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Because the Board of Edu- aoon remame e only ceontly presented Bon Secours Hospital with a $1,000 d f h l" streets or maximum protection S . t Y hAd cation cannot delegate its auth- clue to the disappearance. The ent 0 t e Foundation; SISTER MAlty GERTRUDE, from further traffic damage is ervlce 0 out. n ority, this is strictly an advisory c.ar was found following a phone gIft for the purchase of two intensive treatment beds. CBS; and SISTER FRANCIS HELEN. suggested. In addition, the map School System committee." tiP to the FBI office at Meridian. Shown above from left to right: JOHN A. HAMMEL, shows the suggested redesign of -_ ''The committee of leading ...... I estate properties into fine new At its last meeting of the citizens is a broadl3 represen- SPEAKING BEFOR8 DELE. K. · Cl b A f J -I P p. F- d subdivisions. New streets to tap 1963-64 year the Grosse tative cross-section of the COIll- GEATESto the American Home t'lVanlS U rrest 0 'oVenles oses Otnte' "n . S ufnusable property north of Jef- Pointe Board' of Education munity's civic, religious and conomist Association in Ford erson. near Notre Dame, are passed a resolution honor- educa.tional in t ere s t s:' M~. Auditorium, Wednesday night, F:rell~~ork B- P hI f P I- M W also shown. . t. . ~ Koppm stated. "Our purpose us ~Irs. Lyndon B. Johnsop said ~ v S 19 ro em or 0 Ice; any ays Acquisition by City I~g re IrIng hustee Frank- to evaluate the need for a sec- "American women hold a tre. D- 1 S M h 'R d ' In a few cases. the Associ- line D. Dougherty. Dough- ond high school, and 1f such mendous potential of strength lS_p ay et DC e Tape Involved To Beat Heat ate~ stated, the best interests erty, of 1851 Country Club, need is established, we shall for good. I do not refer to the .._ of the City will require acquisi- is a long-time resident of consider the sui,tability of sites sense of power that comes from T ------tion of developed property, but Grosse Pointe Woods and for a school," he added. flicking a switch or turning an Annual Event to Boost ime-Consuming Investigation of Each Youth Atid Lakefront Parks Attract such acquisition is only pro- Only Joint Session ignition key. But to the force Pro:.eets Scheduled For Lengthy Reports Must Be Made Before Thousands; Boats, Air posed when the needs of the In his welcoming remarks, we exert when we mark a bal- Youngster's Court Appearance C d I entire City requires it. In such Dr. Robert K. Whiteley. presl- lot, teach our children, or work Night of July 4 At on itioners He p As cases, the City will pay a fair dent of the Grosse Pointe for a better community." Parcells School Errant juveniles (boys and girls under 16 years of Mercury Soars price for property, su1ficient Board of Education said, "This • • • age) are bigger problems than adults accused of break- to enable the owner to buy a is the only time that the Board Friday. June 26 '\ A . th-'-- th K' ing the law, it is the consensus of policemen from the By Bob Wells comparable house in a compar- will meet with you. This is a THE UNITED STATES SEN- ~am IS year e. 1- five Pointe law enforcement agencies. No, life didn't come to a a?le n~igh.borhood, ~nd in many Citizens' Committee. We of the ATE, in an obvious effort to i wa.ms Club 0.£ Grosse Pam.te When an adult I'S arrested . I grinding halt But as one of cases, It Will be possI~le to move Board are hbere tonight to as- II t t A IF' . 'homes to other lots Without tear- sist you to eg in your work." impress November voters eli- I WI presen 1 S nnua Ire- for a minor, or serious violation thorough investiga~ion must be the hottest weekends In ing down existing buildings. Following the introdlidory minated and reduced F~derall works Display on Saturday of the law, he is booked, charg- made," he said. "The invest~ga- ye~rs descended on the The Master Pian map is not a remarks, J. Harold Husband. taxes on everything frOm ping I evening, July 4, at Parcells ed and tried in court, and eith. tion involves each juvenile sep- Pomte, people slowed down statistic document. It represents Assistant Superintendent - Ad- pong balls to furs by a vote of S c h 0 0 I playground, Mack er pays a fine or serves a jail arately. We have to dig into his considerably, and fled the ideas, all aimed at the basic ministra1:ive Services for the 77 to 2 The House, however, is avenue at Vernier road. term, or mayb~ given a sus, home life, his private life, and heat any way they could: in go~ o~ insuring that .the City Grosse Pointe Public School not expected to go along with R' h d H h h' pended sentence, if found guilty. so on, to try to arrive at an sailboats, public and pn'- m.amtams and .even mcrea.ses System, presented a lengthy re- the t'uts. Before passI'ng the ex- IC ar .. Beae , c a.•rman t h th h'ld port 0 the background of the f th tt But the arrest of a juvenile answer as 0 w y e c I com- vate pools, open converti- Its character m the comIng n cise tax cut bill. the Senate did 0 e com~1 ee. promIses. a accused of a crime is another mitted the crime for which he bl . dit. d Ii years. need for additional school facio extend $1.9 billion in Feder1al ~ore. colorfUL.and more exclt. story,. one involving plenty of has been apprehended. . es or aIr con lOne v- This map and its ideas, the IliHes. excise taxes imposed on hund. mg dIsplay thiS year, than ever f . 'd II h' h .t 1 . d In his remarks to the group, rustratmg 're tape, w IC BI'g Job Ahead Ing rooms . CIY P anners pomte out, must b f t reds of other items. The tax e ore. in a majority of cases, IS. Just. a "Some times an investi~ation High empera tures on b0th be constallt 1y kept up to date Mr. Husband reviewed the cut bilL which could cost the As in the past the entire net tt f st d t' d f Friday and Saturday climbed to (Co t. d P g 2) growth p3ttern of the schools ma er 0 wa e Ime an e - takes days, and even weeks. n lOue on a e G?v~rnment mo~e than $493.5 I ~roceeds from this celebration fort. D' th f' a near-record 93 degrees, ac- since 1950, when t!iere were millIon a year In income now I IS used bv the Club t{) engage Th£' number of juvenile ar. urmg e course 0 questIon- cording to the Farms weather d C ..6,015pnpils in the local public goes to the Senate.House con- in public and charitable pro- rests for infractions of the law, ~ng hthese Chilclren ,If'tthisam~zll-station at Moross road and FRANKLIN D. DOUGHTERY schools. to 1960, when the en- t Spee er aught ference committee for consid- jeds of the Pointe. The club is varies each month in the mg ow easy mos 0 em w~ Grosse Pointe boulevard. Sun- F 11 Ch rollment had grown to 10,329. eration. able to continue contributions Pointe. It is not like in De. talk," the lieutenant said. day started off ominously with 0 owing ase has been a member of the From 1960 to the present the • • • to youth athletic programs, boy troit, where an average of 50 "By the time an investigation low 90 degree temperatures, Board for the past 17 years. total has gone up almost 800 PRESIJ)ENT J 0 H N SON and girl scouting, provide schol- youngsters are arrested dail" is completed, some of the juv- but a wisp of rain in early after- Richard E. Bolan, 35, of 1507 The ten of th 1 f students. . d " enI'les have 1 ar d go d e reso u Ion '}'oaccommodate thI'Shuge in- Thursday ordered 200 sailors to arships, furnish medical an for orimes com m it t e d and c e e a 0 noon saved the day. Lafayette Tower s , Detroit, follow aid the search for three civil dental care for handicapp€d charges filed in Juvenile Court. number of crimes that have not In two of the Pointes, ail- drove over the Mack avenue WHkEAS, F ran k 1i n D. flux of students, 200 basic rights workers who have been and indigent children, and give Officers Shudder even been reported to police. A ments related at least in part islands while being chased by Dougherty has been a member classrooms ~ve .been. added to missing since Sunday in Missis- clothing and other assistance to What makes officers of the further check then shows that to the heat were reported. Woods police on Thursday, of the Grosse Pointe BQard of t~e ~chool d!strlCt Since 19.50. sippi. The sailors. from Meri- needy families. Youth Bureaus shudder when the unreported crimes have h f I h June 25. Education for th t distrIbuted In the followmg actually been com m i t t e d," In t e Park, a ata eart e pas seven- manner' 26 at the senior high dian (Miss.! Naval Auxiliary . ~ the under 16. year - olds are tt k ff d b Dr W'l Police Sgt. AMen Selby said teen years and . Hough disclosed. a ac was su ere y . 1- 'school, 60 at junior high schools, Air Station, dragged po n d s, Stratford Place brought into their stations after. Ham K. Usher, 56, of 1206 Bal- he observed Bolan driving at 55 WHEREAS, he has held two and 114 at the elementary c h e eke d shacks, bayous and be i n g apprehended, is the T~e ~fflCer said that after ~he four road on Saturday. Another miles an hour, south on the terms as President, one term as schools These classrooms m- gravel pits for clues. Meantime d amount of work that must be prehmmary work of checkmg Park resident, Raymond Purdy, avenue, a,nd gave chase. Vice-President, one term as Sec- cluded'the new construction of integration leaders met with Group Organize done, before charges are filed OUt the youngster is completed, . 79, of 1012 Three Mile drive, During the chase, the serg- retary, four terms as Treasurer; such buildings as Barnes, Mon- Allen W. Dulles, former dir- with the Juvenile Court authon- then lengthy reports must be suffered a coronary attack eant said, Bolan drove over the and teith, Poupard, Ferry, Brownell ector of CIA, who was sent by ties. made out in tripli~ate, one copy Saturday afternooI:', and was islands a.t least four times, and WHEREAS, he has discl1a'rged and 75% of Parcells and Ker- President Johnson to investi. Residents of Stratford place A case in point (no pun in- f~r. the Wayne County Central administered oxygen by Park each time on swerving back on- the duties. and. reS1?~nsibilities by, pl~s recent additions to gate the Mississippi situation. formed a prcperty owners as. tended) is the Park Police De- FIling Bureau, a copy for the firemen. He was not hospitaliz- to the avenue, he crossed two of each OffIce Wlth dilIgence, de- Richard and Maire" Mr. Hus- • ... • sociation last week and elected partment, where Det. Lt. Arn~ police department of the com- ed and remained in his home lanes. The chase ended when votion and determination for the band said. ' GOV. WILLIAM W. SCRAN- as their first president Donald old Hough is the Juvenile Of- munity in which the child re- under a nurse's care. Bolan's car blew a tire at Ox- ?etterment of pu~lic education "At the present time, every TON of Pennsylvania, entered G. Cherry, 4 Stratford place. ficer. (Cc,ntinued on Page 2) Other Victims ford and Kenmore. ~n.the Gro6Se PGmte commun. classroom with the exception of the Michigan political arena Other officers are Malcolm The lieutenant disclosed that A Farms man, identified as Selby said that he took the lbes; and onf' at Fer.:-y is oCl:upled with Thursday when he arrived in Denise, vice.president; Pet e from June '. through June 25, Police Arrest Tully Carotta, 54, of 341 Belan- man to the station, where he WHEREAS, he has consistent- a median class size of 27 at the Lansing to confer with GOP Wemhoff, secretary, and Robert a total of 26 youngsters, rang- ger, was rushed by Farms am~ gave him a violation ticket for ly brought 00 the deliberations elementary level 28 at the jun- leaders and meet the pt:ople. In C. Weber, treasurer. First proj- ing in age from 11 years to 16 Bottle Tosser bulance from the I!'arms lake- driving while under the influ- of this, Board an independent ior high level ~nd 26 at the his fIght to become the Re- ect of the new association is the years, were arrested for crimes front pier to Cottage Hospital ence of alcohol. voice a.nd spirit re~ecting his senior high level. Academic publican presidential nominee, beautification of the Jefferson committeed in the Park. at 4:30 p.m. Saturday. The hos- Bolan was released on $150 own umque observatIons on the class sizes range up to 35 in Scranton has traveled nearly entrance to the new street in "Every time a juvenile, or John P. Conforti, 25, of 20616 pi-tal confirmed that Corotta bond until his appearan(le be- problems .at hand; and the elementary schools, 36 in 10,000 miles in two weeks. He Grosse Pointe City. juvehiles, are brought in, a Beaufait, H:-\rper Woods, did had suffered a heart attack and fore Judge Don Goodrow. (Continued on Page 2) the junior highs, and 36 in the will speak today at a Detroit -.------. not feel like drinking any more, would be confined "for some (Continued on Page 2) Press Club luncheon and attend p ,- C 1 N Th f so he threw a !>artially full time." f J ,_ a ?in~er in Lansing .tonight with 0 lee a 1 ews e t beer bottle against a building- Also in the Farms, an ambu- The t Ring of uvenites MIchIgan's RepuhlIcan Con - and received a violation ticket. lance crew was summoned to Library Acquires vention dele!at;s. • IS;m:Zar to One ;n C;ty Woods Patrolmen Theodore the aid of Mrs. Fred Clark, 71, Cracked by Woods Pol:ce Ii Ii Ii Ii Hinz and Kenneth Carver, while of 2£9 McMillan avenu~. at " Valuable Books Saturday, June 27 on routine patrol on Mack ave. 10:20 p.m. Saturday night. They PRESIDENT JOHNSON toll] Farms police have discovered used the same implement to nue, shortly after midnight on administered oxygen at the Days of investigation, follow- father to obtain psychiatric The Grosse Pointe Public gUe6ts at a Democratic fund- a possible connection between force open the locks on four Monday, June 22, observed Con. scene and contacted the family ing the arrest of nine Woods help. Library has recently added a raising banquet in Cobo Hall a burglary at the NEWS cffice, apartment doors. forti toss a bottle at a super- physician. Mrs. Clark was not and Harper Woods juvenile The boy was initially arrested 73 volume set of "The Jesuit }<'ridaynight that he hopes to 99 Kercheval avenue, on June The peculiarity of the June market building spattering beer hospitalized. boys by Woods police, cleared by Patrolman Everett Plumb Relations and Allied Docu- launch his 1964 campaign in 19 and a breaking.and.entering 3 burglary was that although and glass over the sidewalk. Quite true to form, residents up three auto thefts and many on June 5. Two days prior to ments," edited b~' R. G. Detroit cadi1l~c Sq~are on La. I that took place June 3 in the the burglar definitely entered When questioned by the of- rushed to local parks and clubs known and unreported larcen- this, the officer received an Thwaites, to its Special Collec- bor Day. Dunng hIS talk, ).Ir. City. four apartments, he took only ficers, Conforti said that he in record numbers. The Park's ies, it was disclosed on Friday, anonymous tip that the boy was tiOlls in the Friends Room. Johnson outlined wr.at he call- In both cases, a screwdriver $11 cash from one apartment, could not put the bottle in a Water Front Park reported a June 26. responsible for the theft of the This new set was purchased by cd a "program for prosperity" or prying instrument aboui one. and left the others untouched, trash can because it was not weekend attendance of 10,000 Five of the boys arrested are cars. the Friends of the Grosse Pointe and said it would allow "every fourth inch wide was used to although cash and some valu. empty. He said he had been persons, 4,500 Saturday and 14 years old, and the others all For two d:tys, Plumb follow- Public Library from the Ken- man to meet his desires for a spring the locks of the build- able jewelry were there for the drinking since 8 p.m. the eve- 5,500 Sunday. 13 years old. All nine are ed clues and finally arrested neth L. Moore Memorial Fund. decent life, where no man lacks ings. Though there is no defin- taking in the apartments. ning before and that he had had A total of 8,800 persons en- under unofficial probation to the boy. His report was suh- Specifically, these volumes the dignity of labor." The ban- ite link between the two burg- The burglar who entered the enough and wanted to throw tered the gates of the Woods the Woods Public Safety De- mitted to Det. Gaylord Golding cover the travels and explora- quet enriched the Democratic laries, Farms and City police NEWS office was not al: selec- away the rest of the bottle's lakefront acres; in the F-arms partment, ranging from three on June 8, who with Police tions of the Jesuit missionaries coffers by $275,000. are not ruling out the possibil- tive, and escaped with $300 in contents. 6,000 persons were listed on months to a year. All but one Sgt. Walter O'Dell and Plumb, in New France from 161()"1791, ... • • ity in their investigations. cash after prving his way into the total attendance for the boy must report each Monday continued an extensive invesp and rer:esent invaluable source MICHIGAN'S DELEGATION The break.in in the City took two bookkee}:er's desks. Hinz and Carver took a dim weekend; and in the City, the during their probationary per- tigation, resulting in the arrest materia~ for the historian, the tc the Republican National Con- place at the Staelens Garden According to Det. Sgt. George view of Conforti's method of total ran to 5,730 for the two iods and account for their ac- of the other eight boys. geographer and ethnologist. vention voted overwhelmingly Terraces at 17510 Mack avenue. Van Tiem of the Fanns police, ridding himself of the bottle days. Attendance was also high tivities. The car thefts. and the lar- It should be of special in-
Friday to nominate Gov. George sometime during thf! day on the investigation cannot proceed and escorted him to the station, in the Shores, although exact One 14-yearpold Woods boy, cenies were all committed in terest to Grosse Pointers, as it Romney for President. It is not June 3. on the assumption that the same where. they g~ve him a ticket figures were not available. who police said is responsible the Woods, the three police- co ve r s, geographically, this an attempt to lan1 the nomina- After forcing open the elec- burglar commited both entries for bemg a dIsorderly person. Residents of the Shores are for most of the larcenies, and men diSCOveredwhen question- area, i.e. the Great Lakes rs- tion for Romney but is a Dla- tric front door with a screw- because the tool is a common Conforti posted bond of $50, Istill swimming in the murky for the theft of the three auto- ing each boy. gion, as well as milch of New (Continued on Page 6) driver, the burglar apparently (Continued on Page 2) pending an appearance in court. (Continued on Pag~ 2) mobiles. is pledged by his (Continued on Page 2) England.
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Folks who live the most are \ Some of the charity that be- Dessert C Juveniles Beat Heat School Group Planning not those who live the fastest. gins at home is _sub-~tandard. _ I A dessert card be~efit of St. J (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) Sperry Topsiders building expansion sides, and a copy is retained by lake waters. But according to senior high," the Assistant to meet new and changing con- at the Michigan local authorities. Shores Village Superint.endent Superintendent added. ditions. The planning process YOUR ONE PORT OF CALL Gas Company, 01 Tom Jeffris, the" Shores' new SPECIAL! Is the investigating officer's Big (irowth Forecast must be continuous and it must FOR ALL NAUTICAL WOODY PONTIAC $225,000 swimming pool and SONY PORTABLE Avenue at Jeffers< work done after all this is com- "Based upon existing census be flexible in its detail without Delivered 229 New Pontiaes in One Month BeclIlIse facilities are due to be opened NECESSITIES TELEVISION pleted? No, ::.ir! figures, existing enrollments, sacrificing its principles or dam- Nobody Undersells "within a wiek." The pool has aging its basic intent. $179.95 $249.95 When the time comes for the and growth experience during Official outfitters to the already been flooded, and final juvenile to appear in Juvenile recent years, we are reasonably Continuing Process AM-FM ''''.orine Bond Prescripti£ WOODY PONTIAC tests are being conducted on USPS & U.S.C.G.A. I Court, the investigator must be confident that we may ex.pect The fact that definite pro. 11 Tronsistor Portoble Radio and Don't Ever Forget it the pumping and filtration sys- Ray-Ban S, I present to outline his case and enrollment increases of between posals for definite action are · THE GOLDIN RULE DEALER tems. W 00dY Ponhac SINCE 1940 to verify the charges. 1,000 and 1,400 pupils by 1970. shown on a map, however, does Canadian Charts, Great Lakes Pilots Prescriptu What happens, Hough reveal- Also with remarkable predic- not mean that everything 9hown Call TW 1-1600 or Visit O'ilr Beautiful Using the past four years as a ed, is that after the hearing, the tahilioty, the Pointe turned on guide, we can expect an in- will be carried out immediately, • MARINE SUPPLIES New Showroom at 12140 Jos. Campau juvenile is detained until his its collective spriEkling system. crease of 1,443 pupils by 1970," it was also pointec out. Many • NAUTICAL BOOKS • GIFTS at Carpenter . • • !t2 ~,iile So..th of Davison parents arrange to take him Pumping figures for Saturday Mr. Husband continued. portions of the plan are long home. The officer leaves, and in at the Farms pumping station, range suggestion.." which are Complete Selection in 10 most cases, the juvenile is in which serves all of the Farms Mr. Husband outlined five not supposed to be done until Boating Headware, Boating Shirts. his own home before the police- and City, rose close to 8 mlllion factors that affect school en- other phases of the plan have man arrives at his. gallons, about one million be- rollments in a suburban com- been accomplished. low the station's all-time high. munity such as Grosse Pointe. This plan at this stage, it is Some children learn their He cited the birth rate, the the ship's wheel, Inc. 5 One Farms man's escape from stated, is only a collection of iesson through this experience availability of lots for home the heat was neatly foiled. ideas waiting for actil)U which 19605 Mack Ave., Grosse Pte. Woods TU 2-1340 and behave themselves in the construction, ,the changeover in ~. future, but some go right back When Charles E. Stumb, of 467 can only come from informed home ownership, the possibility Lakeland avenue, erne r g e d residents of the City of Gtosse to a life of crime as soon as of increased percentages of pri- from S1. Paul's on the Lake Pointe and their ele'~ted offi. they are released. These arE! vate and parochial students en- Sunday morning and started up cials. the r~pp.aters, Hough said. rolling in the public schools, IRENE HALL, P VACATION! When the repeaters are re.ar. his air conditioI'!ed car, the wir- There must be a thorough NO APPOINTME and the possibility of an in- ing for the air conditioning study of the plan by every reo rested, the entire proeeedings crease in the number of mul- NECESSARY short circuited and caught fire. sponsible citizen. Open 8:00 to 5:1 start all over again, he added. tiple dwellings. Man .thru Sat It took Farms firemen just a Ther& must an informed Enjoy Yours More Hough does not blame Juven- be Evenings by few minutes to douse the fire~ With a series of charts, the recognition of the fact that no apPcNntment ile Authorities for thl~ quick re- works. Assistant Superintendent re- phase of this plan was designed lease of the children. • Shampoo & With the Right viewed the program of build- to damage the City, or any resi- The Wayne County Youth Cyclist Grounded 1.75 ing addiUons throughout the dent of the City, but rather was Home cannot handle the tre- Another good way to beat the Sport Shirts system that would be a possible designed to meet current and • Haircutting mendous load of children sent- heat-hop on a motorcycle for solution to the school housing future problems with a w.ork- 1.50 enced in Juvenile Court be. a chilly spin. That's what Johr! I shorL~ge. This included some able, practical answer. cause the facilities are inade- B. Ford. IV, 15 of 431 Lake- 14637 E. Jeffersc redistr:icting at the elementary (N ext Week: The fourth Because every man has quate. Only four boys a week shore drive was seen doing Sun- and junior high levels, as well phase of the city planners' re- his own taste in fabrics, can be sent to the Vocational day. Unfortunately, the party as the >construction of additional port-Carrying Out The Plan.) colors and patterns, we Training School in Lansing be- that sighted him doing so was .classrooms at both the elemen- carry a large and varied cause facilities there are not a Farms patroJman, who dis- tary and secondary levels. 