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Page Tw~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 28, 1960
Police Ask Residents
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or murderer carry out his evil
intent."
Chief Louwers said when a
call comes into the slation. it is
only a matter of brief minutes,
or seconds, when scout cars
reach the scene. Perhaps, the
police car crews might only be
just a block or so away frqm
the scene of the call, when they
are dispatched.
After all, he pointed out,
policemen cannot see through
to Help
buildings, and they depend on
the citizen's for help ..
If the c1ti~ens will cooperate
with their police departments,
the chief said, crime can be
kept lIt'a minimum.
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GETTING BRIGHTER
The percentage of freshmen
enrolled at the .Unlverstty of
Michigan who were in the top
10 per celit of their high school
classes has rIsen from 40 to 51
per cent since 195~.
tver'flhing
tile Hearth Desires
F~brua ry Sa Is
Starts February 1
Woods Mantel & Tile
COMPANY
Hans LovUa. proprietor
21232 Harper 7 Blocks N. oj 8 Mile Rd.
PRescott I. J 300
Open 9 0 5 Tuesdays. Wedne.sdaYi. ThursdayS and Saturday.
, Mondays, and FridayS WI 9
VIEW-MASTER 3-D
Viewers and
Projectors
20% off
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'I Satisfaction Guaranteed i
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: We guarantee every item we selL If you're not :
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Com. in for a demcnstration of our Horn. Reidar Burglar Allum
CARL JOYNER'S
Studio
Cam~ra Shop
20229 MACK AVE. TUxedo 1-6200
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Mothers
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tectlon. It wlll remind the unvaccinated
to start sbots. for
summer protection against polio
and it will help communities
plan local programli to further
encourage the widespread use
of the Salk vaccine," Mrs. Stark
said.
'
"Contributions will support
the expanded program' of the
Nell' March of Dimes. It includes
the ABC of cruel diseases-arthritis,
bi.rth defed~
and crippling polio. One of
every four familles in America
has a member with otie or the
other of these handicaps. We
look to scientists like Or. Salk
to bring relief to people Ind
defeat to d~seases through research."
Mothers on th~ March will be
equipped wit.l an official envelope,
the door count cards, and
the familiar mason jar with the
identifying label. Wayne County
volunteers will not wear armbands.
The Police Department
will provide protection and
guard the money.
"Please welcome your neighbor,"
Mrs. Slark said. "Through
her efforts We noli' have the
Salk vaccine and'the hopes of
better health for countless
thousands depend on your generosity."
The Mothers' March annually
raises approximately half of the
tolal March of Dimes.
Gourmets
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and Rhine wlne blended with
heavy cream. As a side dish
they will offer and show how to
. prepare a recipe of Pasta
Blanca, a choice spaghetti concoction.
Has Long History
Grosse Pointer Mjtchell Hou.
sey has a long history of serving
Detroit's East Side in the
food business. It all b'egan with
egg delivery service in the
twenties with Mitch working for
his father. When he was twenty-one
Mitchell launched a grocery
store which developed into
a small ehain. Mr. Hous~ prospered
in the grocery business
until World War II when Uncle
Sam's NaVY'Jclaimed him and
put him in charge of serving
meals.
He found the preparation of
food fascinated him and so with
the end of the war Mitchell
Housey left the grocery busIness
for the reslaurant trade.
He bought a neighborhood bar
in. a most unprepossessing area
of lower East Jefferson for hlB
new beginning. Little b" little
Housey's fine Chop HoUse d~
veloped. The draft beer and
the old clientele disappeared
and neighboring Universltyltudents
and business men found
they could get excellent food in
pleasant surroundings at Housey's
as Mitchell developed the
place.
Had Another Dream
Mr; Heusey still had a 'dream
he wished to fuUm in Detroit,
the kind of superb restaurant
with continental cuisine which
is chic and an epicure's delight.
The type of establishment which
is usually associated in' our
country with New York and San
Franoisco. The resuit. is the
)1ewly opened Maison Riviera
whose Swiss Chef Zach will be
'showing gourmet class members
sublettes of his art which each
one cl,ln prepare in his dwn
home for his own guests.
In addition to Mr. Housey's
City Hall
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courtroom II' in g of the new
building: and the first regular
meeting of the city council will
lIe held in the wing on Monday,
February 1. at 7:30 p.m.
In the meantime, work will
get under way to instaJ1 a 30-
ton 'aIr conditioning unit, and
an accompanying water cooling
return system, in the new hall.
The job was awarded tq the
Mechanical Heating and Colli,
Inc., of Detroit, at Monday's
meeting by the council. which
accepted the firm's low bId of
$15,850. The installation will be
completed before the moving
date.
Also to Le erected and set
beiore the moving date, is a
new aluminum flag pole and
base, Mr. Lange said. The cost
(If this will be $5Bl, he said,
The'old building will undergo
minor interior changes. at a
cost of about $1.000, and will
be taken over by the Public
Safety Department.
Park Will Build 85 New
Boat Wells for $26,900
The Park council approved
the construction of 85 new boat
wells in the Marina at the
waterfront park, and the changing
of boat well fees, during a
meeting held on Monday, Jan.
uary 25.
The council accepted the low
bid of $27,375 offered by the
A. J. DuPois company, and
awarded it the contract for the
project. The actual construction
of the wells wlll cost $26,900,
the additional $475 Is for the
Installation of 92 mooring cleats.
An additional 94 cleats will be
put in by the city.
An alternate bId for the complete
building of this part of
the Dlarina, that is two different
sets of platforms, rails, rIngs,
tIc piJin b's, J.nd h~:,c.), ,vas l'~ ..
jected by the council on recommendation
of City Manager
Robert Slone, who saId that this
phase of the project can be
taken care of at a later date.
New bIds will be sought for this,
the city manager said.
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