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HEADLINES. New Officers Inst~lled by Pointe Rotary Club , :.x.~ .,,,- .•.•• ~L_ •• _~.~~ ••• - •• _. _ ,,_. 1Stragglers oj lb. Fire~orks Display WEEK ne'quested to A$ CompIl.tl 6, ,11. WOII. PoifJI. N~I .To Climax Woods' Get in Line
Thursday, JUDt 21 latest Figures Reveal that, ALLIED INFANTRYMEN cap- Jubilee Program 27.892 of Poter.tiel 30,300 ture Communist-held hUl with Have Registered flame throwers and air support fierce five and a hall' hour Six;.day anniversary celebration started last Sunday in: A month ag~e municipal battle on western front in Korea. with big parade and:address by Mayor Paul Rowe . • • • offices in each of the five IKE HEADQUARTERS' somcc ' Crowds jammed a two-mile s.tretch along Mack avenue Pointe communities augment- hillts general will leave Denver last Sunday. afternoon to watc,h the pageantry of a parade ed their facilities to accept for Chicago to personally direct stream by that marked the opening .~f Grosse Pointe Woods' the registrations of residents July convention fight for ,the six-day silver anniversarY celebration. Clowns, Detroit not qualified to vote in the' GOP presidential nomination. MouIited Police. lines of bannered cars, and the city's fire August :> primar~es' and the * ... • trucks with .sirens blaring followed the 10th Air Squadron November election. Bv the be- Friday, June n Band of Selfridge Field.from Moross road past the reviewing ginning of this week 27;892 ACHESON APOLOGIZES to stands next to the municipal building. persons of the more than. 30,'" British Parliament in private ... From a sound car in front' of • I 300 potential in the Grosse SiOllfor keeping them in the dark the stands Woods Mayor. Paul Pointe area were reported as about plans to - bomb Korean Rowe gave a short opening speech registered voters. power plants along the Yalu on a hot day. He Cited' the tre- Park Grants river. Originally. the final day of reg- mendous growth .ofthe city dur- istration had been scheduled as HOUSE RIPS Administration's ing the 25 years since its incor- controls bill. passing measures Pay Boosts .Saturday, July 5, but because of poration as '" village with a f.ew the July 4 holiday falling this that would remove price ceil- hundred ~residents .and a vast ings on nearly all consumer year during the week, the dead": expense of undeveloped land. To Employes line date was extended through goods and Federal rent control ,; He credited'" ... the develop- in many areas. the following Monday, July 7. ... .ers and builders ..to whose broad All municipal offices will be .. ~sion aredtie the 'streetS, homes Hospital Plan and. Life Insur- open that day to receive the last Saturday, June :88 . " ,-P1etur. by ,Paui Gach and' commercial buildings that ance Policies Substituted of the ~egistrants, from 8 o'clock CIRCUIT JUDGE VINCENT M. . Nt;w ..officers elected s7v~ral monthsago:'by the Grosse Pointe br~ch. of the international service organiza- have come since and to the suc- For Former Bond Bouns in the morning to 8 o'clock that BRENNAN, of Detroit, unleashed bon were mstalled at ceremo.mes held M9nday.at the club~s luncheonmeetmg in the War M~morial Center. Pictured cession of' elected and appointed evening. a bitter counter attack on the above are,-front row, left. t? nght:-:-ALLAN WAJ"I~ER,tre~surer; WILLIAM WAHL, second vice-president; new presi~ city officials who •.• patterned At a meeting Tuesday, June Michigan Supreme Court for ita . The most recent breakdown In. dent C~IL PAYE, receIvmg the ~avelc~r'?mretirmg pres1dent-ERNES'-rGRAHAM who re~ains a director. Rear row Grosse Pointe Woods into th~ the Labor and "illegal activity" after it had 24, Public each community as reported by left to rlght:-FRAN,K CHUM, ~lrector;' REM1NGTON>PURDYidirector;,}~DWARD PONGRACZ' diredoro.DR: East Side's most. desirable res i- Relations Committee of the the League of Women Voters handed down a .evere reprimand, dential community." ROBERT O'NEILL, fIrst v!ce-pres1dent;,'CASS PIOTROWSKI, past district"governoi who presided at the instaUktion' shows that- of the potential J1l.tmo charging him with. "disgraceful and GLENN. PRATT, 8ecret~ry. ' ~. " , Mayor Rowe'continued with a City of Grosse Pointe Park conduct and official neglect of ber of registered voters (accord .. descripti,: New'y': ~~~'_;he ~d ~eric~ll'biti,~Bond BoDus Sto~d ... vicu were brouBht 10 order end- istered voters., ' ..' ing eight-hour rioting yesterday. ..t NeighJ:,orhod. Club; Eventc~.~ ..- _;",As)Z!p~y;~"toll::WaX.j,Ov..er",~W.Jls$;~;'~c~,-,.j .-c Crejit~~:()"Hf~~::;cj'f~:Oiie~;':"~~e~~"c~~e'7:de(i?:i~ ~t1:~roc~~- The '$5{r~GQvermhent Bond. Abo~t 2,500 peop1e ba~e Yet to .. . . register in the few remaining SUNDAY, JUNE 2. Set for August 23 Lakefront ':L«Iwns 'Inundated tor' of. pubr ••c' Safety' mationthat officially opened the previously presented to Park 1 employes as an annual bonus, days. Much of the credit for the KEFAUVER NOSES OUT The Grosse Pointe Floo~ Comittee met last Tuesday to week- ong celebration, which will, has been discontinued. In its showing to date should go to Tft..Ft in Gallup, poll final. pre- A t a meeting last ~eek hear. a. resume of 'the flood threat that has lapped .at the Early. Tuesday morning be cliJria~eJi by a fireworks dis- stead, the Committee recom- Roland Gray, Dave Beauvais, . V B'l.' ' play FrIday, at the Parcells . th the members of the campaign convention matching. Attributes Pointe shoreline since the heavy storm damage during the . ern a1 ey, .untll recently a!1 School. The Grosse Pointe Ki- mended increased ben~lts at committee of the Women's Re- Kefauver's lead by small margin and Del Page, representing the last weekend of March. ~. ' Inspector w1th the Detro1t wanis Club is sponsoring the would 1) provide for all em- publican Club of Grosse Pointe, to his popularity amon, Inde- Farms, Park and City. formu- The Lake Survey Office had ira, mthe e""'t showed that danger P 0 1.1 C e D epar tmen,t . was elaborate Fourth of July program ployes a single hospital and sur-0 officials stated. pendent voters. • lated preliminary plans for .... . b f b ~ gical plan; 2) provide a $2,00. • • III rep?rted .the average elevation is for from past. The waves whip- sworn m e ore mem ers of which will include all kinds of Group Ter:m Life Insurance the Grosse Pointe Boys and dturmg .the latter partot ,June to ped ~ome more of:f the dilapi- the Grosse Pointe Woods city gamea and contests. All are in- Plan on the basis of a $1,200 FOLLOWING SENATE AP- Girls Fishing Rodeo in conw PROV AL, the House passed com- have been'"677.4feet, a very slight " council, and police and fire vitedto attend. .policy for the first year of ser- Load of Bricks junction with the Boy and promise 10-month extension of increase over the May average dated CIty pIer. The la~efront departments as. the Director .------' vice and $200 for each succeeding price and wage controls that were Girl National Better Fishing of 577.38 feet. •. property owner~ saw a bIt more of Public, Safety of the ci'ty.' B.uslnes8 Group ye.ar, until. the completion of Ties Up Traffic Program. ..._ W _I chewed off theIr lawns by the due to expire at midnight, .Mon- .-ue auungsurging waters. The new office had been cre- Pl .. V t D. five years service. At that time. day. Regarded as victory for Pres- Letters have be~n sent out to M~re than a ~oot under the OnJy Slight Breeze ated by the .council at'the regular ans 0 e rIve the employe would receive a Traffic was held up on J effer .. ident Truman despite fact that all various Pointe organizations re- pr~dIctedrecord hIgh of 578.8,the. . meeting on June 16. The council --- $2,000 policy. son avenue for nearly half an Administration requests were not questing appointment of at least comparatively stable levels during . The wm~ never reache~ hIgher confirmed Bailey's appointment Concerned. with the apathy of To Cost $34,894 hour last Tuesday when a truck met. one of their members to the the past month have led some ob- ,than 20 mIles p,er hour m gust~ in accordance with Charter re- Grosse Pointers toward voting According to the committee carrying a load of bricks swerved . . ... Rodeo committee. An organiza- servers to believe that the danger and blew st.eadlly at only froI? quirements on recommendation at election time. the Grosse the total cost of all increases across the street and into a tree. TAFT CALLS on :free nations tional meeting was held July 1 point has passed. However, auth- 6 to 14 mIles. But even thIS by Acting City Administrator Pointe Businessmen's Association and benefits reaches $34,894. Bricks were scattered from curb to revamp the United Nations at 7:30 p. m.• at the Neighborhood orities have warned that unex- zephyr demonstrated, what t~e Ray MacArthur. has, launched a. concerted cam~ _ to curb. and lines of cars had to Charter, making it an organiza~ Club, oPt:ll to all interested adults. pected deluges may. chanie the force of the water could do if paign to, get every registered She C G. be channelled through a lane tion with teeth based upon "in- To Be Held 'Aug. 23 picture very.udderily. . pame Nature ~urn~d her anger Too Mueh Responsibility voter to the polls on Primary lp rew IVeS cleared in the center of the ternational justice." Describes UN Sponsored by Better Fishing, The, high and persi'stent winds In the wrong dIrectIOn. Said MacArthur in making the election day, August 5; and on b street. as an ine:f:fective.weapon for pre- Inc .• a non-profit organization of of the first days of this week are CATCH ,appointment, "The responsibility general election day. Novem- Blood Tri ute Driver of the truck, Raymond serving the peace. .sportsmen interested in helping indications that the threat of des- ES HAND IN MIXER for the police and fire depart- ber 4. F. Woiewski, of 5023 32 Street, • • * struction has not passed entirely. Young Lee Kyser, aged 10. of ments had increased to the point In announcing the .plans for the children under 17.to become bet- Shortly after the' l~ght cruiser Detroit. later told Grosse Pointe ~Ionday; lune 30 ter fishermen and sportsmen. Pile up Refwte, 168~ Hollywood, suf~ered a badly where it was no longer feasible election campaign, S. Willard Park police that he had been brwsed hand last Frtday when he for both ~hese departments to Hosking. of the National Bank USS Helena departed from GOVERNOR ADLAI Steven- the Rodeo' will be held' this year Korean waters for the United travelling east on Jefferson at 20. son (D) of Illinois declared to- on Saturday, August 23. The .seas drove refuse ,onto, got it caught in a cement mixer be under the complete jurisdic- of ' 1)etroit, Jefferson -Phillip miles an hour when suddenly f propertIes all alon~ the lake.front. his father had been using to floor tion of one man:' branch, and president. of the as- States. an explosion in a gun day that he ~uld give con8id- La~t year approximately' four :"The front end went hay wire." The park . pools In the CIty. of his garage, X-rays showed that Since April of. 1940, Walter sociation, said Albert J. DeRie- turret killed 30 men aboard her eration to any movement, to million boys and girls in 46 states Grosse Pomte .andGros.. se POI~.te no bones had been broken m' Goulette had served as Chief of sister ship, the USS St. Paul. The truck hopped the curb on draft him for the Democratic f dunked their lines in the national Park . were I11ed WIth debrls. Lee's hand. (Cont'in.ued on Pa.e 13), macker.. f thvice-presidentG 'P . and cash- When they learned- of the ac- the other side of the street and presidential nom i nation "in :fish derby .. They now must be drained and III Ier 0 e rosse 9lnte Bank, cident, the crew of' the Helena smashed head on into a tree, light of the conditions' ... exist- CoiUns Wins Title cleaned before swimming is again and La,vrence W. Korte of Korte decided that most fitting tribute crumbling the grille and folding ing." However. he believes such permitted. ' Home Appliance, have been they could make to the men who the right front wheel under the a draft "unlikely." Mike Collms, 204 MoroS! road. The winds drove the water up. REGISTRATION TIME TAB E named co-chairmen of the asso- • * • won a national championship l ' were killed was to donate blood cab. 150 feet onto the lawn .at the . 'ciation:s committee handling de- to the Armel', Forces Blood drive. award when he landed a hvo: Wesson Seyburn home on the ' Information for thi! table has been complJed by the Learu~ tails for the campaign. Poh1e said Wojewski was \In- REPUBLICANS begin discus- Among the men aboard the sion in convention preliminaries pound n~ne-ounce Sheepshead, lake. The City has taken further o.f.Women Voters. The numb~r of refiltered voters will be . "The complacency of Pointers mimed. But he was issued a Helena. to contribute a pint at Chicago on domination of the heaviest catch in this claSs precaution in erecting.barners at ch~l'ed from week to week.. toward voting is appalling," Hos- ot ticket for not having his car made .by a boy throughout the blood was Melvia Brown, jour- under control. candidates for president and the end of 'Lake Court to protect Grosse Pointe Park, 15115 E. Jefferson king said. "Evidence of this is vice. president. nation and its territories on Rodeo nalist, third ciass, USN, son of againstpossiblf' overflow from the Municipal offices open for registration: seen in the fact that during or- Mr. and Mrs. William W. Brown * • '" Day. Mike will receive his Coro- low land areas into GrosBe Pointe Mon. through Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. dinary elections only 45 per cent nation Certificate from Senator of 697 S1. Clair avenue. Grosse LAND ,AIR, AND SEA action Park Wed., 8:30 a.m.- 8 p.m; , of the registered voters care Pointe. Absentee Ballots in Korea curbed by long- Homer Ferguson this summer. Dry Speil' Helped Number of registered voters 8,900 enough to vote. while ina presi- The lessening fear of a flood Potenti~l number of registered vo,ters 10,226 dential election it's a tough job , This is the second time this awaited rainy aeason, railing SELF PRESERVATION year. that the Helena's crew has Easy to Obtain hopes that it may !tave off any POII.tl.cI.a.... who talk of reduc~ has been' attributed to the' favor- Grosse PoJ,nte City, 17150 Maumee , to get the perc~ntage up to 55 made group donations to the plans for. a summer offensive •.., able winds of the pallt weeks and Municipal offices open for registration: per cent. , blood drive., The ship is now Absentee ballots are available the Communists may have, ing taxes during an election year the recent dry spell.that.haaper- ' Mon.,through Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. "We'plan on waging an inten- undergoing routine repairs in to all registered voters who ex- * • • are usually more interested in mitted a great amounf'of evapor- Sat., 8:30 a.m.-12 noon. sive campaign that will extend Tuesday, July 1 self, preservation than the econ- ation. .. Number of registered voters 3,797 into every corner of every Grosse' Long Beach, Calif. pect to be out of town at the time of the primary election on. TWO DETROITERS CITED omy of the country. But Monday nii{ht's minor blow I Potential number of registered voters 4,648 ,Pointe commtmity. Registrations FREEDOM AND WAR August 5. for contempt by the House 01 _ Grosse Pointe Fanns,,90 Kerby ,Road are at a record level. Now the Municipal. offices open for registration: important. thirig is to get these Individual freedom and the in- Those plannmg vacations are Representatives for refusal to R ed t U 'd t 'D 't Mon. through Fri., -.8:30a.m.-4:30 p.m. stitution of war will ever be at urged to apply at their municipal i~~~~~l~~~~:'l~:i:i~~s~~~~1S e '0 Sat., 8:30 a.m.-12 noon. ' (Contblued on Page 13) war with each other. offices before they leave town. eSl en rye on!! e Number of r.egistered voters : 6775 The filling out of an absentee ~ittee sought at its Detroit hear- Potential number of registered voters 7.138 mgs. They are Arthur McPhaul To MemorIal Center, 'Drlve' ..... ballot application will assure a..'1dSaul Grossman. GrollS,ePointe, Shores, '795 Lake Shore Road these voters of a chance to cast Municipa,,1offices open for. registration: Dikes Add to Difficulties their bal10ts on election day. • • • The direct mail solicitation The. $18,000is,the minimum re- Mon: through Fri .• 8a.mdi p.m. TWO LITTLE EOYS, Grant for annual dOIlati9ns to the 'War quirement to maintam the same Sat.. 8:30 a.m.~12noon. and Brian Strauss of Huntington Memorial Center, which was . b Potential number. of registered voters 745 Of Duffers at' Lochmoor' Woods, 6 and 8 years old. BUf- launched last week, had netted ~ort of program 'which has. een Number' of, registered voters 700 Unidentified Man 179 con t rib uti 0 n s totaling offered by the Center during the Settlement has been reach~d posals were tossed back and ioeate in cedar chest that snapped Grosse PolnteWoou; 20775 Mack shut on them while at play in $2,990.91 by Tuesday afternoon. last year. Any amount. receiVed. between administrative officials forth. The cOuncil had pointed Bilks Boy of $20 Municipal offices ope~ ..for registration: of Grosse Pointe Woods and rep- second floor attic playroom. Last year some 2.200 Pointe over tlie. $18.000cquld.be .applied Mon. through Fn. 9a.m.-5 p.m. out. that possibly the property resentatives of the Lochmoor Mrs. O. C. Krause. 1428 Har- • * • f\.milies gave donationll and to an enlarged program or. ".. 1 4. - •••• ... __ IlIII ...... _-... .. -.. __ ...._-.._-.._~.__~_~.~_'__"._.._...... ,..~_~~.'~~~_...... oo._~_'___ _~_ . ,_ Page Two G R 0 SSE: P 0.1 NT' E...~E~W: S.. Thursday, '~ulf3; r 952' ThurSday, • e. hurch. Ne..wsIIMr..~,.'Il'. A.•. A.:. 1ger,l: NineP Pollt Parrot I. . . 'IWlnsTropfty. " WOODS PRESBYTERIAN At the' r.ecentDet~oit , Roa.t To Off JOIN CHISTIR'S 19950 Mack Avenue at Torrey Show, held.',in War,:,Memorid Andrew Rauth, Minister Center, a tense moment arrived Nine Grosse J' SHOE CLUa . SUNDAY, July 6: 10 a,m~- during the judging. :. ...' ~lected to officf lChurch 'Worship, Sermc>n theme, The awards .•"Queen of ,t~e nual session 0: IUY 12 PAI.- "The Musta'rd Seed" (Nursery Show" for the best rose . bloom ., . Boys State. hf 101' 3~year-olds). entered and "Kin'got the'Sho~" > State College 13th PAIR FREEl 10 •. m . ....; Church School for for .the next best bloom were c ..... We carr,. PolI.Parrot. Child-Lif. childr~J1' 4' through 8 years of age,' being decided~. and the judge8; through June 2 JumpinJ' Jacks. Official DU~Jng July and August Chur~h reached a stalemate. First'pr~ze Sponsored b, Ser~lce and Church School WIll I was a ,gold cup. / . . . Legio~. Depart~ B~y Scout Shoes conbnue to meet at 10 a.m. As is custoniaryin the com-' the session is de~ Nunn~Bush Shoes for men and edu(, Ptee;..." 0"."101 p." ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL I Holiday Urivers 0' .imuloled - .eal p' 20475 Sunningdale Park b.ovlifvl. life,lo.li"ll The Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman, Issuecl Warning . 'cooy for CI lilli. - peorh the r•• ' of h. Rector Don't be caught sitting on the sidelines this year. T Ne Cost, No ObUcatlon - Phone If you don't knovi 'WHEN,WHERE and HOW to , birl"doy •• groovo' Sundays in July: 10 a.m,-Holy Fourth of July holiday drivers "'_.obi. 0«0';0" EDlt'w'!.t~r 1-'~90 Communion and Sermon. Preach- were ui'ged' today to cut down It wi11be the lonesomes~, spot hit~wn! For this is register in your community, it's quick and easy to er. The Rev. G. Paul Musselman, their speed on the highways and VA. Z~0295 the most exciting-. most important-election year find out. Just visit the office of your city or village Rector, Old Mariners Church. to bE: more alert at all times to prevent a repetition of the re~ in a long \;\,'hile. clerk. cent Memorial Day traffic death TU., I~6022 ' toll. Twenty-three persons were '. But you know the rules. No register-no vote! So. And remember-your-friends, your relatives and killed in Michigan accident!!, in- your neighbors are all in the same boat with you. make sure to register now so that you can back '\ cluding six persons from Detroit, So pass them the information about registering. i in the long MemorIal Day holi. your favorite candidates. You have only a few 'day, the Traffic Safety Associa- They'll be grateful for your Tip-' because they are 2JOl tion pointed. out. Excessive speed s •• ~ daYt! left. Monday, July 7, is the last day you can carpeting alld inattentive driving on crowd~ as anxious as you not to be left out of this hot Graduate G, E'ri highways were responsible for register for the Primary on August 5. • election f~ght, America ann ; the majority of the fatal acci- dents, the Assoc1ation said. GEM ME i "More than two milliolf auto-' . : mobiles are expected to' travel This advertise"ient, inth. interest of better eitize"ship, is sponsored by the 1002 Dovid ~, ; Michigan streets and highways . Detro. this weekend," the Association CARPETING co. ,said. "This huge volume of trat- 1 fic increases the po~sibility of GROSSE. POINTE BUSINESSMEN'S ASSOCIATION accidents. Many vacationers will 15839 E. WARREN, neM Buckingh~m' drive too fast to reach their desti- REGULAR MEMBERS..-IP LIST KORTE, LAWRENCE PATTERSON, DOUGLAS L. nations~ Others will be reckless Korte, Home Applia~lces SYMINGTON, MRS. CRAS. Attorney The Clothesline and discourteous, Slow drivers KOTAE, MRS. AVON M. PAYE, CYRIL THOMAS, WILBUR J. B. should always keep to the right, AYLING, LORNE ESLING, HARRY Kobe Bridal Shop Blanche & Cyril's G. P. Insurance Associates Square D~al Cleaners . making . it easy for others to HaYd?n House, Inc, KRUEGER, FRANK PEPPEl', MRS. HELEN Peppet's, Inc, . TRAIL, BARTON pass. ASHTON, CLIFFORD W. FAR((UHAR, .TAME5 Punch & Judy Theatre Trail Pharmacy Punch & Judy Toyland Grosse Pointe Flori.~ts PERKINS, I,YNN TOLES, C. W. SR. I State Folice Commissioner LEMMER, FRANCOIS Radio & Tele':ision I Joseph A. Childs cautioned holi- BAKER, JOHN W. FITZGERALD, GERALD F. Francois' Restaurant,<; Real Estate COXand Baker Attorney PITS OS, ANDREW i day drivers about driving too LINGEMAN, HARLo,",r TRACY, El\IMET E, J, HalTard House Dining Room Tracy Motors, Inc. : fast. B•.<\SINGER, LYSLE GACH,PAUL Florist Basinger Tire Seryice PONGRACZ, ED\\' ARD J. .JR. TURNER, HARRY - .------..-..-. ~--,---~-~-- --_._,_ .. Photographer . MAXON. RICHARD L; Jeweler' . Turner :Suick. Inc. BIRDSALL, WENDELL J. GERMAIN, ,HENRI Real Estate PROPER,PETER Johnstone & Johnstone TURNE, GRETA C. ARE Henri's Market McCARRON, DAVID Men's Wear Beauty Shop BOUTIN, MARVIN GIRARD, ALEXANDER H. Mondry Cleaners QUEEN, GERALD TUTTLE, DR. W. L, Beaconsfield-Kercheval Service Queen Cleaners Archite~t, Interior Decorator McMONIGLE, LEE Chiropractor rou ~ BOYD, THOMAS GIRODAT, FRED W. Hamlin's Market RICHARDS, EARLE VAN HALL, ALBERT Richards Service Where\'cr Automobiles Devonshir~ Drugs Travel Agency \ SATISFIED McNALLY, JAMES ROBERTS, MIKE BRADY, JOHN J. GOEBEL, MATTHEW M. Attorney Furs by Roberts VERBRUGGE, CYRIL do ••• JOi Brady Furniture CO, Verbrugge"s Market Grosse Pointe News MEYER, A; J. RUSSO. PAUL VERDONCKT,GEORGE I from Whl WITH BROWN, MAX GUOIN, ALVIN M. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Grosse Pointe Valet Cleaners Bakery Insurance Beaupre Hardware SCARFONE, DR. S. S, MIEHM, AUGUSTJ. VERHEYDEN, CHARLES Mal we 81 CHARGOT, MICHAEL J, GRASECK, RALPH Real Estate Dentist Chas. Verheyden, Inc. YOUR ANSWERS? Esquire Theatre Ralph's Sweet Sho~ SCHMIDT, LOUIS I and get t MILLER, HAROLD R. H Ii .',,-.,. . -.,":-~'> ' ;.--,'~' .", ~. July], 1952 Thursaay, July 3, 1952 .'G' ROSS,E:',p.or,.NcT E '.N..E.ws - Page .Three Nine Pointe BOY.8 Elected .'MegqteFr ate rri ity Doria.te~Ct6Cfin}c: Nab Fast Driver).fter Accident While c~uisin, along Jefferson Iglanced off another a'utomobile The' police report said that To Office at>Boy's Stale a~.'.e...nu.'~.'.l.a....s.t.....satur ... d..~..y, Sgt, H...e.n-behind ... the scout car that hadlwoOd hacl slowed toabotl.t' 30 mng andPatrolI?8:n Johnston of attempted to turn onto Devon- i '1 'h' 'd th . . ., . Nine Grosse Pointe boys were, the Board of County Supervisors the' ...:f!ark. PolIce; department Ishire. . .' i ml es an our, an e other car elected to office at the 14tfi an- of Madison City .. . sp.ott.edr ....a.~.c.,.arappro ..a.c.'h..in.g, at. a The ... speeder co.ntinued two I haa begun to turn at about 10 nual session of the W~lverine ~urt Ewen.~was ,D,amed to the, speed estimated at 60 to 70 miles blocks dmvn Jefferson before miles an hour. Boy;;; State held t M' h' offIce of JustIce of the Supre~e.,; aTihoui .. Thecarshotpast.them, I stopping. Arrested for reckless Stat ' a IC Igan Court; and Peter' Gall was named,' . and~a~'Jl1ey;,pulledinto the. in- driving was Homer F. Wood, of I It is usua4,y,. when a fellow is e ,College from June 191 on the State. Boardof"'Education, te.rs...ectlo..n.'?f ....ane~rbystreet to i 3589 Hellger. D~mages. were not I trying. t? ~ake a big ~.P1.ash that through June 27. ' They were among the 1,000 tUrn and gIve chase, the speeder Ias heavy as mIght have been. he gets mto hot, water." S~onsored by the American high schoolboys o,t Michigan . ',---', - .. -, '-. . LegIOn, .ne~artmimt of Michigan, who participated in the session'~ the seSSIon IS designed to instruct . . ' an~ ~du~8te the youths on 'the pnnclples and valUes of the D t D. democratic and constitutional! uran ISCpSSes form of government. 