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Entered ~ Second Class MaUer , / VOLUME .IS-No. 52 at the Post Office Detroit. Web. GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN .• DECEMBER 26., 1957. 16 PAGES Fully Paid Circulation at • _ ~ ' f ..... '

Top Events HEADLINES Study of Science of the Of '57 Told \VE~K Being Stressed in In Review As Compiled by the G1'osse Pointe News fiighlights in Community, .....:": ",'.' POI.nte's Schoo.ls During. Year Revealed Thursday, December 19 .. ,..,.::;" ," By Study_of_H_eadlines . DECEMBER TORNADOES . ,. W.th 1957' d, smashe'd Mt. Vernon and oth'er '.. Third in Series of ArtiCles Deals W;th How Curriculum the Pointe c~~:I!~~~non communities in Illinois, Mis- '. " W B .'t. EI t G' d souri and, Indiana late Wednes- ., ' as UI In em en ary ra es many events that took place day. At least six pl~rsons were Editor's Note: This is the third in a series of articles on the, during the year. A sum- killed and more than 80 were Grosse Pointe School System and, how it copes with today's mary of the' most import- injured. need. for a greater stress on mathematics and science. ant and interesting happen- The worst of the twisters hit ; This article, writted by a local mother .and interested . .led f th eitize~t ~Mrs. Helen M. Graves" deals specifically with the mgs are compl or e Murphysboro, Ill., where four elementary school science curriculum. NEWS readers, in this, the people died, by State Police \ By Mrs. Helen M. Graves last issue of the year. count, and Mt. Vernon, where 39 were injured. * ,* * January 3-The Points • • • Most of, our girls and boys in our Grosse Pointe showed it had a heart when THE ATLANTIC ALLI- Elementary School will live' until the end of the 20th residents banded together to ANCE. Wednesday n ig h t Century and a large pr:oportion willlive.well into th~ aid a Woods family which lost rea;:;hed limited accords in 21st Century. " . all of its worldly possessions principle on the arming of Parentst teachers and other S . S ell in a fire that completely de. Europe with nuclear missiles adults working with children. pace t7 stroyed their 'home on Decem- and a new approach to Russia need to keep that fact const- It ber 20. Victims of the fira on disarmament. antly in mind and to pond&' Top l~$ue were Harry Marley,' his wife, This formula 'of "arms and its meaning 'as they 'Prepar~ , Anne Mae, and their childre~ negotiate" reconciled the boys and girls not only for life Ronald, Patricia, Gay, Joy, and United States' preoccupation today but also ror the next 2:5. In Woods Harry, Jr. Citizens and or- with military strengthening to 75 years. ganizations contributed more of the alliance and European What will it be like - that than $2,200, 'and quantities of desires that the West should world of 1975 to 2025 when Co '.1 C II S J clothing and furniture. A com- show its willingriess to s.eek our children will be living" as' uncI a s pe e ia mittee of prominent Woods peace. adults? Because we are raising Meeting to Discuss citizens helped the family find Neither agreement involved them for'tomorr<>w as well as Means for More a new home. They also aided any formal commitment by all . . -Picture by Fred Runnells for today what kind of educa- Office Ro'om the family in negotiating the 15 allied nations. Both still Temporary surfacing has been completed and a Permanent top surfa~ngwill not be. done until spring. tion will they' need? Among purchase o:!: the home, with were subject to widely vary- woven wood fence erected on the addition to the Space will' be available' for ~bout ,80 more cars. The other questioru}: What -kiIid of -- part of the financial contribu- ing lllterpretations. The con- h 1 h Hill' . ff R'd d' hi h ' people must th,ey,'be to cope A "never say die" Woods nons as down payment. parking lot in the Farms Kerc eva -on-t eo entrance IS 0 1 ge roa ,'VIe is expected to relie.ve "1 'd k d' census was that the U. S. 11b f t aff' K h .:., . with the futUre's pr()lblems? counCl expresse een' 1S- January 10-The Grosse business district. wi, e. open or use very soon. r IC on erc evcu avenue. . . h h had obtained its major ob- It The f~mous, anthr<>pologist apPOIntment t at t e city's Pointe Board of Education jectiv~agreement that mis- . ' . I. Marglaret Mead stated it mo~ voters rejected a bond issue eyed a 4-mill tax levy to pro- "t' t siles in Europe were necessary Pc°e?~ally -:-:tha .~, will qe ,for a new municipal hall, vide for additional teachers, to its defense-at the price of Center Party Hlegh School Stu'de'n s, S:xII ',T'.raff;;'""" ralsmg chll~~n who 11reach but ~ Thuisday~ Dee,ember increase in teachers' salaries modifying its opposition to a P'" -. d f U V t. M h. D t'h M for the moon.. 19, called for d. spe blunt notice to truckers __ '.' . , ,that:.matier" have ever de- sessIonls ~ondaYt Jan~ry 13. ing of the Grosse Pointe High Wednesday that they stand to All New Res.lden-ts of Com- Election Processes and V~tlng Methods Learn~d By ,Woods Man [ ...test to DOle' 'liberately set out to envision: Mayor Kenneth Koppm an.d School heating plant and to g th be f th ' take care of other improve- lose their operating permits if munity Invited to Annual Stu d ents 0f t he lit h Gra de As Result oJ: In.Juries what sOrt of world will C01l( e mem. rs 0 . e COunCll ments. The Board set March they honor "hot cargo" labor ------. . . .! front Us 25, to 5O"years hence sh'Owed their disappointment clauses. Without specifically Event on Sunday, Jan. 5 When they reach voting age, the lith grad~rs at Reeeive.d Dec. 9' . when today's studoents, have that the electors turned down, 5 as the date for a special elec- passing upon the legality of . Grosse Pointe High School ;W;ill have ni> troubl~, undei;;. . . \ ~ grown 'UP, .and then to draw for the third ~im.e, a bond tiont to seek approval of tax .. such clauses, the Commission The Board of Directors of standing the voting proceSses and the Use of voting .. The. Pointe has, recorded the logical, inipl,icationS for isst!e for $340,000which would payers of the School District. &aidcommon carriers under its the Grosse Poi n t e War " . machines: six traffic deaths so far this our schools? .' have given the Woods a new The move was backed b~r the jurisdiction must not bargain IMemorial AssoCiation will On Tuesday'. December 17. year. A partial' answer to thi,'s 'municipal building, by a 932 various P. T. A. presidents and thr h 1 b t t "st" members of the P. T. A. Coun- aw~y, .ou~ a or con rac S welcome to 32 Lake Shore, T WO A Ccz-dents the students of the 11th ~~e 'The latest ,to die was que lon ~ we, look at tI:e, to 871 v.()~e. eil. It was pointed out that the!.,; obllgatl0n to serve the 11 h f 'I' hoed ASS. set up their own election' D "d G B dl 6 f (irosse P~mte school syste~ IS • Compliments Committee public. ~ t e am~ les ~ 0 ~ v . tame lte be d :f' 4J th . aVl . ra ey, 7 , 0 an' exciting and fascinating The may. 0 r com....limented if the system is to maintain . Into the POlntes In 1957 on ar, our 0... em. as a 1835 Alin h h.t I \., ~. its' t h' h t dard 't The Commission's una."ll- , matter O'f fact, and held' an.. e! W 0 was. lone. The story- is that. 01 the the. 25-member M un i c i pal pres en J.g s an , 1 " " mous decision, with all of its Sunday, January 5 from 3 The corn;;-;;t Uniwrsity ~~ection in much' the . same while crossmg the street at ele~.entary ~enc~ eur~cultJ?1. Bt:ilding ~tudy: Commi~tee ~or will need $1,522,857, over and 11 members taking part, con- to 5 p.m. manner.' as adult Cl'tlZ'e..... m' ,Mack.avenue and Hampton T.hiS st. ory. like all good stones domg a fine, infonnatlve Job above tha present revenues, , d th f . f place and Jefferson, where the ~... J 17 Th P k Ii stitute ano er 0 a senes 0 Heading the receiving, line red light joins the two) seems goverrimezj.tal.eJ~iO'I;1S~,' , rO,a.don Decem~~r 9. His lS "gtl~, In process." , - be~~r~ the matte~ 'of a new anuary - e ar po ce ,~~t t recent setbacks for the Team- will be President and Mrs. to be ripe for accidt=nts of late. Even Send' Experts death was attl'Ibu'~ed to 4 years ago, ~ Grosse ediflce was _~ub~tted ~o the DpoePte8;m. stfirsmter tnraffrl.eCcfOartadedlitytho~ aters Union. Charles W. Elliott. Also' cx- a . E'r'd D b 20 The Farms. permitted the head injuries receivecL in' ~Olnte School system estab- people at a special electIon on j, Friday',. D:ce:ber 20 ter:ding a hearty w~lcome to RaL hnHan~:;'of ~~~ Lake~' pupi1s:te:)"'use.the three -irotirig the' accidel:It"WoodS 'policelished' a CURRICULUM, Monday, Decem~r 16. the y~ar, when Mrs. Susie . -' Pomte newcomers WIll be Mr. h Pd' " t P d ~ . ma'chines "storedi ~mthe Hi~h'cl. ,'. _. COUNCIL, made up of the A resolution commending Bloskon, 45, of 4525 Harding, A FEDERAL COURT JURY and Mr. and Mrs. B~rt H. sore .. rIve, w:as s 0 pe .lor . f' s~ _ . h~ds of all departments in t~ . ' Detroitt was killed while cross- trying Teamsters Boss James Wicking, Mr. and, Mrs. Gharles' the ,lIght :when. H.owctrd, ~. ~~ool, and not only bhat, sent. _."Bt:adley died '~, St. John Secondary Schools, and the (Continued on Page ~) ing Mack avenue 'on the way to' R. Hoffa on wiretap charges A Parcells Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fu.erJ, 2200 DubOIS m DetrOIt, .e?,perts to show the boys and'Hospital 'on~Friday December chief 'assistJants to the princi~ ------the office of Dr. Archie Bedell, . ht th t '.' d gomg west on J e f :f e r son, grrls how to operate the ' I f II th I" ta M k d So . repor ted Thl urs day.mg a DaVId C. Crawfold, Mr. an , d' t h: f b h' d gadgets \ . 20.. pa. s 0 a e e emen ry Fz-n'- ds $560 ac an merset, where it was unable to reach a ver- Mrs. 'Frederick J: Schumann, DsmacKem 0 1m .rom edm 0" 8ettin'g'p the 'W'l".chinesan'd A Woods police .report said schools (With the principal's she was employed as a clean- dic.t But th e t'ria 1 Jug. d e Mr. and Mrs. ~~at.... han B. G00damages~ tickets werewereissued.mInor an n instructing u~.....the .. ,students in th. at, Br:.a- elley:!,as ' dr opped 0if' ~cf'mg m an'. ex-O~Cl().u; . ca~ac-,' Check on Lalvn mg. woman. Th.e dr'lver 0f the ordered the jurors to try again. now, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rothe The next'day, December 21, theiropera'tions, were'Ed West; .on the .east Sld~ of Ma~k, the Ity) to ~roVlde an. or~anl~ed fatal. car, James M. Bourbon- The trial ended early Friday Farr, Mr. and Mrs. C.' Henry a Veteran's Cab driver, Bernd Farms deputy city clerk, and "day he .w:~ hlt, , ,~y hIS .s,o~, and. cont~1!o~ reVlew ~ the The check that Dominic Di- ~, 24, of 2507 Drexel, De- with a hung jury, •after the Haberkorn III, Mr. and Mrs. Hauser, ,of 1322 Nowlin in John DeF'Oe,'Farms assistant D~. ~el Bradllfy of St. ClaIr currlcultJn.l bemg taught In the G i a com" of 5f) Blairmoor trOl~ ~as. held blameless. It panel had deliberated almost Oscar B. Marx Jr., Mr., and De arb 0 rn, approached the erigineer and 'custodian of tlie Shores.. The 'elder, 'Bradley Grosse Pomte S~hools. found on his front lawn .:in' ~as pomted out, that ~t the 20 hours. Mrs.. Paul Max0.n, M:. ~llary same, light at a speed that machines." " cross~d the. street to buy a Subcommittee Name~ ThurSday, ,Decernber 19, was tnne of the aCCIdent, lt was At 11:25 last night, the jury H. MICOU,Jr.., MISSWmnmg S. proved'to be unhealthy. The idea of the' class elec- package of clgar~ts.. Thr~e years ago th~re .was for a large sum, but it was dark. and the w0Ir!-an was Bent a note to U.S, District Pendergast and Mr. Alger In order to avoid John M. tion" through the use of ,the' Driver Exonerated orgamzed a SU?romniitte..:. to valueless. ~earmg dark clothmg, and Judge Frederick V. Bryan say- Shelden, Jr. Clcrrk, 709 Berkshire road, who machines, wa!; instigated by After makiiig the purchase, ~val'U8::ethe, sC,lence teach:~g DiGia<.:omo called S h 0 res tnat she had stepped back for ing it had 11 members in ac- Clubs to be Hostesses was . stopped for. the traffic Merlin SchuLtz,. class co-ordi- it was ..said, the man stepped ~ the ~~enta:~ .~~~ m police and told them that he oncoming txaffic and into the cord, with one member refus- Assisting as hostesses will be light, ,he swerved at the last .naior cu:a. 11th g11ide teac~~ ~om:Be,tw~en'~ truck and car ro:sse. omte. , ~.n found a check in the arrlount path of the car. ing to believe circumstantial members of the Grosse Pointe moment and damaged the left of Amerlcan GOvernment,; and. at the curb 'and was hit by a, generally agreed that t~e bS;;- of' $560, in an envelope, blow- Jan~ 24-:r'he Woods fin- evidence. They were deliberat- Woman's Club and theWel:' side of Clark's car and right was back~d by Mrs. Nelson B.' car driven by.Russell S. Defer, e~ce .pr~ams tw:r~ a: e. ing about on his front lawn, ally 'Obtamed tItle to the sub- ing on charges that could send come Wagon Club of Grosse side. of his own. He w~ issut::d Eldred, Jr.~.of 294.~oran road, 44, 38691 .Hazel, .¥t:, Clemens" 0 ~en, f 1;,~ ~n~ ~tnt' a\ a and it was picked up by pOlice merged shore land in its lake- the 44-year-old union boss to Pointe. Boys and girls from the a ticket for not l:lavmg hiS class spoI,!SOr.". . . who was exonerated after ma r 0 a. t e 171'1 la lve 0 Th h k " d' t t . front park from'the Michigan jail for a year. He also could be Center's Youth Council will car unde~~('n:trol. .~s. EldI:ed ~~ 'that outs1~e making' a . stat:ement to the do S?~thin~ ~~ut,~ sci~~E:~ resid::t ~~ ~ni~;:o~~ ~~ State Conse1;'Vation Depart- fined $10,000. check coats, park cars and di- . ,. 'OI mstru~ting the stude~ts. In Wayne County Prosecutor's Of~ curnc um!Il e. e emeno.cu.J tr th M t 'lita ment, after pay;ing a sum of • • • reet guests. The Center's House PARKING LOT .V~NDALISM. t~e prop~r metho? of an elec- fice. ~~OO1s];came1~~m~che~ i:~~I:sr::ranC: co~~:~ o~ $10,715, about one-third of the THE NATO SUMMIT CON- Comml'ttee headed by Miss Mrs. George CrUlckshant, of tion and ',the use, of the ,ma~. B dl th d emse ves, w 0 an NY' k. actual value. The title was .. ' .' " hin. d Its k t ,hand if' ra ey was e- secon per- asked fur help ew <;lr ~ FERENCE adopted a nuclear Winning S. 'Pendergast Will 4~ Fairf~rd road, .reported to c . es, a u ep so. s~n to die in Woods traffic One of the ix-oblems wmch '. It was turned over to How- pr~sented to the Woods after s age defense strategy of United serve refreshments in the CIty pollce Tuesday, Decem- .The 11th grader: took care of d the. . th' ~'h 'P" t . ts" ", ~~ h' g g' ard R Poppin of 163 Merri~ months of controversy and States design Thursday to meet . d" ber 17,that'she had parked her every1:hiIig. themselves " s.hean. . SlX m ~ e om e, eXlS m SCIence lJt:ac m en- c. " ' threaten d legal battl CI the Soviet menace. mam mmg room.. car in the lot between Farms added; . "thi~' year. ' ' '. erally is that there is little weath:er, branch, :nanager ~f ance to ethe title es. s ea~t At the same time, the 15- To a bac~ground of. mstru- Market and Mondry's ClleaIlers She, said that aboUJta week .The. Woods' first traffic a,greement among science edu- the frrm, who saId .that hIS . was oug nation Atlantic alliance of- mental mU~lc ,guests Wlll meet and, upon returning an hour before the, electioIi, .$Itudents death took place on Jtuy 22, cators as to what children of office put a stop-payment on ~om .St. CIa!,!,~hores, where- fered, in a windup communi- rel?resentatlv~s of all the later, found it with tWo' flat aspiring to class offices, circ-y.- when Dante Iacovoni; 52" of elementary a.ge level should t1.lecheek when it was report- m the park 18 sItuated, be~ore Po.mte ChUrt;h(,sdband all 1ih e_tites and a cou....le of empty bot.; l.ated p.etitions and filed them 35296' Leon avenue, Li"'oni,a. ' (C(mtinaea on Page 6) ed lost. tae St~te :"ould grant tItle. que, to meet the Russians en 0 e t ~",' ~ ' , ,. ~ St. ClaIr Shores refused to the forel'gn rom'ister level to ~roups sponsore Y r m e tles of beer on the roof. The m theIr own behalf, then at crashed into a tree in front of clear the way when f 'ts mg at the Center as we nas vandalism occurred in broad an assembly, held in the gYlll- J:Dl Oxford. He die~ of ,m''ter_ one 0 I discuss disarmament, an issue Vi) .... M ha d.' 1'1-T 'th $950 residents who resides adjacent now stalled in the United Na- (Continued on Page 2) 'daylight, at the noon hour. onatorium. of the high SC'h~lt nal injUI1es while in St. John ere n lse. "'"or to the park, instituted legal ac- tions. British sources suggest- the cal'~didates .o~atr:a, telling HospitaL , , tion against the Woods for ed later that Other issues might of 'their qualificatJ.ons and FolU';Other VicthDs. all g d . 1 t' f his ' B D. k..7ng· T'.eener'o what they stood for and why Others who lost the;'" lives Stolen From P~rk Store e e VIC)a Ion 0 ,npar- be discussed. .,It ~' h I I . . '.. , .... ian rights. The Woods made The results of the four-day eer- fIn th~ soug t~~ ectit?~ ,~ m Pomte traffic' were, Mrs. ------an out~of~court settlement 'th meeting were lnterpreted by Face Vandal; om Charges on: ti gaw, of .tq.e,electi.on, Susie Bloskon" 45~ of .4525' For the ~nd time in less and - candy, totaling $513 in the' 'resident and St ~~r t~ as a victory for both IIt:J 400.of tIe 560 11th grade stu- l!arding D e t r 0 it who was rflhan t h r e e mont~ thieves ,value. ' \. Shores. g th I . diploma - den~, or 72 per cent, arrived ck' lrm ' • According to Park Chief of ave e c earance. those who wanted NATO to ------, afthe hig:n:school'{O cas'tJtllefr;s~u, .and; ~~,Rn Jan:uary broke.mto a Kercheval avenue Police Arthur E. Louwers January 31-The Park coun- stress negotiations and those w::'~~~t ~Og~~~st~~u:e:::~~ag: ~\7poo~~1~',~~e:o~ey~0 st~~: 'ballotS: _' Irlterestfug' '''enoughi: ~ .w~~e cro~~g:,;~~~ b.e- food~arket~d escaped with enrtrfUlcewas made by cuttm,g cil.appro,:ed a $209,761 sewer who wanted to concentrate em the' students' voted,' on then.:. hi~enIA" °h~erse .. ant....':, k.. ,0000 "merc~dis. valued at over 'a pane of glass. on one of the reliet proJect, to be known as d f boys for larceny; and mali- a case of beer' from the back w c on er way 0 wor eSh th Bali S ' military e enses. Cl'ous destruction at 14 Grosse 'porch, and returned to the own' tune,' that .is(out side of. '" - 'd.' 'd. d:. $950 side windows. The glass used e our ewer Relief Prp- • • • sch061 hours., ' " I .,' ;,.' . ~as pron~unce. ea. on,' 8+:- •• by the burglars was found a ject, to alleviate flooded base- TORNADOS STRUCK for .Poin~e homes with damage 'party. . It "'f II '. rlval at St. :John ;HOSPlta),. II, .Omer Mulier, owner of the f feet fro th b k . _ ment conditions in the Bal- . t t 1 g $1500 At 11'30 after consummg , \'fas .necessary, 0 ?wmg Mrs'..'Ella 'Roman-check. 57 store at 1525 Kercheval, told ew om. e ro en WIn the second straight night In 0 a In over, . . . , , the balloting, tl) hold.~ run-off - '. !' 'p k li h f d th h dow, along Wlth, an empty four area. ,The program was 5 Southern TIlinois Thursday and , Heid. at. the Par.k station for the beer, Laudon, Forton, and electl'on for class p"'esident of 3{)85 Cadillac, DetrOlt,_ a ar ~~ ce e oun e op quart can of com syrup which financed 'from m,onies from the g rty ,J. ~ • k f La d 'E t 123 = broke::.' mto on Tuesday mom~ ' .. another band of twisters ripped mvestiga tiOn un til appearance Ar InS tron Ieit th e pa ,an d This was held on Friday, 'De- coo or n o;n as, n:er-. - '_ was poUred over the glass t<> Mumclpal Xmprovement V'und., Arkansas. The 24-hour on- before City Judge Do,:!glasP,at- spent the next ho~r or 50 run- cember 20 with David .Gillis cheval" whose car was struck mg, ?ecember 17, as he.' was muffle the sound.. thus eliminating the need for slaught left at least 17 persons erson are Kenne th La'. uuo n, mn. goer,v peop1es' Is:wns, opposing Bill' Gleason. Gillis a:t Bali. our ~. d Ch. :arl'evont on. opemng f{)r the '.day's" busmess . On September 26, the store a bond issue. The construc- dead and more than 1,000 20920 Ridgemont, who IS 18, ~no~kmg down fences, bump- won. ' - Apnl 22, Wlth, such force. she Listed as stolen was over was robbed in exactly the tion company was authorized homeless, ' Michael Forton, 665 Philip, 19, mg ~nto garages and.decorated, The other class.officers are: w~s prop~~ed through ..the 650 pounds .of meat~/va1~~;at same Way, with the exception to instaU 4,229 lineal feet of The United States Weather Thvmas Armstron~,. 417 Chal- Chrls.tmas trees, endl;rg up ~y Nancy Ruby, vice-presisent; WIndshIeld. She w~s pro- ,$440.75, which. Mulier cl~ that no syrup was used. At pipes, ranging from 60 -to 20 Bureau warned of more tor- mers, 18, and Philip' Byerly, slashing the. top of.a 56.CadP.- Trudy Proefke, secretary, and nounced dead on arrIval at must have been cut ~by the that. tinle ..$17~,50 in cash was inche~ to be tied in with the nado threats in nine states: 300 ashlax:d, youngest of the lac convertible Wlth a knife Dorothy Beam, treasurer. Bon Secours Hospital. thieves into smaller: pleces!\ as tak~n from the safe, and 9(} big storm relief sewer south Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, four who 13 17. and ~an opener. Mrs. Eldred said that pupils In the Bloskson case, the the meat block. and knIves dollars worth of cigarets. of Jefferson. The authoriza- Arkansas TIlinois,_Oklahoma, The boys told police that on 'p'ark Lieutenant Ar n 0 I d 'must have at least a "en aver- ,driver, James H. Bourbonnais, were all dirty. He:~told:police The burglars carried away tion climaxed a demand of Louisian~, Texas and Missis- Saturday evening, December, .Hough said that .wi~hin' min- age in their S"..hoolwork. be- 24,1 of 2507 Drexel, Detroi4 he alwa.ys", ~~eaps th~ meat thea'loot in a panel truck, residents for relief of flooded aippi. 21, they atten~d a. par.ty at utes,after a descrll,>tion of the fore .they cali' ~ eligible ~ was held blameless, but. in ~lock ro;d'kIrlves before. cIos- Which was park~d directly.in basements which occurred dur- • • • the home of a Juv~D1leg11'1on boys car was racijoed to the candIdates for i>ffice. She wl11 the second fatal; Chan,A. Cal- mg the, ~t~each ..ev~mng. front 'of the Wlndow which. ing heavy rainfalls and is the Saturday, December 21 Lakewood, in Detroit. . scout cars,. Patrolmen Jam~s be the sponsor 'for the.~e lihan, 21, of 1395 East Grand In ad~ijon:,to the,meat"a1so was broken, making it almost result of a $10000 city-wide A TWO-GUN bandit wear- At. around 9:30 o'clock they lLa Pratt, and Donald Dean students when they advance to boulevard, was arrested for taken ~ere 200 cartons ofei.g- impossible for anyone to notice' , (Continued on Page 15)' left the party in Forton', '49 had the boys in custOdF. the' 12th grade nm yeu. . ,(Con~ued onlage ~) areta, two cases 01 coffee,.suger anything suspicioUi going on. , (Continued OIl Page S)

