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Entered as Second Class Matter 5c Pet Cop)' VOLUME 19-No. 13 d the Post o.ffice at Detroit, Mich. (;ROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN. MARCH 27. 1958 ':UO Per Yeu 24 PAGES Fully Paid CirculatioR
• IHEADLINES That -rime of Year Has Come' Round Again Need$37,OOO ~,~ ..~,»,;••;'t.' . Set Cost of Police of the '~1.,?~..:::',..,.. ""~t.:: .... {;"'\':":'<:':;.!;i"i:'<.' :",. ....:. To Continue : ',' ~ .,;.>},~ .,'.~'> :':',+. " , ..:. " ., ' ,-:-' .,' \VEEK 1. ',""'''.' ' , •..••. l!#!> ,',rN~L: ' :>. '.~', ::}. Radio. Conversion. Civic Service As Compiled by the l,.:'t;?)" , ,", ':,:;,,:,<),:/.:, ..... /:/:\;:. "'<';','.U::' " : Grosse Pointe News f '. ~'::',:C:' '<'::,/L.'~c,., ,.:: ,': Campaign Begins Tuesday ,',., ,",' '.' A '-;, ",). • .1 At About $42,387 For Donations Toward Thursday. March 20 <; ,'~iLkA~'x;:.":,~T,'1:,:Jw "'-,"~.,,;.;4...,1 '58.159 Budget Farms Awards Contracts to Two Firms for Remodeling TWENTY - FIVE PERSONS' "~;~«% :.:,'tJ , , .. ::.:: .... :.... ;.: ..:.::;.::.>:.::; ...:.:;.::.: ::. '; . t died amid chaos and terror,;.:~:'./., ..2,. .. ,. : ' Of Shed for New Home for Base Station Tuesd.ay •morning, April Wednesday in a five-alarm .... ,,'...... ••...•.."
"., .. The over all cost of the modernization of the Pointe- 1st, reSIdents of the five fire in a loft building on Low- .'.:.... " er Broadway in New York Harper Woods police radio system has been set at $42- Grosse Point.es will be re--- City. Fifteen were injured. 387.92, according to the latest released information.' ceIv~ng n?hces of the The fire started in the third" The figure includes the~------G~osse Po~nte War Mem. 1100r plant of a textile print- t f b'l d 1 orIal's E 1g h t h Annual cas 0 mo 1 e an portab e ICIty.' adds or detracts from its .D' f h ing company. It exploded up- equipment, bas e station fleet of mobile units. rIve or t e support of the ward, taking its death toll on conversion, and 'the re- This is the break down for Center. $37,500 ~sneed~d to the fourth floor of the five- modeling and improving of each of the cities, after. trade- balance the operatIOnal story. building. Smoke poured stead1ly from the building for the Farms' old DPW shed i~s on old e~uipment Park, budget of $135,455. All gifts nearly two hours as 160 fire- at the rear of the Farms $6,609.55;. C l t y, ,$3,433.55; to the Ce~ter are income .' ., Farms, $5,Q70.05;Shores, $3,. tax deductIble men and 60 pieces of eqllip- Munlclpal bUIlding for the 94705' Woods $561555' and N° 1 10000'0 l' ment fought the blaze. . f h b ., ":' ' _ar y , peop e, In~ ne~ 1oca t.1On ate ase Harper Woods, $8,398.:)5. eluding repeats, used the Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh said "it would radio $tatlOn. Chiefs Approve Center between April 1st., seem that panic played a most ..... The present location of the In his report to Falnls City 1957, and the present time . important role in this blaze ::.. base station is in the third cell Manager Sidney DeBoer, Car- This represents an increase of SOlTlebodies were piled one on of the F.arn'..sjail. son said he has worked in close some 15,000 over the period top of the other." co-operation with the police ending a year ago. The great- ... * • The total figure was swelled and' fire chi e f s as to their est increase has been in at- JEWELS WORTH $100,000 on Friday, March 21, when the needs, a~d has received their tendance at Center-sponsored Farms, as the managing lnu- (Continued on Pa,:e 2) program activities, the maJ'or- were stolen Tuesday night nicipality, awarded contracts _ from the hotel apartment of to the lowest bidders to have I ity of which are free. three Detroiters. Sidney J. the shed made over find for Serves Many So Well Allen, board chairman of Allen H Z- t the purchase of a new gene" Never before has the Center Industries, Inc., his wife, Phyl- e reop er rator and the complete wiring been able to serve so many so lis, and Mrs. Marjorie Fisher, wife of Max Fisher who is of the shed. Exp lodes well-but it C10estake money. board chairman of the Aurora The Ambrose Beaudete com- , The Center is a meeting place Gasoline Co., were victims of pany was given ~he job of re- 3 K,,-l'led . for nearly all Pointe organi- the lastest in a series of je\vel modeling the shed on its bid of zations. It is a beautiful Mem- robberies in the Palm Beach, $2,192.27; the Maryland Elec- orial to Pointe Veterans and Florida area. trical company will install the --- also a real seLVicecenter to to- Allen refused to give any generator and wi I' i n g for a Pointe Contractor, JuIe C. day's citizens. It provIdes free details about the stohn jewel- ':.J total of $738.90. Garavaglia Dies in Crash blood in case of emergency, ry. He said insurance agents Uncle Sam Pays Part free hospital equipment on A Grosse Pointe resident loan and a' cancer .center. The and the FBI are investigating Part of the cost of the gene- Center welcomes new resi- the matter thoroughly. rator, however, will be paid by and his brother, along with dents and makes our senior Police said thieves entered -Photos by Eric .Stroh the Federal Government, un- tr..eir personal pilot, were citizens at home .. the apartment in the Palm , Spring is officially on the ca'lendar and blithely in in full force with blisters and sunburned eh€eks as a der -its Civil Defense program. killed M 0 n day evening Youth activities playa la,rge Beach Towers between 6 p.m. the the hearts of sportsmen ~nd the young who have -,-result of their first nines. Stalwart convertible owners Cost ofmodernizatiori ot' the during the' rush h 0 U r - part at the Center. There is a .' and midnight on Tuesday. The ~ been waiting these many cold weeks for the first couldn't wait to meet the elements and roll down the robbery was the largest of a r a d i 0 station, according to about 5:00 p.m.-but, ironi- running progr~ of teen-age balmy days to dash out doors and do all those things tops of their newly washed autos. Junior misses, well Warren Carson, police radio cally enough, theil"s' was activity and events for gram- nu~ber of jew~l thefts which bundled, had a brisk game of paddle tennis o~ the have occurred m the last sev- akin to the season. Last Sunday afternoon there was technician, has been set at $5,- not a tr:rlfic accident. mar school children too. When kite flying at the Country Club and on the playfields of club courts. All in a111ast Sunday was a real coming 842.45, after trade-in allow~ the college crowd is home eral months. ance~ on old equipment. They died when their private there are non-alcoholic re- '" III • .the schools, a'few hardy souls. greased ~heir racers and out, party and a harbinger of the best weather to come. This cost is to be shared by he 1i cop t e I' exploeed and unions for them. And when GOVERNORS who held an cycled about the bright sunshine. Golfers. were out . in the Pointes and Harper Woods, crashed into a concrete waste young adults want to meEt hours-long conference at the according to real equalized. as- washout a half-mile south of the i r contemporaries they White House Wednesday said sessed property valuation in Eleven Mile between Mound c:ome to the Center. the Administration wants to 3 170 Parcells Students Firefig hters each community, which will be and Van Dyke, in Warren. Active Garden Groups finance an additional 13 weeks J uven,iles determined some time in May. The victims were lJOuig A. of unemployment compensa- The biggest cost, $33,974.30, Garavaglia, 40, of East Long The Center abounds in tion out of a Federal fund. Try to Steal Visit Capitol to See Kept Busy IS for scout car radios, handie- Lake, in Bloomfield Hills, special interest groups for bet- But a high Administration talbes, remot~ control units, president of Louis Garavaglia, ter adult living. The Center official said the plan, which is and power voice speakers, and Contractors, at 24240 Mound, houses one of the most active an in~,Tolvedone, is actuaily a (far in Park Government in Action ..In Woods other equipment needed in. Genter Line; his brother, Jule garden centers in the country form of loans. Money for un- emergency vehicles for the bet- C. Garavaglia, 28, of 1375 whose trial garden on the employment compensation now Boys Captured Trying to Largest Number to Ever Travel to Lansing;' They Four Successive Alarms ter protection of the public. Torrey road, Grosse Pointe -Memorial grounds has attract- comes from a Federal payroll Watched ,Legislature, Met Their Representatives .This figure might fluctuate, Woods, vice president of the ed national attention. The tax on employers, ranging up Escape: Admit to Other Answered on Normally depending on whether each firm; and James A. Kennedy, Memorial's art center has to 3 percent of the payroll. Crimes in Detroit And the Governor , Toured City Quiet Day , 31, the pilot, of 16775Veronica, grown by leaps and bounds '" * $. East DetrQit. (Continued on Page 3) The entire ninth grade class of Parcells Junior High Friday, March 21 Sundays are normally Three juveniles were ar- School visited the State capitol as part of their study of Woods Woman Witnesses s,aid the helicopter A STORM with the fury of quiet in the Woo d s for midwinter lashed the Atlantic rested by Park police on civics and government last week. About 170 students was flying at a low altitude police-firemen, but SundaYt seaboard as spring officially Thursday, March 19, when accompanied by eight instructors made the all day trip Hurt by Gun when it exploded into a "mass Law Breakers March 23 saw the firefight- of red and black flames." The arrived Thursday. Gales car. they tried to climax a day to Lansing in four buses. ~ ried snowfalls up to 36 inches of crime by stealing a car. ers kept very busy answer- A Woods housewife was ac- brothers and :Kenneciy were Pay in Woods and cut electricity to more "This is only one of many responsibilities of a citizen in cidently shot by her husband retUTning from a check of The juveniles, all, boys ing calls, four of them in than a million h 0 m e sand ways in which the Grosse a, democra-cy." on Sunday, March 23, while work done by their firm and John A. Nuent of 16204 . . Students Prepare Report rapid succession. offices. and all from Detroit, were both were examining a revol. were preparing to land on the M~ir1and, Detroit, was found 16, 15 and 12 years old. Pomte schools attempt to brmg "A committee of six students The first alarm came at 9:40 ver bequeathed them by a company's property, a short gUllty of driving under the in- At least 20 persons died in a.m. from Amil, Vermuellen; accidents attributed to the textbook material to life," 'and four teachers of civics at dead friend. distance from the crash scene. fluence of alcohol and fined Police received a complaint of 2024 Lochmoor, who was howling storm which struck 13 from the parking lot attend- Principal Vi n'c en t Peterson :.Parcells began planning for Taken to St. John Hospital The Garavaglias bought the $100 and $15 court costs by wrecking a home at 958 Ver- states, from Virginia to New ant at Al Green's, Jefferson s\ated. "Our classes also visit the trip several weeks ~g?," with R bullet in her side was 'copter a year a.g<>to use for Woods Judge Don Goodrow on England. Long distance opel'. . . Ernest Hurst,. Parcells C1VICSnier road. Mrs. Marie J. Christie, 51, of shm-t trips and for overseein.g Saturday, March 22. One year and Beaconsfield, in which he the. local govern:ne:n~l .mS:1~ teacher, stated. "The stl1dents ations of the Pennsylvania said three boys were in a car lIis can to the police, who 1270N. Oxford. The bullet was construction jobs. :probation, no driving, was also tubons ()Il occaSIon or mVIte wrote letters to our legisla- .Railroad were almost para- in the lot and it appeared that also double as firemen, re- removed and the woman re- J h L '1 ' lmposed.t municipal officials into the tive representatives asking to om. Ty-gard, the pi at s . William E D lyzed. The Penn. Turnpike was they were trying to start the vealed he was burning debris ported not in danger, employer at Whirel-Air. Inc.,. . umaux' of 2033 classroom. Studer..ts have at- visit them, as well as to other closed from Harrisburg to the motor. that' had accumulated around Mrs, Chri~tie, and her hus- at the City Airport, said this ~~iI~a, ~so S~h:rg~d with vio- southern New Jersey border- Patrolmen WHliam CrandaH tended meetings of the Boai'd state officials inclu~ing the the wrecked building and. the band, Augustus, 51, t old was the first such helicopter g e a e runk Motor . . . governor and supermtendent fire had gotten out of control. 111 miles. and G e 0 r geM c D 0 well of EducatIon and CIty counCIl; of public instruction. Now all Woods detectives, Sgt. Walter explosion he had ever heard .~aw, was found guilty a~d The dying blast of winter The remaining part of. the answered the call so promptly, gone to court to observe the (Continued on Page 3) O'Dell and Leroy Tobian, the of. "I just can't figure it," he fmed $75, and. placed on. SIX felled more power lines in a c cord i n g to Police Chief house not yet 'torn down, he mishap took place while they said. "The only thing I can month~ probatIon! no drivmg. central and eastern Pennsyl. judiciary jn action, as w~ll as said, had caught fire and was . t 25 lOb thi k f' 1 k B t Damel E. HamIlton of 1857 Arthur L. Louwers, they ar- practiced in their school gov- were 100kmg a a. ca 1 er n 0 15 a gas en. u Allard w f d 'It f vania than Hurricane Hazel in endangering the house next rived at the scene just as the ernment the theories and pxe- automatic, obtained through where and how I just don't ' a~. oun gUl ~ 0 1954, and gave that area its door. . k'" reckless dnvmg and paId a. boys started the car and were cepts laid down by our text- Lake Gives Up th e recen t death 0f a fnend. now. , fine and costs of $42.50. worst snowstorm in 20 years. about to drive it off. Reduced to As~es books." , The gun, in the hands of tire :Where:ver,or.however, J.ule S William Ward, Jr., of 1025 * * '" Apprehended' in Alley Hunter's Body Firefighting equipment -was husband; accidently went off, WIfe, ~fldget; 18 ~()W a W1dow Kensington, was found guilty THE HOUSE THURSDAY The 16-year-old ran, but "This is valua-ble training in rushed to the scene,'and the with the bullet hitting Mrs. a~d' hIS son, Lows, fatJ:1erless; of being a disorderly person VOTED a one-year f=eeze on was apprehended in the alley Cle Ameri<:aAway of life and. Shores police rec07ered the. blaze was extinguished, but Christie in the .left side.' hIS broth.er leaves a v.:Ife and and paid a fine of $25. farm price supports and plant- at the rear of the lot. The a guaranty that new genera- body of Howard J. Frazier, 51, not before the premises had Police marked the cas e three, chIldren, and l ...ennedy James F. Oderfer of 989 ing allowances. A d v 0 cat e s other two escaped the patrol- tions will achieve their ma- of 2'5530Santa Rosa, St. Clair been reduc;ed to ashes, leaving closed after taking statements also is survived by a wife and Roslyn, charged on two counts called the bill an anti-recession men and were captured at jority with a good under ... Shores, near the br~akvtal1 at nothing more' to wreck. frqm the husband and wife. three youngsters. of having a noisy muffler, was check on the decline in the (Continued on Page 3) standing of the privileges and the rear of 1000 Lake Shore ------,...------found guilty. He paId a fine of farm economy. road, on Monday, March 24, The fire trucks were being Republicans and 8 handful Frazier drowned, while duck backed into their places in the . M - d' d Y th $10 on one count, and given a of city Democrats waged an fire station at about 11:26 a..m., pace "n e ou . S sus?€,nded sentence on the sec- hunting on Lake St. Clair, on S .' ond. unsuccessful fight to kill the Colleagues Honor Saltzer November 13, last year, when when another call came. This bill or limit it to dairy pro- hjs boat capsized. tim'e there was a field 'fire at . N' R k t Cl if... Don Preston of 23101 N. ducts. The y were outvoted orm. ew OC e UllJ Rosedale court, St. C 1 i1i r At Recent Farewell Dinner The body of his hunting Morningside. and Renaud. This P Shores, accused of speeding, 210-172 by Democrats and dis- . was "put out with . wet mo.ps. satisfied corn-belt Republi- companion, Kenneth A. Mc- teacher at Grosse Pointe High was found guilty and given a. A final tribute was paid and cllstodial positions at the Gowan, 41, of 19821 Shady Back to the station. By ALDEN EDGAR cans. The fir~fighters did ,not have "Orfices," "Detonating Sys- School. He got wind of some suspended sentence. I Charles E. Saltzer, by his col- new Brownell Junior High The House action came a lane, St. Olair Shores, was Of his' students' ama teur-at- Roland W. Welch of 22337 leagues last Monday, March School, for which he has been found on J a n U- a r y 1. He '(Continued on Pa~e 2) tem," "Combustion," "Inertia," ,I short time after the Senate "Tracking," "Thrust"-it serv- tempts at I' 0 c k e t-Iaunching Avalon avenue, St. C 1air 17" when the faculty and stclff selected Principal. drowned with Frazier. and, for the sake of safety, Shores, was found guilty of ! approved another farm mea- ed this completely-baffled re. of Grosse Pointe High School The testimonial' affair last sure: a two-year extension of Frazier is survived by his pbrter right for crashing a channeled theirs, and others', not having his car under con- honored him at a farewell din- week was planned around a the Government's authority to wife, Julie; SOllS, Howard J., Intersection stag affair! ' interests into the Society. The trol and causing an accident ner at the Grosse Pointe Con- "This Is Your Life" theme. Jr., and Mark Allen; a step- s~ll farm surpluses overseas Or so I first felt, upon at- boys, all students' at the school and paid a $10 fine. gregational Church. Nearly 175 (Upon Mr. SaItzer's request) daltghter; Dorothy. Pollard; his tor foreign currencies. Scene of Smash tending a meeting of th~ and mostly sixteen-year"olds, Ernest J. Wagner of 2009 , ...... friends were on hand. to laud the ~mphasis was placed on . parents, Mr. and Mrs: Frank Grosse Pointe Rocket Society immediately adopted 8 consti. Lancaster, was given a s~s- .I the man whO so successfuily laughs rather than laurels. J. Frazier of the Farms; bro- , GAMBLER RUSSELL The Jefferson avenue-Uni- at the High School last Thurs- tution stating their intents and pended sentence after bemg handled the big job of Acting- Frederick B. Nelson, Speech thers, Roy F. and William H. purposes. . found g~i1ty of ignoring a stop TRILCK testified T h u I' S d ay versity place i nt e'r s e c tion day afterhoon. The curiosity Principal at the High School, and English teacher, emceed of the Farms, and Lloyd J. of in Detroit that he made Wil- chalked up another accident itch, was :initially' substituted They voted to limit mem- street SIgn. upon the sudden passing of the evening. Dr. Samuel Mil- the City; sisters, Mrs. Florence liam Montry a partner in his on st. Patrick's Day when by a feeling of utter frustra- bership to thirty, eleded of.; George~. Ph~lip of 2?46 , numbers business b e c a use Walter Cleminson last sum- Ter Brownell, fo~er 'superin- A. Flurey of St. ClaiT Shores; Horst .Misch, '2663' Ea~t' War- ficers, 'set up rules and pen-I Park, De!roIt, paId a $5 fme tendent of GTosse Pointe pub- and Mrs. Hilda Piche and tion at the foreign phrases so Montry kept d~manding more mer. ren, in' East Detroit, slammed glibly exchanged by the 28 (llties-and resolved that their for speedmg. and more protection money. Mr. SaUzer released respon- lic schools, presented a char- Mrs. Corinne T. Klick of the into the rear of a car stopped raison d'etre was "to further James L. Cole of 5227 St. acter-career portrayal, as it Farms. youth-members of the club. The Downr~ver g a m b Ii n g sibilities to his successor, Jerry for the traffic light at- that The month-old organization the knowledge in the sciences Clair, D~troit, was fin.ed $20 IS was he who first hired Mr. Funeral services wit be held czar said he paid former J. Gerich, this month and pesky corner. I of chemistry, physics, mathe- after. bemg found gUilty of today, March 27. Burial will creditS its existence to spon- Ecorse Mayor William Voisine currently engaged in inter- Saltzer at the High School - The second auto was driven matics, aerodyn~mics, and en- Sp~edI.ng. .,. . and it is at namesake be in Mt. Elliott cemetery. sor Jay Grosmark, s c i e n c'e $100 a month for exclusive viewing for clerical, teaching his by JamesE. Thomas,. 22839 gineering, to promote safety V.aned .mes ~ere ~leVIed school that the latter will be rights to operate his numbers FREE KITES FOR KIDS! Almond, alsO of East Detroit, Announcing the New 1958 ' otherwise not obtained wh~n aga~nst the. follow~ng .Lor not BIG DOOR PRIZE! Princii)al. Another for mer havmg the1r vehIcl~ under business in the suburb's West See Fish:er-Reoord's ad on Misch .was ticketed' for 'not Chrysler Windsor Dartline See Fisher.Reeot'd's ad 011 (Continued 'on Pale 2.) (Continued on Pace 3) Side. 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Page Two 'GROSS! POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 27, 1958 Thursdi two frequencies, and will hav. Some pee t h r e e transmitters, two for way so long .Alger Resigns Over Letttr P.ointe Juniors Create Sceri1ery F~mily Film Establish Radio CO:Jt local use and the third for fast Fred M. A1ger, Jr., of 294 The fonner ambassador to communication within a 35- .."' NIght Chang~,d (Continued from Page 1) system will be opel~ating on city area. Linco!n road-the .Republican Belgium wired district chair. Cl :, Because .the thIee 'G'rosse unanimoUJ a p pro val of' the --.----"-----~------who came closest to unseating man StcU11eyJ. Baldwin. who lives at. 3674: Lakepointe, the Pointe ,Public Librari~ wrUbe projep.t TAl Governor Williams, has re- resignation from .his winte'r closed' on Good .Friday, 'April Carson said that in his opin- signed from the Republican home in Palm Beach, Florida. PLE"ITY OF MONEY M.A, committee in the 14th Con- 4, Family Film Night, vihichds ion, When the changes have FOil GOOD MORTGAGES gressional District. It was touched off by a 'usually held on 'the first Fti- been consumated, the Pointe- DIFF round-robin letter from the day night of each month, .wiU. Har,per Woods ~ommunities ftIA - COWENTIONAI. - CONSTRUCTIOII 14th' District which was cir. be postponed until Frid'ay, will. have the most modern PJeose coli Mr. Jones lor inlORIXJt~ culated through the top eche- Aprilll.. . _pUlblI~,saiety radio system . WO 3-3680 lon of the party on official Three color films will be avaHable-one that w~l1 guar- district stationery (bearing AI. shown ,on the program, which B:ntee ?cm1Iplete:p:ro~ectl0n from ger's name on the letterhead.) begins at 7:30 in the second annoym~ outsIde miet;ference The letter was highly critical Moor meeting room of the Cen- and. WIll comply. ;Wlth all of the party's state leaders'1ip tral Library at Kercheval and known FCC regulatIons. ar,d State Republican Chair. Fisher. The radio system I change- I man Lawrence B. Lindemer. First on the program will be over became I!la~da~ory: ~hen Alger's wire blistered "I feel a color cartoon" followed by F~de:ral Comm~catlo~ ..,;,om- I this (the letter) is an outrage EGYPT AND THE NILE. This nusslon. recently ().rd.~red the Trade and in no part can I lend my film is a survey ()f the Nile band WIdth of :radIO channels Mark name to such a program. I re- region from Aswan to"the port ,cl;lt from 60 kilocycles to 30 SINCE. 1931 quest that my llnmediate of Alexandria. It shows the kIlocycles .. resignation be accepted' and dam at Aswan and lesser bar- The Pomte-Harper Woods that my name be taken from rage dams downriver which ------=._------the letterhead." have changed the outlook of Beautif, Baldwin said he adroJtted Egyptian a~-riculture. of Spri 50 :Jlwoe the letter, which was approved Mod ern Cairo iJJ shown SILK.MO" by a "majority" of the c<>m- across from the pyramids and mittee's members, was a ~'guts" ~ phi n x of Giza. Tlie Suez 8 circular. He added that he and Canal takes up a major por- Life" $76 :J.rancoio' ',.,.~;.:~~:;::~.:;"x':.::. Richard Durant, district vice ' tion of the film, plus numerous CHESTER 5 and "Child c~ainnan who res.ides at 425 'Imi~~rW~.' scenes of ancient craftsman- Lincoln road, recelwd only a \:.:3tWl SIhip and labor, contr.asting the for at their TU few unfa~or~ble comments .1*;%;;,:, old and the new Egypt. CHILDREN'S SHOES BEST! Cleanptafe from the dIstrICt. m:W?:~~;~'''':'. CORAL WONDERLAND, SAMPLES AI,ger'g membership on the the last film of the evening, is The E~ster Shoe Parade YOUR H(I district's executive committee I being repeated from :last year's Ctuttero was short-lived - lasting, in series by request. It is an in- is starting all, "only about four months." Grosse Pointe ju~iors at the University' of Michi- teresting film ! how in g the \J. B. SII fabulous coral growth of the right now .... dnd gan put finishing touches on the scenery for t.his year's Thi Barrier Reef Islands coming to the starting point CAPITOl -) WEAK CHARACTER Junior, Girls' play, "A Tale of Gayety", to be presented life under the microsco:pe, and . 1550 .A- fiapp';! this week-end in the. Lydia Mendlessohn Theater. the ~eef's un i q f.t e fislh and is CHESTER'S. Men who take advantage of DETROIT other peoples' w e a k n e sse s From left to right are BEVERLY :H A R L I N G, of underwater c f eat u res. The "Child Life" shoes ore have little faith in their own Harvard road; GRETCHEN. GILDNER,' of Lincoln high point of the film shows strength. road, and SALLY De BOLT of North Renaud road, how the giant turtle lays her m~de to fit growing BirfhJa'l eggs in the sand, how the baby turtles are hatched, and how .feet properly .•. and Jack they instinctively head for the are carefully Dress Rig/. MARCH 29, 1958 water upon coming into the fifred Space-Minded You,ths world. here by Chester's' in Simpso1 Suzanne Bower man. 1417 Clothes Buckingham 1) Howard George, 1216 Devon- (Continued from Page For instance, no one is to test Patrons of F ami I y Film children's shoe shire done by individuals,. and -'to ropkets outside the Society's Night are tIDged to note the Kristi Wilson. 16911 St. Paul specialists. Tim Brooks, 1226 Wayburn combine the limited knowl-'. 'sd't' lty 1 change of da~e of this program, Eddie King. 26 Edgemere edge of many i:tldividuals f6~ .J~~. Ie l()n~ pena, expu - frOm April 4, ,as originally Steven Cerutti. 1364 Lake- the benefit of the society and: sIO~i,the onlrfuel to be used pointe scheduled, to Friday, April 11. Carol Cerutti. 1364Lakepointe the schoo1.;) until a specified date is to be Connie Kimmel. 740 University Jack 'thomas. 440 McKinley The club is' divided into powdered zinc and sulphur, Jack Gajewski, 1320 Grayton committees, which en a b I e penalty-expulsion; all rock- Frank Dunsmoor 3rd. 1323 Firefighters Beaconsfield them to delve into those areas ets must be fired in ,authoriz- Warren Long. 155 Lothrop Robert Monson 2nd, 1070 N. of the rpcket realm which are ed space,., on launching pad, (Continued from Page 1) Renaud of especial interest. There are with electric detonator, and in time to put I the trucks in the five to choose from: 1) Deton- the presence of the Society firehouse because of the third MARCH 30, 1958 How TO PROFIT ating and fuels, 2) Recovery, and sponsor. call. This was at 11:40 a.m. Walter Auch, Jr .• 539 Lakeland 3) Launching de v ice s and As worded in their constitu- The fence separating the Sandy Turner, 33 Hendrie Ln 1 t?rust dme5a)suTremke.nts,4 ) De- tion: "Rather than just the Woods Theater parking lot and Linda Kreidler. 2009 Holly •. "THROUGH SIgn an , rac mg an d con- f' . f k t th . the property at 19202 Mack wood t '1 Irmg 0 roc e s, e group IS In the lovely "Child William Hemovich, 945 Har- I ro - more interested in 'principles avenue, waS. on, fire. The blaze court TAX Life" line - up for Laurien Kaufman, 12()1Torry EXEMPTION The Society meets every such as tracking of projec- was put out witp a fire hose. Denise Porter. 222()1Lakeshire T h u r s day afternoon after tiles, design, testing thrust . 3 Juveniles at Fault Spring 1958 ~re the Robert Delong. 24725 Harmon With today". hip to JeTels. ill. Vincent Priziola. 27218 Grant Yeltors in medium and high tax school, from 3:30 to 4:30. and other mechanics of rock- Three juveniles who haC: newest saddles, loaf- Frances Bradetich, 22527 En- brackeb arc lunUng lO tax.fr~ President Jim Ropes handles etry. Therefore, anyone who been playing with matches ad- glehardt Municipal Bond. fot income that the general meeting (adher- does not display interest in the mitted starting the fire. They ers, straps and ox- they can keep. .' ing impressively to parlia- more important aspects.of were taken to the Woods police fords ..• all wic'ths, MARCH 31, 1958 If you ha"tI a taxable income mentary procedures), during rocket research .will be sub- station where they were given Bob Kimber. 21100 Alexander of 110,000 or more, you may be which he calls for reports ject to expulsion." a lecture and turned over to aI/lengths, all experfly Mark Villeneince, 22954Linge- well repaid by in"eatipung the from the various committees. Th t' 0 their parents' for proper pun- mann e presen primary c n- .made. Nickie Gaska. 28925 Joan . &<1nntagea. of tu-exmnpt State It is then that the boys have cern of the club is to find a ishment. carefully Michael Santo. '21643Vlsnaw and Municipal &nda. For in. David Lonelana, 734 Washing- a chance to present any new firing range, with adequate No sooner was ,the lecture of fitted ton atanee, if you file & lingle retum innovations, questions, design safety' features, for testing the juveniles .over. then a call Roxann Chieger, 2081 Hunt on _ taxable income of '14.,000, possibilities, etc. to the rest of some of their finished pro- came at 12:50 p.m., a field fire by our Join Chester's FAMILY SHOE CLUB Club 1011 'Would haYo to receive a cfr..i. Thomas Geymann. 560 Ballan- the c1ub-open, a,lways, to ducts. They have received at Goethe and E. Eight Mile B~y 12 p~irs ••. , 13th PAIR FREE! tyne dend return of 7.45% on a taxa. experts F. James Robinsori. 586 Uni- ble aocurity in order to equ&l the constructive criticism. permissi6n from Selfridge Air road. Thi~ was extinguished versny Thus it is that all benefit Force Base to use their "Re- w1th wet .mops. Patricia Deres. 1094 Hampton yield from a 3..50% tax.free Bond, A Bruce Brandau, 1646 New. Ullomethinl to think about! from the success~s and fail- stricted Area"-which is near Everything was quiet for castle ures of fellow memberS. The Harbor Beach and therefore about four hours. Then an A Ii Edward Messner, 2069 Ken- Our New Bookle~ "HoW' 'fie and more Profit Through remainder of the meeting- not very convenient-provided alarm came in from the home CHESTER'S Tu.E.eJDptlOil" Christina Familaro. 265 Kerby time is devoted to individual tne group assumes full res- of Sinibaldo Ariemma, 1507 t,r"~ Jackie Calas, 1615 Huntington .xplain, in plaiA languaBe your weo. . Roger Vortman. 1891 OXford Jlted for tax exemption, telIa how committee me e tin g s where ponsibility, Anita, whose house was filled BC)OT SHOP drip Dianne Brink. 739 Lorraine mul'~ theae high-gl'ade investments . . f with smoke. press Sally Chalmers. 311 Grosse there 1'8, agam, a ree ex- The enthusiasm and sincer- R hi . pre Blvd C&ll be 'Worth to )'ou. There'. DO change of inf'Ormation and ity of purpose these boys" US ng all. eq1;Upment to the CHilDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS obligation. Scud for eopy today, questions .The boys are en- . . h t' . 4h' scene, the firefIghters found or phone couraged' to do research on mam~st ~s ea~ em~g l~ ~. IS that Ariemma had forgotten to 1591 ~ East WarreL'. at Buckingham TU. 5-0863 APRIL 1, 1958 t an n tlRST OF MICHIGAN their own in their particular age tt a'b temk sl ~o or: y tIh - open the damper of his fire- Where expert pel'SOnal attention-plus Nancy Tavery, 863 University field and to read those tf~rleds,f u n~w e ge , In Je place, causing the fire to heat Harold Rathbun. 735 Washing. (;ORPORATION . '.. . . Ie 0 the SCIences, J erry, th tl' d k "Child Life" shoes--make. the difference ton SCIentIfIC magazmes and Clr- G . h tb Hi h Sch I' up e man eplece an smo e Minette Lewis. 1040 Bishop Buhl Bldg. Detroit 26 . b erIC,. ,e g 00 s new up the house Thl'" bl a WO 2.2055 culars to WhICh the~roup su - .. I' d . " aze w s Ricky Jensen. 532 Lincoln 'b prmClpa "expresse. ama~e- put out with a, hand extin.a- Randy Van Kersch2ever, 1545 Grond Rapids, Flint, Boy C;,ty Aline scn e~. . ". ment at the enterprIse and m~ . !; Tom Green. 239 Moran Battle Creek TheIr regulabox:s are str~ct itiative the boys demonstrat. Ulsher. Elizabeth Large, 22 Elm Court Loftain,,' Port Hu~ .. -md iliep~~~s fur ~~ e~llgre~ff fuan a~ Arthur Schraeder Jr., 1133 ~hE------Bishop ing to observe them, severe. youth activity I've ever' seen," Michele Nahoum, 1000 Kens. ington he exclaimed. This intellectu- al curiosity should be nour- Janie Krieger. 324 Lothrop D" Dick Freimuth, 1168Yorkshire ished, and sus:ained. The .. Betsy Semple, 304 University Open a Checking Accourtt at ... GROSSE 1 John Schilling. 65S Cook __ ---::-::-::::;;::::1' Society, is eager for. enlighte:p.7 ment and would welcome any , G t out of the ordinary outside interest from persons, interested in rocketry . THE MXCBXGAN BANK Nancy Fiorello, 1725Manchest- er e 'ld 1 Robin Semmler. 307 Cloverly (Weighs Janice Purdy, 845 Trombly •••into an 0 s. Tom Cartmill, 333 Touraine (jr~!~ePointe Elizabeth Tolleson, 106 }!all PI a. lig David Luringston, 1210lIamp. ton • - Robert Reisig. Jr., 16855 st. News Paul batis Sally ¥!eaver, 1100 Bishop publiShed Every Thursday by stewart Crumpton, 343 Moros. Anteebo Publlsher., Inc., 99 Kercheval, Grosse pointe FarmJ, M1ebigan b) APRIL J, 1958 Phone TU. ::-6900 Hatha . Three Tr.lnk Lme. William Fleming. 1115 Audu- bon Entered as second class matter at Barbara Leisinger, 336 McKin. the post office, .Detroit, Michilan, ley under the act of March ~, 1897. John Weartz. 1513 Hawthorne . Subscription Rates: $3.50Per. Year Wayne Bentel. 879 Lochmoor by Mal1; $4.00 outside W~yne Coun. Kathryn Kelley. 440 Lothrop ty. All News and Advertising Copy Mark Decker. 6121 Yorkshire Must Be in The New. Office 'by Patricia Phillip. 302 Fisher Tuesday Afternoon to Obtain in- John Boyle, 1310 Grayton sertion. . James Van Eck. 279 Lothrop Gail Beaupre. 340 Kerby Kristin Anderson. 21356 New- castle Kris Kerbawy. 1025 Yorkshire Jean Kamischke. 1100Whittier Cherille Malanosky. 20020Val. era Gail Ensor. 22849 St. Joan LAMP APRIL 4, 1958 Find out why OLDS Is FIRST in TROUBLE Gary Marl. 21905 Alger David Cook. 23024 Lingemann sales In the ~ediumprice class I Troy Browning 3rd. 15840 Bring it to us! Lakeview Drop in Mary Anne HandIos. 317 Bel- anger at our Richard Delsener. 312 Ridge Carol DeCoster, 19907 Doyle. Steven Hicks. 19788 Holiday OLDSmooility Christine Collyer. 343 Mt. Ver- ..FR££ non Anne Tilley. 71 Handy Linda Brink. 963 SUnning<1ale I Diane Corsiglia. 1267Beacons. N~ME. AND ADDRESS STAT-::MENT, C~iNCELLED CHECKS while ~ field Laura Levant, 266 Verdome , PRINTED ON EACH CHECK MAILED TO YOU EACH MONTH 1 OPEN.HOUSE IF IT'S A.
