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VOLUME 27.-NO. 46 Entered as Second Clas! Matter 7C Per Copy at the Poat Office at , Mlch, GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 54,00Per Year 20 PAGES-TWO SECTIONS-SECTION I

IIEADI.JINES oj tbe New Library Plans WOO?S Clinic ;:. , ,COlltUlUCS to \VEI~K A,S C01JJpiled by tbe Pr'eserve Beauty Seek Relief Grosse Poiute N~ws

Thursday, November 9 Of GPH SBuildi ng i P~~~~dg1g~i~g~~~~~~c~e AN lMPERIAr. AIRLINES I Meeting on Nov. 20 ' PLANE crashed and burned in a ravine south of Richmond, Architects Submit ~hotographiCJ Rendering of Enlarged; The Grosse Pointe Clinic Va" last night, Only two of the . "'.~' '. , Structure Which Pleases All Factions; i woul,d like, ~o, expalld its 83 aboard survivcd the disas- Detailed Plans Ordered ' parkmg facIlitIes, In order ter: the piane's captain, Rich- II to do t his, the Clinic, ard Conway, 29, of West Holly- The Board of Education moved a step closer to the located at 20825 Mack ave- wood, Fla" who sustained burns; solution of Grosse Pointe High School's library prob~em nue, has, on separate OC •• and flight engineer W, F, Poy-- thress, 30, of Miami, who suf- at its regular mon~hly meeting las~ Monday evemng, casions over a period of ten fered from smoke inhallatlon, Instructions were gIven to the arc~lteet and school,of- years, petitioned the Grosse The four.engine Constellatton, ficials to proceed with the preparation, of more ~etaIl~d Pointe Woods City Council part of the non-scheduled oper- plans of the proposed addition to the h?~ary whIch wIll: to allow off-street parking ations of Miami-headquartered relieve the overcrowdedness now prevaIlIng there, on lots 7 and 8 of Beaufait. Imperial Airlines, was carrying Action was taken by the" ~--~_.~------Koch-Tessmer Subdivision, 73 army recruits fr-Jm cities on b?ard after m ,em b ~ I' shad D 1 T k These lots ate presently zoned the eastern seaboard to Ft. Viewed a three dImensIOnal r~n- eat t a es residentially, They are the prop- Jackson, S, C, derlng of the front of the HIgh crtI' of the Grosse Pointe Clinic '" * School, altered to include the CO- 11greSSl1t£l'1 If 'the Grosse Pointe Clinic i~ Friday, November 10 30'xlOO' bay being added, View- ' (, to use the lots for other than TH:E SOVIET UNION has of. ers in the audience, ~~ncern~d, L " R b residential purposes, it must fered the Westem powers a new as are school authontles" wIth OlltS ({ allt first obtain permission from the compromise plan to e:nd the Ber- preserving the beauty of the Woods C~ty Council, sitting as lin dispute. This informal pro- building, agreed that the pho~o- the board of appeals, As board posal seems to imply a retreat graphic reproduction of, the Fatally Stricken While At- of appeals, the City Council has from Moscow's previous refusal modifie'd b u i I din g satisfied tending Testimonia! Din- the power to change present to negotiate unless the Western them completely on this point. d zonIng restrictions, allowing the nations agreed in advance to the Will Double Capacity ner for Judge Tha. property in questioll to be used conclusion of a German peace rhe two.story bay to be con- deus Machrowicz for other than residential pur- treaty recognizing the perma- strueted at the center of the poses, nent division of Germany and main wing of the High School 'Louis C, Rabaut, United i\Ia)' Be Decided terminating Allier', occupation of where the gracefut pediment States Representative in This, in essence, is the ques- West Germany, and pillars nnw stand will add Congress from the 14th Dis- tion to be decided at the Grm,se The Soviets now are prepared more than 6,000 squnre' feet of trict, died Sunday night, Pointe Woods regular council to negotiate on the basis of badly needed floor space to November 12, while attend- meeting on Monday, ~\fovember three points: agreement among the facility, A present seating ing a testimonial dinner in 20, at 7:30 p,m,: shall the Coun- the three Allied occupying pow- capacity of about 115 PUPI'Is \\'1'II the Knights of Columbus cil change the existing zoning restrictions? ers and the USSR on a new The architects for the addition to the Grosse Pointe job will appear. The focal portico of the present struc- be more than doubled so that Hall, 963? Conant,. Ham- I b - Ten years is a tong time to status for West Berlin which High School Library have engaged in some fancy ture will be removed and replaced on the front of' the approximate y 235 may e ac- ti'amck, l'n honor of Fed- t d d h '"b ' argue any poin , It is particu- would guarantee the' fnledom photographic acrobatics to picture how the completed 100 by 30 feet addition to the pres-ent library. eommq ate in t e 11 rary Sl- eral Judge Thaddeus M, 1 11th G ' of the city's inhabitants and multaneously, This will put the ar y ong, crosse POinte freedom of access to the free capacity more ne'arly -in line Machrowicz. Clinic feels, in view of the fact city of West Berlin; East Ger- with standards set by various The 74-year-old politician had that on three scparate occasions, many's recognition of this new Symphony's, Neighborhood Club Rounds ,Chorus Plans accrediting agencies and library just been introduced by Re- May of 1956, May of 1959, and stat!)S; and agreement on ,the associations, corder's J u d g eAr t h u I' J, June of 1960, the Phnning Com- part of the Western powers, in- - Koscinski when he collapsed, mission recommelided to the Out 50, 'Years of Service Construction plans envisioned Dr, Raymond Suwinski, one of Woods Council that thc Clinic's eludtng West Germany, to re- Concert Sc't Yule Concert by the school board and its ar- more than 1,000 persons atlend- parking lot petition be approved, spect East German sovereignty, chiteet, Eart Meyers, revolve ing the dinner, attemptcd to re- It is extraordinarily long, the For Sunday For Pointe Residents I December 3 '" . '" All around their intention to pre- vive the congressman until the Grosse Pointe Clinic believes, Saturday, November ,11 -serve the architectural features fire rescue squad and police when one considers that the ELWOOD P. ENGEL, former Opening Events of Season True Community Center Had Its Modest Beginnings in Program- to Include Variety of the present strueturc, The arrived, majority of the: offices in the chief of advanced and interna- to be Held in Parcells . Meetings in Rivard Boulevdrd Followed by of Compositions for aforement\oned pediment and Doctors 'at st, Francis Hospl. immediate vicinity of the Clinic tional styling at Ford Motor II H do k S pillars are to be moved forward tal, Hamtramck, worked for an have parking lots similar to the 'Co" today assumed the office Auditorium with Re- , .sma ea quarters 1n a treet I Holiday Season intact and attached to the new hour and 15 minutes, admini- one the Clinic contemplates con- of director of styling for Chrys- ' t St CI ' front in a position similar to sterl'ng ox-"gen' and massagl'n'!! structing, already in operation_ ception Following Located in the heart of t h e f ive P omtes a , aIr h J _ , ler Corp. Engel will be formal- The IOO-plus voice Grosse that w ich t,11le'ynow oc.cuP)', the heart, before Rabaut was Three facts are necessary III ly elected a Chrysler vice presi- and Waterloo, the Neighborhood Club of Gros~e Pointe Pointe Community Chorus Maso~ry detaLs and other I~ems finally pronounced dead at 10:40 order to understand the present dent by the corporation's direc- En t h us i a s i i c Grosse has been serving the community since 1911, quietly will present its Ninth An- will be re~roduced or dupl1eat- p,m, situation, Fact No, 1: the Grosse tors at their next meeting De- Pointers are anticipating a doing a b'ig job for ail Grosse Pointe residents. nual Christmas Can c e r t cd as falt~uIly as clrc~m-I Ignored Advice Pointe Clinic needs additional cember 7, He will succeed Yirgil capacity audience Sunday It occupies thc entire block'S , I stances permit, board spokes- 1 Judge Machrowki., \1 ho with parking, Fact No, 2: nobody Sunday, December 3, at t t I' t to k' " 1\1. Exner, '.he man responsible afternoon when the Grosse bordered by Charlevoix, Water- own community, and directed by men slate, several other f r i end s rushed wan s 0 lye npx a par Ill" for the "forward look" and the Pointe Symphony Orches- 100, St, Clair and Neff, This George Elworthy, 3:30 p,m" in the auditorium To Cost $200,000 from the dinner to the hospital, tot. Fact No, 3: legally, nobody of Parcells Junior High dm do anything with the prop- placing of fins on Chrysler cars, tra opens its ninth season h~g: area is operated at the Now the mOst active organi. School, Mack at Vernier As soon as the detailed plans stated th,at Rabaut ~ew he \I:as erty in question except build who plans to establish his own of symphonic concerts at mmrmum ?f ~xpense and, man- zation in Grosse Pointe, the road, and specifications are ready the not feehng well. 1 told him a house: on it unless the present creative design firm but will Parcells High School Audi- power, guided by a de,dlcated Neighborhood Club had modest proje:ct will be let for bids, The last week that he nee~. not at- zoning restrictions are changed, continue to serve as styling con- torium. g,rou~ of women whose ~lrst d~- beginnings, It was organized Many weeks of rehearsals target date for completion and tend th~ ban q u ?,t, Jud,ge Patients Aren't Happy sultant to Chrysler's interna- With eight successful seasons Sire IS to .be helpful lIT their and incorporated as the Mutual under Director Donald Sim- oceupbney of the new space is I\,Iachrowlez st,ate~: but he In- Sick people, (and one assumes tional operations, I ------mons have prepared the Chorus hiS slsted on coming behind it, the Orchestra, under Aid and Neighborhood Club on the opcning of sc 00 next ep. " , that the majority Of those who * '" * the brilliant direction of Felix Boy's Joyride January "14, 1911, and its first i~rf~~~=~~~fo~t~: ~~~e, to T~~ -tember, Estimated costs of tk ,R~bau~ entered, DetrOit s ~ub- visit a ductor's office d f t rt' " "Ionday, November 13 Th e opemng- eonce rt program owne db y BaSI'I Consl'dine , l' 5427 Grosse Pointe Health Board an d convenient" to th l'lr" usc, re-e Ieeted' III th e face of strong ay''(C et' sound P0 s ?)a In" .. wiII also include "Overture - Seymour, DetrOl,'t dama g'm g 1'ts financed out of tax funds, IllJ° ure dOC'III rasI1 A third action of thf.' Board Repub I'Ican oppasl't"lon, he cam - on mllc on age_ TWO UAW LOCALS voted Rosamunde" - Schubert 'a II d left rear, His own car, a '59 In 1926, the Neighborhood of Education saw a contract let paigncd throug~out the 1Yh ------to reject the new Chrysler con- "Symphony in D-Minor"- Oldsmobile convertible, sustain- Cl b' "t' h k nd to remodel several rooms at District, stretchmg from Fletd Pcll"k'~I11nl' tract Sunday, while eight ac- d Ii ht f t d u S VISImg ouse eeper a Gilbert C, VanderMarliere, \' D k t >: .. Lot I\.T1"ck Franl'k, e g ron am:cges, social worker gave servlce or 21, of 4075 Hereford, Detroit, Ferry School so that they may a~d the, river up 't an thY'~'t ~ l':' cepted it and one voted to de- Memherships in th'e Grosse City police took the 15-year- material aid to 566 families and was seriousl!" l'nJ'ured when he serve as a library and a music ~Ig~t l\hle ,and e~s to Ge I ~ Scnlll~ .JII"'l.ofl"C(1 fcr action for a weclc, Local Pointe Symphony Soriety, spon- old to the Juvenile Home, His ' d' 'd I B th' tl'me the Y The I o. R CUSIOIIICon. I1mlts, and IllChldlllg the .rossc "'" '" 869 t th Ch'""sler Nine Mile III IVI ua s, y IS lost contl'ol of hI's car \I'hl'le room J '" \\' d a e '.. sors of the Symphony Concert parents were notifiecj and the hbo h d CI b ' d rtrucl' ','on C6 \I'a , tile low bid- Pointcs and Harpcr 00 s, , Press Plant in Warren and Lo- I d ' b Neig r 00 u occuple a driving on L~ke Shore road ,,' o d t eal 122 in the Corporation's Series ine, u e active mem er- Oldsmobile towed to the rear of large bnilding betwecn Oak 1 T 'N der of eight firms, winning the He, p r c fer reo campaign :'IlL and :'Ilrs, Frank Tucker, Twinsburg 0" stamping plant (Continued on Page 3) the statio;'), street and Lewiston road, with, carvembery uesday14 and mornlllg,struck a fire0- contract \\'ith a bid of $11,900, (Continued on Pa!:,e 4) 17133 DenH'1', Dctroit,, \1cntF to' were the ' two which turne d ------an equipped playground, a ten- h)-drant, an'd tree, ------.,-----.--~------the City llolice stattoll on fI-t nis court and a 't"mnasium, a dar, ;';ovcmbcr 10, to repor down the proposed contract, · T dAd V te .>J S'h I' 'd th t V AWl T I DrOW11 Iug rage y er far cry from its first Oak street ores po Ice sal a an- CCl'Se, OOl S eel',£{f)'er that :\lrs, Tuckcr tripped ant '" '" "''''1- quarters, a small frame house derMarlierc, who was alone, ., - ~ fcll o\'er a ridge in the p,1fkint: Tuer,day, l\onmber 14 A P · t Y 1t Cl b D k with no gymnasium, was traveling south on Lakf.' Of D S R bb Ilot at the rear of Kroger's in INTERTOW~ S U H'~J R BAN tOUt t U OC Shore at 2:35 a.m, when his car 0_ The Villagc, scraping hcr fore- I e ac Ferry Donated Site skidded on wet leaves, The car rll,g tore er.',' h" LINES' drivers and ~H~~1~~I~S With the expansion of Ker. spun around out of control. _. . I hC3d and no.'e and \\TCnC Ill:; voted Monday to tcrmllla,C ell' Richard Jabalee, 8, son of Frank Mustazza and .James cheval avenue the Club was striking a hydrant between 500 Woocls police filed a ('harge The store owncr gave police her ri,l:!ht arm, 105-day-old strike, but company the Fred Jabalees of 63 Ver- Ju!'cak were dispatched to the forced to find nC'\I' quarters, Lake Shore and ",15 I,ake of larccny, with ,Juvenile au. a complete description of the The accident o(,cl:rrcl! in Ihe officials refused comment on if nicr road, was saved from pos- scene, Patrolman Stanley Otu- The trmtccs set about raising Shorc, shear.:ng I't from" I'ts b-ase, thorities, against a 16-year-old boy and of the station wagon eal'l~' l'wning, noth :-'lr, and and when aelual resumption of. sible dro\ ....ning in Lake: St. lakowskl stood by with the $80,000 for a new community and then slammed into a tree Woods boy accuscd of rohbing and the liccnsl' numbcr of the' ~Irs, Tucker wcn' \,(T~' angr,\-; hus service to downriver eom- Clair off the Grosse Pointe police ambulance in case it was building, anri the C,lub, moved with il~ rCilr C'nd, the Woods DILIg Ccntre, Ifl2!H \'chiciC', The vchide and nlln~-I Ihry s(illC'd Ihal tl1<'parking 101 munitics will take pl,acc, The Yacht Clllh on Sunday, Nov- nreded, into its present 10C'atlOnIII 1928, P3trohnen Hal'rv Hamilton :\fal'k avcnue, on Tucsday, Xo, brr lIas Ir,ll'cd to IhC' hoy s was in,ldC'lju,ltel\' 11I:;htC'd,;11,11 Michigan Public SCl\'lce Com" C'mhC'I'12, hI' thC' assistant man- MllSlaz7.a and ,Jmcak wcnt to Th 1 t n t "I Fen'v Jr 'vcml)er 7, falher. : thai the 1.11" ,urfarl' onlll \111\('11

" 1 I Orlo1>cr (; that 1 ' I II I f tl d k b 1 P' cae cx er . : " ... 'I ;1)1(1Gordon Swartz, who \\'('1'C' I 1 1 II',',' IllISSlOnTU e( on ' M!C'rof the r' ub, Ie en( 0 Ie oc, II Icr- donatNI the largC' ,SltC, 1 di-¥ ~ _ "' ...,.,... At a meeting of the Woods Six tennis court:>., on the op- Enamelini( on Copper classes. Miss Pauline Masak is the Council, convening as a Board at 100 Kercheval Ave.--on the Hill posite side of the building Ill'O- IHany Groups Meet There women's and children's direc. of Appeals on Monday, Odober viele recreation for both chil- Aside from the regular tor and William Carlson is the Even though you may have mode your reservotions 16, Larry 1I1iddlelon, attorney dren and adults. classes. many groups use th'e directly with the airlines. boys dIrector and also plans for for the Grosse Pointe Clinic, The Fall and Wintel' Sched- Club meeting rooms for their lhl' senior men's soClballleague. I stated that the Council had on ule is crowded WiUl e1asses and monthl}, planning sessions. 'fhe All these activities pI'ove that REPRESENTING all airlines and the prices I other occasions permitted the clubs and planned activities Cluu sponsors three basketball U;e Neighborhood Club, no\" 50 are standard. TU 5.7510 use of properly which was re- undel' the supen'ision of Mr. It'JIW{'s and has a completely years old, has grown and will stricled for residential pur. Ell"orthy, .director of Club ac- equipped Games Room, High. continue to grow wilh Grosse ll'! ,'alled LOl'al Blue, poses for off-street parking, tivities Cor the past 42 years. and Hathaway dilcol'. Police H:l\'c LDt 1\1r, ~l\\'orlhy, who was named ~rcJ it ;11 ,s-"'\Jil"nJ. • He referred to the Grosse You'll dete,l a touch of "Citizen of the Year" in 1961, is the blue green sea in it, Poinle Woods Police and Fire known for hIs work in civic af- ~ Department parking lot, located and you'll find it very fairs, He is also Director of dashing with any navy In the same Beaufait-Koek-Tess- THANKSGIVING WEEKEND MICHIGAN BELL Civil DeCense for the Grosse or charcoal.toned sUII. mer Sllbdlvislon as Is the Grosse Pointe area, the headQuarters AT THE DEARBORN INN See il today, in O~[ord Pointe Clinic, and to other park- for which are located in the For a delicious dinner Oil and broadcloth. ing lots in the immediate vi. Neighborhood Club. cinity. .\ti ~ Thanksgiving Day, or Ma~'or Kenneth H. Koppin. Classes for Youngsters ~t during the weekend, come oxford ..... ,6.95 with button dow., lob "addressing the same meeting, Most classes at the Neighbor- 'I to The Dearborn lt~n, . or .prud coll..r stated that it "is customary and hood Club are for the seven :~'f\~-.....: ,\ Enjoy your favo;Jte regular procedure in our City through 12 age group. They in- ".:~I '" foods in the Inn s broadclotlt •. 7.50 ""it" LonGGn collu to have such areas granted p~r. clude Boys G~'m, Girls Gym, I ftl pleasant environment. missive use for open parking." Girls Handcraft, Tap Dancing, , For reservations, please call "We'.have it In many areas Funsters Club and the Guys and LOgan 5.3000 throughout the City," the Mayor Dolls Dance Club. which meets WHALING'S continued, "0,1 Renaud. Qxford, the f1r~t Friday of each month. !?lJ~ <"-.7nn etc. I think we would be Incon. Fpur to slx-year-olds may join c/he ?r~weait, sistent and the Council would the Plnymates Club, and memo W~ ~ ..a.-nd Motor House 520 WOODWARD 7 MILE near LIVERNOIS be acting capriciously to deny bership in the Dramatics class OAKWOOD BLVD. DIAnORN. MJCHIOAN HE/OHIO', 0' WHEN STORMS, fires or .floods strike, people depend NOl'lb of Cay.c.u.ty 81d9' OP.'. 11lunday on" friday I .... the use oC this area for parking is open to children from nine HENRY FOlD MUSEUM lInd GREENfl£LD VILLAGE on the telephone to carry urgent-plten lifesaving- when you have parking areas to 14 years of age, JunJor mem- AND IN THE FISHER BUILOING messages. At'most Michigan Bell central offices we on both sides in practically the bers may 'also attend "Open keep "stand-by" generators or storage batteries that same subdivision," ------can be used at a moment's notice to supply power Ten Years or Refusal The fact remains that for the ..." "." ...... ,'.' ,_ ...... ,., needed to maintain phone service until the emergency' past 10 years the Council has is over. This extra "dependability insurance" is a denied the Clinic permission to .' good example of the way your telephone company. use the area In question for parking. ' plans ahead so you'll always have phone service when you need it. Is this because they believe the homes on Hawthorne road will bt adverseiy affected, as the residents oC Hawthorne road loudly protest? What about the homes of other Woods resi- NOT ALL our customen get their telephone bins of the dents whose property abuts 8 same time of the month. Some of them' have asked us why. parking lot? Here's the answer: iuuing bills throughout the month spreads Cyril Verbrugge, 898 St. Clair, speaking as a representative of the worlc load, k~?iHg our the Grosse PoInte Bus I n e s s employees who prepare bills :rsrtrVEiARFa:; \ Men's Ass 0 cia t ion. told the busy during the whole month. . WoatIs Coun~il at their October This makes most efficient use SMTWTF'S 16 meeting that GrOsse Pointe City resIdents who own prop- of billing equipment and 0150 ~. CD 2@4 erty adjoining two parking lots, spreads the work load more one at University and Mflck and 5 6 (!) 8

6NE OF THE ways the Telepho~e Company keeps the Dig up the facts-that way cost of your phone service low is by figuring how many there's no room for doubt. eaTIswill be made at any given time. The volpme of, ealJ.s varies with the time of day, tLe day of the week, the weather and the season. Our studies tell usj Gross~ how many people we need to meet each day's expected Pointe News work load. Thus there's no; Published every Thursday by wasted 'manpower that Anteebo Publisher!!, Inc. 99 Kercheval Avenue would add to the cost of Grosse Pointe 36. IUichigan your service. 'Vhen emer-, Phone TU 2.6900 . gencies such as storms in.' Three Trunk Unes Enured ... second elaos matter al crease calls, we can quickly the post oUiee. DetroIt, ~lIehllan und.. the act of ~f8rr.h 3, 1~97. bring in extra people. That's,' Subscription Rates: $4.00 Per Year by Mall (~5.00 0 ute Ide Wayne why your telephone is aI.' County), All News and Advertlsinll Copy Must Be In The News OUlee ways ready to serve you, 24 by Tuesday Noon to Insure In. sertlon. hours a day. Address all Mail lSubserlptions, Change of Addreu. Fonns 3579) to: 99 K e r C he val Avenue. Grosse Pointe 36. MichIgan.

