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------~<.}<> o II"EADLINES Tuxis Club Readying Annual Product,ion Useo!Hamtramck New Build~ng of tbe . Z F .Z. IORl Club SIte \VEI~K' } DlSpOSa aCl lty Bein~ Fought As Compilcd by tbe Grossl! Pointe '1'\ eu'S Residents and Little League Sought by Pointes Chief Objectors to Proi~ ;Thu.n;day, January 18 ~TEPS TOWAHD renewal of ect for Exceptional '" l'nited Stiltcs aid and trade Park Mayor Kenneth Cunningham Sends Letter Propos- Children \Ilth _the Dominican Republic \\'LTC h;l!tC'd \\'ednesday. pend- ing that His Municipality, Farms, and GP City Plans to build a $75-80,000 l!l ~ ,.ll1 in\'('stigation of Santo Share Costs of Operating Plant building on Neighborhood ))omin~o',; Ilew milital'Y govC'l'n- menl, Amcriean officials fear Factors in the disposing of rubbish in the future Club property, ~t the cor- thC' t'Jribbean' 'Janel may have have prompted three Pointe communities to seek a pos-: nero of Charlevoix and St. ~ traded one dictatorship for an- sible Rubbish Disposal Authority partnership with Ham- i Clalr, to be used, as a scho~l othcl", \\'ithdrawal of "Uni7.ed, tramck it was disclosed by Park City Manao'er Robert' by t~e Found~tlOn fur E>-,- ::-;tates recognition and canccl- Slone ~n Thursday, January 18. b i ceV_lOnal Chlldren, \ver,e ~ation of plans io purchase 4~ The city manager said that~------i gomg full steam ahead untd million dollars worth of Dom- Mayor Kenneth Cunningham I Just recently. " inic;m su~ar are unclp't consid- had sent a letter to Hamtramck T'lVO Garages i ~ow they appear to ha\'(~ eration. but there arc 110 planS_I officials on Thursday, January ; strw'k some snags, 10 send the American £!cet to '.. 11, proposing that Hamtramck, It's not that toen ar mlty to the proposed school. IS o 1hrew the 16-ctay-olcl state coun- through a landfill in Quinn Left as Thieves Steal behind the Foundation 100 prc~ cil hr'sded by .Joaquin Balagucr road, in Clinton Township. AJ10ther ccnt. ,Ind ~C'ized power at the head I of a :,,('ven-man junta, - ' There are eight acre's of land.' They all fa\'or a School for j?intly owned, by, the Pa,rk and The thief or thieves, who I Exc~ptional Children. B~t not "7- * >;( l' 3l'ms, at thiS SIte, WhICh has b k . t' t b' 'Ion tne corner of Charle\,olx and PP".\\'D,\, the official Sodet I , b d b tl I ' , 1'0 'e In 0 wo USIDess St ('I ' Comrnunist 1',lrty newspaper, : een use y le t lree cltles 1 "Th H'll" d . , . "all', c ve5lerda\' denounced' former for years. p ace~ on e 1 . urmg II Want ~lore Play Room Costs Are Shared the mght of Sunday, Janu- TI I'ttl I d I Soviet F'oreign l\liniste'r Vyaeh- I The 14th annual Tuxis Club presentation promises CONACHIE, lead character; ELAINE HARRISON and " . ')1 t 1 . f Ie ~I e ~eague ep ores ~ contract~r IS paId to opc:'~ aI y ~ , S 0 e a car.7 rom ,~n~ this location. Claiming that the l'slav 1>1. l\Iolotov as a diehard to be ,as big as uyer. Twenty-eight acts are scheduled BETH NICKELSON, parts of a dance n um be r; ale the l~ndfl,Jl and to see that of the places after l~a\ I~b I City has too feW' playgrounds do;;matist. Accused \\'ith l\Iolo- for production on February 22,23 and 24. The cast will GEORGE LEWIS, general student chairman; and tov of opposing Krushehev's all rubbIsh IS properly proc- another stolen car III It~ no\\', they object to a proposal be busy from:p.ow until opening night. Part, of the MISS SUE TOLKEMITT, one of the three directors pcacclul coexistcnce policy. esed and burled. The Park ann place. 'I whith would limit recreational "the most important question of huge cast is shown here. Left to rigJ'lt: -BRUCE Mc- of the show. Farms each pay 40. percent of The first burglary was dis- area,; still further, and prel'ent our time," ,,'ere Alb'nnian com- the costs, and the CIty, 20 per- covered by Farms Patrolm~n playground expansion in the cent. The rubbish is collected Donald Pilon and Charles Bing- future. '<. munist leaders. ulHeDC'ntent W I 0 St:rlinists. and. by 1mpl'ieation, OOl,s pelt Sllccess of High School's; ICell,ter Sets and dumped by employes and ham. who were making a routine Ar:col-ding to Citv Treasurer the Red -chinC'se government. , " trucks of t!le' respective cities, check of doors of business Neil Blondell, a ~ity should Slone saId ,that ,the Park, places. . hav(' ten acres of land per every The surprise article ('\'1- j' HOltSe Callefl dence,;, aCtorr!ing- to infol'l1':d t-' Rlissian COllrses Tl~ibllte Febrltary 7 Farms and CIty still have at Broke Rear Wmdow 1,000 population. B Ion delI ol1servors, ti1ht Krushchev's B - ' S least two more years of use of The officers found that the "doubts that the City has six ji~ht \\ ilh the "anti-party" I to. u,ccess To' ~alpll Deal's Teacllilllg Bloofl Drive the landfill, but Clinton ,Town- Pointe Tire Shop, 131 Ker- acres (of such land') ~ all to. ". ;.:roup is apparently far from t-J ship is seeking urban renewal cheval, had been entered by the j gethcr". , 0\'('1', and that, the idcological from the State, .which m~y thieves. who broke through a The Little League has peti. gap between Soviet communist's More Than 200 Residents Students' Imbued with Enthusiasm under Guidance of Two Complete Red Cross force the three Pomtes to dls- rear wllldo\\'. They called for tioned the Chairman of the cont~nues disposing in this assistance to seal off the area, Board of the Neighborhood dncl those of some other nations Meet Officials, Take Man Who Took Language Up as a Hobby'; Bbodmobile Units to ren1ain3 llnspanned. :l\Iolotov's manner. and the City and Park Police Club, requesting that the Club Graduates Doing Very Well Spend Day Here; \\ hereabouts arc at the pres- Tour of Building and In" investigating v a l' i q us Departments dispatched one dell" the Foundation for Ex- ent time unknown. but in \'iew See Exhib~ts By Janet Mueller Bank is Empty means of rubbish disposal, the cruiser each. ceptional Children permission ()f, this latest del'elopment it I "Sputnik had something to do with it." These are Poin~es heard that Hamtramck'i The policemen made a sys" to erect a school. '-' ~,L'ems unlikely that he \\,\11 rc- I nIore than 200 persons at- the words Grosse Pointe High School teacher Ralph Deal For the first time, two which built its incinerator in tematic check of the area al1d The residents of the sur~ tur~ ,to i,I,;'; lllitHll' diplomatic; tenaed the vVoods' Open uses to express the amazing upsurge of nationwid,e inter- complete American Red 1957, is not using i~s inciner- found th~t the burelars had also rounding area. although' united l!O~' 111 \ lenna, House llcld in the V..,r oods Cross Bloodmobile Units ator at full capaCIty, Slone broken mto the Sunoco Gas in praising the Foundation's * ,. "* est in Russian language teaching at a high school level. Mr. De'al, a world history0-~----'------will be open for blood col- said. This prompted the letter Station, 66 Kercheval, after work. are afraid thcy might J! L\ r-Y 1"01\1)..11. addressing Municipal' Building, 20025 lection at the Grosse Pointe from Mayor Cunningham to smashing the glass of the rear eVN,tually become embroiled in 1,lC T\\'('nticth Anni\'erSJry din- Mack a v e n u e, Sun day major who receIved his MA capable of speaking, under- the Hamtramck City council, door. an expansion program similar ller 0: t;lt' Adl'("rti~ing Council afternoon, January 21. The from Wayne University, teaches standing and writing the lan- War Memorial on Wednes- asking for a possible rubbish- Both the tire shop and the I to Bon Secours, They argue 46 first and second year Rus- at :\C\I' York's Waldorf' Astoria, oHair was considered out- guage', day, February 7, from early disposal partnership agree- gas ~tation were ransacked. but t that. once the school is built, sian students at Grosse Pointe ~tated yesterday that trade' bar- I standing by city officials. Has Succeeded Well, morning at 9 o'clock until ment. noUung appeared taken acccpt.. 'no one will deny it permission riNs on both sides of th,e :\t-: :l\Iayor Kenneth Koppin and High School. .' Just how well Mr. Deal has 9:30 at night. Far Below Capacity ed coins from cigaret machines, I to expand. '3 J,:!'.lIC oeeal1 must pnd, Lrgll1g, membe'rs Of the city council IIe first came to the High succeeded in that goal can be In this manner the Center .The incinera.tor, which has a the officer~ said. . I Both Sides Plead CLln":IT";s to ,,,r,:nt Presidcnt I and heads of the various city School 18 years ago, built the seen by a survey of his former hopes to make it convenient and ~Isposal capacity of 200 tons, ,On Stolen Car LiSt. k, the n.'gular Cit\' Council R~nl1edy',; request fol' an in- departments were on hand to Music Appreciation Program to students, Out of 18 ,June '61 quick for everyone to "onate, IS operating at less than 100 Pollce checked an automobIle ,'IT 1\1" d J'nu I' 1- u l' mee_In." on 'on av, a a y ;:>, the point where, this year, 300 (Tc>(tse in powp!, to negotiate grcet the visitors as they' ar- graduates who, complete'd the whether housewife or business. tons a day. The three Pointes eft on the street alongSIde the I t t' 1: th L'ttle1 mutual briff cuts \l'ith Europe, rived. Also in the receiving students under the auspices of two years of Russian o.ffered at man and regardless of commit- collect a Mmbined 50 tons of 1"tire shop, and their stolen car IL'epreseneague aanId\'estl1e.L:0 1.' oune da tl'ol1 the Ford Motor Co. b:>ard chair- line making the visitors wel. Grorse Pointe High attend Grosse Pointe High, 1~: are tak- ments of various kinds. rubbish daily, Slone said. 1St showed that. It had .been stat('d their cases. Little League man said that only through the come were tho wives of the major symphonies at the Ma- ing college Russian; Hi of these To make it easy to donate Since Hamtramck is not using reportc:d stolen m De~roJt. It claimed it did not have enough 1'Cl11o\'al of tariff restrie1:ions' officials. sonic Auditorium, and took up are studying at a se~ond-year baby sitters are being provided, its plant at full capacity, it ~\'~s a 195J blue and wlute Ford land to take care of all the boys ,1l1

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Thursday, January 25, 1962 Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 ProlnotiollS City Flln~ Blood Dr,ive High, School Russian Courses Most Successful <: - (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page If (Continued from Page 1) Then there is the en t ire (Continued from Page 1) Is speaking. "X'd taken Latin one of only about 500 high begins to study Russian. Evi- become the new sergeant. The would be "to provide long-term mean that walk~hs will not be Grosse Pointe Com m unit y success, to a gre~t extent, is before, but I wasn't overjoyed schools across the country that dence of the suece'55 of the So- appointment becomes effective financial planning to meet the gratefully received. The noon Blood Council al work includ- based upon his ability to "play with it. This seemed so dif- oHer Russian language courses. viet program is the fact that February 1. " I problems of development and re- hour has been partially rcserved ing: president, Robert Butts; to an audience," to create an ferent, exciting. I'd take thre'e There, are no immediate plans Dr .. James Bushong, on his re- for police and firemen wishing vice-president, Mrs. G. M. Wor- environme'-t con d u c i veto years if it was offered." for either a grade scho'ol or cent trip to the USSR, had no ~a.sper is a graduate of De- pla ce.ment ~s "nec( Icd 0n a S¥£j_ll trolt s Northeastern High School. tematlC baSIs. to contribute and the 4 to five bois; secretary, Mis. Art h u r wanting to learn. Ideally, according to Mr. third ye'ar high program, al- difficulty being understood, . I "F 1l t tT r f the f' p.m. pcriod for teachers. Riske; treasurer, Dr. D. H. Ba- The atmosphere in the Rus- Deal, the study of a language though most peope arc agreed And Dr. Bushong speaks no IS married and the father of a u I 1.lza IOn 0 lI1an- Ban~k'Is Empty sinski', Bloodmobl'le Coordl'na- four children. Clil{ plannll1g aspects of the sian classes is "right." The should begin as early as pos- such programs would be valu- Russian. , . . ' fund." the City l\lanur:er told The Grosse Pointe War Mem. lor for Southeastern Michigan, students are alert, interested, sible, "the young'er the bet- llble, Gros';e Pointe High School of- . He served m the 1Jlllted the Council. "entails a complete orial's Community Blood Bank, Harry Hog a n; Mrs. George "involved." ter." The difficulty lies in get- The Russian child bcgins to fers two years of Russian. In States Army from Decemb~r listing of aU public improve~ which makes blood available Root" Christ Episcopal Church; A second year Russiaa class ting qualified teachers. study English at a mt1eh -earlier. those two years, it doe's an ex- 1953. to ~ovember 1955, and saw ments and equipment expend i- free ";or charge to anyone in the Mrs. Lee Zeunen, Christ The recite's together the humorous Grosse Pointe High School is age than the American child I cellent joh. serVlce In the European The- tures that can or should be an- area in case of emergency, is King Lutheran; John 1<'reisema, poem "Bag,age"; their jaws ~ater. He. was hon~rably dis- ticipated over a five 10 ten-year not only completely empty b~ Fa 4t h Community Reformed; move and their faces mirror c~a:ged :vlth the ratmg of spe- period along with estimates of owe<; the Red Cross many pints.' Mrs. Art h u I' R i s k e' Grace the sense of the words. They clahst third class. their prob::ble costs. It is" hoped that many will do- United Church of Christ; Mrs. laugh when they're supposed On his retirement. Lt. Greg- "These projects 01' purchases nate to this and that those who E. Schwartz, Grosse Pointe Con- to laugh. ory and his wife. Cryst.1e, sold arc then assigned priorities have., drawn upon it will make gregational; Mrs. J. V. Wor- A first year Russian class their home at 1984 Hawthorne. hased upon their need. From ever~ effort to see that it is re- boys, Grosse Pointe Memorial; watches while' two students and arc now on a Caravan '1'rail- r('\'enucs pro]ccte. d over th'IS pc- I plenlshed . ~, Mrs. John -J3. Doyle, Grosse enact a playlet on skiing. They It's Inventory Tim . Pointe Memorial co-chairman. er Tour of Mexico. \\ here they riod. the am0unt ~ money avail- A\so th is-,eo IIeetlOn is a vcry have all rehearsed the sen- "'ill be for three months. able for these purposes can be convenient way for donors to David L. Claybrook, Grosse tenees in language lab, first to make our job a o th' t tl ,'11 I'. determined and allocated annu- contribute to their own churc,h Pointe Methodist; Mrs. William listening, then repeating, until as much as 50%. I , Hn el~ reI llirn . leY \\1 hive allv to the Fund." and organization blood banks Hill, Grosse Pointe Woods Pres- they know the sound and the 111 arsen s s an d \\' here t ev ; I ..... I 'tl t . b h If r 'b t' D D H B . k' 'II d I" Th: c> r Ie ",OliliCll concuITC'( \\"1 1 or 0 gIVe In e a 0 any In- y el'lan; r. . . asms I, sense by heart. formation ••• just \\ ~ spen. t 1£'11' sum~ers. ,ell' the l'ecommendation oC thc City dividual. Grosse Pointe Unitarian; Mrs. will be happy to persd!1ally welcome his on-the-Hill patrons to winters Will be spent 111 Flonda. l\Ianager and voted to establish In general any adult in rea- Darrell Statzer, St. Michael's All Enjoy Singing Topcoats. Lt. and :\lrs. "'Gre!-!ory have I it Public Improvement F'und at sonably good health can give Episcopal; Mrs. Robert C. Horn, This same class groans when Al Green's, 15301 E. Jefferson Ave., corner Beaconsfield ••• in three married daughtcl's. all: its regular meeting on Monday, up to age 60. Parents' pcrmis- St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran; the time 'comes, to conjugate the Park. with families. I.January 15. sion slips are required for those Mrs. Walter Horn, First English verbs. But most or them do well - aged 18-21. Eight weeks lapsc Lutheran; Mrs. James Mickey, on conjugation. And all of them .=l between donations is required. Salem Memorial Lutheran; Mrs. enjoy singing in Russian. Orr to COllduel {301U"8e on Books Mrs, Perry TeWalt is the War Joe Ann Goodman, Bethany All conversation and instruc~ Memorial's chairman of this C h ri s t i a n; Mr. and Mrs. K. tion is concluded in the fore'ign Hobert :'If. OIT, Director 'Of MAN OF' THE BORED (Strcet- Bloodmobile collection assisted Geyer, St. James Presbyterian; language. Occasionally, a stu- NOW APPEARING Grosse _Pointe Plrblic Libraries er): THE 1'v1AKING OF THE by Mrs. Watson Ford. . Mrs. Stanley Striffler, Grace dent slips into the vernacular; IHU ~incc (949, will conf.!-uct an PRESIDENT (White); DAUGH- Other groups and individuals United Brethren; Mr. George he is seldom reprimanded, sim- Phil Skillman and his Orchestra worJsjng and assisting to make Bardzin~ki, Calvin United Pres- piy ignored or told, "We sp€ak cight~week (' 0 u l' s e ....;JOOKS 'FER OF SILENCE (Wcst1: MY Dancing: Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. AMERICA IS HEADI~G-AND L I F E IN C 0 U~~ T C':izer); this day a success in tcrms of byterian; Mrs. A. Saviano, Our only Russian here." WHY for the Departmcnt of SPIRIT LAKE (Kantor); MEMO the vitally needed plasma arc: Lady Star of The Sea; Mrs. Why do these young Ameri- Community Services of the TO JFK (NBC News Cor- Mrs. SC'haefer and Miss Fun- Rob e l' t Niederoest, St. Paul cans choose' to study Russian? Reservations: VAlley 2-4118 '~rosse p~inte Public Sc~ool IrespondctIts). dingsland organizing the Jun- (Catholic); Mrs, Stan Morse, Jr., The High School offers Span- COMPlE iol' Red Cross workers; Mrs. St. James Lutheran; Marjorie ish, French, German and Latin; System. Each of the (,Ight 1\11'.Orr holds an A.B. Degree '" o l'~asses i,s devoted to an inten- and a graduate Library Science Hugh Burns of the H a l' per Rodefcld, Junior Red Cross. why did they pick this particu- o Woods Hea,lth Guild in charge Judy Dallaire, Junior Red lar language? sive review of a best seller by Degree from the University of ~1II1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111II1111111111111111111111111111111111!11II1II1I1II11I1I1I1I1 111111111111111111 !11111 IIIIl1 III 111111 111111 II 11111111 1111111111111111111111111111111 the l~l~tructor: fOi,lowed, by, a Illinois, is pasl president of the of the nursery; Mrs. Worbois, Cross C o-c h air man; Robert "I was going to take Gel'- who is rounding up the volun- Butts, American Legion'No. 303; man," says Bob Thompson, a dISCUSSIOn penod III wluch aII i\Iichigan Library Association. ;;; Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Sat. teer nurses; the Grosse Pointe Mrs. Do rot hy Layne, Jacob- junior with no foreign language SALE members of the class" are in- has becn an active member of ~'ited too participate. Ti!~course the American Library Associa- Woman's Club volunteers who son's; F. J. Belanger, Grosse background. "But Russian is IS deSIgned to help busy per- tion since 1936, and is past are registering donors and the Pointe Farms Police; Mrs. Perry such a n~w thing, I de~ided I sons, .who cannot keep up with president of the Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe S en i 0 r Men's TeWalt, G r 0 sse Pointe War wanted to get in on it. I'll be Club who are furnishing trans- Me mol' i I; John W. Lake, taking two years; if there' were today s best sellers, kno.w a $." Rotary Club. a mu?h about the books reVIewed The group will meet weekly portation to donors. Grosse Pointe War Memorial; three, I'd take three. It's a IN as If they had 1.:.eadthem the-m- at 8 p,m. in the Meeting Room Mrs. William Gibs~n. Marine great 'method, because you start sclves. c,;, of the Central Library, starting PARK TO BUY TREES League, Mrs. David Hamilton, out speaking right at the be- ,J.unior League, Hug h Burns, ginning." J:mong the books chosen for Tuesday, February 6. Reserva- I 'I'he Park will spend $649 for Post Office Mrs. G. M. Worbois, "It's something new, novel." reVIew arc: A PROLOG Vr; TO tions may be Jnade by calling 22 two and a halI-inch to three'- Nurses. Al Hyer, a second year student, - L 0 V E ~ (Caldw('\l);o CITlZE~ I the Dcpartn~~nt of Community inch bare root' hard Maple 1------o HEARS.l (Swanberg): CHAIR- Services at 'TUxedo 5-3808 ALL' trees to be placed at various lo- o cations in the city. The Park council agreed to pay that sum Whaling's Cost Cutter Again Available! to the Davey Tree company, the low bidde'r, after accepting the says firm's offer on Monday, Janu- JDEPARTM ary 22. The trees are replace. o EaOtlyAmerican m'cnts for elms that were re- moved because of the Dutch LAST ,<:i EXCEPT PRICE MAINTAIt' Elm Disc'ase. *

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o It's Inventory Time at S. Stein c:.ndCompany. Taking Inventory is a big, big job. The more merchandise we have on hand, the bigger the job.to do. Well, to make our job a lot easier, \Ie would like to clear out as much of our top-quality merchandise as possible. To do it, we've reduced selected group items ,as much as 50%. Because of the nature of this Pre-Inventory Month End Sale, we must declare all sales final! No C.O.D:s, lay-a ways, l>hone orders or in- formation ••• just 3 days of the biggest savings ever on top-quality men's clothing, including famous Hart, Schaffner and Marx Suits, Sportcoats and Topcoats. ~ j •.. in ) FRI.I 9-9, SAT- 8-9 G TH RS. 9-9, ::rOPICOATS, i. and Sat. 100% Cashmere-Navy, Natural, Brown. All Reg. $59.50 to $69.50 $39.77 sizes. Reg. $165 ,...... $109 SAVINGS ON Reg- $75.00 to $89.50 ...... •...... $44.17 -\::ey 2-4118 100% Cashmere-"Spli+~Raglan" style. Natural. and Black ' COMPLETE* Reg. $95.00 to $110.00 $69.77 only. Reg. $165 $109 Reg. $125.00 to $145.00 " $74.77 100% .Cashmere-Wool Herringbones-Charcoal, Blue, Brown. and Grey. Reg. $135 $99 • CLOTHIING* '-I ::"'!i'I:li'llli'il!'!III1I1II1II1Ii11I1II11I1II11I1I1I,::11 SALE Xalues to $95.00 , ,...... $79.00 Imported Sharkskin Reg. $59.50 to $69.50 ; $39.77 Finest Cashmere and wool Blend. Hand tailored. ~,' Reg. '$75.00 to $79.50 •.• : $49.77 o Reg. $145.00 " .. "." , .. $89.00 • FURNISltlNGS Reg. $85.00 to $95.00 , $59.77 IN • I. Reg. $99.00 to $109.75 $69.77 selected groups ..... _some -~ with hoods, reversibles, wash and wears, lodens. 100% Imported Cashmere in solid colors • HATS Reg. $20.00 $12.77 -J of Natural, Olive. Black and Grey. Also Fancy patterns of ALL Reg. $24.95 to $29.95 $19.77 Diamond -Weaves, Checks. Plaids. Reg. $85.00. . .. $59.00 Reg. $35.00 to $39.95 $27.77 Reg. $45.00 to $50.00 '- :" $29.77 Reg. $35.00 to $49.50 : $24.77 • SHOES Reg. $55.00 ...... •...... ••...•.• $37.77 (DEPARTMENTS Waist and Suburban length. Orion Pile -Reg. $59.50 ...... ••...... $44.77 ~ Sh

I> 100% WOOL WORSTED WASH. N - WEAR DRESS -SHIRTS FLANNEL SLACKS' w C'Oxford Cloth Reg. ~17.9S-$19.95 now $13.99 Button Downs 2 Ivy ond pleated styles. Char. Brown, • Broadcloth $ 99 Char. Gray, Cambridge Grey llnd Semi-Spreads '- Light Oxford. , • Tab Collars SPECIAL ~ROUPS REG. $5.95

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~ ::t you ,SUITS' • SE;L:.EC'T£O: GROU'PiS Reg. $15.95 to $16.95 $9.77 ••• select groups of tweeds, cheviots-all with zip-out linings. . ~ ~ c Reg. $27.59 r-" •••••••••••• '.' •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • • • • • • •• $12.77' )U feel Reg. $25,50 to $32.50 $19.77 Reg. $ J 8.95 to $22.50 ••.•••••.•.....••••.•.•••• ;... $12.77 'ounds Reg. $35.00 to $45.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••. $19.77 Reg. $35.00 to $36.50 •...... ••...... •.• ~. • •. .• $24.77 Reg. $32.50 to $35.00 $23.77 r how Reg. $42.50 to $45.00 $29.77 cars." $50.00 ...... •...... •.•. $34.77 ,- Spectacular sale of New.Styled Boys" Reg. $52.50 to $55.00 _ $37.77 Special Groups of H. D. LEE Irregular* OUTER Sp~cial Sale of 100% Washable, Famous-Makers* SLACKS -JACKETS SWEATERS o • Longer hip length Rer:1. $7.95 S5.99 -Reg. $10.00 S7.99 99 • Continentol Collor $3 • Jumbo• 0rlonsturdyPilezipperLining 'I097 Reg. $8.95 ~ $6.99 $1 J.9~egul$12.95 S8.99 • Zip-off hood Shawl-Collar Pullovers, Bulky Ribs. Plain Colors, _Plaids Chllrcool, Olive, Blue Sizes 6. 20 Regular $16.99 • $18.99 10 colors to choose from-sizes 10.20

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Page Four Thursday, January 25, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 BATTERY STOLES" History ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIJllIIIIIIIIIJlIIIIIII!II1I1I1I11I1I1I111I1I1I1II1II1I1I1I1II1II1I1I1I1I1I1I1II1II1II1II1II1I1II1I ~lade By Exchangites School Closes Pointe Police Presented Burning Rubbish William Snethkamp, 45, of his garage and stole the battery 548 Pear Tree lane, informed from his car. This happened At thc January 16 meeting of tery-poWcrcd t.elephone con- Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 For Two Days Ignites Building Woods police on Friday, Janu .. sometime during the ...evening, the Grosse Pointe Exchange versation in Grosse Pointe. The Automobile 'Mug Sltots' ary 19, that someone' entered he said. Club, Gordon '1'. Barclay of the expr-riment was pronounced a A two-day mid-year respite Both City fire trucks respond- Michigan Bell Telephone Com- complete success. from classes will be in effect Police agencies throughout a loose-leaf manual containing ed to a phoned alarm on Tues- pany conducted a demonstra.1 Mr. Barclay revealed that al. throughout the Grosse Pointe the United states and abroad, representative photographs of all day, January 16, when burning tion of solar batteril's. and their P bl! S h' 1St Th Prescriptions Filled though telephone systems tlsiP'o' u c C' 00 ys em on urs- have been given "mug shots" of American ~ made aut.omobiles rubbish on the second floor of applications to military and .", d d F id J 25 d civilian Use. solar batteries were tested in 2ay an ray, anuary an different makes of automobiles manufactured during the last 10 a building about to be demol. Georgia, thc cost has been pro- 6. made in the U?ited. S.tates for years: . / ished at 17130 E. Jf1fferson got Exchangites attencling tile the purpose of IdentIfymg them The manual is sent without ION OPTICIANS) hibitive for civilian use so far, I The various school staffs will out of control, and flames meeting had no idea they would Howcver, the solar battery has be on duty during this time if they are used in the com mis- ,charge as a cooperative service spread throughout the se'cond 20lgj MACK AVENUE' ,,' be making 10~1 history as thl'Y proven its yaluc and perform- c he c k i n,g final examination sion Of a crime, it was disclosed of AMA to law-enforcement floor and into the third. took part in the first wlar bat- anee in spacc satellites papers by Park Police Chief Arthur agencies. Inserts for the man- The first alarm was turned in Between 7 and B Mile f:oads Louwers. ual will also be furnished free at 9;40 a.m., the second at 9:53 HOURS: 9.;.00 to 5;30 Dollv - Soturdays 9:00 to 5:00 Redpients of loose leaf man. on all new models on a yearly a.m., and the fire was under uals with the ,pictu.res of the basis, Creedon saId. control by 10:10 a,m. Both TUxedo 4-5770 automobiles included the Pointe The photographs wIn be dis- trucks were back at the station and Harper Woods Police De- played,to witnesses for the pur- bY' 10:40 a,m. partments and are donated by pose of identifying the partlcu. Grosse Pointe Park sent the Automobile Manufaclurers lar make and model of a vehicle equipment, which was not use'd Association, Inc., of which used in the commission of a but remained on a standby Henry Ford II is president. crime. basis until the fire was reported T. F. Creedon, field services Chief Louwers sent a retter of under control. representative for AMA. stated thanks to Creedon, in which he Water extinguished the blaze "You are invi~eJ to vidil our that his organization had receiv- .stated that the manual, already in the vacant dwelling, and no stock your linE ed numerous requests fr?m the at hand, will be a very valuable no couin iiions injuries were reported. The fire Conjugations teach you a lot of end. instructors concentrate on conver. Federal Bureau of InvestIgation, aid ,to investiaators of his de- is thought to have originated in ings but aren't much of a begin' sation end pronunciation. Call National Automobil.e Theft Bu. partment. b NOW - during -.Jc convenient (lrOjdepointe Office the second floor fireplace. ning when you really want to learn WO 2-7788 and make an appoint. reau and from vanous law en- The photographs are front a new language. At Berlitz.you start ment. Leaming a second language forcement agencies throughout rear and side views of the cars: Success comes before work speaking your second language with will never be any harder than that. money-savin~ the country and abroad for pho- with model names, etc. your very first leS6on. Native private 107 CLIFFORD STREET BERLITZ tographs of different makes of only in the dictionary, ,/()U don't have to go downtown to transact your investment American cars. business. 'We arc flllly staffed and equipped to give you In response to these requests, Creedon stated, AMA prepared FBI Academy market information, review your securities with you, place Grads Gather orders or handle any ot!lcr Lrokeraf,:e s('I"\'icc you may need. Shores Traffic The Federal Bureau of In- ~o\nd: we arc right in the center of Gro:,~e Pain tc. Come in Violators Pay vestigation Natio.nal Academy at any time, there is no obligatIon. Association held its annual Three of the six persons who Michigan Chapter meeting at appeared before' Shores Judge the Belle Isle Casino Friday Open Saturday Mornings John Gillis on Monday, January afternoon, January 19. 15, were given stiff penalties The orgal'lization is composed for severe traffic violations of police officers who gradu- after being found guilty. ated from the National Acad8- FIRST OF MICHIGAN CORPORATION Harold D. Flanery of 244 my at Washington, D. C., su- West Longfellow, Pontiac, ar. pcrvised by J. Edgar Hoover, Members lYew York Stock Exchange re'sted while driving on Lake head of the FBI. o Detroit New York Chicago Shore road, was convicted of There are three officers from driving while, his operator's the Pointe area who are Acade- license was suspended and paid my graduates and members of GROSSE POINTE OFFICE a fine of $110 and was sen- the Michigan Chapter, and they 1il B Kercheval TV 2.8004 tenced to two days in the Vil. are Park Police Chief Arthur lage Jail. Louwers, City Police Capt. An- ~ Peler Higbie,l\Igr. Adam Karshens of 2905 drew Tee t a e l' t and Harper MARTEX EXTRA-LARGE William DeBaeke John Schmidt Harding, Detroi'" was fine'd Woods Police Chief Allen Mig- $110 and his chauffeur's license lio. All were at the meeting .. TERRY"TOW . .' was suspended for six months During the meeting, members beautify the bath in 13 magnific1 for violating the State Drunk of the Chapter elected new of- IlJllIlUllllJUlIIJllIlIIlJJllJlIIIIIIllIlIIIlllJllllJllIllllllIllIlllIlIllIIIlIlIIIIIlllIlIIlI1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ Motor Law and Financial Re- ficers for 1962. They are; Don- = white, blue mist, antique gold, mi, Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. tnru Sat. - sponsibility Law. He was ar- ald DeBoer of the U. S. Treas- _ inum, lemon ice, bermuda blue - rested while driving on Lake ury Department, president; Lt. - :> shadow green with dobby borde, Shore. Jack Foster of the Michigan Q Bath towels, 25 x 48" 1.69 HaT George L. Boucher of 22951 State Police, first vice presi- Allen road, st. Clair Shores, dent; Chief Louwers, second WaSn Cloth, 13 x 13" .39 Batr = was convicted of reckless driv- vice president; and Fred Serra, = ing, speeding 80 to 90 miles an police chief of Mi;, Morris, see- _ hour, on Lake Shore, and was retarY-treasurer. fined $1'10. There were 55 members of ') William H. Smith of 1800 the Chapter, and 81 regular i = South Channel, Harsens Island, FBI special agents, including DETROIT EDISON GUARANTEES SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK! = paid a fine of $5, for driving Don Hostetter, Special Agent- = \\lith a dcface'd operator's li-, in-charge of the Detroit FBI - cense. Court costs of $7.50 office, at the meeting. Hostet- Want a water heater that's "satisfaction DELUXE PLUSH were also imposed after he, was tel' was the main speaker at guaran teed"? ELECTRIC WATER H]::ATER - found guilty of speeding 40 the session. Sizes Recommended by Edison TAN KETTE SET Here's all you do: Buy a fIameless electric - miles an hour on Lake Shore. The first class of the FBI No. of Full ~ No. of Rratl'r Si,.. Helen F. Murphy of f.82 Hol~ National Academy was held in water heater that bears the HzOT guarantee. Bathrooms .-~ BedrOo!ns - (Gations) = Iywood, was found guilty of 1935, and since that time, more Family-test it. Call on it for plenty of hot ... ,1 ....•.•••.. , .up to 4, ...... ••.... 50 _..• - spee'ding 45 miles an hour on than 3,000 police officers of all water day after day. Get all the hot water .... 2, 2 or 1 : .. 50 ..•• Lake Shore, and was fined $10, ranks, from departm~nts all you need, or your money back! .... 2 4 or '5 80 . John Cavaliere of 5103 Par.- Over the United States and its l.aM2cJo.w.fJJAtlVB What does "satisfaction guaranteecj'J mean? . , .. 3 _3...... •. , •.... 80 .. ,• ker, Detroit, pled guilty to possessions, and from foreign Just this-if at any time within one year after ... ,3, .4 to 6 ,110.... I " _ speeding 50 miles an hour on lands, graduated after complet- I = Lake Shore, improper lane ing extremely rigorous courses purchase of your f"ameless electric water in specialized fields. heater you are dissatisfied with its perform- = usage' and improper passing, The Academy holds two three- ance, just let us know. We'll remOVe it and return the full purchaSE' of extra-deep pile cotton chenil: 30% OFF and paid a fine and court costs month semesters each year, and price, including any installation charge. This guarantee covers 'c:any dry in any kind of weather, ad - of 1~~;'~~torists failed to show only selects 60 candidates for Edison-approved electric water heater, sized according to the recom- bath and powder room the y' oi'the&e flDJWl1A - training who show outstanding mendations given above, and installed in a dwelling of up to and includ- "'.'c up in court to answer for their tank cover, lid cover, and seat -traffic violations and f()lieited qualities as police officers, ing four-family in the Detroit Edison service area. This Edison satisfaction g., " ..... flJ:~1f'- ::::: their bonds. There are only 60 students in ';'i .-. green, ....beige. platinum. yellow, _TOW:LE = guarantee is in addition to the manufacturer's own warranty. 2~',:, p~1I4! - Edward Perrault of ~7723 each class. size fits all tanks. 3.99 So T'E ~ l:.~1~N...~; Where to buy? That's easy, too. At appliance dealers, plumbing con- • . ["'. ,,'3 ~ Gladstone, St. Clair Shores, ------tractors or Detroit Edison offices, where you see the HzOT satisfaction ElECrnICwATER"HEAHR ~ I ticketed for speeding 45 miles The National Foundation is guaranteed seal. ' :: an hour on Lake Shore', for- the I a r g est voluntary health ~ook for this GU8r8ntei These thirty favorite Towle Ster. feited his bond of $18; and organization in the world. It Why not family-test a flameless' electric wj},ter heat~r for yourself? Get Se81 81Qualified PI,!mbUl, .) ling patterns are being offered - Jesse D. Morgan of 12907 East has 3,100 county chapters and all the ~ot water you need or your money back! ,. De:iiers or Edison omm -at reduced prices from January - Jecerson, Detroit, forfeited $15. more than 2,000,000 volunteers 15 through January 27, 1962. _ He was ticketed for driving 40 I who help in the M a l' c h of DETROI,.T IEDISON - miles an hour on Vernier road. Dimes. Take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to start or fill in your Towle Sterling service today. o Re~lar price 4 pc. place setting ...... from $32.25 • Open for Registrations Q Sale price ••• from $22.58 .These are made.to-order patterns -:9 and are subject to delayed delivery. o QU1LT TAFFETA BEDS, Lustrous, luxurious, sunfast Man siyle spread, highly puffed ar. waiting and fully quilted to t white, gold, rose-dust, blue. Twi Full Size Bedspread, 17.98 Un 11.98 • - -

