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New Members of School Board Take Oaths l:lrimary Election El~ctorat~ HEADLINES I WIll Reply WEEK Set for Tuesday; On Sept. 7 AI Compiled by the All Urged toVote Board Unanimously Ap. Groue Pointe Newt I proves Superintendent ______Anderson's Recl)m. G J::~;:68;[' :1~~o2JERN, Township to Ballot for Officials: National, State I mendation Democratic nominee for the and County Offices and Propositions By Pepper Whitelaw oIfice of President of the on Ballot United States, said that be The electorate will will stick by his running As the Tuesday, August 8, primary approaches, be al!ked to approye a mate Sen. Thomas Eagleton I Pointers have an opportunity to vote fo~ .numerous 1.~4 School OperatiO~al even though telegrams were offices, two proposals and two proposItions. And Ml11a.ge at the special pouring in asking him to pick the important point is to get out and be "heard." I electIOn slated for Thurs. a new vice.presidential can. Voters may cast their bal-'\) . ,day, September 7. The didate. Sen, McGovern com; lot for the following: U.S. T P recommendation was mented that he was 1,000 . 1 h S . d t percent behind his choice Senator,. CongreSSlona . re~. rustees U t made y upermten en despite reaction to Eagle. resentative, representatIve m . Theos 1. Anderson at a ton's revelation that he had the State Legislature, Pros. BusingStand special public meeting twice undergone sl1or~ treot- ecutin.g Attorney, Sheriff, t: held on Monday, July 31, ment for nervous b!':Jakcown. Counly Cle~k, County Treas- I R d at North High School. Ii' 01< • url!r, Register of Deeds, Drain Commissioner COWl. nto ecor The SIX. members of the Fridll~, Jo1Y 28 'd t (Will' PRESIDENT NIXON ac- ly Auditor, County Commls- boa r presen , la~ cused UN Secretary General sioner, Ch~rte~ Commission. Clarify Misunderstand. Adamls was abdsenDt),Aundam. Kurt Waldheim of a "hypo- er and a CIrcuIt Court Judge I mo~s y approve ;. n er. critical double slandard" in for a six.year ,term. ing Created by Artic e 1 son s recommendation. Waldheim's support of com. Township to Elect Printed in Detroit Dr. Anderson said the munist criticlsms of United In addition, GP Township News figure was based on an esti. States bombing of North will elect a supervisor, -treas. I mated enrollment of 12,715, Vie t n a m, while ignoring urer, clerk, 1rusteeand four By Pepp(',r Whitelaw some Bl~ !ewer students ~han . constables. the offlc1al fourth Fnday H an 0 i'g "barbarous mva. The two proposals l'n~lude Four s c h 0 0 1 boa.rd count for 1971.72 and ap. sion" of the south. Mr. Nixon ~ b t th 1 told newsmen the Secretary Proposal A, 'a proposed con. mem. ers a e specla proximately 600 !ewer st~. General has taken a one.sid. stltutional -amendment to meetmg of the Board of dents t h a n estimated In ed view of the war and has The newest trustees on the Grosse Pointe Schools; RAY MacARTHUR, ,Director of Busi- allow trial by a jury of less Education on M 0 n day, March of 1972. He indicated "seized upon this enemy.in. Board of Education, elected to four.year terms, ness and Finance and School Elections; MRS. than 12 jurors in all pros. July 31, asked that state. that the enrollment drop reo spired- propaganda." The were photographed during a ,brief swearing.in EDWARD C. HANPETER (JOAN) of Berkshire ecutions, in all courts, for ments be read into the fleets th~ results of lhe cur. President referred to the in. ceremony. Pictured, Geft to right), are DR. road; and MUIR B. SNOW III of Touraine road. ~!~d~meanors punishable by record to clarify a mis- rent busmg ~ontroversy. significant portions of the THEOS 1. AND E R SON, Superintendent of ImprISonment for not more understanding that reo State A1d Reduced north's system of dikes, I ------than one year; and Propo. suIted from are c e n t He said that Ute latest reo which he said received minor. sal D, a Metro Park Propo. daily newspaper article port, dated July 25, fr()m the damage through accidental sal. b "; slate revlialed that Grosse ParkF.:sh:ng... ., " AntI- -Busl-ng Proponents StudY!AIw County Proposition B, a on usmg. , Pointe will receive 38 per. bombings. tax limitation proposition, Robert D. Warner satd, cent instead of 60 percent of " ~ $ Rode Set Claim 5 000 Signatures ToReguwte asks II the county continue "At the school board meet. the grandfather clause ap-' SAI~b~d~6i~~s 2~urned 0 , , for five additional years, ing on July. ~o, I was asked proprlation. (The g ran d. , F A 5 0 P - - f Griff- B S (1975-1979), Ute one.mill ap. by an tItdlVldual from Ute father clause is an allowance back counter attacking North or ug n etltlons or .....,. oat torage proved In 1968 tol' tivcyean, a\ld~en"e lJ. 1. wowd, alter 'alven' w .• el>OO\"dUs\r~,*,,~o'~ Vi~tn;&mese",withip.300of the government commnnd;YArds, ., ,- .. ,' ...... 19701974- , to prov ide var Ious all legel means were. ' ex.- ma int'amt hite r sta e al'd a"t' county services. hausted, bus my chl1dren if present levels when their. post in U~~ recently recaptur. All Resident Youngsters Freedom for Quality Education Group Hoping to House Traile~, Mobile Meanwhile, County Home ordered to do so. Unfortun- state aid formula has been: ~: :~:tr~~~:~nhf:h~:~.S~~ 5 to 16 Eligible; Must Get Senator as Speaker for Man Meeting; Homes and Campers Rule Proposition C asks if atelr, my answe.r as report. reduced). This reduces state; another action, South Vietnl.. R' t t p Movement Snowbals Also to be 'n eluded in the c,~unty elect a charter e.d m the Detroot News ar- aid some $36,000. It provides, egis er 0 ar- commISsion to irameand ticle of July 11, character- $61.66 per student as com~' ~~: )~~a~~~e:; ~~th~~~: tic:ipate By Pepper Wbltela" Woods Ordinance submit to the electorate a izerl ~e. JlS !'upportive 01. pared to last year's $97.97' Tri, moved 15 miles south. '-- The "Bust Busing" movement led by Leon county home rule charter cross-dlStr1ct busmg. This is per student. west and tried to eliminate The Park's ann u a I Sehoyan is snowballing into one of the biggest anti-' By Roger A. Waha ~nder fthMe.choinstitution and nO,t'Btrue, f th' The, 1972.73 tax rate also a Red threat to the govern. Fishing Rodeo will be Ibusing groups as yet organized in The Pointe. Mr. . Aroun.d 90 Woods re~- aws 0 !C gan. ecause .0 e Impor. reflects the .25 mlll reduction ment's month old counter held Saturd~y, August 5, Sehoyan's organization, Freedom for Quality Educa. ldents filled the councIl . Candidates ~n TV lance of thiS issue, I feel due to the tax allocation offensive, it was disclosed from 8 a.m. to 1 p.~., tion, has in a two-week period secured over 5,000 chambers Monday,. Ju.ly Pomte~s also will have an compelled .to formally reo board's decision to provide by military spokesmen. After according to Val a r 1 e signatures on anti.busing petitions which Mr. Sehoy. 17, to express their dls- opportunity to see 14th Con- spon.d to thi~ article so. f.Mt this amoWlt of mll1age to the Communist attack was Thomas and Margaret an plans to personally present to Senator Robert P. pleasure with the pro- (Continued .. Page 2) I ,mIght clarify my position. Wayne County Community h lt d t B S th d d' t ----- Bound by Oath College a e a ong on, e Spindler, recreation co. Griffin. 1:------p~s.e or ma~ce 0 pro- FO d B" H 1 "As an elected official, I ' North Vietnamese were reo ordinators .. The Rodeo is Mr. Sehoyan has al.so ar.ils no danger involved, either hlblt the outSIde st~rage In S 19 au am sworn tJ uphold the con- Dr. Anderson said the l.~ ported holding about one. open to chl1dr~n between ranged for bumper sticker~'1 physical or education.wise, of boats, boat tral1ers, In Parked Car stitution. I cannot order the i~crease would restore the eighth of t~e ~~w~. the ages of flVe ar.d 16 badges and pledges. It 1S in open housing, but busing house trailers, mobile I employes of this system to high schoo~s and middle inclusive, who are Park hoped these will ~over legal is a different slor)'. homes, vacation campers take any unlawful actions or schools to SIX hour days and Sunda)', July 30 i I -- THE HIGHEST PAID residents. expenses for Pomters w~o I "I challenge those pro.bus. and other equipment for I City police r e eel ve d a I' willIully disobey a court I restore programs. there to RANS01\1 in the record of All t t ls' '.11 . I have refused to 'bus theIr. in" advocates to send their temporary or mobile liv_llarCeny from a car report order. However, as a trus.' last year s level. the United Slates, one mil- a priz:onGe:a~~ prtz~s ~~fl~I~: i ~hS~ren and who 'm:t~~c~ yo"ungsters' voluntarily by ing quart~rs within the on '~ednesda?" July 26, from tee, I .ha\:c oppo~ell forced l\IIlY Shift P~I'8ollnel awarded for the biggest fish Ja ,elrms as a resu 0 a bUB to those schools. cur. city CarrIe LoomiS, who reported cross.dlstnct :busmg. I do He added that 1t was pos- lion dollars, was paid for the f release c;f Mrs. H. C. Piper, caught by a boy, the biggest re usa. . renUy being disc'Jssed for '. . that someone had removed not believe that forced bus. sible that there would be Jr., by her husband. Kidnap- fish caught by a girl, and al. . Thr~ughout. the exclUSive just one month. I'll even pro. At. that time, the counCil a $50, 1ark gray Samsonite ing will accomplish the de. som'e shifting of personnel so for the most fish caught. mterv1ew w~th ~e NEWS vide the buses to transport una~lmously ~ p pro v e d . a suitcase from the back seat sired results of an equal ed. because of the drop in ele. pers left a ransom note after . Mr. Sehoyan s busmess tele- them. Then comeback to mobon referrmg .the ordm. of her Volkswagen, which ucational opportunity for all mentary school enrollment. kidnapping Mrs. Piper from Contestants ~~s t be regis- Ipho'ne was ringing with me and tell me what my ance to the Comm1ttee of the was parked at 553 University children and I will continue Some already contracted ele. the family's two.story colo. tered to partic1pate .. Entry Pointers asking how they youngsters are missing ed. Whole f?r further stu~~, an,d place from 11:20 p.m. until to fight it, on your behaU, mentary s c h 0 0 I teachers nial home in Orono, MInn. forms may be obtal~ed ~t could join the organization ucational1y and culturally by an aPJ?Omtment of a c1tizen s 12:30 a.m. with every legal means pos. may be transferred to the One hundred FBI agl!nts were th~ gatehouse at Wmdm~l1 and where .they i:ould pick 'going to Pointe schools. II commlt~ee to make reco~. Miss Loomis put her car sible. middle schools and some involved in the search for Pomte Park. All entrants m up petitions th tt' 1 r ed mendations to the C.W wl~h in the garage at 12:30 a,m. "Speaking as a parent and middle schOOLteachers to the Mrs. Piper. Officials of the . h th . . ey 'are ge mg II esse - t b k t th 1 the rodeo. mus t furniS ~Ir Mr. Sehoyan said that he ucation here then I'll tell a repor ac . 