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Thursday. March 27. 1958 GROS.SE. POINTE N,EWS Page "fhree 1have Some people go the wrong Close friends are of little r No banquet can be a succesa TO for way so long it seem.c:;right. Visit Capitol . >r fast : Pointe Campfire' Girls Mark Birthday Law Breakers use in time of need. without a few good listeners. a 35- (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) CUSTOM students are presenting in control and causing accidents: class a report or summary of Paul G.. Susalla ,of 1070 TAILORING the experience as they saw it." Roslyn, $10; Donald M. Kop- L~aving Grosse Pointe at 8 Last, Call trya of 22900 Pleasant, St. Clair ~.AAKES THE o'clock the group arrived in Shores, $5; Warren E. Pennell for DIFFERENCE East Lansing at about 10:30 of 5257 Ashley, Detroit, $10; o'clock. A short tour of the Chester J. Ronowski of 22600 M i chi g a n State University .Sunnyside, St. Clair Shore-s, $5; campus was followed by lunch Wanda A. Weitfeldt of 22737 Chet Sampson's in one of the college cafeterias. St. Joan avenue, St. Clair At about 12:30 a tour of the Shores, $5; Walter Trombly of capitol building began, lasting 24725 Cub berness, St. Clair Easter 'Vacation .Tours for about an hour. Shores, $10; and Dolores Gatti i I The students and their spon- of 5554 Bluehill, Detroit, $10. GIRLS j sors were greeted by Senator The following minors were ~ Harold Ryan and Representa- charged and found guilty of Washington and Annapolis l tive Robert W a I d r 0 n wl10 violating Ordinance 85, havil}g April 2 - 7 Price: $85,00 . represent the districts of which alCOholic beverages in their Grosse Pointe is 8,"part. In ad- cars, and all paid court costs BOYS dition the whole entourage of $15: was pl'ivileged to visit the Albert D. Law, Jr., of 270 Washington, New York, Annapolis governor's office and to shake . \ -Photo by Arthur L,. Toupin \ Lincoln road; R ic h a r d L. April 8 ~ 14 Price: $90.00 JACK RUSSELL I hands with him. . These Pointe Bluebirds are joining LEEN FLYNN, JANET QUINN, \ Spengler of 22853 Lake Shore, Campfire Girls across the country in Beautiful New Line Greet Dr .. Bartlett KATHY NELSON, NORMA CHAlIIP- St, Clair Shores; Richard A. Applications available at: Former Grosse Pointe edu- marking the organizations 48th birth- INE . and VICTORIA WILLARD. In Palombit of 22 Oldbrook road; of Spring Materials cator, Lynn Bartlett, superin- day this week. Under the leadership of i.he back row, left to right are BAR- Gerry N. Kretschmar of 303 tendent of public ir:struction Stephens r.oad; Joseph L. Ro- Chet Sanlpson Travel Service SILK e MOHAIR. DUOPPIONI Mrs. James Odell this group .meets at BARA KALB, BARBARA FEIKENS for Michigan, also greeted the tole of 270 Stephens road; and 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5-7510 Maire SdlOol. In the 'front row from and MARTHA STOEPEL. Sponsoring William P. Albrecht of 336 group and renewed old ac- left to right are PAM CUBBERL Y, quaintances. the group are Mrs. Frederick Hartwig, Merriweather. , $76 to $125 JULIE FEIKENS, BARBARA NEL- The students then visited Mrs. William Kalb and Mrs. H. G. Albrecht also paid a fine of the leg i s 1a t i v e halls and SON, HEIDI HARTWIG, MARGIE Nelson. $12 after he was found guilty TU 4-2186 watched the .House of Repre- ODELL, VICKIE WHITTAKER, COL- of a charge of speeding, sentatives in session. This, ac- GALA lASTER EVENT SAMPLES BROUGHT TO cording to the reports of many to return the visit. They are DRIVER' CHARGED { . of the students, was the high- YOUR HOME OR OFFICE hopeful that at least one of Center Fund Drive Thurmon B. Higdon of 21721 light of the trip. The oppor- tl1em will be able to do so in Downing, St. Clair Shores, was tunity to se.e such an impo:rt- April when the legislature ad- (Continued from Page 1) I terest !rom in- arrested by Shores police on ~fOR 80YS~ ,J. B. SIMPSON, INC. ant part of our governing ma- journs. with seven classes in progress vestments. Thursday, March 20, and both for adults and ohildren Third Floor chinery functioning was what "While 0 the r groups of 6,000.00 Special Mainten- charged with driving while and a full schedule of fine ex- WONDERFUL GinS FREE TO BOYS CAPITOL THEATER BLDG. most had been looking for- Grosse Pointe students have an c e contri!bu- drunk on Lake Shore road. He ward to. made similar trips to the State hibits planned for this spring. 1SSG 8ROADWA Y tions. posted a bond of $150 to in- 6 TO 12 YEARS OF AGE "We would have observed and national capitols, this was The Center's Cinema League . DETROIT WO 1-8192 37,500.00 MUST COME sure his appearance in couri. the H 0 use at work for a perhaps the largest number continually presents informa- FROM FAMILY longer per i 0 d if only our ever to go from a local school," tive and enjoyable films to the MON. MARClH.24th thru SAT. APRIL 5th. s.c h e d u 1e wasn't so tight," Mr. Peterson stated. "I was public free-ai-charge. Month- PARTICIPA- Many a man who found it very impressed with the plan- ly, the program cards mailed TION easy to write history turned Carol Kincheloe, p I ann i n g Brother Rabbit, as big as a man, will celebrate Jack Russell committee member, said, "I ning and preparation that to all residents include dates out .to be a failure when went jl1to the field trip. The $135,455.00 Easter this year in the Boys. Department of Dress Right You Can't think the best way to learn for stimulating speakers and called upon to make it. about things like government students took such an active high caliber concerts. S. Stein & Co., Michigan's most distinguished in Simpson Afford is to see it in action." part in making the arrange- Every year the beautiful men's and boys' apparel store. He wiif meet Clothes Not To ments and are making such a The statements extended an formal Memorial Gardens, with all boys 6 to 12 years of age. invitation to their legislators thorough follow up of the one of Detroit's show places, I This Easter event is held in conjunction with the occasion that it cannot help are the setting for Memorial but be a wonderful educational Day Services. They and the most dramatic and extensive showing of boys' experience." building are always open free- wearing apparel ever held in Grosse Pointe. This Hickey's for Quality ... Since 1900 The student planning. com- of-charge to veteran or mili- display will include all that is new ... all the mittee was composed of Karen taT)' groups and any ser.vice Hubbard, Carolyn S tea r n s, latest •.. in wearing apparel for boys 6 to 12 man or veteran who is a Carol Kincheloe, Lee Jefferis, years of age ... in all price ranges., Woody Hays, and John Le- Pointer or marf'.!ing one may Blond. Assisting Mr. Hurst on use the building or grounds' A ':lEE GIFi OF A BALL AND BAT OR FULL-SIZE flASHLIGHT the trip were teachers Gail for his wedding or reception compatible • • • WITH BATTERIES WILL BE GIVEN TO EVERY BOY 6 TO 12 Wog, Marshal Moser, John without. cost. YEARS OF AGE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT WHO MaKES
Corbin, Wayne Delancey, and o List Budget Needs . A PURCHASE IN EITHER THE BOYS OR ADULT DEPAilTMENT William Prosser. Dean of Boys Below is the Center's 1958- ••• BETwnN MARCH 24th AND APRIL 5th. Leon Engelhart and Nurse 59 budget which must be met you and your Sizes, too, for boys up to 20 years including huski., Marie Moser also accompanied by May 30th in order to con- I the grou_p_.__ - __ tinue the Center's many serv- ~i Dh ey"1reem an ices to Grosse Pointe and its . . THE PLACE citizens of all ages. It does not 3 Juveniles allow for the cost of additional TOPCOAT parking facilities or the mak- Open Friduy (Continued from Page 1) ing of a little theater both of ,Jefferson and Wayburn by Pa- which are sorely needed. You'll enjoy the flexibility Night'til9 trolmen Arthur Conlan and '" '" '" in tailoring that hugs your for your Thomas F r a s e r, who also What It wm Cost to Operate Shopping tile Center from August 1, answered the run. collar, balances on your Convenience The boys were locked up in 1958 through July 31, 1959 the Juvenile Detention home $ 47,000.00 H 0 use mainten- shoulders, ahd literally overnight and the following ance and opera- wraps you in insulating day were questioned in the tion; salaries. 17012 Kercheval, in the Village prer:ence of their parents. 8,000.00 .Building repairs warmth with no conscious- The youths said they had and imp r 0 ve - DISTINGUISHEO FOR I skipped school, the day they ments. ness of weight or bulk. • • were caught, and i:l Detroit, America's Most Wanted Coat 11,000.00 Gardens and This can be achieved only went into a Jefferson avenue grounds mainten- A lightweight 011 weather coot ... wind, rain store where they stole cigarets ance and salaries. ond wrinkle resistant. Keeps its crisp good loqks by skilled hand-tailoring and cigars, and later, just be-' 45,255.00 Program ex- through real rugged weather. It's wash and fore trying to steal the car, -and plenty of it. the proudest name infootwear ••• siru:e 1845 wear, too! J'Jst toss it into the machine, let it penses -;- f 0 0 d , I,they attempted two pur s e drip dry, it's ready to go .•. with little or no program activ- pressing. snatchings. They failed in the ities and promo- latter, they said. tion. Looked for Available Car 24,200.00 A d in in i s t r a- • Following the f a i 111 r e 'of tive expenses and FEA T1.1RED BY 1.18 IN DEl'RO~T Trench Model. 35.00 their latest crime attempts, office salaries. they said, they walked along Parking lot and Jefferson and then decided to little theater. anIS er steal a car. It was planned that if they found .no key in the $135,455.00 car they. wanted, they would Nordic Int~rnational dash and verve '" '" lit jump the ignition wires. Where'the Money Will Come interpreted hy Banister in this aristocrat Chief Louwers said that one From to Meet Operating Costs Woodward at Grand Circus Park of the boys, no age given, al- of slip-ons ... at ease in a gentleman's ready had a long record of $ 32,500.00 R e c e i p t s from A/so in Chicago . pr()gram activities town.and.country wardrobe. GROSSE POINTE at 17140 KERCH:EVA.L arrests. DOWNTOWN at 1430 WASHIN~TON BLVD. 43,000.00 R e c e i p t s from 95 GROSSE POINTE STORE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TO 9 A formal complaint has been Brmvn or Black Imported.Harm Calf $29 services sup lied. filed with Juvenile authorities Also complete selection of Fr~eman Slwes. against the boys, the chief 1&,455.00 Dividends and in- ..._-...- said, and a copy of the infor- mation of thE. case was given to the Youth Bureau in De- (Weighs half as much as Oxford) troit. BIG DOOR PRIZE! a lightweight See Fisher-Reoord's ad on batiste oxford shirt Page 5 in this issue TOPCOATS by H/lthaway of recognized fine quality
Slip into one of these fine If.tOUII coats. See how it improves your appearance - how com- I fortlible it fits on the shoul. ders and the way the collar hugs smoothly to the neck. .. Tailored to drape with supple smoothness f r ~ m imported and domestic coatings of rare richness. T ~Pcoats that make you look your sm~est and feel your best, It solves the problem of looking crisp while keeping cool in Spring or Summer weather. Tailored with Hathaway skill in long .$75,to $215 and short - sleeve Suits from $65.00, white 5.95 blue, 6.50 Cute Pointecl Toes ... for the Little Miss, worn with or without strap. She'll WHJI1ING'S love them! WHERE? carl sterr ?JlOIW weaJt, Byon~s ON TH E ,HIl L 6329 W. 7 Mile the men's wear shop 520 Woodward • • • of course North of City County Bldg. Near Livernois 80 KERCHEVAL AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE Kercheval near Cadieux
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Page Four G R 0 SSE P,O I N TEN E ws Thursday, March 27, 1958 Thurs(j ------1 age of two, and aga"jn R" year tic mountain scenery is a con- are pointed out. One of the Saitzer Feted Library ()ffers New Color.Filnl, stant joy. later. Changes in th('ir physi- children, Julia, is also shown cal development, interests, and at home at tl.1eage of two and The Dartmouth College (Continued from Page 1) The following 16mm sound THE LOON'S NECKLACE ROAD TO GASPE (12 min- behavior toward each other again at three. Poi n t e superintendent 0 f films will be available from (11 minutes, color) Brings to utes, color) Young U.S. hos- schools, John B. Barnes, was .the Gros~e Pointe Publi-e Li- life a charming legend of the teilers .explore' the picturesque 01} hand to pay homage to,Mr. brary March 31 to April 25. British . Columbian ' Indians, Gaspe peninsula. ~istoricQue- Saltzer. Patrons are invited to reserve using authentic wooden masks Glee Club Concert bec provides a jumping-off for featuri".g A!'J: films for . showing to organi- worn by actors. Against im- A senior' student, Donna zati'ons, clubs, church groups, pressionistic scenery and with cyclists making an inexpensive Friday, April 4 Day, made a pen and ink and home. audiences. Further appropriate music the story of tour of this part -of Canada. drawing of the guest uf honor, informiition concerning these why the blind old medicine After a visit to Cap des Rosiers A) '/~' which w.as incorporated in the and other films which will be man conferred his magic neck- lighthouse .they explore the at 8:00 p.m. printed program. Mr. S. A. available in succeeding months r ;r~ Shoes lace on the loon is told by a countryside, the fisheries, fa- . . Shoemaker spoke on behalf of may be obtained by calling narrator. mous" Perce Rock, and Bona- the faculty, and Tom Candler, th~ Film Counselor, Central for Infants and Children JASPER NATIONAL PARK venture Island; .alive with sea- Granbrook School Auditorium, June '41, represented the stu- Library, TUxedo -2200. birds. On a trip to the fishing "Pied Pipers" are dealgned for Uttle dent body. The administration CORAL WONDERLAND (20 (11. minutes, color) Two and a feet, and are expertly fitted under the grounds', the hostellers see the direction of Mr. William McCourt. Ex- Lone Pine Rd., Bloomfield Hills viewpoints were voiced by minutes, ,color) Shows the fab- half million acreas of magnifi- colorful ceremony of the bless- . c:lusiv~lyat Peter Pan in Grosse Pointe Mrs. Ruth Flom and Donald ulouscoral 'growths of, the cent holiday-land await the ing of the fleet. Campbell, who will succeed Barrier Reef ..Islands coming TERRIBLE TWOS AND 'AH, IHG /7015 Kercheval visitor to Jasper National Park ,Mr. Saltzer. as assist~111tprin- to .life under the microscope, Make yOur plans now to enioy in the Canadian Rockies. Fish- TRUSTING THREES (22 min- cipal. . and brings' to, the screen the utes) S eve r a I children are TUxedo 5.9236 ing, mountain - climbing and As evidence of the esteem magnificent color of the reef's shown play activi~ies 'at the a delightful evening of musical of their former colleague, Mr. unique fishes imd underwater trail-riding keep the sports- Saltzer was presented, at the creatu~es. man happy, while the natural- entertainment. conclusion of' the evening, EGYPT AND THE NILE ist finds delight in the animal , with two pieces of 'airplane (16 minutes, color). Presents life and .the rare alpine flow- luggage (he hopes to be able a vivid' picture of the Nile ers. For the vacationer who DOWT , BY! Tickets $2,50 per Person to use them on either/or a region from Aswan toJhe port just wants to relax, the majes- western trip the s,ummer of of Al~xandria. Shows the dam Have You Noticed bvy a relic • • • • • 20 Yk' Advance S:Jle in Grosse Pointe at 1959, a European tour in 1960) .at Aswan and lesser barrage Comfort. &Style • WINl and a generous, addition to his dams downriver wihch have We're making real headway in the change-over of • SPRIN PROPErt'S MEN'S WEAR STORE wanderlust-kitty. changed the outI-ook of Egypt- , ian agriculture. Also shown J. Ms H 16906 Kercheval IN our store .. , eliminating the lunch and soda fountain are modern Cairo across from Phone , . Lt. Charle~ Corey Gets the "pyramids and the Sphinx II I,PI h' W'of Gizer, the Suez Canal, and and building in its ste
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Hama, bison~ goatsl rabbits, and chicks-all housed in a big colorful tent. Children love ani. mals and we inviteyou to bring the young folks to see this happy display. Also' there will be a souvenir of Bring your cameras and photogra'ph your children with our Eastland/s Menag&rie-a color book for all the you!"g visitors. life size Bunnies, Palm Sunday, March 30th from 10 A.M. Ask for your copy!
to 5 P.M. Also all day Saturday, March 29th. And remember the easy, fr••. parkIng-for Florists' 8,300 cars at 8-Milfi (Vernier) and t:elly Telegraph ..'1. Roa~I,Harp.rVVoodl Eastland! KIN(j'SFLOWERS' Delivery Fit lor a Queen - . Frederick F.. Vogt - Henry P. Kohl EASTLAND CENTER CHAMBER OF 4:0MMERCE 14522 East Jefferson VA ..2-0901
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J58 T~u~ciay, March 27, '1958 GR'OSSE POINTE NEWS, Page Fiv. }f the , shown ;'0 and HURRY! Obituaries Farms ,Police Pointers Named WINTER PRIGES I I, Submit Report To DeS Board Grosse Pointe', BIC"CHRYSLER, Plymouth Dealers ALICE STENTON DAVIES She als'O leaves 4 gra¥child- In his moDJth'lyreport to the Harold W. H. Burrows, viee- END SOON 1'...11'8. Davies, of 72 Meadow ren and 4 great-grandchildreri. Farms; council, Police Chief president in dba1"geof\admini- lane, passed away at .her resi- Funeral services were held Walter R. Hoyt. disclosed that stration of Parke 'Davis & Wednesday. with burial iri .dence on Monday, March 24, law vi 01 a tor s paid fines Company was re~elected presi~ Elmwood Cemetery. after a lengthy illness. She totaling $931.50 d u r i n g the dent of United CommUnity baDLVINT month of February. Services, of Metropolitan De- ~fJ!a-~u e-q;cou" was the wife of the late Karl GERTRUDE M. CORIN' , 'toes The amount collected fOr 59 troit, it was announced recent- R. Davies. Mrs. Corin, of 93.9Hareol.lrt traffic violations amounted, to 1y by the organizatio~'s Board .iOt • AlUMINUM AWNINGS Born in Detroit on March 6, road, died suddenly in Ft. $266; for 605 parking viola- of Directors. . ,';.: . 1875, she attended Detroit Pierce, Florida last Monday; tions, $385; nine dog ordin-" ~everal promment Grosse llttle Seminary and was a member March 17. She was the wife 'of ance violations, $14; and fines fomters v:r~e, among.' those ~ the of Old Christ Church in De- the late John J. Corin and)s t. Ex~ collected in ~tr a f !i c court" elected offIcers and dIrectors ' 'oint8 troit. She is survived by a survived by her children, Mrs. $266.50, . , ' of UCS. daughter, Mrs. Leonard P. James R. Pink and Mrs. Robert There were two breakings' T~o of the re-elected vice- 0La Heath and two sons, Elliot R., Wood. She also leaves a broth- • and en t e r-i n g s during the presIdents are:, Andrew W. ~ • of St. Louis, and Karl R. Jr. er, Raymond F. Bolwers .. month,' with a reported loss of Barr, 125~erflwea~her, part------Funeral servies W€re held $454.30, of which $424.30 was, ner of Prlce-Waterhous;e' & ------Saturday, with burial in Wood- recovered Company, and. Mrs. EdWIn O. lawn Cemetery. '. . ' . Bodkin, 64 Muskoka Road, a The 1f:?ssIn eIght ,sImple lar- vice-president and chairman of FREDERICK P. KULLMAN ,ceny ~ases came to $144.90,and the Women's OI'lg.anization, with PRll1~too! i8. Mr. Kullman, 82, of 1536 of thIS amount, $100.93 was United Foundation, last year. DOtfll BE FOOLED South Renaud, d~ed Thursday, recovered.. J. Arthur Mullen, 300 Wash- BY IMIl AllONS- Maroh 20, in Deaconess Hospi- There was only one grand ington Road, a manufacturers ------bvy a reliabt- brand n~me tal after a;long illness. A re- a.arceny case, the loss of two representative; was n e wI y tired home buildell', he had fux coats, valued at $1,900.,The elected as a vice-president of during our • 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE big ~ • WINTE~ DISCOUNTS 24 lived in the Detroit area all loss is ,stiR outstanding. . United C0mmunity ~ervices. • SPRING DELIVERY his life. . The chief's repc)li; showed Another Grosse Pointe resi~ J. M. HENKE GO. He is survived by two sisters that there were 16 traffic acci- dent, William J. Thomas, 262 *0 Elizabetl). Kullman, and Mrs: I dents which resulted in twO. Stephens Road,' a sernor v'ice- Phone TU 4..4470 PLUMBING&HEATING CD Anna Blum; he aiso()leaves a injuries and properlr damage president of the Detroit Bank brother, George. amounting to $2,955.,. . and Trust Company, was ap- 10737 MORANG moo llvaNOIS nr. McNithols • Ull 3.7800 15304 KERCHEVALnr. B.oconsfield • VA 2-9071 Funeral services were held Juvenile traffic 'case,Sheard pointed tre~urer for a thir~ I at Cadieux Saturday, with burial in Ma- in' court came to four' one term, and RlCIhard F. Huegll, rine City Cemetery, adult and two juvenile~ lost assistant secretary. .'YouAulo-Buy Days' -- the right'to drive when their ------HARRIET STANSELL BUSH driver's licenses 'were sus- Pvt . E. C• Goosen Mrs. Bush, of 1007 Three pended' three bicycles were CHET SAMPSON Mile drive, passed away Sat-. stOolen~nd recovered' two re- Serves ,in Germany SPRING VALUE PARADE! urday, March 22, in Woman's ports' of destruction' of pro- announces his annual Hospital after an illness of perty with the damage figure FORT BENNING, Ga. (AH- 1958 escorted three weeks. Born in Detroit, set at $18; and. three dog bites TNC) --:..Pvt. Edward C. Goos- she was a m e m b e r of the for the month. en, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. G:i.'ossePointe Farm and Qar- O~e person was reported' Edward Goosen Sr., 94. Muir den Cl~~, an~ Theatre Arts. missing and was found, and 22 rd., .depa~ted Fort Benning, OUR DOOR' PRIZE! European Tour SurvIvmg ale h~r husband, doors of homes and businesses Ga., In nud-March for Euxope Charles T., and chIldren, Mrs. were found open during rOll- under "Operation Gyroscope)" for Adults ,:. Lee .~dwards and Mrs. John tine police checks. the Army's unit rotation plan. AN ALL-EXpIENSE N. Fallmg. ~he also ~eaves Police were dispatched, with He is a member of the 3rd -I 2&-J 7 three grandchll~ren. . firemen, on two ambulance Infantry Division which is re- Aprl une Funeral ~ervIces were neld calls and nine fire calls. This placing the 10th Infantry Di~ at. her r~sId~nce on Monday, was included in the 122 police vision in Germany. " Six Weeks in Europe • WIth buna'l In Woo d I awn calls answered. An aidinan in Medical Pla- SEE: Killarney Lakes, Blarney Castle, Dublin, London, Cemetery. Total complaints received toon of the division's' 38th 1n- WEEK-END -- came to 49; 192 new and re- fantry, Goosen entered the Oxford, Stratford, Holland Tulip Festivals, Rhine Trip, WILLIAM C. LaMONT newed driverls licenses were Army last September. He com- For Couple - at Michigan's Famed Zermatt, Geneva, Lucerne, Innsbruck, Bavaria, Munich, Mr, LaMont, 67, of 789 St. issued during February, as pleted basic training at. Fort Vienna, Salzburg, BE"rchtesgaden, Venice, Florence, Hill Clair avenue, died Thursday, were 10 chauffeur licenses. Benning. Goosen is a 1957 Cities Naples, Capri, Pompeii, Amalfi Drive, Rome, March 20, in Bon 8ecours Hos- The number of d u p 1i cat e graduate of St. Paul High Monaco, Nice, Paris, Versailles, and many more. pita1 after' suffering a heart licenses issued is nine; and School. ST. CLAIR INN at!ac~. Born in Anchorville, bicycle license plates, seven. I For ~ny or all of your travel needs, call . MIchIgan, Mr. LaMont was en- Arrests all male ad u Its I gaged in metallurgical re- were put' at six. No juvenile~ Call =- Chet Sampson Travel Service search. H~ ;spent 15 years at ,were taken into custody. Docken! Dodge DIVISIon of Chrysler The arrests were:' one 28- 100 Kercheval "on the Hill" TUxedo 5-7510' Corp. and 25 years at Budd Co. year-old for investigation of _ Most recently ..he was em- parole violation released' a Also Free Kites -for Children ploy~d by Faiss Tool and Engi- 49-year-old, for' assault ~nd (Accompanied .. PareRt) neermg Co. . . battery of which he was found by Surviving are his wife Ruth guilty 'and sentencp.d to 10 TV and three sons, Edward; Gor- days in the Wayne County don and Jack; three stepchild- Jail; a 25 and 48-year-old, as and Radio ren, Mrs. Walter Kann, of golden rule drunks; a 19-yeax- SALES & Grosse Pointe; Charles Hickok, old for drinking in a car, after SERVICE STARTS SAT., JV\AR. 29th of Batavia, New York; and which he was warned and re- Quick and Albert Drummond, of Port- leased to parents; and a 26- R.liGbl.- land) Oregon. He also leaves year-old, for breaking and two sisters,. Ida ,and Mrs. John entering, whose trial is pend- L.'l. Arnold; and a brother, John. ing in Circuit Court. , DA.CKEN In addition, he is survived by Elec;tron;c Laboratory 15 grandchildren. FOR THE MANY It'll Be the Best Time. Funeral services were held Education wasn't meant to 20313 Mack TU 1..2791 Monday, March 24, at St. be a way of raising geniuses ReA VICTOR - Paul's with burial in FOrest -just a way of raising aver~ ALTEC LANSING Youve Ever Had to • • • y ou Too Can Look More Lawn Cemetery. a,ges. ICustom High Fidelity Attractive with Silver Tips for Dark Hair or Dark Tips for VIL'LAGE MANO'R NAIL DOWN A GOOD DEAL! White Hair! - Grosse Poi n t e' s Holiday House EXPERT • We're in the mood! . • Hair Coloring Easter .Sunday Dinner • We've got the cars! • Hair CuHing April 6th • We Want the Volume! • Hair Styling FRENCH ONION SOUP CHILLED TOMATO JUICE FRESH FRUIT COCKTAIL IN GRENADINE • Eyery Sale Will Count! FRO!)TED PINEAPPLE OllANGE JUICE S Permanents ..... MARINATED HERRING AND ONIONS IN SOUR CREAM • There's a DEAL here for _.,-_ dS MAIER & WERNER FRESH JUMBO SHRIMP CqCKT AIL •• ~65c ADDITIONAL You That You'll Never * '" Forget! We're Doing SALONS ROAST LEG OF LAMB with Mint Jelly . 2.85 the Pounding BROILED LOBSTER TAIL with Lemon Btiuer , \ . .. 3.20 17670 MACK 15311 E. WARREN Ourselves! At University Near Beaconsfield GRILLED HAM STEAK with Pineapple Ring , ..... 3.00' TU 1.7297 TU 1-3190 BAKED BREAST OF CHICKEN, Toasted Almonds 2.85 You Can Slenderizing Treatments ROAST RIB OF BEEF with Natu~al Gravy . 3.35 OwnThis- Only at Mack Salon! ~RILLED FILET MIGNON, Spiced Peach . 3.60 GRILLED SIRLOIN STRIP Sl'EAK, Spiced Peach 3.75 ... * ... BAKED IDAHO POTATO FRESH GREEN' BEANS WrTH MUSHROOMS ONIONS AU GRATIN PARSLEY BUTTERED CARROTS hos * * * ene LEADING 1HI Relish Trays All Greett Salad with Grapefruit Sections f 00, Pineapple Salad with '4 Fruited Cottage Cheese Center lay Two Tone Bing Cherry Mold Salad BIG '58 CHRYSLER het. Head Lettuce Salad with Choice of Dressing By moving fast, you can put a '58 Windsor 4-:t)o,or • DeluXe radio and for only key, '" * '" luxurioWl '58 Chrysler Windsor in sedan including: ' heater . Fresh Peoch ~arfait 'Pie, Whipped Cream, Fre~h Rhubo'rb Pie your garagefo r mighty Close.to the. Pushbutton Torque~' 1 tone paint 99 bits cost of that De-IVsmall job. your Flite Drive - ,!'orsion-Aire Ride $3 099 Lemon Filled Gold Coke with Lime Frosting , neighbor's driving! Come in todayl. White sidewall tires. LicenMl, Title, Taxa I big . Ice Creom Sherbet, Fresh Strowberry Sundoe anl- Meringue SheH ~ laMode, with Fresh. Red Rospberries So, come in Saturday. or any day-during this Big SPRING VALUEPARADE! Chilled Fresh Pineapple and Bonana Cup ring You may be luckier than YGUr';,e' evel" drealned you ,could be! And iust this ~ '" '" '" owning a Big Chrysler or one ofth. dashing Plymouths-at a pri4e! can BABY MENU WITH ALL TRIMMINGS ...... 1.50 bring loads of happiness even i~ you muH the big door prize. ir of 'DRESS-UP SHOES Junior Portions are available to tmyone-' 2/3 pot'~ions lit 2/3 price olor * * '" ors, ~Serving by Reservations Only Patent WILLIAMSBURG ROOM ST. CLAIR ROOM. FISHER-RECORD 12:00;2:00;4:00;6:00;8:00 12:30;2:30;.4:~0;,6:30 Whits MOTOR SALES, Inc. Red Blue GROSSE POINTE'S BIG CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH DEALERS FOOD SHOP OPEN 9' A.M. to 9 P.M. 15000 Kercheval,.,at. WayburlIl VA. 2.5777 , • Ullage ..manor '~ AT Byon~~ TH! .'CHARD LlHMAto!S OF COURSE Op,n .very day in the y.ar .xcept c....5sriltmas and July 4th Be Lucky. • • ! Be a Winner! Kercheval near Cadieux 685 St. Clair Ave., Near Kercheval in TheVilicige
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I Page Six ,G R 0 5.S E, POI N,T ENE W 5 Thursday. March 27, 1958 . Thurs .. Jim Blashill Awarded Scholarship at Wayne RECEIVES COMMISSION . The Speech Department at (101.9) and has been appear~ Shores Traffic Pornography Peddler j' . Wayne Sta~e University has ing in "C11lture and Creative- Leon E. Clancy, son of Mr. GPHS awarded a scholarship to Jim ness" on television charltJ.el 56. and Mrs. L. E. Clancy, 276 Mt. Violators Pay Vernon road was one of 12 Open Blashill in recognition of his He graduated from Grosse Moves -from Woods Pointe High School in 1955 Army ROTC cadets to rec2ive Mildred Castle ()f 50 E. Eu- work in radio and television. and is at present a junior in second'lieutenant commissions, On Tues Jim broadcasts the "Wayne premedical work at Wayne A Woods store owner, who Goodrow_said he woUld add clid. Detroit, was fined $100 by after winter term graduation I, an Open was charged with violating another ye~r to 'Wichman's .shores Judge. John Gillis on Weekly" program over WDET State University. from Michigan State Univer- at the GJ his probation, is out of bus-' probation period. Mond~y. March 17. Her plea sity. He has comple,ted four School fn iness, and has another .year Wichman accepted the con- of gU;llty to reckless driving years of ROre training and o'clock. added to his probation.' ditions imposed by the judge, on Lake Shore road was ac- will report for active. duty Theodore Wichman, 58, of and moved all his equipment cepted, after th~ charge was shortly. Pre-Easter Specials 1423 Berkshire, appeared be- from his store. promising he reduced fJ;Om violating the PERMANENT WAVE •• '695 for~ Woods Judge Don Good. would not return to the Woods. State Drunk Motor Law. AND HAIRCUT . ' row,' on Saturday, March 22, The accus'ed man's 'second Calvin C. Fix of 10121 Bri- on a show cause order on why offense is in the hands of the' tain, Detroit, was found guilty Shampoo & FinCJerWave ••• 1.50 the judge's order of probation. Wayne County Probaiion De- of reckless driv~ng on Lake Clairol & Bleach •.•.... ~.. 5.00 should not be terminated. partment for pre-s e n ten c e Shore, and paid a fine and OTHER PERMANENTS Wichman was on a two~year study, . court eosts of $67.50, and was 8.95-10.00-12.50-15.00 probation for being in posses------placed on 30 days probation sion of pornogriiiphy, for which . during which he is forbidden Appointments La Femme B:~~~Yhe was arrested on August 2, Day to Head to drive, 1956. At the time, the offense Willi.e W. Smith of 21730 ru 5-3545 18020 Mack Ave, Between Washington and Lincoln was a misdeamenor. He paid Economy' .Study Arrowhead, St. .clair Shores, a fine and court costs of $200. was found guiLty of violating. have you •• en Woods police arrested Wich- -- Section III of Ordinance 84, man again on November 22, .Another Grosse Pointer has minor in possession of alcohol- the Easter, card. 1957, charging him with the gained state-wid~ rec()gnition ic beverages. and paid a fine same offense for which he was in an extra-curricular-civic. and costs of $37.50. He was at sentiment center? arrested previously. However. capacity. Wi 11 i a m M. Day, placed on one year probation Fine Services by Valente since Wichman's last arrest. president of the Michigan Bell and tinder the terms, must pay each' card is a the State Legislature madt: Telephone Company, who re- the $37.50 within that period. possession of pornography, a sides on Lakeiand avenue, has Gradyon A. Brooks, Of 22801 gracious gesture, a rejlijhnlJ 0/ jeweler';} high misdemeanor, so Wich- been named by Gov.. Williams Thirteen Mile. Road, St. Clair . . \ man was taken before Circuit as the chainnan of a commit- beautifu I way to tell your Court Judge Frank Fitzgerald tee of nearly 100 leaden in Shores, was found guilty of , remounting jewel and. repairo on January 129, and ...pleaded business, labor, and govern- speeding on Lake Shore and f r iend s you' r e t h in,kin 9 0f the m guilty to Ule chaT1ge. ment who will undertake a paid a fine of $15. . By virtue of his plea, he be- new long~range study of Mich------during this Easter season. fine walch and clock repairo CClmein violation of the pro- igan's economy. GREED'
