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Vol. 33-No, 6 Entered as Second Class Matter at the 15c Per Copy Post Office at Detroit, Mlchlian GROSSE POINTE MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 10, 1972 $6.00Per Yer,r 36 Pages-Three Sections-Section One
HEADLINES Pointer Named 'Racing Man of the Year' 'Pointes Prepare TellLawyer ot the To Intervene WEEK To Renew Battle In Roth Case As Compiled by the Grosse Pointe News Board of Educatio n To Protect Elms I Grants Authority to Thursday, February 3 I AttorneyD' to, Eder . :\IORE THAN 25,000 IRISH .vlunlClpa\J •• "t'I res Gett' '"g Rea d y for A nnua I A pp I'ICCl-. ISCUSSlons__ CATHOLICTORS stormedDEMONSTHA.through the tion of Dormant h Spray;hi All Will Use By Pepper Whitelaw streets of Dublin Wednesday Met oxyc or Trustees of the Board and burned the British em. By Roger A, Waha of Education on Monday, bassy to the ground in a A h' h . b h February 7, gave Board shower of molotov cocktails mt t at sprmg may e around t e corner, attorney Douglas West, and flares. As the building (or at least a few blocks away), is the fact that (the law firm of Hill, collapsed, the crowd shouted Grosse Pointe city governments are now preparing Lewis, Adams, Goodrich hurled"Down brickswith theandBritish,"bottles andto Elmfor theirdisease,annual spraying of trees to prevent Dutch_ and Tait), the authority hinder the firemen from All of the communities will to intervene in the pro- reaching the scene. The use melhoxychlor and the Lake Claims ceedings before J u d g e Irish Republic was marking ground spray method, al. Stephen Roth regarding Cal'vdila'IYanOsf~~I~~ni~~;~~}hi~ 1: though The Park hasn't Anotl"er Boy I the Detroit Desegrega- , reached a final deci:ion be. " , tion Case. clash with British para. Iween the ground spray and, _I I With this right, West said, troopers in Londonderry, the aerial spray methods,' On Thln lee the system will be able to Northern Ireland. However, the city is leaninJ enter inlo discussions regard...... • I towards the former method. ing the formulation of deseg- Friday. February 4 I For the past three years John T uros of Harper regation plans, raise legal THE VIETNAMESE COM. The Park has used the aerial Woods Drowns After questions as to whether the MUNISTS, stating that they spray method via a helicop. pI • I t W t Illan can be implemented with could not accept Presi dent ter. While this method is lunging n 0 a er respect to the Grosse Pointe Nixon's latest peace pro- much faster t hi'than the ground'd I Off Farms P'ler Public School System and posal presented a reVise. d spray me 0 {, (Inh' I ea generally be activel" involved Peac~ plan at the Paris talks weather conditions a eHcop. A 14.year-old Harper in the action. That is, if Thursday. The Vietcong 0f- ler can do the job in around Woods youth John Tu Judge Roth granls the sys- fered to hold direct politica I h ' b f h' t' t eight hours). there are some d d', th ' - tenl the r'l!!ht~ to I'ntervene. talks with the Saigon gov. OSCAR L. (OZZIE) OLSON, left, of Renaud wit drivers Dan Gurney, e ore IS re Iremen disadl'antages. ros,t rownet .d mth Fe ICY Some Groups Formed ernment if President Nguyen road, industrialist and sportsman, has been in 1970, Swede Savage, and finally with Bobby Choppers Are Scarce pw.aers oU SI e e adrms Mr. West said that many Van Thieu resigns and prom. named Michigan's "Racing Man of the Year" by Unser, Olson's car participated in 27 USAC City Manager Robert A, ler har bor on Sun ay, schools were intervening on ised to have all U.S. prison. the Michigan Auto Racing Fan Club. Olson is championship races, winning 10, finishing sec- Slone noles that it's extreme- February 6, when the ice a collective basis, represent. ers of war released by the president and sole owner of Swedish Crucible ond in four, (twice in the Indianapolis 500 with I)' difficult to get contractors gave away as he attempt. ed by one law firm, and that day all U.S, forces have been Steel Co., whoseOlsonite Division sponsors the Gurney driving), third in three, (once at India- with helicopters to do this ed to retrieve a wooden others will, or have filed as wl 'thdrawn fl'()(:n Vietnam. OIsonite Eag Ie on teeh USAC h amplOns. h'Ip clr-. napolis WIth. Gurney at th e wh ee).I work. t "Andt I everythin,~h fl. i3 , stick a friend had thrown . individual intervenors, b. He U,S. officials said that they concen ra e( on t eYIng I The body of the youth Sl1n said that with a com Ined would give the new proposals cuit. In four years of campaigning the circuit, a~d spraying ability o~ .the :Iof Mr. and Mrs. Joh~ F. action some real conflicts: of. "careful study!' I pilot who must b.e\profiCIent Turos, 21159 Beaufait. Har- interest could arise when de.' ,) q » S 1 H 0 1 ! S I I Ad - - !! I CSt because of a hlg l dellslty I per Woods was recovered at segregation plans were dis. out t 19 1 i C100 n1111lstrators 'I enter e s area," he added. .:. 1~:21 p.m.: less than 15 min- cussed and '.hat he felt '.his, Saturday, February 5 I Herbert L. Heger, dlre(. I utes after he had either woutd not be to the Pointe',s: FHA.INSURED M 0 R T. R to I P R - t B B d' E gency tor of pubt.ic, serl'!c~, is cur. fallen off or jumped of( the best interest. , GAGES on new homes in enova lOn ! ay alses 0 ease "ner rentI.l' obtamlng ?Ids for both far harbor wa I I. Farms He said the intervention two metropOlitan De t r 0 it G 0 TYI' II On Pe.~onalPe..,.fOl"manCe ;Blood Drive spray methods 101' p~~senla. policemen Otto Glanert and request is set for a hearin:g: areas plagued ..by e~cessive Otn 0" "" e ' ...0... " ~lon at a future cr,uncl. meet. John Kraiza manned the res. on Monday, February 28,' noise from Jet airplanes ~ mg. cue attempt. during which time the board: will no longer be approved I ------Met~oxychlor cos!.s a bout At SI. John Hospital, Ihe and the attorneys will study: by the federal g~vernment Underground and Basic Trustees Vote Six to One for Adoption of Salary Collection Will be Taken four limes as mll~h as the Turos youth was pronounced all seven plans currently be'. under new regulatIons. The F d' P f I Ob' t' v' d b S 1M' I f now outlawed DDl aecord . 'd d U..S. Department of Housing I oun at,on art 0 ncreases; lee Ions Olce y emm er at War emorra rom '" . - dead by a staff physician. Ing Cl1i1SIere. , and U r ban Developrru)nt Pro,'eet Called Ahead Draw Retort 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. :~~ :~s;'f;~Xi~IO(~~~IJH~~~v~r~ Th BOYftiShAdvchnldure t d A queslion was raised from f S h d I ------F b , 7 f h t d . t f e a ernoon a s art e the floor by former trustee (HUD), of which the Federal 0 c e u e By Pepper Whitelaw e ruary ~~JI1 I e s .a,n POIn, a ~l~. out as a boyish adventure Arnold Fuchs as to who w.ill (FHA)H 0 U sinis ga part,Administrationis &.lsocon. B P -- "'h't I "Them that works gets .... them that don't. . . G ---.Po te Com aVlbloenmtoenut.se It s mor" desu. when three friends, Blair instruct the attorneys it'it y epper I e aw 1 don't." That's what the trustees of the Board of. rosse - In " -) i\I 51 . 'd h Marlin, 1660 FOl'd court. becomes necessary for them :~de~~n~eb~no~it~~e~~~.i~:hu:; T.h~ South High Sch.ool Education approverl by a vote of 6 to 1 (with Trus- i mu~ity Blood CouncIl IS Par~' lost71B s~;eest i~t I~~~ John Shor~, ~I9 ~loran road, 10 act "o,n the spot" He urban areas alongside eX' addItIOns and renovatIOn, tee Donald Semmler voting no) last Monday, Feb- : stagmg an. e~lergency mainly to Dutch F.lm db, and the vlclIm. had set .out I added hOIlever that he was pressways or near factories, program is generall'r ruary 7 at the'Ir regular meet'lng by approving blood collectlOn m Grosse ease although the factors of o~ foot fr~m the Farms Pier. pl~ased ~o see the board take due to noise pollution, The ahea.d of schedule, a,:-,. performance, raIses. for' admInIstrators...' p Olnte. W ar Memona . I's ..'"old age and wllldsto~m. signs,DIsregardingthey werethe'walking"Danger"over thiS' In~f.ructionactIOn. Limited noise pollution blacklist ex cordmg to Ben Zenn dl- The gross amount of each .------Ballroom Thursday, Feb- damage must also be consld- th f f f th P.d t W.II' Ad tends to areas surrounding rector of adnunJstratlOn" ' , administrator's 1970-71salary, , a eosl of livin" percentage ruary 17 ,romf 9 a.m. t 0 ere.d 0 n~ hundre d ,trees closede rozenharborsur aceasa Martine en. saidreslthaten the Ionlytam specific• ams
Metropolitan Airport and Sel. services for tne school will be the base amount for I increase will b~ applied to 'I' 8:30 p.m. to meet the re- were lost I~ 1970, wIllie ~5 threw a stick over the dock instructions given to the at. fridge Air National Guard system. determining his 1971-72 total the 1971.72 base salaries of placement needs caused we r elost In 1969, But m area onto the open lak~, torneys at this time were Base, I Th. .nelude longev. . . . I b th t 'I'd 196 5 160 trees were lost.. , As of nul' most of the I sa ary. IS I . s admmlstrators whose service y e recen 1 u epi em- S Th P k' hid' 't Turos, attemptmg to reo to altempt to Intervene in ':' ., ~ completed w~rk has been, ily, hour~ of credll, perform. is considered satisfactory by ics and to replenish the I ~n eg r~~ng I~ ~ ~n.g I ~ Irieve the stick, climbed onlo the suit and represent the Sunday, February 6 underground. such as basic: ance ra.lses b~t not large the percentag~ by which the ICommunity Blood Bank ~ree/e a Ice Ise 0 ,the outer harbo: wall.. school ~~slrict and that was THE UNITED STATES foundatinn work, relocation school dlfferenhals. Consumer ~rJce Index, a,s maintained by the War I ,... I .The next thllJg hiS two, as speCific as the board could HAS AGREED to scll Israel of utility Jines and general Fo.r .Ihe 1971-72school year, representc~ IS the Metropoll. Memorial for "free loan" "Plant other valleh~s , fflend~ he~rd ,was the sound I be at this timc. 42 F.4 Phantom and 90 A-4 excavation. The masonry and ~dm.lnlstra~ors whose servo tan DetrOIt area, as deter., t G Pit r in . T,~e e~m trees ,:nake th, 01 splintering Ice and a loud Alfred R. Glancy, vice- h stcel work is scheduled to Ice IS con~ldered to be salIs. mined b)' Ihe Bureau of 0 any rosse 0 n e city. sal~ ~Ir. Slone. ~utl splash. Coming to the rescue president, and Le~ Allen, ~~~h:~v~h~~~s ~;::s,t aecc~~~: begin sometime in early •..~acto.ry, WIll get a cost of 1Jv. Lab 0 r Statistics for the emerg.ency need. The Par.k Isn t concen,tratln. g of their pal, they ran around treasurer, both indicated that ing to administra lion sources. spring, weather permitting. : Ing Increase of three-and.a- month of April 1972, exceeds It WIll also be an open. on plantmg onl~ ~ne I.~pe 9f Ihe end of the dock. At this (Conlinued on Page 4) . .: half percent. such index for the month of I blood bank, Anyone can come !ree. Other varieties, IIlC\UJ' poinl. the ice under the Shore _ By making a long-term 132. Mr. Ze~11 saId t~ose m.', To Allocale IUoncy . April 1971. The maximum al'lln and d?n~te [. Pint of bl?od m~ maples an:! locusls, are youth broke and he fell into plane commitmenl, which had 1'0J~ed directly WIth t~e I The Board will allocate an; lowable c031 of living in. a.nd credit It to the orgamza. belllg pl~nted. One reason 1S1Ithe water, placing him in Vandals Visit been sought by Israel for project meet monthly to dls- . amount of money, not less. crease will be four jlercent. tlOn. or person of hIS or her (Contmucd on Page 2) the same plight as the Turos more than a year, the United: cuss progr~ss and problems. lhan two percent of the total! To Increase Next Year chOIce.. - • I youth. Li br~u'v.,, School States has abandoned the J~ allen dance at the last se,s salar.ies p~id to ~lImjn!stra.: The Board will allocate an ,To makc thIS bloJd ~?lI:c~ BID. Saved By l\lop Handle tactic of withholding mod~rn Sl~~ were Edward Colbelt, tors In 1970-71,which Will be' amounl of money not Icss tlOn run smoothly, a1l Citizens I ott e lOp I Martin was able to pull arms as a way of exerting er!lJca.1 path. experl; Jim administered by t.h~ super- i than four percent of the total ar~ urged, to make ~n ap. C' . 0 ' 5'hore immediately from the Two buildings belonging 10 pressure on Israel to be more ~Iachmo. proJec~ representa., mtenrJent, for provldmg 1971.: salaries paid to administra- p.omtrnent m a~lvance If pas enter pens water by holding out a mop the Grosse Pointe School conciliatory in dealing with !l1'e , fro m LIOn, Smlth-, 72 performance raises. These tors in 1971.72 which will be SIble by calhn!( ~1-75II.I __ handle he had and then pu1l. System suffered malicious the Arabs. Washington an. Deml~ne. and ~dar.:s. Inc.;. performance r a i s c s may.: administered by the supcrin- But, of ,co,urs~,.I::alk.ms IV.III Earth Lovers will he back ing him from' the water by c1an"ge in a two day period alysts think that the Soviet Fra~k RIchard "nl! AI Se,JI, ,range. from zero to SIX per. tendent, for providing for he hapflll) re5ell ed. all~ PIO' on the job collecting bottles his wintd jacket. last week. Union will probably supply prcsld~llt and p~oJect reple. I cent mcreases. Iperformance raises for 1972- c,essed as rapldly_ as possible. \ for recycling beginning Sat' Realizing that the situnlion p Sc l~eo~e t e~ter~; Grosse so '!l e additional military sentatlve respectively of I\!at. ': For the school year 1972-73. 73. The samc general provi. ,I (.'ople 1,8 to. 6.> may. eon. urday, Februllry 19, but at a was critical, Shore ran to get rllnle. en ra 1.1 ra.ry, 10 equipment 10 Egypl, thew Lalell.lcz-General Con-.- .....------I .' h. h .I"d' d tcr- : tl'loute III tillS meanll1gful new location Gmss'! Pointe hell) as Martin tried lore.' Kerchel aI, on the mght of t ,t . M Z d T I ,~Ion IV IC app Ie 10 e I (e nli cd on Page 2) ". Tuesdav February 1 When ~ ,', , i rae or~, r. ~nn, an omOf S _. G. -It j mining' 1971-72 performance I... _ .. 0 nu_...... __ ~1emorial Church, 16 Lake- tricve his friend by extending the libr~r "s da\'tim~ en i. I'Ilonday, February 7 i LaJoy, supcnnteodendt f • ec ,.aze e ! raises will apply for 1972.73, shore, The center will be the mop handle which proved neer Rod~"~I' "I"man :n • I maintenance and grollll s or I, I' , . I d' . II I I ()ff' f 10 t' I 4 I f 11 h t f T ' '. .,~ J ,,,. MORE THAN 20.000 IRISIIithe Grosse Pointc PubJiclJn TIllS Issue . Admm!strators anvove lOr. ca II Ice open r~m ~.~. unl 0 a s.or 0 ulos!(rasp. terell the buildin!( the next DEMONSTRATORS launched,S hiS 'I these raises are hIgh school ) p.m. eadl Satulday. The VlCllmwas able to stay nIornin'" he discovered a the bigr,est civil rights marcb I e 00 ys cm.. , . principals, directors. middle Rein 0' ~foved Clean bottles shollid be afloat for a short timc, as three fo'ot hy si~ foot plate in Northern Ireland's history Mr. Zenn saId Gar don ,L 0 0 k for the G~ldance s c h 001 principals, curricu-j' ~ s()rted as to color and melal Shore later reported to the 'I alass door of a tool abinet Sunday but '.urned back 15 Wheaton: clerk of.thc work. IS ~azette supple IT,('nt 10 thiS! lum associates, elcmentary . ring'S removed before thcy Farms police, before caning I;r~ken and pieces ~f tho . t 'I ter and called off on the SIte full time. i Issue of the NEWS, I principals curriculum and After 12 years an the b?se are returned, (Continued on Page 2) '.h tt d I . 10 f t mmu es a ------,------: ,.' . . Th ment of the Grosse POinte .. ______. , s a erc g ass ovcr ee the protest to avoid eonfron. , admmlstra,hve asslsta~t: e I' k C'I' II II nd P lice away from the broken cabi. tation with an cstimated M pOt Y t i hase salanes for admllllslra. ar I) a a > o. W I C oz R Z ne!. 3,000 armed British troops an y OUt e oungs ers tors from 1971 through I9!3 I ~~a.t~~~,o;ht~e ~~s,~~ ~o~:~:e OO£S OUnCl ,nen ep y Upon further investigation., guarding the town renter. _. I P on a monthly baSIS Will n'" t t f '~lIeallh i~ • :\Ir. Hyman discovered a sec- The march, led by llerna. C ,yl.t lit Rllll OIl llrty .range from $1.600 to $2,4S0. I cpaI' m~n ~ 'T H, -- T - C °t' > ond glass door had been delle Devlin. was protesl. ltIle l- ' .. : Salaries will bc retroactive; mOl'mg mto Cottage 1I0spl- 0 ltlVUll(111 rtp rt tcs forced open in the main room ing the slaying of 13 ci., -- ., .. --, . It:> Jul)' I, 1971. and subject jla1. 111 Kercheval avenue, I . of lhe library, On the floor
vilians by British troops' A ral(J by Connor Stah~n Asnland, Ihe ~lte of the raid, ,to whatever federal wagc 1 ~hC mo\:e wll~ be completed By Roger A. Waha to Hawaii," puhlishe.d Thurs. of the processing room, he during a sirnilar dcmonstra plamclothesmcl1 led by S~r. school r ceo I'd s hst the controls apply.. . ,.arly thl~ sprmg. , Two Woods couneilmen, (lay, January 20, which ql'es. found a metal air vent down tion last month. I geant (;ale llogenn of the y,')uth's address as 630 Lake.! Other B~neflls ,I Th~ branch. office scrl'cs Kenneth W. Boerner and lioned the amount 01 council. I from th(? ceiling. I 15th Connor Preclll~t, ~n, a pomtc, the rcsldence of hIS Each arlmllllstra.lor will: the (,ros~e Pomte area, liar. Marvin R. Boutin, stated their men attending al a cost of Tile seeonr! incident of ',' I rcsidence n(,ar the clly limIts parents, 1also he provldcd With group: per Woods, and. JIaml!amck. views regarding recer,l criti- $1,197,72 each, (totalling malicious damage was at Tuesday, February 8 ! of Grosse Pointe. Park at I Officers conducted thc raid, life insurance wi~h a. face ,~he samc services Will can. cism of six councilmen who $7,185.32 for all six), and Kerby S('hool, 285 Kerhy.
THE UAW ASKED TII.E I a.m,. Sa~urday, I'ebruary 5, after receiving numerous value equal to tWI~C hiS an. I. tlnt,lC to be ~~fcre~. Tubcr. altended the o1:8th Annual Ihc fact t~at the delegates An employe of the clemen.
U.S, DISTRICT COURT In, resulted 111 the arrests of 42 I complaints from ncighbors' nual salary and Will also be ; culln ~kln testm/( IS orfered Congress of Cities Conference had no voting power, tary school, Joseph Gianino Washinglon M 0 n day to. Pointers. Forty-one were, regarding noisy parties bein" covered by Workman's Com. 1 at the hranch site., in lIonolulu, Hawaii, from Mr. Bocrner said. "I leel saw a fire on the edge of ~ t"'row out a Pay Board r.ul'i charged with. loitering i.n. a ('onducted there. II wa.s o~' pensalion ,Insurance, Ion g! .fr:b ca~ds are ava~lable .at :'oIovember 28 to Dece.nber p('r"o~ally that I gained con I rear door off the parking lot ir.g that slashed by one.thlrd place where Illegal actiVities the basis of these complaints. IeI'm liability Insurance and I a charge of S:l. T\\o. Ch.'ld 3, 197t. at the regular council s.lructlVc knowledge at the I at 4:30 p,m. on .wednesda)" the Wl'ge increas(:s for were being conductcd, Ihat officers a b t a i n e d a! hospital. medical. surgical I Health and ImmlmlzallOn meeting Monday, February 7, convention. We as a group F'ellruary 3. ' 30,000 aerospace workers. Another Pointer, a .sill(ienl 1search warrant. . with master medical. . ! CI,ini.cs arc offered ,at sites Roth councilmen made ref. made ourselves heard." lie The fire appeared to be The suit is the first legal al South High School, RalfPh I There were 14 girls ar Currently I a$7d5mI n I SlItrfa - , wlAthml~hCbr.anrhh °ldfflCCarteha .efenee to a leiter sent hy shtadted t,hat.. the councilmen I deliherately set by wrappin~ I e challenge to a Pay Board LaRose. was arre~ter or I t Cd ,. f tors arc pall annua '1 or. c 1mI.' IS e on :\Irs, A, J. Larkins, 494 Shore. a on y one frce mght an unknown suhstance in tin decision cutting back a wage possession of suspectcd nar , ;~s I '2~~ngmg In age. rom. Iravel allowance in persllnal I thrd Wcdne~day afternoon ht'n road, whieh questioned there," anrl that their days I foil and Ii'!hting it. increase The Inlernational coties (later veriCied to he 1'1 ~ 'c"tl~e .were.1 Juve~. I cars used for school bUSi.: of every month at the Muni th~ spI'nrling of "her" ta~ were rull in attending func.' A 14.ye~r.old boy noticed A"sociat'ion of Machinists some three ounces of mari. 1I es, ne to t e tJhuvenJIe "IrIS nes~. The new agreement 'I.cipal Building at 19617 liar. money to send the council. lions on the conference lo:tering on the p'remises' , ...! J I was sen 0 e uvelll e I I 10 t If' II W d 10'0' I II " d" h' .J ' • (lAM) said it would rile a Juana which were oun< on I H f . b k' b' wou r pay cen s a ml e or, per In nrper 00 s. r, men 0 awau. an w:. ag(Jn'~a. was held by the Farms police similar suit next week on his person) and possession of tome Sh OJ h ~e~ lUg p.ro, a. ',1971.72, 'Ian appnintml'nt ~all VE I so many of :-,ou Ihought it "Councilman noetner has in connection with the inci- behalf of 90 000 olher aero. n a I' cot i c paraphernalia, I /onrom.• h e J~'omt ee~ mlss~ng,or A discussion followed thc '9.2799 hetwecn 7 and 9 p.m.' necessllry to go." Mrs. L.1r- hit it on the head." said Mr. dent. He is a student' at space work~rs covered by which officers (ound in his, I er th eA ome th v:>te during which time trus. I weekdays A similar clinic: kins' letter was on the Boutin, and added that the nrownell Junior moh School 1 I Hee mon s mon" e I n Id S 1 I." h ld' II t k L' I I 'I h . . ". collective bargainin" agree. bool. '34 I'd t" ee ana emm er exp am. I IS e m am ramc , r or, agent a. COUllelmen ad lltllc (ree 1he door and 'j .... '. j .. J', '. ••• "" ...... !-, ••• < r" Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February .10, 1972 corne out. If woather condj.1 -SHOOTING the recommendatiolJ of the 1 that in handling it in thIS I' to avoid blight he said and; will be completed in ~ix to i JANUARY SALE superintendent. i manner the board will. hope. also because the taller' elms eight weeks, weather per., ACCESIORIES Voices Objections I fully avoid entering Illt~ a I cause added mainlenance. milting. Approximately 3,(JOO ; Now in progressl He said that his first ob. I compreh,~n~jve an~. delailed I Spraying begins around the trees on city property will I' -EXPERT GUN ie c Ii~)n s ~ere procedural conlra~t WIth a.dr~l1ll1strators. middle of April in The Park. I.;'.l affected, "W~'J1 ,work Are You a Man o'les mvolvmg the recom. PresIdent WlIham Adams "It must be completed be. from or,e arl::a or tile clly to I W. th t , mendation. "The adminislra. said that adminislrators to. fore the leaves form on the the other," he add~d, unlil I I OU REPAIR tors of the school system day I1re under greater pre:.. trees," stated Mr. Slono. A the spraying is completcd. I a Store have elected to enter collec. sures than ever before, have dormant spray will be used. John DeFoe, public ser\'icc I tive bar~aining .w~th the a wider ra~ge of. duties and A total of 5,500 city and direclor of The ~'arms, said i B. McDaniel GunShop Grosse ~omte Ad~llllstrator~ arc operatmg III reduced private trees are set for spraying will start the laltcr : , Association as their sole and numbers a'ld those that do spra ing Mr Slone said thc ' 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.8200 exclusive bargaining repre. the hb well should be reo 'l y. . ff: th . part of March or the e~rly I . P)" b d' d "Th' f I CI Y IS 0 erlllg e sel'VIC~ part of April Depending on MOST MAJOR sen tatlye. re Imlllary ar. war e . IS new ormu a I of spraYing the private trees . • Open Tuetday and F.iday 9 a.m. 10 8 p.m. CREDIT CARDS gaining produced a document! recognizes the outstanding" . . t~e "elements" t~e trees on Mon., Wed., Thurs, 9 c.m, to 6 p,m. some 40 pages in length administrators, As far as the Th~'!las Kressbach, ~lty elty property, whlC'h number ACCfPTEtl "The store with the Saturday 9 a,m. 10 6 p.m. which has been redueed superintendent havin6 tbe au. admInistrator of T.he CI.ty. ~round 2,600, can be sprayed personal touch" I somewhat in the last week thority to decide on these reports that spraymg b!d.s In one week and a half. ______. ..: ! or two. As I understand it merit raises, the board in Will be taken to th~ councIl Shores C it Y Man age l' ------.----- this shortened contract will the 1971-72 fiscal report, reo at the regular m,eetmll Mon. Thomas K. Jefferis stated • 8ankAmerico(d Minutes away from all Pointes still cover vacation allow. viewed evaluation procedures day. February ..:8. that sprayirig will begLt as • Mo.'., Cholge 1-94 to Metropolitan Beach Exit ances, large school differ en. and the elements which go Takes About Week soon as the weather gets • American EJ(p,ess 1430 So, Gratiot, Mount Clemens tials, insurance, travel al. into those pro~edures, and in The spraying begins in late warmer but before the buds "%NCH lowances, health program, gelleral sanctioned them. It March or early April before ------... professional activities alloca. is true in a practical sense, the foliage comes out he tion, the providing of legal that the superintendent and said. If weather condi'tilJns SNI2'NE~ counsel for administrators his assistants will deter.mine are ideal. the spraying can and contract duration. the performance raises, but bc completed in one week. Questions Procedure with board approval. I be. A . t I 2 300 Mr Semmler said the Heve when we appoint a suo "t P P.: °IXI m a. eT~h' C"l • . . t d t h' f I s ree.. r~es III C I Y I recommendation before the perm en en as Clef 0 ad. '11" t th k" J . d . ANNUAL SHOE board involved only salaries, minif.,trative officers we give I ;.\. ge e w?r) s. ,n a,' Hatlla"Tay insurance and travel allow. him that right." s~~~~~le~ f~~et~:se ~~~esi~~ ances for this an? next year, Secretary B a l' b.a.r~. R'I up by' Wednesday, 111ar;h a.nd that he serrously ques- Thompson t,hen said. :rhe 15. for the sprayin!{ of pri. tlOned the procedure of ap. year to whIch these raIses I vate trees This could in. defulCS proving only a portion of the apply began last July 1." She elude 400-500 trees accof'l. agreement at this time and ao.ded that it always sur-, ing to Mr. Kressba~h. • I leaving the balance to future pflSes her that those people l\classie. negotiations. "The argument who make the greatest de. Besides the "street" trees, has been presented ,that the mands on the school system the elms. at Neff Park, EI. present school )'ear is half think a system can function wo.rthy Field,. and ~he.GI'OS~~ over and the administrators without a strong, well.paid Pornte Pump~~g StatlOlI WI!. are still on last year's pay staff. I be sprayed. W~, try. to hit , schedule, I would like to re. A member of the audience' every elm tree, said ;\tr. . J Now in progress , mind you that lhis has only then asked where the money Kressbach. He added that 'been bro~g~tto board at. for the raises was coming t~e g;,ound spray ";l,ethod I now tention wlthrn the last few from. Superintendent Theos gIves hgcod coverage, and J weeks," . r. Anderson said up to six that t. e men oft.en spray He added, "If we are go. percent of the increase is in. e~r1y III the mo~nrng or. at ing to have a Collective Bar. cluded in the current budget ~Ight when the wrnd has dIed gaining Agreement, let's bar. and that the increase will be own. And the stripes, i>iue, red, or brown, strictly to gain a whole, contract and incorporated in next year's Woods Sprays In April ruled on spar~ljn9 while to give it all a clean vote ?n the ent~re contract at budget. He added that teach. Trees on city property in crisp look. , one time not pI~cemeal. ers, secretarial and custodial the Woods will be sprayed in 13.00 i . He also questioned approv. contra cIs have all ,been ap. after April 15, said City Ad. (lass. As classic. lllg a two.year pay schedule proved on a two.year.basis ministrator Chester E Peter. I which would give adminis. ---__. sen. . trators al.most a 14 per cent B D Thomas C. Gabel, admin. I increase in basic salaries, oy ro'wns and added that approximate. o i ly 88 percent of .the budget (Continued tram Page 1) Blood 203 , this year goes for salaries out that he was getting cold D wear rIVe Birminq!"ldm ,fore open Jl,ur5. &: Fri. I and fringe ,benefits. ad' k' d th . I Huetteman Takes Issue s~rfa~~~ lllg un. er e ICY (Continued from Page 1) I Trustee William Huette. Meanwhile Farms Pier at. way. Only a history of some man sharply retorted that he tendant Gervase Fluary noti. disease affecting the blood, did not have a prepared text fied the Farms police, and current illness, or pregnancy as Mr. Semmler did, but that officers Glanert and Kraiza prevents giving. One should the issue had been discussed were dispatched to the scene. avoid eating just before don. by the board for longer than Two Men at Scene ating. The donation is not two weeks. "1 don't recall When the police arrived, painful nor in any way barm. any negative reaction to they found two men at the I ful and is a most humane lormerly these raises during .those dis- scene. James H. Dingeman, and much needed gift.. Long Sleeve Sport Shi,ls cussions. It has always been of 4 Radnor circle~ and J?hn Although the idea of the to the dream of the school sys. Caldwell, of Lansmg, MIch. Grosse Pointe Community $4 tern to have a merit pay sys- The men h~d a short length Blood Council was conceived tem in operation for 'their of !ope whIch they held as in 194B, it was organized and administrators, where those OffIcer Glanert descended came into being in the 1950's, Florals, herringbones, that do the most get the over the outer har.bor wall. to act as a coordinating com. most." -Mr. Huetteman then As soon as OffIcer Gla. mittee with the American splash patterns, indicated that although the !lert's foot hit the ice, .the Red Cross to b l' i n g the board approved the pay is. Ice broke, and he realized Bloodmobile to the commu. diamond designs HICKEY'S sue that evening that any th~t it could n?t hold any nity to assure everyone of WHALING'S 17140 Kerehevol member has the right and weIght. ~he policeman then sufficient qua n tit i e s of. Permanent press in the fi,ne, Bldg. in the Village responsibility to vote against handed h15 gun to patr?lman blood, if and when needed. ' WHALING'S FRENCH SHRINER any other provisions which Kranza before proceedmg to . . polyester/colton and 203 P,eree S:, Birmongham 1146 Wa.hinglon Blvd. he believes are 110t in the enter the water At the present time, the best interests of the school When the F;rms fire de. membership numbers 't.7 and Avril rayon/cotton system. partment arrived seconds is comprised of churches" Warner Surprised later a ladder was lowered American Leg ion, Grosse I fal:-rics ... 0 great buy Trustee Robert Warner into' the water and Officer Pointe War Memorial, Grosse said that Mr. Semmler's nay Glanert moved from the rope Pointe Public .Schools ~nd I at th is low price. 1972 KASTLE vote came as a surprise to to the ladder. In a short time, some commercIal establish. him since Mr. Semmler he had located the body of ments. I Sizes S,M,L,XL. knew what the board's ob. the Turos youth by searching Small dues are collected 1 SKI SALE jective was in handling the the bottom of the lake. biannuallj' to cover corres- ENDS SAT. I pendence, etc. and the Blood Bank has been fortunate enough to have a small sur. RALLY JR. '0:::::'. FIBERGLASS I plus carried over through the I .:::::::::~:. 'I'll! ~olly JuniOf i, idtrllicol in (OI'l\lrv(,jo" 10the f\JII"let ~olly Ie-,iltl years. Since it is a service W"h ,1-." mode-t, 'lit' young I~i., hCI a lOp tl,uoli'y, bft',,".ru.,'ing \1:, at 0 YIl!r)' good pnCIt S'ZI!'\ B,O,'75 eM ENROLLMENT DRIVE organization, it wishes to ' (!I!III!IIII!~ Regular Price $70 donate its accumulated funds [l'COb SO:YlS ;;:;:::;::;: in the name of the Grosse Jr~. '.I J. mmmm Sh NOW $45 Pointe Community B 10 {)d Council to the Red Cross for ~ST. AMBROSE IDGH SCHOOL its new building. and is happy ~il!IIIIIIJli[~dllff!1I1111 .. Op RALLY 4 ~!!~ 1i!:' FIBERGlASS is now accepting registrations that this donation coincides ~~~~~~~jm~mW A be-au,a'll no ...)! blult and ...hile- '''.--Ouraole libt"gi.:.lH fe,nloHed with the ground breaking for (onl'ru~tfon Qfld ,"Oly h,'OII'l'O} 10r the- rl!'cre-ollonol l~,er No \creWi for the 1972.'73 school yea r. LOWER LEVEL or r....eh O't' v\otd ~"ltl 160 to 195 eM the new Red Cross facility Regular Price $75 Co.educational and fully accredited and the annual Grosse Pointe MEN'S STORE NOW $55 For further information call War Memorial Bloodmobile. 822-9646 I::II':::::::::~:::~'~:':*':I:::::':::::::::::::::~:i::i::::::;:m:i:::::::M:::::::::::'i:::':':i':::::~:::"i:'::i::::':':::':::::'::::::::::::r::::::::':':':':::':':':':::::::':':':':':'~:'::::::::::::::::::::':':":1:~: TOPGLASS II 1",1 tl10I ft"'Q Ta~t 1.'4 10 Harper hit North Roger Rinke OTHER SHOPS OPEN ,-nee 1900 • Bloomfield Hill, EVENINGS Ke,cnevol 01 5t, Clair TIt, • lathrop Village Cadillac Co. Gros~e Pointe • Livonia - Redford INet. SAT. 25420 VAN DYKE _ ...• _....L: _ lis. ,_ •• "U_it.4, Met, .. 0..'9', A_i ... h U', DiIltt. Phone 757.0767 or 536.6260 ••••••••••••• ooo •• o~ • i ______3 ••• ,.. __ •• 5 _ ------.------..---..---..---~ G RO SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, February 10, 1972 "., ~.. :,. :~ " . Higbie Realty announces the acquisi- , ... ; tioll of \'[axon Brothers, Inc. . The new company is named lIigbie \laxon, Ine. wit h 0 ffices at 83 and 84 .. Kerc heval---' 'On-t he-H ill~' , .. H ighie Reali y is proud to combine . forces with the highly respected firm ... ",; " - of Maxon Brot hers which has pro- ..:. ..'. fessionallv counseled hundreds of •,; ,;. bu H~rs and sellers for over 40 ycars. ... .,; .~ To Paul and Richard Maxon our SIn- .• .. , I cere good wishes on their retirement. .• .• . " . . ., ... . . ~ ~ " :.:. .~ .:.: ... t, ...... '. . .: .:: ...... ,. ': ~ :: " ".' ,~ .' i' " .. .'~ . " ., . . " .• . "Matching People and Houses. • • With Irrtagination" '. :: '. :,< HUGO S. HIGBIE ': '. ::. Rachel Baumann Frank D. Cotter Stuart A. Fraser Ilene Kelly William H. Rieman, Jr. Donald R. Smith Merry Stamman t.~rnard Whitley :.,. ~ Col Bruder Wm. B. Devlin Winfield S Jewell John E. Mendenhall Erwin M. Sottelmeier Roger Southworth Winnifred Weyhing Hugh C. Wilson " !- , . '- m'Sse rr • ~'_'" .1,. '.'" , ',\ _'.~._ _.~'.• ~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Th~rsday. February 10, 1972 ----Page Four------_.- , ) It seems fashion able today Ballew Wins Third Citation to wear our budgds unbal. Solons Reply to Critics ICoats Stolen Schools Hope to Intervene I anced. ------. I' t'tl d "w II At Restaurant ' ------Corporal P8trlck Ballew 164, based at the U.S,Marine (Continued from Page 1) r The artlc e IS en lee (Conllnued from Page 1) I t10n involving the transporta. US" C f 1145 EI'ord ~ourt Corps Air Station, Futema ' . '.' In'ormed Oltlcl'als Can ,Do a Three coats were stolen I d hi' ...... 0 • '" , a .Jlmket but I ,ent down' U f the school system up to this I lion of stu ents to ac eve has be~n awarded his third Okinawa. DIVORCE':J ,..~\:) I ':h te r I Better Job for Our Municipal. rom customers at the Orlgl. time has been a respondant, racial balance, until 811:lvall. meritorlus citation in less Corporal Ballew has volun- SINGLE' the~~ "t°M/a1~u~n astrVeessed ities." It was written by nal Pancake House, 20273 not an activist In the suit able appeals from such an than 20 months. teered to extend his normal .,!,', , ~~~ I~ar~ing and application Mayor Gordon R B~yant of Mack.. Sunday, February 6. and that until It became order have bee~ e.xhausted The presentation was made overseas tour of duty. He is WIDOWED {/ f nl'wfound techniques to the Harper Woods, who s presl. Officer Jack Treppa of the an intervenor no specific ac. and before the bill IS placed at a ceremony held at the the son of Colonel and Mrs. ~crnillunit\' and its problems. dent. of the. ~ML, according I W~ds Police Department reo lion or instruclions could be bef~re the Senate of the: headquarters of Mar i n e " Call 889.001 3 W. Ball~w of Grosse Pointe fll, bearded M... as. . th I . that to City Admlnlstrator Chester celved reports from Carl and considered. _ Umted States. . I Medl'um Helicopter Squadern Woods. "kl'm not a th~a:I'e about E. Petersen. Delpllne Page, 28106 Ruehle, Robert W8rner truslee re., The resolution also reo _ ~,\C;\~t~~I~g.~.v:~rd~~r~Boutin, The reas?n the del~gates ~'hClawi~ S~ores. and Eldiza. aCfi-med his f;ith in' the I quests that the United Slates lie emphasized the Icarning had no votmg powe~ IS ~e. I mnmg .. 23001 E ge. boa~d attorneys and added Senators Philip .A; Harl and Get lull value lor your Iravel dollar - See the U.S.A. f nel\' terhniques to.....ards cause full membership, WIth wood, St. Clair Shores, who that the board was not in Robers B. Griffm declare h "b Ie'" t'l/ \lb Ie" ~' It 'I efficiences in "overn. the right of one vote, requires all stated their coats were a posilion to select one oC their public support for, and were a uc 15 5 I a uc Je ~ 0 that a city ha Ie a population placed on the coat rack at the seven paths presently be. work and vote for, the pas. Jl1~~I:Boerner mentioned the of 30.000 .or more. and none approximately 12:30 p.m. fore Juuge Roth since it has sag~ of the a.mend.ment. to interest and participation of of the POI.ntes has the .num. and at 1.25 p;m. when they not been formally involved aVOId the ~asslve dlsrupho~ tht. Woods councilmen at var- ber of reslden.ts to qualify. i returned, thelr coats were in the action. of erlucahon. and .expen. Or09S~, Pointe News Publt.bed Every Tbul'lIday by Anteebo Pu!!!Ilhen, In(. !)9 Kercheval Aveage Grosse Pointe. Midi. 48236 Phone TU 2.6900 turn to us StroM C1,1I1POlli,. paid at Do. Irolt, Mlchie.n. SuMerlptlon Rlt .. 1<100P., Vo.r Oy Mill f$7.00 ouliid. of W.'yn. COlll't)", ~. l !'hA.~~~'~f ~~,,~~~I ~~~~~:.:~r~ t lit Kf'fChf'\"l, Gro"le Pointe Firms. All n,... Ind ad.trllin. copy mu,l ~ In Ih. No.... Offle. by "Thats my banK 7 u•• day noon to In,ur. InU,llon,. , t ••••• 4..... &•• & .2 •••• 3•••• • 6 •• ...... --- ...=-.....-- .....-..- q .....-.--r--:--r--,--.