0, e counci. and locked it. She discovered not as an elected official, high schools. FBI said that the silver. own equipment and bait. was aware that the petitions my people. The committee held its at that time that the thieves if faced with this very per- President William Huette- haired socialite was found Youngsters under 10 years of themselves can force no ac." . . first me e tin g Thursday, had also taken one gold ring sonal decision, my wife man explained that although chained to a tree after her age must be accompanied by lion but that they would in- Our orgamzatlon stron~l~ July 27, in an effort to for- with a rose stone, valued at Jayne and I will have to Pointers' tax assessments t husband paid the ransom In an adult, during lhe Rodeo. d. t th rt F eedom resents governmen con. 0 mulate suggestions for City $50, one light blue ski parka, come to grips with this prob- have gone up this year, these, - ,_ Ica e ~ suppa . r of our children even for five Att G C tl' Th I d $ I I I h th $20 bills. She was found in for Quality Education .has minutes during a day. We orney eorge a m. e va ue at 65, two pa rs of em n muc . e same way additional funds are offset by a wooded 'area about 150 WALLET STOLEN when he speaks to leglsla. believe wholeheartedly in the members in c Iud e Council- shoes valued at $35, six as any parent in this com- the decrease In state aid and miles from Orono, after an Someone stole a wallet tors. neighborhood SChOOl can. man George S. Freeman, women's shirts, valued at munity, and in the final an. the allocation of local mlll. anonymous caller revealed from a car's center console Would Fight Dlegally t . chairman; George J. Brown, $50, three sweaters, valued alysis, take whatever action age to Wayne County Com- where she was. She was un. Wednesday night, July 19'1 He said his organization cep. . Planning Commission repre. at $65, books, valued at $10, we believe is in the best in. munity College. ' harmed. even though the wallet con. will exhaust all legal reo Investigate £andlda~es sentabve; Commodore Wil. lingerie valued at $10, a terest of our children," _ " • $ tained no money. Carl Alii. sources and then fight l1Ie- "'!Ie a.re urgmg pomteri~ !iam Turnbull of the Woods navy blue blazer, valued at Muir B. Snow, III said, "I Armed Robbe'rs Monday, July 31 son, 275 La Salle place, can. gaily if necessary. "I've been to investigate .current cond Boat Club, and Richard K. $45, a bathrobe, valued at would like to take this op. '-' . EVEN IF ORD~RED t.o reo tacted Farms pulice Thurs. I called a racist and a bigot. dales for offIce and ba~k Gross of Anita avenue, a $25, a yellow dress valued portunity to restate my con. HO MOlk D Sign by Democratic preslden- day morning and said that If that means that I refuse those men who have consl~' trailer owner. at $20, a makeup kit, valued tinued personal opposition to It I epot tial nominee George Mc.' the black leather bilUold held to bus my child then those tently opposed busing .. ~hIS Recommendation at $10 and stockings, valued any form of cross-distrlct Govern as No. 2 man, Sen. credit cards, personal papprs allegations are c~rrect. I be. is one of the most critIcal Mr. F r e em a n told the at $10, had also been taken. busing, notwithstanding are. There was an armed rob. Thol\18S E~gleton said that and his driver's license. The lieve anyone who lives in (Continued on Page 2) NEWS that the committee She told officers the suit. cent Detroit News article bery at Johnson's Milk De. he w~uld fIght desperately to unlocked '72 Dodge was' 'I'he Pointe area rohould be ------basically recommended that case ,bad the name of her which implied the contrary. pot, 18:h>4 Mack avenue, remam on !he ticket. Eagle. parked in the driveway over. allowed to attend our schools. Ffremen. Given people be allowed to have father, Robert Loomis, on "I have five small children. Thursday night, July 27, t~n spoke. m almost ~ugna. night. Open housing is line. There boats behind their house lot the outside. (Continued on Page 4) when two youths entered the CIOUS defiance of Signals ------Air-Conditioner line in the rear yard area, 1------dairy, asked to buy some from the t(,P, apparently in. and be able to keep them C 'T D la d' beer, and then pulled two tended to convince him to Vegetable Garden Hassle there. This recommendation ouncil ape e ye blue.steel, snub.nosed revolv. bow out voluntaril) .. McGov. Pointers really care. Take wlll be given to City At. ers. em appeared uneasy about H R E for instance Dr. and Mrs. AI. torney George CaUin, who 0 A - B - R In the slore at the time how much the vice.presiden. as e'turn ngagement bert Steinbach, of Vendome, will draw up the correct ver ntf,- uSIng equest of the hold. up was a 21.year- tial candidacy of Eagleton who after reading the article wording. Mr. F r e em a n _ old female clerk and a 25. "would strain the nation that By Kathy Du-"-----a-sk-e-d-t-he residents "to join in last week's NEWS regard. hopes that the ordinance will By Roger A. Waha Iunanimously approve Coun. year.old male customer. The is already nervous and up. In a return engag£'ment i:l with me in an ecological Ing a grievance filed by ,the be r",ady for council consid. A special meeting of The, cUman B'eniamin W. Pinkos' two bandits, assuming thaI tight." City of Grosse Pointe Fire eratl'on sometl'me I'n Sep. W d C'I 11d t' I th th II The Farms Council Cham. consciousness to stop all 00 S ounci was ca e 'I mo lon, .e., at e counc the man was an employe, o • • bers, res ide n t s of Shel. spraying of their yards . . . Association requesting air. tember. Monday evening, July 31, to voice no objection to the reo announced the hold.up to Tuesday, August 1 bourne. Lexington and Barc. with poisonous substances, conditioning, walked into, the Section 1 (8) of the or. consider the request of the quest of the ollganizatlon or him. G EO R G E McGOVERN, lay roads and a representa. (banned by state statute), fire station and offered their dinance seems to be a sore "Grosse Pointe Resldenls allY of its members for con. The bandits escaped with Democratic presidential nom. tive of the family at 456 that find their ways into our 19,000 B.T.U. alr.conditionlng spot. It defines outside stor. Against Busing" who wished tacling Woods residents for under $50 In cash and fled inee, announced that Sen. Shelbourne met to discuss drinking wa t e r, into the unit to the men. age as the placing, position. to contact Woods residents a unity pledge against bus. on foot. Thomas ,Eagleton has sur. a front yard vegetablc gar. birds that try, to live in our Of course, the men ac. lng, permitting or contlnu. for a unity pledge against ing. The vote was 6.0 with The witnesses described rendered the Democratic den. community, and into the In. cept,ed it gratefully. Now ing to allow the presence busing. CouncIlman Ken net h W. one youth as a white male, vlce.presidentlal nomination Sparking the discussion at sects that the birds eat" they are waiting to get the of any boat, etc., used for The purpose of the pledge, Boerner 'absent. around 21.years.old, slight yesterd8Y. Eagleton said that the Monday night, July 31, Farms Mayor William But- wiring and approvel for In. temporary or mobile living according to chairman An. Besides Mrs. Reeder, the build, five feet 10 Inches he gave up the spot, not be. council meeting was a writ. ler commended the family stallation fro m the- city quarters within The Woods drea Reeder of Somerset board of directors includes tall, brown medium length cause of health reasons, but ten slatement by Mrs. Jack for its "magnanimoug" offer fathers. They plan to use the "when such is not complete. road, Is for the defense of MTS. K.atherine Cooper of balr, bad complexion, and because he did not wish to Grenard, of 456 Shelbourne. and recom,mended that the unit In their upstairs dotml. Iy enclosed within II build. any person who may be sub. Berkshire road, vice chair. wearing a navy blue jatket be instrumental in dividing In the three.page proposal, neighbors appoint thc three tory. I in.\( or garaf(e structure." A ject to a court suit for not man; Donald Juen of Lake. and dark pants. The second the party. It was disclosed she suggested that her fam. r!!pre~entatives. Thc matter is currcntly be. rewording of this scction busing hi, children. (assum. pointe road, treasurer; Mrs. robber had a similar appcllr. that Eagleton, tired and red. lIy meet with three of the However one man spcak. ing reviewed by City M8n. could provide more flCXI'1ing Judge Roth's proposed Merllee Frack of Balfour ance, except a heavier build eyed, had argued vigorously neighbors, and a profession. ing for the group. Francis agcr Thomas Kressbach, who bility. orders are upheld). If bus. road, secretary; Ulysses Sa. and wearing a light blue with McGovern during a two. al landscape architect, and Congdon, ( 3 6 Bar c I a y, told the NEWS, "The matter Objects to Type ing does not occur the pledge ros of Somerset road and jacket.. hour private meeting that he that they arrive at a land. pressed The Farms Council will get our serious attention Al the July 17 meeting, fund will be r'lt:,rned to the Mrs. Concetta Lucido of Farms detectives are in. should stay on the ticket. scape plan which would sat. to pass legislation regulat. as we have always been in. Commodore Turnhull sa i d donors, she l'Iotes. Berkshire road, trustees. vestlgating the rob be r y , But, In the end, he bowed to isfy everyone. Ing the appearance of front terested in the welfare of our the boat club isn't opposed It took the council a little During council discussion working with the descriptions McGovern's wi she 6. In rcturn, the home.owner (Continued 011 Page 2) employes." (Continued on Page 2) over an hour to finally and (Continued on Page 2) SUPPlIet by the witnesses. '. I' .' l', / ! f'-
GROSSE pnl"TE N [W 5 Thursday, August 3, 1972 ------_._.------Garden Council Petitions Ordillance
(CoatlJ1ued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) (Continued Crom Page 1) lawns. alter Mr. Pinkos first made issuE'S of our lives. If we to a regulatory ordinance 1 "We are woefully weak in his motion, (the specific lose control of our young. toncerning recreational ve. this area," he cauti<)ned the w 0 r din g was ullimately sIers, what comes next? I hicles but was against till council, and mentioned that changed), Councilman Mar. resent a radical minority "all.encompassing t y p e of he was a realtor Gnd that vln R. Boutin said he was controlling the majority. ordinance" such as Ihis. unkempt front lawns do af. bothered by calling a special Many blacks resent this 100. The other Poinle commun. fect the property values in meeting. for resl~e~ts .to pro. They do not want their chilo iUes h a ve regulations on the surrounding area. lecl their own CIVJ1rights. ,dren bused into a slrange Ihe outside storage of boab, Most of the prolest over He said he didn't want to area. et. al. An ordinance in The Ihe front yard garden or was .t e time on a special "We are also pushing for City on zoning and planning vegetable pat c h centered meeting if "Mrs. Jones down the election of federal judges. indicates that no more 'lhan over its disorderly and un. the street wants to do some. Here too, residents should lone t r a. vel home and no kempt appearance. Accord- thing similar to this." Con. check oul candidates' atli- more than one boat may be ing to the neighbors, the tinuing, he stated, "I think tudes on this issue. parked on any lot which is garden was filled with weeds we're 0 v e r magnifying This reporter inlerviewed zoned or used for residential and a wheelbarrow and a what we're trying to accom. three customers in Leon's purposes. A Park ordinance bale of peat remained in 1l1e pUsh here." salon last Thursday, July 21. noles that such items can be (ront yard for several weeks A group of individuals Here's what they had to s~o~ed as long as they aren't th1a summer. are giving Ihe citizens a say. Mrs. John Hendrie, who VISible from the str;:et. Mayor Butler said that chance to join a unity pledge has a child at South and one In. their Schedule of Regu- Fantaitic Price Reductions the Mayor's Advisory Pian. if the Roth orders are up. at Brownell:"1 will not pro- lations, The Farms says that ning Committee was pres. held, he noled We should vide private schools as II reo all motorized boats, etc. 0:1 Cr;:rent 5tyl8S1 - .HARVEYS ently examining the prob- permit them to try and pro- (uge (or my" children. I will must be in a fully enclosed lem o( front laWllS' which do tect their civil rights, said fight busing all the way." ~tructure, (passed in 1963). Compleat. Tr.Yd~r not conform to accepted Mr. Boutin. "These people Mrs. Philip Mebus, who It's pos~bl~ that more e~- BIG SAVINGS in all categories - boots, slip.ons, , .:..' 