I bation terms imposed by Judge Quoting from an editoria:1'in It's only human nature that l Goodrow., ' the Detroit Free I:ress: "Day's a man is more interested in Home Dec .1 or go to JaIl. In addItIon, Judge are to be made public' within 'a week. but Day has already WHEN YOU SEETHIS SIGN AT agreed to chtir the committee. Driver. Tagged The Governor said backers ,of the pro g l' am bel i eve YOUR NEIGHBORS After Blowollts COMEF can be pr i v,a teiy financed. It was drawn up with A motorist was given a the assistance of Dr. William ticket by Farms police on Haber, University of Michigan Monday, March 17, when he economic8 pro f e s s 0 r, and 'lost control of his car and Frank S e ide man, Grand bhiw out two tires after' hit- Rapids accountant. ting an island on Lake Shore The plan will be divided in- Va road. to four pvimary task forces: Ticketed was William R. 1) Industrial and commercial ter Nash, 32, of 2222 Visnaw, St. modernization 2) Manpower I Clair Shores, who was seen by trends and future needs. 3) on n police as he was driving in Michigan's changing economy an erratic manner on the road. and 4) Michigan's I g row t h the, A police report said ,Nash assets. suddenly lost control of his The Governor said that State hem car, which. hit the left curb of agencies, such as the Michigan an island near 249 Lake Shore. Employment. Security Com- heav The impact blew out the left mission, would assist in the YOU KNOW front and rear tires of the study. He ex p 1a i n e d that 42, SOMETHING NICE IS BEING DONE, vehicle. ' COMEF would correlate all Arresting officers said Nash studies of Michigan's economy h a it A NEW ROOM _•• A NEW HOME had been dFinking. He was made in the past, and will sent home in a cab after he delve into .a fact-finding. re- Either a Hi..Fi Cabinet, Bookshelves was given a ticket for not port on the state's. future. .round or oval table cloth. \ having his car -under control or General Remodeling in owr shrinkproof dacron-rayOi1 ~) and causing an accident. :1>vt. J. J. Harten, Jr. b Iend t hat look s Iik e Ii,llen" Sent to Supply Center is so 6,0 SY to Ia" nde r. •• ~}li&Wi.:~ MAISON FORT, FRANCE Inioy ~ (AHTNC) - Pvt. James T. what a lovo-ely spring background for in ,the n Harten, Jr., whose wife, Cora, J~H:obso lives at 7 Robert John, recent- Easter di.nne,r! pink, yellow, sand, 'white Of' ly was assigned to the U: S. Army Supply Control Center turq..cis8, with white cotton fringe. at Maison Fort, France, . Castle Films Harten, a member of the 68- r<,uA4 3.'98 66x SS.ova.! 5.98' cellter's Signal Agency, arrived and overseas from an assignment at Fort Benjamin Harrison,. Ind. He entered the Army last, , I July and completed basic Studio Camera training at Fort Ord, Calif. Horne Decorative Shop The 20-year-O/ld' soldier itll a 1956 graduat~ of South Lake High School in St. Clair present Shor~. His parents -live at 21602 Ridgeway, St. Clair a new servic:e! Shores. . , . . . . Yo,u can now rent a SOU~~D ••• the paracle of East.r toy. at Jacobson's toyland' PROJECTOR, 4 Castle Co,lor an adore b fe menagerie of nursery pets .•. stuffed p'(ushbu n- n i•s , due ks,r a m b S I sku n k s,b j rd san d many 0 the rs cartoons, and your choice of •. ~somewi.th music boxes, all ~a.iting to be an adventure, western or loved.on E,aster morning.2~OOto 10.00 Youth Center co.medy, film for your party Se<;ond Floor entertainment ... only 1'5.95 'perd~y / VIE ALSO H~ VE CASTLE MOVIE FILM IN'8 MM REELS BOTH COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE 'We have Tommy. Armour's "PLAY BETTER GOLF" fil'ms in 8 mm. and 16 mm. for rental•. -;,"SPECfAl! . , Also all Castle Films in 8 mm. and 16 mm. (color or black and white) . For Sale! CARL JOYNER'S • Studio Camera Shop 20229 Mack Ave. TUxedo 1-6200 TRY OUR CVSTOM PHOTO FINISHING done in our own plant! '. • . E7$ '. 7 7 • , '.. , ~. .. j ,' .... ' . -",.- < ••.• ~"----'h - _.1. 1958 , , Thursday, March 27, 1958 POI N T E" N. E W S , . Page Seven GPHS to Hold It will be an opportunity for of Mrs. Cad Hassell will assist p;;"l'~ntsof all High School chil- the teachers during the eve- Bad Drivers Memoriall"is'ts Farms 'Fire dren to visit briefly with their ning. Prof. to Speak At GOP Club Open House I teachers and will be the only Open House this semester. Pay in Park Bridge WinJlers Chi~f Reports \ BUILD REPUTATION On Tuesday evening, April I "Government Regulation of ernment regulations and has A coffee hour h~s been The Farms Fire Department 1. an Open House will be held planned by 'Mrs. Stanley W, FQrget to brag about your The Grosse Pointe War the Economy" is the theme of based her speech on the re- at the Grosse Pointe. High Park Jud~e C. Joseph Bel- an~wered a total of 20 calls a sr~ech to be given before suIts of this study. Smith and her social commit- ancestors and concentrate 'on Memorial has announced the during ,the month of February, School from 7:30 to 10:00 tee and the home room anger recommended the revo. bridge club winners for the the 14th District Young Re- The meeting, to be held at o'clock. being an ancestor to brag according to a repOl"t given ,to mothers~ under the.supervision cation of the driver's license past week. publican Club on March 27 by the D i s t r i c t Headquarters, about. of Frederick C. Stoepel of 1363 the Farms council by Fire Mrs. Patricia McKenzi~~ 15316 E. Warren, will con- March 17, North and South Grayton after, finding him Chief M. William Mason. This An associate professor of vene at 8:00 p.m. and will be guilty of re<:kless d.riving on -Lou Porter and Irene Boyce; figure includes six calls to resi. Rona Rose and Jessie Cook, economics at the Unlvesrity of followed. by a social hour. All St. Paul. A fine of $50 was dential fires. Detroit, Mrs. McKenzie has. interested persons are invited imposed. East and West-Emma Har- The estimated total value of made a special study of gov- I to attend. vey and Edna Bruce; Beatrice buildings endangered was set John H. Sohm of 1015 Rib- Curnoe and, Mrs. C. F. Partw at $180000' damage was ~il. barrd. Detroit, pled not guilty hum. Cont~nts' of the puildings and was found mot guilty of were valued at an estimated causing an acc:dent at. Jeffer- March 19, North and South Use the new City ..owned, -Jane Slltherland and Daniel $40,000, of which therG was son and Mary land ,The case $370 in damage. was dismissed. Huff; Audrey .Burnham and Earl Gurnack Sr. The number of emer,gency fully paved, aitendant-operated Evelyn F. Si;mon of 1569 calls answered with the uti!- Brys drive, pled guilty to caus- F.ast and 'Y~st-Dr. ~nd '!'Irs. ity. vehicle was, eigh~, . and ing an accident at Maryland Hubert PhI1llps; WIllI a m with the ambulance six. and Kercheval and paid a fine Champine and Verdon Adams. One of the resid~ntial runs PARKING LOT of $15. March 21, North and South was due to a mattress fire on -Dr. Robert Snyder and Dr. the second floor of 29,4Kerby; Edward F. McConnel "of \ John Temple; Mr, and Mrs. and the other five were the i at rear of Jacobson's off 16437Hauss, Easi Detr~iot,pled Albert Boelens. . result of furnace trouble. guilty to being at fault ill an St, Clair Avenue, Lock your accident in front of 16350 East and West-Ethel Car- Mack, and paid a $15 fine. doze and Edna Bruce; Alyce 11;'sa pretty good sign that car and shop in leisure! Miller and Elsie Gray. his old friends are on to him Gordon L. Genter Oif 1028 if a man is continually making Yorkshire, paid a fine of $25 ONE AT A TIME -new ones. alter pleading guilty to caus- Jacobson's ing an accident at Yorkshire Trying to combine business FREE KITES FOR KIDS! and Vernor. with pleasure sometimes turns See Fisher-Reoord's ad on out to be a losing combination. Page 5 in this issue. Adv. Hamy R. Anderson of 32100 Jefferson, St. ClaiT Shores, pled guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. in front of 15303 E. Jefferson, and paid a fine and costs of $42.20. Freeman H. Smith of 8893 Dixie, paid a fine of $151 after entering a plea of guilty to being at fault in an accid~nt at Mack and WaY'burn. David H. Livingston of 1214 Grayton, charged with losing control of his car and hitting a tree in front of 1117 Gray- tOn, failed to appear in court and forfeited a bond of $10. Earl Holzbaugh of 846Grand Marais, paid a fine of $4 after pleading guilty to running a signal light at Jefrferson and Pemberton. Marjorie Jean Klonica of 1641 Dickerson, Detroit, pled guilty to causing a rear end collision at Jefferson and Maryland, and paid a fine of Informal modeling of $10. Easter Lingerie, Friday and Saturdoy, March 28.29, Vern D. Nevison of. 1043 Vanity Fair Icat. . 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Anita, charged with speeding on Mack, failed to come to court and forfeited a $17.50 t.r •• tarflower. bond. on nylon sheer, covering Mso failing to appear was Richard L. Hones of 8070 E. the lined bodice and Robinwood, Detroit, who was IE a • t er '. •• a _ I••• accu>:iedof spe~ding on Jefferw 1.11. - 5h a r me. r I ••• hem of our nylo.n tricot duo. son. A report of the case was sent to Lansing. giving yo., legs a s.,,-tanned heaven blue or .white_ dip: 32 to See r eta r y of Commer~e ~ glow ••• fittiDg to perfection Weeks has appealed for ex- 42, short, average. 0(. tall. 8.95 tension of the reciprocal trade becaMe they.,,, Ieg-P"Oportioned. full half slip: sizes s, m, I. 5.95 program in-line with adminis- tration requests. He states that sandal 1.95; 3 'prs.. ~.65 demi i'cM 1.65 the jobs of more than 4,500,000 Americans depend on interna- 3 prs. 4.75 toe and ~ee~ 1.50: 3 pt~. 4.35 tional trade and that "it's either more trade or more a . .I trouble." itS I i fnjoy a delightful lunch in .the new St. CI~ir room, HOURS: 9:30 to 5:30 J~cobson' s>--Second Floor MOl'ldoy through Saturdoy ~ ; ~:fi~ , . ~.r.517.' •••••• ?5I1F•• nlln"2••• 2•••.• ? .tn , 1l•••• t.llp.,.z.p rr.a••• -••' .,.' liP.'.2••• 2.2117711I'.'.711II2 .III1OZ" •• 711212.' 2 _ __ 2 _ ' _ .--. ~hr .-1 _'_, __ -.-.lI ...- ~_ F F'F ;e += tUP F ,-- _, "e S$ I -"--~,. 1 fOp F~ s; , I '. .OJ I. Ii f. PP; f p;aPpPFPUO< \.., H; ' , _'.21;, , 44I " i 41 ". ~ . .; \, Page Eight G R"0 SSE P'O I-N TEN E W S Thursday, March 27,' 1951 Thurso ••••••••• Grosse Pointe News The Barefoot M'ai"lman- ' Memorial Center, Schedule PettiJ.Pointers PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY A.L~TEEBO Editor's No.te: A short time ago. o.ne of ourco.lumn- By MarY Jane Palmer PUBLISEERS, INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE ------...Jr ie DETROIT WESTWARD. ists ("who.ozit", by name expressed cur~o.sity about the Reprieve OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL, MARCH 27 - APRIL 3 - OPEN SUNDA'y 12 • 5 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36, MICHIGAN nomenclature o.f one nf the newer Go.ld Coast hotels in TU 1..7511 The Ides of March have lost their sting, I . I ...... Florida: "The Barefoot Mailman". The response has been ST. JAME Phone TU 2-6900 *All Center sponsored activities o.pen to the public. They've changed the fatal hour, nothing short of overwhelming - running the gamut NOTICE: Please call for lo.st articles at the office. McMillan Three Trunk Lines We shed our tears and greenbacks now Rev. Gel • from the establishment itself, to. ~ecent hotel visitors They will be "held for 30 days. Miss Rh from the Po.inte-to. those persons well-versed in' Florida Gros~e Pointe Garden Center Room and Library open At Uncle's April shower. Paris Member Michigan Press Ass'n and National Editorial Ass'n histo.ry who. wish to. share their kno.)Vledge.In sho.rt, we fo.r consultation and service. Mrs. Leland Gilmour Friday: Ac. NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE: will be o.n duty in the Garden Center Room every Weekly N~wspaper Representatives, Inc. are no.w mo.re than well-info.nned on the subject-and Chancel choi 404 Filth Avenue. New York 19, New York, BRyant 9-7300 week o.n Tuesday, Wednesd3y and Thursday from I Saturday: CHICAGO OFFICE wish to pass o.nthe interesting story to our readers. We 10 a,m•.to. 4 p.m. A co.nsultant will be on duty o.n tirmation c] 333 North Michigan Avenue, Phone FInancial 6.2214 therefo.re take the liberty to quo.te, i~ part, fro.m a bro .. Friday fro.m 2 to. 4 p.m. (Call TU 1-4594).; 'Wh8lt Goes On Entered as second-~lass matter at the post office, Detroit, Michigan, under the Act of March 3, 1897. chure issued by he hotel: Ho.~pital ,equipment available fo.r free loan-crutches, wheel chairs, heat lamp, and hospital beds. "BlOOd at FULLY PAID CIRCULATION "An important segment of the history of Florida lies .available to. Gro.sse Po.inte Residents in case of, • in the story of. the barefoot mailmen, In the period of accident or e~ergency-free, o.fcharge." Your Lihrary ROBERT B, EDGAR. ...EDlTOR and GENERAL MANAGER 1886-1893,th~ hamlets of Palm Beach and Miami were ,* ...... ' MA'ITHEW M. GOEBEL ADVERTISING MANAGER not served by regular postal facilities. South bound mail Thursday, March 27 By }'tJan TaylO1' PATRICIA TALBOT FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY was dispatched from Jupiter Inlet, about 10 miles' north FRED RUNNELLS .sPORTS EDITOR ...American Red Cross Braille Transcription Class - 10 JAMES J. NJ AIM NEWS of Palm Beach. From there it was carried to Miami by a.m. , Guest Columnist: ever buzzing telephone which. ALDEN G. EDGAR NEWS mailmen who tr~versed the 90-mile stretch on foot along *Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Cooper - Ir-,structor.- Patricia Grobbel summons the librarian with. ARTHUR R. BLYLER , ADVERTISING the beaches and over the inlets. The most, active family in her reference source. The PATRICIA BLYLER ADVERTISINC'r 4 to 7:30 p.rn.. Grosse Pointe! Its aim is ser- mountain of transaction cards MARY LORIMER ADVER TISIN G They walked barefoot to minimize the difficulties of *Fencing Classes - taught by Istvan Danosi -' fencing JOHN MacKENZIE BUSINESS master of Salle de' 'I'uscan Fencers Club and Wayne vice, its interest is yo~ and filed every day is proof of the travelling on soft, drifted san~y stretches. Boats w~re it's always "at home" on 10 increasing circulation. Tools ALBERTA WILKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING State University ,Coach -"ages 8-16 ~ 7:30 p.rn, FERN GR'EIG .., CLASSIFIED kept at Hillsborou.gh Inlet, at New River in Fort Lauder- KerchevaL .Have you met this and records that are cheeked JOANNE EAS 0 N ACCOUNTS dale, and at Biscayne Bay in Miami for the purpose of Adult Class at 8:30 p.rn. , family? Surely you know some in. are evidence of the interest FLORA HARDING CIRCULATION enabling the mailmen to paddle across these sizeable "'Dale Carnegie Leadership' Training - Drill Session - members, if not by name at in more recent collec!ions. 7:30 p.rn. expanses of inland water. least by face, Their residence It does not take a new *Coast Guard Auxiliary Public Instruction Class - is visited by most Pointers member of the staff long to Spotlight On Education Not only did they carry first class mail but also the practical course in Basic Seamanship ~ 7:30 p.rn. simply because it is the sup- discover that your library normal needs of an isolated village-everything from *Grosse .Pointe Ci.{lema League pre s e n t s "Holiday ply outlet for a very import- holds a finger on the commun- In the midst of all the furor occasioned by the calico to coug~ medicine was transported. Iberia" a film in color by Rip Zwickey - The public ant demand. - knGwledge. ity pulse, Pointers of all ages But' have you ever wonder- Russians sputnik, American education has been spot~ Every six days the barefoot mailmen completed a is cordially invited - 8 p.m. ' and occupations push in and * '" ... ed what really makes this out the doors from morning lighted again. Parents, stirred up recently by the round trip from Palm Beach to Miami,'averag~l1g about ... 'household tick? Well, if every until night . "Johnny Ca..'1.'tRead" campaign have been forced to take 30 miles each day. A scant fev( yards from theIr regular Friday, March 28 user of the library could slip Grosse Pointe Real Estate Women - Luncheon and into the shoes of a staff mem- The latest report on the local an objective look at what their children are learning in beach patbs were almost, impenetrable jungles infested measle epidemic, or who is the nation's schools. And an objective look is difficult with alligators, bears, snakes and even panthers; Out meeting - 12 noon ber for a day, he would soon *Baproom Dancing Classes -, Mr. an-dMrs. BjIl Wilson- know. He would receive an going to Florida and wants a when there is near panic about the country concerning upon the open beaches, they were subjected to scorching amazingly new point of view book. on vacation loan, or our scientific lag. Re-evaluation of American education sun and virtual clouds of mosquitoes. Instructors :- 4:30-5:30 and 7 p.m, . which Scout troop is showing "The *Memorial Bridge Club - Duplicate Bridge - Mr. and as to what goes on at your li- is necessary and it must be done in a calm considered brary. a new film at their meeting, mien. Although the barefoot mailmen had to be extremely Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Directors - 7:30 p.m. are typical snatches of news . 20845 tvi ...... As in any large family, each Prom inapt educators about our land have been rugged and persistent, their routes were not without member bas a special talent Perhaps one of the most de- compensations. They were tpe first to experie~ce al~ of Saturday, March 29 and chore to do. From the lightful experiences at the, worried for some years about our trend away from the the special and' won d r 0 us beauties of. llnu;.hablted *Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Cooper - Instructor - director, who makes organiza- charge desk occurs when you fundamentals, the.loose elective system in high schools, Flordia. They saw the small deer that once hved ill South 9 :30 a,rn.. to 3 p.rn.. tion possible, and his helpers, hear that pre-school child eag- the caliber of teaching, the lack of qualified personnel, Florida,' they made delicious meals from easily caug.ht erly ask for his first library the over crowded classrooms, Wild words and wilder b *Child.ren's Theatre - Mrs. 'Syd Reynolds-Instructo~- through ihe reference librar- oysters and all kinds of fish and fruits, Legends .descrl e 10 a,m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. ians, the children's library, card, and watch the diligent questions have been tossed about in the national press, the Inagnificent scenery of cypress, banyan, pInes and .Children's Art Classes -, "Art for Fun" - taught by book processing depaI'ltment, labor poured over each letter at the PTA meetings, in parents' living rooms. b h of his name on the registra- mangrove. Orchids clung in abundance to tree rane es. Mrs. Margheritta Loud - ages 7-12 - 10:30 a.m, to circulation department, those In order to assist our thinking on this most import- who care for the physical tion card - a feat of printing. 12 noon and 1 p.m.. to 2:30 p.m.. needs of. the library, to the learned just for the occasion ant problem the American Council of Education has re- Although the barefoot mail:ne~ are not me~tio?ed *Ballroom Dancing Class-M"r. and Mrs. Bill Wilson- cently published a phamphlet explaining a few issues. in U.S. postal recor.ds, they surVIve 1n story, m?VIe.fIIJ:1, pages who have the unending and which only the receiving InStructors - 3:30 p.m. job of properly shelving books, of one's very own library card The Council is a voluntary, !lon-governmental agency of and song. A book 1n 1943 by T~eo.dore Pratt IS. stIll ill * • * each member fulfills an integ- could induce! co-operation in American education with membership. publica'tion, now in its tenth prIntmg. The mOVIewent Sunday, March 30 , ral part in running this house- from organizations which include approved universities around the world to tell their story. In 1957 a song ~as Then the realization dawn" h~~ ' that this initial key to the li- teachers' colleges, j.unior colleges, city school systems: written to remind us that.the G~ld Coast.was kept alIve *Children's Theatre - Mrs. Syd Reynolds-Instructor-- Presenting a movie "Alice in 'Wonderland" - 1:30 The variety of opportunities brary is to the youngster as a state departments of education, private schools and ::?artly on the strength of Its barefoot mailmen. p.m. and 3:15 p.m. " " " offered to the public and the driver's license is to a sixteen large public libraries. Eventually Miami became sufficiently populated to *The Youth Council joins Canterbury Club and Tuxis consequent range of duties year old, or a voter's card to performed can be breath-tak- a twenty-one year old. Fer Among the propositions which the Council calls to justify mailboats, and later a rallroad line was exteD:ded in playing host to Washington ,University Choir in ing to a newly adopted mem- Once on the other $ide of Scott's public notice is "Critical analysis of our educational dO'NIlfrom Jupiter. Less t.han 65 years ago, the c~asthnes a Palm Sunday Concert at Christ Church - the ber of the staff. system is certainly in order, but mistaken effort.s to that is now popularized over the glo,?e was kept m touch the desk you find that life for ~ Agric public is invited - 7:30 p.m. The .controversy about tele- Mile place blame through name-calling and fault finding with the world only on the pioneermg str.ength of ~en the library staff holds a va- • • • vision stamping out culture riety of challenge, reward, and Won should not be premitted to obscure the fact that our whose feats will always be part of Flonda's amazmg Mo.nday, March 31 gained through books and the unexpected - all myster- schools, colleges and universities are seldom must better history and growth." "'Advanced and beginners water and oil painting classes other mediums seems foolish iously sifted into an order so or worse than their respective publics want them to be." _ -Hughie Lee-Smith Instructor - 9:30 a.m. to 12 when one works with a library that in the end a job is done. noon and 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. ' that offers the books. televi- If you associate the notion of "The critical need is for material support. The sion, films, and lectures all American people can afford to spend more on educa- *Cancer Information and Service Center-Service Work librarian with one who sits at F It under the same roof. Lt can a desk and reads undisturbed tion." Pays to Modernize,But 10 a.m..to 3 p.rp. The volunteer workers are urgently in need of clean white material to carry on their be seen that one medium stim- except for an occasional inter- ulates partakin~ of another. 1981 "The total economic resources available for higher Dont Attempt It Yourself work-anyone having old sheets, tablecloths, shirts ruption, you would soon education whatever they may be, will necessarily exist or the like is urged to press the material and drop These activities show how change that image if you had your library and its family has the opportunity to serve the in limited amounts. One demand upon those resources it by the Center to aid this worthy endeavor. . is to raise th~ general level of performance in all schools There is no better invest- on the roof for repairs, apply grown with the community. community with the most ac- m~nt that one can possibly sid~ngmat~rial or install storm Rotary Club, of Grosse Pointe - L~cheon and meeting Another sign of the time is the tive famliy in Grosse Pointe. "and colleges. A second, and vital, call upon our economic mak~ than that which provides windOWS or' jalousies them- , -12:15 p.rn. . resources is to strengthen our leadership in all import- for the comfoN and happiness selves. *Memorial Bridge Club - Duplicate Bridge - l\i:r. and Announcing the New 1958 ant fields and to add to our best existing instit'ltions the of his family. The wise home Most improvements require Mrs, Andrew Walrond, Directors - 1 p.m.. Sorosis to Hea}. Chrysler Windso!' Dartline appreciable support needed to meet the demands for the owner de-v.otesa definite por- special instruments, know-how *Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Cooper ~ Instru~tor - Fisher.Record - Gl"OSSePointe ' highest order of quality." bon of his income to the main- of treatment and application 3:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. tenance and improvem~nt of of ma,teria1s, and precision Talk on Aprill Grosse Pointe is noted for its fine educati.onal his property for this very pur- performance of which only a *Dale Carnegie Leadership Training - el~ - 7 p.m. system and we are jt1!;tly proud of our unique situation. pose. .In doing so, he protects professional is capable. .An *Ballroom Dancing Class - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson - Detroit .Sorosis will hold a But ours cannot be a complacent view, There are few and preserves his capital in- important part of .home 1"!y\- Instructors - 7:30 p.rn. luncheon and lecture April 1 What's. Your things more im'portant than a free democratic education vest.ment which otherwise may, provement work 15 se~ce Recovery - meeting :- 8 p,m.. at the home of Mrs. W. G. in a free democratic world. Our academic strengths are seriously deteriorarte' over a afte:c completion~ if adJust- , * * * Eversman, 884 Westchester many, and must receive continuous and vigilant support, period. of time. ments or corrections. b~ome Tuesday, April 1 road: necessary, the profesSlOnal .Life Worth? on our home ground, and farther afield. In the last few years, many contractor will gladly do them, Elizabeth Bowen's Art Class - class - 9 a.m. Luncheon will begin at 12:30 new: products have ~ome usually without charge. *Service Guild for Children's Hospital-Service Work- o'clock with Mrs .. Earl Doig',s By Fred M. Kopp, R. Ph~ "Most Americans now realize that our leadership, aval1lablethat were pmctlcally The do-it-yourselfer often 10 a.m..to 3 p.m. talk, "Madonnas of the , and indeed our national survival, is being challenged as undreamed ~f a deca~e ago, wakes up to his unknown limi- Tuesday Painters - class - 10 a.In. to 3 p.rn. World", following. A new car may cost you Mrs. Doig is active in the never before in history. Most Americans rIJ,ust be They are bemg used mcreas- tations when the mistakes or *Advanced and beginners water and oil painting class--:- $2,500... or $3,000... or brought to realize that the survival and well-being of ingly to transform old~r ~om~s omissions in his masterwork Westminster Presbyterian • Hughie Lee-Smith, Instructor -1 p.m. to 3:3Up.m. Church. She is a founder and $5,000.But a new miracle this nation depend no less upon th~ strength of ou~.edu- into new standards .0£ llvabll- become visible-.-.and that is too Grosse ,Pointe Woods Garden Club - meet~g aild tea- cational system than upon the, strength of our nnlitary ity. At the same tl.l11;e,ol~er often. too late for" reasonable member of the Lathrop Wom- drug - which saves your products such. as .roOfll~:g,sld- corrections. Therefore, play 2 p.rn.. en's Club' and a member of the establishment." mg and combmaJtIon wmd~ws safe and call the expert! It Grosse Pointe Optimist Club - Dinner and meeting - Alma College Women's Board. life-may cost you $3 ... and doors have been vastly 1m- WIll be cheaper, mster and 6:15 p.m. Her lect'..rrewas prepared ~ev- or $5 ••• or (if it's espe- proved over those f?rm~r1y safer in. the long run. Exchange Glub of Grosse Pointe - Dinner and meeting eral years ago for a P.E.O. pro- cially e x pen s i veto used. New color combmatlOns gram and has since been en- -, 6:30 p.m. make) as much as $55, and designs in these items hold Kiwanis" Club of Grosse Pointe, Inc. - Dinner and joyed by many groups. It is a great~r incentive than was Bloodmobile thoughit particularly appro- That's why • • • eHET SAMPSON ever before offered 'Ix) modern- meeting - 6:30 p.rn. priate for a Tuesday before invites all ize the older home. Her~ May 2 *Sea Explorers - meeting - 7:30 p.rn.. Easter program. TQday's Prescription Is -Sit Lake Shore Chapter of Eastern Star - meeting - 7:45 t. The :'do-~t-yourself" idea has the Biggest Bargain become an important pattern The American Red Cross p.m." . .. " Peopl~ who set a cash va~~e in many homes-and rightly. Bloodmobile will be at the *Grosse Pointe Men's Chorus ..:- Rehearsal - 8 p;rn.. on courtesy make poor CIti- in History .; College Students • ...... l"I so: it means inventing, experi- Grosse Poin1JeWoods Presby- zens. menting and using special This is the. 694th. of a series of planning visits to terian Church,lVIack at Tor- Wednesday, April:Z Editorial advertisements appear- skrlls or avocation in our pas- rey road on Friday, May 2. YWCA Central Branch-luncheon and meeting-l p.rn.. ing in this paper each week. time. In.the field of home im- Blood donations wilJI be provements its application is collected from residents in the *Children's Art Class-HArt for Fun"-taught by Mrs, limited and .the limitations are Grosse Pointe .area from 2:45 MaJ:'gheritta Loud-" ages 7-12-3:45 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. EUROPE rather strict, dictated by con- may *BalletClasses .;.....Mary Ellen Cooper - Instructor - to 8:45 o'clock. Donors +0 cirop by his office to discuss their pl~ns. siderations of safety, profes- give b100d to, the organization 4 to ,9:30 p.m. 4) sional knowledge and preser- or individual 0If their choice *:Memorial Bridge Club. - Duplicate Bridge - Mr. and Downtown Tours Available for As Little As $685.00 vation of property Via!lue., at this time. Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Di~ectors - 7:30 p,m. Comm.on s'ense and knowl-, This Blood Driw is spon- Chicago His own tour, with seven weeks to be spent,"in Europe, , - * * • edge will make most home sored by the GroSse Pointe Thursday, April 3 , , _ and. leaves on June 29, 'and includes Ireland, England, owners stop and "think befo!"e Com.muniiy Blood Counc~l, Rockford, III. Holland. Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, they decide to take matters with Mr. Hugh Burns, as Junior League Glee Club""":' rehearsal - 9:30a.m. American Red Cross Br,aiUe Transcription - cl~ss.- Italy, and France. in their own hmuls, climb up President. * DIRECT and 10 a.m. Itineraries and Applications Available tit Welcome Wagon Club of Grosse Pointe - mom~ng FAST .chedul~ Luxurious deHavlllond Chet Sampson Travel Service multi.engined airlinei$ •. " 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5~7510 r' fOR RESERVATIONS I~=:Dano:_tru:u: AND INFORMA TIO"~ . .., ~ :::f~jti~_'~::h:ll:; CALL G f F. FI :;",* master of Salle de Tuscan Fencers Club and Wayne rowers 0 zne owers ;~:i'Ii State University Coach _ ages 8~167:30 p.m, Adult - Class at 8:30 p.m. *Dale Carnegie Leadership Training-": ,Drill ~ssion- See the Spring Parade of I 7:30 p.rn,. . Grosse Pointe Chapter D,C.C.I. - meeting -7 p.rn.. World's Finest Motor Cars • ":,,1 . "'Coast ..Guard Auxiliary 'Public Instruction Class.~ e t>.lll e ~.:.j:.. practical coUrse in Basic Seamanship - 7:30 p.rn. .. ~ '" :~ 51' and enter the Scotsman osS ~ Editorial Note: Nancy Kosola a student in the sixth . ~t)!t.', . ~;";"; grade at Defer Schooi"describes what is a Proper Pet in Doll Repair ShllP Se Ii r Complete line of wigs, shoes, Mile. A Tbon. Contest! L. G , her poem about a Gol~sh.t • .. FLORIST. stockings and dresses. TUESDAY • TOTs' aa,. 4win ecar for yOUrself, one for you~bvori!edJarity 01organizalionf Repairing Dolls Since 1891 HHappy in your world of' welter, .' No appointment needed. -Of one of 21 other prizes) COMPLETE LINE Of Your just the pet Jor S01l 01' dtmgbter. No need fol' comb or brush 01' SOtt/J NEW DOLLS ANI) Studebaker-Packard. No need for collar, leash Of' 1'ope. DOLL CARRIAGES Bransby KAMMERER o~ The neighbors don't complain about; BABY CARRIAGE ee). STUDIO KARL HOSTEN MOTOR SALES Your frantic yowUng to get out 8705 Gratiot, ~t Fisher 20083 Mack Ave. ru. 1-1336 Y QU live your life cool,and "clammily" 15205 E. 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MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Holy Eucharist. and Martha Circle at Grace. ation. 7 p.m ..Boy Scouts in SO_I Fitt, "The Fact of Forgiveness" 20475 Sunningdale Park day. Service, 8 p.m. Holy com- April J (Maundy Thursday • • ' N . 'C' 1 t cial Hall No. 1. 7:30 p.m. Luke 23: 33-45. 11:00 a.m. (near Mack & Vernier) munion will be celebraJted. 12 30 3 .: - p.m., aorm lrc eaCh Group 5,- meeting in 16unge. ure h se'hI'0.0 In a11 depa rt- Th e Rev. E~gar B. Yeoman -Commemoration .of the In- Grace. '.' .' menis, s e c t i on II. 7:30 p.m. Hrll 2:. 6:30 Tuxis Club for young people' March 3U (Palm Sunday) ment) 7:00 and 10:30 a.m. Church News . F1'iday:-8 p.m., B. & C. .. f h' h h 1 g '~l t tl i , i Be 00 Wl!l. pItESBYTERlAN p.m. Church mght dmner, :fol- () Ig a e mee a 8:00 a.m. Holy EucNU'ist, First . ~ Holy Eucharist. . Olub meeting. C'h . t Ch h C ...... 19950 Mack Avenue at lowed' by special, meeting of 1'18 urc.' . ommunion, of Confirmation ST. JAMES LUTHERAN Chapel choir, 10 o'clock. Cher- SaturdayI'-- 9:30-11:30 ,..!:I.m., congrega. t"lon, '730: p.m. Boar'd M'd,on aY,.J!M'arc h 31::7 00 p.m. Class. 9:30 a.m. morning prayer . McMillan at Kercheval Torrey'Road Jefferson Avenue ub choir, 11:15 a.m. Co....o!!irmationClass. -' B Sc t T 96 gym .and sennon. 11:00 a.m. Morn- Rev. George E. Kun Andrew F. Rauth, Miilisrer U.L and committee meetings. OY ou roop, - ing prayer and setmon. Church Presbyterian Sunday: Palm Sunday. Sun- A Miss Rhoda Gilmer, Charles B. Kennedy, Victor G. 10' 11 Ch h nasiuin. 7,:30p.m. Bbwling for Scho()~ 9'.3u and 11'.00 a.m. day school, 9:30 a.m. Youth Sunday:- - . a.m., h urc h' . Thursday,. April 3:3 p.m. men, Whitt'leI' recre at'''''n1..., 8777 Tod...:r'l1ers~ throu'gh 9th g"'ade. Church Parish Worker Bible class, 10 a.m. Services, Novander, Jr., Assistant School for begmners t roug E J ff ' UJ .. ' 8625 E. ,Jefferson at Durns J!-1 ior High. Crlb room. 10-11. Junior choir rehearsal. 7:30 . e erson. Distribution of Palms at all Friday: Adult class, 8 p.m. 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Confir- Ministers n Across from Whittier Hotel Chancel choir, 8:15 p.m .• mation of twenty-five boys and Morning Worship. Reception p.ln. Communion s~rviee and ,Tuesday, April 1, 10:00 a,m.- services, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Saturday: Children's con- girls at second .service. Nur- Friday: 6:45 p.m. Galileans for Members and Baptism. admission of new members. 3:00 p.m. Women's Association March 31 (Mond'H.Ybefore Dr. Zaun, preaching firmation classes. 9:30 a.m. sery at both. Pot luck supper. 8 p.m.Ses- 8:45 p.m. Chancel choir re- sewing and knitting, women's Easter) -7:00 and 10:30 a.m.- "King of Glory" . 11 - 11:30' a.m., Discussion hearsal.. ' lounge. 10:30 a.m. Board meet- 9 :30, 11:OO-Church School - sion meets with new members. Holy Eucharist. Period for Junior High, Senior .t. mg,• . boar d room. 1230: p.m. Ministers: High, Adults. Friday, April 4: 1 p.m. 