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:~ t .Amazing how Bu~ck'sAdvanced Tilfust design has flattened MANLEY, BENNETT & CO. the floor!4 The drive shaft hump you find in most cars has' MEM.EAS N!:W YORK STOCI< EXCHANGE become a mere ripple in the '62 Buick.\What happened?1 Both, engine and transmission have been 'moved forward,1 Buhlaun"I~., O.frolt 26 ar.. mllt! .. Hili., Mlch, AWJ1A'JI~~~1J WOolfwor" S.1122 JO,"." 6-4650 droppmg the whole drive line way down, Put the family in an 'n~~rA. r?I:f?/ I -Advanced Thrust '62 0 Li$~n to WCAR-6:1O P,M.-Monday through Friday- ~ Buick Enjoy real SIX' For the late3t Market NewI-1130 on your dial , ~"~~U~"passenger comfort. !J!lJ62 BUICK /' . - seE ..YOUR..8U1CK~IJEALER~NOW ....DUR/NG~BUlCK .. SUCCESS&DAYSI

\. Thursday, November 16, 1961 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three Dait.y's Window Punctured hy BB I Symph.ony Alpha Chi Omegas To See Travel 'Films The proprietor of -WUS,Jn'~ A clean-up boy first noticed HaHovveen Haul Shared by Children I The Eastside Art ern 0 0 n meeting on Friday. November 1) I (Continued from Page D~lry, 17904 Mack, reported to the hole on Sunday morning Alumna~ group of Alpha Chi 17, at 12:30 p.m., at the home City police on MOI~day,Novem- 'l'he boy also found several BB'~ ship, $6.00; student member- of Mrs. Russell MeLean, of ship, $3.00; sustaining member. bel' 6, that sOllle time over the inside the store, but 'no further Omega will hold its monthly Cloverly road. weekend someone shot a BB damage was reported. ship, $25.00 and patron, $50.00. hole t~rough the fl'ont plate The window 12' by 12' is For further Information you glass wmdow of the store. valued at $200. - , may' contact Mrs. Bogdan Bay- nert, membership chairman, or Mrs. Raymond B. Baer, memo bership secretary. Tickets at Door There I Tickets for individual con- cerls may be obtained at the is no school auditorium on the day of the concert, or by contacting substitute Mrs. Thomas LoCicero - TV 5-6693. or i c k e I s al'e $2.00 or for student, $1.00. Immcdiately fo,lIowing the concert there will be a reception and colfce hour to mcet memo bel'S of the orchcstra and the guest artist of the aftcl'lloon. Mrs. Robert Armstrong is social chairman in charge of arrange- ments for the reception. I Amnng those who will :Jssist her this Sunday afternoon are Mrs. Bernard W hit ley, Mrs. Thomas Nester, Mrs. Fred M. '. \ Cousins, Mrs. Robert Crosscn, Mrs. John Nelson, !'III'S. Don \ligro and Dr. Elizabeth Downie. ~. Shoot If You'Pay Your Family from $79.50 to $110.00 for you I ••• and the turkey clothes, you might as well enjoy the smarter styling and more careful Dt. "-:-" . with color fil m. . ting you will find here. We also think you will welcome the absence of high I~b~~:;~i~'~~ pressure on the parr of our salesmen \ ~~ Park Awarded Safety Citations CHRISTMAS plus [he confidence you may repose \'" jf'un .,- The Park was honored with I '-.... _,,' p year, according to the National and NEW YEAR'S two safety plaques during a OUce of Vital Statistics. in any statements they make. tASTS AU. YEAR LONG brief. ceremony in the municipal in . • • • IN PICTURES Or, the basis of national urban MEXICO council chambers on Monday, experience, the Safety Council Exciting! Exuberant! Exatic! I November 13, presented by the estimated that traffic accidents madison Ctoth~s National Safety Council. involving Park residents, in and $~6566 Representing and making the out of the city, cost the Park I $795'0 to $1100D awards on behalf of the Safety about $250,000 annually. This all inclusive from Delroit leav. . ''..J . ing Decer,nber 21, 1961. Council was Cpl. F. E. Simoneau total includes estimates of loss EX/e1lded charge if you wish of the Michigan State, Police, of earning power, medical and an unusual Holiday season who cited statistics and lauded hospital expenses, cost Of motor is in store for you on this , the Park fOr its achievements. vehicle repair or replacement uniquely. planned tour. and the cost of providing auto- The plaques were received mobile insurance. for ir,formolion call for the city and 'its Police De- partment, by Mayor Pro Tern The report revealed that pub. For supre'me luxury, no fabric lic schools in the Park has an HILAND TOURS, Inc. William Oddy, who 'acted in the TO 6.3000 has ever surpassed camel hair.' absence of Mayor Kenneth Cun- enrollment of 60 per cent o{ th'e total school population, receiv- or Mrs. Harry (Jo) Short, Tau. None. has ever measured up to ni11,gham. Director, 1139 Harvard Rd.., Grosse BROWNIE SupMl27 ing a rating of 92.5 per cent. Pointe. TU 5-2784. the war,m, weightless elegance Oddy thanked Cpl. Simoneau The non-public schOOls, with an you'll c~erish! OUTFIT . for his high compliments and enrollment of 40 per cent, reo Iii 'natural only. had words of praise for Police ceived a rating of !;l1.5per cent. Chief Arthur Louwers and the ..... ~.h ••• ~ •••• , •••••• :; •• Ultra-modern flash camera The combined, rating of all Single breasted, $145.00 personnel of his department, for in a complete outfit their work in the interest of schools, taking enrollment per- Double. breasted polo mode!, $155.00 public safety, which made the centage into account. is 93 per awards possible. Chief Louwers .cenle out of a possible 100 per was present during the cere- cent. mony.' The Parll was commended by ~ . the National Safeh Council for Cpl. Simoneau stated that 483 its school safety education pro- cities in the Park's population' g",m in the public and nOD- ;~'. Il,roup, 10,000 to 25,000, partici- ~~ad~ public schools. pated in the National Safety ( Council dUling 1960, of which .: ,':,:.. :: ~ .. The 21 cities were in Michigan. Of DRIVER CONVICTED t?e number. of St~te commun~- Richard L3'ldgraf, 21, of 2224 t ...•. ". '.. ,.... :.' . . .•...••..':;..':~:,' J" .: ". ~.... ' . . . .:." '. CAMERA t:es. only SIX. receIved a Cerh- Lakewood, Detroit, was found .":. hcate of Achievement for a 100 guilty of driving while under .::'~. . ..' ~~'I.' ."'" .... : :.... per cent reported performance the influence of alcohol and ~.,...... ;.: /259 Washington Blvd. 92 Kercheval-on th~ Hill t ' .. ' CENTER in death and injury. records. fined $100, with the. alternative . DETROIT GROSSE POINTE . .. . '.' 171 14 Kercheval The plaques received by the of 10 days in the .Wayne County WO 2-5191 TU 2-8070 I TU 1-4096 Park were in Speeial Recogni- Jail. He paid the fine. He was :.... >. '. lion for No Traffic Deaths and convicted of the 'charge by Park DELRAY BEACH Progressive Aceident Preven. Judge C. Joseph Belanger, who Open Fridays till 9 p.m. tion Program Activities, 100 per also imposed a six-month no , cent, and for School Traffic driving ban against the motor- Safety Education, 93 per cent. ist. Landgraf was driving on ~. : : An analysis report for 1960 Jefferson and was trailed to .. by the SMety Council disclosed Chalmers and Mack, Detroit, that there were no tralfic acei. where I1r was arrested by Park dent deaths in the Park during police. the year. But traffic deaths in and out of the city substantially NO REGRETS e:\ceeded this number. During 1!>57, 1958 and 1959 Oatest fig. Break that bad habit-people ures availabler there was an av- who think twice have only half '.; ••...... ~ erage of one resident de;:th a I as much to say. '.: . : . ...~ ... ~.J

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Death Ta.kes Congressman Louis Rabaut 1 Sel'vlces we!'e wedneSdaY'j Arc Church. Burial was In Mt, I ".111 T 1 1& R I IS] ~ November 15, at the Verheyden Olivet cemetery. Concert (Continued from Page 1) ,. I .t1l ~ ., ] Funeral Home, and burial was " ,.. Of __ "" i.. ~ =_ in White Chapel cemetel~Y. BER'l'IIA STANKWITZ l'Continul'u from Pare 1) strongly among. the nationality ist until World War II was actu- IS 0 n a i congratulations fr a III 7 r 70 groups within Detroit. having n ally underway, but later voted p res Iden t Kcnne dyan d Spea ker ELISE GIRARDIN bel' 13, at his home. JUUUS • A.,..SCHULTE,.. LakeshoreMrs. Si~iik\;itz,lane, dl~d Thursday,I, 0 mlJnlt.v Services, and the direI'. once stated that not enough I for all war aPPl'Opriations 1=re. Sam !4yburn, and nine chil- A nath'e Detroiter, Elise Gir-, A Detroit area resident for N 'l'mber 9 at Harper Haspl- tors of j he Chorus, and has Pointers \'oled to make tough sented. dren. ardin, oC 401 Kercheval avenue, ljl) years, Mr. Franzen was a A native Detrollt'r, Julius A. 0\. al!ainrd the status of one of campaigning there pay. Had Law Degree They ar~ the Rev. Father died Monday, November 6, in staff engineer for Chrysler Schulle, 75. of 2049 Anita, died tal. . arc till.' Grosse Poinle Chrlstm~$ Rabaut, elected as a New Born in Detroit of Belgian Franeis Dermott "Rabaut. S. J.:, the Jefferson Conv~lescent Corporation. He spent 30 years Thursday, No\'ember 9, in Cin. Among the surv!vol's. Dealer. was responsible for the and Irish stock. Rabaut attend- Sister Mary Palmyre. I.H.M.; Ham". She was 93. as a Chrysler engineer. cinalli, O. tlll'ce daughlcl'S" 1\frs. JIal ry J. scaS(}1ltrauitions. amendment Inserting lhe phrase ed pal'ochial schoob, graduated Sistcr Stl'!!a Marll'. I.H.M.; Sis. She Is ~urvlved. by her slster'l.' DurIng WOI'~d "tVar II, Mr. ' lip was a melllb~r of tl~e Ch

PennsYlvania and later served ~ ;~ -= two years in the Navy. He be- ~ StorE' Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Sat. came faclory auditor of the aU-I ~ .WSS ;{ATriERINE DOOO,( ••• ' tomotive 'body division of Chrys- ~ fa~hion reFlreienlalive for Trv ler Corp .. in 1954, having pre- ~ viously been associated with the ~ Balance, will be in our. founda- Briggs Manufacturing Co. ~ lion salon to help you solve your IN TUNE WITH THE HOLIDAY SEASON ••• Mr. Davison was a member ~ flgure problems. . of the Chrysler Management ~ 4-SPEED PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH Club, Chrysler Post 242 of the ~ American Legion, Detroit Lodge ~ Friday, November 17 2, F&AI\!, the Seottish Rite and ~ Moslem Temple', and the "G" ~ Club. ~ Among the survivors are his - wife, .l\TelJie; two sons, Ellard D.. = .Tr, and Robert; and two grand- = TRU BALANCE MOULDS A BEAUTIFUL NEW YOU children, = Services were Thursday, No- "" via the famous all-elastic leotard vember 9. at the Verhe)'den Fu- neral Home and burial was in corselette ~•• the fovl1dation with Woodla\\"il cemetery.

ERNEST E. DAVIS row cut back, contoured bust, and Ernest E. Davis. 76. of 862 Neff road. die

LENA WALTER Mrs. Walter, 69, of 17610 Made a.venue, died Thursday, November 9, in Bon Secours MOTORIZED HOBBY KITS THAT REALLY OPERATE Hospital. Survivors include her hus- band Russell; four sisters, l'rIrs. WITH FAMOUS "CAM-A-MATIC" ACTION Aldi~a Beaudin, Mrs. Margaret Thomson, Mrs. Lucille Roehl and Mrs, Edward Rivest of New "PETUE POIN1" ROSES Jersey; and three brothers, Plastic kits with heavy-duty Henry. William and Arthur La- 'to coordinate with Casse. battery-powered motors Services were Saturday, No- !us~iou. Martex lolid vember 11.' at the Verheyden Funeral Home .and St. Philo- mena Church. Burial was in Mt. colorl .•. both in Olivet cemetery. complete ensembles of TORE* FRANZEN* * !\ir: Franzen. 74, 01 1333 Not- tingham. died Monday, Novem- towels, both r'Jgs and Radar Course shower curtain •• Given in Park

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. " ,. presents the shabby... snarp coats eoats First Concert of the Ninth Season ~ Sunday, November 19. 1961 3:30 p.m. Parcells School Auditorium Mack at Eight Mile Road = Felix Re~nick, Conductor - Viltoria de Ranieri Bin;, Pi/lnilt Coffee Hour Following Concert

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Page Six .' GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November !6. 1961 NelV Cage Coach at GI>HS Grosse Pointe University School Grid Team Discusses His Problems , GPUS Eleven Ends Season B)' Dan lIall By Swamping Country Day The man talking was Mr. Chuck Hollos)'. This would not be newsworthy were it not for the fact that his sub- By Alan Hartwick, ject was basketbaJI, a sport which he knows so much GPUS Sports Editor that he is the ne\v coach of Grosse Pointe's team. Grosse Pointe University School closed out its grid 'I'll!' fact that he was also season in fine fashion, routing arch. rival Det~it Country Day School 58-7 on Friday Novembe.': 9. Co. offcred thc job of eoadling at strategy. Coach llollosy has not I Highland Pal'k, a ~chool which yet gllincd that knowledge, I l'aptain Sandy Blain and fullback Curt Slotkin led the tak,~s only the best when bas- On the' othel' hand, !'ivaI . , way by scoring three touchdowns each, kt'lball is concel"ned, attests coadlCs kno\\' no Illore about I .,:.II Blain scored from 29, 45 and further to his kllowlNlge of the Ilollosy than he docs ahout :'-)lll 14 yards out on speedy end Day scored Its lone touchdown sporl. them, I ':~ ~\\'eeps. Slatkin matehed him on a pass by quarterback Steve :l1r. lIollosy, it seems, is \1'01'- Bo)'s ,\rc Short with brute power t1u'ough the I'ied about fOUl' pI"obJems which Solomon, centel' of the Country Day line. b('~ct this year's team. The fourt h pi'oblem is lack I He rambled 63, 51 and 22 yards GPUS finished with a 3-~ The' first problem is Ill'\\' 10 of twight. "I am disappointed for touchdowns.' ~eniors Dick record against strong opposl- Grosse Pointe coaches. The in- that thel'c aren't man:, tall boys In school," he said. Klynn, John Van' de GraaI and lion. Seniors playing their last tramuI"al program. which b be- I Bob DavIs also Ilotched touch. game were: Dave Wood, Harrop ing cmphasiLCd more this year Coach Hollosy expects tbe i downs on I'uns of 9, 30 and 27 I\Jliler, Paul Sheridan, Jim than all\, time in the past, -will g'1'l',ltest asset of the team to bE : yards respectively. • Page, John Van de Graaf, Bob be using one of the gyms, The it~ :,pl'ed. "I'm rl',dly impressed I Davis, Rick Littler, Brooke Har- reserve and varsity teams will 1~'lth the J~,II.\t1eand ..~!)~ed. of The real credit for tile vie. rlngton and co.captains DIck haye to 511ar(' the other gym. tlH'se boys, he said. IlllS IS a tory belongs to thl' Knights' Klynll and Sandy Blain. This \\"ill ('r;unn thino,= (~ hit E!1"Oun {)f hoy~ wh,., l'i\~Il~, l.~.,:, f Only ()n~ LettC'rman Ito fun" I :•.:;..,I'Lll,1l/iiI15 liu<: IIhidl IllIIllY Blalb carried the Knights' of. Second is IUl'k of experienced He plans to use this speed U'nes opened huge holes for the fense this year, pIcking up 692 players, Jerry Brennan will be by emphasizing defense more backs. The defensive line stop- yards in 72 carries for a 9.6 the only relur,ling lettcrman. than Devil teams hal'e done in This is the offensive f a a t b a 11 team at GPUS, ped almost everything Country yard average, and also scoring Rick Brydges. who sa\\" only the past. whose gridiron schedule for 1961 was terminated on the line from left are: NELS OLSEN, BOB THORPE, Day ran and did not let up until 11 touchdowns and two extra limited action last year, will be "The ball d.oesn't always go Thursday, November 9, \vith a 58-7 victory over De- JOHN GOLANTY, AL BLIXT, HARROPP MILLER, late in the fourth quartel', with points for a total of 68 points GPUS leading 58-0.. Country in eIght games. the onlv other returning senior. in the basket on offense," he troit Country Day School. This gave the local school BRUCE WALKER and STAN BRYANT. In the back- Juniors' Tom Thompson and Vic explained. "We might win a fe\\' a three wins and five losses record for the year. In field are: SANDY BLAIN, CURT SLOTKIN, GEORGE Dhooge, who I\'el'e mOl'ed from more games if we can take the PENIN and JOHN VAN de GRAAB. the resenes to the varsity near ball away a few times. Although Midget Cage Tryouts Set the end of the season are the it Is still too l'arly to really Tl')'Outs fOl' tile Grosse Pointe only oUler rcturnees. tell, this team seems to hal'e eatlons may be obtained at the Little League l\Iidge't I:asketball League will Third, Coach Hollos)' himself the speed and mobility to play Ncighborhood Club or Gray', be held at the NeIghborhood is unfamiliar with BCL teams. a fine defensive game. Neighborhood Club News Sport Shop. Holds Election Club, 17145 Waterloo, on Mon- He explained \hat after a coach "1 believe we will playa real day and Tuesday, November 27 All 11 and 12-year-olds should has been in the same league fm' interesting brand of basketball," The first me'cting of the 1962 and 28, at 6:30 p.m. report on Monday, November a number of years, he begins he saU. Thursday I season of the Grosse Pointe 27 and all nine and 10-~'ear-olds to know uther coaches and their Could be. 1-5 p.m. Games Room Activities The League is open to all Pal'k Little League Bascball should report Tuesday, Novem- 4-5 p.IO, Girls Gym Class-Ages 7-12 was held at the Neighborhood boys, ages nine through 12, who live in Grosse Pointe 01- attend ber 28. Bring gym shoes, shorll The Grosse Pointe Ski Club 6:30-9 p.m. Games Room Activities-Ages 13 and Club on Novcmbel' 6, -got the se'ason underway ]\10n- a Grosse Pointe' School. Appli- and a towel. over New of.ieers are-president, day mght with a capacity crowd. G PUS N ews Notes 6:30-7:30 p.m. Jr. Girls Sports-Ages 12 and over Donald MaeKenzie; vice presi- . . The Grunyons opened the eve- 7:30 p.m. Sr, Girls Volleyball Games dent, Joseph Schnur; secretary, E. Jefferson at' BeacondieJd I------.... ning with theIr renditions of J I Richard Woelfel; t l' e as u l' e r, .C - • Six members of the Grosse and dinner at someone's home, many favorite songs. Norm I Friday Kenneth Roubie. GroSJil Pointe Pointe Ur,iversity School facul- usual.ly with a gue~t who speaks Archei" h~d a display of the 1-5 p,m. Games Room Activities ty attended the Teacherp' Coun. and IS then questIOned on the latest in skiing fashions and Directors are - Wi IIi am O~E VA 2-2870 cil of the Independent Schools field of his special interest. equipment for inspection. Three 1-5 p.m. Oldtimers Club-Retired Men-Cards and Refreshments Blakeslee, Charles Bowerman, Association of the Central repre'sentatives of the ski areas 2-4:30 p.m. Arthur Getz, G. A. Grout, Karl COMING States at Milwaukee. Wis., on This year's first meeting was in New I\lexico were on hand Life Underwriters Training Course Sims and Dr. Caller Worrell. • Novcmber 10 and 11. Those tak- Sunday, October 29, at the home to describe the areas and ac- 3:30-5 p.m. Boys Gym Class-Ages 8-12 ,- , . ; • of Dr. Hugh .stalker, who. with ing part from G.P.U,S. were Miss Katherine Welcenbach and commodations available. They 7:30-9 p.m. Jr.-Teen Dance Club-Ages 13-16 M.G.~_. Mrs. Irene Rosenfeld. Mrs. showed movies of the areas. BIRTHRIGHT h Miss Elizabeth Fergus<\n, is one Saturday E\'el')' man must p I a y the SusM HAYWMD .• DEAN MMnN Ruth Lynch, !HI's: Patricia As - of the group's advisers. The Club president Bill Adams 1-5 p.m. Games Room Activities game of life with the hand urkoff, 1IIr. 'DaVId ArneI', lI~r. topic was Yugoslavia, the speak- announced plans for the com- 1-2:30 p.m. Playmates Club-Ages 4-0 dealt htm-don't expeet a re- ~dwar~ Arnold, and 1\11' .. WII- er Mr. France Cokan, a former ing season which includecj a UIMtYMTE~~"'" 1:45-4:45 p.m. Open Gym-Bays-Ages 13 and over shuffle. R.\lf1IImi'1~ ~ .. rn

