike Kuzmack, Don Campbell : desig~ers' col1ec~~ons:,Just~'a1ove th£t , , and Don Stewart were found i guilty in Circuit Court before I • _"IBd £t ill'''' Judge Guy Miller on March 23 of : carrying concealed weapons. \ l~nee!and flinging£capriciously from: ..sloped This is the trio, who were. picked up by the Park police i some months ago for an ordinary 1 traffic violation, A loaded. pistol i shoulders, Long and figure.em1racin~, I was found in their car and on : further e x ami n a t ion it was ; learned they had planned to! burglarize the Smith residence : deep f~lds from ..the waist. Finger tip, on Park lane. 'Voods Approves cut:I;loose and free, .buttotitrlmmed., Lochmoor Sub A motion was adopted at the In every case;lsleeve'tinterest- Woo)l::;Council meeting on March '.$"llJjD ..U . 2£: -=o~ 21 that the tentative plat of Out- lot "B" of Lochmoor Subdivision be 3pproved and that the plat shorter, .wider,~oftel1, ,pushed1up. when finally approved shall pro- vide for adequate sewer, pave- ment. sidewalk and water main ~. and that a black top of pavement entrance be provided f~om Ver- nier road to Lot 1 of sRid sub- \Ii'{~;~.. " division. ------_. \, " I I holes, tears, I 1'~ I burns- I -1/ I RE-WOVEN , I LIKE NEW , (a) Gere;hel's finger-tip. coal: In Worumbo basket: weave I Damaged garments in.! • - -:. - I wool. Cobalt blue, gold. Taffeta lining. 12 to 16. $115 I visibly repaired by ~;/ I experts. I IfItdi" 'ItS (b) Gershel'~ fiHce1 coat in Forstmann's Sandrella: Black I Bring or mail lv/If'< or navy, Perl-ed background for fun. Sizes 10 ,to 14. $150 I for estImate. ,,~ ,I . (c) Origin-~la'l'l sweeping silhouette in Strooc1'g wool fleece .. ...J I AT YARNCRAFT King tan, navy, Fiesta r~d. SizeEl 10 to' 16, > $175 I 343 Fisher Rd,. Grosse Pointe I ;,' "~ LJ Phone TU, 1-0595 ~ I coats, second floor, ..(_...... -. ~~. ... ~' .. . ./-. - ...~~'".;. .." ... -',., ~------,..._------_.------,------~~.~~----~------~.~--~~ Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS •Thursday, March 30,1950 II~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!JI of facts, on Table 5' of the. Super. think it is entirely improper that Grasse: Pointe Ne.wl intendent's report of October5; tax payer's money should be A TOUCH OF MAGIC FOR YOUR HAIR PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY' 'tHE ABBE PRESS, INC. school census figUres were. given. used in. propaganda literature. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROIT WESTWARD AND THE i The first five age brackets from Yours very truly. .. 9 ,Grosse" GRAND RIVER RECORD. OFFICES UNDER THE ELMH1AG1J I' which the intermediatec1asses~ Frank L. Lowmaster KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE FARMS 30, MIC .. _ will come shows a total census of.. :=:=;;;=:;;;=:==;;;=:======; 1 ElttiBleratiolms 3,378. The ag~ they will replace I Phone ru. 2-6900 52 ~ 34' total, according to t.J,e census; .PI. 'F. t Three Trunk Lines A.PRYOR 3,409; So ..that it is evident that: aID ac s Member Michigan Press Ass'n and National Editorial Ass'n the large increase which the Ab t A th .t. it's the School Board stated would have ,on r rl IS ROBERT B. EDGAR. EDITOR and GENERAL M~ti~~~ "Doorbells are like a magic game, to be taken care of must' come MARK K. EDGAR EDITORIAL AGER MATTHEW M. GOEBEL :..: ADVERTISING MAgCIETY Or the grab-bag at a Fair •• , , solely from new residents in the By'FRED M. KOPP, R. Ph. :Jfexa- Walle JANE SCHERMERHORN .FEATURE PAGE, SEDITOR You never know when you hear one ring district. Every day scores of hopeful FRED RUNNELLS SPOR~~RTISING Of course, I have no way of people are take~ in by medical by Helene Curtis TOBY CUMMINGS ADVERTISING Who may be waiting there." being sure that the facts I used quacks' who c1aimthey can ARTHUR BLyLER. AgVERTISING (Rachel Field) in my letter were in truth facts, PATRICIA BOELL A WANT ADS cure arthritis. ANN MARTIN '.ciRCULATION '" '" '" ) or -whether they were as Mr. There is no one method or Newesl inspiration of HELEN MILLER, , , ,...... ACCOUNTS In case you missed one minute of Godfrey last week, we Wendin says, misrepresentative drug known that will cure this MARY DENNIS . pass this on here because it is the type of thing we wish WE and inaccurate, inasmuch' as they ,disease simply because the Helene Curtis fOf in- FULLY PAID CIRCULATI~N . d had said. Godfrey (quoting someone else) said that when were taken from the report of the exact cause of arthritis ha!} credible new h air Subscription Rate: $2.00 Per Ye~r by Mall. All .News an Gubitchev left the Country, we, the U.S.A. should have. had Superintendent to the School not been discovered. However .. Advertising Copy Must Be m The News OfflCe by Board. I accepted them as. accu- many patients'do recover and beaut)'!- Tuesday Afternoon to Obtain Insertion That Week.. a banQ. on the dock playing: "RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET!" rate. If, however, Mr. Wendin is many. show marked improve~ ; Eastern Representative, VICTOR S. GRANDIN, 551 FIfth sure that the facts are inaccurate ment when they follow the * advice of their doctor. He 'can Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.-Tel. VA. 6-2065. A local matron of impeccable'" de-eorum'" had the misfortune to and misrepresentative,' it 'would seem then that the School .Board recommend various treatments be stopped in Detroit the other day, for speeding. When the pollee that. have been proven bene- For Entered as second-class matter at the post offic';., Detroit, should re-examine the entire sii~ Appointment Michigan, under the Act of March 3, 189I. . officer asked for her license, she found she had left it. at home ••. ficial. uat~on. TU.2-2160 so the quiz was on. He asked her name, age~'color of her hair and The School Board, I understand, For all medical treatment ofouij. eyes (silly man), and finally asked her height. When she said rely on your physician. He is Grass Roots Economy paid for a great deal of what YOUR HAIR STYLIST she was six-feet-seven, his eyes bugged out of his head and he could be labeled_ pure propa- abreast of all the newest. test- This is the season of the year when the Grosse. Poi?te ed methods.of treating illness. opened the car door to take a cioser'look. OV.r confused heroine! ganda; forcing those who were Rely on a qualified pharmac~t 16912 Kercbeval, Grosse Pointe municipalities are preparing their budgets .f?r theIr next wanted to know what on earth he was looking at ... so the officer oppos~d to the School Board's for all, pres:::ription .work. fiscal years. It is a function on v.:hich the CItIzen! the m~n replied, "Lady; if you're SIX-FEET-SEVEN . . • that's something bond issue to pay through their who pays the freight, will have hIS eyes glued WIth specIal taxes proportionat~ly"'" for' this This ill the 285tl1 of a series of I've gof to see!" She happens to be FIVE-feet-seven but in her' . Editorial advertisements appearing intensity this year. . . ..• propaganda. This was a new de:- In this paper each week. dithery state, didn't realize what she was saying. She kept insisting parture in the affairs of the There is a growing insistence o.n. ~conomy In Go~~rn- it was six •.. so the gendarme finally made her get out 01 the car School Board in our area and I ment which is permeating every d~VIslOn, of our pO~ItI~al and stand up so he could see for himself! - government from Nation to Townshlp ~nd no more sIgmfi~ cant locale for the conveyance of thIS mtent can be found * * ... Being civic-minded as all get out, we were horrified to see in than in our smallest subdivisions of local gove~nme~t. It the magazine put out by the Huntington Hotel in Pasadena, pictures will carry a message, even tip to our :epresenta.tlv~s m th.e of the Addison Holtons and Mrs. Lester Ruwe pictured as coming National legislature, who have been .gomg hog WIld 1~ defic~t from DETROIT! We immediately took our pen in hand and wrote spending and are offering u~ not~ll:g more consolmg thIS to Steve Royce ... who IS the Huntington ... and pouI~ed out our ear than a deficit of about FIve BIllIon. dollars. . little Grosee Pointe heart in Chamber of Commerce language! In Y It is reoorted that Mayor Ralph Nettmg of Grosse Pomte the mail today comes a letter from Mr. Royce, full of apologies and City has served notice on his heads of dep~rtments ~hat he advising us that his society photographer probably didn't' know will not tolerate any increase in budget estImate::: thIS year. how to spell Gro~e Pointe .. He went on to say that he has had It is a good example to hang before the e~es of every gov~rn~ that same trouble in the bosom of his own family and cited the ing body in the Pointe. Moreover the CIty of Gr?sse Pomte following incident: is fairly well committed to the p~y-as-you-go 'p0~.ICYof .p~b- lic improvements. It is under thIS plan tha.t It IS p~ovId~ng His son Danny came home with a form he had filled out for for the long needed swimming pool. A wadmg pool IS be~ng an application in the. NaV'fl.lReserve. His mother, in looking it built this year for the young children, to be exp.and~d as the over, was stupified to see that he had said he was born in Los City's resources w~rrant into a full fledged SWlmmmg pool Angeles General Hospital . . . which we presume is like our Re- WE~RE YEARS.OLD ceiving. When she said to her offspring, "WHY did you say that? for all ages. . . You KNOW you were born in the Good Samaritan Hospital!" He In the Park the pay-as-you-.go plan has be.en In effect for the past four or five years. I~ IS true .tha~ thIS has been .ac- replied, "Sure •. , but I didn't know how to spell it." companied by a considerable mcrease In VIllage taxes w.hl.ch, ... '" ... THIS .WEEK however, has enabled the village to wipe out about.a mln~on Mrs. L. Rothe Farr whose name is practically synonymous with dollars of debt which was inherited from a more hIgh, WIde garden clubs, received a garden booklet last week from the Garden and handsome era of village financing. Meanwhile.the Park Center in' Cleveland. It was add~essed as follows: has made good headway in bringing up to date Its sewer Mrs. L. R. Farr, ,ystem and has resurfaced man:r miles of i~s. streets. Gross Point Memorial Cemetary, The Woods village, newer III the mumclpal ~e~d and Lilac Shore Road, Michigan. a (frown-up Picturesque group, those Clevelanders! u Bifl, :l-eeAnfi more sparsely populated than t~e other co~~un~tIes has been confronted with the neceSSIty of provIding Improve- ...... * ments which can only be met by ~ond issues .. :r'he lar~e Our idea of living like the chic group live, is to O'w"11 a pail; growth that area has ,had in populatIon and addItIOns ~o Its of Delman shoes ... so a couple of weeks ago we blew ourselves assessed valuation will probably meet these extraordmary .to a pair of snazzy black suede jobs with an open lacey-effect toe. and So ~Uej,e (joinfl 10 Cefetrate! expenses without burdensome. additions. to its tax.es. The first time the man in our life asked us out for dinner, we Whether or not the transit~on from VIllage to CIty status donned the shoes, in spite of the fact that the weather was in- in the Farms will effect the promised economies in the m~~ clement. When he let us out of the car at our front door; after a nicipal administraiion remains to be seen. Already. ~ddl- beautiful eyening of one-steps and waltzes, we u'nwittingly plodded tions have been made to its paid personnel and addItIonal into a mess of mud where there is hard, firm, grass in the summer. equipment is asked for its wor~ing quarters. But the Farms Our feet sounded like a bellows as we picked them up and laid also has profited by the new building development that h~s them down, in the quick-mud. Naturally, we were sick about the been under way in the Pointe and they feel assured of theIr shoes and what we knew the slime would do to them. In the house, financial position. we took them off and tossed them into a closet so we wouldn't The people of Grosse Pointe, in common with all the have to look at the costly mess. But wait! This story does have a rest of the country, are more tax conscious than ever befo~e. happy. ending! The next day we gathered them up and in despera- They will heartily approve o.f ever:y symptom. of economy m tion, brushed the daylights out of them ••• and presto! Just like th~ir local government serVIces, SIgns of WhICh are now so new. Bless you Mr. Delman ... or maybe it's just that even the Strictly sadly lacking in both their National and State governments. mud in Grosse Pointe is elegant! * '" ... In a. . Will you ladies who know how to cope with bair-dos, ple¥e the The Sino.JCommunist Progress raIse your hands! Thank you. Now'you can give us SGmeadvice. We Drug .'.14: To those with even only a casual familiarity with Chi- have the best hairdresser in town .•. and next .to the best hair Woods! Store! nese history there seems to have been a deal of unnecessa:,y in town. That combination in itself ought to be enough • • . but pother raised over China, "going y Mich- in all the Pointes \ ern or of South CaroHna wilI not tend to compose the situa- with traffic. There are some milk the FULL facts of the situation. .pharmac4 igan State Liquor Bd, t.ion in the South. Southern states have',gone to Republicp.n drivers who get real nasty when The full facts were contained in . . . presidential candidates several times within the past thirty one .asks them to move over and the reports of the Superintendent years where parking is allowed on both to the Board. 20313 MACK AVE., at Lochmoor 'h . h d . 'f th . . h h' sides of the street it is at times Toh~re was no organized op- l ' . T ey mlg t 0 so agam 1 e Issues pmc sout ern toes almost impossible to get by: pOSItIon to the school election as WIth enough pressure. . . Young boys driving trucks seem most citizens felt that if all the Mr. Truman probably calculates he has pretty well bed' to know no traffic laws. facts were developed there was up the industrial north and the agricultural mid-west with A Motorist. no need' of any organized opposi- his labor and farms subsidy policies but whether civil right~ • • • tion, and there certainly was no prinJcription Store will prove the buttoning up process for the country as a March 23, 1950 need. for the propaganda that whole remains to be seen.. To the Editor: w<\s substituted by 'the Schoo'l • ...... 6' D, It is a Q.E.D. political the~m which must cause Mr. In your issue of February 23 a Board for the full facts. b ...... , Truman no little anxiety. letter that I had prepared relative An an example of the omission ~. " ~( / , , • Thursday, March 30i 1950 G RO S SE P 01 N TEN E VI S Page Five' , .' ..~ , , , , SPRING- .1950 Out-of-Town ., . . Gather a flocKof country-ish accessories that suit the $ut;urban seene. Hav. them in rich fabrics and leathers. have them in numbers, to do more than' act .as mere accents.'Wear them with all your casuttls. "Show Ringl'lI a stirrup-strt!lp casual by Joyce of California in red, haze or green box glove, leather. A supple shoe you'll love always. 8,95 "The Buckler:'" a sling-back wedge shoe by Joyce of California in haze, golden tan or nClvy box glove leather, stapped in front. 9.95 Saddle leather shoulder bag in black, green, luggage or red, stitched about the locked flap. Adjustable strap, long wea'ring must, 8.95 plus tax Pure silk '''Ships in Bottles" neck~kerchief with finely hand-sewn edges. A triCK to tie about your neck. to tuck into a pocket. 2.00 Faberge's' Woodhue perfume, a deep, woodsy fragrance that goes so well with ~ country-Jied skirts and suits. Indispensa ble. 2,50 and 5,00 plus tax Belle-5harmeer's 51-~au,ge, 20-oenier nylon stockings proportioned to flt in , length as well as width. Neutrone, desert mist. 1.85 I . . I A dog .leash leather' belt in green, navy, pink, ,red, yellow or brown. Penc,ant tag dangles from the snap chain for fun. 2,25 Nylon string shortie .glov~s that are so easy to wash and dry in a jiffy. Beige, navy, chamois, pink, grey or white. Rare for only 2.25 Cre~cendoe's tailored shortie gl?ves, whip stitched for greater looks all around, for a fine finish. Black. white or chamois. 2.&0 ; In-Town •.• Semi tailoring and dressmaker softness ~t its suavest, in-town accessories that take you shopping, lunching and to the matinee ••• have yours with a touch of draping, I!I splash of color, a bit of bow, . to All pure silk polka dot neck-kerchief, beautifully finished with hand rolled edges. Choose yours in red; green, blue, navy dots. J .00 Ingenue's doublE)/butterfly'bow D'Orsay. pump of rich ,'navy or kola' suede. ; , ,~ I Trimmed at the bows with soft navy kidskini for added accent. 16.95 .; Lewis' rich navy faille handbag, squared off and draped all around the bot- tom. Lined in matching lush' satin. Mirrored:inside. 10..50 plus tax. • A cluster of pink sweetpeas to fresh MY' spring costume at all. So lifelike. and real.looking you need a second gla ncefo tell the difference. 1.00 Divine, by D'Orsay of PariS, a fresh fragra~ce blended to add all that is divine to your in-town ensembles. To wear it is divine. 10;00 • \ Folding umbrella of siilken ra)~on water- repellent fabric, with 10 sturdy guar- '. anteed rust. proof ribs. Borders, checks, solids. 9.95 "Petal Time" single leaf jewelry by Trifari of pink or blue stones that are opalescent as the finest moonstone. Necklace, 7.50; Earrings, 3.00 Crescendoe's "Alto," a double woven f~bric glove with a 3-way coff, and "Serenade," a longer. one. White., navy. beige., pink mist 3.50; Alto 3.00 ., , ) '. "t' On-the-Town . i • In keeping' with the background of semi-form'c!!ltty l!lid' ut+el"sophistie8+ioMi a bevy of radiant. sparkling accessories with just the right emphasis on the mora luxurious, graceful way of living on-the-town .. , , I\'rtcraft's sandie foot nylons, 54-gauge, ! 5-denier sheer-as-a-web stockings with c!l next-to~nothing look. Toned in Rachelle. 1.65 Gold or silver i-nash bag; studded with tiny rhinestones at thefr~me top. Lineo in silken ~ayon .ft!lille. Roomy, beautifull y done. 15.00 plus t~x Ingenue's free.as-the-air 'pump with lattice straps criss-crossing l!P the leg. In rich red or navy ca.lf ~bout town. 16.95 . White s~tfn sandl~s, with criss-cros~ vamp for greater flattery .. Provocative~ ankle strap •.a dancing delightful. 10,95 Gold-flni'sh telescop~l cigarette. holder, a bit of the s~phrsticated for imporf .. c!lnt evenings. Complete with its very own case. 1.00. plus tax Above' the elbow gloves of rayon Bemberg crepe jersey s,uede cloth, witl1 ~ faced'.jetbuHonat the wrist. In dramatic blacK or white. 3.95 Danger perfume, 'bY eiro, a fragrace that's' devastating in eHed under tlie stars or on a terrace ballrOom. Simply beguilding.7.50plus tax • j< Jewefs -by Trifari., CI~ir de Lune opales ~ent moonstones, pseudo rubies anQ dia.mon~s. The necklace. 15.00i Bracelet • .17.50, Earrings .15.•00 plus, tax .....:..~-- - i' '" r\~,l. cleO V~OI lid- , J .. ,~:- T'''" .' : ~'/ >-' ": ...... ;..-- d~ / •. ,!~'~_~_~'.'/r-':': ~'/"...\.~-_41.. __.. f' - .' i...... :.._ ~ -..- '~ .... .1-.~."""'~f...... ;..L.:-:"":li J. ,~ t :.t , / Thursday, March 30,1950 Page Six G R 0 SSE P'0 I N TEN EW S Thurs Apples supply some vitamin A Don't forget the old rule about IH dIe, f the 'Week Will Participate and varing amounts of vitamin an apple a day reminds Roberta ea IneS 0 Vast Project C. They also furnish minerals, Hershey, Michigan State College, , _ In Cleanup Week organic acids, bulk and pectin. home economist. I (Continued from Page 1) ly denies that the: company has -_.- ,(Continued from Page 1) , the Chicago market where they any "double bookkeeping" inten.- probably insist Grosse Pointe and reach an all time low • . . the bons. In accordance with the request of the Grosse Pointe G3.rden the other affected communities onion area threatened with an '" '" '" should also set up their own economic crisis: THE JURY which convicted Clubs the Grosse Pointe Woods storm water treatment ,facilities. • '" '" William E. Mabrey of kidnapping Council at the meeting on March Aphone callback to the Water ALL TAXI DANCE HALLS in the little !{uechenmeister girl 21 proclaimed the week between Resources people from Grosse Detroit have been ordered closed was invited by' Judge Gillis to April 23~30 as clean up week in Pointe officials attendmg the by the Police. suggest the sentence and prompt- meeting elicited the information the village. '" '" * ly came up with 36-40 years. that such a permit had not yet Sunday, March 26 • ... - The Superintendent of, High~ been given to Detroit and would SENATOR VANDENBERG in THE UNITED STATES SU- ways was instructed to cooperate not be before Grosse Po41te had Yvonne advises an a letter to Paul G. Hoffman, head PREME 'COURT turns down the .with the Garden Clubs. All deb,. a further hearing. of ECA, urges the creation, of an plea of a lady nudist for protec. ris deposited on curbs by 1 prop- Most Grosse. Pointe engineers C' early call if pre- "un partisan" commission to ree. tion from policemen peeping from erty holders will be picked up seem to think there is little likeli~ ommend a long range U. S. eco- ,airplanes and raiding without, that week by the highway crews. hood that Detroit has - or would Easter appointment is nomic 'and political peace policy Iwarrant. .. Edith Churchill, mem- agree to such a condition for its I . . • particularly wants a plan bel' of the "Bruins", a sun bath- Essex Sewer project. The ex- desired. I worked out to maintain world ers' association had been fined ~75 Cantata Planned !lense would run into many mil- economic stability when the Mar- a~d $75 costs when the bathers iions for Detroit;Jhe question of shall Plan ends.in 1952. were raided in Augus~ 1948 near By Methodists site alone would call for 150-175 • .. '" MQnroe, Mich. acres with probably condemna- YVORne .beauty salon MAYOR COBO ADVOCATES • • • The choir of, the Grosse Pointe tionof much valuable property. 17028 K~phevalJ in the Village something 'Jew has. A NEW ZONING plan for De- SECRETARY OF DEFENSE Methodist Church wil present its Another meeting will be held troit under which the residents Louis A. Johnson takes issue with annual Easter Cantata at the with, the Water Resources Com- Grosse Pointe APPOINTMENTS-TUXEDO 2-9440 been, added ••• of an area would have a large General Eisenhower and says our Palm Sunday morning service mission pursuing this 111atter authority in determining the zon- defenses ure "adequate" for the this coming Sunday at 10:45 a.m. further, at Haven Hill either to- $in, .,. . - ... t> ing provisions .