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L.f. .' ..' ,- .. who~e,.~t one of appeumg '. t . ,.' . las week' NEWS 'ghtunin- agency l~king for trouble. of JaIl. , , In; 8 J, e Interefilng, ~f.~Ifi~<',:~-~"~ Of~, (C~~~~,fro~:.age 1),:'::,'" . ~~n~ed froJ:il Pqe i),~tiOnall;, have ~eck-d o~' =Ia::=~d o~~o~~: .' .. . .. ,.~.., :, ., 'l'l1~ gav~ Die iOrne 1tt4fra:th~, ~mmittee w~'''approyed~avmg the scene of a fa~ ac- the.Ray ~ Chevolet ~~_ obscene language. he received, Shores Judge Jo Editor's Note: The follow. made the nOJBeS ot attentive,,: tl.U"e. and. ~ ,caAdies. as gifts.~y' the ,co~~, whi~h3:u'llio;:- .Cldent, :md subsequently s~- C!. If suc:-l}IS ere case, ,PO the punch and was escorted formd Henry C, Pick . haC js an excerpt from aness. It ~'t;~em., ~~matter'Th_'IWilllend'~ 1a~. 'ized~at.ea~h~comnuttee,~,:"~ced :m Wayne County Cu-- gI~ are m or era . al.. fromthebiuldi1'1g. Concord, Detroit, gu; letter wrlttento. his parents, who tI;e reclpi~t of-their con.' .'RecEmtly "'1' -have" beCOmf.be,r "."',,:'Jiven one fot:.. ~~ ctut COurt.; . The, story .concern:ed an . _----- ing a disorderly pe Taylor, of Hawthorne road, ,versa~S,w:ho was. Then there.were the two 17- /~ agency,. d~C' W said August Blazer, S6, of 762 16, and ordered him was Taylor, who .Jscurr~t]y At'b~e,,:nd,of~t~e.disc~10n ,Jiavetakenianinteie.lltjn.as,,;c1:i~l'111of.t!te-.n:oW': defun~t. .year-old Austin High School :~a::~er; was punched' 'Hollywood, was rus~ed to fine and court costs stationed with tbe !fa.rines, so~e ~elivery 'boys arnved ~roIliOmy to'someextentbutl'~o~ttee, .apparellplyspe~~ seniors, Larry. 1. Schmitt of 'on the nose, CadieliX_Genei'al HOSPIta} by Lawrence A. Woo TROUBLE, in Japan. We f~und it .in- w~th :~,'bowls' of noodles, used .to.:tbink that it wo~dbe mJ":for:~e_,,m~be ..rs., of. h~s 10279,E. Outer'drive,Detroit; . _, - ".' t} t Woods poli~ on Wednesday, French road, Deb iereIUDg and informative,. ~ed:--With ~unny \oo~be.YOnd., ~y .~ to buy. all: ~~~}. &p'proache£l.::tb~council alld Robe+t, G. Lowery of 1~49 ~..r.W ~ yt •. Ql)lainsr e::- DecE'.mber 18;, when he suffer- found ~ilty of sp Bring it to 'us! &D4. hope you fee~the same. 'veg~tables at;d Pieces of n1eat..tbeeq~ent.nece&S8q. NOW;' OIl ,i~-n~'~~, ~mce,the Yorkshire, who died. when Henry Whi~ a :I: do ed a heart attack. Lake Shore road. a Last Sunda I hAd a v . It ,W'~ at tbistime. that,l got 1 ;am .ser;i0!1SiY considel1ng n~,ed,\,~for lpace.,,~ s~".acute";;heir car ~hed into,,~ tre~ playe who b~, aqe fine of $25 . . , worthwhile ~rience. I gO~ my :firs~ OpportUtllty ~t) ~US&reeonditionms.our 01d,.4" and' Defeat of the, bon~~~ue;.,~oes at Lake_.Shore road. and I.och- Cornelius R. Burge WE CAN'{s contact with a small lI'0up of' ,chOJ)SticlCs.. Al.tho~~h It .~as,lO'.,.'tel~opes.:.Here ar.e~IO~e. ~na.tmean ~haltthe~etious81t17- moor boulevard on I?ecember native Japanese Unitarians. So. ratlter~cultat fir~, I ~on of'the ate:psthat ~ woUld like: ation~f cratnped.q~. 186. , ., Anderdon, Detroit. 1 ed to pay a fine an far I have attended only one ~~red, th~,:,'~chnique:,of U?,~~e~'~dtern~g the two no~~ex;stent,:~.I8I~.\ .. , I :Schmitt".the driver of the Yoti~llFind it inQur $17.50, or face 10 da meeting (one or t'Yo hours of peg .uP abl:g g.ob of noOdles Itetescopes, 1~ mount .bo~ on. '. Blgh Prieority Item ' car, was killed at the scene; , d t bl d' and noISIly suckina them up p"ope" cel=tial. --~:,;';'-te .. , 2. . . . of . . died' B S Wayne ~ounty jail, p...UI & IS". ' ... ,. - - ~ .. -...... ,:.. •...... -L:UUL~ .., ~, "P1nkOS',;WhO is I..owery 'm sermon roun a ~ 'ehairman on ecours was found guilty of cussicm, all in Japanese.) Un~ mt~ my mouth .. ~ry as I ~y, ,m?unt the~' . Can Fix It is the prlndpal of a Japanese T~le., Ma-.Shil:l1~ Imvka . .teresting. Whether or not I ,cfln.len~d that audar'a8. they ketball, game be~een, Austin 'STRETCH PANTS high school..He is 76'years old kne:v the h~ad pnest at this ac~y'ever. a~01nplish .th1s .were ~nce~ed,.~he1 ha.r,e not and .St. Jose~h Hi~ Schools". but can translate Japanese to partICular temple verywell,.s~goal is" ra~e-r Urih'nportant g~venup the ~tter,an~ that .when th~ acclde~t happened. . .Ollig . English .and English to Ja~ we ~ere al~O'wed to fOllow:,hi~ .What is ,important iJ to .have a they w~ul4 like. ~ ~cuss. The first., two fatals. are .. panese with amazing ease-, through thecompletep~l?a- construet~ve hob~y' tpat, de- evert possible ~lution., '. .marked agaInSt .the Park, and Electric, Shop 'Moot of his recent.contact with ti?,n ritual and dls~BS. ,it. w1th:'veI<>ps sld~and mterests-that ,The. council appro~~~the the last two, against the Sh~res. New ARCHER English speakingpeqpl~ is ,hIm ~rwards. The :f1rstpa:rt one,c~"'~ltheruse in another Jmuary13., 9ate, ~ .c~sld~ a _ 17222 E. WARREN AVS. with the occasional ViSItors of, the ntual was the cere~~ny, field'~;ltudy: or ,11M just;for, number of'lolutions,mcluding NEW BEet>RDSEEN. opp. E. Warren Bowling Alleys from other: countries.' , of physical ~leansing. ~e enjoyment, orbo~.' .... the possibility: of, roe n ti n g A spokesman .for theretaiJ. Step-in' Binding TU. 1-1977 At .the round table .discus. priest, in n~thing but a: he~d I have ,been .reading up on sPace, leasing ..of. pxoperty ade- toy industry announced this tht. sion Mr. Shinichiro lmvka. was band and lo~n. cloth, stan~s In astronomy 'and will.probably C1uate"fOr adtriinis~tive,furic. week that, toy sales this .year Imported and kind enough to translate much f1"9l1t of a SIngle solid stream continue:, to do so for, some tionl ',(or building' the new Will rea c h $1,250,000,000,:, a Domestic: of. his and other'," oonversa.tion, cd. watea: from about a %" pipe' time. Since I have plelj.ty of mur-1clpal hill piecemeaL . hew record and 6.5 per cent SKIS Th~ ~opicf<:Jrthat Sundiay was S1}Spe~~edabOve and does. ~x: t:ee :timehere I wo~d .818.0 , Also discussed,. b~theld in above last year. t marnage" and in npite of the' erc;ses and chan~, ~e:fore en like to make some -thIngs, it b' . . .th ' 'bilitY ,------..----- Head,llIle, Of language .barrier. we had ill ~rmthig~estmamminwa~e~.. ~ef' I can.:find. themater1als and ~f e:a:c:ira~:rco~s~:mg;:a Blizzard Sweaters . t estiri: di i '-Wes severy mo g even I t 18 I would Uk to mak ...... AT MERRY'S ONLY :vOner y Inule; thi'. tI' SCt~tonI' there is snow on toe ground 00 , d 1..14..1 bo..teh.t les~ a building suff~cien~ SIze, and 1 ot Con.You.Buy-A-Rebuilt Fa.f Caps, '; pec lar nfjU4 (tb"e h wer" i f do )' sea e IDO e u'J."e ...... ,t'es. leasing it to themtY.. for .a Dy"amic: and Gloves noticed was . the .way they and ; :l~ .. ~::' ~Old ~~~' TO'do ~I nee,d the measure •. rium~er of years,'Withtb:e~. Guaranteed-EZ.Pu,mpinl talk~ and listened, It seems' water YS. P ments listed bel()W: . ' tion could pur-, that'the.WoociS Boots by Kenke. Castinger that I~ order to let the person . '. ... 1. Foeal length; 2, diameter chase the edifice when'-, the .PLAYER,. who IS talking •.to y,0u ~()W Then .after dres~ng 111 his of~or8nd ~el; 3, thick-' , .',..; Rieker, Koflach' that you axe hsten:L?g It is cere:m-omaIro~es, a ceremony nesS, of •inirror; 1 4, ~erticl'e lease expIres .' .'. '. ~'PIANO:. . - . ~ necessary during the narrative. cd. drum beating,. flute play- depth' of mittor's eoneave cur- ' It the. adtninistratlve .oftices Bench, 20:NuRolls, DtlLl're. Trade to keep on gil'Unting such~,g, dancing andot!erin~ mak .. V'ature, . 'are moved:to an~th,ersi~,the Largest Stock In,U.S;A;. Mark things as "ahh so" ~'m ahh." mg,'was-.soon sta~ This part It yOU have time and feel present bwldingwill, be used. "APt.,Elec. Players t .'. SKI RENTAL 8ndREPAIRS SINel .1t3',,0?~, and along WIth :these of the rItual s~med about on like it, please send me the by the. Publlc ~afety Depart. Spin,et-Elec:._P'ayer Elee. Duo-Art Grands ' I I " nolS'es, nodding one's head. 1 th~ s~ level as a Catholic measuxemen1:s on ,.our tele- ment, J.t was.sa1d .. , Old-Time Nickel-tn-Slot . . \ . Z)h ~have seen many we:terners do prIest.'.,. . scopes there. . -' ,'f , V(slt Our 5t0' e. e this to n'sUght extent" but so ,Lat~ on we all reas$em~le.d Smcetely. . Cen'ter, .p. a.rty ..l.' Nickel,odeon' Kiddie. SId Shop Skate Sale! fgr every native Japanese that back ,m the guest room (S1Inl- Harden . ,. PIANOS - LATEST - NEW r' I have met and talked to, or -Jar to a westernciTawing''t'oom) _ Player Rolls-TV Hits CHRISTMAS SONGS AT ~ ,.anco~ seen talking, n'l.akeS' these and discussed the.; ceremony NO TICKETS ISSUED'" Players' Hdqtrs. Merry'. . sounds continuously, one :ight and. the Shinto religion 'in Susan:D. Conner, of 404 'Bi. (Contlnued'from Pagell Red. Bldg. 7426 Mack. • Gr'osse Pointe Sun. 1-5 . . 1 'aftE!!."anoth~ all during the general. Since the'prie.st did V'ard ..boulevard, and'Johl1R. representatives of other com- . Player &nd Electric Plano. dZean .ate' narrative. notsPealt English; Mr. Imavko Hardhig, 692UniverSity,pl&ce, 'munitygroups throughout the R~AmED - BOUGHT A~ l!su~. only one person ~t ihadio transl~te. ~ough .this placed a joint aceiY going.back on "C~~~ r~~e:~ess: of:,.:r.e~ei~g , Ballantyne ' one sanees~rs,,~li li~a"a:life "his friends. '.' "J .. a 'card.. c.. • . . Woodw Hugh Kolourich. 24 Beverl)' tpatJ would reap respeCt. from .. Deborah Atkins, 1348 Beacons- field both ancestors and decendants. ~ . Frank Decker, 1120 AudUbol\ Within' the' past 100' years,; ~ ~ 'J. :Mike Scoville, 263 McM1llan years,h~ever,'politicaJ,.social ; p,. .. 't" . ~ . DECEMBER 27, 1951 and economic ohanges. made' . ca p. " 1'0,. emo ~ Carol Ann Harrison, 928 Bal- Shinto in genera! the State Re. four Wayne Avis. 70 Vendome .How TO PROFIT ligion, With all the 'Vices ofa Paul Miller. 17517 Maumee state' reli'gion. But this par;; another new Leonard Hodges, i200 S. Ox.. fo!'a ticullar priest ~sa libet:a1 shil.lto, Nancy Petosky, 186 Stephen liiROUGH or as, one of the members of LesUe Myers, 816 Bedford , our visiting party put it,. "a . DECEMBER 28, 1957 , TAX' EXEMPTION Unitarian' Shinto." He seemed Michael Lant. 81'1Beaconatleld Johnston. Optical. Co~ YE Jack Gillis, 75 Vernier . With Ioda,.. hJah ...... ID. to practice what be preached, Brad BeausoleU. 1100 Ballour . .... tGn tax , Another interesting thing is : Ann Beausoleil, 1100 Balfour hi medium aid hiah Llna Lane. 1561 OxfoI'd brae_ are tlttDml to tu.~ the' heavy stres!; on. peace. and Elizabeth ,Pascell., 1208 step. .'Munjelpll Bonc1a fOr iacoble. that tranquility, both in'the.cer~ branch to serve you eLl ~ns Jennifer ZukoWski, '12 N. they CQ lc,ep~ mony and the religion in: gen •. Deeplands U 1011 hate • tuUl, IDcome era!. For example Mr. Imvko John Ortman, 1430 Hollywood (who, I believe,. is not a Cecella Marie Parent, '140 Har- , .of '10,000 «more, '.,. ID&J' be court well repaid b,. ~a, the Shinto) dUring the ceremony Buzzy Young, 788 Hawthorne to "Going Floridll' ,- '-, '-, Rd. ad\utas- of tu~pt State placed a sma'll branch of leaves . 20148. ,Mack, at Oxfo.rd MiChael Kingsley, 1371Whit. tier and MWUdpal Bonda. Fer JA. from a special. type' of ever-- PaUla Kingsley, 137Z Whittier' .taDee. if JOU file a ,blsle retua. green tree on the al~. This Grosse Pointe Woods Mary Ann, George, 1218 DeVOJi. shire • • tuabJe mcolne of fll.OOO. sigMfied giving back. to the Joey Stevenson. 28924 J'ane 7011 'WOuld h.. e to rece".e & dM~ , Universe a part of the life, RENT A CAR Deborah Rasmussen. 22952 dead mum of "'5~ on • taD. Gaukler which it had bestowed on us. To better serve our many/friends in the Pointe hie ~ ID order to equal the This' gesture';waspurely one of Have. shiny~n.w!958 autom~bil. waitinc(for you when. DECEMBER 29, 1957 yield hcma .3.50" tax.free Bopd. you dep off' the train or plane In sunny Florida. . erea who have felt the need for more convenient Barbara Jean Eldred,e, 11M U'lOmelhiftll4 ,1Wc Harvard .boud . ' Rates as 'low' .'f' Ted Schmidt, 2051 Hunt Club Our NeW' Booklet. "Sow 1't as _~. serViCe. we have opened this new •.'modern branch on '. - . Linda Lee Dice. 2057 Country Pro't Through Tu.Escuiptlon" ar"s~e.Pointe Club Karen Waltenspcr.ger. 1320 espJaiDg in plaiD lanlU'le "OU' 7.00 per day Mack Ave. Here you can expecT' fhe,sarne prompt., Harvard aeed for au "emptioDo t.us how Muffeti Nouse. 324 Belp.nger New. DludltheM hip'Fade in"eatmCllti ;I Anne Marle Sewell, 911 Bal- PnbUshed Every Thurlaay. 'b:F courteous service' upon which we havebu:!t' four caa be worth to fOIL The1'C" DO 35.00 ~r week Paige Krider. '58 Berkshire . Anteebo hlbUshets. Inc., Lynn Hancock, 1446 Hollywood ebU~ s.d f. eon toda,., 91 K~rchev&l, Grosse PoJn~ Fal'JDl, our reputation. • • dating from 1876 ... Janet DeCoster. 19907 Doyle W, .. phone ., ~eh1gan Toby Murphy. 379 HUlcreft Phone TU. 2-6900-_ t••~ .9F MICHIGAlI' DECEMBER30, 1957 Three Trunk Line. < Call WAlnut 2~9226 Dann;y' SummereI', 93 Clover~ . (;ORPORATIOW Sntered as second class matter at For. Reservati~ns' and' ..lnf~rmation Sharon Brandon. 917 Vern1er BuM Sldg. . Detroit 26 the .post office, Detroit, Michigan, Doug Pratt. 626 Wasnington under the act of March 3, 1897.f or Writ. Direct .: 'I" TUxedo 1-8682 WO 2..2055 / Chrissy McNaughton, 836 Subscript16n Rates: $S.50_Per Year Edgemont Graad Rapid.. Flh.t, .oy City' by Mliil; $4.00 outside Wayne .Coun- / Peter Maxon, 1078 Berkshire lottl. Cr. tY. AlJ News and Adve~s1ng Copy , MORSE AUTOREN1AL David Clark, 1449 Lakepointe Also at 87 KElr~hev~f.Grosse Pointe Farms Le... I"" 'ort Hu""" MUBtBe in The News Office by Anne Couzens. 1239 Audubon Tuesday Afternoon 'to Ob~ In- BQ~ 'Raton Hotel, Boca Raton. Rorid. .-;.. Phone 6826 Arthur Shennan In. '19 Haw. thorne section. Leslie Beakenhau~. g19 LOah- moor - !.... '. Bruce McConachle, m lit. Vernon . • Thomaa Quell. 22942 Clairwood Wayne F:Isher. 2923'l Bolton There~ be more .fun' for you Cbristma8, more fun Blvd. nex.t John Maitland ....•,.•LalC.vi...... for everyone! Ope.n your Christmas Sa'tingB Club DECEMBER31, 1957 ,~t at ~ny of National Bank of Detroit's 61 friendly Jennifer Whelan. 1360 N. O~. ford " neighborhood. offices. Save as little or as much as you StaC0Y Coata, 253 Hillcrest Roger salomon. 4tI2 McK11l1ff7 Todaymakeadate . waut-$4:.00 every other weet for 00 week! adds up to Jeffr~ Jay, 800 Cadieux Outstandir Sandy McDonald, 237 McM11- !an Chris Metzen. 268 Lewiston Boy:;' <~nd John Damman, 411 Lakeland . '...... With a Merry" Christmas David Rosen, 1411 Bedford Patsy Saunders. 110 CloverlY ~om Neeme. 667 Lakepointe jackets, dr Edward Galloway. 1019 Bed- ford desirable r JANUARY 1, 1958 Ray Devine. 1315 Harvard Gegory Stahl, 344 Merri- weather lar stock. Tom Zurschmiede. 291 Tour- . aine IDc Hendee, 1222 Bishop. Linda McDonald. 1m Hamp- ton Dianne Font, 1869 Torey Diane Van Loon, 83'7 UnlvUl- Ity . Marc Blanche. '113Bidd_ Lane Mike Thompson, 138'1 BallOU!' ,$100 f6r ~,NBD wm mailyour"eheek inplenty Stewart Puttman, &sa Three Mile of time tor yout 1958 Christmas shopping. Come in Robert Hedeen ,fP,': Anita to4ay and ~. aure nezt Christ1naa is a merry one FRANCOIS FIREPLACE fJ1Zli an f!fdSY one for you. , 5 Minute. Drive 170m vma,e. 6 Minute. Drin from t:he HOL Catering to YOU l'lATIONAL BANK and y-oUR Family OF DETROIT Mack at Som.,..t .... "..,D..-l.' _ ...... GROSSI POINT. •

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Page Three mber 26. 1957 . Thursday, December 26, 1957 SOrt OS SE p'O I NT'~ NEW'S' ~aca8Story him. He was found not guilty I Driver Fined For Drinking 'Traffic. l'iolators Fined and the case' .was.dismis~ed. High School Students Get Voling'.Lesson coming back to the Thomas "G.Evans of '4160 Vernon R. Pritt, 27, 165091 not before Pritt's car jumped looking for trouble. Lakeview, Detroit, failed. UY. Tacoma, Detroit, charged with 'the island curb and came to insulted one of the After Hearings in Shores appear on a charge of speedmg driving while under the influ- a halt. week and was using on Lake Shore and a warrant ence of alcohol, and held for The. patrolman caRed for anguage, he received'. Shores Judge' John Gillis Philip D, Badertscher of was issued for ,his ~est. " investigation of carrying a cun- assistance, andPatro1man Har- :h and was escorted found Henry C. Pickett of 8794 10555 Lambs road, .Memphis, cealed weapon, was found guil- ry Hamilton and Jack Lietke biulding. Concord, Detroit, guilty of be- Mich., paid $10 after he was Also failing.to show up in ty of the driving charge. by arrived at the scene. They ing a disorderly person at 'a found guilty of speeding on court was Edward F. 'Kur- Shores Judge John Gillis on made a search of Pritt's auto- ~SHEART A'lTACK hearing on Monday, December Lake Shore, . picwski of 2~74Gla.Y.l ing, Monday, December 16. mobile. and found a car radio Hamtramck, c h a,r ge d with Blazer, 56, 01. 762 16, and ordered him to pay l\ Abraliam Barkovic£ of 19958 Vernon p aid a fine and. and two cameras on the back speeding on V~ier. A war- ~, was rushed to tine and court costs of $25. Braile, Detr~it, was given the court costs totaling $100. The seat,. which' were later estab- rant was issued against him. General Hospital by Lawrence A. Wood of 5637 alternative of paying a fine weapon, a thr~e and a qu~- lished as ~s property, and a Donnie. L. Norton \ of 3020 ter-inch blade hunting knife, bottle of wme, olice on WedneSday, French road, Detroit, was and costs of $17.50t or 10 days r 18, when he suffM'- found guilty of speedin~ on in jail and he chose the forme~, Eastlawn, INew York City, presents for speeding on Lake Shore. of means. both. the traditional' and .the. CjiiliseY"1reeman CLOTHES ARE . modern point of 'view through , MAKING MONEY FAST FEATUREIi BY US IN DETROIT People always trace the good theattitudesof~ a. girl who is traits in their ancestors and Dollar bills, those wonderful outraged by modern '.painting; omit the bad ones. green pieces of paper; can be and a painter. who' tries. to .Catch a printed on th~ U.S. Govern- convey to her why m~ern. Mean men live under the ments new presses nearly four artists paint in. their particu:- delusion that the end justifies times as f.ast as. on old ina~ 1~ styles ..It presents the w~rk Carlye Star the means .. chines .. of such artists as Picasso, Miro KJee ChagaI1,BlUll1et and»ali. \ "In' Ski Skill (10 minutes), $34.95" i, Woodward at Grand Circus Park the'camera joins a gay skiing Aba in Chicago party, accompanies the~ to a This We Mean By Our Wish. • • 'lodge in the htlls and fJ?~y whizzes Cl.ownhtllat 50 ml>~s an hour. It .also records a: SKl~ ing 1e s so n, with different

HAPPY ESTiMATED: FIRE LOSSES . NEED A BETTER Estimated fire loss~ in the RIDING.C~R? . .NEW YEAR United States during NoveIn-. 'rest-drive a '58 Studebaker: YEAR-END ,I ber amounted to $75,321,000. Discover for yourself the ex- This represents a decrease of, clusive. Luxury-Level ride of 6.4 percent. from losses of St11debaker's variable rate f1"Ont ~.s pole ~-'coar~~._7d.ess~} May the .clouds that darken the world be dispelled by • \,- It' 'dered.wrth a boutique b:da. ~.d saar ~ CLEARANCE the"sunshine ofe new and better day. May th~. fear". ~:,~;t'f95~~p.:.e:i~cre~~~eoil sptfuginQij.ID • ,;S .~ - of 3.1 percent from lqsses of of potential strife' disappear-the thouqhts of. alienc ' embroidery match in .j:losteI totIe. 'the ~ sill: ~ '$77,753,000 for Qctober (1957). fees vani~h--and may our country enjoy a peace and ° Losses for the first 11 months lung belt. Cote d'Azw proIt..... ot.leSCds~", M'" prosperity heretofore unknown. And m'ay ycu and of 1957 'now total $931,~71,000 Stu..1e.:J;..._l.~r. yours for 1958 reap a full measure 'of all the good an increase of 4:4 per cent UJ ~U~ Sizes6 to l'8, 7 t() '7. d. over the "first 11 months of things such I year hall to offer, which includes Health, 'D l---d' 1956, when they amounted to ~I ac~-, Happiness and Good Fortune, , $892,805,00(". \Karl Hasten KITT~~ KELLY Motor Sales (Across from Siegel's) Near Parking Lots 2 and 3 , PACKAGES STOLEN 15205 E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Five lallge packages were \ I Open T~ursd('lY, Friday. Saturday 'Iii 9 P.M., stolen from Q J. L. Hudson, = Whaling.s truck on Friday, December, 13, ------======while parked in Cupids' par:k- ing lot at 13324, Mark: Driver ~weaJt of the truc~ Otto Osaer, told Northwest Branch New .Downtown Loco:ltion Park Police that he first no- ticed the packages missing 6329 W. 7 Mile Rd. 520 Woodward Ave. about 9:'30 p.m.; as, he. was pull- Just West of Livernois North of City-County Bldg. ing out of the parking lot to go on another delivery. 1-8682