'R t.' t Jerry Goebel was nam'ed to the eappor tOnmen offices of Lieutenant Governor Represent¥ive of Crossweli Before the Minute Women, on Annual -Sale County, and city councilman of Friday, June 27 8,t the Neighbor- Taylor, Michigan.' . .' R Robe t G B kh. hood Club, RIchard Durant, e- . r. ac dUS was named, , commissioner of the Juvenile In-I pu.blIcan nomIn. ee for .. co.ngress stitute. from the 14th Congressional Dis- ~ . Bill Miller was named coun-I trict in 1950 and running for re- cI1m,an of Jefferson City, and nomination this year spoke on LOUIS Hribar councilman f ' '.. Tyler. ' . 0 . the subject of the reapportIOn-' Bruce. ~rowley was named to ,I me:nt plans no~ being circulated I the counCIl of Washington. . throuKhout the state. WMlI '.Ill. Named Senat?r of Blair County Although a staunch Republi- J,Il wasc Wayne MIller ,. I Jack W'j1 son was, name d to I c;:.n, Durant. spokp. on a n.on-. ______..;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;,partisan suSject before a non-. exceptional Savings i partisan group. In fact, he st~ted : the problem of adequate l;epre- ~ ; sentation in Lansing was in Terrace and Logia Furniture for the "girl you love *i danger of becoming, a partisan, It. i pressure group affaIr; the only INCLUDING WROUGHT IRON an ANNIVERSARY)f :solution was to examine it on'a , NECKLACE factual basis without the injec- by -k' tion of petty politics that one ; group was trying to bring in, , Pointing out that the Senate. • '. .. .. -Picture b'y Fred'RunneJ1~ Woodard. II • Molla ••• Salterini 'had not been rearranged iince . The MegateFraternity represented by DAVE RENTS~HLER,; left, .RO'BINRYAN 1&25, and the House since 1943, and SANDY WIENERJR:, presented ,the DetroitOrthopaedic~ Clinic with a check for rs Durant showed how certain sec- more than $300.00 which was raised by tl:Ie.fraternity.throughthe sale' of. Christmas RATTAN BY tions of the state were virtually wreaths last winter. MRS. ERNEST' G;DAVIS accepted ,the welco~e gift in behalf of ! disenfranchized by the present the clinic. " . I system of representation.' "Un- Ficks Reed and Will.ow & Reed I fortunately," he said, "ollr I • ; ~l'esent Const~tution is am~igllouS Rescuer .Bltten Youth Arrested ~In the terms It uses; prOVIdes no I. e ITwo Cars Tangle i means for enforcin~ it provisions; IBy Injured Dog" and sets up reqUIrements that As Bad Driver' On Moross Road . are unattainable," ,. - ---. '.' An accIdent on Moross 'road: "'F I ' 'd d' I Mrs. Walter MaIschem, of 591 G 1'.0 sse' Pointe Ci~y. police I 01' examp e, conSl ere sep-I' last Sunday/resulted in damages; ,arately,I the constitution pl'ovi': Drexe,l avenue" DetrOit, was ticketed 18-year-oldEric Schnei- totalling $175 to the automobile~'! . ! sions regarding the House seem bitten on the harid last Friday del', of 1537 Roslyn, for reckless owned by' Edith P/'Wood, of 5401 • g.nuin. orientol M i simple enol.lgh. But when all i when. she attempted to pick up driving on Jun"e 25. He had been I ,Lak..e. Shore road, and Ronald R:. I' J pearls '" I .d d t ' th th ' j,. are conSt ere age er - e 'I an iniured dog belonging to her driving 'sou.,t,h' on Notre D,.a"ll\e,DeJ.leghere, 22326 Rosedale," St. 'I' 152 I 8 E. Jefferson Ave. • 14K gold(ooin 7' I monetary clause, the use of," Cl Sh .rl'ze of t'he Douse I'S determl'nl'ng daughter., M..rs, A, M. Bodgar, with two other boys hanging on all' ores. ',' " .ll " . . • Police said Mrs. Wood had VA 2-0300 grosy point. the ratio of representation, and 19700 Washmgton avenue, Har- the outsIde of the car-, when he turned in, f~ont of Dejieghere, j the 1imlt of 100 members-those ,cer Woods. sweryed sU,~denly toward th~ left causing' $150 damage to his car three fa~tors make an equitable : The dog had leaped out of the cuBr?lltoxpark. I 113'9' L k ' . t and approximately $25 to hers. appor~ionment impossible. Some j; car window near Mack and Uni- 1 rumpe , ' a epom e, -- ~ . _ areas mescapably must be under- , versity and was struck by arlOther jumped ,clear oJ the C~lr, but his N' . "~. I h th.' ' reDP~esentecL"lscussing the differences be~ I Maischein,automobile. theAfterdog bitingheld Mrs.City. ~~::~:uf~o~t~~~do:~:of~~f~:~ .. I OW"'" 0' IS 'tween the "balanced plan" and police officers Van Tiem and parked immediately ,phead, Krum.... u'r'on y c, ance 'f.C.;OV' Orl.nlal peo,I.-nol cultu,ed,.l, the CIa Plqtc. Durant pointed out' Elworthy at bay for some time. pel was unhurt, police said, and '.. • ' . ' I d I I " th t th 1 only slight damage wa.s done to 0' 1t1lt,Uo'e. -,eo, p.'" I .lfU~" on • I a ~ a er makes everything The incident was reported to '. .year beauhfuJ, l,fe.la.I,ng gold choln. Buy L I depend on popuiation without! th B d f H lth d th the rIght front fender of the . 'oday '(7, a. Iilll. 0. $6.'0. Add"'" .' I e oar () ea, an e parked auto ~p....fl. Ih. ,••1 of h.f life-holiday., . I gIVI~ any check 01' .balanc.e. to i dog is to be kept under observa- ! . • . bi,lltdoy •• oroduolionl-on.very..J. ; the two houses, and m addlhon.!tionforthefollowing).Odays. ---. .... fI7Orobl. occolio". • ~ sets up such rigid requirements! ------Sl~eeder Traced as' a'.n'. )end)'v.)edu.a.l ••• , _iftJll,. 'odor crh "* in the Constitution that it is only IHet R. D.' -&. a matter of time before "it be~ I I - un rIver T h}'"o,uglt License A ,comes mathematically certain S.d · C ~hat i~ w,~U be ,mathematically I 1 eSWlpeS ar City police received several ------Impossible. to nave equitable I '. ' (with your family; if marri.ed) e£e.1ter • representation even on a straight I Arthur Champaigne, of 28 complamts from reSIdents on n I pO.~1jlation basis. " 'Moran road, pointed out anesti-I Uni~ersity p.I.ace, ?etween Char- The balanced plan, he re- t d $100 .th f d' t . levOlx and Goethe, shortly be- marked "~ives recog 't' lOnt th ma e, WOl 0 amage 0 '. , to get Blue Cr~.ss.BI!1e Shield protection against hospital 41 1ft th'. - . h nl h I 0 e his automobile to Farms police ~ fore midnIght, June 28, tellmg 2) A F G ,ac at one ouse s 01.1 d act . . I I , ' ,OU AlJi . .A.' as a check to the other--the same last Mond~y. '.. , ! of an automoblle that had i plan followed in our' Federal . ,Champalgne explamed that .h)s screeched past their homes at and surgical bills without en'rolling through.!! group! Graduate Gemologist of Government: but it freezes the wde left the car at.the curb on high rates of speed. . ,present Senatorial Districts Kercheval a,~enue m front of One of .the comp1ainant~ was America and Gre"t Britain I (plus the addi.tion of two more Cottage Hospttal, ~nd when ~he able to glve the car's lIcense The chanc.s are now 1 in 3thaf you fr a member of your family will GEM MERCHANT I to Oakland and Macomb Coun- returned the enhre left SIde, number, and the police immedi- I ties), into the Constitution with- f~'om f~nder to fender had been ately put out a general broad- face hospital bills this y.ar IYou don't have to risk your savings I - ...• 1002 David Stott Building 'out giving any flexibility to it slde-swlpe.d.. . cast. • • • at alL" ,The polIce were. unable ,to ob- A short time later Farms po- You can get Michigan'smosf wid.ly-used hospital and surgical prot.ction • __ t •Detroit 26 I A question-anc~-answer period tam ~nyful'ther mformatIon at I lice picked JJP 18-year-old Law'- I followed Durant's talk. the tIme. rence M. Hollenbach, of 1360 sponsore'd by Michigan hospitals and dodors, if you. ad NQWJ • • • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--_.~--- ... '-~------Whittier, and. tlirned. him over . Church Windows to City police for disposition. Your tlckello wor'y.Jree recovery! Your 81ut 't'XTRERE WOULD the money come from, provide protection for over 2 % million H011enbach, who had been Cross. Blue Shield card is all you need whell ~s.CHA~. To Be Dedicated driving with three companions, V Y if an accident or sickne8ll put you, people in Michigan. They have provided edmil1ed to eny one of the over 190 Blut was ticketed for reckless driving, or a member' of your family in the benefit8 worth over 222 milHon dollar!! Cross PlrticipelinR hosplt.ls in Michigan, ;R J. B. hospital? In the lallt thirteen years. :iates The second anniversary of the joining until they had to go to the hoe- dedication of its new building Halfe 8 ll'om,an Bitten, The time to do somethin.g about protec-' FOR LIMITED. TIME ONLY ••• enr.llment pita!. That would increase the cO!!t of Nice will be held at 10:45 a. m, next tion against hospital bills is NOW ••• opened to everyone in Mhhigan under lIIe 651 Blue Cross - Blue Shield to everyone. Sunday by St. Paul Ev, Lutheran while your family has its health. It'8 too By Blind Dog Most members joined Blue Cross - Blue MaS" enrollment over a limited time.. " .Church, Chalfonte and Lo~hI:Op. late, after an accident or illneSll strikeR. E. A special feature of the anni- Shield through group enrollment.How~ . however, "spreads the risk." keeps coot A blind dog owned by John ~nd iltrike it will, to put someone from ever, to approach its goal of protec~ion low. That's why you must i!Jquire before Vocafioll • versary will be the dedication. of one out of every three Michigan familietl • MacMahon, failing to recognize for everyone in Michigan, Blue Cross. July 12th ... during this special cam- I the new Chancel windows, Henry in the hospital this year. paign. No physical examination, DO • r Lee Willet of Philadelphia, the the step of Mrs. Nina Kreuger, Blue Shield provides this .special non- '. health statement is nec~sary. You don't manufacturer, will speak on 'the of 413 Moross, bit her on the leg Onr 2~ million in Michigan . group enrollment oppo;.tunity. Now. Rny- purpose of stained glass. even have to be employed to get Blue L. last Friday as she approached, the .njoy 8111eCross'. 81r.. Shi.ld pr.t.cti"l one under age 65 can enrolJ tbem."'elves Another feature of the service .MacMahon home at '439 Moross .. i and t.heir familiel! without belonging to Cro!' o Cool Sport Shirts I o Sport Vests LOOK at the priceless protection you get Send ;10 "'OlleY I o Swim Shorts Just fill out and mail the coupon below. y o Beach Jackets from This put8 you under no obliglltion nor If/e Mean, 0/ Course, Take fl Real Vacll,,:, these SPE:CIAL NON-GROUP o Terry Cloth Robes will it make you 8. member. . o Sport Coots o "Breeze. Weave" White tion, and We'll .See to It that You Are Blue Cross ~,Blue Shield' Plans! We will send you literature and an :UD Shirts o Denim Slacks and Short, 8.pplication blank. No one will call on. • 30 full days of hOlipltll1 can for • Only' months w.itina period • Up to S10 a day hospital room 'V01l. Fill in the application form and HELEN o Sport Jockets o Tropical Worsted Suits Correctly andCom,jortably ,A.ttired! pcb enrolled famllymember. for chronle and pre-existing .nd board allowances when ad. )P Anoliler 3Q days avallable.when conditlolM ,and' for remo,al of mitted to • Michigan Blue CraM ~eturn it to us-only then will we mail W o T-Shirts o Panama HOTS Tok. time ~ut for vacation with pla)\, ,00 ban Men out oCtile hospital chUdnft's tonsils and adenoids. participating hospit.al, you Blue Cross - Blue Shield cerli:ficate8 for at least 6 ~onths. and ident.ification cards. .. o Terry Cloth Boxer Shorls o Slacks either at home. or ewoy., But before you let • No waltlDl period for acute e Surgical plan ,pays, your doctor • Surgical plan pays "licensed.' forth anywhere, see the sports, calual. conditio.. requiring hospItal doctors of medicine .nyorbere in o Cashmere Swealers o Smart luggage Ensembles liberal !itated amounts for surgical or 5tirvkal Care~ and dreuup furltlshings at Lloyd Davis. operations. the world according to "Schedule THIS C01JPON MUST BE MAaED of ~nefits." _'-0 LA.TER. TB..4.!t .I11L1:' 12th :\N , • Unlimited use of operating • Limited maternity beneft .. In• SHORT-SLEEVED SPORT SH IRTS room, anesthesia (wben ,ad- 1:luded aftH !!!!l , lD~tbll' This s;ould be onll 0' the most ImporlClnl decisionl .you h"ve ~IAM nnd nrifl' la8rt"ull)'1 41 Enrolled. perSOIlS may keep avet' mad. II) yo," 1i'.1 Dan', pul it off ano,het' mlnut.r The Finelt.Obto,noble ministered by hospital employee). me"!llershlp• '01' labOr.tory, drugs aDd dressings, their protection after .ge 63, with Accidenl and licknllu striko ludd.nly. Prot.d your 'Clmily NCHE no reduction in ~nefits .. Your pbyslcal therapy, oxygen, basal • Diagnostic X-ray lip to $13 per .y droppln, this coupon In tho mall nowl Pau Ih.coUpOll SLACKS and SHORTS membershipwiU not be callCt\Ued , . metabolism . examinations and hospital admiSlllon\.ccord:ng to ,!Ion, t•• friend; I' you .I,eady kavo Ihll protection., N. by us for health rl!asons. other listed hospital ~:vJces for "Schedule of Be-nefits," ...... • .i I VENTILATED SHOES \NNA I 30 full da)~s of care whenper-, aLUI CaOII •• LUI IHIILD. . • IIn)' • Aoeslbesia by a doctor' of . fanned at of the more than • Special benefits to provide 234 STATI IntEr', DfT1tO,T fl6, MICHIGAN • (the fomOusFreemonsl medieine a«ocd1na to ,.Scbe~ule hospital alre anywhere I. the ,I 190 Michigan BlueCro5Sparticl~ I alft int.t.~t~d in the NON. GROUP II"" Cro.... 1... ~ki.le! Whaling~s of Btndit •." world. PlOM. S... d 1ft.' d"Ic,ih of benefit. one! 0" opplicotiort bla"" patina hospiials. for Ift.mb.nkip.1 und...~tClndthaI ne .... will c.1I en _. o. '1 1~129 . TU;'Cedo' 'LEASE JI'ltINT S, CYRIL ~.UJeI7./t NAMf _ \ . . I MACK ..1-3910 617 Woodward 6329 W. 7. Mil. RO.ad AOORE~. _ OTY COUNTY _ Open 9 A MlO 6 PM Dally Open Thursday and friday E~enlnp IL.:..•••••••• ..~/-~1l~ ~'fI"'''!.'';''IA.', ':~~ THIS IS NOT AN A"LlCATION-DO NOT SEND MONIY:, 152 . • OPEN THURSDAY AND 'SATURDAY NIGHTS to 9 •••••••••••••••• a ••••••..• ;...... .. _...... e...:....~'_'_ .. _' - .;....:.1 .. -_" ::...:.-.--=--...... _._,~-'--.:. -__ ,_ ... __ ._' Page Four G R os S,E, .po J N'TE. ',NeE WS Thursd~y, Jul' Cutting a Very Spe<:i~tCake .Just:Snilf, '., . This , Barbecues Kopp's Advises . . --..:....;....;.' ":'.' Complete sets of life-time castings ME: and Mri~.FredKoppare to designond build • . . or port. announcinc th,is" week that. Chris- there's m'oreto able units to take with you on tian Dio.r,' ;the '.reri.owned'~Frerich your outings. perfurnewhich.;i! said to.e1nbody more than half a hundredTdiff.er.- ent flower notes and many. preC- cleaning. a rug than "Pied Pipers" and ue exper ious ~oils, .is'obtainableattheirc tion of !\Ir. Wi Smith-Matthews Found'ry Co Grosse Pointe store.'. . ly at Peter P "Dioris. a most difficult per~ 6140 CHARLEVOIX Pholl' WA. 2.7155 fumetoobtilin but because af just washing its face. growing .requests in the. Pointe PETE] we were pressed to.go..to. a great length to'- secure it for aur cus- RUI c1eanin.lano. JOb .for an .tomers," Mrs. Kopp said in mak-: amateur _ A knowled.. of .very ing the announcement. • type ofrue construction i.needed, ONL~ NEEDED CONTROL and how to remove deeply im- USafety.by . The one and only badly needed bedded dirt. control ~is a ban on unnecessary spendi~g. ". . Ru.. must be cleaned .cientifi- the Block" . cally ALL THE WAY THROUGH i~~~~~~"'" if all the dirt is to be removed- .' they need:~entlelt.andlir.t •. if- you. j ~ .j are'to get maximum life out of , :, them-they must be dried under perfect temperature control to :i I proteCt th"ir threads. The RICHARD LEHMANS':.:ceiebv~te~i':,th~,~ixth' bi~thday oftheir Village:rY.t~or ',. _, Only, a' rug that' haa 'been PRO- restaurant last Friday and presented 'eaCllpatroIl with 3.. piece of birthday. cak~.Follow~ J , FESSIONALLY cleaned can keep '. -. ing the noon lun'cheon period, the employe'S feted' the Lehn:)aris.Mrs. LehInan is. sho:wn', S' for $1. 19 J that "like-newH appearance and cutting the cake. Her husband, who is in~ch arge of th,e ~esbiurant's spotless kitchen and J , springy texture m.onth after I"... bakery, is onher le~t.. . I Detroit' 3 most dependable and Main: Office II I~ I QUALITY, BEAUTY 'It"z...... a.~", ...111I" SAFETY! lucbt ihe, Farnilq( I ' Downtown Ir. I -FUR:STORAGE Itenobscot Bldg. t I I for 65 ')'ears 0 •• i Fisk Safety, Flight Whitewall Tires I ,I ~~rU1ab phone WOo 2.0022 for piek.up ilvailabl@ Noav! GUARANTEED50,000 MILES (in writing) ~&m!m moy IOlO. • Your BedTk ~ • SAFETY. SLOTTED TREAD - 3800 fingers' trip and hold in quickest, greatest non-skid safety • TERRACED SIDEWALLS-dynamic new beauty that streamline:s the looks of any car I-calion porceJain lined • DEFENDER SCUFF -CUARD-makes sidewan vacuum juc with baked acrape on curb or rut impossible ) enameJ exterior finish. A T1R~ Of EXTREME MILEACE CAPACITY Keeps bevera&,es hot or • PERMANENT WHITEWALLS -keep their; cold. ~ow-white cleanliness for life UOver tr. Quarler Century 'Jil'e Cxperitnu" BOYER BROS., FISK DISTRIBUTORS AlUMINUM 'lAMIS STAINlESS STUL WEATtttUTlIPf'ING Nil R TJUlIIRE. PUT! GLASS AND AlUMINUM lOUV!llS INSIOf RfMOV. .... lf SteENS, WE DELIVER , Sold, Measured} Designed and Im/~lled h1' Authorized, Agency STANDARD M OPEN FROM for Money Orden! Detroit Louver' Window Co. 1:30 to i ELECTRIC CAlCI" . and Payment 01 C LEA R V I. E W WINDOW 3455, EASt JEFFERSON'. DETROIT 7, MICH • utility Bill5 ., HAYES LOrain -8:.::3455-. LA. 1.9800 FOR FULL INFORMATl( --"". ----. -- _. ~.- .- -,' . ,I uly 3, 1952 Thursday, ,July 3, 1952 :.~._ .. P.ge Five New WoOd.s$afetf., Di.rec:tor Drivers" Ticketed Gowanie Golfers Plan Luncheon . .', , . ~'-~ Fonowing, eJrash,,' The-ladies-of the Gowanie Golf. Walter and Mrs. Earl Riopelle. Club '&re_.~olding their monthly Doing publicity is Mrs. Ralph golf 'luncheon 'on Wednesday, R. Hippler. . July 9 at the Club House in Mt. Reservations have been made .. Clemens. The days activities will by Mrs. James Markey. Mrs. ID "Pled PIpet'S" are 4eUl'Ded for l1ttle leet. begin with a round of golf at Walter Zick, Mrs. B. C. Me- ud are expertly fltted WIder the djl'ec~ t1) 011 of Mr. WUUam McCourt. ExC!u.jve. 10 a.m. and .lunch at 1 p.m. Kinley, Mrs. Charles Chamber- y at p.ter P.. ill Gro... POlDt.., - , The chairman is Mrs. Herbert lain, Mrs. Leland Hopper, Mrs. 'ace Matthews; hostesses' are Mrs. T. D. Brennan, Mrs. Norman -PETER PAN 1704' Steve Cruchon, Mrs. Howard Henudersno and Mrs. Harold , Kef'che1J41 Dryer, Mrs~ Fred Worlf, R. J. McCoughrin. for an ~•.••...... •...... f every ,.eded, FOR YOUR WEEKEND ,1y im- "4th" Your Choice Of Snapshoptl , in WE WILL LEND YOU Black and White •• • :ientifi- or in Full Color ~OUGH P. c. Be~ttys Tile New ''Fllmil, ("", .. " loveJ- .if you. Wed 25 Years out of absolutely FlEE . r under A surprise eocktaii', party and dinner Wednesday', June 25, Compco REF~EX II • frol to honored Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Beatty, of Lennon 'road, on their COME IN ~~D ASK ABOUT I'II 25th anniversary. I PRO- .shepler's will make The party, given by their chil..;, n keep dren, was attended' by 30 mem- W., Male. ""otosfat Cop;•• ce and , -Picture by Santee Studio bers of the family, coming from FOR.MER DETROIT P,OLICE INSPECTOR VERN after p needed repairs and a-s far as California. . ... ll, new , BAILEY assumed office TU,es,day'mornhig as the first ~Di- POINTE CAMERA 8H/UP :shnes& rector of Public Safety of.the City of Grosse 'Pointe Woods. To escape criticism, live openly 16357 E. Warren at- Courville TU.5-7411 He was officially welcomed to the post by' Mayor- Paul W. -you never hear scandalous Open Evenings ''IiI !I p. m. ALTERATIONS Rowe. stories about a goldfish. , l ON ANY GARMENT MarilynHoustonW'eds Virginian Prolong the life of the garments you like .•• It was, natural for a Virginia to, 'a full skirt ending in a cathe- II keep them in good shape, good repair! Rossel.Clark bridegroom, to take his bride I dral train. The lace was. repeat- G CO. They'll look better, fit better and be bettl:lr. South on their~ wedding, trip. . ed on the net yoke of the gown, Always obtainable at Shepler's-alterations Rites Are'Held , ,'That was the destination of, and extended, at back" ,to the o and repairs, reweaving, relining, letting out Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhoton Jr. waistline. .Marilyn's veil of im- A double ring 'ceremony inSt. after their' marriage, June 14 ported silk illusion was held in waistbands and hems, repairing frayed Ambrose Church, Saturday morn- sleeves and trouser' cuffs, shortening or which tookpla,ce 'in Grosse place. by a satin juliet embroid- ing, united in marriage .Wilma Pointe Memorial Church., ered in s~ed pearls and she lengthening of garments, putting in new Jean Rossel, daughter of Mr. and , The bride was Marilyn Chris- carried gardenias and stephan- KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR pockets etc. And Shepler's do finest of dye- Mrs. Adolf Rossel of Berkshire tine Houston, daughter of Mr. otis. ing" eV,ento chenille and cotton rugs. Road, and James Henry Clark, and Mrs. C,. D. Houslon of'Three As matron of honor, Mrs. Ray- son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Clark Mile drive. Mr. Rhoton's par- mond Rowell' was gowned in Long years of leadership means "know. of Monte Vista. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rho- aqua lace and net. Her flowers how", which costs you no more. For the' Wilma wore a classic gown of ton are from Gate City, Va, were purple, larkspur and yel- kind of cleaning service you'll really ap. white Chantilly lace and nylon Theirs was a charming eve- low carnations. YO'UR DOLLARS preciate, call Shepler', today, net d~signed with pleated' panels ning wedding at which. the Rev. Maid of honor BarbaraCoats~ of lace worked in the full skirt. to!.:. Frank Fittofficiated. gown was fashioned like that The gown had a cathedral train. The bride wore a gown of worn by Mrs. Rowell but shad- Her. illusion veifwas attached to ivory slipper satin, Alencon lace ed. in 'pink. Her bouquet had a coronet of the same material. forming the short sleeves of the 'pink carnations combined with WILL BUY She carried white carnations and fitted bodi~e which was aftached the larkspur. Their horsehair orchids. C1;;: Telephone Marlene M. Rossel was' her picture hats matched their frocks and were banded in velvet rib- sister's maid of honor wearing a Harold Kujaths Annoul1ces" bon. pink lace and nylon net ,frock. Two New Grar)ddaughters ~ TU. 1-1900 She carried rubrum lilies ar- C. D 0 u.,g1asH 0 u ston Jr., MORE ranged in a cascade bouqet. brother of the bride" was best Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Kujath man and ushers were Carl Lan- Bridesmaids Elaine Bertrain and Carolyn Russell, the latter a of Grayton road announce, they cucke and Raymond Rowell. Mrs. Houston's mauve sheer cousin of the bride, were in or- have two new granddaughters .. crepe and lace gown was worn IN THIS VALUE-PACKED ~-- chid nylon net" gowns and they " . ,The first was born on Father.'s with violet trimmed chapea.u also carried rumbrum lilies. Day to tile Richard B. Moores of and she pinned a deep purple Leo H. Clark Jr., was his Detroit, and named Linda Ann. orchid on her purse. brother's best man and seating Her mother is the Kujaths' daugh- SUMMER FASHION the guests were Ben Clark, an- ter Marietta. other brother; Gordon Laramie The second granddaughter was 25 YEARS OF EXPERT amI the bride's cousin, Gordon born the following day in Bon Russell. Secours Hospital, June 16, to the Mrs. Rossel wore orchids on Donald C. Kujaths and named her teal blue lace floor length Nancy Alice. Nancy is their third gown. Her hat was a matching child. Their mother is the former I lace. The bridegroom's mother, Alice McCoy of Redford. in rose lace with crepe skirt and SHOES for. the ENTIRE FAMILY a rose chapeau, also wore orchids. Birthday Party Given . Air dep • American Girl Main Office and Plant 16901 Harper Ave., at Grayton The wedding breakfast and re- FOR WOMEN ception, at which the bilde's par- For Shirley Oldenkamp Indin Villo.a Branch ents were hosts, took place at N.UNN.IUSH - ROBLEE the Whittier following which tl!e Shirley Oldenkamp celebrate 'enobscot Bldg. Concourse 8845 E. Jefferson ot Hibberd a FLORSHEIM young Clarks left on a wedding her sixteenth birthday with a FOR MEN ------trip to Northern Michigan. party in her home in Kings court. ------~------. Some of those helping her to BUSTER BROWN. & OFFICIAL celebrate were Terry Snowday, SCOUT for Boy. and Gi;l. 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ELECTRIC CALCINATOIl Big, Savings •• • IPho~~WE. 3;.2304 ALL-WEATH~R;INC. For Your ~~:O~~~TION SEE YOUR DEALERor Detroit Edison '14323 ILENE DETROIT, MICH• • • de' "+ tr .. hI' • - ~. ep.!. , """,0/",,"--';'-::-',-"':-" ....~- ....,•.-... ,.- .,- -'., \ .. ~ ~ r-".- ,_ ~'4' .. '''''" _ ~._ _ \ ' , ~~~.'':'~ .~~~ T , - . ., " i " i ~ • Thursday, Jul ,GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 3, 1952 , " . , " Society News'Gathered From 1\11 WO] From Another Pointe Another Crop of 'June Briges Susan WheelocK Wed Robert /.(.;. ;'':."' .~?{~~.:;...~;;f.:,~,~:,,"',:~. Travel of View } .... 7-~.;;~ ,::'-',,' Wedding of Daughter Susan.to Charles ~yron Renfrew Bermudc Jllst when we think the Dog Days have arrived, , • and :;;i::~~ s;, j. in Christ, Church, Grosse POinte At a 4 o'clod there ar.e butterflies in our Royal typewriter., .•. Last week and Mrs. Wendell K.Wheelock of Clo- thy Caroline K!"al. 'Long comes the mailman and saves the day for this .,;~;~ };:g\:: Mr. their marriage \T' corner. . 