•. says "the City time being. in the New Kerby School. The day or on April 4. you will appreciate knowing the important of Detroit should not exercise the . '" '" Cantata this year is Protheroe's ,/ prerogative of changing the re- FBI HEAD J. EDGAR HOOV. "Eastertide." '. "difference" at Brandel's •• - for here, under a new quirements relating to building ER sAys Russian spies would be The choir includes, sopranos, unless a large percentage of the aided immeasurably if he should profit-sharing policy, all staff operators now have Mrs. Fred Asmus, Mrs. Vena people who live in the immediate be compelled to reveal his secret Bouse, Mrs. David H. McKee, owne.ship in our business - •• and have that vicinitj' approve of the change" files to the Senate ... w"dd im- Mrs. Thomas G. Colley, Miss -TUXE ... asked if this meant a ne.w peril his operatives' lives ... sug- . greater customer-interest which can naturally Jocelyn Moore, Mrs. K. L. Kim- zoning policy, Cobo said "This is gests he might resign if compelled mel; altos, the :NIises Marillyn , come only with ownership. Expect much! it and will continue to be so long to do so. ' and Shirley Shanks, and Jean as I am mayor." .. '" . Mastin" Mrs. H. T. E. Munson, • • • REPUBLICAN AX set to fall Mrs. Clarence B. \Slocum; tenors, U. S. WEATHER EXPERTS ot! the proposed state budget. W. J. Symons, L. Montgom- stationed in Frankfurt, Germany', W. '" '" .. ery, Norman Mooney, Robert cautiously' announce a new form- THE WESTPHALIA STATE Dawson and A. Morgan Johnson. ula to forecast weather 150 days BANK is now reported to' be in advance • . . discovery made W. N. Montgomery will direct $300,000 short. the cantata and Mrs, Willis.'Bug~ Beaut'! 16543 E. Warren, near Outer Drive by American and, German me- .. eo .. bee will accompany. teoroligists working together un- Wednesday, March 29 , .... under your Bonnet TU. 2-0020 der direction of Maj. Roland Lane LAURENCE A. STEINNARDT of Lewiston, Idaho. the U. S. Ambassador to Canada Church Holding '" '" '" and four others were killed to- it j 'Waving- J:olion thai FRANK BUCK: "Bring 'em lh~ day in the crash of an American back alive," famous wild game S pee ial Service. - Embassy plane on the outskirts hunter, is dead in Houston, Texas, of Ottawa. makej af! lhe Ji!!el'ence ! at the age of 66. "The Power of the Resurrec- .. .. ". tion," a dramatic reading depict- '" . '" SENATOR STYLES BRIGES of Monday, March 27 ing,the events of the Crucifixion New Hampshire charges that Rus- INTERMITTENT RAINS for and Resurrection o"f Christ, will several days have turned Mich- sia is manipulating U.S. foreign be given by the Rev. I'aul F. 1 Name •••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••. Date .••••••• t Address ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TUxedo 1-3400 City Zone ••••••. State •••.•••••••.•• , Beaupl''' , Pattern Desired ••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 1Jpho~lerlnfJ Speclel Furniture .,- Interiors DraperIes - Slip Coverl Reupholstering II 18828 E. Waulln, Nll~r Yorklhire natural lacy RUSTIC STRAWS Thrill to your heart's desire with their style' and their • shade. Silver 'Blue, Starlight, Royal Pastel, Ranch or Wild Mink. Styled in the latest Capes, Capelets, su'ddenly~ like a burst of sunshine, transform you , Jackets, Stoles, Cape Stoles, Scarfs and Coats; Mink into a vision of loveliness , . • into the magic .... ollealist · Capes from ~p500*. - mood of EasterlWorn at beguiling rrew angles, the asymmetric 118 CAM'; RAT 8 '\1.' SEE II T B I % I.un AI yo" • plus tax large bonnet is looped in ,lime or coffee taffeta. Only Dittrich ar1d DittrIch_- '.: $19:50 Camera ,R,epairs alone has such RICH. FU,RS { Prol.ctoraond Moyi. Film Rented 56 Years of Dependability 234/ •Grand River at Vernor 16900, Kefcheval at Cadieux POINTE WO,1-9100 Grosse Pointe CAMERA SHOP 16357 E. Warren. Courville Customer Parking Lot' AdjOining OPEN 'TIL 9 P. M. THURS., FRI. & SAT. TU. 5~7418 Open 'tll 9 p.m. .- • ;0 '". Thursday, March ~O, 1950. G'R 0 SSE P OJ NT ENE W S Pa.ge Seven ~ .' fpiane Mai,!llo No Snow Suits for Them ! GPCD Juniors' 'In Florida Kuhns Mark "'", i lIs Now Seven The Junior Class at Grosse I in the Ruedeman car and the A~niversary ",'Ii i "Pointe Day is due to present a' foursome including Mary Langs. _' ,. There were seven' candles on golden glow after the Easter holi- Janie Ottaway, Joan Dryden and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuhn oi."~ j : Diana Maiullo's birthday cake last da~s. Seve.n juniors ~re ~ending Sally Faegol joined their class. McKinley place w~llbehos,ts to a. ! Saturday evening. The little I thelr Spring vacatlon in. Fort mates at the resort. small group of frlends at a din. : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lauderdale. All the girls will be home in Iner this - evening, - the occasion I A. Maiullo iI, of University place, Sally Martz, Nancy Ruedinan time to spend Easter Sunday with marking their wedding anniver- was more than a little surprised I I and Dorcthy Wood motored South their parents at the Pointe.' sary. I to. return .from a. schoolmate's ~------~------: birthday party and find one of , her own all ready to begin. Two of her very favorite play- ~~~ ..~_~.'\t$' ; mates, Kathy and Bickie Bicknell, • " ,who also live on University p,lace, I presentee a sparkling-eyed greet- i i~g w!}en the Birthday Girl ar- . l'lved. • • • i There was a birthday cake and :haJilional, i Diana's .favorite menu: Steak and :French Fried Potatoes. Easter Ba$kets and • ARROW • JASON Pointers ITisit See our -Picture by Moitett Studio fine selection of" Virginia Club' CHIP and JIMMY RHODE, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Bunny Carts EASTER NECKWEAR Arthur J. Rhode of"Oxford roa.d, say they're willing to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Litle give up snowballs for sun and sand any day after winter- New, lovely, and chock full of quality eggs, III of Meado.w lane will leave ing' at The Villa Serena in Lauderdale-By-the-Sea. , this week.end to spend two. weeks bunnies, ducklings and other candies. They'ra 1£trhnlo'lI men~_Wear . at the Farmington Country Club tops in beauty and tops in goodness! Specially 20443 Mack Avenue in Charlottesville, Va. pocked baskets for mailing. Opposite G. P. W. Bowling Alleys Mrs. Thomas J. Litle of Neff How Movies Affect ' Children Told TUxedo 2-6588 Grosse Pte. Wo'ods road is also planning a visit to the . same spot and will make the 2.95 to 4.95 journey in early April, In Talk Before Iv\others' Council The Grosse Pointe Mothers' ed their self. imposed censorship; & Health Council met Tuesday, The movie industry haSt now es- Stuffed Easte,r Toys March 21, at the Grosse Pointe tablished a very worthwhile Memorial Center. Mrs. D. W. Children's, Film Library. Prints Thay're terrific! So bec:lutiful and sp delightful! Bun- Himble, President of the Grosse have been made' of the better ~ Pointe Moving Picture Council., children's films such as Alice in nies and Ducklings dressed in their Easter finery. Same gave a talk on "How the Movies .Wo)1derland, Abe Lincoln, and' with music boxes that play "Eoster Porode." Affeit the Health of the Child." mahY others. These films are . .. . l Mrs. Himble believes that the available f?r' a very low fee in .(:6~ /11 movies have little affect on 'the the Children's Film Libraries. 1.00 to 10.00 I. ".,1, ,r:'.~.~~.~~ health of the child. However, There are .now about sixty-five they often tend to precipitate s.uch films available. , apxieties lying beneath the sur- Mrs. Himble spoke of the ex- ~~11~\~'face of a child's emotions; anxie- cellent supervisiob at children's Just Arrived ••• TRBU ties that are actually caused by matinees. The management is do- q family' strife. Most of the work ing a great deal to make the Spring and Easter Costume .J~~elry ~J})~ done by the Moving Picture movie theatre~a safe place for the Council is chosing suitable child: The ushers are instructed Beautiful Scatter Pins, Neck~aces, Earrings, Brocelets, movies for, the child betw~en to watch the children carefully. ete, to en~once your Easter costu'!1e. TR. BlJ ~~~, eight and twelve. The movies recommended by The teen agel' is apt to go in the Moving Picture Council' are ; ; ; now to wrap you completely in its I'.'Y '}/ I~ ''1~~l his group and will see the ,avail- hot chosen for any personal 'rea- able movie regardless of advice sons of the committee, but are "forbidden'~ aura __ . we suo"o"cst: t .1 from anyone. The child in the compiled by informed persons The Perfume $17.50 to $2.50. ' /'1' ,i,\ eight to twelve year group, who from different national sources. / is not movie conditioned, may be All these sources are non-trade The Cologne $18.00 to $2.00. J'! _\\ seriously affected by tense action papers. Among these unbiased Deliveries TV. 5-8900 ~ ( The Body Sachet $1.50. } , \ or cruelty shown in the movie. opinions are pamphlets by the (also DeLuxe $3.00. size) , ~ !! i} It is a fact that the majority of Consumer's Research, the P.T.A., t 7' I) I,;. , movies are made for adults, even National Legion of Decency, the Walt Disney's cartoons are pro: A.A.U.W. and others. The list of \ -J;{~J duced for the mature audience. approved movies is made from a .,~~~.~.~ I • '-1 ~ It is impossible from a practical condensatioA of all opinions. J .... ,.,.~ , .... , financial point for Hollywood to ------f 'l 9~~~ ! ,,-'"-~\\1 make a children's picture. Young Poz"nter' / t:', Mrs. Himble believes that for .. ~~,jo ..... - the average child, the Saturday 0f f to Boston f l'l' \ afternoon l;TI~tineei,s not harI?ful, t .1:)~ ~ /' ~I~ especially )f 1t cons1sts of a smgle .. ~!, feature and several cartoons. If "We never thought eleven year ~l' I ."-' ~<%" ~'. }r.. I the parent attends wIth the child, olds had such heavy social sche- :..'l the added advantage of family dules" is a familiar statement participation and discussion is of these days at the J. Gordon Hill' great value. residence on Cloverly road what Every child likes Westerns, car- with the activities ot their charm- Gift Whimsies, toons and Abbott and Costello er, Joan Ellis. ' pictures. This is true because On Sunday, she was confirmed right and wrong is made to be, so at Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, obvious, the right always' win- and her godparents were invited by/d;~~ ning. to attend the impressive cere- The Motion Picture Council, mony. Mr. and Mrs. Orison White which is nation-wide, started in. and Mrs. Karl Behr 'were there 1925 in an attempt to make Sat- to see the little church members urday matinees better for chil- who carried the prayer book and ',' dren./ This move was supported hymnal the Whites gave her as ~:1. by the Women's Clubs of Amer- a christening gift eleven years :i:;~ ica and was not too popular as ago. ,,:.:::~",::.:.;,.::.;~.~..,.:',:. the movies were too goody to . Stephanie Fink was invited to " Delh'crics-TU. 5.8900 • suit the juvenile taste. But in the share the beautiful day and ra- middle thirties Better Film Coun- turned to the Hills for punch be- My Love Eau de France, 12.50 K\.<"h";"~'Y~"%'"~'!i@f[.~""0.J ~~~;;:O ;~e~~f:k;::6~~7fI~~::~t~~~::~i;:O~ln~~tl~~~;~~1:::: A pure French essence; ------~----~.------~~.------~------Friday for Boston. The very sub- deb will be vacationing from a shade less potent than the perfume; • Grosse Pointe Country Day and~ exquisitely gift wrapped .. so will enjoy an historical tour in and about the New England ~c;.4ral ~raf}rancej • • • • city. While they're ,East, they'll ANN HAVILAND visit Mr. Hill's brothe.':-in-Iaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carey of Wellesley, Mass .. My Love Perfumair; 2.50 for Easter This week-end is also to mark the return to.the Pointe of Joan A gem-capped vial of perfume for your lady's purse; • Brue Hyacinth Ellis' grandma'ther, Mrs. Louis A. wrapped in a jeweler's case, Peters, who has been in Miami • Lily of the Valley Beach since mid-November. ,. • Purple Lilac Cyril J. Edwards Back • Wood Violet From Hobe Sound Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Cyril J'. Edwards • Carnation ha ve returned to their home in • Provencal ,road. following' six •• Hyacinth weeks at Hobe Sound, Fla. My Love Perfume, 6.50 • The plumed bottle, like the perfume; . • Gardenia is a work of art. Gift wrapped.-ill prieet pili' ~ , ~.- Two perfwnairs; Blue Grull and My Love; A lov.el? basket of gifts awaitt you a., an expression of good- fill thia channing str4w baskttl' will from publie spirited loc.!ll mereh,ants if you have just be- ... Remember, perfumair won!t • come engaged. just moved to .pill or leak in the lady:. purse. 5.00 the city. are a new Mother. td- pIu IUlIlI . have moved within: the city, A perfumair ;fills or just become Sweet Sixteen. the noggin There'll nothin, to:, buy. No COlt or Obl1 •• tion: Arranie to of this chic chick. receive these (ifts.Call your Choice of six Welcome Wagon HosteBS whose phone is listed below .. fabulous pe.dumes. 2.75 Perfume: 3,50, 6.50. 11.50 Talcum. 1,50 Weloonie' 'Wagon Toilet Water:" 1.50. 2.75, 4.75 Sachet: 2.50. 4.50 Body Powder: 5,00 Bath Oil; 2.00, 3.50, 6.50. 12.50, 25.00 Phone ED. 1-7590 2.0956 • wo_ Delillerjes-TU~ 5~8900 " , I , • i' t 7F 7 7 7 • m • Page Eight G R 0 SSE POI N t ~ N EW S Thursday, March 30, '1950 11 Society .New.s Gathered from All of the Pointes -/ From Another Pointe Short and to th e Pointe post Easter Weddings .It is nice to report thatM~S, of View ~-~~------'~--<~MR. and MRS. FREDERICK Of Interest to' Pointe • by DAVID WEIR of Steubenville, E o. • . S th' . V . to OLLISON,JR., of Cloverly road, 0., has bought a home on McMil- nroYlng ouern aca Ion gave a. birthday party Saturday California Marriage.of Cornelius N.. Ra~ III to Joy Andrews Jane Schermerhorn Ian road and plans to divide her- in their' home for daughter, time between the Pointe her JUDY, who celebrated her elev- . Draws Pointers to Los Angeles: C, W. Bishops Announce. If you write a column about what So Exotic • • • So Romantic: .... These newest Spring fashion arrivals! Obtainable.at both. Penthouse Shops • ... . ~ . Sizes 1(1 Thru 16 DRESS SHOPS I~ the Vil1age, tit ..16840 Kercheval. U1'tnS. Pol,. In Fashion Center, tit 132 Madison Ave •• Dtlh'M' (JUR DOWNTOWN SHOP IS OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS be:: ~, \1," • 4~. , . . • ___ 0 __ • " ... ~- _'_.".~ ... , __ ,. •••..... -1. __ " _ ._'_.~_~ .. r"."~ _.~ ••~_.. -...~ .--. __ ,,_-..,A. ..,~ ....~.. ••• ~ .. t . ....:....~....:...:...... :...... - ....-: - . - / ) Thursday, March 30. 1950 . ' G R 0 SSE P 01 N TEN E W S. " s Woman '8 Page • • • by, '/of, and for Pointe ..\Vomen: JS Pointers to Celebrate To Hold Drive Women Voters For Cathedral Meet AprilS Suzanne Campbell To• 35th Birthday ~ Mrs. Frederick t. Ford has sue. The next genera.,! membership DAC's ceeded Mrs. Arthur McGraw as meeting of the Provisional Speak Vows April 15 'ews Michigan chairman of the Na- League of Women Voters of tional Cat h e d r a 1 Association ce Club Invites Entire Membership to Reception and Cocktail Grosse Pointe. Park will be held which helps to maintain the great on April 3 at 1:30 p. m. in the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 0, Campoell of Harvard Party Sunday, April 16: President and Mr5, Ben R, Marsh ' cathedral in the nation's capital. Grosse Poinfe War ,Memorial Head Receiving Line; Specia,l Entertainment Arranged Both Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Mc- Center. Road, To Marry WUliam H. Boman at Candlelight Graw are deeply.interested in a A roundtable discussion on in , . Service in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church membership campaign to be con- "Reapportionment" will be pre. the Great plans are in the making by ~he 'Detroit Athletic ducted during April for the main. sented by the General Resource This year, the family of Suzanne Campbell has eA.....' ; N. Club for celebration of its thirty-fifth anniversary. The club tenance of this great cathedral Committee. any has slated a big anniversary party for Sunday, April 16 when which has been under construc- changed Easter baskets and bunnies for orange blosso~ tion for more than 40 years and The pr~blem of "Reapportion- and tulle as the April 15 wedding date nears for the lovely'", a comphmentary afternoon tea and reception for members is, still less than half finished. ment~' In Michigan has been se- lectedas the next major project ",ere and their wives will take place at the clubhouse from The money will be raised bride-elect. Holden, the Stark Hickeys, Mr. eight-week vacation from which Trio Departs strolling musicians will circu. bridesmadis: the bride-elect's fast at Grosse Pointe Yacht Clu.b and Mrs. Clifford B. Lqngley, the family has just returned. late throughout the rooms dur- cousin, Beth 'Lasley of Toledo by Mrs. Reginald F. Given of Mr. and Mrs. John Norton Lord, Mr. Meredith piloted the family ing the reception hours. On Vacation and the. bridegroom~elect's sis- Beaupr~ road. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Mac- plane on the holiday junket with Ben R. :Marsh. D.A.C.'s presi- auley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. I stop.offs at Fort Worth" Tex., Mr. and Mrs. Carsten .Tiede- ter, Mary Boman. r '::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:=:;;:===:;:, dent, has been designated to cut James Boman will come from I a Mac!5. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Jackson, Miss., (where they,visit- man, of Kenwood road, and their the huge, tienld aninversary cake MacKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lawrenceville, Ind., to be his ed Mrs. Meredith's sister, Mrs. daughter, Sara, will leave today' For 100 Years which will be made in the club James McKinney, John S. New- brother's best man and the Ray Latta); Atlanta" Ga., and for Washington, D. C., .where kitchens for the occasion. berry, Jr" :r-.'Ir.and Mrs. John J. groomsmen comprise Arthur C. many other sun kissed spots. they'll be .joined by Nelle Tiede- KINGS Mr. and Mrs. Marsh will head O'Brien. Very young Douglas Meredith Beaumont, Jr., Edward Gray of -Picture by Moffett Studio man and Mrs. Donald W. Hoag- New York City, Howard Sharp of the receiving line, and among Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Pulliam, and even younger sister, Gail, ac- land of New York Cit.y. have b~en purveyors D.A.C. directors and wives ex- companied their parents on the MR. and MRS. W. H. MAST and their ~on TIM, of Lansing and John Davison of Al- Mr. and Mrs. J. Rex Queeney, With Sara and Nelle, the Tiede- pena. pected to be on hand are Gros:;e holiday. Merriweather road, ,have been escaping the SnOW and cold Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Rahaley, Jr.; mans will continue to Sea Island, of Pointers Mr. and Mrs. David A. rain of the Pointe by making, their winter .headquarters.at The reception will be given at Mr. and Mrs. Glendon H. Roberts, Ga., for a six weeks' holiday. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Peggy Ruth Best Bride theCranbrook Apartments in Fort ,Lauderda~e, Fla, " . the Grosse Pointe Y~cht Club. uFine Things for the Home" Webber, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. William J. Scripps, On Tuesday, Sara was hostess Already there have been many W. Keyser. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Mr. and Mrs. George E. Schenck, Of Robert J. Mitchell at a tea and kitchen shower to showers feting Susan. Past host. SINGING COUNCILMAN compliment Carolyn Taylor who to discrimint:tting 'nee E. Bleicher and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs:' Owen R. Skelton, Boarding School esses include Mrs. Frank Kling- Mrs. George M. Suliburk. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Tyree, Peggy Ruth Best, daughter of will marry Henry T. Ewald, Jr: beil and Mrs. Bruce Bender who Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Verhelle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Best of Cour- George Heckendorn, who was joined forces to give a miscellan- Detroit & Leading up to the important ville road, ~nd Robert John Set at Sattleys anniversary party will be D.A.C.'s Mr. and Mrs. Otis U. Walker, Mr. elected to the Woods. Council in Gay Holidays Enjoyed eous shower and luncheon in the Mitchell of Berkshire road, were Michigan Residents April floor show week opening and Mrs. Thornton E. Waterfall the recent election, was requested By- Fitzsimons Sisters .former's home on Lochmoor and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wood. married in St. Mark's Methodist Mr, and Mrs. Hale V. Sattley boulevard; Mrs. Emerson Frantz, FINE CHINA on Monday evening, April 10, and Church on March 11. of Vendome road are counting to sing a half hour program' of continuing through April 15.. and Nancy Bohringer of Bay City CRYSTAL The bridegroom's parents are Irish songs over Radio Station KatWeen and Janette Fitz- and Maxine Bowlus; The. last Jane Pickens and her six mas- the days till the School Set com- SILVER Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell of CKLW on St. Patricks Day from simons will be leaving with their party took" place "in Lansing and culine Escortiers in a novel sing- pletely takes over their home. LAMPS Parties Hono}' Osseo, Mich .. The bride was grad-' 8 to 8:30. Heckendorn has sung aunt, Miss Kathleen Badger, on the guest list was culled from ing and dancing act will be the uated from Grosse Pointe High Sub-deb Pam has arrived from on many radio programs under April 1 for a week's holiday in former classmates of the bride- special entertainment to be pre- FURNITrJRE. Engaged Pair School in the Class of 1948. Miss Madeira's School and th.e the name of George Dorn. Bermuda: elect. sented on the week's dinner- DECORATIVE last of March will- mark the ar- Mary Louislt Fitzsimons spent Mrs. Arthur C. Beaumont, Sr., For ease and 6-onven'ience when her Easter vacation from Michi- ACCESSORIES floor show. Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Haber- League to Help Crippled rival of the Sattleys' debutantes, gave a shelf and drawer shower Among D.A.C. members at the korn III of East Jefferson avenue broiling food, use aluminum foil gan .State Collegeskiing at As- Children Meets Apr:il 14 Joan and Sue. for Sue on Tuesday evening in Pointe for whom the party holds were the hosts last Saturday eve- or parchment on the 'bottom of pen, Colo. her Merriweather road home. On special interest a.re Past President ning at a buffet supper to compli- Sue studies at Mt. Vernon your broiler pan. You ,can slide They are the daughters of Mr. April 8, Jennie.