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VOl. 26-NO. 20 Enterccl as Seconl1 Class MaUer at $5.00 Per Year t;le Post Office at Detroit, Mich. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, MAY 20, 1965 tOe Per Copy 24 Pages Two Sections-Section One
r - HEADLINES State Flag Presented to Central Library Woods Bo"'sLuck", IWill Elect of the ']1&10' .1 .1 2 Trustees WEEK As Compiled by the To Escape Death OnJune14 Grosse Pointe News L.u ..I1i Incumbent' President Ed- ward Pongracz and Five Thursday. :\'lay 13 I In Crash on LS New Candidates File A SOUTHER::'-l CONGRESS- i Car Totally Demolished After Youths Were Thrown Petitions :\lA~ inves~igating the Ku I I Oui by Impact of Hitting Tree; Lost Cont:-ol on Klux Klan called yesterday fur i Six candidates have filed a "fuli inquir;y" as to how a: Turn at Ford Estate petitions for two trustee- Klan official obtaira'd a sup- Two 19-year-old Woods boys were lucky to have ships in the June 14 school posedly confidential r('port on ! been thrown from their car when it crashed into a tree elections in the Grosse the life of Mrs. Viola Liuzzo, I '~n Lake. Shore road on Saturday, ~ay 15-~he second Pointe school district it was a Detroit housewife slain last: Impact, mto another tree, could eaSIly have killed them'j ed t d • ' R month whi1? partkipating in I Shores Patrolmen Frank Mus-
wa:; also ,estmg the North VIet. I W Ik W.d d M . I D the boys out. The car made Dignitaries will be introduced namrse to see if they. might I, a I ene The first annual meeting of the Northeastern Wayne emona ay . h fr th t b k a WIde arc om e ree, ac be George Thompson. past com- be more receptive to negotiat- i County Child Guidance Clinic was held on May 14, at to the north bound lane on the mander of the American Legion Detroit Motorist ing a peace in the Asian con. I Grosse Pointe City's De- the home of Mrs. Alfred R. Glancy, Jr., in Lake Shore The Grosse Pointe War road, continued across the Grosse Pointe Post #503. A Given Jail Term fliet. Al~ho~gh. the.re have been I partment of Pllblic Works road. ~------~--~-- Memorial Center's 1965 island, knocked down a reflec. reading of the students Mem- no .public InClicatlOns of such: is busy readying the City's Newly elected to the board af Farr and Glenn G. Engel. Family Participation Carn- tor sign, bounced into the south ori(ll Day essay will be given a.n mtent, there h?ve, bee~ som{' I Norbert P. Neff Memorial d' t J h B W t- Re.elected to serve addition- paign still has one-tenth of bound lane, skidded 390 feet by John T. Short, program John J. Auito, 22, of 3573 Not- SI,2'n.~that th" Nortn VIetnam i •• . . _ I.rec ors were 0 n . a 'ts I t h' th. f' Id d h d . t ,. ~ - l P k f t ff I enm ~k M G d W R al terms as directors were 1 goa 0 ac 1eve wi mto a Ie an cra'S e 10 0 chairman of the War Memorial. tingham, Detroit, was sentenced 2'o"ernment I's. mor'-' "VI'III'nr!to ar or 1 s 0 ICla op 6 I ms, rs. or on . ose, h to 20 days in the Wayne County "sit y around a conference<. table~ on. Sa tur d ay. May. 29 .'Mrs Jam es.. H .Graves, J udge Courtney B. Rankin, John S. Memorial Day J'ust ten d.ays anot er tree. Wliliam Adams, secretary of than it has in the past. CIty Manager Jh?hn Cantwhell Arhthur KMOCmsFkI,d H~rkoldFIR. Prescott, Jr., Mrs. Francis X. away. The Center's Direc- Car Out of Sight the Grosse Pointe War Memor- Jail by Park Judge C. Joseph I Belanger on Tuesday, May 11, told the NEWS t IS week t at 0J mon, rs. re erIC om, Marsh, Andrew W. L. Brown, tors are very hopeful that Mustazza and Marshall, on ial will extend a weicome. on two counts of traffic viola- · · · I the dredging of a canal and Raymond Schleicher. John Mc- Lloyd B. Stauffer, Miss Marga- the necessary monies to arriving at the scene, d;q not General Louis H. Charbon. Sunday, May 16 harbor at tne City's waterfront Cartney, Rev. Franklin P. Ben- ret Rice, Mrs. George C. operate in the fiscal year see the car against the tree, neau is to say a f~w words and tinn, When he is released, he will be charged with contribu- i H E AD~n~ISTRATIO~'S is almost completed. The im- nc~t, Harold J. Harrison, Dr. ACran.e,JGohnA'Rl\;ichMadhoBn,Dhr. beginning August 1, will be because the tree and vehicle Rev. John W. Estes of the ting to the delinquency of a POLICY in South Vietnam was' provement at the docks will Clifford B. Loranger, John B. rmm rams, IC ar eac, received this month. were hid den behind high Grosse Pointe Congregational minor. th" Sllb)'oct of d.-.bat.-.yesterday help the resident bQ3tmen with I------~- Miss Mary K. Thorn, Mrs. Ca- (C t' d P g 4) Ch h 'll' h t d < '" '''' 1 I Th t f th I lier H. Worrell, Mrs. William They are confident that be- on lOue on a e urc WI gIve a s or a- 'n W~'hin!!ton when about 5000 arger ves~p.s. e cos 0 e G.ft f p. t ~------dress. According to information re- lpf'_OPl~~fro"'m allover the cot.m- ~r,edging is estimated to be! 1 or OlD e A. Boyd, Mrs. Dougl2s Sar- tween givers of record not yet W d W leased by Park Police Chief Ar- <. •• t $6000 gent, Mrs. Douglas Campbell, heard from and the many new 00 S OlnaD Mayor :Matthew C. Patterson, trv heard critics of the poltcy "uou , . F S h J d M PIS Cl J }' of the City of Grosse Pointe thur Louwers, Auito was ob- ch'allen~e I'tS s,upporters. ~Ic. Provide More Benches rom ymp ony r. an rs. au . app, r. fami Ies that have used the Ow F- served driving west on Kerche- " M GI R J t d Memorial this year the $7,500 Park will read the Gold Star George Bundy, special assist. In addition to the harbor :md rs. aney e-e ec e still needed will come in. n lreman Honor Roll. Wreaths will be val. at Balfour, at 5:15 a.m. by ant t(. ~he Presiden, on nation- canal work, th~ sidewalk at the A free concert by the Detroit , Mrs. Alfred R. Gla~cy, Jr. placed "ly the Auxiliary of Patrolmen William C ran d a 11 al security affairs. bowed out of north end of the children's pool Symphony Orchestra is being was re-elected as presIdent of To that end, programming for Mrs. Hilda MacKenzie, 68, of Alger Post 995, V.F.W. and the and Robert Warren. A 16-year- th(' debate at the last minute has be~n widened to provide offered to the residents of the board. Vice-presidents 2re the summer is proceeding with 1968 Lancaster, was her own Auxiliar~r of American Legion old Roseville boy was in Auito's but his role as chief defender ll1"re room for benches. This Grosse Pointe on Tuesday, May' Dr. Charles E. Brake, Miss Ca- a fine Summer Music Festival ."in~man on Wednesday, May !2, Grosse Pointe Post 303 assisted car. I. of the Adrr.inistration's policy is the area usua!ly reserved 25. Richard Snook of the staff rolyn Wheeler and Mrs. Don. scheduled featuring Maestro ~hen sh.e put out a small fIre by Girl Scout Troop 1463,Brown- When the officers a.pproach. was taken over by Prof. Robert for mothers who try to spot of Grosse Pointe High School aId A. Blomquist. Sixten Ehrling, Albert Tipton, m her kItchen. ell Junior High School. ed to question him, Auito step- SC3lapinf' of the University of I th('ir ~wimming tots. announced to:.lay. Charles V. Hicks, Jr. was flutist, William Doppman, Con- According to a report she I ped on the gas and drove away h 100 000 cert pianist and several other .' Volley, Taps and Echo will be Callfornia. Morhe t tan h" i The City has also installed V3lte,' Poole will conduct the Be1eCctelidt;easuredr; Mrs. John musicians from the Detroit Sym- ma~e to Woods Pubhc Saf~ty given by buglers Ronald Mad- at high speed, the policemen in others heard t e eac'In O!l' a catch basin outside the exit concert schedul"d for 8:15 . 0 ettl, re.c~r 109 se~retary, offIcers, a ~ylon apron hangmg asz and Dwight Prideaux and pursuit. The Detroiter ignored Vietnam on speci~! radio broad. of the adu~t's pool which will in th " . p.m~ and M~s. WIllis Bugbee, cor- phony under the directillD of n.ear the ~Itc~en range. caught the f:ring squad of Alger Post stop streets and signal lights to casts to more than 100 college eliminate water accumulation . e ~natotlum of Gross_ respondmg secretary. Gordon Staples. fIre, and 19mted a '.vall calen- 995 V F W avoid the patrolmen, it was said. POIUte HIgh School. Featured R d t f E'I .1__ d h d b d . . . campuse'". which has in the past made the soloist will be Emilio Llinas I The Northwestern Way n e enowne ar pro essor ml ~. an scorc e a cup oar , Crandall and Warren radioed • .. '" . surrounding lawn extrem~ly .... . I County Child Guidance Clinic, Weddige from the University of the" wall and the plastic frame for assistance, and Sgt. Henry Monday. MHY 17 muddy. i The evenmg of fme mUSICIS which opened on Septemb:.>r 28, Michigan and Robert Wilbert 0:£ the door chim~s. NO VIOLATIONS n Coonce and Patrolman Henry I~ VIENNA. AUSTRIA So- Cantwell said that sump: :tlloss.oreMdt b~ tphe ~eCOrdingTrlnt' 1964, provides diagnosis and ~~~te~;~Y::d ~::ee w~~i~eersl~~YSf' Mrs. MacKhenhziedbumehd bonet A car driven by Henry Md' Wilson were dispatched to help. "iet Foreign "Hnister And!"2i ~ump~ han been added to the ' n~s USIC er.,omlers ~s treatment to emotionally dis- mger on eac an as s e ea Domzalski. Jr. of 15701 Win . They arrived as Auito and the Gromvko conferred yesterday fIlter plant and the interior of Fund o~ !he DetrOIt Federaho~ turbed children in the five doing for the young peopl~- the flames out with a small rug. mill Pointe drive struck a car 16-year-old jumped out of the With 'world lead<'rs. He met the bath house has been re- of MUSICIans and the DetrOIt Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods a -singing school, art camps, She was taken to Saratoga Hos. I driven by Kurt Armin Reinstein car in the 1400 block of Bea- with }'oreiIW Minister MauriC'('!1decG,'atl'd.. Symphony Orchestra, and a section of Detroit. Since guitar classes, ballet classes, a ~ital for treatment of the bum. of 971 Lakeshore on Friday, consfield and tried to escape N t F tt Y 't . 200 h'ld summer theater and infonnal d f' b d ght.-.r hOlTI 4 Th Do 1 k' ('oun'e de :\lurviIlt' of France I 0 orge mg oung I The pro g ram i n c Iud e s 1 s opemng, over c I ren e mgers y a au <. W May 1. e mza S I car, go. on foot. The pair were cornered for two ~ours to discuss. th: I Six. small park benches for II Mozart's "Symph?ny #40", Me~. and thejr parents have been dances in the ail
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PRESCRIPTION CRAIG HOLLIDGE, son of . MR. and MRS. KENETH B. War Me'Jlorial Center Drive Stil,l Needs $7,500 to Reach Goal Child Clinic An eminent psychologist reo HOLLIDGE, N Audubon road centIy said, "Yaur C'hildren! was recently elected a commit: (Continued from Page 1) 1 bert D. To~~?n. Marshall F. R. A. Waters, Dr. and Mrs. Allen W. Dickie, Mr. and Mrs. den Peez, Mrs. Marie E. Pressel, (Continued fFom Page 1) should have fun. Take them to Itee member of the student gov. and Mrs. Donald M. D. Thur-l Troester, Wilbam A. Walker, John N. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Dietrich, Mr. and Mrs. Mi-. and Mrs. VIctor Ptasznik, emphasizes the development of the G.P.U.S. Carnival June ernment at The Leelanau ber, Mr. and Mrs. Richard F'I Mr. and Mrs. Virgil B. Walling, Peter M. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Georgi, David A. Gosselin, Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Radman, a deeper understanding of the 4.5." Schools, Glen Arbor, Mich. Tomkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Her. E. F. Wambold. E. O. Warren, Philip I. Worcester. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Hallen. Mrs. Edna Lee Root. Richard H. character and needs of the ado- .. lit * beck, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Scholl, Mrs. II. W. 8el1ew, Mr. lescent. The board also main- April 21 HeUer, Mr. and Mrs, F. J. and Mrs. Charles E. Sweet, Jr., tains an active Speakers' Serv- Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Anderson, Holtz, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Thomp- ice and has fulfilled over 50 Mr. and Mrs. G. William Auch. ence A. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. son, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vie- speaking engagements during I Mrs. Raymond B. Baer, Mr. George W. Johnson, Mrs. Ernest weg, Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. the past year to churches, pa- and Mrs. Don W. Bain, Mr. P. LaJoie, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Westphal, Mrs. F. J. Winckler, rent groups and service organ-I and Mrs. Marlynn Bandlow, Landis, Mr. and Mrs. James Dr. H. G. Yesayian. izations. COOPER Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Bliss, W. Lee. II, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. " '" • I Dinner Dance Follows CHRIS CRAFT Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Buttrick, Lotgerin,. The Mothers Club of A . I To celebrate the completion Harry A. Carson, Mrs. John H. Grosse Pointe High School, Dr. pnl Z6 'of a most successful first year SALfS, INC. We Kid You Not. Castle, Mrs. Martin Castricum, and Mrs. W. Neeb, Mrs. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Agnone, the meeting was followed by a Mr. and Mrs. John E. Caulkins, Neeme. Mr. and Mrs. J. J., Mr. and Mrs. James Alexis, Mr. dinner dance. Hot canapas and NOBODY UNDERSELLS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chosy, Newcomb, Par e n t s Without and Mrs. Ira Russell Allen, Mrs. cocktails were served in the liv- Edward D. Convery, Mr. and Partners, L. E. Russell. John J. Leon Alvarez, Karl S. Ande~son, ing room lit by candlelight and IMrs. William P. Conway, Mr. Schonenberg, Jr .• Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. LeRo~ Ashfield, decorated by magnificent bou- One Stop Shopping WOODY PONTIAC and Mrs. Arthur C. Dannecker. Sylv~ster C. Shea, Mr. and Mrs. M~.. and Mrs. ~I!rl W. Asmus, quets of springi"flowers. Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Dau, S. W. Sorensen, Jr., Mr. and Wtlham L. Bane, ¥..rs. Fr~ was served from 'double tables ROAMER YACHTS AND DON'T EVER FORGET IT! Laurence B. Einfeldt. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Storey, John L. C. Barrows, Stanley E. Beattie, in the candlelight dining room, Mrs. John W. Finkellstaedt, Mr. Vogt, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Rupert A: Benson, covered with cloths embroid- Steel and Aluminum and Mrs. Louis A. Fisher, Jr., IWatson. Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. J. Lesl~e Berry, ere~ with the ca~tive Unicorn TW 1-1600 Allen T. F:o-ederick, Mr. and Herbert Zimmermail. Mr. and Mrs; John Birch, Mr. m?tif of the. Umcorn Tapes- Mrs. James M. French. • '" '" ,Clnd Mrs. Tho.Das Black, Mr. and, trIe~, The ClOisters. 12140 JOI. Campau at Carpenter, H~lf.Mile S. of Davison ? Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Gardner, IMrs. G.. H.. Bobertz, Jr., Mr. and FlOe ferns 'surrounded the I I Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gardner, April 23, IMrs. Wlllla~ .E. Bo~ram, Mr. centerpieces of ~orot~y Dough. I LYMAN CLINKER BUILT BOATS Grosse Pointe Federation of Dr and Mrs James A Abbott and Mrs. WIlham Bradley, ~Ir. ty Royal Worcester birds. ,Teachers, Miss Betty C. Grebe, Mr. ~nd Mrs. john L. B~th, Mr: and, -Mrs. Harold Br~nker, MISS .Music, during' dinne.r wa.s pro . 19' - 21' - 25' - 28' Emil C. Grob, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Harold R. Boyer, Mr. Minam Buncher, Mr. and Mrs. vlded by the ~ack ,Pitt t~IO and Large Selection of '. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and Mrs. Willis C. Bul1ard_ Mr. W. S. Burke. the guests enJoyed danclOg on Marine Jackets, Jewelry, Yacht • T Jones Mrs Barbara Hand Mrs W"l' M C I t Mr. and Mrs. Gordon N. ~. the terrace and lo the hall. . , . .' . _ hiS . arp<,n er, eron, Mrs. E. McMtllan Caulkins, _~_~- Caps, Crocks, Lamps, and Many While You're DOlvntown' Kammer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and M. s. John P. Cushman, Mr and Mrs Dallas J Chapin CAR HIT ,J. Kelly. Mr .. and Mrs. J. S. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Day, Mr: and Mrs: Anthony' W. Col: City police issued a ticket to Other Nautical Items During 3.D Days ••• Ladendorf, MISS Margaret L. Raymond ~ddy, Mr. and Mrs. ett, Mrs. Kins Collins, Mr. and Myrtice Chynoweth of Copper I Layson. Mr. and Mrs. Raymo~d John E. EllIS, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. T. R. Collioud, Mr. and Mrs. Harbor, Mich. after the car she Pa...ed Parking for Your Convenience C. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. WII- I B. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Law- KLnneth Cook, :Mr. and Mrs. was driving struck one driven 24910 JEFFEKSON AT TEN MILE ROAD COME IN AND SEE ber H. Mac~, Mr. and Mrs. rence Gotfredson! ~r., Mr. apd Cecil E. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. by Michael Ralph Cooper of 850 I' R. J. Maranh', Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Maxwell Griffith, Dr, and R. W. Cunningham, A. L. Dam- Lakeland. The accident oc- PR 8~3200 THE "COOL LOOK" Homt:r R. nlarson, Mrs. Walter Mrs. Ivor D. Har:is, Mr. and man, Mrs. Ray E. Danaher, Mr. curred on Friday, May 14. , , M.Me~Mn.J.A~rtM~~~s.R~~~H~.~andandM~.~~D.~~~~ -~--~~-~~~-----~---~---~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- !N SUMt,tER SUITS Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Nagelklrk, Mrs. J. D. Hitchens, Dr. and C. Davis, Mr.' and M~.s. Raymonrt h1lC'A'J.h1l(,'AJ.~(,'''' ~(,/f) .. if) Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Nobe!, Mrs. Donald Hogan, Mr. and Decraene, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent 1e;~e)ew:(!)~e)~(!)esr(!)y_:A~@'-NVJll7W'VJt>0)VJ\:>~)V~IdP /1IYlP~'~I~ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Oldam, Mrs. Samuel N. Irwin. Mr'. and R. DePetris. The deGrimmt' Miss Betty J. Parkinson. , Mrs. Frank Jerger, Jr., Mr. and Galleries, Detroit ::'Ifortgage & ...~ ~. Raeford Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Mrs. Richard Kageff. Dr. and Realty Co., Mrs. J. Kent Devre, 'U IST ~ d» Pilot, Arthur J. Price, Maud C. Mrs. Gordon It Maitland. "Ir. and Mrs. Maurice DeVuyst, ~ TAKE INCHES OFF YOUR WA ~ Raymont, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. David G. McCabe,' Mr. :\1rs. J. Hastings Downie, Mr. ~ ~ A. R i c h a r d son, Mrs. L. S. and Mrs. Leslie P. McDougal, and Mrs. E. G. Doyle, Mrs. L. S. ~ ~ Roehm, J. Henry Schaffhauser, W. C. McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley, Dr. and Mrs. Paul ~ w';th Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott, Mr. Oscar' A. J. Monrad, O'Leary Dumke. " ~~I 2180~~ and Mrs. George H. Smith. Mrs.- Cadillac. Inc., Mrs. H. VerLin- (To Be Continued) Clarence Snyder, Mrs. James ---~------,~---~---~-, ,-----, ~~ MANDATE ~ •• blond o' Docro" Surbrook, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. ~~ a,,1t li,htw.ICJht worsted Taylor, Mrs. James Teetzel, ,,:: .:', ~ • fantastically IICJht Wilbur J. B. Thomas, Mr. and A .float or Ashore ;/.<;~ ~ ~ Mrf Donald A. Walker, Mr. J l "". ~ ~ • suporbly cool ~r~. ~~~se~e~.ldW~ton~~.re~: >~j ~ • holds shape TOP _SID E R men's undershorts ~I b!:Glltlfully w:::ey~hart.':rl~~2Bishop.Mr. b,} Sperry ;,1,1 ~ ~i and Mrs. George Blake, Mr. J;;;« ~ and Mrs. William C. Boydell, ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Cairns, Mr. ~ ~I and Mrs. Lampton J. Cardwell, .: ~'" ~ I Positively th. most c:om. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Carey, '",'," I~ I fortablll lumm,r luit, t.;I- I ,:\::" I or.d b.. utifully by O.~- Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Defever, I loe.m ill II wid, rang. of I -----~----~-~- I '.:',.:., ~ With ~martly tailored styling ~' becoming sh.d... S.. it tod.y - try it on - you'll . B h ~ for men who want to look fit, ~ iii. convinced. Clty eae ~ feel great, with trim athletic ~ WE ' appearance., ~ AN EXCEPTIONAL (Continued from Page 1) t,:( ~ MANDATE comfortably ~, VALUE AT 79.50 ThE:: annual budget of Grosse 1 ;~:::;;:::\ Sure looted conl/ort ~ -. ':~(' provides vital masculine sup- ~II Pointf! City will come before Kt the Council Monday night at %r: on Deck, 'Court or Campus _: port, and br~ces up tired back ~ ' SI.d •• f 'h •• 111.... 1fabric, ft.•5 20.00 its monthly meeting. A public ',',,'. ~ ".- ':". ~., muscles. In brief and boxer ."rI CANVAS hearing on the budget was held ~ ORDER BY.IZE: style. l~~ Comfort classical oxford. America"s foremost boating shoe, last Saturday, May 15, at the In white, Navy or breton red. New slip-on, N,SY on-casy ..fl. In white. City Offices. ~~ Small (32~3(), Medium (31).37), 95 l~"" I 9.95 ~ kedium Large (38-40), Larie (U~(3), 5 ~ WHALING'S Cantwell also told the NEWS and Extra Larle (44-46'. that about 120 catch basins in LEATHER ~ Add 4" ules tax for .hipml'nta in Sate. I~i men's w€an the City are in the process of Hantl.crafted elk tanned cowhide Illoccasin ,hat dries soft. oeing rebuilt or replaced. The Moccasin comfort with Top-Sider safety. In dark brown. 520 WOODWARD 7 MILE near LIVERNOIS .::,':. No"" of City.County IldQ, o?U T~urs, .nd Fri. E"II. Irepairs are in all areas except 18.95 ~~.. ~..h:::..~ r--;I~.:~:;t~:;:lowi~g----~ I, AND IN THE FISrtER BUILDING -'7L-TI;.-.0"7_~'7~ Mandates at $5.95 LTD. I BRITI I ~ QUANTITY SIZES ;" I ~ Woodwar~~~ ?r~~~"~.irCUS Park !, :~:;r ! ::;:::::'" :, : I ~l I Nam. I ~~.:.:;,,: Festival From England i;.\t TU 2-8970 ::::::: (Continued from Page 1) .... ,::: !.,:,:::::,:' I 1JSi'rg)~~~M~~~~~~ ~~:r... 5tlte__ I tume tn meet ana greet ViHage " I L C.. h 0 Charge a -..JI shoppers. MACINTOSH I Best & Co. will feature a Far East th~me in their store and t it will be highlighted by lovely, 11/eathercoats costumed, Japanese worn e n. • There will also be a portrait i artist at Best's doing sketches and caricatures. t An Italian display will pre- i The authentic, vaii at S. Stein and Co. The i Peter Pan shop will house the rare old coins tell the original crafts and costumes of the Am- • • • • i erican Indian. Walton Pierce Story of Man for 4000 i Macintosh. will feature a display of authen. tic costumes from the Metro- years in the wuque i Britain's jinp.st politan Opera Co. The costumes i which will be shown in their i rainwear. windows a..e from Samson and i Delilah. Rigoletto, Tosca. Otello j and Madame Butterfly. Along MONEY EXHIBIT witb the costumes, will be the i authentic wig worn by Madame I Butterfly. at the , Jacobson'6 will f eat u r e French, Swedish ana Danish. t pastries on their main floor as Kercheval. St. Clair Office well as international food items on the menu in their tea room. .., :.~ The gay colors, costumes, per. sonality and costumes of the NATIONAL BANK :-...:~ I )1exican people will be featured i : ',:: ':',,< at the shop of E. J. Hickey. OF DETROIT i j:i:::,:i~ Th~Sd~~, ~~~e~o,a~~~~t~fJI ~~ I ," . Mexican musicians and dancers on display in the Village all day to enter- tain the shoppers. Thursday, May 20 thru Tuesday, June 1 SoutJ