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These are some of the key person- vice-president and concert chairman; nel of the Grosse Pointe Community Marion Jones, secretary; Harold Sidey, Chorus, which will hold its first regis- treasurer; and directors Leonard Bar- tration-rehearsal on January 30 for the tos, Ethelyn Burger, Carolyn De Gae- Spring Concert to be given on April tano, Raehael Dreyer, Bernice Fresard, 29. Left to right: LOIS MYERS, past Judy Huntington, Pat Nelson, Edward president; MARY FREDA, accompa- Rowady, Bernadette Schmidt, Avis nis't; WILLIAM LORENZ, president; Watson and Nancy Wilson. Ph 0 n e DON SIMMONS, conductor. Other of- TUxedo 4~5964for information as to ficers of the Chorus' 1962 sea son, mem bershi p qualifications. elected last week are: Earl Nelson, , Adult Education Classes Listed W0J11an Shopper = The Department of Communi- Pointe Main Lib,ary Friend's Comes Cropper ty Services of the Grosse Pointe Room, the second in ROOin 108, Public School System offers the Parcells Junior High School. A water-filled hole proved _ following courses available in " MATHEMATICS - Taught on Mrs. Carl McPhail's nemesis On = their Adult Education Program all levels, the instructor, Gerald Saturday, January 20. C MARTEX EXTRA-LARG:E SOLID COLOR - to begin within the next two Riggleman, will guide each stu- Mrs. McPhail, 1350 Somerset, - the penc.nal touch... cTERRY TOWELS weeks. dent through the work required went shopping at Kroger's in .ASTRONOMY - an introduc- individually. Scheduled to begin monogrammed morning coats beautify the bath in 13 magnificent colors! BuHerscotch, The Village early that a'iter = tory course being given on the on Wednesday evening, Febru- afternoon. Coming out of the white, blue mist, antique gold, mint, melon, rosebud, plat- layman's leveL This course "...:n ary 7. store, she entered the parking - by Evelyn Pearson ...sunny-spin1ecJ begin on Tuesday evening, Feb- inum, lemon ice, bermuda blue, pink c1ovp,r, pistachio, OFFICE PRACTICE-Offen'd lot immediately be4ind the - ruary 6. with Rev. William Ham- to expert typists desiring a shadow green wii.h dobby borders. supermarket, where she had _ mond of the Grosse Pointe Uni- brush-up on business leUers and left her car. condy striped cotton chambray frocks tarian Church. forms, use of the electric type- Bath towels, 25 x 48" 1.69 Hand Towel, 16x28" .99 She was carrying a package BOOKSAMEmCAISREA~ writer, and stencil cutting for Wastr. Cloth, 13 x 13" .39 Bath Mat, 20 x 34" 2.39 and did not see the hole because to don first fhiflg in the morning, to wear lNG-AND WHY-A course dC'- mimeograph and dupli,cating ma- = it was filled \vith water. Step- - £igned for the busy person who chines. Mrs. Anne Loush will in- ping into it, she slipped and fell, cannot keep up with today's best = d;armingly through householrc~'.~.;:~f~property, real property and pro- the Players will have their first = ,,~~,~"h., existence of the hole to City .•...... 80 ...• '~f"w..~~.' ~~.?>.:~';.".~ bate taw. The instructor, Daniel meeting on Tuesday. February 6. Righi: fully £laced buttoft-iroat'''''' :N')~ begin on Thursday evening, Feb- PARTY COOKERY AND , "-',, """"" "'.,. ,.P' '. ~111111111111111111l1l1l11l1l11l1ll11l11l1ll1ll1l11l1ll11l1ll1l1l1ll11l1ll1ll11ll1i1ll1l1l~ -_--1' ruary 1. PLANNING:-A six-week course CERAMICS - A class in the to show the hostess short cuts - ~ of extra-deep pile cotton chenille to keep tank and floor technique of moc;eling by hand; in entertaining in the gracious - =" dry in any kind of weather, add a decorator touch to vases, ashtrays, etc., to begin on manner. To begin on Tuesday, - bath and powder room i'he year around. Se+ includes Monday, January 29. An evening Febmary 6, with Mrs. Julie = class to be taught by Mrs. Doris Greene, home economist, as in- tank cover, lid cover, and seat cover. White, pink, blue, Derbyshire. structor, green, beige. platinum, yellow, or black.white mix. One FUR SEWING AND STYL- PERSONAL MONEY MAN. = PRETEEN SPRING PLAID size fits all tanks. 3.99 ING - An opportunity for the AGEMENT - This course will - ladies to revamp their furs, or cover the four cornerstones it of -= COORDINATES ••• EXCITING ''lJ~l use old furs to fashion collars, sound financial program for - '{ , ; t- hots, stoles, handbags, etc. This family use. The instructor. Wil- = TALKATHON TOPICS '" r is a Friday afternoon classJ be- liam H. Boyd. is an investor's ~ok for Ihi. GuaranI •• i ! ~a! al Qualified Plumber" I ginning on February 2, with s e r vie e representative. This - calcrs ar Edi'Gn OlllCU ..r. :1 \ Mrs. Reggy Wyatt as the instruc- course is scheduled to begin on _ by Sherry Hill, and small wonder everyone tor. Wednesday, February 7. FIRST AID (a Red Cross EVERYDAY APPROACH TO = is talking aboutthem. The wash-weer )ISON o course)-This group will meet PSYCHOLOGY - This course in the evenings for five consecu- ,vil1 cover a general survey on - , dacron and cotton fibre blend is carefree tive weeks, beginning on Thurs- the effects and purpose:; of PSy- _ day. February 1. - chology as used in the present and wrinkle-resistanf ...the refreshingly FRENCH COOKING - Being day in advertising; the Armed - offered on two levels, beginning Forces; space travel; industry; = new eamel-navy-red-white plaid colorings and advanced. The advanced teaching, arid Clinical; with the - group will begin on Tuesday early history of Psychology and - ore gloriousl Preteen sizes 6 to 14. evening, February 6. the begin- its separation from Philosophy. = ning on Wednesday, February 7. Robert Bierley, a Research Psy- _ From the top: Continental jacketl 8.98 The intricacies of the French chologist with General Motors - cuisine will 'be taught by Chef Research will con d u c t the = Knee-tickler kilt, 8.98 Blue shirt, 4.98 c George Marchao..~L course. to begin on Tuesday, GREAT DECISIONS OF 1962 February 6. Tapered slacb, 7.98 Camelshirtl 5.50 QUIL! TAFFETA B~DSPREAD ENSEMBLE -A town-meeting type annual Additional information and Pleated full skirt, 7.98 Not shown: lustrous, Iv~urious, sunfast Marnel acetate taffeta throw- review by citizens in their own class reservation may be obtain- - communities for discussion on ed by calling the Department of - . style spread, highly puffed and filled with pure coHon the pressing decision~ we face Community Sl~rvices, 43 Grosse - Slim skirt, 5.98 Bermuda shoris, 5.98 r waHing and fully quilted to the floor. Celadon green, as a nation .and a people in the Pointe boulevard, at Tuxedo - present worid situation. Begin- 5-3802 or Tuxedo 5-0271. white, gold, rrose_dust, blue. Twin Siz~ Bedspread. 16.98 -= Youth Center-Second Floor ning Thursday, February 1, at Full Size Bedspread, 17.98 Lined 90" Pinch Pleat Drape 8 p.m .. two groups will meet for Don't let one opportunity 'Slip 11.98 nine". weeks; one at the Grosse away while waiting for another. -

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.) Services of the' Grosse Pointe Nobody eyer geis anything Further information may be Winter Sports ClaiIn VictiIns Elections Held Great Deci.sions obtained by calling Wilme'r A. Public School System at Tuxedc. St. Clair Yad for nothing, but a lot of people 5-3808 or TUxedo 5-0271; or - kPl'p trying. Krogh, coordinator of the two St. Clair Yacht Clul Winier s p 0 l' t s have taken toboggan swerved sideways, was skiing at Alpine, took a bad At St. Michael's Prograln Offered Grosse PoInte classes. 81 Vel" Way n e State Universiiy-1.Jni~ versity of ~ichigan Division of dores were hosts to Cot I the~~' annual toll of vIctims. To- righted and then hit a clump of spill. Admittedr to P 0 n t i a c Following a buffet supper on nier road, at Tuxedo 4-2434; the ice spilling its passenger on General Hospital she was trans- Adt;lt Education, Temple 3-1400. of visiting yacht clubs bogganing in Flint caused Sue Sunday evening, January 14, 'rhe "Great Decisions-1962" D ep artment of Community APTITUDE TESTS i the ground. ,. ferred to Bon Secours the next - -~~._------tails and buffet dinne Aml~xen, of 1060 Whittier, to the members of S1. Michael's Program of the Foreign Policy uary 13. I Unable to get up from her day. She broke her pelvis in Before You Close On Enablf' YO\l to lellrn the Idnd of Episcopal Church held their an- Association-World Affairs Cen- The Grosse Poiilte Among the Pointers work in which YOII elm best SUI" fractUl'c her vertebra and Mrs. spill Miss Amluxen called her two places but is convalescing nual parish meeting. t~r is again being offered to all ceed. the studies best for you. John Gordon, 802 University CongregatiorJal For men, Women. hoys and I:lrh. com panions, Chuck Miller, quickly and will be home in After the reading of the vari- re'sidents of the Grosse Pointe place, broke her pelvis sking Church FORDS Vocational COllnsl'llnl: Institute Judy Ml'er and Don Trevillinn. about a week. ous annual reports, a beautiful area. DANIEL L. BECK 'DIRECTOR as Alpine,"'pontiac. 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop SEE She was taken to St. Joseph silver tray, suitably inscribed, The nine-week program, be- o 122 Fox Theatre Ul,.II:. Miss Amluxen, a 1960 gradu- Grosse Pointe, MiI'higan Hospital, where X-rays showed and a generous check, the gifts ginning February 1, will have as Phon,. 961.4355 ate of Grosse Pointe High MINISTERS Dick Warner she had fractured her first Course Offered of the parishioners, were pre~ its topics: Vietnam, Red China. SAVE' 1&C\'enrs Sl'rvlnl: Bl'troit Sehoal, tried to pilot her to- Marcus William Johnson "Top Hatter" (FOrll1l'rly In l\IlIceallt"es Bldg.) lumbar vertebra. sented to the Reverend Gorge Brazil, Nigeria, Iran, , at your friel'l boggan down a Flint hill. The On Investments Arnold Dahlquist Johnson Miss Amluxen was injured on H. HanlJ, assistant minister for United Nations, c:.nd United Simms-Dawson laundromc January 13 and transferred to the past three and one. half State's' future foreign policy. 9:30 A.M.-Worship Service Ford, Inc. Northwest General Hospital on In cooperation with the Adult years, who recently resigned Again this year the principal Church School for CJib :oom 15401 East Jefferson CITY OF January 20. She will be com- Division of the University of his post at St. Michael's to be~ sponsors in this area are the De- through 10th grade. 11:00 A.M.-Worship Service KWIKE£ ing home in about a week and Michigan and Wayne State come the Protestant Chaplain troit News and Wayne State Grosse Pointe ( Church School for Crib room will remain in a casi and brace University, the Grosse PoInte at the New York State Prison University, both of which will VAc,1.1000 Res. TU 1.5251 for several months. War Memorial Center is pre. for Men at Wallkill, N.Y. Mrs. through Se.nior High. provide visual aids and resource Open 7 senting a course on Investments Last Sunday, Mrs. Gordon, Hanh was presented with a material to assist the panici- ~--~------,,------, 16300 E. Warrf.: with University of Michigan handsome handbag and match- pants of the program, tJ"osStroint~ farms Professor, Dr. CedricV. Fricke ing gloves, the gift of the Epis- ~------. The FPA-WAC is a nation- in charge. copal Church-women of St. First. English The courSe of eight weeks Michael's. wide', educational agency estab- E I th lished in 1918, serving the Am. I duration will be held on Thurs- The annual election resulted V _u eran Bids Wanted erican people through their own day nights from 7:30 to 9:30 in the following men being Dh h 8' o'clock. added to the Vestry to replace organizations and in their own ure TREE PLANTING, Dr. Fricke will try to cover five who retired after three communities. It is non-p'actisan, Vernier Road at Wc:dgcwood UNITARIAN~ I ,., takes no stand~ on political is- W-" INTERN1 all the major problems faced years of s e l' v ice: Harry E. Drive, Grosse Pointe oods SPRAYING AND TRIMMING by individuals making secutity Black, C. Robert Chandler, sues, and works for all tradi. tional American ideals includ- 9:30 a.m. Sunday School COMMENT United Presbyterian investments. The course will be Donald R. Ford, Richard E. ~pecial ing: (1) an alert and informed 11 :00 a.m. S('oarate sealed proposals for the planting, spraying 16 Lake Shore Hd. rather basic stressing the vari- Noyes and George H. Thorn, Let a man affirm his real and triinmin~ of Citv tl't'es will be I"cceived at the City H~ll, Bertram de H. ous types of investments avail- Jr. Completing their three- public; (2) effective participa- .- Church Worship beliefs, says Unitarianism. ~~J Atwood able and their characteristics. tion in national and world af~ TUxedo 4-5862 o 90 Kerby Road Giosse Pointe Farms 36. Michigan, until year terms with this meeting fairs by American citizens, and I, ~ __ ' A11d if 1JeW k1wwledge or 1::l:00 o.("lork no~n on Thursday. February 1. 1962, at whiah Ben L. Tallman Investment funds and their po- were William Y. Gard, William that ' (3) open and constructive pub- ;;~~~~=~;;;~~~~;;;;;;~;;;~;;.;;;;;;;.--...., experie11ce tells !:Jim time all hids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Lyman B. Stookey tential will also be reviewed. A. Howe, B.:m W. Hubbard, /Je needs to cbange theffl, The fee for t11e- 8 weeks lic de-bate of the great issues e The \\'Ork will be brok~n up into the following three ~~] JIRichard W. Mitchell Herbert J. Shanks and Dr. Ellis Sf Daul Ev let /Jim change tbem. coune is $13 and advance en- facing the nation for a healthy I 1'<' I separate contracts: ~ Ministers J. VanSlyck...... :4_ Morning Worship rollment at the Center. 32 Lake - A. Powell Dat:ies -r- Following the Parish Meeting democracy based on freedom of Lutheran Chllrch 1. Tree Planting. This proposal will be for the planting <: 9:30 and 11:15 Shore road, TUxedo 1-7511 is the new Vestry held its organ- opinion. " You are cordially Invited 10 of 30 tr('('s. .. .- Ch~rch School requested. , Chalfonte and LothtOP visit our Sunday morning 5'2"- izational meeting and elected If you are a member of any TU 1-6670 vices at 9:;:0 or 11 o'clock. 2. Tree Spraying. This proposal will be for the spray- 9:30 and 11:15 .':, 0 , the following officers for the group wishing to adopt this edu- We Invite You To Worship Tl1is Sunday Rev. Hl!immond in~ of allproximately 2.500 public trees and 1,400 private Sixth Church of coming year: - senior warden, cational program, you are in- With Us w111 speak on "The Revolution tn'es. - We're LIVing In." John W. Matheus; junior war- vited to use this program in 8:30 a.m.-Worship , 3. Tree Trimming. This proposal will be for the trim- GROSSE POINTE CHRIST, SCIENTIST den, George N. Bashara, Jr.; your group or join one of the 9:45 a.m.-Sunday schvol min" of approximately 131 trees. similarly interested groups now 11 :00 a.m.-Worship METHODIST CHURCH Detroit secretary, Robert A. Waters; Grosse Pointe 211 Moross Road treasurer, Edwin W. Peterson. forming in the Grosse Pointe J 1 :00 o.m.Sunday School Eaeh proposal must be. accompanied by a certified 14710 Kercheval Ave. U\geS 1-8) Unitarian Church c<,heek. bank draft or satisfactory surety bid bond in an 9:30 WorshIp; Church Sellonl one block west of Alter Robert E. Bodycombe was ap~ area. Rev. Charles W. Sa.,drock . [or Nursery thru 6th grade pointed by the Vestry to fill an amount not less than 5 per ('ent of the total bid price as Adult Classes. Sunday Services Nine weekly mee'tings will be Pastor 17440 E. Jefferson Ave. guarantpc and security for the acceptance of the cl'l1tract. 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. unexpired term. held in the Friend's Room in Mr. Monrati~~r Mandsager 11:00 WorshIp; Church SchOOl Sunday SchOol. 10:30 a.m. for Nursery thru Senior Wednesday Evening Grosse Pointe Cent!.'al Library, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .L~!J. ---- 0:0 proposal. once submitted. may be withdrawn for HIgh. at least' 30 days after the actual opening of the bids. The testimonIal meetlng-8 p.m. Fisher and Kercheval, or in,...... ,_ ... TUxcdo 1.7888 Reading Room Church Installs Room 108, Parcells Junior High ii City of Grosse Pointe Farms reserves the right to waive' 16348 East Warren any irregularity in any bid or to reject any or all bids and School, Mack at Vernier road. :j Ministers 2 blks. w'est of Outer DrIve New Officers to ae('ppt the bid deemed to. be to the best interest of the REV. JAMES "D. NIXON Week days - 10 a.m.-9 }>.m. These groups will commence !1 We're Out for Volume! City. Wednesdays ~ 10 a.m.~7 p.m. Thursday, February 1, from 8- :~ Q REV. ALFRED T. BAMSEY Sundays . 2 p.m.-4 :30 p.m. New officers of the congre- 10 p.m., and oontinue "through iu DAWSON F, NACY gation of First English Ev. March. j' CITY CLERK Lutheran Church were Installed The total cost of the program :~ Published in the Grosse Pointe News. January 25, 1962. FIRST CHURCH OF on Sunday morning, January is $1.50 to cover the cost of the ~ Walch Our Ohrr~lr;~"S~ien;eI 21, at the re'gular service. Fact Sheet Kits, which may be CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Incoming officers are: Vin- obtained at the mee'tings. or at Reading Room cent Rodeck, president; Erwin the Departmer.t of' Community o CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Gas Prices 19613 Mack Ave. Linsenman, vice president; Ray Services, 43 Grosse Pointe FARMS Grosse Pointe Woods Barker, treasurer: James Job- Boulevard, and also at Grosse , 5UNPCO 200-X bitt, financial secretary;. Mrs. Pointe Central Library. ,. Sunday Services ...... :.....10:30 a.m. Open from 10 a.m. to :; p.m. Sunday School-InfD.nts' dally except Sundays and Holi. Robert Tunnell, secretary; Ed- Room 10:30 a.m. days. Thursdays and Fridays Q)..O!)S~ll'oint~Tfitrm~ ward Rhode, elder: William Parish Education, and Frank Wednesday Testimony until 9 p.m. 9 ' Meeting 8:00 p.m. Oberhauser, trustee; Donald Andre, Alvin Frader, Gustav '9;~') First Church of Christ. Schroeder, superintendent of Huff, Marvin Johnson, Tom ",0 ~o¥-.' KERBY SCHOOL gal. '\~IJ Scientist, Longley, Joseph Pohnl, Edward Summ9ry of Minutes '285 Kerby Road, at Beaupre ALL ARE WELCOME Grosse Pointe Farms Trevaskis and Nick Williams, St. James de'acons. January 15, 1962 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE yr)u Pattern F; Retiring officers who re- ~. '':

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. January 25, 1962 Thursday, January 25, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven ','ryier,: of the Grosse Pointe uhlIr ~rho(ll ~y~t('m at Tuxedo St. Clair Yacht Club Entertains bel' of Zion Lodge NO.1, F&AM, I Services were MondaY,Jan- Will Exhibit He is survived by his wife, tf,c Evergreen Mausolewn. "a \' n l' State rnin'rsih"-L'ni- WCre the Bob Snowder-s, the E. OBITIJARIES 'r~;~\"of :\lichigan Di\"ision of ,tI1l"l'S \V('re hosts to commodores To DAC Office Mabel; four sons, Colton, Dr. Memorial contributions may E. Blohms, the Paul 1. MOl'e- James A. Park, Jr., Reginald be m.ade to the chapel fund of 'dull- Edurati(ln, Temple 3-1400. Ill' visit in~ yacht dubs for cock- I lands, the C. R. Johnstons, the State Flags MARY DE FAUW moor boulevard, died Wednes- i.:ils and buffet dinner on Jan- Directors of the Dciroit Ath- and John' a brother, W. Gor- the Michigan League for Crip- Dani('l Carncs, the C. J. Be- Mrs. De Fauw, 68, Of 589 day, January 17, in Bloomfield, don; and '11 grandChild-ten. pled Children. llJn' 13. letic Club, at a meeting last Before You Close On langel'S, the Frank Fosters and State flags from the fifty Robert John road, died Thurs. Mich. :\.:llong the Pointers attending Friday evening, January 19, the R. Glae'sners. states of the Union will bo on day, January 18, in Detroit. She is survived by her d11ugh------elected Grosse Pointer Arnold display at the three Grosse Survivors include three sons, tel', Mrs. Helen Johnson. FORDS D. (Mike) Freydl as second SEE Pointe Libraries dUl'ing the Michael, Charles and Anthony Services were Friday, Janu- ,,...... ~------.._---''''lmonth of February. vice-president for the year 1962. De Bene: three daughters, Mrs. ary 19, at the Verheyden Fun- Dick Warner The flags are' one of the FreydJ. lives at 1043 Harvard Josephine Mastro, Mrs. Marie eral Home. Interment was in Join the projects undertaken by the road. McCloud and Mrs. Angeline ForestIawn cemetery, Saginaw, "Top Hatter" SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! at your friendly neighborhood Westinghouse Elizabeth, Cass Chapter, Daugh- Freydl had beel. rei-elected to Mantay; a sister, Mrs. Ann Mich. Auto Club ters of the American Revolu. the board of directors £00" a Simms-Dawson laundromat[!;l laundry & Drycleaning Store Wright; a brother, Joseph Tas- >I< * * Ford, Inc. lion, in their observance of three-year term at the DAC's co; and 19 grandchildren. DOROTIIY BLEY IFebruary as American History January 16 annual election of Services were Monday, Jan- A native of Pennsylvania, 15401 Ee-st Jefferson KWIKEE Month. six directors to the 18-man uary 22, at the Frank J. Calca- Mrs. Bley, of 1584 Cook road, SAMPLE GrosstJ Pointe SNO-WHITE LAUNDROMAT I The display will be at eaeh board. terra Funeral Home and St. died Tuesday, January 16, in VA 1-1000 Res. TU 1-5251 & DRYCLEANER branClh approximatel~' a week to At the board's election of of- Catherine's Church. Burial was Harper Hospital. She was 51. 10 days and library visitors in Mt, Olivet cemetery. Open 7 Days - 8 A.M. to U P.M. fice'rs, Semon E. Knudsen was ...... Survivors include her hus- will have the opportunity to chosen DAC president for 1962. band, James; two daughters, THE '6300 E. Warren, cor. 3 Mile Dr. TU 4-9690 identify their own particular Knudsen is a vice president of MILDRED PLUMB Margalo and Elizabeth; her ...... state emblem. Researcher and General Motors Corp. and gen- Miss PI wn,b, 72, of 485 St . father, Josepoh Laughli:".; and creator of the flags is Mrs. eral manager of the company's Clair, died Sunday, January 21, two brothers, J. Robert and -"-----~------,------Lowell Orbaugh, 215 McKinley Chevrolet division. at Bon Secours Hospital. Gerald Laughlin. SAVINGS avenue, who is the Flag Com- Norman J. Fredericks. pre'si- A native Detroiter, she was Services were Friday, Janu- mittee Chairman of "the DAR dent of the Koenig Coal and a member of Tau Be-ta and the ary 19, at the Verheyden Fun- (of a ";',$) Chapter. SAMFtE NO. 1 You receive, as Supply Co., was made first vice- Women's City Club. eral Home. Interment was in a no-extra-cost part of Auto Club m~p1ber- UNITARIAN l' 0 • G sse Pointe community president; Jervis C. Webb, Servic('s were Tuesday, Jan- White Chapel cemetery. ship, broad, personal accident insurance that ~RNATIONALSTERUNG presidents are issuing procla- uary 23, at the Verheyden • * ... president and g'0neral manager pays helpful cash benefits (up to $10,000) for CO~,MENT mations signalizing February as Funeral Home, and interment JAMES ALEXANDER PARK 'J of Jervis B. Webb Co., secre- injuries or death result1nr~from commo~ trans- Special-to.Orde~ Service American History Month in was in White Chapel. Mr. Park, 78, of 253 Lewiston ',t.' ,J liI.m .tifil'm his real tary; and Frank E. Kenney, at- portation, pedestrian Qr sports aCCidents. their areas in response to the Memorials may be made to road, died Friday, January 19, ',eli, Is. ,'.I1S Cni/arianism. torney, treasurer. Worldwide coverage and increased cash bene- DAR's request urging all or- the Tau Beta Association. in Bon Seeours Hospital. !Iid Iii Wilbur E. Boyse of Washing- if It' kllotdcdge or ~ ganizations, school, libraries