~uirk, Leslie L.D:KtKGi11CD. The Michigan Leilgue for Crip- p Harry Lynn Pierson and Mrs. Iment bride-elect Katharine Kid- Junior College and Joan attends it off quick as a wink and save and Mrs. Frank E; Fitzsimons of Yaeger and Catherine Kalbfleish Plersc.n, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. ner and her fiance, Harry D, Wise pled Children will hold its reg- !~&. Smith College. . cleaning time. Harvard road. are planning a shower in.J ennie's r:SH!!.. nZflDJ!•.. Alders, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jr: of Birmingham. ular meeting and luncheon on Allmancl. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo A. . Friday, April 14 at 12:30 p.m., at Avery, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E, A. The y~un;;: couple WIll be mar. the Goodwill Industries on Brush Batchelor. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ried AprIl 29. Street, and a conducted tour of C. Beaumont. Their pre-nuptial parties have the building will be made fol- Dr. and Mrs. Eldon C. Bawn- taken a delightful week-end turn lowing the luncheon. garten, Mr. and Mrs. Karl G. when both Katharine and Harry For reservations call Mrs. Carl Benr. Dr. and Mrs. Sigurd R. can be present for the fl,ln. Mr. Kramer. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and.Mrs, Thomas Snelham of.Bir. H. Berry, Mr. and jMrs. Leo M. mingham were their hosts ?n CHILD BITTEN I Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Saturday, Mar. 18, at cocktaIls Cathy Ann Coe, aged 4, of 203 Blessed, Mr. and Mrs, Henry E. and buffet supper. And the eve. McMillan avenue, was bitten on Bodman. ning before that, Mr. and ~rs. the right arm on the morning of :\11'.and Mrs, Frank D. Boyn- William C. McMillan entertamed March 28 by a dog owned by Wil- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. at a dinner party for the engaged liam Newnan of 144 Mapleton road. : / Bush, Mr. and Mrs. George Peck pair at their McMillan road home. / .' ;" / i.". Our three Alices~are-as-much~a-paiforlittleaglrl tradition as that immortal herome t (A) THE SPLIT STRAP ALICE in red or navy'cafC Sizes 8Y2 to 12 .... 6.95. Sizes 12V2 tQ 3 •• ,...7,95. .' (B) THE ANKLE STRAP ALICE in black patent, navy-calf:~red. . kid, white buck' Sizes 5Y2 to a ••':S.95, .Siz.~s8V{ to. 12 ••,"6.95. Sizes 12Y2 to 3.-,:-.:7.95, Bronze kid, one doHarmore'iifall sizes. (c) THE INSTEP ALICE in black patent,-red kid"or white buck~ , Sizes 5Y2 tQ 8 .... S,95, Sizes 8%)0 12",••'6.95"Si~esJ2Yi. to.} .:~~7,9S~ A1J,,-Children's' ShoeI?epartme~t. ,MAIL , ANO' PHONE ORDERS FiLLED -s . ' - " G R OS SE .f.' 0 I NT ENE W 5 Thursday, March 30, 1950 FLOWER BEDS DAMAGED Ivines at the E. A. Kundinger. family was away at the time~anc;l - Some miscreants did consider- home at 1055 Devonshire during the damage was reported to the Short and to I Frc,mAnother. Pointe. of View able damage to flower, beds and tbeevening of March 23. The police by the_neighbors. . I------i i CHARGOT CLEANERS I (Continued' from Page 8) AWe and Sold Exclusively by i.UotoUgin's the Pointe Plan Late' April Return 16211 HARPER 15309 E. JEFFERSON ~::,~ (Continued from Page 8) There are other parties for which dates not yet have --= derdale. ?riving 'so.uth with RO- been set . .• . , .., EXQU'ISITE \ . _._I MANE MEIER were TESS KOS- When the Buhls leave Palm ~each on April 15 ... they'll TUxedo 5-3230 ., _ LOWSKI, MARILYNN MEIER, go up to New York. . . . PIa -- JOAN THIBODEAU and ANN .TO spend ten days or more ... and then more party Poi' = LEINWEBER. Jw plans will be discussed with their debutante ••• .. Am You still have time ...... They'll return to thePoir.te after that ••• ty laderSUBJECTS Gro HAL SMITH, son of MR. and Mary Stuart Macdon,ald a Deb. _ to have all your Dry MRS. HAL R SMITH, JR., of Th J' ' .'" M Rivard boulevard, was recently , e une season promises to be a star studded one for , Bro Cleaning done for Easter = named to tl;le news board of the the' debutante set. . . ' F school's year book. On the 23rd, Mr. and Mrs. Chisolm H. Macdonald of PIa .. I" .. Mirabeau place .•• will give a dance at the Country 50 Spread CHARM - Poi JEAN STEVER, daughter of Club to present their charming bud .•. Mary Stuart. •• , Joh MR. and MRS. CARL STEVER, Who has, just returned to Westover School in Middle- ' :lIte JJome and (jal:den on PIa of Balfour road, has been initiat- bury, Conn., after spending the Spring vacation at the; Da ed into Kappa Alpha Theta 50ror- p . t Ch ity at Denison University, GrJin. o,m e . . .' .' " \, GC!-:Jler m~rn • Va ville, Ohio, where she is a fresh- Preceding the Macdonald ,ball, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore \ • • • • man. D. Buhl will give a din:r\er patty for Mary Stuar(. , • in their' Poi Announcing the ...... home on Ridge '.road ... Cleverly design.ed cutouts of Squ Home from Milwaukee-Downer Graduates in June anI s~eer styro~foam . . . so 8:15 college for spring vacation are Mary Stuart's June calendar was practically filled when PIa : SALLY ANN HUB~ARD, daugh- 'she left the Pointe today. . . attractively colored in the "Off to the Easter Sch , leI' of MR. and MRS. HENRY H. , ~ Parade" Grand- Opening HUBBARD, Muskoka road, and .. She graduates J~ne tj from Ylestov,er ... and then as Clar JESSIE FARQUHAR, '. daughter c~aIrman of the selllor prom . . . she 11 go to. New York traditional E a s t e r shades. CIa! Tl of MR. and. MRS. JAMES FAR- CIty.. . ' They're especially appealing , QUHAR, Kerby road. They will The locale is to be the Ritz , • . a,fact which pleases Poir Neil , return to college April 10. so many parents .ofthegirls .•. because'.in the Fall the to the children .... so you'll Bel-Aire " .. .. elegant old hotel is .to be razed" .. and the Westover want one for each. Also you'll DR. and MRS. ROBERT E. Ball will be one of the last to be given there .• ,. .. ANSLOW of Kenwood court and The deb's brother, Ross, is home at the moment for his want .to incorP9rate one into •.. MR. and MRS. HARRY E. BAR- h 1'd f S P l' C . , .. RE SCHOOL OF MUSIC NARD of Merriweather road 0 I ay rom t. au s at oncord N. H. ... beforearrivin'g the centerpiece of your fes- .. • have just returned from a cruise in the Pointe, he spent a week in New York visiting, hi.s "Gotto be sure .. RI 16014 E. Warren Avenue to the West Indies. classmate, Drew Moreland at the home of the ratter's parents. , .tive Easter table.' which way to gal" At Devonshire Road ...... Join June Buds . I '1 .. MR: and MRS. RAYMOND But to get on to June'sdebdantes . . . ' MOORE of Moran road, will be Julie Thurber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clevei.~nd THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY spending. Easter with their son Thurber of Kenwood road, is to' make her bow at a dinner DONALD and family in ,Little Priced from 1.75 to ,2.50 March :!O March 31 April 1 Hiver, South Carolina. ,party to be given by her parents .. " ...... And Molly Moll, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Lester Papa helps Introducing a new branch of the MRS. ARNOLD LEIBOLD of S. Moll of Moross place brings the Pointe debs' to a total both baby 999 Roslyn road, entertained 20 of four . . • ' Bel.Aire jUusic Studios featuring guests at a bridal shower on 1950's Debutantes March 18, for MISS NELL MAE Of popular . Piano (lnll Accorclian LUEDERS. The color scheme course, there are many more girls who. becdme 1950 was green and yellow, with daf- debutantes in June although their presentations are Private lessons. $1.75. lessons given in your home fodiJs and snapdragons. scheduled for the Christmas holidays . . . : if desired ($2.25). Special hours for adults...... The Winter debs will include Mary Meade Phelan, I Exquisite Creations Artist Teachers: The Bel.Aire staff furnishes much Among the Pointers attending daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Phelan of Moross place 14432 MACKAVE., at Marlborough of the musical entertainment at the Grosse Pointe the D.A.C.'s party at the Indian .,. Judy Elizabeth Dickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yacht Club, Book Cadillac and Statler Hotels. Creek Country Club in Miami C. Dickson of Washington road ... Betty Lou Givens, niece .TUxedo 1-0670 Beach recently were MR. and of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wallace of Lewiston road ... A Free illustrative lesson, showing how any beginner; MRS. LYNN PIERSON JR., MRS. Joan Wadsworth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lee Wads- DAVID C. GILLIS, MR. and h 6 or 60, can begin to play the latest popular sonO'S MRS. HERBER'f J. WOODALL wort of Cloverly road ... Kitty May Macauley, daughter correctly and interestingly after the first 4 or 5 lesso;;. and OSCAR WEBBER.' of Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Macauley Jr. of Kenwood road ... Guaranteed...... and Judy Frost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Orchestra Training. Actual experience in one of Bel- From Long Island comes an. Frost Jr. of Merriweather road ... Aire's talented grad;;:d accordion orchestras. . nouncement of the birth of twins, CLAUDIA ANN and JAMES BEZEAU'S ~ .,# ,# exclusive in Detroit for BREMEN! Accordions Rented, only 25c per week CLIFFORD, on Feb. 22, to MR. (PRONOUNCED BEYS-O) and MRS. THOMAS C; LED. "Music, properly taught, is the greatest mind-trainer YARD. Mrs. Ledyard was the on the list."-Dr. Charles Eliot, for 30 years President former SHARON, VLASIC. ' of Harvard University, '" '" '" MR., and MRS. J. K. BUSH, 'of Lochmoor boulevard, with their son JOHNNY have returned to Free Introductory Offer their home after a six week's visit in Fort Lauderdale. A course of 10 private le8:;cms on pian~' and a cOllr:;c of 10 ...... private lessons on accordian raecordlan furnJshed) to be given to the winners of 11 drawing on Aprll 10 1950. Mr. and Mrs. RPSSEL NUT. Winners will be notified immediately. • TERof Ithaca, N. Y., and their Check your preference and mail now: son RUSTY and infant daughter FRANCES ANN are visiting Mrs. Piano 0 Accordion 0 A. G. NUTTER .of Moran road for Name a few weeks. ' Address GET MSC DEGREES The list of 583 Michigan State , Telephone N6. College students' who completed , requirements for undergraduate ~.~._ ••••••• _ •••••• *_ •••••••••• • J and advanced degrees at the end of the winter term March '21, in- TUxedo 5-3689 LAkeview 6-0521 cluded the names of two Point. ers, Elmer Ray Ross, Jr. and John F. Schwartz. Both received THE bachelors' degrees. BREMEN R~ S.iDvm C.amd.iu One 01 the World's Finest Pianos FOR Bremen . ~. a cardinal achievement in pianos, ,The model shown is the Tra'nsitional Spinet .•• SALE with the simple, elegant grace an 17047 KERCHEVAL atST.' CLAIR 2OJI1Year on Same Corner Ke~~heval at St. Clair in the village . . . TLJ. 5.0719 ' , ~, 5 Deliveries Daily - TU. 5.4827 Open Thurs:~ and Frio Evenings'till 9:00 , , \ ,\ . _$ p $ P 2 ; 2 4 • po SSE e a - - p • • • a " i 1950 Thursday, March 30, 1950 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN EW S ime and Page Eleven :i to the Church Society Church. Among them were: ILucz.e Nauman SkeltonsBack '.. June Allard. Mary Ann Burlin- Community Calendar of Events Neighborhood Ioscape Igame, Mary Anne Stuhldreher, To. V 18. it Here Plans Meetings Home in Pointe St. Pau Peggy Hyde, Donna Klein, Barb ;in's Compiled by The regular group meetings of b)' Van Tiem, Mary Lou Vernier, Club. News M;r. and Mrs. Owen R. Skelton, Pearl Frontera, Gloria Lutfy, Lucie Nauman, who has been i t the Woman's Society of Christian who have been spending several Sally McKet'tliln Betty Di Paola, Carol.Staub, Sue working in New York City tor the .~ Grosse Pointe Community Council -Service of the Grosse Pointe Methodist Church will be held weeks in Palm Beach, Fla., ar- I!....------S~arrow,. Joan Heckendorn, Con- past two years, will pay an Easter' Painting Courses rived at the Waldorf Towers in Pat Gan.t threw .out the wel-I me Curran, Fred Maddock., Pete .. h 'ts Mr. d _ '. on Wednesday April 5. d . Belange . nd Larry R ynolds VlSlt to er paren. • ar. .1 : Thursday. March 30 - Pointe I men's Auxiliarv of C h r i s t The Alpha. group will meet at The Neighborhood Club is of- New York last week-en . come mat for some of her fnends I t a . e . Arthur P. NaUman of Moran road., Players. ~pring Play at Grosse Church, monthh meeting at the home o( Mrs. L. W. Bugbee, fering another eight weeks course, They we~e joined for the week. on. Friday evening, March 24. , After an address by the guest . . Point? HIgh ~c~ool. 8:15. p.~. church, 10:30 a.m. Campfire and Sr., 36. Beacl5n hill. Assisting her in Oil Painting, Textile Pa.int. end by thelr daughter, Joyce, who , ~: I speaker, Reverend John Cogh- Another d a ugh t e r, COllJUe, ; .. AmerIcan ASocl~tlOn of Unlversl- Blue B i l' d, Leader Training as co-hostess will be Mrs. Charles ing, China Painting and/or isa student at Vassar. College. ?~e Wlse. and ;:;tu Fnesema, lin, the entire congre.ation return- spent last week-end with her par- , t.v Women. Fme Ar~s Study course at Northeastern Y.M.C.A., E. Shanks. This is a luncheon Pastels under the instruction of Mr. and Mrs. Skelton expected Mal"'llyn Smlth and Bob Hollar, ed to the CYO Center to see the ents and returned on Monday to , Group. One-Act Play Directed by 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. "The Young meeting which will begin at 1 Mrs. Grace McLaren. The course to return to their. Ridge road and Nancy Stude and !erry movie, "You Can Change the her studies at the University of \lrs. DC.'Jald Worley at Mes. A. Idea" by Noel Coward sponsored o'clock. . just offe~ed in the past eight home, Cour des Arbres, the first Gant gathered around. the T-V World." Michigan. weeks proved so popular and the of the week. set to watch some mOVIes. Brown's. 74 Moran, 1 p.m. by Department of Community The Doris White group. will Friday. March 31 - Poi n t e Services of the Grosse Pointe meet at the home of Mrs; Thomas results of the efforts of the stu------Al Schweitzer helped Pat Playcrs, Spring Play at Grosse Board of Education, Pierce Audi- G. Colley, 421 Champine pli . dents so amazing that by request .PROWLER VANISHES serve cokes, pretzels, and potato ce the course will be given again. Farms police were unable to chips. Pointe High School, 8:15 p.m. torium at 8 p.m. .. Assisting her as co-hostess will The dass will be held on Thurs- find any prowlers when they ...... Johr. D, Pierce School, Spring Wcdnesda:v, April 5 _ Fort- be Mrs. David H. McKee. This day evenings and will start answered' a call to the C.,B.Hull Our Pl?,\'s at Pierce. 8 p.m. Square nighters Club for Young Men meeting will begin at 8 p.m. On Tuesday. March 21, several Thursday, April 6, at 7:30 p.m. residence at 253' Mt. Vernon on Dance, Grosse Pointe Methodist and Women at Memorial Church, I The program will be Mrs. ,SPH students attended the Holy If interested, please call Tu. the night of March 24. Hour for Peace at St. Catherine's Church Women's Soc.iety at Rose 8 p.m. Charles O'Hanisain discussing 5-4600.' HAIR STYLE 1 Vdnker Hall, 8 p.m. Thursday, April 6 - Grosse, some of the home mission pro- . . ... Saturday. April 1 - Grosse Pointe Public Schools close for jects of the Methodist Church. Girls Basketball P POInte "Balance and Swing" Easter Vacation, 3:30 p.m. All women who are members Square Da:lce Club (members Monday, April 10 - Grosse or friends of the church are In the Junior Division Champi.~ o/lhe month onship playoffs, the St. Paul n~lly) at Neighborhood Club at Pointe Faculty Wives at Mem~ cord. ally invited to attend tl}ese Sophs defeated a weary but Hair bril!f enough to (\:lj p.m. Pointe Players, Spr-ing aria I Church. 7:30 p.m. Young meetings. 'frI~ :tWt\.&.\ffil ~ game Jr. G.P.A.C. by the score Plays at Grosse Pointe High Women's Association for Em. _ look smart • • • long School, 8:15 p.m. Bake Sale, St. played in the Com unity at Mem. Historic Memorials Society of 23 - 13. The game was a de- TUxedo 1-7450 cided upset since Jr. .G.P.A.C. ,J 17 Kercheval Ave. Clare Archconfratel'nity at St. orial Church, 8 p.m. Holding Luncheon Meeting enough to softly frame Clcll'E~School, 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 11 _ Grosse was the leading team of the in the Farms league. up to the time of the a pretty face • • • Is the Tuesday. April 4 - Grosse Pointe Men's Chorus (Rehearsal) l Pointe Camera Club, meeting at at ...Pierce School, 8 p.m. New The Detroit Historic Memorials playoffs. The final game was feminine right look for Spring. )ieighborhood Club, 8 p,m. Wo- members welcome. Men's Club Society will hold the next lunch- marred by several injuries-' ------.-- of Memorial Church, Dinner and eon and meeting on Friday, March Marlene Climie suffering a brok- H~ve you seen our beautiful Speaker at Memorial Church, 31, at the Detroit G(;lf Club. This en hand and Marilyn Baker a coilection of Suits and Coats .. Speclall%lnl in 6:30 p.m . affair was originally planned for sprained 'ankle. Each team had April 7. 14 fouls called. Connie Molitor marie REFINISHING Alcoholics A non y m au s at for Spring? Bi,.J Memorial Church, 8 p.m. Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, presi- of St. Paul was high scorer of and Wednesday, April 12 - Grosse dent, will preside at the morning the game with 13 points to her b@auty salon board meeting at 11 o'clock. and' credit. Pointe Public Schools reopen MARY McGregor 1/9 Kercheval Ave. ,Grosse Pointe Farms aiteI: Easter Vacation, 8:30 a.m. this will be followed by luncheon In the SeI)ior Division Champi- Margie LUNDy at 12:30. Colonel S.L. A. Marshall onship playoffs, between St. Clair Between McMillan and Muir Coli TUxedo 1-6833 Fine will be guest speaker for the Recreation Gemokes and Sr. Excellent parking facUities In re.ar for cppcintme,.t I Cjifford iaylors Return' afternoon and three of the So- G,P.A.C. the game ended in a tie Furniture After lengthy Florida Visit ciety's Honorary Pre,sidents, Mrs. necessitating another game to de- -, Ch~rles Horton Metcalf, Mrs. cide the championship this Thurs. John W. Murphy Co, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tay~or of Louis Gascoigne and Mrs. Arthur day night, March 30th at 8:00 Ips 1907 l\Itchigan. cor. 12th Grosse Pointe boulevard, return- Maxwell Parker will be seated at p.m. This promises to be THE Iby WO, 1-0866 , I ed Monday from a five week's the speakers table and especially game of the year-al~ the in- sojourn in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. honored. . vited to attend. . Our Finest Showing 01New For women with the look of bealltyf Oriental Bugs in 40 Years! Bouquet Lentheric $1 S,OO~.OO STOCK ASSEMBLED TWEED A daytime F1'agrance with ~ made-especially. fo1'>You scent. GJ]I~TS It's Ii~ht, airy and so deli- ... cate ... like all things of beauty. Lentheric, Tweed is as fragront . as the first ./ Our Easter Pilrade of "Gayer Th~n Springtime" fragrances is • breoth of Spring, use it lav- ishly as on all-over-the:- 9a1e array of the best our leading cosmetic houses have to e{ferl body fragrance. For a new You'll wa:'lt t~ add them to your own eollection of fin. scenh or' end wonderful alive feeling to give as a cherished Easter remembrance. The aecent this Spring try using Tweed immedia~e- is toward a lovelier, more feminine you •• , and what can better Iy after both or shower; Its freshness w i I I express this than a sweet, lilting cologne or perf:.:mel tykeep you dail')- 1,--2. _5* .....' , t h r oughout the day. The t(ery breath of Spring Elizabeth Arden'i White Magnolia 'I by HELENA RUBINSTEIN Blue Grass Perfume Compact Flower Mist A subtle compliment to your Containing 0 I r ,the frag- rance and deli~ht of it's oil-over delicate look of spring. sister cologne, a solid per. Here's a misty fragrance. that fume for quick fragrant will serve you morning, noon and night! It's lilting quality touchups. Who t lifts your spirits to heights of could be better for travelling! 1_00* floating clouds. For that new spring- you, Flower Mist is .. the scent ta wear YOllnge:r and gayer than Springtimef and wear! White Magnolia 'I }'~ ,. COLOGNE ~;t. (~:.:'»t~~ .., All the romance of a summer nigh~ has been ...."1;.••• captured in another wonderful Helena Rubin- stein cologne. A fregrc:;,t touch behind the eors or at the wrist!> does wonders for thot complete feeling of being well groomed and so dainty. You are ir:vited to view this Great Month-Long \ . Refreshing en a summer shower! White Magnolia April, Exhibit of Colorful Rugs from the Orient Dusting' Powder Evervone is. invited to inspect our gorgeous display of the finest Orientals during the mon;h of April. Come in and learn why they are as economical to own as lower priced. Another fine Helene Rubinstein product! The same scintillating scent of White Mag: domestics. Learn how they are made ... how the exotic colorings of the Orient are put nolia as the Cologne, Dusting powder will envelope you in a cloud of into these creations for your lasting enjoyment. Our huge collection includes small * dointy and wholesome frol1- throw rugs. through the largest room sizes ..• offered at prices way bel~w what you _00 rance. For a complete toilet ,set buy the cologne and dustIng would e~pect to pay for ..such enduring bea uty and quality, 1 powder for all-around freshness. Cologne and Powder Set, 2.00* You are cordially Invlfed to view this magnlflelenf, colledion. If w1ll he ~ur pleasure to flcqualnf you with " the ",any features of fine Orientals i •• without obllget- flon to you. For thot Bold, masculine e'l~ea'lIInc.1 Three heart winning King's Men Set ( Every kind of Oriental i.s in~luded in this collection, Persian and Chilte3e, After Shave Lotion lelong Solid Colognes new as welllU the antiques. Enough to satisfy the most discrimilWtinJ and You'll love the way. the solid cologne glides, taste and to fit every purse. over your skin and leaves you feeling cool and Lanolin Hairdressing fragrant. Choose anyone 'of these scents ond you'll be sure of Springtime .ireshness. There's Both Indiscreet, Balalaika and Tailspin. Nonspillable! for A sparkling after-shove 10. tion for a refreshing brisk feeling. Leaves your face bettler' 11 Q .t • glowing lor, 9 t t e r the shove, At no extra cast we now offer a C)UALI TY ORUG-'. STORFS' wonderful new hair-dressing, rich In lanolin, to complete that all-around well 331 F'SHERRD., GROSSE POINTE groomed appearance. .. 