-~ Thursday, February 10, 1972 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page FiH --_." ..._--~------_._------_._-~._._------,------~._------ Schoo,l Trustee ~ho.mpson I T\"o bTre]aIkll~neg~VaendseVnteirs.it Two Woods HOllIes Feb. 2 I . model, medium blue Ford I to the front door oC the home I Won t Run Agall1 U1 une I ings were reported to the which Was occupied by one and appear to ring the bell. J Woods Police Department or more people. When nobody came. he stood I By Pepper Whitelaw the election June 12, for at Wednesday, February ~. The car went yery slowly there for about three min. Barbara n. Thompson, sec. the end of that month I shall £ergeant Thomas Kane re. past the Dayenport home, go. utes. After that he walked at retary of the Board oC Edu. be leaying with deep regret." ceiyed a report Crom Edward ing south on Raymond. Then a normal pllce to the car. He calion, in a move that shock. William Adams, boa r d Bartos, 19766 Edshire Lane, it turned left on KingsYille drove north on Rlymond, at ed and surprised board memo pre sid e n t, expressed the at 7: 10 a.m, regarding the and went east to the fence. first slowty, befooe accelerat bers and those in attendance board's regret at losing Mrs, B&E, The culprits entered It backed up from there to ing. at the me e tin ,g , Monday, Thompson's expertise and ex. the house through a grade Raymond, and pul:ed in Cront I . February 7, announced that periencE and added that she door and took a purse Crom of the Davenport home and The circumstances that This year, she will not run for reelec. would be missed. atop a dishwasher to the ga. parked, alter cases can never correct lion in June. rage. Several doBars and a At this time, the neighbor the defects in a weak char. A dedicated member of the ladies gold ring, value un., saw a black male walk up! acter. board for eight years, Mrs, C/u'ist Church known, were taken Crom the ------.. ~------~----~. ~- Thompson has seryed as sec. CI . H d purse. retary for four oC those years, lOZr OllOre The thieves also took an as pre~ident for one, and has Osterizer blender valued at held man v committee re. h $49; a General Elc,ctrie can throw out .' T e Christ C h u r c h Boy opener. knife s h a r pen e r sponslbilities d u r i n g her Choir has been invited for the valued at $25; a Panasonic tenure. She is the first legis. second consecutive year to transistor radio with a black lalive chairman the board perform with the Detroit metal case valued at $60; a ever had and has participated Symphony Orchestra. Under General Electric clock.radio actiyely in school affairs the direction oC Choirmaster throughout tho. S'late, I with a while plastic case of Edgar P. Bil ups, it will unknown value, and an En. Mrs. Thompson said, "My perform on Thursday. Febru. derwood portable tvpewriter I last year's sec~nd term of offIce will ary 10, ami Saturday, Febru. valued al $75. . expIre next summer as those ary 12. A sleeping dog at the Bar. i schooled in Board of Educa. The program is Honegger's tos residence was apparent. I tion politics are wcll aware, I "Jc:mnc d'Arc." David Wat. Ily nol awakened by fhe in Last June, I made the diffi. kins, David LudWig and trusion. i cull ?ecision not to seck reo Thomas Scotten will be heard The second B&E was rc. I electIOn. No one reason I in solo parts. ported to officer Thomas could give would have been Sixteen oC the choir boys Hunke at 4:52 p.m. 1;y figure. sufficient to influence me to will t r a vel to New York Howard Davenport. 19202 leave the, s e r vi c e ?C ~he February 18 to participate in Ra.ymond road. Entry was Grosse Pomte Schoo~.Dlstrlct. a service honoring the 85th gamed through a basemellt "Those of you who knCi;'1 birthday of David McK. Wi!. window sometime between Can a child prove me will also know that this is Iiams, one of the outstanding 7:30 p.m. and 12 midnigh: Start \/Vith a a personal decis:on. And Ire. c h u r c h musicians of this Tuesday, February 1. emphasize that it was reach. century. The 4 o'clock serv- An "Olivetti" adding macho God's care for himself? ed last June, so that you ice will be held on Sunday, ine, valued at $90, was re. may rest assured that 1 have February 20, at St. Bartholo. ported missing, and $250 was not joined the prophets of mew's Church 'I' her e Mr. takEn from Mrs, Davenport's Yes, if he's learned that God, divine Love, is doom who predict iliat public Williams seryed as org~.nist purse. No other items were present to help him in everything he does. education will very shortly and choirmaster. d.iscovered missing at this fall off the edge of the earth. Tlle boys making the trip tIme., . Christian Science teaches children how to pray Free "I have not chosen to dis. arc David and John Ludwig, Officers chec~ed hl)US(:3 In effectively for themselves, their families, and i cu~~ my decision pre\'iously Thomas Scotten, Alex Trues- the a.rea and dlscovere~ ~hat because I wanted this to be dale, Alex McClung, Jeer a ~elghbor saw a SUSPICI:JUS the world. This is why there are already three a pruductive year for me Arm s t r ong, Keith Horne, cal around B p:m., February and four generations of Christian Scien tists who on behalf oC the community, Basil Johnson, David McCoy, 1. It was deSCribed as a late have grown up relying fully on scientific prayer as it is indeed. B'ut now the Jay and Pearson Buell, Doug. ir------....f::lrhealing. time has come for the people las Smiih, Ben Liston, Paul Trial of the district to focus on a ,Kamm, Charles Mosher and EXECUTIVE Your children will be warmly received in our replacement. Peter It'ramble. OFFICES I "It is probably not ideal Accompanying the boys and Sunday School. Bring them this week. I that the fates have decreed Mr. Billups to New York will that there be little continuity be Mrs. John Liston and Carpeted, ample park- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL on this board in recent years. Mrs. William Ludwig, choir. ing, air conditioned, I I am the veteran trustee by mothers. janitorial services and FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 'Week a full four years. Graue Poinfe Farms 282 Chalfonr Ave I competitive prices. ."'In/n° .")IfI"/'ll 1 "But despite iliis, and the ....'11I.1,.1 'It ."Whwd /(}:.'1I1 "I'll. H:OO NO' Cost! Delta Gamma Alumnae Reading :loom, 19613 Mack Ave. TU 4.7490 fact that my interest has re- Focus On Decorating SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST mained keen, I have had to 22725 MACK Detroil, 14710 Kercheval Ave. No Obligation!. be influenced by my feeling I BET. 8 and 9 MILE RDS. ,'"'111/ "wn ,,,', {1J:.'fO 'i'/ii, .".hool /fJ:.'f1J U 1'tJ. H.-fl(J before 1 came to this office Members of the Grosse Reading Room, 14707 KIH .1' decorator Avis Gray discus. Market \ sed color, furniture and room proportion and proper accessorizing at the home of \ Mrs. Gene Fry in Glen Arbor road. SCOUT CAR I'tIlLEAGE I1 The Shores police scout This Week's cars traveled over 170,000 Vie miles in tile last nine months at Tanny. I in their 24 hours a day, seven Bell Ringers Make this the year of your beautiful new body. Come in and see how 1530~ KERCHEVAl • VA 2.9070 [ days a week, patrol of Shores I streets. Prices Effective Feb. 10th, 11 th and 12th Vic Tanny can help get your figure into shape for once and for all. Closed all day Sunday And find out how taking off those pounds and inches can actually as usual be fun. Our offer entitles you to a free figure analysis and use of all facilities including: U.S.D.A. PRIME • Our exercise rooms. With machines of all shapes and sizes, each • BONELESS specially designed to firm, slim down, or build up different parts of • ENGLISH CUT your body. • Professionally trained instructors to help you with • your own personal program. Private-club facilities including sauna, BIRD POT ROAST 98~.ste'lm room, whirlpool bath, sun room and lounge. SEED ~ GREAT GRAVY POT ROAST 1 j 3 Ie 4 lb.( piece Englitoh Cui Roa,t 1 large onic.n. s1i(~d IIWe Have the Seeds 1 lip. ,all " C r.d tahl. wine [)ash peppel " C dair/ $Our YOUR ONE SlOP fOR GARDEN & PET SUPPliES Our beautiful G,o"" Poir,t" club has a whole new fau'! Including invigorating whirlpool balh, sauna and steam rooms, carpeted ATTENTION exercise area, sun room, Eucalyptus inhalation room and private Fund Raising Groups club atmosphere. Such as: Boy Scouts, Churches, Schools, Service CIOOs, Li"le League, etc .... Interesteel in raising hur.dreels of thousands of dollars for your organization with: [rv]Men! Women! • No Investment! • High Commission! • Minimum time involved! ... ECKRICH SWEET-SMOKED CALL NOW! • Free Order Blanks Furnished! • Free Homeowner Gift provided to encourage purchase! BREAKFAST • Spo.nsored Ihrough your local, respeclable TANNY busmessman! vie EXTRA FANCY U.S. GRADE I See Manager WASHINGTON FRESH HURRY - LIMITED OFFER Red or Golden Delicious GREEN • APPLES BEANS 20835 Mack QUALITY FEED I Lown &, Ciarden Supply 3Lbs.79~ 29~Lb. 20726 Harper It Vernier We Carry a Complere Sele , A . " ...... ~ l ' .. l",. • ~,~. ... " ".,' .. I • • ~.," •• ,. '. ~ . .., •. . .,. .) as n'? Rt •• m•• .ltt.t ..... ttM.d'ttfnbt7M.&wbrre/HlrtbdlCtf't;:'ff1S1' zt¥ ='.=6' 2 ' M.= _ M bo' ...... '...:..: .....~~~.~~~~t:";.:~~ti~~':t.;.s: ....t.,~....i6la-~.~ ..... P4ge Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, 1972 --_.. --~--_..._---_._- -_._------~--- -_. ------~------._._------Character has very 1itUe Pumper Fire M B .11' D . F I$30,000 project was building i PHASED OUT . niark~t value unless It has Jud e G00 d,rOte H ears 271 ore Ut ~1I1g one In 1 arlllS Ithe Kerby Field shelter, 10.1The fellow who used to live .• n 'put to the supreme test. I .g : cated on the recreation field high on the hog can scarcely Truck Arrives · C · W d I John A. Defoe, jo'arms Di. improvements in Hl71, while: iJetw(,l'n CiJalfonle and :'\Iac~. i bring home the bacon today. Cuses lit ourt u" 00 ' s I rector oC Public Service, has recording only 74 for lhe .------.. ---. ---- _ NCOME TAX By Ie.tlly Duff submitted the building dc- year before. I ------and The Farms fire depart. Woods Municipal J ~d-g~- license plate Ill' paid a $10 partment report for 1971. Of lhe seven dwellinc:s huilt 'I' IIUllnel1 or Personal ment is the proud owner of Don Goodrow heard 27 cases finl'. I In contrast to ,1970, there in 1971, the combined value AHairs Managed a new red and white pumper Wednesday J a n u a 1''' 12. l'h . R . Id I' 7735 ' ~ere no new. b~sllless estab. was $504,000, which averages " ' , J. omas ona \ose, I hshments bUilt III lhe Farms 15318 M,'CK AVE. fire truck which has been Twelve cases Were (hsr~lssed Holmes, Delroit, pled guilty durin" 1971 In 1970 both out to $72,000 a home. This' 18 J .0867 - 1184-4147 on order from the Seagrave and 29 warrants lI'ere Issued and was found guilty to driv'l J Ab L: b . d 0 contrasts markedly to the Company in Clintonville, for failure to answer sum. ing on a sllsllCnded license )10 nnl\~ 't.a. r,lcs a:' ne $52,000 per house average of " . our .ar 11117.1111( _ 1eanf!rs Wis., fOr 18 months, man s. : lie was filled $100, $50 costs, were huilt on Mack avenue homes built in 1970, The The truck was delivered Dave Joseph Almond, 1371 and three days in jail. I totalin" $85 000 in huilding 1970 homes were huilt on lhe last week, and since Tues. Devonshire road, pled guilt)' Eric Marlin Whateley, 2030 , costs. ,~, Farms streets of Kercheval, day, February 8, the Farms ~nd wt.s found g~jlly oCdriv. ! Hidgc1ll0nt road, ple~ guilty I Howevcr, new residence,; Carmel lane, Allard, and firemen have been "taking tng under the, mfluen~e of, and was found gUIlty of showed all upswing, both in Winthrop. Get Year 'Round Protection with her for a spin," which Is not liquor. He was fined $100 and, speedIng. He was fmed $20. the number built and in the As for non.assessable build New Beautiful Vinyl Coated to,iy they have been hot. $50 costs and his license was, Miriam Fern Windsor, 281 avera~e cost of each dwelling. ing, 1971 totals $3,000,000, in roddlng along Kerby lInd suspended for 90 days i Beaupre, pled not guilty and Seven houses were built in conlrast to the 1970 tota I of .._~S~Dacron Fabrics Grosse Pointe boulevard, Arnold's Drug Slorc, 20853 \~as found. guilty of speeding, 1971. while only four nell' $30,000, even though rach :;. We Come To Your Home Mack avenue, pled guilly She was fmed $15. ,homes Were built in 1970, year only records one build. rather they are famlUarlzing l'ree Estlmatesl themselves with the (ire and was found guilt}' for im Edward Anthony Z~lewskl. The 1971 houses were built ing project. The $3,000,000 truck's new equipment and properly stored trash, A fine 3124 LakevIew, DetrOit, pled on the Farms streets of represents South High's a I. power ,teering. of $15 was paid. guilty and \Vas found guilty Chalfonte, PresIon place, terations and additions pro. \ WE SERVICE LO.-1 0890 Wrigley's, 19231 Mack ave of an accident. He was fined ~air Acre~, Prol'encal, and ject, including the adC;ing of GREATER QE1:ROIT - . Before the new truck is nue pled guilty and was $25, Grosse POlOte boulevard. classrooms onto the school's J. C. BOSS COMPANY-6330 E. JEFFEUON put In llc"lce the firemen fou~d guilty for an open Harold Br.essmer Edsall, There was also a~ increas. librar)' structure, Last year's will blve 1In "Inlensive dumpster. A $15 fine was 1823 Prestwlck road, pled cd number of bUSiness and ------.-----. -.- --- trainIng progrlm" to be- paid. guilty, a.nd was found guilty l1[)me impI:oveo;ents, su,c~ as .; COn1e '.4ju.ted to the new Cass Edward Hozek, 10401 of drlvmg on a suspended re~ovated lI1t~rrors, addItIOns, ~Finest, freshest (iowers machine. "The. men have al. E. Jefferson Detroit pled hcense. He was fined $50 bUllt.on famIly rooms, en. .professionally arranged ready <:lriven tbe truck guilty and 'I"as found' guilty costs ~nd three days ;n jai, closed po~ches, and enl~rged 'in a re.usable. satin- around aocl the next ~tep is while ceramic container. praetlC!lnc with waterhy. for one license plait', Ile [laid I gara,ges" l.n.l,971. .T.hc F ar:ns The a $20 fine. SKI RACE SERIES recorded 90 nuscellaneous .Available only from you,. drant.:" ".rms Fire Chief Donna Marie Buehler 4215 Boyne Mountain will again _.-- . - -_ .. _-- ..__ ._-.. . F'TD Florist. Just stop Michael Beaupre explained • . in or give us a call. We Msrlborough, Detroit,' pled be the site ?f the Pr?fession. ' can send our "L(JfJe- The new $36,700 truck can guilty and was found guilty al In~el:natlOna.l Ski Races pump 1,200 gaUoo8. qf water of no license in possession ASSOCIatIOnSeries the week. American ,\Bundle" almost any- II. a' inInUt1!, haS' a' 350,borse.' and was fined $5, She also e,nd. of February 19.20. The .whe", in'h,,,,,,n. powel'dies.e1 engine, and car. pled not guilty and was found Series feat.ures dual sl~lom , ries a OOO-gallon reserve guilty of driving under the and dual giant slalom e\ e~ts water tank, Chief Beaupre infiuence of liquor. She was on, Hemlock, a ch~llengmg dream. proudly Informs a visitor. fined $100 and $50 costs, skI run. The event IS called BEFORE AFTER Her license was suspended t~e K.2 cup. S?me 8~ estab. : G.OSSE POINTE The ".rms old pumper for 90 days. I~shed profeSSIOnal I.nterna. CHIMNEY SERVICE .' FLORISTS truck had been in use since John Robert Carduck, 12532 tlOnal sIal'S represent 109,I!le Rebullt.Repaired.ChlmneyCo~era. lIH', aDd pro\'ided a $2,000 Connor, Detroit, pled guilt)' U.S.A" Can a d a, .Aus,n~, ~oC~~ee{tetd.!fu~lte~~rnlin~lotatlOILl ) 74 Kerby Rd. trade-In ~wirdll the pur. and was found guilty of a~ong other countrJes, WIll Advance Maintenance 88S.3000 ehase of' tbe Dew trutk. The old tn:rck had a lSO-gaUon speeding, and was fined $44. VIe for a purse of some 812-553. Two minors pled guilty and $20,000. reserve water tank, could pump emy' 1,000 'gallon of water a mtrl(zfe, and had reo ~~~e ~~un:IC~~~:: ~~~~ss:~; SUNDAY 1.5 Smiley BrotherslaoPEN '1' The average American And high trade-in value. qulred ~vetaf ripaits in the both were assessed in amount of $50. i'REE PARKING I wants a car that is well And a low price. l.~t Jew .. t~a~:t.. The . old The 0 dol' e Cymbal, 1006 _.,..,. pumper win be adopted by .made.That's very econom- The average American Southfield for Use as are. Lakeshore road, pled guilty 11 ef:tve })U1tl per . and. was found guilty of ~~60~oodw(Jld Ave n~~I~~~~~I!'81~d IWoodwurdj ical to drive and service. wants a lot. But he is speeding. He was fined $10. TA 36800 MI ,"77 .;. However ,since the Farms Frances Day, 23096 Engle. Ooil, 9510 00,', 9305,10 That will start and go definitely not dreaming. lire tI~artmeDt bU9nly one hardt, ."t. Clair Shores, pled n~ p!1lllper, one aerial ladder almost anywhere in any ~ ' not guilty and was found ~.. "-.. " truck, .one utility .VID, .nd guilty of an accident. She YAMAHA weather. A car with the The Volkswagen 01). aJiib1llaDce, iH. Dei:es. was fined $10. best warranty' he can find, -under $2,000: '!lly .for 'all tlle. ~Ulllq,ent June Carol Dean, 1598Hart, E-3.R iffte~ . to be 111 top condition,. Chief Detroit, pled not guilty and The organ wi,h everything. Beaup.re poiritedoijl,' . was found guilty of driving Guaranteed 5 years - - WOOD MOTORS, INC. on a suspended license, She All madels with key cove", 15351 Gratiot oJ 8 Mile The'!,rli't! ..chief .~o. men. ca, phones - - , undle was fined $100, plus $50 costs tioned that Pte Farms W~uld Self.contained s1ereo - - 372-2600 778.6400 ,f ]i'{MSt, freshest {lOI«'r' have .. to lOOk lnto the pur. and three days in DeHoCo I Call or wrile for Ijtero1ure. ,professionally arranged (Detroit House of Correc. chIn of .a new aerial Jad" IF AN OWNER MAINTAINS AND SERVICES HIS VEHK(E IN I\CCOJil'DANC[ WITH THf VOlKSWAGEN MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ANY tion), fACTOR¥' PART fOUND TO 6E DEFECTIVE IN MA1ER'Al OR WORKMANSHIP WITHIN 24 MON'H~ (4,000 MILES, WHICH( ....ER COMES iin a re-usable, ~tin- der fll'e truclc, since the $2,929 o~ . ~white ceramic container. Robert Frederick Forry, FIRST, WII,L BE REPAIRED OR REPLACE.D BY ANY l!:, OR CANADIMJ VOl'::SWAGEN DE,to.lfR. Ml~ THIS WIU BE DONE FREE O~ CHARGE in Other models from $675 'VOLJ(::lW,a.G£N SEOAN 111 SUGGE.5TED ,U:;"All PRICE P,Q,[ LOCAL T.4.Xl'::i AND 0IHE~ DEALE!' OIARc.~S. IF ANY, ADOITIONAt , . Available only {rom you,. present one bas been use sincel951. 7017 N. Gully, Dearborn, pled t'FTD Florist. ,1ust stop guilty and was found guilty , f in or gIVe us a call. We But for now, the Farms of speeding. He paid iL $35 . ,/:an send our "Love. fire department has its hands fine . . ::Bu.ndle" almost any- full breaklngJnthe new cus. Cecil William Hal bert, : 'where in the country. tom.built. Beagtave pumper 19949 Clairview court, pled truc'i. OhlefBea'llpre hopes guilty and was found guilty tohavlt the new truck in of disobeying a red light. He "O~NER PARK. serVIce by .Frlday. February was fined $16. I ... 1LORISTS 11, but asks Farms residents Robert Michael Hawley III, Put her under your spell. to come and see it in the 19215 Woodside, 11a I' perl' 9830 Conner staUon rather than summon Woods pled not guilty and a house call. was found guilty of speed- 527.7550 "We're. aU very proud of ing. He paid a $25 fine. ',anch 01 East/and Cente, it," Chief Beaupre said. Virginia Mae Holmes, 12280 I As Easllond F/o,i.ts "It's liked by everybody." Glenfield, Detroit, pled not guilty and was found guilty of larceny. Costs were asses- Flowers and Gift& sed in the amount of $75. Michael Alton Huntington, By 23999 Northwestern, South. field, pled guilty and was Alex Motoligin found guilty of driving while his license was suspended. He was fined $100 and $50 costs, plus three days in DeHoCo, Huntington olso pled guilty and was found guilty '~~k')Dgof an expired operator's lic. enee. He was fined $5. SPECIALS Gary Cas per Eppolito, ."lIutlful long sl.m For.... ' 22700 Amherst, St. Clair 'fou" R.d Roo•• $12.50 d.z. Shores, pled guilty and was S14 doz. $16 doz. Co.h .. Carry only. found guilty of speeding. He was fined $20. '/'oV' cholc. of a c..i1I.nla, Francis Joseph Maddens, R_ or cuI Viol.,. in 0 , 16165 Stricker, East Detroit, Rnlandlo opolhecory Fr.. pled guilty and was found $4.69. guilty of causing an accident. I All size. lint! colors ., He was fined $100 and $50 Azaleas, Tvlip., Mum., "t. cosls. ocin,hs, and Afrlcan Vlef.t' Michael Allen Lucas, 15528 to choose from. DoI.I" Stricl'er, Ea". Detroit, pled $1.;JO doz. FTD Ln. avndte $12.50 up. guilty and was found guilty of speeding. He paid a $20 fine, MotoliginFlowers. Glenn D. Parker, 20015 Salisbury, Sl. Clair Shores 2 1709 Kelly Bel. 8 & 9 Mile pled guilty and was found I~ .'tfi/~ Nortll of F.tul/n,,,l guilty of impaired driving, 771-6800 He was fined $100 and $50 I costs. Carole Diane Peabody, 1108 Lochmoor blvd., pled guilty ~TD .. and was found guilty of speeding. She was fined $20. John Henry Posselius, Jr .. 195 Irving Lane, pled guilty .'!iJvnJ"!!dle~I and was found guilty {or one for you.r Vale7!tine '1 t{"", . . . the glft deslgned ~" with loO)(!in mind. Finest, freshest flowers prafes- .~ Ench . '.. .. • O• ( a [[cacao 4 a aSGss. Qqo 4 de. a Q Q G Q • a , , .. 2iiIQ. -3 Thursday, February 10, r 972 G R 0 SSE P 0 J N TEN E W S Page SeYln ------_._------Burglar Takes Cameras, Cash IAlan J. Wa,'by Poor Drivers Pay in Court ICamera Club ~ City police received a re-I port of a breclking and entry 'IGood SoldleJ' Park Municipal Ju~dg-e-W-i1----F-r-a-nc.isBelcher, 7223 Mar. Meets Feb. 15 MARY GORENF.LO ------from Mrs. William Ferry, 56B __ liam E_ Speer heard 14 cases jo~i~, Det~oit, pled g~i1ty t? I Lakeland. on Wednesday, Private First Class Alan J in court Wednesday, Feb. drIVIng wIth. an e,xplred lJ- The Grosse Pointe Cam- is pleased to announce February 3 The officers W Ib h Sold' t" ruary 5 cense, and paid a flOCof $25. era Club will meet on Tues- . a y was c osen ler 0 '. k I .WATER found that the ho~se had the Month for the U,S. Army George Hoskms: 2681 La e. Robert Ben nag e, 22621 day. Fe b r u a r y 15, at 8 her associalion with been ransacked whtle Mrs. Security Agency Field Sta. wood, pl~d not gU.llly to car~- Statler, St. Clair Shores, pled o'clock, at the War Memo. HEATER? Ferry a~d ,her s,on ,were at tlon, Sobe, Okinawa, on Janu-I less drlvmg, causmg an accI: I not guilty to go~nll through.a rial. CHAFFEE-LANCASTER I the dentist s offIce between ary 11. dent on Jan~ary 7. He was red light causmg an accI' Print and slide competi- 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p,m. on I Representing Headquarters found not gUilty. dent. He was found guilt)' lions will be held. Visitors TRAVEL that date.. , & Service Company, PFC G I a d y s Catherwood, 8041 and his sentence was sus- are welcome. The thief made off WIth WalbY competed successfully Trombley road, pled not pended. ------~- 886.8805 377 Fisher (Mews) two Minolta cameras, one in against representatives from guilty t? faili~g to stop for Wesley Bush, 550 Pember- of his probation and was sen. I a black leather case: valued three 0 the r companies to a red Signal. light, and was ton road, pled not guilty to tenced to five days in jail. j PLUMBING&HE1TINGi at ':;125, another With tele- achieve the honor. Contest- found not guilty. . failing to yield ,the right.of- I ------_.._-"-----~"-I photo and close.up len.s, ants were judged on military Dorothy Cul!en, 26089 Pme. way causing an accident. He 15304 KERCHEVAL • VA 2.9070 valued, at $400, and a com appearance and bearing, gen- hu~st. Ro~eville, pled !lot was found guilty and paid a I collection valued at $400, eral attitude, and perform. gUilly 10 Improper backlOg fine and costs of $20. I ------._-- ance withi~ the company causing lln accident. Because Lambros Varymbopis, 21' and respecllve duly statIOns. of an excellent record, her Marie Ecorse pled guilty The son of Mr. and Mrs. sentence was suspended. al. I to faiiing to st~p in assured WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT N~rman J. Walby, ~228 Drys though she .was fou~d gUllly, I clear distance, accident. lie drIve, PFC Walby IS a 1966 Wayne Clifford DIxon, 34281 paid a fine and COS.lSof $15. We are pleased to announc~ that graduate of Notre Dame High McClellan, Detroit, pled guil. J h V S It 764 H School, Harper Woods. He ty to no license on persons. osep . co, , ar. ALBERT M. MACKEY. JR. received his Bachelor of Arts He paid a fine and costs of court . roa~5' Pl~d ~ullty 3tOo George M. Fern Degree in English from Ihe $25. I sp~e d109 mt es .m a . . University of Detroit in 1970 Marie Man non e, 23704 mile zone 'and paid a flOe IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH US AS A has joined our firm and entered the sCfl'ice in Cambridge, Roseville, pled I and costs of. $30. i September of that same year. guilty to speeding 40 m.p.h. ,Larry 'Larld~n, 4006 Not. I SALES REPRESENTATIVE I After completion of basic in a 3O-mile zone on Novem. tmgham, DetrOIt, .pled guilty " I and will serve our customers (raining at }<'(. Knox, Ky., he ber 23, She was fined $25. I to d~ivin~ while hi~ abil,ity altended the Military Police Sima Birach. 473 Coplin, was Impaired. He ~ald a flOC as an Account Executive Academy at Ft.. Gor~on, ~a, Detroit, pled not guilty to and cost~ o! .$175 mstead of i PFC Walby arm'ed 10 Okm- speeding 46 miles in a 30. 10 days In )all. He also was awa in February, 1971. mile area. She \Vas found placed in probation Cor six I here at- guilty and paid a fine and months, and restricted to BLYTH & CO., INC. ,I Reading Class costs of $40, She also was driving for 90 days in course I placed on probation for one of employment only. BUHL BUILDING I , e year and restricted driving Jan Bell Sadowski, 7:2 DETROIT. MICHIGAN 48226 Begins Feb. 16 for 30 days. Barrington road, pled guilty Geraid Simon De Montfort, to driving while his license TELEPHONE (313) 965-8165 J Reynolds Securities Inc. Im~r~~~~~~~r~ill" ~~~di~~ 660 Bedford Lane, pled guilty had been suspended, Sadow- W'MEERS ,'n "!OBI: STOCK DCH"'G". 'NC Wednesday, February 16, for to speeding 40 miles in a 30. ski was sentenced to three mile zone. He pald a fine of days in jail. He also pled ~_Fr:,_':'"~/II_,I_V7! 1 A"D OTlICH L"'."'C ':>CHANGE< an eight-week period. Spon. l 21117DETROIT BANK & TRUST BLDG., OETROIT, MICII. 48226 sored by the Department of $25. guilty to driving in violation I Telephone 963.8900 In Windsor 252.0121 Community Services, Grosse Pointe Public School System, ... IlI.ilIiI .. this course is designed for ''Df'''fia-. . i those who would like to read i ~ ~l more rapidly while at the. 1 same time retaining a great- er percentage of the material I read. Efficiency factors, techni- I ques of concentration, com.! prehension, retention, vo.' TAKE cabulary improvement and critical reading techniques I :::: will be s t res sed in this :::: course. Andrew Balas, in-I :::: structor for this course, has: FIYE :::: I been director of the Student I :::: and Adult Reading Institule i :::: at the Union-Selo School of :::: Ohio, and has sludied r.sy- or ten days :;:: chology in techniques of I :::: I reading at the University of ::~ Chicago, Wayne State Uni. and relax :::: I versity and Michigan Statc With Standard Federal's :::: Universit)'. ' \ :::: Balas received a Fulbright :::: assignment to leach English :::: in Greece for one year and \, TAKE A :::: I has been a member of vari. :::: 'OllS study and research big %daily interest "\ ::::groups in reading, both on I :::: the state and local levels. l TR IP ! :::: He is member of the facul. :'.: .:.:.: .:.:.: :::: ty at Grosse PointE; High you get these J) ., if I ::...::i,:.I::.: clliii!iHET SAMPSON!~i: I I:::: r~~~~~:E~~:~~]iug this class may register .J :::: by calling Ute Department of :::: :::: Community Services at B85. .., 10 important advantages •j ;~.~~ TRA VEL :;::3808 or 8850271. Enrollment • :::: :j~:is limite_d_, _ J :::: ~:,.~.:: :::: CURTAIN CALL :::: 100 Kercheval ~.. TU 5.7510 :~:~ Rehearsal t~me ~or New I :::: . '" :':'1 Year's resolutIOns IS ovel'- :::: I :::: now comes the time for the along with the mghest interest j f :::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~;,.:~:.:~:~:~:~:::~:~:~:::~:~:::::::::::: a ; J - ! • - • w .... _ S 11 > • Page Eight _ _ G_R_O_S_S_E_P__O__ I_N__~_E ~~_~~ __ Thursday, Fe~ruary 10, 1972 :~fOb' · "II Farllls Police Cinema Eeague Youths Cause Crashes 'Collage Staff Election Held ~~~t~~~c~i:t~fcris:~iiO~.D., ~Il. Ituanes :Win Citation il/eels Tonight The Farms police recorded~lw-;~.~Il~Wing his 15-yearold i David II, Barker,I\I,D., has chief pediatric section; and The whole question of .~------_. three accidents in The Farms daughter to drive with her been re.elected president of M.D., chief division of ob. highway safety resolves it. ::~ARL CORRIGAN FULl\U;R Two members of the F'arms The Cinema League will on Sunday, January 30. Two learner's permit, and she the medical staff of Cott:lge stetrics; Roy E, Craig, ~1.D., :;:. A memorial service for police department, Philip meet this evening, 'Thursday, of the accidents were caused misjudged the turn lit Mo. Hospital. chief general practice sec. self down to the individual ::~arl Fulmer. 18, of 2217 l\IigJio and Johannes Winter, Februar)' 10, at 8 o'clock, in LJy youths unfamiliar with ross and Lakeshore and Other newl)'.eleded om. tion; .James M. Fisher, )1,D., motorist. ::~ampton road. w~s held on were recently cited by the Fries Auditorium. Dr. Philip the handling of an automo- struck a vehicle waiting at cers include Harold E. ------"---- ::~aturday, F'ebr~ary 5. 111 the Wayne County' Circuit Court Gelbach, of Beverly Hills, bile, and the third was the light, broadside. Cross, M.D., vice.presidcnt; I ••• ;:?-' H.. Peters. 1-uncral ,Home, for their bral'el'Y when con- Mich,. will present an under. caused by a youth falling to The woman whose car was! John H. Williams, M.D., ::;: lIe IS SUfl'll'ed by hiS par. 1 fronted wilh an armed sus- water movie entitled, "Es. stop for a stop light. hit identified herself as Mrs, secretary: :lnd L y I e Il, :;~nts, Patricia and Paul: a peet c:lpe," which was filmed in The' first accident \Vas a I1edwig Mierzwinski. 51114 Korum, M.D" treasurer, ::i;ister Linda: and grandp:n. I ."' the Virgin Islands. I'" h I GROUP HOME- ;;~nts, 'Mr, and M 1'5, An'Hle I The IOcldent had or)cured resu t of DaVId Wo)clec 011'. Garvin, Detroit. Neither she In other appointments, the ::{:orrigan, I on~lay 14, 1971, w~en I atrol- Following the movie there ski, 18. 16282 Eastbourne, nor her two children were Collage Hospital Board of INSURANCE ,OWNERS Memorial tributes may be ~en ~hgho and ~mter were will be a discussion supple. allowing a 15.year-old girl to injured in the accident. Trustees approved staff rec. COMPANY made to the Grosse Pointe dIspatched to a 1-arms street mented by the showing of 35 drive his car even though N h g d ommendatiolls for division OF INSURANCE Nr ~ 'dhs l'th sound track h t I' dOC ar es were presse . ch'lcfs f r 1972' North Parents' Club ~Iemo. t 0 que 11a (ISOrI der Iy persons mm sII ~ II' . S ~ was no . a Icense since the 15 year old girl had . o. new ap- rial Fund. complaint. At the scene, as Dr. G~lbach has .presented driver. As the gIrl was turn- I . 't d h pomtees are Robert II. Am- MICHIGAN 57 OFFICES. ______Patrolman :lllgho eXIted tbe, this program before the Pho. ing south onto Provencal ~. thear~erds peflf~ ~~~ h' er brose, M.D., chief division of @J NEVA DICKEY BUSHAW scotll car, a drunken man tographic Society of Ameri. from Kercheval she lost I~ er a a va I IC Igan surgery: Walter F, Kujawski, Funeral senlres for~lrs. pointed a loaded .45 ;lnto. ca's recent convention in" control of the c'ar and the Icense. :11.0, chief division cf medi. Bushaw formeI'll' of The matic at the policeman, Toronto, ! vehicle jumped the curb and A third accident occurred cine; George E. B, Rogers, Pointe ~n(i nlorC' .rCl'cntly or i Patrolnlan ~Iiglio. rc('og- HeCrcshments will Le servo rammed into a pole. The at the ~'[ack and ~foross in~ ------"---- Now, complete If you own a home Lincoln Park, were held on , nizing that the man was in ed in the Crystal Ballroom time of the accident was set tersection at 9:54 p.m. when GARBAGE Homeowners Insur- or vacation home in Saturday, FelJruary 5, in the I an unnatural st:lte. informed hy Mrs. William T, Krebs. at 4:45 p.m. Ronald !If, Boehn, 17, 20020 ance protection with Michigan or rent a J. L. Peters Funer,l! lIome, I Patroiman Winter not 10 Mrs. Edwin G. McLean and Wojciechowski was trans- Kingsville, Detroit, .travel. Lincoln Park, Sill' died on' shoot, The policemen then Miss Ester Porter following ported to st. John Hospital ling east on Mack ~alled to GRINDER •• coverages designed home or an apart- Wednesday, FeiJruary 2, in convinced the I'arms resident the program. by the Farms Fire Depart. stop for the red 1Ighl. He H to mee( your exact ment, or live in a Outer Drive Hospital. to drop his gun. ------.-! ment ambulance. He was was struck by Gary M. C.II personal requ ire- condominium or a Mrs. Bushaw was a leacher The leller from Judge Men ~sGarden I trealed and released, and Str~bl,. 19. 22160 Mau~r, St. ments, co-operative ... !pt Grosse Poin Ie Country Day Thomas J, F~ley of Circuit : now faces a charge of allow. Clair Shores, atte!?ptmg to You should call AAA. liehoo.!. She was a lIlerlli)er of Court, was aelci.esse'u to (:Iuh lo 1l'leel ' ing an unlicensed person to CIUS,'i :lIack traldllllg norlh i>etrOlt Town 11,,"11,DelrOlI Farms Police Chief Hobert ! drive. His court date is on :'Iloro"s. (rheater Guild, Lincoln Park K. Ferber, and reads as. ,-- I Wednesday February 23 ~o injuries resulled from 1Nomen's Club and Garden follows' fhe Men ~ Garden Club of ' . the collision. 15415 E. JEFFERSON PHONE 821.6300 'club " Grosse Pointe will meet on The girl, who \Vas not hos. Gl'or/(1' .Hc'fl,~c.l, ,HtllIlIlI"/' , Sh~ is survived hI' her hus. "R~centtlY ~?lsIICourt .had: Thursday, February 17, at pitallzed. has been charged ------15304 KERCHEVAL • VA 2.9070., , '. ~ d W '" HI . B h .. occasIOn a ,10( . e a cnnll. I 8 o'clock at Central Library with driving without c. Ii. snow 01" llANOS CREon CARD COVERAGE INCLUDED IN YOUR POLICY AT NO AODITIONAL COST j'an 't ,... ~.nntl u,' I :1\1 f' ~nal maller II'herem the facts II to hear 'Joseph L B"akhaus' dId' . ,,_. th t' t t I ~n d 11'0 sons, .,a lal11l'. n ,I tsf d' d t I ., cense an care ess nvmg, "ow IS e lme 0 sane l)anbury, Conn,. and Ilk-h- relea ou "a~ mg con lie 'of Romulu~, discuss "Plant The second accident hap- up and be counted - let ~rd f Th .,. t e :lnd courage "n the part of I Propagation i., the Green- pened less than an hour after everyone know just where 0 '. ~ 't o:n t " b the two offICers handhng the I housc E llccial1y G era n i-the Provencal crash. A father you stand. BILL REPPER'S '. 1.1emorla n )u. cs may e ~ctual arrest of a elefendant. . , S ~ade to the Llflcoln Park" . , . " urns. ------.------"- ..-- ~omen's Club. "OffIcers Phlhp ~t.lgho and i MI'. Bakhaus is a member M A- L- · S ( Interment was in :\Iarinc Johannes Wmter while, facmg I of TriTown Men's Garden etro Irport Imousmeervic, DOWNTOWN tity, :\lich, a loaded revolver III t1w I Growers Association, and the I.mm:al ~ ------hands of a person umlc!' the Michigan State Florists As-I b P t Th d I ~ WERNER von ALUIE~ influence of alcohol did dis- His lecture will include y e er eo are, nc. ~ Funeral sl'fl'lce'; for IIIr. arm the defel~dant and make 51 ide s coverIng geranium DIRECT Service to and from METRO AIRPORT Invites You To See Dick Warner t"on Allmcn, 6G, of 1578 Anita the arrest WIthout harm to growing fro m cuttings to For Your Next New or Used Car .venue, were t,eld on Wed. the defendant. blooming plants. He will dis- ~esday, February 1. in the "The sell-control :lnd re- cuss the use of modern ferti- • The Most Complete Facilities in the Detroit Area . H. Peters Funer:ll Home. straint exercised by the of- lizers, insecticides, and fungi. • Rental and Leasing Programs e died on Sund ay. FebrUar)', ficers, who disregarded their cides in greenhouse plant , in Sl. John Hospit a!. own safety, should be highly production. • Chauffeur Service to Your Downtown Office 0; '. Mr. von Allmen was the commended. A question and answer Dick Warner Downtown Shopping A;ea w n e r o! Ameri(' an Blue "It is my purpose in writing period will follow the pre- 'rint and Supply Company. that this outstandin;; police sentation. Ie was a memhl'r of the work be given clue recogni A Good Man 1833 E. JEFFERSON rosse Pointe Kiwanis Club, tion, and that scme perma- The Park Police Depart. Every Hour on the Hour from b A,M, lill J 2 Midnight board Limo nd the P:lSt president of the n<>nt record of this achieve. ment received a report at Dawn Donuts, Morass Rd, ol'd 1.94 Ford Expressway. Fare $5.00 To Know WO 3-4700 merican Swiss S(lciety. ment be made part of the Wednesday, February 2, per person. II.Passenger limos available for Spedol Ttips. < Born in Switzerland, is sur- . officers' !ile," from William Nichols, Jr., When 01 Melro Airp.rt, ask for Peler Theodore Service, For 'ived by his ,life. Nora; four I 'l'he Farms officially recog- 1321 Yorkshire, that someone addili"nal information and reservations call . 5.ons, Burl, ".iorman. 'Wayne, \ nized the bravery O.f the two had taken a tape recorder, 833-8460 - or 274-5444 and Dal'J{l: :I daughter, !\Irs. policemen who riSKed theit valued at $104, from his }fa.rold Lanstra: nino.: grand-I lives, by giving cach man a home. The theft apparently ;:;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;::; -__ -__ -_-_-_.-;:.:.::=_--_:.==_-., GROSSE POINTE FARMS 7hlldren and a brothl'~,. departmental citation for val- ,occurred on Deco:::mber 29 ! Interment was 111 Cadillac I or and a dav off. i after a house party. Memorial Gart1cns East. ------.------IN TERE S TIN G ; ----- i===c==e===c~c=====CCC==C~ 1 ELIZABETH DOLL Funeral services for Mrs. A Iu m in u m Win d 0 W S I FACTS Doll, 91, of 197-19West Kings court, were held 011 Monday, 2 Tra ck - 3 Track Copyright February 7, in the Verheyden Funerat Home and Qur Lady Baked Enamel, White & Black ilardI\- an\(ll1l' eall an~wc'r Ihi~ l(uestiun Star of the Sea Church. She uhout lhc' 1.'B1: died on Friday. February 4, POINTE SCREEN & SASH,'Ne. Who was the FBI llirl'l.tor HErOIU: J. !':dll;ar in the Belmont N u r sin g I 1I0.)\'c,r:> A ranch house needs wide frontage- Home. I 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 J She is the wife of the late I The allswer is Willialll .I. Hut.us. This one has 135 ft. Alfred, and is sun'i\'ed by I (ACROSS FROM HOWARD JOHNSON'S) Irll'idc,nlall)'. 