fA 21162 • • I M.O-R-E LOCAL ADVERTISINC I LOCAL CIRCULATION LOCAL NEWSMATIER 0--------0 System * wanted to Imflw wh .. the or mmltlec nr ught to Junk WnDn Whll.h hall belli l.l)ml'etently tlCI"VIl:lllg nil the POllltCR With the Ull.ptlOn rf the City mnee 1030 The City established Ita own IItatlOn III 1931 h(!n It left the TownshIp WRDH. ref/fellents an lllVestment of ~300 000 to the taxpayers Why don t you take It over and tncol')lor- ate It With your plnns he urged 1 mnl' \1 Hnrtz A DetrOIt EdtsOll engmeer who was hired by the radiO committee to study the situalion hen and recommend a aystem to best meet Our needs told Judge Debaelte that WRnn outride of Its real estate value and about (;1 000 \\orth of FM eqUipment IS worth less The rc"t of the faclilliefl deSigned for AM fre. Iluenl.Y Will bc obsolete ItI 10ilO by Federal Commulllca_ lIOn ['ommu;Rlnn nJhn~ H(' said that the new tlansmlttcr will be ItIstalIeil In thl. Farms mUllll.lpal buildmg because here It would ( I urli on Pag" 4, Radio BY CARRIER 15, A MONTH - SINGLE COP [S 5, * Police * We estimate that the new radio will be In opcra- tlon all 01 about JuDe 15 nnd that all or beforo that dllte the three Villages will dlllLOntlOUc using the Town ship radio We suggl.st that In setting up your bUdget fO! tll(~looming fiscal year you prOVide llilproprlauoos suCflclcnt to operate the Township radIO to June 15 IT It should happen that the new radIO 18 not in operation by that date we Will request you to eontlllue the opera tlOI1 011 the month to month basiS unlll the new radIO III operntlllg and III thl:lt eVLnt each of us undertakes to pay the Township a proportionate part of the Town slup II expense 10 operatmg the radIO beyond June 15 ThiS should ehmmate any budgeting' problem III connec lion With your 0PCI atlOn of the Township radiO We arc not mtl'l ested 10 UIlIng' the prebent WRnR bUilding However If ynu have eqUIpment Ilultable for rM opl.ratloll In the 150 megacycle band perhaps you wolud conaldel IlclllllJ;:' it to IlS Judge Villol H ncBnche of thl To .... nshlrl Board I Threatens 1he nb ollg 110lllliblIlty of pollt.1! raillo Rcrvlcc Intel a IUIIUOIl wlla t1ll1tloacd by Pater Clalk chief WHDn. °ll ClIl IOi Who nlong ""Jlh hlB fOUl llIlslatnnta will loao their fobs lifl BOOn nil till' Ilion Is installed •Tno ur III) men havQ ahcnlly Informed mo that they III t WOIking only on Il day to day basla They may wall. out any moment Clark said This Illso applies to the rest of us IC We flud work Chit .... hcre With more security you Lilli t blamo Us for Il.n,lnt. Apllal'ently no one IS glvlIIg us any eOnlllderatioll on this enl!re deal we just hnve to look out for oUlselves now A l'ellable source stnted that if the men walk out it would be difficult to get lcplacements He lUIded that quabfll:ld opclators would heSitate to accept a Job that cun only offer three months emllloymcllt Clalk was among those Illesent who heard rverltt B Lane Park MUllIc11'1l1 mallager and Bpo]{Csman fOl Pnl k Farms Rnd '3hol es offiClills 811008018 of the neW system make the following stlllcment UflULAIIU/'-.l lAID IvIOIIIIILY * Wall(-Out \1 or~~ ~rorJ~t pointe lRtuicUl Gro••e Pointe'. FIRST NeUl.poper CROSSCPOINTE30 MIC 'AtJ-THJP5DA( HI H 11 1)1) perators The t1ucnl or a I walk.ouL' by radio Iltllllon wnnn nlOl1lllllullYl!.lng our llOlil.e Indio and jeopRlulzlng (illY of tho comMunity WIlB Lha moaL IIOlcllL do ~Clll of the Towllshlp BOII.I'1:1 8 dlllllU88lon of the In tUllh:ipnlPolice Radio Byatcm with orclLlnls of the GI'O<;I\OPolnlq htunlcipallUI:!8 III n lwo hOUl COil enSl1turdo.ymorning In the Park Munlcipnl build Olhl'r lIIajor Ite\elo)unclltA 'lere TOlVnshlp Board members wcrt' authOllzcd by entatlves of Grosse Pointe Park ranns aud s to discontinue the Township SUllel'vlsed WRna ceto them as of June 15 The new Inter MuniCipality mIll e'\Peded to be In opelatloll 011 that dat~ Towllshlp officials passed II. t'Csolutlon OCfCllDg R lo the four members of the TOWIlShll1 Park s Shores Ilnd Woods to be hleol JlOIatl:!d In tlleh lit planll for nn hrtlllovcd SCIvice TillS proposal If ted \\111 become (!!T(!cl!ve Allrl} 1 to II RemlOgton nforllled by Fire U) thai h~ s •~ P of last weeks ~r 0 n n nit the story of C os mllelle fre 1 crn P \ \ rk otree of F r Enll n~er a fIre ~1n Ihlt ha~ 1 r1 trOll nTh!! Pf'r~"eII e !tory to r I nIl' \ ..cht Club or ~porl tI at apphcn I('r I pofOeorl:c '\1 f' r A Lr ll'r ond F 'Ir III love been " ~~Ir t~1 ~ ~~t1~11~~~ ~ rn r~ 1lI1nllcer " f' n hrrt'd TI c II come ut r I nte Woods way ~P nt~ Opt m 5t Cluh o~t hl'l elect Pre~ton lh r next pr~~ dent r ~<)U I lInnual electIOn (I N<'1l11 r , I l~ I II thLfrlll II HI " , 11M tilL I( ... : hllr~IA\~('d I~ h('~VI:~ I'n l Illllltnlullnl M I I nt IhL pollll (tllllIlIU~tl on (lalOe ~I
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fA 21162
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M.O-R-ELOCAL ADVERTISINC
ILOCAL CIRCULATIONLOCAL NEWSMATIER0--------0
System
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wanted to Imflw wh .. the or mmltlec nr ught to JunkWnDn Whll.h hall belli l.l)ml'etently tlCI"VIl:lllg nil thePOllltCR With the Ull.ptlOn r f the City mnee 1030The City established Ita own IItatlOn III 1931 h(!n It leftthe TownshIp
WRDH. ref/fellents an lllVestment of ~300 000 tothe taxpayers Why don t you take It over and tncol')lor-ate It With your plnns he urged
1 mnl' \1 Hnrtz A DetrOIt EdtsOll engmeer whowas hired by the radiO committee to study the situalionhen and recommend a aystem to best meet Our needs
told Judge Debaelte that WRnn outride of Its real estatevalue and about (;1 000 \\orth of FM eqUipment IS worthless The rc"t of the faclilliefl deSigned for AM fre.Iluenl.Y Will bc obsolete ItI 10ilO by Federal Commulllca_lIOn ['ommu;Rlnn nJhn~
H(' said that the new tlansmlttcr will be ItIstalIeilIn thl. Farms mUllll.lpal buildmg because here It would
( I urli on Pag" 4,
RadioBY CARRIER 15, A MONTH - SINGLE COP [S 5,
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Police
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We estimate that the new radio will be In opcra-tlon all 01 about JuDe 15 nnd that all or beforo thatdllte the three Villages will dlllLOntlOUc using the Township radio We suggl.st that In setting up your bUdgetfO! tll(~looming fiscal year you prOVide llilproprlauoossuCflclcnt to operate the Township radIO to June 15 ITIt should happen that the new radIO 18 not in operation
by that date we Will request you to eontlllue the operatlOI1 011 the month to month basiS unlll the new radIOIII operntlllg and III thl:lt eVLnt each of us undertakesto pay the Township a proportionate part of the Townslup II expense 10 operatmg the radIO beyond June 15ThiS should ehmmate any budgeting' problem III conneclion With your 0PCI atlOn of the Township radiO
We arc not mtl'l ested 10 UIlIng' the prebent WRnRbUilding However If ynu have eqUIpment Ilultable forrM opl.ratloll In the 150 megacycle band perhaps you
wolud conaldel IlclllllJ;:' it to IlSJudge Villol H ncBnche of thl To ....nshlrl Board
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Threatens1he nb ollg 110lllliblIlty of pollt.1! raillo Rcrvlcc Intel a
IUIIUOIl wlla t1ll1tloacd by Pater Clalk chief WHDn.°llClIlIOi Who nlong ""Jlh hlB fOUl llIlslatnnta will loaotheir fobs lifl BOOn nil till' Ilion Is installed
•Tno ur III) men havQ ahcnlly Informed mo thatthey III t WOIking only on Il day to day basla Theymay wall. out any moment Clark said This Illsoapplies to the rest of us IC We flud work Chit ....hcreWith more security you Lilli t blamo Us for Il.n,lnt.Apllal'ently no one IS glvlIIg us any eOnlllderatioll on thisenl!re deal we just hnve to look out for oUlselves now
A l'ellable source stnted that if the men walk out itwould be difficult to get lcplacements He lUIded thatquabfll:ld opclators would heSitate to accept a Job thatcun only offer three months emllloymcllt
Clalk was among those Illesent who heard rverlttB Lane Park MUllIc11'1l1 mallager and Bpo]{Csman fOl
Pnl k Farms Rnd '3hol es offiClills 811008018 of the neWsystem make the following stlllcment
UflULAIIU/'-.l lAID IvIOIIIIILY
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Wall(-Out
\1or~~~rorJ~t pointe lRtuicUlGro••e Pointe'. FIRST NeUl.poper
CROSSCPOINTE30 MIC 'AtJ-THJP5DA( HI H 11 1)1)
peratorsThe t1ucnl or a I walk.ouL' by radio Iltllllon wnnnnlOl1lllllullYl!.lng our llOlil.e Indio and jeopRlulzlng
(illY of tho comMunity WIlB Lha moaL IIOlcllL do~Clll of the Towllshlp BOII.I'1:18 dlllllU88lon of the IntUllh:ipnlPolice Radio Byatcm with orclLlnls of theGI'O<;I\OPolnlq htunlcipallUI:!8 III n lwo hOUl COilenSl1turdo.ymorning In the Park Munlcipnl build
Olhl'r lIIajor Ite\elo)unclltA 'lereTOlVnshlp Board members wcrt' authOllzcd by
entatlves of Grosse Pointe Park ranns auds to discontinue the Township SUllel'vlsed WRna
ceto them as of June 15 The new Inter MuniCipalitymIll e'\Peded to be In opelatloll 011 that dat~
Towllshlp officials passed II. t'Csolutlon OCfCllDgR lo the four members of the TOWIlShll1 Parks Shores Ilnd Woods to be hleol JlOIatl:!d In tllehlit planll for nn hrtlllovcd SCIvice TillS proposal Ifted \\111 become (!!T(!cl!ve Allrl} 1
to II RemlOgtonnforllled by Fire
U) thai h~ s• ~ P of last weeks~ r 0 n n nit the story ofC os mllelle fre 1 crn
P \ \ rk otree ofF r Enll n~er a fIre
~1n Ihlt ha~ 1r1 trOll nTh!!
Pf'r~"eII e !tory to
r I nIl' \ ..cht Clubor ~porl tI at apphcn
I('r I pofOeorl:c'\1 f' r A Lr ll'r ond
F 'Ir III love been"
~~Ir t~1 ~ ~~t1~11~~~
~ rn r~ 1lI1nllcer" f' n hrrt'd TI c
II come utr I nte Woods way
~ P nt~ Opt m 5t Cluho~t hl'l elect Pre~ton
lh r next pr~~ dentr ~<)U I lInnual electIOn
(I N<'1l11 r, I l~ I
II thLfrlllI I HI " , 11M tilL
I( ... : hllr~IA\~('dI~ h('~VI:~I'n
lIllllltnlullnl
M I I nt IhL pollll
(tllllIlIU~tl on (lalOe ~I
A.not1terRIPON
Fir,t!W,lt Disney
MICKEY MOllSlGenui".
LOAFERcww.-'. ......, s.. ..'"... biItH ,."".. 1""--.. -' with p.~"'".. -III .. 10ft alaYe ............. ~ F ..A tHp fer cIuWoa.... .. .. 7,.!:.--..
mlNo-IIoIIIALl lQUIPMBlT
NOW ON DISPlAY.1015 Kerchmll • TU. I.
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CuIteftol Built
llumlture
Re-Upholmf'lllth-Styl1ng
INTERIOk OECOIATOlS .. CONSULTANTS~~ ..It.....~ TV. N2e8 Pm-- ~ ESTIMATES
IS OUR BUSINESS•
AacI it. ClftIY lJ*IiaUeel k.iI_ ~..... apecla1 parta. .... al.: I t aM~ ........
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w. have everythi"l-inclucling a large
service area-to quickly and efRciently service
your Chevrolet. Everything uncler one roof.
That'l why service COlts less at Ray Whyte
Chevrolet Company. W.'r. experts on Chev-
roletl and Chevroletl alon ..
Chevrolet Service.
2.1 YEAIS flTAl MICIA.leAl EI'(IIEICEU,DD. SQUIE FT, DEYllE. 11 CIUIILET SEI'IC(
iea,1Ui,te ~ ~14800 E. JeHerson It Alter
VA. 1-2000
'nIul"Iday, March 17. 1
h h[~ ICIIDI1CAL SPE!1lI
Lutheran Cure »....tM ..... b'r? <?n Tuesday, March 2t~"1511' troit .Sectlon or lhe '
H Id L ncheon 1Ill!Il~==-~--- Chemieal SOCletl'I\'"o S U!Ill! joint meeting With 1Il
ds :t3 YEA&S AGO po!itan DetrOIt Sc'entheTo Raise Fun The first edltlon of the Groae the Horace H lla~kl ~
Pointe Review was published by tion Memorial llul!ataPreparations for the $75,000 founder, L. B. Oldham. apeaker will be Dr F
BUlldmg Fund appeal of St. 15 YEAIlS AGO Yonkman, Director o~Paul Ev Lutheran Chure!;. Will Grosse pom~ markets wen at Clba Pharmale\llltalnear completion With a K1Ck- I11n smoked haml at 18 cenu who Will lectul e on theOff Luncheon" at Martin Luther Ie Iund and butter at ... cenil "Chemical Drealn! I!l(Church next Sunday 8t 6 P M. ~~ ~und-all you wanted ud SomInaults".for the VlSltatlon CommIttee no \\ alting or questions asked.
At thiS luncheon meeting. the TIN YEARS AGO83 members of the Vlslta~lon The Detroit Clty Counei1 wuCommittee wui receive t elr informed by the Farma CoUDellmaterials and fmal mstr~tl~ns that It would oppose an,. atepI offor the Every-member ISI ak converting the pri .... te Aller real-bon to be conducted the wee dence on Lakeshore Road to uot March 27 to April 3 Therou w111 be addressed by Rev. art museum.
~or~an A. Menter. D. D.• Pres I The estate, valued at $1,000,000,Ident of the Michigan DlStrlct of was offered by Mrs. Alger to De-the American Lutheran Chu .ch. trolt for the aforementioned pur.Mr. Steve Kapilla. 813 Notre pose.Dame 1S the chairman of the I m'E l'EABS AGOvISitation comittee. 1,755 voted no In a .Park Elee.