'Com- LUI).cheon, gymnasium. HAVE YOU MADE Sunday, March 30: 9:30 a.m. April 1 (Tuesday before Allan A. Zaun munity Good Friday service, East~) 7:00 and 10:30 a.m.- Arnold G. Fredrickson First worship service, chu:.ch Wednesday: 8 p.m., Worker',s WooC4;. ~heater, for adults; ,W'ednesday, April .2: 8:00 Holy Eucharist. Clinton W. LOwrie ,school - nursery through sen- Conference. children',s service in Woods p.m. "Fortnighters for young Organist: Robert Hawksley yo,ur. Easter Appointment? ior high. 11 a.m. Second wor- Thursday:- 8:00 M a u'n d y Presbyterian Church. people in their tweniies and April 3 (Wednesday before C __ thirties, both mar r i e d and Easter) 7:00 and 10:30 a.m,- s:..ip service, church school - Thursday Service with om- single, women's parlor. fl!lIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmIIllIllP~ = '== nursery through junior high, munion. GROSSE POINTE E . Ch' METHODIST Maundy Thursday, AprN 3: ~ LAKESIDE ~ :hich A p..ursery for infants during 9:00, Semo_r__ ~)lr. 211 Moross Rd. 3:00 p.m. Junior choir rehear,:" with both services in the basement . 'l'lugh d. White, Pastor saC men's lounge. 8:00 p.m. I UNITY CENTER i The of the education unit. 5:30 p.m. CHRIST EPISCOPAL Heien D: 'Thom~s, Director choral service by the Chancel = = cards g 20760 Mack Ave. == Westminster fellowship. 7:30 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard' Choir, reception of the Com- ,f the o~ Ch,ristian Education municants! Class into church The. Gros'). Point. Near 8 Mile - G. P. Woodll ~ p.m. Thistle club., adult Bible Rev. Erville B. Maynard, I. Tools Palm t'unday, March 30: membership; SaC!"ament of the class. Sermon theme at both ~cked Palm Sunday: Distribution 9:30 a.m. 'Worship and sermon; Lord's Supper...... M....arial ~_=; Devotional Services - == ~erest services: "Sorrow arid Joy" - of palms. 8 a.m., Holy Com- Sunday - 11:00 a.m. reception of new members. church school for nursery, tiny Church 1S. munion. 9:30 a.m, and 11 a.m., tots, kindergarten, primary ==~ Midweek Services =~ Family Worship an Cihurch new Tu'esday, April 1: 12:30 p.m. and junior. departments. 10:30 FIRST CHURCH OF (Presbyterian) ~ Wednesday - 8 p.m. ;; School, Coffee Hour following . _ 1. Lake llllore Rei. == = Women's association executive a.m. Adult Bible class. 11:15 MINISTERS ~ Instruction Classes ~ 19 to the 11 a.m, service in the Cloi- CHRIST, SCIENTIST, brary board meeting. 4 p.m. Presby~ a,m. .Worship . and . sermon; Eli Tuesday - 8 p.m. ~ ster. . 5 p.m., Confirmation ....I~ TE a.....Frank Fftt, DD. ~- Thm.sday - 11 a.m., 2 p.m. --s_ mun- tery meeting, Christ Memorial classes for adults in the choir church school for nursery, GROSSE POI Rev. raw". Ketchum '""'- ages Church, Royal Oak. 8 p.m. Den sta~ls. 6:30 p.m., Canterbury tiny tots, kindergarten, ,prim- FARMS . ae~~L. E DIAL-A-PRAYER I , and mothers and committeemen Club for teen-agers, with wor- ary, intermediate and senior Sunday Servicea , lG:30 a.m. -OR-RIP E VI. = TU 4-0412. :a: rning meeting. ship, discussion and recrea- departments. 6 p.m. 7th, 8ih, Sunday School-Infanta' n., S R C.. ! Rev. Eve Edeen, Minister ~ 9th grade MYF. 7:30 p.m. Sen- Room 10:30 a.m, ':31 and 11 a.m. - - Wednesday, April 2: 8 p.m. tion. 7:30 p.m., a Concert by ior MYF. Wednesday Testimont ..c COURCH CCBOOL ~ TU)(edo 4-5230 gj local B'oy Scou't troop commi,ttee- the Washington Un i v'ers i ty Meeting 8:00 p.m: ____ 9:30. and 11 a.m. == = ho is ~nen meeting. Choir. Monday, March 31: 9:15 p.m, KERBY SCHOOL __ '_-______~lIl11l11lllllIllUlllllllllllllnlllIlIllIIllIlIlIlIllIlIllUlll"I1UIIIllltllli nts a 285 Kerby Road, at Be&upr. ;~~~~~~~~~;;~;;;;;;;;~~~~;;~;;~;;~=;;;;==~~~~;;=;;~==;;;;;;;;;;~_ M 0 n day: 8:45 a.m., Holy ~owling l~ague. I, or Thursday, April 3: 7:15 p.m. Communion and prl1yers for ALL ARE WELCOME You are cordially invited to attend ••• )wing "The II Bernard Hair Stylists Maundy'Thursday communion . Tuesday, April 1: 4 p.m. missions. eting, service. 8:45 p.m. Maunay Preparatory mem,bership class- :ws. 20845 MACK AVE. Phone TUxedo 1-0953 Thursday communion .service. Tuesday: 8:45 a.m., l\;1orning es. 12:45 p.m. Woman's society First English Sixth Church of Christ, Prayer in the choi.r stalls. 10 luncheon. :;t de- Friday, April 4: 1 to 2:30 a.m., H 0 I y Communion and the p.m. Community Good Friday prayers for the sick, followed Wednesday, April 2: 8 p.m. Ev. Lutheran Scientist, Detroit 1 you services in Woods Theatre for at 11:30 a.m. by an address by Finance committee meeting. l eag- adults. 1 to 2:30 p.m. Commun- Dr. Reuel L. Howe, author of Church 14710 K~rcheval, bet. Manistique and Ashland brary Frolund's ity Good Friday services in Maundy Thursday, April 3: 'Man's Need and God's Action.' Vernier Road at Wedgewood Sunday Services - 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. ligent Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- 8 p.m. Maundy Thursday com- Infant's Room Open for 10:30 Service. Wednesday: 7 a.m.) Haly munion. Drive; Grosse Pointe Woods etter terian church for children. lVedn~saay EvcnJng Testimonial Meet1ng-8:oo p.m. Communion and prayers for istra- Good Friday, April 4: 1 to Sunday School 9:30 ti.m. nting . the parish and for the Com- READING ROOM - 16348 EAST WARREN 2:30 p.m. United Good Friday Wednesday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 2 to 4:30 p.m. asion ST. PAUL EV. LUTHERAN munity. 8:45 a.m., Morning Mon.. Tues .• Thurs •. Fti. and Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 pm. services at Woods Thea,tre. 1 Church Worship 11 a.m. iving 375 Lothrop at Cha1fonte Prayer in the choirr stalls. 4:45 to 2:30 p.m. United children's card Friday, March 28: 9:15 Bowl. p.m." Canterbury Choir re- TUxedo 4-5862 .ing. hearsal in Miller Hall. service at Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian church. Saturday, March 29: 9:30 Maundy Thursday: Services GROSSE POINTE Saturday. April 5: 10 a.m. Catechism classes. 10:15 Junior at 8 a.m., 10 a.m., an d 8 p..m .METHODIST CHURCH gardening choir. 7:00 L u the r League, Youth choirs rehearse. lor recreation meeting at North- Goo d F rid a y: 8:45 a.m., 211 Moross Road 'Qt4rtlit eastern YMCA. 'Morning Prayer *.in the choir 9:30 a.m. - Morning Worship. stalls. 10 a.m., Ho'ly Com- GROSSE PTE. MEMORIAL :::hurch School for l"ursery. Tiny Seeds Tots. Kindergarten, Primary and Fertilizers Sunday, March 30: 8:30 Wor. munion and- prayers for' the 16 Lake Shore RMLd Seeds from famous Junior Depts. e of Scott's Turf Builder sh1p. 9:4~ Sunday School (all departed. 12 noon until 3 p.m., Dr. Frank Fltt, Minister 10:30 a.m. - Adult Bible Class. 1.EptlitUpal Q1:4urr4 Agrico. Triple.X houses- 11:15 a.m. - Morning Worship, e for" ages). 11:00 Worship. n :00 Meditations of the Cross. The Rev. Paul F. Ketchum and Church School for Nursery, TinY va- Milorganite Grass, Flowers and Sunday School (1-8). 11:00 the Rev. Ben L. Tailman, Tots, Kindergarten, Primary. In- Saturday: 1 p.m., Instruc- termed1ate and Senior Depts. , and Wonder.Gro Vegetables Reception of new members. Associate Ministers tions on the Carillon for any- REV. HUGH C. WHITE, Palto. 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard ster- TU. 1.6233 Monday, Mar c h 31: 7:30 one interested. 4 p.m., Holy Thursday, March 27, 4:00 r so Executive committee, women p.m. Communicants' cIa s s, HELEN D. THOMAS Baptism and the Ughting. of Director of Christian EducaUon one. of the ~hurch. 7:30 EducRtiona'l the Paschal Candle: women's parlor. 4:15 p.m. Jun- TUxedo 1-7888 P.ev. Er"iIIe B. Maynard, Rector n ot c; ior choir r e h ear s a 1, men's h air men, women of the I 'ts at FROLUND'S church. lounge. rbed GROSSE POINTE COMPLETE GARDEN' SHOP Tuesday, April 1: 7:30 Sun- Friday, March ,28; 6:30 p.m. ter4 CONGREGATIONAL soon 19815 MACK AVE., GROSSE POINTE, day school, teachers meeting. 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop Father and son banquet spon- Jefferson AVlnul . MA'UNDY THURSDAY had Ministers sored by the Men!s Association. A fun packed evening. Gym- the PEACE LUTHERAN Marcus William Johnson Services ~t 8 e,m,. 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Arnold Dahlquist Johnson nasium: Baptist Church t ac- f East Warren and Balfour nte. 13337 E. Jefferson at Lokeview Tn. 2-0254 Sunday, March 30: to a.m. Saturday, March 29, 10:30 No Finer Rev. Enno Thoo. Claus Worship services. Church a.m. Communicants' C las,s Homer J. Armstrong, Minilter Women's Parlor. 10:30 a.m. GOOD FRIDAY 958 Palm Sunday, March 30 school for all ages, crib room David W. Bishop, Miniltef ine through senior hig!}. 11:30 a.m. Senior choir :rehearsa:l, men's Three divine services: 8:00, MORNING WORSHIP oint. . Drapery Worship service. Admission of lounge. 12 noon untH ] p,m., Meditation of the. Cross \ fJ:30and 11:00 a.m. Sunday, 9:00 and 11'.00 LJL pastor's class to membership. Sunday, March 30, 9:30 a.m. ! Su'nday School and Bible C;:-ibroom only. 4:30 p.m. All Morning worship, first service: CHUR'Cii SCHOOL Cleani~g I Classes: 9:30 a.m. choir vesper service followed Sermon by Dr. Frank Fitt, Sunday, 9:U a.m. Saturday--4 p.m. Holy Baptism and the by tea .honoring new members. "The Fact of For:giveness" - Palm Sunday: Confirmation r Luke 23:33-45.9:30 a.m. Adults lighting of the Paschal Candle anywhere! of the 1958 Class at the 11 a.m. Monday, March 31: 7 p.m. study gfoup: Leader, Mrs. ~ervice. Mariners Scouts in Social Hall Frank Fitt, library. 9:30 a.m. NO.1; District Scout leaders in Wednesday: Mid-Week Church school in all depart- Chapel: 9:15, a.m. Social Hall NO.2. ments, section 1. 11:00 a.m. E~ster Sunday Tuesday, April 1: 9:30 a.m. Morning worship, second ser- 21001 Moross Rd. Holy Wednesday Service: Ask Your Decorator Deaconess board meeting in' Pastor I. Arthur McAsh ~ au 7:30 p.m. Services with Holy Communion at 7 a.m., 9 d.m" youtlJ, room; women's associa- ~ ou are 1Jlvited to use the 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship or Maundy ThursddY service: tion board meeting in lounge. I • II :20 a.m. Sunday School ~ II ~.m, and 4 p.m., Children's Service and Pre- ele 7:30 p.m. 9:45 a.m. Chapel service in .Ohristian Science • sanctuary. 10 a.m. Friendly 7:30 p.m. Evenint Service ~ ur Good Friday service at the sen'tation of LenTen Mite Boxes. 15139 service projects in Social Hall Reading Room ~ Alger Theatre: 1:30 to 2:30 NO.2. 11 a.m. Women's asso- All Welcome ~ BefJing~ p.m. 93 Kercheval Kercheval Ave. ciation business meeting in Social Hall NO.2. 12:30 p.m. First' Church uf Christ, to ot Lokepointe Good' Friday s e r vi c e at ~~ CLEANERS Church': 7:30 p.m. Women's association .luncheon Scientist. 55. Pick-gp ond Delivery. :followed 'by program. 6:45 p.m. Grosse Pointa Farms G'nd DYERS Men's club bowling league, Open trom 10 a.m.. to 6 p.m. VA 2-5800 GRACE EVANGELICAL daily e x c e p t Sundays and -SINCE 1918- AND REFORMED BIG DOOR PRIZE! Holidays. Friday evenmgs frOM Is See Fisher-Record's ad on 7 to 9 o'clock. "Grosse Pointe's Oldest and Finest" Lakepointe at Kercheval Robert P. Beck. Pastor Page 5 in this issue. Adv. OUM~lt~~'H. A COLORfUL, MODERN MICHIGAN'S LARGEST FORD DEALER KITCHEN We've eggs-actly ~he right STARK HICKEY Easter Greeting . • ,CARDS 2% Acr:s to express your sentiments cMvoted to IOfli 24600 <$aIM & Service Easter Table 'Decor Gratiot Ave.~ between 9 & 10 mile Candles Get Our Prices Suggested Recordin'gs' for Easter before you buy a The 1 L~st Words-(DuBois) Boston Chorale, conducted b~r Willis Page Treasury of Easter Songs . Here is an interesti,ng.' exampl,e of how careful planning can transform ~n out-dated NEW FORD , Robert Shaw Chorale kitchen into 'the very model of attractiveness and efficiency ••• designed with you The Messiah . - in mind ••• and furnished with GE color choicfl ~ppliances. Your dream kitchel'l Sir Adrian Boult, London Philharmonic Orchestra ean be installed wi'/'hsurltrisingly little disruption to your usual household routiM. . Song of Easter . ' Special Pick-up Cind Delivery Fred Waring and the Pen~sylvanianl If your kitchen isn't becomint to you, you shoutd b. COMing to .... HOUle of the Lord . Service for our Grosse Point. , Roger Wagner Chorale Customers " Phone PR 1-3400 Fisrher~s ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES • , I :Detroit Edison Service Agency Our 38th Year .17047 KERCHEVAL, in the Village-. .. 16915 HARPER Acf'OSS from VogU6 T hetZtre of Ford Sales & Service STORI HOURS:' TUI.clay, WlMlftHday Inti Satut4ay till 6~OO CHARGE' ACCOUNTS TUXEDO 2..7790 Mondey, ,,",undoy .nd 'ridey till 9:00 in the Detroit Area! I INVITED .. '" . $ 4 ea. _ .. F' ,.. f"4 '$ mar' f FF $$4 $ au_ p;e:e;u,up' 51 ._ •• It Ff.' rl 1 ,I I I P I I P \ ,APS , a a • ,= Its I ' =44' i I.. ! " 4' i t .. • t I j Page Ten GROSSE ,POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 27, 1958 • St. Paul Girls Sea Scout~ shoct F~r Safety Ralph Bransby Cisler 'Norks for Festival Win City Title Wins Honor Plans for the Mackinac structure is the active par- ,Neic Bridge Dedication F r~ s t i val ticipation of citizens from both - St. Paul's boys and girls Ralph H. Bransby" of 1059 next June 26, 27 and 28 are si5ies of the Straits of Mac- nearly scored a clean sweep South 'Brys drive, Grosse .rapidly moving for war d. kinac - from every section of in the annual CYO basketball Pointe Woods, was honored at Crammed into th'e~;e three the State. 11:00 to urn am en t last Sunday, the '.recent annual convention days will be scores of out- Grosse Pointe is well-repre- 3:45 March 23. of the P~lOtographers Associ- standing events: exhibits, dem- sented by Walker L. Cisler, 6:30 St. Paul's VarSIty girl's team ation of Michigan in saginaw. onstrations, parades, contests who will serve as General 6:30 captured the City champion~ and shows - all of w hieh will Chairman of the Dedication Mr. Bransby, whose studios precede the formal dedication 8:00 ship with an 18-14 win over are located at 20083 Mack ave- Festival Committee, and Sel- Immaculata. He 1e n Vander- ceremonies at noon on Satur- den B. Duame, who will act nue and who retired last week day, June 28, at the center of. 4-5:00 marliere scored 10 points for as pil'esident of the Asspciation, as Tl'easurer of the Festival. individual honors. The Var~ Michigan's history - m a kin g WqS asked to show six of his bridge. sity girls last won the City portraits in the exhibit in con- 6:30 title in 1956. nection with the convention. Reflected in the Festival's Edwin S. Pratt & Assoc:. 7..8:00 The Junior Varsity squad One of them, a portrait of organization and committee Industrial Consultonts was paced by Barbara Kolo- J. K. Busch, of 1619 Lochmoor Industrial Studies jeski's 12 points as it tripped boulevard, received a ri:bbon Too many people whD meet Methods Improvement 1..2:30 Holy Rosary for the City of honDr. their obligations take to their Drafting P!ant Layout crown. The Junior girls also • I heels. Design Commp.rcia~ Art held the City title in 1956. , I Dies, Jigs and Fixtures 2:3~ 4:30 People should learn to talk Both teams were coached by The man with a past gener- TUxedo 2-6077 Helen Michalak who has guid- -also learn well when not to. 1:30. 3:00 ally has a future just about as PeO. Box 3712, Detroit 15 ed St. Paurs girls teams to bad. 3..5:00 four league championships and two city titles in the four years Even the fellow who buries 1:30 she has been in charge, the hatchet may have a hidden weapon. 4:00 The St. Paul's 78ers, under 6:30 Coach Ed Dooley, won the City Grade School champion- ship with a 36-26 victory over OLDEST IN WOODS 3:45 Shrine. 6:30 6:30 Before You Clos~ On WE 7:30 8:00 Between Lakewood FORDS 14316 E. Jefferson and Chalmers SEE DELIVER 3:45 Strictly Fresh, Pan Ready, Whole ON FAMILY ORDERS Dick Warner OF $5.00 OR 'OVER F'rying Chickens 35~ Adam ..Simms, Inc. , . -Picture by Paquette The site of the Grosse Pointe Rifle and Pistol Club addition were checked on their knowledge of their Open Thurs, and Fri. VA 1-1000 Res. TU 1-5251 in the basement of the Neighborhood Club had an un~ weapons, and safety rules. Pictured, left to right" are Imperial Brand, Ready to Eat Et1e11ings Till 9:00 Test Drive the '58 Ford official initiation reecntly when City Police Chief Tom Jim Ellis, Chuck Ward, Bruce ,Paquette, Doug New- . Smoked Hams Trombley tested members of Sea Scout Ship 19 for comb, Chief Trombley, John Nybor, Harry Haberkorn Closed SundaJ's Whole or Full Shank Half 59~ their Marksmanship Merit Badge. The boys were re- and Mike Van Den Branden. . Star quired to shoot 40 rounds on 4.separate targets, and in' TheFashi ROSLYN Let us fill your freezer troit reports EXPERIENCE Let us 'prove Pianist John Cuttle with all cuts of the finest meat world's leadi Center to Show, Students Art MARKET ~igners will 1: I The man who goes places VVrapped Free of Charge At Wayne U ,Concert son at their Beginning Saturday, April with Mr. Lee-Smith beginning charges his bad breaks to: I 2 i020 MACK at Roslyn Rd. 5th, and continuing till April Heart Rese that your Monday, Apirl 7th; and Tues- profit and loss-and moves TU 4-9821 STORE HOURS: Daily 8:30 to 6:00, Fridays till 8:00 p.m., John Cutt1e, of Hampton, 21st the second floor exhibit day, April 8th which will ac- I Saturdays to 7:00 p.m. Show and A steadily forward. ' Grosse Pointe Woods Friday eveni: road, played piano accompani- rooms of the Grosse Pointe cept both beginners and ad- Convenient Parking for 100 cars across the street business can ment for the Wayne State Uni- War Memorial, 32 Lake Shore, vanced students. A few places the Sheraton versity Concert Choir's spring will display the best works will be open. If anyone is in~ All procee concert, Wednesday, in the De~ by students of Hughie Lee- terested they are cordially in- Handing people good advice event are fc troit Institute of Arts audi~ Smith's Center Art Classes. vited to call the Memorial, earns you gratitude you sel- the Memoria be goadl! torium.' . TU 1-7511. 'dom get. Fund of th. The Center is open 9:00 a.m. Association. A. highlight of the conc.,rt to 9:00 p.m. daily except Sun- The forthcoming student ex- Y(j)u'li want Built~in5 was the performance of Men- day when the hours are 12:00 hibit will' be inaugurated by Mrs. Annette The five ci delssohn's -'Trio in D Minor" noon to 5:00 p.m. It is wise, a tea from three to five o'clock READER and. ADVISOR for. John, Lily D Greater Leddy North:': by the wse instrumental trio however, to call TU 1-7511 be- Saturday, April 5th. Invita- No appointment necessary. Contact Welcome The designer under the direction of Dr. fore coming to view the pic~ tions are being sent to the Advise on all 'problems. to Detroit b Valter Poole. / tures to be sure that no meet~ Artists' famili,=s, friends and \VA. 4--4430 Convenience' Millinery !n£ ing is occupY:ing one of the crit~cs. Mr. Lee-Smith is happy 5726 CHENE ST., DETROIT 11 to note that he has men as I ~ Wagon for ------~,-rooms at that particular time. vitation of th of Detroit and well as women students in 1 ..------~- -~------.:.;;.:..;;,;;;.;;.""I- The exhibit will be divided his current classes. of. Ford Mot I information. into beginning, intermediate You'll cook better, laster This, will and advanced divisions. Every APTITUDE TESTS WELL PLANNED with modern built-ins ••• (., <-;Xl showing of - student will have something Enable you to learn the kind ot as-tom9rrow' New residents please phone , Be prepared - anticipate work in which you can best suc- on display which he has ac~ ceed or the studIes bes~ for you. in Q modern kitchE'n. which will Welcome Wagon for your complished while in class. your opportunities and be For men, women, boys, and girls. there th"e mo~ent they arrive. Linoohl iIi-? ,ifts and grnting. in your All ale oil paintings falling Vocational Counseling Institute Let us design a new kitchen for you '.•• with magazine ne;; neighborhood. DANIEL L. BECK, DIRECTOR ,igner will into one of three categories- SPREAD HAPPINESS 958 Maccabees Bullding beoutiful, efficient built-in oven, cook top • portraits, landscapes or still . Do a good deed every day- TEmple 1-1551 Beautiful" ~nd refrigerotor ••• surrounded with ~ "Hats Of! to lifes. Only the advanced stu- Woodward near ~'arren I it is the straightest road to the ,attroetive cupboords and work tops TU 5-4212 dents have studied what Mis- best there is in life. 12~ Years Serving Detroit &how. ter Lee-Smith refers to as speciolly designed to your needs. Visit Hats donat TU 5-4817 17600 LIVERNOIS nr. M(Nlchols * UN 3.7800 figure painting rather than our new display room Md learn of ing milliner: 15304 KERCHEVALor. Beaconsfield e YA 2.9070 portrait work since there has our facilities. been flown been concentration on accur- this charity e acy of perception rather than troit fashion CH,OICE\ nating their ~ ' on facial likeness. Now Serving the Pointes ••• bonnet to be All the pictures exhibited SIDE OF the benefit will be on display for the first CUSTOM Heart Resear time. Included are some very QUEEN KITCHENS Carveth Silverplaters Mayor !Au 30 Years Experience beautiful landscapes of the Memorial's gardens and 16117 Mack; blw. Bedford and Devonshire auction off t Expert Repairing and Finishing BE.IF by auctionee .. grounds. Custom cut to your specificatl'ons TUxedo 5-6328 Detroit Telev GOLD SILVER BRASS The Center's Art Classes Gnd de'ivered to your home. Byron Farwe Your Finest Sterling Carefull", Refinished have expanded with the cur- tiona! best-se rent growth of interest in York designe 14824 CHARLEVOIX, at ALTER RD. Art. At the p~esent, seven art Ernest T. classes are being conducted Fr•• Estimates Insured, Reasonable Prices 59~ at the Center. • All. work done in our own shop VA, 2-4043 ThreQ. of them, the ones C.O.D. or take 6 months to pay. v;hose works will be exhibited, We allo carry G complete line are taught by n a t ion a 11 y of Froxen Foods. ' known Hughie .Lee-Smith for- mer Founders Prize winner of the Michigan Artists Show, December Award winner of SPECIAL! DAYIS the Emily Lowe competition c and whose work is to be in- cluded in the Fleischman Col- Food Locker Pants, Sweaters . . . 59 ]ecti'on being taken behind the It's time to have your Drapes Cleaned Cor. Grosbeck Highway & 14 Mile Rd. 2,250 times each month, Iron Curtain. Fraser, Mich. PR 7-0900 -ALTERATiONS OF ALL KINDS- New classes will be forming Custom Ma.de Suits - Double Breasted Suits Converted to Single Suits , $18.00 someo.ne opens C) -. Selection of All Wool Slacks $12.00 - p=:~gCAFANA CLEANERS T~TI~~f~g 17233 Mack at St. Clair Quality SAVINGS ACCOUNT TU 1-1224 Superior service at modest prices Dry Cleaning -at this240 Million Dollar The Pointe's Oldest Market 898 St. Clair Ave. near Mack TU 5..1565 TU 5..1566 Savings Association j No. 2 Y2 ton Premier Baby Pork Loin OUR BARTLETT Whole or Rib End EAI PEARS Earnings start the, I~f 0" accounts ACCOut S7f= lb. Current R~t., 25-Ft. Roll Reynol&; opened by the 10th of the month 870 ALUMINUM Fresh Ground All Beef WRAP •• Hamburger KERCHEVAL Mrs. Poul Deluxe SSe lb. Near ST. CLAIR PRENTI . . FISH STICK Stop c Use Our Driye-In Window . '. . . • ' only if necessary DINNER Harpe • • ond reploce Bulk Pork Sausage 1958 ",sped Wifing a e battery * 20-0z. Con Cherry Growers. cost ( * Check and rech rg _-oN ptUgs, I look 10' fIJ. Si{llt dean and ~p sp-'" to be * CHERRIES ~f Good Sovinfll S.me. up-tO- Tune-uP engm ~~1 * :;; for PIES ~ PE AUTO CLINIC SERVICE You can always be sure of QUALITY FOODS al Verbrugge's TIJNE~UP SPECIALISTS ""'lif 130 GRATIOT, between 8 and 9 Mile, EaST Detroit AJ:~;~~~;¥t.J, 22 ~}'::=3 ~>.::..:: FREE,' FREE Call PR 6.7iOO t£;, ~~f~J 1201 .s",y:.;.~,>~~ DELIVER'Y DELIVERY ..... o.Ir Otis 'n'" S. ..,.. "~~W'_ WBe!/M;"Met&! ,• . •• 1 _ ~ . ~, __ •..-M .e..IIIlfi:.-.. _JlJJ2SIIlIII$ _7..rlln _ .. $ .. m.llm •• a. •••• P.: IS":.'I' .' •• MrlISIiIF.'.Z.i1i'Iip' •• r.'••••:IP.'II'II'••• '11::17".' •• IiII'.' .?"'!i'.Slit U•••• ' ••• a•••'Sill:.2Iitllill'•• 'lIMr .. ' .'li! .. Ii' .XIli'.SIill..•••••• slllm.: ' '.m_. III!IlItI.. __ ...:..._ ( [ .... , ------I',.....--.I------r--,----~c--r"~-...... _..,...... ,-,__~-'..--~/' t=-f1 , - 1-, , ../ ,. -, , !~ I' " .. - - • -- , , Thursday, March 27, 1958 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Bey... site .. Actually. it was, hardly many hours of ' labor for the plan. - GUB, Club. Has that! With only 2-3 feet of excavations and sewer which With the completion of the 'I Art 'Curator Beatty Serves headroom at the outset, it was they incorporated. range the' officers of the Cluh . par- ,Neighborhood Club News ,Fir~t Birthday necessary tQ remove thousands Money for the p.roject was will open the membership to rl both l To Talk Here City 30 Years 'of yards, of dirt to make room raised by subscription last youths of all the Pointes. They Mac- The Grosse P()i~te Rife 'and enough, , ... i Spring. A gEinerous response of have already obtained a char- .ion of Thursday, March 27 Franklin Page, curator of Melvin Beatty, of; 641 Notre Pistol Club is ,approaching 'its. Me~bel"l of the CIty PoOllce nearly $2,600 reflected the ter from the National Rifl •. 11:008.m, Knitting Ladies Modern Art of the Detroit In- Dame avenue, marked thirty first birthda~ .. ~o~ed ne~ly', a_.n_d_F_l_re_d_e_p_a_rt_m_e__n_t_4_on_a_t_e_d_p_oID_'_te_'_s_en_t_h_US1_'asr._J1._f_o_r_t_h_e_A_ss~0Cl~'a_tio_n. _ 3:45 p.m. stitute of Arts, will speak on repre- Girls Gym Ages 7-12 years of service with the City ,8 y:ear a~, Its OffICe!S (Clty Cisler. 6:30 p,m. Billiards & Pool Teenage Boys "Modern Art - How to Under- '. Police ChIef. Tom' Trombley, Emeral 6:30 p.m. Jr. Girls Volleyball " stand and Judg~ It,'" at the ?f Grosse POInte, for ~h~l!l he President; George Ellsworthy" cation 8:00 p,m, Sr. Girls Volleyball Grosse Pointe Public Library, IS Inspector and CommISSIoner, Vice President; City Police "Join the Campaign for ~Safety" I i Sel- 10 Kercheval, Friday, March on Maroh 15. Captain Andy Teetaert, Execu- Friday, March 28 28, 8 o'clock, accordin to tll act at Mr. Beatty first worked foOr tive Officer and Clyde Putnam, 4-5:00 p.m. Ballet Class Beginners only Ages 7-12 of the General Program Sub~ stivB.l. the late Edmond Trombley and Secretary-Treasurer)' take jus- (Additional Fee) committee of the Friends of the Fred J. Baker, former City tifiable pride "in the" group's Grosse Pointe Library. 6:30 p.m. Open Gym employes. He has held'" his progress. . ,soc. 7-8:00 p.m. Guys & Dolls Dance Club (Boys & "Modern art is such a con- present position since AJpril,' Organized ,primarily to pro. Girls Ages 7-12) t r 0 v e r s i a 1 subject," sa i d 1948. vide a place fOr the youth of Grosse Pointe's Saturday, Mal'ch 29 Friend's President Jay W. Grosse Pointe. to ,shoot under Largest Service Centor 1-2:30 p.m. Playmates Club (Boys & Girls Ages Sorge, "that there is bound to maximum safety 6- I I spHlach FRESH, MB..lOW - ~ DB..IOOUS t • J I Preeb :WI. 01. v.din ~ • • • ...e 1~ I red radishes PRENTICE HALL 48-PAGE BOOKLET 2 I.=:- bana..... I Pre&b !JOItid fine :b'.I1IllradI • • • • • • • 19= Stop in It 1201 Griswold or 1472:9 ' I Harper and pick up your copy of this Ripev_ to __ peak of I/tJIJfOI1'f perfection in ~ ... I fresh endive 1958 Income Tax Guide Book at no ~."irla ..... 2.. I ...... ,1~ cost or obligation. You do not have to be • customer to get th;s valuable up-to-date guidebook. PEOPLES FEDERAL'SAVINGS ALL THIS PLUS FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS 1201 Griswold at Stafe Harper at Outer Drive ' Phones WO 1-0172 LA 7.,7210 . ' ~ . . . , • ! • , : , -...... 1." ••• -. s 2 P •• 2 2 En. n ? 2 , I , • ..... ~ I t 1 : \ Page Twelve (; R 0.5,5 E N.!WS. Thursday, March 27, 1958 » Headlines "Dad" Butler 'Hono,red By D'etroit City Cquncil Church Greets r Fall Bride' 1Jfaire Lists . ! ; 1 (Continued {rom Page 1) Ne:w Members PT A Nominees .fied, he paid $20(1 a month to The Maire PTA will hold it! former Pohce Chief Alvin G. A group of 12 people will be Gillman and Montry, former meeting for this month next chairman of the Police and received into membership in Monday evening, March 31. Fire Commission. 81. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church, Room visitation for parentll ...... Cha1fonte and Lothro,p at the will be from 7:30 to 8:00 11:00 service. next Sunday o'dock . Saturday, March 22 morning. THE MOST damaging snow- Dr. Hervey Parke, program storm in years tapered off They are: Mr. and Mrs..Gor':' chairman, has announced that along the Eastern seaboard don McIntosh, 443 Maison; Mr. the subject to be discussed Friday night, after two days and Mrs. Melvin Krulock, 1890 during the evening is "Art of fury. Up to three feet of Oxford Road; Mr. John Hein- Program in the Grosse Pointa the white stuff buried some del, 886 University; Mr. and Schools" and it will be inte- sections. Mrs. William Breuer, 486 Mar- grated with work displayea in In eastern Pennsylvania the quette; Mr. and Mrs. William the various classrooms. ~now damage was the worst in Frame; 578 Neff; Mrs. Wesley An important part of the 40 years. The area was placed A. Kuvtz, 1840 Broadstone; Mr. business meeting wiN. be to under a state of emergency as 'md Mrs. Edmond Knapp, elect four new members to the the storm cut everyday life to 30252 Utica Road. ,- Executive Board. a crawl. Other states of erner. An informal reception will The Maire PTA 'Nominating gency were declared in New be held in the Fellowship HaUl' Com m i t tee (Mrs. Francie Jersey. immediately after the morn- . . . Brown, Mrs. Arthur Schroeder More than 43 deaths from ing worship. Mr. A. Guy Ropp, -Photo by H. A. Powell Studio and Mr. Donald Walker) have heart attacks, exposure, elec- Chairman of the Elders, is in At a recent family ditmer, submitted the following candi- trocution and traffic accidents charge. Mr. and Mrs: Sam Affer, of dates for nomination. Other resulted from the storm and C 0 un try Club drive, an. nominations may be mada high winds that accompanied nounced the engag.ement of from the floor. it. Damage ran into the mil. thei:r daughter, ANNA MARIE, :Mrs. John Gajewski-(Vir~ lions of dollars. Cope L.eaves to .James R. Ravel, son of Mr. ginia), mother of five-all at ,. ... and Mrs. George Ravel, also Maire School. Leader in Girl • Chrysler' Corp_ of Country Club drive. A Sep- Scouts for' three years, chair- FORMAL ORDERS for a tember wedding is planned. man of all Grosse Poinie Lead- slash in dairy price supports , starting April 1 went out from Two local names were de- ers for two years. She ~a5 SecTetary of Agriculture Ezra leted from the C~rysler Corp. been a room mother tWIce, Thoug Taft Benson Friday. The re- roster this past week. James GPHS Offers and before her marriage was Pointe for Cope, of 862 Sunningdale an X-ray technician. ductions were pro c 1& i m e d herewith ,[, l"hen the ink was hardly dry drive, who is vice president in Driving Course Mrs. William B row n - charge of corporate market interest in on a Congressional resolution (Alice), mother of three, sha tions. forbidding them. planning, resigned Saturday. Grosse Pointe High School is a substifute teacher in the will ag .in offer a driver edu- Grosse Pointe system. Has We rei Benson's adion re-empha- Cope said he will "engage in cation course in summer school been a room mother and sec- law and d sized his prediction that Presi- new activities," to be an- for boys and girls fifteen to retary of the Mothers Health Bakers' sor. dent Eisenhower will veto nounced later, Chrysler did not announce a successor to Cope. eighteen years old who live in CounciL Gamble. lecrislation~ clamping .a one- year freeze on farm pnc<::-sup- For many years Mr. Cope was the Grosse Pointe school dis- Mrs. .James Day-Mother of Long r ports, which was passed by the a Washington l"eporter for the trict. The course is free ex- three children, she has been a Mrs. Parke Senate Friday rrnd sent to the -Fred Runnells Photo Ass 0 cia t e d Press. During cept for the cost of a. text- room mother and is ~he Chief road in a h MICHAEL "DAD" BUTLER, center, poses happily trait Parks and Recreation department on Tuesday, book. Den Mother of the Maire White House. < • World War II he was named with his daughter MRS.' JAMES QUELLO, SR., two- from the G l'vfarch 25, which was his 88th birthday. Detroit Com- chief of the Washington Bu- Students who enroll must be School Cub Scouts. Mr. an Both Senate and House month-old great granddaughter DIANA MARIE and mon Council honored him with a citation presented at measures were designed to reau for the Automotive Coun- fifteen years old by the time Mrs. L. C I a l' k e Moore- ated by thE grandson JAMES QUELLO, JR., for this four genera- the new City-County Building that day. Two days later cil for War Production. summer school starts on .June (Ethel) mother of three chil- block reductions in price sup- property b ports and acreage allotme~ts tion picture at his home at 954 Berkshire. "Dad", as he newspapermen and friends gathered for "Dad's" an- In 1944 Cope joined Chrysler 16, 1958. There will probably dren, she has been a room be three separate sessions of mother, Brownie leader, and of trees a below 1957 levels, although ffi- affectionately is known to outstanding sports figures nual birthday party at the Old Wayne Club. as assistant to the then presi- creases would be permitted. and youngsters alike, retired from his post in the De- dent" K. T. Keller. Last June about three weeks each, with Cub Scout Den Mother. his authority was increased classes meeting two hours a Dr. Horton Kimball - Has Gardeners '" '" '" when he was put in charge of day, five days a week. been a resident of Grosse The Vii DOUGLAS R. GINN, vet- posed cuts in the mental Pointe for 17 years. He is a eran business and administra- health budget as a sample of Koppins Host ,League of Women Vo'ters marketing policies, sales ob- In addition, the student must dentist and has two children of the ColOJ tor of the Police Department "brutal slashing that is stupid jectives, and market research have six hours d driving in- at Maire. He is a commander residence ( and top civilian executive because it will waste millions Square Dance for all Chrysler divlsions. struction, one of which must iri the United States Naval Re- Hospital, is under Commissioner Piggins, while saving a few thousand Joins Jes' for Campaign Former Pointer, now living be in traffic. Students who serve Dental Corps. • This wi dollars". Swing your partner around was ousted FrIday by Mayor f on the West Coast, Robert pass the course are eligible for Dr. Hervey Pp.rke-Father of retrospec The mental health budget and around. Do-Si-Do vour William C. Cusick, .Jr. of the Elections it costs the people 0 Miriani. ". t 1 $50 Keller had announced his res- a driver's license on reaching of five children. He obtained Club. cut, Williams said, was not corner - these sounds will be .Junior' Chamber of Commerce Michigan apprOXlm.ae y ,- ignation from Chrysler 'earlier their sixteenth bi1'lthday. his Ph.D. from the University The Mayor didn't fire Ginn only under his request but coming from the fourth annual of Grosse Pointe, and Mrs. 000 to vote through an amend- .