453 EAST ,.JEFFER.SON AVE Just Telephone TU. 5.3453 WO-2."7J28 . ,AT BEAUBIEN * PIllS TlIIX For quick, courtGOUS servi~e' ANY RUG .PURCHAS~D MAY BE RETU&~ED FOR REFUND IF NOT 100% SATISFACTClRY, , 4 ' , p - .. -'# to ,... ,,' .c , ;, .. ~ ,~ .• - - "'- --, -', = Thursday, March 30, '1950 Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE1 NEWS " * * * Garden, Page * * * * Garden Center Pump Burns Out In Park Station. Fertilizers and Their Uses Explained The Number '4 pump in the country, \~ith ample reserve ca- Eager to Help Park's pumping station at Jeffer- pacity to meet such an emerg- son and Maryland burned out ency. One of the best of recent books For News Readers by Garden Expert about 6. p.m. on Sunday, 'March This station has been examined on all phases of gardening has By VINCENT DePETRIS ~ 26. It has been' taken out and is by officials from' many other been added to the. Gar!en Center .It will be impossible to explain found without one or two of 20 per cent Phosphorus and no now undergoing extensive re- communities in quest of informa .. Potash. library. Mr. V. R. DePetris has tion on this subject and is g~ner. in detail in. this short article a these major elements. generously given the "Woman's pairs ... c~mprehensive explanation of The 11 chemical elements are ally conceded to be among the Functions of, Fertilizers Home Companion Garden Book." Manager Lane of the Village best in operation in anymuni.:. fertilizers and how they affect the essential elements needed by It will be helpful to know to New,seed catalogues from many says this in' no manner effects the cipality 6f comparable or even plant growth. We will therefore all growing plants. They are what use the plant takes up the out of town nurseries and seed- capacity of the pumping station outline a few of the more im- found to be present in varying ,considerable larger size. above mentioned three' major in- men have been received. An ex- to handle its load. Just what caused the damage, portant points regarding fertiliz- quantities in most soils. However, gredients. cellent reference file to mag- ers and their use in the garden. to supplement deficiencies in The "ark's big storm water has not been disclosed. The num~; Nitrogen is used by the young azine articles is there for con- bel' 4 was one of the smaller 'Fertilizers are needed because many soils chemical fertilizers pumping. station is one of the growing shoots and foliage and sultation. pumps in the station. growing plants take out of the are necessary from time to time; also by the young. growing cells most modern and equipped in the Your Garden Center is -ready of the plant. To be more exact, lIoil certain chemical elements in Also Trace Minerals and eager to help with your all new growth is first nourished order to produce leave,s. reots, B 'de the above 11 essential spring planting problems. Locat. stems. flowers and frUlt. Were eSI s by large quantities of nitrogenous th 1 t 11 d. f II to the elements there are numerous matter. Later as the plant mal.. ed on the second floor of the e p an s a owe .0 a trace minerals that a~'e needed I tures other elements are utilized War Memorial, it is open the gro~nd and remal~ there to ,decay I f lant growth. These trace same ,hours as that building. It in a greater proportion. DO YOU KNOW: as 15 the case m uncultivated I a: p ., it staffed at present on Monday, th th I t t ke mmerals are reqUIred In, very Phosphorous is utilized chiefly , OETJI.OITS BASELInE. SUP£I\HIGHWAY, 3 reas. th en e de emenldsb a . n small quantities such as 1 to 5 OFfEN MISCAllED EIGHT MILE MAD, IS . Tuesday, and Friday afternoons romf e groun wou ere- '11' to form flowers, seed and fruit I turned to it in due time by the parts per ml IOn.. . TIlE eASE F"OM WfllCH ALL MICHIGAN from 2 to 4 p.m, although it is also needed .in SURVEYS WEI1EOfliGINAllY MADE ANI) Follow the economical ~ decaying vegetative tissues. The Although . ~eeded 10 such ml- smaller quantities in other parts Andrew R. Davis, landscape _a.E LI ...... A SWEET TOOTH: FRO/-1WfiICHAli. STATf LAND DfSCIlIP. architect with the Ilgenfritz LAWN CARE program: First a meal ingredients thus absorbed by de- nute quantttl~s, they are ne~es- of the .plant, particularly in the ...... "'"" , _ TrONS ARE NOW C-IVEN. ABOUT 31,000 caying plants form what are re- sa!'y to growm~ plants as vlta- mature stems where neW buds MICHK;A/ol IS THE NATIONS FOURTH lAP(Esr MOlOR CARS DAILY TRAVERSE TIllS Nurseries, spoke on narrow and' of TURF BUILDERgrass food to renew ferred to as organic matter or ml!1s are to ammals and human are being formed. PP£lDUCER OF MA?tE SUGAIHNO SY!1.UP. aP,OAD 'SUPERH1C.HWAY. broad-If'laved evergreens at the vigor and color, Nextsow~ Sead INONE fl,ECENT YFAR I THE VALUE OF lrIESE • War Memorial last Thursday organic fertilizers. bemgs. to cover bare spots with luxuriant gross. . Among these trace minerals Potash Helps Roots M.~PlE ffiODUGTS FPtOM MICHIGAN'S 'SUC-ABBUSH night. Among those growing COUNTRY TOTALLED NfAl1LY ONE MILLION lX1LLA~S. Harves~ Remove Chemicals , we will mention only a few such Potassium or Potash is utilized slowly, or to only 'small size, S~ LAWN SEED '"7100% w~re: 'Chinese Juniper, grows perennlol. weedfre. mixture. Sow In cultivated land most of I as aluminum, .barium, iodine, by the root system and the woody DOWN, DOWN. DOWN: EMPLOYMENT FOR CNEfIJ large but only about 1h inch a sparingly b&COlIse there are 3.000.- chemical elements are removed 'I lithium and sodium. Besides these stems of the growing plant. It is, 2000 WOP,HERS'BEGINS A MILE BENEAnI t-41011- • ...... ~ 000 seed, per lb. with the harvesting of crops in all plants tak'e up large quanti- for this reason that in the pro~ .'\ '.. :.' J • Thursday, March 30~ 1950 G R 0 SSE POI NT E " N ,EWS " Page Thirteen ~.~~n;.j't:n:9:~:~t~b~:~~1~~~:t/;~:~~i:~Park Increasing Dower Squadron Robert's Boutique Ope~ing Patricia Hammond Models In Kalamazoo College Show Miss Patricia Hammond, of Riv- The latest spring fashions were Taking part)n the annual Mil-' Donald Jackson McIlroy, fire. Fire, Department ,To Gtve ~oncert Erids:8p.'.eculation AbouiAd ard bou~evard, was selected to be [preVie\\'ed before dormitory co- a model for the annual Women's eds, faculty women, and faculty .. waukee.Do;;.~r Col1e~e sWim-I' ~e~u~S~~'o~;e 4~6oi~~~r~S~~:~ Due to the shorten~g of the The. Grosse ~o~nte Powel'l ' . ' . .. •. . ., " ' . League style show at Kalamazoo wives on March 24. Miss Ham. mmg meet .1 ay evemng, March ently serving aboard the heavy week1y hours of ser.vlce by the I Squadron, compl'lStng boat own.: What is this wor~,~'Boutique"? withunusual scarfs, jewelry a.'1d 1 24. was Jessle Farqur,ar, daugh.1 aircraft carrier USS FJ;'lmklin D, C:rosse PointePar~fIremen from, ~rs O.fthe P~o~nte and ,surr.ound-I ~~t does 'it m.e.an? Where did it ,gloves. B.outiq,:e, th:n, is m~i.n;_ College. ., mond is 6 freshnian. tel' of Mr. and Mrs. James Far. Roosevelt, which participated in 7/ to 63 hours, It. has become mg commumties, will have its ongmate? Such are the. ques~ ly a way of dlsplaymg precIous q'uhar 174 Kerby road Operation Po r t rex history's necessary f~r the vI~la,ge to add second annual organ recitl at tions which have been raised in things. . . greatest peacetime ~ock am, three new flremen to ItS depart~ 8'30 A '1 l' a .. , the Pointe since a certain shop Bout,ique of 'Furs by Robert, lVe are now taking 4ppointments With colored lighting and musi- phibious dir-borne assault. i ment. .' l~ ri p.m. on pl'1 1 1n the, ~am tu:ned sI:1ockingJlink an.d~er- opening April I, brings this n.ew for First Communion and Confirmation Portraits cal accompaniment, the swim- If.he Roosevelt took part in the The same. Lhmghap~ene~a few Y~c~e Cl~t the Grosse Pomte tam page,s,of t!le~rosse Pornte,form '~f .htt~e shop to Amenca. met's performed water ballets antt-submarine, phase of the weeks ago In the PolIce l?epart- . '" News, blossomed In the sarna The dlstmctlVe' Frencp. marmer and comedy numbers to alternate maneuvers and "attacked" the ment when the reduction of Ole Foersch, recoglll:J~d as a nostalgic, shade. of-display .. , the unusual French Carl Joyner with serious competition in form island of Bermuda and Vieques weekly hours f~o:n 48 to 40 neces. top co~cert organist. will. be "Boutique" isa French word decor and the whole, conception 20439 MACK Mar 8 MILE TUxedo' 1-:.6200 speed. and diving. pl"jor to the initial assault. sitated th.e addltlOn of four more heard In. a pr?gram of clas~:ical ior a little shop, and originated of Boutique will presentcontinu- ______~ __ ,patrolmen. .. and seml-classlcal numbers.. w~th Mme Schiaparelli just be- ally refreshing surprises to those Five men ~pp~ared for theflre,~ Paul W. Smiley" past comman. fore the war. 'In ,her downstairs who visit the shop, located in the men's exammatIon on.-Satur~a~, del' of the Pointe' Power Squad- salon: an. the Place 'Ven_dome, Punch and Judy Block,' Grosse March 25, befo~e ~he Vlllage CIVIl ron, and Walter T. Meyler en~ Mme. Schiaparelli opened. her Pointe Farms. SILVERPLATiNG ServicE' CommIssl0n. fur. the wri~- tertainment chairman, ha;eco- first boutique (shop) in. which -'------Since "191 0 ten. and oral exammatlOn. Thelr operated in arranging the pro. were displayed perfumes and lit- . SCHWEIKART HONORED ratmgs were 9~.6,91, 83,4, 77.61 gram. There will be no ,charge tIe' "friVOlities ..", Carl Schweikart has been elect. Sarvicing the better U5ers and and 74.6 respectively. for admittance. All members of The idea was immediately ed a member of the Board of. Following this the three high the squadron and their guests are taken: by RobertPi. McKinley avenue on . Mar~h 25 GRANT appointment to fill vacancies oc- ... , at Ga:der for driving his father's .car in a SILVER PLATING 'CO. curing within six month5 and, if We, are now featuring 0419 Riopelle they also pass physical they are manper which endangered two • • • appointed. bicyclists. Not Q, Cold Wove - Phone WO. 3-4299 I • Under the Park Civil Service Len1ieux was seen by City Po. Not 0 Heot ¥lave - procedure no option is given the i lice Officers Del'aedt and Moffat A NEW ~"'lIi1llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJl1IllIlIlJlIIlIIlIlIlIIlIlJlIlIlIIlIlIlIlIlI!lII!HlIIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIllIIIl1li1lIlIlIIlIlIlIllIlJIIlIlIlIl/lJIIlIlIlIllIIII"IH!!IIIJ1I111I11]g appointing power, as is provided when he bumped into the rear of ' ~ BUDGET PERMANENT ~ NOW IN OUR THIRTIETH YEAR ~ in some comlflunities, to name u.$10 a bicycle being ridden on Ker- I Complete, Including Hair C SENSATiONAL DISCOVERY any men who ,have passed the re- cheval avenue between Fisher I t .."\.. quired m~nimum in the examina- and McKinley by Bill Cavanaugh i "" '-' CHILDl\.EN'S SALON i I tions. The Park must take the " VISIT OUR the ESKA fhink eve do [hem ~ of 62 Hall place. Gifford Henckel! ~ We high men in mental and oral, pro- of, 125 Meadowlane, was cycling i vided they pass the physical. wlth Cavanaugh when the inci- i Protein Wave dent took Illace. The City pOlicemen said they Passenger Hurt would be witnesses against Le- mieux and the Farms police is- As Cars Crash sued the ticket. GROSSE POINTE WOOOSl!l,A.t,.ON We would lik; to teke this. opportunity A young girl was injured and i t•• ,., MAl:lC ;"VICNUE TEL. TU) \, , ~ _SHOES j Our specialist in ~hildren's fittings i OROlMN GLEANERS & LAUNDERERS 'I ~,nt to'~:,~o;~r Spring! I I Largest and best equipped plant in' Grosse Pointe, Crown Cleaners &. ';':~) COATS and, SUITS I Launderers is- now under personar management of its president, Joseph New Style! • New Fabrics INCORPORATED • I Holtzman, whqse long, yea'rs in the business gives ~u" assurance thatth~ GROSS! POINTE I utmost in quality of workmanship' and promptness in service is being maintained at all times. , If you ,are hot already a Crow~ c\Jstomer, onet~ial willl'indeed', co'nvince you of Crown leadership. Taka advantage of our quick service,w~enever , , ' " neces~C!lry~lothes. in by II:00 in the m()r~in9 will be ready, by 5:00i,n, I; ))J( the aft~rnoon. Also avail yourself of our new, special laundry servIce. ~,y..,l . Sm.ort For d ·Au t 0 '" 0 b i I e B V ~. i J Branches to Serve You C::~ . ~~~~ E ton sui t s in . " Houndstooth, navy and brown or solid colors~Sizes 3 to 7 ' \1.. 12.95 ''''.~ R. 10,95 He'll really strut in tnis .smart Hounds- ; " tootn check. S I % e s Cleaners' &'Launderers 2-4 o':ld 3-6. \ ... - ,.\ .. -' J4.95 J6.95 ~ VALLEY 1.1000 Jefferson at Nottingharp VAlley' 1-7500 1 ~ .{0 tEA S T J E F FER s.o Nt A T NOT TIN G HAM Fisher Bldg., TR. 5.8424 '17045 KercheValt TU ..;.9236 ,G R 0 5 S E PO I N T E ,I i , , b t .. t .n it'" ...... 'bnH=. -.'d,e- .... "M't••• 'ritl ',ridwtt'."Mdeci't ••• bittnrl ett. '-dMtltk'd',i •. dlt'd"tt'ft'H-dtrt •• -drild e'and sri 'irf 1 t,.:". tdUg t ,". '-t-dCd"t-' t t .' " • Page' I:ourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS 'Thursday,: March 30, 1950 TI " POINTE UNITARIAN fir~i'tion class will. be confirmed I . . . ..' ..'I H. t. p. k .d. , C' Drivers Report ... East JeKerson atRival'd,. at St. James Lutheran Church of. SHOP L...I.G'H..:T.S..." ,...1g; ...a.,..f e, ar 'Parents Honor p~ Rev. Merrill Otis, Bates;'Minister Grosse. Po.in.t~,:Th.e.cla.,.~s.,m. eludes. .,.c...... thefollo~mg: ":,Robert,.Bauer, ....., __ . __ '_...... On"Moross Road, Scouts' Leader Own 1\ccide{lt Sunday; Aprir2. 11 a:m:, shV:- Geraldine, Beliger, Armin Jocz; ..". . ..' . '--.-- Church News ice, of\Vorship.. Guest, ,speaker, N Carol Kru,g~S!lJl'ley !lTels0!l,Jack Congra~)l1at:ons to Russ Har~- Farms 'police said Raymond The parents of 'Boy Scout Drivers of two .cars which .....Ge••••••• ~ .. Dr.'T. M. Shipherdof Ann Arbcir. Petzold,.Hermann Tauchertand ness, the ,gema! Woods druggIst Th 10:30 a.m. Church School.' . Ivesof 252 Moross,. road, was Troop No; 9,6of the Grosse.Pointe figured in an accident at Grosse ShirleyZickThesponsors .of who is' turning Friday and Sat~ driving on the wrong side of the Memorial' Church gave a testi- Pointe boulevard and McKinley will CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN Maundy Thursday, April 6, 8 p.m. Discusison Group. Yow this year's class are Mr. and Mrs. urday of this week into a happy street when" his. ,car, a' )950 ' S t' t p' lace on March 22, reported the GROSSE POINTE WOODS Holy Communion Service begin- . . .. DeSoto,' crashed into a ,1946 monial dinner to eou mas er piere 1 Walter Faust._._ ...... ce ebra t',IOn 0f ..:Iet' f'fth1 annI-' . W. J. GEFFERT, Pastor ning at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 4. 11 a.m. Wo- Hudson parked across the street LeeR.J. ScottOIi Monday j!ve- crash to the Farms police. toriu men\s Alliance. Board meeting~ P(HNTE METHODIST versary of t~e:establishmentof. Apri • • • Sewing. ., , froffi.188 Moross at 3. a. Il):. on ning, M~rch 6. Cyril D. Record of 1048 Whit- Palm Sunday. April 2, regular Meeting Now In, New Kerby his store. He 'has a gift for every~ March 25. The dinner was in recognition tier, driving east on~the boule- spon service at 11 a.m. 'the !amous Good Friday, April 7, special • • • one, even th{ children. . Serv Wednesday, April 5. 2 p.m. - Sch~ol The Hudson is owned' by .of' the outstandin. g wor~ he has vard, attempted a U-turn and Hollywood Pilgrimage Play, "The service at 8 p.m. • * ,* L. 1 H" M: collided with a car driven by BOa! Cradle Roll Mothers, "Music for . Building Site: Moross Road lOne", yde o.f' 188oross. do'ne, for the tr'oop in th.e years no'a« Story of the Life of Jesus' Christ" Easter Sunday, April 9, a spe- Near Kercheval • Kopp's Pharmacy, in ,the Vil- Edmund A. Bowman of 889 Children" Mrs. Winifred Gomez Da~age to the Ives car.' was he has headed. it. He took over Marlborough, Detroit. 5ho" (movie in color), will be pre-' cialEastcr Song Service will be Music Counselor Grosse Point~ Rev. Hugh C. White, Pastor .1age, is 'believed to be the creator estimated at $400 and 'to the ,,' .'. . Hydes' at $300. Mr. Ives was' the leadership of the troop when cia! sented at 7:30 p.m. The public held at 11 a.m. The Sunday School Boa.rd of Education. , Tel. Tu. 1-1129 of the modern styled E~ster bas- FreIl Sunday, April 2: 10:45 a.m. kets ... filled with pure candies, given' .•,a ticket for reckless it was small in. numbers and weak is invited. A free will offering will meet at the regular hour, 8 p.~. B~ard meeting. GROSSE POINTE Ct .-*- ._* -* Morning Worship and, Cantata by novelties and toys cellophaned- driving~. in"scout ,:,,~rk and uDde~ hi.s able 1 Mos~ will be taken. 9:30 a.m. .the chO'ir, "Eastertide," by Pro- , METHODIST CHURCH Thursday, April 6. and i~~plrmg leadershIp It has quic 8 p.m. theroe. , . . wrapped, bowed andfrilled'and l\leeting at Choir practice. ' I grown iIlto. one of the most suc-I inva & '10:45 a.m. Church School for sold throughout America today. KERBY SCHOOL cessful in the whole Detroit area. of ti all departments. Kopp)iagain are showing these 1()~45-Mornlng Worship and by ( POINTE CONGREGATIONAL 12-12:30 Youth Class. traditional Easter gems for the 'The troop now has 52 members. Sermon, Girl 'Scout 10:45-Church SchOOl for all ternl ,240 Chalfonte at ,Lothrop bunny class. " • • >II These were ,present in' a body at depts., nursery and kin- to rl Charles W. Scheid; Minister the dinner, along with about 200 dergarten incL for Quality Tuesday, "April 4: 8 p.m. Board 12;00.12 :3G- Youth Classes.' to Sunday, 11 a. m. -,Worship of Education meeting at the home Harkness Having News of the parents of 'present and past Ant' Service and Church School. : of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brown, memberS of the troop,l'p.e troQp REV. HUGH C. WHITE, Pastor how TU. 1-1129 5 p. m.-Junior Pilgrim Fellow- 1007 Yorkshire road. now has<'a lengthy waiting list. be r 5th. 1\nncrversary Watch our New Churchgo up- Workmanship .. ,; ship. Troop 703 of. Browneil Junior . Mr.' Whitney Rinke~, co~mit- loff, High. enjoyed a hayride recently Marc-os near. Kercheval 7 p. m.-Senior Pilgrim Fellow- Wednesday, April 5: 1 p.m. I This, weekend the Harkness teeman, made. the presentation bara ship. Alpha Group ',of the Women's Pharmacy which' serves the' fast- out at Knock Riding. StCl-bles, of a pair of 'bronze bookends Nan PHONE: TUxedo 1-4640 '", . . Society 'of Christian service growing Woodsseetion of Grosse with hot .chocolate afterwards. One was. engraved with . the. B: Several fathers went 'along. to Monday, 8 p. m. - Board of meeting for a luncheon meeting Pointe, will celebrate lts fifth an- Sco,ut Motto, the other with tile intr. chaperon. Grosse Pointe Linole..,m Co. Trustees meeting. at the home of Mrs. L. W. Bug- niversary. Two, days are being .. .,. Scout ,oath. .. I ST. MIOHAEL~S,--I Monday, 8 p. m.-Piano Recital bee Sr., 36 B.eacon Hill. Mrs. C. used, Friday, March 31, and Sat- Jim Lowmaster. i~ taking over I,.... Sh k' h t Troo,.p 319 of"New,'Kerby elect- CARL OBERNDORFER Committee meeting. ./:;. an s IS co- .os ess., I \.!rday, April 1to mark the oc- the 'duties of scout master. He CHAPEL .. >II >II 8 p.m. Doris White Group of casion. ed the following officers.'recent1y: will .be assisted by Charles 17 Years With The J. L, Hudson Co. . Nancy. Cook, treasurerjJudith (EpISt'll;;.,! ) Wednesday, 4 p. m. - Lenton the 'Woman's Society of G.hristian The Harkness store is located at Henry" secretary; Gladys Steil, Hai'ris., 'A large committee of Lochmoor Blvd, at lo'alrway Dr. ~chool of Religion for boys and Service at 'the home of' Mrs. 20313 Mack avenue 'at Lochmoor scribe. These Brownies'are doing parentS also comprise'a working I Thl' Rev, Jo;dl:ar H. Yeoman; .15123 Mack Ave. Detroit unit to assist and guide the activ- , Vicar girls. Thomas G. Col~ey, 421 Champine boulevard. It was ~stab1ished 'at' tenderfoot. work toward investi- Sunday Services T1 Wednesday, '7 p. m. - Youth place. Mrs. David H. McKee is this location on Aprif 1, .1945 by ture>, ities. . I 8;00 a.m.-Holy Communion Cab 9:30 a.m,-Church School I' Choir Rehearsal.' co-hostess. its present owner, Russell Hark- .. .. ,. At the meeting, awards for 8,m, pre! • -J: • 11:00 -Morning Prayer Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.-Church ness. Mrs. Marick's Brownell .Troop tile' month were made to Scouts and Sermon. Pre! Thursday, April 6:' 8 P;l}1. The business has grown stead- 377 has signed up for Radio Badge qualifying for advancement. ~'Irst Sunday, Holy Commun1on nue Choir. (Nursery during service) Mau~dy Thursday ComrnunlOn ily. through the years and expan- W 0 r k s hop and Conservation Tenderfoot' badges. were re- eve] . . .' service. We will join' with the NI. 4841 Nl. 0109 Badge Workshop. ceiyed by:-Walter Foley, Bill Thursday, 6:30 p. m.-Potluck Redeemer MethodiFlt Church f sian plans ape being-talked about, TI Supper. or I Mr. HaI,'knesssaid yesterday. • .. • Reeves, Donald Worley, George at t: 7:45 p. m.-Lenten ,Program. this s'ervice. Mrs. LaBroski's .New Kerby Risk,. Sandy, MacMechan, Joe the ,4O .. .. The staff includes three regis- Motion picture, "And Now I See.'; tered pharmacists and two' clerks. Troop 620 held a Court of Awards Washburn, Bill Squire and Mar- Sixth Church of Christ, the ~t,\t\e-ad~forSpr'iJg Friday, April 7: 1 p.m. Good at which membership stars were tin Hutchinson. pro' Sunday evening, Youth Groups. A gift awaits those who visit Friday Service at the Woods awarded,to,all, four badges were Second claSs' Awards were Scientist, Detroit sel" the store during the celebration, BAHA'I WORLD FAITH Theater. East Side churches co- gi~en. to Ger~ildine Beliger,' themad€do:' Dick Schumacher; First 14730 Kercheval Avenue Thl; I operating. Dr. Perry Eplar Gres. Mr. Harkness said. "And' the Drawing and Paintjng badge to Class Awards to' Charles Sehal- Lor I Mrs. Floyd H. Munson, Sec'y. children are invited; to be sure!" - New Screens Made to Order - ham speaker-~'WheriSuffering Melissa Collins and Margaret leI'; Star Class to George Nichol- Sunday Servlc"s 10:30 a. m. T he added. ' . and 5;00 p, m. I TU. 1.7052 Redeems." Ann Jones and Second .:Class sori, and Merit Badges to Geprge und Friday, March 31, 8 p.m. Dis- badges to the following .scouts; Nicholson, Bob Schaller and Phil Sunday SchOOl Bez cussion Group at the home of Mr. WOODS PRESBYTERIAN Elizabeth Cass Chapter First 3ession _...