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Vol.33-No. 33 Entered u Seeo.nd Class MaUer at the ISC Per Copy Past Otrlce at Detroit. MIchigan GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1972 '8.00 Per Year 22 Pages-Two Sections-Section One
------;, HEADLINES A Roof Garden for Cottage Hospital 12 Officers of the SCh00 l System Form New WEEK To Fight Ticket Association As Compiled by the Groue Pointe New. Bargaining Currently in Progress; Final Approval I Thursday. August 10 From W00dS Expected in September THE SENATE passed a bill Wtldnesday prohibiting the By Roger A. Waha sale of easily concealable Parking Lot Ordinance Violation Causes Brouhaha; In activity dating back handguns by a vote of 68 to rt 0 t S t fWd d to late 1971, including a 25. Chief target of the bill Cou a e e or e nes ay, unanimous election by se- is the- snub-nosed, cheap, September 6 cret ballot in April 1972, lightweight handgun c01mlon. By Pepper Whitelaw Shores patrolmen agreed ly called the Saturday night special. The bill will now go A dispute between the Board of Education to form the Grosse Pointe to the House. and the City of Grosse Pointe Woods over a park- Shores Public Safety Of- ...... ing lot ordinance passed in September of 1965 and ficers Association (GPS • Friday, August 11 amended in January of 1966, has resulted in legal PSOA). The association action. 0------represents 12 patrolmen PRESIDENT NIXON W\ln a victory tin tthe House yester. The Woods has issued a according to its president day, when the House rejected violation, which is punish- Court Case Bruce Darlington, and ex- by 228 to 178, a mandate to able by $500 fine and/or 90 eludes supervisors. pull U.S. forces out of South days in jail, to Ben Zenn, di. 'rk.c- Shores Bargaining has already be- Vietnam and out of Asia by rector of administrative serv-... gun towards Ihe final ap- October 1, in eXe1Jange for ices for the school system. proval of a contr;:ct. The the release of American Mr. Zenn is charged with op- Sergeant first meeting of the negoti- prisoners of .war and a limit. erating an off.s(reet parking ating committee was held ed ~ease-fire. Friends and lot on July 31 without a Wednesday, August 9, at 3:30 foes of the bill conceded that license. Wood$ Resident Allowed p.m. in the Shores village by ~tself, it wou!d not have The NEWS spoke with PI d G I L offices. Patrolmen Darling- forced U.S. troops out of the board attorney Thomas Coul- to ea ui ty to ess- ton and Robert Bensinger, war. ter who said last wintc.s: the er Charge Stemming along with association attor- issue came to head. Sub. from Shooting Ind- ney John Mazer, represent. Saturday. August 12 seq::ently a meeting was dent in March ed the GPSPSOA, while Vil. ANDREW B. TOPPING, Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. held on the staff level with lage Superintendent Thomas 21, an ex-GI, a veteran of Pictured on Cottage Hospital's new roof ter's new projects committee, MRS. HENRY S. Woods City Manager Chester By Roger A. Walta K. Jefferis and attorney Wi!. ~he Vietnam War, was seized garden, la~dscaped through the gener(1sity of the WALKER, president of the Center, and hospital Petersen, Don aid Coats, Ham W. Killebrew represent- In New York's Central Park Grosse Pomte Garden Center, are (left to right) administrator RALPH L. WILGARDE. Woods Director of Public A Shores detective is ed the village. yesterday aft e r allegedly MRS. JOHN W. MULFORD, chairman of the Cen~ Safety, George CaUin, Woods' angered over the reduc. The three-hour me e tin g paying a S e c r e t Service Attorney, Mr. Zenn, and Mr. tion of a charge against was termed a "good, produc- agent $1,000 to assassinate Coulter. an arrest
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The man who is not afraid I of failure seldom has to {ace Storm Hits Pointe I Fight Ticket IPolice Union it. (Continued from Page 1) set at 1.4 inches. . (Continued from Page 1) • H.wtJ.u.,. • 'rie. U.h was • flye,. • Ol,lD 11I1I,'inl nooding at some inlersec- In contrast to The CIty, such an ordinance can be • 84111.'in, • Jot", ull.,~ tions, and basements flooded which did not lose any trees, affective against a public TRAP and SKEET • , .. , Coteh • lamphleh I Telephone lines were report. The Park lC?St two trees, school system. (6rolle 'llint~ ed out of service. one on Kenslnglon and the Mr. Zenn said, "We try to SEASON IS HERE//'/. A rough estimate of the second on Yor~shire. Herbert keep up with the five munici. UJine.."erbiul . rainfall in The City, in the l!uger, Park director of pub. palitles' ordinances and coop- 15318 Made TU 1.4 4 ! one and onc.hat! hour period, hc works report~d the usual erate in every way possibte. • ~:XP.~:HT(;F"l HE'" lit ~~;; .il amount of floodmg flJr such but ordinances like this one a storm, statiM that the de- could create a lot of inconsis- • (.l~S f&>- .. partment had received calls tencies in our policies." • .;\CCESSOH IES / of basement flooding tI~d a "I just can't understand few water laterals overfIlled. the Woods' stand. This legal In a 20-minute period, be. action will uttimately cost tween 4:22 p.m. (and 4:34 The Woods, the School Board Ip.m., The Park received 1.1 and Ute taxpayers monies," BEFORE AFTER B. McDaniel Gun Shop i inches of rain. Over 26,000,' he added. CHIMNEY SERVICE 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1-8200 1000 gallons of water were Mr. Petersen said that the Rebullt.Repalred.ChlmneyCovera. MOST MAJOR I pumped Monday night, and school board has been ignor. Incinerator Screens . Vlol.tlona Open Tu.>doy and F.iday 9 am. to 8 PIT. CREDIT CARDS Correeled.Tuek Pointing i Mr. Heger was happy to give ing the Wooos' ordinance on Mon, Wed. Thu", 9 a,m. 10 6 p.m ACCEPTED 1 the "all clear" report Tues- parking lots since the ordi- Advance Maintenance Saturday 9 am 10 4 p.m. 812.5538 I I day morning. nance was passed and that ~I Meanwhile, back al The The Woods will no longer <'800000000 I Farms, Water Superintend- tolerate that type of attitude. Ient Wendell Baker recorded "If they have a disagreement 1.15 Inches of rainfall. Taking with Ute law they should SPECIAL PURCHASE a reading fl'om the rainfall argue their points In court gauge at the station, he noted llnd not just Ignore us," Mr. that the rain slarted at 3:45 Petersen said. SUMMER p.m., increased in intensity That's exactly what the ~ near 4:45 p.m., and let up school board intends to do in at 6 p.m. The Farms reported Municipal Court on Wednes. no problems at its pumping day, September 6. station. It looks as if there will be HURRY! In a morning after inter. a "lot" of action on the sixth. view with John DeFoe, The SKI Farms director of public ONLY THREE DAYS LEFT service reported six base. Sergeant scoOP ments flooded in the e1ly. A lal'ge tree limb crashed down FANTASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS in front of 173 Ridge Toad (Continued fronl Page 1) Save at during the storm, ~md was shooting stemmed from an OM CURRENT STYLES removed by the DPW as it earlier argument between was blocking the road. Arc- the two in which Maynard apparenUy, threatened Geha, 8a-varian Villa,9t ing wires were reported to The Farms police that night. who ultimately followed him. Sergeant Mustazza said Now is a greal time to Jove on ski equipmenl. Many STOCK UP NOW-AND SAVE! The Shores reported no. that Geha could have run speciol purcha.es ~ave been mode to offer tllet. Sum. major damage from the French Shriner E. J. Hickey's away upon the threat but mer Ski Scodp Saving. 10 our customer!. Some C1r.IOJt storm. Village Superintend- 1246 Wa.hing'on Blvd. 17140 Kercheval Ave. dido't; instead, he pursued season's models, dl are great recognized ski IterM 01 ent Thom:!s K. JefferIs gave Delroil Groue Poin'e Maynard. "Geha could have super savings if 'Iou ad NOW. layaways or. accepted a reading of The Shore water turned off 10 different ways or use 'lour charge cord. Lots of new 1973 ski rneo.chon. Whaling's Whaling's gauge, installed in 1969, and but he didn't do it," he dise is now in stock ot regular price. A greal chonce to 221 Fisher Bldg, 203 Pierce Ave. said that 1.35 inches of water slated. Delloit Birminghcm fell between 4 p.m. ar-d 240moclel all sizes pi COMPARE. Although the chances for , 120 model 20 '1; 5:15 p.m. the case to be reopensd are Compare at $55.00 KOFLACH In comparing the figure ,,: ", •... \ 213 ani '/ dim, Sergeant Mustazza is . ... '\,!!I ' Austrian Mad. Whit. 51ar laeer with a Shores rainfall chart, slill trying to contact the RAICHLE :.~~:. SKI BOOTS Mr. Jefferis deduced that proseclltor's office. \" .. Ihn's - bdiu' -111\ Si,.. Sicl Scaap a rainfall of Monday night's u 50 intensity could be expected NOW 33 pr. AlI~r::~.w c:? every two years. Milla.ge Hike 00 HATHAWAY The Woods also reported Compare at $125 no major damage. However, (Continued from Page 1) ~n The Woods, there were STRATO I two accidents on Mack duro with 1971.72. Inc.! In Brilliant Red and Navy ing the storm. One occurred Operation 1971.72 19'z.7~ Dee. at 3:52 p.m. on Mack south Operation R of Norwood drive. The sec- Operation-Excess(15 MUls) 8.90 8.65 .,25 oof Garden 99 ono happened slightly over (Voted) 19.71> 19.?1> "'- an hOl1r later. at 5:16 p.m. Tolal Operatlon 28.60 28.35 ,.25 I si~~p Debt retirement (2.65 mills 79 on Mack north of Anita in 1971.72) will be 2.57 mills, (Continued from Page]) ! PRICE avenup-. a dec~'ease of .08 for lil72. badminton court and shuffle- Similar accidents recorded board in one corn!:r of the This Pre-Foamed shell Is in The Farms, as one acci- 73. roof garden. tough injection movlcled dent occurred right outside The school tax rate for all The Grosse Pointe Garden polyethylene, with 0 full The Farms boundaries, on pu~poses in all taxing .units, Center sponsors a horticul. hinge. It fits great and Mack and Gateshead road ex _ept the. Tow n s hip of (l!ral show at the Grosse looks like a milJjcn (the continuation of Kerby Gro~se Pomte and a small Pointe War Memorial in the bucks Only TOO pair road.) A second collision wa.s portIOn o~ T,he ~oods, dur./ spring and fall. Mrs. John are ovailabl. NOW ... reported in the parking lot In~ lhe 72.73 fiscal year, W. Mulford is chairman of slop in lor test fit. be hind the Sears-Kroger will be $30.92. per $1,000.of the new projects committee, shopping block. There were s tat e equahzed valuation which su''''ested to the Cen. no serious iniuries. compared with $31.25in 1971- ter's bo:~d members the BEGINNER SKI 72 or a decrease of $.33 per decoration of the roof garden, PAC KAGE SET CATCH.ALL $1.000. and Mrs. Henry S. Walker • ""hI' ".;,•• , Ia,.,i." Save SOPHISTICA TED A soh, IIghl ,hirt. Siripe, in Take a look into you r The Board of Education is president of the Center. A"'''.'' - Now blue, red and bfown, Solids wifc's purse if )'OU want seeks approval of two oper. .' ':;'~:' /11••• ,1 .,,01, In (ose, blue and has everything new going for it: goes up-state aid wide ribbing, U-neck, deep goes down! Un- waistband. Novy, burgundy or ohappy taxpayers rust. 8 to 20 sizes. $7. I'm back where I started, I need JacobsonS millage." 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S WIll. VAI.IDATE YOUR TICKET Prop I is for 1.2 mills for ONE YEAR • I ,'l r, Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 17, 1972 Drunk Driver [Woods Youth Judg D la P Take $300 Lens P PRICED RIGHT • MADE RIGHT NOlV "in Knotv" Sets Record e oug s aterson rank Proves Hears 16Cases in City During Course Safety Hazard When YO~ot "In the Steve HaU;:;, ot Broad. know." asking a pollee offl'l 'one road, helped wrap up ------I A Konlca Hexanon 21 mm An alert --Lochmoor bOUie-II J,C'(jC)SS cer for assistance Is the "'ueen ot Peace's track sea. The City of Grosse Pointe found guilly. Sentencing ~et lens, valued around $300, was vard resident contacted the smart thing to do. However ~on by setting a new state Municipal Court convened on for later date, stolen from Joseph Glickman Woods Department of Public Tuesday, August B. Sixteen So thfi Id h S f t S t d in the case of a Harperlrecor for the 8BO-yard run Sean Patrick Kelly, was 0t u e wile he con. a ey a ur ay, August 12, Woods motarist it led to his. '3t thed S.U.S ..Detroit Striders cases were heard by Judge charged with possession of ducted a photography course and reported s?meone put a I AWN I NG\S ~ arrest for drivi~g under the i Invitational Track and Field DougllU L. Paterson. marijuana. He pled guilty, at Parcells J u n i 0 r High. st~ing across Sunningdale influence of liquor. And he i Meet. Charged with having open was found guilty and fined 20600 Mack avenue, on July d~lve, near Fairway avenue, also was issued a violation: The meet which was sanc. alcoholic beverages in ave- $75. His case will be re- 9. wIth cans attached to the for 8n expired operator's Ii.llioned by the Michigan Track hlcle were Daniel Demani- viewed in six months. Woods Detective Everett ends. PERMANIZED cense Friday, AUlllist 11. and Field Federation and the gold, Michael Conboy and John Em met t Kenealy, Plumb recci~ed are po r t The resi~ent was concern- While on patrol at Ridge- Michigan A.A.U. was held at Peter B. Fleming. All three B15'h Ellair was charged from Mr. Glickman Me-oday, ed of possible dangers Ihis I mont road and southbound Stevenson H I g h School in pled guilty and were found with speeding. He pled not August 7. He said whoever posed to motorcyclists in the i FOR ALL YEAR SERVICE Mack avenue, Woods public Sterling Heights Saturday, guilty. Decision as to pay- guilty and was found not I took. the lens left the case ~rea. ,?fficer Richard Prietz' safety officer John Albrecht August 5. ment of costs of $27.50 each guilty. His case was dis. and a lens shade behind. Im!"edlately.1 0 cat e d the spo CONTRACt AWARDED I- At a meeting held on Mon. day, August H. the Park I council awarded a contract to the James Tree Service for the removal of 28 dis: I eased city-owned elm trees. [ The firm offered to do the I jo~ fo~ the sum of $3.222, For usmg Its own dump. , New in the Li persona neighborhood? I .. Ifs not all bad... loans ~ I turn to us The VVelcome Wagon i hostess will help! i A ~ Call today: 886-1551 ! 881.5791 i "Thats my bank" , q' ... .. Thursday, August 17, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five rosse oi tnltrgenC!j ~emtatial llureau Park Hikes JJ7aterRates I New Chief Typing By James J. NJaim 1, during which ;>eriod the Mailing Park householders wlll be city will absorb the water lOll .mh!ual an !ht fliJi given a br{ 10k in lhe p8y. cost Increase Imp 0 sed by tuxtda '1-7Sti7 ment of their water bills Detroit, It was disclosed at from November 1 to January a council meeting held on ------Monday, August a. City Manager Robert Slone r------...HO-GER-BEE'S THE NAME said he and City Attorney Richard ;Rohr had spoken INSURANCE IS MY GAME with members of the Detroit Water Board and were told Please call for quote on- The Park will have to go along with lhe rate hike AU'fO which amounls to 23 cents per 1,000 cubic feel. HOMEOWNERS Due to expensell The Park LIABILITY incuu for leakages, fire hy. dranls and maintenance of Acting on lhe recommend. LIFE master water melers and ation of City Manager Robert PENSION equipment, It will be forced Slone, the Park council at its to add an extra two cents to regular meeting held on Mon. GROUP the charge. This means Park day, August 14, approved the residents' rates will b" hiked appoinlment of Acting Chief HOGERBEE 25 cents per 1,000 cubic feet. of Police HENRY 0'1 The minimum waler bill COONCE to the post of chief. INSURANCE AGRNCY will be $3.25 as compared to Coonce, 44, who officially 18514 Mack Ave., Grosse Pte. Farms the previous $3 minimum. held the rank of lieutenant, but designaled as assistant Phone: 881-6022 Mr. Slone recommended to I the council that the city as. cbief, succ\1cds Chief Gerard sume the increase from No. Kesieloot who retired from vember 1 to January 1. This lhe force on August 1, after will amount to approximately 30 years of service with the community. Coonce autom:lt. $1,000. This was approved. CHARTER SAILING Mler January 1, the in. ically became acting chief ON AMERICA'S CUP 70 FT. 12 ME'fER until his confirmation as crease will be passed Oll to the city's consumers. The chief by the council. Day Sailing In recommending Chi e f BUSINESS Park buys all of its water from Detroit. The Park is Coonce, Slone praised the of. ENTERTAINING billed for the amount of wa- ficer as an able policeman Individuals-Families' and a capable police admini. Small Group" ter used, Mr. Slone said. The amount of water consump. strator. The vote for the ad. Extended tion by each household also vancement was unanimous. Great Lakes determines how much the The new chief, a native of householder must pay for Danville. 111., came to De. Cruising troit as a boy and received North Chcnnel- sewage dispollal, which is :II. (of Lake Huron) so bandIed by Detroit. his e d u cat ion in Detroit Georgian Bay The rate increase amounls schools. While at ten diD g And other GREAT LAKES to about eight percent. Easlern Higb School, on his Waterskiing- Diving- 17th birthday, July 16, 1945, Fishing ROCKING CHAIR STOLEN he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He was Racing Mrs. R3lph Chouinard, 456 honorably discharged on Sep. Group Charters for NeH, called City police on tember 29, 1946, with the rat . . Friday, August 4, to report Maior ing of corporal. Great Lake Rcces that someone had removed a Following his discharge THE BEAUTIfUL '"NORTHERIl LIGHT" C.OMPLETERACING GEAR large, brown, wicker rocker from the service, Coonce en. from llie front porch of her • Comfortable quarters for e.tended cruising rolled at Denby High School • 13 ft. powered Boston Whaler home sometime after '1 p.m. and compleled his credits • Licensed ,aplain and crew on the previous day. She told and graduated in 1950. For further information contact: police th ..t the chair was He was appointed a proba. In Detroit Phone: (313) 824-' 053 or 646-6093 too large for one perliOn to remove. tionary patrolman in the Park Department on Seplem- ber 2, 1952.He was promoled ~ 10 corporal on March 28, ...... 1960; made s erg e ant on " March 1, 1963j lieutenant on • I December 12, 1968, and as. • sislant chief on March 16, Grosse Pointe 1970. He is married to the for. mer Jeannine Mack of De. has three treasure houses • • • Iroit. They are the parents of a son, Fred, 21. The fami. ly moved from their home in Detroit two y.ears ago and now reside in The Park. . . . its libraries m The new chief has the dis- . tinction of being the first motorcycle policeman in The Did you know that Park, when the Department purchased a two-wheeler in Your Public Libraries have story hours, films, puppet shows, 1956 for betler traffic en- and many other activities for children, conducted by three I forcement. He trained at the De tr 0 it Police Molorcycle librarians specializing in work with children. School. During his 20 years with ,lhe force, the chief under. took m8ny police associated • training courses from Michi- Friends of Grosse Pte. Library gan State University. Oak. land University, Wayne State University, and Mac 0 m b t&... County Community College. Spot Molester ~.WERTHMANN BROTHERS In The Farllls '''Since 1946" I A 19-year.old Farms girl, 'walking home on Kercheval towards Muir road, noticed a ,I dark green car driving by her several times Thursday evening, August 3. The slrange car followed WHAT A B her to the corner of Muir wHh the driver attempting to 4 GOOD REASONS TO BUY speak to her several times. She noted his appearance and the vehicle's license number 4 PLY POLYESTER CORD before entering a Muir resi. dence for refuge until the car left the area. After staying inside the ~ B-. house for 10 minutes, she went home and contacted Farms pollce. After tracing the license number, the po. lice found it 1 i s t e d to 8 1.MODERN 78 SERIES 4. THE PRle E Harp~r Woods man with a TREAD WIDTH past history of attempted gives the low. wide, husky molestings. look that is so in demand. ,<,' '(~ Engineered for stability ,'L I ) { , 825-14 (G78-14) and steering control. The ; J; , ",' Bla,kwoli Tub.le.. Plu. Shores Police G7S size has a tread width (/ ! r' J' ' Fed. Ex. To. of $2.56 p.r lire. of 6". .. 1" wider than I r j r' I . j Nab Speede,. PRICE. PlUS fED, 2:AGGREsSSIVE ! I I J PU n. ,,,. , A speeding motorist was \lRE . E"CH TIlE 'caught and arrested on a C78-13 26,00 1,95 charge of driving under the TREAD DESIGN (78-14 2514 2.08 thousands of tread edges ; influence of liquor Thursday, in each tire form an agg- E7.814 . 2599 2,24 August 10. ressive tread design for. F7814 27,01 2,39 Shores Sergeant Donald traction and skid resit' G7814 2834 2,56 Jacob spotted the driver go- tance. ing norlh on Lake Shore IlInd II H7814 2990 27~. estimated his speed at 80 3.12/32" TBEAJ) .17814 3240 295 m.p.h. He pursued him to f7815 2701 2.43 Nine Mile road, where the DEPTH G7815 28~4 2.63 driver tried to duck down combination of 12/32" H78.15 2990 281 Ridgeway in St. Clair Shores. tread depth and 78 series After stopping the motorist, design insure long depend. J78 15 3~40 3.01 Sllrgeant J8cob informed him 8bl~ milealle, l78 15 34,64 3,16 of the charge after smelling AU price, plu. Fed Ex. To. per lir. intoxicants on his breath and listening to 'his speech. The driver, John Jay Fir . chau, 22667 O'Connor, St. Open daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Clair Shores, was released on Sat. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. I!!!!! $150 bond and is scheduled Me. to appear in court Monday, September 25. SICK HUMOR WERTHMANN• BROTHERS Paul Dukar, 663 Lincoln. I called City police on Thurs. . "Sin(e 1946" day. August 10, and reported . that someone had cut thc, EAST JEFFERSON-Opposite the Uniroyal Factory 259.2460 ;.[(<4116841 r Words, "Too bad, Hi," with a I knife on the lawn in front of first introduced The rain tire & TIGER #MW .jJ!AJ i his housc the ,night before. , """... .1. Plge Six \ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 17, 1972 \' ------Youth ~ound Over for Trial Man Picked Up, EAN Assisted Bag of Money And Assaulted By Local Groups Taken in Theft A Detroit teenager, chargediCircuJt Court, set for Wednes- wheels from a new 1972 car 20~ DISCOUNT tn a warrant with 8ttempted ~ay, August 23. HIs bond of In • storage lot of ~Ichard I larceny, waived examination $!l(lO was continued and be Buick, 15103 Kerche~'al ave. Four while males who iden. The Pointe Rotary Club An unarmed white male I at a hearing held be for e wa~ releJlsed until that date. nue. titied themselves as pollee and Jaycees have pledged took a papar bag {ull of CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ~ark Municipal Judge Wi!- C~llmer was arrested by Wedding, who was on va. oClicers, picked up a De- their support to Envlronmen- money from the Johnson Milk I Sales - Service - Installation ham E. Speer on Wednesday, Park\ Di!t. lRobert Salfyrd, cation at the time, met Sai. troit motorist. assaulted hIm tal Action Now, (EAN), In Depot,. 21143 Mack avenue, August 9. who \\as 0« duty, and Park fyrd at the comer of Kerche- and dropped him off some its new program with the and escaped afoot Wednes. three hours later, l<'riday, The youth, James R. PatrollllBn Richard Wedding, v&l and Lakepolnte. Both National Bank of Detroit to doy, August 9, Woods police August 4, according to REPCO SERVICE COMPANY Cramer, 17, of 2145 Philip, on Jul~ 31, in .the aot of ofificers observed Cramer beautify five different areas, said a five dollar bill, some was bound over for trial in remov,in~ two t Ire s and and another youth talking Woods police. one in each of The Pointes. singles and c h an g e was 881.8828 885-9177 ------...... ------together and actin, in a sus- John Criswell told police financingUndel'takingfor someE I w 0ofr thythe stolen. . 1.. .. be was stopped by the men, \ plclous manner. The young Field's passive play area in After takmg,the money, ,1 _ o...ON'-f \ palr separated. who were driving a blue- green, four-door, 1971 Plym- Tbe City are the Rotarians. I the man told the clerk not to ,() ~(', \ The one young man re- outh, on Mack at Torry. Plans 8re being made to be. (call the ~?lice for 15 minutes ;:: r; \\ malned .at the co rn e r, gin ttlis project as soon as ~cause someone Is watch. o ~ watched by Salfyrd, and After parking his truck on I Torrey, Mr. Criswell said the heavy construction work is mg y~u from across ~e ~-t-1t. s,,~' \ Cramer was seen entering completed at the field. street. After over 10 mm. .. the lot by Wedding. Cramer men questioned him about b r ea kin g and enterings. The Jay c e e 15 have ap. utes. the clerk went to the SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20,000.00 croucbed down between two When he denied any knowl. pointed Representalive Wi!. HarrISon P a i n t Company, edge of such incidents, he Ham R. Bryant, Jr., a Jay. 2114~ Mack, and as.ked Ned was struck in the stomach cee member, to work with HarrISon to ~all police. COLONIAL FEDERAL S~VINGSI;!~:~,.E'i:i~~h~and chest by one 01 the men. Mrs. G. William Duffield, Upon calling, the clerk He was held in the car EAN president, on the Three l~lt the store and ~. Har- DETROIT 18901 Kelly at Moross-DR 2'8fJ77 from the second front wheel Mile Park nature trail proj. flSon was unable to gIve any EAST DETROIT 16761 Nine Mile at Gr8tlot-~R 1.8820 of a ~ar, which was on jacks. around three hours and driv- ect in The Park. r~bbery information. But po- LINCOLN en as far away as Gratiot, GROSSE PTE. WOUDS 20247 Mad< ~,t Hunt CI~:tTU 6-1080 The lugs bad already' been Jim Shoreck, president of bce quic.k1y ~rrived at the GROSSE PTE. FARMS 63 Kercheval O~ the, ~dl. -TU 6-6661 removed from the other front by the City Airport. Mr. Cris- the Kercheval-in-The-Park scene to IDvestigate the theft. HOURS: 9:30 !!.m.