(Judg' in the month. Also a vice outright-he simply sai~ t~at $2,600,000 less than the depart- Squ!lre Dance and Box Social .John Remillet, of the Board of mp.nt. Our present constitution Applications are available at of Michtgan and is a Product "Village" c president, he is the son of there will be no approprIation ment is spending this year." given by Tri-T Michigan F. Directors of the League of has been amended 63 times Grosse Pointe High S<:hool~the Analyst with Parke Davis. He Indian ViII, for the $12,611 salary ,for * * * It will be held Saturday, Vlomen Voters announced this during the 50 years it has been former board chairman K. T. parochial schools, and the po- has served a one year term on Keller. lice stations. Parents may en- Maire PTA board as program The pas Ginn's job in the 1958-59 bud- ELIZABETH TAYLOR will March 29, at the home of Ma- week in a joint statement that in existence-more than one covering th get. Miriani claims he has no fly to Chicago Tuesday to at. YOI' and Mrs. Kenneth Koppin the members of the two or- amendment a year! roll students who are attend- chainnan. one in mind to fill the job. tend the funeral or! her hus- of S. Renaud road. ganizations will co-operat.e in In considering the conven- ing out of town schools. The Dr. Aat'on Rutledge-Father the current • • * band, Mike Todd, kil1~d early Among the first of the a campaign to secure a favor- tion method of revising the Hammels Expected Home final date for enrollment for of four children. He is a doctor well enough Sunday, March 23 Saturday in the crash of his guests to accept the invitation able vote on Constitutional constitution on the other hand, From Nassau Vacation the summer session is April I of psychology and is a leader FAMED PRODUCER Mike private plane in New Mexico. to J"oin in the brisk dancing Convention, which will appear it should, be pointed out that 15. of Counselling service and training program in counsel- Missing B Todd died in flames early Sat- The body of the producer and bidding are, Mr. and Mrs. on the ballot in the November despite the expense involved, We use Ul'day with three others in the will arrive by plane Monday John Elling, Mr. and Mrs. Wal. elect10ns. the savings in efficiency and . Mr. and Mrs, R" b e rt G. f ling and psychotherapy at the crash of his twin-engined for the Orthodox Jewish rites lace Manville, Mr. and Mrs. ' ~r. Cusick stated that this improvement in government Hammel, of Sunningdale drive, Nancy Lou de Marligold Merrill-Pah-ner SchooL things by h plane "The Lucky Liz," na.lled at 3 p.m. (Detroit time) Tues- Phil Scharf, Mr. and Mrs. Bill actIon o~ the part of the 10c8;l that result are, in the experi- are currently in ~assau and Weds Robert w. Hembre~ Henry Swartz-Father of six Now, h for his actress wife, Elizabeth day. In New Mexico, mean- Rustmann, Mr. and Mrs. Bob' c~apter IS the result of a decl- ence of other states, incal- expected home' thIS weekend. daughters, He is an" ?-ttorney When 'lay lor. while~ experts probed bits of Guenzel, Mr. and Mrs. Al Eik- sl~n by the State Board of culable. Th~ Hammels flew to Flor. Mr. and Mrs. Albert deMani':' in privat{; practice and has turned fron The executive-type plane ex- wreckage to determine wheth- hoff, Mi:'.and Mrs. Harry Mac- D~ec~ors to recon;mend c0I?-- New Jersey's co ur t re- ida in their plane by way of gold, of Stanhope road, an- been very a~tive in Grosse two dwarf pIoded and burned in the Zuni er it was ice conditions which Kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Marv stitutlon~l conve~tlOn as theIr organization alone, for exam- Wasr.ington, D.C., and stopped nounce the marriage of their Pointe community iliairs. been yanke Mountains of western New sent Todd's plane plunging, Dowhan Mr. and Mrs. Karl non-partIsan proJect for 1958. pIe, paid for her constitutional off to visit their son-in-law daughter, Nancy Lou,..to Rob- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. The re Mexico at 2:05 Saturday morn- killing him :n~th;-ee others. F emuth Robert B. Campbell has been convention almost immediate- .crt W. Hembel. BEER STOLEN Cf Gerald B. Helman, in Arling- and doubtle in in a storm. The wreckage l' • named chairman of their study ly. In Missouri, state officials He is the SoIl of Mr. and ton, Va., before proceeding that narrow w;s strewn over a wide area Tuesday, March 25 The Chapter P~esident, Mrs .. committee. estimate that reforms in one Mrs. Daniel W. Hembel, of Elmer Kaelitz of 1137 Ken- south. in Bexton Springs Canyon, a The president and vice- Kenneth K 0 p pIn a~mounces Mrs. Remillet, speaking for' department only, saves the Littlestone road. The couple sington told Park police on part of New Mexico's storied presi~ent, of a Detro~t con- that the proceeds wIll go to the League said that action on state more than $1 million They stayed at the Ameri- were married February 25 in Monday, March 17, that some- b d 1 d tradmg frrm and theIr per. th Nat'onal Tri-T Camp for .' .. h In Death a an s. .. e I ., the constitutIonal conventlon annually as a result of t e cana. Hotel in Bal Harbor and Saluda, South, Carolina and one broke into his garage and -A charn 1 d f1 sonal pIlot were kIlled Monday underpriveleped girls, located .. ., f 't't t' stole a case of beer during the With the colorfu an am- when their helico,..ter explod- d V II M. e t questlon IS the culmmatIon 0 new state cons I u IO!!. later at the Palm Biltmore are presently living in. Colum. broken back b t 50 ld howman 1:'. at E en a ey, mn so a. t d f M' h' , . . night. oyan -year.o s , ed and crashed in Warren. a two year s u y 0 IC Igan s There WIll be no conshtu. before going on to Nassau. bia, S. C. Being, a pro d u c e r of "A.round the Witnesses sal<1 the helicop------~ constitution by League mem- tional convention in Michig~n, World in Eighty Days" were tel' was flying at a low alti- St. Peter's Church +,0 Hold bel'S all over the State. however, unless .the questIon became resi~ she realizeC movie writer Art Cohn, pilot tude when it exploded into a Y M. d "This election year has a to be. voted on In November Bill Verner, and co-pilot Tom "mass of red and black flames" t-..~eetfor oung ,arrle 5 special significance for the wins massive support. It must Course in I Barcley. Todd was enroute to and crashed a hali-mile south --- people of Michigan," said Mrs. be approved by a majority not '/jour BeJt (jarmen6 lethal blow New York where he was to of Eleven Mile between Mound A Cana Conference for mar- Remillet, "by affording them merely of those voting on it, have been honored at a testi- and Van Dvke Warren. ried couples will be held Sun- the opportunity to vote on the but of all voting in the elee. monial dinner Sunday night. y , day, March 30, 1958, at St. . f 11' t't Mid Paciftl • * * There was no immediate ex- Peter's Catholic Church, Ver- question 0 ca mg a cons 1 u- tion. ::DeoCuxe .JJanJ :J.ini&heJ In far-of planation for the explosion, nier and Beaconsfield, Harper t~onal convention. ~e provi- In view of this The League TWO PINT-SIZED gunmen wHich occurred Monday eve- Woods. Slon for an automatIc vote on of Women Voters wishes to the telephon.~ bound and gagged a promi- ning at 5:06 p.m. this question was. written iz:to reach as many voters as pos- was newly-ti nent Detroit sportswoman and THE S EN ATE McClellan The Reverend. Father Ray- the present constItution by Its sible with information on Con- This, in robbed her of about $40,000 Committee ~n a report filed mond Ellis will conduct the framers, giving each genera- Con. A booklet on the subject at little mothet t worth of j~wels and furs Sat- 11: 0 n day: unreservedly de- discussions on such problems ~ion the possibility of keeping has recently been published by after the bab urday afternoon. nounced a "clear picture of as Christian attitudes toward 1~ governme~t ge~red to t~e the League, available in this The robbers, masquerading ".t.d 't h d recreation, money, duties in tImes by usmg a democratIc h M R '11 t , Parents l I ' extortion 1 sal 1 a un- the home, education of .chil- ' area throug rs. erm e, I, as florist's deliverymen, en. cover~d at Flint, involving dIen and "other family affaIrs. process." chairman of the state com- tered the apartment of 'Mrs'. local Teamster Union bosses This informal ga~hering wiM "At first thought the consti- mittee in Grosse Pointe. Lottie Wolf, at 19470 Cran. and a Detroit management run from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. tution se.ems'a rather serious _ brook, about 12:30 p.m. Mrs. aide. Smoking)\Till be permitted and topic, but once people realize Wolf, wife of Euward ,Wolf, a Highlights of the charges luncheon served. ~ow it affects their da.Hylife- Kenneth McCaliums Sail Ferndale manufacturer, breeds were 1) Five unions "stole, Mr. and Mrs. ABen R. Tenny' In state, county, CIty, and and races horses throughout embezzled or misused" $10,,, are chairmen of the St. Peter school. affairs," Mr. Cusick on "Lurline" fo!' Hawaii the country. 000000 in union funds. 2) Leg- Cana committee. Reservations pointed out in his statement, The thieves took two dia- isla'tion is needed to correct may be made by calling Mr. "they are quickly impressed Hawaii proves !t great at. mond rings, valued at $16,000, five areas of abuse. 3) Flint and Mrs. Archiie McKay, PR with, the importance of the traction for a growing number that l\.frs. Wolf was wearing. Teamster Union officials and 8-5075, or Mr. and Mrs. John qu~stion." of Pointers. 20 I i9 MJ\CK at OXFORD RD. 17529 MACK at NEFF RD. They also stole two fur coats, a Detroit management a.ide Horvat, PR 6-7687. - Everyone is ooncerned with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc- TU 1~2800 TU 4-2441 valued at $3,500, and the rest operated in "apparent collu- ~___ cost-cost ?f education, cost of Callum, of N. Edgewood drive, of her jewelry, worth more sion" to settle business men's food, clothing and shelter, cost sailed early this week aboard MAIN PLANT: 8827 GRATIOT - WA 3-4200 than $20,000. union troubles. 4) There are BAKE SALE of highways .. And we often the "Lurline" from San Fran- '* ,... ". ,11 varieties of improper labor The St. Clare Archconfrater- question whether W~ are get- cisco for a stay among The A BERSERK East Side man or management practices. ,nity will hold an-Ea,srter Bake tmg our money's wor~h from Islands. took his life with his own rifle Senator M c N a m a l' a (D., Sale Saturday' from 7 o'clo,ck our t.ax .dollar. Changmg our And. recent guests en Kauai Saturday night after turning Mich.) dissented. McNamara to 5 o'clock in the Ghurch constItutIon l:>y the ~mend- we:re Barbara Warner, of Whit- Planning headquarters for the gun on a marr~d couple is a former president of De- Auditorium at Mack and Whit- ment me~hod 15 exper:slve, tier road, and her friend, Ann, visiting in his home. The dead troit Local 636 of the Pipe- tier. A:ccordmg to the Dlrector of M. Hastings, of l{etroi t. man is Raymond Durieux, a fitters Union. boarder at 3831 Neff, just * * • across the Detroit city limits UAW PRESIDENT WAL- from Grosse Pointe. TER P. REUTHER and a 14- His victims are Mr. and Mrs. man bargaining team will en- Aluminum Screened Porch Charles Lievens of 3903 Wood- 1 tel' a fifth.floor rOOm at the hall "old friend~" of the crazed GM Building at 1 p.m. today: Get ostimate and see this wonderful 1 sla~er. and begin telling General Mo- screening without obligation • • '" tors what they want in a con- Monday, Mareh 24 tract covering .3~O,O?O w?r~~rs. Styled arid created ~y our kitchen planning CHARLES LIEVENS, 44, of While the umon s prmcIpal ..p.rt. - custom.bullt by St. Charl.s 3903 Woodhall, died Sunday in d~mands have bee~ no .secret Saratoga General Hospital 18 smc; !an~ary, thIS WIll be hours after the "friend" whO GM s flr-st chance to hear .th~m shot him took his own life. officially - and t? .,examme You ,can have the style of your L.levens '.fWI e, Pear,1 42, thO11'd dozens of unpubh<:Ized de. choice-Contemporary, Traditional victim of the shooting tha~ mands., ". • • or Modem, Off-the.Floor plus your ended a "friendly" visit, w-as in poor condition at St. John Wednesday, March 26 choice of 5t, Charles convenience Hospital. Both were shot Sat- A BRANIFF. AIRLINES features and all for a lot less urday night by Raymond.Duri:- plane crashed moments after eux, 62, a landscape gardener its' takeoff for Panama, from ,than you imagined! who roomed at 3831 ~ff road. Miami, early Tuesday with a ... mighty explosion visible for * . miles. Nine were killed and 15 GOV. WILLIAMS Sun day survived, many of them badly A. L. Damman Co. Have it d~ne by. (lNCORPORA TED) blasted the "Republican hat. injured. The dead, dying and <:hetmen" in the Senate for injured lay in the wreckage or the. dependable Sq~ier .CO. budget economies that he call- in ankle-deep mud and water. ed ~uman, stupid and irre- Rescuer~ had to push their s~nsible. . way t h l' 0 ugh dense brush SQUIER CO.~ 1967.8 Harper - TU. 2.08~2. Speaking to the DemocratIc which kept fire trucks and State Central Committee, the ambulances away from the DETROIT'S OLDEST AND BEST-KNOWN. SCREENER~ Go\t'en1Qr tor. into the p~ .cene...... ,! .,, f t r T T" T" r T 58 Thursday, March 27, 1958 (;' R,O S:SE PO:' N r E' 'N~'E:W,:S ,',Page Thirteen ees ,Dartmouth GI'e,eClub" to Gjve COlncert Dartmouth Sends old ib L next :h 31. arent!l GI~e <:Iub to Hills I 8:00 Many ~olnters ¥/orking on Committee to Make Con- ogram cert a Success;' Will Be Held Good Friday Evening d that the Cranbrook School in Bloomfield Hills ~ussed 'n "Art The Dartmooth College Glee Club from Hanover; PointE! New Hampshire, will present a concert at the Cranbrook ~inte- School Auditoriwn in Bloomfield Hills, at 8:30 o'clock, yed in WOMEN , Friday, April 4. ------Grosse Pointers have' a House for President Eisen- )f the major rol,e in the' affair hower and military and gov.. be t() d J ernment leaders. ~ to the hea ed by. ames D. Tracy 'The group has appeared on of Loraine, road, the Presi- several television shows, in- nating dent of t~e Da~mol:lth ~lub eluding the Ed Sullivan Show. 'rancis of DetrOIt WhICh sponsors '"and was seen in the Cinerama roeder the Glee Club Concert. production, "Cinerama Holi. ) have Others active in planning lday." It has also made ap .. candi- the concert are Robert J. pearances with s y m p h 0 n i a Other Grow of Touraine road; Jona- groups, including several with mad& and to than T. Walton, "of Som'ersei the Boston Pops Orchestra. From i\.nother Pointe short road; John S. North, of Mo- -(Vir- ross road; A. C. Dickson, Jr. -all at the Pointe , ' of Kenwood court, and Thomas Mr. Campbell n Girl of View Candler of St. Clair Shores. Born on March 19 to MR. '~=:::;;ii:y,;:\;;,:" chair- Among the D a r tmou t h Weds May 17 Lead- Alumni .acting as patrons of Ie has 'the concert are Mr:. and Mrs. May 17 is the wedding date twice. -Th--O-U-g-h-th-eY-'v-e-B-b-:-:-na_c_:-u-~-e:-:V-ye_r_s-et-t-h-'n-g-d-o-W-n~in-~-t-h-e' ~}E~:~:~~~~~~~~. "J\ Donald A., Williams, of, Old of Marie Therese Washburna ,e was Brook Lane, Mr.' and Mrs, and James Howe Campbell. Pointe for a matter of months, a wave of welcome might JAMES CLARK STANDISH., . , -Photo by ErIc Stroh Owen C, Frost, of Washington' Miss, Washburne, daughter herewith ,be accorded a family distinguished for sincere Mrs. Standish is the former The Dartmouth College Glee Club the concert. PlannL'1g for the success road; Mr. and Mrs. George E. of Mr. and Mrs. Hempstead wn- interest in and aid to things cultural over three genera- Karla Behr, daughter of MR. will make one of its infrequent appear- ,of ihe performance are left to right, 'e, she Manser, of Hampton road; Mr. Washburne, of Lake Forest, tions. and MRS. KARL G. BEHR, ances ,here on Friday, April 3 at 8:30 JON WALTON, JOHN NORTH, MRS~ and Mrs. Thomas .W:. McMa. Ill., has asked her future :n t~e of Beacon Hill. k b Sc' h l' 1 WAL 0 MES RACY 'd Has We refer to Mrs. William John Parker, her son-in- '" >I< ... o'cloc' at Cran rook 00 in B oom'- "T N, JA T , presl ent hon of Oxford road a~d Mr. sisters-in-law, Marion Camp- ,d sec- law and daughter, the Philip Custer Bakers, and the S' field Hills. Many Pointers are on the of the Dartmouth College Club of De- "' and Mrs. Joseph A. Vance, Jr., bell and Mrs." Francis C. Far- of South Deeplands road: well II, to join Mr. Campbell's Health B ak'ers son-In-. 1aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David L. FIELD,MR. andof MRGrand. S.:M:arais,L. SHENE.are cO,mmittee working to ,sell tickets for troit: " andMRS . NORTH . Gamble. the proud grandparents of ------,------Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kei.'r. 'nieces, Susan and Marion Far-' of Cloverly road; -Mr. and Mrs. well, as bridesmaids. Her own her of Long residents of Strathcona drive in Palmer Woods, SARAH ANNE BJ;..EICH"bOrn SIN'GER (Ann Watson) form- dent in secondary education. road, have ann 0 un c e d the been a R. W. Sumner, of University nieces, Pamela Isham and Mrs. Parker and the Bakers are now living on Oxford March 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph erly of,the Pointe and now of Marlene is the daughter of N$... birth, March 10, of. a son, place, 'Mr..and Mrs. ~Ch,omasL. Katherine Washburne, will ~Chief . h d L. Bleich (Anne Shenefield), Ann Arbor, announce~ 'the and MRS., THOMAS J; RENO, NICHOLAS WILLIAM. Mrs. roa d In a an some residence just over the 'garden wall bi,rth of th,eir first child, a f N ff d Lott of Grayton road and complete her list of attendants Maire ,Cadillac boulevard. 0 e roa. ' . N' from th e Gam bl es on Renau d roa.d daughter, J E N N IF E R, on ...... ~ Genemata.s IS the former ma Roger Graves of Provencal wlth Mrs. Henry P. Isham a.s road, are others, ' her sister's matron of honor. oore- Mr. and Mrs. Baker, at this point are most fascin- ... '" ... March 19. Spear. ated by the greenhouse that came along with their new MR. and MRS. C. HENRY " • * 1st LT. HAROLD G. GOLLA, The Injunaires, a ten-man Do~glas Campbell, Jr., will ~ chil- ... b r h 1 h' . d BUHL, of Vendome road, are JR. (USMC-retired) has been . . ensemble wm offer an inter- be hIS brother's best man. room property ut stee mg t emse ves to a t mmng- own expected home Monday fol- PEGGY SLINGER, daugh- appointed Professor, of Military JACK NAVIN, of Yorkshire lude ~f ciose harmony includ- The Senior Campbells, or r, and of trees about the place, lowing their study in Jamaica ter of DR. and l\f~S. ROSS.T. Science and Tactics 3t Onarga road, accompanied' b~r BOB ing such diverse numbers as Rathbone place, will give the * * * with the NILS R. JOHANE- SLINGER, 0:' Lincoln road, Military School in Onarga, Ill. "Standing on the Corner," rehearsal ,dinner on May 16 at BURCKHALTER, sailed Wed. - Has Gardeners Mark Birthday s~~s, .of New York, and a will arrive home Friday for He is the son of MR. and~. ,"M<><>dlnw,go" and "'The Dart- the Shore Acres Club in Lake Grosse Th'11 d CI 'd b h VISIt WIth the "NED" JEW- spring vacation from Western HAROLD G. GOLLA, of Anita nesday aboard ,the Nieuw Am- mouth Calypso (There are No Forest. e is a e VI age Gar en uo, 8.al to .e a~ outgrowt ETTS, of Oxford, in the Flori- College 'Jor Women, Oxford, avenue, and is married to the sterdam for a six-week visit Women There)." Three poems -The bride-elect's parents will lildren. of the Colony Town Club when It occupIed the old BuhI 'da Keys. ' 0., where she is a sophomore. former Mary Clare McGlynn, to Europe. by Robert Frost set to music hold the reception at the On- [lander residence on East Jefferson avenue, now St. Clair 'It ...... '" '" ... of Hollywood avenue. Lt Golla ...... highlight the Glee Club pro- wentsia Club following the Tal Re- Hospital, is about to celebrate its 20th birthday. NANCY MASON, daughter MR. and MRS. CLEMENT has received an honorary cqm- gram. Folk songs. spirit- ceremony at the Church of St. MR. and MRS. JOHN O. This will be in the form of a luncheon and program of FARMS FIRE CHIEF and A. PENNELL, of Clairview mission as a Captain in the uals and a group of Dartmouth Mary in Lake Forest. PETERS, of Bishop road, will Father• of retrospect on Friday of this week at the Detroit Boat MRS. M. WILLIAM MASON road, entertained at dinner at Illinois National Guard, and songs are also featured. soon be off to Siesta Key, F!a., ltained Club. of Belanger road, was awarded Grosse Pointe Yacht Club last will tak-e over his new position Robert W. Baily, a junior for a stay with the GEORGE Ralph D. Kresges Mark versity (Judging from the varied addresses o! its members, the A qui nag Medal at the' Satu.rday evening. Their guests on April 1. A graduate of V. CANDI.ER9. ' , student :from Flint, Mich., is 'roduct annual students convocation were the Martin K. Schnerrs, Grosse Pointe High School, he the Glee Club accompanist and 40th Anniversary at DAC. \Tis. He "Village" could apply equally well to Grosse Pointe, in honor of St. Thomas Aqui. the Alfred A. Zastrows, and holds a B.A. degree in history • • • will also present two Chopin Indian Village or Birmingham.) nas at Sienna Heights College, the William L. Browns. from Virginia, Military Insti- ~rm on MR. and MRS. JOHN T. compositions. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Kres- The past pr~sidents of the Club will present resumes Adrian, Mich. The medal, fash- 'It ...... tute. ogram WHEELER, of Raymond ave- The Dartmouth Glee Club ge, of Trombly road, ~elebrat- covering their respective regimes and it's to be hoped ioned in the Studio Angelico, DR. and, MRS. DONAL L. ~ *...... nue announce the bitth of is a singing group of 50 voices ed their fortieth wedding an- the current prexy, Mrs. Alexander W. Blain, will be was given to Nancy for her WHITE;, of Neff road, an., MR. and MRS. FREDERICK a daughter, MAUREEN which dates back to 1869 and niversary with a dinner party well enough to attend. outstanding academic record nounce the birth of a son, S. FORD, JR., and their chil- THERESE, March 17. Mrs. ha,5 sung for audien~es from at the Detroit Athletic Club * * * during the last four years" and ALAN FRASER, on March 12. dren, ROBBIE, RICKIE and Wheeler was the former Mary coast to coast. Last. winter, last Saturday. is the highest academic honor. The mother is the former Sally SUSAN, of Renaud road, are Jane Kronner, of Grosse Pointe during a tour of the East and An arrangement of ruby- Missing Boxwood She is a senior, and one of two Gray, daught~r of the Alan S. spending three weeks at Sun South, the Glee Club presented colored flowers centered the We used to think we were the only one who did' students at the college major- GraY'S, former Pointers who Valley. (Continued on Page 19) a special concert at the White table in the main dining room. things by halves. ing in science...... are now living in Mt. Pleasant, , . ... . Now, however, there's another miscreant: Michigan. MRS. 5. G. ELIASON and ESTELLE MACFARLANE, ...... When Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Clifford Ford re- Grosse Pointe High School her daughter, WINIFRED, 'of turned from their recent travels, they found one of the graduate, has recently pledged MARLENE RENO was stage North Oxford' road, have been two dwarf boxwoods that flanked their entrance had Omicron Chapter of Sigma manager for "Street Scene," a vacationing at the Paradise play given by the Western Inn near Phoenix, Ariz. been yanked from its urn and spirited away. Sigma S 0 r 0 r i t y at Eastern ...... Michigan College. Michi8'an University Speech The remaining one is" currently resting at Paselk's I to. ... * ... Department, for their spring MR. and MRS. WILLIAM N. \'come S-e8 and doubtless boring the buds off its neighbors about MR. and MRS. THOMAS H. production. She is a junior stu- GENEMATAS, of Buckingham i Ken- tnat narrow escape. 0-.. ' ce on * * 4 IlSHf9ffS' iN IL~WlR" * '\ some- In Death Valley , . 'e and .A charming matron we know is convalescing from a g the modeled at 1:30 arid 3:00 Saturday broken back. ,I Being, appattently, something of a philosopher, she became resigned to her painful injury when, she says, she realized that having arrived at the Devil's Golf Course in Death Valley, what else but a prac,tical1y- lethal blow could be dealt her ... '" * * Mid Pacific Coup . In far-aff Honolulu, 8 former Pointer was called to the telephone to find her sister was bent on telling she was newly-titled "Aunt Alice". This, in itself, was momentous enough but that the little mother was talking to her from Ann Arbor shortly after the baby's arrival made it a mid-Pacific coup. Parents of the wonderchild, horn March 15, are Dr. (Continued on Page 14) LIKE GREAT BELLS Put Spring on your head * .. Wtea#U/n? JOYOUSLY RINGING! with a hatful of flowers There's a chemise for' you. ,from the Vill~ge Store. I Th. chemise is not a shope; it's a look ..• Q new, Always the perfect Our g~rden of h~ts i4 lean, young look, to liven blooming ina lush profusion your spirits ond your Easter flower to have, wardrobe this spring: At of roses, forget-me-nots tlie Vjllage Store the to give .•. to chemise come, 'in in- and daisies, ~rtful!y ,scat-' finite varieti'2S af shapes , and fabrics. Here you . enrich your tered about' on 'straW are sure to find the br~tons, 'dainty velvet chemise for you, for Easter Sunday! ours are carefully • bands. jaunty c1oches- lected to fit. No, bogs or c~ught up Or sacks are they! These- 'by , caress your shope, wisps of' veiling. like an admiring glance. TU 1.7800 This Spring your young , , ,'Mesdames and- Mesdemoisel- , man's fancy wiH turn to thoughts of you. • .. come' your, : ',Ies, fak~ pick! in a chemise . ...<{t FLORIST 18590 MACK AVENUE , 205 Pierce St.,' Birmingham, Michigan ' 205 Pierce S~••'l'rr.tlnfJham, MichigGIl. Neor GrosH Pointe Peat OffiCI 88 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe,' Michigan 88 'Kercheyal, Grosle ~Ginte, Mlchiga'" - I' . ' '" 'l " ,- 7 7 m .. • 1 , I t -'-~~'~I ---I -..--.------..--,..-""'-0;--- , • I ,., '. l J f , , I I c I • i , iI' 2 Fi • , ' - , Page Fourteen GR'.O.SSI POINTE 'NEWS ~ Thursday. March 27. 1958 Thursdll Society N,ews Gat'hered from All of the ,Pointes ------oIl,,~------_ • Lyn n Trudell Sets'. Mrs. Johrt M. Penberthy Miss Collins Marries From An(:>ther Pointe of View " «;ontinued from Page 13) Cha and Mrs. Robert L. Kerry (Gloria James); uncle and aunt, Lt. (j.g.) Patrick Brogan (USN); Karen Diane'. ,May3 Wedding Day John'M. Penberthy matema~ grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Jamest of To Westchester road. Will Marry F~ederick G. 810y in Christ Church Brid. Wears .Mango Silk and Orchids for Rites * * * ~ith a Reception to Follow at the Boat Club Saturday in the E/tair Place Home of Her Unci. World Traveler Coming Home With the wedding of Lynn Trudell, daughter of the And Aunt, The R. Bliss W olfes That int:oepid traveler, Mrs. George M: Sloc~,. is winding up .her lcng stay at The Halekulam at Walkdd James J. Trudells, Jr" of Lincoln road, and Frederick Wearing a Dior gown of mango silk barathea and G. Bloy, son of the Myron B. Bloys, of Grayton road, Beach, Honolulu, and will sail, April 3, for San Francisco Walt J matching orchids, Titian-haired J 0 s e phi n e Spencer n as near as May 3, there are entertainments a-pl~nty for aboard the "Matsonia. ALICE IN Col1in~,daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles J. Collins, of Pointe War the pair. . I.. . Mobile Mabel will pause only a day on the west LochmoQr boulevard, became the bride of John Mc- will be two Miss Trudell, along with WIll glve the rehearsal dInner. coast before swinging onto a crack train that'll have her Kernan Penberthy, son of Dr. Grover C. Penberthy, of at 3:15 p.m. brides-elect Lauren Edgar Susan Scott will be Lynn's home on Roslyn road in jigtime. . Parker avenue. r It was back on December 27, you'll recall, that Mn. and S usa n S cot t, was maid of honor .;nd Mrs. The dona honored by Mr. and Mrs. Daughe::ty, Lauren E d gar, The br~de was attended Dye to Greet Slocum up and left the Pointe for New Y~rk. There, It is open Russell Collins, of South Mrs. Hosler, ~r., Judy Good- by her SIster, Mrs. Henry B · 5' with little delaYt she took the "President Polk" to glide public. Asic Deeplands, with '1 cocktail ;nough, Denm~ Denton. and Husted (Anne Wharton oatlng eason down the east coast, through the Canal, stop at Aca- duction, TH rt M h 21 Mrs. Wayne Wlswedel WIll b~ Collins), of Ottawa Hills, pulco, touch at San Francisco and make for The IsIanck. ER SUITE, pa y, arc. bridesmaids. 'Detroit Yacht Club members The following day, Mrs, . 0., who wore a beige en- all about :R. Sherod Scott and her daugh- Th~ Rev. ~yron Bloy w1l1 semble and I. white orchid. will turn out en masse, Fri- Oswald Rab day, for the "Ice Breakers' Grant B. Ward Men's Fashion' ter, Susan, gave a luncheon be hIS brotl1E:r8.best man and Dr. Penberthy was his lon's sented. and kitchen shower for Lynn the ushers WI!1 .mclude Robert Party" that will inaugurate best man. the .1958boating season. EASTER PARADE The entire at their home on Elm court, G. Edgar, Wl~am ~. Farqu- the auspice~ . har, John D. Flfe, RIchard A. The Rev. Richard Devor, of Thomas A. Beaver, party Now that Spring :8 here. can Easter be far behind? No, ThIS Saturday, Mrs. Harry O'Connell, David L. Seeber, New York City, performed the Po in te Cl. chairman, will be assisted by sir, Easter's only 1I stone's throwaway on the calendar~ MacKay. an~ Mrs. Alonzo C. James J. Trudell III, Philip Money from ceremony in the presence of the following committee chair- April 6th. Allen wI1l gIve a luncheon and Droll and James P. Williams. will be usee the immediate families at the men: tabletop shower for Lynn a.'1d . home of the bride's uncle and I'd like to inject. a thought re~ar~iing menfolk. and new lights for th for bride-to-be Julie Watson The cereIn()ny W1ll take aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bliss Mrs. Fred W. Rypsam, dec- Sprin~ clothes. While the parade lInes are fuseon East The apprc on University place. To Play Bridge her uncle and aunt, the H.' Bliss Wolfes, JOSEPHINE and apparel will decorate the SPENCER COLLINS became the bride of Mr, Pen- Jefferson Avenue. The whole concept of a zna,n's appearance should be one working on Mr. and Mrs. William M. foyer and at the entrance of of neatness and 'comfort. Suits and coats are trim and TOMMY'S F Leach will hold a milk punch A progressive bridge P&l"ty berthy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J, the East Lounge will be a subtly colomul. And the trim lines are also carried out in be presented party and bar shower for is on the docket for the mem- Collins, of Lochmoor boulevard, and her husband ia lighted styrone life preserver, the accompanying accessories, from small-brim hats down War Memoria Lynn and "Fritz" on the 13th, bers of the Newcumers Club the son of Grover C. Penberthy, c;>f Parker avenue. Kim Henry three feet in diameter. to lightweight, trim footwear. intricate ligh: of Grosse Poin~ this Friday On the 19th, Mrs. Leet M. Mr. and Mrs. Rypsam wiU Neckties, too, provide a necessary spark of brightness and have high he Denton and her daughter, night, March 28, at 8:30 o'- To Be Married St. Mattbew Club to Hold have with them Mr. and Mrs. give a lift to most men. Today's neck-nuzzling niceties are INWONDEK Dennie, will tender the busy clock. Altar Soci~ty Russell B. Whitehurst, Mr. also narrowed in conformance with the whole trim-lin. many Gross~ bride-elect a 1u n c h eon ap.d Members opening their Spring Lunch.eon April 10 It will be a summer wedding and Mrs. Rei d e r Thoreson, silhouette. ( young and 010 round-the-clock s how e r at foo: Serena (Kim) Henry and homes for the event are Mr. Plans Dance Past Commodore Edward H. Such is the general men's wear picture as it shapes up for Some of thf their home on Oxford road. and Mrs. Bertalan Kindl, 529 The St. Mat1lhew Women's Loren Samuel Van Tassel, Jr., Zerbe and Mrs. Zerbe. all men who would be correctly dressed for Easter. And engaged in p On April 20, Mr. and Mrs. Lakepointe; Dr. snd Mrs. Club will hold their spring Oux Lady Star of th..