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Page Ei~~~ ._. ._._-_-.-=-_------__G__ R_O_S_S_E_P_O__ I N TEN E W S Thursday, November 16, 1961 GROSSE POINTE HunT lN HOME METHODIST CHURCH Bethany !III'S, Hoslind Betels, 52, of 211 Morass Road Christian Church l3li2 Wllybul'l1, tripped lInd fell Presenting Pointe's Newe~t Teachers Fa1nily Life, FO"ll.ll~ Topic Sermon TG\)il" .'Tllanksgl\"1ng 'J'J1('~a\lrus" (Disciples or Christi in the' kitchen of hel. home on Miss Marian Wyman will be ing at the School of Social Work 5901 Cadieux Road 9:30 Worship: Church School Thursday, NOl'ember 9, injur. the speaker at the Sunday Eve- at Smith College, she did child for :-;"rsCfY thru 6th grade At Lin\'iIIe Adult Classi" ing her hip. She was taken to nirt'g Forum of the Grosse guidance work in Boston, Mass., SetTing Gl'osse Point('s and llou5ton, Texas, before com- 11:00 \l'ot'sl"p: Churcl, School Bon 'Secours Hospital by Park Pointe Unitarian Church on No- for Nllr~('ry thru Sl~l1JOr REV. KENNETH BRADY, ing to Detroit. HIgh. police ambulance for treatment, vember 19 at 8 p,m. PASTOR She is presently executive. dl. TUxedo 1-7888 and relellsed. Under the topic "Family Life rector of the Down River Fam- Ministers 9:30 Chul'ch School in Our CommuJlity," she will ily Service Agency, which is REV. JAMES D. NIXON 10:45 Worship 6:3() Youth Fellowships discuss the factors involved in supported by Torch Drive «:o~. REV. ALFRED T. BAMSEY marriage and parent-child rela- tributiolls. She is engaged In tionships. The talk, the seventh family counseling. in the Forum's Fall series en- i~ titled "The Problems of the 20th Although there will be no The Grosse Pointe Century-What Can I Do About Forum program on Sunday, No- Congr~gationDI TheM~r~~ri~l"+e Them?" will be followed by a I'ember 26, General S. L. A, ~t~li',,', Marshal, Detroit News military . discussion J.leriod. Church .tl analyst, will appear on Decem- 240 Chnlfonte at Lothrop Miss Wyman, a member of the ber 3, On December 10, Prof. Pastor E. Arthur McAsh Grosse Polnti'. Michl ~ao f' ~ Ohurch Detroit Chapter Of the National Charles Quick, of the Wayne United Presbylerlan MINISTERS II Association of Social Workers, State University Law SC.hool, Marclls \\'Ullam John-on .. !i-I....:;;~, !6 Lake Shore Rd 10:00 ".m. MornlnR \\'orbhlp Arnold Dahlquist Johnson ~ received her undergraduate I will conclude the se~.ie~ WIth a I Bertrnm de H. ~ Atwood tI'aining at the University of talk entitled "SegregatIOn and II 20 a,m, Sund.1Y School. 9:30 A.:'>t.-Worship Ser':ke 1'1 ! N Ben L, Tallman Nebraska. After graduate train- Suburbia." 'Chureh SdlOOI for Cnb room Lyman B. ::;tookey through 10th grade. '>; ~ ~. Rwhard W MitcheJJ All Welcome 11:00 A.M,-Worship Service l\fini->ters ...::-:.s~ Chureh Sl'IwoJ for Crih room .---- Morning Wl>rshlp, Ihwugh f.emor High. UNHEARD-OF VALUE!. <: 9 :30 anlJ II :15 Ul'lrch School In 9:30 and 11:15 14th Annual Comr,1unity Thanksgiving Service STER~ING 10:30 A. M. November 23, 1961 First English at the SILVER Ev. Lutheran .New faces at Mason School are 1 teacher; SUZANNE Anderson and Grosse Pointe Woo&s Presbyterian Churc:h Ohurch munerous this fall. Some serve only JOAN KUBISTA, both fourth grade ANY PIECE ONLY 19950 Mack Avenue at Torrey Road part time, teaching in other buildings teachers; MARY HOOD, kindergar-; Vernier Rood at Wedgewoot! as well as Mason, but were caught by Gros5e Pointe Woods .36, Michigan ten; and MARY ROGERS, GFade 5. Driye, Grosse Pointe Woods the photographer along with the new Standing, from the left are: A. LAW- $900~. Sermon: "How Are You Thankful?" The'Rev. Phillip Stahl 9:30 a.m. Sunday School full-time teachers familiarizing 'them- RENCE GAGON, act in g principal; Minister, The Grace UI~ited Church of Chrj~t. selves with some of the equipment CAROL McGEE, kindergarten; MARI- 11:00 a.m. available for the staffs use. Seated, O~her Ministers ~ha;ing in the' Service Church Worship LYN KELLY, Elementary French; ~ each from the left, are: ILLEEN. WENTZ, and EL.M"'R LEPP, JR., Grade 6. audio-visual coordinator and Grade TUxedo 4-5862 Made by famous Silversmiths !\Irs. Suzanne Anderson has i taken on a fourth grade teach- there, Husband, Rojlert, is \rith Never before could you buy Ster. Special Service J. L. Hudson Company and Driverles~ Car St: Paul Ev. ing assignment at Mason School ling pieces at one price! Knives this falL She CQmes to Grosse' their interests include dramatic Cause of Crash and salad forks, for instance, usu- Lutheran Church Pointe from the Skokie, Illinois and musical eventS. ally cost more than teaspoons. ~ ..0 schools where she has taught Three schools claIm the at- Now you can aClually choose Ihe Chollonte and Lothrop A Woods woman suffered ~~ TU. 1-6670 the past foul' years. Born in tention of Elementary FI~neh individual pieces you want, and minor injuries when she at. Wc Invite You To Worship Wah Us Chicago, she grew up in Skokie, teaeher Ma'rilyn Kelly, Barnes, set a gracious table with heavy tempted to a\'cid a rolling, November 23, 1961 at 9:30 a.m. only 8:30 a.m.-Worship graduated from Niles Township Ferry, and Mason. Her prior ex- weight solid silver, at a wonder- driverless car on Lake Shore 9:45 a.m.-Sunday school High School, and took an AB perienee was gained at Cleary ful,low price. Your choice of tW() road, and crashed into a truck All three chairs will assist in beautifying the Thanksgiving Day (All ages} de~ree from Florida Southern College in Ypsilanti. Born in beautiful palte':rlS' 11;00 a.m,-Worship on Tuesday, November 7. Service? Plan now to attend. Nursery conducted for small Colle'ge. Later, she completed Detroit, she grwauted from I 1:00 a,m,-Sundoy School Accordini to Shores police, childre~. her l\'1A .at Northwestern Uni- MacKenzie and earned her BA (Ages 1-8) CHOOSE FROM . versity. Sports, cooking, and at Easte'm Michigan. Work on Mrs. Elaine Adams, 39, of 665 Rev. Charle, W. Sandrock Peach Tree lane, wa's driving Mr, Monrad V. Mondsoger sewing are her ehicf hobbies. h~r masters degree hils been THIS LIST OF PIECES Vicar south in a left hand lane on Another new fourth grade done at Middlebury College, Pastor Lake Shore: when a car rolled T!1Ispoon teacher at Mason fall is Vermont and the Sorbonne in thif out into the road from Lak.e Luncheon Knife Mrs. Joan Kubista. Erie, Penn- Paris. College honors are' evi. Sh(lre lane. In b'ying to escape LuncheOn Fork Visitors sylvania is her birthplace and dence'd by membership in Stoics hittinl{ the car, Mrs. Adam~ Salad Fork Welcome she graduate'd from high school and Lamba Iota Tau. FIRST CHURCH OF swerved her station' wagon and Cream [;oup Spoon CHRIST, SCIENTIST, in Boncova, Ohio, Her degree Elmer Lepp, Jr, is a new crashed into a service truck llu:ler Spreader GROSSE POINTE was accomplished at Siena sixth grade teacher at Mason. driven by William G. Ferschnei ColfeeSpoon Heights College and work on Eight years of experience was der, 36, of 18310 Holland, East Iced Drink SpO'.m an advanced degree is' being gained in a. number of Miehi- FARMS Detroit, also going south, in a Oyster or Cocktail Fork continued at th(' U. of D. Teach- gan communities before com- right hand lane. Butter Knife Sunday Services 10:30 a.m, ing expe'riences were had at ing to Grosse Pointe. He' was Sunday School-Infants' Mrs, Adarps was .transported Sugar Spoon McMILLAN ROAD AT KERCHEVAL Room ...... 10:30 a.m. several Toledo, Ohio schools as born in Detroit and completed to Bon Secours HO,5pital where tIN GR05S~ POINTE FARM'S well as in the Roseville Public high school in Dearborn. Two AVAILABLE IN PLACE SETTINGS Ct-o~ E. 1\ u n., 1'.... Wednesday T'lstlmony she was treated for shock and Meelmg 8:~ p.m. Schools where she also had ex- bachelor of arts degrees have a eut lip. AT SAME LOW PRICE FACHI tra ~esponsibiliHes as a flelp- been earned, one in business Police said that the driver- fOR A LlMrrED TIM/: ONLY AT ••• KERBY SCHOOL ing Teacher. Husband, John, is from Bowling Green State' Uni- less car belonged to Mary B. tPlul Fed. Tox 285 Kerby Road, at Beaupre in advertising. verslty and the other in educa- ALL ARR WELCOlllE Yarborough of 1703 Raeford, Mary Hooa is teaching kind- tion from Eastern Michigan. He Fayetteville, N. C., who had Prescriptions Filled e'rgarten at Mason this year, A. also eamed his ~asters d.egree parked in front of a house in previous experience of four at, Eastern and has! contmu~d Lake Shore lane, to' attend a Sixth Church of years in length was had with graduate study at ColumbIa, party, She apparently forgot to the Birmingham schools. She Active in professional organi- set her' brakes, it was said. ION' QPT/(lANS CHRIST, SCIENTIST lists Dearborn as her birth- zations he' has also served as It was disclosEld by police, 20/83 MACK AVENUE De~roit place and is a graduated of a guidance counselor for The that the car rolIed back about H710 Kercheval Ave. ' Roosevelt High in Ypsilanti. 'Michigan Corrections Depart- 98 feet, and into the path of Between 7 and 8 Mile Roads one block west of Alter Preparations to teach we're ment's Honor Camp Program. Mrs. Adams' automobile, The Sunday Service. stll\;il a ll'uck boy's dresser drawer at home Den molhers for this year for I Le.a\"mg the bcau,tlful. port of ringhaus, Nancy Deeds, Calh- copal Churchwomen at their and he answered in the affirma- by his father, who took thc\n Pack 481 are: Mrs. Pa~ Clayton, Wllllmgton, .the Goebels will crine Devlin, Jeffry Jaglois, weekly study session, Tuesday, live, slating tha. it must be his to the polic~ station and gave HAD Den 1: Mrs. LillIan Anderson,' next take their audIence to Syd- Debbie Owcn and Charles Wink- November 21, rel.lt!ng his work son in thc truck and to stop them to the authorities. The 1eL'.Their performance will in- the Home with the topic Den 2; Mrs. Delores Steiner, ney an.d.Mel.bo.u:ne in Australil!, -at him. . keys and the money were re- clude "Waltz from H.M.S. Plna- under general discussion "The BAD LUCK Den 3; Mrs. Elizabeth Murtagh, where III a~d.lt!On to the cities A gener'al broadcast was senl turned to Haffner. Den 4; Mrs. Kitty Goodheart, they will VISIt A.ustralias' fa. fore" by Sullivan as well as Christian and his Role in the over the police radio, and the. . lryilzg to take yoorl "Rainbow Theme from Fantasle- World Today." Den 5 and Mrs. Joan Baker, mous beache~ whteh the Goe- boy was apprehended in the 1 he. accused tcenager told the photoyru.ph8 OR Impromptu" by Chopin. truck by' Shores Patrolman detectives that another 16-year- Webelos Den. The assistl!nt d'cn b.els. touL'ed m. March. the be- Mr. Pet lit is currently en- ARE YOU AFRAID mothers include: M~s.' Ruth ~~~:I;gof fall m the land down The eighth and ninlh grade gaged in socia-psychological re- Donald Jacob at Lake Shore old boy. a formcr em~loye .of to even try...... • Knapp, Den 1; Mrs. Dorothy . play chosen is entitled "The se'arch with boys at the Home. and Vernier roads. The boy th.e drug. slore, ~upphed him wa!; held until Woods police wLlh the mformalLon on where Then get your FREE COpy Newhouse, Dcn 2; Mrs. Alice Singapore ana its famous Laundry Mark." It has the larg- He brings to his present posi- est cast ever used by the upper t' arrIved and took the lad in the mo~ey was kept, and was of Blllckburn, Den 3; Mrs. Rose Tiger Bahn gardens wilh its gnide dL'amatisls. Prompters Ion fourteen years of experi- custody. to recell'e 10 percent of the Marie Van Tie'm, Den 4: and grotesque and gruesome statu- ence in the fIeld of child care, and standins, working very hllrd juvenile deliquency, social work The boy was taken to the loot as his sha_l'_c., _ "PHOTOGRAPHY Mrs. Harriet Hull, Den 5. The ary will be the next stop with to assist Mr. John Mason, direc- administration and research. next Pack meeting will take Penang and Ceylon following Wooc.:s p<.>lice statioLl, where WITHOUT FEAR" lor, kcep production runnIng He' received his Master's Degree he surrendered $36.65, stating Before You Close On place on Monday, November :111 the itinerarj'. smoothly are: Linda Chrlstofar, the funniest and. ,nost in- 20. in Social Work from the Unl- that he spent 35 cents for clga- The Goebels stayed with lhcir Bill David, Bob Baldwin, Bobbie verslty of Kansas. rets. The youth also staled that structive boOkletonautomatic Bradford and Barbara Warm- his two companions did nol photography. Just bring th.~ Nederland's ship the Ol'anje bold. Students selected to be Located in Trumbull avenue FORDS know that he had intended to ad to through the Suez and Mcdlter- most suitable for carrying the St, Peter's Home came into SEe ~ steal from the drugstore .. The ranean' but disembarked at valious character parts are: Sue existence in 1948 to fill a need Genoa from which they jour- Bowerman, Sue Kennedy, Jane not being fully met by any younger boys were later re- Dick Warner lease'd. neyed to Switzerland for a con- Joki, Mike Jaglois, Peter Solen- other social agency. "Top Hatter" centrated tour of the spectacu- berger. Bob Rosenow and Don The late' Rev. Austin J. T. Questioned by Det. Sg1. WaI- ter O'Dell and Dd. Leroy Simms-Dawson lar peal>s of the Alps. Their pic- LilJdley, Scott Tily, Gwen MiI- Ecker, then Protestant Chaplain - tures will show the Matterhorn Tobian, the 16-year-old stated ncr, Bob Petcrson, Sue Cowling, of the Wayne County Juvenile Ford, Inc. Mont Blanc, Mt. Pilatus, lilt: Carolyn Romine, Maureen Con- Court. founded this home to that he took the money, all 15401 East Jefferson Ovt of Ih8 pages of hillary, sIngle bills, from a desk drawer Neisen and Ml. Brey as well as nelly, Jo Knighton, Tom Me'- provide care and guidance of Grosse Pointe Ihe gun lhat rode' wah both the picturesque villages nestled Vickers, Randy Helin and John boys who were products of in a back room of the drug th~ Blue and the Gray ••• in the vaIl~ys between. store'. He'said he left the buiJd- VA 1.1000 Res. TU 1.5251 . Colt') famol!s 1860 Army. A Clarke complete the east. broken homes, or homes with classic reproducrion, in .22 Viewers will be brought back lIliss Margaret SchmIdt is alcoholic or unfit parents. caliber, that add. another to America via Madrid and Lis- coaching a dramatic sketch in The' purpose of the Home Is masterpiece 10 Call'. famous bon. which the hero, Mark Thyme, to rehabilitate boys through I showcase. of historical reo rescues the Fair Lady Isa.dum- Christian C2!"e.and love, and productions. Perfert for collec- bella and her old father Count to help them gain the security lori, gun.fanders .•. ideally Trolnbly PT A Twenty when villians try to they need to achieve a normal priced for gift.giving,. too. comb the castle of Mustard- on- outlook in the world. Oniy $32.50, Ih8 lingle, $59.50, matched pain. Meels Nov. 20 Frankfort. Greta Miller portrays The Episcopal Churchwomen lIlark Thyme and Mary Cop- help support S1. Peter's Home', The Poi/lte's Oldest Markel Handsomely gilt.boxed. ••• demandi/19 quick TV repair The Trombly School Parent pock is Lady IS'ldumbeJla. Rick they visited the Church and service and tha"s exactly what 898 St. Clair Ave" near Mack Teachers Association meets in Locke is Count Twenty while adjoIning boy's quarters on a TU 5-1565 TU 5-1566 they got at C. A, Nutting. You the school auditorium at 8:15 Roger Frey serves as Captain bus tour November 7. will, too; try us 'and lee, p.m. on Monday, November 20. of the Mudguards. Bill David is I SPECIALS for See It now ••• at A subject close to the heart of Punko Polo and Bob Marris Nancy Hendee as Gladys and' Fresh Dressed Turkeys evcry parent will be featured at Chin Deep. Becky Schwartz as Mrs. WH- Specially Raised for Thursday, Friday B. McDaniel Co. this meeting reports Program The scenery is handled by kIllS. Joe will be played by Dick and Saturday 13333 Kercheval ~ Chairman George Bender. Bruce Scott with Peggy Smoth- Usher. Kathie by Sandra Pear- C. Verbrugge Nov. 16.17.18 "L'S and Sue Hinko serving as sall, Vernon by Brian Manoog- - Detroit 15, Mich, :~71I{j,m., J. Thomas Welch, of the Food Order Now! VA 1.8200 narrators. ian, Celia by Susan Jaekson and and Drug Administration, De- Thc Boys' Glee Club under Miss Bond by Christine Haw- Pepperidge Farm Gun Advisory Cenler partment of Health, Education, the direction of Mr. Herman kins. The prompters assisting I Frozen and Welfare, will speak. Mr, Clein will provide between plays Miss Buckley are Lucy Elmer, Welch is chief chemist at the cnleL.tainment'by singing "Shine Eileen Eckert and Bob Peterson. PUFF Detroit office of the FDA. Un- On Harvest lI'1oon," "Oh! Mary The propertIes chairman is Sara - der the title, "The Food and Don't You Weep," concluding Duvall. Her committee members Drug Administration-What It PASTRIES Attention Hunters with "Heart of My Heart." are Mary Woodrow and Barbara Boneless - Rolled Is, and What It Does," he will The riotous play in a modern WeIss. Stage crew consIsts of Cherry Blueberry WE DO ALL THIS discuss lhe department's activi- setting entitled "Wild Cat Wi!- Douglas Frey, Bob Royer. John Leg 0' Veal Apple lemon FOR YOU ties in protection of individual, lie Gets Brilin Fever" has been Schueler and Ed Isaacson. Raspberry Mince Skin, Cut, Wrap, Freeze home, and public heam. in the selected by the seventh grade Tickets may be purchased at Young, te/1der, milk-fed Appre Strudel area of general standards, qual- group. Miss Judith .Buckley is. the school or at the box office and Store Your Deer ity, and safety of foods, drugs, and Game. faculty director. The cast in- befbre the plays tomorrow eve- pesticides, and labeling. eludes Russ Wilcox as WIllie, ning. 69~ Be p,.epareJ .... OJ',Jer now! LOCKERS Blue CHEER SPRY 18410 Morang nr. Kelly VE 9.0111 UNDERGROUND TYPE Shortening Reg.SizeS 9C 3-Lb. 3 Boxes Can S t a '/ 0 n y. a r SCRIENS