11I1111)' I'(,ol"c' IIrt. 'l,rl'rised In This exceptiona Ily lovely specimen is on a quiet cul-de-sac. lIs interior two sons. Stanley :llld Ed. lellr\l tllal Ih(' FBI WIIS .. 01 fouu.I ••c/ \luli! II)f)H. includn two Bedrooms, one full Bathroom, two Holt-bathrooms, and a ward; a CX:l>C:)COC>C::>cx:>c:loCeQojC>CXx:loCe~= .. Thursday, February 10, 1972 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Nine ------,~-;jjj-~'~;..,..,::::..,..,::;..,..,::::..,.-::::,-::::-::::-~:~:-::::-:-::-::::-;:::-:::~-::::-::::-::::-:-::-::;:-::::-::::-::::-::::-:=::-:::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-:::.-:::::-.::::-.:;:-::::-::::-:~::-::::-::::-::::-::::-:::-:~::-::::-::~:-::::-::::-::::-::::-:::-::::-:-~::-::::-::;:-::::-:::-::::-::::-::::-;:;:-;:;:-;:;-:;:;-:;:;-:;:;-:;:;-:~:;-:~:-;:;~-;:~:-;:;:-;:;:-;~;:-;:;-:;:f-:;:;-:;:;-:;:~-.:;:-"::::"""::::"""::::~:::"""::::""'::::""':~:~:-:-:::::-:-'::::-:-:~:::-:-::::~i:::""'~:::-:-::::-:-:::::""'::::""'::::""'::::"":::."":!::""::::~IT7'f: ~~~~1~ Visit your favorite shops on Kercheval ~~j *: m '::~:::::~m IN'- THE _. VILLAGE •::*::~: QUEEN •••••~~~ilt ~::~•••••• SIZE ::::: You'll find a great many ::*: PANTYHOSE REG, NOW! ... fill in. Add-on $1.26 • CAMERA CENTER you and "update" your I service In the pattern • KRESGES favorite chosen so ~ proudly years agol Now • JACOBSON'S Call, • THE SHOPS OF II •~~~l£~~~l:oREIi 11J • NOTRE DAME PHARMACY I~l~l~ lI1 • WRIGHT KAY JEWELERS :mm S. S.~KRESGE CO. 11J • YORK JEWELERS :lf1 17101 KERCHEVAL AVE., in lhe Village m~~j Here are just a few of the many ideas mm ~:~;~;~:~:~:~:~:;:;:~:~:~:~:~~:~~~:::::::::::::~:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:=:::::=:::=:::=:::=::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~ JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDA' EVENINGS ... ~vear paltern Introduoed Using the new "Focused Flash" 1847 ROGERS BROS~SILVERPLATE ~ services ... PLUS - ITEM EACtl - Teaspoon ••••••.•.. $2.50 use our Dinner Fork .....•.. 3.50 Our Entire Stock of Dinner Knlle. SPECIAL ORDER SERVICE Hollow Hondle ••.. 6,00 Solad FOlk 3.25 These pieces available in all pal- Dessert or OY81 TAPE RECORDERS terns. Place your order with us by Soup Spoon ••••.• 3,50 at SaJe Discounts from March 15, 1972 tor early lall delivery, Round Bowl Soup Spoon •..•.• 3,50 NOTE: When ordering, bring In a Cooktoll Fork •••..•• 3.25. sample 01 the piece to insure an Iced Drink Spoon ••• 3,25 exact match, Butler Spreader ....• 3.25' .weet gift suggestion for your Valentine ••• Toblespoon •.•••••.• 4.25 , Plerood Tablespoon •. 4.25 Sauoe ladle .•••.••• 4.00 - RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES Woo your Valentine with a gift that goes straight to her heart. ••delectable chocolates and delicious home fashioned candies by Russell Stover, famous everywhere for quality and freshness Shown: Assorted Chocolates including creams,. nuts, crisp and chewy centers. 1 lb., 2.00 2 Ibs., 3.95 Jacob SonS ~@)~ U@[? UDu@ [}u@)lJUi)@ Valentine LET US VALIDATE YOUR CITY PARKING LOT TICKET Suggestion beautiful sleep-gifts by Trillium for travelers. . . a Mexican wedding dress was the inspiration for our embroidered long gown and short robe-and-gown set. Easy to pack for a southern ~ trip in light Dacron/cotton. for your fall!orite cool to sleep in when you VALENTINE arrive. Pink or blue. P-S-M. B Long gown. $16. Sleep set, $22. * RUSTCRAFT CARDS .\ Charm her wifh a heart for Valentine's Day. * RUSSEll STOVER CANDIES \ All in 14.kt. yellow gold: (A) with rubies and sapphire, eB) with rubies, * COLOGNES - PERFUMES (C) disc with rubies and sapphires. Each $40. Caron. Carven. Chanel . Guerlain . U.kt. gold charm bracelet 67.50 (others Madame Rochas . Nino Ricci from $23). Come in or phone 885.5515. * A great collection of distinctive IMPORTED GIFTS from ollr boutique Wright Kay JacobSorrS OUROIl NOR'HlANO BrRMIN(,HAM GROm POINlf NOTRE DAME Un Y01l'W,iohi Koy(hoIOt. Moll" (ho'O' 0' 8on.A",tllcD,d - PHARMACY- LET US VALIDATE YOUR CITY PARKING LOT TICKET FINE JEWELERS SINCE 1861 16926 Kercheval, in the Village - nr 5.2154 ) b •• ~-- _dO •• 5 ••••• ' •• Z .z=...... '~rrWcm', .... '••• r\"ri)" .. # .... I ...... , ..... '~~~._~ l"~~ ••• :...'~ r .. ..--- -- ,-- ~ ----- .- . Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, 1972 ,-- DETROIT INSlllUIf Of *111 .... fligbie Realt)t COlnpllllY A.cquires itlaxon Brothers Date M'ith GrC"Dt"C"JU Neighborhood DIALOGUE: MERCE CUNNINGHAM - JOHN CAGE The acquisition of lIIaxon 21 in July 1948. lie joined the developnH'nl o[ lll.\ny I future dale lo combine the I in the Grosse Pointe dislric!. BrolhNs. Inc.. real estale the firm oC Sweeney & Moore. Grosse Pointe ~ubdivisions! new firm under one roof. Its firsl office was located Club News ART INSTITUU NORTH COURT. THURSDAY, FEB, 24.8:30 P.M. J.~E!!._~~5(J,j.'?~ __=-!.!!~de _0 firm. b~' the IIigbie Healty Inc, aft e I' his graduation such as Torn'y, l"airholml'.: Palll and Hichard L. Maxon i in the Cily of Grosse Poinle Company has iJeen announced from Williams College. He Henaud road. Waverly Pres. 'started in business January about opposite the present 8ASKETUALL I.EAGUES full Co '"1' ''")' Produclion 0" £~:.J~ I Tickeb: Arllnslilule(8jf.27301 andU-otO(i41-14381 $J (Slud~nls $1.50) 01' Hugo S. Higbie of Pro was with Sweeney & Moore ton place. Park lane, Tonnan ! I, 1929, eighl months before. Kroger's location. In 1939 it Norlh ]'1'0 \';'ncal road, alineI' of the I' as sales manager and officer caUl', Warner, Stl'phens road, ~lhe gl'i~at panic of thal year, ! leased space fl'omJ. Edwin I The Pistons remained in a compan)'. ,unltl the )'ear 1967-a fIrm and the property surrounding ,I'.S hOll1e f:ales fell off to lIaneoek in the building at 83 tie for first place by defeal. it;:' CHINESE Mr. lIi~iJie entered the real that along with g e n e I' a I the Country Club of Detroit.: near zer.o, with HlC closing Kercheval. a\'e~ue, which !t ing thl' Celties ,2.12, BOh." . GO. DEN ('state busillC''', at th(' age of brokerage was prominent in: Mr. Higbie ~as alway!' i o[ the banks, the home rental nOl~'occuPJe~ w~th the orga~l- Zaranek led all scorers with . A N a ~ .------...... -- . -'-"- heen very a c I I I' e 1/1 the' bUSiness assumed boom pro. zatlOn of HlgblC Realty Co, 12 points. The Braves kept, JEFFERSON COLONNADE Grosse !'oinl(' Heal Estate I P?rtions. Although commis" under the name of Higbie pace by downing the Suns I ~MERICANBUDDH1& rOl J( ,....,.\111, r RHS'l'A l :UA "''I' j 13oaru-hal'ing sel'l'cd man)', slons on rentals were very Mal(on, Inc. 228. Scali Engel, the league's I : years as treasurer and presi I small, ,till Ihe aggregate The Maxons w~re long time leading scorer, popped in 14, ' DISHES r. OPEN MONDAYS : dent. In 19G7 he formed his pulled the new firm through members oC ihe Detroit Real In the other game the Knicks i I I 7 days a week - 7 a.m .• 11 p.m. i own firll1-lhe Higbie Heally lh~ lean years. Estate £Soard and the fir~l downed the Bulls 13.7. and Featuring the very finest in ,Cantonese dishes for \/'1-(1 l/ ot ( , \ {()\ /'.J Unf,'S 1/ f:U.OH f:. Company 10 c a 1t' d at 84, fhe f 1.1' III started. as a was among the founders~ m the Bucks clobbered the 76 Luncheons and Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. lIil'//"/'1I "/H/ lllllil"I'MII\' 1'11/,",< It'it JI l'OIllP Iilll('I1/,\ Kercheval. IIpartnerslup I IIDe, Ial,ed 11\. the II 1933, of Ihe Grosse POllite ers 2G.2, D:l\'e Giles scored On February 1, 1912 he pur. amnloll( hll dlllg \Ihere, Rcal Estat~ Boa I' d. then 12 points for the Bucks. Fli. & Sot., 11 a,m. to 1 0/ '0'11 1",,/, 1\ III/ 1/11/1.Iulill/HlII Ul'll"llIhill. chased ~laxon Brothers, lac. i the National Ball k now I Grosse Pointe Brokers As- Central Pro Mon.- Thurs" 1 I a.m. 10 12 and renallled Ihl' joined firms stand~. Frolll Ihere the fled!:. sociation. Richard L. Maxon This tightly matched divi' 5undoy 12 10 12 'Higbie Maxon. IIlC, For the ling firm m 0 \' cd inlo the edited the "Rotarian" for sion reduced their six.way I COCKTAIL LOUNGE COMPLETE present. they wil; occupy the vacant rectory of old Chrisl the Grosse Pointe Rotary lie to a four.way tic. The I Carry Oul Service :!I:!:!J /"/1'" "'II I"" C two offices on f'ilher side of Church oC which Dr. William Club, lie received a cilalion Stars slammed the Chappa-' Near Whillier. Ample Parking, \'1. (f'''I~/",,,,,, 779-,1720 Kerchel'al :lI'enue-83 and 84 D. 1Ilaxon. the father of the for perfeet atlendanee and rals 241 with Harry Ge. 16340 Harper 881.6010 $ I will the anticipation at a real estate 1I1al(ons, had been later became its president. mllend stuffing in 18 points. "_~. _ rector for 30 yea I' s until Ill" was a Grosse Poi n t e The Colonels beat the Can. : January 1, 1933, Farms Councilman for many dol'S 2515 as Bob Baker, Ted Ewald Chevrolet When Ihe partnership. now years nnd at one time was showed the way with 12: with h\'ll or three salesmen. Mayor pro tem. points, The Pacers kepl pace! Is Proud To Present 11ll)I'ed 10 .Grosse Pointe, Paul Maxon was secrelary I' by downing the win less Rock I ahoul 1934, It was the only o[ [he Grosse Pointe Real ets 21.7. and the Cougars The firm in Grosse Poil,te proper. Estate Board for many ~'ears stayed tied with the other HENRY ElSWORTH i !les that had its main office and its presidenl twice, I winners by defeating the hap Coloniaf 3nn AS '-I"N'--D--U---ST--RI-A-'-L& Wj~t:~:~~\~r;:m~~~oc~t:~~ I less Nels ~;I;hPro Harbor Springs, Michigan SALESMAN or THE MONTH , Grosse Pointes, this fir m The high powered Warriors mingled its brokerage bUSi.] kept rolling along undefeated Join the "INN" Crowd! • 40 Years of Sales Experience COMMERCIAL n,eS5 with the development of by thumping the Hoyals 268 . ? raw acreage. This included JIm Parsons, Rudy Vanden . • Member of K, C. After skiing' one of NOl'thel'n Mie.hi. PIPING • Call properties now k now n as I Bouck and John Hartman gan's most exciting slopes - enJo9 • Member of St, Matthew's Newberry Place, Norlh and combined for most of the the sophisticated COLON IAL INN . Usher club South Deeplands Road, Peach Warrior points. The Bullets Gourmet Dining & Wining. Luxurious guest HENRY ElSWORTH Tree, Pear Tree and Thorn remained lied for firsl by Tree roads, Stephens Hill. squeaking pasl the Lakers rooms & suites • Cozy & warm with cheery Lakecrest Lane, Bedford 121? The Hawks beat the fireplaces TED EWALD Lane and Webber Place. Trailblazers 17,8, and the For reservations write or telephone Supersonics downed the Cav. Harbor $prings 616-526-2111 15175 E. Jefferson VA 1-2000 I The time you save playing aliers 20.8. . '15304 KERCHEVAL' VA 2-9070 it safe is time well invested., I North Qllleglate ------._.~._------~------~------.- Ohio Stale and llJinois re- main deadlocked for first The Ole Fisherman Says "Spend the week. aner Ohio defeated Michigan end away from Ihe city, (ome 10 Ihe 23.12, and Illinois beat Pur- F- h ' > due 18.8. High scorers were I IS er man 5 /, From Marlboro to , Jim Gorzalski and Brian En. gel. South Collegiate Wharf Georgia leaped into a !irst AND MOTOR INN MOTEL place tie by combining a 12.6 Where your comforl come! firsl. Relox a"d llmericcis low tar and nicotine victory ol'er Alabama wilh enjoy tile scenic winter Panorarr ..,) of the an upset win by Auburn over beauliful SI. Clair River, previously unbeaten L.S.V, 138. FUN WEEKEND SPECIAL cigarette smokers. Fri.(Checkin 2 p.m.) Sot. ond . South Giant In the AIl.National division Sun.oul by noon frio indudes Special Menu Dinn~r the undefealed Cincinnati Sat. includes Brunch and Dinner P4!" Couple Royals were llpset by Houston Sun. incl. Breakfa!1 Ind, tOJ( 34.26. Dave Ferris led his .~, .. Rockets with 15 points, Cleve- --;SilAs WALKERat Ih: Ke;bo~;ri for your dining and dancing piecs'lle ..... land stayed lied with Houston by defealing the Portland SPECIAL FRI. AND SAT, NITES Trailblazers 31.29. Leading COMPLETEPERCHDINNERor...... , .. 3.25 Giant scorer Bob Conlon hit SOUTHERN FRIEDCHICKEN ...... , .. 3.50 for 13 points for the Cava- Reli!hTroy,Soup 0' Juice,Pololo, TOlledSalod. Hal Rail and Beverage liers. The Seattle Superson- :~,..... :. ;i . I ics, led by Hence VanDen. BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS DAILY brouek's 17 points upset the On 1he Scenic SI. Clair River Phoenix Suns 31.25. In anoth- 1-94 to S,. Clair Exit-2'/1 Miles Phone 1-329-2236 \ er tight tontest the Golden North of 51, Cloir, Mich. I1 State Warriors squeaked by , PARK iN OUR "(CE FREE" HEA TED lOT I the Lakers 34.33, Rob Wor- rell of the Lakers and David Case of the Warriors tied for game honors with I, apiece. ..., North Giant The National Division was l Being the adventures J deadlocked when the Haston .f Celtics thumped previollsly I unbeaten 'Milwaukee 48.34, ,1.'\. Balanced Celtic scoring by of a young man R. J. Paradee, Bill Venti- miglia and Jule Dionne out. did Cliff IIforehead's 13 for I whose principal the Bucks. The New York Knicks slipped into the first plale lie by knling the Pis. -. tons 55.26. John Grennan interests are rape, with 22 and Jim Manning wHh 17 led the Knicks, In the , other games the Bulls beat ultra-violence I the Hawks 39.30 as Rob .I" Burns and Dave Beyer com- bined for 28 of the Bull~' and Beethoven . points, INorth-South ISet to SWhll I 'I Swimmin~ams from Grosse Pointe Norlh and Grosse Pointe South should make a big "sIJlash" when they meet Saturday. Feb- nlary 12. al 7:30 p.m. in the North pool. The JV's [rom North and South will squa re off at 6 p.m. The South team. coached I by Cnrl Schoessel, is cur rently fl.l in Border CHies League action and 7.2 over- all. Tom Tectaert's Norlh swimmel s are first in Bi I County League competition! nnd 61 overall. I Outstnnding s w iin mer s i from the Soulh squad in. I clude Fred Weekler, Ton I Heels. Mike Schroeder, Dave Beynon, Pete Rodin, and I Jolm Walls. while North Abreed apart. stnndouts incllICie Tom She- lolt, lad ycar's slale champ in the 50yard frcestyle. Marlboro Llghls- a breed apart. .\lark Dupuis. Bnin Fink. For those smokers whu prefer the lighter :\Iike Dimond, Keith HaU. tasle oi a ~owtar and nicotine elgarelle. mann. and Gnry !Ioffman. Made with the same famous quality as full.flavored Marlboro- Amerleats faslest.growlng brand. LIGHTS A CLOCKWORK ORANGE S!arr,nR M~lc,~m '.~cI'.w,n . [;,Ir"" I~aw~ LOWEREDTAR [. NICOTINE TWiggy C"ri~IOrher Gable SUl'enpiay ~ Slanl~ KubflCI<.• 8a<;eo:j on thr novrl by Ant~y Burgess P,oouced and [)rf'd£'d b, (~ani('y Kllt,~ ~ "THE BOY FRIEND" [rt'(,l~ Prf'l')"",,J"', '.(", l ~""~J11"'1 ~ I ',''¥,i'I" • From Wdrr10f 8ft)'; Ponovls,on ond Color ,j, Roted 'G' A/I og~' orlm",~d ,1 SATURDAY - SUND!\Y Special Childlen', Molinee Now Showmq E 1(r1f1siv~IV at . , . Doort open 1,15 p,m. MarlbrJru llghl~: 14 [f'g' ':a,:' 1.1 mg nlCOllne av. per cigarelle by FTC melhod "KINGOOIlI OF t:lOUOS" plus BLOOMFIELD WOODS II "CHAlLENGE OF ROBINHOOO" fllRMINGHflM (; nossr rOl N1 f W()OO~ WoorlwMn, 2 hlo( "''' So, M;i1k, 'WRr , Mil ... Ad I ',II Mcin floor Seals 75' of 1!l Mile Ro, MI, 4 fi006 AA4.f'i1Afi ' / ~ am __ s _ 2 c' = cd';"': r rimEd.' t ' '$ s.cm~_ .AI <"""" ... =-- Thursday, February 10, !972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven -----._------_ .... _--_._---_.--~.. _..__._------_._------.., 52 Pointers Make MSV "Designed" l?llll Terln Honors ljst REMODELING- 's FiCty.lwO Grosse Pointe i Nicholns ~l, Disantc. 559 c ADDITIONS students, Crom a total oC: Pemberton road: ~lelea :\1.1 h COMMERCIAL - RESIDeNTIAL 4,339 students, were IL,led' Grohbel. 1330 Th:ee )lile ~ I. IIth,oam. Dtslgntd ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE Kllch.no on the MichJgan State lIni. drive: Steven A, Kowalski,' 1 !tec'tllIan Room. 777.6840 versity honors list Cor the .',4 Willison road; Diane M, Acoo,lI Ctiling. Eyen,n,)s 881.9744 Call tel'lll, A student must Graham, 1546 n111irmoor; " on'Ii ••d Archltect4Jr'l ServIce 21719 HARPER AVENUE achieve lit least II 3.5 (13. Catherine N':)(lfInann, 1811 Complttt Homt .. Commerclll S"vle. ST :LAIR SHCRES, MICH 48080 plus) grade point avernge LillIestone road, and Lois B. \,1.'!~S,lI"t for the term to make the Nyqllist, 20104 Doyle court. honors lis!. More arc James R, Raw. Five Pointers received a linson. 855 Woods lane: 4,0 (A or hetter) grade point Knth?n A: Hogers,. 1'130 J:I~~O' average, They are Kathryn OX[Old road, Lynn L Sceb~r, Die hI. 1207 Buckingham 1728 Hampto!;: AI,1II B. IIlb- LEASING road: Jotn R, Hamnn.1, 4411 bard, 456 Cololllal court; tWICE THINGS FOR NICE PEOPLE" Rivard road; Walter Nester I ~llle R" Beardsle~ •. Jr" 17 II, 60 South Edgewood drive; '")ake ,~lOre: WJlham.1' , ALL MAKES AND MODELS Barbara D. Richards, 905 I uemllnb, 766, L,akepolllte Blairmr.or, and Gary 1\1, road; Mathew N, l\lll!enbneh, 107 KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL INDIVIDUAL OR fLEET LEASING Lehner, 2J5 McMillan road. 13,50 Three Mile dm'e, and . ' Richard W, Sherwood, 743 . Others on the honol s ,lIst Lakepoinle road, lIlelude Douglas R. BarbIer, Still more arc Jo~eph J 2,0632 South, ?\fllple lane; Metes, 62 Webber place;' JIM (AUSLEY C?arles D. Blown. 763 Sun. I Philip J. Phillir.s, 10 Hamp. nmgd1Jle; IIlary K. Bruno, ton; Russell :It Schnurr, 81 1,787 !\Ianchester blvd.; ~!arc : Sun n i n .L: d II Ie; Ann L. USDA CHOlCE BEEF-WHOLE LEASING, INC. C, Campbell, 480 FI~her i Schulte, 71 FairCord; Laur- road;, ('0 11('en /If FI~nn, 1?~1 ('nee E, Bl'i,kic, lu;,u Blair. ~enslllgton road; JosC'ph,lnc muor; :llichele T, Burkli, 871 17001 Mack Ave. 886-4605 Guastella, 1564 Allne drIve. ll1airmoor, and Suzanne M. and JeCfeQ' H. Jensen, 628 Burkli, 871 llIairmoor. TENDERLOI~lS Peach Tree lane. Others arc David T. Cat. :\Iore are K a 1 h r y It A. lin. 715 Anita avenue; Robert CUT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Rutan, 409 Barclay road; C, Dale, 2070 :>tanhope ave. Gregory F, Thoen, 335 Bel. nue; Catharine J, Hamlin, linger road; Mark E, Trom. 20045 Holiday road; iIIarilyn bly, 420 Bllrclay road; Kath. J. Iianson, 1915 Van Antwerp ryn A. Badeau, 1043 Ken. road; Steven Ill. Hopkins sington rOlld; Christine M, 20046 Doyle court; Nancy,,: $ 99 Dosmas, 2174 Anita avenur.; !IIcCort, 1048 Vernier road; f John P. Dunn, 505 Pember. Patrick E, Paddon, 1180 ton road; Joanne H. Geha, South Renaud road; Janice SALE 800 Canterbury road, and Ill. Schwinke, 1593 Blair. TIRE Dennis O'Malley, 658 moor; AUI'll W, Singer, 21627 M. LB. KELLY-SPRINGFIELD Neff. Eastbrook cllurt, and David MADE FROM LEAN HAMBURGER Others arc James P. Addi. W. Willett, 655 Shoreham SPECIAL I son, 817 Lakepointe road; road. , e LB. GROUND CHUCK •••••••••••••• I •••• I •• 9g CLEARANCE Police Catch Offer Course COUNTRY STYLE PORK 7 II: All Sizes - AWOL l\'larine On Fanlily Life Snow Tires Included SPARE RIBS ~~'.. Harold Ray Bailey, 23800 I An eight.week adult educa. 9 Rein, East Detroit, an AWOL tion course in family rela. SLICED 1/4 LOIN ,15% "larine, was picked up by tionships called the Vanishing City police officers Sergeant Family will be conducted e .to Duncan MacEllchern and locally by Dr. Adolio Brane, PORK CHOPS ~.~~~~L.B: •• 8g patrolman Dave Teolis, on noted child psychiatrist. HYGRADE WEST VIRGINIA e Wednesday, February 2, at The course. co.sponsored 3:3~ a.m" when_ they, saw by the lIniversity Center for 25% BllIley lose control oC hIS car Adult Education and the SLICED BACON ~~ 89 as he made a leCt turn from Grosse' Pointe Family Life westbound Kercheval onto Education Council will be OFF! northbound C:tdieux. I held at University Liggett Bailey's car left the road. Sf'hool, in Cook road, starting ROpsEKSAUSAGE ~~:.. 9911: way, skipped over the curb, Thursday. February 10, at I- We also Service Foreign Cars e] veered back into the roadway, 7:?-0 p,m, SINGLETON COOKED PEELED 8. DEVIENED $ ~ishtailing a~1 the way accord. Emphasis in the course will i lIIg to )facEachern and Teo. be put on disturbed communi- 29 lis, who said driving condi. calion patterns and the fail. SHRIMP ~~~~~'..1 tions were icy and hazardous ure to provide models for ~ ~1~~f~~~~'QI,)~"t ';;:'''',',at the time, and that Bailey identification within the fam <$~~ ; fi oC'crutccn erfi (a,~f.~\ was traveling too fast. ily. ENRICHED -I I 11111111 ~.~,v 'totDins &:- , au ~tr~iu GIt'Qlpl,h tf\\ti~ff\litr B';Iiley was stopped . at Dr. Brane is consulting I , , /. CadIeux north of )Iack. He psychiatrist for the Mental I IBD2 ;E. ],If,,,.n .~.t ~"Ir, ~i'qig.n ,18230 w~s ~na~le to produ~e a Health Clinic, SI. Joseph 822.S4~ ".fiver s lIcense or reglstra. Hospital, lilt. Clemens; the / GOLD MEDAL FLOUR tlOn, A ch~ck through the Northwest Guidllnce Clinic in r LEIi'< machme revealed that Garden Cit)' and the Clinic Bailey's license had heen for Child St,udy for the su~pended until March 8. Wayne County Juvenile Court. In case you haven't noticed 1972. He wns issued two Cost of the course is $26 violations, one for careless for the eight weeks and in- driving. drinking involved. terested parties car. enroll it's our off-season now. and one for driving on a the first night of class. suspended license, lB. lIe appeared before City I 1'P;~b\' :\Iunicipal Judge DouglllS L, BAG l' , ~ ~) /r.' "" ...... Paterson, Bailey pled guilty, FURNACES was found guilty, oC driving on a suspended license and ;.1 UL" { ~), & BOltERS ,;~. 1,1 fined $100. He pled not guilty to careless driving, was Replaced EVAPORATED found guilty, fined $25. and sent to jail for three days. I 00 City police were asked to I PET MILK ,.., , 6 ~3A~~'$1 detain Bailey until the C\rarine ASSORTED FLAVORS Corps could send a man to PLUMB G pick him up. He had been IN 8.HEATllICJ 00 absent without leave Cor 42 15304 KERCHEV -.- HAWAIIAN PUNCH 4 ~6A~~.$1 days, : AL VA 2-9070 S & W ----~------~._-----_._-~._----- MANDARIN ORANGES .....~~~~~..37e Winter CHICKEN, TURKEY OR CHIPPED BEEF 3 ~ BANQUET DINNERS 1~~~~.. 7~ warmUp HAWAIIAN So , .. our Bryant central air KONA COFFEE ~~~~.~.98e conditioning prices are off, too NABISCO e There's only one word to describe some- . SpeCialS one who installs central air conditioning in the SALE DAYS OPEN 9.9 • PREMIUM SALTINES ,~-~~:.39 dead of winter. Smart! FLORIDA 27 SIZE Because right now, our prices on Bryant Central Air Condi~ioning are at their lowest. Brand new 1972 And, since business is slow, our service is at DELTA 88 CPE. GRAPEFRUIT its fastest. Au'e , air, po ...... , .h!pr- ing 9'DWU b'Q~f" So even though you're shivering in your w'hj,. woll,. ~Dd.o, t. glp"" boots, call us today for a free, no obligation estimc;te of your air conditioning needs, You'll $ be warmly surprised to learn how little it costs 00 10 add quiet, dependable Bryant air condition- WHITE Brand new 1972 FOR ing to your worm-air heating system. OR RED 984 DR. H.T. Act now. You'll be~dollars ahead next summ£ '. Au'o. air, PO"""" JII"" in9. pow., tno!l:el, whit. woll,. 'odio. t. gla.u SNO WHITE FRESH e brllont MUSHROOMS." , , _.L.B:. 88 1971 Demos Still Available 1971 CUT'LASS SPORT CPE. TOSSED OR 12-0Z. 2g Auto" Pwr., e W,S,W, $2,827 SLAW SALAD ~~?.. Prices good thru Tuesday. February 15th. FLAME , - ¥it reserve the right to limit qUlnlilies, FURNACE CO. Sale DG. ys op. en 9-9 (AU PR,2.2200 11621 Van Dyke 571.4610 ~- . . DR 1.'4220 "FAST SERVICE ON ANY ORu HEA TlNG PROBLEM]" r~=~G::~~~\ .~~... l""-....- ,'- .- "'- ...- 'J-~~~"-_~ ~ __--"-"I",,,_,"_"'__ "P_. ._"$-.-.s_s_.__ ...._ ..P....P__ •__ ._ ...... --._- Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, 1972 ------~~----- I, Grosse Pointe News " ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. Memorial Center Schedule What Goes 01. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL Open Dally 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 at 'I, '. " ~, Second Class Postage Paid al Detroll, Michigan (Sundays building open 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.) FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Febru.ary 10 to February 17 Your Library Phone TV 2.6900 * All Memorial sponsored activities open to the I By Virginia Leonard '.' Grosse Pointe public. ; By Pat Rousseau .,,' . Member Mich.Press AssocJallona .d NatlonAIEditorial Association H ita! i t II bl f f I Do you always come into you could see this book by Double C ... our alphabetical tour of the NATIONAL ADVERTISiNG REPRESENTATIVE OSp equ (lmen ava a e or ree oan: the library looking for It M:ss Hackett, (which is in Hills stands for Catherine Champion who :: '), 404 t'lClh Ave~~:~k~~\~ey~si:~~~~:~,re~~~~allye.Inc.Bk'ranl 9.7300 crutches, wheel chairs, hospital beds and heat. "besl seller?" Must every. our reference collection), you heads Champion Real Estate which has be~n . CHJCAGOe OFFICE log lamps. thing you read re(lect what would find your own favo. . ' 333 North :tllchlganAvenu. Phone Financial 8.2214 GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND everybody is discu~sing right rites and your own surprises. on the Hill for eighteen years. You can WIn. ROBERT B. RDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER now? Do you realize that a Never a year goes by but dow shop for a house at 102 Kercheval via all .,: WILLI" M ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER LENDING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on best seller is not always, what at least one title makes the pictures or drop in for a cup of r.offe~ and JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE SOCIETY II duty Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 10 I literally, II good book; nor the Top Ten anu I can see no a chat. All this makes the real estate busmess -- - JAMES J. NJAIM..' NEWS a.m .•4 p.m. is it always an interesting reason for its popularitY on the Hill kind of homey ... TV 4.5700. ' PEPPER WHITELAW NEWS Volunteer consultant on duty Fridays, 2.4 p.m. I book. M~ny are dull and And at the same time ~ackh I ROGER A. WAHA . .. NEWS 881.4594 somewhat pedestrian. Pub, year I find at least one 00 Today . . . at the• Sign of KATHY DUFF NEWS. llicily campaigns, author's which I think is so good I LILLIAN KARR ,. .. ADVERTISING Thursday, February 10 reputations, currently popu. eventually read it several the Mermaid Gallery meet Mimi t de N internationally known fash. : MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING * 9:30 a.m. Home Nursing lar subject matters, Jots of times and think it vastly I ADVERTISING sex many of these ingredi superior to the 20 that have ion jewelry designer who will be .I PAULAPAT ROUSSEAUVALENTINO... ADVERTISING *10:00 a.m. ILip t Readingt - Mrs. Frantz Johnson, ents-wl'll make a book sell' been selected. personally showing her original I KATHY BRYEN ADVERTISING ns ruc or and get it up there on The I asked some of the staff creations Thursday, February 10 t JOHN MacKENZIE BUSINESS *10:00 a,m. Braille Transcription-Mrs. John Mc- List. And, another test, how t da what older books they I from 10:00 a.m. to 6;00 p.m. at JOANNE EASON . ACCOUNTS Namara, Instructor many of them would you 0 lYd r ad Here are some 88 Kercheval. This new collec. I TA LKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 2 D l' B 'd M Ph'l' C I want to reread someday? wou re e . ALBER WI .. *1 :30 p.m. .up lcat~ rl ge - rs. I 11' • Alice Payne Hackett has of the reactions. I, myself, tion will take you cruising and ; DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Gibbs, DIrector . I written a most interesting h:lv:l already reread several into summer with fashion flair. i~~~i~~r~iR CLASSIFIED~?RVlu~~~:~~ 12:30 p.m. pW?men's Repubhcan Club of Grosse book enStitled: 70 YEARS OF Itimes I NEVER PROMISED] , ------.. omte ' BEST ELLER,S 18951965 YOU A ROSE GARDEN; a. I Orientalia . . . see• the unusual Chinese I * 1:00 p.m. Crewel Embroidery-Marnie Fessen. (and I hope she up.dates it I so Ogden Nash's p~etry.! antiques at DenIer, 77 Kercheval. In the col. lection there's a fierce Foo dog in ocher and 1 New Vote rs Spea k 0 ut den Instructor when 1975 rolls around!) She So m eon e else mentioned, 1 '.. .. uses PUBLISHER'S WEEK. S TEA M BOA T GOTHIC; i green. A lovely antique yellow vase, a hand. ... 1:00 p.m. Begmmng Lip Readmg-Mrs. Frantz LY as her prime source of another KING'S ROW. Others. some Chinese garden seat in blue, green and t Don Dungan, social studies teacher at North Johnson, Instructor information, and produced would go back to the Jalna f I brown and a unique yellow planter with snake High SchOOl is mighty proud of the students in his ... 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper Instructor her first edition of th:s book series; authors such as Tay. handles. r t h.lr d an d fourt h h our governmen t cIasses. D'unn g 6:00 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 86 Banquet'in tempt,1945. apparently,This was a onfirstany.at. lorGaskellCaldwellwe r ande mentioned.Elizabeth I a receknt atshSignment on t"Reda.dtin~ Ith~ N ewslPappeerr,'s' ... 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, In. one's part, to gather in one Georgette Heyer is a per en. • Ih d t t I Cupid Is Not Stupid ... he knows he,r , e as e em 0 reac 0 e I ona s 10 oca pa structor place American best seller [lial favorite, as well as Mary I favorite fragrance and knows he can find it l then write editorials of their own. He then read * 8'00 m & records. Renault. One ambitious girl at Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval, along : them an editorial which ran in The NEWS issue of . P". This book of Miss Hackett's would reread, (if she had with Trail's homemade candy. ; January 20, and asked for their reaction. The result 9:00 p.m, Thursday NIght Dance CluJ>.-Mr. and is particularly interesting be. time), Pro us t' s REMEM. : was the following letter: Mrs. Ted Forrest, Instructors cause for each year she not BRANCE OF THINGS PAST. The Games People •Play ... '" ...... * 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Cinema League only lists the 20 best sellers And what of the good old are found at Gray's Sport Shop, •. In response to your editorial regarding the six ... 8:00 p.m. Adult Ski Club Meeting ~10 iiC.li~':Iand 10 non~iclion)ci classics such as PRIDE AND 106 Kercheval. Why not tie a '.~i Woods councl'lmen "'ho took the "J'unk.et" to Hawal'l', 8'00 pm M,S.U. Wine Tasting ut In Icates tren s a," PREJUDICE? . :1 "" . ., . CI b events of the .vp.ar whIch I've been leadmg up, not great big Valentine red bow on " we feel that the trip did not serve any local civic 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pomte Camera u might explain the popularity too subtly, to a point- why a pastel paddle tennis racket for , :,' purpose. Friday, February 11 o~ some of the books on her n~t go b~ck ,and read some' fun. She'd love it. I' t' It becomes even more ridiculous when one * 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor 1Is t.t ft II th f I 'i4d fabvortltes ' Whether ~heYI * 7 00 B" d Ad d K t Bu a er a ese years 0 were es se lersl or not IS 0 realizes that the Woods was not entitled to vote on : p.m. eg1On1Og a~ .vance ara e - looking at Best Seller Lists, I no importance _ you liked Forecast ... It's •hot soup weather and any motion made at the conference, due to insuf. Sang Kyu Shim, Director still wonder at the popularity them, ,got something out of Hamlin's, 89 Kercheval, suggests you stock ficient population. * 7:30 p.m. & of some titles. 0 YE JIGS & them, and would be refreshed your cupboard with several of the twelve vari. We as newly enfranchised voters would be 10:30 p.m. Junior Oth~r Side-"Insanity's Horse" JULEPS by Virginia Hudson l\nd repleni~~ed by rereading eties of Chalet Suzanne. Such taste tempters . '.. f' , * 8:00 p.m. Parents Without Partners (1963); CITY OF NIGHT them. So, u we are low on as watercress and broccoli soups should be in. mterested m seemg any results rom the taxpayers I by J 0 h n R e c h y (1963)' new books this might be a eluded ... TUxedo 5.8400. expenditure of $7,186.32. Should th~re be any pur. Saturday; February 12 'TWIXT T WE LV E AND good time' 10 make a list poses, other than the apparent SOCial aspects, we * 9:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor TWENTY by Pat Boone you've been wanting to reo Saturday is the day• ... the winner of the would be interested in hearing them. * 9;30 a~m., 11:15 a.m. & (1959); Charley Weaver's read for a long time, Come Free Honda will be announced ... this Satur- Our solution would be to have all five Pointes 1:15 p.m. Children's Art-Carol Lachiusa, In- L~TTERS FROM MAMA ~y and see which ones arc in, day at 2:30 p.m. r.t Stroh's on the Hill-Be sure . . t f t structor Cilff Arquette (1959); Phylils take home an armload, and - band to~ether, sendmg one repre~entatlve 0 u ure *10:00 Diller's HOUSEKEEPING have a period of pleasure, to be there! conventions. Such a procedure thiS y.ear would have a.m. &. , . HINTS (1966); CANDY by nosta!,gia and remembrance. r saved the Woods taxpayers approximately $6,000. 11:00 a.m. ChJ1dr.en s French - Mlle Hennette Terry Southern and Mason I'd like to get back to Miss Warm And Wonderful• The $6,000 saving might better have been spent on La~rolx, Instructor S Hoffenberg (1964) to give a Haskell's book again for just ... a covered tureen shelter. more important community needs. *10:30 a.m. Children's Theatre - Mrs. ydney few extreme examples. Of a moment-it contains such ing delicious hot soup. At the . Reynolds, Instructor I course, there are many good fascinating information. She League' Shop, 98 Kercheval, ~ sTlhnceTrhe~Yd'd F th H 1:45 p.m. Nancy Brennan.Larrv Thomas Wed- books on these lists, and has a list of best sellers prior you'll find bright, gay Lunar ~ e .• lr an our our ding Reception' their range is vast. But even to 1895 and arranged in Yellow covered tureens and e.u. / /IM" •• f!J- AGmerlcapn .GotveNrnmtehntH~lhasses ... 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs Marvin Bour. so, how many would you chronolo~ical ordbelraccordin g covered soups. There's also (N.-7'--T rosse om e or Ig get Director' want to read again - and to American pu ication. I'l l a giant China cabbage leaf P S W 1. t M K th '. . h I b-C again - and possibly again? bet you'd be interesled in .. e .want to comp l!!1~n ayor enne 8:00 p.m. Cres,cent SaJ1 Yac t C u ommo- HERZOG by Saul Bellow their First Ten: The HOLY for giant salads. P. S. The McLeod for hiS no vote on thiS Issue. dore s Ball I've read more than once. BIBLE, PILGRIM'S PROG buyers are on a shopping Sunday, February 13 This was on The List in 1964. RESS by John Bunyan; spree in New York so watch 10:00 a.m. Anawim And of course the Charles MOTHER GOOSE, AESOP'S for all the new goodies arriv. 10:00 a.m. 1st Church of Understanding Schulz books. 1 read perpetu~ FABLES; THE VICAR OF ing soon. Lake Teaches Tragic Lesson ally. Salinger has been on WAKEFIELD by Oliver Gold. Monday, February 14 The List, as well as Updike, smith; ROBINSON CRUSOE The death of a Harper Woods boy Sunday, 9;30 a.m. Love-Iy ... for Valentines• are the little Weight Watchers of Eastern Michi- and I usually read their by Daniel DeFoe; POEMS antiqued flower arrangements in matching February 6, plus the recent deaths of two S1. Clair gan, Inc. works a number of times. by Robert Burns; GULLl~ Shores youngsters, on icy Lake St. Clair qre trage-I '"10;00 a.m. Cancer Center Workshop TRAVELS W~TH CHARLEY VER'S T!tAVELS by Jona. baskets or copper holders from five to twenty dies which effect the entire community. It's up to *12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Philip C. by John Stembeck !:!an be than S~ift; A R A B 1 A N dollars at Virginia Williams, 79 Kercheval. If every parent and child to make certain that such Gibbs Director taken at close intervals. And NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT I you're planning a party, there's a new ship- a tragedy doesn't repeat itself ever again. '. . kIt how in the world did WIN~ and AUTOBIOGRAPHY by ment of colorful napkins and coordinated sets * 1:15 p.m. Symn.as~lcs;;-Rlc y Dove, ns. ructor NIE ILLE PU ever get top Benjamin Franklin. I don't by Deco . . . cocktail and dinner napkins go Our winter this year has been, to say the 12:00 noon Soroptlmlst dub of Grosse Pomte billing? It's things like that I think it would hurt any of us with cocktail and dinner plates. least, an uneven one. Early December featured * 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor that baffle me! to reread parts or all of above freezing temperatures for much of the month. * 6:45 p.m. & I suspect that if each of I these! • 8:00 p.m. Folk Guitar I and II-Alex Suczek, ------.------Bird waichers w 0 U 1d January, also, had some days above freezing. As a adore a pair of Andrea mead- result, many stretches of Lake 81. Clair haven't Instructor * 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, In- owlarks, wood ducks or hum- !>olidly frozen. The current, too, which moves * 7:00 p.m. & structor mingbirds. Just alighted at s~ealthily under the ice, plays a deadly role in keep- 8:30 p.m. "Let Us Talk French Tonight" - Thursday, February 17 the Sign of the Mermaid, 75 ing many areas from freezing solidly. Mme Wilkinson, Instructor 7:00 p.m. Teens With Alcoholic Parents * 9:30 a.m. Home Nursing Kercheval, they're t h i r t y. It must also be taken into consideration that * 7:00 p.m. Safe Boating-Manuevering-Jerry .10:00 a.m. Advanced Lip Reading-Mrs. Frantz five dollars a pair. the ice in many stretches may be solid enough to Austeberry, Lecturer Johnson, Instructor hold a dog, for instance, but not a youngster. The * 8:00 p.m. Sculpture meeting at Mr. Varga's *10:00 a.m. Braille Transcription-Mrs. John Mc- Romantic Ones . court your Valen- ,I weight difference can be considerable. If a dog, or tine. Make a date for dinn,~r at the Bronze I studio I Namara, Instructor any other animal, is loose on the ice, the police * 9;00 am Door, February 14th. It's a great way to start should be contacted for assistance. Tuesday, February 15 8:30 p:m:- P. L 0 0 D MOB I L E, ALL GROSSE an evening and next week ... 