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P~ge Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 25, "962 « Thursday, January 25, Devil S~TimmeI's Tal{e 21st Hockey League Blue Devils in Second Shamrocks St. Paul LaI{el~sDefeat Capital Unit · I · D • M Two Years Old The Men's Glee Cl~b~D Stralg It In DeatIng 1 onl-oe - Place in BeL Standings Beat Austin St. Thomas in Sqlleal{er pital University will appear h ___ ~~_~_ National Hockey Week, Jan------concert at the Parcells Junio By Dan Hall uary 20 to 28, is now well By Dan Hall A hot Catholic Central By Roger' Joseph High Sc?oOl auditorium, 1\lacl Grosse Pointe's Blue Devil swimmers were unim- under way and the Grosse The Blue Devil Cagers closed out the first half of basketball team defeated Last Friday night at Grosse Pointe High, the two at Vermer, on Sunday after pressed by Monroe's reputation as a' BCL powerhouse Pointe Hv~key League is par- their league schedule with an easy 81-62 victory over Austin High, 55-46,last Fri- basketball arch-rivals of the First Division East Side, St. noon, January 28, at 3 o'clock last Fridav. as the Devils rolled to their biggest vi\::tory ticipating in a two-fold fashion. Monroe last Friday on the losers' court. This concert is sponsored b' .I First, the Club is celebrating day on CC's home court. Paul and St. Thomas. met head on. Once more, St. Paul, of the season, 81-24.Three days earlier they had swamp- its acceptance into the National '!'he victory, coupled with The loss put Austin 'into at the final buzzer had held 1m to take the victory, 39-37. Salem Me m 0 ria I Luthera; Highland Park's close 54-50 win C h u ~c h, but the Luthcral ed S()uthfield in a non-league meet, 80-25. Amateur Hockey League and is speed and ball handling of third place in the Central St. Paul quickly pulled into I ---'<'; The Dcvils arc still unde- ~------proud to be a part of this as- over Fordson, gave the Devils guards Vic Dhooge and Gary churches of the community anr undisputed possession of second League behind U-D and ce. a 13-8 first quarter lead at the St. Paul fans~Jlad a lot to cheer fl'ated this Yl'ar. They have won (GP); 2. Irvine (GP); 3. Carty sociation. Spade, Center Jim Seder topped Lakers appeared headed for an about. Bob Martin, 6'5" soph~ many of the musical organiza place. Wyandotte clipped Royal 21 l'Ollsccutivc dual mcets, and tM). Time; 4:31.3. Perhaps more important is Devil scorers with 19-points. If {Ihe Friars hope to get into easy victory. The tid" turned more center, pulled the Lakers tions of the area arc also en Oak Dondero 57-55 in the re- 28 str;ii,~ht league I1lCl'ts. Rel'sl'e< the fact that this is the ~econd "We played as a team," com- the Catholic tournament, they however in the second quarter through as he led S1. Paul t() couraging attendancc. The puh 40-yard freestyle-I. b maining BCL contest, mented Coach Hollosy, "The must hope for a Catholic. Cen- and St. Paul managed to hold a their seventh league victory by - lie is invited to this concert b' Thc Southfield Blu(' ,Jays (M); 2. Lozelle (GP); 3. Dallas year for the Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe played Port man3gl'd only one first place, Hockey League as a local club boys really take pride in their tral victory over U-D this Fri- meager 21-19 half time margin. scoring 17 points and doing as one of the most widely-know~ . (GPl. Time: 18.6. Huron on Wednesday, but the m diving. and two sl'l'onds. in within the Grosse Pointe com- defense," day, and then beat U-D them- When S1. Thomas returned from well on defense. Also the r~ college glee clubs in the mid the 40 ancl 400-yard fre'estylcs. IOO-yard butt,crfly-l. Woods munity. results were in too late for this Monroe's Ken Dersey took selves in their encounter on intermission they continued turn of forward Tom Moxley. west. week's NEWS. C 0 a c h Chuck (GP); 2. Teetael't (GP-; 3. game scoring honors with 20 February 9. wh~re they left off and powered absent for four games with an Pianist .Tohn K. Carter an( Sehelli)::' Sets Record To celcbrate thcse two oc- Hollosy had commented earlier Musulin lIV!).Time: 59.1. cas ions the Grosse Pointe Club points. Devil Gary Spade was CC grabbed a ten point lead their way to a 28-27 third quar- ankle injury, seems to be quite the Varsity-=-Quartet will be fea that he expected the Big Reds Bob Schellig broke a record 100-yarct backstroke:.-l. Cut- is progressing well with its not far behind Dersey and Seder early in the first quarter, bllt tel' lead. possible. tured on the varied prograrr to be one of the toughest teams with 17, all of Spade's points it dwindled to 16-15 at the end St. Thomas started the third St. Paul next will meet St- that had stood flJI' two years. lPr (GP); 2. Tompkins (GP); 3. plans for an ice hop this Sun- the Devils will play. under the direction of ProfessOl coming in the first half. of the quarter as the Friars session with a bucket and pulled Florian on Frid2Y, January 26, His tin1(' of 1:04.3 set a new Hehl (1\'1). Time: 61.7. day. January 28, from 6 p.m. Grosse Pointe swept to a Wilbul' E. Crist. The Quartet figured out CC's pressing de- to a 30-27 score. The Lakers at Grosse Pointe High. St. pool and varsity record for the 100 - yvrd breastroke 1. to 8 p.m., at the Ice Flair. 46-;)0 halftime lead in Friday's BeL BASKETBALL four men selected from the per, fense. CC widened the slim put on a spree and fought to a I :B'loriah. a well balanced ball sonnel of the Glee Club, h 100 - yard breastroke. :\1ark Sl'helIi~ (CP); 2. K. Olzmann All parents and other inter- victory, hitting on 54 per cent W L lead to 30-25 at halftime after 38-34 lead. Then Dennis Bankey II club but completely lacking I';> 0 composed of David AUcienstein :\larsh swam the 20D-yard frce- (GPl; 3. Carlton (M). Time: ested supporters are cordially of their shots during the first Highland Park 5 o they scrapped the press. sank a basket ~n~ a ~~ee throw height. will be seeking their .Jay Jackson, George Schrarr style in 1:56.3 to :-.et a pool and 1:05.0. invited to enjoy an evening of two quarters. The Devils then GROSSE POINTE 4 1 Score Finally Tied to pull to wlth1l1 one point. i second victory of the season. and Don Kerr. . \-,Irsity reconl in that l'vent. 10()-yanl freestyle-l. Marsh skating and chatting with their used reserves through mueh of Fordson :) 2 Austin finally knotted up the Jack Wachi.er's free throw and League Standings "eal Baller opened till' 1\1011-(GP); 2. Sherwood (GP); 3. favorite hockey players or the second half. , Monroe 1 4 i Accompanying the quartet i~ score at 40-all at the end of the fancy ball-handling held the i St. Paul 7_0 roc meet wit h a 4: 13.3 in tl1(' Kroeger (1\1). Time: 50.4. friends. Tickets whieh are $1.00 Hollosy attributed mueh of r Royal Oak Dondero 1 4 James Ollinger, a f res h man ~ourth quarter with the aid of Blue Streaks until the buzzer. St. Thomas 5.2 -IOO-yard,JrecsLy!c to set a pool Divine<-l. Engstrom (GP); 2. for adults and 50c for young- the credit for the victory to the I Wyandotte 1 4 I from Allison Park. Penn. In- and varsity record. :\'1arsh swam b sters under 16 arc available Dan Steffes and Sam McNigh1. Bankey Held in Check St. Ladislaus 5-2 Carlton (M); 3. Duvall (M). cluded among the Quartet's se- the 1OO-yard freest~rle in 50.4 from all the hOCkey players But then Au s tin hit a cold 1'he St. Thomas star, Dennis Sf;':Ambrose 4-3 leetions".,are '~e Animals A. to tie the state recorcl. 160-~;;"Irdindividual medley- and the door at the Ice Flair. streak and scored only six free Bankey. averaging 24 points St. Anthony 4-~ Coming," "Devotion," "There'c With tl1C' season half over. 1. 1'eotae':..t (GP); 2. N. Olz- * * * GPUS I(ni,ghts Snatch lf1in throws while CC connected for pe:- game, \~as held to only 9 Servite 2-5 A Hole in My Bucket," and • . ts t t k th pomts, while his,~ teammate St David ....5 Gro~sl' Pointe appears to be a mann (GP): 3, Remner (M). The following are the scores 1iJ pom . 0 a e e game. Ch' . ""- "Climb Eve r y Mountain," a " :-.hooJ-infor another BCl.? swim- Time: 1:47.2. and standing of the Grosse . arles Kurne scored 11. St. Catherine 1-5 q Over Maumee in Overtime . Shootmg told the story. Aus-I Despite the close score the St. Floria 1-6 song from the familiar Rodgers .ming tille. Thc Devils hav(' 200-yard freestyle - 1. De- Pointe Hockey League at the tm made only 29 percent of n and Hammerstcin "Sound of now met e'\'eiy team in the M~ulemeester (GP); 2. Brink week ending .January 20. By Al Blixt I into the fourth quarter until their shots in the game. (For a MusIc." league at least once, and have (GP); 3. Carty (M). Time: PEE WEES G.P.U.S. Basketball Editor i Drown, 'who starred for Mau- team of Austin's caliber, 35 GPUS The afternoon's program \ViIi nQl. e\'cn '('0111(' close to dcfeat. 2:03.2. Wolverines 2., Chiefs 1. For the first time in many mee, opened an eight-point gap percent to 40 percent is usual.) ~ Cagers Break Record Thev have had to have most of lBO-yard medley relay - 1. Cardinals 15. Ravens O. years the Grosse Pointe Uni- almost single - han(ledly, His CC hit 46 percent. In the disas- tbl'i'r meets a\\ Hanson and H a r old G. Mc- of victory. Leonard Winter opened the scoring with a lay- cmd broken his glasses. He fin- pOhmts a gal l:e, a~d BOb .Pryor, Grcgor. _ Eagles 6, HaWks 5. * * * stated after the game, "Our up and two free throws. How- l'shed th g . ta tWO speCla llzes In set mgt up Despite the lack of skiers Standings boys can close the gap; they're Dr. Bushong e Ime wearmg can C l' d I ,. <:5 ~ , <:5 ever he soon committed his lenses. At the half the Krtights p ay~ an p a) 10., cl sit onb de- there was a gOOd deal ,of ex- W L T Pts. ~ improving every week. Look fifth foul and was forced to lead 39-35 - fensl\Tc game, each fouled out citement at Otse:go over the Rebels 9 0 1 19 Fair at the record." retire. John Golanty, 6-foot-2 On TV Sunday David Hughes broke Grosse ~o ~ut a dent in the Devil's at. weekend. On Saturday evening JUTnping'Test Belltemps 4 5 0 8 The Flyers and Rangers junior, scored three points to Famous fc a ~ouple of children were play. Eagles 3 4 2 8 Pointe's almost traditional third! ac . At Hunt Club fought to a two to two deadlock put the game on ice. Brown Dr. James W. Bushong, Su- An ing with matches in a HilI Top Hawks 0 6 1 0 quarter, jinx by sinkng three I 0 as the Flyers jumped to a first scored three points but it wasn't perintendent of Pointe Public £ Lodgc room when they managed baskets and two free throws. WOMAX INJeRED The Rebels became the first period lead on a goal by Doug Specializin to set fire to the beclding. The Second -'Annual Olympic team in all three divisions to enough as the rest of the Ohio Schools, will be featured on the This kept them ahead Of the Shrieves. The Rangers' Hohl- Quick thinking and fast action team was held scoreless. "Detroit Speaks" program on surging Spartans led by Beb Mrs. Jean Goss, 58, of 663 Jumping Competition will be clinch first place last Satw"day fald tied the score in the sec. by sevcral of the maintenance held Sunday, January 28, at the as they shut out the BeIItemps The high-scorers for the Uni- WJBK-TV, Channel 2, on Sun- Knapp. Both teams' :..cored al- Virginia Park, Detroit, slipped Carry-Out Servlc{ ond period as both teams play- versity School were: Hartwick, TUxedo 2-3535 men on duty at the club pre~ Grosse Pointe Hunt Club start- 5 to O. It was the third shut- day, January 28. at 12 p.m. most at will but the knights and fell on the icy sidewalk ~ ed "Kitty bar the door" type 18, Perrin, 13, Golanty, 12, and Moderator of the program is vented it from becoming a seri- ing at 9:30 a.m. out of the season for Bill Marl' maintained a lead Of about six when she ste'pped off a DSR bus hockey. They traded goals in Hughes, 10. Dr. John Dempsey, news anal- points. " at Wayburn and Jefferson on ous blaze. They dragged the ~ Thomas W. Sheahan, chairman as the Rebel net mindel' was the final period with Padilla The victory enhanced the yst q,nd commentator, who will The record.tieing score was Sunday, January 21, injuring smoulclering bedding out of the of the event, has received en- brilliant in turning aside 16 s cor i n g for the Flyers and Grosse Pointe team's chances question Dr. Bushong on the made by John Golanty with a her left shoulder. She was building where they extinguish. tries from Hunt Clubs and shots on net in the first period. Bockst;mz tallying the equalizer of taking the annual tourna- highlights of his recent trip to minute and fifteen sc<:onds left transported to Bon Seeours Hos- 0 cd it, thus preventing further Jumper Stables in Toledo, Flint, His spectacular playing seemed for the Rangers. Final score, ment to be held at Maumee, Russia to study the Soviet to play in the game. At this pital by Park police and treated damage to the building from Ann Arbor, Bloomfield, Roches- to spark the Rebels as they the heavy smoke and extin. Flyers two, Rangers 2. February 23 and 24. educational system. point the G,P.U.S. team went for the injury and release'd. tel', and Pontiac. dominated the play in the re- u gl:ishe:-s. Teams consisting of at least maining two periods. About the time the fire \\:1s three entries each, will compete Dave F 0 u e her scored two under control Dr. Rob e r t over courses made up of 14 goals for the Rebels, as Dick Chamberlain. G ran d Rapids jumps and ranging from 3112 Keller, Dave Taylor, and Tom dentist, suffered a hNlrt attack feet to 4 feet in height to start, Deschriver each s cor e done in the p,lrking lot. Dr. Cham- with elr,psed time also a factor each to account for the Rebel berlain, a skier of many years in the scoring in accordance with goals. The Rebels coached by and a member of the National Olympic Rulings. Vincent Gillis will represent the Grosse Pointe Hoc key o New to the competition this League for State plaYOff honors Police Chiefs year will be a "Pro-Am" Class after the season closes in the o consisting of at least one profes- Bantam Division, Attend Parley sional rider accompanied by jun- In a very 'hard.fought game o iors or adult teammates. Riding Saturday evening, the Hawks Three Pointe area police for the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club jumped to a fast two-goal lead chiefs attended the annual Mid- in this class will be Mrs. Edward but could not hold on as the 'Vest Conference of the Michi- Henkel, Jr., of Whittier road, first period ended 3 to 2 for gan Association of Chiefs of Po- Dr. Arthur G. Seski of Deep- the Eagies. The Hawks tied lice held in the Kellogg Center lands South, and Erbin D. Wat- the score in the second period, of .:\lichigan State University in ties of Berkshire road, aecom- only again to see the Eagles East Lansing on Tuesday, Jan- panied by professional Miss Jan forge ahead on a disputed goal. uary 16. I Schaefer. The third period action was fast, At th~ conference were Park Among the Juniors who have and hard with see-sawing from Police Chief Arthur Louwers, survived the rugged eliminations Olle end of the ice to the other. City Police Chief Thomas Trom- held at the Club over the past The teams traded goals with a bly and Harpe:- Woods PoHce few weeks are Maureen Cava- final score Eagles 6 and the Chief Allen Miglio. naugh, Larry Marantette and Hawks 5. Fred Castcnholtz. police chief Brooke Janis, who comprise the Vivers scored the hat trick of Muskegon and president of "Foxheads" in Class "A." I for the Eagles, as. Murad cor- o the Association, presided. I Class "E" Cubs consist of nered two and ReId one, The Now Open During thp. meeting, the var- Pamelya Wrigley and Ann Wat- goal getters ~er the Hawks lous chairmen submitted their tles, who will ride two mounts, were Log~n WIth 4 goals and THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL RECEPTION All Year annual reports of activities of while the Hounds will see Annie Bradley WIth one. the Association. Lory Bachrach, Kathy Lilly and MIDGET Principal speaker during the Kathy Maschmeyer ride in that Woods Theare 3, Royals 1. The turnout for our Open House and Flower Show just couldn't have been better. Thank luncheon was former State Su- order. Flyers 2, Rangers 2. preme Court Justice George Ed- Official scorers will be Edwin Standings' you for stopping by and saying so many nice things about our new Mack-Morass Office. And wards, who earlier this month N. Peabody of Lincoln road and W L T Pts. became the new Detroit Police Stanley Humphrey of Bloomfield Royals 7 2 1 15 we hope you'll come back soon to take advantage of our full range of banking services. Commissioner. Hills. The secretarial staff in- Woods Theatre 6 2 2 14 Following the luncheon, the cludes Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. C. S. Flyers 2, 6 2 6 a~terno.on was elevoted to a panel LaPearl and Miss Mildred Trim. Rangers 2 7 1 5 As you know, we offer both Regular and Econ-O-Check@ checking accounts. R_egular Savings diSCUSSIOnof police problems. ble. '.' This Division has the tight- lest race for the championship. Accounts which earn 3~% interest. Investment Savings Accounts which earn 4% interest. New First place will provide the Lessons in winner with the right to rep- Automatic Savings Plan. Complete Loan and Trust services. Plus drive-in windows, ample resent the League in the State playoffs for the Midget Divis- parking, night depository and safe deposit vault. PISTOL SH,OGIING ion. The fight for first place By Appointment by Leo Fenn's Royals and We'll be glad to help you in any way we can. Leo n a r d Win t e r's Woods League Shooting every Thursday Theatre team came to a boil c' Nite at 5:00 P.M. Saturday morning as the Woods MACK-MOROSS ,ROAD OFFICE beat the heavily favored Royals New and Used Pistols for Sale by a score of 3 to 1 in a hard, Ammunition In All Calibres fast skating game. The Woods' Joe Reid with NATIONAL ,BANK OF 'DETROIT More people own pIstols and don't know ~ how to usa them than ll.ny other arm. two goals and Steve Fisher with one ace 0 u n t e d for all the MAPLE GROVE GUN SHOP Woods' &cores as Ron Mertz seored for the Royals. Goalie 21 Mile Road at Gratiot Ave. Mike Praught

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~B.ry 2St 1962 Thursday, JanuB.ry 25, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Ifeat Page Nine , C(~pital _~l!~lil~.C~llb 10 Sing Theater Giving Fords to Shotv Men Gardeners "alier 1 h(' :\1c'n s Glre Club of Ca- in I I Teachers' Art Church Reveals Expansion Plans 'lltal L:ni\'cr~itv will ~ " c ~Iee both sacred and secular ~ . "ppe.lr In musIC S Ie t. Play Next Week Travel Slides loncrrt at thc P'II'C'cllr J' . e c Ions range from a Hold Election To Be Shown , .,. unlOl" capell 1" At the' annual meeting of the" Thl~ cost of the structure is 11:"11 Sd:ool aueJilorium ~. k arc IglOUSwOl"ks ane'. folk ,1(' Hi~h. 'the two congregation of First English estimated a t approximately ~ ,l\laC ~ongs to semI' po I d Undel' the direction of Dean 'All the mystery and color of T. A. Del'4aire, of East Outer .,t. \'erni('r Oll Sunday ~ft . • - pu ar an mo- The faculty of the Grosse ::,ion ECast Side. St. , ~ '." el' dern works Erskine, "Look Hooeward, An- the Near East will be shown in drive, was elected president of Ev. Lutheran Church, Vernier $130,()00. Significant progress :Ioon. ,J,1lllwr,\' 28, at 3 o'cloek, . Pointe School System will ex- ::C_' nwre. St. Paul, gc'I." written by Kctti Frings slides brought to the Grosse Men's Garden Club of Grosse Road and Wedgcwood Drive, 1n the amount of $20,000 was Thi" (,ollccrt is ~ponsorcd by NO admission is being charg- hibit the product of their artis- , ;hc \'lctory. 39~37. f!'Om a novel by Thomas Wolfe, Pointe War Memorial Center Pointe for the 1962 term at the the new president, Vincent Ro- made toward financing this :-;a:l'1l1 :\1(' mar i a I Luthcra~ c,d for this coneen; but patron nears completion for presenta- Tucsday evening, January 30 at tic talents in a very interesting group's regular meeting held 4 l' iJ u I' (' h, but the Luthcran tIckets, insuring excellent scats, art show in the second floor dis- deck, was authori cd to appoint buildll1g. It is hoped that over ), !l:ld a It.; to chcC'r tion Friday and Saturday, Feb- 8 p,m. by the Watson Fords who January 18. l':l11l'l'hcsof the community and arc ayaJlablc from the office of ruary 2 and 3. at the Grosse will ('ell of their many adven- play rooms of the Grosse Ppinte a building and finance com- the' tlcxt two years additional r :,\l;ll.tin, (i-;')" ;;01'110- Other officers elected were J. ::~aIlY of the mu~ical organiza- Salem Me mol' i a I Lutheran War Memorial beginning with ,;', ;'ulll'ci the L;lk'erg Pointe High School Auditorium, tures in Turkey. Lebanon, Syria, Arthur Shimmin, first vice- mittel' to study furthe'r plans funds will be raised. At least : ,"Ii'- of thC' area :Ul" ~tandiil;::-s ,,;:ri ])(1n Kerr, Any Grosse Pointer who has Though all members of the the cast arc M,l's, Al Meyer, a whel: he noti~ed. the langUag~ retiring president, Harry G. public school faculties are invit- "The program includes song3 and sketche~,that d;i 7_0 J\('Companying the CIuartct is , or can obtain such a wheelchair teacher at Brownell, Miss Sue, barner W1:;:": PI::::ht ~hot:-- in a B'llI Boy,'dEll' all' p1ace, an a 'I'om the beautIful gardens" at Shlraz.. Pointe schools; a flowering tree Parcells Junior High School; Marian Mercer, R. G. Brown and Sylvia Lord," 1'[':' [);'d \\ ,I" Iln,l! ly and Marion Lampman and Julia ~tein, Kenmore road, arc also TI~e Gr,oss~ Pomte p.ubhc ~s planting project along Mack OSfJOod, WXY% ,~' !Iart\\ici;. \\it11 only residents of the boarding house. cordl.ally I?Vited to enJoy thIS avenue, and annual civic awards Meighan who are in charge of t, i('lt to play, ' '. even1l1g WIth the Fords at the the art classes at Grosse Pointe eHET SAMPSON Curtam IS promptly at 8:30, Center free of charge to local churches, schools, parks High School. !l:~ht::;' b1;:: nlt.'~1 \\pre and public buildings for su- invites you to join his .deluxe I and anyone wishing tickets in . (Iu~)l{' :-i:u!'(':-- (~('n1"...::e advance should call Mrs. Ar- perior landscaping. Marilyn Krueger and Esther ~d ,\ Ith :::::.-:pOll1t:-. fol ... thur Brownell, 882-5538. Mem- Library Offers The club's monthly publica- Meldrum are handling the de- H ~l l' t \\ 1 (' k \\ ~t:1 :20. 15 Day Tou!I' to be'rship information may be ob- tion, The Garden Pointer, edi- tails for the opening tea for c!:~d C(\la::t~ (',l('h hold tained by calling Mrs. DanaI Sound" Prograllt ted by A. Lynn Zwickey, was which Allen Ebert and Robert ::1 J('(J both t('ams ill White, TU 2-5725, membership selected as second best in the Rathbun are making special silk r:::: ','.Ith :2U. chairman. The Audio-Visual Committee nation at the last annual con- screen invitations. MEXICO venience of the national organi- of the Friends of the Library Mexico City, Acapulco,,~T axco, ~& Cuernavaca Garage Mecbanic will present a program demon- zation. 'oe I)ef ~Clls strating the effectiveness and All male gardeners in the FEBRUARY 24 $493.50 Has Close Call versatility of the new sound Grosse Pointe area are invited l I{e~eryC~ equipment purchased for the to affiliate. and Library by the Friends. City police r~ceived a report ~.nill Hnr:-man The program will be held in Louis Andrees to Mark 15 Day Tou,r to of :l mishap at Moh"s Central '~Ilcia~' ni~ra. J~!nH~ry Service, 335 Fisher road. The the Main Reading Room of the Golden Wedding Feb. 4 C;rns,;(", POinte 1I1~h accident occurred at 12;45 p,m. Central Library Tuesday, Janu- ary 30, at 9:15 p,m. The Main ~~t':T(' baskctball te~tm Friday, January 19, when the Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Andree a ,');'i-:-;;') (,c('i"ion to the Reading Room will be used in garage owner attempted to announce the celebration of Now Thru Sqturday !';-ojans, HAWAII move a '61 Ford Thunderbird. anticipation of a large crowd, their golden wedding anniver- and to take full advtantage of Spencer Tracy - Frank Sinatra "('1'\'e,, were ('oid in the Mechanic Gerald F. LeFevre, sary on February 4, 1962. Be. and Seattle World's Fair 126J..l Westphalia, Detroit, was the acoustical qualities of the fore his retirement, Mr. Andree "The Devil at 4 O'Clock" ~tcr as the TroJillb out. ... 1'n Color standing in front of the car. larger room . 1(' j)('nls 14-5, :\lonroe. April 14 $729.45 was a locksmith in Detroit for :l\-antaC:c of thc Deni,,' The driver's foot slipped and Included in the one-hour pro- 20 years. Saturday Matinee Only hit the accelerator; the car mov- gram will be discussions and Tiley have two daughters, Danny Kay in ,otm::; and ra""in:<:. in. Call 01' See [:s for Au)' or All of l'f?.11l' Trat-'el Needs ~rlcir !cae! to a com. ed forward, pushing the mc- demonstrations of high fidelity. Mrs. A. E. Gagne of Shoreham "The Fi."I" Pennies" :):2-1G halftime all- chanic through a rear overhead st~reophonic sound, and the road and Mrs. Micuael Burns in Color A New Musical Revue Chet Sampson Travel Service door. fascinating process of tape re- of Dearborn, a grandson, Wil- The door proke and a part of cording. There' will be a few Starting Sunday '('nnd haH "a'\' ;.Ionn,e 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5.751 d liam Gagne in the U.S. Navy BOX OFFICEOPEN DAILY 10 TO 9-WO 5.1070 it sprang baCk, hitting LeFevre "sound surprises:" in addition to Return Engagement GI'O';';C Pointt' 23~19. Air Corp, and one great-grand- Rock Hudson on the left leg. He was taken magnificent examples of the son, Thomas Gagne. GIna Lollabrlglda PRICES: Eves. Mon. +hru Thurl. & Sunday Eve., JlII'I. 21-$5.40; ,lIzi and Bob BranHllcr immediately to Bon Secours faithful recording of beautiful They are being entertained Bale. 5.40, 4.30, 3,20, 2.10; Fri. & Sat Evel.: Orch. 5.95; Bele. red nine points to pace "Come September" Hospital by the garage owner, music. by their immedIate family at a in Color 5.95. 4.8r;, 3.75. 2.65; Sat. ivlllts.: Oreh. 3.75: Bak. 3.75, 3.20, :lb_ Gre," ~l"rtin had wherc he was treated for bruises The program will conclude reception in their home. 2,bS. 2.10. Tax incl._Eves. at 8:30: Mats. at 2; Sun. Eve., Jan. 21, .", but .J eff Y onSch\\'dl-l. at 7:30. PIe/He enfloss ssH-addressed, stl1mped envelop •• DAILY 3:00 P.M .• 3:1)0 A.1\I. and released. WIUl the playIng of tape record- lal1y score',; around 15 ed selections, examples of the ~amc. and Bob Pryor, SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. ;,;1:00 A.I\I. LIMITED ENGAGEMENT! FAMUUS CANTUNESE many which are available to E. Jefferson at Beaconsfield :'C1aiizl"" in ;;ettin; up Library patrons at the Central CASS ~ ONE WEEK ONLY co Grasse Pointe -+ 1([ playiw~ a 4ron,g de- CHINESE FOODS Library. This portion of the L.IAy,lh.Wllhlnv!on 8lod. ( ::;;;lI1e. each fouled out BEG. JAN. 29 THRU FEB. 4 at program is guaranteed to be VA 2.2870 ~i('llt in the Devil's :It- "Fair Star l'1n HONG KONG virtually indistinguishable from IN PERSON! Jack Paar's Saucy Pixie and Her ,famous for Fine Chinese and a live orchestral performance. American Food M e m bel'S of the Friends ~.,.~: Delightful Musical Chop Suey Audio~Visual Committee are: Charles A. Parcells, Jr., Alger Speciali;zitlg in C!wtoncst! Dishes CARRY OUT SERVICE J ;:-an Goss. 5R. of 663 Shelden, III, Thomac Tripp, Par~:. Delran. slipped P'hone TU 2..0102 Clark Wells and William Gard, ,_~arry.Ont Service AUDREY I on the icy ~idc\\'a]k 16209 East Warren Ave. Hours: Sun. thru Fri. chairman. Mr. Gard expresses TUxedo 2-3535 DetroH24, MichJ"an 12:30 Noon to 9 p,m. (' "leppcd off a DSR bus Sat., 12:30 Noon thru 11:00 p,m. special appreciation to George HEPBURN", burn and Jcffer,;on on 16719 Mack. at Yorkshire Peear who is providing neces- as that,,~:,. ,January 21. injUl'ing Z blks. from Outer Dr. sary amplifiers and speakers, as delighful darling. :',,:;l+,;~<:> rGe~:~el".Jp [t shoulde~. She \\"a3 well as providing technical as. rq Lw ~ ~tcd to Bon See ours Hos~ sistance. ~ •• P~~ Pa;-k police and treated Following the program, re~ injury and release'd. freshments will be served, and F~n.Filhcl ~ members of the Committee will ~~?~WlttttJ...{JOO~1I! '/1.,,,,, :;~ Musu:al Treat Z/1, be on hand to answer questions. Ralph ~)J':~;::RlUFAST ~~' . ~ French Manner! SI{ATER INJURED , GenevielJe's Own J.A1'lISPAIGE' JIM HlJTTON James Hotchkiss, 37, of 1440 " Company! AT.IFFANYS PAULA. PRENTISS Vernier road, slipped and fell, Seats New Om Sale Sutter cutting the left side of his face, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTI.Y FILLED . while ice skating in his back • COMING • al lhe pLan,o yard on Tuesday. January 16. He PRICES: Mon .. thru Thurs. at 8:30 & ~)Un. Eve. F.b., 4 at 7:30- was taken to St. John Hospital "Devil at 4 O'CIOCk"1 "Back Street" Orch. $4.85; Bele. 4.85, 3.7S, 3.20, i./O; Fri. & Sat, Eves.. Orch. 5.40; Bille. 5.40, 4.30, 3.20. 2.10. Set. Milt., Feb. 3 .t 2 P.M.: by Woods police, where 10 Frank Sinatra Susan Hayward Orch. 3.75; Bille. 3.75, 3.20, 2.65, 2.10. Tllx incl. Please enclole • stitches were needed to close the Spencer Tracy John Garvin lelf'llddrened, stamped .nvelops. Fine Food wound. TI,ket •• 1.0 It Mlrwll'. Book Storn. Horthlln~ In4 Elltlan~ 10r •• th rlul .. l. and Cocktails' • NOW ON ALL REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Luncheons from I [ to 3 ...7tfueJC1'Pl' " the TU 5-8880

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by ] ean Taylor By Roberta Gucst Columnist: "DAUGHTER OF SILENCE," Virginia Leonal'd by Morris West, docs not havQ THERE IS that PI\fK antique coffee urn .•. iowle PSYChIatry as Its main theme, I and French ... at Wm. DenIer and Co.... a huge PsYclllatry, both as a subject but one of the mam characters I Florentme photogrClph box done In gold and h.-ory at for 11c11on and non-flCtIOn, con- lS an Australian psycJllatnst VIrginia WIlliams ... and shmwg clear IUCIte bath- I11cmOer Mlcl)lo:::~ Press AssOCl'ltlon and NatIon'll Edltorldl AssoclatlOD tinues to be extr:lOrdll1anly who tries to help straIghten out NATIO:"Ji\L ADV[' RTISI:"JG RI;PItESJ<..NTATIVE room accessones tl at look lIke cut glass at Top '0 popular. Our daily newspapers the complex Ascolll1l famIly, \\ ceklv NC\\Spdper Rcprcscnl'ltlves lnc prll1t artIcles in this fwld, an- the HIll ... a~solut,'ly nothmg IS a bere here though;; 4C-1 Fifth J\\ etHic. Ncw York 19 New York BHyant 9-7300 and aId Carlo Ascolini, the de- I the day be dull. slIppery ... or slushy ... CHICAGO OFFICE nounce lectures, portray psy~ fense lawyer, in the murder I 333 North l\IJehlc:ln Avcnue Phone FInanCial 6-2211 chiatric problems In cartoon trIal that dominates the book. I 000 form, advertise books, periodi- It hasn't even u A fourth novel just out is cals, both of porJular and zcien- "CAPTAIN NEWMAN, MD." been announced pu')llcJy yet, but everyone's talking UfIC bent, devote many articles by Leo Rosten of Hyman T(ap- to psychiatry and its .allied about the excltmg tnp Mary Gorenflo, of Chet Ian fame. The scene IS an All' fields. The "Atlantic" for July, Sampson's Travel SerVIce, WIll be escorting in May. Corps base on the desert, dur- 1961 devoted a special supple~ It's twenty-four da:; s through the French ProvInces, ing World War IT. The pro- ment to Psycluatry m Amencan in EUrOl)e'S most be autIful month. tagonist IS an Army psychia- Life, showmg ItS effect on trist-one WIth great empathy 000 medicme, WrItll1g, rehgion, art, with his pa11ents "We handle Have you heard chlldren and morals. Books are everythlllg from tIcs to 'unco-l that the HIll's Mr. Kleen has been photographed and wntten by psychiatnsts' wives operatIve behaVIOr' to 'combat about theIr husbands A recent wntten up III a couple of Trade magazmes ... be- fatIgue,''' says Captall1 New- Issue of the Sunday New York cause they think It'~ such a good Idea? Mr. Kleen IS man. "We deal with sIckness- TImes Magazme Section had an responsible for keepIng the flotsam and Jetsam off the kll1d of SICkness that docsn't ,~ . An Editor Speaks Out artIcle by the wife of a psycho- the HIll. show up on sphygmogra.phs or analyst, a n a I y z i n g psycho- 000 Jenk111s LIO\'d Jones. edItor of the Tulsa, Oklahoma analysts' WIves! fluoroscopes .... Don't thlllk my patients babble glbbensh. o Tribune. addressed members of the Inland Press Asso- In the flOld of fIctIon, a Come to a treasure hunt most of them make sense-l~ number of books have appQared I CIatIOn last Oc~obcr. HIS speech, a nnging challenge to you listcn long enough and hard I Spot the red tags, ar d I1l1d rare bargains at Virg1l1ia the press of the coun try, urges AmerIcans to 1clUJ n to recently, dealmg WIth psychIatry WIllIams GIft Shop. '" cnough" Mr Kaplan portays r from dIfferent pomts of VIew, the doctllne of mdn'ldual rcsponslbllIt~. qUlte a remarkable varIety of 000 Two of these are fICtiOnal case What 1\11'. Jones had to sa," seems to us to be so "casualtIes"-a gallery whIch Ski Cream histOrIes "THE SINGLE SE- meludes Pepe Gavolll, who be- Important that \ve repnnt It here 111 full, and urge all CRET," by Teo Savory tells the lIeves that man's problems can and MIstone (fluid make-up) . , . hair flxati\'e . our readers to gIve It senous attention. story of a woman's painful be cured WIth large doses of eye cream and blerTllsh lotion are Just part of the TillS

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Thursday, January 25, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven Garden Center Classes In the Gardens Voies Change Carol D. IV\cKenna

