Pointes - Local History Archives

Thursday, April 29, 1948
Park Commissioners Hear
County Health Director
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to pay the bill anyway In his
school tax,
After Dr. Littlejohn retired
from the meeting it was obvious
that the discussion had left much
CAMP LEADERS NEEDED
Mothers, college students and
high school girls are urgently
needed for assistance with the
Summer Day Camp program at
the Neighborhood Club, which
will be held from June 28
through Friday, July 30. The
camp runs three days a week
from 9:30 to 3:30. For further information
please call Miss Masak,
NI. 4600.
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THEATER PARTY
For" laughs, thrills and surprises
come to the Neighborhood
Club this Friday, April 30 for the
Children's Theater Party which
will start at 7 p.m. There will be
your favorite cartoons, exciting
contests and lots of door prizes.
Slor. Hours 9:30 to 6,00
It's queen of the fairways-
built to ma~e you look /lnd
play "up to par." 8utton'/letion
sleeves, two deep carry.all pockets,
leather hlllf.belt that
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Secelld Floor
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Police Silence
"Cracker" Boys
Judge DeBaeke
Tosses Out Case
Judge Victor DeBaeke had only
three cases before him in Park
police court on Wednesday morn.
ing, April 21.
Laurence Glissman, Jr., of 2041
Lennon. Grosse Pointe Woods,
charged with speeding 40 m.p.h.
on Kercheval on April 6, paid $5
fine and $5 costs.
The assault and battery case
growing out of too promiscuous
use of a hose between two families
occupying sides of a double
house on Maryland was dismissed
for Jilek of evidence.
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WOODWARD AT STATE •
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Child}4en's Concert Gets
Pa.rents Back in Practice
unanswered. Officers Flannagan and Tee.
Discussion Over Possible Shift i I'l Authority From Township Commissioner Peter Koenig taert of the City Police, observed One of lhc no\'cl music groups I tor. flutist, has a mother who
leaves Many Questions Still Unanswered suggested that the physicians of a couple of boys cruising aroun~ to appear at the Childrens' Band; plays the piano and a brother
Grosse Pointe, who number in hi a car about midnight on Api'll and Orchestra Concert to be. who plays the saxophone. Gayle
'or. David Littlejohn:di~~t~fthe County Health De- their midst many of high pro. 23 and every now and then given on l\lay 16. at :l p. 111. in the Smith, trumpet player. also plays
t t f W C
par men ° a).'ne. ounty, appeared
B d f C f I P
.oar ° . OmmlsslOnCrs ° t Ie ark
at the
II
vi age
meeting
on April
of the
26 to
fessional rating, be requested to
take up the matter of a public
health service suitable to the
spraying the landscape
giant firecracker.
with a Pierce Auditorium,
J ct E II
100 nsem) c.
Two of the
is a Neighbor. ' the
I
" her
fathers in the" tel'
violin,
father
sings.
her mother the piano,
the violin and her sis •
'
dISCUSS WIth
could give to
them the
t.h~ Park
details
in the
of the health service his
event of the county taking
office
over
Park
lion
and make a
to the Board
recommendaof
Commis.
OI.J.h:~eS~~~e;:~o~~
Richard Friedland,
~~~~I~:r,~~ci
aged 18, of
Grosse
been
Pointe Farms
polishing and
section have
cleaning a
Helen
mother
Slocum, violinist. has
who is also a violinist,
a
a
the locaL admJnlstratlOll..--------.----------- sioners. 2004 Ashland, Detroil. cello and a violin in order thaI brother. Fred, who plays the
The other Pointe communi
that have been considering
lies I was that
I
the I munities
there
within
al'e several comhis
jurisdiction
T.here was some
th I b t
~s pl'Oposa U.I
discus~i?n of
t f II
was ma y
They confiscated
firecrackers and
.
the remainmg
directed the
they
their
may join
practice.
their
11 is
children in
understood
clarinet, Grace, a
sings, Sally, another
sister,
sister,
who
who
same step were inviled to be" in the county that pay an exIra rejected. A m~t1.on was .then boys to explain their disorderly that the children are stern teach. is a pianist, and her father sings. i
present and the
of Public Works.