11 th selection. Phone us early adequate. covered that Ford didn't have Simplest Solution in the dav and we'll de- Because of this problem, in an operator's license. Since the Dougherty liver your requirements most cases, juveniles are warn. boy was only on the sidewalk, Mr. Husband then explained, by the next day. ed and released to their par- and in view of the hea,t, he was how the construction of a single (Continued from Page 1) ents, after being placed on pro- reprimanded and released. high school could alleviate the WHEREAS, he has generously classroom shortage throughout IT 1.95 to 18.95 bation for a period of time. Another n()ticeable effect of put the resources of his own Hough revealed tha~ the only the heat: some Pointe men, ac- the system by means of internal broad professional training at time a youngster is aotuaJIy customed to air conditioned of- reorganization on a 5-3-4 plan. the disposal of the Board; and held is when the child commits fIces and long pants, finally In his summary, Mr. Hus- WHEREAS, in his multiple a serious offense, such as arm- broke down and resorted to band statE!d, "The best judgment r ole Qf parent, civic-minr.ed ed robbery, murder or rape. bermuda shorts. Their newly- of the staff and Boare of Edu- citizen and long-time resident, Must Write Essays exposed knees couldn't help but cation dictates that we n()t at- he has labored ceaselessly for it has become the custom of reveal that this weekend was tempt to enlarge a high school the benefi,t of the children and Pointe po1'.ce officials to place their first encounter with the plant alr~ady beyond good youth of Grosse Pointe; and Even thougl first offenders on unofficial sun since last summer. standards. But more important WHEREAS, by his decision 520 WOODWARD 7 MILE near LIVERNOIS probation. These youngsters are Topless blJthing sui t s con. is this: what will the commun- not to stand for re-election, the All tickets NORTH of City.County Lld9. Open Thursdey and Friday Eves. required to write essays, sub- tinued to be a hit at. the Pointe's ity do 10, 20 or 30 years from trustees and officers are left WO 2.1456 UN 4.2~Oc. jects and length decreed by the beaches. In fact, it seems that now if we exhaust all building with a sense of 1()j;Sas we as- HAVE YOU AND IN THE FISHER BUILDING youth officers, and during the any girl under five wouldn't possibilities today? knowledge with regret his im- fA 3.8440 period of probation, must i.'"e- dare be caught dead in anything "It is the latter question pending departure from our port to their respective offi- else. which prompts us to ask the midst; cers I)nce each week and give And in the evenings, as the citizens of Grosse Pointe to THEREFORE, BE IT RE- and accounting of their activi. temperatures dropped merci. give serious attention to a SOLVF.D that the Grosse Pointe SIEA ties. fully back into the 70s, Pointers building program," l\fr. Hus- Board of Education commend It was reVealed that in a maj. rediscovered the fine art of tak- band concluded. him proudly and cite him public- Q ority of the cases, parents of ing long evening walks, with Following Mr. Husband's pre- ly for his many years of service the errant children give their only a soft breeze and an occa- sentation, time was devoted to by spreading this testimonial fuU cooperation, and in some sional, inevitable fishfly for a general question and answer across the offidal minutes of this meeting. closed cases, thankfully, not many, the CO'llpany. period 011 the high school ques- attitude of parents is appalling. tion. HOTI ~PROTECT CYCLIST RAMS CAR It is the general opinion of •.. I In addition, a portion of the Seven year old Stanley Ed- policemen every where, that evening was devoted to a dis- day centrol of the youths of today Theft Ring wards, of 35 McKinley avenue, aU cussion of general rules of pro- was carried to Bon Secours Hos- ~ij~~must first begin at home. After cedure, the tentative schedule YOURSELF pital by Fanns police June 22. all, they said, if parents have (Continued from Page 1) of future meetings, and other ~ While riding his bicycle north ••• ei no control over their own kids, The boy arrested by Plumb, organi?:ational business. Saturday then there is no control what confessed to stealing cars on on Fisher road, across from the Will Review Sites A'tgainst the :\)) soever. May 18, May 27, and on May Schettler Drug Company, he ran 29, using keys left in the igni- The next meeting of the Citi- into the rear of a parked car, through - Four Get Posts tions. One car was driven by zens' Advisory Committee has suffering abrasions about the Chet SCl Un.insured *:,J'rilltl one of the other boys, and been scheduled for July 20. At face, police reported. that time the high school site If ~~ damaged in an accident, it was 100 Kerche\l Driver At Boys" State disclosed by the officers. selected by the Board of Edu- THROWS FIRECRACKERS August 8 cation will be reviewed, as well Two boys were picked up, The youngster also confessed as those other s1tes considered lectured, warned and released Four Pointe area boys have that approximately two months been elected to city and county and ultimately rejected. ago, he stole nine coins from by City Police on June 23 for oifices at the American Legion's Hun t e r 's Coin Shop, 19603 In addition. the agenda will throwing firecrackers at Mrs. 27th Wolverine Boys' State, Mack, valued at a tootal of $122, include a discussion of the al- Thaddeus Skuba of 1011 York- which concluded its week-long ). I You em give ,ourselt ,oar Iamity and committed other larcenies ternate sites advocated by the shire as she wailked down Cad- and your friends needed 1immcial session on the Michigan State from drug and hardware stores. members of Grosse Pointe ieux. University campus last Thurs- protection up to $10,000 for injuries Woods' Educational Vigilance IJacobsons . day. The investigating officers Committee - the Lochmool' HIT PARKED CAR - -" caused by hit-run driven, drivers of '.- Mitch Cumberworth, son of said tha,t three of the rare coins, , stolen cars and uninsured dr.ivers Golf Club and the plan to con- Alice F _ Woods of 2022 :t'1r. and Mrs. Hurold M. Cum- valued at a total of $27, were struot a school on land-fill in Wastenaw, Harper Woods, from Michigan as well as other states. SUMMER STORE HOURS: MONDAY, berworth, of Cloverly road, was recovered from one of the boys, Lake S1. Clair. struck a car on June 2J5 owned tJNINSURED MOTORIST COVER.. who has his own collection. The TUESDA.Y, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY: elected a city councilman; Chairman Koppin said th~ by Theodore W. KUYPE;.S of 87 AGE i3 available to all Exchange- other coins were sold to a coin 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. Douglas Brown, son of Mr. and the Citizens' Advisory Commit- Ridge road which was parked Insured membeta of the Auto Cub dealer in Detroit, it was said. THURSDAY; 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. Mrs. Robert M. Brown of North tee could expect the preliminary at the curb in front of 778 Cadi- for just_ •• Brys drive. was elected to the The 14-year-old implicated report from Dr. Felix McCor- eux. No violations were issued. 0- $3 a year for members tmng'" same post. the other eight boys as having mick of Columbia University sid~ Metropolitan Detroit Chosen for the post of city some part in the thefts in some time in August. Dr. Mc- - 'S a year for members living .. attorney in the mock~govern- which he personally was involv- Cormick was engaged by the :Metropolitan Detroit area ment was Wayne M. Pressel, ed, or other thtlts he had knowl- Board of Education tQ survey Call the E:l:change representative tit son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. edge of, it was said. the problem. Pref;sel of Sunningdale drive. your nearest Auto Club office today! Membership of the Citizens' Walt Erhardt, son of Mr. and In a report to Capt. Donald ~LEAROUT! Advisory Committee includes Mrs. K!trl Erhardt of A:lita Coats. deputy director of Pub- William M. Adams, 305 Univer~ Detroit Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange road, was elected city road lic Safety, the officers involved sity; J. Dunton Barlow. 1256 OFFICIALS' CARS, DEMOS, ALL SPECIALLY commissioner. in the investigation stated that Beaconsfield; Peter Breit, 1220 The four were elected from in view of the circumstances Whittier; Roy R. Broman, 20400 the 1,161 teenagers from all surrounding the case. it was in Q the best interest of the depart- Lennon; Thomas Candler, 51 N. PRICED! Hur,y, have new car for the 4th! GROSSE POINTE DIVISION parts of the state participating Duval; G. Gordon Cook, 430 • NO in the' ann u a 1 "51st State" ment to keep the matter on a 15415 E. Jefferson Rivard Blvd.; Robert Dupuis, which is designed to instruct local level, in that better con- Phone 821-8000 10l.i2 Hawthorne. Stock #38 Stock #28 and educate the boys in the trol can be maintained over the nine boys and their activities. George Measel, Manager principles and values of a dem- David Fairless, 701 'N. Brys; Topll Mrs. Stuart A. Friedrich, 1461 "The Bosses'Car" COMET CALIENTE ocratic and constitutional form Besides the stolen cars, the But CI of government. officers cleared a total of 19 Oxford Road; Alfred Glancy, Trouble larcenies, according to their 735 Lakeshore; Walter Griffith, Mercury's fined Multi Drive Trans .. 210 H. P. Engme, 1 1201 S. Renaud; Robert Guen- 7l0x14 Whitewalls. Power Steerl!.l~l report. Power Brakes, Courtesy Lights. 19,IMI zel, l!n48 W. Kings Court; free MUe Full Warranty. Thomas Hammond, 677 Sun- PARKLANE News Theft ningdale; Frank Hedge, 77 Haw~ 2.Dr. H.T. thcrne; Kenneth Koppin, 1271 300 H. P. :itarauder Engine. Multldrive Driving Trans., Power Steering. Power Brll\(es, (Continu~d from Page 1) S. Renaud; Bradford Lundy, Jr., Radio, White Sidewall TireG. Padded one, probably standard equip- 511 Ballantyne; Archie McPher- Des';}.2~,OOO MUe Full Warranty. for ment in any burglar's tool kit. son, 20425 Lochmoor; T. H. Mecke, Jr., 497 Lincoln Rd, PROUDLY PRESENTS Two NEWS employes have ~ . been fingerprinted by Farms Paul Moreland, 1164 Harvard $3048 Your ...... police, in an effort to detemline Road; Minard Mumaw, 748 whether i>ny of the prints ob- Lakeland; Miles O'Brien, 41 Stack #15 HARRY TAYLOR .I tained from the premises after Hendrie Lane; Harry Phillips, Vacatioll the burglary were those of an 20643 Maple Lane; Calvin J. •••••••••••••••••••••••• "A LIBERACE WHO CAN AD LIB" outsider. Sandberg, 20661 Wedgewood; i MERCURY MONTCLAIR Direct From the Kenilworth Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla. Arthur Sherman, Jr., 79 Haw- COMET thorne; Dr. Donald Sweeny, 841 STATUE TOPPLES Multi Drive Trans., Power Steering, Our Always While repairing plaster at the Three Mile Dr.; Mrs. Leland 4 Door Sedan V.8 Power Brakes, Marauder Engine. Radio, George Hammond residence, 57 Symons, 21151 Lochmoor; and ACT Backup Lights, Whitewall Tires. 19000 Aut 0 mat 1 c Trans., Power Steerl.ng, Mile Wa1'l'anty. Padded daah. ' Cloverly r 0 a d, a workman, Benjamin Warren, 204 Proven- Windshield Washers, Safety Wipers, Ham Harvey Pierson, m 22341 Fres- cal. Radio, Back up Lights, Whitewall Tires. NOW! For Reservations ard, St. Clair Shores, was struck 1530 I E. Jefferson on the top of the head by the Grosse Pointe Pork VA 2-4118 top part of a heavy statue that Grosse $2380 I fell from a pedestal. He was Open 7 Days A Week transported to Bon Secours Hos- We Honor American Express, Carte Blanche, and Diner Cards l pital by Farms police. Pojnt~ News Published every Thursday by __ S_E_V_ER_A_L_O_T_H-E-R-S--:--A-L-L~P-R-I-C-ES----M_A_K_E_A_N_O_FF_E_R_!_.J Anteebo Publi~hers. Inc. Fournier's For Fine Carpeting 99 Kercheval Avenue • Canlel Grosse Pointe 36. Michigan Seat Belts Installed Free if You Bring This Ad All wool c:arpeting from $4.95 up. See the beautiful Contessa all NOTE! wool carpet at $13.95 and the famous Dillinger custom 011 'Wool PhQne TU 2.6900 Jumbo 275%. 2~ seamless carpet, woven to your individually desired colour ••• prices Three Trunk Lines ranging to $29.00 per square yard. Second Class Postage paid at De- ~...... ~ ... • LArvlPS • TABLES • FURN ITURE troit, Michigan. ::Our Own Ble Subscription Rates ~.OO Per Year by Mall ($6.00 0 u t I!l I Ii e Wayne ~ ,dnc. County). AU News and Advertising Copy Must Be In The News Office :Barbe. 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.. • " July 2, 1964 Thursday, July 2, 19M thE' charity that be- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three ~ is sub-standard. Dessert Card Party For St. John Hospital Fund St. Paul Dads Set Golf Day hO~~1 g~a:d~~ a~~ u ~ig~e~~~~~: b A dessert card party for the I at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Stephen .T. Where the Boys, and Girls, Are ! ers e~('~t of St. John Hospital Zielinski is chairman of the . ------I t heir friends and guests, as well bUildmg expansion will be held i event. The" Nmth Annual "~t. pauli Laura, TV 2-7277. 1lS all friends of St. Paul School Open, yearly golf day spon. The "Open," which is stag. is are cordially invited to attend at the ~lichigan Cons01idatcd I For reservations call VE tECIAl! S~~fdbby htheldst. paGul Da~s CGlub ,another project of the st. Paul hy the President and Chairman. PORTABLE Gas Company. One Woodward 9-8129. or Fontbonne Office, TU WI e e at owame 01 f Dads Club dedicated to the de- who urge that ticket reserva- .EVISION Avenue at Jefferson on July 16 ! 1-8200. Ext. 214, 275 or 237 . 5 $249.95 ~l~b, l~t .. gle~ensf'f ~uesdbay, velopment' of St, Paul School, t ions be made promptly to avoid gmnmg~ y. 'tW~8a a.m.ee-o time e- and its athletic programs in possible disappointment. _ Morine Bond or Portable Radio Prescriptions Filled 'I'he annual event, which has aUracted capacity gatherings in Ray-Ban Sun Glasses also Ground to Your each of its previous years, is a t Lakes Pilots Prescription high spot on the annual calen- dar of athletic and social events 5 sponsored by the St. Paul Dads :5 • GIFTS '. Club, booster affiliate of St. rio\'! in P
14637 E. Jefferson-Parking on church lot in rear-VA 2.4414 12 Cases IIeard Public Parks to Conduct In City Court 01 English Ford ••• 11th Year of Serving Grosse Pointe Competitive Swim Meets • •• Frederick Steinheiser, of 226 McKinley avenue, was found By Rie Hendee i !s difficu!t for Les Roddis, who (HET SAMPSON : not guilty of a charge of reck. On Wednesday, July 8, the IS coachmg t~e F.arms team. invites you to pick up your less driving and his case dis- Grosse Pointe City natators will The Farms PIer IS the one I missed by Judge Douglas Pater- host the Farms Pller tankers in Grosse Pointe park without a ,son in Grosse Pointe City's Jus. the first inter-city sW'imming pool a~d the lake this season is tice Court on Tuesday, June meet of the summer. This com-I exceptIOnally low. M')st of the I 2~. petitive meet, to be held in the swimming area at the Pier is In the 11 other cases heard City Park pool, will ignite a barely "wade-ab~e" any more: that day, the presiding Judge series of contests between all Coach RoddlS has taken hIS at his conve'1ient office was Malcom J. Sutherland. In the Pointes. "Mud-suckers" to the end of the first, Robert Carter Hunt At the end of the dual meet the pier at the break-wall for Even though you may have mode your reservations of 19151 Tyrone, Detroit, was season, a big Inter-City Finals their work-outs. This is t~e on.ly IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! directly with the airlines, accused of reckless driving and will take place at the Woods spot where the water IS s~1ll All tickets and tours sold at the published prices. excessive speed. He pled not Park to determinp which swim- deep enough for real SWIm- • TRUE FORD QUALITY THROUGHOUT guilty but was found guilty of mers are superior and which minig. Although the conditions HAVE YOU TAKEN ADVANTACE OF HIS driving without due care and team is the best, are poor, Les still has more • 30-40 MILES PER GALLON OTH ER SERVICES? fined $20. Steve Selander a former Var- than 50 Farms swimmers back- • EASY START 12-VOLT SYSTEM Although he pled not guilty, sity swimmer at' Grosse Pointe ing him up at praetiee every • REAL PERFORMANCE WITH ECONOMY Ray ~. L~wis of 4166 ~iSh()P'1 High School, is coaching the day. • LIFETIME GUARANTEE STEAMSHIP TICKETS DetrOIt, was found guIlty of City team. Last year the City The Shores is waiting for the reckless driving a?d fined $25. squad defeated the close-run- completion of their new swim- I Alexander P. GIkkas OI 1428 niug Woods team for first place ming pool. The long-needed Exclusive East Side English ford factory Dealer CRUISES Yorkshire was charged with and the trophy in the Inter- pool should be ready for Shores • all over the world Ireckless driving. Judge Suther- City meet. _ residents' use this week . Iland found him not guilty and The Ci,ty Park team is prac. ------dismissed the case. tieing on two schedules: chil- ROCK HITS CAR WINDOW TOM RONEYI INC. HOTELS and RESORTS Eugene J. Miszcak of 16708' dren under 11 . , . Tuesday, Mrs. Albert Jacoby of 762 East Jefferson failed to appear Thursday, Friday at 11 a.m.; Barrington reported to City • Lincoln • Mercury • Comet • English Ford .. both domestic arid foreign . to answer the cllarge of run- swimmers 12 and up . . . Mon- Police that several boys playing Inquire about our English Ford Overseas ~I;very Plan n!ng through a red light. anu day, Wednesday and Saturday by Maire school threw a rock hIS bond of $31 was fo~eIted. at 11 a.m. Anyone living in the in the side window of her car as The Smart Buyers are Driving to Mount Clemens TOURS In a case of speedmg 55 City is eligible to try out for she waited for a red light at the ••• either packaged or t~ilored to m.p.h .• Robert Gordon Shaw of the team. corner of Cadieux and Water- 265 N. GRATIOT, Mount Clemens Telephone 463ao4SS1 17136 Waveney, Detroit, pled Pete Diglin and Fred Cut- loao. your own specifications guilty and was fined $25. ler eo-coach the Woods swim- Four you t h s were found mers. They practiee every Mon- guilty of possession of beer and day, Wed!1esday and Thursday; Chet Sampson Tra~el Service fined $10 eaeh. They were; the younger tankers from 6 to Dennis Tt'rner of 20951 V~n 7 p.m. and the older swimmers • Antwerp, Joseph ~ommareto from 7 to 8 p.m. On July 25 lIellows & Co.,Louisville, Ky. Blended Whiskey 40% Kentucky Straight Whiskies 4 Years OrMore Old 60% Grain Ne~!ra' Spirla' t6-Proof. • 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5-5710 ...~ :.:: ~.: :: .., " '," .. of 2077 Kenmore, KIm Colom- they will meet the Farms Park bo of 2142 Lancaster and Gary "Mud-suckers" in a dual con- White of 21183 Lancaster. test. Pleading gu!l~y to a charge Meanwhile, at the Park park, of reckl~ss drIVIng. Earle ~ar- Jeff Orhan is working his swim- nard WIlson of 4015 Nottmg- mers in hopes of winning the ham was fined $25. Inter-City trophy. The Park A $100 fine was imposed on squad practices T u e s day Taylor Powell of 2134 Scott, through Friday from 4 till 6 Detroit. Judge ~uther~an~ als? every week. They began swim. revoked Powell s drIver s h- ming practice just last week I\ONDAY, cense for violating the Drunk and interested swimmers still :RIDAY: Motor Law. have time to join. .M. ---- The first park meet will be LOSES JACKET a "Inter-Park" competition on ~:OO P.M. Carl Cordier, Jr., of 325 Mo- August 1. Then on August 8, ross road, told Farms police a Coach Orhans' swimmers will man's waterproof tan jacket had meet the other Pointes at th,e been stolen from his a...to while Woods Pool for the finals. it was parked in front of his Finding a place to work-out home June 17. It was valued at ------$12. Louisa St. Clair OAR HITS BIKE May Susan Hinsberg, 12, of Gift Honors Mrs. Joy 407 Neff road. ran into her ICIALLY Mrs. Clarence Carroll, of Ro- brother John's bicycle June 24 land road, regent of the LOUIsa while the two were visiting at • TH:S WEEK'S BELL.RINGERS • St. Clair Chapter of the Daugh- the 4th! 100 Meadow lane. Farms police ters of the American Revolution, • HOLIDAY AHEAD • I took her to Bon Secours for recently presented a check for treatment of lacerations on her $2,000 to Wayne State Univer- k ::: 28 We Do Not Have left leg. sity Pre~ident Clarence B. Hil- Topless Bathing Suits •• ~ berry, in honor of the birthday CALIENTE month of Helen Newberry Joy. But of it's Picnic Fix;ns you want STEREO '1°0 The money will be used to You CC!nFind Them Here RECORDS or 5 for buy furniture for the lounge of ". ~10 H. P. Engine, $4.45 ;. Power Steering, Top Quality - Name Artists the new Helen Newberry Joy ourtesy Lights. 19.000 HORMEl CURE 81 Dormitory on the WSU campus. It)'. STEREOLAND 71J:"' ,.~~ 20746 Mack. TU 4.3800 Mrs. Joy was a longtime mem- ..., /, -4~~'i ... • ~",. -'~~tiP~' 17131 W. McNichols BR 3.8921 ber and benefactress of the • ,.,~~.}'t...M,.'~" : .::.. ~~)~~'~J',I,.; ~. ~ c***x*ccc****x*cc: DAR, 'J. '..' ~" ~';::.P'\<'", , p~ "1/ ~~~~"'.'(,." 1 ~ Hams ,0 '1' , •. 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PILFERS GUEST'S CAR Chalfonte r 0 a d, 24-year-old A car title, a check hook and ~:st e~~o h~~~S a~f ~~::ni::i Al V Celebrate Fourth Cadets Training ~~d~~o;::ti~~~~i~g ~~e s~~~o~cadet is a 1958 graduate of Fallout four keys were stolen from a lOB I T U R I S I Holla~d High School and is par- guest at 732 Loraiane had park- .t-. ~ B R- · B II A F R ., program at Eastern Michigan car owned by C. F. Yost of ed his car next to the garage y Inging est ort z ey University in Ypsilanti. ticipating in the ROT~ pr~gra~ At Nine East Lansing sometime during of that residence. 1-0------William E. Kail, son of Mr. at Michigan State Umverslty ill East Lansing. DONALD FRASER practiced medicine in the area At exactly 1 p.m. on July Ten Army ROTC Cadets from and Mrs. Melvin E. Kail, 399 Thaw in the cold 1*'* SERVING3 GENERATIONSOF SMART DErROITERS **1t Funeral services were held for 31 years. He was a 1933 Fourth a great cltorus of church Grosse Pointe began six weeks ------= people have not yet It Wedn~day, Juiy 1, ~t Verhey. graduate of Wayne University bells will. begin ringing in of intensive military training at '* den's Funeral Home and St. Medical School and was a memo every city, town, village and Fort Riley, Kan., June 20. the idea of fallout the Fanns, city em •Jlo Rose's Church for Mr. Fraser, ber of Temp:le Israel, the country across the State of During the training Reserve 58, of 1107 Wayburn. He died Wayne County and Michigan Michigan. The bells wlll ring Officer Training Corps Cadets gan last Thursday ~ (jOSS AWNINGS *' at his residence on Monday, Medical Society and the Ameri- for four minutes in solemn tri- are called upon to prove their stocking nine fall : AND SERVICES ARE BEST * June 29. can Medical As~lOciation. bute to our country's founders, military ability and demonstrate sites with survival * equipment. It It* Born in Detroit, he is sur- He is survived by his wife, to remind us of the real mean- knowledge of military subjects Jt Visit Our Showroom JIo vived by a son, Donald; a Belle; two sons, Robert and ing of this great national hali. on this testing ground for fu- The first site to Jl- 2} d a ugh t e r, Mrs. Wi 11 i a m Charles; a daughter, Mrs. Mar- day, and as a rededication to ture U.S. Army officers. was in the basem ll' ''JIo or Just Call Spruytte; his mother, Nellie tin Albion; a sister, Reva; two our national unity and undying Cadet Gerald E. McCarron, .- JIo It .. Fraser; a brother, Thomas; and brothers, Morris and David and devotion to our COUD,try and for 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles .- LO 7.0890 I$- a sister, Mrs. Gordon Meloche. two grandchildren. what it stands, according to P. McCarron, 311 Kerby road, is • 'JIo Burial was in Woodlawn Interment was in Workmen's John Stempfle and Dave Dob- a 1964 graduate of the Univer- : FREE ESDMATE'. NO MONEY DOWN 'JI- Cemetery. Circle Cemetery. bin as co-chairman for the sity of Detroit. He is a 1959 III '" '" The family requests that con. Grosse Pointe area. d t fAt. C tholic ..* DR. WILLIAM K. USHER tributions to the Dr. Usher gra ua e 0 us In a , 2941 E. JEfFER...SO~ AWNINGS * FLAGS * POLES Services were held for Dr. Memorial Fund ior Emotionally Why haven't we done this High School in Detroit. He is a SWIMMING Pl'OL COVERS William K, esher, 55, of 1206 Disturbed Children be sent to long ago? member of Pi Tau Sigma fra. OPEN -SAT. TILL 12 NOON - Balfour road, on Sunda~, June the director of psychiatry at Re- We grown-ups won't have to ternity. 28, at the Ira Kaufman Funeral ceiving Hospital, Detroit, 26. now, because hundreds of enter. Cadet James R. Foster, 20- Chapel. He died Saturday, June '" • • prising young men and women year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. .~ , "'~'.\1:.' 27, in Bon Secours Hospital fol. VIOLA J. RUTHVEN -all members of M i chi g a n James R. Foster, 1977 1Jttle. ~:. :~, low~ng a heart attack. Services were held for Mrs. YMCA-sponsored Hi-Y and Trl- stone road, is participating in ..,- ~ .( of DON1 FORI . , Born in Russia, Dr. Usher Ruthven, 68, 1843 Manchest. Hi-Y .CI u b s throughout the the ROTC program at Western -" .. ~.. , er Saturday, June 27 at the Ver. state are going to Eee that free- Michigan University in Kalama- , . ~ . d dom rings loud and clear on zoo. He is a 1961 graduate of heyden FuneraJ Home. She dIe Gro'sse POI'nte High School. TO GET PLENl Wilbert DeLuke Friday, June 26, in Bon Sec- the Fourth. ,: )l 'I portrait of a man without a ours ...... ll' OSpl't a1. The idea was began in 1963 Cadet Brian M. Mumaw,. d 20,S FILM anI , r" .. ALL 'lt1 /il Fatally Stricken Born in Detroit, she is surv. by two Connedicut residents, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mmar , r••• '#'" ived b~T her husband, Dr. who bewailed the fact that lnde. Mumaw, 748 Lakeland avenue, fLASHBULI r, PI Arthur H. Ruthven and two pClldence Day was becoming is participating in the ROTC The American Flag on the 'M' Stat U' Dr. ert more of a summer holiday than program at Ml 19an e m. front lawn of the woo~s Mu- sons, Hugh and Rob L . H. j.HABITANT FENCE! We Have All 0,,~ Ruthven. a time of remembering the rich versity in East ansIng. e IS a EXPLO~CES nicipal Building, 20025 Mack '" ~ • heritage of freedom made pos- 1961 graduate of Grosse Pointe , Famous avenue, is at half mast, and will TE 51'bleby the Declaration of Inde- High School. remain that way until dusk to. EDWARD J. senu L day, July 2. Funeral services were held pendence. Governor Romney Angus A. McGarvah, :;on of You deserve privacy; your propert~ deserves protection.; a INSTAMATICS i for Mr. Schulte, 81, on Monday, proclaimed July 4th as "LET Mr. and Mrs. Angus C. McGar- Habitant fence gives both. Wide vanety of avaIlable deslXt1s ."r P,Igl & 'ED ~ The flag has been at half mast June 29 in st. Ambrose Church. FREEDOM RING DAY" and vah, 80 N. Duval street, is a including Stockade, Picket, Post & Rail - all fabricated from since early Monday morning, He died in Tucson, Ariz., urged every citizen to organize 1961 graduate of Grosse Pointe Michigan White Cedar (Arbor Vitae, "Tree of Lifc"). ~,,~h&i-os e .'IIcA ~ June 29, when the Woods Pub. where he had made his home and participate hI a statewide High School and is participat- A Habitant treated fence outlasts all others-mellows with age s lic Safety Department and city since his retirement 17 years "ringing of the bells" at one ing in the ROTC program at and weathers beautifully to a fine, rich, silver gray. Crafted by ;~.l~~.. POlht~ Habitant, the country's oldest and largest wood fence manu~ . 'Ir ~r""'~ offi~ials rec~ived word that ago. Until the time of his re- p.m. Michigan State University in :,"~ -" PolIce Lt. WIlbert A. LeDuke, tirement Mr Schulte operated To see that this is done, the Lansing. facturer. ,~;' .gl';.(f'J! .. '. ~ 47, of 2215 Ani.ta, died of a a hardw'are ~nd household ap- governor for the second year Robert M. Linden, son of Mr. Phone or stop in for advice on your fence requirements. Co~ f , heart attack at his cottage near, pliance store in Grosse Pointe has personally appointed the and Mrs. Rene R. Linden, 761 venient terms. ./, Y .iI" N.ew Ba~timore, where he and Park for more than 30 years. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs of Fisher road, is a 1961 graduate 7'- hIS family had gone for the Survivors include his wife, Michigan to take the leadership of Grosse Pomte High School FENCE CO. THE Celebrate the 4tll • fjlm at Pennies Above Cost weeken~. Anna, and five daughters; Mrs. in a specihl campaign to "Let and is participating in the ROTC FOUNTAINE The lieutenant was scheduled Louis N. Riehl, Mrs. Richard Freedom Ring." Rich Hoffman, program at Central Michigan 20760 HARPE" TU IM8863 We've lit the fuse on a price firecracker. Here are to return to duty on the after- Christy" Mrs. Elmer Wagner, Haslett, High School junior and University in Mount Pleasant. CAMERA CEI a few examples: noon shift ~f the day of his Mrs. Ralph Schwartz and Mrs. president of the State Hi-Y Carlisle F. Rueger II, whose 17114 Kercheval VP 126 death. John Ferrell. Council is the state chairman. parents live at 332 McKinley ~'In the Villa! 8 mm A pall of sadnp.ss has settled Burial was in Mt. Olivet Vice chairman is Robert White, avenue, is a 961 graduate of KR 130 47 81 INSTAMAnC TU 1-4096 20 expo COLOR over the Public Safety Depart- Cemetery. a high school junior from Mt. Culver (Ind.> Military Acad- 1 ROLL 49c ment, as official duties are car- • • • Pleasant. Michigan has been di- emy and is participating In the Open Thundoy Eve~il 1 1 I ried out by the members of the ELEANOR M. JOHNSON vided into regions with chair- ROTC progrJm at Ripon (Wis.) C620 department. Everyone was his Funeral services are to be men busy at work securing local College. CAROUSEL SLIDE PROJECTOR friend; everyone had a good held today at 2 p.m. for Mrs. committees and seeking the aSM Richard G. DuFour, son of Mr. e With Custom Carrying Case 11950 word to say about him; every- Johnson of 599 Lakeshore road, sistance of organizations and in. and Mrs. George A. DuFour, a7 Brand New one expressed shock at his pass- in 81. Andrews E pis cop a 1 dividuals. 