Salary Contract Turn out in Rain to Thursday, October 19 Accomplish Task Pay Raise of 5.5 Percent Retroactive to July ': the 92Nd CONGRESS Ad
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J:;lIlere HEADLINES Shores Work~r; -rpaI'~.iu Day of the ProJect Is WEEK Accept 2..Year Big Success AI Compiled by the Grosse Pointe News Hundreds of Volunteers Salary Contract Turn Out in Rain to Thursday, October 19 Accomplish Task Pay Raise of 5.5 Percent Retroactive to July ': THE 92nd CONGRESS ad. journed Wel,\nesday after Fringe Benefits Also Included in By Kathy Duff handing President Nixon two New Agreement An army of 200 volun- final legislative defeats that teers occupied the south- some Democrats feared By Kathy Duff west corner of Elworthy could be turned against them Reaching a contract agreement last week were Field Saturday, October in the closing days of the The Shores DPW and village officials. The contract, 21, and transforit\ed the eleetion campaign. Despite the outcome of negotiations since July 1, 1972, will half acre into a fully Mr. Nixon's warning of high. govern the employes' pay scale and fringe benefits landscaped park. After er' taxes, lawmakers over. for the next two years. ~ Isix hours of work, 2,000 rode his veto of a $24.6 bil. lion water poilu lion control The 12 men In the depart. Youth K:ZZed pachysandra plants, 1,150 ment were given a 5.5 per. II square yards of sod, 30 bill and refused his demand cent pay increase in accord. trees and an assortment for emergency. power to slash spending in the next ance with the federal govern. In Accident of playground equipment, ment's wage guidelines. The The Pointe had a new eight months to keep the increase is retroactive to d budget under a ceiling of July 1, 1972, the date The Roil park area. $250billion. One of the body's Shores' fiscal year began. In. On LS Sleely rain and 42-degree last acts was to raise the eluded in the contract is a temperatures did little to national debt limit, lifting provision for another 5.5 per. Early Morning Crash prevent the group of spirited , . the old $450 billion ceiling to cent pay increase next year, volunteers from joining in ;', $465 billion. Occurs When Car Goes the Environmental Act ion • • • Fringe Benefits Out of Control and Now, (EAN). and National Friday, October 20 ,Fringe benelltsinclude in. Strl'kes Tr~e Bank of Detroit, (NBD), NORTH VIETNAM'S reo ,photo by R2. Nlcosla creased Blue Cross coverage "prG)'ect. Everyone was there. quest for a cease.fire until Standing in front of the EAN sign which vice-president of NBD's Grosse Pointe ltegional begmnlng" in 1973• and ti me from s(udents to business.' after the United States elec. announced the "Plant-In" Saturday, October 21, Banking Center; and THOMASKRESSBACH, and a half for work during One person was killed men, Boy Scouts, IGirl Scouts, lion for president, was turn. which turned the southwest corner of Elworthy city manager ('If Grosse Pointe City. Within six holidays. The men nlso 'have and four others were in- EAN directors. city admin. ed down by President Nixon, Field into 'a fuBy landscaped park are, (left to hour!> Saturday, an army of 200 volunteers plant. a day ofl on their birthdays. jured when an auto ap. istrators, policen'.en. land. it was disclosed by South right): MIKE READ, head of the South High ed 2,000 pachysandra, 1,150 square yards of~od The Shores DPW is divided parently went out of con. scapers and bankers. Vietnamese legislative off!. School Earth Lovers; JOHN L. KING, Mayor of and 28 trees, bringing the redevelopment of EI. into three classifications of tro~ on Lake Shore .road, The day had been pro. cials. Members of the Na. Grosse Pointe City;' MRS. GEORGE W. DUF- worthy Field project a step closer to completion. employment: the pump sta. and struck a tree on an claimed Environmental Ac- tiona I Assembly said that FIELD, president of EAN; JOSEPH TOLARI, lion operator. the mechanic, island. The accident, tion Now (EAN) Day by President Nguyen Van Thieu [- and the general DPW em- h' h . tl d City Mayor John L. King, I~ has informed them of the I h. . ployes who man the refuse W lC IS curren y un er and EAN Day it was, despite CreoJ!"eCmtiunonistbPyroPMosra.1anNcil'xtohne. pick up truck, snow plows, investigation by Shores the unencouraging weather. T -nkII .Arrest Shores ReSIdents Donate Educators and maintain village proper. police, occurred around The field was graded the · · · G. K $4 000 P .d An h ty. The pump station opera. 2 a.m. Saturday, October day bcfore by City DPW SLKatU1'sdAaYI'MoEcDtobeatrfl~n1dl'ng.tVeS to .. to rOVl e ot er tor and mechanic receive 21. workers leveling the land TA ey / Give Views ~.12 an hour; general DPW Police said that after strik. and preparing it for the peace in Indochina were con. 30 H ld U .O. P k T ,... C Ii 0 P Zemployes receive $4:/U an ing the tree, the 1966 Chevro. planting. tlnued, as presidenti!:l ad- 0 ' ,- pS SIUS ar enms ou n roposa, hour. Each of these rates ap. let convel'tible flipped on its Get Early Start visor Henry A. Kissinger con- __ ply to workers with over two top and came to rest on Work began at 8:30 a.m, ferred for three hours with W d M Wh Village Budget Will Take Care of Rest of Co, st; years' employ,ment with the Colonial road. Pronounced as C;'(y trucks brought the South Vietnamese Foreign yan oHe an 0 IS' S~;~~ol Board Members village. dead at the scene was landscaping plants, tools and Minister Tran Van Lam. Kis- Robbed Lochmoor Bar Response to Pea Leaves ponsors " 1'. ',' lJ~ge Voter," to Be Tb~Representatives Thomas McPhail. 18, of De. other equipment to the field. singer is expected to hold his Arrested N,ext Day Pleasantly Amazed A 0 The Shores was represenl. .~.t h .- --,. lh Landscaping know.how was ware,o, f angers ....OI" w a was~p ...n"" m e brought by Joseph Eckhart, fourth meeting in ~hree days __ ., ed by Village Superintendent rear of the vehicle with President Nguyen Van By Kathy Duff If C Wins Thomas K. Jeffelis and Wil. ' . the landscape architect who Thieu, after which he will reo A Wyandotte man, who After 10 months' of discussion in Shores Coun- Approval liam Killebrew, the attorney I ~tillardh Alllen, 19, of. De . designed the park, and Lynn . gt So allegedly held up the' t' . th f t 'b t' b rOI, w 0 a so was pmne d Murphy, landscape planner turn t0 Was hm on. urces ' l Cl mee mgs and one man 0 con rl u Ions y for the village. Representing . th t.' . t . th USE b Lochmoor Lounge 20934 G III e au 0, IS In serIous 0 for the NBD. Coordinating In. e .. massy in Sai. , Shores residents, a new tennis court in the eorge Next month the voters the DPW worker" were em. . . d' . .. t 'd Ki . d Thi Mack avenue, Monday, cnhcal con Ihon, III 10 en. and cheering on the ranks gon sal ss10ger an eu Osius Park has become a reality for next summer's of M1'chi!lan will ballot on ployes Harry McColm and . t St John Hospl' are trying to determine ex. October 16, was arrested _. d 1 b slve care, a. .. was Mrs. George W. (Nettie) actly what concessions each by Detroit police Tuesday tennis aficionados. ~-._------I two important am end- George Harrison an a or tal.. Thro~vn from the vehicle, Duffield, president of EAN, is willing to make in the in. Success was realized when Hawthorne road, informed ments proposed to the attorney Thomas Melton. police said, were Rog~r Dale and members of the EAN terest of peace. South Viet evening, October 17, on Shores resider.t Donald Haigh the trustees. "Almost $4,000 State Constitution. Both Commenting on the con- Taylor, 17, of DetrOit, the IExecutive Board a traffic charge, said announced close to $4,000 was raised through the con. h f hi' I' tract settlement. Mr. Kille. driver; Elizabeth. Jane Haw. The hila vier .Iandscaping legislators played up the fact Woods Detective Everett d led b ~h . aye ar-reac ng Imp 1- brew said, "We think a great 1 17 f D t t d B 'dent NI'xon 'has reo was ana y ::; ores resl' tributions of 45 families, the ti f bl' d e.y. ,0 e rOl , an , o~. work, such as the tree piant. that Presl Plumb Around was d t t b 'ld a n rt in 'b' b' ca ons or pu lC ~ uca. deal of our employes and H I 18 f D tro t 'eeted a North Vietnamese' $280 en SOUL ew cou average contn utton emg t' P g f e (Pr rue awey, ,0 e.1 . Iing, took place in the morn. Jpl'oposal for a cease.firebe. taken in the robbery. the village's municipal pal.k about $89." Ion .. assa eo on 0- they have always done a Taylor was trel'ted and d~s. ing hours. The afternoon fore the U.S. November 7 David 'Clifford James, 35, in Lakeshore road. The ~n. It was evident, however, posal C) would virtually great job for the village. charged from St. John, whIle hours were resen.cd for the presidential election. who's in Wayne County Jail noun~ementcame at the last that the fund raiser was more eliminate the property Whenever we discuss con. Elizabeth and Bonnie are lighter planlin" such as the • • • on armed robbery charges. "?eetmg of The, Shores Coun. impressed with the spirit of tax base for financing tracts. they recognize the reported in fair condition at ground cover a"'ndsod Sunday, October 22 was seheduled fo:- examina. cil Tuesday mght, October, the Shores residents than public schools, while ap. village's budget !imitations." SI. ~ohn and B~on Secouri' Some groups were .expect. APPLICATIONS '.by the tion this week in Detroit. 17. with the amount of the indio proval of the other (Pro- "I feel that we ,have reach. Hospital. respectively. Ied, such as Kerby Girl Scout thousands have 'been received Detective Plumb said James' 70 Percent Response vidual contributions. pu:!ial, D) would remove ed a settlement that is fair Going Too Fast Troop NO.1 i6Q and members by the BUleau of State Lot. arrest apparently cleared up "Over 70percen-t of the "It just shows when a com. the ban on a graduated to both the village and the From the preliminary in- of Earth Lovers, .an ecology - tery, a~ Michigan' residents some 30 holdups for Detroit residents responded when munity wants a recreational income tax. employes," he concluded; vestigation, police said the group at South High Sch?ol. await with interest .the begin- police, plus the Lochmooi:' asked to contribute towards facility badly enough, they . DPW worker Harry Mc. vehicle a'ppeare<1,to be travel. ~owever. ot~~r workers Just ,\ Wha I ning of lottery ticket sales Lounge robbery. He added a new court," Mr. Haigh. of are willing to go out and be \ at;:lce dOthe pm~7' Colm agreed that the work. ing too fast to make a ~urve. showed up. for examp~e, j .r Shores The Woods will hold charges I rs 0 e G r~se om e ers were satisfied with' the AS~I'stl'ng at the scene was Ihat one sever..yearold gIrl 'J next month. St. Clal work for it," Mr. Haigh com. Board of Education offer re - ,\ Chamber of Commerce, doz. pending the outcome in De. .. new two.year contract. Dr. Frank Navarro of SI. ~vho worke~ for thre~ hours troit. Rap.o "t G.oven mented, gardmg Proposals C and D __ .. _.___ m th ens of supermarkets and >J "This project should serve in the November 7 General Clair Shores who police e ram, we a r I n g a restauran'ls in tlle Detroit Th.: robbery was reported 5 to 10 Years as an example for other com- Election? Five of the trustee~ Th f R stated, gave mouth:to.mouth s~eakcr.length cotton skirt. area. and even the Detroit to the Woods Department of munities to pitch in and work (William F. Huetteman, AI. ie enlOVeS resuscitation to Allen and Old her mother know where Press Club are among ,the Public Safety just before 10 for facilities they need," he r _.. R Gl J J R R dO B The Farms Fire Depa;lment she was? hopefuls. In the office of the p.m. on the 16th. A barmaid Douglas Love, 26, of St. added. . r.".. . ancy, r.,. oan. a 10 011 oat and several Woods officers. NBD Offered Projects . told bl' f t ff' K Hanpeter, William J. Adams Road condl.tl'ons at the tl'me Plans for the development BSL, emp Ioyes are craw Irng pu IC sa e y 0 Icer en. Clair Shores, was sentenced Police Provide Icing and Donald J. Semmler) I f h h If on the floor under boxes con. neth Metcalf ,that the thief to five to 10 years in Jack. The fund went over the have taken an opportunity w Someone stole a Sears AM. of the accident were reported 0 lea acre began when taining some of the thousands sat down at the end. of the son PrlS'on before Wayne 000 k W d d 0 th . . . M b tt d. ff dry. NBD dfered. to create five b d d b tt! mar e nes ay, c. express ' elr opInIons on F push u on ra 10 0 an . ecology pro l e Ct s in The of applications that have ar, or ere a 0 e of iJeer County Circuit Judge Neal tober 18. Mrs. Donald Haigh these important issues. 18-foot boat at the George ,Shores offIcers Bruce Dar'l Pointe. A proJ.ect was devel. flooded in. Even retirees, wh() whereupon he produced a FI'tzgerald Tuesday, October w thorn h th dO' P k Sh I. llngton and John Fad d as a e w en e oor. William F. Hue t tern an, SIUS ar. ores po Ice r ~ar opcd for each Pointe; with hope to supplement their ~~~a~~e~ t~oen::v~;~: ~~e 17. bell rang. Answering the president, said recently that received the report Surnlay. talked to Taylor .at the 1105' Elworthy Field scheduled for pensions 'have applied. Lot- cas'h register. Love had previously pled door, she found a Shores he does not believe that the October 15. pIta!. He told po.hce that an.. (ContInued on Page 2) tery officials alUlounced that cUI'lty to assault wl'th inlen' public safety ofiicer with a prop()sals are the answer to Dr. Robert Borchak of Re. other car cut hIm of( at a they wi..1 initially issue about After taking the cash, he 0 • ------to rape before Judge FI'tz contribution from his fellow the dl'lemma of fl'nancl'ng naud road told Cor p 0 r a I high rate of speed and forced 7,000 licenses to sell ,tickets escaped out the front door.' h' V d] C and the first licensees will be Around four $20 bills were gerald on September 5: officers. It certainly beats public e due aU 0 n. "The Chester Painter that thP. ra. 1m over the island. Police an a sause tickets to the Policemen's amendmen<- pn the ballot on dio, valued at around "lOl>, are investigating this in(or. tifi d next week taken, ($80). ten $11) bills, He was ,arres ted by Shores ... ". GI D no Ie • • • . ($100), seventy to one.hun. po I'Ice on June 16 in the case Ball! November 7 are a drastl'c was mounted on the boat's l11ahon. ass- anlage, Monday, October 2.3 dred $1 bills, (an estimated of a 14.yeaNlld Shores girl Hop!' of a new tennis court step. If they ~come law we dash. It's believed the theft A second auto accident, for the 1973 summer was do not know wh-'''er the Leg. occurred around October 121 also on Lake Shore hap. THE OAKLAND A's for $100). and an un k n \) wnw h0 was assau lted on May .,... • Unknown vandals tossed , . dashed in March of this year islature would be ~villing to l>r 13. No other items were pened on the 21st after 11 the first time since the leg. amolJnt of $5 bills. 126, three pieces of broken con. I las the Shores trustees were come up with a finance pro. taken, police said. (Continued on Page 4) crete through as many win. endary Connie Mack was run. able to set aside only $3" gram acceptable to the dis. dows of the home of Treve . ning the team in Philadel. S f t St. Sha d 000 for "court sports." With tricts favoring financial reo Christianscn, 175 Vendome phia, became the baseball a e y. ugges tons re, budget pressures from in. form," he sa:d. "It has been champions of H,e world. The creased street lighting, pen. estimated by a member of Phony Title Leads Police road. on Saturday, October last time the Athletics took 21, breakir.g three storm and the championship was in FOJ. p.otn te Spoo ks 0 c.t 31 ~on. and incinerator costs, the Legislature who is in. three regular windows. ""30. During th 1972 series, e trustees could appropriate (Continufd on Page 8) To Three Stolen Autos .... ------only limited funds for rel:rea. ! Farms police officers who investigated thc incident, said they were considered the It won't be long before 1 and youngsters acct'pt, only tipnal facilities. Wi~ $3,000 Park police were called to , I underdog~ from the start and Pointe residents open their I sealed :andy or other treats. set asIde each year. a new geant said, sin~c the youth that the concrete smashed School Budget the Secretary of State's merely drove hiS mother to two scts of windows mea sur. underdogs in the final game doors to face a pleasurably And all "tasties" should be tennis court remained three branCh office in Mack ave. I when they defeated the Cin. chilling horde ,)f goblins. brought home for INS'PEC. years away, the branch, office apparently ing 60 hy t8 inches; one Hearing Slated nue. at Beaconsfield, on unaware t"at anythlllg was sct measuring 24 by 18 inch, cinnati Reds, 3.2, yesterday. witches and ghosties request- TlON before eating. Many Turned Away Friday, October 20. and took The World selies reverted to ing a handful of goodies. Residents who wish to wel. Summer 1972 found Shores wrong, es; and thrce, 12 by 18 inch, A public hearing on the into custody a'Detroit woman It also appeared that the es. The cost of rcplacing the form, that is, one run was all For the "giant pumpkin" re. come children should turn residents turned away from who attempted to purchase a I that separa~ed. th: two teams. ports Halloween is approach. on theIr porch 01 exterior the village's three existing proposed operating budget of set of license plates wI.th a woman was not aware that I glass is not known, A cost ing rapidly. lights as a sign of their hos. tennis courts at the height The Grosse Pointe Public there was anything a~iss be. rl'port is pending from the School System will be held fraudulent title. The phony Tuelday, October 24 "Trick or Treaters" en pitJlity. of the tennis season. As a cause she had recclved an family's insurance company. FOUR SKY PIRATES, all masse wl11 pou!lce on 'Point. When .It's time for your I at 8 p,m. on Monday, Octo- paper was detected by tile app~icatlon for title to a 1972I It was also disclos~d that from Turkey, surre;rdered to ers' porches With thefr shrlll youngster to put on his coso resu t, the tennis lovers in ber 30, in the auditorium of manager of the branch of. Cadillac Eldorado from the lone of the pieccs 01 con. The Shores organized to Bulgarian authorities In So. screams pIercing the night tume, yO\! should make.cer- coJlect funds privately to North High School, 707 Ver. riee. SOS office in Lansing. or so cretc struck and damaged a " after holding out for two air Tuesday October 31. To lain he doesn't wear a muk nier road. According to information the investigation, to.dale, crystal chandelier in the days and a night, during make certaii1 each 'youngster to restrict his vision. In. build a new court. With the Formal adoption of the released by Park Det. Sgt. seems. eenter of the front room, which they held 76 persons has a joyous evening, Pomte stead, you and your anxious Shores' present three courts, 1972.73 budget for the public James La Pratt, the woman LaPratt said that the lady The Christiansens were un. as hostages, including nine police departments remmd goblin can create an appro- it was believed that a fourth ,chools and Iibrartes Is slated name withheld until an in: informed him that the auto abie to give any reason for crew members. 'I1le Turkish p8rents to be aware of some prIate facial make.up to- court would meet the de. (or the next regular meeting, vesUgalion by Detroit author. had been purchased arter the vandalism. statin!: they hijackers threatened to blow safety tips, wch as accom- gether. . , mand as three of the courf.~ to be held at the same time iUes is completed, was in the she rcad an ad in onc of t:Je have no enemies and have up the plane with all In Jt panying the children Oll thetr ,HlIiMoweencostumes should would be lighted to increase and in the same location on office with her 17.year.old Detroit dallies. She was un. amiablc relations with their if the Turkish government rounds. be light in color, short evening playing hours. The Monday. November 13. son, who had driven his able to recall which ncws. neighbors, did not release 13 political It's best to confine the cry enough to prevent tripping drive was announced at the Copies of the proposed mother there 10 obtain the papcr. Police believe thc persons prisoners. 'nle foursome said of "help the poor" to the and non.flammable, (be sure T:ue~day,.September 19, coun. budget will be available for plates. LaPratt and Farms Del.I who did the damage did so they surrendered to Bulgar- immediate neighborhood and costumes c4rry a flameproof cd meeting by Mr. Haigh, study at the public libraries The mother and the son Earl Field. who had bcen oul of sherr maliciousness, limit the moppets to resl'ilabel). For. homemade de., who joins trustees Daniel R. and the Administration, were taken to the Park sta Ian authorltles In S)fia be. ~al~ed by the sergeant: wcre lThe matter IS under invcsli. cause of their "love for the dences of known neighbors. signs. sla~ away from flimsy ,8eck and Carl E. Hedeen Building, 389 St. Clair ave'j lion. where after questioning. lIlvlted to her house In De. gation by officen of thc De. Turkish people." Householders should give, (Contbiued 011 Page 4) (Col1tlmJ~ on Page 4) nue. the son was released, thc ser. (Continued on Page 6) lective Bureau. J ) I~ , ... '. ' ..,", ~, ...... ~.... Thursday, October 26, 1972 GROSSE POINTE N EW5 Page Two "ESPO" POWER 'l'he National Hoc key Stone was a prominent silent SL John Hosts ,I Diabetes Forum I ,l "niabetes . Update 1973" will be the subject of a pub. lic, forum to be held in The Chapel at Saint John Hospi. tal, 22101 Moross road, on Tuesday, Novemb.:r 14, at 7:30 p.m. The forum sponsored by the Saint John Hospital Guild and co-sponsored by the Med. ical Staff of saint John Hos. pital and the Michigan Dia. betes Association a Torch Drive Agency, is' part of a series of six lectures and clinics on health.oriented topics held throughout the year. These programs are offer. ed to members of the com. munity without charge and present the latest informa. tion on major health prob. lem.s, causes, effects, diag. nOSlSand treatment. Among those physicians You're invited to meet participating in the Diabetes Forum, aU of whom are au- Mr. Leon Lebow thorities on the subject of diabetes, are William Rush or"Lebow Bros., Inc. M.D.; James J. Aiuto, M.D.; Joseph Grady, M.D.; Patrick who will be at Jacobson's A. Villani, M.D., and lMyron Barlow, M.D. They will discuss what's new in detection, treatment and control of diabetes. Friday, October 27th All persons interested in attending may obtain free II :00 8.m, to 9 p,m, tickets by writing to Support Activities, Saint John Hospi. tal, 22101 Moross road De. troit, Mich. 48236, or by' call- in, 88HI200, extension 474. See our Calypso show at Hudson's Eastland to present Reservations are required. LEBOW SUITS AND SPORT COATS Gain' be some fun, Man! For true! Limbo dancer, Calypso singer and band will be for tall and the holid9'Ys urosse at Hudson's Eastland Friday, October 27 at 1 PM for a half hour show. It's all part You may select t'ailored-to.measure Pointe N~ws "'"H,W Everynanday by clothing from a large selection Antlebo Pabillhera, Inc:. of thewonderful fun of Hudson's Discovery Sale Oct 22-29. Come, fill out an entry .. Kerc:!Ieval AveDae of fabrics and patterns. Grolae Polftle, Mkb. .B~.blank, win one of ten 7-day trips-for-two to the Virgin Islands via American Airlines, Phone TU 2.6900 Second Cia,. POltale paid at De. trOlt Mlehll.n. Come, see the show. Come, save. SubsCrlPlton Ratn IUD Per Yeaq by Ihll ('7.00 ouUlde. or Way.... County), Addre.. In Mln (Subtertpllonl,' CIlIIl11 01 Addre .. Forml 1S7t) 1(1 It Kereh .... I. GroSle Pointe Varml, , All n..... and adYtTlstnl copy 2 HOURS FREE PARKING... JACOBSON'S WILL VAliDATE YOUR TICKET ft,u::..at;"n:::.nt~~~~;e ~~:r~lJr. W#.@i~~;1fJ~m;~j.m~m~m~~m~~~~~~~~~~m@~j~~~1~~~;;11;1~~1;f:1;j;~~;j~~~jl~~~ffjjmj~-, ,1 r Thursday, October 26, 1972 Pig. Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Halloween Safety Suggestions ShOI'es Tennis Court VW OWNERS Pre-Winter Specials for Beetles For an added safety touch (CQntinued front Page 1) the example set by the other (Continued Irom Page 1) start them ablaze. in costume creation, dee... : tennis lovers. PRICES GOOD THRU NOV. 30lh material and outfits with It you carry a pumpkin, orate them with reflective m rOr~mg the ~arks and I After all, Shores trustees baggy sleeves and billowing use flashlights and avoid tape so costumes will Illow Recreahon Co~mlttee. as well as Shores residents 560.15 SNOW RETREADS $l3.50 skirts. A touch of flame can burning wax candles. in the beam of a car's head. . The fund raiser ~oted that I reali~e when they have a 560. J 5 REG. RETREADS $12.50 lights; this provides for It was not only tenms players good thing going! 560.15 CONTINENTAL $22.95 greater visibility in dusk or who contributed to the fund, ------PRICES DO NOT INC!. TAX darkness. but also many non players ' While your youngsters are Iwho contribuled to show com. A id t I J PAIR SHOCKS IT'S filling their sacks, be sure munity spirit. In particular. CC en I INSTAllED they follow these pedestrian Ihe cited the response of Haw. __ MINOR TUNE-UP sa~ety rules: Ithor.n~ road as 23 of the 32 I (Coutinued from Page 1) (POINTS & PLUGS) COFFEY CADILLAC Cross only at corners, fa.mllles called upon con'ip.m., during wet road con. MUFFLER $34.80 'ARTS, IABO~ never betwe~n parked cars tnbuted to Ihe ~rogram. ditions. In this incident. five COMPLeTE lAX INCl and. never ~lagonal1y across Newcomer Big. GIver Pointe youths were involved an. mtersec.tion. .. One Shores resident was i and minor injuries were reo KEEK MOiJORS, INC. Look In: all directions approached who had just I ported. I before crossmg a street. moved int" The S~ores. The J None seriously }lurt 22401 MACK ST. ClAIR SHORES • ,?,at~h for, and obey, all Ifund raiser approached him Officers Darlington, Fras. BET. 8 & 9 MILERD. 773-7740 tr:fflc hghts. and mentioned that the con. ard and Ronald K!ot~, upon Walk. never run across a Iributions ranged from $20 arriving at the scene. dis. ------.--.--- st~eet. . to $500. The new resident covered the driver and his Use sldewa~ks. not the then contributed SlOO. It's passengers standing outside st~e~_ ~~r wa~~lDg. b hoped that the man at least the vehicle. Although there . ... on e. c.u~ • not enjoys the game and is just were some minor injuries, ID the street, until It s clear not trying 10 be a good new the youths refused transpor. to I~ross., d" u 11 neighbor, for "When in Rome talion to the hospital. I you re . nVlDg on ...a o. . .. " Investigation revealed that l ween exel'Clse extreme cau th 'h' I . TRANSPORTATION J tion and remain on the alert Sht-res Village Supcriuten.: e \ e IC e was. gOing n?rth for excited youngsters ?ent Thomas K. Jefferis was on Lake Shore ID the ~I~hll _____. IInstructed by Ihe trustees to hand laue. When dnvmg receive bids for a new court around the curve located at In the Cadillac Manner expected to cost about $1,000. 900 Lake Shore, the car ap. As Mr. Haigh was leaving parently went out of conlrol SEWER the meeting, he had two an~ left the roadway at the ... SO GOOD IT WILL • more suggestions to make. dflveway entrance of 906 TROUBLE • He first offered that the court Lake Shore. HAUNT YOU TILL IT'S GONE c.n be named in th ... honor of It traveled IS-feet and I ... Because We've Planned II That Way . '.,' " Gilbert T. Jero~e, a past struck a bol:1der l~cated .at ... by using only ~resh hams horn Iowa's corn-fed porkers; ovr slow d,y cu,ing melhod, real Wisconsin hickory 0"0 opplewood t, I",', ,'.' . presidenl of the village, who I th,e entrance. then II contm. • was "greatly interested in ued/or anothe.r 10 feet bef?re !iomoking 3(l~hour O'ien baking; honey 'n' spice glozing; and. yes even • .spiro I sticed ij- you wish l50< edro). We just wouldn't ., , The Shores and the wellare hl.t~1Dg a~ Edl~'Jn pole gUI~e know now to improve thi, producl we hove been moking lor Ihe of '11 'd t " . Wile, pohce said. After strlk. post 34 years. Neve" found a ham that even (omes close to PLUMBING&HE1TlltGJ 10 ~~:. ~:tg~n s, accordmg i~g the guide wire, the ve. matching the lip,mocking goocheS1 of our NUTSV/EtT Honey . hide traveled another 10.feet Bo~ed Hams. Remember this for any 'Special ac(as~on, or just VA 2.9070 Would Welcome More and hit a brick corner post a treot. He .ended by saying the at 910 Lake Shore. The:n it MAKE A NOTE OF OUR PHONE NUMBER commillee was very open to did a lSO-degree turn before "II', Nice 10 Know Where You Can Gel .'he Vo,y Sest" any .m~r~ co~tribulion~ from ultimately hitting some fence IIEW CADILLACS the mdlvldua" truslees. and coming to a stop. After Mr. Haigh's an_The driver told police that 9 BEAUTIFUL MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM nouncement, Trustee Beck as Ithe accelerator stuck and 15 BODY COLORS PLUS Ichairma.n of the. Parks and caused the accident. Office:s , Recreation Commiltee gave Ifound an. empty beer .can In 6 EXCLUSIVE CADILLAC FIREMIST COLORS K 0, N ICA a report. He said Ihat the th~ vehicle and said the I AND new $1,208 swimming pool driver h~d the smell of alco . •• I.01:l1lID CADILLACS 'S pump had worked excellently i hol on hiS breath. PLAY BOY Jast summer and that the All the youths were re-, SEE DETROIT'S FINEST SELECTION only upcomin~ purchase was leased, to their parents, "nd 3741 fENKEll RETAil 2.8622 the replacing of fivc picnic no achon was taken by the 3 Blocks East of livernois STORE UN 2.8466 PLAYMATE tables. department. The residents ARE Attendance at Ihe Osius I were notified of the damage. • Spirol.Sliced is " polen led method of ,1"i"9 the meol around and around the bone in a spiral manner so that the slices re. SKILLED SERVICE CADILLAC PARTS i COMING TO Park was uneven last sum- main in place. Any cut made lengthwise and ihe ilices foil oH by trained to keep your ~er, as attendance was down PROCLAIM UN WEEK I reody to use, So very hondy tnat 97% 01 the hams we sell Studio Camera ~n June and August, but up ore ordered Spiral-Sliced, 50 cents extra per horn. Service Techniciansl Cadillac all CadillaC! m May and July. which was The week of October 22- Come meet * CAll OR WRITE FOR OUR FREE FOLDER * and photograph second highest in Shores ree: 28 is Un i t e d N a t ion s BUT BEFORE YOU BUY •• , ords. Week in The Woods as the Ellen Michaels Also discussed by the trus. council. at the regular meet- P.5. Our New Store at BE SURE TO VISIT Miss Marc~. lees were plans for the Ford ing, Monday, October 16, un- I Park localed next 10 the Ed- animously approved the sign. Nov. 2 sel Ford estate in Lakeshore ing of a proclamation by 29888 GRATIOT road. Mayor Kenneth McLeod cit. COFFEY :Mr. Beck mentioned the ing the week., In a leller to Sizable group of Shores resi- Mayor McLeod. De t r 0 it Phone 775-7900 20229 Mack dents who expressed interest Mayor Roman Gribbs noted CADILLAC --881.6200 in the construction of two Ihat Oclober 23 marks the Detroit's only paddle lennis courts. Trus. 27th birthday of the United 3110 E. ,JEFFERSON lee Alfred R. Glancy. Jr., Nations. He said President \ bulbl.SSI.mo' 'ree Photo Show 964-681', Hov, 2,3,4 sugg.ested th~t the paddle Richard Nixon, Governor • tenms enthUSiasts organize William Milliken and he also and conduct a drive folIowing have proclaimed UN Week. If they're Dutch Bulbs, we've got them! All are plump, . perfect, ard sure to give bright. healthy blooms. All are reasonably priced. Pick some up for planting now. We commend the automobile !ndustry ~~ & PET FEED DOG (AT FOOD Pigeon~ Parakeets Co!',aries and Ed Damels Assorted brands and hard Ham,te" Rabbit, S'Iui"eh to find items RENTALS for the new '73bumper. Thatc~ Removers, Mowers, Hedge Trimmers, Spread ... , PET SUPPLIES Roliers Chains, Collars . Luwn & Garden Ornamenls Ointments, Vitamins -Fountains Anc it showed the average five mph Congratu lations. Cuts and bags collision cost more than $200 (0 repair. To the auto manufacturers. For \ In August, 1972, Ed announced a meeting the challenge of the 1973 \ 10% reduction in collision premiums bumper standards. And coming up with \ for all 1973 domestic and foreign cars several good solutions to help cut insurcd by the Exchange. Hc pointcd high repair costs caused by oul: "Thi rty percent of all collisions low-speed collisions. are at three miles an hour or lcss. and And to Ed Daniels, general manager they average $100 to repair. The fivc I of our Insurance Exchange at AAA. . th .~~ mile an hour bumper will save motorists The new bumper.~ represent a major '~l Ih"ir deductible when they have a The NEW viclory in his lon~ 4ue~t for better \ designed aulomobiles. ,', parking lot ding:' "Thc new crash-resistant bumpers." QAS....60! 'JHJJPP/fR V.21 In 196', Ed and the Exchange made a sludy that found better bumpers Ed ,o",;o.od, "", '" ,,,mel, of,h, I ~ insurance industry initiating change ,:; . ~' would ~ave mOlorists one billion dollars Here's a new concept in lawn ... We commend the aulo industry f()f {I .~ mowers •.