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Doril Milot •• Staff Writer
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Congratulations Junior League
Sometime ago the renowned columnist
and wnter Paul Gallico took the Junior
League to task. HlS article m a national
magaine descnbed the "Leaguers" as a
grour, that "pomped, poweJed and pub-hzed
I about; playmg brIdge, holding
partle& and contributmg nothing conatructlve
to the c~lnununity.
He satincaBy referred to the Smart
Set as frustrated matrons who, irutead
of rllslDg Junior, spend thell' time in
superficial and feeble attempts at raising
funds for charity.
Now what prompted Pounclmg Paul
who is usually apt WIth hIS wcrd jitney
to pattern such a cynlcal and unjust view
is a mystery. Perhaps he wu tired of
covenng subjects he was informed
about, ltO he pIcked on something new
and strange, the Junior League.
We regret we are not as gifted as
GaIlico to ~~~ show how he struck put
WIth the loaded u far as the
Jumor League is concerned.
W. call to the attentio~ of G~ico and
'his lIkes the local Junior League', Country
Fair.
Don't Cruise To Tragedy
Cruising Down the River is a pleasant
.. ay to spend .. Sunday afternoon but it
may ~t in tragedy unlea some pretautJon.
IItabD.
Tbouab the season it just getting in
. full awing, Lake St. Clair and other
Milttipn lak. have already taken a
w..- tall of lift&.
B.r th-. words in mind:
Be ... 1M penon whG takes you em
a boat ride c:u 'handle the eraft: Do not
rock .. boat. Remaln .... ted aboard
...n tx.IiI.
If ,.,. CUlDC't nrfm. wear • lifejacbt
__tab • lift plea fer or old inner tube
-alon, with yo'fr -
Carry oar. in motor boat.. Do not fUl
tM ...gine while.meking. Carry an extra
Ihear pin for the propeller.
Even he w111admIt that the unprecdented
stamma of the JUDIor League In
successfully presentmg this mammoth
benefit despIte adverse weather conditions
IS worthy of praise. ,
The "Fair~' WIth the color and grandeur
of a Barnum and Balley festlVal,
top f11ght promotion, attractive programs
and expenSIve prizes reqwred
many hours of earnest effort from a
host of volunteer workers. And after
many hours of preparation, they saw
thell' plans vll'tually washed out by contmuous
rain.
Refusing to accept defeat. League
members announced that the fair would
~ held the followmg day, rain or shine.
Unhke the weather, this undampened
spirit caught the fancy of the commun-
Ity and thousands literally sprinkled into
the Fall' to make it one of the most successful
benefIts ,ever staged here. It
means the realization of thousands of
dollars for f&m.lly service and welfare
work.
Congratulabons, Junior League, for a
job well done.
Stay ashore or put for shore when a
storm threatens. Avoid the swell of
larger boats. Stay out of swUt currents.
I Last year, 289 people drowned in
Micll.igan waters. SIXty-bve per cent. of
the drowmngs occurred dW'mg the su.m~
mer months. Six out of seven of these
who drowned werl!' men and boys.
Two thirds of the men and boys who
drowned were under 30 years of age
w,ith the greater number In the 15 to
30 aIr. noun
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TwtI thirds of the women and girls who
drowned Welle under 15 years of age.
Lakes took the lives of 77 persons;
nvers, 75 persons boating accidents, 75
persons, and quarries and rmscellaneous
places, 62 persons.
OLD SALT WITH 3 SHAKERS
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She-Going Sailor. In Sailboat Race
BJ' 1...... BMbolor-"
w• ..nod the aea SWlday with three
Ilhe-skippes in 111.. Gro .. Pointe Park
Iailboat race.
Our crew wu in top4lape: 'I'h. girl.
WOJ-. girdle. msteltd of life belts.
We felt like an old salt with three
shake!"!.
The course extended leVan mile. along
Lake St. Clair. Thirty minutes after the
ltarting JUIl was f1red, the commanding
officer assisted by two willing and insisting
back Itat skIppers located thestarboard
side and we were off.
That Ja our all fell o~
A Ibort time latB. we were cruisinA'
Ne.
Po.er!
down
courIe.
the Detroit river shgbtly off our
''Th. boat clubs have prettier flags
011.
per.
this side, anyway," lIlTIiled one skip-
.'Aye, aye ma'am," we countered.
We felt quite sea-worthy when the
sic.pper ordered us to tie a square knot.
We made such a perfect one, the ttew
had to help rescue our finger.
The girls wanted this expert along so
they could claim a better handicap.
All hands are expected to report for
another
beach.
race, Sunday. We'll stay on the
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Letters to
the Editor
ITO TIlE EDITOR:
On behalf of the
'
cOlllregatlon,
I am wrltmg to express our apprecIation
for the splendId pub.
hClty you gave our church durlIl'
the past church year thl.ough
your paper
Sincerely,
Loreen
Church
E. BeAttie,
Clerk.
TO THE EDITOR:
We, the pupIls, teachers and
patrons of the ~re Gabriel
Richard SChool w18h to thank you
all for placin, In your columns
thll past year the many news
Items we have sent you dealmg
WIth the program gomg on In
our school May you all have a
pleasant summer.
Cordially yOW'll,
Clarenee J. Me.ner. ~
Principal Stair of School.
2 _ The CrOlie Pointe le,iew - Thunclor, June 23. 1949
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15 YEARS AGO
Grosse Pomte F_rma b.ball
team defeated Merchants team for
second tllJle. Grosse Pomte Park I
reduced ~:~~~~sAGO D t - Clu. P Ie (,("Don't
Townalup supervIsor Norbert! oc or r,ms eop
Denlt eleeted preSIdent of LIons IK H T k V."
Club .• Golf tournament for mu- now ow to a e acatwn
niapal employes of the Townslup .
held at Ridlemont Golf Club. Many people who Wilt a Most important of all, the
nvE YEAB8 AGO I whole year for their annual Journal of Livmg article ad-
Adolph LIndau, the htUe shoe, I "two weeks With pay" often vises, don't expect your vacamaker,
~ft for BelgIum to take find it dIfficult to enJoy them. bon to be a series of heavenly
part in memorIal services for The trouble, says Dr. Robert
heroes executed by NaZIS. Grosse Tyson m the July Journal of days. Little thmgs that go
Pomte CIty approved Maek Ave- LIVing, 1.Sthat mOllt folks Just wrong don't always respect vanue
zoniDl amendment. don't know how to take a va- cation time. You'll have a bet-
ONE YEAR AGO cation. ter tIme if you aVOId unneces-
J W. Comerford, 112 Beuons- To get the most out o~ your Slry duLappointment by loomg
field, reported to Park Police the hohday, you have to prepare forward not to m1l'aclee-bllt to
theft of two ftashlilhts from the for It, pomts out Dr. TylOn. He fun!
glove compartment of hiS car suggests starting two weeks
Sunday. before you actually Intend to
Mrll. Arthur Kern .. 02 Chat- leave. Begin by clearmg the
worth, lUffered mJnor arm brwHll decks. Make a note of all bIlla
when she fell on the Sidewalk to be paId, servIces to be
Dear Audubon and Mack. She wall stopped, repairs to be made
treated at Cotta,e HospitaL and provide a definIte tlme to
take care of them before your
Historic Ben to Ring
Last Time Sunday
HIstoric bell atop the tower of
the Grosse Pointe Farms Mu-
Illcipal BUlldmg will rm. for the I
last tIme at a speCIal ceremony
Sunday noon. Interested resIdents
will hear the landmark's
backlt'ound and' determme Its
dispositIon. Removal of the bell
wJ11 begm Monday
InformatIOn on how the bell
came to the VIllage \I needed for
luatoncal records. ResIdents Wlth
such mformation are asked to,
contact Murray Smith, Farms I
~:;~~r
Safety' !
Farms Pollee have erected I
stol' SignS at the Beaupre Lane-I
Cambridge road mtersectlon to
reduce the traffic hazard tbere;
in accord WIth a request of a'
resident m that area and a recom-I
menda'tion of the Pollee and F1l'e
CommIttee.
