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BEAJllLINES •Men's Garden Club. Hands Out Honors . , " af the "VOQdsPlans Fight Unanimous WEEK ' ." D.' Vote Cast As C01'1,rpiled by the • By Council Grt;JStl ,Pointe News A.galnst etrolt .s
Farms Officials Hear Argu- Thursday, Novembe:r IS Water Rate Hike ments from Both Sides THE POLICE FORCE of the United Nations is rushing to the Before Deciding to Suez Canal to prevent. Egypt Council Voices Bitter Opposition to Shift in ,Source of 'Ban Additive from becoming the trigger for World War III. UN Secretary- Supply~ See Waste of $60,OQO Spent for New Main, The C'l)ntroversial question General Dag Hammarskjold is~' ' Woods councilmen, at a regt+lar meeting held on MDn- of whether or not to add the sued orders for the force to go-" day, November 19, voiced, bitter, opposition to Detroit's chemical fluorine' to 'the ahead, hours before the Egypt~ plann.ed switch 6f supplying the city with water from Farms water supply was set- ian Government r e q'U.est e d 'another station. , - 0-'- ' tIed Monday night, by the Russia to send "volunteers" to aid her in her fight with Israel, - Recently, ,Detroit informed B d Ch unanimous decision of the Britain and ]'rance. He left by the council that it plans to sup- a ecks Farms City Council against plane from New York to super~ ply the Woods with water the addition of the chemical" vise the occupation of the now pumped from the Northeast S d 'P l The Council's action was con- quiet battle zone. Pumping Station rather 'than en UfO ee trary to an advisory vote asked .. ... from Waterworks, Park, and of the Farms voters ,on a special Friday, November 16 that 'the price for this, water Back to Pen proposal on the November 6 would be' hiked from 65 cents ballot. The 3,036 to 2,086'final IN NOTES to the prime min- .per 1,000 cubic feet, to $1 per _ tabulation r.evealed a scant ma~ isters of Britain, France;!':and t'1,000 cubic feet. Wallace Helies Must Face jority of the citizens wished to Israel, Soviet Premier Nikolai - ' !Juilt New Main have the chemical added to their Bulganin warned that the Unit- . The' bittern.ess ,arose from th~ Further Charges in Detroit water, but over 1,000people did ed Nations' international police fact that the Woods completed After Serving Sentences not vote either way on the pro- force must not be stationed. in a"24-inch .water main, along --- posal. the Suez Canal Zone. lie also Vernier road, from the city lim- A parole vicrlator, charged Chambers -lammed demanded that the three na~ tions pay l::gypt for material its at Harper avenue to Mack with' passing phony checks in The council chambers Monday losses suffered through their in- avenue, in 1950,at a cost of $60,- the Wooqs; was sentenced to evening were jainmed .with pro- , 000.' Plans for this main and its a Federal and State prison, ponents and opponents of fluori- vasion. Egypt already has in- , installation' were drawn up ac~ ' dation. The CoUncilheard from sisted that the UN police force ' 'demands of the on two separate days. ~ording to the . 40 f 2000 all who wished to speak on the.' ,be posted only on the 1949Pal~ Detroit Water BoarM ,which had Wallace F. He1les, , 0 estine arniistice' line between • "'t Gulf boulevard, Indian Rock subject. . ',' ",". :-'Pictureby'FredRunneDs: promISed,the water from Water~ ' In arguments before the vote, Egypt and Israell and that Brit- , It was Civic Awards Night at the meeting of the President, Jack WgIianis, Shores; Andy, Graham :'Shores~ ': works, situated at E. Jefferson' ~:'~~~l i~~e a:;:~e~ ~~~~ the .Councillistened to four citi~ ish and French troops be pulled Men's' Garden' Club of Grosse Pointe in the ,War Mem:- W. C. Osborn, Jr.~ St. Paul, Lutheran 'Church;"Thoma;", and, Cadillac. ',The Northeast on-'Thursday, November 15, and zens who spoke for fluoridation" out immediately...... orial Center on Thursday, November 15. CertificateS Robitaille:, ~tobert 4\[;, OJrr;'Lib~:ary; Mrs.' eameron Water- Pumping Station is located at was sentenced to two years in arid five who spoke against. . 'were, presented, to "various public bu'ildi,ngs',for the bea'u'ty :, '. C tt" 'H 't"L J"hn Eld ' ,'" Conner and Six Mile road. P . f Mayor William F. Connolly, f h m~" 0 ~age OSPl'a:.; 0 er, '-Library; Custer The new main would cost an Milan rison, for violatIon 0' Jr., made a recommendation Saturday. November 17 0 t e landscaping they"have contributed to the Poirtfe. ',. H9.meier arid ,FraI;lcis,Duffy, Kerby Schoo1~',. ' , estimated $i,000,000; it was parole. , against restoratiQ~. The mayor RUSSIA OFFERED to destroy Left, to, ri~~,t .ar.~:.-, M.ayor,W, illi~ Connolly, Far$,:" ; -' - .. ,' _ 'r' brought' out: at' the council , Sent Up for TWo Years Isaid he believed he had'read its H-bomb and A-bomb stock------", .,' ~,.', ' meeting but'~Detroit will, 'not Helies had appeared before thin' ~ t' 'th' pile if the nations of the West ", ' ' , ' , , ", : . oJ';; !~,.i"""''''''''(''._J,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,)'<~'lI' ' ,,' ,'" / every g m prm on e ques- =~dp~~~~~e;.,~=erJ'~Gitrtl:eners ....."X ;eo'MmUiii~Clit)fn~t6'Give. Poi~r:at$~;~'':~\i~~"':;~,:~~:~ ~~g~~~in:p~ 1;~~ ~~da~~n, at:~ec?~= Big Four, plus India, "In view G'. A' d " , - , stall the pIpes. prison and four years probation medicine in water wpich also. ~fo~~ef~~:~o;n;~:t Un~~~::i~:,I,Ve,:" U?ar s Special,C,hristmas' C:on~ert Weig'ht-Gas ..~ii~:a~Zn~~hc=~~aid ~:l{:~k~t~e~in~~:~e:~~~~:s~GrossePointe City,resi~
Eisenhowerai"{:;" messagesand totoprimePresidentminis~ FOll" Bea,uty At Pa,rcelis~ on December_ 9 Tax,..8hare ::!.~~;{~£~:3!:~~:. C~~~::::~~!~~~ge~tp'po~~~e:S ~eabXyS~o;.~~ --- ,-,' ' ';,. - . ~ . e", ,,' ~ " ,". ". ", '. err'Detroit:':wouldfinance the'inj his probation officer to move to recommendation. ~~~i~tf ~~~~ain'a;;a~~a,COt~; Pubiic'Bu11dings' W'ith Out-' Progra~ Divided'lnto Fi~e S~tions WiII.l=eature Number State Highway: Deparment st8Jl~~ion, ~r' i~ 't?e project Florida. City Also A1fec'ted Russian premier warned that st~nding Landscaping Given Dedicated to Organization. Receptlcm to Follow' 0" t "b t" T t I f would be th~-~oods problem. . His probation Violation came The decision' means that the h b If. R " " b M' I L- • " . I - IS rl U ""9 0 a, 0 'He, also saId, It is still unde~ to light when he passed two City' of Grosse--Pointe, which ;h:nge~ a~:t '?tOd~;~~~ ~~vi~~ eco~'"'tlon y en s C uci The Christmas season will soon have officially arrived , $6,597 ..94 in Tax"Monies ci~ed which of the communities checkS, totalizig $301,54, in the buys its water from the Farms, forces could -rakeover the whole " . --. but the Grosse Pointe Community Chorus has been pre- ---, :vIll'coIlstruct the 'proposed wat- ,(Continued on Page 2) won't get fluoridation either. of Western Europe without the .The Men:s. Garden Slub of paring for their contribution to .the joys of December fO,r The five' Pointes will re- ~ar~tora~e tank m Ghesquiere When the Farms began to add, use of rocket or nuclear weap- GroSS4!,Pomt7' met m: the sotp.e time. Since early September, t~e ,e~horus has' be~n c~iye~a. ~o.t~l".of,16,597:9.~ a~\ b' the~~eet:k;as demanded Young Teeners flu~rine to its water in 1951, it, ons." Bulganin's message also War Memorial Center on, re~earsirig a v~ri,ed progr.am to present to the Grosse their'.shar~'in:-the,weight~anc;l ,w~ter can ,be tstorO~dfo~ ::r: was one of the pioneers in tak-' proposed aerial inspections up to Thur~day eyening, N ov~b~r !'oltnhte COdi~t~l~y topn Sun 9-aYJ''I?eceH~1?ehr:S9;h:'at'I.3: 30P::n- :tghas?ISlne~;.:taHx~Sh'coJlecDtep::ptY suInmer 'water' periods; Confess Thefts ~:~~~~n~~~~~ inFf;:~~~~~ ll V t i~~t~l::t ~~r~i:;t~~ S~~o~e.the 15, to present six CiVic' In e au ,ormm a aree .s "umor 19.' c po, ,e:l.'-nIe~',e. a"'1=">., ,lg .wa.-r. "ep.ar ~ '. ¥embers of the Woods coun- follo-wirigan advisory referen ...... A is f th b t d and Mack avenues. . ,~ , ,,' ment ,)~.urmg:",.:th~ thIrd. (Continued on Page 2) "A 'groU' p' Af 14-y'ear,-oldboys dum, in which 1,832 vote~ ware or e es g,ar ens Sponsored by the,'Communlty '.,'m ,'It... ',' 'ed quarter"of 1956~ . v ~ Sunday. November 18 d d f G P . t ' .' , conce a ye,ar. IS govern , ',,' ------arre ted 0 tobe 22 by H agamst. the 1,366.who we-orein THE SOVIET NOTE tlin. g an ~roun so rosse om e Se!vic~ pepartment. of the by a board of direCtors chosen Michigan' ;Highway"CO~iS~.S • Ch. f s on c r ar- favor of continuing adding the plans for world ciisa~~am:t public: buildings. :Business qrosse Pomte'.Board of.,Educ~- 'from the group ancl is open to sione;-: Charles',~.~ Zlegl.e~i:an~ " ,!OOzlng, ze per Woods police for breaking chemical. contains something new and po- plac,es were not included' in tlon, the chorus was formed In anyone in the' co~uni~r :v-ho nounc~ that .t~e dl~,tJ;ib1;ltl0n,of 'Prey' f Th. f' i and entering into a business Harry A.. Carson, who ~ a tentially encouraging, it was' the' judging. January of 1953by Mr~ and Mrs. enjoys producing fme ,musIc~ $9,257-,580.~4,m ,ta:~~.,cope~t~~ ";. ,0 ze place, were placed on probation representative for the Grosse said by Un.ited States officials Chairman Charles Thiede of Malcolm Mac~an. Johns ,a.nd. Johns :18Conductor ' under Act 8,7.o~the,'~9.Q5,~~~- --- and ordered to make restitution Pointe Parents' 'Committee for in Washington. They believ.e, St.' Pelli! Lutheran Cliurch at severa,l of. theIr frIends~"Smce Mr. Johns, conductor of the, lature, has already',b:g~~ ;,' , , , Chief ~a!ter,~.Hoyt of the for their part in destroying fiuoridatio:n, asked the Council after 3 study of th~ note, ~hat 3,75 1,0 t h r C? p, received his that tune It ,has p-resented two chor.us, is assistant profes;sor ~f .Bo'w ,1t_,~' Sh~ Far1~' police depart~ent is schOolproperty and petty thefts to reinstate fluoridation on ;the the Russian proposal is different church's award.. . mUSICat Wa~~neSt~t~ ~nlVel'Sl:" . The,.Park will. 'get '$.1,8.'78:21; sPQr,mg ,a ,red ,face s~ce re- in ~he Woods. basis of the results of the refer-- from old, unacceptable ideas ,C()ttag~ HospItal 'preSIdent, Punge'n' t' Pooch ty and orgamst and choll'rnaster the Woods '$1'85647. the'Farms, tU~~tl~gfr10ma deer huntmg ex~ ,JUTVhenileb°PYrSoe. baPaPtel~orendo'bfeffl.oCreerenduro vote. and regular line of Soviet prop- Mrs." Cameron Waterman ac~ at the Grossl~Pointe Mel'norial ' ',.' , ' . peu.,lIon ast ,week. , ' Dr. Ba:ssig Approves '. aganda. It is said that the Rus- cepted the award for the' hos- SO,ives ,Mystery Church. Milton stezer, 8ccom- $1,525.13;the 'Ci~"'$,934.44,,and' '. The~ chief ,didn'~ shoot the Geli?rgeH..Weeks ~t the Woods Also speakmgin favor of the sians are finally ready to under- pital." J panist teaches privately and has the Shores, $203.69. .farmer 8 cow" nor IS the blush po ce statwn on Monday, No-, 'chemical was Dr. Walter Has- take a limited "proving ground" :Director of Libraries Robert . --. ," appe~ed 41:' concert. with.. the , Act '87_,provide~Lfor, an in~ .due, to the ~orthern Michigal?-vembe~ 19, and were denoun~ed sig, medical director of' Bur- . test of President Eisenhower's Orr was presented the award The Shor~s police rec~lveda, Detroit SY:DO.ph~riy, :Grosse, ~ease in:,certain weight taxes cold.. 'J;h~ ~hief was l"obbed!!! fortheJ.r.co~duct. The probatlon ,roughs and the Ernst Kern Co.; 1955plan for '~openskies" aerial :fol the Grosse Pointe Central call 1ram, the home of Walter Pointe Symphony - an ,dl the on certau1 types of trucks "and He and 'hiSparty were staying and restItution order followed. He said he could fi d d inspections, In London, Mos- Library. Chamberlain 51 L 0 c h m.o or ,Wayne State ,University orches~ raised the' state gasoline tax 'at the, Pere Marquette Rod ~d Woods Det. Sgt. Walt~r O'Dell of fiuorisis in Gr~cen~:;~~,~ cow's proposals were received The 'Municipal Building of boulevard, ~n Saturday, Nov- tra,-both ,as soloist, and,8ccqm~ from four and a half,to:six cents,' ,Gl;Ul
tIe which lasted for 45 minutes. ' " , e • • '. Will Use Celeste bo~es f()JUowinga cpllision ..eof troit area and told of, himselt ber 'B-. S ht bPI. The slayer Harry G. Richards, "The Villag'e"';" prl.med ~o'r' • . ' ,The b~au1;y of this., n:w:n theIr car!; at St,'Pa~~'~nd Buck- e"ng oug y 0 ICe :gd poM.rs.n~ryllsby. perthesonachlleml.cbaIe-.:Y 63, a mentally unbalanced re- ..., J. swathed in huge scarves, will .will be enhanced by, the use of Ingham -on Thursday, lotovem- " culSO 'tired postal "",orker,who fought its ell~venth annual observance help to lend a Christmas siT to a celeste in_1theac<:ompariinlent. ber 15. '. '------~edsald when they used Ws-' I off police at his home, surrend~ of that popular Pointe, institu- th~ ,evening's fun with their Mr. Setzer will play this' c~harm-,.A P~k' police acclde!lt ~~eport Park police are looking for a about five feet nine inches, ~ater their toxic sympo-~ ered after 75 policemen had ~ion. "'Men's Night," which will car.ols. , ing instr'uine~nt,,which ~iS,.'b:eing disclosed that. Zella, Regan '35, woman who was hired as a doni- medium brown c.olor,undershot toms dISappeared. '.: come to the scene. Killed were be Oll Monday, December 8, A 'special boat exhipit and loaned,:to thie chorus by Wayne of~4234Cas,c,ade;"'GrandRapids~, estic',on W,ednesday,Novem~r jaw. and in the habit of using . Another opponent 'of fluorida-- Troopers George F. Lappi and from 7 unti110 p.m. ' cars by the five leadinfautomQ- State. Unive1~~ity~ ': Mich., had a brokeri:'right'wrist; ~4,an~ three day~ later left ~er lipstick rath_er heaviIi She is bon ~~ dietitian Dorothy Dar-' Bert A. Pozza, both 27, and Thtrtvw stores on Kercheval tive' companies are' sure' to at~ TicketsfOl(the concert ;are $1 and Mrs. Mary C.'Anderson :'39' Job" wlthou~ notIce and, Wlth gel of McKinley avenue. ,She each the father of two small avenule between 'cadieux and tract the attention of many of for adults a~~d50,cents f'or stU- of,1'116,Lakepointe, came o~t'of ,$2°9 belongmg to hE;remployer. an expectant mother. told how the concentration can' children. Cpl. Robert Vesey, 37, Neff will participate in this t~e shopper.s."Another .-fel;'lt~re dents. Tpey;~may' be~~ol)ta.ined.the crack-up:' with ,a fractured The woman, who gave her He ~aid the suspect answers b~ greatly !-U~ased in cooking' was wounded in the leg by a evemt, designed to make Christ~ WIllbe a helicopter la~di~~ ~Ith from,membeJl'sof the gro'lip, , . left anldt!.. \ , ' -', name as Betty Williams of 8474 the description of a girl wanted WIth fluoridized' water. Mrs.~' ricocheting bullet :from Rich- mas shopping for the male a joy ~anta Claus in o~e of the park~ As has,b~~l~the ~u~to~t,in'tlle According to' the 'report, 'Mr"S. Cardoni, ~~troit, was employed by his department fo),-similar Da.rgel stated. that. she too was; ards' gun. ratheJ:"than a head~che, , ~n~ lots. : ' past" t~e au~llen~eISmVlt~,~a Regan, ,driving north" oil, Buck- by Ed Hal\l,tel,Jr., of 813 Whit- types of 1arc en y from Park POlS~ned,w!ien the Farms used' • • • ThE!staffs of all these storE!S-:,tocks ~ the loea'! st?res are rec.el?tI,?nfo.llowm~ f~e,c:,onc~.: ingham;.fiilled ,to stop,foi-a stop tier road. . \ . ,homes. She sometimes uses the fluorme m Its water. She advo~ Wt!dnesday, Novernber 21 have been ~tructed on how'to ~ore pl~nt~~ than ever ?efore" '1111~ '~.ll bEt'held m the sch~l ,sign at St....Paul, and Mrs. An- Park Police' ChI e f, Arthl¥' aliases of Alice, Marie,' or Pa~ cates treatments by a doctor or CAMP KILMER, N, J., a one~ make shopping ea..-y for' the The ,Vll1age merch~tS ;bo.ast "gymnasl~.;, - . ' , . I~-', _ de:t:son,_'~ayeling' I east "on 'St. 'Louwers said, the woman h~d tricia. Landers, he added. , dentist for those who believe in; time "ghost" Army base, is me:4. Extra' clerkst a bevy: of th~~! ~n handle the shoppmg . Any f..1rtl:l~r~or~ti~fn, ~y' Paul; could"l'lot stop in time answered 'an ',ad for 'J! domestic, . He said that a check by police th: benefits of fluorine for their ready for the 'Hungnrian' refu- models, ,special gift wrapping ne.!~ ot any m~l-: shopp~rr'and, b7 ha~by, ~~allingMrs~.Donald"and, s~asl1ed"'into ,the 'side,:of .With gQod pay ~d live-in ac- showed there was no such children. gees from Red terror. 'In a facilities, ,and per~onat shoppers pr.ovlde,,a..convlv!al settmg, so Smnncnsat TU. 4-5964.' the otht=ilcar.:B6th"women~were COmtlloda~oI.ls.. address as that given' by the _
week's time, the camp' had with helpful suggestio~, ,will JOInthe bo~s_w~ile your pack- 1 • , takE!n,to/'Bon Secours -,Hospital,
for 500 to 3,000, although only evemng of Christmas buying." ,Several 'thousand ~~n, take A shvrt In the; wir.inl!r'of.,a A ticket was issued"to, .Mrs.' in the morning and, ~heri sh~ be on the lookout for any female as to What happened to parking < 60 have arrived toda~'.An Army :r,he po~u1ar. Germ~l 'b~~ a~vanta~e of, Men's NIg~t, a~d car o",:"ned',~tyKenneth ,qittiDgs. ~Egan for, fail~:re tOr' stop"for a ,returned.l!,-ter in the day,. she ,answering the woman's descrip- mete~ No. 98 which was located spokesman at'Goverr.\or's Island, WIll '~ake lts ~~nth Men s Night' Sl;J;lce..~~lS event has ~~nL>d,~ o! 34~ 1.1'.'clr'~i:1lan,caused' ,asin~, stop ,street' and causing 'an acci~ f0'411dthe new maid gone. A tion. on FIsher road near Kercheval." N. Y., nerve center of "Opera~ a p pea ran C -, as they stroll po:p~arIty each yaar It IS antl~ :fu:e m the car Mo~day morn- dent, . ., seaI'Chof the hOuse found four A:n:y information should be The pole and meter were re-: tion Mercy," said "We have through the gayly lighted 4'Vi~_ ciliated that the "shopp'ing ing, November 19. A. Fanns Both cars, were not -drivable $1$0bills missing." liven to Park ~t. Lt. Stanley ported missing Sunday morning, 1 b'!!enworking like clogs to get lage." Twenty voic.. from the spree" will be even mo+:esuc~ policemansc)lvedthe'trOl1ble~by anci'hadto ..b.towed to •. re-Chief Louwers~described the Endf',rs VA 2~7400 who ia in- November 18.It was snapped off" everything :ready." Gro.s&. Pointe Ken'., ~" ~ than ill previoua ~i8J'I. diIC('JHl~tin~,~~., b~tt811~~ .," pair I~~i ••"., r,w~:man u,~eing ]11- yea:,. old, vestigatmg the ca~ cleanly at :the aidewalk...... , 'I , .~, I', .~I ~ .' .,
, , , ~ , <.. I ,~, " 'of ... ..:PkS-# ~s.Itc.i.I~~... H ~ ... lit at b t" t M.,•,...... , t t,' t'tc-,it,,';-h'.'t"'b'.'b .;.''''',*,#>\ ... ti'&8'-.'~h"*t'"er1b':'.,t'Xswz-':',i,' $' ;:, 'DWt"ftftrt) ..e... -.... "d t .t5'f5.~;'d1..~ .. l,'t-kr;...tb~ ~~Y: ,,. ,d ,... ,'",' "". ."".,.,,"',""."'_.,,' .•.•• , ..,. ,"C _,cr.-T"-.~~.~;'r:t.- ~;.e"!#"""~ ~!>'i,)~'" ...... -.' ..". .'"' ..\ :.,'i' :'..~c.:;. :- '?1,. ~"'~_'i::''I'::P,-,,,,, , ' ~~'ibt~~~~~t~;",,!,,!:'.'!J':) :'I.~~<;:~~,~..~_:~?~~p~3'~~H~~~~~sf;>;~',~~~h::~,;':'~~.~•.2".;r'l?:'i'~,::;'~::/' :'(i'>s~r:~f!K.:~j;,~~[j~f~;t~~~<';!::'?~\\c:::~~.;~.'*:':~,.,~...::.~::...... :.... . ;' .~.~(~'~'~":c'\'~~'.-:,::":::'~~>'~\~~~'{"'~'-;,;!:(. ";'~,!""." .' , ~>\": ~" .... ' " ~ ;:• .. ,...j ~' Thursday, November 22, 1951 Thursc Page Two_ .. • - moVed to Iowa. Austin High Mothers' He is survived by his wife, Club to Meet Nov. 28 Bad Checl~s Ta:x Shared Youth' Who 'TossedSther OBITUARIES '. the fOrnler' Mary Elizabeth (Continued from Page 1) • Austin Catholic High School (Conti.nueil ~m Page 1). Thorpe; twfi daughters, Mrs. H. Woods. for the' rental of cars, In Pal~s:Eyes Bente-need Mothers' Club will meet Wed- tax £rom. three to foJIl' and a HELE~. T. IlUNTINGT.ON Charles A. Strelinger company, P. Higgins of Arlington, Va., nesday, November 28 at 8 p.rn. and a $2,000 check passed in De- half cents a. gallon and set up a P b ------. ' D' t .t h'" d . .e:_ and Mrs. L. T. Peterson of troit for the purchase, 'of a car, new formula ,for distribution of ro ate .Judge Nathan KaUf- Q1Jlerfor their son's irresponsi- Mrs. l:ilmtington, 82, a De- a e rOl ar ware .&.Urn. ill the school cafeteria. A short man refused a waiver of juris- bili_ 'ty.. . . troiter for' 45 .years and ,active A native Detroiter, 'Mr. Bush Dearborn; and a son, John J. all Qf which "bounced." these m(Jnies. d. . - d 't f BU. prew of Dallas, 'rexas. business meeting will' be held He was arrested in Florida by Provides New Division l<:tlOn' over the 16-year-old ,The judge asked the boy's in charitnble 'work, died. on 'was. a gra LIZ e 0 rown ID- by the club pr.esident Mrs. W. . Woods boy who tossed ether father vi"';ch did he place fiI'st, Thursday,::Novembex; 15; at 'her versi~. He' was a. member of Funeral and bUrial services a "fl. S. Marshall and brought McClellan. Refreshments will Und-er Act 87, the atp.ount m'to a friend'. eyes on Octobe" 3...... h '549 '1:>: db ul d,'f" the Detrol't Athletic Club' and were held in Grenne, Iowa on back to the Detroit area and .' . ~ ... ''yo~ iamily. or makin.'g mone',IT." ome" ,,t;W,var 0 evar o~-'., . follow the program. ryealsed b th extra one and a N:ev'ertheless,- the youth', who ' , l'OWIng h 0 rt illn ". the Bloomfield Country Club Novemb.:.:r,15. turned oyer to the Woods police: The father's answer of ''both,'' a n esse . .. '. ',. the half cents gas .tax and the addi- appeared be"q"'e Judge Ka'uf- ' Sh ' ..' ',' He began Wl'th the Strelinger' . Woods Det. Sgt. Walter O'Dell ~ :.. angered Kaufman, who ordered ewa,s' a :member of. the ' . tional weight taxes levied, un.. man on Wedne~day, Novemoer the father to place the b,oy Board of t1b.e'YWCAand the Red c?~pany.m lSJ3.o,and was made and Det. Leroy Tobian, who der its provisions -is divided on 14, was ord~red to "get ont... of un~er. psy<;hiatric care, and if,C:~s~., ..;and._'VIe""a., member. .of. the. .., preSident m... 1937. . '. • worked on the check case in the bas~<;of 75 percent to the town" by ~ohday, November he. did not do so by Deceml)er VIsiting Nurses Ass~lation., . He leaves his,_,:"i;fe, Lillian, their city, said they marked the Statp HIghway Depart~ent a~d 19, and away .'trom' ms present 27) he would cite. him: for con';" ~' Sh':. ," ..... <: d 'b' tw two daughters, Julie. and Mary; case closed when Helies was ar- 25 pe;cent,to the cO?Dtles, cities, environment and the pro~ction, te{n,pt of-court. ' . 10hne ..lsds=~ tho so~' a son, Charles (II; and his'par- Nmvready raigned' before Circuit '""Judge k .~ • •• and mcc1rporated villa~es. . of his parents, who think .heThe.parents 'ahd the boy must 't 0 •. ~ ':Fr or 'H.Q'tinaugt'g ,- ents, Mr. and .Mis. Charles B. Fra.* Fitzgerald on Friday, No- The act fu~h~r. ~i1ies that, ean get away with anything.'. ' erS" s; ances un on Bush vember 16, and was given a six ~e 'county~cIty-v~lage 25 per~ The judge 'turneddoWl1 a re-' apP~8;1" before Judge KaufIIlran and)drs. 'Mary 11. Kerr; .and six ' • • • months to two years sentence ce~t share be splIt. as follows: quest from the Prosec~tor's Of.. agam on ~hat date. grandchildren. " - , ----- Funeral' s"' ~ces were held o'n VERNE M. n,REW. NEW MUNICIPAL. PARKING, ~.,.. in Jackson PrisCin. . thirt /fifty th y-s~ven -81...xth to e fice to waive jurisdiction -over . <;.L • The officers said the two pris- c.ountles ar.~ mneteenlfifty- ihelad so tHat he cbuld betTied: TO TALK. ON ALASKA Saturday. November 17. Burial' . yerneM.Drew,aged.62,fOrm- on sentences must be served SIxths to ,the CIties and incor.. in an adult court on. a. charge The-monthly meeting of ~the was in Rochester ..N. Y. erly of 288 Moran ,rqad, died on c:oncurrently,. porated villages... of as~ult with intent to. maim, . School of Government will. be * * *.. November 13 in Greene. IoV!a~ Use the convenient,' new munTeTp~fperktn9 area They also said Helies' trou- ,The act. also re~Ulres the whi.ch if conviction was brougnt heJd in the downtown YWCA, .ARTHUR. S.,'l'. BUSH, Death. ~ame 'suddenly follow- bles are not yet over. When he Highway Department s share be about could result in 'a maxi-. 2230 Witherel street; on WedtLes- . Funeral services for Mr: Bush ing' a heart .attack: while on a located immediately south of Jacobson's on St. Clair. has completed his two prison spent on the inter~ate~hway' muro'of four years'in prison. .. day, NoveIriber,-28, at 1:30 '}::.m.- w~re held on Monday, Novem- hunting trip. J\t!endant operated. Lock your ear and shop i" terms, they said, he must still syst~m and certam deSlgnated On the October 3 date; Fran- Mrs. Paul V: Chump~er will be ber 19; burial,was in Woodlawn A' resident of Grosse Pointe face the Detroit charge and a sectIons of US-27, US-124; US- cis-LaGrasso, 16, son of Mr. and ~e. guest speaker. She is, iiast cem~tery. for' 15 years, Mr. Drew was 'a 'eisure, without the time limit of ~ p'arklng meter. non-support c h a r g e placed 24, US-223, US-31, US-13l: M-21, Mrs. Joseph LaGrasso of. 1230 president of the Anc~orag~. Mr.. ~ush, who liyed at 118 member of the ,Grosse P~inte . against him by the Wayne M-53 and M-78., ' N. Rena~d, was' returning home' Women's Club, Anchorage~ Alas- Cloverly road, died on Friday; Congregational- Church.' He was County Friend of'the Court. The State 1?ghway Depart- from a bowling alley witJ1. a ka, and was Alaska's WomaI1"of November.-16, in Harper Hospi.. directOr of" researoh- :for - the ment has received $6,943,185,03 friend James Farell ,18 of 1151 the Year, ;1955.Her."subject-will tal. He'was 49. ' Fruehauf Tr.ailer Company un ..
from the 1956 Third Quarter' Paget. and stopped '~t'the home be "Statehood for Alaska." He was vice president of the he I retired six .months' "ago, and Act 87 monies. The cities and of the boy referred to only as . - ,'. . .' . "
incorporated villages will get Bob. " p : $785,241.16, all.d the counties. . Bob went into another room . . ~. $1,529,153.85. . and returned with a two-ounce vial of 'ether, and then saying i OUTSTANDIN,G. SIPECIAL PURCHAS,E OF ."I hope you won't be mad at W00dS .Mad me," tossed the contents of the . ., (Continued from p .._ 1)' bottle into Francis' eyes. The, -a" f ."MEN'S. LONG SLEEVE ether ,,'tosser admitted 'stealing , . ell expressed their determina.. it from 'St. J:ohil.Hospital .• ' tion to battle Detroit's decision LaGrass'o staggered home, his SINCE 1938 to switch the pumping stations. eyes swollen and burning, and S.PORT S.HIRTS' Would Be Wanted his parents immediately took To They said if the new lines go him to a specialist .. For a time , \ in, the $60,000 spent for the he was threatened With: blirid~ ,. Francois' main along Vernier would be ness. just a waste of the taxpayers' LaGrasso, a stud~t. at. Austin Olean Plale money. And, as to what will be- Catholic High School, sat' with come of this main, is another his parents in the courtroom. Glubbers question. ' His eyes are almost completeiy The cguncil will meet with .recovered, but ~e. ~uS.t return: RegulfJrly 7.95 to 10.pO
Pate and Hirn, the city's engi- for at} eye exaromatlol1 Hl Janu- ". A Happy Birthday neer~ to discuss the problem ary, to mall:e.s~e -there are 'no and try to arrive at a solution,' permanent InJunes. NOVEMBER 22, ]9.,.'l6 and t:tlen meet :with the Detroit. ~e LaGrass~ 'fa.'"Xlilysat lle~.' Just tn. tTme for your Christm(:ls gift pl~ns, and fo Lucinda Verner, 473 Chalfonte Water Board, to iron out the era ... seats behmd Bob and hit D:AVldCoulter. 295 Rivard situation, at a future date. pa::ents, .but, there were no John Elrlick. 15601 Essex ~. words exchanged. lup::;>lementyour own sporn shirt wardrobe • • • a Randall Snow, 83 Hawthorne Reprimanding Bob, J u d g e . . DO:-,!1a LaseckJ, 22430 Enl!:le .. handsome array of eotton, <=.ottonand silk, and hardt .. Plan Cub Pack Ka ufman said, "You are a spoiled, over-grown boy who oxford cloth fabrics which include plaids" stripes, NOVEl'mEK 23, 1956 At Ferry School thinks that no matter what silly Karen Kimball. 1358 Harv:!lrd thing you do, no one will get spaced prints, solids, button.down hlrtans and other hurt. You. could have - caused John Burke, 271 Lothrop In response to an. expression Jimmy Prenite. 125 Moran blindness to this boy. You are ityles .in every color and c:ombiMtion imaginable Meredith Mason, 1162 Gmyton of interest on the part of ,1ioys Dale Deneweth. 1497 Brys going to have to wake up and Mary Desmond. 3965 Harvard at Ferry School, the Ferry realize the seriousness of your - •• '. ~II .skillfully tailored with fine single needle Steven Hartkop, 720 S, O.dord School PTA is taking steps to . '. William Arpino. 405 Moro~:s a-ctions and that you are re-. organize a Cub Scout Park at sponsible." eonstruction and double-duty eorivertible eollar$. NOVEM::;ER 24, 1956 the school Kaufman placed Bob on pro- Sizes 5, M, ~ and XL Hurry for these money-saving values! Bobby Dreibus. 437 Chal,f(lnte . An organizational meeting has bation 8.'ld ordered mm to 'leave Anne Galvin. 869 Whittier already been held with Scout- town' or' he would' be sent to a Nancy Bregi, 1120Whittier , Phlllp 'Johnson, 830 Washington ing officials and all preliminary boy's. vocational school until he \ steps have been taken, In order is 19. " , to proceed further with the for- NOVEMB£R, 25, ]958 . . Bob', parents said. they, had' .,' fation of a: pack it IS now nec- made arrangements. to -have Joy NewberrY, 474 St. Clair Andrea Osborn. 476 FIsher' . essary to hold a series of three their son stay with relatives in' -' Kim. Cottrell, 289 Moran meetings which are to be at- Grayling, Mich., until such time Torn Nettle. 1926 Severn Thomas Thompson, 960 Trom .. tend~d by the parents of all as J'lldge Kaufman will deem bley . boys who expect to become it necessary to release him from Janie Ciaramitaro. 1216 Bt~d!ord ~Jacobsons Cubs. Paul Alandt, 16300 Mack probation. Bob will. report to probation >- SUZIe Wardwell, 81 Moran These met':tingsare' scheduled .' !'men's shop Marcia Marquis. 269 Men.l.. for three consecutive Thursday workers in the court system' , weathel i- Wayne Shehan, 1304 Balfour evenings, beginning on Thurs- nearest Grayling; &nG. once a J Eve Fraenkel, 424 Rivard day, November 29, and includ- week must give a written ac- Deanna DeWitte ing December 6 and December count of his activities to' Frank Kercheval, at St. Clair. Obelnicki, probation officer of . NOVE~IBER 26, 1956 13. All meetings will be held at Ferry School and will begin at the Wayne' County Juvenile Use Your 'Charga ..Plute',' . TUxedo 2..7000 Molly lVeLster, 192 Morar.. Court. Anne Wattles, 1006 Berkshire 7:30 p.rn. The meetings are for Pamela Krider. 758 Berks},ire parents only. The boys- do not Bob'. pm-ents blamed \each Donna DeSmyter, 744 Nejl attend. sandra Bell. 1113 Bedford I Peggy Scott, 81 Handy . The, FerrY PTJ\ views .the Terre Jacoby, 22937 Edgewood forma1.1on of this. Cub Pack .as Janet Ferry. 19830Shady IJane a community s~rvice and cor- dially'invites all parents' of boys NOVEMBER 27, 1956 8-10 years of age .. Ifis',not nec-' Rcnald Frankland, 1429 Brys essary that the- boy attend.Ferry Peter Crouse, 116 Hall From. our 4.95 to 12.95 colleetiont Teddy Roney, 76 Merriwf~ather School. If he .lives in. the Joan Cook, 1314 Grayton neighborhood and would like ,to James Long, 23107 N, Ro!:edale A. Washable quilted nylon tricot duster Sandy Porter, 22201 Lakeshore join this Cub Scout Pack he-will Gerald Steffey. 27910 Larchmont be welcome. The impot:tant • • wi~ embroidered ribbon defining thing I is that the boy's l>arents Kercheval. afSt ;Clair NOVEMBER 28. 1966 attend each of the three meet- lhe empire line" shawl collar and cuffs. - " tUxed~. 2-70Q().. Carol Wagner, 1699 Newcastle ings as. outlined' above •. ~ \.' Denise Duffy, 78 Handy . . . Pink or blue. Sizes J Laura Butterfield, 1145 Balfour James Cherry, 1342 Whittier Pe":er Heftler. 1154 Grayton to 6x. 8.95 Sizes 8 to 14, 10.95 Beth Most, 1415 Aline Or08~-~Point~': HAS C,H,~ISTMAS ROBES FOR EVERY Jean Bryan, 1838 HawthQrne Philip Owen. 810 Barrington "New.' .,B. W ashabIe sanforized .Cotton • • .' l, flannel pdnt peignoi.r with ,nylon I~c& PubUShecl every Thursday It) . Ante$bo PubUsher.,. mc.' , Catering to YOU 9$ . KerchevD,1, Grosse Pobite Farm., ' . frosting print peignoir. with' ~ylon I~~& . . • M1C~~aD . .!'lione. TV. ,2-6900 .frostin9. pink. or blue. and YOUR Family . . ~hree Trunk L1Des .. -btered as cilcond class ma"er at the . ,~ post office., Detroit.. Michir&D. 'UDder -, Sizes .J to 6x,. 4.95 Sizes 8 to-14, 5.95 the act o~ March 3, 1897. . . . Subscripton Rates: ~.50 Per. Year.,' " MACK AT SOME~~SET by Mall: $4,00 outside Wayne County •... " AU'News-and Advertising Copy Must' . .C~ Washable 'quilt,ed rayon crepe GROSSE POINTE Be '111'The News Office .by Tueaday' Afte~oon to ObtaIn Jpsertlop. .': ,. print coachman robe with gold lurex • I . . .
