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----<0',> HEADLINES Summer's Finally Here; Beaches Boom Once More IResidents AssU1"ed To Complete of the ;T ' en. Project By As Compiled by the reat at on.~,",,'rtsEarly Fall Grosse Pointe Nett's $600,000 Job Advanced Music Festival To Provide Employment Thursday, June 26 Of A WILDCAT STRIKE New Traffic Ligh}s tu against the Chrysler Corp. first of Series of Three To Be Given This Wednesday at Cut Jams Missile Plant was called off 8: 15 P.M, on Terrace of War Memorial Center Wednesday night when UAW , People of the Pointe .will be privileged to hear the The $600,000 Moross road Local 1245 voted to send its widening pro j e c t, being members back to work. first of a series gf three evening July concerts presented by the Grosse Pointe Summer Music Festival, on \Ved- done by the Wayne County The end of the walkout and Road Commission, is sched- nesday July 9, commencing at 8:15 p.m. The other two ~ubsequent mass and violent uled for completion months picketing came when 150 pick- will be given the successive Wednesdays, July 16 and ahead of time, according to ets were called from the plant 23-all to be held on the terrace of the War :Memorial reliable information, gates and herded into the local Center. (~>------_._--- hall at 26237 Van Dyke. The opening program gives George Dang of 465 Kerby After heated argument the promise of a great musical road, fonner Farms council~ members decided by voice vote treat for the audience. Gordon Honored man, who is currently repre- to return to work. T.beir action Staples, Ass 0 cia t e Concert I :;enting the Farms on the was really dictated earlier by Master of the Detroit Sym-! Wayne County Board of Su~ UAW President Walter P. phony Orchestra, and Richard pervisors, said on Monday,. Reuther and Macomb County Roeckelein will perform a June 30, the. Commission has Circuit Judge James E. Spier. Sonata by G. F. Haendel on added workers to help al- * ,.. * the violin and harpsichord, to I leviate the unemployment be followed by a second i situation, and consequently, TWO MEN WERE LOST and ~. Sonata, written in 1956 by I the project is expected to be :35 injured early Wednesday Icompleted by October 15. when a freighter and a tanker Robert Evett. This, a first area performance, will be presented Originally, the project was not collided ii1 the East River in expected to be finished for at I by Paul Olefsky, Detroit Sym- I New York City. The fiery ex- least a year. plosion engulfed and damaged , phony !:ellist, and Mr. Roecke- the Manhattan Bridge, i lein. ' To Take Four Months I I Thousands of gallons of Also included in the July 9 : He said that Joseph W. Go~, gasoline covered the river for program will be a canta ta by , county engineer, told him that -Photo by Fred Runnells Scarlatti, Bertram Shapleigh's ; the job will take about four hours after the tanker sank. This scene at the Grosse Pointe Park municipal through June kept attendance figures, fairly low, but Ave Maria, and various arias I months. The V>7Qrkwas started The East River was closed to beach will doubtless have it counterpart at all of the hot weather brings out the residents in droves, as this presented by Marilyn Cotlow, : about three weeks ago, with all shipping for more than five community's lakefront recreation areas during the shot taken on Sunday illustrateR. soprano, apd Mr. Roeckelein. I the laying of new drainage hou~s. 'd h 526- t long holiday weekend ahead. The cool weather all The closing number will be a sewers along Moross, from WItnesses sal t e , ;)- on .. ~______Kelly road, and already, pipes freighter knifed into the barge i work by Haydn. .in which Messrs. Staples, Olefsky, and have been laid up to St. John ~~~~:h~\';e~~~h~:~n Expect Atteildance Marks 31 Roeckelein will perform. Hospital. ~~~~~~.HomeSweet Exchange The Summer Music Festival REAR ADM. JACOBI Traffic has been shunted to The cause of the collision is T B B k B h S d is the fii'$t of its kind in the I one side O'f Moross where a being investigated by the Coast At a recent convention of' bridge is being constructed Guard. H.ome Rates . 0 e to en at eac .es tu en/is to. Grosse Pointe community. Sea- son tickets. for $5.00, or single the R~serve Officers Associa- over the Harper Expressway concert tickets, for $2.00 each, tion, held in Atlantic City, route. When the one side is LEBAN*O~ ~SKED the N.J .. REAR ADMIRAL. USNR, finished, Lang said, traffic will United Nations Wednesday to Poor Second_ In 'i\.ll Pointes on .Fourth Visit Poi'nte may be obtained by calling the Grosse Pointe War Memorial LEON JACOBI. of 729 Fisher be diverted to the completed seal off its land and sea Bees Make Res'ldence. Influx of Hot Weather Sends Residents Scurrying To Center, TU' 1-7511, or contact- road. was elected national half of the bridge, while the frontiers with armed force and In American Field Service president. work is done on the other side, stop the pumping oi Syrian Mount Vernon Road Recreation Sites on lake Front; Weekend ing any member of the Festival Arranged Bus Tour To Committee, of which Mrs. and Egyptian war supplies to Yertible 'Honey' of Figuers Were High , Admiral Jacobi is H gradmu- It was primarily through Show .Group Sections. Frank W. Coolidge is chaim1an. ate of the U., S. Naval 'Acad- Lang's efforts, that the Road: Lebanese rebels. a Place . I The rebels threatened the "Summertime, and the living is easy ... ". And Of Country' emy. and earned a Bachelor of I Commission authorized ~he . H . -- what's more, it really IS here. Statistics from the five Science degree in Mechanical I M?ross ro~d p.rogr.am WhICh ~~~~iC~~i;~~s~:~~I:s~ay O~~I~ Literally arid figurative- parks prove the Point(e). The warm weather, apparently A busload of American Court to Settle Engineering. He served, act-, WIll take In wldenmg of the Government officials feared it ly, Mr. and Mrs. Edward here to stay, has brought the previously failing attend- Field Service foreign ex- ively, in the U. S. Navy from road, paving, island construc~ 1917,to 1925 and was in the tion, new sewers, and so on, signaled the beginning of a' Specht of ~77 Mt. ':.ernon, ance figures back to their se'asonal par, change students will arrive Traffic Dispute Naval Reserve from 1927until from Kelly to about 1,000 feet maJ'or rebel effort to oust can lay claJm to havl.ng the This past. week-end, warmest0------in Grosse Pointe for a 1940. He was on active 'duty east of Mack, or almost to C t t h th f h t .d t th d . 't J 1 4 Two motorists, each claim- President Camille hamoun. S wee ¥ e s om~e In e 0 t e year 0 date,' reSl 'en s Jar .quota of 10 lifeguarEurope.s u- east on Mack, when he colll'd- both of whom are currently in anticipate a crowd eqUJivalent and Monday-the REAL hot., en s W.IiO ca .' ' ed with a car ~riven by the U.S. Navy. Admiral Ja- to Chandler Park drive, Mo~ had heard Bernard Goldfine time. h Ce t al and South Amenca 't Call for Help to that of last year, about one-3,333. He expects, weat er n. r'. . • Charles F. McCarron or 311 cobi is a supervising engineer ross will be about 38 feet wide. bthOaatstAbdeafmorsewSohueldrn::atankeAcdaarme~ 6,000,over the week-end of the perrriitth1g, t9 break all at- the Nea~ and Far ~~st, uFndeldrKerby road, who was traveling with the Detroit Edison Com- with installed concrete curb- The discovery was made Fourth. tendance records over the the 3:usplces of ,Ame..lC.an l~ north on Oalvin. pany. ing. Ther€, 'will be three traffic of Goldfine's troubles with the some tim~ ago, and the Spechts ]a' n' 1.' Fourth with an anticipated SerVIce, to attend ~h~lr semor lanes on each side of the Federal Trade Commission. decided it was about time they P n Big ISP ay 5 OOO-for which in adEngland cra.;;:hedshortly after 'Mrs, Specht sal'd she b'.01'- mg ano'ther dflver. heade,d Superintendent of the Wooos d'w 1 e eaC'L kmg'Sh IS WI ed 0 will ring out l'n GreenfI.eld VI.l- small blaze by pumping water . a on e. - rowed pails from several of down st. Paul. P k D H P epo ts much 'l'lve on ,a e ore roa on lage on the Fourth of July through small openings in the New traffic lights, with turn take-off. her nekhbors to gather the Mrs. Myers smacked inw the .carti'.'~t °onn hia.s.l,gr ounrds o~ver Tuesday, June.24, tried to keep h()lliday. A trio.of well-known otherwise sealed-up tank. blinkers, will be' installed at 1 The plane - a KC-135 jet c> 'a VI yr. her away from a utility pole . h M k M . t . tanker--crashed and burst into honey. Some of the sweet right front, (with her left the week-end. 2,200 residents at Vernier road, but did not songsters will present concerts They suspect that some of I the. hac. - oross In ersec~lOn, flames about a mile and a half stuff was distributed -to the front)" fendE::for! Mrs, Ann B. were counted un Saturday; succeed. of F 0 s t e r's pre-Civil War the neighborhood youths that ~ IC WIll help end the Jams neighbol's that wanted it, but Park's car. Mrs. Park, who ? 265 Sunday' and 3963 t'hat Tunes and other songs of that often play in the area, had t ere. from the end of the run\vay. tJ" " Wh'l h' 'f Jo h'ne The fl'rst tw'o planes took off most of it is still in th,:, pos- lives at 79 Cambridge road, blistering' Monday. In' add.1- 1 e IS WI e, sep 1 , era at 2 and 3 p.m~ on Friday, pushed. waste p'apel' through The north and south traffie vI.rtually on s"'hedule and the session of the famllyo. was served a witness notice, tion to his full-time squad' of was being tr:eated at Bon Se- July 4. The occasion also the tiny side-slits, dropped a will make left turns from Mack .. A~cording to Dumine, the and Mrs. Myer, a ticket for 12 h h hi d tw xt a cours Hospital for injuries, Mr. ma ks Fo t ' 132 d b'rthd I r ht d tch 'd 't d t ..econd group departed exactly men, C as re 0 e r Bart.kiewcz, subbed for her at r. ,s er S n l' ay Ig e roa, an ~aI e 0 onto. Moross; east' and west .0 (Continued on Page 2) reckless driving. l'feguarr:" l' antl'cl'patl'on of a anmversary. . . see the premature J:lreworks. trafflc 011 Moross wI.II mak"'" 15 minutes after the first took 1 \L.:> n . the Shores police station and "" ------holiday-record 6,000- provid- accepted a violation ticket in • ! right turns onto Mack, and left off. B l S· W t ing the sun co-operates. Sh h d D D' th L S 11' P -d t '11b d f cr;~e ~~~~~~~,e s~~dn~~~~~vn~ e anger 19ns arran s ----- .~~~hb~:t~~Vi~: t~a~a~ :~~r r. oro y a a ~e at ~r~~e~~lan~~a e rom break~ and two representatives of t.he dC~~~~'Ol.and causing an acci-; Lang said that t.h.ere will be National Aeronautics Assocla- F 0' r Sh y. T raif lC· V to· 1ators W'oma.D. Ob.. ]e.cts H.l-ghHon'.o.r by A ssoc;u.t;onII II tion were killed. * T B t ng Dog Mrs. Bartkie!Wcz. fallowing . '. I no ,cost to the Cltles through * * ~ Park Judge C. Joseph Belan- Judge L. 'Vernon of 3401 E. ,0. I I the accident, complained of a A woman who pIOneered.. I County, and to the State. as a. WhICh.the road goes" Detroit THE SENAT~ RACKElS ger signed warrants for t.he Lafayette, Detroit, rUnning a --- pain in her head and teeth and much of the physical educa- whole, particularly in the Harper Woods and the Farms. CO~ITTEE dIscl<,>sedat. a I arrest of :0 traffic violators sig~al. light at Ma.ck and A complaint from a woman was taken to the hospital by tion program for Detroit's area of health education." The tab is being borne by hearmg Thursday It has. In- '''ho fal'led to make a sched- Whittler, $7.50',Henry W. Ryan whor.esented being ,bitten by poHce, where it was alsi()found h 1 h . d tl 11..... h' Aft d t' Ii C W C formation. that a. COnSpII'a".cu.ledy... ar.fflclals,?~ L ~ on Wednesday, June 25. speeding on Jefferson, $10, and tIc et f'or e e.wner 0 e Physical Education and Rec- LaSalle came to Detroit as a m"'"t .' . Carpenters UnIOn was fIxed Six others forfeited a total Harriett H. Ross of 1292Hamp- animal - and confinement for According to inf-onnation reation's highest award. teach':" at the Liggett School ","npaymg a good percentage. in Lake County, l.nd. The com- of $92.50 in posted bonds and ton, speeding and passin.g on the pesky pooch. given to authorities by her Dr. Dorothy LaSalle, of S66 for .ds. She later returned _ mittee will questIOn .James~. two mo:ce had reports of their Charlevoix,. $22.50. . Mrs. Marguete Bizic, of 530.6 husband, Mrs. Ba:ctkiewcz oh- Roslyn road, Grosse Pointe to Columbia to earn her M.A. Hoffa, Teamsters Umon presl- violations sent to the Secre- The two reports sent to Lodewick in Detroit, was pass- tained a learner's driving per- Woods, received, the Associa- and Ed.D. degrees in health JUDGE'S CAR LOOTED dent, about it next week. tary of State's office, for not Lansing were against A.."ldrew ing by 837 University place mit from the St. Clair Shores tion's Michigan Honor, Award and physical education. Judge Miles N. Culehan, of The committee traced move- coming to court to answer for L. Marcus, Jr., of 4871 Field, lac;t Monday noon, June' 23, police on Tuesday, and was .for "distmguis.hed service in In 1922 she joined the su- 16840 S1. Paul avenue, com- ment3 and phone calls of Hof- their viol-ations. charged with pulling in front when she was nipped 'on her taken out on the road to learn health, physical 'education and pervlsory staff in physical plained to City police last fa and two others. in connec- Those who forfeited bonds, of moving traffic; and Thomas right foot by a dog owned by the fundamentals of the art. recreation." education of the Detroit Pub- Sunday, June 29, that some- ti~n with the alleged "fix" the amount and the violation S. Mordecki of 33877"Harper, John Van Loon, of the same Approaching Vernier road, Dr. LaSalle, a professor of lic Schools, ..~hich at that time time between the hours of 8 last August in the investiga- they are charged with, are: S1. Clai~ Shor.es,. accus~d of address. Mrs. Bartkiewcz made a right physical and health education was directed by one of the the evening before, and 8 Sun- tion of Indiana highway scan- Kenneth Gutow of 529 Bar- not havmg MIchIgan lIcense A complaint to the City turn, but too wide, and her at W.ayne State University, great woman pioneers in phy- day morning two hubcaps had daIs. rington, no operator's license, plates on his car:. police and .subsequent investi- hilsband grabbed the wheel to was praised for her "dlstingu- sical education, EthE.'1Perrin. been stolen from his 1958 Ed- One of Hoffa's co-defend- $20; James K Gray of 2248 Robert Joyner!. ~r., of 895 gation revealp.d that the animal cut the turn when he saw ished accompiishments in the During this. period the cur- sel. A neighbor of the judge's ants Maxwell C. Raddock, Antoinette, speeding on Jef- Tennessee, DetrOIt, was found didn't possess a 1958 dog where the car was headed. In field of education." riculum in physica'l education stated that approximately at Ne'; York labor - newspaper ferson, $22.50; Anita K., Meix- guilty 0If two traffic counts, license. Mr. Van Loon was the excitement, - the' wi f e Her citation read in part: was beginning to stress in- 10 p.m. Saturday he h~d heard publisher has pleaded the Fifth ner of 1531 Infantry, Detroit, and 'g~ven a s,entence of 10 ticketed for the offense and stepped on the gas pedal, and', "... sibe has given tlIlStinting- formal games, dancing .and a group of boys on motor Amendment, against possible running a red light at Jaffer.' days In .the Wayne County the Board of Health was nom-the vehicle shot forward and jlY of 'her efforts to the De- self.te~ting activities over ror- scooters in the Culehan garage. (Continued on Pale 8) son and Waybt.JJm. $10, . (Contmued on Page 2) fied of the incident. slammed into the pole.. .1lroit community. to Wayne (Continued on Page 2) An investigation is pendini,

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Page Two G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, July 3, 1958 Thursda ------_._'------.....------' . Former P)ointer Married Here Tic Outrates Home Sweet Home Dr. LaSalle .Warrants : ' : ('Continued from Page 1) The bee keeper found a Mal"gl8.ret Stepha:1ie More- tion following at the Whittier. One driv bees still under the eaves are queen bee cell containing an (Continued from Page 1) ('Continued from Page 1) land, daughter of the Stephen ticket for gc a new swarm, newly hatched. egg not yet hat.ched, and a mal gymnastics. A .leader of Jail; five days/ for improper IChurch News iT. Moreo1ands, of WE~thersfield, light and ar The old bees, he said, have nurr.'oer of other cells with un- the progressitres, Dr. LaSalle use 'of lJicense pletes, and five Conn., formerly of Grosse Permanent Wave .. 6.95 • • • with Hair Cut given one fl taken off with their quee!l, to hatt-!led drone bee -eggs. was responsible fOIr..much of da.ys for leaving an alley with- • Pointe, returned here to speak •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• her marriage vows Saturday Shampoo & Finger Wove-l.St) locate l?'lsewhere, and left the He said the queen bee lays the prog~an. still in effect out stopping. CHRIST EPISCOPAL Nursery tm-ough Primary De~ to Robert Stanley Bilton. hh.e in possession of their about 2,500 eggs a day, for today. .The heavies.t fine was levied 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard partment. LaFEMME BEAUTY SHOP young. about six weeks, iI'om" April to In addhtion to her profes~ a.gainst Rollin M. Duensing of Rev. Erville B, Maynard, . ... . The couple was married. in 18020 MACK TU 5.3545 about th~ middle of June. sional activities, Dr. LaSalle 1102 Beac,onslf.ield, who pled Reetor POINTE MEMORIAL the Grosse Pointe Congrega- Bet. Lincoln & Washington Rds. Hi~ Plans Work has written articles in a score guilty to two counis, sp~edib.g Sunday: .8 a.m., Holy Com~ 16 Lake Shore Road tional Church with a recep- He constructed a bee hive of periodicals and seven books, 50 miles an hour on St. Paul, inuniou. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Holy Dr. Frank Fitt, Minister Oro~~t'ointe attached to the eave, in which one of which' has been traniS~ for. which he paid $40, and not Communion. The Rev. Paul F. Ketchem and he placed some of the honey, lated into Italian and Ja.pan- having proper Michigan oper- Tuesqay: 10 a.m., Holy Com- the Rev. Ben L. Tallman, As- and honey-sweetened' water, ese. atdr's license, which cost him munion. sociate Ministers. N~w. designed to attract the insects, She has served in promin- $15. <' \ ...... Published Every Thursday by and it is working. The bees are ent position:; f()lf numerouP. Samuel Musulin of. 2937 S,u n day, July 6: 10 a.m. Anteebo Publishers. Inc., ST. MICQEL'S EPISCOPAL Morning Worship: Sermon' by 19 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, gathering what honev is left loca'l, state, national and fed- Pennsylvania, Detrodt, pIe d 20475 Sunningdale Park' (near Michigan eral organizations. guilty to speedinlg on Jefferson, Dr. Frank Fitt "The Differ. Phone TV 2-G900 inside the eave, and transfer- Mack and Vernie.r) Three Trunk Lines ring it to their new home. and . In Michigan Dr. LaSalle has I and was fined $11. , The Reverend Edgar I!. ence God Makes" - Psalm 40. Entered as second class matter at 10 a.m. Church School, Nur- when they finish, Dumine been chairman of the Health Robert Gerald Evans of Yeoman, Recior the post office, Detroit, Michigan, sery through Junior Depart. under the act of March 3. 1897. plans to take them to his bee Education Committee of ~he 10346 WaY'burn, Detroit, pa~d William Y. Gard, Choir Subscription Rates: $3.50Per Year of ments. Nursery through Kin- by Mail: $4.50 outside Wayne Coun- fann. Detroit Bure?u of C~olperatIve a fine $,2for not having his 'Director ty. A:ll News and Advertising Copy He said there had been about School StudIes; chaITman ~f driver's license on his person, Jeanne D. HurSt, A.A.G.O., dergarten - Kin d erg art e n Muts Be in The News Office by 10,000 bees in the swarm at the the Board of th~ TuberculosIs and he also pled guilty to a Rooms. Primary and Junior Tuesday Afternoon to Obtain In- Organist J;ertion. Specht home. and Health .Soclety of Wayne charge of failing to obtain 1958 Sunday, July 6: 8 a.m. Holy Departments - Gymnasium. County; chairITI:a:Dof the ~tate license plates for which he . . ... Eucharist. 9:30 a.m. Choral Healtl: Educa.tlOn Committee, paid an addJitional fine Olf $15. Euch-arist and Sermon. Church Vacation C.\1urch S c h 0 0 I and_ Vice. p~esldent fo~ 1;ealtoh Nathaniel Harper of 3991 School Summer Session. 9:30 - 12 M 0 n day through ...... Ne of tne MIchlg~ ASSOCIatIOn.of ,Baldwin, Detroit, was f.ound . Thursday (June 30, July 1, Health, PhYSical Education not guilty of running a signai CALVARY LUTHIERAN 2, and 3.) and RecreatIOn. '.' light at Jefferson and Wayburn Gateshead Avenue at Mack . ... . • PURE "Her g~'eat~st dlstmctIon, 'and his case was dismissed. Reverend Harold E, Schroeder, POINTE (JONGREGATIONAL • Additions • Enlargements and ~: however, l'les I~ the fact that Richard C. Vincent of 22978 she is a graclous, c.ultured, Clairwood, St. Clair S,hores, Pastor 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop • Porch Enclosures • Porches • BIRD:; generous, sympath~tIc" and paid a fine of $,17.50 after he Sunday School at 8:4.5 a.m. Ma'rcus William Johnson Church Service at '10 a.m. modest human bemg, her was found guilty ('If- speeding Arnold Dahlquist Johnson and repair to home~ in the Fointes • PARI (Nursery to six y~ars). citation concluded, ", . . -a on Jefferson Ministers , III III ... 19. lady in the finest sense of that Patricia Vandenbuss-che of Sunday, July 6: 10 a.m. - H. S. SHANNON, Contractor word." 3095 Ashland, Detroit, pled POINT! METHODIST Single Worship Service. Crib Gros~ -----.-- guilty to causing an accident 211 Morogs Ro~d room service, classes for pri. TU; 4-4159 1953 Hunt Club Grosse Pointe Woods at Mack and Whittier, and she Hugh C. White, Pastor mary grades 1, 2, 3 available was given a suspended fine on Htelen D, Thomas, at this hour. Students payment of $5 court costs. Dir. of Christian Education ('Continued from Page 1) Harold L. Miller of 946 Sun day, July 6: 9 a..IT;:. munities. The Pointe visitors Lakej:)ointe, paid a fine of $15 Youth Breakfast. 10 a.M. Wor~ will travel through New York, after he pJed g,uilty to causing ship and Sermon; C h u r c h Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia, an accident in front of 15115 School for Nursery, Tiny Tots, '::onnectcut, and 'Washington, E. Jefferson. Kinder,garten, Primary, and D.C. Curtis Cooley, Jr., CYf 1863 Junior Depts. Sponsoring the visit in St. Antoine, Detroit, pIe d ... . . Grosse Pointe is the American guilty to causing an accident, Wednesday, July 9: 8: p.m. Field Service CommIttee, of the result Oif f.aulty ht"akes, Finance Committee meeting. which Mrs. Williams Adams is and paid a fine of $13.50. • • • chainnan. Serving with her A ple& of guilty to speeding ST. JAMES LUTHERAN are Mesdames David Davidson, OJ:). Kercheval b~ugiht a fine McMillan at Kercheval Dur 35th Richard C. Mertz, How a r d of $9 against Walter W. Habitz Rev. George E. Kurz Diegel, Jarnes Dodge and od: 20839 Hunt Cluh, Harper Rhoda Gilmer, $3,26Q~,OOO G Robert Peirce. Woods. , Ma80nry homes have charm of Deaconess and Parish worker While in the Detroit area the Fred T. Proper of 3677 Chat~ . Sunday: Sunday school,- 9:30 their own when painted with students will visit Cranbrook worth, ~troit, pled not guilty a.m. Service, 9:30 a.m. (Only 15233 colorful Pratt & Lambert Alka- Institute and Museum. They and was found guilt:>' of run- one service during the sum- l!arninSIS (Paid June 30th) tite Cement and Stucco Paint. will be f~ted at a lawn party nin,g a stop street and he paid mer m 0 nth s), Nursery for on July 5, to be given by, the a fine of $9. is excellent also to restore small children. It Wilham Adams family, in Uni- Edna Hamilton of 22716 ... • III HELP YOUR SAVIN~;S GROW! weather-worn asbestos.cement: versity place. Grove, St. Clair Shores, paid WOODS PRESBYTERIAN shingles and siding. Thirty~three Pointe families $12 for driving left of a yellow 19950 Mack Ayenue at will play hosts to their foreign line on Jefferson. She entered Torrey Road This is a record amount for any 6 month 95 guests over the long weekend. a 'plea of guilty. Andrew F. Rauth, Minister period in our 24-year history. Earnings at 3% 6 gal. ~~d List of HQsts It coostLouis G. Rinehart of Charles B. Kennedy, T~ey are Mr. and Mrs. 1993 Lochmoor, a fine of $11, Assistant Minister current rate make your savings grow faster. -Primer - 6.650 gal. Charles Grant, Mr. and Mrs. after he pled guilty to speed- Assistant Minister Any amount starts your First Federal insured Charles McFeeley, the James ing on Kercheval. "- Victor G. Novander, Jr., savings account, Dodges, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Fitz- Speeding on Kercheval and Sunday, July 6: 9:30 a.m. PURE BRISTLE BRUSHES patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Phil driving with ari expired driv- Worship . Service, Sermon the on money Jl/2" Angular 2'12" Trim .3'/2" Wall O'Connall, the John Leaches, er's license brought a penalty theme: "The Price of Free- -Earnings start 1st added by the Sash Bru~h Brush Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKee, of $12 against William A. dom". 9:30 a.m. Church School, 10th. of the month Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Smith, Dwyer of 29565 S. River, Mt.

Reg. 1.10 Reg 1.49 Reg. 3.25 the Oharles Johnsons, Mr. and I Clemens, who entered a plea c 69 Mrs. Emmett Egl:ll, Mr. and of guilty. Mrs. Monte Edelen, the Wen- David W. Baal' of 14078 89- 98 2 dell Godoards, Mr. and Mrs. Bring,ard, Detroit, c h a r g e d FOR WilHam Stockard, Mr. and with s:peedirlg on Mack, pled 3% Current Rate Drop CI~th Step .Ladders Mrs. Allison Monroe, the Hugh ,guilty and pa,id a fine of $12, Crepe - 12'xl5' Moultzeaus, Mr. anchMrs. W. John Eo HeInitz of 13150 Well built -' Safe! Henry Jenz, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Longview, Detroit, pled not R. SALE! Reg- $125 ~ ft. 5 ft, 6 ft. liam Chaplow, the James guilty and was found guilty 1.89 Surbrooks, Mr. and Mrs. Sam of running a signal light and 19982 East. Emory Court, KE~CHEVAL 3.95 4.95 5.95 Cusmano. Mrs. John Gordon, paid a fine Olf $5. Grosse Pointe Woods. Cus- SOM£: Dr. and Mrs. David Davidson, Kathleen R. Duross ().f 421 Ladder Hooks, Caps, Paddles, Lid Open- tom built four - bedroom Dr. and Mrs. Harry Crooks, Philip, Detroit, pled guilty' to semi-ranch. Seven years old. Near ST. CLAIR A er~. Kitchen Scoops for the Ladies, FREE! Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Dr. and improper passing on Kercheval Lorge kitchen, family room, Use Our Drive-In Window Mrs. IVai" Harris. Mr. and Mrs. and was fined $8, finished recreation roo m Paul Hykes, Dr. and Mrs. Guy Brice Coleman of 6205 wlf'h bar. Carpeting and Open till 6 p.m.-Thurs. and Fri. till 9 p.m. Loranger, the Robert Peirces, Georgia, Detroit, paid a' fine , Mr. and Mrs. Hervey' Parke, of $8, after he pled guilty to drapes. One and one-half the Theodore Buttricks, and speeding on KerchevaL baths. Two car gar age. look for the Sign Beautifully landscaped lot Mr. and Mrs. George Baer. -- _ of Good Savings Service I ----- MSlTJOINS ASSOCIATION with large barbecue. Close CAR CATCHES FIRE Miohigan State University to schools. An overheated radio, or per- has joined the National Associ~ TODA Y'S BEST BUY haps a short, was thE' cause of ation of State Universities, 'a a car fire last Friday, June 27. group of 52 state-supported in- IN THE WOODS The aut6mobile, belonging to stitutions. The associaticin.oper- Call Owner F. R. Kruse, of Cook road, was .ates primarily as a presidents' for appointment parked behind Himelhoch's forum with annual meetings TU 1-320'2 store in the Village, when the each May. radio ignited. City firemen doused the small blaze- -before FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKING it did extensive damage to the 1957 Dodge.

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958 .. Thursday, July 3, 1958 GROSSE POIN'TE NEWS Page Three re Ticket Two In Accident I Detroit and Joseph Fra~ci. hittier. High School Track. Get New Curbing 9 Case~ Heard In City Court Beirne of 1144 Lakepomte car under control in an acci- were found guilty and fined dent that happened at Moross A tot'al of nine Traffic Court Lincoln road, for driving at $5 each. 6.95 cases constituted a full docket excessive speeds. for Judge Douglas L. Paterson John' Leslie Rook~, of 639 of Grosse Pointe City lallt Algonquin, in Det1.'oit, was Tuesday evening, June 24. . judged guilty on a drunk driv- First on the agenda was ling. .Ouie~ Janet Lawitzk~.' of 4118.Dick- Two boys were charged with ,~~ erson avenue, I? DetroIt: She the shooting and illegal pos- . Gros$Q. Pointe • .. wa "6100. \.. was ch~ged wIth breakIng a session of firecracker:,. Thomas .• NORTHLAND I:ASTLAND stop law and causing an: acci- J. Payette, of 2950 T...enox, in , CENTER ' CENTER, dent, Although she was found II . guilty O'f the offense, her sen- tence was suspended. Domenic Canini, 21940 Chal- -THIS IS THE LAST YEAR on, in St. Clair Shores, was exonerated of his charge of THAT entering ,an intersection 'with- . , • out due caution. His case was therefore dismissed. Another verd~ct of not guilty eHET SAMPSON resulted in a, case dismissal foOr , Philip V. Rogers, of 3421 West Chiea,go, in Detroit. He was WILL CONDUCT HIS originally tried on a charge h :Jhat Petj of driving without his car un- , lor der control. NEW OWNERSHIP A suspended sentence, with Wes;tern Tour New domestic and imported merchandise a verdict of guilty, on a charge similar'to Rogers', was handed Complete supplies for all pets Total Price: $410.00 , William J. Kennedy, of 1038 ~ • PU RE BRED DOGS Audubon road. j GROOMING JULY 26 - AUG. 29 ~ In two sections: , and KITTENS FOR SALE Alfred J. Schmidt, of 13571 SERVICE Appoline, in Detroit, was found • BIRDS BOARDED For Poodles and Terrietli not guilty of recklr:.."Ss driving, One for (lIRLS One for BOYS • PARAKEETS FOR SALE .. By and subsequently had his case Appaintment dismissed. \ 'This tour covers 14 states and eight national parks: 'Z&;, A ,fine of $15 was imposed Yosemite, Yellowstone, Tetons, Bryce, Zion, Grand 19587 Mack -Photo by Fred Runnells Grosse Pte. Woods TU 1-9007 Lee Meyer A t long last, the cinder track on the many years, it wasn't possible to hold upon Ronald J. Thomas, of 957 Canyon, Mesa Verde, and Rocky Mountain Naticnal lub Grosse Pointe High'Schqol campus is a regional meet here, as times could Parks; Hollywood, San Francisco, Salt Lake City and ods going to be legal. Without the concrete Lake, Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Black Hills, M:t. Rush. not, be considered official without this APTITUDE TESTS j curbing, which has been a much-dis- specified curbing. mOl~, Badlands, Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, Laguna Enable you to learn the kin!! ot I WE TAKE YOUR TIME SERIOUSLY! cussed proposed project for many, wo.k in whIch you can best sue. Beach, Colorado Springs, and many more. Highly Dependable III ceed or the studies best for you. For men, women, boys, and girls. Applications atui Information Availflble at: Vocational Counseling Institute I Two Ordained As Deacons Farms Schedules DANIEL L. BECK, DIRECTOR Walch and 958 lVIaccabees Building Chet Sampson's Travel Service, Inc. Woodward near Warren Sunda at Christ Church Events. at Pier 12~ Years Serving Detroit 100 Kercheval Ave. Phone: TU 5-7510 Clock Repair i' Y The Grosse Pointe Farms TEmple 1-1551 The son of the rector of able crime" which could be al- Pier has scheduled the follow- Pick Up & Delivery Christ Church, the Rev. Er- leged by those who knew the ing events for the months of VA 1-6257 ville Maynard Jr., and the candfdates. July and August. Rev. Charles Millar were or- The solemn ceremonies con- The first event will be the Edward Craft, l\Igr. dered to the first deg:tee of tinued with a Litany read by annual Boat Review and Re- GROSSE POINTE CLOCK the ministry Sa,turday 'morn- the Rev. Lloyd Haekwell, rec- gatta on Sunday, July 27. This' you can depend on Mfgr. and Repair Co. ling.. tor of St. James Church, will be followed by the Farms V/haling's for the Mr. Maynard will become Grosse Ile, and with the Holy 2Swimming Meet-AugustC' L'f G 2 atd Corner CommunI'on """lebrated by the ,p.m.; Inter- Ity 1 e uar 15233 Kere heva I Beaconsfield Grosse' r'Oln te assistant to the rector of St. ..", . 9 t Paul's Church, Flint and Mr. Bishop. The Epistle was read SWImming9 30 Meet-AugustI t C't S' a VACATION Clothes MIllar will succeed the Christ by the vicar of Christ Church, : a.m.; n er- 1dYb Wlm-J Church vicar, the Rev. George the Rev. George Whitney and ming. ChMeet,besponsoref C y un- you'll enjoy wearing Whitney, as the new incum- 'the Gospel by the Rev. Charles lorA am9 tr 20 ommerce,G Millar, as his first act follow- ugusi a p.m.; rosse WHEN YOU SEETHIS SIGN AT bent at St. George's Mission, P' F' h' R 1 A t We have a wide selection of cloth. Warren. ing ordination. . 3 mnte 8 IS 'mg (}{;,eo-- ugus ' O. at a.m. ing and furnishings for your holi- i. Suffragan Bishop of M.ich- P reac h er at th e serVIce was The Pre-Rodeo contest: be- YOUR NEIGHBORS h h H the Rev. Vernon Robertson, gins July 26. day pleasure. , . and we're sure to I Igan, t'e Rt. Rev. Arc Ie . rector of St. James' Church, Crowley, ordained both men New Castle, Indiana, who in have your size. Come in this week Deacons, pass1ng on "author- the course of his sermon asked for the things you need. ity to execute the Office of the ordinandg to stand while Deacon in the Church of God he outlined the duties of dea- . . . to read the Gos.pel . . . cons, "to assist. the- Priest in and to preach the same." The other clerical offices in the Divine service; to help b the distribution of Holy Com- Whaling's I Church are those of Bishop munion, to read Holy Scrip- ; and Priest. tures in church, to instruct the Before kneeling f,or their youth, to preach and to search mPAlJ weaJt, ordination, the men were pre~ for the sick,' poor and im- 520 WOODWARD 6329 W. 7 MILE sented to the Bishop by the potent people of the parish North of City-County Bldg. Near Livernois I Reverends Ervine B. Maynard that they may be relieved Sr. and Francis Ayres, of ,the with the alms of the parish- Parishfield Community, Brigh- lOners. ... " ton. The pr:esenting clergy Immediately following the certified the candidates to be act of ordination, each man YOU KNOW "apt and meet, for their was vested with a stole, worn SOMETHING NICE IS BEING DONE learning and g{)dly conversa- by deacons over the left shoul- I tion." der. Priests wear their stoles A NEW ROOM ••• A NEW HOME i Turning to the oongrega-. around the neck The stole tion, Bishop Crowley (very represents the "y 0 k e" of Either a Hi-Fi Cabinet, Bookshelves much as is do'ne at weddings) Christ, and is a vestment worn> or General Remodeling demanded to know if there by the ordained at 1liacra- was '''any impediment or not- mental services. Each was then handed a copy of the New Testament- the authority for aM that they may preach or teach. After (i)inplete approximately one year as deacons, the Bishop will or- fFrolund's dain them priests at' which GARDEN time the presentation of the I --, _Leaders in entire Bible; Old Testament,_ SHOP Apochrypha and New Testa- ment will form part of the ceremonies. Music at the offertory walS a Benjamin Britten oompos~~ tion. "Hymn to St. PeterU sung by the choir of men and boys with antiphons by the choir Fertilizers Tools of girls in' the church balcony. Scott's Turf Builder Choosi! good seed Power Equipment Visiting clergy included staff Agrico. Triple.X if you want the Plows, Harrows, members of Christ Church Milorganite richest of ga'rdens. Cultivators, and the Rev. Eric Whiting, Wonde".Gro Buy at Fralund's Shovels, Hoes Dean of the East-side Convo- cation and rector of Holy Telephone - TUxedo 1.6233 Trinity Church, 'St. CIa i I' Shores. Other C'lergy from neighboring parishes w ere aIs,o present. ' A luncheon for about one Grosse Pointe's Garden Headquarters hundred followed the service, at which the congregation met 19815 MACK AVE. {Bet. 7 and 8 Mile Rds.} GROSSE POINTE the newly ordained and their familles.