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Page. F~ur GROSSE-POI NlE' N E'WS Thursday, Decem~er 26, '1957 Thursday, d .. - Grosse Pointe News Mem'orial' Center' Schedule Wha'1 Goes -On PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE- I I ,:/at' DETROIT WES1WARD. DECEMBER 27, 1957..J,ANUABY 2,1958; Open 8un.l.2 ..$ OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL Grosse Pointe War Memorial Cent.er', New Telephone GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36, MICmGAN ' 'Number Is: TU .1..~~tl' , -Your'Lihrary Phone TU 2..6900 *All C~ter Sponsored Activities 'Open to ,the Public By I'"" Xllylor Three 'l!runk Lines NOTICE: Please call for-lost articles at the office~\ Greenhorn on ,Skis, j They wilI be held for 30 days.' ", Grosse Pointe Garden Cent~ Boom and Library open The 'year 19~7 has brought scene is Rear Admiral Rich- f I didn't learn Member Michigan Press Ass'n and National Editorial Ass'n for consultation and service. Mrs. Leland Gilmour ,:us.~.number' of ,promising new aid E. ,Byrd, the first man' to The herringbone, • NATIONAL ADVERTISING BEPRE8ENTArJVE: authors, but as we enter 1958 :fly 'over the North and South Wet:kly Newspaper Repre.lentattvee. Inc. will be on dttty in the GitrdenCenter Room every we"lance:backwards, with r~ Poles~ He leaves several books Had too much trouble 40f Fifth AvenUe. New York 19. New York, BRyant 9.7300 on Tuesday, Wednesday .and Thursday from at the- established writers about his dramatic experiences CHICAGO OFFICE , week gre~ With my own! 333 North Michigan Avenue, Phone FInancial 8-2214 lO'a.m. to 4 p.m. A consultantW\llt ~ on. duty on cw~d,by, death in the last which are still read and en. Entered as second-class matter at the post office, Dettoi't, Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. (Call TV 1~4594). . twelve months. joyed. 'These include Alone, Michigan, under the Act of March 3; 1897. . D l All C I · Hospital t equipment available for free loan-crutches, The book world suffers a Discov-ery andLlttle AmeriCL 'oug as or onva esczng FULLY PAID CmCULATlON . wheel chairs, heat lamp and hospital beds. "BJood; severe loss with the death of An Anglo-Irlsh;nQvelist who ' ----"------avaiJabt5 .to Grosse Pointe Residents in case of the' historical novelist, Ken- continued .to write' against Officer Douglaa Allor, of the must remain flat on his back. accident or emergency-free ~f cnarge." neth L~'Roberts. Mr. Roberts' great physi<:al odd$until. his City police force, is convalesc- He also required nine stitches ROBERT B EDGAR....EDITOR and GENERAL MANaGER * • * . writing career began. ~ost death l~t March. JoyceCary ing as well, as might be ex- in his head to close lacerations MATTHEW'M. GOEBEL ADVERTISING MANAGER , d be' 26 «. thirty years. ago with his first came to the fore with his- pected after his accident on received iI1 the accident. For. PATRICIA TALBOT .FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY \ Thurs ay, Decem r .,.. " ,; \ '. noved, ArUndeL Seven novels, tenth .novel, 'I1le II0 r.s' e ' 5 ,Monday, December 16, wh~n tunately, , the break in hi! I FRED RUNNELLS SPORTS EDITOR *Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper-Instructor-4 to iricluding his best selling. book Mouth. own preference is be was strud: by a cal' while pelvic region was a clean one I oUr I JAMES J. NJAIM c:,; ••••••••••••••• NEWS ,~:3~p.m.. , _ '. _! • NorthWest Passage, follc;>wed. earlier book, Herself Sur. selling newspapers on Good- so that none of the possibl~ AIJ)EN G. EDGAR y, NEWS an I *Fencmg Classes-Taught by Istvan. Danosl~fencmg These were intersperse :with prlsed. " fellows'Day. complications have set in. ARTHUR R. BLYLER ADVERTISING a i PATRICIA BLYLER , ADVERTISING master of Salle DeTuscan Fencers 'Club an,dWayne~ manY' non-fictioIl~-titles.';w:hich -Readers of the English de- .... Allor suffered a fra:tm:ed Well-wishers may send theil MARY :LORIMER " ADVERTISING. 'State University Coach-ages a-to 16-7:30 p,m. reflected ,hisdlv,erse in:terests tecti,ve oatory will mourn Free. pelvis, which will hosp1talize cards and flowers to Mr. Allor, I JOHN MacKENZIE , , :,", " ,.BUSINES8. * • * , ,' from d6gs~,the State of Main,e man Will Crofts whose _tale him for approximately, six in care of Bon Secours Hos- ! ALBERTA WILKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. JOANNE EASON ._ , , ACCOUNTS Friday, December 2'1 ,- I '~. ' . " ,and painth"lg, to. divining I:ods.' The Cask, written some ~hirtyw __e_eks_,_d_ur_ing__ W_hi..:,.'c_h_tim_'_e_h_e_p_itaL_- ...... ==--:---- FLORA HARDING CIRCU~ TrOM. *Memorial Bridge CI~b-Duplicate Bridge-Mr., and A stickier 'for .accuracy, ye~rs ago .w.as reg~ded as. ~ne I Mi's, Andrew Walrond, Directors-7:30 p.m. Kenneth -Robertsp..refaced all of the maJor detect~ve class1cs, I I lie * *. his writing with an enormous but unfortunately 15 now outt ,I I Sa,turday, December..28 amount of careful research yet of print ..Tragedy in the Hollo:w \ Tribute to the Police . I t 930 he never permitted this to in:- and Matt Ovel"bOard are also I *Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper- nstruc or-. : trlide to.' the detriment of. th~ well known. Most of. his books ' h f h a.m. to 3 p.m, .' . taie itself,' . feature Insp ecto r' Joseph Not to be Christmas time and th e approac ing end 0 t e year M H h C t f M 'c Rehearsal 1 pm Fr hId Y'..~ c ug onserva ory 0 USI - ,-. • Earlier' this year his his- enc of S«:.otan Cll,Lu. Sputnick and] appears to be a fitting time to pay tribute to the police *Youth Coun'cil.Dance;:;"SatelliteSanta': is the the~etoriCal.novels, eight in all, won As the bell to~ ne~ stars Club member officers who provide a multitude of services for the resi. for the Holiday ~ag dan,ce.~ ~USIC by F~eddi~ a sp'ecia1 citation from the8re. born. Some will f,ade out For One Week Sturtlnll FREE Doughnut with Each satellite at thE dents throughout the year. ' Waqert's orchestra"::"'it will bea somewhat dress-up Pulitzer 'committee:!or havmg r~P1dly,. ~ut "!Ie .hope~ny Friday & Saturday Cup of Coffee Served December 27 &28 -.vhich will ha The following was taken from an advertisement of affair in keeping with the holi~ay\ season, Refresh':' "long contributed to ,the, cre- w1ll remaL'>lhigh m the liter. this World." ~ the John Hancock Insurance Company of Boston. The ments--$1.50 per couple-9 p.m.. . 'ation of greater interest'in our ary .sky for some ~ears, re- This is 0 2.fold offer: 1st, we want you to- know that tee, left to r Author is not given. . lie lie * ~J early American ,history." pla~mg these able wnters who we are opening our new snack bar: 2nd, here you HE MAKES OUR TROUBLES marish rIde to the hospital. Sunday; December 29 Another voice' silenced last have gone before. can sip a hot cup of fresh cof~ or tea and enjoy a r real home-made fried cake, doughnut, cookies or a HIS CAREER. • • He's the good Samaritan' *Youth Council-meeting-12:30 p.m. July is Sholem Asch, , whose A happy New Ye!i to all Our piece of delicious ~ake in a neighborly, home-like Most of the time, perhaps who ~ow~ first-hand of the McHugh Conservatory of Music--.:-Recital-~ p.m. novels, short stories, plays and readers i,rom the Library Statf. atmosphere. he's just a fellow in a uniform hardshIps In your town, the * ... poems have been translated ACCOMPLISH IMPOSSmL£ * weddings. parties • • . no matter what the oc. who waves you through a busy broke~ fami~ies-and y.rho digs' Monday, December 30 • into many languages. He will Ford Mo~or Company will Birthdays. casion ••• malCeif l'eal'''special" with. our palate-pleasing intersection ... but then sud- down mto his own thm wallet *C Inf t' d Servico Center--ServiceWork be remembered ..for his trilogy make its 25,OOO,OOOth V-8 en- denly one day he is also the for the price of a hot meal for ancer orma Ion an - '. about the life of Jesus and'the. gine this, week although the .cakes, pies or pastries ~ • • all blepded of the finest man whose fast, skilled hands the youngsters left without -10 a.m. to 3 p.m. . , L h d t.. growth of early Christianity "experts" told Henry Ford at ingredients with an honest~to-goodness "home-baked" on an inhalator brings your food. . ' Rotary Club of Grosse Pomte- unc eon an mee mg begun with The Nazarene in flllvor. Remember, every day is party day wi+h a treat baby boy back from the 12 15 1937 tin d' 1943. 'th the outset a quarter century He's the bearer of sad tid- -:. p.m. .' d' <:on ue m W1 ,ago that the V-8 could never from our shop! shadows of death. ings when trag~dy comes, the, *Memorial Bridge Clu~Dup.licate Bndge-Mr, an . The Apostle and completed in be mass-produced. The Ford He's the fellow who gave untangler of traffic in bliz- Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Dlrectors-1 p.m. 1949 with Mary. His Three V-8.is in its silver anniversary you a parking ticket that day zards, the Solomon who set- "'Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper-Instructor-7 p.m. Cities was also. widel1 read. year' because the late Mr. you didn't see the sign . . . tles squabbles between neigh- '. ... * Mr. Asch denie.dthe frequent Ford ignored words like "im- J:ee~ .JJome Bakel''' but he's also the one who be 31 rumor that he had' drifted pulled your parents out of bors, Tuesday, .Decem r' away from the Jewish faith, possible" and "it can't be 19023 MA.CK nr. 7 MILE, TU 2-0201 theii' burning, smashed-up car. He's the head of a family, *Collegian's New Year's Eve Ball and Midnight Supper stating as his belief, "I have done." H~~~~w~~.w~~~~'~oa~~~ -allPci~collegl'aps~~ili~~i~~dn9~th~~~h~~m--.------. a bit grUffly the time you went waz:ehouse the other night a~d whether you are on th~ Cen~er's mailing list or not. Christianity .separately. For, through the stoplight •.. but dutifully .let ~e men. back l!l Party begins at 9:30 a.rp. to the music of Don me it is one culture and one he's also the genial, friendly the ~hadows fIre the fIrst shot. Barber's orchestra until 2 a.m.-dancing, fayors, civilization on which all our guardian the kids look for. 1t'~ c.omforting to k~ow, as supper, etc.-$5 ..00 per coupl~250 couple limit- peace, our securijly and our NOW...at THE MICHIGAN BANK ward to seeing at the school we SIt m our easy c~aIrs on a please make reservations in advance at Center. freedom are dependent." This crossing every day. wet, stormy evemng, that .. • * . belief is me' basis of his novel He's the embarrassed, nerv- over 200,000 Americans like ,.' East River concerning Jewish out young bachelor who he1p- him have been willing to pin Wednesday, January 1\ ... and Christian neighbors' in ed bring your first-born into on a badge and agree to make Building Closed-A !IAPpy NEW YEAR TO ALL. New York. the world during that night. our troubles theIr careers. * • *. .. A famililirand popular fig.' Thursday, January 2, 1958 ure among the literati was Welcome Wagon ,Club of Grosse Point~morning C h r i s top her Morley, :poet, coffee-ll a.m. • ' essayist, critic, playwright and Letters to the Editor "'Ballet Classes-Mary Ellen Cooper-Instructor-4 to novellst. During his lively ca- 7:30 p.m. . reer he wrote some fifty books. Before commenting on the Ithis temporary situati0I.1 was *Fencing 'Classes-Taught by Istvan Danosi-f~ncmg Where. the Blue; Begins, Th1p1.- editorial which appeared in. 70ntemp.1a~d wl:1enthe fmanc- ? master of Salle deTuscan Feljlcers Club and, Wayne' de:r on the Left, Human Being " the December 5th issue of The mg bbashlsdof ~hde system . was . State University ,Coach...;..ages 8 to 16-7:30 p.m. and Kitty Foyle are among'his " . esta s lie BJ:-l oes no Int any , _ remembered' novels. He has ~rosse Pom~ ,New;s, I would way indicate that the system . I always had a following, aI- like to adVIse tha~, pursuant is bankrupt, ' r son, retires January 1 atter,thoUgh he was better known to my recent promIse, I asked P'. t .more th~ln 39 years of service in the 1920's and 30's than in the Department of Health, Mr. Smoot cites a particul~ '010 e wlth the company.. the 1950's. Commenting on his Education and Welfare in case where a worker and his. A native of Menominee, own work he believed him- washir.gt~n to furnish me with d.epende~ts will rcceiv~ bene- Business Michigan, Provencher. jo41ed self to have been over-praised ! a report on the present status fl~S f~r m excess of his con- . Edison, as an acco~tant in as a younger writer, and i of the Federal Old-Age and tnbutlons. Of ~urs.e, ot~er N 4 fiiil:l 1918 and was placed In charge under-praised for his mature Survivors Insurance and Dis- cases could be CIted m which 0., ~ of the accounting group one work. • ability Insurance Fund. I have a wor~er would contribute e and a half years It\t~r. He held;. Missed also from the current been furnished wHh the en- many tImes the amount that , several other supervISOry posts -.,,.-. INTER'EST ON closed publications which may woul.d be p~d OUi..in ben~fi~ Santa' Claus Raid an early for the general-accounting de. ] be of interest to you and your to hlm or his farm1y. ThIS 1S visit to Kroger employes in partment before he was lap- readers. As you will note, the because the system does not this area, who received ap- pointed assistant secretary' lJn~ ;Oalorie assets of the fund at December attempt to guarantee that each proximately $72,605 in cash supervisor of general account .. 31' 1957 are estimated at $226 worker (and his dependents) Christmas gifts, it was an- ing by the Edison board. of ~'Counting biilion ' . will receive ex~ctly his mon-' nounced by C. 0, Talla, vice- directors in 1949. ALL SAVINGS ACCOU'NTS ; by Fred M. K~pp, R.Ph. . .. ey!s worth in benefits. Rather, president of the KrogerDe-: He relinquished his' assign~ ., Most of the edltonal re- account is taken of social ade- troit Division which operates ment, as supervisor of general Everyone who attempts to Interest paid quarterly regardless of amount on deposit printed in your column, which qU8CY as well as individuai the retail food firm's local accounting in 1952 when his .reduce has at least' a slight originally appeared in the equities. stores. duties as assistant secretary knowle~e of the calorie Deposits insured up to $10,000 by Federal Deposit'lnsurance Corporation Us Summit (Miss.) Sun of August. • • ., were expanded tomclude reo- content . of common foods. 8th. was taken from the Den As you w111 .note by m¥ sponsibility for the coordina- The mOr€ serious dieter has Smoot Report. It is misleading letterhead, I am ~ memper of Grosse Pointe Man Named as tion of matters pertaining to .a more complete knowledge, Open 9:30 to 5:00 Monday through Thursday; 6:09 on Fridays fUI in several respects. The Old- the ~o~se Comm1ttee on Ap- President oiG & W the issuance of securities, naturally, gained by a longer ,and broadevexperience. Age Survivors and Disability propnatioIl3 and not.the Ways Raymond W. Sibbert has' preparation of mat~ials for While counting calories Ins~ance syst~m (commonly and Means Committ~e which been elected president of Good. stockholders' meeti~gs and 'will aid YOu in limiting the referred to as Social Security) has. juris~cti0I.1 over 80~ial se-erham. & Worts Limited, direc. other speci8l1 duties assigned. intake of food, it is not the,' is in approximate actuarial cunty legIslati?n. In ~I~W of tor of the distilling finn since by the: secretary. complete answer to the diet. THE balance on the basis of inter- th",.I am not m. a POSItlon to 1944. He has served on the Appli- mg problem, .as every doctor mediate cost estimates In predIct what actlon the Com" A native of Denison, Iowa, rcation of Accounting Prin- admits. Attention needs for at other words, the future' con- mitte~ will tak~, .if any, on Mr. Sibbert was graduated cip1es Committee for Eaison protein, fats, sugars. as well St.. tributions to the system, at the the bll~s--of Wh1Ch there are from the University of Iowa in Electric Institute and is a' as the individual needs ,for MICHIGAN cerbain chemicals that' must gardually increasing rates pro- approXImately three hundr;d 1927 with a bachelor of science former chairman. of the in- be cOnstantly' replaced. . CUr vided for in present law, to- -to. a.mend the pr€sent SOCIal degree in commerce. Mter sev,:, stitute~s. general accounting Always consult a dOctor gether with interest on the SecurIty Law. eral years in the investment committee. before dieting. Let a com- 'BANK existing Trust Funds, will be Sincerely yours, securities business, he joined Prowncher, who lives at petent pharmacist sup ply J( sufficient, 0.1 the basis of reas- Louis C. Rabaut, M. c.Gooderham & Worts in 1934 1326:Harv81'dTcia9-"is a m~. whatev.er 1 additional' nutri. onable assumptions as. to fu- as a salesman in Chicago. ber of the Economic Club of tiori"the doctOr .should ad. ~. MEMIER FEDERAL PIPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION' • MEMBER FEDERAL RESER~ SYSTEM ture population growth and Dear Sir: In 1935 he was appointed Detroit and a past commodore, vise;' This is the 882nd of a series of employment conditions, to pay In your December 12 issue, Michigan district manager and and former secretary-treasurer Editorial advertisements appear- all the benefits provided under page six, I read about a two years later joined the De- of ..the Detroit River Yachting. :lng :In this paper each. week; • the law, pornography peddler named troit main offi<:e staff. as as- AS'sociatiolt. " ,1501 0 EAST J EF F,ERSON t N EAR A LT ERR 0 A 0 IN GR0 SSE PT E. PAR K . h h Wichman. sistant general sales manager., I '"-:... In the fourt paragrap, Mr. Sibbert became general MINOR CRASH. BJtpOR~ED., ...... 'I ' under the heading "What Why bury such important sales manager in 1939 anli was ,Thomas M. Eastwood of ~40 Price Socialist Insecurity?", it news on page six? This is. a named to the board of direc- LinColn road had avery minor ·.IIJ. ,.t' is stated that "up until two front page matter for every tors in 1944. He was elected accident' in the .aHey behind Vt.1l our " ,. years ago social security was parent. Apparently Mr. Wich- vice-president in 1945. Kercheval leading onto St: at least taking in more money man's 1agt punishment was ,As president, Mr. Sibbert. Clair, on Saturday, December every year than it was paying only a tap en the wrist to him. will continue to direct the sale '21. ,He bumped into the right ELECTRIC .. out," but that "about two As our major community of G&W brands throughout the rear of a car driven'by'C1arissa GENERAL- - . . years ago ... social security organ, you s h 0 u I d make United States. ' 'M. Townsend, of 819 Harcourt' crossed the line into actual enough of this circumstance to ' Mr. Sibbert resides at 1374 road, but damage w:as fortun- bankruptcy and started run- prevent any repetition by this Yorkshire road. ately minor ,and there. was no , Kitchen Modernization. Center

ning a deficit every year." man, or others of similar • • • cause for a ticket. Both drivers . 'h d ' h . .... k' h h .. I d' d Actually, 1957 is the first year filthy character. 'Louis C. Proven'cher, assist- reported the' 'accident' to City J~tehre S c:. arm, ad"Oc ar~~tter In e~ery !tcbe~ld';" w enltfs thestgpn.et ' since the inauguration of the Thank you, a t secretary of Detroit Edi;. police' that :s'~e ~errioon. 'WI you m .mlp '" ur .v~~,experJenc~',m ~I mg some 0 e om e S system in which benefit dis- . n , . "or ...• .' most buautJful and eff'Cient kltch~nsls-~vallable to.you ••. and your bursements will exceed con- • Elizabeth Ann kitchen can be remodeled with a minimum of inconvenience to you. tribution inco~e. In both 1955 Holler1;>ach (Mrs.) /', . . and 1956 there was a substan. :Editor's Not~: 'Mrs. Holler- Fire, place' C4)(I.1 Coff-us for a Free Estfmolu tial excess of contribution in-. bach must have missed the - come over benefit disburse- November 28 of the NEWS In our showroom, we heve four complete ments. When the financing when the story of the arrest Make the Holidays Mor!,Cheery arid Bright kitchens . ..' in both wood end metal ,1'0 basis of the system was con.. of the p'eddler was carried on cabinets ••.. feeturing many different colors end combinations. aidered in connection with t.J,.e Pll~ge I, and the follow.up Order Genuine. "CANNEl; COAL" 1950 Amendments, Conp'ess story on Page S of the Decem. , decided against the acc,:\mu1a- ber 5 LCjS1Ie. All tmee. stories tion of a huge reserve which on this case ca!'ried 2 column. For Your Fireplace NOW might have undesired effects heads, whIch can hardly be on the national economy and called burying. Ton. - 'h Ton ...:..1/.4 Ton Deliveries for this reason provided a Clean Hardwood Fu~iture Cuttings gradually increasing scale of GIFTS s'rOLEN I c:ontribution rates. It was fully Frank J. Me:reurio of 364 in Bilgs for Kifuiling realized at that time that an Lakewood, Detroit, reported to . , excess of benefit disburse- Woods police on Wednesday, ments over contribution in. December 18, that while his STERLING. , . COAL CO., come could be expected in car was parked at Hawthorne Color ChoiClt AppliC!!ftces certain years immediately pre- and Mack, some one broke Order Dept . .LO.7-4380 Mix~,.Match ceding the scheduled increases inrto it and stole $35 worth of 19853 Mae~ Ave ill the contribution n.~ ThUl, lil~. TUxedo 1.2! 00

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Juvenile Burglars A-dmlt T,O. Illd,uigm. g in Night Crime Sp'ree LeroyPOS'ISTinsman$150ofBOND3637 Way- Five, Four,.ThrE~, Two, One! City police, in c h e c king Iris, the owner of; the' shop, I The youths had been caught The boys admitted being in- burn, Detroit, --arrested by Len's' Barber Shop, 'at, 18020 who bo~ded, the wm~ow 'for'red-handed' in the process of volved in several other "jobs" Woods police on Tuesday, De- Mack, on M 0 n d ~ y evening, the :e~amde:r of the ll1gh~.. ' • breaking into a Detroit bus- in the \ricinity, and in the bar- cember 10, at Mack and Ox- , ' WIthin an hour the statum. . " ber shop entry. Their hands ford, for a traffic violation. December 16, about 11 0 clock had a:' call from Detroit police mess establishment, thanks to were cut up from a couple of was found to be driving on a found that the rear window who were holding two'i,uven- the. call of a neighbor who had razors they'd stolen from Nor- revoked license. He was taken and :front door' had been bro- iles, aged 14 and; '16, m",con- beard a commotion in the ris' place. They were taken in- to the station where he posted ken, and the entire place ran- nection with another cl).arge of' closed building ahd called the to custody and will be tried in a $150 bond pending a court 'sacked. The:r 'phoned Lt"nNor- breaking an4' entering: . police.. ; . 'Juvenile Court. I Idate. ~ , hIe

nvalescing •.ain flat on his back. required nine stitches <:d to close lacerations- in the accident. For- the break in his :.;ion was a clean om Lone of the possiblfl :10ns have set in. ";shers may send thei! . flowers to Mr. Allor. of Bon SeCours Hos- attention! , -Picture by Fred RUnDella , . Not to be outdone by the Russian WOZNIAK, MRS., ROB E R T CUN~ Sputnick and Muttnick, Lochmoor Golf • NINGHAM, (holding satellite), MRS. s'iI vous plait Club members will launch their own ROBERT CUNNINGHAM and MRS. satellite at their New Year's Eve party ALBERT BOWLES, display~ some of which will have as its theme UOut of 'the unique gismos that will transform this World." The decorations commit- the ballroom into outer space, 'I ou to know that tee, left to right: MRS. J 0 S E PH : 2nd, here you teo and enjoy a ut, cookie3 or a borly, home--like Ship Passes By Each '19 Minutes OUR YEAR-END atter what the oc- our paiafeMpleasing The )'ear 1957 was a busy nded of the finest one on the Lakes. ness "home-baked" Starting with the passage of CLEARANCE day with a treat the Sumatra, upbound at 10:55 a,m., on Thursday, March 21, a total of 10,275 commercial vessels traveled upbOund in TODAY Lake St. Clair in the naviga- tional season Just now closing, while 10,367srnps passed down-" bound in the same season led at 9:30 a. m. by the self.unloading steamer Rogers City going by at 12:55 • p.m., on March 22, 1957. The last streamer down- bound from Lake Superior through Lake St. Clair, was BANK the bulk carrier, Wm, H. Wolf, Wednesday, Decemoer 18, 1957, en route to Buffalo. The Wo~ substantial may load news print at Thor-. old: Ontario, for a return up- 1 bound to Chicago. Several ves- redu~tionson sels are still transiting between Lakes Michigan and Huron and the lower lakes, mostly tankers, crane ships and un- CO.ATS, SUITS, loaders. ' Foreign trade shipping in- creased again past here with a " t, i,DRESSES total of 366 sa.1t water.' pass- • ages in 1957 through Lake St. Clair as against 333 in 1956 and 314 in 1955. Thus, Grosse Pointers have a reserved front seat to the

spectacle I of the greatest ar- mada in the world, passing i along almost at our doorsteps ,I I at the rate of a ship traversing the waters of the lake at the \ rate of one each 19 minutes the clock around during the 272 days of the 1957 season. ~ SPORTSWEAR, Burglar Also UNTS Television Fan CORSETS, SHOES, Ger~rd Gloss, of 867 NotM tingham, reported, to, Park INFANTS' and Use the new City-owned, police that someone broke into ranee Corporation his home, stole eight dollars in coins from a bank, and de- Fridays fully paved, attendant-operated parted leaving the television CHILDREN'S going full-blast. Gloss, whofs office manager for the Adam-Simms agency, COATS and PARKING LOT said he left town December 14, • on business, and when he re- at rear of Jacobson's, ofl turned on Decerp.be: 16, no- SNOWSUITS ticed muddy tootprints and I' St. Clair Avenue. Lock your leaves all over the house, 'so ~lled police. car and shop in leisure! , Information sup p 1i e d by Park Cpl. Charles French shows thlrt the thief entered the home through an unlocked ••r' Jacobson's pOI'ch window, closed the win- -in the Village dow, and after watching tele- I vision for awhile, left by the front door,