The Grosse Poinle Garden Cenler at its January meeling at the War Memorial voted to Feted Before Rites have its fiscal year begin in January instead of in June as ! Will Marry Robert L. Kane, of New York, on Febru- has be'en the cuslom since the ary 3 in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church with a center's inception nearly 14 Reception Following at De+roit Yacht Club years a&o. Thus, the next big annual I Carol D. McKenna, daughter (of Dr. and M.::s. Charles meeting with luncheon, always J. McKenna, of Sunningdale drivE', has chosen February so well attended by the Center's :3 a~ the date of her wedding to Robert L. Kane, son membership of ove'r a thousand, of Mrs. Frederick L. Kane, of Nc'w York, and the late will be held next January. Mr. Kane, .-- --~_. ----. -. ---. ----. The following women will go Mauril'c Hcidy, of Hiverdale. on in office for the next 12 The rites will take place N.Y., cnter.tained for Ihe pair months: president, Mrs, Valen- in Our Lady Star of the Sea at 11 -::ocktail p~, tY' PAGES tine GLl'enlher; first vice presi- dent, Mrs. Longyear Palmer; Church with a reception second vice president, Mrs, fallowing at the Detroit Harley Higbie; third vice presi- Yacht Club. dent, Mrs. Herbert D, Schmitz; --~-"'''!l'',------_ recording see I' eta l' y, Mrs. Parties honoring the engage'd George J. Rapp; assistant re- pair have been given both here r------~---..+=l"!',------. cording secretary, Mrs. Otis U. and in New York. The bride- Short and Walker; treasurer, Mrs. Henry From Allother Poillte Walker and assistant treasurer, Mrs. James B. Ogden. to the Pointe Winter is study time for of Vie,v "'------11 most gardeners, and the Garden Center wants all its members to Home from four weeks in Los use its library, recently aug- fly Patricia Talbot ,() Angeles. Calif., San Diego and ____' l mented by some finc' new books. Las Vcgas are DR and MRS. The Grosse Pointe Shorcs L E. C. BAUMGARTEN, of Loch- Garden Club, in memory of its TI1£'se Io\verinn' days arc brightened for the H. 'vV. moor houlevard. While in Los member, Mrs. Robert Baric, has Angeles they visited their son- :\Ic.rrills by the th~ugh'ts of March, just a month or so given a book, "New Horizons in BONNIE STUHIDREHER. of Lochmoor boule- in-law and daughter, the WIL- a\\'a~'. Flower Arrangements" by Myra vard, left, and SUSAN DREARY, of Lakeland avenue, LIAM WEBSTERS and their Then they will be sailing from VancouH'r, B. C., to three grandchildren. J, Brooks. visited the Great Masterpiece, a tropical garden in On January 31 Mr. and Mrs. lIe1\\"aii on the first lap of an around the world trip. * * * The Grand Marais Garden Lake Wales, Fla., recently. The girls, who are students Charles A. Wollcnzin, of Ken- Dr. Frederic Flach, of Xew Yeteran O,'elers, this \vill be '1be Merrills' first trip to l\IRS. JOSEPH M. SCHENCK, Club has given the outstanding at nearby Webber College, were assigned the tropical wood court will entertain at York. brother-in-law of tlfe the Orient, but they haye "isitecl Europe many times. of Lakeland avenue, will leave book by Norman J. Sparnon, gardens trip by their class in basic design and color. dinner for the pair. prospi 'Cii\'e bric1egl'oom, will be entitled "Japanese Flower Ar-:, best man. t;"shering \\'ill be' -? From the Orient they will travel to the l\1ecliter-1 for Barbados on February 3. rangements - CIa s sic a I and The McKennas and their John Corcoran. R alp h A. rancan, making a 10ng stop in Spain, renting a car and >l< ,.. >I< lVI,odern." This much sought their son, FRANZ J. VON son of MR. and MRS. PAUL D. daughter spent two weeks in O'Connell and Richard O'Shea, touring i hat countr~', This committee, which Mrs. McKean will head, has l\tr H 'tl fAD A RV ILL and FLORENCE * * * ."rs. ayes IS Ie ormer nn man, of Saginaw. been named the Grandmothers Committee for Liggett. MR. and MRS. FRANK R. Elizabeth Peabody, daughter of * * * MILLER, all from the Grosse It includes ?\Irs. Charles A. Dean, Jr., Mrs. Reece B. K R USE (BARONESS LUD- MRS. POWELL PEABODY, of Among those exhibiting work Pointe area, will attend the Obcrtcu[[cr, Mrs, Ailes Hcnr'~'. i\'1rs. George Fink Mrs. M1LA VON TAUBE, of Cannes, University place, in the art show at the Mary- 1962 Michigan Education Asso- J. Frazer \\'hitchead, ivlrs. Edsel B. Ford, l\-Irs. James F l' a n eel, of Cook road an- * * * grove College Art Galleries are ciation Mid-Year Leadership o :K. 'Watkins, ?\oIl'S.Ernest Brier, Mrs. J ohn Ow~n III, Mrs., nounce the birth of a d~ugh- Phi Kappa Phi, national hon- KATHRYN MARIE SULLIVAN, Conference to be held at the Frederick \V. Parker, Jr., and Mrs. DOllglas Rob\'. tel', ALlX ANNE-MARIE NO- or society whose members in- of Manor avenue, and JANET MEA Camp, St. Mary's Lake

:;;' L v ELLE, on December 25, clude seniors from the upper CAROL RUMORA, of Moran near Battle Creek, February :> Tau Beta Reports I * * * ,ten percent of their college road. 2-3. "Chicken cordon bIeu" 'will star on the menu l'...lR. and MRS, J 0 H N C. classes, graduaee students from * * * Expected to aUract more than ;:;), arranged by Mrs. Peter Dow, an accomplished gourmet,_ MURRAY (EMMY BISHOP), of the upper five percent and out- MR.. and MRS. JOHN RUSE, 200 teachers and administrators (- ior .the annual dinner .meeting of Tau Beta January 30- Boul'n?mouth road, announce standing faculty, welcomed five JR., of Amersterdam, Holland from throughout the state, the t tb "LI t Cl b L .' the bath of a daughter, JO- Grosse Pointe area University were house guests of MAR- conference is des i g n e d to a .e.l~ un u. AN-NA DA'''NT J 4 f M' h' t d t . '. • ."1. H, on anuaI"y. 0 Ie 19a~ s u en,~ mto its I SHALL NOECKER, of Handy strengthen professional organi- (ContInucd on Pa):'c 15) * * * ra~ks last fhursday, They arc I road, last week-end. lVIr. Noec- zations and to brief officers of rFr======iil MRS, A. F. BACKINGER of THOMAS C. CALCATERRA of ker entertained for the visitors local IVlEA units o'n specific I Bedford road, a member of the Sunningdale road; CAROL F. with cocktails Saturday and phases of education. I Undercroft PIa y e rs of St. DAVIDSON of McKinley ave.; then the guests went to the * * 'i' Philip and St. Stephen's Epis- PATRICIA M. JOH~STON of DAC for dinner and dancing. MARTIN WICKER, of Anita o An Insura~ce p'rogram, with sufficient amount copal Church, Frankfort and Lakeland road; MARGOT H, * * * L NESS L k I avenue, has been accepted by to values when the loss occurs, is the first step akewood, is- a member of the of a ,e and avenue; and l\IR. and MRS, J. R. CAR- DeIta Mu CIlap ter (}f Al pha cast of Wilbur Braun's comedy, CLIFTON S. GODDIN, JR. of MAN of D~erfield. Ill., an- . 1 Kappa Psi, national professional in the direcHon of !lreal service." "You're Telling Me," to be pre- neaconsfle d road. nounce the adoption of a daugh- * business, fraternity. scnted at the Church on Friday * * tel', CAREY ELIZABETH, on I and Saturday' evenings, Janu- Among those who received January 15. Mrs. Carman is the Alpha Kappa Psi was in- I ary 26 and 27, at 8:15 p.m. dcgrees at Central Michigan former PATRICIA GONCZO stalled at John Carroll in the Donation is 90 cents. University's midyear Commen- of Grosse Pointe. spring of 1956 and is the oldest ARTHUR J. ROHbE * *, * cement exercises January 21, * * * and one of the largest profes- ANt> COMPANY New president of the MIT were KENNETH GUTOW m.s., ROCKWELL T. GUST, JR., sional bus i n c s s fraternities Clttb of Detroit is W, JAMES Secondary ,Education, Math.) Con-Con delegate from Grosse seeking to "further C1e in- MAST of McKinley avenue. and BARBARA HUDOCK (A.B., Pointe, has accepted the invita- dividual welfare of its members; INSURANCE DirectOr of the Detroit City Elementary Educatior, Sc1.) tion of the State College Young to foster scientific l' e sea r c h Plan Commission Charles A. * * * Republicans to give the keynote in the fields of commerce, ae- ,£lessing "vill speak to the club MR. and MRS. KARL VON address at their annual con- counts and finances; io educate at 7:30 this evening in the SCHWARZ of Bishop road cele- vention to be held February the public. to appreciate and de- 2711 East Jefferson, Detroit 7, t\~ich, LO 7.6100 McGregor Community Confer- brated their Golden Wedding 23-24 in Port Huron. mand higher ideals, . ," .. enee Center of Wayne State Anniversary at a reception-tea * * * * * * University, following a 6:30 for 100 gues_t_s_l_'n_t_h_e_h_om_e_o_f__ R_O_B~E_R_T_P_._C_0_R_N_E_L_1_S_E__N_,__ RIc:.~__AXSOM, _f=~shl~al~--=.tI' p.m. dinner, :., ..:.' ....-.. '<"':x0:':~

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St~'~e dire.~tor is Nathaniel RUG-GED FIR&, I Mothers Ready l/or Big March A blaze in the fireplace in St. Paul Dc MelTill. Betrotha I ToId Engaged the home ~f Dr. Joseph Wh('l. Metropolital! Opera "" will Forty - thousand vol u n tee r A mailing envelope. self-ad- an, 1360 North Oxford, got out he presented on Friday, May Marching Mothers from Wayne dressed will be left at all homes of t,and when an attempt v, 'J3 25. Composed by Verdi, this County will participate in the called on by the Mothers' March made to put it out with an old Plans Dinn opera will be sung by Eileen traditional house-to-house Moth- where no one is home. to give rug. Woods firemen put 11,9 Performances Set Farrell, Richard Tucker, Robert ers' March on behalf of the Na- blaz'~ out with a hand extln- each resident an opportunity to Annual All-Parish Event to i Me:-rill, Jerome Hines and Ger- tional Foundation's March of help fight the cripplers, birth guis'ler. The only damage V,,,I Club On Saturday, Fe~ Will Give Seven Programs in Six Days',at Masonic hard Pechner. George Schick Dimes, on Tuesday evening, Jan, defects, arthritis and polio. to the rug. Temple, Frank W. Donovan Announces; Mrs. will conduct. The production 3D, from 7 p.m. to 9 p,m., it was ,------~--~ ,.., <;0 tp Athletic . is -by Herbert Graf, ""ith scts statcd by Anne Campbell Stark G eorge Romney. Genera I Chairman and costumes designed by Eu- and Mrs. Sanford Jackson, co. I . Members of the St. Paull zahon of St. Paul School will Five operas not "previouslV offered ift' Detroit bv the g-e.ne Bermon. Stage director is chairmen of the eve n t. lVII'S, . - .. I MIchael Manuel. Jerome Cavanagh is honorary I all-parish dinner dance ~t Grc Metropohtan Opera Compan~' of New York will be in- chairman. Charles L. Gehringer Saturday evening, February c1ud(:'d in the sevcn performanccs to be presented at 'the The Saturday matinee will be is campaign chairman. "l\IasoYlic 'Temple in six days, May ~ 1 through May 26, Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte," to The slogan of the Mothers' The annual event, a pre- (.~ Frank \\'. Dono\'ari'. prcsident of the Detroit Grand be presented May 26, in an March in fighting the crippling Len ten highlight of the n En g lis h transhltion. Phyllis Opera Association, Inc., announced. Curtin, Roberta Peters, Rosa- diseases of birth defeds, arthri- sOCi,al .season fOf St. Paul ~ tis and polio for which they arc P~rIS hloners and the i r I E The 1962 pIO('fram \"hich' ------lind Elias, George Shirley, The- calling on their neighbors in the frIends, will feature a so-I C ."' "'" " . (1',' been stagcd .hy Ralph Hel'bert. odor Uppman and Frank Guar- nation's largest voluntary health \\ III Include SIX e\ e11m.1::>i who has rccently join cd the rera make up the cast. cial hour at p.m., followed T event of its type, is "Your Dimes 7 performances and one matl-j faculty o[ the School of Music by ~ inn e r at 8:15, and I P Shirley, a Detroiter, Was the Will Do It Again," so please say n0C, marks the fourth con-j of .the Un.ivcl:si~y of .Michigan, G dancmg from 9:30. Phil 1961 Metropolitan national au- YES to the New March of Dimes. I secllth'e annual visit of the I wh,,!C' P1atnt.a~nl~g lys Metro- The annual Mothers' March Skillman and his band will I bt M l' " Ipoltlan a[[11IatlOn. Scts and dition win n e r, Joseph Rosen- provides about 65 percent of all cplay for dancing. St. Valen- 'of 1 etroP-O ltan to Detr~lt I eostunlcs were desig-ned by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph R. Bohn, Mrs. Mary Osterlund, of stock will conduct. Production of Clairview court, announce the March of Dimes funds voluntar- tine's Day will furnish the ax an~ the second ,year _111 Donald Ocnslagcr ane! the stage Hampton road, announces the is by Carl Ebert and the scts Ily contrl.buted by Wayne Coun- o which a full \\"eek s repcr- dircctor is Nathaniel MerrilL engagement of their daughter, engagement of her daughter, motif, A and costumes were designed by KAREN ANGELA, to John Wes- VALERIE SUE, to John J. Con~ ty residents. Other sources are cc tory has been presented The party is being arranged pc Puccini's ,"Madame Butter- Rolf Gerard. The stage director ley Carter, son of the Charles dne, Jr., son of the senior Con- the mail cards, dime boards, coin locally. boards, coin canisters, teen-age under the general c:wirman- tit fly," one of the two opera~ I. J'" L W. Carters of Nottingham road. dnes, of Country Club drive. A' , •• 1\1 t l' IS ames ucas. ship of Fred &breiber and ini ...s In prcvlOus years a strong, seen In II prevIous e ropo 1- A fall wedding is planned, week-end and events, fa~,ion Valerie is an alumna of Re- ',) James Stapleton, Committee Ta Italian flavor will pn:~dominate" tan scason, will 1)(' presented on TIle concluding opera in the shows, radiothon, and other spe- o gina High S c h 0 0 1 and her re'presentatives are Chauncey fo this seaSOl., ~\"ith all but two WNinrsday, Ma;.-' 23. Leontyne season will be Puccini's "," cial events planned and carried fiance attended Austin and the out in each of the Wayne Coun- DILaura, John C. Xienstedt be of the operas. "Salome" and Price, appearing :n Detroit for presented on Saturday. May 26. Groups Helping University of Detroit, An Au- "Cosi Fan TlItte," stemming thc first time 'I"ith the Metro- Leontyne Price will return to ty communities. Theodore W. Trefzer, Albert I be gust 25 wedding is planned. Ghesquiere, Dr. Larry H. Far- Ipa IronY Hahan origin. politano will be heard as Cio- sin~ the tiUe role and will be The Wayne County Chapter is Hinne for Boys presently car r y i n g a deficit -'l'he week will oprn with C~o-San. T.he e~~t conl.inues joined by Barry Morell and An- brought OR by the 1958 polio Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammer- WIt!: Ros~lI.nd ElIas, WIlliam selmo Colzani. Kurt Adler will ,/.I.~~ St. Peter's Home for Boys epidemic, with monies owed to I~'II moor" on :\fondav, 1\lay 21. As OI"ls. Cliff 01 c1 Harvuot ~a~d conduct. Production is by Dino o has completed a successful Bridge Club the hospitals In this area for The month of FINEFURS~ in tI t th' . ''''ht Paul Franke. Fausto Cleva WIll Yannopoulas. The sets and eos- le pas ? cpemng nth. conduct. 't fund drive for a new building patient care, as well as manics January only performance wIll be a bene[lt. urnes were designed by Fred- and will now depend on the Lists Winners borrowed fro m the National 50• This year the beneficiary will The production is by Yoshio crick Fox and the stage director Episcopal C h u l' C h Women's Foundation for Wayne County 5 Select now, aurin he fOr the fIrst timr- the De-, Aoyama: sets and costumes de- is Patrick Tavernia. ~ Gi"oups to obtain funds for the Chapters use during the epide- troll Symphony Orchestra. I signed. by l\rotoh~l'o N.ag~saka; Public ticket sale by mail will furnishing of the home. Grosse Poi n t e Memorial mic. Financial aid must be con- AppearIng opening night will ,supervlsol-Y see n i e .deSIgner, begin Mondav, Mareh 5 Dono- Center Bridge Club winners tinued for all past polio patients Mrs, W. Warren Shelden, of Let Elizabeth Arden help you hef P ~our Shin young- "be 'Anna :\-loffo, Eugenio F'ern-i Charles ~lson: SU?eI visory cos- van announc~d, and no' orders Provencal road. is heading a have been announced. still in need of aid, it was also ,\ith the new Ardena Moisture Treatment. TheEe ,ital andi, :!\Iario Serf'ni and Bonaldo I tume deslgn~r, Mlng Cho L~e: will be filled before that date. committee which has prepared January 15: North and South, indicated, even though the polio Giaiotti. "Lucia" will bc con- I and ,st~ge director, Nathal1lel Tiehis may be ordered from a brochure describing the need Elsa Reddaway and Mildred situation itself Is quite well moisturizing preparations work t/lgethcr eyery day to'" ducted by Martin Rich. ~t is; Merrtll. the Detroit Grand Opera Asso- for operating funds. Michael; Ellen Walrond and under control. prevent your skin from losing ,ts precious moi"lure . D f i 'TI . l' f \ ciation, Ford Auditorium De- Marching Mothers (and some s tage d b.y D e~lre e rcrc ~nc I.. . le., 1I1e lISlon 0 ~ e r d i's .' A committee of the board Forbes Robertson. JfJAU and to ward off the age,old three t of wrinkles. And a was deSIgned 111 1942 by Rlch- AIda as thc 0 f f" 1'1 n g on troit 26. Tickets will be sold fathers who pitch in for their headed by Mrs. C. Theron Van East and West: Mr. ~.nd Mrs, il{d Rychtarik. The ballet cos- Thursday, May 24, is spccific- only by m a i I until April ~, wives, and carry a banner saying special bottle of Skin Lotion, plesented to )"OU wilk Dusen is working to determine Frank Nelson; Elizabeth Tru- t\fmes arc by Ruth l\Iorley. The ally the result of requests. Last when they will be placed on they are "marching mothers to- the compliments of Elizabeth Arden, completes thi~ the exact cost of furnishing del and Pauline Buhl. stage diff'etor is James Lucas. year all tickets for "Aid<\" werc window sale at the Ford Audi- day") wi 11 be identified by rooms and dormitories. Sev- exquisite treatment. Now your sk n need never go dry b 'b 1 .th' th torium box office, with mail or- January 17: North and South wearing the "Golden Key" of o One of the few opcras of bI'b- su SCrt e( WI In e first eral chUrchwomen groups have I I k f bI" t. deI'S continuing. Beulah Cress and Ivan Hina: Hope, a blue and gold Mothers' from har~h wind or sun and ~leeJ never succumb to age. Heal origin." Richard Stt'allss' . wee wec s 0 u, Ie. Ic~rt .p indicated interest and the board Nancy Graybiel and Daniei March badge, with all monies .t~alome." will be offered '.lues- sale. As a rcsu.It It IS bClI1g In- Donovan announced that the hopes each group will "adopt" .plu. I4It ~) • L Huff. collected placed in a mason jar (,day, May 22. Two of the artists, eluded to sattsfy the many prices would remain the same a room, , Brenda Lewis and Blanc-hI' opera lovers who were unable as 1961. which include scats East; and West: Marilynne or similar container, that each The new home will be locat- marching mother carries with Thebom, will be aPJ>carin~ her~ to attend in 1961. r~?ging from $4,50 to $12.50 for Walker and Dr. Hubert Phillips; ed at Joy road and Greenfield Marie Sehervish and Margaret her while making calls. ~.~ for the first time with the The principals who will sing r SIX.of the seven o~eras. A do- I . next to St, Martha's ChurCh. Morang, :\1"etropolitan. in the - opera are' l\Iar,gherita natIon to t~e Detr~lt SymJ?hony The foundation and basement LOST CURRENCY ~~ -- Roberti Irene Dal;s Carlo Ber- Orchestra IS reqUIred for the January 20: North and South, Th I walls have already been com- Gladys Sehe'idt of 313 Moross I ... Q, 0 e ot her members of the .' • . p'urch f f th t " .' .. gonzl. Lorenzo Testi and Ezio ase 0 some 0 e sea s Margaret Morang and Ivan ~ L pleted, road, informed Farms police on ~...... ", G cast '\111 be Karl LJebl, John Flad 11. "Aid" .'11 b fl)r the opening night only Hina; Lena Bery and Harry ~b~ Alexander. Walter Cassel and "e O. a,~ 1. e ~on-. . E, Llwyd Eeclestone, of Lin- Friday, January 19, that she had Smith. Jlll Stoles, Jaekc '\Villiam Wildermann. .duet~d ?y ?eorge SchIck. The Servmg with Don 0 van are coln road, chairman of the lost $50 in currency. She said . productlOn IS by Margaret Web- Mrs. George W. Romney as gen- building fund, has extended his East and West: Mr. and Mrs. the money was lost somewhere at su6siantia! c- The work Will be conducted ster, The sets and costumes eral chairman and Mrs. John F. appreciation to all those whO Andrew Walrond; Mary King between her home and McKin- Delirers - TV 5-8900 by Jpscph Rosentock and has were desl.gned by Rolf Gerard. 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nl'G-GED FIRE .)~.llC Pointers Named To Drive Posts in th(' iire-place in Commodores Honored at Annual Ball '):11C or Dr. Joseph Whel- ?tiO ;\llrth Oxford. got out St. Paul Dad's Club Mrs. Roger Secrest, of Me-I president and Mrs. Jury repre-] R (! pre s c n t a tives of PTA, Kinley avenue, has been named sentative, of the Junior League Agencies, League Of Jewish l::d when an attempt was :0 put it out with an oid a representative Of the Grosse Of Detroit. Mrs. Zilly is a mem- Women, College Women, Jun- .\.oods firenl('n put the Pointe Women's Club on the bel' at large. Mrs. Vance repre- ior League of Detroit and Birm- out with a hand extin- plans Dinner Dance recruitment committee of the sents Unitcd Foundati'on agcn- ingh::un, Inter-Group Council, [:', TIH' onl~' damage Was United Foundation Women's Or- cies. Fedc-rated Women's Clubs, Dc- Annual All-Parish Event to Be Held at Pointe Yacht ganization. The committee has extended troit Assoclati?n of Women's Mrs. Secrest; Mrs. Frank W. invitations to more than 1,500 Clubs, Housewlv~s League, Ur- ,.. c- Club On Saturday, February 10; Proceeds Wylie, 405 Rivard; Mrs. George women to attend a series of ban. League G~lld, and. Com- ..... Go to Athletic Programs H. Jury, 65 Radnor circle; Mrs. three meetings to be held in lTlJUlllty C~m1?algn Chairmen, Joseph A. Vance Jr., 56 South the auditorium of the downtown ~av(. been InVIted to attend on ~RDEN . Members of the St. Paul Dads' Club, booster organi- Deeplands; and Mrs. Sam Zilly, J. L. Hudson Company store lrebruary 6_ zatIOn of St. Paul School, will hold this year's traditional 380 Merriweather, have been early next month. The need for more volunteers named members of the Recruit- The first meeting, on Feb- for 1he next Torch Drive will be -j all-parish dinner dance at Grosse Pointe Yacht Club on Saturday evening, February 10. ment Committee of the United ruary 1, will be for reprcsenta- stressed through agency pres- Foundation WOr.'len's Organiza. tives and officers of the Detroit entations and talks by 'Lorn Reid The annual event, a pre------tion. Archdiocesan Cotmcil of Catho- ,of Ford Motor Company. Lorene :£.. e n t e ~-lo.,highlight of the num. Dr. Jack Koerber, Rich. Mrs. Secrest was chosen to lie Women. United Church Babcock of Children's Hospital, ard Campau, William Hyde, represent the Grosse Pointe Women will attend on February and Walter C. Laidlaw, exeeu- social season for St. Paul Alton Schick, Kenneth Oxley, Women's Club. Mrs. Wylie is 2. tive vice president of the U.F. parishioners and the i r Edward P. Letscher, Bernard friends. will feature a 50- Cornillie, Robert ..A y I' a u 1t, cial hour at 7 p.m., followed Thomas Trombley and Joseph by din n e r at 8:15, and P. Wright. . dancing from 9:30. Phil I The annual din n C I' dance Skillman and his band will benefits the athletic program play for dancing. St. Valen-I of St. Paul School, both grade i tine's Day will furnish the I and high school departments. i J motif, Attendance is li.p1ited ~o 200 '! couples, and tickets are $10 per - 1 The party is being arranged person. While still available, '~ under the general chairman- tickets may be obtained by call- ( ship of Fred Schreiber and ing Mr. DiLaura at TU 2-7277. James . Stapleton. Committee Table reservation arrangements .'\'. ;,,',' representatives arc Chauncey for groups holdling tickets may ~~~ DiLaura. John C. Nienstedt, be made by calling Dr. Koer- "t~t TheodoreW. Trcfzer, Albert beI", at TU 5-2350, or Mr. Cam- Incoming and outgoing commo- his bride of one month, the former o Ghesquiere. Dr. Larry 'M. Far- pau at TU 4-1553. dores at Detroit Yacht Club greeted Helena M. De Witt, bid an official guests at the club's annual officers' farewell to outgoing COM. C. JOSEPH ball January 18. COMMODORE BELANGER, left, of Westchester road, PAUL ROTH, right, of Neff road, and and his wife, ANN. :!'.'Ialn Sheet Photo

a Rabbi To Talk Bride-Eiect TheateJ. Sets To Methodists Enrollment Date ,-----~~ : .. : '.n:- C\ f'--:y day ~o The Woman's Society of The Grosse Pointe War Me- - t :f" ic,~:~ m(,;..l~::-e Christian Service of the Grosse morial's Children's The ate r under the direction of Mrs. Syd- t c.:' ;...riil~~("~ ... -fnd a Pointe Methodist Church will hold its next luncheon on Tues- ney Reynolds, following its per- ,"~,,:('.l tn Hill "i:a. c day, February 6, at 12:30 p.m. formance of "Sing Ho For A t:C:;. C0m;):ctC'5 thi5 The tMme of the luncheon will Prince" at Parcells Auditorium 1 ~('(',l nn er f:0 ,J~y be "The Household of God." on Saturday, JaIJJUary 27,' will meet next week on Friday, Feb- C\":-: S',;Cl umb to age. Mrs. George Hubbard will ruary 2, from 3:30 to 5:30 give the devotions and Mrs. o'cloek to admit new members. Donald Bentzen, chairman of the day, will introduce' the The Grosse Pointe Children's speaker, the Rabbi Harold D. Theater welcomes all YOUillg Hahn, Assistant Rahbi of Tem- people ages 7-15 who are inter- ple Beth El, Detroit. ested in any phase of the thea- ter----actin.g, singing, writing, Rabbi Hahn is a native of stage craft, direction, etc. As- Philadelphia and received his sisted by Miss Ruth Ann Jus- early education in the public tice, musical diredor, Mrs. schools Of that city. He re. Reynolds skillfully teaC'hes the )" ....I U,,::>r~~c>\!aI I ,_ -.../ l,,_, "-" _ Ave. :llll Stoles) Jackets anJ COQ'ts celved his B.S. Degree from boys and girls correct voice pro- . Temple University and also at- duction, the skills connected cr.~- TV 5.8900 0 at su6stantial reouctions I tended the Gratz Hebrew Col- with make up, cost.uming, set lege of Philadelphia, and He. building, lighting, how to write \ terms arrangeJ of course. brew Union College-Jewish In- :Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Buccel- original scripts, how to adapt stitute of Religion in C.lncin- lato, of Moross Road, announce material for the stage, how to \ nati where he received his Mas- the engagement of their daJugh- give effective characterizations I ter of Hebrew Letters, He is. and portrayals; ter, FRANCES ELIZABETH, to presently a candidate of the Richard Franklin Beyrle, son of Students are segregated ac-- doctorate in Hebrew letters at cording to appren.tice, inter- the Hebrew Union College- Mr. and Mrs. William Be'yrle mediate and advanced groups. Jewish Institute of Religion. Sr., of Muskegon, Mich. They meet at the Center week- ly on Saturdays-the appren- He has served as Chaplain The bride-elect at ten de d ;:;':~11 ROLLINS tices in the morning and the with the 12th Air Force in Western Michigan University. 47 Eas~Adams - Detroit . ~ intermediates in the afternoons. ~.~ France and Germany and also :Mr, Bey'rle attended Michigan Q There are numerous rehearsals as Senior Jewish Chaplain with State, where he was affiliatc'd and work periods in between. ~ with Pi Kappa Phi, of which he the 17th Air, Force from Casa- The entire season lasting to was president for two years. June is offered for a member- blanca to the Black Sea. Mr. Beyrle, formerly of Detroit, ship fee of $36. Mrs. Reynolds now lives in Indianapolis, Indi- After his military service he would like to personally inter- served T e m pIe Shalom in ana. A July 7 wedding has been view all new applicants on Feb- B l' 0 0 mall, Pennsylvania for planned. ruary 2nd. three years prior to coming to Temple Beth El, Detroit. He is gJJlIIlIlllllIllllIlIlIlIIlIllllIllllIIlIlIIlllllllIIlIlllllIIllIIlIlIlIIllllIlllllllIIllllIlllllllIIllllIlIlIIJllIlIlIIllllIlllllllIlll1II1I111111l11l1111l1111l11l1111l11111l111111111J1111111111111J1l1l1l1l1ll1ll1l1l11l1l1l11l1llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllll1I11111U:llli11l1l1l11l1l1l11l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l!llIl11l1l11iiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll a member of the Central Con- Ann Marie 'Hellstrom == Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Sat. \ ference of American Rabbis and the Academy of Religion To Marry in March and Mental Health. He is ac- tive in the field of intergroup Mr. and Mrs. Sven B. Hell- understandin.g and has served strom of Algonac, Mieh. an. as Vice-Ohairman of the Sub- n{lUnCethe engagement Of their ) urban division of the Philadel- daughter, Ann Marie, to Bruce o phia Jewish Community Rela- McIntosh, son of Mr. and Mrs. tions Council. Hugh McIntosh of Dearborn. t c

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lHiss Obudzinski Betrothed Fall Bride Party Planned From Another P DAC Bowlers Bid Speaks fOlVS By Netvcomel"S Show to Benefit (Continued from