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-Page Four GR'OSS'E ,POINTE 'NEW,S. Thursday, July 3. 1958 Thursd. Church Plans Bible School Arthu:r I)iekoff Wins Promotion COLLE 'Exchange Club Installs NewPresid'ent The U.S. ' Daily Vacation Bible School Night is planned fi)r Fridfiy York, Mary Fisher, Mrs. Frank A Grosse Point e resident, and the father of three girls. handed dOl/- will be conducted at First evening, July 18, at 7:30 Rosier, Mrs. Chas. Riffenqurg, long active in the educational was graduated from Cornell holding thE English Lutheran Church, Ver- o'clock. Different classes will Mrs. Howard Fisher, Mrs. field, has baen named by College in' Mount Vernon, union emp'lo nier road and Wedgewood participate in this program, Jam~s Jobbitt" Mrs. Lewis D e t I' 0 i t Superi!ttendent of Iowa, and received his Mas.. drive, beginning Monday, July with their work being dis- Ritz, Mrs. Harold Millett, Mrs. Schools, Dr, Sam u elL. ter's Degree fronl the Univer- ages.irom ~ '1, and continuing through Fri- played for the parents. Richard Valiiere. Mrs. Clar- Brownell, t() serve as Principal sity of Michigan. picket line. . . day, July 18. Sessions wUl be. Assisting Rev. Paul ICeppler ence, Hansen, Mrs. Alvin Ru~ of Detroit Northwestern High working in held daily Monday throug'n in supervising the school is precht, Mrs. Thomas Longley, Sohool for the coming school ; The damagf' $10,000-$50 Friday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Don Schroeder. Other Mrs. Joseph Bauderer, Mrs. year. i The program will consist of teachers and assistants are Rea York, Mrs. Robert Freund. and $9,500 r Arthu'r E. Diekoff, of Haw. 1 stories, 1e s son s, recreation, /'Mrs. Oscar Kloeppel, Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Kenneth Horn, Mrs. Al thorne road, who has been and handcrafts. A Parents' Ham Sellheini Jr., Constance Strachan and Mrs. Henry 'Assistant Principal a,t Denby , Ibser. 21001 M()TOII Rd. at Harper Hi~h School for tbe p~st five. 1. . Children three years to four- Paator E. Arthur MeAlh CITY Of GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN years, will assume hIS new i I teen may be registered at the position in September. He has I 10:00 •. m.. Marnine Worship NOTICE TO BIDDERS church before and after Sun. been associated with the De- L1:20 a.m.. Sundcy ~chool day services at 9:30 a.m. or troit Schi)ol Systl~m f()r 30 Sealed Bids will be received by the City Clerk oC the City oC fJ: 3() p.m. l:ventl'l.I Service Grosse Pointe Woods. 20775Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe Woods 36. on Monday morning when the years. Michigan until 3:00 o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, July 16, 1958 at school begins. Cost of registra-' , , Mr. Di~koMr wOOis married 7 :45 p.m. Youth Pro,ram which time and place Bids will be publicly opened and read -~- _ .. tion is 75c for one child 0'1', _--~ All Welcome aloud for furnishing: -Wn/WiUZVLTiHHULU!W47W4/4U*'llm: $2.00 for a family registration TWO (2) PICK..UP TRUCKS of three or more 1::hildren. ~ou are invited &:C, a.. the Copies of Specifications are on file in the Of~ice of the City Clerk. The City of Grosse Pointe Woods reserves the right to reject any Garislian StdencI or all Bids, to waive any informality in the bidding. and to accept any bid it deems to be in the best interest of the City. CITY OF Reading Iloom GROSSE POINTE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOOftS LEONA n. LIDDLE, City Clerk GROSSE POINTE 93 Korch.".1 METHODIST CHURCH First Church 0" Christ, 211 Moron R.ood NOTICE OF Scientist-, 11:00 a.m. - Youth Breakfast and PUBLIC HEARING Grosse Point. Farms Program. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 10:00 3.m. - Morning Worship: City of Grosse Pointe daily ex c e p t Sm,daYB and Church School tor Nursery thru / NO'tice,is hereby given of Jun10r Department. Holidays. Friday evenmgs frOM Wayne County, Michigan a Public Hearing t'a be held -Photo by Carl Joyner 7 to 9 o'clock. on Monday, July 21, 1958 at ROBERT TAYLOR, left, newly morial Center on Tuesday. Installing REV. HUGH C. WHITE, Paltot 7:30 P.M.. at the City Of- elected president of the Grosse Pointe officer was VERN SCANLAN, presi. HELEN D, THOMAS fices, 17150Maumee Ave.nue, Exchange Club, was installed in office Director ot Christian Education Notice of Registration to consider the mattei' of the dent of the Michigan State Exchange application of Mr. Lawrence at the regular, dinner~ :meeting of the Clubs. TUltodo 1-7888 Ituby, 16826St. Paul Avenue, service organization in the War Me- . I Jefferson I.,.nul for for relief. from a res,triction in the City Zoning Regula- tions requiring a certain Baptist a_lurch rear yard &pace at such ad. Church to Hold Park Traffic Violators Pay Primary Election , ' 13337 E, J.ffonoll ot Lok..-iow dress, and which would pre- vent the erection of areai' Vacation School Robert Walker, o~ 34160, Munch, Detroit. pled guilty to Homor J. Armatron" Mi..ilte, to be held on porch additi'on to Mr. Ruby's Ventia, Mt. Clemens, was causing an accident in front of terrace home. Such addition "Adventuring in the land found guilty of not having a 17014 Mack and paid a fine DClvid W. Bishop, Mini.ter being proposed to be con. wfhere Jesus lived" will be the valid Michigan driver's license, of $15. MORNING WO&$BIP Grosse Point. structed 11 feet 6 inches within the restricted area. theme of the 1958 Omgrega- and fined $25 by Park Judge C. Walter E. Langeloh, of 11032 aunday. 9:00 ud 11:00a." The Zoning district in ques. tional vacation church 'school, Jose~h Belanger at a court Somerset. entered a plea of not CHURCH ICII:OOL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that registrativn of quali- tion being Residence B, Zon. opening July 7 at 9 a.m. at 240 hearmg on Wednesday, June guilty and was found guilty Sunday. 9:4$ a.m. fied electors who have not already registered can be ing District. Ohalfonte avenue. The soh()ol 18. of causing an accident at Jeff- made with the City Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe NORBERT P. NEFF. will meet five mornings each A fine of $11 was imposed erson and Barrington. He was - week, c10sJingFriclay, July 18. against Anton Ertl, of 7061 fin€d $20. at his office in the Municipal Building 17150 Maumee City Clerk Avenue, City of Grosse Pointe. Wayne County, Michigan, Any child in the community is Hyde, Detroit, after he was Garnet H. Tisdall of. 1120 First English 17150 Maumee Ave. most welcome. Fee is $3.00. found guilty of speeding on Bedford, pled not ~ilty and any day except Saturday prior to and including July 7, The staff for the school in- Jefferson. found guilty af causing an 1958. and that the City Clerk will be in his office every TUxedo 5..5800 Ev. Lutheran eludes Mesdames Margaret Peter Palazolla, of 24945 Ma- accident at Mack and Bedford, secular day from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Wednesday Grosse Pointe News Kurtz, Jean Machamer. Flor- bray, East petroit, forfeited and he. paid a fine and cost~ of until 6:00 p.m. for the purpose of accepting registrations. Ohurctl 7-5-1958 ence Brownell, M a I' j 0 r i e $25 .when he failed to come to $22.20. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for the cOlweruence Thomas; Misses Helen Slocum, court on a charge of speeding Fred Trupiano, of 4250'Lake- Vernier Rood et "'edgewood of electors, the Clerk will be in his office from 8:30 a.m. Linda Bennett and Sharron on Vernor. painte, Detroit, admitted to Dri'!s, Gros•• Point.. Wood. 2084 to 8:00 p.m. E.S.T. on Monday, July 7, 1958, for the pur- OITY OF Kuhl in the kinderg,arten de- A bond of $20 was forfeited being at fault in an accident in l --- % BLK: GROSSE pose of receiviI:lg registrations. partment. by James D. Caramagno, of front of 1474 Wayburn, and Sunday School 9 :30 G.m. i £:.,.~1I11111ii1ll11l1l1l1ll,"1l11111111111111111111111l111l1l1l1l1ll11~ In the primary department, 19847W. Ida lane, when he did paid a fine of $15. TU} GROSSE POINTE I Church Wonhip 9:30 a.m. NORBERT P. NEfF ' IMesdames Beth Robinson, N. not app~ar for speeding on Sheldon T. Crittend2n, of I I LAKESIDE I NOTICE OF I Lc>s'sing,J. Olsen, T. Spalding CharleVOIX. 13025 Plymouth. Detroit, paid i TUxedo 4-58 62 = :z City Clerk and Misses Linda Firth, Janet Edna Meredith, ot 1168 Berk- a fine of $10 after enterlng a: I UNITY GENTER ! , PUBLIC HEARING Toepel and Judy W~.lter. shire, pled guilty to causing an plea of guilty. 17150 Maumee Avenue TU 5-5800 For the junior depa'rtment, 20760 Mack Ave. Mesdames D. Burgess, C. Par- accident at D~vnnsh~re and Alfreda McClay, of 21612 ".I I ••f::i Published in the Grosse Pointe News July 3. 1958 Notice is hereby given of " FIRST CHURCH OF ~ Near 8 Mile. G. P. Wooda I a Public Hearing to be held shall, Marjorie Hudson' and Vernor and pald a fme and Raymond, St. Clair Shares, Misses Jane Dell Forbes and court costs of $18.30. pled uilty to speeding on Jeff- Oil Monday, July 21, 1958, at CHRIST, SCIENTIST, I Devotio ..ol Servicea :: Barbara Richards. ,Anthony J. DiLorenzo" of erson and paid a $10 fine. 7:30 P.M., at the City OffiC€, . GROSSE POINTE ji Sunday - 11:00 a.m. I 17150 Maumee Avenue, in Martha Baxter will act as a 28024 Rosebriar, Detroit, pled Andrew Bryne, of 3641 Hav- .. ~ Miciweok Sorvic.. the matter of the application messenger during the schooL guilty to speeding on Jefferson erhill. Detroit, charged with I We carr' FARMS Wecin ..sday - 8 p.m. ~ Notice of of Richard M. Kimbrough, Douglas Johnson wiLl be the and paid a fine of $16. ignoring a signal light, pled _1_' 17850 Maumee Avenue, for Sunday Services 10:30 a.m. J.. structio" Cia I'" ~ moldin9~' Palestinian stranger t e 11 i n g John J. Adams, of 34234 not guilty and was found guil- Sunday School-InfIW ta' 1- 1- relief fr9m the Zoning ReM Room ~"'K " 10:30 a.m. Thursday - 11 a.m.• 1 p.m. ~ cabinet I Registration strictions as they apply to stories of his experiences. Genere~ux, Mt. Clemens, did ty and given a suspended sen- Wednesday TestImon,: g OUt the erection of Q house on During the month of June not appear for running a stop tence.. . . , See Lot 9A and on Lot 9B CaM the showcase in the educa- street and forfeited a bond of ~dwm S. Wllllams, of 22739 I Meetin~EiBy"'scHOo~:OOp.m. I DIAL.A-PRA YER I p.aces,f I City of ' TU 4.0412 dieux Subdivision of Lot 4, tional building has featured a $12.50. ' MJllenbach, accused of speed-I' 2SS Kerby ROlLd, at Be&lIpn ~ Rev. Ev. Edeen. M:n1ster ~ situated on the westerly side display of articles from the Loretta M. F l' e e d, of 3453 ing on. Jeff~rson, ed guilty of Fisher Road between Jef- t Holy Land which will be used Devonshire, pled not' guilty and pald a fme of ",10. ALL ARE WZLCOMB:= I TUxedo +5230 I ( Grosse Pointe Woods fersOfl and Maumee Avenue. in the school. and was found guilty ofcaus- We will The total square foot re- I Michigan The activities of the school ing an accident at Vernor and InmlllllllllllllllllliYlIIlIHllllIlIIllIlIIllIllIlllUlIIllIllllllIllllllllli RECREA. quirement for each such pro., will feature the making of Lakepointe and paid a fine THE GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH posed house is 1750 square room. Y things used in the Holy Land, of $10. you. 0, TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS feet, with 1000 square feet the dramatizing of scenes from Baseline at Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods on the first floor and 750 'the Bible, the sei'v:.ng of food Anna Baltic, of 503 Piper, GROSSE POINTE WOODS. MICHIGAN squar'e feet on the second used in that land, including a ' Detroa, was fined $2 for driv- He~til'J' im)ites ')'Ofl to attenci SUnd4'J' Ser1.J;ces floor. As plann€'d, house "A" Robbins NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all qualified elec- has a total of 1688 square shepherd's fare, a study of the ing with an expired Operator's tors of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, Wayn-e County, feet, lacking 62 square feet Bible stories in stained glass license. 10:00 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL Cafe Dr. Michigan. who are not n<>wduly registered, desiring to of the total requirement. windows, colored Silides taken Henry E. Gage, of 17148 vote in the Primary Election to be held in the City of Louvre I House "B" contains a total in Palestine, ahd closing with -,------11:00 A.M.-MORNING WORSHIP Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan on Tuesday, August 5, of 1782 square feet, being 32 ~ Bermudl 1958. must register with the City Clerk at the Municipal an open' house on Friday, the sq uare feet mOl'€! than the 18th. PIc. Dean D. Zeeb ~ c Building. Anita Avenue and Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe total required, but the total 6:00 P.M.-EVENING WORSHIP Dutch ~ Woods, Michigan. on or prior to July 7, 1958. which latter area of the ground floor is The school will join in a Train8 in Germany ~5e- Rollout date is the last day upon which registrations or transfer 907 square fed, or 93 feet picnic, each one bringing his Dr, Dale 1brie, Minisiet" of registrations may be made. No Kindling Needed with short. The second floor con- own luncll and milk. Dessert WERTHEIM, Germany YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that you may register tains 875 square feet, which will be served. (AHTNC)-.(umy flfc. Dean D. '---- or transfer your registration by appearing at the office is 125 square feet more than needed. mer G. Zeeb, 1747 Severn You are cordially invited to attend ••• FIRE of the City Clerk in the Municipal Building, 20775 Mack TIP TO MOTORISTS road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. during regular The Council is asked to It's just good common sense Mich., recently participated in ,. office hours on any day up to and including July 7, 1958. . consider making a hardship to' steer clear of driving prac- KINDLER' ~ a field training exercise con~ for YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the City Clerk exception to perIl'Jt the erec. tices that can result in injUry ducted by the V Corps near Sixth Church of Chris1', will be at her office in the Municipal Building, Anita tion of these two houses with and death. Fireplace - Grill a total of 62 square feet less Wertheim, Germany. Avenue and Mack Avenue, between'the hours of 8:30 , A radio operator in Head- Campfire - Stove 19650 H o'clock A.M. and 8:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Standard than the minimum in the Scientist, Detroit Furnace - Stoker case of house "A" and 93 feet. TOWNSHIP OF quarters Battery of the 72d c Time on Monday, July 7, 1958for the purpose of receiving 14710 Kercheval, bet. registrations and transfer of registrations.' less than the minimum in GROSSE POINTE Field Artillery Group, Zeeb Manistique .and Ashland LIGHT FIRE KINDLER the case of house "B". entere~ the army in December, Sunday Services - 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. then ADD FUEL Dated: Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 795 Lake Shore Road 1956, completed basic traihing tnfant's Room Open for 10:30 Service. June 20. 1958 Norbert P. Neff, Grosse Pointe 36, Michigan at Fort Leonard WQOd, Mo., q,rednesC1ayEvening Tesumon1al Meettn&-8:OO p.l~ ..FIRa City Clerk and arrived in Europe the fol- LEONA D. LIDDLE REGI81'RATION NOTICE READING ROOM. - 16348 EAST WARREN 17150 Maumee Ave. . FOR lowing May. Wednesday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 2 to 4:30 p.m• KINDLER City Clerk TTJxedo 5-5800 PRIMARY ELECTION The 24-year-old soldier is a Mon.. Tues .• Thurs .• Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. graduate of Grosse Pointe -I Grosse Pointe News To Be Held On July 3, 1958 High School and a 1955 gradu- I ,T~esday, August '5, 1958 ate of Rochester Institute of ] Technology, Rochester, N. Y. CITY OF TOWNSHIP OF LAKE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Doily Vocation Bihle School that the Clerk of the Town- 1100 Lake Shore Road ship of Grosse Pointe wiH be First English Ev. Lutheran ChL1rch Grosse Pointe 36, Michigan at his office located at 795 Vernier Rd. & W'edgewood Dr.! Grosse Pointe If?oods (ltO~StlPointt REGISTRATION NOTICE Lake Shore R 0 a d, Grosse KI.DDIES WI JiU1ll~ Monday through Friday, July 7..11. FOR Pointe Sh()res" Miohigan, for ~RIMARY ELECTION the. purpose of receiving' regis- PLAY BOX 9:00 ,a.m. to 11:30 CI.m. trations from the qualified NOTICE Single Regid,rJtion - 75c CLEAN • SAFE • SURE To Be Held On electors who have not' already Convenient Packages of .04 .Tuesday t August 5. 1958 registered and from electors Family Registration (3 or more children) - :%.00 Also Pkg. Cases of 8, 16 or 32 TO TAXPAYERS who will possess such qualifi- SAND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cations on August 5, 1958, the Ages 3 to 14 ye\Sfs. Your children are w,!lcome. that the Clerk of .the TownM date of the Primary Eleetion. - SO"pound Charcoal e with The 1958 City Tax is payable July Ist at ship of Lake' will be at his YOU ARE FURTHER NOTI- Bag office located at 1100 Lake FlED' that the Office will be aO Fire Kindler the City Office, 90 Kerby R~ad, Gro~se Shore Road, .,(Gate House), open for registration Monday Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich- through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. 18 Bu. $60,0 Complete Package for Pointe Farms 36, Michigan. igan, for the purpose of !'eoeiv. to 5:00 P.M. up to and includ- for 011y Congregational Picnic or Grill ing registrations froOm the ing Monday, July 7, 1958, I qualified electors who have not which is the last day to reg- Payment WITHOUT PENALTY can be, I already registered and from iste~ for said. election. Vacition Church School 'I electors who will possess such YOU ARE FURETHER NOTI- WM. J. It made up to and including August, 3 I, qualifications on August 5, FIED that for the convenience 240 Chalfon+e, Avenuo \1958, the date CY.f the Primary of the electors,. the office of A,LLEMON 1958. Election. the Clerk will be open until YOU ARE FURTHER NOTI- 8:00 P.M. Monday, July 7, 1958. GARDEN SUPPLY Jul'y,7th •• FIED that the Office will be Thomas K. Jefferis 17727 Mac~ at Un,iversfty As provided by City Charter, a pen* open for regis1tration Monday Township Clerk through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. I THROUGH to 5:00 P.M. up to and inch,ld- Township of DEt~::RY' TU 2-7888 alty of I % will be added September I, . ing Monday, July 7, 1958," Grosse Pointe which is the last day to'regist- Ju'ly 18th Fo 1 1958, and an additionalY2 of 1 % on the er for said election. Ist, of each succeeding month. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTI- Week-day mhrnings, 9 to 12 noon. Distributed by FIED that for the' convenience of the electorS, the office of DORIS. M. DUFFY the Clerk will be. lY,penuniil Registration Fe. $3.00 per child for two weeks. Mcintosh Treasurer, City "f 8:00 P.M., Monday, .July. 7, , COAL CO. 1958. Call TUxedo 4-3075 to reqist.r. Grosse Pointe Farms TRIJ Th~mas E. Loughlin 11850 Kercheval Under i+le Direction of Mrs. Ruth B. Hunter. ~bIished GrotIlIe Po;nt. N:WS. July '1, 1~58 Township Clerk Detroit 14, Mich. 17821 r '-'0WD8h1p .of Lake VAlley 2..8500 - -, .," .• '--1 - .~ • ;,. .:1 ,- .. 1958 Thursday, Jury 3, 1958 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five ... --• Jon COLLECTS DAMAGES I MUSICIANS TO MEET The U.S. Supreme ~~urt has I Ch u r c h musicians :from Pointers Help Youngsters Steal Thieves.'$teal. Statler Offers ~egirls, Complete $8 FUR handed down a decIsIon UP-I Michigan and" surrounding Trinity College Boat From Pier $64 at Clubs Cornell g Eating Thrill Vernon, ho:din the right of a ~on- states will confer at Michigan Alteratic)ns STORAGE umon employe t.o recover dax;n-l State UniverS'ity July 6-11 at Trinity ColI e g e has an- Judd Emerson, a supervisor Thieves rifled the wallets of Detroit's Statler Hilton is in~ Clel.Jl.1ng, Glazlnl is Mas- Lecli•• ' • M.IS'. and Insurance Univer- a~es fr~m a umon 5>ec~use Its the fourth annual Church nounced the successful comple- at the Grosse Pointe CitY'Pier, :f.our persons O'n Sunday; June a troducing new eating 'thrill We f:onvert c!ouble-'Meuteel No charl"e for rips. pIcket lme prevented hIm from. . tion of it!' three year "Program reported to City police on 29, three at the Grosse Pointe , (Val. $100.00) in the Terrace Room, CAS-LIe • Ii i t I to linrle - ',neasted working in his regular job. MUSIC.WorkSl~op.. AJoout 150 of Progr~ss' development cam- Monday, June 23, that a group Club and one at the Country models, Restyling Any The damages awarded came to orga~llsts, chOIr d Ire c tor s, paign, and Trinity President of three young boys had stolen 'Club of Detroit, taking a total (pronounee.d Sbas-Li.kY, a spe- Type Fur. $10.000-$500 for loss of pay, chorIsters, cl~rgymen, te~chers Albert C. Jacobs paid special a motorboat which belongs to of $64, plus personal pap.ere;. cialty created by Indian chef6 MINK SPECIALISTS and $9,500 punitive damages. and others ~nterested In t~e ______. __ churoh mUSIC program WIll tribute to twO' Pointe men and E. E. Mueller, of 383 Lincoln The greatest loss was report~ at theIS'tanbul Hilten, Turkey. COMPLETE FUR SERVICE the, late James B, Webber, Jr., road, from the City docks. ofa C.~f'l meet at Kellogg Center for bhe ed by. J'ames French of' 174 t Served on a flaming sword aTe C. GOUNARIS r for their efforts in the drive. Thr~e' police officers an- larpel' week-long event. Pro g ram Ridge road, who told Farms deHcious chunks of prime ten- CLEANERS & TAILORS EXCLUSIVE FURRIER Cited were Yates G. Smith swered the, call and, in ques- '04 ChtJlmer. VA 1-4063 ,OU~s~ .-highlights will include piano, authorit.ies t~at s~me~ll~' had dierloin beef, large mushroom 904 Chalmers VA 1.4063 :AI" and Nerton Ives. iioning ,other youths on the I NEXr TO HEALY'S ."" carillon an'd organ recitals and ~roken moo' hIS sWImnu?g pool caps, green peppers and ripe NEXT TO HEALY'S EST. 1915 l"Sh1p ~~ scene, .it was discovered that Grosse Pointe <:lass sessions on devotions and The liberal arts college for f th h d . d locker ~nd taken $40 .m cash tomatoes. The swords are of .. _-----. -.' .__ .. ~-~- '" some 0 em a reCO'gTIilZe ,I wo ~."oo • hymnology, choral conducting, 1 d NORTHLAND EASTLAND men, 0, cat e I~ Hartford, .the delinquents and could pro~ fr.om ~IS wallet. No~hIng else S'tainlesrs steel with copper rvice CENTER CENTER organ and service pl1aying and Conn., 'Went over Its $4,570,~~ 'vide/the ,O!f:fenders~names and wa~ dlsturbed aooorp'1ng to the hilts. I r obher relat.ed topics. geal by close to' $100,00, Pres.l- addresses. pollce report:. am dent Jacobs reported. He paId . . To go along with this con. Use the l,ew City ..owned, special tribute tq Mr. Smith .In the meantIme the ~~ck The three w~llft8 rlfled at tinental theme is the exciting and Mr. Ives for their "signifi- Fm;n ~ypes .weakened, reahZ1D!g the Grosse ..Pomte Clu~ ~- music in the TerraCe Room of paved. attendant-operated cant contributien in exceeding thel~ Identlty was kn?wn:, an~ longed to' Charle~ Cudhp of End1'e Ocskay and his violin fully 900 Lake Shore road, who said bI .I two of the major campaign hastIly mpored theIr h~t that the thief had taken $10 ensem e. . .' goals: the million doUar alumni C1'l~ftat the foot of Three Mlle en in cash and his driver's license Endre IS enthUS'lastIcal1y goal, exceeded by approxi- drIve - tr:. fled f~,r the safe- and other personal papers; Dan "hep" up to the yery ~rd~! PA~~KING LOT rE tel $40000' and th $250 _' ty of theIr re.spective homes. ma y ',' e., Two of the trIO turned them- French of 130 Merriweather of jazz but there IS natIve fIre RCH 000 parents goal, exceeded by 1 . t th pol' ta who missed eight dollars i~ in his Hungarian fantasy and at rear of Jacobson's off . t 1 $10000" se ves In, a e Ice s - cash and a driver's li~ense and dan~e numbers. He does a t apprexlma. e y ,. . tien, and it wasn't much later for Infants and Children I He also not e d the long- th?t" the third was sought out papers; and Raymond Duffy ot "Hot Canary" number most St. Clair Avenue. Lock your 'ast and standing devO'tion and service at his house. 78 Handy place, whose l'Oss is masterfully. "Pied PIpers" are desIgned tor llttle six dollars in cash and driver's cC!rand shop il"l leisure! 'orship: feet, and are expertly fitted under th. of M:. Webber! ~ho at the time The youths, 13, 14, and 15 ! ry thru direction of Mr. William McCourt. Ex- of hIS de.ath In August, 1956, years of age, were released license and papers. c:lusively at Peter Pan in Grosse Pointe, "AH was servmg .the college as a to the custody of their par- The latter three told police Pastot , rII(. 170I 5 Kercheval life trustee and a national ents but were asked to re- they had placed.. the~r clothes Jac:obson's ~S chairman of le~dership gifts. port back to the City station in a car ne2Jr the dock on the Formerly a reSIdent of !:,ro~ the next morning - at which ucation TUxedo 5-9236 club gl"ounds, and were near veneal read, he was gradated time they received a severe the dc;ck, apparently ror a from Trinity in 1934. reprimand from Capt. Andrew sw~m. When they returned oo-c-:: ~ ..... "'"':'" ~ ...... ;...... " ..... :. ..;.. ~ • ..-.:-~ ••• '~ •• ~ • 1"':'"' ~;n I Mr. Smith, of 854 Edgemont, Teetaert. They were then re- they found their trouser was a leader in the parents released to their families, ,in pockets emptied and the wal- ~?>,'<:" " , " ! Younger Set Days section .of the drive, and Mr. whese hands their fa1Jeresf1;s'... lets, cash and other items Ives, 62 Stanton lane, was ac- missing. '" I Mondoys "nd Tu.sdoys tive in alumni work. He was FAMOUS VIENNESE graduated from Trinity in 1916. OB ITUARI ES twO' grandchildren J U r v i v e METHOD OF .~A "Styled"Haircut President Jacobs noted that Mrs. U'Ren. REJUVENATION Point. the major goals of the cam- ' Funeral .services were held paign have been realized. Fac- • Wrinkled Face and Neck Tuesday, with burial in White • Sagging Muscles rial Girls Under 14 ••. $1.00 ulty salaries have been en- JACOB DEKKER Chapel Cemetery. How TO PROfiT dowed with an additional $1,- ...... • Lorge Pores • Acne Girl5 14 Thru 17 .. $1.50 570,OOe, and substantial in- Mr. Dekker, of 1911 Mary- This method is very famous in =h NANNETTE THOMPSON THROUGH Europe and New York. Many dan) creases have already been giv- land avenue, died Friday, June stars have taken th1s treatment. I)re Rei. Until 5:00 p.m. .en; scholarships have been en:. 27. He is survived by'his wife, Mrs. Thompson, of 114 1 This is really exciting news for clowed . with . an ad<;Utional Peggy; and children, J a c k, Grayton road, died F ~ i day, TAX EXEMPTION ladies who want to improve !;'RS BY their complexion and look years ~tt. DO. $3,000; and indebtedness ',on Mrs. Jean Hill, and LeRoy. He June 27, She is survived by her Wi... today'. hip tax 1eYel.... younger. Within 7 shc,rt days Ketchum 'dormitories has been substan- also leaves a brother, Nick; children, J. L. Thompson, and ye.tora in m.dium .nd hip ~a you can look 10 years younger. Acne gone in 10. days. 1L. "Theil Bernard tial1y reduced. and three sisters, Mrs.' Kath- J. G. Thompson. br.ckets are.tuminc to tn.fr .. 11 erine Dykstra, Mrs. Della Kes~ Funeral services were held . Municipal Bondi for income that tRVICB Hair Stylists "The much needed Student sen, and Mrs. Mal'Y Kessen. Monday in Butler, Pennsyl- they un keep, me is • ~M. Center should soon become a Funeral services were held vania, with burial taking place If you h•.,. • taabl. iacome 2 LOCATlTONS TO SERVEYOU realfty, also" the president Monday, with burial in Wood. CBOOL in Tulsa, Oklahoma. of 110,000 01' men. yo. ~1be ~. said. "We have to' date. re- lawn Cemetery...... , 20845 MACK AVE'. 20307 WEST 7 MILE well repaid by in"eet.\pliul the ceived $1,250,000 fer this build- ...... adyantalfJII of tax-exempt State 2 BLKS. N. OF 8 MILE ACROSS FROM CITY BANK ing, one of our major geals WILLIAM C, ROSCH IlIIlUllllllU~ GROSSE POINTE WOODS DETROIT, MICHIGAN WALTER MAJESKA. and Municipal Bondi. FOE' ill. in the 'Program of Progress.' Mr. Rosch, of 2025 Baufait .tance, if you file a tingle retura ;z TUXEDO '.0953 KENWOOD 4.7630 Mr. Majeska, 41, of 2244 road, died Thursday, June 26. Other gifts have made it pos- OIl .. taxable income of tl"'OOO, EXPERT == Hampton road, was killed late He is survived by his wife, ..~~.~ sible to add $500,000 to the you would ftan to recein Ii din. Thursday, June 26, ,in an auto- .Julia, and two sons, John and • Hair Coloring general endowment of the col. mobile accident at E. Eight dend return of 7.4590 GI1 .. taxa. R lege." Arnold. ble ..curity in order to equal the I Mile road and Boulder. Wit- Funer.al servi~ were held • Hair Cutting Bomd. nesses said he, an electrician, yield from a 3.50,0 tax.free SatU1'day, with. interment in It'. 30Methi"l kI ,hiAk about! pulled intO' the eastbound lane • Hair Styling e.oda Scotia, New York. \ I Two Cars Tangle in front of another car. He Our New Booklet, "How ,.. Pront Tbroup Tu.l:aem,.... was dead' on arrival at Sara- • Permanents { ~ toga General Hospital. , WORKER INJURED aplains in pWA 1ulU&lc 1Hr At Intersection aeed for tu: ex.. ptiol1,tell. how • Manicuring Mr. Majeska is survived by Armond Ricci, 64, of 22920 mucft tb.e high.arade mveatZDeall We carry a COMPLETE STOCK of lumber and Another (un)lucky ticket his wife, Au dry, and two I Raymond, St. Clair Shores, call be 'Worth to 10" There'. JlO \ I I moldings •.• panelling for any job ••• special' holder is Robert Trombley, of daughters, Carol and Patsy. He suffered a broken thumb and .LligatiOil. Send for copy teda". 839 Rivard boulevard. also leaves 'his father, Adam bruises on his arms and • phOil. cabinet hardware, locks and hinges. Trombley, ] as t Saturday, M., six sisters, and two broth- j shoulders when the ladder on fiRST OF MI(jHIG~ MAIElt k WERNER See our display of Z-BRICK for walls, fire- June 28, was driving east on ers. which he was standing, broke, CORPORATIOM SALONS places, planter boxes, etc. Kerche\'lal avenue when he Funeral services were held and he fell to the floer .. The made a left turn onto Rivard, Monday, with burial in White I ..M Iidg. . Detroit 2' I mishap occurred while he was 17670 MACK 15311 E. WARREN directly in front of a car driven Chapel Cemetery. 'WO 2-2055 working in a Mack avenue At Univenity Near Beaconsfield by Anthony J. Toia...... • Gre ..d Ro,id., Flint, I.,. City store, on Tuesd,ay, June 17. I.ttle Cr.ek TU 1~3190 Our Service Is FREE The subsequent collision did BERNICE L. MERRILL TU 1-7297 I:: Lanain" Port Huro.. . We wi!l gladly help you plan any project - PORCH - Woods police took him to St. 11II"1II11ll~ considerable damage to. botli. Mrs. Merrill, of 163 McKin~ Slenderizing and facial Treatments Only at Mock Solon! RECREATION ROOM - DEN - ATTIC - or that extra John Hospital for treatment. room. You can do the work yourlel~ or we will do it for vehi~les.. ' ley avenue, died Friday, June you. Our information is at your service. TOla, who bves at 20632 27. She is survied by her hus- Lochmoor boulevard, in Har- band, Norman; and children, per Woods, was taken to Bon Mrs. Henry C. Hey, Mrs. Mor. Secours Hospital for treatment timer Cewen, and Edward S. Robbins Floor Tile Peg Legs-Black, Brass of his head injuries and a . Funeral services and burial Cafe Doors Lazy Suzans laceration on his. arm.. took place Menday in Port- Lcuvre Doors Accordian Doors Trombley was Issued a tlcket land Maine. for reckless driving, and bOoth ' *...., Bermuda Blinds Filo" Plastic Sheets cars were towed. to the rear ALBERTA E. U'REN Dutch Boy Paints Formica of the City police station. Mrs. U'Ren, of Merriweather Rollout Sheives Vari ..Krom Spray road, died Saturday, June 28. with She is survive'd by her hus- band, Thomas H., and children, Carol and Virginia Pruett; and LAMP her mother, Mrs. Caroline Er- ickson, of Ishpeming, Mich. 6fhe HANDIMAN Shop She also leaves her sisters, Mrs. G. Newton Eade and Mrs. Formerly Powers Lumber Co. TROUBLE" R t: b e r t Bennett; and four .brothers, Astor, Carl, Arnold 19650 Harper Ave. TUxedo 2-4800 Bring it to us! and Earl Erickson. In addition OPPOSITE HARPER WOODS CITY HALL