1~g,).i ",:\i,~~.. verly road knew the full meaning of the song from the mu- ,: ~::.), >:'.' , "sical "June is bustin' out all over." . The bride is the From Firenze, Italy .. Bel Air, . and Santa Monica ~ ' ~ Mrs. Raymond C wends our news . . . to make us realize again how lucky it ":<" They presented a debutaI!te is that heaven and good friends aren't forgetting the worlting daughter to society (CynthIa) wore her orchids on her hand- Hampton road an '). ..::~ ji d on Saturday their daugh- bag. girl here at the Pointe. . . . .' ...... 'r. groom's parents a; -:; .~.~.... an ,_ Mrs. Renfrew was in dust~, Postmarked Firenze ... and early enough to be hot news ter, ~usan, became the brIde I rose Chantilly lace and 'I.','!m~a ry C. Trundle of (; ••. was the nice letter from Mrs. Anthony A. Maiullo. .. of Charles Byron Renfrew, I toque of rhinestone touched N, Y.. and Char son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles mauve and pink flowers and who is spending the Summer in Italy (her husband enplanes I ward of Minneap[ to join her thic; week-end. Warren Renfrew of Cloverly I dark green leaves. ~reen orchids PeW5 were m <~? road. I completed her OUtfit. Her chatty letter .combined such far-flung topics a~ Ingrid %t;!::.~%( ~".,tX>::d')H °',,<0" ,,:X'<"",!':~", <, ',.' , !j;,r/iL ,{:",:. :': ~...,,< Susan, a lovely brunet, wore i The Rev. Hal Towne of St. white s~tiI' ribbol Bergman's new twin daughters ... and Longfellow's words, 't/ "::'''':'.:'':':::'''' " i:):\~"'""/)':'-:'v":,,, ' "a r.nisty go,~'n of white mous- IJames Episcopal Church, BIrm- lilies for the Wt inscribed upon a plaque in Amalpi and hanging in the room thedral tapers dl he occupied, "God was in a beautiful state of mind when he Altar where ther made Italy." :'.it""';.i .' •. ' .. :~:;~~~i::';~~,.;lr':;:r;T~~~i"r,:..",;'.,";'rg ~;'~I~~',~I~~t::lJ::'.';~~~i~~~:::~~~:~~,=r~!~;!f;~:~:o:~~;~r~Vh",,:: ,:i." II' There also was Iva Patcevitch of Conde Nast Publica. '," , ;:: '>:3""''<'''' All wore identical gowns of fo~ going, away .a gray silk swt shaded blue delpJ tions who was duly invited because, as Elsa is quoted, "1 ,'''' " ", \"'. ': sleevless white pique wi th boat spIked. WIth :--~It~ pIque, collar white basket. alwa;ys let Vog~e t~ke photographs of my parties. They , :" " necklines and full, gored skirts I anh~tcuf~s. Her l "1) hat v. as also A quartet of bri< do such a good Job. • .. " ':~ over crinoline. Tiny caps of! w I e pIque. fros:ks fashioned af .. • < white piaue and elbow length I majd's and their • held pastel blue de Le Diplomate ifJ;:~~~'-T~P 'ow, je;;;;;;:i~MRS LEOND.BRYS '/'"::' : • •. and improved methods of treatment J ~~ a.re available to ypu today, through the {is rornantic as a i "1,;,0' as deliberately I knowledge of your physician and the train- " .. ', lover's bouquet! " ;., ,. artful as I I .; ,,:-:'. ":, ing of your pharmacist. It's a most com- .:.'>."'~ \ \ rare orchid! I petent team working in the interest of your ~\ ~~ I good health. . )- If you're not feeling up to par. visit your physician and take advantage of his professionc.l 1 • ,I advice. Benefit from the gifts that medical science has brought within your reach. And like a votive offering to a goddess, each is presented' I ~~ in a classic urn-Hacon of rare grace and charm. I l' ~ oz. $10.• to 1 oz. ho-. I ; I, , d r om.d fabrics • Original han 0 I (, • VarioUS consfr.uetions A. J. MCV£J\ I; . 'dual finishes i • In cltVI , All the I • Ct.ati'" colors S.rvice to Pointe. and Across the Worltl • I • = I I Delit'eries-TU. '-8900 TU.2.1040 . OPEN E OPE N EVENINGS UNTIL f 0 : 0 0 20171 MACK AVENUE TV. 1-8810 , I ~. • .' Thursd.y, July 3, 1952 July 3, 1952 Page Seven "". Ites Woman's P,age • .' .by, of, and for Pointe Women' (Wed Robert P. Haywards Two More Debutantes MaKe Their Bows to Society Couple Speaks Vows Travel to' Bermuda Friday Ceremony Former Dorothy Krause, Daughter of Mrs. Raym~)nd C. At d with Saturday .Krause, and Bridegroom to Livs in Marblehead A.-fter Former Jean Patricia Peterson Becomes Bride of John T, Iyron Renfrew Bermuda Trip; Married Saturday in Poi,nfe Seeber at Wedding in Christ Church, G.P.; Reception nte At a 4 o'clock ceremony last Saturday afternoon, Doro- . Follows at the Detroit Boat Club Vheelock of Cla- thy Caroline Krause and Robert Parsons Hayward exchanged, Departing from the traditional bridal white. J~an Fa." ng from the mu- their marr.iage vows in Grosse Pointe Men-lOrial Chureb-. . triCia Peterson, daughter oiMr. and Mrs .. Carl W. Peterson I of Bishop road; donned a gown of blush pink Venetnui lace The bride is the daughter of ,.. and tulle for her marriage last Friday evening to John Ta)'- Mrs. Raymond C. Krause of' Whi~tier ftillowing the church lor Seeber. ,;) , ids on her hand- I H t d d h b. d servIce. amp on roa an t e r1 ~- When the young Haywal'ds The bridegroom is the son i in velvet~ She carried a na'ry 'w was in dusty groom .s parents are 1M.1'S. Hen- started off on their Bermuda wed- 0f Mr. an d Mrs. T'av 1or J• See- I':failleU coat.th' t th ill b lace and wore a I inestone touched rv. C. Trundle of Garden city . , I dingbeige triP.shantungthe sui:bride withdonneda' 'deepa bel' of Mernweather. U road. I at homepan atell'there Chapatonurn, ey w"Woodse link flowers and N. Y., and Charles L. Hay- Ibrown and beige cartwheel hat .. The eveninr ceremony took in St. Clair Shores. \'es. Green orchids ward of Minneapolis. I and pinned tan spray orchids 011 place in Christ Church, Grosse _ 0utfit. Pew~ wert! marked with I her,purse. p'ointe, and the bride's ~aren.ts, Patr;cz-a Breon tal Towne of St. white satir ribbon and valley I Upon their return they will werethe Detroithosts Boatat a Club.,receptIon In • W d ~ 0/ D K li al Church. Birm- Ulie~ for the wedding. Ca- i make their home in Marbelhead, I e S 01'1 e y thedral tapers glowed at the . Mass. where the brIdegroom is J lhe Rev. James , Except for' the lovel" soft pink ':, ... Christ Church. 01- aliar where there were ar- Rssocia~ed with General Electric tone, Jean's wedding dress hewed i \ nuptials. rangements of whit,. S••mmer Corp. to bridal dictates, Its fitted bodice st. Paul's-on-the-Lake Churcl'i he ~hurch cere- blossoms. The Rev. Dr. Fran) Among out of town guests hel'e had round neckline and long Grosse Pointe, was the settinl, 'E'locks entertained. Fitt performed the ceremony. 101' the wedding were Barbara sleeves extended into points over for the June 21, 12 o'clock wed. . Clt a reception in Dorothy. who was given in mar- Miller, Barbara Hitchcock and the wrists. A panier of Venetian ding of Patricia Joanne Breon, riage by her brothel', Raymond Pat Laub of Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. . l~~~t w~s. ~sed. on ~he long. tf:ll daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Guy L . la ble was covered C. Krause, was a lovely bride Walter W, Ryder of Garden City; ~r~l t~i~~l swep t mto a ca e-! Breon. o! University Place, and organdy and lace in white nylon tulle. the moulded Mrs. Charles Spie~ of Brookville, . : Don Eskll Kelly. son of Mr. and of her maternal bodice fashioned of Chantilly N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Frederick She .wore a lace half-hat bOr-) Mrs. James A. Kelly, of Lake- Mrs. Richard B. l~ce. The portrait neckline was Pierce of Wellesley Hills, Mass. dered m tulle blossoms and car- pointe Avenue. ~\'eland who was edged in irridescent payettes and. and Mr. and Mt.s E. K. Volkman ri~d a \~hite orchid .surrounded Mousseline-de-Lane over white ~ wedding. SN!d pearl); and the full skirt had I of Brooklyn, N.Y. WJth white stephanotIs. taffetta. with a wide band of m Cleveland were panels of Chantilly. A brief train! ------The bridal attendants were in Alenco!'l lace forming a point at leg and aunts, Mr. dist,inguishe~ the gown a~d DOI:o- : Brl-nC~"S to Ll-"e' Pictures by Moffett Studio frocks or orchid marquisette, the end of a traditional train fa- ["t Needs. Mr. and thys fin~ertlp length veil of silk ,:1\, "" MISS CYNTHIA WHEELOCK, left, was presented at an afternoon tea given by her mother, Mrs. Wendell K. their strapless bodices covered shioned her skirt. The hodic", was' Jones and her illusion Cell (!"Om a Chantilly lace Orl1ia Wheelock of Cloverly road, on June 24. MISS KENNETHA KEIM, right, was presented on June 23 by her mother, Mrs. by brief capes in church. The i Alencon lace with puffed sleeves .. rd and Stephen '1n Calii can. . Harther Keirn, at a reception in theirUrilversity place home.' . skirts were fashioned over hoops. ! A short illusion' veil fell from her The bride carried whit~ spray ------'------__ .______Braided maline coronets were, lace Mary Queen of Scots cap. wedding trip to orchids with cascades of lilies of The wedding vows of Esta I ' . S I . -d worn on the maids' head:.; and; Patricia's five attendants wore 10,. the Renfrews th ....valley and trailing ivy. 'Joann Wolk. daughter of Mr. JUlIe the;)' . carried cascade. arrange-I bouffant white organdy gowns Fort Sill. Okla., I h f IiMiss ch itters 28 Brz e As maid of honor Madge P. Win- I and 1\f1's. John Wolk of Ada, From Anot er Pointe 0 View I. .____ ments of yellow carnations. I embroidederd with smalllavend- degroom will re- fer was dressed in waltz length Mich. f andh Harry Robert Brinck. _ ,i Still another bride to spe~'k I Mitseffs will live in Harper M R b' t P S b }: r fl M Cl'ff d E R H LB' k f . rs. 0 er . ee er was 1er e owers. rs. 1 or . ose, 11~:lon net of shaded blue ,and son 0 • t e arry . nnc S 0 ------.------, her ;vows on the last Saturday of I Woods. , . sister-in. law's honor matron and I was her sister's matron of honor 's. Renfrew Wore --'------! Jal.'endel h.Jut'!, lace and chiffon and purple 11 Lo~ Angeles Bible ~ollege. . C h . er M'.. adn 1 we pwon " eSStUltpnsWe dO' e , .;. ajr of bouquets ,carried by bridesmaids agency 111 Detroit. ' -! turtle \V,as a na~ silk shantung i ville. Va, and her little daugh- both ~ides of it. t I I on-hlds. Upon com pIe tIon of theu' das mg en e son ontJac a lon abon, OWInn a p ,Joyce Ch1sholm and Pat Shuler I ~ .," dress WJth matchmg pIll box hat: tel' Helen Carter. Mrs. Krause entertamed' guests II.stud1es. thev hope to enter the 1"1'd'mg h"01ses . .. ' II,who ,vere dressed In frocks of, i The. ,",aroup , WIll VJ5Jt SJX Euro- ...~ .. _. ~ .• __ . __ . .~_. • ~_. __ ... ~ . __ .__ . 1III!IItIIlIlIllifllll/!lIIl11llltllllm'lllIJ ~ ~t the weddinz reception in th~ I foreign mis~ionary field. , For the whole family have become habitues of the bridle i pink marquisette with matching: pea,n countl'le;::: France, Holland'i path (forsaking their erstwhile love •.. the watenvays) ... ! juliet. SWlt~erland, Italy, Germany a~d ~ OPPOSITE HOWARD JOHNSON'S I I Missie U with her daughters Marie and Anne are to be I Mrs, Schlitters wore for the Ebnglatnd. ,In dEntglabnd the y ,WJll: . . ..' . P dd' S h' ,. 1 .£ e en el'tame a a anque glven. i found every afternoon at the Beverlv HIlls Hunt and a I0 we Il1g a op Ie Ot'lgma 0 1 tl' J ' I' t A . tt' f' i I' .'. . . h 'h' h t th emerald chiffon wHh white 01'- )y 1e OU1na IS SSOClaJOn 0 , . . I ,Club startIng out for a canter t roug t e canyon on 0 e i h'd 1 'I thO b 'd ,Great Britain and will also meet. ~ I I Santa Monica Mountains g}j~psing, as they ~o, the blue I ~~t~er w ::s att~redrl i~gl'~~ll~~~ with member~ of Parliament. . IPacific Brentwood Bel ~Ir ... Beverly HIlls. . Los j pink taffeta and orchids. 'Peggy was 'graduated from. TOWN I Angeles 'and Catalina. : . (and you've got to be durned i . The bridegroom is the son of Grosse Pointe High School in I Closed ~ 4',,~~ good horsemen to see all that!) • , , ' Mr. and Mrs, Frank J. Mitseff J945,. and from the University I July 4 and 5 i '!E Young Horsewomen of Covington drive. of Michigan in 1949 with a B, A. ~ ~ S. I ' A e a d 10 and Marie a oed 8 did Clifford Bath and Cyril Juroff degree in journalism. : I enous ~ • , . . nn, ge, , g. seated the wedding guests and ! BLUE (;RASS themselves proud .~n. the recent gymkana sponsored by James McMicking was Mr. Mit- Lecturer~ s h 0 U 1 d remember i DE I the Marymount Rldmg Club and open 10 students of self's best man. that the capacity of the mind to! ~ Marymount Convent. . , • After their wedding trip in absorb is limited to what the seat I ~ I)EDI)(lHANTS They won six l.jbbons in 1he various events ••• and Kennebunkport, Me" the young can endure. 20445 MACK 3: ~ Marie walked off , .. or should we sa:r rode off', , • with ~iiiiiiiii~~i~ii~i~~~iiii~~5iiiiiiii~~~iiiiii~=-=-=.- -=. -=. -=. ~=~=-=-=-SE-=.-=. _=. _=. _=. _=_:; ~ the beautiful Marymount trophy ..• ii with Ifie musl cherished perfume E Seven :year S';sie , •• not to be outdone ... got away I from her parents , •• and ()nto Beverly Hills Saddle 3i Club's fastest horse, Flash ••. and g'ave an epic perform- !liIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIlIlllIllJllllnlllllhl Com,plete ance before the spectators and judge'S. • • • _ Trfwel Ser'vice It was her very first ride .•• and needless 10 say it was taken without permission ...• AIR ••• RAIL Susie on Flash .. , the six ribbons claimed by Marie STEAMS HIP and Anne ... and the fad that Mrs. Pat O'Brien was ring C R,U I S E S • T 0 U R S mistress at the show ••. made it Quite A 'Day for the Hotels tl"I-a KeS(l'rts 'J. t, Ulriches ..•. No Booking Fees , You Pay Quoted Rates i~"1S1 112 Fisher Bldg. Lobby l u ...... TR.1-8046, I'LLS 'eatment ugh the he tl'ain- mort! ost com- fashion~sens6 t of your Ea~y ..• effectiye.,. !lafe- and July Sale than doUars Clelightfully a thousand times more glamorou~! 'isit your cool in worm ofessional To keep you immllculate the exqui~ite 'W8Y- medical 1\lis5 Arden gi\'e~ you a cream and a ~pl'ay we~ther :h. - .. deodorant. Both carry the s'ignature of delicate the POODLE .. freshne~s .•• cherished Blue Grass perfume. Mist it on from a hand.sized plastic spray bottie-or • _ • nowot , apply as a smooth cream. So easy •.• so effective •.. so beautifully feminine. Try either for day Ohrt's loilg daintiness. 50% Make your before- . , Palm Beach Suits LIQUID DEODORANT in plastic spray bottle, 1.00 holiday appointment ~s CREAM DEODORAi"'lT, 1.25 PritM plu.IU Look! Fashion's bigger pockets-easier skirt! And you early as possible-phone couldn't feel better dressed. Because this is a real .filii with all the self-assurance of real suit-tailoring. Of a true " TUxedo 1-0761 suit fabric-the Palm Beach wrinkle-shedding blend oj (Y(~Jpp;J' .. rayon enriched '~ith wool. Fasbion-frt~h colors. Pro- portioned mi'sscs' petite and half sizes, 9~15~ 12Yl-221h, GROSSE POINTE J'[TNIOH, LI~A{;UE SHOP 10-20. All sales final, ' OF GROSSE POINTE .. DeJit'e-rieJ-TU. 5.890(1 ONLY $18 Mf) I . II Between 7 and TV. 5.5062 72 Kercheval, on the Hill OPE EYE N I N G S ' U N T I l 1.0c: 0 0 TU, 5-3093 N 19877 ./ flack ~ven.lU! 8M~eRoads • ero 51S e poi nte .wood S. rlllrllllllllllilnll'lIIll11l11l11l1l1l1l1illllllllliinillllmllllllllllllllllliiriilfiillllllllillllllIIl1mllllllllfmllllllllllllllllllllllntllllllllllllntlllllJlIIlIIllIlIllllllfllIlIlI' , " \ ' , - • -+- . 'g¥+e&z"z • b h J d +t'f 'c+e + -HI £- dt ...... -_( .. ~ ...... ;.._-. _" " . . . -..-- Sit 0 55 E PO IN TEN EW S / Thursday, July 3. 1952 ThurSday, :Jufy 3, O,aIIC Point' Newt I . , . II Winner, 'Bob ,Semple; 'Runner.1 \ PUBLlSHKD EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO.PUBLISHERS. Lakepointe ALSO PUBLISHERS'OF TBEDE'l'ROITWESTWARD,iAND I ~a:dT:;~:r7Do~bles: 11'-:: me. .Nei'ghbornoodClubN~ws .'.'B:; Plans have been con: THE ..GRAND RIVER. RECORD. OFFICES UNDER THE J:LMA'l , .Gro••e- "'--~-- ,,:- .....:.;..J,., . Winners, 'SempleandTerris \>; . 519 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE .FARMS 30, MICHIGAN. I :h~ second annual la~, I I Boys'lS: andunder--Sin;gles .... S', cCitlondl tournament Friday, JUly 4: Winner, Sandy, Weiner; Run- I , Phon. TU. 2.6900 Ji .... 52 Ezalle__~tlon. ' LaYerne po~nte Country Club.' t Tennis All Day, N. C. Members ner-up, Robin, Ryan . I ~" ~ : FrIday, July 11. accordi; Three Trunk Lines . " Member :Michigan Preas Ass'n and. National E(tltorial Ass'n Saturday, 'July 5 ...... ' I B Iy ~.. .~. Leonard J. Wilson ,. A.PRYOR chairman. ' . i Tennis Club Noon on T. 'c' • Members Girl'sSoftb~l clinic will be eal ./ - I .ROBERTB. EDGAR .....;...... EDITOR and GENERAL .MANAGER , held Friday evening at 6:30.p.m.' . \ ..,'" NumerO'IlS prizes h MATTHEW M. GOEBEL ..~ ADVERTISlNG MANAGER I'Thn.wn6,t.wo'IIISIIIK;ii.iI"y;, ' Tennis' sunda~:IJ~~ 6 N, C. Members Don't' forg:t the ieen Cant~en; Salon ,.." I: arranged for by the L "JANE SCHERMERHORN FEATURE PAGE SOCIETY comm~tee, including p FRED RUNNELLS SPORTt EDITOR E,,,h Ihoughlthn-I..w,,$cojjeioo.:mll1iy; Tennis Club. Noon. on T C M' ' , Tuesday and Thursday evenings ~ll flights, .special ii\', .TOM HUNTER : : NEW S ST"h"JheyqUlWr'h,~~i~t'h,!.heby.fi.tJ'Teiinis",. '., ,'AllDay. N:C:. M~~\e:rss with music by the "Ji'ive Jives"." '~~'f,.'~f1i\ j :ow grosses, and prizes MYRON W. GILLETTE ADVERTISlNG , ey SC'fll c,. eu<:_.e'J'~"Jc: .;..., Monday, July 7 ------\. •.J.-: . JANI\'r WHITE CIRCULATION Tm,lxtepti"ng, t,heir;;1ztlils' D ...•C.....'~:. P"':. t G'P , 'RIGHT TO BE J'UDGED !ng contests and othr MARY' ,DENNIS ; , : ACCOUNTS . . ... ay . amp: lcmc a '. . ... , 5001 Kensinl'ton p.vents. PHYLLIS HANNAH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING And the )ips;oJth~iit.ils~ . .CitYl'ark, .' 9:30-3:30' . , Day Ca'mpers Only. Every :q;lan has a right to be at E.Warren Tee off time has bee . In$tetUloftw(j'~&4ts; •••. thniw,"1I't,ANY1" . Tennis' .' AllDay N C M b judged in terms of 'his personal rs ;~7 . Entered 3! second-class matter at the post office; Detroit,' '. Some?ne sentu~th.ea1::love:poern,which accompanied a Fastball League (Am. Div.)' 6:30 p. 'm. Thre~ G::e: worth and not in terms of the TUxedo 2..3616 'i, . Michiaan, under the Act of March 3, 1897. pIcture of two fightmgmad cats1ab~led •.• "guess.what?" , T d 'J 1 . racial or national group'to which 't1 'to We don'tknowthe'~'sourceofthecartoon but, the ideals a . . ;',::' ue15 ay, u y<8 he belongs. 1~' funny one, ap.p'lied'totherig: hi. ":p-eople.{ Jr'"Hard~a;ll,'League .2- p:'m. One 'Game ------...... ------"---- :-~~ The Great and Greater Issues' , ~.. ,. • • . Teen Ganteen {.'. .' 6:30p. m~ Dancing'& Sports r------~------.;----:---., , ~~: ;i~. With what now appears to be the Great Issue about to We had .the',(l'eat;pleasUl'elufweek'ol m~tin{Patsy Lt, the FastbaULeague {Nat. Div.)6:30p. m. Three Games !;;t be deeidedat the Republican Convention in Chicago next UttleChinese ,irlwhowu .left to die on Guadaleanal .... 'and who ~word Club Sp. m .. .. ':1; week, Senator Robert Taft still appears to us to make more' wa.rescued 'by' our' Americall. MarhlM who found her there. The ennis Ap Day N. C. Members ifS.~ sense than all of the other candidates of all parties combined. six year old tot had lixty bayonetwoundiin.':herbOdy. Our 'boys Day Camp Wednes:~~_l;~y 9 . 11II ~ We sincerely hope he will get the noniinaW:mand we took care of ~leruntirshe wasweU, thentumed ber over to Father Tennis . Day' Campers Only ~\.' urge all who feel likewise to write their delegates and tell GherJni,whorun!'the.Vincentian'MifI8lons.PatsyLi issixteen now; Tennis Club. All Day N. C. Members . M:., ;...: them so. They could not help but be influenced by the stated pretty and char.mingjwJth beautifur,manners and,~ spii'rkliilg se~se Jr. HardbalYLeague 5 p. m.on T.:C. Members We Are Pleased T6Announce .!'>. u;; opinions of hordes of .voters.. of humor. She play. piano very well and we understand'{ot all Thur15d:y ~J~y10 One Gam.e The Association With. Us !ij)~ We have great admiration for General Eisenhower and AAAA'son her report card this Y,~ar.Wewish we could say as Teen c.anteen. 6:30 p.in; Sprots & Dancing :1>;: I c . of ~t. in tbe event he is nominated we shall certai.Qly give him our much of,lOme of Patsy's Oecidental counterparts •.' • who have NOT. Jr. Hardball I,eague . 2 p. m. One Game ~.n pi; wholehearted support. had her {ha.tIy experiences. . Blooper Ball League 6:~O p. rho Three Game! O. H,LEIDY , I:~ But it seems to us a puzzling paradox that. the man who • • - '" MEN'S AND BOYS' SPORTS ~ ~.! in .;li served his country with such intense ,patribtism, bril- It is no secret to anyone that Taft has a lot of boosters, but we The- standings for the' Neigh- Cl" . 2 i.;J,' has. ..1 (" liance and integrity at the same time that he was serving his didn't know that some of them were so YOUNG! One local couple borhood .Club Fastball Leagues BIIP1:ers.th 1 Our Mutual Fund Department F~" 1 :~~.~ p.arty so well that he earned the unIversal title of "Mr. Re-' y.rhoare "daft over Taft" have two smallchildrenwjthbigears. One are'asfollows: S ~c .sml S .. 1 2 ,'1' ublican," now has to battle to the wire to obtain that party's evening last week, the family was debating whether or not to sell . American Division DPltfdlres.I : : ~ 0 •• I'," . . T are eVl S . 2 H,' P t~ ' official approval to carry its colors into the lists as a presi- the last dog of a litter they raised to sell. The ,dog (named Happy Meamh t' W L Pirates ~ : 0 2 I". dential nominee. Taft) really belonged to the children so they were called in in ere an s 6 0 '" '" • Smith, Hague & Co. ~!;;: 11M RbI' ". .. 11 d b h conference on the deal. The kids finally decided that they would East Side Merchants 5. 1 TENNI.S TOURNAMENT :l~;: r. epu ICan IS prmclpa y oppose y a ,man w 0 Berg ,Engineering w 4 2 Member New York Stock Exchange I'".. N. .;-~ ~rt~: a feWlShO[t mon~hd ago c~ose to keep his political af. ~~~7dt;: ~:gtht: ~~;::~~ ~~L';:f~f c:~:t~::r ::~iV~~,tt~:r~~~~ New Brick Inn 2 4 Boys 18 and under~Singles And Other Leading Exchanges j;.'; la Ion a c ose y-guar e secre. h . . . Roose-Vanker :: 1 .5 WOodward 3.5535 .1-: .' We cannot swallow the buncombe so loosely broadcast were It IS going! Cavaliers 0' 6 1:'1 Jusl For. YOI ::~~ RE( abOut tbevote-getting potentialities of each of the two major • • '" National Division Penobseot Buildtng Detroit %6,Mich. ~ft~ candidates. Senator Taf~ has proven himself in election after Another. incident we think is rather cute ..• was the 6 year old Team W L T ..," By F,red M. Kopp, R.Ph. . ..., election, having never been defeated. General Eisenhower has daughter of E. M. Ford, chairman of the Citizens for Taft Commit- Amvets Post 20 5 0 0' ,;~. .;~... never run for office and might be a babe in the woods in a tee in Michigan ... insistin{ that her dad let hler contribute some- New Brick Inn 4 1 0 Prescriptions are as individ- ., :i-" , slam-bang, knock-down, drag-out campaign for' the Presi- thing toward the campaip.Froin her piggy bank, she took fifty Lochmoor Hardware 2 2 1 ual as the person to whom ;1: dencv. cent! part of the savings from her wee monthly "allowance". Pete's Bar 2 3 0' they are intended, and fit a 'I v h d .. it t h f th .th t Shannon's Bar 1 4 0 particular need of the body !'~t. There can be no doubt t at General Eisenhower is a •.. an ..ave 0 er a er WI ,grea ceremony. Then she added: Merry-go-round Cafe () 4 1 )~ at a certain time. Strength, 'J;~ strong character and a powerful 'candidate. The Republicans "WHl I Jet a letter from Mr. 'faft, thanking me?" We kinda hope These games are plalyed every amounts and dosage of drugs ~j' can feel themselves fortunate that they have TWO such men she will! Monday and Tuesday evenings are 'carefully chosen by your t Prim available for the office of President. v , '" • '" .... starting at 6:30 p.m. . doctor to bring the desired It seems to us that many are ~asting aside the all-imp or- One day last week .. , when the twelve candles in our 'can- .. * * changes in the shortest possi- .., ble time. Let us rebuild. restyle or recover tant experience in governmental affairs which Senator Taft delabra took onthe appearance of the head of Circe ... there came The standings for the Neigh- \'.'" NOTICE 1 has amassed, (and on which he has expressed himself so a sudden boom of. thunder, followed in quick succes,sionby louder borhood Club Blooper League is your old sofa or chair to look like. " as follows: After several days your pre- new. We' feature the finest decor1!tlve of the City ( clearly), for what they choose to call a glamourous charm, booms and darkening sky. We took our trappings indoors, battened BLOOPER LEAGUE scription mayrio longer be fabrics. ..