• it cuts and bags a .year in repair costs. They imme- rcsponding to this need." I~- grass and als(I vacuums yards, diately initiated the nationwide push And we commend Ed Daniels. llrlveways and walks. Look for a stronger. crash. resistant bumper. because the '73 bumpcrs arc a good where the grass bag Is ••• . In 1968, Ed challenged the auto slart in culling high car repair costs behind the mower ... nothing lfid ustry in a speech (0 its Society .,f projects on either side ... you But. further design changes are needcd. Body Engineers "to design cars more can close.trim on botn sides. Likc ~tandard bumper height~. resistant to damage, with repair costs Perfect balance ••. easy to Improvcd spacing of cOUiponcnt parts lfi mmd. or the insuranCt industry will plI"l, al,d you get a level cut such as radiator core and fan. Easy even wilh full grass bag. 3Y2 rate each model according to what il . rcplacement of cxterior lights. HP, 4 cycle engir.e; die.cast costs to repair," Replacement panels that eliminatc magnesium deck; a full 21" In 1970, Ed was instrumental in the need to buy a full fender pancl 10 cut. Try it ••• you'll be glad gelling a $50,000 aula insurance you waited for the Snapper fix a minor dent. And improvcd industry grant (0 fund a study to deler- V.2t. So easy to handle, it Is towability to rcduce damage tha( oftcn min~ if cars could be rated for damage. I pleasure to use. occurs (oday whcn cars arc hoisted or 55 Limited Time ability by scrutinizing their design, '163 Offer, , , only $14995 lowed. We will continue 10 press for rather than crashing them into walls. thc~e and other improvements. Value With 14" bar & chain YOUR ONE.5TOP ~OR GARDU~ & PET SUPPLiES The study was an unqualified success. The world's mllSl popular chain saw with aulomatic oiling plus special 14.piece outdoorsman kit. II's everything you need III wI like a pro. Deluxe carrying case, complete chain saw maintenbnce QUALITY FEED kit wilh fifes, gauges, wranch/sc:rewdriver, two-cycle oil. chain oil, gas can, and 101 projects book. 'Ieo, eull,ng ou.ehments Lawn & Garden Supply ~. ~ ..:. 051' FREE DEMONSTRATION AT 20726 HARPER at VernitH "~{, '.< ~t!~ We want to do more for you. 8 MILE & 1.94 "Tile lown Mower People" "Pind out about 10% Bumper Discount on '73 cars at your 19815 MACK AVE. - TU 1.6233 TU 1-8870 GrolBe Pointe Office, 15415 F.. Jefferson, 821-630CJ" _:.1)IL. T 9)' ;t. a J )I ",)I." $ "4 .t]l,L 2 L; $ $ Page Five Thursday, October 26, 1972 G R 0 SSE P 01 NT ENE W S ------_._------_._._------,------, Saturday; October 14 .. He rc. Burglar Enters House in City Fires Started at Paint Store portell a $lmilar occurrence Shores Studies Flood .lnsurance Monday m9rning, October 16, A Lincoln road resident missing was a music reo Someone started two fires Public Safety. where a plastic' bag of By Katby Duff expected to approve an ap. the s e r i 0 u s consequences returned home T h u r 5 da y ceiver valued at $250. at the rear of Pointe Paint Phillip Zoltowski told of. papers was set ablaze. As a result of Lake st. plication to HUD conctming which result from flood con. night, october '~9, and fo~nd City Lieutenant Rob e r t and Decorating Center. 19655 ficer Stephen Petrik some. I 'Police are scheduled to Clair being at Its highest the insurance. No indication ditions. his rear door 8J8r. Checking Van Tiem is handling the in. Mack avenue, according to body ignited a box of card. keep a watch at this location levelln recorded history, The has been given of how long it However, one lakeside resi. the house, he discovered the vestigation of the burglary the Woods Department of board in back of the building during the evening. Shores t r u s tee s, on the will take HUD to act. dent is not waiting until the upstairs bedroom completely at 786 Lincoln road, ~he res. recommendation of Village If certified, Shores resi. insurance program comes ransacked. Idence of the ,Michael Stumps. The family had been absent Superintendent Thomas K. dents will be able to purchase through. As he has a vivid Searching the d rawer 5, Crom 8 a.m. Thursday morn. Jefferis, have taken steps to flood insurance through local memory of flooding condi. which were left disarrayed insurance companies. As with tions, (his property was flood. ing until 8:30 that night. The make their residents eligible by the unknown bl1rglar, he for national flood insurance. all disaster coverage, insur. ed by Lake SI. Clair in neighbors did not recall any Indications are that the lake ance costs would depend on 1952), he has placed sand. estimated about $100 miss. suspicious persons in the will be even higher next the value of the individu&:l bags on his property to pro. ing in loose change. Also area. year. proverty insured. Proteclion teet it from the wat~r. ------In order to be eligible. the would not be mandatory. The For any other Shores resi. village must be approved for insurance would not cover dents who are impatient to (Save This Ad) coverage by the U.S. Depan. water damage resulting from protect themselves against ment of Housillg and Urban the property owner's negli. flooding, there are always Development (HUD). Once a gence or conditions that do arks. But remember that BRICK AND municipality is accr('dited by not cause a g~neral flood village ordinances require -I HUD, residents may get the condition in the area. any boats, boat trailers, BLOCK LAYING insurance whit'h will cover In general. losses from house trailers, mtlbile homes, them il' case of disastrous sewer backup are not cover. vacation campers and other flooding. ed, except where a general equipment for temporary or TONY VARCHETTI condition of flooding exists mobile living quarters to be (do mysell) The governmental agency and the sewer b a c k u p is gives its approval once it is stored in residences' back. clearly a result of that condi- yards. It's possibl~ that arks. assured that a municipality is tion. planned in a manner to ab. would be included in the MOST PORCHES CAN BE REBUILT- At the last monthly meet. above category. sorb all but extreme flooding ing of The Shores Council, REASONABLY conditions. Dale Granger of Tuesday flight, October 17,[ 32 YEARS EXPERIENCE the State Water 'Resources Mr. Jefferis informed the Commission, whose Depart. council that he had had a A-' GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP ment has been assigned co. hydrograph taken of Lake St ALL REFERENCES ordifllltion of the HUD pro- Clair, and that the lake was gram with the State agency, at its highest I eve 1 since believes that The Shores will rl!cord.keeping began in 1898. FREE ESTIMATES ANY DAY - ANYTIME have no problem receiving The lake is expected to be CALL: TONY VARCHETTI certification. The state offi. hi g h \! r next year, After ciat cited The Shores compre- weighing the superintend. UNITY PLEDGE 839-9899 or hensive ordinances control. ent's advice and reviewing AND ling zoning, platting and en. his report enclosed in the SMILE BUTTONS 775-1228 after 7 p.m. forcement of building codes trustees' briefing materials, AVAILABLf which insure a maximum the councilmen encouraged 885.262 J (Save This Ad) amount of flood control. action. Within a week or two T!'e "It would be a very import- ----:-=:.....:=.-===--=------'-_.-.------Shores will receive complete ant service to our residents," information on the program Shores President Gerald C. from the Michigan liaison. At SchroedH said as he stressed the next m e e tin g of The Shores Council, Tuesd:lY, N\)- vember 21, the trustees are YSD Handles 58 Complaints 106 KERCHEVAL GARBAGE The Youth Service Division, • (YGD), received 58 com. ON ..THE-Hill • plaints during September, GRINDER one of which was unfounded, 885 ..8900 C.11 This was an increase of three over the 55 complaints reo ceived during August. Violation of the Controlled Substance Act, (VCSA), was the leading complaint re- ceived, totaling 25, during 15304 KERCHEVAL • VA 2.9070 September. This waS" an in. crease of 14 over August. Nineteen of the 25 complaints LEAVING HOME? involved males, with six in. volved females. Larceny was the second t •• WHO'LL CHECK leading YSD complaint. Six YOUR FURNACE? cases were reported in Sep- tember; however, this was a 25~ New Temp.Guard decrease from the August Alerts Your Neillhhors total of nine. When House Gets Four applications br peti- Too Cold or Too Hot tion were filed with the When You're Away Wayne County Juvenile Court' during September. Three were for possession of stolen property. Of these, two have You can safely leav.e your been authorized for accept. home, cottage or .Skl lod~e ance by the court. while one for extende~ periods With has not been acted upon. The thiS automatic Temp-Guard other petition was for Viola. on du.ty. Uses 2 flashlight !ion of the Controlled Sub. battenes (not dependent o~ stance Act, which has been household c~rrent) "and I,~authorized by t!'e court. flashes a conhnuous alert, The September breakdown warnIng neighbors or ~a~s. for the 58 complaints shows: ers-by ,of .fr.eeze-up 1 0, ~lre VCSA, 25; larcenies, six; danger. VIsible for V2 mile. vandalism, five; runaways, Sensitive and adjustable. eAdnfive: stolen property laws, Jdeal gilt. Fully guarante • four; other criminal contacts, ~IUJ~1.0ll for four; indecent exposure, two: Send $795 p:~~~:.~a;:llerles drunkenness, two; disorderly n~t Inclu~.d. cor.duct, two; burglary, one; liquor laws, one, and suspl. TEMP • GUARD clous persons investigated, • SPORTING GOODS Box 2158. MadISOll, WI •• 53701 ! lone. Minus' the unfounded Clip IMI ad-iul you IOfg.1 case, the actual total is 57. • SPORT FASHIONS ONE DAY ONLY • HUNDREDS OF UNIQUE GIFTS TOMORROW , FRIDAY OCTOBER 27th silk finish or regular glossy finish. Come in everything in and enjoy our store specially Donuts & Cider with liS! Let everyone on your list know they're reduced for one special. Send them a Photo Greeting. Bring in your favorite snapshot, color slide, or KODACOLOR Negativeand let day only .... up to OFF Kodak make it into a memorable card * FAIR TRADE ITEMS EXCLUDED and a meaningful gift. ,,'s Our Way of Saying "Thank You" \ We appreciote your patronage and we're saying "THANK YOU" with a big ONE DAY ONLY SUPERSALE. It starts tomorrow morning and you can buy any item in our store at a savings up to 50% (fair trad~ items excluded). Sporting goods, sport fashions, and hundreds of Open gift items ... all from our regular sfock. If's a rare opportunity 10 TI1Uflday stock up for Christmas Gifts at substantial savings. Evenings 'iii 9 '"-- ,- ..,. '." <,P ,,_OS~.", • • • .. • .p ..p oS is ,i •• S ,F Thursday, October 26, 1972 Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS The Men's "Over the Hill" Itact John Bruce or Marc • hb h d Cl b Sl a.m. to noon starting No. league is accepting team Lonesk for further informl1; Police Find Three Stolen Autos Ner,g or 00 u ates exceptvemberllNovemberuntil December25. The fee9. registrations now. The fee is tlon. The Neighborhood Club $75 per team plus. mem'j telephone number is TV cinct, wbere they are .till Cage League Registration {or all clinics Is $5. bership for each player. Con. 5-4600. (CoIllb1ued Irom Pa,e 1) the garage, a 1971 Oldsmo. Impounded until compleUOD A high school league for troit by the woman, to check .blle, bad the trunk lod: of investl,ation by Detroit Ba U.. co-mlng .s Th tenth, eleventh and twelfth Ollt the automobile. punched out and the tl'Wlk ... I! seventh, eighth and d bo . th f authorIUu. the Ne' borbood Club Bas. gra e ys requU'es e or. The policemen, in looking lid open. When questioned On being quesUooed. aboul ll:etbaUL;alUe •• re ready {or ninth ,grade clinic will have mallon of your own team, S & G Grocer Company, Inc. over the vehicle, discovered about this vehicle, the woman the Cadillac, the woman reJiltraUon. two 10caUons this yeu, one a $30 team fee, and a $5 lhat the serial number at. claimed she had .lso pur. cla!med that .be had an. .'I1J. boy. Je a en, e. for at North, the other at Pierce. merr.bershlp for each player. lached to tbe left front door chased the car wllh cuh. swe.red an ad in the unknown Ide f .- These clinics will be held Contact Marc Lonesk for a Moves to New Headquarters bad been tampered with. and The four policemen looked paper {or household Items II' • our throulh nine wlll Saturday mocDlnp from 10 team registration form. in 1920 I'hili" Shamrlll" the number missing. The of- over the car, and found thaL offered for sale, and while relister on the followin, --.------ram" 10 Ihil!io .'ountn" und ricers called in for a check Ils serial number bad been iwll"l1 .. orkillll and "lioilljC In the hOUle, sbe wall apo d.tell: Octobe, : 28, 9.11 •. m., 10 Ih. ll"ullh.. :' The Grosse Pointe COllDcll "WilliAM J. BEER of Better Literature for Youth will meet on Thursday, octo- ber 26, at 1 p.m., at the Nominee for Grosse Pol n t e Memorial Church. et n Detective John R. Kendall, Scbool Liaison Officer for JUSTICE OF THI IUPR.M. COURT Grosse Pointe South High School will be l,uest speaker. Contributions to his campaign will His topic is "Youth Problems - . '" from the View of the Youth be appreda'ed and. may .be 'ient to: Services Division." A ques. tion-aud-answer period .will heat from r follow. Executive Board officers COMMITTEE TO ELECT JUDGE BEER serving as hostes,-e. for the meeting are the Mesdames Mrs. Mary Good, Secretary G. Rlford Johnston, Joo S; Cook, Lawrence E. Holmes, P.O. Box NO.1 Roland J. BWlk, Stanley E. Lindow, Morris R. DeFour. Gulf -IHeat Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 4801:; Jerome T. Janisse, William V. De Galan, Jr., and Charl.:s Paid Polilical Adver1i,emenl R. Reinowsld . • 1. TO Man. a CUSTOMCRAFT can figure out a way•to Call Us First! EXPAND SPACE for whoever or whatever In Business Since 1904 requires it ... (and the nice part i. _' •• it Trained Courteous Drivers won't LOOK added on f) Radio Dispatched Trucks • • • Prompt Courteous Service We EXPAND space for PEOPLE (butchers , Automatic, Metered Deliveries bakers, candlestick makers and even for kids)' Conven~nt Budget Terms ... We EXPAND space for THINGS, too! (Garden tools, automobiles, pool tables, etc.) Hydrogen-Purified Heating Oil Furnace Cleaning • • • Expert Furnace Service Gulf Econojet Equipment Installed [REMODEL! I Oil Storage Tanks Installed Our business is creating more livable SPACE oilheaf for people . . . We can do it for "tOOt By EXPANDINC. either UP, DOWN, IN or OUT! • • GAR WOOD HEATING EQUIPMENT A SPECIALTY If you need a family •room extra bedroom, office, den, garage (or what?) , CALL 11m PROfISSIONAL J. C. Cornillie "EXPANDERS" Company C lb~!J2.M C ~~a~T / IUILDlN8 & IEMODnlNI COIInACTOIS • IISIDDI11AL & COMMIIICIAL VA 2-5700 881-1024 11332 MACK AVL-GROSSE POINTE FARMS CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED UVA81LITY Serving rll,. Area Since '956 - Thul'sday, October 26, 1972 G R 0 SSE POINTE NEW S Cu~s at M;as~n IBusing Topic Highlights WEEKDAY HOURS: Set Study TrIp t. t Coal.t.l loneeM lng O.,e. 17, Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 O.Ir.. to 7 p.m. The Mason School Cub youngsters are to stay to- Scout Pack No, 'train- mg programs for teachers, COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY Dne preceding busing, and (6.136% effective annual interest) the second, a program to run i co~currently with busing for at least ,the first year. Dr. Cain stressed ,the need 1 of stucients for factual texts '1 Ihat do not my tho log iz e ~1 American leaders. He quolecl ~ Dr. Norman Drachler, for- mer \Superintendent of De- troit schools, as saying that this is an age of ethnic iden. tification and that it is im- portant to ,be ethnic in an age SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20,000.00 so computerized and mecha- nized. Dr. Cain believes that the schools must respond to COLONIAL FEDE~AL SAVINGS these needs of students. DETROIT 18901 Kelly at.M~ross-DR 2-8877 EAST DETROIT 15751 Nine Mill! at Grattot-PR 1.8'320 D i fie r e n t minds bring GROSSE PTE. WOODS 20247 Mack ~t Hunt Club-TU 6.1080 about II marked difference of I GROSSE PTE. FARMS 63 Kercheval ':On the HiII"- TU 6.6661 opinion in this indifferent HOURS: 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 'Friday 'til 8 p.m. Iworld. ==:::::---::..:. _::-- - : - ~ - -:....:..- Pre-Ieason \' TIRED OF DRAFJY ROOMS AND\UNEVEN HEA1? ORDER A NEW BRYANT QUIETLINE FURNACE NOW BEFORE THE C.OLD WEA TH ~R COMES. BRYANT COMFORT SYSTEMS ARE DEPEND~BLE, QUI~T, EFFI~ CIENT AND..ECONOM1CAL INSTAllATION is BY 'FACTORY. TRAINED MECHANICS U$ING OJS.TOM DUCTWORK. . CAll 'NOW IEFORI THI RUSHI FOR A COMPLerE.SYSTEM ADD CENTRAL AI R CONOr- TIONING, AN ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER AND A POWE:RHUMIDIFIER. ' CAL~ We're Heating Experts 571-4610 • Serving G,O". Point. FORA Sinc. 1.949 FREE ESTUMTE FURNACECOMPANV • City Wid. Servic. 11M fDIATEIHSTA1UnOI "I12VMDYKE DETRlIT • 'I Tfllck. to Serv. You , _ ..... --- . '--.$.,.:'" ~ \ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 26, 1972 School Boo.rd Members Give Views on Proposal raising and distributing funds (Continued. from 'a'e 1) banned. After all, the quality and libraries," Mr. Adams Nov. 6-11 for public elementary and valved in taxation that this of scbools has a strong bear. said. Trustee semmler, who in. secondary schools. There is plan would double the state ing on the valuation of prop. nothing in there that says get a flower with income tax. I recall our reo erly, the wealth of the com. dicated that he has been in. volved In several discussIons the lawmakers are going to cent experience where the munity. After all, the finer follow the Governor's prl)- state income tax was in. the school system the finer put on by representatives of Joti' meal at tbe Legislature, said tbat pasal. In my opinion Pro. crea~,ed from 2.6 to 3.9 per. the community one has. The posal C really amounts to cent. This was sold to the education of children is with. many people are asking him giving the Legislature a public on the basis of educa. out doubt the most important how local schools will be fi. blank check do as it tional need. But when Mich. function tilat calls for public naneed if Proposal C passes to BURGER CHE~ pleases," Mr. Semmler con. 18800 Mack bet.een Kerb, and 1II0ro55 igan's treasury ran short, it support," Mr. Glancy con. and how local school boards will maintain local control. cluded. was tducation that suffered," eluded. "Although the Governor's of. Mr. Huetteman said. Urges "No" Vote fice provides a detailed ex. I Sta~ Aid Withheld Mrs. Hanpeter, secretary 11I10[Nr1AI planation of bow the new "Part of our state aid was of the Board of Education, plan will work if Proposal C & withheld .last year because has urged a "no" vote on the COMMIICIA~ I is approved, the wording of I Lansing 'was running a little property tax proposition. the amendment merely reo W~EN ALTERATIONS shor.t. What worri€s me, too, "Passage of Proposal C quires the,' legislature to is the fact that with the num. may be adver!ised as a bar. establish a tax program for :-~u.&~EN- KITCHENS ber of cyclical industries in gain for the ovel'taxed prop. I M i chi.g a n,the state goes erty owner. The truth is that ~I, through periods of low in. whethl;;!' the tax is flat or Optimist's Set ~fo.J. ADDITIONS DORMERS come and irregularity of graduated, either way the l 9~ REMODELING CAU fOI flf[ revenue. I can just foresee :werage person would pay Musical Show 777 -6840 s:;'.~[ ESTIMATU & IDIA$ that education will not be more money direcl1y to the well.favored in Lansing and state than he does now with This Week's 11715 HAUU will be treated as a poor reo no assurance that this money A cantankerous female's (VININGS G' TU 1-'744 ST. CIAII SHOIU I dastardly scheme to abolish (ASf SIO£ AND lation and not get the money would be spent for education. an. a & 9 Mill I"A~ ~ CIOiU 'OINUS it needs," President Hueue., Great power over education, all forms of public music Bell. Ringers provides the musical vehicle man commented. which means program and Prices Effective Oct. 26th, 27th and 28th "And. of course, from a personnel, would be placed for the Grosse Pointe Opti. purely seUlsh standpoint,. 1.? the hands. o! the legisl,a. mist's, 25tb Annual Show Closed all day Sunday as usual ~iday and Saturday ev~ under state (unding and con. tive appropnations commit. • Closed Wednesdays 1 p.m. I BELLE ISLE trol, we could never be the tees, e~pecially the commit. DIngs, -November 3-4, ;.It Par- community that we are now tee chairman. In a legislature cell'~ Middle Sehool Audi. in an educational sense but dominated by outstate rep. torium, Vernier road and that isn't our prime moUval. resentatives, who k now s Mack avenue. Curtain time ing factor in opposing Prl)- where the priorities might for both evenings is 8:15 FRESH DRESSED AWNING CO. pasal C. If we were helping be. Based on recent experi. o'clock. someone else to solve his ~nce the l.egislature has acted The emphasis will be on STUFFED problems and still be able to ureS1lonslbly about the fl. fun and romance, highlighted Canvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron educate our ehildreli ade. nanclal needs of schools, and bya score of mUSIcal com. quately, it would perhaps be especially about the need of edy tunes woven into a fast. a good thing. B'ut I don't see schools to plan ahead," she moving ',c0 u r t case plot ROASTING CHICKENS Immediate Delivery that the passage of Proposal said. written by George L. Rogers: and featuring a cast under (YOUNG ROASTING CHICKENS is helping anyone," Mr. "As far as Grosse Pointe e the direction of Prudence STUFFED WITH OUR OWN BREAD DRESSING- Free Estimates Huetteman concluded. is concerned, there is no Butterfield. OVEN READY) Alfred R. Glancy, Jr., viee. doubt that most residents Serving Grosse 'oillt. Sll1c, 1931 Jo!Jnny Christian, Optimist president of the Board of wO\lld' pay more with less presIdent, and ,Marvin 'Rob. Education, Cll\ltions that if control over how their money ertson, the club's president. HOMEMADE MICH. GRADE I LO 7-2293 71501 E. Jefferson' Proposal C is approved there is spent. Even with the six elect, both play key comedy BREAKFAST • will no longer be a tax of mills allowable for enrich. 79(: roles in the presentation that any so!'t on property for the ment we could not sustain boasts a cast of 40 talented LINK SAUSAGE Lb. support of schools. our current program with local performers. Featured "This is obviously a ~om. our present staff. To go be. "EXCLUSIVE" vocalists Include Mary Green. INDIVIDUAL plete change from present yond ,this and think about ing, Kathy Cosentino, Nor. methods, leaving the Legis. what the state might do to Grosse Pointe Area Residents bert Gugel, IJ) 0 r e e n Muir. lature several options" he school district boundaries if head,Linda Starkey, Nancy You can buy your Chevrolet said. 'it had financial control is dls- Meinke, Ray Thursday, October 26, 1972 G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Page Nine ------_._------_._------_ .-_-----. o T PIN b 9 \ FORM HOSTEL CLUB \'ity w~s a hike to view the 00 S Sendlog wo to ar ey oveln er Another exciting outdoor changmg Fall colors on Sun. Meditation Course Opens Check Betrays W d I Woods City Administrator Ifederal g ran t s from tax \ 'fhe workshop includes a recr~ation activlt~ Is now \datt, ~~~Ob:~e2~~terested in Chester E. Petersen and money to state and lo.cal gov. ?eta!led d.iscussion o~ the leg. formlr.l.at the Neighborhood outdoor act ion call thc At War Memorial Oct. 30 Hit-Run Driver I d I ernments over a flve.year IIslalion wIth emphasIs on the Club. an American Youth Neighborhood Club at 885. B Hog A W b d t d A b.artende~ at a Far~s Comptroller.As~essor ~ r e -j period. Under the bill, $5.3 role of the United States Hostel Club that will take \4600. Adults families, and Inteiest inerTr~nsc~n~ental ~~eo's ~Ir~aed~t:~~ce~f~~r~~~ ~~~k d~~rl; ~~~n~~d~~t~~~ne erick G. Hornflsher WIll rep- billion will be distributed to Treasury as to the adminis- part in a variety of outdoor senior high siudents are weI- MedHation, (TM), as taught be more successful, The ing, October 11, when he sa~ resent their city at a reg-, ~tate and local governments tration of the funds. experiences. The fit st aeth'. come. by Maharishi MQhesh Yogi, change is in the person, not a hit.and.run accident and ional worksho? wh~rel adll ~s- \I~n the f~st year't Som.~~h~t ------.------.------continues to grow across the in the environment," traced the driver through a pects. of the fmancla a mm. mcr~ase al1\oun s WI e United States. Defined as a "My activity is on a more he k h d t th bar istratlOn of federal revenue prOVided for each of the next TED EWALD CHEVROLET '.'method of aUowingthe '1lind concrete level," said Chris, e .c cas e a e . sharing will be disclJ~sed, four years. to be drawn auton\A~.iclilly lD whereupon Mr. Lyons stres. The bartender had escorted I t' t k t th r g Donald W Beatty execu. , "or' a salesman from Grand 1 n ac IOn ,a eMnad e oe. tive directo~ MFOA' Inter- IS PROUD TO HAVE the deepest and mo,st refined sed the energy coordination 'd . PI fl.. t u ar mee mgt on ay, c. , level of -thinking," TM has between the mind and the ~apl s to hiS ymou'j' s:- lober 16 the Woods council national Career Development an estimated 250,000. Amerl. body via the deep rest. lead. tlon wagon p~rked near t e unanimo~sly approved their Center. Ine" in a letter to ED DON LIN can meditators "with thou. ing to a more positive use of bar at 18760 Mack avenue, tt d t th Ch'cag The Woods said "While fed. sands of new converts a energy. As ththe ca~.wga.sl~ac.~~fr~~~ ~11.~nW~~~:hO~Th~rsda~, N~: eral reve~ue sharing has Formerly of Funston Chevlo/et month," according to the Oc. Sally, who has been medi. 0 f' e par m . 0 , I r' vcmber 9 bee n ~upported as a 'no Jo;n OUI Staff tober 23 issue of Time Maga. t ti f b t . ht th a yellow Opel 'and then left. strings attached' grant the . zine. b~C~~eor ~nt~~e~~~ ~on ~ the scene traveling "lest on Four .olher wOl:kshops also legislation has produced Eel Has Over 30 Years of Chevlolet The process is a "natural when she ran Into a friend Warren from ~lack. are bemg held m Houst?n, 'some minimal administra- Experience. See Him Today fOI that . Tex" Los Angeles, Call!., II' . t N U eI Ch I t C T I. I. a sys emat cone," . said who had been meditating Inside the b~r, the bar. Hartford, Conn., and Atlanta, requIre men s. .. ew or se eVlo e or 01 IUCI\,. nd t I '~? I instructor John Lyons, Inter. for two years. After hear. tender checkcc! around to Ga, daling from October 30 ~atural.ly!. thes~ admmls, Leasing of All Makes anel Models Can national Meditation Sodety ing more about the process find out who o'i\'ned the ),e). to Novembcr 20. Irahve. actl\'lhes Will.~e.com~ be Attangeel. Detroit area co.ordinator. she said, "I knew it was for low car, locatin'g Michael C. P" • - Ihe prImary responsIbility 01 During the process of TM, me." Passage, 54 Lincoln road. re,s:dent Richard M.. ~IX' the state and local govern. the practitioner "enjoys a Having an interest in the Remembering tbat the care. on Signed t~e $3?2 ,billion ment finance officer." deep state of rest," he said. performing arts, i.e., acting less driver had cashed a revenue,sharmg bIll ~n In. In order to inform finance TED EWALD CHEVROLET "A person can believe in and singing, Sally has found, heck he identified the de?Cnden~e Hall, Phlladep- officers of these specific ad. 15175 E. JEFFERSON VA 1.2000 anything he wants; he can since practicing TM, that she ~ranci Rapids slilesmlm as 1 phla, Fnday, Oclober 20, ministrative details, the con. even believe the technique has more confidence, Mr. Thomas Wright.' I a.fter Congress complete? ac. ferences are held to discuss won't work. The beauty of it Lyons quickly noled, "The I " ld ILIOnon t~e measure Friday. ,all aspects of the financial Is that meditation is personal', 1ft 1 Farms Patrolllren tiera I October J3. IadmlnistratioH of revenue I re eat~e't 0., s ress re eases i Deburghgraeve and Thomas I The legislation provides sl'aring he noted ' It's a one~n.one situation," crea IVIy. . IKelly were called to the I • ------' • --- About 300 Pointers are Mrs. \yorrel1 became In- scene at 12'29 Wednesday I currer.tly meditating, ',...hile terested In TM. a rear ~go, morning. They took the reo a 1'0 u n d 3,000 individuals has. been med!tatmg since port and put out an alert I pratice TM in Detroit, stated September 30, and feels more for th.e Plymouth station I Eavestroughs Mr Lqons. Pointers who rested, and c.alm. S~e added wagon which was picked up 5" ALUMINUM - 5 COLORS have read about TM, or have that s:x of. mne family mem. by Detroit that mornin.', SEAMLESS heard oabout it from friends, bers prachce TM, ' . ., I will bave an opportunity to Other 'Pointers were con- T:Ie driver, Wright, was I pursue their interest begin ta::ted by the NEWS includ- booked with leaving the I ning Monday, October 30, at Jng Dr Worrell Mrs. Nor. scene of a property damagc 8 p.m. in the War Memorial. man ('oonna) Furgal and accident and wit~ an improp. POI NTE SCREEN & SASH,IHe. This meeting is the first step Jack G r e n a r d for their er driving practice. His bond I of "seven beginning steps" thoughts as '.I'M pra ctil ion- was set at $100 pending his which includes two lectures, ers. '. courl date., 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 a personal interview with a Like Mrs. Worrell, the doc. ------'I Q teacher .and fo~r days of per. tor said he's practiced '.I'M FARMS NEWS 1 ~.~ = = iJQ ~ = = L:l ======_= CoCl ==~ sonai mstructJon for two only for a few weeks. He hours a day. first learned about the pro- There is no end to what a I ' Dynamic Process cess two years ago while at- resident can Iparn at a • . Mr. Lyons, who took a tending a drug abuse Gym. IFarms Council meeting. For T d N' 7 h three-month training course posium in",Aml Arbor. Dr. example, as the ~inutes of a ues ay, OY. t under Maharishi four years Worrell said he now feels recent Farms Council meet ago, said he plans to give more relaxed than before ing were read, it, \Vas learned Shake Hands courses once a month at the and feels it's been a help in that the orange I warning tri- War Memorial and hopes to his work. . angles are not needed on city have a center in T,he pointe Mrs. FutgaJ has four chil- maintenance vehicles mov~ with a Lion at by the first of the year. dren, two of \whom practice ing over 25 m.p.h. Another Along with Pointers Chris TM. She has. been meditat- fact which surfaced is that Worrell, his mother, Mrs. ing for six months now and The Farms recently spent Christopher (Patricia) Wor. said it gives "a harmony to $25 to paint some of its g~r. BURGER CHEF@ rell 'lnd Sally LeFever, Mr. life" and "a new way of look- bage scooters c~rome yellow 18800 Mack between Kerby and Morass Lyons at once bee ames illu- ing at things." as the previous' white color minated when discussing TM.Mr. Grenard also has been Iposed a safety hllzard, "A person meditates and meditating for six months. .:. .;.j---- releases the potential he has Since that time, he said he's in .any facet of life," stated more of a calm }Jerson than' •. Mr. LyonS; "It's a technique before and requires less . to utilize what's within." sleep. Meditation rests the Practitioners meditate twice body stated Mr. Grenard, . a day during the J:XIorningwho feels others cap. use this and .before dinner for around simple way of resting the 15 minutes. Here, he stresses body. BEFORE 'AFTER the "beautiful flow" and "na. The "home base" for the tural change" in this "slow Detroit area is located on CHIMNEY SERVICE but dynamic p'rocess." 248 South Adams road in IncineratorRebullt.Rep.lred.ClItlllneyScreens'. ViolaUo11llCoven. --- "TM is lab work towards Birmingham. If you have any Corre;:led.Tuck pol'ltlng the theorY of the Science of questions on TM, the medl. Advance Mahltenance Creative Intelligence. TM talion !ociety may be COD- IllHUt verilles the theory by way tactedat 642-4444. ".".."""" of practical activity and life ------style. This is what teachers are needed. for," noted Mr. Lyons. NOW THEY LEASE Change In ferson And Chris, a Wayne state University student who has .~ been: meditating. for a year, Limited Qucnlili". on Smoll"r Sizes. and sally, who's working to- wards her B.A. degree. ex- pressed 'In interest in teach- Open daiiy S a.m. to 6 p.m. ing TM. Sat. S a.m. to 4 p.m. Chris beg!ln prp.d~cing TM ~_. '\~11 Pl'T THEIR ~IO~E\' =, ~~.""!'.' ' because of a "basic need for WHERE TilE P310FlTS ,\RF. ." , personal growth," plus an in. terest in meditation. Since ht started, he has quit smok. WERTHMANN BROTHE'_S ing, feels more .of a calm- ness and a constructi\'eness LlNCOLN.MERCURY INC. r..===M:-:~=-=I= 6841 EASTJEFFERSON_Opp'~~:~ec~II~9u:~:~yalFadory in his life. At this point, Mr. Call 259-2190 3400 E. Jefferson Lyons interjected, "You don't ~ first intrQduced The rain tire & TIllER~- have to have a problem .~r a I Greg Dr Kathy 3 Min. from Downtown UNIRDYAL ~ ------_._------Approye Costs For Attorneys The Woods Council at the regular meeting M 0 n day, October 16, unanimously .ap~ ('roved the payment of $161.40 in costs to attorneys Chester Kasiborski and Wil- liam J. 'McBreartr in the case of Foodmaker, Inc., et ,al 'VS. the City of Grosse Pointe Woods. Mr. Kasiborski and Mr. MeBrearty fWere attorneys for Foodmaker in the case where the Michigan Court of Appeals recently upheld a Wayne County Circuit Court Order to issue Foodmalter a building permit for a new Jack In The Box restaurant. The "Jack" will ,be located between Van Antwerp and Lennon road. FINDS GUN Clarence Ram~ey, an em. ploye of Gene's Landscaping Coml)any, was rllking the leaves at 537 Rivard on Tues. day, October 10, when be found a 32 caliber five.shot revolver In the bushes, in fron~ of the house. The weapon was turned over to City police. IIDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL PIPIIG? c.n Turn to us PLUMIINGIHEATUlC 15304 ~IlCHEVAl • VA 2-9070 \ for an easy-to-handle auto loan • > .. ~ ., ... , .,.pa 4 .. .j "J • .. Page Ten Thursday, Odober 26, 1972 "'P'" Su"lI.YI 10:00 to 4:00' Obituaries WE DELIVER 0. O,nn ef " .. MuI ROSLYN MARKET 0111.. , I" the Woo" 21020 MACK at ROily" •• 184.3600 Thursday, Nov. 9th The Super Circus comes to a super place BURGER CHEF@ 18800 Mack between Kerby and Moross SPECIAL Complete Lobster Dinner ~6.45 ~ 1972 Uniled Feature • This Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 'For Your ...... - ~ Dancing and Entertainment Pleasure OPENS WED., NOY.:a thru NOV. 19 NASHVILLE SOUNDS WEEI( NIGHTS' :30 P.M. THREE SH'OWS SATURDAY, 12:00,4:00,8:00 P.M. SMORGASBORD~ TWO SHOW SUNDAY 2:00 and 6:00 P.M. Sundays from Price.: $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 No Show Mondoy. No •. 