1179 Yorkshire road, is a 1961 I ing, Church in Ann Arbor. She died, Michigan will be but one graduate of Beloit (Wis.) Catho. lA. LeDuke joined the Woods after a short illness, in Univer- of the states taking part in the lic High SchOOl and is partici. Profit is not our motive. Due to the consoliclotion of our recently closed Fisher Bldg. store with our Grosse Pointe shop, we find Police Departm.ent on April 19, sity Hospital in Ann Arhor on campaign to reawaken in citi- pating in the ROTC program ourselves drastically overstocked. We must dispose of thousands 1940, several years before the Monday, June 29. zens all over the U:\ited States at the University of Notre FOR STIlL CASE~ ot $ $ worth of genuine fresh Eastman KodaK pocked film (not department integrated with the Born in Eau Claire, Wis., she tribute and recognition for the Dame (Ind.) reloodsl-many oth2r items which were not sold during our Fire Department and organized was a graduate of the University Declaration of Independence, Rae W. Dehncke, Jr., whose closeout sale ot the f-isher Bldg. will be offered in Grosse Pointe as the Public Safety Department. of SOllthern California and a democracy's greatest manifesto. parents live at 1790 Severn i WIDE! at the some '0"- markdown price~ until disposed of. Professional He was made a sergeant on member of Christ Ohurch, the As the great bells of the city, street, is a 1961 graduate of photogs wek.ome but please no phone inquiries. All prices strictly December 1, 1949; and pro- Country Club of Detroit, Grosse of universities, and churches all Grosse Pointe High School and cosh and corry, no charges, no deliveries. We reserve the right Pull your dusty suitcases out of m " July 2, 1964 Thursday, July 2, 1964 G R 0 SSE P01 N TEN EW S Page Five r 0 a d, 24-year.old I 1958 graduate of Murray Smith :h School and is pa:- Fallout Shelters Readied Santa Pays Early Visit Charles Koebel Receives Honor Hawaiian Chorus 1 the ROTC program Retires in Farms Swedish Consul and Mrs. Ed. the Detroit Board of Commerce I State Un:versity in At Nine Sites in Farms To Appear Here g. ward Johansson entertained group in May. While in Stock. From the famed Kamehameha Farms City Engineer Murray Tuesday evening at a dinner holm, he served as chairman of Thaw in the cold war or no, Farms sewer pumping station, School in Honolulu will come M. Smith officially retired after party at the Detroirt Athletic the group's three-day stay, and the 30 member young men's people have not yet abandoned C:lalfonte and Kerby. Last 38 years of service with the Club, honoring Charles J. Koe- a luncheon was given in h~s the idea of fallout shelters, In Thursday, a store of food, water, glee cl~b to give a ooncert in city. His retirement became bel, chairman of Detroit-Swe- honor by the Royal Ministry for Grosse Pointe War Memorial's the Farms, city employees be. shelter radiation kits and sani- eff~ctive yesterday, July 1. dish Council, Inc. Foreign Affairs. gan last Thursday the task of tation kits was trucked into air <:onditioned Fries Auditor- Folke Persson, Consul Gen. He is a member of the Gov- stocking nine fallout shelter the shelter /Site, which is now He was hired as assistant ium Tuesday evening, July 14 village engineer on June 6, eral of Sweden in Chicago, ernors of the Swedish Histori- at 8:30. sites with survival food and equipped to hold 226 persons came to Detroit for the evening, cal Museum in Philadelphia, equipment. in the event of nuclear war. 1926, one day after he was TlJi's will be their only Detroit graduated from the University to present Mr. Koebel with the and this spring was elected a area performance in a to u r The first site to be stocked In all, the shelter program of Michigan, from where hi.: Royal Order of Vasa with rank I member of the Board ()f the De- which takes them from coast was in the baseillent of the wi'.1 accommodate 1302 resi. received bis bachelor of science of Knight of First Class. troit Symphony Orch~stra. to CQast. Grosse Pointe and De. I dents, or about 10 percent vf degree in engineering. During His Majesty Gustav Adolf VI, Tuesday's dinner party pre- trait are favored since the presi. the Farms' present population. the first three years, he also King of Sweden, conferred the ceded the Lund University dent of Kamehameha is Grosse A Federal survey team exam- held the post of superintendent decoration upon Mr. Koebel on Singers' concert at Masonic Pointe's former Superil'tendent ining potential sites in the of the Water Department. June 6. Auditorium. of Schools Dr. James W. Bush- Farms last year was able to find Chairman of the Koebel Dia- Under the chairmanship of ong. only nine sites in the area In 1929, he was elevated to mona Tool Co., Charles J. Koe. Mrs. Elmer Benzin, of Loch. vtllage engineer, sucC'eeding The entire Bishop Estate rep- which were suitable for a bel makes his home in Shelden moor, boulevard, singers were Fern P. Walters, who resigned resenting ne lrly one tetlth of shelter. road. His father was born in guests in the homes. of Mr. and that post to work with the the land of the Hawaiian Islands With the exception of the Michigan State Highway De~ Sweden, and his wife is the Mrs. Charles D. K. Brown, of and valued in excess of 225 former Ingrid Frendberg, of Sunningdale drive; Mr. and pumping station, the sites are partment. millions of dollars is in per- Goteborg, Sweden. Mrs. Gustave Dahlen, of Devon- all within a small &rea bordered Santa was surrounded by youngsters when he petual trust to finance the edu. by Ridge road and the lake and In 1956, the Farms council Mrs. Koebel returned to the shire road; Mrs. Otto Lundell, appeared at The Top Drawer, 17007 Kercheval in the cation of the descendants of the granted Smith a leave of ab- Pointe Monday. after a visit of Lochmoor boulevard; Thor Fisher road and Lewist()n road. Village to open the gift shop's Christmas in .July Sale, original Hawaiian people who They are: sence, when the Federal Gov- with her daughter and son-in- M. Olson, of Westchester road; DON'T FORGET migrated there from Tahiti. ernment tapped him for an featuring toys and children's clothing, law, the Charles L. McC'."ahes,of and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pres- Grosse P.>inte M e m 0 ria 1 During their brief stay in Church, 151; G.P. High School, assignment to Saigon, Viet Pittsburgh, Pa. She brought ton, of Maumee a ~Tenue. TO GET PLENTY OF Nam, to help in planning and'i with her Charles McCabe, Jr., Ushers at the concert includ- Grosse Pointe the Kamehameha main building, 419; Hig'h &hool, boys will be overni'ght guests In without a annex, 87; Cottage Hospital, 310. constructing a sanitary sewer who represented the McCabe ed Martha Brown and Judy FilM and system for that -country. He held University School Notes family at the dinner. Perkins, both of Sunningdale in the homes of members of Also, the Cottage Hospital ] th~ Grosse Pointe War Memor. Nurses' Home, 100; S1. Paul'1; this assignment for more than Others who gathered at the drive, and former Pointer Linda fLASHBULBS a year, after which he returned DAC Tuesda~' were Mr. and :-Iellstrom. ial's Youth Council. They will High School, 166; G. P. War At impressive Commencement and Karen Van Riper; Magna to his duties in the Farms. Mrs. Robert F. Koebel and their Among Pointers attending the be ~eted at an informal party Memorial, 81; and C h r i s t at the Center :Yollowing their NeE Church, 16l. exercises held outdoors on the Cum Laude: Richard Buell and oon, Robert, Jr., of Hampton concert were Mrs. Siggan Sjun- We Have All The Smith was born in Central concert. According to the Farms' Fall- China to James and Ella Smith, school grounds June 11, anum. Rickey Peterson. road, and Mr. and Mrs. Oharles neson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Famous E. Mosher, (}fCloverly road. Floro, the V. Y. Tallbergs, Mr. The Kamehameha glee club out Shelter Survey Coordin&tor (}n June 6, 1899. His parents ber of undergmduate students Awards on Class Day. June will sing sacred, secular, and ~es protection; a INSTAMATICS in Stock John A. Defoe, all shelter sites were American missionaries to at Grosse Pointe University Through the years, Charles J. and Mrs. Carl Cassman, the . available designs 10, included the presentation of Koebel has made many trips to Sigge Svensons, Philip C. college songs. They will also have been marked, and licenses that part of the w 0 rId. He School won scholarships for the sing sele~ion~ by famous Is. II fabricated from obtained from their owners to came to the United States at membership in the school's dra. Sweden. His latest trip was with Bakers and Oscar L. Olsons. )f Life"). upcoming academic year. They matic club, the Proscenium So- land composers including King pe:mit their use as shelters. an early age. Kalakaua, ~~ueen Liliuokal and -meIIows with age are the fo1.lowing: He graduated from Wilson ciety, by President Ronald Rob- Their teacher, Mrs. Edward students in the Detroit area. Alfrpd Alolukia. 'r gray. Crafted by How About a Academy, Nyack, N.Y., after Jeffrey Hadden-Mateer Me. erts to Lauraine Cain, B(}nnie Lynch, was awarded a certificate Mary Beth Bi~knell won a first lJood f~nce manu- It is hoped that Grosse Point. Honey Baked Ham which he attended Wheaton morial Scholarship; Thomas De. Klein, Kathy McCarroll, Julie of honor by the American Asso- prize for Advanced fourth-year ers and their guests will turn College, Wheaton, N.Y., and thIs week.end? Oven baked 30 neau and Laurence Steinhart- Munger, Jan Seski, and Ray ciati(}n of the Tea c her s of French students. Bath girls will out in force to welcome and requirements. Co~ hours. dry cured - real hIckory from there went to the Uni- enjoy these young men from the smoked-honey 'n spice glazec1- Fin k Memorial &holarships; Wattles as well as honors to French because of the ou1:stand- spIral sliced, Home delivery. versity of Michigan to complete be awarded medals from the fiftiE'th state. Admission is $1. his studies. Warren Finke, Bonnie Barit, seniors Bill Canfield, Stephen ing performance of the two French government. They are ~CE CO. THE While in Ann Arbor, he met Margaret Vaughan, Laurie Leit. Fischer, S t e 1J h ani e Fischer, award winners, who also re- students of Mrs. Edward T. and married the former Louella hauser-Ford Memorial Scholar- Sharon L i g h t bod y, Robert ceived French awards from TU 1-8863 Lynch, Head of the French De- CAMERA CENTER Raymond or Wallaceburg, Ont., ships; Georgia Shreve-Jackson Thorpe, Richard _Tipton, and G.P.U.S.~the William H. Fries Karen Van Riper. b(}oks-as the leading students partment. 17114 Kercheval Ave. . a nurse at the Ann Arbor Hos- Memorial Scholarship; Don n a pital. Wayne Pressel announced the at their separate levels. All the summer activities at ~'In the Village" Iukov, Frederick Alles, Mi. Mr. and Mrs. Smith live at eJection of officers to next Warren Finke and William Grosse Pointe University School • chelle HeIlTY- Webber Memo- 'ru 5-2550 TU 1.4096 RETAIL STORE: 3741 FBNKELL 363 Hillcrest. They have two year's Red Cross Council: Pres- Swan, TIr, won Magna Cum begin shortly after Commence. rial Scholarships; Alumni Schol- 3 blks. E. UN 2.8622 children, both married, Murray, ident-Sally Duff, Vice-PresideIllt Laude Latin awards from the mEmt. Summer camp, with vary. lUXURIOUS /,.OGESEATS Open Thursday Evening Till 9 of Livernois 2.8466 Jr., of Sacramento, Calif.; and arships.as foll(}ws: David Had. -Tim Martin; Secretary-Mary American Classical Leagu~ for ing programs for children 4 to , Mrs. Sally Lind of Rockford, den, Jr.-D. H. Fletcher Schol. Flintermann. T rea sur e r - excellence in Advanced Latin. Illinois. 12, was opened on Monday, June arship; Bruce Barit-Andries M- Charles Gorey. Grade represen- The Dr. Frank B. Bicknell NOW PLAYING' I The retired city engineer, tatives will be: Pam Wrigley History Awards wenlt to Obarles 15, with Miss Muriel Brock as Cole Scholarship; Virginia An- director. Driver training classes who is the appointed manager gell-Blanche Richa'rds(}n Schol- and Charles Gorey, grade 11; Sims, grade 9, and J()hn Perkin, Plrter Sellers of the Grosse Pointe-Clinton Loren Kogan and Tom Deneau, grade 11. The Mathematical ~ arship; Theodore Hodges, III- also began on June 15, with oth. David Niven Rubbish Refu.se Authority, wilI grade 10; Debbie Lynch and sociation of America a w s,r d s er seSSiOns starting at later retain thr.t post, and is expected John Chandler, Jr. Sc~olarship; • Julie Munger and Samantha Roger Mason, grade 9. went to Richard Buell and Harry dates, the last on'~ ending on Capucine FOR STIlL CASIMINTS to continue with the authority S t u den t Council Garland, both 12th graders. The ROUND TO? ROLL SCREENS RosneI'-General Alumni Schol- semee August 10. Mr. Samuel Shree- Claudia Cardinale for some timod. awards were presented by Kathy Bausch-Lomb science prize went "PAlliD OR R!I'LACID arships. He said he is working part- Barr t(} Lauraine Cain, Leslie to Jefferson Tilley. The Rensse- man is the instructor. The reg- L 0 ~I! A~D GUARDS I!lRCiLAR time as m~nager, but in about The Trustees Cup went t() Heaton, B()nnie Klein, Paula laer Polytechnic Institute math- ular academic summer school ''THE PINK PANTHER" ..0 I'ROOP Rickey Peterson, the senior with U R Window, Door, Baaement a year is expected to devote Maczewski, Ted Hodges, and science award wenlt to Harry from June 22 through August 8 full time to the job. the highest academic record for William Swan. Garland. The Harvard Book in Technicolor.Techniramo teases out of .. s SCREEN SII.Ft. 'rl.. 9'7 the last three years. The Be,tty will be under the direction of ~DbJOR BOAT~I'ORCHI~DOORS He has no thoughts of taking Prize .Nent to William Swan, III, WIRE :t"u'l1~1 Mr. Richard E. Trim. Its (:ur- get set to gol West SId. Coll-fost SId. Call it easy durin~ his retirement Ellis Cup was presented to .lane The School Spirirt Award to for his contribution to ,extra- 95 Kaiser Shade Screen, 2~c TW 2.7800 $49 from city work, but has made Johnson as the senior girl who the homeroom showing the curricular acthities. The WH. riculum, in addition to stand- Ri"alr • Sorllns • Storms had given the most unselfish and greatest school spirit during the liams College Alumni Associa- ard courses in college prepara- ,•• How? 640 !l.'! M'. RD., HR. OAIUAND lW'TIlict w. PI,k Up aN Deily.. himself available as a consult- ing engineer. He already has consistent service to the school. year was presentee. by Nels 01- tion Award w~nt to Cleveland tory subjects, includes a radia. a $7,000 project lin"d up. Robert L. Thorpe won the Ser- son to the 7th grade boys and Thurber, ill, It''::rdemonstrating was received for them by class leadership, service, and high tion course offered for the first young lady at His last official act for the vice Cup as the senior boy who She's an AAA city was drawing plans and spe- had giveu the most unselfish and president Gordon Weller, a cad l~ m i c achievemem. The time this year as well as courses cifications for the paving and consistent service to the school. Next year's officers of the Trinity Colle~t~ Book Prize went in notehand (modified short- an expert at NOW OPEN' resurfacing of streets through. This year the Headmaster's Cup Studenlt C 0 u n c i I were an. to WaiTen Finke for excellence hand), typing, music apprecia- ree. vacation out the Farms for the fiscal was awarded jointly to Stepha- nounced by Stanley Bryant. in academic putsuits. Rickey Lee tion, creative writing, and crea- 1964-65 year. nie Fischer and Barbara Kenne- They will be co-presidents Cleve. Peterson won a University of tive reading. Courses are also ,e just about Emil's Barber Shop dy for displaying the most out- land Thurber and Samantha Ros- Michh~an Regents Award in ree- offered in reading improvement standing school spiriJt and lead. The' Four Charades :cept packing TELLS OF THEFT ner, secretary Wayne Pressel, ()gnition of a fine academic rec. by a representative of the Bal. Fridays and Saturdays Mrs.:Ftay McDonald of 41 ership. Nels L. Olsen, II, won and treasurer Donna Iukov. ord and excelleJlJt citizenship. dredge Reading Service. Mr. 19865 MACK AVE. the Class of '44 Cup liS the David Arner also directs a sum- LochmooJ' boulevard, complained Other cl'ficers are these repre. The Terrill Newnan certifi. DON KING J Doors South of Wood's City Hall senior boy who had _displayed mer banq school. with instruc- at thlt plano bar to Shores police on Friday, June sentatives for the va rj 0 u s cates were presented to the 26, that an unknown thief took the most outstanding school tion available on any band in- Tues. thru Sat. OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 8 to 6 spirit and leadership. grades: 11th Grade-Becky Kim- leading studer~ts of the various a plastic bag containing 15 men and Gregg Watkin,s; 10th classes on the basis crf their strument. 2 Shows JF MICHIGAN 886.4888 pairs of boy's socks, a pair of Of the 43 graduates the fol- Grade-Mary F1iDltermann and academic averages. The follow- Friday and Saturday scissors and several name tags, lowing were the 14 honor stu- Arthur Getz; 9th Grade~Debbie iog were the winners: Grade 12 MISSES STOPj HITS CAR from the family boat docked at dents: lUCIENNE, SINGER ~ DIVISION Lynch and Paul Gupta; 8th -1. Jeffers()n Tilley, 2. Mary Varda M. Duncan of 861 Neff MARV WELSH will be on the the municipal pier. Total value lat •• lat. ,how Saturday night ,Herson Cwn Laude: Ka'!:herine Barr, Grade - Cynthia Caskey and Beth Bicknell, 3. Richard Buell, of the loss is set at $15. road, traveling north on Neff, ,$JOOO Mary Elizabeth Bicknell, Susan Deacon Chapin; 7th Grade - 4. Susan Bowen, 5. Karen Van failed to stop at the corner of • Bowen, Marcia Braitman, Stan- Sally Wormer and Harley Earl. Riper; Grade 11-1. William S1. Paul and hit a car driven Crosed Sundays , Manager Storm Windows ley Bryant, Stephen Fischer, Citizenship cups for outstand- Swan III, 2. Warren Finke, 3. by Rose Oneda of 11726 Chel- Sea Food a Specialty Harry Garland, A dam 0 n t ing loyalty and cooperation by Judy Peslar, 4. Sarah Elston, 5. sea, Detroit. No ticke,ts were is- • Georgeson, II, Nels Olson, II, students in either grade 7 or David Hadden Jr.; Grade 1O-I. sued. Business Men', Luncheons From 11 to 2 and Doors Andrew Ross, Jefferson Tilley, grade 8 wenlt to Mary Oandler Suzanne Niles, 2. C()nstance ~ ~ ~ Dinners hom S to 12 • Door Canopies, $16.95 and Rip Odell. Brown, 3. Gregg Watkins, 4. Excellent AccommodlJtlon. ~ STEREO LP'S Special Rates • Porch Enclosures Periscript w r :.tin g awards Harris Brown, 5. Thomas Gage; t COlier chargd $1.00 pltr person Grade 9-1. Th(}mas Deneau, 2. after 9 p.m • • Jalousies went to, Stanley Bryant for Beth Whitney, 3. Charles Sims, ~• 3 FOR $S ~~~e$12.00 iCt • Screen Porches prose and to Mary Beth Bicknell 4. Matthew Zukowski, 5. Rebecca • 12,000 LP's always In stock : ,24409 East ,Jefferson • Awning Windows for poetry. Oral rea&ing awards French, 6. Maggi Overton and * STEREOLAND ~ ., ,B,:!wcf'n 9 ond....J 0 ',"'e .oads * 20746 MACK TU 4-3800 • Storm Windows -the Dr. Hugh Stalker books- Margaret Vaughan; Grade 8 * 17131 W. McNkhols BR 3.89~1 :t Reservations 771.2110 • Storm Doors - !I) went to Jane Lord, grade 8, and girls-l. Jane Lord, 2. Laura 1}. I' '!it*****************-t*1t, ' • Alumin'.Jm Siding v~ 0 Peter Roberts, grade 7, and to Norman, 3. Penny ('hapin; boys :fC'.q ~~~ • Awnings l/A' p..'~. D(}nna Iukov, grade 11, and An- -1. Paul Gupta, 2. David Jones, '''StRUMENT!r • drew Ross, grade 12. 3, Daniel Hall; Grade 'Z girls- Evening Dinne~ 15102 Kercheval We Repair Storm is the place to visit for The Hortense S. Robinson Mu. 1. Katherine Dietrich, 2. Chris. Luncheons (0. VA 1.8200 LOWREY 6' CONN sic Award went to James Jeu- tina Zukowski, 3. Susan Swan; Business Men'. B. McDANIEL Sash and Screens nings, as the student who had boys-1. Irving Ingraham Jr., 2. Weddings ORGANS made the most significant con. Ralph Gimbel, 3. Craig Dickson. Breakfasl'l • FREE ESTIMATES • • tribution to the musical life of The Helen d'avignon Books Banquets 5 TU 5-1566 KIMBALL, STORY & CLARK the upper scho(}l. were awarded to Katherine Diet------_ ... CITY OF PIANOS Karen Van Riper won the rich, as the girl with the highest A family Open Sunday, Spanish Award f(}r being the scholastic record in grades 7, everythl.."'l.g• in highest ranking studeJlJtin Span- 8, 9, with an average of 97.0. musical instruments also ish. First prizes in the National Suzanne Niles won f(}r grades RESIAURANI New & Used Sales-Rentals French Contest went to Mary 10, 11, 12, with an average of 17328 Mack Ave. Home of Famous Banana Cream Pie tJ"OSSt lI'oinit i'iU1IlS Three Blocks Eost of Codieux 22933 Gratiot Ave. Beth Bicknell (A d van c e d 94.6. TU 1-6130 Near 9 Mil. French) and to Samantha Res. A similar prize for boys, the Your Host: PETER and DAN MASOURAS Dally Hours 10.9-Phone 77a.8000 ner (Illitermediate French). Miss Daniel H. Fletcher Book, we;lt II Rosner won a Regional First to Irving Ingraham Jr., with an Our new Phone Number - VA 3.2022 NOTICE Prize also as t()P perfonner in average of 94.5 in the 7-9 divi. No connection with AD7other Cupid'. Restaurant tOME MADE Ithe East Central States Region. sion, and to William Swan, HI, ;kinless Fresh Up Your Garden ------92.6, in grades 10, 11, 12. 12230 E. Warren Ave. at Conner I TO TAXPAYERS 'I'he SC'holarship Cup goes to this is the class with the highest aca. lot Dogs demic average for the school NOW year. It was awarded t(} the 7th The 1964 City tax is now payable at NEW! Igrade and was received for their the City Office. 90 Kerby ROlid, Grosse Annuals - Perennials classmates by the class presi- 49~ Would you like to come and deDlts Cynthia Caskey and Gor- Pointe Farms ,36 Michigan. Lillies - Tuberous Begonias stay with us on a Farm in pleasant relaxing surround. don Weller. DRESSED, GRADE A ings for a month or two Payment WITHOUT PENALTY can be Blooming in Bands and Pots months-WEI can restore your Two Grosse Pointe University We have developed entirely new methods of growing health and nerves to a point School students have taken top ing Chickens made up to and including August 3 I, where you w1ll fe,~l and look Flowering Garden Plants for safe planting in extreme 10 years YOiltlger. You will be honors in the National French 1964. the envy of your friends. For Contest. Samantha Rosner won I~ts Mid-Summer Heat, No Wilt, No Setback, No Loss. information wrIte to Wesley 59~ As provided by City Charter, a penN Quick heavy, bushy growth-exceptional long life. A Box 86 Detroit, Mich. 48221. first prize and received the huge quality selection at less actual cost than you ~ highest score for all third-year ;& altv of l°lc will be added September I. usually spend for common bargain plants. L".'~ "7'~."••~•••~; .. ~"i'.!"~...... ':':o'f• .,.~~~,~~'.; ...~.~+»k.!6!d"3!!F!.~~. rhs 1964. and ~n additioroal 112 of I % on the ~~:, ;~~-~ .. 3-'i: ...... ~.~~.gp~~~~..,..:&. ~.".,..'" ....~LI.;"~.~ •. ,'':AI:II'''•• ~.U,.:...... ,.....~..~:~ ~ 45~ One plant or a truckload-anytime. ~ TRADIN' TOM'S ~~ Ist of each succeeding month. You still have over 3 months of blooming garden lIFORNIA NEW Pay your taxes before September I, ahead with our plants. Drive out and see for yourself. I Vacat;o. Sav;.gs Sale I Potatoes 19M, and avoid the pe"alty. 1'64 BUICK at only • 523951 DORIS M. DUfFY ~ (FULL PRICEU ~ Owner - Manager. Grower ~ Taylor Buick ~ ~b. Treasurer, City of 79c Grosse pointe Farms :;~ 97 NEW CARS IN STOCK C EdWidG.- ~ We'll Beat Any Deal! free Pick Up and Delivery ~ Matinees Wed., Sat.. ..- Flowerland Gardens Sun. ..Speclal 12.16 .. t..~ 13055 GRATlOT--4 BLOCKS BELOW 6 MILE RD. t Tw.en /Price Adults 43678 ~. Gratiot Mt. Clemens, Mich. 7 Minutes from Any of tll. Pointes $1 before 6 p.m. (Ex- DELIVERY Published Grosse Pointe News July 2, 1964 lV. miles ~. Of COllnty Building - Open Every Day, , A.M. to 8 P.M. cept Sun. & Hols. ugge's FREE Phone HOward 3-0164 LA 6-3000 l CUT THIS OUT FOR FUTURE REFER.ENCE ~~~ ...... _ ..... _, 11'_1II1II'0•• •••• __ 7 7.'••• ;;••• ?...... 7 7 7 '77 ???7?7725 • Thursday Thursday, July 2, 1964 Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Headlines of the Week Driving Record I GPYC Appoints [Neighborhood Club N Swim Coaches r Litt Unsatisfactory ews Babe Ruth League (Continued from Page 1) I ventory of "those buildinas and nem'er to put. the del{'~ation in I sites which in your jud~ment The Neighborhood Club eve. Ages 9-10, Mon., Wed" Fri., By J) According to the office of By Mike Granger r a strong posItion to mfluence should be preserved for their ning Summer Playground pro- 9-10 a.m., $2.50. AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Week of Secretary of State James M. Bob Sherwood, pop u 1a r FARMS.CITY PARK the course of the convention. his~orical value." One building gram is being inaugurated this Ages 11-12, Mon., Wed., Fri., W L Hare, the driver's license of Grosse Pointe athlete, current- By Bill Stuck Amerie Although the decision was not in particular, a house at 1120 W. week under the supervision of 10:11 a.m., $2.50. Green Chrysler-Plymouth 3 1 Majors James Bruzzese of 1993 Vernier ly enrolled at Michigan State Standings 6.27.64 unexpected. it angered ..everal Forest where Charles A. Lind- Dick Lappin and Harry Warn- Ages 13w16, Mon., Wed., Fri., O'Brien Ford 3 1 INDIANS road has been suspended for a University, has been named AMERICAN W L Tie Goldwater backers. Three dele-j bergh WaB born, should be ken. 11-12 Noon, $2.50. Richard Buick 2 2 SENATORS three month period which Supervisor of Summer Swim- Tigers 3 1 1 gates who had indicated thej' spared from the wreckers, Cava- Various games will be con- Adults, Tues., and Thurs. Grosse Pointe Rambler 2 2 WHITE SOX bpgan on May 25. It was sus- ming Activities at tht Grosse Red Sox 3 2 would back Romney at least on, nagh said. ducted for children 12 and 9-10:30 a.m., $4.00. Shalla Chevrolet 1 3 YANKEES pended because Bruzzese had an Pointe Yacht Club. Yankees 2 1 1 the first Ixillot said they would: II< • '" under. For teenagers there will Advanced (All Ages) Tues. Cau!'ley Pontiac 1 3 ATHLETICS unsatisfactory driving record. Appointed to assist Sher- Indians 1 3 support GOldwater all the way. ' be volleyball, badminton, and and Thurs. 