• " '\. frim. G91d print on whIte: Sizes 3 to ,,6x, 7.95, Sizes 8 to, 14. 8.95 Z .. . . , -D. Washable helanca stretch SPi'CIALS . ' . nylon ,slipperettes i~ their own 9ift Week EndinCJ l)ecember 1 , , tube, ready t~ hang on the 1"ROUSERS tree. Red,' blue; t~rquoise; '.maize, bl~.ck,or pink. Stretch to SSe . fit sizes 7 to. 9. and 9 tp II .. 2.00
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ovember 22~.1955 Thursday, November ~~211956 ( Page Thr.. . , • n High Mothers' to Meet No'v. 28 i j .. I tin Catholic ;Eligh School I rs' Club will meet Wed. I ., November 28 at 8 , I p.m. . , I- , , L school cafeteria. A short I ss meeting will be held " I e ~ltlb president Mrs. W. j llan. Refreshments will i 1 the program. • the ultimate in 1uxury ~.~in desirability' ", l i
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r ear ~nd shop in , ". T ER RAe\ E S of ~ parkin r / I E OF l 1 lEEVE ••• th@ iill@st ,i".,es.~"'~Dt.you'll ever make. 5 You will live for ,less-'and still e,ttjoy • :'the fruits of owners:hip by purchasing s gift plans, and '0 a t,errace 'in this convenient location.' rt wardrobe • • • lJ cotton and silk, ~nd elude plaids" stripes, n tart"ns and c,ther binetion imoginobla th fine single nel3dle convertible eoFars. \I moneY-laving valiuesl ~:' AD. address at Grosse Po:iI:l~eTerraces represents more than' possessing. a home. It is a, way of life. No longer will you ~ay rent to.liy~m:this 'Classic l~ca1e.For' a comparable am~unt or lesS,.you can own a terrace in tbe~briefperiod of J I 10 years: Each tenace'has living room with fireplace; .full fo~al size' dining room ••• there is a wealth of window ;. spf;lcefu* the kitcheit~ alSo pantry ••• at]east 4 bedrooms, 2 baths .••• 2,000 foot of living area ••• full basement and gaI'age. . . , Why rent? You 'cart own a Grosse PoinU; Terrace ••• 'more living space ••• the comfort and prestige .ofa better ~\ ,. location. St., Clair and Maumee, Grosse.Pointe. 4.95 to 12.95 collections quilted nylon tricot duster roidered ribbon defining 9, shawl collar ~nd cuffs. Pink or blue. Sizes ] 8.95 Sizes 8 to 14, 10.95 oshable sanforized cotton peignoir with nylon lace peignoir with nylon lace frosting. Pink or bius. , 4.95 Sizes 8 to 14, 5.95 hob'e quilted rayon crepe hmon robe with gold lurex im. Gold print on white: ", , 1.95 Sizes 8 to 14, 8.95 prJces from $231500 to $2'7,500 ••• as low as $3500 down Washable helonca stretch .' perettes in Their own gift be, ready to hang on the d, blue, turquoise, maize, EXCLUSIV&. SALEa, BV blaCK or pink. Stretch to 7 to 9. and 9 tp II. 2.00 • • c Ion & co.' • 0 t. K ER.'C il E I'A. t' • C R 0 S.$ B' P (J.' N T B ... , 1 -' - Terraces shown byappo;i1tmentr fUxedo4-5700 .. ,own br IRVINe ,- f . I ' . l • I \ , . " ...... &.-...AlI..- _ -...oW._ ...,., Jdt, ,...,.,a.;;:. '~ __ K~.IIooo..- ..• u.' b +,.M .. 6ict .,. t •.,.•.,,&; .,... , -'4 4r::.aI2...,4; •.M.>h~~h~h."n'0' ') .t't.'7JI;:",r+;~"frnth.' " .• , t.o _ ~ ------._JIIL -.2. / Thursday, ,November 22, 1956 P~ge Four HOUSEHOLD DINT , calories in. a 'medium sized Thurs Murphy's",' Pointes Sharing - Potatoes need not be fatten- potato than in an apple or St. C.lare CliUb H()lding DCJtnce Mrs. SpeechBY,l~r. B'ushong ing. It's the gravy, butter and banana. Remember - it's the The Young Adults Club (If There ';vill be music by the St., ' InHighway ~d other "additions", that pile up total of all the food we eat that ,Boy'~ Clare de Montefalco Church, Lucky Joes, entertainment, and Will' Probate~ -Given' Nati(J~'nalCirculation the calories. There are no mora add~ pounds. ~ wil~ A 14-}'ea: ~ack at Whittier, hold an Ire:freshments. Tickets, will be The will of Mrs. Fred T.Mur- i'.' " Net receipts of the State Mo- Informal dance on Fr1day, No~ lose th~ sil vember 23, at .8:30 p.m. in the 1 $1.25 per person ~nd can be phy, SO, of 17620'.E~-"Jefferson"I'.f'. an article appear~g m,theandthep;ofessionS: business and tor Vehicle Highway Fund'lnr church auditOrIum., purchased at the door. "vas filed in Probate'LCourt on Novel.1berissue of'"The Eng:J,ish trades ""Onthe: college."', ' ~ ~ result of Tuesday, ,November is. :Journal" ,a professional ed~di- st gth 'i 'th' P - . the third quarter of the calel1- lIIlknown a f . G P " te ,ren, ,n_', e rogram , d ' '1956 too to $20 WIEARI Mrs. Murphy, -prominent in Ion. magazme" ross~ om, The' Superintendent' declared' ar year , alntOhun • ":- .'0 EASY TO lS "A W\Jods Revenue Ruling No. 55.71] , civic, .and social affp.ir~,' di~~ ~ul:mc Scho~~ Supermten~ent tbat, there is ttemedous ,stJ:ength '300,~6.9~, an~. mon~y 15 eel that G on FrIday, November 9, In J'$.- Jan;es, W. B~hong ¥ged, the,_in thE!English.-program. Morale npw b,:mg distrlbu~d' to th~ TO 1677 Bourr. nings Hospital, wher~ she hl~d nat10ns~nglish .,t.eac.tl,ers~'to' is high ,oltdmarily in the~.depacl- ,~tate~Highway D~P!l:tment, ~he that his SOl Permits a Cooperoative Pur~hase been a patient for' sev.etal make theIr tea~hing meamng- merit. Aetivjties are varied. 'Re~' countles, an~ the Cltles'and Jm~ in the bacl months. ful and challengmg to all young suIts are 'e1(ident.There ispres..corporated Vlllages of the state, of life Insurance through Judge Thom~s C. Murphy set peo~l~.-' ,: I. ' tige for the staff.. "It's the ,big- Gl'OSSCQllectionsfor the ,third January 7 as the date of hear- Titled. ;Flam LaD;~ua~;~~~~, ,gest, ;mos,t,diversified, most ae- .quarter amounted to, $30,990,- ~ .. ing on the will" the SUl>~r~~endent, the~jtlcle~ 'tivi(and 'most-mysterious of all' 767.99,from which wa&deduct- , was soliCIted by., the" nat:ll:>naI"d' ,;:~'" t.,,' " ' ed th S tary f Stat." 1 The value of the estate 81- . dit '-I't 'ili "f"c aI' eptullmen s,'- or'so 1t seems.", , e ecre 0 es co - "The, Split Dollar Plan" ~ough not mentioned, is' ~' .. ~~~~~lri~fi~ial°rha~eJ~liv:~Ei1a' "He<'riontizjued;'"EverY chi1~_lection costs a~ouni;ing to, $1,- lleved to be about $1,500,000,:~r h' ~th- "b' t b''J,,:~"';:t'1;! ,~e gifteCl,and the not so Wlse, 190,541, and ~ow rel;U0val, WITHOUT INCOME TAX LIABILITY more the bulk of which has sp~ec. OIl,: e-su ~ec ,=ore,o.ue, 'the' normal and: the problem/ $500,000. The latter has been 'I £t t ,h ' '"- F d"; ,,'k MichIgan CounCIl of En~:lish child" the dull .the average and distributed to counties' ha\"lDP.: been e ,0 er ...on, re ",rIe Teachers. .. '. ," , , , , , . ' . \ '" Our NaturaJaire is an ",,7fth', CooperatWe pur~hase ma')' be made between- Alger Jr., U. S. Ambassador 'to 'Dr B h 't'" "T' the ne1ther nor - each one 15 60 or more mches -of snowfall us ngw to wear -' because it i. probably' • EMPLC)YER. EMPLOYEE Belgium' and her ,daughter ,M:r-s' , " 1 di?d ro e. '1 ' 00 rea~hed by' your department. last winter. ' ' '" ,. many sp en young peop e are, ' , -" the most comfortable suit ey~ • FATHE:R AND SON Fl'ances Alger ~,byer ~f 0:17770,short-circuited by, unxealistjc ,What: <1: .challa,ng,e!,What a re- '. All 's~te gasoline, weight and , E. Jefferson ' h' 1 t' h' dl "n' h' :'t' ".- sponslbility! Foor nowhere else 'diesel fuel taxes' aild a small' designed~ And it i. alto usy to • FATHEiR AND SON-IN-LAW . ': ' ' so 0 as IC ' ur es, w 1C c env ... ' ", ., h li ' Ii' 1.' d' , , " , ,,:., .' After specific requests, the t', th ,th'" ht ,;t', . b) ", "_"~an'sp, ~uc . ,~~accomp s~~ ,-:- :amount ,of mlSCellaneous fees recognize .-. because it hu ~. , . ',.. " , ~ em e rIg ',0 e repog and, nowhere 'else canso muCh ., '11', "" " , The undersigned ~",rgnYQU to investigate tbis mosl estate w1ll be: diVIded,.equally' mzed! 'We have made 'a fE~tish ,-,,:-, "'". " co, ected are deposI..tedIn the distinguishing charic:tcriltitt , into trusts far her 'two cll.ildren :£ f d f "it}'"t T "'ta~ b~, undOnt~.,,.#\ll this,:means :State Motor Vehicle Highway attractive ~ fle,:ible plan. j,t Each of ,-the trust benefici~~ '~on~~man or~o _e~1 s 1~1l _ strength or"~an mean strength. '~d.\ After, deduetions:,£ornon- which make: the perfeot:' ies, however, will pay $~O,a "Lest this be misund~rst~od, We CanUo Better highway~es. ~d~ "7011~~ti9~: natuT:ll-shoulder lUitll month for life to Georgiana, L. I make, no plea :for medloc;t:1CY;'Dr. Bushong concluded, his c?s~, the ...est Of;t~' ,rncp.ey,IS Fredelrick H. Kro$s Davision of 17620 E. Jefferson, The 'ordinary is acquired" by: ,article by indicating a general diVIded .as ~ollo:yrs:~,percent N6tur41 Shofllthn) WO 1-0922,' 1521 National who was Mrs. Murphy's', secre- coas,ting.,We shoUldnot serious-, ,need' for close' cooperat~on-:be-, to.,'the State ..Hig~w.a!, D~~~-, ( JIighl1y Jloj),tl) , TU 5-4423 Bank Building tary' and $25 a month to ',Mrs: Iy consider average as outstand':' tween the various 'scliool :de- ~ent ~or ,e~pendit~~ ,on s~te , Motl"Mely NtN'roUl£apel, The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Cq. Ha:r:y Gillespie of Jenhingsi~g. We should seek rather .to,p~ents.' He wrote:"S~rong truilklme highways...m poth, xu,,: /o! 0 BfIlge lit C/f,JI Hospit~J, a, friend. - glve to each and, eve~y child- as we are we' ~an ,be stronger- ral ,an~ Ul'b~ areas,37pe~c,~t 'fl-MUl.ogt Fu.,J OfS Pot;kltt: of Hartford The' will 'cilso leaves $r5;000 ;;~ho comes ~o us as muc~, as ,w~ can do a better, jo~. 1, su!J~ to the Count1es~or expendltur.~,. SIr.,ght Himg of hull., t h f h' d "h'ld nch as var1ed a program as. !nIt, to you that p'erhaps one. of on county roads, and '19percent . . o deac .0"1 er, ~rant Ct1 ren will' challange l'..im without hu- the best ways for all of us'to to the, Cities and ;lncoi-po',niied',. C~Ymt an a Slm1ar amoun 0 any '1' -. w. t . h' ' . " Villages fo ...... dit e NtN'rQf.U"Tna,",' and all who may come ,after., ml 1atl~n. e P11;1sr~ce1ve 1m do a betteE Job for Ch1ld~~"lS ',' r <;A!"",~ ur 'on an entirely Jnewconcept . as ,he IS and taKe, h!-ffias far to develop' a stronger con~ept thel! roads ~ streets. ". ,I Othel.' beque~ts mclude,.,$25,- forward as'we can from there;" 01 'working togetherness)' " The, 'foUowmg "sho:ws 'how 000 to Katherm.e M., S~ift of ,Moving ,into'teacher'prepara- "Too often the English'depart::.much each of the Grosse'Pointes from 78.50 c in gloves ..• . . New Yor~!, a ,nl,ece;.$~~,OOO:to ,tion,' thelo~al' ~pe~,int~d~t ment looks one,way, the math .will r~ceiye from' the, third ~ohn T. BIln~y~of Blrmmgham, :asked his readers: 'What do you ,~andscience another etc; One of quarter 'HIghway Fund oollec- llsted, as an.-employe;and $5,qOO'offer these young people who ,the cfying needs in~,our, schools' ,nons: Gl.OVE !is by, HANSEN to Harold R. Boyer, a son-ID- come to you?', The' cold cuts today is this spirito.of working City of Grosse. Po~te, $6,- 't.An 0.'1 0 ~ H.iIIDMI\N &-SON'" II AC( I' H'" , ~aw. , from last year's lectures? A hot together foi" the ,good' of the, 62:~.80;Farms, $10,812.Q7;Park, , . Others are: .the' V is i ti ng ,hash of ,whatever is, gooq. for dlild.All of us: administrators $13,315.74;Shores, $1,444.03;and, Nurses Association, $10,000for them? Or d,o you offer a cui- and teachers;' English depart- ,Woods, $13,161.68. its building fund; Women's Hos- sine of assorted dishes" :tasty ment - Math department ~ --" ---- pital, $5,000;'Detroit Historical and ,common,succulent and~ex- Business' Education, department The fellow who does ,his pest So~iety,. $5,0~0; the Grosse ,?tic, hunger-rousing and tempt- -and se on -:' must join .hands today won't have. to wr;rry to'- Pomte Memor1al~Church,,$5,000;,mg?' , _ ,', to be, of ultrmate serv1ce to Imorrow because he dIdn't do -80 KERCHE'{Al, ON THE HILL-TUxedo 2-3590 and the Detroit, Symphony' 'Or-' , He listed teacher characteris- t'h~ J'outh 'of oUr comm-unity." better. , " ' 11441 WASHINGTON ILYD. WABEEIC BUILPIIlI .. So MICRIGAIL .. chestia, $5,000'if 'there.is an en- tics whic:h tend to make ~f~ach-,------' ------PETROIT alUlINGHAM CBICA60 dowment fund. If no such fund ing memorable and stressed the existS, then th~~~ney will re- bitter :cqnsequ;ence.so~a ~earn- vert back to the e'states. - ing experience which ISWl1thout Named 'as'"executor$':' under :t~ein: ':~'orjv.ithout these 9luali- the will are Ambassador Alger, tles or l,ngredients, a c~a~s1S but Mrs. Boyer, Birney, who 'was a. meetmg pl~ce, a £illm~ sta- Mrs.')Vlurphy's Office manager; tlOn, a :Eaceles~mass. W1~hout and Lawrence King, who filed th.ese,te:achers ar,e but du~~and CHIET SAMPSON the petition 'for probate. WItless bores, purveyor;:, of . dead yesterdays' and bleak to- , now at the lowest' priees-everl invites all . Ambassador Alger S81~ that morrow8, of rules and rote, ~mceht!,must return to.his p~st which de)not touch the learner In Belg~um sho.rt~y,King WIll although perhaps possessed by Grea' values, too, in Kodak-made ~napsho' comt'ras COLLEGE STUDENTS ~e speCIal ~dminIstrator pend- 'him." " , 'Co'/or-sllde comt'ras gilt outfits St'E' ,hf'm 01/ hl"l' • It b-r-e-a-t-h-e-s mg the hearmg. ' Passing the Buck Using the s,hoptalk terminol- planning to travel ,to on your hand! ogy of the E~g1ish teacher,' Dr. Woods'to Buy' Bushong emphasized a weakness common not only, to teacners ••, • Glove &5is created jo leave your hand free for action, to give New Equipment. but also to ,the community ,as you greater glove comfort than you've ever had before! well:' "Another weakness;' v.:';' In 1957 The Woods council, approved seem to ,have is ealle& 'passinl:i Glove 55 combines fine leather for distinctive ,good looks "to drop' by:'and'. - . l'he Mi~acle Fabric'of the Century ••• NYLON •• '• • ~ . . . . . • • Offered \for the First Time Witbin a Price Ran]ge , .. j;. .' Befitting the Wise Home Owner's Budget. (0/0-"0 Six '99t.-, .u~ ' ~ Beige, Sanda'iwood, Nutria, ,6ft'. ~..~ ....~ Champagne, Green, Turquoise ~ . ~ \.) ID~Ilginitis abrand newkindofmotion !. Ie ~ ~. , ; t=L 100% Nylon Twist Carpeting of doubl~ ,chain-Iock,ed 1:: 5-> The minute the,whee/s start.you 'know something important has happened. On y;arn, twisted to high perfection and heatset to re.' ::... on '"~ rough country road,or superhighway, Chry~/er's n~~ Torsion-Aire Ride lets the ~ , ' , I, ,;:: W• tain its original t(~xture y'e~rs 'b~yond,all,norm'al e~x., R." , r ' 1O~. 801 ~ wheels'ride the ~onjou~sbut,the,body doesn't-the road.just pour~ under ~ _ .... ~ I ' Jig ~ pectancy. A complletely wasJIable,. moth;pr~of C~Lr. ~ :do C I, I loJ , Clttysler'~ cOnlp'letely n~w Tor~on~:A.ir~ ,~The whole chassis is a' blueprint of You'D find tbi8 _mag a..,- ~ pet woven to.o~t.weat oth~rs 30%or longer•. Ride didn't, just happen. T9 achieve it advanCed engineering. ' ,'pOwered by a 325-hp. engine, • 1*...... Chrysler ,had to, develop :and.. 'this' und h . "d pleasure you cannot duplicate in my . lib ~ engineers .F " ap)Jly.,new' principles of design. They rom,',' ,'gro .' - uggmg n ~,sprang other conveyance ,that travels on wheels. • ; wanted a lower car with a lower,center~:' the.lo.,}owsty~,~ofthenewChry8Ier, .. • So when you visit om showrooDlSy don't' • o .. of gravity., To get it they e~~ ,88 tu:~onal as it JS glamorotIBt,-; just look at the racy new ~-;auty of this • '. Carpel fr_ont end coil"springs ~d' euliBtituted( , i~de ~ fine" engin~' is ODe of the car. Get behind lJle wheel, and taI'reI Van .Co. ~ grata:, IlIIlOOtber ~ence ~ftolqU', lIo1id,IIIltimctiODl of ChryAIer cMDe%ship. as ;,oa'," ... 1DftIed hem! , ' Most glamorou~car ,In a gen~ration I ' Ca:r,et Shoppe • Provincial cfnd Visit Our Maple and ' . • Maple 'ShOltpe Provincial Furniture ShoPFle I, t 158119 E. Warren 15625 E. Wctlrren for the Finest Selections ---~IIIIIJII-...------...... -- ...... TUxedo 4-4320 by Better Manufact#rers TUxedo '-6022 ------_a----- . . J, SEE YOUR, CHRYSLER.PL Yi.UTN DEALER' ~ . -- ( •- • • - - - - • - Van-Lokwe1J'Furniture and Carpeting - - - • - '- ~ Van-Lokerm Fumilure" tnId C.""peti"'g - • • • - - " l \ .. ',' -,----~~~~.~~~.~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~y~-~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~ . . . , ~ . ' . ~ ~ ~vember 22, 1956 s in a medium sized Thursday, November. 22, 1956 than in an apple or G ~ 0 S.:S E P Ot N T I! N EW.S Page Five a. Remember - it's the f all the food we eat tha.t Boy's ~ye _Hurt By ,Tos~ed.Stone. Silv~r Beavers,E~c~nge Congratulations , DANCE:'TOI FIGHT POLIO declares Pat Schweikert. chair- the Collegians, girls and boy. ounds. .1 'Novemher NoctuJ'ne' to be man, of the teenage dance. Be- A 14.year.old Woods boy may from many high schools in the Sunday, NovemDer 18, when an held on Friday eve:ning, N0- ing. held at the University of area have been planning the, lose the sight of h=.sleft. eye as unknown person elimbed' the .vember 23, is the biggest and Detroit Memorial Hall on. Mc- • result of a tossed atonl~ by an best polio. benefit ~aJ[lce ever," details for months. fence of the yard, and threw Nichols Campus, with ~usiC: by lInknown assailant. .f the stone, hitting the . boy ill .A Wilods police report reveal- the eye. ed that Gordon .F. Findlay of .... IICOONIZ.I 1677 ~ournemouth, r e p 0 r t e d Daniel was taken to Bon' ~hat hIS son, Daniel was playing Secours Hospitai, 'where do~iors. 'I. IJl the baCkyard a!his home on said the injury:.was serious. -N&M&&(3te;~6'J~Mt. / Open Monday Night 'Til 8:30 . Naturalaire is an US'!.~ti IN A ear ~ because it is probably C.f.lOICt mOlt comfortable suit eve~ cd ~ And it is also UJ'1 to ~i()helJJ~",eman nize - because it hu the inguisbing characteristiet SUll. GI1=TS ch make it the perfeot' '~l,'?2 Tal.shoulder auitt, you get a gre~t 4!!al mor.e vm ~~:r--~ !/oJurl11ShD.JJ",' than a coat and trousers (fli,lsIl, sloped) " Mf1t~lIJrly NIff'(1fJ1Laprls ,...... r. II'~KI-Vr~ .~!J: 1,,-tStIJ.()flt F149s (Iff PO~k"I' business prospects an<;l-others 1430-Washington Boulevard l7\40 Ke.rcheval 1 $"mgntHang.fJMAn whose opinions you val~~.You,~re . Cmt" Vml ,conscious of admiring glances and Nlffr()w" Trout"; .-Picture by McNutt a new' confidence that. flows from DOUG SIMPSON,.left, of 123 Muir road Church, and Kolvoord,. scout commission-. the knowledge that you're making congratulates PAUL KOLVOORD of 1248 er'for Grosse Pointe, won scouting's,high~ . from 78.50 L,akepointe', after GEORGE. W .WIL- est citation :for their many years of serv':' . , , an.excellent impression. ~You can't LIAMS/542 Lakeland (center)~ made the ice in the program. _WiJJiams; preSident of- Visiir Our Brand New Store buy any nner ready-tn-wear suits formal pre:sentatiorlS to both scout leaders ': DE!~rojt :Area C.ouncil:~.Boy,. Sc.out~. of .. . highlighting the District 3'Annual Recog- Ame,i-icR,is ~el#.'~:Sp,y~r-'Beaver ~win-. than those tailor~. by HICKEY. nition meeting last week. Simps'on, ad- ner of many yeats sta..l1tling. , • • ,. ",,'here the only ihing FREEMAN-and you can't buy any viser .for Explorer' Post. 499 of Christ as fine fOI' less -money. old is Whaling' $ Hrabonzes~ Give Party 'tradition~ good taile Long List of.Petty- (7rimes TO Introduce Nf:)w RO.Qrn TUxedo 2.3590 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell M. Hra. bonz, of N. Brys drive, held an 1M S. MICHIGAI A& ~i(jkeJ!-~reetnan Confessed to By Ju.~?eniles ppen house last Sunday ev:enb11f,- (HICAGO , Whaling', New. to mark the completion.' ojf their .'~ Store is lit 520 CLOTHES Six juveniles, ranging in age to 27 inciden'b!, ranging from family room. . . . from II to 14 years old, who setting fire to the shrubs at Par- Woodward, iust a~ejt:ttlured hy liS in Detroit Among those'present.w~re the had a mania for starting, fires cells' and other places. 'to steal- nc,rth' of the new Edward C. C~ks,~the Harry R. City.County and taking things which do no't ing small items, such as .match- GraboW's•. Dr. and l\Irs. Joseph Buildin9. belong to them were' arrested es, ypyos,. candy bars. an~ ice L. Poslch, the Lee M. Wauicks" " by Woods .polfce on Tuesday, cream. :from stores, and. large Mrs.: John. J. Louisignau arid: November 13. items such as bicYdes, when tlie Bert W.' Theuerkol'!ls. .. Two of the boys, 12 and 13 left tempox:aril~r:by own;e!,~.:~ PSON years old, arl~still being detain-' ~he. two. boys confessed to t***)~******~**********~ ed in the .Tuvenile Detention pollce that the~r had planned to* ** : ,SPE'CIAL . .1 Woodward Avenue at Grand Gircus Park .Home until a hearing. of their set fire. to two. barns located .,.. ,,/so in Chkttgo cases; the other four haVe been- at Mac"k and Vernier on Nov- **~ released to. their parents~ . ,ember 14. . _ SH.IHTS ..!*.,.. . . '. . Two ll-year-old boys and one . The tW? held, saId Det. Sgt., 12-year--old. told O'Dell and * ',;y. Wal~er 0 Dell a~d 1?et. LeRoy Tobian they were responsible t • Beautifully ¥- ~oblan, were the InstIgators and for 13 incidents, including the; Laundered ; rmgleaders. fire at Parcells and stealing * -r Police. ,on the Nov.em.ber 1;3 small and large items, . :t and Finished * • date, recel'~red a call that shrt:tbs The. ~ldest boy ofth~ group,:t 5 . S1 * 1957 were burnmg on the, w~st SIde the '14~year:,old, ,was Involved * FOR -19 t of.Parcells School, and latex I,e. only. in s.~tting ~ field fire at the. ; -r Ir plans with him. J\N ENTIRELY NEW ST9CK celved a repor~ that boys were rear of 210.6Brys qrive,< accord-- * CASli &. CARRY f' '* spo~ted at ~~ta. and Goethe,: mg to O'Dell and Tobiap. They.; 0- ur 46th. Year t OF 'MEN'S CLOTHrNw - settlllk a r).lljblsh fIre. said he 'was in the stores froni k your flights * .,.. AND FURNISHINGS - ... Patrolman Steve Pet r i e k which the others had' stolen, but i-¥- os holid~ys. answered thf~ 'TaUand discover- was not iIJ-volved in any thefts, * :: . Our concern with fabric quality, ed a small fire burning in a He did not know what his com- of Your Travel Needs * fine tailoring and perfect fit has large sewer. pipe on the Masonpa,nions were doing, theY'-said. I ; won. the eonfidence of the men . School playground. He' also A date' :will Be set for all of * .,.. > we serve. I'f you insist that your found two boys inside .the pipe the 'boys, all from the Woods, I :: clothing reflect good taste, YOll vel Service watcliing thl~ iir~. to appear 'be:fore George H. * ¥- wi;r enjoy shopping at out stores. 520 Woodward ••• Just North of the New Officer PetricK: called to the Weeks, 'Wayne County Juvenile ; :: You'll discover, also, that our ap- TUxedo 5.7510 parel is most moderately priced. CifY.-County Building boys, who 011 finding out it was .Probation Officer, the .. police * tOCAL BkANCHES :: a policeman, fled. 9ne of the sajd. . . ** . )f- d h'd' . h 18435 Mack, at Canyon Of ~ourse Our' .Uptown Store, 7 Mile Livernois is Bustling As Usuaf • boys was foun I mg.'m t e ------* Next to "Chicken Delight" ¥ at bushes on the school grouJ:.1ds FORD SETS NEW RECORD;: 14351 E. Jefferson :: and was taken to the stat10n A new coast~to-coast highway * at Chalmers l . :: for que"tioning.. performance IE!Cordof 47 hoUrs ~iCitiCiCieiC-+CiCiCiCieiCiC+:iCiCiCiCiClciCil • Questioned by Sgt. O'Dell and and 37 minute!. has b!'len set by Detective' ~I'obian, the boy, 12 a stock 1957 Ford sedan, which years old, implicated the ~,13. observed all speed. limits. in a year-old, who ~as then picl\ed. ,.2,913 mile trip fron; .~ew. Y~rk I up. The two, In turn" named ih Los. Angeles 'While breaking the four other bo.ys, who were the previous recor.4 sf;( l~st Oc- also taken into custody.' - tober in another make of car by The two ringleaders admitted" 9 hours and 21 rilinutes. • • f • •• '. @~t1JJ -~~~@~' . .., _Imp)orlant' . \ TWE?ed '. Suburban: • Coat' '.- sizes l~~'to20 from 24.95 'otion! Sizes 8 tQ 12 from 19.95. W IIt'm • .'. Practicf!l' happened. On • • • sm-art! Quilt, lin- There's a frosty Dip in the air these mornmgg .•• ing. In Donegal,. • • that's welcome after the sultry heat of summer's end. Diagonal 01' Herring- Fde lets the bone p,rltternf •. ' ~ think you'll welcome the excuse, to'wear this bancJ.. )urs under you. t(/1.. OJ M~:~"ttM_ IOme Pan-~ tweed toJ;JCOat. Its comforta~ )jghtweigbt fabriC W8l'm8 you up without weighing yoa Tyrolean Velour down ••• it's 80ft to touch ••• yet rugged wearing. The Finish Hat 6.95 eRitiDg Crysler ride; Wf1£1W~~ S-hp. ~ a penoa.I secret? A unique 'blend of soft. Argentina wool with onot duplicate in any sturdy wool from Chile. Try it on in this.easy- Wool Flannel. Sl~.cks ~that travels on wheels. ~~19S7 ., • wemng raglan BtyJe with .~8'Ieep vented back. Jr. sizes ....from 'r;95 ,t our showrooms., don't "'''I.~'ofIIlE.N_ 69 50 Cadet sizes.from 10.9~ . ' ~y new beatt''Y of this . . the wheel and 1nrfti .~.8~~ tawded hebe! ------.... __ ... / otJOr :~(:~~J.EI~;~c~.i " . n I I..) : . -. NATIONAL ~q~.f...... =...... -- , ,BANK....' ~, .Yt't"')1 -.I fc( nl,. I OF DETROIT ' ~Y'- I. I EAlER ______! __ _ _ _._ _ _ _ e _ Kember Fe&ral DePosIt Illsurazlce CorporatfOD ( Make next Christmas easy .'on.you~and fun for 'everyone. Open a Christmas Club account at any of National 17012 Kercheval. ill the Villa,. 170]2 Kerchevall. in tlteVilfage ChtWgs Accounts lnvil.tl Charge Accollnb InvIted - Bank'~ 55 :frie~dlyiteighoorhood offices. Save as litt].e or 8S much as you like ($4.00 every other week adds lip Open Fri. if I 9 p.m. .Open Friday ltil , '.M. , .to.$1OO at Christm~ tim~ Jam today and Dlllke next Christmaa a mer17 one, ; • i I 'I '1"" .. I . t " t h •• t b bn. _...... h • ?' 2 Z 7 • t t tIIIilIIaWr tOt t t t h t • t t .. t , , • t ."».b • iz n t D' .t t 7 • 7 ,..S 7 9 t 't t t t • t 7 , ? '1 2 t t b t > b t .. ... ~'-'':''~''- ..... ') "'- .. Thursday, November 22, 1956 , G R () SSE P'0 I N TEN E~WS Thursda Page Six . . . "1 • 'PT A a~'Ferry Meeting Honors Scout Lead~rs Men's Meets Nau. 28 Scout and civic lead-ers--w-eI-"e-l-K-o-lv-oo-r-d-were:Mr. and Mzs. ~ __ in the spotlight at District 3's S. Harrett, 1128 Wayblirn; Mr. Has f T.be' Ferry School PI'A' Will Ann u a 1 Recognition meeting and Mrs. Henry Parsons of 1244 hold iU next regulal: mee~g on held laSt week at ~e -C.,.eneral Lakepointe; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. The G Wednesday evening, November M?to~ Te:eh Center m Warren, Morrison 1007 Somerset. Mr. Chorus is _' Michigan. Paul L. Kolvoord,' • V1c~preslden~~.~d pro~. 124:8 Lakepointe, and Douglas and Mrs. n:eodore Granger of Jnen from 28. Edward Mitchell, father VIce .... f 123 Muir Eo d b th 91 Mapleton, and Mr. and Mrs. 6urrounding president and progra:m~ chair.. ,';:)lm:p~~~°Sil B a, Ods Theodore J. Wilner, 1374 Not- . :ti' '1.._,: receIV~;:,", ver eaver awar 'tingham. ~inging. It :f ~an or th e orgamza ~)D ~ scou:tin.g's highest citation. Rep- . during the lined up a program of. Vltaf m- resenting Detroit Area- Coun- .K~lvoord, commumty <:om- 1 i~ ~ .COLLECTION. the fine COD I terest and extreme timeliness cil, Boy Scouts of America, was 1?lsslOner f?r "Grosse Pom~ for all parents of elementary president George W. Williams, has ~een a.c!lve l~ severalle~d- fellow singe sc}1001youngsters. _ il of 542 Lakeland, who made the ershl~ po.sltlOns In the scouting to entertain : The program will feature a for mal presentations to Kol- orgamzations for more than 10 ternal orgar. panel discussion .on the subject -voord and Simpson. years. Simpson, explorer ad- ings, hospit: "Reporting to Parents." With An th P' ter Ed Q' visor of troop 86t sponsored by The chon BY KANDELL o :Mr Mitchell in the role of mod- 'd ~r f th\)lllCh 1 ~~; Trombly school PTA, has also free to any erater the pane~'1s will include preslfethn °Chryc1 d's er tYU;- served more than 10 years on quest to ar ~,. anoth~ parent, Mrs. Richard Ion 0 . e, I s er akorpo~a ~~ a unit. neighborhoo~ and COIIl- officers, or 1 Mertz F...... -v School teachers was ~rmcfflp~ sPQe. er t a talk, munity level. He has led sev- Memorial C , ...... " annua... a aIr. Ulnn s 1 ~. Mp. Mary J~e Better and ,Mr. "The Silver Beaver that Nobody eral. ~roups of :xp orers on e:e- The chor. GeoJ;ge ~U~ltCh, an;d Ferry Sees," paid high tribute to Kol- pe~t1Dns to Philmont Ranch m ized in 1942 SChO?I P~CIPa;I. Edwm Wendt. vocr~ SimPSOIl and some 600 ArIZona. torwasW.: • t This toPIC will be of exteme other adult volunteers in at------~ that time i • •I interest to the membership s~ce tendance for their work in tors ha~e I it will ~ord parents.8I.l oppo;r- scouting. Quinn, general man- A New Different Woods, KCl tuIri:ty to ?ecom.e better ae- ager of the recent successful McKenzie, ; .quamted WIth the elel)lentary Un i t d' Foundations Torch Permanent years the p, '", e s~hool report .card a~ well as "a Drive, pointed out that accept- Wave Frocess Finch, chOl :fiTsi ~hand explanation of the ance of civic responsibility by Grosse Po I, program ot Teacher - Parent adults here has earned Detroit Gives Added Beaut;: Chorus. One of tl , Confer~Ilces which will go into national recognition as Ii pro. To Your Hair. , - effect'm January. ' gresslve community. organizatior Under this plan! as approv~ Chairman of the event was Superbly EffedNe. n was to by the. Grosse Pomte Board of A. G. Denison of 188. Kerby, Y« Silky Soft borhood Cl Education, .Teacher-PareJ:t Con- who supervises special events tertain the ferences WIll be held.durmg the for District 3. Other Pointe and their :fc month of January for every pu- leaders honored Ernest the boys' were Army trail pi! ~ the elementary school Torrence. 1036 Notting~ and more pleas: grades. ',John Watzke of Littiestone Harvey Dixon, PTA preside~t, Road. Torrence and Wo.tzke re- CurrentlJ as well as the o~her officers, are ceived Instructor merit, awards. ating as a expecting a particularly large Several prominent Pointers Grosse Po attendance in view of the'im- gathered later at the home of Association portailce of this timely subject. Leslie and Marie Pressel, 1398 -ested in jf In order to affoi'd ampl~ time Nottingham, for an impromptu I welcome t for discussion of this important celebration in honor of Kol- which are topic there will be no visitation voord. Silver Beaver winners at 8 p.m. ~ f Center,. 32 : in the rooms at this meeting. of previous years and their j, The' auditorfum, program as wives welcomed Paul and his described above will be imme- wife Theda into the Pointe \ diately followed by refresh- group of top scout 'award hold- ments under the chairmanship ers. Present were Mr. and Mrs. '~ of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hessler, George Williams, Mr. and Mrs. 'Let eo, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. David William M. Adams of 305 Uni- GABRIELEEN Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John versity, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben in giyj Chesman, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Kushner of 879 Beaconsfield. TEPIDAIRE WAVE ward Benya. Mrs. Eugene Most, An ip..scription on the cake, Complete with styled for wI; in'" her office of Mother vice- "To Paul. the Great Beaver" coiffure president, serves as general 50- was enthusiastically received .. contin cial chairman. Other Pointers, active in scout- A 1~ 1a.mg natural __ fcir ,0. , ing, who help~ congr,atulate no matter what tho texture of your color.c~C)ordinated hair. as only tho mildest soluuoU . known ~ blended with very mild beat in prol Kenneth Cary Attends to give' waves not possible by other methods. ADd a perfect wave, fInh. 'fwo Cars Tangle \ from Paris, to fit the exacting teq~ fClbrics~ Meeting of Educators ments of today's fashion, short hair with curls and wnves brushed iDao & Kenneth Cary of Fisher road, At Intersection ~w st:rle that bugs your head. - buildi. magnificen~and. Dean of Boys at Pierce Junior -- Appolntmenta VA 2-8155 High' School, attended the Mich~ Two motorists met at the world igan Counselors Association Cloverly - Webster intersection BETIY YACKS~ conference held in Michigan on Thursday, November 15, and to liVE exotic State University- on November exchanged fender paint. 