345 F!$HEI RD.•• 1-0200 standards of landscaping. are ,getting ,involved and has five childrrn two at act leg.Jslatlon may be ID ~ strap 'n buckles, traditional The Farms currently has giving t.he citizenry an op. Maire two at Pierce and Ihe offing as there has been 'POrtunity to unite in a com. one a't home. "My cl;ildren an increase in the number oxfords! Hundreds of O.lt- no legislation governing pri- standing values in selected vate front lawns. The resi. mon cause." He felt the spe. wi ilabsolutely not be of mobile homes, etc. in the ~~~[ID!E~~~ cia! meeting was a wasle of bused. I'm busy circulating last year. styles Cor men who like to dents are protected only by save! Sale starts July 1, Tif'IiIL FDODS a clause in the subdivision time. petilions right now." The Shores has an ordin. ends August 12 - shop deeds, specUylng that front But Mr. Pinkos expressed Mrs. David Bogle said "I ance, passed January 19, early (or best s'llections. FREEZE DRIED, LIGHT WEIGHT, iawns are strictly for orna. a ooncern of "opening it up" would not want ,my children 1971, saying it's illegal to Not all sizes in all styles. 1M 85 TASTY VARIETIES mental purposes. Such is the to a group not re&ponsible bussed anywhere, even to "park, keep or sto~e any It's a wonderful upportunity cue in the Shelbourne area. to anyone, stressing the need the fine Bloomfield Hills boat, houseboat, trailer or to replenish your shoe One council me m b e r, for some type of control over schools. I don't like busing." !"otorize~ vehicl~ or camp- wardrobe at substantial "The linest in Nancy Waugaman, said that tile situation. W h i I e he She has II child at Kerby and mg eqUlpme~t ID or upon savings on famous brand she received her first letter agreed that people should be one at Soulh. Mrs. Bogle is Ihe front or sl~e yard of any footwear. Backpacking Equipment" complaining of a residence contacted and fight for their also getting signatures on l~t or upon .tl1e s t r e e t or In 1968, and that she has rights, he feitthat such reo anti-busing petitions. highway, ~Itbout the. ~x. A been weighing the probiem quests should come before Mrs. EdwlnFlsher for. pressed wrItten permlSSlon ever since. the .council, which should, warded this thought. "If only of the director of pub Ii c ,.... '~ ,",' " . ~~ However, a second mem- via a majority vote, ruie poor, disadvantaged blacks safety." CAMPtBMS• . .,y;.., ." ," .. ,', .... , . "" ber, Mark Stevens, applaud. whether certain people can are going to be bussed in, ------make contracts. what of the equally large WAIT AND SEE Do no' be hasty in buying equipmen'. Tolk '0 e.perienced ed the individuality of some bockpacke". Try ou, se.erol pocks. Before buying equipment residences in The Farms Then confusion set in. The number of dis8dvanlaged Much worry can be avoided olk yourself: II i' LIGHT WEIGHT and LOW in BULK? Will i' and indicated Wat rc wouid problem !'evo~ed around the whites; are they to be for. if you refrain from Irying to ~ D.UR;.~Le? Will I use il? Do no' moke low co I' your only not like to pass any legis- precise objective of the or- ever discriminated against solve your problems until STOCK UP NOW - AND SAVE!: CII'ellcn. THERE IS NO COMPROMISE FOR QUALITY. THERE lation which would iohiblt ganlzation, i.e., to seek unity and deprived of quality ed. they arise. ARE NO STORES IN THE WILDERNeSS. the "individual variations of pledges, to solicit pledges ucation?" ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:: __ French Shriner E. J. Hickey's taste." and/or funds, (unfortunately Mr. Sehoyan is current are Expert 1246 Washingt.n Blvd. 17140 Kerchev,,1 Ave. Open Monday through Saturday Closing the discussion, no organization member was ranging a mass meeting fea- De'roit Gr.sse P.in'e present to answer specific turlng Senator GriHin as Tailoring & Alterations 10.5:30 P.M. Mayor Butler 1:ncoura;led the Whaling's neighbors to settle the mat. council questions). speaker. by DAVID Whaling's 221 fisher Bldg. 203 Pierce Ave. ter privately, accepting the Mayor Kenneth McLeod He urges anyone interested 16900 Kerthevol Detr.it Birmineham suggestion of a committee as fell the organization was try. in joining his organi:r:ation Gr.ue P.in'e 882.2755 proposed 'by Mrs~ Grenard. ing to get cash or a dona. to conlact him at TUxedo As The Farms Cou,n'cil tion and was soliciting the (.9393 or stop by at 17888 FINAL 3 DAYS moved to the next agenda signing of a unity pledge. Mack and pick up a petition. item, the neighborlr, obvious. The mayor added he didn't He says, "There's lots of Thurse, Fri., Sat. Iy dissatisfied with the coun. clearly understand the word. work to do. Let's all get in. cil for not taking a slronger ing of the reljuest. valved and fight this thing stand, reconvened in the Then a request was made before it becomes a reality." hallway outside the council by Councilman Conrad A. -----.- chambers. There they could Naegei to play the tape back PI-lDlo be heard arguing the probe In hopes of clarifying the ar-y lem for another 45 minutes. point, (each council meeting is recorded on tape). Mr. (Continued from Page 1) ATl'EMPTEDENTRY Naegel fett the organization gressional District Democra. Daniel 'Baslnskl, 868 Neff, was scliciting and believed tic candidates, who are in. reported to City police on Mr. Buutin inferred there terviewed by four reporters Saturday, July 29, that some. was no soliciting of funds. as Pllrl of WTVs-channel Ume between July 22 and He stated that the problem 56's series on congressional that date, so m eo neat. \ was one of interpretation. primaries, before the Tues. tempted ,break into bis to This upset Mr. Boutin and day, August 8, primary elec. 22-foot sailboat which was a loud exchange followed in- tion. docked at the City Pier. The cluding Mr. Boutin, Mayor The "Meet the Press" style iock was ripped off the cab. McLeod and Mr. Pinkos, re. program fealures incumbent in door. suiting in two "out of orders" Congressman L u c i e n N. being called. Nedzi of Detroit and chal- WOODS OKAYS LlCEIiSES iengers Howard D. Austin of Fifty.five licenses for park. But the tape must go on. Warren, Waller Ben of East ing Jots were unanimously Or will it. Further problems arose in Detroit and Don L. Cramer approved by the Woods Coun. of Delroit. cil at a recent meeting. Ap. cuing the ta.pe to the right Ed Hickey spot, and in keeping the tape Taped on Sunday, July 30, pilcations and license fees the 30.minute program will ALMO.T EVERYTHING GOES were received and Building on the reel. There was about If the voters turn down the a five or six minute delay be aired Friday, August 4, Inspector Earl Wakely in- at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday. September 7 Public Library millage spected and approved the before that problem was cor. • August 6, at 5:30 p.m. on various locations in the city. rected. proposal, will the public libraries Channel 56. The second pres- close? During the delay, Mr. Pin- entation is underwritten by • 1/ OFF kos commented lightly that \:he United Auto Workers. 2 he never heard himself on Participating members of SPORT COATS tape .before and would like the "Fourth Estate" include to hear what he sounds like, SPRING JACKETS Leslie Ziemba, editor of the and added that be probably Hamtramck Citizen; Ted Bill Dahling KNIT & DRESS SHIRTS jumped around ill. circles. Goczkowski .of the Detroit Meanwhile, Mr. Boutin, when News; Charles Nathanson, Yes, there is no way in which 17045 Kenheval Ave. the tape was trickling off executive editor of the War. Library service can be continued the reel, said that one of his ren, East Detroit and Cen. in 'he Villoge "gremlins" proba,bly got in in Grosse Pointe unless 884-0701 terline Community News, there. and Roger A. Waha of the A: the millage is passed. Open Thurs. & frio 'nl 9 p.m. Once the "tape delay" was Grosse Pointe News. Otto reclified, it was played for Hetzel, who's often seen on 20-25 minutes. While this C ha n n e 1 56's "Common ALCORT wasn't the quickest "inslant Ground," is moderalor. SUNFISH replay" on record, it seemed The 14th district includes SAILFISH to fulfill its objective. {:he five Pointes, Ham- Immediate Delivery Then the vote was taken tramck,the northeast side a:ld the special meeting was vi Detroit, Hal'Per Woods, H'RltlNla'4lt ,GRnS~f: POINTE' IIE80IY IOIT 'CO. adjourned. George Bernard East Detroit, the 50uthern Heading - ,,110 in Birmingh"m "t ' .... I. .IeCIwHn 116 North Wood word Shaw would have had a few half of Warren and Center. _---'R::11OO .11 \ chuckles but Ted Mack line. would have loved it. North? Brick Shatters POST Window in Bar GrOS9~ Pause a While Someone threw a brick I Pointe News through the front window of Publlsbed Every Tbursday by and the Pointer Bar, 18666 Mack Anteebo Publishers, Inc. INVENTORY avenue, early Monday morn- 99 Kerchenl Aveaue I ing, July 31. Grosse Pointe, MIch. 48236 Farms patrolman Thomas Phone TU 2.6900 CLEARANCE of I Kelly was at the scene at Second'C1I1. Pnola,e paid al De-' Shop at 1'15 a c1 Id t I .roU. Mlohl,an. , . .m, an cou no 0- 1lobsorlPllon Ral .. ",00 Per Yea~ cate any suspects in the b) Mall ('7.00 Dulolde' 01 Wayne' 't d County) . a. rea. W I nesses repOrle llee. Addn.'J aU Mall ISubscrlpUDns. IDg a lone man run across Chan,e 0' Addn .. Form. 8$79) to Mack avenue fifter they 99A~le~~~:\~:i°":~:,~~:~r::~I DEL HURD~S heard the window shalter. ,:nUJt be In the New. Olllce by! ODDMENTS The window measurcd 48 I" .elday noon 10 Insure Insertion.; in Harbor Springs by 24 Inches. 165 STATE ST. AT MAIN ON CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS (Formerly MacMartinl'
LET US SPORTS and CASUAL WEAR oft WATCH for both 50%t070% ~~Your Time! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN We repair all lin. NOMINAL "dtches as .... 11 as Extensive Selections of Colorful Items - All jn Excellent Taste CHARGE FOR .men'swear Chronographs, 520 WOODWARD ',' QETROIT Chronometers From the Best Domestic'and, Foreign Sources ALTERA TlONS ,C:IaNd So'l/rdays. July & A\lgult and Accutron FISHER BUilDING DETROIT , . CIoMd Sotu,doyl. JUly & August 203 PIERCE...... • . . 81RMINGHAM Valente Jew~fe"j CIoMd Mondays. July & A\I;Vi' Dn HURD s.CO. 91- Thll'sdoy & f,1oIIWy f_. l/IltK 9 Si"" 1934 Harbor Springs , 16601 E. WARREN nJ 1.4800 WINTER SHOP - 1165 Atlantl~ Ave., East Delray Beach, Florida .\ ThursdlY. Augult 3, ;972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thr•• RE-ELECT ERV STEINER COUNTY tOM MISSIONER Join 1800 Families, Your Friends and Your Neighbors VOTING FOR ERV STEINER, JR., REPUBLICAN Rated "Preferred and WellQualified" Civic Searchlight • D£TIOIT FREE NESS 197•• D£TROIT NEWS 1970 • DlTlOn FREEPlESS 1'70 • DlTROITNEWS"70 • D£TROIT POLICE OffICIIS ASSOC, e YOTEIS NEWS • DlTIOn POLICE OfFICERS ASSoc. '. YOTERS NEWS • COMMUNITY HOMEOWIBS • I.S.D.1. • COMMUNITY HOMEOWNERS • I,S.D.A, • COUNTY ClERKS ASsoc. Of STATE Of .CHIGAN COUNTY COMMISSIONER - REPUBLICAN • COUNTY ClERICS ASSOC. Of STATE Of MICHIGAN • WAYNE COUNTY SUPERVISORY ASSM. e."UNE COUNTY SUPERVISORY ASSN,