13 1:00 p.m. till 9:00 p.m. $4.75 CAMERA NIGHT WED.,-NOV. 15 v Whole Live JUNIORS (14 YEARS AND UNDER) AND SENIOR Maine Lobsters CITIZEKS V2 PRICE FOR All PERFORMANCES V Corn on the Coh Tickets an sale at Ulympia---and a/l J. L. Hudson and SeatsStores Your Host FOR GROUP ARRANGEMENTS CALL DONNA MARTIN, 895-7000 MIKE BRUNTON lighted, fenced Parking for 2,500 cars adjacent to Olympia 'ua/afar 5enl1cefl) tl:e meuantne (Formerly Own&l' of Captoin Shllmway's I ..... , . Olhe, Excellent Menu Suggestion. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED (SIeal< and Sea/ood.) Enolase Sell.Addre .. ed Envelope. If ordering for Sat. State Mal,. 0< • Parties • Bonquel Facirities ana Meeting Room Eve,. for Sun. State 2 or 6,00 P,M, Show . • Dining Daily • Accomodotions lor Business Luncneons ENCLOSED fiNO S _ _ .. __ FOR.__ ._.SEATSAT $ _ • Plan ahead for ,he Holit1oys. Chri,'ma, Partie • • ~.n'er'ainment F-ri..Sol. Evening AND. __ .._. SEATS AT '12 PRICE DATE CHOICE Is'-_ .. __ .lnd. Phone _ PLEASE PRINT NAME . _ Detroit Hilton ADDRESS . '_~_ Wake Up ••• CITY __ Your Sleeping ·IS cat.erln9- AG~~ra~f:~~~ maybe? A wedding Taste Buds 100 N. RIYER ROAD "". CI..... R., Mich. 4104] reception or a socia.' ev.ent that has to be Just right? Have An The price IS moderate and service is a speciality of the house. Here's a thought. Liven up that next business meeting with a special affair at Hilton. A simple iJn!¥Au phone call will get you the details CONEY ISlAND .. at no obligatfon. • MACK AT ANITA '. Detroit Hilton Hotel . Washington Blvd. at Grand Circus Park (313) 965-7800 IRENE K. HOFFl\fAN Funeral services for Mrs Hoffman, 74, of 15827 Wind: mill Pointe drive, were held on Tuesday, October 24 in the Verheyden Fun e ~ a I Home. She died on Saturday October 21, In her home. ' pi.. £lioN GooJld in Mrs. Hoffman was the "I lOVE MY WIFE" daughter of the founder of Rated 'R' you mus' be Kinsel Drug Company. She years 01 age or over 10 Doyou hear was graduated from Liggett odmjlled. ~.chool and from Ogontz Jun. SATURDAY-SUNDAY lor College in Philadelphia. Special Children', Matinee She. was a member of the "Jil1!1l~ 114tlls"il1 J Doors open at I: 30 I Bloomfield Hills Country All Main Floor Seals 75' I Club and the Old Club October! ! A native of Detroit, ~he is "DONDI" i Marshall Morris does! He's the Cater- ing manager at the Petroit Hilton and has already prepared a sen-seasonal variety of Yuletide menus for large and small groups. And: Trader Vie's Bob Ra~kin wants you to know that he, too, has some new ideas to make your Kalikimaka even m')re The system that moves Mele ! ! Call them at 965-7800, the Cadillac Eldorado ORDER YOUR also rnoves the Audi IOOLS. 1973 LEASE CAR But we hadit first. NOW AT '72 RATES Virtu.ll1v cycrv ,.u in thc world movc~ bv ,1 S\,5lem Iil(, Por~( he 0 I-; 1".11 i:~~~•. H. Satellites $89.95 par mo.' known '"s f(',H-\\:hel'i drivf'. Which me,U1~ th~ Tear :;I. It\ i'.,,1 tiT ',.11'.' .. lf~"''':'\ (,I' \llli1k sl',l(e ,1S the wl1('cl~ )'1,,11 Ihc (,u. LiIHol1l COlllil1,.ni,1i Fury Ill's (Ail') $99.98 per mo.' Till' Audi (.ll1d, of lOUr,,(', Ihe [ldor,hlo) moves bv .1. It'.; g,,1 riw -,1:111' i'l ,,;1"' ..'111 .1Ihllq~roOl11 ,IS the Chrysler (Air) $119.98 per mo.' ,l s,'Qerl1 kn"wl1 ,\S f r(llll.wheel driv<,. \Vhich mr,1I1S Rol1~~Rtl\"l I' t,:l\'I'1" :~1\,1,:,'''\'. inicI['\1 11" .111111.111..,\['1" Ihe frol1~ \\'he(.I~ Ill/II 111(' C ,.:'. ,:;,11, \>; .. resemblance to Imperial LeBaron .. $149.94p•rmo.' This giv('~ voul\\'o distill< 1 ,lliv.1I1t,lges: th,lt Ilf Ill(' \lcr, "1. ".,11 .. ',"",1 I,'. 'l'\)ll ~~t't 11.,(" :~,; - ,j ! I'; l'\,j\l'rt ~,('r\'i,. f' \vith an 1973 This Week's Special , On<" il lds \'ou', orncr "meT. [:,.('n on Ihc me,U1csl, mosl I('rrifying (lITH'. ;\udi \1'~\'(1\1 ,ll\ ',\.~[: ,i \ \\~'~ \\ l~'{.n l;t'l.nl~p ,1Porsche '\\ldi ,1.-,,1<-, '. :',11: "! I", \\\' ,.,,',,1:';1.111('11 DUSTER ••••••••••• , • , And t\\'o. it givl'~ you bl'll('r Ir,1 To the qualified Electors of the County of Wayne, State of Michigan: NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN SAID COUNTY OF WAYNE, STATEOF MICHIGAN, IN THE REGULAR VOTING PLACE IN EACH ELECTION PRECINCT IN EACti CITY AND TOWNSHIP IN THE COUNTY OF WAYNE, STATE OF MICHIGAN, ON TUESDAY, THE 7th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1972, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:00.0'CLOCK A.M. AND 8:00 O'CLOCK P.M., THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS WILL BE SUBMITTEDTO THE ELECTORSOF SAID COUNTY BY: : RESOLUTIONS OF THE BOARD OF. COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF WAYNE PROPOSITION f - TAX RATE liMITATION INCREASE PROPOSJTIOtl fOR JAJL FACILITIES Shall the County of Wayne increase the millage as provided in Article IX, Section 6 of the Michigan State Constitution and levy an additional 6/1Oths of a mill for a period of five years fro", 1973 through 1977 ($0.60 per thousand dollars of state (tqualized valuation) the proceeds to be used for the planning, designing, land acquisition and construction of a new jail facility as may be reasonably needed and to fund the operation of same? "'- PROPOSITION G - TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSITION FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE FACILITIES Shall the County of Wayne increase the millage as provided in Article IX, Section 6 of the Michigan $tat~ Constitution and levy an additional 4/10th!l of a mill for a period of five years from 1973 through 1977 ($0.40 per thousand dollars of state equalized valuation) the proceeds to be used for the planning, designing, land acquisiticm and construction of new juvenile' justice facilities as may be reasonably needed and to fund the operation of same? 2. Said propositions shall be prepared and distribut.ed by the County in the manner provided by law, which statement on the voting machines and b~lIots shall state the propositions in the form set forth in the preceding parClgraph. ., 3. All public officials of the Cou!"ty of Wayne, Sta'te of Michigan, and ali municipal units thereof, within such time as shall be required by law be, and they hereby are, directed to do and perform all acts and things which shall be necessary to be done or performed in order to submit the foregoing propositions to the electorate of said County at such general election to be held on Tuesday, November 7, 1972. . COUNTY TREASURER'S STATEMENT STATEMENTAS REQUIREDBY ACT 278 OF PUBliC ACts OF 1964 r am.nding Ih. Prop.rly Tax Limilalion A I, lOUIS H. fUNK, County Trea1iu('r of Woyne County, Michigon, do hereby cerl:/y thAI al of Stpf.mb.r 27, 1972, the totol of aU ¥ored in(r.a ••• 1n .XCesl of the Con.titvtional fif'.en mill tox 101ft limi'a'ion and the y8"'" suc.h inCl.ous al •• "utJ". ar. OJ follows a~ctina Jhe laxabl. property of: COUNTY OF WAYNE, MICHIGAN ! r i Oat. of I Vot.d Eff.ell•• Dolo 0' Vot.d EffecUve D.t •• f V.'-II Eff.ctI". 10.'01 Unit Elution Inuta,. For V.an lOCAl UNIT EI.elon Inu.au for Vear. LOCALUNIT E1.. II.n Iftei .... ,., y .. rt ~i County of Wayn...... "." ...... Aug. 6, 1968 I. mill 197210 1974 In•. Gro... n. Town.hlp S.hool •••••. "'.'." .J.n. 9, 19S1 3. mill. 191210 1977 In•. S•• th R.dlord School DI.IrI" .•.•..•..•..•. Jun. 10, 1961 3.5 mill. 1972 Aug. 1,1972 1. mlll 19751. 1979 In•. Mar. U, 19/00 I. mill. 1972 t. 1979 In•• J.n. 9, 1969 10. mill. 1972, 1973 I May I, 19&3 3.5 mill. 1972 t. 1912 In•. April 20, 1971 6. ",III. 1972 to 1975 Inc. Town.hlp 0' Conlon ...... Mar. 26. 1956 4. mill. 197210 1975 In•. J..,,,. 12, 1961 3. mill. 1972 10 1916 In•. 1 No". 21, 1967 3. mill. 197210 1987 In<. Tayl.r S.h •• l Ol.frlel ...... Jun. 9, 1969 I. mll1. 1972, 1973 Town.brp of Orou. II.~ ~'"'''''''''''''''''' .Aug_ 4, 1970 1.333 mill,. 197210 1974 In•• f.b. 17. 1970 mll1. 1972 ll. J.n. 14, 1971 15. mill. 1972 I. 1975 I.c. July 14, 197\ 2. milh 1972. 1973 5. mill. \973, 1974 ~i F.b. 22, 1972 1.75 mlll. 1972 I. 191&In•• I: Oro ... Point. 'ubllc School Syol.m •.•.•... Mar. 24, 1910 19.1 mill. 1972 Trenton PubHe. School ...... H •••••• Od. 21,1963 3. mill. 1972, 1973 hpt.7.1912 mill. 1972 11.20 Aug. 5.1965 5. ",III. 1972 10 1974 In•• Tow•• hlp ., Huron...... , ... Ap<.3, 1961 6. mill. 1972 to 1910 In<. 1.12 ",Ill. 1972 D••. 19, 1966 3. ml1l. 1972 I. 1976 I••• Sch.. 1 DI.trlcl ollh. Clty.f H.mlromck •••. Ap<. 6.1953 1. ml1l 1972 F.... 10, 1970 7. mill. 1972 .. 1974 Inc. T.wn.hlp 01 Plym.vlh ...... M.r. 21,1956 4. mill. 1972 t. 1975 In•. J.nl. 10. 1961 ,. mil,.. \972 Ap<.6. 1959 •5 mill 1972 10 1971 Inc• Ap<. 6, 1970 6. mUll. 191210 1974 Inc. J.n. 12, 1972 2. mill. 1973 to 1977 In•• Wayn.-W •• llonC!C.mm.nlty S.haal DlIlr.... M.r. 23, 1970 21. mUl. 1972 Ap<. 12, 1972 I. mm. 1972, 1973 Town.hlp 01 R.dford. ,..•••.••....•...... N~". 2, \954 mll1. 1972 • 1973 l2. S.hool Dlalrl City of T~yl...... Mar. 18. 1958 2.75 mill. 191210 1977 Inc. S.h •• 1 Dlllrl.t ollh. CUy.11"k.l.r •.... '" Apr. ", 1961 mil •• 1972 S.hool Dbtrld 01 th. Cily 01Wy.ndoll ...... Ju•• 13. 1966 6. mill. 1912 to 1975 I... t.5. mill. 1973 5.5 mill. Ju•• 10. 1961 1972 10 1917 Inc. Town.hlp 01 Va. Buten ...... , ... Aug .. ~. 195B 4. mill. 197210 1977 In•. Jun. t. 1970 4. mill. 1972 10 1974 In•. J ••• 9, 1969 5. mill. '972 10 1910 I••. All.n Po,k '.1011. S.hool ••...•.•..•.....•. J.n. 22. 1961 mill. 1972 S.hool DI.lTld of Ih. Clty.I Unc.l" Pork.... S.pt 28. 1966 10. mill. 1972 Hur.n S.hool Di.lrld .... , ...... , ...... S.pl. 5, 1968 10. mill. 1972 t.7. ",ill, 1973 No". 2, 1971 5. mill. 197210 1976 in•. Ap<.6, 1970 3. mill. 197210 1974 Inc. M.r. 15. 1971 9. mill .. '972 10 1975 In•. ll"onia 'ubll, S.h •• I. Sch•• 1DI.lrlel••.•• , .J.n, 6,1964 4.5 milll 1972, 1973 North.lIl. P.bllc S.hooll ...•..•.....•..•.. M.r. 22. 1969 3. mill. 1972, 1973 Ch,rry Hili S.h.ol DI.IrI...... J.n. 13, 1966 6. mills 197210 1975 in,. May 9, 1966 5. mill, 197210 1975 in•. Mor.'6, 1971 17. ",III. .972 I. 1.15 Inc. 10. mill. 197210 1971 In•• Apr. " 1961 S.pl. 30, 1961 7. mill. 1972 to 197. In•. J.n. 12,1972 I. mlU 1972 Jun. 14. 1911 3.5 mill. 1972 t. N74 In•. J•• , 12, 1972 12. mill. \972 I. 1976 I••. Cr .. lwood Sch•• l DI.tri,t ...... fob. 28, 1972 21.5 mill. 1972 to 1976 In•• Northwul Wayne Counly C.mm.nll., con.g. DI.lrlel•...• , .. , •. ,Jun. II, 1962 1. mill 1972 I. 1911 Inc. School DI.triel 0' Ih. Clty~' D•• rbom ...... Nov. 13.1969 17. mill-! 1972 M.I"lndol •• North.rn An.n Pork J.n. 9, 1969 6. mill. 1972, 1973 'ubll. S.h.ol •.•...•• "., .•.• , •...•.. Jun. B, 1970 1.5 mitt .. 1972 to 1974 In•• 'I.,m •• 'h C.mmunity S.ho.l ...... Jun. 10, 1961 1.5 mUl. 1972 Schn.1 DI.trld N•. 7 City Jan. 13, 1969 3. mill .. 1972 10 1974 in•• Jun. 12, 1972 10. m\ll. 1972 I. 1976 In•. Aug. ", 1969 6.5 mill. 1972, 1973 o. D.orbo,n H.lgh ...... ~....•...•. Jun. 1,1'970 5. mill, 1972 to 1975 In'. Apr. 6, 1970 5.15 mill. 1972 to 1974 In•. J.ly 15, 1971 6. mUls 1972 10 1916 in•. J.n. 12. 1972 ~. mm. 1972 to 1976 I.c. R.II'ord Union S.hool. DI."lcl No.1 .•....• Mor. 2 1964 3.5 min. 1972, 1973 J.n. 12, 1972 5. mill .. 1972 10 .976 Inc. Jun. 14. 196$ 17.5 mill. 1972 10 1975 in•. Jun. lJ. 1966 4. milia 1972. 1973 Va. Bur.n Pololi. Schooll ...... •..•... M.r. 4,1961 4.~ ..Ill. 1972, 1973 Scho.I DI.IrI" 01 North D.orborn H.lgh" ... Apr. 21,1970 2: mill. 1912 Jun. 10. 196. 4. mUl. 197~ r. 1977 inc. Aug. 5,1961 5.5 mill. 1972 Mar. 25, 1970 6. mIn. 1972 '0 1974 Inc. School DI.triel 0' City o' D.lroil .•...... N.v. 5, 1963 7.5 milT. 1972, 1973 S.h.ol Di."ld o'ih. City 0' Rl.. , bug •..•. fob. 4, 1969 6. mill. 1972, 1973 F.b.ll,1971 6. mill. 1972 t. 1975 Inc. C"'r.n •."I11. S.ho.l DI.trlel ...... ••..•. J••• 14. 1965 .5 mill .972 Ind.ft. I'-Iy Ja •• 17. 1966 7. ",U1. 1972 to 1975 I.c. E.on. '.bU. S.h.oll •...... Jun. 10, 1961 9.5 mill, 1972 Od.3.1966 5. ",111. 1972 I. 1976 I... RI".",I.w C.mm.nlty S.h.ol DI.trlel••..•.• Jun. 9, 1969 10. mill. 1972 10 1979 Inc. Jen. 20, 1969 9. ..Ill. 1972 •• 1910 I.c. Jun. I 1970 5. ..,111. 1972, 1973 Scho.1 DI.lflel oflh. City of Gard •• Clly... ,J.n. 13. 1960 1. mill 1972 10 1979 In•. S.pt.9. 1970 1. mUl. 1972 10 1979 Inc. No., 20, 1961 2. mill. 1972 10 1977 Inc. Une.ln C.nuUcIal.d School DI.trld ...... Ju•• I. 1959 .5 mill 1972 I.II.ftnll.ly J.n. 10, 1968 19,1 mill. 1972 10 \977 In•• A.,. 21, 1961 5. mllil 1972 Rom.lu. Community S.h •• I•.....• , ...... Ap<. 6, 1970 9. min. 1972 I. 1974 Inc. A.g.~, 1971 2.5 ",Ill. 1972 M.r.13.1972 10. mill. 1972 to 1976 In•. GI.... I.... Sch.ol DI.lfld ...... ' ..•••. , ., .M.y 28, 1956 2. mill .. 1972 I. '9751n •• Od. U, 1956 2.25 mill. 197210 \974 In•. A...... C.",munlty Sch9al...... D••. 4, 1907 J. mill. "72 Mor, 25. 196B 5.75 mill. 19n 5oulll""I. Community S.hool D""I.!...... Ju•• 10, 1961 5. mill. 1972 I. 1971 In•. Ju •• 9,1969 J. 11Im. 1972, lt13 J••• I. 1970 3.5 ",ill, 1972 t. 1974 In•. Jun. 9, 1969 7. mill. 1972 to '971 Inc. Jun. I, 1970 5. ",m. 1972 to 1974 I"•• J.n. 12, .972 6. mill. 1972 ... 1974 In,. Jun. 14, 1971 I. miU. 1972 I. 1910 In•• J.... 12, 1972 3. ",m. 1972 to 1976 hl<. LOUIS H. FUNK, WAYNE COUNTY TREASURER THIS NOTICE is given pursuant to the statutes of the State of Michigan in such case made and provided and pursuant to resolution of the Board of Commissioners herein set forth, THIS NOTICE APF~OVED AS TO FORM AND SUBSTANCE ALOYSIUS J. SUCHY, WAYNE COUNTY CORPORATION COUNSEL JOSEPH B. SULLIVAN, WAYNE COUNTY CLERK T. W. Kressbach, City Clerk Nunzio J. Ortisis,f City Clerk Chester E. Petersen, City Clerk City of Grosse Pointe City of Grosse Pointe Park City of Grosse Pointe Woods Thomas, K. Jefferies, T~wnship Clerk Carrol Lock, Deputy Clerk Township of Grosse Pointe City of Grosse Pointe Farms Published in Grosse Pointe News: 10/26/72 and 11/2/72 . . . ~~-,-----~. ,....-.,..,.. ...~.-.- .....) ~,....""''''';-...~',....i""'.-"'"po•• .,..;-",:~.. ~j Aop'_~.",,!,)fi.~-."'S:;""...•. "I5PII'!_""!'l'II': "'I'.P-.II!'!SJ#_!!'I,,''''","!"...!II!I.II!!••"lI..S_ •.PIII."I!P-:Z;S",".'!J.,P-"")P". "!'••P"'". .!!'IPIII,'II!IS...III'III!IIIIl- .... -IIIIIllI-- ..... -"lS ...... IIIII'!I .... _ ...... _ •• •__ psz-_•• GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 26, 1972 ANNUAL FIN~MCIAL REPORT TOWNSHIP OF GROSSE POINTE One View From The Capitol WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIOAN By Wnuam It. BI')'UIt, lr, The Grosse Polnle Public School System The followlpg z'eport Is a summar)' 01 the flnauclal DEBT RETIREMENT FUND .jJ Proposal D on the Novem. Incomes (4) if the school TOWNSHIP OF LAKE condillon and the financial trllnlactiOJlS authorized by COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF II ber 7 baUol would amend operating properly tax pro. posal, Proposal C, Is adopted your Board of Education In support o! the total Educa- REVENUE AND EXPENS~ ? MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN our stale constitution to al. tlonal progranl of the Groue PoInte PubUc School Sys. FOR THE FISCAL YEARS ENDED low a graduated income tax. the flat rate tax would have tem for the fiscal )'ears ended June 30, !19'tl end 1972. JUNE 30, 1971 and 1972 f The state constitutlon adopt. to be raised to a level whicb l The Board of Education wlshel to supplement the 1971 1972 ed in 1963, now prohlolts the would be unacceptable for financial data with a ff!Wbrief comments: REVENUES: NOTICE Mate or any political sub. low and moderate income In accordance with Stale Law. all funds received and Total revenue from taxes, division oC the state from taxpayers (5) a flat rate In. disbursed by The Grosse Pointe 'Public School System penalties, lnteresls and Absentee Voters Ballots for the General Elec. levying a .~?aduated Income come tax does not grow in are maintained under three major elassUlcatlons, or other $ 879,507 $ 1,178,797 tion, Nov. 7. 1972. lax. The present tax Is.a fiat its yield with increased pro- Funds, which broadly indIcate the function. These are: TOTAL Revenues and rate Income tax of 9.9 per. duc.uvlty or with inflation to GENERAL OPERATING FUND Incoming Transfers $ 879,507 $ 1,178,797 Registered, qualified Electors in th~ Township cent on individuals. 7.8 per. a degree sufficient to meet BUILDING AN'D SITE ~UND EXPENDITURES: of Grosse Pointe and the TownshIp of Lake cent on corporations and 9.7 demands for increased gov- DEBT RETIREMENT FUND Redemption of bonds, bond who: percent on financial institu. ernment services or even 10 interest, bond premium tions. meet Increased costs of pres. GENERAL OPERATING FUND: and other $ 838,280 $ 1.083,102 I. Expect to be absent from the community .I Forly statcs now impose ent services, (6) passage of As indicated by the title, this fund provides for all Outgoing lransfers to ot;fc!r an income tax and 35 of Proposal D would not mean activities of the School System, other than those ape. funds, and misc. .. . -0- from the entire time the polls are open on an immediate graduated t3x election day, or those levy a graduated in. ci!ically designated as Building and Site or Debt Re. TOTAL Expenditures and come tax at least on indi. but would merely allow one lirement. Outgoing transfers to other viduals. A graduated income U enacted by the elected leg. The ~neral Fund receives the bulk of ils revenue EXCESS REVENUE $ 41,227 $ 95,695 2. Are physically unable to attend the polls islature and (7) Michigan is without the assistance of another, or tax is one in which the rate from two sources. The principal aource (approximately At June 30 1972 the outstanding bond obligations of varies with the amount of oul Of step since 35 states 60'70) are tax levies on real and persooal properties the School 'System were as follows: already have a graduated in- 3. Cannot attend the polls because of the income or one in which the within the school district, State Aid, of aU kinds pro. Balance rate is the same for all hut come tax. \'ides approximately 1111 % o! revenues. Original Outslanding tenets of religion, or is levied against a bas e Arguments against the pro- E>..l)enditures from the General Fund are made in Issue June 30,1972 posal include (1) dissatisfac. 4. Have been appointed an election precinct whk'h Itself Is graduated. An accordance with a budget prepared by the Superlnten. 1956 Bond Issue $ 3,475,000 $ 1,800,000 example of the first type is tion with the flat rate tax dent of Schools and -as reviewed and adopted by lhe 1964 Bond Issue 675,()()() 3'75,000 inspector in a precinct olher than the pre. tends to discourage increase the federal iucome tax. ~ Board of Educaticn. 1965 Bond Issue . 8,350,000 7.200.000 cinct where you reside, or example of the second would in its rate so has a dampen. GENERAL FUND 1966 Bond Issue 2,750~OOO 2,500,000 be a lax computed as a flat ing effect on legislative de. COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS 1971 Bond Issue 3,600,000 3,500,000 5. Are 65 years of age or older. percent of your federal tax. sires to increase co!Ytlypro- may make appliciltion fo;. absentee ballot The first Is called "grad. grams and begin new ones, AT JUNE 30, 1971 AND 1972 These are serial bond obligations financed with un. at this .time. uated as to rate" and the and even with a nat rate ASSETS: 1971 1972 limited tax levies. This means that we levy taxes each second "graduated as to tax the cost of state govern- Petty Cash Funds $ 1,'150 $ 1,750 year sufficient to meet the annual principal and interest No such application can be made after 2:00 oase." ment has doubled and quad. Cash in Banks 729,496 481,444 paymenls. . rupled in recent years, (2) Investment Securitles -{)- 51,806 During the year under review the School System reti~ed P.M. Eastern Standard Time on Saturday, No- The arguments for adopt. our "flat rate" tax is J:eally a Accounts 'Receivable 51,828 4'1,845 $540,000 in bonds resulting in a balance outstandmg vember 4. 1972. ing the amendment to allow graduated lax anyway be. Accounts Receivable-Federal -{)- 19,367 in lhe amount of $15,375,000. At June 30, 1972 the a graduated income tax in. cause of the high personal Taxes Receivable 580.369 446,181 rallo of debt to the Slate Equalized Valuation of the Appliration must be made prior to that time c!ude (1) the prohibition now exemption of $1',200 so that Inventories...... 89,524 74,841 entire School District was reflected at 3.29% at 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores. In the constitution simply a familv of four with adjust. Due from Other Fund$ 83,857 -0- does not belong there (2) (he ed gross lncome of $5,000 Prepaid Expenditures 921 460 legislature should have flex- BUILDINC AND SITE FUND pays an effective rate of 0.16 TOTAL ASSETS $ '1,537,'145 $1,'129,494 Thomas K, Jefferis, Clerk ibility to provide what is Monies in this fund are used primarily for the acquisi. percent, of $10,000 pays an LIABILITIES: Grosse Pointe Township dee:med to be an equitable tion of land, construction of buildings and the equip. effective rate of 2.03 percent Accounts Payable $ 115.352 $ 1,275 ment lor such buildings. tax structure (3) a flat rate and of $25,000 pays an effec- Salaries P:!VlIble ~.844 54,475 A, J, Berk.Clerk tax Is not progressive, that Funds may be realized from the sale of general tive rale of 3.15 percent, on Salary Withholdings Payable 421,254 267,572 Lake Township is it does not have the effect obligation bonds, by special voted tax levy specifically their adjusled gross income, Accrued Expenses 86,765 60,&46 of leveling incomes and .hits designated for the purposes mentioned above, o.r by (3) the economy of the state Other Liabilities -0- 17,355 harder lit lhose with lower appropriation from the General Fund. could not sland a graduated TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 574,215 $ 401,523 I tax which may be graduated GENERAL FUND EQUITY $ 003,530 $ 727,971 as to corporations and finan- The School System completed the 1971.7.2 fiscal year BUILDING AND SITE FUND cial institu lions and nol just with unused cash funds in the general operating fund COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS as to individuals, (4) the of $47,732. As a result of the reduction of anticipated AT JUNE 30, 1971 and 1972 NOTICE OF kind of graduated income Slale Aid revenues ($327,155) by the Legislature it ASSETS: 1971 1972 tax scale the U.A.W. .pro. was necessary to appropriate the balance of the Cash in banks $ -0- $ 735,936 posed in its earlier petitions building and she reserve ($126,748) to finance current Investment :;ecurities... 3,858,()()() 2,085,319 and mllY push for if this pro- expenditures. This action was taken in order 10 main. Accrued interest receivable .. 8,259 32.848 GENERAL posal passes is a v e r y tain the Board commitment to a balanced cash budget. TOTAL ASSETS $ 3,866,259 2 ,854,103 steeply graduated s c ale, As is customary these unused funds will be appropri. LIABILITIES: such that instead of now pay- ated to the 1972.73 budget. Due to other funds $ 83,857 $ -0- ing 3.9 percent on all tax- The difference between the 1971-72 cash excess revenue TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 83,857 $ -0- ELECTION able income an individual of $47,732 and the deficit of $235,559 reflected in the FUND EQUITy...... $ 3,782,40:l. $ 2,854,103 would pay 9.1 percent on tax- attached statements may be reco,lciled as follows: To/Be Held On able income over t::3,OOO and EXCESS REVENUES, CASH $ 47,732 BUILDING AND SITE FUND j{ Proposal C passes and the Less: Excess of June 3D, gap is taken up by income ,1971 Cash Balance Over COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF Tue,sd~y,November 7, 1972 laxes the rate would be 14.7 June 30, 1972 REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES percent for taxable income Cash Balance $ 131,649 FOR THE FISCAL YEARS ENDED in excess of $23,000, (5) this Excess. of Current and JUNE 30, 1971 and 1972 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Election will 'be held on would put Michigan near the REVENUES: 1971 1972 Tuesday, N,ovember 7, 1972 at which time qualified registered voters Delinquent Taxes Collected critically high graduated in. Over .1971.72 Total revenue from local may vote for the following: come tax of the State of New Tax ,Levy '111,168 sources $ 12,845 $ 188,019 Eiectors of President and Vice.President York which is now 15.1 per- Other Reconciling Items 40,474 283,291 Total revenue from non.local United States Senator cent on taxable income over $ 235,559 sources . -0- -0- Representative in Congress $25,000 and (6) our neighbor- GENERAL FUND Incoming transfers from Representative in State Legislature ing, competing states of II•. other funds, bond sales Iinois, Indiana and Pennsyl- COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF Two (2) Members of the State Board of Education and other 3,600,OOD -0- vania do not levy graduated REVENUE AND EXPENSE TOTAL REVENUE $ 3,612,845 $ 188,019 Two (2) Regents of the University of Michigan FOR THE FISCAL YEARS ENDED income taxr.;s and Michigan EXPENDITURES: Two (2) Trustees of Michigan State University would place its 'economy at JUNE 30, 1971 and .1972 Total expenditures.. .. $ 165,855 $ 989,570 Two (2) Governors of Wayne State University a disadvantage if it adopted REVENUES: 1971 1972 Total Revenues from Local Outgoing transfers to Prosecuting Attorney oue. other funds and misr. .... 187,657 126,748 I oppose adoption of Pro. Sources: $12,762,589 $12,465,453 Sheriff TOTAL EXPENDITURES .. $ 353,512 $ 1,116,31B County Clerk posal D. Property Taxes (Includes $580,369 in 1970.7'1 and Excess Revenue ...... $ 3,259,333 $ (928,299) County Treasurer $426,005 in 1197'1-72 which The construction work at South High School is pro- Register of Deeds Burglar Takes Were Not Collected on a gressing according to schedule. By November it is Drain Commissioner Current Basis) expected that the exlerior wlll be sufficiently com- County Auditor Color TV Set Student Services 759,609 619,008 pleted to enable the work to continue inside the building County Commissioner Other Local Sources 326,039 272,461 with a temporary heating arrangt:ment. The corridors Richard IMaceroni of 1410 Two (2) Justices of the Supreme Court Total Revenlle from around the gymnasium will be completed by February Three Mile drive, was the Intermediate Sources ...... 3,233 3,800 and the music sp'~ces will be linished by late Spring. Judge of the Courl of Appeals-First District victim ofa burglary on Sun- Nine (9) Judges of the Circuit Cour1- Third Judicial Circuit (Term Total 'Direct .Revenue Completion of the new east wing and the remodeling day, October 22, according from Stale Sources 2,010,945 1,673,403 of cla!isroooms in the main building are expected to ending January 1, 1979) to information given to Park Total Revenue from be completed late in tthe summer of 1973. The last Judge of the Circuit Court-Third Judicial Circuit (New Term- police. Federal Sources ... _...... 18,222 80,377 pr(ljects in connection with the $3,600,000 South High Term ending January I, 1979) Officers dispatched to the TOTAL GENERAL FUND School renovation program will be demolition of the Judge of the Circuit Court-Third Judicial Circuit (To fill vacancy residence said the evidence REVENUES...... SI5,880,637 $15,114,565 Annex Building and site development. -Term ending January 1, 1977) showed thaI the house had , INCOMING TRANSFERS: Judge df the Circuit Court-Third Judicial Circuit (To fill vacancy been entered after the burg. From other Funds $ 187,657 $ 149,880 GENERAL INFORMATION lar or burglars, had cut the TOTAL REVENUES AND -Term ending January I, 1975) screen of the family room at The following information is submitted lor comparative INCOMING 11RANSFERS ...... $16,068,294 *15,264,445 purposes: Three (3) Judges of Probate (Term ending January I, 1979) the rear of the Maceroni EXPENDITURES Fiscal Year Fiscal Year STATE PROPOSAL A-Proposal to change Michigan to Daylight house. INSTRUCTI01'lALEXPENDlTURES: Saving Time. Maceroni said that all he 1970-71 1971.72 'Elemenlary ~.. $ 3,829,634 $ 3,643,042 Cost of Sites .. $. 2,812,921 $ 2,851,737 could find missing was a STATE PROPOSAL B-Proposal to allow abortion under certain Secondary...... 6,666,056 6,406,562 Cost of Buildings...... , 30,140,694 31,064,685 portable color television set. Special Education ...... _... 501,385 521,'164 conditions. Values of the loss was not Cost of Equipment 4,027,151 4,069,021 Summer School...... 42,384 41,580 Number of Buildings 19 19 STATE PROPOSAL (C)Proposal to limit property tax for school, disclosed. Adult Education...... 37,485 24,85:< Number of Classrooms ..._ 534 534 county and township purposes and to provide that the legis- Officers of the Detective TOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL Number of Classroom Teachers 676 613 lature shall establish a State Tax Program for support of Bureau said the matter is EXPENDITURES $11,076,944 $10,tl36,199 Teachers Salaries Paid: of schools. stil1under investigation. Administration $ 552,363 $ 597,773 (No experience and no extra STATE PROPOSAL D-Proposal to remove constitutional ban Attendance duty assignment involved) against graduated income tax. (Social Workers) 176,460 170,844 Bachelor's Degree ..$ 8,530 $ 6,700 Health Services 30,334 6,178 STATE PROPOSAL E-Proposal to allow the State to borrow Master's Degree , .. 9,385 10,000 Invitation Pupil Transporlation Master's Degree $266,000,000.00 for tuition payments and bonuses to Vietnam Services (Handicapped and 30 Semester Hours . 10,000 10,627 and other veterans. To Bid Students). . 61,611 62,526 Doctorate Deg~e .. 10,920 11,567 COUNTY PROPOSITION F-Tax rate limitation increase proposi- Operation of Plant .. ,1,532,422 1,594,291 Maximum Salaries Paid: tion for jail facilitier.. 'Maintenance of Plant .. M1,777 362,760 (Based on 11 years or more of Police Car Fixed Charges (Interest, COUNTY PROPOSITION G-Tax rate limitation increase propo- teaching experience. Additicnal Insurance, Employee compensation is provided for sition for juvenile facilities. Sealed bids will be re- ceived by the City of Benefits, etc.) 629,115 677,499 cerlain special responsibilities The polling places for such election are as follows: Grosse Pointe Par k, TOTAL CURRENT OPERATING and duties.) EXPENDITURES $14,601,026 $14,308,07\1 15115 East Jefferson Bachelor's Degree $ 13,390 $ 14,320 Capital Outlay $ 78,121 $ 38,239 Master's Degree 15,255 15,255 CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Avenue, Grosse Pointe Community Services All Precincts: 740 Cadieux Road (Maire School Gymnasium) Master's Degree Park, Michigan 48230. (Public .Library)...... 574,971 518,211 and 30 Semester Hour~ .. 15,a70 16,957 until 10:00 A.M. on Student Services (See Doclorate Degree . 16,790 17,897 CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK Thursday,' Novem- Offsetting Revenue Pet. 1 Trombley School, Beaconsfield and Essex Median Salary Paid: . 14,125 15,565 # ber 9, 1972, for fur. Above) 766,255 623,272 Number of Pupils.,.... Fct. #2 Trombley School, Beaconsfield and Essex nishing two (2) Police TOTAL EXPENDITURES $16,020,373 $'HI,487,792 Average Membership: . 13,242 13,463 Pet. #3 Municipal Building, Jefferson and Maryland Cars. OLlTGOING TRANSFERS Tolal Elementary,...... ' 5,836 5,795 Pet. #4 Grosse Pointe Park Library, Pierce School, Kercheval and To Other Di&trlcts (For Total Middle School . For details pertaining 2.564 2,500 Nottingham Retarded Children) ...... $13,198 $ 12,212 Total Senior High . 4,841 5,101 Pet. #5 Defer School, Kercheval and Nottingham to these specifications, TOTAL EXPENDITURES A;olD Ratio of Pupils to Pet. #6 Defer School, Kercheval and Nottingham please contact Henry OUTGOING TRANSFERS ..... $16,033,571 $15,500,004 Certified Employees .. 19.6 21.9 Pet. #7 Grosse Pointe Park Library, Pierce School, Kercheval and I O. Coonce, Chief of EXCESS REVENUE Ratio of Pupils (DEFICIT) $ 34,723 $ (235,559) Nottingham Police, Grosse Pointe 10 Classroom Teachers .. 23,9 26,8 Park, Michigan, 'phone DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDS: Total Funds spent for Salaries CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS 822-7400. This fund is established for the purpose of paying of Classroom Teachers ..... $ 7,853,500 $ 7,759,584 Pet. # 1 Grosse Pointe South High School, South Gym-Auditorium, Bid envelopes shall be principal and inlerest on the outst8ndlng bonded in. This report has been prepared in summAry Corm 11 Grosse Pointe Boulevard plainly marked "BID dehtedness of the SChool System. consistent with requirements by the Michigan Depart. Pet. #2 Gabrial Richard School, 176 McKinley Avenue ON POLICE CARS" DEBT RETIREMENT FUND ment of Education. Pet. #3 Gabriel Richard School, 176 McKinley Avenue and directed to the at. COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS The Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe Public School System extends an invitation to any resldenl of Pet. #4 Old Kerby School, 104 Kerby Road tention of N. J. Ortisi, AT JUNE 30,1971 and 1972 I 1971 the District. interested in obtaining additional infor- Pet. #5 New Kerby School, 285 Kerby Road City Clerk. mation, to visit the School System at its Administrative Pet. #6 Brownell Middle School, 260 Chalfonte Avenue ASSETS: The City of G r 0 sse Cash in banks $ 312,142 $ 662,940 Olfices 8t 389 St. Clair, Where a complete certiCied Pet. #7 Brownell Middle School, 260 Cha1fonte Avenue Pointe Park reserves Investment securities . 307,503 -0- public audit is available for inspection. the right to accept or Taxes receivable .. 41,545 38,005 T, W, KRESSBACH. NUNZIO J. ORTISI, reject any or all bids. Accrued Interest receivable .. 5,302 19,140 Board of Edueatiern City Clerk, City of Grosse Poinle TOTAL ASSETS, , $ 666,492 $ 720,685 The Grosse Pointe Public School City Clerk, City of Grosse Pointe Park LIABILITIES: System N. J. Ortisi Accounts payable $ 41,502 $ -0- CARROL LOCK. City Clerk TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 41,502 $ -0- Wayne County, Michigan Deputy City Clerk, City of Grosse Poinle Farms , GPN 10/26/72 FUND EQUITY $ 624,990 $ 720,685 Willilm J, Ad.ms, Treasurer ", 'j zen+L=- _ ...... '_._ ....._~_~ ~__._.