Farms Director
Murray Smith;
sum
tlries
oul of theil'
for cerlain
municipal
services
treaswhich
adopted
H "I ome~'.
~uthol'lzmg PreSident
F t h tall fl sc 0 na,me a Sol
conduct at 'magistrate's court
I
ater
.~rs,
play
insisting that their
every nole concctly,
lathers;
whi('h
Karen
mother
Jacobs, a cellist,
who is also cellist
has
and
a'
a
Farms Village Clerk lIarry Fur- they want.
ton and Manager TOln Jefferis Th h hId d
f
th SI ,. I . e t DUg t las been a vance
~ommlltee to exam me fUrl.her
lnto the 'whole genera! subject
and reporl back to the Commis.
on.
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also seems to
on the practice
hal'e a good effect
of the children.
younger
r1ays'the
brolher,
piano.
Teddy, who
~
o e. 101: .•, atten(\('[, in councilmanic circles here that . ","'IlerU1 ulI:lng Geori:e Schlaepfcr, Jr, Q.!HI!'.;s Judith :-'lQ.rslcn, the pi;;nisl of I
Dr. LIlt.I~John's talk was lal'ge-i if the Grosse Pointe municipali. slO;;esident Fritsch immediatelY! • falher are working hard on the the Children's orchestra, has a
lya repetitIOn of the on" h" '~lMi(' 'lies should switch. ov"r 10 the named Mnnager Everitt Lane IDog Gets Ticket Don Juan Ivlinuet by Mozart. Ru. father who plays the violin and
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before Ihe Farms Board of 1 I'll;;' county health servICe. the work and Commissioner Koenig as I mol' had it that Mrs, Schl;;epiE:j's he!" brother, Michael, plays the
tees two or. three weeks ago. of the I?wnship. health depart- such a committee. Edward Hartwick of 818 Trom- piano playing has improved piano.
He
budget
menlloned
wns about
that hIS
$300000
total
annll.
ment m Its publIC school depart.
me nt, which seems to have been
Manager
probably
Lane says there
soon be II meeting
will. bl d t
of; I' Y. Ct7th
P k po greatly due to her d~ily practice These and mony other children
e arouFn 'd o
': h~rAP"ii WIth George Jr" helpmg him fmd who come from musical families
11 f h' h b t 060'000
~ y, a F
.tccepl'lble 10 the public should h G 'lIce s a IOn on fI ay mg. ' the right notes. I \","11 be heal'd I'n a concert at the
WdlC la O~I ., '. came
III as e era aid, ThiS latter,
, came vIa
, th
e
F
e
d
era
1
Chi
'1'
d Ell'
:: reau.
'b h.'ft d t lh B' d f
e s I e over 0 e oar 0
Ect. t' 't 'b'I'ty.
~ \lca Ion as I s responsl I I.
This would be of small comfort
the heads of all of
Poinle communities
the subject.
-----t
P. rosse
to consider
23, and reported that he had been
b'tt b d F . f be.
tween
I en
Westch':ster
y a og on
and
aIr
Balfour.
ax
I .,. r
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Allhough Arlene Koelbcls has Pierce Auditorium on May 16.
been out
f I
0 schoo, she is now at, -----work
getting he I' falher in prac.' GIRLS' BASEBALl,
: His most significant statement to t he taxpayer who would have Very Young Marksman On investigatIOn t~e po Ice tice on his violin for th(' Spring Any girl, 17 years old or over,
---------. -.".- -.---.----.-- ------------ Pick. Expen.ive Target 1~:.r~~c~h:tt ~~I~o~f b~~~g~~s\~ Concer!. Mr. Koelbels reports 1hat in1erested in playing baseball
Ernest De Lalla of .9342 Charchester.
Dr. Kelly
ticket for harboring
.
was given a
. .
a VICIOUSan.
his old strings
and that he
h
have beer. replaced
will soon know his
h
with the GI'osse POI'nte Neigh.
borhood Club team is asked to
.. I '" '"t
, . 1 part in t e Minuet. Muc could contact Miss Mcsak by calling
levCoix, reporterl to the City po- i Ima . be said about the price a parent 1'11. 4600 as soon as possible.
lice at 8:15 o'clock on Saturday I pays for his child's musical edu- Praclice will be held eve r y
!'light, April ~4, that while driv. Police Captu}'e calion in both money and time., Thursday evening in preparation
mg on St. Clair a very small boy I The following orchestra melll-: for play in the Detroit Parks and
1\fornlngs-VA. 2-9000
t\ft'noons .(; e\"~s. TV. 2-80~O
Our new telephone numbe, i. WOo 2.5400
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MA LAY
Rattan
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1
For sheer beauly, our collection of
spring and summer drapery and slip
cover materials cannal b~ equalled.