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Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Jury 3, 1958 Thursday

WOODS - SHORES a AMERICAN LEAGUE W L St. Paul 78ers Little League Yankees 7 Tigers . .. 7 BABE RUTH LEAGUE "Red Sox .. . 6 i Capture Title Ne "White Sox ...... 5 I 5 Standings as of June 28 I Baseball MINOR Senators ...... 4 7 St. Paul's compl~ted its FARMS - CITY - PARK IndIans , .. 3 8 finest. year in CYO grade Last week saw the wmdup The Yankees started off the CITY tally by the fine fielding of NATIONAL LEAGUE school competltlOn by WInning of the fJ.rst half seasOn 111 th€ second ha1f of the season for East Cardmals . 8 STANDINGS City-Bark-Farms Babe Ruth Dashing Donnie Craig; who Reds . '" . 8 3 the 1958 CYO baseball charn- the AmerIcan League by beat- W L though handicapped by polio, "'Braves ...... 8 2 pionship on Tuesday, June 24, Leagu~. Cinclllnati captured mg the White Sox 3 to 2, Hall- Braves 10 2 .Dodgers . .. .. , 4 made all three putouts at sec- Phllhes ... , .... " .. .. 2 ~ with a 5-4 victory over Christ first place' m the NatIOnal er the wmner. Harriet Sue Cardmals 7 5 ohd base, one unassisted. This Giants.. .. 2 9 the King in the fmal game. League and Kansas City took The Yankees then lost to the TEXAS LEAGUE Of Hu Cubs 5 7 was a bnlliant piece of work 2 St. Paul's did It the hard top honors in the P. mencan Tigers 3 to 2 with Ghesquiere's Dodgers 2 10 Houston .. . " 8 Hu by fRfD RUnnUlS and a fitting reward for a Beaumont :... I 5 5 way, coming fr.om behind in League. single drIving in the winning A double no~hitter and some San Antonio . . 4 In glames played 12~t week young fellow who nev~r quits Dallas...... 3 6 the sixth InnIng with a three run and giving Walker the Harriet heavy sluggmg marked play regardless of the odds. .. Game to make up 7 run rally that' nipped Christ the Cubs and Kansas CIty wm. in the Grosse Pointe City Lit- Last Week's Results battled to a 6-6 tIe th:at was stons, of Hu The HabItants also had hi~ the Kmg, wh.o appeared to Boston came on to win over Boat Club Regatta, Barely tle League last week as the AMERICAN ~JEAGUE called at the end of the eighth June 25, in ( octane performances by Thorpe TIgers 5. Senator, 2. sew up the game WIth a three the Yankees 11 to 5. frant-runnmg Braves moved Inning because of darkness. Randolph H and Bantl~. The former not White Sox 4. Indians 3. run rally III the fifth Inhmg, The Tigers played 9 innings to WIthin 1% games of clmch- lied Sox 5, Yankeoes 2 to take a 4-2 lead. The game was resmned the to win over the Indians 4 to 1 For her Misses Setting Record ing the pennant by downing only caught a very aggreSSIve Red Sox 5, WhIte Sox 4. Yankees 13, Senators 6. Bob King had allowed only followmg day and ai tel' two with Trefzer the winner, Lee the Dodgers, 4-2, and the CaJI'- game, but garnered a hIt and a bride chose, TIgerS 5, Indians 3 tJwo hIts In the first five and a ha1f scoreless innings gettmg a home run with two The DetrOIt Boat Club just mi~ed by one boat of dina1s, 16-4. walk at the plate. The latter, a Senators. 5, T1gers 4 silk bombaz Yankees 3. Senators 2 frames and appeared to have JO€ Becker singled horne Dave on tvmg the all tIme local regatta entry record of 169 in its The double llo-ilutter came boy of the maJor league, cali- a sabrina NATIONAL LEAGUE the 78ers handcuffed. ills Rein WIth the wmnmg run to The MIlwaukee Braves won in the Cubs-Cardinals game ber, clouted the ball for a dou- Reds 5, GIants 2 sleeves and 62nd sallmg regatta held on Lake St. ClaIr last Saturday, magic disappeared in the sixth give Kansas City a hard earned over the PhIl lIes 10 to 4, Stan- when Davle Sachf authored ble and triple while drIving Braves 4, Cards 3. June 28. ~' Dodgers 12. Phllhes 2. mning when an error, a sacri- 7-6 victory. ley the winning pitcher, then accenting th the season's fIrst no-hit, no- all of his teams runs. Pitcher Braves 18. Phillies 2 Race chall'man and VIce com- George McCormIck made it fICe fly and smgles by Jack The two first half season lost to the Dodgers 5 to 2, and cap embro run game to lead the Cubs Charly Clute, who stopped Dodgers 10. Giants 6. modore Kurt Keydel beamed two In a row In th€ L Class Cards 1 Reds 0 Maertens, F red Wissman, champions met on Thursday, lost agam to the Cardinals 3 pearls held past the Cards, 3-0. Ironically, front running Rochester cold, TEXAS LEAGUE fro m ear to ear as he an- and was followed by Guy Mc- Steve Handlos and John Kolo- June 26, with Cincinn.lti belt- to 1, Ewald pitching a three- veil of HIl MIke LaRue also pItched a was no match for the Flyers Dallas 12. Beaumont 7 nounced that hIS regatta was Narron and Fred Jensen. Boyd Houston 9, San Antonio ". jeski produced the wmning ing Kansas CIty 9-3 behind the hitter to wm. carried Euch no-hItter for the Cards, but as they smashed out 13 hits m- San AntOniO 3. Dallas 2. the largest of the current sea- Benkert took the Raven prIze runs. pitchmg of Joe Krn.~r. Two In a pitchmg battle between ivy. 4 walks and 4 costly errorrs eluding 3 doubles and a trIple. Houston 7, Beaumilnt 2 SClll. the second largest In the bv a wIde maIgm wIth Al Bor- NEXT WEEK'S SCf~EDUL..E Tom Moxley, St. Paul's ace days later Kansas CJty suf- Zosel of the Dodgers and allowed the Cubs three runs ThIS was a routine mISSIon for Linda John. history of the DetrOIt RIVer t~lottI placmg second and Bob July '1 southpaw, gave up only SIX fered Its second loss of the Ewald of the Cardmals, the , Yacht~ng ASSOCIatIon, and the and the ball game. Young the Bombers who at mid sea- Dodgers vs. Reds. No 1; Cards ter's maid of Kerr thIrd. However, Kerr was vs. Phlllies, No 2; Braves vs. hits,' survived a rough fourth season when Baltimore squeez- game was called after playing largest m Boat Club hIstory_ Sachs' &teady control, which son had a squad battmg aver- Giants. No.3; Beaumont vs. Hous- ed out a 5-4 win for I:S second dIsqualIfied for crossmg the inmng and fmished m a blaze to a scoreless tie after eIght organza walt he has exhibited on the mOW1d age of .325 with five regulars ton. No.4, Dallas vs. San Antonio, The all-hme record was es- No 5. of glory. It was his seventh VIctory of the season. Kansas innmgs. Her pmk op I starting lIne too early and Roy all season, p:roved to be the tablIshed In the DetrOIt Yacht hItting wen over .500 and three July II wm of the season and st. CIty put together a 5 run first The Dodgers dropped their Barbicr moved into the prIze dIfference in this hard fought WhIte Sox vs Yankees. No 1. was of horseh Club Sweepstakes regatta a hitting way over the .300 mark. Paul's eleventh s t r a I g h t innmg to turn back Washmg- other game to the PhiNies 8 CIrcle. game. In spIte of the fact that SenatorJ) vs Indians, No.2, Red ried rubrum Ii few years back. The way sklp- SUMMARIES Phil Hodgeman who is leaving Sox vs Tigers. No 3. triumph WhIM produced the ton in a 10-8 thrIller that saw to 5, Schumaker the winner. he wound up as the losing July 9 The attend, PPI s are rcspondmg to InVIta- The summanes for the oldest for summer camp with a bat- title. SkIp Beltz belt his second In an 8-inning game be- pItcher, LaRue pitched one o.f Braves vs Cards, NO.1: Phlllies the honor ma t100S to compare thIS yeal the sal!,ng event In local waters is as ting average of .714, made his vs Dodgers. No.3. Reds vs. Giants. Seve!"al of the St Paul home run of the game. Her- tween the Phillies and the follows the finest games seen In the No 6. Harper, of Ne old mark IS m Jeopardy m fu- farewell appearance something players were also members of genrabher was the \V1nning GIants. the former nosed out Ct\llsmg A-Falcon. Clare Jacobs league thus far thIS season. July 10 pitcher. ture regattas. Last Straw. Jerry Clements-Clar- to remember by gettmg a sing- Senators vs. Tigers, No 1. White the 78er basketball team whIch the latter 3 to 2 behind the ence Baker; Revelry .. Norm a n lUI three runs scorred against Sox vs Indians. NO.2. Red Sox "Falcon" Gets Revenge le, double and triple w h i Ie also captured the CYO city In the second game of the pitchmg of Dhooge who wa~ Sarns. V!tesse. Pat Collms. hIm were the dIrect result of vs Yankees. No 3; Houston vs tWill bIll the Cubs no:,ed out Clale Jacobs' New York 32 pitching three m~sterful in- Dallas, No 4: San Antonio vs champIOnship last spting. It relIeved by Stockard In the Cruising B - Meteor III. Henry errors. Beaumont, No 5 Miss L sloop "Falcon" gamed a mea- Bllrkard Querida. Skip Grow-Car- nmgs allowing but three hItS marked the first time In the Cincmnati i-6 and a game that eIghth. ter Sales. Blkml. Llwyd Ecde- Sachs' no-hit, no-run VIC- Week's Highlights saw the S<:oOre s'ee-saw back 111 e of revenge for her loss In while strikmg out SIX. He then Craig Anderson and J1m Beaure- hIstory of the gigantlc CYO St. Louis beat the GIants S stone. Spray. Blll Maul; Vashti. tory stands out m a season and forth. Cmcinnatl was the MIlls race the week pI e- John Detwiler. AquaVit Charles shIfted to left fIeld where In ~ard were the hitting stars in the loop that one team had cap- to 4, Vroom the winner. OfW CO(~-Walter Robinson; Chummmg. which up to thi;') game was Tigers' victor1es the past week to trailing In the seventh inning VIOUS when 'Falcon" led the the last of the fIfth he made a mamtain a tie With the Yankees tured two htles In one year Boston shut out the Indian~ Miles Smith dommated by the batters. The sensational catch of a long for the Am~rican Lea~ue leoad and league offic!als feel it may but pushed across two runs bIg CrUlSll1g A fleet over the Cr\liSin~ C - Dauntless II. Tom Braves, sluggmg champs of 9 to 0 and the White Sox won MISS Leon Hanson. Happmess, Karl Ness. Old drive by Bantle fo!' the Coupe The White Sox defeated the In- never be done agau.n. on a smgle by Dam€n, a walk fml<;h lme m a dandy 8-10 mIle the league, kept It up last dIans 4 to 3 m a well pitched over Boston 7 to 1, and again studies teacI Rarletv. Susan FIsher. Grace Note. De Grace. The sixth inning was 1!ame The Indians outhit the Sox The startmg lineup for the to Westoff, a two base hit by an hour southeast breeze that Kurt Keydel Glory Bea 11. JIm week, hammermg out fl\te over the Indians 13 to 7. Pointe High, CarlIn. Balqulhldder, Bill Bremer; called because of darkness. 7 to 3. The Wh1te Sox outhit the champions mcluded: s€(xmd Hansen whIch scored Darnen gfJt the fleet ho:-ne in good extra base hIts,. mcludmg Red Sox 10-4 but three errors were Standings as of June 29 selected as on, DI.lnc. Hu,E!h Fuller Albacore. Bruce Zink pItched the 4th costly 1n losmg 5 to 4 baseman J 0 h n Kolojeski; WIth the tying run and West- American League order Henry Dunlap. Radiant. Gerd home runs by Greg MIller and ers throughou ar.d 5th allowmg no hIts or In the ,E!ame of the week the shortstop ChIck Haner;third off WIth the wmnmg rUll. Tom w L Followmg . F a 1 con" was Schneider: BruJest. Don Sucher. Barry Trombly. Their bIg bats Cardinals defeated the R~ds 1 to O. TIgers .. 2 o receive a tu. Lotus. Bob Zell runs while striking out four. baseman Steve Handlos; pItch- Munson was the wmmng Jerry Clements' and Clarence Lrought them theIr two wins Ted Buda of the Cards and Earl WhIte Sox .2 1 for the Sumn Cruistnl:' D-Belletnx. Harold Du- Johnny Verxlcal, 8 yea r s Meyers of the Reds both pltchmg er Tom Moxley; catcher Tom pItcher. Red Sox .. .2 1 Baker's "Last Straw" WhlCh sahnt; MitZI Frank Taylor. Temp- and an almost insurr'mountable two hitters. Buda helped his own Yankees. . 1 2 In terna tional old, pItching hIS fIrst game Hoffman; centerfielder Gary mpped "Falcon" on corrected tress. Jim Stuart. Alady V. Aaron league lead. One mor€ VIctory cause With a tImelv h1t. Terry IndIans ..... 0 3 Weier is cur Evans: Challeng". BIll McCurdy for Buffalo held a hard hIt- Goll and Jack WhItney of the SchIck; rIght fielder Pete SUFFERS SHOCK National League tIme to take the Crmsmg A Belladonna Ivan Tavlor Ev-Tldc. WIll assure the Braves at least Cardmals . 2 o the Work~hop Cards made r{ame savmg catches Schneber, left fIelder and Sharon Hunter, 17, of 1218 dntlSIOn MIlls prIze a week Howard Hyatt. Wmlassie. Bob a tIe for the, champlOnsJhip tIng Havana team to three hIts in the outfield m suoport of Buda Phlllies . . 2 1 Northwestern Dodd. Seeker. Don Holka: PolarIs. in chalkmg up a 4 to 3 win The Reds defeated the Giants 5 pitcher Jack Maertens and Brys drive, suffered from Dodg-ers . . . 1 1 earher. Rupert Bell Galaxy BIll Gmemer. and six more games remam to Braves 1 June 23 to Ju to 2 with Lary SIowlCk pitching first baseman Fred WIssman. shock when she fell from her 2 Nub b v Sarns' "Revelry", Squash Blossom. Bob Drean. Gra- be played by each team. on June 24th. Tirmg in the hiS :fourth win of the season with GIants 0 2 cie. Paul Goetcheus Blue Mist Jim fIfth mmng, he was relIeved the help of Mike Shannon's tnple Jack Maertens, St. Paul's bIcycle and bumped her head, AMERICAN DIVISION' The Worksh whIch pa~ed the fleet around Laws. Lm cr. Lynn Stedman. Quest, It IS no aCCIdent that th~ and stn~le accountmg for three of by Randy Pri€st who shut out second pItcher, had a 4-0 whIle pedaling near her home Indlviduai Batting Averages ed by the Nor the fIrst two course markers, Bob Llvm~ston. Seranade. Bob Braves are leadmg the lea,gue. tl~ Reodsfive runs First HaIr 1958 Connolly; Roamer. Hubert Wishard. the opposition, stnking out Ro~er Hada of the Dallas team record for the season. on FrIday, June 27. She Wel Plaver AB H Pet. ciation of CoIl ~;;]Ipped to thIrd place as shc Neptune Ed Pfalz ptardust. Mcl- They have had excellent pitch- pitched a two hItter m defeatmg four of the SIX batters he faced. taken to St. John HOSPItal by M Lafave New York 22 12 .545 ary Schools F Ju:-.t squeezed out Pat Collms dmm MacPetrle disqualtfIed. not 109 all season. Greg Miller, Beaumont 12-7 In another two hIt- J Stevenosn. New York 18 8 .444 re1!lstered With DRYA Cracchiola pitched the entire ter DenniS R:lleigh of Houston de- PHILLIES I, CUBS 6 Woods polIce for treatm>('nt. Proj ect, the N • V I t e s S 8" by 9 seconds on wl:th SIX straIght wins, is the LP-D1Ck Strtcker Ted Trefzer. DetrOlt ... 33 14 .424 CK Catboat Team-DetroIt Yacht game for Havana. allowmg feated San Antonio 9-2 W Lee. DetrOit .:n 13 .419 partment of } elapsed tIme. Cluh H) DetrOit Boat Cluh 14 league leader in that depa!l't- WP-Gary Filupait P Bumpus. Cleveland .. 27 11 407 BRAVES 9. DODGERS 3 BREAKS ANKLF. and the Schoo H a n k Burkard's "Meteor Edison Eoat Club 11 (lndIvldual- ment. YOlmg Bruce Harper only seven hItS. R Momere. Boston .. 30 15 .395 Conrad Ott Jerry Jordnn. Harold PARK SUMMARIES WP-John Gates Woods Pollee took Da'e An- B Mumaw. New York 38 15 395 Northwestern III" nudged "Falcon" out of Waldo. Bob Greenmg: Ed Cowles. has won four. The "hItting has \ Strong armed Roger Vort- LP-Tom Nettles K. McDonald. Chicago 30 11 .367 . h' d MA.JOR LEAGUE SUMMARIES CARDS 5. GIANTS 1 derson, 15. of 2142 BeaulaIt, to signed for soc. the overall pnze by les~ than a Bruce Renaud. Bob Rodgcr Lee been good an season and the man st ar t mg IS secon game, ATHLETICS 9 8 0 S VanHohn. New York 28 9 .321 Smith) , WP-Tom McCormick St. John Ho:;plta1 on F nday, T. Moxley. Detro1t 35 11 .314 ers, it 'is dew mmute and also won her thIrd team runs the bases well and on June 28, for Buffalo was YANKEES I 2 1 LP-Carl Rea Team Ba.ttinl: A vera-ges K Class - Pete Krcmltch. North CARDS 10. CUBS 6 June 27, when the youth broke to strengthen: consecutIve DRYA race in stockton Riney Zeidler A G plays heads-up ball. short on Control, but his 'fast WP-Tommy Thompson First Half 1958 LP-Lee Shepherd WP-Henry Hornberger his ankle while playmg base- Team Boyiston. Duke Huber. Bill Mc- In the other end of the ball limIted Miami to three ORIOLES 2 6 2 AB R H Pet. of internatiOl CrUIsmg B Sklp Grow's and LP-Richard Crawford New York 307 88 91 296 Graw; John Harcian standings are Dodgers. The 2 . SENAT0RS. 0 2 0 BRAVES 6. PHILLIES 1 ball at the Grosse Pointp. Uni- DetrOIt the secondary Carter Sales' "QuerIda" was CK Free For AI1- Carl Jones; hItS. MeanwhIle hIS teammates WP-Mlke KtnJ!sley WP-Gary Dlouhy . 290 53 64 .221 won, J 0 lost record of the verSIty School playground. Cleveland. . .. 276 4() 55 .199 second followed by L 1 w y d Dave Laffery R Thorsen. Bob were taking advantage of the LP-Ed Mourad LP-R1chard Rozycki Chicago ... 257 49 49 .190 Highligh tin, Hedge JIm Hughes J Wems, R Dodgers 1S deceIving. The 16 11 o GIANTS 9. DODGERS 2 Ecc1estone's -.BIkmnI" MIamI pItchers to chalk up i:~~~S Boston .. 294 50 49 .167 WIll be lectu: St Amour. (17 starters). team has played excellent ball 7 5 5 WP-Tom Reed GREED Pitching Averages Tonlmy Hanson's PIlot sloop Privateer- Class-Cotton Top Bob 15 hItS to win 23 to 10. Karl WP-Dlck Ha~man LP-Carl MeYer First Halt 1958 (3 or more games) most of the tIme this year, Down through the ag,~s the perts as Gab "Dauntless II" contmued to Roadstrum; Nlaid. Charle~ Haug; Beysiegel had a perfect day wii:iTl~n6xc~mml .. 5 6 0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PItcher W L Pet. IndIan Drum. SId Marsh; L Allegra. losmg more close ones than W L goal of some men seems to be, S VanHorn. New York. 5 0 1.000 professor of make shambles of the Cruis- WIth fIve hits in fIVe tImes at SENATORS 4 5 1 CHARLESTON Bill Howard; Spmdnft. Oscar Carl- any other team m the league. . hi t' 1 WP-Mlke Renaud .10 ~ not the most money, but more P Bumpus. Cleveland . 3 0 1000 Princeton Un' mg C fleet when she won her son bat, contmumg s sensa IOna LP-John Entenman WICHITA. 8 C Haller. New York . ~ 0 1000 OMAHA 6 5 money. mond Platig L Class-George McCormick Guy They work hard. practIce hitting that has sparked the ATHLETICS 3 6 1 J Foster. Clucago . 2 1 .667 thIrd consecutIve race on Lake DENVER 6 6 R Mamere. Boston. .. 4 3 571 fessor of in1 McNarrof. Fred Jensen Hillary often and ManageT George INDIANS 0 3 0 MINNEAPOLIS St. ClalT Mlcou Guy Ireland John Rickel; team all season. WP-Tommy Thompson 4 7 T Trefzer. Detroit 2:2.500 tlOns, Univer Bud Dilks. Ken Argo WIlson IS Instllling a SPIrIt of INDIANAPOLIS 4 8 The true cost of expe "Ience W. Walker. DetrOlt . 2 2 500 Monopoly Ended In the American Assocla- LP-Rodney Luzi LOUISVILLE 2 10 K. MacDonald. Chicago 2 3 .400 Ravens-Boyd Benkert; Al Borto~ confidence m the Dodgers In WHITE sox IS never fully realIzed untIl Francis L. K. : Cnllsmg D class was won 6 3 1 WICHITA 16, DENVER 15. K. Stanley. Cleveland . 0 4 .000 loth: Roy Barbier. Gordon Mc~ spIte of theIr won-lost record. tlOn the Mmneapohs MIllers ORIOLES 1 5 1 WP-Moreau. LP-Christenson one goes to court. the Northwes hy Halold Dushane's "Belle- Cabe. Bill Nagel-Ed Desmond. Stu swamped the LouiSVIlle Colo- WP-Danny Engel INDIANAPOLIS 16. OMAHA :J of anthropolog Japmga. Tom Jeffries. J1m Moran Lookmg to next year, the LP-Peter Martz WP-Harms; LP-Dletrlch tnx:' on corrected tIme and nels 24-14, on June 24. In spIte NATIONAL J..EAGUE Bob Kerr dlsquctltfled Dodgers could make things MINNEAPOLIS 24.LOUISVILLE 14 hIte Apter, assist<' brought to an enc~ the mono- LIghtnin;:s-Her:,y Cawthra Alex of the football lIke score, none PIRATES 4 5 n WP-Anderson; uP-HowIe 'Y Sox moved up one pOSI. Park Offering hot for the other teams m the BRAVES 2 6 0 political scien poly Frank Taylor's "MItIZl" A11Rrdycc JIm Schudel. Gf'orge CHARLESTON 12. ST PAUL" bon to seco!'!!! a~d tnird places, Cl- - league. of the runs were walk.ins and WP-PauJ Be:wregard IT. Chicago. Therr DaVIS. Fred Wilhelm Walter WP-Hess. LP-Danforth respectIvely. as the Sel13tors had held on fIrst place In the Roney; Don FaIrchild; Charles there was only one home run in LP-Bob Purcell DENVER 7. CHARLESTON 5 enlllS l11lC The Dcdgers showed their dropped to fourth place by los- quired semina cla~s thb season. However Grant; Dick Dickman Ron Mac~ the game which was made by BRAVES . 14 R 2 vv.p--Mlles. LP-Nickel Duff. Allan Kass Jim Mlllles, potential by beatIng the Cubs CARDINALS ... 3 8 3 INDIANAPOLIS 9, LOUISVILLE 8 ing two games. area studies : Taylor placed second ahead of Charles Ellery. Robert Knopp. Ri.chard DeCook of Louisville. WP-Pete Short WP-N1Chols: LP-Sc:hultz Grosse POl11te Par k an- last week, 8-3, behind the fine A two-hit shutout pitched by sessions in .Tlm Start's "Temptress" to Dick Crandall. JIm Kohls; George The MIllers made 19' runs in GIIfNT~kip Doane 8 9 J MINNEAPOLIS 8. OMAHA 3 nounces that It is now offer- Grenske fIve-hIt PItChing of Johnny WP-Van Hollenbeck. LP-Luber MIke Kin g s 1e y gaVE the methods, aud- maintain hIS leadershIp for FIymg Scot-Ed Kelly. Bob Tur- Stempf1e, who registered hIS the fourth inning with practi- RED LEGS 3 4 3 ing free instruction in a week- . WP-Rlchard Van Horn lNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE league-leading Onoles a .~ to 0 the DYRA season champion- ner. John Madsen ' fIrSt lIttle league VIctory. cally the whole team b attmg LP-Bob France ly Tennis ClInic, held at 11 Thistle Class-Herb Mamwanng. .ROCHESTER . ': ~ VIctory over the Senator." but ShIp. Dick Blanchard. Harvey FIsher. Other players who dId wel~ twice. The LouiSVIlle team GIANTS 5 8 0 COLUMBUS. 9 3 a m every Saturday at the . '1 th DODGERS. 0 0 0 BUFFALO ., . the OrIoles lost their other Bobby Roadstrum slId 1llS Ayers MorrIson; Doug Wake. for themselves last week In- used three pItchers Whi e e WP-Durward DeCavltte Park courts Luder Class - Peter Fmk. Ward MONTREAL ~ ~ game t 0 the White Sox, 6 to 1, PnvatE:er "Cotton Top" over DetWIler; BIll Fisher; Jim French clude ChI"IS Curran of the Millers used two. Bobby And-. LP-Dick Sims HAVANA 5 6 Park reSIdent William Pat- ., l'tcher RED LEGS ., . .. 8 'T 0 despIte the three-hIt hurlmg of the lme fIrst to wm the Rob- Charles Homer Bravesj who conti'nued his fine erson was th e wmnmg p . CARDINALS .. :! 5 0 TORONTO 4 8 tyn has generously offered hi~ Folkboat Class-Ross Kagel; Fred RICHMOND . 3 8 Peter Martz. bIe Robmson MemOrIal Trophy Kalowlch. Don Hanna Dan .Bar~ fieldIng for the league lead- WP-Paul DOUVIlle MIAMI 2 8 services and is teaching adults LP-Joe Colosimo The Athletics' two victories for the fIrst tIme. In three rett. S D Bradley, Bob Wood ers; Gary Burkemo, who fm- PIRATES MIAMI 7. TORONTO 6 . and children, from beginners Crescent Clasc; - Earl Zuehlke. FARMS .. 8 8 1 RICHMOND 10, ROCHESTER 8 were c red i t e d to Tommy through advanced status, the preVIOUS years Bob had the Bob BrodoWIc,,:. Dick Hill; Lynn ally found the .r:ange for hIS , DODGERS 1 3 J WP-Mlke McDonald COLUMBUS 12. MONTREAL 4 Thompson.\ He was the win- mIsfortune to foul out Chuck Babcock fIrst home run of the season Good hitting that featured BUFF'ALO 4, HAVANA 3 techniques of the game. Last Club Sloop Class-AI Koch. John LP-DaVld McCollum MONTREAL 8, MIAMI 6 ning pitcher in a 9 to 1 tIlt Haufi's 'NImd" placed second In the Cubs' losmg effort AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS Saturday. the Clinic's opening BrIden; Horace Demchak. R. Eaves: the American League TIgers' In RICHMOND 11. HAVANA 5 with the Yankees, who were Ralph Anderson against the Dodgers; and Joe W L COLUMBUS 13. TORONTO 8 day, 25 Park reSIdents were on ahead of SId Marsh's "lndlchl the first half of the season ORIOLES 10 3 Handicap Universal-Meryl Amo, Reed, Dodger fIrst sacker, BUFFALO 23. MIAMI 10 held to two hItS, and a1s() in a hand to take advantage of Mr. Drum" fo knot the two m a John Sauer, Don Dlpboy~; JIm Mc~ has carrIed over into the early ATHLETICS .. 8 5 HAVANA 9. ROCHESTER 8 whose improvmg play at fI'rst WHITE SOX . .. 8 6 3 to 0 game WIth the Indiam, Pattyn's generous program. pomt tle for the class Sprmg Carthy. R E. HeSS: N Hollarbach; part of the second half of tqe Clark Taylor. Gerhard Lorenz; base is a bright spot in his SENATORS ..... 7 6 who collected only three hits. The Park Tennis Tourna- Trophy senes. Harry Tomlinson .. schedule. The. Tigers are cur- INDIANS.. 4 9 team's pIcture. YANKEES .... . 3 11 PARK Besides their win over the ment Wl'll commence Saturday, rently leading the league WJth NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS Four Am e r 1can League Orioles, in which Danny Engel 1 The season's second double July 12, and WIll run through- 17600 lIVER~OIS nr. All two wins and no losses. GIANTS . . 12 1 teams and three N a t iOn a I header will get underway at BRAVES .. .. 11 3 was the wmning pItcher, the out the entire week. There '15304 KERCHEVAL n~ 8 On the other hand the Yank- League teams were bunched at ] pm. Friday, July 4, at the PIRA TES . 10 3 White Sox bested the Sen- WIll be men's and women'~ • ees first half champions, have RED LEGS . . 4 10 the top of their respective cir- league dIamond, Charlevoix DODGERS 2 11 ators, 5 to 4, with Mlk£' Re- smgles, and mixed doubles. sli~ped to ,last place in the cuits-each with more than a Boat Banter and Neff. The Braves a!).d CARDINALS 1 12 naud pIcking up the victory. Entry forms are available at second round due to two losses COLLEGIATE LEAGUE mathematical chance of win- Dodgers will square off in the SUMMARIES The lone American Lpague the Park gate for the nominal By Fred Runnells first game. followed by the in as many starts. NORTHERN CONFERENCE ning a pennant-as the Grosse home run of the week came fee of 50 cents. Steve B a chI e helpl'ld the HARVARD .. .( 8 0 Pointe Park Little League Cubs-Cardinals tussle. ' FORDHAM. . . 6 0 1 off the bCtt of Joe Brady, of PhIllies take over first place Baseball season passed the I Summaries of last week's WP-Paul Szmlgel the Yankees, during the 11) to 7 SPORTS AWARDS The Fourth of July weekend urday night. The second stage games: in the National League with a LP-Billy Schm1dt ' two-thirds point. victory of hIS team ove)' the ILLINOIS ...... 9 9 0 The following boys from is gomg to be a busy one for of the race WIll be from Hen- Braves 4 no hit, no run game against GREAT LAKES .. 6 10 0 The Orioles, Athletics, White Indians. WP-Steve Taylor Grosse Pointe area have re- local WIn d wag 0 n sailors. r 's down the south channel, Dodgers 2 the last place Pirates. Sox and Senators ranked in There were two "fIrstS" for LP-Dwlght Angell ceived awards for participation a~r~ss the lake to the :fmish WP, Bruce Harpel'; LP, Bob that order in the American the 1958 season in Collegiate WmdmIll Pomte Yacht Club AMERICAN LEAGUE EVANSVILLE.. .. 8 11 2 in interscholastic S p r in g S,TANDINGS HARVARD ...... 0 1 1 League standmgs (as of Sat- League play. WIll stage Its annual regatta on lme m front of BayvJew Yacht g~~sman. . 3 L WP-Jeff Farkas W urday, June 28) with only One was a no-hIt {{ame sports at Taft School in Water- the Fourth 'and the fol1owmg CJub. C d' 1 0 TIGERS 2 o LP-John Mathlvet town, Conn.: John Morely day the Grosse POInte (LIttle) all 'nne' in fl-e ar l!lIa S . INDIANS 1 1 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE three ~ames separating the pitched by Paul Szmigel, of Even if Th 1 ALABAMA . '...... 20 9 1 Fmk, son of Mr. and Mrs. e over WI IS.. -" WP Dave Sachs' LP MIke RED sox 1 . fourth place Senators from the Harvard, as his mates defpated things t Club WIll hold Its regatta keel and centerboard dIVISIOns L R ' " YANKEES o 2 KENTUCKY. '" 19 9 2 George R. Fmk, 69 Cloverly SUMMARY WP-David Herman leading Orioles. Fordham, 7 to 6, in a N.)rth- Both regattas arc mornmg and clas:ses WIll be determmed a ue. LP-Gregory RobbIns road, varsity track.. Donald . responsJ on total elapsed time for both Dodgers 8 TIGERS 4.-RED sox 2 The National League con- ern Conference game. The starts \\ Ith the warnmg gun WP-Futh: LP-Smolarek nUKE . " .. . 24 14 0 David Macfarlane Jr., son of KENTUCKY 11 8 0 tenders are even more closely other was the home run by Allied bemg fired at 10.30 o'clock parts of the race. Cu~~ ....J~h~ St~;~f\i~:Lp3 INDIANS 4. YANK1i:ES2 Mr. and Mrs. Don MacFarlane, WP--Hughes; L~-Crltchfield WP-Steve Brul10 bunched with only two games Doug Kaselitz, of Carolina, in Also both regattas WIll be sai1~ An adequate number of Don McQueeny. ' , TIGERS 3, YANKEES 2 LP-Harry Chrysler Sr, Country Club drive, ends of separating the league-leading 211 ed entlrelv on the regular WP-Baranet; LP-Carl CAROLINA ,12 12 0 a 12 to 1 victory over Alabama J.V. golf. time yo course patrol boa~s WIll h~e Braves 16 RED SOX 13. INDIANS 6 ALABAMA 1 Z 0 Giants,' the Braves in second in a Southern Conference con- DRYA courses WhICh are lo- provided to tow t ose yac ,s Cardinals 4 WP-Watts; LP-Demunter WP-Fritz Decker LP-David Herman place and the Pirates in third test. • cated on the CanadIan SIde of to the fmish line who can t WP Greg Miller' LP Bob Before you start a new idea NATIONAL LEAGUE BAYLOR 12 J 1 place. Harvard and Carolina main- the ~hip channel make it before the tIme lImit Campbell. " STANDING CAROLINA 5 1 1 rolling be sure it is headed in WIth the conc1uslOn of the of 8 p m. both days. Any yacht W L WP-Blll Parisi There were 'no cllangeS in tained their leads in theil' re- the right direction. PHILLIES ...... 2 o LP-Bob Czarnecki the National League standings Little Club rpgatta the small that can't make the fInIsh line 1 NORTHERN CONFERENCE spective conference, each with W GIANTS 1 last week as the Giants and a to record. . boats \\ III VIrtually go mto before the tIme limit expires WOODS-SHORES R.EDS ...... 1 I :t STANDINGS 6 2 PIRATES . . C 2 W L the Pirates each won two The only change in~, the MO mothballs as far as local re- and comes In under power or In the Major league the sec- ~-tfVARD . .. . 6 2 SUMMARY games, the Braves and the Open Sundays gattas are conC'erned as the tow WIll take a 12 hour elap- ond half of the season brought NSVILLE . .. 6 3 standmgs of either conference REDS 5, GIANTS 4 FORDHAM ...... 4 3 Cardinals split and the Card- Yt}#r agent.fi next mterclub regatta won't sed time. a change in the fortunes of WP-Spauldmg; LP--Blackburn ILLINOIS 3 5 was Evansville's advance from 10:00 to 4:00 inals and the Dodgers lost two take place untll August 16 Entry forms WIll be mailed the New York Yankees. Lou PHILLIES 11. PIRATES 0 GREAT LAKES-. .. 1 7 second to third place in the 1ULIE.f; WP-Bachle; LP-Loosevelt: SOUTHERN CONFERENCE each. N Grthern Conference at the LIliES."'! when Grosse Pomte Yacht to the skIppers of the afore- Paige and Larry VanHouse hit GIANTS 8, PIRATES 4 STANDINGS ,AliI 2 The fIfth no-hit game pitch- expense of Fordham. Club WIll sponsor Its annual mentIoned class boats in the home runs back to baek. In a WP-Crampton: LP-Schulte CAROLINA 6 PHILLIES 8, REDS 3 BAYLOR .. '" 6 WE 3 ed this season and the second regatta. In between that time near future. No yacht WIll be thnlling game, Thursday, June DUKE. . 5 WP-Jurges; LP-Stell 3 by Durward DeCavitte gave Bavvlew Yacht Club WIll stage allowed to enter unless an 26, the Yankees defeated the ALABAMA , 3 5 In the International League KENTUCKY. . .. . 1 8 the GIants a 5 to .0 win over its - fust annual Small Boat entry IS flIed one week prior ~altimore Orioles 2 to 1 when AMERICAN LEAGUE - Rlchmand continued Its un- the Dodgers, It was the third SPORTSMEN j W Racing-CrUIse whIch WIll be a to the race. Jack Pioch smgled his brother beaten streak wh€n It slaugh- RIfle ranges. skeet, DELIVER INDIANS .. J 3 Ii' time DeCavitte had blanked two-way affaIr startmg Sat- trap. and pIstol shoot- . '" '" Jay home with thE' winning run tered Syracuse 21-2. RIchmond YANKEES .. 3 1 the Dodgers, tWIce on no- mg wlthm 25 minutes ON FAMILY ORDERS vrday. August 2 and endmg ATHLETICS 2 The 34th annual Bayview- when two were out in- the last holds a three game margIn ORIOLES . 2 ~ hitters. dnve of Gr. POIUte. Au~ust 3. Gun s hop carries Mackinac race promises to be of the sixth. Jay' Pioch was over second place Buffa}/) wpo TIGERS . .1... 1 3 The Giants' second VIctory complete lme hunt- OF $5,00 OR OVER I TJ1IS race IS an mVItatlOnal RED SOX " .... . 0 the largest ever, according to the winning pitcher. He struck Jumped from fourth to second INDIANS 9, RED SOX 2 3 of the week went to Richard ing eqUIpment and event open to all classes ehg- the early entnes which m- out ten. WP-Danny' Paul cloth 1n g. Telescope on its 17-10 victory over Ro- Van Horn, who held the Red and iroll sights sold Open Thurs. and Fri. Jble for the North Channel elude SIX yachts that have LP-Jim Chandler • In the International League chester. TIGERS 5, YANKEES 7 Legs to four hits and three and' installed. Ex- race. whIch Includes Privat- perts on hand at all Evenings Till 9:00 never competed before. Columblus met Montreal June LP-John Zimmerman runs, while his mates were eer-s L Class, Luder, Crescent INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE WP-Jlm Darling times to "slght In" Currently, the inspection 23. After a slight tail spin the STANDINGS ORIOLES 7. ATHLETICS 0 piling up eight tallies. your rIfle or to help Suttdays 10 to 4 and Folkboat classes. Raven, committee, headed by chair- Columbus Jets have readjusted W L vv.p--Marsh Daoser you dec;tje on your 5 o The three home runs during huntmg equIpment. LI~htnmg and catboat classes RICHMOND . LP-Pete McDonald j man Gerd Schneider, is busy the bombsights and once again BUFFALO .. ~ . 2 3 INDIANS 5. ':'IGERS l the week's National Leagu .. will also be inVIted and make inspecting all local yachts be- are causing havoc around the ROCHESTER . . 1 3 WP-Danny Paull MAPLE "A} as ROSLYN 3 play were all hIt by the Pi- up a centerboard class. fore the deadline of Tuesday, SYRACUSE . 1 LP--Rusty stay League. Montreal was the lat- YANKEES 2, ORIOLES 1 rates, whose two wins were GROVE -3',.~~.. The course will be from the July 8. est to sound the air raid sirens PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE WP-Jay Pioch MARKET STANDINGS scored at the expense of the Grosse Pomte (LIttle) Club, Clayton Ewing's 1957 over- as the Bombers dropped their LP-Norm Buckler W ~ NATIONAL LEAGUE Braves, 4 to 2, and the Dodg- GUN SHOP ~~~ Oldelt in the Wood. across Lake St. ClaIr mto An- all and Class A winner "Dyna" heavy stuff. They started out SEATTLE .. .. 8 and \ Shooting Range HOLLYWOOD . . 7 ers, 8 to 1. Two of the' homers chor Bay and up the North is racing agamst time to get with one run in the first then ~ BRAVES ~ ~ 21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd, SACRAMENTO .. .. 6 6 GIANTS...... 3 1 were hit by Pete Parker and . 21-Mile Rd. at Gratiot Channel to a finIsh lme off back In time from the Ber- poured it on for 4 in the sec- SAN DIEGO .. . 4 6 CARDS 2 2 one' by Mike McDonald. Four Miles North of Mt. Cle"(lens TU 4.9821 Henry's near Algonac where muda race so she may defend DEN""vER , , .. 4 9 PHILLIES 1...... 1 3 ond and 6 in the third. In the PORTLAND .. ~ In the American League, Grosse Pointers can take Harper Grosse Point. Woods (Continued on Page 15) CUBS •. 1 :; to Beach Highway. to U S. 25 15839 E. the fleet WIll rendezvous Sat- fourth they were held to a lone DODGERS 1 . J both the Athletics and the - l \ ,