NEW BOSS during regular banking hours ,",,', Many a self-made man loses IMPERV!ON (':::::'his Identity when he gets tied ,::,:::,< up with a tailor-made wife. I The fi1icst light weight rain wear. comp:ctely :self lined. Permanently proofed. even after washing or • dry cleaning. In Dover Sand, 50.00 • coins that tell of ancient traders, pirates, merchants, seafarers. VISCOUNT Gros5t Hcor;cr lcctght 1l'1th traditional Macintosh pl~id 1m. • coins exchanged for goods in the market places of the Holy mg. Wr~r for rain OT snmc. Permanently prOOfed Pointt N~ws of course. in light Fawn, ,39.50 Land dUIing the time of Christ. PublJsbed every Thursday by ADteeoo Publlshers_ Inc. • the "Vvidow's Mite" of the Bible. 99 Kercbeval Avenue Grosse PolDte 36, Michigan -: '. Phone TU 2-6900 • coins of the mysterious East. Three Trunk !Jnes Second Clall POltar. paid at De. ,. coins that tell of lost cities and forgotten temples. trolt, Mtebl.fall. ,:: Subscription Ratel $5.IJO F~r Year ,', "~'by Mall ('6,00 outside Wayne • Live for a moment in ancient times, then tour the modem world ,',,::, County). All Nf'w, and Adverl\sJn~ I :,"':~ Copy Must Be In The !"ewl Offl!'\' , JA1 17140 ~:,:): by Tueaday NOOll to Inlure Inael through the exhibit's collection of foreign coins and paper money. ,-/;.: tion. , ~::"::'-'99 Kercbeva1 Avenue. GrollI' Pointe "', ; ~/ FInD'. Mlchl,aD ~. -_._.- - - _.. ._._-_ .._._._.-.I '~~,t:';',,:~~M:lIZ:C~:}!Ef{tW~~M~Zfj]1VI~~~:. ofaIt~Jr F~~~::lo~
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May to, IV65 _ ThursJay. May 20, 1965 G R0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Three HOLLIDGE. SOn of 'IRS. KE:'\ETH B "~. of Audubon road' 1\' elt>cted a commit: r of the student gOY. at The Leelanau lell------Arbor. Mich. t Come !loin the (;fun . . . . . !In the ')lllagf t\,... ~ I GROSSE POINTE VILLAGE . Hng HTS urn gPJItN ..~ TE TIO r BOATS 28'
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Page Four Thursday, Mtly ZO, 1965 Thursday, May GROSSE POINTE NEWS ---- 'itte*" ~** SERVING 3 GENERATIONS OF SMARi DETROITERS ir Language Woods ¥ouths It It Checking Over Safety Test Details lit It Jt It Grosse Pointe Rig Escape Death li- It has twelve winners in t I} «joss AWNINGS It language awards com (Continued from Page 1) I} I} l'he greatest numbe AND ••• vle.. A.I ••• 1' It bushes.. A motorist coming : ners was from the Sp from the opposite direction, in- It Visit Our Showroom .-:*It partment. For contes formed the officers of the Ioca. I It It third year Spanish, Shie '. Jt placed first, Carol Gr tion of'the car. ... or Just Call _': J} Shores Police Chief Thomas It ond, and Cheri Martin ~I} t~c state of ~ichigan. Cochill said that the youths : LO 7.0890 It were lucky they had been • .!...rL ~J} glrls are seniors. I tossed out of the car by the It fREE ESTIMATE. NO MONEY DOWN .- Winners with two / force of the first impact. The.'" --,-Jt study in Spanish are second impact, which totally '. Green, a senior, first pI '"'- demolished the car, could have 2941 E. JEFfERSON AWNIIIGS * FlAGS * POLES RQger Wayne, a junior easily killed Crawford and Jer- SWIMMING POm. COYERS place, in the state of ger, he said. OPEN SAT. TIll 12 NOON In the category for When questioned by Mustazza with ou~: de c1assr{)om and Marshall at Bon Secours ence, Ann Kuechenme Hospital, Crawford said that senior, placed third. he did not remember what had iD_~ lived in Argentina for t happened. He was informed bj' a half years. the officers that they had seen All are students of _ several empty cans of beer in ward Franco. The ann the car, aud they had detected NEW SHIP'S WHEEL .amination, sponsored an alcoholic odor on his breath, SAILING JACKm YOUR ONE American Association of whereupon, Crawford admitted WITH THE HIDDEN HOOD- I~~~r:'6R ers of Spanish and Po he and several others had heen WATER.PROOf, WIND.PROOF ALL BOAT was given ~'. the begin A WAGONFUL OF SERVICE ••• drinking beer, purc.hased for SUPPLIESI April. Winners, who w A WAGONFUL OF PROTECTION them by an older man. FAMOUS NORPOLE , go on to complete for Since none of the witnesses BY PEPPERELL honors, will receive dicti 'Jlhe Auto Club offers the wagonful of ser;ices and had fully seen the accident, no 100% Nylon Fabric, and certificates. protections that modern motorists need. violation tickets were issued to Specially Coated In the German depa Anxious to promote anything to in- ard Time. Shown checking details of the Crawford, it was said. • World-faMous travel service Gisela Hesse, a senior, including routings, still safety in the minds of today's motor. contest, are Police Lt. ROLAND SY- • Sperry Topldders the best examination fo reservations, tour books, maps and guides. ists, the Woods Department of Publie MONS, traffic safety officer; Woods Safety Footwear year students but was in Safety is backing "The National Drivers' Councilman THOMAS E. LEAH, and Worn in Your Ear as German is spoken . • Broad personal accident insurance. • Nautical Gifts • Around-t~e-clock, prt:paid road service. Test," prodL.ced by the CBS News, in local gas station operator DAVE RICH- home. Third place winn NEW, "SOLITAIRE" Brigette Wienecke, also • Protective $5,000 bail bonds. cooperation with the National Safety ARDS. Official test forms may be ob- • Nautical Supplies Council and sponsored by the SheH Oil tained from the Woods Public Safety NO CORD - NO TUBE ior Lead the Way ••• Join AAA Today • Autostereo Winners in second yea company. The test will be held on the Department, 20025 Mack, or any Shell NO SEPARATE EARMOLD With Continuous TIP. cartrldg. CBS-TV Network on Monday, May 24, station. • Canadian C~art. from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m., Eastern Stand- Wh:r Should Yo GROSSE POINT! DIVISION 'he .hlp'. wh•• I, inc. Buy A Lowrey 15415 E. J.ff.,.." Geoffrey C,.ooks Police Ticket Carnival Poster 19605 Muk Av•• Phone 821.8000 Open Friday Nights 'tll 9 TU 2~1340 Organ? ? ? George Measel, Memager Prize Scholar 'Upset' Driver Winners Named This is a family instru The Law School of the Uni- A Harper Woods motorist Winners in the Poster Con. everyone will enjoy. You versity of Chicago has notified who claimed he was mad be- test for the 1965 Grosse Pointe able to play songs d first -~------.~------Geoffrey Crooks, n 1961 Grosse cause another uriver had cut University School CarniV'al have the lesson. Adults Pointe High School graduate him off on Mack avenue, and been chosen. children alike can learn now in his final seme~ter at he was trying to reciprocate, Receiving the first awards Vote Monday - June 14 C3se. Haverford College, of his selee- We3 arrested by Woods pulice were: Sally Weaver, 12th Gr'ade; NOW YOUR E~l'IRE tion as a Floyd Russell Mechem on Saturday, May 15, and Catherine Lilly, 11th Grade; ILY 'WIIL GET 6 MO Prize Scblar for 1965. He is charged with reckless driving. Deborah Renaud, 10th Grade; OF LESSONS WITH the son of }Ir. Cind :\'lrs. Lee I In a report of the incident, and Daniel Han, 9th Grade. Re-elect PURCHASE OF A Crooks, of Torrey Road. Sgt. Jack Mast and Patrolman Each year a competiHon is LOWREY ORGAN AT As a Mechem Scholar he will Theodore Hinz disclosed that held among Grosse Pointe Uni. ~1USIC CENTER. receive a grant of $3,200 f'lr while they were patroling n(}rth versity School students and the The Music Center is 0 the 1965-66academic year at the on Mack at about 11:50 p.m., prize-winning poster is used to Edward J. CREATORS OF SHOWPLACE LAWNS ing a group lesson for L.aw School and the award is they observed Thomas C. Lie- publicize the Carnival. The Car- entire family. Everyone Gra~ Lawn Spray Service is II v.lo~.d by W.... Q:.ce & Ce. renewable for the second and bau, 27, of 2OS12 Hampton, pro1essionallawn improvement Oavl,on ChemlQI OM,lon ... JJival, set for June 4-5, is to learn to play the new Lo program of fertilization. weed I"d.r In world alrlcultur. third years of study. This year's spet!ding at 60 miles an hour, raise money for scholarships Organ. Just think of the and lawn pest control •.. de. alne. 1132. Mechem Selection Committee and g,ave chase. which are awarded to deserving Pongracz lRJ joyment and closeness was headed by the Honorable The officers said that during students of unusual promise in can bring into your h FREE SURVEYI Tom C. Clark, Associate Justice the chase Liebau cut in and the metropolitan Detroit area. to the Office of Trustee Cares an~ tensions di of the U.S. Supreme Court, out of traffic, cutting off three pear as you and others chairman, and included the other motorists. They finally Car Th;ef of the learn to play and liste CALL LI 1-0540 Honorable R~ger J. Traynor, stopped the Harper Woods II gether. Chief Justice of the California man. Grosse Pointe At "The Music Center" .~\t; Supreme Court and other prom. When asked his reason for \ .-- get these additional bene or JO 4-6408 inent men in the legal profes. speeding and bis manner of (Contmued f~om Page 1) J' sion. driving, the policemen st9.ted, bar. T~e ~ar, shgMI~ damaged Board of Education 6 months or lessons for : Crooks is a Ruasian major at Liebau told them that he was when 1t h1t the parkl!1g meter, ~ntire family with the chase of any new Lo' Haveriord, having been intro- upset at another motorist who was :eturned to Pa~lsh. Presentfy President of the Grosse Poi!"te Board of Education Organ. Free delivery anc duced to that language as a had cu~ him off, an? that he . Ch1,,'f Louwers smd that the cellent service. This is member of the first Russian was trymg t<;,catch ~lm and do IdentIty of the young car thief is An exper~enced men is needed to complete smme ~WTey Organ class at Grosse Pointe High the same thmg 1:0 h1m. not known. pions-voted by the Grosse Pointe Taxpayers Y'Ou've seen on TV. School. At Ha,,~rford he has Liebau was taken to the sta. ----- Your active participation in this importont wwrey Organs are a-a been program manager and ti.o~ ~hcre. he was issued a DON'T STRIKE OUT election is earn~stly solicited torized for econ
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_ Thursday, May 20. 1965 IY, May 20, !965 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five
ART DETROITERS 'tf* .. Language AwardWinners Named may register on Saturday, June r Room 137. Registrations will be '*It- Summer School Session Registration Times Set 19, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, in accepted, if there are openings. It- GrOSse Pointe High Sch~ol man are Tricia Brown, a senior, It- has twelve winners in this year's second pla~e, and Paul Grams, It- R.egistration times for sum. nior High School; Thursday, High School auditorium (Room' Grosse Pointe public school NINGS .. language awards competition. a junior, third plac~. These mer session classes schedlJ1ed May 20, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., in 137), from 3:30 to 5 p.m. must present a form of regis- IE BEST • The greate~t number of win. winners, all str.dents of Mrs. by the Grosse Pointe Public Room A 221 at Pierce Junior They may also enroll on Fri- t~ation, oHai~ed fro m a~d .. ners was from the Spanish de- Adele Fritz, will be entertained School System have been an- High School; Friday, May 21, d June 18 from 10 to 11:30 s~gne~ by thelr counselors, m. /-7-~ -~. partment. For contestants in at a luncheon May 22 at Oak. nounced. Elementary classes 3:30 to 4;40 p.m.., in Room 213 ay,. . )dlcatlng the course or courses third year Spanbh, Shiela Smith land University. They will also are scheduled at Richard and a.m.., and from 1 to 3 p.m.. m they should take in summer / .' -."? II-tParcells Junior High School. placed first, Carol Groves sec. go on to compete in the na- Mason, junior high school ac- Residents of the G r 0 sse the High School auditorium school. • ond, and Cheri Martin third. in tional contest. The competi- tivities at Brownell, and the Pointe public school district (Room 137). Non-residents of the Grosse DAILY~ tn 5 • t~e state of Michigan. All three tion was sponsored by the •• program for grades 10 to 12 at who do not attend any Grosse All s t u den t s attendi'1g a Pointe public school district 1hJr.& FrL EIIl!'. .* gIrl,: are seniors. American Association of Teach. Grvsse Pointe High School. In Pointe public school may en- I "':30 to JO;(X) Winners with two "eal"S of e f r'~ ~. " rs 0 ,"""rman. . all four buildings classes will roll at any of the above build. •• study in Spanish are James Becaus(' of the great number be in session from Monday, ings. Yane'J ~ Hair Fashions -. Green, a senior, first place, and of students participating in the June 21,through Friday, July 30. Registration may also be GS it FlAGS ~ POLES Roger Wayne, a junil'T, second French competition, awards are Registration at Richard and made on Saturday, June 19, 'RENE HALL, PROP. place, in the state of Michigan. based on a iocal level rather Mason has been set as follows: from 9 a.m.. to 12 noon in Room NO APPOINTMENT ~MING POOL COYERS In the category for students than state-wide. NECESSARY Thursday, May 20, 4 to 5 p.m.; Blat Brownell Junior High Open 8:00 to 5:00 it with outside classroom experi. The Detroit Chapter first Friday, May 21, 4 to 5 p.m.; School. Non-residents of the Mon .thru Sat. • it cnce, Ann Kuechenmeister. a place winner for third year Evenings by Friday, June 18, 1:30 to 4 p.m.; Grosse Po~nte public school dis. appointment senior, placed third. She had French is Sue Axsom, a junior Monday, June 21, 8:30 to 11:30 Ii: trict may also register at this • Shampoo & Set Bl lived in Argentina for two and and student of Miss Ester Pore a.m. time if there are openings. a half years. ter. First place winner for ~ec- Registration for the junior For h i g h school classes, 1.75 All are students of Mr. Ed- ond year French is Chris Meier, high school sUm.!ner session has Grosse Pointe' public school dis- ward Franco. The annual ex. a sophomore and student of been set as folhws; Wednes- trict students may register I • Hair~~~Jn9.} _'\-:\~~ aminaticil, sponsored by the Mr. Francis Granger. These day, May 19, 3:30 to 4:40 p.m.., Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri- ONE American Association of Teach. girls will receive medals from in the cafeteria at Brownell Ju. day, May 19, 20, and 21, in the 14637 E. Jefferson-Porlting on church lot in rear-VA 2-4414 CF ers of Spanish and Portugese, the French govf'rnment. There FOR IOAT was given at the oeginning oi is no national contest. In the .IES! April. WiLlners, who will nuw Detroit area, there were 406 go on to complete for nationz.~ contestants in third year French honors. will receive dictior.aries! and 822 in second year French. and certificates The competition is sponsored .In the German department, by the American Association of G:..:da Hesse, a senior, wrote Teachers of French. the best examination for third )'ear students. but was in~ligible P · lte Moton.st as German IS spoken In hel"' 011 home. Third place winner was T k Off R d Briget~ Wienecke, also a sen- a ell oa ior. Why have Chrysler sales Winners in second year Ger. George A. Voight og 19956 E. ------"------~-iEmory court, had his operator9s [license suspended by the Sec- Why Should YOft retary of State's Office in La01- • I sin!,'" according to the latest re- !el, inc. Buy A Lowrey ;Jort received from James :\1. almost tripled around Detroit? O ? ? ? ~fare, Secretary of State. The TU 2-1340 rgan. • • report is daterl April 30. This is a family instrument Voight is listed as having his everyone will enjoy. You'll be license suspended because of an ablE to play songs during i un~atisfactory driving record. . HIS driving privileges have been Hie first lesson. Adults and children alike can learn with taken away from April 16 to ease. June 15. - June 14 Hare disclosed that during the NOW YOUR ENTIRE FAM- week of ihe report, the drivers' ILY WILL GET 6 MONTHS licenses of 520 Michigan motor. OF LESSONS WITH THE istS were suspended, and thos~ leef PURCHASE OF A NEW of 19 were revoked by his of- LOWREY ORGAN AT THE fice. MUSIC CENTER. The Music Center is offer. Auxiliary Picks rd J. ing a group lesson for the entire family. Everyone can learn to play the n'ew Lowrey Neu' Officers Organ. Just think of the en. leI ~ joyment and closeness this At the recent annual meeting can bring into your home. lof the Women's Auxiliary, Cares and tensions disap- Volunteers of America, Mrs. of Trustee pear as you and others will Stewart D. Schweitzer, of Berk- Ie learn to play and listen to- shire road, was re-elect~d as gether. president. Mrs. James R. Geldart, of .ointe At "The ~Iusi(' Center" you Beaufait road, was re-elected as get these additional benefits: second vice president. 6 months of lessons for your Membel Seat-large i n c 1u d e lucation entire family with the pur. Mrs. C. J. Burgess, of Beacons- chase of any new Lowr!'y field avenue and Miss Thekla ent of the Organ. FreP. delivery and ex- t of Education celler.t service. This is the Martin, of Moorland drive. Among the year's adivities needed to complete same Lowrey Organ that you've seen on TV. included in the annual reports ~se PC'inte Taxpoyc~s were the Auxiliary's contribu. Lvwrey Organs are transis- I in this important tions to Camp American Youth stly solicited torized hr e<..onomy and near Oscoda, l\'fJch., owned and tone quality. New Lowrey operated during the summer Edward J. Pongrau: Organs as low as $495.00. monihs by the Volunteers of Don't hesitate, visit The America. the annual fall An- Music Center for all Lowrey tique S~le, and the children's Organs. . Christmas Party. THE :MUSIC CENTER The purpose of the Women's 22933 Gratiot Near 9 Mile Auxiliary is to aid in the build. Hrs: 10 to 9 ing of community understand. PR 5-8000 ing and support of the work of ______--11 the Volunteers of America. -~-~ -~-~- ._------~------KILLS 19* BROAD LEAF LAWN WEEDS while it strengthens )~r lawn. 10-6.4 fertilizer oose. etIlCL Dandelloa. rs.nt.ln. lIlIsurd, FOIttIL Apply Agricof) Weed Control Now 'th Fertil-zer 1 bag ~eeds and a.AIu $495 WI I feeds ;;)000sq. it......
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Thursday, May 20, 1965 Thursday, May 20, Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS \ . Malafouris. These boys and Tickets 8.re on foale at the I The fellow who deceives him- IParty to Honor 450 Studellts at Brownell girls will sing Randy Sparks' door the evening of the per. self eventually finds h~ is run- St. Paul Chor~ Pre$criptiom Filled melodic "Today." farmance. ning a very small bUSIness. Concert ToduJ Ray-Ban Sun Glasses also Ground to ¥our Fred Duemling ISM 1 No choral concert would ever Prescription A Testimonial in honor of I n pring "sic Festiva be posSible without de~ndable The choral group of 5t. Fred Duemling, 67 Vernier accompanist5. Those students THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! High School, under the I road. who retired as chief of Setting the theme for the winning movie, "Mary Poppins": who have practiced diligently tion of music teacher : the Shores combined Police and evening's concert with its open- lilting "Chim.Chim.Cheree" and on their own time and rehearsed Catherine Camile, WllI pr ION OPTICIANS Fire Department last February ing number, "Carnival of Melo- tongue-twisting "Supercalifragi- faithfully with each group are a musical program en1 dies," 450 Browneli Junior High listicexpialidocious." Also, the IVORY BROTHERS 1. will be held at the Grosse these: :'inda Buck. Karen Lor- 3 "Kaleidoscope of the ArnE 20183 MACK AVENUE Pointe Yacht Club on Thursday, School students will present girls' enjoyment in singing the Musical Theater," Thu May 27, beginning at 8 p.m. thei!' annual Spring Music Fes- romantic "Almost Like Being entzen, Cynthia Hassig, Nick afternoon, May 20. The pro Between Oxford Rd. and Nflfwood tival tomorrow evening, Fri- Kappas, Cheryl Rose, Carol Tickets for the affair are $5 a In Love" will uI:.doubtedly will be presented in St. ] day, in the auditourium-gym. Schuster, Linda Luke, Lisa TUxedo 4-5770 person, and may be had at the transfer to their audience. MOVING CO. gym-auditoriurn at 2 o'cloc Beginning at 8 o'clock, a va. While the two large ensem- Bcwers and Cindy Kenyon. 1------'1 Shores station, 795 Lake Shore, riety of vocal and instrumental Choral seleetions will in ----~-----~------~- or by contacting Lt. George La. bles are, in reality, select _------. ex~erpts from Jerome ] groups will perform, under the groups, Mrs. Evola has been .------.... Fore:lt, TV 4-1309. direction of Dan Evola and - , Rodgers and Hammer: even moce selective in choos- Leonard Bernst2in, and Dl',~rn1ing, whose retirement Dewey Kalemrer. ing members of three other tal- Lad leSe I beco:nes official tomorrow, May musical greats who have PART TIME The orchestra will perform ented units. The ~lecl Boys HAVE YOUR DIAMONDS 21, ll~ft the department after 40 Ensemble consists of: Joon Sinc.e ized the musical stage years of service, prior ,to the several numbers with extremely CHECKED B'( AN EXPERT :916 1910 to the present. different backgrounds, includ- SchraShun, David Squibb, Dave HOUSE AND YARD HELP official date because of accumu- Riddle, Dean Sullivan, Mark I remodel old jewelry into the Among the featured so. ing Albrgchtsberger's "Fugue," tinest, latest styles. lative time he had coming. Boerner, Neil Sweeny, Herb will be Mariane Peterson 0 Brown's "Fox Trot" "Exodus" GREAT VALUES IN NOW AVAILABLE He had picked May 21 as his and Handel's "Water Music Munchausen, Nick Kappaz, Paul LOCAL-LONG DISTANCE MOVING Mt. Vernon. 