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Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Novemberlb, '1961' Oross~ Pojnt~ N~ws Memorial Center Schedule PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO \VI.atC;oes 011 PUBLISHERS, INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE ~lt What~new on DETROIT WESTWARD NOVEMBER I6-NOVEMBER 23, 1901 OF}t'ICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. \' OU.- Lib ••a.-y GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36, MICHIGAN (SUNDAY '12 NOON TO 5 P.M.) '"ALL lHEMOIUAL SPONSORED ACTIVITIES by ]eall Taylor .fJ-1 E J-tlll Entered as second-class maller at the post office, Delroit, OPEN TO TIlE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC Michigah under the Act of March 3. 1897 Stories which blend history Lois Mills is a romantic biog- Address all mail, subscriptions. change of addrcss, (Forms 3579) NOTICE: Plcase call for lost articles lit fhe office. andadultromancc,library long'uscrs.populal'arc withnow raphy of the fourteenth century By Roberta ------, They will be held fol' thirty oflYs. finding favor with youngel' whith vividly porlra~'s the pe- AS OF 'flUS WRITING, one of the b-i-g promotion riod. It tells the StOl,' of the FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Hospital equij)Jnent availnble for free loan-crutch- rcadcrs. ThC'reare sel'C'l'alto be young Hungarian Princes~;.Jad- jobs of the year is almost finished. The Hill's annual Phone TU 2-6900 es, wheelchairs, heat lamp, and hospitfll beds. Blood rC'eommenuedamong our rc('ent lI'iga.who became Queen of Po- Christmas catalog is off the presses and almost ready Member Mle'llnn Press Assoe1allon and NallOnal Edltonal Assoe,atloD available to Grosse Pointe residents in cnsc of IIrt'ident additions. land. for mailing, It is designed to remind you that, NATIOI\'AL AD\'ERTIS1l\'G Rt;PRESENTATH'E or emergency-free of charge. Thp (,iI'i1 War ('cntennial has The caplivity and es('ape of "Kercheval-an-The Hill" is a gay, bright corne.r Weekly Newspaper Representallves, Inc, promoted inlel'est in this era 1\lary Queen of Scots is told teeming with stuff for gift-giving". Watch your mall '04 Fifth AI'enue, New York 1~, New York BRyant 9-7300 Grosse Pointe Garden Ccnt<'f and Library. Mrs. Le- among all ages, and llIallYolder ag,lin for young readers. in box for it next week. The cover is green and real CHICAGO OFFICE land Gilmour on duty Tucsda~/, 'Vedncsday, and Thurs- boys and girls have jOined the QUEEN 1IIOST FAIR by Jane 333 North MJehlean Avenue Phone FInancial 6-2~14 day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A voluntcer consultant on fratcl'IIity of the "blue and sharp looking. Right now, it's time to toss an orchid Olivcr. This account discloses to the buyers of that which follows: duty Frida~', 2 to 4 p.m. (TUxrclo 1-459.t). grcy" buffs. RHADY, by Jean the part played by two children ROBERTB. EDGAR EDITOn and GENERALl\lANAGER • "'" * Fl'ilz, is a moving tale with determined to set their Queen 000 MATTHEWM. GOEBEL " ADVERTISINGMANAGER • Thursday November Hi I good characlel'izatio~l.('entering fre~. Spoiled grandmas PATRICIA TALBOT }'EATIJREPAGE SOCIETY - .' , . -, aboul a young boy 111 the trou- PlHATE QUEEN by Edith P. JAl\l£S J. NJAl1\1 ,...... NEWi' 9:];) a,m. to 11:1::>a.m.-Jul11or Lcngue l,lee Club--Re- hled years before the Civil Wal'. ::\lcyer is on order, but is not and little people will love the Old World Noah's ark. JANET i\IUELLER NEWS hearsal .\" ill~id('rt in t!Jl' \'.':11' i!sclf is y('t r('ceived. It is !:lid in six- ARTHUR R. BLYLEft ADVERTISING Tt's c0mplete with Noah and Mrs. Noah. Delightful, l\lARY LORIMER .: ADVERTISING ~9:30 a.m. to II::30a.m.-Beginning Art for Adults-Class the backdrop for ~E!?, by Peter teenth cenlury Ireland, when colorful animals include mama and papa kangaroo JOHN McKENZIE...... BUSINESS Mrs. Stirling Loud Instructor Burchard. .In thIS well told an eighteen ..year.old girl suc- •.. tiny turtles ... and elephants. Find it at the ALBERTA WILKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISiNG ). ' 1 . Cl 11 ,r ~tOI")',a slxlccn-year.old boy, ceeds her fathel' jls Chicftain of League Shop, tilgged twenty-five dollars. FERN GREIG , ., CLASSIFIED "'9:30 a.,n. to 1:" noon-F ower Arrangl11g ass-:'lV rs. who enlists as a Union soldier, the O'Malley Clan. Richard T. Gerathy-Instructor risks his life to rescue a south- JOANNE EASON ACCOlTNT~ Two stories of Ancient Egypt 000 FLORA HARDING' , CIRCULATION qO a.m.-American Red Cross Braille Transcription cm ehild. This would be a good al'e among the recellt additions. gay Class-Miss Ella McLennan-Instructor foretullnerofTIU; HEDBADGE THE GOLDEN GOBLET by The Eloise l\lcGraw is a rewarding shining wrapping paper at Trail Apothecary Shop is 11 a,m: to 3:30 p:m.-Welcome Wagon Club .of Gros.se O~_c~~~'~.~~~;berley has writ- story at th<) time of the Phar- winning admirers faster than. we can count them. Let's Settle the Argument Pomte - Bndge and Coffee - Res~rvatlOn C~aJr- len a sNies of books about the aohs. An Egyptian boy, cruelly men: Mrs. Arthur S.eder - TU 6-1::>49;Mrs. E. J. Revolutionary War whkh are treated by his half - brother 000 It will be interesting to see what action the Woods Hookanson-TU 4-9::>44. enjoyed by older boys. Jom: Gebu, finally tracks down and City Council takes next Monday night when once again 12:30 p.m.-A.A.U.W. of Grosse Pointe-Luncheon 'fREEGATE'S' MUSKET. PE- reveals Gebu's theft of treasure Light as young snow h t e case of the Grosse Pointe Clinic comes up for an '"~l p,m: to 3.30. . p,m.-Flower Arrangl11g.'. Class - MIS. TERSEA CAPTAINTHEEGATE'SFHOi\IWARSALEM.and from a Pharaoh's tomb. The and as warm as a dress can be, are the VieyUa airing. Ten years have passed since the argument started Richard T. Gerathy-Instructor These arc exciting tales with chal'aders come alive, and the dresses at Margaret Rice's. They are the SPECIAL plot is skillfully handled. ANNUAL PURCHASE of English Vieyllas. Woven and it is a sad commentary all municipal government ~'3:45 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.-Children's Arf, Class _ Mrs. good histolicai background. THE EGYPTIAN NECKLACE that it takes so 10llg to resolve an issue. Stirling Loud-Instructor Ros~mary Sutcliff and Cyn- by Myron Palmer also concerns in Great Britain, they are hand-washable. Just thirty-two dollars! A really great savings. 4.s we understand the case, this group of reputable *4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.-Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper, thia Harnett have given us sev- the robbery of a tomb. It is a doctors purchased land in the rear of their property Instructor eral excellent lIistorical stories fine piece of bookmaking, illus- 000 whell they constructed their clinic, for the purpose of .4 30 t 5 B" F h CI f Ch'l for twelve yeal'S and up. Both trated by drawings in the Egyp- providing their own off-street parking facilities, some- "': p.m. 0 p.m.- egmnmg. renc asses or I - authors have the ability to re- tian style, some of which are Elizabeth Barrett Browning thing 'that is required in all present-day commercial dren, Madame Helen Coutd-Instructor create a period and bring its full page in color. but the plot has said, building. The Woods council took the stand that a park- 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.-Parke Davis Bridge Club- people to life. and style fall somewhat short ing lot there was in violation of its zoning laws, although Bridge KNIGHT'S FEE by Rosemary of those in THE GOLDENGOB- "Yes," I IIllSwcred j'OIJ last 11igbt,' LET. , the property was used for some time by patrons of a 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.-Men's Garden Club of Gross~ Pointe Sutcliff i.s a tale of feudal E~g- "No," tbis mONlitzg, sir, I sa)': Two first-rale tales of the Colors sew by caudle/igbt bar nearby, even after the doctors purchased it. The -Meeting land durmg the ;years folIowmg Fren,h Revolution are also rec- Will 110t look the same by day. ' clinic owners have received police tickets for using their * * * phallthe Normanlad is wonconquest.by a minstrelAn 01'- ommended: ESCAPE FROM own property and the city finally insisted th",t chains Friday, November 17 in a chess game and givcn into FRANCE,by Ronald Welch, and Yes, 'colors seen by candlelight are always prettier. be erected and the area closed off completely. . *9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.-Adult Art Class-Professor Emil the care of a young English VICTORYAT VALMYby Geof- And, our pioneer jeweler, Pongracz, is showing the If the Woods officials had been consis'tent in their Weddige-Instructor noble, who initiates him into frey Trease. The latter is set in the eariy days of the Revolu- finest sterling candelabra in all the world, by Gor- decisions there would be some reasons to attempt to 12 noon-Grosse Pointe Real Estate 'Women Counselors, the ways of knighthOOd. ham. It's a gift that lasts a life time! h d th tion, and the events are seen compre en 'ell'S tan d in th'IS case. But other estab- Luncheon and Meeting CAXTON'SCynthia Harnett.sCHALLENGE,recent book,tells through the eyes of 17-year-old 000 lishments have been allowed to create their own parking 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.-Friday Book Review Group of Grosse of the first English printer, Wil- Picrre, a peasant boy befriend- lots in the immediate neighborhood and ~he Woods' own Pointe Memorial Church-Book Review liam Caxton, as seen through ed by an .aristocrat. Have you seen poli.ce and fire dep~rtme.nt~ have their own parking *4'30 m 5'30 m 7 pm and 8 .m -Ballroom Danc- thc eyes of a young apprentice, ESCAPE FROM FRANCE the Glen of Michigan collec,tion designed by Bill lot m the rear of theIr bUlldtng close by. I . p. ., . p.., .., p. Bendy. This talc of fifteenth concerns the Challenging mis~ Atkinson in the windows at Young Clothes? The Three times the Woods PlaI).ning Commission has ing Classes-Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson-Instructors century London is one of the sion undertaken by young Rich- collection includes'skirts, dresses. slacks, coats, jump~ recommended to the council 1,hat the clinic be allowed 8 p.m.-Fortnighters of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church author's best. It hns suspense. ard Carey whIch plunges him ers and'more! The "Winnie the Pooh" group is for to use its own property for parking, but each time the ' Square Dance excitement, lively characters into dangers in sharp contrast to the sheltered life he had sizes 3 to 6x; "Alice in Wonderland" includes sizes council has chosen to ignore the recommendation. The 8 p.m.-radom Club-Social and Cards and a good plot. known in Cambridge and Lon- 7 to 14; and "Little Women" is especially for pre~ reasons for th e re fusa 1saveh seemed flimsy and not * * * pealStoriesfor olderof quecnsgirls,haveandanthereap- don. teens. You'll love the colors! consistent with decisions made to allow other parking Saturday, November 18 are three in the recent crop. Both these tales of intrigue in areas to be developed. *N~v. 13 through Dec. 10-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays; 12 SO YOUNG A QUEEN by revolutionary France have sus- 000 .Ten years is a long time and the council should be noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. -Ope'ning Tea-Saturday, pense and credibility . An extra orchid expected to settle this argument now. once and for all. Nov. 18, 3 to 5 p.m. An exhibit of Persian 'l'radi- should go to the Wm. DenIer and Co. They have a The lawmakers should either make it much clearer why tional .miniatures plus Modern American Abstract Libl"(lry Offers Gu;nness Film new face ..• inside and out. Their picture gallery they have continued to ignore the pleas of the doctors Paintings and Original Sculptures by Jafar Shoja. looks even ~or.e wond.erful again~~ tNs I;eW back~ and the recommendations of their Planning Commission, The Grosse Pointe public is cordially invited to at- "Our Man in H a van a," a offers 'Wormold $150 a month -ground. Discover exquisite framed pictures ... or or reverse their decision and lift this atmosphere that tend both the opening and exhibit without charge. British motion picture tllat is if he will c.rganize and operate unframed pl'ints in the collection. ' seems to reek of persecution. P.lease call before coming to view exhibit as some- both sparkling comedy and bit- a spy ring in the Caribbean ing satire, starring Alee Guin- 000 times the rooms are occupied by meetings. area, using the vacuum cleaner ' ness. \l'iIl be shown in the main shop as a "front." See Gray and Play reading room of the Grosse Letters To The Editor )*9:30C~~e;~..}~~~r~~~;-Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Pointe Central Library at 9:15 football, basket ball, kickball, squash, badminton, p_m., Friday, November 17. .WORRY FREE paddle tennis, or skate. Whatever the sport, Gray's I *9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre Mortgages in this day and is Grosse Pointe's headquarters, for sports equip. • Gentlemen: Well how wmild any of us like of the Grosse Pointe War MemOrial-Mrs. Syd The picture is 'lhe November age are almost a neees£ity, but ment. Thank you for printing my Reynolds-Director . offering of the Film Forum, co- it if thcy said this about us? a man's conscience should al- 000 artieJe re the recent meeting of It's easy to say we are going *10 a.m.-Pre-School Stick Fip;ure Art and Color spl1nsored by the Friends of the ways be kept unencumbered. November 26 The' Grosse Pointe Farms Little about it the wrong way and Thoughts-Lessons-Minge---::.Instructor Grosse Pointe Public Library League's officers and board of should keep quiet and it might *1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.-Grosse Pointe War JYIemorial Pup- and the Library. Residents 'of is the Sunday before Advent. TherE is still time to directors. In error several of the be forgotten, but does Mr. peteers-Classes-Mr. Robert Rathbun-Director all the Pointes are urged to at- run .into the Dants. and pick 'Up an advent calendar. men's names were erroneously tend the free showing of this McCray realize that this TV *7:30 p.m.-Memorial Bridge Club-:'Duplicate Bridge- "How about Advent Calendars here nm from thirty-five cents up omitted and I would appreciate program was viewed nation- outstanding film, a reprint or a small alticle re Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walrond-Directors to one dollar. There is sure to be one to suit your wide, hurting our community's The movie, which rcceived one of those fancy. the omission of several of the good name. And in so many 8 p.m.-Good Companions-English Old Time and Se- board of directors names. quence Dances. • critical praise when it first was 000 words stating that the police presented, in .New York a little wonder drugs?" The complete list of new of- dep&tment was a failure? Why '" * * Arwthing goes ficers and board are as follows: Sunday, Novcmber 19 over a year and a half ago, has should We be silent and let a headline cast supporting By FRED KOPP. R. Ph. into this "anything caddie." It's shaped like a waste- President, William Hyde; vice- people like Mr. McCray think president, Ted Hodges; secre- 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.-Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Guinness, including four who "I've got a cold," the man basket (only smaller) and it's covered with dee- we are so bad? Sunday School are stars in their own right: said, and he went on to ask vinely designed prints with pockets on the outside, tary. Mrs. Bruce Carty; treas- for a "wonder drug." The urer, Ed Stamman. We in America have freedom *12:30 p.m.-You{h Council-Meeting Noel Coward, Burl Ives, Ernie to hold pencils, papers ... mags ... etc. Velvet rim- Kovacs and Ralph Richardson. pharmacist sold him some Board of directors: George of speech and American rights, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.-Theatre Arts-Meeting aspirin and advised him to med. Seven dollars. At The League Shop. Brooks, John Lehman, Minard but if this is far as our rights '" * '" Graham Greene adapted into see his physician. As it hap- Mumaw. William Boyd. Ben can go, we sure are in bad Monday, November 20 film .(orm "Our Man in Ha- pened the aspirin fixed him 000 Huobard, Erv Steiner, Jr" Jer- shape. up fine, but the point is this: So met'r)', so bright *10 a.m. to 3 p.m.-Cancer Service and Information vana" from his own best-selling, ome DuCharme, Tom Zur- Pharmacists are not physi- so gala! ••• tbat's the Hill! One (',f the men they men- Center-Volunteer Work mystcry-thriller novel. The pic- cians. We work with doctors, Schmiede, Mark Oldani, Bob ture was produccd and directed Maddox, Mrs. Kay Sepic. Uoner. who livcd in Middlesex *1] a.m. to 3:30 p.m.-Memorial Bridge Club--Lecture ?roviding the drugs and 000 by Carol Reed, who 11ilSscored medicines they prescribe. We Thank you, is certainly too young to bc in- and Bridge for the ladies-Mrs. Andrew Walrond- volved in the things they said with such succcsses as "The have a professional knowl- William Hyde, Director • Third Man" and "The Key." edge of the powerful new President. he was. I am also an ex-neigh- 12:15 p.m.-Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe-Luncheon "wonder drugs," so we know bor Of his and know for a fact ~d Meeting Guinness plays 1\.'r.Wormold. how' important it is to use Dear Sir: , he is only 30 years old. All 1 an Englishman who owns a them correctly. Please do not can say is they have hurt this *4 p.m. to 7;30 p.m.-Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper, When I read your Letters to Instructor vacuum-cleaner shop in pre- feel offended when ~'our the Editor column in the No- poor young man and his rights Castro Cuba and who is wor- pharmacist refuses to sell as a citizen. *7 p.m. to 11 p.m.-Dale Carnegie Leadership Training- you a certain drug. It is for vember 9 issue r was just furi- Classe.c; , riell by the financial necessity your protection and in the ous with Mr. Gerald McCray's I have much regard for your of sending his altractil'C daugh- best interest of your good views on David Brinkley's papcr and stili go out of my *7:30 p.m. to 3:~0 p m.-Ballroom D,tncing-Mr. and Mrs. ter (Jo Morrow) to school in health. Always see your doc- "Crime Does Pay." Especially way to get one weekly. I would Bill Wilson-Instructors Switzerland. tor when potent medication since he said he was an ex- like to sec parts of my letter *7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m ..-Grosse Pointe Nocturnal Paint~ Along comes a stone-faced, is required. Grosse Pointer like myself. He published. ers-Steve Davis-Instructor . This is the !i83rd of a ser;e! Church to Play Host to Teachers Homburg-halted BrilLh espio- oC Editorial adl'crli.emenls ap- " sure had no rcgards for this Sinccrcly. 3 tl.m.-Grosse Pointe Artists- .Meeting nilge chi!,f (;Ir. Find the \l'e~k spot in your *10 a.m. to 3 p.m.-Sen'ice Guild for Children's Hospi- be sessions for administrators. Brinklcy eallrerl them alJlmnl~ lal.-Volunteer Work at st. I:'aul Ev.' Lutheran Two hundred persons arc ex- character-then s!<1I1\l'ork on Church. Chalfonte and Lothrop, anr! said they belong in (;,g('s. 1 p.m.-Senior Men's Club of Grqssc Pointe-Bridge pected to attend. lhe levcc. next Sunday from 3 to 8 o'clock. ------_._-- "'3:30 p.m. to 5-p,m.-Children's Art Class-Mrs. Stirling The l'iovcmbcr e,,'ent for thc' Loud-Instructor A light supper will be served Couples' Club, will be a "Sadie Hawklns" party, tomorrow evc- *4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.-Beginning French Cl~ss for Chil- at 5:30. All Sunday School Th~\Vm.R.'Hami1fon<3'0. ning at 8 p.m. in the Fellowship dren-Madame Helen COl.ltil-Instructor I teacher.~ of churches of the dc- nomination in this area arc ex- Hall. "Dog Patch" style dress 6:30 p.m.-Exchange Club of Grosse Pointe-Dinner: ESTABLlSHED 1855 pected to attend. Special in- will predominate. Appropriate and Mf'eting i refreshments will be served. 6:.10p.m.-Kiwanis Club of Grosse' Pointe, Inc.-Dinner: Flil\'ERAL DIRECTORS 1--.---_._---- nnd Meeting , Edwin S. Pratt ~3 p.m.-Ski School PrC'paration for the slopes, learn how to ski well and get in shape. INDUSTRIAL SERVIC'ES Methods Improvement NO BLITZ *8 p.m. to 10 p.m.-Evening Tempera Painting Class- I l'Jnnl L.youl - Time Sludy Marcella Churchill-Instructor I M"INi'i. H.ndlin~ - Prore',ing 8 p.m. to 10 p,m.- .(;ro~s(' Pointe Opti-i\1rs. Cluh--).rf'd- , DESIGN & ILtUSTRATlNG ARTISTS! (;no~~I':I'ol:-..n: Ih:TnorT in.~ Tnnl< • Dlc ••• Ti~, - Fixtures .\:-:1> -,,"BI HB~ ProrlLlt! Dc Annual Football Game Broadcasts to be Held Again at University Club; Glee Club to Appear with Symphony in December ~--'---. 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\ ' • f Thursday, November 16, 1961 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes Barrells Hosts Mrs. David R. Wallace IHoliday Dance Miss Zaun Married To Hungarians Por Collegians GPYC Will Honor Mr. and Mrs: J. Lee Durrett. , All homecoming collegians re- of Newberry place, were Novem- In Father's Church I turning for the Thanksgiving ber 7 luncheon hosts at the De- holiday and all college students Commodore at Ball troit Athletic Club to Count 1m loeal campuses are cordially Repeats Vows to David Robert Wallace in Jefferson Michael Andressy and Countess I I inl"itect to a Thdnksgiving dance Avenue Presbyterian Chlfrch Saturday; after Trip Anctressy who were visiting Will Fete Newly-Elected Paul J. Moreland and Mrs. I', it II AI Navarro's orchestra at Moreland December 2 at Dinner Dance and Reception; to New York Pair Will Live in Birmingham James Brady, of Windsor. en tile Grosse Pointe War Me- roule ,to their home in Montreal JLlurial, 32 Lake Shore road on Past Commodores and FIf1et Officers +0 Be Guests With lIer father officiating in his church, the Jeffer- after two years in Brazil wh{'re son Avenue Presbyterian, Patricia Southworth Zaun Count Andressy's firm had sent rl'iuay evening, November 24, Great preparations are under way at Grosse Pointe spoke her marriage vows Saturday' to David Robert him. 'fWll1 9 to 12 o'clock. Yacht Club for the Commodore's Ball which, on Decem. Wallace. , ,.--- ' _ MI". Brady, rellred manager I The dance will be informal, bel' 2, will honor the club's newly-elected top com- oC the Bank of Ontario. uls.o i regular suits for the young men modore, Paul I. Moreland, and Mrs. Moreland. Plans She is the daughter of Iroses. Their headc1resses wel'e was a luncheon guest of the : and afternoon dresses for the Dr. and Mrs. Allan A. Zaun, of bronze satin ribbon. Barretts. . ,young ladies. A feeling of for the formal fete are following in the glamorous tradi- friendliness and inti.n.tacy will tion of previous years. <~ of Westchester road. and Richard H, Wallace was best It was a real reulllon for Mr. I her husband is the son of man f,or his brother. Ushering IBarrett and the Andressys who, I" c\<1.1 al C

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Page F.:.urteen GROSSe POlr~TE NEWS Thursday, November 16, '1961 Woman's Page • • • by, of, an,d for Pointe Women Old Wo,.ld Mrs. John F. Scherer IChll,.ch Guilds From Andther Pointe of View Miss Shover Wed ~la,.ket Opens ..Plan l'r1eetings (Continul'd from Page 11) Handcrafted products of 900 I Tlie day guilds of the Episco- \'olunteer \\'ol'kers and artisans Studying in Switzerland .. . . to John F. Scherer ,1 P.l! C h u r chII' 0 III e n of St. will he sold at International In- .\llehacl's Church will hold The James C. Phelpses will have Thanksglvmg din • stitute's "Old World Market," .- .'':''>",:••.,..,~.,;::.>-.~*~jI • Pair Speak Vows Saturday in Grosse Pointe Memorial ...... ' :~,"fi,:" 1: Ill['t'tlngs on Tue;day, Novem- nero witholit their daughter, Sandy, who is studying at Detroit's largest and original the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. Church with Reception Following at War ~ • < i ill'r 28,. at 12:30 o'clock. folk erts fair, at 111 East Kirby Sandy and her mother spent the summer in Europe avenue from 12 noon to 10 p.m., , .. '.'1.. ! :'Iln;. G. T\\'t'mlolV of Will- Memorial, Travel to Florida and Nassau where they lived for one month with a French family in starting this ThUl'Sday, Novem- .. '1, 'Dill,' road, .Fraze!', will be hostess to the members of St. Paris. Mrs. Phelps became so intrigued with French Barbara Jane Shover, daughter of the Bertram Paul b('l' 16, and continuing through .';.. Shovers. of Gravton road was married Saturday in Sunday, November 19. Anne Guild, Her co-hostess will culture that she has organized a s'llall French class with Grosse 'Pointe Memorial 'Church to John Frederick: A unique opportunity to go . 1 })(' :\Irs. Arthur Shaw, Sr. St. Mrs. Jean Mesritz and Mrs. William D. Byron, Jr. The , j I Catherine Guild will mcet at trio meet every week with Mrs. Charles Bachrach in her Scherer, son of the Ernest .scherers, of Stanton lane. Ion. a~. '.'interna~ional ~hOPPi~g , ! . the' home of Mrs. John Bennett F r th 't tl b'd .'------...... - spice IS promised b) Chair. East Jefferson avenue home. o e 1'1 es. 1e n . e I. man ~lrs. Frederick B. Fisk, (, .'x j in Loehmoor road. Co-hostess. Sandy will be staying in Lausanne until January :;1 f'S 1II'e 1111'S. Har!'y Black and chose a gown of IVOry satm I :\Iemorlal the newlyweds left on whose committee has "'athered with a stopover in either Madrid or Paris before sailing Mrs. Hobert Smith. and Chantilly lace designed: a trip to Florida and Nassau. silver from India, "Arabian '11 home on January 26. with a portrait neckline and I -,----- pointed-toe Harem slippers and I • lIft.s, W. C. Owel.\ of Lothrop :Ie I '. <~ 1011g sl",,,, \ "'". A -:ajJ ul l.' f Hess, in Harvard road. St. Hil- Lakeshore road home last Tuesday for the Grosse Pointe .After a reception at the War in the celebration. !iam H. Schervish of Fisher ,(;:.~A(~:~!~;~'tl~1.~~' da Guild will meet at Mrs. Women's Committee and'friends of the Severo'Ballet. road, who has charge of' the -Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr, ~~ Lebanese Booth; Miss Sonya BARBARA JANE SHOVER, daughter of the Bert- George N. Bashara, Jr.'s, home Guest of honor was Miss'Sandra Severo who spoke in .McKinley avenue. 1111'S.Jack Preuthun, of Bedford road, Mrs. ram Paul Shovers, of Grayton ro~d, was married Sat- briefly about her own background and the dancers of the Manko will be co-hostess. Donald Middleton of South urday in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church to Mr. ballet. Demonstrating Miss Severo's talk was one of' her Deeplands road, who will assist Scl1erer, son of the Ernest Scherers, of Stanton lane. St. Martha Guild members younger pupils, Miss Sally Sanders, who the ballet mem- PET PORTRAITS in the Treasure Shop; and Mrs. will be the guests of Mrs. bers feel hCl.'\a most promising future. • Bruce Howard of East Jefferson Christian Hanneman, of Ken- The Severo performance with the Detroit Sym- avenue, who is chairman of the more drive. Her co-hostess will phony on January 27 is already sold out so that another Colonial Dames Day in the be !Ilrs. William Hahn'. Future Nurses Club Finds performance has been scheduled for the afternoon. Treasure Shop. Ways to Be Helpful ./" ------Many 35th Bi,.thday Junior High Students Having Dance Friday Malcolm Boyd Who says no one is doing new and old members watched, Junior High School boys and third Friday of each month for anything about the nursing F0,. Pro Mltsica the girls marched in and took girls, ages 13-16, are invited to an .evening of dancing the latest To Speak Here s h 0 I' tag e? Seventy-five girls their sents in the kont. An attend the Junior-Teen Dance steps, novelty dances ,111t1 just from Grosse Pointo! High School opening. prayer was given by 'Pro Musica is celebrating its Club, Friday, November 17, at The new Episcopal chaplain can honestly say they are work- the club's 5 e c I' eta I' Y, Judy 35th anniversary this ye'ar. The the NeighborhoOd Club, 17145 plain fun, So plan ~o attend thlg to W..yne State University, the ing on this problem. Mihalik. oP!lning concert of this organi- Waterloo, Friday. Tbe dance will start at Rev, Malcolm Boyd, will speak The girls, :qlembers of the zation, devoted to contempor- This dance club meets tIJe 7:30 and ,!nd promptly at 9 p.m, to the Christ Church Couple. High School's Future Nurses Merrie Harsch,. vIce-president, ary music with occasional works Club at a dinner meetln,.g Mon- Club, work as "pink ladies," ~ave the welcorrung speech and of the very early period, will day evening. . (the color of their uniforms), mtro.duced th: guest. speakers. feature Seymour Lipkin, pianist, Chaplain Boyd, who was or- every Saturday and holidays PreSident Manlyn Major talked. on the evening of Friday De- "Dahling, have you heard? on the club itself and conducted cember 1 • dained as a minister of the Epis- during the school year, artd the induction of the new mem- 0 T . d . J June Matthews is now offering copal Church after ten years in every day during the summer. bel'S n ues ay evemng, anuar,y Beautiful plwtoljraphic Hollywood and New York in ad- As volunteers at Cottage Hos- . 30, the second concert will fea- us pick-up and delivery' vertising, public relations and pital, they are on duty from Each girl was called by name ture' the Detroit debut of the when we have 'our reproductions of 'favorite pets film and television .work, will B:30 to 12:30, delivering fresh to receive a gold FNC pin, a Netherlands Chamber Choir of speak at 8 o'clock after the 7 water, taking patients down to scroll and a candle. This is the eighteen voices. beauty treatments!" A most dIstinctive wall decoration o'cllY~k dinner. X-ray, and in general doing aU first year the girls have been The final program will be Reservations for the dinner the myriad small things that given pins, generously donated given Friday evening, February For Pick-up and Delivery An ideal Christmas gift must be made at Christ Church, have to be done in a busy hos- by the Woman's Auxiliary to 23, by the "Beaux Arts Trio." TV 5-4B4l, by Friday noon. pita! so that the registered Cottage Hospital. 'The eoncerts will be held as CALL PR 3-0777 Among those on the committee nurses can be free to attenrt to presenting Chaplain Boyd are the patients. larger needs. Mrs. Earl R. Stiefel of WiI- usual in the' lecture Hall of the 24-Hour Sec. Service' Sittings by Iiams court, volunteer chairman. Detroit Institute of Arts at 8:30 I\l:r. and Mrs. Leet E. Denton, In addition to hospital volun- for the hospital, pinned the p.m. and will be followed by a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gould, teer work. thE' Future Nurses Appointment, TV 4.0383 FNC pins on the members, and social hour in the Romanesque Poodle Paradise Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burton, have "adopted" two children treasurer Bel' Robinson pre- Hall. Mr. and Mrs. John Keydel and at Lapeer Stat€ Hospital, send- sented the scrolls. A. special J 8421' E. Nine Mile Rd. Mr.' and l\ifrs. Keith Leibbrand. ing them card!, on holidays and Pro Musica officers for the vel'SP. was printed on the current' season are: Mrs. Frank Many beautiful Poodle Puppies for sale. Chaplain Boyd has studied presents on b i I' t h day s and scrolls. It reads simply: .. . . . at Oxford U,liversity, held thee- Christmas. The Club is the only and the light shall shine upon W. Coolidge of McKinley ave- logic'al conferences in Berlin, contact these two children have thy ways." nue, president; Dr ..Hugh Stalk- moderated a coast - to - coast \vith the outside world. er of Lake' Shore road, first radio program sponsored 'by the Club members visit Brooks With eandles !it, the girls vice-president Miss Margaret; National Council of Churches Convalescent Home on East stood in a haIC circle. and re- Mannebach of Detroit, second and was co-chainnan of a semi. Grand Boulevard during the pealed their vows, after which vice-president; Miss Marie Mar- nar on propaganda and com. holiday season, bringing gifts officers were inducted by the ti of Detroit, secretary; and munications in Strasbourg. and novelties to make the pa- club's sponsor, Miss V. Elson', Edward P. Frohlich of Detroit, France, in July, 1960. I tien ts' l'lves more enJoya. ble. Ischool nurse. treasurer. Often called "the beatnik They give food and toyS to priest., Chaplain Boyd has had needy fam~li~s on holidays, .l~t extensive experienr.e with youth y~ar proVlding three faml1les and in church city missions. w.lth baskets on. Easter, Tbanks- gIving and Christmas. The Quilter Agency New members and officers Homeowners and Business Propert~. DAY BY DAY are installed at a traditional Worry less about the future Candlelight C ere m 0 n y. This and more about the present and year the installation took place INSURANCE our progress can be doubled. at Christ Church on Wednes- Retirement and Grollp Plans day, November 15, at 4 p.m., when 45 new girls repeated their vows and became active Thomas R.'Quilter, C.l.U. members of the Future Nurses 300 I.B.M. Sidg. Club_ 7700 Second Blvd. As the mothers and friends of TR 3.2005 DOC 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 Q Coo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000000 R R R 0 R R 0 Q R R R 0 R 0 E What every , .holiday See Fashions e for the meal needs: Fashionable Touch each piece, turn it this way llIld that ... Vespera', delicately balanced crescent reflects forever the superb artistry that is itO typically a Gold Star at Kick~Off Show Towle, Choose one of oar three designs that distinguish this lovely pattern, to be "personally yours" forever.