I At a Special "Consecration hon to change the vI~e formService" on Sunday morning, of government to a Clty admin-March 27, at 11 A.M.• the com- lStratlon.mlttee will be dedicated to its ONE UAIt AGOwork. The obJectlve is to raise Charles ParcellI. former pr-.$75.000 m cash and pledges in Ident of the Grosse Pomte Boardone week. of Education, reported to pollee
last Friday that someone removedSt Paul Congregation, which the radiO m hiS station wqOll
has been worshipping in the whIch was parked JD the garageJackson School for four years, of hiS home at 430 Rivard Blvd .•expects to begm construchon last Friday.of a new church at Chalfonte _
~:msLo~o~~~rosae Pointe Blames AshesWorship e;ervices are held in For Accident
the Jackson School on Sundaymornings at 11 o'clock with Sun. Nancy Wetherbee. of 1632 KoI-day School at 9:30. The Rev. lyn, VIolated one of the buic laWiCharles W. Sandrock J,S putor. of driving "keep your handa OD
the wheel" and smashed into •tree near Maumee at Lakeland.She was taken to Cottale Hos-pital With slight injuries.
According to police Nanq aidthat she lost control of her carwhen she attempted to brush c:iI.ant ash. oft her lap.
Co.--'VA. 1.5000
GeorIe BeckeDl1on,lIlt Roslya Road
WOODS UNIT MEETSThe Grosse Pointe Woods Unit
One of Save The Chtldren Fed.eration Willi scheduled to meetat the home of Mrs. A. Cote,1944 AIllta, this Thursday morn-mg.
To the Editor:I would like to take this
means to extwess my appreciationto the many voters who sup-ported me at the Woods elec-tion.
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swmlMEB BUBTS LEGPolice reported that Otto Glen.
oil, of 1321 Lakepomte, cut !usleft leg.whl1e swImming in GrossePomte High School's pool. Hewas treated at Cottage Hospital.
The ~rst Naval Air Reservewas forrr cd lD 1923...------i
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THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW
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Readers of The Grosse Pointe Review are invitedto send their thoughta on questions of public interestfor use in the Pointe Letter Box. The writer's nameand address must accompany each letter, but will hf"withheld on request.
j,lr. andMn. Gro8sePointe
PACKARD REPORTSPackard Motor Car Company
reports consolidated net earn.ings of $15,109,439 for 1948,equal to slIghtly over $1 pershare on the 15,000,000 sharesof common stock outstandmg.
This tompares with net in-come of $1.100.691, or s\."cncents J)er share, tor 1947.
At Our .'iprrirp Oppnrtmt'nl
BE PREPARED - AVOID EMBARRASSMENT!
We are cooperatll"if:: With the Peke Departmems ofGrosse POinte a'id DetrClt In thel r S" !ery Campaign toPrevent AcCidents
Police Are Checking BRAKES - LIGHTS - HORNSand STEERI NC
WByrEa
Don't Get Caught withYour Pedal Doun!
WARNING!=
U211 .. JIfPDSON
Al White On . TO THE EDITOR: fmding the crippled child toApm we present our appeal, Icomplete rehabilItatIOn, J,S a cbal-
Sea ~18.,ol.on in the form ot seals. m behalf lenge to all of us. Easter Seals1.,...j 0 of the Crippled Cluldren and provide the means through
(&,.dal te ne amew) Disabled Adults. whlch you may help. S T SpeakAlbert Dana White, seaman ap- We accept, With reslgllation, Your contributions v,'ill be evers 0
prentice, USN, son of Mr. and the mountmg costs of setVlce in AA MMrs. J. C. White of 810 Wa.shina- the realizatlon that the gener- most acceptable and especially At UW eetin8ton road, is serving aboard the ous-hearted people ot Grosse heartening if you fmd you are -....aefleet O!ler USS Pawcatuck. Pomte do not wISh to jeopard- able to merease the extent to Florence Severs, ditef:tor of
which you usually parUclpate Pomte LibrarIes who will retireThe USS Pawcatuck 11 enpaed iz~ the in.terests of a smgle A il 1 will be th=_ ""'-t Tactical "'-erc1o- in the CrIppled child, as we undertake in our program. pr, am 0 It, e... "...... ..... ....... speakers at the International Be-
Western Atlantic and Caribbean a campaign to improve their We look forward with comi- lations Study Group, G.r 0 sse The lJ)eCial breat.hiDI deviceSea areas. Her mJsslOIl, alon& living ronditions and build them dence to your response. Pomte Chapter, of the AAUW ~ow used. by U. S. Navy subma-with that of seven other Ilhips into useful. men and women. S' __ I meeting at the home of Mrs. Wit- rJPes was developed by the Dutehcompriling TUk Force 29 11 to Our entire program, em.brac. .. ......,n,.7 7lH1ft, 11 Inn 266 K ood C urt. and captured by the Nazi&.repJemstJ the fighting v~ of inr every phase of service from William IL BenIard am es, en", 0 Ithe Second Talk Fleet with food, I. I Campalp Cha1rmaD Thuraday, March 24-fUel, IIJId other supplies. ----- The subject of diseussicm will
Carlbbea!s port. of ean!Delude Poiute Paragraphs TO THE EDITOR: be "Present Status of the Eu-SAt a recent meeth... of the ro........ Reeo- Pro--'" PI
to Thomu, VlrIiD IalaDdI; Su (Continued from Page 1) -.....- '-,r --Juan, Puerto Rico: KinptoD, Congregation ot St. James Lu- Mrs. Ethel Cowe will alsoJamaica; Port of SpaiD, Trinidad: Syd Anor spent his last day theran Chureh, it was the 6- speak.
.. G •• _.- Ba th _- P 11 f ..,- pression of the members presentIIJI.. uan......... o 1. on e., lWi 0 ce oree Woi- Co-hostesRll lor the _L.gWhite --..... .10. .. trib "'- .. -_.... d '.. ...... to thank you for the publicity .,,,,......en"",.-. ...." .. aTll1 ser- u ...... "anu urm. a ,r-.. are Mrs. John P. Thomas -_ ..
v.i J 27 1H8, t th p' sat gwen to us at the time of our -..u~=siatiOIl, ~u:.~:;';e eis~eav~ ::I~~r~r~~ be- Church Dedication in December. Mrs. H. F. Viewer .Belore enterinl the l'favy he come a Bwck car dealer at Therefore, t wish to take this WAB--S-O-UVENlR-- II
attended CIrroll Coll.ep. Wauke- Jefterson Clty, Mo. opportunity on their behalf toaha, WiI. • •• e.ll:press our thanks for your con- War souvenirs wl11 be cliI-
----- Former Pomte Player, Betty sideration in covering this im- played by Lutheran veteran. inMilkman's Helper Jo Faulk is maklng good in a portant event. a two-day uposihon at the
th\!S'pian way out at U-M. She DStru-1- b A is dltecting the Junior Class's Very tniI,. JOlin, etroit Lutheran Veterana Club,C& :y DtO "State of the Union" a musl- J. H. She.naa.a, 13314: Woodward an Saturday
A boy, helping milkman Paul c:al a1medy written by the class 5eereiaQ'. and Sunday, March 19 and 20.Allard. wu ali&htly injured when to be presented on Thursday,he jumped out of the milkwa(on Friday and Saturday, of thisDear 101 Mwr .road into the path week, at Lydia Mendelson the-of • station wagon driven by atre. Betty is the daughter ofLorane H. Pyling, 17M Roslyn. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Faulk of
The youth, Francli' Sperry, 15, Bedford road.of Detroit, refused 1int aid, and •went back to work. Among the passengers that
------ were aboard the DetrOit boundSL James Dads train that was robbed westernstyle last week by a pair of
And SODS Banquet zoot suiters was Arthur Gard-ner. a former government of!l-
The tint Father and Son ban. cial. Gardner was returnmg toquet m the history of St. James his home at 151 Lakeshore HeLutheran Church. 170 McMillan was not molested.road, will be held Friday, March25 at 8:30 p.rn.
Dr. Albert E. Vossler, tout.master, will introduce as Iltlnci-pal speaker, E. R. Shlelds, Michl-ran area chamnan of the BoyScouts of America.
Followmg a program of en-tertamment, the aUXJ1.Jary willserve dinner.
Tickets may be obtained bycallmg Mr. I. Bopp at ro. 2-7188.
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ALSOON ALL SMALL APPLIANCES
REVI EW MARKS 23RD YEAR
REDUCTIONon 1111 Fl", Slimp.!!!
THE GROSSE POINTE REVIEW
MERCHANDISE INCLUDEDfrigidaire Refrigerators - Frigid.ire RanglS
Frigid.ire Autom.tic W.shers - Frilid.ire DriersFrigid.ire Ironers - T.ppan Gas R.ftlll
Speed Queen W.shers - ABC W.shers
With an ex-FBI man on the council now, Part Policehad better watch their p's and q'a.• • •
Say Mr. Berns where are those merger petitiona?• • •Whether we're in for a depression or not the 'Woodat
Council already has the Wolff at its door.
JUST COMMENTSorry to see WJ1liam. Gillett go-he wu an. ez-
ceptionally fine public officiaL• • •
Overheard at a village bistro: beauty is one thinga woman may lose and never know ita gone,
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On :March 19, the Grosse Pointe Review will markita 23rd anniversary. Thoul'h it will be a aignificantday, there won't be any special festivities, ceremoniesor any fanfare. In tact the only note about it will bethis article you are now reading.
This un-recognition in itself is the IfUteat com-pliment that could be extended to L. B. Oldham,founder and publisher, and the entire staff. It meansthat the people of Grosse Pointe have come to regardthis newspaper in the same manner they reserve forthe dependable mailman, the vigil police and 1iremen;and the family doctor.
The Review did not earn this coveted status 0ver-night but only through years of BerVice, like the afore-said public servants.
Rich with this tradition and prestige earned in.the past as we guided the progress of this community,the Review looks to the future with a promiae toherald the way to even a better Groue Pointe.
WE NEED OPERATORSt GOODWILLThe threat of a W'alkout by the the operators of -
oar police radio syatem, jeopardizing the aafety of ourcommunity, might have been averted if aome coDDier&-tion had been given these mm by the ipOD8Ol'I of theproposed system, which term1natel their employmenthere as soon &8 it goes into operatioD, preI1DD&b1y June15.
Loeing their jobe in iUe1f ia a bItte!- pm to swaDow,bat more potent ia the ineonslderate DWIJIer = whichthey were pushed out into the rub of the UDemp10yeclafter &erring the commUDity faithtaDy aDd competelltl1far a number of yearL
To say that they wenl bighJy pe1d far tbeir e:ffortawould be far from correet beeaue duriDr the poIt-war,e&nI of the high dollars they reeeiftd -.Jari. thatwould not attract the average factorr worker.
Just U &II eumple let'. cite the cue of the eb1efcperator. .After 18 years of IIel'\'ic:e with DO peDlioD orother security, he is told in a roand-about way that hiIIfIl'Vice is no longer requ.ired. He's out. It's not difficultto know just how he fee1l within.
It is not our pu1'pOIe to salvage the jobll of the radiooperators. There is no need for them in the proposedlel"vice which according to its exponents is an im.provement over the present system.
However, it ia our contention that lIOtDediplomaeymight have been used to keep the JUsbly important"goodwill" of these men. Some ineentive Should havebeen presented to encourage them to remain 0t1 dutyuntil the system was successfully established.
Busy with studies and reports on AM and FM, en.giDeering data, equipment problema and politics, theofflciall forgot to eoDBider their fellow man.
Perhaps it's not too late.
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Human RelationsA U~£~~AL Direetor To TalkV J~~' To Church Groups
Offiee at 16121 Kercbeval betweell u.._.t .......aDd '.kemulte Dr. Edward L. Cushman. dir--".- -r-- ector of the Inshtute of Human
"The Only WeekJy Newspaper Covering AU tbe Ramee Relations of Wayne Unl\'erslt)',in GI"068e Pointe aDd Gratiot TOwDabipe" will speak to the: Woman's S0-
L. B. OLDu.a u --blilber elety of Chr15tJan Services andaAAD ••••••••••••••••••••• ~ IA the !>feu's Club of Grosse Pomte
CHARLES MANOS .•••••••••••••••••• , EdItor Methodist Church, Wednesdar.PAUL J. BLACKBURN",. AdvertDiag M.anapr March 23 at the home of Mr. W.DO'ITIE YOUNG ...•.••••• , • , ••••• Advertiainl J. Symons, 1332 Torre)' road.
HIS topIc win be "Human Va-ROBERT P. OLDHAM ••••••••••••• AdvertiIiDI lues in Labor Problems".JOHN J. BROWNE , ctreulatloD Mar. Mn.. M. F. Santmyers. presl'
Subbeription Rates: By Camer, 1& Month; By Mail $2.00 dent of The Society, will pre-per year; 5c per copy. side and Mra. Vlrgu L. Wal11ng,
program chaltm&n. will be mPubliahed Every Thursday by The Gn:.e Pointe PriDtinI Co, char.e of the prol1'am. The la.
dies of the SocIety are asked toVAlley 2-1162 - 2-1163 - 2-4568 - 2-&M9 brina canned goods for Esther
Hall to this meeting,
The two otaamzatioDS willmeet together to hear the speak.er and then will adjourn tothelt respechve business meetmgs Mr. Thomas L. 'Munson.president, will preside over theMen', Club MeetU1l. Reports onthe current visltatlon program.which has enabled the churchmembershIp to grow 25"0 SIncethe first of the year will beheard.
The public is cordIally inVitedto attend thIS meetmg whichpromisea to be of very timelyinterest.
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from Tuxls VArlely almw fOilturl'll Mnrllno JluttlJn BillCarruthers and Chubba LawlerAlso II musltal renderIng ofAngelino Aud Dark Eyt!a'
by Jim Darker lnd ClareWeaver
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SandwIcheD cooklC!l milk II.nd
Time" At Evening Variety Program
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One of tho hJUhlh htll of tlUlOvtlling will lHi 0 vllrll:ty ofnIt In with Slmrb Drown Ottingnn Mnnll,.r or CQrmnonlo!l Inelutlld In the llne up wlll bethe fullowhlU If Men PlayodC.nrdll 011 Women Do withBliarky Farlluhar Fritz Blay,DavQ Connl,.l!liIld Butth El1l.arTQt,.JulI from CDS ami
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utah &thuol tolioWlIAnd Illrllwho aUl!nd •Evenln; VllrlOty'at UIIl Grollo Polt\tCl MemorialChurch HoUle Ullll Friday Dvenlnl aro lurD of a tun pockodlour bOUfS if tho prolttUn Iltt
noullccd tor tho Ilffolr is lU1yIndication of whot 11 In BtoreThb llVLllt IIponlorel! by thetuxhl Club !:h!llior Auumblyand Ehmlor Choir ot Mt.lIlorlnlChurch Is boing GlolIed lor allyoung plIoplo ollha church blldtho community
'rho wholo fir.1 nllor of thochurch houII! will be turnedliver to II varIety of beUvllle!.Thero wlll be 10Llni dancing tothe mUllo of Ralph Allured andhili orchestra and .quare daneIng to mualo Dud culUnll of
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The American author Mor:;'fapes Dodge who 'I\'"1"oteHansIBrmker or The StIver Sknte~
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Garden CouncilPlans On ExpertsFor Institute
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PLYMOUTHFriday, March 18
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Tho Ollla~1I Polnlo G Rr d IInCluua euulId! hIlS bC(ln ml!lltlnlilIII UIDNeJlIhborhulId Club to dlJ.CUIll tho city nlanllln; prosramwhich tho Coullcll will _llOUlar'fhUflday Allrll :U In ClIIml!CUObwith Ull!Flmlly Llll! hUlUtutl!