10:30-12 Noon, $3.00. ORIOLES • * '" I Mor.day, June 29 ALL-AMERICAN Rodger Samuel Hada of 1550 touch football. Activities start at Membership is not required, wood is Debby Davis, former White Sox 1 4 MInors THE FOR:\tER DIRECTOR of I SPEAKING before an audio Oxford road had his license re- 6:30 p.m. and continue until 9:00 Instructor is Stephanie Pry- Midwest freestyle champi(m. NATIONAL Ten runs in the first inning Dodgers 4 1 gave Doug Kalvalege a strong WISCONSIN the Central Intelligence Agen-' ence of 50.000 in Minnehaha turned on June 25. It had been p.m. The volleyball courts will chitko. Sherwood and Miss Davis will Cardinals 3 2 lead as Mutual Trust routed MICHIGAN ('y. Allen Dulles. told ,'resident! Park in Minnesota at the 31st suspended on May 20 for hav- be lighted. Summer Day Cant~ open the 1964 swimming this Braves 3 2 Boutin Realty 15 to 4. Joe ARMY Johnson Friday t;,at the FBI annual Swedes' Day picnic, ing an unsatisfactory driving On Tuesday afternoon from 4 There are a few openings for evening at the Detroit Boat Giants 2 3 Hughes, Chuck Conlon and Alan OHIO STATE should play an expanded role I President Johnson ~.aid Sunday record. to 5 o'clock the bO)'3,and Thurs- boys available in Section II of Club, with a team of 40 swim. Phillies 1 4 Nyquist each had 2 singles for MICHIGAN S in work1l1gwith state and local 'I the United States would not hesi. The drivers' licenses ilf 356 day afternoons from 4 to 5 the The Neighborhood Club Sum- mers, led by co-captains Bruce PURDUE authorities to "control and I tate to risk war to preserve the Mutual. Boutin could only col. other Michigan motorists were girls will learn softball tech- mer Day Camp. Camp is held Harper and Joan Couzens. The Into the second week of the The top tea prosecute terroristic activity" in I peace. )ir. Johnson appeared lect 4 runs for Randy Neil the suspended and those of eight niques and play games. AU every Tuesday and Thursday nucleus of this year's team second round saw us with a visions of the )lississlppi. He said the Ku Klux to be delivering another in a loser. I were revoked in the report from youngsters and teenagers are from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. from centers around Chip Rohde and really full schedule. On Mon. Park Little L Klan an? the Americans for: carefully pre~ared series of the Michi'gan Department of invited to participate in these June 30 through July 30. Kit Tennyson, both fine com- day it was the Tigers over the Connecticut Mutual bested preservatiOn of the White Race I statements d€'Slgned by the Ad- umlefeated d State issued June 5. activities at the Neighborhood Program includes softball and petitors, who are in their final White Sox in a thriller set- City Messenger 12 to 7. Ted week. were typical of the "clandestine I ministration to convince Com- Club Playground during the kick baseball leagues-fencing, year of summer competition. tIed in the 7th. The score was Sehaft struck out 7 for the win. The Indians groups" that should be watched. 'munist (,hina that the United week. 1ennis instruction, handcraft, Anne Whyte and Terry Gos- Tigers 3 and White Sox 2. ners. Chuck Mrowezynski was ... * • ! States would go to war rather Youths Snatch able pattern i Tennis Clinic seience and nature study, tram- tow, both 14 years old, are the At the other gane it was the the big hitter for Connecticut League Majors Sunday, June 28 i than see Southeast Asia over- There are still a few openings poline, and tumbling. Parents top girl swimmers. Other val- Braves under Dick Roth 11 o"er with 3 singles and a triple. A STATE:\lE~T URGING Re- : run. Purse, Package inning pitching in the Tenni'l Clinic. Registra- . are urged to register their boys uable members of the team are 7 for the Giants under Wally Denny Alfes, Mike Addy, Mike White Sox an publican ~ational Convention ... oil ... tions are being taken at 710 I as soon as possible at 710 :Kotre Steve Mason, a 15-year-old vet- Marantette. Stone and Nelson each had 2 piatform committee to pay spe- PE:'oJ~~YLVANIA GO V E R. Mrs. Grace Swindlehurst of Yankef'8 in Notre Dame, Monday through Dame, Monday through Friday eran, Bruce Black, who is just On Tuesday Phil Data pitch('d hits. G2~y Egan had 2 singles matched game. cial attention to the civil rights :'II'ORWilliam Scranton said Sun- 564 Notre Dame was robbed by Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 9 .am. to 5 p.m. and a triple for the losers. five youths in the early hours 12 years ol~, and Chris Everet. the Red Sox to an 8 to 4 wm The marathu i!'sue and reaffirm support for day in a paid half-hour nation- Sherwood began his sports over the Indians. Todd Pike was George Nolte slugged a double the United Nations was signed wide television interview that of June 26. Sox game fina career at Grosse Pointe High the 10 sin g "';)itcher. At the and triple for City Messenger. Mickey Mouse by 45 .House of Representative Senator Barry Goldwater is not Mrs. Swindlehurst was carry. Dobbie Lumber beat Boutin Repubhcans. The "6tatement of Qualifi~d to be preslOent ing a package and her purse as Aspiring ,Actors Charm School, where he excelled in Neighborhood Club it was Rick Indian3 singled not only swimming but also Scararda pitching a 3 hitter for Realty 7 to 2. Gary Veitch Tim Fradenick 1 prmciples" was described as an I she walked south on Notre .< t th' ...... struck uut 10 for the winners. answer 0 e negative ap. Dame. At the corner of St. Paul football and track. Sherwood the Dodgers who won 9 to 6 in the 1 to 0 gall1 Bob Schmitt had 11 strike outs proaches that Senator Gold- WHITE AND NEGRO LEAD. and Notre Dame the boys seiz- Higbie Place Audience was an All-American swimmer over the Phillies. pitcher Dan O'E for the losers. Doug Heffner water has shown on these vari- ERS Sunday ~eared agreement ed both the purSI~ and package time had cor.1e for the country for all three years at the High Wednesday saw a real thriller pitcher Mike I ous issues." The Senator. front- o~ t~e fonnatl?n of a four.man "The Higbie Place Players" had a single and double as each stingy with their and ran east on 81. Paul to st. scored a resounding success in to have a flag. So inspired, the School, and was elected co-cap- for 10 innings to come to a 3 running GOP presidential can- I bl;a.cla.1 committee ~ ease the Clair. toward Kercheval. people labored in the ensuing tain of the swimming team in to 3 tie between the Tigers team only had 5 hits. out 20 and 16 didate. has take'l controverSIal; criSIS In St. .~ugustme, Fla. A their first theatrical effort, a City Me~senger squeezed by spectively. Indh Officer James Cronin of the home.grown production entitled scenes to produce Old Glory and 1962, a year which saw Grosse and the Yankees. Ted Hodges stands on both isuses. I spokesman sllld the announce- City Police Department later run her up a flagpole. Pointe tie Birmingham Seaholm did a fine job for the Tigers Mutual Trust 6 to 5. joined Frader.icl '" '" * ment would be wade ~onday "Betsy Ross and the Flag," and fQund Mrs. Swindlehurst's wal. for the state championship. and Jim McFarlane went 7 in. Connecticut Mutual blasted tallying two hits HENRY CABOT LODGE said ~ither. by.the spe.cial gra!1d jury presented, appropriately enougll, The show's cas t included, That year, Bob received tp~ nings allowing 1 walk Which Boutin Realty 8 to 2. Nelson matched this ) let in bushes near the driveway on Flag Day. in Saigon ~aturday that he is re- mvestlgatmg raCIal t~nslons or of 586 Notre Dame. Approxi. Mary Suzanne Seski, 7, and her Plebeian Award as the out- was intentional and then was and Ron Jansen each had 2 White Sox. signing as arob3ssador to South ~y the Rev. ~a~m Luth~r mately $12 was missing. The newly-formed theatrical brothers, Robert, 6, and Mark, standing athlete of his graduat- relieved by Yankee pitcher Rick hits for Connecticut. Randy Brian MacLe Viet ~am solely to help Gov. Kmg. Jr. The b~raclal co~nmIt. The five boys were described group (for those who missed the 4, children of the Richard Seskis. ing class. Ferrell. Bill Noecker helped Neil also had 2 hits f()r Boutin. other win to his William W. Scranton of Penn. tee offered the fll"BtpromIse of show) are all children residing Susan Hewlett, 9, helped con. Sherwood has continued his the cause ror the Yankees with against the Yanl sylvania take the ~pub1ican peace after several days of vio- as being between 16 and 17 Mutual Trust put t.)gether 3 ye/lrs of age. in Higbie place, bursting with vert her basement iruto a thea- swimming at Michigan State 2 hits that accounted for 2 of walks and a single to beat Dob. which ended witl presidential nomination from I l~~ce. threatene? to plunge the acting talent and already sport. ter, and also played an acting University. This past winter, the 3 runs. This game will be bie Lumber in the seventh in- Dan O'Keefe of 1 Senator Barry Goldwater. Lodge I CLy mto terrotlsm. ing the kind of costuming and role. Others in the cast were he was a member of the M.S.U. continued. ning 14 to 13. Steve Elliot had Pete Reno of thl leaves tonight for the United • '" * Honor staging you'd expect to find in 8-year.old Linda Kasiborski, Pat. 400-yard freestyle relay team On Thursday in a balmy 97 3 singles and Chuck Conlon hit three times States ~nd. indicated he. would I ~uesday, June 30 Society the Old Vic. ty Neveux, 6, Curtix Major, 5, which placed first at the Big degrees in nice wool uniforms with 2 singles were leading hit. to the nlate. make hiS f!rst U.S. publIc pro- I JuanIta Castro Ruz, a sister and Steve Knowlton, 6. Ten Championship Meet held Blackburn's "roaring" Red Sox The Senators, But not just anyone gets into tel'S for the winners. Gary nouncement for Scranton at a; of Fidel Castro, has broken 'nduction Held A guitar-strumming t r i 0 of at the University of Minnesota. came through 19 to 2 un d P I" Yankees all boa a performance by the Higbie Veitch and Jack Elias each had Xatio~al Press Club luncheon in I away from his regime in Cuba. 14-year-old boys, David Hewlett, He swam with this relay team pitching by Chuck Wright to 2 hits for Dobbie. to create a thr Washmgton on Tuesday. i She announ<:ed her break on a At its Honors Convocation on Pla~e Players. At the last one, John Abeli and Mark Prozaki, I in the National Collegiate Ath. start, relieved in the 4th inning for second place they sold three.cent admis:s\on AUTOMOTIVE • • ¥ I television program in ,:vIexico Wednesday evening, June 10, entertained during intermission. jletic Association Championship by Rick Fromm. Losing pitcher ings. G I' e e n Chrysler - Plymouth 1:'11'A~ EFFORT to preserve and accused her brother of be Our Lady Star of the Sea High tickets to all comers, and fin. And w hat happened to the Meet at New Haven, Conn. in w~ Danny Sutherland though The Senators ished up wit h an impressive pulled into a tie for first place ma~y ~istorical buildings in De-,I traying his revolution and turn- School held its first induction $2.22 clear profit? It was pre. the Yale University pool. He is this game from the score sure feated the Athl $2.22 profit. by bombing O'Brien Ford 17 to trolt, .,layor Jerome Cavanagh, ing the country over to com- of members into its chapter of sented personally to the Detroit a member of the 1964 Inter- doesn't sound like a "pite-hing Ro~s Eisenbrev ] has asked Henry D. Browf', di- \ mtmism and the Soviet Union. the Nathnal Hooor Society. 5. George Miles went 5 for 5 at the sixth inning The performance was staged Chapter of the Red Cross by Collegiate All.American Free- .?uel." At th~ other diamO'1d the plate including 3 singles 2 rector of the Detroit Historical I She also denounced brother Members are elected by faculty in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Suzanne Siski. style Relay Team. 'It was the GIants 10 and the Doug Graham a Commission, to compile an in. \ R.aul, Fioel's heir.designate. vote with the choice being made triples and batting in 4 runs to Ray Hewett in Higbie place. In In reply, 'the Red Cross last At Michigan State, Bob is a Philli~s ~ wit~ Art Schroeder for his fellow' on the basis of scholarship, lead Green. George also strucK Ehrlich clouted the first scene George Washing. week sent a very official Certi- junior in the Colle,ge of Busi- the wmmng p~tche~ and Dave out 7 as the winning pitcher. character, leadership and serv- ton stood on a pedestal among run in the first iI ice. ficate of Appreciation signed by ness Administration, majoring Schnur t~e 10~lng pItcher. Green scored 12 runs in the Girls Learn About Horses a group of citizens and said the T. H. Hoffman, chapter director. in Hotel Management. Through On .FrIday m ~noth~r balmy Young got anot Those inducted were: Seniors; bottom of the sixth off lo::er the fourth for th Eleven Cadette Girl Scouts \grooming the'll; learned stable In an accompanying letter, he this summer position, Bob is 90 ~egrees the TIgers ::11~k!he Paul Shakotko. Theresa Caramagno, Kathleen wrote, "It is indeed a pleasure fulfilling a requirement to be I~dla~s 4 to .a under wmnmg pitcher was R~ of Troop ~o. 634, Our Lady care and how to bridle and sad. Cross, Mary Frances Doyle, Ruth Brian Berlenback tossed a 3 The Yankees Star of the Sea School, recently I dIe their own horses. Each day DAC Beavers to acknOWledge your contribu. employed in ~ supervisory ca. plfchmg by BIll Boc~stan~. For hitter as Richard Bui'?k shut Ritter and Ja~queline Vaughn. by record for the w ~ent four days .at the Joh~ F. Ii:h~y rode the trails under the tion ... which you raised pacity in a hotel, club, or a the losers .Doug DzUlb~ PItc?(~d out Causley Pontiac 4 to O. Juniors Patricia Black, Claudia giving a play, "Betsy Ross and similar institution. and was alde~ by a .fll~e trIple back the Senal Ivory Farms ..Unwn Lake, MIch., \glllclanCe of Mrs. Joseph Taylor Eisworth. Terry Frederick, Jo- Slate Outing Gary Pagoto had a 4-hitter for the Flag," with the help of Debby Davis is a 1963 gradu- by ~on. Volanc but IS Just was Charlie Howe w; ~s part of then program in earn- of the Frogram Committee of ette Kleefus, Marilyn Lundy, the losers. pit.cher, and Kev mg the Horsewoman badge. the Girl Scouts of Metropolitan Mary Ellen Rutan. Sophomores; ~rhe Detroit Athletic Club Robbie, Markie, Cirtus,. Patty, ate of Grosse Pointe High not I~ tne cards for t~em. May- Grosse Pointe Rambler, who Hinks and Pet1 Beavers' anr.ual stag outing at Linda, Susan, Dave and John." School. She will be a sopho. b~ thIS was because It was the During the past year. the girls Detroit. Jean Brady, Penny Dollard, Sue ager lost their first two games of two hits apiece :n this troop have been taking The big event of the Sitaywas Guillaumin, Marcelene Hudziak. the Old C}'lb is scheduled next And, no, they're not hanging more at Stanford University, mght be!ore ma!1 Chuc-k the second half, roared back tally sheet. Ri hi.monthly riding lessons u.lder an all day cross country ride Mary Lou McCarroll, Martha Tuesday, July 7. up their acting wigs yet. It's a Cal., where she is majoring in C~mpbell s weddIn~ and tne this week with wins over Shalla smacked a round l~ng summer and there is defi- languages. Debby, a seasoned mmds of all were Just not on the tutorage of Edward H. Ja- through the Highland Reerea. Nichol, Peggy Van HampleI'. Breakf1\st, a t the G r 0 sse Chevrolet and Richard Buick. Senators. mtely more to come. veteran at swimm:ng, began the game. Good l.uck to YClu Rambler bested Richard 6 to Two hits-this cobsen, Colonel, Retired, United tion Area. At noon the horses The National Honor Society is Pointe Yacht Club, will pre- swimming com;-,etitively under C h u c k and MargIe Lundberg States Cavalry. Colonel Jacob- were tethered to the trees while sponsored by the National As. cede a 10 o'clock departure 5 with Hahn the winner. Mark Haber of the Ori( " John Hussey :t the Women's the new Mr.s. Campbell and Ranney took Shalla 2 to 1 on be the magic n sen commanded the last regi- the girls roasted hot dogs for sociation of Secondary School from GPYC docks, via a fleet City Club in 1960 trust you enjoyed those beau- ment of Cavalry in the 'United their lunch. Water for the hor3~s Principals, (a Department of the of cruisers, for the trip across Boat Owners . . tiful mountains in the east! a 5-hitter. White Sox-Oriole States at Fort Riley. Kan. and was hauled from a nearby lake. }""EA), and the students and Lake St. Clair. Two r:ears }a~er, Debby ~~In. At the Neighborhood Club We neglected to print the p.nded in an 8 tc became the girl's special friend After lunch, the horses were faculty alike of Star of the Sea Must Pay Tax ed her fIrst natlOna,l reco~mbon the Dodgers eked one from the final game of the first .Ialt: the Orioles. Wi The stag excursionists will was Mike Cooke. when the troop visited Ivory again bridled and saddled for are pleased to be a,ble to partici- lunch at the Old Club; there'll when she became the Mld~est Braves 5 to 4 under Art Getz. which decided the champion- Farms one day. It was quite the trip back to the Farm. pate in this program at suoh an 200 yard ~reestyle champwn. On Saturday it was a real ship. R.ambler beat Causley 11 Earlier, the ( be games of shuffleboard, ten- Michigan boat owners who close contest with a highlight in the girls' lives Colonel Jacobsen was a guest early da,te in their history. (This use their craft for navigating The followmg year, she won b d t and also hot to 1. Bill Hahn had 13 strike. nis, croquet, trap shooting and the 400 yard freestyle title. . usy ay 00... , 5 to 4. Winning when the ~olo~el offered to .in- of the troop for supper, after is only the second graduating outs and allowed only 3 hits. nine par-three holes of golf. the Great Lakes and connecting D bbv also plays wat p 10 In c:'lse you weren t aware. The Maun and tea stmct the gIrls In the equestnan I which he presented the follow- class). waterways were reminded today Gene Baratta. Marve I"arivee In mid-afternoon, a Beavers a:d in 1962 she was a ~em~e; C~rols dropped a. game to the and Mike Boruta were the big Young aided the art. Iing girls with the Horsewoman Otl,er awards distributed to that they must obtain special of the W.C.C.'s water polo team GIants 1 to 6. Phil Connor was all grades were Latin Honor baseball team will plilY a team hitters. home runs. The During their stay at the farm, Badge: Nancy Bogan Julie of DAC bowlers, (the bowlers boat plates by paying an annual which placed third in National the lo~er and Wal!,y Marant~tte was scored in the the girls helped with the care ICarey, Flora Cusumano' Jo Ann Society Certificates and awards tax provided for in the Tonnage tT the wmner. The bean ball a Rick Chouinard struck out 9 for high soholarship during the are always invited along on this compe I lon. week back was long forgott£'n and hit 3 singles as Causley American Lea of the horses, feeding and IDeYonker, Karen Jan;on, Ann I)uting). Tax and Boat Plate Act. Foll'j\V~ng the LaRocque, Lynda Lenahan Jane past year. This annual tax should not .Next we,ek, the Yacht Club it would seem. At the Kerby Pontiac beat Green Chrysler- Special scholarship awards Mter dinner and prize giving, WIll compete at Western Golf diamond it was the Yanks 4 and Plymouth 7 to 5. Brent Buttrey "big brother" c McLuckie, S usa n Mushenski be confused with the registra. the American L Dye SChedu1es Nancy Shehan and Susan Shell: and medals were pr~sented to the crowd will board cruisers tion and numbering of all motor and Country Club. the White Sox 3. Rick Ferrell had 2 home runs and Gary t>he following graduates: Sandy for the return to GPYC, accord. came through aided by a win- Pagoto had 1 home run for th9 the top team in boats, Secretary of State James League Minors - BllSY Weekend .There were no doubts in the Fritz, Jaqueline Vaughn, Kath. ing to Bill O. Brink, Beavers' ning run by John Staudt III big hits for Causley. mmds of the leaders of this M. Hare said. kept their win re, leen Cross (cum laude) and Mary secretary. Accepts School as Rocky Withrow was named O'Brien Ford bested Shalla --- troop-Mrs. Alex McLuckie Jr Hare, whose Watercraft Unit First team to Frances Doyle (summa cum the loser. In a makeup game Chevrolet 7 to 5 with Ron .The Detroit Yacht Club has Iand Mrs. Chester Bogan~that registers and numbers all motor in' at the hands of laudeL The "Lux et Amor" Post East during the week the Cards took Frankland as the winning dmner dances slated for July 31 this trip was a most successful boats as well as col1e~ting the team was Michig medal for outstanding Christian the Dodgers ~ to 2 as Rusty pitcher. Thirteen-year-old Tom and 4 and the GaI; Wood Race 'one and one which the girlc: and Alpha Xi Deltas , annual plate tax for lake.going Cassin picked up leadership was presented to A former Grosse Pointe ele. Knowles was named winner and Onofrey had a triple and 2 Day on July 5 for members and leaders will long remember. craft, said there appeared to be mentary school teacher, John win when the ga Jacqueline Vaughn and Kath- some confusion among Michi. Art Getz the losing pitcher. RBI's for O'Brien. Jim Bri- guesl... --~------leen Vaughn. Fete l-lusbands A. Santini, has been selected 5 to 3 victory. : The Fourth of July weekend Y . gan's army of boat O\lners on guilos 3 hits and Sam Or- Thursday evening brought the from among 85 applicants for lando's 2 hits were the powe~ both a triple an dbner dances will be held in oung Pomters Gather Members of Grosse Poin'te the two types of regulations. the position of superintendent ALL.AMERICAN LEAGUE Wisconsin, and annual awards dinner, attended "All motor boats must be for Shalla. ~he River Vista and main din. I' At YWCA's Camp Cavell by all Star of the Sea High Alumnae Chapter, Alpha Xi of schools in Farmington, Conn., By JACK BELANGER smacked a doubl 109 rooms from 6:30 to 1:30, --- Delta sorority, entertained hus- registered and numbered," Hare a suburb of Hartford. W L for Michigan Stat School honor students and their asserted. "This numbering fee Connecticut Mutual Life 3 1 BLJ<.:NDS o'clock. I The YWCA's Camp Cavell, bands at an annual "gourmet Winning pitch I parents. On Sunday, June 14, at (;osts $3 for each boat. We had Santini. who will begin his Mutual Trust Life 3 1 The galas have been dubbed: on Lake Huron, near Lexington cook-out" supper recently in new job early in July, is a Dobbie Lumber 2 2 Successful men are good mix. con.<;in-Ohio Stat, 10 a.m., the graduates and their a general re-registration of all "Gold Cup Caper" on the 3rd I Mich., bUZled with excitement families praticipated in the the lovely gardens of Mr. and Frank Soulier. T boats last year, and the next native Detroiter and former City Messenger 2 2 ers-they mix brain power with and "Firecracker Frolic" on I last Saturday afternoon, as 141 Baccalaureate Mass, and the Mrs. Eugene Groves, in Moran 16 to 8. Vern re-registration will take place Grosse Pointe resident and has Boutin Realty 0 4 tireless energy. the 4th. The nationally known I girls between the ages of eight week's program ended at 4 p.m. road, been studying as a doctoral ~ ------_ Caramagno and in 1966. In the meantime, all Peter Palmer orchestra and vo-I and 18 arrived for the first with Commen~ement exercises. candidate in education admin- the hitting for V Newly re-elected president, new boats and renewals must caltsts will provide the music \'1964 summer session. istration at the Harvard Grad. Michigan h e I Mrs. Arthur T. Bers~y of Har- be registered by paying the $3 }1:onroe to Captain GPUS Ball Nine for dancing both evenings. The campers were greeted by uate School of Education. In second place in bor Island, has announced an fee." Background decor for the i the Cavell staff of 50 women. SELF.HELP the past two years, during this Williams Net Team by adding two executive board meeting for 8 Hare said the special license Goes Undefeated part~es will include 5-foot-high he:tded by Mrs. Frances Cusick: More men achieve success p.m. Monday, June 29, in her advanced study, he has been to its win-loss rel plate tax is collected on an an- replicas of the G old Cup camp director. An int<-rnational with grit as capital than those home. administrative principal of the Pete Monroe '65, of Grosse triumph over F Trophy and the traditional aspect has been added to this who inherit a fortune. nual basis on any boat of 16 Pointe, Mich., has been elected By Mike Granger Newly installed board mem- Harvard Lexington Summer much closer 8 t holiday decorations. iirst session with the visit of feet or longer using the Great Program. He has been staff Grosse Poi n t e University bers include: vice. president; captain of the la65 varsity ten. School ended the 1964 basehall Ohio State. The l Entertainment c h air tr. a n Leena Railimo, college student Lakes Or connecting waters. assistant in the Sarasota County 'Assemblage' Exhibit Mrs. Charles Kreichelt of So. -Dave and Paul- D?uglas Brown and his com-! from Helsinki, Finland, who is "All these boats must obtain school study in Florida and has nis team at Williams College. season unbeaten as they de. Now At Arts Institute Oxford road; philantrophy chair- this special license including Alternating between the num. feated Detroit Country Day pitchers and top mlttee members are in charge: serving as a volunt'?er coun- man, Mrs. David Leach of Co- served as consultant in the Wal- two games. of arrangements, and their I selor. motor boats, sailboats, and pole, Mass. school study. He bel' one and number two spots School, 8.2. Marsh Mosher pick~d Hostesses from the Women's lonial road; journal correspon. other boats propelled by any up his second decision by scat. Army rolled 0 plans include a special menu! This summer, golf instruction was also education pro g I' a m Committee of the Founders dent and publicity, Mrs. Harold method other than by muscular on this year's team, Monroe tering three hits. to 4, with Bill I o! gourmet en~rees. Reserva. \ is included in the list of sports. study chairman in Brockton, Society, Detroit Institute of Meier of Neff road; program LO- power," Hare noted. compiled a record of three wins Monty Georgeson p2~ed the at- mound. Pete Me hons for both mghts ha'!e been \ Sixty percent of the first ses- Mass. Arts, who served at a reception chairmen, Mrs. H. L, Torbett In 1963, a total of 23,765 boats and six losses in singles, and, tack by collecting two hits and star of the gamE made by Commodo~e and Mrs. sion campers are already signed Prior to beginning these for the "Assemblage" exhibition of Cherboneau road and Mrs. paid this annual license fee. playing with captain Frank I driving in three runner!>. Two over.the-fence h John H. Carter,. Vice Co~mo- up for one of the most popular are Mrs. Robert H. Kanzler and Harold Camburn of Roslyn road. studies, he was the principal of two fellow An1 This was an increase over the the Lewis Sands Elementary Thayer, a record of five and of Monty's. R.~.I.'s came in the dore and Mrs. Wllfred Gmemer sports of all-hQrseback riding. Mrs. F. Sibley Moore, co-ehair- base and then I Incumbellit officers serving 22,013 boat plates issued in J962 School in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, . d bl four.run thIrd mning rally. Dave and Rear Commodore and Mrs. Among girls from Grosse m~. d four 111 ou es. Hadden d th . . double in a late They were assisted by Mrs. SEeon terms are: recording and resulted in a revenue last and taught at Grosse Pointe opene e mmng with George Levette. . Pointe now camping at Cavell The team as a whole had a a single, followed by singles plate. Todd Kel Roy D. Chapin, Mrs. Edward S. secretary, Mrs. WiIiam Potter year of $270,000 for the state Poupard and Parcells Schools DYC '?lember Robert Irey IS are Christina Bacon, of Hill. good season, defeating Brown, from Nels Olson and George Ripper got two h race chairman of the Gold Cup crest road; Sara Barrett, of . of Fairholme drive; correspond- and was used for marina and and at Beechwood School, St. I Evans, J r., Mrs. WiIham H. Rea, . M harbor facilities, Hare said. 9-0; MIT, 9-0; Wesleyan. 