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f PeCi' Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 3, 1972
ABSENTEE BALLOTS \ from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for stantiate some of the claims. Ifor lack of support. Then Woods eity (lf1iC:~1 will be absent voter ballot appllca. Trustees on Record IThey Go Through Motions for lack of support. Then, j Mr. Graef made the finally open Saturday, AUlust 5, tions. However, the motion failed approved substitute motion. (Coal1nued from Page 1) I "I;-~y opinion, Judge After Receiving Request Two will be In first grade ,Roth, his panel, and .Dr. . this fall and one will start Porter have been one,slded ----- TRAP and IKEEI kin d erg ar ten in 1973. I i.n their iu.dgment and find. By Roger A. Waha IPinkos was "pussyfooting" BRICK & BLOCKLAYING Th g tl The Woods Council, after Io"n t.h~ i,s,sue and urged a bought my house primarily Ings.. elr suo ges ons are a serl'es of motl'ons at a posItive a p pro a c h. Mr'j (Worle for myself) IIAION II HIRI because it -adjoins Kerby unfair and arbitrary. In the 'k h h Id u. School playground. Person. fi~al.outcome, 1 think we will recent meeting, voted 5.2 to Pin os replied t at ~. wou. aUy I find the reasons for wm In the courts, receive llnd place on file, support t~e proposlhon If MOST REASONABLE- • EXPERT GUN REPAIR cross-distrlct busi- impos. Make Views Known with no actlon, taken II reo the olle.mlll would be used .... "I . t d t k .thi quest from Be r n a'r d E. for o.ne or. any of the uses ALWAYS sible U> either .'ppreciate or In en 0 wor WI n Hanus director of admini. mentioned 10 the letter. But • GUNS comprehend. I ~~ law .. 1 hop~ others. will , , 1 dd d t th "N th I ' indl Jom me In making our views stration, Way n e Co un t y if It mere y ~ e ? e I 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE • ACCESSORIES . ever e ess, as an . known to Michigan congress. Board of Commissioners, to revrmue.produclng porllon Of, \, vidual, lawyer, and board men, key committee chair. endorse Proposition H, (re. the b~dget he would not sup. AU REFERENCES me!llber, 1 feel I have no man and the President. newal of one mill county port It. A-1 GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP chOice but to obey ~he 18W "The current atmo!rphere tax), which is on the Tue~. Then Mr. Boutin made a FREE ESTIMATES - ANYTIME B. McDaniel Gun Shop of the land ~nd I ~Ill keep o! confusion llnd uncertainty day, August 8, primary bal. third motion _ that Mr. my c~ildren. In public school is nearly inu>lerable for par. lot CALL: Tony Varchetti "right now" 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.8200 even if bUSing IS ordered. enLi. Others may select a if approved, the proposition Pinkos' motion be tab~~d MOST MAJOR "Individually and as a board different course but for me will continue for. an addi. and the matter be carrJ~d or tonight after 7:00 p.m. O~n Tuesdoy and F,iday 9 o.m. 10 8 p.m. CRIDIT CnDS Mol',. Wed .• Thu,s. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. member, I will continue to I reaffirm my 'faith in pub: tional five years the one-mill over .to the,. next regular ACC(PUD fight, by all legal mea":s, lic education. Good publl.) property levy okayed by the councll meeung, M~~day, 839-9899 Sotu,day 9 a,m, to 4 p.m. any attempt U> bus our chll. schools are essential to this voters in 1968. Voting against August 7, a~d ad~ltlonal See my ad in Cement & Briele Work dren." community and country. The the motion were Council. facts be obtained oy the I President William Heulte. first step in lnsuring their men Marvin R. Boutin and city administntor to sub. ' man said that although he survival is to support them. Benjamin W. Pinkos. Mr. does not plan to stand in That is why 1 will continue Boutin then made a motion front of buses he wanted to U> work tor local control to support the continuation make it abundantly clear and excellent public educa. of the one.mill levy, (with , that he and all of the board tion for all our children." Councilman George S. Free. • members are opposed U> bus. Although vice-president AI.' man supporting it), but the II Ing. He added that if the !red Glancy, Jr. was not one motion lost, 5.2. busing order is implemented of the four members reo In his letter Mr. Hanus board members, unless they sponding U> the newspaper said that the one-mill tax I have some personally com. arUcle he said, "1 am un. CGsts the a v era g e home- •• . #, pclling reasons, should not alterably opposed to the con. owner about 75 cents per ~:; be the first to take the pri. cept of busing children. Bus. month but "it vital to con. " vate school route. He likened ing children is not the ans. tinue minimal e sse n ti a I board members to a captain wer to equal, quality educa. county services" in such of a sbJp and added when a tion and does not get to the areas as law enforcement • New slim size ship is going down, the cap. heart 'of the matter, which is and control of drug abuse, • Bigger, 3 Y2" X 4 Y2" lain should never be the first improving educational opper. iu v e nil e delinquency, the prints, and sparkling color one off. tunities for aU, I will fight courts, hospital care, public slides "However, 1 want to make the Roth decision whole. health, child care, mental • Easy.as-ever cartridge It very clear that all of us heartedly. As for my son, health, education, libraries loading - are opposed to busing." he has informed me that and parks. Joan Hanpeter, board sec. he will not be bussed." I Previous to the two latter It goe, where you go ... tor 'he retary said, "I oppose bus. j motions, three others went moments when you wish you had a camera. lng and will continue to fight B I E by the wayside. First, a mo. it. 1 abhor the idea of using urg ars nter tion by Councilman Rodger I children to solve a legal or F G A. Graef that the lettcr be social problem. arms arages received and placed on file I with City Administrator Two Farms garages were Chester E. Petersen furnish. ,GAR. AGE burglarized within a three- ing the local pr~ss with the day period. Tile burglars es. Proposition B message, and i caped with a combined take the council take no other ac. .GRINDER •.I" of $818. tion. The motion failed for Sam eon e entered the lack of support. locked, attacned garage at Then a motion by Mr. 254 Stephens road and made Pinkos, (that the letter be off with a lo-speed Schwinn received and placed on iile Open Thu,sdoy bicycle and a Sears Crafts. and referred A Unal Other Side for Senior High students will CIVIC SEARCHLIGHT take place in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Crys. tal Ballroom Tuesday eve. ning, August 8 8:30.11:30 EDUCA llONAL U.S. GRADE A p.m. Tic k e t price is $1. University of Michigan A.B. 1960 FRESH FRYING Tickets may be purchased either in advance or at the BACKGROUND: Harvard Law School L.LB. 1963 dgor. CHICKEN BREASTS. Comstock Lode will be 59~one featured band and the (NO BACKS ATTACHED) other will be Grosse Pointe's PROFESSIONAL Attorney; practicing in Wayne County since 1964 own EST T, a .group who Partner; Dickinson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip U.S. GRADE A are friends of nearly every. EXPERIENCE: FRESH FRYING one around. The idea is to ~pecialist; Municipal law, finance & legislation g roo v e without "busting" more than a "buck." Rap, Member; American Judicature Society listen, dance. Come when CHICKEN LEGS 49~.you want; leave when you Municipal Finance Officers Association (NO BACKS ATTACHED) wanl. Date or not - strictly of Michigan casual. U.S. GRADE A ------Municipal Finance Officers Association ' SELF.HELP The more you lean on of United States and Canada others, the leaner your~ ~B. chances are for success in FRViNGSCHICKENBREASTs$l this life. To Draw Up A C.harter For Wayne County, ~ ...... "THE ORIGINAL" BONELESS STUFFED I RAYNAL, We Believe Thai"Experience and 99~I "THE HO USE THAT ~. I SERVICE IUIlT" I CHICKEN BREASTS .LB. • "SINCE 1925" I Expertise Is Essential: (In FctiJ Pan Ready to Cook) : ANNOUNCES : George G. Black Gloria & Marvin Mead SWIFTS PREMIUM, SWEET SMOKED 79(: END OF MOOn Mr. and Mrs. Wilber M. Brucker, Jr. Mr. and Mn. Eugene A. Most • Clearance :1 Mr. and Mn. Joseph L. Cobane W. C. Osborn, Jr. BACON 1 Lb. Pkg. Mr. and Mn. Jon Cook Mr. and Mrs. Elliot H. Phillips SALE! :.1 Mr. and Mn. William D. Dahling Mr. and Mrs. John C. Prost LESS THAN 10/0 Frederick H. Duffield Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rieman, Jr. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS OVER INVOICE Mn. Jea"ette H. Duffield Bruce M. Rockwell :1 Donald R. Flintermann Richard D. Rohr ENGLISH CUT 99(: FOR NEW 1972 I. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Sybrarh J. Schaafsma DODGES & POT ROAST...... LB. Mr. and Mrs. GeoT~e D. Henry Alger Shelden, Jr. • PLYMOUTHS ,.• A. C. Ledyard Hon. Malk C. Stevens CALIFORNIA BARTLET FANCY MICHIGAN GROWN i. RAYNAL Mr. and Mrs. C. Bradford Lundy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tindall, Jr. MICHIGAN'S LARGIST Mr. and Mn. Robert A. Maynard William A. Walker PEARS 29~,. BLUEBERRIES i: Dodge-Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. MacMechan Mr. and Mrs. John E. Weiss, Jr. I Russell A. McNair, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Colier H. Worrell WE ARE NOT OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY DEALER Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Mead Frank G. Yates I 9\03 CHAlMERS I Detroit, Mich. 48213 'We Carry a CM!plete Selec1left ef lllna Wi_ and Uqllel'l te CemplelMftl Every Me.l I , ...... N, 01I.'. -..ey I PHONE526-1300 • Quality and Service as always . . . I 0, •••••. & nUl. 'tll • •.•. I elt SIt. 'IY th h ' .. JOHN R. AXE BALLor NO. 593 .. ,. . Thursday, August 3, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five Ski Club Plans Farms Regatta Is Gala Event Queen Registration Timothy J. Griffin Takes Air Training The 20th Annual~se I"Di;~~d LiI." DUItUCanMG Tailgate Party Set at NOI.th Navy Airman Recruit TIm. He wlll complete the reo FAST SERVICE Pointe Farms Boat Club Re. The Moslem Temple High. othy J. Grilfin, son of Mr. malnd'~r oC his active duty COlOIS AVAILABLE gatta, held this past week. land Pipe Band under the and Mrs. Josepb F. GriIfin of training lasting from four to The Grosse Pointe Ski end, was a gala affair with direction of Rob~rt Thomson Grosse Pointe North's regis. 917 Lakepointe, has complet. ten months at a specialized (6rl1et -'ltinto Club, the adult group at decorated ~at competition, and the Highland Lassies tration for students new to ed the recruit phase of the aviation school. Grosse Pointe War Memo- a fleet reVIew, races, deco- provided the entertainment Ihe school district who reside Navy's "Four to Ten Month" He is a 1972 graduate of .UJm. ~erbi.m withIn iis attendance area tl d rial, will have a midsummer rated bicycles, music, danc. on Sunday. will begin on Wednesday, ac ve uty program at Mil. Eastern Michigan University 5 8 Mack. TU 1-4044 tailgate party on the lake. in~ for youllgand old, enter. The Americans, with Bill August 9, between the hours I1ngton, Tenn. in Ypsilanti. tammen~ and the crowning Semanson, led Sunday's pa. of 9 am d 3 h c;;..;:;:.:u.. ;';'.;-;.. :;-.. ;-;.7:.. :':'..