-.-....- _' ...... "'"'--' ...... ! -~t ¥ th,._._tn. 5"$'_' dti '•• '_zr'.'.'__ .7.'__' -- -~ -.,...-----..,.-~_:.,..,-.:_' •...--.~---~ .• 4"""":'.-- ... 4~_"""'!','lI!'.z.A_, - __ ....""4_ •• ~, ...q""l'(_ ...; .,.,'!!""IIlS$!I!!'l!'l',~C""._*----""---"',..,-- -, "'pc_. -+-P---, -----, ..,- ..+-....----..." ! l ; Thursday, October 26. 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Plge Thirteen Barnes Slates Pumpkin Sale Churc~Forum Features Editor Proposals C, D Opposed Swim Classes Begin Oct. 28 students and te~~hers at tober 26-27, 9 a.m. to' 4 p.m. Mark Ethri~ge, editor oJ according to Dr. Harry C. Swimming classes -are re-I beginning and advanced dlv. Barnes Elementary School, By Education Committee The pumpkins, priced at the Detroit Free 'Press. Willi Meserve, minister of the opening for all Grosse Pointe ing, junior lttesavlng, WO° 20090 Morningside, are get. $1 each, may be purchased be the first speaker in the j church and program chair. Mrs. Richard Mills and does not guarantee that any youn8sters once again as the men's swim, pre.school .wim, Ung ready for Halloween in the school gym. Proceeds G r 0 sse Pointe Unitarian man. fall session of activities is synchronized swImming, 'and with "The Great P\lmpkin from the sale will go towards Church's new Silfies of pro, There is, no admission John Cobau. co.chairmen of of the monies collected would the Grosse Pointe Study and be ~pent on education. about to begin. Hundr('.ds of swimming for hal1dieapped S'ale," Wednesday, October further development of the grams dealing; with cOll, charge and ,the public is in. children will be enrolling for ~hildren also are being of. 25, 12 p.m . .to 4 p.m.; and Barnes Nature Site locatl'd temporary issues entitled vited. Coffee will be served. Action Committe for Educa. "Proposals C and D would Hon, this week Indicated that cost the average suburban lessons and participating in fered. Open 'and fa mil y Thursday and Friday" OC. bebind the school. "What's Going. On Here." recreational -activities under s w i m s l\re lleheduled for their organization's execu- horn eo w n e r sub.!'tantially The first lecture will be on, NEEDS EYEGLASSES the leadership of a staff of thol\(! who jUlit enjoy relax. Wednesday, November 1, at. Il you have any old pre. live committee has taken a I' more than he is currently well. qualified supervisors In ing in the pool, or need a stand in opposition to Propos- pa;iing in taxes; while pro. 8 p.m., at the Ch\lreh, 17150 scription ~yeglasses, frames, the five Pointe Public School little extra pracl1ce CITY OF CROSSE POINTE I als C and D in the November viding his children with a Maumee. . : or Jens, Just call Jim Tud- swimmiDg pools. All classes are lIinited in 7 General Election. mediocre education. The schedule of activities size, and Interested persons Mr. Ethridge will discuss I man at 886-8017.Jim is work- Approval of Propf)sal C "Propcsals C and D, if ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS the upcoming national clec- ing on an Eagle Scout pro. begins Saturday, October 28. should call lmmedlately to would shift the major burden adopted. would become a In additlon to the usual clft16 reserve class space. Call De. lioli in a speech entitled "The ject. He .S a member of of financing ,public school part of the Michigan Const1. for the Lost Cords-What's Happen- Boy Scout Troop 156.Chri~t offerings for beginners, in. partment of Community Serv. education in Michigan from tulion; and be virtually Irrev . termediates, swimmers, and ices offices at 885-3808 or . ing to Our lTnifying~ Values Church. Once Jim gets the the local property ,tax to the ocable." in the 1972 Electioh." glasses he will turn them competitive swimmers, spe- 885-02'11 for further informa. state level. Proposal D would Members of the Study and clal interest area classes In Hon. GENERAL ELECTION Subsequent progra"ms will over to the Lions' Club who lift the ban on a graduatecl Action group's subcommittee deal with the modem film in turn will fit them to needy state Income tax. to study Proposals C and D to be held on as an art form, mental health persons. Jim needs these The statement, prepared by which drafted 1he statement and other topics of the day, glasses by October 20. the Grosse Pointe PTA Coun. were Mrs. Joyce Almany, CITY OF TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1972 c i I . fun de d organization's Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, Mrs. "Committee to Study prOPOS-I Doris Graham, Kenneth Roy, Registered qualified electors in the City CITY OF alsC and D," will be trans- and Charles Jaeger. mitted to local civic and com- of Grosse Pointe who expect to be absent from ()to••tll'ointt Jtmn1J ~~ni%iCI~i~~e;~' C~g~~~l ~~ Anti.A bortion the City, who are confined to home or hospi. MICHICAN Parents and Teachers. and G t M t tal due to illr..~ss, or who are 65 years of age ~ro~se, 1fJ)inf~1hark candidates for public office. roup 0 ee or older and desire to vote absentee, are urged The full text of, the position - ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT paper follows. I Dr. Arthur J. Dyck. a pro. NOTIOE OF to apply for ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS at . ,for the "The Grosse Pointe Study fe~sor of Population Ethics once at the City Clerk's Office, 17147 Maumee and Action Committee, while al Harvard Universit.", will ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION sharing a concern fOr tax reo speak at a special fund- Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan. lief and desiring" quality edu-l raisin!! dinner, MOilday, Octo. For The to be held catton for all children, urges ber 30. at the Pontchartrain NO REGULAR APPLICATION FOR AB- a stand against Proposal C Hotel. The dinner is being Tuesday, November 7, 1972 and D. These proposals could I sponsored by People Taking GENERAL NOVEMBER ELEOTION SENT VOTER BALLOT CAN BE ACCEPTED p l' 0 V e detrimental to the. Action Against Abortion, II Registered, qualified Electors in the City of AFTER 2:00 P.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Grosse Pointe Hchool System statewide organization and To B. Held On Grosse Pointe Park who expects to be absent and all school systems which now a member of Voice of 4, 1972. from the City, Of who are confined to home share our goal of excellence the Unborn, a coalition of all TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1972 or hospital by illl1ess or disability, or are 65 in education. This Committee the pro.life groups in Michi. Thomas W. Kressbach years of age or more, are urged to apply to opposes Proposals C and D gan. Registered qualified electors in the City of ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOTS at the City for the following reasons: Professor Dyck is on the Grosse Pointe Fanns who expect to be absent "Proposal C threatens to faculties of bot'! the School City Clerk i Clerk's Office, 1:5115 East Jefferson Avenue, from the City or who are confined to home or eliminate local con t r 0 I of of Public Health and the Grosse Pointe Pa.rk, Michigan 48230. schools and could shift com- School of Divinity at Har. hospital by illness or disability or are seventy Publish GPN 10-12-72, 10-19-72 and 10.26-72 [ NO REGULAR APPLICATION FOR ABSENT ptet~ contrd to the State vard. He is a nation~lly years of age or more, are urged to apply for Legislature. known Protestant philoso. VOTER'S BALLOT CAN BE ACCEPTED "School districts and school pher. ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT. AFTER 2:00 P.II:1.ON SATURDAY, NOVEM- boards could easily be dis. The event is being co. NO SUCH APPLICATIONS CAN ,BE AC. CITY OF BER 4, 1972. , solved, as they would no ordinated by Mr, and Mrs. longer be a necessary part of Joseph F. Dillon of Lincoln CEPT~D AFTER 2:00 P.M. ON SATURDAY, N. J. Ortisi the financing and managing road. Further' information NOVEMBER 4, 1972. Applications must be City Clerk of}ocal school system.s. concerning the event may be made prior to such time at the City Offices, 822-6200 t'tO.St ')Pointt!Jtmn1J Proposal C could give the obtained by calling 522.0888 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms. State Legislature the power or 886.6051. MICHICAN GPN 10/26/72 ~nd 11/2/72 to dictate educational stand- CARROL C. LOCK ards, s c h 0 0 I curriculum, teacher/p',pil ratios, teach- Man Robbed Deputy City Clerk ers' salaries and hours, and Published: Grosse Pointe News, issues of SUMMARY OF, textbooks. In School Lot ~rn!i!i~ Jniutr WnlttUsqip "Proposal C could enable October 26 and November 2, 1972. the State Legislature to reo A Detroit man was robbed THE MINUTES align and/or combine present and knocked down in the ELECTION school districts and reassign parking lot of M 0 n t e it h October 16, 1972. teachers and ,pupils. School, 1275 Cook road, Sat- LAKE TOWNSHIP NOTICE "School systems could not urday evening, October 21. The meeting was called to order at 8:00 depend on guaranteed reve- Joseph Gies, Jr., told Woods MACOMB COUNTY. MICHIGAN p.m. TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE niles from projected income public officer Frederick Love. TOWNSHIP OF CROSSE POINTE, tax because of fluctuating lace he was approached by a Present on Roll Call: Mayor William G. economic condilions. black male while parking his ELECTION Butler, Councilmen Mark C. Stevens, Nancy WAYNE COUNTY, MICHICAN: "Proposal C does not elimi. car. The man de man d e d J. Waugaman, Richard C. Hudson, W. James Notice is hereby given that a General Election nate the property tax; but money whereupC'n Mr. Gies will be held in this Township on Tuesday, November NOTICE Mast and E. ,Rust Muirhead. limits it ,to 26 mills. gave him his wallet and was To the Qualified Electors of the Township of 7, 1972, at which time the qualified and rgistered vot- "Proposal D would permit then knocked down. Those Absent Were: Councilman James H. ers of the Township may vote for the following of- Lake, Macomb County, Michigan Dingeman. a graduated income tax with The thief fled on foot, got \ ficers: no limitations as to base or into a vehicle and drove Notice is hereby given that a General El~c. Mayor William G. Butler presided at the PRESIDENTIAL: rate (percentage). The State south on Chalfonte avenue. Hon will be held in this Township on Tuesday, meeting. Eleclors of President and Vice President of the Legislature could set and re- Mr. Gies said the wallet con- November 7, 1972, at which time the qualified Councilman James H. Dingeman was ex- United Stales vise these rates at will-with. tained between $30 and $40 in and registered voters of the Township may cused from attending the meeting. CONGRESSIONAL: out a vote of the people. cash, two personal checks, vote for the following officers: United States Senator "Proposal D, while permit- rriscellaneous p a .p e r sand The Minutes of the Regular Meeting which Representa tive in Congress tinga graduated income tax, identification. PRESIDENTIAL was held on October 2, 1972, were accepted LEGISLATIVE: Electors of President and Vice President of as corrected. Representative in the State Legi~lature . the United States The Council granted the appeal of Mr. Dal- STATE BOARDS: CITY O'F CONGRESSIONAL las R. Kitchen, of 264 Grosse Pointe Boule- Two Members of the Slate Board of Education i United States Senator vard, thereby authorizing the issuance of a Two Regents of the University of Michigan Representative in Congress Permit for the erection of a ten-foot cyclone Two Trustees of Michigan State University LEGISLATIVE fence on the north, south and east sides of the Two Governors of Wayne State University Representative in the State Legislature COUNTY: tennis court which is located on the vacant lot STATE BOARDS Prosecuting Attorney MICHIGAN which adjoins his property at the foregoing Sheriff Two Members of. the State Board of Edu- address; subject to obtaining the written con- County Clerk cation sent of the neighbors whose properties adjoin County Treasurer CODE NO. 11.08 Two Regents of the University of Michigan the foregoing vacant lot. Register of Deeds Two Trustees of Michigan State University The Council, acting as a Zoning Board of County Auditor PARKING LOTS ORD~NANOE Two Governors of Wayne State University Appeals, granted ,the appeal of the Cottage Drain Commissioner COUNTY Hospital of Grosse Pointe, 159 Kercheval Ave- County Commissioner ORDINANCE NO. 190 Prosecuting Attorney TOWNSHIP: nue, thereby granting a variance from the pro- Sheriff Supervisor I AN ORDINANCE TO CONTROL THE County Clerk & Register of Deeds visions of the City's Zoning Ordinance, permit- Clerk ting them to extend the existing parking area Treasurer NORMAL USE OF PARKING LOTS County Treasurer Drain Commissioner on the Hospital's premises at the foregoing Trustee THE CITY OF GROfSE POINTE FARMS address by fourteen spaces; subject to the Constables County Commissioner Board's approval on Novmber 6, 1972, of a JUDICIAL: ORDAINS: TOWNSHIP satisfactory site plan for a screen which would Two (2) Jus~\ces of the Supreme Court SECTION 1. No person shall congregate Supervisor obscure the view of the parking area from Judge of the; .Court of Appeals-First District with others on the premises of any parking Clerk passers-by and near residents. Nine (9) Judges of the Circuit Court- lot so as to interfere with the normal flow of Treasurer Third Judicial Cir.::uit (Term ending January The Council enacted Code No. 11.08, Ordi. traffic or to interfere with the normal and in- Trustee nance No. 190, "An Ordin ..nce to Control the tended use of said parking lot. Constables JU~ge of Ith:~~~~uit Court-Third Judicial Circuit SECTION 2. No person shall drive a mo- Normal Use of Parking Lots Open to the (New Term-Term ending January I, 1979) COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Public." Judge of the.Circuit Court-Third Judicial Circuit tor vehicle onto any parking lot and through Trustee, Unexpired Term and out of said lot without lawfuJly parking The Council approved the unconditional (To fill' vacancy - Term ending January Ending Dec. 31, 197f? I, 1977) , such motor vehicle unless there is no unoccu- Three Trustees, 6 Year Term transfer of ownership ofa 1972 Class C li- pied parking space available on said lot. censed business located at 18450 Mack Ave- Judge of the.Circuit Court-Third Judicial Circuit JUDICIAL (To fill, vacancy - Term ending January SECTION 3. No owner, lessee, or opera- nue, "known as the "Manor Bar," from Mrs. Two Justices of the Supreme Court 1, 1975) tor of any parking lot shaH operate a loud Ruth Cusman to Messrs. James Linn and Law. Judge of the Court of Appeals Three (3) Judges of Probate speaker in connection therewith. No owner, rence S Wilson. Two Judges of the Circuit Court, (Term llnding January 1, 1979) lessee, or operator of a parking lot or any other 16th Circuit, 6 Year Term STATE AND COUNTY PROPOSALS: The Council approved the low bid of the person shaH make or permit to be made, any Judge of the Circuit Court, 16th Circuit, International Salt Company, in the amount of STATE PROPOSAL A loud noise thereon such as, but not limited to, to Vacancy $8.73 per ton, for supplying the City with rock PROPOSAL TO ,CHANGE MICHIGAN TO DAY- fill racing engines, squealing tires, blowing horns Judge of the Probate Court, Full Term salt. LIGHT SAVlNGS TIMF:. STATE PROPOSAL B or playing radios in such a manner as to dis- Judge of the Probate Court, To nn Vacancy The Council authorized the refund of ex- PROPOSAL TO ALLOW ABORTION UNDER CER- turb the neighborhood. STATE PROPOSALS cess City Taxes in the amount of $874.11, in TAIN CONDITIONS. SECTION 4. No person shall consume Proposal A. Proposal to Change Michigan accordance with the order of the Michigan STATE PROPOSAL C any wine, beer or other intoxicating liquor or to Daylight Saving Time. State Tax Commission, pertaining to the ap- PROPOSAL TO LIMIT PROPERTY TAX FOR any food or other beverage on the premises of Proposal B. Proposal to allow abortion peal of Ben D. Fenton, et .al, Lots 41 to 51 SCHOOL, COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP PURPOSES any parking lot. No owner, lessee or operator under certain conditions. inclusive, McMillan Grosse Pointe Subdivision. AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE LEGISLATURE of any parking lot or any other person shall Proposal C. Proposal to limit pro}Jerty tax SHALL ESTABLISH A STATE TAX PROGRAM FOR consume or permit others to consume any The following Reports were received by the for school, county and town. SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. wine, beer or other intoxicating liquor or any Council and ordered placed on file. STATE PROPOSAL D ship purposes and to provide food 01' other beverage on the premises of any A. Building Department Report for the PROPOSAL TO REMOVE CONSTITUTIONAL BAN that the legislature shaH es- quarter which ended September 30, AGAINST GRADUATED INCOME TAX. parking lot. SECTION 5. Any person violating any of tablish a state tax program 1972. ,STATE PROPOSAL E for support of schools. B. Fire Department Report for the month PROPOSAL Td ALLOW THE STATE TO BORROW the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon of September, 1972. $266,000.000.00' FOR TUlTION PAYMENTS AND conviction thereof, be sentenced to not more Proposal D. Proposal to remove constitu. C. Police Department Report for the BONUSF;S TO V1l'~TNAMAND OTHER VETERANS .. than ninety days in jail and/or a fine of not tional ban against graduated month of September, 1972. COUNTY PROPOSITION F exceeding $500.00. income tax. The Council authorized final payment to TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSI. SECTION 6. If any part or parts of this Proposal E. Proposal to allow the state to TION FOR JAIL FACILITIES. ordinance are for any reason held to be in. borrow $266,000,000 for tui. the Weiss Construction Company in the amount COUNTY PROPOSITION G of $3,000.00, for satisfactory completion of the vlllid, such decision shall not affect the validity tion payments and bonuses to TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSI. of the remaining portions of this ordinance. work contracted to them pertaining to the 1970 TION FOR JUVE~IIE FACIJ.ITIES. Vietnam and other Veterans. Additions to the Water Filtration Plant. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the polling SECTION 7. This ordinance shall take You are further notified that the polling effect twenty (20) days after its enactment or Upon proper motion made, supported and place for the above election will be place will be the Gate House, 1100 Lake Shore Precinct No, I-Vernier School, 36 Vernier Road. upon its publication, whichever is later. Road. carried, the meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. ENACTED: OCTOBI<;R 16, 1972 Precinct No. Z-Vcrnier School, 36 Vernier Road. You are further notified that the polls wiJI William C. Butler Carrol C, Lock YOU ARE FURTIIJ-:R NOTIFIED that the polls will CARROL C, LOCK be open from 7:00 A.M. until 8:00 P.M. Eastern Mayor Deputy City Clerk be open from 7:00 A,M. to 8:00 P.M .. Eastern Stand- ard Time. Deputy City Clerk Standard Time. Published: Grosse Pointe News, issue of Published: Grosse Pointe News, issue of Arthur J, B~rk October 26, 1972. Thomas K, Jefferis Township Clerk October 26, 1972. Township Clerk , - MF ..... Me ...... 1.. ete." __ ...... i*;e'B8:t'+', ~.".,. m m _ En •• 'e ,- tt E .n n = n' Mn._ .'. eo. ... I~"',""'''''~' '- .. UJ a a • $ • see c • D. - P w " " Thursday, October 26, 1972 Page Fourteel'l GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe News Memorial Center Schedule What Goes 01. ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. I I Wkat':J on OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL nw OpeD DaJly 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 40236 (Building open Sundays 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) Second Cia" Po.tan Paid at Detroit, Mlch\j'an , October 26-November 2 Your Library FULLY PAID CIRCULATION * All Memorial sponsored activities open to the .. ft-tE t-IIII Grosse Pointe public. By Virginia Leonard by Pat Rousseau Phone 'fU 2.6900 Hospital equipment available for free loan: Member MJch. PreSi Auoclatlon and NaUonal Editorial AlSoclation crutches, wheelchairs, hospital beds and heat. Since the Grosse Pointe ber ]3-19 "To recognize the Hand Holding . . . gesture making . . . NATIONAL ADVERTISJNG REPRESENTATIVE ing lamps. Public Libr:lry is part of tbe great m a j 0 r it y of young Weekly Newspaper Representative, Inc. hands tell lots of things about you . , . par- 404 Fifth Avenue, New Yorlr. 19, New Yorl< DYranl 9.7300 GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND Grosse Pointe Public School people who are leading con. ticularly if you care. Give them the care th.ey CHICAGO OFFICE LENDING LIBRARY. System, it is only titting to structive lives in horn e, ' deserve and do it at a savings. Now on SpeCIal 333 North Mlchljan Avenu Phone FInancial 6-2214 Mrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesdays, Wednes. remind you that the week or school, church and commun.1 October 22.28 is American ity." at Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval at $1.50 ROBERTB. EDGAR..EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER days, Thursday', 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Education Week. Its theme I for Dorothy Gray's hormone hand cream and WILLIAM ADAMO,...... ADVERTISING MANAGER nteer consultant on duty FrIdays 2:00-4:00 An odd one indeed is Holi. Volu is "Make Education Top Pri. d A P' kl D N moisturizing ('ream. JANET MUELLER" .. , FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY p.m. 881.4594. ays re IC e ays, o. JAMES J. NJAIM .....,.',..., NEWS orily." Its purpose is "TI) vember.J a D u a r y 11. 1973. .. " ,, ROGER A. WAHA SPORTS, NEWS Thursday, October 26 focus public atte/ltion on the After all, we must promote The Christmas Glasses . KATHY DUFF ...... ' ...... , .... EDUCATION, NEWS ~10:00 a.m. Advanced Lip Reading-Mrs. Frantz needs and achievements of the contribution of pickies and plates are now at the America's schools." It is t L l'd t ta' t LILLIAN KARR, ..'" ADVERTISING Johnson, Instructor 0 ',,0I ay en er mmen - League Shop, 98 Kerche~aI. MARYLORIMER ADVER'i'ISING "'10 00 a m Bral'lle Transcription-Mrs. John Mc. sponsored by NEA. National Thanksgiving, Christmas and The ever popular deSIgn PAT ROUSSEAU ., ...... ' ADVERTISING : .. Congress of Par e n t s & New Year's! Namara, Instructor Teachers, U,S. Office of Ed. I comes in high ball glasses PAULA VALENTINO ..,ADVERTISING if "10.'00 a.m. & ucation, and the Amencan' bNow,d dyouh want' toh go (8lor $10), old fashion, beer KATHYBRYEN ..,...... ADVERTISING 1:00 p.m. Japanese Flower Arranging Mrs Legion. a roa an ave .un. ow M. COLETTE KREINER.., CIRCULATION . I a b 0 u t Elephant Round.Up mugs, and of course the JOHN MacKENZIE ,'H'" BUSINESS Sharon Dragiewicz, Instructor This information was culled at Surin, Thailand on No. glass dessert plates. JOANNE EASON . . ACCOUNTS "'12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Philip C. from CHASES' CALENDAR vember 18? 'This is adem. JO MULHERIN .CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Gibbs Director 10F ANNUAL EVEi'l'TS,and onstration of how wild ele. Antique.ing ... at•DenIer's 77 Kercheval, DOROTHYSCHIMANSKY. CLASSIFIED AlJVERTISING • 4:00 p.m. Orga~izational Meeting for Young since N()vember will soon be phants are caught. Perhaps I we discovered a handsome antique American BETTY HAUGHT. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ecologists. All interested High School upon us-~orten a dull mo~th, you could join in the ele;- cast iron and brass brazier and an elegant an. Students cordially invited. Iweather',VlSeand otherWise, phant p:lrades. tugs-of.war. tique Chinese ceramic: plaque framed in wood ., I I Ch' I I we thought that perhaps we t The on November 18 * 4:00 p.m. ChIldren s Art -- Caro ,a Ulsa, n. could spark things up by giv. ~h~~ugh~he 20th, how about (approx. 12 in. by 14 in). From Italy has come structor ing you s"mc worthy events Les Trois Glor i e use s in a reproduction of an interesting old coal bucket. Letters to the Editor * 4:00 p.m. Ballet.-~ary EI~en Cooper, Instructor I from lhis same source. Of France? Three days are de. 6:30 p.m. Morabty 10 Media I course, there is always the voted to the glory of wine, Just Arrived . . •. at Picard.Norton, 92 Dear Mr. Edgar:- ,the District Fire Department. >I< 7:00 p.m. Standard First Aid for High School- anticipation of Thanksgiving. with wine sales and auctIons, Kercheval is a collection of Cashmere turtle Bud Blessed, my husband A Fire Com.missionwould ~e George Crane, Instructor but let's take a closer look banquets and wine.tasting. neck shirts and regular collar Cashmere knit passed away May 13, 19'10. created, With mem.be~shlp .. 7:30 p.m. Italian-Paul Recchia, Instructor at s~me less'~r known eele. So hurry, hurry, hurry to sport shirts marte in England by John Smedley. In going through his person. made up 0hfon~ Cto:m:s.l~~~r 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Numismatic Society bra:lOns and dates.. Nuits-Saint-Georges, Beaune Also from John Smedley are skinny knit~ in al files I found this letter, to f ..om eilC o. e 01,... 7~45 p.m. Adult Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, In. First of all - d.ld )'ou and Me ursa u I t if you're you I Th~ met hod of selection structor know that November ISGood thirsty! 100% light weight wool over 100% hght . . . 'k would be determined by the G P' C' L Nutrition .Month?Its purpose D'd k ow that Linc weight cotton. Now's the time to buy them for ~th~ught.you.might II e to individual Pointe, and for * 8:00 p.m. rosse Olnte mema eague is "To make America con. I you n - p.nnt It, as It still seems sen. such term 0' o'fl'ce as would • 8'.00 p.m. Sit F k V rga Instructor oln's Gettysburg Add res s gifts when there's an excellent collection of slb.le, and Bud loyed Grosse be "ccePtab1le•to that com. F;l~~d~r~fin~:~ioch:n ' scious of the won d e r f u 1 was given on November 19. handsome colors. Powle so, and .dld .have so munlty. This type of adminis. 8;00 p.m. . foods available in the U..S,A. 10!} years ago? There will many const~uctlve Ideas. t r should attract men of Friday, October 27 and how to use them WIsely be ceremonies in the Na. See The Forest . •. , of Sincerely yours, ra 10J.1 . 11:00 a.m. Towne Club and well." And all this spon- I tional Cemetery, the event sparkling crystal Christmas AnI14nl~.K. BlRoessaed' ~~~~:I~~~:r:~d~:~}dJn~~r~~~* 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor sored by the Gourmet Ad. being sponsored by the Linc d trees in the front room at .uoran . most efficient fire protection • 7:00 p.m. Karate-Sang Kyu Shim, Director v~ntur~s Club and Mme. oln Fellowship of Pennsyl- the Sign of the Mermaid, 75 * * * of the Pointes. * 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge _ Mrs. Philip C. Gmet.tes Cordon ~leu French vania and the Sons of Union June 29, 1950 G'bb D' t Cookmg School m Los An- Veterans K~rch(:val. They are hand Dear Mr. Edgar:- The recent change in the * 8'00 pI \ Wlr~t~or t P t geles. One of'the funniest, to me, made in France and come Because of your interest Police radio and its present . p.m. aren s 1 ou ar ners Also it's Think.Of-What. is the League of Elderly in four sizes from six to ten successful operation shoull * 8'30 P m to y C R I W'lh ' in my remarks about the op. • ". .• ou .an .. ep ace. I - Gentlemen Week November inches. ortunity now present for warranl the thoughtful con 11:30 p.m. ,S,emor"Other SIde featurmg MC-5 an~ Plastics Month, "To create 21.27, Purpose :'To ponder P sideration of a Fire Dislrict F t f h d' • the establishment of a Fire plan on the paxt of all of the ru greater. aware~ess 0 tel' problems of elderly ~entle- Do It Yourselfers ... will want the black Department District in the citizens of the Poinles. II a Saturday, October 28 ver~e Jndu~tn~1 uses and men in red u c e d circum. or white lucite frame kits available at Virginia Pointes, I should like to sincere study of the plan • 9:00 a.m. Photography for Middle School - ~esl~n app!l~atlons. of plas. I slances and to aid in move. Williams new shop one flight or an elevator further explain the possible suhs,tantiates its possible ef- Fra::k Lodge Instructor tics. You Will be mterested I ments to reconcile them with ride up in the Colonial Federal Building. The operation. f:ciency, then the details of • 9:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor !l~I'sknl.OsWathDaettr~hl'~fSI.Prmo~sorof Ifthle decerncy,cOhf!lfhOrttand af. kit contains lucite molding, wire and glass and Al present the area and r t f t d *103 G P . t Ch'ld 'Th t h v.. uc:;ce rom W IC ey have population of the five Grosse appor IOnmen 0 eos s, an : 0 a.m. rosse om e 1 ren s ea re - We'd prefer you eliminate be~n diverted by circum. comes in five sizes ... 8xlO to 20x30. Prices h the locations of fire houses Mrs. Sydney R.eynolds, I.ns.tructor. t.he'gunpr'wderand fl'reworks.jslance, fate or cruel whl'ms start at six dollars. Tintes is less th8n t e area become but a detail in the F tb II Sit M h M v "ked by a Fire Depart. over.all plan for making it *10:45 a.m. 00 a pecla 0 lC Igan- lOne. bul Guy Fawkes Day cele- of changing economics." I • L .cI.t .Battalion in the City effective. sota Game brations are coming up on ~dmit that there are un- Christmas Is Arriving Daily ... at Young's of Detroit. The area of the Sincerely, 7:30 p.m. Summit Lighthouse November 4-5. doubtedly many people in Clothes, 110 Kercheval. It's time to start your Pointes contains less fire Clarence D. Blessed Sunday October 29 Lovers of cals - atten. this pat he tic plight, bul Christmas list, so come in and 'browse for gift risks because of the smal~ler. Safely Commissioner 9:30 a.m. Anawim' ~ion! From NOlveCmbter,v5-1klsomehow the wording of .the items for children including an adorable latex f I number of garages, 11 mg City of Grosse Pointe 10 00 1st Church of Understanding .IS Intern~tiona a ee whol~ tiJ~ng~eems amusmg. soft body riding horse. station~ and manufacturing * • • : a.m. . . "To acquamt the general pub- Iy mld.VIctOrIan. establbiJmeuts. The r e are To The Editor: 11:00 a.m. Self Reallz~tlOn P~ayer ?roup lic with the fine qualities of The next con t rib uti 0 n • only a few apllrtment houses, 2:00 p.m. Gros~e P~illte ChIldren s The at r e the cat." starts on Thanksgiving, sa Oh Say Have You Tried ... the delicious and those are mostly con. To aU the won d e r f u I Meetmg WIth Parents To get back to food, lel in case you will be having a freshly-made popcorn at the Stroh Ice. Cream fined to a concentrated area people who planted "A Park * 2:00 p.m. SKI HI Opening Meeting us not for get Asparagus bit of gastritis, there is Na. Parlor, 74 Kercheval? It's toasty warm and on the West. A large portion in a Day," a beartfelt thanks. Monday, October 20 Week, November 12-18 "To tional Indigestion Sea son, lavished with Land O'Lakes butter and made of our houses are located They said it couldn't be • 9:00 a.m. Parliamentary Procedure:'-Mrs. John pro~ote the use of a!lpara. Novem~er 23 to January. 1, in an old fashion popcorn maker. upon lots with more space done and we did it! The Griffin, Instructor gus I~ so~ps, salads Qn~as 1973. To .promo~e Bak~g separation than most resi. Play Area of Elworthy,Filild * 9 30 Beginning Spanish-Mrs. Jose Borre- a mall~.dlsh vegetable.. In S?da ~s rehef dunng. the In- • dential areas of Detroit, was transformed fro ni an: a.m. competitionwe have NatIOnal dIgestion 'season' whIch fol- Joe Wagstaff is appearing at the Bronze Al present four of the com- empty mud-flat into a beau. go! Instructor Split ,Pea Soup Week, No. lows the Thanksgiving tur- Door, 123 Kercheval Tuesday through Satur- i. muni,.es maintain a separate tiful park complete with 9:30 a.m. WeIght Watchers of Eastern Michi- vember 13-<17,offering an key and New Year's Eve day. Rendezvous night is every Wednesday , Fire Department organization. trees, g r 0 u n d cover .and gan, Inc. "educational program empha. festivities." evening with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres Thl ; ersonnel of f,ach de. grass in the space of six *10;00 a.m. Cancer Center Workshop sizing high protein value and And then finally we come from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The Bronze Door is partment is excellent, and hours, thanks to the dozens 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe popularity of split pea soup." to Thanksgiving Day, on No- available on Sunday for those special private deserving of high eommen. of adults and young people *12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge _ Mrs. Philip C. It would never do for a vember 23 this year, and by parties, with a minimum guest list of 75' up dation Cromthe citizens. The who braved the raw weatlIer Gibbs Director library column not to empha- Presidential proclamation, .al. to 125. DUE TO OUR LIMITED SEATING equipment has been selected to come out imd work. • 1;15 p.m. Slym~astics--Ricky Dove, Instructor size N at ion a I Ohildren's ways issued for ~he fourth CAPACITY WE REQUEST THAT FRIDAY with the protection of just It's dye~y nard to single * 4:00 p.m. Rochester Riding School B 00k week' NbovemhberChl.31-Thursday. We Wblshyou ta that c(l'lUIlunityas its objec. oul in IVlduals and specific * 4 OOCh'ld 'A t C I L h' I 19, sponsored y tel - very merry one, e sure 0 AND SATURDAY DINNER RESERVATIONS tive. groups Cor special thanks, : p.m. 1 ren s r - aro ac Ulsa, n. dren's Book Council, Inc., include asparagus and split BE SEATED BY 7 P.M .... YOU'RE WEL- because the entire commun. structor in New York. !Movingon in pea soup ill your menus! COME TO COME ON A FIRST COME BASIS However, in the fac.: of ity was represented, but we * 4:00 P..m Ball et-. Mary Ell en C00pIter, ns ruc tor agE', we also have Youth And let us hope you won't constantly increasing costs, it 6 30 F lk G t I Al SkI t t AFTER 7 P.M. is my opinion that a study of would like to give our per. * : p.m. 0 Ul ar - ex ucze , ns ruc or Arpreciation Week, Novem. need the baking soda! a District plan for Fire De. sonal thanks to the marvel. -:0 7:30 p.m. Parents Without Partners - Talk by ------p:utment proteotion would ous gllYs from Gene's, Cal Mr. Frontzak * 4:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre _ result in greater protection Fleming's and Bill Meyers' 8:00 p.m. Italian Trade Commissioner Wine Mrs. Sydney Reynolds, Instructor through added ',vorking per. landscaping companies, to Tasting • 4'.00 p'.m. say nothing of Timberlane • Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor sonm:1and tthe sh~l~tion fJ Landscaping who came all • 8:00 p.m. FtOlktGUitar III - Alex Suczek, In- * 4:00 p.m. Children's Art _ Carol LaChuisa, In- e qUI P m C n w IC wou the way from the West Side S ruc or structor serve any type of hazard of town to help us. when aU * 8:30 p.m. Monday Dance Club - Mr. and Mrs. "'I'thout the need for assis. T d F tIt t * 7'00 P m Flight Training Ground School - W. n !:heywanted to do was watch e orres, ns ruc ors . .. "(I from the City of De- T d b E Coche Instructor the World Series. They were ues ay, OCt0 er 31 * ., •'our evample, at present foremen par execIIence, and ~ 930: a.m. P am. t'109 All Med'la- Lorrame. MCCar-. 