-4:30 p.m. FrJday I/I/B!p.m. wheel, according to .the of- well told pollce that the men stopped other cars during Business Associalion, a 1S 0 The thief was des~ribed as that time, with two of them expressed an interest in the heavy set man, about 5'8" ~ NOW Invest now in Colonial Firsl Savings fi~~mer and his companion questJoDlng people. development. The pro j e c t tall, with short hair. and 6% Certificates..... ompounded were arrested and taken to Mr. Criswell claimed that will slart at prime planting wearing white and browli . . the station where, after ques. time in the spring. checked pants. Quarterly to give you ,a new high lioning Cramer was charged while in the car be saw a H IG H E R pollce-type radio but couldn'! EAN hopes more local or------Effective Annual \Interest of with aUempted larceny. HIs remember hearing anything ganlzations wi.!l follow the MIRROR SHA'lTERED EARN INGS.... 6.136%. Issued i~ minimum, friend was ~eleased because broadcasted. Rotary and Jaycees' lead. ,Phillip H. Dawson, 323 . amount of $5,000. You choose maturity d"e between of lack of evidence • The men were described T(luraine road, called Farms . police. Friday, August 4, to ~_. two years and five years. Stop in at any of pur offices SOMETHING ADDED as follows: one was around 28 to 32-years-old, over six Girls Dalnage report damage to his 1969 for complete details. . II Wives who go on vacation feet tall, about 175 pounds, Ford station wagon. Some- and !leave their busbands with light brown hair and a Friend's Bike one sha ttered the left rear- 103 Kercheval on.the-NIII TU 1-5000 alone Illay .. DON'T •••••• LIT YOUR NO" CRAMP YOUR STYLE HYGRADES Live spaciously, right where you are, with all the bedrooms you need, a BALLPARK FRANKS 79~. convenient extra bathroom, a family room for the good times, a recrea- =:;= tion room for the kids or a work-saving dream kitchen. SWIFT'S PREMIUM You can have all this without moving, just by calling CUSTOMCRAFT BACON 79~. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. Why not give us a call and see how easily we can conver. yo.ur present house, in your own familiar neigh- USDA CHOICE borhood, into a gracious new home? CUSTOMCRAFT will remodel to suit your wants ... and we do the One Year-Wayne County and CHUCK STEAKS o St. Clair Shores $6.00 95~. whole job, from planning to finish. We protect you with straightforward Fine for Barbecuing _. advice, detailed specifications, honest price and expert workmanship. Six Months $4.00 , , o McCORMICKS For new living space you'lf be proud of, call CUSTOMCRAFT and get cur ideas and planning help without obligation. Financing available. One Year - Out of County and o Out of State $7.00 MEAT MARINADE 29~. Six Months $5.00 CALIFORNIA o THOMPSON Clk2[Q.M C~4l;T SEEDLESS GRAPES o SchoolTerm-Sept.-June ... $5.00 49~. IUILDING & IIMODrLlNG CONTRACTORS • IESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL MICH. f/1 NAMl Home Grown ...... • > 881-1024 ADDRlSS TOMATOES CITY 39~. 11332 MACK AVE.-GROSSE POINTE 41236 STAn III' CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDEO LIVABILITY w. Cany a Compl.t. Selecllon of FIn. Win.. and Uquon 10 Complem.nl Evory Mo~l' ." Serving Tltls ArM Since J956 Quality and Service as always ... • ~" ,'~ ''''.' ...... ' ' ..... "'.' , .•.• of'" ...... ' ," ~- .• -, •••• _ .•. _ •..... - ~-- -""., IPIt,r,'l..' .. -:: ,,, ••- •••. ,11 .. ,- Thursday, August 17, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven ------_._------======c===c~ lIope to Buy 300 New Buses Woods Okays GP Memorial Church I tJp.n $undoy. 10:00 to 4:00 Aluminum Siding The General ~[anager of public transportation buses CAFQE Request To Hold Even:ng Rec:tal'I' ~ and Trim SEMTA, lhomas H. Lips- used by the DSR and subur- II II WE DELIVER comb, has stated the 300 ban companies includes 401 By Roger A. Waha ------I 0. Or"'" ...... Mo .. White or Colors buses which the SEMTA buses which are 12 )'ears old C' I "Music for Night People" Mary Locke, violinist, wife: R 0 SLY"'. Boatd hopes to buy in the or older and arc parI o~ a A requ~st from the " I~- is Grosse Pointe Memorial of the Rev, Eugene Locke, I~ flsnal year 1973 arc badly total of 563 buses which are zens Association for Quality , Id Id Education," (CAFQE), to use Church's way ~f presenti~g minister oC Christian Edu- MAR K ET needed to update bus fleets, 10 years 0 or 0 er. the Woods City Hall meeling to the commumt.y the ar!I~' cation, will present Beetho. POINTE SCREEN & SASH,IHe. used for routine public trans. I "These ancient buses con. room started a discussion on try of young. serious. mUSlCI- ven's" Romance" as her se. Olde.t In the WoolII. portation in the Detroit ~Ietro. tribute to poor reliability of the organization's purpose, ans. an e~emng recital. The leclion. Mrs. Locke received 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 politan area, service to bus patrons and and busing, at the Woods reg-I reCital ~il1 be held at ~O her Bachelor of Music de. ~1020 MACK .t Ro.I~" R", Lipscomb said "At the cause high maintenance costs ular rouncil meeting Monday, p.m., .Fnday,. ~Ugust 18, In gree from Goucher College 184.3600 present time, the fleet of to management. The newer August 7. the aLr.- condltlOlI;e~ sanctu. and has studied in Vienna. ! 1. _ ------,------.------buses will increase passenger . ar)', It IS not a religiOUSserv- Returning home from 311 ------comfort through air condition. As it turn~d out, ..t. was ice, The atmosphere will be European concert lour with Grosse Pointe's Best Buy ing an<: better seating and agreed that CLty AdmLDlstra. one of inCormality and easy the Boston Conservatory oC thereby bring about better lor 'Chesler .E:. Petersen ha.s listening. No tickets are re- Music Choir will be Bet3Y patronage, the responsibility to permit quircd Parcells, soprano. daughter In addition, the buses will the group to use the room.' of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Par. also redu~e air pollution CEFQE wished to meet every The Memorial Tower Carll- cells, Jr., of Cloverly road, sincil they wiU have the latest Thursday evening from 8-11 Ion will be played by James Miss .Parcells' contribution environmental packages to p.m, through September 28. Scott beginning at 9:30 p.m. Cor the evening recital will greatly reduce emissions." AIter a discussion on the People are encouraged to be a group of art songs, She Lipscomb pointpd out that group's purposes and goals, gathe~ on the lawns sur- began her prvmising career most of the population rides the council voted 5-1 voicing ro~mdmg the ch~rch to hear in the Youth Choirs of Mem. in autonobiles and that no no objection to CAFQE's reo thiS 'prelude musIc. Mr, Scott orial Church and will return one would reasonably expect quest to solicit funds from studied, campa~alogy at a to Boston this {all to begin them to ride arounll in cars Woo d b residents provided M~ster s Class m Ann Arbor her junior yea r as a voice CALL VOGEL-RITT 10 years old /lnd older. It that the council be furnished thiS summer and attended an major. FOR ALL PEST PROBLEMS is also unreasonable to ex- with a letter authorized by International Congress for Phyllis Crossen, daughter 00-1' ou11 I I I ~ . Ca 'l'llonneurs I'n l'oronto He .O'lt' ••,' ,rl','lrPt,o'u'l,t.O"S"o I,t,',., B'. : pect those citizens who by its board of directors ind1- I . of Dr, and Mrs. Robert Cros.. ou tll , i preference or necessity pa- eating that no solicited funds is th~ son of Dr, and Mrs. sen, oC Tonnancour place, ~t~f~~~h'K:'1:o'l:'p~m~R~: I tronize public transportation be utilized for politicaL ac- Mamon S~ott, of Ballantyne will pia)' a clarinet solo, .Olt prooltJll •. to have to ride around in livity fOI' or aginst any canw- road, Mr. Scott is sta.rung hiS "Fantasie and Rondo" by ~ot obsolete 'and unreliable pub.. date running for office. May.. fourth year as carIllonneur Weber, with her mother, Bet. ~ AUCn:gtn f .. . I Ch h 12111Imd Rlnr-TE 4-6jjOQ lie transportation equipment, or Kenneth McLeod voted 0 ,.. emona urc. tejane Crosr.~n performing Pelton.w''''''''', .....I.. J. Old buses are being dis. "no," and Councilman George The 57-rank Allan Sheldlln the piano accompaniment. ,.IIT.""IIII,...U4-4902._ posed of as rapidly as new S. Freeman was absent. Memorial Organ console wllI Miss Crossen has spent the ------._--- equipment is being bought. The PLlrposes of CAFQE be moved to. the. center. of summer at Interlochen and Last year, 154 new replace- include the retention of the the chancel mto itS reclhl has also been active in the ment buses were bought, hut neighborhood school concept, ~osition ~vith the keybo~rds Youth Choir Program of the since that time the DSR alone locaL con t r 0 I of pub 1i c m, full vI,ew. The organ~sts, church. has disposed of more than schools, equal opportunity for Allee Ste~nbach an? Ru"seIl Mozart's "Flute Quartet in 170 old buses. These were quality education for all chilo Nelson, w~ll be playmg works D Major", K. 285 will add LUXURIOUS FARM COLONIAL in such condition that they dren and a fair and equita- by ~anglals a~d Franck. Mrs. the ensemble sound to t:le 6 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 lavs, 3 fireplaces, copper plumbing and sprinklers. brought average prices con. ble means for the financial Stembach, Wife of Dr, AI- evening's program. Ensem. Anderson windows. large formal dining room, (amily room, birds.eye maple siderably less than ;;500 and support of public schools. b,e~t Steinb".eh, a Poin~e phy. ble performers from Wayne paneled library, built.in elevator, finished ree. room, wet bar, carpeting, drapes, do not meet state require. Chairman Kenneth Roy said slclan" has bee!, studymg or. State University's music de. new kitchen, heated 2 car attached garage, early occupancy, mo~e.in condition. ments for school busing. The the group, which is opposed gan at Memonal Church for partment include Sue Ivers, All rooms are spacious. Offered by owner. price of new buses is over to forced busing, is interested the p.ast two years. M~. Nel- flute; Anna Marie Slach, vio- $40,000 each, in soliciting membenhip and son IS an organ maJor at lin; Franklin Falcon, viola; VA 1-0582 Lipscomb stated that the also funds. Wayne State University and and Marcia Fisher, 'ceIlo. h f th . . has been the organ teacher The church hopes that you pure ase 0 ese buses has One of Its purposes, is to at tIle church thl's summer. no connec t.IOn WI'th Ju"ge-' acc~pt donations and contri. He is also the organist at will attend this "Music for Roth's order for the purchase buhons as a means for car- St James Catholic CllUrch Night People" and share its C9&~~~Ulfl. of 295 buses for school chilo ring out their various pur. in' Ferndale. pride in these young artists, SENSA TIONAL! dren. The original SEMTA poses and "generally to en. ~ For further information call Board decision to apply for gage in any lawfuL activity 882.5330. I~l,r- grants to buy 300 new buses of a non-profit corporatiol' who stressed encouraging I .------was dated January the 17, as may be necessary, proper residents to get involved in Success 'Jlat is not planned long before April 11 when or incidental to the carrying this "common cause," was and worked for is never en. Eastland Row J d R th f. t k d approved b.vthe flouncil. Il'oyed. u ge - 0 was Irs as e ouJ," of their purposes, "- Condominium to order the purchase of D u r in g the discussion, buses. Councilman Ben jam in W. Townhouses in Neither thc federal Jaws, Pinkos said he opposed solie- Harper Woods is under which grants for bus iting money in The Woods for ~HOUSE RAISING I purchases are now made, political action and referred city living at its very nor the draft state laws, to the group working to ou~t ,-PIERS & FOUNDATIONS best-elegant which have not y~t been 1 4 t h District Congressman townhouses in an enacted by, the Legislature, Lucien Nedzi in the primary. would permit the use of pub- " ';-FLOOR LEVELING & established quil't lie transportation funds for Mr, Roy rephed, regardmg bus purch.ases other than for Ithe grou~'s "non.su~port" of :-Understructure Repairs neighborhooCl-and public transporlation pur. Mr. Nedzt, that the congres~. yet designed for cozy poses. These are defined in an .a~~g~dly cha~ge~ ~LS n: and comfortable the Bill now before the YICW 111 mld.stream Ob bu.s. S e n ate 'as transportation mg. The group r.an an ad m • We Work All Year Round living. Everything For Sale service to the general pub. the NEWS to thiS effect a'!1d Insured - All Work Guaranteed from the shag One of the most unusual homes you will ever see. Where is it? lie paying fares individuaIly. supported Howard Austin, Clearly ,this does not cover who was na~rowly defeated carpeting in all the St. Clair, Michigan, and just a stones throw from the famous school busing services. by Mr. NedZl, Mr. R?y and major living areas St. Clair" Inn. Aside from the fact that it's right on the river, we Lipscomb said, "The at. a group member~ald the tempt oC some of the oppon- group wo~~ r~!ram from JAMES 'BEATTY (in a choice of "Her, la'rge living room, dining room, breakfast room, modern ents of public transportation further polillcall~volvement. colours, of course) 1-749-5386 lic. No. 21852 . kitchen, family room, activities room, six family bedrooms and to connect it with the school ,So then the ~otIon by co~m-I and sparkling busing issue was most re- Cllman Marvm R. BoutlD, maid's room. The three car garage is attached. The swimming grettable, The need for pub- modern General pool is a classic. Call 313-889-0500 for further information. lic transportation must stand Electric kitchens on its own medts and the needs of ,the poor, the aged, with their frost free the )'oung and the ph~'sically refrigerator freezer, infirm for its continuance. self-cleaning oven I Public transportation must not be jeopardized by being range, front-loading Purdy and Assodotes connected incorrectly with dishwasher and other issues which must be 889-0500 decidt;a on the b;;sis of their disposal on the own merit." inside to the fully grown lush emerald Trial Date Set sea of greenery on For Suspect the outside. 2 & 3 bedroom Call Us For Help, to I The trial of Douglas Love, I townhouses from I 26, of St. Clair Shores, who's .charged with carnal knowl. 35 Warner - In The Farms $31,990.00 Buy or Sell a Home I edge of a female juvenile, Eastland Row is is scheduled for Tuesday, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 locaten corner September 5, in Way n e SITUATED ON A SHORT WINDING STREET ONLY A 8l0CK LONG AND JUST A STONES WillOW TREEPLAce County Circuit Court, ac- THROW FROM LAKfSHORE DRIVE, THIS GORGEOUS PILLARED COLONIAL IS VACANT Williamsburg and cording to Shores police. AND AVAILA8LE AT A PRICE CONSIDERABLY lESS THAN ITS ORIGINAL OR DUPLICA- A ten room, four bed- TION COST. Vernier in Harper room home in Grosse His pre.trial hearing was held Friday, August 11. Needles! 10 ,oy il ho, ju,1 about everything fu' luxury living and enterlain Woods Pointe Shores near the He was arrested Fridav, ment, It is o~so in move-in condition ond o'ioiloble for immediate occupancy. Yacht CIl!b. Dining Call 884-9366 or June 16. in the case of a 14- MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? room, study, family year.old Shores girl who 961'-2919/Model TU '-6300 room fitted out for was allegedly raped May 26. open Mon., Tues., entertaining. Two fire- places, two and a half Thurs., & Fri. 1 to 7 I baths. Ne~.. central air , GULLlJ11E I p.m./Sat. and Sun. conditioning. I Men do t h c i r shoppin~! noon to 5/Closed 886-5800 q.lIickcr th~n women became 'I' they're more e~slly flat \'('edncsday. lerel1. Offered by Eastland 1 ... ------_._- .. Townhouse il RAYNAL iI Company/961-2919 • YORKTOWI~ PARKWAY il "The House That • • ~ ,<' "', Service Built" . ". r J",J A large home with II I spring fresh decor. :1 "NEW '72 COLTS" I .~},:~.- :-:~~:~',.,.'..~\~. :. 2 OR" ~Or., Hardtop' & Wogctl' I Four bedrooms and two "!" • ~. \. , full baths on the sec- I. NEW '72 51979' ,~:~' , ~.. ond floor and a half , DUSTER • :.~ bath on the main. I I NEW '72 DART • . " family room. Recrea r" . I: SWINGER SPECIAl : tion room. Lorge bright Owner Transferred kitchen Ilith d'lhw(l,hel II ~-fRD~~P 52090 , and range built i". 855 HOllYWOOD - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 I NEW '7,' • 886.420C I 2 year old Colonial in perfect cond;,ior .. Family room - den - 4 bedrooms Zl't both, • DODGE 52170 I ._- 1lot floor vlilily rOom sl10rp !c:i'ct,en with diner - copper ptumbing 10" of il PICK.UP I (orpel _. and 0 "'Joell fa!.I" price :, LARGE SElECTION I Tli 40600 I, OF NEW 1972 • :1 I 3 Grosse Pointe '. DODGE & I IChweit~er I. flLYMOUTHS I Offices 18780 MACK 21300 M/,CK :. All SALE PRIC(o • Grosse Pointe farms Grolse Pointe Woods II See them all at • Rea torI ,5\.. i11I1!1_ 8865800 886.4200 1. RAYNAL BROS. I :: 91~~iC~~~~~RS : :1 LA 6-1300 • Delroit, Mieh 48213 • MEMBERSOJ THI DIlROn AND GAOIII PO.'''I IIAL IltATi BOAIDI I I blO(~ No. '" 19~ Xwoy Branch ollie ... in II Op ..n MoO f, Th,,,, '1119 p.m • DETROn - GROSSE POINTE - ST. CLAIR SHORES - fARMINGTON II Clo!.~d Sot, 'or !he' \\lmmN .. I, , .", I , Page Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 17, 1972 IIEL.'lETS HEISTED garage of Stanley -Day, 340 Four motorc)'cle helmets Lakeland after 9 p.m. on Death Claims Gives Report 'Loud Music $1,132 Camera Wednesday O~ly and two amber sun visors Monday, August 7. Day told ! w(ere stQlen from the locked City police the culprits gain. Burn Victint ,On South High Bugs Residents Taken A.ug. 10 $1.49 . ed entry through the side garage door. .A 21.year-old Warren man,; The additions and altera- I Some professions h a ve A 500 cm camera with a FAMIL Y STYLE FISH FRY picked up by Park police ~f'l lions to South High sChool'j more occupational hazards 150 mm planer lens, valued (ALL YOU CAN EAT) ler he had been set on i.lre which began In November, than other professions. Take, at $1,132, was taken from' by two unknown men, died 1971, "on a comprehcl1sive for example, Micha!!l Qua- the Studio Camera Shop, I TRY OUR WAFFLES Saturday, A~gust 12, In SI. basis is on schedule," ac- tro, 29, who is a band leader 20229 Mack avenue, Thurs-' For Sunday Breakfast Open 9:30 A.M. day, August 10. TU S-2SS0 Joseph HospItal,. Ann Arbor. cording to a progress report and lives at 454 Colonial ~~ The Park poltcemen stop- prepared by Ben Zenn, di. court. Woods public safety oIIi. WeJf;etJ; l Grllnfilld"Wllere American History ComesVillato Life" I,,' ,.. ',,, ",),n ,nl(lUllal,on and Iree color brochures. 371.8470/773.3300 East Side 647.8100 West Side .'l'I~ANSt:ttN'I~INI~N'I~I~rG) trll\'clltilrelill ( I. ?:rae' e.. _. • 'Rcmt • P $ * 'S _"., •• nn __ r t ,J! tn. S _"' •• 7 rr 2 $ • = I Thursday, August 17. 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine INJURES KNEE day, August 4, suffering from ------~ I WOODS OKAYS LICENSE Councilman George S. Free. Terrence Griffin, 19, of 917 a twisted left knee. He was Registration IJ d Spee The Woods Council unall- man absent in action taken U r lb" imously. voice~ no objection Lakepointe, was conveyed to treated and released. A re- ge , , 0 Itu a n as I during the regular meeting Bon Secours Hospital by the port on the incident did not Set at Pierce IConvl'cts Youth . to grantmg a lLcense to Rob. Monday, August 7. Park fire alnbulance from state how the injury occur. . ert W. Culton. 22806 Rose. Windmill Pointe ~rk on Fri- red. I ELIZABETH n. Mr. Monahan founded the dale, S1. Clair Shores, to pick Well-arranged time is a Students new to the area James Melton, 1'1, of o~961 CU~INGHA~ Ed w.ard V Monahan Inc.:' up. sa Ivage or Jun. k' In the sure s~gn of a well-arranged wl'll .be attending Pierce Rohn, Detroit, at a he~~mg A memorial service for General Contractors, Detroit, city The vote was 6.0__w._l_th__m_i_n_d. :-===== wM~dodlSchool for the 1972. held befo.re. Park Munmpal Mrs. Cu.nningham, .41, of 616 in 1922, and retired as presi. . . I e 11 E S on 1 11b h ld dent of the firm in 1960. LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY 73 ear are advised that the Judge WL lam . peer UniverSIty p ace, WI e e Born in Ontario, he is sur- Sa-~e0.0 thI'soonC 1 la'1 nr~llment period begins on Wednesday, August 9, was on Sunday, August 20, at 5 vived by his wife, Nell; two __ Vc; £ V A CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTION (' A t 21 found guilty of simple lar. p.m. in the First Congrega. GL Monday, ugus .... ceny, and receiving and can. tional Church, Traverse City, daughters, M r s. G era I d l.'l:::"l amp Over .ixl)' years experience in Home Study cour$O'. 1'!'ewcomers may ,,0 to the cealing stolen property. The Mich. She died on Wednes- 0' Mea r a and Mrs. Louis - l~ 00r Keep your pre.ent jab while learning a trade at home. office of the school, ~5430 youth pled guilty to both day, August 9, in S1. John Geist; four sons, John F., ~ Self molivolion book. recommend home .tudy. Greal educators and bu.ine .. men have laken from La Salle Kercheval, Grosse POinte charges. Hospital aiter an extended William D., Edward J. and ... made from durable Diploma awarded upon completion of courle. Park, any lime between 9 For the first offense, Mel. illness. Daniel J.; and 30 grand- 'I cuuineL pine and coaled with and 11:30 a.m. the weeks or ton was sentenced to one Mrs. Cunningham gradu- children. u super ttluj1;h finish. OUR fiNE COURSES INCLUDE August ~1 and 28.. !hey needd year's probation, and for the aled from Western Michigan Funeral arrangements were Inlerior Decorating - Complele art training. - draft. their birth certificate an second was remanded to the University in 1952. She taught handled by the Verheyden jng - accounting - law - Diesel mechanics. - air last report card. Detroit House of Correction art in the Dearborn schools Funeral Home. wndilioning ar,oJ refrigeration - dental .aff,ce a •• SPECIAL li.tant - .ecretarial - Stenotype - bUlIne.. man. The opening of all the pub- for a period of 30 days. and was active in arls and Interment will be in Mount "gemen! - computer programming - hotel/molel lie schools has been post. The first conviction in. crafts groups in Michigan. Olivet Cemetel)'. mancgemtnt - re,'auranl/club ond food manage' poned until Monday! Septe~- volved tl'le theft of a bicycle She was a member of the • • • PURCHASE menl. ber 11. The delay Will permit from the home of Donald Grosse Pointe Lea g u e of HENRIETrA D. JOHNSON the secondary schools' stal! Baulch of 1164 Wayburn last Women Voters and served on Funeral services for Mrs. 0 for mar. informalion regarding cOline of YOli' Hc~. 844° 95 choice nnd name - address - phone number to chang'l' from an "austeri- June 29. He was arrested the Pierce Middle School Johnson 81, of 942 Trombley to local diltrict reprenntotiv •. ty" to a "normal" .schedule while riding on :another stolen PTA. road, w~re held on Friday, iVowonly $29 if the millage !,roposals, bike, also from The Park, but A native of Detroit, she is August 11, In the Verheyden Mcil address only: scheduled for Septemb~r 7, this charge was dropped be- survived by her husband, Funeral Home. She died on Din't'l rrol1l a Grund Rapids .~irm KARL ERNST ASSOC. pass. cause of the sccond more Harold C.; a son, Scott; Tuesday. August 8, in Geor. ,t.i!'o uniqll~ Colonil:ll .~Ioor tump c/o La Salle hlension Universily serious offense. three daughters, Lisa, Leslie gian East. f'."I" .... ,'''rI.lu' h"nd Klaz;nK and 15318 Mack Ave. huncl rubhill~ ('ombined wilh }'~~ Gron. Pointe Park, Mi. 48224 North Plans Me 1t on was originally and Sarah; her mother, Mrs. Born in Ohio, she is the lU'rl dislr .. Plge Ten GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, August 17, 1972 Grosse Pointe News 1 ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. __ Me_m_or_ia_' C_en_fe_rS_c_he_du_'e_1 What Goes On OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL What~ new on GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 August 17.August ] 9 - Open Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Second Clln Platll,e Plld at Detroit, JIlUchilin • All Memorial sponsored activities open to the FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Grosse Pointe publlr.. Hospital equipment avail. able for free loan; crutches, wheelchairs, hospital Your Library By VlrginJa Leonard .r..,E ..,III Phone TU 2-6900 beds and heating lamps. Member Mich. I'r,," AuocllUon and NIUonl1 Edllorlll AnoellUon Grosse Pointe Garden Center and Lending LI. By Pat Rousseau NATJONAL ADVUTlSIJ'o'O aIEPaUENTATIV£ brary closed until September 5. When budgets are low, new catastrophe - man's destruc. Weekly New.plper Repreaenl.t1ve, Inc. ~ Fl/lh Annue, New York 18, New Yc>rk BYrlnt 9.7300 Thursday, August 17 books virtually non.existent, lion of the world through his Fashion Frames ... come • 800 R h t R'd' l;: hID C one has certainly been gtad unheeding and willful poison .. in designer fabrics and are CHICAGO OFTJCJ: : a.m. oc es er 1 mg ....c 00 ay amp h' f 3", North Mlchliln AveDIle Phone "'nlnclll 6.2114 • 2 3 P' t IS summer or an occas. ing of the atmosphere, t!l\! ~ found in many sizes and I : 0 p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs, hihp C, ional memorial book, finan. land, the sea and rivers, and i ROBERT B, EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER multi patterns at The Sign Gibbs, Director ciul help from the Friends of finally the human r:tce itself. i WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER of the Mermaid, 75 Kerche. Friday, August 18 the Grusse Pointe Public Li. His new book is entitled: • JANET MUELLER .. .. FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY val. They are featured in • 8:00a.m. IJ,ochester Riding School Day Camp brary, and our monthly quota THE END OF THE DREAM. I JAMES J. NJAIM ...... '. . NEWS • 7:00 p,m. Beginning and Advanced Karate - of McNaughton Books. 'fhesl' Stephen Longstreet has a House and Garden. Great PEPPER WHITELAW "., ,,, .. EDUCATION, NEWS to frame a friend in style! ROGER A. WMiA SPORTS, NEWS Sang Kyu Shim, Director latter. paid for in advance I new novel out: THE PED. KATHY DUFF ...." ,. ,.. "...... , ...... NEWS 7:00 p.m. Catherine Rau-John Morrison Wedding up until the millage, have LOCK INHERITANCE. It is LILLIAN KAHR , " ADVERTISING Reception given us at least a small a worthy successor to his f::ozy Coverage ... •a brown polyest~r cot. MARY LORIMER .., " "" , " ,ADVERTISING Saturday, August 19 sprinkling of some of the new first great best seller, THE ton boot.topper coat is pile lined and tnmmed PAT ROUSSEAU ,...... ADVERTISING 12 noon Holly Hayes-Stephen Anderson Wed- books. PEDLOCKS. It contir,ues an with heige fake fur at the collar, cu~fs and PAULA VALENTINO...... ADVERTISING ding Recb'ption. But first, as an example exciting and tUl'bulent tale hem. This is from a new coat collection for KATHY BRYEN ADVERTISING 8:00 p.m. Mary Ann Fleming-David Kerr Wed. of n fine and useful memo. of family pride. Here, II pow. youngsters at Young Clothes, 110 Kercheval. M. COLE'ITE KREINER ,", .., CIRCULATION ding Reception rial book. we have recently I erful and proud family is Also topping boots is a traditional navy melton JOHN MacKENZIE...... BUSINESS Center will be closed from Sunday, August 20 purchased SAFE PLACES by caught at the flood of furtune pea style jacket. For dress ~p, imported ~ut JOANNE EASON . ACCOUNTS until Monda.y, September 4. Reopens for regular David and Holly Franke. I and Ihe moment of its great JO MULHERIN ... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING think almost all of us would est peril. velvet in a tapestry design IS laVished With DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY CLASSIFIED AlJVERTISING activity on Tuesday, September 4. Bus will leave like to read it. "You have to PAPERS ON THE WAR is pretend fur on the hood and hem. It comes BETTY RAUGHT .. ... CLASSIFIED dDVERTISING from Center parking lot for Rochester Riding School get out of town before it's, Daniel Ellsberg's second pub. in beautiful riLh colors. Shop early for the at 8:00 a.m. week days through August 25. Anawim too late. Taxes are brutal., i\ie contribution to ending thl' best selection and to avoid that back to school will meet at 9:30 a.m. in Fries Ballroom August 20, the crime rate is soaring. '. American intervention i n rush. 'tor August 27 and September 2. the schools are jungle ... Vietnam. The major contri. the E L ------.---.------and the air is poison." The bution of PAPERS ON THE [ Letters to d ] Did You Know ,•Win it a go. they found their ILutheran Church to clear idea of the book is to tell WAR is a greatly expanded To the Editor: To the Editor: fear and prejudice giving pigeons from the bell tower you where you can go-if and refined version of Mr, Malchie is now with The Grosse Pointe is about to The residents of Warren, way to respect and enlight'l of the church. there are still any safe places I Ellsberg's crucial s t u d y : League Shop? She was with ~ lose its lake front by a 6 to 1 the five Grosse Pointes and enment. Whether this was a state. that Americans can go and "The Quagmire Myth and Pat and Henry Reynolds on I vote ot The Farms Council. Harper Woods must like pay. Two skits showed one side I ment made by the boy or a live. the Stalemate Machine." a recent New York buying The council is threatening to ing tax bills of other cities in of the stage a white home misunderstanding 0 nth e After traveling more than "Executives dream t hat trip. They all tell me, it's ~lnJfut.~ prohibit any resident fro:n the 14th Congressional Dis. the other a black. On both part of the police is not the 20 000 miles for nearly a half they are effective, eompe. the year of the monkey. Lots' J-7 walking along the grassy trict. sides, parents told their point i.n queslio.n. As ~astor y~ar, the authors found some tent, intelligent manipulators of simian fun everywhere. promenade from approxi. Bankrupt Hamtramck and young how bad it was going of Christ t~e King I Wish t,o 50 communities sea t t ere d of men and money, And to a Watch for the arrival of matelyLee Gate to Proven. debt.rldden ,Detroit are cur. to be but the kids forgot make public the fact that across the country, where great exte?t. they have man. faf.hionable decorative mon- eal. It is our taxes which rently being "helped" with that ~hen they actually got the officials of thi.s church the living is gwd and people aged to fOls~these myths on keys and monkey motifs at maintain the lake front area, tax money collected from involved. They found a real are adult, r~sponslble, and seldom lock their doors. The the general public as w('11. 98 Kercheval. as some of the land is pub. other cities. This "free tax new excitement in learning community.mmded p e 0 pIe Frankl'S Interviewerl city of. Perhaps they can fool all of lic1y owned, belonging to money is being poured into a human purpose and mean. who"'Would not become gui.lty fieials policemen real estate the people some of the time, • Wayne County. Yet shor~v De t r 0 i t and Hamtramck ing they nevp.r had before of such alleged offenSive agent;, newspap~rmen, mer. but they can't fool Robe~t Her Niche Is New ... look up to Virginia alter the August 21 m<:eting under the guise of state aid in education. They l'odmitteu management. chants, students, housewives Heller, He knows th~ busi' Williams for those special gifts ~hich require of The Farms Council, a and federal grants (revenue some of their parents re- For the sake of t:le truth, and retirees The information ness world on both Sides of thought and taste. She's now on the second pollee officer will order you sharing). mained uneonvinced, but they Walter J. Geffert they uneov~red is ::rranged the At~antie. insi~e and out. floor of the Colonial Federal Building, 63 Ker. off the land. You. !J. tax ..pay- Grosse Pointe Park has a knew for themselves they ------by state, alphabetical~y, and And WIth thIS Wlt.tYt ~nowl- cheval. Take the elevator to her new shop. Her ing resident, will be subject had found some new under. Woods StudlOes then by location. Iedgeable book, he IS gomg to to arrest if you walk on .the population of 22,000 and t d' f h th . wake up a lot of people to touch is the st,me ... just the location is new. grassy slopes between the spends $2,000,000 each year san mg 0 uman wor "CATV" Blod . The. o?ly pl.ace mentlone.d lhe follies of the world's front Hours 9:30 to 5:00 p.m. lake and the northbound lane for city services. and dignity. In MichIgan IS Gaylord; if offices." What are we talk. of Lake Shore drive. Hamtramck has 27,000 The 'acting was supple. you want to flee d.own so~th, ing about? Robert Heller's Hamlin's Has ... just• received a shipment During this period, enlight. people and will bud get mented with some swinging By Roger A. Waha they r.ecommend m Florida, new book, THE GREAT EX. of very fine Roland brand artichoke hearts. ened Americans are awaken. $8,000,000 this year for city songs. The students later The request of Alger Com. DU"nedin Lake, Lake Worth ECUTlVE D REA M sub. Twenty to twenty.five hearts are in a tin ... ing .to the beauties of nature, services. This includes state fielded quesljons from the munications for a franchise an~ Mount Dor~. MyoId titled: "The First Myth of {lur lakes and forests. The aid, federal grants and EIDer- audience wit h openess, to construct and operate a h~~e state of OhIO has oniy Management is T hat it I on special at ninety-eight cents .. , 89 Kerche. federal government is levying g en c y Employment Act awareness and aplomb. cable television system ("CA. Tiffm to offer. ~f N~w Eng. Exists." val, TU 5.8400. fines against certain recal~i. (EEA) money. Later, on August 1, a TV"), within The Woods was !and c~l1s you, t.1~rc s Farm. We hope we have aroused trant industries for polluting There are 15,000homes in panel of experts aired their unanimously referred to the ~ngton In Conne~lIcut, Exeter your interest in some of these In The Newly Decorated• Window ... of the envirorment. It is in. Hamtramck. This yea r views at Parcells Middle Committee of the Whole. The m New Hampshire; Camden, books-and they are new' DenIer, 77 Kercheval, we admired the antique credible' that duri""" this School as did a number in Maine, and Wellesley, Mass...... $1,200 will be spent on city th d' M t t t d action was taken at the achusetts. New York is not 0 ------pine bench, the dog and tiger animal pillows period The Farms Council services for each home. e au lence. os ou s an . Woods' regular council meet. even mentioned.' Iller Lecture among the hand.woven pillows. There's also should choose to have arre&t. ing of all was Mr. W. Downs, ed those members of t'he At that rate, the cost of a U. of D. law professor ing Monday, August 7. The There's much more in this ° a beautiful distressed oak carrier cupboard. 't . t ' t . vote was 6.0 with Councilman 0,~ M d' community who walk by the CI y services 0 mam am a whose good humor and knowl. book. You learn about gOY' .. e ~tatlo..' n And how about that powwow trading post rug! n 30 by George S. Freeman absent. lake front to glimpse the small frame ho.me O a, edge of history and law com. ernment services and utili. 100 foot lot Will t tal $12 nuo City Administrator Ches. Enjoy, Enjoy ... Stroh's• Ice Cream Parlour. beanty of Lake 8t. Clair. . 10 Th~' ,VI manded respect from the ter E. Petersen told the coun. ties. shopping and restaur. Pointers will have another Why shall the public be m years. IS IS more audience, ell he felt no action could be ant s, churches, transporta. Clj)portunity to altend lee. It has old fashioned ice cream treats, an old barred? Some will claim be. than the current cost of the He had few, if any, papers tion, enterlainment and rec. tures by the International borne taken at the meeting. He sug. fashioned fresh popcorn stand, delectable old cause of the traffic hazard.' at the table in front of him, gested that joint meetings of reation, culture, local polio Meditation Society (lMS) fashionabie candy treats and delightful old The figures do not support Of co u rs e Hamtramck but he recounted with clarity other Pornte city councils tics and climate. this Tuesday, August 22, at fashioned decor. this. The danger ofa pedes. I elected officials are very and thoughtfulness the prin. could take place to see Now, I'll mention a few of 8:30 p.m., at Grosse Pointe trian being hit by the lake on happy to get 'free" tax mono ciples involved, the previous what's best for the entire 0 u r c'.:rrent McNaughtons. Unitarian Church. the east side of Lake Shore ey from Warren, The Poinle. decisions of the Supreme community. THE M I R A C L E AT ST. IIIIS is a non.profit edt'. Summer-Timely Special• ' at Trail Apo. drive is remote compared to and Harper Woods in the Court and what he felt, in ]n a letter to Mayor Ken- BRUNO'S by Philippa Carr, cational organization that thecary, 121 Kercheval AIde Body Mois- the danger of being pinned form of state and federal the fulure, the court is neth McLeod and the council, which is a Gothic love story advocates the technique of I turizing Lotion, regularly $3.50 is now $2.75. against a garden wall on the grants. likely to come up with. He Hudson Mead, of Tolleson, played out against the in transcendenlal meditation as Aloe Face Moisturizing Lotion, regularly $7.50 west side of Lake Shore There are few Republicans was not without regard for Burgess and Mead law offices trigue and pageantry of King taught by Marishi Mehesh is nO'N $6.00. Both are formuliited with na- drive, or against a storefrontln Hamtramck. Robert Zwo. people's gut feeling but one in Detroit, said Alger reo Henry VIII's England. The yogi. According to its leaders ture's moisturizing gel from the ~loe Vra plant on Mack Avenue, yet it shall 10k who just ran for the con. fett that reason, justice and quests "an exclusive fran. author, Philippa Carr, is a John Lyons and Maureen which softens and silkens the skin ... partic- remain legal to walk in the gressional seat of the 14th ~ntegrity ruled this man's ehise of 15 years duration." nom.de.plume which she has Stern, it can provide an in. ularly good for summer sunned skin. latter two areas. district received ;\ total of Judgm:nts.. . . 'He added that no towering adopted for this first of a dividual with deep rest Others may claim residents 266 Republican votes in I think It I~ Import:lnt ~o antenna is contemplated by projecled series of novels of which releases the fatigue Rendezvous Night ... is every" Wednesday shall be barred because of Hamtramck. The big spend. remembe~ tha~ J~dge Roth s I the Michigan partnership. An Gothic romance. Under an. of daily activity. . night at the Bronze Door with cocktail hour the drownmg hazard. Yet it ers were all on the Democra- own feelings. pnor to the identical petition is being sub. other pseudonym she is one Dr. Robert K. Wallace and is 'already illegal to swiJr, in tie ticket. four.month tnal would not mitled to all the Pointes and of the most acclaimed and Dr. Herbert Benson of Har- from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres will ~e are~. If the danger lies The voter turn out in the have predi';ted his concm. Harper Woods he added best. selling novelists in the yard Medical School pub be served. The Bronze Door, 123 Kercheval is ID walkmg, ~n the se~wall, last election justifies the sions that now involve The Mr Mead ~lso eonta~ted' English.speaking world. I am Iished in the January 17, available on Sunday for private parties only, the ?rdmanc" should Simply opening statement. Pointe. Alex Ritchie, who the ~ayor in March regard-I intrigue~ to know who this I 197~ ~erican Medical As- with a minimum guest list of 75 up to 125. provlde: "Do not walk on the If th t d' began in 1970 to defend De. I'ng cable televl'sl'on. At }hat woman IS a.nd h.ope she, Will soclatlOn. Journal the. F.eh.. The new back room specializes in private par- seawall" However to shut e axpayers Id not t 't h't . 't' II ' I . , rOI w I es, was ml la y op. time he referred to a Febru. reveal her Identity soon. ruary Issue of SClenbflc ties, luncheon parties, business '\ meetings, out th~ residents from the like the way the tax money. h I f h' Th f h . posmg any up eave s or IS ary letter from Marc J. Alan, ose 0 you w 0 remem. A;mer~can, the positive phy. bridal showers, etcetera.' Guest a~commoda- grassy promenade 'along the was being spent, they should people. But as men of justice 20276 ,Mack a"~nue written ber all the ,brouhaha created slOlogIcal affects of trans. tions are from 20 to 40. This is available daily. beautiful Lake St. Clair' shore have all gone to the polls and and' mtegn'ty, th ey I'IStenc d to the mayor and.~ council., y~ars ago by PI>i1ipWylie in cendental meditation. line is totally unwarranted. voted out the incumbents. and then did what they had In his letter .Mr. AIan hiS GENERATION OF VI ------For reservations call 886-1931. ' Needless to say, if a person Stanley Lechert, Jr. to do. It is difficult to n:l:l:e asked for a hear{ng to d:scuss PERS, will be interested ~c INFLATED PRICES breaks any law along .the lake Oldtown road. many men in power big a franchise agreement re'l know that we now have hIS Eating is no longer a mat- Gourmet Foods ... •for the most discrimin- shore, as well as anywhere • I enough to openly change quest between Marc J. Alan, last nove~ (Wy.lie died I~sl ter of taste - 'today. every ating tastes can be found at Salem Square, 107 else. the laws now of course Dear Editor: when the evidence poinls that Inc. and The Woods covering O.ctob~r) m which he~rams bite ,becomes a matter of Kercheval in abundance. There's SO:ciete 100 ~rmit the police to act. No Attention, Far m s resi. way. the operation of a Community IhIS Sights on the ultimate cost. per cent Roquefort imported from france, a new law is necessary. dents! Be the first in your I I find it enormously en. Antenna Television System ------new Hot Pepper cheese .by Hoffm~n. From The council has indicated neIghborhoodr to gr 0w a couragmg. t0 know there are within the city. At the March ' Celestine Springs in Vichy, France, there's; it will enact this law and the "Grenard Patch!" Ecology public men who value prin. 6 meeting, the council reo Vichy water in 31 ounce bottles and Perrier police will be required to isn't just for the birds! Hu. ciples of justice and integ. ferred Mr. Alan's letter to Mineral water in quarts and splits. Lots and enforce it. Furthermore, I man values :lre more import. rity more than their own Der. the CoW. lots of new organic foods too. For dessert, S&W underst:md the police thief ant than "property values!" sonal popularity. Wouldn't Following suit, the council Cherries Jubilee Spoon-On-Topping for your has volunteered lIe will ar. (Anyone more interested the orlglna.' I R01h repo rt bC referred Mr. Mead's letter rest any Grosse Pointe resi. . th d' 't b A trusted name favorite ice cream. In the wine department m "properl,y values" is wor rea mg, WrI ten y to the C.W at the April 3 50 (count 'em) new exciting items have been dent who might'f walk along panning1 to move, anyway; sueh a man, after four mont hs meetl'ng. So it was no sur. the promena de, I necessary. f h . 0 for 117 years added. Progresso's red and white clam sauce How is the community pro- so, hang in there, Jack and 1 cavy, heady. tna)'! Only prise that his latest letter tected when the police arrest Jane! Why else would they 42 pages, it ought to be a best went to the C.W for further has just arrived. And imported from Yvetot, those citizens who take an be int"rested in "property seller, but who knows where study. France, Moutarde Bocquet Mustard founded e::rly morning jog or late values" if they weren't plan. its is? ' in 1935. Don't forget that special on Pot Roast evening stroll along the lake ning to move? Even if it were Mrs. J. David Willisr,n, NOT SO KOOL this week either, only 66 cents per pound. front? How is the liberty and true that a "Grtnard Patch" Heather lane The assistant manager uf health of the community reduced "property values," I • Kroger's. 16916 Kercheval, benefited? Isn't that police lhat would bring a welco'Tle To the Editor' called City police on Satur •. trutality. subtle perhaps, but {ax relief! But, it's not true Last week's' edition of the dal, August 12, to report he the real thing. To arrest a at all! A "Grenard Patch" Grosse Pointe News carried was holding two juveniles "EXCLUSIVE" senior citizen, student or a increaseij "propilrty values," a front pag:! article alleging who stole a carton of Kool Crosse Pointe Area Residents middle.a!:ed jog g e r who ):u.!cause, Y'see, GROSSE I' that a teen.aged boy with a cigarets from the store. City You can buy your Chevroltit wants only to hear the waves POINTE IS A THING OF pellet gun had been em. police turned the girls over on a gusty day or see the SPIRIT! I've lived all over I ployed by Christ the King to their parents. (new and used cars pr trucks) in ducks and the beauty of the this wonderful country, and lake! A policeman's job is I choose Gro3~C Pointe just the privacy or your own home tough enough ar. It Is without because it's so womleriully or office. that assignment. varied and unique and, yes, The lake shore belongs to Grenardy!) the public, to the residents of Rise up, Farms re~idenls! (~( "FREE" the Grosse Pointes. The beau. Cast off your petunias and Pick Up and Delivery tiful lake front is one of the your geraniums! You have rea,~ons we love our com. nothing to lose but your gar. This is a ourlmaker. on your Chevrolet munity. The council and the deners. when you need service work police are maintained by the Sincerely There arc those who call it a clip. Wr caU it a curl- taxes "Wepay. WhAt Is Grosse contact John Krato maker. Because that's what it's up to these days. Pointe if the residents cannot enjoy the glistening water of Making curls. A few. Clusters o£ them. Whole head- To the Editor:• {uls. Making ringlets too. Maybe just one or two, the lake front? I am not a Considering the fact that Th.e \Vrn,.R. fIam.ilton. r;0. political activist but I sin. the people most directly in. On your neck. Or over your ear. And looking for cerely hope someone who volved wIth busing are the all the world as i£ they just happened instead of FtTNEHAL mHECTOHS reads this, is. This Is a com. being :IS carefully planncd as a love letter. 1£ you're munity cause worth every ef. kids themselves. I'd like to rort you can put Into It. write what I beard some say ready for thc absolutely latest and the freshest and who bave experienced it and W~1. H. IIA~IILTON II • IlA\JIJ)~. HAMILTON It Is Important that re$!o girl.cst thing you can do, see us. We'd love to make dents wrlte The Farms city also what I've seen In the your hair curl. C1,i\lIE:-ICF. E. OTTEII • W. BENNETT YORT PETE JOE men who ha~e considered offices or telephone (885- CHAPELS GIORDANO OR HVADUCK 8800). J also urge you to at. It. tend The Fanns Council On July 27 at tbe Unitarian Burt 1:11.. 10.. 11 Det r"it :\!l7:i Ca~~ Avcnuc 8,'11-2712 AT meeting on Monday. August Church on Maumee about Beauty Salon 21, at 8 p,m. at 90 Kerby 15 and 20 black and white Birmingham H20 Ea~t ;"f aple llH.6000 road. and encourage your seventh Graders occupied GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN 21316 Mack Ave, 45 E Adams Worldwidt' Ill'pr(,~l'nllllion neiRhhors to attend. If you the plaliorm and told what RITTER CHEVROLET 886./'060 WO 21112 ... . . . . , o _ _ _.~ •• __ ._ L .... _ ...... ~ .... ~_...- ...... r...',,* f l M' '.w.". b t . t me. N>t S b n s ('sa ZI 'j)te'tt", It' tOff •• '" , 'W'tr r "M .._3 .m. b me.-) , ," '. " ~..__ .--. - ,I Thursday, August 17, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven ------,---_ .._------_.------Mrs. Mark Ethridge, III Parties H ono,- Iiolly Hayes Kay Emily Stover Pre-luptial parties for Hol. \ Iy lIa,es, daughter of Mr. and M~s. Lionel H. Hayes, Married August 12 of Oxbrd road, who will speak hlr marriage vows to After Lakeside Rites and Reception at Lochmoor Stephen Anderson this Satur. day, A.gust 19, in Grosse Club, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Foster Ethridge, III, Pointe Woods Presbyterian Are Vacationing in British Isles Church, began in July with 1 a perso~al shower given by I Mrs. Rebert Lyon. of East Grosse Pointe Memorial Church's lakeside lawn Detroit, ass is t e d by her i was the setting for the Saturday, August 12. wed- daughters, Mrs. Eric Schulz ding of Kay Emily Stover and Mark Foster Ethridge, and. Mrs. John Nacy. of St. Ill. She is the daughter of the George H. Stovers, Clair Shores. of Vincennes pl~ce. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Later, Dl Ann Ar~or, Es: Mark Ethridge. Jr. of Lincoln road. WOMIN'S PAGES telle Shal'?e enterl,'med Chi . . ,'~. _ ------I------Omega sOlority sisters of the Presidmg at the l:;JO I" , bride-elect at a luncheon and o'clock ceremony w a 3 I and pale.tll-?eep.pmk Ele. miscellaneaus shower. The Reverend Eugene T. gance carnations. From Another Pointe Mr. and Mrs, Paul R. Locke. A reception at Flower girl Cynthia Stover, short and to Jones. fomerly of Bucking. Lochmoor Club followed of Kalamazoo, the bride's ham road. ~ow of Lakeshore the service. niece. wore a. white pinafore of View road, Port Huron feted Holly Th I d over a long pmk dotted swiss The Pointe and her fia~ce ~on of Mrs. .e n.ew ywe s are vaca- dress, and carried a basket By Janet Mueller Phyllis Stevens' Anderson. of ti°hnmg millthe tBrltls~ ISi'::' filled with daisies. corn- MR. and MRS. STANLEY Tucson, Ariz" and Arvid An- T ey w re urn 0 .e flowers and carnations. Guess what Hilary Whittaker's doing now? The ROOTES. who resided In The derson, of Chicago, !:loth of States to make their home m Richard Keating came daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Whittaker, of Woods before moving to whom wlil hi! here for the Charlotte, N, C. from Austin, Tex .. to act as E'msleigh lane, has done, you know, just about stuart, Fla., returned to The wedding at a dinner and The former Miss Sbver's the bridegroom's best man. , r 0 u n the _c I 0 c k party Ivory organza w~ddlng gown U~hers wer~ Daniel K. everything 'basically interesting there is to do, so Pointe to celebrate their 50th d . wedding anniversary Satur- and family members, includ- featured trlple.t1e~ed pe~al Kinder, of Littleton, Mass" we're not a bit surprised to learn that her newest ing two great-aunts of tha sleeves, trimmed With Vemce George M. Holley, 11[, of jot, should prove EXTRAORDINARILY interesting. day, August 5, at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, with the bride-to.be Mrs Earl Tay- lace. Matching lace accented .State CQllege. Pa., Russell She's just been named executive assistant to Fieet Review and Commo- lor, of He;inglon', Kans., and her bodice and floor length Ethridge, the bridegroom's the director of the Citizens Service Corps, ACTWN, dore's Caper a backdrop for Mrs. S. Gordon Saunders, of skirt. brother. of Chapel Hill, N.C,. charged with managing the Washington, D.C., of. their private festMty. The Bloomfield Hills More lace circled the and Erwin Hallett, III, of fice of the director, with responsibilities for recom. Rootes' daughter is MRS. Photo by Eddie McGralh, Jr. Hostess at a~ August 9 crown of her ivory organza New York City. mending and implementing agency-wide policy ROBERT JOHNSTON, of At an early afternoon ceremony Saturday, motber _daughter kit c hen picture hat, and s:-Je carried Mrs. Stover chose a str~et shower was Mrs Raymond an arrangement of stepha- length dress of blue SIlk planning and ~ommunications for the Peace Corps, Norwood drive who was- August 12, on the lakeside lawn of Grosse Pointe Pung of Hunting'ton Woods notls, phalaenopsls orchids crepe for her daugbter's wed. VISTA and other ACTION programs. of course! - on hand for the Memorial Church, KAY EMILY STOVER. daugh- gathering aboard "Hi Pat," ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stover, of Vin. form~rh' of Harvard road' and ivy. ding. She pinned a cor.age of It's some assignment. Hilary Whittaker's got H. She was assisted by Mrs' She was attended by honor Eucbaris lilies to ber purse. the boat owned by MR. and cennes place, became Mr. Ethridge's bride. He is the background for it. MRS. FRED SCHRIEVER, Donald Beckley, of Warren: ~ald Tyra Nelson, of West Mrs., Ethridge, the bride. ,.. ,.. ,.. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ethridge, Jr., of and Mrs. Donald Rentz, of Slmsbury,. Conn., and brides. groom s mother, wore a of Clairview court, who In- Lincoln road. She eamed her Bachelors degree, in Drama,' vited the Rootes clan to BerkshIre road. maids LOls Spencer, als.o of street .length dress of ~astel from Vassar CoIleg~ tn 1952, her Masters degree, gather on her decks. Out-of. Giving the Rehearsal Din. West Simsbury, Ellen Snlbb~, print silk organza, and pinned ner tomorrow evening, at the of New York City: and Julie a nosegay of summer flowers In Communications, from Wayne State University town guests included another of Hampton road, KAY E. Crooked Tree Arts Council in 1955. Rootes daughter, MRS. WIL- THOMPSON, daughter 0 f will be able to bring othl'r Holiday Inn, will be Miss Hambrook, of Nor.h Wolcott, to her purse. the 1\1. K. THOMPSONS, of Fine Arts programs to north- Hayes' maternal grandpar- VI. -----,- As producer.cJJreetor and pubUc relations direc. LIAM CHURCHILL, b~r hus- Wedgewood drive, and ern Michigan under tbe guid- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. D.alsy a p pI i que s were Major DONALD J. CHO. ur St' d band lind daughter SUSAN, tor 0f "ayne ate s Ra Jo and Television Division of LaGrange, Ill" formerly MICHAEL D. WILLIAMS, ance of the Michigan Coun- Janes, of Detroit. sprinkled. over their floor MICZ, busband of the for. tn the mld.50's, she produced 12 weekly TV pro. of Allard road, and a son, son of MR. and MRS. RICH- cil of the Arts. Tbe Artrain, length pink organza frocks. mer ELEANOR GRIMALDI, More appliques defined their 01 Harcourt road, has ar. grams and a variety of radio programs, directed ROBERT RooTES, and bis ARD D. WILLIAMS, of Chal- only one of its kind in the Pointer DOROTHY COM- fonteavenue. country, filled with painting, STOCK RILEY has been ap- Empire waists and circled rived for duty as an inspec- (CclnUo1led 00. Page 22) • wife, from Rochester, N. Y. their hems. tor at the Air Force Inspec- Present too were grandson • • • sculpture, jewelry Bnd weav- pointed Judge of the Third Spring tel' m straight-A ing exhibits, arrives in Pe- Judicial D i s t r i c t, Wayne They carried Flemish bou- tion And Safety Center, ROBERT (Miite) JOHNSTON quets of daisies, cornflowers Norton Alr Force Base, Calif. and granddaugbter MRS. students at Michigan State toskey August 17. CQuoty. JOlL"/' REYNOLDS and MR. University ill c Iud e seniors REYNOLDS, of Harvard JOHN R, HAMANN, of Riv. MARK road. ard boulevard, .an Electrical Engineering major, Grosse IV Among students recently Pointe High School gradu. BART ate, and St. Paul High SchoDl named to the Spring 1972 Dean's List at Hillsdale Col. graduate GREGORY F. lege are KRISTIN G. THOEN, of Belanger road, in LINCOLN MERCURY ADAMS, daughter of MR. the Agriculture School; and and MRS. ROBERT H. sophomores JAMES P. AD. CONTINENT AL ADAMS, of Harvard road, DISON, of Lakepointe ave- LINDA W. BERK, daughter ue, Pre-Professional majol', HEADQUARTERS of the ARTHUR J. BERKS, Austin High SCDoolgraduate, of Sborecrest circle, CLAY- and Grosse Pointe North TON W. EVANS, son of MR. High School graduates BAR. and MRS. KEITH M. BARA RICHARDS, of Blair- EVANS, of McKinley ave- moor co u r t, Mathematics nue, THO MAS A. MAC- major, JANICE M. DONALD, son of tbe R. W. SCHWINKE, 0 f Blairmoor MACDONALDS, of L 0 e b. court, In Lyman Briggs, and ..... moor boulevard, KIM M. VICTOR A. JOHNSON, of I MENAGH, daughter of the Anita avenue, Mathematics CHARLES R. MENAGHS, and Statistics major. of Blairmoor court, SUE I. • • • PAYNE, daughter of the ALBERT J. KLICK, of G E 0 R G E PAY N E S, of Fontana lane, competed in Lakeshore road, JANET L. the 1972 National Pistol and LINCOLN PETCH, daughter of MR. Rev 0 I v er Championsbips, and MRS. A L F REO A. conducted by the National MERCURY PETCH, of North Rosedale Rifle Association of Amer- BART court, MARILYN ROSS ica, July 30 through August SHELLEY, daughter of MR. 3. 