~.~.. side lawn. of the Memorial . . an p. m. T ose '1'~:~ ;;:;.. ,:;;;'.';:;:,.;;:;.. ~.~••!•••••••••••!.!.~.~.!.-::~=~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~~:::::~~~:~:~:~:~:~:~~:~:::~:~:~:~:~:~:~~~;!;~;~;~;~~~;~;~~~.~.~.~:7:':~-:-:-:-,--,.,.-,------..i '~: 32 Lake Shore Road, Sun: ~f Shall yppleger as Miss rade on their mini.motor. rosse Pomte Farms. cycles. The men also spent who are attending school for ~::' ::: day, Augus.t 13, at 5 o'clock. the fIrst time in the State of .', E~eryon~ IS encouraged to Capturing first for their the better part of Sunday af'l Michigan will be expected to ~;l .J'f ..c. .A ~::J.uea f rR 1;1'.' brmg hIs thermos picnic decorated boats were Tony ternoon giving rid e s to submit a record of immuniz. .'. ., rim e f 0 U'J '.' lunch and ski equip~el1t Delsencr, Maura Sendelbach, youngsters. alion on a form which will ::: ::: Rudi Edens, new Ski Club the Herman. Gorenflo family Hosting a reception for I be provided at this time. ::: ::: president, has devised some and. J ack ~Ichards. local dignitaries on Sunday g very interesting things to do . Wmners In the boat races afternoon was Mrs. Law. Thth°se trhansferrin from ::i:l:i e:-JJ ~ I I :1::•.:~ ano er sc 001 may register. Jhe . rea Care with skis on bales of hay Included Russell. Jabloski, rence (Liz) Holmes. Guests Grosse Pointe North will'" '.' and there will be skating Rob Tobin, Mike Allor and included Congressman and send to the previous school !oo (on skate boards, that Dave C~rto, all of whom cap. Mrs. Lucien Nedzi Under. Photo by Arline U, Orten Meet SHARI UPPLEGER, for a transcript of credits. IS) down the hill with Lake tured .. flI'st places in their sheriff and Mrs. L~ren Pitt- ~he b~st service will be pos- St. Clair as the obstacle. classUlcat1~ns. man, SherUf William Luc. who was selected Mis s Grosse Pointe Farms, at the SIble U an ap!,ointment is All present members their Other wmners were Led ases' Family Councilman ma~e with a counselor. by friends and prospecti~e ski yard Mitchell, sailboat, 8nd Mark C. Ste~ens and his Farms Boat Club Regatta this past weekend. Shari is callmg Mrs. Myron Vivian members are invited to ,this T0lll; Gotferdson, sailfish. grandsons, John R. Sutton IV at 886-8100 in adv:l.nce. Regis. gathering where, of course .Wmners of .the decorated and Mark C. Stevens III, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Uppleger, of Roland tration will be open for three there will be lots of talk bike competition were Mi. Mayor and Mrs. William But. weeks. about the forth,'oming trip chael and H!!len. D'A1esan. ler, City Manager and Mrs. court, and a senior at North High School. School is schedul(,d to be. ':'. :.: to SW\ Valley and the par. d~o, w~o ..took fIrst place Andrew Bremer, Police Chief gin on Septembe" 11, aI- :::: ::; ties and plans for the '72-'73 With t~,elI' Raggedy Ann and and Mrs, Robert Ferber, Shari would like to be a season. Tailgates should be Andy; George Parcos, who Councilwoman Nancy Waug. photographer's model. She well stocked. Rulli wantE this took s e con d wit h "Tiny aman and her husband Wil. has blond hair, startling bllle to be a very convivial occa. Dogj" Geri .Lynne Weskel, liam, Councilman and Mrs. eyes and a pelite, graceful sion and seriously wants ev. ~ho too~ .thlI'd plac~ with James Mast, Wayne County figure. She likes to sew and makes most of her own 1 eryone to l:>ringhis skis too. Red Rldmg Hood;' and Commissioner Erv Steiner .1.1 .,.1. clothes. She is accomplished MOST ~g~~~~~~?A~~Lg~d~~A~~~.. You'd be surprised what's Mar)'. Leonard, who captured and Mrs. Steiner, Judge Rob. in store. at macrame, makes and de. ~~~1~~}t~~ the .ourth place spot with ert Pytell and Mrs. Pytel1. 5igns her own jewelry, loves the schools go on a curtailed ROG to swim, water ski and bi. (five classes per day for :1:1 ::1: cycle. pupils instead of six) or on :::: ER RINKE :::: First runner-up was Paula a full schedule is dependent :::: :::: upon the electo~s' decision in :::: ::;: ELECT ... 651 Bartoszewicz, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. i.eonard J. the September election :::: CADILLAC CO :::: Bartoszewicz, of Kerby road, a student at South High. S e con d runner.up was ~~~;~i'.:':,,,,\:.; ,:':"t. ~ 536-6260 757-"0767;1 Cathy McCubbin, daughter of '~'::.:.:.:.:I:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:':-:':-:,:.:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:::~:::~:::~:::~:::::~:::::::~:::::::~::;::::~:::::~:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:i1:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:i~: PAUL G. BOGOS Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCub. for bin, of Ridgemont avenue, a student at South. Other contestants included Circuit Court Judge Sally ~nn Beierla, Renee S. Graduate University of Detroit Law School, U.B. 1954 Champme, Kat he Killins Bar bar a Marcus, Nancy BELMONT FURNITURE Practicing Attorney, 17 Years Noecker, 1,I)ri Naidow and Rated "Well Qualified" Detroit Bar AsSociation Renee Piche. Colonial Traditional Resident of Grosse Pointe for 3 Years Blood Council PRIMARY, AUGUST 8th Drive Aug. 10 The Grosse Pointe Blood Council, which includes be- sides the Grosse Pointe War FREEDOM FOR QUALITY EDUCATION Memorial Association, most of the c~urches, schools, postal serVIce, police forces (BUST BUSSING) and the largest department store in the area. has sched. uled a Bloodmobile visit to the Pointe, which will be - ENDORSES- S1lt up in the Memorial's air coDdit.loned ballroom over. looking the lake from 2-8 p.m. Thursday, August 10. HOWARD D. AUSTIN With Dlne beds in continu- ' 0/0 0\11 operation, Mrs. Altred G001ab~, cbaiNnan ~f the eoUeetion, hopes to reach FOR CONGRESS 14th DISTRICT a goal Of 200 pinls. All ad. ults ages 18-65 are eligible to donate and Mrs. Goolsby Austin's anti-bussing stand is clear ..... We need this type hopes the 18 to 21 year oIds who formerly had to have to of man representing Grosse Pointe's ANTI-BUSSING permission aUps ~o donate SENTIMENTS, will DOW. with their Dew ad. IT'S OUR ANNUAL STOREWIDE SAVINGS EVENT WITH ult status. turn Ollt in large DU~. . VALUES AND SELECTION THAT IS BIGGER & BETTER 'AID fOR BY: LION SIHOYAN The Amedce Red Cross lupplies the Bloodmobile ud (BUST BUSSING) the doetors and DurlU In THA~ EVER ... Come In and Browse, You'll be pleasantly attellclaJlce, Each lndJvldu- ai's history is checked by surprised ..• our selection of fine colonial and traditional Red Cross volunteers and r~aIatratlons will be taken . WERTHMA"N' BROTHERS by Mrs. Goolsby's assistants furniture awaits your inspection. Mrs. Norman Summers, Mrs. - "Sonce 1946 ~ichard Piper and Mrs. Wil. liam Cook. Special Sale Feature Includes a Full Line of The War Memorial hopes as many people as possible will contribute to the Grosse Pointe Community Blood Bank which offers free loan of blood in case of emer- UPHOLSTERED Pieces WHATAB gency ~o anyone in the Grosse Pointe area, The 4 GOODREASONS TO BUY center's ballk is nearly empty. However, one can by CONOVER contribute to any other blood 4 PLY POLYEmR CORD bank or individual he wishes. , It is very helpful if donors will make appointments SALE FEATURE ahead of time by calling ~..: .:\ * *- TU 1.7511. This prevents ~ ,f-i ; TM having to wait, but walk.ins will be welcomed and pro- J~st.look at the craftsmanship, the artistry. the cessed just as fast as pos- dlstnnctive design, the clever ways durable I.MODERN 78 SEBIES 4. THE PBle E sible. Trefoil and luxurious looking urethane has been com- top, bined with rich woods! Then note how ideally these. gems accent Conlemporary. Provincial. TREAD WIDTH trivet Spanish or Coloolal decor . , . consider the lives the low, wide, husky ~$42 legs, ma,nyus~s in living,familyor bedrooms. singly Octagon look that is 10 in demand. ~~' ," . 825-14 (G78-14) New in the tripod or In pairs-how they add charm to a prized Enlineer~ 'for Itability it;:',: " .' 11," y vaM.,pipe rack or other objet d'art nexl to your toP. mock I - 810ckwall Tubele.. Plu. base, and Iteenng control. The,,~'( l / favonte sofa. love seal. chair or sola bed. slate in' G78.~ize h~,a t.Teadwidth '(;'" t-,l ( . fed. Ex. Tax 01 $2.56 heighborhood? 21 n taU set, pedes. of 6 • .. 1 Wider than L(,,'( ,( . per tire. 8~ aeries tires. 'f", It, __~ . tal base. WHITEWAll PRICE PlUS FED. 20" tall. lUIRUS PU EX. TAX YOUR CHOICE AGGRESSIVE 'I-: SIZE TIRE UCH TIRE t;t~:\~,,:';' - - 2. ------.-----_ ... ._----_ •... ._--- Its not all bad... TREAD DESIGN: ,!>j / .,. l _~78.13 , 26,00 195 thousands of tread edges } i _~~:14 . _ _ _ 25.14 2,OB in ear.h tire form an all' 4 _E~~:l_~ . 25 99 2.24 reaaivetread delill" for " f78.14 27,01 2.39 traction and skid resia- . tance. G7814 28,34 2.56 ~7~.~4 . 2990 275 3.12/32" TREAD E~:.'4.. . ,32.40 2.95 We Feature One of _!~l!:1~__ , 2701 2 43 Grosse Pointes largest See Our Selection of DEPTH G.78.15 28,34 263 DINING combination of 12(32" H781S 29.90 2.81 collections of decorative tread depth tnd 78 aeries d,:ill" insure lonll depend' -J78:;.5"- 3240 301 able mile.ge. g~:is . . 34,84 3.16 LAMPS ROOM All price, pl~1 fed. Ex. T:'. per lire ACCESSORIES TABLE & SWAG s,ecill Slritgs Oft TIte to add that special FURNITURE Mltionaly Anertised limps Open daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ~ touch to any room 18. ..i.' Sat. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ~ -REDUCED- IIa .e WERTHMANN BROTHERS The \Nelcome Wagon Belmont Furniture hostess will help! 20507 MACK AVE., at Beaufait TU 4 "Since J946" .' -1440 O E 6841 EAST JEFFERSON-Opposite tbe Uniroyal Factory 259-2460 Call today: 8R6.1551 pen venlng', Mon., ThurI" Fri. - Closed Weds, .r The misfortunes bardest to Truth, ill tbe bands of It'. amazing how many 11 Do today's work wen and P k P Z' K K hi PI I people "enjoy" yean of poor Iforget what tomorrow may ar 0 Ice Policemen Win un 0 er to 8y bear are those that never Som6,seems to be an elastic For Susquehanna U, occur. subsunce. health. bring. Chief Retires Second Crown - ., The Pointe police soflball Kurt Kohler of The Woods, By James J. NJaim team bas done It again. They Park Police Chief Gerard who starred In soccer and won their second straight baseball at a prep school in MARK Kesteloot WIIS given a stand- divisional championship in Ing ovation on Monday, July Maryland, is expected to play Macomb.Oakland So Itb a 11 bls collegia Ie .lbletics at IV LAST CHANCE 31, his last day of work, on League action by defeating SusquenbalUhl University. BART the occasion of bls retirement I the FBI, 21.18, in a make.up Kobler, a 5-7, 145.pounder, from the force after 30 years game Saturday, July 29. COMPLETE SELECTION lettered for four seasons In LINCOLN MERCURY with the Department. The Pitcher Collin LaLonde of applause followed 8 brief both soccer and baseball at the Park Pollee Department Harker Prep School, Poto- CONTINENT AL CARS IN ceremony in which Mayor supplied the big blow with mac, Md. He captained the Patterson wished the chief a grand.slam home run. STOCK I the best of luck and banded school's teams in both sports. HEADQUARTERS 150 him his chief's badge ~s a The win upped lhe Point- He pitched two no.bitters HIGH TRADE-IN memento of his time as he8d ers' record to 10-1, a game in baseball this spring and of the force. in front of Warren Patrol, was Harker's leading hitter. (9.2), in the "A" division. CLOSE-OUT SPECIALS At the chief's side. aller A soccer forward, he reo the presentation, was Mrs. The FBI finished first In ceived second. team AU- Kesteloot, who beamed hap- GERARD KESTELOOT division "B" with a 6.5 mark. Montgomery Count~. anI! All. pily, especially after Patrol- But that's only part of the Metropolitan honors and led man Andrew Meeker, repre. 