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\. ,, ' ~. .. • w _ '. _ • " •• ; , _ .. ' ••• '.'."f. ~-. " •••__""....- , •. '. -". ~ ." . ' 'j:" ~ 4,-,,' ," ••• 1 •••••• _ Page Six GROSSE POINTE, NEWS ~. -- - ' Thursday. December. 26. 1957 Thursday, DE • Men talk about doing good I The man who goes ar~u..'ld I deeds, and consider that as with a sour face ends up m a Jack Millsto Hold, Open House Thursday Mrs. Charles Wallace Bus~ '1'he man who go their share. pickle. Schools Stress, Study of Sciences Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Bush and ,oose chase hu Il( 'llhe Jack Mills, of. ,RadD.or Mrs. Milton Bush from Port Mr .and Mrs. George Burnet - (Continued from Page 1) 'space station ."XL-200" (X- ,schools [have asked. for ,copies Circle, will entertain at an Huron, the William BaiIds, Clark. " right way to feathe get; on the other'liand the high experimental, L-Library, 200- of the Grosse Pointe Plan for open house on Thursday eve- school programs are much bet- .room number). '. elementary school science. ning, December 26, f!Jr. all the CHET SAMPSON ter organized in scienceas.a 'Theclassworkswithallcon-, Ifthishasnotbeenapioneer_members of their families. result of a lal'lger measure of iceivable. materials: ba4a, felt, ~g effort--it:~ c;m at least. be Some of their guests will be invites you to pick up your agreement among~cience edu- pipecleanexs>~an wrap, etc., desecribed as "unusual" plan-Mr. and Mrs. Earl N~ozi"Mr. cators as to what .should 'and in. the construction of this ning and ~rogi-anlmingon the, ~d Mrs. ,Oscar Richards, Mr. AIRLINE TICKETS needs to be taught. space . station:' Some of the level cxf elementary science and M:rs-" Harold N.Bush of PI The elem~ntarYschool Com- projects chosen by.'the CAil- teaching. Stroudsburg, Penn., Mr,and • • • wrapped frol at his office mittee on Science began. dreninclude,designing clothes ------,-. _ Working for. over a year sur- to be worn in the year 2057, duplicates natural and avoid a trip downtown veying the whole field of a United Universe ,Building, science, the y systematically transportation possibilities, and 50r lhe Socia! Sea:JQn. He represents all airlines, and the prices are standard. gleaned out the "scientific con- a futuristic shopping center. , He further urges you to immediately book your flights cepts" which should be learned U d ibt d1 tho in each grade. n oUI e. y . ere are many to Florida for the busy winter season ahead. untold stOT'les mother, ele- Radiant Colorin You,rJ./;ir .... ~ther Ar.eas Covered mentary classes which, never our specjalized ,process! Call or See Us for Any or All of Your Travel Needs . ThIS was Just on-e. of the even' reach the desk of ''Edu- are~s cove.red-others. Include: cation in Our TOWIl," Arumal LIfe, Mlagnetismand . . ChetSampson Travel ServiCE Electricity; Physical Changes . Th~ bas1:Ctex1Jbook~ In the Silver' 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5-7510 and Energy; Weather and Cli- fIeld .of SCIence teach~ng n~w mate; Plant Life;' Rocks and used IS the Heath Ser:es W:1t- B'19~\diri9 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~Minerals or Exploring the ten b,y Hermann and Nma Earth; Machines and Industry ~hnelder. These J:x>oks'are all retouching and toning 15139 -with a breakdown of the In the Adult readmg room. of in "concepts" for each grade the Central LibrCl.lJ'--they are BeIJinlJ~ Kercheval Ave. through the 6th grade. ,placed .there by the Boord of 15 Minutes JJair ~ce th:e sci~ntific .concepts ~'Uc:bon so. that parents at Lokepoint. whIch needed to be developed ~gh" at any tIme have a look OPEN THURS. AND FRI~ EVES. CLEANERS at each grade level was estab- mto them. Free Consultations lished, the next big job \VIaS to The science program in the prepare bibliographies of books Grosse Pointe schools was not and DIVERS VA 2-5800 New York Trained Technicians at and materials which could be hastily devised - this was no Robelle' 5 Beauty Salon . -SINCE 1918- used: films, filmstrips, special crash program-but rather one equipment needed; suggesfed that was carefully deyeloped. 19027 Mack at Moross Road TU 4-1 ~30 ;'Grosse Pointe's Oldest and Finest" activities for the students. To date at least a dozen other TU 2-6160 Take for example the 'area of Plant Life for the 3rd, gl'Iade- some of.the books on the read- ing list were naturally 3rd grade reading level, but ,there had to be some thought: to th~ whole continuum of ~intelli- The Ride's on Us! gence-s,o there were a num- ber of books suggested on the But it'll be your pleasure testing 2nd grade reading .level and a' a new ':;8 Studebaker or Packard with the smoothest ride number on the 4th, 5th, 6th on the road. Come in today! and even 7th grade levels to meet the needs of the brighter students. . Program. Built So, over the last three years, there has been in effect 1Jhe building of a science program , DELICIOUSLY TENDER, HYGRADE FULL- SHANK HALF in the Grosse Pointe Elemen- tary Schools-with a contin- uum in each field of scientific study. This whole program was Lb. revised again last spring since Smoked Ham (]j)Studebaker-Pa~kard. modern day science is moving so rapidly that change in some Karl Hasten Motor Sales concepts and materials was, 15205 E. 'Jefferson, Grosse Pointe necessary. Interestingly,. the ... -; / revision was completed about 2 weeks before the first Sput- . HYGRADE'S LEAN 4.8 LB. AVG. nik. , . Like An Old. Keepsake. • • The current committee in- cludes: Maurine Allan, Kerby School; Dorothy Dahl, Trom- Lb. bly School;' Larry Gagnon, Smoked Picnics Richard School; Alfred Harris, Parcells Jr. High; Jean Palaz- zolo, Monteith; Earl Penno, Montp.ith; Irene Zuk, Monteith; working with the Director of Instruction, Leroy Selmeier, FOR THAT NEW YEAR PARTY. SKINLESS Now it should be stated that .... this "science program" is but a tool' or resource for the ele- C mentary teacher to use. -t the Hol Dogs. • Lb. 3,9 3Lbo. 'I program establishes a oeauti:- _ • fully changin,g oreer where none existed before" but it still calls upon the individual ele- mentaryteacher to use hiS or her skill and imagination in FOR THAT NEW YEAR'S PARTY OR ANYTIME using this rich and available material for introducingchil~ dren to the "scientific world." Case of 24' C! Teacher Is Responsible ., 99 Reg. Size As always, the problem qf Coca-Cola RI ,. motivatirig learning in tHe • • • Classroom rests with the I teach- er; but the problem of how a school system is to attr(lci a,nd keep really capable people - Fireplace Specials! who have the imagination and NEW! COUNTRY CLUB BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY ,', } t capacities to use the kind at materials already worked out -remains. These of co~se are . questions the community set- • 8~Oz.I'9cPi. I Meat Pies •••• tles for itself in terms of the I amount of money it pays teach. ers, the status and prestige ac- .. corded them and of course the t most important factor :'0£ all, the role of the paren't':in get- DELICIOUS, CREAMY.RICH COUNTRY CLUB 7 Piece ting students to produce .. . Evidence that we have 'such elementary teachers was noted PRICE WITH !t2 c PEl Solid Brass Ensemble in Education In Our Town, Ctn.Gal.49 COUPON BELOW published by the Grosse Pointe Ice Cream Our N~ SCREEN Schools in a story called 95 "Space Station Xlr200"'-:"}\![ir. No eonnec ANDIRONS up Darvill's ~pa:e-cdnscioussi~th , <- 34 I grade SCIentists at MonteIth " '12230 E. ' TOOLS are working on\. a year-long proj ect, gradually ConStructing, FOR THAT TASTY SNACK Gas Logs .' after careful research. and scaled diagrams and drawings, 29.95 up the component parts of their Lb. Wood Grates Swiss Cheese 3.50 up

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'\ • mber 26. 1957 Thursday,', December 26, '1957' G R OS S E~POI N T:E ' N'E W:S Page Seven jrles Wallace Bush, The man who goes on a wild A .awm:,y dlspoeition eon. Irs. J. Ross Bush and goose ehase bu ~ found the Honor llestowed Dri1)~rTagfied ThreeA~eid~nts'Reported4lCity :' Mr!. George Burnet vincas any man. that today h GETTING right way to fea~ his ~est. the best time .()f'the year. On ''Ty'Tyson /, For Speeding ,Grosse Pointe -City polieebe-'syth, car, RhOdaSeiaright, 8Js<)' MA,RRIED? _ __ gan cracking down on ~kless of 1383 Cadillac, was taken to '''l'ou'' Tyson, dean of D,e..trait Shorel . pollce pur sue d drivers last week-end, with a Bon' Secours Hospital :!or an RENTAL SERVICE ~;~ commentators, received Charles .E. BoeDing, 20, of series .•of tickets issued' just. in injUred right hip.. . Taxecto.--FuU breu an American Legion'"Distin- 29000 Jefferson"St. Clair time for a,h0li:day~g.- Thaf same day,Decembcr Stroll • ...-c:utowaya 5~e SgncroJet guished Sei'vice Citation from Shores, into ....the.Park ~~ore Joseph Heni"yBalow,of 2371 21, JamesH. Dreher, of. 40 lusin .. Suia the Detroit,.Districts Associa-he, was stopped for speeding Allard roa and Gadieux on his car under contTol,, He O'Brieli's. Tuxedo Shops•.. ' g. half-time .th~t" Patrolman . C h a r 1e s Friclay,December 20~andrun-coaused an 'accident on Notre BOOT SHOP duplicat.. naturally curly hair. Presented durm It's Fun To Go Formal P tel" tron ...... Lak ning into a'DSR bus.. 'The bus Dame; just west of KerCheval Cbildren '. Sho. Speclalista o'lthe Detroit Pistons-New ,am.. waspa, UU6. e driver was DOminic Carl Lu': aVenue. . .15631 GRAND .RIVER York Knickerbockers g am.e, ;Shore road at',about 1 am. m dido, of 22827 Carolina, 'in St. Also ticke~ for the same Nr. GreenfIeld VB 8-5139 .1 15911 E. Warren the award highlighted official ,his scout ..~, when ,he ob- ,C~ ,Shore&; Balow stopp. ed charge.' wu Robert Wilson, of 19045 MACK. " at Buckingham . J:eonj uLe' N"~t.;." '. t served Boening's and another . Nr. Moross TU.4-4715 . glonl5;Uh ceremomes. a car tl'avelil;lgata high'rate of atecornerofCadieuxanci 8092 Weatherby, in Detroit. 10812 W. WARREN ' TU 2-6160 '. the ;tadium.speed south on Lake 'Shore. Mack.and, notseeing:the.bus, Dreher was going. ~ortb. on At Manor LV 1-4551 ~~ I TUxedo 5-0863 The citation to Tyson was in The officer took up pursuit. . pulled out arid into the rear Notre Dame and had' just recognition of his actiVitieSon, . At the' Village,line, the pa~ of. the bus, .which had Stopped passed a car when, he had to behalf of t~e hospitalized vet-troJman tried to .callintothe' f()r atal'e.-- , cui back suddenly into. traffic SAVE WHERE YOUR t th 'M in H' 'tal" ti On Saturday" Decem~ 20 to avoiq an oncoming auto, erans a e ar e' ~l :S~ o:g.tono:tifythedesk.that 1.Villiam.. Roger~,!n.-..""",""'1383' W,ilson,.faiIed.togive~,imd at Windmill Pointe, Detroit. he was crossing tile Shores- .II~"J' IoU V,6. . th 11i Sa.'Yl.:n•• Gr~~ Fa.'ter . The day ,~ announced his ,Farms line,bu~ becaUseof the Cadi1la:c, waS issued ,a "ticket ,e two -co dad. ~..rst Detroit, Tigenbase. 'ball spee<:{ and trying to keep the for ,.not.having JUs car under . At CIty Bank passbook savings grow faster, safely and 5139 soou~ car, under con1!rol,lie control and 'causing an8.cci .. , automatically, because-Instead of a trivial one percent game in April 1927, against was Unable to do 80. d~t at the corn~ of. ~arle--. ../#ff~!/ .. the Cleveland Indians, began '. .' " . .VOlX andSt.Clair. A WItness , You get 2Y2 dmes as much Interest , ' eval Ave. a career that",was to make the At Bedford.!~ Jeff~n,in nOticewasserved MaviSLouiSe : ~owNTo';'n/ " name and voice of ,Edwin ~e Par~, he-.:anally contacted Popplestone. ()f 320. Lothrop' , Lloyd '''I'y'~Tyson. one of the his station.andSgt. Harold road. . . for lnfanfs and _Chndren most familiar in the mid-west. Z~eb,at,the: 'desk, .called .for . .' ." . . CLEV~LANb ~ DowntOWn "'Pied Pipen" are designeel tor UWe To the hospitalized ex-G.I.s at 'assistance to the' Park police .; Forsyth failed to stop for the feet. and areexpe11lY fitted under the MI":rineHospital,he~isnot'only station, By this time. the other ~l~. at. that, corner and r~ direction of Mr, William McCourt Ex. "Ty" Tyson,,the fam.oussports~ car had escaped, but. Boening mto the ~opplestone ,car as It Chicago 2-5800 ~ua1vely at Peter ~an in Grosse Pointe, was stopped ,.at Jefferson and wa;s heading west ?n Char~ and caster, but also "Ty" Tyson) Nottingham, with the help of VOlX. A, passenger m the'For~ ~H, IHe 17015 Kercheval ' the nic~ guy w~o devotes.sev- Park auth~rities.. --.,....------Rockford, III. linest" era! hours' each week to cash- • ' . TUxedo 5-9236 ing checks, 'running errands, Boening was taken back to DrIVer Hurt DIRECT and mai~g packages and a hun- .the Shores station, where.,he FAST ached ..l.. dred other thingS for their :vas issue.da ticket for speed- ill LS Crash Luxurious deHavlllond convenience. Tyson has been mg 55 miles ax: hour t~ugh r fifth largest bank ili Detroit, resources 118 million dollars. ~ing on this W'0rkon the. the Shores.. Pamter SaId that 'EdWard V-.an-'-Hull, 37, of, multi-engined airliners. FOR RESERVATIONS' , ~ v~terans' behalf. QUietly and,4. ;'~~ ~~m;e 1~~or:; 20~O•. Yale b 0 ule'v 8:~'~~:Sti AND INFORMATION Wlthout fanfare smce 19 5 driver'at:apeeds,up to '(5nUles CIair<,$horeS,who ,was sirioUt~' CALL ,CITYBAXK WAIN omcz: !'BN08SCOT BUUDING, GRIIWOLD AT FORI' , ,The citation to Tyson reads an hour. . ly hurl' when his cars~hed' ~a.. ""-0IIl. in part as 'follows: "Be it r.e.. BQelUngsaid he was driving into a tree on LaIteshore'road _~~,I • lIIWID JIlVER AVB.. NEAR TEUilCRAflII .... McN10*lUS ROAD AT DAVI80N _ WBrI' IIIYSN MIi.E. NEAR__~ ~~o-. _"11IOIII' IaLB. IIAIIT OF GRA'n~ember 20, , ' ~ t Family t 11001 MACK acti~ties, the cl31b'sPastfresi-" LINCOLN SALES"UP . ,f Cblk~u~e~~~~::r R4. dents plan a .~er danc,~t? L in c 0 1n and Continental 1. ~ Spot be held sometime mFebruary. Mark III. sales .in, November, .C' -. 24 for ------the first completeselling month , ,). • c IZ~ 99 ' ANNOUNCING' OUR NE.W LOOATION for the 1958products, were 25 -r RESTAURANT percent higher.--than sales for ------, the same month a. year ago. l. .1' lveri nee Retail deliveries totalled 3;914, ,re ~ Wo, , the second highe.st.No.Vexnber~ t / .JJoIiJa'J ~ani in -I. S -, G total history. The November y T,peWf. er erYlce ompanr ruth was 'satin 1948,: when' 'I. ~ SunJa';j ;])inne,.~' now 'oeafed at 4,375'were sold. 'C" '1 ~~~~--~~ 131~N~E;, blocke.. I. Sea60n l! (jreefinf,fS . ~~~=~~~ve. i Phone VAlley 2.3560 • Detroit 15i Mich. ~I.. ". ~'1 I To Our Many sewers LGROSSE~~-~~~POINTE FRIENDS ~~I t Complete C~rry.Out Service YOU1' HoslI ~ t PETER AND DAN MASOURAS' OU1' New Phone Numbm--V.A. 3-2022 • Season's 'Greetings i No connecUoD with &D7 othel' CuPid" Restaurant mDD tmUDIS nr. Mclkhols . • .. I.3.7111 ~ • t 12230E. Warren Ave., at Conner U*:;~:~:.7't Everyone t Rifle ranges, skeet, ~ / .... trap, and pistol shoot- t ing within 25 minutes • ' £ .1 5 7' J . ~:: ~fh~~=t:a ' .~, ~ lrom the :,13 men an women Get 3% On Your Savings complete line hunt- ,ffr.. l t lng eqUipment and ~\V/~J ~Jhti-~n"migt~~~~3 :~ who'served.yo. u,this' .l', PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS. ,and installed. Ex. ~ I Christmas ~ at ~~~d~, t .~~: ~e :~li.th~; : l. . E .1J'C ' you decide on your . C" at .'astJ.an .enter SAVE CONVENIENTLY WHERE HARPER AND OUTER DRIVE ,MEET hunting equjpment. ' 1. ~ MAPLE ?!.~~ ~ '1 G...~OSVHEO~pi~~,.,. t ~ Gu I~ .. C" We were.,alL .~PPI to help IOU shop tlw ~ GrBt '1

and Shooting Rang. 1. >, .Ckistmas at Eastland. We hope.you'enjoyed Eastland ~ 21-Mil. Rd. at Gratiot ~, \ "1 ~~~~~~b~~hc:~.t.S=:1. ~ much M~~,enjotedhaving you ,as our shopping guest.t. ~ to Beach Hlghway, toU ~. 25' CO ' .. \\\ .. t M,;l'l'our hoIidal's \'e {,;no! gooJ cheeo:aoJ mal' t CARPErS and, ~ ,the New Year bring you happiness and prosperity in RU,.GS BOUND.. ,J",;;Ja..ce~ We luipe our kndslUp• \'egun tJ,;,:rear at t t Ea.tLmd win grow grea~ .till in 1958. t .Sc,...... I.. \ ~ , .. yanl C' .' '1 AU ACCOUNTS ARE"NSURED UP ~o$lO~OO 4 FAST SEBVICB foiles save at Peepl. Federal Savings to educate- children, purch~ a home. I t tnany worthwhU. purposes. Have a ~~vings plan tQo. Start your accOunt now. McOOY a SOliS Funds received on or ~re the 1Oth'of the mpnth earn from the first of the month. DARPET OOIPArtl I t

PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS OPEN TBUBS .AND ~. .' .'.. ..,' ~.' ~ .' . Chamber of Commerce UNTIL 8:11..P" t,~..~. t GRISWOLD AT STATE , If729IWtPD AID OUTERDRIVE 14301 Ie WAllEN. ,~. ~ sMile (Veriiier)Ii11J Kelly Roacls t YA 2-41" PI10NES: Main OffIce WO '-0172 Branch LA 7.7210 Co,.e, Lokew004 Ii.".,...... ,-'-."~.,,, -'II .",."..",."".",.,. ..

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I' " , Thursday. Page Eight ThurSday, Deeember 26,' 1957 _ , ' .., . Final I" osed F' tage-/ cent in faver, and 39.7 against...... ' .... '. ,tnct." tabu atlons.wer. e I. the polls cl :erce.n (c ntinDed on Page 15) Top Eventsof 1957inPointe told In .R.'eVleW made known tw:o hours after, wise, the figur~ rwlS 59.8. per 0 '_ (Con~ued from Pag~'l) . Iin. its delaying action" batileIfr~nt. pax:k.: _The amount~as.1 ;eD:d '''of' this year' ,and. it w~ll years~ ..Re;v;~Pa~":Keppler' is sew;r survey made by the CIty wl~h the Farms,and,the ~ros~e ~35,.137.abo.ve. .the'$.115.,o..oO,bo..ndT:cost...' .$560.;O~~. 'l'he Ch~C.h .1&1 the p.asto~.., Herb: McC~ure .Of' engmeers. Pomte Board of Education, to lSsue yotec.l ~or ,by th~ Woods planned to accommodate more Hollywood'road is. su erin- ANNOUNCING . prevent the Farms from de- elect!,rsploretha~a'yearagq;,.t, : .... ,. :: ..... ' " .. ,". .~ .• , P Febr~ary 7-.HungarI.an vel oping the parki~g s..triP,at T~e ..a~v.ar'din..g'.Of the c.oIl,.ract.,.th,. '.~' 60 .. w.'..O,r.~.hi.:.. ~ !.rs.'..w.'Ith. ,ad.e.,-'It~..ndent o.f..~.h.e. s.und.ay.schOO.I, OlympIC champIon fencers and the rear. of the MUIr property climaxed: ma~y monthS :of:de:... q~at~ ,.faeilf~e.~ ,p'r,o~lded.:f~~ March 7~The Grosse Pointe I gymna~ts hela two perfo:rn- line .. The city negotiated a, lay, through1egalb8ttles, and ed~catlonal;an(;Ls~clal. I;l~~., Board of EducatioD.'s request GralDpia~Mon nlain a~ces In the Grosse .Pomte reciprocal lea s e with the red tape, for needep.'improve;. A. m.emb~r of th~ Am~rican,. for a4-mill tax :levy increaSe El.gh School gymnatorlUm to Board, agreeing that in, eXMments.in,thepark..T.he: :largest, L:u t.~e'r &-n 'C h,u,r;~ h,First was 'approvet;! by the voters' of raIse money for Free Hungary.' change for a 65Mfootwidestr.ip, bid, $112,720.8.0,was for .a;new.EnglislI:>move~'to:the Pointe the School District by a vote 2 MILES EAST OF OXFORD OFF M-24 Th~ event, known as the Hun. for additional parking facili-:. swimming pOol" filtering;'.sys'- '~om :~t. 'E1liott, and . Mack of. 3;425' to 2274, All electorS ' ON LAKEV1LLERD. garlan F r e e d 0 m Tour, was 'ties, the Board will be allowed' tem; $35,770 was, for-' a' .new avenues,: inD~troit,;, where~ it. yoted in th.e.~lemen.tary school sponsored by Sports Illustrated to use the Municipal Pi~r- bathhouse;"$lj403: ;for'R six. .was 10catedfor ....more than 60 ser;ving their. particular diS- • for the twn-fC'ld purpose of Park for its driver training inch concrete ,roadway to the .. ' . . .' 28 MILES FROM DEIROII fund. r a is i n g and t~ give program. Th~ lease would run batfthouse;'$1,403,'for' a.' six- r • J Amencans the op'p0rt~mty ~o for five years and could be stiles in the building; The NOTICE DAY AND NIGHT 'SKIING TILL"II P.M. c~eer the, HungarIans ill th,elr terminated by either party, work.on'improvements.followM . •... * 8 TOWS fIght agamst Red oppreSSIon The Association opposed the ed the recently granted title to .' SNACK BAR and to welcome them as pros- development for a number of the submerged land from:the . ~esid~nts' of,GrC)'S,'se' Poil1te Wood's * SKI SHOP pective American citizeI,ls. The reasons, including it would de- State ...Conservatiotl ,'Depaft-, To fencers competed agamst a preciate property values and ment. * EXCELLEN~BEGINNERSARE~ . RENTALS team of Michigan's top fenc- more cars in the area would " ' I "'r~e City' Hall. offices and' all other city depart- STEEPHill' FOR ADVANCED SKIERS ers; and the gymnasts staged endanger neighborhood chil- February 28 - The cornerM '. mentsexceptingthe Department of Public'Safety * an exhibition of their winning dren. stone for .the newst church'in wiII;dose' at 12 o'clock, noorr on Tuesday, Decem- skills. the' Poin:t~:' the First English 'SNOW'MAKING EQUIPME,NT February 21-The Woo d s - -. ¥ ., I, _. ber 3 1;957. I " Fron February 14-The Ga b riel E.v,Luther. an.,Church, ..' .Vernier 'I RiChard School Improvement awarded $150,137:80 worth of road and Wedgwooddrive, 'INSURERS EXCELLENT SKI.I,NG Association was again success. contracts,' to low bidders, for was laid. Completion of the CITY OF GROSS~ POINTE WOODS ful in seeking a postponement • the improvement of its lake .. edifice is. scheduled for the I • • / One of th received is th sentimental sea Here this James W. Grell * j Pointe's most p Conn. The Graces between the Fr and the Lawrer Daughter ~ former GPUS Johnson, daugr. Rivard boulev~ Edwin R. Stror To say thar will give a CGck home. "'cins Leavirl Mrs. Harle: her family a1'Ol invited a small ! The Earls wiI{ tonight. And of cou without the Al party. Mrs. G. 1 with boughs of train set up in . which usually 1 railroad. The trains, day. The GIane to behold, a hl sparkling white green and blue 1