~. County, Michi which they feel will reap votes. We, personally, don't care down the hatches and crawled under the bed. Within five minutes Team W . L necessary. Few prescriptions are effective at another. time. A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT at 90 Kerby R what the President looks like, and the more we look at tele- came a deluge followe'd by the "loveliest" cold air we have felt Del Mar Cafe 6 0 It is wise to dispose of old. INOUROWN FACTORY ••• vision the more are we convinced that Senator Taft and Gen- since last December. Just for the aich of it, we dialed w-e-a-t-h-e-r Continental A~E 3 2 prescriptions to prevent child- .. .registrations f' eral Eisenhower greatly resemble each other physically. Try '" and heard the "voice" say: "Temperat~re still 98 humidity Kercheval Cafe 3 2 ren from being harmed and to M 0 S T REA SON A B L E PRICES .' not already re protect yourself' from future this out on your own set. 87 scattered showers TOMORROW." Thinking we may have Southeastern Rec 2 2 • • • G U A RAN T E I.D W 0 R K l~ will possess I doses that may' be more aam- :'::J~ Abe Lincoln was no Victor Mature, and we can't recall been listening to one of LAST summer's recordings by mistake, we Amvets P.ost57 2 4 aging than beneficial. • • 3" Y (A R S' E X PER I E N C E 1952, the date • smiling picture of this great humanitarian who did a fairly waited an. hour, then called again, while wearing a sweater and a These .games are played on ' t' th Thursday llights at 6:30 p.m. Estimat.. and Sugge5tiona 1;1:' good job in the White House. mer.ulfl Th IS Ime, e record was just the same, except that the .. * .. Select a pharmacist care- YOU ARE Without Obligotioft ":~ The Great Issue will be resolved during the coming possible showers were moved up a few hours! JUNIOR HARDBALL LEAGUE fully. City Clerk's 0 week, but the Greater Issue will have to be settled on the w~ aren't complaining one little bit. Maybe the weather man With one quarter of the season .. Copyright FURNITURE FACT()RY every day exc~ ThIS IS the 403rd of a tieries of first Tuesday in November. The Republicans will pick a can- was visiting an air-cooled and dark theatre at the lime and didn't gone the. St. Paul Hotshots are Editorial advertisements appearing " 429 E. Jefferson WOo1-3058 r.,l 4:30 P. M. (8 didate in Chicago and the real job will, then start to see that know about the storm and cold front or maybe Canada (where the leading the Junior Hardball in this paper each week. . American ",' l' ~\.: ~ he is elected to the Presidency. The country cannot stand relief came from) heard our prayers and just sent the rain and League with three straight wins. ., and including 2 I'~l! , another term of the policies of the administrations that have coolth to US personally. In any case, we are grateful. . Close on their heels however last da.y to re .. * \ * are the Clippers with' a two wi~ ..,1 !,l , led us to the brink of disaster. and one lost record, and the Pan. ~. '! Speaking of hot weather ..• who said that.? .•. last SllIlday, th ers with a victory in their only I_I", you will no doubt recall as a .blister-ding. Well, Sunday evening, a game. :i~" local woman who has a house guest from Florida visiting her, Although the Blacksmiths and l;~\ FOR THE Let's Not 'Draw a Blank Let Your Savings EARN ~Iore I'~,! telephoned to ask us to GUESS how her {uest spent the afternoon. the Spitfires have a one and one t,~;: the Clerk's off~ We suggested several things she might have done, such as sitting and one and two record respec~ ",', Information that construction is progressing on the new .t' on the followi. on a eake of ice or trying to get reservations back to Florida. But tively, they cannot be counted out )~i Post Office Building at the head of Warren on Mack avenue I NO ... our heroine tells ,us that while she and her family were ili of the race. The Daredevils and By Putting Them to Work at '. turns our thoughts more and more to the little building on 1;-; various pans of the house in cold tubs, or taking showers or sitting. the Pirates could prove to be the ;', Maumee which has served so many of the Pointe residents ,'r-,l MO in front of fans ... her guest, wearing a white suit, small hat with. spoilers in this veu close race. ,','I so well in recent years. They each have two losses but ~:~,l The NEWS went through the birth pangs of bringing veil and white GLOVES, .• announced that she was g,oing out for with a couple of victories it ~ould !i;'"i THE MICHIGAN BANK :tl: awhne. They looked at her aghast ... but out she went. very easily be a seven team race. '-\,\ this little sub-station of the Post Office Department into be- '.,:- ing. It watched it grow in popularity and business volume MtI~h later that afternoon, she returned to the house looking Anything can happen with three ,~,- until it occupied a practically indispensable position in the much as she did when she left, and advised her hosts that she had quarters of the season yet to play~ " community while justifying the decision of the officials who taken a bus downtown and did some wmdow shopping on Woodward Standings REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 1% 1.1'\ 1 :,: Avenue! She can't understand why we made such a fuss 'up here Team W L . established it here in answer to a great demand. 11% Up To $5,000.00-11'0 Over $5.000 -2 0 ;:~-.: over a Ulittle bit of ole heat." GET US OUT OF HERE! Hotshots 3 0 is a fine thing that the Pointe is going to have a new " It . Panthers 1 0 --~'. (Published in Post Office. It has been sadly needed. But the location.of the j,.' '.; new office is not going to solve any problems for a large seg- ~old Seal Savings Certificates .':0:,. ment of the population, and the abandonment of the little Neighborhood Club Summer Per Year For Five Years ....".. station on Maumee would leave a void that would be keenly CARPETS and 21% ." ~(: :-.' felt. I ;"'. A heavy concentration of resident~ is going to find itself Camp Adopts Circus Theme ~. R;UGS BOUND ~ in a position where it will be just as difficult to go to the By Joyce Bobier Circus; her assistant directors be- Slart Saving :JoJa'J at l/~ Post Office at Manistique and Kercheval,' or the one at War- If you had 'looked into the ing, Catherine Bartley, Molly ;,) c per .~; ren aIld Kensington, as it will to the new one. It will be a workshop of the Neighborhood Marshall, Pat Nichols, Doreen g ~.;. long. long way, either road it <;hooses. Club any day during these past Poupard and Pat Westrick. I yard ,"' 3S SAVE WISELY! ~-' The new Post Office cannot be construed as purely for two weeks, you would have seen As general handy men the .. - FAST SERVICE T,HE ~. ~ the Pointe. It is being built on the 'boundary line, and is in- a group of people busily getting circuses will have the abie as- 'I B~RROW WISELY' ", re~dy for the Summer Day Camp. sis'ta~ce of Jim Bruzzese, Peter ------;: tended to serve a fast growing section of Detro!t and of ~, n one cornel' of the room, you .Cronm, John Schulte and Mike 1>., McCOY &. SONS ...\: Harper Woods just as much if not more than' the residents might have seen the final touch' Huntington. Dick Rydberg a I MICHIGAN BANK of Grosse Pointe. We are no nearer to having .our own Grosse • F''" being put on a mural, and then student at Michigan State Normal I C~RPET COMPANY -0; Pointe cancellation stamp, (something many loyal citizens over in the other, there might College, will be on hand to direct 600 Woodward Ave. .. I would appreciate) than we were before. WO~ 1-5300 .. ~ have been two or three people the baseball and track events. 15720 HARPER 't ~ .If it iS110t possible to keep the Maumee sub-station: (and working on basketry or beading . (At Balfour) .... ~ All !hese 'preparations came to A trip to Belle Isle has been I ... ~ we'see no reason why it shouldn't be), ~an't we at least hope SIX CONVENIENTLY L.oCATED BR.4NCHES' ~ a, halt;, however, when Monday, planned for later on in the camp I TU.1.60£8 ~ that some, eent!'ally-Iocated, civic-minded .merchant with an :' ~ June 30 came around. On this session, while the second week 'I OPEN THURS. AND FRI. \, ~ eye to community service, will volunteer to take over the DE PO SIT SIN SUR EDT 0 $10,000.00 B ~ FED ERA L DE PO SIT INS U RAN C E COR P. ~.- NOT]' day, approximately 150 children will be climaxed wHh a whole UNTIL 8:30 P. M. , ~ duties of a contract station ... such as that which was main- between the ages of 7-14 were day of fun .at the Grosse Pointe ~~ ~ Grosse Pm tained for years at the Grosse Pointe Hardware store on registered and assigned to one City Park. 10:. ~ \: -;.~ East Jefferson? " of the four senior counselors. Along with' thi handicrafts -;. office locar , The theme this year is to be tennis a.qd square dancing wiIi ... ." ";., ., centered around the circus. The also be taught. A fine program . ., gym of the club is decorated with has bee n planned by Pauline < ., Register, or Shut 'Up! circus figures and brightly colored Masak, director of the Summer .'... ~ ,~ ., flags which really give the "Big Day Camp, and with her very The non-registered voter should be about aspopular as ONLY >' ~ 20 Top" atmosphere. There are four enthusiastic staff, this year should '. • mouse at a sewing circle tea at this point. And there is circuses in all and these four be avery' successful one under ~ : only one way to shed the stigma and get into the ranks of groups will compete in sports the "Big Top." ", , those who have learned 'how to make friends and influence musical acts, and any other thing ------for the pur .' ~ " people. Do it now ... register. ~ ~ that helps to round out a 'camp- C. M. Sheridans : ~ that have The sands of the hour glass have almost run 'out. To. er's day. . . ~ ., .: morrow (Friday) will be the Fourth of July and' we cali't The senior counselors will por-' Have Bus D ~"..' , possess sue , expect even those most faithful and patient of public servants tray the role of circus directors, I yay ~, ~ while the junior counselors will ~ ~ general Pl" to keep their offices open for you procrastinators. ,; ~ lend an able hand as assistant Mr. and Mrs. CharlesM. Sheri- ; , That leaves just the balance of today, Saturday up to ~ directors. dan of Nottingham road put in 'a 1'\ " ~ noon, and all day Mong.ay up tq 8 p.m. to get to your munici- The Jolly Jump Up Circus will busy,day of celebrating on Sun- ";~ YOU .. " pal building and into the charmed circle of registered voters. be directed by Jane Reid, a senior day, June ~5. .j :" ~ ., his office 0 N ever before has it been' made so easy for us to become at Michigan State Normal Col- More than 100 relatives and; Plac. your lavlnes in a Standard Federal SavIni_ ., J ;;: ~ properly registered. The polite invitations, eajolings, bell,. lege; the assistant directors being friends gathered to observe their! Account on or before the 10th of any month and (Saturdav~ ringings and general bally-hooing have been complemented Susan Chenoweth, Marian Dett- 25t~ . wedding anniversary. In i ~ linger, Donna Kra,mer, and Pat ftcelve full earnings from the first of that month. j~ " 7, 1952, w by the extra efforts of our municipal officials to keep regis- addItIon to also being Father's i' Pa tterson. ' Every dollar eams Standard F-te,.I', 2% current J.f tration offices open longer and staffs primed to make the Day, it 'was "the 74thdi'rthday of August 5tr Th~lma . Curtis; a student at Mrs. Sheridan's. mother, Mrs. ~ process painless and quick. . ,ate and all accounts are in,ur.d to $10,000. ,~ '( I Wayne University, will direct the Homer Sipperly of Rochester ,. , The concentrated campaign has paid off, as witness the Super Duper Circus;' the assist- Mich. ' box score in the table on page one of this 'issue. . ant directors will be Carol Cum- ,. ~., YOU However, there are still those who have not qualified ,. ., berworth, Gerry Molinaro Eileen Pierre Fugers, Are Guests ., ..of the Elect themselves t,g vote in the coming elections;'lf there is any Prihoda and Ann Stevens: ~ doubt in "",ur mind as to whether or not you are properly The Candy Carnival will have Of Mrs .. C. Edmund Delbos , ~ onthe fon. as it's" director, Millie Vinipsky l registereci check your standing now .. Time is of the essence .. .( " and you wtln'i want to miss having a part in what promises of the University of Michigan. Guests until after the Fourth , ~., Her assistants will be Barbara ~- to be the hottest of all political battles. , of July . week-end of Mrs. C. Carrier, Martha DeBoer, Karen, Edmund Delbos are her son and ..." ~ If you don'tvoie, you're a dummy and should remain t Duell .a~dJanet HealY.,. daughter-in-law, Mr. and ..Mrs. ~ ~ c9mpletely dumb (meaning silent), in any future political '\ Joyce Bobier, ,a recent graduate Pierre Fuger of St. Louis. They' ." ~ argument. You won't have earned the right to mclke yourself of Michigan State Normal Col- are at Mrs. Delbos' lodge at ;;~ . ~. heard. . " lege will direct'the Howdy Doody Romeo. f .." lIo: luly 3, 1952 _ Th'ursCl.y, :July 3, "1952 (; RO:SSE,. P01Nl\E '< \ " ", - - - - . - . ~akepointe ClubToHoldTourne~Newly ...wed Glasmeiers ,,-EngageCf"i '... BEIl'lcLLJAR,BELPS It would have,1:>een ;"exPensiYe', Uncle Sam ha,s:cno:;~oice but to You 'don;fhave,:to be'a liar, even in1be g09d~()ldetaY!i to live::be' ,really 'stton(" ,f,ha,wor1~F'_'_" t lans h.v~ been ~omJ?l~!e~f~r8:30 a.m. ~lth br~akfast.vall~. ' . .' ", ',..,. . ' ,.' . .' '.' but it .helps i1 ,you're writing &Swell as Amer'ican's'like to live ,,,'herea tribe' of international'" -,',j t~:.econ,d annual ladle.. 1nVI- ~ble any tIme, durIng the morn- '.L " . f M' .. k..- ..', , propa,ganda-for a political party. tooay. ~,,'.:.;. ',' " outlaws-hol~sway~ " , .,,' ':~., .10nal . :tournament. at Lake-ln', A buffet ~uncheon wiUbe ,', " ..,., " po~te Country Club, to be.held served from 12:30 p:m. to 3:30 e~ave "or " ac Inac "'mIUllftINIIJllIIUlJllJIIHllllIlIUlIIIUlIIIIUUIIIUnlllHlIlIllllllllllllllllllllllntllllllllllllllllllllllllll1IllllllllllllllllllnftilUllllmllmUIIIlIftfllnUmmllllllmnllllllllllllllllllllJlllmnlllillllllllllllllllmIII11HlnlUlIlmllnlllllllllllll.':'~-- - .,' .. 'irlday; ;July 1l.~ccordin. to ~rs. p.m. . e~nard J. WIlson, commIttee Helping. Mrs. Wilson with ar- chaIrman. Ilrangements for the Ladies'ln- Trip' to Northern~,ichigan~onows. MlIrriageof .Nancy Nume.rou:> prizes have been vitational are Mrs. Les ;,. Black- Fost~r,and' Paul(;reg()ry'Glasm~ier;,Brj~e Is the ," , -, ' arran~ed fo:, by, the Lakepointe ford, Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs. co~m~tee, Includinc prizes for Hall Lippincott, and Mrs. E. T. Daughter ."ofCha rles'.M.Foder all flights. special awards for Fitzgerald. \.' '. A quartet of . maids in ..iceblueorgandygownse1p- Registration ~ow noyes, and prizes for pitch- In. contest. and other special Principal trouble with .wanting broidered, in white daisies, precc,ded, Na]1ey Marion 'Fo:.;ter' ~nsington I eventa. , . Ito buy when thhigsare chup is to the altar of St. Paul's on the Lake- last Saturday morning Warren Tee on tlmehas been set for that you're likely to be broke. when she became the bride. of Paul Gregory Glasmeier. , I 2-3616 P . They 'Yqre' ,white straw~ , cloches trimmed in ice blueed,the wedding g~estsat a re~ NOTICE velvet ribbo-ns and carried:' 'cepti~ri in ..Grosse, Pointe .Yacht .,, CITY0' crescent shap~d' bouquets of Club. after ,the church servic~. . blue delphiniu~ and 'white' When t~e youn,gGl~smele~s . .NOTICE IS HEREBy: GIVEN the of stock, altogether presenting a left :on,thelf weddmg.tr1p, theIr th.t Clerk t~ coo.1 an d P.re. tty..pICt. ure .for th. e destmahon was,'.'" M.ackmac. Island., wedding Ituests,' For travehng',the~rl~ec.hang- I A Xi k 'H ., rt ed to a black sIlk SUIt,ItsJRcket, .'. 'f nne r aKla y. was iinishedin'reveres of white silk" .'. . r mai.d of bonor and the bride!l~ coin-dotted' 'bl. k H h't Mr. and MrS ..,,8.. .Ryb,ak,o!. Township of Grosse, Pointe id M W'))l R In, ac. er w I e j. h' 'R d I ma s were rs., 1 am . rough straw b.onnet was trim- Was. m~ton OR." announce the,.,.' ce Maa, Suzanne OLeary: and med in black velvet; engagement of, their daughter,! \', ," Mary Anne Thompson'. . . . CHR..ISTIN.E' K ,,'1- 'Wayne County,' Michigan" will ;beat his office located" at , \ The bride, who is the daugh- .~hen t~ey retu~n to t~e.;I ., ' to .' enneth F;, !i. ter ot Mr, and Mrs. Charles. Pomte!a~tt:r . a fortmght" they 11 MIotke, son of Mr. and Mrs. L"I Michael Foster of Harbor Hill make theIr home on Nottmgham I Miotke, of Evanston. ,An: October! was in white mousseline de sofe: road., . ' wedding is .planned. i 795 Lake Shore' Road panels ,of ernbroideredFrench! t organza king the floor length . . I I for the purpose of,receiving registrations from qualified electors that have tinygown.collarThe. and.fitted long,bodicepointedhad Ii 1!leeves and her short veil of em- S'.T..O'....RAG'E, not already registered, and from electors that '\'vill possess ~uch qualifica- broidered organza fell in three tions on Augu~t 5, 1952, the date of th~'generalPtimary El~ction.:' . tien; from a Queen Ann cap. I Co. Marion's bridal bouquet was of lltephanotis and ivy centered .Furs • Woolens • Bllnkels, Etc. YOU ARE HEREBY FURTHER NOTIFIED that the Clerk will be with two white orchids. in his office on every secular day from 8:00. A.M. to 5:00 E,M., EST (Sat. NOTICE 'OF' William'R. Maas assumed the duties of best man for. the bride- . INSURED urdays until 12:00 noon) to ~nd including Monday, July 7, ,1952, which is groom, who is the son of Mr, .,," the last day for taking registrations for the August 5th Primary Election. t 26, 'Mich. REGISTRATION and Mrs, August Charles Glas~ Special for Thursday, Friday, Saturday meier of Cincinnati, O. Ushers' com p r ised Franklin YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that fot the 'convenience of' the .~, 'or 'Hoel. Lee Allen. Robert Vander- . C Electors the Clerk will. be in his offic:~ until 8:00 P.M:"EST, on the fo1:;' Maas, the bride's brother, C. ANY SWEATER Michael Foster and Jdhn J. Rob- I 37 'lowing day for'the purpose of 'receiving registrations: .General inson of Cincinnati. Cleaned and Iloeked Cash & e.rry Mrs. F 0 s t e r's streetlength frock of bon bon pink linen was , 4.Day Laundry ServJc. - Shirts -' Family Bundl•• Primary Election embroidered at the portrait Monday, July 7, 1952 neckline in' white beads and ,I pearls, Her hat was a small Ie or recover I 1 pastel pink .velvet tricorne and Denby Cleaners' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk ,t to look Ilke I she had pale lavendar orchids I the City of Grosse Pointe 'Farms, Wayne 20087 Mack, at Fairholme TU. 2.6189 IIH'st decorative of ona white beaded handbag. . '. Thomas K. Jefferis, Clerk, . County, Michigan, will be at his office located ' Pale yellow toned the linen 11609 I. McNichol. frock worn by Mrs, Glasmeier. Plant DENBY DOES TowlIshfp of Gro •• o. Polnto ARTMENT at 90 Kerby Road, for the purpose of receiving 10315 E.Worren I .. GOOD WORK 16306 Harper CTORY ••• It .had frosty white lace ap- ,registrations from qualified electors who have pliqued around its neckline, 11t1t1l1ll1l1l1ll1l1l11ll1ll1ll1ll1l1l1ll1l1ll1l1llllllllll1ll1l!III11I111 III1I1I1111illlllll III 11111111Illilllllllllll 111I11I1111I1I1ll1l1ll111IIllIIIIIllIIII;UIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIII 1Ii1111111111111111111111111111I1111111111111111l1l1l11ll11l1l1n1l1l1l1l1l1l1l I. B L E PRICES not already registered, and from electors who Completing her costume was a : ED WO R K will possess luch qualifications on August :s, wheat colored straw and lace PERIENCE chapeau' arid h,er flowers were 1952, the date of the general Primary Election. bttown orchids. ,ggestion, Mr. and Mrs. Foster entertain~ lotiofl YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the City Clerk's office will be open for registration Sara Ann Pascoe "Capped" FACTORY every day except Sunday from 8:30 A. M. until At Michigan Shite College n WOo 1-3058 4:30 P. M. (Saturday untjl 12:00 Noon) up to --- - and including Monday, July 7, 1952, which is the Sara Ann Pascoe, 843 Renard lISt d.ay to register for said election. blvd., juniol' at Michigan State • • .. College, was recently "capped" by the Michigan State College IMPORTANT department of nursing education. The "capping" ceremony marks FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF ELECTORS, entrance of '!ltudentS into practi- tl1e Clerk'. office will be open until 8:00 P. M. cal hospital training which is re~ Oli the following evenings: quired for their graduation 8! It's Your Duty 1954. Civic nurse. in to: I MONDAY, JULY 7, 1.12 Birthday Lunch Planned By Congregational Women .....~... .. I K HARRY A. FURTON, The Women's Association of the .1 so you can vote' Grosse Pointe Congregational REGISTER, City Clerk, . Church will hold its annual birth- City of Grosse Pointe Farm •. day luncheon at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club on July 9 at 1 p, m, Itemember, a" r'gistration offices, in .11 Grosse Point. municipalities, will be open 1l% Reservations may be made by (Published in Grosse Pointe N,ews July 3, 1952) calling Mr:oi. John Bell, Mrs. July 7th. the LAST PAY for registration. from 8 a.m. to • p.m. Harold Husband or Mrs. Wilford Lindberg by July 3. Members may take guests. , ,...~ ~-., 2l% ~~~~~~~~~1. ~ . ~ " " , ~ ~ CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS . ~ 2. VOTE in the Primary-Aug. 5th I * : ~ If you are goin9 to be out of town, call your municipality for an absentee ballot. ... ~ Registration i' * , , c • ~I the GROSSE POINTE '10.1-5300 ~ NOTICE .~ 3. JOIN ~ ~ * ~ ~ ~ ~ A NCE COR P. ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk of the City of ~ ... PR'OP'ERTY OWNERS' association,!, ~ Grosse Pointe Woode, Wayne County, Michigan, will be at his .~ ~ office located at ~ .. (provid.d you,lre • properly owner in lny on. of the -five Grosse Pointe' communities) .,~ a~ The Grolle Pointe Property Own~ra' Alloeiation, reeoll1ized a. the pro. ~ 20775 Mack Avenue ~ A brochu1'e setting forth the. tector of property valuel in Grot •• Pointe, extend. a cordial invitation to numJ' ttt,ti1Jities of the GYosse YOU tG join its member.hip. ' Pointe' Prope"t'jl Owne1's', as~ for the purpose of receiving registrations from qualified elector~ ~i sociation ;hiS been mailed, to ~ that have not already registered, and from electors that will you,. h01ne. g The objectives of the apsociation are three-fold ••. and its many activi. ~ possess such qualifications on August 5, 1952, the date the are in keeping with these expressed aims: ' It will be time well spent to of i ties ,'ettd it' thoroughly. general Primary Election. , . '. I.'To protect,-preserve and improve property values in Grosse Pointe, IF YOU ARE 'NOT A MEM- YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the Clerk will be in BER NO\V, mail your mem- , .bership check to the associa. his office on every secular day from 9 :00 A~M.to 5 :00 P.M., EST'_ 2, To advance tEe cause. of Grosse Pointe properly owners in tion's offices at 16840 Kerche- (Saturdays until 12 :00 no : i~'- .';" .-. Ray MacArthur, ';I GROSSE, POINTE. PROPERTY. OWNER S' 'ASSOCIATION, " . Cffy ,CI.rk , I' Grosse Pointe' 30 ., :TUxedo' 1-1990 ; .. . _. ~ ~~"I'~"I ',' :.: ' ." \ ; .2, ~~L. "''''' ~IIlI.~_IIIiII''S t _.1 _. _ 5~$llIlt tsllllh 1II15_lIlI IIiI- ,& ' iYM.' _ ' •.•-....i t t > _ !IIlIIoIiIt __ ...,;.._._ oz __ ' .. t _ .._ ••M.-..t __ ..__ ~ ',_. Thursday, Jury' 3, 1952 Thursday; July Boat Club Conducts Finest Tennis.,C'lin.ic. .FisliJng' Contest Pointers. Invited to Enter 'Regatta of Current Season Great Success Ban t e r 'Drawing: Entries Gi,f.{anticTennis Tournament Form, B ------Fred Runnells , Grosse,So far,Pointe High School has " . -", in- , Wh at was once 1mown as t'h'e .wor ld' s largest'tennis. ntour-is Wedding Po . Y, , . .. . been highly S'Uccessful.,Under.the ' . .., /. ,.,.' ' . .." ..',. " terest of Pointe fishermen. narrient,' the 'Detroit News NOVIce TennIs Tourname t . Th.e De~rOlt Boat Club s 58th annual sailing ,regatta,. the Idirection. ,of Paul. Ameel, assistedi <' Thi~ year', Bayvie'Y-~~cklnac !,fimSh,lm'~. 'B~b~Brydenb,e~k and. Competition is close in: both the being revived after a lapse of 11 years under the sponsor~hlp Certainly They', olde5t In t~IS loca}e, was a tre~endous success last Satur~aYI by Roland Gray, both of .Gray's , race .~s :fast' appro~chmg, and, Eve~ett 'C011.k!m,.areHank~ tw9 perch, and 'bass' classes, while of William Clay Ford, the Detroit News and the ~anous June .28. Right from the opemng gun at ,10:30 that mornmg, Sport Shop, the classes have been, from .Ahe, per:form~nces o.f the I top crewmen who 'hav,~ be,e~ to th~re ,is .only one ep.try' in the '.Recreation Departments of communities .entered m the to. shortly before midnight when a spdden. thunder shower instructed', in the many' t1mes ,trou~ class, and none in the tourney' ~ "- ---- broke up.the outdoor party at the club, the entire well of tennis... musk~lunge, pi~e and pickerel. Back in Ig42 the tournament of Grosse Pointe Park, Fromm CARl J~ planned program~ran off without a single hitch. Classes are ?l:e c~ntest is ~o all fis~- encompassed all of Michigan and Hardware at 17037 Kercheval. 0p-~n 19775 Mack -i Regatta chairman Vice~Com- day. Wednesday, and elmen 10 Grosse Po1Ote. ,It 15,. . d't th G' Racquet and Sport modere Frank A. Reid had every- started five minutes earlier, by f 10 t 11 30 f now in progress and will clos-e a record SOOO, entrIes ma e 1 e Roland ray s thin, figured out to the "nth:' 24 seconds. c~~~ren l~'~~ar~'-an~ ,un~'~: 'a~~ .July 26. largest tourney' in the world. Shop at 106 Kercheval and the degree. He saw to it that the Barbara. 