1946. he joined the MArine good news as the Pointers Harker in ,coring for two sentmg the Pollee Depart- Reserves, and was recaUed snared two quick wins in seaSODS. double elimination playoff ment and the women of the 10 duty in 1951, during the In addition, he lettered in act{on Sunday. July 30. Violation Bureau, gave Kes- Korean War, but was "ta- basketball for two years. leloot a gift from the depart. tioned 8t Camp LeJuene, Pointe policemen "socked it Kohier is the son of Mr. ment's personnel. Paris Island, for one year, to" the Probate Courl, 15.2. and Mrs. Howard Kohler, of Not be be undone, Mrs. after which he was honorably Park officer. mana ger N. Brys drive'. He Is plan. Grace Hiller, court clerk and discharged with the rating Michael Kortas, who hurled ning to major in business head of the Violation Bureau. BART of slaff sergeant. the Pointers to victory, administration at Susque. on bebalf of the W1lmen of He was appointed to the stressed his club's "sound hanna, a libeNlI arts col- 3700 E. JEFfERSON 259.2190 lhe bureau and all women Park Department as a PI"a- defensive game." lege in Cen~ral Pennsylvania. employed by the city, also bationarypatrolman on De- Th(ln the Pointers con. presented the cblef with a cember 5, 1949, while still tlnued lheir assault against gift. Following tbls, Mrs. in the Marine Reserves. He lhe Slate Police with a 16.5 Hiller presided at pouring was promoted to Unifonn win In the noon.time contest. coffee end the serving of corporal on April 15, 1957, Shores patrolman Jobn Tre- ~ cake to all the municipal em, and to serge~nt on August villian led the way witb a ployes and guests on hand to 1, 1961. grand slam homer, while pay homage to "an excellent He served for 60 days as Park Department of Public cbief and 11 grand police ad- a plainclothesman with the Works worker Arthur Conlan ~I~~ INC. mlnistrator. " and Shores officer Archie RICHARD On conclusion of lbe cere- Detective Bureau In 1954. He undertook and passed a Grieve also smacked homers. 15103 KERCHEVAL VA 1-5400 monies. City Manager Robert Woods patrolman Frederick A. Slone formally announced number of courses at Wlrious universities in police train- L 0 vel ace contributed a fREE UNO£RWAT WITH PURCHASE OF ~ CAll the chiefs retirement. triple. "Chief Gerard Kesteloot ing. He was the training officer for the Park Depart- Now the Poinlers face Take The Simmer bas been not only an out. Sterling Heights police, who YOUR WHOLE HOUSE standing Chief of Police," the ment's Riot Control Squad. Out of Summer! Ll. Duncan Is the holder of also are 2-0 in play.off com. city manager said, "but has petition, Sunday, August 6, also served our community six departmental citations and commendations, includ. at 9 a.m. The game will be '. bt'4ont well as an exeellent police played at the L. W. Baum. LET US INSTALL administrator throughout bis ing ODe involving the eppre' hension and fatal shooting of gllrtner Park, 15 Mile road long years of service. 1 am near Schoenherr. Then an. sure that you will all join a bank robber in September 11170,In which one Park offi. other game will take place A.IR CONDITIONING SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20.000.00 me in wishing Chief Kes- later. teloot and Mrs. Kesleloot, cer was wounded. Slone said that Duncan Each player received a trophy from the league, (20 :a~e~a~~~e~:~~'~ years will be on probation for one COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS year before he can retain in all), wbile tbe Pointers Following this, Slone of. were presented team Ira. Call Act now. Avoid possible delay at DETROIT 18901 Kelly at' Moross-DR 2.8877 flcially announced that Lt. his rank permanently. 571-4610 phies from 1heir sponsors, FOR FREE ESTIMATE EAST DETROIT 15751 Nine Mile at Gratiot-PR 1.8820 Henry Coonce, whost) official Petrie, 32, Is a native of peal< season. We're air conditioning Detroit, and a 1957 graduate Pointe Dodge and Richard GROSSE PTE. WOODS 20247 Mack at Hunt Ciub-TU 6.10BO title is Assistant Chief of Buick. experts with 10,000 satisfied cus- GROSSE PTE. FARMS 63 Kercheval "On the HiII"-TU 6-6661 Police. would essume all of Detroit's Denby High • Immecliote Inslollolian HOURS: 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday 'iii 8 p.m. duties as chief of the depart- School. He is married to the • Honest and fair Price. tomers in the area since 1949. For • 15. Trucu 10 SelVe You With ment, effectlvl! T u e s day. former Roberta Donna Ren. window air co~ditione'5 we have nie of Grosse Pointe. They SEWER CUltom Inltollalion. NOW Invest now in Colonial Federal Savings A~~u~d~iuon, he announced are the parents of two chil- • Quiet Equipment ... the very best units . dren, Donald, 10, and Stacia. Quiel Performance 6% Certificates ..... Compounded the promotion of two other " GHER 9. The family resides at 1365 TROUBLE? • W. Service What W. Sell Quarterly to give you a new high police officers, Sgt. Gordon H I Aline. c.n " Effective Annual Interest of J. DU!lcan. Jr., to the r~nk Petrie was appointed to the EARNINGS 6.136%. Issued in minimum, ~n~~eu~~~ntp~~~c:~~:~ force on March 22, 1964, and amount of $5,000. You choose maturity date between Chade; Petrie, who has was 'assigned to the ;Plain- clothes Detail of the Detec. lliIDW~ two years and five years. Stop in at any of our offices been wor~g the Plain- . clothes Detail in the Detec. tive Bureau 'in August, 1970, PLUMBING&HEATIN_GJ but still the rank of FLAME FURNACE CO. tor complete detaIls. tive Bureal1 to the rault of with '. r< 'o:OTPOral m the UlI1Iorm Di- patrolmen. .. , 15304 ICEltCHlVAl • VA 2.907cS 11621Van Dyke" ,~5'71-461 0 vision. The promotions took . He bas atteuQed and pas- effect on August 1. sed a number of courses in the line of poliee work and The new lieutenant is 45- ~" """" "" ,,:ii, "" "" ,,_. I - ~ •••• ~ "~~I ~ •• ~~. ~ •• ~. , .-~ attended ,the Detroit Insti. years-old, and a native of "PREFERRED AND WELL QUALIFIED" CIVIC SEARCHLIGHT RATED PREFERRED l Detroit. He is married to the tule of Technology. He is former Barbara Jean Malkin. presently attending Wayne County Community College son of l'o!t. Clemens. Tbey '2)eur Aunl (fer;: ' are the parents of three chil- and is iaking' police asso. dren, Dianne. 17; Daniel, 13; cialed C01!XSes. I hope that you and your friends will vote for the most qualified man and Donna Jo, 12. The family He is the holder of three to represent you in public office. I feel if your friends honestly vote their lives at 1129 Lakepolnte. departmental citations, three Lt. Duncan served with the letters of commendation as- conscience, there ~jll be no question. U.S. Marine Corps during sociated to the cooperation World War II, from 1943 to in nnrcotics arrests in other Commissioner Ervin A. Steiner, k. Opponent COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY 1946 seeing service in the jurisdictions. South PacUic Theater of Op. He will be on probation Occupation: Occupaiior.,: (6.136% effective annual inte~est) as a corporal for one year, erations. • President of Steiner Promotions. Inc. • Aetna Life & Casualty Insurance 1 Followinghia release in after which he must Berve another full year in the same • President of Unlimiteds, Inc. Company-22 years rank. On completion of the • Trustee, Cleary College, Ypsilanti, Mich. • Councilman of Grosse Pointe Park r1 A DRUMMY DEAL IS BEST BY FAR ii second year, be will auto. • Wayne County Commissioner from Third (elected Nov., 1971) matic.ally be promoted to the District (elected 1970) "J~ ... OR THERE ARE NO STRINGS ON MY GUITAR! ';-' rank of sergeant in the Uni. • Chairman of Public Works Committee Social Organizations: BRAND NEW 1972 BRAND NEW 1972 forllll Division. • Vice.Chairman of Labor Relations • Hope Ship League 8B COUPE 98 COUPI Slone said that both Dun. Committee • Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Power steering. power di" brakes. Power $leering. power di" bro1ces. can and Petrie received outomoHc, tinted g10ss, white olJtomatic, tinted glass, radio, lite • Vice-Chairman of Law Enforcement and • Audubon-Whittier Association well •• and ether focto~ ,Ioodord.. group. white wall •• bumper guord •• high grades in examinations Public Safety Committee • Grosse Pointe Park Swim Club conducted by the Michigan $3291 and loet0i.333iOning. • Mt=mber of: Municipal League, and pro. Ways and Means Committee Personal: BRAND NEW 1972 moted the two on recommen. CUtlASS 2.DR. H.T •. A SUPREME BUY Legislative Committee • Resident of Wayne County SJA years dation of Chief Kestelool and Human Relations Committee Aulomatic, pow~r steering, power La,' Chance At A Convertible. Lt. Coonce. • Three children brokes, while walls, w'heel covers, Call for Equipment end Price" Economic Opportunities Committee • University of Georgia, BBA chrome molding. Co, Exec. Car. Inter-County Highway Commission of $3050 TOOLS STOLEN Accounting Mrs. Judy Law of 919 Not- Southeastern Michigan • 1967 Graduate of Aetna's Advanced .RUMMY tingham, complained to Park Wayne County Representative on Huron Management School OLDSMOBILE police on Monday, July 24, River Water1hed Council 14925 E. 8 Mile that SOme(lOe entered the al Gratiot porch at the rear of her resi- dence and stole a tool box Civic Organizations: Call DR 1-4220 containing assortfd tools val. • Spirit of Detroit Association - or PR 2.2200 1 ued at a total of $250. • Rear Commodore • Greater Detroit Board of Commerce • Detroit Convention Bureau • Southeast Michigan Tourist FOR NEW LEADERSHIP AND DIRECTION IN CONGRESS Association • Grosse Pointe Commerce and Civic Association - Executive Director Elect ••• • Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe • American Power Boat Association • Detroit Sports Broadcaster1 Association Charitable Organizatinns: • N.A.R.C.O. (Nalcotics Addiction R.habilitation Coordinating Orgunhr:ation • Fint Tr.asurer and Dir.ctor of Northeast Child Guidance Clinic • Rlvenide Civic Fund • Lapeer Chapel Fund Community Organizations: • Past Pr•• ident of Kerby School Parent T.ach.n Association • Pcnt Pre.ld.nt of Grosse Pointe Farms (formerly Walter Bezruchka) littl. Leagu • MAYOR WALTER BEll • Past President of Cub Scouts City of Eelst Detroit Pe"onal: Vote your c~nscience on August 8, • Uf.long resid.nt of Wayne County • R.sldent of Grosse Pointe for 23 yean DEMOCRAT- CONGRESSMAN -14th DIST. • Vet.ran of World War 11 and re-elect Ervin A. Stet'ner , Jr ., BEZZ STA\NDS FOR- • Wlf. a natlv. Groll' Pointe" • Chlldr.n-thre. IOns Republican - District I, • NO 8ussing- Financially & • Environmental Control • Detroit School System Educationally Unsound • Endorsed by - Democratic Club of • Att.nd.d Or.gon Stat • • Crime and Drug Control E, Detroit • Member Lutheran Church • Tax Reform and Welfare Reform VOTE TUES., AUG. 8th '"kI for by ChIp S,.lrtef • • " Thursday, Augud 3, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven GPSA. To Play A.ll.Star Game Nurses Aides Graduate The Groll. Pointe Solt. Art Van r 0 ute d Budd .blll Alloelltlon wrapped up Wiser, 16.5, to end the regu. It. *004 half last weekend lar season Sun day 8fter. with the Marauders claim. noon. Rob Whitty led Art In& top spot. Now, the first Van's attack with three hits, GPSA all.star game is set while Bill Gibbons homered