__ 10.30 a. m, 2 in 1 COMBINATIO,NSTORM WINDOWS Barbara Bishop, Katherin'e La- Beach. Secortd session ~ _ ll :45 a. m. at 1 and Mrs. Floyd H. 1Y.f.unson,452 Rev. Andrew Rauth, Minister Will Meet on April' 3 Broski, Susan Mulford, tMerry Mr.. Scott will be one of the Con Fisher road. Open to the public. Helen Tillitson, Rochelle Mistele, Detro:t men to lead'scouts to the WectnesClay evenlnf TestimonIal 10Kwick Change $9900 19950 Mack Ave., at .Torrey Road -,-- . Meeting at 8 P. m, Subject: "Study of the Coven- Elizabeth Cass Chapter DAR Orinda Coepplin. national Jamboree. at Valley Sunday, April 2, 9:45 a. m.- Readlnp, Room upen Wep.k Day~ InstaUed. Painting Extra •••••••• '•• ants." The Promise of all the of Grosse Pointe Farms will meet Refreshments were served to 'Forge in July where some 40,000 T Scriptures. Church Schuol (9 years a'nd old- ro:uo a. m. to 9:00 p. m. t at 1:30 p. m. on April 3 in the the girls' mothers who. were scouts froin the entire country Det >I< • • er). Sunday 2 :30 t.. 5:00 p, m 10 Featheriite All Aluminum $17900 Woman's City Club. guests at this meeting. will participate. ' 11 a. m.-Worship Service: be , (24x24) Installed ••••••• "...... _ Sunday, April 2, 10:30 a.111. ant Children's Class at 132. Moran "Palms and Hosannas" the recep- Miss Elise Phinney will give a report on the state conference re~ Mary Alyse Kline Plays 3D, 1 road. Subject: "Behold I c'reate tion of new members. b sac: new heavens and a 'new earth." 11 a. m.-Church School (3 to cently held in Lansing.' Mrs. KIRSCH CURTAIN & DRAPERY HARDWARE Harry Stearns, regent, will ,pre- In Wayne U. Producti9n pIa: (1sa. 6:5:17). t 8 years). side at the board meeting at din 7:30 p. m.-Tuxis Club meet- Mary Alyse Kline of Rivard OJhrist, We have a complete stack of 11 a. m. Hel Single .. Double .. Extension & Traverse Rods ST, JA,MES LUTHERAN ing; Worship,' Patricia Smith; b 0 u 1e v a rd played. ther~le of 170 McMillan, near KerchevaL Program - Nancy Ramsay; Re- Helena in the Wayne University Free Estimates Open Any Evening freshments, Eric Schweitzer. Receives Cap and Bib Theatre stage production of. Will- QTqurrq FHA Terms 'By Appointment Rev. George, E. Kurz, Pastor .. • Friday, Mar. 31-Choir Re- . . In Colorful Ceremony iam Shakespeare's gay comedy, 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard hearsal-8:l5 p.m. Wednesday, April 5, 7:30 p. m. "A Midsummer Night's Dream," >II .. • -Troop Committee Meeting of DURHAM, N. C.-Kathryn Mc_which was ,given at the,Detroit, City Sash & Screen Co. Sunday, Apr. 2--Palm Sunday. 'Boy Scouts, No. 546. , . Cullough, a first-year student in Institute of Arts ,Auditorium on Palm Sunday -'11,:00 a~m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.-Les- 8 p. m.-Chan~el Choir Rehear- the Duke Uriiversity School of the evenings of Match 9, 10 and 14000 E. Seven Mile Road . son: "The Death and Burial of sal. Nursing received her llUJ;:se's:,cap.,:11.:' '_.: c' tfoly Communion, Blessing ond Distribution, of Palms Jesus." Divine Service at 11 a.m., Thursday, April 6, 7:30 p~ m.- and bib at a formal, ceremony LAkewood '.3700 LAkeview 1..1515 conducted by the Pastor. At this Boy Scout Troop~INo. 546. here Saturday, March 25. The secret of success in con- Sermon C. D. Campboll, Owner-1031 Horvord Rd., Grse. Ptc.-TU. 2-9192 She is one of 49 Duke "pre- versation is to. be able to dis- service the confirmation class of 8:15 p. m,.~Maundy Thursday The , Rev. Dr., J. Clem~ns K.;>lb,Rector 1950 will be confirmed and ac- Communion Service, with Chan- clinical" students to participate agree without being disagreeable. cepted into the Church. cel Cholr singing "Olivet to Cal- in the candlelight capping service -Bishop Wilson ! '" '" • vary" by Maunder. ,which marks the end of the six~ 1- Monday. Apr. 3-Vestry-8 p.m. • • • month preclinical period in nurs- TRUE ZERO ZONE fREEZER L9CKER Full-width, fully enclosed. Keeps even ice cream' filmly frozen. Holds 28 lbs. ofiood. . ' FUll.WIDTHQUlCK (HillER Store~ m'~ats"-quick-chi~l. Prompt beverages, desserts and salada. Repair Service Phones~ ,t' TUxedo 1.7305-1.9672 , FUn ..YfIDTH CRIS~ER DRAWER. Glass-covered. Keeps fruita. JPiumlJing - Heating' vegetables, and ~. fresh. • New Installations crisp and tasty in mOISt col~• • Quality Materials ' • Guaranteed Workmanship 229~ . FULLY ADJUSTABLE'SHELVES Arrange them to suit yotirBeif GAS Radiant Heating EASIEST TERMS for foMs of any size or shape. Burners - Boilers • Residential • American Standard.' Bryant. • 'Commercial . "Freeze and Heat" Burkey. Roberts Gordon. and other efficient. reliable and economical equipment. • Industrial F.H.A. Terms DETR'OIT' SCREEN. CO. Laya Plumbing & Bleating 17328 Mack at St. Clair TUxedo 1-7305, - TUxedo 1-9672 PHONE TU:l!:edo'1'~6130. I 17322 H..... STORE HOURS: 9:00 - 6:00 P.M. i I I I', • . , ' L~_~ --- .__ .~- ...-.---.~--..------_ .._------~-,--~-----_-.....--.-._--..----~-_.- ,---_. , , Thursday, Mo!Irch 30.1950 (; R 0 S5 E POI N TEN E W S Page Fifteen Pointe Masquers to Give mer Noel Coward Play April 4 C:sto ; flh I'hich Corner ~~< rosse The Grosse Pointe Masquers IMother'~ villa in Italy. where w111present ,~oel Coward's "The their gracious Mother, to 'be play- inley To be GOOD, food must be Young Idea 10 the. John D. ed by Beatrice L. Cook, r.nd her AVE. M HEY AT A&P i the PIerce JUnl~r HIgh School Audi- bewildered friend, to be portray- FRESH. R. the best of food tonum. at .8.30 p. m. on Tuesday, ed by Ellsworth Beeman, find For even uality with iV'hit- Apnl 4. SInce the production is their several plans thoroughly up. oule- sponsored by the Community set to the voluble astonishment loses flavor and t~e steps we d Here are and SerV1ce of the. Grosse Pointe of the Italian maid, to be enacted 8"e. . the freshness AnyDayin the Weet Not Just on Week-entlsl" take to Insure, 1 by Board of ~dllcatlOn. there will be by Ann R. Apple. of A&P foods. no adm1SSlOn charge. although the V . Ch 0 h d t k 889 h .' b eromca ase IS ar a wor ~. O\~ IS. to e produ~ed by spe. as assistant to the director, and We buy only the freshe:~ c1al anangement w1th Samuel Hal K . ht' h dl' th d to direct from. fann f French Incorporated mg IS an 109 e u les f 00 d ly or . . of stage manager. - Charles Exley and Dorothea , _ factory. We buY on "1 Find I Save Money ANY Masset will portray a pair of .- ,1 current needs. qUIck thinking teen agel's who II American legion We ship it quickly~: Day I Shop at ~&P. ~* Not invade the E,nglish countj' estate I store or warehou~~. tem- of their own fath~r, to be enacted Auxiliary News keep it under prolumidity Merely on. Week-ends!1I . by Charles Raballt, Jr. They at-I ------perature and III tempt during the first two acts IT •• 303 n- to rout their step-mother Cecily,DI conditions. Yes, you can. shop and save ANY . ~t loW to sell to be played by Betty Van 1 G P • 4 We prIce • Antwerp. and to stampede her rosse oln.e day and EVERY day at A&P be- or quickly. . household and guests, who will I By Doris Nielsen thing you be represented by Joseph A. Det- We gua~a~~\:v~:y fresh and cause A&P attempts to keep ALL loff. Don Jones. Eunice Otto, Bar- .------' I buy aft Al please tell us if it prices at one sensible level ALL baT a Loesch, Philip W. Fox, Our first meeting in the Vet- flavor u , Nancy Hall. and Hunter Stair. erans Room was a real success isn't. THE TIME to give you the most By the third act the youngsters' and all memb~rs approved, so intrigue carries them to their own that's the meeting place .from good food for your money day-in now on. Writes ...... and day-out. ~ Customer Relations Depl1l1ment, 1 Church to Give We're most happy that we were I abl~' to donate a table with our A&P Food Stores name plaque on it to the Veter- 420 Lexington Avenue r. Lenten Cantata ans Hospital for their library. • • * New York 17, N. Y- -,...-_...... ---~ ,~" The Lenten Cantata. "Olivet tei Congratulations to our Jean - Calvary," by Maunder, will be presented at Grosse Pointe Woods Odgers who is flashing a beau- Presbyterian Church. Mack ave- tiful diamond on the third finger, left hand. The lucky man is nue and Torrey road, on Thursday Cut from Tender Young Porkers-RIb End evening. April 6. at 8 p.m. Dick Parker, a member of North- west Detroit Post. 09 This v/Ol'k. published in London at the turn of the centu1'Y. depicts • .. * ~.:: ' the incidenL.; in the last days of How about that get-well card '~ •• '.O.~,;,:.,,' the Saviour's life on earth. It to our sick members-Jean Mul. P'ORK LO,IN 01: t, provides the musical portion of a leI' (Vi Farnum's daughter), ~; service commemorating Maundy Margaret Bridges and Post mem- I~i., Thursday'. The: Sacrament of the ber Ernest Hapke. Jean's address Lord's Supper will be observed. is 436 Lothrop, Grosse Pointe Lb•. Farms (30). Mar~aret's is 20124 ROAST C The Chancel Choir will sing 3.1 under the direction of Wilbur R. Chalmers (5) and Ernie is still Bezeau with Mrs. Fred M. Young at Vetenms Hospital in Dear- m born. m. at the reccnUy dedicated organ. Community attf'ndance is invited. • • • "Super-Rlght"-Mafure Beef-Juley. CIGse-Trlmmed !aJ Maintaining family ties for WRITERS PLAN PARTY war veterans who are forced to Crisp, Solid Iceberg The annual spring party of the spend long periods in veterans' Lb. Detroit Forum for Writers will hospitals is one of the services SIRLOIN STEAKS be staged at the Roma Restaur- being performed by the Ameri- • • can Legion Auxiliary's Volunteer Head Lettuce ant on Thursday. evening, March "Super-Right"-From Tender Corn-Fed Beef . - 30, at 8 o'clock. Vint:ent Gage is Hospital Workers, according to Mary DelBarba, our Rehabilita- social chairman. Aiding him in 60-Size C tIon Chairman. This service is Heads 19 planning the menu for the Italian FULL especially needed by Veterans in Lb. 2 dinner are Pearl Hidey. Louise CUT mental hospitals. many of whom ROUN'D STEAKS Hennessey and Blanche Quint. have little contact with their Bottom Round" ••• ,' .Ib, 77e Top Round ...... lb. 8le families. The Auxiliary workers endeavor to keep the families Florida Crisp Green informed of the Veterans' pro- ChoJc" c * d B Lean • Lb. gres,'; and to keep up family in- Pork Chops Center Cuts • • • Lb. 69 51.ceacon Rindless • • • terest in the Veterans' welfare, c Pound Pascal Celery '23~t~~:29c Thev write letters for veterans, Leg 0' Ve.al M1{~di~~• • Lb. 49 Pork Sausage * • Cello RDII encourage visits from families • • • Snow White Cauliflower 4 ., , ••• ' •• ,. Each 29c that Q life inturorw:~ f)/an can and try to keep the veterans c from feeling that they are "for- * Lb. 43 onune- for the canceUation Skinless Franl(s AJ~o~~;tt * Bacon Squares . • * • * gotten men." A recenl. survey by Cuban Pineapple 1~~f~ ' ;. ~Ch 29c of your -ortgoge at time of 11- to 13.Lb. the Veterans Administration *bsor Lean Plate c Soutrlern Boiling Bee! * * Lb. 2.9 Hen Turkeys ~:::J; Average ' h 5 ~? showed that one-third of its Short R. * .Re.d Rad IS es Grown .,., •••••• , ; •.• , BUnch' C Albert F. Fiorello 52,.000 mental patients had not \ . starr ~lanall:er been visited by family or friends Golden Bantam Corn ~~~~~:, ••••. _.6 Ear. 49c 1725 Manchester Blvd. in the past. yeai'. Many of these Lenten Dishes Are Tops Wit" A&P Fish Grosse PoInte Wood. would be definitely helped .by I A&P Flavor-Fresh Frozen Foods visits. Auxiliary volunteers on Ready for the Pan "R\lslne .. - 1"), 11-6750 Ready for the Pan Residence - TV. 2-9367 duty in the hospitals endeavor to Florida-Gold Fresh-Frozen give the families a better under- I c c Lb. Lb. 13 THE PRUDENTIAL standing of mental illness and Fresh Herring 17 Whiting • • • • INSURANCE COMPANY Of AMERICA. enlist family help toward re- A "'t;"It';:I'''''U~I'''1~r.(,I"npa ...- Fresh Cod Fillets .. , , , .. , , Lb: 43c Halibut Steaks , •• Lb. 47c '~J)M(Jt~,d b-Ii tit_ S!a'f of NtItI J.... '1 covery. To bring the outside . Sunshine world to hospital patients, the Frozen Strawberries Brand • • • • •• • _ 14-02:'39Pkg. C Auxiliary sponsors frequent par- Haddock Fillets , ., Lb. 43c Rosefish Fillets • • • • • • • • • • Lb. 33c ties and entertainment in mental. .. , ""-212-02:. 4S Honor Brand Peas...... •r. 'l '. Pkgs. C as well as in other veterans' hos- I pitals. r - -~ ( Deanery Seeking Donors For Red Cross Blood Bank Pasco or Nu-Zest Florida Thank You Brand. HOT CROSS' BUNS' Thursday, March 3.0. marks the 46-oz. c c • Can 35 Kiefer Pears 2~~~, 21 ' Jane date for the Eastern Deanery Orange J.uice Parker Mobile Unit to receive volunteer 'd C Golden Bantam J 16-oz. 23#0 donors for the Red Cross Com- lona Apricots GoiJl~~e~l~des •• ,.", •. 2~'a";'19c PIymou th M 01. orn Cream Style Cans' '" Pkg,ofl0 munity Blood Bank. The place is St. Anthony's school, Sheridan at South Haven Slueberries 2 g;~~'39c lona Tender Green Peas , 3 ~;~~.3Sc Farnsworth, from 3 to 6 p. m. and 46-oz. 21c 7 to 9 p. m. Thank-You Blackberries 2 lE;~zs33c lona Tomato' Juice , , . • • Can The drive is promoted by the Catholic Women Societies com- . For Bett"r Large Size Fresh Iced 2~~o;'27c dexo Shor tenlng Bakin/( Success .', , _ • 3 ~~~69c prising the Eastern Deanery and Sultana Fruit Cocktail I is under the supervision of Mrs. Sultana Prune Plums , 22~o;'19c lona Tomatoes ' , 2 ~~~;'23c E. C. Vismara, of Westchester Banall0 road, Grosse Pointe. "We will ac- 't H M'lk None Eetter cept both men and women volun- .Lib~rty Maraschino Cherries .. , 8j~:'25c WhI e GUSe I Evaporated, , • , 3 J:~~34c teers, and hope for a large reo • ' P h Sliced Layer Cake • sponsp ciS the need is great," said Iona CI Ing eac es or Halved .," 2 ~;~;.35c Sunnyfield Pastry Flour" ... ' . '.' ,. 5 k~g35c • Mrs. Vismara. Donors may <'on- or Light or Pkg. l-Lb P' Quart27 ..- of lSc tact her at TU. 2-2929. Jacrosk F t 4-X Sugr- r Dark Brown • , , 2 Pkgs'. 23c l ang 'sweetS' M'IX It: kles.;,.,' _, . Jar C Brown 'n Serve Rolls .. , ...... 12 't B d Sliced ' 20-02:, 15 Mrs. Ford Named Director' lady Betty Prune Juice .. ~L~~rt 25c Sophie Mae Peanut Brittle ... , ... k~x37c M,arve I Wh I e rea Enriched. t. " •••• Lor..! C • Of Boys Republic Agency ' Always Crisp Lb. 59 Quart 39c 'I t T' Made"Fluf!"With '4' RoIls 27 Jane Par ker P0 tat0 Ch IpS Always Fresh • Box C Ann Page Salad Dressing , . ' Jar Nor th ern, T01 e' Issue e ) Mrs. Frederick C. Ford of .t Light.F1Uffy., 29 GIa ze d D0 nus Deliciously Fresh •• •• • • , Doz. C Bishop road has been named to Redeem Your Coupons at A&P Paas Deeorai'ive-Pure Foods-Easter a board of directors post at Boys' Lge, Gtant Wildmere, 89 Score Republic. The post was left Pkg. Pkg. vacant when Mrs. Sidney R. Super Suds c Small resigned. • • 2S 61c Egg Dyes • • • • Fresh Butter • • Plain or Pimento-Cheese Food A'&P COFFEE ~-Lb.~5c Ched.-O ..Bit • Pkg . .6a Eight O'Clock • • Borden Chateau ~l:i~i~~~ice.• '~'.•••. ' 2~~6Sc Lb. c 3-Lb. 195 BlIg 67 Bag - ' d M I 0 B't Processed 49 Lb. 51lee e - .. I Clean Food •••••••••• Lb. C Red Circle Bag 70c Wisconsin Muenster Cheese. ''''.,ltr.- Lb. 4Sc BQka r , .. , k~g 72c All AlP Sap.r Mark.ts Only Wisconsin Mild Cheddar Cheese " ... '._ Lb. 43c Geb'r'.Fruiti and Vegetable. Make •• Delicioul Chocolate Drink Cara~el Coated Popcorn Extra Pkg. for ,1c with Purchase of Chick-Chick-Presto LoChoy Brand 2 Pk!l•• at Resalar Price . Baby Foods ., Bosco Cracker Jack Cameo Cleanser Egg Colors Bean Sprouts Strained Can. c or Juniol' 4 3 3 12-0~.1Sc: 24-0~'47c c A1l3 l' 4c Combination. 1 5c Jar Jar • 3 Pkgs, 13 For Package , ------_ .. Nestle'. Semi-Sweet Kitchen Charm A-Penn Deodorized French Both. Size--Pure, Mild White Floating Mild Kind to Your stoll ;' ; . Morsels 'Wax Paper Dry Cleaner '$wan 59CiP Swan Soap Lux Soap 6-0z. c c c l'k,. 19' 12~li 11 g;i 9 Sc 2. Cakel 1S 3 ~1fes13c ~~ 10 ,, .' • $ • 'S • $ S Q' rt .".,,._ « • « • ri' ,aD ..... b +t ..... a e •• s. t 1 r • r sc.,' Cd C •• , •• s.r tne'5 • a . a17 S ••• a •••• • r j = c sa •• « * . SA"" •• *'. .t. "b - -- --...... ,...... -...... ~ ...... __ ._._ ... 4 : ". __ 4~"fo.- .... _ ...... ; ...... w..--~ ...... __~_--_~_r-__.__._.---.-,.----- ;'iJ \ Tnursday, Marc:l; 30. "950 Th Page Sixteen' G R,0 SSE POI NT ENE W.S ~' II -,~ Fi~ Sporfd Basketball League Plans Innovation SporfJ In . The ond p Paul : Championship Quintet Given crackl Division Champs to Battle Grosse pointe Yacht Club Kids Ha~e Own League stop pi WOUD' Banquet by Chet Sampson with; All Stars in Three Games third By Fred Runnells present t hat regardless 0 f whicr. lead Tripie-J,ec!lder Contest Will Climax Season At Neighborhood What should have been a eom- whether they finish first or last Grosse Pointe teams have earned Dansl Club On Monday Night, April 3; First munity project was taken over by one Pomte citizen' and done the respect and are always the ThE .Gal'Tle Starts At 7 champions of the League in up in grand style. andC sportsmanship. . way~ , Bv Fred Runnells Chet Sampson, Grosse Pointe's Prefer Eating remai Something unique'in Neighborhocd Club basketball ~ill gypsy traveler. read this writer's The evening was supposed to Wh be attempted next week when All Star teams from the M~Jor, gentle hint in the News t~,o be capped off by going to the wagir Minor and Junior Divisions will battle the season champIons weeks ago which stated ,It theater but the boys took so long amon would be nice if some enterprIs- jn these divisions. ~ in consuming the bountiful spread ing businessmen or organization Bob Schott, .St. Clare. that it was too late to catch the Tracy Motor will attempt to could see' the wa:r clear to honor Bob Messmer, Riley Motors. second show. Old elimax the 1949-50 season with a Grosse Pointe's Border Cities Jeep DelBarba, Riley Motors. SCimp_ win over the Junior Division All League basketball champions." To my way of thinking Ban Leroy Guerissimo, Riley Motors. .son's unexpected gesture wal; Stars in the first game of a triple That statement was made on Jack Dillon, Riley Motors. header bill ,on Monday, April 3, Thursday. March 16. On March one of the nicest things that has Gel Jim Burns, Manor Bar. This game will get underway at 17 invitations were received by happened in the PO'inte in years. 30 YI Glenn Holt, Manor Bar. Here was a man who enjoyed 7 p. m. the eighteen cage members and backl Dick Gallo, Manor Bar. 1 In the second game Grosse their coach Ed Wernet, the Blue Devil contests so much 1920. Coach, George V e r don c k t , that he took it upon himself to for a Pointe Post 303 will battle its All Goes One Step Further Stars and Grosse Pointe Valet, Riley. foot the bill for a banquet that quet. Sampson carried tha suggestion unbeaten in league play and play- MINOR LEAGUE should have been a civic under- JSl off competition will attempt to Don Patterson. Tracy Motors. a step further and invited the taking. U. oj keep its recc~d unblemished in Ray Leonard, Tracy Motors. senior members of Coach Frank In other communities champi- atew the nightcap at 9 p. m. Kirk Walsh, Tracy Motors. ' Banach's second place Border onship teams are honored by the athle Will Climax Season Ted Mumford, G. P. Optimists. ,Cities League swimming team community and not one ma"n. prom and Principal Walter Cleminson. Maze This talEmt-loaded evening will Jim Barker, G. P. Optimists. How About St. Paul's? climax the Neighborhood Club Clear Weaver, G. P. Optirllists. The banquet, which incident- "Tilli ally featured scrumptious steaks. It still isn't too late for this prom basketball season which has pro- Bill Mason, Metropolitan Club. community to get on the right vided organized competition for Jim Handloser, Metropolitan was held in the private dining quE:'t room of the Village Manor on track and honor another Pointe Wed] better than 300 Pointe kids, teen Club. champion. agers and young men during the Jack Howard, St. Amborse. Tuesday, March 21. 