123 Kercheval, 886-1932. The point is simply this: Stay off icy Lake St. '" 9:00 a.m. & POINTERS URGED TO GIVE. Clair fol' whatever reason-it's deceptively treacher- 10:30 a.m. Adult French Conversation -- Mme '"12:30 p.rn, . Duplicate Bridge _ Mrs. Philip C. ous. The youngsters must realize, the spirit of ad. Charles Bachrach, Instructor Gibbs, Director venture and/or play notwithstanding, that the lake, * 9:00 a.m. Red Cross First Aid-Jerry Hummer, * 1:00 p.m. Crewel Embroidery-Mamie Fessen. for safety's sake, !.s "Off Limits." We must all do Instructor den, Instructor *10:00 a.m. I our part to prevent the tragedies of the past day,:; Service Guild for Children's Hospital * 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor I I' from happening again. *10:00 a.m. Yoga-Norma Cheff, SRF, Instructor * 1:00 p.m. Beginning Lip Reading-Mrs. Frantz .' .. ,., ii R. A. W. 11:30 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- Johnston, Instructor , Gin Rummy '" 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, In. II 12:00 noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- structor Bridge '" 8:00 p.m. & , *12:30 p.m. Painting All Media-Lorraine McCar- 9:00 p.m. Thursday Night Dance Club-Mr. and I' ty, Instructor Mrs. Ted Forrest., Instructors I 1;00 p.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- 8:00 p.m. M.S.U. Wine Tasting Pinochle 8:00 p.m. A.A.U.W. II * 6:00 p.m. Lighter Side of Life ------_ 5 Cocktails by subscription-Loch moor Club 7:30 Dinner Cryst&l Ballroom 9:00 p.m. Varel and Bailly Compa:lY RESTYLE AND REUPHOLSTER 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe I : . 7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michi. YOUR gan, Inc. i . l.w ..T 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Marvin Bour. "0": get, Director FURNITURE! 7;30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club i ,~,J.~);'\~J'~' :tc 7:~u p.m. Painting All Media-Lorraine McCar .. ty, Instructor .. :-. "''" , 7:30 p.m. Spanish Conversation-Mrs. Jose Bor. , '". ',' ~~" -' ,:,,;~, . "¥., rego, Instructor .~;( 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Camera Club \' .•';.".:!'. Wednesday, February 16 V:OO a,m. Artists Painting Group I .,;. 9:30 a.m. Portrtait Painting-Jos\~ph Maniscal'i The \Vm.R,efIamilton G'o, co, Instructor I 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- I FUNERAL DIRECTORS Cribbage Since 1855 12:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Women Real Estate Counselors WILLIAM R. HAMILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON Yes, .. we can give your home 0 new look! Give 1:00 p.m. Basic Figure Drawing {or Senior High CLARENCE E. OTTER thattired.looking furniture 0 new lease on life ... 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor have it restyled to match your new decor and reo 7:00 p.m. CHAPELS Educational Psychology upholstered with beautiful Scotchgard fabrics. 7:00 p.m. Flight Training r.round School-W. Detroit 3975 CASS AVENUE • 831.2712 E. Coche, Instructor We olso custom make slipcovers (cloth & plastic) Birmingham 820 EAST MAPLE • '" 7:00 p.m. Yoga-Charles Friday, SRF, Instruc. & Drapes. 844.6000 tor .. 7:30 p.m. Auto Mechanics - Eugene Kleeman, A & C UPHOLSTERY CO, Instructor I ';~22 \l1I('k ,\v('" J)('lroit VA 2-9660 '" 7:30 p,m. Creativity with Your Camera--Joseph Messana, Instructor 0",., :W ."Pt". ""prri"nN' "'r"" ""imnl,,. " • ;I eO .... .-.A ..oJI,.-.J __ ~ A' -.J ...-.1-;..-1 • - - ~~---""""-----4--"4- ...-.-zq_...- ..- ..-__...__zq_"4_. .._- ...__...._--- ...... _..__...._....---- ...--_-...... __ ..--4 - ...... --..-~--~~--~~ ------...- .. -~.. --. ~hunday,February I~ 19_7_2~~~~~~~~~~~~~ __~~~~R~~_~S_S~E _!~O~~~~_N ~~__ __ ..__~ __~_~~~_~_____ PageTh~tee~ !Discussing the Metropolitan's Detroit Visit: Wl'Y'UJ. W0l11en To Hel"" Artist: 'I : Don Schrom. a well.known, School and prior to tha I was , local artisl, will meet with: a teacher in the Grosse the Grosse Pointe Women of Pointe Public School System Wayne al 7:30 p.m., Wed. and art director of the Un!. ncsday, February 23, at the versity.Liggetl Camp. : ,Grosse Pointe Public Lib'. As a practicing artist, he rary for a presentation of.1 has exhibited widely in the watercolor techniques. area, Schrom received fir~t Schrom will demonstrate prize in the J. L. Hudson painting techniques, aided by ! Metropolitan Artists Exhibit a slide presentation. lie has, The program is free to taught six years at Grosse. members and open to tIlL- Pointe's Unil'ersity. Uggett I public at a fee of Sl. 'OUR STOCK IN TRADE IS SERVICE' WOMEN'S PAGES ------_._--~------From Another Pointe Short and fo of Vie,"' The Pointe By Pepper Whitelaw WILLIAM H. KLIN G. i BElL, of Hawthorne road, I and PIERRE V, HEFTLER. The curtain's going up on Friday, February 18, of Buckingham road, were at Players Playhouse on The Theatre Arts Club of given the Silver Beaver De'.roH's second performance of the season. Show- Award of the Bo)" Scouts of , time is set for 1:30 o'clock. Pointer$ have been busy AmerIca b)" the Detroit area The Detroit Institute of Arts was GENTELE, of Stockholm, who will with scripts. sets, props, lighting, costuming, make. council in their meeting on the setting for the annual Women's assume the general managership of up, music and rehearsals. Tuesday, January 25. Both C 'tt I h f th D t 't executive ;board members om01I ee unc eon 0 e e rOl the Metropolitan Opera Company of . l!< ~, * were cited for their out- Grand Opera Association, marking New York on June 30 of this year. Script chairman, Mrs. John H. Mueller, and her standing service to boyhood. the beginning of the 1972 Detroit Shown with Mr. Gentele are MRS. committee, ~Irs. Edward W. Johnson, Mrs. Julian * * " ' Opera Season. The luncheon also of. RUSSELL BAUER (left) and MRS. G. JUclntosh, ~Irs. Leslie C. Putnam and Mrs. Alex DONNA HUNT daughter. fered Michigan friends of the opera THOl\'JAS GIRARDY (right). ~1. Stirling, are sure they have two real "winners" of MR. and MRS. NOLAN! the opporlunity to meet GOERAN in the one.act plays they have selected. HUNT, of Beaconsfield ave. i ~------~---~------. ------~------AND music director nlrs Joseph N Jennings nue, was named to th~ Fall DR. ROBEtt!' E. MACK" Achieving straight A ar:\. JOSEPH J. GARDNER, of . . ". • Semester De an's LIst at Hutzel's preSIdent. d . d' h' d ARY L BE'" Pronuses a speCial treat featunng Illrs A W Lung- II 'f' h k emlc averages urmg t e Bishop roa , G . ". , " . .. I Bethel Co ege. "IS awa a, . , . • . BART EDMOND Solo", not only do., ,uper ho;r. but give you' erhausen, harpSIchordist and Illrs. Edward ~Iahoney, Ind. where she is a fresh. Deep sea lishmg out of. 1971 Fall Semester al C~n- NETT, of Amta avenue. lupel ollention, a lull SERVICE SALON. Ind"iduolil.d ey.la,he. " violinist, who will play a sonata for the musical I ma~. Donna was one of 11 Fort Lauderdale, Fla's Bahia I tral Michigan Unil'ersity :\IARY R. CALDWELL. of by Mr. Da ...id. Pedicvri!J,t Mi~~ Judy - Super Styling . . . color- , I interlude. * * ,. out of 58 Dean's List students! Mar Yacht Basin recentlY'1 were seniors WILLIAM 1I, Williams avenue. STEPHEN. perm!J, nail care Service i'!i our mO!J,t ~mpor1ont The sho v will open with "Overtones" a play to maintain a perfect 4.0 aea. RICHARD TUCKER, of 5t.' MARTIN, of Hawthorne: P. PETERS, of Prestwiek Product. 1Free hair ond scalp anolysis.~ b 1. G- \ b h'h .t: t' demic average, Clair avenue, caught and road, and KAHEN N. PEAH. : road, JOHN III. EDWARDS . .y A Ice ersten erg, t at. as an eXCl 109 S ory " " " landed a 44.and.ahalf-pound. SALL, of Norlh Rosedale! of Anita avenue, and JOHN d hne .... two. women competlO~ for ~he lov~ of one, P A U L H. TOWNSEND, 182.inch sailfish and will re: court. Named to the eMU: Ill. SCHMIDT, of Claireview I Bart Edmon man whIle 10 constant conflIct With theIr alter' JR of bkeland avenue' ceive a citation from the I lIonors List frJr high ara'i road; juniors PATRICIA A, egos. Mrs. Stirling is directing this one. Playing holder of a Bachelor of Art~' ForI Lauderdale Ann u a I demic averages. with ('umn.' ROliN, of Berkshire road,: B('alll~ Salull starring roles are Mesdames Paul M. Koch, James degree from Yale University F ish i n g Festival for his:, lative grade averages of B' and JEFFREY N, THOIIIP.. DOWNTOWN E. Tompkins. J. Charles Markley, Jr. and William and a Bachelor of Laws de. e~.orts," or better for their entire col. SON, of University place: i GROSSE21316 POINTEMoc~ Ave.WOODS 45 E Adorn, Hawkins. ':' 'I' ':' gree from the University of lege rareers, were Miss Pcar- ,and senior DEBORAH G.' BB6.6060 WO 21112 The afternoon will close on a note of intrigue lI1i~higan, membe~ o~ the De. Na.med ,to the Fall Quar~er; sail, freshmen MICHAEL A, : NEEDHAM, of Washington i Thu"doy and Fridoy .,eo;og' by appointmeot • . .,.. " t:'OIt Bar Assoclal1on, the PreSIdent s List, a special, MCILROY, of Roslyn road,! road. I w.lth Jean Plerso~ JenkInS play, .Out of Charact~r, American Bar Association recognition roster for 1Iliami, ...__. ~_~~_~ .. _. . .~~~-_-._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-- directed by Edwm H. Foersterhng, and featurmg and the State Bar of lIIichi. Universit~', Oxford, 0.. stu.: Mrs. Henr.y R. Klein, Mrs. J. W. ~liIls, Mrs. Kenneth gan. has been elected to the dents posting 4.0 (s!raightA) P. Locke and ~Irs. John B. Hastmgs. board of trustees of Hutzel academic averages for at' " ,. " Hospital, it was announced least 12 hours, is MARILYN A special round of applause for those busy recently by MRS. JOHN N. ELAINE JO~ES, of Stephens; FAILING. of Cloverly road, road. Two other Pointers at. : (Continued on Page 15) chairman of the board, and tained Miami Fall Quarter Dean's Lis t status: RAN. DALL STEVEN POTTER, of Continuing our drastic clearance FairhoIme road, cited as an Honor student, and NANCY A GROUP OF DRESSES. COSTUMES ANN HOLFELD, of McKin- ley avenue, High Honor. Lulheran High School East ALL OTHER FALL AND WINTER graduate KIM MICHELLE, MENAGH, currently a fresh. I - dresses - pantsuits - costumes man in the Honors program • cocktail and formal dresses at Hill.dale College, present. ed .~ voice and piano rccital reecntly for members of the J Hillsdale Music faculty and stud e n t body. She's the daughter of MR. and MRS. /1!fb.1J I TU 1.1505 CHARLES R. lIIENAGlI, of Blairmoor court. ' Ii' to! ,.,. 3 Kercheval Ave., ~ rt/IJI.t at Fisher Road '. MARY ANN FLEMING, Store Hours: Mondoy thru Friday 9:30 a.m. 'tll 5:30 p.m. daughter of MR, and MRS. Punch and Judy Block /! CI_" Slltunt.,. JACK A. F L E M IN G, of i Bishop road, is participating in the Wheaton College stu. dent teaching program for the winter quarter. She is teaching first grade in an elementary school in Glen; Ellyn, III. * • • I I MR. and MRS. JOHN G,; RUSSELL, of Edmundton II drive, announce the birth of , their son, BRADLEY CHRIS. I TOPHER, January 17. Mrs. I Russell is the former JO. , AI\'NAGRA Y, daughtcr of MRS. MARY WALTER Me. DONALD, of Stuart, Fla, Paternal g I' and mother is MRS. MARY B. RUSSELL, of Warren. ~Iich. * .. *" MR. WILLLIAlIf SNETH. KAlIIP, of Pear Tree lane, _J(niiJ will be among the golfers __j(imberly partiCipating in the annual I Bob Hope Chrysler Golf! Classic to be held Februarv I 'he new 9.13 in Palm Springs, Fla.! I His wife, BEA1 A, will he I accompanying him on the j southern venture. \ \ eJJenlia!J " A vibrant duel in Du. Ponl's Dacron ,. poly. ester. This exquisitely feminine blouse and full lenglh skirt in ,:olorful circular stripes meet 01 the waist wilh a wide suede bell. The look is fresh and a must for loday's new woman. (between Calvin & Touraine) • InTere!ting selection of Oriental or' • Pro bro .. Connon Boll andiro", 25" h,g h • P" brOil 8alu,ler Iype ondiron~ • • Pr. Sponi\h wroug'" iron wilh brOil Irim 33" h'gh. (Vo,iou~ other \i1e'\l • Old clock ,hop "gn • Fine pnnh, chino, eorly grO\\ - , , " aod Imoll group neul",,1 Jh~ .shops of !V/J;l~ poinl4n9" .f:tct'" i 3 Kercheval Ave, at Fisher Road Parking in rear Wall"t\.PiC!rc~ Punch and Judy ~'oc~ TU 1.1505 TU 2-4724 Kercheval at 51. Clair Grme Pointe .~'~ s'o,. H"u", Monday thru ~I. I and our new store • ", Freelay 930 am ',,1 5,30 HOur<, Open .VNy d"y bul ~...... - --~. . .. 2861 Somersel Mall Troy, --I a Sunday hOrT! 10 10 .s pm Clo,ed Salu,doy', -- - . .- - - ~ - ~-~ ~...------~ --~------~------_--''''--'''----''--'-'''_''P''''''_--'P_'''''--'.-F_''''''''' IIIlI _ lIIIlO AEpai P~$$III a Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, J 972 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Alpha Omicron Pi's Set Albion CoIl e g e student I tournament held at Ohio Uni. Meeting for February 15 Mrs, Paul Merline iGrand Marais JUDY NASSAR, daughter oi versity. Judy and her part. Miss Keller Bride MR. and MRS. F RED. ner also won first place liS The D<'lroit Alumnae Chap. ! Cllll) To ~Ieet ERICK NASSAR, of Lennon a debate team among the 56 ter of Alpha Omicron Pi will road, won the Best Speaker teams entered in the tourna. gather at 8 p.m. on Tues- The Grand Marais Garden Award at a recent debate men!. day, Februa.ry 15, at the :1 MARILYN'S BARGAIN DAYS .1 I CLEARANCE RIDICULOUSLY LOW CLOSEOUT PRICES ON HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF WI NTER ITEMS .. ,. i BARGAIN DA YS PR.ICES ORIGINAL PRICES $5. Valentine gifts $7. AND $8. to gladden her day and express your thoughts in $9. AND $10. tile very nicest way are the delights shown from our collection of beautiful ideas. $11. AND $12. A. Garnets in 12K gold-filled settings, shown actual size: Adj ustable ring, $6. Pendant, $11. $13. TO $15. B. Floral-embroidered cardigan sweater in bright colors on white acrylic. S-M.L size•. $13. 87,s8~sIO,sll,.12. $16 TO $33. C. Norell Spray Cologne, 2.5 fl. ozs. $10. ETC., ETC., ETC. ETC., ETC., ETC. D. White glove with red/navy ribbon trim, one-size stretch nylon. $6. 10 SAVINGS OF 60% 75%! E. White straw bag with needlepoint-look embroidery GOOD SELECTIONS! in multicolors, plastic-lined; 8x6x4" deep. $14. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M, 1 Jacobsons LET US VALIDATE YOllR CITY PARKING lOT TICKET 63 KERCHFVAL-ON.THE-HILL , u " .i 'rrrl' '.ei+e-' ,""i .." 4' • ! • , .... 'ftnz* .+ " ,,_...... , Thursday, February 10, 1972 GRos:;e POINT!: NEWS Page Fift.en ------_.- .._ .._ .._---_._------_._------Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women - .'..'---,.------_._ .._----- _._-~.__ ._._._-_.,'_ .._--- From Another Mrs. E, J, Agnone, Jr. yachtswomen To Honor Point of View 'Miss Lundy Says Members This Evening . 1 (Conl1nucd from Pagc 13) beIlJll( the "('cne II'ork . MD' . Harrison ~.. CIS. " rs. and L. Gamble and Mrs. J. Wilfred 'Yo F b 5 The Yachtswomen will 1 II ' PlotlU. eel'S; MI.'S. James Weckler and MI'S Franklin D Carr script 1971 110 (PI'S' i\HS \\/'11. 1 '. , WS e ruary honor members at a ", ,1 la/ll I. Bundesell set designer' Mrs Jesse C Hurley ancl ___ .... __ special Valentine celebration h CI'I)I'OI'(,I!\' 'I ' ,.. .' COIllJl1! tee members. Mrs Hussell E Bauer Waldo E Fellows Johnl\1 Fllzge"ll 1\.1'h . . , ' , Bride Wears Lace Heirloom Veil Worn by Mother, at 8 o'clock, this evening, , . I d ( , J(' ael Hammctt and frederick M. Van A&sche. Aunts, Sister and Sister-in-Law: Alencon Lace Thursday, February 10, at * * * Accents Her Ivory Silk G own I the Jefferson Yacht Club. , I i~nd a ."bravo" for Mrs. n. Sidney Sinclair chairman of costumes ; -...... -'--. . Hostesses include Mrs. J. all( ilia '('UP; :\Jrs. Maync .... Glock costume chairJ;lan and her committee ! j\'I~rgaret Mary Lundy, daughter of Mr. and I Reed, Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. J~ICJ~lbcI's ;Ilts. hederick S. NeulI~alln and I\I1's. Robert lHassie; I\lrs. R. : Mrs. C. Bradford Lundy, Jr., of Ballantyne road, I F. Burke and Mrs. J. Wamp- Gc.ta.ld ,Jo~dar~ Ol!H! Mrs. B~rnard Whitley makeup co.chairmen; Mrs. Russell and Eugene J. Agnone, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. ler ~lcLauchllll \lito IS handling the lighting for the entire producllon ! AND ,Eugene J. Agnone, of' .------. ' _ a hand tor Mrs. Frallk W. Hausmann, Jr, president, who will welcome Be r k sh i re road, ex. 1IICIII bel'S and guest'). Sounds likc a great afternoon! changetl marriage vows * • • at a noon ceremony Sat. " Pointers Sponsor Rackham Symph,ony Choir urday, February 5. . Ihell on Sunday, February 27, in The University.Liggett School The rites in Our Lady AUdlt,onulll, nt 4 o'clock, The Grosse Pointe Human Relations Council and Star of the Sea Church the LIJIV~rsily Ccnter for Adult Education join in sponsoring a concert at which 'fhe Reverend by thc UO'volce Hackham Symphony Choir. Ralph Barton officiated, ;:~ * .:,". were followed by are. ( IllUi,/,d,d,/1 . The choir has performcd Handel's "jUessiah" at a Kresge COllcert ception at the Grosse I/rU,-!lud Ni,'" dUHllg the Christmas season and will appear with the Detroit S)'mphOll} Pointe Yacht Club. i Orc~Iestl'a (thc)"re known as the official choral group of the Symphony) The bride wore an A line dUring Ihe Spl',ing Cll/)al'et Concerts, which Richard Hayman will conduct. gown of ivory silk peau de * * * soi fashioned with a high Tile dlOir has been in existence for 22 years AND was undcr the neckline, Empire bodice and dircdiull of Dr. l\laynard Klein of the University of Mkhigan ,md Inter. long, tight.fitting sIc eve s I loch('11 faculties, until this year, when he turned over his baton 10 Charles trirr.med with re.crnbroidcr!!d Alencon lace. Her heirloom S. Heard,. master of music, choral music director of Wayne-Westland veil 'ell frolIl a tiny head. School.~, dlrcttor of the 'Westland Symphony Orchestra and choral dIrector piece which covered the I " of the N a tiunal Musil' Cam]) at Interlo.c!;en. length of her Cathedral train. '. .~: * * She carried a cascade of I .\' Pointers !Hrs. William Kessler, Mrs. George Bushnell Jr., 1\Irs. Wil. ivory butterfly roses and II Iiam Garel and ~Irs. Uanllond lIuctteman Jr. are busy members of the Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. baby's.breath. cOlllmittee who are preparing for the program which \vill Include works MARGARET MARY LUNDY became Mr. , lieI' honor matron, Mrs. I of AllIcriclln composers. Tickets ($2 for adults and $1 for students} arc Agnone's bride at a noon ceremony Saturday, 1 Terence McCaffrey, of st. aV:li!;lbl4' at the University Center for Adult Eductiun, or at the door. February 5, in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. I LO:li5, Mo., and attendants, Ylllt .illst (':tn't miss this one! Parents of the couple are the C. Bradford Lundys, I Rosemary Lundy, Kathleen Jr" of Ballantyne road, and Dr. and 1\I1's. Eugene I Lundy, all sisters of the J. Agnone, of Berkshire road. . bride. Marybcth Vaughn and .1/,( OBSON'S OPEN THUI~SDAY AND FRIDAY EVfNINGS . -.----.------.----.--.---. -.- ..._.-.. Marilyn Trent, wore gowns . of deep purple velvet, trim. toy storage at its best in a shiny vinyl chest Colony Town Club Plans Valentine Party at DAC med at the neckline, waist ---.----- and leg.omutlon sleeves with This handsorne after.Christmas helper is The Colon)' Town Club will II fred !II. Cousino. Mrs. J. Ed. violet satin. They carried hold its St. Valentine's Day gar Duncan, II1I'S, Edward J, bouquets of orchid iceberg podded all around and double.padded on top for Party at the Detroit Athletic Moinet and :.\11'5. Emil F. mums and purple statier:. Club, :Monday, February 14. Traum. comfortable use as a bench. It's a roomy Cocktails will be served at , The bridegroom asked his 11:30 o'clock, preceding Jun. ------j brolLer, Robert Agnonc. to 32" by 15112" high with a book rack inside the lid cheoll and cards. There will KAl'JIAHINE PAR R r S JI serve as best man. Richard be favors and table giCts for WORCESTER dau"htcr of Gro:;Iield, Louis Agnone, an. 1 and adjustable safety hinges fa prevent accideniol all the guests. :\IR. and l\I;{S, J~IIN p. other brother of the bride. Pointers helping chairman, ,. , gr00111, Edward Lundy, the WORCESTEH of 1\. e r by bridc's brother, Louis, WiI.' closing. Red or black. $14. Mrs. Herman D. Seaney and co.chairman, 1\1rs. Carl Zu- court, has been na med to tlw liam and Daniel Pietragal1o, I , bel', plan the altair are Mrs. fall term ])cal1'~ List at the bridegroom's ::01l5ins, I,.John McNeil B.urns, Mrs. AI Bria,rcliff_Collc"'_e, from Pitt s bur g h, Pa" ' ___ ._ ~ ushererl. The bride's mother wore a floor length gown of laven- der. grey and white plaid taffeta, Willl a high neckline, The Redford-Detroit long sleeves and full skirt. She pinned a lavender 01". J\uttqu.r chid to her handbag. \ The bridegroom's mother ~hnlu wore a floor length pink Malcolm Starr gown of peau I Very feminine and most flattering. Sheer. February 18, 19, 20 I de soi, with a high neckline. est of wool crepe with long sleeves. In the ! long sleeves and a side new seoson's bias silhouette, softly skim- Carpenter's Hall drape. She pinned while or'l c!lids to her handbag. ming the body. In shocking pink, turquoise, 22521 Grand River, Detroit The newJ~'weds ,will make blue or black.$14 Pe,iod and Country furni!ur~ Fine or! gicme;, D,. Wall their home in Vernier road. Worcester dolls, music bo)(es, music decorative Uc(('sw[ies. ------I Hours: )2 noon 'till 0 p.m. Park Gardell I' 712 (.''''11' ill fllld brorl'.'1' i" Sunday closing 6 p.m. r.[ 1 t IiI" ~ ~""11,)0 lr.J.eel / h III'//" $1.25 Admission-Free Parking I aLl/ "'If IURC-II\ H/\ , , . filld S"IIII' I'err {:ood ~:X:~~c:H:X:~~oQ;= 3 sessions ;n our Galleries: FRIDAY, February III at 7:30 p.m. Orrentol rug\; Avbu'Hon carpe'; Tapestry; Minia. lu'e box {oll.rl,on; Serol"; Oicmond i_.I'Y. broce1l"'h, pocket wc;;tchet.; Georgian silver, etc. SATURDAY, February l~~t 1 p.m. Anliqvelustr. cullec!ion(over'(00 pi"es); Clocks; Noiheo vials; Sampler,,; Anllque bran and COp4 per. EmbroiderypiCtures;ele SUNDAY, February 70 at 1 p.m. Americonond Conlinenlol Ivrni\hings includin9 • On "'ll' ... Wl'",' ..~vit'1l', ""h'llnry 16 Que.n Anne lowboy; Currier & lve~ prints; • (nlo~oq ".(l,I ....blfl' nl A()I", "1 Paintings; Rronlc\; IVOfY miniotlJre,; etc., .tc . \... • f,,.~ POt~orlq rl"rJ' ol (;'IIIf"""\ '~ DuMouchelle ART GALLERIES CO. n'--- "- . 409 E. JEFFERSON • Detroit • WO 3.6255 1 ~ Th" Sulton Plar.e • "i, bloc~s I'a.t of Cily Caunty Bldg. -- :I block. w"" of 1.75 955 Bay $1. • Toronto, Onl. • Dial '0' Entemrise 7922 lawrence F. DuMouchelle Aucl;on""" & Approisers Ernest J. DuMowhen. " ---..--~ ...... -..",...... ,.,...---.~._ ...... ,'f'".....-.,.....,'f'-._._- d II'IIl S _ ..p p _ ••_•• ~aae Sixteen G R 0 SSE POI N TE NEW S Thursday, February J 0, 1972 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Dye To Hold Polish Party Setting the Stage for the Big Show IPointe Quesler I Fort Pontchartra~n OAR Service Group Gathers The Sen'ice Committee oC I by activities of individual The Detroi! Yacht Club Is the National colors oCPoland, Chapter Meets Fort Pontchartrain Chapter I inlerest. continuing it~ International amid handcarved heraldic . ' i AlT\A)ng 1 h 0 s c at:ending cclebration with a Polonaise crests of Polish cities. An Daught~rs of the American; were the Mesdames George The Grosse Pointe Chapter Valentine Party at 7 o'clock, evening of polkas and waltzes ~e.volutlOn met for luneheon 'Killeen, John H, Murphy, of Questers will meet tomol'- Saturday. February 12. Chair. will be furnished by Stanley Friday, January 14, at 11:30 I Adriau V, n"rr Charles Ross men Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adomus and his orchestra. row morning, Frida\'. Febru- o'clock in the Women's City i and William Shoemaker, Mi Majeski and co.chairmen Mr. The Polish Women's Alliance ary 11, at l() o'clock, in the Club.. ,i and William Shoemaker, and Mrs. Edwaid Stanko Group wlll perform 1radi. Kerby road home of Mrs, ~rs. MJlton 11 0 p kIn s, . Miss Bernice Spencer and have planned a gala evening tiona 1 folk dances unde~ the Thomas J. Pearsall. lItrs, cha.lrman of hostesses, was I ~Iiss Grace Winlon. complete with authentic Pol. aSSIsted by the Mesdames' _ direction of Angeline Skor. Francis T. Carroll and Mrs. ish dances, costumes. a com. ski and the Wawel Dancing noberl G. Winckler are co- F. M. Harris, W. ill i a m I ELIZABETII ANN ZENS, plete menu, and two Polish Ensemble. hoslesses. Mosher, Leo P. Rl~hardson I daughter of MR. and MRS, bands. Among the Pointers plan. The program, "Silhoueltes," and Robert M. Jamison. HARVEY ZENS of Lincoln ning to attend are Commo. A business session con. '. ' Poland is no larger than will be presented by Birming- dueled by Mrs. Jamison, road, has JOlne~ the ~elt.a Texas, has at least six cities dore George Menendez and ham Quester ~lrs. Rohert Service Committee chairman, Delta Delta sorority at MiChl- over 1,000 years old, and has his oUicial hostess, his daugh. Baker. ter, Mrs. Martin Garretl in Room 202, was followed I gan State Unil'ersity. a cultural background that ------._0------extends to this c 0 u n try Chapin III, Vice-Commodore KAREN MAISEL of Doyle through the many Americans and Mrs. Charles Dawes. Place, West, was elected and of Polish descent. One of Rear Commodore and Mrs. has assumed her duties as ISABELLE'S those Americans, Ron Zab. Wayne Dupuis, Mr. and Mrs. president of Eta Chapter, 16434 E. Warren & E. Outer Dr. kiewicz, DYC chef, is prepar. Walter D. Karal, Mr. and Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Ladies Dresses 5.15, 8-20, 12~-26Y2 ing a menu of authentic Pol. Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mr. at the University of Michigan. ish cuisine with such dishes and Mrs, James Alexander, Previously, Karen was Irea. as Ambrosial mush room Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Cou. surer, whose duties have now SALE ~up, Krakow-.roast beef, sino. Mr. and Mrs. Richard been tRk('n over by CINDY Paderewski-pork chops, Pol. Kaltz, Mr. and Mrs. James NELSON of Hidden lane. ish meatballs and mushroom Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad CINDY HASSIG of Slephens Ott, -Mr. and Mrs. Peter 20%.50% grav)', Chopin cheese cake, road is the officer in charge on a group of selected name brand cfresses. and Chrusciki. Shonlz, Mr. Ernest lit Switz. of 'Fraternity Trends Pro- er and Miss Carol Everts, gram. The girls graduated We welcome A 'ARPET INSTALLED FREE! SUPER PRICES • PANTS ON AIJL • PARKAS FVRNITURE FROM 10% • SWEATERS TO 40% • WARM-UPS OFf' ForMen-Women-Children A Nice Selection Avuilable Nowl HED(JCED 16421 HARPER NR. WHITTIEM MON., TUES., TELEPHONE OUR OTHER STORES: • • 1216 S. Gratiot (Our Main Store) THURS. AND FRI. B81 1285 BLOOMFIELD HILLS. LATHRUP VILLAGE. LIVONIA REDFORD Y2Mile N. of Metro Parkway (16 Mile) Phone 463-3620 9 TO 9 • 2740 Woodword 28645 Sou!hfjeld 14211 Telegraph 01 ~. LokI Rd, 3380803 S. 01 12 Mile 352,0466 01 S d« d ...... It ... crl"'" i '- " . t ...,- rtd' &71 Thu~~day, February 10, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women 1 full length gt'wn of candle.! Whiteley, George Wyatt, III, Libri Meeting 1 A · t L All Ready to Have a Ba 11 Mr. McCaughrin light chiffon and Mrs. Patton I and Mrs. Ralph Hipper, all wore a full length gown with of The Pointe, Mr. and Mrs. I .! February 14 5515 ance eague ( Claims Bride a candlelight silk wool skirt RandOlph Hippler, Warren, and paisley blue chiffon Jody Track and Mrs. Albert . 5 a i n t Mary Magdalen bodice. Vellucci, of Detroit. : Church, Media, Pll., was the Out of lown guests includ.[ The couple will make their ~:r:~~::.~~::"::~it}~'~biCrysta' Ba~_Feb. 19 ~.,2~,' • I setting for the Saturday, ed Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. home in Philadelphia. Hex L. Brophy, to hear Gay' . . '11 ".,..- , January 29, wedding of Carol Shields of American Airlines, . Spring Flowers and Crystal Chandeliers WI i _ : Ann Patton, daughter of Mr. i and Mrs. Peter James Pat. Mrs. Brophy will be assist. . Provide the Setting for Gala Affair at the ton, of Media, and William cd by Mesdames William F. • I b Labadie, Mrs, A. Griswold Grosse POinte Yacht C u : Cass McCaughrin, son of Dr. ; and Mrs. Harold McCaugh. A lIerreshoff and Mrs. Harrison T, Watson, i rin, of North Renaud road. The Grosse Pointe Yacht Club will sparkle I A reception at Overbrook with crystal chandeliers on Saturday, February 19, I Golf Club, Radnor, Pa ... fol- M t' S t when members of the Assistance League to the I lowed the 2 o'clock rites, at ee 111 g , e ( Northeast Guidance Clinic celebrate their Fifth I which Father William Hart, heart rings B)r Questers .Annual Crystal Ball. , . I cousin of the bride officiated. for your Valentine. ; The committees have the truckload and lend hIS The bride wore an A line -- been b for man y skill and artistry to the meta. I gown of Duchess lace trim. perfect as a small The Pear Tree Chapter of u~y . morphosis of the Yacht Club. I med with Belgian lace. A Questers will meet on Thurs. months m preparatIOn, b d t d 'th silk full length illusion veil f thO bl k t' t' A gaze 0 ecora e WI I gift. or as a treat day, Februar~ 17. ;It the .01' 1S ac 1e even Ifresh spring flowers will ( fell from her matching head. South Br)'s resldence,of r.lrs, and none more so than i grace the foyer and the grand piece of Belgian lace. She for yourself. Solid Fred .Sluder, to enJoy hel' i Mrs. Frank Germack, Jr., I staircase will be flanked with I carried a cascade of plla. collectlon of, antl,ques, . chairman of the decora- still more flowers carrying laenopsis, stephanotis and 14 karat yellow gold. finely detailed. T~e meetmg IS slated to, tians committee. Along, the blue )'ellow color theme blue delphiniums. b~glll at 1(\ o'('\o('k. Coffee' wit h her co.chairman, into the ballroom. Illuminated Honor maid, Diane Patton, A. Small heart finger ring Will bl' served, Mrs. Charles Lamh, and topiary trees will _g.r~('e the sisler of the bride, and at, tendants Deborah Faul, Mar. DAVID F. MCLAUGIII.IN, their com m it tee they room and huge arllflclal daf- with a fiery diamond. $20. I garet Brown, Martha Mc. son of MR. and MRS, DON. will transform the' ball- fodils \~ill adorn the crystal . chandelters. Caughrin, sister of the brilie. B. Smart cut-out heart ALD L. McLAUGHLIN, of room and foyer mto a G I h' f the groom, Leslie Oat, and flow- . d enera c all' men 0 Manor avenue, has been Frenc h c~untry gar en. event, Mrs. Roy Leinweber, er girl, Norm Matthews, on oval signei ring $25. named to the fall quarter They enllsted t~e help of and co.chairman, Mrs. Harry wore sapphire blue velvet Dean's List at Michigan talented floral desl~ner, Don. Redman, promise a really Empire waist gowns trim, IN THE FINE JEWELRY DEPARTMENT Technological Universitv for aId Je.nse~,. who WIll d~hver fun evening for all the Clin. med in ivory lace .with his straight.A average,' daffodlls, lI'IS and acacIa by ic's volunteers and their matching French caps and guests while, at the same muffs. I time, raising funds for the Pho!l, b)' R. H. :\lcKendrick, Michael Martin served as Clinic, best man, Rick Kirkby, Kit Pictured above are MR. and MRS. TROY Tennyson, Peter Pat ton. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Glaney MASCHMEYER, honorary chairmen of the Crys- Jacobsons Jr. will be on hand to greet brother of the bride, and * tal Ball, sponsored by the Assistance League to guests at their beautiful AI Juocys, ushered. Lakeshore road home where the Northeast Guidance Clinic, slated for Satur. !\Irs. McCaughrir, wore a ACCENT they will host a pre-Ball day, February 19, at the Grosse Pointe Yacht cocktail party for patrons Club. Mrs. Maschmeyer is wearing a crystal cov- ($100 a couple). Lea g u e ered gown designed by Molly Parness in honor president, Barbara Boyce of the occasion. and her husband, Dr. Charles Boyce, will join the Gla'ncys VAN FURNITURE II EAST and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Pointers Invited to Visit Detroit Waldorf School Maschmeyer for this 6:30 to ~./~"~~,, :1Jecol'afol' (jallel'Y 8:30 o'clock event, after Poi n tel's interested in I action, a demonstration of which g.uests will go to the knowing the philosophy and teaching methods, and a Yacht Club. teaching methods of Waldorf briefing on philosophy and The cocktail hour will be. educa tion are invited to at- background of Waldorf edu. gin at 8 o'clock followed by tend an "Orientation in Wal. eation. dinner at 9 o'clock which dorf Education" session on Coffee will be served. The will be strictly French gour. Wednesday, March 8, at 10 morning program will end at met. Dinner will be served o'clock, at the Detroit Wal. 12:30 o'clock. There will be at tables resplendent with dorf School, 2555 Burns, De. no charge, but Pointers are I French wrought iron cande. troit (corner of Charlevoix). 1 asked 10 phone the School to TU 6-6060 labras entwined with fresh The session will consist of m a k e reservations (882- I cut daffodils. Continuous mu. seeing Waldorf classes in 0300). OFF sic will be provided through. out the evening with two bands-the Jerry Fenby Five on all mercha"dise and vocalist Lyn Campbell and the Hank Warren Qual" during the month of tet. Mrs. Robert Vallee is the February arrangements c h a i l' man. Mrs. John Elias is keeping her party favors firmly under her "chapeau" unlll the night 15001 GaJI !Je!!erJon of February J9. Invitations have been sent (jroJJe l:Jobde park by Mrs. Arthur Pfannen- schmidt and Mrs. Girard F. p/'one 331-3055 Smith while Mrs. William 5ijcher ~ Johnson is being kept very busy taking care of the res- ervations. MID.WINTER SALE SAVINGS! SAVE ONE.THIRD Mrs. LeRoy Deola will be In The Village Has • • • THE COST OF NEW FURNITURE AND AN ADDI. handling the acknowledg- ments and Mrs. John W, TIONAL 10%. ON YOUR CHOICE OF ~ANY FAB. ,S-T-R-E-T",C-H & SEW" FABRICS Fleck is in charge of the pro- RIC, NOW! grams. Other chairmen are Cards & Gift Wrap Hallmark Pen & Pencil Set 2.WAY SAVINGSI Reupholsfer favorite piec., and r',lor. h.lr. Miss Gertrude Dra ves, en. fooml nowl Decoratou to Quhl you in sele-cting from our complete tertainment; Mrs. Mark Va. Candles Red Headed Hummels QrTey of fine traditional and cctntemporary rabrh:s. All Work lente, reception; and Mrs, (ompl.,. wi,h ,upe,ior cro'tsman.hip in our awn .hop. LIMITED TIME OFfER. HURRYI Joseph F. Dillon, publicity. Party Goods Music Boxes 'r •• !lflma'" In YoU'rHome-Term" PAUL H. TOWNSEND, Puzzles & Posters "Love Series" JR., of Lakeland avenue, has been elected to the board Children's Valentines Cards & Books of trustees at Hutzel Hospi. VAN FURNITUREI Hummel Figurines tal. MRS. JOHN N. FAIL. GROSSE 'OINU, 203~3 Mo,k Av.. • TU 4.$8&5 lNG, of Cloverly road, chair. aIRMINGHAM, 999 S. Hun'., o' Woodward • M17.26OO LIVONIA, M.,,;.$ tlo%o. 5 Mi..M."imon • 522.3600 man of the board, and DR. 'ACTORY, 5981 Concord, O.I,.i, • 921.1000 ROBERT E. MACK, presi. VAWS nORIS OPEN, Monday. Thursday and ',Iday 'Til 9 '.No. dent, jointly made the an. 17047 Kercheval TU 2-7790 nouncement. Open Mon., Thurs. and Fri. until 9 p.m. JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Station ery Pa ra lie Is by Crane VALENTINE SPECIALS SAVE 1/2 NEW SPRING ARRIVALS Stock up on your stationery needs Antron - Polyester Jacquard n,)w ... for yourself, and as gifts Reg. $5.50 yd. $425 for your favorite correspondents. Special This Week yd. Begin Your Spring Sewing With These Savings. Two.color sheets and notes printed with fine parallel lines on one Register Now LEARN HOW TO Classes Starring Soon side... horizontally on the sheets, MEN'S PANT CLASS SEW 2-2 Hr. Classes '500 KNIT diagonally on the envelopes. TEEN CLASSES 8-2 Hr. Classes Rose, ti3n. blue or turquoise. 4-2 Hr. Classes '7DO "5'0 20 3.11)16"x5-1/8" notes, S. T.RE. T-C-H & SEW" classes always available 20 envelopes. 1.50 Stop In or call 779-8220 lor complele Information 20 5-13/16"x7-3/4" sheets, 20 envelopes. 1.75 S.T.R.E.T-(.H & SEW'~ FABRICS JaoobSOI)(S 20936'" KELLY 779.8220 ~ast Detroit ~~@)~ c(]@[7 ~[}O@ [}o@)OVL)(~ LET US VALIDATE YOUR CITY PARKING LOT TICKET ,.-,.,...,...... r.r ..v w=;t + ... ,' ... r,' 'F' ,... $".93.$ s .... > .P .•• age Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, 1972 Society News Gathered from the Pointes .[ bi 0 'C 'b Deatl-' II in no way responsible for the Mrs. Milliken To Speak Here Commodores and Their ladies I Dala Aval a e n rl .. child's death. ------__= ,,--- -==- I At present the Foundation Each year approximately victims. has 17 Chapters throughout President's Day will be to bring art by raU to the I 10.000 apparently healthy, I " T.hroug~ public educati~n the country. Many more are held by the Grosse Pointe' communities of Michigan. th ' 'g h'ld n die from I h IS their hope that evel y in formation. Woman's Club on Wednes. Mrs. WUliam B. Hall is rwm c I re - parent unfortunate enough day, February 16. at 12:30 in clIarge of the program. Suddcn Infant Death Syn. to lose a child to this Syn. Mrs. Ronald Eschenburg, o'clock in the Crystal Ball- Tea hostess Mrs. Ralph F. drome, m 0 r e commonly Idrome will be treated with of Bedford road, is president room of the Grosse Pointe Urso and co-hostess Mrs. called "crib death." dignity and know that he is of the Michigan Chapter. War :Memorial's Fries Audi. Harold B. Lee are being as- Although there is no way ------torlum. slsted by Mesdames WUliam at pres ent toe ithe,:, predict ::::,:.:.:.:~:~:~:.:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~;,:~:~:~~:~:~:~:~:::::~:~:~::::::::::::;::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:::::;::: . President Mrs. Charles H. H. Albrecht, J. D. Barlow, or prevent 'his Syndrome :::; LA I Backoff will extend a wel. C. G. Bauer, Lampton J. the needless guilt feelings :.::.::,::.: f:.A RUGS SA VE 1/3 c«ne to past presidents, Cardwell, Wilfred Cowan, suffered by virtually every ,.f.~".....r, ~ presklenls of other Federated Donald Edwards, Richard family member of a SIDS .:.; Woman's Clubs, and the Frank, David Gardiner, Wal- victim can be alleviated by:::: TIiI',r fliP II'" nOlI' erilrd lur IW/"II Iheir or;M;llIIl ('(Jsl senior Ladies Group of ter L. Griffith, J. E, Hinzman, having proper information ::::/I/ld Uf(' (('(1111"Jill ."tll' If} .10/1, .)11,Ii I'II/UI" II.' 1!I1'lul/me;I//<: Grosse Pointe. Philip B, Hopkins, John E. about the Syndrome made ~::: The spe:lker of the day Hoskins, T. W. Huebenthal 20.12 KERMAN .. $'2,495 ~~e%~diateIY available to f 15.12 KERMAN. $1,899 will be Mrs. William G. Mil. and V. B. Hudson. 