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LARCENY REPORTED TIRE SLASHED Irving Haffner (If 18294 'Betroth.ed Mrs. Randolph H.Fitch Troth Told Someone slashed the tire on Newlyweds Travel Archdale, Detroit, complained to Woods police 'on Saturday; a brand new oar owned by f~K June 28, that while h~ was at- Mrs. J. 'J. Shield of 1171 Tor- :f the tending a movie at the Woods rey road, while the vehicle n for East After Wedding Theater, someone stole the was parked in front of her be.lit- spare tire and whE:el from house, according to a police re- •HaIl- the trunk of his car while t};le Harriet Sue Johnston Daughter ~f the Rex H. Johnstons automobile was parked in the .port. Police found a four-bcl1 10 the Of Hunt Club Drive, Married to Randolph theater park,ing lot. knife blade stuck in the tire. liere's nning Hubbard Fitch Wednesday, June 25 r the GROSSE POINTE'S OWN! ~ 'f1;.- Harriet Sue Johnston, daughter of the Rex H. John- lover stons. of .Hunt Club ?rive, was married on Wednseday, June 25, In Grosse POInte Wwds Presbyterian Church to bngs R&ndolph Hubbard Fitch. ' l to 1 For her wedding the arid Julie Dayton, of Ann Ar- London East .~ , Lee bride chose a gown of white bor. 123 KER.CHE'VAL tW() silk bombazine made with Roger Fitch was his broth- Grosse Pointe Farms er's best man, They are the Reservations TU 4.5015 won a sabrina neckline, long sleeve~ and Alencon lace sons of the Ferris H. FitcLes, ltan- * * * then accentmg the bodice. A silk of Merriweather road. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ••• i, and cap embroidered wit h Ushering were David Bel~ ,als 3 pe~rls h~ld ~er fingertip fore, Rees MacFarlane and Mr. and Mrs.' Ottmar E. Carra J :A-ffneau per~iffaJt! hree- veIl of IllUSIOn and she Thomas Deising. At a cocktail party m theu' Schmidt of Hamp10n road, an- Anita road home, Mr. and Mrs. carried Eucharist lilies and For her daughter's wedding whole r~ck of Lamb. flavored with a special garlic and nounce the engagement of' James Davis announced the ~een Mrs. Johnston chose a blue and parsley preparatior" and broiled c!lccording to an old ivy. their daughter, JOYCE CARO- engagement of their daughter, and Linda Johnston was her sis- green silk print dress with a French recipa. the LINE, 1:9 William MOrTis'on GLORIA, to William T. Schulz, ter's maid of honor in a pink blue sequin hat and orchids. Rouse, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lunches served from II :30 a.m. - Dinners from S p.m. ying Mrs. Fitch was in gray silk ight William M. Rouse of Harman, Schulz, of Littlestone road. C~o5ed Sun~ays and Mondays organza waltz length gown. with a blue flowered hat and a West Virginia. Her pink open crowned hat corsage of stephanotis and del- Miss Schmidt was gl"aduated 1heir was of horsehair and she car- phinium. es g from Bowling Green State' ried rubrum lilies Following a reception in the Comebacl\ Made er. University and was affiliated The attendants, dressed like church parlours the pair left with Delta Zeta sorority. "A Grosse Pointe Tradition" be- the honor maid were Majory for the East. They will make By Wild Turk.eys' the Mr. Rouse is at graduate of Harper, of New Haven, Conn., their home in Nantucket, Mass. out Glenville State College and is Wild turkeys, gone from for- the doing graduate work at Dv.ke ests below the Saginaw Bay- wag University. An August wed- Allegan County ,line sinGe. the the Miss Leona Weier Winner din'g is planned. turn of the century, are enJoy- ing a comeback in a southern is A Michigan forest preserve, ac- Of WOikshop Scholarship cording to a recent report de- Combines fine Food with Fine Entertainment ian~ Engag~d livered at The University of won M~ss Leona Weier, social I other instructional materials Michigan. ~JOW APPEARING gain studIes teacher at Grosse will be analyzed. Hillcrest"Opens New Clubhouse Stocked and protected by the Pointe High School, llas been '. Michigan Department of Con- 9 selected as one of the 10 t~ach~ :rhe N~rth Central ASSOCI- The. members of Hillcrest I o'clock, with dinner at 8, fo1- servation, the_ birds wander AL NAVARRO ers throughout the country to' abon, WhICh covers. 1,9 states, Golf. and Country Club will lowed by dancing. Music will through the sanctuary much as L .AND HIS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Q receive a tuition scholarship works to devel.op ~lgn stand~ celebrate the opening of their I be provided by Clark Williams they did the entire state when 1 for the Summer Workshop in ards of educatIon In college~ new ultra-modern clubhouse and his orchestra. early settlers enjoy~d them for from AL GREEN'S POINCIANA ROOM 1 2 International Relations. Miss and secondary s~hool~. Both with a dinner and dance on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Landry, Thanksgiving and Sunday Palm Beach, Fla. 3 Weier is currently 2ttending Northwestern Um:rerslty and Saturday evening, July 5. of Birmingham, are chairmen feasts. o the Workshop, which meets at t?e NCA have rece~ved founda- The luxurious clubhouse, lo- of the entertainment commit- The wild turkey flock was 1 Northwestern University from hon support to tram advanced tee making arrangements for established in 1954 in Allegan AN ADDED ATTRACTION 1 cated on Groesbeck Highway, 2 June 23 to July 11. students and teachers of in- in Mt. Clemens, has been the dinner dance. Forest and Swan Creek Wild- 2.... ternational relations. life Experiment Station, near THE CELEBRITY ROOM ••• The Workshop is co-sponsor- under construction since last IS NOW OPEN With the aid of a substan~ October, with the members . ~ AllegClll. es ed by the North Central Asso- STUDY UNEMPLOYMENT ('the Perfect Room for the Perfect Party" ciation of Coaege and Second- tial grant from the Carnegie anxiously watching its !lrog- Pet. Corporation, Northwestern em- ress. Most of the members will The Labor and Industrial Re- .545 ary Schools Foreign Relations lations Center at Michigan Reservations, Suggested: VAlley 2.21118 .444 Project, the Northwestern De- barked this year on a five- see their new headquart~rs for .424 year program for graduate the first time. Saturday eve- State University has been 15301 E. Jefferson. at Beaconsfie!J .419 partment of Political Science, awarded a $10,200 grant from .407 tpining and research in inter- ning when they will take over and the School of Education at the Ford Foundation for the .395 national affairs. the seven-level clubhouse. .395 Northwestern University. De- continuation of a study of :I'll .367 .321 signed for social studies teach- The NCA, with the' assist- The new clubhouse, over- workers who have exhausted .314 ers, it tis devoted particularly ance of the Ford Foundation, I looking Hillcrest golf course, their. unemployment benefits. Business Men's to strengtllening the teaching set up the Foreign Relations will be a unique concept in Initiated before the recession, \~ Fri., Sat., July 4, !I Glenn Ford-Jack Lemmon Luncheons Pet. of international relations at Project in 1955. The project's -Photo by Moffet country club living. It will be the project studies the charac- ,in the epic ot the real .296 the secondary school level. supported by outside guests teristics of workers who ex- American .221 goals are to encourage interest Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Dahlen, "COWBOY" Evening Dinners .199 Highlighting the Workshop in and knowledge of intern a- of Devonc:hire road, annou~e (private parties, banquets and haust their benefits, their work (in 'fechnicolor) .190 weddings). The building itself history, how long it takes them Friday Doors Open at 5;45 Wedding .167 will be lectures by such ex- tional matt:rials, supplement- the engagement of their p.m. Saturday Doors Open at is designed so that the mem- to get another job, how they 1;45 p.m. perts as Gabriel A. Almond, ary school level. The. project daughter, BIRGIT VIVIAN, to Breakfasts ~as develop~d new mstruc- Henry deMuinck Hopke III, bers' facilities are always pri- live after benefits are exhaust- Sun .• Mon., Tues. July 6, 7, S professor of political science, Mario Lanza A Family bonal .materlasl, -sup~lement~ srm of the Henry Hopkes, Jr., vate and separate, but Satur- ed and other re1ated problems. "SEVEN HILLS OF ROME" Banquets Princeton University; E. Ray- day evening the clubhouse will Filmed in Technirama and mond Platig, assistant pro- ary gUIdes and materIals and I of Lakeland avenue. Technicolor. has promoted teacher confer- . belong entirely to the mem- BLIND PREJUDICE Starting Wednesday RES~TAUIANT open Sundays fessor of international rela- ences. Presently over 3000 The bn~e-elect was graduat- bers who plan to initiate it in People who insist on class Lauren Bacall tions, University of Denver; Robert Stack Home of Famous Banana Cream Pie schools throughout the United e~ from. LIggett School and her grand style. barriers are usually too small "THE GIFT OF LOVE" Francis L. K. Hsu, chairman of States are purticipating in the fIance .IS an alumnus of the Cocktails will begin at 7 to be able to see over them. (Cinemascope and Color) Your Hom: PETER and DAN MASOURAS the Northwestern departmenj; proiect. • BerkshIre SchOOl and attended Coming Friday and Saturday of anthropology; and David E. - Dartmouth College. Walt Disney's Our New Phone Number-VA. 3-2022 "SNOW WHITE AND Apter, assistant professor of THE SEVEN DWARFS" No connection with any other Cupid's Restaurant political science, University of Lillian Frances Kliment Chicago. There will also be re- Win~nersListed 12230 E. arren Ave., at Conner quired seminars dealing with Engaged to Mr. Krajenke Horry Moores "r area studies and laboratory M d M W d 11. M By Bridge Club seSSIOns. In. wh.lCh teac h'mg r. an rs. en e . 16354 Harper th d d. . 1 d Kliment, of Conley avenue, . . me 0 S, au 10 - Vlsua an I Wmners 10 recent matches TUxedo 2-2668 announce the engagement of of th e Gr 0sse P'omte M.emo- their dau~hter, Lillian Fran-I'rial Center Bridge Club have ces, to Clarence Earl Kra- been anJ:lounced. North and jen~e, son of the Leo~ard P. South, Flora Denis and Ethel Complete Dinners I"best steaks KraJenkes, of CharlevoIx ave- Cardoze; Peg England and Hil- nue. da Kelly. Includes: Soup. Pl)tatoes, Vegetable, in town" The bride - elect attended East and West: Mrs. C. F. Hot RoU. Coffeet Dessert. Highland Park Junior College Partthum and Beatrice Cur- LET PLAN , Bring the Family us *IN-.. _._----PERSON and is a member of Pi Sigma noe. Vivian Champion and $1 Your Party Chi. Her fiance was graduat- Betty Tuer. * ALLBROADW A Y CAST The Laughs are Here! - Original Uncut Version! ed from Detroit U~i'lersity June 25: Section. I, North Sunday-Half Fried Chicken or School and the General Motors and South, Emily Raymond I Institute of Technology. and Ivan Hina tied with Hilda Tuesday-Breaded Veal Cutlet Reception na- THe pair plan to be married Kelly and Lester Sandelman. Lunt:;heon 11 ~.m. to 3 ,~ p.m. Dinner starting at No Time. ay, August 9 at St. Augustine East and West: Walter Sim- Wednesday-Roast Beef 5 p.m•. gh. 17600 LIVERNOIS nr. McNichols • UN 3.7800; Church with a reception to d W'll; B t follow at ihe Hillcrest Country mons an 1 .!lam ourge; Thursday-Half Fried Chicken ere '1S304 KEltHEVAl nr. Beaconsfield • VA 2.9070 I Olub. Lorraine Hart and Evalyn Eddy Shepherd's n's For ~Sergeanls -I Wise.. 7909 E. Jefferson at Van Dyke es. Friday-Pickerel I Section II, North and South:. VA. 3~115S *STRAIGHT from BROADW A Y at Freda Merrill and Evelyn Pat- Saturday-Chicken or Shrimp al ten; Robert Emke and Al FAMILY MATINEES You name it! Callam. CLOSED lMONDAYS' CARRY OUT SERVICE Reservations This Sat., 6 p. m. - East and West: Geri Fas- Weekdays, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Play Sun., 2:30 p. m. Saturdays, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. EL 7-0220 Children With We'll move your bender and Earl Gurnack Jr.; Only Sundays, 1 .p.m. to 9 p.m. CHINESE Adults 90c Alan Moseley a.nd K e r m i t MAIL ORDERS Carlisle. things there FOODS to Northland Tickets Now at Playhouse Drive-In June 16:-North ,ind South, Boxoff1ce; Gr1m'leU's Downtown; -Helen Young and Peg Mod- Good Food-Good Reputa~ion Playhouse, Inc.,' " Macauley's Eastland, Northland quickly, safely! Northland Center rues., Wed., Thurs., Sun. 8:30 p.m.; lin, Gladys Tt:rBush and ElSIe Sat. 6 p.m. $3.85. 3.60, 2.75. 1.85-Fri., Even if it's a long, long way, we can move your Novy. HONG KONG Detroit, 35. '. B;3O p.m. and Sat. 9 :30 p.m., $3.85. . 3.60, 3.00, 2.20 things from door to door in Doe van under one East and West: - Vivian CHOP SUEY ••••• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ••••••• ~ ••••••• ~ ••• Champion and Betty Tuer; STARTS The Fabulous, Incomparable . responsibility. Be assured that, as agent for Mary Wood and Erna Cope. 16119 Mack TU 2-0102 Bli:tween Yorkshire and Bishop . TALLULAH BANKHEAD Allied Van Lines, we give extra care to both June 18:-North and South, JULY 8 In Person in "House on the Rocks" e, Monday thru Friday ends of the trip and all along the way, too. Next -Marie VerLinden and Leslie 12:30 p.m. to 9 p.m . e. .J 0 n e s; Ethel Cardoze and time you plan to move, call Sun.. Noon to 9 p.m. Daniel Huff. Sat. 12:30 to 11 p.m. VAlley 2-4540 East and West: - Kermit ea Carlisle and Alen Moseley; in Flora Denis and Jackie Wilcox. \ WOLVE.RINE Mrs. Gregory Butler, Mr. NOW PL.AYING .•. WITH and Mrs. William Champion, MOVING & STORAGE J. P. Diamond, Mrs. Russell A. AN AL1.-STAR BROADWAY Dossin, Dr. and Mrs. C. J. YDtlr agent for 11850 France, Mr. and Mrs. James CAST JlLLIED E. JEFFERSON Hynes, Malcolm ,John, Kappa YAM llIlES,Ine. at HART Phi Psi Sorority, Mr. and Mrs. )\ ~ Edward C. Roney, Jr., Mr. and Gilbert nnd Sullivan's ) _____ ~~"'_~:;.,. Mrs. T. B. Whittlesey.