6:30 winter months. Bill Billumo, St. Ambrose. Speeches were short. Principal St. Pauls Flyer basketball Fa: Coach, Bob Messmer, Riley Cleminson congratulated Coach- quintet won the East Side Sec- agen Can you figure a better way to Motors. es Ed Wernet and Frank Banach ond Division title and so far I team keep our youngsters occupied JUNIOR LEA(iUE and their teams for giving the haven't heard of any plans to Batcl during the long winter? Bill Rossiter, G. P. Optimists. Pointe a winning season in both honor these champions. head If we had a biggel' gym and Mike Wallace, G. P. Optimists. sports during the winter cam. Let's give these boys a dinner Th better facilities more Pointe John Tower, G. P. Optimists. too but let's not leave it up Grosse Pointe Yacht Club bowling officials believe in getting their future bowling stars started early and have pro- paign. The highlight of his to pIe. youngsters could get in on this Sam Shaw, Steiner. speech came when he told those just one man. Lewi good wholesome rEcreation. Shawn Fraser, Brownell. vided a Saturday morning league for the youngsters of the club. The youngsters vie for trophies on a handicap basis for Desrocher Deserves Credit Jerry Goebel, Brownell. the season. A trophy is ,awarded to the top boy and girl keglE"W at the end of the season. Left to right: (back row) JERRY Much of th~ basketball success D. Terris, Brownell. EWART, DAVID MAGUIRE, BOB RAHM, PHIL RAHM, ARLENE ZICK, PAULA SUTTON and CONNIE ZICK~ ~c= ==- = = ~ at the Neighborhood Club is due Bob Warner, Turner Buick. Center row: JEANETTE JACOBS, PEGGY MORELAND, CAROL FREDERICKS, CAROL ZIMMERS, MARIE JACOBS, to the untiring efforts of its Ath. John DeCicco, Turner Buick. STEPHIE MILLENBACK and BETTY ZIMMERMAN. Front row: BILL WACHTER, RONALD BIRGBAUER, BILL letic Director Bill Desrocher. Bill ~{rumble, Jets. Healthful Clean-ness and TONY MOTSCHALL. -Picture by Fred ~unnells Personnel of the All Star teams Co "AI Mann, G. P. Op- will be as follows: timists. MAJOR IJEAGUE •All Star Players were chosen K-ll- P CDS Teams End is iust one of the Bill Lane. St. Clare. by RefereeS' and an All Star 1 lng ace Post 303 Team Wins Crown benefits that a _F_r_an_k_M_es_s_in__St_.g_._C_la_r_e. C_o:nmittee. Maintai ned Court Season In Club Basketball League ST AR cleaning Both Country Day School bas- Underdog Optimist Quintet Fights' Right Down To Wire ketball teams went into their last gives your rugs OpenAmateur CageTourney In Pin Loop games of the season with cham- In Final Game After Whipping Champs In pionships' at stake. Although the Previous Contest league itself was abolished this HEALTHFUL Games at N eig hborhood Club P & J Cocktail- Lounge, no year technically the Reserves CLEAN-NESS By FRED RUNNELLS Glenn Holt, Jim Burns and Dick better than fifth all season and , By Fred Runnells' won the championship when they Grosse Pointe Neighborhood Gallo. somewhat below most of the A strictly underdog but fighting Grosse Pointe" Optimist beat the Liggett School team on GREATER Club. a basketball hotbed for the Valets to Play time, have finally hit their quintet carried its battle for the Minor division crown right March 21 on the latter's court. The Pointers led all the way BEAUTY past three years. has been selected Most of these boys will com- stride in the Rotary Bowling down to the wire before dropping a thrilling 39 to 37 over- and ended up 011 the long end as one of the sites for the De- pose the Neighborhood Club All League. In recent weeks they time decision and the title to Post 303 last Thursday, March troit Times sponsored First An- Star team .. Gro~s~ . Pointe Valet, of a 26"17 score. Denny Edgar LONGER nual Open Amateur. basketball 1949-5~ maJor ~lvlslon undefeated have ~ined steadily and now 23, at the Neighborhood Club in the Club basketball league. was high scorer with 13 points. LIFE tournament which starts Monday. ,ch,amplOns, WIll also represent are tied with Mondry Clean- These same two teams battled ~)------The team ended the season with A ril 10, I' thIS area. ers for second place, one point in an overtime contest on Tues- game when it racked up 9 points a rc<::ord of' five wins, out of six p. ,:.., Teams from Toledo, Maumee, out of first. day, March 21, which saw the to. the Optimi~ts' 7 in the three games. The tou~'nament IS m chargE' of 'Ohio, and Windsor are the O'ut~ Optimists keep their title hopes mInutes overtime to earn the The Varsity lost its chance at colorful ClOcy ~ach~, :well .known, state teams already entered. If Don Kammer can keep his alive with a 46 to 36 victory. Ted playoff title. the title when the Liggett var- local basketball offICial an,d for- Teams from out of the city that hook working, they're in. Of sity won by a 50-35 score. ' Starry mer, coach ~f the olq P~t\Olt pro- have applied for entry are from course there are seven other Mum,ford .was the Optimists' big Mumford Stars Again Holland was high scorer with 18 fesslOnal qumtet. Flint Wavne Ham t I' a m c k teams in the league with excel- gun In thIS game. He knotted ~~e Again in this game Ted Mum- points. Loaded with Stars Brighton, . T;enton, St. Clai; lent chances of winning the high- score at ~O-all and, then sent .ms ford kept the Optimists' hopes Four CDS girls made the All- The tourney is loaded with for- ; Shores, Royal Oak, Mt. Clemens, 1y prized trophy for their spon- team out In front wlth a beautiful alive when he tied 'the score at Star teams picked on March 25 sor. h~ok shot from his pivot position 30-all with five seconds to play mer college and high school stars! Hillsdale, Saginaw, Midland and when the players from CDS, Lig- WIth seconds left to play. in the regulation time limit. from around the state, which in- Grand Rapids. Standings to Shift gett and Dominican High met at eludes such talented boys as Sam Good Games Assured Pairings tomorrow night will . Jackson Knots Score Bob Scherm gave Post 303 the Dominican to make the selections. Fortino and Bill Krall of Michi- Not all of the teams will see surely shift the standings of BIll J~ckson gave Post 303 a title with his basket in the fading The teams were announced fol- some of the title bound quintets. lowing luncheon. gan State; J~ck Piana of U. of D:; 'I action at the Neighborhood Club short flicker of hope when he seconds of the overtime. ' STAR Al Guzzo, DIck H,al}, .BoQ ~~mnl- as there are several gyms in Auto Club draws Mondry Clean- d~adlocked the count. a~ 32-all Bob Allen led the Post 303 at- Mary McKean, guard, and N e~ CARPET CLEANING CO. bear and. Llo!,d Addelson of which the weeding out process ers and its a toss-up who'll win w!th two second~ remaml~g and tack with 18 points and' Mum- na Cunningham, forward, made that one, Mondry blew a four the first team. Both girls are LOrain 7.3400 Wayne Umverslty. \ ., . '.' wilL take place throughout the sent the contest. , mto overtime. for d no tched 13,pom. ts for th e 0p- seniors and are co-captains of the Other stars who competed m city before the quarter finalists point lead they held a couple of The Optlmlsts really caught timists' losing cause for runner- Our S7t1t Year! the recently completed Neighbor- and semi finalists are deter- weeks ago ~d may come back. fire in the next three miI}utes and up honors. ' varsity. , .Joanie Dryden, forward, and hood Club basketpall schedule, mined. The schedule hasn't been G.P. Review tangles with Mid~ !J"",.==UGS CLEANED BY STAR ARE lETTER IY fAR poured points thr?ugh the hoop The championship Post 303 Alice Jane Hooker, guara, made who will appear are Jim McHale drawn up at this writing but you dIe Atl. Transp. Co., who just to turn the game mto a rout and d d f B b AI , h . t d squa was compose 0 0 - the second team. K---_ :::a = :-i and Joe Schaffner of Lawrence can rest assured no matter which took three from Mondry. Piche's forced the tItle case m 0 a. 0 I B b S h H'll d B'll . f' 1 t d 1 tan, 0 ...c erer, 1 an 1 Barber Shop, who have been d Tech, ~ammy Lombardo, Leroy teams are placed in the Neigh- or , Ie Ina game wo ays a er. p'eI rce, Don SarVlS,. B'll1 J ack son, burn'ing up the league, meet up Guareslmo, Bob Messmer, Jpck borhood Club bracket the com- Post 303 turned the tables on Shaw, Clark McPhail and Tom with Farms Market, a totigh IC:. Dillon. Bill, Lane, Bob Schott, petition will be plenty hot in the Optimists in the title deciding Auch. - Frank Messmg. Jeep Del Barba, this one game knock out tour~a- team to meet anytime. Motor City Tires battles P&J Cocktail ment. Lounge. ,Houston Bros. Inc. will Admission will be sixty cents hook up with Kopp's Pharmacy Mary Allor Stars for adults and thirty cents for while in the remaining match, kids. All in all when you break ,-e In Playoff Tilt Harrison Carpets will be host to Winning Safety Poster this price cown to three games Earl Holzbaugh's (looking for 'a - • -- 'which will be played each night win) quintet. By Peggy Hyde I I would say it is pretty inex- Last Week's Matches" ,Su,nday, ~arch 25, the St. Paul I pensive entertainment. glr~ . varsIty . team defeated I Information on entries !pay be Results of last week's competi-I tion:-Piches Barber, Shop's 3-1 I Il11l11ediate NatIVIty 27~21 l~ another basket- obtained by calling Cincy Sachs I ball champIOnshIp play-off game. at TOwnsend 8-9392 or by w'in over Earl Holzbaugh indud .. i '* ed games oi 232 and,229 by For- * Th~ score at :he half was 19 writing to 3229 Leslie. * rest Piche and Jim O'Brien. * to 6 In St. Paul s favor. Seating ca acity of the Neigh- * There arc only three teams p. George Vand~Velde's 232~221~ fice * left competing for the city borhood Club gym. IS 400 ~o get 192 series stood out in Auto Ser * championship, St. Rose. St, An-. ~here early on P:Pl'l1 10 to Insure Club's shutout, over ;K,opp's * thony. and St. PauL Each have yourself of gettIng a good seat. Pharmacy. Houston Bros., Inc. * lost one game in, the, two de~ closed the gap considerably when * :eat knockout. One more loss by Soapy Symington Named they took three from G: P. Re- * a.!y team would immediately Williams Squash Captain view. Mondry Cleaners gave * .knock it out of the running, three to Middle Atl. Transp. Co. *,It Mary Allor played her best Harrison Carpets, going good up ,It Charles (Soapy) Symington, ')It game of the season against the Jr., No.2 man on both the squash to now, despite their position in ')It strong Nativity squad l;ly ~coring and tennis teams at Williams Col- the league, lost four to Punch & 'it,., 21 vital points. lege, has been named captain of Judy Cocktail Lounge. Farms ,., Market dropped another series, 11 the squash team tllere. 11 Soapy played Bill Ford in the this time to Motor City Tires, 11 Loop who graciously accepted three. Winner, Fifth National A.A.A. Tram. , Lead Taken finals of the Country Club _cham- Sefety Post.r Ccnt.s+ ,., pionship tennis matches last sum- STANDINGS , By Silversmiths mer, losing out to Ford in one of 'W L Over 500 young bicycle riders were killed last , ~ the hardest ft"ught matches ever G.P. Review 64 52 year in collisions with America'~ cars, and 30,000 , The Silversmiths team, which seen at the local club. Mondry Cleaners '63 , 53 , held a first place tie with the Tax. P&J Cocktail Lounge 63 ' 53 more were 'tnjured. Carelessness of the rider and 15401 East Jeiferson • VA. 1..100e gatherers "in the Grosse Pointe SEEK mT-RUN DRIVER Piches Bar1ler Shop:'~ 62 54 faulty bike mechanism w~re the twb greatest acci- at Nottingham Memorial Bowling League up to Green paint smears and a Houston Bros., IDc 62 54 last wE~e~:,rolled merrily over the dent causes. In an effort to help cut down child Plymouth hubcap furnished the Motor City Tires 62 54 Qur Recently Installed Musicians aggregation and took only clues to a hit-run driver Middle Atl. Transp. Co. 61 fatalities, Automobile Club of Michigan has dish'i- four big points, The Taxgatherers 55 who crashed into a car o~ned Auto Club :. 60 56 b.uted 9,000 of the' above posters to Michigan iell victim to the dark sorcery of by Albert Couvreur of 420 Earl Holzbaugh 54 62 the Magicians and dropped four Moross road and parked in front Farms Market : : 53 63 schools for use ,during April. The p'oster, "Keep equally big ones. of his house on the night of Harrison Carpets :; 52 64 Your Bike Repaired," was drawn by 17-year-old Art Dannecker, Jr. rolled a 228 Kopps Pharmacy 41 in a 577 series, but had to take March 22. 75 Chicago boy and was a prize winner in the Ffth second place for the night behind , National AAA Traffje Saftey Poster'Contest. Al Gatward's 206 and 222 in a 597 'Along with the posters went 26,000 safety lessons series. Leroy Forester rolled a 202 'GRATIO: OFFICE SUPPL'Y, gam,e. • which will bring bicycle safety educatio,n into . 'ANCING 'IHE STANDINGS between Harper Michigan classrooms. Vl5UBAL 0515 ONLY Team W. L., I 1009 Whittier- and Hayes C . 'PU~LISHED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE FEA'TURE BY TOM BOYD. INC. , d 'fIre Silversmiths 63 41 I ,u •ft bts 0" .I Taxgathers 59 45 .... el"lJ \ deu. 1 Office Supplies & Equipment ',," ,,,, \l Publicans 53 51, lota't .., Farmers 53 51 ! Open 9 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. DlIily Fishermen 53 51 ! Saturdoy 9 to I Magicians : 51 53 54 Tentmakers 50 1' Alton Huntington ,Phone VEnice 9.3505 Harry Jes,ee -6 INCORPORATED ' Herdsmen 48 Detroit's Ltfrgest Neighborhood Office Supply Store Musicians 45 ~~I Stewards '." " ' 45 59j G ROSS E 1 \ • '., _. m = .,. _ ...... _ bat. • DC m he _. tr b _. • = t • eO& ...... 'nn "to ... ••• 'NN.be b. - ft'" ~M"".-, _~... ..M I '1950 Thursday, March 30, , ,~ G R 0 SSE POI NT E NEWS Page Seventeen I.T Att ..J p.l S' Sk' If' Sh .. S · l! be wprth today? It is in perfect week-end for the Homestead in' Five-Way' Deadlock Broken Rabaut Reports o enaar ey.. J a oWIng peCla condition." "I will buy the rug Hot Springs, Va, for a fortnight's On .Omnibus 'Bill back, if it's for sale". he ex- stay. In St. Paul Bowling Loop $1'50,000 ,St~ck of Orientals Plain~~at Weaving Qualities Rep. Louil:lC. Rabaut hailed the f --,----- Oriental rugs wear beyond all The five-way deadlock for sec- leading Martin bowlers minus omnibus Appropriation bill sche-. Assembling ,an extra stock of price as people suppose them to expectations," Mr. Skaff explain- ond place that existed ip'the 'St. their captain Pete Ma;tin, in- duled for action in the Congress fine new Oriental rugs, fresh and be. The price, Skaff, contends, is ed as he led us to a workroom Paul Bowling loop last week was creased' their first place standing this week as a "strong move in highly colorful, for a month-long low in relation with any other where a skilled weaver was' re- ven cracked wide open. When the pins by two uoints. locking the back doors to the Fed- showing, S. J. Skaff, Michigan's floor covering. "It is the superla- pairing a. magnificien( rug. "Take stopped flying the M. Smith team Three -other two-way ties were era I Treasury". outstanding Oriental rug dealer tive bea-uty and the heavy weave a good look/' he said. "1t is far wound up in second place alone created when the Van Becelaere . l . For the first tIme in 150 years since 1910, is extending a wel- of true Oriental rugs that make beyond a century old and belongs I With a one pomt margin over the and Marsack outfI'tS became knot- f b I P Al ederal money bills have een come to all to view and learn onr~ feel that they must neces. to a well knovm Gro~se Pointe ess of third pace O' lard quintet ted with 17 poipts for'sixth place. given a "new' look" and have about the latest offerings in these sarily be too costly. family." To us it appeared as which in turn held a one point Furton and Brecht tl'ed for tenth or last been introduced to the House as gems of the Orient., The stock. is" Having sold his famous wares colorful as those ,')f recent ar- lead over the f0';1rth place F, and T. Trombly and T. Corbett chapters of a single consolidated ! earned estimated to be worth. $150,000. to many of the pest known fami- rival. 'ays th~ Dansbury aggregatIon. became deadlocked for eleventh bill. This "king-size" piece of The Skaff store is at 453 E. lies' in Detroit and Michigan, The special showing will extend gue in The other two teams, Ruprich I place. legislation replaces the tenor Jefferson at Beaubien' where, fol- Skaff related how the sons and through the entire month of I and Gurche, that s~ared the five-I ,G. Walters topped the 200-plus more unrelated departmental bills' lowing Mr. Skaff's recent Eastern daughters of his early customers April. , way second place t~e a week ago, bowlers with games of 229 and which were passed on individual~ trip, special shipments have been areatnong his buyers of today. He remamed tied for fifth place. 211. The others are as follows: ly under the old system and Rep. osed to arriving daily "during the past displayed an .order he had just While these five teams were L. Donovan, 235; T. McLaughlin, Rabaut will join Committee Wilkinsons To Leave This to the week. received from a family in Pon- waging a hot- and heavy battle 209; H. Furton, 203; F. Lauer, 210; Chairman Clarence Cannen as a so long Have Wrong Idea tiac where the husband is a son Week-end For Virginia ;lmong themselves the league W. Gurche, T. Trombly and A. floor. manager whtm the bill is 18pread Most people, according" to Mr. of a motor manufacturer to whom ------Van Becelaere. 202; P. Allard, put before the House. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wilkinson of ltch the Skaff, love Orientalfug's of one he had sold several Oriental rugs I 201, and T.Corbett an even 200. In' the report which accom- kind or another but only too few more than 30 years ago. He also' Old.Timers' Basketball -Photo by Don Thomas Un'v.".;!, PI.:.o:m I.. v. thi'l :'h~ S1. Paul "H~sband and, panied the bill the AppropI:iations of them really know the' comfort displayed a letter he had just re- Samp. ANN ELIZABETH' BACON, Banquet Being PI~nned WIfe tournament Will be held Committee made several sugges- and the richness they bring to a ceived from a woman in Flint e was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palr:t Sunday at the Woods Rec- tion!>to the Budget Burea'u as to home. He emphasized, too, that asking "what may the 9x12 Ker- hat has I H. Bacon of Barrington road, who George Jaglowicz. a veteran of : reatlOn. procedure for presenting esti- these hand woven life-time-and- man which Dr - - - and his Everyone' 1 years. as juriior state I librarian-curator 30 years as player, coach and: ,. , mated requirements in the fu- ~njoyed of the Children of 'the American more rugs are never as high in wife l)urchased from you in 1913 BETTER-'TASTE; Love. Our - backer of basketball teams since I Thomas D. FrtIsch Wms ture. The Committee recommend- o much Revolution, will oeamong the Virginia self to 1920. issues, an announcement Navy Pilot's Gold Wings ed further development .of the 400 member'l mvited to attend BETTER TASTE [Dr an Old-TIme 'Basketball ban- "PeriormanceBudget" whIch was et that the 17th annual State Conference under- quct. . Midshipman Thomas D. Fritsch, part of, the Hoover Cor:unission to be 'held Saturday, April 1 at NOTICE OF SALE STR.OM'S Ham Steaks Jaglowlcz, a form~r player at USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer sugge~tlOns f~r. revaII,1pmg fed- Dearborn Inn. . . with Fried Pineapple t;. o~ D,. Eastern HIgh land am- I C. Fritsch of 1009 Harvard road, eral fiscal poltcles. Hostess group will be the John, :hampi- .. ' . I f I • ...n..... s.'IIIII,l « .. -~ ...... -- ...... - -...... • • q ,e _ 4' '4 • • .... • .. • __... 'W'W ... ~---""""_""'P"-""""..._...... _..._...... ---.--- ....--_~.....--_~ ~'T ...... ~.--.... -_ .... -...... __ ...... - ...._~ ...... ~~~~~~~_~_~_.-~._ '- - Thursday, March 30.1950 1 Page EigMeert G R OS S E" 0' NT ENE W S CLASSIFIED RATES C~sh Ads-IS words tor SOc Ch~rge Ads-IS words for bOc 4<; for additional words M dip.c Ads CM be placed et The Bar News Office or convenient borl sub-stations for cash ads or cell 3 Trunk Lines DEADLINE 5 P. M. TUESDAY has The . News Office for charge YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED To Serve You Quickly are. !!Ids. th31 Poil All ads must be in The News 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 12....:.WANTEDAUTOS ,21-SERVICES a-General 21j-Wall Washing I21t--Dressmaking 5-SITUATIONS WANTED. # \ S Office by 5 o'clock Tuesday. (Male and Female) TYPEWRITERS, add i n g ma. T W.o MAHOGANY pedestal A GOOD CLEAN CAR wanted RUG and upholstery cleaning: WALL WA~HING; right price, EXCLUSIVE alterations by Marie JOS4 neat work. Well recommended. Stephen. Also furs. Special re-. Call CHRISTIAN housekeeper desires chines and I u p p 1 i e s. Buy stands $6. each; maple d"lrning by private party. Will pay dries in two hours. Satisfaction 30 y where you get service. Na- bowl, $10; antique Victorian cash. TWinbrook 2~5160. \ guaranteed. Kulin's Cleaning Grosse Pointe. Formerly TUx- ductions on all alterations. 'eati position in small family, cook- . . TUXEDO 2-6900 tional Office Equipment, 16749 lamp, $50; antique chair, $30; Service. Roseville 6141. edo 2~8966, now Roseville 13327 Kercheval VAlley 3-0053. ing and general, no washing or 7063-W. ' s: 3 Trunk lines house cleaning. Vicinity Ker- Harper. TUxedo 1.7130. reproduction Victorian table, 13-Real Estate EXPERIENCED woman will do Mil $30; Reproduction Victorian VENETIAN BLINDS cheval or Jefferson. TUxedo 211-Window Washing alterations and light sewing, Mil: JEFFERSON AVE. TELEVISION what not stand, $20; two china GRS.PTE. WOODS CUSTOM MADE 1-1982. 2 to 3 Day Delivery Sewing of an;' kind. Refer- Mil PARK PHARMACY _ Beautiful new Crosleys, Emers"n, cats, $~5 pair; child's art table, 20050 Marford Court. Cape Cod EXPERT wall washing, painting ences. Call TUxedo 2-0037. are 1S324 E .. Jefferson EXPERIENCED GIRL for recep- Hallicrofters and Westinghouse. Also $2; chIld's carpenter table, $3; Cornice Boards Painted (Cor. Nottingham) with two bedi"ooms, tile bath and Installed and window cleaning. Service Ros tionist, stenographer. Neat ap- complete, scientific television service baby chifforobe $8; baby scales, down, space for two bedrooms on screens, storms, awnings. 21X-MUSIC INSTRUCTION KERCHEVAL AVENUE TU d and installation. Home and cor radio Window Shades Made to her new, $5; bathinette, $5; 2.wheel and bath' up. Oil A. C. heat. Measure Free estimates. Call A.A.A., Gre pearance. Ref~rences. xe 0 installation and expert service. Pick- GROSSE POINTE KOPP'S PHARMACY boy's bike, $10; knee hole desk, Immediate possEssiQn. Two Traverse Rods. Ready to Install TUxedo 1-3870. If no answer, ThE 15926 Kercheval. at Notre Dl'me II 1-1012. up and delivery. Open evenings. $25; desk chair $9. TUxedo 1- years old. Large lot. Owner call University 4-9704. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC . dre CUNNINGHAM'S DRUGS WOMAN wants washing and Preston Radio, 15306 E. Warren at 3298. ESQUIRE SHADE CO. , Kercheval at Notre Dame Beaconsfield. leaving city. 15219 E. JEFFERSON dre: ironing. M 0 n day, Tuesday, TUxedo 1.407B LA. 7.3700 LA. 1-1515 Window Shade Cleaning - Join the Symphonette or Choir NOTRE DAME PHARMACY FOR A COMPLETE line of cos- C. W. TOLES T 1700 Kercheval. at Notre Dame Thursday. Grosse Pointe refer- gOOO E. Seven Mile Road and Replacements All Instruments. LAST THREE' weeks, closing out metics and drugs try 'Titus TUxedo 5.4100 74 Kercheval at : GROSSE POINTE DRUG CO. ences. Call Windsor 4-5046. Ballet. Ceramics Drugs. 1 Kercheval. MODERN CARPET 'and furniture MUMFORD'S FLOOR G. 1. Approved hOll 17051 Kercheval. at St. Clair clearance 1.00, $1.98, $2.39 and CORNER LOT - Beaupre and FAMILY WASHING. ironing. clearling: Residential and com~ TU. 2.9107 ED. 1-9058 La, TITUS DRUG STORE up. Offer super values Sizes 16- Ridgemont, 74 by 100. TUxedo COVERING 1 Kercheval. at Fisher Road Curtains, Careful handeling. 3 52, $6.98 and up. No Lay Away, LITTLE GIRL'S spring coat, size mercial custom upholstery and (Farms) 5-1058. 16127 E. WAKBEN 21Y-PIANO SERVICE I day delivery. VAlley 2-0024. final. 1016 Eastlawn Dress Shop. 6; also trioycle and G. E. floor restyling. Slip covers arId MILLER PHARMACY I model sun lamp, Very reason- draperies. For cheerful esti- NIagara 0446 Wayburn and Kercheval FAMIL Y WASHING done in my Oppo~ite Packer's. PIANOS TUNED, cleaned, moth- ~ble. TUxedo 5-6706. DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE mates call TUxedo 2-8385. home. 4445 Hurlbut Ave. WAI. proofed and repaired. Satisfac- MACK AVENUE BOY'S SUITS, size 6-3. Navy LEN and DICK'S nut 2.8694. Over Two Million Dollars per tion gUaranteed. Reasonable BLUE CROSS DRUGS gabardine, tweed suits. Navy BELGIUM type pool table. Call EA VESTROUGHS cleaned, re- WINDOW and wall washing. Also rates, Seibert, TUxedo 2-3279. 17511 Mack Ave.. at Neff Road LAUNDRY and ironing done at. spring coat. TUxedo 2-8995. ,TUxedo 5.3368 after 8 p.m. year in paired, painted. Guaranteed odd jobs, Free estimates. TUx- CAVALERDRUGS my home. 4707 Buckingham. ------work. Free estimates. TUxedo edo 1-9309 or VAlley 3-1467. COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE- Mack Ave,. cor. Bournemo.uth WHITE PAINTED CRIB with FRENCH Provincial dining room GROSSE PTE, REAL ESTATE TUxedo 5-6498. 2-2134. C. Champagne. Tuning, repairing .. refinishing, Rd inner-spring mattress, match. ,table. 