6-3; Perrin which scored Hadden Michigan ' Stat Rate on July 5, at noon. HIS Fisher road' Bobbie Ann Bruck. Mrs. Hugh McMillan, Mrs. mg secretary, rs. Charles Car. Clair Shores. tables on Army 1 The registration numbering He is a graduate of the Uni. Dartmouth, 7-2; and Amherst. and Charles McFeely, scoring committee will be in charge of I er of MerrIweather road' Mary David W. Rust, and Mrs. Carl B. m~dy of Warren; tre~surer, Mrs. 6-3, for a record of five wim, Olson. This victory completed with a stunning officiating du~i.es that day at B~rnett, of Oxford road; and Grawn. The reception for mem- . AlIce C~rraher oj. Chandler program is policed by local law versity of Chicago, Wayne State I enforcement officials, while the University Law School, and the and four losses. In the New G.P.U.S.'s first undefeated base. Barnie Byron, the Gar Wood Judges' stand. Elizabeth Hanson of McMillan bers of the Founders Society Par~ drIve; magazme. agency England intercollegiate cham- ball season. Chris Dakoske IE The DYC will be the busiest! road. ' was held at the Institute Friday c~aIrman, ~~. Cor,nelIus HUy,. special annual plate tax is under University of Michigan. the jurisdiction of the Depart. Mr. Santini is married to the pdonships, held at Williams this Catcher Bob Thorpe was (jf Michigan Stal and gayest spot on the Detroit I More are Cynthia and Pamela evening, June 12. s en of ~hlhp avenue. and .f,: Goldman got ere ment of State. former Beverly Bergman of year, the Purple finished in a elected captain of the team and River from early morning until i Hassig, of Stephens road; Dor- "Assemblage," an exhibition nance chaIrman, Mt'H.John Rim tie with Yale for second place he deserves much credit. Bob National late evening. Hundr.eds ?f mem- othy Hantz, of Allard road; of works of art made from ob. of Robert John road. The following tax rates Wei'e Grosse Pointe and has three ! children, Maria, 7, Lucia, 5, and behind powerful Harvard. Wil- has played it." every inning fJf Majors bel'S and guests wIll new the, Anne Kachman, of McMillan jects from everyday life, such as listed by Hare: 16.20 feet $ 5.00 John Jr., 1. He is the son of Iiams won the Little Threl' ever? game SInce be started his CARDINALS race from the club docks. road; Marcia McCloskey, of Mt. hardware, furniture. machine THEFT All' PARK championships (Williams, Wes~ varslty career as the regular GIANTS parts, torn paper, etc., opened , 20-28 feet 15.00 the late Rev. Amedeo E. San- DYC skippers and their Vernon road; Kathryn Mast, of tini and Mrs. Santini of Cadieux leyan and Amherst) as usual. It catcher ~hen he was a sopho- PIRATES matl";; who WIll be flying their McMillan road; Barbara and on Friday, June 12, at the De- Four credit cards and a pair 28.35 feet 25.00 35-42 feet 35.00 Road. was coach Clarence C. Chaffee's more. This year, he was tied for RED LEGS coc~t.HI flag are ~ric and Kay Katherine Nelson, of University troit Institute of Arts, and will of prescription sunglasses were 22nd Little Three title in the the RB.!: leadership with 10. BRAVES Irvme aboard theIr "My ! • $ Thursday, July 2, 1964 fay, July 2, 1964 G R 0 SSE P 01 N TEN E W S . L Dan Dykstra pitched a one hits. The Pirates had led until CLASS C LEAGUE ~i~~":e:: tt~ c~~~n~a:ea~l~~ :::~ Mike Corbett's three , On Monday, June 22, with the ~ague LLit e League Resui ts i~~~:~. score tied in the last half of the added to the scoring with his The same night the Red Sox sixth inning, Jim Hollerbach PARK race. The Pi rat e s proved long home run. The cubs edged nipped the Yanks, who have hitt a double to score Bob Tay- IOTIVE LEAGUE By Dar Martin troublesome bu t finally suc- out the Braves 5-4 and the dif- had very bad luck all year, by lor who had walked. This was W L Week of June 21.27 cumbed in a 2 to 1 game with ference was Rick Zaranek's a score of 4 to 3. Jim Eman the winning run in a 2 to 1 ,'sler-Plymouth American League Mike Getz pitching the Cardi- three hits and Tom Herron's pitched for the Sox and Glen win over Richmond W~l iclh 3 1 :\lajors Won Lost nals to success. home run. The Red Legs won a Hillger for the Yanks. Al Wilke ord 3 1 sewed up the Class C Champ- uick 2 2 L\'DIANS 6 0 More decisive was the Cardi- close one over the Pirates 2-1 be- hit a homer with one on for ionship for Rochester, Tom Mc- tnte Raml.1er SE"ATORS 3 3 nals 2 to 1 win over the Red hind Richard Staffel's pitching. the Sox, and Bill Roberts hit Graw got the win. The only 2 2 WHITE SOX 3 3 L D The Pirates then beat the a double wI'th two on. Lorne ~\Tolet 1 3 egs. oug Maxwell- winning G' t 6-5 . h other extra base hit was a dou- ontiac 1 3 YA:\'KEES 3 3 . pitcher for the contest-hit a ,lf~.s Wit Mark Fossee McConachie had a double and ble by Bob Beggs for Rich- ATHLETICS 2 4 home run for the Cardinals pi c mg and Joe Baker batting single, and Mike Gotfredson mond. ,L-..nIERlf AS g (lRIOLES 1 5 while fellow player Chuck Cran- indthe.ktyin and winning runs also hit. Critchfield, John Schra- Buffalo secured second place 16941 KERCHEVAL cor. NOTRE DAME 1$ in the first inning !\Iinors Won Lost dall picked up two hits. adn b~l e Breen making a great shun and Glen HillgC'l' hit for Tuesday with a 19 to B win WISCONSIN 4 0 au ,e play at third base. the Yanks. :< Kah'alege a strong over Columbus. John Truba had \lutual Trust rou~ed 'IICHIGAN 3 'l1he second-place Giants kept The Giants beat the Phillies 1 pace with the Cardinals by re- 103 with fine cat h' g b G On ThursGay, June 25 the a double and triple and John ealt\. 15 to 4. Joe AR~~'i 2 2 cording two wins last week. --I he S . c m y regg Red Sox beat the Pirat,es 11 to while Greg Brecht had two OHIO STATE 2 2 mith and three hits by Paul huck Conlon and Alan team first defeated th B V d k kh 5 with Jim Van Eman pitching home runs and Riley Messer Copper'one ~~b~~~4~ROIL1.fj9 .\IICHIGAN STATE l' .e raves, en er erc ove, Bryan Walsh ach had 2 singles for 3 14 to 3, and then the Red Legs, and S t S hI . h Th in spite of a homer by Mike a double for the losers. outin could only c:;l. Pl'RDUE 0 4 eve c elC er. e Th t 3 to 1. The latter game was Giants also beat the Dodgers Corbett of the Pirates. In the last regular game of IS for Randy Neil the .,' e top earns in all fou~ di. another of the many pitching 13-1. Dave Renny played second The same night, the up.and- the Class C season Syracuse c \ IsIOns .of the Grosse POinte duels during the week with base for the Dodgers and made coming Phillies beat the Yanks won over Miami 12 to 6. Pete Bronz'an ~~~~~.fsRLOTION 99 icut ~lutual beste1 Park LItHe Le~gue remained Skip Lauth striking oui. 14 several fine plays and Richard for the first time this year by Bowers got the win as all six ;enger 12 to 7. Ted undefeated durmg the past I players, al1d iosing pitcher Fred DiCicco had three of the Dod- 11 to 5 behind Mike Duika's Syracuse pitchers each pitched - ) Jck out 7 for the win- \\~ek.. • . I R?hn nearly duplicating the feat gers six hits. The Giants lashed pitching. He and Greg Thoen one inning. Jim Kerr had a ck :\lrowczynski was , rhe IndHllls. set _hiS rem.ark, wl.th. 13 strike.outs. Gary Simon out 14 hits with Brian Walch both had home runs and Dick triple and a double for Syra- ~E~~'l~~BE itter for f'onnecticut able patte~n In the Ame;lran tallhed two hits for the Giants. and Bill Schleicher getting four Lehman had 3 hits. For the cuse. Sea and Ski 1.09 im:!Ps and a triple. L('ague llIaJors by winning a 12-1 T' D d h' d '- h' Y ke J k C 't hf' ld h't d mning pitcl)ing duel with the . le 0 ge~s ac le~e a flft~. Its each, Bruce Robertson and an es ac rl c Ie I an Final ClU5 C Standings '('s. :\ltke Addy. :\like Wh't S - rl b d' ,flft) week WIth a Wide margm Dave Brown both had made Dwayne Griffin had a double. W L "(.bop each had 2 I e ox anue y e gmg the Iwl'n-12 t 3 th P' t f' f' ld' 1 Allen Bl'dwell agal'n had an RBI Egan had 2 sin~leg Yankees in another I : 0 -over e Ira es me Ie 109 pays. lWchester 13 2 00 'l1atehed game. even y Iand narro~ 108<;-2 to 3-to the AMERICAN LEAGUE with a double for the Phils. iple for t:le losers. Buffalo 12 3 Bain De Soleil Lg¥~N 2. Th th I di Braves, PItcher Gary Hughes Team W L Pet, Friday, June 26, the Giants Syracuse 8 7 ,He slugged a double :. ~ara. un '!1 an-White got credit for the win OVei'the beat the Indians 16 to 11 in a ....- for City ~Iess('ll~er. Sox "an.e fmally e.nded when Pirates while Tom Hummel Tigers 12 2 .857 game drawn out to over two Columbus 5 10 Lumber beat Boutin :'Illc.key Mouse Tortn~ of the proved to be best in the hitting Senators 12 3 .800 hours as the teams used rookie Richmond 5 10 1.35 GIANT Miami 2 13 te, 2. Cary Veitch IndIans slD~led to brIng home department. Red Sox 11 3 .786 10-0Z. SIZE 89~ Tim Fradel1lck for the onlv run . White Sox 8 7 .533 pitching. As an added feature to the Noxzema 10 for the winners. itt had 11 strike outs in the 1 to 0 game. Both winninE: . ChrIS Gauthier was ~inni":g Indians 6 9 .400 Hits for the Indians were Majors "Senior All-Star G&me", .• s- pitehpr Dan O'Keefe and losing IpItcher for t.he Braves In theIr Yankees 4 11 .267 made by Dave Hendrie's three, O"f'rs. Doug Heffner an All Star squad from Class C pitcher Mike O'Connel were Ie~couter WIth the Dodgers. Athletics 4 11 .267 Mike Pendy and Jack Hendrie, Ie and double as eadl has c hall e n g e d the AAA ~tingy with their hits and struck IJlI~my Meyers and P.ete Schrage Orioles 2 13 .133 with t.wo each, anrl Roy Beggs it's NEW... and it's at Cunningham's had 5 hits. C ham p s (Hollywood or Port. ,'Ut 20 and 16 opponents, re-! bo~h scored .two hits for the The Orioles really came to and Garry Hicks; fQf the Giants ',",,,('nger squeezed by land) to a game to be played spectively. Indian Rick Mahon i Dodgers as did John Woodcock life as they beat the Red Sox Tim Wittstock had Z for 4, Tim ust 6 to 5. at Kerby NO.1 at 9 a.m. July 4, .ioined Fradenick and Torina in! for the. Braves. 11.7 and knocked them out of Allard 3 for 5, Terry Allard, immediately before the Senior 'FRESH 'N' CLEAN ieul \Iutuat blasted tallying two hits while O'Connell NatIOnal League, Minors first place while the Senat;)rs Pep Perry and Don Fromm, All Star Game. ~alty 8 to :~. "els(\n i matched this record for the! Illinois - which last. week won a close one over the White w hi I e Mike Sankovich had a The Class C All Star Team Jansen eal'h had 2 White Sox. •toppled hitherto undefeated Sox 8-7 as Pete Van Hoek, Tom home run and a double. Bill Conn('etieut. Randy consists of: Tom McGraw, Rick Brian .Ma\.'Lean added an- 1 Indian~-remains in first place Wood and Ed Doyle hurled for Wengel pitched for the Indians, Reinman, Dave Sicklesteel, Bob had 2 hits fl)r Boutin. Moist Towelelles oth£'r win to his pitching record i in the National League Minors the Senators and Brian Marcme Gary Beaufait and Jon Mot. Taylor and Bob Wiley of Ro- Trust put t'H:ether 3 against the Yankees in a game, thanks to its perfect record in pitched for the Senators. schall for the Giants. chester; Thad Gal v i n, John a single to beat Dob. which ended with a 7 to 6 score. I the second. half of the season. The Tigers and Red Sox play- At the other field the Reds ~r in t:J(, s('\'('nth in. K e 11y, John Truba and Jim PACK OF 20 lhn O'Keefe of the Indians and! Its t\t'o wms last week were ed to a 3.3 tie which 'Wascalled beat the Tigers 5 to 1 with Jim Whims of Buffalo; Bill Bennett, I 13. St('ve Elliot had Pete Reno of the Yankees each lover Iowa, 14 to 3. and over on account of darkness. Then Buda pitching a beautiful one- Noel Cormier, Leo' Merta, and and ChllCk Conlon OUR LOW hit three times in thr~e trips ~Northwestern, 14 to 13. Kevin the Tigers blasted the Yankees hitter. Louis Sendelbach of Syracuse; gles were leading hi'- to ~hE>plate. i Reid was tbe winning pitcher 9.3 with Craig Brown and Jim On Saturday two do ubi e th(' winners, Ga~:, Riley Messer and Greg Stahl LOW PRICE The Senators, White Sox and: in the one-sided contest with Ney sharing the pitching duties headers were played. At The of Columbus; Bob Beggs, Bob I Jaek Eiias eaeh had Yankees all boast .500 records! Iowa. He also joined with for the Tigers and Charlie Ire. High S'chool field, the first Dobhie. Ryan, and John Sandr<><:kof to ereate a threE'-way jam.up teammate Tom DuFour to land anrl Terry Buda on the game was won by the Giants Richmond; Matt Rentenbach, L'TO)lOTWE for second place in the stand- record three hits in the game. moun:! for tile Yankees. l'he behind Tim Allard's pitching. Jim Rumora and Torn Towson Chrysler - Plymouth wgs. Young Reid was also given big rUllS being brought ~n by He beat the Reds although giv- of Miami. ROLL-ON DEODORANT ) a tie for first place The Senators narrowly de. credit for the win in the close home runs by Gary Tat~, Craig ing up two home runs, to Jim GiANT 1.00 SIZE 69~ g O'Brien Ford 17 io f('ated the Athletics, 8 to 7. struggle with Northwe~tern. Brown and Jim Ney of the Ti- Par k e r with one on in the CITY Arrid Ross Eisenbrey hit a triple in Jim Higgins and Geoffrey Hig- gers. feu r t h, and to Max Gardner Miles w('nt 5 for 5 at I By ERNIE KELLY induding 3 sing!~s 2 the sixth inning to bring home gins scored two hits for the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE with two on in the fifth, to tie I b~tting in 4 runs to Doug Graham and Ted Kurtz i Illinois team while Derek Tate Team W L Pet. the score at 5 to 5. Singles by MONDAY, JUNE 22 4-0Z, SllE The Braves beat the Cardinals l. George also strmK for his fellow - Senators. Bill Iof Northwestern did the same Hollywood 12 1 .923 Pep Perry, Gary Be ______-..... -..-...... ~---....oo.-~~ __ ~ __ .-...... -.~~_ ___ ~ • C" d P •• • Thursday, July 2, 1964 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine Mrs. Roy Dikeman Chapin, III Spicer.Hodor Vows Spoken Cha pi n-Ecdestone Lisa Bodor. daughter of Mr. I and Mrs. Robert Laszle Bodor. of Birmingham, was married Nuptials Celebrated Saturday morning to Nicholas Goodenough Spicer, son of Mrs. Reception at Lincoln Road Home of Bride's P4!!Irents E. Goodenough Spicer, of Farm- Follows Ceremony Saturday Afternoon, ington, and William John Spicer, of Grosse Pointe. in Christ Episcopal Church The ceremony took place in In Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, Saturday after- St. Hugo of the Hills Church, noon, Jane Strickland Ecclestone spoke her marriage with Msgr. Edward A. Fournier vows to Roy Dikeman Chapin, III. officiating. A garden recepticn The bride is the daughter 1------followed at the Bodor home in of Mr. and Mrs. E. Llwyd i York, Penny Chapin and Car. Bingham road. Ecclestone, of Lincoln road. olyn Van Zite. Isabel Weadock Bodor was Mr. Ecclestone is prominent They wore pleated organdy her sister's maid (}f honor. The in real estate and invest- gowns, reminiscent of early WOMEN'S PAGES bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert ment circles English christening gowns, with W. Strong, of Chicago, sister of Her husba~d is iJh - son of: matching organdy Bebe bon- the bridegroom, and M'rs. Don. Mr. and Mrs. Roy D~ Chapin, :ne~s, and carried pink mist ger* ald D. Shapiro, also of Chicago. Jr., of Country Club lane. Mr. ,amum~. . The three small flower girls Chapin is executive vice-pres i- I . Christop~er Chapm served as were Katherine Lowell Shields, dent of Americlln Motors Corp. i hIS brother s best ,man. The 1:4- Short and to Lisa's cousin; Elizabeth Addie The bridegroom's grandfather, ~an usher. corps meluded Wl1- From Another Pointe Spicer, the bridegroom's sister, the late lWy D. Chapin, was a 11am Ch,,~)1n, an.other brother and Lisa Congdon Van Dusen. founder of Hudson Motor Car of the bndegroom; Charles T. of Vievi The Pointe The bride's brother, Nicholas 00., and served as Secretary of Cudlip, Johr.. Fink, R. Patrick Arthur Bodor, act e d as best Commerce in the Cabinet of: Duffy, Danforth French, Ray- By Janet l\-Iueller MR. and MRS. HARLEY J. man. The ushers were O1arles President Herl>€rt Hoover. I mond J. Biggs, E. Llwy~ Eccle- FLAGLER, of Warren, former. Lumen Spicer, the bridegroom's The former Miss Ecclestone I stone, Jr., Thomas J. Llt~e, IV, ly of Grosse Pointe, announce brother; Paul Weadock Bodor chose an all-white wedding' Peter V. V. Magee, of Greens the birth of a son, on June 26. and Howard Morrison Weeks, theme. Her own gown. design-I Farms, Conn., Edward F. UI- Dr. and Mrs. Thomas James Mon-ison are off again. Mrs. Flagler is the f'Ormcr the bride's brother and cousin, ed by Count Fernand0 Sarmi, man and Edward E.. Jon~, Jr., The popular couple. continental and trans-continental MARY LOU WEOT, daughter of respectively, and Donald D. was of double-fold satin, Rena. both. of New York, Tunothy travelers, with permanent home3 in East Jefferson ave- VERN WEOT of St. Clair ave- Shapiro. issance in feeling, its skirt Collms, of Denver, Col., and nue, Palm Beach, Fla., and Fifth Avenue, N.Y.C., left nue and the late Mrs. Weot. The bride, given in marriage gathered softly at both sides, Mort?n Fearey, Jr., and Robert Paternal grandparents are MR. by her father, wore an ivory silk sweeping into a full Court train. Hamlll, Jr., both of New Yo.rk. yesterday after their annual spring sojourn in The and MRS. ROY G. FLAGER of organza gown with applique of .. For her daughter's wedding Pointe. Manor avenue. Picture by Gene Bt~tler A bara of sl1k :oses cau~~ and the reception in the gar- JANE STRICKLAND ECCLESTONE, daughter of deep ivory Chantilly lace. The The MoITisons, summering in Beverly Hills, Calif., * • • dress, fashioned with a s~oop ~er three-layer Itahan tulle v~!_ dens of her home Mrs. Eccle- Mr. and Mrs. E. Llwyd Ecclestone, of Lincoln road, Its yar.ds and yards of materIal stone chose a Countess Alexand- will go to San Francisco for the Republican National was neckline, short sleeves and con- Three Pointers have been pro- married Saturday, in Christ Shurch, Grosse Pointe, to c~scadmg t~ the floor. She c~r- er costume of Capri yell:>w silk Convention. They plan to return here in early fall. moted by the Roosevelt Military trolled bell skirt, extended into Mr. Chapin, S We Will Be (;LOSED 1his Friday and Saturday for the July 4th Holiday ODd el'ery Saturday during July aDd August! WRLTon-PIERCE OIOSSE POiN1t-16828 =Ctreti.vol Ave. • TUx.do 2-3700 • KE&CltIYAL AT IT. CLAIR -O!SI POIN1'I -...... -----~------+"~--~----~~------.4--~--~-~---~... Thursday, July 2, 1964 Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 2, Society News Gathered froIDAll of the Pointes Won Miss Beach Weds Mrs. Chester E. McDonald, Jr. Mrs. John S. Pearson Beverly J. Harling Susann C.M. McDonald, Jr. Married Saturday ~VOwS Ir Wears White Nylon I Bride Wears Ivory Peau de Soia Gown For Rites Speaks Vows to John Stephen Pearson At Candlelight Saturday, to ~ Saturday; Reception At Detroit Boat Club Service In Christ Church: Reception To L Follows Service In Christ Church At GPYC Follows Ceremony ------~------In S1. Paul's on Christ Church was the scene Saturdav afternoon In Christ Episcopal Church. Beverly Jane Harling, Whittaker Hanson, d of the marriage of Juliana Langell Beach, daughter of daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Harling, of Harvard Hanson, of Maumee G Dr. and Mrs. Watson Beach, of Kenwood court, and, road, spoke her marriage vows to .John Stlphen Pear- Michael Ralph Papei. Lieutenant Chester Edward McDonald, Jr., son of Mr. I son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pearson, of San Luis The Monsignor Fral and Mrs. Chester Edward McDonald, of Johnstown, Pa. Obispo, Calif., at a candlelight service Saturday. Phillips officiated a R. Miss Beach chose for her I I The Reverend George l-~- --~-- 12:30 o'clock Nuptial wedding, a gown of ivory <;,uets of daisies and ivy. Whitney officiated at the i ing chose a light gr~{'n £l~or The bride wore a g( white nylon organza ov peau de soie w hi c 11 she 'I James Ream, of Charleston, 7:30 o'clock do ubI e ring length ~ace gown, WIth beIgp fashioned herself. Sty led w. Va., served as the bride. ceremony acceSSOrIes. Her corsage was feta. Her bodice featt . £1 1 h fashioned of cymbidium orchids. heart s hap e d neckllr with a sweetheart neckline 'I groom's best man. Seating the The bride chose a oor engt elbow length sleeves al and a sheath effect in front .lwests were Ellery Miller, Jr., wedding gown of silk organza, For travelin~, the bride don. bell shaped skirt c~de( 't k'rt f II . t h I' Charles Amond. Jr., Harry fashior.ed with a bateau neck- ned a Navy silk sheath dress I Chapel train. l.~ .S 1 yo • e In ~ a c ape I Massing, Jr., all of Erie, Pa.; line and long sleeves, ending in I with a white lace bodice, a t~am. ~1er hea~plece was a Gerald Willis of Hamilton, 0., V points at her wrists. Her Navy silk jacket and matching Organdy flowers wen tered at her neckline and fmgertIp mantIlla of Brus- and Philip Beach, brother of basque bodice and modified accessories. sels lace. and she carried a the bride. and around the edges be~ skirt were detailed with Aite)' an Eastern wedding train. cascade bouquet of Eucharis For her daughter's wedding damty French roses and la('e! trip, the couple will make their and reception at the Detroit A circlet of orange bl lilies and stephanotis. motifs, and two roses adorned I home in Southern California Attending Miss Beach as IBoat Club. Mrs. Beach chose a her Chapel train. . caught her shoulder IE'ng matron-of-honor was Mrs. Rich- celery green dress of silk linen illusion veil. She carrie( ard S. S m i thIll, of Lake and a vari-colored flowered hat. Her veil, of imported Chan- A If ~ K h btdium orc'hids. stepl tilly lace, fell from a seed pearl, Orion, Mich. Her street length Her corsage was of cymbidium red at s white roses and ivy. dress was of yellow linen and orchids. Mrs. McDonald's gown crown, accented with crystal Jf'l d 50 Y Betsy Hanson served droplets. She carried a cascade l' her !lowers were a basket bou- was of blue lace and lawn. She e ears sister's maid of honor, ir bouquet of stephanotis, cell- que day, July 2, 1964 Thursday, July 2, 1904 G R 0 SSE P 01 N TEN E W 5 Page Eleven -~----~------lntes Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women arling Susann Hanson Says Mrs. Michael R. Papciak Mrs. Jame M. Stewart Stewart- Williams Vows In St. Paul's Jrday ., Vows Exchanged Wears White Nylo~ O-r-ganza Ove;:-Gown for Marriage arson At Candlelight ~------Saturday, to Michael Ralph Papciak; Pair Kathleen Williams Wears Heirloom Gown For Rites h~ Reception To Live In Ann Arbor .....eremony Saturday, In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church; In S1. Paul's on the Lakeshore Saturday Susann Pair to Live In Brooklyn Heights. N.Y• Beverly Jane Hdrling, Whittaker Hanson, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs.' George s Harling. of Harvard H~nson, of Maumee avenue, spoke her wedding vows to Wearing her maternal grandmother's and mother's D John Stephen Pear- MIchael Ralph Papciak. I' -~ - - - -- ...------~ gown of net over ivory satin, with a court train falling Pearson. of San Luis ~h~ Monsignor Frank Mc- bridesmaids, Mrs. David Moyer, from her shoulders, Kathleen Williams became the bride rvice Saturday. PhIllIps officiated at the, Nancy Vle and Martha Steinke. of James Montgomery Stewart Saturday, at a 5:30 o'clock 12:30 o'clock Nuptial Mass. They carried nosegays of Sweet- ceremony in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. lose a lir;ht green floor The bride wore a gown Of heart roses. Following a reception at ~------white nylon organza over taf-, William Pap cia k Was his lace gown. with beige the Country Club of Detroit, Mrs. Anthony J. Morse, Jane feta. Hl'T bodice featured a brother's hc&t man. They are Dries. Her corsage was the newlyweds left for Nan- Kohring and Mary Kohring of heart s hap e d neckline and the sons of Mrs. Mary Froelich. [led f'i eymbidium orchids. tucket, Mass. They will Boston, Mass. elbow length sleeves, and her of Detroit. and the late Walter traveling. the bride don- bell shaped skirt ended in a Papciak. Ushering were Ken- make their home in Brook- They wore. flo(\" length gowns ~avy silk sheath dress Chapel train. neth Benedic. Richard O'Con- lyn Heights, N.Y. ~ashio~ed WIth A lin~ skirts. of a \\ hite lace bodi':e. a Organdy flOwers were scat- nor and Dennis Pusz. The bride is the daug:hter' of IV?ry linen and blue s~lk bodIC~S silk Jacket and matching tel'ed at her neckline and waist. Mrs. Hanson greeted her Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Wil-I' wlth long ~ashes, tnmmed 111 orics. and around the edges of her, guests at the reception in the Iiams, of Oldbrook lane. Her yello~ .. TheIr f.l 0 we r s were ~r an Eastern wedding train. Crystal Ballroom of the Grosse husband';; parents are the AI- cym~ldlUm orc.hlds. " he couple will make their A circlet of orange blossoms Pointe War Memorial, wearing bert E. Stewarts of Kensington EI~zabeth Laltner, the bnd.e s in Southern California. road ' COUSIn, served as flower gIrl. caught her shoulrler length silk a pa~tel gree~ silk sheath w!th . ..., She ~ore a yellow organdy illusion veil. She carried evm- a Chlffon bodlce. Mrs. Froehch ' !he former MISS Wllhams frock and carried a miniature bidlUrn or<'lllCls. stephan~tis. 'chose a b~ige silk she.at.h. Both helrloom gown featured a 1I.ar- Colonial bouquet. red Kaths whlte roses and ivy mothers PInned cymbldlUm or-.l row ban~ of see~ pearls. edgmg Mason Ferry served as Mr. B t H . . eLid corsages to their purses I Her entIre traIn. Seed pearls Stewart's best man. In the usher 50 . e ,sY ~nson served as her When they return from a wed- d Years sIster s mald of hon?r, in a taf- ding trip in Canada, ~he newly- '.<': wer: also used to catch he~ corps were Robert R. Williams, fe~a sheath .gown \\/Ith an over- weds will make their home in . sh01 t .puffed ~leeves, and ~e1V) brother of the bride; Anthony : I embrOIdery, m a deeper Ivory J. Morse. John Portis Hicks, and Mrs. Alfred W. Kath. skIrt of. pmk. nylon organza Ann Arbor while Mr. Papciak I . shade, patterned the front of Robert R. Johnson and E. Mc- arelav road. celebrated and a pmk. '-elled headpiece. : attends the University of Mich- her dress. Intosh Wiener, of New York 50th' Wedding Annivers- Dressed identically were the t igan Medical School. Her fl~or length silk illusion City. unda:;, June 28. A rel~ep- .----._------_._--._-- Photo by Storer-Spellman ------, Phow by Paul Gach n their honor was given SUSANN WHITTAKER HANSON, daughter of In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church late Saturday veil cascaded from a simple The mother of the bride ~Ir daughters. the George Hansons, oi Maumee avenue, spoke her pearl crown. She ~arried a chose a gown of yellow lace, afternoon, KATHLEEN WILLiAMS became the bride small bouquet of whIte ph ala- while the bridegroom's mother Kaths were married in marriage vows Saturday, in St. Paul's on the Lake- of Mr. Stewart. Parents of the couple are Mr. and r Lutheran Church, Mt. Newlywed Siemons shore, to Mr. Papciak, son of Mrs. Mary Froelich, of enopsis orchids. r wore a cocoa lace gown. M.rs. " . Mrs. Donald A. Williams, of Oldbrook lane, and Mr. ns, June 24, 1914. They Jean Williams was her si.s- WaIter C. Laitner, the bride's Detroit, and the late Walter Papciak. and Mrs. Albert E. Stewart, of Kensington road. 1 six daughters. Mrs. Carl ter's maic of honor, and brides- ,grandmother, chose a £lowered ,Irs. Clyde Mohler; Miss maids were Mrs. Thomas E.,' silk gown. All pinned gardenias Kath; }Jrs. Frank Witz- Travel to New York Creed, Mrs. John Portis Hicks, to their handbags. ,Irs. William Be~lis, all of Mrs. Patrick G. Siemon Mr. Charle B. Carr, Jr. t; and Mrs. Robert Weid- Marilynn Kay Meech Wed Saturday In St. Joan of r. of Cleveland, 0.; and Arc Sundell-P earce VO'tVS Spoken randchildren. Church; Reception At War Memorial Follows Morning Ceremony At an evening ceremony in dell; Mrs. James L. Collons, and Kath for more than 50 St. Hugo of the Hills Church, Marian Kiefer. Junior brides- speCIalized in the design Mr. and Mrs. Patrick George Siemon will make their Bloomfield Hills, Julie TherE:se maids were her younger sisters, :levelopment of special hom.e in Lansing when they return from a wedding trip Pearce spoke her wedding vows Kathryn and Martha Pearce, lery for the Drug and to New York and the World's Fair. to Rop,er Henry Sundell Tues. and her neice. Julie Kiefer, was aceutical Industry. serv- The pair were ill a r r i ed, .