8loeum Wins from, .1:30 p.m. to 3' p.m. for -- ---'- This. year the event is being Grosse Pointe Sport Shop' at judges' boat. loaded with com~ Barbara SlocUll\ scooted in those 13 years and older: WaYlle Letters held in communities within a 20 20099 Mack. petent DRYA brass, was atet ~he ahead of Ewart and Beck in a Anyone interested can still join " mile. radius of downtown Detroit. Saturday, July 12, is the dead. right angle to give the comp l!1i three boat Luders race and John these classes. Grosse Pointe is one of the 25 line for filing entries .. Y~u may boats a proper starting and fin.. ------';Won, by' P. oint"ers . . either mail it or take It m per- ishing line at the head of Peche F~ench topped the thr~e boat S d cOll'l;mumtles.already. entered. son to Paul 'Ameel at Gra~'s Island. He made sure that there VIneyard liayen cla~s.whl.ch saw Power qua rOD Two Grosse Pointe resIdents Geary Loc~l DJrect~r ,Sports Shop. Eac~ entrd?t w~l1 was a stake boat at each marker Ferry, and Stroh fmlsh In that • have 'received athletic awards at , The Commumty SerVIce Dl- receive a small shIeld WhIChWIll of the four triangular courses for I order. . Set. for CrUIse Wayne University this sW'ing, the vision of the Grosse Pointe Board show that he or she is a partic~- the various classes and he ordered Where there used io be more of Education, directed by For- pant )'n the 1952 Novice Tenms J'ust enough triangles with the th.an 20.bo~t~ ~alTlllg m. th e L'19ht - Detrol't Power. Squadron's University Athletic A d, vis 0 r y rest Geary, is sponsoring the Tournament. f (A D ) minimum amount of effort or' nmg IV1S10nclIt.ass as year Commander's Georgian Bay Ren- Board announced today. event in Grosse Pointe. Pau! News to Give Prizes the .crews so they would still be only seven have been showing dezvous will get underway Fri- John P. Walker, of 1211 Bishop Ameel and George Neirin,ck will The;winners and runners-up of Proceed fresh enough to twirl their ladies up this year. Wes Weidrick final- day, July 4, sailing to Port Huron ~~~dR~ae:; ~~~lle~~~~ l;~:a~::d be ~he local tournament d~rectors each tennis center will be award- around the dance floor that eve- ly broke the jinx Vie Schneider where the regular monthly meet- durmg the four day affa1r fro.m ed prI'zes b" the DetroI-t News. ' B 11 h ld hi' th f' t t maj"or letters. Walker, the son of PI 1 J :ring at the Commodore sa. e over. m m e IrS wo ing of the Squadron 'will be held d M k July 15 throug~ 18. ay WI P , r to the,start of the tour- Called to orc Winners by Classes regattas thl') season and came h H t 1 H 't 'Th the " d host of other that ~r. an rs. J. P. Wal er, w?n be confined to smgles only and no,. . b d t d b Taking the winners by classes, throt1~h with less ~han a minute at t, e ~ e arrmg on. e I last week and top boat in Cruis-I con ~n a s hIS on the track squad, ?,hlle will be held on the Grosse Pointe ney,. climcs WIll _ e con ~c e y Present on Clete Welling's New York 32 margm over SchneIder to get the meetmg WIll be foll?wed by a! ing B class' in the Boat Club, may mclude some ?f the top Allen, the son of Mrs. Ruth Allen Hi h School courts leadmg profeSSIonals m, ,most Councilmen Dani mutually arranged dmner-dance regatta on Saturday Jline 28 I notch boats from ChlCag~." was a member of the tennis Tgh t ' . t 11 1 centers. The date and tIme of ~loop "Vitesse" scored her second gun. Jerry Jenkins took third. 'th th P t H S ua d " ," o. I , e even IS open 0 a ma e , , r' '11 b n L. Maxon, Neil S hRYA victory of the season J. McCarthy, of the Grosse WI ~ or .uron 9- ron. is slowly but sUrely gaining ~harley Burbac.k, owner ~nd squad., . and female tennis enthusiasts re- Grosse P~xnte S C Imc WI e a - Absent: Cou v . , , Early Saturday mornmg 35 or su" orters who are sa in that. skIpper of "~arIta" the ,fIfty Walker attended De LaSalle rer nounced m the News next wee,k . Mayor Willi~ under the gifted hand of Gordie Pomte SaIl Club, captured the mor.e. cr,uisers,' motor sailers and Frf~ and his cre.w ha~e gfound 'I footer that finished ,third behi~d High School, graduating h1 June, ::~~~~S;~~eag~a~~~ ~~:~ ~o~nd The finals of the t~urne,Y WIll launders Sr.,' in a dandy boat- Universal (B). trophy over. ,aUXIliarIes WIll dep~rt from the the right combination to make "Escapade" and "K1ttyhawk" 10 1946while Allen was a June, 1949 of an tennisq tournament. never be held at Farwell FIeld m D~ A petition 01 Avenue and Rid for-boat scrap with Paul Smiley's ~ernes ~n~ Jo;l~ns~n .an~ ~~n I P.ort Huron, Lights~'l1?.for Gode- "Joanne" dance over the waves: last year's race, has a new prize graduate of 'Grosse Pointe High. receiIed a high school ten'nis let- troit from July, 2~ .to 26 and WIll smoke from the big and beautiful "Orient" who ann a es e 0 relg mench, .Ont?Tlo, arn".I' at that and this could be the new "B" I package for this year's race. Both are Juniors in the College tel' )'ior to 1952 or a college incl.ude an .exhlbItI.on match and plant, was read. I finished. second in Cruising A. two boat Lawley 110 class. port 10 tIme for dmner at the h" "Marita II' a 40-foot sloop which of Liberal Arts It is Walker's I tt P t t' perIod of mstructlon conducted "Orient" failed to save her time V Win A.. 'n S t H 1 c amplOn. '.,' All' deer a any 1me. b Mr M Ha dwick Hare a resolution ordt on the othe:: four boats in the a~ . 8 ..al unse ote . " Jimmy Carlin's Pilot class sloop foll?w~ the modern trend m yacht fIrst awa~'d and en s .secon . Entr Blanks Available y s. ~ry r. ' Further con: cl~ss. to finish last on corrected The reVItalIzed Catboat class Departure from Godench WIll "Glory Bea II" has been smartly deSIgn, was formerly known as Walker dId not compete m track E t hI k b bt' d former EnglIsh champIon. was given. - (privately owned) saw George be made Sunday morning fot: sal'led l'n her la'st t":,,, outl'ngs "Dirigo" when she was owned in high school, while Allen let- t nthry Oaffr:s mafy ce 0 am.e _ After consid' time. Ledge Mitchell's "Sou. . . . P t EI' S th t T b YVV '.. t d t G P . t ' t - a e Ice 0 ommum Yt PLENTY OF DETOURS Highlight MarkE brettee" took third. E. V~n get hIS ,second hwmnmhg or ll'~i' ou a:EftlonC ? ert- and she will be a contender an II by a syndlc3;te 10 Bath, ~alne. ,er~9'4~ rosse om e m enms Services in the Board of Educi- The road to success can't be Fritz Leydorf's Owens cutter gun m ~uccesslOn ';. ~n ,e mory, 1 arney, 1 e Ulren, the way in the Cruising C class. She was deSIgned and bUIlt by m . tion Building on St. ClaIr, The d erect a projectin! "Joanne," fresh from her out- st~ere~ hIS fam~u~ ~lddler s North Chann~l, Clapperton Island However, Car1in will have an ex-I George Cary and John McAleer , Neighborhood Club, the oHice of found on any road map, an most mously agreed tt standing overall victory in last W!tch over the flmsh lme two ar:d. Bay Finn, weather per- tremely tough customer to con-I for the 1950 Bermuda race. Cadet Fredenck Alders the Riverside Park in the City people who have been over it , A petition of requesting that t! week's Mills Race on Lake Erie, mmutes and ,40 ,~ec~n~ ,~head of mlttmg. . tend with in Hank Burkhard's "Marita II" has a.' ~ating of At Fort Eustis Virginia ~~il~e~~~':ou that it has plenty Duke H..,ube"rs . Sml1.e,l,.. F,rank P.lans call for a return to De- "Meteor" a double ender that' 38.1 under the Crill,smg Club _'__ ' pending completi( apparently liked the sound of bl T B f h d t t S d ft J I I Lt Th J L. b r Final checks the wl'nnl'n" gun and chalked up K~em - s WIn oat mlS e 1'01 on un ay a ernoon, u y Ibounces over the waves like a measurement and WIll compete' FORT EUSTIS V _ Cad t • omas. elnwe e __ , _ were approved. ~ thIrd 20 as announced by Commander, . " I th C " A d' '. t.t 1 - . , a. e Ab. 'd Sh. " F EtA motorist is in for sure another first over the fOllr boat . A' , 'Yolo on a stnng' and gets p aces I'In e rmsmg 1VlSlQns al - FrederIck A. Alders son of oar lp' In ar as trouble when he begins to get The request ( Cruising" B fleet Jack Booth's Sailmaker Howard Boston once rth~ir C. ~errbY'. f th in a hurry .. Besides that, 'she has ing with the Grosse Pointe Y.C. Arthur F Alders 275 Roosevelt reckless with the law of aver- . ciation, for the n 4'Voyager" chased' "Joanne" over I again proven. he made the best PnLzes WII e ~lven.?r de a nice little handi~aT.lto use. in I' annual regatta next Satu~day, Place G~osse P~inte Mich a Lt. Thomas J. Leinweber, USN, ' Th' 1 '1. h' best og of the entIre crUIse an '. . '. .' ,". ages City, was denied the line and Arvid Lundell's SUIt of 1st e sal for Imself t' f th . .'} t case someone beats her to the July 4. student at Umverslty of MIamI gunnery officer, son of Mr. and _~' _ Resignations when he topped a nine boat fleet 0 Winners 0 e varIOUS pl0' -' . h' 1300 d ' Mrs. Joseph W. Leinweber, of Stanley B. AinslE beautiful natural finished ma- , th t 1 D r d Wh 1 ing contests. Squadronite, Reider IS one~of more tan, , , ,ca, ~ts 696 Rivard boulevard, serving II hogany. Swedish built, "Nordic" m. f ~l c a~s., e~ I~ and ~e - Thoreson is rendezvous chair- 19 C H' d b J d from ~O colleges and umversl,tles Patrolman \\ finished third. This marked the seI 'tOhowe In, a, orther.... lenb man in charge of arrangements. ases ear y u ge attendIng the T,ransporta.tl?ns aboard the ammunition ship USS Eegular patrolma lirst time "Nordic" had been in I ml won agam. 10 e L; u ' . , Corps Reserve OfflCers Trammg Firedrake in the Far East. The Chief of the money since coming to these I Sloop class over. hIS cl,ub mem- --~---- I P k M .. l Court Corps summer training camp at As a unit of'Service Squadron Association of p~ .waters. II bel'S Norberg and CurtIs. Thomas J, Donahue,.Jr. n ar UnlClpa) Fort Eustis. Virginia during 3 of the Pacific Fleet's Service Springs on July Jim Carlin Wins Maurey de Cierque got back At Moody Air Station I' the period 21 June to 1 August. Force, th~ Firedrake provides The Grosse Jim Carlin, an old Privateer II into. harness and took over one At the Municipal, Court session $6.10.for an acident in which she While at camp, the cadets will ammunition to UN ships partici- Council for the ( man. scooped the nine boat Cruis- of hIS club's catboats to team up MOODY AIR FORCE IBASE, in Grosse Pointe Park, June .25, was mvolved, June 6. . 1 accomplish practical application pating in the Korean adion. paign. ing C class to win by 14 minutes wit~ Tom Bowles to. lea~ the St. GA. _ Thomas J. Donahue, Jr., Judge C. Joseph .Belanger heard A $10 fine was pl~ced agamst of theoretical training' received ,During World. War II, t~e Authoriza tiOl over Hank Burkhard's double ClaIr Yacht Club to Its fust team son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. 19' cases .The charges ranged Harold F. Eckhout, of 1?510 ~len, during the past year in activi- Fuedrawe served m the AtlantIC 500,00 to raise tho ended "Meteor," which fi~ished victory. of .t~e year. Bowles fin. Donahue, 1324 Balfour, Grosse through a 'number ?f traffic ",:io-:~osevil1e, for a speedmg vIOla- I ties ~uch as rail operations, high- I and P~cific and 'pa:-ticipated in . to eliminat.~ uns~ second, six minutes ahead of Billiished fIrst WIth Maurey close be- Pointe, Mich., is attending the la.tions to a dog bIte complamt, tlon, June ~. I way transport service, marine I the Okmawa campaIgn. She was The Council 1 'Hanson's defending champion hind to give St. Clair a wide mar- Air Force Reserve Officer Train- for which the dog's owner, Julia For -:unnmg the stop street at operations and freight and pas- I deactivated at the end of the Park advising th: was underway. "MarbU1." However, "Marbill" I gin with 31 points. l?etroit Y~cht ing Corps summer camp at. Moody Bousson, 13~2 Maryland, was I~erkshire and Jefferson, June f senger movements. 1\ war and recom~issio,ned in, .pomts. AFROTC at Ohio State Univer- June 14, Emmet J. Sammon, of For spe~dmg on Jefferson, athletics, radiological defense, I Far ~ast... " . " . I "T""E ,t\.FRIC,t\.N Q.UEEN" . operation fpr COI! Bob Neesley brought out his, Started Rae,e Week sity. 1500 Parkview, received a fine of Ma~ 27, a flOe of $11 was placed and weapons and markmanship. I _ IncId~n~all~, a ,flr~drake 1$ D Bc ....burB h Rathcrlne .. Necessarye:-: big black schooner "Malabar" The Boat Club regatta was the The summer camp commenced $10. afa~~~~ ~ha7;es W. Longworth, In addition to technical train- a mythIcal flre'-breathmg dragon. Wlt (In Teehnieolor) eau on the steel shen for the first time this season and first race of the 1953.DRYA Race on June 23, and will continue For: an accident on Kercheval, 0 M H eEmt . 338 Lak _ ing, great stress will be put on - _ pipe as it passes l' d H be' "L d G "'n " t h g h July 19 0 300 D 'd E A d 2"34 ae. n enman, e , What yoU don't know probably LUXURIOUS LOGE SEATS l' U • \\Teeds on PI c Ippe un r say ay I Week program ~hlch WIllinc~Llde 0 vel' June 6, aVl. ' nary, .. wood, was' charged a $10 fine' for the ,~evelopmen~ of lea~ershlp won't hurt you-unless ~'ou try Vi~it O~r Television Lounqe It two boat race, but good. I a regatta on Fnday, July 4, spon- AFROTC students from nine col- Canto~; was f~ned ~5. . an accident at Barrington' and,Jef- qual.liles. An ;ctJ:,e. athleilc rec- to tell it. public service rt Ray St. John Repe~ts " . sored by the DRYA and will con- leges and universities are attend- A fme of $20. placed agau',lst ferson, June 23'.The case against reatlOnal and rehglOW5 program ~~ - , . The Clerk Y ,Ray ..S1. J?hn got. h~s .Ltl elude with the running of the ing. Anthony ~. Man.mno, 1~775M~ld, Thomas R.' Swanson, 523 Lake- has been planned ~or the c~d,ets. Busch's BelangeJ Smgva . back m the wInnmg slot, Grosse Pointe Yacht Club's an- Purpose of the summer camp en,' for dlsobeymg ,a SIgnal hght 0' te who had been involved in Cadet Alders wlll be ehglble City, by the pro by toppmg Al ,Gregory, the only I nual regatta on Saturday, July 5. is to familiarize AFROTC students and causi~g an aCldent. Jun: 4. f'h~nac~ident, was dismissed. for a. commission in the United conditions pf the other starter I-? the 3~ square Commodore J?odkin says he hopes with the Air Force and its opera- A $22 :fme was placed_ agalI~st For driving with four persons Stat:s Army '.Reserve upon c0n:-- Authorizatio meter d~ss. Bl1l Berry topped, to arrange WIth one of the mem- tion. This includes studies of G:aston F. Cha:ve, of 2501 Falr- in the front seat and making ex- pletlon of hIS ROTC academIC fence at the Cit:- Harold Mlstle in the two boat 221 ber cluos of the DRYA to act as aircraft and aircra~t. maintenance, VIew for'speedmg ~n Vern,o:,. cessive noise one night last 2nd field training requirements. The Public f:. .square ~eter c1a~s and- Ed Bey~r I host after the July 4 race. use of ~e,a~?ns, mlllt2:ry courtesy !udge Belanger fmed Philip E. month. Joseph Hakim, 1162 De- An opportunity to compete for a ter of the prop McKinley and Fi. bested hkeable BIll Gleason agam' Alls k' P e rsh h '1 d I and dlsclpllne, phYSICal educa- MItchell, Jr., of 1299 Glover, and h' 'd $5 rne regular army commission is also in -the International 210 class by:. th' $lP2 O Ow.? . ave ma~ e i tion, military Jaw, and many other clarence J. McClaren, 14630 River- vo;~ Ire, Jecel;e f a$76101 i~ ad available I traffic volume f; a wide margin II mh, efIr "11bsustamt.ifr:gdmbeme~~l subjects of interest to prospective side, $5 apiece for an accident in d't' me tan thCOS SOt,' , f h's- _~ __ ' _ section. • S lp ee WI e no 1 'le y mal A' F ff . . 1 lOn 0 e revoca IOn 0 1 '_, Commodore Bob Kerr cap-: ~hich club will be (open 'to the lr oree? lcers. . whICh t?ey were mvolved on license for one year were charged . Patrolman} of Sergeant etlee:1 tured his second straight race in! '" , , . Moody All' Force Base IS only Beaconsf1eld, June 19. , t w'n' E G 'dl f 866 H II F R t the hot Raven. class crossing the: partIclpatmg sal10rs thlat mght. twenty miles from the Florida Francis P. Karosa, 3739 May- ~g~~.r:sh lIar " t~e, ~ the a or en The meeting finish line 13 min'utes and 13: If you want to be we corne you state line. An Air Training Com- bury, was fined $17 for speeding, D0 l~g ~n:.' o{ VIOa 1<:n0 7 June 30. 1952. 1'ieconds ahead of second place i ~ad better, get that $2.~0 che~k I mand base, it is home' of the In- For running a stop street and rEudn. VOor h aw 60...Wn9uneJ W'l'l ' 'In the mall and send It on Its t t P'l t d All W' th . , J'" B WIn aug an, L. es t - Catering to Weddings WilliAM F. CC: Al Thomas. Jack Williams fin- I . I s rumen loan - ea er causmg an aCI,denton une ", ar-, lis forfeit d a 11121 bond when he ' h d thO d ' way to DRYA secretary Hal Instrument schools where rated bara G Frelsmuth 27926 Flor-.' e 'l', and Banquets IS e 11'. ! Smith. A' F '1 ' l' 1 '.', f~lled to appear 10 ,court to an- Alex Allardyce scored an easy I , 11' orce pi o~ ear~ al ~weat~er ence, S~, ClaIr Shores, receIved swer a speeding charge. TU. 5~2967 win over Arno Streit in the sur- Thank5 to All mstrument. flym~ m e1ther Jet a $15 fme, ,For failing to stop for the in- Opens Published Grosse F prisingly small Star class turn. In closing we would like to or conv~ntlonal alr~ra~t" Although payment of her fme terseetion at Berkshire and Ver- out. Only two boats sailed and ext end congratulations and At, OhIO,S~ate ymv~rslty Dona- was suspended, Frances Adel- nor, May 27, Rona M. Rose, 19807 EMBASSY HALL SUMOlY~JUlY 6 Air Conditioned only a year ago this class reg- thanks to Boat Club Commodore hue ISmaJormg In philosophy and sperger 8100 East Jefferson, was Ida Lane, was fined $7.50. WEEKS O~LY ularly had nine boats out for ILloyd B .Young, Vice Commo- law. ordered to pay court costs of BAR SERVICE PARK!NG 2. Wed., July 9 1st Mohnee Tkereofter -every race. Al1ardyce blamed the! dore Frank A. Reid, Rear Com- i I Don Drader and Bob Bolo! 15220 HARPER Lak~tOinte ... & Suns. .small turnout on the Windsor! modore William L. Mullen, Jr., I Mot S0.... W • SEATS NO ? 1.80 1'a"- Yacht Club's Maple L'eaf regatta, I and the scores of people who i Training at Fort Lee, Va, i . , 3 60' Bale .... 40, '''0 InC. Belle E\'cs. orch. 2 '40: Bale. 1.80, •.w which closed the Peche Island \ worked so, hard to make last j FOR SA LE Donald A. Drader and Robert 1 ...... **,...***,..**.»**,..*** ...*» Ma,t. orch. ' • side of the river early in the Saturday's regatta the. best of i T. Bolo, Jr, students at MiCh'j *~ . ':: COXDITlO~ED morning and probably prevented I the season to date. BelIeve me 15525 W.lndm',11 Po',nte' Dr"lve igan State College, E. Lansing, ;~, ~ " ~ ,t\.lR~ the Canadian Stars from partici. I the .local tars are grateful fe,r Mich., are attending the Quar- * .. pating. . I the wonderful parties put on by termaster Reserve 0 f f ice r s ' I: : Jensen Leads "L's" . the local clubs who spo~sor sail- Grosse Pointe Park Training Corps Summer Camp at ~ .. ,n~AI"''''' Freddie Jensen finally got his! ing regattas.. r:::::::',:.:.:;,::::~::' ':t'~::":~':':";:::':.::;.:;~:.::,,::','" Fort Lee, Virginia. 1* : '30 Mots. et 2:30 Eves. at 8. . L boat '-Escape" going to top I We would especially like to , ': ' The Reserve Officers' Training I: Serving the Pi'nest .. the largest one design class to compliment the person respon. , Corps Camp consists of six weeks i * CANTONESE Clnd :: sail. Jensen squeezed in ahead sible. for the trophies. These sets lof field training' including bi\'-' t. AMERICAN DINNERS : of ,Tom ~anson and Frank Hill I of eight highball glasses en- ouacs, night problems, marches, * ...\ who ,finished 'n that order. . graved with the Boat Club Bur- weaP9ns firing and demol1stra- t Open Daily 3 p.m, to 3 un '! j "Wind Toy" made it two gee were different and a welcome tlOn, 0f Quartermaster eqUIpment' * Sunday 1 p,m. to 1 a.m. ...T \ straight in the Privateer class by change from the run of the mill and techniques. The purpose of : F.IR ~ topping Bobby Roadstrums' "Cot. prizes. this field work is to demonstrate: :1 1-. ' ... ton Top" and Jimmy Trudell's Don't forget fellas, two re- by actual application the theory,\* ::1 LUNCHEON .:'R 1&. .lXKII~S"(~OT'T "Gin Jam' in ~ six boat race .. gattas this week end, July 4 i of. Quartermaster supply and : .ST1'1i..Ian i I' .t1l ... "Wind Toy' also saved her time I,' and 5. and both are morning service which the, cadet has * : I DINNER "The Undernourished Comedian" on the winning L boat, ' ....hich, affairs. I studied in the classroom : INN.'JI,. LATESPECIALS TONY FERNANDEZ ------Drader is the son of Mr. and * ....-<.. : WE CAl'ER TO CUBAN SINGING STAR 1'~EI-----...,1~8 sIQ]EI=====~1~8~1~~i( ill Mrs. loseph C. Drader of 485 * :: PARTIESBANQUETSand RALPH BARI'S ORCHESTRA rill 11:1::======:1 C;~Y"'GHT.m~ Universit" place" and Bolo is the * ., 6209 E. WARREN • PJume- 'L.u"xeJo 1°5688.89 ..(,••~."'. ,J * .. ... rn son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. *flilirilirililil~'it~~~~~•• il. .. OPEN U~ '" '( ~ B~k,~81L~~M~~- ~-----il_._il_. _ ~ ill New II-Room Brick Colonial va rd. We Stock Tbe ~ JI\ 15525 Windmill Pointe Drive. New ll-room brick Phone PRescott 5-9299 Colonial, 4 bedrooms; 3 baths. First floor central hall " II Hartl To Get" Drugs Too • • • • • • 12xlO it., white oak paneling in library, sunken liying • • room, large dining room, opening to terrace, greenhouse : It is true that many prescriptions require only the : or pantry off kitchen. Kitchen completely modern in- : dispensing of stapl. and often used medicines, : cluding dishwasher, dining aiea 8x9 it. '6 lpches, snack ' Hungry for" th',ich9juicy stea"" : Another illness, seemingly similar may requir. a : bar, maid's quarters, encolsed breezeway, plastered • complicated formula, or rare medicine. _ attached two-car brick garage, circle drive, basement . •- recreation room, fireplace and bar, lavatory and hobby • • room. Aluminum Fleetlite windows with storms and: drop in soon :: w. carry in stock .11 the medicinal requirements : screens. More features not iist'ed. Ready fol' your choice : of our community, knowing th.t the fairness of 5. , of interior .decoration. ••.",~e~restill ser,ring the hest! : Doctors and patients alik. le.ds them to .ppre .. Open daily unfil 7 p,m. CLOSED SUNDAYS 'CO-OPERATIVE Driscoll's BUILDING MECHANI:CS 24937 East Jefferson • Lake Shore Drive at 10 Mile Road .I1JI Xrcluval (J/vmue {jrOHe .Poinle gurwu LA. 1.2840- .....-===3/E! ======Jll!===::,,--- l r '~ \ . • '# .. " r .... " ... "" , ••• t •• ...-.,... • • + !'" ...... _ yo _...... ,""',"".,. •• , _. ~ , 1952 Thursday; Jury 3, r 952 • UIIRllllmlnIIlRlmilmn",llIlllfIllllllhi~IIII.llI"llllllullltnnlJlllllHllllllllflllllmnlllllll'~.' '.1.. ,C'. : ~r \Plztric'iaDe~ Is Jz(ly Bride Formal \ ... ------. Short and to the POinte. PatriCia: Ann Dee chose the first Rita Van Coillie, sister of the nent f- ...... ,_. i,'": '.": ".' iffilflll/lllllllllllllHllllftllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllUlilIllllllllIlIlIlllllIIlIIllllllllJllll1JlJIIllllfIlllllllll1I1111lllllinllllllllllllltlllllHllllllIItIIIIIIHIIfI day of Juiy:!or her marriage to bridegroom was maid.of honor Wedding Portraits? Richard Charles Van Coillie. and Illa Barr bridesmaid. mis tour- (Continued from Pale I) , end. " ' was They were marriEtd at double ACting' as best man was Jack .. ament is '. Cerltzinly They're Better! a msorship Molly Kerr, deb daughter of I Lol~y came to the 'Pointe for ring ceremony' in Assumption Waiboer, and Courtney Bruce yarious " the HARRY W. KERRS of !Tou- Molly s debu~ l~!t .month. Grotto aI'.d following the service served as tisher. '. , in the raine road, is finding Turn.About I The H. LYNN PIER SONS of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. The Van- Coillies lefffor Pros- CARl JOYNER Idelightful at the moment. , 'Voltaire place . with th~ir son, John Dee, of Lincoln road gave I pect Pointe on their wedding trip II wedding breakfast at.' Ha\v-I and will live in Milbourne avenUe <, Fromm She's off today to Milwaukee, DAVID, will celebrate the Fourth thorne House. I 'when they. return: Cercheval, 19775 Mack TU. 1-6200 where she'll visit her school. at J...eland, where they'll be .the i Mr. Van Coillie's parents' are! ' lnate, LOLLY VAN BRUNT, over guests of MR. and MRS. PAUL '.,~ Mrs. Leona Van Coillie and the!r------.... and Sport the long Fourth of July week- D. GARD of Washington'road at. l and the ------=------:..-.:..