1ho Cuuucil II ClIlIIlJUUtl orrl!llrCMcntattvl!lIfrOlll tho ClardenClulJ ut Mlchl'lIll The Faun &Il1dGardell Club GrOlle PointeDranch FArm Wid Gordon ClulJWuoda Brnnch UIO Pointe Gllr..den ClulJ the Junior LOllsue Gar ..tlelllll"llthe OroBla Pointe GardenClub Dnd Uto Park Gardl!n Club'fh'll eounell hili arA'llnlzed toliromotll elvJc Improvement IIndblllluUllcaUon ot the flvil Gro&lle
JOSCIJh r Verhclle. presIdent or Detroit's new City l'olnll!ll ••Is Illltnred holdIng the hunk's churlel IJl'Lscnted tq Mrs Marlon Holden BemIa of DenlSOnChozrnlrclIlh framed. by Slnte Dunking CUnlmiSS10ncr the Detroit City Planntn. Counell
nee T F've1nnd. left Looklug nt It I\PPlcclntlvely Is Itll Ipoken t,\lce 10 the GUden,." S. IT
Hf ~~Ib~ntrl\I~IC~~I~rlI2~~dM~r;;~~hryrc:ldcUi:~~~~m~~c~~:nw:Ilep~~~n:d .6. 0 'ng I.~ere~~omte ~~~~I~~ty b:~n ~:t'm~~~:I!= The thlrty-elght mIle voices
INDUCT POINTERS ~~~telllill~~th~o:: ::re I~~t ~u'the8~~~onC;:~~~e ~le~~~The new loclil chllpter of CI llvtng Ipace Ind a few blillthu Pointe on Sundny night, Marth
Epsilon nnUonal honorar} CE lire not enough Ind that III the 27 at 8 p m In the Grosse Pointefrntcrmt) inlluctt'li 33 civil en are a I Irow older and more Memorial ehurch gymnallumtJlnecrlng IItudlmts at an Initio. erowulld the lore 11IotJI bl!cometion banqul!t 01 the Unlvcrslty more notlcellble Soml! vllIlIA'U The Glce Club Will be an theiror Mkhlgnn Friday Night 'fhls alrelldy hllve Plannln. Commls. annual SlIrlns tour at that timogroup InclUded Charles Roblon 11IIlakersoutlined Ule board pur.. and thl!ir local IIpptnlrllnce IIIor Ul3 Lal{('shor(' nnd John mllue to sohe local probleml but under tho Iponlorshlp at theIt!!ir of 3liD Kerb) no IndhldUaJ or l(rOup of ml- young people at Memorial
dent! no matter how interelled churclL
('r\~ft'b:nt~:~~~lI~I~llhd~~~o~f ~ 1t~~~~LU~;~ot~~(o~lIfoO~a;t~~ DougllU Krll!gQr Ion of MrVI1.e AdllllrnJ TleodorQ S \VII pilln tl1llll \\Itlch to work. llbd Mrl Wlllhun A Kriegerklnlon World War II huo of Moran Road II lolollt nnd lie
--___ Dr brlngillif II city plllnnIng ex_ comllllnillt WiUl tho Dcnllon charpert tll Grollie Potnte on April ~l al group
~~~el ~~ro::~~~ls ~o: ~I! r:~~~~ Members of thl! GlOl! Clubto lead a community dlscUSllon will be qUllrtcred lo~ally durmgtlie Garden ClUb! Coundl "'ill their stay in GroMe POlnt!! mostprovide an mteresUn, and litlmu- ly lit hamel of Denlsohlons VollaUng evening for all c.hlc~mJnd~ unteers ore bQlng askcd to assisted Gresse Pointers. in entertainIng the young mQ1l.
Persons who enn IIccomodliteThe .ooner the prob~ arl! guests are asked to call MrlI
understood and dlscUllSed the Kneger, Nt 41117us:ler and leu costly thl!ir 100u-
tlO~::e::ers of the comnuUee Announce Artists~~~g ;f~ th;re~:~~ a:ch: For Next Seasonmam General Chairman and
I ~~~~~~eOf :5 C;~~ ~ror= BorIS Goldocskv the brl1l1antenson Chllinnan and MIS Fred- rnterprehve ut st and affableerlek G Jonel asslnant chalr- master of t'eremOhies on theman Exliiblls MIS DnnleJ H '\fetropohtan Opera Ne\\5 of
__ Buell '\Irs Henry Joy Jr lIod tre Alr Interml SlOn gIVen ev'\frs l\ Hllwklns Ferry Mni ery Saturday afternoon durlllgThomas :B M= Secretary and the Opera Season '\\ III open theTreaSUrer Ilnd chairman of Pub- DetrOit Town Hllll at the CnsslIc RellltlOt15 MIS Hansel D Wil- Theatre Fr dlly morning Ser esson 15 CblllrmllD With Mrs C L on October 14th_\\ Ith his un queBrov.'Ilell lIS Vice-Ch~ of program 'In\"datlon To MUSIC
I the committee planning the dfn- Mr Goldovok) as tommentator
lner for !.be Council Members the lS In II class all bv hmlSclf be
Moderator and thl! Speakerli- cause of his charm of mannerwhich will precede the II a clocI.. his engaging sense of humor andmeetmg hls playing IS so neatly taste
The Institute will be conducted I~~y :~~ P;~~~~~~J~ d;~:Ul~eon ApnI 21 and 22 A report will In as an mterpreu\ e nrt stbe publ shed next v. eeil: on the Fwe other famous nnd outprogre..'i5and plan from the FamJ standing speakers are under con1:; L fe EduraUon Council tract Leslie Frost, daubhter of
---- America s em nent and belovedFOR ~A \'Y '\fOTIIERS poet, Robert Frost acned , 0
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I~i~r~hN~36~ta~I;2 ~~l!T~dn=:~::~~ur~lfOr;:~:~a:r:neot~:n "04 E JeUerson A",e Un ted States Don Ebr ght
I g ---- ;;;~I~~tr~r::ni:;t:T~~~f~~~~I The name of the greyhound pllltform after the 11lSt se\cndoes not rQfer to the color of thl! vellIS mInd a to g ve h 5' undog ays The World En!!} cIa b1a~ed opmlon of IndJa as It ISpedJ.1I It comes from the lee todav Dr DaVid Guv Po" ers
IIandu." word freY. meanmg dog popular speaker on modem Ps:>Ichology is the author of hiSrecent popular sueee~i 'LI\e "-New Life Dr' ornon Nasha Vice Pre~ldent of The UnitedWorld Federalists Ine a PIoneerm World Government Study IId:;'namJl."nod constructive speaker on 'The Prospcct For WorldGovernment and the one andonly John Mason Brown dramaUc altle IInd now IIn associateedItor of The SnturdliJ. ReViewof Literature who \\ III be prQlented for hili fltteen1h RevlQwof Current Plays IInd BooksEight other Ipeakcrs will beannounced at In euly dnte
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Edisoo's Home Service Division has hundreds of varied thoughtsfor food aDd they au available to every EdilOu customer at DOextra cbarge.
Home Service Advisors have the latest informatioo ODplaDoiDg~~ aad meollS-up-to-date informatioo OD caomas andreeZlog~~lQS fi.les of recipes that your family will go for. Just
call or YlSIl any Editoo iir.. customer Omce. They're open, for oarCODVeD1eDce, 8:30 to 5 daily eECepl Suaday. y
Us~ aoy oeighborhood Edisoo office for aU ofEdlSOo's Extra S . TbI efVJceI. ey are conveoieodyocat~. to help you get the mOlt out of a1l the
electnclt). you U5e.
The Ahna College golf squad,defendUlg champlOns m theMlAA have scheduled eightmatches for the spring season.Included are dual meets Wlththe five league schools, Albi<mAdrIan, Hillsdales, Hope, andKalamazoo. M1AA Field Day aC-1t1Vlty 15 on May 19-20 at Ka.zoo.
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After several weeks at FortLauderdale Beach Hotel near theocean front at Fort LaUderdaleFlonda, Judge and Mrs, C. Jo~seph Belanger have returned 10their home on Bedford road.
Welcome
Joyce SchmIdt, daughter ofMr. and :1\11'8.0ttmar E SchmIdt,of 1752 Hampton road, waspledged to Sigma Rho Tauat Bowhng Green State Univer-sity (Bowlmg Green, OhIO). Agraduate of Grosse Pomte HlghSchool, Joyce IS a freshman ma-Jormg In Engwh.. .. .
Roberta Swander, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Bert A. Swander,of 2089 Hawtharne, and MaryOlert, daughter of Rev. andMrs. F. H, Olert, of 622 Lmcoln,were named on the honor hst atHope College <Holland, Mich).
Roberta IS a Junior and Mary11 a freshman.
The Umverslty Club, com-pl'lsed of the local Grosse Pomt-en college set 18 plannmg aserIes of dances.
Sue Carson, of 1302 S..".1d setroad and a MichIgan State Col-lege freshman, won doublehonors at the First LIttle Inter-national Horse Show at EastLansmg last week.
A former m e m b e r of theGrosse Pomte Hunt Club, Suewas a wmner In the LadIesEquitation, and three gaitedsaddle horse class and grandchampIOn In the E qUI t a tl 0 nchampIOnshIp She IS the daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. K('T'nethCarson.
Among the students at WayneUmverslty are Frank E. Silva of1797 Brys drIve and Arthur L.WItherell, of 1462 AnIta. Frankwas graduated from Cass Tech,DetrOIt, and Arthur from GossePomte HIgh
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The chapter WIll present a nag to the Goodwill Industries foru.~e In therr chapel Mrs, MeISer, regent Will preSIde at the pre-sentation.
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Another point brought out by Hartz is that thenew system would be on the same frequency to be usedby Michigan State Police, which would enable GrossePointe to be in contact with the entire state if andwhen necessary.
He stated that the cost of mstallation of the newsystem would be about $23,000 and the cost of mam~tenance would be $B,OOOa year. It will require olleoutside employee, a technician, for maintenance.
Though the license will be granted directly to theFarms, in accordance with an FCC ruling that only onemunicipality can be named on a license, that all themunicipality using the service WIll sP"'" the cost oferection and operation.
Be8ides the aforementIoned, others who attendedthe meeting were Park, Homer E. Fritsch, president,Plerre Heftlel', Vlllage attorney; City of Grosse Pointe,Tom Trombly, Police ChIef; Farms, James K. Watkms,retiring president, William F. Connolly, new presidentand Harry A. Furton; clerk; Shores, Jack Williams,commissioner, Thomas Jefferis, supermtendent; andWarren Carsen, WRDR operator.
"No" answered Connolly," "our only purpose wasto find a better system and I sincerely believe the pro-posed plan is an improvement over WRDR."
Hartz stated that the most important advantageof the proposed system is that each police station wouldreceive and dispatch its own calls and be in direct con-tact with their own scout car and other departments.
These duties would be handIed by the regular polleeofficer on duty at the desk.
After a few moments of silence which saw glan;: .......leap frog back and forth across the room, William F.Connolly, newly elected Farms president, arose and re-marked that he was chairman of a committee thatlaunched an investigation last year.
"Why", Johnston quened," "Did you have anygrievances with our present system?"
Navy personnel mhalmg alr at70 degrees below zero throughthe Arctic breather will actuallytake in plus 64 degree 3U'.
LIttle Johnnye Mazer, son of The regular meetmg ot Fort Pontchartr8m Chapter, Daugh.Mr. and Mrs. John Mazer of ters of the Amencan Revolution Will be held at the Ingle Club, TROMBLYLorame road. IS 8 lucky fellow. FrIday, March 18, at 12:30 o'clock. The week of March 7.11 wasHe gets two parties to celebrate American Juruor Red Cross WeekhIs fIfth bIrthday. March 25 On Hostesses for the day wl11 be Mrs Paul J. MeIser, Mrs. Joseph at Trombly School as It was Ulthat day hIS chums at MalJ'e H. Embury and Mrs Rudolph E. Hofel'eh ,all schools throughout our broadSchool JUnior Kmdergarten WIll jland. I
honor Johnnye WIth a httle par- "Campalgn Fury With the Lincoln Election of 18BO," IS the An "all school kIck-off assem- .ty and on the follov.mg day, subject of the talk to be gIven by Henry D Brown, DIrector of bl)' program" on Monday mor- I
Saturday, Mrs. John Mazer WIll the DetrOIt HIstOrical Museum. nmg started the week. Studentchaperon the group to a car- speaker outlmed the broad pur-toon matinee ThIs Will be fol- , Another feature of the program Will be a movie short. "Pueblo poses, the social meamng and thelowed with a mack at a nelJ!h- I Boy" work of the Junior Red Crossborhood lce-cream shop. The pomt was stressed that mero-
Mrs. C. Edward Putnam will report on Approved Schools bers of the Jumor Red Cross earnthe contrIbutIOns they make t.othiS frIendly cause. In the ensu-109 days, each class carned forthIts own plans to make this dnvea source of SOCIaland C1VIClearn-mg.
A white elephant sale sponsor-ed by the 6B class was a part ofthe "earn your contribution ef.fort". The 6B's planned and ex-ecuted all aspects of the sal-.announcements, advertisllll, storearrangements, mercbandJsml. i.e,pricmg and labelUlg, selling, andaccountmg.
DIrected pupl1 experiences mJUD.lor Red Cross work dunngthe dnve and throughout theschool ) ear g1\es students andteachers a rarl! opportunity tocombme worthy educational andCivic leanunp, insIghts. and BC-comp1J.shments.
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Threat To Police Radio System(o-tiDued fIUIIl Page' 1)
be centrally located to be able to aerve aU the Pointesmore efficiently.
Hartz, who lives in Detroit, made this point in an.awer to Mr. De Baeke's question, "if you must havethis new system why don't you use our present WRDRbuilding at 1006 Vernier?"
Following a lengthy discussion between neBaekeaDd Bartz during which the latter accused the former ofputting warda in his mouth, Judge Dabaeke's motionthat the WRDR be offered to the municipalities was116animousIy accepted by board members, SupervisorCarl Sehewikart, Judge John L. Potter, Clerk DonGoodow, and Treasurer Adolph Damman.
I..-.e uid that he doubted if the radio comnutteewould consider the offer.
Judge Debaeke's proposal Wll8 also strongly sup-ported by officials of Grosse Pointe Woods, A A.Gbe8quire, president, Paul W. Rowe, and Rex John-atoD, eommissioners, They appealed to the radIO com-mittee to consider this offer.
The Woods, only community sati.:,,£led with thePl'88el1t Township service, must either join the others
_ or .eBtabliah ita own system RUch as the City of GrossePomte has now and is willing to abandon for the pro-pcl8ed llYBtan.
Pre8ideat Ghe8qulre pleaded to the radio committeeto ucept the Township's offer.
"We then would be glad to cooperate with you to.lee how we can incorporate and improve our present.system into a better service. Don't leave us out."
Harry A. Furtan, Farma clerk, usured Ghesquirethat his village was invited to join them at any time.
. Ac~tions of playing politics and using the vitalpolice radio system as a means to dissolve the Town.ship were hurled by Mr. Johnston. He asked the per-IOn who started the move to replace the system to standup and identify himself and explain the reason for hisaction.