7'30'3 pm" WItalian-PaulCIS Recchia, Instructorh I ~ .,t I t 'd d b if tIt t 7' 0 n mater 0 or - Donald c rom, n- the Pointes have four Fire" eas we provi e eel', y, ns ruc or . l" Chi e f s. The District plan not television. * 9:00 a.m. & structor would require but one. Thus Joe E c k crt 'and Lynn 10:30 a.m. Adult French Conversation _ Mme. * 7;30 p.m. Yoga-Charles Friday, SRF, Instruc- three men would be assigned Murphy, landscape designers Charles Bachrach, Instructor tor to the manning of equipment. who put the whole thing in *10:00 a.m. Yoga-Norma Cheff, SRF, Instructor 7;30 p.m. Rose Society Dinner At present we have a total motion were there with City *10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital • 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet - Mary Ellen Cooper, of f, "rlel'n serving in junior Man age r Tom Kressbach 11 30 Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe-- Instrudor po,,,," of authority. The and. Mayor John King, who : a.m. A trusted name Dislrict plan would require deSignated October 21 "EAN Gin Rummy eleven hlade up of three DAY" in Grosse Pointe City. 11:30 a.m. Senicr Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- assista~t chiefs four captains I They and the i r families Bridge for 117 years and 'r'l:r lieute~ants. At pres. worked ,alongwith Bob Vcns 1:15 p.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- enl the Pointes maintain five and Doug Collinson of the Pinochle !uii,' ,~s, or portions of ~cparlmeDt of Public ~orks *12'10 p.m. Cake Decorating - Dorothy Collins, buildings, for !'ire Depart. !n thl! sleet lInd the ~am - Instructor ments The District pia n :t wasfgreat folrPIGa~lllnsgbutt *12:30 p.m. Painting All Media-Lorraine McCar. would require but two 10" ousy Of. "('.ope. Ir cou ty, Instructor cations. At present the five T roo p 76') from Kerby Poi n t e s maintain thirteen S,-hool" r,d up in force • 4 :00 p.m. Rochester Riding School pieces of equipment. Under! to plant, entire pachY, 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe the District plan, s eve n I sandra de'.. ,d ?>hkeRead, * 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club pieces of equipment, prop. To~ and I Carr, Matt * 7:3U p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Philip C. erly selected, would offer Sullivan al: the E a ~t h Gibbs, Director better and more i'rotection.1~overs ~rop 'Jsse POinte • 7:30 p.m. Painting ..\11 Media - Lorraine Mc- The responsil,iJiles of thc I oull. H,,,! . stalwart Carty, Instructor Chi ef of such a District, amount (,i, l\'y work." 7'30 pm Weight Watchers of Eastern Michl- would warrant a substanti~; We ,r:', . Sgt. Ed . .. ~ncrease in compensation I ~~hr,,:,". ;,l"OssePoi~te gan, Inc. over the ability to pay of :Iny C:!v T" to stop laYIng Wednesday, November 1 one of the Pointes, The added' ';.' ..I a bad cut on 9:00 a.m. Artists Painting Group compensationshould produce hI, l.ng' '~,j newcomer • 9:30 a.m. Portrait Painting - Joseph Maniscal- the most emcient man within tv our C;raig Henzel of CO, Instructor the departments at present, Neff roa"ocared to have *10;00 a.m. LIp Reading _ Mrs. Frantz Johnson, and offer an inducement in been bCJ, ;,ltached to a Instructor the future for the competi. wheelbarr' ThdC are only ti"e training for the job by a few 01 :'J!; hardy souls 10:00 a.m. District Nursing Society 19700 M.ck younger men. The sam e who can.' 11 :00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- wouldbe true of the positions Our th~tlil" also to Eric I Cribbage TV 6.3600 of asslstant chief, captain and John Struh who donated -- The \Vm.R.f1am.ilton G'o. and lieutenant. much.appreciated ice cream our thanks to the National of the National Bank of De. Malee FUNERAL DIRECTORS Should the personnel reo sun d a e s and beer, Tom IBank of De t r 0 it and the troitand ~he many groups your own quirements of a District De. Bogan of Vernor's, Inc., who Grosse Pointe Rotary Club. and individuals that donated Sinee 1115.S partment be less than the donated the sofl drinks and I The lalter donaled all the trees and plantings, this dried arrangements present number of men, then, the Alger Party Store which play equipment - there "Pnrk.in.a.Day" would never WM, R. HAMILTON II. OAVIJ) M. HAMILTON under the pension plans now gave us the ice to cool it. were dozens of kids there have happened. STRAW FLOWERS ('J,ARENn; E. OTTI-:R • W. ImNNf:TT YORT in operation, it would not be We all had lunch courtesy using it this afternoon - I'm very proud to be II necessary to sever the con. of Jim DeRubeis of Burger and it was STILL raining! resident of the Grosse CH APEL.." nection of any firemen. Re. Ohef in Mack avenue and it Wilhout the dynamic ideas Pointes. I've never really ~:lCJ~~~~~.~~.~69~Detroit ~!l7r; ('a~~ Avenlle A~1-2712 placements of pension per. disappeared fut. The Neigh. of Joe Tolari. Vice.President doubted it, but after Satur. per bunch sonnel would not be made borhoocSClub gave UB the use in ~harge of the new Re. day I can really say we're Rirminl(hilm 820 f:ast Milple 644-6000 unW the desired number had of Its facWUes, telephone glonal Banking Office open. a first class community. 13300 E, WARREN been reached. and an impromptu lunch. ing soon on-the old Villa,qe WorldwidE'RE'prE'lIentation Such a plan permits each room which wa_ welcomed Manor property, Jim Glynn My sincere tbanks, "Our Fourth Gen~'(Ition of Flori.II" MemberR: National Selected Morticial1'l ~ of the Po j n t e s to have a by IOggy gardener.. and Betty. Chapman of the Mrs. G. William Duffield I Talting orden lor perso"a/ind ChriJfma. ,ards, voice in the .dmlniatraUon of La.t end mo.t important, PubUc RelaUons Department President, EAN ' • • ... "'f Thursday, October 26, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig, Fifteen Make Wreaths For Christ Church World Community Celebration Slated Church Women United of Detroit will cele- brate World Community Day Friday, November 3, at 11 o'clock at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, joining with the young and not.so.young in thou. sands of other communities across the nation in a "Coming Of Age Celehration." Millions 0 f 18.t0-21.'\------year-aIds will be partici- for they .re.cogni~~ that. m~. pating in a national elec- ture ChrIStian cltl.zenshlp IS tion for the first time this never an accomphshed fact. . .d b but a constant -process of WOM.M'S PAGIS y.ear, ~tan d u~g S1 e .y "Coming Of Age." They wel. s1de With their elders 18 come the idealism vigor and assuming full citizenship commitment to ~ peaceful responsibilities. world community the young From Another Pointe The "coming of age" lip' people bring with them as .Short and to plies to older celebrants, too, (Continued on Page 16) of View The Pointe B)' Janet Muel!er Straw wreaths are among new M. TALIAFERRO, who also pitch in DR. L. M. THOMAS, of wares being offered at the christ to clean up, of course-but those Back in 1958 Grosse Pointe High School Senior Berkshh'e road, member of Church Fair this year, and the base. wisps of straw ARE elusive. The Kenneth N. Kurtz won a $1,000 Detroit Scie~ce numerous professional socie. ment of the University place hom,~ Fair, featuring mc-re than 20 booths Fair Scholarship for his Paleontology CollectIon ties including the American BOIi.rd of Neurological Sur. of MRS. RICHARD K. SIMONDS, and departments, will be presented and Display. . . gery and the American Col. (right), will never be the same! Join- Thursday, November 9, from 9:30 to On Monday, October 2, University of Miami lege of Surgeons, attending ing Judy Simonds at a plaiting ses. 5 o'clock, at the Church in Grosse (Fla.) Associate Professor Kenneth N. Kurt~ left physician at Grace Hospital sion are MRS. EDWARD P. Mac- Pointe boulevard. with his wife Susie for France, where he IS en- and senior attending physi. KENZIE, (left), and MRS. WILLIAM gaged, with the full cooperation of the French .Gov- cian at Detroit General Hos. ernment, in a study of scenery and stage m~chmery pit a I, consultant to the medical staff Mrs. 'Ray E. Venderbush will entertain members of the Windmill Pointe Garden Club at Lochmoor Club nexl Wednesday, November'!. After the business session, a film on ecology will be lvenin'J 2)rama shown. Mrs. Rollin Allen present. ed a program on flower ar- ranging al the Club's Octo- in ber meeting, al the Slanton lane home of Mrs. Verlindcn Ckiflon and Crepe Peez. • at Fisher .ltocd (~.' Punc'" and Judy Block Jht sbops of J .•• ..• TU 1.1505 •.••.••••.. Sloft Houn, 9,30 10 S:30 Cloted Salu,days geftlti's CBoutlque W"lton.Pi~r't 20311 Mack Kercheval at St. Clair . Grosse Paillte At lo .~ .1 - ..... "'., ..... - - ...---- ~ ...------....----r-...... - --~--...... ~~- ....._,F ...... P...... ,.t --.-..._ ..... -...... __ ...... --.ps__ ~...-...,w.---...i ..~~-_ ..WO...... --, ....i .. __ ...... __ --_ ...... -.- .. Page Side.n GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 26, 1972 So'cietyNews Gathered from the Pointes ," }', . Musician Anna H'lSband Being Honored From Another Pointe of View Ski Sale To Benefit Exchange Program The Detroit Alumnae Chap- S\:hool, concert pianist and the adult level and courses are offered for teachers of ter of Mu PblEps1lon mUJlc lecturer. (Cont!n1led from Page 15) The Detroit CommunIty violin an~ piano. sorority will. hODC'l' Anna Hef41.jolned the staff of the Department of Music School exlsUJ as a non. During the eight years Miss Dramlt ,ijnlversity of Miami, Coral GaMes, Fla'., in Husband. of Calvin avenue, profit community service, to Husband has been director, at a reception this SUD1lay, meet the need. of students the Scbool bas grown trum 1965, as an instructor. He was named an Assistant under 100 students to 8n en. October 29, from 3 to 6 0'. for the highest quality of ProfessorlD September, 1967, an Associate Profes. instruction In applied music, rollment of over 700. Support \' ,, clock at the home of Mr. and sor with, Tenure In September, 1971. music theory and dance. for its outstanding program Thc"$ummerof 1967 found Ken in New York, Mrs. C. E. Zech In Norton The School is a member comes from hundreds of do. on a University of Miami Research In the Humani- court. of the National Guild of Com. nors in the metropolitan ties Grant,: studying American collections of Ba- Miss Husband is a recip. munIty 'Music Schools. At area. roque and 18th Century scenic designs. ient of the highest honor present, there is DO other The Sch 001 is affllia ted given by the sorority, the musical Institution in the with the Art School of the The fall of 1969 found hJm travellng through Elizabeth Mathias Award, Detroit metropolitan area Society of Arts and Crafts. Iceland, . Greenland and Newfoundland, taking a presented to her by the Na- where students can receive and will become a part of VSO group from Miami U. on tour with a muslclJ tional Councll ot Mu PhI the training necessary to pre. the proposed Center for he'd adapted, designed and directed from the Fey. Epsilon for onsllltent dedi. pare them for college audi. Creative Studies. deau farce, "A Flea in Her Ear." cation to the advancement tions. Present Boarrl president is Last spring, It was back to New York. Ken'. C)fmusic as dIrector of the The School offers instruc- Mrs. William Gard, of Dean sets for the Miami U. production of "The Boy Detroit Community Music tion from pre-school through iane. Friend," presented at Kennedy Center during the College Theatr" Festival, drew applause, swelling ij~fljmm~ff:~~~j~;~f:1;f.~1;~~~~;;;;;i~~1~m~ll;;;;~~~~;~~~1;~1~1~;1~~l~;~1;;;;;;;i;;ilil;;;;*~j~;~;~@;~;ii~;;;i;~1;;iili;@~ili!ijj?:!~;@~lfil to a crescendo for his setond aet "beach seene." . . ~ ' w • "b In 1968, Ken and Susie toured Europe. They I were in Prague a few weeks before the Russian in- vasion, and were struck, during their stay there, \ by a sense of heaviness, of Russian dominance, even before the troops moved in.' . PLAIDS TWEEDS FLANNELS In Czechoslovakia, they visited the theatre in Cesky Krwnlov, ,one of only five 18th Century the- atres to have survived with full complement of r scenery and complete stage machinery necessary to , Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. WOOL SKIRTS ;) mount the complicated perspective illusions popular Flanking CARLOS MENANDEZ fitting the Program, to be presented during tbe .penod. . -LOZADA, of Oviedo, Spain, this at the U-L Field House, Cook road Another is located in Litolmysl, Czechoslovakia, year's Foreign Exchange student at at Chalfonte avenue, Thursday, No- two others'in Sweden, at the Drottningholm and University-Liggett School, are, CON- vember 2, and Friday, November 3, Gripsholm summer palaces near Stockholm. NJ'E:DRYSDALE. (left), head of the from 8:30 in the morning to 9 in the The fifth is the Queen's Theatre at Versailles. V.L Foreign Exchange Program evening, and Saturday, November 4, '<:. ,- . • * • Stud:mt committee, and MUFFY from 10 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. Frederick C•..,dlewu:, drippings from Marie Antoinette's BOOMER, U.L senior with whose Keydel, of Kenwood road, is presi- time are still visible In the Queen's Theatre. family, the Robert Boomers, of Clo- dent of the U.L Foreign Exchange I up ""." The office of the curator of Versailles has, In verly roar'!., Carlos is making his Program. Mrs. Martin Oetting, of Its llbrW. only -,two photographs of the Theatre, home this year. They're all ready for Merriweather road, is Ski Sale chair- Skirt bonanza! Here's 0 multitude of wool plaids, and these are 01 the ceiling detoralion over Its the Used Ski Equipment Sale bene- man. J (ConUnued on Page 18) Iweeds and flannels ... A-lines, mobile pleats, '1 morial Church, wrote the Community Da). Set unique worship ,to be used in skirls with exciling pockel deloi!. .. solid thousands of churches across (Continued from Page 15) So C let y spokesmen from the nation, by hundreds of colors and patterns ... all greal values to citizens come-ilf.age. Grosse Pointe South High thousands of women and Women . of all churches, School will share their hopes youn.g people, on World Com. Roman Catholic. Protestant fOr the future with older par- mumty ~ay. ' snap up now to add 10 your sportswear separates and Orthodox. are invited to ticipants during the worship The Mlss~s Anne and Lucy joiil this united celebration, service. Concerns for peace, Seeley are m charge of h~st. wardrobe of put-togelhers. Sizes 8 10 16. which features joyous songs, the environment, .race, food, esses for the celebratlo.n. scriptural references and the )~al and world conditions Mrs. Gust Jahnke is chaIr- • I' I' man of the day. sangh ri 0f dreams between and lfesty es will be reveal- I Ch h W ld S . Gift old and young. . ed informally over the I .u.rc or ervlce Concert liinger Mrs. Juliet simple, shared meal that £01- Certillc~tes, to ~ress an over- King, recently returned from lows the service. seas C~lld, prOVIde boo~s and J b a two-month ,tour of Britain All who attend are asked male~lals for .l~adershlp an.d a S 'S and Europe, will come to to bring an item of "finger vocaho~al tralJUn~ for Amerl- 00 O;¥\. Grosse Pointe from Joliet, Ill. food" to share during the can Indians. prOVide blankets .:.:.::: . ~i :::::::: to lead the songlest. noon hour, (cookies, fruit, for refugee and disaster situ. ::::~:: :::::::; Sudents from Wayne Unl- crackers, etc,) aUon, or to be used as emer. I 11j1~ ~~ftf~ j verslty. Grosse Pointe North Mrs.' Ray Kiely, wife of gene)' funds "where most :~::::: :::::::: i. and selected National Honor the senior minisler of Me. needed" will be collected :::::~ ~:~:~~: , ------and dedicated at the close of 11~:jjj1 ~1:1:~~ , the worship servi ce• ~~~~;~;;~;;;~~~f:ili;;l;~;~;~;~;~~~;~~~~~l~~;~~~~~i;~~~;irf:~;~;~;~~~~l~~~;~~~~~~~~~$~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~;~~~~~;~~~~;~;~~~;~~~;;~;~~~;;~;m;;~~~;~;~;;~~;~;;;~;~m~;~;~;~~!~;~ nautical (Jtfts Browse and the (Boat 8upplt'es ship's SAVE 15% ON MINTON CHINA • Dockte,', Sprtdron wheel 15% savings on 40-pc. services leal' COUrlll plott.r) for a,of world famous Minton bone chino • Sp.rry TOIIlld.r H ••• Safety loot Shoel LECTURES ON , in 6 patterns: Wimbledon, Haddon Hall, It'. N.lIticfll :Belle Meade, Infanta, Henley, Buckingham. • linoculQrI .., Nic. • Houtk.1 umpi Special order. Limited time offer, now from 203.65. W.',. GorIfl CONTEMPORARY ~ Naulicol Jewelry Wright K.ay • Ncvigalional in.humenls • Selh Thome. Ships Bell THEOLOGY FIN E JEW' EL E R S SIN C E 1861 Clockl and Baromele", SHIP'S WIlER. FAMOUS NORPOLE 511111nlS.IIS wlttt the III..... hood GROSSE POINTE DETROIT N01!lHLAND RIRMINGHAM 88.5.5515 962.0s00 3S6.J040 642.2025 $39.50 VALUE , . ,$29.50 A Supplement to the Church, Workt and Kingdom Program CONl/fI'll[I' Kercheval and ~ Notre Dame Each Lecture will be followed by a Discussion Period. WtVE / ,1 MOVEO! All Lc!cturesare Free, ~ come say hello Opf'n to All People in the Community. .' '" ...... , "".1',.,. .• " , ...... ' ad ...... ~ _ 0_- _ • 1'd'_ .-, em ..... zn _ hOC r * -- - Thursday, October 26, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Sev.ntH" Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women ._------._------.- ..------I selection and National AJI. of the Air 'Force AsaoclaUon Veterans Day Service Slated them. Is sponsoring a lar,e lub. Fashion Fete For Austin All local military units and scription dinner at the Sel. Opera Asso.ciation The annual Veterans Day Brigadier General George H. Recruiting Sh tlODS have fridge Officers' Club ill hoIlor Service will take place at the Wilson, USA:FR, commander been Invited to participate, of ,Major -General aDd !IIn. Cathedral Chureh of.St. Paul, 403rd Tactical Airlift Wing, as well as the American Gold Terry the evenin& before the USAFR, seUrld,ge, will read Detroit" Sunday, OCtober 29, Star Mothers, wives. and service. Reelects Officers at " o'clock. a message from the Secre- mothers of service person. Among tho s e attendlng Major General Roy M. tary of the Air Force, The nel and all local Veterans, the SUnday service from The Frank Donovan and Wilber M/lck Continue as Terry, LL.D., Chief of Chap- Honorable Dr. Robert C. Patriotic and Civic assocla. Pointe will be Admiral and lains, United States Air Force Seamans, Jr. tIons. Mrs. Leon J. Jacobi, Colonel Chairman and President: Mrs, Joseph A. will give tbe sermon. Bishop Prayers will be read by The Service Is a memorial and Mrs. Darwill D. lIartin, Vance, Jr., Is New Director Riebard S. Emrich, of Wash- Roman Catholic, Jewish and to all who have given their the R. T. Johnstones, J\lSU~ ingtj)n road, will officiate, Protestant Chaplains of the lives in wars of the United and Mrs. -G. Mennen WU. assisted by Dean Leslie G. . Membe~s of th~ Detroit Grand Opera Associa- Armed Forces -Active. Re. States, and a tribute to aU Iiams, Mr. and Mrs. Berrien Warren. serve or Retired. members of the U.S. Armed Eaton, Colonel and Mr•. Or. tion, attendmg theIr "nnual meeting last Friday The Lessons will be read ----. The Windsor District Mili- Forces and veterans. Memo- ville Sherwood, Mr.. Theo- afternoon, reelected officers and directors elected by Brigadier General Stanley tary Band 'will play In the rial flowers on the high altar dore 'W. Huebenthal, The a new director, an~ were informed of th~ operas L. Vihtelic, of Dearborn, Cathedral whi~e the congre. will be ,given by the Air Rev. Dr. Ind .Mrs. Allan A. Deputy Commander, Michi. to be presented dunng the spring visit of the Metro- gation is being seated, and Force Association (Mich.). Zaun and Mr. and )(n. politan Opera Company to Detroit. gan Air National Guard, ior. will also play the Offertory The Mt. Clemens Chapter James T. Hyslop. The Association will t------mer Major U.S. Air Foree Reserve, World War II and again sponsor the Metro- IHOTr>e, Adriana Maliponle, Korea, and by B'rigadier PUT YOURSELF politav. season, at Mason. James McCracken J 0 h n General The Venerable Can. ic Auditorium. Reardon and Mich~el Tilson on Joseph Cardy, MC, CD, IN OUR SHOES FOR Frank W. DOllQvan.of East Thomas conducting, will be DD, of Ctlawa, Chaplain Jefferson avenue, and Wilber Ceatured. General (Protestant) Cana- H. Mack, of Co un try Club Pia n n e d for Wednesday dian Forces. DELISO DEBS drive, were reelected chair. evening, May 30, is Verdi'. General Cardy was chap. ma,n and president, respec. '11 Trovatore," with Elinor lain to the Essex Scottish of PUMP SALE lively. Ross, Irene Dalis, Richard Windsor in World War II, Henr> Ledyard, (If Lewis. Tucker, Robert Merrill and after .Dleppe. He will offi. ton road, is vlce.presldent James Morris. Carlo Felice cially represent the Canadian and general manager. Cillario again will conduct. Forces, paying their respects Mrs. A. H. Gershenson, Ai- The Detroit premiere of to the American War Dead 19.99 fred R. Glancy, Jr., Reuben Verdi's "Macbeth," wit h and the ,U.S. Armed Forces. Rydlng and Don a I d M. D. Grace Bumbry, Will i am Thurber are vice-presidents. Lewis, Sherrill Milnes ~nd Photo by Lud Schornlg hair where you 7iliO clauics in pumps-each makes its oum Ferdinand Cinelli is secre. Giorgio Tozzi, is set for Putting the stamp of approval on BETTY don't want it? impact in fashi01Iease. Left: "Bright"- tary; Mark Littler, treasurer, Thursday evening, :May 31. GOREY's gown at Martha's Closet are MARY and Paul V. Engstrom, compo Conductor will be F'rancesco We can remove it for- with a higher heel it! black, hrown, tUlfl'y, troller. Molinari.Pradelli. LOU RINKE, (center), chairman of Austin Moth. Newly-elecled as a director Friday evening, June 1, ers Club's Thursday, November 2, luncheon and ever with our world famous white or bone .Bisoll patent. REG. 24.00. Is Mrs. Joseph A. Vance, Jr., brings Verdi's "Aida," with fashion show, and GLORIA STIEBER, Mary Lou's Hoffman Epco method of Right: "Coed"-a perfect charmer in hltuk, of South Deeplands road, gen. Hanna Janku, Nell Rankin, chief assistant in planning the affair, to be pre- electrolysis. Stop in soon eral chairman of the 1972 Franco Corelli, Robert Mer- braul1I, ulhite, bone or red • Bison patenl- sented at the Gourmet House. Janet Drolshagen for a complimentar:' con- Opera Season. rill and Paul Plishka. Con. will provide a ,i1Usical background for the parade bl'ICk, camel or hrown suede. REG. 25.00. The Metropolitan will pre. ductor again will be FrancllS'- sultation treatment. sent seven operas in Detroit, co Molinari-Pradelli. of Martha's Closet clothes. .'lizeJ /002 and 11 Downtown, Northland May 28 through June 2, 1973. The Sa. t u r day .matin~, Puccini's "Tasca," wit h June 2, will be Rossini's "11 eUi's "Lucia di Lammer-I the Detroit Symphony Or- 0111)' - 2.00 extra. moor It with Renata Scotto, chestra, Inc., and the Found- Grace Bumbry, ,F1'anco Cor- Barbiere di SivigUa," with 20% eill, Tito Gobbi and Carlo Gail Robinson, Franco Boni. Sand~r Konya, Matteo Manu. ers Society oC tlJe Detr:oit Co.ordinated handbags off li'eiice Cillario conducting, is solli, Mario Sereni, Ruggero guerra and John Macurdy. Institute of Arts, will re~elve *Corfam~ Sorry, no C.O.D.',r scheduled for Monday eve. Raimondi and Fernando Cor. The ~nductor will be Fran. the excess above established ning, May 28. ena. James Levine will con. cesco Molinarl.Pradelli. prices for approximately two- Shoe saloll-all Jtores exce!,t Dirmi"gham Tuesday evening, May 29" duct. As in past seasons, opening . thirds oC the ~ain floo~ seats. a new production of Bizet's Saturday evening, June 2, night will be a benefit per- The donation por,lion of "Carmen", with Mar i 1 y n the season clo~es with Donlz. Cormance. The beneficiaries, opening night ticket prices is deductible for federal income tax purposes. 9 c:::::::t::t.~ ~ ran lKirklattb 8 Alpha Delta Kappas Eastland 372-2255 J~bJ~ To Hear Dr. Michie Do"'810"'''. IJirmi"gh_. Needlepoint .\ KnilShoppe .GrofJ' Po;,,/., No,/hl ..... hudsoris \f'tslh,,,d, Dt~,.born. 16115 Mack Ave .. 881-5085 beauty salon F"mltli" P.rle/Tol.tlo. Needlepoint Crewel I OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EYENING~ * Ba rgello belt kits * Coasters * Pillow,kits * Eye glass kits * Bell pulls * Purses * Tennis racket covers * Rugs * Brick covers * Christmas stocking kits sale * Vests *. Pictures with frames Quick Point pillow Kits POIRETTE CORSELLETTE Rya Pillow Kits ", Crewel Embroidery Kits White Only, Sizes 34B thru 38B Hook Rug Patterns e Precut yarn 34C thru 37C Columbia Minerva Yarn e Unger's Naneite Reynolds Mohair No. 1 eBernats Berella 1350 * * Pillows Finished ,. KAY ANOS is a Career Vesting travels the fashionable fall route .. with classic car Girl's Angel For healthie~ motif that rides over anything. for Heavenly more beautiful Sally Gee's vest virtuoso Natural Mink .. hair we feature of Wintuk.Orlon acrylic in black LA~UR1iife or green, Sizes S.M.L. $12, We speciali.ze in do-it-yourself minks for girls with an inde- pendent ,treak. Elegan! by Sally Gee. Wintuk •in black or green. Sizes S.M.l. $11. Litlle Separales . Street Floor of Grn!\se Poinle Wood~ Seven Hills of Rome 1936' Mock (nr. Morass) 886.7715 882.1540 Coiffures 2 HOURS FREE PARKING., . JACOBSON'S Will VALIDATE YOUR TICKET Open 9,30 a.m. 10 5,30 p.m. 63 "ercheval-on the hill .....----.-.~-----.....--r- -....--.....-- .... ~---~~- - . Page Eighteen GROSSE POfNTE NEWS Thursday, October 26, J 972 Society News Gathered from the"Pointes ------~::;,.~:~~::C:::~~~::':~::::.IFrom Another Pointe of View ISlate Dinner-Show November Benefit Lhe lives of members of the able Martha W. Griffiths, . For the past 20 years, the Woman's Auxiliary Foundation. . Jordan, Mrs. James M. K~n. Federation of Women's Clubs United States Con g r e 8 s . (CooUnlled from P.~e 16) to the Wayne County Medical Society's main fund. Chairman of the benefit nary, Mrs. Lyndle. Marlm, of Metropolitan Detroit. woman from .M!chig~.n. auditorium. It has been the subject of only two ar. raising project has been a fashion show. This year, show is Mrs. Joseph R. Mon. Mrs. Earl G. Merrllt, Mrs. They're ho)dingtheir regu. The BenedIction, B) e s s ticles in French journals, and of brief paragraphs for the first time th AT' t . g eth' g tante. Robert C. Monson, Mrs. lar October board of direc. This House," wlll be led by in two English language sources. . ..' e ux ... ary IS r~m som m Committee members from Clement J. Pollina, Mrs. Paul Lors meeting at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs. Raymond J. Sti~f, meII)- No plans exist of tbe complicated ml.1ehinery new and .excltmg: An ~v~mng benefit. The Pointe include Mrs. Ruble, Mrs. Albert Ruede. At noon they wilihave lunch. ber of Tuesday Musicale. that serves Its stage. No attempt bas been made to The dmner-show w111" James J. Auito, Mrs. Pedro mann, Jr .• Mrs. Rodman E. (-on, (reservations required), Chairman of day's program ~talogue Its stoek of scenery. beheld Wednesday, No. These funds go toward P. Berdayes, Mrs. Jose M. Taber, Mrs. Elmer C. Tex. " ,, and at 1:30 the annual Of- Is Mrs. Young. Among her Until now vember 8, at the Michi. me d i c a 1 scholarships al Barrego, Mrs. Robert D. te~, Mrs. Arlhur Ulmer, Mrs. fieers Reception is scheduled assistants are Pointers Mrs. '. • • gan Palac?. Wayne State University, the Danforth, Mrs. C. Jackson Milton~. Weed, Mrs. Robe.rt in conjunction with the dedi. Paul Diederich, vice-chalr- N' i k University of Micbigan and France, Mrs. Edward Glo. K. Whiteley and Mrs. Wil. cation of the Federation's man. and Mrs. Bernard Seg.. OW, K~n and SusIe K~rtz are there, ~easur. Teets are $25. patron, Micbigan Stale University. wacki, Mrs. Herbert Hager. liam J. Yott. ncw b u i I din g in Fenkell nero mg, catalogwng, photographL~g ~~d ~arve~lI~g. $17.50 per person, (dmner and College of Human ME:dicine, moser, Mrs. Reginald Har. Information or reservations street, Detroit. ----- .The Queen's Theatre audItorIum 15 a mIniature S~W)b ~nd $5 f~ th~. sbow and for nursing scholarships nett and Mrs. Walter H. may be obtained by contact. The Invoc"tion will be Set Big Band versIOn of the great royal opera houses of France 0 y~ a cony sea g. J! 15001 Kercheval Kappa Delta Alumnae Grosse Pointe Parle Celebrate Anniversary Joint Quester VA 2-6425 The East Side Alumnae Session Slated J Association of Kappa Delta was hostess for the Detroit The Fox Creek Ohapter of Metropolitan Board dinner Queslers has invited all East commemorating the 75th an- Area Questers ,to participate niversary of the sorority's in an especially interesting Pat P.,kin. founding, at Longwood Col. meeting next Thursday, No- Swirl l lege, Farmville, Va., Octr.oor vember 2, at 1 o'clock, at the ~u,itan Fa,. .. , YOlln" 23, 1897. last Monday, also an Grosse Pointe United Method- Lady La",o ist Church in Moross road. Mod.1 (Snap Coot} October 23, at Hudson's Eastland. Larry DuMouchelle will tell "How To Buy Antiques, Here Among those present were JOIN US FOR COFFEE Mrs. Walter Dennis, of Berk- and Abroad." Tea will be ISABELLE'S OPEN EVERY THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. 16434 E. WARREN AVE. opposlJe Alger Theater ley, .president of the South served. Oakland Alumnae, Mrs. Al- Seven of the nine East TU 4-7980 Area QueS'ters Chapters ate Monday th,u Satufday~9:30 'til 5:30 bert Whelan, of Wyandotte, FlOWERS byKIMBEBIY headquartered in The Pointe, Michigan .Banka,d . M~s'., Charg. Bank~moricQ,d president of the West Side ,HE UNU.U ....L. IN I:IIf'TS Alumnae, and East Side one on the near east side of Detroit, ar.d one in Windsor. president Mrs. Robert Calla- Kimberly Daily Take With Flower Special way, III, of Fisher road. TlR. KAMRAN S. MOG- Bud Vase and Rose $2.00. perJona t".zeJ One of KapP8 Delta's four founders was Julia Tyler HISSI, of Moorland drive, Wilson, granddaughter of and DR. E. S. HAFEZ, of CHRISTMAS CARDS John Tyler, 10th President of Hidden lane, Wayne State University professors of Gyn- geMi' ~ <:Boutique the United States. ecolgy and Obsletrics, are The sorority now has 110 serving on the committee Elimination Sale. Only sllls 3, S, 18, and 20 - SAVE SAVE college chapters, two colonies 20% which planned the program 20% Off and 380alumnae associations for the annual Harold C. with a total membership 814-7938 of Mack Symposium. on Physi. :lhe CarJ Shoppe 73,447. Active in philan- ology and P..tho!ogy of Re- 19491 MACK 881.4780 lhropic affairs since its production, to be held No. (llunding, Kappa Delta has ~TMARK. (adjoining LoBonbonni~re Bokery) vember 2 'and 3 at the Engi. contributed m 0 r e t h a n neering Society of Detroit. Save 10% on all Christmas card oTders $500,000 for the care and aid from numerous albums. Christmas merchandise arriving daily. of patients at ,the Crippled Children's Hospital, Rich. 114-0037 mond, Va. SWEDISH Joining in dedication cere. MASSAGE monies for the new Ferry In your home, in~luding Mall at Wayne Sta,te Univer- faciol mask. Women only. Bri.. all tftose unfinished sity recently were WILBER neecRepoiiIt and (fewel pillows to usI Gilt certificates available. . . . Welcomes Your TravelliDg Guests M. BRUCKER, JR., of Mer- bpert finishing. $12 for 12" square . 20000 NINE MILE RD. at .1.94 - Minl't., from th. Po;nt., riweather road, chaim:an of 111-4567 • 80 BEAUTIFUL AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS the WSU Board of Gov" Massage by. • HEATED POOl. COFFEE SHOP ernors, W. HAWKINS FERRY, of Lakeshore road, Beverly MACK AI LOCHMGO • and DEXTER FERRY, of Oldbrook lane. The Mall, 10. 571.5765 cated' in Ferry avenue be. tween Cass and second ave. nue, was made possible by a gift of $152,000 from the D. NATURALlZE~ M. Ferry, Jr., Trustee Cor- FUNSTERS parlltion. It is the first phase of a major beautification soft program at Wayne. to the touch Com.l Goot $21 PILLOW SALE Luxurious Bed Pillow Filled With Dacronll Polyester Fiberfill 1111 By DuPont 21"x27" standard, reg. $8, each $6 21"x30" queen, reg. $10, each $7 21 ")(37" king, reg. $13, each $9 A comfortable pillow of soothing, gentle softness that I takes just a ~ake and a patto keep it plump as new ... and refluffs in the dryer to restore hygienic freshness. ,~ • _ a-,. Bart Edmond • c.." fkafrd Beauty Salon 1~ Washable permanent press Dacron polyester/cotton ticking. I 21725 lICk .t "nlier GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN C".. e ,tilt, .'". 21316 Mock Ave. .5 E. Adoms 111.1111 Hov", Motwlel' Ih", riIMy. 