12 and 13. Henry Collins of 371 Belang- village More than 350 Michigan high er; was driving a 1956 Ford school and college counselors at- 'south on Cloverly, and entered W] tended the conference to discuss the cross road simultaneous~y be.auty shop Fine Beauty Care Since 1947 the role of the school counselor with a c~ going east on Web- ~ in combating juvenil8Jpro1:Jl;mIS. ster driven by Walter L. Rus- 121,1 Beaconsfield Mr. Cary was head of the as- sell. , Just off Kercheval sociation for the past year. He The cars were only slightly 1 Specializing in Pennanents, We ask N was succeeded by Mrs. Valdean damaged and both men decided Hair Cutting, Manicuring, phoni! us Roth, of Central High School, to let their insurance companies HOlr Tinting, and Bleaching of newcan: gaged caUl Singingl sun:Cfrench"eclcoYorli Bay City. settle any claims. new baby. '. from a land where 1 color is a way of life! 1 Hot oranges, cool subtle blue~ and mauves~_ I , (;Ifamatic browns~ 8elic:ate pinKS-.:. in correlated . plaids, stripes, l'nd solids that dress Individual pieces or. whole rooms with distin,etfve harmony. , • The fabric: a blend~ 'of cotton ana spun rayon with the rich nul) of shantung'l ourable enough for bedspreads and I slipc:ov3rs, yet draping with limpid grac~. It CClme see th'is vibrant Siam colfeetionr- WHO'S THAT FUNNY MAN? What a clown he is! MaIOng such 3illy faces ••• silly noises, too. Thinks he's talking my language. it's an excit\ing experience in beau.ty'!, \ But I kind of like him becaU36 ••• I guess he belongs to me. If only 54 inches wide. Yardt 2.79 he could understand me ••• you how what I'd tell him? I like it here! . , Behindthe assurance so many American ful service too. For a secure future for . children feel -, from 'their earliest days yourself and your family' save at Stand- - lies a sense of security that comes ard Federal Savings. There's an, office from the i,r .parents. And over 50,000 near you. WE ~ILL CUSTOM rAILOR ,YP~R , >,~ DetroiteI'~,- parents' and others, too - enjoy the sense!' 9£ security because of SLIPCOYEllS AND ,DRAPERIES savings 'f • • en t r u s t e d 1;0 Standard Federal Sa\>1D.gs.This trust is inspired " by sound. management, ~the higher re-. MUlaE. turn of 2lh% current rate that's paid on SAVINGSAND LOA. every dollar in yoUr account, -and the FOGIlDAnO" ..insured s,afety.~ou enjoy friendly~ help- • Use Your Charga-PIate FEDERAL .STANDARD SAVINGS atI' I - • " [; f.. 0 fA I, N ,A S jS 0 c' I: f\. T I () N , • " 'It, , i'l Main Qffice~riswold and Jefferson-WO .5-4774 SkVINGS EARN CONVENIENT BRANCH OFFICES It's t wear . ' Jaco sons in it, J . '.-'i -2- 10 16530 E. WARREN ... . i~, At Outer Driv~ Opposite Kensington P. O. CURRENT RATE Style: Home'Deco:rative Shop 11600 KELLY, ROAD And Whittier, ,Opposite Civic Theatre 17141 K.rche~,al, in the Village OFFICI HOURS: MoN. THRU THURS. 1.0:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M., AND FRI. 10;00 A.M.-8:00 P.M• ." ' , 1.. f ...... -- ...... -.1.-... .!en ... I " \. I.. , . , Thursday, November 2:Z, 1956 G R ():SS E p' 0 J N,T;e, NE W S. Page SeVeII tLeaders Men"s -Chorus Rotarians Shown were:. Mr. and Mrs. Co Bomb Alarm Farms Poli(~e Unitarians Traffic, Cases Heard in Farms 1128 WaybUrn; Mr. Hand SeWD Shades Has Good' Ti,n~eGruesome Film ,Proves lr,;'alse. C, ha, Justi~' ~ the Peace Grant Stewart through his 'attorney enry Parsons of 1244 nges,M~lde Plan Workshop -- -- E. Armstrong~ presided over, paid a fine of $20. 3.95 4.95 e; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. The Grosse Pomte Men's "Death on. the Highway~" a Farms pOlice '~re alerte"d a The Farms police:department 'A supper at 6:30 p.m. will pre-- three traffi~ cases in the ~, Two youths, one from ~e.1 ,The Largest 1007 Somerset; Mr. Chorus is a group of busin,:!ss , eonect1cm t' slide-IectUi'e presented by State few minutes pmrt; ,midnight on bas announced two' promotions cede an all-grade:-leveI work. Justice .'<;ourt on Wednesday, City and o~e from the Woo~, of Lamp ~ Theodore Granger of men from Grosse Pointe and 1he Shades on I on; and Mr. and Mrs., N/0vember '13, that a bomb, had and one, appointment, all of Ishop in', religiou5 edUpcao~m'ante November 14. " ,pleaded guilty to- reckless dnv- surrounding areas, which enjoys Police Sgt. MichaelSibal, fo}- which will become ,effective on Iho~ted. by the ,Grosse '." " ing and drag racing on Fisher the East -Side ! J. Wilner, 1374 Not., lowed the Grosse Po~te Rotary been planted 'in the ammunitiOn November 24. , ' ~Umtarl8D. Church on Thursday, Equilla,Stewart ..of ~~06 Mc- road on October 21.. Th~ were ITEMS " I singing. It mee~s each week MADE i Club luncheon-meeting ,in the dump ,at the Army Camp on Ignatius Backmw[l Jr. was iNovex,n1>~29~ ,". ,~ey, ,Detroit, failed to both placed on probation and ,!, C4 community ~om-, during the spring and fall :{or INTO War Memol'ial. Center Monday, Chalfonte avenue. promoted from pa:h-ohiian ~~ PociuJ,ka':from GPUC;' 'ails~ver'a sUmmons for running ,ref:rre to Wayne Count?'. Pro:", for Grosse Pointe" the fine companionship Ilf their :~s, Y'. d LAMPS i active in several lead., November 19. The Counter Intelligence bf- sergeant. He ,will clelebrate his I ~,s c: Y~)Un~fr~~the Cennal, , d light at Lake' Shor oad bation De?~~ co~dition~d UnWiuat Frames Recovered I fellow singers, also to rehearse , " .' -' -'th' the I,Umtarian UnJ:yers~; and Mrs. :~,r~ . e r on no :drlvmg under any Clr- at modern prices. sitions in the scouting: to entertain church groups, fra- Sgt. Siball disclosed that last. fleer' at the 7 :Mile road and '~th: ,~versary WI , !L Blaurock from the Northwest and. Fisher. The date of the cumstances un~il June 15. 1957. Complete Lan1p Se~ ons for more than 100 year, 40,000 persons were killed Crusade Camp said he placed force this .m~nth. ~ I Unitarian U., will be the re- summons was Nov:mber 16 Their operators' licenses were ternal organizations, PTA rn,eet- t 'mpson, explorer ad. mgs, hospitals, etc. on the nati';lns 'highways, more little raith m the'tip-off because, .. ~o pr~m€?ted 1~ ~erge!iIlt 'Iigio~, directors.. ,1952,: and ~tewart did not a~- handed over to the Fa.-ms oop 86, sponsored by The chorus gives its services than the total numbero,f Amer- the entire camp had been dis- was, George, F.:Van, Ti~ He I The Rev. W. D. H~ond pear f9r trial on December 10, Ii d artment. l'chool prrA, has also, free to any group making a re- ican soldiers killed in the Ko- assembled and moved'to anew has been'~with the :E'a~s, police will condud the closing serVice 1952:. In accordance with the po ce ep , • OPAL I ore than 10 years on quest to any of the membE~rs, rean War. location jn Highland Par~. department 83h years. '. following the workshop. I _ customary procedure. the. ~~_I LAMP AND FURNITURE ighborhood, and cont. officers, or to the Grosse Pointe 'The slides shown, presented The informer said'the boml>, John J~ Farley ha.l. been hired ' " , retary of S~te :vas n~tified - WRONG DmECTION COMPANY' vel. He has led sev., Memorial Center. a frightfuIpicture vf the wan- was set to go off at 2 a.m" so as a panolman. SELF CONCEIT. and when the driver's lIcense No man can be expected to s of explorers on ex .. E. Warren at Audubon The chorus was first org:m- ton sla.:ughtE!ron the roads, d;ue. police hustled over and checked ----', The best'-man doesn.;'t ,always came, up, for renewal :ecently, " to Philmont Raneh in, and 24311 Harper ized in 1942, and the iirst direc- to careless drivers and those the area. They' ,found no 'evi. It's easier" ~ te~l, the tru,th,; ~ ~ut i~)s ~ust h~an nature a ne,! lic~nse was. d~med until par as he goes if he IS always I driving while under the influ- denee of any bomb. than it' 18 to"whitewash a lie.' ;for him think, so. " the VIolation was settled. gomg broke. tor was W. J. Watkins, and since ence of alCOhol. ... _ t~ that time the following di.rec- Booklets passed out to the tors have led the group: Glen Rotarians }:'Y the s erg e :ln t, Woods, Kenneth Jewell, John ew Different showed pictures similar, to those McKenzie, and for the past five Permanent, years the present director, John on the s ere en. They were aYe Process Finch, choral director of the printed and' copyrighted by the Grosse Pointe High School "Suicicie Club, lnc./' of }3erk- Added Beauti Chorus. ley, Mich. The boo k 1e t said that the o Your Hair One of the highlights of this " organization during World War deaths on highways are the 1I was to meet at the Neigh. most s ens e 1 e s s, unnecessary borhood Club to sing and en- slaughter that the American public has to put up with. J i tertain the Grosse Pointe" beys I and their families, thus making The pictures were truly grue- I l the boys' departure for the some. Nothing was left out, not , I Army training camps a Iittle even those showing heads and I more pleasant. limbs severed from the bodies r Currently the chorus is oper- of the traffic victims, -! i ating as a singing group of the Sgt. Sibat, who was intro- " Grosse Pointe War Memorial duced. to the Rotarians by Park Association, and anyone, inter- Police Chief Arthur Louwers, ested in joining the group' is asked 'his a u die nee if they welcome to attend rehearsals, thought pictures, such as those which are held every Tuesday seen, should be shown to high at 8 p.m. at the War Memo:rial school students and those taking Center"32 Lake Shore road. driver-training C 0 U r s e s. The answer was unanimously "yes;" Sgt. Sibal had high praise for youngsters who learned traffic safety while learning to drive' 'Let each of us,, under the driver-training pro- ABHIELEEIV gram. DAIRE WAVE in giving thanks plete with styled for wl;at we have, Aeeepting Applications coiffure Austin' High Sehool continue our effor1ts At lzsting natural "aYe for ,.. what the lcxtllre oi your Applications for admission to only the mildest solutiODli blended with very mild heat in promoting the next year's freshman class at ves not possible by other Austin Cat h 01 i c Preparatory And _ perfect wave. fresh .s, to fit the e:cactin~ rcqui~ common good and! School are now being re~eived today's fashion, short hair at the school, 18300 E, Warren " and wavcs brushed into & that. hugs your head. building a better Ave. The applil'ations way be made at the s'chool office on tmenta VA 2-8155 world in which any school day from 9 a.m. until I 5 p.m. The closing date has been TTY YACKS set at January 11. 1957. to livew The Rev. Father Rector John F. Galloway, O,S.A., urges all village parents who wish to register their sons at Austin to do so as uty sho\1 WELCOME soon as poss.ible. enuty Care Since 1941 Austin is an accredited school WAGON offering coIl e g e preparatory 11 Sea.consfieJd courses in the academic and uSt of! K~rcheva! scientific fiE~lds. . Iizing in Permanents, We ask NEWS readers to please -, " Cutting, Mcmieurmg, phone us the name and address intin~ and Bl.:aening of newcomers to the Pointe, en- PAYMEN'.r AJlPROVED gaged couples, and births (If a new baby. The Farms Council 'Monday, November 1.9, approved, the final payment of $3,762.58 for :. TU 2-1134 work performed on its city streets, ThE~figure is $1,105.63 in excess of the original con': TU 5-4817 tract and represents 15,700 square yard!s of additional seal work performed, .. '110 15 Kercheval Ave. -i,n the Village } " ... GliDER 11.95 Making goage. If only it here! ,Bright~ secure fuhlre for 'ly save at Stand- Young Lines There's an office that make you look pi'etty as well us professional Christmas Comes to the Pointe FEDERAL' Cover your Imale-TngIistY" one sfop ..7\nd wnere , SAVINGS I m~uld you find a beite~ place than S.-Stei~ & Co., of, . tit "'. ' I .'~ T ~.'~ IV> ~'ros,se Point~!u.t~nosteare 'ond:good t~st&,h~vebeen' ) exercised. jl~,eyeryit~m'~'.• ~n~:.if you want to 5-4714 please thal;'man ~nd::bc~y::.:•• buy 'his Christmas Gifts where ., , It's hard for you n~t to walk a little proudly ••• when you he himself Sloes fa select. fndividual ana distinctive' mer~handise. wear this Red Cross Professional Shoe. You just feel 5<'1 right .' In it. Smart. Bright. At OClse, And everyone' keeps telling you ••• you look that way, too. Come tty it on! For Your' Convenieitc., 'Open flY'ery Night, Largest selling bring of fitle ,footwear in the world. . , 'til !~'til Christmas.' SaturdQys 'Ii( :'~"' ROAD Styles from 9~ to 1j~~ . 'I'hJs product has tlO connectJon whatever with 0:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. The Ameri~il1 National Red Cr0811 - ,. ~ \ .,/, ; ': " '. r , 'I, \' " ' \ ' ... • d. cd ..... d d p bhh ...... 'D bb be •• 't b b ...... h" he't b b h ...... hs b J ... b .... » b nib t b t t t.b he be. >st .... t. db b. > tn •• b • b b > •• 1.. en ...... -' ' .... .' -S"e'i+m & .. b • • ""r'"-.".....,...... ,....'~I ...... -. -_ -~ - ... ..- - Thursday, November. 22. '195&' Thursday. Page Eig"t • . . . . Murray S Her brother, Bill, teaches at W9.S off t{) wheel him around I BE ALERT -d the Belle Isle Chrysanthemum Tb-e man who burns the nu ~ . The LakeSt. GPUS, and his sister obliged Show for an afternoon's enter- night oil has little chance of 1ul. the Michigan Detroit "Edison Boosts Dividend Julie 'Works Even, Quring Lunch H9~"r her old .alma mater by speak~ tainment. filling his day dreaIt,lS- :fessional En . The Detroit Edison Company stockhol<:iers of' record Decem- ing to the drama class of 12, board has declared a quartQ1'ly ber 201, 1956. on Tuesday. dividend of 50 cents on out- This is an increase of five On Saturday night her par- cents per share 'ovef the ~om- "FLOWERS ~C:c:~~~ns Jack O'Oonnor standing shares of capital stock ents gave 4eltf/ftce Telephone VA 1-6257 CI.m. till 1:00 DELIVERY SERVICE .SUTTON'S ~tRUGS . The Pointe's own Julie Harris, star- Theater, 'Studies_script while grabbing a Corner 14401 E. Jefferson 15233. Kercheval Beaconsfield GrOS$e Pointe •••••• r~ng in the "The Larl~" at the Schubert ' snack dw;ing rehearsals. lilt ChQI~er$ "A. 2-4085 • ~ (. . .. By I'atricia Talbot B d t'} th . t of .. roa way un 1 e.wm er She finds the country around There IS nothmg of the up- 1950" when she cr,eated "the Hollywood tremendous but .th~' • stage, temperatpental. ~ctress memorable twelve-year- old atmospherl? of the film capital, • abou~ ~. and Mrs. Wll1~am P. Frankie in "Member of the pel::uliar and disturbing because pastel fur "felt- • HarrIS" d a u g ~ t e r, JulIe, ~ho Wedding." " of its feeling (j.f imperm'anency • began her lummous career nght Aft h" ,t 1 f Sall and loneliness, , 1 G P , 4,~ er er por raya 0 y • here In the 0 d rosse Oilll'C B"l . "1 1\ - C " . Ch . t "" owes m .cull "a amera During the winter she will cascaded with roses Country Day School at a rls - h" . I t d t' t d t s e was e eva 60S ar om a continue her modern dancing mas page ant. ty' 'th E . Th t and her voice lessons. She h-opes Hailed by critics as the great- "a par. .10 e mplI~ ea reo • som.eday her voice will be, est new star in the theatrical. She went on to .re-create b~th Splendid with furs1 charming • • strong enough for a musical, heavens in a generation, the' tp'-ese successes. m the m.oVles thi: most popular' vehicle to • First High f'idelity Televisio,n quiet, modest home loving Miss .a~d was nom]Jlated :for an with silk~ and jerseys • • . our "+tIe th,= average play-goer. Piano • Harris remembers her' home~ Academy av:ard. . town with affection and grati- . "Utterly P?lsed an~ con~ldently lessons are in the" future too." , piofile cap. dramatized by a fall • 1; d .assured, MISS HarrIS, With her 'While 'working, Mis~ Harris • u;ppearing, for tw'D weeks at small' eX'pl',essive face ben~a~" does little besides knitting and . of cabbage' roses. Pink. cloud white. .. background readtng. She cares the Shubert as Joanne D'Arc'in "the reddls~ gol~ boy cut 1,lalr, ~" "The Lark," Miss Harris gives has an mt:lligJ!nt, ..reserved fpr her 16 months old ~vn as or blue~ Also black or brown. much as possible herself and M.hgnavox a sensitive and exhilerating per~ manner that, IS a:pp~alfug. • ftll'I!lance in the role of one of We c?uldn ~ thmk_,?f a~yone frowns on a gay social whirl. 8.95 • her favorite heroines. more dIametrIcally. oPPOSIte to :She was able to s:l;)end • DOW witb Like Joanne she is herself the star than MarIlyn Monr,oe Thanksgiving .with her parents a dedicated personality believ- 'an~ .to. our amazement Miss in their Ellair place 'home' and • , ing that the demands of her HarrIS IS, a .st-o?.t_defender of for the first time~in five years • • • • • exacting role come first. She that lady s hlStrI~lllC talents. the whole fciniily was together. says, like the s tr 0 n ~ man , She feels she IS ~~ch .."to be of a circus, an actress must kE:'ep commended for her. ill~lstance fit as an athlete in order to oX?-bette~ roles ~d admIres .her STEREDSDNIC give a co1'lsistent performance. courage ill tacklmg sUGhasslgn- I OFFICE This leave~ little time to re- 'ments as her present one oP~. union with friends and family. posite Sir Laurence Olivier iri. I ~~ 5PA:CE KerchevaJ. at St. Clair MAOEE~ ccWhen she leaves the theatre '~Sleepirig Beau~y." , I " TU" 1..4:~OO at night she taxies to the w.hit~" ~f course we ~sked her about Use .your Charga-PJate TUxedo, 2-7000 tier for a goodnight to h~r ap- James Dean WIth w:hom she ~)le SOUND pealing son, Peter, and,a" snack ,work~d Ll'l"East ~f E~en" .. S_he - . ~ ... with her h usb and. Manning '.was Impressed WI~ hI~. abilIty - Guerian manager and producer. and promise but confesses. she 4 high ftdeIify speakers, two on each side of the The 'star r~members her is puzzled by the .current big lifelike picture, surround you with natural schooldays chiefly for her dra- fetish. Impc sound. Truly the sound seems to come from the matic coach at Grosse Pointe After "The Lark" finishes \, picture-and for the firs1!; tUne the picture is real Country Day School, Miss,Betty runs in Philadelphia and Wash~ 'All , -sweeping you into the scene! This is new Stereo- .Spencer, who first made her., ingf:on the Gue~ians wi~ be ab;e sonic Sound, found only in this magnificent understand what a career in the to, spend "ChrIstmas" m theU' Masnavox high fidelity TV instrument! theatre could mean. . 'recently purchased brownstone SHARI It was during three summers home ,in the heart of Man- at the Perry-Mansfield Work- hattan. shop in Steamboat Springs," Plans for, .the future are , SUI Col., that she realized what .vague, as the' actress feels she discipline and self-sacrifice were must have a long rest after her ne'cessary." At seventeen she. current rple." She and Mr. $65.: came to New York to'study at Guerian read new scripts' all Miss Hewett's' Classes and the the time and perhaps a movie is ' Crafted of f Yale School of Drama. in the offing, as she wants to sharkskin, sml A,FTER-THANKSGIVING three button Then followed a series of open in Broadway in the fall custom tailor.: short parts' both on and off at the beginning of the season. " Handsome sui and 'wear. 0 u < : ~ ~ - r f 0.. . . _~ values! I • I. .' Choose from Browns, Blue .~foi~~s~~ilJ.~. -##~, . range of sizes, ) ~. ~ ~ ~ ~RealRocking Horse •. '!he Videoroma ~ -!- . .,,; ,CARROUSEL 0:" ..... 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GIRLS COATS and Radio,. &. Televisi,on -I.. . " or . yellow trim'. R~"quires' oril)'!"6'x'6'" " , / Sales & Service *.~ ~ space. Price. $395., '{'"' 18472 MACK nr. Cloverly TIU 5..6312' " , ~!. '-"- Open Evenings Vni# 9:00 - Sat. Until! 5:30 .~ Displayed at COAT SETS Buy }Ji'ith • ConfidE!nce , :.;. 23325 Harper,:Near 9.1KiIe- Substantial ceductions on' limited quantities BECAllSE .f. or Call Thomas la';e~ .PR.3-2924. . of late fall and winter fashions After thE! .Sale It' 8 SERYICE "'. ~~ia':- •• ~~~.~. ~.~,.~~~-' , •.••. ~~.,\i('¥'l'.~~.~.*~~,.• ,. = ThatCouRt3 ." . ~., .~"'...~.~ f ~.~..;. ..., . ,.. '.. , I :i- . - , ',- , } I .' _ --O&~~ --....._ _..L till. ,4 • eM ....;1 l.A ., A ,...... t « ~ d ., d td •• +Ed d ~-----.....& _ ...r.,...... -_. - " t ; C;"' .. 'Wi 4ft " ~I~:~ q..i~#"'.f ."'.4.'""": q..~:' '4-*::;;'"\ ,', ",cq q%.q" ... qq" '" ~«..,"'.... • "'i""."" 'fiC""_ • q; .'"...... , .... '" "'" C;"';!45!'!• J • \ er. 22. '1956 Thursday, NOY'ember i!2. 1956 ' 'GROSSI PC)_I~T& NEWS . , Page Nine' k UERT Murray Smith to Tjalk. To Engineers Society o burns the mid. BOUSEHOLD~ a variation to use peanut butter The Lake St. Clair Chapter of mE!eting in Howard Johnson's meat of. nut. Brazil nuts are is ttle chance of 1ul. . Youth Coun,cil Makes Pl'an~~for ;Dance for the stuffing rather the the Michigan Society of Pro- resta~ant, Mack avenue? on . For a' really simple.to.make exceptionally suitable. Then, than , " dre~. fessional Engineers will ho~lda Monday? Noyember 26. \ candy, try stuffed dates. No roll the date in :finely granu- nutmeat. cooking at all is requir,ed tQ Murray M. Smith, city engin.:. lated sugar. Store these stuffed mak~ them. All you need do is his young sons a father's eel' of GrossI! Pointe Farms, will dales in an airtight container)o To remO'le ~e pits and insert. the prevent their drying out. A O'Connor be the guest speaker. He will actions speak louder than Words. -'. and' PHONO UNIFORMS tell about his experi~nces in airing Southeast A:;ia where he y.rork- " eton TU. 5~8379 .ed with the State Department in One-Third health and sanitation for one year. He will also show colored Off slides of Vietnam, Cambodia, Sizes "10- 18 Thailand and Bankok, showing and 9-15' working conditIons as well as FAMILIES LIKE YOURS: the countries. peggy neste"s All professional engineers re- 18339 :E. Wanen at COUrville siding in the Grosse Pointe area Like .Our,~Christmas Open EvenIngs tU1 9:00 are invited to attend the meet- I irlg. . , :S.a~ings'C:ILlb t Christmas Cards gaLore! * .Your choice from 35 albums Like millions. of. others -around the countrY, you'll find that i Bo~ed cards and personal c:ar'ds Christmas CluJ:)makes saving easier. Join here at our office Di~ounts Allowed * in yo~ neighborhoOd. Save $1.00 to $20 weekly for 00 weeks- * Open Sunday Afternoon - 3:00 to 8:00 * for YC1urconvenience " get $50 to $1000 n6xt Nove;mber. No enrollment fee or other * charges. Yon .get a handy coupon book; we'll provide mail- Open evenings until 9 :00 / i While you',e here. see our ~ving ~velopes if you ask for them. games. toys, gifts and olffie. supplies /? ~pe~ on Thank!.giving , , ., " -Picture by Fr~dRunn~U. Creative STA1-IONERS -~lembers of, the Memorial Cente:r: HERRMANN, JUDy BERNO, GUY MIL- , J youth group gather to perfect arrang&." ' LER,' J U D Y' .SC~OENHERR". JVI,;IE 17639 SaastWarren AVf.l. TU 5-0870 eents. for the "Turkey Trot",' which, will ' GaADWIpK" TED 'HARIq:S, 'president; ,~' be held:from 9 to 12 this Ssturday,night, , .MARION , CLARK, "NAGGIE " NIGRO,. November 24. Among th"se' workihg on NANCY SPI1\TD~E and NANCIE CRAIG . • •••••• •• e •••••••• " •••••• the project are:-BARB LINDEN, "TONY • Choose nO)N frQm these • • =:, • EUROPE TOURS • Pointe Artists Detroit's Plans !Burglar- Visits .Kercheval near St. Clair '.• • Prize lVinners Lecture Subject WeiSner Home Use Our'Drive ..ln Window. • Twenty-eight cash prizes to- What exac"tly is bemg planned! 'Fhe Farms detective bureau is roses • taling more than $3,~00were a.n- for Detroit for the next .few' investigatm:g the ,November 17 • nounced at. a banquet for ex- years? You will have a chance, robbery. of the Edward J. Ylas- • hi biting .artists of the Michigan t,olearn the answer to that ques- ner reSIdence at 319. McMillan . FIRST FEDER l charming • Artists' Show held on Novem. tioD. next SUliday afternoon at Mr. Wasner. summoned the' po~ I • ber 13. in the Detroit Institute, 3 o'clock C!-tthe Central Library lice at .12:30 S~day, ~orning,l ' I I. our little • • of Arts' preceding a public re- when Charles A. Ble~sing, Ad- i when he ,and h~s .~amJ.ly re- • • ception held in the Great Hall, rninistrator and' Director of the turned h~me to fmd It had been Downfowntffeodqvorten AI'JP d by a fall • and the gaTIeries where the ex- Detroit City Planning Commis. ransacked. Griswold at Lafoy.tte, • hibition will be on view through sion, speaks to the first SUn~ay He .told inve~tigating officers "cron from old City Halt oud white, • • December 23,' . program ,S P 0 n s 0 red.' by the that they. left the house about P","RKING LOr • • Three prize winners were from Friends of the Library tnis sea- 6:15 Saturday eve n,i n go Th~ or brown. Grosse Pointe. _They are: Doris son. • thief or' thi~ves, gained entry by • • Ann Smit~, 229, Lothrop road,' "Mr. Blessing's ,topic, The iim,mying the F r e ~ c.h doors. • • who .receIved the. Campbell- Future Plans for Detroit, is one WhIChlead from the livmg room 8.95 • • Ewald Company pnze of $200 which will interest and effect to a back porch. ...• ... .. • • f~r. ~er,,?aintingi "Annual. Ex- all of us," said Clark T. Wells, A. thorough search revealed • • hlblt!On , Karl F_,rth, 2~5Rldge- Program C hair man of the that three watches, a camera • mont road, w~o :ve.celve~ the. Friends .. "Mr, ~lessing is an with flash attachment, a gold t~ • • Mrs. Hen~y ~m~m~~, p:]~~ of expert in the field. of city plan- cigarette case, a lighter,' and • • • • . , • r:::> ~ N EI~y-t Ei _;__ ~ $100 for"p..lspamtmg, Mlc,lllgan ning, with experience in Chi- $23.95 in cash. was taken. The AIOv1e7nBue,andf!"Ilii!d-rthahM.MO?dY , cago and Boston before coming total loss was about $400. See Our FabuloUs ~ac.ons.le • w 0 receIve d here." He will illustrate his talK. .'. " . Cijts and' the MIchIgan. Water Color So- -'th l'd'" 1 tak . Police were unable to fmd all¥ , "WI S I eg, In CO or en In f' . t ] Collection of ciety prIze of $100 for her water this cOlmtry' and in Europe" mger prm cues, AccessQries COlOr,"Mother Bird." , Th F. - d . 't 11' t' f: ------Everything Your ~ff»"ornM~.iJ.: e nen s mVI e a 111e - S ' .t Att d H' . --.---- estea people to attend' the' meet- ororl, en some MADE EXPRESSLY FOR y Some people are ~atural' 'f::!orn ing at the Central Libra'ry next- Furnishings Exhibitio." . Hearth Desires. • HURRICANE LAMP bores-others acquire the habit. Sun day afternoon •. ,'Refresh- . _ .• FIREPLACE SETTING • PLANTERS. ~;n~lfS~ me_nt~,Will -be se'rved after the To. get a first hand 'picture of • ANDIRONS, • SCALES, , program, and everyone is urged ...wliat is new in home decors. • FIRE TOOL SETS • PLAQUES to plan'to stay fOr a cup of tea, fabrics and furn1tlll'e, members' . • MAIL BOX with the group. of the Tau Lambda RHO Sor. • WOOD BASKET Imported ority were guests l'ist Wednes~ • SCREEN a1id Christ Church Ladi~s day evening at 'a special show- • GRATE A Complete Line of 'All Wool Presenting Holly Fair ing of fabrics by Wanamaker's, • LOG CARRIIERS Wall Accessories one of Gros~e Pointe's fine dec,. ., COAL HODS B~" The Ladies' Aid of Christ orating fir m ~, H1853 Mack • FENDERS SYROCO Church, Iroquois at East Vernor avenue. SHARKSKIN i Highway, is pl"esenting a Holly Miss Irene Moran. assisted Mr. Fair and Turkey, dinner on and Mrs. M i c h a e 1 Williams, Ensemble from 49.95 up fa .~OO . SUITS ThurSday, December 6. Reserva- owners of Wanamaker's, in the FOR THE BEST IN. FIRI5~LACE FIXTURES ALWAYS' tions, for 5:30 and 6:3() may be presentation 'and, with, the re- made by calling either Mrs. freshrilents! which follOwed. J $65-$69~ Fretz at TU. 2-1869, ,or the Mr. Williams gave an inter- ~b'Own "". wbl" church' office, 'WA. ',-2667. esting talk on the construction Crafted of fin e imported DOI\ation~ will be' $1.50 fOr of custom,:, made upholstered sharkskin, smartly styled in I adults; children, 75 cents, Res-; furniture and the .latest fabrics .WOODS MANTEL & TILE. CO. three button. models and ervations Illu~t be in by Decem:- in draperies and up1;lolstered HANS LOY.ISAI Prop. custom tailored throughout. SHOE COMP~ ber 2. Featured will be an apron color, -schemes including soft Handsome suits you'll \'(eor 21323 Harper, 7 Blks. Nort~:of Eight Mile Road b.ooth, a linen booth and 11 tones and exceptionally bril-, PR 1...1300 and wear. 0 u t s ton din 9 18633 Ilast Warren Open' Mon.. and Fri. Itil 9, p.m. values! Ohristmas goodie booth: J liant oral!ges. Choose from Tans, Gro~~, Browns, Blues in Q full - • range of sizes. Buy on Laway 30 Day Charge MR. FOSTER MYERS 90 Day Charge 1919S MACK. TU. 4.5320 OPEN THURSDAY. FRI'DAY, SATURDAY IVENINGS annou~ces'. the openin'g of his new ~ ...... AI" lEa V J _ • 7 - • OPTICAL STORE J :19798 MACK AVENUE • Neat' Cook Road ,whem he witt ~arry 01'1 a general optTcal bUsrne~!, aceurateTy filfing the requirements prescribed by your doctor and fitting you with Choose from Mary colors In proper 'glasses a[ld. frames of the accepted types ana styles. smooth leather ••.• or soft y~u.~re cordially invited to look in at our new, well equipped ShOpi suppl1e bucko AAAA i'O C \lVidths , I lxctwltiefg ai ,m'Jerj Opticiaflj Byo"~~1 GROSSE POINT& KERCHEVAL, near Notre Uame In tb., Villag, 197'98 MACK AVENUI Telephone TUxedo 2.5120 ~ Nsar Cook ROtItl 'rU. "'.9400 - • '. .- • . ." .. , T _ ...... 'lb he h hr. b h b' b"o ... • • • ...... D t #r-tlll~I..~,t '. ....h b b....~~...... ,..+ ...... ~ , .-r ... _ ~ -. -.. '..-- rY. """':""'-- -. --. ~------~~-~~_.--~~.,...... ~r.. F .....~W"'jiii'P, ...... ~",...... ,.....-.r:--~....- ..t,,-,,--. ~r; ...... ,...... rlJll"" '*"""~"""',~'P'"~ pr"'- r YT -,' Page Ten G 'R 0 S S ~ P C~I N TEN EW 5 Thursday, t'k,vetnber 22. 1956 Artists' Group Holds' Critiqzle\ ------StateIy Point~ Terrace~ Now Tena nt-0'kned Dr. and Mrs. John R. Pear works presented were notable Clothes entertained members of the both in number and merit and ::Starts j Grosse Pointe Artists' Associa- Mr. Glicke::-'s c:dtidsm oi each, ~ • tion on Wednesday evening, No- constructive and interesting.Re- The City's " vember 14, in their home in freshments a.nd a social hour : was summonec !'rombley road. followed the meeting. 8ixth and mo, The occasion was the associ- dryer me in ation's first oritique of the win- So live thl1,t you return mC!re urday, Novem ter season presided over by Ben to the world than you take from am. FortunatE Glicker, artist and teacher. The it. ' discovered b4 :from a basemE All a\'ailabl« ment rushed t at a PRICE you can afford! a mile from t Kenneth EekE -Notre Dame. Rivard immee Louvered Shutters anti Doors off-duty firem Interior and Exterior.' Free Estimate an~ Designin~, . smoke pourinlil .....- Call-TU 4-2720 The Louver Shoppe • house. Men's and Women's At 11:25 'a.n: VA 3-0441 13950 Charlevoix Ave. Department v I GLOVES stand by in ea: Minute') later firemen phone :BeautifuUy ready if theiJ needed. Cleao;ed The, trend toward owning By 1l:45, CB and Hand Blocked ()n~'s own home is spreading to his men had D' t h D. N U d W din, :M:rs.R. McCarthy and :Mrs. trolled' the fir multiple dwellings: The latest ys rop y rIve. 'PW n er. ,ay T. E. Blondell. lkclusive at group of, terraces to go' co- ----_, _ room.' where 1:1 Returns by the leaders are to opemtive is the handsome Eng-, An ,',army of approximately In"addition, MDAA has expend- dryer was 10' be made at the Police and Fire Drapery and Curtain lish block of 30' units on St. 250;000 volunteers calling on 'ed $1,738,696 for clinics, patient departments ~ 'is departments, '17145 M au m e e GLEANERS 15139 Clair ~venue at Maumee. homes throughout the country aid, recreation and education of they would no avenue. • FAULTLESS'S 3-6 Yea rs 0 f ' One of the main reasons for in the ThanksgiviDK Mar~h for ,child ,and a d u 1t' dystrophics specialization guarantee you the When the Sl BeIJinff~ Kercheval Ave. the increasing popularity of Muscular Dystrophy seeking throughout the ',countrY. It may be true that the . finest workmanship and fairest it was neterm at Lokepolnte this type dwelling is that t,he fund~' to fight ,the crippling and Names. of leaders' and, area squeaky wheel gets, the most prices for cleaning draperies, ban- was started b~ CLEANERS occupants .have the privacy of fatal disease. wo:-ket:s in. the CitY'.of Gross~ grea,se, but it also wears much Quet cloths, lamp shades ond the dryer. Tl Pick-up and Dellvt1:y a' house without the annoyance The nation's fire fighters, Pomte Farms who wIll be soli- faster. blonkets. was completel and. exp.ense.of exter~or maint,e-' letter carriers, teenagers and citing fuilds on November' 29,' • We toke down and rehong dm- flames were and DYERS VA' 2-5800 nance. A full-time gard~ner is other volunteers will ring neigh- from 7 to' 9 p.m. 