,. klur1~~ Unique Program 1~rm.'!."'" !~:1~:~AIHI KIDS' I The March meeting of the'Been havln' a good lime lately' 'Hope so anyway- Trombl~' P,T,A will be heldWhat a ,\eek thIS one has been-More fun for everyonf'- l>!onday evemng, March 21. Spe-
Parues, Par lies, PartIes'!' KAREN VON REIS started the ball clal preparations ha\ e been maderol.1ln&:with a parly-slumber, thaI IS Gals came, bags 10 hand, by Mr. Miles McKee, the programto make a full nIght uf no sleep but lots and lots of fun Gmny chairman, t.o make thIS an eve-Hltt JudIe !'rfac:'wiahon, Lee Eskridge, Genie Salmon, Jeanrue nlDg to be remembered.COrOltt, Noel Wood, and Barb Clement were a few MarIlyn The speaker of the evemng ISBrov.'n, Tern Donahue B1rb Flt.gerald, Grace Olert, Mary AI- Kathleen M. Lardle, manager oflard, Barb Waldo,,', ~fellean Hoover. and Anne Glasgow were Ramo Station WDTR, drrector ofthe rest Radto Educal.lon of DetrOit Public
IT HAPPE SED ON FRIDAY Schools, delegate from UmtedThe hag dance \\a5 FrIday nlte, you know, and what a nitp States appom'ed by President
It turned out to be for many a gal and her date NANCY NEW- Truman to the Third GeneralTON and her gang certamlv didn't waste a minute of fun that Conference of UNESCO at Blerut,eve, Frrst, Nancy 'n Ted Barnes, Maneme Goodson 'n Bob Cham- Lebanon Her tOPIC WIll be "Thepine. Bett~. Nelson 'n Bob Wal d, Ba...be Mann 'n Don Bennett, Part ot RadIo In the PromotIOnShrrley BuethE' 'n Wall~ Moeller, ConnIe Jones 'n Dave Cotton of World Peace".went to CIRO'S for a ~uper de-hsh dmner Then, on to NANCY'S In the auditorium the Tromblyfor a close look at televIsIon v.hlle Mrs Newton passed cookies School ')rchestra and band, underaZld Ice cream around Next on the list was the dance at G.P H.S. the dIrectIOn "f M.ss Martha Recently at St Joan of Arc School Audl- today Mrs. Lloyd Marks, PreSident, hasand then on to MARLEI"lE S for snacks Wmdmg up one great Ream and Mr. WIlham Ferry, re- larlum, the parents of more than 40 local realized that dream.l!venmg \\ere the SIX girls \\ho spent the night at BABE'S house spectively, Will play bo)s \\atehed their sons march m, take the Led by Robert Kelly, let:!, Cubmaster-sleeping, of course(??}" Classroom vlsltatlon will be oath and pledge and offiCially become Cub and hiS asSIStant, DaVId Turner, the boys
Two more parties \\ I'll.' dlllners before the dance given by held from 7' 45 to S'15 pm Pack M C 38. Reverend F J. DeC'neudt, displayed therr talents WIth an exhIbit ofCATHY DROEGE and POLLY WILTON Over at Cathy's were Mrs. S. J. Georgi, SOCIalcha1r- pack Chaplam, led the group In the open- homeeraft, made at their Dens.h da B II J ks J W lk ' D k L d J Ill' R lli gs 'ng Prayer, Presentation of Bobcat pms was madeer te, I ac on, an a er n IC or, oan eon man, announces that her comout- •'0 Don O~born Ardvth Fahl 'n Jim SWIft, Nancy Doherty 'n Bob tee has somethmg nev. and dlf- The meetmg cllmaxed month! of hard and the evenIng was brhought ttO a closet byStarnes, B3rb Otto 'n Jim Brenner and Gretchen Kleehammer ferent to offer dunng the SOCial Rev DeCneudt, With IS mo IOn pIC ures'n Jim Buechel Polly entertamed JaOle Lundgren 'n Don De- hour. I \\ork on tne part of the entrre Cub staff of thp LIOCIS-Cardmais Thanksglvmg foot-Ke>-ser, Janice Skillman 'n Larry Hittle, Marilvn Walter 'n Jerry! Just a few months ago It was only an Idea ball game, much to the delIght of everyEwart Rob Barle played host ' m the St. Joan of Arc Mother's Club and one present. ~
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Hmmm-lt sure \\ as neat TOMMY W;ELDON did hIS best t.o H D B T T lk T DARpIa)' the top tunes that are most dance-able On the speedy ones. Johnny~eMazer. Jr. enry · rown 0 a 0 School NewsLEMON DROP & FLYING HO}IE, kIds seen whlzzmg around the ...J1m floor \\ ere Marlene Hutton 'n BIll Carruthers, ChrIStine Orr'II SkIp Do\\ney, Geme Salmon 'n BIll Turrell, Barb Brown 'nFritz Bloy, Barb FItzgerald 'n Don Vender bush, Joan Seabrldge 'nCa1 Purdy. Jerry Jacobson 'n Bill Anderson, Nancy Massmck '0Jim Connelly, Joannie Kennard 'n Bob Bassett, Joannle Massy 'nChuck GesqUire Others that liked the slower type were JucUeMacMahon 'n Tom Nelson, Barb Booth 'n Sherb Brown. Pat Ham-mond 'n JIm Fenske. JulIe Ford 'n Jim Kilgore, Tom Hoffman 'nrr, Harnet Spaulmng 'n :'wiac McKalr, Marcia Booth 'n Bob Al-len, and Gmny Granse 'n Al Bryant, SuzIe Riggs 'n VlOce Schoeck.
'N NEXT WEEK.. •Next weekend there's bIg domgs over GROSSE POINTE
MEMORIAL CHURCH way. There's gomg to be a variety party-enryone welcome. It only costs 60c per persoD to get mto thiswooderful affair of square dancing, regular dancmg to RALPHALLURD'S band, plllg pong, card games, refreshments, and loadaof other things. Beginnmg at 8 00 and lastmg 'till 8:30 are aaerieI of skIts. I! It goes over lD a bIg wa>-, we'll have anotherODe to go ,"I next year RE~{EMBER NOW, IT'S 1'HIS FRIDAY,lIAllCH 18 AT 8:00. SEE YA THERE. •••
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Recordmgs of some of the mUSlCto be played by the ChicagoSymphony Orchestra next week WIll be reviewed by Mr. RalphDeal of the GrOS5e POinte HIgh School and some students fromthe MUSIC ApprecIation Club, Ann Lampman, Russell McNair,Judith Rice, Peter Ron. and Bruce Terris, at the home of :Mrs.John D. J akle, 286 114cKJnley on Thursday afternoon, March 24for the Literature and MUSICGroup of the Grosse Pointe Branchof AAUW.
At 1:00 p. m. Mrll. Emil O. Dauch and Mrs. Wl1lJam T. Krebswill serve tea, followmg whIch Mr. Deal and Ius students willplay the recordings of the March 26th symphony concert anddiscuss the program to be given at that tune.
Announce Troth Chicago SymphonyMr. d Mrs. Lee S. Walker of Booked .for MasoniC
an The Chicago Symphony Or-Bedford road announce the en- chestra, eon due t e d b'1 Fritz,agement of their dauahter, Busch, will present a concertHelen to DaVId Roth, $On of Mr. that will mclude composItions byand Mrs. Peter C. Roth, of Hazle- Brahms and Mozart at the Mas-wood avenue, Detroit. onie Temple, Saturday, March 26
. at 8:30 p. m.The pall', both students at the tiona by Brahtns, and Mozart
UmVer51ty of MIChIgan, plan a at the Masonic Temple, Satur-sprmg wedding. day, March 26 at 8:30 p.m.
To Review ClassicsFor AAUW Music Set
Pointe Garden ClubTo Hear Poetry
Mrs Herbert D. 5e1uDit&'.home at 33 Radnor C1I'C1e willbe scene of the Pointe GardeClub meeting on Monday, Ibnh21.
The hostesses, Mra. Ila)'mODllWal1c, Mrs. PhilIp K. W ...
Among the Fontebone Auxiliary members preparing and Mrs. Schmitz will IIe1'W •for Detroit's Largest Rummage Sale to help raise funds for tea after a reading of GaM.
. Poetry by :Mrs. Richard A. r•.the St. John HOSPItal, Morass and Chandler, are these Grosse sytb.Pointers. From left to right they are Mrs. E. F, McCafferty,of 13215 Haverhill; Mrs. M. G. DeNavarre, 403 Lothrop; and Navyplanes averqed IIIfAilhtMrs. B. Kolodziejski, of 420 Kadieon. The sale, which will hours per day durinc their 8moffer a wide variety of articles. will be held at St. James month of operatioD in the BerliaChurch on April 1 and 2. Persons who wish to donate any AJ.rllft.article can arrange for pickeup service by calling Un. 1-3276.
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Marilyn Marr, Sue Runde, andLoIS Von Allemon, Camp FireGirls in Mrs. Byron Runde'sGroup, will be guests at theGrosse Pointe Woods KIwanismeetmg Tuesday evenmg, March15th.
Camp FJre Leaders will havean opportunity to II t ten d aC.O.L E. Workshop on the UnitedNations Thursday evening, Mar.17th, from 7:30 to 10 p.m., at theCentral Y W.C.A. C O.L.E., stand-ing for Co-ordinated LeadershipEducation, provides the leadersof Camp Fire Girls, GJrl SCouts,and Y-Teens with an opportu.nity to meet and receive inStruc-tion from experts in the field ofYouth Education.
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Everyone enjoyed the bird81m and talk 10 much and were
leased and surprised that :Mr.Eichsted had brought along twoother Iilma on Forest Preserva-tion 10 MIchlgan and the Swim-ming and DIving Try-out8 forthe Olympic Games. The 60 girlshaving an opportunity to see thefilms and hear Mr. Elchsted talkwant to express theJr apprecia-tion to Mr. Eichsted, Mr. Jamie-son, and Mrs. Runde for a mostinteresting evenmg.
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Mr. E. A. Eichated of the Au.dubon Society of America talkedto the gJrls while Mr. MarshallJamieson, principal of ParcellsSchool, showed colored film8which Mr Elchated had taken inour own state of MichIgan. Thefilm was 10 reallstic and the col-ormg so outstandmg that thegira could not help but learnthe habIts and many other in-teresting detaik of birda nati ..to MichIgan.
The Camp "Jre Girls of Mrs.Byron Runde's Group of Grosse (Pbinte Wooda invited the BlueBirds from Mrs. Alice Good-•mith'. group also of the Woods, ~Blue Bmb from Mrs. ElaineRea'. group of Detroit, and theCamp Fire Glrla of Mrs. John A.Hohtein'. group, Detroit, to betheir guests at one of the mostinteresting experiences in na.ture $tudy on Tuesday evening,March 8th, at the Parcella ScnoolUs Grosse Pointe Woods.
unNaI or GUI'DDark-colorecl ftrieti. of 1ll1ll-
cadme 1tBpe8 take OIl color In'eral weeks before reaching prUDeripell-. Hownw, the sugar COIJ.-tent of the juice is not at its peakuntil the blight colOl' appe&l'8DCehaa c:banpd to • dull black.
'nl. people OIl .. United!Statet wear about 310,000,000Ipairs of shoes a year, accordiJlg I
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Werner ConductsFinal Concert
The Sc:andiDavian SympbOll7Orchestra will close ita 19th .. -SOD with a c:oncert eoadueted byEdward Werner. He will be __silted b,. Perq Grainger, com-poser-pianist.
The prOlf"8m will be held atM •• o n ie Temple, IaturcMr,Kardl 11 lit 8:30 p.-.
SATURDAY EVENING POST; Gordon Elliott,SUCCESSFUL FARMING; Max E. Kille,FARM JOURNAL; and Vaughn Flannery, ArtConsultant for PATHFINDER. VinCent A. Roy,Head of the Art Education Department,PRATT INSTITUTE, also Joined the boardthis year. The Judgmg was conducted at theWaldorf-Astona in New York. Over 50,000drawings were entered.
It IS hard to say Who is the most excitedabout Robert's succe.u, he or his teachers.Clare Gustafson and Gladys Vance, underwhose gwdance fledilini artJSt5 from MasonSchool prepared their entries. Mas Vance,MISSGutafson, School Principal, Ethel Tucker,and other teachers throughout the country arelargely responsIble for the SUccetlll of the pro-gram, which has llterally made dreams cometrue for hundrech of talented youngsters.
Best drawmgs from the state and natIonalWinners will form an exhibit wluch, as inpast years, Will tour the nallon's art galleries,museums and schooh. Previous exhIbIts havebeen displayed in such art centers as the ArtInstitute of Chicago.
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Robert Johnson, 8, 3rd grade student atMuon School, has Just been notified that heia one of the nine first-place winners from thISatate 111 ML1ton Bradley Company's nationwide"Amenta the Beautiful" Crayon Art Competi-tion for kmdergarten and grad~ school stu-dents. Robert IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gun-nar Johnson of 1745 Anita. ..
Bobby's drawing, titled ''Begmning theNew House." Willi selected by a JUry of na-tionally prominent art authorities as the bestof those submitted In the tlurd grade diVISionfrom schools all over the state. He and thewinners In the eight other grade classificationswill receIve mounted engraved plaques In rec-ogJ1ltion of their achievement. National Win-ners, chosen from state wmners In each grade,wlll be presentld WIth $500.00 governmentbond scholastiC fund awards.
Judges for the annual competitIOn are artedJ.tors of leadmg national pubhcatlOns. Thejudging panel lJlc1udes George W. Fmnegan,WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION; Ralph Ells-worth, PARENT'S MAGAZINE; William O.Chessman. COLLIERS; Kermeth Stuart, THE
The Alma College Scots, 1948MIAA have acheduled 8 grId con-tests for next fall and are stillon the lookout for a ninth op-league encounters.
. Sue PaxtOD, J';ldy M.iller,. Jane Boyles, Beatrice Burrows, Jane Lilly and DianeRinehart, ~p ~ Girls .In Mrs. Byron Runde's Camp Fire Group are busily en.ga~ed practicmg their culmary arts for their Bake Sale Saturday, March 19th, at theEdison Com~any office on Jefferson Ave. The girls thought it fitting and proper todecorate theU' sample cup cakes with candles for Camp Fires' thirty-ninth anoiver.B&rY which girls all over the nation are celebrating this week.
Third Grader At Mason School WinsAward In National Art Competition
G 1Winter Road Travel 1'0 Mistress Mine':Evening roup Was Costly in 1808 INext for Shubert
P I M. Highway load IJm~ts in MICh-, Two of the screen and stage'sa n5 e e tJ n9 Igan dunng the Sprmg breakup \m 0 s t glamorous personalltles,are a far cry from the restrlC- Sylvla Sidney and John Loder,
Rev. Paul F. Ketchum will gIve tlons imposed all Winter on an will head the cast of ''0 MIstressa condensation of the "Book of English turnpike in 1808. IMme'" which comes to the stagethe Revelations" at the meeting of the Shubert-Lafayette Theaterof the Evemng Group, Grosse Prof. Roger Morrison, c:urator for one week only beginn.ingPointe Memorial Church Wo-- of the UmversJty of Michigan'. Sunday evening, March 20.man's Association, T L e s day, IMarch, 220at 8 p.m. m the church Transportation Library, hllll just I Mias SIdney made her Broad-parlor. located a hand-written table of f way debut when she was fifteen
Hostesses will be Mrs Mary tolls for the Darhngton-West years old ill a small part In anBuersteIla, Miss MarlOn Lancaster Auckland turnpIke. dated Apr. appropriately titled play calledand MlSS Lucille Wareham. 30 1808. "Challenge Of Youth." After a
, brJ.1liant success in ''Bad Girl"There were no load liuuts but she was discovered by Holly-
between "the 31st of OCtober wood and has since carved outand 1 of March" the tolla were a great name for herself alter-doubled on "every wagon, wain nating between motion picturescart or other tarrlaie, laden m Hollywood and London andWIth coals or other goods." the legItimate theatre. Alana:
lJst of screen appearances haveincluded most recently, "BloodOn The Sun", "Mr. -"Ace" and"The searching Wind". She andMr. Loder were last seen to-gether In a motion picture, "Wo-man Alone". which Alfred Hitch-cock f i l1Yl e d in London, aDdwhieh later was released underthe title, "I llarriecl A Murder-.."