for Saturday, August 5, at (or Budd. 12 noon on Austin Catholic Final second half sland. Prep's diamond, 18300 East ing are: Marauders, HI; Warren. Art Va.n, 5.2; Truckers and John Clancy smacked Bingers, 3-4; Fontana, 2.5, three hits, in c 1u din g a and Budd Wiser, 1-6. homer, to lead the Marau. pers to a 14.1 rout of the In lhe all.shr game, Arl Van, Budd Wiser and Fon. Fontana Brothers Saturday, July 29. tana will .go against the Ma. rauders, Truckers and Bing. Later that afternoon, Fon. tana fell once again to Art ers. AIl.slar selections were Van, 18.0, the only shutout made by team captains and include: so far this season. Dwight Photo by Allee Curtis Van Steenki~te hurled a four. Art Van - Mike Bolton, KA THE KILLINS, of Kenwood court, a stu- Hank Chase, Jim Osaer, Rob hitter while his "colleagues" dent at South High School, is pictured receiving collected 22. Mike Bolton, Whitty, Dwight Van Steen. kisle, Gary Van Elslander, her Nurses Aide Certificate from RALPH L. WIL. Hank Chase, Steve Grob and GARDE, administrator of Cottage Hospital. Kathe Tim McMillan had three hits Tom Zink; Marauders - apiece while Tom Zink col. Jim Connolly, Dale Francek, is one 18 students who received certificates as lected a homer among his Jerry Galik, Mike Leach, nurses aides and orderlies at recent ceremonies at four hit~. Doug Miller, Carman Stark. the hospital.. This Co.op program is sponsored Art Van then n,ipped the Truckers - Tom Bailey, by North and South high schools and Cottage Truckers, 7-6. Mcrk Denison Bob Cone, John Denison, Hospital. . went three.for.three for the Tom Dufour, Paul Shirar, ------winners, while Bruce Kase. Tom Slack; Bingers - Jim Parents and friends attend. I W. Ayoub. Paula M. Bar., litz clouted a home run for Fazio, Dan Menzo, Ge Rep~ired evening, July 24, to report education at Cotage Hospital; which faces Kercheval Ave. I' AIh.ri .... an attempted burglary of his Mrs. Loujane H. Beynon, Co- nue will begin this fall. _se4 house. The resident, who had op Coordinator of the Grosse I .triciIIs been away for the weekend, Pointe School System; Mrs. The renovation program MARTIN'S (ound lhe automatic garage Jean Plummer, Assistant Di. will take three years to corn. (l(CT~IC STOlE door standing open upon his rector of In-service Educa. plete and will cost from two-I return. Farms detectives tion; and Miss Paula Bar. and-a.half to three million VA 1-7651 also noted pry marks on the toszewicz, who expressed dollars, Mr. Wilgarde said. I 14533 Kercheyal door leading from the ga- appreciation o( the students. "Present natient rooms. acrm Ir.. rut Ollie. rage to the house. Nothing The sludents who received will be renovated to allow I ill Pier T.. pIe hiltlilll appeared missing. certificates included Kendall for more private and semi- private rooms," he said . ••• _' "More bathrooms will be in. ~C stalled and the entire build. • ing will be air-conditioned," a Grosse Pointe Youth Council Offers Outing has three treasure houses • • • Grosse Pointe War Memo. rial's Youth Council invites sludents from the area to ... it's libraries join them on a charter bus to Pine Knob to take in the great rock group "Chicago" did you know that at discount prices. There is a $1 charge each way on the " Your Public Library has a full range of audio-visual materials, bus and both $5 reserved 16mm fUrin" .4 trock stereo topes, cassettes, 8mm films, seats and $3 grounds admis- sions are discounted SOc. records, choral music, framed art prints and more. There is room for only 50 and only ~5 of each kind of ticket are available for Wed- Friends of Grosse PIe. Library nesday evening, August 16. • I The bus will leave the Cen. • ter promptly at quarter to seven. Tickets should be pur- chased immediately at the is...... Ji Cenler's office. LUCIEN NEDZIIS PRO BUSSING On December 29, 1970, lucien Nedzi paired as a "yes" vote on a bill to authorize $1.5 billion for aid to desegregate schools (HB 19446). On April 4, 1971, lucien Nedzi voted "yes" in a teller vote (HB 7016) in favor of an amendment to take out of an existing bill a provision forbidding forced bussing. Finally, after much picketing by NAG, and, when he realized that politically he was in trouble, he voted in favor of the Constitutional amendment, but only after months of delay. It is time to show the politicians that they cannot change their minds a few months before an election, be re-elected, and then betray the voters until the next election. If lucien Nedzi can be defeated in the August 8th primary election, the members of Congress will be convinced that we intend to support anti-bussing legislation. THEREFORE, WE URGE YOU TO VOTE FOR Howard Austin not for the reason that the other candidates are not sincere, but only so that the vote will not be broken up between the candidates opposing PHONE PHONE Nedzi and, thus, allowing Nedzi to win again. 885-9839 STOR.E HOURS 885-9839 REPUBLICANS: MON. TUES_WED. THURS. FRio SATURDAY This is not a party issue! We urge you to cross over in the primary and vote AGAINST NEDZI and IN FAVOR OF AUSTIN. 9 AM TO 7 PM 9 AM TO 9 PM 9 AM TO 6 PM If you really care about your neighborhood schools and are against OPEN SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM bussing, vote in the August 8th primary. PRICES GOOD THRU AUG. 8. WE RESERVETHE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. This advertisement is sponsored by the Citizens Association For Quality Education (CAFQE), and we are soliciting membership to pay for the adivities at $5.00 per member. Please fill in the membership informa- tion with your contribution (make checks payabfe to CAFQE) and send ._---~------to: Name CAFQI Address P.O. lox ., 5022 Telephone Detroit, Michigan 48236 Amount of Contribution • .. sa !I 272 'age Eight GROSS E POINTE NEW S Thursday, Au~ust 3, 197~ rf Where to Send Vandals Smash Windows Wins Swim Meet Race II B~8ing Letters Polatera wllbinl to send Of Six Cars in The Park After Nearly Dt.owning \1 letten on the subject of for~d bUIlD1 of pupils to Six automobile owners da)', July 28, and one 00 Sun. B)' Roger A. Waha • c h hv e racial balance complained to Park pollee Elect--- should address them to Hon. day, July 30. Guls and courage - that's JlQrl on the near drowning. OI'able James O. EasUand, of vandall Snlashing wind- Park authorities said that what it takes. And 12.year. At the pool, he discovered the reported damages ran old Joy Promack, Lochmoor Joy laying on the deck as I chairman of the Senate Ju- llhields, windows and caus. into several hundred. of Club swimmer, has It aU. oxygen was being 8dmini. Circuit Court didal')' Committee, Suite 2226 ing other damage their to dollars. The cars were legal. For on Thursday July 27 :stered by life guard Michael New senate Office Building, vehIcles. Five of the com. Iv parked on variouB streets " Cavanagh of Saddle lane, and Washington, D.C. 201510. I plaints were received on Fri. througbout the city. Joy almost drowned at thle Thomas Mertz of Beacons. I The 'Jeaviest damage was club when she apparent y field. doM 10 an auto owned by blacked out. She received Sall) F ,ach of 710 West. around 2,100 J?Ounds of oxy- Sh~ was transport.ed to the .. he te bo called pollee gen at pool Side and at st. bospital and received 600 ~nds d~clo~ed that the wind. John's Hospital, ~here she I~unds, of oxygen enroute, ~ shield had been. smashed, was released Frida)", July acco~dlllg to police .. At the and that the vandals had 28. hosp!tal, Joy was given ap. flotel Pontctlartrarn caused extensive paint and I And, 10 and behold. Joy I proximately. 1,r.oo pounds of metal damage. Cost of the participated 1nth e 1972 oxygen, pohee said. ATTENTION FOOTBALL FANS repairs was estimated at Michigan Inter-Club swim. When 0 I f Ice r Lovelace YOU'Ve got your bOx seats. 10 be $250. ming tournament the week- visited Joy on July 28, she Ii sure you have your seat fOr the McDonald Cready of Cln. end of July 29.30 and won told him she was swimming clnnaU O. told officers that her first "first place" ever but doesn't r e c a II what NTouchdOwn at the POntch" his ca~ w~s parked in front in the district finals, accord. brought about the incident. II make your season'S RESIIVATIONS 1'lO'N!I of 31 Bishop road He dis. ing to her father Dr. Walter. h Here 15 tile game plan' covered that the ~indshield B. Promack of Thorn Tree But 10 case anyone ~s Stop at tile Pontch two hOu'S before each f h'- th drl ' road He added she felt good anr d~ubt about how Joy s /lQme game (mere IS speclilllrtN.prjCed o ... car on ever s . domg Just look at her aqua.' valet par1c1ng fOr voW. HiM! brUlCh.lUnCh side, had been broken with on Sunday. tic accomplishment over the sn unknown object. Damage Joy must have as she was weekend I I or eumer lwe haVe a sPedai fOOtbal menUl. John's Island: 8 pertinent points then our UOIl'S bus wMI be reacIV to take you was set at $80. "number one" in the girls' . I I to tile qame and bring vou back fOr the Harold A. Johnson of 914 11.12, SO-meter 'breaststroke ------VICtory ceteflmlOnl! Trombley, discovered that competition with a time of Vandals Smash for those considering Florida this wintel: I f IT'S A SURE WINNERI h1a windshield, aDd the glass 40.009, helping Lochml)or to 2 wastdngton OouleVard.Detroit.Mlch on the left front and rear the ch8mplonship. The club 12 Co r Mirrors .. l.ocation. lohn's Island IS a ior sale. Also. Oceanfront Condo. doors had been mamed, bad 702 points while second. FOr Re5l..,vations:" 965-0200 privale residenlial resort to- minlums. private residences and I and tile side view mirror place Dearhorn finished with -- (died at Vero Beach in sublropical South Village Townhouse Apart- broken off. He e&Umated 543 points. In another spree of van- menls. Some properties are avail- his damage at about $130. Officer Frederick Lovelace Idallsm, a group of youths Floridd juSI &5 miles North of Palm able for renta L Richard Todd 01 11'5 Ken- of the Woods Department of smashed the rear view mir. Bedch, sington, discovered the wind. Public Safety received a reo rors of 12 cars parked on .. Privacy. Natural geography and .. Design Build'rr !"hn's Island shield and glass of the front ------Farms streets. The van. a ma~ned galehouse assure maintair- I Jwn construcllon ien door smashed. He est!. Leads Police dallsm occurred a few min. John's Island residents total privacy company. T(.\. n Island Builders, m.ted his damagE; at about utes after midnigbt, Sunday and security. The property is bor- ,.llJsively for the property own- $100. Wild Ch morning, July 30. dered on the EaSI by 2Vl miles of 1:'15' use, James E., Gibson, A.!. A. is I Lisa Hoffman of 1265 York. On ase I A McKinlev a venue resi- private oceanfront. on the West by resident architec!. Complele main. shire, informed pollce that dent reported' the damage to II 10 miles of Indian River walerways, lenance service is available for the she found the windshield An IS.year.old Pol n t e Farms police. Seven of the absentee owner. Property owners ... Golf. A championship 18 hole Ii aDd the glass of both doors youth who led a Park pollee cars were parked on McKin- are guaranteed the highest stand- on the left side of ner auto officer on a chase through ley, three on Muir and two goli course designed by Pete i! ards 01 design and materials, I, smashed. Her damage was Park and Detroit streets be. on Fisher road. Dye and Jack Nicklaus forms ;j I, set at $150. fore be was forced to a stop, One man said that he saw permdnent 1&7 acre green belt in .. Residents. The average age 01 is the Jonn's !sland property l:I Eugene Gibney of 1335 Au. free on $100 bond and is a station wagon, occupied the heart oi the John's Island prop- dubon told pollee Julr 30 his scheduled to appear before by four youths, stop beside erly. A second course deSigned by owner is 52, You probably know and I car had about $100 10 dam. Park Municipal Judge Wil, one of the McKinley cars. Pete Dye is under construction as- someone who lives allohn's Island. I, age. Ham E. Speer, on Wednes. One of the youths exited the suring residents unhurried, varied Either on a personal basis or by TONIGHT THRU ,SAT. at 8::l{) p.m. day, August 30. The young car and then broke a rear play. Errie Bolli is Director of GolL repUla!ion, Ii man was driving a motor- view mirror. The lohn's Island Club is privale .. Zoning. Zoning at John's Island 1,'1 cycle at the time. The area was checked for and oHers full dining, pro shop limits building height to 3 stor- " Patrolman Richard War. the station wagon with nega. 