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Yale J\lumni Have Big Season Ahead IMothers Club Set Hospital Set For Holiday Mart ~, '.'q

Sale of Christmas Wares Win Be Held November 30 Mrs. Peden M e i k I1';, and December I at Nurses Home in Ridge Road; chairman of the Holiday .j For Christmas Tea S<9leand Tea Sponsored by Gift Shop Group Mart has anr.ounced that her enthusiastic committee :'~ Mrs. Ernest Rushmer Chairman,of Annual High School Exciting plans are afoot for the second annual Holi- will undertake to feature day Mart and Tea sponsored by the Gift Shop of the the C 0 10 l' f u 1 Christmas "~1 i Holiday Party December 5; Invitations Mailed to Women's Auxiliary to Cottage Hospital. This sale will Shop, baby items, baskets, .j I 2.]08 Mothers for 3 O'Clock Festivity ',1' be held at the Nurse'~ Residence at 158 Ridge Rd., colognes, a jewelry bouti- The annual Chri~t~-a;-Tea given by the Mothers' November 30 and December 1, to begin at 10 o'clock. que, lin.:;erie, surprise pack- .1' ages, toys, and a Pink Ele- 'I Club will be Tuesday, December 5 at 3 o'clock at Grosse phant Booth containing ,,;; Pointe High School. This traditional event symbolizes many treasures to delight ; 9,:j the opening of the holiday ~eason for most of the com- the early Christmas shop- :'J munity. Mrs. Ernest Rushmer is chairman of this festive undertaking. ------.---- pers, ,,;;j ; '~-" :{; I C" ...... -..~l~,.....\..,'-,...J _ ~ l' ~ ... .., ,,_ I.Cr: , '~C.'C ., ,.,l ~1":..""' .., -'c'~ll FLOWERS .....~-'.(: ....;eu I,,~"b.dl,.L vii d] l;' ':'LUtiC I~ . . . ..J , "0 I l!1teresllng Chrl~tmas novel-' ' ties such as Santa Claus eandy :,'~t)):,j will be an old fashion red I,?Oti~ was planned by Mrs. Phil- con t a in e I. s, birthday cake "'~Jl 1. h riled 'th b. lip Goold ;~il S ClI?- 1 WI a 19 Helping her mail the invita- boards, ve r sat i I e ribbon I ,Chnstmas tree and color- tion~ to the 2308 high school wreaths, in d i vi d u a 1 candle fully wrapped packages. On mothers and an honorary list wreaths in gay colors, will be the eight tea tables will M more than ninety will be among the prominent sale he lighted Christmas trees Mrs. Wilfred llrcLaugh1in, Mrs. items, as well as a complrte line of Christmas candles in decorated with bows and Richard Woefel, Mrs. Richard balls. .\Vunsch, Mrs. John Ditzler, various shap'es and sizes. Mrs. Eugene !\lost, Mrs. GeorglJ Mrs. Henry Grewe, in charge Swags of red salin ribbon ending in clusters of ribbon Hagan. l\lrs. Henry Petri, Mrs. of decorations, has planned Donald l\lcKenzie. pink felt skirts aglitter with and gold balls will decorate the sides of the' tea tables. Act ing as treasurer and in sdowflakes for the sale tables, charge of re-sale is Mrs, Robert and festive holly trees on the Mrs. Paul Nash, decorating Thumann. dark green doors will carry the chairman made, with her com- holiday spirit throughout. mittee's help, these ingenious FINAL PAYMENT Colorful paper burst halls in trees, the swags and clusters. The Park council on Monday, Her helpers are Mrs, Charles a Christmas theme will be used Pholo by Rod RIeser November 13, '111 recomm£nda- in each room of the residence MRS. JOrIN B. FORD III discusses Michigan, and with JAMES D. HICKS, Gauss, !\Irs. Cad McPherson, tion of City Comptroller Nunzio Mrs. If'ardee Bethea, Mrs. How. and the Pink Elephant Booth, forthcoming Yale alumni events with assistant manager, Detroit Symphony Ortisi, approved the final pay- a new adaptation of th~ famil- al'd Gandelot, Mrs. Robert Red- ment of $3,436 to the Colwell CHARLES WRIGHT III (c e n tel') , Orchestra. lin, Mrs. Edward Taube, !\Irs. iar White Elephant Concession, president, Yale Alumni Association of Construction company for curl> has a surprise theme in the Bruce Stewart and Mrs. Rollo construction throughout the Wilcoxson, making. ciy. The total cost of the pro- Sale guests are cordially in- The charming invitation writ- gram was $23,067. for the vited to take time out for tea Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae I Plan Workshop On Yule Greens in the main hall where Mrs. To See Alaska Film Verne Donnelly and her com- A timely Christmas Greens' conducted a Christmas Greens' mittee will ~erve the- Christmas ,Alpha Delta Pi sorority, De- Workshop is being offered at Program in Highland Pl'.rk. Holiday Table shoppers refreshments at a fes- troit East Area Alumnae Group the Grosse Pointe War Mem- In addition to being a flower tive red felt covered tea table. will have its monthly meeting orial the week of Monday, arranger Mrs. Durgan.is an out- ~DWMM;~ ... Among its unusual treasures at 8 p.m. on Thursday, No- November 27, through Friday, standing artist, her oils having Deliveries to all Hospitals the Pink Elephant Booth is vember 16, at the home of Mrs. December 1, from 1.3 p.m.' Mrs. taken many prizes. This artistic - by wire to far off places featuring a s i g n e d original G. Sam Zilly, 380 Merriweather Guy Durgan, noted flower ar- sense helps her to originate Picasso in glowing Roman road. Mrs. Donald E. VanHoek ranger and flower judge, will many unusual and beautiful ~S~! I . colors, created by the celebrat- be the instructor. effects for the Christmas sea. of Lochmoor road will be co- No hostess' lable is complele Wilhoul TU:--:edo 5.3000 ed artist in 1922. Another at- hostess for this affair, son. ~-f+ Mr~. Durgan is a graduate these additional pieces that add so tractive item is a framed Dutch A wide variety of materials much to gracious dining. Fill in her sel "Let's Go To Alaska" will bE! of the National Garden Coun- print in mellow tones which will be collected by Mrs. Dur. wilh one or IWO. , . Ihere's nothing 1,\ WE GRO.w OUR OWN FLOWERS the theme for the party. I\Irs. cil's Flower Show Judging should solve a Xmas gift prob- School at Ann Arbor and holds gan for her students, Long lived like slerling for serving! b f '-' Zilly will take a caravan by lem for some lucky shopper. a life certificate as a flower greens will be combined with Y Mrs. Meikle, Holiday Mart use of slides up the Al.Can wayside materials and tasteful Highway to Whitehorse, Jun. show judge. She was a pupil of Chairman, and her assistant, Hrand Hampikian in the Uni- artificial items to effect last- rtl'~ Mrs. Vernon Landry, have an. eau, Fairbanks, Mt. McKinley ing decora,ions of great charm. /,' National Park, Valdez and An- versity of Michigan's classes in /;1j' nounced that their committee Students !nay use favorite con- (;.AVY lADLE horticulture. i/f se chorage. Forest fires, panning ~ ..~,l> .. Pointe chairmen are: tainers if they wish. $15.00 Mrs. Benjamin L. Bern, Jr., for gold and a trip to the Uni. Mrs, D u r g a n has taught All who are interested in the Mrs. Verne Donnelly, Mrs. Stan- versity of Alaska will be' in- flower arranging at the Birm- Greens' Workshop are urged to FLORIST ley L. Smith, Mrs. Richard F. cluded. ingham Community House, in call the Center TU 1-7511 at PICKlE FORK (os $6.00 Dearborn and at the Woman's Huegli, Mrs. Henry Grewe, Mrs. Richard E. Rosin of once as the class is filling G City Club. Most recently she rapidly. 174 KERBY ROAD, B.etween Kercheval and Ridge Mrs. H, Ward Lewis, Mrs. Paul Prestwick road, president, in- M. Becker, Mrs. James B. Og- vites all Alpha Delta Pi alum- SUG". ~OON den, and Mrs. John E. Haskins. nae who live in the area. Please $7,75 Mrs. Edward L. Weber, Mrs. call viee-president Mrs. Leroy Choose Scribner-Jean Fresh Flowers William Teeter, Mrs. Arthur Schigoda of Bon Huer road, PR W. Hanigan, Mrs. Sherwood 8-5645, if you are ne\v in the c, FRED JEAN Hamilton, 1\1I"s.A. W. Ley, 1\1I"s.area. E. C, Gentleman, Mrs. Henry E. Mertens, and Mrs. Clarence Bessert are others. Scandanavian Symphony To Give Memorial Concert See our lovely collection of Book Club Sets YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED The Seandanavian Symphony SERVING GROSSE POINTERS FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY LUNT STERLING SILVER Nov. 20 Meeting will present a concert in honor 3143 E. JEFFERSON Ncak~~~t"a'iness LO 7-4656 .dJt ~ of the late Dag Hamrnarskjold A. Modem V"l(foritln e. Aluand~ Co Eloquence 0: MignOllell. on Saturday, November 1B, at . The Pointe Book Club will 8:30 p.m. in the Ma~onic Temple. Fial-1fR~[.D~ hold its next luncheon meeting Monday, November 20, at the Soloist will.be Dora Lindgren, home of Mrs. Earl G. Meyer, soprano. Miss Lindgren studies FURS BY COMPLETE 324 Touraine road, Mrs. Ken- at'the Royal Academy of Music C. GOUNARIS Alterations !iJongrac.J nard Jones will be the co- in Stockholm and at the Royal Swedish Opera School. She has EXCLUSIVE FURRIER Men's - Women's hostess, 904 eholmers VA 1.4063 ~ eWELERS' S I LVERSM ITHS Mrs. R. L. Shepard will re- sung before the Swedish royal \l(e Convert double-breasted view John Gunther's "Inside family. suits ~o single.breasted , Complete Sk~lIed Workmonsh ip Grosse Pointe's Pioneer Jeweler, Established 1930 HA~ ~HiP~fj) Europe Today". There ,~illbe dancing in the RESTYLING Crystal Ballroom immediately REMODELING La Cristy . 91 Kercheval-on the Hill following the concert, Scarves, Stoles Pointe Garden Custom Furrier CLEANERS & TAILORS TUxedo 1-6400 FRO 904 Chalmers VA 1.4063 iN Tl\ E Slt M Club to Meet AUDITORS PAID At its regular meeting held NEW'r[YRK The' Pointe Garden Club will on Monday, November 13, the meet November 20 in the Audu- Park council accepted the rec- bon road home of Mrs. Clar~ ommendatiorc Of City Comptrol- ence L. Fox at :,2:31.' o'clock. . ler Nunzio Ortisi and approved If you were meant for the better jb \NoN])fl(FU L Mrs. Clarence McBryde will payment of $1,750 to tr e firm speak on "Miniature Arrange- of Ernst and Ernst, for the an- things in life .•. and in haircoloring, ments." Assistinlr the hostess nual audit of the city's books ~ELECrioN OF NeW will be Mrs. Hen"n' A. Bokrnm for the fiscal year ending June WHISPER ThE WORDS and Mrs. Taylor H, Seeber. 20, 1961. '?J I Tt\i\\J CIs . f ~O.-ro TttE ~t

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this year-others arc oplional with the individual circ1es- will be the vcr" vital and time. Engoged Garden Clltb Celebrates 50th Year at Little Club St. Paul Lutheran ly "How Shall' I Pray for lily Elegant women clad in the were held at the Hotel Statler. throughout the state with "do Mrs. Longyear Palmer Is such Nation?" The ladies will pre- flowing, wasp-wasted gowns of Gard('n Club members soon not deslroy" warnings. pare for it by reading from the tile early 1900's confl"Onted an expert that she no longer tUl'lled from private to public The Garden Club of Michi. !.look of Ezra in the Bible, and ('(lually elegant women dressed beautification. In 1917 they !{an was one of thl) 'first groups competes in the club's exhibi- ladies Keep Busy the Devotions chairmen will ! in 1961's latest Paris llnd New planted trees along the new to campaign for the abolition tions, and members always take lead the discussions. 'I'his will .~ York fashions at the 50th birth- Seven l\lile Hoad; during World of I'oadslde advertising. A "be. several blue ribbons at such Installation of New Officers Set for Dec,ember be followed by a brief busl- 1 ' day celebration of the Garden War I tJleY planted civic vege- fore and after" I p n d sea p e shows as the Federated Gardell ness meeting, and fellowship . Club of Michigan, held last Meeting; Circle Meetings Slated and 1 table gat'dens, canning the l1a..'- painted by Mrs. Charles Wancn Clubs' fall exhibition at Charles along with light refreshments . ',1,'; I night at the Little Club. Special Projects Get Attention vest, until the Great Wal' ended for' a Roadside Improvement W. Warren & Co. in mOht circles. Some circles . '.,.~ lOut of towners included Mrs. and they could return to their booth at the lIlichigan State have luncheon or dessert before . '; Damel B. Ford, of Cleveland, 'fhe' club, whieh has a trial The women of 81. Paul Lutheran Church, ChalfOl).te pdmory delight, conservation Fair was hOl'rowed by the Gar- garden at the Grosse Pointe their meetings. ! 0" and 1111'S. Kenyon Bolton, and Lothrop, have elected their executive board for 1962. and beautification efforts. den Clubs of America for ex- War Memorial, last summer The Arne l' i can Lutheran . jlso of Cleveland, house guests 'rissue paper replicas of Miehl- hibit at the national eonvention, These ladies will be formally installed at the December Churchwomen Cause of the of the Arthur H. Buhls, Jr .• of planted and furnished a rool general meeting on Decemb~r 5. gan wild fJo\\,('t"Swere made by . Club members throughout the garden at the Detroit Rehabili- lIlonth for Novembel' is Stew- Provencal road, IIIrs. Erastus the late 1111'S. DeKtel' 1\1. r'erry, yeal's have lived up to their ardship. There' is no budget Corning, of Albany, N.Y., vice- tation Institute. under the di. President is Mrs. Ernest 1".------Jr., mother-in.law of the pres- molto: - "To Garden Finely," rection of Mrs. W1I1iamK. Muir, W. Deiss; vice-president, Sarah - Tuesday, November project for this cjluse, but the presIdent of the Gal'dell Clubs cnl club president, :III'S. Dexter I Mrs. Jam ~ s Herschller; 21, 7:30 P,III,. at the chm'eh. ladies arc U1'ged to take all ae- of America, is staying with !\Irs. Ferry; she and IIIrs. Edward ('O\l!'ting ('f thl' im'l'~!!!l'!!t God Lyllll J\IcNllugil~on, 01 Kellwood H. .Parker lOured s c h 0 0 I s secretary, .1\1 r s. Howard Esther - Wednesday, Novem- has made in them, and which road, Unital'ian ~ Ilel1;rSocial JVorker Laver, ':>erg; treasurer, Mrs. bel' 29, 1 p.m., at the church. they hold in trust for Him. Following the ladies-only din- man of the luncheon committee Clarence Da hI' stewardship lIIiria:n circle met on Novem- BC1'Ilard III. SegnCl', District They are urged to consider how ner, skits on the cluo's history Will Describe' and was assisted by !III's. Max secretarv 1\11'5: Prosper De- be.r .14, at the home Of. Mrs. the)" arc using their time, per- from its 1911 founding In the Supervisol' of the East DistrIct Sebba, Mrs. Harriet Ortz and J l • Wilham Osborn. 476 Fisher; of Family Service of Metropoli. Coster; and e~ucatlon secre- Elizabeth circle met on Novem- sonalities, minds, health, tal- -Photo br Bransby Old Country Club, (site of Mrs. Life in Greece Mrs. Daniel Maak. The meeting ents, capac Ities, ab'!lIes,tl oppor- Mr. and 1\Irs. G. 1If.Himmels- Horace Dodge's present home), tan Detroit, sJloke Tuesday, No- was held at the Unitarian tary, Mrs. Clifton 1\1y11. bel' 15, at the home of !\Irs. t ., t' baugh, of Brys drive, announce vember 14, at a luncheon meet. Some of the circle meetings Donald Lueck. 18778 Woodland. ullltles, money, voca Ions, oc- to the present day were enacted Church House, 17440 East J cf- cupations, and the Word of God the engageme'nt of their daugh- by costumed club members. I\lrs. Eugene H. Bahn will ing of the Women's Alliance of ol lth ferson avenue, have been changed this n: . ' For theil' part of Christian and Prayer. tel', JUDITH ANN, to Raymond T.he skits, wrItten by current speak to members of Friday the Grosse Pointe' Unitarian to .allow for. ~he Than~sgll'lng Service tlus month Ruth circle Lawrence Diehl', son of the C. Book Review Group and their Church. holiday. The CIrcle meetlllgs are will help in the church nursery, The Fall Clothing Drive for vice-president Mrs. John M.S. guests on Friday, November 17, Lutheran World Relief is rapid- H, Diems, of Hazel Park. Hutchinson and hlstol;an Mrs. Mr. Segner el(Jllained the Memorial Evening Group as follo\\'s: Esther circle will visit the Con- at 1 p.m. in the War Memorial ly heading to its conclusion. The bride - elect attended Cameron B. Waterman, (wl1o many family services available Dorcas-Thursday, November valescent Home; !\Iil"iam will Center. To Hear Mrs. Gentile Clean, usable clothing is being Michigan State Un i vel'S i t y authored vignettes for the club's through the society, which Is a 16, 12:45 p.m., at the church. visit the sick and shut-ins of the .She will describe a year of brought into Fellowship Hall where she was affiliated with SlIver Anniversary party in livIng in Greece where her hus- United Foundation age~cy. The Evening Group of the Lydia - Tuesday, November church, and Dorcas circle is re- for this purpose, before Novem- Alpha Gamma Delta. 1936), told the storY of, the Women's Association of Grosse 21, 12:30 p.llI., at the church. sponsib!e for soldiel' remem- band Dr. Bahn was Dean of An. A graduate ()f Assumption bel' 19. It is to be shipped' on Her fiance was graduated growth of the Garden' Club of Pointe Memorial Church will Rachel - Tuesday, November brance. Mrs. Chester Mercer atolia College in Thessa)onika, University, Mr, Segner rece1ved November 21, and will be d1f.- from the University of Detroit. Michigan, first such group In She is a graduate of Glasgow his Masters degree in socIal hear Mrs. Philip Gentile, offi. 21, 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. and 1111'S, Frank Rintz, Jr., will tributed throughout the world. the state. el~l delegate to the US Com- Arthur B!?rns, Jr., 2025 Beau- a3sume the duties of the Altar University, a member of Grosse work at Catholic Universtty in Warm clothing is particularly D.~IVER POSTS BOND The Garden Club Of Michi- missIon of UNF,sCO on Novem- fait. Guild. Pointe Memorial Church and Washington, D. C, He has spent deslrcd at this time of the year, William Jordan, 56, 3967 gan became a cha,.ter member Grosse Pointe University Wom- over 20 years WOrking II) this ber 21 at 8 o'clock. Ruth - Tuesday, November The topic for discussion at fOI' Inany IJeople live ill great C I h D' of the Garden Clubs of America 21, B p.m., at the home of IIIrs. the Novetnber circle meeting, ommonwea t. etrOlt, was aI'- en. field, prlnfipally in the DetroIt Slie wlll speak on "Women in poverty, without heat, in make- rested by Park pollee on Sun- two years after Mrs. Francis area. He was with tlie Veterans Robert King, 374 Aline. the last planned circle meetings ng Devotions by Mrs. Ray Wertz the Space Age" to the group in shift shacks-in Hong Kong, for day, November 12. while driv- f: dof tflm~ tpld a group .of will precede the talk and show- Administration prior to his .mll- the Women's Parlor of the instance. ing on Barrington road and l' en s a endlllg a bridge-whist itary service during World War y ing of slides. church. Mrs. Gentile has been Ladies arc being asked to charged with drunl\ drivi~g. He . parl at the home of Mrs. II and has been employed by h I 'th th distribution of . rruman Newberv about a gar- Mrs. Agnes Lindemann Is tea an observer at every United e p WI e posted a bond of $100 pendmg den club fri d'l Ph'l d I h chairman assisted by Mrs. E. W. Family Service fo!' the past ten NatIolls General Assembly in PllBLIC SALE 5,000 Sunshine Bags, some of a future court appearance be- en s n . I a e p la 'Allison, Mrs. Charles J. Bur- years. . New York as well as serving in which they themselves have fore Park. Judge C. Joseph Bel- bad formed: Mrs. KlIlg became gess, Mrs. James S. Eldlldge, Mrs. Sta!Jley Smith was chalr- vital Detroit community affairs. made, or to which th~y have anger. Jordan said he did not the club's. fIrst president. Other Mrs. Hubert .Goebel, Mrs .. John contributed, at Wayne County stop immediately because "there ')riginal members included Mrs. Not an Auction - All Items Priced S. HeU, !III's. Robert Jean, 1111'S, General HosPi~al on ~ecember Iwas another car that was too Benjamin S. Warren, Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. C. W. Lowrie, 11, at 1 p,m. fhose mterested close behind me," unaware it Truman Newberry, Mrs. John IIIrs. Carl A. Renstrom and Mrs. Household Furnishings should call Mrs. Arthur Goetsch was a police cl'uiser. S. Newberry, Mrs. Edward H, Sterling Shoemaker. (La 8-0333, Ext. 1 before 12:30 1---______Parker, Mrs. John T, Nichols, p.m.-thereafter ED 1-0013), by Mrs, A. IngersolI Lewis, Mrs. December 1, to make alTsnge- of the dining room. Mrs. WH- William 'Howle Mull', Mrs. An. College W01ne", Estate of ments. liam Osborn does the recruit- drew Green, Mrs. Cyrus Loth- A workshop for officers and ing of helpers, and Mrs. Ru- rop, Mrs, John III. Dwyer, Miss Nalne Officers officers-elect, and any others doljJh Scheibner is in charge of Laura Donnelly, Mrs. Strath- Ray F. Ide interested, is being held at the "clean-up" squad. earn Henr.lrie, Mrs. Alexis An- The College Women's Club Bethel Lutheran Church, Little The fin,,; event of the year gel, Baroness von Ketteler, Mrs. named Mrs. Bogdan Bayoert its 871 Balfou'r Road Mack and Framo, on Thursday, fo!' the women of St. Paul as Russell A. Alger and Miss Sarah new'presldent at a recent me2t- 'leal' ..• November 16. Ladies have a an organization will be the De. Hendrie. ing. Other new officers Include Il Gro,sse Pc;inte Park choice of two sessions; one at cember general meeting arui Still members of the Club MIss Delma Loyer, Mrs. Clar- 12:45 pm., and one at 7:45 p.m. Christmas party. 'fhls event are Mrs. Warren; Mrs. Alger' ence J. Totte, Mrs. Kenneth S. Enjoy Saturday, Nov. 18, from 10 a.m. The social eomm"ittee', head- will take place on Tuesday, De- and Miss Hendrie. Mrs. Green Patton and Mrs. William W. cd by Mrs. Guy Ropp and Mrs. cember 5, at 7:45 p,m., and will 'now resides in North Carolina. Innes. WlIlard Hosking, has been very 'flnd the ladies assIgned to new The Garden Club started as The group is planning a busy these days. The members circles on theIr arrival at the a social organization, dedicated Christmas party December 15 in " Thanksgiving SALE CONDUCTED BY have 'planned and served dinner church. They will meet in as- to Improving members' own the Lakeland avenue home of for the first of two Sunday signed places with their new gardens, ,vith tulip and daffodil Mrs. Emil 0, Dauch. On Janu- School Teachers' Confereuces, groups in the' nave of the shows among the first projects. ary 5 there will be a Twelfth Dinner H. O. McNierney David D. Stalker, Inc. on Sunday, November 12, and church for the more formal In the beginning, members gave Night Party in the Bloomfield' arc planning for the second, on part of the evening's program. their own papers, sneh as Mrs. Hills home of Mrs. Elton Appraisers 424 Book Building Sunday, November 19. Next will This program will consist of King's first one on "Necessities Awrey. with the family. be the Sunday Coffee Hour, 'on Christmas carols, devotions and and Luxuries in Garden Books.". Other neWly-elected officers (NOT IN THE KITCHEN) WOodward 1-9085 November 26, after services. installation of officers and Today, ~xperts in horticulture, include Mrs. Ludwig HelIborn, Mrs. Russell Stewart and Mrs. chairmen. Then the ladies will cons~rvatlOn ,and flower ar- Mrs. Albert Raisch, Miss Mar- at ill:======~U 'Bernard Schenk arc in charge be dismissed to continue their ran!5111gcome from across the garet Neudeek, Mrs. William C. ------evening in Fellowship Hal! nation to address' the group. Klenk, Miss Jane Shoemaker, . ,;;~ where the Charle's W. Warre~ \he first. tulip show at Hud- Miss Margaret Angus, 1\'Irs. , Co., jewelers, will have a large son s was gIVen by Mrs. Richard Windsor S. Davies, Miss Muriel .....;r',T