'who will sing official retirement date, so t~at Suite." In addition to combin- Portera, Bill Noris, Gary Veitch, FINE DIAMONDS, selections: "Only a Rose" Trained, mature young men (16-21 yrs. of age) he could complete an even 40 ing with the mass choruses on Kevin Johnston, Bill Mont- WATCHES and ALL Specializing in Commercial and Industrial Plants, Offices; "The Vagabond King" I vears of service to the Village. the opening number, the or. gomery, Bob Messin,g, George GOLD JEWELRY Employee-'s Househcld Furnishing "Deep in ~'1y He;:.rt" from for house and yard jobs. I He began as a motorcycle offi- chestra will also :\ecompany the Wyatt, Brian Bedwell and Marc For 30 v.or. on the Eolt Si~. Agents of Allied Van Lines Student Prince." (Pay-$I.aO Per Hour Plus Bus Fare) : cer on May 21, 1925. vocalists in the closing selec- Campbell. :Frances Bradetieh of : I Duemling, acknowledged as tion, "You'll N eve r Walk Their special numbers will be Alfred E. Zier Serving The Grosse Pointes Goethe in the Woods will Alone." JE 6-1060 onstrate tap dancing to tl: Call lone of the most proficient fire "Gaudeamus Igitur," a German .JEWELER & GOLDSMITH chiefs in the Detroit area, is Seventh grade girls' glee s t u den t song, and "Purple 16437 E. Warren TU 1-498(1 companiment of George Cc the current president of the Hills." w. oliO opproise jewel,,, tor 21703 Mound Rd. Warren, Mich. "Yankee Doodle Dandy." club has prepared Pra~torius' insUfOnce purposes. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Southeastern Michigan Chiefs of "Kyrie Eleison," an interesting The Select Girls Ensemble quick change from tap to ~~~~~~o::::::" ...... ~":' __~ __ ~ ~ ------to ballet slippers, Fran wil HANNAN MEMORIAL BRANCH YMCA Police Association. example of sixteenth century has as its members the follow- Ordinarily, when the presi- choral music. The ninth grade ing: Connie Carmichael, Heidi form a baliet sten to "I Mrs. Fred Williams PR 1-4422 dent of the Association retires mixed glee dub will sing Klein, Linda Luke, Linda Buck, Pretty" from "West Side S1 as p(llice chief, he resigns this "Adoramus Te" by Palestrina, Becky Lake, Martha Madarasz, • Sales. The public is invitee post, but Duemling, by unani. Robert Shaw's "With a Voice of Laurie McFadden, Betsy Tuttle, attend. mous request of the member. Singing," and Irving Berlin's Delle Jean Caldwell, Kathy classic, "Give Me Your Tired, Baird, Janet Hoop~r and Lind'a -- - JOAN~A W~STERN WINDOW SHADES . you ship. was asked to remain in of. II you eat, fice until his term ~xpires at Your Poor." Kahle. They have prepared • Exlite • Viking .Moire • Subdue P.T.A.. Council the end of the year. Several extra-curricular vocal "TODlorrowland" and Gersh- deserve the groups which rehearse before win's "Summertime." WE MEASURE AND INSTALL I~~st & Meets ~Ionday school each morning will sing A mixed group, called the CLEANING TURNING ... numbers requiring a bit more VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE ., Double Octette. lists the fol- Walter J. SeyIfeii. pre! Woods Police skill and musical maturity. The lowing ~.s its personnel: Linda GLEANING, RETAPING, RECORDING s@rvlc@. CHAR-BROIL of the Grosse Pointe ] Boys Ensemble, consisting of 73 Buck, Heidi Klein, Delle Jean Pointed or Unpainted Shutters By Joanna Western Council, has announced a Top Marksmen boys, will present the rhythmic Caldwell, Mary McLeod, Susan il you don't .•• ing for 8 p.m. on )1:onday, "Jingle Jangle Jingle" as well Imhoff, Sara Via, .Tudy Goudie, You Install - We Install The Grosse Pointe Rifle and as an English folk song en- Linda Kahle, Bill Norris, Paul 24. think 01 your friends MOBIL PAINTS 14830 WARREN The group will meet iJ Pistol Club lost a trophy it had titled "Bingo." The 91-member Portera, Bill Montgomery, Doug I Rey-Satln, Rev-Glo, Jelled Magic TU 5-6000 held for five consecutive years, Girls Ensemble has prepared Potthoff, Neil Sweeny,. Bill at Alter second floor meeting roo to the Woods Police Pistol two numbers from the award Savage, Rod Rose and Chris the Grosse Point,:, Public ary at Kercheval aV0l1Ue Team. following an annual In. ------_._------\'itational Shoot held in the Fisher road. Woods' new pistol range, reo Featured on the progran I cently. he candidates for the Jur I Individual pol ice officers school board election. ! from the Park, Shores, City and Grosse Pointe Civil Defense, The first written ballo~: besides policemen from the by Americans in the cou Woods and members or the early history were simplJ club, participated. on any available piece (If I The scores were totaled from Later the various pol i t eight matches, with the Woods, parties printed their owr Shores, and members of the lots and handed them t club coming out in force. Some voters at the polls. of the other participants shot once or twice. Woods and the Open Sundays 10;00 to 4; Club took part during the en- Thurs. and Fri. Till 9;00 P ti:-e eight-day match with the Woods scoring 7,983 points, as against the Club's total score WE DELIVE from of 7,838 points. I On Order of $5 ar Me The Woods will retain the $69.95 trophy until they are challenged ROSLYt for jts possession at another I match next year. i MARKE- High team man awards went Oldest in ~h. Woodl Woods Mantel & Tile to Woods Patrolman Donald 2 I323 Harper Ave. Schmaltz; Shores Patrolman 21020 MAtK at Roslyn James Jurcak; Club member, St. Clair Shores Ben Bazydlo; OCD member, TU 4-9821 Open Mon. and Fri. Dee Peters. :.....-. ------Evenings 'Til ~ P.M. PR 1-1300 Center Fire Class Awards went to Walter Huber, club, open; \ViIliam Shaffer, club, marksman; Sam Ellis, club, CARPETS 31 pro-marksman: Dr. Cyril De- fever, club, citation; and Ed- ward Duesbout, OCD, tyro. RUGS BOUI . In the .22 caliber pistol match, awards went to AI c I Klick. club, open; Robert Lor- 45 :..~ I enz, Woods policeman, marks- man; Fred Lewis, club, pro- Large New I marksman; and Robert Ken. Carpet Selection I nedy, club, citation. IcCOY & SO~ PLANNED COURSE CARPET COMP' The man who brings up the OPEN MON. AND F rear in the l'dce of life isn't UNTIL 8:30 P.M. always the last to reach his goal. 14301 E. WARREI Larry Russell thi<; spring be- gins his 21st season as Wayne - VA 2-4100 18328 State's golf coach. He has an Comer Lakewood overall dual meet record of 160 MACK AVE. Victories, 97 losses and eight ties. PESTS YOUR PROBl
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L, _ 1\ " l~rn- .- l.... 1 n ...... JT1~ ~f. Fa",l Choral · T ubI E ulf Dr. I The world is filled with sIndt f Make every minute colmt"r- \", "'f" _ ;;;; Officers T"pIe ro e ng S IVer caliber men who are trying to I people who are always behind (.'nnrprt Toda. v Child Guidance Clinic ------explode into big caliber jobs. i time get caught by a frost. 0/ Alphonso WiLltins, 20, of 3397 ticket for making a prohibited 1---- Leland, Detroit, made a pro. left turn, and given a second ,------.... ------. "',n I"hnral ~rnl1p of St, P2uI hibited left turn from Mack ticket for altering his operator's I "h Srh(jol. LInder t he direr-' avenue onto Vernier road, on license. The license was con. I Prompt, Accurate, Prescription Service (\11 I)f music t('achl"r Sister: ,Wednesday,I May 12, and found fisca~d as evidence. I tInNinI' Cami!('. will present' Packaged Liquors, Champagne, Wine ! himself in plenty of trouble. Woods police were not through I' • TNERS nl1~ira I prngrdi11 f'ntitIed.' Wilkins ignored a "No Left with the young man. They call. .p FuLL Line of Fine Cigars " cllf'ic!oscopl" of the Amf'rican Turn" ')ign on Mack, and turn- ed Detr?it. autherities and found I ROBT. V. BATES R.Ph., FREDERICK W.SELTZiR R.Ph. ,!ll"i" e ,trl'" t "r,'~ /' from "Wf,r Side Story." , (' 0 • '~:--,'> pli1)iic I, invited to! -Photo by Eddie :'dcGrath, Jr . .'."ui Newly elected nfficers of the North. dent; JOHN B. WATKINS, board mem- 2 L.~. Aluminum ea~tern Wayne County Child Guidance ber; back row, GLEr\N G. ENGEL, board Roof Vents Install.d '19 Clinic ar~, front row, 1. to r.: MISS member; Mrs. Donald Blomquist, vice- ~UAIlANTE.D INSTALLATION 1'.ToA 0 Cou,u~il I CA ROLYN WHEELER, vice-president; president, and Judge Arthur Kocinski, H. WOODS DU 2-4873 ~11'pt."Mon,{/ay j . .'vYRS. ALFRED GLA_N._C~'Y._, _J_R_._,_p_r_e_si_-_b_o_a_r_d_member. W.,Jlr'r .1 -S('Yif!'l't. 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S..ntoro, 22, of 22637' Patrolman Theodore Hinz, the Make Poppies given at the school auditorium, of invention, but progress is I a new l~af New Ye.ar's day has Hansen court, St. Clair Shores, arresting officer, disclosed in o In Typewriting Courses Mack avenue at Eight Mile road. the ,parent of taxa,fion. turned lt back agam. is scheduled to appear in Woods his report that hI' was patroling Disabled war veterans work. court on June 2fJ, to answer two Mack avenue at 4 a.m., when he GEORGE R. ing in hospItals and convalescent When Mrs. Kathleen Her- t'ounts of traffic violations. Hp I' saw Santoro traveling west on summer in offices from the Mr. McMullen, was released on $100 bond un. Mack at 55 miles an hour, and workrooms in many ?arts of the sCl.lelmann of the business edu- time she was a junior in high - expectedly Frida til the court date. stopped him. country have completed the mil- cation department of Grosse school with the exception of Bon Secours Hos ~-._~-~-~- _. - --~ -~~------~-~ ~-~----~--lions of memorial poppies which Pointe High School presented a time out for a trip to Europe his home at 1 Now On S.le will be worn in honor of the paper recently at the National in 1957. aveDue. M'sonlc 1'emple war dead on Poppy Day Oil May Business Teachers' Conference An active an and Grinnell's Dntn. In one of her positions she 2,0, according to Mrs. Mary in Chicago, she reviewed for met her !lUsband, Russell the citizen in the D Thomson, Poppy Chairman of educators from all parts of the . , aSSIstant sales manager ill a the past 15 years, #~~ Gr05se Pointe Unit #313 of the nation an innovation in type- tool and manufacturing com- was born in Ken THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE, COVENT CARDEN, LTD. American Legion Auxiliary. writing instruction she pione- You get ALL this pany. The Herschelmanns, resi- was a manufac :\loff' than 6,000 veteran-s of ered on the local campus. dents of Lincoln road, are the sentative. In 19 three wars have lnd employ- In her experimeni, in the parents of a three-year old son. at Michigan Bank ized the first lee ment for the Auxiliary in its first year of a two.year type- As one of her colleagues said the Fries Audi !H~~;~iii"';;ilETpoppy-making work this year. writing course, she endeavored recently, "We are most fortun. proved so succes The number of the Ji~tle red to get away from the usual ap. < lormerly SADLER'S WELLS BALLET were continued , ... v\.O ate to have Kathy on the staff. flowers wade has exceeded 20,- proach of the standard typing Not only is she an excellent FREE CHECKING ACCOUNTS 1~!5. ~ ".1"0 ., 000,000. Earnings of the veter- course by building aspects of rl1l ~ •• 7 ' 7 • • .. 2 07 .-. _ y, May 20, 1965 Thursday, May 20, 19b5 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine s.\:\n: OLD RrT . ;1 n~an who turned over Funeral Home for Mr. Inskeep, Verheyden Funeral Home on Outer Mongol.- a Lecture Sl-l...J- ecl REPORTS VANDALISM known perIOD threw a roek kdf \:(,w Year'~ day has ~• RID~ S ofkeep715diedLincolnTuesday,road. MayMr. 11Ins.in IlandMay Park.13. Burial was in Rose. lU Park Councilman George Ver. throU6(h the rear window of ODe :: h:ll'k a.~ain O B I T U ( Bon Secour Hospital at the age MI'. Craig is survived by his Dr. Edwin Smyd will conclude bucket seats with paratrooper donckt of 732 Harcourt, called ot his bakery delivery web. ------__ J. of 69. wife, Muriel, a daughter, Mrs. his series of movies and com- paraphern~lia all &round, no ~eat Park police on Mon AD ~~;.;.alwa.i~:t.~liv.tcem •. cemet:;~ ~.'H~NTER HENRY A. BOIVIN Mr. Hunter, of 1023 Lake- MICHI,GAN BAN-K Presents ...... 1\1 Funeral services for Mr. Boi. pointe avenue, passed away • • • vin. 66, are to be held today, Saturday, May 8, in Bon Se. Thur:;day. at the Verheyden cou::-s Hospital. He was 72. Ftll1rral Home and Our Lady I Funeral services were con. Star of the Sea Church. He died i ducted at the Verheyden Fu. ~Ionday. May 17, in his resi. neral Home, TUt;iiday, May 11. deneE' at 1747 Huntington bou- Burial was in Roseland Park. levan!. Born in Indiana. Mr. Hunter , - Rorn in Canada, he is sur. is survived by his sons, William, vi\rd by his wife. Agnes; a Clovis, and Harry, two daugh. son. Jam('~; and two sisters, ters, Mrs. Myra Diamond, and ..... ~:.... ~:: .:.:...~ " ,,' ".. A:' . :\lr, ~.;acla Hector and Mrs.; Rosella Hunter, two brothers, Lorl'!!a :\Iiller. . Charles and Melvin, a sister, Intl rnwnt will be in ~It. I Mabel Hunter, lind two nieces. Oh\'et Cemetery. • • • > '" 'l< PAUL INSKEEP CHRIS'i OF-HER T. ROl:)IELL Funeral services were held Fun{'ral servicE'S for :\lr.: on May 13, at the Verheyden long Mil' It Wllve CONTINUOUS ••• O'er tile IlInd FLOOR SHOW STARRING * • Kentile* • Armstroilg 01 tile Free • Amtico • Goodyear The Pointe Hdwe. & Lumber Co_ And tile HOMES Mack at Wayburn VA 1-5550 01 the Brll"e! ~Xe,v 1965 BUI£KS 1f~~~'.~:;u t 52343 ...... >) .....-...... v "'" ...... ", . \ ~ CAR NEED SERVICE? CALL FOR -,,,,,,,,,,.y--,,,."",...... '-"'~"1=-""~'."..\t~~~'. ' '. ._F_R_EE_PI_C_K_UP_A_N_D_D_E_L_IV_E_RY_-_L_A_b_-3_0_0_0• . , t r t "£OID Taylor Bui~k FLY THIS FLAG SET ON YOUR HOME - - - 3xS FOOTU.S. FLAG SO + 4 Blks. Below (:, Mile Road OFFERED AT COST AT OUR MACK-WARREN .J~ 13033 Gratiot LA b-3000 OFFICE, AS A. PUBLIC SERVICE 6-FOOT STAFF ...... •.::. - - --- THE FLAG SHOULD FLY ON THESE NATI.ONAL HOLIDAYS oJ ...... 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He wat~hed the pre-match warm-ups But the fuzzies were hot from American Division W. L. undefeated an~ spo~e conftdently of hIS team: "Yep, we beat Grosse the start and five of the first Indians 3 0 I comma~d~n~ Pomte fIve matches to two on their courts. and home seven sets went their way. MOD- Tigers 2 1 I ~tOS9t :: (linft lBO(l~S ican D1VIS10 roe is recognized for its second Yankees 1 2 !, leagues ~hi1e courts are always an advantage. It shouldn't be any 3 set comeback, though, and Red Sox 0 ~eloped In t worse here, Besides. w£' haven't lost to anyone yet. WhitE' Sox 0 3 MICHIGAM 'Hey, fellas, (s~eaking to his .------struggled to display it. National Division W. L. sion. The results boys on the ni.lmber thrze dou-I H . Jim KendaH and Jack Healy, Dodgers 3 0 hIes court) check the height e ,:as right. There were no through last on the number two doubles Giants 2 1, of the net." Then, turning back complamts. at least from Grosse MAJO I cO'Jrt. quickly took the first set, Cardinals 2 1 to those spectators clusterrd Pointe. The Devil racquetmen 6-3. then grabbed a 5-2 lead Phillies 2 1 Ametican Di around him. ":"Jow there won't stlrpri~ed everyone but them- Notice of Public Hearing Team in the second and squirmed to Braves 0 3 be any complaints," he chuck- I selves as they plastered the pull out a 9-7 win, In the sec- With the first week under their NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in acco~dance with the provIsIOns of Act No. 207 of the Public Acts of the White Sox Indians le(L __ ~__ _ , .. , .. __. _ . I league-lr~~ng T~ojans with a ond set, M (I n roe won four I belt the "Babe Ruthers" are straight games to take a 6-5 beginning to shape up into the State of Michigan for the year of 1921, as amended, that a Public Hearing will be he 1d at the Municipal Oric.2es lead. then Healy-KendaH tied ball players they Wf:F' in '64. Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, in the City of Grosse Pointe Woods. Wayne County. Michigan on Monday, yankees it. then Monroe. then Grosse At the outset your writer would the 7th day of June, 1965 at 7:30 P.M. o'clock Eastern Standard Time. upon a proposed Amendment to the Senators Why do people keep coming back for more? Athletics Pointe. and family the Blue and on behalf of the Board like to "Zoning District Map" of Ordinance No, 88 of the City" of Grosse Point(l Woods. adopted November 3, 1952, Gpld laced a victory behind thank the Farms City Fathers, The White Bel:ouse we keep getting mare borlll~ins! , Healy's unpredictable serve for Dick Hudson, and those who got being the "Zoning Ordinance" thereof, and being Article 44 of the "Code of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods week with a the Athletics. ", II the first Devil points. I K:erby Fie~? into shape in "one of 1Q53," said Proposed Amendment reading as follows: Clathin, and household article., the winning . , Pete Short and Mark (The bIg hurry. . strong slugg : I Kid) Starr had much the sa:ne On Monday It was a squea~er from Gary TIle Little Tlllift Shop : ! going on the neighboring court. a'i t~e INDIANS under KeIth Proposed. ORDI NANCE Hoffman. Bo '" I The ftllows won their first, 6-3. C~nDlnghaJ? to?k the YANKS A's and Tom and fell prey to a Trojan come- 3 to 2. Losmg pltche~ was John St. Michael's Episcopal Church ht:se team b back in the next, 4..6. Staud~. At the NeIghborhood ers in a week 20475 SUNNINGDALE PARK, Grosse Pointe Woods Club It was the DODGERS 14 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 44.17.1 OF ARTI- :' I Then, a set apiece. Short- under pitcher Rick Scavarda CLE 44 (the Zoning Map) OF ORDINANCE No. 88 OF THE become aIm . Starr, once again dominated con- and the CARDS 3. Losing pitch- In their sec Open every Wed,. Thurs" Fri., 10 a,m, to 4 p.m. CITY OF GROSSE POINT'E WOODS entitled "AN ORDI- I trol for a speedy 5-1 lead. But, er was Gary Hughes. week-with Wednesday e~enjngs 7 to 9 , I also once again, the Trojans On Tuesday Manager Stu Mc. NANCE TO REGULATE AND RgSTRICT THE LOCATION White Sox m , sprang their comeback power, Millin's TIGERS took the meas- walks yielde Consignments received Fridays only J 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. OF TRADES AND INDUSTRIES AND THE LOCATION seizing two more games before ure of the RED SOX 6 to l. out the Yank OF BUILDINGS DESIGNED FOR SPECIF1ED USES, TO ning pitcher I, S~ort and Starr finally put I Winning pitcher was George thmgs in the bag. 1 Hodges and loser John Tomp- REGULATE AND LIMIT THE HEIGHT AND BULK OF tributed to hi. ing part wit Three weeks earlier, in the I' kins. The PHILLIES took the BUILDINGS HEREAFTER ERECTED, TO REGULATE AND _ __.. , ~' first DE'vil-Trojan encounter, B.RAVES 4 t~ 3 as Dave Schnurr DETERMINE THE AREA OF YARDS, COURTS, AND lin in the g play. White O:.;!~::.;...,~::cG::.:e;:~M.:.,~::.:.. '.~ ..,_..:;:C;;". -ttl L : Giantll beat the Phillie •. Gary LI e eo 9ue ResuIts I Beaufait hit a grand slam fer Two More Victories Added the Gianta. DARK------,------' Tuesday, the Indians squeezed Devil Diamondmen . - I With a 6 to 4 victory over the by the Giants 10 to 9 for their By BIlle By DAR MARTIN Red. Legs, Home runs were first win, by looming from be- The secoad week of the 1965 agam, the order of the day in hind in the last of the sixth By Rog Teetzel ~('a:;on. of the Grosse Poin~e the fIrst contest with Larry inning on a clutch double by The Blue Devil diamondmen added two more vic- Park Little Lea~ue saw th still Mea~he and Don Hammond Stu Frazer. The Indians had 14 tories to their lengthening B.C,L. win column last week undcfcatc? Whlte. Sox take a tallY!:lg full-circuit runs for the hits with Frazer getting four by squeezing past Fordson (2-1) and obliterating Monroe c(lmma~dl.n~ lead 10 the Am~r- Pirates. Tim Schaafsma was and Hicks the- wInning pitching (14-2). (0) Ican DIVl~lOn of the maJor the winning pitcher in game getting three. Jim Hooper, the Yesterday Grosse Pointe host- was thrown out of the dugout leagues \~hlle a battl~ royal d~- num~er one, and Fred Rohn losing pitcher, had a homerun ed league-leading Wyandotte in by the umpire for beckllng the nlopcd 10 the National Divl- receIved credit for the second and a single to drive in three the most crucial game of the Monroe pi~cher. An avid adult ~l,'n, Hot hi~ters in the latter wer~ runs. season. Victories over Wyan- Monroe fan yelled at coacb The results of games played Bob Zeidler for the Pirates and In the other game, the Red dlltte and Highland Park (the Ern i e BRuer throughout the through last Friday: I S~ott Feringa and Mark Jen- Sox edged the PhUIie.s 2 to I, Devils will go to the Parkers' game for calling a Monroe MAJOR LEAGUES kms for the Red Legs. both teams playing errorless home field Thursday) would pitching technicality to the um- \mrrican Division I\UNOR LEAGUES ball. VanEman was the big gun give Grosse Pointe a 6-2 record pire's eyes. Tram w. L. Pet. Arnericau DivIsion fol' the Sox hitting a homer to and a share of first place in the tilt, P~jrl:[(' :\ct:-; of the White Sox 4 0 1.000 Team W. L, P t tie the score and driving in the B.C.L. They are now 4-2 in The baseball game was de- lntil;ln:; 3 1 .750 Marines 2 Ole. winning run with a sin/de. Doug league play. layed five minutes for the run- , h l' '! ,I: the :\luniripal Oflllics 2 2 .500 I Wisconsin 2 0 1::. Campbell, the winning pitcher, Last Tuesday the DevUs went ning of a 440 yard relay in a , \1:, n:':' In .llilJ"(,: Do~ms pull the sa~e tnck on I o,:,er ~lcUi.gan S tat e.. P~ul 10 to 8, with Mormon Getting Cubs 4 0 1.000 League have reported their IndIan Ed A.lbert wlth a d~a~a. I C~arnmltar~ was the w10nmg the win Tuesday. Giants 4 1 .800 team's scores, the standings and ;1 (:if\ f' to thf' left t,c ;enter fleld. catc,~. WliInmg: pitcher whlle teammates Jeff Portland beat Seattle twice Cards 2 1 .667 other ~tatistics have been omit- ot Wa~ lIop of :\Iorn. fl1tcoer~'as Bnan Kmgsley. i Gardner and, George Maloof this week. Wednesday's SCOl'e Braves 2 2 .500 ted thIS week. :~;)81:{ [('pI c'pnlnl Lata In the week, t~e In.' wer~ the h?t ~Itters. was 9 to 5, with Wilberding Dodgers 2 3 04,00 • • • ?:ans defe~te~ the At~lettcs be- I National DIviSIon winilling pitcher, Bill Voight Phillies 1 2 .333 CITY COMPARE and SAVE! r1l!;~lll(', It;) "f('on;!, a E:ndthe pltchmg of Bin Snyder Team W. L. Pet. had a homer and Munchausen Pirates 1 3 .250 pOlnl of :an..:('nl'~: ane\the Orioles behind the pitch. Indiana 3 0 1.000 and Farr doubled for Portland Redlegs 1 4 .200 Standings (as of May 15) FRESH ~N' CLEAN ln~ of Bria~ KingsIc~ who, this I~wa 3 0 1.000 while John McKee had a homer Both the Cubs and the Giants MAJORS 14 lTIllllll('" HI ,,('('ol.d, tl~~e"was aided. by Rl~k Mahon, ~': ~orce 2 1 .667 for Seattle. In Saturday's game won both of the games they Won Lost Wc',\('rly l{ic:l)t-pf W,'~ T~e 5 to 2 Indlan-Onole game .Ihnols 1 2 .333 the s('Ore was 8 to 5 with Mun- played this week. The Cubs Cubs 2 1 MOIST TOWELETTES t'. a di.",lIlCl:' oC ,-l,Jl \':a :)(1.