'are as follows: P;,ies and cornices. its walls. - SINCE 1918- usually employed and ea~h b 'd.' b' II 'th" ',' h t th . owner pays a small fee' for his' ors oor e s', r~ug ou, e. Leaders: Mrs. W.' D. Stevens" • GUARANTEED: NO SHRINK- The follow: "Grosse Pointe's Oldest and Finest» service. week for contrl~u~lO~S to sup-' Mrs. Peter Gunner, Mrs. john AGE or LOSS OF COLOR. Your City's firefigl: The '81. Clair terra~es axe p~rt rese~rch~ clml?S, and, the Montgomery, Mrs. Ken net h household items wilt look tik.e to ext,nguish brick, stucco, and timber in the WIde patIent serVlce progr~m Kimmel, Mrs: Edward Hulbert, new! , dryer fire in . Eaglish suburban style. Th~y,. o~ Muscular D~strophr ASSOCla- Mrs. J. P. Fralick, Mrs. C. W. ney home at ~ were built 25 years' ago, and tlOns, of Amerlca, Inc. , __ Smith, Mrs. ,E. Del. Barba and was caused 1: motor in the two and a half decades have Heading' the' drive are Mrs. Mrs. T. Trowbridge. allowed the buildings to mellow Lo~ qehrig, national 6ampaign " Area workers: W. D. Stevens, Chief Rivarl and ,their .landscaping to. ma-, chaU'man, former Postmaster Mrs. William Kessler, Mrs. Ed- tess people pa tute to add a substantial dignity., General James A. Farley, hon- ward, West; Mrs. Par n e 11 to the s~iciIl clothes dryers Each has a large living ropro orary national chairman and D'Hooghe, Mrs. Vincent Lea~h, with fireplace, a dining aTea, Jerry Lewis, national co-chair- . C ment can expe and kitchen. The first floor iri- man, aided by business; profes- Mrs., Leo ,Carrier, Mrs. B. . on more calls. eludes a pantry an d coat cIoset .' sum. al an d enter t'~me~ t ' Iead- 'Addison, Mrs.M Lowrie,.H H kMrs.JD. the sixth clot The second f~oor has thr ee bed- ers wh 0 have mob1lized suppor,t Wegman" rs. .. opJ es,M r,; ~ two months. rooms ...... d a bedroom with' com- in' their fields. Mrs. R.. E. 'Mulhgan, r., rs. au Samuel Candela, Mrs: John plete bat~ is located,on the tlurd Many local' and 'nation~l or- Millis, Mrs.. v(esley Schmidt; , '1'IME RO floor. ThIS last arr13:n~ement 81:- ganizations and their ladies' Mrs .. Edward. Cormnyn, Mrs. '!'he rilillenil . fords a perfect maId s ~uarters auxiliaries also are aiding in Nels~m, Mrs. Robert Harper and New Office Space Available reached when or guest room. the drive as. volunteers. In- Mrs. William Weinberg. \ Some units have ,one bath OJ?- cluded ar,e Eagles, Tall Ced,ars way to apply the second floor and others of L e b an 0 n, Odd Fellows, Also: Mrs. ,F.' Kummer, Mrs. 93. Kercheval~ on the Hill takes of yeste ,hav~. two. A ma'Ster bedroom American Legion, Veterans 'of Omer Denomme. Mrs: Arm- provldes ampl~ room for t;vo Foreign, Wars, AFL-CIO unions, strong,.,.Mrs. C. W. Smith, Mrs. lar.ge beds WlthOUt crampIng Junior Chambers of, Commerce' G.' Schroeder,' Mrs. T. Jens.en.. , - the, ro0n:- . . r Soroptomjsts, and parent-~each~ Miss M. Henry. Mrs. E. puJar- .. " 'Occupied by Occupied OcclJpi5d by Silver Inc1udm~ the h~g qu~rt~.s er, 'women's, civic, youth and I by on the thIrd., floor, there IS religious organizations. • •••••••••••• • pI plenty of attlc storage space. _. , ' TAPPAN {2,fALTY TAPPAN RfALTY DR. Q£/s/cr Each terrace has a full base- :Mrs. Gehrig, whose husband • re I ment with an oil henting unit. Lou, the_noted ,Yankee baseball Bookkeeping Garages have been provided for played died in 1941 of a, disease , two-car families. The, units in similar to muscular ,dystrophy, , Let me keep yo~r books for the corners have center en- inappe, r • . ',.. rl 'ad 1" d d 6 edit 6 • pf d tad < t 'tg (dot;,d ."'s6d dsd' d "d •• 1st:," tddd d. 1 A" •...... -01 _ .. ~ ~~ - - . - - . '.'- ~-'I . - .' .. ber 22, 1956 , . Today Thursday, November 22, 1956 6 R,C) SSE POI NT ENE W S Page Eleven railable free millions Clothes Dryer ty, Woodcarving; Frank ~otcher' f food from its sur. IMrs. H.arris Gram Burglars Enter (iardelia Home~JCar Bumps TrUek' Troop 61 ~olds Court of Qolior - Nature, Home ~Pal1'; Dan Contributions which Shea -' Canoeing, Fin,"t Aid.' , Starts Blaze Fatall). Injured. 'A Park hom~ was broken into. throu'gh~ ~~ ~ans.~ln .of' a do~r' lit Traffic' Tangle Boy Scout Troop -61' of St. Stroup ,and John (~ Home Repair, Reading:, Wood- ~ it will cover only on Wednesday, November .14, at the side of the house, when '.. -~ . " '. '. J;J~~ul,School ,held a Court of Second Class: _ David Fuger, packaging. .--- carving; Art Schneider - Cook- ' The City's Fire Department A freak accident caused the but nothing 'was. taken, accord;.' 'a ~r~or attempt to elllteJ;through' . "Officers RObeft'.Van .Ti~ and .H.:>nor'on .Wednesday evening, John Egan._ tItion of $1 addressed ing, Reading, Wood~.alg;'" was summoned to extinguish its death of Mrs. Harris J. Gram ing. to police. , Freh~ doors it thE~.':r;ea"l.'of .~e Richard.'~Elwoithy ~';investila.ted' N4)V~ber?-.4. . " , ' First Class: _ Joel Groshko, Dick Westrick - Home Repair. etroit 33, .will start sixth and most severe clothes 70 of Alden Park Manor whe~' Park Police, Chief Arthur house was .,.~S1.1IC:cessfuL A a 'nnnar accident a:~the -c'omer, Th€"Pion~er Patrol under the' .William ,Campbell; Dan Shea, The troop is planning a camp~ ; a 20-lb. package dryer fi!"e. in two montl'-..s, Sat- sh~ was visiting in the 'Moran ,Louwers said that the - horne s~ch of the .home found noth- of .Washingt~n road. an~: St. lellders~p'~~Senior Patr611ead- Frank Katcher. urday, November 17, at 11:12 out at Kensington Park for the road ,home of her son and broken into was that of ~TS. iJig missin~;... . Paul' avende at:noon, Novem-- er ChrIS ~rett and:the P~ther. Star: -:. John Huebner, J:':>el scouts and their dads for the ,:. a.m. Fortunately the blaze was daug~ter.-in.law, Mr. and, Louis Ga~q.~lla,"1386 Kem.,mg~': Chief-'Louwers !!aid. he be- ber 12. , ..: ,. '•. P~t:ol under; the le~dership o~ Groshk~ Dan Shea. discovered b~fore it spread l':frs. weekend 'of November 23-25. .- Hams Gram, Sunday evenmg, ton, who IS ou:t :o~ town.,' , Ii d' ~"'. . ,.' Bernard N" Padbe).".g.of '17256 S~!!l1or Patrol Leader J o,hn : Scout Life Guard: __ Fred from a basement laundry. ~ovember 18, ,He said Mrs. Gardella's daugh-:,' .ev~ )u:e" ~s ~ere r~sp~nsl- Gaul 'Be~, in Detroi~, had stop.: ~,~e?~~ presented '.~o v:rr. Kotcher. MSU GIVEN LAND All a vailable men and E!quip~ Mrs. Gram fell down t}\e tel', Mrs .. D. F., Bracci of ~4~O 1?~~m ~~IS \york. . ?e~ h~ .C4e~0Iet de~yeu: ~uck .. anlUsmg and ent~~mg skits. Merit Badges: _ Chris Bl:ett ment rushed the four-tenths of Michigan State University has b.asement stairs when she ac- Grayton~. D~tro1t, ,V'l,ho'p.el'lo.cU.:-.,N. '_ : on St., Pa~.: t~',ma¥ 'a. delivery~o. .The., badges which w ere _ Reading; Tony Fuger _ Can- rd! a mile from the station to the been given 300 acres of land in c1dentally' opened .the wrong ca~y;~heck~ ~e~moth~r.s ~ome" ., ~e~ IN ~IFE '.. . at ~4:"WashiIi~oli •. ~s., ...Af.n' '~ward~d,a~.as ,follows.: - .' oeing, Readitlg, 'Woodcarving; Oakland county near Rochester Kenneth Eckert home at 408 d?or. She, ;Nas rushed to Je~- wh1le she 1S away,. ~lscovere~ Every .m.d1vldu~ has a place Schmidt. of, ~7~ ~ourn~mout~: "Tenderfoot: ..;.. DiCk Schuller Joel Grosl$o-~ Cooking, First Notre Dame. Captain Harold by Sarah Van Hoosen Jones, rungs HOSPlta~ where she died ~ open poor ~~ the sl~e of ih~. in' this busy old world, but ro~d,' was -driving '.east on St: :George Jurges, William -Quin~, -Aid, Home Repair, R~ading, Rivard immediately called all forme~ mem~ of the State - Monday mornmg ...ouse .and notlfJ.ed polICe. . "", 'I II" - . . .. ". . W' W d . J hn H b r off-duty firemen when he saw - . Investigating . officers found' ~any ,peOple have troub. o~ PaUl. . '.. _Michael; L~ts~e;, Fred 1SS- .eo c~; 0 u~ ne - Board of Agriculture.' M.S.U. .~s. Gra~ ~as taken to Men- that en h a'n c e was .gained. eating' the spot. No Violatif)tliswere issued" ,man, Bill: MelIllpg~~' Stephen Fll'St Aid;, Marksmanship, .Safe- governing b0c'!y. smoke pouring from the roo:! of ommee, ,M1,::h1gan,:for the, fu- - . . .'. . . a house. c neral and burial on Friday, .. I, ~ At 11:25 a.m. the, Farms Jnre Novembef 23. Department was requested to Mrs. Gram is also survived by stand by in case it wasiwanted. another son, William D. Gram; Minutec; later Harper W(lods and thl'ee daughters, Mrs. Nor- ... firemen phoned that they were Sa,,,e'on man Diedrich, of Birmingh~J ready if their equipment was Mrs. Stanle" Lawton, of Welles- needed. ley, Mass., ~~d Mrs ..Jack Brown, By 1l:45, Captain Rivard' and of Bloomfiled Hills. his men had successfully eon- trolled the fire' in the latmdrY' W -ld ~f'lh Led' room' where the electric clothes I ....,ase Everyday ,lnd C,utain dryer W3S located. The other B 'Ell- . -Pl-g departments were notified that Y US ve 'i ~ANERS they would not be needed. ._'__ ~'S36 Years of :!)uorontee you the When the smoke had ~c1eElred If you were drivL."1gin the It was n.etermined that the fire vicinity of Kenwood court and . - 'd. ..• \ onship and foirest il~ ning draperies, ban- was started by faulty wirinl~ in Moran on. Wednesday, Novem- . '. 5;. , \i lamp shades -ond to'le dry~r. The~ laundry room ber 14, and throught you saw Nee I was compl~tely gutted, but the two men chasing an el?sive .PRICES EFFECTIVE, fRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY O~,LY.19 wn end renong dro- flames were confined within pig, your' eyes didn't deceive nices. its waUs. . you. t.ED: ,":0 SHRINK- The following morning the Fa~g Clog warden , OF COLOR. Your City's firefighters were called Trom})ly and police officer ms will look "ke to extinguish another clothes Donald PiloJl. 'had quite a time dryer fire in the Charles Whit- running dO'NIl a 50 pound pig ney home at 424 WashingtoIl. It which had escaped from the luxe Cleaning On was caused bi' an overheated Henry Caulkins residence at. Is and Dresses motor in the dryer. 220 Lewiston. The pig was first Chief Rivard warned that un- sighted'inJhe yard at 237 Ken- less people pay closer attention wood court when the men gave to the servicing of their elee:tric chase. -1010 clothes dryers, the fire dep::rrt- Through bushes' and under ment can axpect to be going out fences the hio streaked, until E ESTIMATES on more calls. Sunday's fire was th~ squealing animal was Phone Servico t near BroadstNet the sixth clothes dryer fire in cornered at 221 Moran. c C two months. The officers ~eturned the pig Navel Oranges -Cox. 59 Popcorn POPEYE 2.~;~37 White or yellow to the Caulkins home, then went Sunkist sweet juicy. 100-110 size • • .. .. . , . . TIME ROLLED BACK about their routine duties. -rhe millenium will have been ~Ie reached wr~en man discovers a Walnuts DIAMOND c way to apply recall to the mis- GPUS Students Red Label, fresh ~hell • • • 2!2~~!r~it.... -5 :. 49 takes of yesterday. Conduct Drive' t The Grosse Pointe University - School's 11th grade students Silver & Gold will conduct a scrap metal drive to raise funds for a scholarship • plating for a foreign exchange student • repairing Ito the schooL . Any metal item would be wel- comed by the 'students, who are pledged to pick up' discards All Work themselves. The drive .will.be held on Gua'~lllteed Saturday, November 24, and SaturdClY, D,ecember 1. Because the school will be ladies • • • why worry obou~t closed for the Thanksgiving Hams' ~~ST VIRGINIA Harmel. Bacon your .ilver tarnishing? • • • weekend, anyone with a large Hygrade shankless, skinless • L~.79~Fancy sliced. Lean. sugar-cured • • • • ~b<59c we'll tarnish.proof at and amount of scrap metal, who guarantee It. might want it picked up, should Call VA 1.0844 call TU. 5-3007. Beginning No- vember 26, donors should call Link, Sausage Acme Silverplating Co., 73~Greenfield's Baby Links • • • • ~&..59C the school, TU. 4-4444. Open Evenings by Appointment 14824 Charlevoix Money may talk, but large - sums are cool and ~istant. hot food from a cold oven Tappan super ..fast electronic range,! & , -----_ .. Portable TV Fresh Oysters .~i::'89c Fres-Shore brand. Standards, dated • inches (If viewable -Model 9TOOl. ~less than IO-Oz. C 2-~b.$219 Stra.wberries Pkg. 19 Fruit Cake Tin poundsl Essex _brand, fresh-p-ozen . ,~ .. Holiday, chuck full of goodness . . . anywhere z. console ork! )nnance chassis 3-Lb.$259 -silarp picture! Ri.ng Fruit 1 Cake Can ;h you-any .. Holiday, deliciously good • . . . . You'll never believe it till yOLI see it, no billow of heat when you open the oven door becouse ONLY THE FOOD IS HOT. Utensils beautiful stay cool so cool you no longl~r need potholders to remove a .roost from th~ ELECTRONIC RANGE, All this odds up to Q cooler kitchen becau3e there is no heat to get into the kitchen. Only food getS hot in the TAPPA~ ELECTRONIC RA~GE. But coolness is only one of the amazing featur~ of ~he ELEC- TRONIC RANGE. Speed of cooking that cuts Iiour-Iong jobs to .--....1 minutes: • • Broil bacon 06 a ,paper plate in 90 seconds' • Balee a potato In four minutes!. • Coole a S-pound beef roast in ~O minutes' • Balee CI 2~layer ccrke in six minutes! • ROClsta' t5"polllnd'turkey In Ph hogrs' I Be sure to see the SPECTACULAR TAPPAN ELECTRONIC RANGE I before you buy, Truly the 1960 way of cooking is here ~oy.' 303 Only TAPPAN, quality range producers for over 76 yegrs~ offe'rs Q Ice Cream ..JiCtn.-~.169c Avondale Beets Can complete line of ELECTRONIC, ELECTRIC AND. GAS-t)UU.:T-IN Country Club. Creamy-rich t _ Cut, stock up now • '. • • . ... RANGES. :LL Bring in II 31B11i ()1' floasl, we':t ~ook it fC1' '1011 ELBCTRONICALLY. French Bra.nd Salad Dressing ~~~rt39'C :5, ttBe first with microwlWB &ookin(' Coffee, ~pecia1 blend, • • Embassy brand. Everyday low price • .. Iversrty. Immediate Delivery D 2-2444 .I. M. QBERC~'In~.' 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Estimatei.' , TUxedo 5.3206 ' . ,' CHA:R:GE ACCOUNTS INVITED 1691~ HARPER AC1'tJssfrom Vogu. Them,. 16601 E.Warren at Kensington .ELECTRICAL. APPLIANCES Open 9 1tl) 6 Dally, Fridays' to 9 -p------I'Large Pad:Jng Lot Next ------,to Valente Bid,. I ", \ ... t , , ed db t! rl d d tbd'1Erci krt t l' +d' t. :fu; " Pi tf f ,; .sf ••• rl ; ..... JJ, _" ~ .- • .-1 I__«•• , • _ •••• _ •• 1 •• 1 _ •• __ 1_ •••• « t • __ •••« • __ • +. • 7d d d rid.«.« ""d t «'-1 ". $ S'dd • °rt ed sdtc "C +- ';"'6=4 d ,M,,' 1hz 40 .... -., ",. ~ __ • " Thursday. November 22. 1956' G,RO,SSE 'POINJ'E NE--WS, Page Thirteen Party at Har:monie {..} . '~ Club Draws Many Men~s and Women's Choruses Heard in Annual Concert . With DaQcing Followingi Pointers-Dominate Big Attendance Arra!!.gements 'of gorgeous Autumn flowers in Harm- onie's reception hall, lounges and dining rooms, greet~ the- more than 400 guests who dined at the club' last Saturday, and later enjoyed the men's 'and womep.'s choruses and the. W'O,MIN, dancing that follo:wed. 4>- According to a H arm 0 n i e IMI. and Mrs. Robert ZiSke and me m b e r who attended, one Mr.' and Mrs. Henry M. R e h ~ might get an impression. - at had a table. " least in a quick survey of the, M I:. and Mrs. Ferdinand F. assembled d i. n e r s - that the S t e t e k 1u h entertained theit crowd was almost exclusively house guest, Miss Madeleine Ci.. Grosse Pointe. You be the judge priam of the Island' of Trinidad, as you L"ead the among-those- and her escort • .James. Swensen. \ .' , present-list. Still another fQursome were Dr~ College Dance Because t his was the 000- and Mrs. Lyndale R. Martin and ruses' first appearance of the Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Schlorff. From, Another Pointe~ Set, for Friday season, and becaUse they wer~ The RQbert F. Murphys, .John presenting the 108 th A n I!- u ale. MacMabons Md King Bradys Fall Concert of this historic club were together. Also Mr. and Mrs. of View Follow i ng the traditional which started as a singing 'so- Robert Mar r and the, Robert ~anksgiving Day with the fam. ciety, current members seemed Gar r s. Pointers in the Donald By Patricia Talbot ily, the Gross~ Pointe War Me- determined to make it the best Trefrys' 1a r g e party included morial is staging a "Welconi~ performance of t~eir career. The their daughter Donna and Mr~ E Home" dance for, all collegians, persistent applause that greeted and Mrs. Frank Beaupre. h 11 ... _ very year transfer members tCJ t e J Unlor. Le ague on Friday night, November 23. " , '- .-."r '. , '.' '.'" ,"" ~ ' -Pictureby.A,'. lEnert them' woul'd.: I'ndI'c"'tea. I"t seems', Mlr. an'd .I.Yl.rS. Otto C. Krones fr om out of town get' together with th eir hus b an ds. for a In charge of the.affair is Jim. The' Women'sC' Assoclahon'. C'h' of hthe Gross,e 'd MRS.h JOHNh d LINDSAYd has MRSsupermtend-.'HAR a high pOlnt of suocess. had a party 0:£ ten guests. ' b ' 'Blashill, aided by' Ann Giroux Pointe ongregatipnal U;rc. m.:e .pr,e- ' e, :,..t e,. an -ma e' aprons. • ,-. Director. Frank. ~urch co n- Still other guests noted were ig party. . and E'rl!n Stricker. • paring for their .arinua1"Mistietoe Mart. on. COURT CAVERLY. right, .ischainnan of ducted, :,,'th Chr>stme Sch\orff Mrs. F r auk W. C<>olidge,tho This year the party will be a cocktail and diI1ller soiree, Announcements, have bee n : November 29. -Mrs. JOHN BAKElt, left" the Women's ASsociatiqn. at the plano. Daniel Hodgmans, Mr. and Mrs.. at the Hunt Club beginning about 6:30 o'clock on Friday,' sent to all 'gradu~t~s of rec~nt -is chairman o~ the Christmas cookY pooth., , :" President .J. Willard Carpen- J. A. Piccirilli. Mr. and Mrs. December 7. Tradition has it that this get-together, is just' years. Though thIS 18 essentlal- . ter of Sunningdale drive. a long- H a r r-y 'E. Gieseking, Herman for the transfers, their husbands and each transfer may ly a couples dance, stags will be Ch h W Stalkers T,ravel East S.' G .'d time ChOI'USmember. sang to Hielscher, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig invite one guest. an active member of the League. welcomed if they goOthome too urc omen ~Wl'ng , Ul, everybody's delight the solo A. Heigel. M J K h rs. {)hn eog , trans f er ch.arrman, IS. mas t er-mm. d- rlate to get -,'.dates. . ' Pla' L' h' For Famny"Reunio'n' H ld 1· 'aSLIm' es I'n Warm'g's "Where m' the ing the get-together with the help of Mrs. Richard Si- ~ed CrJSS~ys mus,Ic, a ean- nunc eQn -- 0 ng e World but in America?" He had . . " dlehght club atmosphere, and a , Dr. and ':Mrs. Hu~, St~~r. previo1isly dined with Mrs. Car- monds. ChrIstmas greens and glitter wIll be the decor.' "chance to see all yoUr friends, '~he Women's Association of of Radnor circle, w:h~ just re- Ladies of.St. Philomena's sew- penter and their daughter Diane, Fuger Family Board members of Junior League and their spouses guarante'es a fine time for all. tile Grosse P,ointe:'Woods Pres- t~ed ho~~ 1Q 4ays:-ago fr~m lng' guild invite' all. to shop for young aed prettY, rejoining'them will be on hand to welcome the guests. They jnclude Mr. . ,byterian Church will have,,' a' thelr summer home, -l'Skyrock" their Christmas gifts at their after the concert. Plans Reunion and Mrs. David C. Crawford,' Mr. and Mrs. Frank,W. Wylie, .L,zebrary Clu' b' luncheon, 'Tues~y, N:ove~l:ier ne~r . Gloucester, . Mass., ,are ,sale which will be, he,ld in the' An' a dded feature was the The Frederick W. Fugers of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Johnson. Mr. 'and Mrs. William R. 27 at 12:30,.p.;m...Mrs. ,IDani~l traveling .East ag~. ' church hall. :M~rseilles at 'Mack ,playing of pianist Shirley $e- McMillan road will be hosts to Witherell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R Scharff Jr. Mr. To Gz.ve Te'a H~mbel, .presId~t of i;he aSSOCI- "hey' picked up 'daughter, avenue, on Sunday. November guin, whose recognized talent some 45 members of the family ~ d Mr 'J h' H S d Mr d Mr H ' B atIon, will be ill -charge of ,the Elea*ore,., from Smith College '25. plus her fresh young beauty, for a Thanksgiving dinner and ~ . s. 0 n . tevenson an . an s. enry,. meeting which will 'iollow the and went on"to Litchfield, ,Conn.; Booth..; containing dolls and, won prolonged applause. party. It will be held.in the old KmzIe. . _ '. The Pierce .J u n i 0 r 'High lun('heon. ,for T h a n k.s g i v i'~ g with Dr. 'st~ffed animals" fancy work. _ Am 0 n g the many Pointe::,s Chateau de Tonnancour III;. Others WIll be the Edward J.,_Possehuses, the John L. School ,Library Club will give, ,The -dedication .will be ,given SJalker~s, ,.1~rothers-m-la:w-_and: ,aprons gifts cookies and candy 'not~~ were Dr. and Mrs. Eugene which is being r~modeled. . Kings, the Roger W. Hulls, the G, B. Jurys, the Don Gal-, ,a tea ,November 27 from 2 until by Mrs. Lathrop. Morse, "Ad:" slsters, Mr. and ~rs. G. ~. An-, " " . ' 0 S 1 U s, hosts to Mr. and Mrs. The dinner will be cooked in: vins, the B. Courtney Rankins,'the Elliot H. Phillipses, the. 4 o'clock_in the sch~ol li?ra~y vent Tryst." , derson and, Mr. and Mrs. H. 'E. white elephants and surprlS~ Cameron Waterman III and Dr. the modern kitchen, but furni~ Herbert Lesters, the Malcolm H. Barnwns and the Jean 'and the members' wlll dISCUSS They will have as their spec:, Nichols. ,packages., promise something and Mrs. Frederick B. Schreiber. ture for serving it has bee~ F. Mesritzes. the new book~ recently pur- ial speaker,' Mrs. Allan Zaun. ,They, wiil also visit their son for everyone'; shopping list. At a nearby. tab,le ~at Dr. and borrowe~., The large. ,dining Still more will be the John N Bockstanzes the Wi!- ;chased tor the library. wife of tl1e'minister of the Jef- .. , . Mrs. Alfred H. WhIttaker. Dr. room WIll be set WIth: card liam C. Louds the Jl~rome C. DuCharmes. the H,, Hudson' M'ISS Doro.thy K.: Ch.rISt'lan IS. ferson ' Avenu~ PresbyerIant' and,St lkdaug.~ter-m~law;B t li'"t~e,PeterP 1 dAs. _ an.11added ~attractIonk bthe. and Daniel Leithauser, Mr an~u.... tables and camp chairs. M th • R' h 'H 1 the school llbrarlan and 'the Church, who Wlll speak on "Cu-, ,a ers m: ,os o.n were: eter a Ies WI opera ,a snac ar Mrs. P a u 1 F. .Jerome and Mr. Oldest member of the family ,eads, e Robert Iggers and t e Ames ow etts. president of the, library club. ban Challenge." Doctor' and is .studying 'law, at, Harvaid be:. from' 2 to 5 p.rn. for the con- and Mrs. Foster Barrows. attending the dinner will be ... * • which numbers 60 students. -is Mrs. zaun visited Cuba a' year fore returning 'ho~e.l veni~nce of patrons., ' Another group included Mr. Mrs. C. Edmund D.elbos. ~ged To Help Common,vealth Barbara Gauss. ago. -----'-----' and Mrs. Robert G. Keydel (he 84; the youngest Wlll be little The household arts group .,Luncheon will, be 'served by SET EXAMPLE' l'OOR POLICY was chairman of arrangements), Fina Henry, aged 4 years 01<:4 The boys of the Starr Commonwealth at Albion, Mich., under the direction, of Miss the -Abigail Group, Mrs. James All.' men' ,a, re teachers-the The man who pushes ahead Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Balser. daughter of the Burns Henrys will be getting loads of new shop and athletic equipment Claudia Greenhoe ann Miss Alexis; leader. - Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Balser of Metamora. Following dinner after the first of the year. Evelyn Toll will prepare and The nursery will be open dur- good showing us how to live, by going back on his friends is and Mr. and Mrs . .John Driver. therr will be dancing in the At least, so hope "the ladies who are working for the serve the refreshments. ing this meeting.' and the ba:d;how 'not 'to. lonely in his success,' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Reed, large foyer. November 27 Fashion Show at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Charles Jorgeriseri's art group', , • Club to beneRt this WQrthy organization. has ~repared illustrated: end, Stuay Glub, Pr,esenh. p~p~rs ~~r new. pooks, and The fashions willI be "cruise -Slid, early spring models 1~e A' • ',,, P , , the English department, h~aded . nnlvers~ry ~~gra~ , with some styles for tots too. Prizes me promised to the :bY Miss \Virginia Hoelzel. ~liave "f, , " -". , • guests. made new book jackets. Members of the CatholIc On the committee for the betlefit are' Mrs. J. Boyer ,There will also be a, ColorJal Stud! Club met Monday;',~or a 'Candler, Mrs. 'Valter B. Ford II, Mrs. Wendell ~de:rson, American exhibit featUring pro- !'eq'luem mass at, 9:30 ,m the :A GIFT FROM HEALY'S MEANS MORE Jr., Mrs. Allan Shelden III, Mrs. H~lrley Earl, MrS. Edward ducts made by the social studies M~, Chapel, of the' League Macauley, Mrs. Rockwell T. Gust, ,Mrs. F. Clifford Merrill scholar~ under -the direction of' bwldmg.: ' anti Mrs. William Earl " Mrs. Ruth Schmult. All parents Followmg the mass, .J.Edward and students of Pierce Junior Young presented Charles, P. Others are Mrs. Henry Woodhouse, Mrs. Henry Hopke, High School are invited. Nugent, fon:ner J?rofessor of la:v, Mrs. William McGivern,. Mrs. Wesson Seyburn, Mrs. Fred at the Umverslty, of DetroIt, Auch, Mrs. george Johnston and Mrs. Phelps Newberry. who talked on "Religious Free- HOLD INDIAN EXHIBIT ...... I dom and the Constitution." Indians of the Gnat Lakes, Ae regular businesS meeting Holiday Brings Nostalgia an exhibit (If Great Lakes In-, was also on the agenda with. the dian'lore, opened to the public- election of the committee on Thanksgiving is a nostalgic time for remembrances en November' 9. The display n om in at i,on schedi.ll.ed.'Mrs. of the friends and relatives with whom we spend the holl- witl continue in the Industrial: Charles B. Shannon,diiected,the Hall of the Detroit Historical afternoon program' called' "An.;. tI (Continued on Page IS) Museum through December 2. niversary Echoes". This year marks the 60th an- niversary 6f the club. ....•• . , Kappa Kappa Gammas To Meet in Asmus Home '" outdoor 'l'he East Side Group of Kap- pa Kappa Gamma win meet on Tuesday, November 27, in .the .. ,sports shop home of Mrs. Louis Asmus, 558 * \ Lochmoor boulevard.,' ..: 12nd floorJ The day~s activities for the group will start at 11 a.m. with sewing bf cancer pads. A lunch- eon will be served at 12:30 p.rn. and a program will follow at all dreams a~d no work..• 1:30 p.m. , ~ i~po,.teJ Mrs. Dwight Stroth~rs, guest ChaI-Ease Sleepwear .. speaker, will t~ about' "Life' in • the White Hopse." drip.dry c'hallist~at " •• Co-hostesses will be ,Mrs. alp~ne ski , ~ \ Claren~e' Campbell ,and Mrs. requires, ironin~,. /' Harold Cumberworth. no la:j~ion&' It takes a mighty good sport ,5.9,8 to'place the blame for .his down- fall where it r~ally belongs. Light, and so cozy'. ',•• the ,perfec~ Christmas gift. pictured: our drama/i.; Baby D~ll 'pajamas or,: I!HRFILMI mghtshi1't'in (I wOntlerful Bur'opetHJski imports • • • «li01J 'AMERICA'S 1'(lYonand nylqn challis that diips dry, d~s;.gneil by tbe ski expert of ,ONLY \n~vei' PNE-\JMATIC needs ..atJ iron.'ThereJ's II Germany, ,Willie Bogner" SHOE pretly little 'girl" look in tb, tucked imd laie' trimmed " , • " streamlined ski Pt¥lJts ~" • yokes. Pink, hlue or 1mz;ze. poplin 'parkas •.• bold bulky sweaters. , .. Sm,ill, medium or 1m.ge. slick gloves ••• honestly, the mOSJ~' colorful ~ombinaiions ever to flash down ,. sii slope! \ 76 Kercheval, on the hil!1 WALK IN : CUSHIONED Open iriday Eveninils COMFORT b.amnln& November 31) CHES"TER .REMEMBER••• MEN'S NIGHT GrQsse Point. at 'th. Grolse - Point. Shop East Jefferson , Boot Shop ." Monday. ~D.c.mber J. ,15911 EAST'WAIREN ,. , East Warren at Buckingham .. TUx.d. • ..086J ,', - ,. ~( [ '(" o W' • Dt , t t t t b be bit t h " b Db' t t • »t :> >b • > 0 b b ebe > ;,. be" b " it b...b ,;,• b b ,.,.... .:.,...bz b .. h • .; b'" b'b b ,.,b',., .. ., ...... h .. b ft:p'" b b b ... hE-; ... ,., h "Dr ...... he ... _ ...... -. _ -.. __ ... _ ~ _ ~ /r ., ,"C~t:'~,~$~S!l~t;':'i'ttii\r*,"/~~,t';f~~;(,!\ii'''ff~'f~f1''(r,;,r,~'r~(;~~c'~.'I,;;'~.;'?',''.'','1; .'." ',' .' ',' \ , , '. GR O.S S E ThursCfay.November 22, 1956 Thur, ~age FourteEm , { ------_.- t Society News:G'athered from All of the Pointes '. 'Cuisine To be Star MacDonald-Schemm Poi 'and",.. • 4'- • , "Short~f _ -_\ . to' tbePo inte ..'-. . ';:' * ,.. • At Mistletoe Mart ALICE JANE HOOKER, MR, and MRS. EDWARD A. Rites Solemnized daughter of .. MR. 'andjMRS. .~...Mrs: RMutrayMa~Dollald SILLIERE of Bronxville, N.Y. To W f C t" I CL h p' n!.. t' LLOYD G,. HOOKER of-.'Ven:- announce the 'birth of ~ son, Candeligh,t Ceremony at. Our Saviour Evangelical . omen 0 ongre4:Ja lon~ rnurc repare ''0:7ourme dome road, 'spent. the 'weekend RAYMOND PAUL, on Novem- Dinner I Fare for Bazaal' on November 29; Wi!! Serve with her. parents. Alice is at- ber 14. The mother is the for- Lui"heran Church Unites Pair Saturday; dents Snacks. Luncheon and Dinner tending acho'ol'iriJBo&ton, mer MARTHA JANE BERRY Reception Follows at Lochmoor ------I••..•." • and the tirst grandson to be Enb W"noever said, "There's nothing' new u..~der the sun," Another weekend" guest~ was born .to either side of the fam:- A li h S tur' cia . Our S .....ur floor'sh< ilies in three generations has t ~ candle g t ceremony a . y m ana has never been to a ,church fair. The Grosse Pointe Con- TED SPIEGEL o{ Ohicago,.who • Sheahal1 gregational Church.Women's Association will present their visited ROBERT .G, EDGAR of been named after his two grand- Evangelical Luther'an Church Cathenne ~ Schemm, fathers, RAYMOND BERRY and daughter of the Milton J. Schemms, of Whittier boulevard, her son, annual "Mistletoe Mart" on Thursday, November 29.. Washington road:' :' . with thE . , PAUL SILLIERE. : became the. bride of R. Murray MacDonald. ~_._------~ ..~ . her son The doors will swing open Bat,s~, Mrs. Clare Bryant and LEE CLANCY, JR:, son of MR, . . . . - '1$.,;".