3700 E. JEFFERSON $ lie :.II 259-2190 and MRS. JOHN D. ROSS, CHRISTINE LYNN GRA- HAM, daughter of DR. and MRS. GEORGE C. GRAHAM of Colonial court, earned Class Honors and is included on the 1,971-72Dean's Ust at Duke University, where she DRASTIC has just completed her fresh- man year. • • 0) The n'ame's the same - Crooked Tree (in English), L'Arbre Croehe (in French) - so naturaUy the young WILLIAM PETZOLDS and G EO R G E HAGGERTYS, leaRanCe whose northern Mlcbigan va- cation address is L'Arbre Croche, were among guests A selecte~ group of values to $185 at the Crooked Tree Arts Council dinner, a luau at REDUCED TO Boyne Mountain's Deer Lake Pavilion late in July, 'at whIch MRS. WILLIAM MILLIKEN wife of Michigan's Governor and chairman of the Artrain $ spoke about the six-car tr.1vel: I $ ling railroad exhibit and her I hopes that the newly.formed to : ... ,- _. I * * * * if!tOD most other spring and summer THE DRESSES-COSTUMES-PANTSUITS MITCHELLS 18554 Mack at 1/ (belween Cal)'in & Tourainel 2 off Dealer~ in Qualify Anfiques since 1928 A group of *SWEATERS, SKORTS* * * Hours 10.5 TENNIS DRESSES & SKIRTS Now 1/3 to 1/2 oft Except Sunday. Jht .shops of Closed Thursday Except by Appointment. W~lt(tn.pi~rc~ KerCheval at SI. Clair Grosse Pointe Sfor, Hour.: Parking in rear and our new slore Open Daily 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2861 Somerset Mall 'ray 3 Kercheval Ave, at Fisher Road TU 2.4724 CLOSED SATURDAYS Punch and Jlldli alock Open dally 10 10 5 TU 1-1505 excepl Sunday. " . .~ ,t i',\~ 'to • ..'" ri w" *i rl Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Augu~t 11, 1912 °lan 'Prodigal ~ Goodwill Idivision of League For The the collection, repair and reo Family'i I Browning Plal I- Handk.'lpped-GoodwW Indus. sale of household dilcard •. At GP Baptist Chur~ : Mrs. Michael 1 tries one of the nation's GoodwUl operate. Dille .re. Rites In St. Paul's I In-PIant Sa e large'st voluntary vocational tall store. in the metropol. The annual back.t~chool rehabilitation ag'encles. itan area. Youlh Media, Inc:;'i11~re. i "In-Tile-Plant" sale wlU be The Goodwill DIvision pro. Free refreshment. wW b4! ' sent "The Prodlg8l Fan¥ly." held on the third floor of the vides employment and train. available to vi.iton at the combining satire, musi~' and For Miss Schulte Goodwlll Building, Brush Lng for several hundred phy. "In.1be.Plant" .ale. Parkin, drama to communica~ the street at Enst Grand boule. sically, mentally, emotional. lot dj t at dilemma of the 20th cefltury vard, Detroit, next Thursday. Iy and socially bandicapped is avallable in a a aceD Becomes Bride of Michael Gorry Browning .. church, at Grosse fointe August' 24, from 9 in the .men and women, through to the Goodwill BuJld.In,. Morning Service; her Sister Comes From Baptist Church inj'Mack morning 10 5 in the a£ler- I_ Minnesota to Serve as Honor Matron avenue Sunday evrning, noon. August 20. The public .•is in- This special sale, an event vited to view the perform. I Setting for the wedding of Anne Marie Schulte of long standing, is intended ance. scheduled to begin at i to give customers of the and Michael Gorry Browning Saturday, August 12, 7 o'clock. I Shah, Squa,e-8ill Sim. Pal P.,kin. at 11 o'clock in the morning, was Saint Paul'$.on. Goodwill stores an opportun-I ttallic Lady .Swi,l I ity 10 select from a special Cily Sc.ne Puritan F"lev., Young the.Lakeshore. Their parents are the Leo G. sleeves and a high, Victorian I stock of fall and winter mer. I Pa,hhi,. Molly Goldb.,,, Schultes. of McKinley <,venue, and the L. D. Brown. collar. chandise prior to its being Hob Nabber Mod.f (Snap Coal) ings, of Lakeland avenue !------A headpiece of lace- placed in the regular stores. The bride's uncle, Mon. Monsignor F ran cis X. lrimmed organza caught her All sale merchandise comes , ISABELLE'S signor Albert A. Matyn, Canfield and The Rever. illusion veil, and s'le carried from a stock of clothing and 16434 E. WARREN AVE. opposhe Alger Theater ------end Richard J. Elmer white daisies, wltb baby's- household articles collected breath. during spring and summer TU 4-7980 C.S.B. presided at the Blue and green grosgrain from homes in the metro- Monday th'l! Saturday.9:30 'til 5:30 rites. ribbon accented ber aUen. politan area. Michigan 'Ilcnka,d ,~a.t., Charge IlcnkAmerica,d Servers at the mass, which dants' organdy froeks, styled All clothing will have been was followed by a r~eption with pale blue baltices. high. cleaned or laundered, as well at the Grosse Poinle War necked and short-sleeved, as repaired, before being Memorial, were Jam e s and long skirts of wide, ptaced on sale. Other house. Sltoes • • • lor lite '-i' Browning, the bridegroom's horizonlal pastel blue bands. hold items, b r i c - a • bra c . L~ brother, and Thomas Kolo. Mrs. Richard A. MarzoU dishes, furniture and carpet- wich. came from St. Paul, Minn., ing, will also be on sale. I Crocheted Cluny lace ac. to serv" as her sisler's honor Goodwill Industries is a cented the bride's silk or- matron. Bridesmaids were A Now Open ganza gown, fashioned with Mrs. Stephen McGratty and a flounced hem, Juliet Mar.~aret Schulte, two other C Thursday nights sislers, the bridegroom's sis- ters, Mr3. Sheldon Hall, Jr., o Iii • p.lft. for DECOUPAGE Joan Browning and Mary B I Brady Browning, and Val Photo by Bob Thomas Gyurcl, of SI. Paul. Marriage vows were spoken Saturday morn. E Your Convenience. '1JlJ tDR1Jpr" White daisies and baby's- ing, August 12, in Saint Paul's.on.the.Lakeshore, breath formed their round by ANNE MARIE SCHULTE, daughter of Mr. l bouquets. • Mad.' CI""". • 'a"lrAm.,i.o,d e PRINTS AND SUPPLIES and Mrs. Leo G. Sch~lte. of McKinley avenue, Geoffrey Browning was his L 20725 MACK 01. VERNIER e AUTH£MTlC HUMMEL CARDS and Mr. Browning, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. e MilK CANS, PUPPETS brother's best man. In the I Gro.H Pointe Wood.-8I\.1191 usher corps were Robert Browning, of Lakeland avenue. e Gold Leaf Sheell $1.29 .rou~s'Man4av th,v F"day. 9,30 to 6p," Browning, another brother, • Mofaldol Hondmade Tiel Thu,s. Iii 8. Satu,day 9,30 to .5 p.m . . plu. hand "ailed gill. Edward Schulle, of Chicago, .. ... see Ihe wee shop at Paul Schulte, of New York, Golden Fete For Wasners and John Schulte, the bride's f.he 1205 WAYBURII, in Park brothers, Sheldon HaU, Jr., The Dearborn Inn will be 'centerpieces of gold c..:d Timothy Van Antwerp, scene of a gala cocktail- bronze pompom mums in the Slephen Anderson, of Cincin- dinner party this Satur(~ay shape of wreaths spelling out ~ nati, and Thomas McKenna, evening, August 19, when the "50." of ~outhBend, Ind. Edward J. Wasners celebrate Special guesls wlll be Mrs. A long-sleeved, floor length their Golden Wedding anni. John Sieland. of Birmingham, ".,~540 gown of blue and green print versary at a gathering hosted and Poi n t e r Mrs. George organza was Mrs. S<:hulte's by their son, Edward John James, members of the orig- choice for her daughter's Wasner, Jr., of East Jeffer. inal wedding party August 'c.~~1t'J{tlis of 'N!!t~ wedding. Her corsage was a son avenue. 22, 1922, at the Caro, Mich., 1 ~rl wblte gardenia. Nearly 100 family friends Episcopal Church. , I' 63 Kercheval ",On .'the Hill" LoOTn INft& :'1... J The bridegroom's mother and relatives plan to galher Out-of lown guests will be • D~ve La Nostra Creazione fa un bel stile selected a long gown of pale in the Inn's General Dear- on hand, too, !rom Florida, blue organdy, touched wllh born Room to to a s t the New York, California, DUn- Ilhrrl' Ihe Iwauly and while at her collar and the couple. Mrs. Wasner has se- ois, Pennsylvania and various cuffs of her long sleeves, and l'xl'cl/rlll colldition your hair leeled a Sophie original of cities in Michigan. I!/ a cymbidium orchid corsage. s!:eer gold lame over nude The senior Wasners have Is o( I'riml' Importance. The newlyweds 8re vaca. salln in which to greet her been Pointe residents for the drejj€j and panljuilj tioning in the Bahamas, and guests. Her corsage will be past 25 years. They presently Thr (il/l'.\I pmduds pIllS the will make their home in gold-throated white orchids. make their home in Trombley skilf 1;/ ollr ('xprrif'flCed stylists South Bend. The tab I e s will feature road. ReJuced$IO-$15-$20 & $25 aHII{('S HJII 0/ maximum hair b~alll'y ... Co-c:hairman of a special '31301 Gratiot/we.! HO.SCVllle. Mich. / (3131293-4500 I "On the Hill" .' Grosse Point. Michigan task force to raise money to • Values up to $160.00 63 KERCHEVAL in Colonial ,~l Bldg. d f'ed.. help 'equip a new pbannacy building now under construe. Ine. out No Alterations tion at Ferris State College, Big Rapids, is CARL JOHN. THE SON, of Windmill Pointe I . ft. . at the Inn drive, retired vice-president, DED GIAII co.rpOrate and co,:"munity af. "Dinner in the Crystal Room fairS, Parke, DaVISand Com. ~ pany. HIli from$3.9S.SPM.Midnight.Mon.Sut .16840 Kercheval,. i" the Village Cocllraiis and entertainment in the Inn Club HOURS:Monday througll friday, 9:30 to 5:00 4 P.M.•2 A.M. Songs and (omedy with TUxedo 5-5690 Closed Saturda~ tll Labor ~y ! TomKing, at the piano, Tues.-Sat. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS OPEN SATURDAYS Jacobson's white sale Tablecloths by Leacock, now at special savings I• "Nordic" goesformal or informal. .. a textured tablecloth ')f permanent press rayon/polyester with carefree soil-release finish, Gold, avocado green, ecru, light blue, pumpkin, SILVERPlATED SWINGING CARAFE or lemon yellow. Newport by Gorham, 9-cup carafe of silver- 54"x54" square, $5 plate and heat-resistant gla~s. Candle 52"x70" oblong or oval, 6.50 warmer keeps contents serving temperature 60"x83" oblong or oval, 9.50 'Iil the lost drop is gone. Carafe swing; 60"x 102" oblong or oval, 11.50 for pouring so it need not be picked up. 21.95 \ 68" round, $10 17" napkins, each .85 Wright Kay eYEJ GROSSl POINIE DElROII NORTHlAND ~IRMINGHAM 3855515 9610SOO 3563040 6~1.'2025 Lilly Pulitzer CONVENIENT THMS AVAILABLE; 90 Days Some A5 Cost. SI West Long lake Rd • Extended Paymer t PIon • Bon~Americord • M051er Charge Bloomfield Hills. Michigan FINE JEWELERS SINC.E 1861 Phone 645 1790 . WRIGHj KAY STORtS Of 'E' • :". ':.' .... :. . EnjOy Th,~ Summer S~ •• '. ... .(; ~._. t ••••I Grosse Pointe "Carnival" vinyl cloth ... a solid has three treasure houses color table covering with deeply .. - knotted cotton fringe and the look of a fine fabric, Flannel non.skid .. _its libraries_ backing, wipe-clean easeof care. White, avocado green, antique gold, orange, or lemon yellow. Did you know that 54"x54" square, 4.50 54"x72" oblong, $6 Your Public Libraries answered over 54"x 72" <.."al,6.50 62"x85" oblong, 8.50 67.000 telephone calls involving the use of library 62"x85" oval. $9 54" round, 5.50 refe rence or resea rch materials during the past yea r. 72" round, $9 • JajcobsonS • • @~@~ U@[7' 'lWu@ Du@lJVD@ • Fri(,nds of Grosse Pte. Library ...JD 2 HOURS fREE PARKING .... ,JACORSON'SWILL VALIDATE YO'U..~ nCKET •••• I Thursday, August /7, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen S t' lee t e d a bead.trimmed Roger Van Sleenkiste and Mrs. Anthony J. Nehra gown of lime green chiffon, their family, from San Fran. Mrs. Charles Sa nders the bridegroom's mother a cisco. Miss Herring Says coral and beige Oscar de la Renla costume. Named 'chairman of lhe The newlyweds vacationed Elections committee of the in Bermuda and will reside Commercial Law League of Vows On July 29 in Harper Woods while the America Oy League Presi- bridegroom completes his fi. dent ARTHUR M. LEWIS, Becomes Bride of Charles Jerome Sanders' nal year at Wayne State Uni- of Hartford, Conn" at the versity's School of Medicine. League's recent annual con- to Live in Baton Rouge, La" While I Out-of-town guests included vention in Miami was at. : He Attends Law School Thomas Michael, of Las Ve. torney KENNETH F. KAHN, gas, Nev., and Mr. and Mrs, (If Lewisto\', road. .• Setting ~orthe 4:30 o'clock double ring wed. dmg of HOUIS A-nn Herring and Charles Jerome Sand~rs Saturday, July 29, with The Right Reverend MO~l~nor Jerome MacEachin, of East Lansing, presIdIng, was the Grosse Pointe Academy Chapel. LET US A reception at. the '\)>------WATCH Grosse Pointe War Mem. gan State University. orial followed the cere. The former Miss Herring, ~y our Tin'le! mQny daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Russell Herring, of Allard The newlyweds vacationed avenue, chose a Victorian We repair all fine in'New Orleans and will style gown of silk organza wdtches as well as make their home ..ineHaton and Venice lace for her Chronographs, Rouge, La., while, he attends marriage. Chronometers Law School. Both wer, grad. A Venice lace Juliet cap and Accutron uated this year ,from~lMichi. caught her illusion veil, and ~' she carried a nosegay of pink roses, Ivy and baby's-breath. 1/a/cnie Jewelerj Her attendants, in frocks •. fashioned with Venice lace ~. . Sin" /934 to thafa,r.fbu~ Iftlsura \ bodices and av~cado organza community On LakaHuron over taffeta skU'ts. were her 16601 E. WARREN nJ 1-4800 "I' (Conlinued on Page 22) HOLLIS ANN HERRING and Mr. Sanders SUZANNE MARIE DUBEY and Mr. Nehra, were married Saturday, July 29, in the Grosse son of Dr. and Mrs. John M. Nehra, of Lochmoor GROSSE POINTE Pointe Academy Chapel. Their parents are the boulevard, were wed Friday evening, July 7, in WALDORF CHILDREN'S Russell Herrings, of Allard avenue, and Mr. and Our Lady Queen of Peace Church. Her parents Mrs. Charles Sanders, of East Lansing. are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dubey, of Hillcrest CENTER road. UN A UNIQUE KINDERGARTEN AND lORD PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM WILL BE SOOTHCOrfPlNES SWEDISH American qnd Swiss • NURSING Miss Dubey Bride OPENING IN SEPTEMBER 1972 Unique sand~une forl5t f • WATCH REPAIRS community beach lasphalt HOME MASSAGE • DIAMONDS FOR AGES 3-5 roads I undergroutld TV. In your home. including electrical. & ""''Itersystems REMOUNTING facial mask. Women only. of Anthony Nehra AT 160 M(MILLJ4N RD., Gift cerlificales av'"aUabie. • JEWELRY REPAIRING Leisurehomedrom $32,900 8045£ASTJEFF~HSON GROSSE POINTE FARMS LargeservicedJo'ts$6.000 DETHOIT. "Ilell, Papal Blessing Is Bestowed Upon Couple, Who THE WALDORF WAY OF: .. CANMA Massage by Vacation in Bermuda After July Rites end ('l~ANDBEND~QN1ARIO 821-3525 Phune2~.2~,i5 Beverly Reception at Lochmoor Club STORY TELLING, PAINTING, .' orElCeter~~'331 Quality Nur.~ing Care > or Writeforl.iterature 571,,5765 At a candlelight service in Our Lady Queen MODELLING, MUSIC, DRAMATIC '•. 'I of Peace Church Friday evening, July 7, Suzanne PLA Y, PUPPETR Y, CRAFTS, Marie Dubey, daughter of the Robert A. Dubeys, of Hillcrest road, and Anthony John Nehra, son of GERMAN, FRENCH, Dr. and Mrs. John M. Nehra, of Lochmoor boule. HOEBERLING APPLICA TlONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED JIlWI<:LHY NO/f/ FOR SEPTEMBER 1972. vard, exchanged marriage vows. 27 year, ;n .ame locolion . Presiding at the dou~le ~~M-ic-h-e-Ie-.A-n-ne-M-i-ch-a-e-I,'-M-rs.14933 Kercheval FOR INFORMATION CALL: rmg ceremony, durmg Bruce Brown, Mrs. Ronald -822-8509 822-0300 - 821-5557 - 825-1225 which a Papal Blessing sanders and Mrs. John M. was bestowed upon the Nehra, Jr., of Chicago. couple, were' Father Leo Nosegays a f Sweetheart Burke O.S.A. and Father roses and baby's.brealh com. Robert Gardella O.S.A. plimented their yellow silk A dinner reception al Loch. organza frocks. moor Club followed the rites. John M. Nehra,. Jr., acted The bride chose a gown of as best man for hIS brother, ivory silk organza accented and Paul C. Nehra, another with Alencon lace appliques. brother, Robert f. Dub.er. Matching appliques e d g e d brother oI the bride, Phil~p We cordially invite you to preview the entire her silk itlusion Cathedral Hodg~an, C. Robert Bolu~, length mantilla, and she car. of Wmdsor, Ont., and Nell fall & holiday collection by ried an arrangement of white Danaher, of West Hartford. roses, slephanotis and baby's Con.n., seated ,the guests .. breath. 'lae mother of the brIde ~'~" ( .''!,'' jf fl"~'1 '\0'0" Janice Dubey was her sis. ler's maid of honor. Brides. Your home sketched in detail from any snapshot is maids were De Anne Nehra, reJiroduced for your personelized Greeting Card, ALL the bridegroom's s is t e r, Su!Jmit photo on or belore Sept. 1st. Prices are as follows: Informally modeled at the shop $~O tor 250 (minimum order) $80 for 500; $95 for 750; $110 for 1,000. Red and or green 10% higher than listed prices. Summer on ... THRU WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-THIRD Stock and THURSDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-FOURTH () SAT., 10 A.M. to 5 P.M . ON-TH~ Must .AUG. It MR. MICHAIL MORO 19th i Go! The POSH representative will be present to help Last you select styles and fabrics Week TEA WILL BE SERVED FROM 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. AUGUST 50% F'UR Off Martha's Closet SALE gefrltC s cgouHque is located at 375 Fisher Road. Grosse Pointe VACATiON TRAVEL WEA R Size, 6 10 20 SAVINGS UP 20311 Mack At loch moor TO 30% The Kim....rl., Komer ., Stretch & Sew's As Sketched in natural Summer Clearance mink and leather in all colors. From $695 up to off ~~ - ." Most ~Ctretv.I-.~ew' Summer !tb ~b~OFABRICCENTER of Grosse Poinle Woods Fabrics 19361 Mot;k (nr. Moross) 886.n15 20936 Kelly .~ Open 9,30 a,m. 105:30 p.m. 779-8220 JustN.of8Mile AUG. 16 thru 23 ". 1 _ -- _ -_. -....-. ----- ~-- ..~ -..... __ ...-...... -.... - ' ..,:- I ... - r.-.' " -.... ~S:-:.f:~'::}hr-.;..r.. . .~ .:,';;#' '!!! ,...... , ....-' GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. August 17, 1972 -----_._------'MlUic Festival IJOdiCed frock of blue and When tlie newlyweds left THOMAS H. KAMINSKI. ,{'.Y'1": ',' NO.:"~,,r...... '.' .,.' . , white flowered pique and a for ~oronto, the bride was whose wife, VICTORIA, is Mrs. Richard Bridge I while Pic/tfair hat, trimmed wearmg a sleevel~ss polyes. the daughter of MR and .~ ~ .IWIIN.rlllbt e 1Ullo18:30 o'clock. .:.' ': Vail•.ble for with blue, carrying blue and ter dres~ an~ Jacke~ en. ' ;tOet .... __ HiDes and Tonight's conctJ1.:. __". '. ~ ."... •... white garden flowers. semble, 10 rambow s.1ade~ I MRS. VICTOR HAWKINS, 'lJM..... ~~ .. Juzllt Iclude the woru "". .,. "..,'.....,. . ~. '::OGeert B t II A d of orange, yellow and lime II of Balfour road, a member .ftti:'tiiiela art twit "tho Berlioz and SclNMt: . •,: •• '.. MtlIh. At. . es man was . n rew I green, . of the Air Force Reserve KImmel. Paul RU,ssel Frerer Out-of-town guests included: Officers Training Corps Unit ,,,,,."".11 __. . .«dletil'tJI week !SOloist wlU be lliet'...... ~;".I1tlIi\.~ldeoD. ,~ till ~ Music Opera basso JefOlll' , JI~~ fI ...... Pops, and Charles Nemitz ushered. ,the Don Campbells, of Stone .. at California State Univer- \, ~ '. long a Detroit fa~. ~. III ,. ., OItenbaich. The bride's mother wore 1I I wall, Manitoba. Mary Camp- ! sity. San Diego, is partido seafoam green screened print bell, of Toronto, Mr. and I pating in the AFROTC field .,' 1M.. arUsts willi Madema's Satul~ /' '!~ , .',...... 1Id dress, the bridegroom's IMrs. Ivan L,. Hamilton, of' t r a in in g encampment at .. ~ ~ Bnmo eert . features ,ll*<:' .' ...... t Guest mother a frock of yellow and Winnipeg, and Mrs. Anthony: Vandenberg Air Farce Base, .R &11'1. Wild premiere of hi&'.....- , .... Uoft.l . , .. ~ predlgy new work. ~ ,'.- ,. _, ~m.n, white cotton brocade. Gonter, of Stuart, Fla. j Calif . i, .Itl:,~"" and piani~,t Earl" ...... ~ attn • •• : '. _mber Paderewskl S PI~. . .,... . .t tile if of .tJIlt-l'hUa.'.y •• t lard. In A minor. ... . ~, . . ~~ '," .t In. -. tncl. dJstIaI*bed compos. New Orleans plre~ lq .' .- ... ppear- .' f!r ., Cieltiq eoIltemporar! Pete Fountain and IUs clar!o too:=...~..t101lany. I won., eonduetll tbe DetrOit net return to Mea~ow 'Brook' She wiD PIa)' 'the Mourt: REUPHOLSTERY Symphony Otthestn in two for a great1y.antiClpated ses- PlallO COMVto No 21 I C lIlfWeat proJraDl' tonigbt sion of BourbOD Street jan . n • . In" S.turday eveDlnl, .t Friday night at 8:30.. 01&1)'. 'j (ClIJdII •• 'ace 15) -..--i Special Spring Prices Any standard 2-pc. set, $11995 I (Iabol only) TO FilE IGNO'R.AHTZ'. , .. "i ~ "'..,',T,;.J~,:.,.i,l, ..,.:.I.~ FREE ESTIMATES WE NEED PUBLI~_':U8RARIES f .•I~ Absolutely No Obli!:"otion ~.""F.~.,' = ,:;'"[o;;.d, ,-t' .;s.t'~.,. ,," ,. ',t Have thot ~of(J or chair , . .'~',i,~" ,. . ~'~; expertly reupholstered and VOlE covered in specially Ireol. ed fabrics from 0 wide selection of decorator col- YES for lil,rQ~'.millaQe or~. Coil lor Free pick-up .) ond delivery. .. SEPI.7! ,~,~ Photo b)' CoUmgll'ood Studio i ' - Exchanging marriage vows in Grosse Pointe Citizens for the Libraries-Campaign ~omml~.e., Congregational Church Saturday, August 12, were - .,. 0'.'" t .'t' ELIZABETH MARGARET HAMILTON, of Way. burn road, and Mr. Bridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. l-/." . -; ." r "j L a,_.~_ :' - f... ::1'": .. ,) ~ William H, Bridge, of McMillan road. Dr. and 1" Mrs. Cecil Morley Hamilton, of Stuart, Fla., are the bride's parents, OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, OPEN SATURDAYS Elizabeth Hamilton: the happiest li"le dress ... Wed On August12 our zoo-print kn it for toddlers ~ bound 10 be a faVOrite Reception at Bayview YCicht Club Follows Early Afternoon Service at Which She Becomes with multicolcr animals Mrs. Richard Holliday Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holliday Bridge vaca.1 printed on the novy aerylrc tioned for three days in Toronto after their Satur- i day, August 12, wedding in Grosse Pointe Congre. • knit, .. wllh a scalloped gational Church, il.ud are making their home in; Wayburn road. .------white collar and cuffs Mrs. Bridge is the for- The bride's gown of while 1 mer Elizabeth Margaret dotted swiss was fashioned. lar Irim, 2-3.4 sizes 5.50 Hamilton, of Wayburn with ::.1 Empire bodice and: road, daughter of Dr. long, French.cut f,leeves, and II and Mrs. Cecil Morley trimmed with daisy appli- Hamilton, of Stuart, Fla. ques. Mr. Bridge is the son of Her illusion veil fell from the William II. Bridges, of a silk dome, studded with McMillan road. seed pearls. and she carried The 1:30 o'clock rites at an arrangement oC pink, blue which The Reverend Steven and white garden flowers. Sterner presided were fol. She was attended by Katb. : lowed by a reception at Bay. erine May Hamilton, of i view Yacht Club. Kalamazoo. in an Empire- .2 HOURS FREE PARKING .. :JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET •• "; .:..:.;. I:••. ",~ ..'-", ,. , , Special 1JaLue! PRE-SEASON ... ROLLINS 62nd . New fur excitement! The •.j"';;~':" "~;';~~,v,. ~. . swing and swirl of a softly PROMOTION . t' casual dyed unplucked ~" nutria coat, sumptuously border.::d, collared and cuffed in natural raccoon. Paisley lined. fUI ploclvclS I,bt/ld to show cOl,Jnrtt' of (,,;gin a/Imported lurs. ROLLINS FURS SI"'CE 1910.47 ADAMS EAST, DOWNTOWN Free Allendon! Parking Adjacenl To S'ore ---_._._------ ALL WOOL SHETlANDS IN ---;...... ,,----.----."...... ;;,.t .. ~.:'" Ste.-lil.g Sil,rer PULLOVERS AND CAROl. . ~ ,.' GANS ... CLASSIC CABLES, Final ACRYLIC TURTlENECKS, . . SAVE 250;0 LOTS OF CO-ORDINA TED '*t'; .. Clearance EVERYDAY DISCOUNTS COLORS TO TOP YOUR • ON THESE FAMOUS BRANDS FAVORITE PANTS AND • TOWLE • WALLACE Sale • GORHAM .INTERNATIOHAL SKIRTS ... Save • ALVIN • HEIRLOOM • LUNT • REED & BARTON A nice girl like you knQw.9the, ~(' 6P. gO&d8et_>"il •••• lIIII... a...... __._a OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY .slic~ zip boots to wO~.k ,v.ii~' : NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. scads of things. Crinkle Vin11 iJ1 DIAMONDS • WATCHES • BIRTHSTONE RINGS black, navy, brown, ~hit~;. OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARE marl-made soles, $35'.' ALWAYS THE LOWE~T .:F~t:a'.. .'11". nice girl like you at hu'dsoris Vogue JEWELERS .' • • ~',!' 7 Mile neor Mock Ave. 22377 MOROSS ROAD TU 4.2585 63 & 76 KERCHEVAl-ON-THE-Hlll , , " ._-_._-~-_._-~._.~ --- - _.- ~._------~ - - _._-_.------~------~~----~~------_.- - ~------._~- Thursday, August 17, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen ------._---~--,------_. nerine lilies with lavender statice, while bridesmaids Mrs, Marcus D. Faust 1M-ISS 'l""r'l n-~-~-a---I~I-W-ed ~~:gh~~~~;ali'~~~~~~:.for ~~~ Miss Wattles Says Mrs. Raymond H. Wattles, i f~ ' carried green baby orchids. of Foresl lIills, N. Y., Mrs. ! .. The bridegroom's mother Marvin Mielke, Mrs. Dennis ~. I wore a street length frock of Da>' and Lauri Matiyow . . ('. J yellow silk shantung, and Vows To Mr_ Faust carried pink nerine lilies and 0 11 "lO cJrried >'ellow baby orchids. ivy. To J n ey r_ h ! I The newlyweds are vaca. ------Pink lilies filled the basket Honing in Hawaii. Jennette Ann Wattles, the necklace of seed carried by flowp.r girl Brady A gown of ivory s:ltill-faceu Ol'l~jllZa, fashioned ------pearls worn by her mother and her late maternal Griffin. grandmother on thelr wedding days clasped around 'l:apestry rib~on ~ircled the with a high necklillc. bell slel'\(,', and nltachcd F · l •train, was ~hosell :\Iilrg,lret An1l Tringali for her her neck, carrying a cascade of stephanotis and ~I'alsts of Ih~lr pmk matte by estlva butterfly orchids, spoke her marriage vows to Mar-I Jersey ~rocks: •noon weddmg Saturday, August 1:2, lil St. :\L,tthew's (Continued from Page ill Church, to John Franklin COllic'y, Jr. cus Douavon Faust S t'd A t 12 t 5'30 MarVin r.f1elke was best major. Theme from the film ,. .a Ul ay, ~gus ,a . man, and Ralph Radsom, Alencon lace trinlll1ed' ~-_. -- ~-.