14.10 KERMAN. $1,499 liken, whose subjcet will be More are Mesdames Rich. The National Foundation :~r12.9 KERMAN. $1,199 "The G1nko Tree," ard Hueg1i, Frederick S. I flor Sudden Infdant Del~th, ,::.::10.8 KERMAN. $ 999 Born and r8ised in Denver, Jermain, William Kabb~sh, nc" 1501 Broa way, ,ew 9.6 KERMAN. $ 699 ()TADROSS I 8.5 KERMAN. $ 549 Gol., Mrs. Milliken movlld to J. B. Kendall, A. J. King, York, New York 10036, was ::: 6.4 KERMAN. $ 299 ¥ichlgan as a bride in 1946. Henry D. Lampman, Vernon founded by patents who :;: 5.3 KERMAN, $ 199 ,~r;zAHLOUTE A gr8duate of Smith College, I E. Landry, Gordon C. Lle-. wanted to eliminate the '.' 4.2 KERMAN. $ 99 136 MADISON AVE. 963.7400 ;Mrs. Milliken returned to semer, Frederick E. Malzka, tragic aftermath and orten ::;; 3.2 KEQMAN. $ 79 university studies to work John McClain, A. M. Mom. inhuman treatment expcri.. =:; toward a degree in Land. eYE.'r, Norman J. Mooney, ,cnccd br families of SIDS I:::::;:::::::;::::~::::;:::::;::::::::::::::~::::WANING.. REP.lIRINC:;:;::::::::::;:::::::::;::::::::::::::::::' $cape Architecture at MSU. Theron Nelson, L. R. Papen, I ; She is a member of the Alfred R. 'Reuther, Fred T., . agu-a of Women Voters, Roberts, Robert Scl1ellig, e Michigan En~'ir?nmental John J. Schneider, H. ME:rritt ueation ASSOCiation: .the Smith, Ray Smith, William ~, chlgan Nature ASSOCiation, S . gl Elt n A Tumer and the Audubon Society. WIn" e, o. • I . Jlral:~': ·Individ'Jal Hearts ~he was chairman of the Hans Wendt, and Henry Van. OUTGOING COMMODORE and Club. Other officers who received ~. 1IIr~. Cakes rtraln. a program designed, der Voort. MRS. W. KARL STANDLEY and IN. flags were vice-commodore Louis Si. ':(). :'\. £/L.~ .._" 0': P t't F COMING COMMODORE and MRS. mon; treasurer, Nelson F. Alward and :_. c:- FOR y~ DAY... CJ.'. e lours WILLIAM 1. TURNBULL, JR., greet. secretary, Allan M. Berchem. Among • Bite Size Pastries' ed over 300 members and guests at the the guests were Woods Mayor and I INTERIOR OeSI&NERS sn:O.O'WII)E Annual Grosse Pointe Woods Boat Mrs. Kenneth R. McLeod; Councilman Club Commodore's Ball held Satur- and Mrs. Marv Boutin and Council- day, January 29, at the Polish Century man and Mrs. George S. Freeman. Questers Meet Vera Zorina Will Narrate "AlaB 19487 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS .. OCCASIONAL FURN'TURE Friday, Feb. 11 Stage, screen anti concert I Christ Church, Episcopal, Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Closed Mondays) • LAMPS star Vera Zorina heads a Grosse Poinle, Edgar Billups, Phone 884-4251 Early American lighting list of guesls who will ap- director. i Free Parking in rear Try Our Cakes for any Spec;al Occas;on pear with the Detroit Sym- Tickets al'e available at I '~.~~'_,_,_,_,_,_, __ , __ * ACCESSORlES will be the subject of a talk phony Orchestra in Arthur l"ord Aur1itorium Box Offic~ ------given by Mrs. J. P. Stuart, .. ANTIQUES of McMillan road, for the Hon.egger's .Iar~e-scale dra. (961-0700), all Huds~n's . , .. -.',.- 'j,> ~~- ". " -'"" "'" ~. j/''-' ~ ., ,~.~ ,i A FINE OFFERING 891 BALLANTYNE 857 ROSLYN 3-bedroom, 2.bath ranch. 2-car ottached 3-bedroom cotonial. 1Y2 baths. Screened HERE'S A SPACIOUS AND DELIGHtfUL FARM COlONIAl IN A NICE RURAL ATMOSPHERE, garage. Family room. Large kitchen with terrace. Natural fireplace. BUT CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEAR SCHOOLS, SHOPS AND TRANSPORTATION, THE breakfast area. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. NICELY LANDSCAPED SITE IS 110.120. The warm paneled family room adjoining the HYing room odd'S much to I~e livability ot the hou'Sl!' be,~d~'S being a wondt-flut Os\!" to entertaining. rt,e up-doted kItchen offer!. a ckeefiul or:d con ....tfUent work cenler With ,h neor1y new fruitwrmd cabineu and carpet, thH breoklcHt room w.lh handy \er .....ng .,.Iand i, 01'100 carpeted and its bay window provide'S a love-Iy Ylew 0; the large rear garden. THERE ARE 4 BEDIlOOMS- THE SMALLER OF ~I'HICH WOULD BE PERFECT fOR AN UP. STAIRS DEN, NURSERY OR GUEST ROOM-AND TWO lATHS; THE BASEMENT IS NICELY TILED AND PANELED AND HAS A GAMES POOM WITH NATURAL FIREPLACE AND BAR. IF THIS SOUNDS liKE 11 MIGHT MEET YOUR FAMilY'S NEEDS, WHY NOT GIVE US A CALL AND lET US SHOW IT TO YOU. YOU WIll LIKE WHAT YOU SEE AND THE "PRICE IS RIGHT". 14 KT. GOL.O OVERL.AY 1971 Was the 2nd Best Vear in Our 52 Years Blue enamel forget-me.nots with cultured pearls .. in of Selling Grosse Pointe Homes. We Think sellings of rich 111nl( lasting 1972 Will Be Even Better! 14Kt. Gold O\'erlay. From our selection of fine IT MIGHT BE WISE TO BUY NOW. q1J~1ity jewelry hy f,:r"m"ntz, 859 WESTCHESTER 287 McMILLAN 11I"-lra,,'tI, 3.bedroom English colonial. lorge rooms. Four-bedroom colonial. 3 Y2 baths, 2-car 3 Grosse Poil'lte Br" .... I, .~2.-),.ill 2.cor garage. PRICE REDUCED. OPEN SUN. garage. Rec. Room. Natural fireplace. Offices ...... "e"" \I".~ I"", 81.-),01) DAY 2-5. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5. _-----/t-.y:-,-~, E;lrn,,~, I l'I"'r :' 1:1.:,0 I':~lrrill!!" I,q\\ 1'1 ~~:.!.nr) ~~ •• Iilllli_ ~ REALTORS 1Jalenfe TU 1-6300 JewetepJ MIMI"'I 0' TH' DITIIOIT ANO 0110... 'OINTI IlIAL IITATI 'OAIID' SHOREWOOD REALTY Bnneh offlcn In Sin Thursday, February 10, 1972 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Nineteen _ ------_.------_._------_. __ ._- _ ..... _,------_._--_.------Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Womerl ------~_.-----_._------~-----_ .._------_ .._------_._----_._. __ ._----_._-----.: I Alliance Francaise Plans Luncheon at Little Club ! Singles Club Attending a meeting to se. They're Planning To Marry In The ~pring lect the outstanding women The next event on the cal-I experience as a teacher and T() Hold Party volunteers who will receivc en~ar of the Alliance Fra'l'1 in the service of his govern. I Heart of Gold awards were calse de Grosse Pointe will ment. He taught philosophy I be a treat for French-speak- in London. England and Vi. I -- I MRS. RALPH T. McELVE~ ing Pointers and local stu- enna, Austria; was guest tee. The Phase I Singles ~Iu,b NY, of Cloverly road, vi% dents of the language. M. j turer at the University of' has slated a S1. Valentme S chairman for the recognitio/x) Jean Beaulieu, French Cui., Hamburg, Germany, and di. Day party ats o'clack Mon'lceremony; ALAN El, tural Attache in Chicago, will rector of that city's French I day. l"ebruar)' 14, at St. SCHWARTZ, of North .Oxf?lVI speak on Friday, February Institute. James In!irmarl' 5830 Con.! road, member of the JudgJl~ 18. in French at the Alii. M. Beaulicu was also with ner avenue. . , i panel; and MRS. JOSEPH ance's 12:30 o'clock, luncheon the CulturaL Relations divi. I I Ad .' '~E . I A. VANCE JR., of Soum at the Litlle Club. His sub. sion of the French Ministry nllS~lOn IS ,,2. . nterlaln- : Deeplands road, a rcpreseD'J I ject will be "Woman in the of Foreign Affairs. From ment wJ11 be provldcd. !\ 11I tative of the Detroit Historiq Fables of LaFontaine". 1968 to 1971 he was cultural single persons between the i cal Society. The awards wetll Jean dc LaF(;ntaine was advisar to the French em- I ages of 21 and 40 are invited i be presented at the fifth an2 a seventeenth ccntury French bassy in S'?fia, ~ulgaria. I~e to attend. I nual Heart of GOld awardS> poet, author of comedies and assumed hiS Chlcago post 10 For Curther information call: 1:lIlcheon Tuesday, Febru, opera baoks, who attaincd Sep~ember of l~st ycar. Gust Jahnke. 882-5330. i ary 8. /{ his greatest fame with his While here he ~Ill be th.e ------~-- ~------. ! fabulous fables This master- house guest of Alliance presl- . . II 't" I dent Warrcn S Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Mr, and Mrs. S. Kcller N1S- Photo by Stevens I Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. piece, a co ec IOn 0, about .. C I 'I rt I 230 lales I'arned the writer Mrs, R. H. Axsom, a mem- ,Nobel, of o,oma cou, sley, ,of Berkshire road, are Mr. and Mrs. Cyriel H. Culotta, of Beaconsfield road, ' a place i~ his country's liter- bel' of the entertainment have announce~ the engage. I1nnouncing the engagement Rogier, of Manchest~r boule- arc announcing the engage. h' • y ' committee of the local Alli. ment of their daughter,. vard, are announcmg the f th' d h MARY GORENFLO arY ,}sl,?r next to Racllle ance is chairman of the NANCY LOUISE, to William of their daughter, LINDA engagement of their daugh. ment 0 ell' aug ter, is pleased to announce an d mO lere. . ' • . H d . h G <1 • I E NANN J Little Club luncheon. Among S. Allen, son 0, MIS. owar SUE, to Tlmot y erar ter, ROSEMARY. ,0 Terry CATH, E ,to ames her association with ,?>t, Bca~!ieu, \I:ho \liIl de'l the guests will oe M. Jacql.l's I I1unlin;:ton Allen, of Geneva, I Sulli\'an, of Rochester, N'Y'I R. Wclf. son of !If:-. and Mrs. Anuonian, son of Mr. anu lIver thl' mterestlllg and UP-I Dircks-Dilly, Consul General N,Y., and fhe late Dr. Allen. He is the son of the late Mr. R.obert H. Welf, of Strongs. Mrs. Walter Andonian, of dated slant on LaFontaine, of France, and Mme. Dircks. The bride.elect was gradu. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan of Ville, O. CHAFFEE-LANCASTER has had wide international Dilly. ated from Gros£e Pointe New York City. The bride.elect was grad. Allen Park. ------...-- South IIigh School and The bride.elecl was grad. u~ted from Gr~sse Pointe The bride.elect was grad. TRAVEL Suburban Nurses Registry earned her BS degree at the uated from Grosse Pointe HIgh School and IS presently uated from Wayne State Uni. 886-8805 377 Fisher (Mews) University of Michigan. High School and ,Michigan completing. her. senior ~'ea.r versity, where she is present- EXPERIENCED NURSING SERVICES IN Her fiance was also grad-j State University, where she at The Umvcrslty of MiChl- uated from the University alTiliated with Alpha Gamma gaHn. .. d t d ly a teaching assistant. She nAI.. u~ f ... h' h h arn 0 It't er ,lance was gra ua e will receive her Masters de. HOMES, HOSPIT•.. OR NURSING HOMES o "LlC Igan, w.ere e e . e _a soroTl y. from the Univer~ity of Mich.. . cd ~ degree III landscape I Her fiance was. gra~uated igan and is pre~ently work. gree In Fren~h In June. All Hours - Anytime. architecture. ., from. Ford~am Uruverslty and ing on his Mastcrs degree in Her fiance IS also a teach- A June 3 weddlDg IS received hiS MBA and Ph.D. engineering there. I ing assistant at Wayne State. dallef is c7Jeaufifu Specializing in Geriatrics planned. de~rees. from Mkhigan State I A May wedding is planned He will receive his Masters "Th. mOII'b •• ulilul SWAN LAKE in fh. worl4." ------Ulllverslty. in Our Lady Queen of Peace degree in bioiogy in June. Cliv. B.rnOl, N.Y. Tim .. Male or Female Patients A Junc wedding is planned. Church. A June wedding is planned. Office PWP to Hear I FEB. 16.f 9 (5 Performances Only) 771.4124 778.6266 777.5926 Tips on Taxes WINDSOR PROGRAM ! ::,~~~~tya~2'~~eti~c~\:~~~W.d .. F.b. I~L. Sylphid., S.uion, Judgment of P.rlJ Thurl,. F.b. 17-Evoc.tion, S... io•• F."d •• qo, Mirror Wan.r.: AAUW Slates Talk boulevard home oC Mrs. Fri" F.b. IB-La Sylphid., I.tormono i The Grosse Pointe Chapter Frank Fischer. S.t., F.b. 19-5w •• L.I. IM.tin .. ) I of Parents Without Partners, B R. h d A . "QB VII" by Leon Uris 5.... F.b. 19-5 .... L... . Inc., (PWP) will ml)et, Fri. will be reviewed at a Book Y Icar ustIn Pric.. : Ev.ningl at 8,10-$2.50, $3.S0. $4.00. $4.50. $S.OO ?ay, February 11. at 8? clo~k Group meeting Monday, Feb. 5.t. M.tin ... 12:30-$1.50, $2.00. $2.50, $3.00. $3.50 In the War Memonal III i ruary 28. at 1 o'clock in the ~ 0", Id'@1 now ~. J. l. HudiOI'l'J Lake Shore road., ------Anita avenue home of Mrs. ar 01 A tSpeajJkler,from '~Tr!1s1& Secr~tary of State Will Speak at War Memorial I Stephen Moreland. Cleary A~ditorlum. Winrhor ~2. On Erns ,w presen t IpS on . • • The Nationar Taxes." This will be informa Next Thursday Evenrng; Study Group Meetings ------All p.,lorm." I Members and guests sitter will be provided. 'u h M Au t'n d's. Folk. Guitar meets Mon-I Weekly departures for 1972, Thursdays, returning Sundays (4 days.3 nights) via WI ear r. s '. 1 days, February 14 and 28, at UNITEDAIR LINES non stop jet transportation to Las VtgCII. cuss no-fault auto msur- 8 o'clock to work on the ' ance, the pro b 1e m of Blues Strum and the Rhu.mba mClUD1NG:Hotel Aeeommlldotion,lit the Brand New HOLIDAY INN-aNTR SnIP, tpeIIIns drunk drivers effects of St.rum. Mrs. Gary Wl1~ox Feb. 1, 1972,round trip lIirtran,partlltian tram Dl'trait and many otMr pack... featuru. • Will be hostess for the first drugs on driving, em- mceting in her Chandler Price on double occupancy. plus $15.75 per perlon for tax oncl.....n.. . ft' t h P k d' h Th OTHER STRIP HOTELS ARE AVAILA8LE, AT ADDITONAL COSTI PIlasis on sa e y W 1 ar nve orne. e group watercraft snowmobiles will meet on the 28th at liAHARA! FRONTIER! INTERNATIONAL! SANDS! DUNESI lANDMARKI and mot'orcyc1es and Katie Sudro's Doyle Place , ma~y other cur r e n t w~~h~o~~"m as Literaturc" tOPICS. will be discussed by Lucy Many AAUW Stufd~ Groups Carmichael, a Grosse Pointe have already met. hiS month High School teacher who has but members still have a a Cine reputation for teaching ch?.n~e to attend some re. this subject, at a Tuesday mammg ones. I . ' Writer's Workshop will hold ils second February meeting ncxt Wednesday, February FROM ANY ANGLE ... A RECIPE FOR HAPPY LIVING I 16, at 12:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Oak. man in lIforan road. The group is currently studying article writing. Mrs. William I J. Kirby will share some of hcr expericnces as a special I writer for the Detroit News. Writer's Workshop wel- I comes anyone interested in I writing. I Stitchery met earlier in the I month to finish up needle- point sampler piliows. Mrs. ! Rob'lrt Michalik will be hostess and speakers at a Tuesday, February 15, meet- ing at her Kenmore road l home. She will show how to The graceful combination of formality, luxurious decor and livability are yours in this 5 create needlepoint designs. bedroom, 3 Y2 bath house. Paneled librury, lovely garden room, cheery thl''l put ;;lcse designs on PHONE canvas. ki'chen and attached garage complete the picture. Central air condition- Ncw Study Group mcm- ing for summer comfort. Seeing is believing. 886-7100 I bcrs interested in design are i welcome to attend. A baby. For The Family On The Way Up IF THAT MEANS YOU - IT WOULD BE HARD TO FIND A HOME MORE COMPLETE OR LUXURIOUS THAtl THIS ONE, IT IS ROOMY, BUT NOT EXCESSIVELY LARGE - HAS JUST ABOUT EVERY FACIlITY ONE COULD ASK FOR - AND IS IN IMPECCA- BLE CONDITION. POOL AND POOL HOUSE Q~)...~-- Space prohibif~ even t) brief inventory of occommodofions or other focilitie~ contributing to luwry living. Jost bear in mind this is not jost another nice home in a good locotion. It storts where mosf others leove 011. NEED To KNOW IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SUCH A HOME - ONE THAT WILL BEAR UP WELL IN COMPETITION WITH ANY NOW SOMETHiNG ABOU ON THE MARKET-THIS SHOULD BE OF INTEREST TO YOU, As the photograph indicates, this fine Center Hall Colonial with 4 bedrooms and 3Y2 baths is in move-in condition. In addition to the other necessary rooms there is MAY WE ARRANGE FOR AN INSPECTION? oUR NEW PHONE a large glass enclosed, heated terrace plus a recreation room with fire- COMMUNITY? place. Built during 1941 on 80x 172 lot with complete sprinkling system. 882-6000 3 Grosse Pointe Call ~ Offices 1m] M. "iM1iVrl':fU!0{OTt. At ! iL.mllil HIGBIE MAXON Phone V;lO 1.7750 mGBIE 83-84 Kercheval Our hostess will bring gifts and MIMIlIU l)~ THI l)ITIIOIT AND GIIOln 'OUtTi IIIAL IJTATE BOAliDS greeting~, along wit h helpfu! IIranr" orrl Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, 1972 ------lSociety.News Gathered from the Pointes ------., ------"------,-. ------"------" ------I B II I More Betrotha Is An nou need Beta Sigma Phi's Slate I Proctor.Hlley Troth Is Told Dye I.cers a I - Annual Valentine Dance' ------0 ff :\11', and ,\Irs. !larold 111, gan. !IeI' fiallce will graduate Beta Sigma Phi will hold Scaring of Dearborn an. from the University of Mjchi. 'I A TV S G I r it's annual Valentine Dancc, lIounce the engagemcnt of hcr gan School of Dentistry in , 5 Uper a a I on Saturday, February 12, at daughter, :\Iaril.\'n Ann Huey, May . - the Royalty House. to Dan Scott Proctor son of • The wedding is planned for A family style dinner will Mr, and Mrs. Jos~ph C, June 24, at Cherry Hill be served. , Proctor of Aline drive. The United Prcsb).terian Church Marriachis Play Until 4 in the Morning in Honor of . Each chapte,r Will honor bride elect is also the daugh. in Dearborn. New Commodore George Menendez, of I~S representative as Valen. tel' of the late Robert Huc)'. tme Quccn. Miss !Juey was graduated ANOTJlER LESSON Westchester Road ------'from Hillsdale College and At least the people who Iry FLORENCE L E DrY A R D, : received her Masters Degree 10 get something for nothing daughter of MRS. \\ ILLIAlI1' from the University of !\lie hi- pick up a lot of experience. The 1972 Detroit Yacht Club Officers' Ball was II. LEDYARD of Dyer lane,,"j " _ a smashing success, with over 600 members and was I' e c e n t I y selected to! guests attending one of the most colorful, entertain- I Who's Who in American Col in, "fun" parties in the Club's recent history. leges and Universities from' NEED A NURSE? The Ball took on an in. ' Temple Buell College. Flor I'holo Il)' Sle\'ens Studio I enee is a senior who will ternaHonal flavor Satur- bel' Robert Hermes, of West. 11k and 1\Irs, Paul R.; graduale in May wi I h a day January 22 when chester road, who volunteer- Expert Companions I Schoenhals, of Hampton road, I Major in Political Science. ne~ Commodore 'George cd his services. TV monitors Mr. and Mrs. o:ieorgc Han. I PIlato by Bransby Sludio han' annolillcl'd the engage. I' ------Menendez took over as were set up in strategic Hospital Trained Aides son of Maumee avenue. are I Mr and Mrs. Art Van Illent of their d au g h tel', "1 . ' head of the world's larg- ~!~~:~d:o s~~~h (~~~s~~adin~ , . LYNN DEE to John Phillips I al y-Ho~pltal-Sympalhy announcing the engagement I Elslander, of Can tel' bur y III I -d ' f ~1 d " RN's, LPNs, Male Attendants est yacht club. troductor)' m a I' c h of the , oc ~ 1111. son 0 •• r. an I of their daughter, DEBORA1I I court, announce the engage-, Mrs. Call'h L, Hodsdon, of I FRUIT Commodorc :\lenendez is the many distinguished guests (Specializing in Geriatrics) LYNN. to Arthur Tade Mon- , ment of their daughter. DEB- I Orchard "akl' prescot ug:.: Adri.ior to the a" well as for the in. ! ' Consulate of Mexico, and in vesliture of officers and t~e terubio, of EI Paso, TeX"j RA ANN, 10 Barton Lewis, Thl' hri , tor and Mrs. Don Baker. I Director and !III'S. Roberl 1 VanCleave, D ire c lor and , Mrs. Robert A. Cousino, Di. ~ r rector and ~Irs, Richard: ! Klatz and Director Jnd Mrs. I James G. :.\liller. I For The entire Ball was cov. ered by closed circuit color telecasting and video. tape , a "!irst" in the history of this affair. Te Ir vis i0 11 aUlhorilalion was granted to Club memo persona ~. ~ 2'lSOO HARPER AVE. (between 8 & 9 M,le I d\ , loans Phone 773.7030 ------Headquarters for ------SKI EQUIPMENT Rental Role, Include all -nelal Iki, with step.in binding,; pla,tic 5 buckle boors and ,Ieel poles, lal. ".riod Rale turn to us DlIIIy-Mon.- Thurs. , $5.00 D.l1y-frUun. .• " $7.00 I Weft""' (Fri.-Mon.l .. $14.00 ~ ~ Weftly. • . • . . . . • $Z5.oo c." for informolion "Thats my bank' III sped'll .rovp rol.s. . . . • • ~ ""'-"":" __ ~ __ . ~,~' ~~ '~._L.__I.c_:J ~""---....L~ c._.._' ~ • ,:..I ..., ...... Thursday, Februa ry 10, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One ------._------._ ..•_- ..._------_._------_ ... _~_._ ..----_._--_.~---_.__ .... - .-.. ,---._------_. __ .~-_._._------,----- Women's Page- by, of and for Pointe Women .. ----_ .. .. -_. ._- .~.-_. .- - --. ._._------_ .._----.------_ _------, .. _ __ .~_.______----_ .._-- _. __ ..•. _------Peace Lutheran Club To See, Discuss Opera LWV to View These Too Join Ranks of Brides-Elect Set Deeplallds Club Meeting The Married Couples Club' opera from a religious and D' 1F'] -.------.- of Peace Lutheran Church I biblical pllint of view. ISpOSa I 01 1Ifern!>ers of the Deeplands I vernon Landry ~londay, Feb. will attend a performance of I The committee in charge of I G:lrdl'n Club will mel't al the ruary 14. ilt noon. "Jesus C h r i.s t Superstar," arrangements included Mr. The February Unit ~1eet. llrys drive home of Mrs.' With thoughls of spring in tomorrow, Fnday, February and Mrs Donald E Kersey ings of the League of Women .. - 'mind Mrs. Robert Schlaff 11, at the Detroit Institute of Mr. and'Mrs, Roland P. Ber: Voters of Grosse Pointe will Circumna\liga~or~ Club ~ will talk ?n blooming and Arts. nardi, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. feature a special presentation non. bloommg shrubs and Six group sludies of the, Harsen, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. I by the Environmental Quality Holds Annual Elections '~trs. Murray Macdonald will opera were offered last year E. II. Minlern. I Committee, discuss lhe pruning and care in the congregation's "Edu. ----- Chairman Mrs Bruce San. I World travelers in lhe Dc. of evergreens. cation for Christian Livi~g" JACQUELINE J ENS EN, 'ders aidE:d by ~rs. Leonard trait arl'a who arc members! Mrs. Pie r r e Palmentier classes. The JUnior Bible daughter of MR. and MRS. I Slowin, Mrs, Richard Scholl, of the lIlichigan Chapter of. and :'Itrs. Edward Weber will Clas~ al~? devolI'd sev~ral WALTER D. JENSEN. of I Mrs. Raymond Johnson a~d Ill!' Circumnavigator" Club,' assist lhe hostp.~s. to dlscus:>Ing the produclJon. Whittier road. has been Miss Eleanor Carmody will recently gi',thered al the Uni. ' _ Aft e r the performance, I named to the Dean's List at I be showing f il m s hken I versity Cbb for their 12th, :\IR. and MRS. JAMES 1\1. members will relurn to the Ashland College, Ashland, 0,,1 around The ~oint.es In their I annual meeting to elect of.' FHE1':CIl. of Country Club church ~'ounge to dl:ocUSS the I for lhe first semester. I quest for realtsm m the stu~y I ficrrs and directors for the I lane, will be journeying to ------of the disposal of solid coming yeaI'. i Winson;Salem, N, C., .to spend c.\Uc~~-.-~-lh.-.~I::~ ~ I~... II y.J II wa;~:s'PUbliC'S lack of inter,' ...... J Pointer J' Ltat~;ence 13uel~,. ~:~~~~~r,we~~~~tE~~~Et,hel~ ~ ;>;), :'\ '(P~_.'- ,'/ .. ~ G~ ~ est has been a major factor .1111 s. Wilham J, ChampIOn, : ' . Plans for an Api'll 29 wed. r" was eel'l eu \':ce.pr.esl' freshman at Salem College, " '.')', 11 '~ /0 ~ t:t ann J, l i in today's solid waste crisis. JI., o~ Beverly road, an.: , at three locations: Tuesday, II Wood, of Lakeshore Lane. J The bride elect is also the :y working toward her BA ALL FURNITURE 2001. February 15, at 8 o'clock in 1111'S, Jon Morris, of }{ar~ I daughter of the late 1\11', degree in journnlism and I' 0 the evening, at the home of ,wich, l\1ass., and William J.! Krieghoff. Her fiance is the English at Michigan State ABOVE COST Mrs. Leonard Slowin in Haw. Champion of Boslon. : son of :\[r, and Mrs. Thomas University. t~orne road; We?nesday, Both Miss Champion and. Charles Sewell, of Menlo Her fiance, son of Mr. and February 16, at 1 0 clock ~t Mr. Dillaman were gradu Park, Cal. :'11rs , Frank Beckman, of We carry major brands the ~ome of.\lrs. Bruce 1\111- ated from Gros~e Pointe Karolyn was graduated Long Beach, Cal., receivcd lei' In Notre ~ame avenue; Soulh High School and arc from The Liggett School, his BA and !llA degrees from UNIQUE FURNITURE and M~nday. ~ebruary 28,. at currently seniors at I1Iichi, Detroit, and earned her BA Michigan Slate University, 9:~0 0 clock In the morn.mg g,tll Slale University. degree from Mount Holyoke _ Wlt~ ,:\I~s. A. C. Fortunskl of A July 8 weddin" is College, South Hadlc~', !\lass" Detroit Chrysanthemur.l , 559-6334 Bel' shlfe road as hostess. I d' G p'" '. and her lIIA T degree from Decorating Assistance Available : ------p anne III rosse oillte , S' T M S d I y i ANP iI NATHANIEL M. SEMPLE, Memorial Church j \\:~sle~'an ,UnivCfsit ... Mid. oClety 0 eet un ay 1------.--- .. :=~~=7 ~~~TOfB~~E~~L~~S~ras~~ MR. and !liRS 1{;,;;1" "l • ~~~~;~\lI:illC~~.~ha~~~. I~e;~r::l: i The Greal~r Delroit Chry [=----::;--- ...~-~...--~...~-- ...:...-..;:;;...--.:.:::;...--~...----_.....l versity place, who joined the ~HAHLES SCHEH!' ,r .,J ,~!eIllo P;llk, Calif. ; sa,nthemum SOCiety Will :neet Fast Photo Service at Discount Prices slaff of United States Senator lJ~g Heights,. ;, " '" '." r f~an('e \.\'as graduated thiS, Sunda~', Fl>bru,ary 13, at WICK IROBERT P. GRIFFIN (R.I birth of their, :'. the College of San, 3 0 clock, III the \\, WJ Audl and /J. /? d J Qfi ~J Mich.) after sludies at Mas-I MICHAEL TII(t", :,' "."~ ~':here hc earned h~s .1' to~iUIII, 622 WIest l:lfa.l'clle: Lt t'J Lar an t t jhon : saehusclts Institute of Tech. ~as Day, Dec"ll ,,, _J. h. \ (,egret', He earned hiS tln\'e. WILLOW rg nology's Graduate School of big brother, H:":I An)) " fro,m San Jose State I l\Il)mbel's and friends will 15300 Kercheval Urban Studies and Planning CHARLES, JH., \\. I thorne road, Paternal ,;rullU Bla.k~, MoffIt and Town,. a I !\IR. and MRS. H1CIlAHD Slarling February 21s1 MAGAZI N ES : parents are the E. F, dlv~l,on of ~axon Industnes ,H. BHOl\lLEY, of Arlinglon Aif Supplies Available Judy Schulle, Instructor eno,te, Member 01 Ihe Nolional Guild AIJ LOWEST PHI CES :I'~:~~:'W":~c:~Y;ol11aJl ~~~~~i~~:~::~~~:~'t:r:~01 Decoupeurs " I F A P f t I Bromley IS the form"r JILL I or ~r ec " Of The Year i. STRACHAN, daug~ter of lhe Mon, lhru Sol. 9:30 'Iil 5 - Wed. & Thurs. 7.'7 p.rn, ,I VocatIon : DONALD STRl,CllANS, of Ma,le, Charge Accepled '1 i -- ,Neff road . rt¥ll LA BLE ANYW H EHE . PREMIERE I The Soroplimist Club of '1. -----. 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The Governor is trying to r (0 the annual costs oC the It's orten said that a news- I.La un ches Season Governor Milliken and the lie School System could lose al Action Center of Grosse obtain passllge oC a package average drive~, thaI is two paper receives such interest- architects oC the 'Democralic more than $300,000 budgeted Pointe Park was one of 42 of bills "enerally termed the: cents at 15 I.'ules per gallon l'ng mail. However, judging I f d th t h' d ", Cor 15.000 mdes per year. I ( ------I Party's plan for edu~ational I !or ~9?1.72. There.Core, In I organi.zations a s Ippe "transporlatlOn package. "r have preliminarily indicated from a recent crop of let~ers W I Committee of the Detroit Grand Opera reform for attemphng to It dlfflcull to beheve that a used Jars and bottles to the The essence DCthe package my support for the package. at the Farms police stahon, omen 5.. H N G J M come to grips with the issues. promise oC "full state Cund. Owens. Illinois g~ass manuCac. is a 2 cent per gallon gas tax Now however it is becom. a police station must run a As~ociation on~r ew enera anager However, I hope that rumors I ing" will constilut~ anr guar. turing plant m, C~arlotte increase, ol which one and ing el:ident that S.E.M.T.A .. close second, ot The Metropolitan Opera of New York of both sides &greeing to antee to us-considering the (lIIich.) Co~rec,ycllng m 1~71. one hall ccnls would go for with this new Cunding, could liere is the latest olTering .------some sort oC compromise will Cact that the .state has bcen The ActIOn Center received highways and roads and the b Goeran Gentele, o~ Stockholm~ Sweden, des. result in a simpler ballot ar. steadily choppmg away at our $1,047 Cor 52 tons of glass other half cent into a so. provide the mechanism y Crom Farms Police Chief ignated successor to Sir. Rudolf Bmg as general ray than we currently Core. state aid lor the I~st two representing ab?ut 208,000 called discretionary fund with which forced cross.district I Robert Ferber. It was writ. manager of The Metropohtan Opera of New York, see confo.unding the voters years. Implementahon oC used glass containers. I most of t hat go in" to school busing could be ac. I ten by an elderly Pointe gen. was guest of honor at the annual luncheon of the in November. both the Milliken. progra~ ~ total DC,$174:21~ ~~; S.E,M,T.A. to purchaseo the ~O.~~~Shae~d~~h~~ ~~~s Ii~~~ r tleman. . k t f bY Women's Committee of the Detroit Grand Opera For five years the public and th~ IDem~cratl~ pr~s ~~1~0t °cl~I~~~II~I~r~~gthe D.S.n. and augment othel" bus and adds new buses as plan. "Thanks for the tic e 0 Association held recently at the Detroit Institute has been tantalized by the il~~ ~.I\ua~~ t~t~~y ~~pe;~: c~lend~~ISy~ar The payments s)'stem,. ned, it could perhaps handle violation, but an old fogy of of Arts. ~~~sPa~ctr~m1;~ae:;Yt~:~~~: Ie~~ ~p~~ the goodwill oC the averaged approximately $20 The road increase I~ould the mammoth task of cross 8O.years.old should kno~ bet. ' The eve n t launched Symphony Orchestra and the ern~r ~lthough he claims Slate Legislature for "full per ton or about one.haI£ cent greatly benefll the POlllte,s busing without further legis. ter than to put money III the .the 29th opera season of Founders Society oC the De. th t' r val of his proposed state funding," per bottle, an~ al,low them more !lexi lation. I am not certain, but wrong place. the Association w h i c h troit Institute oC Arls. a~e:J~e~t to the Michigan There is little doubt in my "Owens.llI.inois is ?elightecl b~Ilt)' III that new language it concerns me deeply. "I took an old friend (lady, ' . ' Tuesday olfers Mozart's ... . I ind thaI the time has come by the growlIlg public enthu. Ilouid allow up to 2.')percent I could add anti cross. also near my age) to a doctor Will sponsor the 14th an. "Le Nozze di Figaro," with COJlshtuhon Will result III no ~ I k t the en lire tax siam for 0lass bottle re. of receipts to be used Cor district, busing amen?ments there. The meter was right nual Det~oit visit of the Teresa Zylis.Gara, Roberta loss Ofl locall~~~t:~~. o~t~~~ s~ruc~re. a With the chaos cycling," a('~ording to Wayne si~e streets. The ~oad Co,:!' .to the bill, but they might be there and I put in a dime as Metropohtan. G e n tel e, Peters, Rosalind Elias, Gior. ments romP r ~ent oC Educa. caused across the country by Gibson, plant manager. ml~s.lOn has ~romlsed me III Ignored. it may take an hour. We both now general manager of gio Tozzi. Tom Krause, and ~tated De : t"d 'th the the repeated failure of mil- "The bottk reclamation I wntmg the Increase would ! want to knOll', what you laughed asa man was col. the R 0 val 0 per a in l"ernando Corena. Hans Wal. tlon 0 n? COI?t~1e WI lage and bond elections the program is a \'cry important guarantee no local funds thmk. Grosse Pomte needs I t' , th meters ~ t 0 c k h"'0 Im will take lat will conduct. GovernorTh r s tPOSIdraCtsIOn. oC the public has told ils lawmakers, Clrst. step towards the long \YouId b,e nee ded fItor pan. h e I' 0 a d r 0 n e y b 1'..."Iy. ee mg ,rom e . charge at the' Metropoli. Wed n e s day. Gounod's D e a~r~S amendment arc that it wants a change. Legis. range goal of total, recycling I ned re~ilrfacing oC Jefferson, S.E,M.T.A, needs the money "There were places on both t J th 30th of "Faus,t" with Gabriella Tucc:, emoc~ t speciCic For lators and judges across the oC all usable matenals found Lakeshore. Mack and Moross, or will probably have to en. sides of me and I then put at~I on une e Frederica von Stade Placido somewl a ~l~e gh Gov~rnor counlrv are responding to in refuse but it is just the and would enable them to force the Pointe deficit guar. it in the wrong meter.but! t :I.S year. ,Domingo, Ruggero Raimondi, ~i~:rJie:' maent~:ns "local con. this o~tcry. fir,~t step, . . i better care for I~nl!scaping. antees. But the cross.district I feel lucky I've had no vio. Centele told an audlCnce and Sherrill ~IiInes, will be t I'" h' ches such Although the local property We envISIon the day when I S.E.M.T.A.. which too k h u sin g aspects bother me lations except parking sin::e oC over 325 persons. who conducted by Martin Rkh, ro 'fill Is/pee, ~t con., tax has been attacked {or its all solid wasle Will be sorted' ol'er the Lakeshore Lines, very m u c h. I need your I've been driving since 1916, ,callie {rom all parts of the i Beethoven's "Fidt:lio," a I:~~~Idl~n~f:;~:Jm~nt: the regressive nature and its in. '.nechanieally and a1.1 its has p~omised me in writing thoughts, quickly. My vote quite a few 100,000 miles in state: that he plans ~o. em .. Detroit premiere, will be pe~. Democrats arc including it f1exibilit)', it does of{e: so~e usable components, Will ~e the bills w 0 u I d a 110 II' will be critical to passage or my time. ,jlhaslze opera educatIOnal formed Thursdav b)' Leollle. h' distinct advantages-If mill. sall'aged for recyehne ThiS S, E. M. T. A. to cancel the Cailure of the ~ackage and "I'm not saying that I've progra.ms for y~ung Ameri. Rysanek, Joy Clements, Ro!:!. Inih:I~~SiC principles oC the age can be approved. Prop. is the on.ly practical .lon,g guarantee oC the. Pointes, to ~he Governor Will veto ~ny not violated at limes, but I'm cca~s In 1972, III ?rder ~o ert Nagy, William Dooley, two amelldments arc certainly erty taxes provide a rela. term solutIOn to the natIOn s Cun~ Lakeshore hne dellclts. mcrease of road funds WIth. lucky not to have been -,buAlId ~ell' opera audlCnces III Paul Plishka, and John M,all' commendable, especially the lively stable and deli~ite reCuse prtoblecmfrom..anG~cbolo- thWlt~ tthestehastsuran.ces and out mo~ey .for ~.E.M.T.A. so caught. I was always c"re. '. merlCa. h : curdy . Hans Th"Wallat WI proVISions. . for property tax • revenue source . . Collectiond'd gy pom 0 View, I son woulde ac110t adde ax Increaseth $20 the, chOice IS.thiS dpackagef d or ful, cautl'ous not to vI'olate " Mrs. Josep A. Vance, Jr., again c?nduct. IS IS a new (or renters), relieC for those proce~ures ar~ Simple an sal. more an no mcrease In roa un s. the law and it's paid off, oC South peeplands road~ productIOn. . I on small or fixed incomes. A I !ocal .lnte.rest In the. schools ------"So I've no complaint of gener~1 chairman of the 197" Anna Mof{o, Franco Bom. point of contention with many IS mamtamed at a high level the $1 fine, glad to donate ,petrOlt opera season, stated solli, Robert Merrill, an..i con. citizens is that the Democrats because of the tax structure JV s at South Fordson N:psII GP South ;I~at the ~omen's c0J.11IDltteeductor Richard Bonynge, wi~l Cavor a graduated income tax itself. . Bea t F OrdSOll the money and glad your po. i~ad a ~artic~larly f!laJor tllsk perform Verdi's "La TravI' while the Governor opts for In the face of conSiderable Cag.e. Tearn :'"1 Ove'rt:,ne lice are on the job. :,l!! seiling tickets m 1972. I ata," Friday evening. a Clat rate. political pressure for proper. II " " "I do hope that when I Her comments followed The Saturday matinee, Puc. We wonder what will hap. ty tax reduction, there are By "lark O'Keefe complete my driving my rec- Ihose ot Henry Ledyard, of cini's "La Boheme." will be pen to school systems if and experts who say that respon. The South High School By Mark O'Keefe ord will still be as it is at Lewiston road, vice.president sung by Lucine Amara, Col. when Cull state Cunding be. sibillty for fiscal support JV's lived up to Coach Dan In a game where the lead the Devils Saturday. Febru. this time-my reflexes good a'nd general manager of the elte Boky, and Placido .no~. comes a reality. We in must be assigned to the ap. Cole's expectations by aveng. changed hands 14 times in II ary 12. Mr. Hollosy is expect. and my eyes O.K. but they Detroit Grand Opera Asso. ingo. Francesco Mohnan. Grosse Pointe are still in a propriate level oC gOI'ern. ing an earlier 70.44 loss to the last three quarters, the ing a tough game from Ann cannot last too long at this .cjation. who reported that) Pradelli will conduct. state oC uncertainty over ment, welfare would be a [,'()"dS('l' wilh a 61.44 victory Fordson Tractors squeezed I Arbor's 6'8" junior .Bob I age." ,'qcket orders arc the slowest The finat j:\lrformance, Sat- state aid for the current year. federal responsibility, edtl'~;i ':,!, Tractors, lifting by, 5'?uth, 80.78, ill' overtim,e, I Elliot. This contest will be,i It must be unique that the ;s!nce the Metropolitan Opera I urday evening, will be th.e The state aid bill. which was Hon a state responsibility. iI::' !," ,nl «) 9.3. ThiS weekend So~th WIll I played at home at 8:30 p.m. Farms receives a letter both 'came to Detroit. Roth Mrs./ Detroit premiere oC Don~. not passed until September /Ind municipal services lr;(JI ',",ti' i",'''d early in the play the Monroe '!?'oJans and I In the Fordson game the congratulating the police de. Vance and Ledyard empha. zetti's "La FiIle du Regl' 9 provides Cor the withhold. responsibilitil's. 1 :rl, ". but tied the the Ann Arbor PIOneers. I Tractors took an early 6.0 partment and the culprit .'!\ized the Caet that t!ckets are: ment," ~ith .Joan. Suth.er. i~g of Cunds dependent upon ~o you agree with thi~ I::IIne, L: I:!. hpfore the end The Trojan~ hr-,ve won only lead and held the upper hand himself! ,~J!I,mostalways avaJ1able for land, Momca Smclalr, Lucmo slate revenues. As it stands philosophy? ' of I "I.' lit Cd),!. The Del'ils con. two games thiS year and have throughout the first quarter Metropolitan Opera perform. Pavarotti, and Donald :lil".,.j tn score consistently Jill 0.7 record in the BCL. as they c~me out with a VO ° f T ance in Detroit, contrary to Gramm, with Richard Bon. \ ';n the H'{'onl! quarter and The Devils, now 6.6 with a 14.12 lead. lctlln 0 WO ,'widely.held opinion. ynge conducting. L tt t th Ed °t I, ".k Ii 1824 halftime lead. 2-5 BCL record, easily de. George Heidt's 11 second I .' Wilber H. Mack. of Coun. Ledyard also announced e ers 0 e .L or ;" :,< \hird quarter the feated 1IIenroe earlier this quarter points' helped South Total Losses .:ti.y Club lane, president of that tickets are now on sale .J :\,' .