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Your Buick mao will tell you bow •A thorough eogine tune-up makesThe openiog step his sbop man takes.
He draios aod Bushes where it's dge;Transmission, dift'erenrial, too.Checks your faD bell. hose and points,Gives LUBRICARE to all the "joints."(Matched-to-mileage maintenance paysAnd saves your car in maoJ ways.)From grille to taillight, COUDt 00 this-There's DOt a siogle spot he'U miss.He fills YOW'car with springtime un, for
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Arthur Rubinstein, the master pianist, currently onhis eleventh consecutive concert tour of the United Statesunder the management of Impresario S. Hurok, will appearin Detroit on :Monday. March 28th in :Masonic Auditorium,
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GrO&Se Pomte Country DaySchool received many honorsthrough Its entries In the Re-gional Scholastic Art ExhlbltlOIlpresented bv Crowley, Milnerand Company.
For more than two decadesScholastic Magazines have con-ducted thIS nation-wide pro-gram With the cooperation ofpubhc-sptrlted sponsors, to en-courage and develop talentamong students In additIOn 10local recognition, scholarship"to leading art schools. cashawards, and representatIOn IDthe national exhibItion consti-tute the national honors GoldKey winners In the regionalcontests have the honor of theirwork hemg entered in the. 22ndAnnual HIgh School Art Ex-
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Eleven entries were made byart students at Country DaySchool. Highest honor was givenSall~' Fay, a semor, for hercover deSIgn for FORTUNE ma-
'nle SeDlor Class of the 'courtesy of the J. L Hudson gazme Sally's entry was an ab-Grosse Pointe Country Day Company. MISS Mary Rlchard- stract desIgn in red, black, andSchool Will stage Its Sprm~ son has been workmg With the gray on a. green background.FashIon Show 10 the audltonuln gIrls m preparation for thIS gala based on geometric shapeson Tuesday. March 22nd. at four Willing to experiment in variedin the afternoon. ' affaIr. medIUms. and With a vivid
Plans have been In progress I Costumes of all kmds Will be Imagmatlon, Sally has producedfor some tune by the members I a great deal of art work. Sheof the seDlor class. headed by i modeled n>' Carolvn Bross\-,I has taken advantage of the var!-Betsy Waldhott Tlu'ough the Sally Fo\. Jane Kuhlman. Carla ous art classes- under the di-
I ILlpslu. Glona Roberts Momc~ Irectlon of Mrs. DorIS Hass, m-Sterba. Jean Stever. Bets~ cludmg HIStorY of Art Appre-
aad Old Hand's Tins Waldbot;. Susan W~eelock and I cia lion. and Major Art ThisT I Jean W nght. Incll;ded 10 the I entr\' wlll go to CarnegIe In-
sho\\ will be sports custumes, Istltute In PIttsburgh for the na-
O L J- • I gO\\ n.s for day-tune and eve-I tlOnal competltlon.n anUSCanlnU rung In addltlon. comparisonT 0 Icostumes ",ill be shown to dem- Four Honorable Men t ion s I
You don't have to be a pro- onstrate nght and wrong attire were also awarded to Country Ifestllonal landscape gardener to for \'arlous occasIOns Day art stu~ents .. Th':Se honorsmake your yard llveable A rough Staging. hghtlng, and tIckets fwebnt tOd Carl~ GLII!lSkl fRorbhr~rplan of how yOU want your ter- 11 be t1 k f I a rlC eSlgn, orla 0 e .5race and lam arranged and bWIu expterB) tadenR c3rGe 0 for a:'l abstract pamtlng 1Q.• I y ... argare arnar. ae ar- I t p B ts W Idbott f rsome shrubs, shade trees. and Iber. and VlrglDla Robb, While I em ora. . e y a o.flower borders are all :you need J D k '" .ll l' _ Iher ceramiC, a hippopotamus,ean Ie 0" \\ I P a~ accom and Susan Dryden for hel'to start. says F. F Rockwell. an panymg mUSIC thrOll e:hout the. •old hand WIth gardens. Wntmg I Fa."'on Show. I clulds book IllustratIOn.m McCall's for March, he tell- I In the Photography d.1vision, Iyou how to go a'oout beautlfymg --~-- Gloria Roberts entered 12 photo- I
LUTIlEBA..'l' CH~B OF TIlE y.our yard: \.V dd H graphs. wluch receIVed certifi-BEFO:&1Il.A.Tl05 v e g Id A'.mo. HIIIl.Wa:r l!:.u& at Lalr.ev... "FIrSt a don't Don't plant all In e T cates of Honorable Mention
Clh~ F. StkUN, D.D., p .. wr around your terrace so ~..ou c~'t Fort Lauderdale I Last week all art studen!sI~"30~t~ ~':::'Sc~tlt Wark.r walk easily to your lawn. You re I from grades 7 through 12 had
1100 A. ll-Yonung Worsllip The gOing to want to get out on the I M.ss Bett\ Burns. daughter of I the pnvilege of seemg the com-th.m., of the Pastor" sermoD tor the grass for lots of thmgs - sun- I Mr and Mrs Charles T Burns. plete exhIbit 'I'hey were ac-thIrd Bunda' In vnt ..,11 be Fire bathmg. games maybe hangmg formerly of Grosse Po.nie Farms. compamed by Mrs Doris Hass,Kmdled .. cl th td k . B~ 00 PM-Adult CIa$II for those 0 es or OU oor coo mg \\ as marrIed Monday, February MISS LydIa Kerr. and MISS et-uolting ,.,tb the chureh OD Palm "Make a htUe plan. Don't mat- 28 to Robert Gittens, son of Mr. sy Ferguson, of the faculty.Suoda) ter ho\\" rough It IS. nut scale It I and Mrs H N Gittens of the
6 00 PM-Young pOOL?le'.Luther out on paper Make a hst of the I Blue Waters Hotel In Fort Laud- Durmg the last SIX months, theu,ague Semor Luthor .ague hMarch :l2-The Slud, Group of the t mgs you llke to do and then erdale, Flo, and Columbus. OhIO Nav\' MARS has mamtamed a \...omen of the church will meet at put down a olace for each one IThe weddmg receptlOn was held 100 per cent load factor. supply-8 00 P M IIf ~au wa'lt to keep an eye on I m Governors' Club Hotel, Fort mg alrllft to' cargo and passen-
:\laroh 23-\\ pdn~sda' e<enlng L.r' the sandbox for 'n~tance out It ILauderdale I gers m th P cifilen .......Iee It 7 ~o P Il' Thp subJect' e a c.of the Pastor s sermon ..,11 be His In Sight of the kitchen wmdo\~Thoughtfulness .. "The shade trees are ne"t and
they'll be your biggest expense"EFf'E.SO~ AYE!("("E METHODIST Maybe a Flowering Crab, a Dog-
CHnteR.le•• noR A••••• Ea•• at llIa.lboro.lIh wood or a Japanese Cherry -..... Sui•• )" D. E.I. D D., ~h.l.ter somethmg that \\ on't get too blg
SL~DAY MARCH 20 but 11.'111gIve color Keep them I10 00 A M -:\loTnmg WOTsrip w\tn Iwell watered
1'1. Re< :llr Rudolph H Boyce as Ipreacher
10 0<1-1200 noon-Chureh school for Accordmg to CHILDCRAFTthe c~'ldren books. It would take an aIrplane I
11 10-1200 noon - Church school ft. 200 I h - Iclass.. for lnterme,hlte. l ouns: p.oplp J mg mi es per our ;>0and adults years to travel from the Sun
7 00 P ~ -Youth FellowshIP meet. to the Earth Moving at theIng WEDXESl>AY same rate of speed a trlD tJ
Y.UTH L'CTREIIA" ("Bt:ItCH ( 00 P '1 -JunIOr "0" rehea.r!!41 Pluto. the farthest planet lrom£l5t , .. .,..... at PItlllp 6 iO P :u -LeDt.n fell' .... hlp dlo- the sun. could be made In oi
C B I.aIl P lit n.r-re'.TvatJons b.. Monday htUe better than 2.000 years'1In . Jl'iUDA~' a or 7 ~5 P :\l -Lenten s.mee lfIth Re... 1---------------1
8 00 P V -Ylrv Martha Soc1etv Harold Bremer DetrOIt ~.thodlott B4.H"'1 WORLD t 'UTK8 00 P M -Boa~d of Elden Confereoce Dlre.tor of Religious Ed. 1St 310... ROld
SATURDAY ucatlOn u speak.r Tl. 2-33UI9 10 A !!l-('at.cr,lsm Instruetlon TH"CP.SDAT FRID ....Y :'IARCH I-
SO"DAT 7 0<1-1000 P :\1-Recreat.on for teen I S"u P M-Dlseu.slOr greu Top.9 ~O A !ll -Sunda} School fOT all I",P ,outh of tho churoh and cOlllmu. I'c Is man 8 fT.~ a!:'p't ,. doe.
3.lte!! 'IJh h~ 10110'1:' a d€'stUt('od C(iurs,." God11 00 A ~r -Worsh,p Se... ic. wllh I 7 ~5 P 1,1~OlT reh.arsal alone <all JuclF;pand mea"ur, Ihe re'
••nnon Ta~I" salt" sllOns,bll1t, of our frep WIll. brought6 'lO P ,,-Adult Conftnnatlon In. I EA<;TlJll""'TFll PRF.... YTElll""' lbout Irom mhpTltanee or IrsUnct.
tnTUt'tlon CHCBC"R and demandpd from U~ as a..I~). To7 ()') P )1 -A Youth Sen.,r. b} " "'1 a rooa .. horn God ha.o I':"P11 In lh. eradle
Touth !or Touth lte•• T ,... "IoIM.Ie•• n.D,D 11t: much from HIm He w,ll d.mand:\lOXDAY "Iaillt.r somet'me much"
7 10 P 1( -Tearh<!~' InS!ru<tlon SUNDAY !lIARCH ~ -------TUESDAY Sunday Church School !l 45 A !II' TlD: GBOS"t: POI~TE £NITABIAN
6 Iii P M -Glrl Scouts w,th class... for all ag.s Morning CR£BCH7 00 P M -Bo~' Scouts Worahlp 11 00 A M Infant Baptism EMt ".«enoD A •••• t BI.ard III••
WEDNESDAY ,..,n ho admlmot.red at thIS serrlce S"t":s'DAY'lARCH 20 I94qS 00 P :.r -u,nttn S.m', ...,Ih '.r. Tho n"rsen- 11 oll"" dUTlnfl:thl. sp.... elJureh .. rr'T' It 11 A 111
mon C1aun,. Wlf. of PontIus P,. 'c, 10 rarp for :!I11allchlldron .. hne Church '!Thool at 10 10 A MIII. • tholT paronll altpnd mornIng worshIp FRIO ....T \IARCH 18 I~l~
THURSDAY IYouth Group~ IrP.1 at 6 15 P )1 All Couplp. Club-Pot luck 1Uj1J>erIt4 1i P v: -JunIOr ("hOlT ,oung .. elromp Sp<'<'1alLenten ....... 6 ~OP 111700 P .. -Chapel ("Mlr I ,cps ue hold paeh WedMsda' It St::s'DAY MARCH 20 144q~ 00 P "l --SenIor CholT 7 ?f) II m pr.c.dod b' a nlnnOT..... P<l H"bl" .how at I'a a' • P 'I:I betwPP" lhp hOUri or ~ O,(l aTd 7 l' m ITESDAY 'lARr'n 22 1~49
l'T(\ tl-'f' uD('"hurr-hflod 01 .hl~ t'ornn'lUnit'\ W0n'f"n!o Alhancf!Io-S,p.wlng at 10 30WP e"tend a eordlal InTitatlOn te>at. A M"nd our ...meu WEDXESDAT 'lARCH » IMI
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0- 1. G t. .,.... P..... 1' ChoIr Practlcp lit ~ P '"tl.'lIl OIt... DTi.. J'.-t --- - -
T..l 'li"lapra 77tl I THY CoRO""Y P01'TY1
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'Our Attltuil. To.. am. r;on rh,,'- eO'GRFh'TTO", H. ent RIlltlan'" wl11 'tx- th" .f>1"n"''>'n t"-'TH' r.r "".,.tlne I'll Rlrlla ..d ~'h .... 1'Pa~OT v..l~.. •• 'Bllothan\. Ln.~""Tan I "~K''111f'," 11"&' 'Kf>rt'h~, ••('"hurr'h npxt Sunrll' *1 hnth th,. :R W (".rlp,," ~"f'ld. Palllltorano 1()"0 A m ..~-t"lC~" l ~\lr ,. 1! A. \1 -\\ I r"r T .....""I('f"
T,..fIo Kln"""/i:'f1rtr 11 Primer, IfTO'IP (.f I C::11"rla' !1 A ,,. ,l Ir, \1 'II "\001• tl" ... g\1 ....dA'\ S<'ho .....1 ..-11 \l":Af t1'l" .tl)r" I~ I 1'1::\\ ... \ .......Hr~ , l.th 5irY" I.....; ('or Chnllllt 'two!(.,...,. th- Hl~h 'Prl" ...t. \1. '"l.ri'1\ '7' P " 'r I' r
r;..,.ad '1: t~ l=l WIll .~,. th,. ""1lt"lalI7p(l Thurcda'''' ....)." \i (\ n ('h('liT
I I ....,t n fltOT\ P".t,.r T..l"!1 p"..tor Th4" r.. r C' r lh '«' 1T........ c;,unda.\Rlf"iIIofl: "'111 naTTlt(l th(' t.,ct"on ,. ,amrJif rr'm "....j r m :\" • to hom~
I "T'r~ Ttrnl(\r '11"'1 .... l""1UIIt'tl'111 ('ortl""l' 0' \1:t-, 1. l n,.nrlpr.r>n , ...1\ We ..".1h~lr dl-rU'.O" t')r 1l-l" G"'~l (1 St lrll!t I....
I 'fark ...-hl1t> thr .....,u1t rb ...... wilt ron- n- r DC .... v; 11 m. f". "ur t=-:, ~~t.~ r1w14" t"'" Srrm(in on , ...,. '\(oun1 nr.g .::It - ,," th~ 114"Y"" ')1' P"'If~
011 "'.petnflo,f'la\ at R ('J m th~ Pa... D1C'k......, ,.) ~r~ f n~f'f 11I('T" ~III ('f\"'flnl hi" mHi'1r"""'\' 1..I"1ti'n I Th".. ("rllrr <:: r-rvl "tA.l"" ~ 1 mf"t
I 1i'1- "'''"'11: pr,.~rb"'ll! /'IT "hfl n,fl'milo ,\fr-. h\ r ~I ... 'r l"1 :t' q,., hr~m'", Rt'hr hi V/llr ':;:1"1'"Of r>n tht' VIa Dn (1 "h4"' (", lrr ", 11 p..... f',1 ~n
k T ~A. T L,pot' .. ~. 'r ;...1 ... 1r\
Tin: O:&oSSF. POI!(TE ](ETRODISTCHVBc.