-- their Summer home; _ late Lawrence Van Coillie. ! Peat ~I088 j The BILL GARDS wil~ also Shop at , TENNIS LESSONS ! (Bulk Ilnd Baled) be there far the long week-end ' Top Soil eis. CITY Of The Neigh~orhood Club is now j s.. and later 'in the month the HEN. Pea Humus the dead- RY KINZIES, will travel. toLe- offering tennis lessons. Miss Lil- Fertiliurs You may land to spend ~ome time with .,lian Radke, who is a teacher in Manure Insecticides . it in per- Mrs. Kinzie's parents. the Detroit Public Schools will be Fill Sand it Gray's • • • the instructor. The rates will b~\ ,rant will I as follows: . FOR DELIVERY ,'h:ch will I Sept. 6 will be. the I day --.of ELIZABETH MOORE, Lluniors (8~12) Course of eight CALL'TU. 4-91" a partici. Intermediates (13 and over) daughter of MR. and MRS. JOHN ~e Tennis Summary of half-hour lessons, $8.00 D. MOORE of Bristol, R. I., and' Course of eight one-hour lessons, D. E. Leydet Proceedings of Adjourned Meeting the Pointe's CHARLES S, RICK- 17751 Mo.c:k, at Mors~iIIes izes ER. Chuck is the son of 'MRS; $12.00. I l('rs-up of June 23, 1952 CHESTER S. RICKER of Lincoln )e award- road and the late Mr. Ricker. GEORGE J . JAG LOW Ie Z, t News. ThiS is the recently completed home .of the Belmont Upholstery Co., located at SHOES Called to order at 8:00 P.M. 2U479 Mack avenue near Vernier road in Grosse Pointe Woods. Selected lines of furni- Florshelm. Redeross, Tweecllu. Pet.er', Weather-Bird the tour. FLORENCE PHELAN,'" '. daugh~ (Super Circus) Kali-Sten-Iks, Ortho-Pedic shon for :lucted by P.r:esent on .roll call: MaYor William F .. Connolly, Jr., ture and' draperies, are now handled by the firm which was founded in the' Pointe six children, Work and Police shops, Rubbers IInd Galosh- tel' of MR. and MRS. JAMESJ. es, }JOuse Slippers,. Bowlill!:. }'oot-ball, Banball, Track. In most CouncIlmen D~nIel W. Goo,denough, William G. Kirby, Richard years ago. Owners are J. Wieyadt and. E. J. Teschendorf. PHELAN JR7 of Moross road, is }'ennis, .Basketball and G)'m shoes. Holeproof Socks, time of L, Maxon, Nell S. McEachIn and George .L. Schlaepfer. Arch-Suppo,rts. . . . Absent: Councilman Jol:ln M. S. Hutchinson. looking forward to a July visit. ill be an- I :MORE PAST THAN FlJTURE Gratiot, Cor. 7 Mile Rd. Tel. LA. 1.9711 Mayor William F, Connolly, Jr. presided. to Roaring Fork Ranch, near ~xt week. Aspen, Colo., where she'll visit I Tip to motorists: A motorist rney will A petition ~f residents on Muir Road between Kercheval deb. of ~he season MAR:Y, AN- who habitually passes on hills Id in De- Avenue and RIdge Road, requesting relief from noise and DREA MULFORD and her par~ WelCOlne to New Teachers and curves is likely to have more and will smoke from the rec;ently constructed Cottage Hospital power plant. wa~ read. Re.sIdents were heard and the Council adopted ents, MR. and MRS. JOHN W. past than future. latch and MULFORD of Provencal road. I Because of the g;owth oj the Gross~ Pointe commimiJy ~onducted a l'esolutlOn ordermg the nuisance abated. F~rther consideration of the proposed fence c.rdinance * • (l1ld thl subsequent increased emoUment in the public ck Hare, was glVen. '" school"J the Grosse Pointe School Boa~'d has mafJe some 50 ,n. The JOBN H. FRENCHES SR. TV and Radio Service . A.fter considering the request of the proprietor of the of .Lake Shore road will be appointments to the difJeren.t fawlties. Guarante.d AepCiir Work HIghlIght ~ar.ket, ,18330 Mack Avenue, for: permission to IURS spending this Summer at their T hest! appointmmts ha've also bien tr.-4debecaase of the erect a proJectmg SIgn from his store building it was llnani~ island retreat, Mowat, up there' • Television • Radio can't be mously agreed that permission should not be' granted. .need w replace those teachers leaving the Public School sys- in the Georgian Bay. The JOHN tem for reason of transfer or retirement. . • Sound ECf'lipmeltt and most . A l?etition of residents on Ridgemont Road at Kercheval H: FRENCHES. JR. will spend By 1I)a)'of introduction to the parents of children 'u,ho over it requestmg that the opening of Ridgemont Road be barricaded Itheir vacation with his parents. East End ~s plenty pending completion of the improvements, was tabled. I * • • ulill atte1td ~r who are now atte'nding the public schoolsJ Final checks for the late Mr. Henry R. Maurer's services the NEWS is pttbli.rhing weekly short biographies. of thos~ were approved. I ,The Pointe's August bridal TV AND RADIO i procession will include attractive 'whose appointm.ents ha'l-'ebeen confirmed. During' the com~ 'or sur@ . .Tt.e request of the Grosse Pointe Property Owners Asso- PAT R I C I A ANN ROUSEK, ittg months until school reopens in the jail, the biographies' Sales & Service IS to get CIatIOn, for the names from the water billing records of the full assortment potted roses City, w.as denied. I daughter of MR. and MRS. QREL of new teachl!1'swill appear inel1ch issue. 0' of aver- , B. BOYER "ofLincoln road, who'll 13940 Ker,heval near Eostlawn Resignations of Police Offi.cers Camiel Dehaveloose and marry PAUL WILLIAMS' REID, GEORGE PELYAK. now liv~ received her B.A. from Mary- VA. 4-9823 Stanley' B. Ainsley were accepted. son of MR. and MRS. W. G. ing in Cleveland, Ohio, is a mount.. Patrolman William G. E;worthy, Jr. was ~onfirmed as a, ARTHUR REID. Mrs. Reid feted, graduate of .C].evela~d's public This summer she will Leceive !"egular patrolman. , schools. He received hiS Bachelor , her son's bride elect at a bridge of Science degree from the Uni- her M.A., from the TeachersCol- The Chief oC Police was authorized to attend the Michigan luncheon in the D.A.C. last Wed- WE OFFER Association of Police Chief Conference to be held at Harbor nesday. lege, Columbia University. Be. Springs on July 7th. 8th and 9th. ginning in September, she will A. NEW AND BETTER WAY I * • • The Grosse Pointe Garden Club extended thanks to'the Many Pointers have joined the teach English .. at the Grosse TO BUY AND GROW Council for the City's cooperation in the recent clean-up cam- ! paign. I gala holiday party the' ROY A. Pointe High School. FRUEHAUFS of Bloomfield Hills • *' • Authorization was provided to spend approximately $2,- are giving this week at their 500.00 to raise the floors in the bathhouse facilities at the Pier ANNUAL to eliminate unsanitary conditions due to high water. Georgian Bay Summer place near Killarney,. Ont. Flower Plants The Council received a communication from Grosse Pointe i There are '40 guests enjoying Park advising that the study of the problem of refuse disposal I Plant Now in 90-Degree SUit was underway. II Fruehauf hospitality which is 'to Without Wilt, Setback, or Loss. Consideration of further expansion at the Pier was re- include a mammoth fireworks I ferred to the cummittee. ! display (whole scenes) and fish. I ,We have developed' entirel~' ne", nleth9ds of. Jl'l'owinK, h"ndllllll, aDd, The Engineer was requested to take bids on street sealing I ing from seaplanes. . sellin,.' IInnual ftowel' transpla.nts. wl,ieh enable our customer. to «'Oll- operation f.or consideration at the next meeti1)g. lIisuntly xrow .. more outstanding "arden at lells total eOlt tIlall . Necessary expenditure was authorized to make adjustments common ilat pIa ntll. Theae plants are grown from leleett'd aPed. 1. on the steel sheeting at the Pier for protection of the intake, I GROSSE POINTE indivIdual band" b)~ iftlllro"cd cultur~, prodncinK atroD~, bUlhy transplant. which can be handled and planled without puni,hilll' pipe as jt passes under the structure. METHODIST CHURCH root "Ylltem. 1'/ter ran be purchascd at )'our convenience and pallt~tl Weeds on Provencal Road were ordered cut as part of the 211 MOROSS ROAD at your Jeillllre, ",'eo In 9Q-degree sun. without wilt. l'etba.ek, cor public service rendered elsewhere in the community. loss. :Planted 110W. the)' wllJ hegin l;rowinl:' lit once !l.nd de ..elop The Clerk was authorized to execute the formal plat of 1.'hrough the Month All-Nylon Qolddy up ~ 4 times .,erage siJ.e or "ar))' phmted l1..t pl&JIU, eon~ II Busch's Belanger Farms Subdivision NO.1 upon filing with the of JULY tinuing'to H"II lInd bloom heav)' until )at~ fr()lIt. MidsnJnmer Jo.. e. City. by the proprietor, the usual bond required under the PLAIN COLORS and rc~pl&cem<\Dt5 are practit:a!ly eliminat~d. 48 lUnda of Sin ..J", 10'am.-Jolnt Se T v \ c e s with conditions of the platting ordinance. Congregational church. In Meth. OR PATIERNEO' J)()ub)e, And H)'hrid J>E'I'tiNJAS. .42 Kind .. 9! ASTERS. 5 KiJldll .t Authorization was given to erect 220 feet of chain link odlst Sanctuary. 211 Moross red and blue SALVIA. lIS Kinds of ZINNIAS. -to Kind. of M.Alll~ I'olld. Nursery and kindergar- versity of Michigan and later his fe'lce at the City's rubbish dump on Quin Road. ten provided. Instolled on Any GOJ.DS. 12 XiDdll of SNAPDRAGONS. Yerb!'na, Cleome, AI3""11J1l, Mas t e r 's from Northwestern Portlliltelt, Calendula, Nicotiana. Cosmos, Phlox, Tabonia, Cllndy- The Public Safety Committee recommended that the mat~ University. ter of the proposed vacating of Williams Avenue between REV. HUGH C. WH 1'rE, Pestor PACKARD tuft, CO('kscomb. And mllD)' otherti not a,"s!lable elsewht're. He has s~rved one year and a McKinky and Fisher be tabled pending a further report on the TUxedo 1.7878 The LarCJest Selection in Miehigan traffic volume since the erection of stop signs at the inter- half in the Navy and has taught section. in the public schools of Pontiac, Grown Fresh for June to Sept. Planth., Michigan. Next fall he will teach Patrolman Eugene Boylan was promoted to the position Beginning with the fall term SOMETHfN.G NEW IN TUBEROUS BEGONIAS of Sergeant effective July 1, 1952. Sixth Church of Christ, mathematics and science at the Pierce Junior High School. this year, EMILY MILHAM will This luperior .traln hu ereated sensational interetlt lliJle& Ant The meeting adjo,umed at 11:15 P,M. to 8:00 P.M. Monday, Scientist, Detroit • • * grown in our trial beds In 1950. Hult'e 4 t... 6-inch bloom. are June 30, .i952. teach the primary grades at the freel)' and conlii.t.('Dtl~. produt.'C'd from July till heAVY frollt o •• tflllll&' 14730 Kercheval Avenu. b.ll/hy' IS-inch planl.fi with. main "tern. 1 Inch thick. Stakin,; i. ,",_ Kerby School. She was born in Shop the town . . . here's a WILLIAM F. CONNOLLY, JR, neee8sar~'. Orlg'iuated- in California. this s1-nin is Il V811t hllpJ'ovetlllllll HARRY A, FURTON Sunday SerV1cN 10:30 a, In. Kalamazoo, graduated from the ! startling value in fine quality nylon. custom-made seat covers over thllweak growing imported strains commonl)' offer~d. uld, 5:00 lJ. m. Mary C. Wheeler School. in " Mayor Clerk at the lowest price we've seen Providence,R. I., and attended' anywhere. Styled for. any type \Ve offer Started Plants in' 5-lnch pots- 8unday School. 10:30 •. m. of body. four-door or tWO-door. l\ow !'eadv to set out in your garden. Published Grosse Pointe Xews July 3, 1952 MacMurray College before 'ma- ! Wean.,ollY even1nr TE:ltl.Jnonial, triculating at Michigan State ,I 29 different color types availabl. We cannot ship man orders Meetin, ~ • p. m. College, where last month she For a Limited Time- IF YOU TAKE YOUR GARDEN SERIOUSLY Readina Ronm ul'en Week Daya received her B.A. Complete 16341 E. Warrell DRIVE OUT AND CHECK UP ON US 10:00 a m ~o !I:OIl p m. • • • rer II Wednesday 10:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Sunday 2:00 p. m. to 4:3D p. m. PAOKARD Belle Isle Awning Co. MOTOR Flowerland Gardens 43678 N, Gratiot . Mt. Clemens. Mich.. -~ Canvas, Aluminum TUNE-UP AWNINGS ; I ; ,~ Arch:tecturally Designed 10 a.m. Morning Worship' Q2 , I THE NEWESTTHING IN 11:15 a.m. Sunday School $12 :I ) , , Order Now (For' Bus Route Call LA. 7-3098) A very special price, All I' r 2:30 For Spring Delivery w 0 r k by expert Packard i OPEN AIR SERVICE mechanics. : 6:30 p.m. 'Walk.1a~J palio.1 Message by Rev, A. McAsh Call LOrain, 7-2293 OellghUul Music Miss Bichan, Soloist For Fre'. Estimate (If rairf. Service wlll be held in church) Born in Medford, Massachu- • 7601 E. Jefferson Ave. setts, AMITY PIERCE graduated RASHID 'I Opposite Noval Armory from the public schools of Bronx- ville, N. Y. She later attended Connecticut College for. Women,' '~MOTORI i' I' I St. Paul Ev. Lutheran ,Church SALES Authorized , Chalfont. on4 Lothro" Gro ... Poi ..te Forml Born in Detroit and a graduate 'Packard DetJler, R.v. Charles W. San4rDck , of its public schoo~s, JAC'QUE~ J Paltor SECOND ANNIVERSARY LINE McDAID' gl:aduatedfrom, 12245 Harper Mr. GI."n DeVanti.r M i chi g a n State College last (across from Chandler Park) Vicar This Feltival will be observed month. With the opening of the Mr•. Ro.e ..e Poppen next Sunday ,with the dedica. school year this fall, she will DR. 1-1900 I 19 Secretary tio" of "ew -Itai".d ,lOll teach Trombly's; first grade. Sundoy School Q:30 chancel window.. You ,.;. ------~l w.lcome. I Worship 10:45 I I ! ! DU PONT &8tt PRE-CAST CONCRETE SLABS . . for better plan,' gr.owth (STEEL REINFORCED} SYLVANIA "Halo ,Light',' J2 x 30 25 x 30 II TELEVISION . . in clay-type soils Incite. 'nches • ,MADE TO OUT-PERF~:)RM AND OUTLAST AN)' • Apply Du Pont Soil Co~ditiooer to worked-up soil for ftowu ~ds, vegetable gacde~s, borders and far building new lawns; DelivHe<:I $13(] Deli\'ered $lR5 TELEVISION SET AT ANY PRICE Simply dissolve in water and sprinkle OIl the prepared $Oil • durable, attractive, easy to install '. • THE HIGHEST QUALITY, AND THE CLEAREST with a watering can. '. • high';"'ay-type concrete, very'resistant PICTURE OF ANY SET.WE'VE SEEN TO DATE . . - Treated soil'retains • loose and crumbl, • NOW BlfoUG:HT CLOSER Tn ,YOU WITH THE surface nee after heavy rains. Soil absorb • • can be moved to rearrange yard or garden OrENING OF OUR NEW STORE' , ",'atcr and bolds, it to help s«ds come up' • to install, smooth groul')d, or spread thin better. Milkes plaou .row' faster. layer of sand on rough ground. and lay slabs ____ S_A_LE_S_. _I VA. 2.:9888 I""--_S.....ER_V_IC_E_. --' , 'Quality • no digging or form work needed. Roosevelt.' . . Radio' Co. TUxedo 1-8870 14339 .East jefferson, at, ChalrTlers . Feed S,tore (Alsoat39:s8 Cass at Aie~a~Ci~$~ ;< ~'TE. 1:89s{)( .. 20726 Harp'.,- AV.'r at 8 Mile Rd~ 20377 Harper, near Loch moor TUxeao '-6233 • ..\.0 ~. • , • __ : ~ ' •• ~f J~ " ., , I f ,,. .' _..._._._..io._..:-.....~ _....;."...... -.. ..._.....___...... -.__ -:....o..-...---..-~~, -.;..__ ~ • __ --.;..-~ ~ _ ._..I.-,.-.!~___.rr...... _ ___ _ • • • ;" /_'...... e. eo .....~"esi __ ntrrtrr.. .. ,'. t. .. _...... __ .... &RO, ..SS,E POINTE, NEW.S Thursday, ~u'y 3, "952 - '. '. '- , . Thursday, July • USI'r';! Fashi By MARY ~IOR • CKLW Fashion • (Exclusive to YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED 3 Trunk Lines Gr05Se Pointe ?- Great Britain's com) CALL TUxeao 2-6900 ,S,erv.:.You.,9uick1y DEADLINE 5 P.M. TUESDAY To tion celebration and S-SI.TUATIONS WANTED ~~nDM.INT ~"ICUSWANnD l~~L.E~UTI . , !~2'-1-9~-R-O-~-i-~-.------IZ-l-~-F-u-r-~-~-r-e-h-J-a-ir-5---2-1-~-C-a-r-p-en-t-e-r~~ quent repercussions the f.ashion world are WOMAN wants washing and responsible for imp!) CLASSIFIED R.ATES .WE NEED. A cHOME ' " WAc N.i T..ED' GROSSE. P0IN'l'E. WO()D~;.,1442 HOME OWNERS! Call TUxedo 'FURNITURE REPAIR. Refinish~ PORCHES enclosed. glass or ironing at home. 4352 Mary- Young lawyer and wlfewith Ro~lyn r;qad. ,T~:ree becixoom 1-8170 for gutter repair, rea- ing, reupholstering, springs re- . screen. Custom remodeling. J. phasis on greater e. land TUxedo 5-5226 best business and ,sOCial 'refe- w~lte bnckcolomaI. Gas A.C. sonable prices Richard Willertz tied Antiques a specialty. P Welch, PRescott 5-0166. clothes, and fashion e!. Cash Ads-I S words for SOc . rences desperately 'need two r t hea('carpeti,rig,d,rapes,':vene- 50 ~oslyn road. Pick-up and delivery. Duall, more restrained but EXPERIENCID girl wishes day . 0'1 d' 'C. h' ,'. Charge Ads- 15 words for 90c bedroom house; ',.flat ;or .garage , . ~' .. Ing' tian' " blinds; . Owner. , $19,500. LAkeview 1..8249. FINE CARPENTRY~Residential glitter, which also work. Margaret. TYler 8-5192. apartment not lat.er, than, BEST PRICES PAID' .'. TUxedo 5-'8398. . .' ROOFS creosoted: ,Brushed on by. and commercial. Porches~ rec- trend to less f~ssines Se for edditionttl w\'lrds. Auguts. 1. First baby due.in ., _,. 790 TROM~lEY,. New brick, two- hand. Best of materials and FURNITURE REFINISHING reation rooms, attics, etc. Re- much more impressh' I GRASS CUTTING: 2 boys. 17, Sept.ember will need' a hom~.'.' FOR MEN'S' SUITS 'flat 5-5. L.'v',ng 'R~,"m l',J. 2.3, 'd'lnl'ng workmanship. New roofs, Flat RE-CONDITIONING AND modeling of any kind, by The waistlines. the wit!? transportation,. desire odd ...... ' . . .",. \"x roofs, Hot-tarred. Reference. 30 REPAIRING William Brockel. PRescott a1so. . '.TOPCOATS AND SHOES (oom 1,4 x 16, kitehen>ha5 breakfast necklines. the trim: C~" Ir' jobs. TUxedo 2-8324. , ED t 1 3109 ,.. years in the Pointes. Private. Stores," Office, Church, etc. 6-7083. gewa ~r -', TUlstt "3-1872 area, disposal.' Separate.bose~ents, LAkeview 6-6233. Antique - Modern colors and fa brics are i integrated into an ,BOY 17, wishes typing for pd- HUj)SO.',NMOT6Re~ec.1:1tiv,ede-, A. telephon,~ c~,11will'br,ing t each has OiIA.C.heat, incinerator. All Work Guaranteed ATTIC, recreation rooms addi-, t vate parties. Grosse Pointe . us 0' Open terroce" 3 cor garage, lot 21 h~Rug Cleaning ART CRAFT COMPANY tions or minor repairs by femininity; and from references. Reasonable rates. sires 3,01" 4 b'edroomhomeby' you immeditltelyl :50 x 15.0. ,Open doily and Suns:lay 1ice n sed contractor. F. St. to this one fabrics 3 Trunk Lines I August 10.. Four adults,infam;. , ' , , ' , 2 to 7:30 or byopp't. RUGS, tacked carpet, and furni- WAlnut 3.6536 , Amour, TUxedo 2-8324. , TUxedo }-1486. . crisp to crepe ... Th ily. Ann 'J\rbor residents for BOOKS bought 'in any quantity. ture cleaners. Home .service.~lq_Plastering hoved from stitfene( 12 years. Excellent references.. Entire libraries, bookcases, art HARCOURT, 2 new brick, two Satisfaction gu'aranteed. Free KERCHEVAL AVENUE WASHING and ironing dOne at ADDITIONS, alterations, and lines. I home by Belgian lady., All Write Roy E. Brown, 850 objects. Mrs. B. C. qaes, 1670 flats, 6-6. estimate. Call: A- 1 pLASTERING: Ceilings, other improvements for your "The Fluid Lo KOPP'S PHARMACY I, hand wo:-k. TUxedo 5-84~1. , Phone-AnnHeather Way,ArborAnn5-331.Arbor or Leverette, WOodward ' 3-4267., .., MARTH,A~ BACHERS RE-NU CARPET CLEANERS a rc h es, rooms, pa t ch ,wor. k home. Kitchens modernized. Shoes are progressir 111928Kercheval at Notre Dame .. VAll 2 8085 WAlnut 8-2653. Anything ,in the building or re- to delicate and even ~POSITIVELY- Realtor Member of Detroit Real~ ey - • pair line. Best materials and industlW designers an EXPERIENCED. woman; ironing, YOUNG Michigan law graduate Estate Board, , cleaning (by day or by week), HIGHEST PRICE$--'-PAID.for . VAlley. 1-7710 21i-Paint and Decorate 2~r-Cement .Work workmanship. No down pay- CUNNINGHAM'S DRUGS and wife desire. living accomo- furniture and appliances. Kercheval at Notre Dame or housekeeper.. WA. 4-1634. ment. Call us, TUxedo 4-0945. dations immediately., TUxedo "'.Piece ,or a Houseful." 14--REAL ESTATE WANTED GET THAT NEW LOOKl BEFORE YOU HAVE your ceo 5-6862. PRescott 5-5733 . ment ,work done Call S&G ADDITIONS, alterations, cabi- NOTRE DAME PHARMACY TWO reliable boys to do odd FROM A RELIABLE' HOUSE WANTED: For mer Concrete Co. at VAlley 1-6924 nets and stairways. General OPEN TO M[ 17000 Kercheval at Notre Dame jobs. Satisfaction is, our by. 8-ARTICLES FOR. SALE DECORATOR word. VEnice 9-7927. BOOKS purchased for cash. En- Grosse Pointe resident would for' a free estimate. A-I cement modernization and repairs. Of. r _ WE ARE ALSO GROSSE POINTE DRUt5 CO. BEAUTIFUL CHJtOME FORMICA tire libraries or fine single like house in Grosse Pointe Painting - Paperhanging • Color work guaranteed in writing on fice partitions. Formica table EXPERIENCED gardener for SPECIALIZiNG 17OS1Kercheval, at st. Clair BREAKFAST SETS , items. Midwest Book Service, Farms Shores or City .. $25,000- Blendjng - Wtlll Washing • Etc. 8~1 Work :uch cS sidedrives, tops. TUxedo 5-2840. any kind of yard work. Part MADE TO ORDER-.rhese seta -can bt. 4301 Kensington. TUx e d 0 $40,000 bracket. TR. 5-7065. rIbbons, SIdewalks, concrete IN TITUS DRUG STORE time. Call between 5~7 p. m. made up 1n all colora, including' yel. Will you fav,or us with a call 1 Kercheval. at Fisher Road low. blUe. red. greel.'1.tan., Chairs: are 5-2450. For Free Estimate and Advice floors etc. We also repair faulty: REPAIR, screens, porches, steps. (Farms) TUxedo 1-1855. up bolstered in Duran plastic material. 1'-PETS porches and steps. doors, windows, kitchen cabi- while table. can be made to any size. FURNITURE. WANTED-If you J. TROMBLEY VA. FOR SALE: Silver miniature F. 4-3227 EXPERT lawncutting and garden shape and material. You can select have anything in the line of BRICK, stone and cement work. nets, bookcases. Good work, MILLER PHARMACY from 26 different styles. Visit OUI' fac- poodle puppies, AKC registered. OUTSU)E PAINTING, roof re- New or repairs. Arthur Roo. prompt service. S. E. Barber, ; Wayburn and Kercheval maintainance by college stu- tory display and see these beautiful household furniture and rugs, De dent. TUxedo 4-0470. sets Buy direct from manufacturer. Ten weeks old. Evenings: MAy- pairs, carpentry repairs. Rea- TUxedo 1-2450. ., 20380 Nesbit, TUxedo 4-0051. save 33 per cent, Odd chrom. chairs. call The Isaac Neatway Furni- fair 6-3161. Days: JOrdan only 15.95, ture, 13930 Kercheval, VAlley sonable. TUxedo 5-3590. H F. lENZEN, BUILDING SA-EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 4-6040. MACK AVENUE METAL MASTERS MFG. CO. 2-2115. FOR YOUR SPRING PAINT- BRICK and cem~nt work. Repair I' HOME 'PND INDUSTRIAL REPAIRS 21 a-GENE.RAL SERVICES ING and a tUTU and new. DrIveways, garage, Additions, Attics Completed, Porches, COLORED COUPLES, cooks, 24802 Grotiot Ave., East Detroit BLUE CROSS DRUGS Near 10 MUeRoad LEFT-HANDED golf clubs _ ,ecora Ion. ca . rat walls, basement ilOOrS'!\ Recreation Rooms, Garages built. 17:111 Mack Ave .•• t Neff Road maids, chauffeurs, caretakers, Open Daily 'til 9 p, M. Short length. TUxedo 2-1408. UPHOLSTERED BOOTHS ,1-4521. ~ - porches. S. IJegryse. Call VAI- 1152 Elford Ct. TUxedo 1-97+4 ; janitors and porters. Day or East Detroit. Michigan B . PAINTINr- and DECORATING' ley 4-1163. I CABIN HARKNeSS PHARMACY week. Field's Employment, TR. PRescott 5-5200 eautIful upholstered booths. '-<: ET ,"ork, wall panell'ng, Open Sundays. 12 to II p.m. BOY'S 20 inch bicycle with. AU TV 20313 Mack Ave., at Lochmoor 3-7770. , trainer's wheels (if possible). ideal for breakfast nooks, rec- WALL WASHING SERVICE .... YPES cement work: resi- office partitions, libr~ries, rec- Hydr :-, Blvd. I FOR A BETTIrn grade of used' TUxedo 2-6186. . b~~~i~~a~~o~hoi~t~r~Jn; Free Estimates ~ent~a~ 'in~~tri~l, commercial. reation rooms, remodeling, re- 6-FOR RENT ;S~::~ (Houses. 'Apts.. Flats, etc.) furniture see Neatway Furni: Plastic material available in 32' HUGHES DECORATORS Ton e . xe 0 5-8292 or pairing. Licensed contractor. 2A-EDUCATIONAL ture, 13930 Kercheval. We al- ll-AUTOS FOR SALE colors and patterns. 5293 Yorkshire TV. 5-1165 Uxedo 1.8587. Marneef Interior. Construction MIDDLEAGED couple ";"'m share ways have the things you are We can build any type, size or BRICK and ceIT\ent work; stone Co. LAkeview 6-2647. PRIV ATE TUTORING 1950 FOUR - DOOR Chevrolet home or rent room to business looking for. VAlley 2-2115. !tyle of booth to fit 'any empty ,JAS. RIGGIO and SOi-,j steps, porches, piers, walks; "'1 Power Glide. Good 'condition. FISHE 1 ~. or professional man. garage and tlook or corner also matching brick painting. No job too 21t-DressmakIng YOUR OWN HOME $1,325. Days: TWinbrook 3-4460. Formica tables to harmonize with Offer the finest painting, color sty!. VAll 1 4843 12740 Park privileges. Box M-361, F 1'It E PLACE EQlJIPf\l1ENT, - 11 Evenings: WAlnut 2-8024. booth. lng, blending, wollpaper, wall wash. sma. ey -. . EXCLUSIVE ALTERATIONS- All subjects; all grades. Adults I .Grosse Pointe News. ' screens, all types, grates and. and children. Certified teachers. irons, tools. See display, at Visit our fac,tory display. and ing, etc., at a reasonoble cost. BRICK and Cement work, brick by Marie Stephens, on dresses, WIFE'S ' LOrain 7-3035 1470 HELEN 'ts d f TU d 5 7610 Call: I GROSSE POINTE lower, 3 bed- SMITH • MA'TTHEWS, 6640 1950 Ford Crestliner, see these gorgeous booths and repairing steps, walks, home SUI, an urs.. xe 0 - • 5300 actual miles. First decent table. Price range $79 and. up. repairing. .No job too smalL DETROIT AND SUBURBAN rooms and bath. Gas heat, Charlevoix Ave., WA. 2-7155. FOR THE FINEST interior dec. offer takes. 1222 Harvard. TUx~ METAL MASTERS MFG. 'CO. VAlley 1-4843. "VALET SERVICE FOR GALS." TUTORING SERVICE garage. Adults. References. $85 orating and outside painting at LAMPS-SHADES - Buy direct d Expert alterations, hems,' fur e 0 1-3377. '24802 Gratiot Ave." East Detroi' reasonable cost see Charles A, WOodward 2-6632 TExas 4-13781 m~nthly. Box G-899, Grosse from. manufacturer. Shades, repairing, remodeling, relining. Pomte News. Near 10 Mile Road Schrader, VAlley 4-0388. ATTENTION, FRENCH or Spanish lessons at i parts, and custom shade mak- 1946 PONTIAC Torpedo 8. Like Open Daily 'til 9 p. m. HOME OWNERS TUxedo 2-4651. I ing, mounting and repairing. . your home. with my own re-I TE~RACE, 343 Rivard Boulevard. new. Radio, heater, other ex- East Detroit. Michii;an FOR FINER Get your cement work repaired cordings. Call TUxedo 1-5366. FIve large rooms, garage, all Best selection of lamps and tl'as. $1250. Call TU. 5-2777. CUSTOM Dressmaking: ,; u i t Sr. Prescott '5-5200 now! Driveways, walks, garage electric kilchen. Adults. TOwn- shades in town. Lamps by Mar- INTERIOR & EXTERIOR I coats, dresses. Alterations ex. Open Sundays, 12 to ~ p. m. fioors, steps, etc. J-LOST AND FOUND ] send 8-1417. tin. 14637 Kercheval and Man. 1949 RILEY 21,'2 Litre 4 door pertly done. TUxedo 1-3593. BE PAINTING & DECORATING A. R. SAMYN & SONS istique Friday ~nd Saturday black saloon, 18,000 miles. Call CUSTOM~MADE draperies, and LOST-Injured black female fox I GROSSE POINTE-Corner St. till 9 p. m. VAlley 2.8151. TUxedo 1-3570. upholstering. .Beautiful selec- CHRIS C. CHARRON & CO. (Licensed and Bonded MARIE KARSCHNICK, dress- terrier. White chest and paws, II Clair and St. Paul. New five tion of fabrics., Reasonably WAlnut 2-~986 Contractors) making, alterations and restyl~ l0!1g tail has spot of w~ite. room lower, garage, natur21 UNIQUE Swiss Pram. leather- 12-AUTOS WANTED priced; Workmanship guaran- PRescott 5"'1638 ingLAkeview 1-8240. Satisfaction Our Guarantee Child's pet. Reward. LAkevIew. fireplace, $165. Owner. TUxedo lined; bassinette; TU. 4-0955. tee. TUxedo 2-5000. 7~1625. 