Jeanette Elizabeth Obudzin~ The Grosse Pointe Newcomer . Mrs. Murrv.y Fowler, Tau Ladies to Dinner ski, daughter 'of the Edward J. Club members will be given a SIde at the evening program a Obudzin!"kis, of Detroit, spoke chance to eSeape from the incle- Pointe Syn1phony Lambrecht. .Jr .. will report on i her marriage vows to Harold ment weather and' en joy a to Detroit f(n the Handicapped Club Will Wl3lcome V/ives en Bowling Alleys After Wheeler Joerin, son of the Har- Bermuda beach party, this Sat- St. Valentine's Day Fashion Show and Tea Will Be Held last June. Black Tie Cocktail-Dinner and Dancing Fete; Harold old, W. Joerins, of Middlesex urday, January 27 at the Amer- at Grosse Pointe Yacht Club; Mrs. Bernard Whit- boulevard, Saturday in Blessed Scott Chairman of This Once a Year Event ican Legion hall on Mack ave- ley is in Charg~ of Committee The guide is a pocket siz€ Sacrament Cathedral. nue. city's main buildin6s, parks. r' The DAC Bowlers, a dub withinc the Dct.roit Ath- For the rites the bride chose The committee, headed by A colorful Fashion Sho\\ and Tea is planned by the :; theaters. ' a gown of delustered satin ac~ letic Club will st3('C their annual "Ladies' Party" this Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hess, have Grosse Pointe Symphony Satiety on SL Valen.tine's Day, cented with Alencon lace, She Grant Armstronrf \ .... ill int coming S~turday, J~nuary 27, to honor thc dfstaff side. painted a picture of a large ,-, carded red and white roses. February 14, 2;30 o'clock, at the Grosse Pomte Yacht As always, it's to be a black tic fctcl",md plans for a tcr- ship and placed it on the en- Club. ~.--~-----" - _.~----_ ..~-- of the Tau Beta Summer Car Patricia Jean McMillan was trance wall. As the members James Standish III \vill tell abe rific function have becn complcted . ~ maid of honor and the brides- 'enter the hall, they will walk . I e5S at door and 1\1rs. Alfred D. There IS much, expecta- i :\10ran, publicity. Grosse Pointer Harold "i.;V."- maids wcre, Carole Sue Weigle, down a wooden gangplank. project, a workshop for memt Scott is bowling chairman. TI~at's still .ahead; in t~le im- tion for a gala affair with I V10l'king full swing along with Camille Gosselin and Catherine L 0 0 kin g back over their to sew for the camp near C He and Mrs. Scott will be medIate. past IS the DAC s J~n- Joerin. They wore red brocade Valerie DeGalan showing I ehairman )\11'5. Bernard Whit. shoulders, they will have the workshop's first project \\'as . on h"cilIa ear 1y t 0 mc,","t tIle ual"v- . clllll1er-flOOI" show WhIChI frocks and carried bouquets of' the latest of fashions for 'I ley and co-chairman 1\lrs. Hal'. prOVIded a gala party on eac 1 roses. feeling they have just disem- milady and the local small, old Brinker t.o. mak~ the be.n.erit tions for St. Peter's Home for party-gael'S who genera 11.Y of its five nights. H 'Jpencd on David MacIntyre was best. barked from the boat at Ber- f t d r t I b' a complete succe~s IS the tIcket number some 600 at thIS the 20th, continucd fl"om, the' ry se mo e mg s y es y committee. Tau Beta juniors, under muda's shores. Thatched huts, man the ushers were Rob.ert Young Clothes. ')- '11 b' th yearly festivity. 2~~l"dthl"ollgh the 26th. .January _;) W1 rll1g ese campers a reunion Christmas F('aturc to spark the later Beaudoin, D a v i d Lamb and palm trees and fishermen's nets Mclvin Giovanucci. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E, Coffin, Mrs. Irene A. Siverly, of Mrs. George Mel11ing and ladies together for morning members about this activity eVening is bowling for the At the openel" \\'a~ a gro~lp will be placed about the hall. Mrs. Robert Baker will bc in coffee at M}'s, Brinker's Mus. junior officers headed bv Sit I ladies on the D:\C alle\ s. the who bowl t0gether I~lformally After a reception' at the of Hollywood drive, announce Rivard boulevard, announces the engagement of her daugh- only time in the \\'hol~ year, and get t?geUle~' for (lin~er and Rendezvous Inn, Riverside, Ont., the engagement of theh:. daugh- Lending to the atmosphere is charge of the "miniature sweet-I koka road home and at which :Vlargaret Hill, Adina \Vright. I ter, SUE ANNE LAPSHAN, to he art mod e 1 s ": - Robert time tic k e t returns will be when members of the distaff dallCIl1,C::from tunc to tunc, At the newlyweds left for Miami. tel', JUDITH LEE, to Lt. Philip music by the Jack Newman Barr. I Larry Richard Bruzzese, son of Bashara, Mark Brinker, ianet made, A bi.t of excitem.en~ add- ~ide have this ~ri\'ilege ,t!lis table were the, John c,0o:- They will live in Detroit. Gerald Dombrowski, son of the Combo. After an evening of I ------1 Walter Dombrowskis, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. James Bruzzese, dancing, members will enjoy a Crossen, Kathy Crossen, Drew ed to their effort wlll be a On the bandstand insthe Pont- i eys. Dr. and l\lrs .. Ed\\'~rd Frel- Valentine Dance of Morningside drive. A fall Fisher, Bryon Fisher, Susan prize to the member selling the ehartrain Room will be the mut~l. the. Irwll1 h.lInerths, The bride-elect will graduate din n e r featuring Stouffer's Baer honored Mrs. Baer with a wedding is planned. Chicken Bellefonte. Bermuda Keeler, Pat Keeler, Kathy greatest number of tickets. The .With Valentine's Day jus~ Artie Fields Recording Band to Dan~e~ S('ha~tbC'r~er~:. I-IO\.\'~rd in June from Michigan State family dinne'r party to mark her University where she is affili- shorts and cotton dresses are Keeler, Sibyl Moran, Hoslyn winner will be announced at JUnIor League has announced play for dancing. There's to he I Wol.,fs. Albel t Cytackls. :'l~tor birthday anniversary. In the ated WIth Alpha Gamma Delta, the uniform of the night. Moran, Lisa Ralph, Lisa Short, the fashion show. to lighten the Februarv scene out~tanding entertainmcnt in Brelcle-nbaehs and the \\' Illiam gl"oup were her parents, the John Short and Sue Stoetzcr, Lt. Dombrowski is an alum- and flowers holiday. • the main dining ,lnd Georgian ; 1{;1\'~IlS. . . . Thor Olsons, and the Joseph AAUW to Hear Serving on the committee . . nus of the Military Academy, with the Hesses are Mr. and I ,Reservatlolis for a ~ubscnp- ~EW ICE Rl:\K IX CITY rool1ls at 10 p.m. r \\ llh thc llarnson "\ atsons Hadleys. Alton Wheelers, Ralph On Februarv 10 Junior Lee. West Point. The couple will live \I ! Netvs Analyst Mrs. William Crow, Dr. and tIOn. luncheon precedm~ t~le Grosse Pointe City residents The fete starts at 6 p.m. ilh w('rC' the Lee 1\100rl11ans and Lagerfeldts and M1'. and Mrs, o and guests wil( dine and dan! cocktails in the gyrnn~lsilll11, to: ~ll's. and 1\1rs, Richard Cordtz; near his base in Germany after Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mr. and fashIOn show .Hld tea. \nll are urged to make use of the Robel"t Peeble's. 0;, There will be several cocktail ' the music of strolling players:: Dr. and 1\11'';, Earl G. KriC'g's the wedding. Mrs. Joseph L y n k, Mr. and t a ken by Mrs. Regmald new skating rink behind the News' analyst, Austin Wheat- 1'1 including those hosted bv Mr. a dinner at 7:30 o"eloek at lea.£:lIC'i S:lIes.ts \\'e're the Ge'Orge W, Mrs. Alan MacDonald and Mr. Murphy. I\eighborhood Club, open until ley, editorial writer of The 1\1r. and Mrs. Donald Lescohie "''tables: favors for the feminine'.J ohtisons and Dr. and 1\1rs, Ed- Detroit News, will speak to the and Mrs, Robert Vivers. Other committee chairmen I 10 p.m. each night. TEe rink To llold Tea Robin.son and Mr. and Mrs. Sa! side: midnight snacks in thc \\'arel ;;.~acKenzi(': the Arthur Resort Styles International Relations Group will include: :\1rs. Robert Arm-I was constructed to accommodate Abbey. Just fun, all evcning Kirdmers \\'ere with the Ed- strong with Mrs, Harold Gump- City residents due to the closing At Boys' H011le of the Grosse Pointe Branch of About 70,000,000 persons an- The Henry T. Ewalds. Jr., long! ward .J. Diedrichs, and Mr. and Sholvn at Club tile American Association of per assisting, tea arrangel11en~; I of the Waterfront Park while nually contribute to th8 March give a cocktail party togethe Among the league chairmen ~lrs. Halph C. Wilson. Sr. were University Women, on Febru- Mrs. Robert Patterson. hostess- I the swimming pool is under con~ Pointers will take an active o road home. are Grosse Pointers Louis -.J. hosts to the Edward C. Barrons The gentlemen were invited ary 1, at the home of Mrs. of Dimes. es; Mrs. Don Nigro, ticket host- struction. part in the St. Francis Guild Asmus, Ellsworth W. Allison. and :\11'. and Mrs, William L. to view cruise and resort fash- Eugene H. Bahn, of Grayton tea to be held at St. Francis Honor Visitors George' J. Pipe, Theodore IV, Davis. ions Wednesday evening at the road. Home for Boys, 2701 Fenkell Trefzer and Leonard R. West. On the 23rd. Dr. GeOl"ge. J, Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. With Sundav evenmg the E. Llv\ avc'nue. Mr. Wheatley has chosen as ~) ~ . the style parade cocktails, din- You Get All THRE.E road, were hosts at a dinner 1101' The tea will be held on ner and dancing rounded out his title, "The UN - Can It ------_..-::> o visitors. Wednesday, January 31, from 2 the black tie evening. Survive?" to fit in with the p.m. to 5 p,m., and invitations Group's study of the United Russell D. VanHouten, chair- Nations this year. Among the guests was fo. have been sent out to "old and man of the entertainment com- In Mountain Vall~y JVater! Van Leuven, now of San Diego new friends" of the Guild, in mittee, planned this unusual Mr. Wheatley, an outstanding house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Serving the hope of creating an aware- party. Fran Whe'eler, eo-ordin- speaker, is a Britisher by birth Jefferson avenue. ness of the work being done ator of women's fashions for but now a naturalized American. ,. Delicious taste! Not carbcn~ particular pcople at the Home. one of the air lines, presented He was a Fleet Street news ated, not loxative, virtually salt Also honored at the dinne o St. Francis Home. a mission thr: fashions. editor with the Beaverbrook Pretzman. brother-in-law and Publishers in England and went free-you'll agree that Moun- for oycr of the Sisters of SI. Joseph, Among those attending were Ridge road, who were here Nazareth, Mich., provides care, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Chap- to India during World War II tain Valley Water is the perf'3cT with the RA.F. as liaison of~ Cleveland. guidance and supervision for man with the Robert Oligers water to drink. / dependent and neglected boys and Dr. and Mrs. Stanley C. ficer with the American Forces. / . o Wa15goner. Mr. and Mrs. Carl between the ages of. six and After the war he spent two 2. Safe - and pure. No chlorine 50 14 years, E. Smith with the W. Harold years in Toronto, Canada with Lightbodys were hosts to Mrs. or other chemical is added. Art, crafts and musical in- the Toronto Telegram leaving ~ veal'S structior,s are taught, and Carl Wells, John Howell, the there to join the staff 'of The Mountain Valley Water may be " Clarence Cramers and the Ger- "" there is a complete' recreational Detroit Times. Wheatley left taken whenever any liquid may program and Boy Scout act!vi- ald Rackeys. the Times to become associated be consumed. 0, tics. The Robert J. Jays enter- with the British Foreign Serv- <>- , tained the George J. Jays and ice in Houston, Texas. He re- There will be tours of the a the Winn Seherers of Monroe. turned to Detroit in 1959 when Home, and a chance to see it 3. Beneficial for (,ealth. Ask your cJ • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bejin he joined The Detroit News as 0 "in action." doctor how 6 to 8 classes daily d Cil were hosts to Dr'. and Mrs. Ed- editorial writer, with his spe- Mrs. Albert J. Steiner, Guild 1'1' Call 'us for expert cleaning ward J. 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? Thursday, January 25, 1962 sday, January 25, 1962 GROSSE NEW S Page Fifteen ------~------lointes Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe Vvomen From Another Point f V. Club to Hold To Be Bride To Hear Talk On Censorship ~ e 0 lew ROTnan Party Will' Wed Plans Rites " -----~~-- Officer Marks of the Detroit follow Officer Marks' lecture ~enefit co (Continued from Page 11) Pol ice Department. Censor and refreshments will he served. " Mrs. Murra~'. Fowlec, 'Tau Beta president, will pre- Thc Gros?c Pointe War Me- Bureau will explain the activi- morial's Center Club for young Fortnightcrs is a single young ~~C'ja: the e\"enl~,e; program at which Mrs. Edward F. I tips of the Censor Bureau and single adult business and pro- adult group sponsored by the 'nphony " "amblec.ht. J1.;,.. WIll report on the distribution of "Guide ; di~cuss censorship in general fessional men and womcn is : at the January 31 meeting of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church to Dctrolt for the Handicapped," p\!blished by Tau Beta departing from its usual patty last June, , the Fortnighters. -Presbyterian. All sin g I e. Show and Tea Will Be Held format and staging a pizza and The meeting will begin at young adult, Grosse Pointers (:lub; Mrs. Bernard Whit. spaghetti supper Friday eve- ~. }'he guide. is .a pocket sized booklet describing the 7:30 p.m. at the Grosse Pointe are invited to attend the Janu- ning. February 2, at 7 o'clock Memorial Church, 16 Lake ary 31st and all Fortnighter c of Committee <.It:- ;-. main buIldIngs" parks, restaurants, churches and to be followed by entertain- theaters. - Shore road. A discussion will meetings. • rn . 1 "' .. " ment from Alex Suczek, stroll- ': 2:,Cl 1CZl l~ p.annCl1 0:- 'Be in~~troubadour. . ClC~\' 01, St. \'a;('n~i:jc',; Da\", Gr;lnt Armstrong introduce the new director will Then there will be orchestra ,,: the c;rt1SSC Poin~(' YZl~'11t of the TeW Bct~, Summer Carpp, Leonard Piwhl. Mrs, dancing and color films Of , Jan:t's StZllrdish fIr ~vill tell about the organization's new all for only $2.50. Special con- CAMP CHARLEVOIX C-' ;;t Cll":' :ll:d '.:1'5. c\ltrcd D. sideration is being given to '.Ioran. JllilJli(.lt~. pr(l.l('C't, a workshop for members to volunte'?r seryices those requiring special Friday "A Character Camp for Boys" \\'orkin~ ful; ~'.\:n~ alon~ \\ ltl1 to se\\' for the camp near Columbiaville, Mich. The menus. Their pizza and spag. at ,"':lirl1~an '.1:', lk;'n:l:'d \\"hlt- workshop's first project \Vas to >make holiday decora- hetti wiII be meatless. DJtes Char'evoi~, Michigan lCy :llHi l'o-v!:.:i:';;l;m :'-lr,. Ibr- arc not at all net<..ssary but are tIOns f&' St. Peter's Home for Boys. . (,~d l~:'ln;"'.~':'~n :ll~lkf~thf' hl,.'nrflt permitted. Business suits will 37th Season Boys ].16 d rdI~~;):(-i.t..' :-llLTL'~:' 1:- t:1C' ti('kl't be worn by the men and after- T:1U Beta j~lniors, 1J.nder Betsy Wunsch. gave the ("O:~1:n: t tt't>. noon dresses by the young CZlmpcrs a reUnion Christmas p:lrty, Betsy will tell the .Ll::U~ll-Y :2;; \\ ;:~ b:~in:.: tl~~~e ladies. Now accepting enrollments for n1enJ bel'S about this activit v and introduce the new -Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nigro, of Photo by H, A. Powell Studios I :~Hi1(.'" t<):.:c~!l('~' :{)!' ~1~10:.nin~ Mr, and'Mrs. Jerome' Wybo, this summer, 1962, and for 1963. .! uni()t" officcrs headed by Sibley Johnson. Others are Ncw co-chairmen of the Cen- South Oxford road, announce Mr. and Mrs. George Miles of I c-o:-fc(' ctt },t-.", BnIlk('~"s :\lu:-.- 1('1' Club for 1952 are George of Fisher road, announce the .\Iarc;aret Hill, Adina Wright. Lefitia"Little and Kathryn the cngagement of their daugh • Roslyn road, announce the en- k(lk.l ~'oa;! L(tr!"':t.' .dHi :it \\ n.i.~'h (Sandyl Malcomson ,Jr. of Loch- engagement of their daughter, Barr. ,~ tel', MARGARET ANN, to gagement of their daughter, The camp with Dude Ranch features. Riding, riflery, sail. !:~~:{~ t ~ t' k (': rctl::":1S \\ ::! be moor boulevard and Dorothy NANCY CAROL, to Edward Harry T, Echlin. son Of the JANE ELLEN, to John Joseph ing, tennis, canoeing, all elthietics, Mchery, crafts, sw:m- i~i:Hi(' .\ i.~' P: t':\(~tt ...n:l'nt (lclO- Valentine Dance lDottiel DeYoung of McMill;:n Hayes Cooper, son of the Frank Lewis H. Echlins, of Moran f": III :h. ::' l'~~'0rl \\ 1~1 h0) a road. Thev have a wholc raft E. Coope:'s, of Merriweather road. Handloser, son of the Albert G. ming, water skiing, tutoring over"night trips. A mature .\Vith Valentine's Day just a few weeks away the Of new and wonderful, plans road. Edward is an alumnus of The bride-elect, a member of Handlosers of Marquette drive. staff of sixty . :.:rl'3!(""': nU:T:~)~'" n: ti("kf'~'" Thp Dartmouth College and is now L1n~or League..., has announced a strictly-for-fun party I ~or the, group .which \~'II~ be Kappa Kappa Gamma. attends A July wedding is planned. ' +' .;> " G \l.lnr~t'r '.'.~~: ht.~ a~~nounl'l'd at g atte'nding Harvard Law School. Boys f rom many stta es, p~us ,orelgn countr,es. r05se ,0 hghten the l' cbruary scene and celebrate the hearts ,1I1noul1Ccdat thIS ~ala aHal!, on Hillsdale College. ~I~f" fa:--1110:1 ....:;()~\. Pointe enrollment limited. C:s11 now for an appointment. and flowers holiday. . Fc?ruary . 2. AI~ sll1g1e. Grosse Mr. Echlin is a student at '" Pom'ers In theil' oiwentlCs and Detroit Institute of Technology. ,pn February 10 Juniol'''Leaguers and their husbands! thirties ar~. invited a~d. each FlolveJA Fixing Mason to Have Last season boys from 73 cities and tow';s 'n I A summer wedding is planned. 7 states attended Ccmp~Chorleyoix. ~ltld gue~ts \vill dine and dance at the Country Club. ~~as.~he pnvIlege of bnngll1g i ------(~r, '~~t' POln:l' Cit~. ~'r::Hicnt5 all Skating PaJ.ty :!rc l,r'::::t,ci t') :'nakc ll:---f' of the There \VI11 be several cocktail parties before the dinner ,.,ues. __ ~~~_ I C asses Sated I~('\''- :-.katln:..: ri~l~ behind :!lP ll1rluding those hosted by Mr, and Mrs. John G. Watkins, I Church Circle Kenneth W. Smith 1922 Beaufaif Road : Holds Elect; on Music Clubs. studied extensively in this field ___ Mrs. Walter .T. Burczyk of at the University level and has patting yourself on the back. were issued. Mrs. F. L. Congdon f B _ Norwood road is in charge of won many awards for her work. iii:i'=-=---= ~======ffll ,0 ar t' k t d' t 'b t' W ' She ha staught flower an-ang- i clay road. was elected 'd t lC e", IS 1'1 U lOn, omen s to purchcse or rent presl en A '1' ff' . 1 d G ing for many year.; in Detroit i of the Wo~cn's Republican Club U.XIwry 0 Icers I.ncu (' ,rosse I and the suburban areas. 1 at lts annual meetin'"' last T' Powters Mrs. Vel non L. Ven- I 0' ' llurs. 'd t d M W'l clay. Mrs. Richard Durant will ~an, presl en ',an .rs. 1- The Fines~', Smartest continue as first vice-president. ham Chester, VIce-president. TOLERANCE Mrs. O. P. Ashurst is the ne\~' ------Try to force constructive see-ond vice-president. Safety is as simple as ABC- ideas on your friends-not your Custom N\ade Wigs Other )1eW officers are lVII'S.Always Be Careful! pet peeves and prejudices. SCHOOL. OF THE DANCE Lee Garrett, 'con-esp1mding sec- We've had years of experience in the retary; lVII'S.John "Lynch, assist. making, cleaning, repairing and restyling ,ant correspohding secretary; of fine wigs. I Mrs. Lee Tayler. recording sec- REG,S I ER NOW .•. for Ballet - Toe - Character I r~tary; Mrs:' John PrestinL as- PlJBLIC SALES ,I sIstant correspondil).g secretary; JaJ'lHJ tv10dern Jazz - Tap - Acrobatic 1l}aJ'kcl, I Mrs. Earl I,. Heenan . .Jr., treas- Not an Auction - All Items Priced , u.rer: and Mrs. C. A. Dahl, as- , Maier & Werner SIstant trcasl.lrer. I Special Pre-School Classes To Beautiful Sa!ons to Serve YOlt 91f! J 111al'kcl:: FREE! 'Elected .to the active board Household Furnishings 17670 Mack 15311 E. Warren ~~ were: Mrs. Henry T. Bodman, a'nd Adult Classes hone LOraine 7-0178 , ... At University Near Beaconsfield 'Mrs. Albert Blixt, Mrs. Byron J, TU 1.7297 TU 1-3190 A lusciouS "Do .. Doe Chambers, Mrs. Fred Shepherd. Teen and Adult Ballroom Groups llle ,low"" tQk~ Detroit OHiCl~l free willi "tfy eo Mrs. J. M. S. Hutchinson. Mrs, I' timate! Robert E. Waldron, Mrs. Irving Mr. & Mrs. Samuel..Suss ~)i.) GRATIOT .ASE:\TE OffER EXPIRE!> 7 r JAM. 31, 191>1 Ingraham. Mrs. Earl 1. Heennn, 17815 Hamilton Road 16600 HARPER Corner KENSINGTON ~ 'I'.IIIA 111lll 1\lrs. Plamer T.' Beenan, Mrs, (North of Detroit Golf Club) 1 Carl Blanchard, Mrs. G. Sam TUxedo 5-7703 TUxedo 5-3638 ZiIly, Mrs. J. Kent Tewel, Mrs. Saturday, Feb. 17, from 10 a.m. Charles A. Dean, Jr., Mrs. Louis I Edwards, Mrs. Vernon P. John- , son, Mrs. Edwin Krieghoff, Mrs. L. R. .r..Uley. lVII's.Henri Petri Mrs. Orville F. Sherwood, Mrs: '.Mr. C. H. Mayne '" CarVen-pariUDIS " Robert K. W,1iteley and Mrs: 232 Lone Pine Road Herbert L. Smith, ,Jr. Our 32nd Annual ~ "mis-s-s-st-j-fier" ~ Members of the advisory Bloomfield Hills board' ~re Mrs. Standish Backus, .Mrs. A. Gray Boylston, Mrs. Wil- Saturday, Feb. 10, from 10 a.m • o bur N. Brucker. Mrs. Merlin A. Cudlip, Mrs. Mark Edgar, Mrs, JEWELRY AND SILVER ~ ~~~- ~ Fred S, Ford, Mrs. John C. Gar- linghouse, Mrs. James S. Hold. SALES CONDUCTED BY en, Mrs. B. E. HutChinson, Mrs. Lynn McNaughton, Mrs. F. Clif. H~o. McNierney David D. Stalker, Inc. ford Merrill, Mrs,.Joseph Schlot. man, Mrs. J. Milto'n Setzer, Mrs. Appraisers 424 Book Building Russell Alger. Mrs. Fred Kaess. Mrs. Benjamin S. Warren and I WOodward I~9085 Mrs. Cameron B. Waterman. ~ ..'I~_". $ ONly f

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A:fter-Ski Boots Ample Free Parking 9 to 6, Fridays to 8 uced Broken Sizes Formerly 14.95 inal rJ~ ~~1.~ ~~. The balance 01 our Dark Shoes proportionately reduced VALENTE J u" co. r~ ~b~ ~ '~~ 16926 Kercheval Ave, ~ 15233 Kercheval at Bec;consfield VA 1-6257 VA 1-1100 All Sales Final WRLTon.PIERCE No Phone Calls ICQCHlVAL AT 5T. CLAIR. GROJSI POINTI ~IIII';;;;~;'~

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Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes Memorial o JANUARY i Wednesday Book Club Famed French Organist illen's Chorus Art Classes Events Slated Pro Musica to Hear I Trips Planned OPEN D. To Hear Gem Expert To Give Concert Feb. 2 Netherlands Choir flaving Party For Children By City Club By Ski Club SUNDA '1'he Wednesday Book Club of '" ALL MEMORIi Alain ChaiIlous, the French c Th(' 25-voicC' Grosse Poink Detroit will have Mr. Pearce Art classes for young people Consul for Detroit will intro- OPEN TO THE 11cn'5 Chortts is holding its an- LeHner as its speaker on Wed- with creative talent will be of- duce the internationally famous NOTICE: Please nual Sing and Card Party at nesday. January 31. fered at the Grosse Pointe War French organist of the Cathe. They will be held for the Grosse Pointc War MC'm- Mr. Lettner. a well known Memorial under the direction dral of Notre Dame, Paris, 'lrial this Friday. January 26, ill jewel collector, ,vill talk on of Margheritta Stirling Loud. Pierre Cachereau, for an organ Hospital equipn 8 o'clock. The Grosse Pointe "From Hall Marking to Enter- The classes for ages 6-9 will concert on February 2 at 8:15 crutches, wheelchair public and their guests an' cor. taining." He has traveled ex- begin on 'Puesday, January 3D, p.m. at the Fort Street Presby- Blood available to { dially invited. tcnsively in Europe and has from 3:30 to 5 p.m. terian Church. accident or emergen, This evening should provide among his possession jewels Another series of classes for Dr. Coehereau will be using Grosse Pointe ( SOllwthing for evC'rybody. The fort1:erly owned by the Duchess 10-14 year olds will take place the newly renovated Swift Leland Gilmour on ~ehorus unclC'r thC' dircelion of of Kent.. I on Thursdays beginning Feb- Memorial organ at the church. Thursday fmm 10 a.1 Tickets are $1.75 and include John Finch a C'c'0 m p an i e d Luncheon WIll precede the ruary 1 from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. on duty Friday, 2 p.1 meeting. "Mrs. John V. Davis Both classes will last until the free parking. They may be pur- by Hobert Petit has added new Thu "plections to tlH'ir rc'pcrtoire of Morass road and Mrs. Ar- first week of June and are of- chased at Grinnells, picked up while still promising lore-peat thur Seeburger of Shclbourne fered for a fee Of $27 plus $3 at the door the evening of the 9:15 a.m. to 11:15 some of the oId,iavoriles. Ther(' road arc among clu.b members for materials. concert, or reserved by calling Rehearsal. C'xpected to aHC'nd. WO 1-4533. will b(' fin£' solo work as well Mrs. Loud, the mother of *9 :30 a.m. to 11:30 as (!roup sin£:ing.- . Ii three children, is. adept at en- Class-Mrs. Stirl In aclditi0-\l to a fine concert' Alpha Xi Deltas Plan couraging young talent and "'10 a.m.-American f"'Cl~'onc' wil1 !)f' able to cnjoy TAd F II h' trainIng it while at the same Dance Classes Class-Miss Ella :tn evcning of ('ards. playing ,my 0 war e ows Ip time keeping the whole process *3:45 p.m. to 5:15 p ~:arne of his ehoil'e. TherC' is a a lot of fun. She gained her Being Forlned Stirling Loud-I- lon~ list of fine prizes, There Alpha Xi Delia sorodty will teaching experience at the Na- :;:4 p.m- to 7 :30 p.m.- will also be rcfl'C'shmC'nts. all award a $1.500 graduate fellow- ti )nal Cathedra; S c h 001 in The Grosse Pointe War'Me- lor the nominal charge of $1.25 ship for advanced study in the Washin~ton, D.C. after gradu- morial reopens its Ballroom -Instructor. field of social work, Mrs, John "4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.- '.;hich is used to buy musi.:' and Klo,'k, president of Grosse ation from Sarah Lawrence, Dancing classes for young peo- pay tJ1C' C'xpcnses of thC' chorus and the Corcoran Galleries Art ple or. Friday, January 26. Mr. Madame Helene Pointe Alumnae Chapter, an- :1$ th£'y carryon thcir work School. and Mrs. Bm. Wilson of Ken- 7:30 p.m.-Grosse Pc 'nouncC'd. sparkin.~ .,community occasions An eminent artist in her own wood court will again be in *8 p.m.-Smiles and :: and brin"im: joy to shut-ins at Eligible to apply are grad- right, she believes in eFlcour- charge. Les Eby plus "5 hospitak I uates' of accredited colleges or Recently re-turned from Mex- I universities desiring to pre- aging individualism in expres- Dr. Richard Pea. ico, they will bring with them pare for social work careers in sion. She allows the boys and ested amateur m new dance steps and native in- the yout.h field. Applicants must girls to work with wide assort- Grosse Pointe C: Lawyers' Wives Plan ments of materials, varying struments to enliven the classes. I be United States citizens. 8 p.m.-Grosse Po in 'J from scraps of paper and yarn There are four d iff ere n t Scholarship Benefit . The fellowship is given as to wire and styrofoam. While classes offered on Fridays. The Fr, 'h l' P' B I f oart Of the sorority's national giving imagination full rein *9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m 1 e t rossc Oll1le rane 1 0 . 1'1 th . 4:30 and 5:30 afternoon groups . 1 "V' f '11'1'I . P 11 an roplC program. th(' ~a\\'vC'l"S IVCS 0 lV l(,llgan I t l' t d . d"d 1 she at the same time instills are reserved for boys and girls W eddige- Instru' . . . . b'd n e es e m IVl ua s may the principles of line. color har- in the fifth and sixth grades. IS planmni:; .a fashlOn- 1'1 ge- obtain application blanks from '"9:30 a.m. to 12 l\O( t.e~ for their membel's and Alpha Xi Delta area scholar- mony and balance. The early evening 7 o'clock Arranging ClaSSIC class e n I' 0 11s' 7th and 8th t.rlends. to lw held 111 the 12th ship chairmen. They are Mrs. These classes are limited athy.The morni flOOl~audlto:-llim of. the '\ ,L. Robert Hile, 24287 Teppert, and those desiring to be class graders. Also there is an 8 to 10 o'clock alternate Friday eve- afternoon class . LIUf/"onCo. ;n DetrOIt, on \, ed- East Detroit, PR 1-6622, or members are asked to enroll at series of six wee nesday. February 7. at 1 p.m. Mrs. Evelyn Couse, 12751 Men- the Center in advance. TU ning class for older, more ad- vanced students. For those un- vance enrollmen Gpm'I'al ehairman, Mrs. Allan data, Detroit 38, TE 4-5~64. 1-7511. able to work Friday into their limited to a dozE. ~eef. has aIlnounce"d the follow- Completed forms must be rc- schedule or who find the Friday ing committee chairmen: iVlrs. turned before March 1. 12 noon-Grosse Pair classes full there is a Monday William rWaugaman. table priz- A national social sorority Kappa Alpha Thetas -Luncheon and: evening class at 7:30. ps: ?llrs. Jam (' s~ D a 0 u s t, founded '69 years ago at Lorn' . To Pav Honor to Four *4:30, 5:30, 7 p.m. \\'e Ballroom dancing classes are '.0 prizes: ::'11'5. William Waltens- bard College, Alpha Xi Delt.1 Ballroom Dancir. l . for 15 weeks duration ending per,i:;er. favors: ,..'Irs. Paul Fran- now has some 35,000 college' Kappa Alpha T 11eta s will Bill \Vilson. 14 o. with a .gala spring party com- seth, hostesses: l'I'lrs. Edward and alumnae members. Its h 0 nor four women at their dance v,,rith orch .. _ Hanpetel". program. and Mrs, philanthropic efforts arc fo- Founders' Day luncheon on plete with orchestra, favors, dec- orations and lots of rcfesh- will be schedule '~'Edward Piggins and Mrs. Fred cused on American children January 25. Lunche['ll will be January 29 if n, Kac'ss, patronC'sscs. Other com. and combating juvenile dclin. served at 12 o'clock in Mc- ments. The cost for the series is mittee members are Mrs. Doug. quency by working at local Gregor Community Conference $1 per lesson or a total of $15. advised as classe~ Immediate advance registration lass Patterson, Mrs. Phil Dick- levels with juvenile courts 'and 'Building at Wayne State Uni- 7:30 p,m.-Allied Yc is advised as the classes fill inson, :\'lrs. Frank MacDonald, social agencies. versity, and all alumnae are *8 p.m.-Grosse Poin' rapidly. TU. 1-7511. 1Irs. Frank Hausmann, Mrs. Grosse Pointe alumnae spon- welcome. A fine concert ac Gerald Stoetzcr and Mrs. Rich- SOl' five Girl Scout troops in year~s actidties. 'C', ard A. Harve\'. a Detroit housing project. and Satl- . .' "'2 50 d" the Detroit chapter operates Dana tIOn IS ;,., an all pro- t' bl' ~;9:30 .I.m. to :):30 c('eels benefit the law scholar- a canteen a Boys Repu IC. Cooper-Instruct, ship fund which supports Uni- *10:30 am.. 12:30 p.T "versity of D(,troit. Detroit Col- Welcome Wagon Club Prince" A mu~i, lege of Law and Wayne Uni- versity. FOI' tickets ami res. To Meet February I presented by thE E'ITations. p!('ase contact Mrs. Theatre in thret ., Larry Carl, 403 Touraine. TU The Welcome Wagon Club of torium. Admissic 6-02il8. Grosse Pointe will meet for cof- *1 :30 p.m. to 3 p.m.- tee and bridge at the War Me- ,r peteers-I\Ir. RoL morial on Thursday, February WORTHLESS 1, at 11 o'clock. *7:30 p.m.-Memori" B<:'ware of the man WhQ of- For reservations call Mrs. E. -Mr. and ~irs .. iers you soml'tlfing for noth- J. Hookan~,n, TU 4-9544, or 8 p.m.-Good Com', ing-it.s a cinch the price will Mrs. A. Seder, TU 6-1549, by Sequence Dance~ be too high. Tuesday noon, January 30. SUi 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.IT: Sundav School. *1:30 p.m. ~to 4:30 p.1 eHET SAN1PSON Children's Theat. "Serving rh. Po;n', EJ(duJhrely" :\10 invites you to join his deluxe *10 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Better Center-Voluntef *12 Noon-Grosse p'. for Portrait-StE 12:15 p.m.-Rotary .Wrn~~nW~SEWtRS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED 15.Day Tour fto Mexico GAS & OIL BURNERS and Meeting. LEAKY BOILERS & PIPES *12:30 p.m.-IvIemori: FEBRUARY 24 $493.50 Lecture and Bril TU 5-8091 rond-Director. NIGHT SERVICE TR 2-3030 Heating 17427 Meek Ave. Mexico offers the tourist one of the finest vacation areas in the c *4 p.m. to 7 :30 p.m.- world. It is certainly the perf~ct choice for the person interested -Instructor. *7:30 p.m. to 10:3.0 p.r '. '. .. ",' .. ~(, .",', " '. . ." .t' f .. " .•(-.~.;- : ..~'.'...... ,; ';<. • .~" I in sampling a Latin American country. It offers a wonderful ing Class with S, climate, luxurious hotels. good food, excellent beaches, unusual Lif~teve Dav, sports. good "buys," a great deal of "local color," magnificEH1t *7:30 p.m.-Ballroorr Mrs. Bill Wilsor scenery. and an interesting culture. a gala dance wit Detroit Opera Theat€; "'8:30 p.m.-Grosse F To Honor President Tue The Detroit Opera Theater, *10 a.m. to 3 p.m.-S. Inc., will honor its new pres~ -Volunteer Wo:' dent, Walter C. Shamie and its 1 p.m.-Senior Mer outgoing president, Victor Mar- Feb. 28: You will be driven by limousine *1 p.m. to 4 r..m.-:' tin, at a reception and -musicale to CUERNAVACA, l\-1exico City's fine ;;...1dLife-Steve this Friday_ in the Lecture Hall residential suburb. Enroute, you will see for $27. of. the Detroit Institute of Arts. the beautiful University of Mexico. Lunch will be taken at Cortez' old Ha- *3:30 to 5 p.m. - C A cure for rheumatoid arth- Among those receiving will Loud-Instructo. be Mrs. Frank Coolidge, Donald cienda, the HACIE~DA ViSTA HER- ritis, w hie h is under study MOSA. You will arrive in TAXCO, with *3:45 p.m. - Browl" ..,... ::': through March of Dimes grants, Thurber, Mrs. George Roumell, ; 1 • time remaining to begin ~rour shopping Parent-Leader. would relieve the suffering of Mrs. Russell C. Bauer and Dr. ~'Wl in this quaint colonial mining village, 30,000 children and adolescents Edward Kinsey, all of Grosse famous for its silver. Your hotel for two( *4:30 to 5 p.m. - F PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH in the United States annually. Pointe. Feb. 24: Leave Detroit via American Air- nights is the HOTEL DE LA BORDA. Madame Helene lines in the morning. Arrive in Mexico City after lunch. You will be met and 6:15 p.m.-Grosse ~ Bedford stone and Clapboard with attractive "Germantown Hood." This transferred to the HOTEL ALFFER. Mar. 1: A free day in TAXCO. to enjoy Meeting. a typical Mexican village. 6:30 p.m.-Kiwanis : charming house has lots of room in it. It contains five Bedrooms (12'7lJx Feb. 25: You will be taken by limousine to the Palace Of Fine Arts to witness the Mar. 2: Leave by limousine for ACA- and Meeting. 15'b") (8'6"xI8') (II'IO"xI3'4") (1I'8"xI3'4") (IO'6"xI2') with two tiled Mexican Folklore Ballet, and then on to PULCO. where you will check into 'the 6:30 p.m. - Exchali XOCHIMILCO, where you will enjoy a ELCANO HOTEL. The route down is and Meeting. Bathrooms. The first floor has:-' Living room (13'4"x 18'4")-Family room boat ride through the colorful "Floating over a new super-highway, -giving you 8 p.m.-Evening Tt; Do y.ou wont to sell Gardens." You will have lunch in a pri- the opportunity to see many l\-1exican Churchill-Instr. (18'6"x20'7")-Activities room (1I'6"x 18')-Dining room (I2'3"'x 13'6")- Yout' Grosse Pointe house vate Mexican home, following which, you towns and a great number of interesting will attend the bullfight in the world's sights. *8 p.m.-"MEET TF. Kitchen (IO'b"xI5'7") - Lavatory - Attractive g'arden. Convenient to ? largest bullfight arena. in color. Slides ( Feb'. 26: A sightseeing program has been Mar, 2 to Mar. 10: You will have eight Iraq and Iran v' schools. The price, $44,500. includes some laid carpeting and draperies. full days and nights to enjoy this tropi- set up to orient you. It will include a cal paradise of the Pacific, called the Watson 1. Ford. morning tour of the city, where you will dially invited w. Immediate possession. Shown by appointment. (Dimensions believed see: the National Palace, the Cathedral, "Riviera of the Americas." You will have CALL A MAN Zocalo, a glass factory, Chapultepec a free sail-boat cruise, and you may con- Wed accurate but not guaranteed.) Castle, and the shopping and residential ~ider bathing at o,ne of many beaches, or *9:30 a.m. to 11 a.n PI'''' m the hotel pool. Also available are o districts. Lunch will be provided in one deep-sea fishing, water :;kiing, jai alai John F. Lakich-. of Mexico City's fine restaurants. In the 12 Noon-Senior ME' afternoon, you will be taken to see the gaml~S,inte!,~sting night clubs, and many Sl1,rine of Guadalupe and the famous more a('tiYltles. If you prefer to relax, eon and Cribbaf:l We Have Man~' Ot~er Grosse Pointe Houses pyramids, which are larger than the you can fmd no better place to do so. 12:30 p.m.-Grosse: MAXON BROTHERS, fnc. famous pyramids of Cheops, Egypt. tee--Luncheon 3 Our system of photographs and small floor plans can Mar, 10: You will catch a late morning Feb. 27: A free day is provided for inde- plane back to Mexico City in time to *4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.-' shorten time-consuming period of preliminary inspections pendent activities and shopping in the connect with the non.stop Mexico City-, -Instructor. many colorful shopping centers of Mex- Chicago jet flight. You will arrive back *6 p.m. - Trip to .I, He Works Full-time at ico City. in Detroit the same evening. round trip bus : MAXON BROT.HERS, Inc. mg. Paid resen- Grosse Pointe real estate 83 KERCHEVAL AVENUE for guests must Call or See Us for Any or All of Your Travel Needs (Special $2 grot: Deal with Full Time, Informed Grosse Pointe Specialists 7 p,m.-Grosse Poi" CHET SAMPSON 'Rj~VEL SERVICE *7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. . Tuxedo 2-6000 ~ Course-Class. ______T_u_)(_e_d_o_2_._6_0_0_0 __ WO-"._~ 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5-1510 *7:30 p.m. - Memo! . ~ . .~ -.' . -Mr. and Mrs. . . - . 8 p.m.-King's Dau! -Bridge Party.