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Grosse Pointe News , PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO Memorial Center Sehed'ule' PUBLISHERS. INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE • What Goes On N'eighf::)o~hoodClub News DETROIT WESTWARD. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL, JULY 4 - JULY 10 -OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 5 at GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 36, MICHIGAN. TV 1-7511 Summer Da~: Camp week's being the launching of To the theme of "Anchors Phone TU 2-6900 baHoons, w hie h was very *AIl.Center Sponsored Activities Open to the Pul1lic Your Lihrary Aweigh," the Neighborhood popular among the. campers Three Trunk Lines NOTICE: Please call for lost articles at the office, Club Summer Day Camp com- last year. The balloons filled , They will be held for 3D days. . , pleted its first w€"ek of activi- Member Michigan Press Associatwn and National Editorial Association By Jean Taylor with helium were sent into NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE: Grosse Pointe Garden Center Room and Library open for ties revolving around the ideas the air with a card attached Wee!dy Newspaper Representatives, Inc. consultation and service. l\Ars, Leland Gilmour will of the Navy. asking the fin.der to return 404 Fifth AVei\Ue. New York 19. New York, BRyant 9."300 .There seem to be two schools though it is these very minu- the card to the camp. The CHIGAGO OFFICE be on duty in the Garden CentEtr ~oom every week of thought as to what makes tiae which lend a certain After registration, the sai'l- 333 North Michigan Avenue. Phone FInancial 6-2214 camper's card that travels the on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thur'sday from 10 a.m, good summer reading. Some- charm: All in all, we still think 'ors were placed upon four farthest will receive an award, Entered as second-class matter at the post office, Detroit, to 4 p,m. A consultant will. be on duty on Friday thing'shart and easily assimil- ,it is a good book, and. unique ships, the Sapphire Nautilus, • * * Michigan, under the Act of March 3, 1897. from 2 to 4 p.m. (Call TU 1-4594). ' able, say some readers, but in its presentation. The coun- the Golden Gull, the Emerald Sea Turtle and the Scarlet Summer Softball Hospital equipment available for free loan - crutches, there appear to be an incre.as- try is ama~dngly convinci~g, FULLY PAID CIRCULATION ing number who prefer a and, perhaps because the wnt- Shark. The ship's officers Two softball teams have wheel chairs, heat lamp and hospital beds. "Blood been formed at the Neighbor- meatier tome for their summer err' was a New Eng.lander, the briefed the campers on the available to Grosse Pointe Residents in case of acCi~ hood Club and will play each ROBERT B. EDGAR....EDITOR and GEN:E:RALMANAGER dish. ,landscape has many of our events to take place during dent or emergency-free of charge". ' Tuesday and Thursday at 2 MATTHEW M. GOEBEL ADVERTISING MANAGER If you lean to the lengthy east coast's C'~araeteristics. their stay on board. p.m. throughout the summe:-. PATRICIA TALBOT FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY * * book you may be interested to The .simp~e. qmet ten~r of The sailors' day is filled * It is not too late to get in on FRED RUNNELLS SPORTS EDITOR . Friday, July 1 know that" Austin Tappail. agranan hvmg uncon~clOusly with many activities, com- JAMES J. NJ AIM NEWS Building Closed mencing with the singing of the fun. If you are no younger ALDEN G. EDGAR NEWS Wright's "Islandia," out of invites comparis?~. wI~h our print for some time, is to be .tense, ~ompl.ex cIvIhzatlOn. nautical songs, foHowed by a than 9 or no older than 14 and ARTHUR R. BLYLER. ADVERTISING * * * highly competitivE' sports pro- wish to play please see Chuck PATRICIA BLYLER. ADVERTISING Monday, July 7 newly printed with lots of ac- Austm Wlrght was .a p~o- gram. The sailors are divided Schleicher at the club any MARY LORIMER. , ADVERTISING *Landscape Painting Class #2-Hughie Lee-Smith-.ln- company,ing fanfalfe'. 'Dhe Ii- fessor of law at the Ulllversity JOHN MacKENZIE. BUSINESS brary, however, still has a of Californi,a, and latea: at t~e into two groups, the Midget5 time. structor-$18.00 for 6 lessons-class limited to 15- II< II< • ALBERTA WILKE CLASSII<'IED ADVERTISING copy or two of the earlier edi- University of ~ennsy:lvama, ages 6-8 and the Giants 9-11. FERN GREIG, CLASSIFIED 9 :30 a.m. to 12 noon. , tion. This is a novel of over His sudden death m a hIghway Each group competes against Tennis Clinics JOANNE EASON Aceo UNTS *Children's Summer Art Camp-taught by Mrs. Mar- 1,000 pages, and even at this accident at the a~e of forty- the different ships in new- It isn't too late to sign up FLORA HARDING , , , CIRCULATION gheritta Loud-every day except Saturday and Sun- length, much was cut from the eight brought to lIght a man- comb, so:i:tball, and base-on- for the tennis clinics offered day-15 hours instruction for $15.00 'plus $1.50 for original manuscript. uscript on ,which he had been balls, with the Sapphire Nau- on Tuesday and Thursday materials-. 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The' book describes in detail -working fOr many years 1un- tilus in first place. Other ac- mo~ings at thE;Neighborhood tivities the sailors take part in Club. Call TU 5-4600 or drop Right Under Our Noses' *Cancer Information and Service Center--Service Work the life on ,an imaginary con- .known to anyone but his fam- tinent called Islandia. Origin- ily.) and without thought 10f are handicrafts, art, dancing, in at the club to inquire about 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The volunteer workers are urgent- the tennis program. A Have you noticed how few are making plans to leave ally in' this utopian island publication. His daughter, dramatics. 2nd science and na- ly in need of clean white material to carryon their there were laws forbidding Sylvia Wright, shortened the ture study. An adult clinic and adult is fast the Pointe for summer vacations ... or how unenthusias- .work-anyone having old sheets, tablecloths: ,~hirts trade with other cGuntries, and book before it was published, Each week the Camp has group lessons have been added of parf' tic are those who have committed themselv\es to depart? or the like is urged to press the material and drop it few foreigners were permitted and it is possible that had the one s,pecial event, the first to the program. Tr It seems that more and more residents every year are by the Center to aid'this worthv endeavor. ' entrance. Later these were re- author lived and been per- tug of Rota'ry Club of Grosse Pointe-luncheon and meeting- laxed sufficiently to permit suaded to print it, he might were blessed with blue skies I A 1ask a have been ?at~li~g All thj awakening to the realization that there just isn't any .12:15 p.m. , diplomatic relations with cer- have made different revisions. and a warm sun. since 1916 when the fIrst bIll place which has more to offer in the line of warm Figure Painting Class-Hughie Lee-Srilith-Instructor tain parts of tAle world. It is The hero of the story re- II< '" • was introduced. Acceptance Ga weather relaxation then their own community. -class limited to 14-$18.00 for 5 lessons plus rnodel then that John Lang, recently turns for one year ~o the Ur~it- Monday, June 30 will add. to t~e U.S. an. area be the. fee-l p.m. to 3:30 p.m; graduated from Harvard, is ed States, but deCIde$ to llve THE GOVERNMENT had its roughly .one-fifth the SIze ?f J. Hick appointed American' Consul. permanently in Islandia. Why? hands full Sunday trying to t~e eXIstmg 48 states and 2."2 Families who have small children who need constant *Memorial Bridge Club - Duplicate Bridge - Mr. and the Ow He fa.lls in love with Islandia, "Because," in his words, "the t b k 50 A '. . tImes that of Texas. Th. parenta~ vigilance and devoted attention, are a bit be- Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Directors- 1 p.m. its culture,' its ways and final- Islandian way is a better Oi1e. ge ac m~ncans, ll1- II< II< '" hind the eight ball in this respect. The youngsters come Recovery - Meeting -. 8 p.m. ly receives permission to spend There, a man is not split so eluding two Michigan sailors, frolic t, the rest of his life there. that body and mind fall apart, held in the wilds of Cuba or THE SUPREME C 0 U R T equipped with the adventuresome spirit of a Tom *Bridge Lessons by Mrs. Carrie Kiley - the complete circle, c Goren system is taught-Beginners class-8 p.m. to It is a philosophical. novel the one going too far from behinds Europe's Iron Curtain. REFUSED Monday to review the nei' Sawyer Or' a Huck Finn, and after being confined to one .' - .... 10:30 p.m. which holds up a mirror to earth, the other sinking too Naval Officials are dealing the dad America and Europe, and low in it. Here the labor which dIrect. Iy WI'th CUb&n rebe1s t0 on an emergency basis the locality all through the fall, winter and spring months, plays 0' when we read it one leisurely is regarded as the highest free 30 Marines and sailors kid- order suspending school inte- it is quite important to get them on the road and give * * * Tuesday, .July 8 vacation, on its first publica- knows the realities on which naped Friday night near the gration in Little Rock until Inc. them a taste of another locale. But as the years pass ana *Landscape Painting Class - Hughie Lee-Smith - In- tion, we found it absorbing. men live only at second hand. Guantanan:o Naval Bas~. ':fwo January. 1961. ~umme; the sons and daughters mature to the independence of structor-9:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Our inclination after fin~sh- We think too much about of 'the saIlors ar'2 MIchIgan , bacon t *Children's Summer Art Camp-taught by !...trs. T\.1ar- ing' it for the first time was thoughts, and not enough boys. . But the court increased the dip hefe camp age a,nd going it on their own, the parents have a gheritta Loud-Field Trip today-10. a.m. to 11.:30. to call the nearest air terminal about feelings and things." I In addition the State De-Ilikelihood that the case will chance to review the bidding and become more inde- for a. one-way ticket to this Ken.neth Olive: ~rot.e of thi:; , partment demanded that ~us- be reviewed by the Eighth Walfb( pendent in their choice of vacation spots. *Ser~~~ Guild for Children's HosPital-S:rvice Work- noneXIstent. ~ount!"Y'. ~ook III the PaCIfICSpectator, sia promptly relea~e the nme- Circuit Court of Appeals be- The publlcity gIven Its pro- No other author of an utop- man crew of an unarmed Ame- . An( We have been through it a good many times. There 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. posed reprinting sent us scur- ian nevel has known the land rican military tram.port forced fore schOOl opens 111 Septem- the Phil is the flurry of getting ready to get away. By the time Tuesday Painters-Class-IO a.m. to 3 p.m. rying .back to it,. to recapture of h~s ,creati~:>nas intimately down by Soviet fighters near ber. That court has recessed Mr. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Brokers Association-lunch- our fIrst enthUSIasm. Second as AustIn WrIght knew Island- the Soviet _Turkif.h frontier for the summer. business affairs are in shape, the packing done, the paper invited 1 eon and meetin,g-12 noon. hand reading can never be the ia." ',' Friday; and negotiations for boy and milkman turned off, the police alerted to watch Figure Paintin,~ Class-Hughie Lee-Smith-Instructor ~ame, ~nd t~ scan such a book A two-way tt~ket to thIS the release on nin(~ American Observers were struck by Dickson over the homestead, there is barely enough ener[\;" to in a gal 1. t 3 30 IS unfaJr. to Its creator, but we fabulous lan.d WIll cost you soldiers wbose helicopter came the Supreme Court's use of the get to the airport or railroad station. or wheel the jalopy Kiwanis-1 p.m.Club0 of: Grossep.m. Pointe-Dinner and Meetin?;- foun.d WIth, tlle second cursory onIy th: pnce? f a reserve down in East Germany June phrase "vital impor+ance~ of AIs( out of the garage. And once arrived at the destinati~n, 6 30 readmg, s!xteen year.s later, postal a', y~ur. lI~rary. 5 are currently bogged down the time element in this liti- Mulkey: it doesn't take long before a sense of wonderment sets m, : p.m. our reac1110n was different. in oliticaI red ta e. gation:" The. fe~ling is that sons, of conjecturing on the whys and wherefors of the trip. Ac- Exchange Club of Grosse Pointe" Dinner and Meeting, The hero seemed just a shade And now we are off for a p p the EIghth CircUlt Court can- Knowls( customing oneself to a strange environment, arguing 6:30 p.m, stuffy to us, arid some of the four week vacation, during • • *. I not overlook so strong a hint. :Mrs. M "'Bridge Lessons by Mrs. Carrie Kiley - the complete. characters, particularly the which time the column will be GOVERNMENT.F 0 R C E S I • II< * with arrogant resort personnel, living out of luggage; Goren system'is taught-advanced class-8 p.m. to women, appeared a bit wood- in the capable hands of other pounded ~ e b.e I :,trongholds 1{nowls( aren't very conductive to peace and comfort. Thoughts 10'30 . en. Also, we were impatient at staff members. A happy sum- a.round TnpolI f~orn the. land UAW LEADERS MET in a on the J. turn homeward and the mental comparisons begin. . p.m. * * * times of too many details, al- mer to our readers! and sea Sunday In t?e bIggest series of conferences at Soli- Wednesday, July 9 ------~------battle of Lebano:1s seven- darity House Monday as some Visitor Just where can one go that offers more resort and week-old rebellion. 450.000' auto workers began vacation features than our immediate surroundings? *Children's Summer Art Camp-taught by 1\1:rs. lVlar- The gheritta Loud-l0 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The rebels apparently are' their fifth week ?f w~rk with~ Beautiful municipal parks and beQ,ches, golf courses, Headlines of the Week trying to capture or destroy out a contract rfo!BIg Three their ho Figure Painting Class-Hughie Lee-Smith-In~tructor tennis courts, lovely Lake S1. Clair, all lie at our door- the Arne l' i can P;."esbyterian auto plants. PreSIdent Walter ward S. -1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Continued from Page 1) (Guantanamo in southwest Cu- P R h . d th I step. The nation's greatest sports town has ~very attrac- Hospital, isolated in rebel ter- '. eut er reYI~we . e c.o- The tion from big league baseball and horse racmg to :v~cht- *Senior Club-tea and cards-1:30 p.m. . self-incrimination, more than b~. U. S. Embassy ~ources i~- ritory overlookinl! T rip 0 I i. lechve bargammg situatlOu d~c.ated that ~here IS a pOSSI-Thev have warn~d that they with heads of the UAW's Gen- on the t~ ing and speed boat regattas, polo, ha~dtop a!1d ml~get *Memorial Bridge Club - Duplicate Bridge - ]\tlr. and 1 three-score times. dinner L bIhty the sailors have been "11't k th h '1 1 'f Go ;_1 eral Motors and Ford depart- and stockcar classics. For those who go m for slghtseemg, Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Directors-7 :30 p.m. '" .. • . F . d I C t ' Wi a e e aspI a I \ Tow 9603 Air Force Reserve-meeting-8 p.m. Saturday, June 28 kIdnaped by I. e as 1'0 s ernmert guards do not with- ments. there are zoos and museums and libraries and churches rebels I I, • • II< Chuckie I • • 1 draw. and Greenfield Village and gigantic industrial factories :!:Grosse Pointe Summer Music Festival-Gordon Staples, A DISPUTE OVER disci- Asst. Concert-Master and violinjst, Detroit Sym- p1inary layoffs c 10 sed two Search parties began hunting Officials fear that the battle and a score of other attractions. the area but reported no trace might mushroom into a rebel Wednesday, July 2 phony; Paul Olefsky, 1st Cellist, Detroit Symphony; Chrysler Corp. plants in De- Joy Ho~ of the sailors who were due a t t e m p t to take all of the GENERAL MOTORS an- Weather can be a bit on the depressing side during Marilyn Cotlow, soprano, Columbia Recording Art- troit Friday, idling some 5,400 The. back at the base hy 7 p.m. A northern port city. nounced Tuesday that 24 auto- St. Clair the long winter months, and we can't blame those who ist; Richard Roeckelein"ha-rpsichordist, Music Direc- day shift workers. The dis- bus in which they were travel- • • II< mobile bodies were damaged Joys are head for the sou th and sunshine in that dismal stret~h I tor, Christ Church-8:15 p.m. pute idled 2,700 wOJ,'kers on ing for the picnic in the Cuban VICE PRESIDENT Richard by saboteur~ 'in the Fisher No. wood ho-:: between November and May. We've even been lucky m * * *' each the day and afternoon countryside was found on a N. Nixon sa.id Sunday Presi- 2 Plm1Jtin Flint. This brought shifts at the Plymouth body Thursday, Jul:r 10 road east of the city of Guan- dent Eisenhower would 'stick the total number of bodies river. that respect during the last several winters, and those plant and the division's as- who staved home were probably much happier than *Children's Summer Art Camp-taught by Mrs. r..1ar.:- tanamo. by Sherman Adams u n I e s s sabotaged in GM plants since The ( sembly operation. • • * ' UAW contracts with auto mak- llOuse gu those who froze or huddled close' to the fire against the gheritta Loud-IO a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The company said it was there is subsequent proof of DETROIT HOODLUMS will wrongdoing by the chief of the ers lapsed (May 29-June 1) to The Mea unexpected elements wl1ich have visited the so-called Welcome Wagon Club of Grosse Pointe - coffee and forced to shut down the plant bridge-ll a.m. ,to 3:30 p.m. playa majQr role in the hear- White House staff. Nixon went 212. The corporation offered a cruising 1 play-spots of the sub-tropics. after an incident in which two ings before the Senate rackets on to say, in a fi)med televi- Sl.OOO reward for information supervisors were pushed dur- Comi But come summer, and we can find fewer excuses commi~tee, beginning Mo.nda~, sion broadcast Sunday, that on persons sabotaging the be the CJ ing an argument after a three- chasses. for packing up and getting out. Really hot wE:ather us~al- accordll~g to the commIttee s the case doesn't compare with the gues{ day layoff of seven trim de- counsel, Robert F. Kennedy. . influence charges that came ly doesn't linger here more than a week or two durmg partment employes. "arious l( G.P.U.S. News Noteslll Kennedy said that about 25 to light under the Truman Ad- the entire season, and air-conditioning and the myriad A Chrysler spokesman said Detroit. witnesses would be ministration. ' American Colonists Name luncheon swimming facilities take care of that handily. The final hon{)r rolls of this Cathy Biclmell "', D a I' t h ea some workers refused to re- home. year have been announced by Chandler, .L y n Leithauser, turn to their jobs after the called in the first phase of the '" * * Officers for Next Seasen Get away from the office for awhile and put business John Chandler, Jr., Headmas- Judy VanRIper, Paula Water- seven were.laid off for "failure probe into national crime syn- Tuesday. July 1 worries aside. But instead of rushir.g frantically about ter of Grosse Poipte Univer-man"'. ' I to perform their work proper- dicates with "many more" to THE SENATE MONDAY Mrs. Robert O. Artner, of Bound t~ be 'interviewed' later. NIGHT voted to make Alaska Yorkshire road. opened her the country looking for fun and real relaxation, fix your sity School. The Headmaster's S'h G d M B D 'd " Leav Lis,ts are for academic excel- t ra e: ary arr, aVI ly. Rea~hing into both business the 49th state. Acceptance of home recently fo-r a meeting focus right here at home and learn how delightful it all Hodges, Carol Johnson. • • • Thomas 1 lenc~; . the Student Council RPENTERS UNION P and labor unions, the commit- the House-paSsed biJI left only of the Daughters of the Amer- can be. Ar:.d without transportation problems, and pack- Honor Rolls. are for meritori- 7th Grade: Laura Ford, John . CA , .1:'" res- tee will fire a. final volley at the requirement. of Presiden., ican CQllonists. 'bl J -h St Ident Maunce A. HuLheson re- ing, or the exorbitant costs of resort living. ous citizenship and effort. G' 01anty, SI ey u nson, ar t 11 S t kets James R. Hoffa, Teamster tial approval and acceptance Officers for the coming year Langston, Susan Lenz, Con- ~u~ed, to e e~a e r~c president, its most elusive tar- by Alaskans of the bill's terms Starred names are those of stance Parke. mvestIgators .F rId a y If he were elected. This Thursday get. Hoffa has walked out of to extend the Union to a point students 'who have won Ter- forked out UnIon money to try the Detroit Chapter is lunch- four -courtrooms, an innocent 55 miles from Russian Siberia. Trap ped Dog Bites OWller rill Newnan awards. Such Student Council Honor Roll to kill his Indiana land SiC2l1dai ing at the Women's City Club. awards go to the top three 12th Grade: Peter Boone, indictment. man, since the committee first . The roB-call vote was 64-20. 32 The bill would permit Alaska A tw~-~ear-~ld Wiemaran- rullo, 44, of .1 Moran, 'a p~- I students in their. classes in James~orster, Margery God- The burly Hutcheson also began firing; • * to take its place late this fall €'I' dog bIt Its mIstress severely lice report dIsclosed. The skm grades 7 and 8, and to those dard, Margaret Hakken, Ste- would net say whether he ABOVE BOARD I or early winter as the first Bl on both arms Monday, June on. her arms was punctured in in th~ top ten percent of their phanie Hall, Lyn Hallett, made a deal w~th Teamster , THE MAGNIFICENT ne'w 23, when its owner tried to '., class m grades 9 through 12. Karen Jocz, Riohard Kinder, President James R. Hoffa to bridge joining Michigan's two new state since the 1912 ad- Plan to live so it will be un- .' free it as it was stuck between I SIXplaces. S,he wa~ treated at First Headmaster's List Miohael Krieg, Gary Rem- oppose the Teamsters' ouster peninsulas was dedicated at n:ission of Arizona and New necessary for your friends to fence pickets. Bon---,SecoursHospItal far the 12th Grade: William Gar- backi, LYn Robinson, Tom from. the AFL-CIO in .return 12:05 p.m. Saturday. Gov. :Mexico. give you the benefit of the Proponents of statehood for doubt. Bitten was Mrs. Muriel Ma- . bites.' ratt"', Margaret Hakken*, Lyn Schanke, Julie Schneck, Susie for Hoffa's help in the case. Will i a m s, bridge authority . Hallett*, Charles Uznikian*. Sisman, R i c h a r d Strother,. The AFL-CIO expelled the chairman Prentis M. Brown, The anImal was r~leased by 11th Grade: Sal'ly Cham-; Charles Uznikian, Sally Walk- Teamsters last year on cor- and their wives stood at the I! Patrolman Eugene, Thomas pion*, Jane pierce*. er, John Watts, Judy Weckler, ruption charges growing out of North Anchor Block and tied Larg

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Thursday, July 3, 1958 1958 GROSSI: POINTE'l'IEWS Page. Nine - Mrs. Howard .A. Patterson, Jr. Country Club. ws Halds Tourney Susan Scott Weds

Many Pointers entertained 1ching of l'aStt week-end for the out of ,"as very town guests who arrived to Howard Patterson campers play in the Country Club's in- ms filled vitational ~olf tournament. Marries Bronxville, N.Y., Man Saturday Afternoon in ,ent into Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Christ Church; After Reception' at Country Club attached Alger, Jr.; of Lincoln road, Pair Leave for Northern Michigan o return were the first to give. a party mp. The on Thursday for their g'uests, White silk mist was Susan Lane Scott's choice for a avels the Mr. and Mrs. T. Suffern Tailer, .n award. wedding gown vlhen she spoke her marriage vows Sat. of New York. urday in Christ Church to Howard Alexander Patter- son, Jr. /0 ..... _ ,lll On Friday the Warren Shel- WOMEN PAGES dens, of Provencal road, were ns have . Her gown wa~ fashioned ate work in architecture at the .J'eighbor- hosts at a dinner honori!.1g the George Pages, of. S h a k e r with an Empire bodice of Massachusetts Institute of )lay each imported organdy and. a Technology. lay at 2 Heig-hts, Ohio. That same eve- p r i nee s s paneled dome -----.- summer. ning the WilHam W. Boeschen- ~et in on steins and the John E. Caul- shaped skirt falling into a Mr. Sickler younger kins gave a di'nner at the lat- chapel train. A fitted ~ap ter's Willow lane horne. Many tn 14 and of organdy roses and nylon Claims Bride C'eChuck of the visitors went to the tulle caught her two tiered 'iub any subs'cription d.inner 'art: the Little Club on Friday. finger tip veil. She carrjea Central Methodist Church in Festivities continued on Sat- her maternal grandmoth- Lansing was the scene June 22 From ....t\noiller Pointe short and to urday with the James 1. Mc- er's prayer book "\lith Euch- of the wedding of Miss Mari- sign up Clintocks' party for their arist lilies, stephanotis and lyn Kay Gerred and Edward ; offered the Pointe guests, the John Hunters, of ivy. Hahn Sichler III. The bride, a fhursday Williamsiown, Mass., before The bride is the daughter of .June graduate of the Univers. of View the Sherod Blanchard Scotts, ity of Michigan, is the daugh- hborhood A daughter, SUSAN SLO- the dance at the Country Club. of Elm court, and the bride- ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Ger. or drop By Patrici::. Talbot CUM KLINGBEIL, was born Also entertaining at cock- groom's parents are Dr. and red, of Lansing. ire about June 21 to MR. and MRS. tails before the dance were the WILLIAM HAYWARD James F. Mc:DonneHs,. Jr., of Mrs. Howard A. Patterson, of Her husband is the son of nd adult A good old fashioned picnic at the Pointe City pier KLINGBEIL «SUSAN SLO- Provencal road.' Bronxville, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Sich- en added is fast becoming a summer holiday lradition for a group CUM), of Hawthorne road. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. In sea foam gn'en 'silk 01'- ler, of Mt. Vernon road. of parents and their offspring...... '" Caulkins, Jr., of Beverly road, ganZla was the ho'nor maid, A floor-length go w n of gave a dinner Saturday to Margery Cowan. of Bronx- whit\~ Chantilly lace and tulle They meet early in the morning and indulge in a SHEILA and PAM MAJOR, honor the John Halls, of ville. She carried pale pink over satin was the bride's battling tug of war, a raw egg throwing contest and-sack races. with their parents, the JOHN -Photo by Pa~l Gach :irst' bill Br.ookline, Mass. geraniums. Mrs. Frederick G. choice for her wedding. It was this activity is fallowed by a giant picnic lunch. E. MAJORS, of South Oxford SUSAN LANE SCOTT, daughter of the Sherod :ceptance All Sunday the Roy D. Ohapins, Bloy was matron of honor. fashioned with a V neckline Gathering early this Friday at the rendezvous \vill road, were recent visitors to Blanchard Scotts, of Elm court, was married Saturday The bridesmaids, dressed like and the skirt was edged in a an area Disneyland, Hollywood, Calif. Jr., of Country Club lane, were ~ size of be the John Bockstanzes. the Arthur Cerres, the Edward in Christ Church to Mr. Patterson, son of Dr'. and Mrs. hoSJtsat a br~nch. Staying with the honor maid, were Sarah double accordion pleated ruf- ...... '" and 21-2 J. Rickeys III, the Walter Auches. the Joseph Caskeys, Howard Alexander Patterson, of Bronxville, N.Y. the Chapins was Edmund ~. Elizabeth Patterson, of Bronx- fles. A Juliet cap of matching the Owen Kee1ers and the David Livingstones. Hostess at a swimming party Lunken, of Cincinnati, Ohio. ville, the bridegroom's sister; Chantilly lace held her finger- and luncheon at the Grosse The Allen Sheldens, III, Barbara Burding and Ann tip illusion veil and she car- The Bockstanzes have to rush home from this family ANNE MAYCOCK will be in KRYS -GLANCY entertained Pointe Yacht Club last Thurs- town over the week-end of the last week in the Lakeshore were the hosts for a cocktail Andruss, of Bronxville; Mrs. ried a bouquet of stephanotis :frolic to a block party. The James Harlands, of Radnor :OURT day was SANDRA BROWN, Fourth, taking a brief respite 'road home of her parents, MR. party and supper in their Pro- Charles P. Allee, of New York; and ivy on a white Bible, circle, always give a pot luck supper on the Fourth for Susan Parker, of Pittshurg. Laura Ann Addy, of Lans- D review daughter of the LEWIS F. from her job in New York and MRS. ALFRED R. GLAN- vencal road home on Sunday the neighboring families. After the watermelon and pie and Katherine Zentner, of ing, was maid of honor, and lasis the BROWNS, of Lothrop road. City, to visit her parents, the cy' JR., at an open house. evening. the dads escort the tots to see the various fireworks ciis- ...... JOSEPH FARWELL MAY- ...... Milwaukee. bridesmaids were Geraldine 001 inte- Dr. Patterson was his son's VanDusen. of Grand Rapids, plays over Lake St. Clair. MR. and MRS. FRANK COCKS, of Roosevelt place. MR. and MRS. RICHARD B. ck until Attending the Northwestern best man. Ushers were the and Mrs. Barry D. MacRae, ot Incidentallv the Bockstanzes have initiated a fine PECK, of Vernier road, enter- ...... GUSHEE, of Harvard road, en- University Institute for Man- bridegroom's brother, Dr. Ann Arbor. They wore match- t;ummer custom for Sunday. The:v take their eggs and tained at a cocktail party Fri- tertained at cocktails and din- MICHAEL DAU, of Notting- agement in Evanston, Ill., this Drew Patterson, of Bronxville; ing ensembles of ice-blue ny- day evening. ner Saturday evening. a5M the bacon to the pier and have breakfast a1 fresco with a ham road, was among the 162 summer will be ANDREW C. Ralph L. Polk, of Bloomfield lon organza and carried bou- dip before and after. making the whole day an excursion. '" ...... graduating seniors at the 101st ...... Hills; William Tr,.lettner, of ase will BRATTON, JR., of Kensington Ann Arbor; Richard Lombard, quets of rhubrum lilies. The LEDY ARD MITCH- Commencement exercises of Here for a vacation before road. Eighth of Weston, Mass.; Frank Sidles, John Robert Foley, of Grosse * * * ELLS, of Merriweather rO,;Hl, Lake Forest College in Lake leaving for a new home in '" ... eals be- . of Lincoln, Neb.; James Mabie, Pointe. was best man. Ushers Wallbon House Party will open the summer at their Forest, Illinois on Sunday, Iron River, Mich., are MR. and DAVID BORCHARDT. son Sept em- East Hampton, Long Island June 8. MRS. GEORGE ROBERT of Winnetka, Ill.; Bruce Bak- were Kenneth Rice and Ham- Another Fourth of July party will be going on at of the ALVIN BORCHARDTS, er, of Marblehead, Mass., and ilton Lewis, Jr., both of Grosse recessed the Philip Ira Worcester summer hom.c at Walloon I/ake. house. '" ...... SCHULTZ, who are aloo par- of McKinley avenue, left Mon- ...... ents of a new daughter, SUZ- Edward Cobden, of Cambridge, Pointe. IHr. and Mrs. John Worcester, of Lincoln road. have MRS. STEPHEN T. STACK- day for eight weeks at Culver For her daughter's wedding MRS. REUBEN M. WATER- POL E • wit h her son, ANNE' ELIZABETH, born on Mass. invited the George William Dnffields. the Albert Charles Military Academy. Mrs. Scott greeted guests at Mrs. Gerred donned an aqua ruck by MAN, JR., or' McKinley place, STEPHEN, of South Deep- June 25. Mrs. Schultz is form- Dicksons .. Jr. and the Henry T. Ewalds. Jr., to join them er ELIZABETH ANNE BUR- '" '" . the Country Club reception ion lace sheath with pink accessor- se of the wi~h REUBEN, JR., PAULA lands 1'0aci,will be sailing soon MR. and MRS. A. J. MEYER, in a gala holiday houseparty. NETT and the pair are stay- a Balenciaga beige chiffon ies. The bridegroom's mother ance of and LOIS win leave shortly from New York for Holland, of Bishop road, are vacation- .1\150 ing with her parents, the gown. Her small flowered hat chose a grey lace dress with this liti- out of town for the Fourth will be Mrs. Hugh for a vacation in California. a week at the Brns3els Fair jng at the Homestead, Hot Mulkey, here visiting her parents. the Elms T. KnowI- They will visit MR. and MRS. DAVID BURNETTS, of Ox- shaded into peach colors. mauve accessories. is that and a boat trip down the Springs, Va. Mrs. Patterson was in emer- The new Mrs. SchIer wore a ur~ can- sons. of Somerset road. They will be going; up to the JAMES S. MUNROE, of Ar- Rhine. ford road...... '" ... '" aId green chiffon with an oys- willow green sheath with ~ a hint. Knowlsons' summer place near Wolverine, Mich., where cadia. Calif.. and the EDWIN . The ALGER SHELDENS. of tel' colored hat. Both mothers white accessories for her east- R. GRACES. of Aitadena, MRS. EARL HOLLEY, of MR. and MRS. GAYLORD :Mrs, Mulkey will join them from Philadelnhia. The Provencal road, and ALGER, pinned orchids to tneir purses. ern honeymoon. The newly- Calif. They win also stay with Provencal road, gave a tea last A~T?N SNYDER, of AI?1a, Knowlson cottage has the delightful name. Wilderness JR., leave this week-end for a Following a trip 1.0 Northern weds will make their home in ET in a Mrs. Waterman's mother, MRS. week for family and friends Mlchl'gJan, annou~ce the, bIrth on the Pigeon. cruise on the family yacht, Michigan the newlyweds will Newport, Rhode Island, where at Soli- L. F. SQUIRE, of Carmel, be- to meet her new daughter-in- of a daughter, rossroad, 14 to visit her parents, tJ:1e luncheon for Sunday before the guests all leave for LLOYD GARRISON HOOK- gave a birthday partyd'ast Sat- ...... * CARROLL J. D!CKSONS, of During July and August eason home. ERS, of Vendome road. urday for seven year old l'be WILLIAM B. HIB- Buck Hills Falls, Pa. MR. JOY ...... daughter, WENDY. G u est s BARDS, of Colonial court, will will join her near the end of ~ner. of * * * DR. and MRS. JOHN OTTA- were the young mi'Sc:;'class- entertain at cocktails and a her two-week stay. ed her Bound For Riviera WAY, and young ROBERT, of mates at Kerby School. barbecue on July 12. (Continued on Page 10) meeting Leaving Sunday for New York \.vill be Dr. and Mrs. Touraine road, returned this ~ Amer- Thomas Morrison. of East Jefferson avenue. The Mor- week after a month's vacation Monday through Friday 10 Until 5 --\'- , . -' -"'T" ~-_._.- .- (Continued on Page 10) in Hawaii. I I i ng year I oorsday lunch- OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY - . y Club.

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Page Ten G'R 0 SSE POI N TEN 'E W S Thursday, July 3,1958 Thurs Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes w , . DeBolt-Beyschlag Short and to the Pointe Brackens Travel Urs (Continued from Page 9) ~---~---..,..,-~------~ DENNIS M. BERGO; 2 South Vows Exchanged The DAVIn A. WALLACES, h d Deeplands road, will be leav- West after Nuptials Exc of Lewiston road, will be leav" Mrs. G. Ric ar .DeBolt ing for California by train on ing soon after the July 4th July 7 with his aunt and unde • Pair Wed Newlyweds Travel to Florida and Cuba after Ceremony holiday for their XA Ranch in MR. and MRS. RAY STOWER. Stephanie Millel1bach, Daughter of Mrs. Mathew N. Saturday in St. Mi.<:hael's Church; Wit! . Burwell, Neb. Visiting them They will then Slall from Cali- Millenbach, of Harcourt Road, Married Saturday Baptist Make Home in Dearborn during the summer will be the fornia aboard the S.S. "OOr- In St. Clare of Montefalco Church WILLIAM O. EARLS of K"en- line" on July 12 for a month's Peau de soie was Carol Lucy Beyschlag's choice for wood road. stay in Ha'waii. . A Papal blessing was read at the Saturday ceremony Weari wedding gown when she spoke her nuptial vows Satur- II< * II< II< II< II< in 51. Clare of NJontefalco Church which united Steph- Alencon l' clav in St. Michael's Church to G. Richard DeBolt, son CORNELIA DECK, d.augh- Five women members' of anie Millenbaeh ;md James King Bracken in marriage. vows to TJ tel' of the KARL DECKS, of M;s. G. Fred DeBolt of North Rena~d road. Grosse Poi n t e M e m 0 ria 1 The bride, daughter of~------Pointe Ba Hamilton court, was presented Church were attending a The bride's gown was~ Mrs. Mathew Millen-Iof the bride; Eugene M. Rog- in, a piano recital Monday at' churcl). conclave at Purdue N. The bri fashioned with a long torso guests were Daniel Beebe and the Neighborhood Club. As- University last week. They bach, of Harcourt road, and ers, Michael J. '.rhompson, the Gordo bodice and a bouffant skirt John Baldwin. sisting the young star were included MRS. BETTY LANG, the late Mr. Millenbach, Michael A. Bosco and Paul A. Calvin ron lavishly t rim me d with I Mrs. Charles E. Beyschlag, RUTHHERDEGEN and SU- MRS. BEN TALLMAN, MRS. 'Wore a gown of white Swiss Hoffmeyer, of Cleveland. designed ( Alencon lace. A demi cap of of Colonial court, the brid~'s SAN TEAGUE. JAMES MORRISON, MRS. organdy which was fashion..: . The bride was given in mar- Princess I lace studded with seed mother, received guests at the II< II< II< ARTHUR HILLEGAS and ed with a scoop neckline, n~ge by her u~cle, Cyrus H. with a 1:. pearls held her circular veil recept~~n in the .church par- MR. and MRS. FRANK. MRS. EDWARD F. GEHRIG. cap sleeves and a midriff of Kmg. Peggy. Millenbach. was sleeves of of imported silk illusion. lours in ~ blue SIlk s~a.'1t.ung B~NKS WARE, of Washington * '" • white satin which formed a flower. gIrl and MIchael , . Chargot, rmg bearer. a wide in She carried stephanotis and frock wIth acceSSOrIes to road, entertained Saturday After graduating summa night at a cocktail party in a large butterfly b?w 111 ~he For her daughter's wedding lace in thf white roses. match. cum laude from Princeton, ~heir garden. Mrs. Ware and back. of the full ~klrt. whICh and the recption at the Grosse into a catl-. Sally DeBolt. the bride- ~rs DeB~lt was in blue em- JOHN TAYLOR, 'Of Handy ~on, TOPPPER, will leave July fell mto a court tram. Pointe Yacht Club Mrs. MilIen- A fingerti groom's sister, and Mrs. Philip brOIdered :;;Ilk organza over a road, r e t urn e d to Grosse 11 to spend the rest of the Pointe on Sunday. He was Her double tieI'ed illusion bach wore a macaroon em- feU- from ~ Savage were the honor attend- taffeta shea.t~. Both t?0thers summer at the resort home of elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He fingertip veil was caught by a broidered Al~ncon lace over Alencon 1a( ants in blue silk organza over chose cymbIdIUm orchIds. her father, LOU R. MAXON, is the son of MRand MRS. crown of pearl Ol'ange blos- ~gg shell taffeta gown with a She carriec taffeta and they carried white When the pair left to :notor and MRS. MAXON, of Black ALFRED F. TAYLOR. soms and she carrj ed Amazon small hat. Her flowers were stephanotis carnations and delphinium. to Florida and Cuba the bride Lake, near Onaway. lilies and stephanotis with her green cymbidium orchids. cent siyled : James H. Beagle, Jr., was was wearing a beige linen suit >I< II< '" mother's prayer book. Mrs. Bracken was in irides- The brid(~ best man and seating the and black accessories. LINDA BYRD of Richmond, Mary Margaret Murphy was cent bronze silk organza w.ith Medel, wa~ Va., arrived Tuesday to spend DAC Beavers maid of honor and the brides- back panels and a necklme &nd Eva U the Fourth of July weekend Plan Outing maid~ were CynthIa Wheeler, trimmed in Ale~con lace: !fer bridegI'Q()~ \'From Another Pointe of View" with ALICE AAGESEN of Ki~ty Leach, of Los Altos, flow~rs were beIge cyrnbIdmm Sulli van, Ca Lincoln road. . Alice Horne (Continued from Page 9) Grosse Pointer Di'. Sigurd Calif. Joan Farrell of Elm- orchIds. hurst',' Ill., and Mrs.' Terrence For traveling to California were brides: risons, who have been roundly feted in their few weeks Becker again has pLans in hand Kilbride the bride wore a gray and They wor stay here, will be in New York but a few days. for the Detroit Athletic Club . . . white checked suit with a lerina frock They will be sailing next Thursday on the US Con- Beavers' annual Old Club out- The~ wer.e gowned alIke In white cloche and red access 01'- To Be Wed organza 0'. ing to be staged next Tuesday, tur~uolse SIlk org<~nza fro~ks ies. The pair will live in St. stitution bound for the South of France and a long ~coopeI< * * fleet of cruisers leaving GPYC lane. Geology Comes First docks at 10 a.m. for the trip Best holiday present the Harry W. Kerrs, of Tour- over Lake St. Clair. The Beavers have invited the DAC bowlers to attend, as they do each year. Form@rIy Phot

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Clarence Honkanen, Ursu-MedelVows Mrs. Louie Ursu Mrs. D. , ' Sally Brey Sieber • Is Exchanged Here Speaks NuptialVows Pair Wed in an Afternoon Ceremony in Grosse Pointe Baptist Church; Honeymoon in Northern Michigan; Weds Clarence Duane Hon'kanen, Son of the Olav; To Live in Dearborn Honkanens. of Hibbings, Minn" Saturday in Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church remonv Wearing a gown of imported pebble silk and French Steph ... Alencon lace, Doris Margaret Medel spoke her marriage At a candlelight service Saturday in Grosse Pointe riage. \lOWS to Dr. Louie Ursu Saturday afternoon in Grosse ¥loocis Presbyterian Church Sally Brey Sieber, daughter Pointe Baptist Church, ,»>------of the Floyd L. Siebers, of Oxford road, became the M. Rog- bride' of Clarence Duane Honkannen. The bride, daughter of 1 their matching Chantilly lace /.~------.ompson, the Gordon F. Medels, of hats and they carried pink car- For her wedding the r , Paul A. Calvin road, wore a gown n~tions .a!ld !Iappiness roses bride chose a white silk zann Cl:ndD<:;oorah Brewst~r, nd. designed on the em pi r e wIth traIlmg lVY. . f . d were m white taffeta WIth in mar- Princess 1i n e s fashioned Pr. Samuel C. Ursu was hIS 0:: g a n ~ a gown .ashlOne with white tulle headbands yrus H. . . ' brother's best man. They are WIth a, fltte~ bodIce made and their bouquets were of acb was wlth a bodIce and long the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Mik€ of re-embr?ldered Ale~co.n pink roses. Michael sleeves of Alencon lace and Ur:;u, of Dearborn. lace and Ivory and lrn- Th f1 . 1 D' B . e ower gn', lane r~w- a wide inserted panel of Seating' the guests were descent an d st ep 1lano t.IS. , ster, wore white organza over wedding lace in the full skirt swept Cornell GroS'On, Donald Nogy, The fin g e r tip imported I pink taffeta and carried ~ e Grosse into a cathedral train. Steve Pannes of Boston, Mass., French illusion veil was czught nosegay bouquet.