\ 1.....1un a ... rt'{.'()r~l('d ,,1'0 r('('orded ~ home run in Tom Van Lokeren was the win. Rochester, 1;'; to 8, even though Team W c. ers; Carr also hit for the cir- 'd_" 3:~ P: tht' \\;1: r~l' 1.1e contest with the Orioles. ning pitcher in the second mc~t Buffalo got a gr~nd slam hom- Ho~ston. 1 0 1.000 cuit against the Cubs. \ational Davision of thtOweek. er from Bart Dlckson and tri- Indl.an~pohs 3 1 .750 MINORS 75 :1-+ ll,;~:,!~t .... 411 ...."tOr;,I:' Iram W. L. Pet. Air Force-another new team pIes froThmBob Thompson and LoStUl sVl11 e 3 1 '6 6°7 Won Lost p 1 2 1 , . '1!' Fa ;:l\!!\ j ....:or: C1 d:"dr:cp j)I)[h'r . 2 1 :~~~8 to 5 conquest of Minnesota was winnin,g pitcher. WIchIta 2 1 .667 Sena'tors 1 0 'Gl ~i ...t lorne; of :--o.id i'lr~~('\" 2 1 .667 and a Ie to 2 dc;feat at the 7 ~ic~IllWdd.n edged Syracuse, ~ef{er i ~.: ~igers 1 0 Br;l' f" 1 2 .333 hands of Air Force's service th 0 '. .e e~ay with Heidt M~ as Ii 1 2 '333 ~nll~ 0 1 G:~nh 1 2 3 teammate, Navy. Air Force e wmnmg pltcher. Huette- mneapo s . PhI les --. 0 1 1 ,")-; :l11nutf':, :2tl ;--p\ nnd .... Rl'd L[':::~ 1 2 :~;3 missed an opportunity to move madnBhitka homder abnd a triple, °Chmahla t 0 2 .:~ Pirates '''~'''''''''''9''"'---h~lli 1 SCORE HAIR DRESSfor Men REG. 98t 69~ : hi' ~()u:ht'r:\ :1i.(' ll{ Lea"l;' I,d. laurels are ahc;ad in the intra-service con. an , ae as an R0 ie e.ch had ar es on 3 . Scores: Tlge~ ,P 1 es 7 ; il\ "h'n d!HI Ilt'r~t-:" 'f"\' ~ e h ca I;g g b 'n the test by leaving 3 men on in the a trlple for Ricl1mond. Wichita was the only team to ~enators 9, PIrates 2; Grosse QT. ;1' r(','nrr!('(: ;n j ,dlt'~. .\;t'io~a~~'. ~p. or 'tr: t ~eams 2nd inning. Kevin Cotter of Air Ruffalo swamped MiamI, 18 win both games played this Pointers 8, Giants 6. lULIA M'AY BUBBLINGMilK BATH 1.98 ,f 'il,' Wayne COlint:- ,e;Jarated l~~sl~n~ant one-win Force pitched well but his fel. to I, Thurs~ay with, Bob week. Wichita beat St. Paul ------.) :.!~; :~\t'~ !(l ~;H: ~~hlth ma"";!l low ,t>layers couldn't support ThomP5~n gettmg the wm. 12-8 on Thursday. The team Jerald Valente Wins . "',.' \'(';r~j(', CIl'c:e :\'ft~,~.losing their premiere him with these all-essential In Saturday'~ first game, C~ captain, Richard Padilla was Diamond Certificate GILLETTE FOAMY SHAVE GIANT SIZE R~~_ 69 ~ C()[,te,tof the season, the Cardi- hits. Earlier ~ the. ~eek, Air' lumb~s beat Rl~m?nd, ~ to 6. the winning pitcher and had two r.::1, rebounded with a 6 to 0 Force proved Its abIlity to ?et C~l;llklnS.was wmnu:g. p~tcher, hits. The Satu-day game saw ,:::;t uut of the Giants and a 16 out of tigh .. spots by gettmg w lIe Rlchmond hlttml; was Omaha bow to Wichita in a 13- Jerald E, Valente, son of Jos- CARTERSPillS BOTTLE OF30's REG. 49~ 37~ .~" .' h M'k two hits in tbe fifth inning to done by Huetteman, a home- 12 thrl'llet St Paul slaughter eph Valente, has been awarded l', :> \\In over t e Braves. 1 e . . H 'dt h . 1 •. • l,etl not only got credit for the break a tie game WIth Mm- r~nd' el , bal omI e~, a trIP de,ed' Charleston 35-8. Joe Sch- the Diamond Certificate of the 11 OZ. . h ota a a dou e. n "'Ie seeon 'tz th ., .t h Gemological Institute of Amer- CITRATE of MAGNESIA REG. 29~ 19 ~ \\ In In the first game of t e nes. '" . . game, Rochester rom ed over warn was . e wmmng pI c er. ica in recognition of his success- Iteck hut added a tripie and IllinOiS-a leader 10 the m~n- Syracuse 13 to 5 v'th Th .d" Jeff Cann hIt a homerun, and ful completion of that organiza- dn:i:,le to his batting- aver:oge. ors last year-r~turned ~o Its striking ~t 16 g~tti~g th ::.~- Dick Schwanitz and Mike Dian.- tion's Diamond Training Pro- <:HUX DIAPERS SMALL -lARGE - EX-LARGE 1.69 In" Cards - Braves struggle old form by handmg Nort west. Hitters for R~hester wer~ ~c~ orid hit doubles. ;',., "v \\ ,>(", ',c' ~ ? part ~am. . en,]rWed 11. I i"--~l':'. \ll(.:.~l_d .. [)''''.'': ~ll(Jrf' the same home.ru~ti.s ern an to 6 defea!. Tlo~r~- Coy a double and a triple (4 for In the ot~er th~ee Tuesday Jerald is working with his \tDle", hit the American DIV1- Do~ald bil;ve up onl t 1D 4). Theide a homerun and a games, Indianapolis snuck by h h father at Valente Jewelry, 16601 SlOn :-hke Getz chalked up a. a smgle p~tc. er. co;n a . double, Higgins a triple and ~allas 3.2, .with B. A~ur ta.k. E. Warren, who has been in the let Us Price and Fill Your Next , '"n o!lhe :O;o:,:twrl.. I h?r::er for his team, and John I FARMS Hendrie a double. For Syra- lUg the WID for IndIanapolis, jewelry industry for the past 35 PitT HO.ld 't>tU !('('1 ' \\oodcock (who hit 3 for 3): c~e. Solomon hit a homerun ML'lneapolis won over Louisville years. He is the second genera- !' ;lOd the Wt"~,'rl\ I racked another up for th~ By Dean Riddle and Wells a dOUble, 4.3, with Paul Grosshans as the tion having. expert knowledge r:,l;''c"idp PrI\e .;\: 0 Bra'.C', Tom Stack of the Cardl' Standings as of May 16: • • • winning pitl::her and Mike Straet- of the jewelry industry. PRESCRIPTION ;cci nab lias winning pitcher in the Major Leagu~ L WOODS.SHORES mans and Jefl Potter as the seCr,ndgame. Yankees 4 1 By CIndy Tew outstanding fielders, and Hous- Registered pharmacists ore on duty ot all times to serve you courteously, 4f; rni,:u!t" ~."),,['~nnds I The Dodgers, too, snapped, 3 2 This week was almost perfoct ton defeated Denver 2-1. The promptly and accurately, at the lowest possible price consistent with the f'~l~~l~ {'i.' \\"Ci: :Jr:l' back after losing their opener Reds :-3 2 for Little League Baseball. None Thursday games saw Indiana- highest quality to everyone, everyday! Why Pay More? t' of 10.0 fe('t...... lth two victories during the Pirates 2 of the games this week were polis win over Denver 6.3, and \ k f th PhIIIies 3 ,n p'lnlllC'" ~>--t "t'c(,r](i" \ Cc .: a 15 to 9 defeat 0 e 3 2 Icancelled because of bad weath- Omaha out hit Charleston 18.11. G' f t f Red Sox fl' .'t; lants and a 13 to 5 de ca 0 2. 3 er. or wet grounds, All of the Minor International League the Red Legs. Terry Griffin got Giants 1 4 boys worked hard f')r their Team W L Pet, ,. nd TiJ::ers ..2ri ;!~lnlit('.....Itt; P. r,nd, crerllt for the first game, a Indians 1 4 teams, and most of the manag- Toronto 4 0 1.000 !P( t t" t!I,,' Wt "1'1';\ TO:~l Dufour for the second. The I AAA League ers are proud of their boys,' Buffalo 3 1 .750 :!~~,Ide I>rl\e. - D"d:er~.Giants game was a i San Diego 3 0 Major American League Columbus 3 1 .750 PACKAGE real slug fe"t witt Tom Court, Portland 3 0 Team W L Pet. Montreal 3 1 .750 :~.;:J~Ir.l:!h54 .'(,C' ".' , I JiM 1 1 1 i:I_~lt'Ol Wa\ !I::(' a Ruble, John Knight, John I Hollywood 4 Senators 4 .800 SyracuS(' 2 .667 lun Connary IS Ag.nt 007 Bell, Wid Knight and Tom Du- Denv€'r 2 2 White Sox 4 1 .800 Miami 2 2 .500 In Iin Flaming's LIQUOR DEALER i~(' pr,m! of bt:'gm::a...; fOurimproving their battin~ av- Sacramento 0 4 Orioles 3 1 .750 Hollywood 1 3 .250 Cunningham's has the largest end most complefe seiection of fine wines 'If) acre' "GOLDFINGER" erages handsomely. The Gl~ts Seattle 0 5 Tigers 3 2 .600 Tampa 1 3 .250 IlturdlY MMln.. only and champagnes. From domestics to exotic importsl Also, CI complete ''THI lAD HOltllil" were no s~ouchs either WIth Class C Yankees 3 2 .000 Richmond 0 3 .000 plus cartoons stock of your favorite brand of beer or liquor. Ga~~' Simon. Mike Torlnne, Columbus 4 0 Indians 1 3 .250 Rochester 0 4, .000 Steve Katsar~s and Frank Pol- Rochester 4 1 Red Sox 1 4 .200 Monday games: Miami edged NEXT A TTIACTIDNI Complete Home Bartender Needs! 1:n:,hitting heavily, Jim Ruble, Svracuse 3 2 Athletics 0 5 .000 Tampa 6-5; Lefthander Gary Ex:luslv. First Run ShowingI The Fam.d Classic That Hu ~ D. LIDDLE ~l:>;c":'urlone and Steve Kats~-, Richmond 2 2 The Tigers won both of their Hill was the winning pitcher, Fuclnated Ovar 11!-OOO,OOOreaG. l€rk fv" all in<:lllded homers 10 Buffalo 1 4 games this week. On Monday. and his teammates Sproder and .rs_ OF GROSSE POI:\TE tht'.!f rcc.ords for t~e day. 500 Miami 0 5 they defeated the Athletics in a Winkwoorth were star fielders; "A HIGH WIND IN JAMAICA" 1 he Pirates achieved g \ Majors 6.5 thri~ler. The Wednesday Buffalo won over Columbus 7-3, IS, MICHIGAX i '. With Anthony Quinn, J.m.s record for the week, by OSlD 6 On Monday. M~y 10, the game saw' the Red SO"" sur- thanks to the good pitching of Coburn and ACl!d.my Award Wlnner-LUI Kedrovl to the Braves in a Ui.ht 7btock Yanks beat the Tigers and the : render to the Tigers 13-1. Tom Joe Osldn; Syracuse IImeared 1 llame and then coming a J j ______,., 7._' .,._7 7.2.'.g__ 7 .~ .n .F.S_.S.7 .,. ~----~-~-""'.""'---""4-- - __ ..-Il~ ."_"'''' ''.C-.....,-...------0 ------.._._,..-- 2 ... .., Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 20, 1965 - Oro,., PoInteNew. Memorial Center Schedule What Goes On PUBLISHED EVERY ,} f Thursday, May 20, 1965 Page Thirteen GROSSE POINTE N~W~ , Huwes Honor M~s. Peter B. Bogle Mrs. Seyburn Newlywed Bogies St. Patrick's Day was cele- brated all OVeT again in the Touraine road home of the Les. Travel To Florida tel' F. Ruwes on May 11, but the patron saint of Ireland had to d S .... share honors this time with Jea,lne Mary Der,omme Speaks Vows Satur ay in t• Mrs. Wesson Seyburn of East Philomena Church, To Peter Burgard Bogle; Jefferson aven:Ie. Reception at DBC Follows The bale event was a royal _ send-off for th~ popular Mrs. I At an 11 o'clock ceremony in st. Philomena Church Seyburn,. who flIes out of New Saturday, Jeanne Mary Denomme, daughter of Mr. and Y~rk Fnd.ay for a three:week Mrs. Gerald Denomme, o.f McKinley avenue, became the trIP to Erm a~d the ~onhne~t. bride of Peter Burgard Bogle. A burly IrIshman m native H' th M d"~------'---- costume complete to shill I h e IS e son of r. an ~. greeted' the guests at the :o~r' Mrs. Hen~y Charles Bogle, They carried yellow daisies and changed into a st. Pat'~ of 81. ClaIr Shores. entwined with English ivy. costume after diner to help dis- The. ~everend An~'Us McMil- Davi~ ~ogle served as his WOMEN'S pense goblets of Irish coffee. Ian offiCIated. . ~rother's nest man. Ushers were A beautiful green cloth with .For her mamage, the former Peter Truman Brown, E .. LlwYd appliqued white shamrocks eov- ~lSS Denornn:e ch.ose a. SIlk Ecclestone, Jr., Geroge Villelot, ered the large dinner table, and l~en gown deSIgned IJYChns~os Jr., an~ Alger Boyer, of New there was even a centerpiece oi With mock. boler~ and emp!re Yo~k C~ty, N.Y.., . traditional green carnations. A A.lne sk1~t snmmed WIth It or ner da~gnter s ~cddmg From Anotller Pointe 'I Short and, to quartet appeared during dinner Ve~ese applIQ':lc,a ch:lpel. len~h and the receptIon folIow~ng the and enthralled the guests for tram, and yell of Silk. Ill':lSlOn ceremony, at the DetrOIt Boat I hours with beautiful renditions held by a ~Ior bow of SIlk hn~n. Cl~b, ~irs .. Deno~-ne. chose a of View The Pointe of Irish songs. She earned cluste.rs of W~l~€ ?eIge SIlk Ime!1 smt WIth match- ~;;:;::i;'.:.'..;.::.: .:' ':':\~:i::::::'::':': ;:~:::::::'.:~"" Am th t. roses surrounded WIth canulha mg accessories. Mrs. Bogle .....;.:...... w.... ong ose presen were 1 dEl' h . b'd d be' l' By Kathy Dickson JAMES COLLINS, son of :":"~I)tii':'~:"';<. ;iH .:~;:::t?:. M d M J h S Sh . eaves an _ng is iVY. wore .an ~m 1'01 er~ 1ge In- MR. and MRS. MARSHALL E. ;;;~'$,:i';:':;::i~i'..~.:.~k::.iit~:::.:~. ~r(:::::::¥ r. an rs. osep . ereI', In floor length gowns of y~l- en smt WIth matchmg accessor. I COLLINS, of Bishop roa.1, has ~:;(:f:;f!!::::::::~''.'\?~::~~. : ~';-"<::;(" Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. M~r~el, l(\w linen with leai green head. ies. Both mothers pinned cym- $350 O. B. Weed Sohal- ..:ii@:r'.:{':::.;.:~\"t1fl. ::.:\ Mrs.. Ed?el Fo~d, Mrs. WIlham pieces were maid of honor Ann bidium orchids to their purses . ....------~IWOn a :.:.::;:.~.,.:.:t:;.;<::::;:.:!:::."":, ":::;:~;::'.~:;:::::~.:- .. '., ,.:'::':: McGlverm, AddISon Holton, Geo. Marie F"ello 3J.,d b~idesmaids When they return from a The outdoors will move ~nside tomorrow night at arship at WaYiJleState Univer~ sity. He is one of six students :~i;:~(t:::i~~~ti1~&;::;::~:::!~~JI:;:::.'":.::. \\~ r~e Reindel, ~r., Robert Tanna- :\larV.Ka;e Denomme: sister of wedding trip to Florida, the the Detroit Yacht Club's Wheels' "Everything's Comin' to receive a Weed schola'l"Ship. W¥i'Z_/,»;,~"", ,I hIll, Jerry SmIth, RoL~rt Edgar, 'he "bride BarbcU'a Gauss and newlyweds will make their home l'p Roses Cocktail Farty," from 6:30 to 8:30 o'clock. * * * f:tK::.':;~.: delightfully fresh look f!'~l I ... freshly famous make girdl•• It has been our observation that carefurJy chosen anti- colored, ques for wedamg gIfts can 3.95 bri,lg lasting pleosure . meticulously ..,.,aa, 6R5 detailed .vfngs OIl Jolt the Idnd of cool, light little eon- There are v~nous tempting 01\ trollers you need for aummer.••• stock up now items such as fine prints, tbeae nylon. cotton and robber shapers of airy bross and COpper tea kettles. J'C'WIIf net with pr:lttY ~pliqued flower trilJa" decorated choirs and trays, Whira, me g.M.L in J)III1deor regular atyic. coin Silver and porcelain at ...... SIIed The MITCHEll'S 17331 MACK bet. Neff Gild St. Cloir .PUNCH & JUDY BLOCK 8M)SSi POINTE-16t2' KercflevaJ Ave. 3 Kerc... ,..1 Ave. WOLTOn.PlERCE .'•.*' SoI700 • Open Thu, .. until 9sOO .t Fisher R.otl -.Thursda Page Fourteen GROSSE PO.INTE NEWS Thursday, May 20, 1965 Society News Gathered froID All of the Pointes ,v Miss Cardosi Wed Mrs. Dennis E. Norton -Mrs. Jerry G. Braze Patricia Mack Weds Miss To Dennis Norton Mr. Brozo Tonight Mr. Pair To Tra Newlyweds To Live In St. ~ir Shores When Receptior At Whittier Hotel To Follow C~rem?l'lY At day. In Return From Two Week Wedding Trip To .Our Lady StC'!"of the Sea Church; Pair Will Rece Fiorida and Nassau Travel to San Francisco. A famil At a ~igh Nuptial. 11 o'clock Mass Saturday, in St. Patricia Ann Mack, daughter of D~. and Mrs. Joseph Rose of LIma Church m Detroit, Gloria Carol Cardosi in Grosse P Edward Mack of West Kings court, WIll speak her vows daughter of Mrs. Victor <;ardosi, of Country Club drive: Jean M3rsde and ~he late r.lr. CardosI, spoke her wedding vows to to Jerry G!en~ Brozo in a 5 o'clock ce!"cmony this eve- vows to Geo Denms Edward Norton. (~------~~---- ning in Our Lady Star of the Sea Churcn. Father Schrau. The Rev. B . The Rev. F.a~her George length pink organza dress fash- der will officiate. \0 - Atwood offi i Miss Mack has chosen a ski, the bride's uncle, and t. Gayn~r offICIated at the I ioned with a small lace CUllUJler. 11:30 o'clock Jack Thompson. double rmg ceremony. bund of matching white lace. gown designed with a silk The bride wo For the rites, the bride chose Her ht"adpiece wa~ a pink bow linen Aline skirt, empire I Mr. Broza is the son of Yllr. i\"ory silk broe a ::(own of Alencon lace ernbroi. and she carried a wicker basket, waist, Alenron lace bodice and Mrs. Joseph Glenn Brozo, dress with 0\' dered with seed pearls, design- of carnations and ivy. i embroidered with seed of Birmingham, Michigan. matching Dior 0 ed with a rOIl?ded neckline and Mr. Norton is the son of Mr. I' pearls and a chapel train. For t~e c ere m ny, Mrs. securing her thre~.quart.er length sleevps. ~er ! and Mrs. Frank B. Norton, of She will wear 3 diamond M~ck w111wear an apple .grecn, carried a nos IllusIOn veil w~s held b~ a plll.! Allen Park, Mich. He asked Den- ' drop necklace. Her veil is chif~on d~es-~ styled wIth. an sweetheart rose box hat embroidered with seed ~nis :\'1. Pastor to serve as best I f F e ch silk illusion and empIre ,~alstlme, and matchmg Matron of ho pearls and her long train was; man. I or. n . f accessories. Mrs. Brozo has Firosz, the brid she carry a bouq~et 0 chosen a dusty rose dress of highlighted with a single rose.: In th h' ~111 ant. was gowne peau de soie with matching Her flowers were a white orchid' e us. ermg ~orps were, orc~Ids and stephanotls. street-length, s MaId. of, honor Nancy Seeve.r, accessories. Both mothers will with white roses and ivy. : AI.ex Ste!~nI, COUSIn of the I fashioned with Wearini pink, fJ~or -length : hnd~. PhiliP. Gro[;se, and J?hn! the bnd~ s only attendant, Will wear white orchid corsages .be gowned in a pale blue, full-. . '. line and a slim gowns of Irish linen bodices i ~lorm, COUSin of the bnde- I WIll a matching Dior 't I . ,,.,room, I length, linen dress with daisies A dinner and re~e~tlOn an( 1 wh I e ace over satm; - . as her headpiece. She will car. be held at the WhIttIer hotel and carried a ~traight skirts were matron of. Fo, her. daughter's wedding! ry a bouquet of white daisies. immediately following the cere. sweetheart rose honor ~lr~. AIda V. Cardosi sis-! and receptIOn at the Roma Hall Serving as best man will be mony. After a wedding trip to nations with he ter-in.law of the bride 'and: of Livonia, Mrs. Cardosi chose James Yoder. Seating the San Francisco, the couple will The bridegroo bridesmaids )1rs. Frank GhilonL : a pale. pink with white lace with gue:.ts will be Dr. Henry Osow. live in Royal Oak. and Mrs. George cousin of the bride, Margaret I ma~chmg hat and gluves and: Lan;:kam, and Patricia Norton,; whIte shoes and purse. I iliJ sister of the bridegroom. i The bridegl.oom's mother wore Bransby StudIo Photo They carried cascades of pink i a beige lace two piece dress Po. t an evening ceremony in Our Lady Star of the For Your Shopping Convenience carnations #!nd ivy. The matron I with matching hat and brown of honor's 'lei! was secured by I accessories. Both mothers wore Sea Church today, PATRICIA ANN MACK, daughter a pink rose while pink mum.s I white orchid corsages. of Dr: and Mrs. Joseph E. Mack, of West Kings court, held the bridesmaids' veils in Following a two week trip to pla~e.. . .F'l.orida and .Nassau, the couple will speai.: her wedding vows to Mr. Brozo, son of Mr. OPEN EVENINGS f lower gIrl Susan CardOSI, Will man their bome in St. Clair J and Mrs. Joseph Glenn Brozo, of Birmingham, Mich. nIece of the bride, wore a floor Shores. ~--~------~-----_._--~--_.~------: MONDAY s ~1others' Club Plans Luncheon ! Home to Hold! THURSDAY 'ti' P.M. budg FRIDAY 'I: Founder's Tea A luncheon, Wednesday, May Johnson, Dick Stillwell and Don (9il 26, at 12 noon in the Fries Ball. Tapert, will add their chosen salon i room, winds up the activities numbers for the mothers' pleas- I of -the Mothers' Club of the ure. Tuesday - Wednesday ..Saturday I The. annual Founders' L3Y Grosse Pointe High School for The annual reports, neatly i Tea Will be held next Thursday, this season. This annual lunch. printed, will show the amount Color Portrait i May 27, at The Protestant Chilo e~n mee-ting. is for ~ll mothers of work done by the member!' I 10 to 5:30 I dren's Home. The children's of s.tudents In the High School. of the executive board in the! i g '11 b t 2 30 ' I k Like all good mothers, the I past year. pro ram WI e a :, 0 C ~c I Mothel's' Club members applaud Election of three new memo Paintings a~d the tea from 3:30 to fIVe i with prid~ any High School bers to the board will be held. , 0 clock. I talent ach~evemel1ts among stu- Those on the nominating COm. from $250.00 ; Chairman for the tea is Mrs. dents. ThiS year the program mittee's slate are: president. : Edgar A. Guest Jr. Decora-j' after the luncheon features elect, Mrs. Perry TeWalt; vice. . ' such student talent for all moth- .d t M W It G 'ff'th' I tions for the tea include a spring It' pres I en, . rs. a er rI I 'i I •• I ers 0 enJoy correspondmg secretary. Mrs. I I flower centerpiece m yellow, Two dance quartets with George Thorn, Jr. by : white and green on the tea l\~a~y Jane. Dawson, Gretchen Tickets at $2.25 will bn avail- table. The children's table will Kl~1n, Debbie Scharff, and Kit able through the followin" have as its centerpiece a large ;Vlcke, pe~!ormi~g "Washing- members: Mrs. Jean Burr, TV . 'b d "1836 1965" .,un Square b€glrs the after. 4.6699' Mrs. Margaret Fellows I At h k g~~i,e,Mcf} 7J $... s eet-ca e InsCrl e -. noon's entertainment. This is TV 4:4235; Mrs. Ruth Gonas: I GROSSE POINTE Tea hostel:'ses, who are ,also fGllowed by "The Chimney TV 4-3812; Mrs. Mary K. Laird, mem~ers of t.he Board of .'lrus. S~eep Dance" from Mary Pop- TV 4-6719; Mrs. Barbara Matz. in the Village 16839 KERCHEVAL tees, mclude Mrs. Fredenck .S'I PlIlS and dancers will be Judy ka. TV 4.6719: Mrs. Florence Ford, Jr., Mrs. Albert A. Gnf. Alexander, Susan Cilwling, Carol Nolte TV 1-0582. ~------~-~-' ~----~------~-~-- In The Village telephone RR4-42RO fiths, Mrs. Earl Holley, Mrs.' GUndlach and Jane Peebles. Mr~. Robert Clarke, president, 0( .•. :. i Charles Kanter, and Mrs. W. Elaine Haddad will give a will pre!'ide at the luncheon, oi . : Warren Shelden. vocal solo, Dan Smith will play Mrs. James Laird is program ~ ------~-~ -~------.-.--- - ~------.---.~----- a piano selection, Kris Ker. chairman for this annual event, bawy is t9 deliver a monologue. and Mrs. Ardyth Frey and Mn;. 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Telephone TV 4.3700 174Kerby .~oad - Grosse Pointe , SUft Hota: 9:30 util ,:00 J , •• , 20, 1965 ------Thursday, May 20, 19b5 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen tes Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women - leds Miss Marsden Weds Mrs. George Williamson Mrs. William Jewell Iht Mr. Williamson Reception At Detroit Yacht Club Follows Saturday Pair To Travel To Bermuda After Wedding Wednes- ~remony At Ceremony In Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian day, In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. And ir V/i!l Church; Pair To Live In Detroit. Reception At Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. . , .-\ family. breakfast f?llo~ed--the-Saturday ceremony, ~l;-s. Joseph 1n (f1'055(" Pomte MemorIal Church, at which Catherine lk her YOv,"s .Tean ~larsden, of :'-Iottingharn roarl, .,poke her marriage "-y this eve. \ 0\\ S to George Albert Williamson. ,her Schrau- The Rev. Bertram deHeus'!------.\ t\\'ood officiated at the' Han-ard road, asked William uncle, and 11:30 o'clock ceremony. 