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Install
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pomte Amencan Leaion
Willhold Its annual mot
offIcers Saturday,
on at 8 p m at the new
polllte Wa. Memorial
Lake Shole road, near
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k$ the Illst commuoity
t the CentE'r wluch wu
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StanlE'YM Weaver, com-
Howard Ford, Sr. vice.
del Cia) ton Steel, Jr.
andel Ray Dixon. ad-
Charles Lomasney, chap-
Howa I d Whitescarver,
andRaymond Allor, sel'-
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COURTROOM SCENE OF POINTE EXTORTION CASE
, James RJsk of Detrolt leavmg the offlce
.0 et 8 InstallatI?D of Park Police Chief Art Lowers for ex-
Mr .and Mrs. Fred Denms of 977 Nothngham
chattmg in court. The)' claim to
ha ve been terrorized by Rlsk In a fantastic
tale of extOl tIon.
11taKl; pJ: t II' thp eel e- aminatlOn before Judge C. Joseph Belan-
I I ger m Park court Wednesday mormng.
JIll Commander Kenneth D · T II ~~
masE'xprE'ssedthe Post's I ennIS e S of Threats of Death"
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Township's
Health Report
Dr. T. S. Da'¥!es, Township
Health CommISSioner, reported 31
cues of measles lD May. Other
communicable diseases reported
were: ChIckenpox, 7; Scarlet
Fever, 7; Mumps, 5, aJld Ta, 1.
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U",iltoli Seizer ,
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Scholarship i
Millon Setzer, 804 University, I
was awarded the Hotr SChOlar-I
shiP to Kalamazoo College. In
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FETED ITh. Groll. Pointe Rni.w-Thursdoy, JUlie 23, 1949
~.H$M1r$l"".J;IFrench Embassy Honors
Y cItizen
iLt. Col. Walter Allard
Lt Colonel D Walter Allard tatlOn to Allard and Major Gen.recenUy
returned from Washml- eral Hobart Gay, Cormer Chief
ton, D. C, where at an Impres- of Stall to famed General Geol'l.
Slve ceremony In the Freneh Em- Patl.On.
busy he was made an honorary Allard was honored by the
of the City of Melun and !i'rench as a result of hIS being
also received the CroIx de lUerre the flrst Amencan olflcer to IWim
WIth palm. the Seme RIver, enter the City
Hill Honor, the Mayor of Me- of Melun, and do battle WIth the
JUD, M Tunc, representlng the I Boche
French, made the olliclal preaen-j Whlle III Washllla:ton Colonel
Allard was a guest ot General
tpe Ichool ,indicated that It was '
a $300 grant, supplementing the li.l I WI _pt'
$150 to be earned by the student y r~ % :'
In campus employment The I
scholarship IS renewable I
MIllon gradudted from Glosse:
Pomt HIgh School thll June,
whele he \\a, an excellent student
He was an active member I
of the Pomte Players, the high
school band, the ConservatIOn
Club, and ~as pre6ldent o( the, JORN MAZER At the recent annual SOCialand
MusIC A p pie Cl a t Ion Club I' , election ~f the Grosse Pomte Um.
Throughout high school he hab Party Honors verslty of Mlehigan AlumDl Club
been I ecogmzed as a~ ouutand- at the Buclungham road home of I
lng plAn st. IN Atto Joseph H Parsons, Paul Franew
rne-Y leth was elected preSIdent.
At Kalamazoo College he Will .J Other members of the new 01I1-
~M'Club Names ~a:;esently Allard 18 assOClltt!d
• wCth Mondry Cleaners and com.
New Offwers mands
talIon
the 34th Infantry
of the 21st Armored
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Cheddar Cheese lb.
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bee t . t. At I I cia ami yare. rs. osep ...
orne a concer planlS the John Mazers '" as the scene Murphy vice prE'sldent. Benuce I
present he ]s studyrng plano With last Saturday evenmg of an open Moore treasurer, and Mrs. San-
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Mr. EdWalQ Breo~hall. He nas house party given by Mrs. Mazer I born Brown secretary
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Grosse Pointe High Cellist Named
to .411.Stdte Orchestra by U.M Professor
Professor E a I' I V. Moo r e, ,., I musIc for youth of hIgh school
Dean of the School or M'.Islc I age. The dally sehedule mo!
the Umvprslty of MlctJlgan, I cludes sectional rehearsals,
announee-1 lhat JudIlh Lyn- I publiC per(ormanC'es, concerts,
drop, daughter of Mr and Mrs. broadcasts, a..,d flectlve coursel
Hal"Old Lyr:drup, has been In student cOlh1uchng, theory
chosen to be a member of the and harmony, radlo-drama.
two-week A II - S tat e High IIllectromcs, art. ensembles, and
School Orchestra conducted by solo playmg. Each student also
the Unlversltr at the NatIOnal • receIves pl'Ivate lessons from
MUSICCamp, Interlochen, Mlch- the artist members of the Na-
19an from July 4 to 17. tlonal-MuslC Camp faculty. Or-
Judith a member of tlwl (aruZed recreation In sWlmmml,
tenms ,and outdoor
June class at Grosse Pomte sport is directed by the De-
Hlgh, has been on the school f Ph 1 Ed
band and orchestra as a 'cell- partment 0 YS1CB uca.
tlon and Athletics of the Uni.
ist She has earned flrst dJ- , verslty of Michigan.
VISion ratmg for solo work at
dlstnct and state contests. She Interlochen has attamed a
IS also a member of the De- un~ue place In the tl.elds of
trolt Commumty Orchestra. mlU1C and related. arts, for no
Th1s fourteenth annual hlgh other place on earth produces
school musle group WIll Include a symphony ll. week by teenfour
separate two-week ses. JUDITH LYNDRUP ~ge mUSICIans. In Its perfect
sions for orchestra, band. chor- woodland sethnll! on the shores
us and plano. The orchestra Maddy, Ehzabeth Green, Wl1- of Twm Lakes In northern
Will be dJrected by Robert Lmt, ham D. Revelh, and Maynard MItNRan, the NatIonal MUS1C
the ba.'1d by Dale C HarrIS, Klem, Camp pro' Ideo an Idesl mterthe
ehorus by Geneya Nelson, The purpose of t1)e All-Stat,! play between talented, creative
and the PIano Institute by Jo. groups IS to provtde s~al youth and stlmulatmg arhstt
seph Brmk.man Guest con- tralnmg and experience In or- from the fl&lds of mUSle, radiO-
ductors Will ]Delude Joseph E. chestra, band. choral and Plano drama, and art.
Women Battle Prejudice For Home Owner,
to Fill MedIcal Shortage tinually wom@s that homeowner
Where 'ya goin t
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Steam
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LL'BRICARE Jayl "Never
afea.. oat franlmISSlon"rhoaRhtful
planDJog typIcal of
LUB~JCARE, B(lIcll:'l (aaoryfp6Cali.e.d
fl'u8r.rn of m.lcned.
to.m~~:f..e malnlenance. Take
rboa I care-add lboI"
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u IHn, """" and ~W' ""/ch
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RUle!., beo' lhen you've ~Ol
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PnjudIce against Women doc. their obJections t() women in who IS about to redecorate is the
ton has kept the number of worn. mediCine usuallY' evokes the !av-j prO}ler selection of SUItable colors,
en practlcmg medIc me In the orIte gripe that women quit the accordmg to Maskell Hardware,
UnIted Stat~s proportionately rofesslon when they marry I local Patterson - Sargent paint
smaller than In RUSSIa, England, p , dealer
and many other European coun- when they have children, or .
trIes. In addItIon to belOg unfair v-hen - halfway through theIr Usually the first step I,S for
to thousands of capable women, tramIng -: they suddenly decide her (and we use her ~VlSedlY
such discrinunauon IS depriving the gomg IS too rough. because m most cases It is the
our nation of much-needed medI- "Not long ago, Professors Flor- woman who decides) to go to
w care, and of the Special tfal- en f c~~::;e~:::~g~epl~~~~:: her favorite pamt state and get a
ents women brmg to carmg or a , ed
the sick, accordmg to Selwyn women physiCians who had grad- handful of color cards. Arm.