2.0421. Cars 'wc3n+ed 21 S-Carpenter Work 21 s-Carpenter Work LIGHT blue satin and net brides. " ALL A-I PAINTING and wall VENETIAN BLINDS washing. Reasonable .. Work 4-HILP WAN-TED 'A-FOR RENT maid or formal dress, size 12. Any make-and model. Bring (Mal. and Female] Worn once, $25 (cost $40). TU. myself. White. W AInut 1-0183. (Furnished) title-We ~l!\k8 you horne. High. 4-2584. WINDOW SHADES $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME I est cash price. Exterior ond Interior Painfing GENERAL Refilling and collecting money FURNISHED 2 bedroom home, WHITE granite, lovely gas stove Stucco-Cement-Brick \',-': from our five-cent High Grade Lovely yard, sha.de trees, gas (4 burner, broiler) trimmed in E. H, Cook Motors PORCH-SHADES Painted or Sprayed MODERNIZATION Nut machines in this area. No heat, ~du1ts. $12;, per month. Paper Hanging, Floor Sanding I LAk 1 1354 red, $50. Large walnutlibl'ary 1570 I Harper selling! To qualify for work you eVlew - . table with drawer-for office or Complete Decorating Service 8xl0 PORCHES SCREENED IN WITH COPPER WIRE WITH CORNICE BO,A.RCS Skilled Colored Worker - City Wide must have carbo r~ferentCes, $~~. LARGE front room, lovely pri- recreation room, $15. VAlley WOULD APPRECIATE call from Complete, Repair Service Reference. Life-long experience. SHED ROOF ON YOUR SLAB, $299.00 UP. cas~, secured y mven ory. .- vate home. Lakewood near Jef- 2-3829. private party on a good clean, Cleani.ng. Repairing, JAMES L. CRAWFORD votlDg6' hours a week to bUSI- ferson. For refined business ' late model car. Will pay cash. FIRE PL,A,CES BUILT FROM $599.00 UP. ATTICS, RECREA- Reconditioning 4833 Porker Ave. ness, ?,our e,nd on percentage gentleman with ::eference. VA.' TRUCK bike. Good condition, $25, LAkeview 1-5559. ED. 1-0182.or WA. 1-0644 TION ROOMS, BATHS, KITCHENS. collections ~'lll net up to $400 I 2-3829. TUxedo 5-3977. Joe Klem. ESQUIR~ SHADE C0: monthly WIth very good pos- A GOOD clean car wanted from EXPERT ~amting. paper hanging ADDITIONS, PLUMBING, HEATING, WIRING, PAINTING sibilities of taking over full time. SUMMER HOME iri Goderich CaMPL~TE home of furniture; private party. Fay cash. No 14000 E. 7 MILE RD. by mechanics. free estimates. PLASTERING. Inco~e i~creas~g accordingl~. Ontario. overlooking Lak~ an.d mlscellane,ous. 1878 Beau- dealers. WAlnut 1-8740. Open Friday Until 9 P.M. Van Assche. TUxedo 4-1187, For mtervlew. mclude phone In Huron. Less than 3 hours drive faIt, Grosse POInte Woods. . I LA. l.iSIS i.J4. -7.3700 TUxedo 4-2714. I GUTTERS. TILE. , applicatio~. Write Box J-529 I from Detroi.t. One floor ~om- FULL SIZED solid oak dining \ 12A-80ATS FOR SALE PAINTER needs work; interior r F.H.A. TERMS UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY. Grosse POInte News. pletely fUrIlIshed house WIth 5 room sLLite, table, credenza, .. NOW and exterior. Reliable, neat WANT TO WORK NEAR - bedrooms. each with running china cabinet, 5 chairs and PERFECT. ~ FT. sallIng sea.~hell. IS THE decorator. Also A-I wall wash- HOME??? water; two bathrooms. living one host chair. TUxedo 4-2981. Used 4 tImes, Oars, alummum ing. VAlley 4-7808. CALL ANY TIME room. natural fireplace. Kitchen rudde,r, centerboard. $150. TUx- .. TIME Beauty Counselor Inc. - has a has electric refrigerator and MOVING - Must sacrifice. New edo 1-1595 To repair ano re-ploce your eaves- DUE TO carpenter strike, we TU. 5-0553 or PRo 6-5 175 secretarial position open. To H 11 d b d d 'make appointment for interview. stove. Screened verandas. Very 0 ywoo e an headboard; 13-REAL ESTATE. troughs. Expertly done by insured have time available. Free esti- TUR~ call: TUxedo 2.9304. secluded grounds: Lawn furni. gree1?' Laws~n sofa; ...brown workmen. mate. Insurance Van Houzen ture. Near Hotel Sunset. Paul mathsse chau and oitoman; DETROIT RIVER Estote--Year round, JACK THE TINNER Bros. VEnice 9-7529. Pointers Attend Air ROTC Camp &E.NERAL OFFICE, shorthand. Robarts, Phone Windsor 3-6495 gold occasional chair; and Hay- home directly across Belle Isle-315 FR. 5-0390 PAIN'rING, paperhanging, paper July 21st through August 1st. or Foster & Robarts, Windsor . wood-Wakefield maple drop- ft. on .river with good seawall, 290 PRescott 5-6932 removed, wall washing. Expert Scott Air Force Base, 111.,- aircraft and ai~'crew, and its rol€ Full or part time. Mack-Seven 3,-3538. Can be ,s~en at any leaf table and chairs. $450. ft. de'ep. Beautiful landscaping, sec- workmanship. Mertens, 122. Cadets Orville 'D. Ingalsbe, Dan- in the overall mission of the Air ,Mile area. TUxedo 4-2000. tIme. Phone Godend 845. PRescott 7.1562. . Il.'ded by. brick ',Voir. 10 minutes drive ALL CITY flOOR Muir. TUxedo 2-0083. iel G. McIntosh, Robert J. Schick, Force. F and John W. Weed are among From Wayne University come NICE .. SALE of used 1 thO J 1 '4 from Detroit City Hall vio, funnel, SANDING WESTMORE~ AND STERLING room In pnvate home, re- c 0 mg u y , PAINTING, exterior; best ma-, the nearly 200 cadets who will Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Daniel L I fined gentlemen. Garage. Grosse 10:,30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 1655 3 buildings semi-ranch home facing Men. wo~en-be, manager of Pointe Woods. TUxedo 5-2546 Falrholme, G r 0 s se Poi n t e river.. Cen. Hall with stairway to Old or new floors finished. Dustless. terial; immediate service; esti- spend the next four ",..eeks at G. McIntosh. son of Mr. and Mrs. your sectIOn of CIty. Car, 21- . Woods. 2nd fl., liv, Rm, 28x15, Not. F. P. Free estimates. Reosonoble. mates free. VAlley 4-5882. an Air ROTC Camp here, it ...vas Guy McIntosh. 313 North Gratiot 35. Outstanding new sa~fs 6C-RESORT PROPERTY - Hos. Ige. boy window, din. rm., announced by Lieutenant Colonel Avenue, Mt. Clemens, Michigan, VAlley 2-2691 21J-Wall Washing plans. Evenings and Saturda'Ys FOR RENT AP!,ROXIM~TELY ~OO ft. of butler's pantry, m:)d, kit., separate George N. Evans, Camp Com- but whose home is at 1509 Torrey or full time. Cal): WEbster ~IX ft. HabItant fenCIng. jnclud~ utility rooms, lib" 3 bedrms., 2 baths, VINCENTS WALL' WASHING mander. road, Grosse Pointe Woods; and FIREPLACE fixtures ,and brass 3~8635. LO~an 3~7306, VErmont COTTAGE at Goderich, Ontario. mg posts. One year old'! WO. rec, rm. with, bor all 'on 1Sf floor. and Upholstery Cleaning Com- During the four-week training Cadet Orville D. Ingalsbe. son lamps repolished and lacquer~ period, cadets will be given an of Mr. and Mrs. Orville C. In. 5-2022, UNlverslty. 1-3452. LO- I Four bedrooms, electricity, 2-4370 or TU. 2-3372. 2nd floor has sitting rm. with F. P., pany. Machioe methods. Ex- ed. 2639 Lycaste, VA. 2-4655. insight into the life of an Air galsbe, 799 Lake ....Shore road, gan 2-6231, DUnkltk 1~3920 or running water and inside DOUBLE bed I t $15' additional bedrms. and servant's qtrs. perienced workers. .Insured. LIncoln 3 1465' • comp e e, , G t t t .. , Force. officer with emphasis on Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Shick, son • . toilet facilities. Available July breakfast table, 4. chairs $10' ar.ageo s ree ~ntrant:e m attractlv~ Free estimates. VEnice .9-0770. 21 h-Watch Repairing high standards of military cour- ,of Mr. and Mrs. John' J. SchicK.. 2nd September', $50 per ,week t'lt" b .k I h' t ' 'arch effect with chauffer's and gar- HOUSEMAN WANTED I - ac ounge c aIr,.' 0 toman d ' , ' te~y, disciplille, customs, conduct, attends the University of Detroit or $150 per month. J. C. Grant, '$10' C 11'. b b . , '. ener.s qtrs, A pool l10use With rec EXPERT WATCH and clock WALL WASHING and painting. I GROSSE POINTE Family spend- , 0 leI' a y carnage, hke d b d h ' Well recommend'ed. Right price. bearing, and appearance. Empha- while Captain Weed, son of Mr. S repairing. Pro m p t service, . . G P . t WOodward 3-5944 or TUxedo new, $25; nylon baby snow 0pn I har't' 'dPowf' rms. on d ow~rs, sis . will also be placed on the and Mrs. William F. Weed, i6908 mg summer m ,.rosse om e 4-1554. 't $- TU d 5-2731 ' 00 eo e " or year roun sWlm- Reasonable prices. Brad 1 e y TUxedo 1-3870. Call after 6 I primary Air Force weapon, the Cranford lane and winters in -FlOrida invites SUI, 0, xe 0 • ming.Owner will retain this for him- Jewelers, 21031 Mack at Roslyn. p,m. ' applications for permanent po- 1-WANTED TO RINTHOT POINT electric refrigerator sel~ if purchaser does ant wont. App't TUxedo 2.9309. . sition of houseman. Living ac- (8 cu. feet, left-hand door) and only. For Residence, Club or Recrea- 211"';'Window Washing commo'dations will be provided. INSURANCE executive desires to Hot Point automatic electric tional Center. 21c-Eledrica1 Service'. Write qualifications, g i v i n g rent three or four-bedroom range (with deep-well Thrift WINDOW CLEANING GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE background history and refer- home in. Grosse Pointe; ap- Cooker, broiler,' oven and MARTHA BACHERS, VA 1-771 0 BROWN ELECTRICAL repairs, WALL WASHING replacements 'and maintenance. ences. Write Box A 601, Grosse proximately $150. TU. 2-9679. warmer drawer). Both clean as Service on Screens and Storms I Lamp repair. Since 1920. TUx- Pointe News. • - .IS YOUR HOUSE FOR SALe? •••••••••••••••••••••••• . I TWO bedroom 'dwelling .for 2 a whistle and in good condi- edo 2-7550. Brick washing expertly dOM GIRLS. 1952 graduate with com- adults. Preier automatic heat. tion. TU. 5-6331. Over Three Million Dollors in Basement Pointing :SEWERS ..DRAINS' ..SINKS: I 21e-Custom Cor~.ts mercial training. Learn to. be I VAlley 2.0709. BOY'S bicycle, 24 inch; 2trj- GROSSE POINTE H. E. GAGE & SON : CLEANED: ROAD SERVICE a legal stenographer. An op:' . -- cycles, 16 inch and 20 inch ba- REAL ESTATE SPENCER CORSETS • • portunity in a well' established I 1 !3EDROOM ap~rtment,fu~~ by strolle,r. TUxedo 5~3286. INDIVIDUALLY designed.' Dress TUxedo 4-0136 • • law firm for the right girl to nIshed or ,:,~furnIshed by reSI- PUI'cha!ed L~st Year : All types, Night and day service: Through and surgical garments. "'Over 2~~~r;~~~e 21m-Television Repairs learn whiie working and get- dent. phYSICIan near Cottage TWO girl's bicycles, in fair shape~ 1~ years experience., Maude, : All Work Guaranteed • ting paid. Write Box B.100 HOSPItal. TUxedo 5-4500. Need nb major repairs. $7.50 • MAXON BROTHERS Bannert, 368 McKinley, Grosse SUMMER SPECIAL! : MOTOR CITY : . Earle Richards Service Grosse Pointe News. Enclose. EMPLOYED couple desires small each. Call Mrs. White, TU. 2~ Pointe. Call TUxedo 5-4027 nr : Electrical Sewcl Cleaning Co. • small photograph. f~lrnished income or .apart- 6900. .. HOME $200 26397 in the Woodi'i i GROSSE POINTE CITY TOWnsend, .7-4312. • V A. 2-6527 : UNION waitresses and busboys i ment. TUxedo ~-8934. DAY BED; washer; 9-piece din; 572 St. Clair. Livable old ten room ...... , . CALLS Parts Extra home. Substantiolly bulit. Located' 2~f~R.frigeration wan, te.d St ea dy wor. k C a111 WORKING couple desire 4-5 ing se,t, table. VAlley 1-9178. TV on 100 foot lot. Needs some decorat~ COMMERCIAL AND .Domestic. TUxedo 4-1850 Lochmoor Club, TUxedo 5.1470 I room unfurnished apartment or STOVE, refrigerator deepfreeze; ing. Must be disposed of to settle\ Complete installations 'a n d 17328 Mack Avenue. POINTE TAILORS I CLEANERS I--SITUATIONS WANTED flat. No ,children. Best refer- bedroom suite; twin beds; estate. ,.Byoppoint~ent. Mr. Pepp~r. serVice. Home frtlezers,sealed (WINDMILL POL""TE) ------. ences. TUxedo 5-2209 after 5 dining room suite. VAlley Men'. and Ladies' Suits TailOl'ed 'fo Or~er y A. 2..3040 SILLOWAY & CO. TU. 1-3760 . 'units, . motors, belts, controls. 21 n-:-Clay Tile Installation RUFFLED CURTAINS expertly p.m. 2-4297. Alterations, Relinin(. "Cleanin~ and Pressmc . . All 'makes., Work. guarantee'd. CLAY TILE-Beautiful kitchens, ------done. Called for and delivered. ADVERTISING Executive would OFFICE furniture, flat ~ top GROSSE POINTE FARMS 294 Geyman'Refrigeration Service, this Is Mrs. Vanhaverbeke, VAlley like 4 bedroom 2 bath unfur- desk,cnair and other pieces Touraine. Road. Open' Sunday 447' Moross Road, TUxedo 5- bathrooms,. sinks, stall showers. 14931 EAST JEFFERSON, at Oity Limits NATIONAL Free estimates. .FHA terms. 4-0661. nished home in Grosse Pointe for small'office. VE.' 9-0749. 3-5.4 bedrooms, 2 baths, library 7228. Fred M. Schuman. Established 1925 Open, Eves~ 'till 7:00 Mather, VAlley 4-3707. YOUNG German girl desires only-$200-$250. Principals on4 lavatory, enclosed terrace. NO 21g--.-R~ofing housework. Speaks some Eng- ly. Call, Mr. Stefenson-Office' DRESSES, . many originals, size _MORAN ROAD." 4. bedrooms, 2 210-ExpressinCJ Ush. VAlley 2-2577. LO. 7-5710. 14, $10 and $15; men's suits,' baths;?maid's.r~)Qms with bath, ROOF REPAIRING. Expert on ,.. Grosse Pointe Woods It~, size, 40, $10; $15 and $25~ bre.akf' as't. "0- . t 1 ' leaky roofs and rep;a:iring. Pri- CALL Grosse Pointe Cartage. NURSE. child or convales<;ent A,TTQR.tol'EY and wife desire 1 TUxedo 1-6276,' rom, errace, ava- vate. LAkeview6~623:t:' , Express and~oving~for pack., DOUR'S STANDARD, STATION care during your vacations. or 2 bedroom l1at or apartment...... tory...... ~' ing or crating. Baggage to all . ALL STANDARD On. PRODUCTS FOR YOUR CAR'S SAKE 'holle Baby sitting by hour: Highest 1 Unfurnished .. Grosse Pointe l' G.E. ATTIC fan, 16"; almost. ..Ann Bedford Goodman. EA VESTROUGH~; down' spout- depots. Established in- 1895. WOodward references. $6.00 per day, up. area. Beginning about August new,' $16. Dog house, $10. TUxedo, 5-60.6~ LOrain 7-47,06 ing; 'new, repaired, roofiing. TUxedo 2-5540 or TUxedo ...We Do Welding Mack Ave •• Car.' Roslyn Rd. R . WAlnut 2-2828. 1st. Phone TUxedo 2.8303. TUxedo 1-6276. JOHN S. GOOD.MAN, REALTOR Free estimates~ V Alley 4::5882. 2-5480. " 5-'133 I i , -, ',' Thursday; July 3, 1-952 '.g.-Thlrt.en"- Fashion News' From the New York Olien,..'..iit,.O" S'", .. . ,. (CoDUD_ fr... ~ 1) t;!!.~!.'L~lI' ". 1:'. - '-".. ~". ~ark" ,n~vy, BrItish .woolen SUlt- registered voters out to the pollJ Police. He" had been apointed: By MARY MORGAN whalebones out, and puttinl in- pressed in the skirts 'which are knew Wrailehad,createdcio:thes iri,:forfabri~/an'd' c6nfu,tious ln~, strlped ~d s~u:red by the, on election daY. .. Chief of'the:Fir'e:.liePartment, in. ' CKLW'FaShion Editor genuityin. never ..taut'orski~y. .•. .' fOl:li!e:.t6d'ay,':a,,-'"'~e live"it~ quest fo.r the:-:Iiew;:and individual skill o~, weaymi', .m ...a-.s~ug-to-. - :'This is an important yeU'"to"additionto.-lUS-",:""'''J.ice duties,'. (Exclusive to the Thi~ changing scene of fashion . While Jane Derby follciw~:the' .actively, '.not ..static..,-: wearing. fashion~' At,< always with . Came: th~:,:wa18t doubl.e:-b;z;easted .Jac~et, every ,Am.er~can"C:itizen. . . . whmthe :two depiif:Wents were" . Grosse Point- N-w.) means just one thing-the .. big .. cover.ed~i.tp'the.me : .in. coc.ktar.'l. clo.t.hes.., that w.i1l' rririt en...ex.:. gl.'.e'..s:,.e~.'e',to ..the ..:feiriiriine,~li.'e.rwlth slender skirt underlaId with "The apathy toward votmg b' d',.,. be 1ft"" H " .. .. 0 taffeta, .' ..': . com m~ m ,novem r, ,":,?' . e. rUESDAY Great Britain's cOining C'orona- fashion news for Fall 1952, "The dresses"the inSteplength'is her pression of. aw()man's personai pedect.detair.work~ubUy eni- ....' . does not eXlst solely m the now will serve solely;as Fire tion celebration and its conse- Fluid Look," beautifully accom~ favorite. .. taste:B; H~ Wragge'h~s given -Us :phasizes .tht(contour:;of.line 'from.. rr:lili- ~e~t ~ouse of. Fashion, Grosse Pointe communities," 'Chief. Work quent repel'cussions throughout plished by our top American de- Evening.GownsElegant c1othes:;that 'will not' stand, on: ;sh.~uld,ert(':hip~':;!'!.'he ;waistllile:b~hev:es.~:~,deSlgn a1l-of':'a-piece .~oskiIig said., '.'Recen~y in the Bailey, who had under.one: the iashion world are pleasantly signers, featuringtheircollec- Evening gowns are . full. and fashion ritual b~~:wi11comple,te:,quf!Stion,:has;~ecoip,e:~.,s~ft scUlp-: )V:l~.~hB:IleJ. texture and. color CIty .of Bloom~leld. H~, ~t an considerable . investigation' .'bo~: oed, glass or responsible for important em- tions here in New'York at the richlyelegant~ but not bouffant; :a ci~~le":"oL w.e~a1:l~litr With' a. ture: of.contQI,ll'Jo.. flatter rath~ri mdl\nSlbl~. '.. ... " election for CIty ,~om:nussl0neI'$ as to ability and character'in the remodeling. J. pnasis on greater elegance in authentic Fashion Openings. and the. exquisit~ fabrfc'sused meanmgall'thelr.'o:wn.,., ". '.. than: detract fromY.Qur ,~wn fig~ . Ben Reig designs stunning: wool only 36 out .. of 900 registered past eight months will assume the )tt 5-0166. dothes ,and f~shion elaborates 01'\ Jane Derby, long "an exponent give a feeling. of coinplete. free':: .HIGHL,IG,HT:A periectlYbeau-ureline .. ', .. ". ,. : .. ' dresses key~dto; your .small .furs. voters bothere~ to go to the polls. duties of police head, as well as more restraIned but definitely of natural elegance, has a quality dom and .look of luxury without tIful tweed dress' because .. '. ~llb~uette Impor~f Here: the . lmeIS aware of .-the At the same tIme in Hamtramck director .of both policeandftre Y-Residential glitter, which also dictates a she cultivates to avoid stiff shapes clumsy excess of material. it cali doubless !I:coat or dress .. 'EASY:SOF'I WEARABILITY body, b.ut, never strict,. in 'soft-,' nearly l~,OOO of 21,500 regi.s~ered departments. . Porches, rec- trend to less fussiness, which is and stucidied effectS. To lier, the ' Special mention. is .for the . The TORSO s~tpecause i~'i$isnoticed.'thiq~ghout; , With a to-the-t0.);lch textures.. .' v9t~~~: we~t to. th~, polls m a In a short'introduction'ofpoll:cy. lttics, etc. Re- much more impressive. best line is the easy, "figure~fol- stunning Italian silk coattail dress freshandbecommg:m bo~y~e; Slinunirig~doWI4 ..•.a 'close-to~the-... Shape, above all,. IS. a . signa- mUlllclpal- electIon. at the close of the ceremomes ny kind, by The w:.istlines, the skirts, the lowing line, a theory of fashion in flattering parcbment white; It'!! comfortable 'and. w~ars well foundation look with the overallture"totichexpected and recog- The,. "GET OUT THE VOTE" Tuesday, Bailey: remarked' that el. PRescott necklines. the trimmings, the approved by Grosse Pointe woo elbow length, ", full. skirt, and anyWhere. ," ...... ,.., .. effect 'of neatiIess ..' RunniiIg:"a: nized' when done by Ben Reig campaign of the Grosse Pointe police work, with its tremendoUs ;, colors and fabrics are related snd men. graceful scooped. neckline. HiplineA~~racts close second to the importance .. -. trimming would be super- B,usinessmen's Association will responsibility, had become recog- .. ' rooms addi- integrated into an epitome of The big news of this c~llection The.Fauntleroy, suit in 'black The.path. of vision. goes directly of "the silhouette" is Miss 'Car- !luous. The kaSha",beige wool use every available means of nued as a profession; aniong its r repairs by femininity; and from last season is the coat-and-dress for day and silk velvet touched with braid to the hipline in these stunning negie;s ingepious maniptila,tiob. of dress. with the intere~ting .dia-. 'comm.1.1d~ation with the eligible dl!ffiands: ..ho:qesty, "diplomacy,' tractor. F. St. to this one fabrics move from evening; the little news is the piping' over a straight Skirt all' Wragge snits. ' fabrics. . . mond tucking features this' de- voters in ~he Pointe. The Grosse courtesy, and discipline. He was' 2-8324. crisp to crepe ... The silhouette suits and dresses with jackets but covering a white silk satin . The jack,ets are superbly' shaped ,Skirts are straight and sleek. signer's theme bealitif\1lly.' . Pointe. News has. pledged its co- s~e that wi~h work ~d. coopera- hoved from stiffened to fluid more like sman coat.~ ... arid blouse with traditional "pleated to stay c~oset'?the figure, Wl~~ It isohly upon closer inspection . Black .Dress Back oper~tlOn. , '. ?on the Woods force could prove erations, and lines. Jane Derby creates her fashions ruffled cuffs and collar: out huggmg;by means.of.a fiwd, tha.tthe secre.t.to, itS Jreedom of ..!nthis collection as in all the Wmdow posters, stickers, bus Itself the finest .. cnts for your "The Fluid Look" in exquisite fabrics that fall The Soft.Touch curviI:1g.seam that gives the mer~ movement is discovered. in a hid- top showings, the ~black dress cards. and lapel tags are but a modernized. Shoes are progressing from soft gracefully, but do not cling limp- The SOFT TOUCH which puts est suggest~onof,a' ~aistline al7d den'pleat; ora clever fold. at makes its' bid for ..a welc.ome .fe~ of the promotio~ media that huilding or Te- to delicate and even the corset :iy against your figure. a new hand on designing is part completes Itself'lll .a narr~w hIp the waist., . back. Here Ben Reig executes will be used. .Speclal ftill-page DI MARCO materials and indust~ designers are taking the There's a long-legged look ex- of the B.. H. Wragge COllection's. band. The, rE:Sulting s,Hhouette"is T~~eds . are highlighted . with the new: f~hion emphasis on the newspaper advertisements WillI WA. TERPROOFING' () down pay- Wet. damp, lea.ky buements Igreat fashion appeal. cOI?p1etely fresh, Willowy and deeper matching tone velvet ac- always mdIspensable black crepe a~~o be run t.o,urge the coopera- , - ResideJltial _ Commercial l.7xedo 4-0945. I The quiet fashion disiinction flUId.. . . . cents. expressed .in' interesting 'Yith, th~ ~ently risi~g midriff tIon of all Citizens. Painting - R,oof Stoiaing embodied throughout this 1952~ There IS. no 'Compebtlon ,for "little" ascots, halters, variation line enCIrclIng the waISt. ------DecorGtil\g rations. cabi- Saturdays 53 collection by Wragge makes it th~ .re~tramed and utter sl;01- collars, and vestees;' The skirt varies from thp. slim LUzoli 1-5987 OPEl TO MIDNIGHT DAILY to 6 p.m. m I'ays. General obvious these clothes are 'p1anned ph~ltv of casual, clothes, whe? A' TWEED SHEATH DRESS shaft to the "clustered fullness. ALUMINUM ld repairs. 01- WE ARE ALSO for women of distinction, who by deSIgned by B. H. Wragge. IndI- . . . . . ,. For instan th olu r. Formica table their choice of clothes make fash. vidual Messes stand alone...::...each ~s toucheci. wlth~lIste~ng black b.l.' k ce, .t e t c "tmnh-s .1m Combination Doors SPECIALIZiNG 'on hI"story. ' . 1 t d .. 1 t.d t Jet embrOlderedm. thICk raised ac. crepe con ras s WI . cross- 340, l .a comp e e eSIgn unre a eo. '.. h' d' ff t f 't t d' t. . The "D ORAN Deluxe" We Repair IN .th d f th h deSIgn. Yarn tufted silk some- s lrre e ec or ex ure . In er- has them all. beat These are the Town and Coun- any 0 er-an . ur er emp a- fh." . . .;' est FULL, INCH.THICK Glass and China porches, steps. size Mr. Wragge's freedom from. mg new In. re,achmg for the . . .. .' try classics beloved by the wo- fashion ritual. You' can't trace textured. effect, IS made halter . ::r'he lndIVIdual ~ouch .~xpresse.~ Veses Qrilled kitchen cabi- ,'LUMINUM JAMB. men of Grosse Pointe and gener~ a trend through its stages in this style, With snugly fitted jacket. m the coats Re)g desIgnS this Choice of one, two or Good work. ally considered cornerstones of PI ed D EI t tIt b three-lite inserts all Types S. E. Barber, . well planned wardrobes. group but rather each dress tells ay . - own, egance s~ason mus .a eas e m~m- Free est1lnates on any of Lamps "edo 4-0051. Viewing the new collection you its own impressive story inde- The famous played-down" ele- tlOned, espeCIally the. stunnlng . type storm or screen .--______pendently. . gance upon which Carnegie has coat. of ..that wonderful. c~hJ:1ere , BUILDINS . THE ILLUSION OF A JUMP" made her fame was never more ~abnc, In pa~y ... entlre~y 1med. Duran Sal.s Co. Old and rRIAL REPAIRS ER ach' d b ak' g th e in evidence than' in her divine In ranch mmk . . . wonderful 15205 MACK, at Lakepointe lpleted. Porches, . LAS h 'th l~eved y. mt md " _ t tweed suits black and white the .for Washingtonians who would 986S-1 'n.!. TU, 1-8122 S IF IE I e DS s ea -s 1m ress In wee, ~e. f ' ' ' hide their mink Irages built. New Lamps 21u-Bicycle Repairs ting in sleeves and yolk of black avorlte, called "Salt and Pep- ~_' .. TUx~do 1-97+4 . -and we have. __ campl.te del'artment elevoted to worsted knit. " per," and SmudgePot-:-beauti- AfL1;r ~IX Dresses . VASESalid BICYCLE 9 and toy .repairing. THE DRESS DOUBLING FOR fully. wo:ven tweeds to become TI:e afte:- SlX dres~es have a ".'all paneling, Custom Kitchens welding and brazing, tires, A COAT is a button front prin- the favorfte o~ your wardrObe., sp~cIal ChIC all theIr 0'Yn as STATUES . librQries. rec- Hydramatic .Service tubes, .and authorized parts, at cess line .dress in tweed-a .Carnegle clImaxed her openmg ~eIg blends the soft sWISh. of "modeling, re- reasonable prices: Work guar- Wragge in perennial' good stand- With a breathtakingly ?eautiful s~lk taff.eta to hol~ th~ b:autlftil ~d contractor. WIRED anteed, TUxedo 1-3402 for free ing, . full le?gth, coh.i.mn evemng dress lme ~e crea;tes, h~ghhghtmg the Full line of floor ~ Construction The, simple fundamental dress- of whIte and gold lace worn u~- necklme WhICh becomes a frame pick-up. Woods Bike Shop, lamp ports. . , 2647. 