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Thursday, January 25, 1962 Thursday, January 25, 1962 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen • Headlines of the Weel{ ~•••••••" •••••••••••" ••••••••••••••••••••"I Poiintes Memorial Center Schedule (Continued from Page 1) I refugees since August 13, when NeighborhcJod Club News funds for space exploration. If the wall was first erected. IChurch Newsi Kennedy's $93 billion estimated * * * . JANUARY 25 - FEBRUARY 1, 1962 revenue far fiscal 1963 becomes A COMMUNIST JET WIth • • I ·Trips Planned • ~ • Monday OPEN DAILY 9 a.m, to 9 p.m., a reality and no unforseen can- photographic equipment crash- ...... 3:30-5 p.m. Games R')om Activities SUNDAY 12 NOON to 5 p.m. tingencies arise, it shaJUld pm- ed today in southern Italy aft.er FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Youth Bible class, in Lounge, By Ski Club 3:30-5 p.m. Giant League Basketball vide a surplus Of about 500 flying Dver a secret NATO mlS- SCIENTIST both at 9:45 a.m. Nursery avail- >I< ALL MEMORIAL SPONSORED ACTIVITIES mlllian dollars. This year's Fed- sHe base. The 22-year-old Bul- Kerby School able at 9:45 and 11 o'clock. 6:15-7:30 p.m. Midget L~ague Basketball Gar-, '1'11('Cnl""c ?oint{' Ski elub OPEN TO THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC era1 deficit is $7 bill i()n. garian MIG-19 fighter pilot sur- 285 Kerby Rd. * * * 7:30-8;30 p.m. Major League Basketball : 'wId: belic\T" 111 acti(ln and has Sunday, 10:30 a.m.-Today's T u e;; day: Men's Re'search NOTICE: Please call lor lost articles at the office. . ... tl< tl< vived the crash, and is being 8:30 p.m. Senior ~ Lr.ague Ba<;ketbal1 demand {Dr prDgreSS based on Group meets at Mar i n e I' ' S : th,,: 1,'''',md a tull sehc,iulc of trips Thry will be held for thirty days. BERLIN "remains 11 danger- questioned by Italian Military :') 0n I I t t.' 11 . a true comprehension Df God's ChurCh for luncheDn and dis- Tuesday :~10nt ,1 anc n('x. l' 0 owmg ous situation" according to US intelligence agents at his hospi- Hospital equipment availabl6 for free loan - Secretary of State Dean Rusk, tal bed side. He is under treat- nearness and all-power will be cussion of problem pertinent to 3:30-5 p.m. Games Room Activities ,rip to ,\lpinl' \\"cdnesda~... : 9 crntdll's, wheelchairs, heat lamp and hospital beds, whO' said 'l'hursday in Wash. ment for head and arm injuries. stressed Sunday at Christian Christian businessmen of today. 3:30-5 p.m. Boys Gym Class-Ages 8-12 ,cs- .l;;:1l",:~' ~4. at () p,m., the Blood availablc to Grosse Pointe l'csWents in case of ington t.hat recent Soviet-Arner- Similarities between this flight Science church services. 12 'tll 1 o'clock. 4-5 p.m. Girls Arts and Crafts-Ages 7-12 : :ll1d gr~)ll;) I" :-pon"orin).; anolher ~H:t'irl('nt or t'mt'rg-ency-frcc of charge. ican talks have produced no and that of Ameri~n U-2 pilot Highlighting the Lesson-Ser- * * * 6:15-7:30 p.m. mon on the subject of "Truth" Midget Ll~ague Basketball mid-\\ ,',.k trip \\'cdnesc!ay''('ve_ Grosse Pointe Garden Center and Library. Mrs. change in Russian dem~nds. Francis Gary Powers. convicted T u e s day, Wednesd'ay and is the Golden Text from Psalm 6:30 p.m. Sr. Enameling on Copper ,:d in mn,,:, .1;l!ll,'l!'Y 31. to 'lIt. Holl~'. Leland Gilmour on dut;\, Tuesday, Wednesday and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei of spying when his plane crash- Thursday: Women's Prayer Re'- 119: "Thou art near, 0 Lord; 7:30-8:30 p.m. Major League Basketball . \\"i1- Gro'.11yko still insists that the ed on a reconaissance missian search Groups, in LaungE', 9:30 Thl' nus \\'il! !C'aY(' the Gros"e '''hursda'\'.' from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A volunteer consultant 1960 and all thy commandments are 8 p.m. Grosse Pointe Car.lera Club \rhor, l Allies give up cantrol Of West over Russia in ,are no- a.m. Pomte \\'ar \kmorial CentC'r, {Ill duty Friday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.Ul. (TU 1-4594) Berlin; the West remains ada- table, with Rom e newspapers truth ... Thy word is true from 1st, 3rd and 4th Tuesday of each month :)~ La:;c Shore road. promptly the beginning." 8:30 p.m. 'Thursday, Ja:1uary'25 mant on this paint. Rusk told calling the Bulgarian plane an Wednesday:* Pastor's* * Ad u 1t Senior Lpague Basketball :It {; (-'('J(lek. lInt box supper,;: 9:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.-Junior League Glee Club- newsmen that the 'l'hompson- "air spy." The area where the One of the citations to 1e class, in Lounge, 8 p.m .. W<:dnesday \\'Iil b" "C:'yC'ri [In board and Re 11earsa l, Gromyko Moscow talks will plane went down, a field Mbe- read from "Science and Health :,;: on :1;lcr ,Ill cn'ni:l': of skiinl::' on with Key to the Scriptures" by 9:30 a.m. Women's BadL-ninton Group ' ;1::W a, m. to ll:~~O a.m.-Beginning Art for Adults- "continue further, to find out t.ween Acquaviva and San ic- POINTE MEMORIAL " 1Il t!l(' "I( pc., 0:' Holly the ('harter - whether there is any real hele abou' 200 miles aCrOsSthe Mary Baker Eddy states (Pre£. 12:30-3 p.m. Enameling on Copper - Men & Women I, en ,,,I! r,'(:I:-:1 "ki'T'; to thl' Ccntl.'r UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Class-Mrs. Stirlin,g Loud-Instructor. change in the situation or basis Adriatic Sea from Communist vii): ''The time for thinkers has 3:30-5 p.m. Games Rr)om Activities Ci' "1(:\',, "I m:dT~lc:h! "I) ,:l.TI'.- !'lTIcrical' R'ed Cross Braille q:'ranscription Alb i . di t 1 1 come. Truth, independent Of CHURCH IN THE U.S.A. hi, . I .":1. , for negotiation." an a, was Imme a e y sea _ 4-5 p.m. Tap Dance Class-Ages 7-12 Class-J\lis...-; Ella McLennan-Instructor. * * * cd off; cause of the crash was doc t r i n e s and time-honored 16 Lake Shore Road '1'1;,. ('11;1l'':;'' [PI" C 1'0"';C' Pointe Grosse Pointe Fanns 36, Mich. 4-5 p.m. Dramatics Class-Ages 9-14 , :: .t."'> p.m. to 5:15 p,m. - Children's Art Class-Mrs., Saturday, January 20 not disclosed. systems, knocks at the portal of I '-ikl ('iu!) ::1t'!11ber, IS S:L'i(): in- MINISTERS: 4-5 p.m. Giant League Basketball ... l)C' ,.' ~ 'Y"f' ., I • ~ '1 on -,... humanity. Contentment with "I) ,_ IC'.r".d. ~",',s illl '. ' . mOlt. Stirling Loud-Instructor. MUTINOUS CONGOLESE * * * the past and the 'cold conven- Bertram deHeus Atwood, 6:30-9 p.m. Enameling on Copper-Men and W0IIt5n ••~-.~l' Tbcrt' l.:- ~i :-~'\e("~~dS~ 00 per per~ .~n.m. to 7:30 p.m.-BallC't C1,'r(' Pile ehald and School. 6:30 p.m.-Youth Ban- , Fridav, January 26 - . Catholic mission and girl's Appeals remanded Beck's case 7:30 p.m. Senior Girls Sports Program ~..~3rd : ;'3rt ,): t~:p rn:lin l()d~(' h:1\'(' 6:45 a.m., Eucharist. 9:30 a.m., quet-ChriS,t Church. '),:~l) ,:I,m. to 5 p,m.-Adult Art Classes--Prof. Emil school in Sola, 15 miles north to District Court for a new Lo\'['. :".'('11 :'(',(':'H'd, Th:. eh:1rtrrcd Eucharist. Friday of K 0 n g 010, observed fire- trial, l1is conviction on charges * * * lL'kluh bu, k2\'l'~ t1:(' Grn,;,,(' Pointf\ \Y ccldige-Instructor. gutted buildings on both sides of fi1in~ false tax returns for * * * Manday. January 29 - 7:15 1-5 p.m. Oldtimers Club-Retired Men \\'a" ~lC':':l~l:~i~1l ::: s.;-;n p,nl_ }~ri~~ Saturday. January 27, 9:30 p.m. Boy Scouts. 9.15 p.m.- .,l:;~n a.m. ~to 12 Noon & 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.-Flower of the Lualaba River. They re- his union was upheld, Beck 3:30-5 p.m. Games Room Activities ~ardrn clay. r1 !TIorE'" ;"11" :!'..l,--~:-',~. I:.j'" i:11;)Ort:1:~t \\'ill be scheduled Monday at 7: 0 p.m. egmnm.g I~eturn to Vienna. Top Western States will take a "giant stride" Ministers Membership Dues . p.m., Junior Chi Rho Classes I "Fun ~S'ight.. lei the to ~~1~ke r~)::-('r'.:a:LJ!;" no\\' at January~ 29 if necessary. Advanced enrollment IS diplomats in Moscow believe in 1962 toward a fully employed Sunday. January 28, 9:30 a.m" JUNIORS $3 00 (Grades 7. 8, Q). 8 p.m., Senior j lhi.' Ccnkr. Tl':'\C'r:o 1-7')11. advised as classes are bmited. that the old~line Bolshevik is economy and calls for "defense Worship; Church School; Adult (Ages 15 and nnderJ Junior Members of the Ne~h- Choir Rehearsal. -:-::30 p.m.-Allied Yout!1-Mecting., not being delayed by the Soviet in depth" to avert future re- C 1ass e s. 11 a.m., Worship; INTERMEDIATES .. , .. ,' $500 borhaod Club, ages 7-12 are 1n- Church Schaol thru Sr. High. (Ages 16-20) vited to attend anather "Fun >.3p.m,-Grosse Pointe Me~'s Chorus and CC1!d Party-:- government-that he himself cessions. Conservatives in both WOODS PRESBYTERIAN 5:30 p.m., School of Mission~. SENIORS $1000 Night" Fliday, January 26th en! A fine concert and enJoyable party to fmance thIS simply refuses to be shunted off parties denounced Kennedy's 19950 Mack Ave. at Torrey Rd. is! 1 2 to a minor Austrian diplomatic program as an unconstitutional 5:30 p.m., MYF groups meet (Ages 21 and over) from 7:30-9:30 p.m"g The boys year's activities. Admission $ . 5. post for the second time. Since bid for personal pOWeTbased on Andrew F. Rauth. Minister with Sch. af Missions. Club Rental and girls enjoy a variety of Charles B. Kennedy, Boys! .~ Saturday, January 27 September. 1960, Molotov has false econamic statistics. The Neighborhoad Club .Jf- activities inclUding Newcomb, Assistant Minister * * * , 0::)0 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.-Ballef Classes-Mary Ellen served as Soviet representative The President has asked Con- Monday, January 29, 8 p.m., fers facilities for meetings, Snatch Pin, and surprise ,!tames ~en! Robert 1,. Lucero, Commission on Membership & parties and other special fWIC- and races. The games room is Cooper-Instr'bctor. to, the atoms-for-peace Inter- gress for standby authority to Assistant Minister Evangelism. tions. Information can be ob- also apen for ping-pong, pool Q >'10-;)0 a.m .. 12 :30 p.m. and 3 p.m. - "Sing Ho For A national Atomic Energy Agenc~; cut as much as five percentage Friday, January 26, 6:30 p.m., ;how and Sale . P' "" . 1 ersion of "Sleeping Beauty" denounced last fall for antl- points from personal incame * * * tained by calling the Club- and table games. "Fnn Nights" nnce 1:1. mUSlca v '. party actl'vl'tl'es, he returned to 1 ast' ths 'f Annual M~ting Dinner. 7:15 are held the second and fourtb 'G P . t Ch "ldren's taxes for at e SIX mon ,l Tuesday, January 30, 1:30 TUxedo 5-4600. presented by the Center s rosse Oln e I . Moscow November 12 to fight necessary to head off a reces- p.m., Annual Meeting of Con- p.m., Commission an Worship. Channel - 56 Friday of each month. gregation and Corporation. Theatre in three performances at Parcells AudI- expulsion from the party, and sion, and has requested power * * " The Neighborhood Club is torium. Admission 60c. . has apparently been successful. during recessions to add up to * Thursday, February 1, 6:45 happy to ann 0 u n Ce tbat, Chess Class Saturday, January* * 27, 10:15 ~ Country Club .,1 :~O p.m. to 3 p.m.-Grosse Pointe VlarMemonal Pup~ Now Western officials speculate $2 billion to public-\'lorks p.m., Bowling. 7 p.m., Youth through the generasity af 1.he a.m., Carl Choir rehearsal. The Neighborhood Club is oeteers~Mr. Robert Rathbun, Instructor. . that the Stalinist former pre- spending and increased cover- Choir. 8 p.m" Chancel Choir.' Grosse Pointe Optimist Club, endeavoring to organize a Chess I at Casso Mt. Clemens, Mich. 7::10 p.m.-Memorial Bridge Club-Du'p1ic~te BrIdge mier and foreign minister is en- age of the unemployment in- *.* * * * * Channel 56 is now received on Sunday, January 28, 9:30 a.m., Class for peap1e \\'110 would be 28, 1 P.M. tell 0 P,M. daily -Mr. and Mrs. Andrew vValrond, D]rector~. gaged in a personal battle with .surance program. American eco- Saturday, February 3, 10 the Club's television set. We First Worship Service. 9:30 interested in learning how to Ch::d:-c:: ,;:1der 8 F:-ee " d C . E glish Old TIme and Premier Khrushchev for a more nomic goals for the coming year a.m., God and Country Class'j ex~nd a wrdial. invitati?n. to play. a.m., Church School-Nursery ======- (, n.m.-Goo ompanlOns - n prestigious position. include. according to the Pres i- 11 a.m., Confirmation Class. reSIdents and friends.,. wishing ------~--~ 'Sequence Dances. * * * dent, full employment, pros- through Senior High. 11 a.m., to view programs on Channel 56 The class will be under the Sunday, January 28. MRS. HAZEL LANCASTER, perity without inflation, and an Second Worship Service. 11 --- 1 to stop in anytime during Club direction of Doug Drake and 9::30 a.m. and 11 a.m.-Grosse Pointe Memonal Church manager of a four-story apart- accelerated rate of national eco- a.m., Church School-Nursery CHRIST EPiSCOPAL Ihours. A weekly schedule of will be held an Wednes1ay through Junior High and Adult nights from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. Sundav SchooL ment building in the Grand nomic growth to 4~ percent a 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard prO'grams on this station will be Bible Class. Anyone interested is urge(i to . G D . t War Memorial's River-Jay road area, was found year Rev. Erville B. Maynard, Rector posted at the Club. For further p.m. to 4 :30 p.m~- .xros~e -'-om e murdered early today. Detroit . tl<...... call the Club, TUxedo 5-4600 "l::)0 Youth Sunday theme at both Sunday: 8 a.m., Holy Com- info~tion contact the C1ub- services: "Called to Responsible and register' for tllis activity. ~SOIN Children's Theatre-Meetmg. police believe the woman was CHARGING THAT the De- munion, 9:30 and 11:15 a.m., TUxedo 5-4600. IHonday, January 29 lured into a vacant apartment trait Board of Education "has Freedom-My Family Life" led Club membership is the only Morning Prayer and Sermon. Thank You requirement, deluxe ... : 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Cancer Service and Information by someone posing as a prospec- maintained and still maintains by Senior High Youth . 4 p.m., Adult Communicant's Coffee hour will follow both The N e i g h b 0 rho 0 d Club Center- Volunteer vVork. .. tive tenant. The crime was dis- a racially segregated school sys- GuyS and Dolls Class. 5:30 p.m., Westminster services. Church school is in wishes to express their appf(.ci- > 1~ Xoon-Grosse Pointe Basic Drawing and Pamtmg covered when her husband, who tern," a group Of Sherrill Schaol session. 6:30 ~p,m., Youth Week ation to the Grosse Pointe Op- . I t t returned horne fram his job at parents yesterday demanded a Fellowship for JunIor High The Guys and Dulls Dance for Portrait-Steve Davls- ns ruc or. a die plant about 1 a.m .. found court order pre ve n tin g the youth. 7:30 p.m., Thistle Club Supper in the Undercroft, fol- timist Club and the Grosse Club held their second King 12:15< p,m.-Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe-Luncheon some clothes missing 'and his schoal board from transferring for Senior High Youth. lowed by speakers. Pointe Rotary Club for their and Queen Dance6 ()f the year ... ,.. tl< generous danations which have on Friday, JanUJa.ry 19. Chosen and Meeting. " . B .d desk ransacked; he telephoned 145 Sherrill pupils to CUppert * * * Monday: 8 p.m., Confirmation aided us in impro~ring our faeil- <12::30 p.m.-Memorial Bridge CI~b-Duphcate rl ge-- police, who investigated and School, H2 miles away from Monday, January 29, 4 p.m., from the contestants trying for Classes for Adults in the Parish ities. The tables in the upstairs 5493.50 Lecture and Bridge for Ladles-Mrs. Andrew Wal- found Mrs. Lancaster's body in their present classrooms. The Crusader Ch{)ir rehearsal. the title were Audrey Beirne House. Billiard Room have been re- - rond-Director. the closet of a second-floor parents also asked the Federal of 1144 Lakepointe, Grosse * '" * tl< ...... paired and are again in use. ;t vacation 3reas in the -l n,.m. to 7 :30 p.m.-Ballet Classes--Mary Ellen Cooper apartment. She had been stab- Court to' farce' the school board Tuesday, January 30, 6:30 Pointe Park as new Queen and p.m., Cub Pack 546 Blue and Tuesday: 10 a.m., Holy Com. The boys and girls who use the Elwin Duvalt of 1150 Berkshire bed to' death. to "prepare and present to' the l1lIlLl1ion.10:45 a.m., Study Pro- gym are making use of the new lr the person interested -Instructor. 1 P . t * * * court a plan for the complete Gold Dinner. as the King. Audrey and Elwin '7::;0 p.m. to 10:3.0 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Noctur~a am - Sunday, January 21 desegregation and integration gram for the Women Of Christ back-stop and basket which has will hold the title ~for one It offers e wonderful * ~ * Church on Christian Living led been installed recently. This iner Class with Special Emphasis on PortraIture and EVIDENCE THAT WE S T of the public schqal system of Wednesday, January 31, 7:30 month. The next Guys and by the Rev. 'Richard S. Knight. addition increases the gym Dolls Dance will be Friday. ellen+ beaches, unusual Life-Steve Davis-Instructor. d BERLIN is surrounded by a Detroit." Detroit school super~ p.m., Boy Scout Troop 456. 7:45 p.m., Session meets with New A sewing and wark period will facilities by 25 per cent. February 2 from 7:30 to 9 p,In. :7 ::)0 p.m.-Ballroom Dancing Class taught by Mr. an "death ring" of mines was un- intendent Dr. Sam u e 1 H. be held in the Undercroft at cal color," magnifice-nt Members. :Vlrs. Bill Wilson. 14 one hour classes for $15 plus covered yesterday, when an Brownell withheld comment on this time, followed by a 1uncl1- ca °ala dance with orchestra at the end. East G e r man border guard's the charge~ stating that he had eon. 3:45 p.m. and 5 p.m., week- POINTE CONGREGATIONAL Kocsis Heads Dental, Society :(L~O p.m.-Grosse Pointe Men's Chorus-Rehearsal. . blunder accidently detonated not had time to study the com- ly classes for 8th Graders in 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop . the Parish House. 7 p.m., High Tuesday, January 30 ,one of the deadly devices. The plaint. tl<...... Ministers Dr. Arnold J. Kocsis, of : Eastern Dental Society, ~'Om- School Students' Discussion _:10 a.ln. to ':1 p.m.-Service Guild for Children's Hospltal incident occurred outside the Marcus William Johnson Mack avenue, has been named prised of dentists frofu the east- Program in the Parish House. U border of Northwest Berlin and Wednesday, January 24 president-elect of the Detroit ern area of the Detroit district. Arnold Dahlquist Johnson ... tl< ... -Volunteer Work. . B 'd was witnessed "by a Western AN EX-CONVICT ARREST- District Dental Society for When he is installed at the 1 p.m.-Senior Men's Club of Gros.se .Pomte- rl g~. paliceman on guard duty. Com- ED in Joplin, Mo., Manday Sunday, January 28: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday: 7 p.m., M'1!eting - Worship service. C h u r c h 1962-63, annual meeting of the D.D.D.S. : You \':ill be :iri\'en by limousine '1 p.m. to 4 p.m.-Drawing and Pamtmg for PortraIt ing 100 yards inside the Soviet night admitted planning the of Boy Scout Troap 156 in the school for crib room through Dr. Kocsis was named fallow- in May, he will become the m:\:\ \'ACA. :\Iexico City's fine and Life-Steve Davis-Instructor-10 week course Sector, the blast confirmed murder of his aunt, Mrs. Hazel Undercroft. tia1 suburb. E1route, you will see 10th grade; 11 a.m.-Worship ...... ing the resignation of Dr. titular head of more than 2,000 for $27. M St' l' g Western suspicions that E a s t Lancaster, in Detroit last Fri- Victor J. Taylor, East Detr,)it, Detroit area dentists. 1Uliful l:ni\'er~it\. of :\Iexico. service. Church school for crib Thursday: 7:30 p.m., Meeting ::'3:30 to 50 p.m. - Children's Art Class- rs. lr m Germany had mined its _,West day, then waiting outside a who had been voted president.- will be taken at Cort('z' old Ha- room through senior high; ~ Of the Executive Committee of Loud-Instructo,. Berlin as well as its West Ger- vacant apartment while his com- elect in May. 1961. the HAelE~~D:\ YIST:\ HEH- p.m. - Junior Pilgrim Fellow- the Episcopal Churchwomen. You will arri\'c in TAX eo, with ""~'.4:; p.m. _ Brownie Troop-Meeting-Mrs. Norman man border. 'I'he East German panion, James E. Gudenau, 31, ship; 7 p.m. ---:Senior Pilgrim WOMAN~LOSES PURSE tl< ... * Dr. Kocsis has been an of- U U mine victim was removed fram stabbed her to death. Gudenau maming to l>:~in your shopping Fellowship. ficial of the Detroit Distdct Mrs. Margaret Griffin of 72 quaint color-if:) m:nJl1:.: village, Parent-Leader. . f Ch'ld the area an a stretcher by an had already confessed to the Friday: 12 noon to 12:30 p.m., Dental Society for many years. South DuValle, reported the for it, siI':er. Your hotcl for two "'.L30 V) 5 p.m, - French. ConversatIOn or I ren- officer and four guards; it is murder. The dead woman's * * * Men's Prayer Group in the Con- Monday, January 29: 1 p,m.- He was secretary £,01' three loss af her wallet-type purse to I, the HOTEL DE LA BORDA. Madame Helene Coutil-Instructor.. not known whether he was kilI- n e p hew, 30-year-old Donald ference Room of the City Na- Women's Association Bowling 6:15 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Optimist Club--Dmner and ed or only injured. The West Harrington, stated that he had tional Bank. years in 1957, 1958 ~and 1959 Farms police an Saturday, Jan- League, 20422 Mack avenue; tl< tl< tl< and since 1951 has been a m(-m- uary 20. Th2 purse contained !\ free day i.1 TAXeO. to ,cnjoy Meeting. . I D' Berlin border, distinct from the masterminded the crime in d :--Iexlcan vi:lage 6:45 p.m.-Men's Club Bowling oor of 12 important commit- about $45 or $50 in currency 6:30 p.m.-Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pomte, nc.- Inner Com m u n i s t wall running order to rog Mrs. Lancaster. He Weekly II 0 I y Communian League, 19748 Harper avenue; Services will be held as fol- tees. . and personal papers, she said, through the center of the city, planned to use the money to 7 p.m.-Girl Scout Mariners in LeavE' by I mOllsine for ACA- oand Meeting. . P . t D' r h b f th mal'n av fm'ance the first leg of a cross- lows: Monday, 8:45 a.m. Tues- He is a past president and and believes she lest it at Krog- , where you will check into the 6:30 p.m. _ Exchange Club of Grosse Oln e- mne as een one a e e- social hall. has held all the offices of the er's Supermarket, 18670 Mack. nues af escape for East German country holdup spree. day, Wednesday, Thursday, and o HOTEL. ~~he route down is and Meeting. ."" M 11 * * * Friday, 10 a.m. new supcr-h rrhwav <11"in" vou 8 p.m.-Eveni:-lg Tempera Paintmg Classes- arce a Tuesday, January 30: 10 a.m. )ortlUJitv to s~,e :J;~n~ :\I~xican Thursday, February 1 -Friendly service projects in nd a great number of 'interestin~ Churchill-Instructor. . E t "8 -"MEET THE TRAVELERS" The Middle as primary room. ST. PAUL EVANG. LUTH, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. - Junior League Glee Club - Re- 375 Lothrop, at Chalfonte Pi~\olor. Slides of Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, A, H. PETERS FUNERAL HOME hearsal. Wednesday,* *January* 31: 1 Phone TUxedo 1-6670 • 1-5014 to )lar. 10: You will haVe eight Ira and Iran with commentary by Mr .. an~ Mrs. *10 a.m.-American Red Cross Braille Transcription- p.m.-Senior Sixteens in lounge. Rev. Charles W. Sandrock, 's and nights to enjoy this tropi- Wafson I. Ford. The Grosse Pointe publIc. IS cor- "disc of the Paeific. called the Class-Miss Ella McLennan-Instructor. * * * Pastor dially invited without charge. Thursday, February 1: 4 p.m. Mr. Monrad V. Mandsager, Established 1917 l of the ArneI' cas." You will have 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.-Welcome Wagon Club of Grosse ail-Dor choir, 3-Capital University Glee Club, fEL SIE,RVICE Assistant Professor of Finance of the Adult DIVISIon • 2057 GRATIOT AVE. 20705 MACK AVE. ot VERNIER RD• 10:45 a.m. Parcells. 5-Congregational Din- Course-Class. D l' t B' dg DETROIT 5. MICH. TUxedo 5-7510 '(.7'30 pm _ Memorial Bridge Club- up lea e n e of the University of Michigan and Wayne State ner. TUXEDO 4-5500 University. The fee is $13. Advanced enrollment Sunday: Services,* * * 8:30 and 11 LAKEVIEW 6.7700 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 36, MltH. . -Mr' and Mrs. Andrew Walrond-Dlrect~rs .. * >4< ~ 8 p.m.-King's Daughters and Sons, Ada M. Kles CIrcle required. a.m. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Monday: 'i-Girl Seouts No. 8 p.m.-Groose Pointe Chapter D.C.A.A,-Meeting. Adult Bible class, in church; -Bridge Party. 685. 8--YACS. 8--Recovery.