•.1.' :)layed their best de year, 74.36. hut anticipate a to a 32.31 halftime lead. . .the Detroit Grand Opera As. by m~i1 only. All who wish h' i.",~~ of Ule season. During tougher g a m I.' this time Fordson tried to break lose ___.. ':~o.ciation, echoed these l'..e. ticket information should I . Feb. 4, 1972 whether we really want t IS t:,c qUarter the Devils scored around. Coach Chuck Hollosy several times in the second By Pepper WhItelaw ':triarks by stating that con. send a s elf. add res sed, To the EdItor.: ~~~:~r f~~':er~t~voevn~rn~~~~ In points and allowed only observed, "They should be half but South came through When a 70-year.old husi • . '{ributions to the Detroit stamped envelope to the Dc. The follOWing ~etter was should .pay for the schools three. Fordson did not sink tougher playing in a small with some good defensive ness burned to the ground Grand Opera Association are troit Grand Opera Assoc;u. read a{ t~e meeting of the any field goals in this quar. gym." ~he game will be plays to' hold Fordson in ,n Hancock, Mich., Tuesday, "always welcome and needed tion, 20 E. Jefferson, Detroit, Grosse Pomte Board of Edu. they automatically have the tel'. played atl\lonroe at 8:30 check. Neither team built up i"ebruary I, so did all the "m,ore than ever. 48226. cation on Jan~ary 31, 1972. say.so as well, no matter South continually stole the p.m, Friday. February 11. a lead of over four points in worldly goods of Barbara :'.:Francis Robinson, assistant ------I trust you Will agree th~t what is daimed now, and ball and consistently reo The Pioneers were in the the second half. Jane Masten, daughter of manaoer oC the Metropolitan Sh V I many of your readers WIll this may be extremely dig. bounded Fordson's shots. state quarter finals last year Pete Farner's two points the 90.year history of the --- • • • come O'Jt more favorably oC Corwards Jim Scala and provide solid comoetition Cor I' son took the lead by two 3chool in 1966, and from :¥etropolitan because ol the The Village of G l' 0 sse Dear Fellow.Citize.ns: , than in March or April. A Stu Cammet as well as .. ~~------points twice in overtime, but .'lorthern Michigan Univer. arrival of Gentele as the new Pointe Shores joining The Since I am a retired Semor Cew things have happened South's guards. S b D f baskets by Jim Bird and.ily in 1971, is a first year (' general manager who would Park and Th~ Woods, has de. Citizen and so have. no .sch?ol since the last millage elec~ Scala led. the team with a res e eat Farner relied the game. A teacher at Washington Ele- r ,.rpake still more secure the cidcd to switch .the city's age children, my mclma~lOn tion which have opened the eight rebounds in the three B Bl I questionable Coul called on mentary School in Calumet place.oC the. Metropolitan ;;.s street lighting system from is suppo~ed to be agamst eyes oC the voters, so they quarters that he played. He ant(Un ues South allowed Fordson to take and maintained an apartment a major nallonal culture reo incandescent bulbs to a white school mtllage. I w~s. how. can clearly see the dangers also intercepted five passes ! the lead for keeps, 78.76, in Hancock. The apartment /lource. He also stated, "I mercury vapor system. ever, highly surprised. to oClosing local control oC our and intimidaterl Fordson into By I\like Merritt I with 46 seconds ,remaining. was one oCfive loc~ted above believe with the great opera The Shores v 0 t e d the read in the Gross~ ~olnte schools. Senior Citizens may making several other bad Two great rivals met in the Another basket With only 23 Joffee Men's Clothmg Store. repertoire we ar':! offering to switch in their Tuesday Jan. News that the .maJol'lty of not be anxious ,to make a passes, Cammet was hustling District #3 playdfs for seconds left put a\I'ay the Barbara told the NEWS our Michigan friends this uar 25 council me'eting the Grosse Pomte School larger contribution to our very well in the game. Coach Michi"an Thursday. Febru. game as Farner's two free I ,hat another tenant alerted 'spring there really shlJu!d be clo:ely following {he Park'~ Board was in favor of .post. schools, but they are not Cole added, "Stu is the player ary ~~ at Fraser lIockeyland. thr?\~s with 11 seconds reo ,~er to the fir~ jyst as the no reason for lagging tick~t similar action in a council poni~g the school millage devoid of community spirit, we've been looking for ~o The Grosse Pointe Sabres mammg were not enough for ,lames were hckmg up the sales .." He Cited two DetrOit meeting the night before. electIOns from March to Sep. especially since many oC improve this year and, In Bantam travel team oC the I the Devils to win. back entry. She fled out the . premiere performanc2s, Bee. Th' Woods had voted the tember, on the grounds that them have grandchildren in these last three g~~nes, he Suburban Hockey League I Jim Bird w~s h!~h sc?rer lront door, and did not have '.')hoven's. "Fidelio" and Doni. chan" e over a year ago, ac. there a.re too ma~y u~knowns the schools. lam convinced has really come on. whitewashed the G r 0 sse Cor South With ..,,}. POints. "me to retrieve any oC her zelU's "The Daughter of the COl-di~gto Woods City Ad. regarding contnbul1ons by that iC the matter is proper. Bob H~idf" 13 points paced I Pointe Blues Bantam travel I Heidt. added 20 a~d Far~er ,personal rolonging. Acco:d. Regiment:' as opera perform. ministrator Chester Peter- State and Federal Govern. Iy prese~ted to them! the the Devl! attack as CamJ.11et team of the TriCounty Hock. contributed 18 to ,he losmg II1g to Bla,",ara the fire ':lij1ces which w('uld honor any sen The other two Pointe ment. .. ~oters Will approve mll1a~e and Scala added 10 pomts ey League, 3-0. ! ta~se. Doc Selah, scored 25 .moldered for over 24 ,hours. ,;season. . .. mu~icipalities, The City and I have .always fo~d It IS a .or the new school year 111 I e~ch. Te~ry Corbett. score,d The game was a classic POints .for th,e. wmners and A fellow teacher collected (',.,'Dr. Davl~ D~Clllera, nl The Farms,,,re in the proc. g.ood p?hcy to ,take I.nto con. March. I e!ght .whlle Bart Dickson s I battle from the drop of the Ken GJOvanmm sank 22. ~17 in cash, a new coat and Oakland Umverslty, produc; ess oC considering the light. Slderatl?n that ~sslble ex. I thereCor urge the Gro~se SIX pomts. as a fourth quar. ,puck. It was characterized -----__ a purseful oC personal items g er oC "Overture to Opera,' in chan I.' according to pectcd 1IIcome Will not ma- Pointe Board .of Educat!on ter subsllt~te helped to se-I by superb oCfensive and de. Gallery Offers .0 tide Barbara over until ,11,Outlined the expanded ':972 so~rces in city offices. terialize and expenditures to have the millage electIOn cure the vI.ctory.. fEn~il'e plays. as well as 01' she could get back to The '~program of. scheduled pe~. In the Shores Village meet. may ,be g~eater than e.xpect. in March. The Devils wJ1l play two Cierce checking 'by both J I Display Pointe. ;formances m the .D~trolt ing, Village Superintendent ed. By domg s~ ther~ IS less Respectfully Yours, games over this weekend .as I teams. etve Barbara spent the !light at -, ,~rea and southern. MIchigan. Thomas K. JeCferis inCormed chance. ,that dlsappomtments C. Sellenraad, the season approaches ItS A scorele, s tic was broken .1 girlfriend's house then "..Jerrold VanderSchaCC, oC the trustees that the change. may wipe us oC~ our feet: I 171 Ridgemont road end. in the second period as the IIU1In di N, Internationally started out the next day for .' B:).ttle Cr~ek, tenOl', wo~ the over would invo'.ve ,the 200 am really surpnsed. that m. ------On FridllY, Fe~ruarr 11, Sabers first line and tireless renowr ,;d fashion jewelry de. Tile Pointe in her 1971 Dust. $I"_'~OGrhmnelll h~oundatlOdn?c street lights on the side telligent pers°thns Bhked ,th~ Austin Grads in Monroe the DeVils Will.try checking proved too much lor si"ner will exhibit her im. er with her fiance Dennis l'. USIC.SC 0 ar~ ,IP aW:lr ~n streets and not the 70 street members of e Odr 0 to dupl.icate their prevIous the BI.ues. Ru.ss Green's first pr~ssive display of Original Cdrrigan driving O~ US 41. ' ~he fmal auditions held II) I r ht 'I L k h d' Education do not favor such T Pi L I 67-38 victory over. the T:o. hat trick oC hiS career power Creations on Thursday. Feb. .I log truck directly in front J"the ~useum's leclure hall 11~'T~e~~~~w ~:;c~~~ v~~e~ a policy. . 0 ay lOllS jans. Coach Cole IS look~ng cd the Sabres' oCfensc. ruary 10. Crom 10 a.m. to 5 of them, slid backwards on ".(ullo.wmg the lunc~eon. lights would last twice as There IS no guarantee __ I Co.rward to thQ game. Wh~Chr JeCC But.cher and Joh,n p.m, at the Sign of the Mer. the ice, into Barbara's car, :'.' MISS Lynn, UtZinger, ~f I long as ,the present incan. whatsoever, .that any of t~e Th A r AI . A Will serve as preparation. ,0 I Batten asslstcd on Green s maid Gallery, all Kercheval 'otalling it and sending Bar. Muskegon, Iync so~rano, w~s descent lights and iC we au. unknowns Will b~ know~ 111 s .~. u; III t Ut~1l1t s. ethe season's finale agamst first goal, while Rick Fabbri on the Hill, Grosse Pointe. bara and' Dennis to Lanse awarded the Ell z a bet h th' th ha ge now we September. PreSident Nixon C~rCI~~;t p~som~lesesteo',sbeaga Highl.and Park. Mr. Cole etm .and Larry Buhl assisted, on The name MIMI di N is Hospital, where they were 1,.Hodges Donovan $1,000 run. or11ze e c n, ' has recently stated that h d the Cact tha t he th d B t he ece ved taken Crom Mimi di Niscemi, . 'ner.up scholarship award. COU!d.save the city the $5 C h' p posals oC great evening oC fun on Fri. p a~lze tie secon. ~ c r r I, her maiden name. The family treated Cor contusions wd . per hght change-over Cee" many 0 IS ro day February 11. That's TrOjans arc good enough. 0 t~e only assIst on Green s bruises then released. VanderSchaCC IS pres('ntly M J eCC"d 'three years ago have not yet' . . pull an upset over Sr'Jth With i fmal marker comes from Palermo, Sicily- . db. ;",studying at The University rW'th' therlshsal . th Sh been acted UI,on, It woul productioll of Vcrdi'~ "Otel I The boat is wood in color was wanted hy Detroit for '1 boys arc in great shape line! your Own .~ing . '10" with Renala Tebaldi, and police reporls indicate failing to have a meter seal plan to give the Lions a real • Unique conlolOe,,- bOI~ old ood oew ~hirley LOve, Jamcs Mc. that all \,he items arc identi. while operating a taxi. run (or their money. • Apple Heod 0011, • ~ra('ken, Sherrill Milnes, fied by serial numbcrs and Thc taxi driver. who had Tickets may be purcha~cd ;\ ~nd Francesco Molinari.Pra. license nunlbers. The theft nol "fared" well at all that at the school. lie)]i, conducting. allegedly occurred ,belween day, was released Oft bond. Grads . will also have th~ ' I~or That CllSTOM I,OOK A~ in past scason .•, thc 11 p.m., Sunday. Fcbruary --.----., I oppo:tulllty ~o tour the .Nell linn' '"lIr I'lInlainl'r WINI wilh e1riNI orening night will he a hen. 6, and 7:30 a.m., February 7. !lave an IIlterest 111 hfe, Austm Tenllls House, cnJoy a , fl""l'r. In h.lrm,>ni~f' wilh pHlr r"om dit performancc, the bene. The value oCthe items is un. hll~ nol the kind that money post.game. party and renew ; e11'f'or. ficiaries being the Detroit known. brmgs. old acquarntances. . ' .. -~ .'~~-~,~. ~, .. ~ --- Page Twenty-three Thursday, February 10, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Call TUxedo. 2-6900 3 Trunk Lines to Serve You Quic,Jly 4-EX-C~E~L~L~E-~NRT~~M~O-TN~E~y.-a'.d.-.. 1 P~R--A~cIT1Ic':.tA~L~n'gurNs-e.-w-.I'-II-c-a--r-e ! ~~~1~~~~~~16~__.~_~~~~_N . :-ED~~r~CL:::O: S;e~~ INDEX '10 SERVICE OFFERED ] . GROSSE POINTE PARK. 2'115 ROOM up per available FOltT LAUDERDALJo:-New! oak, good condition, reasqil. ------dressing in your own for ill or elderly. Excellent bedroom lower flat. Cen. Feb, 15. $100 month. 2662, 1 bedroom condominium :.ble. VA 36475. I[ 1 Public Notice llF Mobile Homes home, $46 daily possible. references. 8689463. tral air conditioning, car. Philip, Open 3.5 p.m, Feb. ocean vil'li' , healed pool,. --'---';'- 111. Personols 12 Acreage and Suburban T~'pcwriter, long ha nd. -.----~------. peting, newly decorated. 12, ' February 16th lhrough LEICA 3l'".f2 and len~t'p. 18 Death Notice 12. Commercial Property Send slamped addressed PRO F E S S ION A L nurse Transportation. Harcourt - .. --. --- -, March 5th or j\{ arch 26th Universal Leitz viewfindk. lC: Entertainment 11B Vacation Properly envelope, Arne Bux 310, would like relief on any I Rd, 823.0214. NEFF NEAR VILLAGE. 31 through April. Ll 13817 TU 6 111197, 791.2840. :, 2 Legal Notice 12C Forms for Sole Le Mars, Iowa 51031. shift. 342.7563. ------. bedrooms or 2 bedrooms after 5, ,-.-.----. -----~ 211. MusicEducation 12D Lake and River ------DOORMAN, VALET PARK allddcnupper.Separate ... ------_. IIEAD MASTERskis200CM, : LET- AVON-C-6sMETICSIN~ CHARLEY, practical male liNG and gtlard service at basement, gar a g c. $200 A.FRA~lE located in Harhor b d' C fl oil 28 Tutoring 13 Real Estate nurse now available for S H 0 R ELI NEE AS T th TU 40600 Cubco m lOgS. 0 a~L 2C: Hobby Instruct,'on 13" Lot. for Sale TRODUCE YOU to some mon, '. Springs Completely fur. boots size 9 $75 WomaoJs 2D Camps 13; Ce~etery Property of the nicest people in your private home nursing. 756. MENTS. By appointment. Johnstone & JOhnstone i ni~hed sleeps B. 51150971. llenk~ 'boots '9 na~row ne'w 2E Convalescent Core 13C Land Contracts neighborhood. Sell our 9527 or 939.7229, 567.1175. - --.------.--.------, ------.------. 886.5926. ' ,'f' 2F Schools 14 Real Estate Wonted world.flllmous ,p rod u c.t s ,PR1VATEd~iver. Part -tj;;; HARCOURT- =- L~~~i~;;-~-33 ~~~;~, U~~~~g~~O~~~v~~i~~ : V~~i~:~~~i~~ :~u~~e ~~~~~.~ .---- __Ii.. 3 lost and Found 1411. Lots Wanted, near your h0!De, during: only. No Sundays. Excel- bedroom upper with many frigerator. Mature employ.. Galt Ocean )lile - Some. OUTFIT YOUR FA:llIL 4 Help Wonted General 14B Resorts Wanted y~ur spare .time hours. lent reference~, 886.9358. e x I r as. A\'ailable Mid. ed lady, 8816585. seasonal furnished apart.' Largest Seledion of Resa' e "A Help Wonted Domestic 14C Real Estate Exchange It s a wonderful way. to 10 to 6, March. $400 per month. ------. --' ments still available (st\\.' Clothing in Area. 1'. 48 Services to Exchange 15 Business Opportunity earn money for the thmgs ---.------965.66~, 9.5, 823.0432 LANCASTER near Mack,' dio, 1, 2, anti 3 bedroom Clothing, Accessories anij 5 Situation Wanled 16 ..Pets for Sole you want-and make new NURSING CARE, 15 years after 5. week.ends. Grosse Pointe Woods. 6 apartments)! In thc ell" Household Articles taken 511. Situation Domestic 16A Horses for Sale friends. too! For delails, experience. Excellent ref. -_.------.- --_.- - rooms; 3 bedrooms, 1', gant Hoyal Amba~sador, If on consignment. .J 58 Employment Agency 16B Pet Grooming call: 8814447. erences. own transporta. baths, recreation room. Ga. interest,'d, call 7799222 ,1 5C Catering 16C Pet Boarding , DO-YOU -;;;;~;i~t;~-I;lues? tion. 925.7159. THE BERKSH IRES rage, Convenienl to schools, for iurlher information. LEE'S FASH ION 6 For Rent Un(urni,.hed 20 General Service , If so, have fun, e a I' n COMPA.~I6N-;-vRSE--";th' GROSSE POINTE shopping, X.way. VAlley I\-1ART ' 611. For Rent Furnished 2011. Carpet laying money, join Sarah Coven. h'ospit~1 'trai'ning wi~~~s' WOODS 3.1984 or PRescolt 2.a<:6u, rO~lrA:\O nEACII, Florida. : . ~ 68 Rooms for Rent 21 Moving try. Call Dianne, 777.9070 private duty. Own trans. ------.- Lovely 2 bedroom home 20339 :lfack Tl' 18 Rands Medical Pharmacl'. Mack i --~------. 1 Aides al'e ready to help HARRIET SORGE den, modern kitchen and --- CAR OWNERS! Only $24.80 I 9020. J\~ BSnldollccfrcrae,nMackAve. and MATHEMATICS TUTORING ',. you for as little or as long PERSONNEL AGENCY bath, full basemenL and at. IIA"PTON SQUARE I I b If. PO i in , . quarter y uys $20,000.$40,' I ------:_- Warren b)" as you need them. At any 350 Eastland Clr" Prof, Bldg. tic. Adults only, No pcts. BUILDINC< : 000 Liability Property Dam TWIN innerspring malt~bs Tr~~ll~~a;;nfCY, Kercheval Ph.D: ~Iathematkian hour. Experienced and 372-4720 $170 plus security deposit 22811 Mack Ave. age for 'safe drivers. TU: and co,1 springs, old rl6ut F"y~~e~'It!:d Kerchevnl and 886-8750 concerned, insured and ------and lease. 821.5448. The Iinesl new office build. 1. 2376. I ideal for colt age, ~\tll'a Schettler Drugs, Fisher and __ ~ __ . ~__ bonded. Call day or nigbt. 6--FOR RENT ------. --.- in" in the area. Be sure ------.... --. bedding, tumbling, $12, 881. Maumee TUTOR READING SPE.I MEDICAL PERSONNT.:L UNFURNISHED ,ALTER - JEFFERSON. Spa-: ... WE buy old TV's, working i 2952. ,[II cRc:'1dg~~'3 l?;~':S, 7 Mile CIAUST, Elementary math POOL-354.4290 i I cious, n c wi)' dccoraled 1. and see this one if yOU are or n!lt. Call Friday or Sat 1----~-- ---lliL-. Cotlage Hospllal, Kercheval skills Certified teacher 1 ------MAGNIFICENT HIGH RISE' three rooms, Adults. 882. considering relocation, 33,- urday, 891.5395. i CRAFTSMAN 10" tilt attor and Muir . '12 HIGH SCHOOL sludents SOL 9645, afler 4 p,m. 1 £00 square foot, elevator, -.------__ .1 saw, 1 horsepower moUlr, BIBatoOu'srnRemesotuatuhranl,Mack and ___882.6858.. ._._ need money for college. VIEWSEAST APARTMENTS.from H RE INEBy ONE------BEDROOM.- apartment,--. -- carpeting, all services. all GRANDFATHER " c I 0 c k s"s t an d an d a II acceSSOrIes. Merit Woods Pharmacl', :llaok 3-LOST AND FOUND Want all odd jobs. Can appointment. 567.1175. size s,liles, 30 :lay occu. mantle clocks, l: u c k 00 $125. After5. 1991 Sever~ and Bournemouth haul. Call Steve, 884.9571. all applianccs, aircon:li. pancy. clocks, old clocks, pockel Rd. \0 GROSSE POINTE WOODS CAT _ gray with b I a c k ------.---- VALET PARKING, doorman Li.oned, carpeted, all utili. 8844516 walches and wrist wiltches -. .------m-- Grosse Pointe PharmaCf, :lfack stripes, (male), 8 monlhs COt.LLEG,E kB088Y4_9\I'iOa3ntspart and guard service at hes. Call before I p.m.,: -.- .------. - repaired h~' 1\I ichiga n Li: BOOKSHELVES, 7'xl0', ~5; H:~k~e~~apc~ae,:"~e:~l',Mack Bod old, 9 Ibs. Grosse Point~ Ime "or, . SHORELINE E A S T I __!.7_8_6~~~:__ . __ __ i EAS~L~ND AREA - Ne\~ I censed Watchmilker. Pick I eleclne slove. 39" to~ ,with Lochmoor i Blvd.-Moross arc a. Rc HARD WORKING-~-;;~ ~vant~ APARTMENTS. By ap"1 ALTER 524 i bUIlding, ca:peted" (ele.. up and delivery in Point~, ~Iorage d rawer s, ~O; HC;;:cr: a~':ri~gn~~ ~f,~taul'ant,; ward. TV 1.1967. I lawns to mow and edge. pointment. 567.1175. . Thrce rooms and hath. Ba~I'., ~~;~~5a5ns~~~:~:7:vallable.1 arell only, Also wro an' lln: slackables. (bookshelves) Bob's Drugs. Mack and Roslyn LOST =II ill a;;T~;t;;;:~-~ Will do your job right. --~- ..----.---- .. _, ment aJld garage. ~155 m .. .' . xious to buy 01;1 I'cn(hilllm' $7; re;l a$n~ write fullAed. \ 7228954 s'r. CLAIR V'lilage apart. eludes stove, .re,frigeralor, UPSTAIRS office in Chet clocks and jlockl'l \\atches,' sprea(, 1; eather ll"ief DETROIT A RE,.., rim hail glasses. Reward. '. . 88 3 • case $10' tall h l~ t .---- ments n Violin teacher. Graduate of I Insured G I R L SEEKING emplOy. ------..- kilchen, dinin;~ <>11,IiVing sleeps 12 Minutes from the II H~ht :lI'oc;,;lo, VA. 2.31>110. SPANIEL '\ • Call AnyUme ment at Elias Brolhers, SHORELINE EAST room, scparate heat an d Highlands in Boyne Moun. the New England Conser .. I h I NL'W SQU \IlL' t bl I mole PUPI, 10 week., AKC. ,hoh vatory of Music, has open. 241l0ur Servicc hours 2 p.m .• til closing, APARTMENTS electricity, pore h an" ga. tain, Availab e by tel c, • I \C" a c ,1n( :0 'I 872-0200 Own transportation. C a II I "On the water's edge" rllge. Shown by appoinl wl'ek or week'cnds, 32~.. coHf'(' table. unusulll, $SS TU 5-5094 ings for be~inning PUPI s. 23 ') I 965-8472, after 6, weekdays. 1-- 1 331-6057 or 571.n, 604. By appointment. 567.1175 ment. 499.3340. 09! 1. pair. 8866.8. '( ',)e • hart 't •• ' _ .... - • .- .. _., •• ,.,. "'N he .. (,..,.,., ... ,.". ... +enn _ ... bs ,., ..... ' ...... ,...... ,.. ... '~.tiet ...•• -'tIn: 0"'•• ft'''' .. __-. ..:..;,.. '.: .. _ ....'-.' .:...'*-.....:. ---.::.:- __ ~....:...... ~_~ ~_~ ~ ' ~ .. ~ " , , ...-. r- ~ ~ .~ ---...... ~--.,.-- -,-- - - ..-,-- , ~,.. -.. ~ ,.....-',..~"!"--.f"--"I(""_ "F- ..+'"-...._._--- _- -._ .._ > p ? # ¥(IIIIIIl77~P $-¥ p~# s.e••e.s.i.3 II.~ II$.. $s P.. ) '/ I "., ~ ,I' , ,; • 1 ",' oJ \.. /'.. ~ ,... ( , f ,...... '''...,.... i .. ,- j , "" ., .. ~ .. 'I I ,.pI " • '.. .., _ ... Pig. Twenty.Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_._-_._---_._------~ Thursday, February 10, 1972 8-ARTICLES FOR'SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 18-ARTICLES FOR SALE SA-MUSICAL 11-cARS FOR SALE 12C-FARMS FOR SALE U-REAL ESTATE 113-REAL ESTATE ------.---- INSTRUCTIONS ------.- I FOR SALE FOR SALE MOVING-Living room, bed. NIKKORMAT FTN body,like MAPLE Harvest table. 4 ------1969 CHEVROLET 6 passen. METAMORA HUNT .1 room kitchen set. dish. new condition, $125. C8ll chairs. Maple desk, magna. DRUM SET, complete, used, ger statlon wagon, $960. EAST SIDE h a use, 443 I wash~r lamps, tables, mlr. 882.9545. vox colored 25" T.V. beau. excellent condition, $95. 885.7.186after 6 p.m. Splendid and spacious coun. RIVARD NEAR Cadieux near Warren AVE M I rors. 'I'scellaneous. arti '/ -.------GLASS TOP wrought iron tiful cabinet. Two twin size 861.2662, . 1--MUSTANG ,70 G d V 8 try home featuring" bed. KERCHEVAL nue. 2 bedrooms witll "o! cles, 1390 Amta, Satl'rday, tab 1e, 28"x38" , and 4 electric blankets, 2 twin ---- -.------1 ,ran e, " I" rooms, 4 full baths, huge sible 3rd, Brick in excel,. Sunday, 10.5_, chairs, .'5', student desk, size bed spreads. 881.0085. GUITAR, c I ass i c a I, folk, 351 cubic inch, power steer'j family room, 1~'x27' living Spacious family home, mod. 1e n t condition. GaragE .... ------used, like new, $35. 861. ing, power brakes, stereo room with fireplace, maid's ern kitchen.family room, Priced right. Open Sunda: OV1NG SALE - Antique $5. 886-8190. GARAGE SALE - Thursdll)' 2662. tape. Excellent condition, qu'.rters, Included are car. 885 TU 5532" f rope bed, chaise and so a, BARGAIN Basemen-t-S-a-Ie-'. 3 p.m. Cas h onIy. F urn!.. H---A-M.-P-T-O....N---C... I' 884-9597. I u glassed'I'n porch', four bed. 10.5. LU 2.7, . < f 't 'ng ma ture, miscellaneous. 420 onso e plano, - peting and draperies, built. rooms, two balhs on sec. re ngera or, sewl ...... ursday. Friday, Feb. II t d't' S . '197-0OL-D-SD---;-t-88-C-- I :'1 appliances and many d fl t b d TIES chine, lamps, baby furni. ... Roland. exce en con I IOn. acn. e. a 'Jslom. on oor, wo e rooms SELECTED PROPli:R ture, clothing, dishes. Mis. ruary lOth, 11th. 10 a.m.- --- .... ----.---- (ice, $350. 886.6238, Air, vinyl top, 19,000 miles. other items of rustic ap. tach with bath on tllird GROSSE POINTE I cellaneous. Saturday, 9.5, 5 p.m. only. Drapes, assort. STANDARD 8mm m 0 vie ---.------__~~,400~ 264.~3~ 1 peal. 40'x60' horse barn, floor. Walk to sch~ls, Putnam Place, beautiful 4 ' 867 Balfour, Grosse Poinle cd; used small hardware, cameras and proJector, also CRESTWOOD G u ita r, 12 implemenls building, stor. waterfront park, shOPPing bedroom, 2 11 bath colo Park. clothing, sizes to junior accessories. Wee k day s string. Like new, $60. 885. '66 MUSTANG V.8, power I age shed and 3 car garage centers. Richard. St. Paul, I mal. Family 1 room, lauodrl . s s me new' toys race after 7 pm 8840929 any 3821 steering, new brakes. Good I comprise the outbuildings. S th H' h d' t . t TU 4 h ~------i mIs, 0 " .. . , .' __ .______condition. $700. 885.5577. h ou Ig IS rlC" . on 1st floor, large attac el IAMOND engagement ring. 'I set, many other items, 562 time weekends. BABY GRANO Piano, $800. ~ __ . All t is on a choice 3.5 9461 after 6:00 .p.m, I garage, recreation room ! 2 carat, brilliant cut, plati. Shoreham, between Cook FULL DRESS suit, Sil;;-41~ TUxedo 1.0136 and 773.1584. 1967 TR 4A. New tires. $600 acre parcel with mature carpeling and d rap e s I num set, baquettes. Ap.: and Vernier, Grosse Pointc ------___ or best octer. 293.0058 after trees and board fencing. 636 COOK ROAD. Mint contll. central AIC and sprinklel ! praisal and papers. 961. I Woods. Back door. long tails. 2 vests. Like FRENCH HORN by Getsen, Prestige Barber Road ad. tion. 4 Bedroom, 2V2 bath, system. Under $70,000. 2286 I ------new, $25. WO 1.0770. with case, hardly used, like 6:30. dress. Colonial. Large fa mil y . ROUND CoHee table, $25. 2 FUR JACKET. sheared bea. new. TU 1-4982. 19roFORD-;;~~~~~tib};;:-R; room with brick fireplace, N. Edgewood Dr., 3.bedroon single roll-a-ways, like new. ------dio, automatic transmis. i"ine 80 acre farm located f II . d k h d' f'l at $15 each. Ping Pong table ver, small; Mouton lamb ORGA.SONIC organ, mahog. just ~ mile from the u y eqllJppe itc en, In' ranch, ami y room, 1970 $15. Oval serving cart, $10,' coat medl'um . TU 408"...... any, bench included, excel,- sion, power steering, mag. Metamora Club. AUrac. ing room, 2'h car attached tached two.car garage ---~- wheels, Ted Ewald Chev- garage Carpeted Many ex central AIC, lawn sprink Selof bar bells, $8.823.6821. DUNLAP185 H.R. studded lent condition, $800. 885'1 rolet. 15175 E. Jefferson. tive, gently rolling land ler s y s tern, recreatiOl CADILLAC ------t' P h h I 7076 VA with ;4 mile road front. I tras. $61,500.. By. owner. . SOLID Cherry dropleaf table, snow Ires, orc e w ee s, I • 1-2000. Open Sunday 2.5. By ap. room with wet bar, full) ELDORADO 48" round, 4 mates chairs, $90. 0&).5926. t ~IVE.FOOT Grand -Hi~ze, 11971 GREMLIN-- ~~iomati~ ~g~e~~~:ml)a;~:m~~~;:r~~ I pointment. 886.7942. carpeted and d rap e d , $100. TU 1-9522, ! ELECTRIC STOV~, p.i n g walnut. Reasonable. 884. air conditioni~g. pow e ; need of restoration. Ideal GRAYTON near Kelly, 1V2 Under $65,000. Air condo and stereo. I r.:======:1 pong table, SchWinn bIkes, 4068. sleering, sunroof, loaded, complement ot land and story brick, 2 bedrooms, S. Rosedale in the Woods 23,000 miles. Tur- - (boys); g~itar, flre~lace 8B-ANTIQUES-FOR --, $2,195. 886-2137. 8864450. buildings for a horse farm. dining room, family room, 7.year.old 4.bedroom, 2lh quoise, white vinyl top, BEAT THE screens, tWin box sllnngs, SA.LE ------finished up and basement, bath ranch. Laundry on Isl : '72 PRICE hockey skates, standing '66 MUSTANG, GT, 289, hypo MAC GLASHAN CO. garage. Private. 839.5942. floor, large family roon $4695 i [] INCREASE punching bag, roller skates, ,FURNITURE refinished, reo 4 speed, mags, headers. ------with natural fireplace, re Big Alarm and Joh,nny E,x, I, paired, stripped, any type _~~~~~~,!U 6.1264. 678.2289 M_etamo_r_a•. Mich. MUST SELL. Leaving state. creation room. attached ~ , .1 I t k b d I - I' Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2V~ pr,css rue s, 0)' s 0 .s. I, of caning . .Eo'reeestimates, I '59 CADILLAC Fleetwood II PROFITABLE car garage and centra: WE STILL HAVE A MI c lIan s 8862095 I baths, den, $52,500. Make FRANK ADAM s e eOll, .. 474.8953. Brougham, full po w e r. I IN\'ES'r""ENT ff AlC, Under $60,000. FINE SELEC""-ION OF ------__ 1U 0 er. Owner, 881-7866.Open Ll NCOLN-MERCURY • • 1 WAN' D ! Warranly availa::Jle. Besl . , S d 1971 CHEVYS BEAUTIFUL oyster w hit e , 1 E ANTIQUES i offer 881.882.4...... Huron County, 330 acre farm, I un ay 2.5, 19991 Wedge. R. W. SMITH _ B84354~ , muskrat coat, new condi.' and 1 -' .:. .. _ level, fertile soil. 4 bed. wood. 20777 GRATIOT r------~ tion. Very reasonable. Size COLLECTABLES MACH 1, 1970 351 4.Y 3 room home, 2 car garage, ------:, EAST DETROIT 1971 VEGA 12. 881-4169. Lees Fashion Mart speed, pow' e r 'steering barn, scenic creek, 10,500 1 Auto. Transmission II FOUR 'R 0 0 M S carpeting.! 20339 Mack Avenue radio. Dar.k, green. Excel: feet excellent road front. I PR 2-0200 , Radio-Heater lamp tables, new luggage, i TU 1.8082 lent condItion. $1,895 or age. ...... -..... !'...... ~ .' .. '- . 3 a 5 & 244440'4444& Z C Q 4 Q e Q C Q 4 4 Q a 4 • ea. 44 .Q a ... a .4. 2 2C . k & 2)a: Q Q q 4 a; q s:. is. q SI, 4. 4~".<-~ I Thursday, February J 0, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Five .'3 -----_... _------13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE' In-REAL ESTATE J3-REAL ESTATE In-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE "I 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAI,. ~STATE j 3-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FORSALE FORSALE FORSALE FOR SALE ------j---roHN S. --- i~H~ISTINE DRIVE, off Car~ 891 BALLANTY-N-E-_--3. 33 PRESTON PLACE, large WE FULLY EXPECT 1'0 BE SNOWED UNDER with Open Sunday 2-5 mel Lane. FARMS FIRST bedroom, 2.bath ranch, 2. home just being complet. ON THE LAKE I GOODMAN I calls on this first advertise Twenty.Six GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday I February 10, 1972 ------_ .._------_._------"-_.-._.--"---+--,---'"---_._------._------_..:------13-REAL ESTATE !13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATE I 21A-PIANO SERVICE 21.I--PAINTING, 21Q-PLASTER WORK FOR SALE __ I FOR SALE !~~AL~ __. I SAL!______F_O_R_S_A_L._,E -P-IA-N-O-T-U--N-I-N-G-a-n-d-r-ep-a-ir' DECORATING IpLASTER REPAIRS. Rea- !~~__ l MERRIWEATHER ROAD 19952 DOYLE PLACE EAST, MIDDLESEX, 625. 4.5 bed. ing. Thomlls Pettit. 884- -P-A-IN-T-1-N-G----I-n-te-r-io-r-,-e-x. sonable free estimates, 30 CONDOrtnNI Ullf by owner. MIDDLESEX, fi25, 4.5 bed- 263-0wner leaving citY,:3 Grosse Pointe Woods. At. room Farm Colonial, 21,.2 2507. terior. Clean. ExperIenced, 'I ear s' experience. l'R Centrally loca'ted. 4 bed. room Farm 'IColonial, I'v2~" bedroonls ,","1~L bath ne"'er tractive 3 bedroom, 11,'.1 baths, 2 family rooms, liv. ~--~~---~COMPLETE pl'ano-~--- sel'vice, I Guaran Iee.d Work myse.If 2.4265. rooms, 3th baths, new ba ths, 2 fami ~ ~ooms, I - ('~Ionial. New 'carpeting, bath ranch, hug e ,fa.mily Ing room, dining room, 776 1864 _.. PI' d 109 n \AI Tuning, rebuilding, refinish. -. ----- kitchen, carpelc-u. ease IlIg room, m rool. dishwasher finished base- room, 100 per cent fllllshed New carpeting. By owner. ing, de.molhing. Member I ---~--~--~---- NEW and repair work. Neat, call after 6 p,m. TUxedo Nev,' carpeting. By owner. ment ser'een-" terrace basement, 2 car built.in ga. 623.0731. Open Sunday 2.5. P&G PAINTING Company- I . 20 "ears ex ' "u , PI'ano Technl'cI'ans GUI'ld. c ean serVice., . 6-$551. 823.0731. 0 pen Sunday 2-.5 patl'o, $39.500, Ollen Sun. rage, immediate occupancy, ------We do all phases of in. , F estl'mates R. Zech, 731-7707. penence. ree ______. - .------i day 2-5, 886.1618. Open Sunday 2.5, 743 BERKSH IRE I terior and exterior painting 759.1676. I ~------.-- Rodgers and Associates I LUXURY LIVING, Unique ------and repairs. Special winter I--~------GEORGIAN RANCH, Living 779.6700 777.1234 English architecture, 1,.2 21 B-SEWING rates cut in half. 885-1894 E j room, s e par a te dining --.------.----.----;---- block from Lake St. Clair. MACHINF. after 6 p,m. Free esli. 21R-FURNITUR C HAM PI0 N room, 11I1'gekitchen, ulilily CITY of Bloomfield HI~ls, $64,900, 5V~% morlgage. SERVICE males, REPAIR room. family room, screen ~,ooo square foot ,Colomal, VA 3-6094, ______. i --~-----~--- HAVE YOU IlEE:-l WAITING for that large nine cd terrace, 3 bedrooms, 2 3 car garag{;', }3,4 acres, ~ I SEWING MACHINE repaIrs. RUDOLPH TONELLO ANTIQUE furnilure repair, bedroom hOllle conveniently locate VIOLATIONS CORRECTED I, .e... bruary 18 ,romC 8 un t'lI 11 D et'trOI area Ca th a I'IC Sch 00 Is. 0flag.rank eeameof f icet er youngestever to the hall,way mark excite. h SOUTH PRO I John A. 'Iachuga,.. "763''" roue M.oln.teh ria 00 s, . _. FINANCING A VALABLE o'clock, at the War :llemorlal. ~ • 0 ment caused by well.bal. T e awesome Warriors' Lydia. East Detroit, parked' .I~ Il> n , serve as superintendent of b b d h NOT I C L' IS HE REBY 885-9177 The featured band at the Austin will enter 2 One anced leagues reigns suo om e t e Hawks 47.6 as his '65 Dodge in front of 18780 L". , ------_._-- costume ball will be the Act plays In the Genesian the United States Naval Aca. preme. big Jim Parsons dunked 17 l\hck on Tuesday night Jan I GIVEN that the 1971 County, "Collection." Gifls will he One.Act Festival, bcing held demy will be the featured points and John' Hartman uary 18 and when h'e re' School and Drain Tax may Modernization I awarded for the best coso at WWJ.TV Auditorium, on speaker at the Grosse Pointe NORTH GIANT added 12. The Bull e t s turned is minutes 111 tel' he paid on or before Febl'U- tumes. A ",lardi Gras Queen March 26. Trophies and Celebrity Series' program at I The leading Boston Celtics dropped from the unbeaten someone had stolen a lir~ ary 14, 1972 Without penally MORE VALUE for your will be selected by the stu. medals will be awarded to Eastland Theater. Thursday. established a new Giant ranks ~y losing to the gage from his glove com. or interest, Begilllling Feb- money. Additions, kitchens, dents and a whole week o[ the various winners, February 10, at 11 o'clock. League scoring record by Supersomcs 22-12, M i k e partment and had removed ruary 15, 1972, a 4% col dormers, basements, bath. events and competitions pre. 0 • • Admiral Calvert is the I vallquishing the New York Schaeffer hit 14 for the win. the ignitian. I lectinn fel;! will be added, rooms, wall removals, cede the ball. Austin will be sending courageous Naval officer Knicks 76-54. Bill Ventimig. ners. The Trailblazers got Th The City Treasurer aels BIDIGARE BROS. • ~ 0 Michael Rizzo, the week of who successfully led the lia, 33 points, .and Mark their first win by squeezing h e reason for Machuga's as col:cction agent [or the The Auguslinian Speech February 13, to a conference nuclear. powered submarine Wickard 23 points led all by the Cavaliers 12.11. The ~a~rtgO~bsen~c was t:a\ he Coullty and the School Dis- INC. e for students frol.n across the USS Skate in one o[ the most scorers. Baltimore ~tayed in Lakers also won their first DI'amond LIIlI'o ~ near y aI',; trid, and the ahove time OUire 772.5715 Festival in Its 10th year at I s and had fOUlld I nation in Washt'ngton D.C. daring voyages ill history- the race by downing the by upsetting the Ruyals 17-4, the bar 100 c' d d I' limits are fixcd by Stale Evenings, Sundays TU 1.6988 Austin began on January 24 tedl f' tt h J' C h' roll' e . ,eturn. S ' and will continue Utrough The purpose of the confer. repea y sur acmg Iroug Chicago Bulls 52-41. Dean Jm ox ad 9 pOInts for the ing to the ca h hi' tatutl's a IHI arc not subject CA RPENTER WORK- Feb. 25. Under the auspices enee is to expose students the frozen Arctic icecap. Brierly led the Bullets wilh victors. no one, yet ~is~ovear~/e:i~ to chan~e ,by lile City 01' the Paneling, .partitions, shel. of the English Department, to the workings of govern. National Geographic Maga'116 poi n t s. Dave Beyer CENTRAL PRO : car burglarized. under,lgnctl. v e s, kitchens, ceilings, all studenls arc required to ment, whieh only first person zine and Life featured Admi. popped in 22 for the losing This well.balanced leao"ue Th HELEN L. FOX small jobs, elc, TU 2.2795. experience can prol'ide. ral Calvert's story on the Bulls. In the National Divi. e thief had gained en. give a speech in either of the Sk t' b kth h . b M'I k k has whittled its six.way tie trance through the right door ('ily Treasurer catagorics of Poetry, OratorYI ------a e s rea roug at the Slan t e J wau ee Buc S for first to a two way tie ror leaving no signs of forcibl~ City of Grosse Pollite 'VO(,1 new and old dresses. Mary, ael plays. Tickets may be Isolation which so often ac- 1 931-6657 Clifford B. Loranger \ YJ Village Clerk GP News 2,10.72 t 527-9729, 822-3392. obtained at the door for 75 companies this change of ' .... I'e&byierian cents. The directors are Jim status. d ------,------_._------ALTERATIONS. experienced Cnock'aut, Ron Schramm PWP is a thriving organiza- 'I 1 Will pick up and deliver. Ja~es Bonamy and Stev~ lion with 560 chapters and hUI'c/t; CITY OF TU 1-3669. FreItas (co.directing) and 70,000 members in the United 19950 MACK AVE. at TORREY Precision and Production ALTERATIONS and repairs. J~?letb M?lJtforton. A~ards States and Canada. RO~~rshIP ServIce 10 a:~oo 1152 Maryland, G r 0 sse aWn1dacetrgIven for best ac.tor ChUd care thru alre 5 . Pointe Park VA 1.2631 ess, best SUpporting Fint E'n.li.h ":Blessed Be The Name ~tO~~t J/'ointelfitrm~ . , . ~ctor and actress, and most j L of the Lord" STRAIGHTENING SEAMSTR~S - Cus.tom Ilmpor(antl~: best director. Ev. utheran Dr. Frederick H. Olert ' MICHIGAN dressmaking, alterahons. • • '" Oh h Preacbtng • AN types of MateriCli$ Experienced, E u r 0 pea n The end of February will urc _ • SHAfTS. STRUCTURAL STEEL .PLATES • TOOLS SUMMARY trained. 3446 Devonshire see Austin hosting the Michi- Vernier Raad at Wedgewood • BULL GEARS .AUH)MOTIVE PARTS. EXCAVATING near Mack. TUxedo 2.9820: gan District Forensic Tour. Drive. Grosse Pointe Wood AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT • ARMATURES • OF THE MINUTES ------1 nament. The best of the 884.5040 . CRANKSHAFTS AND DRfl(ESHAFTS • RODS AND EX.P E R T seamstr~ss and Augustinian speakers will re St. Paul Ev. TUBING tallor.ess, dres~makmg, al. present Austin in this tour-I Ohureh Worship 8:30 and January 31, 1972 11:00 a,..l. teratIons done In my home. nament. On March 19 Austin Sunday School 9:30 Lutheran Church The meeting was called to order al 8:00 p.m . 839-3714. --- 1 • Flame Hardening. Chalfonta .nd Lothrop Rev. p, Keppler • Dies • Shafts • Rails • Ways • Gears Present on Roll Call: Ma~'or William G. Buller PAPER l\IONEY STOLEN Rev. David Proctor. TU loU7' Councilmen James H. Dingeman, Nancy J. Wauga: 21Y-SNOW REMOVAL Asst. Pastor • Sprock~ts • Tools • Flame hardened pieces Ed Baker. driver for the We Invile You to Worship man, Richard C. Hudson, W. James Mast and E. Rust Detroit News. reported to _ guaranteed stroight. THOMAS LANDSCAPING With Us Muirhead. City patrolman Dale Van CO. 9:30 and 11:00 Worship Those Absent Were: Councilman Mark C. Slevens. Dale. on Saturday, February THE GROSSE POINTE SOR liNG AND !NSPECTION OF PARTS SNOW REMOVAL 9:30 Sunday School (1.18) 5, that someone had opened BAPTIST CHURCH Mayor William G. Butler presided at the meeting. BY THE season, residential, 11:00 Sunday School (1.8) commercial. On call storm the newspaper rack at 17410 21336 Alack Ave. 1001 JOY ROAD - DETROIT. 