---..--,. I "Elvira :\ladigan" was taken o clock, 10 Grosse Pomte .l\'!emonal Church. ,Richard Ott, David Reppen. her bodice, outlined the :ll11C, yeilo\\ !'I\d tJr;lJ\c;e ,;tar •from this Concerto, She wore an ivory silk ',. I hagen, Kenneth Durr and : hem of hel' skirt and ;Io\\"['r", Tickets for all perform. organza gown, styled with The bridegrcom is the son Raymond Wattles, the bride's a V-neck, cap sleeves and! of ~lr, nnd :llrs. Ralph Fran- brother, seated the guests. train and formed deep ~1ic!J:ld :;iml'son, of Port. ances are available at Hud- cuffs on her sleeves, and, Chesll'r, l\ Y, acted a,; be,;t I oon's, Grinnell's, Wayne State A.line skirt. Her bodice, i cis Thorn. of Auburn Heig.hts. Mrs. Wattles e~ose a .long a cap of matching lace' :nail for hi:; l'llIlSIIl. Ushcl'Ing Universily, Macomb Counly skirt and Chapel train I Mr. John L. McCreight gow~ of tur~uOlse chiffon, secured her long, silk il. were. Jallll', ,lcllon, J,!lll1l'S Community College and the were overlaid \ r"th . ,and Father Glen, Pelot p.re- fas~lOned With a tucked lusion veil. "II,3rrJl\~~ut\. Jlheph Sdllil', Festil'al Box Office. Children r \ I I ap . sided at the ntes, which bodIce and long sleeves, for p 1ques of peau d ange were followed by a recep- her daughter's wedding. The . , InUJllaS Hynn. .John Dt's under 12 are admitled to the lace. : tion at the Grosse Pointe bridegroom's mother selected I She carncd a Col?JlIal ar I monel, :\1il"!I!\el !':\dilla and lawn for $1 al all concerts. rangement of ~l'llJtc ;lI.il] [lie-hard BDgd~n"ki. ' 1I10re ticket information A full lenglh mantilla of Hunt Club. a long.sleeved, floor length I yellow roses, hit!! bnby SAt t 1 tI I imported Venice lace com. i lianaI' maid Sally Bradley, gown of lavender chiffon. breath. . s ["ec .en [; I ,ress of may he obtained by calling pleted her ensembl.J i the bride's cousin, of Ken. The newlyweds will return i , 'nlntl~rC('n ;ll\; ',hantllng was 3772010. The new Mrs. Conlcy IS t1w-_. __ .. ' ... ------_ She is the daughter of Mr .. more, N. Y., and honor from a Cape Cod vacation I and Mrs. Erbin Dunbar I matron Mrs. Palrick Griffin to make their home in De. ,~~~;~:i~~~f ;fi~g,1~:~d(1/~;~:'r-~-~-"q-.- Wallles, of Berkshire roa,!. I carricd bouquets or pil.k troiL I ~u~~~onsoct;i\~~. ~gs.'lui~~~~(! I VAr\I fURNITIIR~ iii . Conley, of Bloomfield Hills. I' Ul 11'I and John F. Couit:y, of Fort GROSSE POINTE. LIVONIA A Word to the Wives Lauderdale, Fla. I The rites at which The I Reverend Fathl'r E. V, Me. i ! Clear S.J. and The Reverend 'Father J. E. l\lcClear ]\1.:11. '1 NOW 'N PROGRESS! Photo by Paul Gach presided were followed by a ' In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday, reception at the GeOl'g inn, Inn. August 12, JENNETTE ANN WATTLES was ANNUAL MIDSUMMER married to Mr. Faust. She is the daughter of Mr. In frocks of yellow floral printed chiffon, stj"led with and Mrs, Erbin Dunbar Wattles, of Berkshire full skirts, Bishop sleevcs road, The bridegroom is the son of tht! Ralph and mandarin.collared E In- FURNITURE Francis Thorns, of Auburn Heights. pire bodices banded in Nile green peau de soie, wcre Patricia Tringali, who scrved Mrs. John Conley, Jr. as her sister's honor mnid, SALE! honor matron Mrs. Ernesl Streeter, of Byron, Mich" and bridesmaids Kathleen Tringali, another s i s tel', Christine Persia, Janice An- OFF cypa and Kimberlec Clirtin. 10TO 50% We'd advise you to gel lhe man in your life 10 join you in seeing this one They carried clusters of before it's sold. Sil1inq pretty on a large, lree shaded lot wilh ample room I•white carnations, with green, flOOR SAMPLES, IN STOCK for the kids and their gang The swimming pool is heated, which makes it COLLECTIONS, ACCESSORIES AND usable six months a year. A library, den, and garden room complement the ACCENTS OF OUR VERY FINEST formal living und dining rooms. On lhe second floor are f<)ur bedrooms each HOME FURNISHINGS wilh bath. Three mare large bedrooms are on lhe lhird floor. A corriage house and greenhoose are all parI of this enticing package. A fine house fREE DECORATING SERVICES to be looked aver, not overlooked. CONVENIENTrTERMS --... PROTECT YOUR HOME ON VACATIO~~ NOTHING TO BUY Add burglar alarm protect ion 10 114 Kercheval, on the Hill - 886-6010 your home while you'le ;PrV The Downtown Young Re-' publican Club's m 0 nth 1 y party will be held at the Roostertail Frida>' evening. 825 Woodward Ave. August lS, s tar tin g at B Pontiac/ Bloomfield o'clock. Frce rcfreshments GrOSS'2 and music for dancing will P~inte Libraries for in~ormation 'be pro'-ided. The public is kindly call invited. Admission is $3 for Sept. 8 ! membcrs, $.1 for non-memo ~Wl1C~;~ ·t~0 0 0 ::8.920~__ u . bers. WHY PAY MORE? Unless YC~LE Vote YES for ALL FURNITURE 200/0 Libn~ry Millage Sept. 7 ABOVE COST Citizens (or rlJe LiiJroril's Campaign Comm;lfee We carry major brands ------_. UNIQUE FURNITURE 559-63'34 Illll (){III ( ,i /1 ~- Decoratillfl Assistance Available ( ._------_.~._-- 20% SAVINGS ( ) 111'11 ) II I 11,1' ,1111 I I{ I '!..' i:-. t I"a i i0 II r 'I • 'f '/ I," '!,r ,( " l-~~:';~'~~:.. 'I' 'I' ~~~:'~~~::;;::;.:~p I, ,I, ':;l; , selected nc.,ne brand items . Pre Ballet, I\!I IcvII" of Childrens ballet. . Adult ballet and (~X('I(i": (Iu',',(;" . register before Sept. 1 'I' Infant-Toddlers Boys-Girls thru 14 ,i 1(~(li',L:.ill()r: SPI'llcrl'Ilflq III (Jd.'f:rI'it:'IJ IH(llldl I and avoid I,~(,,,. ISABELLE'S Pro /(",',101 ,Ii :,I"II 10707 Whittier Ullder :1", el, "< Iro(l ,,: ') HOURS FREE PARKING ... 1 16434 E. Warren Ave., opposite Alger Theater I 651.7112or Beth D'oVoihy Kroll., JACOBSON'S WI LL VALIDATE YOUtl TICKET , TU 4.7980, . J 521.9551 ' Mon, th", Sat., 9:30 "I 5;30 '-1I M,(I)lgon .._.BordHHd...... -1'1Mn."c,__ Ch(H(j<'''',,~_n_,.Rnll\.:Aml"(I(tlld ...... I I r ••••••••••• e• +. xc r ••••• c •• « • eo • en. en • Mb e . ••••• .e •• '1 . , .' Thursday, August 17, 1972 Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS :,":". 6e-oFFICE FOR RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 5-SITUATION 5A-SITUATIOH 6-FOR RENT 4-HELP WANTED, WEDDING Invitations, 10% WANTED DOMESTIC UNFUR~ISHED MACK and Hampton. Cen- GENERAL d i s c 0 u n t with this ad. tral air, parking. Immedi. NEED a baby sitter? Call DOMESTIC worker wishes INDIAN VILLAGE AREA Economee Service Print. ] ate. 886.3300. INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED The Sitters' Club. Licensed 5 days, East side only. 822. JE,FFERSON EAST 8905 ing, 1520l Kercheval at STOCK and booded. 777-0377. 9807. The Hibbard 6D- -VACATION Lakepoinle, Grosse Pointe. 1 Legol Notice 12 Suburban Acreage Exceptionally spacious and VA 2.7100. 6-FOR RENT very attractive newly deco. RENTALS lA P~rsonals 12A Suburban Home WE DO HOUSEHOLD JOBS Death Notice 128 Vocation Property _Hiciently UNFURNISHED rated 3.room apartment. 1 CAR OWNERS! Only $24.80 18 12C Farms for Sole PERSONNEL _conomically One of Detroit's finest pres. L'ARBRE CROCHE quarterly buys $20,000.$40,' lC Publ,c Sole 120 Lake and River Property tige apartment buildings in 000 Liability Property Dam- -whenever you want NEFF ROAD Little Traverse Bay, Harbor Entertainment 121: Commercial Property very accessible location. age for safe drivers. TV 2 Give our youth a job around FOR RENT Springs, Michigan. Private Music Education 13 Real Estote $165 per month includes 1- 2376. 2A FULL TIME the home. Call Young Peo club with pool, tennis Tutoring 13A LoIS for Sale BY OWNER heat. Apply manager on 28 ple Unlimited, Inc. courts, sauna, beautiful Hobby Instruction 138 Cemetery Property AITRACTIVE three bed. premises or call 822-7172. GRANDFATHER clocks, 2C 889-0800 sandy beach. Spectacular 2D Camps 13C Lond Contracts room, two and a half bath mantle clocks, cuckoo GOOD INDIAN VILLAGE--One bed. homes and con ~ ~_~ __ ~ __ ~ __ ~ .-..- ... ~e ...... _._ ...... _ ... __ • .... _ .... .-_-... _ «en.. ._. « Thursday, August 17, 1972 G R 0 SSE POI I~ TEN E W S Page Seventeen ------.-._------_._------_._------_._------_ .._--'----_._ ... _-_. __ ._------8-ARTICLES FOR SALE :;-ARTICLES FOR SAU' 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I SA-MUSICAL 9-ARTICLES WANTED tl--CARS ~~R !~~ i lI-CARS FOR SALE 12D-LAKE AND RIVER SOMETHING for everyone. MATCHING Mahogany dress- RIVER HOUSE __ .. _'t-I~T~UME~"S WE BUY old gold, jewelry 19'11 IMPERIAL Lebaron, 4 1971 CADILLAC Coupe de. PROPERTY Antiques, collectables, ta. er, vanity, mirror and 8000 E, JEFFERSON AVE, GUITAR, c I ass i c a I, folk, and silver, Vogue Jewelers, door, all power all options Ville, Climate controt, AM. bles, lamps, chairs, marIm. 'bench. VA 3-9618. LIQUIDATING en t ire CO!]. used, like new, $35. 861- 22377 Moross Roa\l. one owner. See to appre. FM, cruise control, maroon ST, CLAIR RIVER, near ba, piano, depression, --.------tents of apartment includ. 2662.------.--.--- - date. 8860141, 212 Kerby with white vinyl roof, white hospital, 2,450 sq. ft.. 3 knick-knacks, jars and SPO'ITED Leopard fur coat, ing living room chairs, end ------._-- BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. '-'-'--'-'--"-- .._-.- -- leather upholstery load bedroom 1 floor home with tools, Aug. 17th, 18th and size '11-12. Excellent cond!. tabtes, pictures, 1 bedroom HAMMOND ORGAN, model Browsers always welcome. TWO DUN E BUGGIES, levelers, 4 brand ne\y Uni. lar,;e attached 2Yl car ga. 19th, 10 a ..m. to 5 p.m. 16. tion. $500.'792-2443. has large vanity with mir. A102, church or home, ex- B, C. Claes Book Shop. Huppster. Roll bars, $800 royal steel radial tires, rage, living room 17'2" by Hampton Rd., G r 0 liS e B'ASEMENT SALE, Fat! ror (7'2" x 42"), single bed cellent condition, best offer. Miss Ethel C1aes, 1670 Le for both, 886.5926. $5,600. 'l'U 58389. 31'6", fireplace, mastei' 'p'om'te Sh . t h '11 () d 371 6350 ~t 6 verette (48216). WO 3. ------.--- ores. clothing, woman's size 7-14, WI PlOWS 2 an . a1 er . 4267. 1968 BL UE CAMAnO com'er- bedroom with dressing room and tornado shelter. GARAGE SALE H eh Id 1 some designer clothes; sprea,; Night table, large _. ._ tible, automatic tl'l\nnis. lIC-BOATS AND • : ous 0 , , 40 maple chest. Other bed. GIBSON LOO acoustic guitar, G' 2 full baths, 91.ft. river .a d't t I . boy's size 10 to men s - ORIENT AL R U S, Bellel' slon and top. Lowe mile. . MOTORS "ar en 1 ems, 00 s, mlS' t room has tll'I'n beds \"I'th Excellent condition, Best frontage with new steel C 11 So f . h long, .sla-:ks, sport coa s. ' Art goods, Good jewelry, age, 8235124. ------e aneous. me urms. 335 R' d Thursday 10 pillows (2) in c Iud i n g offer. 8819461, after 6, (' ld .' onds aI1'I'Clie -______225 HORSEPOWER ski boat, breakwall, $59,500. iogs, "78" records, etc. Ivar " ._. __ .. ,0 ,Q!a,n , 'I '" a spreads night table mir. PIANO '" 1'1 S I' furnl'ture, ]\'lusllro's. 372. 1970.JAVELIN SST, $2.350 16' Evinrude Sportsman. ...riday, Saturday, August .m. "-- ,ur I zer U( lO, 1 46 ,,, ACRES adjacent to 18 19 930 . ------ror, lamps. Also Coalport 1452 Wayburn. Thur.Sun. 5017. Evenings 8211782, or best offer. Power steer. Comp etely equipped. $3,- ' , ; : to 4. 683 Lm- GIRL'S size 6 Borgana coat, English China set. Many _ .__ .. _._.____ ing and brakes, 340 4 bar. 000. 585.6583. River District Hospital; wa. ter and sewer, 1/3 zoned coIn on Charlevoix, G.P. hardly worn, Original cost other items, including kit. ELECTRIC GUITAR. Top CAGE for a rabbit needed rei engine, cordulOY in. --.------SPORTYAK II. Never used, business; balance could be NEW "'AN, hea.ter, green $50. Asking $20. 884-_423 2. chen ware, B.v appointment. brand. Excellent condition. elementary class in G,~'sse ter:or, stereo and tave ... . All accessories. Sail, rig. rezoned for multiple; over leather chair, baby car GARAGE SALE _ Ear I y VA 2.1534. Including case and ampli- Pointe. 889.0011. deck. New paint, brakes. d I 3.000 ft. road frontage. at E 11 t dT I fier. Sacrifice $250, 8865079, lOA-MOTORCYCLES ,Illd tires. 8235124. gmg, oars, pa de, $100, se. xce en con lIon. American couch, house~old ROTARY power mower, go()d ------.- FOR SALE 884.7537. $3,000 per aere, 886-{)233, articles. Thursday, Fnday condilion, $25. TU 1.7309. KNABE CUSTOM five.foot '66 VW 1300 sedan, excellent LIG-H-TN-I-N-G-N-o-.-S4-21-.-\\-'-00-d, LADIES platinum wedding and Saturday. ~080 Marian ------.----.;-;- Baby Grand, withbcnch, '71IIONDA 70. Like new, $250 cundition, rebuilt engine. excelleN condition, 2 sets ring, 5 diamonds, white, Ct., Grosse Pomte Woods. WANTED -:- Colon~al dmlng Fren.ch Provincial - fine or best offer. 8213370, One owner, wifes car. Rea. sails, one new. New alumi. ED Sl\SS very ,brilliant, Sterling sIl- 881-2311 I ropm furmture. LIOnel elec. conditIOn, $1,850. See at --.------.--- sonable, 8B47693. num boom and masl. Spin. ver ladle for tureen, exeel- _ Electrl'c tflC tram, 886.6614. "' 1 reSidence. VA 3.9692. HOl~DA, 1970, CB.350, 11,000 -----.--.--- . . . MOVING SALE ------.--- .--- ... _ nules adult owner Illany '66 FORD Ranch Wagon, naker, fully race equipped, :~nt ~?n(htlon. ~lam ster- stove. refrIgerator. piano, GARAGE SALE - Electric S~\tALL upright nian" ;;6" x eylr2.~ ~~5~ B~1.(l~!(), ~lIt(lm?ti(' 8. rower. excel. Seagull motor. trailer. $1,' REALTOR ~ng "liver s~rvJng spoon'l dressers, desks, Crib, beds, stove, l~wn equipment. 42", $200 01' best offer. 1- _.__ lent condtion, $475. DR 200. 822-8279 after 6 p.m. 1315 S. Riverside Ave. hke new. 885-1736. By ap. skiis, clothing etc, Thurs.. A u,g u s t 19th .. 10-2, 105; 881.6749. I TRIUl\ll'H BONNEVILLE - 2.5187. SI. Clair 48079 pointment only. Sun. 10 a.m ..8 p,m. 1452 Somerset. 1------.---_ Mint condition, $58:; O! !Je~t GLASSPAR, 1971, 19', 165- Phone (313) 329-9003 GARAGE SALE. --An-ti-q. u-e-s, Wayburn. PHONOGRAPH.RADIO, baby I 8B-A N T IQUES FOR _~f~~ 8240504. . '66 PONTIAC Tempest. Full ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,e ~t:'~~~~;:r'. b kith f t ------SA L E power, Excellent running 00 s, co. mg, urm ure, NEW Tiny Tot combination, clothes up to 2 years, play. ----- . T HI U M P II, 1969, 250CC, condition, $495. 8!l4.:l342. $4,200, 881.8737. ,tools,. s~rtlng .goods .. Ev. convertible play pen and pen, car seat, 300 gallon FURNITURE refinished, reo good condition, make ()ifer, ------Wilderness Valley erythmg. 4666 Haverhill. crib. $25. Cost much more. oil tank with gauge and paired, stripped, any type 8844877. 1968 JAGUAR XKE road- SAILBOAT, 10.ft. fiberglass, Back to Nature GA'RAGE SALE _ Thursday TU 1-7373. stand-free. Dog. crates, of caoi~g. Free estimates, ----.- .. _------.- ster, $2,60() or best offer. Dacron sail and jib, Oars, and Friday 10-4. Miscella- "OVING T snow fence, addmg ma. 474.895J. SUZUKI '68-250 S~rambl(;r. 3n.4250 or 773.0143. cover, excellent for begin. 6,000 Recreation L k. 1U - oro mower, chine air conditioner cnf ------.- ....-- Excellent condition, 823------.- nero $550.884.6495. neolls. 964 a epomte. metal shelves, bik.es, fire- fee' t'able, end table: C;I; SPINNING WHEEL winder 36:;2, '65 FALCON, good condition, ------Development WOMEN'S size 8, coals, place set, refngerator, opener. 822.5069. imd swift; 1903 Sin~er sew. --.------.-.- $350. TU 2-7740. Aiter 5 CATALINA 22 1971. Many dresses. Men's shirts 16-33 spreader, washer, dryer. .______ing machine; ant i q ~Ie HONDA 500, mint condition. p.m. TU 4.2826. exlras. Trailer and 6 hor.le Opening New Section 25c. Boys' school clothes 1314 Grayton. I SATURDAY SA.LE. at 11:::9 lamps. Also, mahogany 371.6311. motor. 886-7225. b h I b ff t I t. t ---.------1970 VOLVO, 14~3, 2 door size 16. 'Girls' pre-teen 10'1 EMER '_I,D and. "I'amond W ay urn., ~pmnmg II' ee , u e.; e ec flC s ove, reo 'l'HIUl'IIPH, 1969, 650CC. Suo 36 FOOT SLOOP. "Yare." Lefty Wooded Hills - GoU " , -, ------1972 CORVETTE Stingray, and crUIse eqUIpped. 963- Easy to Reach furniture, 03ftalia~1 Provin- $15. 772-7585. rounded ba~k double, alsu I 72 TRIUl\IPH, 650, excellent low mileage, pII'vate. ?94 1430 567.0436 Ii'9-0743 COLONY PARK ------butchel' block and roll trJp eonditil'n. Best offer. 884. _ _ __ '_ "u .. cial, good condition. 884- BEAUTIFUL large antique desk. 881.9522, aftcr Fri. 6337. 4019. 1967 CORINTHIAN 19 feet 1.75 to Waters Exit, 3 Miles WAGON 7125. roll.top desk, collector's d Il 835 9005 ,______------I h ' north to Mancelona Road, ------item. Near perfect condi. ay ca '. 1971 SUZUKI 500 Ad It 11972 CADlLLAC Se.llan dll eO~lp ete wit cover, sa.i1s, 5 miles west to Wilderness Full power, air cond., TWIN BEDS, bookcase hrad. 1------, .' u Ville. Loaded, low 'Ilileage, Spmnaker, 4 wheel tralie!' stereo radio, luggage ibo[;.:-d, innerspring mattress tion, $2.700. Tom Mackey, GENU INE owned, 4,000 mIles. Saddle riv t 294.40lD I and dinghy. 886.0221 week. Representatives on Property and box spring. Hardly daytime office, 962.5525. GUARANTEED bags and extras Excellent I p a e. . days rack, 8,000 miles. Phone, Write to Box 100, used. $75. 772.0422. Evenings 886.4318. _ condition, $750. 881-2159. 1967 FOnD Custom 500 2 . Route No. 2 Gaylord, 49735 ------ABSOLUTtLY FAKE , ----- door hardtop $695 Call PENGUIN 12' sailboat, tilt for map or brochure, $4495 VICTORIAN love seat, 42", DECORATOR FURNITURE Dlf\ MOND RINGS ,BM" HF5 WIn extra equip. after 5 8840131.' trailer, excellent condition, small side chair, bisque FROM SHOW PLACE \ I ment, excellent con d. , $300. 882.3418. GROSSE POINTE HOME SI 600 882 4"42 '72 BU C I George Wellington FRANK ADAM figures, bone china des. That only you and your __ '_' _' ' _(J __ , I I K E ectra, 4 do?r ------Smith serts, plates, cups and sau. ve:~a~y w~f~~Fr~~i~h ~~~~~ jeweler can detect - Not 4 HORSEPOWEH Ruttman h.ardltoP{ full 9 Poooower,'laIr, 11 F-MOBILE HOMES LINCOLN-MERCURY cers, Chinese soapstone trim. Fusha interior, out. ~'our envious. friends !lor mini.bike. Like new, $125 vI~y o~'.' ml es. ------~IA 6-2925 Franklin ViUage f~gure, fiddle-back side Jealous enemIes. 2% carat or best offcl' 886.6324, Mmt conditIOn, $4,595. 884- SEARS 2 wheel tent camper, 20777 GRATIOT chair, circa 1835 silver cake standing, decorative, 2 new lIIarqui3 with daguetts in . 2147. used once. 25% off pur. k M' bedroom sets, never used, I chase price 8860016 EAST DETROIT (Ias et, circa 1880.' Iscel. includes dresser, bed sine, 14K ~'ellow or while 197,1 THIU~1PH Trophy 500'1;68 CORVETTEJZ7-300 ex. .__ . __ .__ CHAMPION laneous items. TU 5.2922 springs, mattress, end ta. gold mountmgs ,"ProbablY" Clean bike from good cellent c()ndition $2 600 TV PR 2-0200 (after 12 noon). ble, lamps. black wrought worth about :;i6,000, sale home. 822-3048. I 4-2606 ' " 12-ACREAGE AND HARSEN'S ISLAND, South -O-----.---d.-.. . t bl h' t ,price $39,95. If Ihis isn't -1-I-J------.______SUBURBAN Channel. Beautiful water- ...... ------'llJ NDA 500, mmt con Ihon, Iron a e, call' se ,rounfl "our "cup 01' te~" tl'e"t 97 IOND. O. 90 Endlil'o, PROPERTY 'th t glass - ««, 1 d t 1 ~IERCEDES 220-S sedan, front summer home near ------371 6311 t abl e WI cus om yourself to a b I' 0 \" s e H', co.n I 1011, a I acces. '. 'th t 'I Banicers grey. red leather Old Club. Two story house, t op, Cllalrs WI cus om up. through \"hat I'Sno\\' Grosse sones mc lldcd, $375. 881- WARREN, Sehoenherr-8 Mi. LOTS OF NICE THINGS h I t d h. VA" 5726 interior, Becicer Europa boathouse with bedroom . 0 sore e u s Ion s, Pointe's largest _ and of ' area. Sewer and water in. and bath. 24 fool "Red and 2 Schwinn .bikes, pool table, 1 1010 ------! AM.FlII, low mileagp., ex- 26 lots can be platted. FOR . . course best selection. Solid 108- TRUCKS FOR SALE. cellent condition, $975. 886- White Christcrafl." Com- water skis, croquet se~ TWIN carriage stroller by gold antique rings, Orace. .______6318 Ready to go. Strictly resi. pletely fur n ish e d and THE twin -ma}?le headboard wit Hedstrom, 2 car seats. Ex. \ lets, earrings, pendants, 1971 KAWASAKI 500. 4,600 __ . .__ dential n-!. A real good equipped. Laud contract chest, ,bookcases, encyclo- $6 $~O <: '67 PONTIAC C t I' 2 deal. Church wants to sell cellent condition. 884.0623, etc, . ;),,0. ~ol1le exam. miles, very good condition, J a a ma, available. FINEST pedias, books, luggage, bul. pIes are: lady's 14K gold $875, 778.7844. door hardtop, automatic to buy a larger area. letin boards, men's and SCHWINN'ladies' 26". Good and pearl ring $14, solid ------, transmission, power brakes, ART 0 CHAMPION SELECTION women's clothing, snow condition. 821.8584. gold bangle bracelet with ll-CAR5 FOR SALE I steering, good condition. I C ER & C . REALTOR tires, stereo equipment, . opals $66. ------." I TU 4 AD47 . 884 - 4400 OF miscellaneous, pianJ, eIec. GARAGE SALE, brass and 1970 PONTIAC G T 0 J d ------TU 4-5700 $ I. tr k Bring your banker . . . II ge. ------PRE-OWNED Ironic equipment, Oscillo. irons, 25; anlque un, LEE'S INC. Excellent condition, auto'IDODGE, 1~704doorhardtop, 12B-VA.CATION 102 KERCHEV AI. scope V.T.B.M" audio. $25; new large maple cof. matico 8231462. P.alara custom, ve~y clean, PROPE"TY "ON THE HILL" generator, autotransform. fee table, $80. Green down. 20339 Mack 881.8082 aIr, dark green, vmyl top. .4 CADILLACS cr, Fender microphone; ex. fille''; chair, $65. Oil paint. We buy je\velry and antiques 1971 CONTINENTAL MARK $1,695. 8861000, 881.5158. GAYLORD area, 2.bedroom cellent quality, good prices. ings, lawn mowers, miseel. estates. Sky Blue with white 1---.------I b' . If' h d Ill, TOWERING PINES ANYWHERE ... 886.9476. ~aneous. 1878Pl'estwick, ------..---- top, all accessories. excel- VW 1966 Bug, ?~rk green, og ca m, nice y urms e , I Friday-Salurday, 9 a.m. ANTIQUE AUC1IONS lent condition, $5,800. For excellent condItIOn, $600. central heat, large fire. GARAGE SALE. Fine furni------FRIDAY, AUGUST 18 quick sale. Mrs. LaRocca, 772.0422. place, $15,000.372-9180, call Provide cool s]ade in the large front and rear yard ture, living room, bedroom, BRg~~e~~~ee~O~;Sy~~'ai~i~~: 7:30 P.'M. 3 7 1 . 52B9after 5 v,m., 527. '66 IMP.ALA, looks nice, run. s between 9 and 5. of this East Jordan home, den. Games, doll house, hi- SUNDAY. AUGUST 20 ROGER 8 B 9 4 I Nestled among iarge birch 11,. eI'ectnc ,typewn 't'der, rl . York air conditioner, needs 2 P M . ' beautl.fuly, full power,. air, I OAKWOOD PARK ing lawnmower. Many Frdeon, $15 .. 6 Pi$ece bwlo~~e LOCATED' AT 1967 CAlIIARO c?nvertib1€. __n_e\_v_t_l_re_s_,_$_5_5.0_._8_8_6_.9_i_7_6_.Canada (1 Mile north 011 trees, this 3-bedroom home is within walking distance RINKE other items. SaturJay and be room SUIte, 100. I e IMPERIAL HOUSE yellow, automallc, power 11970 FORD LTD, 4 joor Grand Bend), a superb Sunday, August 19th, 20th, antiqued cot'Iee table, $10. 26020 GROESBECK. ~teefll:g Best o~fer, Call hardtop, air. Low mileage. custom b u i I t gracious of town but is so ,~ecluded 1 and peaceful that you feel CADILLAC CO. 10-5. 808 Grand Marai~ ~~~~~;d $7'tu~~Y;~~:, s:$~~~: ! 10 12 :\IILE RD. . after .1 p.m. a85".!~2:.._. 1 Excellent condition. 886. home on 6 very large lots like you arc in another 536-6260 Blvd., Grosse Pointe Park. 886.5700. WARREN 1966 PONTIAC 4 door .haru'l 9579 after 6. nestled affi?ngsl man y world. This lovely brick bi. GENERAL Electric Super. ------Fl'rniture, clocks :mcl col. top. Power steering, power 1967 CHEVROLET En I'ne oaks and pm~s on!y 600 level, is located on a large OR line air conditioner, 11,500 14 GALLON O'DELL-Stow- be tors items. Curio cabi. IJrakes, radl'o, heater. Red a I b d b th .. g I feet from prIvate beach lot with 100-foot frontage 757-0767 B.T.U.'s, $150. Cabinet bu- a-lite top, large Dynaflo nets and china cabinets, mirror finish, black in. n( 0 Y!. 0 m _ exce - of Lovely Lake Huron and on beautiful Lake Charle. ~idifier, $40. 821.3(}46 after I 1~~~~d:rh S:O~_d_8..:_~.~e_4~~~r_ie_sI ~:~blec~~bo~~~~I.l1o~~~i!l~~~ ~~~~~r. Good condition. 881. ~~~t3 ~~~e~lt~~n, $570, 882 ~~l~r~~;g ~1~Or~cI?:i~g ;~~~ I voix. 2'h baths, carpeting, and fireplace arc just a ------en"inels. Baker racks, ron -.-.------RED '69 VW Bug,-a-u-I-om-a-ti-c, and dining room plus Flor- few of the many deluxe PHILCO dryer, electric. Ex. NORGE gas stove $~O. 885- t'}p desk, breakfronts with VEGA 1971-Silver.gray fast. ida room an with picture radio, $950. 8861918. features found in this love. cellent condition. 889,0029, 4032. marble top. Clocks approxi. back, stick, radb, 51,'100, windows, 4 large bed. AUGUST ly year-round residence. after 6. 4 RED W 0 0 D cushioned mately 75. G, ,ndfather's 8a9.0nO, 1970 LTD 4 door hardtop. rooms, 3 baths, deluxe kit- Priced to sell at $55,000. SPECIAL! chairs and 2 matching sct~ wall and n1antic clocks tlnd con~ Still on warranty. Purchas. chen, dishwasher included, F'ULLmirrored ,glass vanity 196.-1---C-O"iiVA-[j{---r~i6-NZA ,tees, .pal'nled d'.'sk and book. much more. ed after 71's came out. 2 car attached garage plus dresser with swivel chair, vcrtible, 4.specd, t"pe, new BEAUTIFUL PINE, BIRCH Gold plates with cups and case, 2 bar stools, tea \Va. GEORGE YOUNES lires, shocks, top, muffler $1,850. BB4-3560. ,\ separate open 2 car with VEGAS 't"'ood baby .bed. ROBBIE PUTANSO d I k ----- ..---- living quarters above! hot saucers, senice for 12. gon, frul ~ system an Jra e" one. VOLKSWAGEN, '68 Square Trees enhance the beauty of PRICES START Solid glass top table, 40" x Colonial white hi.chair, and AUCTIONEE:1S owner. excellent condition, Back. Rebulit engine, $850 water heating. This hOlll.l this choice piece of prop. 72", resting on glass ped- 9 ptace settings desert rose For information must see, Call after 6 p.llI. is superbly furnIshed, erty with Lake access to FROM dishes. 886.9437. 772.4110, 463.0392 88;;8139. (,r best offer. 8B2.657?~._1 drapes, rugs and many ex. estats. Table lamps, leath. Lake Ch~rlevoix. Within er chairs. VA 2,3648, River------.------....-_.-. '68 DODGE Van, V.8. Auto. pensil'e extras, ready to walking dislance to the $1,595 house. FURNITURE, exercise equip. BRIGHTON l\1all Antique FOHD, 19"3, Country Squire, matico Good condition, 8B2. move in now, For this and Village of East Jordan. ment. m is eel tan e 0 us, show and salc, IDS and automatic. radio, heatcr, 0747. many other exclusive list. Three' large lots-from BASEMENT SALE, Saturday Thurs., Friday and Sal. 9 Old Grane! Rivcr, Brich ;:;ood condition. VA 1.7049, . ._.. _ ._ .... _ ings drive up anytime and $7,500 each. day 9-4. 318 Fisher Rd. to 6. 20910 Beaufait. ton. Michigan, Aug. 24 to after;;. '67 VOLKSWAGEN Square I'll show you olher prop. TED EWALD Westinghouse washer and ------27. Thursday. Frio and S,lt. Bilek, $750. 