James DlSCUSSlng the obetacles uated withm the last twenty With a Il10 or more color poBSllady
phY'llClaDS have to battle years from Columbia, Yale, Johns billtles,' she returns home and
agaInst, m Redbook Magazine for Hop~ Cornell, New; York. UnI- begIns the long task of selectIng
June, he pom,ts hopefu.ll! to the vcerllSIty,. thpe WIdomlenh s Med: tC;; the two or three colors that she
cowiDg J)ubbc recogmtion they 0 ege In hI a e p la, an d th
are beginning to receive: Unive~ity of Pennsylvania, They belleves .will gIve her room e
"Today there lJ growing aware- came up WIth these happy re- most channIng appearance, . ,
th 1 • bI' th t suits: Nmety-one per cent' still Modern decorators must have
=::~on; ear:~n~~w~ ~e Iwere engaged In practice, teach- been thmkin~ about these women
medtcal fraternity not only WIth mg or makmg names for them- when they created the new modthe
malt
skill and
ood h
knowledge that
. b t also
selves In laboratory research,
eIghty-two per cent of the
and
451
ern motifs In home decoration.
They have found, that rooms look
1rithestb~ a:e-~:f;:Snilin~e tal- marrIed women in the group far more spacious and far more
ts f ti d an were at work m theIr chosen pro- invitIng when they are complete~
en or pa ence, en ur ee, f th 1 to th
ual dextenty and 11m Ie hu- fesslon. , ly done rom e Cel mg e
man . p "In recent years the number of floor In one color.
man kiD~, . pabl!llUi who deliberately seek They also sight other advant-
. "Tb~ h~ty to female physl- out women doctors has increased ages of thIS smgle color trend,
eums IS depnvmg. our nallon of markedly. ThuI IS particularly especIally for the older-type
much-needed medical can. The nouceable in the fIelds of ob- home They 'find the smgle color
~th of .mJlhons of ArnencBns stetrlC& and. gynecology." teclnllque ehnllnates most of the
IS leopardaed today by a chronic l "eye-stubbing" obstructions m
shortage of doctors, varIously @s- J z' F d S If the room, such as, radIators,
QUESTION. PLUSE--ro buUOD or DOt to button"-tba&
II the questlOD eonatdered by mOdel Jo Jordan ... &be IUDI
herae11 In a Dew lutez 8WIm.Iu1t. Don. In a nrtc1 coral
print. the two-pleee CMtume boaatI .. bra top witb b&1&er
strap tba& caD be buttoMCl on or oft to autt \he wearer'.
~ Rep.rdlea Of 30" deeIsJoD. w', nrt &0 IUIt ber
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REPUTATION
The good name Michiqan Tent
and Awning Company was
bom in CANVAS and is &11&tained
by the finest CANVAS
PRODUcrs including
Awning. for the
Prid. m mahng gpod mmidgs lor
leu 11 our achievement. Phone today
for 181'VlC8 at rour home !ot low8lt
poeRble pnees
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Stephen Galanos of Washmgton road decorated' center
tables of hIS Blossom Inn dming room on East Warren
for the birthday celebratlOn of hiS daughter, Dorothy
Elaine, Saturday afternoon. Helpmg Dorothy obllerve her
13th birthday were her two Slsetrs, Patricia Jean and
Connie Marie, and chums from Richard School. From left
to rignt they are: Joanne Georgades, Sharron Janals,
PatriCia Jean and Dorothy Elaine, Mary Theokas, Connie
I Marie, Donna Jean Mumford and Marllaret KnIght.
IYWCA Offers Summer Fun l
Camp Norcom Opened
The YWCA's schedule for sum- season is divided IOto three 12.
I mer fun for the gIrl,wlth-a-lob day perIods and openIngs are
offel"ll foul' events of mterest In avallablf In all three, accordIng
the next week. to Dorothea Jackson, camp dtrec-
Thursday, June 23, is the date tor.
of a piCnIC at Belle Isle where Camp Norcom is located on a
canoemg, a ball-game and band private lake near Dexter, MIChlconcert
are attractIOns along With gan, Just 57 mlles west of De.
a plcrnc supper. trOl1. GirlS may regISter now at
On Thursday, June 30, char- Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA,
tered buses WIll take the group 569 E. ElIZabeth.
an a tour featUrIng '''DetrOIt yes- School girls of every natlonalterday
and tomorrow." Supper Ity race and creed are inVited to
at Central Bran~h YWCA will find fun, new frIends and new
precede the tour. ReservatIons skills at Camp Norcom. Collegefor
t1i.IS trIp should be made by trBlned Instructors Will offer In-
June 27 at any YWCA Branch structIon WIthout charge m a
.The above lISted events are for vanety of sports, mcluding SW1I1lgIrls
only, but cooed specIals are mmg tennu, archery and badlisted
for Fnday and Sunday, nunt6n.
June 24 and 26. On FrIday the ,.
group wlll pIcmc at Palmer Park Camp Norcom s 51 acres mdude
and then return to HIghland Park the bIg lodge, sturdy cabIns In
YWCA for swrmmmg and danc- wlhch campers sleep, and a newly
Ing. Sunday, the picnic IS sched- completed bath house whIch
uled for RIver Rouge Park. Ad- boasts hot and cold runrung
vance reservations are necessary water.
-call WO 1.9220. The YWCA IS
a Red Feather Agency of the DetrOIt
Commumty Chest
A few openmgs stIll eXlSt for the
boat trIp to Bu1!alo and Niagara
Falls for the weekend of July
15, accordmg to Gladys Pan~on
of the YWCA business and industrIal
staff. Reservat.1ons close
July 9.
• • •
SChool gIrlS still have time to
regIster for three weeks of fun
whlch begm the last week of
June in three branches of the
YWCA of DetrOlt-Central, ;High.
land Park, and Lucy Thurman.
SWImmmg, roller skat.l1lg, danc-
Ing,.dramiltics, operetta and crafts
are a few of the excItmg thlngs
• • • offered. All gIrls who WIll enter
Camp Norcom grades 7A through lOB next Sep-
The YWCA's Camp Norcom for tember are eligIble. The YWCA
school girls, 8 to 18, WIll open IS a Red Feather Agency of the
Its 21st season June 27. The ,Detroit CommunIty Chest.
tlmated at betweeD 20,000 and U Ie or ~n ta woodwork, ceilIng moudings, odd E I d' Favor'lte Dr", n k
40,000. Gi~m
make
hal1 • ehabee,
. bi
wornrt.fl
~ t' f'. IJ ... 'SIZe doors, wlDdow seats ,and na a n s
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:=deru:utll-:'~a ma e l)8 I Ju1i;';~;'I:-.:c:;Jr-;; the!DOOKeases. I Takinq Root v"ith Smart Set
"At preeeDt they let somewhat Gr~ Pnrntp H•• h &hnnl Junp PROMOTE POINTE CAnE'!'
- _leu Ulan JlI,U a al1aJI.ce. Fewer class, is SWlml'lUiig counselor at' At the close of the Commence- Summer ent;rtainment for ences 1'>f opmlon about thIS,
thllll 8,00ft lIIP'OIIleZl lIl"8 practlCmg

ouple Reside
n New Home
" ne" hOme In Washington
• c •••• (IV [or the newlywed,
lU u'l1haHl
C~rleton Healys, J r "l
tel thCll We~t.ern honeymoon
L~'''' following tnelr marat
u< .. ~ ge Sdlu1day In Chllst Church. I
Deloles )Iassey's lvory satln
0\\ n IIas complimented
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:-The Gl'OIIePointe Re,iew-Thursdal, June 23, 1949'Honor Stud t
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ecelve
· A ds t June C'J_~s R:tes of Grosse Pointe Hillh
IOOr a uu II . and IUchald Lelo) Johnson, Eldled J~url, I AT THE close of th~ ~'{.r( •
On the lawn of stately Gr06&e tic recora Schoeck has won two I VnlveJ'Slty of MichiraD have Theodore T~3erNaVy College I James Mast, Nancy MeyelS, Clar-Ithe Mothers Club en"'I!alnetj lit!