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' . Present~d +6. Society by Parents Saturday Night ltalD At Festive Little Club Dance Tr~ditional Yule green and gUtter decked the Little Club for the ball Saturday evening at which three cousins were pr~sented to society to launch the holiday WOMEN debutante season. ~------'ROIT At the entrance to the who is a house guest of the club tall pines were lighted senior Tosts of Cloverly road.. 'I" The cousins carried match- I in blue and white and in- ing bouquets of salmon hued 8 TOWS side the door' more trees camellias and glossy leaves. ;KI SHOP WeI-e trimmed with tur- Mrs. O'Brien greeted guests RENTALS ((]If'(9)~~~ IFQ)TIITlllt~ N~w~ quoise, gold and silver ill a turquoise taffeta peau de baublES and 'tiny lights. soie frock, Mrs. Herman Petz- old was in a strapless dusky Deep ,rose camellias inter-. pink gown and Mrs. Thomas twined with greens banked Petzold wore a creamy lemon ENT short and fo the drawing room man tel taffeta. From Another Pointe which made a festive back- lNG , ground for the receiving line. Red and white striped bou- ',the-. Po'inte : , ' -Detroit Free Press Photo The three debs Helen Petz~ tonnieres were worn by the • of View , The. 'n 01 i-d a y ,debutante season PETZ,OLD,' and J 0 S E PHI N E" old Anna Petzol'd and Jose- ushers, Miles M. q'Brien, Jr .• ' CAROL GEORGE, daughter ' a' I - 1-- By Patricia Talbot of MR. and MRS. S> 'W,; open.r: Saturday'., night when three. . O'B~IEN. Anna ~sthe da~ghter of the phi~e O'Brien greeted guests JRambesrtBLariggbs,ChhtarJlesStuGmb, GEORGE, McKinley avenue, COUSIns.were presented to society at a Thomas Petzol~s, Helen J$ the daugh,. ,with their parents, Mrs. Her~ 0 e m rec , ames Or- --.'.' ------4 recently was cast as amem- ,galap6liday ,;ball :a.tthe Little Club~ 'ter of Mrs. Herman G. Petzold and man G. Pet~ld, Mr. and Mrs. man, William Pet'zold nr. One of the most meaningful Christmas presentsber of the chorus in'''Amahl' In~he r~ceiving.1ine-are left to right:~ ' Josephine's parents are the Miles M" Thomas Petzold and Mr. anq Llwyd Ecclestone Jr., Nicholas re c'eIVed' IS th e renewmg'f 0 0ld f'rlen dSIpS,h' at this and the Night Visitors,." ',a A.NNA 'PETZOLD.... ., MRS. .. 'THOMAS O'B rlens~. " Mrs. Miles O'B'r1eIl. Schreiber,Holland, JackRobertHoey,Beebe,RobertBar4 &entimental season of the year. Christmas play (presented' at PETZ,,9L"D,M, R.,PE';l'ZqLD;. HE~. EN Helen wore an off white tholomew Seymour, Ray Biggs, Denison University, Granville, . f h' d . h Here this holiday week to do J'ust that are the Ohio, where, she is afres hID.an. •, c ' - ',~ . , ' , satin gown Iias lOne WItk' at Stenhen..,.. Sherer, Alger Boyer.. James W. Graces with Jimmy and Susan, one of the '" '" * JOSE1?H'L.i McMARTIN and niCoordinator for the college her 20. The mother is the portrait neck ne and full s 11' Richard Jackson, Sandy Wie- Pointe's most popular couples, who now live in Hamden, . DOROTHY GRIGGS arrived MR. MacMARTIN, with ''fiheir ini,St Pet~bUrg, ,Fia.,' when former ANN HEBB.Mrs. ~athered 'with satin bows. Her ner, Tony Clark and Frank Conn. home on~ember 21 from. 81. ehildien,'of Don Mills, Ont.'~ .the( Hillsdale football team George Hebb, of Neff road, is eSCort was Michael McDon- Mullen. 'S','Missourito spend a.two . . ,:"':. '" "'. ' i \ played .in the H.Oliday;Bowl the maternal gtand:rilother.'. ough, of Manchester, N.H. ------Th e Graces, mere and pere, are dividing their time LoUl ., t t f th N' 1 As R b t C 11 f N b h F d k W S h weeks ChriStmas vaerationWith ,KIRKHALL of Merion 'Pao' con es or e ationa so- • • .-. 0 er a a gy, 0 ew Donald Buelfs Enertain etween t e re eric . c oews, of Maumee avenue, he'r',mother,.• M,.RS. GEe,IL,. W.. ar.r.ive.d'C ..h.rls1lmaSD.;Y., i~ cia.t.ion of Intereollegia, t.e,{\th~ MR. d MRS FRANK York; was Anna's escort and and the Lawrence Gotfredsons, Jr., of Washington road. GRIGGS, and sister SHIRLEY, spend 'the' 'rest of the 'holiday" let.l,cs.'small,cQllege,ch.ampl!ln- HAYD'ENanf l' 'f' G. she wore an heirloom aqua~ For Son's Fiancee at DAC , , ormer yO', ross~ marine and pearl necklace with Daughter Susan is enjoying a whirl with all her of Washington road. She will with hisfiance~" NAN MAX~ sh~p game~:q. December 21. Pointe and now living in De~ - former GPUS classm.ates. Sh~ is staying with Sibby receive her master's degree WELL, daughter of ,the ED- ¥r. VanSteel<¥1t'was chosen h'O'it,. announce the birth' ofa her sweeping white satin ball Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Johnson, daughter of the Charles B. Johnsons, Jr., of from St. Louis University next WIN '0. BODKINS, of Mus- because of his position"on son, Daniel Karl, on December 11:t~ t~~:id~~' ~t;~et~~: Buell, of East Jefferson ave.. Rivard boulevard, and Linda Stroh, daughter of the June mHoSpital AdministTa"; koka-road. Hillsdale'$'campUs, t~at,of the 12,'Tthe mother is the former fant skirt and fell to' the floor. nue, gave a cocktail and din- Edwin ,R. Strohs, Jr., of Merriweather road. tion. * * ,) Student Federation President, lVuu-IeneRossel. • • • MRS. J. FRANK :DURHAM and, his 'Official,.,capacity will • .•• '. Joney O'Brien's gown was ner party last week for Cath .. To csay thank you and holiday greetings the Graces MR. an.d MRS WILLIAM K. and her four children arrived consist, of aiding. alumni. while ' . as,I 0 white I'n Italian SI,'lk the eJ;me. Burns, former 1y 0f Scot- will give a cocktail party this Thursday at the Johnsons' MUIR, of Ridge' road, enter~ Saturday.- spend the ho';days. in St/ Petersburg withhous- , New,residents in the Pointe full skirt caught up wtih tiny land now of WI'n..J~orOnt , LV 'J,.1 are.. DR. ,and MRS. LEON J. 'sl'lk roses. and flared to ,e""tr.a., ' '. L;." .• , home. tainedat a party last week to with her parents" MR., ,~d ing;-~transPort8.tionand ,ticket ' A Sh will b th b d • * * mark their 30th wedding anni- MRS: C. HENRY' HABER~ airangements. KOSEK;, formerly of Detroit, fullness in the hack, Her beatpe e . ecome e rI e . L . t GI versary. KORN,' JR, of Lakeshore road. • ,* • Wl:1O . are now at home on were University of Pennsyl-' of thell' son, Charles Henry T rains eavlng a . ancys • • * . .. •• ' * Heckendorn place. vania classmates, William Tost Buell IlIon December 28 in Mrs. Harley Earl, nothing daunted by having all Off to Pompano, Fla., for the MR.-'and MRS. WALLACE SE~ur~l~:in~O~~e~~' • • • Jr. and Peter Arfaa, of Iran, AImunc~ation Church. her family around the festive board on Christmas, has Christmas season are MR. and S. MacKENVIE, of YorkShire nounce thll birth of a son on Miss NINA LOFSTROM, a ------invited a small group of friends to a dinner the next day. MRS. ARTHUR ,J. ROHDE, of road, will take their grand- November 29. Mrs. Posselius freshman at Bradford Junior Ifn The Earls will be hosts in their Touraine road home Oxford road,' with their sons,. children, T hay e r and Ned is the former PRISCILLA College, Bradford, Mass., and tonight. CHIP and Jll.r. lVIacKimzie,to Wodstock, Ont., ZEDER. MISS SALLY McHENRY, a And of cour,se the holiday would not be the same • • • their summer home, to stay .'. * senior, are home for the without the Alfred R. Glancys, Jr. giving their train RICHARD ANSLOW. son ,of until after New Year's. On November 29 a son, Christmas vacation. Miss Laf- ' DR. and MRS. R. E. ANSLOW, • ' .' '" PETER, was 'born, to MR, and strom' is the daughter of DR. ,ftA..~ party, Mrs. G. reports that the house has been decke d of Kenwood eo u r t, arrived The DAN I E L GOO D- and MRS. JAMES E. LOF. ~ with boughs of holly and Yule glitter, the tremendous from Fort Sam Houston, Texas, ENOUGHS, of Lothrop road, MRS. JOHN MASSEY (Jose. STROM of Williams avenue, tu train set up in the basement for the over 1,000 visitors to spend the holiday with his entertained at cocktails Sat- .~~~ Grace) of Washington and Miss McHenry is the - which usually travel out Lakeshore 'to see the model parents. Also here was Mrs. urdaynight before a subscrip;. • • *' daughter of Mr. and MJ:g.Alan ~ railroarl. Anslow's mother, MRS., AR'~ tl"on dinner at the Country . T. McHenry of Grayton road. F THUR J DAVIES f S P' l' - The OWEN R. SKELTONS, T ~f 1.._ f. amous The trains will go on display on Friday Rnd Satur-' . ,0 . t. au, Club. of Ridge road, will leave Mon-: Miss -,j,JU strom, a memuer '0 BASS WEEJUNS 's outS}'de lightl'n!! this year is a sight Minn. • • • d f h" . the glee club. took part in the day. The Glancy ~ • • • - ay or t elr wInter home In college's Christmas program. Tasseled mocossin ir to behold. a huge pine outlined in red topped by a CLIFTON ,"""",TV''n-TSa 'J'un MRS. _PHELPS NEWBERRY, PalIn, Beach. Thi-s year "",.;-s.McHenry l'S antique brown or antique uLJ.'lJ.lo ..U'i , - of Cloverly road, will enter.. JJlJJJ:j sparkling white star and the house accented with orange, ior at Denison University, tain at her 'annual Christmas * • • literary editor of QUILL,. the block. green and blue lights. Granvi~le, Ohio, r e c e n t I y . ht dinn Soon after the holidays MRS. ,college newspaper. 11.95 served as ,theca-chairman of mg' e;... WALSH JACOBS, of :Moran .• • • Regulation mocassin in * • * the autUmn ChrlstmasEm- The JOHN WORCESTERS road, will leave for a vacation MR. and MRS. CHARLES antique red, brown or Last Minute Party Notes phasis Days there. :a:e is.-th~ were ,hosts at a milk punch at the Breakers, Palm. Beach, WHIT.NEY, of Lakeland road" blaek. son of MR. and MRS: ROY C. party Sunday in their Lincoln Fla.' will have his mother, MRS. • 10.95 There are more exciting dates lined up for this lCist JENKINS, of BerkshIre r

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.couple ~peak Vo;s Saturday Afternoon in Old Chrisf Engagement of Lauren, G. Edgar and Beniamin G. 1+ Will Be An I Church; Followinga Recepion at the Detroit Club Chapm~ft, 111,Dfs~l~sed at ~aturday Evening Party at the ( Friends The Newlyweds Left for Williamsbur9~. , Va. ' . Gathering of ring ~n the At an afternoon ceremony Saturday in Old Christ Lauren, Gay, Alden and'Robert G. ~gar sent out 10 ole Church Margaret Elizabeth Rieves, daughter of Mr. and . invitations bidding th~irfriends to a ChristmAs cocktail Undaunted in thl Mrs. Arthur Griswold Reeve;;, of McKinley avenue, was party Saturday ev2nirig ~ theil' Wasllington road home, furor created by married to James Alfred Lafer, Jr. but when the guests arnv@d they read the teal news and potential, lau For the rHes the bride. ,,' .w, • " e" from. special issues of the G~osseP?in.te News in stands space ships, guid chose antique ivory satin derley, :R 0 b ~r t Wentworth. by the iront door. . " and rockets to the I fashioned along princess MtJrgan, Chi r I ~~ Williatn The announcement was of Lakeshore road, is an alum- moor Club is prepa lines, Fourth gefieration StElVti!fiilon, Riohard W.~tn.. made o,f,the ~gagemen~,of nus of Taft School and Yale heirloom lace accented the brectlt~ Jr., and HIttY M, Laur"'~ ~hmel1 Edgar and YrtiVa'3ity. its Own "OUT ' . . .Jti!wett. ThE! b:tid~s brother, C.&ii U'J. _ WORLD" stellar e: sabrma n~ckhne. A Juliet Wi1li~unPetfrs Reeves, was a Benjamin Gaines Chapman Tuesday, Decem~ cap of heIrloom rosepointe junior ushet. ill. Miss Edgar 'is. the Chatles Foster to Wed occasion being the lace held het' illu8i~n. veil. Mfs. Reevas gt@eti;ld guest! daughter of MrSwFredtiek mal New Year's. E, She carried step~a.notis andtl.t the r@CElptiOh in the Detroit William Parker.,. 'Jr.; of ~Iizabeth Broderick Mr. and Mrs. Rob holly centered WIth a white Club weating a pink silk ot.. , Washington r 0 ad, and Announcement has bee n ningham are part, orchid. gafita gowrt, trimtned with Robert' Bone Edgar of. tna&! by Mfg. ~liUoeth Joyce men and are bei The bridal attendants tvotE! J3elgiurfi lace iQidpink satin. Lincoln road. j BtOdefiCk of tlie engagement with the star-stud deep green satin cocktail and a matchin~ hat. Th~ bride~eleet greeted of her niece, Margaret Joyce by Mr, and Mrs_ ( length gowns and white fiii' Mrs. LAfer Was in blue satin. guests in a black velvet frock Buekley Qt Chestnut .liill.

Sarah Ann Mutray, came frmn in cold weather. Some people T 11 '_cm "." e....==- --~----.._.- h_~~~ -'0 -~ .. i'lhe.;... -",,=t:..:c. ' _.. ~a~'.ffiH. oAt&;. .. a ..~ rL ' POrtSmouth tioned at the club l avenue, was rtlarried. to Mr. Lafer. son 61 th....ame. ;::) .., G .Llft:ULDer UL ~.u 1.Lt _ ~UU1::t;1 lolle greet the arriving I :~~':'~e~n~"::':~~'::'::;:;~e'.t.:~~/~l~h: AllredI.afers,"f~ntdroad. ..' .', ..... Stephen Smith to Take Bride ~:..tao~/J=i::"il"'''''~~Jd ~~~~~~e:d~~ting the proper part 0 green velvet. safer you are. Others have dlf,:, ------___ Mr. Chap,...... tltn~~ son of the Geotgetewn t!niversity with In the ballroom William B. Later was hiS ferEttlt opinions. lI'he latest your car engine, but should sooften the tinid it takes tot The engagement of~Miss announced by her parents, Charles ~~ Chapmans; the Class ot 1954. a veritable glimpse brother's best man. 1Jhey if! word is that you can prevent drive off evenly as soon as the the ietnpetatUre toeome up to JUdith. GlIrGl . Crawfdfd to Mr. ana. MrS. William Fowle ----~, --- ...._--,--- H~serited with the Intelli- stellation. In the sk: the sorts Of the James Alfred engine' wear hy Avoiding iofig englne has been started afi4 fioithlal and this, is quite Un" . Cfa~{mL at a: tea on D~em; 'gence C~rps Of the Army, and spinning flying sauci Lafers, of OXford :road. periods ,of watm ..up. They ten the oil pressure is tip to norm- pgrimt b & as. u Ii e ,wartil-tip St~Ii~Mf w~v tffii~,oet22 it their h()iI1~ in Ghi.. Smith-Drew works in Chicago. and asteroids in Ushe'rl'ng we're John Ed....ard u.. tha'" ii'ic61d weahiet "'6ti a1. This uSualiy tal..fe$ abo,ut accounts for about 90 per.t!ent. ~ft, ~f ",amt ~-.a ~ . ,cago. They Will be III1lrried in A July wedding is planned. with hundreds of o stao; will foc~ the Laf__ e_r,_T_e_rr_e_n_ce_Ed_w_atd__ "'_Ad oil len seconci.. You .~. engine vI_,every ,~milh of E

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___~eember--- 26, 1957...... __ 1 Thursday, Dec~mber ~61 1951 Pa9~ ~Ieven intes Woman's Page • • .,by, of,an.d for'Pojnte Women ',ealed Satellites to Whirl Betrothal Told Bride-Elect, ;;B:[Jg~~j:~GPYC plans Events , Memorial C en t e r Bridge Club. winners have been an. Party At Lochmoor Club nounced as follows: For Sub-Deb Crowd December 9: Nor t hand Teen Age Set to G~ther at Club Friday Night for r and Benjamin G. It Will Be An "Out of This World" New Year's Eve South, Ethel Cardoze and Peg aturday Evening Party at the Club With Sputniks and Rockets Star- England; Elsie Nov"Yand Gla- Dance With Many Dinners Beforehand; Children's ring in the Decor; Dinner Will Be Served at dys Ter Bush. Party Saturday at Club Introduced Santa Claus ends East and West: Ruth Arbury 10 O'C19ck With Dancing to Follow rt G. Edgar sent out and Alta Rieman tied with Members of Grosse Pointe Yacht Club's teen-age set a ChristmAs cocktail Undaunted in the face of the o'clock and music for dancing Olga Cooper and Ellen Wal-, are in a final flurry of ge~ting their groups together for rond. ' . the Jlinior Prom to take place this coming Friday eve- MhitlgtOtl toad home, furor created by the current will be provided by Rey Brandt December 11: .N 0 r th and ninp' December 27 in the club's ballroom loun.ge, read the teal news and W, tential launchings of end his orchestra. For the late stClyers.on a buffet breakfast South, Marie VerLinden and i' ..' ~ ' ointe News in stands space ships, guided missiles will be served starting at 1:00 Leslie Jones; Jane Sutherland . It s been r_sh, rush, rush , and rockets to the moon, Loch- a.m. and Daniel Huff. for the sons and daughters TV or.ch~tra fr~m 8 0 clock E"st and West. Ruth Arbury , d f m to mIdnight WIll be pre- ashore road, is an alum.- moor Club is prepared to stage A capacity crowd is indi- " - . ., - many a r r 1v e ro d d b be f di Taft School and Yale its own "OUT OF THlS cated with Lochmoor president. and. Albert B?elens; Emma boarding schools' only in ce e ~ a .num r? ,n- ity. WORLD" stellar ~xtravaganza Gordon D. Skinner and Mrs.' Harvey-and ElSIe Novy. . f f b ief "hdlos" to ~er partres In the mam dm- December 13: Nor t h and ,.me or r . t . ll1g room. Tuesday, December 31, the Skinner heading the list of occasion being the club's for- reservations. They will be seat. s Foster to Wed mal New Ye~r's Eve party. ed at a table for twelve which -Photo by Jack .NavUl ~ir:'(::;::{k:::A . .. -Photo by..Arlene Studio '~c~r~e~s~ssaMn;d~F~rsna°nk~~M;LeaerrS~h.~~u~~~'~D=:gf8f:oeC~~~f;n~:t;. ~::":;d::b:~::~et eth Broderick Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cun. includes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Il. a Saturday h-'iday cock.-Photo by, au! Gach nil, \JI.I At b ff t S Mr. ahdMrs. Sidney H. Mor- ningham are party-co.chair- Gallagher and Mr. and Mrs. tail party Mr. and Mrsr. James . a U! e .supper Oil. un- . day in, their Edgemont park gan" of Lakeland avenue, an. uncement has bee n men and are being assisted Lance Skinner: J. Ph e1an, 0f Moross roa,d home.Mr, and-Mrs. D<>mld-L. u'Oun,oed_ .the engJa!gement, of y Mts, Elizabeth J~ce with the star-studded detaIls A group planning to meet announced the engagement of th d- ht MARY S E ick of the engagement by Mr. and Mrs. G. D. WooI- .early at the club for cocktails their daughter, ANNE'BARRY, Wartena, announced" jhe en.. . ell' aug .er,. . . U, niece, Margaret Joyca tu George Daniel Flynn Lam- gagement of their, daughter,' to Ch~les Wl1s_o.nBurnham,.of dridge; Mr. and Mrs. Albert will be Mr. and Mrs. Louis DONNA LYNN, to ..GeOrge F: C.ambndge,. Mass~,at a famIly y of Chestnut, Hin. Bowles; Mr. and Mrs. Dan DeHayes, Jr., and their guests born, son of the John Warren deClaire, 'son of the'Benj'amin dInne~ hapwho tries to cut classes. ,earns. More News of the Wedding 2.4246 All is in preparation for whaf promises t6, be one . .'yl" . . • • of the grandest weddings of the brand new year. Peter . THURSDAY AND Paddock has completed his. usher list for his wedding' EN FRIDAY !VIS. 011 January 4 to Christine Watli~g; ,daughter of Mrs. Charles B. Warren, Jr., and John WatIing,of Santa , •• in Slender and Shapely Satins formerly of Barbara, Calif. Virginia Farrell', The couple will speak vows in Christ Church with a For holiday fun and fashion, you'll J reception to 'follow at the Little Club..Peter is the son of.the Benjamin Paddocks, of Ridge road" want our s'lim and trim pumps of Christine has asked Pam Waterman to.OOher maid gleaming white satin ••. to be worn of honor and the attendants wiIl be Anri Noble Sherer, \, Virginia Boyer Backus, of Santa Barbara; Susan DenIer, in their original .loveliness Virginia B~verly Eva~, Frances Warren' Fuller; of Dalton, Pa., and Anne Breckenrid~e,of Santa Barbara. . •.. or dyed to match your Peter has asked his brother, B\}n, to be his best man, and the ushers will be Waldo ~. Brown; of BOlton; glamorous party gown. Geoffrey Euni~, of New York; William. A. Smith, of With high spike 'Cincinnati; Robert'R. Worth, of Greenville, D~l~;Richard (as illustrated) or 16.95 designed R. Gillespie, of Bi:yn Mawr, Pa.; 'MalcolmJ. Sutherland; . louis heels. Peter Van Osdol, John W. Watling III and Henry M. to put stars Woodhouse. " eyes Yet another party has been added to the long list in his for the bridal pair~ On the day of the we~~ing/the Henry E. BO,dmans and the William K. MUirs Willi lUAlTondPIER(E to '.6100 entertain the wedding p,arty and the out of toWn:~e~lS.\ IIRCHEVAL AT ST. (LAla 'IOSSE 'OINn _ in. Bodmans' at a luncheon• the Lakeshore, • road. h~me.• of •