Rock Spring Wed., Nov. 22nd And this is the new 1962 model, On display for the first time is a delightful colonial trio Evening 7 p.m. level in the inimi~able fashion of ROBERT. 50N BROTHERS BUILDERS. Thi~ exclusive new VTattles home is a four.bedroom masterpiece, built RARE AND OUTSTANDING antiques, art objefs to fit the terrain, styled for the discriminating ,to be oHered to the highest bidder. home owner and centered in a community of fine homes in the Birmingham',Bloomfield 16th Century Venetian Cabinet Sofas Q',p.. I IvTaple are", The model is loeated on Rock Spring 18th Century Venetian Settee Chairs -..~"" Road. just oH Adams Road. north of WaHles Q' Fine French Troumeau Mirror Dining Room Suite in Birmingham. This home can be built for From the fa~hiondble Parisian suburbs. Designed by.O'Dell, Hewlett, Pro of Antique English Consol ..s Needlepoint Chairs you for $35,500 including lot. and Luckenbach, Registered Architects. Floor plan comprises: _ lL Living room (15'x23'QIIJ - Library 'f'ith fireplace {I2'6"xI4'4"J _ Jacobean Chairs Breakfront Model Phone: 1.414.9763 Dining room (13'7"x; ~'4"1 - Kitchen with Breakfast space (I2'6"x Spanish Table Bedroom Suites 13'7") - Screened Terrace (12'3Ix22'3") - Lavatory. Second floor: I Four master Bedrooms (I2'6 xI5'4") (I3'4"xl 6'5"J (IO'2"x/7'6"J An exceptional fine collection of Oriental rugs, porcelains, x (I I' 14') with two tiled Bathrooms - two servants' Bedrooms silverware, paintings, bronze and marble statuary. (I2'4"xI3'8") (12'2"xI2'8"J with Bathroom, There is a Recreation room (14'7"x23'5") in the basement with 'fireplace, Slate roof. Gas heat. Excellent condition. Two-car attached garage, Price $57,500. On view Friday, Saturday and Monday. Shown by appointment. (Dimensions believed accurate but not guaranteed.) Conducted by We Have Many Other Grosse Poinfe. Houses Our system ot photographs and small floor plans can . ' shorten time~consuming period of preliminary inspections DU MOUCHELLE MAXON BROTHERS, Inc. ART GALLERIES' , 83 KE,RCHf:VAL AVENUE: 409 E, JEFFERSON Deal with FuJI Time, Informed \Grosse' Pointe S,.ecJolists Lawrence F. DII Mouchelle, Auctioneer and Appraiser

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YOUR AD CAN BE CHARG~D Tbree Trunk Lines To Serve You 9ul.:lcly CALL TUxedo 1.6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You 9ulc:klV DEADLINE 3 P.M, TUESDAY 4-HELP WANTED SA-SITUATIONS WANTED CLASSIFIED RATES 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR P.ENT 6-FOR RENT 6G-STORE' FOR RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE MALE and FEMALE DOMESTICS ( Unfurnished), (Unfurnished) (U nfurnished I Charge Ads.12 words for $1.00 NEAR Grosse Pointe, comer STUDENT'S DESK. 'chair, twin STATISTICAL TYPIST-Are EXCELLENT cleaner. laun- 438 NOTRE DAME. Modern Cosh Ads-12 words for 90c HARCOURT up p e ,r. 2 bed. RIVARD near Mack Ave. 2 bed. Kercheval. front Manistique. bedstead, (?nd table. maple. you tired of working down- dross, wishes days. Call eve- two bedroom upper. Newly IDc 80ch Ildditio01lI word rooms, 1l;2 baths, library, room upper flat. Newly dec. $40 month. 3 months' free TUxedo 1.9982, town'l We need a girl, 25-40. nings. WA 3-8241. decorated, carpeted, disposal, screened p 0 r c h. Carpeted. ol'ated. TUxedo 5-5576. rent for repair and decora. Call Must have had experIence in stove. refrigerator, garage. EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes Garage. VAlley 2-4874 or 6A-FOR RENT tion; owner will furnish the a CPA firm. Shorthand, own Adults. TUxedo 5.0246 after materials, TUxedo 2-3046. Chairs, Tables, Lamps TUXEDO 2.6900 tt'ansportation. East side, Re- day work or mother's helper. 4 p. m. 791-1772. (Furnished) \\' Alnul 3.8762, All styles and sizes. 50% off. 3 Trunk Litle! ply to Box H-35, Grosse NEFF near Jefferson. 3 bed- 61,-SrORAGE SPACE Pointe News. NEWLYWEDS - Apartment, ---______VAN WAREHOUSE LINER STATIONS HELIABLE mature white worn. STAELENS GARDENS rooms. 2 baths. 2 garages. east side. Available December FOR RENT - STORAGE SPACE 13230 Harpel' CUNNINGHAM DRUGS an desires general housework. Heat optiona!. 885.2209. 16941 KE'rcheval at Notra Dame FULL TIME-PART TIME TERRACES 1st. PRescott 1-362;3'. C t hI k 'h TU 5-0098 5 days. References. Live in. emen oc ware ouse. 800 I BEA VTIFUL girl's Po III n ... $50.$100 lor 17580 MACK GROSSE POINTE TERRACE several evenings SL 7-0991. ALTE'-R--A-N-D--l\-lA-C-K-.-G-o-o-d sq ft plus loft 12 it ove 1-head HARKNESS PHARMACY weekly from about 6 to 9. Use One bedroom apartment, large 17000 Maumee, corner Notre accordion, full size, 6 shifts. 20313 M"c!r Ave, al LochmoOl neighborhood near Grosse door. Concrete floor. Mack of car essential. No parties, col- rooms, plenty of closet space, Dame. Convenient to shopping Almost new. TUxedo 2.6183 1'U '-3100 EXPERIENCED woman wishes Poi n l e. Nicely furnished Avel1l:e at Lincoln Ro~d. $75 a NEWS SAI,ES STATIONS Ic('tions. or deliveries. Call TU G.E. equipped kitchen, air-con. center. Decorated 3 bedroom cooking and general, 5 days, apartment for' one or two month or lease. or DRexel 1.4120. DOWNTOWN AREA 4-0073. homE' ni!!,ht<; 8fl7-0R,HI. ditioner. private parking. Call unit with gas heat, slove. re- Grsnd Circus Park news Stand Mr. Bliss, Homer Warren & Co., frigerator and garage. Open lIuuilti. This ii]JiirLJllellL ouiid- ALGeR F. QUAST CO. EXPERIENCED re-w e a v In g Majestic Bldg News Stand WOMAN wants work 2 days, WO 1-0321. daily. $140 month. Adults. ing has a nice friendly at- 18118 Mack TV 6-2000 moth hOles, burns. tears. Hea- 4A-HELP WANTED mosphere that you would' E. JEFFERSON TO CITV L1MIT~ eleaning only. Badly needed. WOodward 3-61i85 son able. Est 1m a ~e s. Quick Alden Park Manor (Domestic) ALTER ROAD, 802. Corner like. $75 and $80 per month. Camerons Gut Shall. Waybum References. VA 2.9836. LAMBRECHT REALTY CO. 7-WANTED TO RENT service. PRescott 7-4381. & Jeff COOK and light ------_ .. Fairfax. Charming tw.o bed- Everything furnished, no ex. housework WORKING LADY would like ------Park Drugs. City LImit.! (white), no laundry. 2 adults. WASHING and ironing done in room apartment. Private en- EXCELLENT LOCATION. Liv- tras. Also one cute studio IRONRITE IRONER, $30. Boy'S GROSSE POINTE PARK my home. Harper-Moross sec- trance in unique, attractive ing room with alcove, dining aparlment, $70. Telephone nice 1'oom in Grosse Pointe or 20" Schwinn bicycle, $10. Live In. Recent Grosse Pointe city limits. Mmer Pharmacy.' Wayburn end refer('nces tion. TUxedo 1-5186. three unit building. Complete room, 2 bedrooms and glassed VAlley 1-2818 or VAlley Reasonable. Box VAlley 1-4573. Kercheval required. VAlley G-93, Grosse Pte. News. Sulllvan Pharmacy. Beaconsfield 3-9686. electrical appliances. Perfect in sleeping por~h. Heat fur. 1-8985. and Kercheval GIRL wishes work, baby sitting, privacy. Attached garage. Ex- ESTATBS bought and sold. Lous' Party Slore on Charlevoix convalescent homes. Day or nished. Evenings. TV 5-9292. OUT.OF.TOWN family trans. EXPERIENCED cook, capable cellent transportation. VAl. GROSSE PTE. PARK Complete 'Ilr odd pieces. An. GROSSE POINTE CtrV by-the.wcek. 923-5105. ferring to De.troit soon. ,Need tiques, silver, china, furn.!- of planning lunch and dinner ley 3.9624. 3 LARGE ROOMS upper, gas Maryland 1011. next to St. Am- KnuU's Pharmacy. Notre Dame uniurn.',hed single home. 4 ture, Oriental rugs. Hugh C. and Kercheval for family of 2. Five days per WHITE LADY desires how;e- he a t, ran g e, refrigerator. brose Church. Clean. newly ALTER ROAD - E. Jefferson, bedrooll1o with maid's room or Bolan, 10233 Woodwara, TO Cunnlnghams Drugs. Notre Dame week. VAlley 1-1504, after 7 Couple. $85. PR 5-5690. furnished front 4 rooms, bath. and Kercheval work; cleaning. References. attractive 5 rOOLl!upper brick 5 bedrooms and about 3 baths. 6.2500. Noire Dame Pharmacy, Noire p. m. Call 891-7049. Also a v a i I a b 1e unfurnished. and Kercheval flat. Electric stove, refrigera- UPPER 5 rooms. heated, deco- Excellent. references .. $300 to Adults. S350 rental bracket. Two-year STOVE, refrigerator, washing GROSSE POIN I E FARMS COOK. General, experIenced, RELIABLE, exper1en'ced 1aqy tor, garage, landscape serv- rated, garage. TUxedo 2.7978. VAlley 4-5389 - lease and renewal option. VA machine, chairs. miscellan- TraU Pharmacy, Kercheval on white, under 45. Laundress with ref ere n c e s, wishes ice. Adults. VAlley 2.6611. the Hill THREE BEDROOM, 11,2 bath, 2.5052. Realtor. eous. 'Chea~. TUxedo 1-5912. "arms Drugs, Fisher Rd. and two days, other help two days. steady work, 2 or 4 days a AT'i'RACTIVE 1st floor, 3-room Two adults. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 2 single horne. Gas heat, ga- Kercheval Stay, nights- week. LO 8-0131. garage apartment, near Jeff- BRITISH Con sui ate office'r UPHOLSTERY, dl',lpery, sUp Schettlers Drugs. Fisher Rd. and own air. conditioned bedroom upper. TUx e d 0 rage, fenced yard. TUxedo 1- Maumee room, erson, Grosse Pointe City. seeks furnished house for covers. bolt ends. 79c a yard bath, TV. Starting wages, $45. WOMAN desires day work. Ex- 4.2398. 1810. Kinsel Drugs, Mack and 7.!Illle Rental. $75 month. Apply long let in Grosse Pointe and up. Rd. References. VA 3.0351. perienced, religious, refer- Woods Drugs Center. Mack and ences. TE 3.6211. , HARCOURT-Lower, I~ baths, BEACONSFIELD - J E F FER. Box B-13, Grosse PoInte area. 4 bedrooms. Phone WO VAN WAREHOUSE Boumemouth (7 Mile Rd.) 2 bedrooms, heated porch. News, SON. large bright, 5-room 2-4776 or VA 2-9000 (Craig). 13230 Harper GROSSE POINTE WOODS 5-SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED I a d y wishes TUxedo 4-2380, TUxedo 2. R1VERHOUSE - 1 bedroom. Grosse Pointe Pharmacy. Mack day work. 7 years Grosse 3090. upper, near bus. Separate 8-ARTICLES FOR SINGER Dialomatic Zig-Zag and Huntington VACATION duty, invalid and Adults. references, available SALE Harkness Pharmacy. Mack and Pointe references. Call after basement, gas ll'eat. storms, sewing machine in lovely maternity care, domestic h!,!lp. 246 MANISTIQUE - Flat, 3 November 25. VAlley 4-0131'- COATS-3 lady's: black, ermIne Lochmoor 5. WA 4-1302. sereens. $65 month. cabinet. !\fakes monograms, How....-d JOhnsollS. Mack and II- Licensed, Bonded, Regi~tered rooms, range,' refrigerator, mornings .. trim; blue leather; storm. buttonholes. etc. $4.10 pay- Mile D E PEN D ABLE, experienced, disposal., TUxedo 4-0128. HUGH CHALMERS TV 4-4040 Size 12-14. Boy's sport coat. Gol'onflo, Mack and Anita GROSSE POINTE FARMS tn~nts or $47 for fun balance. Arnoldll Drug. Ma~k and EIaw- CARELS middle aged lady wishes day size 12; Ove~coat, size 6. 1212 MARYLAND - L 1v in g Edgemere s~ction. Early Amer. PR 5-1688. thorne BABY SITTING AGENCY work. PR 1-3335. ST. CLAIR SHORES TUxedo 1-9133. Bob's Drugs, Mack and Roslyn room, dining room, kitchen- ican. 3 bedrooJlli" 2 baths, lib- CALL US, VE 9-9066 SOF A~ AND CHAIRS DETROIT AREA LADY WISHES days, ironing ette, bedroom, bath, heated. 28421 JEFFERSON, EAST rary. attractively furnished. GIRL'S lee skates, jackets, Briggs Drug Store, Mack and Floor. stock sent to our ware. Touraine CHAUFFEUR, housework, han- or housecleaning. G r D sse S80 month. TUxedo 2-0788. BELMONT APARTMENTS SWEENEY & MOORE sweaters, dolls. Lady's knit Rands Medical Service Pharmacy, dresses. house from our 4 other beauti- dyman. White, 17 years ex- Pointe references. Telephone New 2 bedroom apartments. TU 1.6800 Excellent condition. Mack and Moran 924-5772. ' 922 NOTTINGHAM. Spacious . TUxedo 4.5577. ful stores; 'some alightly above Blue Cross Drugs, Mack and Neff perience. Local j'eferences. upper, three bedroom. Taste. Large rooms, walk-in closet cost, some slightly below cost, Blue Hill Pharmacy, Mack and VAlle~. 3-1936. L0VEL Y 3 roo'ms with shower Blue Hill EXPERIENCED WOMAN wants fully decorated. Incinerator, space, carpeting, kitchen equip- and breakfast nook. $90. VAI- 42-INCH cabinet sink, like new. some at cost. at the ment, air.conditioned. Private Oevonshire Drugs. Ma~k and day work or wall washing. $1 fireplace, porches. ED 1.7411. 'ley 4.5995. 13911 Averhill. VAlley 2-2980. VAN WAREHOUSE Devonshire parking, $135. , L &,L Pharmacy. Mack and 8ea. SECRETARIAL SERVICE hour,. car fare. References. 13230 Harper consfield TELEPHONE ANSWERING PR 9-1419. GROSSE POINTE. 3 bedroom MANAGER, Apt. 3 6B-ROOMS FOil RENT. BEAuTIFUL ranch m.irik (3 C'ilony Patent Medlcln~. 15645 upper, $125. Inquire, 414 Ca- jumbo skins). sccrt'. Portable CHAIRS-Six matching mahog- Mack: MIMEOGRAPmNG LADY 'VISHES day work, 1ron- dieux. LOVELY room in 'private home Kit c hen Aid dIshwasher. any dining room chairs. Good ST. CLAIR SHORES 'DITTO GROSSE POINTE. Neff near ing, cleaning, ehild care. Good for employed lady. Privileges, brand ne'w. Bargains: TUxedo condition. Chippendale re- Arnold Drugs, Marler Rd. Bnd PHOTO-COPYING GROSSE POINTE PARK. Five Jefferson. Spacious upper Jefferson references. WA 5.8012. good transportation. Refer- 4-6784. productions. Usa b 1e with room upper. Newly decorated, three bedrooms, library, two Village Letter Shop ences. TUxedo 4-2822. modem or antique furniture, gas heat, disposal, private baths, enclosed porch. sepa- l-PUBLlQ NOTICES 643 NOTRE DAME TU 4-7064 CAPABLE woman wishes iron. Used Console Pianos $80. TUxedo 5-7742. ing for Tuesday. LO 7-1067, parking, beach, near DSR and rate basement, tWD car ga- ROOM for business man. Desir- CREATIVE \VRITING Work. l\1ALE-Coliege student wishes after 6 p.m. Lakeshore lines, close to St. rage. Adults. VA 2.5052, able home. References. TU Many makes and finishes, PRACTICALLY new 30" elee- including ant i que white. shop. Discusions. Criticism of odd jobs., Will. do anything. Ambrose. Adults, $75. Stove Realtor. 5.3545. evenings. TU 1.4128. tric stove. $100. TUxedo student manuscripts. Every Dependable, references. TUx- SC-c;ATERING SERVICE and refrigerator if desired. Priced from PLEASANT ROOM for employ- 6-0528. other Wed., 8-10 p.m. at 704 edo 4-4669. VA 1-3218; VA 4-0624, SPIKE your holiday parties eve- $295 Trombley, G. Pte. 30. New nings. Grosse Pointe Manor ed or retired woman. Near 2 LIONEL trains. table, and with some of our marvelous Charlevoix and Mack bus. Terms, delivery, guarantee series begins Nov. 29. Eight AWNINGS, screens removed. CADIEUX ROAD, BETWEEN many extras. Prescott 5-3635. tortes, unusual salads, cock- VAlley 4-2570. and matching bench. sessions, $20.00. Call l\irs. Ed Storms washed and hung. EASTLA WN 905 KERCHEVAL AND ST. PAUL Eavestroughs cleaned. Wall tail treats, buffets, interna- 3 BEDROOMS,}Ih BATHS Detroit - Open Eves. POOL table, and mtscellaneous Torosian, VA 1-9853. At. E. Jefferson. Front four LAKEWOOD. South. Gentle- toys, like washing and painting. VAlley tional gourmet novelties. All A beautiful, spacious 6-roDm new. Ideal for home made. M i ri am M rooms includes dining room. man. Room, garage. $10. Sunday 1-5 Christmas. Tuxedo 1.2445 aft- 1A-PERSONALS 1-4127. terrace apt. for the discriminat- •Weber, DI 1-2245. Newly decorated, sanded floors, Quiet, respectable, telephone er 5 p.m . new refrigerator-freezer, new ing. 'Garage, garbage' disposal privilege. VAlley 2-4593. SMILEY BROS. WOULD someone like to ex- CARE OF ELDERLY. Nursing 5510 Woodward TR 3.6800 change poodle sitting sen'- experience. Temporary or stove. Building fully carpeted. and finest in schools, shopping .AUTO DRIVER~! Only $7.54 6-FOR RENT' BIRMING HA1'r! ice for vacationing owner. weekends. Live in. SEneca Quiet adults only. and transportation. $175. 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT quarterly buys $10,000-20,- (Unfurnished I 115 S. Woodward MI7-1177 TUxedo 5-3'''06. 5-2894. VA 3-1003 VA 2-2125 TU 5-1172 WO 2-4607 O(l~ Bodily Injury and $5,000 1121 BEACONSFIELD, 6 room MACK, ner,r Fisher-Perfect for T..ADY'S black coat, 10.12. Mink Property Damage Liability. RESPONSIBLE business man flat. Oil heat. Adults. VAl- GRAYTON near E. Warren. Up- 4861 CHATSWORTH-3 bed- suites or single offices. Ideal scarf and muff. Studio couch TUxedo 1-2376. wants ride to Florida. Will Your Girl Friday ley 2-9439. per 5 rooms, heated. TUxedo room upper, 7 years old, $100. for doctor. lawyer, dentist, man. 5-0690. ufactur,er's rep. and porch chaise. TUxedo HOUSEHOLD effects. TUxedo chauffeur party for ex~nses. Secretarial Service 4-1336. Approximately, December 1st. HARCOURT, 822, lower, 3 bed- TUxedo 5-2556. PURDY & EDGAR ASSOC. 4-6687. Mimeographing rooms. 2 baths. automatic gas Best references. Reply to Box TU 4-2228 GAS STOVE. 8 months old. Re- steam heat; landscape, snow TERRACE FOR RENT HARCOURT, 2 family terrace. SINGER with zig.zag in cabinet, K-70 Grosse pointe News. frigeratoI' with freezer chest, Mrs. Coleman Tll 4-6442 services. Redecorated, open Jefferson at Cadieux 3 bedrooms, bath, 2 lavs., 19818 MACK. air conditioned like ne\v. Original cost over 5 years old. TUxedo 5-8724. screened porch. -By appoint- offices. Good .parking facili. $200. Now yours for only $34 ZA-MUSICAL ¥IDDLE-AGED woman com- dai!y. Owner,_VA I-9~ Four room terrace. Two bed- a"s ment or open Sunday 3 to 5. ties, telephqnc answering ser- or $4 per month. PR 1-1152. INST!lUCTION panion to aged person or in- rooms, gas heat, garage. Avail- CUSTOM GUNSMITHING DUPLEX, Moross Road, 2 bed- able Dec. 1, 1961. Mr. Bliss, WO TV. 2-3126. vice available. TUxedo 4-7102. valid. References. Call after rooms, gas heat, garage, $90. Franchisi.ld Dealer SIMMONS day bed. good condi. 1-0321. HOMER WARREN & PUNCH AND JUDY Thursday. WA 1-3470. LAkeyjew 1-1850. GROSSE PTE. GARDEN .APTS. Colt, Ithaca, Browning tion. Tuxedo 2-3327. CO. 14827 EAST JEFFERSON cor. MUSIC STUDIOS 21441 SLOAN DRIVE ner Grosse Pointe block, most Bausch & Lomb NEED a baby sitter? The Sit- Piano, guitar, classic guitar, One and 2 bedroom apartments. suitable for medical doctors Winchester Advisory Center ters Club. PRescott 'i-0377- VERNIER GROSSE PTE. ST. CLAIR SHORES, 22001 EUREKA-HOOVER banjo, accordian. Laundry facilities. automatic gas Dr dentist. Sp1:ce contains 4 Re-Loading Equipment and Licensed and bonded. Sunnyside. 2 bedroom ranch. 1961 VACUUMS 15 Kercheval, TERRACE APARTMENTS Inquire at 76 Vernier Road. heat, parking area. consultation rooms plus 2 Components Grosse Pointe Farms Sealed cartons-prices too low PRACTICAL NURSE, Grosse 927 VERNIER ROAD TU 4-8947 offices and reception room. TU 4-4440 Res. 372-8994 Between Lakeshore DriVe and B. McDANIEL CO .• to advertise. Trade-ins accepted. Pointe references .. VAlle".- 20&35VERNIER RD. Will decorate to suit. Rent 13333 Kercheval VA 1-8200 1-4719. Mack, adjacent Lochmoor Coun. GROSSE POINTE Park, 1134 $150. Cal Mrs. Mooney, agent HARPER VACUUM PIANO organ, voice, theory. try Club, attractive 2 bedroom 1 Block East of X-Way Wayburn. 'Upper 5 roomS Pre.s~hool through university on premises. 821-7850. RCA television, 21", mahogany 17176 E. Warren TU 1-1122 SECRETARIAL SERVICE apartment. Gas heat, carpeting, Now renting-New. luxuri- newly decorated, .gas heat, hot cabinet, good condition. 'I:Ux. 1e\'e1. Walter Mueller, 482 Co- storm windows. disposal. private ous I, 2, 3.bedroom apart- LOWREY Spinet Organ. Cost TELEPHONE SERVICE water, incinerator. $65. VA OFFICE SUITES or SINGLES edo 1-6562. lonial Ct. N., TU 6-1090. parking. Available November ments. Lal:8e rooms and $1085. Sacrifice THESIS PAPERS 2-0440. Air-conditioning and utilities $800. 1 yeCl.r 10t~. $120 per month. c 10 set s. Completely car- furnished. Free parking. . INFANT OF PRAGUE statues old. 884-3052. ROSEMARY GANT TU 4-3930 APARTMENT on Cadieux be- GROSSE POINTE WO 3-9118 or LA 1-0457 peted. Heated. Latest kit- 20930 Mack, Grosse Pte. Wds. make beautiful and memor- chen appliances, including tween Harper and Morang. able gifts. $5 and up. Extra ELKHART alto saxophone. CONSERVATORY CHAUFFEUR. white, . desires dishwasher. Plenty of con- Living room, kitchen alcove, ALBERT G. COUVREUR outfits available. 772-1281. TUxp.do 1-8581. Staff of Professional Teachers. position. 25 years experience, 556 NEFF-8ix room apartment. T h r e e bedrooms, separate venient parking. bedroom, bath. heated. hot REAL ESTATE PIANO, VOICE, references. TUxedo 4-6944. FUR COAT. muskrat, good con. dining room, also maid's room wa t e r, stove, refrigerator, Used Spinet Organs VIOLIN, THEORY CHESTER P. JANKOWSKI TU i-3000 dition. $95. TUxedo 4-6527. LICENSED p ra ctic a 1 nurse and bath. $165 monthly. A parking, $87 50. TUxedo 5- l\Iany makes and finishes, Beginning students through 6523. wishes private duty, home or block from Best's shopping TUxedo 1.9098 OFFICE SPACE a vall a b I e. MAN'S SUITS. top coat. sport Priced from . artist level. hospital. VA 4.3500. district, two bus line~. TUx- BUILDER OWNER Grosse Pointe's finest busl. coat, 38 regular. Man's lravel- $495 20758 Mack, near 8 Mile edo 1-0045. ness location. TraCy Building. TERRACE FOR RENT ing bag. Beautiful, tailor- Terms, delivery, guarantee TU 4.9843 TU ~-23591 EAST WARREN near Grosse 128 K e r c h e v a I. 'I'Uxedo made spread. Beige curt~ins. GROSSE POINTE'S UNUSUAL 684 ST. CLAIR Sf. Paul at Notre Dame 1-5007. and matching bench. Pointe. 4 rooms, newly deco- 8 pair. Green upholslery. SECRETARIAL SERVICE 3 bedroom, single. $90. TU 7 room; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Hawaiian Guitar; Spanish and rated, hot water and heat in- Small electric heater. L,',nens. Detroit - Open Eves. Multi.Kord. • Letters, Resumes'Composed 1-1100. cluded. $75 month. Special Garage. Adults only. Call Mr. 6D--RESORT PROPERTY • Dictation Taped by Telephone miscellaneous. Woman's shoes. SunJay !-5 Master Course electric plug for stove. TUx~ Bliss, WO 1.0321, • Silk Screen Mimeographing EAST JEFFERSON, gar age EXCLUSIVE HILLSBOHO 9~2AAA. LAkeview 1.2947. ROLAND GUILLEMET edo 2.3046. HOMER WARREN & Cp. SMILEY BROS. • Telephone Answering apartment. 5 rooms. 2 baths. BEACH Formerly \';ith the Victor SEASONED hard II' 0 0 n, 18" 5510 Woodward TR 3.680f> • Electric Txpewriting Private garden. Car space. Spacious h 0 m e overloo1{jng Recording Co. TUxedo 4-4581. length $15, 24", $18 per cord. BIRi\nNGHA~I • Postage Meter, Bulk Maillng ocean. Central heat. Bedrooms Delivered and studio Residence stacked free. 115 W. WOQdward MI 7-1177 • Ideas to Take Out open on to pink tiled 'Patios. HO 3.7422 . LA 6-8136 GARAGE APARTMENT. 2 bed- THIS - ,- \VA 1-5110 rooms, living, dining rooms. Private beach, shuffleboard~. STEIN\\' A\' Early American HESTER "WRIGHT-IDEAS" game room, giant pool, fish SQUIRREL jacket, dark brown, console piano. like new. Beau- 28-TUTORING BATCHELOR $120 plus utili tjes. Call after six. TU 5-5671. from seawall or surf cast. S"a- size 14. Excelent condition. liful tone. Shown 1-5 p,m. 577 fomler)y at 643 Notre Dame Tuxedo 5.1193. PRIVATE TUTORING son rental $6,000; or Dec., Washington Road. Tuxedo 2.6034 DEVONSHIRE near Warren. Week's Spe~ial! Sl.0oo; Jan .• $1.200; Feb., $2,000; IN FRIGIDAIRE 30 inch electric YOUR OWN HOi\IE Upper, newly decorated. 2 "farch, $2.200. Would negotiate LADY DESIRES position as bcodrooms, carpeted, drapes" 10n1(season. This musl be seen C~ILDREN'S PASTEL rangr, like new. $60,00, TU 40- All subjects; all grades. Adults By Grosse Pointe Cadillac Dealer 4334 companion for room and I to be appreciated, and children. Cerlificn teach- slove. refrigerator, disposal. PO~TR,A.ITS ---- privileges. part time, Grosse screened porch, garage. heat- THE RANDOLPH by Stephen Gyurirh I ~IETAL twin berje~. .,TUxedo 4-2820 ross and Mack area, TUxedo TUxedo 5.8347. Tuxedo 2-7081. Big lablrs, $75 takes aIL ~;XPERIENCED COOK, days. 1.1707. *** ••• --~---_._- 4-HELP MALE and FEMAL' Couple or houseman. Grosse 'PHO~E TU 4.8868 TUxedo 5.1200 PLEASANT home for semi-In. BEAUTIFUL hlark Persian coat. AFTF.R 6 P.:lI. BABY SITTER WANTED Pointe references. WAln'J! GHOSSE POINTE Woods - 3 valin or C'lrlerlv lany unner avrragr ~ize, $8~. Tuxedo --_._--~---- ;'oiewcomers to Grosse Poinle de- 3-6128. evenings. hedroom hungalow, gas heat, nll)'se'~ earr, Pli 7.00!l3, 2-0337. A:\SCOSET camera. 3:'> mm. -- 2 cllr garage. H a n

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YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Cj)uickly CALL TUxedo 2.6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Cj)uickly 8-ARTIClff FOR SALE 9-A~TlCLES WANTED 13-REAL ESTATE DEADLINE 3 P.M. TUESDAY ------FOR SALE 13-R~AL ESTATE 13-RF.AL ESTATE JIW:\'RITE ironl'J'. ~uod condi- !lIAINTENANC~: man at Pro- FOR SALE 13-REAL EST ATE 13A-LOTS FOR SALE' 2JC-ELECTRICAL tion. S!l5 Tux£'do 4-2142, t('st:llIt Chil'dren's Hom(' has FOR SALE FOR SALE ------:l boys_ Wish£'s to .~tal.t !louse- 'nIVARD BLVD. 3D9 ----_. __ ._---- PROVENCAL ROAD adjacent: SERVICE 87 WEBBER OUTEH DRIVE-Harper district, KEL\T',ATOH rt'frigcralor - ke('ping. They jllst lost th£'ir ATTRACTIVE Terrace Bome- Country Club Course and ELECTRICAL REPAIRS New five bedl'oom 9131 Manistique. Face brick, Tappan /o!:l' ,tU\"l' EXcellent mot!H'r. Appr('('iat£' fUl'llilure, 'l'!lrce large bedl'ooolS, two baths G.P. Hunt Club. 125'x235'. APPLIANCE CIRCUITS French Colonial. 3 bedrooms, basement, gas HUGH CHALMERS TU 4-4040 condition, Tuxedo 2.41;85. ('It'. TUxedo 5-2656. {)II 2nd floor. '1'11'0 bedrooms and Grosse Pointe ~------_._------OPEN SUN. 2-5 heat. L'xtra lal'atory, newly PROMPT SERVICE C;E:'IIEHALELECTRIC l'£'frig£'r- bath on 31'd. Living room, dl'('ol'aled. $13.000. TUxcdo Shown by Appointment alai' and stO\'('. Sofa. maph' WANTED 13x22 with natural fireplace, WALTER H. M,o,ST CO. ,'i-0788. J4-REAL ESTATE KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC W£'lcll breakfront. 65 ~'ards OLD CLOTHING. dining room, pantl'Y, kitchen TU 2-1400 ------COLONIALS WANTED A \rOMAN KNOWS COMPANY "ral' cotton earpt'tillg. mahog- BEST PRICES PAl D with disposal. Full bas~ment, 1007 Three l\Iile $85,000 PRIVATE party desires small ;n~: Duncan Phyfe dining gas h£'at. garage fOl' 2 {'ars. l\lay WILL TRADE 3 bedroom J!.2 :lluir Hd.. 229 . .2 bedrooms I TUxedo 2-5900 521 Middlesex .. 55,000 lot in Grosse Pointe. 50 ft. I table, dOl:ble bed. eomplete. FOR MEN'S SUITS bl' purchased cash to mortgag~ bath ColonIal in G r 0 sse Ili\'ard. 747 3 bedrooms 1238 Loehmool' .. , 49,500 maximum. Cas h. TUxedo 21 D-l:LECTR'C.At All in t'xce1Jent condition. TOPCOATS AND SHOES ')1' land contract with reasonable Pointe, appraised at $25,000 N. Oxford. 821 4>bedrooms \'alle~' 1-3361. Thursday and TUlsa 3-1872 1I0wn payment. All outdoor fOI' 3 01' 4 bedroom 2 bath Berkshire, 1222 5 bedrooms 717 Middlesex 47,900/ 5-5119, APPLIANCES 765 Tl'OmLlel' 45,800 . Friday only. A telephone C1l11wil] bring us maintenance p.r(ll'id~d for, Price and family room in Grosse Balfour, 938 6 bedrooms ------.------to yo',; ::r.:r.:,d;:;;c;\, 1.<::?2Q(I{I. ~;'CCI.:'~ discount f01 Pointe appraised at S45.000. Ri~h[ln 1014 7 bedrooms 1044 Whittier' 45,500 15-BUSINESS AllTOMATIC' WASHER A~D (;~\AY mi., ....,j,j" jdL...d. };.\Ld- . {'ash to mortgage or .III cash. I Cash deal. TUxedo 2-3105. IBrys .. 1544 Semi-r nch llG9 Dcvou$iure 4:i,5UU OPPORTUNITIES DISPOSAL SERVICE lent condition. $300. Tuxedo WE BUY old gold, jewelry and OPE~ DAILY 'Chalfonte, 324 Ranch 1038 Audubon...... 42,500 __ .. . All makes, quick. reasonable, PRICE REDUCED! 2-5278..------..---.-.-- silver.Moross VogueHoad. Je'I'elers, 22377 1\lac'Kay VA 1-8113 TU 2-4732 Lakeshore Lane, 576 Ranch 302 Grosse Pte. Blvd.. 38,000 INSURANCE, general, east side. Free e'stimates.' Also ironel'S. :\l.\HOGANY coffee table. S25. 1---- _ New 3-bedroom ranch, G.E. Lothrop. 18 \ Rancll 63 l\leadowlane 37,900 Due to age, am intl"rested in vacuums, ell!. 24 hour service, kitchen with matching refriger- 550 Lakepointe 37,500 . . . TUxedo 4-2491 Drum tub Ie, $25. Comer table, Higbie. S., 626 Ranch 19980 Wedgewood , 36,500 youngel' man Jommg me . S25. End table. ,$10. Knee hole ator, IV-! baths, carpeting. dl'ap- Belanger, 315 Ranch ll-AUTOS r:Oit SALE 1026 Harvard 36.500 Some investment may be re- I. desk, 550. Tuxedo, 5~0721. -A-B.-A-RtH--A-lIe-~;-n-0-750--S-'p-~-.-:111'. VER!ll0N-This attractive e'ries, tiled hasement, gas heat. Barrington, 657 Semi-l'aneh three bedmom colonial fea- 2-car garage. L ~ndscaped. $24,- Harcourt, 792 , , .. ]<'lat 1167 Grayton 35.500 quired. Reply. Box J-40, GASnANCE.-~~;;.i-;:"~-;:~~ del' Roadster, 4 tops. Imma. tures an enurmous screened I 000. Private sale by owner. 1103 Balfour 33.500 Grosse Pointe News. Waybum, 1106 Flat 67 Cambridge ' , 31,900 luxe model. fully automatic culate. 6 months old. Days and glassed porch. Deeorated Prescott. 2-4898. Trombley , Flat HOOVER 19960 Norton Cllurt 33.000 AUTHORIZED SERVICE with. rotisserie. HollYWOOd TU 4-4334. Evening'S 771-5838. in fille taste. I. I HaI'court. 778 Rental beds. metal frames. 9xll . _ 1936 Littlestone 30.000 16-PETS FOR SALE FIRST OFFERING ANN BEDFORD GOODMAN 1660 Fairholme 29,700 POINTE VACUUM white cotton carpet. TUxedo See The New FISHER-Three bedrooms. 2% POODLE puppies. miniature, TU 5-6063 LO 7-4706 1611 Oxford , 29,500 21019 MACK TU 1.1014 1-4651. baths in the ]<'a1'ms. Under A.K.C. thoroughbreds. ,J e t d $25,000. GROSSE PTE, FARMS JOHN S. GOODMAN 644 Pemberton ",... 28,500 & black cuties. Only $70. LAke- FREE PICKUP DELIV ERY O-I-'-U-E-N-T-A-L-R-U-G-S-.'-S-te-r-:-:Hn-gFor Line 1446' Lochmoor ,. 28,000 You will like this house. Ideal ISUNNING DALE, 742 _ Luxury view 7-7088. NEW - {l::IlUIL'1 - PARTS flatware. Victorian table and) BOB GREIG RENAUD-A fine example of for family living. Incomparably 1418 Grayton 27,900 . arm chair. TUxedo 5-5909. TU 4-6475 TlY 5 4000 Monterey colonial architect- convenient to transportation, home with lots of detail, pan- 259 Merriweathel' '" 27.500 BEAUTIFUL silver toy poodle, EXPER'r VACUUM - ure in one of the Pointe's schools ond shop'. ling. Four eled library, paneled family 277 McMillan 26,700 YEAR-OLD large size Simmons Alfred F. Steiner Co. AKC registered. V A lIe y C1cnner Service finest locations, Four family :arge bedrooms. $35,000. room, SWimming pool, $59,000 588 Cadieux ,.'. 24,900 1-2726. All makes. Frl'e pick up and Hideway couch with Beauty DODGE Lancer, bedrooms. plus maid's quar- 1410 Hawthorne .. ",. 24,5011 delivery. 1961 2 door; or trade for lower priced Rest mattress. TV 5-3128. radio, heater, standard t.rans- ters. SWEENEY & MOORE 418 1\1t. Vernon .. , .. 23.500 BOSTON PUPPIES, AKC. Good colonial. TUxedo 1-8164. HARPER VACUUM mission, excellent condition, 2024 Hawthorne .... ,. 20,900 variety of mixed puppies. PR WALNUT. double bcd, vanity ];'AIRFORD-This ranch home TUXEDO 1-6800 1-5370. 17176 E. Warren at Cadieux TUxedo 5-876fj. is priced for a quick sale. 1621 Bourneinouth ". 21,900 Hoover-Eureka Authorized and chair. glider cushions. 81 Cambridge , .. 17,500 Family room and B-2 baths. GROSSE PTE. FARMS PEKINGESE 6 months old pup, Service. inexpensive dining table. pic- 1953 CHEVROLET - Rebuilt 1418 Hampton 17,500 tures. VAlley 1-9843. An unusual opportunity to pur- blond, black mask, registered. TU. 1.1122 Open 10-6 motor, new tires. new battery, LOTHROP - Three bedrooms, GROSSE' PTE, WC>ODS 1907 NORWOOD DRIVE chase 'the home of a leading RANCHES Call evenings. Twinbrook New - Rebuilts - Par\;; REFRIGERATOR, 1951, Hot- muffler. one owner. $400. B2 baths, and a library, make contractor. Contains 3 fine bed- 1-6751. point. 12 ft., white. good con- 13242 Frankfort, after six. this Cape Cod attractive for Three bedrooms, H2 bath Gar- rooms, 2V-! baths, large fanlily 845 Lakeshore """ 69,000 rison colonial. Living room, 21 E~CUS', OM CORSETS. dition, $50. TUxedo 4-0464. the f ami 1y needing that room. model'll kitchen, excel- 67 N." Shorecrest Cir. 58,000 POODLE pups, toys, $150. Tux- I. . DODGE 1957, original owner, 9 Ilextra room.n dining room, kitchen and li- lent ca'rpet~ and many extras. 1.435 Lochmoor 52,900 edo 5-2301, Monday through SPE!\ c:::::::::t CORSETS AUTOMATIC washing machine, passenger wagon. Automatic, brary on first floor. Recreation 25 S. Edgewood 46,500 Friday, 1-2 p.m, only . Individuall y designed, light. G. E.. 10 lbs. capacity. Good power steering, radio. heater, MOROSS - Price reduced to room with 'double storage wall T. RAYMOND JEFFS 20097 BaHantyne ,.,42,500 condition. TUxedo 5-7152. good condition. $21,500 on this four bedroom w~lght foundations and sur- $875, cash. and bar in basement. Alumium 81 Kercheval 235 Charlevoix 44,500 20-PIANO SERVlCE Available 2 2 bath house irJ.,. the Farms. TU 1-1100 gical g a I' men t s, over 26 iioTPOINT e lee t ri c range, to 3 weeks, TU storms and sereehs. Built-in air- 683 Fairford 41,900 _ 1-3876 01' WOodward 5-1100, conditioner in libral'Y. Carpet- . years e:.:perience. M a u d e apartment size, 5-speed burn- HARVARD, 4209-FIRST OF- 19745 Blossom Lane 39,500 .COMPLETE piano service. Tun- Ban n e r t, 308 McKinley, ext. 16. ing and draperies. 116 car gar- 1\11'. VERNON, 278-Most de- ers. Excellent condition, rea- FERIl'jG. This eolonial will 985 Crescent Lane' .. 35,500 ing, rebuilding, refinishing, Gros_~ Pointe, TU 5-4027 or deceive you. Three good age" gas forced air heat. Shown sirable area in Farms. Sparkling sonable. LA 7-5645. '58 CHEVROLET Impala :Hard- by appointment. 311 Stephens 37,500 de-mothing. Member Piano TOwnsend 9-3317. top. One owner, good condi- si2.ed bedrooms. First floor 2 bedroom, 8 years old, bo:-ick 519 Anita " 35,900 LIONEL TRAIN, track, acces- MacKay VA 1-8113, TU 2-4732' bungalow, with large second 19981 W. Doyle " .. 34,800 Technicians Guild. R. Zech, tion. TUxedo 1-9080.. lav., and the large kitchen are 21 F-FLOOR SANDING. sories, transformer. Call af- features most families desire. I floor area, suitable for 2 or 3. 21200 Wedgewot}d ,.". 33,900 731-'1707. STATION extra rooms and bath. Large ter 5:30 p'. m. TUxedo 1-3240. WAGON. Chevrolet A, $20,500. This home is 562 Shoreham 32,700 PIANO TUNING and 'servicing, FLOOR S~NDING, finishing; Standard 6. 2-Door, Radio, ready to. be sold. 100 CLOVERLY kitchen, fin ish e d oasement. 20530 Fairway Lane :n,900 24 years in business. Free RANGE, Frigidaire, full size heater, $1,595. Come and see and be amazed. - guaranteed. Walter Mueller, TUxedo Very special 1\1t. Vemon Col- 341 Ridgemont .. , ~8,900 TUxeilo 6-109'0. estimates. A. Herzog, PRes. with warming oven. Excel- 4-7203. PURDY & EDGAR ASSOC. onial, built 1957. 5 bedrOOms. 4 Open Sunday 2:00 to 5:30. TU 19871 W. Ida Lane 115,fJi;0 1 5-5788. cott 7-0093. lent con d i t ion. TUxedo TU 4-2228 baths, 2 lavs. Paneled library 3-4220. CHEVROLET '61 Bel Aire 2- (fireplace), all electric kitchen M. WARREN REALTY STORY j21A-GENERAL SERVICES lTG-ROOF SERViCE Door 6-Power steering, pow------1 (large breakfast space), tiled 1'12 3 PAIR cllstom made lined er brakes, radio, heater, white basement and recreation room RIVARD, 314. F ash ion a b 1e 768-70 Harcourt (income) 51.500 LUGGAGE, t1'Unks. zippers. IFALL SPECIAL ~ GUTTERS draperies, cocoa background sidewalls, . 260 STEPHENS 295 Rivard '. 31,000 sample cases repaired. Gola f stick shift, lo\v (fireplace), enclosed terrace. neighborhood. 'Priced for im- Custom built brick colonial, 365-67 Rivard (income) 27.500 CLEANED, $7.50. Gutter, roo !ihell pink design, $85. VAl- mileage. Tuxedo 4-3787. mediate sale. Terms. TU ley 3-0566. "leU planned for gracious liv- Full air-eonditioning, sprinklers, 1535 Fairholme ..... , 24,500 stamping. cu~tom bullt lug. \\-ork, caulking, chimney re- electric garage doors, aluminum 2-2026; after 6 and Sunday, gage. Travelers Trunk Co.. MUST SELL. 1961 Falcon, new. ing and entertaining; living 10~5 Roslyn , .. 23,000 10323 Mack. Valley 3-0048. pairs. Insured. BILL, TUxedo HOUSEHOLD SALE: Baby and storms, screens; many other LA 7-4839. One owner, 2-door, radio, room, modem panelled dining 942 Washington , 23.000 Valley 3-0047. 5-8070, TUxedo 4-3930. children's clothing, maternity extras. Carpets. drapes. App't, 1765 Stanhope " 22,900 I , .heater, white. and florida room with sliding winter coats, suits. Excellent 6000 miles. only. Vacant. picture windows and garden VENDOME. 84-A real buy on CARPET LAYING condition. Draperies, tables S1595. PR 2-0085. HUGH CHALMERS this French Normandy, 6 bed- HOUSES OPEN , entry, library, two bedrooms NEW AND OLD rugs, other bargains. Reason- room, 4h baths situated on one Sunday 2-5 for YOUr inspection WE WANT TO BE CHRYSLER New Yorker '54. and bath, equipp~d kitchen, TU 4-4040 EI'es. TU 4-2557 able, Saturday 10 a. m.-4 of Grosse Pointe 'Farms most in Grosse Pointe and surround- Stair Carpet ,shifted Low mileage. one owner. carpets, drapes, attached two- I . p. m" 650 Washington .. bea1lt(ful streets.' NeL'r.. SII())'f'S, '" S2l.:;OO .14 Ho~ll'11_ :IR.500 (lnd TV. RADIO chJlcin'n'.' (I(,thiog fol' r(""1(' I Allr;J('1i"r r" 11 r h. Thp'C' bNI- DT':EPL/\:\iDS ;\/OHTII. il2 Top I47l Toul'ainr' IB.500 ;";O!l\\'OOD, I!HJ3-.-Exccllcnl 2 Service in t;. P Sll"p. TL')o,(,do1-P,OIl2.room~, t\lO b;ltl1~, living room. locallon. Ne"l'ly !leI\' Il..~I TIIOIlOU(;1I COVEllAGE 0/1,' hPl!room bri('k hlln,gaIOlI. ('x. LEWISTOl\' !lOAD .-- T h C' SERVICE ------.--- .... _- .. -". -'-'. - dining room. bl'iiuliful kitchell. ,lory. Comfort. sl}a('c. and OTIIEH {;110SS!': POI NT!': pamion n1lic. carpeting. g"_ Fa nns' mo~t ('oovcnienl,pres- WOLVERINE L. L. DACKEN BOOKS purchased ror cash panr'lcd f,lmily room wit ,I fire- p r I I' a (' .1'. T('n room~. 3~2 1IOUSr;S I'age. Ea,y Iprm,. lige location. :\lu.'.,t saC'l'ificc. 20431 Mack T~ 1.2791 Er.tlre Iibr\~~;;~~~JmCr?~/~'\,r~~.11~~ and small floor plnns. Or, MIN (lHOSS:r: POINTE- .. 16 unit fe-r .. MrDDl~ESEX-F3LVD:--=-8()'x200' ROAD SERVICE W"lk 10 SIal' of fll" Sra Churdl Fridny noon. for .1 Ij~t of h01ls£'s TUXNlo 1-057(;. af $2:',!10(1. II'hich are to he held Open Sun- racC'. 1\lwa."$ rented, show.~ ex- from thi, a)01o:.f !lP\\, 3 BNi- celien t relurn. fOr sale by owner. TUxedo llOOKS bought In any quan- room. 2 bnth ecloni,ll, Kilcl1I'n WASI!IN(;TON ROAD. 589- day from 2:30 - 5'00 p.m. GROSSE i'OINTE 4-705b or TUxedo .5-2051. tity, Entire I1brams, book. has huilt.ins. Spal'iolls Family RNd b£'auly. Four bedrooms, l\lANY OTHERS TU 1".9813 j f"\ 21.!l baths. 24-Rr. a Day t:.'~ cases, art objecl'J. Mrs, B, C. Room. GHOSSE POINTE Park, 2 lots Clacs, 1670 Leverette, WO MAXON Shoe Repair TAPPAN TU 4-6200 Sillowoy & Co, TU 1-3760 BROTHERS, INC. corner Lakepointe and Avon- 3.4267. CHAMPION date, 75' x 177' e'ach. PriV;lte 83 Kercheval TU 2-6000 379 Fi.lI., Itd" Opp. HiP Earle Richards Service 102 Kercheval TU 4-5700 owner, TU 4-5747, Z0391 Maelc I\n. tJl the Wood. I t • , • t , '. 10", l. .. , '" • I. '. .... ~ . ... . , '~"-"""--~.~-,,~ -- Thursday, November 16, 1961 -- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November /6, 1961 21K-WINDOW WASHING 21R-CEMENT WORK 21S-CARPENTER WORK , ' Classified Continued PRescott 1-505'1 ...... •...... is sponsored by the Christ ACME WINDOW Church Couples Club. REMODELING CLEANING CO. EASTERN MASON ... * 't 21G-.R.OOF SERVICE 11 I-PAINTING AND • Window Cleaning CONTRACTORS BY A CUSTOM BUILDER Tuesday: 10 a.m., Holy Com- DECORATING Commercial & Resldentlal END GUTTER CLEANING For quality of workmanship and iChurch News j munion. 10;45 a.m., 1\11'. Marvin • Screens - Storms Building Tuck Pointing • Ma- G. Pettit of St. Peter's Homo WITH GUTTER SCREENING EXPERT painting, paper hang. materials, see our model at 87 • • sonry Repairs.Caulking-BuIld. Webber Place, Grosse Pointe • • for Boys will address the Wo- Specializing In gutter work, roof ing by mechanics. free esti. • Awnings ing Renovators," Cracked Ease. Shores. Open daily 2.5. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• men of Christ Church. A sew- mates. Van Assche, TUxedo FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. our dwelling place in all genera. repair. 30 ~'~ars experience. • Wall Washing ments Walcrprooferl " Gutters _ ing and work program will be 4-1187. VA 4-1492. SCIENTIS'r tions ... Lct thy work appear conducted at this time in the Full~' Insured. Low priced. Gutters Plastle Coated • Roof WALTER H. MAST CO, Kerby School-Kerby Road unto thy servants, and thy glory • Completely Insured Leaks Repaired. Undercroft, and a luncheon wIll RICHARD WILLERTZ TU 2-1400 Sunday, ]():30 a,m. - The unto their children." ERNESTA. BOCK • Free Estimates EDW ARD M. COOK be held at 12:15 p.m., Men's avallability here and now of the TU 1.8170 01' TU 4-3930 Pointer and decorator; quality TUXEDO 6.1540 16484 E. 10 Mile lunch In the Parish House. 3:45 CARPENTER REPAIRS-Steps, heallng power of the Christ, CHRIST EPISCOPAl, and color matching, the finestl 153 E. Elizabeth WO 2-6125 PRescott 1-5057 p.m. and 5 p.m., weekly classes Truth, will be stressed at Chris- 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard ROOF REFAJRING Served Grosse Pointe homes for porches, siding. Doors, wIn- fo, 8th Graders in the Pi/rish tian Science church services this Rev. Erville B. Maynard, Pastor Expert on leaky roofs, gutters, 10 years. dows. Reasonable. WA 4-5606. House. 7 p.m., Senior High Stu- G.OLMIN 21S-CARPENTER WORK Sunday. Sunday: 8 a,m" Holy Com- decks, caulking. VEnice 9-2220, dents' discussion and study In 20685 Woodmonf TU 1.6905 WINDOW CLEANING Luke's account of the healing munion; 9:3(} and 11:15 a.m" LAkeview 1-6427. the Parish House. SERVICE Morning Prayer and Sermon. FOR HIGHr.ST q!1ality work- JIM SUDON by Christ Jesus of the "woman WALL WASHING 1677 BRYS Customcraft whIch had a spirit of infirmity Coffee hour will follow both '" ... '" EA VESTROUGHS c tea n cd, manship plus color schemes. WedneSday: 'j p.m" Meeting FREE ESTfMATES Carpenter Work, Repairing & CONSTRUCTION eighteen years, and was bowed se!'\'ices. Church schoot is in of Boy Scout Troop'156 in the chimney repairs, wall wash- O. Krauss, PR 1-1148. WE ARE INSURED Remodeling, Attics Porches, together, and could in no wise session. Ing. 0 d d' job s. PReseott J COMPANY ...... Undercroft. 5-7280. Garages. lift up herself" Is Included in VALLEY 1-9321 Additions and Remodellng ot DONALD BUSS TU 4-2942 the Scriptural readings. "Soul Monday: 7 p.m., dinner in the Thursday; Thanksgiving Day: Decorator all types expertly done. and Body" is the subject of the Undercroft, followed at 8.p.m. 8 a.m" Holy Communion in AWNINGS I ExterIor Interior WINDOW CLEANING • Famlly Rooms _ Kltehen~ Lesson-Sermon . by an address by the Rev. ]\f.l- Chri7. All types of cement work. Porches buill or repa\red, Free Estim"les or mine. WAlnut 5-734Iunidpal Building: and that a study he made as dition within twenl}' 120) days. $5.00 Will be refllnde-d to right: Provided howe-I'el'. \\'h('rc signs b('aring the m('"age Sl'ctlon 5. If any provision of lhi~ ordinancC' shall l)e- 10 the addilional ~pace requlrcd and the cost'thercfor. non.bidders afl.er rdurn of contract documents and pl~n.~ h('ld invlliid. the rem.indC'!' of t11e ordinance .shall not be "Yield HI."ht of Way" are erected lipan thc approacli to an interscction, a nrive-r approaching such sign ~hall slow to il in good condition within ten (0) .days. Plans and Speel~I' affeeled therehy. Minutes Of the mcetings or'the Council 1\" a Committee ealions will be mailed upon receipt of separat~ check In or the Whole held on October 9. Octob('r 16 and October reMonable speed for existing conditions of traffic And visi- the amount of $3.00, per set, not r~fundablC'. Bids mAY be Section 6. Ordin;meC' Ko, j30, cnacterl June 16, ]958, 23, 1961, were received and ordered filed. hility, yield ing the right.of .way to all traffic on the inlC'r. rejected unless made on forms furnished, wlih <:ontract. enliUcd "AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITiNG THE PUR- scetin" streel which is so close as to eonst ilille an immC'n i- CHASING, OFFER TO PURCHASF.t.. OR ATTEMJYI'ING TO The Grosse Pointe Lions Club was granted pe-rmisslon ate bazard. The driver of Any vehicle lravelini: at an till- A Certified Check or Bid Bond acceptable to the Owner in PURCHASE OR PROCURE, OR THE.TRANSPORTATION to sell "Goodfellow" newspapers In the City on December lAWful speed shlllI forfeit ilny rlght.or,wIlY which he might the amount of 5% of bid, made payable to the City Trcas- OF BEER, WINP. OR.OTHF,R ALCOHOLlC BF,VERAGES 11, 1961. otherwise have hereunder." ur('r, mmt accompany ('ach proposal. The deposit Of the BY PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 2: YEARS IN 'filE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FA R~fS, :\IlClllGAN" is herc. On proper motion mad(', supported Pond carried, the Srclion 4. ..\11 orrlinp.nccs or parl.s of ordinanc('s in wccessful bidd('r shall he forfelled if he fails to ex('cute hy l'('p('a1cd. meeting adjourned at 0:20 P.M. ronniet .H're-I\ilh are- hC'rcb.v repl'ale-r! only 10 th(' c~lent the conlracl and bonds within ten days after award. nec('s&ary to give Ihis orclinance full forl'e and cffC'cl. Sedlon 7. This ol"(lin;,n('(' sh;i11 take CffN-! twenty ~;rction 5. This onlinance ~hall lake df£'cl llle-nlv 1~11l The City reserv('~ I"e right lo rl'j('ct any or all bid.~, waivr. (20) days after the nale of its ena('[mcnt or upon publica' WILLIAM F. CONNOLLY, JR. informalities or accept any bid It may deem best. lion, whichever is later. ' DAWSON F. NACY I days illler its e-naetment or upon its ]lliblication, whiche\'er MAYOR CITY CLERK ! is lilter. LEONA D. LIDDLE, City Clerk ENACTED: November 6, 1961 Published ill the Grosse Pointe News, ENACTED: NoVC'mber 6, 196t CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS PubIlshed In Grosse Pointe Nell's, November 16, H161. Issue or November 16, 19131. PublJshe