!lH'hBC ~.'W' I. K.erb,. ~ .... IK~r~:r 'i ••• lter.It .. 11
Ih"ldl.r: Si.... X...... BeadS.ar X• ..,.... al
..... Rlllt'll C W11lte. Pan ••Tel. T'C. 1.11ft
~"DAT YARCH 20. 1M910 ~)lomtng Worship and Ser-
mon-"At Th., lUrht Ro.nd or God"10 45-114~huT"h School for all
department. 01 the C~lld~en's DITi-slon An IrfanU' and Toddl~ro' ~urs-fin 1! al!1o pro"\ic"d durl'rg l'hl. pe-nod
12 00-12llO-Youth Clus 1IIoetJnl6 30 PM-Youth C1us meeting and
part\" It th.. home of "MI!lI!llanllnlShanks 414.1D•• on.hlre
WED~"ESDAY Y.ARCH 23 1949S 00 P :Il: -Th. W"men 0 S)Cloty
01 Chn.tlan SPrnee • .,d TIe :\Ien'sClub of t~. Gre>.s- POl.,te ,r.trodlS!Church will hllTe a Jol~t m... tmg atthp rom- M 'ofr ard Mrs W J S,',monS 1~~2Torr.. Road Dr Ed.... ~dL Cushman Dl ....~ctt')r of th~ tT's1:1tuteof 1ndustTlai Relatlors of Wa"npr:nITonlt\" -.nil ~pellk on Human''''alue.!l In Labor Problems"
THLRSDAY 't.o\RrH 24 lM~4 00 P Y -J mlor ("hOlr rehe.,."alS 00 P ~ -Se"ior <'holr r.coaroal
Clla18TlAlio SCIElOiCE eR'C.CHES!!latt.r 'It,ll be the wbJe<:t of
the u,~n.sermon In all Ch~I!tlanScl.nc. chlU"Chu throurhout thoworld or Sunda~ March 1IO
Tht Goldtn Tellt (J.rtmlah 3 22) ISTrul:r .n \aln 's 1II1..atlon hoped for
frobl thp IdIlB. and from the multl-tudp of mountains truly ID the Lordour God IS tb. salTlItion of Isra.I"
Among th. Bible cItations Is till!puaa,c. (Romans 8 56) • For tho..that ~ atter tht fl.sh do mInd thethings of the nellh but th.' thataT' Ifl.r tbe Splnl the thl'lgs of theBplnt For to be caTDa1I~. mlI,ded IIdeath but to be spintuill.. mIndedIs life and pellet"
C?rrelatl... pasoaa'e. to be readfrom the Chr:llltJan SclOlIC' t-"tbook"Sclenc. and Health WIth Ke} to th.Scnptur""," b:r l[ary Baker Edd.. In-
elude tht fono'lrinll: (p :mn . In pro-porUon a.s the b.llere dlaappears thathfe ed tnt.1h,en"" are III or of_ttor. the Immortal facU of beingare seen 1114 their 0,,1.. id.a or In-teUlPl10t I. In Gocl"
~ocal ehUTChesplt"n: LIiTHa:a.L'Ii" CBl ac. \ c.aIS,. ,.HI: lilAC Ll TIlK~
" ... re ..... BAU... CHl'acll.. , EI.. G. o..a, """te. a...... P..... "1I4a••• (,014." BetM.a,' kar ". I Gell.rt. P.....
"nut, .. aro:lo U. I SelloDA Y WARCH ~The M.SMr... r ot Peace' a Iruh Third SUnd~ in LeDt
rtlll"oUl mon. .,11 be I"o .. n 11> the 9 3l) A ill -Sunda)' .ellool meetl forP.ac. lu41torlwn be¥lnnlD,( al 7 ~v III &'(. lr!"OUpllpm "I> ~Tlday IlJl'ht. Iolarch IS 11 00 A :w: -Pot luck supper at ttl>tPTlC. or IdmlHlol>' Adult. 30 Ind Ii 30 PM-PoI luck aupper at thechildren is church .polU<lftd. b' tho LadJd I.~-" .... ) , JIUeIo •• ,lIary CIII 1(TO SChad. It KlaPn
Re' El1no G I.:lluo the pUtor ot &719for t~~r ImonoatJOD1'.IC.. 'lrill apeak on the thom.. V,"EDNI!:SDAY
Wben tile Blo.-I or LIte DelCeDd' & 00 P • -Fourtll mld....~ lADt..Th. ""rohlp hou... II Peae. are 8 30 .. rTlceand 11 00 ami 00 PM-Tile .... IDI nnle YIII
Sundal ochool and B.ble olU5M meet It the home of Mra T1IIMJ)uellbe~n th.lr .... ,OllA at t 46 a m. at 111$3Laneaater
CbrlJlt Betore the HlIh Prltlt' .. Tar:1lBDAYthe »ton for tb. ...eek & 10 P. M -Adult ehe>irpn.etieo........ ), .... It 2S -------
......om the Court of P 1 I a I. toI Herod. Pal..,e" ...111be the theme 01
Itile putor I .. rmon In tht lourth .. r-ne. of the mid...... k Lellten sen ••8 00 P III I. lhe time tor la- Hr-
I::"" lua U:TUa&N Ca"Ka
171 lie...... ....MM &.ft ....
G_ 1' JIidol«'Iaan Gel E It.... P.....
, Dlnn. SeTTl.,.,! $unda) at 11 a m
I<vnducl." bl Ih. Putor SundayS<'hool .nr) SUlldal It 9 to ILm
IT~ura Karch l1-Men. Bo.-hnl
C<aD!m.. ts at East Warr.n Reer.a-tion II 7 4j; P III
ThUI'1l Jlan"h 17-Stanlt} ProductlDemonstratloll .llOnJlored by D,,1.lol1:s'o I o! Iht Women'l Gulld will beheld at 8 pm at the church auditor.hun Mr. E J DoBSln&!ld Mn JohnFTuer will be hoate_
Friday. Mlrch 18 - Senior Choir.t 8 p IliI
:\lor-da}' llarch 21 - Ladl.s' ., ...1-Inr team meets II Downtown
R.cr.IUon 7th floor at 8 30 p mTu.,Jldal MInh 22 - Sundl" SChool
t.lch.rs 'lri1I1 meet It 8 p m~-pdne8dI}. March 23 - Jun.or
I ChOI~m.ets It 6 .:; pmWedn.sda' Mlrch 23 - u,nten
Sl'TTlet t 8 p III ~onduct.d bv IhpPastor
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St. Columba Episcopal ChurchMe~ "' ,. ........
SPIECIAI. CHURCH SIEIIYICU FOIlLENTlit bat 5.11. Detroit
Jefferson Ave.B.ptist Church........ "' .......
W.dllftdeys al 8 P M~ II " M, and 730 P M
.V.d Ind Ffl .' '0,. M
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You are cordullillinvIted UI attend a
Free Lecture entitled
SUNDAY saV!CESIOWa m .nd 5 00 p n
IU1M CHUKM Of 0lIl1ITSCIENTIST - NIllOII
147~0Ktreh ....1 A,.n ..'
!Hrc:e .nc.ent .lmes Len' h.. been klpt ., • fune of spe::l" de"O'IOr'!' letIII t."Mully .mod ,.,e ..,. dwe@~ ""d Sunday Ie", eft " our (!lurch" dur,ng~ IfJvltn wet'''' 0' len1
TII. Follow'n. Cllurclt•• ,,,,,,t. YOU:
Eastminster Jeffenon A.'II.Presbyterian Church Methodist Church
......... If Mr..- Mer.......... If ~W,.d~ .. ""y. .' 7 30 P "" W,.dnesda '" .1 7 45 P No
SundaY' It 11 " II. SundaY' .1 10" M.
Flith lutheran Church Kercheval A.Ye.Evlngetic'lPlnIip "' w...... United Brethren Church
Wedn .. daY' at 8 P M LoIr.~ .. 1(........... 1S<,.,daY' ~ 11 " Y, Wedn •• day. II 7 30 P ""
Sun .1 II " "II .nd 7 30 P II.
Grace Evangelical and Kercheval AYe.Reformed Church • Church of the Nuarene
L11c.,._ ., K.rch.".l"ednetdeys ., 8 P ""
Svnday. II II ,. Y,
10:'5 A.ILMorning Wcnl"p
Nv...., ~rtIn"tmIfY .... JUfIior durIng leN' C.
St. paul£Y. LUTHERAN CHURCH
..... SchMl............ W_y.... a-too W SeIIdredl
SUNDAY, MARCH 20-""'-11 ...~I a..dl-ll ...~ ............ L ..
AM IiIWo a..-t:30 ....
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE:ITS PRACTICAL
APPLICATION TOEVERY DAY LIFE
by Sim Andrew Kolhner, C.S.I.,of St. '~ul.Minnesot~
Member of the .... rd of Letfurlh'"pof 1M Mother Church. Th. F,ntChvrc;h of Chrll', Sclln1111, In los1'on,
Mo$Mcnu.e'"
in the
Denby High School Audltonum12800 Kelly Road
r_ 6 MIle or 7 M,1e au.Sunday March 20, 1949
at 3:00 p.m.lhoM __ .. ef ,.,,'" Chwch ef
CIorioe. SaowIIot, Do ... "
AI! liT/" We!com ..
iII 10 12.30 Young P~Ie'1
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•Le5IoD School for AllDeputmentJJ
UN. BUGB C. WBtI1t. l
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a- frWIY'* •••... 11-"'Ttoe hi .....
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!l«ond SESilon-ll 45 a raWedn.sday ~... nl~ T.stlmonlal
lIl~hll' 8 00 P mReadJIl. Room OpeD ..... k dl).
10 00 ILIIl to 9 00 p m -Sullda'2SOt0500pm
It. ........ ......(Ef'ISCOP"l
....... ....~ & ...... y IInwRev. Edgar H Yeona.n. VIcar
:s, *1 !'ol.'1"Sund., Soruu!
8 00 A M -Hol.. CommunIon9 ao A lll.-ehur~h School
11 00 .... lll.-Mornlnr Pra)USf'rmon
I ~UT!M!n" Dunne S~rncot'
SulHl., SeltoolAre VCMlr Child," Atteftdi",
Sundl, School~Y.. 11 .witH.. ..... ... .. ....
SlIVN , MASON SCHOOL
... tt.. "err SIIIICI8rAt 10:45 A.M.
a.- ,.,cw... .... A..-IV8Y1OOY WlLC:OMIl
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So when the man or woman ftip:eaentm,your local Red Croes Chapter comes to yourhoWle soon for your contribution, rememberthe big job they are doing for all of .. and tMper80nal sacrifice they're meIring to Jet it doJMt.
They're doing just what they uk ofyou'-:living to help others through your Red Cl'OM.But they give their time as well as their money.'They deserve our thanks for unselfishly de-\Toting their time to this great cause.
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YOU KNOW them III Joe and Mary, or Tomand Sue. They're your neighbors. Every
March they put their own chores and hobbiesuide and do one of the biggest jobs of the year.
You, too, can help through
Your RED CROSS
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"These good neighbors.deserve our thanks-
and our help!"
THIS APPEAL SpallaREI I'
T+iE G~OSSE POINTE ~EVIE\l1
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Cray, Iron, Semi-Steel and Alloy Castings
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We Cater ToPartiea - Clubs, etc,
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t~."I",d HI""", (WPd -Thun ~COl.slattr,. Hrnnf't1 Rrlln.r
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Collllallr '>UIl "Ill I I, 1)111"THAT "O~IH ICH I I
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NeighborhoodClub News
A Red Feather A,ene,.GIRLS' BASKETBALL .
The games last Thursday nIghtresulted m pUnishment as far ;8score was concerned when t.Paul Sentors whipped ChnstChurch by the score of 48-14and G PAC. took 51. PaulFreshmen, 31-19.
StandIDpTeam W I,
G.PAC. 10 2Betty's Dead Eyes 10 iSt Paul Sentor 10St. Paul Freshmen 4 8ChrISt Church 1 111
Games scheduled for Thuh-day nIght. March 17th:
7 30 pm -Betty's Dead Eyesvs St. Paul Seniors.
8 30 pm -St Paul Freshmenvs ChrISt Church.• • •
Career GirlsCareer GIrlS are meetmg every
Thursday mght at 7 30 pm atthe NeIghborhood Club. Theirprogram mcludes ceramiCS, pingpong, volley ball and cards, Anygirl Interested IS invited,
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WIXTER VISITORS to Fort Lauderdale. Fla., fromGrosse Pointe, H. 1. Volk, standing, left, and Mrs. Clar-ence Lisch made this fine catch while fishmg in the GulfStream "i~h John Monaghan, left, and Capt. Dick Dunreeof the charterboat "Vagabond ill." Mrs. Lisch boated abonita and h\o large dolphIn while )Ir. Volk caught ase~en.foot. six-Inch sallfish, a pair of dolphIn and a bomta.Photo courtesy Fort Lauderdale PublIcity Bureau.
TIolE GROSSE POINTE R.EVIE'A'
Louie Klein, Tiger Moore I' Results of Last Week's BowlingTop All-Star Card aad Slight CommeDt:
The MIddies and the JtIdlesA bout whIch has captured the split _ Cla\10n Ovesen for the I
fans' fancy IS the maIO event Judles, the kJngfish" With a 549for Fnday nIght at ChesterfIeld series.Arena. Gratiot near 10-Mlle Earl Holzba ..gh s FIve saved aroad, when Lou I e (A tom I c shutout bv '1\ mnmg the mIddleBlo~de) Klem tangles ""Ith •T.. game from Kopps Pharmacy byger Jack Moore m the top two pms Carl Allemang s 586,event of an all-star card Jim Burgess' 534 and Geo. Dett- I
loff s 546 helped to produce 2576, 1thIrd hIgh on the "m 0 n e ~
Durmg the past year. 43000 board," recently held by the INaval AIr Reservists participated Motor City Tlres. ,In regular drIlls or annual tram- Motor CltV Tires' 4.0 WIn o\'cr l
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Four teams Will compete inpia) oils Monday, March 21. forthe Neighborhood Club's MajorLeague Basketball ChampIOn.ship The wmner of thIS two-game knockout series WIll re-ceive the Roland Gray Trophy.
Defendmg champion HansonChevrolet WIll face formIdablecompehtJOn m St. Clare. OldBw:k Inn and East Side Sports.These tearns topped the eightentries at the end of 1948-49season.
MInor league teams Will alsoclash m title playoffs, begm-nlng that same rught.
Tom Boyd. last )'ear tltallSt;Tracey Motors. and SWlshershave already Clinched a place inthe series, finlShmg the seasonm 1-2-3 order. 5t Clare, Infourth place, must wm Its finalgame thIS week to make It.
Athletic Director Bill Duroch-er slated that the Grosse PomteOptimISts WIll present a trophyto the champiOn.