- _L~. _ day, June 16. ~flower girl. Vice President and Dlr- She is the daughter of the i The bridesgroom's parents Saturday mf)rning, in St. I Balfour road, wore an Empire- of Engineering wit h late Frederick William Peal'ce : are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Carl Joan of Arc C h u r c h. A; waisted gown of Copen olue l ~ Colton Company. De- and the late Feroe Hickey i Sundell. of Fre\\'Sburg, N.Y. Manager of the Machine breakfast reception at the Ichiffon Over taffeta, desi?ned Pearce of Grosse Pointe. i Daniel Anderson. of AshVille, Grosse Pointe War Memo- with a floating back panel. ' , lpment Division of Eli The bride wore a slim slep.ve- I X.Y .. served as hest man in the Indianapolis; President rial followed the 10 o'clock In similal' gowns of powder less prjncess gown of candle-' absensc of the bridegroom's en~ral l\Janager of Ka:.h ceremony. I blue eh.iUon ~nd taffeta were light satin, with a graceul, brother, Robert Sundell, who is )pment and Manufactur. Th b'd tI f. . M . the brldesmalds. Mary Ellen sandIe-length hem that dipped' on a Smithsonian Institution ex- Ie. fl e. 1(' 01mer . an- I Finucan, of Lansing, and Rita ompany. Cleveland; Dir. ..~'lln Kay Meech. daughter of Mcpch. shIer of the bride The \ to floor length in back. Her sls- I pediticn in the ce:itral Pacific. of Engineermg of R.P. :VIrs. James Harold Meech. of . . . Y 'ter's veil of antique rosepointe Ushers were James Robert- 'r CorporatIOn. Detroit. H th d d th I t carrlCd IVY ball arrangements lace and a bouquet of ivory son, of Oyster Bay, N.Y., the d\\ ornt' roa . ~n . e a (' of blue daisies. Kath rftired in }963 and Mr. Meeeh, was glVen In mar- roses completed her attire. bridegroom's co u sin: Dale riage by h('r uncle. Harold The bridegroom. s<,m Of Mr. Her attendants wore bright Doepke i1nd Myron Taylor, both I' retamed as Consulting ~er for R. P. Scherer Petersen, of Royal Oak. and .Mrs. August. ~lemon, of pink velvet sashes and velvet Iof St. Louis, Mo., and Karl head bows in combination with Kiefer. 'ation. She wore a gown of white Lansmg. ask~d Phllhp Ballbac~, Duchess taffeta, accented with a.lso of Lansmg, to serve as hiS sandal length linen lace gowns After a wedding trip in the --- -" - ---~~---- l I Chantilly lace and pearl sc- best man. Ushers were Alan and champagne skirts and cocoa East, the newlyweds will spend quins. Her fitted bodice was Anderson. of Lan sin g, and brown bodices. They carrIed Ithe summer in St. Louis. In the fashlOJ:ed with a scoop neckline. James Meech. brother of the pink roses, fall they will move to Newark, and her skirt enoed in a Chapel bdde. Mrs. Karl J. Kiefer Was her I Del., where the bridegroom is train. I The mother of the bride wore sister's matron of honor, and Ion the Eni;lish department fac- Her silk illusion v('il fell I a gown of blue lace, with a bridesmaids were the bride_ ulty at the University of Dele- from a taffet~ and lace bo\\'o 'I matching j a c k e t, while the groom's sister, Candace Sun- ware. She earried a prayer book. with bridegroom's mother chose a an arrangem('nt of white or- Ifrock of mauve pink lace and !!fEJee====u:]! '1:11 '8====11:11-'13'-'13' 1 !taunt) chids and stephi'notis. 'c:Jiffon. with white aceessories. 882-7400 },Iaid of honor Joan Bal'key,l Both mot her s Wore orchid of ,::;leveland. 0.. formerly of corsages. I Y ~ Summer Hours ~ ed ~ for July and August ~ FORT Miss Phillips Says m M. Joan ot Arc Church Saturday, MARILYNN Picture by John Henderson KAY MEECH, daughter of Mrs. James Harold Meech, At an afternoon ceremony in Jefferson Avenue ully prepared and of Hawthorne road, and the late Mr. Meech, spoke her Baptist Church Saturday, JOANNE PHILLIPS, daugh- leasant atmosphere marriage \rows to Mr. Siemon, son of the August Sie- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Phillips, of Lincoln erfect for picnics, 'Vows To Mr. Carr mons, of Lansing, road, became the bride of Mr. Carr, son of the senior --~ -~~----- Carrs, of Flint. ~ MOnday9t:~ ~aturday ~ rties and banquets Pair to Make Home In Saginaw When They Return Phillips, U.S.N.R., and Robert I Suzanne Chapin Debuts In East From Wedding Trip to Cape Cod Phillips, who served as junior MASTER THOMAS DONO- VAN, of New Hartford, N.Y., is Ullar And The World's Fair usher. : Suzanne Chapin, daughter~fland~~. Hugo S. Higbie visiting MASTER WILLIAM A. ~ Valente Jewelry ~ . . - For her daughter's wedding" John C. Chapin, of Chevy (Marian Chapin); and Mr. and MAIULLO, of Moran road, for Joanne PhIllIps. daughter of Mr .. and Mrs. George i Mrs. Phillips chose a blue print I' Chase, Md., and Mrs. J. D. I Mrs. Carsten Tiedeman. Mr. 10 days. Tom was a neighbor ~ 16601 E. WARREN rn, MS .:vI. Phillips, of Lincoln road, was !!larned to Charles B.\ silk linen sheath: Mrs. C~rr, Chapin, of Morass road, was II Tiedeman is the great-uncle of and classmate of Bill's until he of July Week-End Carr. Jr.. Saturday afternoon, In Jefferson Avenue I wore a sheath of lIght blue SIlk presented recently. in the na- tne debutante. moved from Moran road last S TU 1-4801 m Baptist Church. . - -~- ~ ------~- organz?, an.d both mothers wor-e tion's Capital, at a dinner in M d M Ch I H fall. lSI_ISE===:Jr:J1_1SG-ISI_18[o:=e=iCil . 10n I white orchId corsages. the Washington Club. r. an rs., ar es assan, i--eJ&f A receptIOn 2t the Church and she carried a single, g F l' t C C d I (Sammy Chapin), came from I, f II d th Th stemmed white rose. or trave mg 0 ape 0 I Her father, a former Pointer'. .... o O\~e ~ ceremony. e In floor length gowns with and the World's Fair, ~he new Iwho served as director of com- thel:' h~me, m .CInclU~ab, and I • • w~ddmg par~y was enter- Fn'neh blue bodicc <,nci white Mrs. Carr donned a p10k and Imunications for the Episcopal the Damel Chap10s arrIved from tamed later In the d~;r ~t linen skirts, accented with em- w.hite jacket .dress with lighter Diocese of Michigan for 12 Atherton, Calif. i the home of the bI Ide s broidered blue daisies. \Vere the Pl?k accesso~le.s. ~he ne~l~ed.s Iyears, is presently communica- The debutante was graduated' parents. a t ten d ant s, maid of honor wlll make t elr orne In agI- tions warden of the National in June from the the Ethel For her marriage. the former .Judith Wyatt. of Cleveland, naw. Cathedral in Washington. Walker School, S i m s bur y, 'Miss Phillips chose a floor MISS.. and bridesmaids Joy Wil- -.------I Suzanne's grandfather, the' Conn., and will attend Pine length gown of silk faced reau ber. Patricia Berard, Mrs. James MRS. HAROLD A. BEATTY late Roy D. C!l.apin. president Manor Junior College, Welles- de soie, fashioned with a belled Lass and Barbara M:Hs. of McKinley avenue attended of H u d ,; 011 Motor Car Co., ley, Mass., in the fall. skirt and d eta e h a b 1 e train. They carried blue daisy bou- the marriage of her nephew, served as Secretary of Com- Among Su .,s young friends V{'nise lace bands accente~ the quets. Flower girl Tara Wyatt, Fr~deriek Spring Osborne, of merce under President qer- who gatheredz~n Washington for bod lee. hem and Court tram of of Cleveland, MISS., wore. a Pnncet~n, N.J. and Deborah I bert Hoover. I the party were Pamela Petri her gown. Fre~ch blue dress. matchlllg Hope Cooper: of .Eynsham, Ox- I Among those who traveled to and Karen Lena, both Pointers; Her elbow IE'ngth silk illu- the ~resses of ~he adult ~ttend- ford, Englana, WhlC~ took place Washington for the coming-out Nancy West, of Montclair, N.J., sian veil fell from a pillbox of ,ants. a~d. earned a baSket of Saturday, June 20, 10 Eynsham. party were Roy D. Chapin, Jr., and Celeste Royal, of Bruns- Vcrdse laced and peau de soie, blue daiSIes. :\1r. O~borne. has ~pent two su~. and his son, Christopher; Mr. wick, Me. The bndegroom, son of Mr. mers 'iere WIth hlS aunt and hiS ~_~ _~ ~ __ ~ .. ~. ~ ----'-i 'and Mrs. Charles B. Carr, of uncle, while he worked with Open Sundays 1~:00 to 4:00 "Flint. Mich., ask e d Everett Marshall Fredericks, the sculp- ~Thurs and Fit TIll 9:00 P.M t Robinson. of Flint, to serve as tor. Mrs. Beatty will travel in GROSSE POINTE RADIO & TELEVISION - WE DEL~VER i ,his best man. 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N.J •• Weds Albert Classified Dea From Bermuda; Bride Wears Cameo Matheson Trowbridge In Christ Is Tuesday noon, 1: Ivory Peau de Soie Gown Church, Short Hills for all new ~py, C'J1a -~--- --~ ----~~- copy and ('.ance1latiOt In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday £:vening Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matheson Trowbridge were suggested that all rea Rama Lee WillIams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles at home June 22 after a wedding trip to Vermont, in copy be submitted to Williams, of Shoreham road, was married to Thoma~ Spartan Village, Michigan State University, East Lansing. flce by Monday 5 p.D Edsall Hess, son of Mrs. Betty Hess, of Chicago, and They were married on Armine Hess, of Texas. ------'qo.mqa l~.IqJ UJ f:l aunr with satin bands defining their Charge Ads-12 words Short Hills, N.J. A recep- waistlines and sleeves, and car. The b rid e 's Directorie (ade bouquet of roses ana step- Cash Ads-12 words gown, fashioned of cameo hano.tis was centered with an tion at the Short Hills home riea yellow roses. ~ th b -d ~ ts M The bridegroom, son of Mrs. ivory peau de soie, was de- orchId. 0.. e n e s paren, r. Albert Hartsuff Trowbridge, of Call signed with a redingote ef- Mrs. John G, Marshall, of San and Mrs. Nils Oscar Ohlson, Kercheval avenue, and the late TUXEDO 2-69 feet. Diego, Calif., the bride's matron followed the 3 o'clock cere- Mr. Trowbridge, asked Theo. IOc edch addition!!! A bow marked her high.rise of honor, ~re ~ floor l~ngth mony. dore H. Hinchm::m, ill, to serve 3 Trunk Lines waistline, and inverted lines at g~wn of azurme lmen, ~eslgned For her marriage, the former as best man. the front parted to reveal an w~th 8 scooped necklIne and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schaible, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. }lu- Judith Mary Ohlson chose a In the usher corps were John LINER STATIOt 1 u n d e r d res s of embroidereri sort s eeves. of Bishop road, announce the ber, of Lakepointe avenue, have gown of silk organza, designed Sieder Ohlson, of Short Hills, CUNNINGHAM DRUGS Alencon lace, dotted with clust- Dressed identicaHy were the engagement of their daughter, announced the engugement of with a bateau neckline, bustle brother of the bride; Robert C. 16941 Kercheval at No A. TU 5-9698 ers of baroque pearls and irri- bridesmaids, M r s. J 0 h n C., LUCY ANN, to Airman 2/c their daughtec, ANN MABlE, to back and bodice accents of re Sheldon, Nils Ohlson, of Short descent paillettes. Brooks, Mrs. Arthur Proefke Frederick Moore Miller, son of John George Maurer, III, son of embroidered Alencon lace and Hills, and Charles M. Trow- HARKNESS PHARMAC'l' Her tiered, bouffant illusion and Carol Bosh, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pelletier, of seed pearls. bridge, brother of the bride- 20313 Mack Ave. at L Mr. and Mrs. John G. Maurer, Her fingertip illusion veil fell groom. TU 4-3100 veil fell from a forehead band- Ill. Their headpieces were daisy Oscoda, Mich. Jr., of Detroit. NJ!:W8 ::JALE8 STAT eau of silk petals, and her cas. clusters and they carried carna- The bride-elect was g.-aduated from a silk and lace headpiece, Among those coming from The bride-elec1 was graduated and she carri~d lilies of the val. :Michigan for the wedding werE:. DOWNTOWN AREA , I tion cascades, centered wit h from the Academy of the Saered from Grosse Pointe High SChool Grand Circus Park Nev daisies. ( Heart, Gr06'l'~Pointe, and is at- ley with white roses. Md. and Mrs. Theodore Hinch- Majestic Bldg. News St and i'l presently in her senior Joan Elizabeth Ohlson was her man, Ill, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell E. JEFFERSON TO CITY Gaskin-Foxen Arthur Fraser served as best tending th", University of De- year at Michigan State Univer- sister's maid of honor, and the Trowbridge Gail, Mr. and :Mrs. Alden Park Manor. E. man. In the usher corps were t:oit, w~ere sh~ is a Bem~er of sity, where she affiliated with and VanDyke Wedding Held Tom Williams, brother of the SIgma SIgma SIgma sororIty. bridegroom's three sisters, Mrs. Charles W. Bissell, of Grand Camerons Gift Shop. Delta Zeta sorority. Robert C. Sheldon, of Mason, Rapids, Mr. and 'Mrs. William & Jeff. bride; John Marshall, Richard Her fiance, now with the Park Drugs, CltyL1mlt! Her fiance attended St. Mein- Mich., Mary Elizabeth and Julia Fuller Matheson, of Grand R::\p- Carol Noel Foxen, daughter Kalish, Michael Leventhal and United States A[r 'F'()rce, at- GROSSE POINTE PARK rad College in Indiana, and was Jane T row b rid g e, served as ids, Mrs. E. Currie Lawrence, of of Mrs. Viola Stanford Foxen, John Price. tended Port Huron Junior CoI- Mlller Pbarmacy. Wa:5 graduated summa cum laude, bridesmaids. Birmingham, Mrs. William H. Kercheval of Lakewood, 0., and Richard \. 'd d b 'd ,lege. Formerly of St. Clair, Picture by Eddie Me-'rrath. Jr. with a B.S. degree in Industrial Sullvan Pharmacy. 13 A. Foxen, of Bay Village, 0., be. Th e p.:rIe an ,r~ egroom s :Mich., he is stationed art; Wurt- The y w 0 ref I 00 r length I' Carruthers and Luther Stephen and Kercheveal ROMA LEE WILLIAMS, daughter of Mr. and Management, from the Univer- Louis Party Store on l came the bride of David Mervyn mothers, Mrs. WIlhams. an~ I smith Air Force Base, Oscoda. sheaths of Sistine blue chiffon, Trowbridge, Jr. Mrs. Charles Williams, of Shoreham road, became sity of Detroit. He received the GROSSE POINTE CITY Gaskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.. Mrs. !iess, wore comJ?ll- An Au g u s t wed din g is me~ting pm~ .dres~es, WIth planned. the bride of Mr. Hess at a Saturday evening ceremony, Wall Street Journal Student Kopp's pl:.armacy, Cae Mervyn G. Gaskin, I)f Oxford Kercheval white accesones. TheIr flowers in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. The bridegroom Achievement A war d in June, Brll,neau-M iller Rites Revealed Cunningham's Drugs. N road, on Saturday afternoon in 1960. and Kercheval were cymbidium orchids. is the son of Mrs. Betty Hess, of Chictl.go, Ill., and Notre Dame Pharma( Lakewood. He earned his M.B.A. in Per- After a reception at the De- Present LYlJi Armine Hess, of Texas. St. Patriek's ChtH'ch, I Her tour took her to Athens, Cairo, Damascus Mrs. Wicking 1372 . Beirut and Istanbul. Back in Rome, she obtained a Jour~ • John • Edgar Nelson nalist's pass to the Ecumenical Council's daily press Speaks Vows PAPPAS YEAGER. WELCH c~nferences, and had a mar~elous time "rubbing elbows" PUNCH AND Jl WIth correspondents covermg the Council for major Mrs. Bert Harrison Wicking, JUNE 30 THRU JULY 24 MUSIC STUD] English publications. of Trombley road, and Theodore Piano, guitar, bl Alexander Foster, of Edmonton accordion. The Robert Frenzels, of Kenwood court visited drive, St. Clair Shores, were Guitar Rental and thei~ globe-trotting daughter in April; together, the married Saturday, June 20, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Chnrch. 15 Kerchev~ famIly toured Florence and Venice and, of course, the Racz (jallerg Grosse Pointe F Rome that Mary Anne has learned to know by heart. The newlyweds are currently on a wedding trip cruise. Summ~r Hours - 10 to 5 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. TU 4-4440 Res. MRS. LEE WALKER, of \ 39 E. Adams (Next to Irving's) Detroit 28- TUTORING Miss Po'wer Is Engaged Nottingham road, is president ~~ ..... i. of the Detroit Federation of ------COMMUNI Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Power. and is presently doing graduate the Women's Christian Tem- of Hillcrest road. announce the work in Biophysics. perance Union. which recently TUTORING SE engagement of their' daughter. The couple plans an August 8 presented a $10,000 check to MRS. LOUIS MARIC Mary Grace, to Michael Robert wedding, in St. John Catholic the Wayne State :Fund. The TOR Tutoring by de~ Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Church, East Lansing, They will money will be used to establish ers available in all 5\ H. Powell, of Detroit. make their home in East Lan- a Frances Willard Memorial grades high school, c Mary. a Grosse Pointe High sing. Student Loan Fund. adult education. : School graduate, received her B.S. degree magna cum laude 389 Merr1weat from Michigan State University Groue Pointe B this June. She is affiliated with TUxedo 4-2~ Tri Beta and Tau Sigma. Her fiance recebed his B.S. OPENINGS FOR TE degree in Chemistry from Mich- . .. announce the ALL ELEMENTARY igan State University in 1963, opening of a and remedial readi Board (if Educatiol new optical 4-4323 after 4 p.m. office in CARPETS and Grosse Pointe PRIVATE TUTC IN YOUR OWN H RUGS BOUND • RESORTS • CRUISES All subjects; all gr ults and children . c per • WORLD'S FAIR yard 16840 KERCHEVAL teachers. 45 Gall: in the village Large New Foreign and Domef+ic Travel DETROIT AND SU Carpet Selectians Arrangements-All at Published Rates TUTORING SEI KE 7-4653 McCOY I SONS WAYNE State Unive uate will tutor I CARPET COMPANY DAY TRAVEL for appointment call TU 2-9121 OPEN MON. AND FRL French, German ar UNTIL 8:36 P.M. CO. 1, TU 1-5642. 14301 E. WARREN 643 Notre Dame - in the Village - TU 6-0 I I I Offices olso ot 319 W. Grand River - WO 2-4613 I 3-LOST AND FC VA 2-4100 (Just a Step from Kercheval) Corner Lakewood LOST - Boy's bikt Sting-Ray, red; se: 41 3524. Reward. r ••••••••••••••• IIiI__ • IIIiII ...... _M.. ~ •__ ~._ sse 7 5 Thursday, July 2, 1964 G R 0 SSE POI N T E ,N E W S Page Thirteen lutes :)hlson YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Thr5a !runk Lines To Serve You 9uickly , East CALL TUxedo 2.-6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You 9uickly DEADLINE 12. NOON TUESDAY 3-.LOST AND FOUND 5A-SITUATION 7-WANTi:D TO RENT s, N.J., Weds Albert 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE il-AUTOS FOR SALE l3-REAL ESTATE Classified Deadline WANTED (Domestic) In Christ LOST-'Boy's bifocal glasses. Vi- FOR SALE Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., GROSSE POINTE - Couple AUTHENTIC I-inch weathered T-BIRD, 1955 - Red. Conver- .Hlls cinity Barnes School, Cook- LADY wishes day work, clean- with hlfant desire, clean 2- barn siding. Hand hewn, nat- FISCAL YEAR END tible. New tires. New brakes. for all new copy, changes of Stanhope Rds. TUxedo 4-6084.1 ing or ironing, Tuesday, Wed- copy and cancellations. It is bedroom flat or duplex. Re- ural timhers. TR 2-3880. USED ORGAN SALE Must sell. 293-0192. :on Trawbridge were ferences. 882-1075. suggested that all real estate 4-HELP W"'NTED ne~day. References, Grosse CANDY'S DANDY but we : trip to Vermont in -M '" Pomte. 922-5584. of PRICED FROM $235 '56 CHRYSLER-Radio, heater, copy be submitted to our of- DELAYED Payments $3.10 prefer Handy, and we be- ALE and FEMALE B-ARTICLES FOR SALE accepted on Singer sewing Finest selection of styles, and power steering and brakes, iversity, East Lansing. fice by Monday 5 p.m. - DEPENDABLE, wishes day lieve this could be the machine with dial the design finishes. Floor models, rental good condition. Call 886-0209. EXP'ERIENCED waitresses work, Monday, Wednesday WE BUY-5ELL-TRADE Place for you. A first of- zig-zag. Cabinet 'style. Total returns, recital used, and itin bands defining their wanted. TUxedo 4-3900. References. 568-3166. GUNS PLYMOUTH, 1959, 4-door, S4OO. fering of this four bedroom, Chorge words for $1.00 amount $32.99. Dealer, HO trade-ins. Smiley Bros. sales les and sleeves, and car- Ads-12 WOMEN WA.:.~TED _ Part -A-.1-W-O-RK--E-R--Ge~-n-e-r-al-,-c~o-o-k-Reloading equipment and com- prices incl. Thursday afternoon. Friday. two bath will probablt be 'llow roses. 3.6282. Cosh Ads-12 words for 90c time typing at home. $30 to ing, child care. Will stay some ponents. Scope and Sight In- 3885 Harvard. the only time this add will bridegroom, son of Mrs. MATCHING BENCH $60 weekly. Send Resume nights, good references. WAl stallations. Stock fitting and DINING ROOM, bedroom, Du- FREE DELIVERY appear. Priced at $36,500 Hartsuff Trowbridge, of Call - ABARTH Spyder, 1961. This is for an immediate sale. and hours available. BKPR. nut 1-8175. complete gunsmithing. mont T.V., radio, all bleached MUSIC a 2-passenger sports car, 750- val avenue, and the late TUXEDO 2-6900 mahogany. TUxedo 2-6479. rowbridge, asked The{)- Box 36365, Houston, Texas. I ------' BROWNING & WINCHESTER 7 LESSONS CC engine, fiberglass hardtop -~----~----- 6-For Rent-Unfumished SALES & SERVICE TERMS AT ONI..Y 6% and softtop, radio, heater, W}<:;'VEDEDUCED. when the :. Hinchman, ill, to serve IOc eoch odditionol word JACOBSEN Power Mower, 18" and in absolutely perfect con- price is reduced, there man. 3 Trunk Lines UNE~CUMBERED lady to watch . GROSSE PTE. PARK GUN AND TACKLE SHOP reel type, very good condi. SM'L.EY BROS. children while parents work. dition, $2,175. Call R. R. Stof- usually follows a sales 'e usher corps were John Room, board, generous wages. Maryland 1011 at E. Jefferson B. McDANIEL CO. tion. TUxedo 6-2687. Detroit Store Open boost. We refer speci- Ohlson. of Short Hills LINER STATIONS fl~tt, TUxedo 4-7277. CUNNINGHAM DRUGS TUxedo 5-30g7. next to St. Ambrose church. 15102 KERCH EVAL fically to the new price of of the bride; Robert C: BLUE Chinese oriental rug, ap. Sun. 1-5 1958 FORD Skyliner H~rdtop, $37,500 on this white, farm 16941 Kereheval at Notre Dame TEAC Front 4 room apartJ:;:ent with Cor. Maryland VA 1-8200 5510 WOODWARD TR 3-6800 1. ~ils A. Ohlson, of Short TV 5-9698 HER for cooperative nurs- dining 'room and sum-oom. proximately 10'x13'. Fine con- retractable convertible. Good colonial in P.adnor Circle. BET. WARREN-GD. BLVD. and Charles M. Trow- HARKNESS PHARMACY ery school, 2 mornings a Newly decorated. Furnished ---W-E-F-I-X-AN-Y-T-V--- dition. Will sell for below tires. Rea~onable. May be The home has three bed- brother of the bride- 20313 Mack Ave. at Lochmoor week. TUxedo 4-6995. or unfurnished. Adults. original C()st. TUxedo 2.4206. 115 S. Woodward MI 7-1177 seen after 5 or weekends, at rooms and a single bath on TV 4.3100 Birmingham Open Mon. Eves. R58 Washington. the second floor and a $/9.95 ONE GENERAL Electric ironer ng those coming from NEWS SALES STATIONS INSURANCE 755 HARCOURT, B room lower, Includes all parts and labor. master bedroom and bath and one walnut dropleaf m for the wedding were DOWNTOWN AREA General Agency Olerk, perma. available August 1. $190. ONE YEAR GUARANTEE A-OFFICE E9UIPMENT M.G.-T.F., '55. Restored body, on the first. Also, there Grand Circus Park News Stand table, seats six, call TU 4-5313. 8 'd :\lrs. Theodore Hinch. Majestic Bldg. News Stand nent. 19 Kercheval, Grosse Adults. VAlley 1-1121, eve. 110', 24", 27", slightly extra. FOR SALE yeUow, tonneau. PRescott 8- is a den and a large and n. :\1r. and Mrs. )faxwell Pointe Farms. Phone 882- nings. 4510, after 6 p.m. E. J EFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS SOFA, 95", good condition. enclosed porch. Vacant and idge Gail, ~. and Mrs. Alden Park Manor. E• .Jefferson 6704. Vic & Phil's TV TYPEWRITERS anO add t n I! l2A BOATS ready for your furniture. ; W. Bissell, of Grand and VanDyke TROMBLEY-Fine upper. Three 25280 GRATIOT Junior dining table, 2 leaves. machines. new, rebuilt. Rea. I - & MOTORS Camerons Gift Shop. Wayburn 4A-HELP WANTED bedrooms, two baths. Immedi. 776-6200 TUxedo 1-0774, before 1 p.m. :\lr, and :VIrs. William & Jeff. sonable pri('es. National Of. JOHNSON 7% h.p. outboard :\latheson, of Grand Rap- Park Drug:., CityLImits (Domestic) ate occupancy. $210 month. THIS ONE should head your MAXON BROTHERS, TU 2.6000 PRACTICALLY brand new For- flee Equipment, 16833 Harper motor. Perfect condition. Ori- list if you must have '5. E. Currie Lawrence, of GROSSE POINTE PARK and WANTED for placement: Ex- I VIRGINIA'S at Bishop. TUxedo 1-"1130. ginal owner, $125. TUxedo gham. :\frs. William H. MUler Pharmacy. Wayburn mica small breakfast set. four bedrooms and demand Ke:cheval perieced coo k s, waitresses GROSSE POINTE WOODS- A TIle TREASURES Lounge chair. 886-3667. 4-2141, after 5 p.ol. your next home have that lers and Luther Stephen Sullvan Pharmacy, Beaconafier! 9-ARTICLES WANTED and couple9. TUxedo 5-4576. New, luxurious 4 - bedroom extra first floor room. If idge, Jr. and Kercheveal Colonial, attached garage, 10:30 - 5 Daily CUSTOMED 14-ft. Wolvine boat, Louis Party Store on Cha:levolx FIREPLACE traverse screen and BOOKS, art objects, paintings. you fall in this category family room, $285. Available We buy and sell 40 h.p. Johnson motor, Ajax GROSSE POINTE CITY COOK and housekeeper for 17904 Mack 884.6313 grate, $15. Living room chair, Immediate cash. you know seldom does a Kopp's Pharmacy. Cadieux and adult family. Nice apartment August 1st. 886-2517. trailer. Complete with acces- )s Kercheval $15. Electric sweeper and B. C. Claes Book Shop sories. Exceptional value. 546. house appear priced at less Revealed CunninghiCil'S Dl"".1gs, Notre Dame with T.V. and radio. We em. GROSSE PTE. WOODS, 2 bed- ESTATES bought and sold. hand sweeper, $15. TUxedo Since 1928 6517, if no answer, 542-847~. than $30,000. On Wash- and Kercheval ploy laundress and cleaning Complete Or odd pieces. i.,n- \'ith st~phanotis and tip~ Notre Dame Pharmacy. Notre room bungalow, 1 cat garage. 4-9247. Certified Appraisals ington Road we offer you a Dame and Kercheval woman. Recent Detroit refer. tiques, silver, china furni- and white velvet stream- $150 per month. TUxedo WO 3-4267. CHRIS CRAFT 25' 1948 Ex- newly decorated h 0 m e GROSSE POINTE FARMS ences requ!r~d. TU 5-3965. 1.1773. ture, Oriental rugs. Hugh C. PAIR Am e r i can Victorian We have excellent books and press Cruiser, m a hog any home which has the abov(' Trail Pharmacy, Kercheval on Bolan. 10233 Woodward, TO . straight chairs, $100; portable delightful paintings for sale. planked, red and white model features. and is situated on the !illl EXPERIENCED woman (white) 1dants i n c 1 u d e d the Farms Drugs. J".sher Rd. and UPPER 5-ROOM flat, Neff 6-2500. TV standard, $4; electric with re.Jbuilt 175 h.p. wm an estate-sized lot. sisters, Mrs. John Rohrs, Kercheval for cleaning, ironing, Thurs- Road. Available July 19th. roaster, medium sized, $5; W E BUY old gold, Jewelry and stand rigid survey. $2,250. Schettlers Drugs, Fishel' Rd. and days. Grosse Pointe refer- silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 t Lansing, :\lrs. Richard Maumee TUxedo 1-0912. BE GOOD TO YODnSELF framed water color, $5; type- TUxedo 6-2600. ences required, own trans. Moross Road. L I G H T N I N G does strike of Grand Rapids, and KInsel Drup, Mack and 7.M1le IN 1964 writer stand, $3; gateleg table, twice. Only two weeks ago Road portaton. TUxedo 4-4857. NEFF - 2"bedroom l • ~ • •. . • ent _ ...... 'nnnztm. ' em.• I • • • • _ ~ • • . ... ___.-....-..... • " .. _ ... ~ b. b • ...... -...... Thursday, July 2, Thursday, July 2, 1964 Page Fourteen GROSSE POI NT ENE W S ----S-ARTICLES FOR 5 LOT~ 120'. Gros~ Farms. TUxedo 5-010 CJfOICE ACREAGE---Ri road frontage. Ideal rnent area, ~ear ~ and-lake. PrIced ngh M. JAMES WALK 19178 Mack Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly DEADLINE 12, NOON TUESDAY YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly CALL TUxedo 2.-6900 WANT A GOOD BU SITE? 13-Rf.AL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE Drive to end of Nort 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Road-See this 1.6 a FOR SALE confluence of Clintor 1386 BISHOP, 4 bedrooms, 2lh HOLLYWOOD, 807, at Wedge- GROSSE POINTE SHORES and Lake St. Clair. Sr BUY NOW wood. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, one "WAVERLY AND LINCOLN RD. 956 LAKE HURON baths, family room, study, A RELAXING 4TH OF 4 luxury homes, aJI fal full and two half baths, sep- 3 bedroom Colonial, 1lf.z baths, $29,800. By appointment only. OPEN 2-6 water. Buy on land c WARNER LAKE FRONT HOME JULY TO ALL BALLANTYNE, 757, at Fon- DON'T WAIT arate din i n g room. center newly decorated, carpeting TUxedo 2-4748. $15,000 down. tana Lane. This newly built, hall, finished basement, pan. and draperies, gas heat, large Office Closed for Weekend T~te Bargains Won't SUBDIVISIONS" In Southcott Pines, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - SILLOWAY & CO. Tl eled recreation roo m with lot. $21,000. Owner. Open dignified and picturesque 4- Grand Bend, Ontario. Cute compact. Vacant. 1641 MARIAN 'COURT, 1058, off bedroom, den and family 1229 B,~.LFOrR-Brick Coloniall natural fireplace. fully car- The choicest in "Farms" . Sunday 2-5, and by appoint. building ~tes, within a Hampton. 2 bedrooms, full River Road, Blairmoor. Per. room colonial, is a dream 1Qi)fEET of frontage with 3 bedrooms. 21-2 baths! peted. draperies. large glass- ment. TUxedo 5-0688. A select home in private block to cool Lake St. Clair. basement. $16,750. Will con- fect jewel of a new ranch come true, 2¥.z baths, spacious of the pointe's most d on beautiful Balfour Road. I ed-in porch. 11/2 attached ga. subdivision. Lot 125'x285'. Call and let US show you sider land contract. Owner, without the pain of adding all and luxurious kitchen with locations. Completely redecorated like II rage. gas h eat. Shown by Plats and Restrictions. TUxedo 6-2600. the extras. Don's miss THIS, built-ins, tiled basement, 1st Mr. Eagar new. One block to elementary I appt. Owner. TUxedo 4-2541. MAIN FLOOR: Living room, cut stone fireplace floor to ceil- floor laundry, 2lh.car attach. and Jr. High schools. Two! ~----~~-.-- RENAUD S., 1141-Attractive MARTER near VERNIER. Cus~ Purdy & Edge Grosse Pointe ing; dining room, kitchen and WHITTIER n ear Jefferson. ed garage. $51,500. TU 4-2228 blocks from shopping. In St. I gardens surround this 4 tom 3-bedroom Early Ameri~ 84 FONTANA LANE-Beauti- Clare parish I FIR S T OFFERING - Brys SHOWN BY breakfast room. Master bed. Worthwhile Colonial huilt can by "Kimbrough." Dr i v e Ranch with 3 bed- bedroom Raneh, kitchen 1955. Four bedrooms, two and ful new Cape Cod on corner COX & BAKER, ~rosse . I wit h eating space, glass APPOINTMENT rooms all face the lake. 4 bed- 894 HIDDEN LANE--A dream rooms, full dining room, heat. one-half baths. Family room. ANITA at MARTER. Charm and setting. Complete in every Builder of qualIty ho: roofed terrace. TWO STORY rooms, walk-in clothes closets, 4 RANCH with three bedrooms., ed breezeway, games room Recreation room. $41,500. detail. 1 bedroom, library the best selection of 115324 Windmill piece bath with vanity dresser. personality exemplify t his Family Room and luscious w/bar. 2 car attached garage. NEW double A frame. plus family room down, 2 sites in the Grosse LAKE SHORE, 599.-Solid, spa-I Pte. Dr. $200,000 LAKE SHORE. Grosse Pointe Kitchen designed with the Exr.ellent value at $32,800. BASEMENT: 2 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms up, 2lh baths, kltch. area; all are choice cious and Gracious,. 4 bed- 70 Tonnancour PI. 79,000 Shores right on the lake. recreation rooms, s c r e e 11 e d BARRINGTON, 508, just a few en, built-ins, 2 fireplaces, 1st locations, some overlo wife in mind - dishwasher TU 1-6300. room, 3 bath, Colomal, plus 60 Sunningdale Charming and unique Early 67,500 porch, sunken garden and patio. houses from the park. Thif; floor laundry, 21f2-car attach- and all modern built-ins. Ex- J h 2 smaller family ilr maids 68 Briarcliff- American. On the first floor St. Clair, some have cellent decor. -':"ocated in 0 nstone & Johnstone Oil furnace, laundry rOom. traditional colonial needs a ed garage. Mak.e offer. trees. Sites have a IT rooms. Recently remodeled Tri level 57,500 are five bedrooms, three beautiful, quiet neighbOrhood.I ~ _ large family to love it. 75 FONTANA LANE - New 3. width of 1{)Q feet. to perfection, new furnace, 331 Lakeshore 55,000 baths. Paneled library, etc. JUST COMPLETED, nicely bedroom rambling ranch, car. We invite )'our inq 1(105 KENSINGTON-Together- I modern kitchen, 1st floor 328 Grand Marais 53,000 landscaped and furnished. Your Act i v i tie s room above. BALFOUR, 875. Newer 4-bed- peted living room, 9ining and will be glad to 5 NEW OFFERING utility room. 1262 Berkshire 49,500 $85,000. room, 2lh bath home on a ness or not-as you wish-in I inspection invited. room, 2lh baths, paneled fam- detailed informati~n this lovely English Tudor Luxu~y livi!1g plus income. he 1022 Whittier 45,900 great big lot. I :r RENAUD S., 170o-Ranch, a S. RENAUD. Pleasing Early ily room, 2 fireplaces, 1st plats. Home with five bedrooms. ultlmat~ In decor. All spacIOUS 717 Middlesex 45,000 block to MllCk, good shops W. C. DACE, Agent American semi-ranch. Two WESTCHESTER, 682. Lovely 12- floor laundry, 2lh-car attach- CALL US AT TU: 31 2 baths. Den and breakfast rooms, 2 bedrooms, 2lh baths, 956-8 Trombley and transportation. 2 bed- SOUTHCOTT PINES bedrooms, den and bath. One room quad.level. ed garage. Make offer. 5-7900 or VISIT room. Walking distance to fonnal dining room, living (2 family) 45,000 rooms and den or 3rd bed- bedroom up. Make offer. SHOW HOUSE A' Park_ room 1 0 0 kin g onto the 740 Grand Marais 42,500 Grand Bend, Ontario BOUTIN TU 4-7733 room, 11;2 bath, Jalousied TOURAINE. Appealing English. RUTH ASSOCIATES WILLOW TREE pLJ Pointe's finest Drive. Separate 864 Balfour 39,500 Phone 238-2457 anne parkf'r, tu 5-4415, offers: 591 OXFORD-A perfect hide- terrace. Four bedrooms, three and 81 Kercheval On-the-Hill Just 2 blocks north 0: utility rooms on each floor, 1365 Buckingham 35,000 F'arms, Richard, Brownell, away fro m those business one.half baths. Paneled rec. pointe Yacht Club. loads of closets with each 1931 Severn 29,900 EVERETT LAUCKNER TU 6-4060 St. Paul's, 4 bedrooms, 2 12 headaches of busy executives. reation room. Breakfast room. ' unit. Separate furnaces and 734 Washington 29,500 BROKER baths, modern kitchen ... Large formal and inIormal SWEENEY Nice walled garden. $45,000. 16-PETS FOR SALI garage!'. You'll be thrilled 86 Kerby 29,500 London, Ontario and nearby ranches, 20505 gardens. Master bedrooms, when you see this one. Can 1654 Bournemouth 23,900 BERKSHIRE, south of Jeffer- Maxire near Expressway, --POODLE Puppies, top library and family room. Ex- & FARMS - ON THE HILL - for nn appointment. ONE STORY I son. Custom English. Four all new utilities, colonial Priced to go. Stud cellent Rf'c. Room opening Corner of Moran and Ken- 84 Shorecrest $ 55,500 GROSSE POINTE WOODS bedrooms, two and one-half flavor, extras for children LOrain 7-7925. 011 to sunken gardens. 5 fam- BRUCE N. TAPPAN, wood Court. 2 st.ory colonial. 236 Stephens 55,000 baths plus two rooms and bath or dogs ... 21031 Bayside ily bedrooms. 3 fireplaces. MOORE THREE NEW MODELS First floor: cen'cer hall, liv- MOVING TO APART~ REALTOR 35 Shore crest 48,500 over attached garage. Paneled near Martin-Harper. smart Mack at Renaud "MORNINGSIDE ESTATES" library. Recreation room with ing room (26'x15'), octogonal Home needed for 51 616 PEACH TREE-Attracti .....e 90 N. Edgewood Dr. 44,000 almost new, 11h baths, easy 884-6200 SUBDIVISION bar. Gas AC. Family room. dining room, kitchen, library. vears old. Excellent c: 699 Shoreham 42,500 terms. ready. Early American Colonial very TU 1-6800 NEWEST PRESTIGE lavatory, screened terrace 408 Lexington 37,900 Fine condition. $51,000. pet. TU 5-4964. near Barnes School and Star LOCATION with permanent roof- Second "FARMS", I-story, 3 bedrooms, of the Sea parish. House in 19955 Wedgewood 34,900 CHRISTINE COURT. Interesting floor: 4 bedrooms (master )ll~IATURE FRENCH BY APPOINTMENT 34,000 Betw. Morningside and family room, GE kitchen, rec- newest condition with lovely 1271 N. Oxford tri-level. Three bedrooms, bedroom 16' x 14¥.z', second silver, female, 6 we 'BARRINGTON, 777 - $24,900 32,800 River Rd. two baths. Den or extra bed. reation room. Convenient lo- I a m ~1y room, first floor BERKSHIRE 820 - On a beau- 1110 S. Brys Dr. bedroom adaptable for use a<; WO 1-0922. buys this brick 3 bedroom 32,500 room. $28,500. cation. $26,500. TUxedo 1- powder room. 3 bedrooms, 2 tiful shady street, this family 851 S. Brys Dr. upstairs sitting room, COD- home with walk-through 4th, 32,500 OPEN DAILY 1-5,6-8 0619. baths on second floor. recrea- home has loads of space to 19863 Holiday HAWTHORNE. Desirable Cape nected by a rear h ..ll to mas- 20-PIANO SERYICI TV room, good kitchen, bath 29,500 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION tion room in basement. keep all the children out of 1455 BishOp Cod. Four bedrooms, two ter bedroom), 2 baths. First and 2 lavs. Handy to schools, GROSSE POINTE WOODS near COMPLETE piano servi one another's hair. With five 1235 Anit2 28,000 787 N. :LWSEDALE CT.-Cape baths of which two bedrooms 1341 N. RENAUD-You don't bus and beach park. and second floors carpeted. Queen of Peace. Modified ing, rebuilding. refi bedrooms. two baths and two 2018 Stanhope 21,900 Cod, 4 bedrooms, 2¥.z baths; and bath are on first floor. have to go into orbit to find T h i r d floor storage area. modern colonial with three de.mothing. Member lavs, plus a den and lovely 1% STORY spacious entry hall has mar- 80' lot. $31,500. living space. This house h:ls BEDFORD, 1136 - Newer cen- ble floor, winding staircase Basement: carpeted and pan- large bedrooms (you'll love Technicians Guild. I screened porch, a large fam- ter entrance colonial. 3 bed- 1426 Lochmoor $ 59,800 elled recreation room, tiled 3 bedrooms. 21/2 baths. living and 2nd floor balcony. Huge THOROUGH COVERAGE ON the sizes-17%x12, i8xlOJh, 731-7707 ily can spread out and en)oy 154 Lothrop 59,000 room with fireplace and bar, rooms, 21;2 baths, screen ter- OTHER GROSSE POINTE utilities room, 2 other storagp 12xll) , all with walk-in life. In the low thirtys. Call 951 Lake Shore Rd. 46,500 family room, large kitchen. plus a re~. room in basement race, recre.ation room, 72' G.E. built-ins, 2lh-c;;\r attach .. HOUSES rooms with built-in closets closets: 1 baths, den with 2- 21A-GENERAL Scl us for an appointment. 507 Shoreham 44,500 with another lav. Large lot lot. Only $31,900. and shelves. Delco oil fur- 38,500 ed garage, 2,570 sq. ft., 95' lot. way fireplace, 2.car garage. HA.\Tl)Y MAN S E R V and 3-car garage. 1427 N. Renaud stop in for a time saving list nace. Outside: sprinkler sys- BOURNEMOUTH 1629--Excel- BUCKINGHAM, 1223, First Of- 1150 N. Renaud 36,900 Fully sodded. Merion blue, Built 1956. $29,900. TU. 1- tailOTed to your requirements tems front and back, unique Chimney, porch rep 541 ROBERT JOHN - Capti- lent three bedroom, l1h bath fering - Large brick and, 19745 Bloss~m Lane 35,500 shrubs. $38,850. from our comprehensive Grosse 6300. odd jobs. PRescott ?- colonial. Large family room. brick patio garden. Garage vating Early American charm frame colonial in top Park 20621 Wedgewood 30,800 60-DA Y POSSESSION Pointe catalog of photographs Johnstone &- Johnstone Near school::'. and transporta- are;;. 6 bedrooms, 3 baths on 856 Barrington 29,000 connected through breezeway. CARPET LA YIN combined with all the modern and small floor plans. Many extra features. A choice tion. $23,500.00. 2nd, maid's room on 3rd. 487 Bournemouth 24,500 769 N. ROSEDALE CT.-Cen- NEW AND OLI appointments of comfortable ter hall Colonial (.:<'URN!SH- home, in very good condition. 1iving. 3 bedrooms. large con- Ultra-modern kitchen, large Stair Carpet S~li Browse through our ED MODEL), 4 bedrooms, $46,500. Possession October WEDGEWOOD RANCH near venient kitchen -..vith built- LOCHMOOR 1435-Three bed- lot. Under $40,000_ MAXON Repairs of All T; rooms ,three baths and a STUDIO OF HOMES 21f2 baths, paneled library, 17th. Owner. TUxedo 4.3695. Star of Sea. Three bedrooms, ins. generous sized family 271;2' paneled family room, BROTHERS, INC. Cigaret Burns Re-V\ beautifully paneled family S. EDGEWOOD, 15 - Want at 82 Kercheval, "on the hilL" 1Vz baths. built-ins, terrace, room with fieldstone fire- fonnal dining room, carpets, 83 Kercheval TU 2-6000 terrific games room, over- LEO TRUDEL room make this attractive spacious, air-c 0 n d i t ion e d TV 1-6300 TU 4-0600 place. Outstanding trj-Ievel draperies, 29' kitchen, G.E. sized attached garage. excel- BOB TRUDEL custom built ran('q an ex- ranch? Then see this custom TU 1.4200 LARGE COLONIAL, 406 Mt. 1443 YORKSH IRE home. built.ins, 2lh-car attached ga- lent closet area. $34,900. TU TU 5-0703 ceptional offering. built 3 bedroom, 2 bath home Vernon. 884-1150. Appoint- Colonial, 3 bedrooms, bath, den JOHNSTONE & rage, 2,500 sq. ft., 95' lot, ful- 1-6300. 20145 WEDGEWOOD-Imagine wit h large paneled family ment. $29,900. and lavatory, 55' lot. Only $3,900 2ID-ELECTRICAL SOMERSET 1009 - Only one ly landscaped. $40,580. five bedrooms (3 downstairs room with natural fireplace, J0 H N 5T 0 N E I down. Make offer - ready for Johnstone & Johnstone APPLIANCES block from St. Ambrose built-in kitchen. Just a step _ quick sale. -2 upstairs) with 3 full baths IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Again we have sold ~\lr houses plus beamed ceiling family church and school. This per. off Lakeshore Road. GROSSE POINTE'S fectly maintained three bed- St. Clair Shores Model except the following: GEORGE PALMS, Rlty. 13A-LOTS FOR SALE room. Thermopane windows HARVARD, 1400, First Offer- rOOm colonial home with IV..! TONNANCOUR PLACE - Cus- 23294 N. ROSEDALE CT. -. 8 CARMEL LANE throughout, not yet five years ing - Center hall colonial CALL 886-4444 CARMEL LANE baths, full dining room, large tom built in 1958. To mention Rambling ranch, 4 spacious 5 bedrooms plus HOOVE old. Only 3 blocks from Star with 4 bedrooms, 2~ baths, FINE lot on Carmel. 1oo'x165' kitchen and paneled recrea. a few of the fine features this bedrooms. 21f2 baths, formal FACTORY AUTROl of th~ Sea and Barues school. modern kitchen. All in excel- dining room, spacious kitch- 837 PEMBERTON 3 bedrooms approximately. Highest ele- tion room boasts a large home offers: 4 bedrooms, li- GROS£E PTE. WOODS vation. Prime location in SERVICE lent cond~tion, Price wi 11 en, G.E. built-ins, large panel- 314 RENO LANE 3 bedrooms 687 WESTCHESTER - Near screened terrace overlooking brarj,S% baths, Florida room. OPEN SUN. 2-5 "F ..l'ms" off Lakeshore Road. POINTE VACL Lake St. Clair on a large a beautitul garden. Two car please, ed garage, 2,000 sq. ft., 95' 1304 THREE MILE 3 bedrooms Complete Mutschler kitchen, NEWCASTLE, 1742, near Mack See the lake from your FREE PICKUP & DE wooded lot with sprinkler attached garage. Priced just lot. Fully landscaped, Merion 2-car garage. Excellent plan. -Spacious. 3-bedroom, 1lf.z. house. Call today. NEW REBUILT system. This Georgian Colo- over $30,000. Walking dis- MANY OTHER FINE HOMES blue sod. $32,675. Call us So we can sell your ning and decor throughout. bath face brick Colonial, KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 nial with circular drive and tance to elementary and Jr. CONSULT DETROIT NEWS house. TU 1-1014 TU Expansion space for 2 addi. Sixty-Six Choice 90, 95 and 100 Service hall to charming cirwlar stairway has 5 bed- High. FOR HOMES OPEN SUNDAY c;ARl'vIEL LANE 21002 MACK tional bedrooms and bath. kitchen, Formica snack bar, rooms. 3Jh baths. nice living ft. Building Sites Available. J0 HN S separate dinette, paneled fam. Choice "Farms" location. Just room. formai dining room, S. RENAUD 726-Four Bed. WE BUILD TO SUIT- • EAST BALANTYNE COURT-- ily room, fireplace, carpeting, off Lakeshore Road near Cres- HOOVER-EUR breakfast room. large kitchen, rOOIIlB. 21h baths, family Sillowa'Y & Exceptional face brick semi- CO YOUR PLAN OR OURS GOODMAN Excellent closet space. A-] cent Sail Club. AUTH. SERVI panelled library, jalousied room, library, full dining ranch with 2-car attached ga- condition throughout. Walk KARL DAVIES TU 5-3220 FREE PICKUP & D. anc:' specially screened ter- room and large kitchen with TU 4-7000 rage, 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, M a rv. B0 UTIN 93 Kercheval 886-3060 to Lady Queen of Peace and ALL MAKES race. breakfast area make this library, family room, kitchen. Model: 886-0525 Bishop Gal i a g her High Now available - Beautiful lot custom built semi-ranch a dinette combination plus for- East Side Vac Office: 884-7733 Schools. on Warner Road cul-de-sac 968 WESTCHESTER - You'll truly livable family home. mal dining area, and the de- BEAUFAIT cor n e r. Grosse 17176 E. Warren . NOTTINGHAM at 81. Paul - PRICE REDUCEiD in the heart of the Fanns, love the warm friendly in- 1 Well located on a beautiful sirable first floor utilities Pointe Woods, ranch, vesti- Formerly Harper , COT! low ranch built across close view of the water. terior with spacious picture lot. roO m, complete recreation bule, large living room with MARV. BOUTIN windows, large living room, 60' lot, all on one floor. Large COUNTRY HOME 21E-cUSTOM CCl room with bar and lavatory. fireplace, full dining room, TU 4-7733 GEORGE PALMS Rlty. dining room, big panelled WESTCHES'!'ER 910-Gracious living room, 2 bedrooms, WITH 5 BEDROOMS large kitchen, 2 bedrooms, Member E.D.R.A. Multi-List CALL 886-4144 "newer" center hall colonial. formal dining room, large STEPHENS, "Grosse Pointe IND!VIDU ALLY dE family room with fireplace heated terrace, full basement, Three bedrooms, two and a kitchen, attached 21/2 car ga- Early American style. Has large Spencer girdles ani and modern kitchen. Large Farms" -- Luxurious center gas heat. $19,900. bedroom and bath on main half baths, library. Lovely rage. $23,500. entrance ranch with 2 extra living room, fireplace, dining GlTIDE TO GOOD SERVICE Supports. Over 30 floor. Two other bedrooms family home in b~autiful con- large hedrooms, family room, room, large kitchen with dining BERKSHIRE, St. Clair Shores, per i e n c e. Maud~ ALLARD-Attached 3 bedroom with bath and extra large dition. $37,900. dining room, kitchen built-ins, space. Ample closet space. 2% 3 bedroom brick ranch. Rec. TUxedo 5-4027 or ' ranch 011 beautiful landscaped closets on 2nd floor, ceramic tile baths. 2-car garage room with bar, gas heat. Many 9-3317. lot. Recreation room, den, at- 2-car garage. RENAUD RP. 591- Price re- with horse stalls in basement. extras. $15,700. Owner trans- tached gar age, sprinkling Electrical Repairs A ~PECIAL HOME th:lt every- duced on this beautiiul Nor. HAMPTON - Exceptional 2-bed- Approximately 3 acres land, ferred. 21G-ROOF SERVI one dreams of. Situated on a mandy home. Four bedrooms, s:'stem. $23,900. room aluminum sided Colo- will landscape. 0 x £ 0 r d area. ROOF AND GUTTE large l~ with beautiful gar- 3% baths, den, family room. 41606 WINDMILL Drive, near GROSSE PTE. VICINITY-Ex- nial with natural fireplace, $29,500; $5,000 down. Appliance Circuits den on '.r.'hree Mile Drive. An Walking distance to all north River Rd., on canal. De~ks repaired, rei cellent neighborhood, 19884 garage, gas heat, low taxes, PROMPT SERVICE ideal floor plan that lends it- Venice Shores Sub., Mt. Clem- years experience, schoo13. Helen. Luxurious 3 bedroom convenient location. self to large-6cale entl:"rtaip.ing C. A. WEBSTER ens. 3 bedroom, brick ranch, on request. Don S ranch, . 2 full baths, family or intimate gatherings, 4 bed. MANOR 468 - Excellent three VERNIER RD. corner Wedge- 1 bath, 2 lavs., beautiful car- Krausmann Electric Co. 5.7460. roo m, built-ins, recreation Realtor rooms, 3 baths. library. large bedroom brick colonial. Good wood. Delux.e 3 bedroom face peting and draperies. Large Serving the Gl"osse Pointe area Oxford OA 8-2515 for over 36 years TU 2-5900 porch and patio. centrai air- room sizes. ~en, breakfast room-everything! $31,500. brick ranch. Natural fireplace, kitchen and family room, 2lf.z conditioning and many other nook. enclosed terrace, nat- rec. room, central air condi- Lake Orion MY 2-2291 brick attached garage. 4lf.z outsta!1ding features. ural fir e pIa c e, carpets, tioning, attached garage. years old. Reasonable. drapes. TIf!W gas furnace. MANOR GROSSE PTE. WOODS ANN WOOD REALTOR Serving the Pointe Area HAWTHORNE - Exceptional IMMEDIATE POSSESSION DRexel 1-2200 LAkeview 1-4920 HARVARD 1047-Appearances TU 6-0550 4-bedroom, 2 full bath semi. Tappan are deceiving. This house has RIVER ROAD, 21571, near "Our Service Could Mean ranch, 2 natural fireplaces. Parkway D r i v e. Beautiful J EFFERSON EAST 90 Kercheval Avenue three bedrooiils, 2 full baths, Separate dining area, large sewing room, large family Your Success" NEW 4-bedroom, 2.bath Col- ENGLISH TERRACE Phone 884-6200 kitchen, encloL~d terrace, 2- kitchen, glass enclosed porch, onial, paneled family. room, Choice corner location. Large FOR THE car garage. Complete recrea- "Vn-The-Hill" finished basement. All at a thennotype sealed wmdows, rooms. Fine paneling. Unusual HOME AND OFFICE tion room with lavatory. huge family sized kitchen, surprisingly low pri~e. GROSSE POINTE St. Oharles living-kitchen, all G.E. built-ins, dishwasher, New Portable Cranford, 16837. Unit like new, LOCHMOOR-5~bedroom, 31;2- built-ins plus barbecue, '4 bed- 2219 ALLARD - 3 bedroom S. DUVAL, 22--A IUKurious 2lh-car attached garage. 105'x TYPEWRITERS four bedrooms, 2lh baths, rec- bath semi-ranch with library, rooms, 2¥2 baths. Service ranch, I1h baths, family room, ranch home designed for 125' lot, includes Merion Grosse Poinle Cab reation room, garage. TUxedo enclosed terr,ace, 2-car attach- apartment on 3rd. TUxedo finished basement. Gar age. pleasant living for a small Blue sod. $34,900. $39.50 4.5590. Weekends and even- ed garage, large corner lot. 1.7214. Excellent condition. Queen of family. Two bedrooms, 2lh 13131 E. JEFFERSON AVE. ings. TUxed() 14523. MARV. BOUTIN TU 2.5300 Peace. Middle 20's. baths, a beautiful family room Model: 886-0525 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 447 and first floor laundry are Office: 884-7733 Moran, 3 bedroom, Colonial, llDDING 19883 W. WILLIA1VIS COURT~ some of the features which BY OWNER Carter & CO. 1% baths, draperies, carpet, MACHINES Executive's s9acious 3 bed- make this so attractive. Attractive and newly decorated CALL TU 4-4400 PAGET COURT, 1150 newly de~orated excellent room ranch, all large rooms. 2-hedroom home in Farms. Semi-ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 condition. Owner appoint- ROAD SERVICE YPEWRITERS Heated family room. Attached Grosse Pointe Vicinity Car and a half garage. Nice pri- baths, basement lavatory, oatur-\ ment, $24,300. TUxedo 4-6543. and garage. Excellent condition. vate back yard. Low ta)."'Cs. al fireplace, 2-car garage. Owner. ~----~------Solei. CHANDLER PARK DR. 18812- Tlll.9813 Low 40's. Anxious to sell. Close to library, hospital, bus 59.4 HEATHER LANE By appointment. TWinbrook 1. GROSSE POINTE AREA-Good 18,~\ and A larger brick colonial. Three TIll 4.3988 ~ line and shopping area. Just completed. Country French 8900, TUxedo 1-4750. schools? East Pointe Element- Service 588 CADIEUX-4 bedroom ter- big bedrooms u~; family room . ary has lots of room for fall ALL TI 169 Muir, $14,400. Ilf.z story, 2 bedrooms down, too!EW race, excellent location. Price or fourth Ledroom down. One term. See this lovely 3.bed- WOLVERINE TUxedo 2-2071 for appointment. 2 bedrooms up, separate din- and one half baths. recreation GROSSE PTE. SHORES rm., llh -bath brick ranch just 'Earl Richards Service The New Sport reduced. ing room. 3 baths. 1st fkor 20311 Mack ATe., bl tile Woods Typewrif'er Service room, 2lh car garage. Excel- 4 bedrooms, 2 bath ran c h , one black away. Call owner, -Disc Brakes- laundry. Large foyer with Our New Locatioll HARPER WOODS lent condition, good location. FOR POSITIVE RESULTS family room. $42,000. 881- PR 7-3592. Turns on a Dim open staircase. AOx150 ht. Next to the Sovarlne Hot.1 20887 VAN ANTWERP-3 bed- Under $23,000. ON YOUR 4169. Tre es. Choice home in choice room ranch, attached garage, I REAL ESTATE NEEDS, FOR SALE - 1357 Roslyn. GROSSE PO!HTE VA 2-3560 location. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, 447 Colon\al, 3 bedroom, family 5t. Peter's parish, Grosse I IMMEl CONSULT Open All Week 2 to :> Moran, 3 bedroom Colonial, roo m, living room. dining Pointe schools. $23,500. CHAMPION ALGER F. QUAST Closed Sunday 1lf.z baths, draperies, carpet, room, modern kitchen ir.- Shoe Repair M. JAMES WALKER REALTOR EAST SIDE COMPANY newly decorated, excellent eludes dishwasher, freshly LAN' DAVID WILLISON CO. condition, Owner, appoint. decorated. Sh~wn by appoint- 365 Filh'r Rd., Opp. High Dependable ServIce. 19178 Mack 181U! MACK AVE. TRII TUxedo 4-2106 Builder mE:nt. $25,000. TUxedO 4-6543. ment. TUxedo 4-4601. 881-7575 882-6781 TU 4-5700 TO 6-2000 12301 Morang _ ... _ rdsotSemS'" rS'srsssss"'SS 77572 7 S ; r 7 5 r s csO Thursday, July 2. 1964 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fif+een 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 21G--ROOF SERV:CE 211-PAINTING AND 210-WATERPROOFING 21S-CARPENTER WORK cipit'nt of Fr. Daniel A. Lord . LOT 50' x 120'. Grosse Pointe DECORATING T.O. GRACE SHEET & "Wast Promising Player" Award Farms. TUxedo 5-0107. 30 YEARS a general builder. Short and to the Pointe ROOFING CO. A-I INTERIOR and' exterior BAS E MEN T waterproofing. at U. of D., Miss Marshall is a Leaks stopped. Work guaran- A1u:ninum siding and trims. Complete Roofing and Repair painting, wall washing and All kinds of remoieling _ (Continued on Page 8) MARJORIE BEATTY, a re- 'sophomore theatre major in the teed. TU 2-5735. '. CHOICE ACREAGE-River and Tile, Slate, Tar, Asphalt, paper hai,ging. Have insur- basement to rooftop. The camp opened June 21 and cent graduate of Michigan State (ollege of Arts and Scienc~s " road frontage. Ideal develop- ance. Kenneth Pygott, SLoe will end July 4. University, has added some and a 1963 graduate of the Wood Shingle Staining 21 P-FURNITURE REPAIR mpnt area. :"-lear Expressway Satisfaction Guaranteed. cum 8-1780, after 5:30 p.m. C. A. PATIERSON .. • .. more honors to her long list of I A~ademy of the Sacred Heart anti lake. Priced right. In Pointe Since 1923. CUSTOM upholstering. A splen- TU 6-1464 SUSAN SHE MAN SKY, achievements. At a recent bana- HIgh School. 19306 Biglow 776-6443 DONALD BLISS daughter of MR. and MRS. AN- quet she became a member of .. • • ~1. JAMES WALKER did selectiou of decorative Decorator fabrics. Expert needlepoint THONY SHEMANSKY, of Har- Phi Kappa Phi (MSU not nav- MARY FRANCIS DOYLE 19178 ~tack ALL ROOF-& GUTTER WORK Exterior Interior mounting. Estimates cheer- Jltv1 SUnON bor Hill, will study at the Sor- ing a chapter of Phi Beta Kap- daughter of l\1R. and MRS. ED- Z, NOON TUESDAY 001 ,575 882-6781 Caulking, chi 1.1 n e y repairs. Free Estimates fully given. Ewald. 13929 Ker- Modernization work. Home re- bonne in Paris this summer. pa, this is the outstanding hl:n- WARD G. DOYLE of Williams Gutters cleaned 35 Years in G.P. cheval. VA 2-8993. pairs - attics, porches. Ga- Susan leaves for Eudope todoy; vrary). She also joined the '64 court, graduated summa cum ADVANCE MAINTENANCE rages. she will tour France, Italy and Club .and was se!ected a~ ou.t- laude from our Lady Star of ,L ESTAT~ . 'WAXT A GOOD EUILDING 'fU 2-5539 TU 1-7050 CHAIRS RECANED, dolll re- Switzerland before returning I standmg graduatmg semor m the Sea High School on Sun. SITE? __ ~_~~ _ paired. WA 1-2'110. 