8825372, erties. EDDIE O'DOUD, dryer, Brunswick pool ta'i ET$.ECTi{;IC STOVE, 40 in, 10 to 9. Sunday,; 1 am. 10 FIREBIHD, 1970, 3;;0 V-8 cn. --._-._ ..... -.--. OAKWOOD 519.238.~'i}29 STEELTREE PROPERTIES, Inc. CHEVROLET ble, e I e c t I' i c ice cream 25. 1.5831. 5 p,m. Free admis~ion,' gine. T u I' b 0 Ty(\romatic69 CAMARO SS 350300, of JOlIN THIEL REAL ES. 15175 E. JEFFERSON freezer. Numerous other -F-R-E-N-C-II-P;~~inci-a-I--match: free parking, transmission, power steel'. vinyl roof, 4 speed. Excel. TATE LTD,. 520 WEL. ROOM 13-A CIIERr.y CAPITAL items. ----.--- ing, brilkcs, r.1lly whecls. lent rondition, 821-7035 L1NGTON STREET, LON- VA 1-2000 ing chairs, small scale, off FINE IBth Century dinill,~ meticulous cone!ition, 772 after 6 DON 519434.8441. AIRPORT while, brocade, 881.5754, room furniture. heallliful TRAVERSE CITY, --.------.-.---- condition. Sheraton t;dlle. 9?JG. JAGUAR 68 XKE roadster, TRACTOR, Simplicity. 9 MICHIGAN WILL BUY horse Landlord, with power 5 lIcpplewhite chairs, side. HJ72 VEGA. 7.800 :lIILES A:\lFlIl, S2.050. 3724250, EXECUTIVE 616.947-2190 773.0143, NEW Clean. Late Model. mower,l2 in, rotary, 42 in. _b_oa_r_d_,_T._U_1.63.5.6:._ . STICK :-iIJlFT, RADIO H IDE-AWAY ~ -----pORT HUHON---.--- snow plow; half ton dump LOOKING for that somcthing S1.750-TU 58798 '72 CAMARO n.s., A:>IFM, Rcdwood, ledge rock splen. ].10 FEET ON LAKE CADILLACS cart. Excellent condition. s p e cia 1? Comc out to cxcellcnt condition, und~r dor III the pines! Custom To Close Estate. Ownecl by 1972 SEE $800. 30 in. power lawn Sqllare Lllke 1'0:\<1, (HI HIG!l FORD (;,t\LAXIE 500. 2 wa rranly. must sell, Best .1 hedroom ranch on 2'h local Industrialist. Magnifj. FRANK BROMLEY sweeper, $50, 25.in. lawn Mile) and Lh emois, Six door, power s t C'C' r i n i( , offcr. 884.B74fl or 885.7702, wooded acre.,. Two levels cent English Tudor, 6 hed. sweeper, S15, 12 ft. aJumi. antique shops, the Wick. CADILLACS h I' ~ k"", vr. automatic of living with stream and rooms, 4 baths, 3 iJat{ num car top boat, $100. cr shop, the Import shop $9;;0 88G;,92" 1970 DATSUN 240Z. Hc'd. wild life at your door. IO baths, beautifully maintain. are still on display COFFEY 8860333, an~ more. For that 11C'r I(on i shocks. Michel in tire". minutes from expressway cd. Price greatly reduced, In our showrooms HOVI';\{, 1!167, 2,000 T.C.\, milgs. 45.000 mile,\, $2, W/\NTED"=--oid'g;~s~-;;~y 'I fect gift or something from anrl Port 1Iuron, W. BlWCE KEYS REALT0R CADILLAC l'rI'.V i~oo(l condition. $1,000 8'10. 8<:48414, kind, a ny condition. Cal! thc pnsl. Plrnly of park. HARRY MOAK Port Huron The supply is limited, but 3180 E. Jpfferson 88GOr.18. I Monte, 884.2654. ing, RJ<;AI, J<:STAn; 11.985.968,') Evenings 1.385-3133 we may have just the model 964-6811 .. '71 CIIEVHOLI';T Impala. and color of your choice. --_.- _._-- -_ .._--,.- •.. _ ..__ ..- _ ..._---_ .._-_ .. FIAT, 19'iO, 8;,0 Spider. only prlll'el' steering, excellent Pori Huron-Phone 985.8300 Co.Op Wilh Other Brokers ... DRIVEWAY SALE - 324 ANTIQUES IITArnmT J~l,OIIO Illiks. lIlany n2W condition, I () II' TlliJco~ge, We are desperately in need M oross. Antique dresser ~ A b . I J. nn r or, :-iIlIH ay Augnsl 20 , p:, rts, AIso 2 11r'\1' radials 7n7BB:1. of used cars, especially Cad- a nel stove, 80 yards carp'lt ilIacs, and we lire able to nlld 2 11/'11' studded radial and pad, furniture, many BEA UTIFtJ L NEW tires, !l"',I.\on for selling __ 1072 THill:\II'11 Spitfire. offer you more for your car 1970 goodies, Three families, LOCATION A\IFM radio. must sell. MARINERS VILLAGE now than at any time in the IH'cd blgg0r (';1 r. ,~1,01!);), Thursday and Friday 10.5. I Washlellaw Farm COlillril 88Hn~11. lifl46:.:W. future. Why not come in and CONTINENTAL BASEM'EN!" SAjE--b-'b-! GroHnrls, ;'(1;;5 Saline. I\nll let us show you what we have, 1'()!lS('.I'I',' '(j'i, fl.I~'.. ", s))eccl, MARK III , I "a y,. A I I' I I' '1 \-' I 'J' V,\Lli\,\;T, Iflr;,,>.Signet, l(ocHI '''- CONDOMINIUM to ofler. I children, clolhes and furni' <: l' lor \oa~ :.~J /J,,'; tin's. sLll.tel, hrakes. had' :\pw til'l's, :l317fl:i:1. I ,tllre, men's golf club sel. "outh ~ Lilies, J 1, il III ." Under construction, new, 2 bedroom, 1'/2. We also have a fine selec .. Air conditioning, sler- 'sc~11 't 10 t lUll. I' ne Ac!mlss.IC)I1. ,,0 IllfJlol' Ilc",t (,ffN, RH1.I0?7,: '70 I'O"iliAC Fir e h i r d nl I. , aneous I ems, 0 I' I' I baths, r,arden apartments, Balconies with tion of 1912 Cadillac demon. eo, 16,000 miles. Sharp < '-'r' 1St I '837 ;}('res. '.rl'e a r (j11.~ Oil ", j' J%,: L1;>;('(jL:\ COlltlllcnl;l!. 1':.'I'1'il. filII power. faclory If ay, a un ay, " P' river VICW. General electric appliances. strators at a great savings. Silver grey, black in- Harvard. relllises. Very l~ourJ ('ol'riiti"il $37". I ,III', 1r.,O(iO nllks. BaG 4D6:J Carpel lng, carport and pool. terior, black top. H~(j.W;,H. ,Ifler fi. BUT SPINET PIANO" cx~~ll~nt 8C-OFFICE From $23,950 condition, illvaiid adJllst:1! EQUIPMENT '70 OLIlS Dcltil 88. ;( d"CH'. Ifno C,\ .\1i\ HO. origmal own. 1900 River Road BEFORE YOU BUY FRANK ADAM hle walker, slide projector ELECTRO.STATI(; COPIJ-:1l. hardlo;), vmyl felof, ]llJII'c:r ('1', )lC)II'pr s\Pcrin\(. vinyl corncr of Cuttle ,I"erillg ,IIH[ I)lilkrs, :m, lnp, ,\:\! FM r,nlio. anto LINCOLN-MERCURY ._ al1l~:~~ce~~.'J~_2~~.~. . . Address ()(;raph. :\1,] c1 e I BE SURE TO VISIT Iniilic transmissioll, Be'st Marysville, Mich. 500, 6 months old, ru tnll~d ":I;,,,,. VC'lY eic;'Il, offer. flBl:l2IJo1, 20777 GRATIOT SA-MUSICAL 4.1820. I'Hi? ,\Iinc. '1'[; 10;)?:!, For information call INSTRUMENTS COFFEY EAST DETROIT -- .. ------. . 9-ARTICLES WANTED ;,Ii!) (;1 [I':VII': ImpaLl, c'II,lonl 1971 \ION'!'I'; CARLO. vinyl MICHIGAN CONDOMINIUM CORP. DRUM SET, complete, used, :l door. power, ,iiI', cx('el. tr,p. air rondilion, other ('X CADILLAC PR i!..0200 excellent condition, $9,'), LTONEL TRAI\'S an:] o:her: ""lIt condition. 41,000 miles tr;,s, ,';;2.B'I:I, f:g(j.02flG aflcr 886-4880 3180 E. Jeffcrson 964 ..6811, 861.2662. makes. 771.0529. I U ,Wi;;, mJ5.2.Hl9. 5. _. as • t .m 2 e s 2 ec • n° • 2 S $ 'On , n ne me s • t. 'd 'n Ed .". """' ; ~". I Plge Eighteen GROSSE POINTE Thursday, August 17, 1972 NEW S ------12D-UKE AND RIVER 13-REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATE II3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE ------_. ------_ ..---_ .•._.... _._------I LAKE FRONT C HAL E T 6 BED ROO M center hall ,BY OWNER. 745 Marlbo. G. P. Farms I BERKSHIRE GROSSE POINTE BLVD. 80. CONDOMINIUM 4 bedrooms, tamlly room, with balcony, 2 bedrooms, Colonial, 31h baths, new GROSSE POINTE I rough, Detroit, near city H A V E YOU EVER won. CONDOMINIUM las furnace, full bath. kitchen, library and rec- h I 3~ baths, 2~.car attached dered if there's a special Apartment tor sale, 2 bed. 486 ST CLAIR BeauWul wooded location reation room. Priced in WOODS limits, 8.room Dulc Co o- garage, 80'x125' lot. Near nial, l'f. baths, natural house just for you! This rooms, H!I bath. Apartment GROSSE POINTE schools, churches and bus. near Gaylord. $29,500. Call 88510W.5054SO's.. 661 Washington. OPEN SUN. 2.5 P.M. fireplace, gas heal. F.H.A. ma)' be it! Custom de. shown by appointment. I 777.3204 or 777-3113. I 10 day occupancy. Shown ------,_____ ALLARD, 2131 _ Stop in appraisal $16,000. 331.6466, signed by John Pottle for Vernier Road, across from $41,900 I by appolntment-884-1931. 3,000 SQUARE FT. execu. ,f Sunday and see this well --- - __ i the present owner, this Loehmoor Golf Club. caU' New custom decor, all car- tlve home, on Lake Huron, d d priced 3 bedroom brick co. BEST BUY I. Early American colonial 886.4036, 775~. peting, drapes and appli. ' Sanna, Ontario,. 4 bed. Pur y a n Ionia I featuring carpeting has that extra c h arm KELLY _WHITTIER AREA, ances, imme~iate ?~cu' GROSSE POINTE rooms, 3 baths. library, of. I in all rooms natural Cire- JlurI'ard - Near Jefferson. you've been looking for. Center entranc~ Colonial, paney, fully. air co~d~t~on. SHORES tlce, den, large living, din. . place, one ~nd one half Georgian Colonial. 4 bed .. Beyond the gracious en. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, pan. cd, aulomatlc humidifier:. lng, enclosed porch, 75x225 balhs pis recreation room rooms, 3 baths, paneled li. lrance hall with its wind- Charming three bedroom A t eled family room, nalural I 4 bedrooms, 2 full and " brick colonial. Well cared lot, private beach, pri~e S SO C Ia e s 'I and 2'1h car garage. Shown brary. Step.down living ing stairway, you'll find a f I l' extras half balhs, 2 car altached ,$75,000 .. For more de~alls by appoinlment also if you I room with Cathedral ceil- paneled library in addition lrep ace, pa 10, " garage, full basement with for. Full basement. Ga. to . the family room with 372.1839. , furnace tool room office rage. Walking dislance to °CrallaP846Po.~1~e.ntto vlew' OFFERS I prefer. mg. Many extras including Lakefront Park. 0 S'orms, 'S.crpp,ns qrJ\ ~ir)t wolf" ~I(~(JI (Ire 0 j(~w 01 lhe e,lfO\ ,ncl"rlr:d ,n Ih, 11111 r""" 01 tll'lC/J The es.ltmored $33 nI(i1 .. .. 'W." .... •••• _ --- en ....eM .0 - ....'. - - --=--'r -, - , - ...,.-. -.- ...--...... _- ..' ,. ----....---....- ..- ,.---...... -----r -,.-"'-~-:- ...... ---...... ------.....,,-~ .. .-- .. -.....-- --- Thursday, August 17, 1972 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Nineteen ------_._------, 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE I' I3-REAL ESTATE : I3-REAL ESTATE ' 13-REAL ESTATE i I3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I ~~R SALE . 1__ FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE FARMS. CONDOMINIUM-Centrally SOMETHING ! 33 P PI I- OPEN SUNDAY : PEMBERTON 535. FIRST 4 BEDROOM C~I~nial, Roch- FAIR HOLME ROAD, 1445, Beautiful contemporary tri. located - 4 bedrooms 3 R reston ace 972 WESTCHESTER OFFERING. Farm colon. I esler, 1968. Finished base- 4 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, level. Large wooded lot. baths carpeted new kitch. DlfFE ENT LARGE home just be i n g 2.5 P.M. ial. 3 bedrooms; 2 baths; men.t, sauna, contemporary with spacious do r mer, Owner must sell. 884-4774 en, l~nd contra~t terms -IFour bedroom brick colonial. completed, beautiful lot in encloscd porch; breakfast family room. One Rcre. I a r g e complete kitchen, or 1.748-3083. after 6 p.m. TU 6.8551. Immaculate. All roooms prime Farms location. :; PLAIN TALK room. Architect deSigned.I_$~3,~00~ 375.0959. with living area, excellent ------spacious. Private library. bedrooms, large foyer with Herc's a mature colonial in Offercd at $39,900 to quick ST CLAIR SHORES 3 bed traffic pattern, exception- 1335 AUDUBON Cen er en- GROSSE POINTE FARMS- I Private parking for three circular stairs, cietalled good conditioll with 5 bcd. I t I I - al storage, compare and trance Colonial. 3 bed. Five-room brick ranch, 2 additional cars. Ask your paneled library with fire- rooms and 21h baths for lyse t e estate. r~om brick ranch, 2 full 1 appreciate, Mid.$40's. 686- rooms,' 2 12 baths, central bedrooms, separate dining salesman for details. place, family room, kitch- $36.900. There's also a sun ROSLYN 1193. DON'T LOOK baths, full basement, 4 car 0498, air conditioning. By ap'l room, central air condition. en with separate breakfast room. two car garage and TWICE. Lovely 4 bedroom' garage, 12 years old, 75x pointment only. TU 1-1760. ing, 2-car garage. 885-2685. CARTER & CO. room, formal living room iA 601'180 lot. If you'rc a colonial will not last. 21h i ~JO lot, $60,000. 293-5448. 455 LINCOLN-Offers space, 884-~400 and dining room, a.lso laun- big family on a budget, baths; family room with i --- storage and fine details. 4 dry room on mam floor, it's worth your time to fireplace. APPLIANCES I 2 ~~~~OO~N~RlCG~::g~. large bedrooms, dressing FOUR bedrooms, 2\02 bath I extra large garage, com. take a look. INCLUDED. ' CLOSE TO TRANSPOR: room, 2\02 baths, 2 bed. ANTA 1578-FIRST OFFERING-4 bedrooms, near rooms and bath, c e d a r everything. Well built and well maintained. semi. Colonial with family room pletely. carpeted. Shown by S K II WHITTIER 1390. The price TAT ION, $24,900. 889- plus den, all nice large appomtment. is right. 3 bedroom co. 0086. closet, at tic fan on 3rd with 2 bedroomg and bath on completely paneled tr6ngman, e Y floor, for m a I living and spacious 2nd floor. rooms, kit c hen built.ins, PAUL JANKOWSKI & ASSOCIATES !onial located near schools HY OWNER. 1253.55 Mary: plus large breakfast room, BUILDER and shopping. See for self, dining rooms, den, screen- 2l,02. car attached garage, 100 KERCHEVAL land, 5 and 5, Recently dec- LAKEPOINTE 550--Excellent buy. Spacious English ed porch, basement witl\'- 5 bedroom, 31h baths, sitting room, new kitchen'. corner lot, on Cui de Sac 886-2665 I 889-0800 TROMBI.EY 956-58. Income orated, side drive, 2-car ga. lav, storms and screens, street in Woods. Move.in property. 3 bedrooms; 2 rage, 5%% ass u m a b Ie Sun room. Attached garage. Leaving City. 2.car garage, custom dra .. condition, immediate (lccu. NEW FIVE BEDROOM 1005 CADIEUX, ideal for baths; family room lower; mortgage. Reasonable. 822. peTies, carpeting. $54,500. MARYLAND 1213-near Kercheval. Well maintained pancy. TU 4-7872. large family, 5 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms; Z baths; fam- 5069. TU 5-1863. Designed with a family in plus maids rooms. 5 baths. ily room upper. Lovely 10' and roomy ~. bedroom bungalow. Expansion attic. GROSSE POINTE PARK - Glassed porch. 2 car garage. mind, built with the qual. large living room, patio, li- cation. 860 Nottingham. Excep. ity construction and ma- brary, etc., reasonable. GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE WOODS WESTCHEStER 734-Delightful 4 bedroom, 21h bath tlonal 4 unit apartment. terials you expect from 882-3845. LINCOLN 988. PRICE RE- Terrific investment, all us. Secluded street South DUCTION. 1~ story, 2 SOUTH BRYS. FIRST OF. LENNON. Three.bedroom, Frt!nch CoJonial. Family room and den. Sprink. FERING. 4 bedrooms. lered lot 2 car attached garage. brick, 1 furnace. of Jefferson. GROSSE POINTE SHORES bedrooms. Expand attic to 1~ bath colonial. Kitch- - By owner. Beautiful suit self. MAKE OFPER. 3 full baths, family room en with snack bar, Nat- M. WARNER TWO ELMSLEIGH LANE early American ranch near plus library or den. Cen. ural f1replacp.. S~rcened REALTY GROSSE POINTE CITY lake. 3 Bedrooms, 21h tral air. 2-car attached porch. Newly decorated. baths, family room, dining garage. !Many extras. 2.car garage. Immedl. SILLOWAY & CO. 855-5788 Open dally. Sunday, 2-4:30 ate occupanCj'. room, living room, dinette, BLAIRMOOR. Four-bed. 1394 ROSLYN-3 bedrooms, extraordinary bas em e n t. REALTORS WALTER H. MAST room, 2* bath colonial. ROSLYN. Three-bedroom formal d.ining room, fire. Central air, sprinkling sys. Family room nlus libra. place, excellent condition, CO. tDm. Many, many e~tras, contemporary colonial. 16825 Kercheva J In the Village 884-7000 ry. Kitchen wIth built. new carpeting. Under 30. $78,000. TV 6-4226. No New i y redecorated. GROSSE POINTE PARK - ins. 2* .car garage. :m. Good mortgage assump. 881-3653.Open Sunday 2:30. brokers. mediate occupancy. 5 p.m. B r i c k ranch, like new, tion. IIh baths, 2.~ar ga- , much larger inside. Living 960 WESTCHESTER BLAIRMOOR. Three.bed. rage. Nice sc.eened ler. race. room has fireplace, 3 bed. TUDOR. Handsome brick room b r i c k lri-Ievel. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 rooms, 1~ baths, base- home with four large bed. Built.ins in kitchen. 21h HIGBIE,MAXON ment, 2\02-ear gar age, WOODS LANE COURT. 325 McK INLEY rooms, 21h baths, family baths. F3mily room plus large lot. Best buy in Park. large recreation room. Large four.bedroom 21h YORKSHIRE - 4 bedroom LAKE SHORE ROAD - English style. Fine condition. room, screened terrace and By appointment or open recreation room. Fine car. 2.car"arage. bath Cape Cod Colonial. center 'hall Colonial. 21h Cheery '3 n d spacious All very luge rooms. in. Family room plus libra. Sunday. 882-4561. peting and drapes. $55,500. baths, large den, modern- rooms overlooking the cluding 19' dining room. ry. Built.lns in kitchen. FABICK REALTY TU 1-7710 ALLARD. Two.croronm ized kitchen and newer Lake are offered in this Large p a ill e led Family HARPER WOODS face brick bungalow Elaborate rec r.)om. furnace. Nice size yaro 'home. '1st floor master Room. 3 large bedrooms, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 DAY BY DAY with family room. Full with 2-car garage. Low bedroom. library,. and IIh baths. Very large 20683 Van Antwerp near 80 WILLISON You'll enjoy the gracious liv. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 basement. Large expan. GROSSE POINTE FARM::: 40's. laundry for coDvenience. kit C 'h e n with breakfast 1.94 and Vernier Rd. 4 ing this home offers. Beau- sion attic. Air conditioned for com. area, much counter space bedroom brick. Very clean One block south of Vernier tiful four bedroom French LA BELLE. Three-bed. WEBBER PLACE - Spa. fort. Sprinkler system, and many cupboards. 60' home. 2 car. Grosse Pointe off of Lakeshore Drive. 5 colonial. Spacious dining ANITA. Good three-bed. room Cape Cod. Two cious 5 bedroom, 41h bath bllI'glar -and fire alann lot with .. ttracUve garden. SChool district. St. Peter's ~edroom ranch tri level. room. 2 full baths on first room brick ranch. Fam- full baths. Close to Colonial. Living and fam. system '8nd attached gar. Parish. Priced to sell quick. 50/.1 % mOl1tga'ge available, !loor. Shown by appoint. ily room; kitchen with shopping c e n t e rand ily rooms with firepl8ces. age. DAV 1E5-MOFFETI 1 mile from Star of the Sea ment. eating space. Recreation transportation. 2.car ga. MARV. BOUTIN Grade and High school. 1st floor utility. Brick wan TU 5-3220 884-7733 773.7820 room with bar and lav. rage. around patio. Sprinkler LAKE SHORE ROAD - CARTER&CO. and intercom systems. Superbly built and main. C. W. Babcock & Sons talned ,by present owner, 777-3310 884-3606 884-4400 THREE MILE DR. - Beau- SHOREWOOD this 5 'bedroom, 3 bath 20431 Mack tifully redone including Colonial offers the finest. GROSSE POINTE REALTY CO. 886-8710 new carpeting, drapes and Large balconied foyer WITHIN EASY WALKING DISTANCE kitchen with built.ins, this leading to all rooms. P'8n. BISHOP-FIRST OFFER- E. IDA LANE - 3-bed- English Tudor offers fam- of Grosse Pointe South High. Richard elementary eled library and family ING of this spacious 3. room, IIh bath brick school, Village shopping, Central library, Punch & ily room plus 2 libraries, room. Kitchen with many bedroom, 2 bath RANCH witlt 2-car at- ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE a total of 6 bedrooms, 41h Judy Theatre, Hill shopping, etc.... 4 bedrooms, extra bIt.ins. Rear ser. RANCH on nice large tached garage and spa. 2\02 baJh Colonial with paneled den bright modern. OPEN SUNDAY, 2:30 UNTIL 5 baths, -and a garage ap8rt. vice stairs. 4'li car heated lot. L a r g e j alousied cious recreation room ment. Over 1acre of pro- ized kitchen, terrace, and attached garage. Good garage. porch and patio, 2-cnr on extra 1a r gel 0 t. condition. St. Paul's Parish. Large lot. $49,500. FOR THE FAMILY which requires four bedrooms perty. attache.: garage. TU- Priced in the 40's with and wants a newer house, hetter check us at 804 HAMPTON ROAD - On a T,ROMBLEY - Bette;.' than 4-0600. quick occupancy. TU 1- CHALFONTE Woods Lane. Cape Cod in design, behind the at. new center entrance Col. 6Ola150 lot. this bungalow 4200. tached garage ill' an enorf(l(Jus family room which offers 2 bedrooms, bath, WEBBER PLACE-Pres- in Grosse Pointe Farms. Here's a roomy Colonial "flows" into the modern kItchen. There is a onial. 13 foot library plus home with 4 bedrooms, 31h baths, family room, 3 car 20 foot glassed porch. sun room on 1st floor. tige 10c3tion near Lake WOODS - Very sharp 3. separate dining room and all four bedrooms are large 16x20 bedroom with attached garage. recreation room, etc .... set on a Kitchen with built.ins. Rec. and Mast.built GEOR. bedroom face b r i c k on the second floor. bath on 2nd. Only $29,000- GIAN COLONIAL with BUNGALOW in mint 55xl89' lot. Monteith, Brownell, and Star of Sea room. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths School. Just vacated. $44,500. JUST THE TICKET for house shoppers needing a up. Lovely 80x175 lot. 4 bedrooms, 4'li ba,ths, condition. Dining room, GRAYTON - Genter hall family room, library, all study on 2nd, garagc. three bedroom colonial but must pmchase under thirty.five thousand dollars. Ours at 2040 Fleet. ST. CLAIR - Modernized English. Modern kit"hen; kitchen built.ins, 2-car Immediate occupancy. SOUTH RENAUD formal dining room, panel. wood boasts a den on the first floor comple. 4 bedroom, 21h baths ter. attached garage with Owner transferred. $27,' Unusually attractive ranch home on a spacious lot to ed library. 4 large bed. ment the living room and dining room. The base- race. New kitchen for circular drive l\nd such 900. TU 1-6300. 110x145. Two bedrooms den dining room ftnished Tooms on 2nd. Two baths. ment alBo has a paneled playroom and dark added concvenience. 2.car amenities 'as sprinklers, basement, etc .... 2 car attached garage: $44,000. Low 40's. room for the photography buff. garage. Immediate occu- central air, fire and bur. F AIRHOLME-Priced for pancy. glar security systems. quick sale! 3.bedroom CAMBRIDGE NOT JUST ANOTHER BATH and a hall colonial LAKE SHORE LANE - brick BUNGALOW with STRA'J1FORDPLACE-Just Well cared for ranch with One of our finest offer- Quiet dead-end street in Grosse Pointe Farms ne8r but this one at 211 McMillan comes comes .lngs at $127,000. TU 1- enclosed terrace, recre- equipped with carpeting, air conditioners and off the water this beauti- everything. 3 large bed. ation room with bar. the Farms Pier, 4 bedrooms, 2'12 bat.'ls, modern ful Early American Col- rooms, 21h baths, paneled 6300. kitchen, attached garage. all kitchen appliances. The owner has recently Convenient location. TU moved and hopes the house will likewise. onial has 4 bedrooms, library, screened porch, 1-4200. dre.o;sing room 'and 3 baths rec. room with bar, central COZY RANCH on Hunt- LAKELAND ington and convenient JUST AROUND THE CORNER at 256 MerrIweather on 2nd. Large family room air conditioning, attached OXFOR'D-Very charming 4 bedroom 21h bath Coloniai built in 1956. Has both a with fireplace, 1st floor garage and sprinkler sys- to everything - 2 bed- is another three bedroom with an extra room on 2-bedroom corner BUN. library (l5x13.6') and a family room (21xI5.6). 2 car utility, finished basement, tem. Excellent 10caUon. rooms, excellent kitch- the second ficor. Good carpeting and a giant GALOW with exp.lllsion attached garage. 60xl84' lot. Priced fJt $58,500. air conditioning and gor. en, dining room, fine kitchen with first floot lavatory make this an ex. space on 2nd, glassed ceptional buy at $35,900. . geous garden plus a 3-car EDMUNTON - Newer 4 landscaping and at. terrace and garage. 1m. attached garll'ge make it bedroom, 2lhbath Col- tached garage. Ideal for MODESTLY PRICED mediate occupancy. Un. ON CAMERON PLACE, that new street which leads complete. onial. Family room with newlyweds or retirees. To appeal to a younger family on a tight budget. der $30,000. TU 1-6300. Jefferson to Lake 5'hore, and is near the bank fireplace, custom kitchen, Mid 30's. TU 1-6300. Grosse Pointe Farms. Richard and Brownell schools. at Rivard and Jefferson; that's where you'll find N. RENAUD - Ready for attach~ garage. Conven- 3 bedrooms, 1',2, baths, and a den. Well located in a immedia,te ~upancy. 4 BE A,C 0 N SF I E L D us and a beautJful, new southern colonial. There ient location. Mid 50's. BEACONSFIELD - 3.bed- vital young family area on McKinley Road. ~29,900. bedrooms, 2 baths semi- -SHARP 4-family flat is a m8ster suite on the first floor and fOUTmore room aluminum Bunga. in Grosse Pointe Park. bedrooms up the spiral staircase. Of COUTsethere ranch. SCreen terrace, 2. RIVMD - Priced low for low wit h modernized THE FINAL STEP UP ! car garage, divided base. 2 bedrooms in each unit, is R library AND family room. Air conditioned quick sale. 6 'bedroom, 3 kitchen, up-dated wir. ment. Low 40's. bath terrace. 2.car garage. separate furnaces and For every mood, a room ... an accessory for every prime condition ... how's your amblUon? ' ing, new furnace. 2-car need! Inspiring view of Lake St. Clair for a very new roof. Rare invest- FIRST OFFERINGS 850 S. RENAUD - Open COUNTRY CLUB DR. - gal'll!:". Low, low taxes. ment opportunity. TU 1. private expansive setting . . . A 50' pool, a 4 car TU 1-4200. Sunday 2:30-5:00. Ideal 10. Two spacious bomes. One 4200. garage with private 'apartment above. Located in the A SPARKLING COLGJ:'iIAL to attract the family catiOD and room arrange. a Dutch styled Colonial heart of Grosse Pointe Farms on Lake Shore Drive. seeking superb condition with low maintenance ment make this 2 bed. with den. family room, 7 QUAD.LEVEL in popular RANCH n ear Mas a n and three bedrooms. On Brys Drive, near Ferry room, 1'li bath 1'8nch a 'bedrooms, 6* baths and Liggett School area - School. 2 bedrooms, cozy THREE BEDROOMS School and Grosse Pointe 'HIgh North. choice property. Large 3 car garage. The otber 4 twin-size bedrooms. fireplace, dining room, Fresh interior. Large family room, Z baths. this de. family room with fire- an English Cotswald with 21h baths, 23x23 family paneled games room, Iightful home offers a fresh starl for new owners. A PRETTY BLOCK on Hawthorne Road is the set. place, screened terrace, Ia rge paneled library. room, den or 5th bed- special 32-foot patio, at. Well located in an excl'llent family neighborhood in 'ting for this deceiving bouse. There is a first attached garage and rec. screened terrace, 5 bed- room,. kitchen built.ins, tached garage, kitchen the City of Grosse Pointe. Richard and Brownell floor bedroom and three more on the second room. rooms. 51f.: 'baths. and 3 2-car attached yarllge. built-ios and 811 newly schools. $38,000. floor. A step-down family room which runs the car garage. Both have immediate occupancy decorated. $31,500. TU full depth of the house, and Is wIthin easy access LINCOLN RD. - The tree. and good existing mort. of the kitchen. Prired for your move at $43.500. lined street and the well- fabulous views overlook. 1-5300. STYLISH DECORATING ing the golf comse. gage. $61,500. TU 1-6300 cared-for homes give a per- from one end to the other makes this fine Center TOWNHOUSE LIVING In the center of the Pointe. fect setting for this 3-bed. BLAIRlIIOOR - Outstand. Hall Colonial uniquely appealing. Located on a large Kiss goodbye the time consuming chores of lawn. CHALFONTE-rRecenUy reo ing 3-bedroom QUAD. room, 1112 bath, center hall FISHER - In the Farms. beautifully landscaped lot, tbls home is complete- care and snow shoveling, yet truly a "house" of done to owners demanding I Spacious 3-bedroom 2. LEVEL wiLl).2 baths, 2 Engli5h. 1st floor paneled nothing remains unfinished ... 