Pomte High School last Thurs- letters m basketball and three be&n awarded to DOH Lee WardrIp earn . e ce O'Dell Barbal a Orphal, Bar. graduates and thel, l(lll I lilt
day evening 255 grey-gowned letters In baseball Davenport, Robert Evana, Bar. Scholarship!!. d Georle I b~ra Otto' John Sanfold. Glous I infO! mal I ecepllOn ~ s .t In
.. Talle
lseniors receIved their diplomas As the outstandinr ,irl ath. bara Stafford, and Jerem,. Web. James Fenske r:nd scholar. SChaIble Jeanne SmIth. Batbara gymna:.lum R f • II th, ~ rl!
at the commencement exercises letes of the class the names ot ster. I Abbott were aWll e tts In !fOld' Joan Se"blldge, DaVid . e ll,>hl1lul\s \(rt
for the Class of June. 1949, thus I Ela1Ae Auoh &nil Carolyn John. TUitIOn slholarshlps to MKhi- ships by the MllSSacbuse~ ,~~ta . Y.___ 0::",,(' Tnh" served flom thl!'f' I n_
;0. 1 .i..L.1 , , I t t R h I st.uute or lecnnoaUIJ'. .a c:: ..~a... u.l..L UU.lt:l~, ""............. ~ , h Not nly th '1I)jt'
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High School Graduates of Grosse Pointe
Warnon Wood Babcock, Jr
Howard Bradbury Bmabam
Thomas Arthur Brudt
PInUp Martm Droll
DETROIT UNIVERSITY .
James Wellmgton DyU
il.~ra~~c:re:urotiir~/r.
Post Fornon
John Duncan. Jr.
Peter Hack Glbhn
GROSSE POI NTE COU NTRY
SCHOOL
WIlham Robertson
Hamilton 01
Forman Spencer Johtuon, Jr .
DAY SCHOOL
Warren Merntt Jones.lr.
John Howard Kay
Rtchard Ronald Kuhn
Charles JrwlD Mayer
Harliaret Allce Barnard.
CarOlyn Bethune BI'OlI)'
.ara VlrJrmla Fo)'
Rae E1laabeth Garber
.Tane Kuhlman
Carla LouLSeL1paki
PatriCIa A M Marerna
Nancy MaMmck
Renee deLeon
FrancIS TheophU
DeMuelemeester
'~:-3'': M%-J'Hondt
Peggy Lee Dicken
DOrlU)leBlng
Nancy Doherty
Jeanne Dowzer
Cathy Droere
Fred W. Duemlm.
WIII1am H DuJfy
MarJorie Dykstra
Robert G Edgar
Robert BEvans
Vtrgmla Yer$er Robb
MOnJ~aMarla Sterba
Glona Ann Roberu
Susan Leora Wheelock
Ehzabeth Lynn WaJdbott
GROSSE POI NTE HIGH SCHOOL
I
Donala " ••• __
Rudy SchneIder
VIDcent Edward Schoeck
Richard O. Schroeder
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J8JDA!SWIlham HlggUIJI
Jean Taylor Wng11t
Jean El1zabelh Stever
Alexander George Scotford
Joa n R Sea bridge
MIlton A Setzer
Alice Anne Slchler
ldU-j son Will be en,raved upon tbe j ,an State College wen 0 IC - ch S ft Martha WatkinS Mart a 0 e lell'Illl01l b •
uated In traditional outdoor cere. school', Girl Athlete troph,. In ard Ashleman, Juh.e Ford and wUI receive $500 a ~~~e e~b_ W:~h~rbee, Joyce Wlek. Mary the flower arrangenWIlIs ~, illndsSanford
",oreen "fcHugn
Eileen 1\le\ er
'Itary Alice Mlnan'
""'Ilham Mltchcll
Dons Jean Monay
James NaouT
Glenn Nossal
Dons Ann o Dnscoll
Jon n OrlandO
Geraldme Padgett
Vincent P.a.ngon
'Iargaret Petz
Donald P1nsonneault
Grace Poole
"onne Rau
Joanne R~sch
namel Sattle"
Thoma'" &.nlol'\ r
H("I('n ~C""r'na
~raT) Kathenne SchmIdt
\Ianor '..\cLaughlln
Ann Meathe
'\ofarle '\ftldrum
"Ianh n Meurrr
Haroi1 '\{l("hall"\.
Paul 'fodaff
FJ1~pn '\fan Moor~
Ph' 11" Moore
Richard Morke"~r
S-allv Murph,
Kathenne Plt.-::.".
Gerard C Rauen
Ready to stand on tI-"elr own two feet.
market for your own automobile.
~rtSW~~I.r
JanIce Sklllman
Jackson B SmIth
Jeanne Sm'th
Rosemary E Sorrenltno
Barbara Staft'ord
Robert Stebbms
.Toan Elame Stefani
Carol Gay Stephenson
Jane Stewart
Mary Stover
Kathrln Strek
!laVl!! D. Struthel\
j;;hn""'i 1twlft
NancyTossy
Sue Trembley
M)'MlIITroden
Mananne Tromblev
~':.c:.e~~"'~;~::lQe
~~~~~~o~~anif
Nancy Barbara Voorhees
Janeen Walker
Manlyn Walter
Donald B Wanace,lr.
RIchard Wardrip
Joan Watkms
Martha Watkms
DaVId Lee Wallin.
JeanM Webb
"lIlyron H Wedyke
John Weed
Tlnrntl'~? Well!!"g
,rartl", Wetherbee
JO\ce C W,ek
Kathr~"n Wteland
James P Wllhams
Mary Ann Wllhanu
Polly Wilton
Bruce ''tolf
Gladvce Jeanne Wolt
Enen Jane WlJrley
Gall Wrl"'t
Kathn n Z,SSLS
Raymond Schneider
Carol Semon
Loretta Stehlin
Ehzabeth Sulh\an
Ed\\ard Tacoma
John Tlernev
Fredenck Troger
Jacqueline Trudel
Tneresa UTquart
Elmer Valdez
Lf)r~n VaIllancourt
Robert VanAnt1\erp
Cathe"",, VandenBoom
RIchard Van Slembrouck
Robert VanSlelT'brouck
Jarquellne '-"alsh
Kathleen \\ atters
RIchard Welch
Gertrude \~etske
Charles Zech
Velma Zuhanl
lllch~"d Roland
Jo;:ann't SC"hummer
Rarbara STocum
V('fonlra Tamm
Glona TarkTeWlCZ
Patnc," Tromblv
Irf"ne Vlne-ke
";1"" Frances Wade-

For.
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And About
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unior League Defies Clouds To Find Silver Lining
SMILES FIAR DESPITE ADVERSE WEATHER League's
~ Fair Nets
Makmg a last minute check at the Garden Booth
Mrs. Frank J. Sladen, chairman of the Fair', and three
eague members, from left to nght. Mrs. Sladen, Mrs.
ydla Kerr, Mrs. Reynold Morns, and Mrs. Wllham Hart.
hurclt Plans
inal Service
The Grosse Pomte Congl eganalChurch
meetmg In RlChal d
001 11'111 hold Communion
l'\~ceSunday. June 26, at 11
Rev. Charles W Schled wl1l
ach
A specIal commISSIon servIce J
r the \ oung people attending
e CongregatIOnalcamps durmg
e summer WIll also be concted
at the morning service.
Ole attendmg wIll be' SeDlor
Camp. Barbara Reed, Carol
per, and Fred Slocum. JUnior
Camp Judy Huntington Cyn.
la Marbn. Donna Mae Smith, I
. Lou Henderson, and Paula
athewson
The Sunday sel vices WIll men
dlscontmueduntIl they' are remed
on Sunday, September 11.
HISTORIANS EXPLAIN
I
Prince of Wales
Called
~~Tltat Most Angelic Imp"
The Prince of Wales was once let," ongmalJy meant "to leap
referred to as "that most an- or caper hke a WIld goat"
" Another rat her prophetic
gelIc 11111l, accordmg to lan. woro ongm IS found in the Old
guage experts gathermg mfor- EnglISh marnage serv!ce, whIch
mahon for The World Book read "till death do us depart"
EncyclopedIa. "Depart" used to mean separate
The resedrcher's elo.pldIn that or dIvIde"
the ongmal meanings of many The word "JIg" got out of
words change m pecuhal ways. hand WIth the passmg years.