------Charles at 10 a.m. and close af ~ p.m. Mrs; William M. Adams. ' and MRS. L~E. CLANCY of Mt. MRS. BRUCE M. BIGELOW, _,Her wedd~g g~wn ~as of iel, Wayne Von Allmen, Gordon admission officer. of :pembroke silk peau de SOle WIth a Birgbau,er, Edward Ve1don,Dale So dr. alk h Vernon road"has been taken TheFl: lva, W , rUll, op, Plain old-fashioned cookies into Sabre and Blade,>hono~ary College in Brown University, sweetheart neckline and the Ewart and David Carruthers. Stephens skip or jUmp over to 240 (like mother used to make!), military societY.. at Michigan will vli~it .Grosse ~ointe High bodice and sleeves of Alen- For her daughter's wedding Chalfonte at. Lot~op' and cookies with family appeal, the State University~'~- . . Schoo In tht' mormng of Tue~ . . and the reception that followed the Han pounce on the unusual vsUues kinds that make' the cookie jar ' * - * '~ . d~y, Decembe~ 11. Mr:,;.Bigelow can lace. A. .matehmg tIara at Lochmoor Country Club Mr& Charles with low pric.es. the most popular. spot in the MRS. Wu"LIAM S. SIEBERT, WIll meet. Wlth ~tudents, and of lace held her fingertip veil Schemm chose a sapphire blue other Po huuse. This big task will be' of' Mi1wa~ee, "W:is.,':ar:dv~d confer WIth offIcers of the f .lk.n' d h' silk taffeta gown fashioned with DAC's TI- Take for instance, Mrs. John handled by the cookie crew of last week for a visit. With school. She is currently on tour, O. S1 ~ USlOn an S, e ear- a bodice of shirred chiffoxL- She are the ms. visiting schools in the Central fled white roses and IVY. wore a matching hat and white C, Lindsay. she 'Will have trely co-chairmap. Mrs.Georg~ Brig~ RAY E. DAN~ of Lake~ they'll h West States. Elizabeth Ann Schemm was orchids. the Wmil handmade originals i n her ha~ and Mrs. Hughitt Moltzau. shore road, before Mrs, Danaher • '" * Apron Style Show,' Here you Mrs. John .Bdker is in. ~harge left .for: Portsmout..'IJ., 'Va., to. CAROLYN,.'M. FARNOL re~ her twin's maid of honor and, Mrs. MacDonald was in rose- in a sixsc will find the creations of a .of the. ChrIstmas cookIe de- spend the holiday with her sOn- turned home from Goucher Col- the attendants were Rosemary beige Chantilly lace over peau Many woman who really has put her part!?en.t, and ann,ounces that. in-law and' daughter, MR. and. lege, in Baltimore, .Maryland, to Schultz, Janice Jacoby and Lin- de soie. She wore a green foil- entertain; 'heart into her work, eaeh apron coo]Des, ~ecorated; boxed and MRS. JAMES W•.BOLDIN4', JR. spend the Thanksgiving holi. da Schemm. age hat and green orchida. night of i!a true example of her creative. wrapped IS the goal of her de- and JIMMY, EVELYN,' .MAR':' days with her parents, MR. and They all wore copen blue taf. ing week genius. . partme~t. Another. example .of THA and DANNY. . MRS. WILLIAM. L. :E'ARNOL feta frocks with a deeper blue HOUSEHOLD HINT ing Flori violinist, It will be hard to make a I !he servIce these wo~en are try~ ... '" * of Kensington road. Miss Farnol --ow what a Sh18'h kabob a_e cummerbund of velvet which .D.U '.IlU choice, you'll' want all of them ~~g"to. do•. Everything t.o make In New York for Thanksgiv- is a member of the class of 1960 It's a chunk of meat grilled on singer fr( because these aprons o~'Ier both I . ~_asler ~or- you durmg the ing are the FREDERICK OL-. at Goucher. deepened into a panel to the a green stick or skewer. Nina ing her fi distinction and durability' that busy YuletIde seas?n. LISONS, JR., o{ Provencal • .. • hemline. They wore lace hats Lou ~d, Wayne County Home at the Dl protect your purse as well as Always. at Chri.stmas, the rOad,' Joining them at the St. NAVY RECRUIT JACK GRE- with veils and carried cascades Demonstration Age n to. says At Mor your gowns. eve:~ favonte - fruIt cake. Co~ Regis are their daughter, JUDY, NARD, son of MR. and MRS.. of tea roses and ivy. usually one-inch cubes of lamb Mrs. Pie: We just love to stick our nose chalrmen Mrs. F. Wayne Sharp from the Ethel Walker School, EDWARD GRENARD of Somer. Suscm Brandt, the :flower girl, or beef are used. But you can tained th< ,ir..to other peoples business, es- and ~rs. J ~ h n W. ~ennettls'BOBBY :from .the Hotchkiss set. :oad, has completed' boot W~..8 in a miniature copen taffeta make kabobs with veal, kidneys, the Carse pecially if it has anything to c.omnuttee w111be. bakl~g Qoth School and Freddy, from. the trammg at ~reat Lakes Naval gown and carried the same liver, ham. or fish, too. To make the Johl do with food. No matter where h~ht and dark frUItcakes, bran- University of Pennsylvania. r~\;~; Base. He arrIved home on 'Mon- flowers." a kobob, sandwich between the Huron. Tl you go lately, the soir is reek- di.e~i and dec~r~ted for your ., * '", CATH1~RINE ANN SCHEMM,. daugbter of the Mil- d~y to spend Than~givin~ with' Kenneth MacDonald was his pieces of meat slices of apple, ing with deligl;1tful, tangy, aro- holiday ent~rtammg. MRH. DANA BURKS, of' La ton J. Schelnms, of Whittier boulevard, 'bec~e th.e pride' hIS 'parents, followmg which he b th ' b t Th' 'whole mushroom" onion slic". I f. El C 'tr C lif f ro er s es man. ey are "'-' mas of good foods being pre- Mrs. Hubert Northrup de- Jolla, Calif., will' welcome her of Mr. Mac::[)onald Satur~ay at.a candlelight. ceremony eaves or en 0, a , or 'th f th M L Mac- or bacon. One or more in YOUl' further training. e sons 0 e urray. favorite combination can make Pared. . serves a "Special Award." She son-ln'-. 1aw "and daug'hte,r the in Our Saviour.Evangelical Lutheran.Church..He is the' '" ,'" * DOnalds, of 'Roslyn road. 'To name a few, we have the has passed her talents of decor~ JOHN W. ~MULFORDS, of 'Prb- f h M L M D Ids f R' l' d' Ushering were Lawrence Dan- an appetizing meaL To be sure Delicatessen committeE~ headed ating cakes on and has been verical road for the. holiday.' son 0 t e. urray . . ac. ana , a . OSyn roa . PETERS M IT H, has been __ -;-- --:..____ of tenderness and a piquant by Mrs. Dale L. Seif, and her teac:hing the wOJn,enhow to do The Multords stopped' en route: - pledged to the Beta Theta Pi flavor, you would marinate crew Mrs. '.Allen E. Shaw and it ..Among the first to learn were to visit daughter, SUSAN, at s~udying b';ls:iness administra- Cloverly ros-d home'm honor of social fraternity at Centre Col~' People who are everlastingly lamb or beef kabobs in a com.. Mrs. Starr Wade who have your Mrs:. John Bell, Mrs. William Northwestern University. .tion.. the 1'1ILS JOHANESONS, af lege, Ianville, Ky. Smith is the on the go seldom arrive any- bination of salad oil and vinegar needs in mind. They will have Matthews, Mrs. Sherwood Wal- * • '" New York,' who are ,guests' of SOJl.of MR. ,and MRS. J. HENRY where. with seasonings. all packaged, ready 1:0 go. home ter, Mrs. Paul West. Mrs, Elmer *. *.,. JUL' IET M \ '7 11 MRS SIDNEY T 'll.1rTT T 'ER f SMITH JR of Harvard road The CHASE MORSEYS, JR., . I l1.LlER,aged 3, wi. • .LY.u.~ , 0 ' - • , to our dinner table, lite=ally a Whltlam- and Mrs. Wayne Wise- of Shelden road, will spend h ave a b.Irt h day party on Satur- Irvm'e 1ane.. and.is a 1956 graduate of Grosse ,. Smorgasbord" 0 f tempting man. d N .• • * Pointe High where '.he was a goodies. their fifth Thanksgiving at ay, oveD1ber 24. Guests. will The. H GRANT ILERS. of member of the Honor Court and .g of food, this seems Camelback Innm Arizona be her brother, JOHN; KATHY. , participated: in sport A f h Speakm BUYS. WHITNEY 'PROPERTY twhile W.1l's. 'Morsey's mother,' and RICK KOERNER, K-K AT- Fairlane road, left Wednesday .. s., res ~ a good time to remind every~ T:l. V.. ti N A . MRS. MAR'ION, LESCHE'N of KINSON, JAJ~, TOM and BILL for Scotia; N.Y., to spend the man at Centre, SmIth'IS a pr~- . one; Luncheon will .be served ' . .LIe ISI ng urse SSOCIa- , ' 'B A I LEY STEVIE SACHS, holiday with' their son and law student. He was a candi- at 10:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. at tion has purchased the former StLouis, Mo., is here with MARK- wlEDELMAN, BRIAN daughter ..in-Iaw, the J.E R R Y ~ate for freshman representa- SECURITY .... $1.25. First call tor dinner will D2vid Whitney Jr~ property at CHIP, CLAY and MARION McDONALD "and LARRY ILERS. They. will. return Sun- tive to Student-~aculty Con- be at 6:30 p.m, and will con- Woodward and Canfield fro~ MORSEY. '. • • SMITH. The birthday gIrl's day evening. gr~ss, the governmg body for I FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW. tmue until they feed everyone the Wayne. County Medical So- parents are the.:JOHN MAZERS '" * • student~ at C.en.tre•. who wishes td get a mouth~ ciety with the grant from' the' BARBARA L.EYRE of Haw- fL. MR . and MRS 'CHARLES" S' \ M 1 litan D tr 't B .1din 0 orame road: . . ' . • w&tering meal at only .$2.25. ""e ;ropo . e " o~ U1 .g thorne r.oad was tapped .Mon- DAVIS celebrated Thanksgiving MRS. L. G. BUCHHOLZ of . May we suggest you call and jlund. The Metropclitan Detrol+ day, November 13 by the Senior • •.• . th' h' . M K' Harvard road returned' this I 'II BARBARA.ANN HOUSTON, m en'. new ome m c m- make your reservations lor d!n- Building Fund's 'grant of $150,- Society at the UniversitY .of 1 'I Mr D'.' . t . week after a two-week visit ARTHUR J. ROHDE ..... h'f' a senior at Western M.ichigan ey' pace,. . s. aVIS paren s, . TnT ner - the telephone number is 000 was for tl~~ purc ase 0 an Michigan. th HOWARD "Ii' BLOODS d with he:;:- sister, MRS. JOm~ . AMD OOMP....KY TU 4-3075. existing building in whiCh the' • '* '" Collegp., .is" practicing teaching e .....,. . "use HAMILTON, .in Los Angeles. Preparing the necessary re~ administrative, educational and SHIRLEY ANN DALBY of this ser.J.ester toward receiving to own"t1).~~~~~ec.but t~~Y;h.ave . * * • . welfare functions and activities Hidden lan.e is 'among ten new her teaching certificate. She' is' moved to Sa-rasota, Fla. MR.' and M R S . R 0 S S INSURANOE pas ts (snacks, Iunc heon an d dm~ teachm' g the kindergarten at" . • * .. ) to fe d both the hu gry of the association could be members pledged to th U' SUTHERLAND of Oxford road . ner e n e ID- Paw Paw school.. -Barbara is ....At the end of the month the 2711 East Jefferson, Detroit 7, Mieb. LO,'1-6100 shoppers and the tireless work~ housed together instead of scat- versity of' Michigan chapter the da11ghter of MR. and MRS. RALEH B. NETTliNG~, of Lin~ will be hosts on November 24 ers, are the committees of Mrs. terE!d in three widely separated Phi Chh Theta, national pro~ A .S. HOUSTON; of Beaufait :cohi ~road, will travel ~o. Short to.some 65 of their friends for Paul J. Blackburn, Mrs. B.. A. buildings. fessional fraternity for women road. The practice teachers Hills; N.J.~ for' a visit. with their (Contmue<1"on Page 15)_ work v,Tith specially selec.ted son.in-Iaw. and daughter,' the supervising teachers who guide WILLIAM M., THOMPSONS them along in their first rela.., and their two daughters,' MER- tionships with the classroom. RILL and LYNDA. Thf!Y aiso attend classes' design-. .' '" '" • ed to give them additional help Spending the holiday at the and to work out s~ecific prob- Plaza in. New York is~, lems. . " C.~RL. 0; ,BROSS, of LeWlston - MR. and MRS. FRANK B. road ..Her son.in-law and.daugh~ ANDRUS, of Cranford lane, wfll ter,. the JOHN B: SNYDERS, of . spena Christmas in St. Peters- Gambridge,' Mass., joined.' her '. burg, Fla., with their sop.-in-Iawfor Thl,lnksgiving, \ as did her and daughter, .....MR. and MRS. son,. CARL. -to ~'Jor""" {~t JAMES. F. STEPmNSON. They • '" * will welcome thek 'new grand- MISS PEGGY SIMS, a fresh- son, JAMES .FECHET STEPH':' man at.West.ern College fofWo- ENS ON, who w~s, born Novem- men, Oxford, Ohio, daughter of ber 12 and greet' granddaugh- MR. and Mas: KARL M:' SIMS 1t.1i~~ le~ ( tel', CAREY STEPHENSON.' 'of Nottingham road, will have'. "'\:. • as her house guest over Thanks- MRS. PHETIPS NEWBERRY grVing' vacation' MIS'S CHRIS will entertain at cocktails and, QVALE, a' sophom!)re c'at West- a buffet supper Sunday in her' ern from, Norway. " • I ~ II. lIS'ime St, IlraiatkllR, IlIl Iu ItrcknlJ.lriJR fte.'hl'll, lick~ ., .... ~ ~' ;' ,,' ,'English .'~Paisley .Silk :Mal Ev€ ',Ag fas] 29.95 tha . " " , COt . In an elegantly simple . shirtwaist perfect. for ::1linCheons a ~ meet~ Man: .;'.m~Jiow: and travel 'later.::tn loveIi)r,~de - ,,of'~ed.:i16.:: ..>:~'.'. 'Jt.: •. • ,.,;", , . •• ' ~ w ~ • '. .".~'. ,,"~*. * . ..,'... RlTon- IERCf " ...... I••• '1'os$41pointe • kerehfl,a' fit .,. clai,. , - " f 1" I , . .. ir« C c. d d ••• d d. C 4' 4 sri'" <"" Ed ,4 ,. ~ ...... 11..-.. :. .- ..... ------~~~~-~~~-~~~~~-• - - ~.-.-~~ \ " r November 22, '1956 Thursday. Novembe~ 22,' '1956 G'R 0 SSE. P;OI NT E 'N.e w s Page Fifteen .. • , ~intes. Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe ,Women ITeenagers .fo be Feted .Schemm Mrs..Ray~ond Napiewocki .At Harmonie ,CI~bp.arty Pointers Pick DAC Short. and 'r. 0 .Miss Tossy Weds Pointe Teen-age sons and daughters nized To Observe Holiday ,The" - ~f H;r~onie me;mbers will be '(Contin:lled from Page 14) . guests at a dance in the club Ray Napiewocki )ur Saviour Evangelical ._------,ballroom, from 8:30 until 11:30 Dinner Dance and 'Flc)orShow Attract Many Local Resi- an; early Christmas party: .They p.m. on Friday. N:~\.ember,23. Pair ~s Pair SaturdaYl dents on Thanksgi'4'ing'Night and Throughout Week will serve, cocktails preceding a Exchange Vows at DO\lble Ring Ceremony In St. buffet' dinner.' The. Sutherlands ; Members may still reserve at Lochmoor Paul's ,on the lakeshore. Saturday. Reception Entertaining at -n.-,e-t....ro-i-t-A-t-h-I-e-ti-c-C-Iub'sdinner-dance- spend ma~y days of the month . places for the dinner and .~ance FoUowed at Whittier . floor show on Thanks,oiving evening wiU be Mrs. Emmet of Decemb(~rin New York City. i at the club SatUrday night. Saturday in Our Saviour 0'" They will leave' on December 2 . Catherine Ann Sch~ , SheahaI1, of Harcourt'road. Mrs. Sheahan's' guests will be to .spend ten days attendiIig 'l;he ' Others are plannil.lg to drop in At a, double ring ceremony Saturday in St. Paul's on InS, of Whittier boulevard, h~r son-~n-Iaw and .daughter, the Stanley Wollenbe~~, auto show. ' after the theater for a few the lakeshore, Judith Edna Tossy, daughter of the Paul G. MacDonald. WIth t;heIr' daughter, Elizabeth Ann, and son, Robert, and .. • '. dances.and, a midnight snack. Tossys, (If Hillcrest road, was married to Raymond Thomas her son and daughter-in-law, the Thomas Sheahans; also. M R S. WILLlA'M' QUAR.T\T------l--- Napiewoeki. . ~ . , Wayne Von AllmeD,Gordon Charles Schuyler, of New York and' John Russell. .STROM of Beacpnsfield.avenue the. christenmg of' 'thetr daugh- . aff wore a white satin hat. Both ter, PA~ICE SANDRA, in As- chose whlte ~ta mothers wore orchids. rgbauer, Edward Veldon, Dale • ..: <3l ' shot an eight po41t buck while ' She t rart and David Carruthers. The Fredenck A. Ka,LSers,of . r' Sedwicks hunting with .her husband at St. sumption C.hu:rch.Patrice's go.d- and lace for her ballerma 'Foijowing a short honeymoon Stephens road, will be l1ost!lto were the Th~odKr°.e h ff Helen's on November 16. ror her davghter's wedding d nlOther WIll be her cousm" length -.wedding gown. Her in Nor the r Ii Michigan the the Harry A. Rifes and the and the , Ned .leg 0 san...... d the reception that followed. ~IARY ANN JOHNS of Loch- fi g rt' "1 f '11 . was bridegroom willleav8 for serv- Charles A. NovetzkE!S, while Edwin P. Horans each had a MR. and MRS. ROBERT C.. moor boulevard. • n e lp vel 0 1 USlon .. th A _ ' Lochmoor Countr.l Club Mr& . .• • • held b'y a t1~ra of seed pear lIces 1.1."1 e .n..Lmy. _ bemm chose a sapphire blue other Pointers who chOSE:the' four:;ome. DARGEL of Radnor .circle an- , e tafl:'etagown fashioned with DAC's Thanksgiving night party Among those who 'headed" nounce the November 5 birth'of' HORACE A. PRINDLE, son and she carried white camel- PUP MASTICATES MAID are the E. W. Albachtens _ . . a daughter, LUANNE PA'" >odic!!of shirred chiffon.' She 01!MRS.CECUM F. PRrnDLE, lias. , The first dog bite in several they'll have a :foursome-and groups on the second mgnt TRICE.,Mrs. Darge! is' the for-. of'Beaconsfield road, 'was initia- Marilyn McEachin was her I~ea matching hat and white weeks was reported to the ~ids. the William C. Beckenhauers, 11, were the Kenlleth W. Cun-, mer ALICE DELP. . ted into Tau Beta Pi, engineer- only attendant in' Ii waltz length F3rms police on Tuesd.ay, No- \.frs.MacDonald was 1& rose- in a sixsome. ninghanis, the Charles Gallar- • • • in,gfraternity, at Michigan State Many Grosse Pointers are nos; the Edwin H. Bowers, the MRS. H A R LEY EARL of University.' . goWn of emerald green taffeta. vember 13. Bertha Deutsch of Ige Chantilly lace over pea'll • \. • Her bouquet was of gold and lsoie. She wore a green 1oil. entertaining on one or another Harold H. Schroeders, and Dr. Touraine road, returned Satur- 915 Navahoe, in Detroi~ was night of the DAC's Thanksgiv- ana. Mrs. John E. Webster. , day, from a four day trip to. brown chrysanthemums. ~hat and green orchid.. ~TOHNW. ?,A'1'L~NG III, is The bridegroom asked his bitten by a male miniature ing week dinner-sh0W present- Others planr.ing'on Friday or New York. . home from hls studIes at Yale . . . poodle owned by Mrs. E. Kean HOUSEHOLD HINT ing Florian Zabach, celebrated Saturday night for their groups • • • to spend Thanksgiving with his -twm brOl:her,RIchard, to be best of 33 Westwind lane, Bertha was violinist, and Margarita Sierra, or foursomes are Dr. and Mrs. JAMES ROBERT KETZLER, mother, MRS. CHARLES B. man. They are the sons of the working for Mrs. Kean in the, ow what a shish kabob 1st son of the A. H..KETZLERS, of a chunk of meat grilled OIl singer from Spain who is mak- J. Hilliard Hicks, the Arthur WARREN, .JR., of Lakeshore Stanley Napiewockis, of Wood- Kean home when the dog nip. ing her first Detroit appearance Kirchners, H. A. Bokrams, Wil- manor aVI3nUe,has affiliated road. . lawn avenue. Another brother, ped her on the left arm. The een stick or skewer. Nina with Phi Sigma Kappa- at the Baird, Wayne County Home at the DAC. Ham Touscanys, H. F. Siewerts, • • •• Leonard. ushered. Board of Health was notified At Monday's opener, :Mr. and A. E. LaPointes. University of Kentucky where MRS.. BENJAMIN E. WAR- For her daughter's wedding and the dog ordered. to remain onstration Age n t, says he is also a member' of the ally one-mch cubes of lamb Mrs. Pierre V. Heftler enter- The'former JUffiTH 'EDNA TOSSY, daughter of Mr. RE~, of Lakeshore road, is and the breakfast which fol- at the Kean residence for the tained the David T. Marantettes, Football. used to be a rough swimming tea~ and the Wild- lO-day quarantine period. beef are used. But you CaD cat Barbell Club. and Mrs. Paul G: Tossy of Hi:Kcr~s~'road, .was.married in spending Thanksgiving at Lake lowed at the Whittier Mrs. Tos- e kabobs with veal, kidney~ the Carson C. Grunewalds, and and dangerous game-today the • •• •• S{PaUl'~ on the lakeshore on November 17, to the'son:of Forest, m., with her son-in-law sy chose.a Dior blue silk suit er, ham or fish, too. To make the John Spragues, of Port casualties corne to homeward Mr. and .Mrs. Stariley.'Napiewocki or Woodlawn avenue, and daughter~ MR. and MRS. w.ij;hmatching hat. Mrs. Napie- The man who overworks is obob, sandwich between the Huron. The'J. C. Hurleys' guests bound spectators. PATRIC!A SUE HERRICK, JOHN P. WILSON;,JR. woeki's black wool suit was apt to leave part of his task un- daughter oj~the PAUL H. HER- Detroit. " ces of meat slices of apple, • '. If! - threaded with silver and she done. ole mushrooms, onion slices. RICK~, of Bournemouth circle, The RICHAR'n M. KIM- bacon. One or more in your a seinor at Stephens College in WILLIAM E. DUERR of -Ann ~oye to .Rochesu:r for Thanks- BROUGHS, who have recently orite combination can make Columbia, !VIo., was. recently Arbor, arid their two chUdren, glvmg djlmer WIth .Mr. Shel- remodeled the poolhouse on the appetizing meal. To be sure elected publicity chairman of SUSAN and COUPER;. and a d~n's 'mother, MRS. ALLAN grounds of the former Phelps Smart ,Interiors Need Not tenderness and a piquant the. S.tephens Independ~rit As- son and daughter.-in-law, .MR. S~LDEN at Green Hill Farm/ Newberry estate ill Cloverly vor, you would marinate socIatIon of Laura Stephens' and MRS. RICHARD,H: HALL, TheIr daughter, SU:S~, was road, are giving a sedes of Sun- Be Expensive • • • Hal~. IV, of Royal Oak. b or beef kabobs in a com- home for the < festIVIty from day brunches to show off their No on. ClIft be'." expert .r .n ation of salad oil and vinegar * * • '" • • Masters School in New York. new home. lIuthority in more th.II on. or iwo th seasonings. MR. and MRS. HERBERT I. fields of ende.vor. That's why YOII ~ BUHLER, JR. (M'A UREEN JUDITH ANN MILLER, • '" .. • • • must rely upon responsibl. .lItho,. HOFFMAN), of Haverhill road, daughter . of ¥R, C¥ld 'MRS. MRS. WESSON SEYBuRN, of MR.. and. MRS. ADDISON E. iti" for lItlyi~.. YOII CAN faly announce 'the birth of-a daugh- NORMAN MILLER of Holly- E., Jefferson avenue, left Wed- HQLTOl;f, of Bishop: road, en- on WIIII.m.ker. Our tllteriors .r. fk./lolldaf wood road,. will sPend' Thanks- nesday to, spend the holiday tertaincd' the H 0 It ACE G. designed to fit YoW' home CIne ter, PAMELA JANE, on .No- ~ ~ YOllt p"rs •• vember 5. : . ' giving 'holiday from-' Michigan week~en~ with her sister, MRS. FLA~IGANS, of PurJ~hase,N.Y., • Upltolaterles • c.r.Jcn *. '" .. State Univers~ty wit~ he~ par- DODGE SLOANE at Brooke- OVE!rlast wee~-end. ,The quar- • w.lIP..... • Slipc. ... ents.'With her will be her class- meade Farm neaT Upperville, tet went duck Hunting .'at the • Ace_lea • c. . .t!k ... MR. and MRS. ROBERT A • DNperl.S • lell SPNdI GRAMBO,,of Alma avenue, an- mate, CAROLGREMMLER of Va.' 'Mrs., Seyburn will visit.HoUons' lodge' near .Amherst- • CUSTOM MADI fUaNlTual Falls Church, Va. I in New'Yol'k before returning .burg, Onto Ou; Tr"lned Interlo, Decorato" nounce the birth of their sec- 'Ar. A-ralf"",_ t. Help rOil Before the Christmas rush begins, you ond son, Pl~TER CHARLES, on . * "" '" home.' • • • November 11..Mrs. Grainbo is . MR. and' MRS. HUG H' V. • ....'" • . 'MR. and MRS. THOMAS will find our magnificent collection at the former MARY SUSANNE ANDERSON, of Kalamazoo, an- MR. and .MRS. ALEX GIK- A. JACQUES of 311> McMillan W • studios ' " CREATORS OF DISTINCTIYE INTERIORS its peak .• '. prjc~s at their lowest. If JOYCE. nounce the birth of A. daughter, KAS of 'Y:'-.rkshireroad will be roaa,are vacationilig for the Telephone UI for IIn AppoIntment With Our Decorator In Your Home Jil '" • SARAH BOWEN, on November ho.sts.at a family Thanksg~ving .month of November at Azure 16126 E~st Warren, TUxedo 1.2100, Detroit 24, Mloh. th ere Is ~ IIf'ur In your future " ••• we MR. and, MRS. FRANK X. 3. Mrs. Andet'son is the former dinner for 40, members of their Tides on Lido Beach in Sara- advise you to invest now! HILLEBRAND, JR., of, Stan- JACQUELrnE BOWEN~. family.'!It will be: followed by, sota, Florida. hope road, announce the bi).1;h . '" .. * I of their fourth child, JOANN,' Guests, of the, EDWARD J.. on November 12.:'Mrs. Hille-WASNERS, Oj~ McMillan ...~oad,' ~ brand is the former NANCY on Thanksgiving day were Mrs. . ,\ LO.7-6100 JOYCE. Wasner's brother and sister~in- • • • law, MR and MRS. F. SHEL- . On FridclY' SUSAN LITCH- DON WILSIE1: of Caro" Mich., FIELD, .Qf Harvard road, a with their tWI) children, JUNE' music student ~t the University and DIC~. Another guest was of, Mi~higall played ip a piano ROBERT MacFIE, of St. Clair recital in .Auditorium A of An-Shores. gell Hall. . . • • * ...... , . . 1 DR. and, MHS. E. C. BAUM- PartlcIpa1ting in the annua GARTEN, of Lochnioor 'boule- Religious :~mphasis Days ob- vard, _a~espending. the Thanks- served on the Elmira JCollege giving week-end in Chicago 111 .. campus, El1nira,N. Y., last week with the i r smi:'in-law and was LYNN ESKRIDGE, daugh- daughter, MR. and"MRS., WIL- ter o~the J. W. ESKRIDGES, of. LIAM WEBSTER. They are you're 8'{) smart to 'give MerrIweather road. also seeing their nl;!Wgrand- *' ~ * , daughter. ELIZABETH WEB- MRS.' JOHN 'HOLSTEIN,. of STER. Balfour 'road,' was electe!i to • • ,. Ship'n ShoreS head the cClmpmg'committee at , MR•.'arid MRS. GEORGE ,N. the natiom\l board meeting of MONROIII, of Woodland:place, the Camp:."Fire' Girls, mc., in welcomed their sons, GEORGE TIle 'Significance of, the Name ,on the Box blouses! New York on November 13. and S'I'EVEl't home from Mid.' ~'* • dlesex School :in.Concord,'Mass:,' CYNTliL\ MARTIN, of Mid- Wednesday.. ' . dlesex road, and ELIZABETH • • •. When the name on the boxsaysCharl~s'W:Warren&CompanYt WILLISON, of Rivard boule- MR. and :MRS.EDWARD T. vard, were. in the cast of "The !VES, JR., of Merriweather 'you know that thegjft within is one of excellent taste and Roaring Twenties" produced .bYroad,~are entertai.niD.gMrs. Ives' I . ~oronian, the. Olivet Col~ege mother, MRS. EL~Y GERARD, truly fine value ; .'. a.nd so .often it is an' exclusive design. arama group, to the Ohvet' whO is here from WInnetka, Mothers' Club in the Highland 'm., for a visit. ' "' CL Whether it is an article for a few dollars, or a gem costing Park Congregational C h u r c h • • •• . . . last Friday evening., Newcomers 1:0 the Pointe from e thousa;nds, yoU are alw'ays assured sound value, sincere service , • I. *.. '. Garden City, L;..1., are MR" and , It will bl~.a re-union for the MRS. MATTHEW.J. GUGLIEL- family p~ 1Y,[R.and MRS. 1uCIl- MO, of Dean lane. They enter- and las.ring satisfaction. ARD H. HALL, JR., of Uni-tained Satprdaly.evening at din- versity lllace, thIS Thanksgiv- nero ing Week "reekend. Visiting the • • • Halls will be. their son-inlaw . MR. and MRS. ALL AN / , \ ' • I and daughter; MR. 'and MRS;' 'SHELDEN IIr~of Kerby road, \ , :. : I, CHARLES w.WARREN &. COMPANY , • I , lEWElt.ERS AND SILVERSMITHS 152.O'WASIIINGTON BOULEVARD Detroil~26, Mich.-Telephone WOodward 2-5161...;.store Hours'lO:OO until 5:00 Make gift giving easy as saying "Ship'n Shore.'! Everyone loves «. get "these lovely-to-1iv~in blouses I A gay array of nElWestideas in easy-care' fashion fabrics. I'lus the famous soft tailoring that sa~s quality in every way. Si~es 28 to 40. Complimentary gift card on every Mouae. • Many new styles just arrived! " . YI[)U are cordially kivited to 'InSpect a most. distinguished co~~oo. of ~ fille diamonds, exquisite j!eweledcreations, beautiful geld jewelry, hand- TOWN 'N' ~m~ly designed sterling silver, decorative crystal and renowned watehes.' 20445 MACK l1t"our choiCe of a Charle~lW. Warren gift will be well rewarded. Opp. I . • Howord Johnson's \ • \ .. "<. J / .... .- ...... J ~' " , ,~'""';;'''f;~~i~l'~?2[.~~,~'f7.~'";;~?'q.~'Z~J-'''t~Jj%~""~':':I,~f'o/~~~'~.,.. , , . - ~- ~ , ,~:,W~'~~:~1-:f::t",~:~:~~~~~!~,\~;~?!~~l!t\;~;~~~~~~~~~~~t."..",",::,_"~~~r(;Jr~'~~;~~~~:"'!',:f';:/~::"~'~";:';<'":;,::'''",;,',~,"" ,'< ;~.,.' , , " ~"" \-'; . , ';" , ;,~~ I i; Page Sixteen G R 0 S -S E PO' N T E' . NE W S ThursClay, November 2~, 1956 Thu, Society News, ' Gather:ed', ..from AllofthePoin tes .' , '".- , '" ~'- . d, ' ... ,. , ., , .. " .' .' ."",,, ", " I' "., ", ",..... , " ' From Another Pointe of View Evemng Group.. . Mrs, Charles W.MacKinpo~ New Auxiliary (Contfnlted from Page 13) , Meets Tu~sday,~' \ " Spo~sors Fair .Miss Mulkey Weds days and thoughts for those ...who ar,e away. . St. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Rey'nolds invited her ~ister and The Evening :Group' o,f jhe' A newly formEld auxiliary, brother-in-law, the B. Courtney Rankins to join them for Women's 'Assocuition:. of :~the' . . one thousand strclng. for the I . the festive dinner. " " Grosse Pointe Memorial Ch~ch> ~ Carmelite SiSters j'or the Age,d Charles MacKinnon Filr With the Rankins' ,Judy ~d Ricky and the Reyriolds, wilt' .hold"a regular meeting::',on : 'and Infirm, will mak'2 its, deb.ut • ~ '''.. ' - \.... Charlie 'and Johnny 'there were plenty of hearty appetites. Nov~nibel' 2~~::in' the women's:' . as a unit by sponsoring "Holl- Pair Exchange Yaws Saturday Afterno~n ,n the Touraine Showin~ The girls' p.arents, Dr. and Mrs. 'Richard McKean, were not par~or af 8! p.m.' ,... day Mart" on Wednesda~, No- . Road Home of the Bride's Mother: Will Make , ....,.. ", ". " with them this year. ~rhey wete enjoying the mild,er climes vember 28, from 1.1 o'dock- in ' Home in lookout Mountain; Tenn. of Charlottesville, Va., at the .Farmington Ccmntry Club, Thep!ogram'wlU i~c~ude,g~ft.. the morning until 9 o'clock at. Mrs. Reynold's and Mrs. Rankin's brother, and his wrapping by Mrs.lIames darz8:.~, night in Carmel Hall Lounge, At a Saturday, -af-t-e-rn-oo-n-c-e-r-em.-o-n-yin the Tom-aine and, the. Japanese:: Christmas;' .Gro: wife, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mann Ml~'K.eanwill not be in Proj ect. ' , , 2560 WQOdwardavenue, road home of her mother"Mrs. Claude E. Mulkey, Catherine .. feature town until after the first of the year when,he leaves New Proceeds from this fair will Joyce ,.Mulkey became .the bride of Charles Winship Mae- Joe" Fis York to take up his pediatric WOl' k in San Francisco. They . Mts. Olive Millin 'is:~ Ch~tge 'be used toward the' vast reno- Kinnon. . vation program- in .progress at newane will stop en route to visit the family. ot devotions, Hostesses 'for the .evening:- will':- be . l\.!rs:',:J 9hn ' the :former Detroiter: Hotel. now For her wedding the bride at the c Out at the Hunt Club yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coome;: chairman,' Ml'~. L...H. , a home for retired senior citi- chose a Waltz length' goWn grey taffeta gown with mauve Arrang Koebel were hosts to his parents, the Charles J. Koebels, Orebaugh, Mrs.-James:'yaughan,' : zens. ' " of cafe / au lait star~hed satin detail and her corsage teinment and her parents, the Lawrenc~ S. Roehms. Mrs. :M~rgaret ,:Young;:,' M:t:s. . Chairman for this first proj- Fr e n c h re -.embroidered was of spray orchids. Mrs. Mac- picture ~ Kinnon wore brown lace over Also gathered around the table were Mr. ~d Mrs. Robert 'Conway~'and'Miss' Mar-. ect of the auxiliary is Mrs. H. Chantilly lace over delicate ately aftE black taffeta and spray orchids. Charles Law McCabe with Nina and Chaddie,' Mr. Koe- /garet Millin. I. :.,', .' James Mog. She is assisted by pink illusion, She wort: a dinner v bel's brother-in-law and sister, and :!vIrs. Koebel's brother- ... ,. h: For motoring Sout~ the new , { co-chairman, Mrs, Frank Lock- small bandeaux of shell pmk e to 9 o'c in-law and sister, the David Harbisons, with Larry, David Mrs. MacKinnon wore a royal man, one of the gue:s~ at Car- feathers and sh~ carried P4llt blue dressmake~ suit with black "Singa} and Jeep. • * * Center,. HoljIing" me~ Hall, who .was responsible 'cymbidium orchids; . accessorie!;. The. couple will provides I for the organization of the aux- . ' make their home in Lookout th~ entir Wedding News iliary' last ~pril when Mrs. Ar- '. Mrs'., Hug~ Mulkey was her Teener's' ,.Dg,nce Mountain, Tenn. . Seaway. thur D, Kerwin. WliS elected slster-lll~law s only attendant. Lawrence On Fr~day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock Jayne Houseal, , . daughter of the Edward .Bennet HouseaJs, o£ Covi~gtoil The Youth Council' ,of the ~ , president. . She wore a dr~pedcarn:el taf- PLAN HONOR COLLEGE most coli Grosse Pointe. War"' Memorial , feta gown wlth' a brlef fur C II convertin, drive, wi!} become the ~brideof ~almer Tracy Heenan, son Among the gay booths will. be headband and her flowers were An Honors 0 ege for su- of Mrs. Earl I: Heenan, of Bishop road, and ihe !ate Mro Center. is livening up. thtf;holi';, . t' sh i II b th periol' students at Michigan a vital tru ,day 'week-end ,with c'a' dance for, .: a ~ou lque, op, a.1 o. 00 , brown spray: orchids, State University is expected to and the i Heenan. ! whlte elhephan~booth, chdlllaand Donald MacKinnon was his. begin operation' in: the fall of all teens in grades.9-12, th~ 'Sat- t f ing will I The pair will cJcdumge their vows in The Grosse urday, November 24~.• swee sops., .....prons an.. a~c~ .'I?rother.s'best man. They are 1957. and Cana Pointe Memorial Church with the R4~v.Paul Ketchum of- " ~' work made by gl;lests livmg a the sons of Mrs. 'Donald Mac- The new college will 'offer Under the 'chairmapship. o~ mile sea ficiating. A smaIl reception will fonow at the Count~ ~armel Hall will be fe.ature Kinnon of Washington road.' apportunities for special 'study the businl Club. Marcia Mower and ...Demiy , Items. Weary shoppfn's will be '. I Carnes, the, dance wlU 'feature ': given an opportu:rity to relax,in ,A receptIon followed the" 3 to students who show promise. bordering Mrs. Robert RiggeI', who works with the bride-elect, the music of Roston Clark's or';',' " .' -Photo by Jack: NaVin the snack bar wherl~ tempting 0 clock home ceremony at ~I:lch of high achievement" in any The m an assistant editor in tbe Free Press women's department, JOYC,E 'JMlJLKEY,' da.ugh,ter of M.rs~ClaUde K Mu~- ,refreshments will be served the Rev, Paul Ketchum offlclat- field: It is believed .to be the chestrs: f r color, eov entertained for her Tuesday evening in her Rivard 'boule- key, .9£ Tour~in.e, road, and the late Mr. Mulkey, , w.as throughout the day and eve- .ed. first such college. in an Ameri- from the vard home. ' As a special added attraction, maI?