4 bedrooms 2* your OWl\'. Spacious rooms all In good .hape. specif1catlons. F r ie n d I y story In beautiful condi. lavs, kitchen built-ins, den. 2-car garage. Low baths, library, new kitchen, 2 dens, recreation :oom, Pri ced in the thirties. Cape Cod overlooking golf tlon. Handy to R1chclrd, 33* foot family room, 40's. course. Paneled fa mil y etc .... even a screened porch just off the master South High and Hill 2.car attache;l garage bedroom. Custom built. $64,500. OXFORD ROAD Is the location tor this side entrance PEACH '.mEE - Step-sav. 'I'OOm with bar, bar-b-q, shopping. New carpeting and low interest existing colonial with Its showplace family room whi~h ing tri-level in excellent -and slate floor. 1st floor throughout. TU 4-0600. mortgage. UlXler $60,' measures 21 by 25. The owner has been trans- condition. 28 foot family master bedroom. 2 -bed. 000. TU 1-6300_ ferred and has already left the state. room with fireplace and rooms and bath up. Slate MT. VERNON-Neat 11h OPEN 5UNDA Y 2 :30-5 wet bar. 3 large bedrooms, patio, central air condi. story with expansion 8t. OPEN SATURDAY 2.5 507 LAKEPO INTE A BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSE setting where you tioning and more. can actually watch the sun go down from your 21h baths and attached tic. Perfect for retirees Handsome Center Entrance Colonial just doors gara,ge. Newly carpeted. own terrace, which Is just a few &teps away from COOK RD.-All brick Colo- who would enjoy quiet LAKEI.,AND, 510 - Out- away from the lake: Three bedrooms 21h baths the Country Club fairway. The Pointe has only 1\ Sprinkler system. area in the Farms. Spa. standing air conditioned family room, Florida room, etc ... : lot. Quick nial near grade schools. " handful of properties which actually abut a golf 'bedrooms, 2'li baths, fam. clous kitchen and mas. COLONIAL on 175-f~ot possession. $45,900. PROVENCAL - Handsome course. This is 1I magniflclent example. ily room with fireplace, ter bedroom. Carpeting corner llite. 4 large bed. center hall Colonial with 2 throughout, draperies & paneled recreation room rooms, 21h baths, libra- THIS ONE'S SOUTH of Jefferson at 851 Bedford, first floor bedrooms. Brick appliances. Owner leav. with bar. Attached garage. ry, and farr:ily room. Be WESTCHESTER ROAD ... 623 and Is a "must see" for you who want room floor In hall and dining ing state. TU 1-4200. Mid 50's. in for first day of just off Windmill Pointe Drive. This picturesque for, a large family and also desire something room. Large paneled li. school. TU 4.0600. Cenler Entrance Colonial stands proudly on a 100x c.'ut of the ordinary in design. Off of the wide brary. 2nd floor has six COLONIAL in the Woods. ,bedrooms, three baths and BALFOUR - Centrally air 221' well landsc8ped lot. 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, cntranee hall Is a two story living room. There conditioned Colonial on 100 3 bctIrooms, 1~ baths, LINCOLN, 886 - 3-bed. Is a separate dining room, den and kitchen with sitting room. Gentral air kitchen built-Ins, pan- paneled library. modern kitchen, etc. . . . Built In x.175 lot. Library, family room bungalow well 10- 1949. Owner serious about selling. $55,l)()(). Call us eating space. The second floor has four family conditioning. S p 9. C i 0 u s eled $}llmcs room, 2-car cated near schools ilnd yard. room and enclosed breeze. for full particulars. bedrooms and there la a fifth on the third. Priced way. 4 bedrooms, 2'k garage and fine patio. par k. Flrep1.1ce, en. Delightful decor. low to attract those In the middle forty thousand FISHER RD. - English 2 baths. Attached garafe. closed porch, g a m e s SOUTH DEEPLANDS ROAD dollar bracket. story with 25 foot living malntenanc~ and built room with bar and im- In 1963. Only $31,900. mediate occupancy. TU Second house from Lakeshore 4 bedrOOll1S41,1baths, l room with fireplace, for- •••••• SET AMONG MATURE TREES on an acre in one mal dining room, kitchen We have other excellent TU 1-6300. 4-0600. family rt )m, first floor laundry, etc ... '. Very at. of the Pointe's finest neighborhoods. There are with bl'ilakfast room, 1st houses plus choice building tractive rear yard. Circular drive. Custom built In four bedrooms and three and a half baths and 1959. .$125,000. floor lav. 4 bedrooms on sites avallabre. Call one of two first floor fireplaces, In the living room 2 n d. Attached garage. our sales associates and dis. and the den. Our owner Is serious about pricing $37,000. cuss your nt!eds. JOHNSTONE & DUTCH COLON IAL this one to sell. $58,000 will prove him torred. on Grayton convenient to Kercheval. Rustic beamed. JO~-iNSTONE ceiling kitchen. 50 foot lot. $36,500. HIGBIEMAXON REAL TORS R. G. EDGAR I BORLAND-McBREARTY 886-3400 The Hallmark of Broker Dependability . REALTORS & ASSOCIATES 83 KERCHEVAL AVENUE We're here to help YOU! 395 Fisher Road TU 6-3800 114 KERCHEVAL 886.eo10 ,F $ . ; ...... ' , ~. • +, >. , ? .. G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, AU9u~t 17, 1972 Pa98 Twenty ------_._------_. -_._----- U-REAL ESTATE 13-FROEARLSAESLTEATE !13-FROEARLSAESLTEAT....E 16---PETS FOR SALE 121-I-PAINTING, 21K-WINDOW 21-O-CEMENT AND I 21S-CARPENTER FOR SALE 11 BEAUTIFUL maie Golden EECO~~!~~___ WASHING BRICK WORK d . S-T-.-C-L-A-IR-S-H-O-R-E-S---M'-o-v-e--R-O-S-SE-P--O-IN--TEG WOODS, I Relri\'er, 8 weeks, wormcd. PROFESSIONAL Floor Sane! G. OLMIN C-E--ME-N-T--W-O-R-K--o-f-a-ny Mo ernizatlon OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 in 5 days. custom.buill ~'139Roslyn road, l',~story shots. Champion blood ing and finishing, Special. WINDOW CLEANING kind, Bonded, Iiccnsed, in. MORE VALUE for your 19228 RAYMON ranch 3 bedrooms H" 3 bedrooms, Cull basement, lines. 889.0730. izing in dark staining. SERVICE sred. TU 2.9988, after 6 money. Additions, kitchens, 3 bedroom brick colonial, baths: new Iy deco~ated, Ga.s heal, g~od condition, 16B-P ET GROOM ING Cor Cree estimate. W. Abr'a. FREE ESTIMATES p.m. or 372.4939. dormers, basements, bath. first floor lav, tiled base- new carpeting, drapes. 2. qUick posseSSIOn,J. Brown, h3m, TW 1.5924. WE ARE INSURED -.--.------rooms, wall r~movals, ment, new carpeting and extras. 1J,2 car garage. car garage, finis'led pan. 8B4.1942. SILVER SHEARS "Supply own power." Call J. W. KLEINER This is the best buy in eled basement, bar, fenced, BEAUTIFUL 3.BEDROOM PET SALON DONALD BLISS _~2-~0E-__ CEMENT CONTRACTOR BIDIGARE BROS. s c h 0 0 I s, transporta\ion. Grosse Pointe Colonial _ I YORKSHIRE Window Clean. All types Cemenl, Stone and INC. Grosse Pointe Woods at 1'1 If B Bring Oul The "Chic" D 7725715 $29,900. House se1 s I se. uyers Finished basemenl, all car. ecorator jng. Reasonable. Free esti- Brick Work-New and Re. Olfice. only. 22180 Alexander, peted, large 101. Must be I In Your Pct Exterior Interior mates. Insured. 882.7418, pairs, Drivewa)'s, Porches, Evenings, Sundays TU 1.6988 YOUNGBLOOD corner of Greater Mack. seen to be appreciated. CustIJ;n Styling Free Estimates 885-0894. Walks, Patios, Tuck Pointing ------'-- I m m e d i ate possl~ssion All Breeds REALTY ST. CLAIR SHORES, River TU 1-7050 ------A.OK Window Cleaners. Ser. Pre.Cast Steps REMODELING 886-1270 Road, brick home, 3 large P r ice d in the 3D's. 1791 Pet supplies. Lanll's dog 40 Years in Grosse Pointe vice on storms ",nd screens. Watcrproofing Kitchens - Additions bedrooms, 2!h baths, ki' Hawlhorne, 886.4304. food. lam's, Beds. toys, ------F t' t M thl N J b T S II Recreation Rooms - Porches 3-BEDROOM RANCH, wet h . h b '1' f 'Iv . I Traveling cases, leather KURT 0 BAEHR ree es Ima es. on y 0 0 00 ma and Hepairs bar and other extras, Be. c en Wit UI toms, ami y 1464 S. RENAUD-SpaclOu~. dog furnishings, harnesses, . . . rates, 521.2459. SPECIALIZING Licensed. Insured low 60. Ideal Farms loca- room witll fireplacc, fenccd 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dell, leads collars etc I CUSTOM Pamtmg and D.~c- IN 0 tion. Call 886.0131 between yard, attached garage. $46,- fireplace,. I carpeting, excep. 18499 'Mack ' . 882.5574 orating,G I dWall F papering,Ii 21 M-SEWER SERVICE Flagstone Walks and Patios CONSTRUCTIONONTAR I 8 and 11 p.m. 500. 884.6318. tIOna storaglJ space, at. ------uaran ee. ree es. ELEC'I\RIC SEWER clear.. Natural Stone Planters I lached garage. Well main. 2O-GENERAL SERVICE males .. LA 1-5716. ing. No footage charge. 881.4400 BUNGALOW, 2.bedroom, ex. I BY OWNER ,'tained $40,800. Open Sun. Telephone prl'ce 17 ars LICENSED BONDED . I COLON AL . h day 2.5 886.3621 FIX.IT NOW. A.l handy men. I'ALL AROUND Pamtmg. and ' ye panslOn attic, ful base. I I Wit autbentic __' . . Pal'nll'ng, plumbJ'ng. eleetrl'- decorating. Commercial experience,. CaI Roemer, TU 2-0717 CHR ISTOPHER ment. Low 20's. 2133 Ros- detailing, dark s t a in e d ~ PI b' TU 23150 ------lyn. floors, fireplace, fa mil y 1430 HOLLYWOOD - 3.bed. cal and carpentry. Major work. Free esti'llales. Jesse ~~ '. MANY PO R C H E SCAN CONST. CO. . . room, 1st floor tiled lav., room, 2lh-balh bungalow, and In.inor repairs. Call for Page. 822.7348. SEWERS CLEANED, broken (M 0 S T REASONABLY) Modernization • Alterations Still under constructIOn _ a I 4 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths newly decorated, I i v i n g an estimate today. 884-5411, IN T E RIO R d t' Sewers repaired. Guaran. BE REPAIRED AS GOOD Additions. Family Rooms custom built, 3 bedroom, on 2nd-2 small bedrooms rroom, s e par ate .dining or 884.2750. _ painting. pap~~ h~~:i~~~ I teed. Reasonable rates. AS "GOLDEN NEW." DO. Kitchen and Recreation Are~s brick home in th~ exdu. and bath on 3rd-exccllent oom. up d a t.ed kllchen, 20A-CARPET LAYING Cree estimate 18 vears ex. 881.0063 or 779-1225. MYSEU' - BRICK AND Estate Maintenance sive area of SI.. Clair with gas.Cired steam heat large I den'tPartlat~IY fm~shedfbased------perience. 884-0382. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE I BLOCKI,AYING - MOS'!.'I JAnIES,flARKER large family room and fire kitchen with G.!'.:.' dish- men, pa 10, mce ence CARPET LAYING ------REASONABLE ALWAYS 9238585 923-8587 plaCei horseshoe kitchen washer, disposal am' buill- yard, 1!h.car garage, car- NEW AND OLD PAINTING! Interior - exte. Electric Sewer Cleaning (32) YEA R S EXPERI. . bari full. basement; 2 in freezer and stove. At . peting and drapes included. Stair Carpet Shifted rior, experienced, guar- COMMERCIAL- ENCE _ ALL REFER. CAR,PENTER-All~} pes re- baths; utility room; large tached garage, screene Lots of built.in s t 0 ra g e Repairs of All Types anteed, Work myself. Rea- . RESIDENTIAL EN C E S A.l GUARAN. pair and remodehng, Carl d lot ._ buy now and ~ave porch and large back yar space. Excellent condition, Cigarel Burns Re.Woven sonable. 776.1864. All Work Guaranteed TEED WORK.:\IANSHIP _ Walson. LA 6.5501. d chOice of floor covermgs wit"," gas barbecue and en Under 30. By owner. 886. ALSO ------1HUGHES BROTHERS 884.9512 PORCHES REBUILT 0R FAMILY rooms are my spe- and decor. closed with stockade fence 8302. Open Saturday and NEW CARPET SALES 11.1N-ASPHALT WORK 1 REPAIRED - "FREE" cialty. 884-5411or 884.2750. 507 Rivard between Ke r. Sunday 2.5. I Samples Shown in DECORATORS ESTIMATES ANY DAY ------.--- BEADLE- cheval and st. Paul. Horn e Your Home 5293 Yorkshire 1------ANY TIME - "TRY" CURRIER 886-8387, Office 881.0200 EAS~LAND AREA -, SI. BOB TRUDEL 882.9750 or 3'71.8128 BLACK TOP CALLING ME RIGHT CUSTOMCRAFT C~alr Shores, new Call1or- 294.5896 TU 5.0703 ------Specializing on driveways NOW (or) TON I G H T AGENCY ma homes, 3 and 4 bed. \ PAINTING, inside and out- and commercials. All work Construction Company ROCHESTER - Hilly, pic r f $39900 20C-CHIMlJEY SERV AFTER 7:00 P,M. 839. • turesque. acres on Pain 1~0~ns8 rom , T~pen I~ - side. Paper hanging. In- guaranleed, F r e e est i. 9899 (TONY VARCHEITl). Realtor - St. Clair - 48079 Creek. 4.beilroom countr t 0 p.m., excep~ urs. ICE & SCREENS s~red, reasonable, free es. mates. Also seal coating. ETTI) BUILDERS Phone (313) 329.4200 y day. 19{1:!7 Par k sid e, i ------tlmate. Joe Kustra, 779. Fast service. M 0 n day' I & REMODELERS home, excellent condition , Brown Realty Agent 776. CHIMNEYS rebuilt, repair- 8046 th h Fr'd 9 5 881 21 P AT - 88 ROSLYN fireplace, brick floor in 6200 or 778.1082.' ed, tuck pointed. Heavy' roug lay,' . - -W ERPROOFING OREN Saturday and Sunday kitchen, fireplace in ma s. ------1 duty chimneys, screens for GEORGE S. DALLY 0867. Anytime, 527-2971. Additions, Dormers 2 • 5. Charming well. main- ter bedroom, beamed ceiI. CAN'T DRIVE? incinerator, fireplaces and J. W. KLEINER Rec. Rooms, Batbrooms ing in family room, indoo bird and squirrel protec. Painting, paperhanging servo A All types of basement Kitchens, New Homes tained 3-bedroom, 2-bath r 21-O--CEMENT NO SEMI.RANCH. Paneled li- and outdoor barbecues an We have the answer. Three tion. ing this community over 30 BR.ICK WORK waterproofing • more 4 stall t bl 'd' d bedroom home near Eight years . Custom Garages and Doors brary, all large bedrooms, . - sa e, rl 10g Mile and Mack, Walk to ADVANCE MAT1'IJTENANCE . . All work guaran~eed carpeted billiard room. 771- ring, underground sprink , 884.9512 881-7480 After ',; p.m. LAWRENCE VERBEKE Licensed Insured - 2300. ling system. Available Sep shopping and Iransporta. , CEMENT CO. Free Estimales and Planning JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE tember 1. $8:::,500.651-2426 tion. Full basement. Ga. 21-MOVING & INTERIOR.EXTERIOR CONCRETE-BRICK TU 2-0717 • rage. Excellent condition ______STORAGE .___ PAINTING WATERPROOFINGSTONE------ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION FINANCING ARRANGED KEN'S MOVING-Local, sub- COMPLETE De cora ting CONC R TE' 881-4400 • JOHN s. CARTER&CO. service. Paper hanging and E - D rJ V e. 884-4400 urbs. One piece or house- removing. Material, work. ways, s'dI ewalks, pa tios, ga. Waterproofing . ful. Low rates. TU 2.8540. rage floo ce t t h Uuderpin Footing 881-1024 mankshl'p guaranteed. For rs, men pa c - 13A-LOTS FOR SALE t . g f II t Repair Cave-in Walls 21 A PIA lJO SERVICE estimates call m 0 a ypes. GOODMAN - I~ B R I C K AND B L 0 C K _ Insured Licensed • Attics • Porch Enclosures INC. CARMEL LANE, prestige, PIANO TUNING and repair. WILLIAM FORSYTHE Porches, pre.cast steps, ex. -C-A-P-IZ-Z-O--C-O-N-S-T-R-U-CT-lO-N• Additions • Kitchens beautiful farms location, ing. Thomas Pettit. 884. VAlley 2.9108 pert tuck pointing and All Types of Waterproofing • Commercial buildings overlooking lake, reason. Open Sunday 2 :30-5 :00 able. TU 1-2257. 2507. INTERIOR and exterior chimney repairs. Guaranteed Reasonable J J M SUTTON ------pal'nting and paper hang. STONE - Patios, walks, Licensed and Insured Lewiston 100x167 25,000 COMPLETE piano service. fl 885 0612 1677 Brys Drive BISHOP 830-Superb privacy, view of lake, 3 spa- Christine Dr. 90xl38 26,800 Tuning, rebuilding, reCinish- ing. Reasonable rates, 30 .fowuerboxes, stone repairs . TU 4.2942 TU 2.2436 cious bedrooms, 2* baths indicates outstanding Lakeland 100x174 27,500 int(, de-mothing. Member years experience. Ray 0 a tY'P';lS. BAS EM E N T S WATER. ranch (not to mention terrace, modern kitchen, Essex 53x180 11,500 Piano Technicians Guild. Barnowsky. 371-2384. WATERPROOFING - B'ase. PROOFED - Reasonable CAR PEN T E R Repairs. den, and enormous recreation room). McKinley 40x114 9,500 R. Zech, 731-1707. ment leaks. rates, workmanship guar. Major and minor. 884.5471 R. & T. PROFESSIONAL 16 Year~ in the Pointes or 884.2750. FISHER 787-4 bedrooms (2 on each of its roomy Lakeshore 117x230 65,500 21 C-ELECTRICAL painting, interior and ex- _a_n_te_e_d_._88_1_-0_o63_0_r_7_7_9..1_2_2_5.. floors), 2 baths, den, paneled bl'eakfast room. Badour 100x180 15,000 lerl'or. Free esll'mates. 462 FREE ESTIMATES 40 YEARS f . W I I 125 1 0 1 SERVICE NO JOB TOO SMAL 21 Q-PLASTF.R WORK 0 experience, 1111 Layoul has family in mind. aver y ane x 1 2,000 I Roland, Grosse Pointe L I kinds of repair' and re- Trombley 50x150 40,000 CANNON ELECTRIC Farms, 882-4586. Licensed • Bonded - Insured PLASTER repairs. Reason. modeling, new houses. C. NOTRE DAME 78Z-Cozy 4 bedroom colonial near 1< -(:( 0(: COMPLETE ELECTRICAL ------773.9133 able prices, 30 years ex- A. Patterson, g e n era I s.cho~ls, shopping, transportation. 1st floor addi. Commercial property on SERVICE perience. Free estimates. builder. 886.1464. tion mc1udes extra 'kitchen great for visitors. YERKEY & SONS ------Mack Avenue 55xl40, RESIDENTIAL CHAS. F. JEFFREY PR 2.4265. SHO~EHA'M 60-Fine ranch in Shores with central For Sale <)r owner will COMMERCIAL WE SPECIALIZE-Exterior I HOME REPAIRS. Licensed build 10 suit. INDUSTRIAL painting. 27 years' experi. MASON CONTRACTOR NEW and repair work. Neat, car pen te r, Chimneys, air, terrace, 2 bedrooms, den, bright recreation License 47 294-4749 ence. LICENSED INSURED clean service. 20 years ex. Porches, 'Roofs, Gutters, room. "MOVE-IN" condition. HIGBIE MAXON. ______DU PONT PAINTS • B~i~~me.ntBlwocokrk• Slvne perience. Free estimates. Cement Work. LA 7.4355, VERNIER 95-Apt.-living convenience with all the ELECTRICAL Repairs. Ma. 759.1676. 839-1993, pleasures and warmth ot your own home. 25x10 INC. jar and minor. 884-5471 or Used - Waterproofing I' ------it. terrace, recreation room with wet bar and fire. 886.3400 884-2750. Reasonable. Call Evenings. - Tuck Pointing SPECIALIZING in repairs KITCHEN place. -LAKESHOBJE _ Corner of' TW 1.5896 772.3116 - Patios of any kind for 18 years. Cracks elimi- Carmel Lane. A spacious 21E-STORMS AND 'PORCHES A SPECIALTY' nated. Clean. Jim Black. REMODELING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY lot with .this location ad- SCREENS COMPLETE decorating. Pa. 882.1800 well. VA 1.7051. B" B P 1------perhanging, insured, guar. Y . . CLOVERLY-Sharp 4 bedroom ranch with family vantage a rarity soon to be PORCH an d wm. dow screens ante~d. Al Schneidel, TU • Brick Work PLASTER Contrac tor. F ree - KITCHEN ALTERATiONS llnd recreation rooms. Family comfort. and possi. a thing of the past. repaired. Kaufman alumi. 1.0565. _ Tuck Pointing estimales, prompt service, & BUILT.INS bility of trading for smaller home. JOHN S. num doors and windows. reliable. J. Maniaci, 1-791- _ FORMICA TOPS WILD~OOD-CO.OP APT designed with comfort in GOODMAN Window - Seal aluminum EXPERT painting, paper • Porches and Chimneys 9170, 1.79Z-96'79. SIZE & Color - ANY windows and tioors witb hanging. Free estimates. Rebuilt and Renaired ' ; mmd. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, den terrace modern INC. ADVANCE 21 R FUR~ITUR I We rePla.ce worn, unsight. kitchen. " "On The Hill" Heliare welded corners. G. Van Assche. 881-5154. MAINTENANCE - I~ E Iy tile sinks with a modern Fred's Storm and Screen ------884-9512 REPAIR Formica Top. :N. DEEPLANDS-Too little space to do it justice- W00DS LANE, 68'f.lXtl05be. Co., VE 9.4311. P I 5 bedroom, 5 balh colonial. Ultra modern, tradi- tween River road andl. & G H. CHAUVIN OLD COUNTRY -CABINETS - Colonial tionally eleganl. Unequaled master suite charm. Wedgewood, owner. 1-468- ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION . CEMENT CONTRACTOR FURNITURE REFINISHING Mediterranean, Contempo. 8114. 881-4400 rary. ing ~",,:Imming pool, kitchen a fine sa'mple of I Wood and steel windows re- GENERAL ALL TYPES OF Antique Touch-UI) • F,'ee Estimates - NO OB. creatlvlty thruout. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- placment with new.tllt win. CONTRACTORS CE.\iENT WORK Reu:Jholstering LIGATION . :HARY'~RD-4 bt'droom, 3 bath English in great con- Co Ion I a I site, Queen of dow' hardware. Permits • Walks - Drives - Porches LA 1-4519 dition. Super for family, one block from shopping. Peace Paris"', Terms a....ail. easy cleaning of both sides We do all phases of exterior • Palios _ Waterproofing 371 -0403 able. PR 5.6028. of the glass frominsideof painting. AT SPECIAL • Pre-Cast Steps ELEGANCEIN 1------LAKEVIEW CT.-A home and ~ 10cUon competitive I tbe house. Insulated or reg. PRICE. Also featuring roof- _ Tuck Pointing UPHOLSTERI~G HARRY SMITH with any on the market! Stunning lakeside French MACK _ Corner Fairhomle ular glass. ing, gutters, cement and - Chlrtlney Repair Custom made furniture; dec. BUILDING CO. Provin~ial with eomplete domestic quarters, Suitable for combined red: Insured Licensed carpentry work. Call now No job too small orative fabrics; 'Profession- Established in charmmg terrace, family room and study that , for free esemates, I edl' . Grosse Pointe Area Since 1937 dence and office. Rare op. 21 G--ROO. FI NG Free estimates a ne epomt mounting, gives the master suite one more touch of elegance. portunity as there are few 885-1894 Licensed and Bonded tapestries and yard; chairs Residential and Commercial PARK LANE-A unique location near the water on sites offering this possi. . SERVICE PR 9.8427 and s too I s in stock. Remodeling bility. FOR THERE'S A 779-8427 8R2.J473 EWALD, eslablished 1926, Alterations and Maintenance a surprising winding drive. Priced to make 1m. "DIFFERENCE" QUALITY 13929 Kercheval at East. New Construction mediate sale a reality. Centrally air conditioned nOOFING G K ERCHEVAL _ Cor n e r & UTTER BRICK REPAIR, Dorehes, lawn. VAlley 2.8993. 885.3900 885.7013 ranch with that extra feeling r.f privacy. Fisher Road. 60' residen. WORK HI NEIGHMOR, I live on putter cleaning and reoair. ------1------tial lot. Priced to sell. CALL Grayton. Painting :iDd wall Free estimate. 779-3947. 21 S-CARPENTER L & R ' : PEMBERTON-A special 4 bedroom 2* bath mod. I : ern colonial with master suite 1st floor. Family RICHARD washing, 12 years experi- .-Q-U-A-L--IT-Y-W-O-R-K-b-y-ca-r-p-en--HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. ence, neat, reliable, 'IU R. L. STREMERSCH : and 15 ft. x 31 ft. recreation room (Paneled DAVl ES-MOFFETT WI LLERTZ Cern t t t 11 t ter with over 20 years ex. I do the work myself. ca'1Jeted, fireplace). Landscaped for privacy with TU 5-3220 50 ROSLYN RD. TU 1.8170 1.5306 after 5:00. cementen conandrac brickor. a work:ypes perience in Grosse Pointe. New and Old Homes grape arbor and greenhouse. ROOFING. l!Utter, chimney PAINTING-Interior, exteri- driveways, walks, por~hes, Kit~hens remodeled, base. All type of remodeling kit. SHELBOURNE-3 bedroom. 2 bath air conditioned LOTS - G r 0 sse Pointe reoair. Gutter cleaning. or, experienced coIl e g e and patios. New and reo ments paneled, room addi. chens and bathrooms. From ranch wilh bright family room and extras to Woods, Harper Woods. SI. Chimney screens, anv size. senior. Reasonable rates. pairs. Basement w a t I' r lions, elc. Conscientious. roof to basement interior Clair Shores. Will build to Very reasonable. 885-0612. 886.0282. proofing. Licensed and Small jobs acceptable. TU 1 exlerior. Free esli~ates, Cali make IIny family comfortable. ______bonded. 889-0591. ".5312. 526-862il sui I. 886.1464. : WASHINGTON - Lavish 7 bedroom colonial with ALL ROOF & EXPERT PAINTING, paper ----- ~- : dom~stlc wing. Drawing room. library, sunroom 14--REAL ESTATE GUTTER WORK hanging. Free estimates. G. C!\PIZZO CONSTRUCTION GUIDE TO GOOD ~ERVICE all fme examples of the liCe style of the period. WANTED Caulking, ch:mney repairs Van Assche. 881-5754. All types of Cement and o..J Courtyard great for entertaining looks on to Ii- . I Gutters cleaned Brick Work 151 ft. x 320 ft. iot on E. Jefferson. 3. EDROOM . Grosse Pomte ADVANCE MAINTENANCE E. C. DECORATING - In- All type~ of waterproofing , or .surr~undmg area. Cash. TU 2.5539 terior, exterior painting, All types of excavating ;. {PR!VATI;. CtlA,UfFEUII!,P: JOANNA WEStoN : FLATS Private, 372-5017, evening, wallpapering. Good refer. All work guaranteed WINDOW SHADES , 821.1782. 21 H-RUG CLEANI NG ences. Free estimates. 88Z. Lic~nsed and Insured LIMOUIINI BEACONS'FIELD-Excellent 2 unit English with two ""IN I • stlunERs ',llINOS ------.---- 9869. 885-0612 KAlfMANN spacious bedrooms. $24.5 makes good return a 15- BUSINESS CARPET CLEANING- Wan SIRYICE SfOlM 00011$ AND WINl>OWS re8lity. OPPORTUNITY washing. Free estimates. 21J-WALL WASHING FLAGSTONE NEFF-Another fine Enlllish, great residential area. I PATIO BEAUTY SALON- Insured. Cdl Yorkshire, WALL WASHING, reason. Repaired.Rel,laced strong. ~ental demand. 3 bedrooms, formal living Excellent 10 c II t ion, "The 882-7418 and 885.0894. able, free estimates. York. New Walks and Patios (jRA'fiTOP and dmmg rooms, recreation room with wet bar Block," Bedford and Devon. CARPET and upholstering shire Window Cleaning. Tuckpointing and Brick and fireplace. shire, Fully equipped, 5 sta- cleaning. Pic h e Mainte- ______882.7418, 885.0894. RepairLavis SALES AND SERVICE LOT tions and manicl:rist table nance Co. 294.7172, 775- 779-3014 i 15011 KERCHEVAL and much, much more to see. 8144. ' WALL WASH ING Grosse Pointe COt..: Eart Dr" Aller • In Ul. Plrt LAKESHORE and Carmel lane a spacious rarity. TU 5~ Owner selling because of I CHI M N E Y, ,brick, block, TU 2-5300 Closed MondaY' doctor's orders. E/cellent CARPETING cleanin~, speci- PAINTING & DECORATING driveways, patios,porches. : RESORT buy. Call for appointment. aI, 1 room. any size, $20. HOME MAIN'rENANCE waterproofing, carpenter --_._------_._----- : HARSENS ISLAND-37 acres can be sold by lots. It won't last long at this I CAM Floor Care, TU 5.5500 ELM ER T. LABAD IE work, window sills. : On the channel near the golf course. price, 21.I-PAINTINCi, TUxedo 2-2064 DeSENDER SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES 822.1201 : LAKE ERIE-2 bedroom cottage with modern kitch- CARTER & CO. DECORATING FOR OVER 112 CENTURY : en. 6 acres, 4 lots lake front. 884-4400 -TE-D-'S-w-a-I-l-p-ape-r-r-em-ov-i-ng, Modern ization Ev.ry Styl, of F.ne. : LAKE HURON-Privacy on the lakefront. 16--Pm FOR SALE exclusively. Free estimates, Insured. 565.9555. ered.eI for you CHESTERFIELD TWN.-16 8cres, 1() woodcd. LABRADOR Relrlevers. AKC H, F. JENZEN -National field champion ""I\JNTJNG. exterillr. lnterl- WA 1-8282 stock. 1.385-4267. or. Free estimates. 779. JOHN s. 3947. BUILDING 'ncludh,. COLLIE, registered, Blue, Home and Industrial repairs. Additions, attics. Link AII.Steel Ind female, shots, hou~e- RUDOI,PH TONELLO Porch enclosures;. recreation rooms, kitchens RUltic Style. GOODMAN broktln, 16 months ol~. 777- Decorator and bathrooms. uilrages repaired, remodeling, INC. 3538. Interior. Exterior aluminum gutters, storm doors. AKC reg 1st ere d German Wall Papering MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. "On The Hill" Shcpherd puppies. 10 weeks 882-0870 21719 Harper 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL old, show stock. $75 10 Three Mile Drive 777.6840 881.9744 93 Kercheval 886-3060 $100. 836-1012. 