~ Sea with Christ Church, Grosse Also planning to attend are when the 'If)RESS RIGHT" command is given. these men Hunter (pub Aaron Evans, of Colonial Hunter'Comly, 958 Lakepointej luncheon art; 12:30 o'clock cn Altar Society 8TS planning a Pointe, as the setting for the Commodore and Mrs. Charles will know the Commander is casting a kindly eye at them. Thursday, April 10,. in the road. will host a cocktail party Mr. and Mrs, Haroid Schaill, "Danse a' la France" to be held ceremony. S. Tompkins, Vice Cqmmodore church auditorium. The bride.to-be is the daugh- for the young couple and on 1039 Kensington, ,and Mr. and at the Detroit Yacht Club on Fred C. Jensen and Miss Rose- May 1, there'll be Lynn's For reservations, call Mn;. ter' of Mrs. Thomas P. HeMy, Mrs. Marvin Mead, 1036 Bish- April 19~at 7 o'clock. mary Erdman, Rear Com- spinster dinner given for her Thompson at TU 5-3520 or of Ridge road, and Mr. Henry, op. modore and Mrs. Alfred F. 1 by Julie Watson who'll be Mrs. O'Hara at TU 2-0984. Mn. Stanley EVI8.tz is gen- of Birmingham. She is a grad- Steiner. Mrs. Scott Daugherty by then, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Klaa- eral chairman, assisted by uate of Dana Hail, Wellesley, her wedding being an event of sen are chairmen ~ the party. . Mre. Martin Dah.er as co- Mass., attended Sweet Briar Many more failures oan be DETROIT: GROSSE POINTE: April 12. Attending the First Nighter chaiTlIllaIl, while Min. S. Len- College and ~ a graduate of charged to the lack Off will Kappa Kappa Gamma (Mrs. Trudell and Lynn will party held recently at the War hard Brady and Mrs. Walter the University of Michigan 1259 WASHINGTON BLVD. 92 KERCHEVAL power than to lack of strength, give Julie her spinster dinner Memorial were the :following Sunday are the capable chair- where she was affiliated with To Elect New Officers WO 2:-5191 TU 2.8251 men in charge of. decorations. Alpha Phi. at their home on the evening new couples: Dr. and Mr$. HIDDEN VALLEY of April 10). Pierce Smith of Pemberton The season for fortune hunt- MrI. Joseph Pic@ and Mrs. Miss Henry made her debut K-appa Kappa Gamma will DE'LRA Y BEACH Mr. and Mrs. 1:. Llwyd Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry ing is always open, but few of Michael Bern head invitations in September of 1954 and is a hold its annual meeting and Ecclestone, of Lincoln road, Schlachter of Bishop Road. the hunters hit the bull's-eye. and tickets. Additio1ll8l com- member of Sigma Gamma and election of officers on Wed- mittee chairman include Miss a provisional member of the nesday, April 2, at 8 o'clock Lorraine .Moran as financial, Junior League. at the home of Mrs. William Mrs. John BYrWa as program Mr. Van Tassel, son of the H. lIarris, Jr. 18484 Scarsdale and Mrs. Ralph Smith as Seniur Van Tassels, of Asbury avenue, in Detroit. patron. Park, attended the U. of M. Rese..""Vationsfor dessert are and was affiliated with Delta being taken by Mrs. John Dor- Mrs. Walter Orkisz and her KaPpa EJ)6ilon. He is a senior sey, 1'0 8-9417, and Mrs. Ern- committee will be on hand to at Wayne State University. est Bridge, KE 3-0753. greet the guests for a delight- ful 'evening of dining and dancing "a' 108.France." z'lST~~ Permanents Wayne Medical Auxiliary To See Film at Center . Enjoy the luxury of is truly fine permanent in the ne9tof us feel it is I Op.n Thunday and Friday Evenings 1 too early. I. ! ~ . I 1• BEST&.CO. I • • • PU that promise such a pretty s~ ;Easter! Both sqles, beautiful Sal€ examples Qf the well-design«;d, We aXE: firmly coostructed young . footweat" f« which Best's is notetL. Located at Directions: Patent leather pump With out Micltign tenter buckle strap. Such fine furniture, P Sizes 5 ~ 8, 6.59. . ture, appli: Sizes 8~ to. 12,7.50 bronze figu Sizes'12~'ro 3, 8.50. Sale oondu( & Appraise -=,. ..,W. ~"'J' _ , Patent leather scoc>p pump '. .with buckle tthn. For fu ,Sizes 12~ to J. .7.95 /f ' - . 'THE' '. . . • 'J'I-", [l lHESuNE : " - t ,.t.~, . ~e7 FISHER ROAD •. WALTon. PIERCE GROSSE POfNTE-ICerchnaf Ave. fteCH' Codievx KIlQUYAL AT ST. cu.'. GIOSSI 'OIMTI lawrence / ..., f \ , ' " _ •• " ~.. ,.. tr b.~_ tQ • red •• • •• 7 :< • • en • - r , r • • I I , f ~- Thursday, March 27, t958 - G R ,0 '5 5'E POI N TEN E W S Page Fifteen ~s Woman's Page • e, • by, of,, and, for Pointe' Women ew Children's Theater Mrs ..Ro,bert B." ,Griffith Mrs. Kinnucan In'vites Griffiths Travel e and liane'. Red. 'Cro$s Voluntee'rs 1M, of To Show Movie Mrs. J. Dwyer Kinnucan, of and Prospective Parents class- Hillcrest road, Detroit Red es; contributes to recreation South j~fter Rites Cross chapter chairman' of ,and accident pre v e n t ion The Former Patricia McCullough Married Saturday Gros~e Pointe Children's Theater is Sponsoring Film volunteers, has issued an in- through its swimming and This Sunday at VIar Memorial; Funds Raised Will vitation to women interested small craft handling classes; In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church; Newlyweds lID, is Help Theater's Future Productions in becoming volUnteers in any and helps school children and Will Make Their Home in East Lansing 'aikiki of the Red Cross services to young people develop com------nciseo Walt Disney's, full length, technicolor Feature, call the chapter headquarters, mu~ty responsibility and in- The Rev. Paul Ketchum officiated at the wedding, ALICE IN WONDERLAND will be at the Grosse WO. 1-3900, and enroll. terhational un d e r s tan ding Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock in Grosse ~ointe Mem.- west P~inte War Memorial on Sunday, IVlarrh 30th. There will "There are many women througli the Junior Red Cross orial Church, that united Patricia McCullough and ~eher wIll be two showings, the first at 1:30 p.m. and ihe next who have time to share by program. Robert Burdette Griffith. ------at 3:15 p.m. 1------.--- participating in these Service Last year the chapter issued bridegroom':> par en t s with prograniLs. 'Red Cross servIces 2142 certificates to women and The b r'i d e, daughter of t Mrs. The donation will be 50c. IDic~ Blackburn, ~at Fleming, Miss Glenna Griffith, Mrs. rhere, are diversified and almost any girls completing Home Care the Rebert F. McCulloughs, Kesler, Miss Rosel Marthey. of It is open to the general I MarI~yn ~eech, MIke Gra?ger, interest and talent can find an for the Sick and Injured c1ass- of Washington road, wore a , glide public. Aside from this pro. LorrIe WIgle, Bruce. Bavll'~ger Saginaw, Miss Margaret Sling- outlet in one of them. es; 503 to young people who w hit e linen-wool sheath er and the bride's great uncle, Aea. duction THE EGGCRACK- and Sally McConach:e. . There are service opportuni- took the course for prospec- with mother of pearl se- John A. Scholl, and Mrs. landl. ER SUITE h All money taken In at theIr , a sort C::lrtoon own productions is given to ties for persons with profes- tive parents; 12,739 first aid, quins, a tulle veil and car- Scholl, of Evanston, Ill. sional training 'as volunteer 25,922' swimming and 287 ried a bouquet of white all about Easter, ,featuring various charitie~l Last term The couple traveled to the social workers in the ,Home boating safety certificates. Amazon lilies. Oswald Rabbit, will be pre- The Children's L u eke m i a south on their wedding trip Service division which assists Mrs. Kinnucan said that sented. Foundation was the recipient. and will live in East Lansing men in service, veterans, and many of the instructors in Her sister, Mrs. R A. Vogel, The entire program is under . S~nc\. the seating capacity. is until the bridegroom is gradu- their fa mil i e s; for trained these coursp.s were volunteers of Atlanta, Ga., was her only the auspices of The Grosse lImIted at the War MemorIal ated from Michigan State Uni- nurses to teach classes in' Care who have added specialized attendant. She wore a gown No, Poi n t e Children's Theater. ~t is ad~ised that th~se attend- versity in June. They'll make 'Of the Sick and Injured, .for Red Cross training courses for similar to the bride's' but in lar- their home in Dewey. Money from this production I~g arrIve early. FI~st come, prospective parents, or to help instructors to their 'own skills. rose and carried 'pink carna- will be used to obtain stage fl~st serve.d. The .entIre show in the blood program; for The tea c h e r~sponsors of ~ions with pink sweetheart lights for their future shows. WIll run eIghty mmutes. ~ dieticians in, nutrition service. Junior Red Cross activities in roses. C I V K h I :> for Their next productions, to be If attendance demands, a r~- parochial, -private and public The bridegroom, son of the asse - an e roerg ang& There is a particular need seen at Grosse Pointe High p~a,t performance of the mOVIe for women to take our Staff schools are also volunteers. Burdette Griffiths, of Dewey, Nuptials Announced School on May 23 and 24 will WIll be re-run at the 1:30 and Aide (clerical) and Canteen "Several thousands of hours' Ill.. asked Kenneth Kesler, and be I REMEMBER MAMA, fea. 3:15. o'clock hours on Sund~y, training classes. These services are given by these instructors also. of Dewey ~ to be h.is best Before her mariage, in Feb-. rally turing the Junior and Senior AprIl 13, at the War MemorIal. are essential to the mainten- each year, an outstanding serv- man. ruary, Mrs. George Cassel was ;amp High members and THE AD------ance of other chapter pro- ice to the community through A reception was held at the Dolores Van Kehrberg, daugh- VENTURES OF TOM SAW- Bon Secours grams. Classes will be con- participation in Red Cross," McCullough horne w her e, ter of the Hans Van Kehrbergs, lould YER with the intermediate and ducted in the near future. Vol- Mrs. Kinnucan concluded. among the guests, were the of Alcoy road, Detroit. rade. grade school members, Guild to Lunch, Before her marriage on Saturday afternoon at unteers at Red Cross may The apprentice group is Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Mrs. Robert 'B, choose hours to fit their own working on its show, SIR one Among the many spring Griffith was 'PATRICIA McCULLOUGH, daughter of schedules. TOMMY'S PILGRIMAGE, to "We also need experienced and parties coming is the lunch~on the Robert McCulloughs, of Washington road. Her ilt in F. be presented on May 14 at the and. card party for April 8 by drivers in our Motor Service, [own War Memorial. There are some bridegroom. is the son of the Burdette Griffiths,' of using Red Cross vehicles to the Bon Secours Hospital Dewey, Ill. intricate lighting cues so they Guild. It's to be held in the transport staff and volunteers the , and have high hopes that ALICE Science Hall of the Hospital on chapter business and I are IN WONDERLAND shall draw at 12:30 o'clock. Ten St. Paul Sen-iors groups of donors to the blood ,-line many Grosse Pointers, both Co-chairmen Mrs. Russell Club Is To center. Spring classes for latest young and old, to their benefit. Piche and Mrs. Anthony Hen- To Spend Easter in South Gray Ladies are in progress p fo:r Some of the members busily necke are in charge of all ar- Hold Bellefit now, but new volunteers will And engaged in publicity are Bob rangements with proceeds go- Ten st. Paul seniors will be enrolled for subsequent ~ags ••• men Hunter (publicity manager), ing to the Building Fund. Members of the Grosse spe~d Easter in Florida whith- classes," Mrs. Kinnuca,n said. hem. Pointe Woman's Club will er they will ~ravel by air. Mrs, Kinnucan says that the hold. their annual Benefit Party teaching program of Red Cross on Wednesday, April 9, in the Those in the party include provides not only many op- J. L. Huds'on Co. Auditorium. Nancy Schick, Diane Delling, portunities for volunteer serv- Jeanne Cavanaugh, Marilynn 1958 Spri~fJ Opening Bridge and other card games ices as teachers, but also Byrwa, Judy Knack, Marga maye be enjoyed from noon renders an import.~nt health Kaye and Judy 'Woodworth, of on with tea served at 2:30 s e r v ice to the community I: o'clock and a 'fashion show Sue Snay, Yvonne Denomme through its First Aid, Home IL following. and Mary Sepic. Care of the Sick and Injured 1 The Algon'Gc Inn Mrs. Daniel A. Scha,itberger is general chairman aided by APRIL 5TH Mrs. Edward V. Luss. exclusive in Detroit at Warren'. Easter Saturday Mrs. Emerson M. Braden and her ticket committee members, Easter suggestion 3649 M 29 Highway. A'gonar: Mrs. John T. Condon, Mrs. Daniel M. Corson, Mrs. George Phone SWift 4-3911 Funk, Mrs. Robert D. McClin- HORS D'OEUVRE SERVER tock, Mrs. Russell W. Randall Parties, Weddings, Bowling Banquet! and Mrs. F. F. Ritter will meet A Bit" or a Banquet this Thursday at Mrs. Braden's St. Clair River District.s only Early American Dining Rooms home to report on the sale of (Visit our Bec:ut1ful Gift Shop. open dally 11 a.m.) tickets" r.rhis is the club's only an- ••• gleaming patents ••• witty nual fund-raising party for th€ir many and varied dona~ str~ws ... novelty variations ..• tions. During the current year, they are aiding handicnpped they couldn't be prettier ... nor children in three locales, also a local school student, the pub- more topical. 76 Kercheval • • • on the hill lic library and the War Memorial Center campaign. - Miss Joseph To Speak Vows Delight her with this sterling hors d'oeuvre server. Sh~rley Catherine J 0 S e p h, It's beautiful as well as practical. Note how well daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Joseph, of Willison road, proportioned the handle and face are • • • also has chosen June 21 as the date the sharp end that picks up hors d'oeuvres. Price of her marriage to Ronald , Stanley Marlow, son of Mr. includes federal tax. and 'Mrs. Stanley A. Marlow, of Chalon drive, st. Clair one Shores. The bride-elect was gradu- ated from Marygrove College frOID a and attended Wayne State University. For their wedding at Our eollection Lady Star of the Sea, Grosse ~ointe Woods, Miss Joseph has asked. her cousin, Lena Leon, cf Toronto, Ont., to be her maid of honor. Betty Marlow, sister of the bridegroom-~o-be, ••. Springtime suits, will be a bridesmaid along with Marion Jean Polizzi and 1958 • • • flawlessly Marion Leon, of Wellend, Ont. Cheryle Polizzi, a not her cut ..• jackets cousin, will be flower girl. Robert Steil will be best CHARLES mildly fitted or Icose man and David Fenele, Peter w.WARREN & COMPANY PUBLIC AUCTION Joseph, and Jofu~ L. Joseph, _' JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS Jr., brothers 'of the futUre •.. fine woolens ••• Saturday. March 29 at 10:30 a.m. bride, will usher. 1520 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD F1011owingthe morning rites, new blends ..• Sale begins at 11:00 a.m., on the premises Detroit 26, Michigan-Telephone WO 2.S161 -Store Hour. 10:00 u~tll ~:OO' a dinner for the immediate We are sellin~ the household effects. of the late family will be held at the classics ... dressm~kers BRANCH STORE: The Belleview 8i1tmore, I~Healr, Florida JOHN HAGGERTY, Metropole Supper Club in S. Windsor. former State official Located at 2146 Canton Center Rd., Plymouth, Mich. from Directions~ Out Ford Expressway to Michigan Avenue, out Michigan Avenue, turn right on, Canton Center Road. .59.95 Such fine items as twin bedroom suites, livinJ;! room furniture, porcelain, oriental rugs, paintings, Wrch furni- ture, appliances, ca:i.:peting and draperies. Marble and bronze iigures. Sale conducted by La\Irrence F. Du Mouchelle, Auctioneer & Appraiser. For further information, call WOodward 3-6255 EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Du Mouchelle 76 Kercheval •••• on the hill ART GALLERI ES CO. CHARLES w. WARREN & COMPANY JEWELERS AND SILVERSMIT~S 409 E. JEFFERSON I 1520 WASHINGTON B'OULEVARD Lawrenee F. Du Mouchelle, Auctioneer (, Appraiser \ , Detroit 2E, Michlgan-rei.phone WO 2,5161-Store Ho,," 10:00 uRtil5100 WO 3-6255 T " • \ .. ~ I '. . '.' , . '5' b. 7 •• 2 ,. 7 7 2 7 m 2 2 $ =7 7 "'2 g 7 7 • .' 7 2 - - Page Sixteen G R 0 SSE. POI N TEN E W S Thursday, March 27, 1958 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes Good resol Consuls Hosts. Portrait of a Vacatio,n~r Center Offe,rs th~yjust ha\ Pointers Traveling ing lived u Fathers. to Escort At Synlphony Talk on Orient born. Me m b e r s of the Detroit Hazel P. Dunlop, author' and ...... Consul Corps and their wives lecturer, will be the speaker South for Easter ...... Daughters to DAC. will attend the fourth and at a meeting sponsored by the ...... last concert of the Scandina~ Grosse Pointe Woods Garden / ...... luncheon ar.d Swimming Exhibition Set for April 5;. vian Symphony Society's 28th But Many" Are RE~turnjn9for Holiday; Families Expecf . Club on April!, at one o'clock, ...... Easter Dinner Dance and Floor Show to Star season, as guest of the Con- at the War Memorial, 32 Lake- Far Afield Scholars Home for Reunion •..• suls of the four Scandinavian .. Shore Road...... Broadway Singer, Doretta Morrow countries. Easter will find many Pointers far~afield: ..... Mrs. Dunlop's topic will be .. Consul George P.Everson, Mr. and Mrs. James N. Motschall, of Kenwood court, . Grosse Pointe members of the Detroit Athletic Club, "Oriental Incidents.'. It is a ... . of Denmark - Consul Harri ...... along with members from Bloomfield, Birmingham and rUl.ning discussion of Hong- will be attending services at Defray Beach, Fla., along ..... Virjo, of ~inland, Consul Wi1~ ... Detroit, have two gala Eastertime events in store at the Kong; Japan as she saw it; with their three children, Pam, Jim and John. . ••• liarn Caswell, of Norway and Before they left for ihei> ~... downtown clubhouse. ~------Consul Edward Johansson; of street scenes; inns; hotels; the .. Japanese bath; ,Geisha house south, they were ho~ts to Meyer, Jr. of Univers~ty place .... First is the annual Fathers from boarding school and col- Sweden wiH be the hosts. I .•...• and baughters Par t y on dinner; flower arranging and Mr. :md Mrs. Harry Smger, i who have been spendlng some ..... lege for Easter), luncheon will .For 28 consecutive years the its Japanese masters; taxis and ...... Easter Eve afternoon, April of Birmingham, at a dinner time at The Greenbrier, White ..,. be staged both in the gym. Scandinavian Symphony So. many other way of life d~ffer- .... 5, and the other is a dinner- party. Sulphur Springs. W.Va., will ~ .. nasium and P 0 n t c h a rtrain. !ciety has presente~ good mus~c ences. .... dance and floor show to . and talented SOlOIStsas theIr Mrs. Wesson Seyburn, of be back and attending St...... , ~oom. The PontchartralO con- 'contribution to the civic cuI':' .... Her study of floral. ar,range- ...... open that evening and con- East Jefferson aVE.nue, will Paul's on the lake with their ...... tm~er:t then have b a 1 c:: 0 n y ture of Detroit. From a' small , ments led to ,private lessons continue' her stav at her children. tinue th,rough April 12. sea -s I~ the gym for the stage orchestra of twenty they have .....•• with Madam Matsaga; a noted stunning winter 'home in The Wendell A. Andersons, ...... Headliner of the floor show show fmale grown to a group of ninety Japanese teacher, and an add~ .... Palm Beach, retu.rning to Jr., of Kenwood road, win :,e ...... is to be Doretta M 0 r row, Gay music by the Dick Bar- musicians. eJ &nd decided interest in the • • singer who has triumphed in the Pointe later in April. loyal to the Pointe p.nd to...... low 0 r c h est r a will spark Under the able direction of Orient and Japan. Her desire Mr. and Mrs. Wendell W. Christ Church. .... Broadway musical comedy, luncheon. S~uvenir gifts ~or Henri Nosco, their conductor," tc see first hand was gratified ...... light opera and television daughters WIll be a speCIal they have developed into a last year when, together with Anderson, of Vendome roa?, For the first time in many ...... presentations. Other attrae;:- highlight. symphony orchestra of which Mr. Dunlop, she spent two to will greet Easter ~ron: the:r years, Dr. and Mrs. Charles ...... tio!"! will be Andre Moons' The E a :;t e r dinner-dance. t~~ Scandinavian Colony is three months in that vicnity. p~ace"a~ Cat Cay ...,~~e~; of.fl- Frederick Dodenhoff, of Ven- .... Puppets, European novelty cIal wmter home IS Belie- dome road will be in town for ... . floor show will be the club's rIghtfully proud...... act. Hostesses for the tea will be vue:' at Paget, Bermuda.) . Easter and attending services ... last one this season. Early res- Two guest art~ts, Detroiters, Mrs. William J, Goodso!l, Mrs. The Ernest Ka?zlers, of.La~e at Christ Church...... The dads and daughters of ervations for the April 5 Charles Taylor and Marilyn ..... all ages will preview the en- Burton D. Jones, and Mrs. Shore 'road, WIll remam In '" ...... opening night promise a capac- Hodges will share honors on their winter home at Hobe With them WIll be theIr ...... tertainers at their party which Clyde O. Dease. Guests wel- ...... ity throng. Dinner is at 7 the p~ogram. come. Souhd, Fla. . daughter, Jean, here for the ...... is to start at 12:30 o'clock. p.m. and on, A coffee hour will follow But there are those. who spring vacation from her stud. After a swimming and diving ...... the concert at which time the think Horne is the only place ies at Smith College, and their ...... exhibition in the natatorium, Amon~ Grosse Pomters wIth Consuls. and their wives will ' on such a day - Home and son, Peter, enjoying a holiday ...... luncheon will be the import- •• r~scrvatlons are th~ F. J e~n partake of Danish pastries and ~~: SororitM Toasts their own Church: from those books at Grosse ...... ant next step in the program. LIttles, D~. and MIS. J. WIl- coffee. Dancing in the Crystal . -Photo by Gene Hyde Associates ... Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Pointe University School. ... As this standout' party al- fred HarrIson, the Lawrenc~ ballroom will conclude the StrikinR a 'pretty pose on the patio of the Escape ...... New Pledges ...... ways is a t ten d e d by the Rubys, the Albert A. Leclercs, evening. .Hotel, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is SUZANNE WIGGINS, ..... capacity number of 700 (many Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Ruede- who is vacationing at the resort for a. month with her. . Alpha Gamma chapter of Pi ...... mann...... of the daughters are home parents, the RICHARD A. WIGGINSES, of Clairview Kappa Sigma sorority' held the •• ... road~ The trio will be home in' time for the Easter for mal initiation of new .•.• Ronnie Atkinson Vetnes Move pledges at the home of alumna - PACKAGE YOUR INSURANCE ...... T Maxine Sullivan parade. • .. ... formerly of SUmzelIe :!ormer~y of Mr. Trim. Inc. To H insd,ale Ruth Weir, of Helen court, ...... w Harper Woods, on Sunday, GET BETTER PROTECTION .... . e' Announce the opening of March 16...... Their neighbors on Lincoln Coterie Invites You to Dance ...... Ii road are bidding adieux to . Pledges Beth Sneddon, Kar- FOR LESS COST .. ... Mr. &. Mrs. Trim, Inc...... E Dr. and Mrs. Gunnar Vetne The Grosse Pointe Coterie way to really enjoy these en Khoury, Nancy Bardoni ...... The only Complete Slenderizing and Hand Massage Studio in and their three children, resi- is planning to usher in the dances is to get a large group and Carol Knapp sipped ... Grosse Pointe...... Steam baths. hand massage and Trim automatic tables to dents of only six short mewths. Easter-Spring season with a together either before or dur. punch from cups joined handle ov . remove excess inches and unwanted pounds. Formerly director of the bang. It is p~anning its April ing the dance. Many such din- to handle with blue and gold ...... 405 Fisher Road TUxedo 2-8440 Medical Dept. at Northville get~together for the night of ner parties are" p~anned on ribbons symbolizing their new ...... Lower level of Ann Louise State Hospital, Dr. Vetne re- April 5) at the Grosse Pointe Coterie nights and all married sisterhood. ARTHUR J. ROHDE .... Mrs. Trim Salon Beauty Salon ceived special training at Ford War MemoriaL couples in the Grosse Pointe Assisting the hostess were' AND OOMPANY .....~ .. Be our guest , This is going to be "one-of Area are invited to come and active president F lor en c e ...... Hours: 9 to :5 for your free treatment Hospital and recently instruct...... c Female personnel on our Trim automatic table; ed in internal medicine, heart those really big-ones" and will bring all of their friends. Johnson and Alumnae Nancy INSURANCE ..... and blood diseases at Wayne include a wonderful evening Among those wise and far- Kaufman, Marge Thomas, Jan ...... State University. of dancing (from 9-12 p.m.) seeing people who have indi- Easter, Kathy Chavey, Gerry ...... Their children are Eric (13), and simply delicious refresh- cated that they are going to Roth, Lorry Fey, Jean Mc- 2711 East Jefferson, Detroit 7 Mich. 107.6100 •••...... *' a student at Pierce Junior ments (gratis) all included attend this soiree are Mr. and Donald, Marie Dodson and ...... PUBLI(; SAI~ES High; John (10) and Anne (8), in the positively unbelievable Mrs. Hugh Gordon, Mr, and Shirley Reynolds. .. . pupils at Richard School. low price of only $3.00 per Mrs. Charles Thornton, Mr...... 80 K Not an Auction - All Items Priced The Vetnes had decided to couple. and. Mrs. Fred Dillman, Mr...... return to their native Norway Music for your d a n c in g and Mrs. Ed Rose, Mr. and but the Doctor's friends at pleasure ~ill be supplied by Iv:rs. William Frutig, Mr. and HousehOld Furnishings Hinsdale, 111.,talked him into that well known m a est r 0 Mrs. James Toy and Mr. and IN Tt1E coming there, Mrs. Vetne ad- (well-known to' many Grosse Mrs. George Pomeroy. dULI[ f BLOb. mits. Pointers) Al Ross and his fine Mr. and ~rs. William Palm- ! We wish them well. group. All of the people who er, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bam- have attended our dances in berger, Mr. and Mrs. Jack the past have become familiar Bradley, Dr. and Mrs. John Mr. & Mrs. N. fSchrieber Alpha Chi Omega with Al Ross and all agree Eichelbarger, Mr. and Mrs. 3781 W. Outer Drive To Mfi:et at Mrs. Schmidt's that whe.nev~r he is. playing, Barney Everitt, Mr. and Mrs. t the. evemng IS c.ertamly well W: B. Handloser, Mr. and Mrs. (W. of Livernois, nel!lr Wisconsin) The Alumhae of Alpha Chi on Its way to bemg a success. Eldon Kraft, Mr. and Mrs. House for sGle or rer:t ,by owner Omega in Detroit will meet Many of our cegular attend-! William Schultz, and William this Satur<:;1ay,'March 29, for ants have found that a good SchnelL I~ lttE Su'nday I Ma rch 30th. dessert at the home of Mrs. A. O. A. Schmidt at Lakecrest from 10 a.m, lane at 12:30. Any interested alumnae are Sales Conducted By cordially invited to attend. MO~T. Mrs. Russell McLean will.give a talk on "Current Plays on Dry Hair":' H. O. MeNIERNEY Broadway." During the afternoon the an- Appraiser 424 Book Building Dandruff ;iE UTi nual meeting will be held. FUl Those interested are asked to Oily Hair WOodward 1-9085" can Mrs. Schmidt at TU 5-5938. J!eon~ TU 2-6160 It.cause you're planning for a frn. grand occasion, come to our JOB ERE fashion show @tt43- see exquisite dresses for occasions of elegance ... flu- for ga r den parties, cockta il suppers, country Famous ~ l]I club dining, moonlight dancing .•• and for the BASS WEEJUNS Tasseled mocassin if" mothers and attendents of summer's loveliest antique brown or antique brides. informally modeled 10 (i.m, to 4 p.m, black. 11.95 friday, march 28 Regulation mocossin in antique red, brown or, block. . 10.95 Jaco-bson's walton-pierce . -:. kercheval at !to clair" .Adelaide Crocker Masseuse formerly of Ann Louise Beauty Solon is now _with -CHARLES SALON 16840 Kercheval. Grosse. Pointe Above Valerie DeGa[an's .TUxedo 2-3938 Kercheval at St. Clair - Grosse Pointe I • \, , I ~ I I' :! ~t .,' I , ( I " . '\, Thursday, March 27, 1958 . (;R'OSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen , . • Woman's. Page \..• • by,. of', and" for Pointe Women G~ reso~utions nev~r die-I The man with a weak char- 1 AA"UW St d k Honolulu. ~hey J.ust have a hard time ~e- acter is the one who is contin-' , • U y To Spea. VOWS June Bride The bride. was graduated :~:lVedup to after bemg ~:;;~. trying to have it vindi- VUlt to Report ,;<'..;' ~:~~iii}:~@: Davis~MinahanVOWS from Albany Academy for Girls and attended Manhattan- ville College of the Sacred ...... The Recel1t G r a d u ate 5 ...... everything ••• brand 1JeW Heart. She was also graduated ... . Group of the AAUW Will meet fro:m Russell Sage College and ... Re'ad in Pearl Harbor .. .. 'fuesday, April 1,' at 8. o'clock, :xpect ...... did graduate work at Cornell .... Mrs. Craig Marks, of 1823 Ensign Dan Rogers Davis (USN) Weds Joan Langdon University and at the Univer- ...... , Manchester road, will be as- :,;;;.:': Minahan, of Tr~y. N.Y., ii. Navy Chapel on Itland; sity of California at Berkley. •'-+! ...... sisted, as hostess; by Mes-. ~W:¥?' '1 ... Supreme Lightweight Pair L&ft Aft'er Reception for Tour of Haw~ii .. dames E. C. Hanpeter, Arthur fl:;;: , I court, ...... , ...... C. Neidow, and E. Dawson %?':' Ensign Dan Rogers Dayis (USN); son of :Mroand Roney,.8avage along ...... Mrs, Clemons Hiram Davis, Jr" of New York, formerly Rites in May ...... of Grosse Pointe, was married March 21 to Joan Langdon ...... Minahan; daughter of John English Minahan, of Troy, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Thacher r plac~ ...... N, Y., and the late MrS'. Minahan, at the Navy Chapel~ Savage, of L in c 0 1n, Mass., ~ some ...... Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. have announced, the engage- White ..... ,. .. . Thebride,nieceof Mrs.~------ment of their d a ugh t e r~ ,., will ...,...... Mrs. Arthur T. Bersey will Robert J. Byrnes, ,of Lake sweetheart roses. Martha, to J. Edward Roney. l'g St...... greet mem,bers of the Studio ... . S~ore r~ad, wore a' cock- Elmer H'a g ~ n sic k was 0 y~n~f ~~a~ 1 their ...... i~~:g~r;;~...... Arts group in her home, 14362 tall-Ieng IIh gown of peau: de groomsman. boulevard...... Harbor Island, on Wednesday, .. ... so~e. with Alen~on lace Follow i n g the ceremony, ersor.s, ...... April 2. The pro g ram, a .. bodIce and matchIng man- which was performed by the Miss Savage attended Uni- ,vill ~e ...... puppet rehearsal, will com- -Photo by Carlos of Rev. R. Lourenzano, a recep- versityoi Vermont and was md to. .... mence at 7:30 p.m. - ..:'hoto by Tomita Studio tilla heirloom lace. She ...... Mr. and Mrs. Joh!\ A. Whit- At a 'family dinner, Dr. and carried white orc~ids. tion was held at the Officers graduated from Chamberlain •••• • •••...... Members of the Internation- ty, of Belanger road, have an- Mrs. Louis Ma:dck, of Merri-' Mary Lee Borden McCab2, CIll!b at Pearl Harbor, from School of Retailing . many ..... al Relations group of the nounced the engagement 'of deather road, a,nnounced 'the ot Rensselaer, N. Y., was her WhICh. the coupl~. left for a Mr. Roney was graduated ~har1es ...... AAUW will meet Thursday, Mrs. Whitty's d a ugh t e r, engagement of' ~heir daughter, only attendant, She wore blue tour of the Hawanan Islands. from the University of Detroit. f Ven- ...... April 3, at the home of Mrs.' NANCY'M. GRAY, to CLIF- LILIAN .MARY, to JAMES ffowered silk with a pink They will make their home A May weddiI'.g in Boston, wn for ...... Phillip Gillis, 1238 Kensington FORD G. MCI)ERMOTT, s'on ER~T BOARDMAN, sOn' 'of feathered cap and carried at 1649 Mottsmith drive in Mass., is being planned. ervices ...... road. of the Eugene McDermotts, of the Charles E. Boardman!, of .------I Staten Island, N.Y...... The time of the meeting is Lennon road. their ...... 1:00 o'clock. Assisting Mrs, Miss Gray attend~ Grosse Both ,Miss Marlck ana-her .. ... or the ...... Gillis will be Mrs. Wayne'R. Pointe High School and is a fiance. are seniors at Michigan ...... r stud- ...... ,' Osborne. The subject of the sophomore at' Michigan State State University where she is d. their ...... day will be "The tl.S. In Non- University. a member of Alpha Chi ...... orne- loliday ..... Western Work"-reviews of Mr, McDermott attended ga' and he is affiliated with Grosse ...... the books "Foreign Policy Port Richmond: High School Phf Kappa Tau. ' 11...... ~ Without Fear" and "The Na- anq. is also attending MSU . The wedding will take place ...... ture of Non-Western World," where he is a senior and af- June 21...... by Vera Micheles Dean. filiated with Beta 'Theta Pi...... DOBBS ------A November wedding is ON HIS OWN ...... planned . Just because 'he had no ...... family tree many a man. has ...... The sheer comfort of wearing a Dobbs has .... G.ETTI.NG succeeded because he branched IRVING ...... won this famous lightweight star billing ourt for himself...... everywhere. It has flatteringly h~ndsome style MARRIED? Itlusicale Plans ...... '. 3 - PART ...... lines too, plus the refinement of the Dobbs S pring Concert ------=~...... Guild Edge. New Spring colors . TUXEDO PERFECT" .., . RENTAL SERVICE "The Thstival of Flowers" is ...... ,. Tuesday Musicale's concert for ...... fifteen and twenty Also- COSTUME ...... Full Dre •• members and their guests to ...... Strollers-Cutaway • be held at 10:30 o'clock on ~I.I ...... Bus:ness Suits the morning of April 1 in ... Detroit Institute of Arts Audi- • Beautiful set of six IRVING ORIGINAL in Myers ..•• ...... "The Proper Apparel torium. curly maple Hitch- precious sheer wool. The jacket ...... carl sterr -With Personalized Fitting" In this' case, the "spring .. . cock' 5 with original nipped-in i!t the waist, ~belted In .. ..••... . ON TH E HILL tonic" will be no st¥phur-and- ...... O'Brien's Tuxedo Shops molasses but a hearty dose of seats and' h 0 r n of patent; the skirt, softly box 00 .. It'. Fun To Go Formal flower son,gs entitled "Lilacs," ..... ,. the men's 'wear shop pleated. Added dash-the ...... "A White Lily Grows," "Dog- plenty cutouts' splat ... .. 