-'led, Satulrday af~erI,1oonIn her h:o:meto. Mr: Macf~L~Trh.. . . ning. Mrs. Mulkey chose a dove can public universi~...--"'=', •.,...... ,...' ___ Great La}l during inteimiss~on, Mr. Magoa nOD, son of ly.[rs. Donald:MacKinno~ of.Washingto;nroad. With the drive and purpose of United to cartoons will be shown.' t~is newly formed l~roup at a covering: White-Hansen Rites Read peak in the desire to assist the on both at~h~o~~~eoT~~~~o~ei~: ~=:;Ibex ,Schedules Year's A,clivity Sisters in their program for the their indl,; At a recent ceremony in her matron of honor and the best Spin~Ie, Nanl~ ,Craig, Margaret .__ , _ care of the' aged, there are many tion and ] home Kathleen McCurle Han- man was the b l'i d e g'r 0 0 m,S Nl'gro" Judy' Berno, Marl'on. 'An interestin,g and active. Fall Ishe received ' her Ph.D. from life members already enrolled. Now ready In char; sen, daughter of the Lloyd .Me- brother, Donald White. They Clark, Judy Scho~.elT and .~as been scllE!duled for Ibex ColttIlrbia Teachers College. She ••• Eugene 1'l Cunes. of Ballantyne court, be- are the sons of the Oscar Flas- Barbara Linden.. Jl1e~bers:. The Arts and. Cr~ts has .written many feature ar- Among them are:' Mrs. Henry ment chai ' Group WIthMrs:. John Churchill, , . d '. " , ' h' , Ford II. Mrs. Charles T. Fi$her. Houten, came the bride of DWclinMont- keruds., of Decorah. The dress is:casual and, guests chairman, havc~ been,' working pcles, an IS ~ most ent uslashc Jr,. Mrs. Wilfred Casgrain, 111's. gomery White, of BostOIl,Mass.. The c:ouple will make their are asked to come in c'ouples. on q.eco~page,each Wedn,esday and informatl.ve spe~ker. NEW MUNICIPAL PARKING committee George A. Nauman, Mrs. George' Shaw, Ha: and DecOrah" Ia. home in Schenectady. N. Y. Mr.. Refreshments will be served afternoon in the Grosse Pointe Mrs. Milton Volkens and her A. Gardella, Miss Jane' E. The wedding was solemnized White is a graduate of the Uni- from 10 to 12:. High School :Annex. committee are completing ar-' Doughty. Miss Adelt~ Feaheny, at a candlelight service [lY the versity of Wisconsin and, has -' Mrs. Lawr.ej~ce"Howard is rangements for the tea which Rev. Otey Berkley, rector of St. received ~1isdoctorate. from the 1 1 hi ., '11 f II th f' Mrs. Anthony Maiul1.o.Mrs. R. Use the convenient. .new municipal parking area George Marsh, Mrs. David Mar- Columbia Episcopal C h u r c h. Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Mrs. John teachingcraft, andthe:by:mid-Decembe1'"cas:; t S UnUSUal.'the-' W1 0 ow e mee mg._ t.. Shepherd antette, Mrs. Jewett D.wyer, iocated immediately south of Jacobson's on, St. After the ceremony a 'dinner nolagy. The bride was gradu-. Honored by Sorority girls will have:completed SOm'e Mrs. E. E. Tracy. Mrs. John N. was held at the Whittier. ated from the Michigan ,College "_ lovely Chris~mas'gifts.' , Dance Planned Motschall and Mrs. 'Thomas P. Clair. Attendant operated. Lock your car and shop Mrs. Max Stro~bel Wcl~ the, ot,Mining and Technology, Mrs. John L. Shepherd, of The, Drama.Group hav~',bee~, N' :Sassy. in leisure. without the time limit of a parking meter. Westchester road, has been meeting week1y.discl:lSsing.plays By e'wcomers honored with a scroll 'fOr her for a' future production. 'Mrs. i .. Grosse Poinlt! Woods The man who finds real pleas- m BEAUTY efforts on behalf of her sorority, Sydney Reynolds," .and Mrs. The highlight of the soci~l ure in his chosen work nev& Gamma Phi Beta. David . Williams. ,co-chairman, season of the Grosse Pointe has to ask for a raise m wages. IW: 21006 MACK' AVE. SALON As a member of the building arrang~d 'a theatre party' re-. ~ewcombeis' Club will be a " committee she worked for the cen~ly :for Ibex, memil~rs and. holiday dinner ,da n C e in .the eh~ SPECIAL! new addition to the soronty thel: .husbands, and' are com~ LochmooI' Club on'December 1.' house which has just been com-, pletmg pla~~L:for.atale~t .I?arty. Music will be Al Ross and his Your Pre-Holiday pleted at. the University 'of to be held. In Il'ec~mper., .. ' orchestra: 37! PERMANENT .... , 'The llew Irl o'd e r'n LIvm'" - Michigan. Group"'with 'Mrs,Richard' Kurt~ l?orne30,~coup~es,members of Complete Beauty Service This week-end Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs:' Charles Gauss IT, as the club; and its alumni' mem- , Four Operators to Serve You is off to Chicago for :;l reunion co-chairtnan; have pla~ed' an bers plan' to attend the p;:lrty. . with members of her Mediter- interesting afternoon for Ibex _ Appoint~ents .. TU 4-2950 i"anean cruise of last January. members and their guests, Mrs. Henry B. Joy, of Lake- Thursday, November 29. at 1:30 ' HOUSEHOLD HINT fashion with a future'- shore road, .was' also on the' 66 p.m,,in the home of Mrs. Robert ' A canned ham makes. a fine day jaunt last winter. Weber. 992 Lake Shore drive. gift at Christmas.time. ,To make th • After Chri tm s Mrs Sh _ Dr. Kathe~ine Greene. WaYI}-ethe. gift seem. more' personal, herd wi sa. .. ep County Marrlaeie Counselor, W111 :ype up one o~ two of your fav:" the pastel suit ~'" by .'" II be off for New York speak to the group' on Family orite ham recipes and' attach ~~WlSlt her fonne~ roommate, Psychology. Mother of five chil- 'them to the' package. (This P« Co,:way"who IS a member tiren, Dr. Greene is well known 'might..be 'the solution to. the jhel of the SId Caesar Tv. progralr'.. in Detroit for her outstanding :"hard.,-to-buy-for"name on your • lectures~:A dinicaI psychologist, ..list;) : ' quis , HOUSEHOLD HINT the To make hashed brown pota- bigt toes, mix two cups cooked and chopped Michigan potatoes with ' cbm 1 tablespoon, :tI~u+and * tea': com spoon s-alt.Heat two tablespoons ,~9'urpare' ~nd pretty suit .. .,. butter in a fry pan and pour in the potato' mixture. Spx:ead it . by' Monarch has I out ~venly and cook'slOWlyuntil JEWELE:R ., brown underneath. Invert on a 'beautiful des,igns on your 'plate. add anothe~ table~spoon .306 Book Building butter to the pa~ and gently t future •• II a 'gently slide the potatoes back, cooked WOodward 1-8762 f.st. 1928 side up, Brown, and serve in shaped oressmoker' .four portions. c. .of soft Fors+mann 341 Fi 'worsted crepe, ~outurier-tou-ch~ld with t 'fU 5-0 ~ self bow at' the Fol baCk of the coll/3r • ~ • a all-of-a-color-Iookl suit to be seen Pure silk blouses •• rt wifh fhe %; sleeve, 14.95 Wonderful JecepliQn" with furs right now. .. ' shori' sleeve, 12.95 . , , and traveling Doeskin wool skirts .... $lim, 16.95 15eing (liven the. new '57 solo soon.' Mauve'; flared, 21.95 " . green, pinK, in sizes J 0 to I 8 .JJnc()ln and 'mercur'J bTu,e or foas,f. . , Sizes 8 to 20~ .-!J"Ui()m()tile:J .. 89.95 'J The' conservative,' yet' splendid lines of the~e frilly ma'rvefo'us':, cars "'are exc~lled, ohly by the 'superlative perfo~marice you get. We sha-ll be glad to demonstrate. " 47 IE.Adams, D'owntown Use Your Charga-Plate '.82 K$r~h'e~ai"~.,e.E;. , , Kerchaval,at St. CI~ir - , j. • • - • 'TUxedo 2.7000 .GR:OSSB POINTE HOME OF UNCOLN AND MERCURY AUTOMOBILES ~ . - \ \ ' ... 130 KERCHEVAL "- ) _ ... ",'.' • .. J ; , , ,I , ., :. ., '4 , , , tddC'rldd November 2~i I95l. Thursday, November 22, 1956 . Page Seventeen ... intes Woman's "Page-' • •. • by,o'f, a'nd.fof Pointe Women I l'aw' Irenee S'e.a'w'a" y' Club lJringing Moth~rs' Club Prepared One of 'the biggest events of Kinnon F-Ilm Bocke"d a.t GPYC the fall season will be the din- ner dance lit the Country Club T(, 8enefit Hospital this Saturday evening with the ternoon in the Tour.sine Showing of "Singapore Joe's" Melvie Will Follow Buffet speciai atti~action,. the Talbot. Junior Benefit Guild of Women's Auxiliary of Cottage Mother; ~\'iJ1 Make Brothers. and their ea~ypso'band' . untain, Tenn. Supper on Thursday Even'in~J,Novemb~r 29 from Bermuda. Hospitlll to Hold Party on Monday, December 1. The club ,has limited' the Hope. to Rais~ $1,000 for New Equipment emony in the Touraine Grosse Pointe Yacht Clup win have, an extra-special reservation list to 400 and the de E. Mulkey, Catheline feature for membe-rs and their guests when "Singapore guest list has been made' up for Bridge devotees will be able to play their favorite f. Charles Winship ?J.[ac.. Joe" Fisher presents the premiere showing of his brana weeks in ~ldvance. Many. club game in a good cause on Monday, December 3, That is the new and timely color film, "The Dynamic St. Lawrence" members .'are, giving-, cocktail day when the Junior Benefit Guild of the Women's AuxiU. parties before going on, to sub- ary of Cottage Hospital will hold their telephone-bridge at the club next Thursday, November 29. scription dinners at the dub be- taffeta gown with mauve Arranged by GPYC's' enter- ~ . party. ~ fore the dance. Me m be r s have organized ridge, Mrs. James Cope, Mrs. A.. . detail and her corsage tainment committee. the motion J. Glasgow John F. DeHayes, of spray orchids. Mrs. Mac- flMr. and Mrs. Wendell w,. An- narties of tables in their homes M. Menninger, Mrs. Ray Ven- picture will be shown immedi- HerbE!rt W: Hart, and Bryan A. derson. Jr., of Kenwood road, on wore brown lace over stely after the Thurs:day buffet ChapJow. and will lunch at 12,30 before derbush and Mrs. Albert Shortz. taffeta and spray orchids. are giving a cocktail party. beginning to. play. All s<:ores.. ------dinner which is served from They have enjoyed the Talbot l' motoring South the new 6 to 9 o'clOCK. must be turned in to chairman Wl-nnerS LIS- ted MacKinnon wore a I'oya1 Brothers' music in Bermuda. Mrs. Walter Powers, of Hidden . "Singapore Joe" Fi.sher's film lJliss Prescott dressmakeI: suit with black Mr. and Mrs. Seabourn R. provides exceptional. I~overageof lane, by 4 o'clock. Bridge Club ssories. The couple will Livingstone are. opening their By the entire great St. Lawrence Fe:tes Students There will be individual table e their home in Lookoui ,~akeshore road home' for a prizes as well as prizes for little Seaway. The billion dollar St. Memorial Center Bridge Club ltain. Tenn. . . , party for 'their son.-Se~bourn S. slams and grand slams. All this Lawrence project. OT-Ie of m~'s Miss Elizabeth Prescott. of Livingstone and son-in-law and' results have been announced as most colossal undertakings, is card playing will increase funds AN HONOR COLLEGE Newberry pla-ce alumna of daughter, the! I!~orbesHowards. follows: - converting a seethin.,~river into for new hospital equipment. The Honors College for su.. Western College of Oxford, 0., Over 80 have 'been' invited to Nov. 12: - North and South, a vital trunk line for world tade, entertained the foreign ex. this soiree. ~ guild hopes to raise $1,000 on r students at Michigan the benefit afternoon. says Mrs. Ethel Cardoze and Edna Bruce;. University is expected to and the international undertak- change stude~ts she _sponsored The William Benlers are also EmilJ Raymond and Nora Ar- .. ing will give the United States David Lowe, head of the Junior operation in the faU of ewer the holl.day. ' having a cocktail party in their Benefit Guild. nold. and Canada a vast new 8,000- The quartet of scholarship Cloverly road home before the mile sea coast that will affect Attiong the members of the East and West: - Ruth Ar. . le new college will offer students arrived here Wernes- dance and most of the wedding bury and Helen Young; , . the business and growth of the auxiliary planning OIl' entertain- Fr~ce. rtunities for special study day evening and wi~l be Miss party will go on .to the dance Taylor and Carol Priehs. udents who show promise bordering cities. Prescott's guest untll Sunday after the Hamilton-Whitehead ing at lunch and having several The movie, in magnificent tables in their homes are Mrs. Nov. 14: - North and South, igh ac'bievement. in any when they entrain for college. reception Saturday afternoon af Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baubie; Mr. color. covers the entil'e seaway A. W. .Hannigan, Mrs. Edgar : It is believed .to be the Thl~students are Vassu Papa- the Country Club. and Mrs. N•.M. Skillin. such college in an Ameri- from the. Atlantic through the Flinterman, Mrs. George Christ- gregory,. of G;.eece, Nadine The Nel~on Schlaffs, of Ken~ jansen,"Mrs. Lyndle Martin. Mrs. East and West: - Audrey public universit~. Great Lakes to the heart of the Kaloughme, of France, Roberto wood road . have invited the -Picture by Fred Runnells Curtis L. Moody. Mrs. Richard Burnham and AI Boelens; Ruth United StateS and Canada, Rico, of Puerto Rico, a~d John K. Honeys. the Edward The Grosse Pointe High Motp.ers~Club they want the Christmas tree pIa c e d . Joy III and Mrs. Charles Risdon. Arbury and Bea Curnoe. covering large and small cities Evelyn Malin, of Russia. Schoenhetts, and the Glen R. ' will hold its annual Christmas tea at 3 Others working. on the project are; left to on both sides of the border. Jr. . Nov. 16: - North and South. ------Millers, of Bloomfield to be p.m. on December 6 in the gymtqrium. riglJ.t: ,>- MRS.. ROSE SANDERS,' sand- their industries 'and their vaca- Others are Mrs. W. C. Emory • .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker; Jane HOUSEHOLD HINT their guests for the' party .. MRS.. RUSSELL €RONENWETH, gen- . wich chairman; MRS. MARTHA HUTCH- Sutherland and. Daniel A. Huff. tion and holiday spots. Water has no calories or vita- A sextet of the young set will Mrs. E. S. Ross. Mrs. J. F. Mc- In charge of the E~veningare eral chairman,. shows HAROLD. NEFF, .INSON~hostess; and MRS~REX REGAN, East and West: - Rona Rose mins, but it is vitaJly important be going. They. are J"ulieWatson. high school maintenance. head, wh~re decorations chairman. . ~'. . Caifrey, Mrs. Harold'Davis, Mrs. and Hazel Potter; Mr. and Mrs. . :Eugene A. Casaroll. entertain- in thi? make-up and working of David Beatty, Linda Carden, ment chairman; Russell D. Van- Paul Becker. Mrs. J. W. Esk- Robert Dodd. the body. A child should have a Gary S y m i n g ton; Pamela I Houten, vice chairman. and l M- committee members Howard A. ~~~~~~ei~ ~~~~ ~i:-e::-C:e~~ Waterman and Harry Phelps.' Shores Church Troth .Told. Pau lCOU L PARKING Shaw. Harley F. Riley. Charles periods. - AAU-l-V-G--r-oups Sponso'rs Fair '. . To .Wed Dec_ 8 , Ann McKinstry. daughter of nicipol porking ore~ Plan Me'etz-ngs Husbands wHl.receive special,. Brig. Gen. (Rtd.) and, Mrs. t . 'attention at the Christmas Fair ... Charles Hedges McKinstry., of f Jocobson's on St. ~- that'the Women's Association'of ;Santa Barbara. Calif., has set 3-speaker AM ..FM high fidelity Mrs. Wi 1 £1' e d McLaughlin, St. Lucy's Churcn,' St. Clair Dec. 8 as her wedding date to ck your cor ond shop 1031 Bishop road. will be host~ Shores, is sponsoring December Paul Micou. It of 0 parking meter. ::~d;Ogr~~~ ~t~~.u~~.~~mJ~~ 1. • " v~:eYin 'tit S~~~~~~:th~~ vember 26 at 1:30 p.m. Miss Two classroo:ms ha.ve been in Santa Barbara. Mr. Micou is m- Louise Rau will discuss "Women taken over fOl~a huge "Kmgs the'son of the Hilary. Herbert in Ireland." Booth." 'One will hold all the Micous, of Kerby road. . "b S' presents he might want, The The bridegroom's sister, Julie, mellow "The. Mandarms, y. lmorre other will be devoted to sport- de Beauv O.lr, W1'11 be revl'ewed .ing equipment with Bobby Ross. has. already .left for California cherry by Mrs. Anthony J. GIazk0 for Lakepointe CCluntry Club golf to be' in, the' wedding' party. the Contempora ...... b,)' L't1 erature p'ro, on hand' to advise shoppers.' Other attendants' will be Mt'S;. 379.-95 group at 7,: 45 p.m. on November, There will also be booths de-' George J. Hall. of San Fran-W 27. Hostess for the group will cisco, and Mrs. Harold. • be Mrs. Philip Gillis, 1238 Ken- voted to toys. babies, Christmas Thorne, Jr .• of Oaklan(4 Calif., sington roact de cor a t ion s, baked goods. sisters of the bride-to-ge. The Education. Study group aprons. :p.ats and r e,l i g i 0 u S Hilaxy Herbert Micou.. Jr., articles to name a few. will .be his brother's best "man of A.A,U.W. will meet in. the d h and the us"hers. w1'11be'William home of Mrs. John M; Vanden- Working on the fair un er t e -Picture by Eddie McGrath, Jr. belt, 1330 Hampton road. ,.9n chairmanship of Mrs. William A. d Mr G '. M Hickey,. Bruce DUncan" of Sau- November 28 at 7'45 pm There Bickel are Mrs;~Jerome Zinser, Mr .. an .s'h' eorge , c- salito, Calif., and Leigh M. Mil- - • • ..., • '1111"_" J M C ary Mrs' Cormwk of Bls op roa d, an- ler of San Fran'~1S'co the will be a round table dlscusslon J.VJ...I."". ames .c re, • -. L • h' ,...... "H . Ed t' 1 TV B T -James Kc'sloskey Mis Joseph n6uncEl.the ~ngagement of t err Mr. and Mrs. Micou will leave on ow lS uca lona e.. c .,. E E N' 't ' . U d' th S h Al Ar nd Hourigan Mrc; He~ Scher daughl;er. KATHU., • 0 for the 'West Coast on Decem- by STRC~M8E.G .•CARLSON mg SP. In e c ov ou ,.. .' al'l H '1-.": ' - 'f th ' d 'II . th th N i' ?".' , Mrs. John McGrath Mr . Robert Don c. e~nJJCrg. son 0 eber 4 an WI gIve e re- e a lOnlt. " . O'Meara and Mrs. Don Richard- Frank A. Hernbergs. of Waban" hearsal dinner- Deceiliber 7 at P« a tiving Iloom like yours, the. glowing wood, Mrs. Marold J. Flemmg, VA. Mass San Ysidro Ranch. Santa Bar- 1-9842,urges all A.A.U.W. mem- son. . . . . b'd I t d d bara. the polished cop~ and pewter accents of this ex- bers to check expiration dates Others are .Mrs. ~edet1ck The. t1 ,e~eec was gra uate quisite cabiuet ... for a musiic lover like you- of their magazine subscriptions Munck, Mrs. Harry Llss. Mrs. from Marygrove. College and the mcompe.rab}Q quality' of, Stromberg-Carlson . and place renewals and orders L~urence Tucker.. Mrs. Paul her ..fiance attended Lawrence 'Youth Group: Presents for Christmas gifts with her as Flsher, Mrs. Lester Holly, Mrs. A d B t C II g d Benefit" Dance at U of -D high fidelity.aound! Lift"lid Ol'er 4-speed intermix soon as possible. C, J. Radke and ,Mrs. M. E.' . ca emy. .os on 0 e e an cb2nger; t2-tube,' AM-FM imdio; push-button Vzquez. Babson InstItute. The Youth of Detroit are pre- c:ontroJs; l6-.'ait amplifier arm multiple speaker . DEDICATION PLANNED ,Mrs. William Dillon. Mrs; J. A spring wedding is planned. senting their annual March 0-£ Immanuel Lutheran -Church, 'Hoard, Mrs. M. Garoselli, Mrs. Dimes Benefit Dance, "No- ~ Chandler Park drive and Dick- M. Murtha, Mrs. R.. Hollerbach DRIVER .PUT UNDER BOND vember .Nocturne" on Friday. erson will be holding dedication and Mrs. Paul Sch~anitz and Archibald MeGlasson of 1039 evening, November 23. . Ja genuine l.londuras mahogrmy ,.... _:. 349.95 services for their new Parish Mrs, Bernard Chauvin are more. Hawthorne, .charged with driv': ' The dance will be held at the - . Educational Building on SlLl1day ing .under the 'influen~e of al- University of Detroit Memorial evening, November 25, at 7 p.m. A clever. wH:e has the knack cohol, was placed under a $J50 Building with' the music furn- Open house and reception 'will of 'finding a little crack in every bond by' Shores p'Oliee on S'un- ished by. the Collegians. There- begin at 5 p.m. excuse that ke.eps it from ring- day; November 18, pending a will be a donation of $3.{)0 per (. A. Nulling Co. The cost of this,project totals ing true.' .' 'c01!l.rttrial. '. ": couple.' IRADIO • TELIVISION $300.000 which includes fur------' ._----..;:.....------nishings of the new Stlnda~' Istablished 1924 ~. School roorps. lounges, kitchen. . 341 Fisher 'toad 6353 ~. Jefferson fellowship hall, youth'rdom and churCh offices. Grosse PI)il'lte Detroit TU 5-0110 LO 7.5500 Some folks' try so hard to keep ahead of the :Toneses' that For Depenldable TV Service, Call LO 7.5500 they forget which way they are Iheaded. . -• .JJoIiJa.g Co~t~me~ elegantly be~utHul. $ketehed are two from our wide and exciting, aoUeetiOft .... of two:"piece Clostumes . \. left: blue and white detailed Qashmere LC)OK J~aga%i'ne ,win. • • swearer with blue skirt. right: ~ee~ ,FOR. THES:PORT .black satin ~kirt, soft c::ashmere sweater. lur Charga-Plate L:OOKMagazine will devotfl three full page~ to this exciting ~ew to~on rh.inestone trimmed 105.00 November 23. It is acclaimed by ~th artists and educatGrs and IS' destmed 0, h~oded swe~tshir.f' in red .with navy lined Open Every Friday evening 'tll '8:30 be!ginning November 80 . . hood or, navy with red::li~ed ,hood .. ,to be one of the most popular t~ys of the yellr~It contains 4.ipk pads - red. sizes 4, 0, 7' , .-..2.95 _ yellow - bl~e and blac"kand 15 nib be! .stamps. By'usin~ them in differ .. ent 'combinations children' l~~n,create pictures of animals,. Indians, trees, His name ,'". SOc , trains'~ brick hous~, skyscr:ll~rs and. a variety', of thin~s 1iniited only by their :im8gina~ollS.The 'complete' set comes beautifuU~ boxed at onl~ 2.95. yall." II:L....IIE. • .. TUxedo 2-76J2 17144 Kercheval .... ,- , . . B'leazby's 110 K.rchevGI TU 1-7~~27 .- 76 Kercheval, on I~hehiil... '.- '.\ i • J ) . ~ ,. ",'t . r , , ., Page EightE!e,11 Thursday, November 22, ,~ Thur "and license shall be subject to revocation by the .College' Da,nce ~alCenter :This Frida-y.' Board -cf Appeals under (iv) (c), above. No • I .' parking lot accessory to business use shall be Ce operated in a. residence dis~ict unless. stich a I license therefore be outstanding, unexpU'ed and Face a . . unrevoked. The general layout of any such Face p' parking lot shall not be changed substantially d1sco'!1: 'aatu L Atthar McA:ah Notice of from that shown on the approved plans therefore, For 10:00 a.m. Mor.a1n8 Wo1'8b1p except after complying with the procedure here- 11:20 un. SundBy School in prescribed for the establishment of such parking lot. . 8:20 pm. TrainilJg GroupS '1:30 p.m. ~eJ:dl)g , Gospel Hour (6) In a business district the parking area shall be set back Public:\.Hearing at least five feet from the front lot line. All WeIc::ome '. , ('1) In a residence district: POp. P (i) The 'parking area shall be set back conforming. ~ning. Or~~ance Amendm~nf to the front yard requi.red in" said district. The parking area shall be separated from the rear lot line and side lot line by buffer strips not less Jefferso., Avenue Notice is hereby given that the City .Council of the City of than ten feet in width except that where the Grosse Pointe Park will hold' a public hearing on Tuesday, property to the rear or the side is in a bUsiness Baptist Ghurch( December' 11, 1956. at 8:00' :e;M. .in the Council 'Chambers at distric~ .OJ; where the parking area abuts an 1511~E. Jeffei'son~venu~ Grosse Pointe Park; Michigan, for alley, no buffer strips shall be required. For the purpose of considering proposed amendments :to. the Building 13337 L JeHenollo at Lakeview purpose of subparagraph (5), above, such set- Zone ,Ordinance dealfug with the subject. of off-street _parking backs and buffer strips shall be considered as Edcl Homer J.. Armstron91 Minister facilities, and with a,view to adopting such amendments (with part of the parking lot. any changes, limited, to the sam~ subject matter, as ,may be developed at thehearing)~ .Below 15 the text of the amendments 0' (ii) JlOltNING WORSHIP and .of the'.regulations l'eferred to therein, as now proposed, Such set-back 'and buff'er strips, shall be land- BAt Sunday. 11:00 •.nd 11:00 ••m. scaped 'with lawn and perennial trees and shrubs J to provide a suitable screen and the landscaping meleo CBl1RCU SCHOOL and 0 Charles D. Heise,. shall be. maintained in a neat and attractive in, Sunday, 9:415a.m. City Clerk, manner, and the set-back and buffer' strips shall estal City of Grosse Pointe Park not be used for any purpose other than ornamen. ,, ' , -Picture by FredR~ellI' November 22, ,1956 19th Here .are the ~ople to thank for ;y'our 0'clock. Pictured a_ddressing carq.s are tation and screening. Year announcement of the "Welcome Home" loc~ "collegians FRAN ST:RIKER, JOm:r Thanksgiving Dance for Collegians' at the 1. Section in'(!) of" the Building Zone Ordinanca Js/proposed (Hi) WILLERTS, JIM BLASHILL, .MARY,' . to be amended to read 'in its entirety as follows: The parking, area shall not be used for Bny FIRST CHURCH OF War Memorial this Friday, nig1lt. at '9, LOU McKIBBIN/and ANN GIRQUx.: purpose other than off-street parking of trans- ., ~ ' ient vehicles. CHRIST, S'CIENTIST, L.t• SEc'rioN'IIi (1) OFF-STREE'r PARKING FACILITiES Grope Pointe 'arml (8)Tne parking area shall be surfaced with dustless mater Deliver . (A) GEIiERAL PRINCIPLE~ In order that the streets may serve ial, shall be properly drained, shall. be separated from OveD-B Sunday Services 10:30 a.m. their'prinuu;y pUrpQse of. affording a means. of travel, the Sunday School-lrn:fants. Celeb~ation 'Planned set-backs and buffer strips by approved bumper guards TRY 0 Room _. .--10:30 a.m. owner~r occupants:. of property -shall provide off-street I "I and shall have suita'bly located entranc~" and exit all Wednesday Testimony I • ' parking facilities ad~quate to meet the parking demand as shown in plans filed with and approved by' tha Meetinc ...... __ 8:00 p.m. . The ~rolS8 Pointe , generated by the use to which the property is put. Such Department of Buildings and Safety Engineering. ~~: ,par~g, :faci~ties-:shall conf.orm to the standards prescribed By Catholic .League .in t'l].efollowmg paragraphs. " _ KERBY ~SCHOOL (9)In addition to providing a parking lot conformable to Memorial .' Ha 215 Kerby RollI!, M BeaU]lre subparagraphs 1 to 8, above, commercial buildings or ALL ARB WELCOME .Church . In Hon'or of Years of Social Service to Community, (B) PARKlNG FACILITiEs Ik CONNECTION WITH DWELL- users shall provide off-street facilities for the loading ING .IJ:SES.Property used for dwelling purposes shall have and unloading of commerdal and service vehicles, such S~ (preabyterlaD) league Will G-iye a Buffet Supper On ' prOVISIon for off-street automobile parking facilities as 18 LakeShore RI!. facilities to be adjacent to service entrances and December 2from'4 to 7 O'clock. follows: .' located so as to permit passage of vehicles in alleys. MINISTERS No such loading and unloading areas shall extend into First I:r'glish Rev. Frank Filt, DD. The League of. Catholic Women. of Detroit will cele- a residence district. Rev. Paw F, Ketchum (1) :In the Resi~ence A. D~strict; there' shall be provided brate fifty years of socia! service to ~lie community on Sun~, " on t?-e prelll1ses: a mmrmum of two parking spaces per Ev. LI/llheran day, December 2, at a buffet supper at the League buil:~15' fannly. (D) MODIFICATIONS. The amount of parking area required from 4 to. 7 o'clock. . . , ' by subparagraphs (1) and (2) of paragraph (C), above, Chllrch ,shall be a prima fade requirement. The Board of Appeals Mrs. Stephen Gorman i~,ch~- 'TB Sel'l Sa'le , (2) In districts other ,than the Residence A- District, ther~ Branch Services at . man of the party and sne wIll \;11 may, in connection with any new building or enlargement shall be provided on the premises: a minimum of one or change of use, reduce the amount of required parking Ferry Ele.m. School parking space per family. b~ assisted by' Mrs. Charl~s T. . . Roslyn, at Morningside F Ish e x, Jr., Mrs. Fran \ " ; J -.:...... ,'III -' L , ~, November 22. ,m Thursday. NovE!mber 22. J 956 ~ROSSE 'POINtE NEWS :.ubject to revocation by the ; Page Nin~teen • . I" . 'mder (iv) (c), above. No - y to business use shall be Certified Sto,ckholm The .building will close from S. ence district unless stich a EmiJloye Steals To Show. Film outstanding, unexpired and Face Speciellists p.In. Christmas Eve until. Wed- Face and f. eat u r e corrections. •.,[Nei;~h~rhoo,~ Club'News ~day morning,' December 26. :leral layout of any such Face pE'ellng. NO SURGERY. No Club Flatware At T,own Hall ~~f::~~~:~~~~ t be changed substantially t~~ dJscomfort. ]tunda. Chrls~tIn:as Fantasy, OJ;lepopcorn .q.nd,slide do~ a to- The .Farms police were noti- ,he approved plans therefore. For Appointment, '!'R. 3-8608 . of the: largest,~d most. e1ap- boggan run. A mechan1cal chE'.:f fied FridaYf November -16, that ---, Friday~ Nov. 23 .ng with the procedure here- C:Jrolyn Nils:on Academy '. A a.r d ,~g Jr. l,eague Rehearsals ,9:30 orate Yuletide~.shows in Amer- and hi,; helpers prep9l'e candy the establishment of such Detroit police in the Third Pre- Y' a.m. ph.()togr~pher, 9ur,tis ~agel, will Oldtimers ' 1-5 p.Ia ica, will be' opened tp the pub- aI'..d cookies in a toy pastry cinct were holding Samuel Phil. lie in De~rbo~: on Saturday, shop. lips on suspicion and investiga- ~~LD~~t~;;:n~~,~or ~ ;::h~if Asse~bly, ' '3:45 p.m. N:oyember '.12;4. . .- Santa Claus is ina lofty ~st1e arking area shall be set back tion of larceny_ Town Hall at 11 a.m.. Monday, Sp~c~a1,Ev:ents . 4-5 p.m. Children., 7-12' Last year:the,Chrittmas Fan-. at .the top of the ramp on the front lot line. mu&ic When the man had been No'Vembe.~'26, in ' Ford, Audi;" Games Party 7-8 pm...' Children 7-12 tasy attracted more than 636,000 .. nOI:th'side vf the Rot~da outer picked up he was car.rying' a torium. . : Dance: Party , 8-9 p.m. Boys and Girls 10 up adults and childI:en from the coUrt, and below the <".aBtleis PO!lular • Semi - Classical lunch box' containing some With a musical accompani- Saturday" Nov ..' 24 ' Detroit area .and neighbormg Santa s workshop and the mov- Piano ~Accordion stainless steel silverware en,. ment, Na;gel ?tkes his audienc~ Playmates ' ~-2:30 p.m. Boys and GirlS 5-7 . cities. . ing toy assembly line. all be set back conforming graved with the name of a on;a p1cto,n~1 t.our through Basketball ,Practice ,1:30-3 p.m. Boys 13.to 16 , The i9-56 exhibit::fillS the en- The Rotunda W1ll be open €:quired in, said district. The Organ ..Guitar Grosse Pointe Club. GROSH' POIN r E qUlilIlt mo~talIl ~a~es" to the Basketball Practice 3-5 p.In ,Boys 17 and p tire 'Rotunda.. The. center court from. 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., week- 1,4939 JefFER~ON be separated from the rear Be:rn Festival, WIlliam Tell '>, ' • • • , U 'VA. 4 616~ Po 1.11 DeCarlo Phillips confessed that while is entirely' o,Ccupied by the ~a- days ~d Saturday~, and from line by buffer strips not less he was working as part time PI~IY,t.lJ.esunny Italian ISkes. ~ '.','. . ~nday, Nov. 26 ' , , tivity .s~ene.wi~ li:fe-size fig- 1 p.rn. to 9 p.rn. on Sundays. idth except that where the Grosse Pointe In the' early 20's Nagel, was B~~~e~ba~ Practlce4-5!?~. JBoys ages 9-12 or the side is in a bUsiness TUxedo 4-1440 help in the club he. took 11 Utes of Mary and _Joseph, the. . _ _ ,. the parking area abuts an knives, 48 forks, and four spoons ass:ociated .with Tecbnicolor .at GlI'l; ;3co:uts No.' 898 , 6:30 p.m. Christ child; and the Wise Meu i;>s shall be required. Yor from an unlocked store room. its pione'er plant. He, has .made Midg~t )3asket.baII Prct. 6:30:p;m~ of the East. 'Animal figul-es also graph (5), above, such set- He was released when the over 40 technicolor cla~sics and ,GiantB'asketball Pret; , 8:30 p.m: , . " are- fUn scale. rips shall be consi.dered as cOlor sYmphomes~ ~:He.hel~ed ' '.' Tuesday, Nov. 2~r The,'religious t'hemeof the ,TYPEWRITER Eder's ready 1'0 serve club indicated it did not wish lot. to sign a complaint. p:od~~e .Ac~demy .A,!ard wm", Assembly;- ,3:45 p.m. show. is carried ou. further by DUlg Tabuf' an epIC film' of the' HandcraftClFlSS '. 4 pin. a simulated cathedral facade • SALES. SERVICE. RENTALS South Seas. . . .' 'd ,- ... vthfch .has been constrUcted at Portables aDd All Makes buffer strips shall be land- B~~~~ HAMS GROSSE POINTE d perennial bees and £hrubs Boned At the luncheon following his H~ cr~~ Slass '. 4 p.rn. Ages 7-9 the east entrance of the Rotunda . WOLVERINE TYPEWRITER CO. s~een and the la!ldscaping Hickory-Smoked f - lecture. Grinnell's will put on. a Boy& an.d Grrls Gym ClflSS 4 p.m. Ages 10-12 center court. Visitors 'enter the and Oven-Baked .f.,' 14343 EAST JEFFERSON AVB. In a neat and attractive in our Own ~ Shoe Repa'ir special program of' Christmas ~namelmg Club ' . 