"Imp" once meant . a ) oung The JIg was origmally a fiddle
shoot of a plant" Then It came to whIch country folk danced.
to mean "a chIld," and players Another word went back and
were once offered In England forth across th~ EnglIsh chanfor
that most angelIc "'Imp-the nel several times, lIIld got l~lf
Pnnce of Wales. roasted m the process. The old
TaXI dnvers WIll nv doubt be French word for Deef was
pleased to learn that the re- "boeuf." The word and the
searchers have dlscovel ed the food were adopted by the Engword
"cab," short for' cabno- lIsh, and they changed It to
- I "!::?4'f" But ,the EnglISh liked
it roasted and, eVIdently, so dId
Choo.Je One of OUT'
New Hair St).les
HAIR SHORT
by
Catneri11e Aammer
BEAUTY SALON
TU. 1.3300
20455 Mack
'pearl Can Iher
Medley Hansen
STAFF
Eleanor Kws
Catttenne Kanlmer
AlR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT
is hi'S
FRIDAY, JUNE %4, 1949
10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
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Among the many youngsters that enjoyed the Fair's
CIrcus, merry-go-round and other delights were Kenneth
Baetz, 2, and Sanda Boss. 3, with their mothers, Mrs.
Wllbur Baetz, and Mrs. Edward Moss.
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the French, as they soon cOIned
a new word, "rosblf."
But probably the greatest m.
justice was heaped on the shoulders
of the French villaIn. Orlg 4
mally, a vIllam was a fanner,
one attached to a villa or farm.
La ter, the word caine to mean
a rougn powenw tetlow. Tne
next meanmg of villain was ras.
cal, and now It means a pol.
IShed, slnlSter wrongdoer,
Church Announces
SIJlumer Schedule
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TELEVISION SET
DOOR PRIZE_
'ru 5-3044
CHARGOr
Smart Moderns
THE Jumor League brushed
through the clouds that hung
over theIr "Country Fair"
Fnday at the Emory Ford Estate,
285 Lake Shore, to net
a silver lining of $17,000 for
the League's weifare fund.
Mrs .Frank J Siaden, chairman
of the FaIr, made the announcement
at the annual meetmg
Tuesday noon at the Country I
I Club.
She described the FaIr as most I
successful and expressed her appreclatlon
to many whose efforts I
made the mammoth benefit pos.
SIble. :
The large number that braved i
the ram spent approxImately I It...
$21.500. ,t:Y:
Following the postponment of I
the FaIr Thursday, June 16, Mrs. II
Sladen announced that the fes.
hval would be held the followmg :
day "ram or stune." I
Tudgmg by the result, it was a
wISe deCISIOn. I
A portion of the funds WIll go I
to aId the work of the DetrOIt I
Puppeteers
Here for Fete
By Doris Milat:c CounCIl of SocIal AgenCIes. Sup- I
. port WIll also be gIven to other
One group of conventioneers welfare and famlly services.
whese WIVes not only suspectbut
know there are "plenty of i The man I!lem~rs who at.
strmgs attached to it" are the I tended the League s final se~lon,
Puppeteers of AmerIca who are! heard MISS Evangelme Shelbley,
lannmg a four-day workshop i executlve secretary of th DetrOIt
'~d Nahonal Puppetry Festival I Councll of SOCIal Agen~les, dean
June 28.July I at the DetrOIt SCrlbe how the League s finan-
Art Inshtute. clal assIStance will be used.
Mrs. Emery Kovach, of 263 At the meetmg, Mrs. Darnel W.
Mount Vernon, who presented~ Goodenough welcome~ ~ gIrls to
her own Lily Paul puppeteers at prOVISIonalmemb..ershlp and elethe
Institute last year, IS quite I vated 50 women to actIve memactive
In thIS group, some 400 I berShip.
puppeteer and marIOnette author-\ Amoni, the functIOns of the or- I
dies from allover the country gamzahon, locally, IS the Jumor
attendIng the conventJon. League Shoppe on Kercheval
"Such prominent authorities as I and the Thrift Shop on Waterloo,
Alfred Wallace and Rufus Rose IThe latter contI:lbutes to the sup-
WIll present their own showl as port of the adJoJnlng Nelghbor-
"The Mouse in Noah's Ark" and hood Club.
"J Dan of Ark" to the public in ----the
evenmg performances," ex- G:rl Scouts
plamed Mrs. Kovach, "and local II
puppeteers WIll also plan chil- V:s;t Falls
dren's plays" II II
Dunng the all-day program, GIrl Scout Marmer Troop 201
noted puppeteers WIll presIde at boarded the City of DetrOIt TII
workshop sessIons a b out all to vislt Buffalo and NIagara Falls
~h~ "of puppe~ ~t ~t;. ~o~l Fridav June 17. under the dlre

•- n.. c:,.... Pointe Revi•• - Thursdoy, 'un. 23, 19.'
Shores Theatre 1 WIR DECLABES DIVIDEND
ChaIrman of the Soard Geor,e ,
Schedules IUatinee 1
A. RIchards announced today ~ i~~n'" r~"
that the dIrectors of WJR the
'!'!''! S-hCOf!STheatre has now Goodwl1l Station, Inc., 'have ~ .•••
ICheduled a matmee for the kId. voted a dividend of lOe per share
«bel tor Wedneaday aflelnoon to be paId June 30, 1949, to share.
holders ot record at the dOle of
bellNUfli at 3 pm. The manale- busmess June 20. 1949.
ment of the theatre was lurprlSed
to find J. full house at the first According to Chl1dcraft Boolu
matinee -which had not been Mt, Beard, a peak near Mt. Mc~
publicized. The kldchea may seek KInley In Allaska, wu named
reNle from the heat IJ1 the newly after DanJE\.1Carter Beard, who
a1l'eOndttloned theatre l and enjoy started the Boy Scout m'bvement
an afternoon of tln~ entertam- In America. Beard was born June
ment. I 21, 1850.
NOW-Under N.w M,n,c.m.nt!
The RATHSKELLER CAFE
~.. ~bck Av.. It Nottinch,m
~ loh.D-"lUck" aDd "JiJD" Park, Owaen
• Th. S.m. D.iicious Foods
vtSIT THE BEAUTIFUL
GOWCUP
ROOM
Carnally
r.-84
MANNY LOPEZ
AND m OacldlTaA
.DandD1 N~UY
hcepf Sunday
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LMaJ and Prem.l1lIIl
• LIQUORS
• BEERS
You'ra Invited to Pay V. a Vialt
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FOR- YOUR
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When.your dub. IOCI&11t,..
or pariah Il'0Ull 1Ilan8 a
dlJlDer or luncbllOD, 1M
aure Of it. aucc:.s. by
ho~ It at '!'be WhIttier.
MU:e feAl'VaUOll.l
now for 10W' 1PrlnJ' MciAl
eVllDU.
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Summ@r
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er Lesson
tion Is
Time to
ch Safety
school children put
11 books this week, but
their I
ell home • esson 10
~~ty they will study all
que sllckel, seven by
lIlC hes, deSigned .\- to be _
b palen1s un .... : ~..., ..."u
~hllduses when he runs
ploY, CallIes the follOWing
, at the curb
I bOtb wa1b
uDtil It's safe, iheD
acrOll the Itreet. /
f,rd three hnes are print-
. approprlate red color, I
lilt WALKlme IS In ,reen.
Iy.fl~e th~~~~A~U~~ I
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DII' eonvPulenee, were
uted to first and NCODdpupils
m Detroit publiCI
hial scbooll aDd also
110mand Blrblalld Park
Tbe me• .,e "",ell
rid reminder to ~e child
Ilae be rt1IlS out to play.
stickerswere prepared by
ICSafety ASSociation of
and dlstnbuted to schools
of the Police Depart-
Public Safety Bureau.
handed out the stlckers
cluldren
b.tekof the sticker earm..