19045 MACK AVE. wood Tree," "To a Wild Rose" with gold leaf decor- polkll dot blouse. One from an , ...... Near 7 Mile Rd. TU 4.4715 and others...... 80 KERCHEVAL AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE individul!lIy selected collection, ...... Mrs. Frank Finney will be ation. N eve r' sepa- featu:red in "Robert of Sicily," rated. typicllily Irving. 225.00. ,a narrative poem from Long- " Other suits 89.95 up.. fellow's Tal'eS, o'f a Wa)yside • Pair of garden urns. Inn" with music by Rossiter Hat, custom mad. by Irene. 48.50 E.' Cole. Emily Mutter Adams, violin- PARKING IN R'EAR ist, and Margaret Mannebach, Is Mor. Convenient pianist, will perform a group of four numbers. Hours: 9:'30 to 5:30 .'(. Mrs. Joseph. N. Jennings, Except. Sunday. director of the Junior League • Glee Club and Tuesday Musi- THE. cale organist, will also be fea- tured. MITCHELL'S TOO MANY LUXURIES 17425 Mack at Neff The greatest problem people 82 Kercheval, Grosse p..int .. TU 4.3880 ~ have to' face today is keeping TUxedo 2..4724 their ambitions pinned down JUljt 3 minutes 'from our 38 E. Adams WO 1-5126 to their salaries. former' address on Fisher road: 18.95 Footwe~r styled in the ways of Spring 1958 ••• excitingly colored - Poppy Red or Navy eaJf - to bloom brightly on the fashion scene, f~r now through summer. WALTon-PIERCE" '. KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR GROSSI POINTE faslJ.ions -vv-i th a' ,flair .. • -vv-ill be ! , modeled • at Stouj=eers the afternoOh suit our interpretation • 'i • Ea'st].and in' Ita lillll'l silk, ' 5oftened, bloused ••. with a smart, every velvet £ollar , ••• in black. Sizes Easter Toys 10 to 16 and Baskets galore ••• Come and see the Easter Bunny! boutique of Surprises for the chiJdren. la to a Saturday" March, 29; 2 to 5 p.m. do come - you are invited! yallila ~L."HE!i APPAREL FOR WOMEN ----_ ... - 1.... ------~-_. BIRMI NGHAM, I 10 Kercheval TUxedo 1.7227 GROSSE POINTE foryourshop,lng convenience, I. Siegel of eastland 'OP" thursday, frld'ay and saturday nIghts 'til , , 1 ~' J •• b tns7 t 7 2 • 2: cm_ n • a t t.'2' • tn. n. t ,t t • 2 .' • • _. - _. - ,... } , r . ,' ...' • ~ • J • .. Page Eighteen '(;'RO'SS'E POINTE NEWS Th'ursday. March 27, 1958 Thur . / Pool Shark Takes 'Aim IQ Neighborhood Tourney Boat Ban te r w '" By F~,ed Runnells Churc A new cruising clas 's in! Thirty marine acc~ssory .and the formation stages under the boat dealers met WIth Wmd- For 'I direction -of Past Commodore milL Pointe Y.C. officials t() Lynn Stedman, Jr., and has make plans for the club's sec- Fifteen ( been accePted unofficially by ond annu~.l Waterfront Boat east Detr by fRfD RUnnfLLS the Cruising' Club of Detroit Show to be held on club Grosse Po and the Detroit River Yachting grounds July 19 to 27. The Shores wi Association for participation in show is different than an..v lenting t} Austin Friars Grab local regattas this year. other boat show in the tact Good Fr: Actually the boat:> that :form that exhibitors have a chance Wo()ds' T. the Cruising D clas~;have been to demonstrate their products Mack neaj' State Cage Crown around here all the time but on the water. CoIlltinw nevoer raced because they had Admission will be the pur. Austin High's all victorious the Friars the most trouble 2:30 p.m., been out-designed, and their chase of a booster button. basketball team clawed its before the Friars reached th\:! low the t. way to the 1958 State cham~ finals. The Tractors battled ratings beat them before they These proceeds will be used From the pionship last Saturday, March the Friars tooth and nail ever left the dock. C()nsequent~ to defray the expenses of the ly, the skippers felt there Detroit ¥emorial and -Silver The mu .22, with a thrilling 7i.-68 vic- throughout most of three. program . tory over previously unbeaten quarters of the semifinal game. wasn't much s~nse of wasting Cup regattas on the Detroit music by Benton Harbor in the Class But a sudden scoring drouth the time on a lost cause. The River. High Chor A final in Michigan State dropped 'the Tractors from class has adopted the Perform- Last year, ten thousand but- tion Jo University's Jenison Field- contention and Austin went ance Handicap rating system rf;onswere sold by 200 WPYC of singing Ie house which was jammed t() on to win 58-42. used in California :for' the members to finance the De. capacity and then some. past 15 y.ears. troit Memorial. 'Priebe. Ti After the final victory Aus- Kenneth C The 1958 season will be the This year the Detroit Yacht The Class A title, which tin's 700 white shirted all boy A Sinlli escaped the Friars just a year cheering section, which was "trial year" and if proven suc~ Club's 3,000 .members have ago, threatened to slip away extremely impressive with. cessful will be a boon to sail~ joined forces with the WPYC service w: ors who have restricted their members and formed, the De- the Grosse again in the fmal minutes their thunderous 0 vat i'o n s when Friar stars Dave De- throughout the game, broke boats to day sailing or' cruis- troit International Regatta byterian C Busschere, Russ Schoenherr loose in wild frenzy. There ing. Already 18 skippers have Association which will spon- at Torrey and P~ul Miller were forced was dancing on the Michigan signed up and Stedman fig- sar the two Unlimited races is schedule from the game on personal State court despite the efforts ures at least a half dozeii more this .year here. Already at this to 12 year:, fouls. of the guards to keep the floor will join the fold before the early date more than 10,000 The the regatta season starts. For the buttons have been sold ac- But Tommy Pine, Joe Fi- clear. The kids, understand- Friends A nazzo and Dave Johnson fiNed first year, the class will be Jim- cording to the report 'from ably, went practica:lly beserk with the :- in capably to stall Benton with joy. ited to yachts' that normally Frank Kurk and Homer Alver- sented by Harbor's last ditch frenzied would sail in Cruising C class. son co-chairmen of the Boat , , of the Gro.; bid for the crown. Back in Grosse Pointe Aus- Bayview race chai rman Ifred Demonstration Week. Church ar. Before DeBusschere left the tin students and followers paraded throughout the Pointe Runnells has indicated thaJt if At the first meeting of th~ vander of game with three minutes and the new class shows enough DRYA member club race terian Chu ten seconds remaining he had in a hundred car victory cav- alcade on Sunday. Horns interest in Mackinaw racing a chairmen at Crescent Sail Y.C. $ . , 2 2 trr t 7 n • bn 00' - .-- ... 2 ) f -i F + ~ ~. l---r------,.- , I , ,., I , /' t .: !i- : # 58 Thursday, March 27, 1958 S RO SSE POI N TEN EW S Page Nineteen • Wom~n's Page • • • by, of,,. and\ forI Point€~Women Every man sho''1.lldremem- Success eomes to the man )ry and Churches Join IRequest Birth CertificatelWiswedelsHere 'Christ Church To Host Choir _berto equip himself with an who travels straight forward- Wind- emergency bralre before he with an aim on only what i. ~ials to starts. to ride a hobby, rig'llt. b's sec- F~:e~~:ch?:~mnOrth.Before School Opens F:~k~~~:t:::. F~~mWt!shingto,!, University it Boat east Detroit~ Harper Woods, LANSING - Parents of disease control records and visAF;B,' Calif.; are Mr. and Sunday ev~ning, /Mareh 30, Poulenc - Tenebrae FCictae n club t .. Grosse Pointe, and 81. Clair children who will enter kin. statistics tor the Michigan De- Mrs. Wayne H.Wiswedel and at 7:30 o'clock,' Washington Sunt. i. The Sho~es will coopera~e in pre- ~ergarten or first grade for the partment of Health, said unMtheir daughter, Karen Marie ,University's 74 piece mixed 'P6ulenc-Exultate Deo. In an.v sentmg ~he eleve~'ch annual fIrst time next fall were urged avoidable delays infillingr,e- and stalying, currently, with choir will present a.Palm Sun~ 'Schum,an-Te Deum. he tact Good Fr:day serVIce at the. today to obtain copies of the quests.for copies sometimes oc- the former M a.ri 1y n' Smart day Concert of religious music Traditional Spirituals. chance Woods. Theatre, located on childen's birth certificates as curs because. C1f the flood of Mower's parents, Mr. and, Mr.s at Christ Church) 61 Gro'sse 'roducts Mack near Moross road. soon as possible instead of reque5tts during registration Curtis V. Mower, of Roosevelt Pointe Blvd. The public is cor- COIlltinuingfrom 1 p.m. until wai~ing un~il the sc1.J.oolr~gis- month. He .s.aid parents can pl~ce. dially invited, without charge. •Kiwanis Guild ';0 Lunch :l.e pur- 2:30 p.m., the service will fol- trabon perIod later this spring. avoid these d(.'lays by asking On March, 16, the little. girl The choir will be, comingT uesday at Yacht Club button. 10w the theme, "The Witness Dr. F. S. Leeder, director of for copies now. was c h r i s ten e d at Grosse from Chicage where they ~p~ )e used From the Cross." Most schools require either Pointe Memorial Church by pear in concert at Thorne Au.. Members of the Kiwanis of -the a certified copy or a c~riifi- the Rev. PaulF. Keichum,with ditorium Friday night. Mon... Guild and their guests wHl See Our CompleteSelection Silver The musical portion of the A rmy NeedS cate of registration' in order Lynn Trudell and her prospec-, day they will sing at P'arcells ''join at the Guild's spring Detroit program will include special L-anguage. Unl.t tv €stablish that a child is old tive bridegroom, "Fritzt' B10y, Junior High School in Grosse luncheon and bridge party to 0/ Beautiful music by the Grosse Pointe enough to enter, school. Certi- as godparents. The ceremony Pointe and at Detroit's North .. take place next Tuesday, April nd but- High Chorus under the direc- fied copies and certificates of was followed by a buffet at. eastern High School following. 1, at Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. WPYC tion of John Finch and group The U.S. Army Reserves is- registration for children born the Mower home. which they will move to Cleve- Some 40 are expected. &JNJom, 'Bunt &~,Jlvin'} De- he singing led by Rev. Victor sued a call to qualified Grosse in Michigan can be obtained Mr. Wiswedel will be' enter- land where they will be pre-. Mrs. George L. DeVost of Priebe. The organist will be from the city (or village) and jng Michigan State University" sented in;Lakewood Civic Au- Pemberton Road, is hospitality K ~h C k Pointe area men to fl'll vacan- - d't' 'um Room ;"'nJ ::Dining Room. ~urnifure t Yacht enne,l. 00. . county clerks where the child th t b" I I orl . chai.rman in charge of plans. Cles. m" forelgn" language inter- b' f th M" h' . eAnew'1 .erm egmnmg ear y The choI"r'sc"'ncert"" a.t ChI"I'St M D elll R' h d f W t s have A simultaneous children's was orn, or rom ,e Ie 1- m prI, . _ . rs. . ur I Ie ar 5, 0 es - WPYC service will be conducted at rogator teams of .the Military gan Department of Health. ----__ Church IS bemg hosted by The chester Road, and Mrs. Thea .. the De- the Grosse Pointe Woods Pres- Intelligence Service Organiza- State health department fees, Canterbury Club of Christ dore Vladeff will be hosteSses Regatta byterian Church, Mack avenue tio~ at Fort Wayne. as set by sta tute, are $1 for L. e.Yl.slat 0rS ofChurch,.MemorialThe ChurchTuxis ClUJpand theOff of the da.y. Present. will be 1 spon- at Torrey road. This program Capt. George A.. Coury, 805 each certified copy and 25c for. To Talk Here Youth Council of the Grosse::s'G~~:e Kell, president of d races is scheduled for children of 6 each certificate of registra- Pointe War Memorial. A re- , al this to 12 years of age. Pemberton, Grosse Poi n t e tion. Requests to the state ception with refreshments will ------24861 HARPER AVE. Betw~~ 9R~.d 10 I 10,000 The theme will be' "Jesus' Park, army r~serve inte1lig- health department can be "Major Issues Facing Mich- be held immediatelyfollowirig :it's easy to figure out why RT. CLAm SHORES, MICH. )ld, ac- Friends Around the World," ence commanaer at For t made either in person or in igan" will be the to.pic for dis- the concert for. aU who attend .. some people never had a show OPEN THURS. AND 9 P ~ j t from PRo6-4241 FRI. EVES. TILL .M. with the spe.aking parts pre- Wayne. sal"d qual'f"I led men wri,ting,th and feest must aCCOm- cus:;;ion.at the Aduilt ,Discus- The program, ,at Christ in. life-.1Jhey've.. ,, never even ~Alver- sented by MISSHelen Thomas would be placed with their panyR etItreques s. . . 'l d. siOn Group of the Uni,tarian' Church will elimina.te all se-. saved. the nriee~.. of admission. le Boat I eques s a so mus mc u e Church, 17440 East Jefferson cular'musicwhich will be re- '.. -~.:._- of the Grosse Pointe ~ethodist respective language team imM the full name of the child, Ayenue On Sunday morning placed by, choruses from Ax- : of the Church and Rev. VIctOr No- mediatdy. Qualified men must date and place of birth, and 10.00 a.m. before the church thur Honegge:v's"King David" GERALD DENNOME b race vander of the Wood~ .Presb?,- be between the ages of 18 and the full name of the parents service. accompanied by Richard Roe- terian Ch~rch. Combmed C~I~- 35 with previous military ser- including the mother's' maiden Senator Harold Ryan will ckelein at the' wgan. .Other ,ail Y.C. dren's chOIrs from the partlCI- vice. . starting name. speak on Sunday, March 30 selections on the, program in- Pating churches will provide A ...,4..f. d l' d .. ter-club Immediate 0 pen 1n g s are Ce.L'~IIe copy as supp Ie and give "A Democratic View clude: 'd in an the music. available in Armenian, Rus- for school children is a pho- of Major Issues Facing Mich- Bach-Now Shall The Grace. tJ )nfusion The public is cordially in- sian, Ukrainian, Polish, Hun- tostat of the original birth cer- i g a n ; and Representative Vhughn Williams - Lor d, last few vited to attend this community garian and Turkish interroga- tificate. A certific8,te of regis- Robert Waldron will speak on Thou Hast Been Our Ref1,lge. observancp. on Good FridaYt tor teams, said Coury. tration shows only the child's Sunday, April 13 and give, .,'A de Victoria-C Vas Omnes. April 4. name and his place and date Republican View of M a j or de Victoria-0 Mag n u minates m In addition to doing ______Reserve enlistments are be- of birth. Issues Facing MichigantJ•• Mysterium. e num- ing taken every Thursday, . . _ ess the 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Fort • ' " ten the Wipe Out Your Wayne, Bldg. 90, 6301.W. Jef- Announcing a fabulou's the Finest Cleaning, vorable ferson, by Capt. Hubert L. Garden Pests Toupin. new way to purchase decided ------iminate A complete program for pest we ,!ike to give es from eontrol and maintenance of Woods Missionary Guild es on fruit trees will be outlined by To Hear New Guinea Taik sses no Karl D. Bailey, District Hor. slenderella umbel's ticultural Agent, Michigan Women's Missionary Guild the fery Best Service! ace. In State University, at 7:30 p.m., of First English Evangelical three wonderful visits nlyone Monday, March 31, in the audi~ Lutheran Church, Grosse torium, Wayne County Gen- e class. Pointe Woods, meets April 2. eral H(>spitG\ll,Eloise, Michigan. - $2~O PER WEEI ~ouped Mr. Bailey will speak on a Luncheon will be served at Univer- 12 noon by, the Priscilla under workable program to help the 2-8120 home fruit growers with his Circle and at 1 o'clock a pro- :JUeJo problems throughout the year. gram on New Guinea Missions the "OK l'ICJ[ trP AND DELIVERY IN ALL POINTE! for These meetings are fre-e. They will take place. Pictures, slides Now every woman COft offord fabulous Slenderena eir own are sponsored by the Cooper- and a narra,tion will be by # ••• that wonderfuf plCicewhere fl9ure dreams come nee ative Extension Service of Mrs. Erwin Linsenman, chair- true • , • !lnd "OW lit a dream price ••• i\. raee Michigan State University. man. You'll get ••• a SlendereUo flgunt made to order ~d with just for:you .•• you',. different and.we know it ••• IY'rofoam no other woman i. quit. the same. . • ;milt by ANNOUNOING OUR NEW LOCATION I You'll get the luxury, the IcMng car. of the famoc:.s ~. These ( SlendereUo personnel, the Individual attention, the ~ighbor. privacy you'". heard so much about. l'-ompar- FREEn Triol treatment and flgure analysi .. Phone now. which Wolverine Or come in to the attrodive new S1enderello aalon.' d ereat- You'" love the relaxing, ch TU 4.2400 ~rosse Point • , •tore open Fridey nights until 9. ) ',1 t, , t . tz 2 2 ? 2 '2 , ' _...._------_. • . $ • a 2 , ''2 7 t 2 ;'.' P 'm. . .. y-.._. !. f' , \ '1' ...:r 1~' ~"', ,. I" 't"'" ~- ,', ) '. Page Twenty (;'ROSS! POINTE NEW~ Thursday, March 27, 1958 Goebel Leads I Nicholson Cracks Swim Mark Tournament St. Columba Garden 'Club to In Pin Loop . Plans Forming To Show Film Meet April 2 ..'Iii";;OI' &rtuil"e 4 : Plans for the Grosse Pointe A United Thank Offering. The WindJmiLlPointe Garden Badminto~ Clubs' second an- ,pro~am wi!! be presented on Club will hold its next meet- THEATRE .~ nua! Jumor, tournament on .AprIl 2 at 1 o'clock-at 'the '. ~,&. 1"'30 ' 1....: .' •. , . ... April 18 t9 20 are beinning 'Woman's Auxiliary Meeting of m~ &.'" tl#. 0 CJ.tK:kon AprIl 15311 E. Jeffer'son ., .. to take shape according to club St. Columba Church. 2 In the nome of Mrs, Irwin VAlley 2-2870 t •.•.•.•./ •.•.....'m.';r ,.,~ .:'.,.~, ..,,:,~,~:.:::.'""',..,,'"~'"pI'esident Wes Thompson. A~ Beattie, trea~urer of ':le Amberg, 646 Westchester road. YOUR A ....,j]£! The tourney will be sw:ead E~tslde Convo~atlon !1.T.O., Follo' , Starting Sunday thru ~' ., over three days instead of two WIll run the film strIp, CIA . Wlng the luncheon and Saturday r ..... as previously annormced~ Pre- Visitt to the' Chur~h in Puerto busmess meeting, a talk will CLAS~ ~.,:':C liminaries will ?e played i~ Rico", These slides show so~e be given by Mrs. FriUlk How- "l)()n't.Go Near the Water" :/": the boy's and gIrl's gymnasi- ,pf the more recent work ~hlCh ell, president of the Roe Glen Ford & Anne Francis Ch~rge Ad :;:it' "ums at Grosse Pointe High on has been done on the Isl~nd Society. e Cinern:ascope - Color) Cash Ads- Friday and Saturday, April and also ,hav~\ accompanymg ~:(:~:.< 5<: each ~f" " 18-19. The finals will be played no~es that pomt (jut the re- The New York Times quotes "Escapade in Japan" ~\i.ii/ ... in the gymatorium starting at '~atlon betwe~ the U.'.r.O: and Dr. Howard A. Rusk as saying Teres'a Wri~1»t & Cameron Mitchell :,'. ..iy,;"i . '. +?\.):,.,: ..'..".;i:::;:::;j~:;,\f~':"':., ,.'.' \:\i;::>'::: ~~ P~~.April 20 and continue ASU¥~Z~~~~ ..~~~~o f~~~~he ~~teJ~s y~~ :~;t i~~'~~ Cinemascope - COlor) '. . TUXf •• • >\i :i:::~bfliii'1W¥E4k:;:',::;;;:::~;;::;::::;::.::,::;:, .;.::>'.' ,:.:.': .':',: '::., .,... " ...... "',:.\,'~. • ...... />\ ..... 'T'rophies will be awarded to, uX1l~ary WIll ~e followed for tirement. More than 14,000,000 3 :,.:,.,';';':'.::::::.:::'::...•..~.:~.':,",::,,.,...::::::::::.....•.••..«jl![~,", ,.,.:..".".,"J:U:::m.~:~:::,~;,/':..', ' '..' ".':,',.:',':.,~'::"~:~::,.,~':,'..'.:.::,,:,~:,,:'~:':~..,~. +"-IJue'7Wm'ners m"each U'J._.Il th e d'1- that,. same day, choral com- men and women have reached . .••:.• ::;j: " '.. ." ... ,::'.. :,:0:::::::::)¥:i;.:,.:'::::.:::~,:,:::::y)::i visions which is O'Dento Pointe mumon, 10:30; Bible study, the widely accepted retire- LINE ", .) of. '".i.' .;/:. . "":""',,: ...."':.",?, boys and girls 16 years old and 11:15; luncheon, .12-noon; ~ro- ment age of 65, and their num- ~~:::::::):,. . • w«lL' ,," ; ., ~ 1 ' ...... ,',.,., .. , . - b .---...... -- ...... -:-,-...... ,.r=..,t~....;w...,.., ...-...,..".? ~,... 1IIIII!!eI.... P...... ;-9'....ql[lllt ,.... -----:. -:'-, ., .p-p@-p.'-21.;-, -;._; -,-., .C.,., -1-' .,-3--: .,-#-, ,.'.,u;-,i.1.1.;.)-",.,.; .,lii•• :I••,.,.p, J C., •• ;.", .': ." .,.:---_ ~58 Thursday, March 27, 1958 - G R 0 5.S E P.O I N.T ENE W S Twenty-on. - . . YOUR AD CAN IE CHARGEe Thre. Trunk L.in.sto Serve You 9uickly . ..CALL TUxedo 2.-6900' Thr.. Trullk Lh.... to Serve y.. Quickly !)EADLINE 4- P.M. TUISDAY: 5-S3TUATION WANTED CLASSIFIED RATES SA-SITUATIONS WANTED 6A-FOR RENT- 8-A~TICLES' FOR SALE 8-AR;TICLES FOR SALE 8--ARTICLES FOR SALI l1-AUTOS FOR SALE . . (Furnished) I. ,_ WALL WASHING and paint- REF INED colored woman.' FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT - GRAND RAPIDS dining, room Cherge Ads-IS words for $1.00 ing; basements cleaned and BEAUTIFUL leathE!r top lamp PRIVATE party looking tM would like general and GIRL 'TO SHARE ' furnished Screens, all types, grates~' :furniture, Color TV: rugs, table, marble top end table, Cash Ads-I S words for 90c painted. Reasonahle. VAlley cooking, after 12 thru din- Indian Village'~ car ria g e '56 or '57 Plymouth-Dodge, andiroIlS, .tools,' See. display floor lamps, 'tables, antiques, lamps, chrome kitchen set, 4-door. Has '54 Dodge. TU 1-4127, nero References. UN 3-7366. house apartment, VA. 1.9675, 5c each additional word , at .SMITH - M...c\TTHEWS, china, .glass, washing ma~ chenille bedspread. VtAlley 1-7667. VA. 3-0868 after 7, 6640 Charlevoix Ave. WA - chine,' miscellaneous. TU 1-9560, LA1.iPS GERMAN woman, good cook, 2-7155.' :5-;1602. '55 FORD st.ation wagon, Spas- Call Custom-made 1amp shades would like general house- GROSSE POI;NTE. Park, upper madf! and recovered in my CONSOLE rildio and phono- senger, 4 door Country' TUXEDO 2-6900 work, will stay after 6 p.m. 5 room, gas heat, garage,' CHINA' furniture' rugs an-' GERMAN binoculars, "Carl home. Grosse Pte. references. graph combination. Dark Sedan, Deluxe equipment. , WA 2-6163. VA. 4-1215. . tique~,' miscellan~ous, b~ught Zeiss" 15x50, never used. 3 Trunk lines TU 2-0315, 139 Ridge Road. - mahogany. In playiilig aoo.. FordQmatic, power steering, and sold. Majestic Furniture, Regular price, $375; will sell dition, $26. VA 1-8014. LADY wishes work by day or GROSSE POINTE, near E, etc. Well cared tori good LINER S~ATIONS MAN with Grosse Pointe ex- Jefferson city limits. Nicely 10227 WDodward, TOwnsend for $250. LA 1-4153. after condition throughout. Won. perience wants 3 hours week. Grosse Pte. references, 6-2500. 6 p.m, DOG KENNEL :fence, 4x10 :ft. Also experienced in restaur- furnished 'four rooms and derful second ear. $1,295. CUNNINGHAM DRUGS mornings cleaning in Grosse bath. Adults. $28,per week; Pot"table, s elf - supporting, TUxedo 2-4721. ant kitchen work. WAlnut PERIOD blue davenport and with dog~ house included, 16941 Kercheval at Notre Dame Pointe area. 'fU 2-6900. . \less by month. Telephone DRAPERIES, made tD order TU 15-9698 4-0529. by ,a professional. Guaran- green chair, Perfect condi. $35, TU 1-2898, EXPERT BOA T refinisher VAlley 1-8985. 1951 FORD, m~chanically per .. HARKNESS PHARMACY teed. TUxedo 1-5210. tion. Radio and phono com- wishes weekend work. VAl- LADY wishes two or three FURNITURE in 3 room apart- feet, economical to run. A 20313 Mack Ave. at LochrnoO\. MOROSS.MACK ..Duplex, two binati 17051 Kercheval at St. Cla1J' kind of yard work: grass GERMAN woman, experienced condition. TU .1-4701, TU 5-4827 cutting, s h rub b e r y and pairing. Best sel~tion of lamps ble 8J with eontinenta1 tire N is looking for day work. LAKEPOINTE-Warren. Com- and shades in town: , Cash for Your Discards flowers. Grosse Pointe ref- BOY'S sport jacket, size 16-18, mount. Blue and white 1A-PERSONALS HOward 5-1874. fortably furnished.' heated ST. MICHf\EL'S , erences. RA. 5-0456. Lamps by Martin like new, $10. Also little leather interior. Perfect con- upper 5 room i n com e. r NEED a baby sitter? Reliable 14637- 41 Kercheval, corner girl's dresses, size 14, $1 and NEW THRIFT SHOP dition. Can be seen at 1041 LADY wishes day or week Adults. References. Deposit. nursemaids a v ail able by RESPONSIBLE MAN will do work. Loves children; Ref- Manistique, VAlley 2-8151. $2, TU 2-2721. Devonshire Road, G r 0 8 •• TU 5-8,921. , 20475 Sunningdale, rd hOllr, day or week. Matern- any type of work andod d erences. TY 7-2646. Pointe, daily. jobs. Mr. Oliver, TYler 6 - .. PIANOS - ORGANS. New and Gross Pointe Woods ity help available. The Sit- 6B-Rooms for. Rent _ GIRL'S White nylon shortie 0735, days; N. Scott, TA 5-1 EXPERIENCED day worker use d. Thiry Jewelry' & coat, scout uniform, :.ize Hours: Friday, 1-) p.m. 12-AUTOS WTD. TO BUY ters Club, PRescott 7-0377. Pian!) Company, 20756 Mack. 7087, after 6 p.m. . and laundress. Grosse Pointe ATTRACTIVELY f \1 r n ished 12-14, Good c ondi ti 0 n. nd Open Friday until 9. I WILL CALL at your home to EXPERT Swedish corrective COLLEGE student desires references. Oall TR 5-7664. room and private bath for , Reas()nable~ TUxedo 1-9937. buy any model used car, any massage. One hour treat- GIFT SHOP --- yard work, chamfering, win- single person in Farm's age, for cash and pay you ment. Ladies only. By ap- FINE ARTS sterling, modern dow cleaning,miscellarie- EXPERIENCED day worker, home. Close to ,Park and GOLFERS Unusual Gifts more mDney. Tom Roney, pointment. VA. 2-7475. laundress. City references. bus lines. Some, household pattern, 24 pieces, never ous jobs. PR 6-7928. New and ~ed golf equipment. Roney Motors, LA 6-6611-15. TR 2:B603.. privileges. Optional baby used. Ver.i reason8Jble, Also and JewfSilry CHRISTIAN TEACHER de- HANDYMAN around house. . sifting in return for rent. All famous pro models wedding gown, size 12, $25, sires summer work with 0dd jobs; house cleaning, EXPERIENCED laundress & - Nurse or teacher preferred. EDGAR "BUTCH" BRANDAU PR 9-1427. (The Algonac ~ Algonac) WE NEED children in home where cleaning for Tuesday and TU: 5:-4284. yard basement, attic; wall 1325 Cadillac Blvd. 3649 M J9 Hwy., 1~3 and 1954 Models lodging is provided. Avail- washing; some painting, in- Thursday. City references. CUB uniform, size 10; boy's able June 5. Write Box C- side and out. References. TO 6-0728. ,TWO comfortable first floor coat, size 14; boy's shirts, A Bite or a Bar!quet Amy Make or Body Style 206, Grosse Pointe News. TYler 8-6818. bedrooms, kitchen privileges DO IT YOURSELF size 10; girls' dresses, size Have Customers Waiting 58-EMPLOYMENT if desired. Grosse Pointe • CABINETS 14. Garnes. 111 2-0506. Open Daily froln 11 a.m. For 32 Years We 'Have Be&n 1I-ENTERTAINMENT LADY desires job taking care BUREAU City. TU. 2-6479. • FORMICA GIRLS' coats, dresses,' sports- Boat Dockage Paying Up to $100 More of sick people; home, hos- • PLYWOOD AARONSON ACE C 0 UP L E S, cooks, maids, ROOM, employed gentieman wear, 8-10. TU 4-2801. Banquets, Parties pital, convalescent home. Go • PA:N.EL~NG ATTRACTIONS chauffeurs, caretakers, jani. interested in hcrme'at1nos- It H. COOK home nights. Good refer- • DOORS -- Music Unlimited tors and porters. Day or phere. Garage optiDnal. VA CHAISE LOUNGE, mahogany ences. WA. 3-5446. • DRAWERS 8A OFFIC! EQUIPMENT 15701 HARPER A-I Orchestras-Combos- week.. Field's Employment. 2-4593. , end tables, French divan, TV Berkshire-Balfour 22500 MACK radio record player combi- FOR SALE Bands SECRETARIAL SERVICE TR 3.7770. TUxedo 4-0933 Call us now for your spring GROSSE POINTE, ideal loca- PR 5-0470 nation, oak rocker, miscel- Accurate .and reasonable. 6-FOR RENT (Unfurnished • tion. 2 rooms, employed Ianeous. TU 4-3490. TYPEWRITERS and adding Open Till 9:00 and summer musical affairB, Telephone service machines, new, rebuilt. Rea- TO 5-2990 TO 9-2517 ladies. ED 1-1361. TWO GENUINE Or~ental rugs, Rosemary Gant, TU 2-2867 BEACONSFIELD, 1005 - 5- . . 7'x5. By owner. GlaHmorn- RCA COLORED 21" TV; AI- sonable prices, N a t ion a 1 12A~BOATS & MOTORS sace Drexel French Provin- MAGICIAN - Performs for room lower, automatic heat, PLEASANT room. III qUIet ings fur nppoint,ment. TU. o if ice Equipment, 16749 EXPERIENCED man wishes new 1y 'decorated. Adults h()me for employed gentle. cial dining seti'"'bedroom set, 14 FOOT. Lyman outboard. children's birthday parties or 5-5666. y Harper at Bi!;hop. TUxedo work cleaning, janitor, wall Mahogany d~k and trim. 25 special occaSIons. Age 14. only. TUxedo 2-2544 eve- man. Close to business cen. Touraine Drexel;' blond bed. 1-7130. I. washing or general handy- H.P. Johnson. 'i passenger. Good references. nings. ters.TU 1-6255. room set; recreation room man. TWinbrook 1-4463. steering gear, remote con- VAlley 3-1206 ' furniture; red leather ch{iir '-ARTICLES ;~M.iED 2 ROOMS with sp.mi-private trol, running light-a, trailer, NURSE desires baby' sii ,j , I '. . =2 - Q, , ; oS S '.SO'N 7 7 ' N' 0 ;san.s, sras ? ' am s P '722 • 2 S • e; _, •• * , ; U. a trt , ? , me. .. ~ .. . , ), ;. Page Twenty-two (; R OS S E Ii0 IN iE- NEW 5 Thursday. Mar,ch 27. 1958 - Thurs 21Z-U FERTILIZ- lawns; J YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED 9liicldy Three Trun': Lines to Serve Y~u Three Trunk Lines to Serve Yow Quickly 'EADLINE 4 P.M. TUESDAY soil. By CALL.,TUxedo 1-6900 TUxedo 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 16-PETS FOR SALE . 1-3919 . 21C-ELECTRICAL :211~PAINTING AND 21 J-WALL WASHING 21R-CEMENT WI:)RK 21S-CARPENTER WORK FOR SALE FOa SALE SERVICE WILL sell or exchange for DECORATING I ALL BRICK. WORK, base- RECREATION, and attic smail dog, champion' line All types of electrical repairs, WALL WASHING A:t:nTA, 519 . .PA!NTING. ments and porches, built and rooms. Elmer T. Labadie, WINDMILL POINTE Luxurious, new pressed Weimaraner. Tu 6-a690. and violatiops 'corrected. . PYRAMID' repaired. VAlley 1-0860. TV 2':2064. brick, three bedrooms~ :p AINTING COMPANY INTERIOR - EXTERIOR DRIVE. 15315 GERMAN short hair pointer; MARTIN'S RAT PROOFING • bedroom Southern Colonial Many modern quality fea- RESIDENTIAL . N eat, clean, dependable. CARPENTER REPAIRS: Kit. t.ures. Lawn seeded. excellent hunter;' age, . 3 ELECTRIC SERVICE C~ment work, garal{es raised, chens, at t.i c s, recreation overlooking water. Paneled COMME!?~CIAL Reason~ble rrices. For free years. TRinity 5~7065 0)'. 14435., Kercheval' ..Ave., near leveled, straightened, porches, rooms, additions; also small cocktail lounge with built-in estimates call TUxedo 5-2165". Chalmers . FREE ESTIMATES cement steps. Bonded. FHA repair jobs. FRescott 6-5363, Hi-Fi on first floor. Complete VEnice 9-7169 MERRIWEATHER ROAD ,VAlley 1-'l651 TUxedo 1~3029 ' terms. PRescott 7-2073. modern kitchen with utility ( ! :MERION POODLES" standard, black, 9 ,LAkeyiew 6-01368 WALL WASHING, 27 years SPRIK room. 2 car attached garage. Colonial, near Charlevoix. 3 weeks, AKC. Puttencove 21D-ELEC. APPLIANCE CARPENTER: Repairs, alter. .od. Lane Open for inspection 1-5 by experhmce. Elmer .T. La- bedrooms, bath, fIr~t. floor 1avo, Championship strain. TUXe- PA INTING, interior al)d ex- 1367 LAKEWOOD ations, new work. Work ... planting. Builder. EXPERTVACUUM badie, TUxedo 2-2064. breakfast room, terrace ca'rpet- do 5-2424. te:cior. Free' esthnates. Ex- VA 2-2706 manship guaranteed. PH .tOl'.-e W2 TUXEDO 1-7786 -- 7-2288. ing, 2 car garage. $27,500. i-FOR ADOPTION: Half-grown CLEANER SERVICE Peri~nced ,painters. :Leo P. WALL WASHING, window cleaning, tile floors cleaned 21S-CARPENTER WORK CALFLE ROBERT E. SCHULTZ Now:' Free delivery ot..bags , Kistner, PRescott 7-5876... If 21T-DRESSMAKING JOHN .B. DOYLE ,kitten, fuUof personality, paper bags, brushes, belts. 24- n o answer. call PRescott and waxed. Experienced. In- LANDS 128 KERCHEVAL TU 2-6262 _ friendly. T_U_._5-_1_82_1_._'__ hour service .. 7-5853. ' , sured. Free estimates. J. Hal. JIM SUTTON EXCLUSIVE alterations on RAyt~ len. LAkeview 6-3372, VAI- 1677 BRYS dresses and suits by MarIe .pring elf: DEEPLANDS 20-PIANOSERVICE HARPER'VACUUM EX PERT, painting, .paper harig- Stephens, 'also remodeling Authorized Eureka. Hoover Dealer . ley 4-9676. -Carpel1lter Work, Repairing & Reding, su 1 and repairing furs. Quick 4 BEDROOMS GROSSE POINTE COM P LET E piano service. SALES and SERV.l:CE ng by mechanics, free e~ti- Remodeling, Attie::s, Porches, PRe NEW - REBUILTS - PARTS mates. Van Assche, TUxedo WALL WAS HI N G, paper Garages. service on hems. TU 5 7610. Tuning, repairing, refinish- 17176 E. W:ARREN, at CADIEUX cleaning, interior decorating. M()St attractive new custom NEW EXCLUSIVE SUB. TU 1-1122 1 OPEN 10 TO 7 4-1187, VA 4-1492. COMPLET ing and moth proofing, Place Twenty years' experience. TU 4-2942 DESIGNING fashlOnable suits, home. Built on 138 ft. front- JUST OFF LAKESHORE RD. ice, lawn your order early. R. Zech , coats and dresses, alterations age. Huge step down l,iving PRE-PLANNED 10 HOMES 21 E-eUSTOM CORSETS I Painting and Deco- o. Pq,upatt, VAlley 2~2522, REt>AIRS and improvements. and ferti1 RE 9-3232, A- and. hats; restyling, rea- room and dining room, and TO ENABLE US TO CUS- elean.up SPENCER (fORSETS rating. wall washing, WALL WASHING, painting, All types of carpenter work. sonable. VA 2-"3610. powder room. Deluxe kitchen TOM BUILD FOR LESS _ PLAYER pianos r e p air ed, paper hanging. Low winter Also aluminum combination Quiere. Individually designed, light - e.stimat~. with built-in refri~erator, dou- COM PAR E VALUES -...:.. bought and, sold. Slocum 'weight foundations and sur - patch plastering. lawn rates, free estimates. J~k dors, windows and awnings. SEWING alterations, adults ble oven, dishwashet, break- BU!LDER IS OFFERING 7-7330, or PRescott 7-9482. gical gar men t s, over 26 furniture sprayed. A-I Foster, VAlley 4-9542. J. Barker, VAlley 1-8146. and children; hems~ zippers, GRIFFOR fast bar and many extras SAVINGS ON FIRST TEN years experience. M a u d e plain d:.'apes,. aprons and 21A-GENERAL SERVICES references. Co lor e d. WALLS WASHED,wallpaper Tr~es to Beautiful large' redwood den, HOMES. CALL TODAY. Ban n e r t, 368 McKinley , HOME REMODE,LING pillows. TU 1-7455. removed. with beamed ceiling, fireplace -- ' James L. Crawford cleaned. Experienced work- Grosse IPointe, TU 5-4027 0r SPECIALIS'l'S and built-in Hi-Fi cabinets A. F. BURCHARD ers; work guaranteed. WAl- ARE YOU havipg a "fit" be- edo 1-511 WINDOW SHADES TOwnsend 9-3317. Birch kitchen cabinets, bath Speakers throughout. Master PRESCOTT '3-0380 VAlley I.J385 nut 4-4801. cause' your clothes don't? PORCH SHADES fixtures, formica vanitory, at- bedroom and unusual bath, Experienced alterations of ALUMINUM STORM 21G~~ROOF SERVICE tics, porches. FRE[ with private enclosed patio on 21K-WINDOW WASHING aU kinds. 