'Miller to serve as best man. The bride wore a candlelight I John Buell served as usher. ~ son of :\1,. !\ ory silk brocade street length I The bride was given away in : Gknn Brow dn's, \\ ith overblollse. and a marriage by her brother, Sam. ' ,tichigan. ' matchmg Dior bow headpiece, I uel Marsden. i non Y. ~Jrs "t'curing her short veiL She I For her son's wedding. Mrs. I apple green ('arned a nosegay of whitn Williamson chose a navv blue I Ierl with a~ '-\\ eetheart roses and ivy. I three piece suit with m~tching md matchin'" :\1atron of honor Mrs. Steven I ~ccessories. ano a white garde. Brozo ha~ Flrosz. the bride's only attend. : nia corsage. ose dress Gf ant. \\ as gowned in a pin;';::linen The newlyweds will make ith matchinrt ...treet-:ength. sleeveless dress their home \D Kensington road mother~ will fa"hioned with a jewel neck-, upon their return from New, I corsages. Imp and a slim skirt. She wore I York and Bermuda. 'e('eption will " matching Dior O:>W and shoes! ------\,'hittier hotel .Ind carried a no"cgay of !>ink TAKE THEM ALL " t d I :mg the cere- '\\ ~ I I-JflllgS.M orrall I Church Evening Group Liggett Dads, Daughters Dine ~ • DANCIr'IJG CURL I Books Speaker on Rome ------. HOLIDAY PREVUE A (OMBINED J : PERMANENT I Rites Are Read -- Liggett School girls and their I and Lee, S. ~. Wyrock WIth Water Ballet Performance " b d t • The speaker at the May 251 fathers danced to the music of Gayle and Lmda, Lynden J. • WATER SHOW in the New Swimming Pool U 9f3. $9 50 . .; . Kaufmann and Nancy, John A. -. • i Dorothy Ann Morrall, daugh. p~'ogram meetmg of the Eve- i the Jerry Fenby FIve ~t the Moekle and Janet, George N. Fashions by Belle Jacob, P.M. Edythe Fern Melrou, com. 'iter of Mrs. Ralph R. Morrall, of nmg Group of the Grosse Country Club of DetrOIt last Payne and Suzanne, Michael S. • FASHION SHOW mentary. sa 10n SHAMPOO and \AI AVE ,Youngstown, 0., and the Jate Pointe Memorial Church, Mrs. Friday evening, May 14. The Lopo and Cindy. Complete lO.Course MeaL Choice R 0 a 5 t Beef 0' $2.25 :Dr. :\1:orral1, and Edward For- Cyril Barrett, will present occasion was the 12.th Annual More were Carl H. Larson • DINNER Chicken . I I rest Langs, son of 1\'1],s.John W. slides on Rome aud tJhe Mt of I Dads for Liggett Father-Daugh- and Diane, Hugh Daly and Jrday specla TOUCHUP iLangs. of Univer"ity place, and the Vatican. tel' Dinner Dance. Special guest Peggy Theodore Friedt and Saturday, May 22, Starting at 6:30 p.m. The 8 o'o1(}ck meeting will was Liggett's new headmaster, Cathe;ine Jean, John G. Van the lat(' ~r. Langs, exchanged F k Sl d J $7.50 be in t~e Lounge with Mrs. W. ran' a en, r. Zile and Diane, B. Courtney The Whittier's Fountain Room m"rriage vows Saturda.y, at. an Curt Patterson, Miss Alta Gl'ay A traditional part 'of the eve. Rankin and Judy, Clark T. • : Meet your friend, fOT lllnch daily served poolside ~~~~ afternoon ceremony 10 FIrst a'Ild Mrs. Robert Conway serv- ning was the Song Contest. Wells and Mary, Hugh Robert- ". 2, Q Q jl 0 0 0 Q 0 0 00 0 0 l! Q Q OOOIl 0 ~ Q 0 0 ilOilO 0 llll 0 IIQ..J,l 0 II0 0 Ill! OJ, Presbyterian Church, Youngs- ing as hostesses. Each class, eighth through son and Pamela and George . 415 BURNS DR. AT RIVER Reservations: VA 2.9000 I town. twelfth grade, sang songs honor- Wilson and Barbara. L... lIA"}:-rSPECIAL i The bride wore a floor lengtt I EGO SHATTERED ing their fathers. For the past -~~------~ . Aunt Martha's eao is COID- two years, fathers have sung to 0\0( , gown of . whIte summer. . pe211,. peeI t Jy sh aLtere d beecause th e, t'leir. daughters'" but this year j at ,styJ~d WIth ~ modIfIed ~mpIre Baked Goods Shop at the G. P.: George R. Wllson fIlled 10 for I ;;< bodIce featufIng re-embr01de~ed U. S. Carnival June 4-5 will have the group. ' AJcn~on lace on the Sabr10a more delicious pies and cakes Pointers and their daughters InecklIne and e 1bow -length than she bakes. attending were F'nmk Cotter r7he Straw mart ! sleeves. _ Appliqued lace accented the front of her A line skirt, and her train was of Chapel length. Matching lace edged her man- tilla veil. r....'" I In two-tone pink floor length I gowns of lightweight peau were I . 0( the attendants. maid of honor NEMO'S '" Judith Meub, of Youngstown, ~,<.y .,' ~ : the brides' niece; Patricia Haw- 'kins. Betsy Carroll. Mrs. David .," ':'., : :\letz. of Rochester, N. Y .. and t'<'" Linda Port, of Youngstown. s... Their f lower s were pink Sw('rtheart roses. I .John W. Langs, Jr .. served as Chair $14.95 N'S his brothers' bpsl man. Usher- SET ~ CordurDY CUS11iOJ~ $8.95 ing wrr(' 1-1. Stark Langs, John RickC'l. Ian Hunter, oi Otter ate E Lake, Mich., and Walter E. Adds Curves Under ~B Wonderful willow indoor, outdoor furniture for patio, ~leub, lII, of Youngstown. family room, porch and boat No waiting or extr.J After a reeeption at the .' Fashions charges The matching love seat, $36.95. C::>rduroy hrid("s home, the newlyweds ~.- cushion $1995. left for South America. Mr. ,Langs \\"jjl be associated with i '. ,the law firm of Brucker and' k.'" ;fi!25 Jlack Are. Telephone 885.0666 Nemo's reV'olution ! Brueker. and the couple will live 7'{OW ~ ooooooooooooooooooooooo~~oooooooooooooo~ ..!i~l_t~~~:o~~~~.______! in panty girdle contouring II meet your friends at that gives you I a superior posterior! THE A, B, C Cones create the look you want ••• the illusion y~ fashioae need. Here's how: BRONZE Frtmkl, flad C-Curtle hos/l full, poly pad for a truly flatterinp DOOR derriere. 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Nude, $6.00. 37 I Fi ;her Rd., GrOSSI' Pomte 30 TU 5-9456 , ------~------~--~--~-~------_._------_...~----_...------~_...... _...... _----- Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 20, 1965 Mrs. Newell Washburn, Jr. Symphony Juniors Hold Election The Junior Women's Asso. the chairmanship of Mrs. Pear. Ca Clation for thE Detroit Sym- Other projects which helped (Continued from Page 13) phony Orchestra held its annual toward the donation were the the garden clubs have been given a relt from mainte- meeting an'.! elections May 5, Christmas Walk, theater party. at the CMkland Hills Country sale of "Symphony Dresses." Yo nance of the plots. Instead, Mrs. Valentine Guenther, Club. and the Carnation Ball. ' Reception At Severn Road Home of Bride's Parents, with a large committee, wtil plan and maintain the gar- Elected to 'ffices Were Mrs. A1i last year, members and Theodora Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Douglas Kinnear, dens, and make SODleimportant ch"anges."Trial" gardens Hugh G. Harness, of Lincoln tbeir husbands will usher for they will indeed be-with ALL annuals the newest in- road, president; Mrs. Arthur the Meadowbrook Musie Festi. Follows Saturday Rites Johnson, of Pemberion rond, val this summer. While most of ventions of companies such as W. Atlee Burpee's. first vice-president; and Mrs. the activities are geared to the Edward Hanpeter, of McMillan Terry} Jo Kinnear chose a white silk brocade dress, * • • profit-making line (eventually In a with a matching long-sleeved jacket, buttoned to the road, treasurer. for the Maintenance Fund), in St. Clare waist and featuring a modified Queen Anne collar, for Elected to the board of di- addition to the Meadowbrook 'Musical' HOUle of Beauty rectors were Mrs. William E. project, this year an Art Con- naghi, dau her marriage Saturday to Newell R. Washburn) Jr. Bokram, of Birch lane; Mrs. test was sponsored by the orga. of Cadieu Reverend Betram deHeus~.------June means a musical called "The House of Beauty'" Rex Ciavola, of Devonshire Mitchell. for ~he Jun~or Group of Goodwill I'ndustries. The pro- nization among students at Atwood officiated at the 2 her guests, wearing a pale gold road; Mrs. John Kirlin, of Poupard School and the Torrey Father o'clock ceremony. in the silk jacket dress with matching dl.;1ctJon,entIrely created and produced by Junior Good~ Provencal road; Mrs. Robert J. School in Birmingham. Barbour Chapel of Grosse accessories, and a tangerine w~ll members, is the organization's Spring Project. It Pear) of Westchester road, and The children were asked to ney,O.S.A Pointe Memorial Church. Iand gold flow~r~d h~t.. . WIll be presented Friday and Saturday, June 11 and 12,' Mrs. Pierce Smith, of Pember. draw their impressions of double ri at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. The play was writ- ton road. Saint.Saen's "Carnival of the The bride is the daughter of The •newly~e:::.s WIll live In which a P Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Douglas New \ork CI~y when they re. ten by Mrs. Donald J. Sheets, of Detroit, with music by How a r d Harrington, sym. Animals" after listening to a quested by Kinnear. of Severn road. Her turn fron~ !o.urmg parts of. Cana. M..s. Joseph N. Jennings, of Whittier road. Play chair- phony manager, accepted a recording of it. Members matted tine, was b check from the association in husband is the son of )lrs. Eliza. da and vIsIting Quebec CIty. men are Mrs. Donald R. Borgeson, of Birminghamt and and hung the c:nildren's draw. the amount of $20,000 for the couple. heth V. Washbllrn, of "'1ewark, Out.of-town guests included Mrs. George W. Payne, of North Renaud road. All cast ings in the Ford Auditorium for Maintenance fund. Over half of For her w Del., and Dr. Newell R. Wash. Dr. and Mrs. Newell R. Wash. members are Junior Goodwill members, too. the Final Young People's Can. I th~ amount was earned from Miss C:lrna burn, of Endicott, N.Y. burn, Mr. and Mrs. Dardan Tif. ceI:i of the year, featuring the the Souvenir Program, under Samt - Saen's composition. The length sheat For the wedding ceremony, f?ny, Eleanor Wa~h~urn, of An Afterglow is scheduled following the perform- ance Saturday evening at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. over taffeta the former Miss Kinnear chose :Newark, Del., the brIde s grand- scoop neeklin a tiara headpiece of ivy and par~n:ts, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chairman for the fete is Mrs. Rex L. Br()phy, of Hamp- embroidered flowers. She carried a bouquet W. \J'llmore: of ~usa, Cal., and ton road. Tickets for the Afterglow are $4 as are tickets dice. front p of phalaenopsis orchids, steph-I Paul Hashfield o~ Ann Arbor. to the musica'1.Ticket chairman is Mrs. O. W. Sturdevant, and detaehab anotis and ivy. i of Lakeland avenue. The Book Shelf were appiiqu Ppnelope Lee. of Do.rset. Vt.• Aunts Honor * • Alencon lace fonnerly of Grosse Pomte, was * miniature pe Plans have been under way for the past few months the bride's maid of honor and Thalia Jatros will continue to serve Her pillbox only attendant. also for the 18th annual Junior Goodwill Industries organza roses She wore :l spring green silk Antiques Market and Sale. Da,tes for the event are No- -Photo by Paul Gach Aleneon laee dress with a bell.shaped skirt, Mrs. George Diamond, of Anita vember 14 through 17. In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday after- you in the same avenue, and Mrs. J..mes Dia. lished with p and a wreath of fresh ivy in her noon, TERRYL JO KINNEAR, daughter of the JoseJih mond, of Prestwick road, along caught her hair. She carried a small bou" * • • calTied tradi wii.h Mrs. Andrew Diamond, of Douglas Kinnears, of Severn road, spoke her marriage convenient location ••• quet of English garden flowers. Massachusetts. and Mrs. Charles Annual Yale Dinner vows to Mr. Washburn, son of Mrs. Elizabeth V. Wash- white roses. Danian Tiffany, of Bingham. Diamond of Grosse lIe, co-host. burn, of Newark, Del.) and Dr. Newell R. Washburn, ivy. ton. XY., served liS his brother. ed a bridal shower honoring The annual dinner of the Yale Alumni Association of Endicott, N. Y. Mrs. Joseph In-law's be.~t man. Seating the their nIece. Thalia Jatl'os, of of Michigan was held Monday, May 17, at the Country her sister's , .~uests were Xorman and Greg- C...dieux road, Detroit. Club of Detroit with over 400 Yale alumnI, wives, and The Book Shelf and bridesm ory Grenzke, cousins of the Miss Jatros will become the guests attending. Principle speaker was Kingman Brew- Center Offers Camp Friends Lt:onard C. C bride. bride of Renry A. Nalbandian, ster, Jr., president of Yale University. He spoke on to- 112 KERCHEVAL law of the bri A rp~eption in the home of of New Jersey, on June 5 at dayts R~&demicand intel1ectuDI challenges. Mr. Brewster Rhine Evening Meeting Today sister of the the bride's pa:"ents followed the the Assumption art 110 d 0 x was introduced by Michigan's Lt. Gov. William G. Milli- Mrs. William ceremony ...'\irs. Kinnear greeted Cnurch. An "Evening on the Rhine" kins. :'Ilion., fo ken, a Yale graduate. Among educators present were Grosse Pointe members of Dr. Harlan Hatcher, president of the University of Michi- is the Grosse Pointe War Me- Pointe. morial's international din n e r The Friends of Camp Midicha They were fl gan, and Dr. Samuel Brownell, superintendent of Detroit A TOUCH OF EUROPE IN THE POINTE schools and a Yale graduate. Entertaining Mr. Brewster, and program this month. It will will be hostesses to their sister of white linen OUT -DATED · ? be held Monday eveni.'lf:, May Birmingham members at a bodices and r RING his wife, and associates, at a dinner party Sunday eve- 24, at 7 o'clock in the Center's Their headpi r luncheon t 0 day, Thursday, buckets and buckets of ning were the Wendell W. Ander!ioDs, Jr., of Preston Fries Cry s t a I Ballroom and linen open.ero place. Mr. Brewster was also the guest of Wendell C. Auditorium. which is to be held at the fresh flowers for rned with mat Goddard and other members of the Scholarship and E'!1- The cUlsine will be strictly Grosse Pointe War Memorial at and they can rollment Committee for luncheon at the Detroit Club German. Sauerbraten will be 1 o'clock. one-dollar a bunch cades of white: on Monday. Mrs. Brewster and wives of the members of the main dish, and the meal will Dr. Kathr;rn L. O'Conner is and iv~'. conclude with a delicious apple the committee luncheoned at the Goddard residence in to talk about Camp Midicha, a Dr. Gerald Provencal road with ~Irs. Goddard. strudel. bridegroom'~ camp for diabetic children. At True Black Forest entertain. 3:-: best man. 1 * * ment will be provided by Bri- the camp the children are able of \'[rs. Roy }\ getta and Herbert Laugegger, to enjoy a normal activities t0n. :\hch.. at Real New Thrift Shop Officers who will dance the Liechten. prClgram under the careful \litehell. Sea Will steiner polka and the Schuh. medical, nursing and dietary were Leonard In correction of last week's faux pas, the Board of I:.lattler and who will sing Ger- supervision that diabetics re- er of the bri the Neighborhood Thrift Shop at its annual meeting man Leider and give Tyrolian quire. 'lcKenzie. an< TRANSFORM Munday, May 10, announced t~e officers .for 1965-67 .to yodels. They wHl be dressed Plans are also to be made at be: Honorarv chairman, Mrs. SIdney T. Ml1ler, Jr.; chalr- traditionally in leiderhosen and the meeting for the organiza. IT INTO A man, Mrs. W. Brace Krag; vice-chairman, Mrs. Theodore colorful country co3tume. tion's theater party on June 21 Foster; treasurer, Mrs. Eugene R. Hawkins; recording Color films of the Rhineland which will take place at the MODERN secretary, Mrs. Sidney S. Hall, and corresponding secre- and West Germany will be Fisher Theater on opening I tary, Mrs. Edwin J. Mercier. shown. Paid reservations for night of Harry Belafonte's [j "The Evening On the Rhine" scheduled appearance at the LOVELY , There are no men on the Board. m'lst be sent in to the Center's theater. Patrons of the theater office immediately. party will be honored at a IS I champagne party at Al Green's RING •••• l~uncheoll Held By PP League "Coach Stop" following the Health Council show. The Rob('rt Hudson Kanzlers In a report on the League's Consult lU arrived home from Europe over fund raising campaign, which is Plans Election the week.end-just in time for now on, Mr. Kanzler pointed out Yoath Council Mr. Kanzler to collect his gavel that many people are under the The :final meeting of the and preside at the Planned Par. mistaken idea that publir. funds Mothers' Health Ed u cat ion Staging Dance er.thood wgue's luncheon and are available for birth control (Ja1RnlJL f}flw~ services. These procedures are Cc,uncll for the 1964-65season board meeting at Bloomfield The Grosse Pointe War Me. still being set up, he pointed will be held Monday, May 24. Open Hunt Club, Wednesday, morial's Youth Council is stag. SINCE 1934 out, and even after the State May 19. 1 o'clock. at the HospitalDty i;}g a rt'ance for students of the and County provide clinics for The League has one clinic in Center in the Village. All mem- Pointe's public, private and now-enjoy fresh flowers in 16601 E. WARREN indigent persons, there is still Birmingham and is J;llanning to bel"S are w'ged to attend. as paro~hial schools on Saturday your home the year 'round open another in Oakland County. a large group of people who are GrOSSl the election of officers will be evemng, May 29, from 9 until not indigent but still are unable 12 o'clock. WHEN YOU OPEN THE KIMBERLY DOOR to afford such medical help. held, followed by a "Get Ac- YOU'LL FIND EXCITING _ Hair S The League, h~ added, is fin- quainted" tea and social hour Because it comes between anced through indiVIdual con. for the new delegates and cur- two formal proms, this party • IMPORTS has jo tributions and is not helped by rent members. will be infonn'al, Bermudas are u.nited Foundation. suggested. With tongue in • GIFTS • CANDLES our st The nominating committee cheek the affair is being reo Among those from this area composed of Mrs. William Hel- ferred to as the P.R. or "prom 'and a thousand and one unique gift ideas' who attended were: Mrs. John ler. chairman, Mrs. William reject." Coe and her mother, Mrs. Ter- Herman, Mrs. Donald Beever, The dance will take place in Flowers by KIMBERLY, Inc. rill Child~, who is here visiting Mrs. Donald Foster and MM. the air.conditioned ballroom of from California; Mr. and ~rs. LaVerne Bissell, met March 29 Fries auditorium. MusiC will THE EUROPEAN LOOKING SHOP AT THE CORoNER OF Fl Frank Cotter, Mrs. Peter Brett, and chose the following slate be furnished by popular stu- MACK and LOCH MOOR Appoil1 Mrs. WaIter Crowe, Mrs. Wilbur of nominees: president, Mrs. dent orchestra, The Stoics. Ad- Elston, Mrs. J. L. Hudson, Jr., Todd Fredericks; vice-president, mission, which indudes refresh. atso in the 1300 Lafayette East Building Mrs. Thatcher Rea, H. Ripley Mrs. RU:S8ellBradley; recording ments, will be $1.50 per couple. Schemm. Mrs. William C. Tost, secretary, Mrs. William Her- Mrs. Richard Turner, Mrs. Hei1.ry man; correo;ponding secretary, Kohring and Mrs. Thatcher Rea, Mrs. E. J. Igna, and treasurer Jr. Mrs. John Fichtner. 885 LAr .. PURCHASES MADE l / One of the few Tri-Levels in Grosse Pointe Shores NOW PAYABLE situated on a nicely landscaped corner lot - Offers Egg nood three bedrooms, 2 V2 bathst large living room, dining of Ricotta room, 23x26 family room with fireplace, all built-ins cheese i JU'LY 10, 1965 ( blended in kitchen, plus first floor utility rqom, oversized sauce rict I JULIE'S SHIPPED IN (I attached garage. Make it a point to see this one today spices. It' MUCH IRAND NEW STOCK by calling ( NOl \ Dick Ani.1 884-6200 frozel ))) cou { I JULIE'S at qual IN THE FISHER BLDG. TAPPAN Realtor stc 90 K.rch.".1 On the Hill PREPA ~ ~ I - - - MERNA .. - .------_.------~ -- - _._~------_._------~ ------~----~-~----~-~- - ~- -- - ~ ------vidY 20, 1965 Thursday, May 20, 1965 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen ltes Woman's Page • • • by, of and fOI-Pointe Women 'I Election 1':1ip of :\lrs Pedr Carnag hi-Mitchell Mrs. Roy A. Mitchell I~~~=~a~~~b "Friends" Schedule 'ct<; ,\ hieh helped ~;~,~;:t~::ler donation were the ',t1k. theater part\" The ann u a I meeting and Mrs. William B. Heaton of Bit. B h m;)hony Dresses',; Vows Exchanged luncheon of the Women's Com- Charnwood drive, Birmingham, ossom Ime runc n3tlOn Ball. ' mittee of the Founders Society was elected Thur.:;day, May 13, I ear, membt>rs llnd Detroit lnstitu~e of Arts took as new president of the Detroit HIs will usher fo:- Theodora Phyllis Carnaghi Speaks Vows Saturday, In place Friday, May 7, at which and Birmingham Vassar Club. Blossomtime Brunch, Planned For Thursday, May 27. t1rook ;\lu-:ic Festi. St. Clare de Montefalco Church, to time new officers fOi' the group Other officers ar",'!Miss Hilary At The Grosse Pointe War Memorial., To Benef.lt 11er. -#hill' most of were announced. Whittaker, E. Jefferson avenue, Dr. Roy A. Mitchell. are geared to the They are: - chairman, ]vIrs, first vice-president; Mrs. Joseph The Dominican Sisters Of The Sick Poor. ~ line (eventually David W. Rust; vice-chairman, L. Cobane, N. Oxford road, sec- F Itenance Fund), in In a High Nuptial ceremoilY at noon Saturday, in :'tIrs. WIlliam D. Laurie, Jr.; see- ond vice-president; Mrs. Thomas :or thei;, spring fund-raising project, "Friends of the :.\Ie<.dowbrook st. C.1are de Montefalco Church, Theodora Phyllis Car- retary, Mrs. Carl B. Grawn; T. Hart, N. Adams, Birmingham, the ~Ick-Poor have selected the Grosse Pointe War Me- year an Art Con. naghl, .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Carnaghi, treasurer, Mr". H. L)'lill Pierson, secretary; and Mrs. Edward monal for their Blossomtime Brunch, to be held Thurs- lsored by the orga- of CadIeux road, spoke her wedding vows to Dr. Roy A. (all Grosse Pointe residents). Lawrence, Lake Park drive, day, May 27, at 11 o'cloek.~------ong stude.1ts at ::\Iitchell. ~------'lhe Worn I' n's Committee, Bmningliam, treasurer. The Sis!ers, ail registered home, The annual average shows 101 a:ld the Torrey \vith approximately 50 m~mbers, Mis~ Whittaker, club pr~si- nurses With public health that they make about 4000 home "mmgham. Father Edward J. Swee-I The ring bearer was William is responsible for sponsoring dent for the past two years, orientation, and many with visits, which entails about 16,000 " t d t th ,Mitchell, nephew of the groom. and planning the ma t bl .d d t th 1 t' d ed . I d h en. were asked to ney, O ..S A . 