___ • -.. - .. - d -_- nrt . _~_~.__~ c. _ m •• _ _ _. _ - ... Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 Thursday, Jan:~ary 25, 1962 Classified Co J I ll_AUTOS FOR SALE 113-R =959 FORD Country Squire i F .1 Wagon, 9-passenger. White. I~

I •• automatic transmission, radio. I ME L. '..1 .~, I I '" I I heater, power steering. white I YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly sidewall tires. Excellent Con-i , clition. $1,250. Tuxedo 5-5164.• 44 ro I CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY 4A-HELP WANTED - i ficldst. CLASSIFIED RATES SA-SITUATIONS WANTED 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT , hilltop ( Domestic) DOMESTICS (Unfurnished) S-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLE~ FOR SALE I~B-ANTIQUES Charge Ads.12 words tor $1.00 (Unfurnished) ROLLS ROYCE : 2 stor: OAK typewriter desk and chair. WHITE'~ GIRL. cooking. down- EXPgRlENCED woman wishes GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 2- I 4 PIECE C.A.P. uniform. waist, ANTIQUE SHOP. primitive fin~ 1958 scven passenger lim- ! place, -:::asn Ad,-12 words for 90c Fine engravings, beautifully stairs. ;) days. 2 adults, other laundry, cleaning. Tuesdays, bed'ro~m duplex. Stove: re- MACK at LAKELAND 30. 19900 Kingsville, Det 36. ishcd and unfinished. Gla'ss, ousine. Mulliner body. Air- i Scrvar,' IOc each additionol word framed. Table linens, bric-a- help employed, Live in or Wednesdays, every 0 the' r frigerator, carpeting. gas See this lovely apartment. 31;2 china, ironstone. 20933 Har- .-oouitioned. 2,700 miles. Call home nights. Hecl'nt rcfl'r- brae, bronzes. TUxedo 6-2344. ICE SKATES. boy's hockey. size per. Absolutely spotless. $16,000. i Thursdays. References. Edge- heat. air-conditioner. Near rooms, large living room, plenty 7. good condition. Tuxedo CI1t'CS l'l'quirNI. TUxedo 4- TUxedo 1-5864 1 __ . TUXEDO 2-6900 water 1-0729. expressway. Available' Feb. of clo5'e't spa.ce. G.E. stove and SAND FOR slippery walks; 5-8339. 7774. 15th. TU 4-6599. refrigerator, air- - conditioned. aD-lb. bag uelivered $1.30, 2 9-ARTICLES WANTED 3 Trunk Lines LADY wishes days. cleaning or Free p,arking. park privileges. for $2.30. We also deliver PERSIAN lamb cape jacket. ~ '~w4 LINER STAtiONS WO;VIANto do light 11011sckeep- ironing. Grose PoInte ]'efer- WANTED-Better women's and 1955 PLYMOUTH 2-Doar Hard- . 20935 VERNIER RD. Call 867 Lakeland or WOod- salt. PR 8-4195 evenings. Yellow bathroom rugs, never . t " In thl CUNNINGHAM DRUGS in;.: and cooking. slay with ences. VA 2-1993. children's clothin~ for resale top. Automa tIe ransmlSSlOn,'f 11 . ward 1-0321, ext. 43, for ap- used. Tuxedo 5-5483. . d' h I U d1 11;941 Kercheval at Notre Dam" two sdlOOI age ehildrcn, live 1 Block East of X-Way in G.P. shop. Tuxedo 1-8082. power steering, ra 10. cater,; 'h TV 5-9698 Now renting-New luxuri- pointment. SKI sweater, size 36. Raccoon in preferably. Temporary. EXPERIENCED woman wants FUR cape, Jap :nink, 3 brunette 34 000 miles, body needs work. : WItI HARKNESS PHARMACY ous 1, 2. 3-bedroom apart- coat, size 10. Tuxedo 2-8522. BOOKS PURCHASED for cash. • V~Sle' TU 4-2;>(;:5. work by the' d:~y. Reference. wigs, man's tuxedo, siz~ 32, $290 Tuxedo 6-0159. ' . '. h 20313 MaC'!r Ave at Lochmoo. ments. Large rooms and 6A-FOR RENT Entire libraries Or fine single • ! pans 1'0 4-3100 ~ 'I'U 3-2896. ESTATES bought and sold. white brocade satin cocktail , c 1 0 set s. Completely car- (Furnished) ilems. Midwest .Book Service, VALIANT 1960 V-200, 4-Door: Buildf NEWS SALES ST.'\T10~S S-SITUATION WANTED Complete or odd pieces. An- dress, size 12, like new. Val- DOv\'I'..:TOWN AREA NEAT, ('xperienced girl wishes peted. Heated. Latest kit- 4301 Kensington, TV 5-2450. Sedan. Blue, 9,000 miles, ra-:-- ONE-BEDROOM fu l' ni she d tiques, silver. china, furni- ley 2-7935. Grand CIrcus P.lrk O('WS Stand PAINTING, wall washing. days, any kind of work. Mon- chen appliances, including ture. Oriental rugs. Hugh C. dio. heater, power stccrin;:;,! G i\1ajestlc Bldg News Stand eavestrough cleaning, odd day thm Friday. WA 1-7194. dishwasher. Plenty of con- apartment. Modern, newly ICE SKATES. girl's 7. boy's 1, power brakes, automatic trans- ' decorated. $75 plus utilities, Bolan, 10233 Woodward, TO r E. JEFFERSON TO CITY L1MIT~ jobs, chimney repairs. PH. venient parking. 6-2500. 'AMAZING! man's 13, woman's 8. Tuxedo mission, other extra~. LIke I Alden Pnrk :'>1anor EXPERIENCED worker wishes Near Beaconsfie'ld and Jef- 6-2783. Camerons Gift Shop. Wayburn 5-7280. CHESTER P. JANKOWSKI Home' trial plan on new Conn neW. Call Tuxedo 4-5949. S' day work Tuesday, Wednes- ferson. References. TU 2-5349. o I ~c & Jeff TUxedo 1-9098 CAMERA Argus 75 simple re- Organs and new pianos only Park Dru~s. City Limits HOUSE man. part time or days. day, Thursday, Friday, Satur- 1959 OLDS. Dynamic 88 4-Door.l BUILDER OWNER flex. Case, flash attachments, $3, weekly. WANTED GROSSE POINTE PARK Experienced' and references, day. Heferences. TE 2-2140. 1010 N. RENAUD. Immaculate other extras. TU 5-4603. Full power. blue, 51<675.Tux- Miller Pliarmacy. \Vayburn and Walnut 1-4525. 2 bedroom ranch. Lease to East Detroit Conservatory OLD CLOTHING Kercheval 4368 BUCKINGHAM. 3-bed- edo 4-7577. ' Hi07 Sullivan Pharmacy. Beaconsfield LADY WANTS washing and room single, 2-car garage, May 15th. $200. TU 5-4100. AUTO DRIVERS! Only $7.54 of Music BEST PRICES PAID .'i21 and Kercheval ironing at home. 4352 Mary- gas he'at. TU 6-0145. TOLES REAL ESTATE quarterly buys $10,000-20,000 CORVETTE 1961. 230-h.p. el1-! 354 Lous' Party Store on Charlevoix 22933 Gratiot, I1r. 9 Mile FOR MEN'S SUIT'S Your Girl Friday land. TUxedo 5-5226. Bodily Injury and $5,000.00 gine, 4-specd box. po~itrJc-! 717 - PRescott 5-800J :;ROSSE POINTE C TY GROSSE Pointe, Ver ••ier Road. Property Damage Liability. TOPCOATS AND SHOES tion, power \',:indows. 9.500' 765 Knuff's Pharmacy. Notre Dame ~ Secretarial Service EXPERIENCED girl wishes 4 NEFF, attractive 3 bedrooms, 2 Attractive 4 rooms, private. TUxedo 1-2376. miles, $3.200. Saturday and and Kercheval baths. garages, porches, fire- FUR COAT, imported from TUlsa 3-1872 :i43 Cunninghams Drugs Notre Dame l\l1me'ogI'aphing half-days, good references, $5, Heat, utilities, park permit. place" Walk, 'stores, bus. 885- Germany, 'Chl'istma~ gift. A telephone call will bring us Sunday. Prescott 5-4389. 1171 and Kercheval bus fare. TY 6-2922. Tuxedo 4-4744. Notre D:lme Pharmacy. :-Iotre 2209. DIAMOND solitaire, wedding Must s~crifkc. TU 2-8960. to you immediately Mrs. Colel'Dan 1955 OLDSMOBILE 88. Exc:el-!. 63 and Kercheval TU 4-6442 RELIABLE, experienced woman band. Sacrifice for quick sale. LA 1-7610. o FURNISHED flat for rent, 2 lent tires. good conditicn. 550 GROSSE POIN I E FARMS wishes daywork, Tuesday and DUPLEX, 5 rooms. second floor. FM radio. TU 4-4620. WANTED: Used Head skis. I Trail Pharmncv. Kercheval on bedrooms, modern kitchen. 5295. Tuxedo 4-9435. 52111: 1167 CHAUFFEUR. white. House- Steam heat, lovely windowii, MINK clutch stole. desert rose I the Hill . Wednesday. Refe"tences. 866- $125 per moni.h. Call after TUxedo 1-4306 Hillcrest. : 1026 Farms Dn,gs. Fisher Rd. and \'[ork, handyman. 15 years ex- $135. Tuxedo 5-8531. CUSTOM GUNSMITHING shade, worn twice.' Will sac- 0257. 6 p.m. TU 4-g289. ------1103 Kerchcv"l 0 perience. Local ref::rences. Franchised Dealer -. rifice', $300. TU 1-3056. WE BUY old gold. jewelry and Schettlcrs Drugs, Fisher Rd. and TRO:MBLEY - Upper. 3 bed- Colt, Ithaca, Browning PL Yl\lOuTH Fury 1959 4-door.; 19960 ",;1aumee Call after 5 p.m. Valley 3-1936. EXPERIENCED lady wishes ALTER Road and Mack. Good silver. Vogue Jewelers. 22377 rooms. 2 baths. Gas a.c. $225 STUDIO couch, converts to Automatic, PO\Icr steering.: 645 Klllsci Dn;gs .. ,Mack and 7-Mlle days. References. 898-6694. neighborhood n ear Grosse Bausch & Lomb Moross Road. Rd - NEED a baby sitter? The Sit- a month. Winchester Advisory Center twins. Good sleeper, like radio. heater. \I'hite \lalls. ex- i 1883 Woods Drugs Center. Mack and Pointe. It really does not cost Q cellent. Oricinal o\\nl'r. S995. 1936 Eournf'mouth (7 Mile Rd.) ters Club. PRescott 7-0377. 6-FOR RENT Re-Loading Equipment and new. TU 1-1951. W!~NTED-Twin stroller. Tux- NEFF-Upper and lower flats. too much to live in this nice Components edo 1-6661. Tuxedo 2-9129. ] ell ~ROSSE POINTE WOODS Lir;ensed and bonded. . (Unfurnished) 3 bedrooms each. $155 includ- neighborhood. Only $90 per - Grosse PoJn\e Pjlarmacy. Mack ing heat. WALNUT dining room set, r'lt- 1660 and HlIntm~on '" NeURSE, dependable, wan t sALTER-Warren - 3 rooms, all month, with everything fur- B. McDANIEL CO. tan porch set. TU 4-6843. BOOKS bought in any quantity, 12-AUTOS WANTf.D Harkness Pharmacy. Mnck anO NOTTINGHAM-4 ...bedrooms, 2 nished. For one or two adults. 13333 Kercheval VA 1-8200 Entire libraries, 'book cases, Loehmoor case. Can stay in. Good ref- utilities. carpeted, $75. 371- How<-,;'d Johnsons. Mack and 8. baths. $125 a month. Telephone Valley 1-2818, or FRIGIDAIRE. Frostfree re- 1rt objects, Mrs. B. C. Claes, 1962 OR LATE 1961 \'aliant: CI'cnccs. 832-4025. 7248. 839-9640. 168 :'.11Ie 0 Valley 1-8985. SIMMONS Hide-a-bed, perfect frigerator. 5-piece rattan din- wagon. bi;.: motor. ,~andard I TROMBLEY-Upper and lower. [670 Leverette. WO 3-4267. 16tid Goronfio, ,,'lack ar..j Anita condition. B Ion d mahogany Arnolds Drug, Mack and Haw- 250 MANISTIQUE----c-4-room du- 2 bedrooms each. $200 a month ette se't, G.E. electric range,' shift. TU 2-3465, : ]338 SECRETARIAL SERVICES 6B-ROOMS FOrt RENT dining room set. Occasional thorne plex, range, r~frigerator, dis- egch. hi-fi, davenport and chair, 2024 Bob's Drugs, Mack and ROSlyn<=) TELEPHONE ANSWERING chairs, end tables, cocktail wire recorder, misce!laneous COLLECTOR WANTS , posaL TU 4-0128. JI,'IAXON BROTHERS, INC. LARGE ROOM for one or two 1621 DETROIT AREA MIMEOGRAPHING tables, davenport, miscellanc'- household items. 776-3099. TO BUY ACCU:'\'IULA- Bnggs Drug Store. Mack and TU 2-6000 persons. Garage, telephone, TOP $ pf\!D , 1418 DI'fTO AP ARTMENT on Cadieux be- our. TU 5-7332. TION OR COLLEC- , Touraine and kitchen privileges. VAlley o R;mds :\ledical Servtce Pharmacy PHOTO-COPYING tween Harper and Morang. GROSSE PTE. GARDEN APTS. 1-3515. SA-OFFICE EQUIPMENT TIOK OF U.S. OR :\lack and ~loran Living room, kitchen alcove, EXPERIENCED RE-WEAVING Blue Cross Drugs. Mack and Neff Y.illage Letter Shop 21441 SLOAN DRIVE FOR SALE CANADIAN ~ 0 INS. WE WANT! moth holes, burns, tears. Rea- o i lj41 Blue Htll, Pharmacy, l\Iack and bedroom, bath, heated, hot One and 2 bedroom apartments. GROSSE POINTE widow with LIYCOL~ 5-4865 o Blue Hitl 643 NOTRE DAME TU 4-7064 sonable. Est i mat e s. Quick TYPEWIUTERS ana add i n g wa t e r, stove, refrigerator, Laundry facilities, automatic gas attractive home near Hi g h OevonshJrc Drugs, Mack and service. PRescott 7-4381. machines. new, rebuilt, Rea. CARS : 7:~ Devonshire EXPERIENCED nurse's aid parking. $87.50. TUxedo 5- heat, parking area. School desires two compan- L & L Pharmacy. Mack and 8ea- 6523. '. sonable prices. National Of. STEIXW AY. l\lason-Hamlin or co, wants night work., Private ionable school teachers to CAMERA Kodak Reflex-II. f-3,5, NORMAN ~;,OTOR \ 14~~ consfleld TU 4-8947 fice Equipment. 16833 Harper Baldwin grand piano wanted. Col;my Patcnt Medicine. 15645 duty or hospital. Prescott share home. All accommoda- B-T-l/300th. Versatile with 731-7707. SALES 20097 l\1ack SOMERSET - U 1t ra modern tions. Evenings, TUxedo 5- at Bishop. TUxedo 1-7130. 2-5337. RIVARD 367. upper 6, gas heat, many unique features. Flash c 15420 Gratiot . 46'1 ST. CLAIR $H0RES seven rooms, between Vernor garage. VAlley 4-3321. 7097. equipment, case, instructions Arnold Drugs, Marter Rd, and 8B-ANTIQUES t l-AUTOS FOR SALE One block sruth 8 :'I1ile, DetrOIt' 2~5 Jf'fferson and Charlevoix. Gas heat included. TU 5-4603, SECRETARIAL SERVICE NEFF LANE, 2 bedrooms, 21 PLEASANT room in private DRexcl 1-7778 : 683 ANTIQUES-Tea leaf dit"hesin- THUNDERBIRD 1959. black TELEPHONE SERV]CE included. VA 2-5082. home for employed lady. Priv- i, .51,. feet of closet space. air-con- eluding cups. Tuxedo 2-9258. hardtop. perfect condition. 2A-MUSICAL :rHESIS PAPERS ditioned. completely carpeted. ileges. Good transportation. FIREPLACE WOOD 19981 GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 3 call noon to 3. Best offer. TU 4-6843. 12A";'BOATS & MOTORS INSTRUCTION Private basement. g a l' age. Tuxedo 1-8788. BIRCH-$20 2120C C> ROSEMARY GANT TU 4-3930 - bedroom single. Terrace, den, $150. No children, no pets. COl\IET '61 4-door. Large en- 25-H.P. SEA-BEE motor, used 85 Hawaiian Guitar; Spanish and WALLS WASHED and rinsed, disposal. Near schools. trans- 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT HARDWOOD-$13 portation. Park privileges. TUxedo 4-320)\ Delivered and placed HILLCREST ANTIQUE ,:;,l1e. automatic. deluxe trim, one season. S125; H-h.p. ?ld- I 980 l\lulti-Kord. r only $5 per room. Also paint- TUxedo 2-2659. BEAT CITY TAXES WHEN- \,'hitewaIls, radio. heater. like er Evinrude. S25; 12-ft. Chnk- i 2008 :'.Iastel' Course 0 ing. custom color mix i n g. GROSSE POINTE, 584 St. Clair, Pointe office, desk. answering. JIM SPENS SHOW AND SALE f,(,\I'. S1.775. TUxedo 4-7;)87. N windshield, needs repair. i 922 5 room upper, gas heat, Park New Baltimore, Mich. ROLAXD GT.,gLLE:\'!ET Reliable references, E van s, HARCOURT ROAD Grosse Pointe Secretary, 702 Sl'o. Call befOre 9 or after 6. : 217!c 'Formerly with the Victor 923-2967. privileges. Closl;' to Village JANUARY 26-27~28 Excelle'l1't second floor apart- Notre Dame. TU 5-4415. RAYMOND 5-0056 cTuxedo 2-5535. \ Reconling Co. ... shopping center. Available 1 P.l\-!. to 10 P.M. DAILY 'NE WANT TO BE Studio Residence ment with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, about February 15th. Adults. IRONRITE $75; mirror 46x70" 19818 MACK, air conditioned 29. WA cl-5110 LA 6-8136 GROSSE POINTE'S UNUSUAL family room. gas heat and cen- TUxedo 2-0917. $25; spinning wheel, antique, HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB 12F-RESORT PROPERTY offices. Good parkiug facili- 108 . SECRETARIAL SER~ICE tral air conditioning. $55; vanity mirror $5; living Groesbeck (1VI-97Jat Cass YOUR FOR SALE PUl';'CH AND JUDY ties, telephone answering ser~ • Letters. Resumes Composed T, RAYMOND JEFFS CADIEUX at JEFFERSON vice available. TUxedo 4-7102 . room lamp $10. Lakeview IVIt.Clemens NEW SIX room house. Corner :\IUSIC? STUDIOS • Dictation ,Taped by Telephone 6-8369. 15~ . 81 Kercheval TU 1-1100 4-room terrace. 2 bedrooms. gas lot. Royal Palms. Completely Piano,Cguitar, classic guitar, • Silk Screen Mimeographing Many of the midwest's most 86' heat, garage. Mr. Bliss, WOod- furnished, man y improve- banjo, accordian. • Telephone Answering GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE SUITES or SINGLES FIREPLACE wood for sale. De- distinguished dealers showing I 94~ ward 1-0321. PRINTER ments. :Must be seen to be • Electric Typewriting 4 bedroom, 2% bath, older Air-conditioning and utilities livered 'and stacked. Reason- 176'; 15 Kercheval, important period pieces, fine I Each i 0 b receives our appreciated. Located in Ven- home near Kerby School. Avai'l- HOMER WARREN & CO. furnished. Free pa~king. able. Any size TUxedo 4-1056. 35;' Grosse Pointe Farms • Postage Meter, Bulk Mailing glass, china, primitives, jewelry, s p e cia I attention ,. ice, Florida. SI8,OOO. Private • Ide:ls to Take Out able immediately. 20930 Mack, Grosse Pte. Wds. - and paintings .. TU 4-4440 Res. 372-8994 3-BEDROOM ranch near shop- 8-FT. 2-PIECE sectional sofa, ass u r i n 9 you that we owner. SL 7-7320, or after 6, ALBERT G. COUVREUR cocoa brown, $50; 8 cu. ft. Interesting side exhibits show- COngress 4.4657. PIANO, organ, voice, theory. HESTER' "W,.RIGHT-JDEAS" Johnstone & Johnstone ping, schools. Good location, are working for YOU R ,Suno children. $115. Tuxedo 2-9362. REAL ESTATE Servel gas refrigerator. $15; ing glass blowing, weaving, I. Pre-school through university BATCHELOR best i n t ere s t In the in Sl. 9-ft. antique de3ccm's bench, china painting. etc. 13-REAL ESTATE level. Walter Mueller, 482 Co~ .formerly at 64'S Notre Dame KELLY GARDENS TU /-3000 evaluation of your own corel $50. Call before 9 or after 6. Andy Palmer of the l\Iilit.ary FOR SALE Ionia) ~t. N., TU 6-1090. TUxedo 2-6034 23045 Kelly Road, 1 block north in Qt' Tuxedo 2-5535. Inn will be showing part of his s p e cia I requirements. of 9 Mile. E. Detroit. Nev' 2 713 HARCOURT MODERN heated air-condition- famous gun collection. GROSSE POINTE FARMS SECRETARY - Receptionist, af- bedroom luxury apartments, air- Spacious and attractive 2 bed- ed office suitable for legal, in- TU .; GROSSE POINTE LARGE PLATINUM diamond Newest Subdivision ternoons, Grosse Pointe area. conditioning, G.E. kitchen, dis- room, 1~ bath upper. Screened surance or professional use. ring. Two larger diamonds, DAILY DOOR PRIZES C0NSERVATORY FREE PARKING JOH. KE 5-5814. > posal. wall to wall carpeting and glassed terrace. Extra large Excellent Grosse Pointe lo- KRAMER" EARL COURT Staff of FFofessional Teachers. 1.25 carats, each; ten small ,~., throughout. laundry and stor- closets, $200 per month. cation. TUxedo 1-6982. diamonds. WA 1-3579. Sponsored by Utica PRINTERS Off Moross near Kercheval PIANO, VOICE, NURSE, trained practical, white, 177, 4 bedrooms, 3~'2 baths. - age facilities in basement. In- SWEENEY & MOORE Masonic Temple Board LITHOGRAPHERS VlOLIN, THEORY 8 hours $10. Live in, $20. cludes heat and water. Near X- KERCHEVAL "Village" busi- ELEC'I'ROMASTER range, per- S34.500 ness district. One or more - Beginning students through Grosse Poi n t e 'references. way and Eastland. Ad u Its. TUxedo 1-6800 fect working order, $35. After ELEGANT antique coach lamps, WO 1-3969 187 3 bedrooms, 31'2 baths. Kew VAlley 4-0022. rooms. TUxedo 2-7252: TUx- artist level. Shown by appt. TU 4-3524. 6 p.m. TUxedo 1-4242. exceptionally large and rare./ , S51,OOOI kite!: edo 5-0518. 432 Mechanic Street 20758 Mack. near 8 Mile BEAUTIFUL 3~ rooms, plenty I Tuxedo 1-4274. 189 4 bedrooms, 2~2 baths. drap ~ SA-SITUATIONS WANTED 330 RIVARD Boulevard. 5 rOOIn Rotary Offset Printers TC 4-9843 TU 6-2359 closets. employed party, rea- OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE. S48,OOOheat. upper, heated, range, refrig- DQMESTIC sonable. DR 1-2192. Grosse Pointe's finest busi- CLEARANCE uGH S23,5 erator, garage, adults, $125. RICHARD KIMB'RO PRe~ ness location. Tracy Building, GUIDE TO G001) SERVICE 2B":"'TUTORINC:. EXPERIENCED lady wi::ihes 3 TUxedo 2-7854, evenings. Used Pianos-Organs BUILDER TU 2-2593 __ ' VERNIER GROSSE PIE. 128 K ere 11 e vaL TUxedo days. Good references. Wal- ~ ..~ ,.. ..~ ~ ..'" ~ ..'" .... "'" ~ ..~ ..:l'RIVATE TUTORING nut 3-3317. .. GROSSE POINTE City, 893 St . 1-5007. Fine selection of stu'dio . IN TERRACE APARTMENTS 391 WASHINGTON RD. Clair. Upper, lower, bigger used and trade-in models : YOUR OWN HOME WOMAN would like part time 917 VERNIER ROAD 6F-TO SHARE 4 bedroom colonial with third rooms, closets! Some equip- from ( Electrical Ilepairs I aJT All sul)jects; all grades, Adults work or care of invalid. Tux- ment . Also near Pointe Between Lakeshore Drive and LIVING QUARTERS floor extras. Choice location. and children. Certified teach- edo 4-3040. bus, 9 - Mack area, bride's Mack, adjacent Lochmoor Coun- c deep lot. " COLLEGE graduate has home to try Club, attractive 2 bedroom cr5. dream cot'tage. TUxedo share. Tuxedo 4-9613.. Appliance Circuits BY OWNER S37.500 LADY wishes day ",ork. Expe- apartment. Gas heat, disposal, $295 Call: 5-4415. PROMPT SERVICE Call for appt. TV 5-0357 For rienced, with references. WA private parking. $117.50. YOUNG woman to share Grosse 'DETROIT AND SUBURBAN 1-5554. SMILEY BROS. No brokers please very 16836 ST. PAUL WO 3-9118 LA 1-0457 Pointe home with three work- Krausma!nn Electric Co. Buil TUTORING SERVID.E ing girls, ages 23 to 28. TU 5510 Woodward TR 3-6800 KENWOOD 7-4653 EXPERIENCED colored lady NEAR NOTRE DAME Serving the Grosse Pointe area pel'S' wants 3 days or 5 days. Ref- UPPER income. 5 rooms, $85 4-7543. OPEN EVES - SAT. 'TIL 5:30 ~ for over 36 years TU 2~S900 er. l Terrace, 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms -~ ..... ",...... ''',. -u NORWOOD 1799 erence. WA 2-5353. heated, adults. '. Edgewater SUNDAY 1-5 nial and bath on 2nd floor, maid's GROSSE POINTE WOODS COMMUNITY 1-0876. 6G-STvRE FOR RENT plus quarters on 3rd floor, Gas heat, TUTORING SERVICE LADY with references would In Birmingham NEW 3 bedroom 1J.2 bath col- rOOlr like to care for couple. Cook- excellent condition, garage in- 20'x20' with lavatory. Ideal for 1 GROSSE POINTE oniaL Living room. dimng, ro~m, :\IRS. LOUIs:'MARICK, DIREC- I I tail CARRAGE HOUSE barber shop, beauty shop. etc. 115 S. Woodward MI 7-1177 I' TOR. Tutoring by degree teach. ing, light housework. Walnut cluded. Mr. Bliss, WOodward 10x15' kitchen with bUIlt-illS, tod,,' 1-6108. 1-0321. Just redecorated-new bath. A 1875 Hampton, corner Mack. OPEN EVES. - SAT. "I'lL 5:30 I I J ers available in all subjects for gas heat. full hasement, c~p.per insI:l skip from schools and bus trans- Shoe Repair plumbing, aluminum sldmg. grades high ,school, college and GROSSE Pointe Park. 4 bed- ALBERT G. COUVREUR ., WASHING and ironing. Expert portation. $100. GUITAR; old reed organ; 12 • 40x120' landscaped lot. adult education. 'On shirts. Pick up and deliv- rooms, 2~ baths, sunroom, REAL ESTATE 379 Fisher Rc:l., Opp. Hrgh TU 5~5671 volume set Children's Book FOR ';HE ,14. OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 339 Merriweather ery. LA 1-1760. den. recreation room. 2-car TU 1-3000 House. TUxedo 2-2306. - Grosse Pointe Farms attached garage. Newly deco- tlOME AND OFFICE ~ ALBERT G. COUVREUR LAL OPENIXGS FOR TEACHERS EXPERIENCED, babys i t tin g GROSSE POINTE TERRACE st.! rated, carpeting, draperies. 7-WANTEIi TO RENT HOTPOINT electric stove, good • Business Machines and light housework. 5 days. Tuxedo 2-6781. 17000 Maumee, corner Notre TU 1-3000 pi TU'xedo 4-2820 condition. $35. Tuxedo 4-9265. • Rubber Stcmps Serving the Pointe Area c: LiVe in. WE 4-6367. Dame. Convenient to shopping RAILROAD official, wife, three I rl' ALTER ROAD - E. Jefferson, center. Decorated 3 bedroom $2600 mink jacket. Excelle1.t • Wedding Invitations !\, IRONING DONE in my home. young children, desires Ol~e EDGEMONT. Solid stone man- 4-HELP WANTED attractive 5 room upper brick unit with gas hpat, stove, reo - year lease, modest four-bed- condition. Will sacrifice for sion very well maintained. 4 B' Between 7 and 8 Mile, on • Fine pnntin~:~~;~ II MALE and FEMALE flat. Electric stove, refrigera. frigerator and garage. Open room house, Grosse Pointe. $500 TUxedo 4-7587. large bedrooms, 2~'2 baths sc Ford Expressway. TUxedo 1. tor, garage. landscape serv- daily. Adults. p, SECRETARY for part time 5186: Phone Woodward 1-6420, 8 to HOME sold, selling everything. plus 2 maids' rooms and ba.th. ice. Adults. VAlley 2-6611. 5, Monday through Friday. Ie p. work in Grosse Pointe area. WOodward 3-6585 Furniture, draperies, washer, ~l MACHINES q_[ Library, sunroom, recreatIOn EXPERIENCED colored woman LAMBRECHT REALTY CO. dryer, stove, etc. 5234 Har- cP~ iTYPEWRITERS i room. etc. Large grounds. Experienced in life in!?,urance EASTLA WN 905 IF YOUR house is located in the desires day work. Reference. vard road. and $46,000. underwriting. Reply to Box At E. Jefferson. Front apart- GROSSE POINTE, 3 bedroom area from Lakeland out to -- Wednesday, Thursday. VA 1- G-lOO, Grose Pointe News, Sales :MAXON BROTHERS, INC. 8347. ment, four rOOms. incluJes din- upper, $125. Inquire, 41:1 Ca- Sunningdale we have a re- PIANO, apartment baby grand. = - and Grosse Pointe Gab TU 2-6000 COI' ing room. Newly decorated, new dieux. sponsible executive and wife Beautiful red mahogany fin- 111 Service well GOOD PLAIN COOK, Stay stove and refrigerator .. Carpeted with a high school age son ish, $300. Txedo 1-6283. nights. Grosse Pointe refer- hnlls. Quiet adults only. who desire to lease an unfur- TU 2-5300 Oppl MANAGER Wit' ences. 898.0588. VA 3-1003 VA 2-2795 17129 ST. PAUL nished 3-bedroom, 2 or 3-bath MAPLE bunk beds painted WOLVERINE Not Possible white, cQmplete. 36x36" ma- det~ AND OR ASSISTANT EXPERIENCED ironer, cleaner, NEW AND ATTRACTIVE home with family or recrea- Typewriter Service Co, NEFF ROAD. 2 bedroom upper. tion room facilities. Will in- hogany table, open to 36x72". coe TO OWNER wishes days. Best Gross~ Heat, stove, refrigerator, ga- Two bedroom lower, Tuxedo 4-1645. Our New Location; Fast 24 Hr. Pointe references. 568-1805. nicely decorated and vest $300 to $400 per month. At $29,500? ]95" ~, r age included. Reasonable. 13131 E. JEFFERSON AVE. I Require quick possesl:'ion. Call W 0 men s specialty carpeted if desired. KNITTERS-Will assemble and Next to the Savari"'e Hotel divi TU 2-2299 after 6 p.m. Mr. Borland. Hoad Service Three bedrooms. 2~'2 baths, store, excellent salary. WOMAN WANTS work 3 days. New appliances, air- . block your sweaters, etc., bed:- Home nights. WA 5-7593. VA 2-3560 Alter Service Center dining room, paneled fam- Opportunity to buy 674 ALTER Road, south of Jef- conditioner. Near "Vil- PURDY AND EDGAR shorten your knitted dresses. VA 2-3343 ferson. Upper flat, newly dec- lage", $145. ASSOCIATES ily room with fireplace, SEY YOUNG. NEAT girl wishes half Reasonable, quick. TU 4-4677. Alter Collision Service scho interest. Reply in con- orated, garage, gas heat. Lake- 100 Kercheval TU 4-2228 oven an~ range. dishwash- days, cleaning or ironing. Call TU 6~0945 VA 2-4584 bed. fidence to Box H- 19, view 6-5847. er, disposal, plastered walls. after 5:30, 331-6246. SMALL modern income. flat, MAN'Ssize 37.brownLikecashmerenew. TUxedotopcoat. ROAD SERVICE $21. G~osse Pointe News. See this outstanding hQlUSe. pet! HOUSEKEEPER. white, good 739 HARCOURT. Lower 2 bed- unfurnished, for business wo- GROSSE PTE. P,ARK man. Garage. Evenings Tux- 5-3687. Quick, Dependable cook. Adults. References. Call rooms, llh baths, fa mil y WE Fro n t apartment, Maryland room. $225. TUxedo 2-3090. edo 2-3784. VERY ATTRACTIVE new 4A-HELP WANTED Friday. VAlley 2-5900, Room dresses, lady's size 16- 18. TU! TU 1.9813. , " W~• ,rv. • RADIO bed 786. 1011, next to st. Ambrose t:' 977 Moorland (Domestic) tr311 DOMINICAN APARTMENTS 7B-ROOM ANIO BOARD Chureh. Newly decorated four 5-6921. _1 2<1-Hr.a Day "'" , SERVICE GROSSE POINTE WOODS gOI'( 'WHITE woman for general COLLEGE student wishes work, rooms, including dining room. WHITTIER 9550 CONGENIAL widow, fine home, CARPETING - Approximately ILL DACKEN Qui ,'cleaning,' Thursday or Friday. 11 through dinner, Pointe Also available furnished. Quiet New spacious thr ee rooms Turn left off Lakeshore car, will share. Best refer- 90 sq. yards, 3 years old, rose 2043', k TU- References. Call after 6. 884-1 references. Call Willa. TY adults. with balccny Earle Richards Service I M between G I'