2S Years Experience ,. ~., f • - .. ,.. ,_ .' ;".. I .. <' " •• Thul'!dey, August 17. 1972 GR.OSSE POINTE NEW S Page Twenty.One I 21T-PLUMBING AND HEATING Wa~ren Edges Judge Speer Kept Busy Time Is Ripe to Pick And Press Flowers First Dhurch •• FOR CLEAN and dependable GP I n Playoffs W:th Full Court Docket Now is the time to take I from-th-e-f1'-o~-e-rS-q-Uickly, The same process may be service, caU ELMERS __ Ii :advantage of the abundance prevents moldmg and helps used to press I e a v e s for Understanding PLUMBING and HEAT. It's all over for the Pointe ______, lof fresh flowers and gather preserve colors. pressed pictures. Religious Science lNG, Plumbing License police soft b a 11 team In' George J. Marlin of 4481 was assessed a fine and I blossoms for pressing, says II Placing blotters on 'either ----- Taught '. #04556, TUxedo ."882. Macomb.08kland So f t b a III Roland, was convicted of court costs totalling $20, ! J. Lee Taylor, Extension s,ide of the newspapers makes Not having time is a poor I lOam, ta 11 a ...n. Sunday League playoff action. ,driving while under the i,~' Mark Collins of 1141 Bish. n~rli~ulture S p e c !a 1i.s t at I it unnecessary to c h a n g e excuse-you have all the time i PLUMBING repairs. Major The Pointers went into Iluence of liquor, on tes.!. op 'pled guilty to failir.g to Michigan State Umverslty. ,tnem. going. and nobody has more.' Grou. Point. War and minor. 884.5471 or August 13 double elimination mo~y 'Pr~sented by th~ee I slop for a stop street and If you pick flowers from When the flowers are crisp ------Mernorlal Ildg, SM-2750. play at 3.1. They conquered po1Jce ofCJcers at 'a he.a~m'.! paid a fine of $15 and court your own garden, or weeds and appear perfectly dry, rc. The GrOll' Pointe "LISTENING" LARRY'S CUSTOM the State Police, 15-9, in Sun. held befn,r~ Park ,MUniCipali cost of $5. Ialong the road, and press move them from the news. Conlrelational for Informa';o" C.II PLUMBING AND HEATING day's opener behind Par k Judge William E. Speer on. Kenneth Strey of 3901 t1em correctly, you will have papers and store them flat Church Rev. Sarah Solada, D.D, Residential and Commercial patrolman Collin LaLonde's Wed.n~day, /UlY l6. ~e ~~d Chalmers Detroit entered the material for decorative I in a dry place until ~'ou arc 240 Chalfonle at Lothl'op 882.5327 Repairs .and Remodel pitching. enter ha pea 0 no gill ,)' a plea of' guilty td speeding plaques, groupings of minia. ready to use them. SU~IMER SCHEDULE Regarding place of service Lawn Spr1nlder service Then came their "Water. to the c arge. ,35 mph in 'a 25-¥lne. It cost tures and dozens of other r;~~~------~ Water Heaters-A. O. Smith 100 " Undefeated Warren Pa- Judge Speer found Mar I him a fine oi $20 and coul1 handmade items. I 10 a.m., Wor.~hip Service Permaglass and Rheem troi won playoff honors by tin guilty a.nd ordered him I costs of $5. Dr. Taylor recommends us- i Groll. Polnl. Unit" 7:30 p,m" Thursday, 'l1J 1-7410 scoring four runs in the bot- I to pay at fm; :i5 $~OO ~3d Michael Thornton of 2114 ing flowers like pansies or I METHODIST CHU RCH ~:;~:I~~'~ tom of the seventh to nip c.ourt cos t~ 0 • 1 n.: I Lakeview. Detroit, accused violas that are already fair. 211 Morou Road the Pointers, 6.5. . tlOnba~ar I~ was. p_a~e t~n of traveling 50 mph in a 30. Iy flat. Single geranium flow- 116.236'" Crib and Kindergarten 11 P-JANITOR SERVICE Par k patrolman - pitcher prOd h' o~ .?r SIX m~n. t zone, pled guilty and was ers also are good for press. • Facilities Available Rodney Wedding was sailing adn t IS .rlYlngtwas ~s c. fined $35 and paid court ing. Mlnb'er Rev. R. R. Hutcheon, D.D. JANITOR SERVICE -"" Of. d t along until the seventh. But he. bO .flVlng 10 an . rom I costs of $5, I TO press flowers place PelTll A. Thoma, RflV. Stephen L. Sterner fice cleaning, floor main. t r IS usmess pace be. wee~ . ' tenance. Man and wife after the fir8 man was e. th h f 6 d 6 Qumton Young of 20462 them between sheets of news- SUMMER SCHEDULE tired, the. dikes c~mbled. ~ ours 0 a.m. an McCormick, Detroit, pled paper, being careful to press team. Evans. 835-2835. He said hlS club tightened p. . not 'guilty and was found the flowers open in a natural !I:30 a.m., Worship Ser. United PrclbyteriaD up, and after a few errors Duane Bende~ of 2000 I guilty to a charge of dis- position. vice with church school GROSSE POINTE • -16 Lake Shore Rd. ,;', 21V-SILVnPLATING and a couple of hits •.. the Hawthorne, forfeited a bond orderly conduct and paid /I If th t b d for children nursery age WOODS ball game was over. of $50 for failing to appear I fine of $50 and court costs . ey c.anno e arran~e through 6th grade. For Information • Silver and Gold Plating What even makes the loss in court to answer for four th th satisfactorily wh en you first L J R / 1 night or da, .' of $5, r;\ er an spend 10. put th betwe n th pape s reJbuurian • Oxidizing ilnd Repairing more of a heartbreaker is violatiol1ll: no lights, no op- dll's in 'all I em e e r, ------~ call 882.533G • Bran Polishing, the fact that Warren chalked erawr's license on his per. Y J.. the petals may be rearranged ,...~------/)/ I dial a prayer Lacquering up its first hit as late as the son, no car registration on Jame~ Fonmller o.f 1308 a few hours later, after .the THE GROSSE POINTE Church l; 882-8770-1 fourth inning. And then that his person, -and allowing a L~k~poll1te, ple~ gUilty to flowers have become 1Jmp BAPTIST CHURCH • Fireplace fixtures 19950 MACK AVE. at TORREY SUMMER SCHEDULE refinished seventh inning . . . passenger to hang on outside drlvmg 3~ mph. In a 25-zo~e. and somewhat flattened. 21336 Mack Ave. ROAD M~oo Worship Service 10 a.m. • Copper polishing and The final tab on playoff his car. He was o.dered to pay a fme Place the iolded newspaper Grosse Pointe Woods Worship Service 10 to II a.m. 10 to 11:15 • .m. Nurtery lihru "The Second Naivete" buffing activity found the Pointers Robert Klaft of 3920 Three of ~20 .~nd f $,;as assessed i~ a book or between maga- Invite. you to wonhlp GUt. Mr. Eugene Locke at 4-2 and Warren, 5.(). Mile drive, Detroit, pled guil- cour co. o. zmes in a warm, dry place, wllh us. "DOUBLE or LEEBERT Even though Gre:!se Pointe ty to speeding 42 miles an Leo R, A.lter of 5210 Au~u- and apply more pressure by 9:45 A.M. Preaching NOTHING" SILVERSMITHS lost out, they did repeat as hour in a 30.mile zone. He bon, DetrOit, pled not. gUilty p~acing more booJ Page Twenty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursdoy, August 17, 1912 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Mrs. Robert Berschback . ISeeking Young Musical Talent fJ-Otnte FromAnother Point of View Preliminary auditions {or provide deserving students all sections of the Detroit the opportunity for private Symphony Youth Orcheslra sludy with some of the com. (ConllJlIled from Page 11) will be held Friday, August munity's leading musicians Counter Points station continuity and taught TV production and 18, Monday, August 21, and Symphony Concertmaster script writing. Monday, August 28, from 10 Gordon Staples has made a By Pat Rousseau She headed East then, to work as htformation 10 5 o'clock, in Ford Audi- scholarship available to lhe Not Too Soon ... to start making plans to sen-ices diredor of the Association of Junior lorium. young person selccted as con- attend the fabulous fashion show Walton.Pierce Leagues of America, and as assistant to the creative Any talented young mu- certmaster of the DSYO, 10 will present for the benefit of Harper Webber vice.president of a New York advertising agency. sician living within the De- study privately with him. Surgical Intensive Unit. It will be a luncheon show She followed THAT with four years as inter lrait metropolitan area is Duke Ellington crealed the cultural relations director for American Red Cros. eligible for membership pro- orcheslra's first scholarship on Thursday, September 7th. Mrs. Emmett McNa- S vided he or she does not drop lwo years ago. mara who is director of fund rasing, is also chair- c~nters in France and Morocco, planning and co. out of school band or or- Organized in May, 1970,{or man of the event. She told us that of ,'\ goal of oreUnating 110 monthly Interl:ultural programs and chestra activities in order to the purpose of providing an $118,000 ... $32,000 remains to be raised. To make supervising a staff of nine employes and 70 volun. seek or maIntain member- opportunity for talented and reservations, call Mrs. Harry Lange, LA 6.4834 or leers. ship in the Detroit Symphony interesled musicians to re- Mrs. Ned Fitzpatrick, VA 44052. Tickets are ten • • • Youth Orchestra. ceive additional orchestral dollars, patrons fifteen dollars. This faIl, fashion She came back, for a while, to Detroit. She Applicants will be asked to experience within a profes. is so lovely and wearable. Walton-Pierce will show was public relations and special events director for perform a solo composition sional envi~onment, the De. a wide range of sizes from four to sixteen and a the Wayne County Republican Committee from of lheir own choosing, and to lroit Symphony Youih Or- wide price range. Alllerican designers and design. 1962 to 1967, serving, concurrently, for one year sightread some representa- chestra serves as II type of ers the world over will be represented. We will be as executive dire~tor of the Romney Volunteers, tive orchestral excerpts. training ground for young another year as Citizens for Schools' executive sec In addition to regular re- people interested in a career coordinating and commentating the show. Being • hearsals, held on Saturday with a major orchestra. Walton.Pierce's first of this season, it is always retary. afternoons 1ate September ThIs year, three public con. very exciting. Don't miss it. Citizens for Schools conducted a campaign to through April, sectional I'e. certs at Ford Auditorium • • • promote passage of school millage in Detroit. It hearsals are scheduled under have been planned. The first, The More The Prettier ... eyelashes that is ! was successful. Naturally . • . the guidance of members of scheduled tentatively for D,e. The face Fall '72 falls for shows a thinner eyebrow • • • the Delrolt Symphony Or. cember, will feato.1re an ad. and thicker eyelashes . . . not phony thick but as HUary looked for more mountains to cUnlb, chestra, whose co~ching and dltional 150 to 200 It r i n t if nature had framed your eyes with soft lush more worlds to conquer, In 1967, she joined the assistance ilas been an im. players from DetroIt and its fashes. If nature has not blessed you, count the Peace Corps staff,' portant ('ontribution to the suburbs. She spent the next three veus In India, as a general development of the Further information and blessings of Dura Lashes applied one by one in the " Youth Orcheslra. an audition applIcation form length and thickness most becoming to you. Miss Peace Corps training offlcer, coordinating nearly 70 Supported by the Detroit may be obtained by tele Jamie at Leons will apply them privately in a booth. programs to prepare volunteers to serve In a variety Symphony Orchestra, the phoning 961-0700 or wriUng They last eight weeks with a bit of care. They can Mr. Berschback, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. of health, education, agriculture and community de- DSYO has a limited number to Rey Turner, 2416 Semin. last longer. Sleep, swim, shlJwer, sauna and flirt Donald F. Berschback, of Whittier road, claimed velopment proJeCts, of scholarships available to ole, Detroit, Mich. 48214. with them. Just fifteen dollars. Call TU 4-9393 for TERESA JANE YOUNG, daughter of Mr. and She's sen-ed. since last September, as s~elal an apPl)intment ... 17888 Mack Avenue. Mrs. George O. Young, Jr., of Hawthorne road, assistant to the associate eUrector of ACTION's his work as a 14th District representative at the • * • as his bride Friday evening, August 11, in Saint domestic operations, where she was Instrumental Republican National Convention in Miami, he and Where Oh Where •.• is the newest most lUX"lrlous Clare de Montefalco Churl'~. in developing polley and planning for VISTA (Vol. Betty will head West, to see their son, Stan, in condominJum in Grosse Pointe? Between Neff and St. ClaIr, I. unteers In Sen-Ice to Amerlea), Foster Grandpar. Santa Barbara, Calif. • 17111 East Jefferson. You'll find the Jefferson Apartments ents, University Year for ACTION and other pro. While there, Bill and his Yale classmate Robert and the good life. S1!curlly and serenlty with full comfort keynote the basic planning. A beautiful reception hall wel. gramNs,o'w she's ACTION di t J BI t hf d' E. McClure, a columnist for the Santa Monica "Eve ree or oe a c or s . 0 tl k II I M t. h' comes residents and aU guests with a full-time attendant Bersch back-You rig executive assistant. nmg U 00, pana ee mg of t e Mmds over the on duty to assist and look after the security of each ludi. chessboard. Both men are self-confessed "chess vidual. Many sensIble detaUs have been Incorporated In the It figures,. • • nuts," fascinated by the current Bobby Fischer.Boris construction to Insure tranquility and peace of mind such Spaasky battle in Reykjavik. ' goes without saying, of course, that the as fiberglass insulation In all walls and floors and concrete Vows Are Spoken It Bill's been so fascinated, in fact, that the con Whittakers are very proud of their super.talented, sound barrIer floors. Each resIdence is larger than most tests moved him to verse, as witness this bit of suburban homes. The grandeur of Georgian detall Is sldll. Handmade accessories accented the evening super-competent daughter. Althougp the talent-com. Crapo Metered Musing: fully joined with contemporary technology. Visit the model nuptials of Teresa Jane Young and Robert John p~tence combination they produced shouldn't sur. apartment open daily 12 to 5 except Wednesday, , . 882-7708 Man on the street Berschback Friday, August 11, in Saint Clare de prise them. It does run in the family. Could well repeat or 886.4880... Michigan Condominium Corporation. Montefalco Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Dr. Whittaker, a retired surgeon, has always • * • II couldn't care less Mrs. George O. Young, Jr., of Hawthorne road, as. been an active commurJty leader, and is a former Who wins at chess.' Dressing In Style ... this fall means the soft member of the Wayne State University board of sisted her mother in the creation of the wedding Bobby's decorum dress for d:,:y and the short cocktail dress for eve- gown and the bridesmaids' dresses. governors. • • • 1 sure abhor him ning. At Michelle's Boutique, 17864 Mack avenue The former Miss~------there's a stylish collection with prices from thirty Master of chess Young's full-length silk veil fell from her peau de A Surprise in Oslo Out to 'get press' to sixty-five dollars. Please note 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. organza gown was high. sole pillbox hat, and she Their grandchild wasn't due for a while yet, so Why do 1 get day through Saturday are the summer hours at lighted by delicate' floral carried. a cascade of whi.te Mr. anll Mrs. Robel1 E. Fox left Neff road, to tour So damned upset? Michelle's. Don't forget Monday is Ladies' Day with embroidery at bod ice, Euch,arls lIUes, s~ephanotls, Scandhtavia, confident that they'd be home in plenty BUT maybe this nut s{lccial value luncheons, cocktails and a very spe- sleeves and Cathedral baby s-breath and IVY. of time for the Great Event • , • Really knows what CIal fashion show by Michelle's at the King's Table . She was attended by Jane tram. McLuckie as maid of honor They were In Oslo, Norway, when the telegram" Brings to his game in the First National Building from 11:30 a.m. reached them. '1'heir son, Dean F. Fox, and his wife, Fortune and fame. through 2:00 p.m. Tucked under h.er ~eter and Mary' Parthum, Mary J~ Pan collar was a tmy Silver Goddeeris JoAnn DeYonker Christel, were the parents of not ONE son, but Odds-on favorite in the McClure-Crapo Michi .. '" '" button, originally used in the Stephanie ',Petoniak and Mary TWO, (and THAT was a surprise for aU concerned, gan-California championship is Crapo, who took the See . . . the most convenient time and work wedding gown of her great. Herberlson, as bridesmaids. including the doctor!), t h h saver any kitchen can have. It'.; installed in the serv- grandmother. Mary Beth and Renee David Robert Fox and Peter James Fox de. ma c w en the pair last met, in the summer of ing wet bar in the handsome new model display A long, tiered silk illusion I Faubert and Martha Lynn buted July 13, in Ann Arbor, where Dean and 1969. Besides, Mc~lure :dmit: he's afraid of Crapo. kitchen at Mutschler Kitchens, 20227 Mack Avenue. Christel Johnson Fox are living now, Matemal Visitors From The Welt CO'lt NuTone's built-in food center is a compact power Balletics . . . is a form of physical grandparents-equally surprised, but not so far unit which installs beneath your counter out of exercise which stretches the muscles away when the Big News came through-are Dr. Miss Marie Louise Anderson, of Cranford lane sight, out of the way but always ready at the turn along the most feminine lines. It is a and Mrs. O. HarwIek Johnson. of Princeton, N.J. w~lcome!l her niece, Mrs. Douglas Walter CondOR, of a counter-flush dial to blend, mix, shred, juice, unique form and system of limbering • • • and 18.year.old great-niece, Cheryl Ann, ~y. The grind, sharpen knives and crush ice, NuTone's food the body, specially designed to firm A Match In Santa Monic. Condons have come frum Southern California for a center is a great time saving convenience which you week's visit. tissues, improve posture and coordi- When Bill Crapo, of Touraine road, completes can build into any new or re-modeled kitchen. nates, and gives you a youthful, vi. Marie Louise will be enterh1nlng at luncheOI1l '" and dinners for them, of course. Marie Louise never . . brant figure. Call 882-2310 and enroll Berachbllck, nieces of the twined rings in the center. needs an excuse for a party, so when she HAS an In Martha's Closet ... 373 Fisher Road, you'll find the today in the Kay Wise Ecole de Ballet, bridegroom, were flower The pillow, backed and long and short of the coat story. All weather coals come 1009 Maryland Avenue. girls. piped with white satin, was excuse, (dreadful of us to term UJi;} Condons "an In fell's favorite neutrals plus bright red or green In long • II: • All wore bright spring hand-crafted by Mrs. Don R. excuse"-"a delight" would be DlOre like It), we ean and dress coverIng length. Headlining fashion coverage are green volle frocks, fashioned Berschback, the b rid c • all expect Even Greater Than Usual Thing. from the three.quarter length coats In gray, camel or navy. Thimble Collecklrs . . • drop In and see Margaret this week. She has several,ln gold with shirred bodices and groom's sister-In.law. one of The Pointe's Most Happy Hostesses. • • • and sliver at Margaret's Antlquei, 20129 sleeves, and deeply ruffled The bride's ring, a solid Teenagers . • . wh~,n their hair is well cut and condi. Mack Avenue. Open Tuesday through Satu. at the hems. BrIght em- tloned ullUally have a knack for caring for it. At Edward gold band, matched the set. day 10 a.m. kl 5 p.m. broidered yellow, white and ting of her heirloom engage. Nepl they get the right styling start and are taught the green ribbon accented their Miss Herring Is Bride proper methods of hair care. l\lake an appointment for * • • ment diamond, a gift from Mr. Mole Believes ... in having the waists and the tops of the Mrs. J a n e Stocking, the (ConUnlied from Page 14) brother's best man. They are your teen. Call TU 4.8858. ruffles. right tools for any job .. , including cook • bride's grandmother. sister, Deborah Herring, who the sons of Mr. and Mrs. • • All nine outfits were de. The brIdegroom's r I n g , served as honor maid, l'nd Charles Sanders, of East Specials ... at the Notre Dame Pharmacy in. ing. His hanging set of kitchen helpers bv signed and created by the also a solid gold band, was Bisiro of France is the ultimate. Handles bridesmaIds Melinda Her- Lansing. clude Eterna 27, the six ounce jar a $15 value is . ,." bride and her mother. hand-crafted by the mother rIng, another sister, Mrs. Jon Ushers included Glen Ryan, $10. Caron's Bellodgia and Fleurs De Rocaille co- are in colors; set includes spoon, large " The attendants carried of the bride. Wayman, the bridegroom's John Logan, Jon Wayman, logne-perfumee, a $11 value is $6. ladle, fork, pierced l51ter, carving knife, . baskets of daisies, yellow Following a candlellght sister, Debbie Worzniak, Tom Goodwin and John Mul- . . .. cleaver, and wall rack. You saw it last in mums, baby's-breath and din n e r reception in the Mrs. Peter Marwick, of vaney. Those Folks At Mr. Q Say ... how the galley of HOUSE BEAUTIFUL's house tI. English Ivy. Grosse Pointe War Memo- Rochester, N. Y., And Susan The bride's mother wore a about San Diego for a weekend? boat. At the Mole Hole, The bride's mother chose rial's Crystal Ballroom, the Wagner, of Indianapolis, Ind., gown of pink floral sheer a floor length gown of silver couple flew to California. a cousin. over taffeta, the bride. Thirty-nine ninety-five includes de' • • • and gray tlssu:! brocade, fea- luxe accommodations, breakfast and Bijouterie lew~lry By Cueter ••. Mr. Cueter Importl They will return to make They carried long-stemmed groom's mother a knit bro. turing a smoke gray chiffon their home in Harvard road, pink roses, tied with dee;\ caded coatdress, white, with gourmet dinner, golfing for more preclons stones directly from. Brazil aDd designs- fIIIe.of.a. kind settings for them. They are exquisite pi~el! At Bljoa. skirt, and carried I'n heir. Detroit, where he will act as rose ribbons. Iblack and brown print IC. information call 886-0500 19517 terie you'll also find jewelry gifts such as 21k gold ban(le loom mesh bag. She wore a graphics representative for David Sanders was his cents. Mack Avenue. bracelets priced from thirty-five dollars, Uk gold rings white stephanotis in her hair. Josten's/ American Yearbook • • • from twenty dollars, reproduction coin b,'acelets, Tllere Is Thomas Berschback served Company and she will con- It's P')sh ... lUichael says "The latest look in coiffures a wide variely and price range. ~re ue also handsome as his brother's best man. tinue as a displ8Y co-ordina. is the elongated Dutch Page. It curves from Ihe brow jewelry gifts for men which Include signet rings, money Other ushers were brothers tor for Winkleman's. CLEARANCE SALE covering bangs down to the nape roll In the back. It's clips, cuff links and Universal Geneve 18k gold watches. Don, James, Richard Bud a blunt cut, little charmer and makes the fashion comple. The Bljonterie, 19860 Mack Avenlle, is open 10:00 a.m. to Charles Berschback. and MOST ment to the new wooden clogs. You need a terrific hair 6:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. George Young, III, the ALL shaping for the look. Try anyone or the stylists at the ,. bride's brother. Posh Studio. Wilh Ihe care you have give,n your hair you . . Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Evergreens, Shrubs, owe it to yourself to keep the loor, great. Call 886.1377for A Favorite Fall Fashion ..• is the very large Faubert, of Whittier road, an appointment. cross. At Lee's, Inc. find them in pewter or in represented the bridegruOm's ~ '" • pewter with enamel priced from six to twelve dol. parents, the late Mr. and Trees, Perennials Fashion Shop ... the cool, easy, fun way . . . lars. Also there's a large selection of pearls which Mrs. Donald F. 'Berschback, during lunch at The Golden Lion, Wednesday, when are making a strong comeback thi,) fall ... 20339 of Whittier road. Martha's Closet presents fall fashions. Mack Avenue. Mrs. Faubert, the bride- ~ Price " • ...... '" • • groom's sister, wore a floor Charming Paper Tole Shadow Box- • Sale! ... Now's the time to buy length yellow jersey gown, h' N ,favor.te p.eces (if hand blown glass (!). ,~, I with a floral print bodic!. ,------,I Fresh Cut I es . . . per f ect f or c lid's room or ' • Presiding at the 7 o'clock powder room are available at The marked 10% off ... at 16237 Mack con-celebrated high mas s Som,'lone was com- I I Sphere, 19849 Mack Avenue. : Avenue. were The Reverend Law- I This Week Only I • '" '" ! • • .. Irence Dore O.S.A. and The men ling Ihal Judge MUMS- Fabulous Fashion Fakes ... have Discover the basic secret, •. of a flaw. Reverend Albert Hillebrand Rolh supposedly : While They Last just arrived at the Margaret Diamond . less skin. Your face Is always exposed to O.S,A., both of Austin Cath- I Shop, 377 Fisher RoaJ. They include dirt, heat and cold, to wind and Bun and olic Prep School, and The' had a nightmare IA: with Coupon a fllke Leopard coat, a fake Sea Otter~..... close inspection. Let The Grosse Pointe Reverend John McLaughlin the other evening-- I ., .99 I 'th Lt' ( k ;Cotoseum protect your skin from the rigors O.S.A., The Reverend Ed- I coa t WI ynx rim, a a e nutria of exposure with their FRESH FACE . ' • Iward Sweeney O.S.A. and he dreamt Ihat the 1------Coupon- - ~,J coat and a fake white broadtail short MASK .•. 20035 Mack Ave•••• 881-7252. The Reverend Vincent Bur- suburbs had van- jacket. Prices are from $95 to $165. .. "" , • • • Inell O.S.A., all of St. Clare ished! Fresh Cut Also new is a pimento red suede pea ,;:::. '(/i I' 46' fully equipped cruiser ... available for bare de MOIltefalco Church. jacket ... $75. We admired a rust ¥ boat charter days evenings or weekends, docked at The Reverend Mr. Mark suede jacket $75 with rust leather I DYC. Ideal for company entertainment or group F ish e r, the bridegroom's Glads "99 dozen pants $55. New clothcs ...,'C arriving parties 886-0410 days. Evenings 567.5675 or 'IU 5. cousin, served as deacon. daily. 3846 Carrying the wedding bands • '" • . "'.. ror the ceremony was "Dufr' . Ch dd CJ t . I : Y l I l' I fl l Berschback, the b rid e . A Med lum e ar leese ... s ralg It (') n OU most see ... the ove y co oma oor amp groom's nephew His ring A"emon florist from the logging country ... famous Ore- \: (~:,) that's being featured at Belmont C~lon~l F~rniture plllow, a needlepoint design gon Tillamook will be on special from Ji] thls week. DtTect from a Grand Raptds fJrm Jts made of white with spring green STUDIOCAMERASHO~ August 17 throug/: August 23 at the Merr1f~) from durable cabinet pine, beautifuUy distressed border, featuring the Initials CARL JOYNEIl ~ on E. Warren Mouse, corner of Notre Dame and Kerche. ,iI and selling for a special low of $29.95. See page of the bride and bridegroom, ~022t MACK .. '" t.4e WCl~ 17931 East Warren TU 4-61'20. val, ,9 for all the details. the wedding date and two en. == l . ~.\