,e to the parents
tileehild's teacber point-
I lUt summer time is a
ODS period for traffic ae-
j ,
Eyeful Gets Eyeful
Bobble Trelease, ODeof the Toastettes, perlDue.t eboral line
o~ Ed SUlUVlD" :'1'oa.st of tbe Town," ,ets a cameraman'8-e,.
View of ber cborme eollea,ues between rehearsals of tbe ltarstudcled
fllll.hour Sabda1 mrht CBS -Teleyisioa rlY.e.
ts IIlvolvinJebildreD. Last Natural Oll PAC.KAJl,DJOBS FOIt UGI
er In Detroit, 11 cbildreD From about 25 yeal s on, the Packard Motor Car Com-pllny
killed and 736 iDjured. natural Oll that keeps skm soft dealers have 3,000 Jobs open for
IUllgmto the street from and supple gradually decreases. young men who "could make
whtre the driver cannot Many women lose as much as 20 $4,000 their first year and In-
_for example, from be- per cent of their natural skin (lIl l crease thiS amount to $10.000 or
parked car-IS the most needs before reaching the age of $12,00 in subsequent years by
us thmg a child does," 140. hard work," according to Karl M.
age pomts out. ------ Gremer, vice-president and gen.
d aCCidentswould be re- Disappointed Gophen er"l sales manager.
50 per cent If chl1dren When planting bulbs, drive a,
taught always to STOP at tm can 'oI-lth both ends removed I More people have become suc-
D beloN! going Into the down around them Gophers, cessful by profiting by mistakes
Make sur. your chIld moles and Inlce meet a solid wall I of others than by readmg sucdoesthis"
of tin Instead of the JUIcy bulb I cess slones. ,
he BOAT CORNER
For and About Boatl ••• Fishing ••• Etc.
1ear'. Gold Cup raee on I upper turn on the three mile I race are expected before the list
IrOltRIver will be full 01 COUl'lle,only 12 boats were per- IS closed. on June 22, qualIfying
ll!!'!!!. :r....:t~ed~ :t.:.:-t et : tlme, necesS-l ~.:n: V."J! be held. betw!:e!l ! !;"!!'L
t:~~~:n~'i~:~: ~~;.~ Ita~:~;:~ui~V:n\':::.new Gold II ~~ :; ... w. vu ~.....~ :::-:9 ~(l ::¥~ I II
« AssOCiation,the 1~9 Cup course, Elliott saId, wIll be The 20 fastest quahbers will
ub,for that almost a mile downstream, giving wm starting POSltlOJUin the Gold
of the new.fangled Ideas the boats • chance to spread out Cup event.
placed mto effect for the before gom, Into the first turn, ------------e
will be a change 1U the thus' ehmmabng the hazard of
from Its former three-mile bunclung
to 2 and one-half mIles The upper turn thIS year Will
, Elbott Hid. be .t Parkvlew With a resultJDg
er Will be that only the larger arc than was poSSible on I
test quaWying heats of the old three-rrule course It I
3O-oddentries expected, also creates a 500 foot clearance I
penrutted to start In tbe between the lower Yacht Club I
events, and these Will all dock and the Detroit maInland
t once Kent Hitchcock, secretary of
DeW course Will be sumlar the Inboard CommiSSion of the
OI1eused dunn, the Ford American Powerboat ASSoclatlOn,
alra~ the past two years bas given hIS 0 K. to the new
11 also be used in the De- course, Elliott saId, mamly be-
Kemonal race thi. year, cause It' alleViates one of the bad I
SlJd sltuahons of the too narrow I
Baseba II Shoes
$5.40 $6.75 $8.65
der! for the Gold Cup I upper turn of the old three-mIle Reach Baseballs
Willget the stratlng gun CI1'~Ult" I
footof Burns DrIve where I Another reason for the change,l
Ile II 500 feet Wide This the DRRA head explamed, 15 that
owplenty of room for the the APBA WIll recogmze records I
to Jockey a food startmg only If they are made on a two-,
and-OIle~half mile or a five-mile
take t?e word of Elliott course. i PailllWllter
t!leY11 need plenty of As a result of thiS rulmg, the I
Percy JaDes race on July 17 at
DRRAs plan to have a I Gull Lake Will change to the 2 '-2-
ltart llo1ththe futest boat Imile distance Instead of usmg the,
poleand the slowest bnng- five.mlle route of the pa,t I
th~ rear (such U IS done Elliott IBid that because at
500-nuleIndianapolis auto least 30 entnes for the Gold Cup
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;;'Wlm rlnS
$9.75
106 KERCHEVAL *
TU.1-5262
"as turned down at a meet- ~--------:..-:======='======.
the Amencan Power Boat I
at'on In New Yon last I
I relull Elhott YOWS'
1 bf a mad 'cramble at the 'I'
tlue to the narrow
""Ything for
FishermGn
Roell • R'II,
~innow .uck ....
lit • T.ckl. lous
-plus--
Johnson Seahorse
Motors
Wolverine Bo.ts
-plus--
Motor Repairs
UEGER ::::.:
IHRrFIl at ~ \tlLr,
R",~\ Ille Il:)~
ft r, ~111",..I"" "unlbrs
I
MOTOR
RECONDITIONING
HEIlE'S WHAT WE DO:
1. Check Spark of M.gneto
2. Check Oil
3. Adjust Poinh
4. Check Spark Plu,s
5. Clean and adjust carhuretor
and III line
6. Lubricate Transmission
7. Supply ntr. .he" pin,
8. Any other nlClsllry replirs
EARLE RICHARDS
%41_ MACK Avt:
C.ROSSF.rmSTf. woon~
SHELL
SERVICE
n'. 1.'Rla
1\ Moonlight Cruise
Sked Announced
""~l'.-" The CrOis. Pointe R.yiew-Thu;,day, june .23. "'49-'
T@@D .. -. ft !po;nt. Marine Visits England, France Porf.
(Continued from Pa,e I) Cpl. James I. Tnbble, Jr, IDI exercIses alollislde ilia relU-
ON TO ROCHESTER USMC 100 ot Mrs Angeline lar shIp's COmpanletl,
On to Rochester about ten (arloaels of weal y gzaduates and II ,
their ddtes went to eat breakfast Jan Johnstone, rilll Pierce, Merry Tflbble of 2161 RIdgemont ave-
Baumdn, Bill Pler

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10 -The GrollePointe Reyiew - Thursday, !un. 21. 1949
8t. [jJaul
Ev. Lutheran Church
Jackson School Auti:torlum
Marlborough and Waveney
Rev. Charles W Sandrock,
Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 26
"Hands Off •• 11 00 AM.
Children's Church 11 AM
::...... iidd.\ S.~~~ol !? 3~ a !'T'
Adult 'Blble Class
"A Survey of
the IlIble" • .. .. 9 30 A M
I\'"EW SITE CHALFONTE
AND LOTHROP
(J,rosse {Pointe
m .lL_J:_~
, I unfLUUt~"
Church
I
("hureh
"EFFERSO,," AVE'" VI' METHODIIIT
('MURCH
Jelrer.on A,. E II .llrlllorOIlIIl
Re'. RUdolpll H Boy.e. 'IlInllter
!'unda, June 26 10 am -Morn"'l
\\ onhlp.'tA Itn sermon b\ the neYl hap ..
l>Ou>t~ mln',I ..r to-It. m -Church
I ~~Jr:~r,~~~ofhdl~::e~ f~;~~~~~,~
ale. \ ounl pwple and .dulta
I 700 pm -Youlh FeUo"ahlp meet-
I mc ,
I clt. 7nichael s
Chapel
(EPISCOPAL)
Lldtng whIch wl1l be located on
Mora.. Road near Kerchev.l.