0ft!Cla e a e, . . ny no a e preSI e a e annua mee 109 a vane SOCIO ogy egrees, ours spent with the patients ImpreSSIOns of double ring ceremony at I Mlch,elle Russetle, co~sm of opening receptions for the mu- held at the beautiful nnw Lake are dedicated to nUl'sing the in giving them needed care. . . the bnde. was flower girl. She seum's exhibaions. Shore home of Mrs. William d' th' h "Carnival of the 'hlCh a Papal Blessmg re I ne.e y In elr o.wn. omes The amdIiary is their sole er listening to a . -, • wore a full short white linen The annual meeting of a Clay Ford (Martha Firestone, th t t "quested by Brotter Augus- dress with Venice lace bodice Lunders Society g r 0 up was V;J.SSar'46) and infonnal lunch. WI ou remunera IOn. support and this spring's brunch t. )lembers mattE'd tine, ' ....as bestowed upon the and short sleeves. Her head- Wednesday, May 19, :or the Vol- eon following the meeting, When calling on a patient, replaces the traditio~.al BIos- r children's dra N- Ie . h't l' b ac Befo t. th 1 they evaluate the personal need I. . . )rd Auditorium for coup . pIece was aWl I' men ow - unteer Committee. Mrs. Harold re urnlOg over e gave of each case, nurse the injured, ~ometlme do~ahon ta. Assist- 'ng, the former cented with appliques of Venice A. Beatty is the committee to Mrs. Heaton, Miss Whittaker tt d h t ung People's Con. For her weddl . d . d lb'" f h the young, the geriab.'ic, acute 109 on COroml ees an os ess- Miss Carnaghi chose a floor 1ace and shI' carrIe a nosegay chairman. Following brief an- reVIewe C'l ach-lltIes or t I' ear. :eaturing the length sheath of silk organza of red roses. I nual reports and service awards, past two years, including step. or chronic patient. They also ing are Mrs. H. W. Kelleher, of composition. The over taffeta designed with a For her daugnter's wedding, 1 the audience heard frc-:'l1Mrs. ped-up liaison with metropolitan perform some household tasks Trombley road, Mrs. L. Verne scoop neckline and elbow lengtll Mrs. Carnaghi cnose an ice Suzette Mort?n Zurcher, Trustee area schools-especially Dublic nece~s?ry in conjunction with Ansel, of Stonehurset avenu€, embroidered sleeves. The bo- blue Cantilly lace sheath dress and past chauman of the Volun- schools whose counselors -don't nursmg care, and Mrs, George Van Antwerp, .~ice, front panel of the skirt, with a blue flowered hat and teer Progr~m for the Art Insti- always realize that a Vassar Food, medicine, and sick of Kensington road. and detachable Cathdral train, mat chi n g accesi,ories. Mrs. ~ute of Chicago. Mrs. Zurc~er e,:lucation is available to out- I room equipment are provided were appliqued with imported Mitchell wore an apple green IS also a ~ember of The F~e stan,ding scholars regardless of: when necessary. As the patient's ~elf Alencon lace and jewelled with silk and rayon linen sheath :'-rts ComlDlttee for the White family wealth, race or ethnic; needs vary, so too does the To err may be human, but it's miniature pearls. with a Venice lace bodice and House. , background. Over 25 percent, time the Sisters spend in the always a mighty poor excuse. e . . . Ii"latching accessories, Both After the meeting, the Vol- of the student" at Vassar are ------Her pIllbox accented '.:;lth SIlk mothers WGre pink and white unteer C,)mmittee were guests on scholarships, How Much .IS TOUR HEALTH W rtb t YOU organza roses and, appliques of i cymbidium orchids, of the Founders Society at a The Prospective Student com- _ 0 0 7• Alencon lace laVishly embel- I . . luncheo.l.l in the Rivera Court. /' Don Webber:lf Colllngwood Photo mittel' has been headed for the S I '11 ''IT IS PRiCELESS"1 lished with pearls and crystals II ~ Jec:ttlon and dmne[ ~~l. An art treasure Ilunt high- th RTHEODdORAC PHh~LLlfSCCAd~NAGHld' dbaughterthof past two years by Mrs. James ure WI answer • e e y,you caught her illusion veil. She 'I LO\\k . t CceretmonYCla e lighted the Friday evening, :May e aymon arnag' IS, 0 a leux roa, ecame e G. ;}IcMahon of Stanhope road. carried traditional cascade of a epom e ~un ry u. b 7, session of the Junior Council bride of Dr. Mitchell, son of Mrs, Roy Mitchell, of New chairman is Mrs, Julian Thafs why YOII sfIouId aid and preserve your bealtll ill every white roses, stephano~is and I For travelIng to Toronto, of the Founders Society Detroit Trenton, Mich., and the late Mr. Mitchell, at a noon Greenebaum. :\frs. Eugene Had- possible way. One hP..a1tll aid recognized by doctors is: ivy. Montreal, Qt;ebec, the New Institute of Arts. Following ceremony in St. Clare de Montefako Church. jlsk~ of Cranford lane, is Schol- S1IfFICIENT WATER II TH£ DIE1' M J h W. Shurmur was: England states and New, York cocktails and dinner, 200 mem------~---~------I arshlp Chairman. For .--... I -. ~ 1.- -...... --.I preferred ,rs. osep state tho new Mrs. Mitchell bers of this new organizatkn ., f ... .h I U f M W I I Each year the Vassar Club 'IVaI., --, ~~ -- I""~~ emu hpr slst~r's m.atron of Honor, wore' a ;a\'V silk sheath with . '.' only prerequ~slte or JOlnmg L e, • 0 • omen A umnae I raises scholarship funds for D MOUNTAIN VAllEY WATER, the ,.... health water trona lelf and bndesmalds \~cr~ M:s. matching ac~essories. divided mto teams of eight i Junior Council is membershp PI L h M t' I t 't 'I th e- Hot Springs. Arkansas, becaase: Leonard C. Carnaghl, slster.m.. . r:lcmbers ('ach and concentrated, in the Founders Society, and an unc eon ee '"9 .rOl a~ea glr s. rough a p!'o- law of the bride, Carol :\litchell, Th.e bride att.ended .the Um-: on tracking down 10 objects in Junior Council actiVities are Jeet WIth the SIX other major .Ittastes SOgood, ,.. will enjoy drink- sister of the bridegroom, and verslty of DptrOlt and IS a gra-I t~e museum'~ collection from a I aimed at the 21-40 age group. The Detroit Association of ~:~~er~. ;vomens colleges (Bar- ing it. ?llrs. William E. Ross, of Hop- duate o~ Mac~ean College of list of cryptIc clues.. I -_.--- University of Michigan Women Raddl~~.Ii1 ~awr, Mt. Holyoke, -. is low .. sodiUIII(salt) content kms :\linn .. fOImerly of Grosse, Secretarial SCIence, HPr hus- The "hunt" wa:; orgamzed hy A.t I t't t will hold 'ts 1 f . ',SmIth .:md Wellesley), • 'DA recommended daily amount will p . 't h:md was graduated from the the Education Department of the 1 ns 1 U e 1 annua mee mg ThiS. year.s pr(}Jcct was the • kid acti the b 'd' om e. University of ;\;otre Dame and :\lus£'l1In, and ;:.articipants ac- PI C ff and luncheon at Stouffer's East- openm~ mght pops:eabaret con- i ('l<:lnl~'d =~mi~CJI~~~~ They w~re floo: len~th_sheaths the :\larquettp. ~ n ve r ~i t Y it as a uniqllC way to ans 0 ee land on Saturda~, May 22. The cert Wlt~ the DetrOIt Symphony froaa tile body, POINTE of whIte lmen With Vem.ce lace School of :'IIN!lCIn" and IS a become better acquainted with noon luncheon Will be preceded at the Light Guard Armory. • I bodices and removable Jacke~s. staff member in the departmt'nt " \1 Ct. d 'h J I 1\' I J h B . h d f meet reverses sooner or later. doctor today, hruh'grnom, brother. sernrl 'I'll{' next O1prting of the Wed- ". ~c ar ne). ,announce t I' u~- ,1 S.. ~s~p ayn~ IS ea 0 1------'------:.' ht':,t man Thry are the son:, nf'"day Hook Club of Detroit is; WI CounCIls next event IS the .actlvitles. co~mlttee of ~be of .\fr:- Roy .\lltch{'I!, of Tn'n- scheduled fur May 26 at tl'e I schedul~d for Thursday, May 20. InstItute which IS sponsormg \ !"n, "Itch, and the late :\[1'. Women's City Club. LunehE'on T~,'?.guided tours of ~urren~ ex. t~e event. Coffees. ~o~owed by .\litchel1. Seating the guests will be served at 12:15 o'clock. ll!bItlOns at Th~ DetrOIt InstItute tours of the exhIbItIons have were Leonard Carnaghi, broth- The program for f1he afternoon of Arts will be 'icheduled fo~ y been popu~ar affairs in the I Deal With Specialists! er of the bride. Dr. Thomas fpalures folksinging by Miss p.m. and 7:30 p,m, The exhlbI- past. '\Tci\.enzl£'. and David :\tcCord .Julie Sh~w. tIons are "40 Key Artists of the The presen~ exhibition at the ---- r~Iid-20thCentury" and the "55th Institute is one of 40 key artists Exhibition for Michigan Artists." of the mid. twentieth century. We have been selling homes in New members are still being Chairman of Friday's coffee welcomed by newly-elected Jun, is Mrs. Walter GuIer wh:l is ~ ior Council officers-Harry L. being assisted by Mrs. William Grosse Pointe for 46 years. Winston, Jr., chairman, Robert DenIer, Mrs. Raymond Perring, 3 rRochelle 8alon H. Kanzler, vice-chairman, Mrs. Mrs, Paul Sutherland, Mrs. C. I Stanl~y R. Day, secretary, and E. Wilson, Jr. and Mrs. Charles Walter Denison, treasurer. The, L. WilsoD ~ IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE 1 THAT PlJBLIC SALES Not an Auction - All Items Priced Mi,ss Loretta Household Furnishings 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, library, huge family room, car- Air conditioned and carpeted throughout. Attic fan, pet, drapes, air conaj~ioning and lawn sprinkler. paneled family room, den, games room, 3 bedrooms, 1rrll-J;no:rn MR. and MRS. NAHTAN LEII 'round 17367 Cherrylown 1U 1-6300 2~~. ru1~OO Grosse Pointe Detroit Y DOOR l1a'l' Stylist SATURDAY, MAY 22, FROM 10:00 A.M. 'has joined ------_ .....- s our staff ... MRS. J. D~ THOMPSON 15091 Penrod Rosedale Pork r, Inc. SUNDAY, MAY 23, FROM 10:00 A.M. For Your A fine home in an excellent locatiof,. Paneled !i- This one has everything. Swimming pool, pool house, Appointment, Call TU 2-9440 R MRS. LEEAN e, WAYNE brary, family reom, vanity, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, paneled library, family room, games room with bar, 'i,'riIll9 I 14612 Archdale games room. TU 1-6300 and much more. TU 1-6300 -- 84 KERCHEVAL Detroit WEDNESDAY, MAY.26, FROM 10:00 A.M. MRS. ALEX OBERMAYER 17520 West Outer Drive {/", NEW- Dearborn Heights \. \and delicious! THURSDAY, MAY 27, FROM 10:00 A.M. TRY MR. and MRS. BENJAMIN FISHMAN 5441 West Outer Drive Detroit THURSDAY, JUNE 3, FROM 10:00 A.M. Gray Brick Colonial near lake. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Charming Colonial "!n The Farms." 3 bedrooms, ------family room, breakfast room. Carpet throughout. Powder Room, games room with bar, terrace, lou- TU 4-0600 vered shutters. TU 1-4200 res MR. JOHN L. BROWN 19235 Strathcona ers LASAGNE Egg noodles anct layers WITH MEAT SAUCE Detroit mg of Ricotta and Mozzarella SATURDAY, JUNE 5, FROM 10:00 A.M. cheese exquisitely An IF YOUR H:)ME IS FOR SALE ins authentic SUNDAY, JUNE 6~ FROM 10:00 A.M. ~ed blended in a tomato Italian specialty We will be pleased to make an in!'ipection of same and sauce rich with meat and advise the price we feel can be obtained. You are under :lay spIces. It's deliciou~! MR. and MRS. JAY L. HAMMEN no obligation for this service. 1017 lake Shore Drive I Grosse Pointe Snores Now in SATURDAY, JUNE 12, FROM 10:00 A.M. frozen food ~.~ counters SALES CONDUCTED BY ~"-t-."'I t"');-_-.-u-u,-.-_-- ...I...;Y:-, 0 I I ~_ at qUdlity food ~- ~----..... - ' r stores H. O. McNierney, Stalker & Boos, Inc. • • • .. y • • • APPRAISERS Hill PREPARED BY CHEFS OF ~078 Penobscot Bide. WOodward 1-6955 INTERNATtONAUy fAMOUS MARIO'S iESTAtJRAHT Ii s _ _ s cmt ~I rr. rt< • rEm c Cd d g • -- = ¥ $ Thursday. May 20, /965 Thursday, I Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~------Society Ne.wsGathered frolll All of the Pointe~ Women's Club Pointe Artists Delta Zeta Alumnae Troth Told Bride-Elect To Marry Plan Meeting. Party Holds Meeting Short and to the Pointe Hold Exhibit DAC The E a s t Side AluniD.ae (Con,inued from Page 13) DR. and MRS. EDWARD WAL. Group of Delta Zeta SororIty The Grosse Pointe Woman's MR. and MRS. MICHAEL D. LACE. The opening reception and will hold their May mt'eting ~n Club scheduled not ~>nly a:, in. Big ( :;'lacMECHAN of St. Clair ave- Mrs. Lakin and Mrs. Graham I tea for the Grosse Poil1te Thursday, May 20, at a p.m. 10 I teresting bllt a very mf<>rmatire nue announce the birth of a are newly elected officers of Artists' Association's Annual Ex- the home of Mrs, Wayne Hast-, meeting for ::\:1ay 19. at 1 jlr.)" Eddie Krupa daughter, MEREDITH ANNE, the Women's Auxiliary to the bibitioQ were conducted' at the ings, 1 Lafayette Plaif,ance. in the Crystal Ballroom of the on May 14. MR. and MRS. Macomb County Society of Op. Grosse Pointe War Memorial After a short busin('ss meet- Gross(> Pointe War :\:1emoriaL Wagon Re~ GEORGE BILQUE of Torrey tometrists. Center on Sunday, May 16 ing, a Tupperware' p:.lrty will The tea was. followed by the Ruhl road are the maternal grand- ... • • from 2 to ,5 o'clock. bf' held for the benefit o~ the election of offIcers for the year parents and Mr. and Mrs. Dun- MR. and MRS. l\'IARTIN NIEL- This is a juried exhi,bit, make group's philanthropic proJects. of 1965-66. The DAC bar D Mac Meehan, of Lincoln SON of Npttingham road are ing it more challenging for the D~lta Zeta works in thhaerdaT~~ Following the brusiness meet- on Earth" on , road. are Mp.redith Anne's pa- spending a two-week vacation individual artist. Peggy Miener of aId to the deaf and . . chaired by president '11- stageJ the am ternal grandparents. in Miami, Fla. and BilI Wolfenden are the h ear i n g, and has ~upplJed ~g, man ~ummeTs ':\1rs O' :" floor of the D( ~udges for this particular show- equipment to tile DetrOit Heard H~r Dodson i n t r ~ d' u ~ '(' (j s~~~ • • >C' l '" • • In keeping \\ MRS. ALlCE HAMMOND BARBARA ELLEN LUSS .of mg., I ing Center .:l~d the speechs~~ speaker, Kenneth R. A\chim activities in thE The following artists have He~dng. ClinIC at Wa:'lDe a e who has been, since 1957. with formerly of Cambridge road: Linco~n r?ad," a. seni?r art major Anniversarv VI and her co-pilot, MRS. JEAN at Mlarll Umversity, Oxford, been added to the roster this, unGlVerSJtyp' 'nters planning to the Bureau of ~Ioms in De. val atmospheJ M D h D W. I rosse J1 t 't "5 mug g II n " B' H. PEARSO~ of Three Mile Ohio, has ben selected to show season:. rs. orot y e Itt ttend include Mrs. L. M. Gile-' rOl.,,, ,:.. I" a . I;; against the tn drive will compete in The original examples of her work 339 RIvard ~oule~ard, Mrs. I ~viCZ,of Allard road, Mrs. Wil-: B~s.mess, was hiS excIting PO\....d~r Puff Derby. tr~nscon. in an Art Exhibit to b~ held .at Robert T. VVh.lt~, 19961 Doyle ham Kamrr .. of Vernier road, 6uoJ)ect. . circus setting , tinental air race scheduled to the Manchester Motor Inn, MId. place, Mrs. William Gronemey. Mr Phillip Ransdell, of Mea- Pink do(m~ated the' 1ra tJble Beavers, thernsl start July 3 from Gillespie dletown, Ohio, May 24 through er 1580~ Windmill Pointe drive, dO~' lane, Mrs. JO.;eph P. in th~ be~utlful ballroo:n under able to identif Yield. El Cajon, Calif. Mrs. May 28. Photo by Bransby Photo by Gene Butler Phot\J by EdlHe McGrath. Jr. Mrs. Richard Ballard 19787 Ida Thompson. of Radnor circle, the dIrectIOn of tea hast("". ~Irs. ming pool are Hammond has raced in 11 pre- Miss Luss, a graphic arts ma. The engagement of NANCY Mr. and Mrs, Reinhart M. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Windsor, lane,. east, T Mrs. Chester Ku. and Mrs. Norman p. Lasca, of ~obert 5 u t ton of Hamilton pool was covel vious TAR's whit!- Mrs. Pear. jor. will display an oil painting KAY KOGEL to Charles D. Sarow, of Sa,ginaw, annownce of Fisher road, announce the laski 934 V\ estchester, Ralph Fisher roau. Court. natatorium de, son has compete J in sev~r'. entitled "Landscape" and a Todd, III, has been announced the enga'gemen.t of their daugb- engagement of their daughter,' Allured 900 Bishop, Mrs. Victor Assisting on the tea C 'ilmn it. simulate the in The race co'rers 2547 miles: .-:harcoal pencil drawing called by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ter, NANCY SUE, of Cadieux MARY LYNN, to Robert E. Tay~ Radcliffe 1136 Three Mile drive, Q t Sl t tee were Mrs. Burke Arehart "Big Top." from ('oast to coast with seven I "Girl on Woodpile." Both of the Ross E. Kogel, of M~adow road, to Robert Bernard Sell- lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mrs. Charles Kreichelt 1160 S. ues ers a e Mrs. L. J. Cardwell, :\1rs. ~1. H: available stops across the coun- pii>ces were done during the lane. ers, of St. Paul avenue, son of There, a red striped ceiling try and is flown in daylight current academic year. Miss Kogel, a graduate of Mr. aIIl.d Mrs. Dean Lincoln ::~~or, of Birminglwn, Michi. ~::=ir~,h~~~~~O~:~~~ 3~~~ Annual Meeting ~~~b~~~id }lrdilm~re~' ~~r~hrij' p£'le effect. In a hours only and under visual An alumnus of Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe High School, is Sellers, of Bloomfield Hills. Both Miss Windsor and Mr. Chalmers, William Rieman, Jr. Alex Gordon, Mrs. Leo Huetter' dreds of multi-col flight rules. High School Miss Luss is the currently enrolled in the School Miss Sarow attended Mexico Taylor are graduates of West-\1010 Whittier, Susan Sta.ir 833 The Grosse Poi!1te Pear Tree Mrs. Leonard Klaasen. ~lrs: ' carried out the ... daughter of MR. and MRS. ED. of Education at the University City CoI!J.ege, the University of em Michigan UniversIty. Park Lane, Mary RomIg 979 Chapter of Questers will hold William Krieger, :'Ilr6. Stanley and a replica of a MARILYN JEROME. daugh. WARD V. LUSS. of Michigan. Va1encia, Vale-nda, Spam, and The wedding is planned for Lakepointe, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- its annual meeting with a lunch. Plopa, :Mrs. Cecil Pollard. ~:IS. at one end of the ter of MR. and MRS. PAUL • • • Mr. Todd, the son of Mrs. was graduated from Michigan after the first of the year. liam House, 404 Rivard boule- eon May 21 at 11 o'clock at the Alfred Reuther, ::\lrs. La\\ renCe as a stage for Edl JERO:\tE. of. Balfour road, RICHARD C. SCHMITT, son Charles D. Todd, Jr., of Bal- State University 'WIhere she was ------yard, and John VVargelin. Lochmoor Country Club. Miss Ruby. ::\~rs. Ernest Scherer. Jlrs. affiliated with Alpha Gamma his band. gave ~er seDlor vocal recital of MR and MRS. ARTHUR W. four road, and the late Mr. father of CONSTANCE PARKE, At the recent Michigan Annual Mary Coyne, of E. Jefferson Richard Shannon, :\lrs, J W Delta sorority. She is presently Flanking the at AlblO!1 College o.n Friday. I SCHMITT. of Manchestex road, Todd, attends the University of '67. Watercolor Society Exhibition, ave!"!ue, is hostess for the occa- Snyder, Mrs. C. William Sulli: teaching in the Grosse Pointe were a life-sized :\Iay 14, 10 the. Goodnrh Chapell has been eleded vice-president Michigan Law School. • • • Charlotte Evans won an Honor-sion. van, :Mrs. John :rhompson. ~Irs. on the coll~ge s campus. A so. of the St. Thomas More Pre- Public School System. dancing girl and : The couple plans em August Sigma Alpha Iota, Delta chap- able Mention, also at the Metro- Speaking on antique jewelry Kenneth WatkinS, Sr. Jb, prano. Manlyn was .a mem~cr Legal Society of Xavier Un.- Mr. Sellers attended Cornen wearing a "Happ; 21 wedding. ter, will present an artist con. politan Exhi.bition at the J. L. will be Pearce Letlner. Mr. John Wetzel, and :\lrs, John (~f the Grosse POI!1te !llgh .ersity, Cincinntai, O. University and was graduated topping the wag01 Hudsol:l Company, Don Schrom LeHnEr designs antique jewelry Welker. School A Capella Chou' while. a A 1963 graduate of Grosse from the University of Michi- cert at the Lakeshore road I I sign proclaiming home of MRS. FREDERICK won the Esther Longyear Mur- and is a jeweler to the Queen .------~tudent t.here and als~ sang. ID Pointe's St. Paul High SOOool, toral fellowship from the Uni~ gan where he was a member I "Beavers Brother FORD this Sunday, at 3:15 phy annual award for 3. casein of England. He has a shop in Lookmg for a ,oft. joh is ju,t t~le . JunIOr and SeDlor ~Igh Sohmitt is a sophomore eco- versity of Pittsburgh to do of Sigma Chi fraternity. He re- I Over in the gyl o'clock. Participants will be and ink painting. Windsor. another \lTay of wastlng hme. ChoIrs. of the Grosse Pomte nomics student at Xavier. He graduate work in Philospohy. ceived his master's degree from I blue bunting bro HELEN WORKMAN, contralto, ..\Iemonal Church. was secretar-,f of his class his H: also receiv~d a Woodrow I-:~arvard Scl1oo1 of Business ing down for coz AGNES RICARD, sop ran 0, '" '" • freshmen year aud is active in WIls?n Fellowsltllp. Mr. McDon- Administration. walls were drape( ELLA VILLA, violin, PEGGY Three Grosse Pointe couples the Sodality and ~onomics aid IS .an Honours Grad':late of A. July 24 wed din g is The orchestra p CLIFFORD, cello, and MARY will be in attendance at the club ~St. MIchael's CoHege m the planned. I , "Main Ring" w f,~tl1 Annua! Michigan Optomet- ' *...... University of Toronto, Canada. JOHNSON, ace 0 m panist, of Grosse Pointe • • • Hawthorne road. Ruhl and his ba ric Association Convention to M I C H A E L FRANCtS Mc- He will enter the University' SON, of E. Williams court. She was topped with be held at Bovne Mountain DONALD, son of MR. and of Pittsburgh in the faU texm is a 19M graduate of Grosse '" * '" white canopy, an Lodge ~Iay ~.26, DR. and MRS. FRANK McDONALD of for his graduate studies. Pointe High School and is maj- MR. and MRS. GEORGE H. I PRIMEAU, of Christine drive, laden for the 9 .\!RS. GEORGE GRAlIA.IIS. DR., Audubon road, has been grant- '" • • oring in Preveterinary Medi- returned last week from the slaught which fa and MRS. DO:'-JALD LA.KDJ' and i ed an Andrew Mellon pre-doc- Mrs. Richard C. Laramy, Jr" cine at Michigan State Univer- o'c!ock cocktail hi .~. __ ._------~------.. ~~. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sid- sity, English Speaking Union's West- ern Mediterranean C r u i s e. thing to remembe: 'ney C. Marsh, of Hollywood All of this. of t, • • • • • • • I road, has been hO.l1ored by the Nancy served as representa- Their daughter, JuLIE, returns dreamed up by i Mortar Board Sodety at West. tive to Junior Pan-Hellenic Sunday after a month's visit I 'ern Michigan University's for coooeil for lier p1edge class of with her grandmother, MRS. being one of the University's AIP\ba Delta Pi. JOHN H. MACK, of Bellaire" outstanding senior women in * * ... Fla. * * * ! scholarship, leadership and ser- PATRICK D A V I D LYNCH, vice. A graduate of Grosse son of MR. and MRS. E. J. MR. and MRS. ROY UL- Going ; Pointe High School, she is an LYNCH, of Hall place, has been BRICH have r~turned to their Torrey road home after a cruise ! Alpha Phi and a Distributive I i'lected president of the Senior Places? Education Major. 