886.6060 WO 2.1112 'l' ~ :-h. I l~j Thursdoy and Fridoy evenings by oppointmer.: 9,:'::'.''::' V@l700u@ Du@OiJD@ So,• ..., 9,'0 I. J p.m, tJac,oJJSons ~~ l~f ~:Wh~Wh~~~IRI~CI~.~:?~-m~m.~ • "--;-., ., .. ,oli., .... '._ 1III!II I"""'1-_ ~ -- _. ~ ~ ....--.-~ ...-._"''''--, '''''''- ,., ~ a .. a."1IIIt2..$----.e-4 4-$.i11I$I-2..£.2-.- , ' 4-.-..'-_.$ .. _-- ..' 411-.- ' 4 4.. 411III« ;.. -- 4- ..' PIllO_lIIIII.,.. _. Thursday, October 26, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Women's Page- by, of and for Pointe Women .d IBrown of Farmington. I Clark Women's Club B The bride.elect i~ a gr~d. I Engaged \ Mrs. William Swartz March rI e To Meet Wednesday Helen Bowen Blain uale of Grosse Pomte Hlgb ISch~ol and Detr~it BuS!ness Clark Wo-;;:; Club mem. Institute. Her ~Itlnce IS a bers have invited husbands gra.duat~ of OhIO Wesleyan and guests to join them fur Says Vows Oct. 21 Umverslty. Bolh are employ. dinner next Well..esday eve. ~ by Manufacturers Na. ning, November 1. at 6:30 Family Dinner at Grosse Pointe Club Follows Cere- llOnal Bank. I (I'clock, at Christ Methodist A March wedding. at Saint Church. A speaker from the mony in Which She Becomes Mrs. Paul Evangelical Lutheran I Detroit Historical Museum William Taylor Swartz Church, is planned. will present the program. In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church's Barbour Chapel early Saturday evening, October 21, Helen Bowen Blain, daughter of Mrs. James Beyer Lewis, of Williams avenue, and Dr. Alexander Blain, III, of Stratford place, was married to William Taylor Monday, Nov. 6th Swartz, of Bloomfield Hills. He is the son of Mr.' See Miss Grosse Pointe Farms and Mrs. John Caleb accents, and carried a small, Swartz, of Port Sanilac. old.fashioned bouquet of deep pink roses. lI!>o~ by Bnm8by Studlo At an open house in their cut a $200 ribbon at The 5 o'clock rites at which She was attended by her Mr. and Mrs. Julian B. Moran road home Sunda)', The Reverend Jay Locke pre. sister, Josephine Johnson Thomas, of Manor avenue, October 22, Mr. and Mrs, sided were followed by a din. Blain, a student at Michigan are announcing the engage. ner for members of the fam. State University. ment of their daughter, Edward L. Boss announced BURGER CHE~ ilies at the Grosse Pointe Their brother, Sandy Blain, CHRISTINE, to John K. the engagement of their 18800 Mack between Kerby and Mllross Club. of Warren, acted as Mr. Butler, Jr., son of Mr. and daughter, SANDRA BETTY, The bride wore an after. Swartz's best man. Mrs. J. Kenrick Butler, of to Charles W. Brown, son of noon dress of lilac silk, trim. The newlyweds are at home Andover, Mass., and South Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. med with deep pink and gold in Auburn Heights. Brooksville, Me. Christine, a Grosse Pointe High School graduate, is DECOUPAGE Pointers Wake To Merry Mart working towards a Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal l'~ // 882.1540 Early this morning, a Great in Heather lane. She priced Arts at the University of De- '1J.IJ tDJJ1Jpt" Exodus of Pointe ladies be- and packed and was on her troit. John, graduated from gan as members of Christ way as soon as the kiddies Phillips Andover Academy, • PRINTS AND SUPPLIES 't,~~1t'~11s01~&- Child's Merry Mart '72 sta!f were oft to school. Brown University and Michi. • AUTHEN'flC HUMMEl CARDS moved their paraphernalia to Sally Meier, chairman of gan State University, ~erved • MilK CANS, PUPPETS , , J 63 Kercheval "On Ihe H}II" (3oi//llrt'/ Raleigh House in Southfield the Christmas Booth, organiz- as a Captain in the Uni':ed Seene of the Saturday, October 21. wedding • Gold leaf Sheeh $1.29 i. Dove La Nosfra Creaz;one Fa IIn Del sfile for their annual Christmas ed a caravan indudmg her States Air Force and i~ now • Mafaldo. Handmade Tie. Where the beauty and excellent condition 01 your half of HELEN BOWEN BLAIN' and Mr. Swartz, son is 01 Prime Importance. The Iinos' producl. plus Ih. skil/\ Fair. It opened at 10 o'clock co.chairman Mrs. Th 0 mas a management consultant plus hand era/led gillS of Mr. and Mrs. John Caleb Swartz, 01 Port Sani. 01 our experjenced dylish o.swres. you of maximum hair beau')' ... and wit! continue until 4. (~etty) Hosea, Mrs Walrer with Roy Jorgensen Associ. .. , see the wee shop at lac, was Grosse Pointe Memorial Chure;l. The "On the Hill" Grosse Point., Mi Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 26, 1912 Society News Gathered from. the Pointes DRCPlanning Benefit Party Catholic: Alumni Club 1 Woman's Club Group To Meet Form Ibex Autumn Sewing Circle Plans 'Bavarian Night' I ----"-- Table decoratiOlls of Christ- designed the festive table The Grosse Pointe Worn. I01 PonUac, will speak on mas g r e ens, small whlte decorations. The CathoUc! Alumni Club. an's Club DI9CUSslon IInd 'Engineering SoluUons to the ceramic angds, holly ber. The MargaretD i a m 0 n d of !Detroit wUl present a Garden Group will meet. Ecological Dilemma." rles and red velvet ribbon Shop. of Fisher 'Mews, will Bavarian 'Night Dance Fri- Chairman Mrs. Karl D. will hl&hllght the h 0 lid a y present a colle(tion of casual, day November 3 starting at Wednesday, November 8, at Anderson needs tentative 9 o:c1ock, at Me;ey College, the Engineering Society of reservations by Monday, .Oc. " , theme for Detroit Review afternoon and evening . Club's benefit party, to be clothes, and Rollins Furs featuring a German band Detroit, 'It 11:30 o'clock. tober 30. All reservations held at Locbmoor Club Tues. will be showing the latest aDd Blng.along, free beer Following luucheon, James must be finalized by Satur. day, November il4, beginning in fur fashions. and games. Tickets are $4 Meenahan, consulting engi. day. November 4. at noon. Mary Morgan will com. at the door. $3 in advance. neer for Environmental AI. I Arrangements may be made Mrs. H. Lloyd Patterson, mentate. Music will be by ______fairs, Johnson.AndersoD, Inc., for transportation, if needed. DRC president, will welcom~ Mrs. Robert Geriscl1. I members and guests '.and in. Models from 1be Pointe lroduce Mrs. Bewley Priest- Include Debby SUe Lash. man, of Fisher road, this Garnet N e I son, Henrietta .. , year's bendit chairman. Rogers, carol Willi am II , Mrs. Prlestman, ber vice- Cris Powers, Gretchen Saur. An Octoberfest, featuring a If you don/t watc:h your figure, no one else will! chairman Mrs. John Kelly er and Joan Van der Zee. real IN"llf'7 @argree CfJiVing in an r:Adult @am/ff(!fnity. l)f/~I/' !/' Community is surrounded by a 6 foot brick wall with Final section of the 180 Unit Community located near /' Gate House entronce and features a swimming pool, Eastland. Less than ~ mile from 1.94 Expressway. community recreation house, barbecue facilities, and Models now open for your inspection from 1.6 p.m. -Pel person, double occuplnr:y plus $2300 11','t& se'Vlct! more. Each unit features an enclosed pri ....ate patio, full basement, sound insulated walls, garage or covered SALE:George Shor~, Inc. 773.9337 'rltAISt)~"rlll~ITAI.4 carport, central air conditioning, full appliance ap- BUilDER:Frank D. Wilberding, Inc. pointments by General Electric, carpeting by J. L. Developer and builder of many quality Lake Shore, G) tra\'eIIHlrealll Grosse Pointe homes and subdivisions for more than 20 years. ,~udson and more. 371.8470/773.3300 East side 647.8100 West Side --....~ Jj , 4 • Thursday, Octobor 26, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS .------"'- .. -._------ WelJrs her Mliternal Grandmother's Belgion loc.e Juliet Cap for Coromony at Which She wldely.ellPcrlcllecdln Spollks VOWI to Michllol Floyd Edick Cleld of dlreetlng, will ---."'---,,__ duet the semlnar.type Planning 10 lllake their home in Kalamazoo UII. funion ~t ~~'llIC~~~~~W til he reports for duty with the United States AIr Ilfa~:m:nn J;' ThursdAY; fe,f:Q ~:c:t~~'nni~d~~f:;:~i~~11)~~\,FnI?t11e~~I\~~d~~~~~11~~~~;~~~il.ii:~3;n:'~1:~: Saturd:ty, October 21, III Kal:tmazoo's Zioll Evan. For Information, call Mn, goUcnl Lutheran Churl'll, nnd a reception nt Cnrver WlIllom R. Evon!, 801.6387, Center, Kalamnzoo. ,,,,---,--~,--- or Mr!. 1I0u!mAnn, 11114.101lJ, mel\;J~~r~~ILk1I11~ri~~h~~~'I s~:~~o:~~\'~~"~:~~~~fl~v;~: lutlll, full s~ daughtor of htr, nnd Mrs: t~{~~:~.,l'o~~:~l!ro~~1T~~lUI~~~::::1: ~::rl!~ndTll:tl;I~I~idl!:~~ Jamell R, Graham, of m'ml Alkn xl, Iil'lhvl!/1.c, of hroldl!rl!d Inel! bond! ncel!nl. South Drys drive. lion, 11rr~ldl't1 ot thl' 4:30 cd her Bklrt. Mr. Edkk Is Ihe Bllnuf l1u' 11I'dllrk rlll'B, Shl! worl' her mO(llrnnl Floyd N. f:t1kkB, of Itolamn. The hrhtl!'g l~llllllre lI11wn Iltllndmolhl!r'l Julll!l call of EOO, \If h'ory cltt\lllOlgkhl fet\(ured III!\ltlon lac!!, Imld.ing It fin. ~~~~.;:;;.-~.;;;;;;=._- 1lI!Tllplllulion VI!Il, and. ear, CHILDREN'S WEAR ~~I!II~g~l1lfltl~~Ultl~~, or )'cllow Infant. Taddio,. DoV,.Glrl, Ihru 14 Chcryl M)'m, In an Em. ~,'fl",I"'''11 ." ",h., '".,1 plro (rock of 0llrlco! 1/lIIn, BURGER CHE~ IUOO Mad bel.!!n lterb,.nd Morm ;I~~~:,: ~::;,~II~;~II" ~~::lt':~~rl~~ld,\\'I~l~o~on:I~,I~\ll~~: 0,11,11,.hI n.",j,_". ur rnnld. ISABELLE'S IIrldr~lnnltl~, lIll'lr frock" - ",,,,,I with ",I "',,,', '"'' I 16434 E. Wllnen Ave" 0ppolite Alger ThIlOl"" I ~~~~~I::~~~BO!I~:::,~~~'A~~~ I{ERRY LYNN GRAHA~t d~:gl':l~;n~orlti:; 'WlNTER"GARMENT"sAi:E1 Mon Ih~lJUS~r.7;:o°1r1 SJO Ir,:II:~~'O~~nsOre~lI~odI~lt~'~,h~~: ~adi~k~ ~~nG~~h~~~, a~rdS~f/s~ ~fK:l~~eE~rct.lIzC M,d"WD" 60"''''d M~"., (t.".:2.~m.,,'~d ! nnn Vogl'l~ong, of Allentown. Kalamazoo. were married Saturday, October 21, ______,,_ .... I"n" nnd lIfrs. Dennl! FTnn'l jn Zion Evangeliral L.uthl'ran Church, Kalamazoo, Isted, of Kolnml1Zoo. . _ ~ ),10% off on",..; I winter garments,. eA RPEl' UU FT. IN Co ! ~:~;~'~;:,:£~:'~~:;;~:~:i :;;,{C,~:,~"o~:',~:;:;;:i~::'11~:t~i~:;:~~~?~~;:~cti;:',,_" :11 I IItJ.~ (J,1f' uf till' An'fI'.~ !1::~~~~lllng Dowers In thelrl_~~ brid.,groonl's_~,~UI,II,~~~~~_~~~,_,_ ,r;,It'.~I S"I,'('I;,." uf "'uol ..., ne.~t mlln wns Dennis Fran. ~ted, In the usher corps were Phase I Plc"lS For 1lalloween '''-(' t:"rr~' lIip(>/oll" •.\1(1P"" DIck lIuhnn nud Donold I °JI Drown bolh of KnlnmoEoO, ---- ~I 1lI1f/ Mflny (Jlhf'r.'i. I ~~~Ir~i~~l~i:~l'~~~'e:h:,a~r:t:~.; M~;'~es~I~~~1~~ }~I~O\~~~rr~~IdO~ho;l~hlt m:t~h~\'e~tl~~~' ";.O(J() (:fllors If I Sf.I",., FrtJIJI ,Gr.:;~~olh~I~~esb~I~I~::Tb~~~~er~ ~;r i~h~~:1 /ln~lo~Vr:~~pd~~~~ ~~t~I~~rdl~or:~~~oc~in~n~U~~ floor ~enllth dress nnd jarkct I ~~l:l~l ~Igl:~~~4~:t:le~ro~~~ J~~e ~ 5~ __ FREE CARPET CLEANING l'nl1lle Memorial Church KIT $'1.'15 VALUE WITH Am~"COIl olld SWIH ~h;~ ~u~~~~ Oc!ob('f 20 at • • ANY CARPET PURCHASE I OVER 20 YARDS • WATCH REPAIRS A trip to Yates Cider 1IIill • DIAMONDS IIS planned for Saturd/lY, Oe FALL SPECIAL ~'945 , REMOUNTING I~~~erln~?iein~~re~t;:t ~~n~~~ Use ou' layaway .1 WOOL CARPE'l'IN(;'" ' • JEWELR.Y REPAIRIN~ ~~~r~O:I~~~gAt~I~;iol~ ~ for Christmas ...,/- l,/. thileventwillbl:!oplcnle ~~ lunch. connies - FORBOYS'ANDGIRLS'WEAR • A.~ple Parlcing in Fronl and Rear I ;::::~::: I Alphc Xi Deltcs Ho~ CARPET (RAFTI INC. : 2320a MACK neor 9 Mill: PR 7-8020! :~ .• ' Foundction Teen Fete '.. 11I._ . 29635 HARPER 779-9110 I} ".",''1 lIallowee~et'llrh.to ST. CLAIR SHORES 1I01~IIEnl~IN(. lhe. Trell Clull of the }-Ulln OPEN MON, THUDS, FA! II lD II JI,:nU.ln datIOn for Exceptional ('till Tun, WED, SAT II lD ~ SUN 1 '0 ~ ]I ,."" ,n ,,,n'. io,u!'o" dren, when the GrnsseI'"ln1l' 14933 Kerchev(li Alumnac of Alpha XI Dclln a.w ~o/italJe MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED ~822.e509 , sllOllsored a dnllce al Gross" Pointe ~Ielllorial Churl' h HAVE A HAPPY~VACAVESTMENT Frldoy e~'enlnl:, OClnber ::lO. Mr!_ John 111111,of lIohert John road, philanthropy chairman lor till! sororily, \\'hal\ 11VaL:a\'cstmcnt"~ 11\ a \\;.1)' III in~c'l Yllur L:lIpnal mode the arralll:emellts. The ill Ti~ing South Fluriua Real E~tale and at Illc ~amc time Alpha Xis provided HalloW- I'njoy a I.....{', Ihree UTfouT lOtllllh \'aralilln In ynurywn een det'OrlltioIlS"ell!erl;lin. Tuwnhuuse/Condominium on Flunda's "amed Gold lliasi. men! and refreshments, As yuu and. your fllmily retal( in the hlue walCh of the Assisting lifts. Rinl were I lauderdal,; Gulr Stream. v,lur 11I\C'tmcnl Will he apprc- lIfrs, Arthur Leslie, of 1IIer- L::ating, huild.in1! upcquily'"and 111\ad. anlage" rlweather r.olld, ~lr9. John Rnsch, or Lincoln rond, IIIrs Hobert Shannlln, of Anitll I n~enlle, lIfrs. Alffl'd Witlll'l'r, ~Jil~~~u~~~~I~~:~e~t~llla~:lrCs~ Woods. I Atlendinl! the nnnuni 1,'reshl1\alll'arellts Weekell11 III Skhlrnnrc Cullelle wert" Ihe WILI.IAM OSIIOIINS, of llbllnp roncl, whose l1aU.Ilh. tl'r, ANDREA, is 0 Grosse I'o!nte Soutll IU.Ilh School groduate, nnd DR. nnd 1II11S. W. 1'lEilCE SMITH, of Perno hrrtun road, whose daughlcr, DEDOnAU, is n grodunle or Unh'rrslly-Ligl:e\t Sehoo\, He Put Her In A Pumpkin Shell And There He Kept Her Very Well - Du' Pillar didn't know obour ,hi~ UCoplionally fino Ranth n""led in lo'enily illil a block from Lake Shore Drive on 0 clrculor IlaHic-freo lono. UNIFY PlfDGf AND SMlLf BUlTONS FIlOlurOI includll 0 morble 1I0ored enl'a",e hall - family room wilh AVAI1AStf Ihorp firllploclland rOlllld hllorih ~ lorge workoble kilchen with buill. in ronDe, hood, didlwo~her ond dilpo\al - handy adjoining breakfasl 885.2621 room ovollooking 20' po'io - 2 'win-lite bodrl"omll ono wilh (ldioining balh - dlln 0, :lrd bllcitaom -, additional holl bath ~ complell ,p,inkler 'Yllem - ond on clloched gorage wilh Illectric Ilye apllner. The hOUill i\ complelllly oir condi'ionlld, tully cOlpllllld and in o~(oUllnl condiUoll. 0011' il sound likllil mig"tluir your needl? We'd like to show iltOyou 3G"",Po;nlOOfficel , -C"',.... ,. .I.i:-..i-----~I,}'1= REALTORS lIhl"f:\:,lH:HEIl:-:I)\ TU 1,6300 I \lETltoIT. \IIClt...... 11:.11I'IHI __" •• '1 ":JI.a••••••• tNlIl:.IL ~1I&1I.0 •• D. ; 'fI"'III".lll ••, I , Th"rsd"!".()do~~ • .~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS .~.,~ , __ .M __ Page Twenty.Tw.~ _ Society News Gathered from the ~ointes Harvest Dance Slated At Notre Dame High Eastern Tour For Orocliestr'u IBethany Lutheran Guild _____ To Present Card Party Seek Next Year's 'Hearts Of Gold' : The Xlllrt' Dame Jti~h per eouple, may be 'Jbtained Sc!l'HlI Band ~fotjJctS will, by calling 773.30B5 or 771. The DetroIt Symphony Or. Fenlufed artists appenr- \ --, ': sponsor a lIarw'st Mnon 9731. chestI'll embarked {rom Met. log with Ihe Orchestra In. I The Women 5 Guild of I Ilance, in the Green Room ro Airport Monda)' morning, elude dancers Edward Vili. Dethnny LuUlCfan Church, of the School in Kt'ily mad, !olajor RICHARD H. KUE. October 23, on annual ella Bnd .\llcgrn Rent, Gel'- East Outer drive. at ChnLs. Jls Harper Woods, Saturday, No MA.\'N, of Buckingham road, raU tour or the Eastern shon Kingsley nod the First worth, Detroit, will prescnt '\'cmber .t, from [I uotil I served as co-pilot aboard one Unlted Slate', which this Moog Qunrtet nnd Duke El- Its nnnual card party at the i o'clock. of the 4J3rd Tactical Airlift year includes ;II busy threc' llng10n nnd his Orchestra. Church Wcdnesdll'y' Novcm. I Prizes and re!reshmcnb, a Wing aircraft used to demo week schedule 17 concerts Auditorium concerts. bel' I, at 7:30 0 clock. Re- 01 roa~l !Jeef luncheon and onstrale low.level Dying in in 11 clties. Soprano MarIsa Gnlvany ¥:I~~~e~~bl:r~~I~sb:n~ea~ ; music hy Bill Turner', Dand. the C.130 Hercules recently All but two or the Cl)nl:erts and baritone Ara Berberian tured plus special surprise, cele. , at Selfridge Air Force Das(t i brily appearances, WIll he i Like ~Il crew memben, he's ::11:, co~~u:c~:~~~~~c~ ~~~~c~:c ~~l:d~~' ~n Ct~~P~~~~ of 1\~~Kinferyw~~en~:ttf~~~~e,~: ,n A" Fo,," Rosmlst. music director and cgnduct. tivaI's final evening. mnn of the Guild. ' I~""~~."~. or, "Wbo recently relurned Concerts next week will be I----'=::---- from a two.month conducting given at Keene State College tour In Australia. In New Hampshire OCtober PIerre Helu, associate 30, in New Bedford, Mass., conductor, ",-ill. be on the po. Oclober 31, In Elmira No- dlum Cor two Young People's vcmber 2 :md tn Syracuse Wednesday, Nov. 8th programs, one in Worcester, November 3, 5aem.' Piano Concerto NO.4 Man., and ane in Elmira, The Kennedy Center Con. 'and Resplghi's "Roman Fes- I Findout if BillBonds N.Y., as well as a porUon cert November 5 will include tivals," performed by the of another Worcester cou, Mahler's "The Song of 'the Orchestra In lost week's Ford cert, Earth" with contralto lwlau. AuditoriUm concerts. looks different in person at Highlighting the tour, reen Forrester and tenor Final appearances will be which covers six states and George Shirley - a work at Merrick, L.L, November the District of Columbia, are the soloists performed here 11 and Parsippany, N,J., BURGER CHEF", appearances 4t the Worces- with the 0 r c he s t r a Inst November 112, 18800 Mack between lI.elb, and MOloss let Music Festival, the Ken. month. The Orchestra resumes Us nedy Center in Washington The tour continues wiUt I concerts in Ford Auditorium and carnegie Hall in New concerls in Dover, Dela., Thllrsday 'and Saturday eve- York. November 6 and Wilkes-' nlngs, November 16 nnd 16, Members of tbe Heart of Gold right), MRS. WILLIAM PEATTIE, The lour began with six Barre, Pa" November 8, Ipreceding the s c perform- Award Council met recently at MRS, GERALD E. WARREN, MRS performances at the Worces. The Orchestra performs in ances with a Lecture/Open United Foundation headquarters to RICHARD ANSLOW, MRS, HUGH ter Festival, October 23 Carnegie Hnll with pianist Rehearsal Wednesday, No. plan the award ceremonies for next HARNESS and MRS. JOSEPH A, WHY PAY MORE? through 28. Grant Johannesen appear- vember ,15, at 1 o'clock, year, The group included, (left to VANCE, JR., all pointers. ALII. !FURNITURE 200;0 The Heart of Gold Award Iwork. Honorees may come Ition or women wha work jn Council, m~de up of 40 wonl- from any community in the their own way to heHer the ABOVE COST en's orgamzations, annually three. counly metropolitan community, We carry major brands ~oe~~rs o~~t~~d~~g w~~~~t:~~ I ~e~'n a~~ta~~he~e o~;:,::;.s \ Jl~;~~."~:~;~e~o :::ore~:r;~; !j ~~~~,~a~~:a:fatl;::,}~~l~r~1~1:1 UNIQUE FURNITURE Plan Welcome Wagon Brunch :t"n"," in 1970. 559-6334 ln The Welcome Wagon Club IThursday, November 2, (lie /~I~re:~~~~'i.I't1~~rs J~~'i~~ VeCOratil1f1 Assistal}ce Available or Grosse Pointe and Harper Jack MacLennan, of !\ter. , Women'~ A~~o('latlnn for l/r(' %oo~h;nv~~fnl~" ~~wcao:e~~ ~i~~ L~:i~h, Pi~i~7' ~~~~~~ !W~t;Oj~\,~~~~,~hOt~~ ~~~~:;~i~:n o'clock brunch at the Grosse "Women Investing in Today's ! n (' d (' r ass. Southeastern Pointe War Memorial oed I Market." Cards :md a social I.~1il'hlgan Chapt{'r, Mrs. Ans. hour will conclude Ihe pro. if 10\\: the Junwf League (J( De- Kappa Alpha Theta's gram, . ; trOll, ancl,. Mr.s. Vane.e th .... J' PI P tt K I Reservations may be made: Delro!t lIJ~IMI('al. Socll'ty. unlOfS ~ ue :b~35n;~,c~~gr.~i;.s'C~~ld ~~~: i ('h~~~;~a~laf~,~elit~l(, ISll;ao~~te~} Kappa Alpha Theta Junior gi, 685.5624. I Gold lunchecm Fehruary 13. Alumnae and their husbands Welcome Wagon will pre. I honoring next year's win. will enjoy II. poUuck supper ~ent a benefit luncheon and Iners :'olr~, Vance senes as Sunday, November 5, at the (a s hi 0 n show, featuring ~'bai~man Ilr. : ~lm;o~lry~lr:oa~~n~~~ S~~~~~l ~~~~~~t :~atS~l~~'s.rh~;Sd~Y~ JU~~~I:~~atiun~ IlkIY come I ~~lIf:l~r~s~~r~~ :~~ei';; a~~~~ ~~;~~~:l~ 9l:pds~it\~~~~:::~ I, ~~O:~e :J~~'e~cr~;~e w~~~;~~~~ run and jOlOlng the group, and events arc sdlcduled i Gold Couneil has nominaling' may contact 'Mrs. Thomas throughout Ute-}'ear. 'form~ :mrl ruleli. They may This stately Tudor is situated on a choice 250 foot lot complete with Rhoades, 889.0755, (or II The Club's regular meet. i be o!Jtain£'d by calling 965. party size pool, terrace and patio. See our od on Page 27. reservation. ings are !\c::heduled for the i 1\00. E:xlenslon 213, LET US Eastern Chapter 420 ~:n:h~ n~che~S~~~ X:~m~~~~ I N:\?(~I~~1:;]rus:5b~o r~~lJre~f~:hfev WATCH Will Present Bazaar ~~cp~~?no~I~~::re~s ilO~~~~i Redeemer United Set ~,Your Time! d~a:rr:e i'~~f~~it~a; ~fl and J, l\f. Llngycl. ! For Dinner And Fair WM. J. CHAMPION & COMPANY We repai.r all fi.ne present its annual baz.aar Venetian .Wome~ Plan ) A lIan'(~~innrr :'Ind wdtches as well as REALTORS ~;t~~~Yo,~~~e~tb~~e4,p~~~ Food, Wine Festival I('hristma:< Fair. il'aturmg Chronogro."J hs. Masonic Temple In Vernier I baked /-:ouds, arts and ('rafts Chronometers road. Luncheon will be lierv- The Venetian Women's Club mys\et~. packages and :l fish and Accutron 102 KERCHEVAL "On ,heHiII" ed from 11 until 2. The pub. presents i!.s Venetian Food pond, is scheduled for Ihis lie is cordially invited. and Wine Festival at F.O.E. Saturday, Oetolll'r 2S, rmon _ .. __ Aerie Hall in East Eig!tl 11 in the morning \0 B In the Honored Teeent1y by the Mile rand this Sunday, Octo. evening at Redccr.,er Uniled IIlalellie Jewele!'j Michigan Slale Medical So- ber 29, Traditional home- Methodisl Church in '(Tnier _)',n.r ciety for completion of 50 cooked delicacies will be road /93;,j years as a practicing pbysi. served from 2 to 3:30 o'clock. DinnN will be ~l'n'ed from eian was Poinler STANLEY Dancing Is scheduled from 4:30 \0 .. o'clock, and earn'. 16601 E. WARREN J, JOYCE, M.D., a Univer- 3:30 lo 6:30. out dinners will be ::lvailabie. I sily of il\lichlgan iMedlelll Paslry and gourmet booths I Schoul graduale 'll.nd special. will be featured, and the Jst in Dennnlology. Dr. Bnd newly - revised "Venetian MRS. JOYCE were guests Kitc::hen" cookbook will be at a luncheon given by the introduced, Soeiety during its 1912 An. Tickets may be obtained nual Session in Delroit. by calling VEnice 9.9508. GROSSE POINT~_,:!~EWS ~ ~ ~T",,~.Y'0:t.b.r ,1972 ... your printing requirements (an be met bv our (omplete facilities .. · f 8-color precision web-offset presses, paired for capacity, geared for speed V Layout, typesetting, camera, platemaking, binding, mailing, shipping i Sheet-fed presses tailored to fit each job, speedily, economically V Multi-color, multi-page newspaper and circular presses.... offset or letterpress process IThe Grosse Pointe NEWS is orinted by PAK Printers) With these facilities at your service. . . OUf quality proaucts range from small to volume quantity funs. T. 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SICK AND SORRY Baron Teams Slosh to Wins Cornleil Okays Ciiy Pure h3ses S'wboUIIsI'IEqI,null.pm,••nl,I,,'pnr••'.'d.rnrr•wl.lvUclberorln5.hlauUd~n.',t.'.el,OWTh". Ists driving more than the Trouble defies nil the Inws .... dl y thaL his license ~115 01 gravity - it's much casier (In a "Mud Bowl" elnssle. L;dby touchdowns lrom Dy Kathy Du-U-- vintage 1963, will be traded bPyrl'$'2doo"or$21~'lv~~:~;rv:~~pr~~e~~e~~a«o~ l~~'~~' com- c~~~~~~ ' _ 10 pick up than to drop. till! three Grosse Polnlc Red John Long, Rick Zen" and The council oC Grosse \ in (or $388, Mr. KresSbncr C d leet Sweetest Hea.rt Fin' "I".h ~:~;I,~!~JJ:/~fct~~fr:;~ ::~~:~~~i~E~~~;K:~~/~~:::~:::1;.~iJn:;~;,~~d alP~: I r~~~~~~~:a;~~:::7~~~ E~2~~~i~:~~~~~~~:1.~~:~i ~~:~~~fl::::~~;:~1~ ~~ Ev. Lutheran Detroit Shnmrocks Sundny, nnd Jon Stcwart, the junior :'.Ionday night, October 16, en;::inemaintenance costs and Alter the ]972 summer sea- I ]nternaUonal Salt Company ofaryM Churc h.... Oclober 22, at Lipke Field, varsity sailed to a 34--0 regular council meeting, Also IIJnprOVCd operating ability son at the Norbert Neff Pnrk, ! and the Diamond Crys~l elnnrld at numll Chllrch The Baron varslly, led by triumph. This Baron Icam has approved were a $967 quar- and workIng conditions. The htho'u.'.bOoWr,"',.n"n.',bd'ponnrrl,bp••th .,Sp~lntyCoenmt.Pre.ndy,.A~i:a~r;:73 lane blec); of! J.1~) Vernlef Rold.at Wedllweod Ihe slrong runnIng of back been unscored upon all year. terly subsidy Cor SEMTA's truck was in line with the tr .. Sat~~~~~ln~1r.;~1 In Drive, Groue Pointe WOOd1 John Hasse and quarterback The freshman team, spur- operating deficit and a $15,' public workshe:~lpment re- Several of the shower beads, per ton deUver~d, The CUy POll1h_ ~ p,m, 884-5040 Steve Arlhur, won a thriller ed by Mike Seagram's touch. 700 wa~~h bigu ir~m Tr~ Pl~~~ev~r sca e d~P truck ~;~v~s;Ok~~dorr~:~~d a:JP~~~ split t_b_'_co_n_1rO_'_,__ Fr~~~~~I~'''III~IINX~~':I~;~1'' Church Worship with less than a minute down dash on the opening ~:~::;,slrom ~he I even ~nc' with automati~ CtnUo"p••rr.cbnlm"PletcIYor par'la!Jy A n"ln'm'Lh.rTOWHA.,t'bllsh,d ~:30 Bnd 11 a.m. go. In a steady downpourto klck.oCC, convincingly won, On the recommendationlarm~:: of \ transmlsslon, is not much nr 1:00 :::d~~:;C~~~~I~01l1h Sunday, School 9:30 the Uaron and Shamrock 2().0. The strong play of John ClIy Manager Thomas Kress. good without a dump box, C I t y orricIals Insprocted National Hockey League tlle 8:'0 .nd 11;00 p.m. l:nllbh neT. P. Klppler lines slugged it au:, withh Heidt, BllJ Babcock, Tom bach the coun,~il accepled holstnnd sail spreader. Fol. several types of fixtures and players jumped to the new P'\1tOr,Rev, D, T, Pllman1kl Rev. Dnll2 Proctor. ~~:r~r::~~. DC t t n g t elr SMhe~~~ed'B~~aen:~yc~a and Paul HroOrY.'O,,'U,rolooen'SGVWbldtnrCu!5k,3.99 'oo,Wuinrl".n,th.'!ru'PclP,,"lvb'clO.CnunR.ny"1decided upon Bradley Modell World Hockey Association Solol1t:JOil!phA, Ellu MIl. p.. tor .. or single person showers which 1'lhiS season JncJuding Bobby ______-- THO GROSSE POINTE The Crash team. described and chassis or the body of a considered bids for the addi. will be Installed by The City's Hull, Gerry Cheevers, J. C. The Grolle Pointe" by head coach Rick Moore new dump truck. It was the tlonal equIpment, Water Department and Parks Trembley, John McKenzie GRO~~~:t?JNTE Con~r::::~o~.1 :~It~~:';~::d:~rr~~~~i~~::Jl~i~~r:~;~;~~~t:t'~::::ar~~~~~~ ~~tPr~:~:a~~J~~~~;~:~t~ ~sonn~l during the winter ~~~Im Harri~_ YJ t l . 240 ChaUo.nte at Lolhrop InvUr1 you 10 worship Ier, Gary Kin d e r, Scott or GAle. Jnc., for $1,359, the low bid City of ,- rc.I fJ enall ~~;~h~n~~~~e!D.'~nd 9~~hA~~. j:~~;'~::;d B~~~:~n C~~~~ The city's old~~~~~~~,. __o.(__the two ~e~elved. ~ dt.~t!J.t liI 0 ltmO"'''A~ CI."rcl. Cbur.h S.honl CHURCH SCHOOL Iurl U;oomh.m, Gt.nn PI,h., CITY OF ~,y;,;,:t4" o1 n VI yU;.J ;~;~;~~~~:';~J~:"THEC~n;:;I:~EN" :~::1~t~::::: ;~~rr:~;" ~~,~ :;~;;~: I1tro"e 1"'(rinf~ E~~;I~~ty~~~g~E ' night or day I' Heds had to relinquish the wagon-model vehicles, and one (1) four door Circuit (To fill vacancy-term ending Jan. call 882 ..5330 hall on downs after four sedan for municipal use (police Departmel!t), uary 1, 1975) TWENTY-FIfTH ANNIVERSARY dial II prayer flla~'s inside the 10.yard line. and taking in trade two (2) 1972 Ford StatIOn Three (3) Judges of Probate 882.87;0,1 I A rou~th quartcr sarely reo Wagons and one (1) 1970 Ford Sedan at 11:00 (Term ending January I, 1979) SERVICES WorshiP'dservice \~~I~C(~n:~tsth:'he~i~e~.sd A.M. on Tuesday, November 14, 1972, at which The following state, County and city pro 7:60, 9:00 and 11:00 A,~'. a [ o~~~r.time said bids shall be publicly opened, The Church School hack C,h u.c k Harm!: was I . 11 posals will appear on the ballot: Special preacher at the two laler services- trapped m hiS own end zone. City reserves the right to reject any or a STATE PROPOSAL A The RJght Reverend RJcbard S. EmrIch 9'30 nnd 11 '1S II m I TI . I d th bids, waivl'! any irregularities, and to acce.pl the "B~HIND THE M~SK" Whi:~s ~~~~;%at;~~ whil~ i bid which is in the best interest or the Ctty. PROPOSAL TO CHANGE MICHIGAN TO Xursel')' care. !luring the. 9:00 and 11:00 services Ray H. Kiely IlhC Reds stand a 2-2, hl!ving I Specifications and bid forms may be ob- DA YLIGHT SAVINGS TIME. Preaching d:'opped two In a row, ~ I tained from the Cily Offices, and completed ST A.TE PROPOSAL B bids shall be submitted to Ihc Cily or Grosse PROPOSAL TO ALLOW ABORTION Pointe attention Thomas Kressbach, City UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS. Manager, 17147 Maumee, Grosse Pointe, M.ich- igan 48230, Bids shall he sealed, and plamly STATE PROPOSAL C marked "BID-MUNICIPAL CARS" PROPOSAL TO LIMIT PROPERTY TAX FOR T, W. KRESSBACH ~~~~LA~8U,rcrf, ~~~ rg~N~MfT PT'iI~ Cily Manager LEGISLATURE S HAL L ESTABLISH A Pub, GPN 10/26/72 STATE TAX PROGRAM FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS, STATE PROPOSAL D PROPOSAL TO REMOVE CONSTITUTIONAL ,CITY OF BAN AGAINST GRADUATED INCOME TAX, SATE PROPOSAL E PROPOSAL TO ALLOW THE STATE TO (titOSSt 190intt mO(J~S BORROW $266,000,000,00 FOR TUITION PA YMENTS AND BONUSES TO VIETNAM MICHIGAN AND OTHER VETERAHS, STATE PROPOSITION F Absent Voters Balle.s for the TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSITION FOR JAIL FACILITIES General November Election COUNTY PROPOSITION G TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE to be he'd on PROPOSITION FOR JUVENILE FACILITIES TUESDAY. NOV, \olBER 7. 1972 CITY QUESTION DO YOU FAVOR AN AMENDMENT TO THE REGISTERED and QUALIFJED ELECTORS of th,: CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES City 01 Grosse Pointe Woods who desire to IIpply {or WHICH WOULD PROHIBIT ANY CROSS- ABSENT VOTER.'5 BALLOTS (or the GENERAL NO. DISTRICT BUSSING OF SCHOOL CHIL. VEMBER ELECTION to be held on TuesdllY, Novem. DREN SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSE OF ber 7 1972 are required to make application at the ACHIEVING RJI CIAL BALANCE? office' oCthe City Clerk, 20025 Mack Avenul!, Grossc Pointe Woods, Michigan during office hours of Ihe YOU ARb FURTHER NOTIFIED lhal City Clerk. the Polls for said Election shall ,be open from 7:00 A.M. o'clock to 8:00 P.M. o'clock Eastern AppUcation for Absent Volers Ballots mllY be made Standard Time. by anv qualified and reglslered elector who beclluse YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED lhal the Lille in scenic 51. Clajr Shores, only of physical disnbUlty is unable without anolher'! as. blocks away from lake St, Clair. slstance La attend the polls, who on nccount o( the fo?I~~~~G PLACES for said Election are as A city thol has amenities 10 oller. tenets of his religion cannot attend the polls on the all ayes ' . . Boating, Fishing, day o( election, who Is tlbsenl or expect! to be absent Pet # 1 Parcells School. 20600 Mack Ave. SH:()~SEAST Swimming, Recreational Park, and Irom the elly on Election Day, or any eleelor who Is Prt #2 ~;r~s School, 20090 MornIng .Ide an active Senior Citizen~ Center: 65 years of nge or older. A Shore~ Ea~t Condominium owner Pct. #3 Mason School, 1640 Vernier Road CONDOMINIUM automatically bl!lcome~quoHlied '0 The OUice or thl' City Clerk wlli bc open (rom 8:~0 Pct. #4 Mason School, 1640 Vernier Road participate in 1he~e many varied A.M. ltJ 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday, 'Pel. #5 Municipal Bldg,. 20025 Mack Ave, 22~~~,I~la;::~d,.•• acl,,'ilie~. So. why wait - inve~ti. (Lobby-Councll) J.U: LJ2O.111-'JL~ IU gale the polenlial of ownership at bel'NlII!" Harp.' a"~ Macle .. ~ ~ :I ln addlllon, the City Clerk's office will be op~n on Pet, #6 Municipal Bldg" 2002S Mack Ave, Shores Ea~I Condominium; with Saturday, November 4, 1972 between the h?urs of (Basement) mainlenonce.fr~e living ~o that 8:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M, for receiving apphcatlons Pet. #7 Ferry School, 748 Roslyn Road opondany.ndsundayl',6P,M,ldoaodThu'"i.. ••••.. . II II I: Ifl. t .. you can enjoy life to ih full~~t. tor Absent Voters Ballots. PHON~ 779.8$60 ..• r".....•..•.." "...... -.In0 N rI Pet. #8 g~r~s School, 20090 Morningside Prl. #0 ~';::,keA:.~~~e Po s t 303. 20916 Prl. # 10 Monteith S.hool. 1275 Cook Rd. Pel. # 11 Parcells School. 20600 Mack Ave. Prl. # 12 Ferry School. 748 Roslyn Rd. , Chester E. Petersen Publlsh .••10,25 and •.•11~~~~~IIl!~~I1'~tor~lerk .,;,;. .:0;.'.';;":;;;:'C;:;.\.".;:;i,,~:.>;j.~ ••:; ••;•.:c; ..... :;;;.: 6-FOR RENT 6C-OFFICI FOil lENT 6D-VACATION UNFURNISHED OP.pQSITE EASTLAN'D RENTALS INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED MATURE WOMAN for den. ABODES SERVICE HARCOURT, upper, 2 bed. PRESTIGE OFFICE PLAZA FOR RENT-Private homes tal laboratory, full time HOME & HEALTH IS room nat. Central aIr condi. 18301 E. 8 M'lLE RD. and condominiums at mag- 1 Legal Notio:e l1A Suburban Home position. Bookkeeping, typo CARE FREE TO TENANTS tioning, carpeting through. One 5.room Su1te niflcent L' Arbre Croche lA Personals 1211 Vocation Proputy ing and dental office ex. out, newly de cor ate d . 950 square feet located between Petoskey 18 Death Notice perience preferred. Bene. BY Budget p r ice d apartments Transport8tion. No chiklren One 2.room Suite and ~rarbor Springs, Michi. 12C Forms for Sole HOMEMAKERS-UPJOHN lC Public Sale 12D Lake and River Property fits. 886-4912.Mrs. Moore. and flats, for college and or pets. 823-0214..884-0021. :>60 square feet gan. 3, 4 or 3 bedroom Entertainment Nurses, Nurse Aids, Geria. proCessional people. 874. I with 2 or 3 bath aCCOD!. 2 12E Commercial Property LADY to work part time in 2020, 961'()584. CAVALIER MANOR, Kelly 771~6 885-4544 modations. Beautifully fur. 2A Music Education tric aids and housekeepers 13 Real Estate jewelry store. iMust know ------near 10 Mile. Spacious 1 ATTENTION DOCTORS. nished and completely 21 Tutoring 13A LoIs for S'Jle to work part or all the how to meet public. Apply time. All e m ploy e e s FOR RENT and 2 bedroom apartments, Modern medical suite, con. equipped saunas and out. 2<: Hobby Instruction 138 Cemetery Property in person. Woods Jewelry, sereened, bonded and in. 3 bedroom home, 1"'2 baths, carpeting, appliances, air venient Grosse Pointe 10' door heated swimming pool 2D Camps 1:0": land Contracts 19001 Mack Alle. 21 "'thletic Instruction 14 Real Estate Wanted sured. 24 hour service. dressing roo m, dining con!litioning, pool, private catton, Mack ..t University, included. Week.end, week. 2F Schools 14A lots Wanted NEED Baby sitter for 2 yr. Detroil Mt. Clemens room, ltitchen with GE carport and parking. From moderately priced. Phone ly or monthly rentals. Oniy 872-0200 792-0620 2G Convalescent Care 148 Resorts Wanled old, in my homt, Tues., dishwasher, stove, refriger. $190. 