. MilIen- I A fingertip veil of illusion Dr. Ernest ~fim6~f, of Ann by a crown o~ pea~ Is and ir:ri- The bridegroom, SOn of the on em- fell from a cap of matching Arbor, and J un lor. ~SJhe.rs descent sequIns. ..,~e earned Olavi Honkanens, of Hibbing, ce over Al 1 d d 1 Robert Bllazes of Phoemx, Aflz. -enconace an see pears. d GOth roses and stephanotis. I Minn., asked Richard Sejnost, with a y She carried Eucharist lillies, an ahr dr' eh'f ., dd' <1 I Mrs. Raymond Brewster, I to be his best man. " ." For er 'aug, ert s we 'mb, 1's were ~tep hanotIs and IVY m a cres- M M d 1 h th d'" rs. e e wore a s ea ..- sister of the bridE'; was. her Ushering were Dr. Victor ids. cent styled bouquet. , ed . a "lk rellafiza . irides- . , . Sign m aqu S1 0 eo ma~l"on of honor. ') he bndes- Doig, Dr. Thomas Varbedian The brIde s SIster, Beverly, over taffeta with a floating za with maIds w€'re Mrs.. Rayrr;ond and Jay Valade. Medel, was hon~r attendant panel from her waist. Her hat Wimmer, of ChIcago, Ill.; neckline and Eva Ursu, SIster of the was. covered in white velvet Marilyn Ramm, of Bay City, For her dau~hter's wedding ace. Her brid~groom, Mrs.. Lawrence I petals studded with rhine-. and Connie Lavender, of j and the receptIOn ::it the Har- lbidium SullIvan, Carol Pleschke, and stones and she wore a white Lincoln Park. : monie Club, Mrs. Sieber wore Alice Horne of Myerstown, Pa. orchid. , · embroidered pink organza. alifornia ns were bride~maids. Mrs. Ursu wore a cocoa They w?re ballel'1na g0v.: I Mrs. Hor..kanen was jn lilac ay and They wore full skirted bal- brown lace SJheath over beige of ml;lr-rmst t~ffetu embro~d- pink. Both mothers wore white with a --Photo by Bransby -Photo by Bransby ered m pale pmk ~nd carlieQ orchids. lerina frocks of pale pink silk taffeta wibh a matching hat ccessor- At an afternoon ceremony Saturday in Grosse SALLY BREY SIEBER, daughter of the Floyd L. a casc~de of roses In a deeper Th 1 ed.. 1 ft organza over taffeta with and carried aqua gardenias. hie new yw s e on a e in St. Pointe Baptist Church, DORIS MARGARET MEDEL, Siebers, of Oxford road, became the bride of l\:lr. f; coo p e d necklines, fitted FoHowing a reception at the ue. ; wed. din g trip to Northern Honkanen on Saturday in~Grosse Pointe Woods Pres- bodices and shirring at the Hillcrest Country Club, the daughter of the Gordon F. Medels, of Calvi,nroad, was The junior bridesmaids, Su- I l\~chigan and on their return waist. Circular veils fell from newlyweds left for Northern married to Dr. Ursu, son of the Mike Ursus, of Dear- byterian Church. He i~ the son of the Olavi Honkan- . ------1 will make their home in Mont- Michigan. For t1"aveling the born. ens, of Hibbing, Minn. gomery, Ala., where the bride- new Mrs. Ursu wore a Copen- groom will begin hi~ tr2.ining Thomas Petzolds Leave Artists Hear T. at Gunter Air Force Base, For New Hampshire Resort hagen blue sheath and jacket C ett H d N d M"' L B .Flower Talk' Wilkin- with amatohi:!g clocile hat and O~~l ee ea same ary ynn enne tt ad, will na vy acces'sones. I. . . . . I Mr, and Mrs. Thomas T. They will live in Dearborn. ChaIrmen of the Standmg Dagens, ser~ICe; ~r~. ~meJ .' Mrs. Longyear Pelmer gave for 60 I Petzold, of Edgemont park, ------Committees of the Grosse Corson, parhamen,.anan, and. a talk on flower arrangements GETTING 4. I I h left Monday with Bill, Ruth REDS GET WET~ER Pointe Woman's Club for the Mrs. Edward Weber, ways and, and table setting~, at the e party and Patty, to vacation a,t Rye I Ma rrIes Mr. Wa 5 MARRIED? "A wave of alcoholIsm has . means. I Grosse Pointe War Memorial I ddaugh- Beach, N. H. ' commg year, have been an-, for members of the Grosse f Rum- struck the Soviet Umon and 'd t Chairmen and co-chairmen Anna Petzold will join her its satellites," writeS Charles nounced by the pre~1 en, for the following duties are: ------Pointe Artists Association on parents later in the summer W. Thayer in The Reporter. Mrs. Edward D: Trow.b~ldge. Mr~. Harold Harden and Mrs. Pointer Claims IBride in Saint Hugo of the Hills Church, June 26. I TUXEDO after attending classes at the Consumption of liquor has Those acceptIr:g poSItIons are Ernest Scherer hospitaJ.ity' Bloomfield Hills, Saturday., After Honeymoon in Mrs. Palmer showed shdes Also-- University of Detroit. Whi~e M J W H n program' , , Full Dress risen by as much as 40 per rs.. . arnso, , Mr5.. Hallenbeck and Mrs. E. Charlevoix Will L,ive in Lakepointe Avenue of her own work, which in- Strollers-Cutoways ghe is in' town she will stay cent in the countries con- Mrs. Stanley Plopa, member- G Evenden discussion' Mrs eluded a variety of subject with her uncle and aunt, the ' , M L' Vollmer' , ,. ------RENTAL SERVICE cerned. Sheer boredom, he ShIP; 1's. OUlS G'l 'Fred Rydholm and Mrs. Gor- In Saint Hugo of the Hills Church, Bloomfield, Sat- matter-from period composi- i Miles M. O'Briens, of Hendrie 1 Business Suits lane. savs "seems the chief cause of bridge; Mrs. James L m;ur, don Skinner social; Mrs. For- urday Clune J. Walsh, Jr., son of the Clun, e J. Walshes., tions (such as French, Victori-I drtmkcnness." publicity; Mrs. M. . an- rest J. Coulter and Mrs. John of Shoreham road, claimed Mary Lynn Bennett as hIS an, English, Swedish et cetera) "The Proper Apparel ------~ -~~------~ H. Carter, garden. to contemporary arrangements -With Personalized Fitting" Special commitees will be bride. <#, and table settings. There were, headed by: Mrs. Stanley Kenn, The daughter of the Ed- brose A. Carr, of Boston; also some Oriental-type com- i O'Brien's Tuxedo Shops vln ~ history of club; Mrs. Burke ward T. Bennetts, Jr., of Robert M. McGarty, of New I positions. , M York; William J. Berns, Law- . . i It's Fun To Go Formal I, Arehart and Mrs. Otis . Bloomfield Hills, wore a B H' b' d R b t J These slides showed pnze- I " f 1 tt rence . Ig Ie an 0 er . "" '" fl Dickey, edltOrs 0 news e er; white silk mousseline de C . Winning entnes In ower i 19045 MACK AVE. TOWN 'N' M J J S !'S. L• • . mi'th , budget. soie over white, t a f f eta romn. :I sowsh an d' mc 1uded some m-. I Near 7 Mile Rd. TU 4-4n oS lntment Delegates will be Mrs. Wi!l- g 0 w n designed with an For her daughter's wedding' formal ones in her own home. liam Quigley to G.P. Council l' d' and the -home reception Mrs. ;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;~~;;;.; _ 20445 MACK AVE. of Better Literature for Youth; open neckline app Ique m Bennett chose a Valencia blue _ e Opposite Howard Johnson'l Mrs. Lowell Orebaugh and motifs of Swiss ltacl ,hfitt~ tissue taffeta gown with a I . Mrs. Roland Postel to Detroit bodice ar.d a pe a s apt::U matching chiffon draped pan- THE G. F T Federation and Mrs. Earl overskirt, edged in lace el. Her hat also was of Valen- ,trosse pointe woods Meyer, delegate-at-large. w hie h deepened into a cia blue and her flowetrs were I MOT HER Mrs. Edward Weber heads chapel train. white orchids. I , the committee working on the Her manthla of S'ilk illusion' Mrs. Walsh was in a silk WAN T S : benefit card party to be held was accenied with matching royal blue and white print M 0 S T I on September 23. lace and she carried white' costume with a cap of white gardenias and ivy. lilacs. She pinned white tube BIG OUT!,AYPLANNED Mrs. Robert Kirchgessner, of roses to her bag. a portrait of her childrenl Grand Rapids, wa~ matron of When the couple left for a For a portrait from our studio oints National Pettoleum News honor and ,the maId of hon?r honeymoon at the Chicago is the best way to keep alive reports that 20 major oil com- was the bride's sis~er, Ju.l1e Club, Charlevoix, Mich., the childhood's combination of Come in panies plan to spend a total of Cameron Bennett. Bndesmalds bride was wearing a cham- imp-and--angel! And don't and bring the children so we" $210 million on marketing were Mrs. Maynard Stet~en, of pagne Italian silk suit, with forget to order extras, may become acquainted .•• ca?ital expenditures this .year. Ann Arbor; M1;'s. RlClhaIrd chiffon paisley silk 1ining and for dear ones who seldom The biggest chunk - 57 per Tinkham, of Tnangle, V'a.; white accessories. They, will then make an appointment cent-will go for buflding and Kitty Proctor, Ann MCD~n-llive in Lakepointe avenue. see your growing children. at your conveniencel rehabilitating service stations. aId, Sally Beardslee and Claire ~ _ Lenz. . TUESDAY is TOTS! day. No appointment needed. NOW IN NOW IN They were gowned in waltz PARKING BIG BUSINESS length white organdy over The parking problem has PROGRESS PROGRESS Sale ... taffeta, the princess Ene bod- spawned a multibillion-dollar ices appliqued with garlands business, says Newsweek. Last Bransby Studio of lace. Theh' bouquets were year alone, investol'S spent 20083 'Mack Ave., in the Woods TU 1-1336 "For of Shasta daisies and ivy. $4,750,OOO,OOQ on par kin g Bernard Kirk Wa1sh was garages of various kinds. CLOSED MONDAYS his brother's best man. Usher- ing were Donald H. Pail'sons, 1 Fixtures Malcolm J. Sutherland; Am- I ' l t ai,.-c01uiitio1J.ed GPUS Alumnus W~ds for your comfort Furn,iture I,n West Virginia I

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r f[~ociety News Gathered from All. of the Pointes - J Mrs. James Lee Bozarth; Jr. Mrs. Franklin John Palermo Lois Martha Engel Susan Baker We'ds YOUR A ~Aarries Mr. Bozarth Frank Palermo CLA~ Charge A Pair Exchange Vows in St. Paul Lutheran Church with Vows Exehanged in Christ Church; lf, the sleeves. she'll love Irom our (~nchanted lairyland links while her youngsters oommittee usually sends out an She carried a Milan straw Baby Sitti dunk thems-elves in the water, adult volunteer to accompany hat filled with stephanotis, Plus mama need only apply at the each fours'Ome. while they are pink sweetheart roses, bache- Care of Ch pool offke to obtain a quali- p1aying in these tournaments. lor buttons and ivy, the gift OUR 2nd ANNUAL DOLL SALE Moth fied "sitter," a new service put All juniors having three of her grandmother, Mrs. Gur- Newoon don Casw-ell Wolfe, of Mooth I into effect this year by Mrs. certified 18-hole scores are Fr , Robert Artner and Mrs. Jack el'igible to enter the Junior Lyme, N. H. JULY 5 thru JULY 19 ~Emery. ! District Golf Association which Mrs. Yeager received in a white voile sheath girdled with BEA'UTIFUL DOLLS - HI FASHION DOLL CLqTHES 5202 LAK: Parties too are planned meets weekly at the various i coral velvet. Her corsage was Cleaned and Mothproofed in Your Home. I around the pool by the chil- ~istriet clubs. . supplied by our Manufacturers ~+ ~x+ra low prices for this sale. SWEDISH of the same flowers as the Rugs Picked up and Guarant'eed and dren's entertainment chairman, The teen-agel' who 16 mostly your hOl b 0 u que t carried by her Delivered Insured Mrs. T. J. Newton. Such par- interested in coke parties, seuse. A ties are usually S'Cheduled on dancing _and picnics is not ror- dl8.ughter. -I.N ALL SIZES SPlaCIALLY PRICED- evenings Here for the party was 'r" Estimate Decoration Day, Fourth of gotten either. Sever~ events TUxedo 5..5700 1 0615 CGdieux Mary's roommate at Wheaton IF YOUF July or Lah"r Day weekends are planned tor them during Limited Supply of Doll's Shoes . . . 10c pair College, Eli~abeth Marshall, of have tin ------the summer mo.nths by ohair- Convenient Layaway Plan Driving '~~5525i35e5eae:=Ei5iESE=!!&E_al~al5======;;=':...;;o;;;======: men Dr. and Mrs. Hal Munson, Dev<>n. Pa. IIi;; usually in conjunction with 6-6960. NEED a b I BEAUTIFUL UNIT HOMES anobherclub. Altar Society DOLL REPAI RS nursema hour, da Giving Party For ity help Antique Clnd Modern Do'" ters Clu' A mid-summer luncheon and Restringing • Replacint ~1023 MACK AYE. bet. 8 & 9 Mile Rds. card party, given by the Saint .In a million :J)ollar Restoring 2B-TUTC Jude Circle of Our Lady S,1Jar TU 4-1996 New Wigs - Arms of the Sea, Rosary Altar Legs - Eyes Cc Society, will be held on Wed- c Suburban -~lal€ ...Area... nesday, July 16, at the Hill- Complete line of I THIS AD WORTH 50 TUTOf crest Country Club. Doll Accessories MRS. LOUI~ Tickets may be obtained by Toward any doll repai:'. $l.etl on any purches. of $5.00 or morQ. Valid thru August 31st. Tutoring by calling Mrs. John Shikany, eble in 011 s chairman, at TU 1-1720. There school, coli, Bloomfield will be a donation of $3.50. tion. TOP ..NOTCH OPENIN( " 339 Merriw: Hills' ENTERTAINMENT TU) Twenty-two, newry completed rental homes. Two" three and TOO! ON PRIV!'J four bedrooms, some with poten'rial of a fifth bedroom.,Na- YOU} Besides fine food and drink, All subjec1 tural fireplaces, sliding gl~ss walls, patios. or private bal- and childr completely air-conditioned ac- 5AV~N65 ers. conies. commodations/ g '0' I f ( 18-hole course) and swimming (heated DETROIT Located in ~ grand wooded site with private en~rance off poo!)/ ST. CLAIR INN offers at PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS TUTOl Hickory (;rove Road, at Woodward, I you the "tops" in Summer en- WO 3-83H tertainment, with ••• Gracious curved drive with landscaped parkway. Large 3-LOST spacious lawns and recreational area. Lighted courtyard .. LOST: St MUSICAL PORTRAITS Lomb, I Baronial landscape views. Reward. tach unit h~s built-in range, wall oven, -food blender, dish- ... featuring Dolores Baldyga, LOST-L washer, disposal, ventilation exhaust fans, indirect work-table Angelo Picardi and Dona Lord- diamond ly/ acclaimed f'rom Moine to urn rin, lighting. Florida for their unusual tal- \ diamond ents. Says the BOSTON POST: cinity r€ An ideal location, too, only minutes from Detroit by com- "A series of delightful musiciJl Mr. Jay i ALL ACCOUNTS muter train or car. Experienced resident estate manager .. productions . . . so met h n g 4-HELP new and, decidedly different Garage for each home, too, with new aluminum overhe~d . . . strictly tap.-notch enter- ARE INSURED MALE door. Fully plaster construction and extra-large ,for equIp- tainment!" MEDICAL UP TO $10,000 tionist, , ment storage. tor. Mill You can enjoy MUSICAL POR- Af/3d is zoned and restricted to afford you the utmost in liable, g TRAITS through Fridoy, July 11 SAVE CONVENIENTLY. WHERE HARPf:R AND OUTER DRIVE MEET taphone, comfort, solitude and gracious suburban living. -two shows nightly, except 'ical tl Sundays. Write ql Folks save at Peoples Federal Savings to educate children, purchase CI ".ome, ephone Two baths beautifully tiled and appoint~d. with ne.w, col?r~ many worthwhile purposes. Have a savings ~,Ian too. Start your account now. Grosse: tone fixtures to add enjoyment and budt-J,n dressrng .unlts. But Y<::lu/ d best /phon, your Funds received on or before the 10th of the mor.th earn from the first of the month. MEN-l Additional lavortary on ground floor. In spite of all thiS de- reservotions NOW! 5 men to scription, you'll fino that SEEING alene can tell the story_ positions i PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS lar nation: Management by Micheals Realty Co. $500 to $1: GIISWOLD AT STATI. 14729 lIAR'ER AND OUTER DRIVE your nstl THREE PHONES Earn whi~ into lifetiI WEbster 3-4200 WEbster. 3-1269 UNiversity 3-9967 PHONES: Main Olfice WO 1..0J 72 Branch LA 7..7210 income an SEEING THIS BEAUTIFULLY WOODED SETTING TELLS THE WHOLE STORY! I :B. Tl

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IOUS."-=~' ...... • YOUR AD CAN Ii CHARGED Three Trunk Lines Serve You 9uickly +0 CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Thre. Trunk Lines to Serve Y016 9uicldy 'EADLINE 4 P.M. TUESDAY' 4-HELP WANTED CLASSIFIED RATES SA-SITUATIONS WANTED I '-FOR RENT- '.. 61-GARAGES FOR RENT II-ARTICLES FOR SALE l'-AUTOS FOlt SALE 13-REAL ESTATE MALE and FEMALE DOMESTIC (Unfurnished) - ,, I . 885 IlARCOURr, garage for CHINA' cabinet and buffet, CHEVROLET converti'ble, '52 FOR SALE Ch~rge Ads-IS words for $1.00 SUMMER positions available ymooft . MATURE LADY and daugh- UPPER 2 new bedrooms, rent. VAlley 1-9826.' walnut, pri~ed reasonable. motor, new nylon top. Good C~sh Ads-IS words for 90c for college girls, minimum t~r, 14, would like baby sit- child,' garage,. $90. Anne Whitewalls. O'wner, Sacri- 7-WANT,ED TO RENT PRescott 8-9099. GROSSE POINTE AREA 5c each additional word age 20, aboard S. S. Aqua- tmg. VA. 4-8486. " Parker, TUxedci 5-0448. fice, $225, TUxedo 4-2324. rama. WOodward 2-6911. _ ANNOUNCEMENT Lovely I1h story brick. Ex- LARGE, well furnished r06m Beautiful console and S'pinet Call GIRL WISHES day work GROSSE POINTE area, 4- . 4th JULY SPECIALS cellent location; close to Baker, ,4A-Help Wdnted c1eani~g or itoning. EJOPert 1'00111 upper, 2 bedrooms, in modern 'home with all pianos, nationally famous. schools, shopping, transpor- y road, TUXEDO 2-6900 Domestic on shirts. Call after 6 p.m. heat furnished, $115. LAke- conveniences, Grosse Pointe Built up to a standard, not Big ~vings on all new cars. tation. Owner. TU 4-3745. area. Best references upon down to a price; yet priced to e Joseph 3 Trunk Lines TOwnsend 7-7168. view 1-5007, PR 6.0787. '58 Impala $2,050, $189 dn. EXPERIENCED white woman r~quest. Write Box K:--13, sell. Terms. Open weekdflYs, '58 Convertible $2,160, $197 dn. from Grosse Pointe area EXPERIENCED woman wants 5253 BISHOP, 3 large rooms LINER STATIONS ,Grosse Pointe News. 1-8:30, Saturdays, 10-7. Grosse '584-dr. MODERN brick 5-5 inrome. with Grosee Point,e refer- day or week work. Can sotay. and bath. Newly decoI'ated, a"':-AItTICLES FOR, SALE Pointe Piano C(:n!eT, 15123 Bel-Aire $1,950, $174 dn. screened terraces, natural. ences. Four days cleaning Reference. Mrs. Irene Simp- adults only, TUxedo 2-1512. ve lace CUNNINGHAM DRUGS AUTO DRIVERS-Only $9.16 Mack. '582-dr. fireplace in lower, gas heat, accessor. 16Ml K~.rcheval at Notre Dame weekly. 9:30-3:30,$28. TUx- son. VAlley 1-4697. " 0 qu art e r'l y buys $10,000- Bel-AiJre $1,904, $171 dn. 2-car g'arage, in G r sse in pow. 'XU 15-9698 edo 5-4355. GROSSE POINTE, 1993 Ver- Pointe. TU 4~2447. EX~ERIENCED woman. de- nier-Modern large flat, 2- $20,000. Bodily InJ'ury and GREENHOUSE, 16'xI8'. Lord '58 Bis<:ayne ette. HARKNESS PHARMACY and Burnham steel construc- 2-dr. $1,800,$158 dn. SIres ,day work. Laundry, bed roo 11:1 available, Fire- eft on a 21)313 Mack Ave. at LochmoO\. S-SITUATION WANTED $5,000 .Property Damage Li- tion. Only $500. Call Mr. '58 Biscayne TU 4-3100 cleaning; ~xcellent ironer. place, gas heat, garage, park !!ian Bay apility. TU 1-2376, Champion, TU 4-5700. STORMS removed, windows Grosse Pomte references. privileges No pets adults 4-dr. $1,830, $169 dn. g a rasp- '58 Delray 2~dr. $1,700, $149 dn. KINSELS washed, screens put up, TOwnsend 8-0985, TRinity .only; $150 per mon~h. TUx- TRADE-IN sofa~ and chairs. 9-PIECE dining room s~t; mis- NEW HOMES th with 17051 Kercheval at St.. Clatt '58 Wagon $1,935, $167 dn. TU '15-~S27 awnings hung, eavestrough 2-2293. edo 4-&994. All in nice condition. Rea- cellaneous tables and chairs. hite ac- cleaned, wall washing and sonably pric~d. Van Uphol- TUxedo 5-3682. E-Z terms, low down payment. FOR SALE painting. VAlley 1-4127, RESPONSIBLE middle age GROSSE POINTE: 5 v&ry nice stering Co., 13230 Harper, I-PUBLIC NOTiCes lady, good housekeeper, Ger- RAY or DOUG rooms hea-red. $140. TUxedo Open 9 'til 9. BOY'S 20-INCH Schwinn bi- GROSSE POINTE SHORES LAMPS ,man. Refetrences. Live in. PRESCOTT 8-5150 4-5688. cycle, good rond iti on. TUx- 26 Colonial. Unique Williams- Also nursing experi~nce. VACUUM BARGAINS edo 1-2925. NOTICE Custom-made I amp shades 1951 CHEVROLET, Po w e r~ burg 8-room tri - level near made and recovered in my PRescott 7-0093. Rebt.iIts 1 year guarantee lake. $61,000 Hoover w/beaters _ $16.95-$49.95 LEAVING CITY, must sell glide, $19'5. Call TUxedo' 2- Certain individuals in your home. Grosse Pte. references. Alvena A-I LAUNDRESS, cleaner. VERNIER GROSSE PTE, Rebuilt Eureka! $19.95-$34:.95 Magic-Chef stove, automatic 348"', GROSSE POINTE FARMS locality are calling on Hoover TU 2-0315, 139 Ridge Rvad. Monday, Wednesday, Sahlr- Rebuilt G.E.'s $19.95~$24.95 h bab b d rtin Mc- TERRACE APARTMENTS Rebuilt Royals $21.95 waS er, Y uggy an 168 Hillcrest. 7 room Colonial, nounced Vsers offering to service day. Good plain. cooking. Late Models, assort. make $14.95 baby swing, electric mower, 12-AUTOS WYD. TO BUY Hoover Cleaners, and this no- TWO EXPERIENCED college -935 VERNIER ROAD $42,500 izabeth Can sleep in. TYler 5-2288. HARPER VACUUM period mah()gany end and tice is to advise you that we boys desire lawn jobs; $4 184 Hillcrest. 4 bedrooms, J 11. Miss per average lawn. Edging, Between Lakeshore Drive and Author~XCiE~u~~~a.s:~~6~Dealer cocktail tables. Combination will not be held responsible WE NEED baths,. activities room, $45,000. hter of 58-EMPLOYMENT Mack. A d j a ,c e n t. Lochmoo:r NEW - REBUILTS ~ PARTS TV, radio and record play- for any service that they may clean-up. Own equipment. 1953 and 1954 Models 183 HIllcrest. 6 room Colonial, ;:hell, is TUxedo 2.6619. BUREAU 17176E. WARREN. at CADIEUX :ar, 'period mahogany cabi- render to your cleaner. Country Club. Newly decor- TU 1-1122 OPEN 10 TO 7 Any Make or Body Style $41,500 undelein C U P L E S, cooks, maids, ated 2 bedroem apartment. net. TUxedo 4-4702. Have Customer:; Waiting STORMS, screens, 'Windows a We ask that you be sure the .chauffeurs, caretakers, jani- Monthly rental, $117'.50. CHINA, furniture, rugs, an- GROSSE POINTE PARK washed. Grass cutting and tiques, miscellaneous, bought SCOUTING equipment. Uni- For 32 Years 'We Have Been of the man who calls at your door is tors and porters. Day or landsca,ping. Clean gutters, WOodward 3-9118 and sold. Majestic Furniture, forms, siz~ 12, 14; ki~, pack Paying Up to $100 More 1002 Harvard, ~ bedrooms, J icks, of wearing a Hoover Identifica- week. Field's. Employment. $8, strainers included. Clean Night and Sunday 10227 Woodward, TOwnsend and frame, etc. TUxedo 4- bath, library, $47,500. alumnus tion Badge. If you are in TR 3-7770. E. H~ COOK • garage or basement, $5. Will LA. 1-0457 6-2500. 0138. 1003 Cadieux. 7 room Colonial, Worces- doubt. call 15701 HARPER $36,200 I haul away junk and move Berkshire-Balfour wedding 6-FOR' RENT- FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT _ 8 CUBIC FT. deluxe G.E. re- anything. Cars was h e d, Call for appointment or see THE HOOVER {Unfurnished) UPPER on Neff road. Not new, Screens, all types, grates, frigerator, like new. TUx- TUxedo 4-0933 cleaned and waxed. I can Open Till 9:00 your broker, are due and will do any odd job. GROSSE POINTE GARDENS but very lovely and conveni- andirons, tools. See display edo 2-3385. COMPANY ent. $100. TUxedd 5-3645. of re- Reasonable and dependable. Nr. HuGo s en's Eastland, at SMITH - MATTHEWS, NEW porch chairs and tables. I WILL CALL at your home to Bill Totty, TUxedo 2-9284. 6640 Charlevoix Ave. WA One porch lamp. TUxedo 2- buy any moriel used car, any 12841 E. McNichol~ Kin g s viII e, 2 1 4 0 1 - GARAGE apartment, Grosse RICHARD M. 2-7155. 2496. age, tor cash and pay you Extremely attractive large Pointe Farms. Garage, stove Detroit 5, Mich. LA 7-9500 YOUNG man desires land- more money. Tom Roney, scaping, gardening and gen- 1 and 2 bedroom apts. with and refrigerator. TUxedo LAMPS, Shades, Chandeli~, IA-CFFICi £QUIPMENT Roney Motors, LA 6-6611.15, eral maintenance. Very reas- full size din. rm. and sep. 1-6725. Fixtures. Lamp parts, custom FOR SALE KIMBROUGH 1A-PERSONALS onable. WAlnut 2-7273. kitchen; 1ge. closets, cross shades, lamp mounting, re- ventilation, free parking, CARS WANTED: All makes, FARM fresh eggs deliv£red. TWO - BEDROOM apartment. pairing. Best selection of lamps TYPEWRITERS and adding CO. COLLEGE SENIOR, age 25, new decorations, adults, Automatic gas heat, modern and shades in town. machine!, new, rebuilt. Rea- all models. Top appraisals, Call after 5. Herb Boettche", desires employment. Has Mgr. TU. 4-1641, 1 blk. E. spot cash, red tape. We '17850 MAUMEE ot inside. TUxedo 2-5623. Lamps by Martin son able prices. N R t ion a 1 no ED 1-8492. chauffeur's license. TUxedo 7 Mi. Rd. VV!0ross) 3 blks. make pay-off if any-give • Thi. 14637 - 41 Kercheval, corner 0 f f ice' Equipment, 16749 TUxedo 2-2593 and typing 5-4624. S. of Harper. GROSSE POINTE FARMs', on you cash difference. Prompt BOOKKEEPING Manistique, VAlley 2-8151. I Harper at Bishop. TUxedo Calvin. 8-room brick, 2% action, call now. Monday through Friday service done dficiently. HOMES trimmed and painted. HARCOURT, 939. Upper 2- 1-7130. baths, gas heat, fireplaces, SHALLA CHEVROLET Your office or mine Call Window glazing and caulk- bedroom, I1h baths. Gas DO IT YOURSELF recreation room, 2-car ga- St. Clair Shor~ Lot, PR 8-5247 TU 1-9551. heat, 2..car garage, adults, '-ARTICLES WANTED KERBY ROAD, here it is! The ing. VAlley 1-4127. rage. $200 monthly. TUxedo • CABINETS 224.01 Harper, South of 9 VA 1-6624. • FORMICA PORTABLE typewriter; good house located so that your LAWN and garden mainten- 5~6735. PROXY PARENTS • PLYWOOD condition. TUxedo 2-1689. children can walk to school- ance by experienced high AUDUBON, 4650. Between 12A-IOATS &' MOTORS Qualified women for GROSSE POINTE vicinity, 3~ • PANELING elementary or junior high. 2 school boy. TUxedo 1-3022, Warren and Mack. 4 bed- bedroom upper, furnished or • DOORS WANTED - Ga~oline 1awn SKIN DIVERS deluxe 1 hour bedrooms down, 2 up. $24,500. CHILD CARE ask for Joe, J1'. rooms. Convenient to school, mower engine. TU 2~8944. church, and shopping cen- u n fur n ish e d. $125-$140. • DRAWERS tank and regulator, com- We Step In when You Step Out Adults. 22500 MACK University, French stone eha- EXPERIENCED gar den e r; ter. Excellent for profes- l' plete, $117.50. Olher models Hourly, Weekly or Longer PORTA:.BLE t y pew it e r in teau, authentic in design. 5 ,landscaping, grass cutting sional or business' man. $225 CHAMPION PR 5-0470 gOod condition. TU 1~0917. . even less. Rentals. Aqua bedrooms, 3 baths on 2nd; 2 DETROIT - SUBURBS and yard maintenanc~. RA. monthly. Lease. EL 6-0610. Spo.:'t Divers, 16015 E. 8 Mile, State Licensed & Bonded 5-0456. 6A-FOR RENT FURNISHED GROUND covers, My r tIe, BpOKS purchased for cash. East Detroit. bedrooms, 1 bath on 3rd. Baltic ivies, E u 0 n y m us Eaby Sitting (4 hr. Minimum Entire libraries or fine single ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN GROSSE POINTE high school Grosse Pointe Terrace GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 5 Vegetus. Call evenings, TUx- FORSALE-26 foot Pnvateer Plus Transportation) items. Midwest BookServ- TU 5~60'63 LO 7~4706 senior, strong, industrious, Jefferson and Cadieux, Ex- room brick, furnished, gas . edo 5-0768. Sloop. Excellent condition Care of Children for Expectant heat Older couple desired. ice, 4301 Kensington, TU JOHN S. GOODMAN mow lawns, ,paint, wash cellent location. 2 or 3 bed- 5-2450. and rea dy for the water. Mothers in Hospital • walls, windows or cars. Any rooms; stove, refrigerator, WAlnut 3-6022. BROWN LEATHER chair with Best to' be had in. equipment ' Newborn Care on Return kind of work. $1 p€r hour. g'arage. $160 and. $175. matching ottoman. Reason- for both cruising and racing. 1876 STANHOPE. Furnished 2 -POSITIVELY ST. CLAIR RIVER From Hospital • VAlley 4-0624. able. TUxedo 5-2434, WOod- Will consider trade for pow- WOodward 1-3570 ()r bedroom ranch. No' children HIGHEST PRICES-PAID for 600' frontage, magnificently Vacation ward 1-4348. er boat. Can be seen at Bay- TUxedo 2-4485 situated on beautiful St. Clair 2 COLLEGE BOYS looking for or pets. $200. 1 year's lease. Furniture and Appli~nces view Yacht Club at the foot 5202 LAKEWOOD VA 2-0330 REFRIGERATOR, 8 cu. ft.; River. Rolling slopes dotted odd jobs. Prefer' painting, ALTER ROAD, modern brick ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN "I Piece or a Houseful." o! Clairpoint, Detroit. Call baby bed and chest to match. with 100-year-old trees. Lots SWEDISH MASSAGE given in garages, basements, '?tc. Ex- 5-room upper flat. Adults. TU 5-6063 LO 7':4706 PRescott 5-5733 TU 4-1504 for appointment. your' home by licensed mas- perienced. Very reasonable. Electric stove 'and refriger- JOHN S. GOODMAN TUxedo 2~3909. of privacy. Ideal for home de- VAlley 4-4895. WILL pick up and buy U6ed velopment or perfect for a seuse. Also have table. Call a~or. Garbage dispo~al, in- FURNISHED 2-bedroom brick LEAVING state, must sell Vic- 14-FOOT WOLVERINE; like olothing. TOwnsend 5-6750, project of a laTger nature, evenings. WAlnut 3-2538. cmerator, garage, 011 heat. torian davenport, tables, dra- nev. condition. 10 h.p. Mer- GRANDMOTHER will baby I . TOwnsend 8-2045. suoh as apaa-tments, hotel, ~tc. Landscape service. $145 per b~ngalow~ G r 0 sse ~omte peries, lawn chairs, glass- cury, trailer. 866 Lakeshore IF YOUR husband doesn't sit weekends or any time. I' month. Available July 15. Woods. Phone Vlnewood drive. An exclusive spot, yet con~ have time, we do! Mitchell Can give Grosse Pointe re- VAlley 2-6611. 1-8400 weekdays or TUxedo ware and other items. VAl- WILL PAY up to $25 for large venient to metropolitan De- Driving School. LAkeview ferences. PRescott 8-9530. 4-5076 after 6 p.m. ley 2-9191. awning. Rug approximately SACRIFICE-26-foot Privateer troi t. Main home, garage and 13x18, beige or gray, in good sloop, 8 years old and in ex- caretaker's house. 6-6960. BEACONSFIELD, nor t h ~ f LARGE packing trunks, $8 and ELECTRICIAN with license condition. Hutch cupboard. cellent Mndition In water Jefferson-Five.room lower CHANDLER PARK DRIVE, $10. Suitcases, $4 and $5. NEED a baby sitter? Reliable desires any kind of electri- flat, in excellent con~ition, . Cadieux section; brick 3- CaJll LAkeview 6-2136 after and ready to cruise or race. W, BRUCE KEYS cal work. Reas~onable prices. TUxedo 5-2724. nursemaids a v ail a b I e by gas heat, adults; $85. ,TUxedo bedroom, living room, dining 5 p.m. Outstanding 10 C a 1 racing 1113 MILITARY STREET hour, day or week. Matern- PRescott 8-5195. 5-7740, evenings. room, kitchen, garage, side APARTMENT size Hide-a~bed, record. Make oftffl'. Call TU PORT HURON, MICHIGAN ity help available. The Sit- 4-1504. CARS washed, _cleaned and drive, oil heat, l~year lease. $50. Welsh Boodle Buggy, WANTED YU 2-6630, Evenings EV 5-4133 ters Club, PRescott 7-0377. GROSSE POINTE PARK Completely furruslhed. $125. $15. Wicker chair, $15. Peter- Simonized. Reasonable rates. Beaconsfield OLD CLOTHING SAILBOAT, 22 ft., K class MADARAK son collapsible stroller, $10. TUxedo 4-1032. Near- Jeff. Redec., recond. 5 L u e d k e cat. $695: Fully 2B-TUTORING 11005 Mack VA 3-2121 TUxedo 4-6784. BEST PRICES PAID BOY wants work at odd jobs rm. apt. $80 mC\t1ithly, incl. FOR MEN'S SUITS equipped. TUxedo 2-4579. WINDMILL PO!NTE COMMUNITY around homes in afternoons gar. No pets, adults only. Gas 6B-ROOMS FOR RE~T BABY'S Port-a-crib, complete, heat:- Lake privileges. Ideal TOPCOATS AND SHOES GARAGE for ~ale; single, 21 DRIVE, '153 15 and Saturdays. Reference. like new. Paid $32.50, will TUTORING SERVICE for teachers or nurses to PROFESSIONAL or business 'TU~a 3-1872 ft. deep. Good condition. TW 1-9454. sell for $15. TUxedo 1-7878. 4 bedroom Southern Colonial MRS. LOUIS MAR1CK. DIRECTOR share. woman. Call WOodward A telephone call wi.ll bring us Ideal for boat-welL EDge- overlooking water. Paneled water 1~2542. Tutoring by degree teach~rs ovoil- COLLEGE student would 1H;:e HUGH CHALMERS 3-2815, during day; TUxedo POWER MOWER; Eclipse, with to you immediately cocktail lounge with built-in TUxedo 4-4040 1-3767, after 6 p.m. rider attachment, 21 inch oble in all subjects tor grades high work full or part time, any- BOOKS bought in any quan- 16-FT. DUNPHY, 35 h.p. Evin- Hi-Fi on first floor. Complete school, college and adult educa- reel type. Used only twice; modern kitchen with utility thing that would enable me GROSSE POINTE, Somerset ROOM for rent, private bath, tity. Entire libraries, book- rude motor. D~luxe trailer. tion. selling due to I owner's de- r<><>m.2 car attached garage. to continue my education. Road. Modern 6 room lower, sitting room, air conditioned, cases, art objects. Mrs. B. C. Both brand new. TUxedo OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS Call Bill, EDdgewater 1-7877. ~ise. $100. TUxedo 1-4264. 5-8357. gas heat included, $145. VAl- telephone available. $50 per Claes, 1670 Leverette. WO 789 TROMBLEY 339 Merriweather, Grs. Pte. Forms ley 2-5082. month. TUxedo 2-9552. CHINA, linens, and many at- 3-4267. SA-SITUATIONS WANTEi> CHRIS-CR~, 26 it. 1954 ex- 3 bedroom Colonial, G.E. TUxedo 4-2820 tractive small articles. TUx~ press cruiser, Tv,'in 95 h.p. DOMi5STIC 790 TROMBLEY-Lower flat, MASTER- front room, gentle- edo 5-2724. WILL BUY old Spanish kitchen, 4 baths, 14 x 18 ft. 2-bedroom, I1 bath, one man only. Garage optional. 'Shawls. Call' Marie, PRes- Excellent condition. TUxedo family room, 2 car attached PRIVATE TU"fORING h WOMAN (white) wishes wash- cail' garage, oil heat, avail- 621 Lakewood. VAlley 2- , cott 6-6942, after 6 p.m. 2-7201. garage. IN ing and ironing. V;:ll pick up able now. TUxedo 1-3670. 4593. DO IT YOURSELF YOUR OWN HOME and deliver. LAkeview 1- WANTED-Swing set, climb- OWENS CRUISER, 22 ft., fully OPEN DAILY BY BUILDER UPHOLSTERY SUPPLY equipped, radio, telephone. All subjects; all grades. Adults 2754. LAKEWOOD, u p per, brick. BUSINESS or professional er or what have you in play 1-7 ..p,m. and children. Certified teach- Between Jefferson and Ker- man. In ptrivate home. Semi- Foam rubber, plastic leathers, yard equipment. PRescott CallI Bruce Regan, TUxedo LADY, wjth reference, wishes 1-9997. erlt. cheval. Newly decorated. 2 private bath. Use of TV fabrics at g'['eat' savings. Tools 8-7758. ROBERT E. SCHULTZ Call: 2 or 3 days per week. $7, car- bedrooms, modernized kitch- room; some privileges. and eX!pert advice, , fare. WAlnut 3-6042. lOA-Motorcycles For Sale 12C-TRAILERS FOR SALE TUXEDO 1-7786 DETROIT AND SUBURBAN en, large front porch with. VAlley 3-2018. BO:it cushions and seating pads awnings, natural fireplace" (, TUTORING SERVICE COLORED 'INOMAN, 53, with made to order. Reupholstering 1957 JAWA motorcycle, 9 h.p. DELUXE mooile, 2-bedroom, , WO 3-8315 KE 7-4653 some practical nurse train- accessible attic,' gas heat, 6D-RESORT PROPERTY and repairing. Spring oushions 2 cycle. Good condition, low 1957. 45x10, like new, ideal ing, wishes cleaning work in automatic hot water, garage, mileage. Call Bob, EDge- ~"lorida home. VAHey 1-8201, KENSINGTON COTTAGE on I p per w a IS h for davenport, chairs,replaced 3-LOST AND FOUND clinic, doctor's office or $85. TUxedo 5-2434, WOod. sacrifice. Beach. July 28 through with :foam rubber. water 1-7877. Large older home on tree- beauty shop. Excellent ref- ward 1-4348. LOST: Sunglasses, Bauch & August 11. CaB. Monday, line street, 5 bedl'OOlnS, 2; erences. Write Mrs. Benson, ll-AUTOS FOR SALE Lomb, prescription ground. TUxedo 2-0592. Lawrence Upholstering 13-REAL ESTATI baths, sunroom and TV room, 8808 Russell, DetroH 11. - FOR SALE 1st floor lav., rec. room with Reward. TUxedo 1-3980. GROSSE POINTE AND 14331 Kerchevol 1958 CHEVROLET, $1695. Har- VIClr-.!ITY 9540 SAND POINT near Case- old Ballantine, LO 7-2600, EXPERIENCED woman wants PRICE REDUCED, 241 McMil- heat and carpet. Nice LOST - Lady's platinum and ville. 2:1h hours from De- VA 2-6B91 VAlley 2-2450~ f:t~r~~ day or week work. Can stay. 2 and 3 bedroom flats, Ian. 1 year old Colonial, very diamond brooch and platin- $90 to $275 • troit, 4 bedrooms; beautiful um ring containing three Reference. Mrs. Irene Simp- sand beach, safe for chil- SELECT used cars. All makes complete and in perfect con- OXFORD ROAD, North son. VAlley 1-4697. CHAMPION TU 4-5700 COMPLETE home furnishings and models. OK guaranteed dition. Immediate occupancy. diamonds, Grosse Pointe vi- dren; electric stove, garbage Colonial 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, for sale. Early American; used cars, reconditioned, new Open Sunday, 2-5. , cinity recently. Reward, call EXPERIENCED colored girl disposal; etc. 16-foot Lyman car.peting included. By ap- Paneled den, additional bath Mr. Jay, WOodward 1-9779. boat-good fishing and hunt- policy. Save money, check in cooking, laundry and GROSSE POINTE, 1410 Som- pointment. VAlley' 3-1710. BEA UTIFUL year a l' 0 un d on 1st floor. Large kitchen ing. Rent by the season. Will , . here first or last. cleaning wants Monday, erset near Vernor. Near home on St. Cla'ir River near with dishwasher, disposal, at- 4-HELP WANTED apply rent to purchase. TU LEAVING CITY-M~ple din- SHALLA CHEVROLET ¥"'ednesday, Thur~day, Fri- . schools, . mcde:L'n lower 2 Algonac. 5 bedrooms, 21;2 tach~d ga,rage. $37,500. TERMS 5-7900. ette set, mahogany cOrner st. Clair Shores Lot, PR 8-5247 MALE and FEMALE day. Grosse Pointe refer- bedrooms, dishwasher, ga- baths, boa,t house with hoist rage. Will decorate to, suit, cup boa l' d, miscellaneous 22401 Harper, South of 9 MEDICAL secretary, recep- ences. VAlley 2-6196. RENT, $85 weekly, Furnished and bedrobm upstairs, 2-car, KARL DAVIES c h i1d r en. welcome. $125. .furniture and household AUCTION: 1951 Chevrolet tionist, willing to assist doc- EXPERIENCED girl wishes Days, WOodward 2-3696, 3-bedroom home. :Beach. Re- equipment. By appointmen.t. 2:-story garage. Lot 100x265. TUxedo 5-3220 tor. Must be intelligent, re- liable people only. By ap- sedan, motor No. JAM-473- Concrete seawalL 5365 Har- ironing or day work. C'Nn evenings, TUxedo 2-0359. LOrain 7-7390. 710, t'Obe &Oldat Public Auc- ~ liable, good typist, use dic- transportation. Call eve- pointment, 4695 Lakeshore , cus Lane, Mrs. J. a.Walker. tion July 12, 1958, at 10:00 GROSSE POINTE FARMS taphone, familiar with med- nings. TYler 8-2281. , 388 NEFF - Newly decorated road, Lexington. FLeetwood ~DISON 6-year crib and chif- ical terms, bookkeeper. 5 room lower, sleeping' porch forobe, waxed birch. Car, a.m. Grosse Pointe Park Po- Near Kerby schooL 3 bedroom 9-8388, after 6 p.m. Colonial, first floor (Rvatory, Write qualifications and tel- WOMAN wishes daytime or and recreation room. $175. bed and. stroller. 'TUxedo lice Department, 15115 E. KARL DAViES LEXINGTON: 3 bedroom on J-effers'on Ave'. REALTOR terrace, recreation room, car- ephone number to Box 0-3 evening babysitting job or TUxedo 5-9292. 4-5083. . Grosse Pointe News. housework. LAkeview 7- the water, private beach, . TU 5-3220 peting, 2 car garage, 10 years 9704. 808 NEFF. Upper flat, 2 bed- very reasonable, available H AND CROCHETED bed- HOLIDAY SPEGIALS old, lot 50 x 150. $22,800. MEN-FOR PART TIME rooms, practically new, gas July and August. TUxedo spread, full size. . VAlley Save $ $ befoce th~ .4t.h. 81 Kerchevol Ave. JOHN B, DOYLE S men to train now for key COLORED woman wan t s heat, garage. TUxedo 2- 2-9328. 1-4526. '56 Plymouth wa'gon 995 Member G.P. BrOKer's Assn. ... $ 128 KERCHEVAL TU 2-6262 positions in multi-million dol- housekeeping 5 days. Plain 5988. '56 Onev. 4-dr. hardtop $1,395 G RAY mahogany bedroom BERKSHIRE, south of J effer- lar national conce-rn. Earnings cooking. 3 years of hospital 7-WANTED TO RENT '56 Chev. 2-dr. $ 795 ,suite, "like new." Black dav- son. First adv. Very desir- $500 to $1200 per month. Start training in child care. Grosse GROSSE POINTE Par~, near '57 Ford FairJ.ane $1,495 EXECUTIVE and wife, former able Early American. 4 bed- BALFOUR ROAD, 1001 your nstructions part time. Pointe references. VAlley Jefferson. Practically new enport, matching chair. Ma- '57 Ford Wagon $1,645 Earn while you learn. Leads 2-3513. lower five, enclosed porch, Grosse Pointe home owners, hogany tables, lamps, dra':' '54 Ford W'agon $ 675 rooms, 2 baths plus 2 bed- New 4 bedroom COlonial, 2~ into lifetime career with high b e aut i f u Uy decorated. desire to rent modern 3-bed- peries,green sectional, blond '54 Nash. Rambler $ 675 rooms and bath over attach- baths, G.E. kitchen, paneled BABY SITTING or day work. Adults. Will take grown room house in Grosse Pointe . chest, HpllywoOd. bed, ed garage. Beautifttl kitchen . library, recreation room. By income and complete security. E-4 terms, low down paymen_t Call: Available anytime. Nights. children. $125. Possession Area by September 1. Reply chrome -'Jet, good fan, Wur- Paneled library. ltecreation builder. Open daily. B. Yon Albrecht Experienced. References. after Augum 1. EDgewater Box' M-12, GrossI! Pointf litzer at::cordion (white). Sell RAY or DOUG' room. TU 2-6000. VAlley 1-9389 TUxedo 2-6167 TUxedo 5~3255, 1-6998. New~ separately. -PRescott 8-7106. PRECOT"l 8-5150 MAXON BROTHERS .. "

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Page Fourteen . GROSSE POI'NT! NEWS Thursday, Jury 3, 1958 CI Co 21Z-LA E . LA'WN YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines to Serve You 9uiekly . , • CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Three Trunk Lines to~erv. You 9uiekly DEADLINE 4 P.M. TUESDAY po' 11'; j I Tei 113-REAL ESTATE It.-PETS FOR SALE 121"F-STORM WINDOWS ;l'U-PAINTING 'AND PRJ1 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 21J-WALL WASH,ING' 21R-CEMENT WORK .21S-CARPENTER WORK FOR SALE .DECORATING' PEDIGREED Kerry blue ter- WALL WASHING~ 27 years ALL BRICK WORK, base- CARPENTER repairs; kitchens KRANTZ BARRINGTON ROAD, 912-4- rier. Sacrifice, $50, for good (LOOK plete 1 bedroom brick, sun;room, EXTERIOR - IN'rERIOR experience. Elmer T. La- ments and porcheF, built and attics, recreation rooms, ad- 500 BALLANTYNE home. VAlley 2-7698, ,BEFORE YOU BUY) badie, TUxedo 2-2064. repaired. VAlley 1-0860. ditions. Also small repair ahle an library, 1st floo'r lavatory, Grosse Pointe ,references: estimat( Grosse Pointe Shores. If you sun house. Near schools and Fine Paper Hanging jobs. By hour or job. PR- 20-PIANO SERVICE BUY DiRECT EXPERT brick repairs my 6-5363. like contemporary you will transportation. Park prIvi- Work myself, insuTed. WALL WASHING s-pecialty. Cracked lea k y TRE COM P LET E piano servioe. Easi Side. Headquarters love this :lew 4 bedroom, 3 leges, excellent neighbor- Written guarantee. basements waterproofed, re. CARP~NTER - finisher. Build. REMO Tuning, repairing, refinish- Winter Seal PAINTING bath home designed for to- hood. Owner transferred. Terms if desired. paired. Guaranteed, licensed, porches, roo m s, garages. Dutch E $23,900. VAlley 1-7934. ing and moth proofing. Place Aluminum Combination INTERIOR - EXTERIOR morrow's living. Large activi- LEON STRIEGEL insured. Work myself. City Does all type of commission your order early. R. Zech, Windows and Doors Neat, clean, dependable. tv rOOm with fireplace. ultra VAlley 1-7275 wide. UN 3-9491. work. Fixtures, flooring, as- Fr GROSSE POINTE WOODS RE 9-3232. - Reasonable rrices. For free hlodern kitchen. Artistic cir- SPRING SPECIAL! phalt tiling. Paneling and Face brick bungalow with gas estimates call CEMENT and Br;ck Contrac- CAL •. cldRr stairway. thermopane Winter Seal Wolverine Painting and Decorating recreation rooms. Estimates '\\'inc1owwalls. and many other ale heat and garage. Large 21A-GENERAL SERVICES VEnice 9-7169 tor. R e p air s, reasonable Combination Door Best of' Grosse Pointe References free. TUxedo 5-5892. f(';:)tur('s ton numerous to men~ 1iving room with fireplace. DRYERS VENTED, $15.00. 3- . rates, free estimates. Mani. fion, Mr. McBrearty. • Interior • Exterior aci, TUxedo 1-7179 or DR- MERION LEON P. SANKAR TU 4-3078 in. standard installation. Call 21K-WINDOW WASHING CARPENTER, repairs, doors, Free Estimates exel 1-8293. .sod. Lar. LA 7-0533, TU 1-4162. locks" sash cords, cabinet plantinr C. W. TOLES CALL US JOHN R. FORTIER work. EDgewater 1-4576. Completely Installed stone Vi '74 KERCHEVAL TU 5-4100 We have the formula for FIREPLACE equipment, brass PR 7-3551 WINDOW CLEANING 21S-CARPENTER WORK Happy House Hunting Glass Screen and Door and irons, toois repolisl:1ed WALL WASHING H. F. JENZEN BUILD.lNG CALFL and l~cquered, screens re- Closer Repairs EVERYONE TRUSTS Service on' Screens and Storms JIM SUTTON Winnifred Weyhing A BRAND NAME 1677 BRYS Home and Industrial Repairs. LAND~ Grosse Pointe Park p air e d. Smith - Matthews, LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY! Brick Washing Expertly Done Additions, attics completed. Jane Reik 6640 Gharlevoix. WA 2.7155. You can trust us too, to'satisfy Basement Painting Carpenter Work, Repairing & LANDSCi your painting .and decorating Remodeling, Attics, Porches, Porch enclosures, recreation NOTTINGHAM ROAD Marie Defever & rooms, , gar age s repaired, lawn c CARPET LAYING needs. Inside or outside. We H. E. GAGE SON Garages. nance, " Conveniently lncated near Patricia Parent CITY'SASH& TU 4-0136 PR 1-6571 TU 1-9744 TU 1-9611 NEW AND OLD have the know-how and clean TU 4-2942 supplies Jefferson bus. this 2 family Corrine Conway Stair Carpet Shifted equipment. We will' assist you flat is offered under $19,000. 210-WATERPROOFING ADDITIONS, alterations, re- hE P A I R SCREENS, fences, Phyllis Deane Repairs of All Types SCREEN CO. if you have a problem. I work porches, 'steps, doors, win- 3 bdrms., bath, natural firepl. myself .. Over 30 years serving pairs, porches, garage exten- LEO TRUDEL 14000 East Seven Mile Rd. LEAKY basements w ate r- dows, cab i net s, boo k- t in each. Lake privileges. In- ANN' BEDFORD GOODMAN TV 5-0703 Grosse Pointe and east side. sions, partitiom: removed. I proofed. Brick repairs, steps, cases, good work, prompt I' come from lower nicely cov- TU 5-6063 LO 7-4706 Open Any Evening by Appt. We .are insured. An estimate Prompt, reliable, LAkeview I porches. Guaranteed, licens- LA~ ers living in upper (now va- 6-1420. service. S. E. Barber, 20380 JOHN S. GOODMAN costs you, nothing. VAlley ed, insured. Work myself. cant). Must be sold. WINDOW SH~OES 4-32,27. Hollywood, TU 4-005l. Merion bl 13A-LOTS FOR SALE 21G--ROOF SERVICE City wide. UN 3-9491. COMPLETE alteraUons of any PORCH SHADES JOHN F TROMBLEY KITCHEN Formica counter liveted. S Grosse Pointe Farms ALUMINUM STORM kind, 30 years i:l business. Basements Made Dry Small or large jobs. TUxedo tops; cabinets remodeled; ~oil. PR~ MAPLETON ROAD LAKESHORE ROAD WINDOWS AND DOORS new sinks installed. Old or ALUIYIINUM AND FIBER NELSON WOODRUFF P,~INTING Cracked walls repaired, re-in- 4-0917. ~alls 7 a.m COl'. Roslyn 162' on Lakeshore. Sheet Metal-Roofing new work. PRescott 5-8710. One block to St. Paul's Catho- GLASS AWNINGS INTERIOR EXTERIOR forced. All brick repairs. Guar- ~alJl;. Clear, level lot, suitable for Gutters repaired or replaced HOME REMODELING lic schooL couple blocks to GLASS BATH-TUB anteed, insured. PORCHES, stairs, garages, at- 1/2 -metal decks. Private party, GUTTER REPAIR ranch, 1 story, tri-leve,l or ENCLOSURES Manuel Marchese SPECIALISTS tics, basements, kitchens, public grade and hi~h schools. free estimates. Older frame Colonial with 3 colonial. Choice location. Complete Repair Service WORK GUARANTEED LAkeview 6-9300 Birch kitchen cabinets, bath alterations, reml)deling and bedrm., 1st f1. la'v., gas heat, Cleaning, Repairing PRESCOTT 6-7159 ' DREXEL 1-2472 fixtures, formica v8.nitory, at- modernization. F r e e esti. BEATTY Jnw taxes. Lake privileges. KARL DAVIES Reconditioning Call 7 A.M. to 10 A.M. ~l P-FURNITURE REPAIR tics, porches. mates. PRescott 1-1887. , LAWN C'C EDGEWATER 1-1244 No money down, ('asy terms Please call to see. TUxedo 5-3220 ESQUIRE SHADE CO. Or After 3 P.M. C U S TOM upholstering. A Graduate~ "THING of Beauty - Joy For- splendid selection of deco- HERMAN BROTHERS CUSTOM MODERNIZATION TONNANCOUR Subdivision. 15133 Gratiot of HUGH CHALMERS ever." Painting, paper hang- rative fabrics. Expert need- VA. 2-8333 VA. 2-0304 Spring d 105x120. Beautiful dogwood Open Friday Until 9 P.M. ROOF REPAIRING Additions, alterations, recrea- TUXEDO 4-4040 ing, plastering, wall wash- lepoint mounting. Estimates Everg and northern pine trees. LA 1.1515 LA 1-1516 Expert on leaky roofs; caulk- tion rooms and kitchens. Free ing, etc. TUxedo 2-2041. cheerfully g i v e n. Ewaid, KITCHEN CABINETS Owner. TUxedo 5-5310. ing and gutters unplugged, estimatt~s. PR 7-1093 hung-up, painted inside and 13929 Kerchevlll. VA 2-8993. anne parker offers: & FORMICA TOPS 60'x175' on Lakeland, between GENERAL CONTRACTOR out. Fo.r Finer FURNITURE REFINISHING Custom Made Fu:,niture , . . Kitch- by appointment Charlevoix and Waterloo. Cement work, brick repairs, VEnice 9-2220, Interior and Exterior en Cabinets . , Formica Tops. Bars THE BARLEC CO. COMPLET~ Experienced furniture restor- , Recreation Room:; .. Floor in Park~ 1111 nottingham. a Beautifully 1and s cap e d. VALLEY 1-8146 ice, lawn I sewer cleaning, trucking, top '.GUTTERS cleaned, repaired, Painting and Decorating er and refinisher of fine fur- and Ceiling Tile, . Guaranteed proud 5-bedroom colonial , $9,000. TUxedo 2-1347. Work. and fertil soil, fill sand, gravel. ,Rub- and painted. Conductors un- niture is now in,...a position to S6000 down on 50 or 100 ft. , FREE ESTIMA TES clean-up C~RIS C. CHARRON take on mort: work. CARPENTER would like to ready for offer bish pick-up. plugged. AI1y kind of roof AMERICAN CABINET & and seedi. LOTTIVUE TUXBDO 4-5368 repair, creosoted or recov- CO. We refinish pianos, office fur- help solve your moderniza. in City: 763 loraine. a generous WOOD PRODUCTS PR 8-27( ON THE LAKE ered. TUxedo l-EllO. DR 1-2686 PR 8-4778 nitures, bleaching and real tion problems. Kitchen, rec- philadelphia c 0 Ion i a 1 on 16750 E. ~ Mile Road $l.85 per Satisfaction Our Guarantee antiques. rea tion rooms, bars" attics, ~hort quiet street. 30x38. at- Live Where You Play On The Prices right and work well East Detroit bedroom storage, ete. Call tic, all new kitchen and ter- 21H-RUG CLEANING Established in 1925 Sandv Shores of Lake S1. Clair' done. PR 1-5269 PRescott 5-0470. r race. terms, $6000 - $10.000 Suburban Maintenance Full Insurance Coverage For CARPETS, rugs, furniture ex- SUPERIOR WOOD Comple down for fair offer ... Choice homt?sites on lakefront Associates pertly cleaned in your home; Your Protection MODERNIZ1NG 21T-DRESSMAKING "No Job is too Small" FINISHING SHOPS Dutch elm' in Farms: 382 mckinley, a re- or lagoon. For the most dis- prompt, courteous service. ing. Trimrr One p h 0 n e call for all FOR THE FINEST general 11246 E. Vernor Avenue REMODELlI\lG DESIGNING fashionable suits, vamped 4 bedroom, 21/2 Free estimates. Kief Carpet criminating, at the doorway home maintenance prob- painting and decorating at PETER CAPTAIN coats and dresses, alterations ball planth baths. vacant, ~erm!: ... Cleaners, TUxedo 1-0369. Kitchens, Family Rooms, of America's finest fishing and 1ems. reasonable cost see Charles Attics, Rec. Rooms and hats; restyling,' rea- PR~ in Woods: 2072 ridgemont, a 21Q-PLASTERING boating area. PR 6-3038 TU 1-4571 RADKE CARPET CLEANERS A. Schrader VAlley 4-0388. Licensed Builder sonable. VA 2-3610. cutie, 41'2 rooms, all new Rugs, carpets, and furniture REMODELING arches, coves, Plans Furnished, decor, $5800 total . . . Exclusive residential develop. SEWING alterations. adults I~ _ cleaned beautifully. Oriental PAINTING all kinds of plastering. Work Grosse Pointe REferences MERlO men!. 25 mils. from downtown LUGGAGE, trunks, zippers, and children; herns, zippers, in Shores: 86 vernier. '\valk- rugs, Wilton, wool, rayon, ny- Outside paintinf;. Small jobs; guaranteed. Free estimates. plain d~apes, aprons and 55, to-swim, an interesting 4 Detroit. High bldg. restriction. sample cases repaired. Gold VAlley 2-0021. lon, tacked down or loose, garages, touch-up jobs, caulk- pillows. TU ~-7455. 75 y:; bedroom, den, everything City water and gas. Adequate stamping, custom built lug- c. B. H ELlv\ER c 1e a n e d in your home and ing. Private. new ... gage. Travelers Trunk Co., mothproofed, the modern way. SPECIALIZING in repairs. DRESSMAKING and re-de- Fn: schools. Paved streets. Low. 10323 Mack. VAlley 2-6734. New ceilings, arches. Satis- BILDOR Free estimates. VENICE 9-2220 signing: suits, d r ~ sse 5, TU~ and opens sat. and sun. 2-6 taxes. As low as $500 down. taction guaranteed. PRescott TUXEDO 4-0522 21144 hunt club. a sparkling QUALIFIED Hi Fi technician DR 1-3133 bridals and maternity. Rea- 9-1558. ALTERATIONS; rooms and sonablp.. TV 4-4705. ------31'2 bedroom brick bunga - INVESTIGATE wishes to contruct custom Hi A-I Painting o!1d Deco- LAWN CD low. $3000 down. vaacnt. cal 1 Then Anchor With Us Fi installations. Save up to BESTCARPET CLEANERS ra.ting, wall washing, garages. Licensed build~r. CUSTOM dressmaking, de- scaping. Mr. Busby, TUxedo 1-7847 50% over package Hi Fi CLEANING DYING patch plastering, lawn PLASTERING DR ex e 1 1-1195, VEmce I signing, re-styling, altera- :Rouse , Lottie M. Schmidt, Inc. units. Fast service. Will dis- Additions, basements, arches, 9-9964. tions. Best references. Van. Clean ea ... 22001 grossdL1le. 8 room REPAIRING furniture sprayed. A-I ---- ments.'W ft., cuss price. TUxedo 4-5319. ceilings, general repairs. Rea- Dyke-Jefferson. Mrs. Sharp, ranch on 100 everything 48400 Jefferson, 2 Miles N. of PROMPT HOME SERVICE Add'" Alt t' or small big. bargain ... 3 lush mod- FREE ESTIMATES references. C 0 lor e d. sonable charges .. It/ons - era Ions ADams 1-9150. , SELFRIDGE FIELD HO 8-4422 21B-WATCH REPAIRING Kitchen Modernization periencec ern. 22449 benjamin, on 75 INSURED James L. Crawford PRESCOTT 3-2968 2-9284. seawall, $38,800, smart as 21U-PLUMBING 13D-MORTGAGES THIRY jewelry, 20756 Mack at TU 2-6556 Or Minor Repair tomorrow every detail love- VAlley 1-3385 Free Estimates PLUMBING, heating and gas AI1ita. Specializing in watch PLASTER-CONTRACTOR; ;e- ly. very :tail' taxes, very Licensed Contractor conversion, electric sewer Gerald.} MORTGAGES repairs. Watches repaired 21'-PAINTING AND pair work. Rea s on a b I e. high comfort. 3 bedrooms. 2 PAINTING DECORATING, cleaning, aut 0 mat i c gas from all over th.e world. All DECORATING Maniaci, TUxedo 1-7179, or FRAI'.JKJ. ST. AMOUR Coast Gl baths, 2 car attached ga- Residential - Commercial work guaranteed. RICHARD WYSIECKI water heater installed as FIRST MORTGAGE DRexel 1-8293. TU 2-8324 TU 5-5791 rage, deep canal. SPECIALIZING in ranch-type 'VOOD STAINING low as $100. Licensed plumb- Commitment 24 hrs. Money ---.-, ------Cape Ma tuxedo 5-0448 EXPERT WATCR and clock and 11,2 story building; in- LAKEVIEVl 1-3587 21R-CEMENT WORK KITCHEN remodeling and de- er. J. M. Kushner, TU 5-2959, 4 days $1,000 up, 6%, 5-7 Yrs. repairing. Prompt service. teric' and exterior. Also singing and all built-in ap- TU 5-7132. Gerald Bilu Buss Reis, after 6 p.m. Repayment. F~easonable prices. Bradley wall washing. Elmer T. La- A-I CEMENT and brick work pliances. Queen's Kitchens, tice, USCG THANKS TO YOU! SECOND MORTGAGE Jewelers, 20926 Mack at badie, TUxedo 2-2064. LORAIN 8-1839 of all kinds. Chimney re- 16117 Mack. TU 5-6238. LICENSED master p.lumber, Mrs. Doyle pairs. All estimates free. repairs. rem.odeling, ~tc. Cal thorne, Gre LOANS. Equity above Mort- HamptoL. TV 2-9309. PAINTING and decorating, in- xow hvo GrJss€' Pointe gage of Lane: Contract Balance DONALD BLISS VA 2-4618. ' I MODERNIZATION: Kitchens, Roemer, TU 2-3150. Mich., has c terior and exterior. Paper ------attics, rec. rooms, porches; of basic tr; offices to sef"'" you bet- plus Chattel on Contents, $525- CERTIFIED Decorator. hanging. Reasonable rates. 21V-SILVER PLATING .$2,000 - 18 Mo, Repayment. No CEMENT WORK; all types. rough and finish wO)'k. Guar. Coast Gual ter. MASTER ,WATCHMAKER Exterior Interior Satisfaction guaranteed. For Repairs, porches, steps. Ern- anteed. TUxedo 5-0143. ter, Cape I appraisal chargE::. SILVER & GOLD PLATING Free Estimates free estimates call Louis La- est, PRescott 7-4336. entered the Bie, LAkeview 1-3557, PRes- Oxidizing and Repairing For compk ,Tal estate GRISWOLD DYGERT'S 30 Years in G.P. month Resl 16956 E. Warren at Harvard -cott 8-5720. ADD!TIONS Brass Polishing & Lacquering service. call us. MORTGAGE CO. TU 1-7050 ALL BRICK WORK Jewelry Repairing, Engraving M~rch. 423 Ford Bldg. WO 3-7280 TUxedo 5-~121 EXPERT painting, paper hang- NEW AKD REPAIRS ALTERATIONS Seaman ing by mechanics, free esti. PORCHES, STEPS, ETC. LEEBERT will report ELMER ~A. KNOER 21C-ELECTRICAL mates. Van Assche, TUxedo Leaky Basements Repaired Porch enc1osuTf~. SILVERSMITHS Coast Guarc 14C-Rc,al Estate PAINTING & DECORATING CHAMPION SERVICE 4-1187, VA 4-14~2. LICENSED AND INSURED Recreaton Rooms. 14508 CHARLEVOIX and at the Exehanges Interior and Exterior , MANUAL MARt'HESJ!; 1 Blk. east of Chalmers Trainin~ 100 KERCHEVAL TU 4-5700 BROWN ELECTRIC - Master & LET ME paint your h0use, ex- Kitchen Modernization. TO EXCHANGE: 'Nice 3-bed- Wall washing paper hanging. VA 2-7318 Conn., for j electrician since 1920. Regis- pert workmanship" We paint LA 6-9300 Plans & Estimates furnished. 20947 MACK TU 4-,010 TUXEDO 1-0235 completing room and bath Colonial, tered and licensed. ,Repairs, bricks. TU 1-4497. 21Z-LANDSCAPING good nort.hwest Detroit loca- replacements .and mainten- . SAM VAGNETTIE MONAHAN & GOULD reserve actio an'ce. TU 5-0014. Personal ALL. AROUND PAINTING. PAINTING and decpratmg. . CEMENT WORK GRIFFORDS TREE SERVICE. turn to his} tion near James Couzens and GENERAL CONTRACTORS WEDGEWOOD. 20661 service. Work guaranteed. Good ref- Four responsible mer .. Good. . .' Trees topped, trimmed and ing unit. Outer Drive, v&lue $20,000, references in this neighbor- SIdewalks, Dnveways, Garage Before e' Semi-ranch. 1 bedroom, full erences. Jesse Page. White TU 4-1908 removed. Reasonable. TUx- for nice 3 or 4 bedroom hood. Estimates free. Call floors, steps and porches. Guard Billu bath. library 1st floor; 3 bed- ELECTRICAL WIRING AND labor, work myself. VAlley edo 1-5110. rooms. bath on 2nd. Enclosed home, Grosse Pointe area REPAIRS. 2-7'348. TUxedo 1-6275, between 5 Pointe Hig!': near Fisher Road hi g h and 6 p.m. Basement, Rat WaUs terrace. )':pacious handy kitch- Repairs Our Specialty. PAINTING, papering, paper GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE en. loads of cupboards, gar- school. Ap.proximate value Prompt Service. ' removed. Wall washing. '3908 Cadieux TU 5-0785 ALL bage disposal. dishmaster. Re- 21J~WALL WASHING $35.000. Difference in cash. License #22-654. Neat, reliable. Work guaran- creation. ga;; heat, wall incin- Rpply to Box J -2 Grosse KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC teed. Mertens, 122 Muir, TU WALL WASHING, window ALL CEMENT work; side • er81tor. Reduced to $31,500 cleaning, tile floors cleaned drives, sidewalks, garage ALUI COMPANY 2-0083. GROSSE POINTE Open Thursday, Friday and Pointe News. ROAD SERVICE TUXEDO 2-5900 and waxed. Experienced. In- floors. VAlley 2-4618. Saturday, 4-7. Sllr€d. Free estimates. J. Hal. REPJ 16-PETS FOR SALE Hughes Brothers lam. VEnice 9-'~281, VAlley Shoe Repair BROADSTONE 1894 21D-ELEC. APPLIANCE PRescott 1-5057 MINIATURE French poodle, Painting an,d Decorating 4-9676. ' 379 Fisher Rd.; Opp, High ::'':u~.:8::y~ CC'n!er hall Colonial. library , brown, imported from Paris, Interior-Exterior EASTERN MASON 1st floor lavatory with stal 1 EXPERT VACUUM pedigreed, 1 year old. $200. Wall Washing Earle Richard$ Service ~hower. 3 bedrooms, dressing CLEANER SERVICE CONTRACTORS TUxedo 5-8248. Free Estimates 20391 Mack Ave., ill the Wood. room and bath on 2nd. Gas Free delivery of bags, brush- Have Sponge Expert Paper Hanging Commercial & Residential heat. On lovely wooded corner FOR SALE. Miniature schnau- es, belts. Summer rates, $3.50. A Building Tuck Pointing - Ma- . lot, Does need decorating and zer puppies. Champion sired. TU 5-1165 TU 1-7687 HARPER VACUUM sonry Repairs-Caulking-Build- . some repairs. Open to reason - W. Mowry, 56 Miller St., Mt. 5293 Yorkshire W,ILL CLEAN Authorized Eureka. Hoover Dealer ing Renovators - Basements. For 9ui~k able otiCI'. cash Of terms. Clemens, Mich. WE WASH WALLS ~ PAINT TV & Radio Se!rvice SALES and SERVICE Waterproofed - Gutters - Gut- NEW - REBUILTS - PARTS 'ERNEST A. BOCK CUT GRASS - WASH Guaranteed Repair Work BEACONSFIELD 925 DACHSHUND, male, red, 2 17176 E. WARREN, CADIEUX ters Plastic Coated. - Roof at Painter and decorator; quality WINDOWS, CL~AN • Television • Radio 112 story Brickcote. An olde'!' yea r s, AKC i registered, TU 1-1122 OPEN 10 TO 7 Leaks Repaired. and color matching, the finest! GUTTERS & MISC. JOBS • Sound Equipment home but completely modern - shots. Excellent with chil- Served Grosse Pointe homes for izcd and remodeled, with n~w dren. TU 1-9384. 21E-eUSTOM CORSETS EDWARP M. COOK EAST END 10 years. 16484 E. 10 Mile . foundation. Gas furnace, 2 bed - SPENCER CORSET£, FREEESTIMATES rooms on 1st. one on 2nd. A BASSETT pup, just like Cleo. 20685 Woodmont TU 1-6905 J?Rescott 1-5057 If Female, 8 weeks, AKC, $75. Individually designed, light .. CALL EVENINGS RADIO AND V lovely home for family; extra weight foundations and sur- PAINTING, interiO!' and ex- clean and neat. TUxedo 5-3343. BRI:CK and tement work. New Sales & Servir:e gical gar men t s; over 26 terior. Free estimates. Ex- Park Cab Co. PAUL'S. ZERILLI and old. Drives, porches, 13940 Kercheval near l:astlawr AKC REGISTERED co eke r years experience. M a u d e perienced painters. Leo. P . I patios, and garages. Room MARTHA BACHERS puppies. 7 weeks old.'}Vorm- Ban n e r t, 368 McKinley, Kistner, PRescott 7-5876. If 3528 Springle, Detroit 15,Mich. additions. Licensed. contrac- ...... VA. 4.9823 _ VA 2.2411 VALLEY 1-7710 ed and temporary distempe r Grosse Pointe, TU 5-4027 or no answer call PRescott VALLEY 1-0.807 tor. Wm. McHugh, PRescott . shots. Call TUxedo 4-3330. TOwnsend 9-3317. 7-5853. 1-0442. POINTE .CUSTOM TAILORS I saw few POOR RICHARD SAYS die of hunger • ., SAVE AT Men's and La.dies' Suits Ta.tlored to Order. Alter- of eating, 100,000, COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS, ations, relining. Do\:ble breasted .nits restyled VA 2-3040' Where Your Dollars, Earn More to single breasted. 12057 GI ~, . DETROI 20247 Mack at Hunt Club. Grosse Pointe Wood. 14931 EAST JIEFFERSON. al Cily Limits LAKEVI .i". 3% CURRENT RATE ON SAVINGS TU 4-5200 OPEN MON.•THURS. 9:30 - 4:00 • FRI. 9:30.8:00 Fred M. Schuman. I~stablished 1925 Open Eves till 6:30