'TUxedo 1-7368. purchased since the war through Z1p-Furniture Repairs and mothproofin g. WAlnut HARKNE:.SSPHARMACY 20313 Mack Ave,. at Lochmool' EXPERIENCED, reliable lady ing chest, Birch play pen with 21d-Curtam Laundry 1-2025. Place your order early. LADIES SUITS, coats and dress- MAXON BROTHERS ATTENTION: EXPERT repairs. Blvd. wishes Tuesday, Thursday; pad, Blue Simmons studio Springs, chairs and sofas re- days or 11 a.m. through 'dinner; es, 12, 13, 14. Like new. Reason- Window Shade CleanIng PIANO tuning, electric cleaning, couch. Call TUxedo 1-2906 ~TABLISHED 1929 paired, cleaned, in your home. references. Call WAInut 3-0552. mornings or after four. able. TUxedo 1-6092. and Replacements complete service. C. L. Ed. 10 Representatives Reasonable. City wide service. wards. TUxedo 1-3173. COLLECTORS PIECES; vases, MUMFORD'S FLOOR TRinity 5-0880. LEGAL COLORED GIRL wants Tuesday, CHINESE RUGS, three-piece set Very Complete Information. Thursday and Saturday; refer- for bedroom. Biege-blue, never French clocks, furniture and • COVERING 21z-Landscaping paintings, etc. Call before 3:00 FINE FURNITURE refinishing. Notice 1S hereby given that ences. TUxedo 5-6702. used, $160.DO; also two beauti- TUxedo 2-6000 16127 E. WARREN p.m. TUxedo 1-4730. ' Any finish desired. Antiques PETE MA.GUET & SONS-Com- Lakepointe Country Club, ful 9 by 12; two banquet cloth NIagara 0446 restored. Bleaching specialty. LA UNDRESS, experienced. Good sets, hand em broidered. 2009 plete landscape service. Free whose premises are located PRACTICALLY NEW Bigelow GROSSE POINTE A-I workmanship guaranteed. estimates. Call Roseville 0366W. ironer. Shirts and silks, also High!and near 14th. TOwnsend 21e-Custom Corsets at 2218; Masonic Boulevard, cleaning, WAlnut 4-1634. carpeting, approx. 12 by 15, 472 CLOVERLY ROAD. Large home. A. R. Wissmann, 2919 Parker Clair Shores, Michigan, has 6-8750. light green and 10' by 13 rose. face brick. new roof. 2 bedrooms, bath Ave. WAlnut 1-3007. St. first floor. 2 bedrooms. bath. sewing SPENCER CORSETS SA-EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Very reasonable. TUxedo 5- applied through the Michigan FIREPLACE WOOD, mixed hard- room second, Sun porch, 'tile kitchen. INDIVIDUALLY designed. Dress Pointe Players 8594. new Janitor gas furnace, storms and 21r-Cement Work 'Liquor Control Commission woods for sale. Oak, maple and screens, 2 car garage. good trans- and Surgical garments. Over MRS. WM. K. WILLIAMS portation. for a club license to sell ash. $11 per cord delivered. P I AN 0" Whitney, apartment 18 years experience. Maude BRICK and cement work, Re- Giving Comedy Permanent and Temporary 63 MAPLETON. Living reom, dining alCoholic beverages to bona. Domestic Personnel LAkeview 7-9212. grand, mahogany mission finish. room. kitchen. breakfast nook. master Bannert, 368 McKinley, Grosse pair and new. Driveways. Ga- fide members only, and that it Infants and Children's nurse by the NIagara 7667. bedroom. tile bath. tub shower all Pointe. Call TUxedo 5-4027 or rage, rat wall, basement floors, Grosse Pointe High School's hour, day or week. Coo k sand ELECTRIC combination grill. first floor. 3 rooms on second. Carpets, TOwnsend 7-4312. porches, steps, excavating. S. dramatic group, Pointe Players, is the intent of the Liquor Practically new. Cost $40.00. drapes. rec,. room. gas furnace. gar- waitresses for dinners, IClncheonsand RED CUSHMAN motor scooter. age. side drive, storms and screens. Degryse. Call VAlley 4-1163. is once agam staging its annual Control Commission to grant teas. Will sacrifice at $15.00. Call Good running condition. Call 699 BALFOUR. Cheerful home of 21q-Plastermg said license upon expiration 313 BEAUPRE TUxedo 5.3680. owner TUxedo 5-2023. English architecture for large family ALL CHIMNEY REPAIR, brick- spring production. They will pre~ that wants to live in every Inch of it. PLASTERING - Perfect repair- laying, roofing, caulking, eaves- sent the riotous comedy "Years' of ten days from the date 9:30 till 5, Monday thru Friday PRACTICALLY NEW, custofTI Six main rooms on first floor. lav: 2nd DRESSING table and bench. man- fl.. 5 master bedrooms and 3 baths ing. Let us put you up a new troughs cleaned. Workmen in-' Ago," by Ruth Gordon, the story hereof. ,TUxedo 5.0792 TUxedo 1.2377 made Midnight Blue Tuxedo. tel mirror, odd chairs, clothes plus 4 rooms and bath in wing. One Ceiling. References of the best. sured. WAlnut 4-1149. of a young girl's struggle for a Size aoout 38-40. $25.00. Call tree; reasonable. TUxedo 5-7331 garage. Servants quarters and storage i FOR DEPENDABLE Help. Days, space 011 third. Steam oil furnace. VAlley 4-3022. stage career TUxedo 5-3680. l-PUBLIC NOTICES weeks or part time. Call Miller for appointment. . RESIDENTIAL and Commercial Th . Agency, 701 Chene. Lorraine 7. MARTHA S. BACHERS 21i-Pain+ and Decorate Cern en two l' k guaranteed. e part of ~uth, the aspiring PIANO~Kimball spinet, mahog~ CHANDLER CROSS Gown Shop VAlley 1-7710 V Alley 2-0438 Specialties driveway and gar- you~g ~~ar, .wIll be p~ayed by Charter Buses tor All 2656. any. Perfect condition. TUxedo forced to move by April 8. FOR THE FINEST interior dec- age floors. Garages leveled SuzIe. h.1tson. He,r retIred sea- orating and outside painting at Occ~sions COLORED COUPLES, coo k !. 5-6585. Every dress, gown and suit will and raised For ft. 11 captam father WIll be Maurice be sold at cost; no returns, ex- ST. CLAIR FLATS, South Chan- reasonable cost see Charles A. TU. 1-2284: es 1ma es ca Strong ~nd her understanding DELUXE MOTOR STAGES maids, chauffeurs, caretakers, DINING ROOM TABLE, Duncan changes or charges. 19 Kerche- nel, GO-it. frontage; also ad- Schrader, VAlley 4-0388. mother IS Sue Spurrier. Others Chic~go $4.20 St. Loui~ $7.99 I janitors and porters. Day or Phyfe. Like new. Tier table, va1. joining 25 acres; reason.able. in the play are Dan Webb, Jo- Los Angeles $46.58 week. Field's Employment. TR. draw curtains with' hand made Owner, Roseville 1779-M. A. C. HOUK, decorating and GENERAL CONTRACTOR annie . Johnson, Dick Yates '1505 Cass at Bl'gley. WOo 2.1541 3~7770. matching quilted spreads. Mod- ORIENTAL rug, 6'10" by 3'6"; painting, interior and extt'rior, CEMENT WORK Emily H-arding, Gloria Anum: ern fireplace fixtures. TUxedo cowhide travelling bags, 24 by 14-REAL ESTATE WANTED Wall paper removed. Washing and Neil Smith~ Perhaps the 6--FOR RENT I CITY SIDEWALKS 5-6585. 17 If..! and 18 by 13. TUxedo and cleaning. VAlley 2-5587 biggest attraction of the play' is 1A_PERSONALS (Houses, Aph., Flats, et:.l Private Ceme~t Work 5-8882. WANTED-,Income property, or 1239 Lakepointe. . punk, the pet cat, being able FURNITURE, Stromberg-Carlson large house that could be con- Mascn Wcrk - Established . GARAGE space for rent on Radio, box springs and mat. PAINTING DECORATING.pa- 191 B portrayed by Puffins, an intelli- LI.CENSED Masseuse,. massages I Ma leton. TUxedo 5-1839. 9-ARTICLESWANTED verted to such Grs. Pte. area. gent feline. 10 your home. LadieS only. P tresses, twjnsize. Dishes, lamps, per hanging. David E. Wente: 8536 ST; CYRID BOOKS BOUGHT & SOLD. Free Will buy outright or exchange Gertruck Holland, WAlnut PLEASANT warm room with etc. TUxedo 5-3485. 4517 Woodhall. TU. 5.4065. WAlnut 1-7172 Unusual props such as a straw 39 page catalog. Midwest Book our six room Colonial in Woods. [ Free estimates. Prices rear on- suitcase and raccoon coat are 3-5262. home privileges, employed man PAIR white beds, box springs and No broker please. TUxedo 5. Service. 4301 Kensington. TUx~ able. being hunted for by Mary Ann or woman. TUxedo 2.3143. mattresses. Good condition. $25 3037. ATTENTION BALLET and TAP Classes, lim- edo 5-2450 .• ALL BRICK AND CEMENT Waggoner and her committee. COMFORTABLE ROOM, good each. TUxedo 5-2884. searching basements and attics ited enrollment. Every Wed- I 19-PETS Artistic Decorations . WORK nesday at 20945 Mack. Inform,,- transportation, kitchen priv- FURNITURE W ANTED--If you NEW AND REPAIR Diana Nylund is also busy 'ileges, garage. Busines3 lady. PIANO - Cc:nsole c:ab1e.Nelson. have anything in the line of :OVERING ALL BRANCHES for costumes from this gayrii'ne~ tion. TUxedo 1-6239. References. TUxedo 2.2930. Two. ;veal's old, m ~xcellent PROTECT YOUR DOG Porches, steps, piers, walks etc. household furniture and rugs, IN THE PAINTING AND Also' waferproofing. Reasonable ties period. HAVE YOU TRIED a soda at condItIon.. Also two SIX grave call The Isaac Neatway Furni- Board your dog in Michigan's The scene shop has a difficult DECORATING TRADE Work myself Titu!;' Drugs, 1 Kercheval, foun- 7-WANTED TO RENT ~ots. White Chapel. TUxedo ture, 13930 Kercheval. VAlley finest boarding kennel. MARCHESE job in making the set fOF. this 1 Oil Heaters, Clean ond Sanitary play but it is swiftly shaping up tain open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. (Houses. Apts, Flats etc.) -6209. , 2-2115. R. HANNEMAN VAlley 1-443B NORTHERN SEAL fur coat, ex~ JAGERSBO KENNELS Decorator of House of Charm under the leadership of Don WILL COpy any hat or make an WJR JUNIOR EXECUTIVE And cellent condition, size 12-14. BOO K S B 0 UGH T IN ANY Mr. Erik Bergishagen Striker. Alice James and, her QUANTITY. Entire libraries, ROSEVILLE 5071 21s-Carpenter Work original for $7. Irene Sutton, Wife, no children, ?-uiet, reli- $130. TUxedo 1-4975. makeup committee are .busy bookcases, and bric-a-brac. B. 3520 North Adams Professional Milliner, TUxedo able, deSires unfurmshed small FOR finer painting and decorat- PORCH At'JD STAIR RAILINGS practicing their arts before 'play 5.2769. I hous~, flat or apartment. LINOLEUM REMNANTS C. Claes Book Shop, 1670 Birmingham, Michigan ing, call Edward Lange, Decora- time and Anne Lampman has , VEmce 9-4340. Leverette. Phone WOodward AND also started her business com- Carpet Remnants Birmingham 246 tor, VAlley 2-5159. Particular OTHER ORNAMENTAL IRON 3-4267. Thirty-two years in the painting and distinctive decor- mittee seIling tickets. Program ANNOUNCING MAN AND WIFE n~ed 5-6 large Veterinarian Inspection Every Week WORK MUMFORD'S FLOOR book business. Twenty-two ating. arrangements are being taken EXCLUSIVE - DECORATIVE roo m s, unfu.nished house,2 ill years at this location, S. W. of CANARY, master. singer, must Custom Built, Good care of by Nancy Kaser. .The SLIPCOVER' - DRAPERY family or apartment. Balfour COVERING Brigg~ Stadium in Detroit. sacrifice, $12.50 or best offer; 3 PAINTING and paper hanging; Workmanship .. Free Estimates. publicity committee is carrying And Upholstery Fabrics to Seven Mile Section. C. M. 16127 E. Warren NIagara 0446 Call Evenings After 6. out its duties under the guidance BICYCLE, 20-inch, .b,oy's, .good younger canaries, $4 or best of~ best, of workmanship; prices Can be ordered by the yard. at Bayliss. TRinty 5-7320 or Stat- FIR E PLACE EQUIPMENT, ~ fer. Beautiful Easter present. can 'tbe beat. WAlnut 3-3095. A. HARTENSTEIN of Joannie Johnson. discounted prices! Over 2000 pat- ler Hotel. condition. TUxedo 2-0506. terns and colors to choose from. screens, all types. grates and- TUxedo 1-7127. WAlnut 1-1926 "Years Ago" will be presented Free instruction booklet. on slip- March 30, 31, and April 1 in the WORKING COUPLE need four irons, tools. See display, at SIX YEAR baby crib. TUxedo cover. drapery and bedspreads FINE INTERIOR - EXTERIOR high school auditorium unrler'the with each purchase, room apartment. Good refer- SMITH • MATTIIEWS. 6 6 4 0 5-3176. COCKER SPANIEL, male and PORCHES, attics. recreation female puppies, registered, pgd- PAINTING rooms or minor repairs done direction of Mr. Frederick B. LAWRENCE U PHOLS!tRY ences. LOraine 7-5415 evenings. Charlevoix. Ave .• WA. 2.7155. POWER wood working tools for igreed. 107,2 Seminole. WOod- Color schemes, antique finishes by licensed contractor, Quota- Nelson. ., 14331 KERCHEVAL HALF GALLON lee cream. 97c; home shop. Must be in good and paper 11anging VA. 2-6B91 RESPONSIBLE business man ward 3-4371. tions on request. TV. 2-8324. MAIRE SCHOOL with family wants to lease seven flavors. March special condition and reasonable. TUx- KARL ERHARDT Pistachio. Wilson Dairy Store, edo 5-6690. ADDITIONS, alterations, kitche~1 The close of the first semester 4-HELP WANTED three bedroom house, under WE HAVE two dogs and only TUXEDO 1-6886 at Maire School brings two $100.00. Pointe references. Call 17904 Mack at Washington. modernized, stairways, recre- (Ma_e and Female) Open Sundays and holidays, 10 need one. Female Boxer, two I EXPERT painting, paper hanging ation rooms. attics. dormers, changes in the faculty. Mrs. Eliz- LOrraine 7-0345 bdween 9:00 abeth Barnes is leaving after be~ a.m. to 11 .p.m. WANTED years old',..}¥onderful pet. TUx~ I by mechanics, free estimates. porches. Terms. WAlnut 1-4904, NURSE, white, for two small and 5:00. edo 5-0591. Van Assche., TUxedo 5-390l. TUxedo 5-2340. ing with the Grosse Pointe Board . children, references, Stay at EXECUTIVE and faml'ly want of Education 25 years. She has . h G P . t TV d DUNCAN Phyfe sofa, good con- FIVE MONTHS .old pedigreed, VAlley.4-606l. mg t. rosse om e. xe 0 three bedroom home. Best. of $ 5 922 f d Rd Old Clothing FINE carpentry, Screens and en- been at Maire School since it 5~7377. dition, 3. 1 ax or . liver and white Springer Span- BEST PRICES PAID FOR FINER clmed porches. Recreation and opened in 1936. Before that time , . care and references. Rent $125, iel with papers. Housebroken.! or what have you? TUxedo FOR A BETTER grade of used FOR MEN'S SUITS INTERIOR & EXTERIOR attic rooms, offices, store par- she was at Old Kerbv School. TUexdo 2-5795. titions, kitchen cabinets. Ref- jv'Irs. Ruth Snell will take Mrs . SECRETARY. E~c~llent sala.ry, 1-6517. I furniture see Neatway Furni- TOPCOA.TS AND SHOES PAiNTING & DECORATING .permanent pOSItIOn, vacatIon I ture 13930 KerchevaL We al- e~ences. William Brockel. Rose- ,Barnes' place. Mrs. Joyce Ed- .and sick leave provisions. e and material. You can select from 26 different styles. Visit our fac- furnl.ture. Chinese yellow ,and . ro1 es. xe 0 - • ,style of booth to fit any.empty Rug, Cleaning, Upholstery roofs, gutter -work. G e n era I arian, Mi~higan Department of TUxedo 2.5439. tory display line! see these beautiful Free Estimates Home and Industrial Reoairs. sets, Suy direct from manufacturer. brown settees: and individual BUICK, 1949 Roadmaster, Dyna- /look or corner'. also.matching Agriculture. save 33 per cent. Odd chrome chairs. chairs. Matched table, lamps flow, blaCk, 2 door. Very clean, Formica tables to harmonize with RE-NU H. F. JENZEN MAID, cleaning, laundry, some only $4.95. ~ and executive desk. Available liRe new. W.S.W. tires, no tax. booth. CA.RPET CLEANING CO, 4372 Dickerson Ave. VA. 2~4101 KNOWS HER BIOLOGY cooking. stay some evenings. METAL MASTERS MFG. CO. at substantial saving. TUxedo 861 Fisher Road. Sunday only. Visit our factory display and Miss Eleanor Forster, daughter Sund;iYs, every other Thurs. 1-9088. see these gorgeouS 'booths and V~LLEY 2-B085 WILKINS Garage Door Repair 24845 Gratiot Ave., E~st Detroit of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Forster day off. Only competent and TRICYCLE, CaIson; 2 to 4 years. CLEAN,l'econditioned 1940 Buick fable. Price ran~e$79 and up. service. Overhead and sliding Near 10 Mile Road 'EXPERT wall washing; work type door. Free. estimates. of Hampton road, Grosse Pointe experienced need apply. Ex- Balloon tires, used one season. ',super'Radio, radio and heater. 'FG C Woods, was one of six Hillsdale Open Dally .til 9 P. M. guaranteed; $7 per room and TWinbrook 3-9360. cellent salary. TUxedo 2-7190. : Half price, $12. TUxedo 5.1886., ': Private~y oWned .. ~inrc.e new. METAL MASTERS M . O. College students who were ini- East Detroit. Michigan ...... 'TUxedo1-6456t'venmgs.' 24945 Grat:ot Ave .. East; ,Detroit up .. Vl.AInut .3-3095. Evenings. Roseville 5690.W WALNUT .BUFFET,'.'$35; china ....•..... '. ,,".' " . .,., Near 10 Mile Road tiated into the Biology, Club at WALL WASHING; experienced 21t-Dressmaking the recent. initiation- ceuemonies. Open Sundays, 12 to I) p.m. cabinet, $10; leather valet pack, 1949 . ~. ;." _. • be __ .. _...... "'_. '.~ ....* -. ~. ..' '"', t " om.n m -' )' .. t.,. s m. Nt tr S' t It en •• at t '.7 '7 . 0.. • .. of Thursday, March 30, 1950 ,I GROSSE' PO-'NTE NE'WS . 4_'_ P~ge..Nlneteen '-,~. Aged'~Resident Followers of. Baha'i Red Cross Drive Quota . ELECTRICIAN BITTEN, . LOSES $50 BILL I HONORED AT KALAMAZOO LOSES VALUABL~ PIN f Celebrate N~w Year Co:n'testWinner Raised.By M~ir~ Pupil~ . Joseph. K. l)otY(~ se~vicenia}L J. Burgess Book, III,. of 92 George A.Davis, of. Grand , Mrs. Virginia'Neste~ of. 577 Dies Suddenly I , In the employ of the DettoitEdi~ Mapleton road. reported .to, the Marais boulevard, and Hugh L. The annual Junior Red. Cross son Company, was:bitten~bya Farms police that a $50 bill had Dill, of Neff road, have pledged Lincoln reported to the police' On , The Baha'is of Grosse Pointe,~' Mft Bl~ March 17 that some til;lle .ago 'a lVII'S.Joseph MilicI' aged 81 \ a3 well as, Baha'is in over 90, 'a" ~~ Drive. was very, successful at gog on MO!l'~17 belQngingJQtbe vanished from adesk drawer in Phi. Lambda. men's literary so- Mai};e 'School. The drive, began household' while doing service 'hiS home.' He last .saw it on ciety at..Kalamazoo College. Both circular pin made up ot diamOnds and sapphires, valued at died ,suddenly in her home at 968 ' cou~tries of the world, celebrated Monday, March i3 and continuedworkintheFreder~Ck.L .. Moran'i March '1l-and discovered itsioss are freshmen and graduates of $1950, Bal'n~gton on .March 17. She was theIr Ne",:, Year on March 21, the 'Ii ,.~'~" .. ' ""~'~':"'..,':,'..' ':~..:', C.'" was either lost or stolen from 'her In In through Monday, Marc1i20~ home at 765 Lake.Q0j!1.te.. , ;..... ,onM,arch22:.. Grosse Pointe High School. born what IS now Inkster and first day the Baha'i Year 107. home. . ,< , has been a resid~nt of the Detroit When the Prophet of God ap.I' 'On March '13 when the chiJ- area all of her hfe and for -more pears, they believe, a new era. is, . ''''. dren arrived at school they found y large posters. in t!,1e.halls telling th~n twen.t years past of Grosse i~au~urated,. a,:d one of the in. I . .., ...... ,.. Pomte. . dlcatlOns of 1t IS a new calendar. them. to "Give." "Get 100% Membership" and "Join Now." lrie She was the widow of the 1 t ~'he Jewish calendar, the Christ- j re-. Joseph Mill~r, who for more th~~ Ian calendar, t?e Moslem. calen- I The posters were made by 5th 30 ~ears maintained a well known d,ar, etc. bear WItness to thIS prac- and. 6th. grade children' and were ms. gaily painted in red and blue. )53. eatmg house on Windrr.,iIl Pointe. tlce. . ' In the lower hall there was CUSTOMER CONFIDENCE She is survived b so'. . In thIS agE!, they believe, there do a picture of 'a big clown blow- • • Miller, Jr. Lloyd ~lle;siJoseph IS need .for .a ,universal calendar, • • ng. ing up a balloon. This poster Miller, Wilbert Millcr ~nd o~~an one W~lCh WIll be accepted by :er- urged the children td exceed the Miller. Her survivi~g da ht?~ people 10 every part of the globe. Ug record of $151.00 established last are Mrs. Ida. Kuhn Mr. Il Cr::; One calendar: or:e language, one- year. EachHmethroughout the Hose and Mrs. Pearl' Hey s. Alfn~ ness o.f ~nankmd. and the oneness week when an additional $25.00 has kept C~EVROLET tops in SA.LES for many years. '. S her childrt'n arc res'd ' t. Of of rel:gJOnare" but a few of the Wi",:.r, Fifth Nationa' AA.A. Tr.ffic was added to the fund a larger ( . Salety Poster Contast • • • Grosse Pointe Or the Deltr~~t ~l'e~ ~ecessal~y requlrem.ents for last- balloon was placed in the clown's has kept RAY WHYTE CHEVROLET tops in east"side Ie There are also three grandchil: ng pea\:e, they belIeve. Nearly 10,000 copies of the mouth. Finally on Thursday dren and three grcat gr'and chil- FRITSCH WINS WINGS above Prize Winning Poster in evening a big balloon of $150.00 • • • CHEVROLET SERVICE since our dealership'first opened the AAA Fifth National Traffic lair clren. was placed on the poster. • • 1 Tom D. Fritsch, the son of Mr. Safety Poster Contest, will be On Wednesday afternoon an its doors. ' . .. distributed to Michigan schools ~...... ",. The funeral servICes Were held I' and Mrs. Horner C. Fritsch of assembly was h.eld in the gym- at 2 p.m. on M~rch 20, .from her Harvard road, got his wings' as a in April. Along. with posters went 26,000 safety lessons which nasium. The flag salute was led home, and bunal was In Grand pilot in the U. S. Navy at Corpus '058 will bring bicycle' safety educa- by Bruce Butler. and Michael Lawn Cemetery. Christi on March 15. tion into Michigan classrooms. Grow. Alice Aagesen introduced Mrs. .th- Dinner Meeting Held ' Sheaffer, of 1215 Audubon road,' 'ar- Grosse Pointe' Junior Red Cross Ible By Oratorio Society sponsor, who talked to the group. 79. Five fourth grade girls explained EAST SIDE At the last dinner meeting un- the meaning of Red\Cross .. Tom. E- til next October, on Tuesday, m~r Finch led the audience in ing. FAMILIES' March 28, the Detroit Oratorio singing the National Anthem. .nut appreciate the homelike atmosphere Society under the direction of Slides' were shown of Junior Red I , d • Arthur Gnau presented excerpts rly. an convement location of Harris' Cross activities hi Grosse Pointe from Bach's St. Matthew passion Schools. . ing. and the B-Minor Mass. The music At the el?d of the "School day Ed- was chosen especially for the Friday, .March 17, the Red Cross }-~~ Lenten season. The dinner was fund had reached $181.90: So be held at Christ Church at' 7 far Miss McCloskey's third grade lAST SIDl CHAPll o'clock. is ahead. with $26.60; Miss :>m. .'""-."U~ Evelyn Gurvitch,. harp:;ichord- Olson's sixth grade is. just $1.00 "fee HARPER AT LAKEPOINTE ist, Avery Crew, tenor soloist, behind, and Mrs. Schwaler's 6W. Pictured below Joan McCurdy, baritone soloist, room is third with $21.08. Kathleen Bailey, soprano' soloist, Finer, Complete Funerals to. $7450 Ethel Kennedy, contralto soloist William F. LaChapelle Sfep into the 1950 Chevrolet C onverti,bJe ana sfarf your S'prTngHme , and Charles Allen Rebstock at the organ played the accompani- Dies it! Detroit Home ment. "driving in the finest Chevrolet ever built" " • confident of years offine, car, '. ! William F. LaChapelle, of Mc- Clellan avenue, died in his, home . )Ol'~ Chapter. Will Celebrate . on March 16. Mr. LaChapelle, a, performance .•• confident that Ray Whyte Chevrolet service ~i11 maintai~ 'en;. 17th Birthday Wednesday form'er real estate man on the lUal east side is survived by his sis. that. unbeatable Chevrolet performance at a constant peak of efficie-ncy. ore- Members of Gen. Alexander tel', Miss Myrtle LaChapelle; his ~.;; Macomb Chapter, U.S. Daugh- son Lloyd and four daughters, ~ars . , , .. ters of 1812,' will celebrate the Sister Beatrice of the Order of :ory 17th anni'v"ersary of the chapter's Sisters of Charity, Mrs. Eugene 'I' a L".