41204 - Phon. 93J.7620 Councilman Slevens .vas excused from altending II..... Chula. W. Sandrock service. 881-0292. Mack and removed the Grosse Pointe Woods the meeting. lIav. Rol.nd L. Sch.. dl. money. He added that simi. Invites you 10 worship The Minutes of the Regular Meeting which was WIth us, BILL CROTHERS lar incidents had occurred held on January 10, 1972, were approved as sub- in both Thp Farms and The' 9:45 A.M. - milled. AND SON Woods in the past weeks. CHURCH SCHOOL CITY OF The Council adopted a resolution to reC01l1111end LANDSCAPING AND SNOW 11:00 A.M. Sf. Mi(hael's . approval to the State Liquor Control Commission. of REMOVAL MORl~ING WOR51IIP PR 2.1798 after 6 p.m. 7:00 P.M. the request of Mr. George A. Marshall of 18660 Mack First Church of EpiS(opal Church Avenue, the Farms Delicatessen, to droJl Agnes 1\1, EVENING WORSHIP 6roS9t pointe }Boobs Marshall as a partner in the foregoing 1971-72 S.D,~1. 21 Z-LANDSCAPJNG I Understanding Rev. Jack Fullard, 20475 Sunnlngdof. Porlt Groll. Pointe Wood. licensed business. TRIMMING, removal, spray. Interim Pastor Religious Science Thc Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman MICHICAN The Council approved the low bid of the General ing, feeding and stump Taught Reclor I Roofing Company, in the amount of $1.296,00. for the removal. Free estimates. o a.m. to 11 a.m. Sunda: Groue Pointe United 8:00 a.m. Eucharist necessary repairs to the boat house roof at the Pier Complete tree service. Cal Park. Grosse Pointe War METHODIST CHURCH 10;00 am. Choral Eucharist FIe m n g Tree Service. i 211 Marau Road Sermon C h u r c h In accordance with the Siale Stalute. lhe Council TUxedo 1.6950. Memorial Bldg. School - Infants NOTICE TO "The Bapllsm by the 886.2363 Ihroough J u n lor adopted a resolution authorizing the City to receive Holy Spirit" HIgh reimbursement from the Common Pleas Gourt, for TREE AND stump removal Minlde.- For Information Call f'el'TV A. Thoma, 11:30 a.m, Eucharist with 'all time which the City's IIlunicipal Judge scn'es in ~orreetive .pruning'. East. 9:15 FAMILY WORSHIP BIDDERS Rev. Sarah So/ada, 0,0. Hymns and Short tliat Courl; and further, to disperse all such reim. ern Tree Service. Answer SERVICE Address 882.5327 Church School for nurs. bursed funds to the ~Iunjcjpal Judge. ing service. 773.0600. ery through sl: Thursday, February 10, J 972 Page Twenty.eight G RO SSE POI N TEN E W S * * Feature Page * * * ------* * * Irial curly look that's in, There is a quick gentle way to I' as president of its Evening " ~ '" get it with a Permabel permanent walle at Leon's, ...--. and Friday Book Review EAN's prime purpose , . , is to provide a 178118 Mack Aven.ue, We sa~ it demonstrated and :i~'j > Groups, as a member of its foundation for continuing education and action on you've IJeen readtrlrJ about It, Be a natural curly ~">,,,.r' Christian Education Commit environment for ALL age groups .. , Serve as head, call TV 4.9393,' tee and chair~an of its L?ng. I a unifying agent for organizations and individuals >I' ,,' Runge ,P~anmng C?mmltlee I involved in conservation and environment . . . In. ,on ChristIan ,Educatl?n, as a I cidentally they need workers in such areas as edu. Pack Up All Your Cares And Woes •.• and move to I member o( Its Pulpit Nom. r · k " . the carefree good life in Grosse Pointe's newest condomJum. ,inating Committee and Par- ca ~~n, wor proJe~ts lll, ne:n'spapel ,an~ bottle ,reo the Jefferson Apartments, 17111 East Jefferson. Snow : Ish Life Council and as chair. cyc.mg and for dissemlllating publIc mformatIon remo\'al, exterior maintenance, ga~dening are arranged for Photo by EddIe McGrath, Jr. I man of its Nominating Com. through ECO.LINE and political action with local you. A door man parks )'our car, receives your packages MRS. FRED W. ADAMS, OF RIVARD BOULEVARD I' mittee. ,organizations . , . If you're not hontc. These apartments are larger than most I Begins at Home I .. .. * suburban homes wid, ease and convenIence built In. ::I'he By Janet Mueller I School, (there was only one Pr!de. an~ the habit of! Just call ECO.LINE . . . 882.6530, ~Iondays nlne.foot ceilings. the maximum Insulallon. insures. a spa. The capacity for growth. is there: She rises then), Mothers Club,. scrVlce, beglll at home, I through Fridays, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., or Tues- claus quirt atmosp~ere. A washer dryer IS rlght.1O your I beautifully to occasions "At no r "d't M Wealth o( Servlce Mary Grace ,Adams has days and Thursdavs from 4 pm to 5 pm to vohm. kitchen as Is the Ice maker. There's a natural lll'eplace Gr Ad " . Ime., a ml s ,~ry She was a Cub Scout Den served the DetrOlt Presbyter- t . , • '. .. in the living room, a Viet bar in the den and walk.in I ace ams!, ~oes one ever feel entlr.e/~ quahfled Mother. a GL'I Scout Brownie ial Association as first vice. eer ••.• Or ask any. questIon: on ecology ••• ~r . closets In the bedroom. You'll have all the comrorts of fo~ a responslblhty, Rather, one grows In It , .. and leader a representative on president and president, as I borrow fl~ms on envU'onment. • .• Just call ECO. home but (ew of Ihe responsibilities. The most modern brmgs others along." ------1 the Grosse Pointe Motion co.chairman of "Target" em- I LINE or Mrs. Betty Chapman, 965,6000, extension security sy~lems gu~rd y?~r apartment while ~ou are As she \~as bro~ght along, I To this day, every fifth Picture and Television Coun. pba~is, (a program involving' 3462 ... You'll have it ... there or while travehng, VISIt the model, open daJly 12:00 As she IS growmg. year, her high school class cil, chairman of Room Arncll tind Yout~), a,sa mem. .. '" ,;. to 5:00 except Wednesday ... 882.7708 or 886.4880. I Mrs. Adams is the newly. returns to Iron Mounlain for Mothers at Pierce Junior ber of the NommatIng Com- Do you want books , ' . or periodicals? . . . 0;. .. .. ~ecte~ moderalor of the a summer reunion. They High School. m,tlee and as a three.time, Then the War Memorial is the place to go ... Any. Fashion's Latest Love , , . the canvas purse e~rolt Presbyte,ry of the eome from all over _ and She served on the Grosse (1964, 1967 ~n~ 1970), d~le. one in the community who is interested in environ. .rimmed with a leather.look. At Michelle's BOll- ~lllted Presbytenan Church, Ihey come en masse: For Pointe P.TA Council, as gate to the N.allonal Meeting rr ent I rt t h k t b k d't' t. 17864 M k A b d h' t first woman moderator in the 35th out of a class of Mother Advisor to the y. of Presbyterian Women at I a I era ure may c ec ou paper ac e I IOns tlque, a.c venue, a ran new S Ipmen the Detroit Presbytery's 144. I' h ' r Purdue, free of charge under the auspices of EAN , .. Or of totes and handbags, you'll find canvas edged year history. ~;:d lIy mo. ,e than one hu~. Teens. as a member of ,the Pride-not that which is just go upstairs on the second floor to the Garden with navy, red or carmel. Prices in this collection And she-and we. listening , NINErY showed up, ~~~dm~~d"Orehe:~~a Parcn.ts "vain and puffed up" but a Center .. , they have environmental books for range from ~ine to, twenty dollars. The!,e is also I to her-must take that "first Romance In ~alamuoo tf.e f~re_'t~: co~c:n,:~~t. proper respect .for, oneseli sale.,. a new selection of Jewelry and belts prIced from woman" bit for what it I'S'. I Maryt d fGrace thJames, t'Ilrad. HaIIoween P ar t'les. y and. thet orgaOlzallons/con-h' h ,. ,. * three to ten dollars. For cupid why not try one A, fact, not a platform, ua e rom e. Na lonal She served happily, learn. cerns 0 w IC one d~votes "People" resources ... EAN has a resource of Michell's ties? He's sure to love you The Bou. 'A person, (not 'a man,' Collej:!e of ~ducahon, Evans. ing and gl' ing S, ones~](-and the ~ablt ,of file with names of people in the communl'ty who . , . . , ,,' not 'a ') d' 'b ton. III. With a Bachelor of oW . ume servIce are expansIve vlr- tlque IS open Fnday mghts until eight. 11 ~~fman, oml? a J~ Educati~n degree' 1937 women find their satisfaction lues are qualified to talk, show slides, lead field trips, ..• '" '" '" \t",e wl fbe recogOlzed'b~n went to Kalamazoo It~ teach in crafts, in creative work, Receives Recognition Again just call ECO.LINE. ' erms 0f u uret responsl II. and there are many things M '" '" . 1n Martha s Closet, . , 373 Fisher Road, you'll ity" says Mary Grace early elementary grades anrl .' I ary Grace Adams is the '" find golden Valentines. A single gold heart on a • Chosen on !'Ierit' (as it turned out) 10 meet M~S /ifAd~:;s ~dmlts, that, recipient of an honorary I And then there are Field Trips .. , get a knowl. choker is six dollars A cluster of hellrts is thirty "I would like to think Fred W. Adams. ' ~Vteln h e t1 me Pdresel'\tthsBoard of National Missions edge of the outdoors AND at the same time enJ' ny , . _ - Th 'd . I se r s e wan ts 0t 0 WI of the United Pre b t . , h' d h ' dollars. ThIS costume jeweLry has a custom jewelry I BELIEVE _ that I have ey were marm. In her hands, Chu h 'n th U S' ~ yerian an e~r~c Lng an appy experience ... Currently hand.hammered effect, AU gifts are Valentine I been chosen for this office ~alamazoo'l June 22, 1940. But one has only so much bers~~p IShe ~as' T~c~i m~m- a trammg course for walking field trips is in session wrapped, \ '10 the basis of merit," says tow~:t~~~: ater, they moved time . , . and Mary Grace Certific~te of ReCOgniU~~ l:~ for men, women and young adults which runs *" ~ ... Mary Grace, Th Ad' h I has chosen to use hers work. an Associate in Christian through Marr:h 8 at the War Memorial. , . It's free e Thase Folks At !'Ir. Q •.. say "Ten. "My reception, so far, has stood in e:~s::her~;~h~~~:,r \ ing with people. Education of the United Pres. . , . Although, EAN members hope trainees will nls anyone?" They have an invitation .p \beet~ norm(al. It was the sug. Mr .Adams is quite a man' Loves to Travel byterian Church in the U,S.A. volunteer to help on field trips after completion of MR.,', I' . k t t W' bl d j:!es Ion 0 many men that ' 'A I . h d A person who 11 the course and h ave secur cd tIC e s 0 1m e on Ithis take I'd" Former Director of Mar. ny persona lime s e oes. . serves, we , ...... June 24.July 9. Call 886,0500 for ~". it' ,P re, I on t thdl~kf keting for American Molors have she's always devoted to Will be recognized. . '" '" '" del ails. ~ I s gOing 0 ma k~ anf I. Corporation he's now based travel. The Adamses criss. Now Mrs, Adams IS the For boys and girls 10 to 12 a young nat. 0;. '" * ference to the offIce SImply in Washin ton D C. crossed the continent wit h newly.ele~ted moderator of uralist group will begin on March 4 • • • }.t I'S on . . because a man or a woman ~, ~., • as their children vis i tin the DetrOIt Presbytery of lhe SpecIal,s, .. at the N?tre D,ame Pharmacy m' holds the office of moder. :,pecla! A,s5l5ta~t to the ~HA 45 states. Mar' Grace anJ United Presbylerian C~lIlrdt. alternate Saturdays at Seven Ponds Nature Center elude Bonnie Bell Ten 0 SIX Lotton. You get a two ator," says Mary Grace, r.ommlssloner In the Umted Fred have bee~ to Euro e And she couldn't be"il1 to .•• a senior field biology trip for the 13-17.year. ounce size free with eight ounces , , . three fifty. But she DOES enjoy being ~tates dDf!~rtm~nt ~f Hous- to Mexico and _ most !~s: tell you how, exactly. it hap. olds is slated to begin March 11, on alternate Sat. Vita .Bath and Shower Gelee regularly sixteen dol. l a ,~ir1: ESPl,!~ially now, Jnina:lde:_:~'s ~vaeroP;r~nt~ cinaling trip of all! _ to pened. urdays, at Seven Ponds ••• Saturday field trips for lars IS now ten seventy.five, It IS excIting and eneour. d f Y c Africa where Fred as Except: Look at her credo Pointe youths of aU ages will start on Saturdays .. " 1« agin~ to note the intenlional G- an por~ert trustee. o( presid~nt of the WMU' teu' entials! Here's a classic case in April . . • then for the serious-minded high, 0 , 'd Inv, 01vemen t 0( women 10. rosse , I n e Memorial, tees along '''I'th W.'IU's~- 0f R"lSlOg T h r 0 u g h The school age and older student I' te sh' . Why, , , are Scotsman lce cubes so clear, soil , various levels within the Presbytenan Church, he s '. "," Ranks if there ever was one ' n rn IpS on envI- ? B th d ' I I th chairm of th b d r preSident reprp.sented the', ronment are being planned with visits to Belle Isle pure, ecause ey are ma e a speclQ way. n e Church. Woman are saying an e oar 0 U' 't ' Ib d N' -servIce as a member of the C Scotsman ice cube maker the operation is completely, more and more 'We DO trustees of Western Michigan I nJ~ersltY In ~ an, I. Presbytery's General Coun- onservatory ... Detroit Historical I\iuseum ... 't t' Th' d t f'll . University gena, a ceremonies mark. 'I s b' Detroit Zoo and Greenfl'eld VI'llage au oma tc. ere s no nee 0 1 trays Wtt hi'tap wa. want to be a part of the. . ing the conclusion of U S ~I •. lI a mcm er of ItS Nom. '.. * * . . . ter, Fresh waer is sprayed into round cube cups mainstream, We want to be Daughter Is Teacher I AID and WMU's cOl1t~act matmg Committee" as vice. and frozen upside down. The impu.rities drain away, I where, ,.the decisions are They have two children, with the technical college ~oderatol".' a,s chalrma~ of And there's more .. ' EAN's got a list of parks The Scotsman provides u.p to eighteen pounds of! ma~e. Marlha Jane Adams, who there, 1~s Coordmatmg, Commllt,ee, and nature ar!;!as you can see in ONE day . . . ure round ice cubes a da" and can be beautifully Right up there, where like her mother earned her "The Timi of Ede (chie( CS a n:ember of Its Plannmg They've got other plans , , , Outdoor Education, P, .:t Mary Grace James Adam. BEd get th N t' I '" ommlltee, as moderator. one of th' fa 't b' t Ed t' mtegrated mto any home or office decorating plan, is S • ,; e re a e, a I.ona of the Ed~ p~ople), mVlted elect , . . elf von e su Jec s . " uca IOn com. See the Scotsman at Mutschler Kitchens, 20227 'And she couldn't begi to ~~~~~~ °t~nE~UC~lOn: I~.~ ~s out to ~IS VIllage for S~n. Some Other Reasons mittee member and Pointer Mrs, Kenneth Horn Mack Avenue ... TU 4-3700. tell you how exactly it ~ap- ton Ma~~ eac er mI. aY tmhorntlOgh,ChUrlchserVice, Except: Look at the tim~s, currently heads a program in the Lakeview Schools '" * '" d " 'h' an d en 0 IS pa ace where I Sex discrimination is "out" and has been for 14 years ... she's more than pene , Carles F, Adams is senior he had his hibesmen demon. Ithi" decad Th U 't d P willing to have Pointers come and sit in on one of IPs a Brecze ... that's the nc", hairdo featured at Has Several Reasons research director for. Car. strate the talking drums "I by!' ,e. rei 01 ed res. h ' EAN ' Edward Nepl, 19463 Mack Avenue. It's designed for the Except: "The Church has tei WaHace Pharmaceutical That's just ONE of 'ti';a is aer~~~~a~at~ao HmoSte~atorf er sessIOns .. , IS even willing to partially woman who likes the easy to care for, natural look . •. been a part of me ever since I Company, Princeton, N, J. Adamses'special experience; Waukesha 'Wi s . air, 0 fund those schools in The Pointe whu initiate a the woman who likes thai professional look but doesn't I can re~e,~ber," He completed his undel'- in Nigeria, I Except:' "I ~ave had the three. to five.day 01«utdoo;- edu;ation program , , . go to a salon p.ach week (or care, The Breeze is a layered: Except. I come (rom a graduate studies at Mon. Before coming home the com lete su r out on any lenglll hair and the set is c~mpleted with" family ~hat cxu?ed love." mouth College in Illinois, his spent some time in SOUl~ derf~1 famlP~nt ~fl a ton; Barnes Element.ary School's site • . . some. hand dryer. Call TU 4.8858 for an apPointment to have: Born 10 DetrOIt, she moved graduate work at Northwes. Africa then fiew up to th" Ivolunteer rJ f h' 0" m) where around two.and-a.half acres, is presently be. your hair styled. cut, conditioned and shampooed in the to Ir~n Mountain when she tern U~iversity East Atrican safari country: When the ~~~~itIP~~esb. ing returned to a nature area and small wild life design (or the Brceze , . , all at only $12. was flve-weeks.old and spent Marrted he's thD father of "I find g at I t' tN' t' C . Y pre sene ... Tho site }'s bCI'ng developed I'nto SI'X to '.' '" * II hI' - • - re re axa 1011. ery omma 109 ommltlee a er ea.r y years In !he three. chIldren, . great enrichment through I asked Mary Grace. a year or seven dif.ferent areas of natural study .•. If you Shopping Spree, , , Sylvia Trevi. i Upper Peninsula, gr~duat~ng Whtle they were growl~r>; travel," Mary Grace says, so ago, if she would conside! can prOVide some large stones, fill dirt or time no is planning her buying trip to Mexi. (rom ~ron Mountam 111gh uP. M~ry Grace along WIth On a long trip. she's inde. serving as moderator, Fred's just caB Mrs. Ravmond Lockhart .' , co. She is leaving the first week in (D~£"l SC,~tlh lit 193~. . them •. I.n~~school.r~lated l"e. fatigable, while a weekend I Washington appointment was She'd love to hear from you • 886 4633 . . . March and is taking special orders ave a ways apprecl- spol1slbl~ltles rangmg from away will put her back on in the offing, The Adamses * >I' • '" S . ated th~ background of a the RIchard Elementary top of things, : la1ked it out. ' now, 0 many customers and dccora- small('r community, where I Sch'lOl P.TA program chair. 1\1' R d' " They're a short.range Jet I Stili more plans , , ,workshops for teachin<1 tors rely on her hanel.craft sources for thrre's a gr.ea.t feeling.. a manship to the presidency En Istses hea I~g h .set Couple now Mary Grace ecology, outdoor educatiun, and uther environ": one of a kind deco,ratives 16237 .:~nccrn for one another." ,of the Grosse Pointe High her no~~u,e, sbe kOt.~; ads! going there, Fred coming men,tal topics are slated to begin in March and Mack and Three Mlle. I ------h m a 00, rea I here each honoring their' AprIl .'. ".' w enever I have the op.' . I' , , , ". ~ . ". ,Harvey's Compleat Traveler . ' . portunity, but still I find sep~ratf. eo~n,ltments and. ,) '" '" It.s Posh. , , the stlff COIf/lire .wl/lell stl~bborn'l. ha,s a hack pack made in France that my reading becomes sadly thctr commitment to each I . YOli can .help ... by calling ECO.LINE and of. ly re~lsts even 9~le for~e wI,nds lS as extm~t as. skIers are using to carry a lunch, an ex. HhRYD"s neglected," ol~e;~n Suzi ' fen.ng your tlme and/or monies to help EAN with I Y I the dznosaur and Just as III SUIted to modern llVill(/, Ira sweater, etceteras, There is a smaII ~ Mrs, Adams believes in "da rr . ,Mar dl G,~aches ! their manl' projects which involve YOUR ENVI. Today's fashions demand an easy versatile hair zippered compartment to use as a purse, i flexibility, for individuals prov :dnghegrrelYfPOt°1 ,e. t as I RON MENT ... .th I I' I Th I nd '1' Th I " sc a 0 eran ac.' StyewI IllC h moves an d fl aU's WI. t Ie s 19 ltest e pack has soft construction with felt I~ Orga~1Za IOns: e qua,' commodatmg soul who ~'ery 1------_.------breeze, The cut should be professwnally perfect. padded shoulder straps, Measuring about Ity of ,bem~ able to move In much puts up with the com. Hair should look bautifully styled wlzetlzer it is fourteen inches by fourteen inches, it • - I new directions, to recognize ings and goings of the Adam. I r"". ------... blown dry, iroTl curled or set ill rollers ml(l clips. comes in a variety of colors and costs !f:~~~~l! an'~1~~~e~\ a, c~allcngc, ,ses, I WITH COUPON The artists at The Posh Studio design for tile mod. fourteen fifty at 345 Fisher Road. Also ' reason ,In h ht; ~s onebo( the I It's a, small price to pay I Flower Special I ern womaTl arid the fasllions and life styles she. very p~pular wi.th skiers is canvas lug. (avora~l; i~pres:;~ W~I~"t~~~;o o~mng two such Special I FRESH S 1 I loves. Call 886-1377 for an appoltltmert, . gage With webbing, .. 881.0200. YWCA," she muses, "Its p. ---- I 99 I * '" " • I * * * concerns keep you abreast of _~ ii1!~ I CUT MUMS...... I val~~~~~ITt:~~:;'he 's~h:..~~1'19~:;s~~:~ N .~kirtM;~le~oi1is' l~l;gi.:'h~~~eVsi~gskair~;e~:; :~:l~ :~da~~ppening i? the.,:'. I per la'ge bunch • 'I f d h ,', ~. -:.~ar4s3_-,I This Wee~ Only - While They lasl • Avenue, you I In T e Naturals, charming Iwml embroidered ill India and colors are , . "In the YWCA, you cannel - - colorful real flowers. some with bullcrflies very easy to wear, Regularly twenty.five lag:. If you do, )'ou'U be left ,.~ -or.en------sealed In glass. , ,dollars, tile skirts will be fifteen dollars bchlOd, It rcally has c~lll. ':"-.:... -_-=:=:=:: , * (, ; for a while at the Mole Hole ('n Mack at lenged me to be very flcxlble .~ - "'- = .. _••••••••• - .. Love Those, sunny cruise and spring lash- . Tl!rec Mile an~ v~ry opcn," ~ ions from Martha's Closet which will brighten the '~.. 0;. She s s.ervcd thc YWCA o( -==' LARGE SELECTION OF I t th G Id J ' t W d d d ' Metropolitan DetrOit as a I scenhe a e 0 en ,IOn nex e ncs ay urll1g; ti ,T~e d,\rranRcment ... has a special bouquet for Vat. board member and chairman I GREEN HOUSE PLANTS I lunc . i I'n ne say, It's specially priced seven fifty at 341 Fisher of the Downtown Branch,. I (, 0;- " i Road ... 885,6222. She's served as a National' 11",,'1 ~(J1I f(',,1 ".rr~ fllr I 3 for '1.00 I It's a KllOWlI Fact .. , area rug:; are ill, At ,. , ~ *' • YWCA board member. 115 nil Ih(J~(' p.... r P(,III,I(' in I With (OUllO" - ThI, Week Only • Ed Maliszewski, 2143.5 Mack Avcnue, thcrc's a com. Sale.mg " ' , out of ~orts of C~lI, 23220 Gr, delegate to the national ','luri,la . , ,~\H'III;n" II. plete collection of them, , , ill 11001 tradtiollal re .. Mack a~e antiques sale prIced, Now, 111 t~e s~cond YWCA convention,. liS a' n"a~ 1I1t,1 ~Ilrrl'rin" ;n 1111 _. _. _. - - -. -. - •• _ • .} productions mid contemporary desif]lls, The color, week, fmd great reductIOns on antique .urmture, membe,r of th(' NallOnal Or. Ihal !tnl \HlIlh"r'~: ~ range is wide ami the prices will fit !lour pocket.' ,." "'. I ga,nlzl'tIonal Renewal C~m. book, Call 776.5510 for 011 appointment'. HEALY S HEAtTll HIlT, , . lookmg for a real mltl~e. as Nahonal. vIce. A llamA" r/A.:rt * '" * tastc treat? Nafwal dehydrated piTleap1Jle with no preSident and as chairman lIb v.. TI",.,. sligar or pre~ervat.v dded e c.ellellt selec o( the 12.slale National --= ' Where's , , . Ihe convenient place to rind II complete. ' "I ea. , ,Il~ :r, • YWCA Central Region E. ~ line of hand sewn and parchml'nt lamp shades? Wrtght's • tlOn of raw or roost. mlts a~ld va~lOus splce~, over She ser\'es happily icarn. STUDIO CAMERA SHOP ; DR. 'ft....Ii .. GUts and Lamps Is Ihe answrr, Thrir experienced sl.lf can 1150 11erb tcas to relleve varums dlso~ders, gIft bas. I ing and growing, ' _ , II'•fl•• help you select the riRht shade (or your lamp •.. 18650 i ~ets made to order fOT yOIlT Valentme , , . come I Service to Church CAR.L JOYNER. -=::= 17931 East Warren Mack Avenue, P.S. Just three days left 1(1 catch the lamp i m and !,rowse. 15010 Mack, Grosse POinte Park,! She's served her home 20229 MACK "'i"'f),eWcorf!.i TU 4.612~ sale! : free delIVery 882.3100, I church, Grosse Pointe Memo. I .- - I The Assistance League Presents • • • • J EIGHT PAGES Supplement to the GROSSE POINTE NEWS, FEBRUARY 10, 1972 Page One NORTHEAST GUIDANCE CENTER The narrow sign on the two.toned cubed build- Family counseling service answers a call for taking into consideration the income, the family ing reads "Northeast Guidance Center." The edifice help when a third party may clarify a stress situa- hardships. Fees may be discussed freely wiIh the on the southeast corner of Warren Avenue and tion. AdvDcacy is for the child in particular. Tur-. worker, No family is refused because of inability Harvard has aroused the curiosity of some who moil is related not only within o::lese1f, but with to pay. wonder, "What do they do the!'!.)?" struggles with school, police and institutions which affect our lives so deeply. Families are helped in The Director of the Northeast Guidance Cen- The Center on Warren is devoted to the men. their endeavors to do a better job, to relate to their ter is Dr. Eli Z. Rubin. Dr. William J. Rowell is tal and emotional health needs of the community community and to the institutions of our society. Coordinator of Consultation and Education, and it serves. It encompasses northeast Detroit, the Dr. Milan Marjarov is the Coordinator of Clinical Grosse Pointes, and Harper Woods. Vastly different Contact is made with the Warren Center by a S~rvices. Mr. Wayne Plakmeyer is the Supervisor . programs provide service to the very poor as well simple call to 886-3566; or to the Branch at 822- of the Keating-Stark Branch. as to the very rich. Service area of the Center is 8440. Both day and night clinics are scheduled. bounded by Gratiot and Conner, Eight Mile Road Parent and child are seen by a professional staff The Center provides comprehensive community and Lake S1. Clair. The Keating.Stark Branch locat- member who interviews them. If necessary, other health care for the eastside with continuity of care, ed on East Jefferson near Dickerson, offers direct sources are researched. All information is confi. integrating preventive, diagnostic treatment and services to families and indirect services to agen. dential. Treatment is determined after consultation aftercare. cies in that area. and testing. Each is different and requires its own special treatment. Prevention of mental and emotional breakdown is the aim of the Center's indirect services to com- Both Centers with competent staff provides munity leaders. Assistance is extended through con. individual psychotherapy or group therapy, and sultation to school teachers and counselors, to nurs. tutoring programs. Ref err a I s may come from ery school staff members, to those who deal directly schools, doctors, parents or various community ag- with children ... the doctors, police, probation of- encies. Those under 18 must eventually involve ficers, for example. In-service education is avail. parents or guardians. able not only to teachers, but to s:ollege students majoring in social work and psychology. Fees are based on the family's ability to pay, reach out • • • reach out into the community DRUG SCENE KEATING-STARK BRANCH BALDUCK INVOLVEMENT "It frightens me ... " Reaching out to meet the needs of residents When we talk of community involvement, on Detroit's east side is the Keating-Stark Branch outreach, concern, there is perhaps no better ex- "I don't like it, but I don't know what to do of the Northeast Guidance Center. Located on East ample than the Northeast Guidance Center's re- about it !" Jefferson near Dickerson, the Branch provides a sponse to the Balduck Community Organization's "How do you fight it?" wide range of other services. Problems may con. cry for help. c~rn drugs, housing, learning, or family emergen- If you are a television watcher you've heard CIes. Balduck Park, June. 1971. Headline news in and seen this public service announcement about all Detroit and suburban papers. High temperatures the drug problem. It reminds us that .many cit- Specifically, in the past, priority was given to and restless kids proved too volatile a combination izens from divergent backgrounds are vitally con. residents living in an area bounded by Clairpointe when drugs moved into the scene. Many arrests cerned with the wide-spread use of drugs. The in- on the west to Eastlawn on the east, Jefferson on were made in spite of efforts by community youth crease in drug use has touc.hed every facet of our the north to the Detroit River on the south. There and adults to calm the chaos. society, rich, middle-income and poor alike. has been much activity here this year. Recent action AND a woman who held a babe against has extended Branch services to include the Jeffer. Temperatures cooled and so did tempers, but Northeast Guidance Center and the Keating- son-Chalmers area to Alter Road. No longer is it Balduck neighborhood leaders wanted something her bosom said, Speak to us of Children. Stark Branch are professional facilities in the midst exclusive to the Keating and Stark school bounda- to positively answer the needs of their restless And he said: ries. of eastside Detroit, providing drug counseling, treat- youth. Area churches were the first to respond and Your children are not your children. ment, and rehabilitation services. The Center has in July a committee was formed. Under the supervision of Wayne Plakmeyer, been cooperating with Marine Hospital out-patient !hey are the sons and daughters of Life's the Branch is a neighborhood center where indio drug treatment. Now the Center, through its Keat- From discussion and research came the plans viduals may simply want to talk with someone. The longing for itself. ing.Stark Branch, is assuming comprehensive serv- for INSIGHT, to be a crisis intervention drop-in staff, familiar with the community, are available ice in a satellitE: program with the hospital. Overall center with ancillary services to the youth com- They come throu{?h you but Ilot from to listen. Group meetings for children and adults planning involves the transfer of out-patient facil- munity. By November Michael Hazelton and Mark afford an opportunity for people to help each other. you, ities to ten such sate1lite units in Wayne Coun',y, Rj.ce were chosen to organize and train volunteer On the Staff are three para-professionals, a social with Marine Hospital acting as medical monitor and staff; within two months sixty high school age vol- And Ihou{?h they are with you yet they worker, three ;:onsultants: a psychologist, a phy- handling in-patient care on the eastside. The goal unteers were meeting weekly, with a staff nucleus chiatrist and group social worker. More staff wiII belong not to you. is to divert to community control. gathering almost daily to set their center's policy be added as needed as the drug program is trans- and projects. The mental health program at the Center of- ferred from the Mental Health and Drug Abustl fers service to users of marijuana, lsd and other Center (Marine Hospital). The response of the community youth, who live YOII may gh'e them your love but not drugs. In the new program for heroin addicts, treat- The pulse of the community, its attitudes and in an area approximately bounded by Mack to your thoughts, ment will include methadone as needed. There will conflicts are through the Citizens Advisory Board. Seven Mile to Harper to Six Mile, has been so en. For they hat'c their own thoughts. be heavy emphasis on group treatment which has This group consists of delegates from various or- couraging that the Balduck Community Board of been so successful in encouraging some to use in- ganizations within the community, chosen by their Directors, led by a very committed Brother Charles You may hOllse their bodies bllt not dividual therapy. Family assistance. job counseling members to serve on the Advisory Board. They Daly of Bishop Gallagher High School, has taken their souls, and rehabilitation are also program components. study problems, program development, policies, per- forceful steps to assure that INSIGHT can become sonnel. After their review, recommendations come reality. For their sOlils dwell in the house of 10. The Branch which will house the stepped-up to the Guidance Cenler Board via the Advisory YOIl When the Northeast Guidance Center was morrow, ll'hirh ca/lnot l'isit, /lot el'ell program is at the threshold of hiring staff. A pro- Board representative who attends the Board meel- fessional service worker will supply direction. Three asked to help the fledgling organization, its reo ill YOllr drenms. ings. Center Board members who are residents of sponse was typically positive. In addition to pro- para-professionals and a practical nurse will com- the Keating-Stark, Jefferson.Chalmers area are Mr. YOII may stril'c to be like them, bill seek viding occasional meeting space for the staff, whose plete the staff for the present, but more will be Bronson Gentry, Mrs. Frances Lawrence, and Mr. present temporary location is the Zion Methodist 1101 to make them like YOII. added as required. For the most part, these work- Charles E. Marrs. ers will be drawn from the Jefferson.Chalmers dis. Church on Chandler PaTk Dr., the Guidance Center For life {!oes 1101 ()(lckward nor tarries tricl. A new family had moved into the neighbor- has offered its full range of services on a referral hood. This happened to be a family on welfare and basis. lI'ith yesterday. Center Director Dr. Eli Rubin advises they are their house was badly in need of repair. There was cognizant of the need to provide additional service Dr. William Rowell of the Guid ...nce Center's no money for a stove or refrigerator. The parents YOII arc tfw "ow" from which YOllr chil- for the increased demands promptp.d by drug abuse. reached out for some help. The Branch went to bat staff has personally responded to the Balduck com. The satellite operation is ostensibly for the entire for them and helped them make the necessary con- munity's need for a youth center. by accepting a drefl as lil'i,,~ flrmll'S fI."C "WIltforth. northeast service area, but the target now is the tacts from the agencies. This is just one way in position on INSIGHT'S hoard of directors. Dr. Row- The archcr sccs Ihe m(.;k "pan the path community in the Jefferson.Chalmers vicinity. which staff of both Warren and Keating.Stark ell's board involvement will serve to further cement branches can be helpful. those ties between community youth, community of th~' ill/illile, alld Hc bCllds )'01/ aith Hi$ guidance center and community adults. Dedicated groups within the community are mi~ht thnl His nrmll's may 1(0 $Wifl and far. attempting to solve the drug problem, and they Each problem is reviewed cClrefully and ap- contribute significantly. Eventually, howe\'er, the propriate assistance is offered. Branch Center's INSIGHT is still a dream. A permanent loca- IA't YOllr bel/dill{! in the archer's hand various organizations realize the necessity for pro. fees are based on ability to pay. No person is re. tion must be chosen for its center. Operating funds "e for ~lndflcs,~; fessional aid and direction. Backup service is fur- fused because of inability to pay. are desperately required. It is because INSIGHT nished the Youth Service Division of the Grosse can fulfill a definite community need that the Guid- For el'cn a.~lie 100'c.~the arrow that jlie.~, Pointe Police and for CENTER POINT, the crisis ance Center is so committed to helping make IN. so 1Ie IfJl'c.~also the /HJIV that i.t stable. center in the Pointes. There is liaison with the new SIGHT the reality that will prevent a Balduck Balduck Park Community Service Organization Park conflagration in 1972. Kahlil Gibran crisis center called INSIGHT, A Keating-Stark picture story Balduck could be the Marakesh or Tiajuana The root causes for use and addiction call for of Grosse Pointe to its youth in 1972, just as it was expertise and experience with emotional and mental follows on ltage 8 in 1971. Anyone interested in helping INSIGHT health. Our local Centers, Northeast Guidance and with time, talent and funding is invited to contact Keating-Stark, answer with professional assistance. Brother Charles Daly at Bishop Gallagher. tltis page made possible through the generosity of: TROY W, MASCHMEYER CO, The Shops of WALTON-PIERCE GRAY ELECTRIC CO, C.C.I. BOSQUETT & CO. DETROIT BANK & TRUST J.•••• ',= _ •• _ ••••••••.••••••••• 0' •• en ••• sa. at. ,a ..-., • sr ••• "W.'Os .. _ ,..,..,." h"., ,~. Pago Two A/1l0ANCL C~.AZETTE-Supplement to the GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, 1972 _ ...... - ..... _--~_._---_. Editorial Mat.,;,,1 Throu,1t Tile G."" .. lIy Of: BOARD PRESIDENT • • • • DIRECTOR HANNON FLOWERS It is my pleasure as President of the Board Dr. Eli Rubin, as exuberant director of the of Directors of the Northeast Guidance Center, to Northeast Guidance Center, has had over 20 years PRESSURE VESSEL SERVICE, INC. extend sincere thanks to members of the Center training and experience in the field of child~en's mental health. With degrees from Boston Urnver- RALEIGH HOUSE Board, to members of the Community Advisory sHy and Harvard, he has taught at :Way~e Sta~e Committee of our Keating-Stark Branch, to the University, Brown and Bost0!l Umversity., HiS ROSS ROY, INC. Assistance League, and to the many individuals various publications treat learnIng and beh~vlol'al VERHEYDEN, INC. who have supported us. treatises on children. He served 12 years at the Lafayette Clinic and (our years as Chief Psycholo- WOLVERINE MOVING AND STORAGE COMPANY Not long after the Center began in December gist at the Pendelton Bradley Home in Rhode to Island. . JOE MUER'S RESTAURANT 1963, a group of women committed to the goals of JIM CAUSLEY'S LEASING, INC. the Center, started the As:.istance League. The pur- ., At the latest meeting ox the Board of Dir~ctors, GAIL & RICE TALENT poses of this organization are "to further the in. '1< Dr. Rubin gave an enthusiastic report of the activi. terests of the Northeast Guidance Center by secur- ») ties of the Center. "People need help NOW! Our DONALD E. McNABB COMPANY .