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Thursday, January 28, 1960 G RP 5 S E Hospital Reveals Vital Statistics j 0 1 P , t T ff' D th Bon Secoul's Hospital has 1'e- deaths, 302; and ltillblrths. 20. It Y o~n e fll ~c ell leased the following figures cov- In compal'!son, the liguresfnr 0 f 1959 R d d' C' ering births, deaths and stlll- 1958 were: births. 1,571; deaths, eCOf e Ul ~ty births CoI' 1959: births, 1,520; '245: and stillbirths, 21. _ The City Police Depaltment age accidents during the past recorded the lone fatal traf- year: Harper Woods, 320; Park, fic accident for 1959, accord- 265; Farms, 276; City, 157; OPTICIANS ION 28 WEST ADAMS AVENUF;, DETROIT, MICWGAN Now in II fJeW bran&h of/i&e III 20183 MACK AVENUE Between 7 and 3 Mile Roads GROSSE POINTE WOODS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ••• CONTACT LENS SERVICf • , • ZEISS PUNKTAL LENSES Prove it to yourself. A. gas incinerator OOIl8Ullles trash and garbage without a bee of smoke or odor. Try this smlple test, Hold a lighted match directly over the smoke from a cigarette. Presto! The flame consumes the smoke. In this very same way, an automatic, clean..burning gas incinerator DISPOSES OF ALL YOUR TRASH WITHOUT A TRACE OF SMOKE • At J1C1Gr Ga.s Company or dealer showroom ing to completed accident re- Woods, 170; and Shores, 66. ports submitted Ul the GroSSe The Park recorded the 1arg. Pointe Safety and Traffic Com- est number of non-fatal accimittee by the police chiefs of dents (accidents in which inthe Pointe and Harpel' Woods. judes were sustained), 73. Har- Mrs. Catherine C. Donovan, pel' Woods was second with 71; 91, of 13021 E. Forest, Detroit, Fa'rms, 53; City. 34; Woods, 29, a passengcr in a car dl'iven by and ShDres, 21, for a total of Mrs. 1,ma Marie MacKenzie of 281. 137!l Yorkshire road, died of During the month of Decem- Injuries on July 27. suffered bel', property damage in tra!- the the Juvenile Court, the Reverend Joe Dan Mills. lIssistant minister of ChrIst Church, Dearborn, the Reverend Charles Allen Moya, assistant minister o' Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. and the Reverend John. ' Ferris Smith, assistant minister of St. Christoph~r's. Detroit. will be so ordamed. The Reverend Dr. Robert H. Whitaker, Director of the DiOcesan School of Theology. will preach the sermon. Clergy from out-state, as well as members of Christ Church plirish will attend the Ordination, Following the service, there will be a reception in the Undercroft. NEWS Cottage 'Hospital The Collage Hospital Corpor. ation of Grosse Pointe held its annual meeting on Wcdnesday evening at 5:30 p.m. at the NUI'ses' Residence in Ridge road. The Reverend Arnold D. Johnsoll of the Grosse Pointe Congregational C h u I' C h gave the inv, . I Holden, Mrs. William P. Stev- I ens. Mrs. Cameron Waterman, Millinery <strong>Clas</strong>ses ' Mrs. William K. Muir, Mrs. W. in Private Home Howie. Muir was eJected to life 2 Teachers-15 Yrs. Experience membership on the honorary we~':,"Jd~v.;;,~~egrnoon board. Thursday EvenIng Materials and equ1pment lurn. Mrs. Joy introduced the of- ished. ficers and division chiefs of the Medical Sta'ff:-Dr. Harold S, Cross, preshlent; Dr. David H, Barker, vice-president; Dr. A. A. Farbman, secretary; Dr. William V. Taylor, treasurer. Chief of Surgery, Dr. Earl G. Krieg; medicine, Dr. J, A. Sill; obstetrics, Dr. George E. B, Rogers; genel'al 'practice, Dr. C. J. Williams. At the meeting of the trustees immediately following, the officers were elected:-. Mrs .. PR 3.1611. G I J. Electric Co. OF GROSSE POINTE Jim Krousmann, Owner EXPERT Electrical Repairs Appliance Circuits TU 4-2738 OPEN Pick-up NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT NEIGHBORHOOD Pag.Seven Finest Dry Cleaning Costs Less Here! Charge Accounts ......ailablll for Your Cony,"ienc. Speeial! Double Breasted Coats Converted to Single lOe off on Dresses, Suits and Coats off on Pants, Jackets, Sweaters, Skirts SHIRIS witfl Cleaning 5 FOR $1°0 Cash and Carry ond DeliY.ry Calana Cleaners AND TAILORS 17233 Mack. TU 1.122( Betw .. Notre Dame and St. Clair' ANOTHER • • • 10634 Morang - VE 9.5566 At Cadieux Road Open Daily 7:30.,.m •• 7:30 p.m. OFFICE •.. NEW • SPECIALISTS in IWHInicipm cmd. corporate bowels common Mock. 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The new Mack-Moross Office of National Bank of Delroit offers you every, banking convenience from regular checking accounts and low-cost ECON.O.C~:ECKS~ (20 checks for $2.50) tD reguJar 2% and special 3% savings accounts, plus complete loan facilities and trtiSt services. lestel Y. Scherrer will be in chargeof this office. J.HOIIr ,,.. Parkl", etl AllY ef Clty'. J MUlllci,.. Lett ~orkiflO ltuba YOIidot.d wMft you MO~ • puHhaH'l We invite you to come in any time during banking hours and see just how trienrlJy and helpfll neighborhoorl banking can be. We look forward to welcoming YOY !leu and ia ow _ office soon to be constructed on this site. Mack. Moross Office 11NATIONAL OF DETROIT " .... , 7 : D • : Q BANK • I
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