777.9708, 961-9141. 822.1030. 5 minutes from Boyne 3 Lost and Found 14C Real EUate Exchange Thurs. and some Satur. ator, b rea k f as t family ------1------I Highlands or Nubs Nob. 4 Help Wonted General 1S Business Opportunities; days, 9:30 to 6, $1.00 an IF YOU NAME the job you room with natural fire. 1 OFFICE in Chet Sampson Write or caU 616.347-4341. 4A Help Wonted Domestic 16 Pets for Sole hour. TU 2-0823. want done, we'll do it! pl8ce. Storm and screen FOUR BEDROOM COLON. Travel Service Building, Mr. Carl Anderson. L'Abre 41 Sl!rvices to Exchange 16A Horses for Sale Stokes Multiple Services. windows, carpeting, 2.car JAL in G ro sse Pointe $70. 100 Kercheval. 885. Croche, Harbor SprIngs, AFFECTIONATE parsoD, to 5 Situ:ltion Wonted 168 Pet Grooming I.lcensed - Insured. VA 4- attached garage, full base- Shores. Two and a half 7510. Mich. 49740. sit occasionally, with 7 year '9172. t h t E tl I t baths. Large family room, 1------SA Situation Domestic 16C Pet Boarding men, gas ea. n re 0 air conditioned, sprinkler DESK and office space, WEST PALM .Beach, Flor:da, Employment Agency old girl, references, TU 2. 51 19 Printing and Engraving PRACTICAL Nurse or com. landscaped, with large out. liystem. attached garage. telephone answering, sec. I Atlantis Country Cl"b, 2 5C Catering 5262. 20 General Service panion experienced In con. door patio. Immediate oc. I retarial service. 117901 E. bedroom villa, completely 6 For Rent Unfurnished 20A Carpet Loyi."lg valescent care wishes pri- cupancy for responsible Warren. 885-1900. furnished, 'p r ivat e .golf 6A For Rent Furnished party. Located in Grosse CHAMPION I I I d' 208 Refirig~ration &. Air EDITOR vate rluty. 'hours or more. 68 Rooms for Rent a Pointe School district in ,FOR LEASE, approximately ~ourse, poo, a.r con I- Conditioning Repair TU 30.2523. 6C Office for Rent 20C Chimney Service & Full time experienced, Cor Harper Woods. 20656 Dan. TU 4.5700 I 6150 square feet, lower honed, weekly or monthly, bury L:me. Call owner, level. Colooial Federal adults only. 886-2759. 6D Vocation Rentals Screens . G. P. publisher. 881.4870. PRAC1'ICLE NURSE,. your 61 Garage for Rent 21 Moving VA 2-2590 weekdays. '-N-E-W-U-LT-R-A'-d-el-u-xe-to-wn:' Building. S~itable {or busi. BOYNE CITY-For 5 day ski SHAMPOO GIRL 'and assist- home or hospil,aI. Alro phy. 6F Share Living Quarters 21A Piano Service house, 863 St. Clair, Grosse ness or oUtce. Mr. Vesco, weeks. Sunday 5 p.m. ant, licenS1!d and refer. sica I therapy experience. to 6G Store to Rent ~ J 8 Sewing Machine HARCOURT n ear Essex, Pointe City. Open Sunday, 886.6661. Friday noon: 3 bedl'o.om ences, approximately $20 a 651-9241. 7 Wanted to Rent 21 C Electrical Service day. 884-6072. 756-2348. spacious modern lower OCt. 22, 1:004 p.m. Details ST. CLAIR SHORES-I44 to house, el~ctrlc heat, {Ire- 7A Room Wanted 21 D T.V. &. Rodio Repair TWO HiGH school seniors apartment, 2 bedrooms, TU 2.0014. 924 square f~t suites. New place, dIShwasher. Call 71 Room and Board Wanted 21 1 Storms and Scre~ns EXECUTIVE Seeretary, good want interior and exterior plus closed heated porch, ------b Udi t'. 1.616.502.9848. carpeted throughout mod. CHArSWORTH _ Attrac. .~. ~g, carpe mg, ~Ir con. _ 7C Garage Wonted 21F House Siding shorthand and typing skills painting and odd pobs. Ex. 7D Storage Space Wanted 21G Roofing Service required. Please send reo perlenced, reliable. Mark. ern appliances. $325 month tive spacious 3 bedroom l1Hl0nmg, good parkmg and FOR T LAUDERDALE, 2 I Articles for Sale ,21H Rug Cleaning llume to Mr. Jim Lass, 821.3745. 961-7930,821.7364. upper, carpeting, t1rapes, ~onvenient to freeway. . bedrooms, 2 bath, Condo. IA Musical Instruments 21.1 Painting, Decorating separate basement. Adult SHORES OFFICE VILLAGE j ~inum ~partment, ocean 16410 Stepharls Drive, East PRACTICAL male nurse now II Antiques for Sole 21J Wall Washing Detroit. SIX ROOM uppeI' flat on family only, DO pets, $170. 25801 HARPER View, private pool, rent ac Office Equipment 21K Window Washing available for prIvate home Buckingham bet wee n TU -l-3617, aCler 6:30 p.m. 7:n-0200 ' season or 2 months. 881- 9 Articles Wonted 21 L Tile Work nursing. 756-9526 or 939. Mack and Warren. $200, ------I 7187. security deposit. 882-9456. 1381 MARYLAND, 5 down, 5 ROOM office su1te avail. 10 Snowmobiles for Sale 21M Sewer Service PHOTOGRAPHERS 7229. I $145, plus security, after able CONCOURSE EAST lOA Motorcycles f,," SoIe 21 N Asphalt Work For news assignments, dark UD DENTAL Asst. Student 330 RIVARD, near Jefferson, 5, 822-7199. BUILDING, 20811 K e 11 y SKI HOUSE 10. Trucks for Sole 210 Cemenl and Brick Work room work. Experienced for part time-all day Sat. lower flat, 5 rooms. $220 ------Road. 884-4516 or 775.5668. 11 Cars for Sale 21 P Waterproofing amateurs or retired pros urday possibly some eve. sc:curity, stove, refrigera. IN AUSTRIA l1A Car Repoir .~lQ Plaster Work tOr. carpet, drapes, garage, SMALL, medium or large only. 881-4870. nings - typing and book- BERKSHIRE Attractive old Farmhouse. 118 Cars Wonted 10 Buy 21 R Furniture Repair keeping skills. 884.5684 no pets., 822.1134. prestige office or suites - Modernized. Accommo- 11<: Boots and Motors 215 Carpenter WOMAN to sit weekday after. after 2. CONDOMINIUMS 23000 Greater 'Mack or dates four to fi\'e people. l1D Bool Repair 21T Plumbing &. Heating noons with elderly semi- HOUSTON 14182 near Chal- For rent or sale from $275 20550 Vernier, Cox '" 111 Boal Docko(~ and 21 U Janitor Service invalid. $1.00 per hour. Call PRIVATE Duty nursing, pre. mers. 3 room lower, stove, Baker-779.6600. Near skI slopes, hiking. and up, 1 and 2 bedroom 1"h hours from Vienna. Storage . 21V Silverplating 885.7049after 5:30 p.m. fer to work from 3-11 p.m. refrigerator, heat, avail- a partmen Is. townhouses. l1F Trailers and Campers 21W Dressmaking &. Tailoring Experienced, references. able November 1. $120. Pictures available. Contact Vernier road across from I' SERVlCE STATION HELP 822-2262. 884.9977. 6D--VACATION MIss Kathryn Falk. ED 11G Mobile Homes 21Y Swimming Pools Lochmoor GoU Club. Open RENTALS 12 Suburban Acreage 21 Z landscaping and wanted. Must l'Je experi. 1.2102. BABY Siller for night jobs. CHALMERS-EAST JEFFER. 12 to 6 Saturday and Sun- Snow Removal enced. Apply in person, FLORIDA, Mar c 0 Island, . 20270 Harper. Excell(lnt references. Call SON Area. Large 2 room day. Shown daily by ap- pointment. renting beautiful w ate r. HILLSBORO BEACH after 4 p.m. 821-1556. apartment, senior cltlzens front condominium villa, between Boca 'Raton and 2A-MUSIC PART.TIME, full time Real $80 month. Security and 8864036 775.0800 Classified Deadline Estate Sales People living LET ME do your ty.ping at hl.weekly, monthly, fish- Fort 'Lauderdale, '1 bed- EDUCATION reference r e qui red. No lng, boating, 'Pool, etc. room plus studio bedroom, Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., in H.W., G.P., S.C.S. areas. home. 25 years experience pels. 822-5918. Licen~e preferred. We will background. 884-1845. COURVILLE - 3 bedroo:-,~s, Sleeps 4 adults, new. com. livIng room, kitchen, on forall new copy, changes pletely furnished TU 1- the ocean, fully equipped of copy and cancellations. arrange training for license. NEW ULTRA deluxe Town- 1"'h baths, car p e ti n g GROSSE POINTE NURSE Companion. mature 4982. 'and with docking Cacilities It is suggested that all Must have clean car and house, 863 st. Clair, Grosse throughout, new appliances woman will live in. Excel. for any size Y!lcht 886. real estate copy be sub. INSTITUTE OF be ambitious for success in Pointe City. Open Sunday, included plus new washer HILLSBORO BEACH, Pom- 8398. lent references. 885-8041. October 29, 1 p.m ..4 p.m. and dryer. $275 per month mitted to our office by MUSIC ,this business. A complete pano, Florida, furnished I Monday 5 p.m. Multi.list office with G. P. HOUSEKEEPEJR, mid die. Details. TU 2-0014. 885-3969. apartment on ocean, beach, PALM BEACH, for lease Real Estate Board and Ma. Piano, organ, voice, guitar, aged, excellent local refer- 95 VERNIER - Open Satur. LUXURIOUS 2 bedroom, 2 pool, pictures available. for 6 months or year. Re. comb County Real Estate Ba~e reite:' '12 words' tor $2.00 strings, woodwinds. Dis- ences, will care for elderly day and Sunday. baths, built-in G.E. kitch TU 4-6949. stricted area, near ocean, board. Call for a confi. - additional words each $.10 tinguished Faculty. 'J'U 2- or children, li,'e in, will en with dishwasher, excel . air, sleeps 4, references 4 weeks or more $1.75 4g83, 16237 M.ack Avenue. dential interview. travel. Box 833, Grosse GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MARCO ISLAND, Florida. required. 259-1492. ,~ lent location, 9 'Mile .and Beautiful new olIparlrnent I Relail rale per inch $3.40 Pointe News. Roslyn Road. Small bunga. Jefferson. 779-1818. ,1., CARTER & CO. low, 2 bedrooms, no dining on Gulf of Mexico, sleeps 4, BOYNE CITY. SkIers, cabins 4 •• ok> •• $300 I WOMAN wishes babysitting. room. $170 month. LA 6- CHA'RMING 2 story frame completely equipped. 886-available for ski season. ~~;I 886-5446 Call 773-2838. MILDRED BRIGGS 1806. house, well located, Grosse 3578. Call 1.616-582-i18f8. PIANO 'and THEORY Pointe City. Living room I 4A-HELP WANTED I MATURE woman wishes HILLSBORO BEACH-(Boco BOCA RATAN, Florida, rent BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO CADIEUX-WARREN AREA. with fireplace, large pleall- TUxedo 2-6900 DOMESTIC babysitting in my borne. Rotan), Florida. Deluxe, new large double wide mo- Duplex, 2 or 3 ,bedroom, ant kitchen has built.in NEWS SALES STAT(ONS 15 Kercheval Lakepointe. Call 822-3292. WANTED - Experienced garage, fenced yard. $190. stove, dishwasher, dispos . furnished apartment, 2 bed. bile home in desirable DOWN TOWN AREA Punch and Judy Building rooms, 2 baths, balcony, on park. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, coo k s, waitresses and I WILL baby sit your chilo 885.8758. aI, refrigertaor. 'Brick ter . Grand.CIrcus Park News Stand ocean, pool, exercise room, air con<:ltloned, completely ~aJesllc New" Stand Grosse Pointe couples. Grosse Pointe dren -in my home. 1 have GROSSE POINTE area near Tace, nice yard. Occu Triangle New" Stand. Mlchl.tan Employment Agency, TUx- 2 pre.rhoolers. Ro,;evillc pancy around -Dec. 1st. 357 2 saunas. New building. equipped. Pool, dub house, and Grliwold TUxedo 2-5680 Jefferson and Alter ,Road. Adults only. 882.7089. golf area. No children. edo 5-4576. area, close toM a com b Clean. 1 bedroom apart- Roosevelt 'Place. 881-~227 Mall. 293.1276. pets. Pictures. 642-3375. E. JEFFERSONTO TRUMPET and ,trombone HOUSEKEEPER for elderly ment, references. no pels GROSSE POINTE - 1972 FOR RENT: 27-ft. motor I CITY LIMITS lessons in your home by couple. :::'ermanent work. MAIlE companion, sitter, or children. $110 month, Vernier, 2 bedroom lower home, sleeps six, self con. tained, air conditioned. 779. Nad\l's GIft Shop. MarinaDrive experienced teacher. VA Cooking and downstairs driver, for elderly gentle. 941-8670. income, drapes and car- 6F-SHARE LIVING and. the Rlverhouse 0348, week days after 5. QUARTERS Parle Pharmacy, E. Jefferson 2.9226. cleaning, no I"undry. Call man. Reliable, full or part GROSSE POINTE PARK. 6 peting, 2 car gaTage and the CIty LImIts after 5, TU 5-0677. time, Grosse Pointe, 791- Adults. Heat included. Se- All day Sat. and Sun. 3 LARGE 'basement rooms PRIVATE GUITAR lessons room lower, carpeted, fire. GROSSEPOINTE PARK 1575. curity and lease. $235 per A V AlL A B LE, beautifully in private home in Grosse by experienced teacher. RELIABLE W 0 MAN for place, stove. References. Lou's Party Store, Charlevoix month. Available Decem furnished ~partment with Pointe "Woods, completely Village Music Studio, 11011 cleaning one day per week EXPERIENCED lady wanls 821-3403. and Laleepolnte ber ,1. By appointment balcony on 14th flo 0 r, furnished and carpeted, Axl'" Party Store. Ke'rcheval Kerchival. 777-0375. for family of 4. G r 0 s s,e cleaning Tuesdays. 869- TOWNHOUSE - $350 .p e l' Call 886-0614. overlooking oceall. FulIy natural fireplace. TU 4- and Wa)'lbum. Pointe references. 885-3404 2822. month. Lease. Adults. Ex- equipped kitchen. Located 1 __ 09_7_3_. _ GROSSEPOINTE CITY 28- TUTORING WANTED - Elderly couple YOUNG MAN 27, with ex- ceptionally nice. Call after in Fort 'Lauderdale on Alger Puty Store, Mack and. 6A-FOR RENT seeks Iive.in housekeepet'. 6:0:1. 885.0225. Gall Ocean 'Mile, Royal St. Clair TUTORING in Spanish and perience available now for FURNISHED 7-WANTED TO RENT The Grog Shop. Mack and Neff Simple cooking and light Ambassador. t1,500 per Cunningham Drug Store, Notre English, by certified teach. fall clean up and storm MARYLAND. Grosse Pointe Dame and. Kercheval housework. On bus line in windows or general work. Park. 5 room lower, newly EFFICIENCY a op art men t m 0 nth. For information LOCAL Corporation execu. Notre Dame Pharmacy, Kerche. er. 884-0712 after 6. Grosse Pointe Farms. 885- furnished, mature woman , ('all 779-9222. live seeking reasonable 2.3 "al and Notre Dame 1------Excellent references, call decorated, no pets, security Bon Secours Hospital, CadIeux PRIVATE TUTORING 1060. Cyril, 882-8014. deposit. TU 2-9206. all utilities paid, air condl - bedroom home, carriage tioned. 882.5909. a:;d Maumee in CLEANING woman for four ----_._-- house or apartment. Fur. GOOD CARE for elderly F LAN D E R S 14451. New MARCO ISLAND nished or unfurnished. Pre. GROSSE POINTE FARMS YOUR OWN HOME days, including every other lady in prillate home In building, 1.2 bedrooms, car- EAST JEFFERSON NEAR DISCOVER beautiful Flori-j fer year lease but will con- Rand.sMealcal Pharm.cy, Mack All subjects; a1l grades. Saturday. Other help em. I Roseville area. 772-9578 or peting, air. TU 5-4364. INDIAN VILLAGE, newly da's West Coast, just south sider shorter period and po~dor,fc':."l\laCk Ave. and. Adults and children. Cer- ployed. Must h a v e own 772-1843. decorated, well furnsihed , of Naples. Tensions dlsap. option to purchase. Tmpec. Wlrren tified teachers. transportation and refer. 3 BEDROOM upper flat, cpr- c?rpeted, 3-4-room apart pear in this completely dif- cable references. 772.4000, Tr:~l t~~air'nrcy, Kercheval Call: ences. Top salary, two. SA-SITUATION peting, stove, refrigerator. menls, single, profession a1 ferent world. Warm Gulf 882.1451. Kent Drugs, Kercheval and DETROIT AND SUBURBAN week paid vacation, and all DOMESTIC Working adults. 521-4289. peop!(' only, $130 up. 961- wa.ters, easy walking in I Sct~t'il':rRD:~iS. Fisher and TUTORING SERVICE Social Security. Job star,ts Call aClernoons. 0584, 874-2020. non-clinging sugar sand, 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS, GroSS8 Maumee KE 7-4653 Thanksgiving week. 884. TAKE THE DAY OFF and a new .panorama oC Pointe Farms or City. I, 2 C~~1~g~~~ B~:S' 7 Mile ------I 6431. ST. CLAIR, 491. Immacu- GROSSE POINTE FARMS- shells with every ebb tide. or 3 year lease desired. COI\~~gL_u~OSPltal,Kereheval MATHEMAT~S TUTORING D-INN-E--R-C-O-O-K-f-o-r-f-o-u-r MAIDS transported. Bonded. late 5 room upper. Screen. BeautiCul 4 bedroom, 3 bath New highrise, luxuriolls, George Brooks. 846-9320. screened, insured domes. end porch. Available Nov. center hall Colonial with Blazo'. Restlurant, Mack and Ph.D. Mathematician I days .. No we~kends unlr;ss tic help for one day or 1. $200 a month. No pets family room. 1st floor mas air conditioned, completely TEACHER seeks unfurnished M~r~~W~:t~harmaCy. Mlck speCial occasion. Job tn- more. or children, 882-8322. ter bedroom has fireplace furn!shed condominium, di. h 0 use or apartment in and. Boumemouth 886.8750 cludes care of kitchen. reclly on the beach. Two Grosse Pointe area. Mini. DOMESTIC PERSONNEL Completely furnished in GROSSEPOINTE WOODS T U TOR IN G and Transla. Must have own transporta. GROSSE POINTE 'PARK, 5 cludinJ'( linens. Available bedrooms, two baths, com. m\Xl1 2 bedrooms. Rent POOL, 961.1060. 963.(J161. Grosse Pointe Phannlcy, Mack tions, Spanish. Extensive tion and :eferei'ic~s. We room lower flat. newly Nov. 1 ta May 1. bined living room and din- around $250 per month, 2 decorated, $165 m 0 nth. ing area. thorollghly mod. children, no pels. Contact and Mlnchesler experience in South Ameri. pay all Social S~~unly. Job HIGBIE MAXON, INC. H~:oo~hlrm.Cy, M.cle and ca. Grosse Pointe resident. starts Thanksglvll'1g week. RELIABLE WOMAN wishes Adults only, no pets. 777. ern kitchen, and a large University L1~gett School. 886.3400 Bob', Drugs, Mack .nd Roslyn 821.1556. 884.6431. day or week work, willing 0722 - 294-2089. lanai. Sleeps six comfor. 884-4H4. to stay some night. 897-9763 tably. Elevator, POOl.Chil. RECENTLY decorated 9tudio DETROIT AREA CERTIFIED teacher would ------COOK, experienced, German after 5:30 p.m. ALTER ROAD, 3 rooms and dren over 12. No pets. Can apartment $135 all utllitie ~ MARRIED Couple with reter. S1t;lo:~n~olf~;~~s Seven Mile like to tutor high school or SCandina\';:m. one in bath, $130. Adults. ED 1- 884.2682 after 6 p.m. ences desires 2 bedroom HOUSEKEEPING - Chi 1 d included. Call after 6. 264 Devonshire Drugs, Mlcle anil students call 886.2167 be. family, other help employ- 7453. - Pointe rental. 331-78116or Care-laundry, 7:30 a.m. to 4474. DevoMhlre fore .11' a.m. or aft~r 5 ed; live in, recent reCer. 577-1501. L&L Pharnucy, Mack and be 1 p.m. Monday thru Fri. BEAUTIFUL 1 5 HILLSBORO BEACH (Boca Beacon.tfleld p.m. I ences. TU 5-2663 tween arge room 3 BEDROOMS near school R t ) FI 'd Mal')'llnd Bevera,e Sho>ppe, 9 lInd 10 a.m. day. Experienced with ref. upper flat, East Outer s a on on a, extra large Mack nell' Maryllnd I _ COUPLE NEEDS apartment erences. Mornings or after Drive near Warren, newly _ on McKinley. TU 5-4478. 2 bedroom, 2 bath apart. or home yearly from No- PIWa~e:uf~S. Gra)'lon and 12C-HOBBY I' BABY SITTING, my home~ 8 p.m. 822-5348. decorah"d, heated, garage. ALTER ROAD near Gross e ment in new building, 1,500 ,'ember tllrough April. C:;II Plrlel... Mack and SI. Clllr, INSTRUCTION Grosse Poi n t e Woods. 3 $170. TU 4.3214, after 4 Pointe, n ice I y furnished square feet, wrap around after 5:30. 773-C499 or DAY WORK - Ironing and Balcony on pool side and ST CLAIR SHORES I days a week, 8:30 to 2, for p.m, s t u d i 0 apartments, only Ocean. Furnished with in. 777.1972. Minor Phlnnlcy, Greater Mack ENROLLMENT f;tarting new 18 month old girl. 881.8824. cleaning. Refcrences. 821. HARCOURT - Upper 2 bed. $130 to $140 per month, thl s door parking. Available and Red Maple LIIne I classes Dee i. 10 week 1066. LaleePharmlcy Ell! Nine Mile h' 't . prove HIGH SCHOOL or college room flat, newly decorated, in c 1u des the electricity Dec. thru April. Business 7A-RooM WANTED between Maclc Ind Jdfenon course on ow o.lm. g i r I for housecleaning . 58-EMPI.OYMfNT '1 no children, no pets. 885- nice Cor one person. no 272-8462. Home 644.3397. your future earmngs, to alter SCblOl or Saturdays. AGENCY 2810. pets. this Is in a nice quie t _ ELDERLY lady would like lA-PERSONALS I_~~1I contact Box R.1. $2 an hour .. 882.6824. ___ . ------._---- peaceful neighborhood. Col DELRAY BEACH, Florida. room and board, studio or ALl. JOBS 100% FREE 5 'R 0 OM flat. carpeting, lege graduates preferred Furnished main house plus 1 bedroom apartment pre. ----INEEDLEPOINT Lessons - ROPEAN COOK d ANYONE canceling trip to $25 for 6 weeks (15 hours). E U . . . an TO APPLICANTS scr~ened porch, adults. no I Telephone 821.2818 or 821 guest house, lighted shuffle ferably 9 Mlle.Jefferson Rome from the War Me. Afternoon or evening. 881. waitress; both bve I~. Top "It is not a trick, bul a real children, no pets. TU 2. 8985. I board. excellent location, area. TU 4.7698. moria I group. please con.. 7073 886.6318 wages. M~st ~e wi.IllOg to ------treat to find a job through" ~_~~~___ ASHLAND:&-W A R R EN. brochure upon request. De. ROOM Wanted near Village, tact Box F.lO, G r 0 sse • . go to Flonda tn mIddle ?C ccmber. April and May Pointe News I November to end of' Apnl. HARRIET SORGE I LAKEWOOD, '1441 - Love. One bed roo m, utilities, $1,400 monthly. Adu1ls, no by middle-aged, employed -----. --- 3-LOST AND FOUND Rderenc('s. Call TU 1.3303. PERSONNEL AGENCY Iy 3 room a par t men t, $115 per month. 823.6768. pets. 851.1518. woman. Pointe references. 350 Eastland Ctr" Prof. Bldg. I stove, refrigerator. adults, ------Box E 50, Grosse Pointe 2A-MUSIC NEAT reliable woman, ex. 372.4720 $90. 6B-RooMS FOR RENT 27 FOOT MOT 0 RHOME, News. EDUCATION $200 REWARD perienced In «Ioking and --.------.- .....- - . ------.------sleeps 6, self.contained. 779. - housekeeping to work for 6-FOR RENT 'I GROSSE POINTE - 16007 ROOM with kilchen privl. 0348. 7C--GAUGE WANTED NINA SANTA, well known For information of where. senior couple. Must drive. UNFURNISHED st. Paul, townhouse, newly leges Cor middle aged lady. -- ... -- _ proft'llsional pianist accept. abouts or relurn oC German Can 775.3362. .-.-I decorated, central air con. 885.2759, before 9 B.m. POMPANO. new ocean front DEAD STORAGE of Car for ing limited number pupils. Shepherd, male. black and --_._---~--- GROSSE POINTE PARK- ditioned, 3 bedrooms. For ----______condominium, furnished, 2 Winter months. pre fer Popular, classical. Lessons tan. Answers to "Bismark" GENERAL housework. one Large home, 4 bedrooms, lease with oplion to buy. ROOM in private home for bedrooms, (Convertible \ Grosse Pointe Woods or ~l. in your home. 777.6874, 775.2323 before 5. 882.5759 day every other week, 885- 21h baths. Near transpor.' For appointment call 889. err.ployed gentleman, ref. den), 2 baths. Rent seaS()n. Clair Shores, 881-2305 after VE 9-4-402. , evenings. 4071. . tation. 1-395.7045. . ,: :,3. erences. 8&1.8185. Iy or month I)'. 626.'963. I 5:30. Me. _ ...... IJ _. .. _ Ohm Ph'" .,' "rOeR, ct. #z to w bm •• ;....~ 1.'~ ...... •..", .,' !:;;. '" .. II" ";" .. G R 0 SSE POI N TEN r: w S Thursday, October 26, 1972 Page Twenty-Six ------8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I-ARTICLES FOR SALE a-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE la-ARTICLES FOR SALE lOA-MOTORCYCLES lI-CARS FOR SALE U-REAL ESTATE CARPETING 100% luxury OLD CLOCKS, watches, jew, WEDDING Invitations, 10% I GARAGE SALE _ Table and' UPRIGHT plano, clothes, FOR SALE 11924 HUPMOBILE roadster, FOR SALE '"001 plush, regular 14.95 elry. We repair, buy or discount with this Bd. 4 chairs complete bed all sizes, children's Bnd 1971 HARLEY DAVIDSON good condition, 885.3969. 33 Preston Place value now $10.95. Mill rep. sell. Edward Kiska, CerU. ECONOMEE S E R V ICE Penta" a~d Olympus earn: adults. Games and misc. 125-CC rapiod, .good coRdi. $2,000. rcsentat1ve. 886-7253. fied Master Watchmaker, PRINTING, 1~201 Kel.:he. eras, mfn's ties, sweaters, 1024 Maryland. VA 4.1998. tion. 881-4178'F -O-R-D-,-l969--L-T-D-,-2-d-o-or-, LARGE home just being ------'--- 63 Kercheval, Colonial Fed~ val at Lakepointe, Grosse . golf clubs, 5 snow lires on BASEMENT SALE _ Furni. I whl'te with black vinyl top, completed, beautiful. lot in BARN1" weathered,SIDING -bandAuthentichewn, eral Bldg. 885.5755. Pointe. VAlley 2-7100. 1 rIms, ster.eo, dressmakers ture dishes, glassware. lOB-TRUCKS. FOR SAL£ $1,250. 881-0917. prime Farms locahon. 5 natural timber, 1-403.2179. GRANDFATHER c 10 c k s, FIREWOOD, m I xed hard. form, sewmg machine cab. anti' ue victrola 1().5 Sat 1 ------bedrooms, large foyer with ______mantle clocks, c u c k 0 0 wood, $18 a cord delivered. lr,~t, ~ caret diamond. urd~ Sun d ~ Y 23323 "65 .DthODIGdEdVan. 6'kmanua, 1972 CADILLAC Coup de circular stairs, detailed CAR OWNERS! Only $24.80 clocks, old clocks, pocket 775.3988. "!iscellaneous. Wednesday Westbury Drive 51. Clair ~~es a:a.6;~5 rae, snow Ville, executlv~ car, dfarh paneled library with fire. quarterly huys $20,000-$40,' watl'.hes and wrist watches 1 D1ght through Sunday. 611 Shores.' ., green, black vmyl lop,. u place, family room, kitch. 000 Liability Property Dam. repaired by Michljian Li. OUTFIT THE ENTIRE Vernier Road. 884.5393' . power, 2,600 miles. 779- en with separate breakfast age for s8fe drivers. TU censed Watchmaker. Pick FAMILY AT ONE ------. - lA-MUSICAL ll-CARS FOR SALE I 3156. room, form81 living room 1.2376. up and delivery in Pointe QUARTER OF THE TOP DOLLAR for portable INSTRUMENTS 1967 FORD wagon, excellent 1-9-70-LI-N-'C-O--L-N-C-o-n-tin-e-n-t-a-I-4and dining room, also iaun- -- I I Als REGULAR PRICE TV's, working or not. 891 dry room on main floor, FUR JACKET-Oyster Bea area on y. 0 we are an. 0551 after 2 p.m. GUITAR, c I ass 1c aI, folk, condition, po w e r brakes door, vinyl top, leather in. extra large garage, com. ver with mink collar, Mel xious to buy old Pendulum "ALMOST NEW" used, like new, $35. 861. and steering, Ziebarted, terior, reclining sea t s, d Sh ba fur. Worn twice. 821 clocks and pOCket watches. SET OF Lemoge china, ser 2662. very clean, good rubber, tape, rear defrost, reason, pletely .carpetf' own 1523. 886.3011. APPAREL vice for 12, extra pieces one owner, must be seen. able. New car ordered. 889. by appomtmen. -SC-R-A-T-C-H-P-A-D-S-.-3SC-po-un-d-.~:~~~~Yst~I~lea~~e:O~i~ 70 years old. Call after 3:30 DRUM SET, complete, used, Call 881.2305, after 5:30. 0426. PAUL JANKOWSKI 9 PIECE Burl Walnut dining 4 pounds $1. ECONOMEE' II'>. C t 886.8449. excellent condition, $95. TEMPEST 19'" 2 door, clean, room group with hand hon . . . IJresses, oa s. 861.2662. .... CADILLAC, 1972, Coupe de BUILDER painted wood block design S E R V I C,E PRINTING. Sportswear, Furs, Shoes, RIVER HOUSE Apartment good condition, $200. Call Ville, fully equipped, im. 886.2665 on china cabinet and buf 15201 Kercheval at Lake. Etc., and interesting Brie. davenport 18th c e n t u r 'I VIOLIN, A.l condition, ap. after 5 p.m. 821-3910. maculate, 9,000 miles. TU fet. $650. 821-1523. pointe, Grosse Pointe. VA A.Brac. style 70" $150, drop.lea praised $150. 882.11066. 1969 MERCEDEZ 230, 8uto- 4.6739. 2-7100. Four outfits for the price dining table, $150. Uphol of one at stered host lInd hostes TENOR SAXOPHONE. Mar- matic, 4. d 00 r, excellent 1965BUICK convertible, red, Diamonds at 10% QUALITY SEA SON E D chairs. $40 each, draperies tin Indiana w:th case, hard. condition, low mileage. TU $300. 882.3472. OVER ACTUAL diamond FIREPLACE HARDWOOt>, LEE'S ly used, $195. 886.5634. 1-5825. DEMOS cutters cost, from retired GUARANTEED TO BURN. pair French end tables '61 CHEVROLET, 348 engine, jewelry executive. Minimum BUN D LED KINDLING 20339 Mack 881-8082 center pedestal table etc HAMMOND ORGAN, Spinet 1967 CADILLAC Coupe de runs good. Best offer. 821- size 1 ca ra t. Subject to any AVAILABLE. 676-0914 110 to 5:30 daily Fri. 'm 9 By appointment only, 585 M 30, excellent condition, Ville. full power, air, can 6498. '72 appraisal you select. 823 ______. __ Consignments of fine quality 0205 evenings. 689.6413 $800. LA 7-3952. be seen at Sunoco Station, ..--- 3323. HARDWOOD. $19 and $23 good cond:tion and curren nays. Mack and Somerset. P 0 N T I A C 1970, executive MERCURYS White birch, $26; fruit style clothing welcome. -N-O-R-TH-E-R-N-Y-O-X--STOLE8S-ANTIQUES fOR wagon, fully equipped, e". CHRISTMAS CARDS. 20% woo<:l,$29; kindling, $2.50 SALE VW, 1968 Bug, needs muf. cellent condition, un d e r MARQUIS discount, wit h this ad a bag, $2.00 delivery. $2.00 MEN'S J A C K E T S. Ski like new, best ofi~r. Ladies ------fler, best offer, 7'11.2700, warranty, $2,400. 881.6549. BROUGHAMS ECONOMEE S E R V ICE J stacking. 756.3494. suede. London fog coat Oriental gown, never worn FURNITURE refinished, reo after 5:30 p.m. 886.8776. PRINTING. 15201 Kerche Size 42. 779.5455. size 12. 372-8350. paired, stripped, any type C H R Y S L E R convertible, ROUND OAK TABLE, roll. ot caning. Free estilI'ates, '68 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 1968. blue with white in. MONTEREYS val at Lakepointe, Gross e SYLVANIA black and white b •. t Pointe. VAlley 2-7100. away bed, .antique tables TWO SCHWINN boys 20 474.8953. power ra"es, power seer. terior, bucket seats, stereo, chairs, miscellaneous. 824 bicycles, $20 each. Girl T.V., $25. Cabinet bar, $15 ------ing, vinyl top, 884-1526. power steering, brakes, FRANK ADAM GOALIE SKATES. tacks, 6'1., Rivard.. 885-2232. 20" bicycle, $15. Sears In 882-4112. UN IV ERSAL M ALL FORD 1972 LTD Country windows, air conditioning. $45. Mink sides coat, $200 2 SOFAS, extendo table with er.Com 2 station $20. B85 GARAGE SALE - 1437 Squire, air, low mileage. TU 4-6396. Call after 4 or LINCOLN-MERCURY TU 5-1151. ANTIQUE SHOW 4 chairs, kitchen set, Iron _05_3_8.__ Cadieux. G ro sse Pointe 884.9266. _ 294-1620. 20777 GRATIOT BASEMENT SALE, toy s , rite mangle, walnut dining CHEVROLET Manifold, ;~~~~e~o~~u::~~~Jioi~e~ DeqUind:eN~ndS~~lve Mile PONTIAC '68, excellent con- 1971 OLDS 88, power brakes, EAST DETROIT boys clothes and miscellan table. 4 ch air s, lounge barrel high rise intake clothing. F ri d a 'I, Satur d S d N b dition, low mileage, Grosse steering, vinyl top, radio, PR 2-0200 eous. 81 Willison, Gross e chair. 881-4591. small block, like new, $50 day. roa. un ay, ovem er Pointe owner. 885.7090. low mileage. 294-0651. Pointe Shores. Holly carburetor 650 wid 5th through the 12th. Free SKI S, KasUe CPM, 705 s pre a d like new $50 BRIDES~IAID DR E SSE S admission, free parking. 1957 C U S TOM Chevrolet. 1&70 TORINO, 2 door hard. BASSETT lamp table, $35 ~Biark e r bindings. Oall 2 5-spoke mags Chevrolet never worn. two size 8 Mall Hours New 327, $750. Extra parts. top, power steering, radio, :1 Chest of drawers, $10. 24 -.i " ruce, a fter 6. 884.2018. $25. Electric guitar Pano- two siz.~ 12. Raspberry 884.1254.' heater, vinyl top, excellent refinished commode, $45 . POTPOURRI resale and an. d'ti 824 I RANGE, Westinghouse 40", ramie 2 channel arnplifle Banlon. 881.0233. con lon, one owner. . Victorian lamp table, $45 .th case, 50 watts 11k tiques. Wood and metal 1967 OPEL Kadette, ey.,:el. 1948. Cut glass water tumblers , WI deepGood condition.well cooker.885.5355.timer. new, $105. Cornet Olds ex G.E. top quality stove, Meta st"rlppmg. Old V'Ietro1as, lent town transportation. $8 ea. 886-0118. cellent condition with case Master custom made din telephones, glassware, fur. $465. 884.6934. 11B-CARS WANTED BUT PLATE GLASS Mirror, 38l{76 NORITAKE silverware, pat $125. Music stand, $10 ette set, KeufCel and Esser niture, miscellaneous. TO BUY tern Duke, brand new, set Schwinn bicycle, 5 spee Company drafting tools 28875 Utica Road, near 12 OLDSMOBILE Vista Cruiser good condition, $40. 884 DON'T JUNK that Car - BEFORE 9234. ting for 12, never used $100. Stingray, good condition 886.2058. Mile. 779-9606. 1970, very clean, loaded TU 2.7284. $ with power, other extras, Call Tom far estimate. 882- i YOU BUY SALE, odds and ends, old 60. 886.0614. HOLIDAY pants suils, Ho WANTED - Gold bracelet private. $2,295. ,,85-4068. 5063. f.,- 1 NATURAL CHINA Mink Pink, jeweled trim, also with cameo. TU 2-8422. " and new, 340 Merriweather , WILL BUY us"d and junk 7' I th . 6 RUMMAGE AND d' <13 J' t 1972 CADILLAC Coupe de BE SURE Grosse Pointe Farms, Fri coa,t 78 eng , size 1, re ,Size . UnlOT coa 18th CENTURY English sid". cars. P,,19.()250. day and Saturday 10 ,to 5. shawl collar, full back, per. BAKE SALE (fake fur) like new, size board, mahogany with sat- Ville, Gold with vinyl top, 't' 3993 H 13 14 S bit' AM.FM stereo, 6 way seat, TO VISIT fect condI lon, aver. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 28 '. un eam e ec flC in wood inlay. 3 drawers. 11C-BOATS AND RESALE OF USED h'llI. (up ) Sa.t 10 'a.m. tit0 cur er se. J UDJor. dresses beautiful condition, $1,100. power locks, lamp moni. 12 noon only. 9 A.M.-2 P.M. size 7. Blue velvet gown Venetian decorated tray. tors, excellent conditlon. MOTORS SKI EQUIPMENT FIRST REFORMED size 9-10. Wig, light aub table, $100. Private sale. 886.8482. SPECIAL 1961 winner, 20 ft. DINING ROOM Set, small, 3728350 AND CLOTHING light machogany, includes CHURCH urn, new. '. Telephone TU 1-6356. 1971FORD L.T.D. Brougham fibreglass, hardtop. kitch. COFFEY en and bathroom, 90 horse. Bring your items to the buffet. TU 2-0818. GARAGE SALE, 17'l3 Broad LINCOLN ;ROCKER, slipper Air, power, 18,000 miles. 14841 'Eastburn, ~ block stone:Furnlture, some an chair, piano stool with Owner. 886-5859. !lower outboard, Johnson ,FIELD HOUSE, Cook Road motor. 1965 trailer, very CADILLAC al Cha1fonte, Oct. 26, 7:00 GAlRAGE SALE every.thing, south. of Vernl'er , between t'Iques, 1amp s, comI thO g claw feet, kerosene lamps, F D .. womens, girls clothes,' size Gratiot and Hayes. k't h d' h d 1 OR 4 door, 1963 Galaxie, good condition, best offer. I to 9:00 p.m.; Oct. 27 and 1 c en IS es 'an g ass dried flower arrangements, one owner. TU 4.0531. By owner. 851.8898. . 3180 E. JEFFERSON 30, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. You 8 to 12. S a tu r day, 149 WASHING MACHINE and ware, T..V , sma II sc h001 miscellaneous. 839.1766, get large attractive per . ~r~sse Pointe Blvd. corner other miscellaneous items desk, brand new quilted 10 a.m ..5 pm. 1970 PONTIAC Catalina 4 1972 LASER 14 foot fiber. 964-6811 eentage of sale price; the ulr. 86'6-6007. king size bedspread, mise door, automatic, power glass sailboat and trailer. rest benefits the Univer - MAGNAVOX Stereo combi. Friday, llH. HEAVY 5 FT. Spanish Bar, steering, front disc brakes, 884.6029. Inside Heated sity-1.iggett 'F 0 rei g n Ex - nation $50. Portable sym. PAIR GIRLS Rieker sk by famous designer, aged air conditioning, lilt wheel, Showroom change Program. S a I e phonic stereo, 2 side speak- boots, 3M 'lki poles and LIIKE NEWt" Kara14stalnaery.l drop leaf walnut table. excellent condition. $1,625. l2D-LAKE AND RIVER Open Saturday dates: Nov. 2 and 3, 8:30 ers $20. Call Thurs.,after blizzard bag. used 3 times tnt c;rpedlng, ~ ' Md1 db'" he • Thursdoy, October 26, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.Seven I3-REAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE In-REAL ESTATE J 3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE II J3-REAL ESTATE U-REAf. ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE ------1---.------FOR.SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE _ FOR. SALE FOR.SALE FOR.SALE FOk SALE fOR SALE m UNIVERSITY. Large six GROSSE POINTE Woods 4 CUSTOM BUILT 1'h story 13 CAMERON CRANFORD LANE ConJo. GROSSE POINTE FAl!.MS- WILDWOOD room ranch facing Sl. bedroom air conditio~ed NEAR MACOMB MALL ran chon 100 foot lot. mlnlum. Charming middle' 3 bedroom brick colonial, Paul. 87' wide, including ranch. Immediale poss~s, Grosse Poi n t e Woods size Norman terrace. 3 bed. I famiiy room, Jll{l(\ernkitch. 2 blocks north of Allard aU 31238 Kelly Road, Roseville garage, do 0 r operator. sion 882.5979 South of Morningside, dead New white brick Southern rooms, bath, plus bedroom en with built-Ins, carpet. of Harper. Deluxe 2 bed. Charming tri.level, 4 bed. Quality built by seller in . . end street. 4 bedrooms, 2 colonial, first noor bed- and bath 011 third. Utililies ing, 2 fireplaces, fully dec. room Co.op. 1st floor cor. rooms, 2 baths, famlly 1954. Well m8inlained. full baths, fieldstone fire. room, 4 bedrooms up, 10' updated. Ueder $35,000. By orated, brick garage. 884. ner with view of large room, IIh car attached ga Unique place. Tub, stall JOHN S. rage. Quick possession. As place, formal dining room, ceiling In living room, elr. owner. 886.2712. 7977. wooded area. cular stair. Quality details. shower. Unusual slorage sumable mortgage. paneled den, s ere e n e d C. W. BABCOCK & SONS space. Plaslered basement GOO DMA N porch, 21h garage, recrea- Prime location. 777.3310 Recessed front entrances. IF YOU ARE tion with fireplace and 14' Fine lawn, shrubs, trees, THINKING OF SELLING wet bar. Many more cus. .David Willison Bidr. sprinkler, carpels, drapes, Inc. tom features. Priced below Call 884.2106 HIGBIEMAXON BRAND NEW kitchen, laundry equipment OPEN 5UNDAY 2:30.5:00 valuation. 884.2935. and more included. $48,500. CEORGE PALMS could we interest you in a 6% contract. Fairless, 884. SIlELBOURNE 472 - Three REALTOR 6 1st OFFERINGS medium sizp.d 3 bedroom, 4671. exceptionally large bed. ANITA-4 bedroom bungalow. 21,2 baths, top shape. 11h bath doll house of rooms. TU 6-4444 New decor. Reduced to $35,000. SPACIOUS 3 or 4 bedi'oom center hall 1't.! story with English Origin, in the PARK LANE 832 - Sun n y BISHOP-'Roomy 4 bedroom Center Hall Colonial near modern kitchen and breakfast area. Fireplace, Farms? We'll include a MIDDLESEX - Palatial 5 A Family Business For 2 car garage. Only $29,900. Move right in. den, screened porch and 2 bedroom home. Modern kit- Florida room, three bed. schools. A.l shape. Only $36,500. rooms. Dead end street - Over A Century car garage at no addition. chen with all the appli. LAKEPOINTE--Near the Lake. Immediate possession. GROSSE pmNTE BLVD.-Beautiful Center Hall Colo- of[ Jefferson. al charge, and the price ances. A dream house with 5 bedroom, 3't.!bath English. New kitchen. $49,' , nial only 8 years old. King size rooms. Spacious OWNER ANXIOUS kitchen wilh built.ins. 26 foot family room with Is so low that it can only every extra you could SHOREHAM 60 - Two bed. 500. fireplace and wet bar. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths on be repeated in a whisper desire. rooms, den, excellent rec Stately English 'tudor on 2 MARYLAND-Approved Park Inspection. Large 2 2nd. 2 car attached garage, 100 foot lot. room. lots with large pool and FAIRHOLME 1191 -- 3 bed. bedroom bungalow. 2 car garage. $16,500. • • • patio. 7 bedrooms. 6 baths, DEVONSHIRE-Handsome center entrance house WIth OWNER WANTS OUT room brick bungalow with BY APPOINTMENT ONLY modem kitchen that defies family sized kitchen. All MIDDLESEX-Outstanding air conditioned, Center new kitchen. 29 foot living room, 17 foot dining, of his 3 bedroom, 1't.! bath imagination. Many, many . 15 foot den, plus a sun room and screened terrace aluminum trim. BISHOP - Excellent con. Hall Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, family duplex on Alter, nellr the struclion, perfect condition, extras. Price reduced. room, 1st floor laundry. $59.500. make the 1st floor complete. 2nd floor has 5 bed. I a k e. Immediate occu. rooms. 3 baths plus a study or ,3th bedroom. At- KENMORE 1790 - 3 bed. three bedroom ranch. pan c y, 90% financing YOUNGBLOOD PDlBERTON-Cuslom English Tudor. 4 bedrooms, ;} tached garage. Newer furnace and tile roof. room colonial with family available . . . now just WASHINGTON - Built to baths, service stairs. Pewabic tile features. New Under 60, $18,900. room. Finished basement endure by craftsmen. Un- REALTY gas furnace. $59,500. with bar. Huge 200 foot usual panelling, fireplaces, 886-1270 ••• WESTCHESTER-Ch1ll'ming French Colonial. 4 bed. CUSTOM BUILT by builder for himself, this 341edr NEe e. __ rea? - '. nneetsOp'C'b-, __ n Nt .... st. US. ? ' r dm' ?? • g' at as?' 2 2 m. tr? 7 7 n $ 2 II Page Twenty-Eight GROSSE POINT ENE W S Thursday, October 26, 1972 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE U~RtA.L ESTATE Ill-REAL ESTATE J3-REAL ESTATE l3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ------_._- , I I 1444.HARVARD GROSSE------POINT FARMS, 5.7 ROOM colonial in excep. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, GROSSE POINTE FARMS, ELEGANCE best describes I M A C U L ATE Grosse 3 bedroom colonial. Under 20671 WEDGEWOOD 3 B'edroom brick English room brick ranch, 2. bed. tional condition, iarge fam. ¥ I 412 Moran Road, 4 bed. this beautifully preserved P~lDte Woods, 2 bedr?Om $30,000. By owner. 882. Grosse Pointe Woods style home. Natural fire. rooms, central air condi. i1y room, 2 fireplaces, 3 rooms, 21k baths, to see in English colonial. Excellent bnck bungal~w, fa. mIl y 4595. place, car pet i n g and Honing, separate dining bedrooms, 2 car garage. Off Vernier, dead end with upper 30's, or will consider condition, totally redeco. room, expansIon attic, car- renting, by owner, 882. drapes. Immediate occu. room, 2 car garage.~' Located on a generous lot rated including new wool peted, custom draperies, Maple Lane. Early Ameri. 4422. pancy. 881.7006. 2685. in desirable neighborhood. carpeting and air condi. immediate 0 cc u pan c y, POMPANO BEACH can beautifully decorated, I 886.6007. tioning make this home a priced right, by Owner. FLORIDA 3 bed1'ooms, 2 full baths, living room with fireplace, GROSSE POINTE CITY real value. Located on Call after 6 p.m. 881-0083. GAIIDEN TYPE condominum oversized treed lot, 3 bed. dining room, family room. CUTE & COZY UNIVERSITY PLACE TI5 ANITA - Sharp 3 bedroom apartment, 2 bedrooms, 2 brlek Bungalow, formal rooms, upstairs den or finished basement, fenced baths. Write for free bro- yard, 11k car garage, A reai treat in. Harper Woods. Picture perfect 3 bed. OPEN DAILY 2-5 d.inlng room, fireplace, fin- fourth bedroom, Ilh baths. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- chure, Ught House Point room brick ranch. Thermo.wnidows, double s.s. ished basement, 2 car ga. Charming living room with 20714 Lee Court. Custom Ferry, Parcell and North 4 or 5 bedrooms, 21k baths, Plaza, Florida 33064. Area schools. Under $40,000. sink, 21-2 car garage, full partly finished basement large living room, dining rage, under $30,000. fireplace. has French doors built tri level on private code 300-942.2872. with Ik bath. $33,000. leading to screened porch. Januaryoccupancy. room, kitchen with break- court, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Large formal dining room, o PEN SUNDAY 2-5. f.llSt nook, 21 fl. Florida WESTCHESTER - Luxur. separllte living and dining 71 LAKEVIEW BRICK & STONE kitchen with built in dish, Shown by appointment room, finished basement ious English Tudor. 4 bed. rooms. Family room with washer and separate break- A great buy in a choice after October 29. 886.2528. The very finest in a 4 bedroom Colonial. Den or library with recreation room, Bil. rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs., natural fireplace, kitchen fast room. Finished base. Grosse Pointe Farms Joca. A great buy in a fine with wet bar, full bath on main floor, all rooms liard room, wet bar, cen. Ultra modern kitchen, for. complete with all built.ins. ment Includes tiled and tion, with all Pier and location. a~e spacious, finished basement and your own tral air conditioning, a mal dining room, family Fully carpeted, central air, paneled recreation room school privileges. 3 bed. private parking for as many as six cars. home for gracious living, room, rec. room, terrace, sprinkler system, aUached and wine cellar. Monteith, rooms, full basement, 2 car priced in low 40'~ sprinkling system. Custom 2 car garage. Ideal home Brownell and Queen of garage, on a 52x140 ft. lot. FOR SALE HELP! Vacant, come see carpets and drapes through with many extras. B.y own. out. Let us show you this Peace schoois. Week days er. Open Saturday, Sunday ONLY $26,900 3 bedroom home, 1~ baths, Help us help you. We have a beautiful three bedroom CARMAN A. unique family home. 8-5 call 965-1100 extension 1.5 or call 8Bl-4532. 881-0986 d res sin g room. kitchen brick Colonial off Mack on Hunt Club, Job transfer 21~, week.end~, 886-5258. wit h G.E. dishwasher, OIWnermust serl. Perfect condition. $34,600. MITCHELL UNIQUE REALTY 3-BEDROOM ranch. 426 Lex. stove, refrigerator, break. 778.4900 ington. $55,900. Call 886. REALTOR 881-4424 CONDOMINIUM 21143 BEAUFAIT, Harper fast family room with nat- LARGE FAM I LY? 0131 for appointment. ST. CLAIR SHORES Woods. G r 0 sse Pointe ural fireplace. Storm and screen windows, carpet. We have the answer. Four bedroom semi.ranch on 22600 Masonic, E. of Harper. schools. 3 bedrooms, 1~ Cloyerly Street. Living room. dining room. kitchen. GROSSE POINTE SHORES, SOUTH BRYS. Gracious BLAIRMOOR. Three bed. Luxury 1~ bath condomin. baths, new kitchen wilh ing, 2.c..r attached garage'l 2 bedrooms and full bath on main floor. Two bed. beautiful Early American full basement, gas heat. 4 bedroom center en. rooms, 2 bath brick tri- ium with the ultimate in eating space and dishwash. rooms and full bath up. Full basement. $42,800. trance colonial. Lovely level. Kitchen with built- comfort features and sound er, new carpeting, sepa- ranch, near Lake, 3 bed. Entire lot landscaped with f 0 y e r with circular ins. Family room with Insula tion. rate dining room, Florida rooms, 21h baths, living, large outdoor patio. 1m. CHARM ING RANCH stairway. Family room fireplace. 21k b a'\ h s. Open daily 1.6, Not Thursday room, 50/.:.assumable mort. dining and family rooms, mediate occupancy for re- Near Mack, North of Cook Rd. West Ida Lane. 3 I plus library. "1lree full lar~e Rec. room. HENRY E. KODAN gage. Open 2.5 Sunday. 886. din e t t e, extraordinary sponsible party. Located baths. 2. car garag'!. basement, c en t r a I air, in Grosse Pointe School bedrooms. Living room, dining room, kitchen, Full CANTERBURY. Excel- 293-6460 886-2206 7642. New kitchen with built. sprinkling system, has district in Harper Wood:;. basement,attachelinen tion. Three bedrooms the Farms Pier. 4 bedrooms, 21k baths, modern priced low 30's. First floor bedroom and bath 2 storage. Close to schools and one and one half kitchen. att8ched gnrage. Robert G. Edgar Tom Keppelman hedrooms and bath on second. First floor launon. and transportation. baths, basement and two Vincent E. Butterly, Jr. Gerry Olson electronic kitchen. Probably the most automated Built in 1960 by only car garage. $17,900. MOVE IN Dave Dennis William Trombley house in Grosse Pointe. owners.8B6.42oo. 886-4200. Immediately. Four bedroom Colonial in Grosse Pointe John Grace Richard Wallace Fanns. Monteith, Brownell, and Star of Sea schools. Frank Huster Bob Monroe 31A1baths ... 3 car attached garage ... 55x189' lot. Priced to allow for decorating. Very good location. SCHWEITZER R. G. TAPPAN 18780 MACK EDGAR Grosse Pointe F.nns BORLAND-McBREARTY 884-6200 21300 MACK REALTORS & ASSOCIATES On.the.8U1 Grosse POintlfl Woods 395 Fisher Road TU 6-3800 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 'X' net r? .M.s .•.. '. rc • • • 'nf« _ *.0 wm . ThursdlY, October 26, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_._--,------_.- Pig. Twenty.Nine U-REAL ESTATE 19-PRINTING" 21A-'IANO SERVICE 21.I-PAINTING, 11.O--CEMENT AND 2IP-WATERPROOFING 11S-CARPENTER FOR SALE 21Z-LANDSCAPING & ENGRAVING I.PIANO TUNING and repair. DECORATING IRICK WORK CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION IH'OME REPAIRS , Master SNOW REMOVAL PRINTING and Engraving. Ing. Thomas Pettit. 884- --W-A-L-L-P-A-P-E-R-I-N-G-- _ Brick Work All Types of Waterproofing carpenter. Chi m n e y s , 633 PEAR TREE Lane, 3 TRIMMING, removal, spray. bedroom brick ranch, 2'h Wedding I n v I tat ion ., 2507. At Its Finest • Tuck Pointing Guaranteed Reasonable RPorcnes'blr0 0839fs1'993gutters. Ch ing, feeding and stump baths, central air, ~lec. rlS. tmas Car ds, Inf arm. COMPLETE plano servl"'e. Hangmg. an d Remov ing • Porches and Chimneys Licensed00"'0612and Insured easona e. . _ . removal. Free estimates. tronlc dust I1lter, garage als, Personal Stationery, Tuning. rebuilding, refinish." 7761237- 7775879• Rebuilt and Repaired ...,.,. CAR PEN T E R WORK _ Complete tree service. Cal door opener, bUill.ins, at. Meeting Notices, Posters, ing, c1e.mothlng. Member YOUNG Grosse Pointe man i\DVANCE MAINTENANCE ON'rARIO CONSTRUCTION Paneling, partitions, shelves Fie m in II Tree service. tached garage, beautiful Tickets, Rosters for clubs, 884.9512 881-«00 (kitchens, ceilings, small TUxedo 1-6950. Addressing a II d MaWng Pano TechnlciaIIJ Guild. with professional back. ------. b t) TV 2 2795 condition, beautltully land. R. Ze(;h. 731.7707. ground In palnUng. 882. Waterproofing JO s, e c. '. s cap e d, convenient to Meeting Notices, Addresso- I CHAS F JEFFREY U d i F Un I schools, priced low 60's - graph Piates, Mimeograph. I' 21C-ELECTRICAL __6463.______MASON. CONTRACTOR. Repairu erpCave.lnn 00 Wallsg HARRYBUILDINGSMITHCO. Woods Stations call 889.0454 for appoint. ing, Photo Copies, OUset . SERVICE RUDOLPH TONELLO LICENSED INSURED. Insured Licensed Establl's"ed in ment. 8nd Letter Press Printing, Decorator _ Brick - Block - Stone ------Grosse Pointe AUreaSince 1937 Hit by Burglars Instant Printing, Scratch CANNON ELECTRIC I t ri E it I • cement Work 21Q-PLASTEk WORK Pads, small jobs our spe. COMPLETE ELECTRICAL n e or. x r or • Waterproofing . Residential and Commercial 13A-LOTS FOR SALE clally. ECONOMEE SERV. SERVICE Wall Paperine • Tuck Pointing PLASTER REPA!RS, rea. Remodelini Two burglaries of service CANTERBURY Road, 88' va. ICE P R I NT lNG, 15201 RESIDENTIAL 882-0870 • Pallos of any kind sonable prices 30 year's Alterations and Maintenan~e stations were reported to tile cant lot, sell fo!' $18,000 or KercMvai at LakepOinte, COMMERCIAL Three Mile Drive 'PORCHES A SPECIALTY' experience. Free estimates. New Constr'~clion Woods Department of Public build to suit. 886.2665. P. Grosse Pointe. VA 2-7100. INDUSTRIAL 25 Years Experience 882.1800 PR 2-4265. 885.3900 885.7013 Safety within a five. minute Jankowski. License 47 294-4749 ------. I period Wednesday, October 2o-GENERAL SERVICE ------DONALD BLISS CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION NEW and repair work. Neat, 21T-PLUMBING AND 18. The breaking and enter- GROSSE POINTE WOODS. ------ATTENTION clean service. 20 years ex. HEATING ing of the Miracle Mile Servo Coionial site. Queen of KAUFMAN aluminum doors, HOME OWNERS Decorator All typeBsrlcokf~~~kent and perience. Free estimates. 1------'----- Ice Station, 20065 Mack ave. Peace parish. Make offer. $29,50; windows, $12.95. All F.H.A. and city viola. Exterior Interior 759.1676. LARRY'S CUSTOM Repair work. No middie. tions corrected. Fire re. Free Estimates All types of waterproofing . 'I PLUMBING AND HEATING nue, was reported at 6:04 PR 5.6028. a.m.. while the burglary of man. Work done by my. pairs. Free esUma'tes. Lic. All types of excavaUng SPECIALIZING In repairs Residential and Commercial the Grosse Pointe Service, self. VE 9-4311. ense 23. 2*-4244. All work guaranteed for 18 years. Cr~cks ellml. '. Repairs .and Remodel WE HAVE several excellent TU 1-7050 Center, 19770 Mack, was residential lotr. for sale in ------40 Years in Grosse Pointe Licensed and Insured nated. Ciean. Jim BlaCk-I Lawn Sprinkler Service 885 0612 II VA 17051 laken at 8:08 a.m. t In 20A-CARPET LAYING 21 E C.TORMS AND the Poi n e s ranging -'Ii! HUGHES BROTHERS . we . '. 1 Water Heaters-A. O. Smlt.h price from $9,900to $65,500. SCREENS 'P 1 d Rh A similar incident occur. CARPET LAYING DECORATORS CEMENT WORK of any I ermag ass an eem red Monday, October 23, at -, Call one of our sales associ. NEW AND OLD ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION 5293 Yorkshire kind. Bonded, licensed, in. 21 R-FURNITURE TU 1.7410 , ates for particulars. the Mack-Prestwick service Stair Carpet Shifted 881-«00 882.9750 or 3'71.8128 sred. TU 2.9988, after 6 REPAIR THOROUGH SERVICE station, 19419 Mack. HiGBIE MAXON Repairs of All Types Wood and steel windows re- p.m. or 372-49311. ARE YOUR Chairs or f\irni. COMPANY 886-3400 The Detective Bureau, Cigaret Burns Re.Woven placmllDt.wltb new.tilt win. EXPERT painting, pap e r ------lure loose or broken? Also Heating _ Refrigeration which is investigating the CARMEL LANE - Prestige ALSO dow hardware. Permits hanging. Free estimates. J. W. KLEINER antiques. Excellent work. Cooling inddents, believes the same NEW CARPET SALES eu)' cleaning of both sides G. Van Assche. 881-5754. CEMENT CONTRACTOR 775.7396. SPECIAL Beautiful Farms 1000ation Samples Shown In of the glass from Inside of culprits were involvi)d in overlllOking Lake SI. Clair. Your Home the house. Insulated or reg- COMPLETE decoraUng. "Pa. All types Cement, Stone and ELEGANCE IN Gas furnaces only, compiete each burglary. The thieves Reasonable. 881.2257. BOB TRUDEL ular glass. perhanglng, Insured, gU8r. Brick Work-New and Re. UPHOLSTERING cleaning $18.50 with safety broke into cigaret and candy 294.5896 TV 15.0703 Insured Ucensed anteed. Al Schneider, TU pairs, Driveways, Porches, Custom made furniture; dec.' check. maclllnes on the 18th, taking money and cartons of cig. LOT, 33 Alger Place, by I 1.0565. Walks, Patios, Tuck Pointing oratlve fabrics; profession- 775.7795 owner. $30,000. TV 4~Ol28, 2OC-CHIMNEY SEltV- 21G--ROOFING ---~------Pre ..Cast Steps al needlepoint mounting, arels from both stations. make your own terms, ICE & SCREENS SERVICE YERKEY & SONS Waterproofing tapestries and yard; chairs GUARANTEED Piumblng At Miracle Mile Service the thieves smashed a 20 by 1------N J b T S II and stools in stock. repairs, H 0 m e mainte- .15-8USINESS CHIMNEYS rebuilt, repair. ROOF REPAIRS, gutters, WE SPECIALIZE-Exterior 0 0 00 ma EWALD, e~tablished 1926, nance etc., reasonable 36.inch glass pane from an OPPORTUNITY ed, tuck pointed. Heavy decks, 23 years experi. painting. 2:1 years' experi. SPECIALIZING 13929 Kercheval at East. rates, 12 years experience. overhead door to gain entry. I duty chimneys, screens for ence.Do work myself. TU ence. IN lawn. VAlley 2-8993. 9:U-3098. ~ The doors of the dgaret and incinerator, fireplaces and 1-4807. Flagstone Walks and Patios candy machines were pried BUSINESS FOR SALE DU PONT PAINTS FOR CLEAN and dependable 527.1604 hird and squirrel protec- 'ROOFING and chimney reo Natura! Stone Planters open. Around $90 worth of 21S-CARPENTER service, call ELMERS ------1 tion'palrs. gutter c 1e ani n g, Used LICENSED BONDED cartons, plus $10 cash, was PLUMBING and HEAT. laken from the machine, t FOR SALE I ADVANCL MAINTENANCE very reasonable. 88S-0012. Reasonable. 0811 Evenings. 6--,m TU 2-0717 CHRISTOPHER lNG, Piumbing Lic'lnse police said. Two dollars in ------884-9512 TW 1-5696 7'72.3116 CONST. CO. #04556, TUxedo 4.4882. KI'ITENS, Free to goo d ------ALL ROOF & H CHAUVI N cash was stolen from the Modernization - Alteratio.l!s c8ndy machine. home. Beautifully marked, Moul,,"IG ,,_ GUTI'ER WORKH --I-N-E-I-G-H-B-O-R-,-I-l-i-v-e-on • 21V.-SILVERPLATING weaned, litter ,trained. Call 21- ...no v Caulking, chimney repairs CEMENT CONTRACTOR Additions - Family Rooms ------Police discovered a wad -4696 STORAGE Gutters cleaned Grayton. Painting and wall ALL TYPES OF Kitchen and Recreation Areas - Silver and Gold Plating of paper napkins stained with 884 . ADVANCE MAINTENANCE washing, 12 years experi. CEMENT WORK i • Oxidizing and Repairing KLED At RICHARDS MOVING - Free ence, nellt, reliable. TU 1- Estate Ma ntenance _ Brass Polishing, blood. The napkins are be- SPECYoung bird, mazonwhistlingparroand. estimates. By ,the hour or TtJ' 2.5539 5306 after 5'.00. • Walks • DrivesW t • Porchesoofin .TAMES BARKER Lacquering lieved to have been left by the culprits. ....- beginnl'ng to talk, cage in- by the job. 24 hour service. ROOFING and chimney ft- • Patios • 'aSteerpr g 923.8585 923.8587I - Fireplace fixtures _, INTERIOR and exterior • P ,,- t ps At the GP Service Center, eluded, $100. 882-.1017. LO 8-0123. pairs, g u He r cleaning Treck-ps • tin CARPENTER-All types reo refinished.. I serving Grosse Pointe since painting and paper hang. • u om g pair and remodeling. Carl - Cop~er pollshmg and pollce found where the I 11 MONTH old Shepherd KEN'S MOVING-Local, sub. 1924. LA 6.7836. ing. Reasonable rates, 30 • Chimney Repair thieves broke a two by threc- I Watson. LA 6.5501. buffmg I Collie, male, free to good urbs. One piece or house. years experience. Ray No job too small Coot pane of glass in an over- I LEEBERT I home. 886.6539. ful. Low rates. TU 2-8540. FOR Barnowsky. 371.2384. Free estimates REMODELING head door. Fifteen dollars ROOFING &; GUTTER PAINTING _ Wall covering, Licensed and Bonded SILVERSMITHS was taken from the cash Kitchens - Additions WORK goCld workmanship. Quick PR 9-8427 14110 CHARLEVOIX register, while about 30 car. Recreation Rooms. Porches tons of cigarets and approxi. CALL ser'lice. Reasonable rates. 779.8427 882-1473 3 blocks west of Chalmers GROSSE POINTE and Repairs VA 2.7318 mately $10 in coins were RICHARD 884-5080,175-0529. CHIMNEY, ~rick, block, Licensed - In~ured taken from the cigaret ma. BALFOUR - S p e cia I MAISON - Brick COLQ: WILLERTZ C & C PAINTING-Interior driveways, patios, porches, ONTARIO 2TW-DRESSMAKING chine. The value of the car. Early American COLO. NIAL in the Farms with 50 ROSLYN RD. TV 1-8170 and exterior, willl washing, waterproofing, carpenter 6' TAILORING ton~ is around $110. An un- a really great family paper hanging. 23 years work, window sills. CONSTRUCTION known amount of color, was NIAL with 6 bedrooms, LADIES professional, rea. room featuring a raised 21 H-RUG CLEANING experience. F r e e esU. DeSENDER 881-4400 taken from the candy ma. 3th baths, paneled li- sonable alterations. 776- hearth fireplace and CARPET and upholstering !lutes. VE 9-0931. 822.1201 chine, added police. brary wit h fireplace, 4813. terrific new kitchen, pegged flooring. 3 bed. cleaning. Pic he Malnte------CODDENS CONST. Modernization At Mack-Prestwick servicc, Florida room and pan- rooms 11h baths, living nance Co. 294-7172, 775- 21) WALL WASHI .....G PROFESSIONAL alterations. police werc told tllat the eled games room com- room 'fireplace and kit- 8144. - '''I Established 1924 MORE VALUE for your 20928 Anita. 884.5264. thieves entered the sta Hon plete with wet bar. This chen built-ins. TU 4. • Driveways '1Oc sq. ft. money. Additions, kitchens. sometime between 6 p.m., is a most attractive 0600. CARPET CLEANING-Wall WALL WASH ING • Patios dormers, basements, bath. REPAIR cut work, linen, ap. Monday, October 22, and 7 larger home and in. washing. Free estimates. PAINTING &: DECORATING • Chimney repair rooms, wall removals. pliqued clothes. European ".m, on the 23rd. An 18 by eludes man y special ALLARD - Beautiful 3 Insured. Call Yorkshire, . HOME MAINTENANCE • Porches technique. Sarah-822-5494. 30.lnch door window was 8lI5-0694. 882-7418. • Basement waterproofing BIDIGARE BROS. shattered to gain el\tr)'. Ap- features such as an bedroom, Ph bath brick ALTERATIONS and repairs. elevator system and un. I LA 6.7836 proximately $15 in change COLONIAL in the 21-I-,PAINTINQ, ELMER T. LABADIE INC. 1152 Maryland, G r 0 sse was taken from the cash reg- derground sprinkler sys- Farms. New kitchen Office 772-5715 Pointe Park, VA 1.2631. DECORATING TUxedo 2-2064 LAWRENCE VERBEKE ister, pI u s an unknown tem. An interior inspec, with huilt.ins, recrea. Evenings, Sundays TU 1.6988 tion will lI'eward and tion room with bar, lov- PROFESSIONAL Fioor Sand. ------1 CEMENT CO. EXPERT tailoring and alter- amount of money from the delight you! TV 4.0600. ely landscaped yard. Ing and finishing. Special m NEIGHBOR, I live on CONCRETE - BRICK ations - By David. 16900 clgaret machine. . . Grayton, Wa I I washing, STONE- - Attics - Porch Encloe').res Don't delay making -all' !zing in dark stammg'reasonable neat Experi- WATERPROOFING - Additions • Kitchens Kerchl'val, Grosse Pointe. JEFFERSONIAN COLO- appointment for this one "Supply own power." Call enced. TU'I.5306 .after 5. - Commercial buildings 882-2.755 - &86.8408. lNlAL on Warner - today. TU 1-4200. for free estimate. W. Abra- CON C RETE - Dr i v e. Youtlts Return Custom built in 1964 ham, TW 1-5924. WALL WASHING, reason- ways, sidewalks, patios. ga- JIM SUTTON 2TZ-LANDSCAPING & ILost Handbag with bedroom and 1th TONNACOUR - This de. able, free estimates. York- rage floors, cement patch. 1677 Brys Drive SNOW REMOVAL bat.hs on 1st, 3 bed. POINTE PAINTING, paper- shire Window Cleaning. ing of all types. lightful French Pro,,;n. hanging at its finest. Very TU 4-2942 TU 2.2436 rooms (master is lax cial has a lovely family 885-0894, 882.7418. Some incidents restore a reasonable. Free estimates. I B R I C K AND B L 0 C K - • AERATING LAWNS 27) and 2 baths on 2nd, room, ou1:.of-this-world person's faith in humanity . library, family room, VE 9-5324, HO 5.0520. Porches, pl'e.cast steps, ex. kitchen with service bar 21K-WINDOW pert tuck pointing and CUSTOMCRAFT For example, two DetroH endosed terrace and the ------I • FALL FERTILIZING youths were driving down and breakfast room, 1st KURT O. BAEHR WASHING cl1lmney repairs. Construction Company very best in material, floor bedroom .and bat.h Kercheval Wednesday night, decor and workmanship. CUSTOM PainUng and Dec- STONE - Patios, walks, • October 18, at 10:45 p.m., and 4 additional bed- YORKSHIRE Window Clean. BUILDERS • TRIMMING, GARDENING This showplace MUST rooms and 3 baths. Well orating, Wan papering. ing. Reasonable: Free esti. lJowel'boxes, stone repairs and spotted a purse in the BE SOLD. TU 1.6300. Guaranteed. Free est!. of aU t)'pes. . & REMODELERS middle of the street. Check. priced - excellent con- mates. Insured. SS5-0894, • LAWN SERVICE dition and a prestige mates .. LA 1.5716. 882-'7418. WATERPROOFING _ Base. • ing the identification, they OXFORD - 2' bedroom Farms location. What ------ment leaks. Additions, Dormers discovered it belonged to a brick BUNGALOW with more could you ask? GEORGE S. DALLY G.OLMIN 16 Years in the Pointes Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms • LEAF REMOVAL girl who 'lived in the area. expansion attic, attached Kitchens, New Homes TV 4-0600. Painting, paperhanging serv- WINDOW CLEANING FREE ESTIMATES The youths, Harry Rice, garage and nice 80 foot SERVICE .SNOW REM0VAL 294 EasUawn, and Tom frontage. Quick occu. ing this community over 30 NO JOB TOO SMALL • LOVELY ENGLISH near FREE ESTIMATES Custom Garages and Doors Graupmann, 217 Newport, pancy ran be arranged years. Licensed • Bonded _ Insured the Village. 4 bedrooms, WE ARE INSURED immediately went to the ad. and good mortgage may 881.7480 Alter 8 p.m. 773.9133 • 21f.1baths plus quarters Free Estimates and Planning GENE'S dress and gave the purse to be assumed. TV 1.4200. 372-3022 lhe girl's mother. on 3rd for your teen. INTERIOR.EXTERIOR • agers and their stp-reo! A-OK Window Cleaners. Ser- FINANCING ARRANGED LANDSCAPE Refusing a reward from PRESTWlCK - FIRST PAINTING MANY P 0 R C JI E SCAN F a s t occupancy and vice on storms and screens. (M 0 S TREASONABLY) lhe $17 in cash in the purse, OFFERING of this at- COMPLETE Decorating the youths just said they move-in conditiun. $52,- Free estimates. Monthly BE REPAIRED AS GOOD • SERVICE tractive brick RANCH service. Paper hansing 8nd hoped the girl was all right 000. TU 4.0600. rates. 521-2459. AS "GOLDEN NEW." DO- with carefree aluminum removing. Material, work- 881-1024 Free Estimates 821-5411 and left. MYSELF - BRICK AND trim in the Woods. Ccn. mankship guaranteed. For CALLEBS and son window Minutes later, the girl F A MIL Y COLONIAL BLOCKLAYING - MOST tral air conditioning. estimates call and carpet cleaning. Rea. EASTERN TREE and stump called home and said that with 4 bedrooms, 2th. REASONABLE ALWAYS. A- 1 CARPENTRY IMMEDIATE occupancy sonable price. Free esti- removal. Insured. 293-4069 she lIad placed her purse baths plus quarters on WILLIAM FORSYTHE (32) YEA R S EXPERI- Quality Workmanship and priced to sell. TU mate. '772.9555. or answering service. 773. on top of her car and had 1.4200. 3rd, modern kitchen, VAlley 2.9108 ENCE - ALL REFER. Reasonable E N C E S. A.1 GUARAN- 0600 driven oCf, forgetting about sun room,' library, 2 Also small jobs -.--.------the purse. When she heard car garage with apart- INTERIOR and ext e r i" r 21M-SEWER SERVICE TEED WORKMANSHIP - Suspended Ceilings OXFORD - Only $26" painting. Free estimates. SNOW REMOVAL-Free es- about the two youths she 900 on' this delightful ment above, immediate PORCHES REBUILT OR timates, Pete Maguet and just couldn't beli('ve her occupancy and owner is Quality materials use d. SEWERS CLEANED, broken REPAIRED - "FREE" 775-3563 LIe. 2 bedroom corner BUN. Free estimates. LA 7-5318 Sewers repaired. Guaran. Sons, 771.8360. good luck. GALOW with expan. anxious. Good buy at ESTIMATE ANY DAY ------$42,900. TU 1-6300. alter 6. teed. Reasonable rates. ANY TIME - "TRY" KITCHEN sian spa c e on 2nd, 881-0063 or 779.1225. glassed terrace, garage CALLING ME RIG H T REMODELING GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE NOW (or) TON I G H T and immediate occu. BUNGALOW on B r y s TED'S ADVANCE MArnT~WANCE We ~nstan with nothing to do but AFTER 7:00 P.M. 839- pancy. TU 1-6300. Electric Sewer Cleaning JOANNA WESTERN (PRIVATE CHA~FFEURE,D' move in - 3 bedrooms, WALL PAPER REMOVING 9899 (TONY VARCHETTI). EXCLtJSIVEL Y COMMERCIAL- SEE DISPLAY AD ON Formica-Sink Tops COLONiAL with 3 bed- dining room, g a m e s RESIDENTIAL WINDOW SHADES Free Estimates - Insured PAGE 5. Cabinets-All Styles LIMOUSINI rooms, plus nursery, 2 roo m and garage. All Work Guaranteed PAINf !\HUflUfS. BliNDS 565.9555 K,MJ1M.ANN baths, den and 2 car Owner moving North. 884-9512 Built-Ins-Installed SJOftM ooor..!1 AND WINDOWS garage. Ideal starter Well priced at $28,900. 21P--WATERPROOfING Free Estimates 51RVICE home for young mar. TU 1.6300. R. & T. PROFESSIONAL EL~C'I1RIC SEWER clean. No Obligations rieds and good value painting, interior and ex. ing. No foota:.ge charge. BASEMENTS WATER- No Delays terlor .. Free estimates. 462 Telephone price. 17 yeara PROOFED - Reasonable at $24,900. TU 1.6300. FIR S T OFFERING of Bill Paige GRA""TOP Roland, Grosse Pointe experience. Cal Roemer, rates, workmanship guar. 371.0403 anteed. 881.Q063or 779.1225. QUAD.LEVEL In popular CO%)' 3 bedroom alum. Farms, 882-4586. Plumbin g. TU 2.3150. SALES AND SERVICE Liggett School section Inum sided BUNGA- QUALITY WORK by carpen. 15011 KERCHEVAL MUST BE SOLD - 3 LOW very handy to Hill J. W, KLEINER ter with over 20 years ex. J:llt of Aller _ In \.he Peril Gross. Pointe CQb YOUR OWN CONDOMINIUM FOR perlence in Grosse Pointe. TU 1I-l1000 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 shops, schools, bus and All types of basement Clo.ed M~nd.y. lavs., kitchen built.ins, waterproofing Kltchensremodeled, base. TU 2-5300 St. hul's Parish. Ter. AS lOW AS $122 monthly lincl. taxi 331h foot family room, All work guaranteed ments paneled, room addi. I",,'h 0 nom,,,,, I dawn paymenTl 2 car attached garage race, dining room, pan. Licensed Insured tlons, etc. Conscientious. and low interl'st exist. eled games room, g8. Borderir>g the Grosse Pointes or> 4535 Cadieux Rood, Small jobs acceptable. TU TU 2-0717 4.5372. SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES ing mortgage. $49,500. iage. Only $29,800 8nll :US! norl" of Mod Ave.. are the all new Eastpoir>te TU 1.6300. hurry. TV 1.6300. (o'ldom,niums. Scheduled for occupancy on May FOR OVER '12 CENTUR.Y 151h. There are still a limiled number 01 unils avail. Modernization oble. Each unl' leolures a large bedroom. living I"" Sty"~ of ',nc. room. 011 tiled both plus a. kitchen with Hotpoirlt er.ct.d for you JOHNSTONE & rang..... hood venl and dIsposal. Air conditioning. H. F. JENZEN storms. screens. gas hot water heot ore a few of the WA 1-8282 exlras included in the full price of $17.900. The BUILDING estimated $33 monthly maintenance charge ta~es core ",cl..41". JOHNSTONE Home and Industrial repairs. Additions, attics. of heal. water. insurance. SflOW removal. lawfl core Chain Link AII-St •• 1 .nd REALTORS afld al! exterror maintenance, Ample parking. Porch enclosuresj., recreation rooms, kitchens and bathrooms. uarages repaired, remodeling, Rultic Styl.. The Hallmark of Broker Dependability Models open 9 a.m. 104:30 p.m. aluminum gutters, storm doors. EASTPOINTECONDOMINIUMS 21719 Harper MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 'vVe're here to help YOU! 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL 4535 Cadieux Rood 777-6840 881-9744 \ ' -d •••• 4, - ...... _.-...... _~-....-_.- .... Pig, Thirty GROSSE PO'INTE NEWS Thursday, Odober 26. J 972 * * * * Feature Page * * * * eek, turned down three In- Harper Woods AARP Will Eleet Officers Pointers of Interest tations to play at the Coun. y Club. The nominaling commit. The December gathering f/J-