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13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 14-REAL ESTATE 21H-RUG CLEANING 21J-WALL. WASHING 21S-CARPENTER WORK WANTED ClassifiE~d Continued FOR SALE 1, FOR SALE WALL WASHING. Experienced. H. F. JENZEN BUILDING EXECUTIVE and family desire BEST CARPET CLEANERS f r e e estimates. reasonable l1-AUTOS FOR SALE 13-REAL ESTATE A WOMAN KNOWS 257 MERRIWEATHER to buy a 3 bedroom, 2 bath ratl;$. VAlley 1-2232, LAke- Home aild industrial repairs. Muir Rd., 229 ... , .. 2 bedrooms CLEANING DYING view 7-6103. Additions, attics completed. i~l5fl ~RD Country i3quire FOR SALE 3 bedrooms, 1Y2 baths .Florida home located in the area from -, Berkshirc, 1222 5 bedrooms REPAIRING Porch enclosures. recreation WaJ::on. 9-passenger. White, ------and recreation rooms. Shown by Grosse Pointe City out to Sun- Bi shop, 1014 5 be'drooms rooms. garages repaired. autnlllatic transmission, radio appointment. Offers invited. ningdale. RequIre quick posses- PROMPT HOME SERVICE WALL WASHING halfonte, 324 ,Ranch TU 1-9744 TU 4-3011 hriltcr. power sleering, \\'hit~ METAMORA ESTATE C sion. Will invest $40,000. FREE ESTIMATES PAINTING & DECORATING Lakeshorc Lane, 576 Ranch TUxedo 5-6862 INSURED ~Id('wall tin's. Excellent con- FIRST UFFERING PURDY & EDGAR ASSOC, REDUCED WINTER PRICES :ADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY ..1Iiliun. $1.::!50. Tuxedo :i-5164. Bclanger,.315 " .. Ranch 1'U 4-2228 100 Kercheval QUALITY 44 rolling acres. 10 year old H awthornc, 992 Ranch TU 2-6556 ELMER T. LABADIE Workmanship Comes First fieldstone and brick house on BI'ys, J 544 Semi-ranch ANITA, 5 room brick bungalow, 15-BUSINESS l-ANTIQlJES TUxedo 2-2064 on All Modernization. . ROLLS ROYCE hilllop. 2 story livin~ room with Whitehill, 10500, Semi-ranch full attic, finished basement. OPPORTUNITIES R ADKE CARPET CLEANERS \ TIQrE SHOP, primitl\'{' fin. , 2 story fireplace, den with fire- Harcourt, 792 Flat - Carpets, rugs tacked down Kitchens or Additions. hed and unfmishNI. Glass, 1 ~l:JFlse\'en passeng<'r lim- place. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths BALFOUR, Center hall colonial. FINEST Picnic Grounds, Five or loose, upholstered furni- 21K-WINDOW WASHING Free Estimates. flu,;illr, ;\Illiliner bOdy, Ail'- servant's quarters. ' ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN 4 bedrooms and den, excel- buildings, Over 40 acres on < ture expertly cleaned and 111~1:1. iron"Z{lnC'. ~(lfl:i3 Har- 'I'U 5-6063 LO 7-4706 2!}3-1663 - C':~. I"OlHiitioncd. 2,700 miles. lent location. lake, 859 S. Pontiac Trail, moth-proofed t~ your home, G.OLMIN TUxedo 2-5939 JOHN S. GOODMAN .-\bsollllrly spotless. $16.000. Walled Lake. 15 minutes from Free estimates, reaso.nable WINDOW CLEANING ------TU 5-6065 (:ARPENTER REPAIRS-Steps, .-ARTlCLf:S WANTED TCxl'do 1-5864, BARRINGTON, near Lake. 4 Northland Center. Price re- prices. DRexel 1-3133. SERVIC~ 215 LAKEVIEW bedroom brick. duced- $90,000, easy terms. WALL WASHING porches, siding, Doors, win- .\\TED--Iktt(', \\'onWll'" ann ..:t Or lease, $2,400. VI 3-7800, ;:):;~---pt~Y"'IOl:Tll 2-Door Hard- ~ew 4 bedroom, 2~2 bath home OXFORD ROAD TACKED DOWN CARPETS dows. Reasonable. WA 4-5606. ~lkl'rn'~ c1othille' for rrs,tle '. . 'BERKSHIRE, spacious 5 bed- WO 2.8204. FREE ESTIMATES [,Ip. AutomK S('rn('f'. room brick ranch, lY,z baths, \ .\LIA~T 1960 V-200, 4-Door Builder TUxedo 1-4345. te Five Buildings ~lorm sash. Quality workman. . .:\11 Kel1';ll1e'1t'1:. '!T ;:;-24:>0. m . fireplace, gas heat. WALL 'WASHING :-,eclan. Blue, 9,000 miles, ra------Over 40 Acres on Lake. LOCATION Ehip. Service on ScrE'en~ and Storms . ': SK:\TES :.:::, , 7. 110:::s 1. (\1\1. healer. powcr slcering, 859 S. PONTIAC TRAIL RUGS PICKED UP 81 Brick Washing Expertly Done CARL WATSON 1:tn'~ t';~1~1':'...., ~ PCl\\'('1' c Kercheval WALLED LAKE AND DELIVERED ::L \\ 'ru~('do b[lakps. automatic trans. G r0 gse POI' nte Basement Painting ~~~:8:) 1l~l';SlOn. nther extras. Likc . 15 minutes f!'Om LA 6-5501 11('\\'. Call Tuxcdo 4-59,f9. Northland Center H. E. GAGE & SON . Shown by Appointm'3nt 83o F AlRFORD - One of the \J.,/i,~~=U WILL SELL - $90,000 20% TU 4-0136 21T-DRESSMAKING l~):?..'l OLDS. Dynamic 88 -i-Door. bctter house inVEstments in the IDA LANE W., face brick ranch, large rooms, terrace, gas Easy Terms OFF CASH and CARRY =:~C :_CTt-; ~C?-. full power, blue, sun5. Tux- COLONIALS P ointe. This ranch home fea- 21L-i'ILE WORK DRESSMAKING. alteraticms, rlio .1-7577. 1007 Three l\'1ile ., ... $75,000 tu res a, family room. two fire- heat. OR LEASE - $2.400 'oJ slipcovc'rs. draperies. Experi- 521 Middlese f 55,000 pIaces, and attached garage. Va- VI 3-7800 WO 2-8204 PRIDE PATCHING AND NEW enced. WAlnut 4-5518. l'ul:\ETTE 1961, 230-h.p, ,en- IDGEMONT, cozy bungalow, 354 University ,..... 52,500 ca nt and ready for immediate R CARPET AND FlJRNITU RE ;:i:lr, 4-speed box. positrac- occupancy. gas heat. Ul1der $10,000. I 16-PETS FOR SALE EXPERIENCED re - weaving !lon. po\\'r[' window,.;. 9,500 717 Middlcsex: . :~ 47.900 765 Trombley., , 45,800 TILE WORK moth holes. burns, tears. Rea- :ll ill'S. S3.200. S:lturd,lY and 717 UNIVERSITY-Ccnter hall SEVERN, spacious 10 year old MINIATURE Schnauzer pup- 543 Li,kPpointe 42,900 CLEANERS TUXEDO 2-8375 sonable. Est;matcs. Quick ser- :t'!V~)!:":H~ (~d! \\111 h:'llL,: us Sunday. Prescott 5-4aB9. English home with 3 bedrooms, center entrance colonial. pies, male. 8 weeks old, AKC. 1171 N. Oxford .. " .. 38,900 FREE ESTIMATES to ~ (::1 n:J:nl'ciidtc':y 112/ baths. Features modernized vice. PRescott 7-4381. 63 1\1eagowlane 37,500 Tuxedo 1-0098. 21P-FIJRNITliRE REPAIR ;:155 OLDSi\lOBILE 88. ExccI- ki tchen. completely new bath- SUNNlNGDALE. cusotm built 106J 5 CADIEUX j,'nt tires. good ('ondition. 550 La;wpointe 37,500 ro om and spacious ~cree:1.ed and ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 full YORKSHIRE terrier puppies, C U S TOM upholstering:- A, EXPEB.T alterations, re-model- 1167 Gr"ylon> , 35,500 TUXEDO 5-5700 ~.:fl5 Tuxedo 4-9435. 5281 l'oofed terrace. $25,800. baths, 2 lavs., 2 natural fire- also stud service. Tuxedo splendid selection of deco-. jng; your home, by the' day. 1026 Harvard 34,000 : l:llcrr..;!. places. 2-9531. rative fabrics. Expert need- Pointe references. VAlley 2- F:In'y o:d ..:o:ci. .I"\\'\'lr:- and 1103 Balfour , 33'.500 407 LOTHROP-Now at $26,900. 2 lI-PAINTING 1epoint mounting. Estimates 0416. "]:\"C':', Y():2U~' .rC'\\l.Il"~.'. ~2~;"'i7 ". 'l :\10l'TIi Fury 1959 4-door. 19960 Norton Court .,. 33.000 th is Cape Cod is one of the bet- . T ORREY ROAD, 112 story with 20-PIANO SERV~CE AND DECORATING cheerfully g i v e n. Ewald, ,EWING alteratIons, 8 d u Its .\utomatlt'. py"'cr s:ecring. 643 H::hvthorne 32,500 te l' buys in the neighborhood. ~ spacious rOoms. Below market. COMPLETE piano service. Tun- 13929 Kerchevlll. VA 2-8993 and children; hems. zIppers. f;'lliin. hrater. 'I'hite \I'alls, ex- 1888 Littlestonc ., ... 31,500 T hree bedrooms with paneled ALL AROUND painting and ing, rebuliding, refinishing, \ \TED-T\'.:11

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SUGARY Count,er Points;l APPLE MUFFINS Contributed by MI's. Victor II. Wehmeier By PAT I~OUSSEAU Gy Pat Talbot 1/2 cup sugar 4 Tb. shortening Crown Co]ony ... sweaters and silk dresses go This Fridav 1\Ii:hi~an \vill be 125 years old. Presi- together so beautifully and as you know come in \",'on- dent Andrew i~ck;:;(ln ~igned the slatehood bill on Janu- 1 egg, beaten 3% tsp. baking powder derful colors. They are part of The Walton-Pierce Resort c. atY 26 1837 official v desi~naling Michigan a state from 1/2 tsp. nutmeg Collection .that will take YCJusouth now ... or give yrJU the N ~ith\\:est Terrftorv ;latus the land had been gov- .:J erned under since the ...~merican Revolution. l/2 tsp. cinnamon an advanced and sunny approach to future wardrobe 2% cups pastry flour Detroit brou~ht out its first city directory in ] 837 1 cup milk planning. listin~ a population of 9,75:3 and 1.300 stores and dwell- 1 cup finely chopped * ings. GO,OOO people li\"ed in the new ~t~te, the numb~r apples For )\1417)1 )\files .'1roU1ul. • tbere's nothing like it/J necessarv to sign the slate hood petitIOn. Stevens r. lfz tsp. salt Leon's offers ;'011 a com!}lete beauty sen'ice! At tbe entrane6 ::\'1ason. in his twenties, was elected to head the state Cream shortening and sugar, yolt tire greeted by an atte1Ula1Jt] wbo u:ill /Jark your car. go\'ernment. and called t.be "Boy Governor." stir in beaten egg ;:md add the Grosse Pointe, that ~'ear of official statehood, was milk and sifted dry ingredients Imide tol} stylists will create flatteril1g coiffllres. You (an little more than a farrnin~ and fishing village. Most of alternately. Stir in apples. Pour h{l1:e 4 facial] massage and s/eambath .. , also pedi~ur~s alld the FrcHch families whos~ names arc so dosely associ~ inio greased muffin tins and sealp treatments. LmJch is SC:ITed {wd free milke-II/j im/rue- ated "'ith our to\\'1:"s histor:, were well established in sprinkle with thl' following t;'011 is ar'ailable. Cail TUxedo .j-9393 fm' {m aP/Joi1l/lIlc1Jt. lheir~"ribhon farms ,,'hich fanned out from the city's topping: 2 Th. ~;ugar limits to L'Anse Crcusc. the sma'lI hamlet to the north '-.' of the :\lilk River. 1/4 tsp. nutmeg Expert Opinion ... when you are planning a new kitchen, 1,~ tsp. cinnamon ask Mr. :\lozena, President of \1utschler Kitchens for his advice. Tromblev, Yax, Rh'ard. Cadieux, Campau, Vernier, for 25 He is a well known kitchen specialist and can really hclp :rou .;) Piche, Ellair: Gouin .. , they were all here. The first Bake at 400 degrees minntes. with your plans. As for style be sure to sce the models at <:learings along the waterfront ",.:ere largely devoted to ROOSIDA LUBIS, OF BEDFORD ROAD 20480 Mack Avenue. orchards. tracts of french pear and apple trees, grown ,,------from seedlings brought from Fl:.~n('('. A Federal off~ci~l By Patricia Talbot Settlernent dents at the high school, two at Take Stock . . , ;:Hld then drop by Notre Dame \'isiting Grosse Poiute in 1826 saw HUll' else of ment 111 Back home in Medan, Sumatra, Ida Lubis and her G.P.U,S. studying under AFS 105 Years Old Pharmacy. Do you have a thermometer (in workin;; the Pointe except the beautifnllake view. two sisters address each other as "Kakak," sister in sponsorship. Whcn they return order) a First Aid K.t with everything there ... \) Pierre Provencal had built his horne about ]8 ~'ears Indonesian, for they share the same name. There is to their homes, like Ida, they --- Vitamins (our suggestion is Notre-Vite) .. ~.lotjons befJre 1837 and beh~nd the house stood the small orphan- Roosida, Roosilina and Roosina, all named for Mrs. arc America's most a I' den t The Neighborhood House Set- to prevent chapping? Check the list and then call .. , Franklin D. Roosevelt, to whom the Indonesians feel a champions abroad. tlement Board held its 105th An- a£;e he and his \vife ran for the children of the victims nual Meeting on Monday at the they will deliver prescripl ions and orders promptly. deep sense of gratittlde. {.-- M ~ __ of Detroit's cholera plague. A small Catholic Church, Like most Indonesians she is Woman's City Club. Followi'1g ~ little more than a log hut. s~ood just beyond Vernier 'When the oldest of the three I be unthinkable. at home ... She a Moslem and strictly adheres luncheon Dr. Douglas Sargent, road built on the site of a 20 foot crucifix can'ed by an sisters came to this country as lo~es spaghetti, Haw a 11 a n to the tenets of her faith. She Psychiatrist with the Juvenile Blonde OJ! Blo1lde ... is a good clniee .•• because it Indian. an American Field Service ex- clucken and hamburgers. As a rises at 5 o'clock in the bed- Court spoke to the women. gwes JOII a 1/aturallook aud is Glle of jbe 1/ew fasbioll mles ehange student she invited her Moslem shy may not cat ?ork, room she shares with Barbara The following officers were Grosse Pointe was still a part of Hamtramck town- •.. two sbades are better tba1J Ol1e.' /1sk about tbe effect at host famil" the Robert Ma"- ham or bacon. Her staple dlet at Maynard for the prayer hour, elected for the coming year: ~ J , J I ., 'th tl lar .s,h~p and 'would renain so until 1848. None of the large nards, and her classmates at lOme is nee, WI Ie popu and observes sil":\.\!ar hours president, Mrs, Gilbert H. Whel- The Fasb;,olz DoOl', 185-16 j\1ack Al!(,1/lle. TUxedo 2.4246. o Trame mansions which were to form the nucleus of the Grosse Pointe High to call her curry, lots. of bananas, n:an- throughout the day. In a few den; first vice president, Mrs, exclusive resort co',ony in the days after the Civil War Ida pronounced eeda. goes and pmeapple. ~mencan weeks she will observe the Perry L. TeWalt: second vit:0 Ch I Hol",J .4,~~~l'Fli ,: ' . . _ women's freedom surpnses her. ~\'Ioslem ceremony of fasting, a presidcnt, Mrs. Glcnn M. Coul- ) t I:L - M L H.' Dinner had been built by 1337. 1he tmy, laven-halred Su At home women are not allow- urc to I religious observance somewhat tel'; recording secretary. J\-1rs. There were few Indians still left in the area. A 111atra girl is the daughter of cd such a social life even for- like the Christian Lent. George H. Primeau; assisting re- The ann u a I congregation.ll on his tra\"(~ls as wcll as on the ~, censlIs taken in H3(j reported 180 Chippewas residing a newspaper editor. Her mother bidden to cnter the 'mosque to meeting:>. S1. Paul dedicated a nearby. Xew road, were bein~ built as the result of also is a journalist, owns a pray. except during the fasting Although she has adopted cording secretary, Mrs. Craw- meeting and dinner of S1. Pa:ll many American customs she ford Frost; treasurer. Mrs. Fred Ev. Lutheran Church, Chalfon~e new Parish Education _Buildin~ Fathc~ Gabriel Rid1ard's l)ilI pushed through the C011- daily paper in Medan, the town season. last September. The meeting of 300,000 on the island of Su- still clings faithfully to her own A. Hughes; assistant treasurer, and Lothrop, will be held ne;,t '~rcSs decade before. An old Moravian l"oad had been J da is proud of her country's culture. She disagrees with a Mrs. Ralph Thomas; eorrespond- S \\ ill adjourn at 3:30. matra which is her home, When . h unday evening bcginning at 5 impro\'ed to run from Mt. Clemens to the city limits. Ida returns home after her ycar progress since Ine1oneSla as fcllow Indonesian. a Wayne ing secretary, lVII'S.L. Robert o'clock. The following ne\dy elected Capt. Benjamin "ood\\'o1'th the proprietor of Detroit's here she will vacation for a acquired independence. Therc State University studcnt, who Lilley; auditor, Mrs. Ezra W. officers will be installed at the Steamboat Hotel, ran a stage line "lon~ the shores of the few months. perhaps help her is now 90 per cent literacy, new has been here several years. Lockwood and parliamentarian, Mrs. Norman Kleinert, 199(j2 regular mornin6 worslfip scn'. Grand Marais 11> Mt. Clemens. mother at the office and then roads, even an expressway, and Ida believcs in the strict fam- Mrs. Carleton Healy. E. Emory court, is in chan~e of ice at 11 a.m. on Sunday: trustee and assistant treasurer, William The 'leal' of statehood saw De~roit as the capitol and travel to the nearby island of this m 0 nth a 14 story sky- ily supervision common for This oldest settlement in De- a team of 24 women making Java whcre she will attend a scraper is going up in her even the most educated and trait has moved with the timcs. calls into cach home of the COI1- Chase; deacon, Paul Hoffman; manv Po'inters we:e able to watch the festivities mark- univcrsity, hometown. Indonesia's exports Westernized Indonesians. Her While the building at Fourth gregation, obtaining_reservations elder, Erwin Graham; auditor, ing the official change from territory to state. In 1847, are rubber, tea and tin, once mother and father had never and Porter Streets is in the pro- an.n suggesting a covered di:;h Po"'per DeCoster. Oldest of Xine the -'capitol \vas mo'\'ed 10 Lansing which at that time was controlled by the Dutch, now met before their engagement, cess of condemnation, the Sal- to bring. The followin~ are retiring: clcscr'ibed as "a fro,; pond in the middle of a marsh". That Becausc she is the oldest, handled by the Indonesians spent only a few chaperoned vation Army has been occupy. After the family dinner, the Donald Press. William Osborn, ~'ame year saw the beginnings of the development of the Ida has a strong sense of fam- themselves. Sunday afternoons toget:ler be- ing it as a rehabilitation center, Ettie tots will be cared for in Harry Rice and ,Valdemar Dodt. ily duty. She and her sisters .). Although she has enjoyed her fore their marriage, which was and the settlement board has the nursery; the older childn'n lakeshore as a summer resort, for the year the capital arc the only survivors in a stay here, has I' arc 1y been arranged by their families. found ncw ways to help Detroit, through the Intermediate Dc- mm'cd was the year that George Van Ness Lothrop family of nine. If one of her 'ioined his friend' and neighbor ,Edmund A. Brush on brothers had lived Ida would homesick with her warmhearted . Refuge in Jungle The Neighborhood Service partment will see a movie 1I1 ~~t!e G••ay not have gone to the university hosts, (the lVIaynards have five Id b th t d Organization made up of Tau the Junior Dcp:1rtment, while o .lakeshore road. '. t. .t I a remem ers e grca ays Beta. Hl'gllland Park CommunI'- but have acquiesced in a plan- children, arc an au g0111g,Vl a the adults attend the meeting v P' , family), she looks forward to of Indonesian indcpendence ty House and Neighborhood and program in the Xa\'e, tllit. t' .ay. ned marriage, which is common her return t.o her native land from the D u t c h following House do a fine job in the hous- in Sumatra. after a tour of the U,S. in World War II and the inter- ing projects and. with the youth Following the business mee't- ,\'ho~,,']Ii~I.c311d'Vl.atllot I Like most Asians Ida is J H t I dId fill ing, a report will be made by Dr. une. er paren s la p anne governmental rebellions which 0 1e s um areas. . I b Siazenger amazed at the Pointe teenagers' to send her abroad to study f'ol Also, Neighborhood House has H.aymond ;,J1lOtte, a mem er of: by U'hOOZit freedom. But she is glowing in eventually Lut she believes the lowed the establishment of s t a I' t e d the ME p_ L SON the congregation who attended i [her reports of affectionate close AFS system is the bcst way to a "guided democracy" in her WHEELS project out at Her- the 3rd assembly of the World Badminton family life. Back home cven see our country. country. With her parcnts and man Gardens, which supplies Council of Churches in N('w Two wise safety patrol boys were scaring their her sisters address her formal- AFS Drive Planned younger sisters and brothers meals to the aged and ill of the Delhi, India. He will ::;howslides young patrons arc und Maire School last wee~ ~u,t kee~- ly as befitting her status as tIle area. Thus the board women are Frames eldest. AFS is opening a drive next sh e escapcd from rebel soldiers, . I h' h t d' ing warm. T9" keep the zero winds f~om bltm~ thelr , , ent five days hiding in the ca:rying on 111tIe Ig ra 1- Silver Shaft "Queen's" chins and noses the two boys, on CadlCux and Vernor l,ikes Spaghetfi week to raise funds to increase sp lions set f'Jr them over 100 She has go n e to several the exchange student program. jungle during the 1949 revolu- \vere wearing Hallowe:n m~sks. * dances, had dates, which would This year there are thr~e stu- tions. In common with her years ago. $11.50 _ countrymen she b I a m e s the o " Mrs. Harold E. Mistele is wondering about "thc build- Dutch colonizers for the low JET TO Tournament ers 01 her housc in Windmill Pointe. Underneath the Fathers, Sons Party at DAC rate of literacy in her coun. hous~ arc five or six cleverly concealed but well equip~ try, compares them unfavorably to the British and Americans. ped boat wells, nnt discerniblc'-from the water. Since the Detroit Athletic Club's annual I Jr., were there; Brad and Ed- Badminton Shoes home was built in 1926 Mrs. lVI., can't help but think Fathers and Sons Party ehalkcd ward Lundy were with their Before she l:ame to this coun- HAWAII what a haven for rum runners during prohibition days! up another super-success last grandfathe'r, Edward F. Fisher; try in August she could read Our Thrilling 7th Annual Saturday. Dads and lads had a Marshall V. Noecker brought English but not speak it, took Spring Tour * real whirl from 12 o'clock noon, Bill; with Henry A. Bokram lessons from the American con- 1\'lrs. Joseph c1eGrimme is \vell dressed for these whcn swim raccs for the boys were his sons, Robert H. and sul's wife in Medan. She now Sox ... 1.00 pro chill;,; days. She ]ooks fetching wearing a very chic tan speaks very well, is studying 15L~~~S ~ $697 From and an aquatic exhibition were' 'William E., and grandsons Mar. 10 ~ Dctr.,it ;. leather slack and jacket set. staged. untll Junct.eon and fol- Bruce and William. Russian and German with her English, speech. m u sic and Your Friendly Host :1< * * lowing cntertainment came to With Fred W. Beyer wore American history courses at the LEO. G. HENRY The Grosse Pointe Community Theater is stopping an end at 3 p.m. sons Frederick J. and George • Excort"d ALL THE WAY at nothing to assure authenticity for its forthcoming pro~ high school. • FIRST TIME-Sam" jet, Det.- Highlight of the aquatic scg- J.; and others we're R. D. Van- Honolulu duction, Thomas 'Wolfe's "Look Homeward, Angel". Mrs. mont of the fete was the lads' Houten and Peter; Brent M. • Beautiful New Princcs~ Kaluloni Hotel Robert Koebel has been delving into old costume books, diving for silver dollars in the Smith and Brad; E. M. Hawley, Southeastern Women • Round Trip Jet Fare From confesses that searching for a 1915 era wardrobe is far DAC pool; a top feature of son E. M. Hawley III and grand- Detroit To Hold Card Party • Extensive Sightseeing Trips 11,!,0reexacting than such well-known periods as the luncheon time was the distribu- son Bob Hawley; William E. • Dinner at Royal Hawaiin _J American Revolution and the ante~bellum South. tion of souvenir box cameras to Keane Jr. and William E. III; • Thrilling Cruise to Pearl Harbor Racquet & Sport Shop the boys. W B. Handloser and Christo. • Many Other Interesting Fectures * * :ji- The Southeastern Woman's • Stay Longer-If You Wish Gr~sse Pointe's Own Sport Shop Everyone of the 650 party pher; J. A. Zinn and Michael; Club is holding a card party WRITE OR PHONE Five year olel Debbie Wylie, daughter of the Frank reservations had been snapped W. H. Klingbeil and young Bill; 106 KERCHEVAL V/ylies, of Washington road, was exhibiting some photo- and style show in the J. L up long before the day. Dads David V. Martin with Dave and Hudson Auditorium on Wcdnes- PAUL HENRY on the Hill graphs otaken of her last summer .at the City Park. In sat in the natatorium balcony or Dan; Charles B. Gorey Jr. and day, January 31 at 1 o'clock TRAVEL SERVICE TU 1.5262 TU '.2262 the background was the life guard, whom winsome stood around the pool while the Chick; C. John Burke' and son Mrs. J. Steed is chairman for RescrvGtions phone TR 1-1790 234 State - WOo 1-7075 Debbie calls "my friend, the Co')st Guard." DAC's ncw athletic director, John; L. J. Curl and Pcter; Rob- tickets. - UC'xAubrey, kept the swim pro- crt L. Brines with his two boys, * * * gram going at a swift, sure pace. Osborne A. II and Jim; C. R. rll~11'-'~II-(~~I~I_~1-1)_'I~.-n_n_"~_I,-.-.n""II~U-- PILFERINGS Dads and sons previewed the Moon with Charles and Jean i cDid ,,"ou hear about the new all filter cigaret for DAC's J a n u a r y floor show Louis; E. F. Guenther with i people who light the wrong end anyway? which opened the same evening, Teddy and Billy, and ever so i WE STICK TO OUR LASTS * * ::-:* and small boys particularly many more. Or did ,,"ou'hcar about the Frenchman who wanted were agog with the mystifying : i act of The Great Dc'Lage, magi- , There was a time when pharmacists to for~et ~ he came to the United States to join the HAVE A American Leg~~ni? cian, and his assistant Margaret. i often were called "Doc." Doubtless it was In contrast was the singing of a complimentary gesture. The\Vm.R.lIamilton (3'0. * * * the show's headliners, The Cas- i One fisherman to another loading cases of liquor HAT PARTY! Even inthis late day, the pharmacist frequently EST A3L1SHED 1855 tle Sisters. Bill Snyder and his ! into a rowboat;,...- "It makes more sense, than putting orchestra played throughout the New, popular and exciting I is asked to diagnose and prescribe by his customers. boats in bottles." party. fund-raising idea for ladies' But like the shoemaker, we pharmacists clubs and churches. We give , FUNERAL DIRECTORS * '" * In the' throng were J. Edgar you hats on consignment- stick to our own lasts. We neither diagnose nor On the opening day of school, aptitude tests were Duncan, son John E. and grand- a1l one price and latest i prescribe. These health team functions fall within rriven to a certain eighth grade to see what the students sons, J. Edgar III and Billy; Dr. styles. Lots of fun trying i the special province of physicians ~vere,:;best suited for. It was found they were best suited Ira G. Downer, his son Harry, them on while you make both by law and professional training. and his grandsons, George and money for your group. i for the seventh grade ... Sam Levenson. As a member of the health tearn, we are an Tcddy Hodges; William J. Re- MITCHELL GREETING CO. i intermediary, serving both the doctor * * * woldt and his grandson. .Joe 47 W. 7 MILE ROAD at JOHN R. , GROSSE POll':TE DETROIT 'When a Sunday school class was aslwd if anyone and the patient. Our job is to compound \\"helan: Harry Stahl and son Phone: FOrest 6-9030 AI\D SCBCRBS knew what a shepherd was, a five year old raised her Greg; Reece Oberteuffer and I' your prescriptions , carefully and promptly. hand. 4'A shephcrc, I" sh~ sal'd, ".IS an aSLronau• t". his "grand , Reece' McDonnell; " I Leslie G. Wrigley and young i WILLIAM R. HAMILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON Leslie; L. R. Srigley and Ken. R b , Meets Jan. 29 emem er .... i CLARENCE E. OTTER Brotvnell PT A Thomas K. Fisher and Tom i At the next Brownell Junior Gerald House, Adam Mickow- i ski, and Richard Alexander of , (;HAPELS High PTA meeting Monday, i January 29. at 8 p,m., the ~m- the Physical Education Depart- G It J Electric 00. ~ portance of physical cducatlOn ment will conduct the demon- I DETROIT Bl:Rl\Ul'\GHAM Jim Krausmann, Owner D,E COR ATO R will be emphasized. strations which will show what i 3975 CASS AVENUE 820 EAS'i' MAPLE is being accomplished in the TE 1.2712 Following the business meet- Electrical Wiring J- ~ i 1\114.6000 gym classes ~d promote an ing, parents will go to either and Repairing understanding .of the physical For highest quality workman. i thc Boy's or Girl's Gyms where Deliveries, TU 1-5688 fitness IH"ogram. ship, plus calor schemes. i ~imultaneous demonstrations by TU 4.2138 121 Kercheval on the hill students of all grades will be The evening will end on a PRe 1-1148 i• presented. festive note with square dancing Grosse Poittte & East Side . {, l~_._~.-.a_a_~~n_._~~_o_n ....~ Miss Louise Lockeman, Mrs. in both gyms.

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