All four teams in the GradeSchool League WIll enter theplayoffs, begmnmg March 22 Inthe order that they finished theregular season's play. they areN. C Jets. St, Clare, St. Paul.and St, Ambrose.
a Four Top 5'5'"Ready ForPlayoffs
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Off their usual fonn, pace sel-ters. Turner's lost three POUlts to ballBuckendge, in Sixth place, Wed- K. C. Basketnesday at Vogue R~reatlOn 10
the Grosse Pomte Busmess Men's Tournament To The '....av the teams WIll be shutout of the evemng, ~League play. paired In the G P. Rotary Club HarrlSon Carpets won over 10Turner's defeat enabled Grosse Bo\\ Img League, Friday night, Plches Barber Shop, 3-1. ThePomte CurtaInS to come wlthm Confuse Scorers are as follows: fadmg barbers gave up Withoutone pomt of ilrst place as they a struggle,took four markers from Tom Kopps Pharmacy V~ Farms Mondrv Cleaners had littleBoyd. A scorekeepers nightmare has Market; :MIddle Atl Transp. Co. trouble takmg a 3-1 wm fromAnother four-pomt .....mner was hit the DetrOit basketball Circles. \ s G, P Revle ..... Plches Barber FImpenal Cleaners over Beldmg Entered 10 the Michigan State Shop 'Irs M 0 n dry Cleaners; G P. ReVIew. I l,.elSCleaners Kmghts of Columbus Basketball Houston Bros, Inc., vs. Moto, Ir" Schoof blasted 607 and, 0.1 B
Takmg three games from Br~ce Assoclatlon'~ annual ~ournam~nt City Tires; HarrISon Carpets V5, Alt RunkJs 562, still ~oust~n I I ... rsWIgle. Janet's moved mto thIrd IS the. Fo'l\ ler. MIchIgan, qlUn- Auto Club. Earl Holzbaugh vs Bros, Inc, lost three pomts .0 ~spot. tet It IS by far the fOXlest team I Punch & Judy Lounge. I the Auto Club who soared to '" MASTER HEATER 6' COOLER
Led by a hIgh sene.s of 570 to come to DetrOIt m ages. The new heIghts; ClIff Larson 522, S 14200 E. WARREN .t Newport VA. 2-8posted b) Art Louwers. Grosse tournament, wruch IS beIng held The most Important match of Herb GroenIng 573 and the rest ~GG!BQQOO!UUClQ!UllgClClClllOGOClllGCO!Hi!l!l~~""''''~~Pointe Prmters spltt With Whyte on March 26 and 27 at the K. of the evemng Will brIng Farms of the team In there all theOlds C CounCil 305 at 4740 Wood- ~Iarket and Kopps Pharmacy to- time
Other g a m e s saw' Boutm's ward, m;ilches the Fowler team gether 10 what we belleve wl1l STAllfDINGSwhitewash Ken n e 11 Y. Rustlc agaInst the Mt. Clemens aggre- be a real "humdmger," The W LCabms take three from Cramer gallon at 7 pm Saturday. March Koppers held a four-pomt lead ] :\lIJdle AU, Transp. 60 40and Macl..Nottmgham best Oak 26, 1947. To confuse the Mt. O'\,er their oPIIDnent and ar~ 2 Kopps Pharmacy 59 .41Cleaners, 3-1. Clemens team, In addition to only one pomt out of first Plac~, 3. Farms Market 55 45
Me" scormg games of 200 or the scoreke~pers, the Fowler The Farmers dropped a 4-poln_. 4. Mondry Cleaners 54 46better Included, G. George, 233, group have brought Richard Fox er to Motor City TIres last week 5 Earl Holzbaugh 53 47Art Louwers, 224, George Azar. and hIS brothers, AlVin, DennIS, and are out to make amends. 6. Houston. Bros, Inc. 52 48213; Henry Cramer, 210; Ray Don, John and Lloyd Fox. To Middle Atl Transp. Co. and 7. Plches Barber Shop 48 52Holtcamp, 203, Joe DeSchynck, gIve hIS brothers a rest, but not G. P. ReVIew battle It out on al- 8. Motor CIty TIres 47 53203. Bert KIlltan, 201, and Bob the scorekeeper. Coach RIchard leys 3 and 4 and a wm for the 9 Auto Club 46 54Salomolll, 200 also brought John and Jim Fed- Prmters \\ ould prove mighty 10. Punch & Judy 45 55
STANDINGS ewa plus Raymond and Vernon Ilembarrassmg for the Middies. II. G PReVIew 43 571 Turner BUIck 28 774 Pungo Mondry Cleaners are hopmg 12. HarrISon Carpets 38 622 G. P Curtam 27 775 EaSier names to follow In the Forrest Piche and hiS barbers 1-- _3 Janet s Lunch 25 766 tourney \\111 be those of Joev 1""111 contmue theIr slump and be I r~ "':.4: ~4 G P ~rIntmg 24 789131.Smith. John Cullen. Barney La- given one more chance to get up I . . ~ ,5 BoutIn s Service 23 b e Bob' Calihan Tom Mohtor I In there. ;, ~6 B cke dge 23 769 0, •• • , ~7 0 Uk ~; 23 768 and Jack Plana, all of U of D. Houston Bros, Inc. draw Mo- I , • as .8 w~ i ~~~ers bl1 22 789 and Bob Faught and HIlaire tor CIty Tires and If the tIremen9 C ) e EI s~o e 21 780 Van Hollebeke of Notre Dame, keep up their v.mnmg streak- ;._ ,
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11 Mack.Kottmgham 17 785 The tourney conducted on a Harrison Carpets would like a '~ ,'il;, _t12 Tom Bo)d. Inc 16 766 one-defeat-fmd-out basIS w,1l be- v.m over the Auto Club but \\e .13 Kennelly Catermg 16 758 gin Saturday at 4 pm, With de- hardly thmk so. +14 Rustic Cabms 13 742 fendmg champions, Lan sin g Earl Hqlzbaugh ....111 tacltle15 Beldmg Cleaners 12 746 meeting Muskegon. The cnam- the Punch & Jud} CocktaIl I16 Bruce Wigle 10 732 plOnshlp game IS scheduled fo~ Lounge \\ho, by tne way, are I
SE.4.S0N RECORDS 4 pm Sunday, March 27, knockmg out theIr opponent:; I _ ..Team Smgle .....Ith reckless abandon.Buckendge 958
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IN ZANY SKIT AT CDS
This is one of the many lularious scenes in "Varietiesof 1949" presented by Detroit Umverslty School andGrosse Pointe Country Day students at CDS last week-end. Dep'cting the life of a psychiatriSt in a zany skItwere from left to right, Carla Lipski, Bill Hamllton,who played the psychiatnst. John Wood, patient, andMary Bahr.
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On TIN Succeo of Your ParlyWhen your club, sodality. or parish group plans, a ~eror lUDclJeon, be sure of its success, by holding It at'!'be Whittier. Here's where you dine in an atmosphe~
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BUICK. 1947 Roadmuter conY8rtlbleComl>lelely eqUlPped Original Own-er Call days, 100. 7-7066, eveninp,TU 1-2898.
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LOT ON Torrey Rd. ~ approvec1tor ranch type home. W A. 3-7406.
"""'ATOLE hU'lgalow, aabe.stos shlllgie5 rooms steam. garage. aIde dr!yeTV 2.(1(5.
GROSSE POL'(TE-Corner Rln.rd andGoethe--:I bedroom, tile kitchell. Ilat-ural lire place dO....llstlUr. 2 room8unfinllhed uPltalra, breezewa,.. .ll-car garage NI 'j'~S
443 McKinley !AttracUve 7 rm COIOISIII, oil A.C., Ine.... earpellll&', draperies break1utroom, lit n. lavatory, play room,screened terrau, new Iwnlngs. manycloaetl. convelllent attic .torqa .pac..
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GROSSE POINTE PARKTWO tamtly tlat-5 rooma elClh, 1 yr
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WE NEED - WE f-lAVERENTALS
We furmsh free leases and dam.<lge agreements. No cost to land-lord Licensed R(:al Estatl' broker.
HOi\J ESS REAL EST A fE15388 LIvernOIs UN 4-49833 bedrt.lJw houle in Crr()!.CiofPt... Park
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V/OODS REAL ESTATE\'1:. 9-6060 1371b C,RATIOT ISTATE E.mpluyee. ",fe employeel, I
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PETS~II:lI:T Jl~tl-eute handtralned
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nelllmab UanlltUy. TU 1.~233SCOT'rI!: puppy 3 mo old temale.
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OBRIEN BROS.Window Cleaning
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MUMFORDSFLOOR COVERING16127 East Warren
NJ. 0446
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RZPA.IIt Interior and exterior En-eloled tront or rear porch Kite! ellc~blne~j rec-rpat1e;,n room., 8.tOI"rooml, remod~llng Prompt ten leeGood ,"0' k" nr.~hll' S E Barber2O.'l8O l\oSIJol !'\'I 6784
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Pill! Clau Worit GuaranreeclEXPfRT WALL CtEANING
CALL DICK
VA 1-8614
Intor,or Ind exterior.nlden"al .nd Commerci.1
Fr" ahmat ..
JOHN FORTIERMack W A. 1-4527
~"Tn\G Basementl Iprayed.""""hlng Paper hallCUll'
d colored workers Lltelollg.!:lCe Best city reterencu
Csnton at Sylvester. W. 01825736 Crawford.
Oux. decoraU~, palnl:tDC. In-and exterior. wallpaper re-"wmg and cleanlAr. U39
!>Olnte VA. :!-S587
G'c~se pointe ReVIew
5121 Kerchevallak.po,ote end Merylend
2-4558SlY "Cherg. 111'"
OSTER MOTHERSO\lde experienced wom&A tor chHdreu ill your bOlAe
B" hour. day or week.
ClaSSifiedISPLAY RATESUpJn Request
WANT AD
EADL1NEm.Tuesday
A-l Roofing-SidingLeaks Repa Ired
Eavestrougns Clea'1ed - Pa ntedRe~a red - Rep'aced
Satlal'actlon GuaranteedJ<'ree Estlmlte.
J. FRANCIS VA 4-3605PIA.IliOTUNING ~LOOR SANDING BOOKKEEPING SERVICE--------Tuned and serviced Reuon- BY THE MONTH
T~~:I;:h"'~::r.rar&nteed. L. FLOOR SANDING Fel.~.an:ta~po':ds~:w.
G NotlU'V Public 'tI'1th SealDKEssMAIUNG AND FINISHIN H....RRV HAAS, T.x Canlultlnl
d Gu&ranteed Workmanshtp 14841 KERLHl!:VAL AVlJ.!.t Dressm<1ng. IatU.. &II One-Day SerTlce Corner Alter Roa<l VA. 1-7S12 FOB SALE0111 cloth.. SpectallxlllC IIIe designs AlteraUolIII upertb' lI'ne !l!!Umltes • F.811lonable Rat .. BRICK A.1\n Cement repe.lra Porchu HALF-GALLON - Famtly paek IceTU 1.3,93 A COMPLETE WOOD FLOOR and Itone .tepl. 4rl'l'ewq.. carege Cream 97c. SlII: f1avorl WUson'1
SERVICE tloon Genera' Repa1rll DeGryH. Dairy Stor., 179()( Mack at Wulun&,-COSSETJEBE T'N. 3-1037 .26f6 .Alter Rd. VA. 4-1163 tall. Opell Sunday. TU. 1-9843.
C GA SO ATER.FOR A BETTER grade ot uae<l 1ur-ER CORStrS - Indtvl41l&1l11 -=======----=::a \ ULLI N FT W D1ture, _ Ieaac Neatway Funltture
nedo.~rCSll1l5 a~~~~~ .. _~: PLASTElUNG SERVICE at 13930 ltercbevaL We alwayll bave.. .-p - ............,.. the tbtllP ,.ou'" loolttllC 10r. VA.~ Bannert. NI. WI or TO. PLASTERING _ by kind of repalr A. 'l'nI!l .AND MONEY lAVING 2-2115
868 McKinley. work Relllonible rate~ Frell esU- CONVE!'HE!'\CE - Illvelltigate Today UP TOEC'IRICAL REPAIRS mate. Calr N •. {)343. Leoll Vermeu. 22700 H.rper Avenue 50°10 Off
len. Tal. R_iII. 456S-W 7CK.ELLY • SON PLASrilRING RepaIn, &180 Dew CUSTOM-MADE eltp covert ad trav- ON RIlCORDS
G ._.d '- ClaaIIca1-PopUlar-Clul4reuElectllelll Contractor work. TU. 2-5863. ern draperle.. uaran..,. wor ..... &11.- &l80licensed PLABTERII'\G by kind. ne .... or old Ihlp FIne quality mat.rIaL J'rea CLZA.RANCE SALE ON
CommerCIal • Resldentlel worll: Arches. co~e8 ....nd cornices. estlmatea TUxedo %-6158 Floell' S&mple ApllUance_Phonocrapbae Plvgl . Fixtures - SWI'ch.. Fr.e estimates VA 4-7340 ---A-L-T=-E=-=-RA-T=-:-"IO-=-N---- KORTE
Hou.. Willn; PLASTERlI'\G-AII klnd rep&lr work HOKE APP~CESFlooroscen' Fixtu_ Reuonl.ble. NI. 2438. CONTRACTOR. TU. 1-Z113 345 FISHER ltD
V..... 2-5727 ====0======-=-_: I All Kinds of Carpentry \ ASH ilia Rubbllh Drums
RRY A ZABLOCKI WALL W&SIIING Expen Work""' ... hlp p.oo d.UveredCompt.te RepaIr Service 55 ~aIlon VAlley '-6633
tlectrlCllI Con'rt~or WALLS and Ceilings Wll.'lhed and Free Est,m.tes FHA TtfIM BIlJ.UTY COWllelora AMlrersary SaI •.
llcensad ::r b~ea~~rI~~~~ ~~t}.V~O: Carl V. Watson LAkeView 6.5501 I ~~~:rtaz;rew~=:.ta=p1~tr~'/iring and Repstrong LamPI 1814 SPECLlL Peraollali:<ed UpholStering the year for UHrI. Call Julie san-
All Kinds fixed HIGHLY recommended wall WIShing Servtce, "Cultom Work our Speclal- dell. ro. 2-9200.P,ck.lJp .nd DehvtfY .ervtCe by refmed wblte mell. call !Y, call WA- 1-71110 for free utt- ILL band made quilt .ad coffee table.