'class at St. Bernard College, of to Nassau in the Bahamas and .. * * Bernard, Ala. a tour of the southern East and West Coasts of Florida, in- Go Four Grosse Pointe alumnae '" ¥ '" cluding a stop-over at Miami lamoroUS of Manhattanville Coliege of the MRS. WILLIAM S. NEW-Beach. Sacred Heart attended the col- NAN, of Washington road, is * ... * Mayo.Jt lege's annual reunion recently. president of the Children's SUSAN GALDA of Calvin SPACIOUSNESS They were Mrs. Daniel J. Tin. Jto% &r-,...... it Ne;,:rological Development Pro- road, has been ele~ted co-chair- dall, Jr. of Audubon road; Mrs. It's the on!y word to describe this "HAS EVERYTH ING" 6 BEDROOM brick ,~ gram, wh~ch hel~ its an~ual I man of the Social Committee of AT WilliQm ,T. ?1riggs of Whittier membership meetmg last nIght, the Lawrence University Stu- COLONIAL in EXCLUSIVE GROSSE POINTE AREA. Well Landscaped Lot FASHION TRESSWIG road; Mrs. G. William Goering at the Detroit Society for Crip- dent Senate, Appleton, Wis., with lots of Trees. Huge sunken Living room has raised hearth Ledgestone .4.11 Shade .' the world's finest wig of Fillcrest lane and Mrs. Peter pled Children. Miss GaIda is a sophomore and ../HOM[ SHOWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ,F. Kennedy of Hillcrest ave. FIREPLACE, Luxurious FAIV,ILY-ROOM with FIREPLACE and Sliding Glass * '" '" member of Kappa Alpha rPG / or select from wide stock of colors nue. ,a doorwall overlooking yard. Wall to Viall C/\RPETING and DRAPES through. £a >I: • • 1500' I in our private Vvig boutique Among those elected to the Theta sorority. out, Paneled LI BRARY, Modern well designed Kitchen with BU ILT -I N double BARBARA AUG Board of Directors of Goodwill I • • • : 4 VA 1-1650 tl. + II d USTOhr: ..w.as Industrie5 of Greater Detroit I Among l'ecent vacationers in r OVEN, RANGE and DISHWASHER. Many, many other fine custom features 5% off with this ad [ a e as !r-w--u---t-..r- Mondays thru Wednesdays r£'cen /thmsB- ta T ruhs, uuaU"- are BILL O. BRINK, of Edge- rort Lauderdale, FI~., was too numerous to mention in such limited space. Call for further information 'I man 0 e e au c apter of '. ROSEMARY A. CUSENZA of Zeta Tau Alpha at Albion Col- mere road, preSident, REG., ' I and appointment. . ME""RlDEW f F . h 1 Stanhope road. 'lege. M1SS Auguston 11 sopho- n. ,0 r. I rom e I more at Albion Coll~ge is the road, first vice pre sid e n t; * * • I USj~?:=:::rD;;~:::::. : daughter of MR. and MRS. GEORGE M. ALDRIDGE, of I MR. and M~S. R. J. FORES- IF YOU OWN A HOME KENNETH P AUGUST ON of Lakeland avenue, second vice MAN a,nct theIr daughter, JO- ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE PROGRAM 20845 Mack Ave. TV 1-0953 St. Paul av"~ue. 'president; and GERALD c'l ANNE,. of WeIlin,gton place, , Michigan's largest be:luty salon chain * * '" SCHROEDER, 0 f Shoreham have JUst returned from a i" NA;\ley STEPHENSON has' road, treasurer. ~eek's sta~ a,! ~e Green Brier IF YOU HAVE A HOME FOR SALE . recently been initiated as a * * * I m West V~gm~a. -* member of the Gamma Omega Recipients of silver plaques Ask Us About Out 30 Day I chapter of Alpha Delta Pi sor- in the 1964-65 Ford-Future Sel- MR. and MRS. JOHN GL- Guarantee Saie Plan ority at Michigan State Uni- entists ot' America competition COTT HASTINGS, of Kerche- versity. included Df\NIEL BARRETT, a val avenue, announce the birth Nancy is the daughter of MR. seventh grade student at St. of a daughter, MARGARET TU 6-3030 Public Auction and MRS. JOHN STEr'HEN- Paul's School, whose project ANNE, May 3. Mrs. Hastings ~------___ is the former MARY KATE was entitled "Color Perception WORCESTER, d a ugh t e r of 20551 Mack Ave, by Fish," and MAT THE W MR. and MRS. PHILIP I. TUESDAY, MAY 25th at I and 8 P.M. DOUGLAS DEVINE, an eighth WORCESTER, of V end 0 m e Grosse Pointe Woods grade student at Pierce Junior roa d . High School, w hose project was WEDNESDAY, MAY 26th at 8 P.M. entitled "Pre-Flight Training Don't make the mistake of Grosse Pointe's ONLY TV Realty Co. for Mousetronauts:' trying td push yourself forward . '" . by patting yourself on the back. Estate removed from Journeying to Wells College, ~ ~~~~~~.:.------~--- = ----~- ~ ~ Aurora, N.Y:., to participate in ~ ~~~ ~j Orchard Lake, Mich, Wells' 15th annual Fathers (~ VVeekend May 7 through 9, were Fred T. Moran, of Hamp- Located in Grosse Pointe Farms and St. Paull s Parish :~',~ Provi:"1cial fruitwood lam~ tables, fruitwaod coffpe tobie, twin ton road, father of MARIANNE mahogany bedroom set, pair of mahogany bachelor chests, MORAN, '67, and HERVEY C, Tonnancour Pt \"~ Robert Irwin mahogany dining rOOm set, Dutch grandmother's PARKE, of University place, clock, leother top desk, Florentine gold decorated console and -y~V f '~ mirror, rosewood marble top Victorian I)utch cabinet, mahogany corner choir, fruitwood nest of tebles. ,'~ '~~J " ~ Set of gold band Limoges dishes, set of Crown Derby Mikado pattern dishf's, cut 9l;)ss, crl!~t set, Lalique lamp. ~ Sheffield champaQne coolers, silver :eo services. ~ Contemporary and traditional oil paintings. , ~ Three wrought iron gloss top dinette sets, Bamboo sofa onJ , ~ chair. Wednesday nenin, feature: ~ Collection of OV1r 60 carved and unusua' PIPES. \' ~ ',' (d ..' Built by one of Grosse Pointe's leading builders ••. th~s 0" exceptional home whicl, ff 4 b d I'b 3v: b th . M . 0 ers e rOOlT.S, I rary, ,2 0 s and FlOrida room, utschler kitchen, 2-cor attached garage, excellent decor Exponsl'o' f 2 dd" I d d b th (( Du Mouchelle • I, Or a Itrono be rooms an a s. ~ ART GALLERIES CO. I 409 E. Jeff.rson Ave. KENNETH W. CARTER & co. REALTORS (one block from City-County ~uildinc) WO 3-6255 t '. l = • T Thursday, May :'0, 1965 I GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen I! Woman's. . Pag.e • • by, of and for. Pointe Women ! 1/" If /I '.' (J II h /Mr. Snowday .Engaged Betrothed IGOP Women International IChance to Meet ftlld, \l1'('Iing DAC Beavers Hold To Claim Bride Hold Meeting Stars of Met Be II June 11 Grosse Pointers and their Mr. and Mrs. Warner Leslie The Women's RepubBcan guests if they act immediately, " a - '- Big Circus Evening Moore, of Biarritz Circle, De- Club of Grosse Pointe held its Plans for the International can enjoy dinner with Roberta troit, announce the engagement Peters, William Walker, and May meeting Monday, May 17, Bali, scheduled to be held at other stars of the .Metropolitan Edd' K d H' B d P f b d of their daughter, Margaret Ie rupa an IS an er orm A oar Circus Elaine, to Hall Terry Snowday, in the Crystal Ballroom of the Cobo Hall on Friday evening. Opera this Sunday ~Jight, May Wagon Replica In Natatorium "Big Top;" Warney Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Grosse Pointe War Memorial. June 11, are progressing. 23, at 7 o'clock, in the Grosse Ruhl Appears !n Gym "Main Ring" Terry Snowday, of Harcourt" Three hundred and fifty Grosse The ball, staged under the au- Pointe War Memorial's Fries spices of the International Insti- Crystal Ballroom. .------. - road. Pointers and friends gathered tute, will be set in a lovely Frances Robinson and An• The DAC Beavers produced "The Greatest Show Miss Moore is a senior at tbe to hear the address of John A. palace garden, shimmering in thony BUss, representing Met •. ,. ~)':"'J:1(',:, ~:.r.'~, on Earth" on Saturday evening, May 8, when members Grace School of Nursing. Mr. Stormer, author of the best the rosy hue of being literally management and board of di- '. ;,,(";'jen: \1,s. st1ged the annual Beavers formal party an the fourth Snowday is a graduate of Hills. selling book, "None Dare Call "in the pink" aga'inst a back- rectors will be pre~ than those with a little learning. . ,0 . YOU Can earn top wages as a • HAIR STYLIST • MANICURIST • INSTRUCTOR JOBS WAITING FOR Regardless of the ~eather outside our beauti- DONSE GRADUATES ful indoor pool is always kept at a comforta?le Remember us? We're the Yokoms, We placed a few ods about 82 Y '11 also enjoy the courteous service BIG PAW in this poper lost year ond met many fine people, fro"m oo~ staff of 82 people, and we ~uarantee \AI 'to put 0 few more in this yeor, so be sure to read , you'll bowl over 82' in our new bowling lanes. y, e ore gomg $5°0WEEKLY h You may find thot BIG PAW is just the resort you hove Sparkling Mutschler Kitchen, cozy panelled Family room, master ..... ~...... t em. I . Featuring: There's about 82 other things to do ~t the ~ort been looking for to rest, relax end hove a me vocation . Lic,ns,d 4nd ApPT01led by bedroom. bath and dressing room. Living roorn with natural fireplace State Boord of COllmctologiats Huron Motor Inn including just plam loafl':l~' plus bay. Spacious dining I'oomf powder room. Second floor: 3 large bowling, boating,. fishing, !~eam rO .\ at .. d' _ _ $ rt ..... I , \ Page Twenty G R 0 SSE POI N, TEN E W S Thursday, May 20, 1965 Thursda HOMES FOR SALE in "The Pointes" ------.-.4\ offered by MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE BROKERS ASSOCIATION I YOUR AD GROSSE POINTE I GROSSE POINT': l_G_R_O_S_S_E_P_O_IN_T_E_ GROSSE POINTE --~. ~------. ~.---- 1------33rd Year Chorge Ads STANTON LANE ! GROSSE POINTE SHORES - JEFFERSON on the LAKE IOc eoch , • 1 GKAi\lD :\'L-illAIS, 740 - How An attrachve Early Ame!"I<;an I mo.'e? ThIs A quiet wooded lane border- 'd . "t - "I t' , soon can YOll '. • reSI e~ce m a op oca Ion! white Center Hall Colonial is ing the lake provides a beau. ' Spacious 4 bedroom face convement to schools. trans- II' . . " tiful setting for this excep brick, den or 5th bedroom, TUXEI . d "Th H'll" h Just waltmg for .I ou, Near tional -anch home, The well 27' family room, enclosed P?r t atIOn an e I s .op- I the La.~e it has family room. I 3 TI pmg area. St: Paul parIsh. I 3 bedrooms. 2% baths, gas planned kitchen c'ontains a porch, seawall, electric hoist, Among oth~r flne feat~res ~re heat and lots of carpets. In- large breakfast area and lot 70x360. Near 13 Mile. LINER a new .famlly room wIth fire- I vest todav in happiness. TU complete G.E. built-ins. Fam- CUNNINGHAJ place, hbrary, 5 bedrooms. 31,~ 4.0600 . ily room, separate dining GWENELL TU 2-1730 1890 Kerch. baths and attached garage. . room, 2 baths, attractively TU 5-9898 landscaped 119' lot HALL PLACE, 78 - Charming HARKNESS PI GROSSE PTE. SHORES 20313 Mack Colonial in Radnor Park with An extremely fine ranch house. HAMPTON 655 - A Walter DEEPLA.'-.1])S TU 4-3100 :> bedrooms. kitchen with dish- Paneled family room with fire- Mast .. ranch in m()ve-right-in l=on'NTREE _ Ch . NEWS SA washer and disposal, paneled piace. Florida room overlooking I condItIon. Located on a 75' n.ru . armmg ~ol- DOWNTOWN games room, with bar, powder garden. 3 bedrooms. dressing lot only a block from school I omal, Shmgle, Stone an~ Bnck, Grand Circw roo~, scn.-ened terra,.:e, gas 'l 14 bedrooms, 2lh baths, WIth fam- Majestic Bldl room, 2 baths and modern kit. and th e lak e. F me famI Y '1 tt h d 2 heat and some carpet. Cir- room, large breakfast room, II y roexn, a ac e car garage. E. JEFFERSON chen with all built-ins. Com- Members of the Alden Park Ci.t1 I. Ir:;day, May 20, 1965 Thursday, May 20, 1965 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED GROSSE POINTE Three Tr~nk Lines To Serve You 9ulckly CALL TUxedo 2.-6900 Three Trunk Lines To Serve You 9uickly DEADLINE 12. NOON TUESDAY Chcrge Ads- J 2 words for $1.00 3-LOST AND FOUND 4-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION WANTED 6-FOR RENT- 8-ARTICLES FOR SAtE IOc eoch odditionol word -- 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE S-ARTICLES FOR SALE J nTrE'-;O:\" on the LAKE MALE AND FEMALE ( Unfurnished) LOST: Solid gray male cat. De- ART STUDENT, U. of M., needs RUMMAGE SALE clawed. 7 mile-Mack area. Re- ;; :,Ci,J'i' 4 bedro;)m face Coli MIDDLEAGED WOMAN to take summer job. Graphic arts and GAR AGE apartment: Grosse LEAD GARDEN FIGURES ward. TUxedo 4.7897. ANTIQUES )r'c ..... d('n or 5th bedroom. TUXEDO 2-6900 care of partially paralyzed design training. TUxedo 1- Poiute Farms near Kercheval. SHEPHERD - SHEPHERDESS Thursday, May 20, 9 A.M. Antiquated - Almost New, patient 7 days a week. Prefer 5687. '7 Ll:~l;l~' room. enclosed 3 Trunk Linss 4-HELP WANTED 1 bedroom. Available June 15, That's What "Memories" are l'lr'!: 'e;!\\'alL e1('ctriC' hnist, one with some nursing experi- $115. R e ply to Box Z80, Approximately 4' tall. Only fig- Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church made of. MALE AND FEMALE ence. Must have own tr_tDS- 5A-SITUATIONS ures cf this type known to II: 7"\.:;( ..1. :\"r3r 13 :\1ile. LINER STATIONS Grosse Pointe News. 17440 E. Jeff~rson portation. Private room and WANTED (Dome.tic) be in existence. Call aite!' 6 MEMORI ES SHOPPE CUNNINGHAM DRUGS P.M. Friday. Anytime Satur. Park in :;ity Park parking lot, 24916 Harper 772-7250 vVENELL TU 2-1730 16941 Kercheval at Nc.tre Dame REAL ESTATE SALESPEO. bath. Best wages. TU 2-5757. TU 5-96118 GOURMET COOKING, cocktail CADIEUX & E. JEFFERSON day. KEnwood 3-6586. 2 doors west of church. PLE - Training B.nd all pro- WAITRESS for lunch counter. parties, brunches, luncheons fessional service provided in- CARPETING, gray twist, 95 sq. ------HARKNESS PHARMACY Good hours. Apply at 21035 and dinners. 771-7132. 6 room terrace, oil heat, 3 LAWN SWF..EPER, $20; two MOVING to apartment-House yds. Lounge chairs, end tables, 20313 Mack Ave. at Lochmoor cluding Real Estate attor~ey, Mack at Roslyn, Grosse pte. half - full of furniture. 762 Tl1 4.3100 present at all closing. bedrooms, garage. Shown by tires 820-15, $10; tubes, lap, lamps, desk, power mower, nEEPL\.""DS Woods, TUxedo 4-1170. RELIABLE lady wishes conval- appt. only. Call Mr. Bliss. wedding dress and veil. TUx- South Renaud. Open Satur- shutter doors, carpet runner. NEWS SALES STATIoN8 DOVER, 18164 Mack Ave., eSl:ent, babysitting Cdre, light ()f:" fi{/.'E -- Charming Col- WOodward 1-0321 edo 4.4668. day. TUxedo 4-9902. DOWNTOWN AREA TUxedo 6.3730. VAlley 4-5883. .d. ~illn..:lf'. StOIl(, and Brick. GOVERNESS wanted, 4 chil- duties. Home evenings. 824- Grdnd Cll'CUS Park News Stand dren. No housework, live in. 4811. DRAFTING TABLE, 5x7. Ping- .c•. ~:.'l{I.l1.,. ~1.~ hath". with fam- MdjestIc Bldg. News Stand PRICELESS HEIRLOOM 24" GIRLS' BIKE, good condi- Own room, bath, television. 29230 SOUTH RIVER Rd. on pong table. Fireplace set. r() 1(.1. :,It;tchf'd 2 C:lr garage. E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS I'm a working girl who inherit- tion. TUxedo 4-5161. Alden Park Manor, E. Jefferson Top wages. Grosse Pointe GERMAN woman desires two Clinton R i v e r. 2 ~oom ed a priceless antique piano, and Early American bedstead and F (; ~n LT.\'. RC'ditor and VanDyke home, other help. References. days cleaning, ironing or cook- house, gas heat, boat dock, I just can't afford .1. This rare coffee table. Other items. DINING ROOM set, 6-pieee Camerons Gift Shop. Way burn New Jobs TUxedo 5-4312. in? Referenetes. 256-6069 beautifully landscaped, 2 car stained birch Conant Ball. 69 .\lac;" ..h('. TlJ'. 1.8310 & Je!t. museum piece, one of the first TUxedo 22721, aiLer 4:30 Park Drugs. CityLim:i:s Wmdsor. garage. $125 per month. Tuxe- ten Steinways ouilt, is in excel- p.m. or Sat urday. New, sacrifice. VEnic~ 9-2593. GROSSE POINTE PARK JANITOR-Wanted for church, FINNISH WOMAN . h k do 2-6781. lent conditioll. 17 years in the Daily KITTENGER breakfront, large DINING SET, solid cherry fruit- :.tllle,' Pharmacy, Wayburn and Southeast section. Call VAlley . WlS e.s w~r '. bl..ilding, finished in 1875, in. Kl'rcheval 4-7869. 3 days cleamng and Iromng. VERY PRIVATE garage apart- Oriental rug, beautiful, many wood finish. drop leaf table, " Sn.!lvan Pharmacy, Beaconafied I laid wtih rare woods and gold. IT.\ - Ranch. 3 !wdrooms. TRAINEES $13 a day. 823-2603. ment in Grosse Pointe. All accessories. French Provin- captain's chairs, server, $300. and Kerr!:;evtoal Once valued by Steihway as -dn~I::, r"(lIll LouIs Party Store on CharlevoIx SALES cial sofa. Italian cocktail TUxedo 4-7450. 4A-HELP W~NTED IEXPERIENCED lady wishes five redecorate~., 2 bedroo~, priceless. It must be sold. No GROSSE POINTE CITY TECHNICAL table. Valarie Inc., 4126 N. (Domestic) I days or day work. Have own modern klt~len, stove, refrI- reasonable offel~ reiused. .:--;'1' IIlsn: f{ 5 bed Kopp's Pharmal:Y. Cadtewc and ACCOUNTING 922 0947 gerator, dlshwasher. $145. Woodward, LIncoln 9-6669. SMALL used piano, good con- Kercheval HELEN SAINT FE. 5-7990 dition, $325. Bench, delivery, 'If':' '. 111rary_ Florida room. Cunningham's Drul'. Notre Dame PURCHASING ATTRACTIVE position avail- car, - . Available immediately. TUx- _': ".:'L' !'(l{ll and Cahana. and Kp.rcheval PERSONNEL able in Grosse. P0iJ;lte. Woman EXPERIENCED lady wishes 3 edo 1-9431. guarantee included. Smiley Notre Dame Pharmacy. Notre BEAUTIFUL Steinway Grand, WANTED t • '. 1'11",: PUBLIC RELATIONS 25 to 45, to live m. Gener~l days steady or office cleaning. Bros. TR. 3-8800. Open eve. Dame and Kercheval refinished in ebony. Recon- Women"s Spring nings and Sunday 1 to 5. GROSSE POINTE FARMS OTHERS housework and care. of 3 Chll- References. TE 1-9448. 6A-FOR RENT- ditioned and guaranteed, Buy :!.:. ::;) 1 floor 3-I)('droQm Trail Pharmacy, Kercheval oD dren. No laundry, light cook- (Furnished) Clothes the Hill International now! Terms at bank rates. GARAGE SALE. Saturday, 10 :: , i ,,' ,\.' h b;'c;f' "tora::e ar-2a ing. Large, private room, EXPERIENCED I a d y desires Farms Drues.. F1l!her Rd. and Smiley Bros. TR. 3-6800. for Consignment a.m. to 4 p.m. 871 Lakepointe, :.':': flo()r RC'tT('ation KeIcheval Personnel bath, TV, air conditioning. 2 days or week work, or dish- FURNISHED 2-bedroom home. 26328VAN DYKE Open eve~ and Sunday 1 66%% Return Grosse Pointe. Luggage, dra. ~ .• :'. '.'.1' h ;!~lthentil' bar. Sch~ttlers Drug;a. J'1Bher Rd. and July and Au g u s t. TUxedo Maumee days off per week. Salary de. washing job. 921-5763. to 5. peries, spreads, clothing, fur. 539-4440 pends on qualifications. Top 1-1734after 4:30 p.m. Monogramming Kinsel Drup, Mack and 7-Mile niture, lamps, books, miscel- :\ ~\ll;LEY --t lJ('droom. 212 Road recent references. Call dur- A-I COLORED woman wishes IS MY child musically inclined? Embroid~ry Wood's D:" p tr $ - Page Twenty-Two G R 0 SSE POI N TEN .E W S '\ hursday, May 20, \9b5 t.: .I ' '. .."',:'',''.. ,":, .'.' ..~i' . - 155.34 ft ~ "CL~SSIFIED A~~- !JI" :It f M 772-7240 your< AD CAN IE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines To Serve You 9ulc.ly CALL TUxedo 2-6900 rhree Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly DEADLINE 12. NOON TUESDAY RIDGE Farms ~=~RTI~L~~_~~R _SA~E---I ~-ARTICLES WANTED l1-AUTOS FOR SALE 12,A-BOATS AN D will b MOTORS ART ilOTPOI:\'T {'lectric stove, 30",/ W~ BUY old gold, ,ewelry. and 1961 GALAXIE, 2.door, power REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PR 9-257 $30. Text'do 1.6629. SIlver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 steering, brakes, automatic 16.FT. THOMPSON, 35-h.p. mo. ._~ ------~- - - Moross Road. transmission, excellent condi. tor, electric starter, trolling TROMB Duplex CLOSI~G Ol;T - Ma:.y items! PORTABLE T RAM POLINE tion. R~asonable. TU 2-7216. plate, trailer, full equipment, GROSSE PTE. FARMS Advanced SOLID INVESTMENT IN ST. CLAIR SHORES TUxed ~t ValeriE'S. Paris Flea ~ar.! 882.6141. 1963 CHRYSLER 300 convert. $895. TUxedo 1-2379. BY OWNER Sty Iing EXCELLENT INCOME Between 10-11 Mile Roads I ket SaIl' now until end of ~- .. - -~ .------ible, light blue metallic, power i6.FT. FIBERGLASS ;ith 33- PROPERTY EARNING 8S;; Attractive .. French Povi~c~al. Idistingui~hes thJS out.of.the.ordi- m~~th. Samplr French sofa. I WA:JTED - Ho.me of furni. steering, power brakes, power h.p. motor, good condition. SPRING IS HERE Large l~vmg ro~m, dl:1mg: nary new home at 20800 :\lartcr, S1",;) ~Iarble top tables. (Iec.) ture or odd pleces. WA 1. . d b k t ts B k SiB t ff 'fq- d 29940 956.58 TROMBLEY . . b 0 4 -7 wm ows, uc e sea . ra e es 0 er. ~ uxe o. . ro~m,. kItchen. WIth }' bay. 3 Grosse Pointe Woods. El<.quiste Well. built in 1953. Living room or~tor co('ktaI! ta Ie. 1 xl : 8;) 5. newl relined. $1895. VAlley ~_~ ~ __ ~ _ AJ.'1D WE ARE INTRODUCING orJ£'ntal. a hrautv. ~rw wall. ------. -~--- - y , EVINRUDE 10 hp Sportwin, tWill Size bcdrovms. 1 /2 ba~'hs. family room. Custom built with with fireplace, 2 or 3 bedrooms. papers in no\\". Wf' df'('orate: WANTED: Conver3lOn :1'1 0 ~ 0 r 3-1163. 1961. Connectit,g 6 gal. gas Plastered basem.ent. 2 fIre. hidden construction values that ,2 baths, 2 furnaces. 3.car ga. . .. I' I Jlounts for Chevy engine mto I----~------~------.--.-- TO BOAT-MINDED places. By apPoll1tment. make maintenance unusually rage. pools v.:Ith 1I~'Ing p a~tlc f uW': '37 Ford Call 543-5't21 after 1961 CORVETTE co~vertIble, tank, $90. TU 4-1911 after 4 ers. Call touay R£'glster for i b \1 d th F" d' automatic, bronze With black p.m. FAMILIES TUxedo 2-9027 r modest. I ;!ift d th£' month. V:.:lrrie Inc. i __ p.m_._._on ay ~I __ I_I.:.:: toP. $1,900. TUxedo 1.1226. ~ ~ . _ ----~--~-_._~~---- ! INVEST IN 4126 :--.;. Woodward. Lincoln: BOOKS art objects paintings .---~----~------~----- 14' THOMPSON, 28 hp, trailer, For Sale or YOUR Ft.;lTRE: 9-6669. ' . ' . 1964 FALCON, radIO, heater, good condition, must sell. TV "F ARM" - Charming farm co- I ------~ - -- - I ImmedIate casb. Ziebart undercoating, $1,300. 4.39;8. "Ayon on the lonial, 3 bedroom, 1112 baths, For Lease AXTIQl'E library tahIr. Early I B; C. Claes Book Shop TUxedo 1.7592. aluminum storms and screens, GEORGE PALMS Rlty. Victorian. marble top. VAl. ~Jnc~ .1928. ------..--- 116' THOMPSON, 40 hp electric fl large living and dining rooms. BARRINGTON 508 - 4 bed- CALL 886-4444 rooms, 3 baths. One block from ley 4-6883. 1 certJf~:d AppraIsals CISITALIA '55 roadster. T.Bird start Evinrude, Gator trailer, Lake $24,500. Open Sunday 2 to 5 ------WO 3 267. engine, hand made Italian full canvas, extras. VAlley p.m. 471 Calvin, TUxedo 5- lake and park. LOWREY Holirla.\' Drluxc or,r!an, We have excellent books and body. needs work, best offer. 3-1677 after 6 p.m. or week. (LaYon Road) 8262. in fine walnut. f.inish. t~scd.! delightful paintings for sale., TUxedo 2-7621. ends. Excellent condItIOn. Sml1£'Y, _ _. . ~ ~ ~ 2101 LANCASTER OUR ALL NEW OPEN SAT. AND S1Th'.. 