~ TWO OF AMERICA'S FINEST FUNERAL ~=M..l_i founding at their meeting Wed- F. McCafferty of Detroit, Miss nesday, April 5, at Newberry Florence LaChapelle and Mrs. :ing ~ • East Side • • Central West • ~ 'House. Carl Meininger ,of Ridgemont by , .' Road, Grosse Pointe. ;ea- Mrs. Lloy~ De~Itt. SmIth, The funeral'services were held rice chapter orgamzer, WIll lIght the on M nday Ma' °h 20 f St first candle from which all the 0 , IC ,r,om . ling d"d 1 b' thd 1 dl Edwards Church and hunal was '.m. IVl u~ .11' ay-caJ\:e ca~ es in Mount Olivet. lers WIll be Igmted. Mrs, FranCIS C. _ Jo- I Ites, i McM~th, of Merriweather road, Nurs.ery School Parents : a Charter Member of the, Na- . ton. ~ ~ tional Society, will read an 01'- the ~ ~ To Hear Winifred Gomez ~ ~ iginal poem of greeting to the 'I is SiiJlllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrllllllllllllllillllllJllIlIlIlIIlII1I1I1111111l1l1l1l11l11l1l11l1l1l1l11l1l1l1l11"'IIIIIIHlIlIIlI"i11l11~ chapter. Mrs. Wirlifred Gomez, music ible I counselor of the Grosse Pointe 14800 E. JEFFERSON AT ALTER VALLEY I~2000 elli- Schools, will be the guest speak- • • DETROIT BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME er at the Parents Group meef:ing ~. .raw G_UI_D_E_T_O_G_O_O_D .._S_E_RV_l_CE_-J Harry Beever' of the Millin Nursery School on are !__ Friday, March 31, at 8 p.m. Ann Painting & Decorating Following her talk Mrs. Gomez ttee. 1830 Huntlugton will conduct a discussion on the ttics Gr\lsse Pointe Woods personal musical problems of TUxedo 5.8573 I IUSY nursery school children. Mrs. Phone Any of These Dependab~e COMPLETE ne- G.omez is the author-composer o..f TYPEWRITERS, .'. a recently published book of Dealers for Fast, ThoroughServlce HUDSON ult children's s0ngs entitled "Merry ADDING.MAOHINES this BILLIS Songs for Boys and Girls." Authorized Service up Chairman will be Mrs. Mal- e.'!!!!lIl1l11l11l1l11l1l1l11l11lllllllllllllllllllll!lIl1l11l1!llIlIlIlIlIlIllIlIlIlllllIlIllllIIlllIlIUIiIlfIiIi1I111!1111111111111111111111111111111111illll1ll1l1lf1l1Jl1l1lllllllllllllllflk Parts and Accessories REPAIRED, ,ind on Refrigeration colm Johns. Hostesses for the SERVICED'" .' her social hour are Mrs. Frank Pa- HUDSON usy phael, Mrs. Lyle Basinger and VA. 2-3560' lay SERVICE Mrs. Walter Owen, has TAPERT MOTOR, Inc. WolveNntJ . Domestic and Commercial i(Typewrittff' Service .. m. LAkeview 7.5116 Dom.inican High Mothers' 13245 East Jefferson am VAlley 1-4400 If no answer call LAkcvlew 1.7080 Club .Will Meet April 5 14343 E. Jefferson 'cn he Rev. Father Bernard Kearns, in\( assistant Chancellor, Detroit Dio- ~~~~~~~~~~~ .. ~~~ ... ~... ~ nee cese, will be the. speaker at the ~ BRUCE WIGLE CO~ ~t. , .' . . _11_, regular monthly meeting of the ted ROAD SERVICE Dominican High Mother's Club, i c.;;;~~~=E:~~:;~t.d iJ STUDEBAKER,.'.:, ..j the Wednesday. evening, April 5, at the 8 p. m. Benediction will follow. !lIl1l1l1ll11nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlmmlllllllllllllllllllllll:llll1l1tlllllllllllllllllllllllllllhliliIIl11illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllJ j SALES and SERVICE ..~ It B. ~u~';.~~.:e.Final plans for the Card Party, which will be given the evening t Fadory AuthorIzed Parts ' ,.'t of April 27, at the Book Cadillac Earle Richards Service Hotel, will be discussed at this 'Grosse Pointe PON1,'IAC Owners Complete Line of AccessorIes .. ter t :J 20397 Mack Ave., In the' Woods meeting. ON YOUR WAY TO WORK, LEAVE'YOUR \vo Mrs. Leon Vel' Haeghe, presi- liz- dent, will preside at the regular .I, f STOTTS' & MURPHY ~..~~, be- ~ .....- ...... ••...... •..• business meeting . PONT'IA(; rd n 111o'1'ERIOR AND EXTEmOIt , • • f 12300 E•• t J.Il..... • - . ...." V~ .~:5I5..!J hi1~ Dallas S. Kelsey Agcy" 3140 Book Tower . '-. Patricia Hosmer Taken WITH US FOR COMPLETE, SPECIALIZED SERVICE it • LtC'ensed Contractor • com. pletely ln~ured : SEWERS. DRAINS. SINKS: (~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • Into College Riding Club WellJ ariveyou tlownto.wnat 8:1' 01'8:45 a.m. l"our car will me For Estimates - Call WOo 2.3300 ~lIIl1l1l11l1l11l11l1llllllllllllll1111lllllllllll11lll11l11llllll1lUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli"f1111111111111111111111IIIl1l1ml!lIIl1IJlII!JII"lIl11l1l1l11l1mhlUll!lII~ ~~-~--_. ~~ be ready for you on your way home. ~ - iE : C LEA No.ED: An initiation for new members = = IS. :d- .. '. • :AII types. Night and day service: ~foli~e r~~~~tl~ ~~~~~~:~ '1_=_ i_= re R~~f~g FRANK McLAUGHLIN PONTIAO.OO. AT. Y.0 URS ER...V..1.CE".' : • Patricia Hosmer, daughter of Dr. 3162 East Jefferson LO. 7.4410- = om .. All Work Guaranteed PUINTE OLEANERS & TAILOnS__ It and .Mrs. Harry L. Hosmer, of ~ MONDAY THRU FRIDAY - 7:30 A. M. to 12 MIDNIGHT. 5 ke (WINb~!JLL POIN't£) .. ~ . -" _... . ~ Bedford road, Grosse Pointe ------"------=_~ SATURDAY 7:30 t06 P. M. ~ Men's and Ladies' Suits Tailored To Order VA. 2.3040 II" MOTOR CITY Park. .. Alterations. Relining. Cleaning, and Press in: II II EI.~trical Sewer Cleaning Co, VA.. 2~6527 1,;8S~~C;:;d a~~tet~~~~r~~Pth~~ =1_.-=, InquIre =_ 14931 EAST JEFFERSON, at Oily Limits II" Detro-it's Most Modern Sales & Service Mob Sure to AbtoufOur Seasonal Spec~Gls.:::1__ II tine. One - of the principal • - . FT' • d'E.'- Fred M. Schuman E!ltabJisbed 1925 Open Eves. 'tm '7:00 u •••••••••••••••••••••• activities of the Riding club this S N - actory ralne xperts ;;E 6h~~~~anw~~lle::h~~:es~~~d~~ HUDO ~ Genuine Parts and Ac:cessorie$' I In Grosse PoInte Woods It's Glass and China Voses Drilled IADUR'S STANDARD STATION JU~ LAVIGNE AUTO SALES i"WHYTE OLDSMOBILE;.i We Repair ALL STANDARD OIL PROOUCTS FOR YOUR CAR'S SAKE ~ Authorized Open dally S a,-m. fo 9 !I. m•.Saturdays tIll 5 p. m. I. COMPANY. ' .! We Do Welding Mack Avo=., Cor. Roslyn Rd. all Types of Lamps Rebuilt Motors . l:t2%~~~~r.. VA. 2:::: 115218 'E: JEffERSON at 8EACON~fIELD-VA,l;5~o~1 G UA RAN TEED TO ~lilllIlIIIllIllIlIIIlIIQIIIIIIIIII"IlIIIIIlIIIIlIllIIlIlIllIlIlIlI:llillllllllllli1IIIIIIllIlIlIlIlllIllIllllllIIllII""llIlJIllIlIIlIIlIIllIllllllllllllflllllllllllllnIlIllUiRlDIlIlffi: POWERS- The Biggest Little Lumber Yard in the World! Old and 5'T 0 P J~~...... ~~-.~-.-..-.-..~~-.-.....~...... ~...... ~...... ~~J OIL CONSUMPTION j ; " , . ,.-t JUST IDAHO WHITE PINE "8w Lamps Y:Z"1l4".6".,B", 6' and 8' long, :"I..!~sMItl;.'NGS j .~ ARRIVED for Hobby Work and Cornices. VASES.ond 3995 £o",pleie ~ .. f STATUES es 1 Inch ts ROCKWOOL BATS 50 sq. it. 1.90 n- WIRED j o! 40.Lb. ~Comp;ete11~\i~'i~~\~~1t'Enamel j PO.N' .Till' (; SERV'" 1-.CE-.1, GRANULATED ROCK WOOL Bag 1.60 FuJI line ot 'floor PAINT JOB s49!Q j '. . ..t., Knotty Pine Paneling. 1x6-8.10 Pattern 1 E.1 lomp ond kerOS&118 lamp ports. Oven Baked Bumpml j. NOW AWAITS YOU AT YOUR _ er Ceiling Tile, Insulation, Wallboard, Planking, Fly. Also handmade • t er PIck Up Service" is Fin:;a. J GROSS~ -POINTE AUTHORIZEO .PONTIAC DEALER J te wood, Aromatic Cedar Lining , Filigree Vases and Delivery Ie TU~edo 1-1977 i- WE DELIVER - PROMPT SERVICE at s. AND ELECTRIC SHOP d ••• rs LUNIBER SUPPLIES OLLIG ELECTRIC Alf~N~~~~~?er TUX.2::i!,! rk i_McLEANMOT~~lo~~~~!:u!NC. 1974~ Ha; ,;~r. )~iwcc. ',' and 8 Mile Rds. TU. 2-4800 15243 Mack, near Barham ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~. { \'. ( I I :. - ••••. ' '". ' .. ,,-,,* - .. -...... - .,-'- ( """""t ~"""'f-""'- ~- __ 'l''''._, e'''', \,~.-~:=w-.,-_'::~,-..:w~.,-..~.~ ~-~:-r .. :- ..---;,-u ..,,- ..•-- -,~...... ------.••• ~••• --~----r~... :'. __ "~")'':'''""';f7.-.::!,:~ .. (,.-;;" •. -r:.,,"t'''_~~'''-:-;;r :;: .• -~, 'f' -.' -'1 "="•.••• . '--*--.-. -.'---'-.-.--'-.'.-.•-.-"'-.-...... ,..":"~-~ -~,,_.~-_..,..'' , . \ ,, , Thursday, March 30, 1950 G R 0 SSE P 0 J N TEN E,W S ~.' * * * * Feature Page * * who!,where and whatnot. Pointer of Inter~"st. Memori'al Good Taste Fa1Jorite Recipes by whoo%it .. Center of People in the Know FOIBLES OF THE FASHIONABLE fIJ-1Unfe Pointe Beauty pays an ounce for her own parium S,ehedul'e A $250 jl- ..--.J • FRICASSEE. OF' CHICKEN ••• blended, distilled and named for her by a Paris Parfumer. Thursday, March 30: Music 'with Counter Points '" III '" Structure, 8:00 p.m.. Third lec- SAGE BISCUITS . Another Pointe granddame, convinced that "They'" are ture on the Structure of Music- Contributed by All gir1s .•. no matter what age •• , love Easter Baskets out to get her ••• has a friend go back and buy the hat :;he "The Instruments of the Sym- Mrs. John F. Klein .•• and if the oue you remember is teen age or up ..• then, likes for fear she herself would be overcharged • • • phony' Orchestra." Miss Louise 4 5 Easter baskets, filled with Springs' loveliest blossoms at Cuyler, Asst. Professor of Music- or pound stewing chicken ... '" ... ARTHUR P ASELKS on Kercheval are definitely what you p ology at University. of Michigan. fresh parsley Five o'clock is a bad time to call moddom. It's the fash want. Natural colored straw wine hampers are planted ionable tjme for her masseuse to bring that cocktail hour Lecture fee, $1.00 including tax. chives (Center sponsored. Call. Center celery and. leaves. with Easter beauty. : • baskets are filled with fresh' or sparkle back to her pretty peepers. for reservations, hours 9-5, TU. Place the cut-up chicken In potted' plants. Orchid, gardenia and camellia corsages '. ... '" ... 1-6030.) '. small amount. of water with abound here too. We'd suggest you plan your order right this On our rounds, we did find the gentlemen: of the Pointe Saturday, April 1: Junior the herbs in' a ,pot and cook minute by calling TU. 5-82:24. far more conscientious than the led dies in "giving up" for Women's Association of Detroit till done. Skim out'the herbs .. .;. * Lent ••• Symphony Orc.hestra- Blossom and thicken the. Ii.quid ,with Easter is at your finger tips in JACOBSON'S eleg~nt ...... '" Bazaar, 12. (For further infor- flour,' addirig milk, salt. and collection of Spring gloves. The el1ltire accessories depart... A wee princess of the Pointe ha~ herself a platinum mation call Mrs. Templema)'er, LO. 7-7522.) pepper. Serve in dark.green ment of this smart. shop has been turned to Spring in three tantrum the other afternoon because her television set or .brown bowl with sa'ge bis- different moods: In Town •.. Out of Town •.. and On, The couldn't permit her to watch t-w-o programs at once .•. Sunday, April 2: Stanley String Town. The gloves dept. for instance shows tailored shorties oil >I< ... cuits floated in the 'golden, Quartet, of University of Michi- in fabric or nylon string for out of town, toned in black, gan, 3:15 p.m. Composers: Mo- gravy. The Elegant Ones shun extreme sun tans in Florida this SAGE BISCUITS white or chamois fabric ... and beige, chamois, navy, white, Winter ••• but we'll admire yours just the same! zart, Samuel Barber and Schu- bert. Fee, $1.00 including tax. ,2 c. flour gray or pink nylon string. In Town, you'll wear JACOBSON'S '" * ... School students,50c. Tickets for 2 tsp. baking powder double woven fabric gloves (slightly longer with chic three . Tnree of the Pointe's best groomed matrons visit their , all concerts on sale at Center. 1% tsp. salt way cuff) On The Town, you'll want really longer gloves in hairdresser at l-epaps-t twice a week .•. and'one is a faith- (Center sponsored. For reserva- 1 tbsp. sugar rayon bemberg. or suede cloth finished at the wrist. in jet ful caller before Friday and Saturday evening parties • • • tions call Center, TU. 1-6030.') 4 tbsp. butter buttc;ns. These come in black or white. Out of Town, you'll ihusThat Look! Monday, April 3: Provisional % c. rich milk or cream wear a JACOBSON'S saddle leather should~r bag (black, ...... League of.Women Voters-Board 1/.1 c. cut-up fresh sage or 1 green, luggage or red) with sl11oothlJ' tailored stitching. We're all envy of that Lake Shore leddy who, when Meeting, 9:30 a.m.' (F9r further tbsp. dried sage m9istened In Town, you'll pack a dramatic gold or silver mesh. bag, driving he!'self after dark, carries a special siren whistle information call Mrs. Chas. T. studded in tiny rhinestones and lined in silken pink faille. Ellis, TU. 5-7689.) in a little water; along •• , if there's any interference, the leddy gives one Ptoceed . as customary' and Shoes, Hos,ery, Scarfs aitd Belts have been assembled to slight puff scaring the crime out of suspicious characters -Picture by Fred Runnell~ Monday, April 3: Grosse Pointe bake until golden: add Easter chic to your Spring costumes •• , at JACOBSON'S. 8J!d usually attracting the ppopl.j.cpe within seconds • • • MRS. REESE EVANS /HOWARD OF RATHBONE PLACE Rotary Club-Meeting and >I< * >I< Occupying the position of utmost importance in the cook Luncheon, 12. (For further in- C t' Off' " PILFERINGS book library of the Pointe's sparkling new bride, Mrs. Reese formation call Dr. R. K. O'Neil, en er.. . erIng Tappans Plah European Trip A few weeks ago we ~old you about the neat little postp Evans Howard (Suzette Alger), is the one she wrote' her- VA. 2-5707.) . Sunday Concert cards from Punch, in London, reminding American friends self, snitching delightedly from her mother, Mrs. Frederick Monday, April 3: Provisional .' . Two and a half months on the Italy. Switzerland and France. Alger Jr's collection of recipes. League of Women Voters-Gen- The well known Stanley Quar- continent is in store fpr Mr. and At Paris, the Tappans will to renew subscriptions, •. Here's the latest we've received: er.al Meeting-Round Table Dis- M B N T f WIth t t' t First let us tell you the ...... ------tet of the University of Michigan rs. ruce . appan 0 . est- eave e our to con mue on heir "Are you a Dean? ..• or a Royal Marine? 0 cussion of Reapportionment, 1:30 chester road who Ie A 1 30 t C h d t cook book, a tin" affair ster Gratin Blazed with Rum will uresent another of its de- ." ~ve pn own 0 open agen an a our A Dentist? ... a Dunce? ... or a Wife? .} . p.m. (For further information. • or. thIS marvelous 'trIp. of the Scandinavian countries. Are you a Gi!fwho's 'engage.d to 'an Earl? ••• in black leather loose-leaf which are but a few of the call Mrs. Chas. T. Ellis, TUxedo llghtfult Sundayh afternoonP . con-I There'}1be a few days m. New When they reach Stockholm,. binder, was started when the bwonkderfulrecipes in the cook 5-7689.) Mcers. a~ It Ce Gt:os:;e 'Aomt~lWart York before they sail, May 4, on. they'll take a canal boat to Gu1e- Or a Miss with a Mission in Life? . hIt s 00 emona en ",1' on pn 2a th ""S C . f S h ' . :Whether you're shiftless, or' sober and snug, au tho l' was m er ear y een . NAME RECIPE'S M.on.day, April 3: Class in 3'15 1 ' . e p.. oroma or out ampton. borg and for four days cruise and the Algers were living At fI'l'st \"e thought "Pork "'amtmg, 1:30 p.m. Instructol.'- .Th?n h'. d t '11f t They'll spend about a week in across Sweden. (Single or spliced, so to speak.) . C d C 1'£ h . ..., G P 1 1 F f h IS t 11' concE'l" WI. ea ure England and Scotland hefo"e Th' 1 11 f J'l 18 m orona 0, a 1., aVlng Chops Suzette" must be a uy ,a azzo a. ( or ur~ er. In- th k f M t S h b t IJ ~ ell' pans ca or U y There's no need to look so uncommonly ~mug- been taken there by Mr. favorite of the author and for formatlOn call Mrs. Ferns FItch, e wor s a ozar, c u er joining an English tour 'o!the sailing-date on 'the SS Stockholm. HAVE YOU SEEN PUNCH THIS WEEK?" TU. 5-8458.) and San:uel Barb:r. ~embers of continent during v-:hich they'll which wHl bring them back to ... * * Alger's navy assignment. that reason were so named-but the Quartet are GIlbert Ross, first travel in German Bel iU1 N Y'k . Then let us quote the fore- we were wrong. Sponsored by Grosse Pointe \ violinist; Emil Raab, second vio~ y, g 11., ew 01. And back to the Ladies Home Journal. , • "How many of us would be mutes if we could not speak word by the author: "This is a "No, the pork chops were Artists Ass'n. linist; Paul Doktor, violist and .~~ collection of recipes, collected vague.ly invented by 'Mummy,' Monday, April 3: Sculpture O.li,,:er'~del, cellist. They are aU ~ well of ourselveS or ill of others, .• " by mother from every known said Mrs. Howard, "a:Qd that's Class, 7:30 p.m. Instructor-Miss dlstmguished concert. performers , , * '" • source. These recipes are all how they got the name." Margaret Gifford. (yor further an~ me~bers of.th~ faculty at t~e And from The New- York Times' "Better Late Than tried and true, each one having Spare' Ribs Marge Happel' is informat~on call Mrs. Ferris Umversity of .Mlchigan. They v:'Ill TO GRACE YOUR Never" Dept.: been tried during the many a recipe from former Pointer, Fitch, rru. 5-8458.( Sponsored by be accompame~ by Mrs. Manon HOUSE BEAUTIFUL A salesman in Haldeon, N. J. received a gold medal for months that we spent in Coro- Mrs. Andrew Happel' who now Grosse Pointe Artists Association. Owen at the plano.. his victory in a 220 yard dash at a track meet held 40 years nado. Our failures have not lives in New York Gity. Another The Quartet has been hig\11y been recorded. "name recipe" is "Mr. Marshall Monday, Al?ril 3 through April praised for its interpretation's of before. It had been lying, forgotten, in a drawer in an en- 13: ProgressIve Artists Club- th k f h b For the Easter Season graver's desk." "My mother, who did not even INeal's Doves and Quails" and in Art Exhibit, 10 to 5. (For further e .greatl' war s 0 l'c am er know how to boil water nor that this case the gourmet was a Cali- information call Mr. H: R. Leigh- musIc.. Iterature as wef 1h as lts • • • directions were on soup cans, fornia friend of the' author's contnbutlOns to the urt erance A borrower in Cleveland who had kept a book nine first began cooking as a bride father. ton, VE. 9-7973.) of modern music. Listeners will and the Years Ahead years returned it to the public library. (This volume had, but soon rose above it as nothing Really "Mummy's Bible" in Tuesday, April 4: Optimist hear both schools this Sunday at in the interim, become a collector's item.) seemed to turn out right. Even' addition to h a v i n g unusual Club--Meeting and Luncheon, the Grosse Pointe War Memorial ... * >I< a baked potato did not conform recipes sure to delight the cu)- 12:15 p.m. (For further inform a- Center. Reservations may be Th~n, the one that's going the rounds about the president with usual standavds." tured palate is a more explicit tion call Mr. P. A. Smith, WO. made by calling TU. 1-6030.'Ad- THE LANCASTER CHAIRS of a large utility company who was flying over his factories, COOKING LESSONS cook book than those pubEshed 5-7000,Ex. 6106.) mission charge will be $1.00. "Her next attempt at cooking for national sale because the Wednesday,. April 5: District ------en route with his family for a Southern vacation. was made just after our anival young cook is basic on the hov, Nursing Society-Business Meet- "Mabel," said the executive, "Give me a hundred dollar in Coronado. For days our cook, and why and what to do about ing.)1 a.m. (For further infor- bill. I want to throw it down and make one of the workers Elizabeth, schooled her on how the recipes. mation call Mrs. L. A. Devlin, happy:' to become a gourmet teaching SNAPDRAGONS VA. 3-0464.) "Why, don't you take five twenty dollar bills ... throw her the simplest forms of She herself is in .many: of the Wednesday, April 5-Sigma cookery. recipes including' one we loved, Gamma Association - Meeting- Scienti ficall y them down and make five people happy" suggested his . . "At this first stage the Fanny "Snapdragons in' Apple Sauce." Tea, 3 p.m. (For further infor- wife. The da}lghter' chirped up that a hundred oIfe dollar • STEAM CABINET bills tossed down would cheer a hundred workers. Farmer Cook Book was poured "Soak a handful of table mation call Mrs. J. W. Johnson, over day and night but soon raisins in Cognac Brandy over TU. 1-9562.) and one hour Swedish Just then the weary pilot turned around and said, Mummy's Hterary i'n s tin c t s ni~ht until. t.hey .are swe.lled Wednesday, April 5: Dancing Hand Massage "Why don't you throw yourself down and make. 5,000 swelled and such bool{sas Clem- WIth the spmt. MIX them In a Classes, 7:15 and 8:45 p.m. (For Expert Masseuse in people happy!" e entine in The Kitchen' and 'The batch of apple sauce, mad e further information call Center, Attendance Wine Lover's Cook Book' came without spices. You go along TU. 1-6030,) 1 into our life. From that moment for a w h i I e on the smooth Wednesday, April 5: Class in on Mummy actually began to mediocrity of the apple sauee, Painting, 1 p.m. (For further in- · g 5 cook on her own time without encounter a snapdragon , .. formation call Mrs. Ferris Fitch, Pickerill :J..avoriti&ni& each step being written out. and up you go." TU. 5-8458.) Sponsored by Grosse "Then the fateful day came, .' The Howards have been living Pointe Artists' .Associati'on. STUDIO when Elizabeth, the cook, de- m the .garage apartment at the .parted and we had our first D. DWIght J?ouglases ~n Rath- Wednesday, April- 5: Republi- can Voters' Association, 8 p.m. TU.2.7280 01 failure. This tended to slow bon.e place! smc~ r.eturnm~ from 5021 Courville, at W~ri-en • us up a bit and we retired to theIr weddmg tnp m JamaIca. As (For further information call Mr: the local restaurant for a' few soon as the country roads clear Richard Durant, TU. 2-1701.) m"J. Byron A. RunJtt up, they'll move out to Metamora Thursday, April 6: Music Struc- week5. d . ht I '11. M "Soon Mummy had so many an, n~. a o~g WI g Arts Group of, th~ A cast composed of AAUW daily to this particular' lore). .TiE .,. PR.VS ~ ,service ',. ~ HOURS: 9:30 to 6:00. Open :ill 9 p.m. on Mon., Thurs. &. Fri. Evenjnlll 'Grosse Pointe Branch of the members will present a r onE!- Mrs. Howard is very serious 1.IT. .n.~ ~J.. ~J k O'C ~ Parkmg at Rear of Sto~e American Association of Univers- act play under the direction of about her culinary ability and:we Mrs. Donald Worley. Co-hostesses must say 'that few brides stand "2681 EAST JEFFERSON AVE. $ ac · onnor~ • ". ity Women will meet on Thurs- for the afternoon are Mrs. Hu- ready to whip .up .Squab: RoyaJe,: , .' • "'~ 17001 KERCHEVAL"" PM rUxedo 1.9222 .day, March 30, at 1 p. m. in the hert Goebel, Mrs. Howard Earl, Quail, B::~ised Duck with Cherry For,Reseryations-LO. 8-9853 ~ TU. 1-1655 . ~~ ~ ~~ .. home of Mrs. Abram Brown, 74 Mrs. William Rossiter and Mrs. Sauce, Doves, Crepes Framboises, 1 .' ~~~ ~ Mqran road. T. Clifford Marbut. Bab~ au Rhum, Zabaglioni, L6b~ "