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" - , : ... - ,..., ..t::"- .. .. ~ ... 1958 Thursday, July 3, 1958 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page. Fifteen Classified Classic Cars Inters~ction Blight to b,e Removed $,oon Jack Whiting Named Continued To Be Sllown Boat Cadet at CG Academy The old aristocrats of the Jack Warwick Whitin6' Jr., 21Z-LANDSCAPING automobile world will hold a Banter 18, has bpen officially appoint- EASTLAND reunion in Greenfieln Village ed a cadet in the United On Saturday, July 12. (-Continued from Page 6) States Coast Guard academy, LA'WN CUTTING CO. The occassion is the Midwest her laurels. John Kent Cook's at New London, Connecticut. ,I UESDAY POWER ROLLING Grand Classic of the Classic Tandem Rollers "Pompadour:' see 0 n d place He has fulfilled his entrance Car Cl.ub of America. It is the requirements, and will enroli PR.ESCOTT 7-5296 Class A winner last year, also NORK second year the Midwest meet is trying to make the race. in the academy to begin his KRANTZ BROTHERS, com- has been staged in Greenfield Ray Engholm's "Ivanhoe," schooling as a cadet, on July 7. kitchens Village. oms, ad- plete iandscaping. Reason- 1955 "A" winner, will head the Wit h 0 u t any preliminary 1 repair able and dependable. Free Nearly 100 of the big, sle~k, Canadian challengers which preparation, Jack took the job. FR- estimates, VAlley 2-4236. luxury cars of the 1925-42 era may present a fleet of five United States Coast Guard will be on display before and yachts including a brand new academy competitive examina- TREE TRIMMING, after the judging. A midwest REMOVAL, SPRAYING, one 'which was lc!unched just tions with over 1950 other ap- r. Builds champion will be named, as plicants. He was among the Dutch Elm disese spraying, a week ago. garages. well as winners in seven class. cabling. • • •• 300 who qualified. His educa- nmission es in each primary and senior Free estimates. Fred Ford, Jr., has enter,ed tion has been received from ring, as- competition. The senior group his brand new 3rl lOOt sloop the Grosse Pointe Schools, mg and TU 1-6950 CAL FLEMING TREE is composed of winners from "Quintet" which he designed having attended Richard ele-, :Stimates previous meets. SERVICE and had built at the Henry mentary, Pierce junior high, ------_.__ .._- Last year a 1931 Cadillac Hinckley boatyarci in South- and is a June 1958 graduate of MERION blue grass nursery Grosse Pointe nigh school. ;. doors. Roadster owned by Donald J. west Harbor Maine. The yacht• cabinet sod. Landscape designing and Cole of Columbus, Ohio, was was launched here three weeks In scouting he received his .4576. planting. Patio;:; and natural named midwest champion and ago and will get her first test Eagle as a member of Grosse stone walls. Free estimates. went on to capture the national in the Grosse Pointe Club re- Pointe Troop 96, and his God TV 1-6950 championship in competition gatta Saturday. Fred's "Quin- and Country award from LDING. CAL FLEMING GENERAL with winners at the Eastern tet," named by his thirteen- Christ Church. A HipYi mem. Repairs. LANDSCAPE SERVICE Grand Classic, held simultane- year~old daughter, Susan, who ber, he was one of the dele- npleted, ously. thought the name fitting be- gates sent to the UN, in No- LANDSCAPING, sod din g, creation Classic car experts judge the cause the boat sl'?eps five and vember, 1957. His parents are epaired, lawn cuthng and mainte- there are fiv~ in the, family, Mr. and Mrs .. Jack W. Whiting, nance, tree work, soils and entries for mechanical per- 7 1.9611 formance and general appear- will be sailing against his of Fisher road. supplies. WAlnut 5-9323. brother Horace (Bobby) Ford , fences, ance. The latter includes body, engine, roof or top, upholstery, who owns "Fleetwood." '1his As a man thinks, he acts- ~3, Wlll- will present, the first brother boo k- HERBOLD bright work, paint and degree and that's why so few ever of autl.€nticity of restoration. act in memory locally. act. prompt Both boys learned their way r, 20380 LANDSCAPING Founded in 1952, the Classic Car Club of America, with Plans call for the widening of Moross road (Seven around a sail yacht from their 11. Merion blue sod, laid or de- traffic jams, and expedite vehicular traffic movement daddy Fred Ford, Sr., who I INSTALL headquarters in New York, Mile road) from Kelly road in Detroit, to almost Chal- at this crossing. New traffic lights, with turn blinkers, Lounter livered. Spring clean-up. Top has a membership of more than on c e owned "Persephonie" complete underground sprink- fonte avenue in the Farms, at a cost of $600,000.The, will also be installed to help end the jams. New drain- and their uncle John B, Ford ling system. Automatic or man- 10deled; ~oiL PRescott 6~5852. Phone 2,000. Unlike the antique car project has already been started by the Wayne County ual. Ser';';~e on all makes. Ser- Old or group, where all cars prior to age sewers are being installed along Moross and are who owned the big 72-foot vice on '1 copper or polyethy- ~alls 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Evening be lene. Fully guaranteed. Rain at 5-8710. 1925 are conside~ed antiques, Road Commission, and it is scheduled to' completed presently up to St. John Hospital. The road improve- yawl "Royono." your. command. talls. by' October 15.The picture, taken recently by the Com- only s e I e c t cars of 1925-42 ment was instigated by George Lang of 465 K.erby • • • Call tges, at- qualify as Classics. mission, shows the intersection at Morross and Mack, road, former Farms councilman and presently repre- John 'Warnke's new cutter :itchens, "Great Lakes" appears des- AUTOMATIC SPRINKLING A Classic car, according to which will come under the county's improvement pro- senting the Farms on the Wayne County Board of ng and tined to miss thE' Mackinac SYSTEM club definition, usually was gram, and which, when completed, will eliminate Supervisors. . e esti- BEATTY LANDSCAPING & race as she still is on the ways PRo 8-6672 or 1-0670 marked by a custom body and Free Estimates 7. LAWN CUTTING COMPANY in a Mount Clemeru; boat yard. custom coach work. The cars Graduates of M.S.U. School Cadet Andrew H. Barr Determined John swears she always were in the high price AAUW Group Take It Easier will be ready for ~ompetition of Landscaping brackets. Trains at Fort Sill Edwin S. Pratt & Assoc. Spring clean-up. Gardening Pointe and he .will launch her in th~ If Industrial Consultants recrea- Famous names in the Classic ITo Give Show In Evergreens Trimmed Hot Weather Clinton River desplte the fact . Free roll call include Auburn, Bent- FORT SILL, Okla.-Andrew the yacht draws six feet of Industrial Studies After rponths of preparation PR 7-1093 PR 8-4334 ley, Cord, Lincoln Continental, H. Barr, third year student at Business You wouldn't run your fami- water and the river in spots Methods Improvement Duesenberg, Franklin, Pack- Princeton University in Prince- the Studio Arts Group of the ly car at the Indianapolis is as shallow as fc.ur feet. Drafting Plant Layout ard, Rolls Royce, Pierce Arrow, ton, N.J., has commenced his AAUW will present their great speedway so why try to be an Design Industrial Art O. COMPLETE landscaping serv- six week period of military production "The Golden Bird", Notes Dies, Jigs and Fixtures Mercedes, Marmon and Stuz. Olympic athlete during your THE REAL OWNER ice, lawn cutting, cultivation instruction in practical appli- a puppet show, on Wednesday, The Henry Ford Museum has summer vacation, asks the TB TUxedo 2-6077 and fertilization, edging and cation of military science and July 9. Assets of First Federal Sav- and Health Society. From the West Palm Beach. several of these Classics in its tactics at this, the largest ar. F lor i d a,- Post-Times:' "Gov- P.O. Box 3712, Detroit 15 ike to clean-up work. Top dressing collection of 175 old cars. There will be two perform- ings of Detroit have now Moderation in !?xercise and and seeding. Julius LaQuiere. tillery and missile center in ernment ownership of indus- ernha- Charles E. Letts, Jr., of Bir- ances, the first at 11 a.m. and passed the $250,OOO,OO{)mark, diet will let you have fun, help PR 8-2709. Free estimates. the free world. reports Hans Gehrke, Jr., try is socialism. And when the n. rec- mingham, Mich., is this year's the other at 2 p.m., both to you beat the heat and come $1.85 per hour. president of First Federal Federal government of the attics, Midwest Grand Classic chair- Barr is one of nearly 800 be given in the back yard back rested. Savings of Detroi t. United States takes 52% of the Before You Close- On Call man. youths from 20 leading col- of the home of Mrs. W. D. Muscles which during 50 leges and universities in the profits' of a' corporation in the TYRRELL'S Cohan, 218 Fisher road. Branch • • • weeks of the year are used for form of income taxes, it 'owns' nation who arrived at this members and friends, with an George E. Bushnell, Jr., has only light tasks cannot sud- -in effect-52% of the shares Complete Tree Service huge military reserv,ation re- emphasis on their children, are FORDS Dutch elm removal and spray- been elected a directo;,' of the denly put forth great bursts of of t:-at corporation. It need Thumb Down; cently. He is the S011of Mr. invited to attend. Detroit Bar Association to fill energy without damage to the SEE suits, ing. Trimming, repairing and not actually -own the COV,l, if it and Mrs. Andrew W. Barr, 125 The play will be the cul- the unexpired term of Louis body. Many heart attacks re- rations ball planting, root feeding. Don't Clown gets the milk-and ~t does." Merriweat'her, Grosse Pointe, mination of the Studio Arts H. Charbonneau who resigned sult from the strain of too Warner , rea- PRESCOTT 1-3061 Mioh., and will be "in the group's year-long efforts, un- from the board following the Dick The new outboard motors much effort all at once. A too army" for the next six weeks der the instruction and guid- conclusion of his year as presi- strenuous vacation can. send are better looking than ever. assimilating military knowl- Adam-Simms, Inc. ance of the Fine Arts chairman, den.t of the association. YO~1 back to th,e job fatigued adults They're also more powerful edge by praotical application MERION BLUE SOD Mrs. Edward F. Suits. Mem- Mr. Bushnell, son of the and irritable. I VA 1-1000 Res. TU 1-5251 Ippers, and therein lies a problem. of theories taught in the class- 55c sq. yard bers have collaborated in writ- former Justice of the Michigan and With so many horses behind rooms at their colleges. With hot weather approach- Test Drive the '58 Ford ing the script, making the pup- Supreme Court, was born in 75 yards or more him, it's a strong temptation The youth, along with the ing, a sensible attitude toward pets, and designing the cos- Park High School, Amherst Free Delivery for an even normally cautious hundreds of other cadets, will it will make it seem a lot re-de- tumes. College and took his law de- cooler. A light but ;;ubstantial FITTED BY EXPERTS , man to open heL' up and go receive a considerable amount sse s, TUxedo 2-7888 Mrs. ArUlUr T. Bersey, arts gree from the. University of roaring by both fishermen and of insrtruction and practice in diet is necessary to help your Rea- chairman for the coming year, Michigan in 1951. He has been swimmers alike - usually to leadership techniques and ar- body fight heat weariness. an Mrs. William D. Cohan, Mrs. chairman of the Association's LAWN CUTTING and l d-' their intense tillery tactics. He \vili be af. Don't neglect food because CHESTER'S Lowell Orebaugh, and Mrs. Junior Bar committee and a scaping. Take care of your annoyance. ~ forded the opportunity to fire, someone tells you that jU3t BOOT SH()P Edward F. Suits will present member of the Circuit Court AOUSQ while vacationing. But nobody THUMBSDOWN or see fired artillery weapons liquids are the answer to cool- Children's Shoe S~~ciafists the puppet performance. and Common Pleas Court Clean eaves, garages, base- is more sen- means ranging in caliber and type ness. They are not. ments. Will do any job, big sitive to the DON', CLOWNI committees. Plenty of liquids should be 15911 E. WA~REN from howitzers aY).dguns, to at Buckingh~m or .small. DepeI1:dable, ex- pro b 1em of missiles and rockets. He will Kenneth N. Kurtz In the Army in World War drunk during \farm weather penenced. Call BIll. TUxedo clowning on dso be g.iven an opportunity II he WOn a comm~ndation to replace the water which TUxedo 5-0863 I 2-9284. the w ate r to ride in a helicopter and ac- Wins Scholarship medal for meritorious service. evaporates more rapidly dur------AN ing hot spells, but it needn't quaint himself with other ma- In the Korean war he was d gas than the boat- to promote be ice cold. terial utilized by the U. S. Kenneth N. Kurtz, son of awarded the bronze SItarmedal. I OUTDOOR FIREPLACI sewer Gerald Billups Ends e r s the m - SAFE BOATING Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. A cheerful attitude will help c gas selves. That's ~ Army's Artillery Branch. With his wife and their two Coast Guard Basic why more Cadet Barr wears military Kurtz of Bishop ..oad, ~s one small sems, Mr. Bushnell re- you greatly during humid daYS' d as Fuming al1d fussing about your and more of them are using clothing, is accorded officers of five Detroit-area studenis sides at 285 McMillian road. lumb- I who received $1,000 Metropol- uncomfortableness will only Cape May, New Jersey the meaningful, familiar hand privileges, resides in renoV'at- l -2959, itan Detroit Science Fair David Hamilton of 976 Lake make it worse. And in Michi- Gerald Bilups, Seaman appren- gesture "thumbs down" as a ed milit1ary barracks, and par- scholarships last Friday, .June Shore Road, who !'ecently was gan the hot spells don't last tice, USCGR, son of Mr. and signal of disapproval to fellow takes of carefuUy prepared 27 at a luncheon held in their graduated from Wayne State very long. ber, Mrs. Doyle Bilups, 1993 Haw- boatsmen who get carried mea Is in appealing dining , honor at the Rackham Me- University School of Mortuary Before you go on your V'aca- . Cal thorne, Grosse Pointe Woods, rooms. He, along with other away. The slogan they've morial building. Science, has joined William R. tion why don't you make it a Mich., has completed 13 weeks cadets, is encouI1aged to par- adopted is "Thumbs Down Hamilton Co., funeral direc- point to get a physical check- of basic training at the U.S. Means Don't Clown." ticipate in a well-balanced Kenneth, 17, who is a June tors, it w~ announced by his up including a chest X~ray, so Coast Guard Receiving Cen- athletic program and other graduate of Gross~ Pointe It's fun to build Use of the slogan and hand father, William R. Hamilton II, that you can enjoy your care- your own fire- recreational aotivities during High School, became eligible TING ter, Cape May, N. J. Billups signal has been endorsed by vice-president of the 103 year free time with a carefree mind place - choose his free time. to apply for the scholarship old firm. Custom Made your own ma- ng entered the Coast Guard's six the Outboal.d Boating Club of about your health. terials. your own design. So put the month Reserve Program last by participating as an exhibi- ering America-has been picked up tor in the r'ecent Detroi,t whole family to work building a March. and spread far and wide by BAD YEAR }'OR LABOR fireplace around this all-metal unit. aving Science Fair. THROTTLING FREEDOM SOFT SOAP SHADES And when it's finished, think of the Seaman apprentice Billups such varied groups as boat and fun of cooking steaks, chops, ham- A Wall Street Journal fea- He was subsequently chosen The Il'lternal Revenne Ser- It's easy to acquire a reputa- and Remodeling yacht clubs, engine and boat ture article, written by Roscoe burgers! The unit is built to last will report aboard the U.S. on the basis of academic vice's recent decision to dis~ tion for wisdom just by ap- for years. Doors are of cast iron. Coast Guard Cutter, UNIMAK manufacturers. chiefs of po- Born, reports that "organized allow the cost of certain utili- Grates are movable for either char- lice, safety officials and the achievement, general charac- plauding the opinions of your coal or wood. It's low costl Stop and at the U.S. Coast Guard labor is winding up its worst ty advertising as a legitimate friends. in and see it. U. S. Coast Guard. ter and competitive examina- en T r a i n i n g Station, Groton, year at the poHs." This has to tions administered by the business ex pen s e wiH be Conn., for further duty. After do with National Labor Rela- OPAL It is felt that "thumbs down" strenuously fought by The Student Aid Founda,tJion of AT A PRICE Smith-Matthews completing his six month's is a ~ood hand signal for tions Board elections during Southern Oompany, its presi- Michigan .. Some people are willing to reserve active duty, he will re- everyone to use, whether boat- the fiscal year which is about dent states. In his words, the The Foundation will hold lend a hand if they think they Foundry 00. CEo turn to his home reserve train- er, swimmer, skier or :fisher- to end. Mr. Born adds that attempt "to deny the investor- LAMP the scholarship funds in trust man. It's an effective warning "more workers than ever be- have a chance of borrowing and Furniture Co. and ing unit. until the student has entered owned electric industry the 6640 Charlevoix to the forgetful boati!lg clown fore in the board's 23~year his- two later. TUx- Before entering the Coast an accredited. college or uni- right to free speech" will be 16358 E. Warren WA 2~7155 that his actions are unsafe, un- tory have cast their _ballots Guard Billups attended Grosse versity and will then grant met with stern opposition. , OPEN EVENINGS MON., Hours: 8:30-5:30 Doily sportsmanlike. against unionism." THURS., FRI., AND SAT. Pointe High SchOOl. . him $500 for his -'freshman year, the, balance during his Many a good argument is ALL MAKES STORM SASH TAKE WARNING sophomore year. knocked down and run over by The swift depreciation of the Kenneth will begin using progress. SCREENS - DOORS franc has been partly 1'0 blame his scholarship in September Open Tues., Fri. 9 p.m. for French political unrest, in ALUMINUM Sun 12 to 4 p.m. when he enters Miami Uni- the view of the president of versit:,. He is the only schol- AIR-TEC •.• TW 2-7800 the Chamber of Commerce of arship winner who also won REPAIRING 640 E. '1 Mile-l Blk. W. of Oakland the United States, and should a major award in the Science Olf~ be a warning to this c.ountry. Fair. His "Fossils of the Cin- .. ~ Grosse Pointe " The franc today is worth only cinnati Arch" exhibit topped NORTHLAND WO 5.6100 .... EA.'STLAND ltESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 1/84th of its 1918 value. If o He-Roofing EAVESTROUGHS all others in the physiography CENTER CENTER i the same fate should befall ~o000 Q 0 0 0 00 00 Authorized Dealer classification. \ o Celotex . • Barrett the dollar, a $100 suit of The NEWS featured Ken- Repairs tJ Bird Co. • U.S. Gypsum A. H. PETERS FUNERAL HOME clothes would. sell fol' '$8,400; neth earlier this winter as a u Flinkote • John-Manville a $lCO social security check clPointer. o~ Interest" for an- would buy only two pounds of other avocation ..:- his incred-' Greenlawn Mower Sharpening Shop hamburger, and $100,000 in LOCKIIART ~1c:,~~~go~ND Est.ablished 1917 ibly complete, hand - made WE PICK UP AND DELIVER life insurance would provide miniature circus. A C~II Will Bring Samples board and room for a widow Sharpening • Overhaul.. Repair For Your Selection LA 7-7200 F:~ii:T for about a year. TOTAL WORLD ASSETS Hand and Power Lawn Mowers-Gorden Tools Est. 1923 (Licensed) Nights, TU .1-1259 Total world property assets knives - Scissors - Saw Filing MATI'ER OF PRIDE amount to $6,000 biHion ($6,- 22437 EAST NINE MILE RD•. Phone PR. 6-7152 0 After all it takes a lot of .000,000,000,000), according t~ Between Mack and East Jefferson courage to admire the man The American Economic Foun- who made a :success of what dation, of which a third' are Good Fences for 49 Years you gave up as a failure. in the United States. ANNOUNCING OUR NEW LOGATION Every style of Fence ,()f). \ ~ erected for you Lavigne Auto Sales Wolverine WA. 1-6282 RAMBL.ER DEALER, Typewriler Ser~ice Company lnclud1ng now located at Chain Link All-Steel and Now Servicing .AII Makes . Rustic Styles 12051 GRATIOT AVE. 20705 MACK AVE. at VERNiER RD, Specializing in Automatic Transmissions DETROIT 5, MICH. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 36, MICH. and Front End Alignment. ' 13131, E. Jefferson Ave. lAKEVIEW 15-1100 TUXEDO 4-5500 . "-420I E. Warren, at Newport Pnone YAlley 2-3560 • Detroit 1~I Mich~ MEHLENB'~CHER FENCE CO. (Next to the Savarine Hotel) 1.0403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAl YAlley 2-3459 " \

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:1 I: 1 Page Sixteen GROSSE P'OIN1EN'EWS Thursday I July ] r t CiS8 , * * * Feature P.age * * * .---.,';.~rr-: Pointer of Interest Good Taste POINTE l' Favorite Recipes of :t;»eople tn The Know f/J,o/nte Favorite Recipe TURKEY CASSEROIJE I Counter Points By Mrs. Paul E, Ruedemann 1% cups sliced celery by Pat Rousseau 1 min,ced medium onion \ 3 Th. butter "Summer's lease hath all too short a date" ... just By PAT TALBOT 6 Tb. flour a Shapespearian reminder to make the most of outdoor living! Beautiful terrace trimmings can be found at The old lamplighter of song and story made his \' 1 ,ts. sa1t Th T Sh rounds along Kercheval avenue before that street was . dash of pepper e ...... eague op in abundance. Imported Italian metal paved through back in the gay 90's. Mr. Konen was 3 cups mHk planters are entwined with gracefully wrought lemon his name and he lit the gas lamps 10m his horse and 1 can condensed cream of ~lants ... these have candelabras to match. Also lovely, buggy. He lived in a gray cement house still standing mushroom soup lIghthearte~ and lasting bits of greenery ... almost on Morass road between the lakeshore and the boule- 2 cups cooked ham real ... cbp'~ed trees. Some flower adfinem , .. with vard. (cubed) never a droopmg bud ... from twenty dollars. That particular section' holds many Pointe land- 2 Tbs. pimento * * * marks. The plum bing shop and valet service stores on 1;4 tsp. basil ~'Tur~ahout is fair pla1,t" It happens to he the name Kercheval were the nucleus of a shopping center many 3 Y 1i Tb. shertr d h h I of a new skirt for pre.tetm; at Jacobson's Youth (' ente1" ~:ears ago. Nearby stands tht' 'white frame Provencal- 7? cup gra e s arpc eese t ' Th pl' d r'T b J Saute celery and onion in •. '. 00. e eate ~trn;a Oftt" comes in authentie Weir cottage now owned by dE"s(~endants of another lan I butter till tender. Stir in f1our,c. plaids ,:"ui can be worn mszde out to reveal 4 1'41'iance prominent Pointe family, the Ed,vard D. Trowbridges.' salt and pepper. Add milk. tn the ~Omttl4nt color. , . (seve11teen dollars). The tarta12, In the lovely modernized white frame home on the Cook, stirring constantly till woven zn Ell-gland of all virgin wool ... is made in C:l1uula. corner (with th'e Victorian umbreIla stand) Justice of sauce is thicken~d. Add soup, ~ pleatr;d hack " . : panel frQ1tt stJ'I.e with f1'i-nge is called the Peace John La Belle used to hold court before the: ham, turkey, basIl, sherry and 1eacher s Pet. , • It/teen dollars. Farms municipal building was built in Kerby roae. ! .~~ pimento; Turn into casserole, top with' cheese and chill. * * * Across the lane lived the. Schwartzes in the gray -Photo by Fred Runnells Place uncovered in 3~O degree, Head North to)' the Fourth of July weekend .•. or the THOMAS HALLOCK, OF MT, VERNON ROAD ~---~------~-- clapboard house still there; (it has its original root cellar oven for 1 hour. Serves 4 , Continent on a tour, armed happily with handy travel aiM I long week-ends timed to co- for storing carrots, onions and potatoes.) The Schwartzes By Patricia Talhot amply. 1 you'll find at Trail IJharmacy. Select from a wealth of beautiful sold 50 feet of their land for Kercheval to be paved incide with races about the ------travel kits, equipped ~ith p'astic jars and bottles. Ca.rry through to Provencal and that was but 25 years a~o, .... Amateur sports car racing is no sport for thrill- country. The Halloeks are both good ..rtl.fl.Cates Travel Tans in your purse, each application neatly in foil. During the long, cold winter the Sc.hwartz girls were seeking h0t rodders, says Thomas Hallock, winner of For clouds of concentrated laundry suds .' .J W1 e sugges e a vnp 0 e ti. t' h t Families seeking a leisurely I, a stunner with the most in mahogany tans and a pleated M n~ t t h t" t t f ac Vlty c:n ers ~n t e E~s. $2 \ Each Monday it new piece of fti1'1ziture is featured in the , . . . . a, 0 wa c lie grea es 0 And Amerlcan bUilt cars WIth vacation motor trip should i whIte sharkskm bathmg SUIt. sports car r~ces, the Halloc~ the exception of the Co;vette, plan a large portion of their' Official Wilson, 'I studio Wi1uJOW on Mack At'e11ue .•. 'with an, enticing .. • were all for It. M~. couldn t are not the best racers. Sports journey on secondary roads, low tariff. By the U'4Y, now is a good time to look into thei1' * * * !I.. Dunlop, Spalding. The Peter Dixons celebrated the first really shining get awaY but hIS wlfe. fleW cars are not production line according to the Institute for I slip covering al1d d1'apel'1'sen'ice. It's ni~e to reI)' on ')'OUf' . h k d .th b' t H ' I I d over an d was a ascmatef d d ts .h f th Saf L' "l'ng Usu 11 these / 'OUJn preferetzces and II dec01.ato1"Sexte1zSH'e resources. an d brIg t wee -en WI a Ig par y on arsen s s an , t t Th F' h f pro liC, ence most 0 e er IV '. a y, U.S.L.T.A. Approved . . . . f h P' f spec a or. e renc armel'S d . 't d f routes are less crowded and I the guests drlvmg or crUIsmg up rom t e Olnte or a save up all year for the. $3 goo ones are Impou: e rom offer more opportunity for I * * * day of swimmin!!, barbecuing and water skiing. fee which entl'tles them to abTrohad.H 11 k b . = e a 0 oth 0 sightseeing and scenery enjoy- Men's and Boys' i Good Idea Department ... The League Shop has plastio watc~l the three prell'ml'nary c. S , enJ y * * * ! spo t ca d t t k ment. Use throughway.'s when I cov,ers for the backyard picnic table and benches. Three d th b' t Th l' S r racmg an 1 a res - Count Cyril Tolstoi spent Sunday afternoon in dark :aces an e Ig even. ere most of their leisure time. you wish to make up time, but pieces with elastic at the ends hold them neatly in place. Bermuda shorts carefully weeding the lawns of their IS always danger ~o t~e fans Small Elizabeth Ann 5 and drive within the speed limits. Catalina Available in standard sizes ... a three dollar investment who crowd the sldelmes. A ." ------I Lewiston road estate. few years ago 80 spectators Tom:ny, 3, wIll s.oon ~e able ------, --- i Swim Trunks I buys one of the smartest notions around! * * * were killed at Le Mans. Win- to accompany theIr parents to C del At the George Taubenecks it was cocktails on Satur- rung race drivers are much races but now they ~ust stay ns 0.....,0 2.95 and up day. l\'Irs. T. wore a fetching gray stiffened cotton, very feted, na,tional heroes there, home .. Mrs. Hallock IS an ac- Od9~ M~~:~~i~iln Rev. Max PearseLeaving Pointe bouffant and coins dotted in white~ to match her loyely ~lhe Mickey Mantle style ~~~P~~~~e~~~m~~~~ ~~~ o~ 6itAfcA6td~qF~"1A;e2tJi1 Staff members of Christ Dr. Pearse has been for two gray and white living room. . baby sitting and her l1usband B ht C Ab d I Catering to Sportsmen who like , Church, Grosse Pointe, joined years Director of Christian * * * oug Jar roa racing she finishes curtains to fish for the big ones. DeLuxe Education at Christ Church. Aft M H 11 k . h d f h . h' 1 American Plan accommodations. 'Sunday afternoon at a fare- At the grocery store, tVTo enga~e d coup Ies were er rs. a oc wa,tc e or ~ ell' c armmg Ea~ y We feature good food, good beds, The luncheon followed the I well luncheon, in tj1e church doing a bit of shopping to get in practIce for housekeep- the Le l\;Ians r.ace she bought Amerlca~ hOI?e. The engagmg good hoats and gcod fishing. morning services at which he ing later this summer ... Lauren Edgar and Ben Chap- ~n ~ngl1Sh-bUllt Cool?er ~or Mr. ~, m hIS t~~ at home, ~~~:~~~s'1~e~~I:e, east of, Little for the Rev. Max Pearse. Dr. was the preacher. St h .e Fink and Buzz Potter ' er usband and had It Shl.p- does some stnklI~g wood Current - away from highways Pearse is JeavingGrc)sse Pointe man, ep anI -' , ped home. There aTe only working. in a newly opened virgin fishing New doors to the cloister for Berkley California, where "reading room" were dedicated * * * about 20 Coopers i:1 this coun- Hill Climbing For Sports Cars district. \ he will become assistant pro- by the rector to the memQry of Mrs. Robert Rigger, Roberta Mac:kay to her renders, try. This British car is built This week-end he will be ?fc:~~m~'r;~~d,~~'iteRi~;rio~~~~s~ ,fessor of Religlous Education Donald MacMillan, for more spent the week.end accepting congratuiations fOl' her especially for racing. The Hal- running a spolrts car hill climb rates and how to get there .. at the Church Divinity School than a quarter of a century, rize. She won a first in the Association Press Sweep- locks were thrilled with theirs west of Pontiac and his vaca- C. Ben Johnson, 8104E. Jefferson P 't t t' h' Detroit 14, Mich., PH. LO 8-1473 of the Pacific. sexton in the. parish. stakes A wards for the best feature of the year in Mithi- an d even Mrs. H. drove 1 0 Ions t IS summer will be _ gan and the best all around writing .in the state. Ove:t 100 newspapers in the state were ill the competition. I * * *. PILFERINGS • The doors on a local boat shop were closed and all :JraJilion tj' a was quiet on a usually humming Saturday morning. A sign on the door read "Closed until two o'clock. Daughter getting married. But please come back. I need you more, .' •• you get to talking abou~ food, , \ I than ever." ,I * * * I and .... you get to think.ing about Coed to a friend: "Bill is a perfect gentleman at all i THE LAMP times, but I guess that's better than having no boy fri.end I Little Harry's! at all!" IN THE * * * \ The worst thing about taking your vacation in winter is July ... John T. McCutcheon, Jr. ! WINDOW Every baseball team could use a man who plays; every position superbly, never strikes out and never Symbolic of the earlier days makes an error-but there's no way to make him lay of American pharmacy was Easy to install the lighted lamp down his hot dog and come out of the grandstand .•. and costs only Eaton, O. Rotary Club. in the drugstore window. All through the night ~t glowed, * * * 19.95 a beacon of hope, a symbol of unselfish service. Sum mer: The time of vear when the highway I authorities close the regu!ar 'roads and open up the Pocket' Model I: '1 Although the historic lamp is nowc detours. Wind Speed Indi<;:ator Pedestrian:, A husband who didn't think the family practically extinct, the fundamentals needed two cars. 4.95 of pharmaceutical practice have changed LITTLE HasaYs. but little. The r.esponsibilities of the pharmacist * * '" are greater today than ever before Will power: The ability, after you have used three Famed For Its Superb Cuisine For Oyer 30 Years fourths of a can of paint and finished the job, to close -he is ia vital factor in medical care. the can and clean the brush, instead of painting some- Your patrona6e is invited. thing else that doesn't really need it. noonJC!-'JJ!uncheOYd Cocktail' * * * A letter from a 1:3-year-old daughter at .a summer I OAILY-ll:00 to 3:00 EVENING DINNERS-5:00 to 11:00 SUPPER-ll:00 to 1:00 camp contained this noteworthy paragraph: , "The first day I didn't have hardly any friends. .,It's the be1ore-and.after-theatre spot tor so many The second day I had a few friends. The third day I Grosse Po:lnters who cherish good food and good service .. Racq~eland Trail had friends and enemies." -Sport Shop P H A R.. ~ A c * * * Jefferson Reser~lations Sign in the airbourne equipment division of the 2681 E. Ave. LO~ 8-0075 106 KERCHEVAL Kercheval on the Hill research and development group of the Navy's Bureau TU 1.5262 TU 1-2262 of Air: "If it works, it's obs91ete."

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