2.5 Bros. TR 3-6800. Open eve. I MUSTAN~ '65,. V.8, 4 barrel, CRUISERS INCORPORATED. WATER.WONDERLAND nings and Sunday 1 tv 5. I PIANOS WANTED automatIc. radl?, other extr.as. 18.ft., 75 bp Johnson el~etric, GROSSE POINTE RI u th ,Charmmg 3.bedroom. 21~.bath. SIXTY-LOT SUBDIVISION CO.OP, 16825 Cranford - One A' bungalow. Excellent condi------.: - - .. - - . - .-; Grands, Spinets, and small Up. Honey gold.wh1te. Low mlle. t r a i I e r, all canvas, many 40 to 65-FT. CANAL WIDTHS !1O!POl); r !:kctnc rang-f'. 40 . nghts. Highest cash paid. age, like new. $2,295. TUxedo extras. 372.0631. unit of 5 family terrace. New. I' SSO C Iate S tion. Fenced yard. Recreation ALSO LAKE FRONT SITES 1 (,ood condltJ~n.. Call 884.2190 VE 7-0-06 5.7417. --.------~ _ ly decorated, 4 bedrooms, 2 12 I room with bar. Fireplace. car- after 7 p_m. F nday. ,) ) SAILBOAT, Lightning, fine con. AVAILABLE baths, recreation, 2 fire. i of Grosse Pointe peting. Garage. Early posses. .- --~. - --"- _. ------~ ----- '61 VW, red, gas heater, sun clition. 2 sets sails including places, garage. TUxedo 4'1 sion. $24.500. Owner. 881.6731. PJ:W; PO;\;C; table. regulation. WA:'oJ'TED. rabbit hutch. Call! roof, radio. whitewalls, $950. spinnaker. Reasonable. TU Navigable Depth Boat 5590; weekends and evenings, TU 6-4060 ~ _ t 835. Craf slI1tln reel pow l? r Tl:xedo 2.8592. TUxedo 1.4499. 2-3315. TUxedo 1-4523. 81 Kercneval on the Hill mower. 21". S:~O. Store scale ------______. _ rv100rageat Your I I I I BALFOVR 1064 S15. n.xedo 1-6312. PORCH FUR~ITURE . Wrought CONVERTIBLE white Chevro. DELUXE Sport Utility 19 ft., Back Door ------; Member of National AssoC'iation I ..- --- - . ------iron or rattan, bookcase 01' let Impala, 1958, with red in. 150 HP Gray motor. Vinyl (UNDERGROUND EDISON I of Real Estate Boards I Spacious 5 bedroom Spanish ATTOR.'lE ROPER Gas Range. Good con. breakfront. TUxedo 1.6312. terior. Very good condition. car pet, fiberglas bottom, AND PHONE LINES) 529 HEATHER LANE I National C()Uncil of style design. 2 full and 3 half house i dition. $30. TU 1-660'2. ------Original owner, $475. TUxedo many extras, excel1E.'nt con. $35,000, WANTED - Furnit1lre set for 2.8912. OPEN ONE WEEK ONLY I Women Realtors baths. Charming living room POLAROID 850 el£'ctric eve. large porch, preferably rat .. _.. _ dition, sacrifice at $1,495.00. SIXTY 70-FT. I with fireplace. TV roo m . 303l. TU 5.5938 or WO 1-6755. complde A:-IDERSE:'i case. tan. Call TUxedo 2-1497. 1951 FORD 2.door. New dealer BUILDING SITES Early American Cape Cod I Grosse Pointe Women Real Screened porch 10x17. Lot DOCTO nwnt \\indow. I" The!1llo. ------paint job, 31,000 actual miles, B.B.Il. mahogany 20' sloop. fully with brick floor entry. 4 Estate COllnsellors 80x205. Excellent condition. Grosse TO CHOOSE FROM bedrooms. laundry, 2 fire- By appointment~86'.5856. pane center. 82" wide x 66" WANTED to purchase. Tiffllny, second car. snow tires with ,I equipped, $1500. TUxedo 4. Agent, hit:h. Pole lamp. 881.0308. I St~uben, and other a~t glass, rims. Must be seen to be ap- 7823. MODELS OPEN DAILY places. Over 50. -~-~------~---- , ...i o:ICntal rugs and flOe fu~. predated. TUxedo 5.1838. 41 STONE HURST GROSSE COMBIXATION bahy buggy" mture. Century House Anti.,. ~ _~~ __ ~ _ 1-5, 7-9 ALSO i AND 5 BEDROOM KERMATH Sea Jeep engine. 4 Grosse Poinl e Shores buy fro J SATURDAY 1-6 COLONIALS . GROSSE POINTE stroller. table and ",hair, high ~ que:-:, 17105 Livernois. UNiver. MERCEDES.BENZ, 190, black, cylinder, 60 h.p. Direct drive, room r SUNNINGDALE DRIVE, 964- chair a~d car seat. S60: .Ca:-oc-i sity 1-1510. ' 1957 four.door. Red leather, 30 hours use since rebuilt. SUNDAY 1-9 NEW 4 bedroom Colonial. baths, f ment wmdow air.condltlOner. I ------hucket seats AM.FM radio I $50. WOodward 2-5388 or TUx. Open Daily 2 to 4:30 Deluxe. spotless, 3.bedroom west of David Willison 1 S5~._821.0525. _~ __I_l~:-:-~UTOS FOR SAL_~~_1 dual heater .. ~iebart protected: edo 5-7039. "GREENBRIAR" COLONIAL ranch. Dining. 2 '2 baths, lib. MODEL iWALTERH. MAST rary, fa mil y. recreation RUG. 9'xI2'. with pad, $25; 11960 MERCURY. sliver station I $600. TU 5.2225. eo. SAILBOAT-16' Comet class, ex. PRICED FROM CO. rooms. New kitchen. attic, ca?,pra. Ex~kta F-1.9, S9J.! wagon (this is the big one), 1 --FO---R-D--r--a--n-c-h-,-v-a-g-on-,-V-'8-, 1957 cellent condition, with trailer, TU 2-1400 sprinklers. TUxedo 4-5590; IRISH SE Tl; 4-2.106 ARC. TUxedo 4.066a. . . _I to .be sold when new car is I ~utomatic, power brakes and $450. 582-1436. weekends and evenings, TUx. ~< ~,.!i"~~ SOFA, SBO: lounge chair, $35; dehvered. I. have spen~ hun. steering. radio, heater. new -----~--~--~-~- $37,700 edo 1-4523. "';. SCHNAUZl PARTNERSHIP: 50% in $1,500, I rhannp! baek chair. $30. r dreds o~ thIS. automobll~ reo tires. Good mechanically. $150. FOR SALE. By Owner. 4-bed. t'".. AKC reg 26' Chris Craft, dinette, 1956. GROSSE POiNTE FARMS-Col. ' ~ _ ~';~.. T:obles. TUxedo 1.8986. I c.ently. mdudmg pre m 1u m TUxedo 1.4279. (Including lot, seawall and slip) room Colonial, 2h bath. ,, ~ ------.. ------. tires. Runs and looks like --. __ . ~ __ onial, Hillcrest and Piche.: ed. 11 \\ Includes 1965 insurance and OTHER PLANS AND MODELS Mutschler kitchen, 9 years old. FIGURAMA slenderizing table, new, $850. TUxedo 1-5518. OLDSMOBILE '63 Super 88, 4. dockage at DYC. Excellent TO CHOOSE FROM- Fall occupancy. $44,000. TU Brick, double attached garage; HARYARD ROAD BRITTANY portable. 5100. TUxedo ].9384. ;-.:------door hardtop, Owner. Excel. condition. Let's economize in COLONIALS • RANCHES • 4.5948. wit h enclosed breezeway.; COLONIAL AKC n - - _. - a8 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4- lent condition. Extras. Besi fun with responsible bacbelor. Large air conditioned summer; Spacious 6.bedroom home_ children GARAGE SALE, Saturd:-y. ~ay, door: Radio. heater. auto.: offer. PRescott 7.2783. CAPE CODS • TRI.LEVELS- Wilhelm, 539-5000, Ext. 4666. room. Moderni ~ed kitchen. I Excellent location, newly TUxedo' 22, 9 a.m. 55 "loorland Dnve, I mallc. Runs good. $150. TUx. '1 . . _ OR WILL BUILD TO SUIT- --~------_._~ ----- 221 DEAN LANE dishwasher, dbposal. tiled: decorated. \\'ith paneled li- north of Vernier. off Lake., edo 1.8135. '61 CHEVROLET impala con. BOAT-Chris Craft Sea Skiff, YOUR PLANS OR OURS WA~TED: ~n~ plastered] b.~sement ~\'ith, brary. 3~ baths. By appoint. shorE.'. Porch furniture, mis.' --_---:---,. vertible. Power s tee r i n g, 18', 105 h.p. inboard. Excel. Faim Colonial ,;ood hon c('llaneous. CHEvY 11 Nova statIOn wagon. brakes, windows and seat. IDclDerator, 1/2 oaths, 3 aed. / ment. Owner, 884.5189. I lent condition. $1,695. TUxedo Tri.level in Grosse Pointe rooms, breakfast nook, large ture POQ . ------.---;-- I 1964 .. Power brakes. power Good condition. 822.9571. 1-5257. Farms built by Kimbrough, living and dining room, newly. ._~_ ;\1Il'(K STOLE. let out Canadian' steermg, many extras. 293. BASSET h( lV\arv. 1956. 4 bedrooms, 2lJz baths, decorated. $29,81)0. Appoint- 1 RANCH. 3-bedroom, 212 bath, :\lcKenzie River, 'Wild mink, 8242. THUNDERBIRD. 1957, black, 12F-RESORT PROPERTY f large den and sunroom, high $100. Al modern. like new. medium ------'-- automatic transmission. Ex. ment, TUxedo 4.t756. Ii custom built. Lots of extras, FOR SALE ceiling beamed living room. I 881-6108. brown, size 18. $325. TUxedo CHEVY II. '63. 6,cylincer, auto. cellent condition. TU 2.1430. ._----- Boutin 6 years old. Real nice. 532.500. ?9Q62. mallc, radIO. heater. white- _ WO 1-0156. After 5 p.m., I Rebert John Rd. - "Woods." POODLE: RIVIERA BEACH, F.LORIDA TU 4.6622. ~--.---~-.f--~---- TUxedo 4.6045. - ., -" ------~-- --- I walls. 2 snow tires and wheels, ,'61 BONNEVIlLE convertible, Model 772-7240 Office 884-7733 I i white, 3 Handy residential location, I WILLING to trade. O.fermg at. ,~ ~ _ PRIVATE SALE-Moving after A.I condition. 371-3014. air.conditioned, power sea t, wormed. I $;14,000. New 4 large rooms. ------tractive 3-bedroom Colonial,' GROSSE POINTE WOODS- 37 years. Poreh glider. rush ------. --.------. -.----.--- etc. 35,000 miles, $1500. TUxe. Central heat. Can be used as ~-8278. "quarrs. furniture. pictl~r{' 1~2 MERCURY IVlonterey. 2- do 6.2848. with spacious family room. 2024 Lennon. 3.bedroom. story 2 bedroom home. French Pro. CO.OP - 20440 Vernier, near good appointments, on Merri. i and a half brick. 1 bath. 2 frames. antiqut:s. Many mlS' I . 001', J::l.wer brakes, steerIng, _~ ~ ~ _ GROSSE POINTE FARMS - 3 vincial cabinets, utility room. 20-PIA~ cellaneous articles, Saturday, I a~tomatH'. whltewalls. Low TRIUMPH '61. TR3. red, spoke bedroom, brick colonial, mod. Eastland. Oile year old, 2 weather road, for 4- or 5.bed.1 half. 2.car garage. newly dec. Carport. Laundry or storage bedrooms, carpeted, air.con. E 1" h 1 t I ' . f 1\lav 22 10 to 5. 1215 Audubon mileage. $1,050. Days TRin- wheels, clean. Call 884-2190 ern kitcben, dinette, panelled ditioner, larlte closets (2 walk- room .ng IS -stye, sate Y I orated. carpeted. attiC aa. PIANO TI room. Nice large corner lot Park ' Ity 2-1448; evenings TUxedo after 7 p.m. Friday. den, dining room, 2 car ga. ~ home. 421-2200. gas heat. Excellent condition. guarante . - __. ~-~ - 6-0571. ! --- _ across from park. Write: in), private porch, private .~~ ~__ Call owner for appointment. rage, convenient location, 175 basement, $17,000. Open daily Tl;xedo PATIO BLOCKS. red concrete, -~--- OPEL. 1960 station wagon, good Mr. Hicks ------1 McKjnley, $26,500. TU 2-7586. 2:30-5:30 p.m. TUxedo 4-1740. Under $23.000. TUxedo 1-7896. 24"x30", :::1a piece. Pickup at ]960 CHEVROLET 2-door. ra-I condition. radio, heater, white. 370 West 33rd GROSSE PTE. WOODS COMPLE.T lng, ret _481.Lakeland. ~ __ ~~~'s. ~~~~:~53.llew WhiteWallj __ walls. $350. TUxedo _1.6312._ Riviera Beach. Florida N. ROSEDALE CT. 1187 ANITA, brick ranch, 2 ! 13A=LOTS FOR SAL-E- de-mothi BALDWIN ORGAN and ben~h, ..~-~.------.------.. ]961 CORVETI'E - 283" cubic car attached garage, Florida N ear] y new ENCHANTING ------Technici 4849 LAKE SHORE ROAD, On :')1 P. ebony. Exce1knt condi. FOR SALE by owner - 1964 ('ngine, new seats, new 3:6 room. By Owner. Immediate SHELBOURNE COURT 466 white rock face brick ranch Lake Huron. Near L~xington. tion. For' appointment, call Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 con. positraction, man y extras. occupancy. l<~or appointment. with black trim. EXQUISITE Moved to Florida Modern. furnished, 3 bed. VErmont 5.1592. after 6 p.m. v{'rtihle, white with black top. VerY fine condition $1900. call TUxedo 4-1433. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. one EARLY AMERICA.'l DECOR TO SETTLE EST ATE WE room, llh bath home on 50 x 21A-GE Thi~ is a beauty with hydra. 777:1096. ' story. Living room. natural THROUGHOUT. 3 or 4 bed- ARE OFFERING AT ROCK POOL. 12 ft. by 36" deep-Cor. 1700 ft. lot. Sandy beach. matie. power steering, power . fireplace, kite her.. din i n g rooms, natural fireplace. fine BOTTO~1 PRICES ru.gated ste~1 with filter and hrakPs. radio. heater. power 196'1 DODGE convertible. :mto. Cp.~ JOH~ S. GOODMAN area. 2 car attached garage. carpeting, delightful kit c hen ladder. 886.4773. ;mte-nna. fear seat speaker. matic, power steering, brakes, FIRST OFFERING NE I TU 6-3060 Full basement. Gas heat. i with built-ins, fimsh('d. paneled TWO LOTS and General Dl!itl 90 tires. white ','/ith red interior, smart. Fully landscaped. Newly dec. \ basement with Franklin stove. ! S(,HWI:--;}< WASP bicycle. beavy Rhlsonably priced at S2.450. good condition. TUxedo 2. FARM COLONIAL Stair orated. Excellent condition.! Attoched 2-car gara'e. TRULY' frame_ Good for newsboy. $25. I 'ft'wdo 4-6196, between 7.9! 6471 after 5 p.m. WHITTIER near Kercheval. Repai Immediate occupancy. Will A BEAUTY IN E\'ERY DE. i I-Zoned for duplex - 000 Complete Lionel train set and i p.m. ------.-.--~---- FLORIDA CO OP APT 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ii. Cigaret accessories. TUxedo 1.7660,' - _ '63 M.G. MIDGET. Excellent -. brary, screened terrace. La. sell on land contract to reo TAIL. BEST OF ALL, PLEAS- ' Block ~eff. near Mack. sponsible party. Shown by ANTLY PRICED! 2-329 Lak~shore Rd., on L.ake after 3 p.m. i\lGB '64. 12.000 miles. Best of. condition, red. LAkeview 1- 2 heriroom. 2 bath directly on vatory and recreation room. Ll i appointment only . /' SI. Clair, Grosse Pomte " .:------\' fer. MIdwest 6.5518. 0484. the ocean inland waterway at 538.900. Owner, TUxedo 2- B( SOLID CHERRY dmmg room .- .. --. - -- . -----.------.---~ !Jack door. On b;~autiful Hills. 6487. MARY. BOUTI N Farms. TU 5-0703 ~:l't. freezer, antiques. wash.! ]961 VOLVO 122-S 4-door blue 1962 MERCEDES.Benz, ~20. SE, boro Beach ten miles north of COX & BAKER TU 5-7900 i TU 4-7733 I OWNER cr. dryer. camping equipment.: sedan. Good condition. On~ four door sedan. TU 2-1474. Ft. Lauderdale. Priced below TW 1-1222 HANDY 1\ Miscellaneous. Lea\'in~ city.! owner. Radio. whitewalls. --~---._------market. I Chimne~ 1I1ANCHESTER, 1903 - Well Sale Sat~:rdav, 10 to :3 p.m.: $850. After 6 call 771.8204. '64 IMPALA S.S. All accessories, odd jo~ 92'. B er ksIre.h' '. : --0' , . white with black vinyl top. VA 2-4949 maintained 3.bedroom bunga. GUIDE rro GOOD SERVICE -- ---' - .- .. - ! D DGE DART 63. GT convert. Private. LAkeview 1-3379. GROSSE PTE. WOODS low, 2 full baths, den. Open MOnNG-Garage sale. chairs'l ibJe. torqueflitf'. power steer. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. daily. WIN[ T .V .s. so f:-Is, 1amps. eoI th-109, lng.. r~d'10. hea ter, wh"!tewa IIS. FORD, 1961, Country Squire, 9. Cleaning, dehumidifier. z complE.'te bed. lOne owner. TUxedo 1.3082. passenger, 352 engine, auto. 1~O' ON ~KE HURON _ . SADDLE LANE _ Looking fror I room sets. dishes, glassware. ; ;--- . - 'C' - -, -- matic, power steering, r:ldio, BeautIfully deSIgned Colollla~, something different in a Grosse Pointe Woods Electrical Repairs ALSO FE Miscellaneous. 601 Lincoln, i 62 .VOLK;--WAGEN, clean, ra. h('~ter. power rear. wind~w, farm. ".tyle, 3 bedrooms. spaci.1 Colonial? We have it in a PRESTIGE SUBDIVISION MJ Saturday. May 22. Sunday,' dlO. sunroof. Phone 882.9699. whltewa~ls, 31,000 mIles. Llke ?US l~vmg. r?om. fIfeplace, fa~~. most desirable area. One Appliance Circuits GRA.TOP May 23. : 1962 TR.3: excellent condition,: ~ new.~nvat~~ P~~~c~t_l.0778. Ily sIze dm~ng room. den, 1.2 bedroom and bath on 1st floor, .. MORN INGS IDE 14830 bath. carnetmg and d:apes. 50 3 large bedrooms with terrific ESTATES" PROMPT SERVICE T WESTINGHOL"SE Deluxe 40" low mileage. TUxedo 1.7496. MG-TC. 1548, classic, 2-seater, I .-::-'------;- - --" --.-" excellent condition, make of. 'IIlNUTES from DetrOIt by ex- closet and storage space and 2 (North and South porcelain electric range. like ;)7 T.~IRD, elasslc, convertib~e. ~ fer. 582.1436. pressway .. Vo!e have a _number baths on the 2nd floor. Large I Rosedale Courts) I ~rausmann Electric Co. 21D-EL new. $50. TUxedo 2-5242. RadIO, heater. automatIc, I __ . ~ _ of other I1stmgs on Lake- family room with natural Between Morningside Drive and; Servmg the Groae Pointe area AI fOr over 36 yeara TU 2-5900 ------.---- - i power brakes. Wonder Ear I OLDS, 1960, 98. convertible, ex. W. Bruce Keys, "Realtor fireplace. All builtins plus River Rd. I SA-OFFICE EQUIPMENT I radio. excellent condition. cellent condition, best offer. 1113 Military Street many other C'ustom features. --- HOC FOR SALE i Collector's item. 886.4159, VAlley 1-2582, after 6 p.m. Po:'t Huron, )1ichigan 75' lot, 2 car garage. Ne.ar MODELS PRICED AU' TYPEWRITERS anO add in JZ! after 6 p.m. . . . YU 5-9685 Res: EV 5-3133 public, private and paroch1al FROM 1960 FERRARI, Itahan racmg FREE PI< ilt -~------. ---- schools. machines. ~ew. rebI:I Rf'a. I 1962 BEL AIR wagon. Clean, red. GT.250. Will consider I A s~nahle .poees. NatlOnaJ Of" low mileage, automatic trans. tratie. Michael Staryk, TUx. SUMMER COTTAGE - Point East flce EqUlpment, 16833 Harper mission. TUxedo 2-9055. edo 1.0301. GROSSE PTE. AREA $34/150 17176 E. V st Bishop- TUxedo 1-7130. ---~------~-. -- -- ... .. _ Lookout on Lake Huron, 21/2 Former, ------1 CHRYSLER '58 4-door hardtop. 1950 DODGE convertible. 2'pas. hours from Detroit. Complete- WOODMONT 21260 - Attrac- -'GREENBPTAR" or BS-ANTIQUES ~ew Yorker, all power, air senger, suitab7.e for restoring. ly furnished. Hot water, show- tive and spacious 3 bedroom "SOUTHWICK" MODELS GROSSI ------1 cQnditioned, new tires, $650. TUxedo 5.8025. er. Full garage. Sleeps 9 or face brick ranch, 2-car at. INCLUDING 90' G.P.W. LOT I TUxedo 2.2601. ------10. $8,500. TUxedo 4-515£:. Antiques By Jeanne --- 12-AUTOS WANTED tached garage. Ph baths. (ST. CLAIR SHORES. $29,950 '63 IMPALA convertible, silver ------_ 12H-LAKE AND RIVER separate dining room, large ON 73' LOT) Orosse Pointe Cab HC enclosed summer porch suit. ::9928 Livernois, cor. with black top. $1,675. Eve- CASH FACTOI PROPERTY Offering 2117 sq. in Colonial Pembroke, Detroit nings, TUxedo 5-8228 or Sun. for able for family room, 67x158 it. well landscaped lot. A very and 2170 sq. ft. Cape Cod, both TU 2-5300 13131 862.5753 d__a_y.____ CARS ,... desirable residence in the with 4 bedrooms. 22h baths, PO:N I - .- Any MakE'~ Any Model. PRIVATE LAKE :CORVAIR 1963 four-door sedan. I Grosse Poi:lte scbool district. family rooms, 2-car attached ------. ----I FREE PI< :"ow offering large assortment:, Radio. heater, ",'hitewalls, low HANEY BROS. I A few fronts and some Priced just under $30,000. garages, 1st floor laundry. ?5 14770 Gratiot 15300 r.ratiot NEW 1 of antiques collected over J: mileage. TUxedo 5-1590. DR 1.7888 beautiful view lots still _Open to offers. aVailable. OTHER PLANS AND MODELS ROAD SERVICEI TU 1.1( .-ears. ; 1963-EADILLAC. All power, SPRL."\TGFED LAKE WESTBURY DR. 23380 - Just TO CHOOSE FROM - WILL 2 Buy from the past a gift with new tires. Prh'ate. Accept CASH I LOCA TED L~ THE llUSH off the Lakeshore Road. Va. BUILD TO SUIT-YOUR PLAN . with a future. rea<;onable offer. 884-281~. 21E-CU for HILLS cant 3-bedroom face brick OR OURS. FOREIGN ROADSTERS . TRIUMPH, 1969 TR3, good con. Just 1 hr .• 20 mi.n. from airconditioned ranch. H"2 VISIT OUR MODELS INDIVIDt TRs, MGs, Fiats, Mercedes, China, Brass. Copper. Furntture'l dition. 3 tops. Call after 5:30, Detroit-2 golf courses and baths, natural fireplace. built- OPEN DAILY 1-5, 7-9; e, Spencer Sprites, Austin Healys, etc. CoIlectcrs' Items. V Allev 2.4163. ' ski mt by llike-perfett for ins, large fenced lot. Handy SATURDAYS 1-6 supportl • HANEY BROS. Earl Richards Service year 'round r~creation. Lots to excellent transportation SUNDAYS 1-9 20m lIIaek -,,,... lit a.~ Woo .. Typewriter Service periencf BU\'~Sell- Trade I MORRIS ---Y.,UNOR, 1959, ~lue 14770 Gratiot 15300 Gratiot start at $895 with 10% and shopping. All brick area. Our Hew Locatio .. TU 5-4027 . I 10'30--'30 I convertible. 4-s pee d sttck, DR 1-7888 down. Next to the Savori,... Hotel Op~~ __~~~~'- ._---- heater, whitewall iires. One ------_ GROSSf POINT~ 21G-RC AFfHENTIC antiques and col. owner. $1115. TV 4'1911, after 12A.-BMOOAT"';~RASND EXCELLENT INVESTMENT Marv. VA 2-3560 POSSIBILITIES ROOF Al' lectors items. Actique sh~w 4 p.m. v ROWE & CO, Decks r d I First :Method1st ---- Largest man made lake in Boutin an sa .e. . hi 1962 TEMPEST Lemans. Exb a l II .. - ~---~~-~.------_.-._.-".--""4"._--"''''''''__4'''' -6------...--.--- .2••••• 2••••• __ • .&. Page Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 20, 1965 * * * * Feature Page * * * * who~where aed whatnot Pointers of Interest Good Taste PM/oNle Recipes oj People ill Tb. Know .f!J,Btnfe PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE CHERRY PIE Counter Points Contributed by By Pat Rousseau Mrs. Ralph B. Netting The Metropolitan Ope!'a ... is the theme of the win- 1 pack:gi~ig~~am Whip dows at Walton-Pierce with authentic Metropolitan Opera 1 t. vanilla costumes from "Tosca"., "Rigoletto", "Madam Butterfly" % c. cold milk and SamsQn and Dalila ... along with beautiful opening 6 oz. cream cheese night gowns. Be sure to see it. It's a dazzler! l.f.t to l/z c. sugar * '" * 20 graham crackers Top Drawer Topics for collectors only ... a doll % lb. butter or oleo- collection that includes Madame Ale:rander's new mar~arine 1 can cherry pie filling character dolls from "Sound, of the Mu.sic" ... Maria Crust: and all the others. From St01'yland come ... Red Ridi'IQ For crust: Mix crumbs with Hood, Scnrlett. Priscilla, etc. There are international shortening and bake 18 min- dolls, rag dolls and don't miss adopting Orphan Annie ... utes at 350 degrees. For filling: Beat Dream now living at 17007 Kercheval UP in the Village. Whip with vanilla and c~ltl * * * milk. Beat cream. cheese WIth Hoard ... green gold ... that becoming new color! }<'ind sugar Blend mIxtures and. . . . . pour Into cooled crumb crust. It amId the co.lorfUI col.ectIOn of coord mated shorts and over- Cover with cherry pie filling. I blouses at ClaIre Pearone. 397 Fisher Road . . • in the new!y • Refrigerate 3 hours. Use a 9. arrived shipment. inch pie pan. Sp.rves 8. * * * SEE the May issue of "Better HQmes and Gar- Photo by Eddie McGrath. Jr. Devote 10 Years DR. RALPH RUPP, OF BEACONSFIELD AVENUE. AND SON DICK dens" page 82 for a Mutschler design. If you can't decide from appearance alone, you may be tempted to By Kathy Dickson redecorating the house. To Hospital Aid Dr. Ralph Rupp, a stI iving young Grosse Pointer, When the boys get old enough, The Volunteers of Woman's buy on the basis of price. Everyone likes a bargain. How. is an active participant in this year's Better Hearing there will always be tennis and Hospital will be celebrating ever, a kitchen that's a bargain today may have to be M h H. k h fi h d d 1 'th h' liwimming with dad, Dr. Rupp's their 10th anniversary when replaced in as little as five years. Mutschler cabinets of ont. IS wor ere ts an an gave WI IS pro- favorite participation sports. they gather for their annual fessional occupation as an audiologist at Henry Ford meeting at the Country Club resilient hardwood can take a great dRal of punishment Hospital. ,~~------Even learning new words is Wednesday morning, May 26, at and still look ~~autiful years and years from now. This As an audiologist, (one who rosensory Hearing Loss Due to a {