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Page Twelve 6R O,S,SE POI N T'E . NEW S Thursday, • Thursday, ! December 26. 1957 Alan Hovhanes8 Will Conduct 'To' Be Wed Vnitarians~ ..SetG.. p. YC' PI . E.' t f S' b D. b C d Alan Hovhariess, composer- Paul Creston's Symphony N~. Hospital Party" ...•.. . conductor, will be featurE:d 2. -' -ans yen s or ...u - e.. row with the Detroit Symphony aaturday morning, January The,members of Grosse.Pointe (Continued ~r~m Page 11) J Nick in enchanting sleigh; their mother and grandmother, Kathy and Margy Long, Orchestra on Sunday, De~m- 4, at 11 a.m., the Detroit Sym": ~ hJs Unitarian Church held their hosts'":and'''hostesses' will be a tree sparkling' with: hun. Mrs. Joseph 1.. Whelan and Mr, and Mrs. R. F, Kolowich ber 29, at 3:00 0' clock in the phonj" Orchestra will present Ford Auditorium conducting its second Young People's Con. Christrnils pa1!1:iesfor the pa- Jim and Barbara Barnes, SOu dreds of. tiny, fairylike lights. Mrs. William J. Rewold'; re- brought Mkhael and Bradley; his Symphony for Large Or- cert of the season, VaLter Poole tients at Lafayette Cllnic ,and and daugh~r of_Mr.lh&dMrs. Music' and entertainm~nf spectively. For Jennifer, the with the Troy Maschmeyers chestra, j~ysterious Moun- conducting. . Northville HOspital on Friday, James'T. Barnes, of Lake Shore were ingredientS;ioO: and gifts party had. birthday aspects, too were Kathy and Troy, Jr., and December 20:~d Sunday De- ROad. Their dinner for 20 will galore: little dolls:'.for: little ~he'll be seven years 'old their guest, Helen Howe; the wn." Arnold Moss, noted actor, cember 22, respectively. celebrate Jim's birthday. (he girls, toy locomotives, bigger December 31.' Carl J. Spitzleys, Jr. were The remainder of the pro.' will narrate Harritee John- 'MemQez's ahdc.:f.iienas of the became years old on De- dolls, aCk.ack guns, stuffed Twins Kendra and Krista there with Stevie, Debbie and gram, a Family Concert pre- son.'s ('Chuggy and the Blue 1'1. church: have been~tertaining cember ,24), ,and Barbara's French poodle dogs with. coy Van Hamm (they're 11), Nancy; Mr. and Mrs. Charle3 sented in cooperation with the Caboose" on the pr 0 g r 'am / .the men' in.L .. Bldg. a~.North- fourteentli. birthdayanliiver~ pink bows, .motor boats and younger 'sister Mary and Wainman and Marilyn were by fRfD Detroit Annenian Cultural As- which inc1'ldes Motzart'sOver- .,~,.<;;;,;;; ville for five y.ears .onc'e a sary'December 27, the same other toys.'" brother Ned were with their together. $ociation, will be conducted by t~re "Appollo and HyacinthUs~' "Valter Poole. The program and'Rimsky.Korsakov's "Cap- ,,4:J;i0;:iillJ.;J month. 'fheward which .aver- day as the Prom. Barbara ar- A..-t Quatro's trio knew all mother, Mrs. Gilmore S. Vann Others were Mrs. Edwin l<~. 'ii:;';">'<~;l'ijN";; ages ninety. men, was adopted. rived laSt wee~ ~om Convent the right Christmas tunes- Hamm IT, and grandmother, Sanders with Susan Ann and • will include Khatchaturian's riccio Espagnole." .'Masquerade' Suite," Guiden- The series is sponsored by after Mr. Fred Galli, whofor-; of tlleSacred Heart'at Ken- fluffy.skirted girls and ,cherub-- Mrs, Edwin Krieghoff. Anne EliZabeth; Mrs. Phillip Blue L ians "D an s e Armenienne, the JuniorLeagu~ of Birm- merly' .attendedthe church, wood" N., Y. :fo~ the 'holiday like little boys satin great With Mrs. Charles M. Long Marco 'with son Marc were in Spendiarov's "Sketches from ingham and Detroit, the Wo- took" 'n4WI't'on.at North V ille" vaoation. ' .. 1 th k_ll f1 were her daughter, Mrs. Ray- a group ;with Mrs. Joseph In Wir the Crimea" and Yardumian's meh's Association and. the Mr. Galli~S~Jested that th~ ,GPYC's Children!s Christ- ':::. ~no: theeir7~u'he~ mond Ives, and daughter-in- Spitzley and her children, Ann "Armenienne. Suite." Junior Women's Association members ~d friends }night mas party last Saturday was udt' (farther back sat misty- law, Mrs. Richard W. Long, and Billy; Mrs. Arthur E, Hirt. like to. do sbmething for these a joyous affair. Th~ Santa e;yedgrandmammas and grand.,. and their respective children, her daughter, Mrs. Richard Grosse Po Howard Mitchell, condueto: for the Detr~t Symphony~ men. " Claus ~et. ~ust have sle~t p~pas, dads and moms watch- the thr~-year-old twins, Anne" Ralph, and the grandch~ldren, five last wee!! of the National Symphony t. 1-----L Mrs. I.eadbitter w;as chair- soundly .Chrlstmas ~ve, confl- 'mg with tond pride). and Mark Ives, and Chris, Suzanne and Jere Ralph. the local CaUl Orchestra of Washington, D.C., ltt e eague mem for the first three yearS. dent that 'Orders glV~ Santa. , . ------.------_ Fordson from will guest conduct the Detroit B d M -Photo 1?yPaul Ga~ MrS. Helen Leuzinger lias been at'the fete would materialize Young. Teddy S~a~ cele- on the Tracto Announcement IS, made of- chairman for the~, past two under the family tree. (And brated. his second birtnday at Symphony's concert Thursday, oar eets. The most imp' Jan. 2, at 8:30 p.m. Paul Paray the englagementof DAPHNE years. The group goes out ,once of coUrse they..did!) the' p~rty-the Dec. 21st boy two wins was tr will conduct e~hange con. DOR.~SCORN~to. J. Frank a month to entertain the men. The party was a concoction wasWlth'~Mrs.Howard enabled the D The Grosse Pointe Farms Ecklund, s~tlO,ned In, Furth, Entertainmen£ raI}£es fr om of gladness. from the' best of Sha~. SIsters, Susan, Bon. certs in Washington, D. C., A.. pace with Coae Little League Board of Direc- Germ~ny, With the Army. groups coming in to sing and Yuletide' recipes: the prettiest- me, P~tty and Nancy; 'grand- HolidllY Trellts! Monday and Wednesday of .. undefeated defe tors had its second meeting for TheIr parents m:>eMrs. War-, dance for the,. men to group and 'sturdiest boys and .girls mother, Mrs. Howard Shaw, this week. ion Highland Pa the 1958 playing season at the ren C. ~acFar1ane, " Jr., of p8rticip~tion in games." (all the way from a: few Sr.; uncle and aunt, ~e Ro~rt Michell's program Thursday who on the sam, will include Samuel Barber's Central Library in early Dec- Beacon hill, a:nd. Ge<>~e W. , Eight to' ten People go out months old through 12 years); H~ckathorns, and h}s COUSlDS, ed Wyandotte 8 Overture "The S c h 0 0 I for ember. Cor,neil, o!., Mianu, Fl:a., and to L Bldg. to put the parties white-whiskered. red-elad St. DIane Hackathorn and Blay Live Lobsters Fordson SUCCE Scandal" and "Music for a The boys that thrill at the the John .~~ank EckIun:ds, of on. The .men are treated to ------Schoenherr. Devil star and C( Scene from Shelley, Mendels- crack of the bat hardly know Wa~zata, Mmn. .. homemade cakes, and to cigar. 'S. d' . h Julie Vaughn, a five-months. Lobster Meat that baseball exists at this time MISS Cornell .IS ~ graduate etltes, and coffer[." .. an y Smlt Winner old missie, spen.t the two-hour rid" Tommy " sohn's Symphony NO.4 in A was averaging 2 major ("Italian"), Aaron Cop- of year. But to be prepared of Northrop COlleglate School At Christmas the men are Of Letter at'Amherst _ party time in the respective for spring training a lot ot in ;MinneapoliS ~d Bennett given either' individual 'gifts armsrity and provisions granted to the Council of the City Lunc:heor In naming the. March of Wes and Julia Rea. of Grosse Pointe Farms by Act NO.5 of the Public Acts Grosse Pointe Park Dimes leaders, the 'campaign The dance will be held at of 1956, as amended by Act No. '179 'Ofthe. Public Acts of Compll.ite Oi director. said they had been the Monteith S c h 0 0 1 All 1957, and to the further purpose and effect that the Closed Mon selected for 0 u t s tan d in g couples who .understlp1d the Municiplal Court described in said Act shall be lawfully . ./ achievements and interest in CITY OF established in the City of Grosse Pointe Fanns, Michigan. UNIVERSITY 3-4 Notice of fundamentals of. square danc- Zey hev zee community welfare and im- ing are. invited. Section 3. From and after the effective date. of this provements. . ordinance, the Justice Co;url 'Ofthe City of Grosse Pointe Ordinance Adoption Farms shall be known and designated as the Municipal XMAS LIGHTS STOLEN Judith' .Marfe W~llingliam, of . . ' 20129 Fairway drIve, reported Court of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms. and"the duly ORDINANCE NO. 21 WIlliam C. Hahn ?f 1459 to City police last Saturday ~rtJ'St 1'ointe1FiU1U~ elected Justice the Municipal Judge or the Municipal C Section 3. Chapter 9 of Title I of ~ Co&. of the City to coIIlple* t4ecodification .of the City's ordinances. C> ::J'" ~, The ONLY Moving and Storage' Court of the CIty of G~e Pointe Farms".as the case ,f of Grosse Poin,te Park Js amended furtJier by ad accep~. .I: ... current jurisdiction in all civil actions wherein the debt by .repealed only to the extent necessary to give this .., ,,/Authority ..was gI'lanted to close the Administrative' ordmance la'wfu! effect. to- or damages claimed do not exceed the sum of $1,000.00 . Office at 11:30 A.M. on Tuesday, December 24, 1957. and concurrent. jurisdiction in all act ion s. of 1'eplevin ' Action on a proposed Planning Commission Or- wherein the .value of t.i.e property involved does not ex. b~q>mme S~cti~:J?9. If any pr~visions of this ordinance shall be dinance was deferred and the alternative of appointing dlld, ceed the sl.!JIlof $1,000.00," i , " , held m..... the remamder of the ordinance shall not , . an Advisory. Committee to the Mayor was recommended be aiiec!ed thereby. . .. ,\:- ,. ~' .: .for study. section 4. This Ordinance shall take ef.fect January 1•. " ' &Sto'tage . Sedion 10, Tflis ordinance shall take effect twenty . . Approval was given to increase .the 'street lightini 19~. (~O) dayS ~ter Its enactment or upon its publication . at the intersection of Lake Shore Road 'and Warner Road wmchever IS later. We hereby certify that the foregoing isa true and ~t a. monthly increase in cost of $31.04,;. : . Cc '. SINCE' 1895, complete copy of an Ordinance offered and aQopted by.;" Christmai greetings were extended'tOi employees of the City Council of the City of Grosse' P9inte Park at a the City. " DAWSON F. NACY, Free Delivel meeting held. on the 16th day of- December, 1957. . 15408 :Mack •.Grosse.Point. ~ark , The me:e~g adjourned at1():~P.M. CITY CLERK ..... 'I 18411 M KENNETH.W. CUNNINGHAM \ CH~RLIS.H'IS~l. ;;,-4~: CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ...... , MAYOR CITY CLERK TUxedo 2-54;80",.' . -WILLIAM ,~ CONNOLLY, JI. DAWSON F. NA.CY Enacted: ~ 16, 1957, MAYOR CITY. CLERK .. '. 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Jecember 26, 1957 Thursday, Dec&mber 26,' 1957 --~- GROSSE POINTE NEWS .- , Page Thirteel\' Bayview Sailors Sweep Major Sail Trophies Again Crowd ,. ' \ . , .St. Paul Lakers Score 'lY and Margy Long. Two Lopsided Victories r. and M:rs.R, F. Kolowich . ------~ght Michael and Bradley; . The St. P~ul Lakers went on a scoring rampage last . the Troy Maschmeyers week to first tie the school scoring record and then e Kathy and Troy, Jr., and follow up .with a record breaking performance. r guest, Helen Howe; the Against non-league De La ------J J. Spitzleys, Jr. were Salle the Lakers tied frle mark Two Tie for Honors e with Stevie, Debbie and with a lopsided 78-35 win on cy; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pacing the victors were Russ by fRfO RUnnfLlS Tuesday, December 17, 011 the Beaupre and Tom Kolojeski nman and Marilyn were Pilots' home c 0 u r t. Three who "collected 16 points each ther, nights later the Lakers not herS were Mrs. Edwin F. to tie for individual game only retained their lead in the honors. Gary Anderson was ters wit.lt Susan Ann and East Side S e con d Division e Elizabeth; Mrs. Phillip just a shade off the pace with Blue D,eviIsBeat Fordson Parochial Lea g u e race but 15 points for runner-up hon- eO with son Marc were in slaughtered 81. Martins 89-33 rocp with Mrs, Joseph ors, to establish a new school SCOl'- The Lakers will go into corn. '.lev and her children, Ann In Winning 6th Straight ing record. , .3illy; Mrs. Arthur E. Hirt, petitive retirement for the Groase Pointe stretched its unbeaten cage streak In the St. Martin's contest holidays hOlding the lead in daughter, Mrs. Richard to the Lakers surged to a redicu- five last week when it walloped Port Huron on their league with a 3-0 record. h, and the grandchildren. 59-29 lous 60-15 halftime lead and nne and J ere Ralpli. the local court, Tuesday, December 17, and tumbled St. Thomas and St. Elizabeth could have easily cracked the also are undefeated in league Fordson from the unbeaten ranks with a 68-53 victory 100 point circle had not Coach play with 2-0 marks. on the Tractors home court, Friciay, December 20. Ed Lauer shown mercy. and The next action the Lakers The most important of these ------__ . _ subbed freely. Despite the fact will engage in will be against two wins was the latter which ..-Picture br Fred Runnells battling the 'I'ractor's two tall . Bayvie;w Yacht Club, noted for its outstanding KARD,. Cruising.B DRYA and Chicago Mackinac; the regulars sat on the bench St. Thomas in the showdown enabled the Devils to keep sailing acccIl}plishments, over the years, added to its throughout the second halE the game for sole possession of pace with Coach Jim Wink's men, 'Halleen (6-4) and Mon- WES WElD RICK, Lightning Michigan District; NOR- trey 6:'5) for control of the prestige again this year when it. swept nearly aliof subs piled up 29 points to set the league lead. The game will undefeated defending champ- MAN SARNS:- Cruising- A; AL BORTOLOTTI, Ken-' . the new record. boards. the major Great Lakes.perpetual trophies. Posing be played on the Lakers' home ion Highland Park Polar Bears tucky, Qovetnoi's Cup; KARL NESS, BYC Nite Race; Make 37 Field Goals court, Grosse Pointe High, on behind .the impressive display of hardware, which was who on the same night smack- Against Port Huron, three LLWYD 'ECCLESTONE, BYC Nite RacejCLARE The Lakers swished the nets January 7. The winner of this ed Wyandotte 81-56. nights earlier, the Devils fid- won in Chicago, Detroit and Toledo r~ces, are cham-, JACOB~, DYC Sweepstakes; ALEE CHAPMAN, L ,with 37 field goals and collec- contest will be the favorite to Fordson successfully halted dled around for the first two pions, left to right; SID MARSH~ Privateer; JOHN" class and North. Channelj and JIM CARLIN, Mills ted 15 of 30 charity toss~s in cop the title. Devil star and co-captain "Tor- the rout. From the floor the periods and led 21-11 at half. CALDER, Junior Sailing Club; TOMMY HANSON, Race Cruising -C. Look Like Ohampions rid" Tommy Woodruff. who Cruising C; BOYD BENKERT, Rayen; HANK BUR- Lakers. hit On 60 percent of was averaging 26' per. game in time. A halftime rouser by their s hots w h i chis an On their showing in the first the first four encounters. But C 0 a c h How a r d MacAdam amazing average for a school- four games Laker followers Tommy still managed 14 points' shook the Pointers loose from boy team. are taking for. granted they on four field goals and 6 free their lackadasical ways and Blue Devil Swimmers Retain Lead Devil .Reserves Four l' e g u 1a r s hit in the have a champion already. The throws which was one point the production machine went double fig u res with center team shares this thougnt also off the margin of victory. into high gear with Woodruff Grosse Poi n t e High John .Nozicka and Denny ein- dive as he pounded through Drop First Game Gary Anderson collecting 14 and as Coach Ed Lauer said: Doubly Oovered turning the crank to produce School's once beaten Blueowaplac€'d two-three. the final 40 yardS like 'a run- points for game honors and "Sure they are good, but they certainly are making thee ..- . . . a lopsided 59-29 win. Woodruff Devil swimming team re- Forq,son went three points away speed Doat to win by Coach George VanderWey- Dave Ayrault and Tim Hut~ Faced WIth outWItting. no retired at the end of the third den's Blue Devil reserve team ton collecting 11 points for selves ripe for picking." Ht? less than two a~d so:nebmes period with 20 points to his tained its lead in the Bor,der up when Mike Lea out-raced three yards over Tractor Tom runner-up honors. Torn Parker continued "They are riding en D. k T.. d D' k K . the Morano and m've the .Pointers three opponents TorrId Tom- credit to earn in d i'l i d u a I Cities League yo:ung race lC.uaW an lC ay ill b~ suffered i4l first setback in hit for 10 points. Butch Loch- pink cloud 9 and are bound to . 100 yard b eaststroke a hard fought league victory D SALES my" w~s I:el~ to, a meager scoring h 0 nor s. Ben Boyd last Fn'da. y, December 20, - r, . five starts when it~dropped a biler paced the losers with 11 take a terrific tumble, They .-'#1 which, a~ we said before, Carry folU' pom~ m .he f~st half as paced Port Huron with 13 When. l't staged"" .late surge A1colt Ma 6"" cent . 40-38 to the Fordson points, which. gave him a share are reaching the stage of over- a. - could 'go a long way in de- thr~r Out the Tractors race' .0 a 18-15 points for runner-up honors. to snatch a thrill packed Boastinll,two of the better termin41g the 1957-58. Border Tractors; Friday, December 20. of the runner-up hOllOrs. confidence and that can be Servict5 first quarter lead and a 35-29 . Against De La Salle, who is disastrous. They are impres- halftime margin. Lone Contender 51lh-44:1h victory from the divers in the league Fordson Cities League championship .. ' Fordsorf Tractors before a appeared to be on the inside . Despite the 14 points Johnny a member of the Class A Cen- sed with their own success and Flushed with their success On their showing in the first shrieking capacity crowd in track to stretch its lead. But The title escaped the Point- Rice stuffed in for. individual tral Cat h 0 1i c League, the are fast becoming a bunch of at halting the Devils' leading five games of the season the Lakers used a lightning fast balloon heads that will bump here the tablet began to turn ers last year because of an in- game honors, the Devils (saw scorer in the first half the Devils. appear to be the. lone the local pool. in favor of the . Blue Devils. eligible swimm:er who was'dis- break to run rings around their into a hungry team that will Tractors continued to concen- Border Cities League conten- The final score belies" the Paul Alcqtt w~s magnificent as covered late in the season, the game slip away in the final taller opponents. Good ball derlate them when ihey least trate their defense on Wood- del' that has a chance ot halt- closeness of the meet that in he executed his five dives in which forced the Devils to lor": minute. handling limited the Laker expect it." ruff. Before they discovered ing the monoptlly of Highland the long run could be a vitgl near. perlect fashion to take feit all of their previous meets. miscues to practically nothing It was a thriller from the tlFitfms their m i s t a k e center Rem Park. It was eight years ago factor in detennining the 1957- first place over the Tractors' Up to that point the Devils and enabled them to control History proves that many of Purdy and Mar t y Andrews that Grosse Pointe subdued 58 BeL champion. Dave. Tabaccoi who just. nudg- -were undefeated .arid were outset with the teams being the ball most of the time. the footprints in the sands of The Lakers moved to a com~ ------had stuffed in enough points to the Parkers and won the BCL In Doubt To End ed Pat' Amneus out of second practically assured an unde- tied 10-10 at the end of the give the Devils a 50-46 lead in title. manding61-28 lead at the end f The winner wasn't decided place.. f.eated season and the league first quarter and the Pointers the third period. Grosse Pointe will not see of the third period and at no until the final 160 yard speed AnIDeus, who had been ex- title. Coach-Paul Wheeler an.d holding a one point 22-21 edge Once behind, the Tractors action again until January 10 time was the outcome in doubt. option relay event which ~he Devils periencing difficulty in his Athletic DirectQr Frank Ban .. at halftime. Fordson grabbed fell apart. Bad passes and a when they meet a w~ak Mon- won with surprising' ease 011 specialty in the first three ach hav~ made sure nothing confused d e fen s e enabled roe quintet on the local court. a three point 28-25 margin in the determined efforts of Mark meets, was tp~ ~ straw that lik~ that will ever happen the third stanza and hung on Court Ordinance W.o 0 d r u H to c:halk up 10 WYJ.mdottewill follow the Tro- Gregory, Mike Kroeyer, Dick broke For.dsor:s back. .~en agaIn. despe~ately in the fin~l eight 129 pmnts for a 14-pomt total for j:ms into the Devils lair a week Adams and Paul Alcott. . he captured third place .1t tied SummarIes the night. Purdy wound ~p later and then comes the first minutes to snap the Devils' with 17 points and individual showdown battle With High- Packing his lineup Coach ~~e meet ~t.~~*;;;.lht and from 40 yd. Freestyle-Babcock string at' four. (J "best band E PROVISIONS OF P ulWh leI' pulled a switch. ere on m e ac ors seem-, (GP), Bach ,(F),. K roe y e r scoring honors with Andrews land Park on the Bears home a ee . ed to fall apart. 'Three nights earlier the C1'S Of 1956. AS taking runner-up honors with court' January 24. A victory when he st a l' t e d co-captaIn . Le C tl d J' . C (GP). ,Time: 18.9. Devil reserves toyed with the E CITY OF GROSSE 14 points. over the Parkers could mean Chuck Babcock with Mike suer an. 1m arne in town" Kr . th 40 d free completely wrecked the Tr.ac- 100 yd. Butterfly-Kwasney Port Huron reserves 'winning THE TERMS AND Boardman Also Stars at least a share of the league oeyer In e. -yar - h th .1 d th (F') B (GP) C (GP) handily 66-31. ' Vere Wirwille Co-captain Bruce Boardman crown providing the Devils style in an effort to get off to !~rs w en. :y. s~me . e , oyer ,arne . MUNICIPAL COURT I I d The maneuver J.""O-yard IndIVIdual medley Time: 1:18.0. and his troubadors chipped in 10 points for the continue to p I a y up to the an. ear y 7a.. . event to give the Devils a Grosse Pointe jumped off to For Reservations TU 4-5015 cause and was a bearcat on de- standar d they have proven paId off dIVIdends when B~b- 39lh-32lh lead with two-relays 200 yd. Freestyle-M i t ti e a comfortable 18-5 first quar- good food fense despite the fact he was they. are capable of to, date. cock s pIa she d home fll'llt . . . . (F). Morano (F). Mehl (GP). ter lead and built it into an ordains: ahead of Fordson's Iniolf Bach remallllng on the program. Time: 2:08.2. unsurmountable 42-17 lead at gOGd fun who just squeezed out Kroeyer Fordson Wins Relay 100 yd. Backstr.oke-Cut1e~ London ovisions of Act No. 5 halftime~The DeVils scoring Open House ded by Act No. 179 of for second place. 'This ,gave In a last ditch effort Ford- (GP), S n ide r (F), Vander- machine continued to produce n Compiled Laws of the Pointers a 6-3 lead. son's Snider, Lea, Kwasney V60rt (GP). Time: 59.2. in the third quarter for a 56- New Year's Eve terms and conditions Jim Kwasney put the Trac- and. Ko~alski ...spla~hed to a ioo yd. Freestyle-Babcock 27 margin. Before the dam East of 1956. as arm~nded, tors up close 10-8, when he narrow Vlctory In the 160~yard (GP),Cinowa (F). Nozicka Eddy Shepherd's Gr-ossePo:nte Farms, busted all ,:the way, Co~ch, beat Health Boyer and Jim fedl~ r~~~y an~~~ t~~ stag~ (F). Time:' 53.9. . VanderWeyden quickly.substi- 7909 E. 'Jeff.rlon at Van Dyke 123 K£RCHEVAl id Act are hereby de- VA. 3.1155 Anatole's Carrie in that order in the 100 or t e ue c .p '. -yar 100 yd. ..Ereaststroke-Lea tuted freely in the final period Grosse Pointe Farm. in the City of Grosse of this ordinance. yard butterfly event. A Ford- speed relay. Everythmg that . _.. ( in an effort to keep the final FRENCH RESTAURANT son slam by Jack Mittie and ~ad happen~d ~fore w!ls lost (F), Law (GP.), Kay GP). score from looking ridiculous. effective date of this Tom Morano in the 200-yard ill the frenZIed preparatIon for Time: 1:12.2. . QuI, Qui. But thesuQs managed to keep as applicable, of Act free style put .Fordson ahead the final event. Diving,-Alcott (GP), Ta. 6, as amended, shall Zat ees right! the ball rOlling and posted a All zee coktoils are at Feefte Sents 18-11 and things began to look For the fi~t time. in mem- baccoi (F). Am n e u s (GP). 66-31 victory, ,. ns of Chapter 15 of '4 6 cinte Farms adopted from to at zat new French Cofe, black for the Pointers. _. ory the, partIsan crowd began Points: 58.6. 5th day of December, Anatole's. Zot Goy Goose ees zeo real Cutler Wins Event a "Let's go GroSse Pointe, 120 yd. Ind. Medley-Cut~ Jim Howard annexed scor- possion jooss. Ahdzat Cold Duck, ing honors with 19 points and that the said Charter , 0010 la, et makes zee lofe ze 'mudder- Co-captain Les "Clutch" Cut- Let's go" chant that ma~e ler (GP.), Carne (GP), Nozicka shall be deemed to en-low. And zee food at ees devine. ler brightened the pictul'e a hearts, young and old, -candl:- (F). TIme: 1:16.4. Tony Barr of Port Huron took pursuant to the au- Zes escargots cnd ze ronches, mai bit when heo u t d i s tan c e d dates for cor~naries. . . 160 yd. Me dIe y ReI a y_ runner-up honors with 17~ e Council of the City Luncheons oui. Zee purrfect spott ,for zeit Fordson's Bill Snider in the 100 !-,eadoff swunm~rs, Pomter FORDS ON (5 n ide r, Lea, 5 of the Public Acts rondevue. of the, Public Acts of Complttte Dinners yard backstroke event, which Mike Kr.oyer and T r act 0 r Kwasney, Kowa~ki). Time: Misery loves company-but Make reservations now for New Year'. also produced a rare third Denny Cmowa, matehed.str~ke 1:27.9. .not the kind who stay on long Combines Fine Food with Fine Entertainment and effect that the Closed Mondays Eve ond New Year'. Dinn~r.. ' Act shall be lawfully place tie between Tractor Fred for stroke thro?gh t!te ope~mg 160 yd S pee d ReI a y_ v_i_s_its_. _ 'nte Farms, Michigan. UNIVERSITY 3-4500 18455 LIVERNOIS Gray and Devil Steve Vander 40 yards as dId DICk Adams <1ROSSE POINTE (A 1cot t Zey hey zee privet room for zeiilpotties and club group. Voort which accounted for the and IngolfBach. The break Kroeyer A darn s Gregory): Brunch Will Be Served Sunday. Dec:. 29 effective date. of this CARRY OUT SERVICE City of Grosse Pointe half points in the final score. came ~he~ M~rk Gregory Time: 1;16.1. ' Before Lion-Browns Championship Game ted as the Municipal At this point the Devils trail- pulled mto a two stroke lead ed by 3 points. over Jack Piper and set the ,..CHINESE Startin9 at 10 a.m. Farms. and. the duly People failto get ahead be- ity of Grosse Pointe Don't Cook Tonight, Call ChickC2nDelight! Chl.\ck Babcock became the st~ge for diver Paul ~cott to CourteSy buses will take you directly to Briggs Stadium, te of this ordinance meet's first double winner brmg glory to the DeVIls. cause of the back!\Wlrd-glance FOODS habit. Board return bus 1~ blocks East af stadium on Michigan udge of the City of when he took the lOO-yeard Alcott Stars Again Good Food - Good ReputotioJ'\ Ave"ue. ture municipal elec- freestyle but the Tractors re- Alcott proved he can swim the City of Grosse e shall be designated tained a two point lead wh~n every bit as well as he can HONG KONG Judge. Chicken CHOP SUEY Jimmy. Jett Quintette lllties and powers of 16719 Mack TU 2-0102 Grosse Pointe Farms rij;;'i;'g-;pari;'l. :v..- Between Yorkshire and Biahop Dancing Nightly in Act No. 5 of the all conditions, terms Monday thru Friday Delig'ht SOLVE YOUR PARTY . l4 \;:J 12:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Reservations Suggested: YAlley 2-4118 ityof Grosse Pointe I Sun., Noon to 9 p.m. nd conditions of said FOOD PROBLEMS NOW! l4~~::i:Y~tJy Sat. 12:30 to 11 p.m. 15301 E. Jefferson. at, Beaconsfield .,' "ft- and altered so as to , » Frank SinD.ra . rms and conditions I Delight Your Holiday Guests with a Tempting li;ll M\~ie Ga;yno~1LD~' rs. duties and juris- "'rilE IO~R 18 . said Court. provided, .I . S . all be altered, mocli- Agai~.r We Offer Boe~ky"Lazy usan ...tutc1~Y Matinee onl?, .. . the terms and pro- ! Hugh Mar1err.: END" I ioI. CIWOBLD 'WITHO Grosse Pointe Farms t. T . e and to the Justice ..• BUu:re ray I sun.,!4on., 'i;~er" rms shall remain in PARTY CATERING l& DeC. 29, 3(), r - Jefil!eY lIunte t Sheree NO~~~l1i:'NT" ffex:tive date hereof, for the Holidays . "'NODO!~::cope)- shall have concur- I ~ ...'i'tt...... "'..• "'.... wherein the debt I e sum of $1,000.00. actions of replevin Call Early TU.. 1.9390 After 4 p.m. i~.,.,,"'. volved does not ex- I I I I , ffective date ot this WE SERVE THREE WONDERfUL DELIGHTS 1 Judge shall be the is prior designation I I -. N_ 00 Sol.! Best Wishes lor .'58 in Section 15.3 of CHICKEf\J DELIGHT ty of Grosse Pointe Bells, ringing, whistles blowing, clocks striking twelve • __ Tender-Grown Chicken half, with Krinkle-c1Jt they all add up to one thitJ9. Brand new. 1958 is 'here! We ,;'" French Fried Potatoes, old fashioned blueberry I ~. .hope it's going to be. a grand and glorIOUS year for you, .. ' made in the Charter I ! THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE, ointe Farms to the muffins. D,U1le1'sd pipil'lg hot-l.45. n COVENT. GARDEN, LTD. . Here's wishing you the best. V . ce Court, such ref- Boesky's expertly staffed catering department will prepare Clnd ~ DAVIJ) L. WEBSTER, e of this ordinance deliver their delicioul party troy. for your home or oHlce partil', I Generalp~~=strator, • I e or the Municipal SHRIMP DELIGHT I Fanns, as the case .m.lI. IDEAL FOR YOUR J ROYAl. nsistent or contrary - Same Trimmings - 1.45 III.....' I !lIE laki Your Reservations ~o. 5 of the Public I. . 'NEW YEAR'S PARTY . I ::-':21- B1llLR NOW! herewith are he~- FISH DELIGHT These exciting' econ'omical BuHet Tray~ are stacked full of.1 'f-'r TIte,.".,.. wet .. ..".,1 essary to give this - Same Trimmings - 95c delicious Kosher Corned £5eef Postrami, Peppered B.ef, Roalt I For New Year's Eve Beef, Ass't Cheese, Relishes, , Potato Salad, Cole Slow, Stuffed ! MASONIC AUDITORIUM Noise Makers - Favors. Hats. Etc. ICelery with Cho!ped Livers, and many mar. delicious things to eat. ! JAN. 7 - 11 6 PERFS. s ordinance shall be Reservations Must Be Made ::-dinance shall not RIBS DELIGHT FREE I in Person TUES., Jan • .,: Lei Patmeurs; Same Trimmings -1,65 Petrouchka. Birthday' Ofterinr. take effect twenty WED., .Jan. 3: c. Scilitaire, Swan pon its publication Lake (Act 11); Petrouehka. Complete Dinners - Tak. Out THURS. tn.d J'RI., Jan. t mil 10: , . i 8111eplDr BeautY (full length). lAT. MAT. ,and EVE., "an. U: . Free Delivery-Delivered Piping Hot. Yum, Yum! Coppe1a(tuU 'lenJth); rAead.e. i 18411 Mack Ave., Near East Warren CATERING SERV.ICE . FINE FOODS PRICES: MdD Fl.; 4.80, 4020, 3.10, POINTE FARMS 2••'. Bale. 402., 3.'0, UO. 1.80. 16380 E. Warren.al Audubon r I' . . , 11894 E. WARREN I At Gri.... Il'~, Ma.~nic Tempi,: ' Robert Matheson Free Delivery I Make It a point to stop' at' Boesky's Orelen 5OOT'mple Ave •. I Mau TUxedo 2-2628 / l~~------YOillin the Warren-Conner. Shopping Center . ~ beL Addr .... 4, stamped by. '"I " \

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'\ - Tl1ursday, De~ember 26, 1957 _ Thursday, I Clas