1677 BRYS ~ SALE EXPERT painting, paper hang- horne. A graduate of the Aced- French. day, June 14. During her four Dri\€' to end of North River 21H-RUG CLEANING TV 4-2942 TU 2-2436 ing. F r e e estimates. Van emy of the Sacred Heart in Marjorie left this month for years at the high school, she Hnad-Se(' this 1.6 acres at 21 Q-PLASTERING Lakeshore road, she win begin Europe where she will continue a("hieved highest scholarship in ~ POI~'TE SHORES confluence of Clinton River TACKED DOWN CARPETS Asche, TUxedo 4-1187. VA 4-1492. PLASTERING and painting, dry freshman studies at the Uni. her studies in French at Nice, a('ademie work and leadership. and Lake St. Clair. Space for A.ND FURNITURE Additions Alterations OPEN 2-6 walls, ceilings, new or repair versity of Michigan this fall. for four weeks, after which she She was also elected a mem- rY~E. 757. at For.- ,~ -t luxury homes, a}l facing the PAINTING, interior and exter- work. Basements, attics. con. Kitchen Modernization " '" ... wiU tour many of the other ber of the National Honor So- me. This newly built. ior. wall washing. paper re- ~ water. Buy on land contract, versions. 25 years experience. or Minor Repair MR. and MRS. ROBERT A. countries. Upon her return she ciety of Secondary Schools. d and piduresque 4- CLEAN ED moving. references. TRinity : $15,000 down. Ion Work guaranteed. Reference". Free Estimates COLLINS, of McKir.ley avenue, has been offered an assistant. Mary Francis will attend ~1:ar- n. den and family 4-2665. Cash or terms. WAlnut 4-4027. Licensed Contractor vacationed last weekend at the ship in French at MSU, where quette University in Milwal- ~olonial. is a dream Harbor Inn. Harbor Springs, she will continue working on kee, in September. 1 C ALL "Reasonable Painters" FRANK J. ST. AMOUR 'ue. 2 2 baths. spacious )',I,~':::Y0: LOCAT!ON 21 R-CEMENT WORK Mich. her masters...... ~,:o,,:;:-:I for free estimates on all types xurious kit~hen with TU 2-8324 TU 5-5791 1>1 the Pointe's most desirable RUGS PICKED UP • '" '" Marjorie is the daughter of MR. and MRS. JACOB PE- s. tiled basement, 1st of guaranteed work. PR 1- locations. AND DELIVERED 2720. CHIMNEY MR. a,nd MRS. PAUL F. GIF- MR. and MRS. P. C. BEATTY of TERFAS of Corning, N.Y. an- nwdry. 21z-ear attarh- :\otr. Edgar SPECIALIST FIN, of Moran road, returned Lennon avenue. I nounce the birth of a son, H(e. S51.500. Purdy & Edgar BRICK REPAIR Customcraft last weekend after a short vaca- '" * '" I JACOB PETERFAS IV, on June rA~:\ LA~E-Beauti. FREE INSPECTION tion in Keene, N.H. While in JOHN CARELTON WILSON 11. Mrs. Peterfas is the former • Cape Cod on corner TU 4-2228 KURT O. BAEHR 200/0 R. JOHNSON TU 5-6451 CONSTRUCTION New England. Mr. Giffin at- of North Oxford road, recentl; Pd~ricia Ann Finn of Grosse Complete in ('very Interior, exterior painting and COX & BAKER, Grosse Pointe's OFF CASH and CARRY COMPANY tended his Dartmouth College hosted a bachelor party for Pomte . 1 bedroom. library Builder of quality homes has decorating. Wall papering. Cus- ALL KINDS CEMENT class reunion. R I C H A R D BRUNEAU, of • • ... amilv room down. 2 tom work, Free estimates. LAke- Additions and Remodellng of all t he best selection of home- . '" • ,~ Cr.ampine road, who was mar- TOM and JERRY SCHOE. ms u'P. 212 baths. kitch- view 1.5716. AND BRICK WORK types expertly done. "iles in the Grosse Pointe MARTHA JANE ADAMS, Oif :ried two weeks ago Saturday. N1TH honored WILLIAM TA- It-ins. 2 fireplaces. 1st PRIDE • Family Rooms • kitchens area: all are chOice presti1e Basement Waterproofing Rivard boulevard, sailed !'e<:ent- • • '" . PERT at a going away party aundry. 21'i-car attach. CARPET AND FURNITURE PAINTING. colors matched. pa- • Remodeled • R e ere a t i oln locations. some overlook Lake Inside - Outside ly from Montreal aboard the I MR. and MRS. NORMAN T. held at the Roostertail June 15. 1ge. )'Iake offer. St. Cl.:\ir. s')me have age old pering, pawer removec:. wall Rooms • Porches • Attics Con. GARAGE F'LOORS, DRIVE. Empress of England, for six ROGERS of. Harvard road at...... A~A LA~E - :"iew 3. tret's. Sites have a minimum washing. w 0 r k guaranteed. verted • Dormers • Garages weeks In Europe. She will sight. tended the debut of their niece,\1:R. and MRS. HILLARD m rambling ranch. car. Width of 100 feet. CLEANERS Mertens. 122 Muir, TU 2-0083. WA YS, CITY WALKS, RAT Remodeled. s~e in England, Holl~nd, Bel. Hallie, daughter of Mr. and WEIGLE of McMillan road cele- livmg room. dining We invite your inquirie~ FREE ESTIMATES WALLS, PRE - CAST STEPS. Free Estimates and Plannin~ glum, Germany, SWItzerland, Mrs. Lawrence H. Rogers of orated their 40th wedding an- ~IZ bath,. paneled fam. and will be ~Iad to submit 10615 CADIUX YERKEY & SONS PORCHES Servlce. FHA Financing. Austria, Italy and France, re- Cincinnati Ohio on Wednesday niyersary at a dinner party in )m. 2 fireplaces. 1st detailed information and WE SPECIALIZE - Exterior FREE ESTIMATES DEAL DIRECT WITH turning to Montreal August 11., June 17.' Miss' Rogers' deb~t th{~ Whittier Hotel on June 6 aundry. 212 -car attach- plats. TUXEDO 5.5700 painting only. 27 years experi- No Job Too Small - Just Call BUILDER age. 31ake offer. C.\LL US AT TUXEDO ence. DU PONT pnints used. '" '" '" was a dinner dance given in the for their family and friends. BESTCARPET CLEANERS ELIZABETH ELLI01T, dau- Indian Hills home of her par. .. .. • IN TU 4-7733 5-7901) or VISIT OUR Reasonable. FRED NAVARRO TU 1-1024 ghter of the LESTER M. EL. ents. ~\1:ARSHALL NOECKER of - SHOW HOUSE AT 80 CLEANING, DYEING Call Even\ngs TUxedo 2-5735 'hr. tu 5-4415. offers: WILLOW TREE PLACE- TW 1-5896 WA 5-0398 _ LIOTTS 0 f 'I' 0 u r a i n e road, .. • • Handy road attended the grad. REPAIR~NG 1 21T-DRESSM.AKI NG 15. Richard. BrownrlI. .Just 2 blocks north of Grosse leaves tomorrow (July 3) for e MR. and MRS. EDWARD J' uation of his son. MARSHALL, PROMPT HOME SERVICE R & C PAINTERS VERBEKE "aurs. 4 bedrooms. 21:l Pointe Yacht Club. L. reunion in H~'derabad, Andrah TREAN~R, JR. (Mary Bradley), from Dartmouth College, Han • FREE ESTIMATES s modern kitchen ... GENERAL CEMENT CONT. ALTERATIONS professionally Pradesh, India, with her sister of Tourame road, announce theI OV(T, N. H. He was accom. INSURED I nearby ranches. 20505 16-PETS FOR SALE Custom work. very reasonable. Driveways, sidewalks, brick or done. Dresses, ~oats, suits CAROLYN, who has been doing birth of a son, ROBERT MI- pallied by his daughters. AN~ ine near Exoressway. All work guaranteed. Special on and skirts. 1114 Beaconsfield. doctoral research at Osmania CHAEL, June 15, and NANCY; a son WILLIAM POODLE Puppies. top quality. TU 2-6556 block porches built or re- new utilities. colon ial Exterior Painting. Call Bob 293- paired. All types of patios, VA 2-9743. University. '" • • and a nephew, EARL NOEC- Priced to go. Stud service. RADKE CARPET CLEANERS 4390. after 6 call VAlley 1-9712. Ir. extras for children basement waterproofinl~, tuck- I 'Dhe sisters, graduates of KER. from North Dakota. Fol- ogs ... 21031 Bayside LOrain 7.7925. Carpets, rugs, tacked uown or pointing, garages raised and REWEAVING-Clothing, moth Grosse Pointe High School and Among those receIving awards 10\l,ing the commencement ex- 11artin-Harprf. smart }IOVIXG TO APARnm-N-T--- loose and upholstered furniture extended. No job too small. holes, burns. tears. 11 years' Wellesley College, will spend and honors during the awards ercises, they left for New York ,st new. P'2 baths. easy cleaned and moth proofed, in Licensed and bonded. experience. 22549 Rav~n. PR six weeks traveling by air, with ceremony held as part of the City and a few days at the fair. Home needed for Sheltie, 9, your home the modern way s. read~'. PAINTING 7-4381. stops to visit Thailand, Indon- recent 120th conunencement '" • .. years old. Excellent children's with the latest Rug Deteger, TUxedo 2-6586 LA 1-4693 , esia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and program at Kemper Military ALBERT EMIL VOSSLER, ", I-story. 3 bpdrooms, pet. TU~~~~4._____ dries overnight. CEMENT WORK - Chimney MRS. GLADYS GOMEZ, Spanish Japan, returning to Grosse School and College, Boonville, II. of Neff road and a 1958 room. GE kitchen. rec. _\lI.\IATURE FRENCH poodle, Repairing, serge binding, throw GUARANTEE seamstress, dressmaker, altera. P . t . 1 tAt Mo was RICH PISHALSKI son porch repairs. Exterior paint. om e In a e ugus." , graduate of Grosse Pointe High l room. Convenient la- Sliver, female, 6 weeks old. rugs and runners, pickerl up ing and wall washing. PRes- tions. Any kind of fine sew. .. • • of MR. and MRS. W. P. PISH- Scho I 'II t th U' On All Exterior Work . 61 M Ki "h-t.t ALSKI f R'd ~ d R' 0, \lol en er . e rnver- $26.500. TUxedo 1. WO 1-0922. and delivered. cott 7..3452. mg. 95 c nney, ~ .rOI Seasoned pilot MRS. JOHN ,0 1 gemo.n. ~oa. IChi sity of Michigan Medical School Free est i mat e, reasonable 20 Years in 24, 371-3132. Call after 6 p.m. SMITH (Alice) HAMMOND, of ~as a~arded a ~eDlor Red Cross in September. The son of DR. 20-PIANO SERVICE prices. DR 1-3133. BRICK work, broken steps, . Meadowbrook, Pa., formerly of hfes.avmg c~rtlfic~te for com- \ ALBERT E. VOSSLER, he re- ~~-~-- ---< ------chi m n e y s, waterproofing POI~TE WOODS near CO:\lPLETE piano service. Tun. Grosse Pointe CUSTOM SEW lNG, alterations. Grosse Pointe, is particJ.pating pletmg the lifesavmg .course at ceived his B.A. degrcz from of Peace. Modified 211-PAINTING AND walls, tuck pointing, all other Jeanne, TUxedo 1-2965. again this year in the Powder Kemper. An ?utstandmg m~m- Eaf,tern University in February, J11g. rebuilding, refinishmg. repairs. Call anytime, VAlley [1 colonial with three M-mothing. Member Piano DECORATING . Puff Derby, all woman trans- be.r of the high sch~ol swlm- 1963. bedrooms (you'll love 2-6648. SEWING alterations, adults and cont;nental air race. Derby fly- ml.ng team,. he. preVIously re- • '" .. Technicians Guild. R. Zech, EXTERIOR PAINTING - Wall R. L. Sh urtleff zes--1712XI2, 18xl01,i. children; hems, zippers, plain ers take off in Fresno, CaliL, celVed a sWlmmmg letter. Pointer MARY E. ASMUS of 731-7707 washin~, cement work, chim- T. O. GRACE. Brickmason . all with walk.in drapes. Blankets bound. TU July 4, and must cross the '" '" '" Beaupre avenue was awarded a ney and porch repair. PRes- NEW & REPAIR Fireplace, : 1 baths. den with 2- 1~7455. finish line, Atlantic City, N.J.'s Pointer KATHLEEN ANN Ba(~helor of Arts degree from 21A-GENERAL SERVICES cott 7-3452. TU 4-7296 chimneys, porches, f 0 u n d a - ireplace. 2-('ar garage. - - _.---~~--_.~--- tions, driveways, patios. Ex. ------boardwalk, by July 8. MARSHALL, daughter of MR. Southern I 11 i n a i s University, 1956. S29,900. TU. 1- HAXDY MAN S £ R V ICE - I P AINTIN'G exterior and inte- pert tuck pointing. In Pointe EXPERT alterations done in .. '" '" and MRS. JOSEPH MAR. \ Carbondale. Ill., at commence- Chlmnt:y. porch repair!lIld rior. W~lI washing. Grosse Since 1923. your home by the day. Grosse MR. and MRS. DAVID MAS- SHALL of Harbor Hill, has \ rnent exercises in McAndrew odd jobs. PRescott 7-3452. Eointe references. Mr. Page. TUxedo 1-0095 Pointe references. V A 11 e Y SON BOGLE, (Janet Van- been cast in the role of Ti- Stadium on Friday, June 12. tone &- Johnstone 19306 Biglow 776-9443 2-0416. Osdol), of Neff road. announc- tania in the sixth annual Uni. --- __ ~ ~_ CARPET LAYING ~22-7348. LATILLA & BATTAGLIA ed the birth of a daughter, ve.sity of Detroit Summer :-l'EW AND OLD EXTERIOR house and garage AL TERATIONS and sewing. MARY MARGARET, June 24. Repertory Festival's production Cement Drives • Patio!' • Etc. WOOD RA~CH near Stair Carpet Shifted paintin~. Excellent ref e r- DANNY'S Will pick up and deliver. • • • of Shakespeare's "A Midsum-. f Sea. Three bedrooms. Repairs of All Types ences. Very reasonable. Free Garages Rai'led TUxedo 1-3669. In hon(K of the 17th birthday mer Night's Dream," slated to ,..tA lths. built-ins. terrace. Cigaret Burns Re-Woven estimate. 821-9684. PAINTING & DECORATING Licensed - Insured of their daughter LYNN, the open in the Festival Tent on I!{ games room. over- LEO TRUDEL Paper Hanging LAkeview 1.3710 PR 5.2492 PROFESSIONAL Dressmaking VICTOR KITZULS, of North Friday, July 10. A 1964 reo Grosse Pointe ttached gara,4e. excel- BOB TRUDEL COMPLET~ decorating ser- and alterations. Grosse Pointe Rosedale court, entertained at ------~-~-- and Wall Washing oset area. 534.900. Tl' n: 5-0703 '771-0865 vi~e. Interior and exterior store experience. 331-8663. a party Sunday afternoon, June Memoria' painting. ? ape r removing EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR W. KLEINER 28. About 40 of Lynn's young GROSSE POINTE 21D-ELECTRICAL and paper h a n gin g. Wall J. EXCLUSIVE ALTERATIONS friends attended. They were ~ Ohurch ne Johnstone CEMENT CONTRACTOR & washing. Workmanship guar- by Marie Stephens. Quick entertained by a local folk sing- METHODIST CHURCH United Presbyterian APPLIANCES All types of cement and brick J~ anteed to be the best. For DANNY NESMITH service on hems. (Furs). TU ing group composed of TOM I 16 Lake Shore Rd. work; drives. porches, walks, 211 Moros. Rood -' Bertram de H. OTS FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY estimate. call 5-7610. REED, FRANK CATOCCIAMO 20681 WEDGEWOOD patios. Truck painting. Pre-cast and DENNY SCHROEDER. Atwood AR),1EL LA""F WILLIAM FORSYTHE GROSSE POINTE WOODS steps. 9:30 Worship: Church Sehool : I''Ben L. Tallman VAlley 2-9108 21 U-PLUMBING ... '" '" ! Lyman B. Stookey on Carmel. 100'x165' HOOVER Natural Flagstone Walks Among the recent gr~dua~es for Nursery through 6tb grade. Richard W. Mitchell imately. Highest e~e. FACTORY AUTHORIZED and Patios. from Michigan State Umverslty ~ -' - Ministers T. O. GRACE Prime location in SERVICE ERNEST A. BOCK Natural Stone Planters is MRS. KENNETH NAGLE~, Painter and decorator; quality 886-2363 ~..:"~_ Service 9:30 " off La1.;eshore Road. POINTE VACUUM Fine Residential Painting NO JOB TOO SMALL SPRENKLE who received a Bachelor of SCI' and color matching, the finest. -- ~ Church School he lake from your .FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY Interior & Exterior LICENSED AND BONDED • PLUMBING ence degree in home economics. Minister _ __ thru Primary Served Grosse Pointe homes for Call tonay. \EW REBUILT PARTS Satisfaction Guaranteed. TU 2-0717 • HEATING Mrs. Nagler is the former Caro~ REV. JAMES D. NIXON 2C years. Complete Insurance Coverage Crib Room thru Adults A VIES TU 5.3220 • SEWER CLEANING Krutz, daughter of MR. ane. TU 1-1014 TU 1-0647 20685 Woodmont TU 1-6905 In Pointe Since 1923 21S-CARPENTER WORK 21()02 MACK MRS. FRED H. KRUTZ, ~f AR:\'1EL LANE 19306 Biglow 776-6443 VA 2-1282 Ridgemont road. Mr. Nagler ~s COMPLETE decorating. Paper- SHOLTZ the Carpenter wants Farms" location. .lust SINCE 1918 attending Michigan State Um- hanging, insured, guaranteed. carpenter work. Small repair The Grosse Pointe THE GROSSEPOINTE shore Road near Cres- HOOVER-EUREKA FIRST CLASS versity this summer. Al Schneider. TUxedo 1-0565. jobs prefered. 771-3729. Congregational Club. AUTH. SERVICE EXTERIOR PAINTING .. ... '" BAPTIST CHURCH LICENSED master plumber. Church AVIES TV 5-3220 FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY HUGHES BROTHERS, painting REASONABLE DOING .all types of carpenter R e pair s. remodeling, etc. Among the freshmen sched- 8 Mile at Mack, ALL MAKES and decorating, wall washing, uled to enter Western Michigan 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop Grosse Pointe Woods PRESCOTT 2-6598 work, remodeling attic rooms, Guaranteed electric sewer ilable - Beautiful lot expert paper banging, f!ee porches. Small or big jobs. University for the first time Worship Service and arner Road cul-de-sac ~ost Side Vacuum cleaning. Cal Roemer, TU Invites you to worship 17176 E. Warren TU 1-1122 estimates. 5293 Yorkshne, 21J-WALl WASHING Estimates free. TUxedo 5.5892 2.3150. next fall who visited the WMU Church School at 9:30 heart of the Fanns, TUxedo 2.9750 or 821-9643. campus iast week, were Point- with us. F0rmerly Harper Vacuum Crib Room thru 6th Grade iew of the water. BACK IN BUSINESS ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS ers MAR C I A M. A U G E R, 10:00 a.m. Church School 21V-SILVER PLATING 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship E PALMS Rlty. 21 E-CUSTOM CORSETS GEORGE S. DALLY WALL WASHING Family rooms, porch enclosures, CHRISTINE J. TRZECIAK. Sermon Topic: ~_.~ ----- PAINTING, DECORATING modern kitchens, attics convert- MICHAEL BALLOW, JAMES 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship LL 886-4444 PAINTING & DECORATING "What About Loyalty?" l\"D!VIDliA~LY d (' s 1 g n.e d Paper hanging and wall. wash. ed. SILVER & GOLD PLATING R. LYLE and RUSSELL COL- and Radio Broadcast I HOME MAINTENANCE by Sr::ncer gIrdles and surgical ing. Servin~ this commumty for COMPLETE MODERNIZING Oxidizing and Repairing LINS. Dr. A. Dale Ihrie, Minister ERVICE supports. Over 30 years ex- over 25 years. ELMER T. LABADI E LICENSED & lNSURED Brass Polishing & LacG,uering. • $ • John William Estes, Jr. p (' r i e n c e. Maude Bannert. TU 1-7480 TUxedo 2-2064 HELMER Jf'we1ry Repairing. Engraving. ELAINE DOOLEY, daughter Tlixedo 5-4027 or TOwnsend. ~------~-~-~._-_._~~- ---- LEEBERT of MR. and MRS. EDWARD First Church ~f Christ, 9-3317. 20 years experience. All cracks 21K--WINDOW WASHING TUxedo 4-0522 DOOLEY, of McKinley avenue, Scientist • SILVERSMITHS who was graduated this June pairs inside and outside fixed. .f.Jl A-OK Window Cleaners. Serv- Grosse Pointe Farms First English 21 G-ROOF SERVICE 14508 CHARLEVOIX from St. Paul's High School, - walls and ceilings sanded. ice on storms and screens Sunday Service, Sunday School INTERNATIONAL 1 Bik. east of Chalmers will attend St. Mary's of the and Infants Room, 10:30 o.m. ROOF AND GUTTER work-- Windows and cracks caulkLd Free estimates. 521-2459. Ev. Lutheran ireuits and p'.:ttied. Clean. guaran- CONSTRUCTION CO. VA 2.7318 Woods College in Indiana this Wednesday Testimoniol Meet- Decks repaired, replaced. 2[, ing ... 8:00 p.m. teed work. I fall. years experience. references G. OLMIN SPECIALISTS IN William H. Fries Auditorium, Church CALL GEORGE HOME IMPROVEMENTS • • • on request. Don Seeger. TU WINDOW CLEANING 21Z-LANDSCAPING 32 lakeshore Rd. VI 1.5961 Additions - Porches ALVAN MACAULEY, JR., Vcr"ier Road at Wedgewood 5-7460. SERVICE ReadinCJ Room Driveways - Bas~ments of Kenwood road. fishing in WALL WASHING COMPLETE landscaping serv- 19613 Mack Ave., Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods Attic Rooms - Baths the Islamorada, Fla., tourna- FREE ESTIMATES ice, lawn cutting, cultivation Grosse Pointe Woods Aluminum Awnings, Siding ment June 7, released one tar- Sunday School and WE ARE INSURED and fertilizing. edging and Hours - 10 to 5 daily except Storms and Screens pon, making him eligible. for Sunday ond Holidays, Thursday Church Worship 9:30 A.M. clean-up work. Julius La- ALL WORK GUARANTEED trophies and prizes in the Fly and Friday evenings 7 to 9. VALLEY 1-9321 Quiere, PRescott 8-2709. Free No Money Down, 5 Years to Pay Casting division. All Are Welcome TUxedo 4.5862 C81Ttle estimates. $2.25 per hour. 21 L-TILE WORK 869-4470 --~------~------21Z-LANDSCAPIHG CERAMIC TiLE. Patching. re- CARPENTER - All types re- TRIMMING, removal, spraying. , -# JUMPO~ pairs. 884-1933. pair and remodeling. Carl Complete tree service. FEEDING? St. Paui EVI R THE Watson, LA 6-5501. St. James 21N-ASPHAL T Cal Fleming Tree Service Your tree6, shrubbery and ever. ND OFFICE TU 1-6950 greens need new plant-food Lutheran Church DRIVEWAYS Ch.lfonht .nd Lothrop Lutheran Ohurch H. F. JENZEN the sam., as your lawn. We ew Portable TU 1-6670 ASPHALT DRPEWAYS THAT BUILDING COMPLETE home maintenance. can effectively rejuvenate Kercheval at McMillan FU" We Invite You To Worship PEWRITERS -!. COMPLEMENT YOUR HOME Expert lawn care. S p r i n g them via the famous LIQUID with a real "SWINCER" Home and industrial repairs With Us TU 4-0511 City Approved Contractors clean-up. Feeding. Sodding $39.50 Additions, at tic s ~ompleted. POWER FEEDING METHOD. 8:30 A.M.-Worship Sunday Service: Summer Porch enclosures, recreation and fertilizing. Reasonable. 9:45 A.M .•-Sunday School JEFFERSON AVE. CALL IMPERIAL 821-4282 after 5 p.m. Preston Tree Expert & 11:00 A.M.-Worship schedule, one service only rooms, garages repaired. 11:00 A.M.-Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. (Nursery) 864-3424 TU 1-9744 TU 4-3011 Spraying Co. (Ages 1-8) ADDING KRA Y Lawnmowing S e r v ice. Rev. Charles W. S.ndroek Sunday School-9:30 .a.m. Young man does top job at Horticultural Specialists Putor MACHINES Bruce 8ergqullt Rev. George E. Kurz, Pastor reasonable rate. 881-0558. Days TU 1-0957 Nights TU 1-3930 Vleu YPEWRITERS SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES Richard W. Gerken, Vicor and Sales FOR OVER V2 CENTURY and I Unity of, the Servic. Every style of Fence Christ 0piscopal Church Bethany ~t.1 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE! erected for you Gresse Itointes Christian Church LVERINE The New Sports Car Sensation! !--4-Speed Gearbox 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard The Reverend (Disciples ot Christ) writer Service -Disc Brakes-Roll-up Window.s-Bucket Seats-- WA.1-6181 Alger House.War Memorial 5991 Cadieux Road Erville B. Maynard, D.D. 32 Lakeshore H."" Location inCluding At Linville the Sovorine Hotel First Sunday flOur Natural Serving Grosse Pointe Turn;~;;~m~I~~~.r;:;~~;;;PH_ Chain Link All-Steel and 8:00 a.m.-Holy Communion VA 2-3560 Rustle Styles 9:30 and 11: I 5 a.m.-Holy Inheritance" John W. Tant. M1nl.st.er REV. KENNETH BRADY, 1 Communion and Sermon PASTOR Other Sundays Sunday Service 9 a.m. LANGS AUTO SALES 8:00 a.m.-Holy Communion and 12 Noon O:SO Church School MEHl.ENBACHER FENCE CO. 9:30 ond 11: 15 a.m.-Morning fi:30 Youth Fellowships dab'e Service. TRIUMPH SALES-PARTS-SfRVlCf Prayer and Sermon. 12301 Morang (near Kelly) DR 1.0600 10403 HAlPER RESiDENTIA~ INDUSTRIAL Sunday School 9 a.m. 10:45 Worship ,., ~------_ .... ~ ~-~~- - ~ ~- - - --~------'--~--~-~---._-----~'.~-~ - Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 2, 1964 * * * * Feature Page * * * * who~ where aad whatnot Good Taste by whoozil PiWoNte Recipes oj Startling look-alike ... Inez Chapin Hutton, dancing jn a floor length. blue, brocaded gown at Lee Pearce's People in The Know fIJ-Otnte coming-out party - a Dead Ringer ior her aunt, Mrs. Charles Hassan (the former Sammy Chapin), during R. LEFT.OVER MEAT HER debutante days~ (SUMMER DISH) Counter Points .. . . Contributed by Mrs. Frank Carl. By Pat Rousseau Carolvn Hubbard Luras •.. captures the essence SOn and Mrs. Francis Dewey of ma~ieai. bright youn~ summers in one of her latest 2 cups ham, veal, beef or A Present ... with a future. Now is the time to poems, "Elevt'n 'Vonders:" chicken monogram for Christmas giving. Walton-Pierce has been We are ele1Jen-my brother and l- 1 envelope Knox gelatin taking orders for beautiful handkerchiefs and individ. And our birthday comes in the summertime % cup cold water ualized gifts every summer for their forward looking When we'u toads to roam and we've kites to fly 2 cups well seasoned And trails to follow and trees to climb. stock or bouillon customers. We play all day while the sun is hi9h 1 chopped onion • • And we sleep allllight when the winds are free- 1 stalk celery, chopped The Top Drawer ... is a fun place to shop. Their And everything he likes-so do I Juice of 1 lemon Christmas in July Sale 1nakes it even more enjoyable And everything I like-so does lie. % cup canned pimento these days with deUghtfnl savings on dolls, children's We measured ourselves by our father', tree 1/2 Tbsp. parsley clothes and toys. Special surprises ••• too! It's UP in And we cut our names deep in the hic'{ory limb- Soak gelatin for 5 minutes And the heighth of the mark that he made f?T me in Volcup water. Add oniun the Village at 17007 Kercheval. Happily no billing 'till Was the same as the mark that I made jor hzm. and celery to stock and bring September! But sometimes we wonder-when we are rn-en to boiling point. Boil 3 min. • utes. Pour over gelatin. Add lemon. When mixture begin'S Check Off ..• 8 car check-up before vacationing. The new sign in the Service Department of Riverview Dodge, 15205 East to. stiffen, add meat, parsley, Jefferson will assure you of car-perfect motoring. It reads, "Our celery, and pimento. Turn in- service policy is to fully please our customers. If you are not to mold.. Serves 8. completely satisfied, see Joe Doyle," :::~~::~b::~::::~::i::~~::~::~~:::~::: l~;~:2,~':'~ • • • strong, clear colors, Mrs. P. J. Crowley, Stephens. road, Picture by Eddie McGrath. Jr. ?f Present Sheryl A Picnic ••• starts in the kitchen. How about an looks superb in chalk white sheaths, wIth clean, sImple- MRS. WILBER M. BRUCKER, JR" OF MERRIWEATHER ROAD as-simple-can-be lines.,.. and ,plain, *high-heeled pumps. 8y Janet Mueller I ~ _ automatic potato peeler to speed up making potato A t Little Club salad. A rotisserie will (ook the chicken to a turn. A p . t I Vital, bright-blue-eyed Do~is Bruc~er, new president one and bring a greater-than- cake is quickly blended via a built-in mixer. The clean. Gayest evening shirt ••. in Grosse OlD e be ongs of the Junior League of DetroIt, Inc., IS a woman whose ev~r response.. ., . Mrs. Arthur F. Hoffman, of up will be easier in a Mutschler kitchen that is designed Windmill Pointe drive, pro;- to Howard D. Harrington, of East Jefferson avenue. energy matches her ideas. Active, artistic and community- d HOPhefUllY,If It s a tlUhC~,cfOOll to make food preparation a picnic for you all year. See The big, soft pleats are piped in colors, bright re~ and. . bTt t I ,.th th ay t ey can wear eIr a l> l,zn t e d her granddaughter, green-providing especially colorful accents 'Y1th a orIented, she combmes the a 11 yore ax WI e outfits" she notes. Sheryl Lynn Chapman, daughter the models at 20489 Mack Avenu('. white dinner jacket. We understand Mr. Harrmgt0!1 ability to Get Things Done. 'Chance to Explain of Mrs. Betty E. Chapman, of • • • g Birmingham, to society Wednes- bouf'i'ht the shirt in Paris. He's manager of the DetrOIt As mot~er of Bthrbebe.yoAun weren~t")in Lon don Ion g Traditionally, the J u n i 0 r We Repeat ... When you travel it's wise to take S ~ h 0 h t I Grosse Pomters, 0 Ie nn, enoug . . L P'd t' h rt day, June 24, at a tea in the ymp ony rc es ra. U:y: Billy who will celebr;lte Always on Go eague resl en ~Ives a s 0 Grosse Pointe Club. along an Upjohn Drug Travel Kit. It puts some of the * .. .. 2, , . • I speech before FashlOnscope be. most commonly used medication,~ at hand when you need . his eighth bIrthday thIS August, The touring Bruckers kept. . . d Floral theme for the after- Guess Who? ... 8. local lady, who dnves a black i and Brad 21~ Mrs. Brucker gOI'ngnl'ght and day Both like gms, eXPlal!lltnhgthLework Man them. A practical solution to a headache on the turn- dl f noon party was all-white. An station wagon and often takes her grey poo e 'dor a rI e, has a busy' "home"., schedule. music and they saw. operas in I purposesB k for1 th"e eagueg'olde~rs pike, sniffels on boating weekend jetting the heirloom poinrte de Venise cloth, a or to leavin!! him inside the auto while she shops, has taught Fortunately, her children get,' Rome' at the Baths of Cara- ruc ter .tee sW'th1SIS a or Continent. The kit, small in size, is ideal .for glove COrl?