6:3Qp.m. Nativity scene t h r 0 ugh the 26 Years in the Same Location -back and buffer strips shall establishment ~~,' '3j'9 Fisher Rd., op~.Higft table decorations:. " IVndgetBask~t1?all Prct.. 6:30 p.rn. cathedral doors. . W. S. BBBM. Manager VA. I-H6t purpose other than ornamen_ Tickets for the lecture may G. P;-Sword Club 7:30 p.rn.. The RQtunda theater this year i~l' " 'v If'~ be obtained at Grinnell~s, ~O. Cub'Scout Leaq.ers,.175, 7:30 p.m. 'features (:ontiiluous. showings of Mickey Mouse movies in cine- 2-1124, ()]. at~ the audItorIum Camera' Club' I] . ,~. . 8 p.In. c,hall not be used for any mas cope. STORM SASH- off-street parking of trans- fi",e interior decorating Monday mormng. Giant Basketball Pret. 8;30 p.~.' More than 1,500 dolls which ALUMINUM SCREENS - DOORS ,'- Wednesday, Nov. 28 have been dresSed by members Open :tues., FrL 9 p.m. LOW WINTER PRICES Delta e;amma S'orori~y,' Jr. League Rehearsals 1p.rn. of the Ford Girls' Club for later REPAIRING Sun 12 to 4 P.D1. surfaced with dUStll~SSmater DeUverell Avenge room, $40; Kitchens, $50; Meetin~l No'vember 27' distribution to underprivileged Oven-Bot Baths, $25; Ba~ements, $75. _ Assembly 3:45p.rn. ALL MAKES AI R...TEe ••• TW 2-7800 . ned, shall be separated. from. Free Estimates Dramatics 4:p.m. . children, fill a portion" of the 6~ E. '1 MUe-1 Blk. W. of Oakland by approved bumper guards TRY OUR OWN .~ ,The Gro~se Pointe A~Umnae "ap' Class ' 4 Rotunda perimeter court. o~ated entrance. and exit all p.m. I:. MA,THIESEN Chapter of the- Delta Gamma Jr: Eadminton 4 p.m. Other attractions include a with and approvE!d by' the barn dance performed by' ani- ...... : ...... and Safety Engineering. ~trmau@Jtylt PRo 8-4931 ~orority'will'hold its next.meet.., Teen Age Ba~ton 6:30 p.m. ' mated .characters dressed as Work Guaranteed and Insured mg at thp; hOme of :Mrs.lhchard Enameling Club 6:30'p:m.' II' Santa CJaus' helpers, and a D. Hasse., 251 Ket:wood court, Rifle Club ' 7:30 p.rn. parking lot conformable to Home.,llade merry-go-round, with toy trac- CHRISTMAS.'. ove, commercial bttildings or 0;1 Tuesday, November 27, at 8 Adult Badminton 8 p.m. tors hitched to reindeer. eet facilities for the loading o clock. ' • * >Ii The west side of the Rotunda ial and service- vehicles, such SAUSA~GE A "Talent Sale" of handiwork . .. . display court is ~cupied by • LAWN DECORATIONS OPEN SUNDAYS by members will a. special Girls Volleyban g~1ZlIlg teams for t1:l~,Annual to service, entr.mces and pe life-like characters of fairy tales . ORDER EARLY feature and many lovely items ThE! Fall.Volleyball League NeIghborhood Club Gu'l~ Bas- assage of vehicles in alleys. -Wee ~Willie, Winkie, Puss~n- ading areas shall extend into will be included with the has been underway for the past ketball L:ague are urged to Boots, Robin Hood, Hansel a'1d IORDER thought of Christmas giving in thrE~e Thursday evenings. with ,contact Miss Masak. at TU 5- Gretel and the famous cow .Star Sign, ShOIlS ..WE mind. fGur .teams .competing. A ~600. En~. bla~ks and .rules series jumping ,over the moon.' . nt of parking area required " N~~' FOR ,The .nation-wide. project of of six games are played each and regulations ,?,lUbe aVaIlable 14733 Charlevoix VA 2-7917 HOlLIDAY Mechanical squirrels, chip-- 2) of paragraph (C), above, the Delta GaIIlIr\a 'SororitY is even~ng resulting in some excit- on. Th~;rsday Illght Nove~~er CUT-OUTS * PICTORIALS * LETTERING ! ment_ The Board of Appeals f;IVING! munks, bears ~,d deer sc~ w 0 l' kin g with the blind. ing mom~nts. ~8 at t~e Club, ~ Two div;rs- in their nearby woodland homes, :~ .: ~ ~ new buildir.g or enlargement fDELlVER Through the years.,many note- The standings to date are aSIon~ . will be. rm;- .Jumor .~ amount of r~quired parking !t ... ment, or may do so subject worthy contributions nave been fcUows: W L dlVlsl.on f~~ gu:l~ ~ hIgh s:h.ool D;:::eed I, ON FAMn..y ORD,ER~ made to this cause. Team and a S~mor div~slon for gLl"ls any case where it determines Fowl Th (.... P . t ? Able .- _ 8 lout of high school. . Owned and Operated by Ulrement is clearly excessive OF $5.00 OR OVER . e ~rosse, om, e, group Zig"nes . 6 3 GI'rIs who have no team 1'''- ny of t~1efollowing reasons: plans to sell bags of pecans dur. T I"t t.t 2' 7 £'1' t' "t d t tt ad' Gerald Denomme enerate relatively little park- . th: Ch . tm et:!one es _...... 1 Ia wn are mYl e 0 a en parking facilities have been Op... Tbprs.. Fri; ana :g 'e p~e-. f rlS h' ~ s7~so:" w.A~s 2 7. basketb'an pra~tic~ .to ,be held I, . e procee sow Ie .~1 e Fmal games are scheduled for on Thursday rpghts during De- rangements have been made two or more uses, the parking ! Sf#, E1Jenings Till 9:0{) glv~n to the Lea~er: Dog League Thursday, November 29 starting cember, so tha:t teams looking different hours; no economic of Rochester, MichIgJin.. at 7:30 p.m. for more. player~ can eomplete An Exciting Event rwise be made and no other ~ SUnday.f 10:00 to 3:00 . Mrs. Thon;as E. Coulter 15 ~- Any girls interested ( in' or,. their rosters. •• • for the provision of parking ~ mg reservations for the meeting. aragraphs '(3), (6), (7), (8) that moment when ove, may be waived or modi- ilWes equal to that ~quired from 5:30 to 7:30. Resel'Vations FRIDAY " j to provide new parking fadl- by December 5 with Mrs. Gail 3rd and 4th Grade Boys ~ H 3:30 - 5:00 arking facilities in order to Bacheller. VA. 1-9826. 5th and 6th Grade Girls ••••.•••..•.•.•,. .-3:30- 5:00 } uch areas as 'I , , . i' _ t g 11na-t t t; t t h._hb' tb.~t ? t .ft"., be. be -ebb be ••••• bb-hc.h.'. it •• 'o. bbb hb h;' b '* "hiin hAM hr .. ' ..k.. ~ .... .f~ .J '/. Thursday. November 22. "956 . Page Twenty Thurs Wigle' Keglers Th~yGuide Destiny of Blue DevilSwimmers Cling ,to ;Lead 10k Boat Ban te r To An off night for high scores Fred Runnells in the Grosse Pointe Business By' Men's League, saw nC)iJl.1portant cq.anges in the team st.andings. The YO' Yachting, and particularly the much sought after at Mackinac.- All matches ended in 3 anol."1', John Cre time and in later years sailed margins with one forfeit the.f~x- local clan and junior, sailors, lost ly hailed one of their most ardent boost- with Clete Welling in ''Vitesse'' ception. linist in i ers on .Wednesday, November and Gil Pingree in "Red Head. II Bruce Wigle continues to 'set 7 when Commodore Ted Farns- of Mexicl season's pace as they ,won over their ~orth silently slipped. his mo~r- The past two years'the Commo- Grosse ] l!Y FRED RUnnH.LS nearest rival, LOchtiloor. CilP-, ings and sailed off to the Sa1l- dore found. the tha:ekle.s.stask of chestI'a , tain Bill Kehrer shot 510. :for ors' Valhalla to join that great judging the r.'ice intriguing, and Wigle and :there' were no 1500 Decembe all-star crew there who' hailed he ~as the hardest worker scores for Lochmoor. -, him, School, among the judges at the Black P.ointe 'W Catboat Owilers Fa~ceBig The iate ,staiting C. Miller Since. boyhood and during the River as the fleet congregated The co: team won over Cox I'and B~it:el: greatest portion of his 65 years, prior to the race each year. as Dick Griebe had a 533 se!'~es. the Commodore devoted his .life by John Job to Perp,~tuate(~lass During all the time the Com- this victory moved the team "up to the betterment of yachting as eert pian modore was gaining fame as a Duke Huber, rotund and jovial retiring commodo~eof a notcl\ in' the, standirigs. Cap- a crew, skipper, judge an;d late~ Detroit tain Harry I-ee rolled .51'3:for as chairman' of the Detroit Riv- helmsman and skipper, he was newspapl the Grosse Pointe Sail Club, was elected fleet captaIn of the losers. working tirelessly in the DRYA ,the newly formed K class at a meeting h~~dat the Detroit er Yachting Associatitm's execu- The night high of 603, by Bob tive committee. 8.nd the Inter-Lakes Ya~hting Yacht Club recently. " Valade, gave.hiinthe top league , Association. A great one for d~ Also elected was energetic Pete Kremlick to the secre.- I The Commodo~e fir~t fbund tail, almost to the painful point, average of 180 and 'a, team vic- his love for the wmd and waves, the Commodore was one of the tary-treasurer post and Bill McGraw will be the new tory over Belding. AI Sehebil on Long Island Sound m~~~ guiding lights in both famous measurer and scorer. . bowled 510 for the loser. The purpose of the group is trophy to the winner. Newport, Rhode Island,. where organizations. He was a perfect City Glass team, led by Dee he ~sed to .go from Provldence, judge and had no peer when it to more closely knit together It would. bring about Closer William's 523 series, won over where he was born. came to interpreting racing the catboat owners into an 01'- adherance to the rules covering Marv Boutin, as they gave an ganized cIa s s. The move was its own class and spotlight the As a student at Brown Uni- rules. He was always looked to excellent d i s pIa y of under versity the Commodore got his when a knotty problem arose b l' 0 ugh t about through the cat boa t's versatility. so as to average bowling. ' ' great interest shown in the cat- heighten the iq.terest among per- fii'st taste of sailing competition and in hIS precise manner could , boat class which is the largest sons seeking a perfect day sai~or ~evere won by' forfeit Ov'er in one d€sign classes. After solve the problem in short 01"- one d~sign class sailing the Lake ,as well as a f1e e tinter-club Adam Simms: This was ~he only graduating from Brown in 1916 der. j St. Clair today. racer. team to suffer ,by absentees'due as a mechanical engineer, the d ' last der- Commodore followed Horace The Commo ore s . un However, the olass is llhreat-. Fifty YeaTS of Racing to the deer season., . I Greeley's advice and came West taking w~ the formatl~m of the ened with extinction, since its Catboats hereabout have' been In'the usual pre-Thanksgiving I policy of bowling for, turkeys, where he got his first taste of ILYA Jumor Race Week at Put only builder, John Luedtke, :re- competing for more than fifty racing on the Great Lakes. In Bay ~nd the ILYA Youth I~ tired in 1948.To date no one llas year3 and such clubs as Detroit winne~s were: Don' Lazarus,- . ' . Fund which goes to defray the evinced more than a token :in- Yacht Club, Edison Boat Club, Dick.W'a r,n e 1', Dee. Williams That ~~ m C~lcago, where expenses of the race week. Last .~ tel' est in building ,catboats in Detroit Boat Club and St. Clair Henry W'il son, Bob Valade" he p~rtlcI-pated In. the early August was the inauguration of spite of the tremendous. market Yacht Club have promoted team Frank Walsh, Hugo. Ulbrich~ M~ckm~c races. ThIs, c?upled the Juni9r Race Week and it potential. racing during weekly DRYAre- Harry Lee, J 0 h'n H a II and wIth. hIS su c c e sse Sill. the was. hailed as one of the great- . Facts Come To !Jight gattas. ':these boats are also very Charlie' Nash. BaYV1eW-Por~ Huron~Mackmac est successes in the long histor, Some of the facts brought to desirable Colub boats in which 200, Scores: BOb Kehrer 214, races, of whlch he nussed only of ILYA. Tt light by the 12 skippers attend- members ~lm learn'sailing tech- John Hall 214, Bob Valade 213,,- -Pic"ture by Fred Runnells two, gave hiJn the honor of sail-' . ing this first meeting were; niques. 203; Russ Blauser 201. DAVE GAUS~" center, newly, elected CANJA. Winkler is a former star of the ing more Mackinac races than The Commodore was the first The K class Association could I n as m u c h as the last Cat captain of the Grosse Pointe High School Blue Devils ahd Canja was picked for the any other sailor alive. to recognize the faults with that Sped be highly influential in perpet- launched was. 1948 the fleet is Team Standings swimming, team, .received the congratu- All-Anlerican swimming team 'while star- , Noted as, a great l:elmsman first race week and had he lived • "CCl and one o~ the finest skippers on would have made valuable rec- ruating the craft. growing old;l" by the day and Bruce Wigle 34 823, lations of' ASSISTANT COACH BILL. ring asa diver at the University of Mich- • CII It would go far in sustaining unless something drastic is done the Great l-akes he fir;.;tgained ommendations for the 1957 :Lochmoor 29 828 WINKLER, l1eft, ~nd COACH .ALEX igan. iby scheduling a series of S tl n- to obtain Jrlew boats the _class local fame' whe~ he converted event when the ILYA holds its Revere 27 810 the gaff yawl "Ronnie" into a annual meeting at Akron, Ohio, day races to be climaxed with will become extinct within the G. P. Recreation ,25 861 a year-end race for a perpetual next few years. " schooner and renamed the 37- this December, 8. Marv Boutin 19 829 GPIDS Wins Last Radius~Rebels Fox Steel Pin ]II City Glass 17 752 footer "Viking" 'and beat the The Commodore's wife Anna- ) C.' Miller 16 794 And Only Game Set Pin Mark. Team Leading famous "Barbette" own~ by belle; who,. incidentally, has no. HEADS Belding 15 760 the late Ton: Archer. T~lS was only been happily joined with -- ,an outstandIng accomplIshment the Commodore but to yachting. ...------Cox and Baker 14 761 Grosse 'Pointe 'u n i v e'r sit y With George Morton rolling Fox Steel bowlers continued as "Barbette" was the defending all her married: life knew.of her ,Adam Simms 6 710 School has finished ~its' worst 210 and Floyd Lucas hitting to l:ad the Grosse Pointers champion and favorite of the husband's most re~ent love and ,SEASON .RECORDS grid season in history,', hut :fri:>~ 202, Ed Radius' Rebels hit a new Bowlmg Le~gue when Custon 1928 race. '- interest and requested that in the way Coach Bill Yeager was 'single game high ,of 931 in the Pattern forfelted last week. Fox .. This was not the last of Mack- lieu of flowers 'contributions be Team High Single beamLTlg after his. team had Grosse - Poi zit e Presbyterian no:v holds a two and a half inac h~nors to come the Com- ll.lade to the ILYA Youth Fund. Lochmoor 1032, G. P. Recrea- trampled ~ in 1e s s- Wi 1b u-r Bowl~g Lea~e. .' pomt l~ad over Lusch ~ho t~ok modores :vay. He captur~ ~lass "That is how daddy would have tion 976. Wriftht, 25-0, cn Rob ins 0 n: Erme ~orb s. K 0 m e d 1a n s two 1?Ol~ts,f~omthe 5 ~ s. T~Ird, honors" W:lth the schooner ¥a- wanted it" said his pre t t y Team High Three Field, one would have tho:ug~t sw~pt'thplr.s~mes from.f1.1 Ru.t- :placeJlm~ Barb~rs :emamed w~na In 1933 and 1934 a~d daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hollar. Lochmoo:e 2791; Bruce ~igle he had won them all. The wm tel's. Roust-~bouts. and ag~In In contentlo.n when 1t. swept WIth the ketch "Chartey" ill Jr. ~' 2696. closed qut a 26 year coaching took sole possesslOn of flrs~ three points from De Busscher. 1936. BOG1~ER Ind. High Single career :for Ye a,g e r, ,~ho has, place;. ',: , . ' 'Being Turkey Night" F., De. ' All three years the Commo- Now t~at th~ Com:n~()I'~ has . Boutin 254; Nash C. 246. handled prep ~teams In New AshfIeld s Ash-Cans and RlC.h- Busscher, F. Piche, E. Van Tiem dore gave the great "Baccarat," start:d ~IS cr~e .to J~In hIS old WHITE STAG' Ind. High T~ree York and here.' ard's Drive-Ems to~k their op- and Bombfrd were the lucky' a cruising A yacht, a run for her cromes In the Sallors Valq.alla, Kelley 628; Bell 626. .'1'1 h Id 0 attraction ponents for four pomts. bowlers to put meat on the money. "Baccarat," then owned where the: sun always shin~ Ie game e n STANDINGS W L table for the holid~y. by .Pointer ,Russell Alger, Jr., ~d there .IS always a good sail- SUI'T VALLEY :for ,t!le fan~ c:~th;y wer~ Korb 27 9 Standings was the hottest thing afloat and Ing breeze, those. ~f us left on . chonS:PltCUOUS,~iclT el~ a sentCeeamasRadius 26 10 " , W L proved it by winning the an- the dock are pOSItIve we have GPUS tO Hon or t e wo v 'l"rY"1ess .' "- I t f th t t il (~LO'FH t h d .ts A tt f Fisher 22 14 Fox 22 11 nual classic each year in her os one 0 e grea es sa ors, -d':!l-ron Teams mate ~ Wl. S ~~ er 0 Dettmer ~ 20 '16 Lusch 20}4 12Y2 class fro'm 1933 to '36, and it was race judges, hardest workers GrI fac t ef~ w;-re. as os m~r~ Mills :' :.. 20 16Jim ~ ~ 19 14 the Commodore who pushed her and h~~a~itarians to grace .our , players ~ aIlS. . orne, ca e , Mateheck :-.....18 18 Ajax :.• 18 15 all the way with his less famous town In the long and glotlous The Grosse Pointe U'mvers l'ty- the h game'1h "F"YViU',l,OUS,t t. B:p.j;tmesI" ~""hf'IeId' 17 19 Stewart 1~1J'2. 7~ 121~7:!. yachts. h.istory of yachting. Time and uS School will honor its various ~~c11as Be li ~a ~; tt~W ~f Rutter : 16 20 ,5 X's 16 17 Al Grundy recalls the time tIme alone will prove this point football teams at its fifteenth I e.Car O~j b an '~l e of Richards, ' 15 21 Custom 15}4 '17}4 when the Commodore wo~ his ~'.'elinto theumost skeptical, who annual Father and Sons' Foot- the. humps, u~ rt~ar ~ss, 0 Smith ,12 24 Rightenberg 15 18' first Mackinac by s n e a kin g ~ eve sa regattas just run ball banquet to be held at 'the th~t' imp~t'tan.c,e Q e dO~co~e' Marl 12 24 .Kopp .; :...... 15 18 along the shore shortly after the t ffemselves and not through the school on Thursday, November nel l1e~ earn. appedady're.0 de Bockstanz ~.. 11 25 Heidi-Hi i4 19 start of thp. race and by night- e orts of such men as our d~ 29, at 6:30 p.m. aware of therr ~sho 'recor s High score:;-George Morton, Redwood 13 20 fall. was far beyond the horizon parted Commodore Theodore B. ' Succes~ful'" candidates of the a~d played the game iot~ 210 for 538; Floyd Lucas, 202 Piche 13 20 whIle the rest of the fleet bat- Farnsworth. Midget, .:runior, Junior Varsity hIlt. for 501; Eel Radius; 202 for,53!; tIed flat water and dead, calms. -- _ and Varsity teams will receive 'Skip Johnson. started the Jim Marl 201 for 547; Ernie The Commodore and crew were school letters at that ti!!le. GPUS attack rolling when he Korb, 201' for 528;' Russ Li~;er- Wi~iam l\:lcQueen, Jr. well rested for the party by the FORGIVE AND FORGET Don Dufek, U. of Michigan rambled 12 yar.ds :for the, first more, 507 and Fred Matcheck, Honored a't era":"L.rook time the rest of the fleet crossed People who spend all their backfield coach will be the guest toqchdown .. ,Haw.ie..,Bombright 502.< .Ill) the line at Mackinac Island. time settling old accounts sel- speaker, according to the report added two :Q:lore..on,r:uns. of .19, ~-~------Commodore Farnsworth was received from Robert "Skip" and 28 yards and a 25 yard Fifteen-year-old William F. dom get square with the world. Johnson, co-president of the pas:; from' Greg.€(Dod~ to ~ick Traffic' Cases McQueen, Jr" of Grosse Pointe Student Council. Struthers produced the fmal. b _ k has earned one of the top ------tally. ,', ' .. H eard y UVlC scholarship a war d sat Cran- C01UNT TEN C'J8ch Yeager's plans to re- brook ,School, according to a tire ma-y be halted if., his suc- --. recent announcement by head- Judge Joseph ,Uvick heard master Harry D-' T.I . And sometimes a man rejoices o ey YOU CAN QUIET-YOUNGSTERS, , cessor, eannot be found next six cases 'in .the City's Justice, . . n, . I today for the deed he neglected season. Almost, at the last YOung "Bill" is now recipi,ent 20089 MACK at Fairholm 9 a.m. to ~,p.m. TU 2..9239 Court on Tuesday evening, No~ h J Ito do yesterday. . nllnute his would'-be l?uccessor v'ember 13. of t e 4 ames L. McLaughlin deCided'to leave the school. Memorial Scholarship, which he without spoiling their fun! Walter. Champine of 14136 earned on the basis of his high Kercheval was charged ;with academic work and strong po~ reckless drl:ving causing 'an ac- sition as a school leader. Put up a beautiful new ceiling of Ja'ek Smith Starring . cident. His; case w~s, dismissed., Funds for this award have At Western Michigan A charge of reckless driving been made available by Mr. and ..' @mstrong causing an accident' was re- Mrs. John L. McL'aughlin of Jack Smith, a graduate of duced. to not having the car Great Falls, Montana, in mem- Your,Aims Grosse Pointe high school and under control. John Eckardt of ory of their son who attended CUSHIONTONE now a senior atW,estern Michi- Harper Woods, pled not guilt,y Cranbrook for four years. He gan. College,- is a member of to the fb..st charge but was, graduated in J948 and died a Instead of "shooshing>' YOUl' chil- SM • the Broncos' varsity basketball found, guiltY of the second. He y,ear later. dren ten times a day, do 'what 6640 team. , paid a fine of $15: , A ,tenth grade '1boardihg stu- many modern families and home Life William A. Howe of 757 Haw- dent this year, Bl I has 'been at Easy To Guilders are doing. Put ll.p a Last season playing at a .£01'- thorne road, was fined $40 after Cranbrnoksince: 1953. His par-, Inslall sound-conditioning ceiling of Cu.hionloAO goes up fo,' Armstrong Cushiontone- where ward position, he was the lead- he' was. found guil~ ~of .inter- ents are the W. F. McQueens of over a.y kind of ceiling ing scorer on the team. He com- fering ~WIth ~~ffic causi~g' an 1811 Hollywood; Grosse, Pointe by stapling, nailing. or noise is heaviest. Up to 80% of pil.E~dan average of 20;2 points ,accident.. " . Woods: cemenling. I,', easy '0 the racket that hits Cushiontone cletln ••• ond will nev", is' muffled. It also gives ceilings per game for the season. Against , The severest .sentence meted Consistently, an h,onor roll crock at 1*"1. a new kind of beauty. Can cost ,Great Lakes he set a new in- out during the evening was to student, Bill has also been in- as little as a small radio dividual'scoring ,mark of 37 B'illie Miller' of a Detioit - ad- terested in Cranbrook'.5 extra- • • points, and was se{ected on' the dress. He ,pled guilty 01 'reckless curricular. activities .. Since he Ali-Mid American team. ' . driving and was fined $40. IPs first- entered CranbrOOk he has Find out how to sound condition your home with (ushiontone ;,. _ He is ,a good, team maIi and driver's license was 'suspendc~ participa:ted in dramatics, oper- has a good jtim.p shot. He was until December 23, 195"6., , ettas, and be~n a member of the also the leading rebo.under on Ernest Bill of St. Clair Shores glee club. This year he, has Free Estimates for Labor or Materials toe team. Although he will ,be was fined' $10 for not having joined the Pre-Med Club. a n-iarked mim .by all opponents, his car under control and caus- On the athletic field Bill or Botb on Any Modernization Job he is ,expected, to lead the ing an ,accident.. . earned a berth on the junior Broncos again this season. The last. offender to I face varsity soccer squad and track I ••• LUMBER AID BY SAVIIIG REGULARLY ' J.ack is the. son of Mr. and Judge Uvick' on Tuesday eve- team. rs SUPPLI" Mrs: R. ~. Smit~ of 707 Re- mng, wa:S"~Clarence.,Wallton E. Prior to 'entering 'Cranbrook, Ii'D naud. He is 21 years old" 6' 4" Outer :prive. The charge of net Bill attended Parcells Junior The Biggest Little Lumber Yard in tit. World! Hours a to J is ~ o;M IAOY be to puldKJ~ a new home .~. '0 ~vnd :for ~l, and - weighs 192 lbs. In havj,n~ ,h: car under control High School, Grosse Pointe 19743 Harper. between 7 and 8 Mile Rds. TU 2-4800 hlg'h school he was an end on was dlSIDlssed; , Woods. I >-ow children's education • •-. a reserve for your future the; football team for.one year,' .\.~~--...~~~~~'-'~~'-'...-..~~~~'-'~~~~~ cd. or moAe)' to take adv<:mta~e of a business opportunity. p~a,yed fOI'VOlrdon the; ba:~ket':' , , . , , ~ ~ ~ ~ '-' '-' '-' ...... ball teax:n for three years, ,and ,. , .. ,. , An iMured savings accou:tf at Peoples Federal Saving1s is was an' infielder on the' baSe~t ' .' , . l . ,~,.<. iIIkt~ te ittrtrfriLea i i i+d ~'AcH;;ithi tciriiiiriAriJstra6li-;iiSid'$.,,;caa,a,aA4Aail,;;t.aii'di:;+dW-ad-c'"djatax+a&aad 4 •• d'" ,,;...... ,...._ ... ~ A _ ','" , -' • vember 22, '1956 . , rrhursday, November 22, 1956 G R 0 S S.1i POI N TE N E \\,,$ Page Twenfy-One . I.:----'------oi John Murray Cr1eighton GPiUS News Community Theater Ptolles ~Army- Nef~dsMen ,Ill Intelligence :: ~:~ ~:v:~~:rsth~' ' 'l 'I t.' t. A" t. Capt. George .:\. Coury-.-8-0-S--tw-een.--,the ages of, ~'l and 1&;2 armed forces act of 1955. They' nter I , a es n eres In" ,'c jug '. will also ~pend eight weeks a1: To Be'SYJnphony Soloist :Noies M•. _I , '. " , Pemberton; Gross2 I10inte Park, can enhst for a <4'aft-deferred the Army Intelligence Center. army reserve' intelligence com- 6 mouths in, active duty trainjng IFort Hplibird, Maryland. .;. ','. A lot of p~ople said'it'cou1~'tamong ,thems~lve8, as well ~as,mander at Fo~t Way~e, Detroi~ .. . The young American violinist, rector (If ''ilie Mt. Clemens Sym- Miss' Elilzabeth Fergu,~on ~d' be -done, but t~e Grosse Pomt~ With thE' ~,c r'e'a t'e s ~naunced this we~~.that quali- IlUlllllltltllllllDllmlmnnmmlUmmnmmmmmmmlllllfllJ1II ught after at Mackinac.' John Creighton Murray, recent- Mr. John Graham, adVIsors of Community The at r e chuckled.' '. ' . fled. men between: the ages of NOW PLA'YING == d in later years sailed. phony Orchestra. the.l1th:irrade g.irls and ~oys.~t pnd replied:' "WIDt ~d se~!'( dram~ hum?r.and, m some 17 .to.35 ~~ ~~~. ~lccepte,~for ~: ly tailed as "the greatest vio- 'te Welling in "Vitesse" Ml'. Murray, 'who set a record the GIosse Po~te UmversIty, Tweniy men 'were needed for place~. a tenc:Ierness. . t~aJnJ?~ m ~glUsttc and non- ,'PHONE WO 1-2466 LAST 3 DAYS' ~: linist in the world;" on his tour last sea:30nfor the greatest num- School. '1j~~ort that their ..clas~ ~he.'cast ,6f "S'~alag.17," oy.Don- , Because y"caU- iMats. Wed. & Sat. 2:00 e and the ILYA Youth Pointe .University. ,School, TU get .the ?orrec:t 'PronunClatl~n. ,m,g TU.. 2-6662.: . , Sunday, Dee. 2" 1:30 ~ NOW ~::r:: hich goes to defray the 4-4444, 0111 Thursday or-Friday _ Fir.st produced by .J~se Fe:r-' , . s of the race week. Last and leave a message £Or the rer In New York, m .1951, I \&UE DRAMA'f'1ft ..uUNDE8SO"T THAI 5: was the inauguration of very active 11th 'graders who'll "Stalc~g 17" .is the st0o/ ?f'Fft ' '" ,'1'1 A"_. . ~ nior Race Week and it be. glad 1:0 pick up any contri- AmerIcan prIsoners. of .war . In ~ .'IOCBD BROADWAY fOl. A saUD YEAI ~ iled as one of the great. 'bution. Among those workmg a Gern:Ian_~~p. ThlScolle~tlon, '.."r.~,~. ~..:..-".':- 1, t~, ,.' ,1Nt JUlIEN preuntl ~== cesses in the long hist0T7 hard on the drive are Cathie of peI'sonalitlesfrom ,everr.wa1k IVJ TUxedo 2-3535 '16209 E. WARREN c::.~ A. Deylin, :?eterBoone~ ,Charles. ?f At!ler~can ,.?f~ .have. to liv:e VIVIAN '8'LAIN.E ~_:_ Commodore was the first Uznikian,. Julie Schneck, Dick In. close proxuIll;ty whetha: It gnize the faults with that Specializing In Strother, and Rick Kinder. . SUlts or not and the, conflicts I:SOB E L. ROB INS ' ..' E 7 , C'e week and had he lived • Cantonese Dishus Carry Out have made valuable rec- Service cessiulThe class"f:irst elatedday's' wby0 ritsk .suc-last School. Mr. Shover was a mem- Blond Song~;tress Wlth:'A Sense of Humor .~:ta~ltf R4III" _=~===_ • Chinese ..Americtl'.in Dinners dations for the 1957 Saturday" capped its efforts by ber of a panel of educators whq . Diret from Hit Engagements at New York'. ~ hen the ILYA holds its a "Victor,Y'Dinner" at the home q.iscussed "The Testing Services Red <::orpet and Le Ruban Bleu . I' ~ meeting at Akron. Ohio, of Sally Walker. _ of thl~ ERE." Each participant - .. .. MteMAa .~~ ~ cember 8. Las t Saturday's TV Quiz spoke frem his. own vantage WI'" = , Show on which. G.P.U.S. stu- point, 'that is "From the Stand- AT TliE ,PIANO E MARK RICHMAN ~ Commodore'g wife, Anna. ,~ dents competed against' Liggett point of.an Independent School" ~ GUARDINO ===== 'ho, incidentally, has noi IOtSI1'S, l IllARRY School in a Current Events quiz (which was Mr. Shover's topic), SAM ANDERSON ~ ~cen happily joined with had very' hap p y results for then success:lvely "From' the, JRANK SILVERA- E ~mmodore but to yachting G,P.U.S., which' emerged the Standpoint pf a Public Schoo!," 8:4'5 p.m. to I :45 a.m. Directed by ~ , married life, knew of her I . wilmer 01rl a tie-breaking ques~ "From the Ci)llege Viewpomt;'. I ' FRANK CORSARO == ld's most recent love Cind Sid's Cafe tion. Prizl~ for the Grosse Pointe "As Viewed by a Secondary .t and requested that jn IdE contestants was a TV set. Repre- School Direct,or of Admissions," t ~flowers contributions be L Vq'arl'9n, at Barham senting G.P.U.S. were Julie and "As Regarded by'the ERB , to the USA Youth Fund. -Ion on ' as: Peirce, Charles Uznikian, Tom Staff.~' Mr. Arthur E..-Traxler;. . 0 N II' rARMS is how caddy would have PRESENTIN6 ' n' t f th ERE ,123,KEtRCH. EVAL.G~OSSE PIT&. ..-, Miller, Wilson Murphy; and Sue .. xecu tIV~ u'ec or '0 e , i it" said his pre t t y Ryatl., Mr" Alfred O'C6nhel1 was wrote lI4r. Shclver a personallet-:- reservations TUxedo, 4.5015 ;er, Mrs. Arthur Hollar, ~e RaW rage if, PTlws1\r faculty sp0I?-sbr for the group. t~r of commendatio.n ~r~in~ LUNCHEON • DINNER' ., SUPPER \. : that the Commodore has ' l his cruise to join his old mack pitt. ; in the Sailors' Valhalla, and h'is orchestra the sun always shines ---O--N--E---N--I:-G--H--IJ:-~------A m~~1 ~ILD ,ere is always a good sail- I. • II 15 for your Daneing ~~~~¥~~~~~;~~~~~;~~~ m~RI~1 'eeze. those of us left on ted at the annual 1nstitut.e for of the G.P.U.S. Student Council 0 ~LY ,- S T ~..t40- for 19'5607' C P 'd sl t R b ~ SUN. THR.UTHURS.: $3.86. $3.30, $2.75.$2.20. FRI. AND A.:~. • 5 ::x:kare positive we have &nd U!tening Pleo5ure Democratic Living sponsored by rt J' ~. o-dreAnnen 5, o. I~ $3.85, $3.30. $2.20.WED. AND SAT. MATINEES: $3.30, $2.75.$2.10,S ne of the greatest sailors, the Junior Round Table of De- e 0 on ,an, Forster; F: $1.65 (Tox inc;I.). Inclose stomped, self-addressed envelope with mail g judges. hardest workers troit, the young people's divi- secretary, Jan;es Stewart; treas-., ~ ordel'$. Ther. will b. performanclJ Sun., Dee. 2 at 7:30 P. M. ~, umanita::-ians to grace our ( Ma;. t'lolid=y leserva1iionl Mow sion of the Detroit Conference urer,. Mason ~~erry; 11th grade, . iUUUillUJIUIWlllJllllllllllIlIlllIIJIIlllllllllllUlllllllillIDIlIUlIUJllllIJlUlUlIlIJlJlIIIWlfllllllllllllJinnnmllnlii ' f C . HarrIet Bradshaw and Jack .. in the long anJ. glorious o athO!~cs,Jews, and Protes- Flaacke;. 10th gratie; Melinda 'I of yachting. Time and • Coclktails' • Luncheons tants .. NI(.k Stroh s e r.v e d . as Btyan and JPimI Sparre; 9th llone wiJl prove this point c h aIr m ~ n of the dISCUSSIon.grade Marth~l M ng d'R ~ co the most skeptical, who .. Dinb,er • Supper gruup whIch con fer red on b 'r . e e an. eu e sail regattas just run youth's t" t' . "D en Vi atermal1, 8th grade, Cyn- tro't T par IClpa,lO,:;t.m . 't' ~- thia Beeman and Dan Piggiils; elves and. not through the Qp1t. s~ jrom 112 NOOII I 0 m 0 r row ac tIVIlese 7th g,rade, Carol Johnson' and weddings TUxedo 2..3883 ; of such men as our de. ~~~f~students ;VhOattended the David Hodges; 6th grade girls, G't l Commodore Theodore B. 115 were Glynn Conley, president, Susan Grace; vicE? the worth. ~RS~.~. ~j~h Petra K r u s e~ and Hermann president Elizabeth Webb . Schunek .' . er, whittier LlTY' and SER , .