Bus ... -=:S ~ .~'-' •• '.JII •• ..OA I . I 21S,CAI'11 YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED ',' , Three Trunk Lines to Serve You 9l1ickl, '. • .. • 1[. MODERNIZA'l :CALL' TUxedo' 2-6900 nree T.... k iJ.es to. Sen. 'YOII 98ickl, . f. !lUDLIME -.. P.M. TUESDA i attics, rec. 1A-PERSONALS 6-FOR RENT (Unfurnished 8-ARTICLES' FOR SALE , . ,rough and fu • ' -! 12-AUTOS WAN_TED ! 21e-;..ELECTRICAL anteed. TUXE NEED a baby sitter? Renable MACK-Cadieux, Grosse Pointe VACUUM .BARGAllis 21I-PAINTING AND 21R-:-CEMENT i SIRVleE . WOCtK nursemaids a vail a b 1e by ..area. New high rating, 16- Rebuilts and i year gual'antee WE NEED. I ,; ;/ DECORATJNG hour, day or week. Matern- family apartment. One and Hoover. wIbeaters ~..$16.95-$49.95 1 - 1956. Ford tVi'ORTGAGES BROWN ELECTRIC -Master A-1 CEMENT and brick work . TED.Cc Rebuilt Eurekas $19.95-$34.95 electrician since 1920. Regis- PAiNTING, papering, paper of all kinds. Chimney re- ity help available. The Sit- two bedrooms. Owner. TU. Rebuilt G.E.'s ;~ $19.95-$24.95 1 - 1955 ,Chevrolet Residential - Commercial ENorEB i Rebuilt RO.Ya1S ,..; , , $21.95 Mnst be :nice' cars. tered and' lic£:,iiae.' Repairs, removed. Wall washing. pairs. All estimates free. ters Club, PRescott 7-0377. 5~2500. FIRST. MORTGAGE Late Models, assort. makes $14.95 , Have Customers' Waiting replacements, and mainten- Neat, reliable. Work guaran-. VA 2-46l8~ General remORichard Nixon a rt TWO NURSES, one male nurse, Deluxe 5-5 Income FIREPLACE equipment, brass Fine Paper Hanging experience. Elmer T. La- WANTED: Permanent board- WOOD PRODUCTS NATO confetellOORS sured. tors and porters, Day or sories. 25,000 actual' mil.~.' now' and be ready to build 16956 E. Warren. at Harvard patch plaste~ing, lawn , Manuel Marchese VA. 4-98~ week. F'ield's Employment.' • DRAWERS Private Grosse Pointe owner. by Sp,ing.' TU~edo 4-3403: TUxed05-9'12~ Counter Tops 22500 MACK furniture 'sprayed. A-I. LAkeview 6-9300 TR 3-7770. i $3,150. TUxedo 1-4281. GROSSE POINTE PARK Cabinet~ Remodeled PR 5-0470 , THIRY jewelry; 20756 Mack at references. Co lor e d. 21P-FURNITURE REPAIR I ~FOR RENT (Unfurnished FORD 1954' Customline 4-door. 1002 HarVard, 100x130; $11,000 ADita. Specializing in: watch LAMPS, Shades, ChandelierS, Radio, heater, low mileage, N. E. Cor. Bishop and Jeff. repairs. . Watches- repaired James L. Crawford CUSTOM upholstering. A New Sinks Installed. pour NEFF LANE. 2 bedroom low- Fixtures. Lamp parts, custom ' I, $495. 246 Lakeland. , 14.8x15q, ~10,000 ' ,from all over the world. All VAlley 1-3385 splendid selection of deco- or er, completely carpeted, stove sh~des, lamp motin~g, re'" . - 1003 Cadieux, 100x130,. $8,000 d Old New Work Me's ad Ladlea' SUi' 1951 FORD 8 cylinder, manual TUxedQ 2-2593 'wo,rk guarantee . . • rative fabrics. Expert need- a.tioD5, reUn1ng. DOll and refrigerator, garbage paIring. Best selection of lamps EXPERT painting, paperhang- lepoint mounting. Estimates to 'ltnaAecL shift, 2-door, in good repair, ' Monday through Friday , . PRescott 5-8710 IIDII. disposal, air conditioned, and shades in town. ing ,by mechanic(,free esti- cheer£~lly g i v e n. Ewald, immediately. available. $225' ...... ' 21C-ELECTRICAL garage. Available in January. Lamps by Martin ' mates. Van Assche, TUxedo 13929 Kercheval. VA 2-8993. 14931 EAST AduHs only. No pets. $150 cash: See at 341 Mt. Vernon. G;ROSSE POINTE'~ARMS.' 71 ' ",SERVICE' 14637 - 41 Kercheval, corner 4-1187, VA 4-1492.' 21Q-PLASTERING JIM SUTTON per month. TUxedo 4-3207. or telephone TU 4-4532. Moran Road. E x c Iu s 1v e All types.. of electric.al repairs, Fred M. Schuma Manistique, VAlley 2-8151. 1677 BRYS ranch and colonial home- . PAINTING' 625 NEFF, Grosse Pte. Lower BENDIX automatic washing 12-AUTOS WTD. TO BUY sites on new Moran Court: arld violations corrected. . & Carpente.r Work, Repairing & . 'flat,' re- . ~. 3 bedroom SIX room m a chi n e, baby brib aJ1d I WILL\CALL.atyourhome to Owner, TU 5-2500. -MARTIN'S DECORATING PLASTERING Remodelmg, Attics, Porches, ;:,- frigerator and g~s stove. 2 chest, baby miscalchaii,' Interior and Exterior Garages. '. buy any model used car, any WHITTIER ROAD. 5U feet be~ Additions, basements, arches, , car gar<;lge. 4val1able Jan-l bathinette. Small din~tte-set. ELECTRIC SERVICE First class. craftsmanship :, age/for- 9ash and pay you tween Vemor 'and'Charle~: 14435 Kercheval Ave., near ceilings, general repairs, Rea- TO 4-2942 uary 1st. LOgan 5-0049 after French :floor lamp. TUxedo PRescott 1-4347 ,- more money.' Tom' Roney; voix. $7,250. "Ow n era TU: Chalmers sonable' chaI'g~. ' . 5 p.m. 1-9620. . E. RUDNICKI BoDey ~otors,LA 6-661.1-15. 2-0310. VAlley, 1~7651 PRESCOTT 3-2968 CARPENTER; repairs, doors, ST. CLAIR SHORES locks, sash cords, cabinet , work. EDgewater 1-4576. I

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!cember 26, 1957 Thursday,D.~.mb.t26, 1'51 Page Alteen

- . .," ' only, 7 p.m., Junior Hi. Pilgrim dents and servicemen at home ~h.eYeari,!, Review" '1~••~.".~"""'''''."..~''~.~•••IM."~•••••••IM."••~•••''.''~iMI.".~.•••".'IN''''•.'' , 8.j~. Fellowship in YQ\lth room. 7, of Dr., and Mrs. F. E. Greifen- Senior ~ Pi1grliA.' rellowship stein,,1q~ Yorkshire Rd. Classified Continued in Lounge. * * • (Continu~frOmP ... I) . ~yo.r of.tft@parksinCe198oj .• l ... One halfo~ one. percent of the and was elected hiS fourth •. C;;-h"urL:"hN.ews. (;.,.. • Thursday, Jan. 2: 8 p.m. to • • • 21S---C-A-I,fINtD WORK IZ1U-PLUM •• N. . bAllotsW@f'~5POi14!tl;aeeOl'dift~ ~ d~:-the.Aprjl.*el~ 1- _.~.-- _. ..- I. Chancel choir rehearsaL ODERNIZATIO .- ,to ~1 Mac.Arth~, nir@MOf'Oftion. He ~ to have ~en his .• _ e ••••••••• .J.~!az:. :re~an.h~~:.'47,'PJ'unIn..., • • • M. . N:KiteheD8) HEATING and plumbing, and ,FUlanoe :for the ,oath of offIce on Aprll15. Be. .' ,i' :,., , .. ' umv~ Ullvq ~- ,., c:a .... C,!.1E .iMBusmess Friday, Jan. 3: 4 p.m. Jumar ;:.:~ :: fini"=rr'~:: conversion,e1eelri. ..w'" .solltOl _a\lln. . was •.cti~ In ,many civic all6, POINhmoMAL .tl,ro~ Ju ni 0 r High. Crib 101'fiJUlh choir rehearsal. 7:45, Choir rehearsal ME -4 P.M. TUESDAY anteed. TUxedo 5-0143. ~ c1Ganing, aut 0 fn .. tic gla .March 14:- Appro?dmate11 tl~~i~oo&.if if aIr. &i _ He.l' lid' Rho...... ' tolJJiii, 10-11 ••m. Mo~ Wfi1r_~ot youtli choir rehearsal, • • • VI te h 150 'fiUfJ.« boyt llfttigiTls o:t rftb . __ , lfYifd f~fld. Di. fH.U fI~ tihi,. U..UfaO, m;CU8lJlon.}i@- p.m., Chancel choir re- Sattitddyt Jm 4: 10 a.rb. a l' l!flt&r ih.falled .. many Christi~ ',denomi.'"lation.t.La~ ~tm' it .....,. hearsal. -CEMENT WORK w~. bo~ 1ft Pittti~ PAtit ,~ X,teBUlItl.t ifJd ltif JWU6i' Hi' Wesley and Trinity choir re- TED .CORBET!' low *" 'lOO.1daM1s@d'plumb ~ath~Nd in the Grpsse, P4iinte 0" ~ July ta, 1M" ilfi(tw~ .11 Ii iJ'aUfttift m.rio. Ad'--' -. .11l~,:r=IU6r polN"iEdTH()jj}st ' .heatSa1. . EMEN'T Hnd brick work EN'I'ERPKtg~S 81' J M KU8hn TU 951 ohri#i Chtti'eh, Marling th~ l!"A~tia~rlfrOlti tl.i~C?li{~ suje . -.~L '.- . j !Ill, ..tilts.,.~ p.~. ~~l@fi~ ,,-2 ,. OO~~bU8. ~ . .. ~~MJ ~ir@1@ 211 Moross ROad 11 kinds. Chimney re- . . •. er, ftm 61 w*kl3l' sefttlces for lJft1:V~liY, _at: ~m :. ~hri!tinuP_Iift7,.a.'ao ,~t cl ~ 1 ilugh C. White, Pastor.' s. All estimates free. General remodeling, com*"l6U! .. ~ ~;!1~:. ....~ ' ""oung It Of ,th- .. i9~ft•.~ 8chool aWUdetl hiIn .. ~tliy, ~ 2~! .91M ~, p}~ ~ 1.30.a.iiL YtiutL Qroup GROSSE POINTi d . ti f' -- -,-- "h J .' .J:'. . P ... e com r a .}iOii6fary do..elm M iii.d@ftee~I W'OfsmpJ lifIi leffietH New y~. EVe Fifty it Gtaee. Belen D. 1'hoibas, 2-4618. METHODIS1 CHURCH ~~r:~~: r~:,a~~e~c:~ LICENSED PLUMBER _ m.. munlo/~.Se~ieet W@~,@ :for any- degt~ 1ft 190ft. . s@fnlim by 1\@v Deft' Ii. Iflfit.. • if • • J)trectot of OIlriSt!atl BeL 211 Mbtoss. Road 1-7551. :::e~de~ ins~::'. ~fc:ees ,Aprfi the ~ ~idfteM .Ri."~8d~y: • p.m., $ 6 f1 i4) r . SuncUlf, Decel'nllet 29: 9~15 JJ::: ::'o:::tt ~~ c!:: l~The ~ an~ ''1\1e "D@lll!~!j~ O:i~ Moriiln« WOrsliip g c=~ a.ftt Worship and Set th 9 n; Cliurch'.in..Seoo1- fot OUR OARPr"Uhi4 ~...... L .: f10nable. TO,2"3130.' terbUf)'M 0 h t it i GhUtch, Gt6B86 Poifiie 13000rtl M ;m~ti.;.\ ~ 8l31;<39; 9!80j AdUlt '''''Bitt. .. Nursery. Tiny LL BRICK WORK J.u.r.n wuU[ U~, .._ . '.. whose members want to. make ciitlofi Woft t1i~Mt fOUfid.ift I: StnItlf Bf6tip:. teit1@fi Mrsl 3JT.,",1~ C~ Tots, Kindergarten, Primary and Y Church school for Nursery thru .rumor Depts. t!abinfft ftlAlMj J8 (Jut Woi'tf the worship of. {;qt1 felevantlo leBa! b.Stit Wim. tM 'fiabffl!l ffw.ri~f; 11bf Ai y; OilO, , . GmmJT EPIst;opAL Primary. 10:15 a.m. Adult Bibte W:15 ~.m_ - Adult Bible Class. EW AND REPAIRS Get but priC!. first. WA1l1ui 21V....s'LVlit 'lAtIH.youth• in t~ that youih'can RiChaf~T St!h6ol: Imj)ftWem@ii1 Ch~eh "~li66i jfi ill .d~ .~ Ot6tii8e'tiliitftlJouliinrd Class. 11 _a.m. Worship and 11:00 a.m.. - Morning Worship Shureh ~chOQ~ jot N~. TinY ~CHES, STEPS, ETC. 1..1332.. sit:vik"& ooin' ;i:A'TiNfi tllidefsWld. Tii@ yoUfig tJeOple. Associatiof1 whIch 18.~pogeQ menU, ieciiffii ifn~ fJl(jfflmj MY ..imu. B. Ma1Ditd. SefmGfi~ C!l1uren s C110 0 1 fljr TotS, .Kbidergarten, Pr1inaIY. !n- 21T-dR~SSMAiIN. . Wh6 _att@lide~ rafigea .if1 age ~a.th~ 4eveloifdn@fi~M i par~ W~i7i' .!eoonti .•miM~ lJ@f.:. ~ iteclW. Ntirs~ry thru PriinM'Y. 6 p.m. flermed1ate and settlOr Depta. y Basements Repaired OXicmthl ahd R@I)airh\, from 13 to 18, afttl c8ft1@from ifig ,itfi~ .it the, fi!.iif Of t1ie fOOii bY Ft:anl .fit!, ''PiVffsl'" 8widAy-~ lLm, Hoit Cmn- 7th qrad~ MYF. -6:45,p,rn. 8th RiV. HUGH C. WHITE; Palto, EXCLUS:rVt==alt~=;~tio;~'m ~~ :BlAH l'o1i8hihg &: U~C1tiefmft widelY 8~s:ttere.tl.llft!as in the MUir pr?~? _'U~ ~~ti@ ~ tilAl_DiH~ .i'~ f!i~.~ lli~Ofi!id 11i.mJt :ram- and 9th Grade :MYF. '1:30 '.m. NSED AND INSURED . .HELEN JJ. THOMAS dresses and suits by Marie Jewt!lry Repairing, Engraving PoJptet-soJ'nt W'~e/ from. ~- Fm,n~_ to fl~~nt p~j, ~ ,Ui,141J 11, .ChUffih ~,W6f~hipi G6fi@6Holli' fijJ- senior MYF. Ii p.m. Recep1I6fi bifed:Oi' of Clil1Stl8li. Education lNUAL MARCHESE Stephe:&ul; aIM l'emodtlllf'ii bE~Bl:RT trOlt. 'tl!dH a l' r 1S, firosse :f86i.~Iti~ t~.th~ m \l_n 1 ~ ipll lJ@hooliti: il1~j)iftm@n9, IN- lOWiiij tlie 11 80m. .ei'Vi@6 in and fello~hip for college stu- TUxedo 1~7888 -- -~~- - _. ~ --, .... and repairing iura. QUi~k S.'LVr:;RSEiMITHS Pointe H~gh Schoo! student,- paflqiig ~ot... ~~ i88~ ~!l tiUft it, the m6fstei. service on hems. tU l5'dlo. E was the ~ Cliiit@r'"6l1TY teen l!@i!fd. ~.eMN Wi~ GifCiilt "'_ ...--; Iii • LA 6-9300 .. '_.. _ 14508 CIlABIsEVQ1X f'fea6Ber. .. . , J1idgij . J~ejli A. ~&h . Wows i'fti8ilMfiilN . Mefid.;, .= iI'45 - ilm.. l10ly SEwn;Ga1teration;:adul~ NR. CHAL~ MatC!1i 11 = WdodEi citiZ@ftS TIl@~6eiatl6fi: contefttf@diRit lit5fi~.lieli ATe. illMft-:M (;:tiftm1UfiiOn iiid~'-':'8-;." tor .IR51 Cf1URtH O' , :rUMNEY, broken steps, and childten; hems, zippers VA 2-~ata ~ihb-W@t1an ifUtihetit! dttiUitU! t~e Fifiilj 1l~C!-ft6m;~aiiee AB.,ftH,.W Fi __ uiia.- ."u~..J'..l""", ffiissiOfiio pra; ers CHRIST. SCIENIIST, Jefferson Avenlll {. work, waterproofing plain drapes, ,aprons Aftd (!ofteefnift{t boiid isiltit!8 W1il611 Gliafl,er proVisie~. liU~.Mi!itig - ...., lWJ!JSIft' . . . . -. i.' . 'GROS~E PoiNTE . ~. All work guaranteed. pillows. TU 1-7455.. i~LANDSCAPINGMX'1tz.' will be 1'1aceB betefe tR@fti the. i;!ityto .P.~9:[email protected])ff7~tfe@t VIC~~ra/~1i 'niHdiy=ti:451.m. Momift Baptisl Church --::-::=:-:-______duriftgth@A}jfil 1 eiiectiottP.~t1fifig ffit!iHties, lftii! Fiii'im . d _ n-- a~, ~.~ }jfli>uei in ;i;i:: .. -",fo."ir' R.il"';'i .. ~ 19o estimates. Call anytime. FAIMS . CU~TOM dfessftt8lti:ftg, d@~ GANTz i:U:tO~RIll. l'and- Ohlt 88 cltif!@bsWfte df1liana cl~'ait6~fi@¥ fJf~;;ed. tliei'@ was _.SUfit1~J '1:I~c. iI\~H 9~.3(jimilt lU.~ H61~Wl~~=.jUU6.n'_1D.an_"~. 1333t L leReno.. at Lcikeyfew '-7486. SUndiY serVices _._M ...... I0:30 • .tit. s~gnlng~ te.stylirtg, altera- .J:.l1J!i >::# at a public forum held ih the . stic!i it Tl1@.,Agsoffiatiaii ~ifSt. iervJ:@@i, 1:30, f~~~i.i:& ~b",~u u. l~w, WOfSh!' I . ~"= SUfid1l1 SchlS6~infantai, J. Arntstr6nsr. Mini'''er tions. Best references. Van iCApmgj tuitei' cI@afiiftg Mt1 Parcells Junior High SchOol to sai~it ''¥ill a.i'i)eal tRe :ffiiiM ~1.iicliJt~ol, fi1:ifS@i7~1ii f',"o~'<:u u.. ;'U'<:.oJ\;:' Room _ ..__ M-oI0:50 • .m If"" W&:Uif!lidi¥ \STERN MASON Dyke-jellerson ates. Mrs. 'hbW 81l6Ve1llflg. 'f@t esii~ h@ar arep~tt by the Gitizens' ta ihe,~t~~@SUpreifi!.~~~ s~ar'lii:gfu Ut~:~@@dfid. W6l.'" .. 'W- ....:i... .,.;..a.a~.. _ HI a~.=-., H"o"l:- Tmtmilliy . D"vid W. IIlahop, Minister Meeting ' M' , _ 8:00 p.m. :ONTRACTORS Sharp, Adams 1-9150, VAll Ad.. vt8&i7.-'. {joinmit.i.~e~ The .A. pri125:'::~ fi6t_~as.il~.dili,,; ~ .. 8~ .. ~_.Uj.f.m.T~~,'ft ~':-, ;;a... =~:~..:..~:T=3 a.'.p.iO:::.-le."' .. f''':r ~oltNbiG WORsiiIP ~ _ __. __ __If1~t(!s._ .ey ~;~~~7. _ lSSUes dIscussed wl!te .475,000 c6U.f..ii!ed WaOO8 colliicil. f!!:; ilUf8@i"f,m.aYillaUiU6fhi. ' 114 \:lUUllllU:lUVU. ~lll;l., ...l:t;}' n. u KERBY SCHOOL 8111lday. 1:Of 'and 11:00 LID. nercial & Residen~ial DESIGNING l' sh' bl" i Jjl iI.=. b -' 'b,ill" 8 t1i~ ..tiiBR and t6f~e C6=- .. 211 Kerby ltOaclt at Beaupte . a 10UQ. e 8Ults, GRlFFOhDS.ntEE SERVIQE. for'~ ileW.~J.1~ci~a~ btiil~g;' fj~Dl;itr~tla fi@W eGffiff~H¥@ t~ ,~~6fi ~:tli~@;~~ 0V1il1 .tefY;;> ='~/;;l!k., I -;' ~, ,~7: __ ..lJ.l mercial & Residential coats ~(raresses, alteratiGf1s Tr~@s. toppe.d, ttbt1ined ,anG $135,0(J(), for ilie impro"~mefit study the new m u n 1c 1pal l~es: uBefteaietIOfi.'i Prl;lUJ.~. 8i45 a.fi,1" Moffiiiig ALl; ABE WELCO~ CIlURCB SCHOOL 1 - l' ng Tuck Pointing - Ma- and hats; remodeling, rea- removed. Reasonable. TUx- and developffiefif ~f~ s~te.irl.~a!~ eieetitm, ifielualftg II $476tOOg B6y ~tit, Tfoop No. 84i ~~8.PraiY!J.' ..in,~~e .cho,if ~tal1S.' )lastic Coated -' Roof tef road ift th~ nBftheasf sec. iSsUe f6r a n@\ii eity halh THe llleeting. '!41. p.m., Giwiem ~~ ~:~.t. ~ol:r. C?~t:1ll0n and.' I. LAKESIDE B Repaired. H.eadll NO'ft of th~ citY. . _'_ ~6un~il fav6rea it mere ffiiKll= Cli6if m@~ p~~yers'oF. ~e nationfi~d the r __~ _ ~8fcl1 :!~Th~ t\yo ~ogpittUB fi~d pliii fOf a neW bilitdifi~ • • • ~~r.let 5:~O p.fri., Choral Even- !llM1i Mom;; Rd. as Harper DWARD M. COOK I illlin. GENTER - ; ~ ~ ]6484 E. 10 MILE (Continued from Page 1) said such a ctmterent!e would ~. tlie._P8i~t~,C.?"a~@ _and:Ben ~~~ a ~tJ!g tedijcti~. in U1~ Friday. ~aD; ~: .'1:45iH~.J ~ 8. eng. ... ,- • '~"b'•. Art1Iur MeAsh :>tt 1-5057 FO 6-5814 ing dirty clothes robbed 'a give only the false liiuslon of $ec~.urs,a.PndUii~ecI.~eipt ~~ ~ofiStructiaf1 eaSt. AppbiiU@1 ta provemebt. and 'D@autificatiori • .11):00LID. Monuni Worship Waterford ,branch bank of $7,-. ea~~g w()rl~ ~ensions without ~e _s@eo~~~a. fifial.patffit:n'ti tfie i'tN!ctiVat@d .coffiffi.itt@e committee meets. . frldily.'- 8:45 8:m., MOtnlli' 1;1 N!O?~~a,;.kp~~~I 11:20 aiD. S;.in8ij Sc1iOOl CARPENTER WORK 720 j~f: a mifiUte b@fOfe i~ a61Vlhg speeiflc p!'o81ettiS un- o~,a. Ford .¥!JUnd~#on Gfantj ti@veral ffieiiib@flj of tbti mu: ..-..== ilfayer In the choir stalls. i~ 8 p.m. closing time Friday. cierlting .. th~ . tensions,. ThUll, t~l.m,!f $55JOO.., Cottage. zefi5' Advig~fY Gifuifilitte.@,ih@8T • .tAMES lit1TJDJRAN a.m.~ troly '~ommilili6n.ana. ~Iii .Deyotional SeMen ~ !@.: 7:30 pm. j;venink seme. ~ ~ and Sunday School 5 [RS and improvements. With a .38 caliber. revolver ~l1ey. ~alCl,. a top level fast- c@iv@a$h,'QO; ..8f;id.Bongfdup-wmelig'lives(jmUCh6f'.h... p. riy@fsfartHecleparted. types of carpenter work. t,,~ VI b 1>1 S'6&urlil ~g7 400 Th t t 1 . M6miuiUl ti ,Kercli"m ~ !I:! Sun~a.y .-, 11 :00 a.m. ~ in each nand, the soft_spoken@stiri@eilligpf6olioyw6ti1d . ~ ~:! I ..•. . e" '0 ,a Us tifne irtlI efu~tgy hi Ii pit!. . MY. G~. El v"b'" ~S'liol -N. ",,; ..s:~ -_., .~ ~ MidWeek Services g aluminum combination gUi1tMfi cOffijjl@ied lii~ dlififig do harm than good. ~f.~{ _WiS $a5I~~Oiffid. $74j800 E!lectiafi campaign' to 'Ill ~ I!i UJ.lI n Lura. more have Bhdda. ~;: !:.~l EV. 1_ Wedhes~ay. ~ 8;00 p.m. i , windows and awnings. Within tWo d Verm&" job minutes. He &hrtiShchev~ ift a 75-billlute fespe~tiVE!lY :Mfs, G ~ ~ e r n thNH! Dopd issues passed. T}ie PariSh W6riir. ~ ftd. & W~Wdtid Df. !€ Instruction O:ldties ~ :arker, VAlley 1-8146. backed to the frO'lt d'oor.' 0-. tK. eech to th fi -:.,... . f' WateffiiUft II6f Cottage Hasp!. Wo~;"d" ....."' ;.;;..-.& ;./o-m'~lIl1-.'''>;l'on .. ' Beve-Mft'" -iir.:~~i -. W:"p.O';t~e'r. • ~ ~ e ncu session 0 till tU6 the gfiU1i Will finaft"e ,,,,:s ..t:'J. 6 ~ .... eilil~: .Switi!lY sel.i~ luao "' Q CAW..l' n.e 'Vi b I Tuesday 8 p.m. ~ the W. Huron branch of the 'a SUpfefile Soviet, asked for . . s ~. ' ...~ ",i>, , '. c ~ls6, a:fjpdifited !W0 Of.its mem::: a:m.., 'yOti,'m BlgI'"' G ",_,. till . ...ro. 4-11'" ==. Thursday 11 a.m. & 2 p.m. s; )ME REMODELING Community National B--k and an a...... e t b tw 66 ~f@ent U1: me coSt ,of a ""'':>r:!Ot~ the ""'=~Itt"e '" '<: Ul.,,, V _.IiI<.-~a~.~,D-~"'cQ=""...... Oliili,. 9'••#1;' SPECIALISTS CUIa; I:>.eem n . e een com- een ttd~f' 'oj ct ..t th h lilt: '" '" CUlllLllJ."'. O'clOcK. S~ffi~ 0:30.aM '11 i:tunUJ t: t:1l1ut:ll.ll1ri i)U F I h ~ AffllI.ated With Ufti~ SChool ~ :tIed in a 1946 black Chrysler inunism and capitalism that ~."'~ 'Iur ...t~n ..P.f':b.e ,;~ . h:~. ci°sf- . May 2-JI'h~ i'iil'if i..:w=.' . &tfittaY'8$.001. 11 Eng c:ifui1cil o p a.m.', a.n:1., irst is iiio! Chrlst;lan1fY F- kitchen cabinets. bath With a def~UV@ [email protected] IloUtIclW w~, . P"?U' J.'f.I.V ,lle~ ...... ~as, . ea_..() [email protected]_...... M6ffiifi!W tsh1 withholYE'.L'.h ~ . .. Lee's Suiriin.:.t, Mo. ~ ~s. formica vanitory, at- • • • .' B6ii secours, stUd ,her liospiiai io.. = . f'. Rn6 '" ~''''t.if.~' ii' ~.. Tuestfiir: ,N~ Y@arIiIV@C6ffiftibni6ft.'Y.ill'lra'n !]1!Center open DailY 10 to • p.m..~ arches. _' ~... ,. . Will use tlie n'u~heY' for the ~Wll,~~;)_. ~er~ll~ _~; ~ Yur Candlelight _V~ i iiJi f aefV~cei ! Dial d prayer ~ 't1N1'l'ED .8TATES Attorney A; JURy ~aNVfC1':mJj L. E!iilargeIi1ent of hfi)spital!s x~ of tne ..Clt!...J.!e ~u9~~~~s..~R~ ':30 j).nL H.J .'f M ;":<, .. - ""-'ts J... _ nebe.a ~.-:...~:::~::,p' :::::i"'r. _: ..... ters. '. VI' a.nday School 9~aO cI.m. and lnd~strial Repairs. "":.a ~~d.etu :a u l'I,uuvUlJ ei~ Churcli Worsh'p 11 cI.lft. ons, attIcs completed. o The trial bt HOffa and two ttkcted Wide etteftHOh oecaiUle n.lli_.. , • f f?fo 'rem aa5@fli McK@aii l@ft ~holr. '" l ...' ' . . ~i'Jlold Damqilist JoHnSon enc-losures, recreation Wid 'fLliU:-~fi Alleged confederates, Owen R. it bid thl! ~n#i'e,diel1tl Of ._' l:~age ek'J:'V 10 0 ~e jiost ~peIl; ~oiffiellifiaii 0' • • ., ~ • _ SUrldilYf Dec. 29: 10 l.m. mil TU•• tlo 4:586~. I g ~ rag e s repaired, Brennan, pres~nt of Detroit goo~. ftiyBf@ry:, W.hl'h, ~6ciaI. April 4-Th4! Grosse Point! Co Ottdyof aM T1lf@e .~a~~da~~_ 9:30.:11:30 i,Mit 11130 ~;fft., Worship serville!) ------.- ~ :----., C,;rona Poi"; , repaIrs. Wil!iam the Teamster Local and Ber- pos1tion, and a.T]. mternational Mile_ driV@; _Was.. eonfitmatiO!} If Rey: TUxedo 1-9744 337, !1ciUciltlon Association ceiebra:o ippaiilt@~ Ciiss, With Atft.Old JOhhSnf4 nard Spindel, a professional m~unt. The ease had every- led the 100tli Birthday of tile mayOr flr!>.tsm. The cdJifte11 _ ~.. ~ "< . ~f@il~hirlg. 10" Church BcRMl tou are Invited to 1lH aw Memorial ~NTER - finisher, Builds ~e~pper, ended ear1y FrI- thll1g~c~ ~ bod7~ National ~a~eii#8fl Assdclft~ ~~ .!~~~W,i~h ih~ ~s1.t O! .ri.Suftd~. 101:06,-11~6. a.~.t for lUlllgesj Grib room throUgH. C'hr .•iis-I' ••a-'n- SI,Ii.An- h.6 , heg. roo m s, garages. day In i IiUJlg jury. 'i'lte 1_ The jilfj Will decide MO!\" tJon wH11 i "clu1; ".W".lft t!l@ Jool!iiig far Ii.w6flby C!liten 10 bhlliCh ""boo fi>r "eiiifii\8ii .i!liIdf b1/lli. 11:80. 'Crib rooJil .. - Church • all type of commission holdout C!n the jury was Eilfl da?: wIle~er~e sllilve~ silver:. C}r6sse Pointe. m.gh School ~~ UitL So~i!i.lffiiifii:. . vast ' ...., ..- ~- . =- Reddin-RaDII (pre*tiyterlail) t:. F.i~tures, flooring, as- 1'. Mamardy. a sugaf' })faker haited ~ormer investment eoUJ1~ gymnasium-audlt~num... ~ 11 vac~t~a. ~. ~iliUilli~am _Wl1~ilhi the JUsto!? iJf tile WAf Mea itili,ye.af; and from oihers new . tIt II We Sbore Rd. t ~Ilmg. Paneling and fiiom Y "''''k ,at the ,,' • • at tile 1d8li 1l!1i.~6L'j:'he,affaitmetllil@~.m efMIIOd.. Willi doners ._lI'ibiiled over !lie SNmphonF Qrchestra played ' !leiilliilst, ..... :::. :;."t...... 'CHEN CABINETS White House Friday, faced A SHA:a1!Y MAN W1ld Wfl~ was 9ft~i!6fed- bY.U1e Pomte ffi;8ifitirlhi!ig ~tRe liign elili9f~ set goal before Memorial Dat, t~ a~apaei~erowdirt its final Grosse Pointe Parlllls TallmAD witli nlassiVe problems ih tfy_ stopped at a roadblock con"" llssoclftti6fi, M BfiUHlt@Of the M famrues ahd hofties\ ,lli tHe jelm Lue, Gentef Ji@ad &8:0 t!onc~rt of .the_.::~eas~~ spo,n~ QP.en from 10 a.1b. ,to a p.m. . WORSHIP SJ!;RV1CB FORMICA TOPS ing to atiiilii tl1E! jt?ai ol peaCe lesaed Sattitday that ~~ staged N.E.A. Larry ~ennedy of the i?~te, ~ele1j~ated ~t9 ~6tD:.~~ -i6 -d. ~'" fo.L ~ .;,'" sGf@d bt. th~ War Merporia~ aiilly e it e ti p t SiiH8iiYj iiiit) ,:30 and b: a.m. Made Furniture ... Kitch- throug~ ittt~gth. He put otl the $7,720 B61dup oJ. i Witer- Pierce Jurli6i' Rig~ School wa~ ftiv@rsa~l_ THe ~c~&.l 8fuliv@~::l c se. in IUS repuu.; ~@ geliterl Henn Nbseo' cendueied. ~Ot~d:Y~;J'tJ~~YeveDU1PIron tC CSURt:B .CBOOL :"ets '.. Formica Tops. Bars .creatIon .Rooms . . . Floor major decisions on the Federal t6rd bank. presit1ent of. the local chapter. sary WIll nat be tifttU. Sepf@ffi,,; said 2,491 donors gave i toW the deHghtful program of :light . -~~_._ .. _.- - ._- ..... - ." ... ""--- 9:30 and 11 i,m, tl1ng Tile , . , Guaranteed_ budget to give Vice Presiaent Walter Dudley, 28, a huskY Dr.J.ames",Busttong),Su~e!': b@i',.' _Th.~ org~~ti6ft was of $351184. The jaill waS .35." classical numbers. The audl------.-- ._., _. H_ •••• --.- .L. - .3 FREE ESTIMATES Richard Nixon a revi&1A'of the odd-jobs man who arrived in jnten;dent (jf G r ~ fl ale Pomte ~~a~ed ~ 193~; !ffleii a fi~~ 000, needed to ~8ffY. bUt tile ence jfeei~ ellch nilliiber You are cordially invited to attend ••• NATO confetenee in Paris. AS Michigan [email protected], . pra!f;~d the be~, _~_ wel!::~tl~ ...f e ill t Y ~. te warmly and., eftt1iUiiiiist1catiy. mICAN CABINE'T « • r=it of Willi Hixon, CaliIploD, 1{jf. o6nfi!ssed aftai 'pa,;ebtdtMni •• non lllid tbl~ master J6M Ca.iaido who 750 E. iJ Mile Road late afternoon, a scheduled cash ~as found in his car. a trIbutio~ in ~ducation. th~t' woUld _o@ftefit .th@ P(jili~e ~if~5li6~d:Uth'c:.l:~j,I~t9U l!~~~ played i violiiisolo' and. a Sixth. Church of Christ, East Detroit conference between Mr. l!Hgen... He Was arrested at a road;' . April}i-~bif1er c~ !-rltschi W6~gli tlie prdt@aboii 61 pr.tj- eept=a l:tlJliIY'c1i@ enll U~ very celebrated novelty ii,lifii- '" .. ri~~~ .. half h 'A .62, mayor. Of the.. Park and perty values. Throug1.o tli'" -"..;; tR@ciUefidaryeW',tti@Slmlre"'b--jiPhi:;-lTt.;h.: _... .1:.- .. ~'H: PR 1-5269 hower and BuElgetDirel!tor bloc .Il; wn:~ an our 0:1: .. u: c el: t!eiV@a will .8c~d t6.i 195B er 'J.fle ,J.:YlJewrHer, ~I~a Scientist i Detroit Percival Brundale wal past.. theh-tdUJ' De h f.t Vice-president and director ol;forts of the AsEiaciation,. the ciU~d9.f .ye9.f~ . ¥niteil wai ~p:.~a~ert_i'"o~!Url~~tit ~~~t paned. the d :- ca~ e .1 .. Parke, Davia 8i1d _Companyi. Point@ lllili 1Je~ fated as one $3IMoit88. The inemberitil tii@ ~lCJue.~~ent!.1Y1i~~gf~~t __ NSTON BROTHERS ipU . .. 14730 Kereheval, bet. Manittique end Ashlafld • .. • ~,.,_._e~1ic .Mt'Hof he bkandltl 6ied suddenly while on bus" Of Aineric.a)s ~ne~t resi~en~a1 e6ihiiiirlel! Qt51.~;:;tE!Q;;.""a.i:a 8-", .. Ji1 '!Y... am,. USed ilia deIithted tIle Sunday Services - 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. gl. ,,!en J:IV e. OJ a . an emOl L m' Mo"'~--al,. Quebec. He. c.omm.',uniti''''SI The nr~'a.,";za.ii'",,,, v I:Ul 'C'1..CIot LV ~ ..u - ~ Infant's Room Open for 10:30 Serviee. ca BUILDERS 8unday December II lhil".d dri'~- at Ul "" ,,'lo.l'C '<: '4-5200 O'IN MON,..THUU.:'f~ ..4:11 •• IIDAY ...... sash cords, cabinet X 5 $ 3 .. _.- EDgewater 1-4576. , I \. t '".0" \ .":;