TV, 2-.1310 Laymen" semln.r (Salem Church" CHRtSTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Sunday. June 26 10.30 s.m-Clul-
:iie~ ~ntltVcn~~nd1n& the !llble BETHANY LllTHERAN CHURCH l~f~jl~~~':,".~;":~~ I~eaU'~~
Tumay, June 28. 8'1&p.m -DISCUS- Outer Drive E, at Chatn.orth Avenue tlan Sc,ence churches thrOUghout the
alan croup. TopIc: '"!'h. Greatest Story Mr. Lowell Guebert. who has served world on Sunday. June 26
in the World Today" as VIcar at Bethany Lutheran Church The Golden Text (IsaIah 55 l) Is
I for the past ye.r. WlUdeliver his last 'Ho everY one that tlllmeth, come ye
sermon next Sunday. He Wl!l preach to the waters, and he that hath no
'n ""th the 8 30 and 1030 a.m. aerv- money; come ye. buy, and eat yea.
u.."MT'! Relnhold WilL lead the Klnder- . ;~;v ~;dw~t~ut "'~;;ce'::l:" w ,U;lIut I
garten _Pnmarv department of the Amon, the BIble c:Jtahons 15 thll
unday SChool as they revle" theIr last JIll.... e /John 1 145) "In the begtnten
lesaona Grades three to eIght of mnll was the DoTd and the Word was
the Sund.y School ,,,,11 hear Pastor WIth God and the Word was God In
Rle... tell the ItOry of Peter and John hIm was life. and the life was the light
'On' Tna!" al they see it prolected on of men And the Ught ahlneth In darkthe
Icreen ness and the darkn ... comprehended
The Jun,or and Sen.or BIble Classes It not ..
WIll combine to study the fourth chap. Correlat,ve p.....age. to be read from
ter of John's first letter The Adult the Chnstlan ScIence textbook. hSC._
class ,.,,11 continue theIr dISCUllSlOn&ence and Health WIth Kev to the
of the Gospel of St Matthe\\ Scnptures" by Marv Baker Eddy tn-
All Sunday School and BIble classes clude the fo!lowlnll (P 564\ ''The great
belln at II30 am spmtual facts of being. bke raya of
_______ hiM. snlne In the darkness. throuCh
THB GROSSE POINTE METHODIST the darkness comprehenc1lng them not.
CHURCH may deny theIr reaht,. ...
MeetlnJ Now In Kerby Scbool
Kerbv Nur Kudinal CHRIST THE lUNG LUTBt!RAN-
8aUd'DI S,te. CHURCH
MoraIS Boall Nea, Kerchnal Grolle Pointe Wooda
Be' HUJ:h C. White. Pastor W I GUl'ert. Pastor
Telepbone TU 1-1129 Sund.v. June 26 9 30 a m -The Sun-
!;unda> June 26 1045 a m -Morn- day School meets for all age croups
Ing Worsh,p and Sermon 1045-11 tS I New pupils may be enroUIki at allY
-The Infant and Toddlers Nursery tune
wll Imeet dunnll the Church servIce 11 00 am -Mornmg Wnrshlp
All of ,the members of other depart. 1230 a m -Annual Sunday School
ments of the Church School are 11\- pIcnic at the beacll park
VILLAGE OF
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
BIDS W.ANTED
The Village CommIssion of the Village of
Grosse Pomte Woods wilt receIve bids at the Mum-
"pol Building for the insta,llatlon of new Sidewalk
and the replacement of broken Sidewalk up to 8
'I k '-., , ,....,.... ..'"
o c oc p m on Iuesooy, J uoy J, ':rT7.
Plans and speCifICations aTe on file in the
offICe of the Village Clerk, 20775 Mack Avenue.
PHILIP F. ALLARD,
Village Clerk
VILLAGE OF
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
BIDS WANTED
The Vilk:ge CommISSion of the Village of
Grosse POinte Woods Will receIve bids at the Munlc,pol
Buddin!: for the purchase of th.ee Poilce
scout cors up to 8 0 clock pm on Tvcsday. July
5, 1949
Speclf'catlons may be had from the Chief of
Poilce
PHILIP F. ALLARD,
Village Clerk
the same ones over and over
agam Towels, like people need
• rest.
Another pomt to remember is
to protect to\\ els from sharp
POints or splJnters.
Bathroom or kitchen clothes I
hampers may be of a rough surface
~d could eaSIly sn8g a
towel. ThiS same rule holds true
for clothespins, towel bars, or
lmen closet shelves.
APTER-LIFE
Com ert your worn towels Into
many useful household artIcles'
dustmg cloths, scrubplng or util-
Ity cloths, pot holders ,oven mitts,
....11111!l1!ll .....;""'s _,He' ....'" hf\+ 1t.~.41" hntfl,p.
~~~r;:" _..-,-...- - _. I
Other helpful suggesuons for I
discard cd towels or towels t"at I
are worn only In a few spots
IS to make bibs for children,
beach coats, hIgh chair seat covers,
or small pads for crib or
carnage.
M06t of all, remember when
buymg to look for brand names
and then choose the towel wllh
which you are most flll"lihar or
whIch IS guaranteed to have
longer wear.
I
Legal Notice
FORD TUDORS
FOR SALE
The Village of Grosse
Pointe Park will receive
sealed bids until 1 P.M.,
E.S,T .• June 27, 1949, for
the sale of the following:
1-1946 Ford Tudor-
No. 1361459
1-1947 Ford Tudor-
No. 1971089
The above are available
for mspection' at the Mu-
nicipal Garage, 15115 E.
Jefferson Avenue.
Bidder must deposit
$75.00 for each car in cash-
Ier's or certified check
WIth i:)ld proposal. DepoSIt
will be retained by the
Village of Grosse Pointe
Park if successful bidder
MUnlCIpal Manager
Grosse Pointe
REVIEW
Want-Ads
CASH RATE
The muumurn charge for classified
ads 18 50c for 15 wordsj
four centa for each addlt10nal
~_~~~~~_~~:.m
word. 1\
A. __ h. -----
;;c;pt';;d' ';;~;Utheutfl~~h~;;' I
The mmlmwn c:harge rate is
60c for 15 words, four eenU for
each addItional word, Payment
can be made by cash,
check or money order.
Classified
DISPLAY RATES
Upon Request
VA 2-4558
The
Grosse Pointe Review
15121 Kercheval
Bet. Lakepointe and Maryland
Say "Charge It!"
WANT AD
DEADLINE
5 p.m. Tuesday
Penonall
WEDDING.JIllrty or n!uruon candlds or
home portraits
RoseVl1ll~~~aPbY fro~Ji~e O43II.W
ATTENTION ASTHMA SUFFERERS I
Let me demonstrale free, what
Selrodo vapor treatment will do to
~:~:;e
~~~0~~~r.t78cfd ~~
o ErIckson, 15013Mark TwalD. DetroIt
21
Tronsportation
RIDE WANTED. about 530 a m dally
lrom Hampton Road to Junction or
C,ty Hall VI 3.2614
.ri,p r 'gll "j T

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.. IItillg ond Deeorotin.
r,,1 IConUDU.cI)
Fine Intenor Decorating
GEORGE S. DALLY
EXI~nor Palntlng
VA
4-8004
- Window Shade.
-cHOUK deeorallnt. palntlni. 1n
A. f10r ,jIld e>oterlor. wallpaper r.
leo\Od \I.slung and c1eanlDl 1239
Lkepolnle VA, 3.0011.
IIiTERIORand Exterior, by fit claN
e hanle> Use be.t of matariall
~:,' pnte .. rl,ht Call Jerry, VA
I ~9S1
- NELS SWANSON
rlRST CLASS PAINTING
PAPERHANGING AND
DJlJCORATlNG
•• , ,. ,.. •• __ ... _ ... __ ..a
,Reasonauu:! - '1"1 v "'•• aw ..~~\&
VA 2-6588
OUTSiDEPAINTING. reasonable rat ..
Best maLt'lHll J.:ed 'N'J 3-5QO
~G- paperhanging. paper re
mO\.d Work ll\JlIranteed Mertenl
112 )!u>r Road TU 2-0083
tlITERIOR AND EXTERIOR
R£SIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FREE ESTDlATEl!l
IOHN FORTI ER
8916 Mack WA. 1.4527
M PAINTI>
Open 1 to 5 on Sunday
Wanted to Rlnt
«C0J2UDued)
YOUNG WORKING couple deolre 3 or
~le~~mcaNn~~m~~~ apt or lIat
2AoUlTS dealre 4 or 5 rOOIlla Reference.