No Job Too Smlll ARlington 4193 mite.. DaTa UpholltevlD... 102U0 VA- 4-6665LAkevi ew 6-4864 VIXCEKT S Wall W ....hlng and Up- YaclI: .yenue CROCHET bedapread, oUer. 2 pr, rose
hol.tery Cleablng :1ltachme Methods. drapu. bedspread \J match. rea-G .,. DECORATING E%penenc.d workers. Inmred Com- SEWING ""'"CHINES RE'''IREO 11011&1)1..!'aT co&t, U. $60.00. Mter
mercia) and Residential lI'ree !Jot!- 2, TO 1-3871mltt8 Call VEnice 9.0770 Work Guaretae4 ilOSPIT.&L Bed, f7; lIOlld mlllle youth
WALLS washed by experts l-day J'ree Eatlmatlll III the HOlM bed, $15. good conelltlon; Euy wash-&emee. Free ....tlmates Reasonlble at, needa repatr, $Ui, boy's lportntu. Re!erencea. LA.. 6-2369, KU. 8I1:WING KA.CHINIl coats, I1zea 4-6, reuonabl.. VA. '-4767 SALES COVP.U.-Y 700J
HOW Would you like to ban the CA. 31&1 'l7J. 1-'1I3Cl !'I ::3":";:B;0';Y~S:-' -;S~po=rt:--CO&=::ts:-,-wt=n:-:;d;;::b;::re~ak;;:e-:::rwalla Of ycur whole hDWIe wubed 1______________ &Ilea l'-li, I'abardtne alacb, Bookover the ..-eekend' Han it done by RUGS CLEANED, Dyed. repalred .ad I of Kn .....led~e ..et NI 8987our n.... 21' achlne' method One room made over FurnIture dl&Jle4, moth- No trIcycle. for :l and 3 year olds.or many. ElItlmate. ,Inn free Poea- prooted and npalred all yearl Tl' 1-1305aonable Call J Bradle'- MU H27. ..e....lnc- Detroltera Sa.nltu. VAlley ""'"AN=TI=-Q""UJl:=.:..J:.:e...w-.el;-:ry::-:.":'ll"'id-earrt==n....s=-,-=.=p=!ce
.....vnnW SHADES 2-6500 U86 Meadowbrook. , cabl"et, muble top commode. tire-".......... ald. bench. Prt'Vllte party V.... t-03i1
VENETIAN- BLINDS 1!H8 Table Model-Deluxe BendiX
TAPE OR CORD ~Ie uaed only 011 lJeveral oeea-alons Will $220-Now $175 can be
Bv the yard or WI! wi II replace It .. ell Sun<lay afternoon bet ....een 4tor you. and 8 p In !I."1 ~982 867 Lorraine
STANDARD WINDOW SHADE CO. SOL.."-P. elllargel'-214XS;';' nex f5 3Servlne l'our natghborl over SO m leM. Excellent condltloll. Reasolla-
159'5 E. Wlrren It Iludungham ble TU 2.%181.TUxedo :1-6440 COLLAPSmLE bUgg}', upholstered
hI g h ehaIr, Reminltoll portableIII:LP W A.."iTED FEMA.LIl typewriter AU In eJ:cellent COlldt-
------------.-. tlon r."1 0Il'T.3 ,EXPERIENCED 1 ~n:SICIAN'S tine tone MIller grana
BOOKK~EPER plano "'orkl In good condltlon-r~-~ cenUy ntelted Old time Clned
I fo, Jewelry Store. PI" ... nt poIrf,on. 'et. CIIe I'or quIck aale---lISO 00 Tele-I ""emant. 44-hour _II. Some typIng. phone NT 0475 ,
EDV I J PONGRACZ J R HOTPOD.--r Eleetrlc stove, 1 "ear o.~" • • 1 • Automatle oven CO'lltroL Cloct HI
17008 KERCHEV....L 14b2.NI. 7788 for Appomtmtnl AL~~;;:OS.. T;;;--:n:::ew=--:na=tl;;;Ona1;;;tl;;;;y;-;a;;id;;"";;rt:t:l~seMd
- =.......---:-7'--:-:-::-__ Bab .... Terda a~d Teeter BabeBEAUTY Counselors Inc, baI 2 OP8n- Reuoneble-IT 1-023~
,ngl 1 II&le. 1 executl... t1exlble G~"'ERAL Electrtc Refrigerator.houri !':o ezperlenee necessary For ,p...... old TU 1-3706personal Inlerne", call TU 2-1841 .
CHARGE RA1E
c01,ell eo~ ado w,1I be• ,h. '.I.pno Tkeled 0'" £ IP ,horg. ",. jo or
",om tour un" lor •• ch",orol, Yoord P.y""'" canl,on,l '- check or moneyIde by''''''
March 17, 1949),
GrCiSsepointe
EVIEWant-Ads
(A5H RATE
charg~ for ,1... 1-"' n "'001'0' lor 15 wordl,.ds 'I f~' .ach add,tion.1'tnn
2
l1EUISWhole Ilemel CORN canIICHFOOD NO. 2Red IlIDNEY BEANSfANCY lACK NO 2TOMATOES
CLOROXDOLE NO. 2 TINSPineapple JUICEIICHFOOD CUT NO. 2WAX BEANSRICHfOOil NO. 2 CREAM STYLEGolden Sweet CORN can 1
8ge
jar 43c
•
2 cans 23c
tall carl 21.c
at SCHERVISH'
YOUNG. CRISPCARROTS
2 LC. lIeBUNCHES
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IRIDA ~IGRAPEfRUIT NEW GREEN '
6 '" 29' CAIBAGE i1b5t;;;
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COM"A.E TMIS VALli!
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UQUORDISTRIBUTOR
Also - A Comlll~t~ lIne of• WINES. CHAMPAGNES
Local and PremIum Beers
Prepared t romFIn e 5 t QualityCorned Beet andSelected Pot a-
toes. 29CCan
""'~~~,I'E.\S. ~~, 1(. ,, '. JRATH or AGAR "TENDERIZED 59!:f~I!~ANK HALF .,iifiEi ViEilAS 391,RI8 END-LIAN
PORI LOll ROAST 39•. TENDEl-SHORT CUT 78SHREEARIUMALL
BARBECUE SID 43. ~:-:~~AI....~.HATH'S BLACIlHAWIl • PlRI camas • • ••• 39Ib.SLICED BlCOI 75c TENDER. TASTY 19c
Ih. IABY BEEF LIVER • 1 1 lb.fONES' DAIRY FARM SMolU 79PORI SAUSAGEc~%~ c
Compar.ThisV.I ..
Here's A Really Deli-cious Blend of RicherStronger Coffee thatgoes farther • • • Cus-tom ground and spe-cially priced • • •
POUND 51c
GELATIN DESSERTSAND PUDDINGS
'~ XX /~I' 69~
Dayf!&19~POSI DEEP BLUE
GOLD MEDAL ALL PUR 9.- ROCK LOBSTER can 53cFLOUR to-lb. bag oMi
------------- CO.N 1LOSSOM-3 POUNDSWANSDOWN WHOLE CHICKEN can $1"CAKE FLOUR pkg. 38c _
VAL vnAARM & HAMMEll 16 ot. MACIlERILBAiliNG SODA pkg. 8c SALADS AND COO\CIN •KEUOGG'S MAZOLA OIL qt. can 7SCRICE IlRISPIES pkg. t4c HUNT'S 2lh SID
SLICED PEACHES can BeKEllOGG'S 32 WIWAM PlNNVARIETY PACKAGE pkg. C APPLESAUCEMOTHa'S QUICK OR .EGULAR I1MBl'SOATS small pkg. 15e CHEE WEES-------------
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GAINES 15 POUNDS..-ahettt lie. DOG MEAL
fOI AUTOMATIC WASHBISSPINsonoMUEUEI .01.Macaroni or
Schervish Food Markets18330 MACK AVE. Between McKinley and Moran
1237 E. JEFFERSON -Other Schervish Food Markets located At- III EAST WARREN AT JOHN'
FILS NAPTHA SOAP Be bar
lAlGI IAItIVORY SOAP 2 for 31cBON AMI POWDaR call 13c...... 81... STARCH pile. lieuFraRCe or .Iu....... pile tic
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Danlft IS on the night I~ift!noree tima as mallY pedestriaaaare killed dunng hou1"llof dark-DeII1I e....n thouP then are fe_I'can operating. Dri ....n just don'tsee pedestrian. at night lOOnI'J'IOlJp I What's wone ia that thepedestrian believa. he is ~~l~even in dark clotbmg. ae lID t.
I As a res'Qlt be'. hit. W~riDl' or
Icarryiag ....hit.. and crossing taU-tJoual, pre-vent neh accidents.
-AAA SlIletll Feat ....
Famed Michigan UnionOpera Is Being Revived
University of Michigan menstudents are revlvmg the oncefar.famed M 1chI g a n UmonOpera.
"Froggy Bottom". an all. malemUSIcal corned v \\ 111 he pre-sented at the Mlchlll:an Thealerm Ann Arbor on Mar('h 23 24anri 25 The' ('a~l "f "to .....,11 ~unr!rr nlff'd,on of Fr('d Evan<,nf Nfl,' Y"r)..
COAL &SUPPLY CO.
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,.TenHistorians Disclose RealAge of Jack (39) Benny
J k Benny the perennial '39'er, is soon to be robbedof oo:Cof his ~t gags-all because he had to go and get
famO~~ording to J. Morria Jones, managing editoadr oftoT. he- 1.....,4, th deciSlon has been m e m. .."It "rr.u I. r..,. £ile" UWorld Book Enc.yc °F...a,. e . edition of the World ..",. I.the world's party ';lVinllltelude Benny's blograp~y In a eom~ting~ for life to begin at IUY. He aeedl only tbe stlcht .. t
'D-k "'.- Benny .ho 18 always .&1 pedi excuse to tOil • Ipread Like r ..puu • ~., th t the encyclo a cenllv wheD he leamed tbat I~ will undoubtedly be upset to learn a 1894 .,.llC'lIboal"delrl In hiS olIlee build.-.:.a .....hers have dug up the fact that he was born 10 III« was lolac to have a blrthda)',.-~ Ralph lot up a party amon. t~~_.~:hthmeakWesorlumldB0055'k1'. a standard aehool enCyclopedia,s' enlployeel wltb charades. t:am,n a
.AD EO Ituff at hla Hollywood bome. .and also IS sold to thousands of offices and homes, Benny .... Ho".': l:st .eompleled U.
e will soon be common knowledge. . Am dn tour of S4 USA cities at!~aeted&g. A rding to the encyclopedia article, Benny IS an - 300,000 penollS who paid ... Z.ooo.
. c:?.:I:o comedian and a monon-picture actor. He was And, in addllioD. be railed thOll-encan I"&UJ 7 be &I/ldl of dollara for TIned wol1h-born BenJamin Kubelsky in Waukegan, and at 1 gan .. hlle charltie: la. e,:ry city.
1&,,;"g the violin in vaudeville. . . Hore tbl<D a million. rubber eloUIP ":;-Dunn World War I," says the enc:yclo~a 10a m~ aamed ..AI........ IUer the
l.ece of gundersta--ment, "Benny appeared 1n the Nay! s daucbter bora to Mr. alld lira.terp l.C bette edian Amos JOD" Oil tbe "AiMw '.''Maritime Frolics' and discovered he was a r com AIM,." Ibow are aD" on. III. atthan musician.' COP retail Iter:, :cr~.. the lIaUOa.
H Fit.'. S.I,1Old T.lmers aye un ellimiberireat'leat thrill came IN S. Ie, b wbeu Presldeat IAt eWJ 0D ~ylabeen the ~U'lt of frlendly co- ~E~Il~I~ed~hlt"~E:
EcUtor's Note: Mr ames u which IS patterned .. au ..
of Kenmore road cont~lbut~ :~~at~~~ general spirit of the ::~':~;~Ibl~thuI article about achV1 les . oung women who super. Kate Smith. thill
ltile recently organ~z~ ~ld Tun~ e: [he many actlvltles, mostly .. ~ ..en Club of WIDC e IS for small fry and teen-agers at .:" .Coi,,..,.1 "charter member. the clubhouse. There are some emcee or CBS'
II,. JAMES DUFfY keen and ex per tea r d and dal1)' .... i •• er La s.w.There has been some natural checker players among those .,...... AU" qlli%. '- ...
__ .. h--'thy cunosity about the "young fellows" (a"ed 61 to 81). ltarted oat to be a lawyer like bl...... au berth .. father bat he's eaeled up elGin« U.auns and objects, mem Ip and some first-class shots at the aeU)' like hil motber, brother aDdreqwrements and other m,atten; pool and bllhard tables. but all liater-all llaee veterllll.pertainUlg to the Old Tuners play for relaxation and recre- SMrI ~I Hell~ Gal'lOll &!IIClub. formed a few weeks ago abon _ and not ''for blood" - Bob Sodet'berc. wbo write Ces-UDder the auspices of the Neigh- so there is an entU'e absence of "I •• " MiM" bave jalt beell alPecIlKIrbood Club, 17145 Waterloo., angry or UlJured feelmgs. A cup to do t~e sc:rMaplQ' for "81&11k
Actually the requU'ements are of tea or coffee and opportun- Wall" ... The BIll S,ln p..-ta.few and ~Imple. and as word ity for reading or conversation ~;~:"~~~~e:~aa "'::~,etI around about lts activIties among contemporaries and a tact. EYeDthe orchestr& II Dot hitbe elub will undoubtedly at- very enjoyable afternoon. Usu- the aame atudio •.. .,....... fortract. many new members. The ally the members depart be- teachilll' eorcery and medleille wlUoaly financial eonsideranon IS tween 5 and 5 30 pm. bue a Ilioneerilll' deDlODltratiotlthe payment of the moderate So far, all the members are before 12.000 MD'I at the A..... ual dues of the Neipbor. men, but there are no rules ex- Jalle conTeatloll ••. The fI......... Bft4I ,........ wblc:h proTldesboocl Club. The Old Timers have eluding womea. Every year more four aeholarlhtPll at 8aII DleeoDO c:on&titutiOD or by-laws, DO and more women retlI'e from State College for stlldenla who pla,olficen, no dues or assessments, teachmg, nUI"Smf. office work and "1Iollluat" lDatl"lUlllIIU II aereea1Dl:aDd no otller annoying require- other OCCUpatiOns,and there are e1i&ibl" ... CBS has recell'ed :00menta. They meet at 2 p.m. eacn many widows and other wo- lettera. rllCllleatl~= .:'::; fort~J'riday in a large, comfortable men whose children are grown poUlin1:;lD;erieIM I~ m01'1e.aBd well-furniahed room set a- up and away. Many such might COlDtill' ,. _
part for their use on the second receive and contribute benefits , d CI b Ifloor of the cornmod1ous Neigh- by belonging to the Old Timers' Neighborhoo uborbood Club buildiD.I •. There Club. The February lS;;Ues of Basketball Resultsthey have pool and billiard ta- Reader's DIgest told mterest-b_ card tables, and plenty of ingly of the growth and deve- Grade Sehooleomfortable chairs to aecomo- lopment of similar orgarnzatlOns 1. St. Clare 18, St. Ambrose 13.date many more than the p~ m Cleveland, OpeD to both men High man Bob Walters (St..alt membership. • and women, which m a compar- Clare), 9 pts.
FBDNDLY SPDU'I' atively few .ye~rs hav~ grown 2. St. Clare 24, N. C, Jets 18."111e one outatanding feature in membership In that Clty from High, Bob Walters (St. Clare),
of the organization thus far has 20 to 850. B pts,
ISt. Paul Bowling League 11. ~;:f.'i.JE:.~~~ul),
TEAll STANDINGS .. SCOUS 2. Tracey <&2,Swishers 26... N.-e pts Alii J. Auckland 24: HIgh, Don Patterson (Tracey),.11 01. Sweeney 26 15-16 C. Van Steen 22 11 pts.
• A. Van Becelaere 28 9-10 L. Champine. 211 3. St. S:;:lare 2, St. Ambrose 0It L Reno 28 5-6 B. KolodJieslti 209 (forfeit).1 R. Furton 26 5-6 B. Allor 208 Major Learue• F. Dansb\U'Y 25 3-4 A. Morrison ~~; 1. E. S. ~orts 41, Robots 22.
•• P. MartIn 24 1-2 J. K~r HIgh, Bill Beckmghauer (E.• P. Allard 24 11-12 D. Trombley 210 S. Swrts) , 10 pts.I C. Van Steen 22 1-2 T. Corbett 209 2 St Clare 49. Hanson 47.
12 J. R1e&ler 22 3-4 R. VanTlem 207 HIgh, Glenn Holt (Hanson),11 A. Lauer 22 7-8 W. Gurche 201-204 15 pts.
'1 M. Smith 20 7-8 H. Furton 200 200-201 3. St. Clare 55, Jeff Nash 37.6 D. Trombley 10 9-10 L Brecht 207-204 High, Bob Messmg (St. Clare)2 L Brecht l' 13-14 R1GH TEAM 20 pts.
.• A. Gouin 18 13-14 S Games 4. FrancoIS 51, Robots 24.10 J. Manack 18 15-18 C. Van Steen 2681 High, Bob Hansen (Franeol.S),13 P. Rupnch 16 11-12 D. Trombley 2647 10 pis.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH A. Gown 2626 5. FranCOIs 42, Hanson 36.V. Van Steen 618 High, Bob Grant (Francois),H. Furton 810 1Game 1017 20 pis. __C. Van Steen 5911 J Riegler IJ. Marsaek 258 J Marsack 962 • _ •F. Davison 251 P. Ruprlch :; ' ••• sb. PiitectillT. Corbett 241 J. Marsack •
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