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..*. .... ~,,.. . " ,.) * * * . (.' .' Good.T.ste Favopt~~p~,', ';of ..' ' .J :~.. People hi The. ~o.w VJ~nte . I Favorite ;,Recipe', .'"Con11te r '.Point s. 'FRmT CAKE . by . , COlitribut~ By Pat Rousseau ' Mrs.J.ohn McCartney Resolved: . ,_ to be lovelier in the New Year. Begin 1 can Eagle Brand con- By Pat Talbot Wit~ good beauty habits ..... like a relaxing scented bath, . \ densed milk The last Newberry mansion along the ,lak~~hore: is ~. 2 packages of pitted'dates ,usingj\.rden's Blue Grass' Bath Salts that dissolve the 3 slices of candied ,pine- #lstanL th,ey tGu~h water • . . releasing the familiar gone. There is' a lovely street which 'commemorates the . fragrance. Available in a decorative shaker decanter ••• name on the site of the original family summer property" . apple, cut. up 112 cup candied cherries one pound for five dollars at Trail Pharmacy. - but the last Newberry heir has moved away, to the East.'~, 1 cup pecans ch()pped, not * .* '" The Newberry name is ar~,h~lportant one'in the, too small Women drivers ••• put a STOP to cold hands with cozy Pointe's story. John S. Newberry came here from Romeo, , 1 can moist coconut' driving,gloves.jrom Jacobson's, They're'lI comfortable com- Mich, in the 1840's, studied law and was admitted to,.the: . ThiS recipe d~. not' ~U for bar, .,,' '.':, flour and may be made a few bination of hlmbs wool'and r/WCoon with t:e'erskin palms. days bef~re eating. Chop all The colors"are .••• gray, natural and paiamino ••• the very Immecllately he rose to ihdustrial prOIpinence, wi~ ' ' ingredients and Diolsten with welcome price • • • just four dollars. James McMillan in the Michigan Car Compey. He was ,:. milk. Pow into gr~ed and floured. loaf pan. Bake at 275 III tnarried to Harriet Robinson, of Buffalo in 1855. The ~;: degrees for 1 how and 15 * * Newberrys were originally from 'I'iew York and th~y: ' minutes. Any ')lace that ..June exists in .Tanuan' is the perfect .settlng for Margaret Rice resort wear. If your though~ are had a son, Harry R. Newberry; but the young ,bride 'and: . gNyitating'southward .•• her collection of new linen daytime mother .died within the yea>:,' 'C o,llege Crowd . and evening dres;es carry a soft southern accent that is Mr. Newberry married, Het~1i ParmaleeHandy" in . B -d D delightfully feminilie. Her cashmere coordiIiates take their 1859. She was the 'mother of Trunian H. and' John S. ,. '.. .: ,," , l' .to .ance fashionable choice of remailiing north or going south • • • Newberry, Jr., and Helen Handy Newberry, who became ' " •. ~S. 'FRANCIS E, .BRaSSY; OF KERBY: ROAD ,; . because they are so well suited to both. Mrs He B J A. t f M 'N b h . . ' .' '-:PictUre by'Fred:Runn:ells Ag' th Gro " P . t •. ' !1r.y . oy. pIC ure ~ rs:,ew erry, angs .' 'This'gracio~s:lady'is'Mrs.~ancis E.,Br~ssy.If y,ou~, am e , sse om e m the d~D1ngroom of M~.s.Joy s h?me on ~he .lakeshore -have l).ad'a~debutante. daughter iri'the ast,six~ ..ears: or .,.. , ' ' .. ,War Memorial will be entirely * * * along wIth the ()th~r famdy portraIts ..She IS pIctured &! b' '." "'th ',' "f:tb' - .Jb'"d": : 'Imp' " (hP"" '",-Y: " glrls, Wll,O are freshlnen ,~ turned over' to the Collegians Ski trails beckon him .. , his hand knit cable stitched . t .t •• .. h d' i d een a mo er 0 e rl e,' you. UT , . er. w:.eJ:J.. " college must "eturn to the1r of the Pointes for,New Ye'ar's a5ma 11 delcaewomaneplomlzlngteI 19nty.an."" " .. , ... ,...,''- ... , '... ',".' ~., .. ' ,'. sweater from Norway answers the call for warmth and ~ , y, . '.. . ~er J,~bas,arb1~,~t9r~,f"pe.~ . "stud1es. ,T.~lls:oholiday,all the Eve. Tickets' should be, PUr- style! Available in white, gray, navy blue, red and grace of the 1860 s.. She must ha.e been a great addItion trOlt-socletycombmes.thetire- t 'belt" ~h ed 'th parties ,win be.over before the chased at the Center.,in ad- to Washington society when her hus,band w~nttoACon.. less energy of a te,tmager'with ~S: U:O~t'h',."te~th'"_av. .",~an New, Year' This'- week is..the vance. The fee has not been yellow at Proper's. Special news .•. this sweater buttons . R ' bI' t t. fr 1879 1881 th ..... f Iler m . er a.' e same-age. ;'" I.. '. " down the.front. gress as a epu lean represen, a IV~ . om ~ .• ~ ,effJ.,Clency0 ,an ~.M. :ma-, Few Bome 'Parties climax' of, .the season. After raised since 1949'and remains . ..' '. ' ,clll~e and th~' pr.acb.sE;dtact Nowadays.:there •.are' few..,January .1"Mrs. Brassy ,begins ~t$5per' ~ouple for dancing * * * The N~wberry. ~n~ McMIllan sum..'Iler estates" bUIlt an~ charm of a "cli:pll)IXl~t... parties at'home. where the ~oplan the June season,',which from 9:30p.m. till.2a.m..,noise Hqld on to fashion! Elegant evening bags from D. J. in the 1~70s on adJommg property and known as ,4ke Mr~ B~ossy"a, l~dy'In' the mode,.'o~;'entertaining-is. more 1S,~e,most crowded and long- makers, favors, and a ham and Te:race were landmarks. ,Both John, Jr., .and 'J?nnan old fashIoned. sense:'of'the informal.; Most; ;partie~.a 'e est. S?-e~suallyi.takesh~r own turkey buffet Siter midnight. Healy place glamour right in your hands, Highlights in thtJ bUIlt summ~r, homes on lakef.ront propertr 1ll t?eIr tu:n. word," ~xp~cts and:':fmds.her given at:.clubs. The';debutatfte"V'acatlonIn Lent for durmg the . ~Cards of invitation have, group include ieweled toned satin envelopes ••• soft velvet n was J ohn"s fabulous manSIon, at one. tIme fIlled WIth .?-ebutar..t~sand. ~~ldes.reared .and :Q.ermother,contact;' Mrs. ?ummer.ther~ are many -w:ed-beenmailed to nearly 1,500 clutches • • • beaded black beautie~" from France and fZ41)'Y rare tapestries, .art wqrks and paintings, which was just m. the same~tra(htibn~," .' Brossy., I(1:;lers .is .a. family mgs which ,need her, aH~nt1on.young men' and women in the torn down this past summer.. ,'" ~he learn~d.her,c~ores from wh~::e~the:'debut.is~traditi.on Debutant.esrecall ~helr:se~- Pointe area. Since' there is a satin bags; ablooll" with sterling silver rose bud clasps. All . an" expeI:t, the beloved_.Sara she IS,of'courSe.acceptable. The sons as the, gayest,era of.the1r 250 couple limit, all are ad. have wonderful party manners. He was the Corn~ll gradu:ate who served in the NC}vy Burp~am"atfectioriately\'~a~redcl;o~ce.,is nqt ,,~~#r~i:¥ Mr~. lives.Many.of:'th~~meet their vised to get then-ticke-mearly. on the Yosemite during the Spanish-American War and Aunt Sadie, who fo.r 40 -years Brossy's. She .is assisted by a f~ture, hus~ands U1 the stag" DreSs for the occasion,' in * * * during World War I. His' brother Truman, served in Con..; teign~Jd oy~r' loc~:~:.s9cre:tyco~~:ttee -wpich ~lways' re- lines. Or5':'!ll'se th~ season}s k~~ping.with New Year's~a. Start the New Year with a gracious compliment ••• send gress on the Republican ticket and won, a hotly contested iunctlOns ~ .hel) lmm1table ~~S anpnYIIlous;. . good tJ:'~np:g for ~e .,soc1al.dillon,.Is on the .formal SIde, flowers. ~• because a rift of pure beimty is a precious thing.

election in 1918. ~a~ner,., and who had, a ,hand . After ,a.date~.durin~Jun~ or respons1bPit1es.th~y. ~.1l: as. but no O11e ~Ould ,feel'a~ all ~& , ..".,.. In Mrs. ;Bro$SY'sown ,debut the sniallerfall or, Ch).'istmas,surne.butm~stof a1l1tls fun. out a£ place m a dark SUlt or ~harvat the Florist •.• suggests orchids or camellias for

His mansion "Dry brook" was toJ:11doWn some years and'weddin~: .. . holi<:layseas''!Ilisqecided upon, Gorgeous ~rocks, a .~e~dar sim~le pa;rtY dress; Corsages corsages,..• long stemmed roses 01" prearranged nosegay . & • back. The chandelier in the Alfred R. Glancy's main hall ". -Why' Be a:Debutante?,' and the .~e .~f part~cho~en crowd~dw1~?-,dat~s,th~center iU'em no vvay necessary.or en.. for milady's home. , ,. . h Tr N be h' .. '. .. .. '? (tea, tea dance,.rec~ptlQn,din- of the sI>0tlight,.:all,~h~e,be- couraged. . • * *. I In ).41.4- 4... once hung t e uman ew rry. orne, the ,center But why. be a debutante. . 'ba'll" 'd"'o ~te 'b. long to the dobutante, An G P . 'f t' 'ty' th 1920' D ht C IN b Wh t d f. I t nE:r; . I.ut: . e u-..~ su - . .. .,'.'.. y.:rosse Qmter may . o gay ac IVI In e s. au~ .er aro' ~w e~r)., . a .oes.a orma pr~se~ a- w!t.S her guestIi~t.:.MrS.Bros;sy .Need Clearing ~o~ j bring a non:-resident as his At home for the Holidays! Right in the middle of all on a' European tour, m~t an Engli~h lox:dwho reputedly t~onto sO~lety~ffer.the e~an;has 'her. own' liSt 'of stagg CIoS W1thou~.Mrs. ~rossy.:there guest if he 'or she so deSires. the fun . . . a perfectly brilliant cocktail table! Very followe.dherhereonhis.y~cht.whlchhemoored.inLake ti~tedg1r~Of :e,:atom,age. there shoulg.Q,e ~t least two w~uldbeno.clearm~hou~for Everyone i.!I bound:t6"see a helpful too! This, from Wanamaker's Studio on Mack . St. ClaIr. But .she mamed Ohver Brooks, a hometown h .er~~, m~tv'etsg~nldeVe~Boysio.eYa'ygi,r1 at ,a dan,ce. tJ:.llSglamorou!>c9mmg of age. host of.old friends. The party Avenue. Other conversation pieces in a wide selection boy instead. er m e, ~ .aJ a, 1r~camToday's :patties,:aresma1le~ Dates would con~lic.t and is really "For Auld.. 'Lang f . d d d , , . out~ecausetl?s, was ,he:!for- than those' of twenty seasons wher:e would mothers. ~md all Syne". At midnight with lights . 0 peno an: mo ern. Mrs. Phelps Newberry,ofClove:rlyroad, the,widow mal1~nt;ductlo~ -:t~,.~adulJ. b~c~wp.~.1;59~.w:asnot,an~- tho~e b~ys ,to .giye, ,th~ir dimmed, everyonewill,wel- * * '" of Truman's son, Mrs, John N.Lord (Rhoda Newber.ry),. wor.. er:t,n0 .er w come usual:nurnber invited to a b,ill daught~rs the wh1rl SO mdIs~ come 1958in appropriate :flash- tt John's daughter and John S Newbe-v Jr are the only' her mt~ ~oc~etyand she be- at the old Book-Cadillachotel pensa,bleof the. delis success? ion. Noise makirig follows and Hostess with the mostest" • • • wearing II glitter , •. A.ol' ., came an mtlmate member of .. Mr B' y ,. h . . , . sprinkled hostess coat, a.splash with giant blossom print • • • ones left of this import~t clan inthe pointe. a small circle of' families in The Country,Club 1S the scene cliff"Sul"trolss .'thmanh?-gesedr then couples relax. over the th':rty dollAr'S, For ch;" loung~ng b", the hea...th ••• th. , 'J _ .. :" .. 'of most,:balls, where two of the 1C . ro e ,WI c ~rm all buffet. .... "" ",,' 0 r------....------...... ----a wh1ch::~~alth, p~estige:~d, r.e- thre~ :big'holiday, dances'.will dignio/~~er manner ~. a, fine ------leopard look tops sleek black trousers ••• about thirteetJ ';"'7.ho_ ....,-he e and w'ha' 4 0,.t ,sp<»}slb~lityyv~re an m~vlt. be given,and holds at the niost; combm~t1on of reserve and dollars~ Care.free relaxation comes easily to a terry dustet' w.. ~ w.. ., 0 ablfty.,. ..' .,. " 800~in'vitati.()ns~goout unde:rfriendli:r:ess ,Onc,e-a mother T..ha"n".ks and the drip dr;" travel robe of arnel tricot. These and mortJ b"'fJlhoo:ti~ Today.the maJor1tyof"glrls Mm. Br6ssY's dir~ction from 'has delivered, her. daught~r's from a beautiful array of robes at Jacobson's. J are, cOllegestud~ntlr~' They two to three weekS'before the debutante or wedding plan in. '-- --:. ',-----.-1 have;be'endatingf~r:y~8rs and par.ty, to the current. debut- to Mrs.,Bl:ossy'shands.she caD. ------For several seasons; past an ano~?Jnous J~4y ,in ,can 'lJ!ti~U11y ml;lnage the~r ~te~ ~d. the .hon9redlbu "account-then add tOJt .regular~y y Mrs. R. Sidney. Sinclair is delighted that she won I '. '. and -6Qod WUl third prize'in the Ruth Alden Dress Drive ,for-her deli.

cafe stitching of ,hand mad~ frocks. This is her fourth. ~. year of competing in the contest to provide a new dress Toward Men for little girls, about the city whose parents ca~not buy , one. Mrs. S. is to be congratulated that during ller o,vn' busy holiday she had time ,to consider some small 'miss; ; Current Rate less fortunate. • * \ Telephone, PILFEKINGS A nine year-oId-boy won his first literary prize for the following composition says H, Allen Smith: . ,'.'~Kerc~valnear'St.'CI~ir WELCOME.,' , Manners -' ., ilsa Our Drive-III Wind.ow I have. good manners. I say good nig~t and good : WAGON morning and hello ,and goodbye, and whim I see. dead . I I things lying around the house]' bury them~ , , . " . 'INC- ;.~~~en MOI~,Thurs. & Fri.Eyes.lil~9 p.m. And a twelve-year-olci. wrOte.' .,this: I, My Mother The most dainty butterflies Are not as dainty as you! . TU 5--4817" FRANK R. BROWN When it comes to opening stuck tblDgs You are right there too. WO 1~7750 TU 1-4484 CARPETS 6;01$. Point.

* * 18520 MACK.' AVENUE, INM . Did you hear about the cannib~l that ~went toa . ,'" w..,.,..,., . psychiatrist be~ause he was fed,up, wlthpeople. .,,~ ,....'_...__ ...... ,. I~'

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s compliment ••• send Jty is a precious thing. ~hids or camellias for earranged noseg:ay • • •

t in the middle of all eocktail table! Very ~r's Studio on Mack in a wide selection RO.L L. [-ND',S • wearing II glitter .. iant blossom print •.• . the hearth • • . th~ '. .s • • • abotlt thirteen tsily to a terry duster ~rj.cot.These and mar" obson's. ~PSON dents o PI s their plans. e As $685.00 be spent in Europe, Ireland, Englan~ itzerIand, Austria,

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