• • • secretlU"y,Siblley Johnson; treas- IRGIVF. AND FORGET of"~hic.h we' ore p urer; Janet Walton; 6th grade memory-making elegance and . '!'he Stu?ent C,?uncll,.through boys" preside:nt, Wendell Go'd-' Performances at 1:30, 9, 10:30 p.m. and at midnight gracious hospitality •• , ,pIe who spend all their I' Its co.president Robert Johnson,. dard; v,i'e e presidents Johri. rehearsal dinners, wedding settling old accounts sel- ,has an~ounced the l~th Alfriual Buell; secretary, 'Curtis Slotkin; MOrJa"O'R B...... «:an WOe1-3000, Ext. 216 tor resv. breakfo'sts' and receptions .. , .. get square with the wo!"ld. Fathers and Sons Footb~ treasurer Rl:tlph' Pressel' 5th ... .i:1l.I" ' NO COVER NO MINIMUM . all trodifionol1y perfect ••• ~anquet. This evening tra,di- gXade; J~bn Cavallo and'Mary delicious foods that compli- 'SPECIALS . tlOnal1y honors all school. fo,ot- French; 4th grade, Wayne Pres- SHERATON-CADELLAC HOTEL ball players from the .nudg,ets sel fUlldElizabeth GOodenough., ments your Jguests • .' for YOilr up to the varsity. Speaker :for ~ ' t Gharming, luxurious honey- the eveni will be Don Duflek, ~ moon suites-overlooking the Backfield Coach at ihe Uilivler- Peol>le get set in their ways OUNGSTERS and fo!l'lD.an c)bstacle course,for river 'and beautiful Belle Isle. sity of 'Michigan, who will also those.who try' to forge ahead. THE 'FI"~EPLACE show movies .of a U. of M.,gar.ne. _ ~all&ttlermg office GEE eEE their fun! The date is Thursday, 'Nov. 29, ,r-- . FREE' PARKlNG LOT I:ire Lighters • Andirons the time 6:30 p.rn. . II j TRIO I:ire Tools • Screens r e t urn engagement Representi:g *G.;,u.s. at ime' "bles1~band I new (eiling of 21st. Educational Con fer e nce of this popular trio (;as Logs • Grates in the Gold Cup I held last week in New York '- in, . tOIWn' " f'OOm. Dancing n1g-11t- mstrong Cllnd Other Accessories under the auspices of the E.R..B. 1,. except Sunday .. (EducatiOnal Records Bureau) Vere Wirwille , " BURNS DIllIE AT THE RIVER and the American Council on and his troubodon VADey 2..9000 :HIONTONE Education was' Bert r am P. d f d ~ ...... "'" ...... ~"'"-"'" ~ _ .. _ .... SMITH-M~ITTHEWSfDRY. CO. Shover, Ditector of the Lower goo 00 .. _-...,...,....~~ - >i "$hooshing" your chi!- I times a day, do what 6640 CharlevoiJ( WA 2-7155, ------good fun • >dern families and home CARRY OUT SE~VICEt wr ",eclol Attention to, • are doing. Put up a ()llditioning ceiling c4 FC)()D-~ ... Christmas Parties ng Cushiontone* where heaviest. Up to 80% of IIt.LIINESE 1::. I~d,!~hepherd's . ~t that hits CushiontoIMt C r 7909 'i. JeH,Brson at Van Dyke d. It also gives ceilings Good Food - G~O_dReputat1ol1 VA,. 3.1155 ind f)f beauty. Can cost as a sma!! radio. HO~'G ,KONG. Of.Sl1~S' ..C1JiOP SUEY ne Wifh Cushiontone at _ 16719 Melck TU 2-01O~l Between Yorkslrli-e and B1BhoIP Monday'thrt:t Friday 12:30 p.m. to 9 11.m. Sat. 12 :30 to 11 pm;. Corned Beef 'n' Rye or or Materials SW1.. :N'oon to 9 p.m. I .1 ~rnization Job • .. the Warren-Conner Shopping Center :..A.nnouncil'tt} . We feature WBER SU~ES espe~ially during the' .al'l'ling holiday / Ev'ening Dinners • World! Hours 8 to S HE"" HOME season ••• a Florida room :is a welcome . ',. Mile Rds. TU 2..4800 of addition to any home ••• 'giving, you a' '.Served from $150 «omfortable livable &xtra room ••• to "". 4 to IO-p.rn. ~ S.rM.CLAIR be enLoyed In all season:;. .. " less ~~ Breakfast (from 8 a.m.)' MARGj~RET lrRUMAN T-ELI5VISIOIN the year around (lostly than you might think. , Business Men's Lunches , - '. Radio &. 'TV Sales-Servic:e Famous for. . ~ loses petticoat ~... in the' POINTE Comed Beef '~ Ry~ ".", at 15007 Kercheval, It happened at' 8. cocktail party attended by Queen r~III ASSURED BY )! , f, \" Elizabeth and Princess M~t. You'll share many . St. W~yburn & ~~rylan~ I[ CHRISTMAS' ~ /. '! ~ such intimate memories as . ~l'ruman tells you her' f i \ ~nal story, c18ouvenir," in ~~ Detroit Free.Press. CC)lor .;.. , iIf o,d...'eo. 10I i She recrills her lite in: the' White House" her musical 'ICE tll~~~ BUFFET TRAY CATERING areer, her beaUJC, her co~r- and maninge, her ... TE~levision Out' expert st4/f will gl4dly tlSsist ~ts' Wtues and tbejr faults. ,Look for uSouvemr' c:an TUJtedo 2.6606 for • up-' 8tarting Service AU Makes I'llSentath'. who will be glad to 'YOU in preparing your .entertain- flnnish ,,~eStimahl: . ment plans with beautiful buffet Monday, Nov. 16 VA 2-5445 Jjifj Of' 0220 ways for IIfZIJ size home 'Office 0221 ReA ••.'="==; J~'LOU5IE Complete party. 1222 BIG C;:~ut 11897 E!,Warren, at Conner 2 Willdol' IDaor.CO. 'REE HOME DELIVERY - VA. 3-0505 coLO It 201aZ Macit "';'.WfHJ/l a a.m. to 10 p.m. Monda,. tbru eaturday J ,', • • .. 11,....,...... '.A i..' ~.SfE e;w ? ~&S.:t=t::"";~~~~~ .. t '"- ( Page Twenfy-irwo G ReS'S ,E POI N T E ' NEW'S Thursday. November- 22. 1956 Thul B'1,(Win[U~\ ·~.~n~ Em! · ~ ,YOUR AD C,~~NBE CHARltiED Tiir~. Trunk Lines +0 Ser;. You QUickly' CALL TUxedo 2-6900 Three Trunk Lines to Serv~ You Quickly' DEADLINE 4. P.M. TUESDAY ~I-HELP WANTED I _ 5.:....SIT~IATION WANTED ... 6-,~O~ IR~~T (Unfurnished) ~ARTICLES FOR SAL.a! I 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8~NTIQUES 13-REALESTATE CLASSIFIED RATES -' - , YOUR GIRL_FRIDA'}:-Typing~ qROSS,E :POINTE PARK, lower ACCORDIONS GIRL'S full sized, bicyde, goo FOR SALE Cash Ads-IS Words for 90c d THE ap-..NSON ANTIQUE w' 'from a stray, letter to a ,300-: flat, 6 rooms, $150 month. TIT. Special sellin_'15 of fine ~rec:o:ridi- co~dition, ~ood tires. baske t. SHOP Charge Ads-IS Vlords for $i A N e page 1b:rief.,Poitable dictating 2-:L399. . $20 VA 2 1402 .DEAL WITH , eqUipment," available. Tel e- __ ~ tione4 acqordions~ va:r:ipusrnakes ,'. •. located at 9914 E. Forest 5c: Each Additional Word 'Ave. near Cadillac. CONFIDENCE, phone: dictatIon can' be taken. 6A..;-FOA: RENT (Furni~hed) and sizes.'Fully guaranteed, $25 TWO ADORABLE dXesses, fro m RE Gateway to Pick up and', delivery. service. ----- to $150.' Paul, DeCarlo"; TUxedo Young's, for your daughter 's WALNUT 2-5128 During first nine months 01 CALL M C 1 TU 0072 THREE-ROOM corner apart~ 4-4440.. Christmas .. Size 12, $10 ch 1956, over 4% million dollars Drap irUXEDO 2-6900 ' . - rs. I 0 eman, 5~,' ment; nicelY' fur~shed; pti- TUxedo 4~9989. ea 9-ARTICLES WANTED exclusively in . .~Op port un Ity SECB:ETARIAL SERVICE - vat~ entrance and .po;r:ch. LIONEL electric train~! steam f . GROSSE POINTE CITY Accuratl~' and I reasonable'. Call Couple or two ladies; ranch ',engine and whistl~ Many SKI CLOTHING WANTED - Hide-a-wa~ be d. - tYRe home near transporta accessories, beautiful cono1i- . studio couch, 9-piece dinin g REAL ESTATE lA-PERSONALS, 11: r- I you're looking for an in- RO,SeD:LaryGant, TU:2-2867. tion.:TU. 1~8382. - tion. TUxedo 2-8072: and equipment. For info room suite, 9x12 rugs, 2-piec e 14 full-time, informed mation, call TU_ 1.3222. Sal e, - BOARD YOUR DOG-at Preston teres+ing job, good, pay I CAR PEN: T E R-all . around, N.E. SECTION, nice 5, rooms, --- December 2 only. 93. Merr i- li~..ng room suite, 3-piece bed Grosse Poip.te representatives, Mann's K-9 scbool. - Clean. CHINA, furniture, rug s,' an- th room suite, ref rig era t 0 r, regular raises, and a chance wants odd jObs,'alterations, re- garage, gas heat; $150.. De- tiques, 'miscellaneous, -bought '.wea er. washing machine, gas stov e, MAXON .BROTHERS, INC. ' i'IREI- comfortable. heatE~ ,kennel in - . TUxedo 2-60aO i'o make ~ew friends, you ,:pairs, porclies, atti~s. gar~ges, posit. LA. 1-7338. ' andsoid. Majestic Furniture, CHROME, Formica dinette ,automatic 'washer. VA 1-1793. and the beautiful Metnmora coun - or' tryside. Your dog will like it f d h etc. Good work, Grosse Pointe COMPI,ETELY equipped, f1!l:r- 10227, Woodward. TOwnsend kitch~n .set,' ext~nds to 65 in Satisfied Customers Since 1929 and here. A few dogs ,accepted for may in w at you've beeh 'references. LAkeview 7-9869. nished new modern r~crE~a- 6-2509. . 6, chairs, like new. Brass fir '" pair e'. WANTED 29 FISHER ROAD Cha training by M1<. Mann. Pick looking for at our n/ewneigh- " tiOll, 2-bedroom home. and place scre~n, andirons an d up and delivery. Call Dryden LAMPS garage. Dec. 1 to April 15., STUD:E~NT'S size cello;'. good, tools. TU. 2-9495. ' OLD CLOlHING Mellowness of age with a charm , 51Fll. ' borh00d emp Ioymeht 0ffice Custom-made lamp shades made '$150 a month. Prefer couple., - tune" $30. VAlley 2-8295. BESTPRICESPAID of modern conveniences. Dis- tillctive Fre.nch architectUre sit- l- at Mack and Cadieux. and reco,vered in~m.y home. TU. References.".,East Outer Dr. ~1rT" ' , TWO-TRAIN I,AYOUT. 300W NEED a Baby Sittl;!r? Reliabl e 2-0315, .139 Ridge Road; ., near Chandler :Park Dr. LA J.v.wSKRAT co~t, size 14,. excel- trans., $80. Sw~tches, acces s. FOR MEN'S SUITS lated in apple orchard. Solid nursemaids available by hour , 'II b I -tl · ... 7 175'" lent condition, $5{).TU. 5-7343. Sacrifice.' New 5 hp outboar d, masonry construction, 160 foot You I e ,~easan y sur- AWNIN'" R - 1. '. .' TOPCOATS AND SHOES ." day or week. 'The Sitter s I,,;rS EMOVED, screens deluxe. 6 gallon tank, $145. frontage, 2 bedrooms; 2 baths. Club PRescott 7-0377. prised to learn ~bout ,the 'removed,. storms hung, win.:' FOU~ ROOMS and b?th, upp~r. FIREPLACE WO'OD, 18 inch Play pen, $6. Boy's 26m. bik e,- TUlsa 3-1872 plus maid's quarters. wide variety of different dows . 'washed. 'Eavestroughs - Heated, partly furnisheq. Side lengths. $15 a cord. 24-mcl;1 $9. MoVing. TU",4-1432. A telephone cali will bring us t 0 ORCHESTRAS, American and cleaned, wall washing .. and entrance. One adult. TU. 2- lengths $18 a cord Prl'ce m' you immediately 1122 KENSINGTON ROAD , " . s, -, LIONEL TRAIN A locomo Open Sunda1 2-5 foreign, ali occasions. Profes kinds of telephone ',obs now painting. VAlley. 1-412'h Oll83. elude delivery, choice hard ,..--":t tive s, - d LA 7 N' 2-1evel layout On 9x16 tabl BOOKS purchased for cash. E~ sional versatile. Reasonabl e e. . Dutch colonial. flexible arrange. C!lvailable to aJert young ABLE-BOE>iED man wants odd GIRL TO: SHARE apartment, _w_o_o_.__ -_3_4_19_.______Cost $460 plus tables; com tire libraries or fine singl e rates. Carlos Rivera Orches ~ - ment, 3 or 6 bedrooms, library. . f jobs. Wall washing,. decorat- new building, Van IJyke, near NAVY,BLUE cocktail elI'ess, ,plete price, ,$200. TU. 4-0172. items. Midwest Book Service , modern Idtchen and large living tras. VA. 2-9226, v~omen I00kI~g or perR ing, cl,eaning, repairs. Reason- Jeffersoll. Call AD.. 1-9174 12-14; black velvet skirt. TU F' 4301 Kensington. TU. 5-2450 room. In very fine condition. • manent positions • • • high able. Heliable. TU. 1-0471: , after: 6. ' 5 0829 RIGIDAIRE. Won de rOve n DRIVING LESSONS -,------. .' Stove and refrigerator. Lik e -POSITIVELY Ann Bedford G~odman school graduates preferred. PRACTICAL nurse, Grosse .FURNISHED apartment, attrac- MAHOGANY gratid father new. Deluxe models. $150 e LO 7-4706 TU 5-6063 TRAFFIC, PARKING & a. HIGHEST PRICES-PAID for , -211- BACKING \ Pointe, .references. WHitehall tive 3 rooms and bath;~heat clock 'th ' h' ' MI 6 0518. 7 piece firepla, ce set. $5O. jdm S. Goodman F-or more ',J"",et'Ja I s drop •In ,-5 2921.' al~d 11'gh1'".$85. Two adults, no WI ClInes. -: . Bookcase, $10.. Trunk,, $1o. Furniture and Appliances BERTMITCHELL pets. TUxedo 5~8531 for 'ap-. i Kat.o 1 h t . "I Piece or a Houseful." -EXP:E ~my wee kday between 8:30 H AND SEW N custom made . R~AL JADE NECKLACE-Ap- sea s ower cur am set, GRAYTON pail DRIVING SCHOOL PRescott 5-5733 Attractive 3-bedroom Dutch co- . t II .draperies, work guaranteed, pointmer.Lt.:' , / praised at $500, offered for $350. $lq. TU. 4-4668. J SOl LAKEVIEW 13-6960 d 5 lonial in an ideal 10catioI1\ Gau J'e\1i ~m 1 or IUS ca ,also free estimates. '1U 4-5616: 6C.-0IFFIICE SPACE wearable and lovely. Also" dia- WESTINGHOUSE range, beau BOOKS bought ,in any quantity . - heat, 2:lh garage, lots of possi- Hal 2A-MUSIC EDUC:ATION WA' t 5 9900 E t '187 mond 'dinner. ring, 64 cut stoiles, .tiful mahogany" drop-lea"" ta - ~tire libraries, bookcases, ar t bilities. Ask for Mr. McBrearty. .nu - ,X • 5A-S.'rIJATI'ONS WANTED TRACY ,Buildin g" 128 Kerche- to'at 1 weIgcarats,. ht 3 set, in ble. 8 rush-seat ladder-bac.L ------k oQ.jects. Mrs. B. C. Claes, 1670 HOMER WARREN & CO. GRADUATE pianQ tea c her , ' DC)MES-TIC vat two 15x20 newly de- platinum, appraised at $1,000,. chairs.' Complete brass fire Leverette .. WOodward 3-4267. -21C- former faculty member Denby - 102 'Kercheval TU. 5-9470. MiC Ii9a n Bel . corated offices. JahitOl' ser- offered at .$700. To settle, eftate. place set. Other miscellaneou s < High and G a n 8, pol 'Music EXPERIBNCED girl wants day vice. TUxedo 1-5007. Private party.'May be inspected 1685 Faircoul't. \ WANTED-Clean and dry wi! d h l HAMPTON duck wings, 10 to 12c a pai r schools. Masters degree. Mar - work, cleaning. Wed., 'Thurs., 16840 KERCHEVAL AVENUE- and appraised. Box H-19, Grosse' ;Roomy 3-bdrm. Colonial packed Store garet Skinner. 5275 Bisnop Fri. Heferences. LO. 8-2435.' Pointe News. ' 'MOUTON coat, full length, siz plus transportation. Herter' s . -reIeph0nee 0 Second floor. 4 rooms; avaU- e full of charm located among Attic, TU 5-0818. l 10, ,brand new,. never worn , Inc. drier~ . DEPENDABLE woman, wants 2 .able ~or lease at $17'5 per AYTO' DRIVERS-Only . $8~16 $85. TUxedo 5-6596. friendly neighbors, c 10 s e to days ironing. Tues., Wed .• or month. Leonard P. Reaume quarterly buys $10,000-$20,000 ll...... AUTOS FOR SALE schools, ,churches, shopping and ,17045 Mack Ave. Thurs. References. WA. 3- Co., E.. C. .Schollenberger. Bodily mjury and $5';000Pro~ BEDROOM set, double bed, -2. bus. 0 w n e r has purchased 11 , 0224~1 WOodward 5-5440. perty Damage'Liability, TU dressers and vanity'-with glas s CADILLAC 1953 4 door 62, in larger home. HIGH SCHOOL Frmch, Italian excellent condition. Gross e SMALL development laboratory GIRL would like Monday and '6E";"GAR~~GE FOR RENT 1-2375. ~~~di;?D~~e~Um~~805~~~Y'Good CLOVERLY RD. and psychology. Pleas~ call Pointe owner, new tires. A on east side needs man or stu- TuesdHy and will work on real buy.' $1775. TU' 2-609 A pleasing 4 Bedrm. tolonialp Nan Rush. TU. 5~2153. 1 BR01 dent for light meclianic~l and Tllanksg,iving. WOo 3-4857. GARAGE I :f~orrent or ~ill store ,IDEAL FOR CHRfSTMAS GOLF clubs, skis, sk~ boots, lIE, 258 Meriweather. 2lh ba,ths, liprary and en .. elec . 1 k WAI t ' l 1 or 2 cars. TU. 2-1262. Real Kiddies Merry-Go-Round ~ 5¥2-D" high chair, gabardin e closed heated breezeway. e 1e c t r 1c a wor. nu , WO~N. wishes part-t~e oJ;" tert Fuur horses- electric - portable suit size 10, Call TUxedb 4 1956 XK 140 MC Jaguar. TU Home built,in 1952 and in ex. COMMUNITY 1-4455. laundress, daJ-'s, referencE»3. 6G-STOltE FOR RENT rep canopied. New designed for yesLr 6355. 1-'9655. cellent condition. lror appt. nar rUTORING SERVICE ,UN.. 3-,0!~69. to inspect phone KERCHEVAL near G r 0 sse round use-basement or, garage BENDIX Economat automa:ti c 1953 FORD 2-door sedan. Used TAPPAN TU 4-6~O Ion ~RS. lOUIS MARICK, DIRECTOR liT'S, EXPERIENCED~ days or by Pointe. Large clean store, this win.ter. Your yard next washer. Excellent condition , only as second car. Excellen t Tutoring by degree tEJachers avail - week, lqyes children, good heated, with basement. $100 sHring. Manufacturer's. p r ice $45. PRescott 6-2915. condition, low mileage. N0 FIRST OFFERlNG 21D.. oole in all subjects for grades, high plain cook, kitchen help in month. Good for office or' any $395.00. Call Tho mas. Lane dealers, $795. TU. 4.6493. 121 GROSSE POINTE FARMS PRescott 3-2924. ' - schOO;. college and adult education . restaurant. WA. 5-2165. business. TU.. 2~3046. AN excellent Christmas Gif t. Hall '.Place, Grosse Poiht e ranch, built in 1950. 2 bedrms~ OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS Bookhouse books for children , Farms. - WARREN EAST, near Grosse panelled den, carpeting, drap- I 339 Merriweather. Grs. Pte. Farm s .CHRISTMAS EXPERH:NCED woman wants GOLF EQUIPMENT pre-schoolers to high' school . eries, completely air condi .. Pointe. :Sture with basemen1 FORD V-8' ('48) convertible, ny ( care (If home and children, Selliilg out all 1956 models. All Compl,~te set, late. edition . - tioned, gas AC, $37,000. TUxedo 4--2820 five da,ys a week. il905 Haver .. Heated, Ilewly d~corated, new Cost $89.50, will accept bes Ion top, $75. PRo 3-2702. AUm: famousmakes-men's and t SWEENEY ers. E hill. TU. 5-6278. tile floor. Busy, spot; . $125 offer. TUxedo 5-1822.' ladies woods. and irons. New 1956 PLYMOUTH V8 Savoy 2 &' PRIVATE TUTORING JOB TIME month. ']~U.2-3046.' , 1 GERMAN .girl wants house and used equipme~t. ' 350 cu. ft. deep freeze, excellen t Door Sedan. Automatic trans - MOORE Auth. IN cleaning, 5-6 days week. VE. 7"';""WANTED'TO RENT " '; , mission, radio, heater, etc INC. Ser Edgar "Bu~ch" Brandau condition, $125. Call TUxed 0 . 1'11'18 YOUR OWN HOME '9-8650. 132q Cadillac 2~14~ ' . Factory executive's car. 6500 TU 1-6800 20180 Mack Ave. All subjects; all gr~ldes. Adults HOUSES - APARTMENTS miles. TO. 4-1647. AT EXPERIJ~NCED woman wishes GROSS]4~POIN'rE AREA' SOLID. mahogany 'poster bed, HOLLYWOOD 'bed and box anne parker, open Sunday 2~5. and children. Certiiied teachers. , 1353 Bishop--a top chanCE! day work; laundry and clean- 'CHRYSLER MISSILE' chest '- on - chest, dresser and springs, % size, $25. TUxedo 54 RAMBLER Cross-Country Call: worth waiting for. 8 rooms. ing. Tn. 1-9357.' , OP'ERATIONS :' ., , mirror, carpeting and fire- 1-7723. Station Wagon. Radio and DETROIT AND SUBURBAN heater, air conditioning. Top gas, rec., carpet, terrace, 2 car. TUTORING SER-YICE HUDSON'S REFINED I a d y will babysit. Needs permanent residences for place mirror. TUxedo 1-6519 DRAPES-2 pair'double width , shape. Must sell, moving . Delicious .,. . 1229 Cadie-IDe- WOo 3-8315 TO. 5-0235 Take complete charge if de~ management. engineering and FIREPLACE WOOD for sale lined; antique sati;n, gr:ey back $1195, TU. 1-8299. ' a bigger brood is their only sired r~ferences. TU. 5-1435 professiona.l per son n e 1. Ac- Any ~ize, any amount, reason- with' floral design; mrrror , urge to sell this young ranch. For those interested in' LET YOUR .neighbor select 11 3-LOST AND FC~UND. \ or TU 2-7352., commodations for'children. Call abl~, free delivery., TU. 2-2134. 30x54. TU. 5-0164. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 fire~ , fine reconditioned Cadillac for working at Hudson's EXPERIENCED woman would Housing .Co-ordinator .. JEffer- places, rec., gas, -pine' family LOST FRIDAY LARGE Lionel Santa Fe, com- MOVING, must sell Genera 1 you at the Cadillac Factory on 60 ft at a smug bargain liJ,te week or day w,ork, or son 9'12000,Ext. 589 or Ext. 475. plete with 8 switches, 100 feet Electric dryer, $100; us~d PEARLS-Choker strand. VICI- Eastland, now is the Branch; for further iniorma - price ... and a vacan~ 60 r~staurant work; home nights." of, track, 190 ~watt' transform- very little; fireplace gas ,heat - tion call Frank Bromley. Days , ft. income on E. 11 mile. TU. nity Grosse Pointe Bank or WAlnu:t 1-5887. ADULTS er, hand made 'buildir).gs and er, $10; baby scale, new, $5 Village. Reward. TU. 4-3543 time to join our staff TR. 5-5180; evenings, TU. 5-0448. Automotive executive and wife 'accessories, excellent' condi- LA. 7-0770. 1-4382.513 Vernier Road. 5~EMPft.OYMENT BUREAU GROSSE POINTE WOODS, PENCIL CASE C (l n tai nin g for training 'at liThe desire large unfurtrlshed 6-room tion. TUxEtdo 2-4757. ' hous'e in Grosse Pointe. Excep- ELEC'rRIC s;ove. excellent con glasses, vicinity Kercheval - 1956 PONTIAC custom 4 door 1492 HOllywood - Cape Cod, ,j COUPLE:S. cooks, maids, chauf- - Sto;'e With More. tional references: Professional BEAUTIFut original oil paint- dition, ~;75.TU. 5-2237. hard-top, all power equip spacious 2 bedroom enclosed 2110 and Ken sin g t .:> n or High - feu;r:s, caretakers, janitors and gardener~"l,ease,~:VAlley 3-9931. 'ings by, Gates, direct' from • ment, continental tire, very School. TU 2-4236. \ ' - heated terrace, 2-car garage.' We have immediate - porters. Day or week. Field's 'studio, 8088 Continental, Vall MOVING, mllst sell. Best off~r few miles, ,show car. Save. gas heat, -fireplace, carpeting, Employment. TR. 3-7710. LARGE GARAGE WANTED''rO Dyke, Mich. y:l AlD.ut 4-5478. mad"e, nine:..piece' dining room Indi, LOST-26" boy's blHck & white RENT, or, will con,sider double _ suite, solid mahogany 18th $1,500.. 30 Beacon Hill, TUx- drapes, etc. Reasonable. By full time openings' Jor I " WE Schwinn bicycle, Mack-8,Mile garage, as some storage is,l:e- LIONEL trains, 2 'locomotives., century, Duncan-Phyfe, slid eao 1-7373. appointment only.' TUxedo area, Saturday evening. '~Re- 6-FOR RENT (Unfurnished) - , 4-2238. Owner. - gi< Christmas selling and qUIre.. d rrl[. ,.. 2-2550. "TU .- 4 large transformer, coal loader, ing glass doors on china cabi - 56 CHEVROLET V8 Bel-Air 2 ex ward. TU. 1-9662. CHEERFUL 7, rooms' .upper 4553. ' lumber loader, etc. VA 1-0~43,. net, oval table. Call after 6 door h a r d top. Power glide , 'I 3C-LAND CONTRACTS ~ automatic hot water, gas heat. •. p.m., WA: 5-9193. 5325 Cadil non - selling positions. - radio and heater. Owner go- Tt LADY'S GLASSES, bet wee n BACHELOR,,' deSires 3, room FOUR PAIR of pictUre, :window lac ... Philip Ileal'. Jefferson. $100 ing in service. TUxedo !.~2495 ,.-. Goethe and Mack. on Uni- EDgewater 1:..2101. apartment with utilities fur- draperies, blonde corner table, "- . INVESTORS versity. Finder please call TU. 21f. For the homemaker,. nished, Grosse Pointe vicini'ty.- Dishmast'er' and SUnbeam Mix FIREPLACE cord wood, choice CADILLAC .. I your neighbor Learn'the investment feature of 2-6721. , GROSSE, POINTE FARMS - , $75-85. Pl.ease call VEnice, .9. Master and coffee maker, girls, 18-inch hardwood, $13.75 per personally help you select 1and contracts from Michigan's 0Idest and largest. land contract part ,time schedule's 4 room Doll. House, large liv- 9960. ' I dresses, size 10.' TU. _4~6171 cord, delivered. Fraser Lum- factory reconditioned, guar- LOST':"""Pinkwallet with identi- -~,~ berCo. PRo 7-9300. company:. Call or see - fication, vicinity 7 Mile~Mack. ing room, sun' porch" adults anteed automobiles before ';lay be arranged:' 8-A.RTICLES FOR SALE "( LIKE NEW 72" Hond~as ma- \ Reward. Call TU. 1-1628. only. After 6.' TU. 2-6262. - hogany breakfront desk com- MOVING ,SOUTH-Uri'derivrit- buying. I will .check the LANPHAR'S AL owner, make sure the car has (FOUNDED 1924) 3 BEDROOM upper, $150. Avail- DOUBLE BED complete, 4 post- -binationwith crown glass, 2 er's ,approved steel fireproof . been taken care of and low 4711 WOODWARD AT FORES+' ' ~ " 4--HELP WANTEI) able December 1.--:Inquire at 'er carved maple, matching hand-tooled; leather. topped chest, new.-SellfOl half price W " mileage.. Cadillac Factory Detroit 1, Mich. TE 3-3400. APPLY IN 414 Cadieux, near .Jefferson. au:;t Tuffle and curtains; arm end, tables' with gold inlay, 2 5 suits men's new D,ua-fold COUPLE WANTED , ' chair 'with tan slip cover. TU. host and:hostess, chairs in gold underwear.~ size 42, at half Branch, ask for Sud Steiner 14-REAL ESTATE WANTED 4 ROOM lower, .on Gateshead, 1:"2448. strip'e. TU. ,4-1386. ~ price; two .chrome Hendrix DR 1-3100. I p for estate located on the out- Heat included. Call VA.. 3- ~ bird cages and stand; two , RIVATE buyer has cash for skirts of a town 0:[ 20,000 in 54 FORD Victoria; Fordomatie , PERSON 0203. ~"IREPLACln' E QUI P M E NT. PHILCO console television, men's fine' winter overcoats, moderate priced 2-family or elT Michigan. Wanted bY'local com- i~creens, all types, gr~tes~ ap,d- commercial type, used. III size 42~TU. 1:"5353. $1,095. One owner,' excellent other multiple. WA. 1-2476. munity lea~ers. ¥all to act as 2 BEDROOM duplElx, off Cad- Irons, tools., See dIsplay' \at class "C':, bars. Cost $950 in condition. Phone LO. 3-8635 chauffeur and houseman and ieux, between Mack and War- SMITH ''; MATTHEWS;'" 6640 1948: Sacrifice $35. TU 1- ANTIQUE junior .crib; child's from 9-5; evenings VA. 2-0925. 16-PETS FOR ~ALE woman to have charge of house- ladder back rdcker; doll crib; ren, r,:!eteation room, auto-,., Charlevoi:" Ave. WA. 2-71155: 1829.; 1 P 0 D L E, black Standards, work but not as cook. Age 35-45 EMPLOYMENT buggy. 373 ,Ridgemon~' Grosse 2-AUTOS~. WTO. TO, I BUY o matic heat, 1:lh car garage; PHILC6. 2 oven and griddle whelped October 17, sired by years old, but couple must be $125. TU. 4-3156. LIONEL Electric train - ~027 Pointe Farms. ' completely trustworthy, as they _ '~lectric 'range; 1956,\ Norge Gauge-with automatic swit- WE NEED. Champion Topmost Beau Con- will be left in sole charge of OFt-ICE HARPER WOOD~, 5 rooms and automatic' was ,h e i, model ches and. other extras. $40.00, GENTLEMEN'S. tuxedo,'-size 42- 1951,2, 3, 4 • 5 Automobiles , iche, C. D. Choose now for Gut the home for long periods of bath, :lavatory. in - basement, AW- 450. Both like new. TU TUxedo 2-5022; 44; tailored' by Rosenburg, Have Customer Waiting' Christmas.. KEnwood 2~2179. pm I $20. 819 Park Lane. VAlley F unp: time during the YEJ ... .. ""'_ ...... -ott. -"- .... , ....- " ".fr. "- ,'~ '''~.''-,r. ,~.,~'~~:-''''''''''''''''''''~ y- ...... , -; .....; ..---=:-.;:- ~.-.- ~ ~"'-- .', , ,-,'. ~ , .... ." Yl November 22, 1956 .. Thursday, Noviltlltber'22r ;li56 G R 0 S S.E' ..p 0 I' N T-E N:E W S . .. ------_.- 21A-GENERAL SI:RVICES 21G-ROOF SER:VICE .21J~WAILL WASHING ' -- '---- 1------I I•••••••••••••••••••I)••••••••• ~•••• minster Fellowship, GymnasiUDll '. B - p-'" 40' B-ll- .~. ••••••••••••• 7 30 3-REAL ESTATE YENITIAN BL.INDS CAULKING WALL WASHING tlYS I h' : : pm.. Tuxis Club tor young FOR SALE uszness Ion. h ' . 1 Caulking done by an old ex- All Work 'Guaranteed to Your Y' l t 1IAr." t'. P :,._C, ' .t'rc' . News. :~~othigh. ' S.chO.o~age, Gym- WINDOW SlVWES ~~:.n'ii~v-a~~ VEC~~~20~ ~'l Satisfactioti. For Fre~ ~stimate;' ear y 0 lr'J al,:'"al,n. ace' ,.r' - " DEAL WITH Comple1:e 3.3565.' CA:LL MODERN . __ ~' ", :-\, .,' .. " Monday, November 26: - , ; CONFIDENCE, Reconditioning Serv'l'ce .' VENICE 9 7169 American industry and' bus- :fb,ce and provide 'for a nomina!, ••••••••••••••••••• " p.m. Boy Scout Troop 96,.Gym- uring first nine months ()f . ROOFS. ., '. - iness face costs of 40' billion i~crease in' hi~Vidual, pro~uc- . WOODS PRES]~YTERIAN' Church council will' meet. nasium. 7:30 pm.. Bowling for ~56, over 4% million dollara Drapery Hardwar'2- Co..~ces \ Flat roofs put on and hot shot-. PAINTING, paperingy'paperre~ dolla,:s annua1].y to replace ..and 1ivity, ~a FO:d Motor: Comp;any 19950 Mac~ Ave. at Torrey Agenda to include planning of men and women, Whittier Bee- xclusively in , ted. Roofs creosoted, brushed on moved. Wall ,washing .. Neat, ....'... . , . tlXecutive sald. . :' Andrew F. Rau.th,. Minister the church schedule for Janu- reation. GROSSE POINTE CITY SASH & SCREEN CO. by-hand. VE 9-2220'- WA 3-3565. reliablI2.' Work guaranteed. mam¥n machinery, ahsorb the . ,The' su."IimaDY of necessary It. B. Stanbery, Ass't. Minister ary. and .February. • • • 14000 E. 'l :M:ILE I ROOFING. Mertens, 122 Muir. TU 2-0P83, .yearly growth of the lubor( flpen~g for "upk~e~'~ an~ :ex- Thursday, Thanksgiving Day: \ • • • TuesdllY. November 27: - 10 REAL ESTATE LA 7-371)1) N 21's-eAR~ENTER. WORI( l~anSIO)1,of the na~on s busmess 10:30 a.m. Ninth' Annual Com- . Tuesday, Nov. 27: 10:30 a,ro. 8.m. - 3 p.m. Women's Associa- 14 full-time, informed ew roofs applied by experts .. WALL WASHING by reliable" ," . . llsSets..was prttsented'.by , I' - ( ... ~ ' I ' ) . , • J,'_ ., i . I - ' ThursCfay.~ovember 22.' t956, Page Twenty-Four :: 6 R 0 S',SE: PO') N-T E:.N EW S ------, ... .. F'e. ,r e}.P ..a.g e * * * * * atu r . - . * , , , I who. where an~dl-whatnot " I \. Good Taste by _boo2il Fa~orite Bec:ipea , 1 . of DR. FRANK FITT has been regaling his Grosse Pointe People in The' Know fiJ~7zte Memorial Church session membets 'with a newsletter, wl'it .. ten as he travels with MRS. FITT about the Mediterranean.' CREAMED'RING DESSERT .Counter Points' We were delighted with this bit ••• he broke his bridge Mrs. Theodon H. Granger biting on an English biscuit in Bar(:elona. Spanish dentists I must be a treat for he proudly confides he had the whole . 3 Tbs. butter, . By Peggy Mesritz business repaired for $3.75. 2 Tbs. proWn: sugar ,1 Tbs. warm water .. The .news- that I bring you Realizing a life's dream of visiting the Holy -Land Dr. 1,2 . cup toasted coconut Is straight from the shoulder: . Fitt was not discouraged by the reports of violence or the 1,2 package white cake mix November 'is growing considerably .older State Department's refusal to guarantee tourists safe con. ~3th cups drained fruit cock- There)s holiday' glamour ,in village, and :farmS duct. The American consul at Genoa strongly l'ecommend- tail'{no. 2 can) An.d the stores' aN: aglow with ,spectacular cbarml. ed the Fitts not continue and about 20 passengers can,celled. ¥.a cup c!"eam" whipped. $* • But the Fitts were determined to gel.on and were last heard from in Bierut. . Grease 9" ~ mold. Combine Young Clothes' is a toy chest bulging wi~h l~ot - ••• • • • butter, water and brown sugar. likeable teddy beary in nightie nights that smg m thell" On the aide for their daughter's opening night per- Spread in bottom of ring mold sleep' ••• beguiling' dolls, brides with .trousseaus tha~.in- and sprinkle coconut over sugar elude furniture sets ••• babies in buntir.:.gs and the Gmny formance in "The Lark" at the Shubert, MR. and MRS•. WILLIAM P. HARRIS, JR., confid,ed to friends they. never mixture.. Turn. cake," mi~. 'iJito dolis,' blondes, brUnettes or red heads with debutante. sized bowl, add ~ cuP. of milk _85 wardrobes ••• housekeeping equipment for the littlest felt it was really JULIE up thert: on the stage although called for m. recipe' on 'box, I d f th h " ' di h d sinks There are Mrs. H has seen the play six times and Mr. Harris has biend, beat 1 minute, add- re- a y 0 e mise, Stoves, s .es an even. .. . . attended nine performances. The star's mother Bdmitted it :mailUng milk, blend, DllX' two shelves and shelves of ChrIstmas stocking Ideas) .little, was a very strenuous role, '''she must shout so much, you .minutes. and .turn' into mold. cute .and ..different that have. that made-by Santa himself know." At the opening MRS. BRUCE MILLER looked very Bike in a moderate oven 25:"30' originality., fetching in one of the new eveniJtlg ccats, it was a lined .minutes and remove from pan. ' • * • .Combine ..drained ..fruit ;.with .... .' k f bouffant peacock blue taffeta number, with pushed up 'whipPed cl"eam and: place'., In' .Healy's,w#h,perjecl.ti.ming, bascloc ed up II ~ounter () sleeves, completely covering her black peau de soie sheath. center of ring. '. .- irres;s#ble.- watches. in an infinite variety of settings ••• 11grlltuJ. * 11& '" . father dock, three .inches high,. of tmtiqiud "gold 1It!d II gran.&- We like to think that the Pointe has many of the warm, . mother rocking ohm in the same scale with the clock' set inl() friendly qualities of a small town as this little tale proves. .Form Auxiliary- its high back. :CkltNlJ bracelets .••• silver lings with II wlltch The GRANT WILCOXES have long lived in their Paul in " bird. cage or frmr..etl m II sunburst of silfJer and wlnretl Revere modeled brown clapboard ,on Mapleton and rejoice To Aid Jaycees' pearls. Expr,msion. bracelets ••• gold. and silver cir~lets with theW '. to see so many young couples ~ovle into the neighborhood. tic.kers placed Uke II maks's eye. __ or wide go14 sqw:wes mJ- On Friday afternoon last week they invited every resident. The ,Grosse Pointe Junior bellished with, oriental scenes. -. • • silver dinner rings if 'YOU on the block to meet four sets of newcomers. All Mapleton Chamber of Commerce Auxil- Wtmt time on' your hands. Wrist matches, rhinestone studtkd iary has recently been organ- black suede bmuls or gold mesh bands with simulated topaz, gathered at the Wilcoxes for an old fashioned get ac 2cS '" .. &++ .;1 ~ ~~.~_ M:!!!! ~~ ~!.t!!!!!!!!!I_ /"""~ M~ ~ ..... ,.;~~ _ "~~"'-...... ---..k 0,. • .•~ ....: ~ , •.•~ _____....IIL'.' ...... '~...... L " - _IIlIII.• ...... •.• ,..4 :,•. " A..• : _.. •• , '.' ----aoA~...... I•... ,-04 ...... l______.~~-~..,.."=>...... ',a.s '.'"-z...._-..0_.....-~-.; ...... _ .....:..I__ " - d .1lI" oJ""..<1":;'~ .:t "'f" "'.::I ' , '" :':: .. -" ,•• ' ~ ..: