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Pointe Tennis Dr. Whiteley As Cottlt':Lea by Ih , ..... , ',J., 'I,'., !- .• ' 'A" "'..... ~-.,I.'...1" ;"",' t.: ;, ,oi., AJI tn,' ~'WI' 0' All tlte Point,. Every ThundlY Morning . * * • CIII TUx.d~ 2.6900 rosse • i- Complete News Coverage of A.U the Po intes ews VOLUME 20-NO, 24 Entered u second Clu. Matter .t the Post Oftfe. at Detroit. Mlell. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, JUNE I'. /959 6c Pel' Copy '3.~ Per Year 24 PAGES' TWO SECTION , SECTION 1 HEADLINE~ Richard Gals'Fast'Off Their Marks --'- oflhe '''EEK All Pointe Tennis Dr. Whiteley As COttlt':lea by Ih. ,'" 0'" Tops Ticket Grf}sse PO;"le Neu's T. ourney to . pen For Trustee Thursday, June 4 . THE WESTERN forei gn lncurtlb~n;' Pon9rl~z Un- ministers have offered a ,neW At Clubon June 27 seated; Henry Haberkorn five-point truce p:-oposal ove; . I I Wins One. Year Term Berlin which WOUld. include' ... All Players Urged to Enter Event Started in 1956; • freeze on Westem troops in ~ West Berlin' in exchange for Cllsses Provided f,)r Both Sexes A mandate by the voters Russian agreement to the iso-' ../ . , ' Of All Age Groups of the Grosse Pointe School lated city's freedom. District rejected an incum. At present, the West has a The third All Grosse Pointe TennisTou~'J1ament be.t;1t's bid for another term 10,OOO-man troop garrison in will open Saturday, June 27, and will be completed as a member of the Board West Berlin, 5,000 Am~ricans, Sunday, July 5, at the NeighborhooCl Club, St. Clair and Waterloo. 1'---- _ of Education at an election 3.000 arilish and 2,000 French. held on Monday, June 8 A swift agreement by the Th~s tournament U ope~ to and picked a newcomer t~ Russians is not expected, .but I all res~dents of th~ five Gro~e Devils Will, replace him. ' it was thought that the Soviet Pointes. It is sanctioned by the diplomats were interested. U,S.L.T.A. and sponsored by BeL T" J ' 'Defeated was Edward Pon. • • • the Neigliborhood Club, which 'rop' gracz, who received 2,071 asked H. Gorpon . Woo d, "'Y' Friday, June 5 votes; and replacing him was AN INVESTIGATION' of Charles Wright III, and Roland Dr. Robert Whiteley, who POll- Gray to act as the committee .O'lCe Aga~.n the books and records of the in charge." ed the, highest number ot Society of Survival Interna' •. .! votes, 2,843. THe term it for tiona r SOS has been ordered .. They urge~ a11 tennis playe-rs GPHS A hI four years. by the Corporation and Se- to enter, remir.ding them that t etes Capture curities Commission. The SOS it isa fun tournament with More Top Honors Than Retained on the board, also was orgallized last year to ap- conSolation tournaments in All Teams Combined for four years, was Mrs. Ruth all events. There will be __ pea! t6 heart disease patients. Goepel, who was given .2,260 votes. According to Commissioner players of every calibre. By Fred Runnells Lawrence Gubow, the ,5OCiety , Time to Enter GrosseP a i n t e High Elected to fill the unexpired asked to have its status Enter how and get partners School captured the covet. term of James W. Lee III. changed to nonprofit. How- for the doubles events. Entries whose resignation cretlted a ever, in pamphlets available must be made in person at the ed Border. Cities League vacancy on the board, Was C. atan address in the Penobscot NeighborhOod Club or Gray's All-Sports trophy.for the Henry' Haberkol'n, who reo Sport Shop. The one entry sixth consecutive year with ceiv~ 1,58i votes ..' He building, the SOS has already , No' race ever h'ad a more 'e~en start than this one "'ill been calling itself 'a nonprofit • . -Picture by Mllton Volkens fee of $3.00 for adul,ts, $1.00 a combined total of 147% serve from July, 1, 1959, to . dalring the annual Field Day held by Richard Schooi conducted on the. school playground in Ridge road,' for juniors permits' ~ to points annexed in the six June '30, 1960.. ' organization. "We have not, between McMillan and Muir roads. enter ~ny or all events fill' a. ., by any stretch of the imagina- on Thurs,day, June 4. A full program of events was wh'ICh .he or she is eligible. m Jor SPOrts. ". He' d.efea'-~~ D...... Courtn.~"" The following events will : .Although the Devi.ls captur. Rankin, .who got 1,',90''I votes, be held: ed only t,he te~nis cham'Pron~andOhatles W. Zentrrat, who ner,::~~,',es:~r:;:City-County J~~Pho~.a~~~:Health Com- ..GPU. S R.ead.'.y'.