A call wiil bring cur repre,entativo
to your home with samples. £x-
Custom Made
for Correctness
Draperies
10 Day
Sertllce
MODER.N
Furniture
and
Page Three
INJURED IN F~LL .' [24, fell from • ladd~rand, in.
Remi Vanghelume, of 482 Riv. iured his foot. The Cify pollee
ard, while working about the took him to Rm Secoufs Hospi.
place at noon on Saturday, April tal for emergency trratr:'.ent.
WROUGHT IRON in nev, Chantilly ROle paitem ..• Fre~:n ;n fee'::,CJ
Iocy design of roses and tra;!ing vines. Selection of new ouU~nd'rg
by Woodard, Sditerini alld oiner noiiondl:I'.~nown rr,anufocrurers.
Slip Covers
~~~ ~~~~:: t~e s~i~eds~iel~~s car I Unlu.cky Strays bel'S have family ensembles, Mar.: Hccreation League.
The boy proved to be small in- ! garet Peet has a mother who i -----deed.
He was Master John Pel- i Friday the twenty-third was as plays guitar, and a hrother who' The U. S. Navy's only "grog
litier, aged 3, of 902 St. Clair.: unlucky as Friday the Thirteenth plays an accordion. Peggy Proc- tub" is at the Naval Academy.
John had picked out a nice new for stray dogs in the cHy. Two of. ---.---------- i Annapolis, Maryland, An exhibit C
1948 Chevrolet as his target. ficers hied themselves out to di- A M k U T at the Academy's Museum, it is THE BEDELL 0
His father said he would glad- minish the visible stray dog pop- Hempt to a e • urn. a present from HII'IS Frobisher, :oJ' •
ly pay the damag~. ulation of the city. Causes Cars to Crash I British training ship, in appreci- t 1646 WHITTIER, near KEllY ROAD
Any
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JET R~CERS.
boy or gIrl ha~ng
In a quick tour around they
" garnered in one male chow, tan.
a Jet'now in durance ~ ~nnel No.6;
A n attempt
in Kerrheval
--
1
to ma.ce
avenue
a U. T urn'
cau~d an
alion of the welcome given
English sail s we k's
. or" on a e
t_o_A_n_n_a_po_l_b_.
the
visit
"
0Perl Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Evenings
C_a_"_'_M_A_W_O_~_I_m_._M_l_o_~_._~_t_d_.r_l_al_._~_~_~_~_n_o_m_.-_V_E_._9._1_U_3 __
model race c~r. and. in~er~sted in one male mongrel, brown, now in accident at 7:45 p. m. on April 24. J
keen competition IS mVlted to Kennel No. 4; one black Cocker, Thomas William McDonall of
come to the Neighborhood CI~b in Kennel No.5; and one brown
on F~iday, May .7 ~o test the~r. pup. lineage unknown, awaiting
cars In preparahon for the bl.g; claimant, plus impounding charge,
707 St .. Clair, driving east on
Kercheval between Fisher and
I McKinley, collided with R. D.
race May 14. The race, May 1'1, in Kennel NO.7. Hopkins of 4127 Three Mile
wi.1I be t.he final race' in which
POints WIll be accumulated toward
winning the Drake. Jet
And they say they
scratched the surface
ha I'e only'
of Ihe local
drive, who
_. ------was
making the
..----turn.
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Racing Trophy, supply.
From the far.off jungles of Malay, Haydon House brings you
genuine Rattan furniture, b8autifully styled by Ficks Reed in
outstanding contemporary designs. Made to match fabrics in a
burd of gay summer colors by color-wise designers to insure
completely - correlated settings.
The complete display of living, dining and occasional
groups shown in the Terrace room (lower floor) at Hayd