~ • priority is to see people," he emphasi~ed. He stated ing friends and financial support for it, to encour- ROBERT'S PLACE .i ~ that referrals are seasonal. They bwld from Sep. age both appreciation and enthusiasm for its value ~'...... - tember, reaching the peak number of case~ !n to the community which it serves, and to assist its March and April. People are seen usually wIthm Board of Directors ... " True to this committment, one week of their request [.resently. the Assistance League has been of ever-increasing Mental health services are varied and exhibit imporlance. Everything for Boats the wide range offered by the Center. One is COl'P- eration with a new community group, The Balduck and the People in Them We are fortunate to have on our Board of Park Gommunity Service Organization. Parent dis. Directors dedicated citizens who represent varied cussion groups within the community have recently segments of the community. They have a sincere begun. Adult aftercare program is in the planning stage and is seen as essential. CurI'ently there is an interest in support services that help children and attempt to decentralize the aftercare facility of the their families attain fuller, more satisfying lives. THOMAS I Ypsilanti State Hospital. Our Board provides counsel and direction to our staff of mental health workers and professional "We must take care of those in this area," HARDWARE CO. NORTHEAST GUIDANCE CENTER asserts Dr. Rubin, "Ypsilanti is too far away." An personnel. alternative location \s still uncertain and must be 886-6094 J 8680 Mack Ave, SLATE OF OFFICERS decided by the State Department of Mental Health. Individual support is of major importance. One of the necessary functions of our Board is to 1971.1972 Drug Program plans are continuing for the Center to assum~ the methadone program from provide funds as a local base to those mental health President .... Mrs, Alfred H. Glancy, Jr. Marine Hospital. Event.ually, 10 satellite units in dollars that come to us from the State. In order V. P 'd t ~1 G C C J Wayne County will provide out-patient facilities, to obtain State funds sufficient to deliver a service Ice resl en...... j, rs. eorge . rane, r. with Marine handling the in-patient care and act- LITTLE CAFE of this magnitude to our area, we must produce Vice President. Mr. James Jenkins, Jr. ing as medical monitor. these community.based funds. Your individual An- Vice President ". Honorable Theodore Souris Negotiations continue with Cottage Hdspital I G 1Mb h' . th Ct. . 'f' German - American Food nua enera em ers Ip In e en er JS a slgm I- Treasurer .... Mr. Wilber M. Brucker, Jr. to coordinate with the Center to combine psychiatric German _Ame.rican Light cant way to help the development of adequate serv- services. Collage's new wing provirles some beds ices to meet the needs for community mental health. Recording Secretary. ... Mrs. Willis Bugbee for in.patient treatment for those who can pay. The and Dark Beer We encourage your participation in the General Corresponding Secretary...... Mrs. H. Ross Hume Center wants to provide for those unable to pay. Membership Drive each year. All community sup- t I Ad . 1 . h d R h How do you reach out into the community Cocktails port of the Center is augmented by State fund:; ,ega VIsor . Mr. bc ar 0 I' you seek to serve? The Center has embarked on a which match our donations in the ratio of three Medical Advisor. Thomas A. Petty, M.D. program of consultation with community agen- 12601Gratiot to one. cies . . . the schools, churches, police, welfare of- fices, hospitals. Institutional advocacy stresses the LA 1-9668 For the first Hme, members of our State gov. CENTER BOARD MEMBERS 1971-72 requirement to be more responsive to the needs .... ~ ernment are hearing from this community regarding Mr. Norman C. Acker l\lrs. H. Ross Hume within the area . I mental health needs! The Northeast Guidance Cen- Mrs. Richard D. AnslolV MI'. James Jenkins, Jr. "Maybe we can help them do a better job ... ter has been the moving force in the formation Mr. Rudolph Armbruster Mr. Bruce D. Kennedy to be more effective in their own endeavors as a of a Legislative Committee for Mental Health in Mr. Richard H, Beach Mr. Lawrence Kennedy part of the community," says Dr. Rubin hopefully. Wayne County. This unique committee consists of Mrs: Donald A. Blomquist Mrs. Charles Kinnaird every mental health organization in Wayne County Mrs. Charles R. Boyce Mrs. Frances Lawrence "Our advocacy is for the child in particular. Mrs. William A. Boyd Mrs, Stirling Loud Their turmoil is related not only within themselves, .that is founded through the Detroit-Wayne County but with institutions which affect their lives so Blj OuT€ ~I€ INC. Community Mental Health Services Board. Mrs. Charles A. Brake Mr. Charles E. Marrs Mrs. Andrew W. L. Brown Mr. Darwin D. Marlin, Jr. deeply," he continues. /)esiKners (11/(1He/(Jilers ul fine Jell'cln' We are optimistic and enthusiastic as we pro- Mr. Marvin Brown Thomas A. Petty, M.D. "We know kids are experimenting with drugs. 19860 Mack Ave. (betMen 7 & 8 Mile Rd.) gress steadily toward the full development of serv- Mr. Wilber M. Brucker, Jr. !HI'. Richard Rohr Generally they are unhappy at home or in school. Grosse Pointe Woods, MlchlgM 48236 Mrs. Willis Bugbee Mrs, James E. st. Denis We serve as a backup for the Youth Service Division (313) 886.2050 ices necessary to a complete mental health complex Mrs, Steven Ciglar Mr. Haymond W. Schleicher of the Grosse Pointe Police and Center Point, the for this community. We have conviction that the Mrs. Geol'ge C. Crane, Jr. Honorable Theodore Souris crisis center in the Pointes. community recognizes the value of our services and Dr. Shirley Dobie Mr. Eugene Strobel "Mental health includes a broad range of serv- will support the Northeast Guidance Center. Reverend David Eberhard Mrs. Robert F. Sullivan ices. Our interest is that when people in the north- Mrs. Fred Flom Mr. Robert L. White east area are having problems, they know where 'Betty M. Glancy Mr. Bronson Genlry Mr. John E. Williams, Jr. to turn. We want them to know who .we are . Mrs. Alfred R. Glancy, Jr. Mrs. Calier H. Worrell that there is help available." Intune with tomorrow ... Working Together Marsh &McLennan. We're busy solving today's business insurance problems-but Ja;c~obSOliS) we're thinking about tomorrow's problems, too. That's why we're industry's leading insurance agency. In Detroit and around the world. , 11you plan to be in busine~s ". tomorrow, call us today ... for the .'. finest corporate insurance at the .,' lowest possible cost. One . Woodward Avenue, 962-0034, . Detroit 48226. . ." MARSB & YcLENNAN Industry's leading insurance agency NORTHEAST GUIDANCE CENTER 11000 EAST WARREN 886-3566 this presentation through the generosity of MICHIGAN BANK N.A. Phologroph5 by Rober' McKendrick Second at Lothrop, Detroit • Somerset Mall (Big Beaver, 16 Mile Road) at Coolidge. Troy ...... t d' • *''-*-...._ 1 _ t rlbt sn' _,M, ~. r $ _' r ==th 'de "".0<. at... eO -...... zdC" .... _ ...... eM...... ----.~ ..- ...... Thursday, February 10, 1972 GUIDANCE GAZeTIE-Supplement to the GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three There Is An Answer A Guide Through the Center Crowing Up northeastern Detroa. All pertinent moteriol is eligible to recei'le service is discussed and evolu::Jted. A long difficult proces •... ot the Center. Ail information is ' Pressure at home reported to the porenls Demands at school along with recommendo. Family cnd friends to ploy The Procedure tions. with All information The parent (or guardian) Or fight with ..• is confidential. A whole SELF to define, must call the Center and give a brief description of the Problems Arise I-lroblem. In an emergency situotio ..., Treatment A child might appointment If treatment daydream excessively have is arranged immediately. is recommended, a nightmares Otherwise, the appointment qualified stoff person or temper tClntrums, be is mode as soon as is Qssigned, moody possible to talk and appointments arron1~d. uncontwllbly aggressive over the problem Therapy is different or he might lie, cheat or with a stoff member, for each child steal, and his unique problems. Then What What Can His Happens? The Fees Parents Da? The child's pellents must A moderate fee is charged, If discovered and trea!,~d work closely with the Center. The amount is in time Porents ore required to come determined by family these problems can ~e '0 the first interview, income and obligations. cured. A history of the child, No chHd is turned owoy Any chilrl under 18 y<,ors his problem or refused treo tment of age is obtained. becou~e of inability to pay. living in the Grosse Point es. The (enter stoff may No family Harper Woods, !live him a number of tests, is refused help. After a phone call to the Northeast Guidance Center to arrange Who COllIes an appointment, parent and child check in at the information desk. to the Center? One of the most frequently mother. The falher's work asked question~ is, "Who kept him away from home comes to the Center?" Gen. and family life. Resentments erally. those who ask are in. built up, yet it was impossi. terested in the kinds of prob. ble to express these feelings lems dealt with at the Center. since the father was under A caller might wonder i£ his considerable tension as well. problem is severe enough to They recognized that family For generations, we be considered. Our response security hinged on his job. is, "When the problem is of and that he was under. have been tailors to concern to the parenls or to going a difficult time at gentlemen who equate the child, and your own ef. work. It was obvious, how. tradition with good forts to resolve it have f'Ailed, ever, that this tension was a third person with a broad influencing parental response taste, comfort with experience can sometimes be to each other as well as to superb craftsmanship, helpful in finding a solution." Mark. and quality with a name: A typical case illustrates the The Center worker helped point. them focus on the problem, .oufqwitk Mark's mother called the relieve some of their tension. A tradition among Center recently upon the ad. He assisted them in working gentlemen. vice of a friend who had out some solutions helpful to taken her child, and felt the the family, and to the father worker had been helpful. himself who WdS feefing Mrs. Williams had been guilty about preoccupation struggling for several weeks, with his work. They began to wondering what to do. Mark's think of Mark's problem as school advisor informed her a family one. needing all to that he was daydreaming, work on it to gether,Father not paying attention, visiting found short periods of time car/sterr with otbers, and not corn. to do things with the family. pleting his work. Mrs. Wil. Both parents made an effort 80 • ON THE 1/Il.L GROSSE POINTE FARMS liams was pleased to l~arn to find things in Mark's be. TV 2.3590 that she would be seen within havlor they could praise. a week. Once she made up They learned to tone down her mind to seek counseling, the punishment. Parent and child are interviewed by a staff member in one of the attractive she wanted to get on with it. Within a few weeks Mark consultation rooms. The problem is discussed from point of view of the Mr. and Mrs. Williams and returned to his former self. child and adult. Mark were interviewed by He played with friends com. the psychologist at the Cen. patibly. He was happier and ter. They focused on the basic more enthusiastic a b out problem relatively quickly. school. Mr. and Mrs. Wil. They shared with the psychol. liams, more pleased with agist something of Mark's themselves, ca me together earlier history: The>, related around important issues in their own. experiences with the family. They took pleas. the other' children, and the ure in the fact that they were current problem as they saw learning how 10 handle some it. They came to realize that of these problems them. a truly fine Mark's problem was not a selves. severe one. They were caught After five or six interviews, coJJection of gifts up in a vicious cycle. Mark they talked of terminating felt unloved, misbehaved, their contact with the Center. for every occasion was punished, misbehaved They fdt they were now on again, received more punish. the right track. They knew and distinctive menl, etc. they could come back if they The first several interviews had more difficulty. For now, accessones rev e a led that Mark was they preferred to handle lonely and unhappy, like his things themselves. <4,the 51"gno;the exc1f1sil'ei)' for the man of tradition We invite you to inspect our fine line Mermaid OF OXXFORD ClOTHING on-tlle-Hill Following discussion of the case by trained staff specialists, the children are tested with a 92 Kercheval, On the Hill psychologist. These children are performing one type of test which help pinpoint problems. Distributors 01 Fine Furniture Since 1931 19571 MACK AVENUE O'BRIEN'S Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan TUxedo 2.6963 t»: t~ ....9ntroJuceJ ARONER & SCHUMACHER their new I~~G I~} JOHN RUMMEL ~111i 415 EAST CONGRESS 1:1:: :I::: DETROIT :i:j: tine of CADILLAC • CUl'petinfj •Your home furnIshings dealer, dec. • CUJtom orator or architect can makE and 37777 Gratiot, at 16Y2 Mile ::::: arrangements lor you '0 be ~::: 293.7500 468.0571 fJ ;",,,d.,,d I reae/'J made frame.1 w ~. ~l Y. ;:~::;:::;:::;:::::::::;:::;:::;:;;;:::::~:;~:::;~;:;:~:;;::::::::::::;:::::;:::;:::::~:;:;:~:;:~:;:;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:.:~ P.gt Four GUIDANCE GAZETTE-Supplement to the GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, 1972 _ (An informZaive adt'ertisemcnt CtHel (I j1'ec offer) Take this simple quiz to see if you need this book. The wrong answers could cost you money: 1. THE CHIEF DIFFERENCE BE'TWEEN A STANDARD AND INTERMEDIATE SIZE CAR IS: o 500 pounds 0 $200 ..$300 0 Standard is ,ipprox. 12" longer 2. YOU NEVER GET YOUR MONEY OUT OF l\IR CONDITIONING WHEN YOlf TRADE OR SELL: o Tl'ue D False 3. A LARGER OPTIONAL ENGINE COULD BE WORTH THE EXTRA COST IF YOU: o Drive in city traffic 0 Drive \\lith air conditioning 0 Drive in hilly country 4. THE PRINCIPAL ADVANTAGE OF DISC BRAKES OVER DRUM BRAKES IS: o Better Stopping D Longer \vear 5, AUTOMATIC SPEED CONTROL CAN: o Save on gasoline 0 Earn lo\ver insurance rate We Listen. Here are just a few examples: In the next 12 months, 10 • All /llil- and in!Crmediate-sized 1972 Fords, Lincolns (md Mercttrys corr)' a special energy- million Americans 'will buy a absorbinf,; frallle rhat is designed to redttce nett' car. the shock of a head-on collision, • Mosr "a!twlllaric~'eqllipped Ford Motor For most, that car -next to Comt)(lllY cars featllre improt'ed rransmis- the hOLLsethey buy - represents . sion coolin/!" • Power disc brakes are now available on the biggest purchase of their life. most Ford Motor Company cars. If you're one of those people • Conrinental Mark IV, TBirds, Torinos and Montegos fearttrc nell' sllspensions that im- -and you had difficulty an- pTOt'e ride and handling ability swering cmyor all of the ques- • Aircondirioning lmits on many Ford Moror Company cars r.lln qttierer iJecause of a n,~lV tions abot'c-you're not alone, t'ibration damtJener on rhe compressor, Most people can 'toAndforgoocl • Long wearing radial-ply tires are at'ai/able on many models, reason, For years in this country, You'll find complete details on these no one had to. Choice was and other faets written in plain, simple limited; bH)'ing a car was eas)'. English There'~ also a pnge on prices. So that nfrer you \'l' put everything together. YOlL ,bought (l 2-door or a 4- you'll ha\'e some idea about what it costs. door. And thea ll'aS about it, The finn\ section of rhe book will probably Today, H'ith more than 40 intrigue you, It's made up of blank space, so that you can comparc Ford facts and different makcs of domestic ~mcl specifications with thosc of Gener~.l imported cars on the market, Motors, Chrysler and American Motors. 400 t{'ith different models and WE HAVE CONFIDENCE IN liter(dly thousands ojeqlli/Jment OUR PRODUCTS. combinations, buying a car can 'We belie\'c thnt it you hecome n slllnrter car huyer, we'll get our shnre be /Jrctt)'com/Jlicated. llf the bu~ine% - and rl1l'11 ~ome. Which is thc rcason Ford Motor Com/xmy has H'l'itten Do write {or the book. While you're nt it, let u~ know what':; on yom mind, Tcll a 144-jJage book called, "Car 1I:; ho\\' \\'e (;111 he t te r SCf\'C you ns a BU)ling MadcE(lsier."Ancl H'h)' compallY, We li~tC'n Am: \\'l' listen hetter. over 17),000 j)eoJ)ic h(ll'e H'rittcn cms in general. and t1w illforlllali()1l il COIl- Ih:11 will lest Yllur car huying ahility, A for it. tains cnn he ,lpplied 10 Clll'\Tolcts, Plym- 1";1 ssi Ilg ~'r;lde Illea IlS 111l )rt' than a good ouths and C;ldillac~, as \\'l'1I ;IS Linco]lls, m;lrk- illlll'anS \'llu're:1 ~Illartl'r C fC:l' miHltleS mll)' J)yot'e hdJ,ful. 1'\TI1 tll1;Ull'- ,lfl' chapll'rs llll illsulant',' ;ll1d Il)i 2 h,rd, IIIll,'\)) ,111,\ :--!cl,ury l;1I' (we listen better) inJ.:, It CO\"l'rs suh""t" lib' dll'"c THE BOOK NEEDED WR,lTINCl • Cmn/J r;OIU) WROTE IT' • HOI(' 10 hi I;" "II" ," HlIlCil ('II!:"1" ('11\ ~l,lrl'___ ...• ./ip _ ANSWfR'i I L..!.:~\~':':' ::.;. :.. :.. _:...::-_ -: :"-.::':= =':;.::''-:: =-.:::..:::.. _.::::.:..-=-=-~-.:.-.=:.:-_-==::=-==-_ , , " ,','i ,1,_, ,.. ,. '" -~~.:. '. ,. I .l~...., >-tit t i' t'" j ). ~ ... Thursday, February 10, 1972 GUIDANCE GAZeTIE-Supplement to the GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five ir-:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':~:':':':':':':~:~:~:~:~:~:~::;~;::~;::~:::~;:::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::;::~;~;:;:;~::::;.;~;:;~::;::~::;:;:~:~:~::::;~::;~:::;~:~::::~::::;:~::;~~i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Carrying out the League's objective to secure friends and render financial support to the Northeast Guidance I.. I,'.~ Center, the GUIDANCE GAZETTE, ~ ~ ~ supplement of the Grosse Pointe ill Supplement to the Grosse Pointe News, February 10, /972, ~~ News, is published annually. Work. ::: Editorial Manager ::~ ing on this year's edition are, left to .:. FI Photography,., .... ,,, ..... ,..... Robert H. McKendrick .:~ ::: orarn:Je Kliher (.~Irs. Edward }<'.) Artist .. ' .. Ann Marie Miller (Mrs. Frank A.) :::: right, FLORAMAE KLIBER (MRS. ::: Contrihutors. . Eli Z, Rubin, PhD. Technical Assistance Pepper Whitelaw and ;::: EDWARD), Editorial, ANN MILLER ::: Terry Treiber (Mrs, Berthold A.) William Adamo :::; (MRS. FRANK), Advertising, and :.: Advertising M:mager Grosse Pointe News Staff :.:. GINNY McKENDRICK (MRS. ROB- i.1:.' Ann Marie Miller (~trs. Frank A.l :.I.~. Pa~r?ns ....Virginia )fcKendrick (Mr&. Rouert H.) ERT) Patrons. ::: ~fallmg.. .. JUllC Valassis (Mrs. Haymond) The Assistance League to the Northeast Guidance .:~ ::: BU.lIless Mallager Center extends special thanks to '.::: ::i Hatlie Plannenschmidt(Mrs, Arthur) THE GROSSE POI;IITE NEWS ::~ ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::::::;:;::::::::::::~:::::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:::::::::~:::::~::::::;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::;::::;j Assistance league Fun and Funds A first time venture for the League, their Christ- mas Mini-Mart was profitable fruit for the North. "Tennis and Games Night" offered a unique twist east Guidance Center. The miniature shopping in fund raising. The Grosse Pointe Hunt Club's new arena was stocked with some 400 items, mostly tennis house provided enthusiasts with bright in. handmade by members. Chairman JUDIE BEACH door courts on a frigid January night. Card games (MRS. WILLIAM), far right, displays one booth in the clubhouse kept non.tennis buffs busy, and with assistants BETTY WALKER (MRS. LEE), all enjoyed a late evening buffet. In tennis attire BETH HARRISON (MRS. J.), and SHIRLEY CARR above were LUCY SCHEER MRS. ALAN), BEVER. (MRS. RICHARD. LY LANGS (MRS, RICHARD), JOANNE HORNER (MRS. CHARLES, and VIRGINIA VALLEE (l\!RS. For those eager to know ROBERT), co-chairman, next to ANN DISSER what spring and summer (MRS. MICHAEL) Chairman. fa s h ion s will be, on March 15 the League will sponsor a Walton-Pierce Fashion Show and Lunch- THE ASSISTANCE LEAGUE eon at the Detroit Ath. TO THE letic Club. MARIA VA. THE NORTHEAST GUIDANCE CENTER LENTE (MRS. MAR K, To help bring a more crystal-clear future to fam-' JR.) is general chairman. Bies with emotional and mental problems, this ac- BOARD OF DIRECTORS Stunning feature of the tion oriented committee is finalizing plans for the 1971-1972 show will be some of the RESTAURANT black tie Crystal Ball to be held on February 19 at EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Helga Regency collection the Grosse P':Jinte Yacht Club. Left to right, BEV which is to appear in the President Mrs. Charles R. Boyce LEINWEBER (MRS. ROY) is chairman; BARBARA President Elect...... Mrs. Robert L. Hull April issue of Town and BOYCE (MRS. CHARLES) is League President; • fine food Country magazine. First Vice President (Program) Mrs. Donald Siegel CHARLOTTE MASCHMEYER (MRS. TROY W.) has Second Vice President (Membership) accepted Honorary Chairman, and CHRISTINA Mrs. Arthur Johnson REDMAN (MRS. HARRY) will assist as co-chair- Vice President in Charge of Projects MACK & MOROSS man. The evening will begin with a cocktail party Mrs. David Spier1ing TU 6-2420 in the Lakeshore Road home of MR. & MRS. AL. Recording Secretary Mrs. H. William Butler F'RED GLANCY, JR., for ($100) Ball Patrons. Corresponding Secretary Mrs .. William Beach Treasurer Mrs. Randolph J. Agley .------.., STANDING COMMITTEES Arrangements Chairman Mrs. Vincent Lisotto YOU CAN HELP By-Laws and Yearbook Chairman JIM FERRY Members of the Assistance League to the Mrs. John P. Williams Northeast Guidance Center are not just "club Historian Mrs. Raymond Duffy Everybody's Friend women!" Their purpose is to be informed and in Recording Chairman .. Mrs. William Fiscus Says: turn keep the community informed concerning the Publicity Chairman Mrs. Joseph Dillon problems of emotionally disturbed children, fami- Telephone Chairman Mrs. Carl Mueller lies and adults. Raising funds necessary for Center Service Chairman...... Mrs, Alan C. Scheer "COME ON programs designed to promote mental health serv. ices is a vital function. Those who give, also receive for their effort, the reward and satisfaction of having helped those whose world is out of focus. In joining with others in a program relevant to the S'co1t$huptrine LET'S community, warm personal relationships are devel. eO 0 001111 a a a 0 00 Illl 0 d d" 0 0 0 0 'j 9UALITY FURNITURE YOU CAN AFFORD oped while participating in fund-raising functions MAKE A and activities. .. The need is now: Active members of The BIRMINGHAM. DEARBORN Assistance League are required to. attend a mini- mum of two general meetings and actively work GROSSE POINT'E in at least two projects a year. Associate members DEAL" are entitled to all' privileges of the organization except voting, but are not required to work unless ~ Apothecary Shop WE WELCOME YOUNG PEOPLE! they choose to do so. , /-- 121 KE.CHEVAl AVf~ "ON THEHILl- What could be more worthwhile? The North- east Guidance Center is the major community mental health agency for the Grosse Pointes, Har- OUT OF STOCK per Woods, and Northeast Detroit, providinl! direct treatment services to cllildren and their families. as Io well as consultation services to schools and agendes. For information regarding the Assistance League, l'ontact Mrs. Charles R. Boyce, President, 499.0472. L at EXAMPLE .COt\styuctio\,\. 11\dil"\+X>'r\~t\c.1? Undercoating r: THE BIG LITTLE CAR 0- can cause rust. Ziebart '72 Plymouth Duster prevents it. l Undercoating dries out, cracks, and actually tra ps ddt\Jd ~. l.)rl\~t~1\ water against your car's Bob Saks chassis. This ron cause "lMt. da"',d W.Sc.Mr~t'5~ OLDSMOBILE That's why undercoat- inghas been discontinuen 011 most governm{'nt flc{'ts. By contrast, hoth the SPORTS COUPE . ~~Office Ziebart nldtproofing sealant . 225 6cyli" nea •• ' P•••••••• ,? •• ?? Z?PSM.?Srrnn.r •• ,ttrS" • e tM rRt f _.+.. N b"!.~-...... ~,.c'_ , ,, •• ~ ~ .---.,...... ---~ ---...... -:-...... -- _ ------..- ---...... -...... ,..~~- -- .....,...... ym - --+'-....,------.~.-- •....""""".-... """ps WO' IIlI""l pe lI""tIb p 'II"""'P.--_.--- W"' "-'_!""', •..,.--'"~ I • , ,", 1 " .. Y ~. '. •• •. • " , I , I .", -:---~",. ",' ..,., ...... l Page Six GUIDANCE GAZeTIE-Supplement to the GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, )972 The 1972Buick Riviera is no smooth and straight on rough ordinary car. roads, in heavy cross winds. It's the result of an idea Front power disc brakes. that has appealed to man down Variable ratio power steering. through the ages. To set aside the A 455-cubic-inch VBengine. preconceived and common. To it. As distinctively advanced Turbo Hydra-matic transmission. begin free and fresh. To go far outside as it is inside, where you All standard. beyond the ordinary. sit in cockpit-luxury surrounded You've never test-driven In Buick's case: to create by your controls. anything like a 1972 Buick an extraordinary car. The ride and handling Riviera. \Vhich is why you should Riviera. are those of one of the world's do it 'Soon. It's not a copy of any great personal cars. With Buick's It's a copy of nothing. other car, anywhere. And it looks AccuDrive to help keep you Nothing extraordinary would be. 1972 Buick Riviera. Something tobelieve in. See all the 1972 Buicks now at your Buick dealers. IIMARK Of rXC£LL fNCf . ~ 'Me: .., tift " ' tift _ _ •. • ~ ~__...... ~ __~ -...... ~ ... c ...... "D' on $ s •••.••••• m F •••• ~ •• t _ 64 ~ ..... W.-z4W C. • ¥ • W..,; • S :$ • a 5 ; w .4 P .... e • g SUA 4. 4 '$es$ I. • • • - Thursday, February 10, 1972 GUIDANCE GAZETTE-Supplement to the GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven 1 B_"_S_'_'R_e_s_,_p_o_tT_o_R_' II L_e_o_K_u_e_p_a_tr_o_R_s ...I. Adelaide Huhn Mr. and IUrs. R. J. Agley Allemon Florist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Arndt Mr. and Mrs. William Barry Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berendt Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. George S, Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Benson Art's Party Store Dr. and ~rs. Charles R. Boyte Frank R. Brown Curpels Mr. and Mrs. WUbur M. Brueker, Jr. Mr. and IUn. Charles D. Busbey City Animation Company Mr. and Mrs. H. WUlJam Butler Compliments of ~ Friend Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. c.mpbell Mr. and Mrs. James Carly Balduck Park-Crisis Center "Insight" Grosse Pointe Park Police Station Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. CooDles Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mds Raymond M. Crayeehiolo Mr. and Mrl1• Thomas N. Davis Cook Ford, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Dlsser Farms Market Gertrude E. Draves Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Duffy, Jr. First Federal Savings & Loan Association Mr. and Mrs. John Elias Greater Detroit Lllndscape Service Mr. and Mrs. wnUam Flseus Mr. and Mrs, John W. Fleek Grosse Pointe Indoor Tennis Club Dr. and Mrs. Rlehard J. Ferrara E, J. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Frank A, Germaek, Jr. 1tln. Graham J. Graham Holt Forms Art, Inc, "'~'... Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Haddock Stark Elementary School Lexington Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Haller Mr. and Mrs. Russell Herbruck Do you recognize these agencies served by the Margaret Rice Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hosea Northeast Guidance Center and the Maxon Brothers, Ine, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hull Keating-Stark Branch? Dr. and Mrs. Eli J..lgna Mr. McCourt Shoes Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Eddie McGrath, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Kellnedy SAFRAN PRINTING CO. THINKING Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. KUber, Jr. Michigan Underwriters, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Leinweber Notre Dame Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Lemke Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Malin, Jr. REMODEL Papes' House of G.ift8 Mr. and Mrs. DnnaJd Mandicb ROTARY MANIFOLD FORMS Park Pharmacy, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ma,antie Mr. Q Travel Mr. and Mrs. Troy Masehmeyer IIG7_ Mr. Rod Mrs. John E. McCloskey Pointe Electronics Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McKendrick. DETROIT GRAVURE DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-CALL A PROFESSIONAL Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. McQueen Your Remodeling Planned by Experts w. al CUSTOMCllAFThaY o. th. b"l known romod.Unt .. p.rII in Sindhad's, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank.A. MlUer ,h. araa 10 h.lp you pi y.ur romod.lint 1010-'0 Ihat ill d.. lgn l co'l Dr. and Mrs. Peter Nowosielskl will b. toilo,'" 10 your lndl.ld,id nN . Tremco Manufacturing Co. Wo,_ .uppl., wlllt ... oIolall." .".cllle.I1 ift ad.an .. , Ie> you will fully Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olsen un_rsfond _ctly who, you, compl.,'" (ob will b•• You Know Complete Cost In Advance United Forge Co. Mr. and Mrs. John E. O'Malia, Jr. YQU con't Dfford '''luhU.ima:I •• '' nor CCfI'IWI. Our price is Ixact. Wood Imports (Mercedes Bens - Porche - Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Otto You ~et financing Help You Need Mrs. Arthur R. PfanneJUJChmidt 5~~~~.~Ai~~.~:$~~f~:.""f~ ObtOM1 finandnl far you a. ,h. fOWb.t pOI- Audi) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Radtke w. can toll you !" a~anc. whon you, lob will b. Ii.i.h.d ..... you OCIR p!on on enIDY"" .,•. Upper Mack Qeaners, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Redman You Get Top Quality Job, Finished On Time Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sandmair t FAMILY ROOMS. DORMERS. ATTICS fiNISHED. REC. ROOMS. BATHROOMS Zimmerman's Pharmacy Dr. and Mrs. Alan C. Scheer LAUR'S OFFICE SUPPLIES, Inc. • KITCHENS • PATIOS. CUSTOM GARAGES.AND DOORS • ROOFING Mr. snd Mrs. Hal F. Schulte Mr. and Mrs. George P. Shammas Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Siegel 16321 E. Warren USTOMGRAFT ~~~~~: A Word About Our Advertisers Mr. and Mn. DavId N. Spierling C FOR ADDED Mr. and Mrs. James E. St. Denis eotl~lrltr.lio,. eOnll'onfl LIVABILITY The A5sistance League ex- editorial material. We are Mr, and Mrs. John F. Steffen, Jr. Detroit, Michigan 48224 tends its sincere thanks to very grateful to these ad- Mr. and Mn. Berthold A. Treiber all our advertisers. Some 'vertisers for making it pos- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Valassls have chose" to sppnsor the sible for us to present our Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Vallee TU 5-5402 ~.IIEIR~DV~~IN~~G~~TR;ClH~AI~S:EAlINRGETACUSTIRAN1,croE-R1195°624 printing of photographs and story. l't1r.and Mrs. Raymond Vogel ~cb~ C, ~164 h\ACK AVE,-GROSSE POINtE ZIP CODE 48224 Mr. and Mn. Lee A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wllliams Discovering the future takes place when we help children find themselves. d~CHRYSLER ~ CORPORATION DODGE • CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH • DODGE TRUCKS , \ Page Eight GUIDANCE GAZETTE-Supplement to the GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 10, 1972 The Keating-Stark Branch ... Pulse of the Community * Parent Group Conferences "Say. do you know what manifested at home in his Johnny did last night ... !" rlllations to other members When parents get together, of the family, or to parenlal conversation usually gravi. authority. It helps U Mom tates to discussion of off. and Dad can communicate s p r i n g. Encouraging this with others who may have function in a relaxed atmos. an identical problem. Reas. phere, Keating.Stark Branch surance and solutions can and the Northeast Guiuar.ce come when parents know Center have embarked on they are not alone and that planned weekly Parent Dis. consultalion is available. Il cussion G r 0 ups. Dr. Eli is an educational function Rubin, conducts conversa. ralher than therapy. on the tions regarding problems in spot in the neighborhood. the school, in the home, and Nolice was sent Ull'ough in lhe communty. area schools to par~nts, in. According to Dr. Rubin, viting those with children "Schools bring out problems. with learning or behavioral ANN SMITH, receptionist, takes calls and makes appointments. She is also They may have existed pre- problems to attend the 8 a community health worker who ronsults with girls in their early teens. vious!y. but were not appar. week program. Response has A quiet moment for WAYNE PLAKMEYER, Branch Supervisor. ent. Stress situations may been very good and parenls develop. Some can't take enter into lively exchange of pressure. The class room ideas. Three more groups are needs conformity, The lad to be rnn within the commu. who i~ quiet does not ge~ at. nity in other neighborhoods. tention. Somelimes he neeus The aim is to. deal with peo. it, the most!" pie and their requirements, Parents may be confused not to be bound within Cen. by a child's reaelion to lhc school situation. They are ler or Branch headquarters. * Getting Acquainted Dr. William J. Ruwell, Co- "We can no longer pretend ordinator oCConsultation and that the problems lie just Ed u cat ion for Northeast within the individual. So. Guidance Center has spear. cial pressures can lead to headed the gigantic task of more slress. Troubles may Center/Keating. Stark and be economic or ethnic," some 45 different agencies states Dr. Rowell. "We must on the northeast uide of anticipate advocacy roles. metropolitan Detroit. The There are other segments of program involves visiting the community, not just tbe these agencies which have individual, which need our Holding a staff conference discussing one of the cases is NORMAN TYLER, an impact on the community, help." the schools, churches, re- Community Mental Health Worker, MRS. AGNES SMITH, Public Health Concentration in this ini. gional school boards, hospi. Nurse, MRS. AGNES WILLIAMS, Community Mental Heath Worker, and tial phase of the reach Jut tals, welfare office, etc. Re- WAYNE PLAKMEYER, Branch Supervisor project is in the corridor search is concerned with how VIET A HILL, staff tutor at the Keating-Stark Branch, is conducting bounded by Connor to Alter these groups see themselves a reading class to help elementary students sharpen their reading skills. road, from the river to north within the community, then of the expressway. Progress they are apprised of how in this effort cannot be as- the Guidance Center ma~' sessed in one year, becausE' assist them. there are complexities of Dr. Rowell asserts, "Pro. working with the community motion of menial health in as a whole. These llgencies the community is toward are now aware of the facili. prevention ralher than reha. ties and s e r v ice s of the 98 KERCHEVAL AVE., ON. THE.Hill bilitation . . . total rather Northeast Guidance Center. than individual. All institu. For example, a wellare de- (ji/tj Jijlincfion tions influential in the com. par!ment office has request. 0/ munity must be dealt with. ed that their staff have more GENERAl- WEDDINGS - 81RTHDAYS Cur objective is to raise the training in child develop- level of mental tealth within ment. enjoy our hospitality VILLA IN SPAIN. the community, then to help Dr. Rowell is inlerested in ON THE BEACH. the individual in this pro- their (the agency's) defini. IN A GARDEN. gram. We should not be pos. tion of the problem. The Cen. UNDER $20,000. sessive of our information, ter's response to sources of but we should make use of live on the sunny Costa del stress can ,be productive. Sol in Bahia Dorada-a chis- our knowledge of how people Visits to agencies accom. ler of beach hous(ls in a lovely feel and reacL" landscaped garden lhal plish three things: 1) Data is slopes to the sea. Choose Usually, the Guidancll Cen. from a variety of villa styies, gathered, 2) determination all wilh the best 01 modern ter is the last to hear about of how Center programs may equipment and buill with tra- a crisis situation. First it fit situation, 3) a pilot pro. ditional Spanish craftsman- may be encountered by gram may be instituted. CHET SAMPSON ship. Write us for complete Information about Bahia 00- police, by a school psycholo. Dr. Rowell relates, "They - , rada, and about our low-cost gist, or by a clergyman. define their roles. Most agen- A neighborhood center, the Keating.Stark Branch is located on East inspection tours. Very few of these who need cies have a traditional role. Jefferson near Dickerson. TRAVEL help are not bad enough for but they are not sure they are meeting the needs. We institutionalizing. can't do everything we'd like Most problems with chilo to do. We have only so much 100 Kercheval, On-the-Hill staff available. We'd like to dren are not noticed until mobilize resources in the they enter school. Some may TV 5-7510 community by calling their have them at 3 or 4 years attention to needs perhaps of age. Current stu.dy is un. not apparent." der way in connection with provision of a program work- Planning today will evolve ing with kindcrgarten and around needs and specific nursery school. This interac. programs may be forthcom. tion with parenls and teach- ip.g. The Center stafl is try. ers would help them to know ing to delermine what these DAVIES.MOFFE rr their own skills and their essentials are and respond INTERNATIONAL relalionship to the child. accordingly. INTERNATIONAL OOLOMAL FEDERAL SAVINGS ,~fAl E:;TATE 81 II An Afliliate 01 .'nsured PAN«i>RAMA Special Places 'or Special People Savings International Real Estate GROS5E POINTE JOYCE TAYLOR, South. DETROI! EAST DETROIT eastern High student, and (' J.EROME 'BOYCE, WSU ---....~ student, spend their time tutoring those with learn. JOAN PEARL and RON BAUMAN, student social workers from \'tayne State University, select material to be used in' group program dealing with ing difficulties. Here they children's problems. check pupil progress. "Where Rpollty Is Ollr RusillPss" f RANDY WOOD Are" 313961.6770 Barrett M. Woodsmall the PONTIAC GMC TRUCK & Associates ~nerous 38111 Cratiot Suite 2002 Penobscot 8uuding critic art gallery at 16'/2 Mile Detroit, Michigan 48226 115 Kercheval on the Hill Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 15 .~;nutes From Commercial and Industrial Real Esfote 20335 MACK AVfNUE Investment Consultonts GIOSSE POINTE WOOOS "The Poinfes" • custom framing ancl restoration MlCiftOAH 48236 { , \' •