20373 Mack (opposite Food es in worsted knits, backed with der a full length opera coat In for throat and shoulders, and FISHER.PONTIAC CO. Fair). crepe. Little hand-knit turtle rich brown velvet with elbow the: final ~ouch de resistanc~- Also handmade g neck fill-ins for collarless neck- length cuffs deeply dramatic with the embellIShment of the fabrICS .lamp end kerosene 12740 Gratiot Ave. at Houston Filigree Veses LAkeview 7.'000 21v-Brlck Repair lines to go well with any Dum- silv~r fox . . . a prophecy of leaving the sparkle to one's jew- 'ERATIONS- Pick-up, and bel' of skirts, of which at least fashions to come, whel"). attend- els. Deliver r...,;, on dresses, ALL ~RICK, block and stone one must be tweed. . ing the Symphony, and formal The part devoted to evening Formicll. Tops .. Bars, Modern Txedo 5-7610. Furniture. Recreation Rooms ~p:lrs. ~?rchesd steps, I etc. A vest-top of velveteen' with winter affairs which every woman dresses. became a dramaHc cli- OLL1G . a e~proo mg}an vle~er c I back and sleeves of black worsted in Grosse. Pointe will appreciate, max to a brilliant collection, as, FOR GAL.C;." ng eaft- BIB CABINET SHOP I I"heasonLaA e6'_93000rmyse. knit,. all a part of the different Famed Ca~negie Touches Ben Reig featured dresses for s. hems. fur M ------__a c ese,. . pieces that together create an Throughout the new collection evemng. h e bel'leves Wl"II be a Call TW. 3-5438 ELECTRIC SHOP ~ling, relining. 15243 Mack, Barham. TV. 1-1977 21w-Bldg, Material ensemble that. permits an indi- for Fall-Winter you see the fa- :;uccess story. in fashion. . .at ------vidual expression of- personal mo~s Hattie Carnegie touches Here the short length dress I taste. whIch are as always fresh and that creates artistry with color, I king: sui t t,. BUILDING MATERIALS. A Simple Solution I CINDER AND CEMENT BLOCKS Tribute To Lovelin~ completely tq1derstated ... such fabric and jewelled embellish- \.lterations ex- BE SURE••• for Building and Maintenance Neech xedo 1-3593. , PLASTERING MATERIAL YOU DON'T HAVE TO SEE as the mink leis twisted and mentis shown. I recall the beau- Sand, Grovel, Fill Dirt, Yellow Sand, THE TAJ MAHAL BY MOON- held ~in place with a jeweled tiful navy lace gown with thou- CALL-ALERT BUILDING REPAIR SERVICE Crusn Stone, Cement. Mortar, Lime. LIGHT THIS WINTER to see bar pm; the small leopard cravat sands and. thousands of ribbons NICK. dress- Cement Crock and Sewer Crc,ck.. one of the world's greatest trib. looking as though it was a part embroidered on the billowing. Plumbing .. Carpentering .. Brickwork ,ns 3.nd restyl- Plastering - Painting - Roofing. ' 8240. ST. CLAIR SHORES utes to'a lovely woman. Harvey of the suit; rhinestones set in navy net underlaid with pink au DE S SU PIS Berin's Fall Collection designed gold that have that real j~~elry silk chiffon, We do the complete job - 110 sub-contracting IL R PL E by Karen Stark is just that. look .. , ,and velvet surprlSlngly . The silk chiffon fioor length ~ork CHECK CALL OR WRITE FOR ESTIMATE 23715 Little Mod With all its opulence of precious under-fac.mg a self collar. is beautifully handled by Reig Near Harper fabrics the collection has a charm Car~egle hats snug the hea~, in topaz color, by Bianchini, with ALERT 00. Prescl"ltt 5-5515 of an easy, unaffected air, The a~d glVe that wonderfully chlc butterfly draped bodice, and BUILDING REPAIR ------silhouette simple, pleasantly un- aIr as always. yards of chiffon floating out in ALERT PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 21y-Piano Service complicated with draperies to be BEN REIG'S COLLECTION is a dramatically ,full skirt, the final TU. 5-7990 17860 Harper, Near Moro.. PIANOS TUNED, cleaned, moth- managed, beading to be matched an outstanding succe;;s. His dis- touch of formal drama-the proofed and repaired, Satisfac- by your own jewels, and a clear cernment as to the requirements cloud of a matching stole .. tion guaranteed. Reasonable cut choice between needle slim in good fashion, matched with Ends Busy Week • lIRE WITH rates. Seibert, Edgewater 1- sheath for those who can wear his wonderful authority in cre- We. have had a busy schedule BUI~K 4451. it-and the smoothly flowing full ating. trends and fashion which during this excellent New York Good Fences for 43 Years skirt over taffeta. . is new, looks new and sets a Dress Institute Press Week, a COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE- , RECREA- This collection has a wonder- pace; sets him apart as s'ome- week of fashion-achievement by Tuning, repairing, refinishing Eyery stYle 01 Fen~ iul way with necklines,a focal ~hing special in this fast moving our top designers. It is not with- and mothproofing.' W A 1nut II • point this fall. Here they move world of fashion. . out pride I cover these showings, li[\ ,recfed lor you 1-202~. Place your order early. PAINTING two ways-high into modified Beautiful Suits and pay tribute to the people I Including 21z-Landscapi "9 turtle-neck folds, or opening His approach to fashion for who are oUr hosts this week, Chain Link All-Steel an~ lor wide in, a shallow V front and Fall 1952-3 is keenly interpreted here in New York, and to El- Rustle Styles '52 back. Sleeves are as you like in the beautiful suits for day- eanore Lambert, the fabulous SHOCK BROS. them, simple and understated. so that in the Ben Reig collection Press Director of the Institute. I LANDSCAPING But that wonderful, long legged ------.------'------. WA. 1-62.82. Lawn Care look, evident throughout the col- ~ ' Trees Removed - Trimmed Residential and Commercial I Spraying lection, seems to lie in the em- Contract Rates Available phasis on interesting skirt shape;;, 1~,o.Roofing • Siding - Tinning MEHLENBACHER-FENCE CO. I VA. 2-5044 and' hemline trimming which "I . 10403 HARPER AYE. RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL ~ TUR'ER BUICK, Inc. consistently holds the eye be- ,.", (.Slpi Johns-Manville Approved Roofer I---SU-C-K-S-. -- tween the hIp and hem, Huge I(V-~ . . 12558. LAI 7- 7200 Night"R. 5-!l8::14.Calls Grone Pointe's Buick Dealer II Landscaping, Roto-ti !ling, nursery stiffened cascades or giant rose- EST.I9Z3 Filbel't St. TV. 1-1259 7 Camp sod laid. No job too lorge or too buds with long sash end;; con- small, A- 1 work. \\'. and its rol~ 15103 KERCHEVAL trast with the dress, frequently :ion of the Air Lakeview 6-5126 adding dramatic flare to a form- fitting sheath of. crepe, wool LIGHT GRADING, front or back liversity come broadcloth, or, lace. yard with 1,500 pound bull- designed ~specially for yotf :olonel Daniel Bell-Shaped Skirts ~ OLDEST dozer. Licensed landscaping. f .:vir. and Mrs. BELL-SHAPED SKIRTS have , BUSINESS Dubay, TUxedo 5-2945. ..• IN YOUR HOM'E :';-orth Gratiot delicious, pleated frills of taffeta, ESTABLISHMENT A Service Which Has Not em. Michigan, A-I CLEAN TOP SOIL chiffon or tulle under the hem. IN Been Available Until Now at 1509 Toney line (can~can version); while I GROSSE ,e Woods: and Nursery sod, .seeding~ plowing other hems are slashed into low , POINTE BADBHIES and grading. Commercial or resi. • NEW • RESTYLED Ingal;;be. son petal shapes that flicker with jet Orville C. In- dential.' Lawns reconditioned and and embroidery to show' a spark ~ • REUPHOLSTERED dirt removed, Shl)re road, of color as you walk. • MODERN • ANTIQUES 1ant Shick, son /fleA" . I GREENWAY LANDSCAPING TJ:1eHarvey Berin color palette' Dr.n J, Schick. aims with much succes:. to com- SERVICE, , pliment both the tender beauty- SI ty of Detroit TUxedo 4.2660 PRescott 5-0456 JENKINS UPHOLSTERING and the femme fatale. Invariably FANS? Of Course! 'ct. son oi Mr. 1fl.OU~~~' Estimates at No Obligation 29523 Gratiot Ave. PRo 5~8585 .'. Weed. 16908 ( the accent is on youthful hlXury Household Fans • . . Window Fans '. • • Air Conditioning Units COMPLETE and elegance that gives you as- surance rather than demanding it Your Home Improovement Center Lown-Gorden- Tree of you...... , Service ond Mc!lintenonce CARNEGIE .IS CONTINUAL- leE "\ LY BEAUTIFUL throughout her CAL FLEMING TUxedo 1-6950 Fall collectlon. Grosse Pointers SCREENS / Come in for our special alway;; share her interesting feel- SPECIALS / IRA.I-SYSTIM AND We Will AT*THE BIGGEST LITTLE LUMBER YARD IN THE. WORLD* Full or Half SAfETY-CHICK SIRyrCE SEE THE 19&2. :RVICE 'SCREENS Re-wire Don't tau chance,,! Be sure.your and. brakes work right. Our brake. R ...... ••. Knotty Pine nefli ng Bronzed or / system service ana complete wety Pa Repai', check will assure dependable driv- ~eversible for moulded or "V" joint, No. 2 and. better,' Galvaniled ing safety wherever you go. ~ heavy to No. L The most beautiful panelling available. Made To Measur,e Your Old We'lll'eplace linings, if neCQllSarY. Immediate Service • Ser~ice with MoPar Cycle bond brake !in- $250.00 p.r M SCREENS inBS for safer, sm-oo-oo-ther stope Oldsmobile :n the Woods :\nd up to 75 % longer lining life. Remember, we use MoPar parta , Pecky,Cypress Panelling -genuine Chrysler Corporation • JlJL Y SPECIALS! part8 engineered especially for cars C And Get the Ex~ra • SOJDething distinctive and different for your recreation rOO111, All Alumillum and trUcks built by Chrysler COl'. attic room or bar. Will take many kinds of finish,. poration. They're mad, right .••• Liberal Trade-In • to fit right and work right. • $225.00 p.r M COMBINATION. K Allowance of the Year • DOOR Reg, $59~ 1Itis Is NATIONAL SAFETY MONTH ••• S65 ., I Limits COME IN TODAYl • Oak Flqo~ing . Air-Tite; all aluminum extruded heavy combination door with, ~s.'till 7 :00 E at • NO DOWN PAYMENT • Big ~ill stock of beautiful milled Appalachian aluminum frame around your door. Size 30x80. Door decoration' ., <;ak.; .K. D. red or white. Special' price to all• and installation extra. ' On Brakes or Any Type 01 Seryice T . ORDER .YOVR~INSULATION AND STORM SASH NOW • City Sash' & ScreenCo.~ ON 1133 :K.OTCHER 'OLDSMOBILE co.: OPEN FRIDAY EVE. 'T1L 9:00 , ~UMBER,SU::~IES I. lR'S SAKE East Cadillae.Oldsmobile 14000 ..E. SEVEN MIL~ - 2 blocks west of ~ratl.t loslYIi Rd. 19743 ~arper,.b.twe.ell, 7 ancf 8 Mile Rds. lU. 2-4800 . J.ffersall 15554 E.WARREN TU. 1-8600'. .. Th.B11Ie.t. L1ttl., Lumber Y&J::dm tile Worldl LA,7-3700 ;.'LA.',-,'5,i. --. / ; • .-:...... -._---_---:....-- -~--~~_._-~-~-~._--~~---~~~ ------I. ,. TftursCi.y, ~uJy J,o 1952 . • ".,* .....'-}J'..':';:'- - - ,:,"~'.(1,' -' .',:...... ••._., .'g' - -' '. ''.' '-. "'.e. .' .".'' . ...JI. - [ * * * '- ". -_.~.; -- ~-; ::> -: , ,-.;'.'- * *' Interest wh•• where anel what ..... 'Pointer,of\ Good :Tallte b, whooz;1 .Me ri-toriaI Center Schedule 1iHJo".;I.R.~ip.l I . 01 JULy 4 TO JULY 10 OPEN'S11NDAYSIZTO'5 P.~. Jack Rosevear a1'!dHis Orchestra ••• long a: favorite with. P.,,/'J.. if. Ii. K.DfI Pointe debutantes (and their sisters and their cousins and *All C~~ter: Sponsored Activities Open to Pu.blic their, aunts, etc.) plays more out of town deb balls than anY SCALLOI'INE local band. _ . • YEAL . . NOTICE:- PI~asec811for l~t artfeles at- the. offiCe. , His, most recent assignment was for the pink and whiteContrlbutedby They will be held for 30 days. carnival at the Woodstock Country Club when the John P. Constant Cavallo . Colletts of Indianapolis introduced their deb daughters,' Jane H, Ib,thbily.llced .eat Sat. July 5:- Grosse' Pointe G_~rden Center Consultation~ ~ltlekbutter, and Ann. • . , Salt, pepper, olive oil Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden Club (Call TU. 1-4594) - Guests stepped into a fairyland of,pink and white flowers OrepDo"arUe powder ...... ~ ~••••• ~•••••••••••• f ••••••••• -..;~ -10 a;m. to __1--p.m. (sprinkled with sequins!) , , • there was continuous da~cing I lb.. mu.hrooma Mon .July 7:~ Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consulta~ • • • and the 400 some young fry could stroll oft ihe ballroom leap Iberry tioD'; Village Garden Club (CallTU. 1-4594) 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. :floor to a veritable Coney (But Tony) Island of concessions... Use a heavy frying pan and . Prizes were real amusement park fare ... baby dolls. • • cover bottom with olive oil. Mon., July 7:- Rotary Club -- Luncheon and ,M~etmg canes .• _hats •.• Japanese parasols. . • • . When very hot. put in sliCes.' ; m: 12:15 p.m. And the ballroom looked out to the club swimming pool of veal and. brown well {do * '" * ... • • • which the Colletts transformed, for the evening, into a not try to cook. tender at this Tues., July 8:- Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consulta~ lake, •. with transparent plastic bubbles:fioating over ,the st_~~. .' 1'. b 1 tion - Junior League Gardeners 10 a.m. to 1p.m. (Can TU. 1- water •. , and a real white swan gliding gracefully along all . envea. IS. rown,p ace 4595).'. . ~ . In casserole and use, frying evemng. • • • pan forsauce.Putbutter;s~lt, Tues., July B:-Optimists Cl~b- Luncheon and Meeting ,Hhamburg abndPkafPerthin potatoes were served in the wee pepper, herbs and mushrooms ~ 12 Noon sma ours at rea. ast. •• , .' in pan. Letbutter brown but Tues., July 8::- Amer~canLegion Post 303. - WOI~ien's ALL that and Rosevear's music, too! • • • do not burn. Fry mushrooms Auxiliary - Meeting : 8 p.m. * * * for a few minutes before add- . -, - We sat on the sidelines the other night and the conversa. ' , , ing to casserole. Add ,a little r.r;ues., July 8:- Grosse Pomte Brokers' Luncheon and tion was concentrated on a number of local families ••• their . MRS. WILLIAM B. FRJESOF MeKJNLEY PLACE -Picture by Fred Runnells water to. frying pan and Meetmg ; ~ 12 Noon potlitions .'in society" ••• and their desirability a. lUelt.. • • • • • • • • • '~;------8crapeto give gravy a good • tit • There seemed to be "pros" and "eons" on mOlt of theB, JANE SCBERMERBOBN,thelatter came from California). color. Add, cup of sherry and, Wed., July 9:-,- Grosse Pointe GardenCenter Consulta- naDlftmentioned .•• and the comments were aU varied with The other day a Pointer, who had been .exposed to~a Blues,so,difficu1t to find, abound mix well. tion - Garden Club of Michigan- 10 a.m. to Ip;m.; Grosse the exception of those of one genteJman who kept .Bying'the great deal of interesting chatter on how to raise roses, de- in. Mrs. Fries' garden through ,Cover casserole and forget Pointe Woods Farm and Garden Club 1 to 4 p.m. {Call TU. aam., thin" over and over: _. cided to "pay a visit to her ,own garden. She hadn't really delphinium w hi c h g row to until 1 hour before serving. 1-4594). "They may be alright but they don't ,et in 75." looked at it for fifteen 'years. ~ . . heighths of eight feet, Th~re are Cook in oven at. 375 degree edl The long' t'. b t e . h white pale blue blue combined oven (a ...few Jnl'.nu.te"s more W .. , July 9:- *Service Committee - Meeting 10 a.m. to No- -e'd heard of The Four Hundr"cJ ••• and of that Ime e w en oented by er:macnt1lcent del. '. ., 3 . - 'n" n" ... 14 looks had left her a desperate' pblnlum and liltes. with pink; deep purple, purple than. hour will not -hurt the p.m.. .. , -... other loclal .pot, Twenty. one .. • but 75" rot us. nit wit with hazy. notion' that One of the pitfalls of the and blue delphinium ... each ex- veal). :n:n~~~m~ W f"lt'f t • 1 h d . d thi' quisite enough to- be a show ir""".... . e '"' as I we eer BIDy a m151e 80me nJ lD dandelions were yellow and gardener with small. amount of exhibit. ----- LAMP TELEVI'SION Pointe lociety ~ •• and that "75" must be more exdusive didn't need much attention. land is overplanting. Mrs. Fries, Point. Post Deb VisitsQ than th e Yon d0tega • • • She said she stood tbere In and shesai d..It was back-breaking MrB, Fries . feel!lowners, of S.h It'. T I ~j,:,'!~,:,;.~~~ SHADES . k' small ,ardens ,can. afford only C 00 ma e In usa .. ~ ' RADIO Developed "75" is the gentleman'. bou.e numb"r ••• I the middle of the;ardenand wor "found It 'necessary to keep '" .... .' CUSTOM MADE '" I' . t' 1 ,. to buy .the bestplantA. They • and he merely meant that the SOBndSo's may be,lOel.Uy ac ... looked, at the varied bloyoms. B Imma mg p ants to achIeve the should buy from reputable deal- Julie Dickllon, daughter of Mr.' Cleaned and S,des ond Servlee eeptable to some ••• but the S(iandSo's don't.et invited to The rOles ,especially c,ame to effect. she really wanted: lots 'of ers who also will be ,lal1to and Mr.w.Albert C. Dickson of .~ . C•• plet. Ll... of "cor~. hl'S d]'gs' her »otiu. She couldn ttbink color in early Summer, white and i h f h . . rJ. I1i Repaired. . ... * * ot a thinr to do for them and green tones for hot August and 8' ve elp ul and authoritative Was in,ton road, has been .in .' Pick-up & Delivery ... she didn't have the 'praY" and the warm and gay reds and advice on soil care, waterbig, Tulsa, Okla. visiting her Mt. JADK O'CONNOR PILFERINGS the food. her wile friends had orange for Fall. Ipray., prunin, and ways to' Vernon Junior College c1ass~ WA..... 662 17001 Kercheval TU. 1.1655 . , . combat .."arden inse.ctl, mate Ann Arnold mentioned. She turned back to, Join A Sooiety .. , . . - In Fr~cis F. Beirne's liThe Amiable Baltimoreans,') the ...... •..•....•.• tite house, grabbed the African For the gardener who wants to The rewards of gardening com- author tells of a visit to that city of: violet food and fed the ro~es. :find out about a speciality (if pensate for all the hard work. 'A man who, by the sweat of his brow~ had .risen in the She felt better. No report on she, .like our friend in the .early Mrs. Fries delights in her garden steel 'industry from a puddler to chairman of the board. He how the roses foelt. paragraphs, is interested in roses) friendships .. , she loves garden was invited to Baltimore to attend the classic Preakness at DeveJopini A Garden the various societies are wonder- visiting ("Nothing more fun than J!OlJ PLAY ••• SEE GRAY Pimlico •. After the race he wa,s escorted to the Maryland "Oh, how to begin a garden" fully helpful. There are rose so- seeing a lovely new garden") ... 8he moaned in this direCtion. cieties, li1yi societies, delphinium she enjoys the constant challenge Club and there turned over for entertainment to three of its We thought immediately of one and peony societies etc. Themem- of nature and -the quest in garden~ most accomplished members, to wit. Mr. John Walter Smith Pointer. who certainly 'could bership fees are negligible and ing ... ("It's not just growing (Monk) Foster, Mr. Lawrence Bailliere and the. late Mr. answer the question: an expert membership' brings wealth of in. flowers but creating an effect" '" Howell Parr, They fairly overwhelmed him with their chtrm. and engaging ~ardener, Mrs. WH- formation on newest methops, and "Though gardening is not "As the evening wore on and acquaintances grew w~rm- Ham H~Fries of McKinley place, and specimens. .' so good .for your manicure' it's er, the steel magnate turned to Mr. Foster and Mr. Balliere If we would be !lure to relay Mrs. Fries tries vainly to limit wonderful for your. soul" ••. ) and inquired: ' the Information to our frJend her memberships in these socie- The Good Life 'Ino! as «:oming from ~n au- ties but her latest pet-lilies- .Becaus.e of the ,thorougnness ' Ie 'What do you gentlemen do for a living?' It was a sur- thority" but merely as rambling plunged her right into a new dub. -Y"Ith WhIChMrs. Frjes has gone prising question to put to these two who had achieved early thou,hts on tlevelopJnr a Jar- Joining the local horticultural m for gardening you might think in life the goal vainly sought by so many Baltimoreans. One den; Mrs. Ftles would be Ilad group is 'a great boon to the "it her foremost interest of them replied: 'We don't do anything for a living. WE': just to help enn c>n'oneof the hot.. gardener. she reminds. Then you'll be interested to live.' te!lt days M the Summer. That's She suggests subscribing to a know that she finds time to '. 'After a pause the steei man put the sa~e question to Mr, . why she's sodtfinUely an au- 1'000 rarden magazine (Horti- preview books for Viking Press Parr. , thotity to us. culture, Flower Grow~r or Pop- and loves. the leisurely Wint~r Mrs. Fries is a.' firm believer war Gardening. for instance) vaeatlons fot whiCh there is "'Why,' replied Mr. Parr promptly, 'I'm in business with that the .most important part of and then eoUectfng a I'arden 11- time now that Mr. Fde!!lnas re- these boys.'" a garden is its relationship to . brary is another integral part tired as headmaster of Detroit the home. Her Own delightfUl .one of the gardener's aild the University School. . Reuben Watermans Hosts At Cocktail~Supp.r Pirty has become' another room, reach- garden's development. Both Mr. and Mrs. Fries 'are ed through an airy terrace. A quick glance at ,one of the taking a lively interest in the , Mr. and Mrs. Reuben water-, f h' .l' ds The Small Garden te~rac~ t~bles showed us Mrs. forthcoming election (w r it i 11g man of Merriweather road' vlere part:.' for a group 0 . t elf .Lflen When the Frieses moved to Me- FrIes lS currently reading a book letters to delegates and friends). hoats at a cocktail and supper last Saturday l!l0rmn,. , Kinley place, she studied the on lilies by Jan De Graaf (this They love discov'ering a new grour-ds and realized ~he had year her garden boasts several painter ... or writer ... (Mr. limited garden space. The garden new varities of -lilies including ~ries' enthusiasms include works Gray's Sport Shop - 106 Kercheval f. she'd build must have air so she an Olympiall-:-white with green In French and Spanish) ... and outlined it with a decorative and veins - and September Formo- then following through to learn CITY OF latticed wooden :fence painted sum.) These' are added to Madon- all about them. / . TV. 1-5262 TV. 1-2262 deep green, nRII1RegailJ, Mid~Celltury Hy.. They are blessed with .a real She gave her garden accents brids (yellow and apricot shades) a.nd gentle and refreshing love of and little beds to make it seem and Rubrums. lIfe . . . and leisure contains larger and then settled down to Our Pointer of Interest has scarce. enough hours for them to planning plants. to give continu- created vistas and color in her pursue all their' enthusiasms. ous bloom from early May to gardens (there are three ... each ---....-.---- _ late autumn. leading into the other). The Ber rarden be gin s with gardens present an ever changing Sptblg'8 da'trod~'sand tuUps,., pictUre as they are viewed' from turns to iris and peonies (tree varioull points of the home.. NOTICE OF )Monies are a layorite) and Particularly beautiful are the rich green peony foUa,e i. u.ed rOles and, delphiniuin (many of in later hed,e. , , . tbeJ{ the ' _ Registration REGISTR.ATION roses bu~ into bloont to ,be 80. APTITUDE TESTS enabl' yauto le.rAtI •• _klJld (If WOtk \'011 .0&11best succeed in or For Hooses Rf3,turn tbe JUnd of studies. YOU sllould (!~jS/~ "0]]0"'(1'01' men and wameG. boy. and I'trl.). ' EXCll/SIV£LY From Germany V••• tlo".ICollhselinq Instifute AT •RIfU!. '.4, ;1)0111, L; Blek, Director , ./At NOTICE .at Maeoabe .. nld,. TEmple 11-15"1 Lt. William A. Hoose with his Woodward Near Warren GROSSEPoINTE General wife MaryEllen and young son, Bill, have returned from a three NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk of the Primary Election year tour 01 duty in Gertnliny. While here they will be .c1ivid- " ing their time between his par- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk ents, Mr. and Mrs. William M: of th~ City of Grosse Point~, Wayne COllnty~ Hoose, of 1717 Allard, and Mary Township of Lake. Michigan, will be at his office located at 17150 Ellen's parentsl Mr. and Mrs. Lee Engel, of 1338 Balfour: Road. Maumee, for the purpose of receiving regi8tra- Lt. Hoose and hiB family will Macomb CountYt Michigan, will be at his office located at tions from qualified electors who have not al. be here for about 30 day., and .. ready registered, and fr(;~n electors who will then he will report toFt. "Cust~r possess such qualifications on August 5, 1952. fora new assignm~nt. . the date of the. general, Priinary Election,' ' 1100Lake Shore Road YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the (GATE LODGE) ~ity Clerk's office will be open for registration every day except Sunday from 8:30 A. M. until Rellecfion6 4:30 P. M. (Saturday until 12:00 Noon) up to .by paul f)Gch for the purpose of receiving registrations from qualified electors that have and including Monday, July 7, 1952, which is the not already registered, and from electors that will possess such qualifica- last day to register for said election. tion. on AUJullt 5, 1952, the date of. the general Prima!"! Election. f . IMPORTANT YOU AREHERE13Y FURTHER NQTIFIED that the Clerk will be in his office on every secular day from;8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M;,'EST(Sat~ If Foreign Born, Please Bring Naturalization urdays until. 12:00 noon) to and including Monday, July 7, 1952, which-is Papers. the last day for taking registrations for the August 5th Prunary Election. tOR THE CONVENIENCE OF ELECTORS. . YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that for the convenience of the the Clerk's office wil.1 be open unti18:00 P. M.' In this election year" Electors the Clerk will be in 'his offic;e until 8:00 P,M., EST, on thefol- on the following evening: more than. ever pefore, lowing day for. the purpose of receiving registrations: let's all appreciate ,the . MONDAY, JULY 7, 1952 Fourth of July and what Monday, July 7,.1952 . NORBERT P. NEFF,. .,it stands for. City Clerk, City of Gro$le Pointe ThomasE. Loughlin, Clerk, (Published In Grosse Pointe News July 3, 19S2) ,TOWII'." 0'- L.k. .106 Kercheval - TU. 1-2262 I •