4208 Beaconsfield. WINDOWS AND DOORS DONALD BLISS first floor. GUTTERS cleaned, repaired No money down, easy terms TUxedo 5-1472.. ALUMINUM AND FIBER , WINDOW CLEANING Complete Three large bedrooms and two GROSSE POINTE Decorator HERMAN BROTHERS GLASS AWNINGS and painted. Conductdrs un - EXPERT alterations, dress- baths on second floor with ex- Ex terior Interior WALL WASHING By App't. , GLASS BATH-TUB plugged. Any kind of roo f VA. 2-8333 VA. 2-0304 making. Your home or mine. ceptionally large closets. Full Free Estimates Service on Screens and'Storms ENCLOSURES repair, creoscted or recov - Valley 4-0914. basement has fireplace and MAPLETON ROAD, 1 block 30 Years in G.P. Brick Washing Expertly Done TUx J Complete Repair Service ered. TUxedo 1-5110. CARPZNTER - finisher. Builds lav. Entire rear of first floor to St.Paul's Catholic school, Basement Painting couple blocks to pu:blicgrade Cleaning, Repairing porches, roo m S, garages. MONOGRAMMING. _. Good all Thermopane, with sliding TU 1-7050 and high schools. This con- Recondi tioning ROOF REPAIRING H. E. GAGE & SON Does all type of commission work, fast service. Call even4 glass doors. For appointment, Expert on leaky roofs; caulk TU 4-0136 TU2-7413 work. Fixtures, flooring, as- ings, Thursdays or Sunday. eall veniently located older white ESQUIRE SHADE CO. - FREE .,estimates. Best work- K Colonial has 3 BR, bath, 1st ing and gutters unplugged , phalt' tiling. Paneling. and Mrs. Zahm, ValleY' 3-9696. 15133 Gratiot ~ manship at best possible 21 M-Sewer Cleaning recreation rooms. &timates LA~ TUxedo 5-6914 floor lav., gas heat, 2 car att. Open Friday Until 9 P.M. hung-up, painted inside an d prices. TUxed~ 2-5308. out. free. TUxedo 5-5892. DRESSMAKING and re-de- SER' gara,ge. Under $15,000. LA 1-1515 LA 1-151 signing: suits, d res s e s, 6 VEnice 9-2220. STERLING'S anne parker ERNESTA. BOCK ELECTRIC SEWER R E P A I R SCREENS, fences, bridals and maternity. Rea- Com pie ROSLYN ROAD, red brick FIREPLACE equipment, br'ass opens saturday 2-5: GUTTERS cleaned, repaire Po inter and decorGtor; quality. CLEANING porches, 'steps, aoors; win- sonable. 11] 4-4705. Garden Colonial on lot 60' x 150'. and irons, tools repolishe d 1658' Anita. Almost m the d or replaced, metal deck , and color matching, the finest! 24 hr. service dows, cab in e t s, boo k- CUSTOM . dressmaking, de- Clean-up, lap of grades and junior, 3 BR, 2 baths, good size and lacquered, screens re Don't cut your trees, I will - roofs IJe p air e d, flat 0 Served Grosse Pointe homes for cases, good work, prompt signing, restyling, altera- modernized kitchen wit h p air e d. Smith - Matthews , r cut the roots. . dressing. r easy side street lope to pa- shingled, priva.te party. Fre e 10 years. service. S. E. Barber, 20380 tions, best references. ' Van . rochial. A real family home Dishmaster, disposal, etc. 6640 Charlevoix, WA 2-7155. PRescott 6-1370 prunrng an 1st floor decorating just com- estimates. Ask for Nelson 20685 Woodmont TU 1-6905 Hollywood, TU 4-0051. Dyke-Jefferson. Mrs. Sharp. with fine fundamentals, high PR 6-7159. ADams 1'::9150. bery. Free potential, 71;2big rOoms, gas, pleted. Carpets and drape- CARPET LAYING 21N--Furnace VVork ries included. NEW AND OLD COMPLETE decoratiiig ser- KITCHEN CABINETS EDgev. 2 car, terrace, ht powder, vice. Licensed, insured, win- SMOKE? - NO HEAT? & FORMICA TOPS 21U-PLUMBING 2nd bath. Asking fair-Iy. Stair Carpet Shifted RE-ROOF NOW, AT WINTE R HUGH Repairs of All Types . ter p r ice s. Van Houzen Ch. CI d T t Custom Made Furniture _ .. Kitch- LANDSCAP 382 McKinley, s wi m at PRICES Brothers. PRescott 5-4875, tmneys eane Op 0 en Cabinets .. Formica Tops. Bars 3D-GALLON automatic tank., LEO TRUDEL $95, installed:glas~ lined, lawn cut Farms Park or a few jumps CHALMERS We have 35 years of ex- LAkevI'ew 6-3727. Bottom, .. Recreation Rooms .. _ Floor nance; tre1 TU 5-0703 ~rience and over 10,000 - and Cf~iUng Tile , . . Guaranteed $110 installed. Gas heat, low- away at new Brownell Jr., TUxedo 4-4040 FurnacescI. $6.50. Work. supplies. V Richard, St. Paul also. This satisfied customers; mostly FREE ESTIMATES est prices. Free estirilates. DRYERS VENTED, $15.00. 3- eastside and Grosse Pointe Painting and Decorating All 'makes repaired. AMERICAN CABINET & Working master plumber. deceiving colonial has 4 bIg 13A-LOTS FOR SALE ir~. standard installation. Ca 11 bedrooms, 2 barths, powder area. Best of Grosse Pointe References ABCO CHIMNEY & WOOD PRODUCTS VAlley 1-9218, 24-hour serv- LA 7-0533, TU 1-4162. • Interior • Exterior ice. room, over 40' hanging clos- LOCKHART ROOFING 16750 E. " Mile Road GROSSE POINTE PARK Frp,e Estimates FURNACE SERVo ets, 2 fireplaces, and good 1002 Harvard, iOOx130, $11,000 CO. VAil 3 I I 13 East Detroit PLUMBING, heating and gas new details. Terms for your N. E. Cor. Bishop and Jeff. Suburban Maintenance LAkeview 7-7200 JOHN R. FORTIER ey - PR 1-5269 conversion, electric sewer offer. TU 5~0448. PR 7-3551 Free est. A.M.-P.M. cleaning, automatic gas 148x150, $10,000 Associates Nights, TU. 1-1259 and incidentally: 1003 Cadieux,' 100x130, $8,000 water heater installed as anne parker agrees with eisen- TUxedo 2-2593 "No Job is too Small" 210-Waterproofing MODERNIZING low as $100. Licensed plumb-' hower: the enemy would Monday through Friday One p h 0 n e call for all 21H-RUG CLEANING E. A. KNOER B t M d D REMODELING er. J. M. Kushner, TU 5-2959,' love us bankrupt . . . this home maintenance prob- Painting & Decorating asemen 5 aery TU 5-7132. • is no time to inflate prices lems. BESTCARPET CLEANERS Interior, exterior, paper hang- Cracked walls repaired, re-in- Kitchens, Family Rooms, SUN GROSSE POINTE FARMS - ing ,wall washing. forced. All brick repairs. Gu~r- Attics, Rec. Rooms 21Y-SILVER PLATING and deflate our dollars' PR 6-3038 TU 1-4571 CLEANING DYING value ... it costs more now Whitccmb Drive off Lake- anteed, insured. . Licensed Builder TU 1-0235 Manuel Marchese SILVER &. GOLD PLATING to advertise and sell houses shore. 100 ft. Owner. TUxedo Rt?AIRING Plans Furnished, Meeb 2-4760, WO 1~4941. PROMPT HOME SERVICE LAkeview 6-9300 Grosse Pointe References Oxidizing and Re9airing Prese: than in 1950 and 1955 but PRACTICAL BUILDERS P AINTING, papering, paper Brass Polishing & Lacquering they are bringing higher FREE ESTIMATES Councilm1 prices than previously so ANNE PARKER offers outly- Garages, frame and brick. INSURED removed. Wall washing. 21P-FURNITURE REPAIR C B H EL~AER Jewelry Repairing, Engraving William C ing lots: Incomes, 40' x 70' Roofing and siding, kitchens Neat, reliable. Work guaran- C US TOM upholstering, A. •• Iv \' LEEBERT and EdWil brokers are revlarded ac- TU 2-6556 teed. Mertens, 122 Muir, TU Abse: cordingly, therefdre a five 35' x 100', improved or part- remooeled, cement drives and 2-0083. . splendid selection of deeo- , BILDOR SILVERSMITHS May(:: percent selling fee is being ly. $500 up. A very nice big porches. Licensed and regis- CARPETS, rugs, furniture ex- rative fabrics. Expert need- continued •.• tered. Free estimates. lepoint mounting. Estimates TUXEDO 4-0522 14508 CHARLEVOIX Appr( E. Detroit corner averaged pertly cleaned in your horn e; Hughes Brothers nation skt: also, anne parker agrees with 100/200 for $8,000. TU R. P. SPURGEON prompt, courteous servic e. cheerfully g i v e n. Ewal~ CARPENTER, repairs, doors, NR. CHALMERS City Man tradition: .this wonderful 5-0448. PRESCOTT 5-4311 Free estimates. Kief Carp et Painting and Decorating 13929 Kercheval. VA 2-8993. locks, sash cords, cabinet VA 2-7318 budget 811 land has been a Christian Cleaners, TUxedo 1-0369. field with Interior-Exterior 219-PLASTERING work. EDgewater 1.4576. . by the Fn one with a long history of l3D-Modgc.qres METAL AWNINGS cleaned Wall Washing respect for the Sabbath ... RADKE CARPET CLEANER S and wax e d. Reasonable. MODERNIZATION ~ .Kitchens, Minm with permission from "her" Rugs, carpets, and furnitu re Free Estimates SILVER - GOLD &pproved LAkeview 7-9252. .Expert Paper Hanging PLASTERING attics, ree. rooms, porches; oWners, a six day week shall . MORTGAGES cleaned beautifully. Orien tal rough and finish work. Guar- .Replate and Repair 'service Minm henceforth be observed by rugs, Wilton, wool, rayon, ny- TU 5-1165 TU 1-7687 Additions, basements, arches, Mower, 1:: Residential- Commercial UNDERCOATING SPECIAL anteed .. TUxedo 5-0143. Your satisfaction Guaranteed anne parker, to the exclu- lon, tacked down or 100se, 5293 Yorkshire. ceilings, general repairs. Rea- .. $13.95 12357 K 8 Mile Road, At th: sion of Sunday selling of FIRST MORTGAGE c 1 e a n e d in your home and sonable charges. CALL PRescott 5-5347 for free l)ermit throofed, the modern wa y. PRESCOTT 3-2968 estimates on home repairs, the appee. 4 days $1,000 up, 6%, 5~7 Yrs. Free estimates: CUSTOM building, remodeling porches, LAkeview 6-1615 ' of a sign 1 Repayment. SCHOENHERR M-97 HOLLYVrOOD cor. Marter - DR 1-3133 garages, kitchens, r,~creation M & S PLATING COMPANY The<: SECOND MORTGAGE SERVICE . PAINTING & DECORATING REMODELING arches" toves, Well maintain~d bung., 5 23830 Groesbeck Highway rooms, etc. No job too smalL The C LOANS. Equity above Mort- Homes Offices Stores all kinds of plastering. Work signs on I~ rms., new carpeting, nat'L East Detroit CA R PET, linoleum, guaranteed. Free estimates. KITCHEN remodeling and de- are in vio fireplace, kit. with tablesp., gage of Land Contract Balance 21Z-LANDSCAPING plus ,Chattel on Contents,$525- tile laying and re- Papering a ,Specialty VAlley 2-0021. singing and. all built-in ap- the busin~ knotty pine basemt., gas ht. 3o yrs. your Local Decorator pliances. Queen's Kitchens, requested $2,000 - 18 Mo. Repayment. No VENETIAN BLINDS pairing. Stair carpet ing permi: apprnisal charge. PLASTER-CONTRACTOR; re- 16117 Mack. TU 5-6238. HOWARD PROBST WINDOW SHADES shifted. d carpet R. A. LABADIE pair work. Rea s on a b I e. The :t h.m. SELDON. co. 0' 125 Muir, Grosse Pte. Maniaci, TUxedo 1-7179, or KITCHEN Formica counter 1958, were GRISWOLD SHADES MADE laid and repaired. All Landscape Gardening ment'rep< WHILE YOU WAIT TU 5-2747 DRexel 1-8293. tops; cabinets r-emodeled; 18530 Mack Avenue TU 4-6221 MORTGAGE CO. COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE w 0 r k guaranteed. new sinks installed. Old or Co. me report ------1423 Ford Bldg. WO 3-7280 PAINTI~G - INTERIOR ALL KINDS of plastering. Call new work. PResco'ct 5-8710. Autho Free estimates. today. Patching. No job too LAkeview 1-6896 City Clerk Grosse Pointe references. the ruling COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE, 1969 14-REAL ESTATE CITY SASH &, smalL Clean, neat workers. H. F. JENZEN BUILDING PRescott 6-6554 Fine Paper Hanging All work guaranteed. Free and secon GROSSE POINTE WOODS WANTED applicatiol 21f~PAINTING AND Work myself, insured. estimates. LAkeview 7-7854. Home and Industrial Repairs. EASTLAND SCREEN CO .. Additions, attics completed, the Michil Attractively decorated 3-Ded- DECO.RATING Winter prices now. LAWN CUTTING CO, having th BUY AND SELL 14000 EAST SEVEN MILE HD. Written guarantee. CRACKED or damaged plaster Porch enclosures, recreation room brick Colonial. Wall-to- repaired, with new system POWER ROLLING Th~ C wall carpeting, less. than 2 GROSSE POINTE LA 7-3700 FOR THE FINEST gene ral Terms if desired: rooms, gar age s repaired, of the tra: ,J dry wall.. Also. replace or Tandem Rollers PROPERTIES OPEN ANY EVENING BY APPT. painting and decorating at Kerby years old. New linoleum in at LEON STRIEGEL repair ceramic tile. Ernest T"'J 1~9744 TU 1-9611 PRESCOTT~7-5296 reasonable cost see Char les ligh~ wo kitchen, garbage disposal, DISTIN and DISTIN 21B-WATCH REPAIRING pel Barba, PRescott 1-4580. dismnaster, 2-car garage. By A. SGhrader VAlley 4-03 VAlley 1-7275 would per In Real Estate Business for 88. ...-L-- owner, no agents. .EXPERT WATCH and clock GUIDE TO GOO'DSERVICE The C 22 years.' Member of 21R-CEMENT WORK facts in t repairing. Prompt service. For Finer COMPLETE decorating,' ser- TUxedo 4-6759. Grosse Pointe B:'okers' As~ 'vice. Interior and exterior A-I CHIMNEY, broken steps, action wo~ sociation. Reasonable prices. Bradley alleviate s , Jewelers, 20926 Mack at Interior and Exterior painting .. 'Paper removmg brick work, waterproofmg VEnice 9-9600 and paper hanging. Wall ,walls. All work guaranteed, Firem i HamptOl.. TV 2-9.309. . GROSSE POINTE Patrolman P.aintingand Decorating washing. W 0 r k ma n S hip free .estimates. Call anytime. f GROSSE POINTE PARK 16-P£15 FOR SALE classified WATCH CO~'DITIONING .. guaranteed to be the b~st. LO 7~3230. J FIRST OFFERING TU 1.'813 Mr. .A CHIHUAHUA, AKC registered, Fine workmanship; Reasonable CHRIS C. CHARRO N For estimates, Shoe Repair to operate An excellent substantially , A-I CEMENT and brick work :4-Br. a Da1 $35 up. Choice puppies. TEm- prices. Complete service, CO. CALLWM. FORSYTHE of. all kinds. Chimney' re~ 379 Fishe,' Rd•• Opp. High The C built family home with 4 bed- ple 1-5489, 3931 Avery. Jewelry repair.ed, mountings VAlley' 2-9108 I , cations ar: DR 1-2686 PR 8~47'78 pairs. All, estimates free. rooms, ~lh baths, paneled li- and engraving. Earle RichardsServicl building II KERRY Blue female pup, 8 Satisfaction Our Guarante e VA 2-4618. brary with fireplace. Conven- CERTIFIED 20397 Mack Ave .. III the Wood. The l we.eks old. AKC. Shown by Established in 1925 M.& M'I DECOI?ATORS ient location in St. Clare MASTER WATCHMAKER for arlee< parish, appointment. TUxedo 4-4601.1 Full Insurance Coverage F or Custom painting and decorat- ALL BRICK WORK La..lds Ac in~. Interior, exterior. Work- was appro POODLE, black male. AKC Your Protection NEW AND REPAIRS T. RAYMOND JEFFS DYGERTS' manship and materials guar- PORCHES, STEPS, ETC. For Quick Aspe registered. Has shots. Best 16956 E. Warren -at Harvard TV i.Radio Service II KeICheval TU 1-1100 anteed. Free esthnates. Call Leaky Basements Repaired 21, 1958. I offer. Parkway 1-4965. TUxedo 5-9121 CUSTOM ART WORK Guaranteed Repair Work the radio anytime _ LICENSED AND INSuRED ON YOUR WALLS VALLEY. 4-7854 • Television • Radio M:r.L THIRY jewelry, 20756 Mack at MANUAL MARCHESE POODLES Why use wallpaper mura Is • Sound Equipm ent Supervise 216 RIDGE Anita. Specializing in watch ed wid 2 beautiful silver miniature . when :1ou can have them repairs. Watches repaired NEAT reliable man. desires LA 6-9300 'k:ckand OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 males, 8 and 11 months. hand painted? Very. re a-' window, wall washing, dec- EAST EMIli ConSii Long, low, and lovely Ranch Trimmed, innoculated and from all over the world. All sanable. SAM VAGNETTIE registered. Very reasonable. work guaranteed. oratin~. Good references. LO the issuar with 3 bd~., 3 baths, library, , PRescott 8-4819 or CEMENT WORK RADIO AND TV m~tin:g 0 Younger pups, toy and minia- 7-7452. family rm., & beautiful terr. Sidewalks, Driveways, Garage Recon tures in aU colors. Dachshund 21C-ELECTRICAL PRescott 8-5049 Sales & Service Park Cab' Co. with wonderful view. TV SERVICE 21J~WALL WASHING floors, steps and po~ches. regarding 1-4200. puppies alsoavailable. OOiil- 13940 Kercheval near Eostlawr of boats a plete trimming service. FOR REPAIR RADIOS, call A-I PAINTING, wall washi ng. SPRING wall washing and Basement,' Rat Walls VA.. ,4-9823 VA 2.2411 Mr. "9l Johnstone & Johnstone GARGETT'S TUxedo 4-4541. Will call for Free estimates. Tromb ley painting. Reasonable; free the City a PRescott 5-0794 ~md deliver. Service, PRescott 3-0163. estimates. DRexel 1-2964-. 3908 Cadieux TU :S-0785 provided. Discu: POINTEBUSTOM TAILORS Works WI 1958 meet Forewarn'd, The J] foreorm'd! SAVE. AT Men's and Ladies' SUits Tanored to Order. Alter. COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS; re ations, rellninr •• Doublo breasted .utu restyled VA 2-3040 Where Your Dollars Earn More . .. to sliirle breasted. • WILLlAt.l CURRENT RATE ON SAVINGS 20247 Mack at Hunt (lub .. Gross. Point. Wood. 14931 EAST ,IEFFE~SOI, al Oity Limits TU. 4.5200 OPEN MON. - THURS. 9:30 - 4:30 - fRIDAY 9:30'.1:00 Fred II. Schuman EStablished 19~5 Open ~v~ till ';30 .i " • J .<. ,'.• _". A.,. ,. .- ,. _c ..• ~, ..•: ._ t- ' .... ~_'.'._'._ • " , ',. , __ .- "- "', •• - "'.' .'~ ~ _,-,b .. . < -. • ; . ... • .' '.~',•• _~ •. ' •.4, I," '._ '. ,. ,~ .;,-.t,'" . .... rrirt.. 0.-_ _ -,:-- , .- I , .. ~r ,';: - Thunday, March 27, 1958 G R 0 S S EP 0 I N-T EN EW s Page Twenty-thre •..-~. DRYA Junior ChaitmEm ,Guide Novice Sailors Ticket Driver Classified Cont,inued In Accident ' 21J,.-LAtfDSCAPlN& 21%-LANDSGAPING ~1%-LANDSCAPING A woman driver who io6't con t r 0 1 of her car while F~RTlL~ZING and ROLLING SPRING clean~' up; 'seeding making .a turn. from Warren s~;{ns:Bpeat m;ss and top fertilizing, roIling, weed and SPRAYING onto ~ck, on Vlednesday, .DAY TU' Y mont or season. crab grass spraying, prun- March'19, almost crashed into • 8_3:::0 1-2278, or Howard :nin~,,spraying, m 0 nth 1y Specializing in the Pointe' branch post office RK mal1'lItenance. 12 years e~- DUTCH ELM building, according to a Farms perience. Free estimates. ?Qlice, report: TREE TRIMMING, TU 1-6950 COMPLETE ttio The report revealed the )adie~ REMOVAL, SPRAYING CAL FLEMING GENERAL SPRAYING SERVICE Dutch Elm d~ese spraying, LANDSCAPE SERVICE driver of the CaTwas Barbara oablmg, 34th YEAR LaFontaine 32, of 19901 Kings- Kit~ Free estimat~. H 0 M E GARDENING and IN GROSSE POINTE ville, H a r per Woods, who ~ation TU 1-6950 I Ci n d s ~a pin g. Cut grass, turned from Warren on to small CAL FLEMING TREE clean-up, LAkeview 7-2471 Russell S. Preston Mack, going east. She lost con- -5363, SERVICE WAlnut 3-3171. ' trol of the vehicle on the tur~. went over the island on Mack MERION blue grass nursery PRESTON and onto the sidewalk in front' sod. Landscape designing and of the post office . pliU1ting. Patios and natural IT'S TllV\E TO TREE EXPERT & In the course of the careen- •tone walls. Free estimates: Clean lawns, fertilize, roll and - ing car. a Wayne Gounty one •. TU 1-6950 re-seed and prune. . SPRA YIN G . way sign on the island, two CAL FLEMING GENERAL Farms-o.wned parking meters, LANDSCAPE SE.."!iVICE HERBOLD . Itwo maIlboxes and a newspa- :; on RAY'S LA WNCARE LANDSCAPING CO. per stand were knocked over . Mane •pring clean - up, fertilizing,. , PRescott 6-5852 (Complete . Tree & Mrs. LaFontaine was given Ii. leling leeding, surpmer maintenance. ticket for not having her car Phone calls 7 a,m. to 2 p.m. Quick PRe~cott 5-7486 Shrubbery Service) under control and causing an 7610. GALLAGHER No obligation for, accident. COMPLETE landscaping serv- . . . -Photo by Joe Bauser, Dye suits, ice, lawn cutting, cultivation LANDSCAPING COMPANY Expert Consultation The 1957 and 1958Junior chairmen of DRYA ciubs STEDMANN, JR., DRYA chairman; GUY McNARON :.:tions and fertiiizaiion, edging and Complete landscaping and Day Calls Night Calls who formed the panel for the DRYA Junior meeting Detroit Yacht Club and ERIC RABE, Grosse Ile. Back rea- cl~an-up work. Julius La- WALL WASHING gard~n ~rvice. . S<)dding, • TU 1-0957 TU 1-3930 held at the Detroit Yacht Club Friday, March 7, and J row;BRt1CE' DAVENPORT, G r 0 sse Pointe Club; Quiere. PR. 8-2709. Free seeding, and mamtenance ------.---- answered questions asked by the huge turnout of some CHARLES FITZSIMONS, De t r 0 i t Boa t Club; Paintinl and Paperhongin.' estimates. $1.85 an hour. work. GARDEN' WORK. wanted by ldults GEORGE WILSON, Detroit Yacht Club and FRED Clean Work _Ouality Paint. TUXEDO 1-2616 hour or job. Ref&ences fur- 375 youngsters and their parents, Shown from left to ONE-DAY SERVICE :Jpers, GRlFFORDS TREE SERVICE. nished. Working alone, own right, first row; BRUCE RENAUD, Detroit Boat Club- RUNNELLS, BayView Yacht Club. FRANK LA 1-1264 and Trees topped~ trimmed and tools. TUxedo 2-9272. OTTO SCHERER, Crescent Sail' Yacht Cl~b; LYNN removed. Reasonable. TUx- edo 1-5110. " be- BEATTY LANDSCAPING & ALL MAKES STORM SASH ion't? LAWN CUTTING COMPANY SCREENS - DOORS 15 ot: FRED LA BELLE Graduates of M.S.U. School Auction of Bicycles Residents of GrassI Painl. Woods ()peD Tues.! I'n. 9 p.m. :field. ALUMINUM Complete I~wn and garden of Landscaping and Sun 12 ~ " p.m., . Spring clean-up. Gardening AI R-TEe ••• TW 2-7800 dress~ service Evergreens Trimmed REPAIRI~IG 640 E. '1 Mile-l BIlL W. of OaklUld mine. Miscellaneous Items A Remind,er ;;.- TUxedo 2-0423 PR 7-1093 PR 8-4334: Good .. April 5~1958 Your scheduled day for collection of GRASS AND even~ GARDEN CLIPPINGS remains unchanged: Greenlawn Mower Sharpening Shop .nday. K&S starting at 10:00 a.m. 696. SURPRISED! Beginning Monday, March 31, 1958, and each WE ['ICK UP AND DELlYER LANDSCAPE Monday thereafter,~residents living on Loch- ~e-de- That's what you'll be Police Dept., Grosse' Pointe Park Sharpening _ Overhaul _ Repair SERVICE CO, moor Driv~ and Lochmoor Boulevard to the ; s e s. 15115 E. Jefferson Avenue Hand and Pow.r Lawn Mow.rs--Garden Tool. Rea- Complete Lawn and when you receive a north City Limits. Corner ,Maryland and E. J.H.rlo" Knivet - Scissors - Saw Filing G~rden Service weekly Free Est i m ~ t e on Cle~J'1-up, fertilization, top Beginning Tuesday, April 1, 1958, and each 22437 EAST NINE MILE RD. Phon. PRo 6-7752 0 de~ Law n or G ~ r den Tuesday thereafter,-residents living on Hunt I Jtera- dressing, re-seeding, rolling Service from Van pruning and care of shrub- Club Drive and North Renaud Road to the "harp. bery. Free estimates. GENE'S CITY OF south City Limits. EDgewater 1-3287 LANDSCAPE'SERVICE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS LANDSCAPING, sod din g, Ple~se call PRescott LEONA D. LIDDLE, City Clerk tank, lawn cutting artd mainte- ~O~St 1?oinit JMm~ Eyery style of Fence lined. nance, tree work, soils and 9-2729, today. ftGrosse Pointe Woods Clean-Up Day - May 17, 19'8 l,low- supplies. WAInut 5-9323. .reefed for you mates. SUMMA,RY O'F MI,NUTES 1mber. WA. 1.62.82. . .sel"V~ SPECIAL MEETING CITY OF lDc1ud1!lc MARC'" 21. 1958 Chal. U.k AIl-St•• 1 a.d [d gas Rustic Styles .sewer Meeting was called to order at ~:45 P.M. lC gas ~O~St ]pointelFtml1$ Present on roll caH: Mayor William F. Connolly, Jr" ~.d as Counci1me.."'lHenry E. Bodman II, J. Lawrence Buell, Jr., Public Notice ~lumb-'. William G. Butler, and Richard L. Maxon. MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 2959 Absent: Councilmen William. G. Kirby and Edward 10403 HARPER RESIDENT.IAL. INDUSTRIAL • r- SUMMARYO'F MINUTES C. Roney, Jr. . NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN that the Budget of MARCH 17, 1958 Mayor Wi:Uiam F. CQnnolly. Jr. presiderl. Bids for remodeling and heating of the garage radio the City of Grosse Pointe for the year 1958- Meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. rooms were presented and the bid of Ambrose Beaudette in the amount Qif $2,192.28, being the low bid, was ac- 1959 win be con~idered at a public: hearing ~l-----"'------~ • Present On roll call: Mayor William F. Connolly, Jr., COlliIlcilmen Henry E. Bodman II, J. Lawren-ce Buell, Jr., cepted. to be held in the City Offiees, '7150 Maumee I William G. Butler, William G, Kirby. Richard L. Maxon Bids ror the installation of an emergen-cy electrical Lavigne Auto Sales and Edward C. Roney, Jr. generator were P'l"esented and the bid of Maryland Elec- Avenue, 10:00 o'clock A.M., FRIDAY, APRIL IN OUR 26TH YEAR Absent: None. tric Company in the amount of $528.90, being the low Mayor William F, Connolly, JT, presided. bid, was accepted. 4th, 1958, for the purpose of permiHing the Hudson • Rambler • Metropolitan Approval was given for the installation of a oombi- Bids for the electrical wiring fO'r the new radio rooms nation skeet and trapshooting field at the Pier Park. The were 'l?resented and after discussion, the bid of Maryland public to be informed as to the ~onten+S of Sales and Service City Manager was instru'Cted to include in the 19-58-59 ElectrIC Company in the amount of $210.00.'MlS accepted. budget an amount to install the skeet aud tra~ootinrg such budget. We Also Service Nash Car field with the assuz;~:ptionthat the cost will be liquidated The meeting 'adjourned' at 6:00 P.M. $en inl AU of Gross. Pointe by the Farms Trapshooting Club at its convenience, PUJblished in Grosse Pointe News Marcil. ?:i. 19-58. We Specialize In Minutes of the regular meetmg of March 3. 1958 were WI'LLIAM F. CONNOLLY, JR. DAWSON F. NACY, approved with a minor change. Mayor City CI.rk NORBERT P. NEFF, rvice Minutes of the Zoning Board of. Appeals (Curtis Hudson CSt Nash Used Cars teed Mower. Inc.) of March 3, 1958, were approved. City Clerk At thds point the Council meeting was adjourned to 1420 I I:. Warren, at Newport permit t.he Council to' sit as a Board of ~ppeals to h~r Dated March 27,' 1958 the appeal of Curtis Mower, Inc. regarding the erectIon YAlley- 2.3459 of a sign on hi.! store located on Mack Avenue. The Council meeting was then reconvened, The City Manage1" was instrt1~ed to check tl:J.es~ore N.otice to Voters signs on Mack Avenue, and. if he fl.n Page Twenty ...four &.ROSS!,P,OINT! ,NE,W,S Thursday. March 27. 1958 ... * * * * ".' Feature Page, * * * ...... :.(~::y==:;1':--:31 Po/inter of Interest .jJ Good ..Taste ~hen the Fa:vorit~,Re~~pes . .. POINTE , , of. ' :. (jJ It -A ''WaS 9rowin9 UP.~+ • P~pI~' in The Know --'-n-~ ilc:otn,e -...' .....~..L CRANBERRY -CUBE ~MUFFINS ~ Counter Points Contributed by Mrs. Harold A. Schaill. By Pat Rousseau By Pat Talbot (Pi-ize;'winning. recipe ..in Better Homes 'and Gardens "Younger Than Springttne" .•. and just as delight- (Editorial Note: During recent research we l'an , . contest) ful are the handmade baby dresses at The League Shop across another pamphlet about Commodore Alexander 1%:, cups sifted enriched ... in. yellow, pink and white ... (ten dollars). Just in, Grant, the Pointe's first prominent settler. Grant, as an 'I'" ,flour: a good supply of bib and toy sets. , . that make beguiling ~ English ensign, served with GeOI'ge Washington in 1he French-Indian Wars and then came here to assume com- 21;2 teaspoons. baking gifts. ,The clowns, dogs and bunnies on each bib comes " ( powder with its toy counterpart for baby to play with ... about i: mand of the Great Lakes naval, post for the British until z, r his retirement at the outbreak of the War of 1812. 2 'tablespoons sugar' four dollars. Light and soft, as a breeze are the challis t Through his w;fe he was related to the Askins who wrapping blankets .,.. so skillfully made by The League fJ ~. figured in so much of ~etroit's early history). r., % 'teaspoon salt of ~he Handicapped . . . th'at seems to have out done y 1 beaten egg itself this season with truly inspired handiwork! 't. Down through the decades comes a clear picture of i- the doughty Scotsman who. ruled a great farm on the % cup milk * * '" shores of Lake St. Clair where Moran road bisects today. 1 The Commodore in 1774 at 40 years of age married' lfa .C1,lP salad oil ~ust say IIEloise pleeZ!" ••• in Jacobson's Youth Center Therese Barthe and the pair settled down here. He was . 1 cup canned jellied cran- ••• where this charming moppet meets Spring" la mode. Scotch and non-Catholic, twenty-four years the senior of berry sauce cut in lf2- Available it], sizes tht'e~ to six X .•• her completely co- inch cubes d'. . the dark haired, devout, French maid but the union was . or tnated wardrobe ••• created, desf,gned and generously a happy one. From a priceless letter we learn of the de- Sift dry ingredients into . kl d' . h h fl b .. h' l' h 't , 1 votion of the Commodore to his wife who was a typical mixing bowl; make a well in sprtn e wtt a Frellc avor. Com tntng teE Otse c arm 1 thrifty French housewife, while he was somewhat lack- center. Combine egg, milk and ,and Na1lnY's (her 1'.~ut'se-companion) practicality (little iron ing in executive skill in domestic matters. oil; add all at once to;,.dry.i,!,- fabrics).;t captures mad-cap "Mods. Featured ••• the turtl6 gredients; stir just untIl mOISt- h' k'.J J " , ened. Grease muffin pans 01' s Irt •• • (S tpperu-ee naturellement,) ••. plus shorts ••• '" He wrote to John Askin at 71 years of age in 1805: line with paper bake cuPs; fill quainte gown for dreaming and much daylight chic. "I assure you that I am so cherished with yours and other ~ full. Sprinkle cubes over friends accounts of the re-establishing of Mrs. Grant's MARION CAMPBELL, OF RATHBONE PLACE batter; spoon in remaining bat- * health that I feel myself growing quite hearty and well * * By JACK OLIVER _ -Fred Runnells Photo ter, filling cups % full. Bake A hat is a beautiful habit! Some of the most charming danced fifteen couples down last night." Many young, women would be happy to spend their ~, .. in hot oven (400 degrees) 25 chapeaux are to be found in the Walton-Pierce collection fer minutes or till done. Makes Spring . .. with print chiffon making an important bid for The Grants had twelve daughters, nine of whom sur- mornings raised, occasionally, on one elbow and gazing that after a bnef ~rush m the one dozen. • the Easter Parade. 1'he turban returns, this year in silk print . vived infancy, and their father had no trouble marrying blissfully out onto the waters of Lake St Clair wrere ,ac.knowledgedBu.smess Wo~ld . . . , WIthDun and Bradstreet. MISS with a matching scarf . . . while the perennial enchantment them off to well establish~d young Detroiters. Only one they MISSMapon D, Campbell, daughter of the Douglas Campbell infinitely prefers of.white violets and velvet ... strawberries and wild flowers married beneath what the Commodore thought was her CaIi1pbells, of Rathbone place. her chosen profession, no mat- Church.Group ..• leaves and rost:s ••. all take shape fashionably. Their station in life. He stormed and ranted, disinherited her The Campbell home is one0------ter HOW many mamas ask sole intent? A more beautiful you! from his will, but added a codicil which later restored of th~ most c~)lnfortable ~nd charges. her how she stands it.) Plans' Benefit her rights. In spite of his violent temper the admirable bbeautlfullyf t tSItuatedt "t we ved It was a rugged' regImen Field Trip for Tots 0 9 12 * * * old settler was compassionate, He adopted a forlorn een or una.e VISI an d th h h t . I d Operating from until The most ambitious soci~l lJ -::e,m~~vel at the dviior ~~d ~~t re~~~ i~ eh~~rla;~gysu~~ four days a week, the schooi event of the Christian Mothers' "Sweet violets • • , roses, poppies, carnations and waif, brought to Detroit by a Chippewa war party. This umam y exp:resse,.y e mers was about enough ... offers a program calculated Sodality of St. Lucy. Church daisies ... bloom abundantly among the flower stalls at boy was named John Grant and he married Judith ~aughter of the house In tak-: combined with the joyous- 'et- to beguile the kiddies. not the will be their "Spring Fling" The Dants . , . (in full compatible colors, I might add.) Campau. Their descendants still live in Detroit. mg to the World of Commerce taxing job of' teaching ~the least being such "field trips" to be held April 10 at Grosse These wondrous Italian imports are made of plastic and at an ,early age. . young (they're from 3 to 5 as to the library, the fire- Pointe Yacht Club. One day before the declaration of war on Great because they are tubable, it is easy to maintain the ;~~~'h.many dtnl:gh~t:g~rd years of age' rest of the time. ~ouse and the flor~l estab- A new convent has just be~n fresl),ness ... so delightful in the authentic ... "just ... Britain President Madison signed the land patent giving es a IS mg an mam almng Md. D llshment of DePetrIs where completed for the Sisters of Grant the title to his Grosse Pointe estate. He resigned a nursery school as, perhaps. ove from Notr~ ~me MissC avows the management the Holy Name of Jesus and picked" garden grown varieties, which they emulate to more in line with Contribut- avenue and located fIrst In a t b tr' d I I k- d perfection. Also remarkably nature touched are the his commission in the British Navy when the war began. ing to Learning than as a room across from the choir D de eme~. ous y ca m. mMary. who teach at St. Lucy From 1783 when the Americans took over Detroit he had business but it's stiH a stock. at Christ Churoh" Grosse an .coopera lve. . School. The proceeds from sun ripened colors of grapes, delicious apples, succulent Jived as a British officer on their side of the lake and in-trade and calls for, among Poin~e. the ~ursery school's RIght""noy;, what WIth the the proposed luncheon, fash- plums, etc .... to tempt the most knowirig eye! never been bothered although according to the Jay many attributes, astute judg- now m the ParIsh House where ve~nal ~qumox .and all, the ion show and card party will Treaty he should have removed to the Canadian side. He ment, great compassion and Miss Campbell is' one of a ~hl1dren ~re a~xlOuslywatch- be used to furnish the recrea- * * endless patience. competent and. devoted staff. ~ng the f~rst SIgns of ~,:prout-tion room. FASHION FIFTY~EIGHT . , • fot. the over all picture, lived to see the British again occupy Detroit and died be- Beginning with the classic thoroughly enJoyed. by the mg ~eedlm~s.. . Following the luncheon, to see the new chemise coats that go fashionablj' over every .. fore Perry restored the American sovereignty. Ho was baby sitting, the youthful Miss mothers. whose tots are ~n- Tlus pr.o]ect IS n • '<" ~..,' :-,- ....:: -.. '. t: ~;~~'I.r~ '., ,_',,: .. f ..... ',._ ,,~. '_, .' .,~ , ..... ~ Z? sa 7 as