) P~'9'eTwenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November 16. '1961 * * * * Feature Page * * * *, - ' ...... :-.7Z;. Pointers of Interest .. 'uJhen fhe POINTE. :~. , 'waS ~rowin9 up + .. + [tll'odle Uecipes .... ) . -. 01 ~ .'rl People i'J The Know flJ-<%n~ it SWISS SCRAMBLE Contributed h)' Counter Points :\Irs, Donald Hut.tu~s By Pat Talbot 6 eggs by Pat Rousseau In the attic of the former Fred G, Moran house, a white frame cottage of Victorian vintage off Kercheval, .1j1 cup thin cream Come To The Ball .. , i:l one of the fabulous custom several weeks ago cleaners unearthed a turn-of-the- 4 Tb butter made gowns from The Walton-Pierce Collection. There century poster, salt and ~epper to t~ste are also other delightful ready made 'p~r.ty dresses from The handbill advertised Kennebecbek, a black rac- 1 cheesecup shtedded SWlSS w h'ICJ1 t 0 choose.. They await the festiVIties planned and ing stallion, renowned in trottIng circles. Under the 'pic- 1 1amily size can deviled Ifast approachll1g, ture of the horse was this announcement: Will mak{' the ham J; + .;. season at Fred G. Moran's Grosse Pointe farm at $2000 2 small tomatoes, peeled .If Nel/! Look •• , at &2Kerchel'al 011 thee Hill. Irving's to insure a foaL" 'Horse breeders flocked to take ad- vantage of the stallion's Pointe visit. Break eggs in top of double lirst floor will htl~'e a boulique wilh maflY .treaSllrers ~o ell- b'oiler or electrIc skillet and ,halll 1'0/1 alld will he t;etldy hI time for holida)' shoppmg. These were the days, around the 1890's, when Hamil- stir in cream, butter and sea- ' ton Park raceway was the scene of great trotting races sonings. Cook slowly over hot ... * wliich attracted thoroughbreds from :l1I oV\lr the Detroit water until eggs begin to thick. My How .'amlliar! Sure enough'"it was! Nino styles wigs area. The race track was on James McMillan's property en, Stir in shredded cheese and for so many of your friends and mine that ~'ou really feel ~'ou add ham. Continue cookIng un- llave lieen the customer ill person at Leon's, 17888 l\Iar.k. Ah, and the outlines of the track may be traced toda~' by til eggs are done. f'old in thinly the line of trees around Voltaire place. sliced tomatoes just before serv- but there's the difference and the difference is convenience, Just Fred G. Moran was des c end e d from the Louis ing, Sene on hamburger buns dror' off your wig at tlie salon and go on your way ••• knowing Moran branch of the family. Louis was an Indian agent with a green salad and wine. it will be tenderly cared for and beautifully combed. Interested? who married Catherine Campau and lived in the Pointe Perfect for luncheon, brunch or 'fhen call TUxedo 4.9393. midnight supper. early in the 18th century. His son, George Moran, w.ho Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. ¥ * '* married a Trombley, bought the homestead from heirs MRS. WALTER KOSTE, OF KERBY ROAD, MRS. HOWARD K. FACE, OF Kappe'! Kappa Gammas An American Tradition ..• for example, is celebrat- of Commodore Alexander Grant. MORAN ROAD, AND MRS. SPENCER JAMES, OF AL1NE DRIVE WITH ing Thanksgiving It seems our heritage. if, .bec?ming To Meet November 2 J In turn his son, George, developed the propert?' in'~o ROBERT ROUNSEVILLE. more i)nportant to us as we return for mspIrah~~ to a fine farm which Fred inherited. Horses were hIS bIg by Pat Talbot ~ . The next meeting of the East Early American lore, customs and themes for llvmg., interest and he would exercise his thoroughbreds daily .The discussion over morning coffee and cakes for guard, but we would like to see Side Group of Kappa Kappa Authentic Williamsburg design is used by Mutschler for at the nearby track. Fred was a member of the Farms Mrs, Howard K. Face, Mrs. Walter Koste and Mrs. the theater at least half-filled," Gamma will be held on Tuesday, their newest kitchen, Even the fine patina has been du- board of trustees in 1893 and the village's first high- Spencer. James might be the normal household prob- they say hopefully. November 21, at the home of plicated. All-this because w~ are combining the beauty ll'lrs. Clarence Campbell, 1031 6f our past with the best of our present. way commissioner. To Fred Moran must go most of the lems of menus and children but with this trio it is much The theater has offered a wide Harvard road. credit for developing the old Indian trails around the more apt to be about Henry VIII. range of drama from "Heidi" to Cancer pad sewing will begin lie * ~c Pointe into lanes and streets. These three talented Pointe':;------.__ "Gaslight." Every other month . Take Ad/lalliage , , • of tbe specially priced beauty aids d at 11 a.m., and luncheon will be For man~' years he used his farm horses to rag housewives a I' e professional four to six hours dailv for lines athenewresidentplay andcompanywill continuerehearsesto served at 12:30. tit The Notre Dallle Phar1JJac)'.lVe stocked tip 011 skill fresh- wagvlls to the foot of Moran and the lake where he cut actresses, members of Detroit's and r('hearsing at 'Vanguard. act until the footlights arc Those serving on the commit. ller .:IId c1eal1Sil/gcrea1JJ.MallY Dorothy Gray ami Ruhill- ice in the depth of winter, The ice was then hauled only resident professional tJiea- Devoted to the local theater permanently dimmed. As th~y tee for this meeting are: IIIrs. slei'J producls are al'ai/able tit qm'te a saL'ings! ' around to the lakeshore mansions and sold to store in ice ter, Vanguard. They are cast which is having a dlfficult time repeat, the fate of Vanguard William P. Thorpe, Jr., Mrs. houses1 which the Newberrys, Halls, McMillans, Hendries a~ thr~e ,?f, Henry V~l~'s si"x surviving, they' have often fail- as well as their careers rest Herbert Mandel, 1\1rs. Herbert * d d d h d b '1 th' t t WIves m Royal GambIt star- ed to colled their salari('s so with their audiences. Schmitz, Mrs, Robert Wood, and A Helping Hand '... is given nature via Cas,s KrowleY'll an .e yar saUl t on elr es a es. ring singer-actor Robert Roun- that the theater's stars and ap. Natural Cut. The result is an easy to manage. casual but bl'auti- Like his father, grandfather and great grandfather seville at the Vanguard Theater prentices salaries as well as the Miss Louise Rau. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Thorpe, fully groomed hair style, Call TUxedo 1'5920 for an appoint- Fred G. Moran married into a prominent Pointe pioneer opening "November 17. I rent, light and heat be paid for ment. French family. His wife was Pauline Kerby. The couple Weliesley to Vanguard the theater off Woodward on TREE TRIlUl\lING TIME TU 5-3137 Or Mrs. Mandel, TU 5-0712. had no children but adopted young Arch, Vernier to it Wellesley alumna, graduate East Columbia which formerly On Monda,', NovembO)r13, the * '" * h th f '1 h t d, a left at Fred's death.' of the Pas-'ldena.Playhouse and was a foreign film house. Park council awarded the job People And Places . , . make l!ews at The Fashion W om e anu y omes ea v S mother of two Imps Dean 4 They're Determined In four games of' th'll 1960 of trimming the city's public Door 18546 Mack. Miss Doris, who is known in The The former highway commissioner's nephew, Jack I and SaJ,Iy3, Mrs. Fa~e bears ~ Professional theater a way season, Detroit Lions halfback Moran, remembers visiting his uncle just before the strong resemblance to gentle from New York has a gdm time tre<,s to Shock Bl"otJiers. The Terry Barr gained more yards Pointe is now on the staff and Mr. Tori's coiffures are as a pass receiver than he did latter's death about 15 years ago in Cottage Hospital. Jane Seymour, the wife Henry of it but these dedicated mem- project will cost $6,999.75, the causing many heads to turn. As for advanced ~deas! Miss in all of his previous four year Sibyl promises us notes from her recent CalifornIa ex. Fred G. Moran worked on the highways until just two neither beheaded no~ divo:eed. bers of Vanguard, now over a lowest of several bids offered. professional career. weeks before he was taken ill. He died at the age of 84. A slender blond W!th WIstful year old, are det.ermined to see , ploration of the beauty business! features, 1\1rs. Face began her its success. The slar of "Royal The homestead was eventually left to Arch Vernier's acting career in summer stock Gambit" is acting for a small widow who then sold it to an FBI man who was recently in East Hampton and reached sala.,' too and every day the transfered from Detroit. In cleaning the. attic after his the pinnacle of an off Broadway director of Vanguard Dr. Wi!- departure I<'arms City Engineer Murray .Smith ~is- prod~ction at th~ Phoenix T~e- Ham A. Gregory receives letters overed the handbill advertising the trottmg stalhon ater III N~w York before commg from New York and Hollywood c . . . 1 l' f th d h to DetrOit a year and a half and has. presented thIS hlstonca re IC 0 e ays w en ago with her husband who is a featured players begging for an h P t th f t e om e was e scene. a coun t.1'yraces t 0 th e Gr 0sse market research executive. opportunity to act in Detroit's Pointe Historical Society, A member of Actors Equity. th~~~~~Ugh all three Pointe r------~ as are all three Of Henry's actresses are veterans,in their wives, Alice Rolph Face joined craft they are often discouraged Vanguard when she first came by' their audiences. "Of course 10 Detroit, has slarred in "Peel' we \vill continue 10 act at Van- by whooziJ G~'nt," "Asa," "Ring Around the Moon" and was a spectacu- L..---'-....------...Ilar hit in the children's classic, Tiger baseball announcer Ernie Harwell rep?rts "Cinderella.Radio" Thrillers that he read this provocative story in a San FranCISco A star in Detroit radio twenty column. Ben Alexander, formerly TV's Dragnet stnl" years ago, Jan Koste \vorked her See Gray ... al,d Play! with Jack Webb and now a Ford dealer on the cQast, way through Wayne State Uni- spent Halloween in Grosse Pointe as a guest of the Ben- versity by acting on Wl\1B.C.She son Fords. As the trick and treat hour apprQached the was a featured player in that Fords' butler emerged from the pantry with two bags, thriller with its signature of the one filled with candy, the other with pennies. He placed chilling laugh, "Hermit's Cave" them on the front stoop and invited the holiday beggers ingand thein "OlddaysOperywhenHouse,"15 nctworkdur- THANKS to '(au . . . and the following organizations: Grosse to dip into either bag. At the end of the evening the radio shOll'Swere beamed from candy bag was completely empty, the penny bag ~till Detroit. The vibrant red head Pointe Schools (public, parochial and private) ... Babe Ruth Base- quite full. The columnist's comment: "In Grosse POll1te will play Henry's first wife, Ka- who needs money?" therine of Aragon, in "Royal ball ... Little League Baseball an d Football ..• Church Basketball ...... Gambit." Our editor received in the mail a postcard urging She returned to professional .. : Neighborhood Club (basketball, tennis and camp) •.. Muni. . I" I d'd t t "R t' E life a few years ago at Van- hIm to ,"ote for a po Iilca can I a e 0 e alJ.1 x- guard playing the Laurette Tay- perience, Ability, Efficiency ~nd Integrity," ObVIOusly lor role in "The Glass Mena.- cipalities (waterfront parks and recreation) ... Camps ... Hockey t:le sender himself had little faith in any of these sterl .. gerie." Jan is the mother of Your League ... Bat & Bottle League ... Soft B~IITeams . Country ing qualities of character. The postcard arrived the day I four children, Peter 11,' Mi- after the election and the candidate was running for chacl 10, Kitty 6 and Maggie, 4 Club and Grosse PI< .. >I< husband, like Jan Koste s, IS a rIa III ra/~/' Suburbia Garden Club members cnvei~ded their film dil"cctor, sbe starr('d in AT MARJE BIRD'S husbands inte costume for a party last week. John Zim- actedtelevision'sfor two"Policewoman"seasons at D1oom-and As we look forward, in spite of competition, .discounts •. catalogs, merman took the prize as the most unrecognizable field's WiIl-o.Way Theater. A the approach is character. He came as Aunt Jemima. .Mrs. Donald titian haired gamin type she realistic believing that give-aways, we feel our integrity - and quality merchandise Hughes, the hostess, died her blond hair black for her will play Kate Parr, the only 20/20 vision without role as an exotic Polynesian princess and Robert Van- wife who survived the lusty contracts or glasses is will continue to merit your respect and PATRONAGE. derpy] climaxed the costume parade by arriving as a Tudor lnonarch. Chinese coolie and then disappearing to change into a A~I three actresses .are J?ro- a priceless blessing . , . hI k flo ving cloak and new make'llp as an ('erie f('sstonals to thetr fmg('rt.tPs, dentures are invaluable ac , , 'arrange I Ihe weekly markctm~, Charles Addams fll-rul(~. laundering and dusting to allow when you no longer have the real article , .. P~LFE~IN~S ..! St.-C.lai~Y~~htCr:b.-- a smart woman uses A dairy farmer was questlOl1lng " [!!(J.•[."_'(.,J':(: hIred i Names New Commodore "props" and diets t'o man. "Do you hav{' any bad habit:::-< ...r,r,~(: .rJrmy.. (:"t achieve an illusion of margarine ;" I lit t hr' anmml nll'{ (ing of S!. beauty, .. s(; it is with 0;. ~ " '('],lir Va('111 Cluh on Novl'mhl'r I A fathrr we kllow wa!> in lhr li,';ng Tt,t,t)') whrn the, II. I/ob('r! .1 Snoll'cI!'n. of Bar.! hair, .. if ynu enjoy BE SURE TO SHOP AT OUR STORE phollr rang. With a Tesi:!net! sigh, br :.Jr-Tled hj~ I('('n: I ()llI't road. \Ii'S ('1('("lrrl ('om.' hewing your own hair a"('rl dmrghtrr: "It's Ilra~'ing vour son..:," m(ld"r,. for Ihl' ~'om)n" .1'1'011' ,., , , ('ollllTlor!nre Snowrlcn has rflrnrr;rCrl (lnrJ conrli- " " .. h('('11 hOlJ~e l'hairman for five tioned, cut properly, One of the little hoys living in Y',UT b!(J<.k Tfl;J'y he years and has served 011 tile given just onou(JnswhY~OmCISbover.re.ar(.ommooor(.: nonaJd people ran be penuaded to ~o for a walk. ro~l1in, of Yorkshire road. see- look your loveliest Grosse Pointe '" '" retal'y; and .r. n. Berkey, of I every hour of the day '" Westehl'ster road treasurer. I TU 1.5262 TU 1.2262 . }~o maUer how careless neighbors arl" about other A compllmenla'ry dinner for or night. The number to things, they send your children home at the h.0ur you tbe members and their la~i('s remember is , , , mention if not a little before .• , Kans81i Clty, Mo, wa,~srrved hcforrl Ihe meeting Times. ' and election of orficers. TUxedo 1-6833 t -