Call momlnl' to 1 pm or
after e p m VE 7-47 »
Autos For Sale ---------------------
AUU ...T FAMILY 3-beClroom,
~~~d.f8W:;~ror houu I
unfue-
Reler-
CConlUluedl Mi".lIanloul for Sate GROSSE POINTE-C-Ou-p-l-e,-2-ch-I-ld-r-en
CHEVROLE1-;- '47-;-4-door, 'lieetmutr, «Continued) (age 2 yr. and 6 m~) being evlMed.
low mlledge rddlO,
lovers TR1-5509
he ..ter
'
.eat WARDROBE trunk, ellop1e&f table.
,hdlr. dr .. pes lampo clUna, cry,tal
'T'Je't~.;r
1-------need
of apt, lIat or hoUM
_
P[ YMOUTH
• 46 101U
-
door sedan
--
Prl.
s,lver. CUll brlc-a.brac, ladles and
genUemanT • ~Jolhm. L.O 7-M84
I
I
\Qle 0'"' ner TU 2-0893 0
LATE -1947 - Roadmd.tu B:;;~k-4::-door
sedan lompletcl\ equIpped excel.
lent londlt\jln 916 LIn'oln Road
A"to. ______________ Wanted
Cars Wanted
Late Models
BI.UE RUG bIZ, Uke new wIth pad EXECUTIVE, adult famIly of I
::ndJ':oat~:~' s ~I~t" si:e ~~, ~~o StO:;~ thl ee, w.~hes to lent 2 or 3 bed-I
I
1071~R.
t R
easona
bl
e
22138 A
v
aJo n. Bn•
rOQm \lnfurnl,h~d home In
I GROSSE POINTE RE-SALE SHOP
Open daUy from 12 to 8. 14427 Grosse Pomte Wdhng to pay
Kercheval at Chalmers VA 2-e)()O
up to $150 per month, one year
(,HAJS! L.OUNGE 115 .teel sprm,
,haln JI0 ea, child'. tricycle, no In advam:.e, With lease, option
VA 4- 75,
to buy. Beet of leferences. Box
Musical Instrum.nts
J8, Groelle Pte Revlew.!- 15121
HIGHEST PRICES PAID GRINNELL Splllet Americana. like
new. Sav. $100 TU. lI.llOOO
Wanted to Buy
HANSON FURNITURE Wanted If you have
an)'tnlng III the Une of housebold
Chevroiet Co . ~ui~~U;:llIt~:e, rr3~~c:l~r~~~~IN~.t I
I ~-2115 I
14259 MACK AVE. I YOUNG MAN, vlctun of polio, wanu I
VA 2-9800
SIt~hc.~;:~~rUJ~AV.~f~~a1r With
Kercheval.
1'\11\ll"'n ~AiiT,
DU r [I'\. IV\C( I,)
SELLER HEREl'
Phone VA 2....558 - Stop In - or
Mail Your Actll'
_ __ EXPERIENCED and reliable woJlllu1 BEAUTIFUL PersIan ShakrlsUn 11'.
IEI\I:-G \IACffiNES
t:9. lamps repaLfed
_____________
vacuum clean-
Reasonable. Nt
\\ant.
ences
WHITE,
d~ or part time worl< Rem'
E 2-0714
housework by day. $850 plUl
x 14 Must be seen to be apprec,ated.
1014 Balfour Rd__ Nl__ ll_OZ
"P-~E DINING te ••• Gas
1ROOInI
for
RENTALS
Rent
C1."TO~f-'[ADE &l1p covers and tray.
t~e draperoel Guaranteed work-
~J~~;~< Fwxqeduoal1~!6ml58aten~1Free
•
VENETiAN BLINDS
TAPE or CORD
By the Yard
Q. IIr W,lI Replace It For You
~T~'D~RD WINDOW SHADE CO
fare TW. 2.lI879 .- room IUI ......
range $25 Ed 1..()'I29. ROOM FO
L"uY "ITH nursmg ",penenee .0 I DO,JBLE BED complete $-I~ Cha,~p home Cal: Tfr~n~~~r. in pnvate
care for InvalId or \\111 travel as lounge, $15. mangle $45. grey baby -------------companIon
Qual,fied. Reterences bUillY and pad 515. d~~?I~~~~I
Hau ... for Rlnt
VA 1-2368 spnng and mattress 55
cellent condition. TU. 2-8650
BERKSHIRE 4882. Julv 1 3-bedroom
~~~~j-~~efn~~g"a~. ~~~orlt.
brick, for lease. funuahf'd or part);.
MATCHING hvmf room couch and
--- chaIr. No "",'eCll Call LA 7-3819 ~~ed De-rt's~_~~ references rebab1.,tmt~~
S~I~~Leafllr~l~v,~.
Miscellaneous for Sat e
Office Space for Rent
Sfr"n" 'our NeIghbors Over 30
1191.E Warren at Buclt'ncham
TUxedo 2-S«O
Upholsterina:
Yes
Employment Agencies
MILLER - Employment agene) , LO.
'4~2656 Domffilc ~4C:::ii ""omen fot'
laundry and cleamng Part-time or
",eekly Good laundress and cleanen
AUTOMATIC h"t water heat ers. terms JEFFERSON, GROSSE POINTE Acroa
Ultra Modern Plumbmg Co. VA 1- from theatre Ot'ltces suitable for
0154 or VA 1,300'1.
dentist. optometnst. la"Zer. real
WEDDING. party or reUIll on candJlSa I ~nte211e~arsOccWA.edl~ll ent,st for
or home pelotra,!s
SPECIAL Penonahzed Upholstenng I FIELD S EMPLOYMENT Colored RO"V'Jl/~~~aPhY ~~ !J'le 0438.W I Wanted to Rent
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U- The Grohe Pointe 'Review - Thursday. Iuft. 23. 1~49
Pay u
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As LoncAs
%( Month.
OD Balance
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Moen II-F.U 1.6 _ ... of ......
ace I)Mlce! Frocea Food CINct AlJftI
25 .... m-.. foodc lied lee .......
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!IVes roee more,
.,fJr wnat f()U ;ayl
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ing detip - "cold clear to the floor" -ann.er. the need for
P' pealer food Itol'8le IpIIee without inueued 1001' .paee. Introduced a year
/ qo, the Dearly half millioD already .Id ia elear proof of American homemaken'
.edllim for theee brilliant DeW refrigerator&.
....... • f ........ Fe.tu,.sl The revolutionary "cold clear to the
1001''' de6Ip, pYel you lID extra full 2 eu. It. of refriserated .torage .paee
• • • the equiTaient of • shelf lIDd • ~ • • • ill a cabinet taking DO more
8001' lpaee than former 6Ieevene". You pt. biMer frozen food compartment
• • • more general .torqe .pace • • • and the Dew and exclu.he
refrigerated Frait Freshener.
Proof of M........ D•• lgnS KeMDator'. full length door ill viaihle
proof that yon hal'e the re£rigl~l!tor of tomorrow with the ltJteIe ad"anceo
meDU in dOllle.tie foodkeeping _ • • a refrigerator that will DOt beeome
old fab.icmed in atyliDs Ia. few yean. Remeam..1OD buy • refriprator
for ye.n of aeniee.
.....,.f D.......... lllt,1 Kelvinator ill the prod1lel of the oldellt
D1an1lf~ of eIeetrfe refri;eratioD for the home!
.o.~'aGD STORAGE ~p~C~~
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EXTRA FEATURES-~UNMA'CHED .VALUES
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pinchl ~oIllY, "-
• M piece Model CM • •• $299 95 '
_ 11ft •• _ .. ow 0Il1y
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and APPLIANCES
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.... ' • ' •• , e,4, ... «¥c ...
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Kelvmator "Automatic Cook" electrIC
range. Just set It and for get it. EnJOY SUo
perbly cooked meals!
Famous
NEW
KELVINATOR
Eleetrit R,Inges
EaSIer, better cookmg with the Kelvinator
electnc range ..• greater convemence and
better results. Seven different intensities
(If heat, from gentle smuner to supe~.hot .
III
Automatically timed (lven cookmg In thIS
l-~:;~.h~i.1 K... l ...:.:~~--::= =!~:~=.:. :L'Q;''',s.;
Complete with Scotch Kettle, if you WIsh.
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