-Hunt_ ClUb's H.orse. Show S.ent to.....Jail Men's-Singles and Doubles. ship •. the Pointers shared the l'eceiveq.997. ' W ' football title with Royal Oak • Doubles.omens-Singles and 'and took SCC1:lnd plaees .. in Only t,ZIt Vote _iO:::•.:..;,;.0', FOrOpfi.Riug E~tedlOp~.~~~~~'C. ...for JtoJilJery Junior Boy, (1B and undet") swimming, track andb~eb"al1. 'Areording to 6ft.'. I S' B,sketball was the lowest • lC1a ~ces, mglea and Doubles. finish; 'with the'r>evils taking ,289. ballots w,'e~.rst In the y~2i~ ~s:esn:;;OFfL~b;~OfCarnJ,val I ,rh.a"~!~~:QP#~'JlIDe, 18 InShores' ". JW1.iorBOYI. (IS and under) fourth p.lace ,', '.., elec~~w.tMeav.200 .... ~~~~1~cf~) ; .nH!.~;":.~C~?~f:~:j__ ~:r~ ~y ';"1::;"w.:; =~~~Big ...... d, 'f<>;- '.'~.; ~t~.~2;ciCI\l;~WoiH;.oi:'C..;n!ry.~ •. ~Ostp.i, .Se"~e.d' far Bu,g. 'SinBies ADd Doubles:.'.. '"the way' and lVJW-lJO.t,d.~:iMiIot.s,"lt~,.. ... Ja" ,*9,,- Planbe. disa~~aredd v.:hj]ew'o~'I'da::"f\I(or~irig~af'lO;'Antique An,ma/s ,Will Be Enteredll1! Totl' ".!' 'Iary of Dale Residence Junior Girls (111 and Under) mined until the end ofb,Ase- ,.,.." '.. ' .,,;c ,'. born mg nusslon urlng or '. 102 t . Singles. - . " ball season'. It was: theiPo!rit~In~ li;IlJol,thenumbl!f" em C .'b Sh' . Of S h d , d Ev' War II. The nine crew lIl - Irs to e Own ",,:.t%' . C e u e en ~... .. last January '0 M. cd Do hi (I ) ers' second place that wtapped 'that voted,. the b.illotin,. wd bel'S, two from Michigan, were The 48th amltla1' Grosse Pointe Horse Show, which ---,.- IX u es- al ages. up the trophy. Gl"O£SCPointe considered exception'al; in 'that ~try blanks are available trl\iled Royal Oak by 2* itwasrnore than double than first reported missing in' ac- A gigantic parade will will be presented at the CIubgrounds in Cook road on Shores Police Chief Fred at(piers),aN the thecity Neighborhoodbeach par,ks, points going into the. spring that of two years ago, urhen... tion and then dead. None of herald the opening of ,the the weekend of June 18-21, gives' indications of. reaching Duemling disclosed on Fri. them were :ve.r f~und. Grosse - Pointe University new s~nimits in. both quality and size. day, June 5, that the case Club and Grays Sport Shop., sports season. only about 1,800' went to the Sunday, June 7 Obtain your entry bl.anks 12.Time' Whmer polls, school oI'ficials said.' School Carnival this Satur. The American Hocse Shows~"'---~---____ against. two Detroit men now and enter today. The greatest winning mar- Th" h h b 1 TWO W AYNl:' CHILDREN day morning, Th'is' eighth Associatio{l has designat~ the 'of elasgeS increased from 88 who invaded the Robert F1rst Held in 1956 gin was compiled by Furdson IS IS t e way t e. al ot! were killed. Saturday, and annual all-school fair raises Grosse Point~ event as. an last year. to 102. Among the Dale residence, 50q Ballan- 'The first. tournament, was when the Tractors took the went at eac~ of the elementary their mother and baby brother money for the Scholarship or Horse, Show," a dis- new competi~iohs will be three tYI!e, last January 10, was held in 1956, with the follow- trophy with I621h points in ~chools, which served as poll. injured when they were struck u!i0r: Fund. tmctlOn that IS reserved for and five-gaited stakes for closed. I . ing emerging as winners: the 1941-42y ear. 'Grosse :ng places for the areas: by an automobile on the way Men's Sin g 1e s, San d y Point's highest winning total Votin( 111Preclnets home from a visit at their In .the cavalcade will. be a mere handful of the fore- Michigan-owned horses only The chief said that the two, cars of all types" modern, most horse:s~ows in the Uni~ed Th l'k lihood' that the Walter Simard, 28, of 7452 Wiener, Jr.' (Continued on Pare 10) , grandmother's. The driver of Men's Do ubI e s, Joseph ------ Trombly _ Whiteley, 262: asportsu models and 'antique States. ThIS IS the only major : I eh IS d'11 Steger, and Donald E. Lisiew- the car. GilJ.rran' D. Mullreed 'tos "'I'th th~ EdI.S'on Com'_ outdoor horse show in Michi- num er.of .orses entere w~ . Kristufek and Dr. Robert Goebel, 148; Pon'gracz, 186; of Belleville, said that the vic- pany callioPen featured.,~ , gan ,which has received this be up about 10. '.percent . over ski,guilty28, toof a17389chargeMendota,'ofarmedpled Behan, Alan", Boxes' Haberkorn, 172; Rankin, 121: tims stepped in front of his Among the o\'mers ~ an'- cherished accolade. last year. OffiCials ~shmate. C H~~~n's Sin g Ie s, Betty and Zentgrar, 64.
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