'I NEIL DIAMOND ren, who arrested the youth, tive results. I Jnd locker facililies, Our Beach Ies, Strong deed restrictions further I. and Tennis Club is now under prolect property owners, '\ WITH JACKIE DESHANNON said the cylist, John M. I \, Couvre of 17201 Kercheval, I comtruction, .. Management. lohn's Island is '. S7. $5 I' ... ' .... ). 1),00 I•• ' ... ' .... I.... ) ~1 on coming to a stop in front Joseph Louisell' • Environment. At John's Island owned and adminislered by E of 3538 Three Mile road, D1!- MONDAY, AUGUST 7 at 7:00 p.m. A Treat for more trees have been relocated Llwyd Eccleslone and Roy D, trait, leaped oU his two. Suffers Attack I than other private Florida com- Chapin III, A detailed and illus- " the entire family wbeelerand attempted to es. I munilies have removed. Lar'ge. :1 RICHIE HAVENS cape on foot. The policeman Iraled brochure on the properly :~ said he drove his scout car Prominent attorney Joseph heavily wooded homesiles on the may be obtained by writing Mr. I; with SHA.NA-NA golf COurse. its lakes and John's and the Fo.lbufous Rhinestones onto the sidewalk to block Louisell. who suffered a cor. Chapin. lohn's Island Drive. Veru .' Mack at Anita Island Sound are presently available Beach. Florida 32960, S7, $5 (,... ,.... ). $3,00 ("., ...... 01I.... ) Couvre's escape, then placed onary on Thursday, July 21, AlNAIlC£ SAU DIllY! NO IICKETS SOlO AT 000ft Al PINt 1CIlOI. TICKETS MAY him under arrest. is in critical condition at De. ",I 1£ I'UllCHASED AT flSKER THEATRE lOX OffiCE AIlD All J, l, HUDSDIl STOIlES " IH ADVAHCE OR ON OAY Of SIIOW. Warren said that when he trait General Hospital. !I,. asked Couvre at the station The NEWS spoke with his ,;': why he tried to ilee on foot son, Joseph Louisell, Jr., who '" johns Island TUES., AUG. B thru SAT., AUG. 12 at 8:30 p.m. q after being stopped, Couvre said his father is still un con- claimed he did so because sclous and that under the cir- ,~,.- JOHNNY MATHIS "this was the thing to do at cumstances he has eancelled ,, ••• the time." 11 dr' f I. The patrolman said that he a scheduled a ver ISing or '\p HENRY MANCINI his father's campaign. Young $1. $5 (...... 01). $3,00 ("n, ••• , •• d 10".) was parked at Three Mile LouIsell heads the Loulsell -I and, Kercheval when he ob. :~ Now SIl.winll served Couvre and another f_or_Ju_d_g_e_C_o_m_m_i_tt_ee. f ~ SUNDAY, AUGUST. 13 of 7:30 p.m. Geno Hackman in cycl1st traveling north on .::' ,. FIFTH DIMENSION "THE FRENCH Three Mile at a high rate of .,.:" CONNECTION" speed. Warren said he pulled and SPECIAL GUm BILL WITHERS The Academy Aword Winner up behind the pair and paced " Bel' Picture them at 50 miles an hour. Your present Congressman $7, $5 Ir... ~tved). $3.00 (....nrnervrd la\.:ln) voted .!" .' In Co/ol-//oI.d 'II'. You mus' Both cyclists turned west n MONDAY, AUGUST 14 017:00 p.m. be 18 years 01 oge or oy.r onto Mack, at which time .:" 10 be admitted. Couvre pulled away, and " STEPHEN STILLS PLUS Warren gave chase, turning to Remove this section from the I' 0.01 BARIlY NEWMAN on his lights and siren. ;l in I' The officer said that on l IMANASSASl "VANISHING hearing the siren, Couvre iI 57. S5 (, .. erved). 55,O!l (un,.s.rved lown) POINT" iooked back. then speeded up education appropriations Bill of 1972 AD'tIollCE SAlE DIllY\ NO IICKElS SOLD AT OOOA AT PINt 1UlOlI, TICKETS MAY the motorcycle in an attempt IE I'UllCIIA$[O AT flSIIEA TKEATRE MIX OffiCE AIlD All J, l, nUDSDIl STOIIES In CoI.r !I IN ADVANCE OR ON OAY Of SIIOW. to e!ude him. Warren said be radioed his station that he l." ~EC. 309. No part of the funds con- TUES., AUG. 15 Ihru SAT., AUG. 19 at 7:30 p.m. was involved in a chase. ,II Tbe policeman said that he tained in this Act may be used to force I pursued Couvre north on any school or schoal district which is de- I CHICAGO Berkshire in Detroit. to WE DARE THE CONGRESSMAN segrated as that lerm is defined in Title $7. (, ...... 01), SS.OO lu., ...... d lo.. n) Windson, east on Windson to IVof the Civil Righls A(1 of 1964. Public ADVANCE SAIL ONLY' NO IICKETS SOLO AT DOOR AT PINE KHOB, T1CK£TS MAY Three Mile, south on Three L TO SEND THIS OUT AT THE Low 88-352, to toke any action to force BE PUACHAsEO AI fiSHER THEATRE BOX OFFICE AND ALL J HUOSON SIORES Mile to Mack, west on Mack IN ADVANCE OR ON OAY Of SHOW, the busing of st'Jdenls; 10 force on ac- I back to Berkshire, north on II count of race, creed, Of cofor the abol- TUES., AUG. 22 thru SAT., AUG. 26 018:30 p.m. Berkshire to Brunswick, go- EXPENSE OF THE TAXPAYERS. ing east, to Three Mile, ishment of any school 50 desegrate~; or II again. and south on Three AS HE HAS BEEN DOING WITH t.> force the transfer or assignmerlt of 'I L,IBERACE Mile. Couvre was forced to a arlY studerlt ottending any elementary L $7. $S (r ...... d). 53.00 fun, ... ,•• d lown) halt in front of the Thre!! or secondary school ~o desegrated to 11 Mile address, and then at. OTHER CAMPAIGN MATERIAL. or from a particular school aver the ~I TUES., AUG. 29 lliru SAT., SEPT. 2 at 8:30 p.m. tempted bis unsuccessful es. :~ cape on foot. protest of his or her parents or parent. L In his report, Warren April 7, 1971 " DIONNE W ARWICKE stated that the chase went Ii up to a speed of 70.mites an ~: $7. $5 (, ••• , •• 01). $3,00 (•• , ••• ",.01 10... ) hour, and that Couvre ig- " nored a number of stop I, I, streets. During the pursuit, h TUES., SEPT. 5 thru SAT .• SEPT. 9 of 8:30 p.m. the patrolman said, he (War. , II tbruAug.~ ,! Oa tile Terrace ren) missed collisions with I l, other vehicles several times. " LIZA MINELLI WE NEED A CHANGE It $7. $S (.... , •• 01). $).00 (unr... ",.d low.) Warren also staled, that I~ during the chase, there were 1~ children and adulls on the " l sidewalks and cars parked at III the curb, and when he drove ,I onto the sidewalk to block I Couvre's escape, there werc DEMAND NO BUSING people very close by. Couvre was issued a viola- •I • , .• - ...... --... lion ticket for fleeing and II" 96t .oaoo eluding arrest by a police of. '. ficer. Demand ..•. I:'I WAYNE COUNTY CHARTER COMMISSIONER HOWARD D. II Ii BRIAN II AUSTIN I: I! WilliAM for CONGRESS \I,~I... , t ',\'. :, " WELL ,! DISTRICT I AUGUST 8-DEMOCRAT I' QUAl.IFIED REPUBLICAN \.' '\ , I. Thursday, .August 3, 1972 I. G R 0 SSE POI NT E NEWS Page Nine . 1 ~lany Seniors lncludedl"on North High Honor Roll .d.. 13ruce Feighner, Prln. Robert Ambrose, Ruth Azat ippa Blnn., Laura Blrll, Wil. land, Michael Jara, Kathleen clpal of Grosse Pointe North Cynthia Babcock, De all lIamBogdzlewlcz, Carma Bo. Jerome, Cynthia Johanlson, Re-Elecl High School, has announced Baker, Deborah Balek, II~. jakowski Elckrt Bontekoe, Ruth J('won, Claudia JODel, the complete hOMr roll for abeth Bangs Bryan art. Deborah' Borcbak D a v I d Martlyn Kalwarczyk, Claudia the building's twelfth grad. leU, James Bar:toD, ~ ber- Briskey carole Br~wn, Louis K.ye, Paul Keppler, Nadeen ers. ine Beck, Nancy Beever, • Bruno,' John Brush, David Kieren, Archie King, Chrll They are Lisa Abaldo, Lln. ice BenDett, Kathleen B • Bryk, Jane Bungard, Chris. lQelnsmith, Mlcbael Knoff, da Accettola, Nancy Adamek, nett" Deborah Bergum, Phil. tine Burkll, Gail ButtI, SusaD S u. a D Kodldek, Cbrlstlne cady, Gnd Robert Calms. Koerner, Wally Kozlow.lre. ERV STEINER Also Mar 1ann e Campo, Frank Krager, and Elhabeth MILL CRE~K HUNT CLUB, ING~. Marylyn Carnaghl, Arlayne Kray. COUNTY COMMISSIONER - REPUBLICAN carson, Jay Chavat, Vito Others are Tom Krusz, ~ ;tt PrlVale l:heasanl Shootin~ Preeer~. Ciaravino Gary Clralllla. Sue Nancy Kuehnel, Mark Kusch, • (tapa •• Rrown Cily Area) \ I. Cishke, Debra Clark, Kath. Anthony Laurl, Marian Len. SEASON,: ;\8g. 15 Ihru April JU leen Clason, Thomas Clem, nemann, Marcia Lesinski, Limiled memb ..rship a,ailabilily. ' ~Ielllb .... hip F..e, j Michael Conboy, David COD. Kevin Mac add I n 0, Mark Indh!dual and Famil.)' 5150.00 per s,.scm stanUne, Gregory Coo 'it, Mackstaller, JeaD Marb, I.olllpan! ... 5300.00 per seasql James Costakls, Sharon Cos- David Martin, Emily Martin, nm I'roll\1\ fI'" III1IH., . I tan, Cheryl Craig, Maureen Ruth Johnson, Claudia Jones, MILL CREEK HUNT CLUB . Curran, Donald Daher, Cyn. Julie Martin, K.ren MartlD, cia 8SS0 W. 32 Mil. Rd. thia Dale" Joseph ~ancy. Robin Mazer, Margaret Mc. Rom.o. Michigan 4806S : Stephen DArcy, .William Curry, Debra McInton, Cbar. PHONE, (313) 752-3009 or 6n.S7~ Dargel, Donald Darling, Ger. les Meininger Michele Meola al~ David, Rebecka Dawson, Marlann Met~s, Debra Miller: Mlchelle . Deland, Sharpn David Mogk, David Moxley, Dem~n, Dane Desplrt, Heldi John Moxley, Oarl MUIllCO, DeVrlO;}s,Marilyn ~eYonker, Jill Munger, Wendy Naz, Ar. JEFFERSON Thomas ~Ick, ~lchael Di. lene Neeb, Mlhael Nelson, mond, Cormne D1VOZZO,and Patrick O'Brien, K'aren 01. .COLONNADE Stell.a Donato. sen, Thomas O'Neil, Gary TI, ~ .mutl. m,UTff ~1~Bulit fo'~,,,,, rf!.tauranl Still others are Mary Doug. Ozak, David iPalmer, Joy GEW\Ii\N SPECIALTIES . lass, Duley Doyle, Karen J?apworth Matthew Patter. Doyle, Douglas Drysdale, son and Nany Pawlicki & Al\1EHICA,N FA VOHITES I Maureen Dukes, Mark Du. ' . puis, Lynne Easton, Debor. still others are Paul Paz. • I ah Elias, Vicki Elliott, Jill grat, Craig Persson, Barbara , 7 day. 0 ~..,;;, Enzmann, Jill Evola, Diane Pfeffer, Jane PIckford, Ann 7 o.m.-ll p.m. Mi. ]?4223 leJferson ,4 t'e. Fahrner, Sara Fairless, Pilon, Donald Plym, Joseph chele Felcyn, Linda Fisch, Puleo, Anne Purvis, Nancy S ( • 779_4l..n~, I. -'lair Shores r 4 Joanne Fisher, John D. Fish. Randall, David Rauen, Su- I er, Gary Flattery, Cynthia zanne Reed, Teresa 'Reilly, .... c, Fleming, Jeanne Foley, MI. Gretchen Remter, J1I1 Rem • chael Ford, Megan Freder. ter, Thomas Rener, Scott Ick, Karen Friedhoff, Kath. Renlus, Ann Rice, Gary RI. leen Galovlc, Daniel Gerow, der, P.amela Rinl, Debbie Diane GC!Uer, Gwyn Geyer, Roberts, Ann Marie Rogier, Susan Gill, Marilyn Girardi, Karen Roll1ns, John Rose, ~~wt~kditj~Karen Glowacki, Robert Go. Michelle Rutan, Mary Louis Photo by Tony Spina defrol, Dan Grady, Kevin Rybinski, Carter Sales III, Granger, Janet Grant and David Sanders, Karen sav. , , . Welcomes Your TraveJliniGuest5 Debora Greenspan. age, JelDJ1e Scherr, DOIliII8 20000 NINE MILl; RD., 01 .1.94 - Mlnlll," from th, Poinl," IRV .IIIIIIR • 80 8EAUTIFUI AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS And Duane Grider, Lillian Schmid, F red SChneider, RATED • HEATED POOL' COFfEE ~H9P. Gula, Marsha Hahn, Debra Martin Schnurr, Steven SChu• Halsey, Evelyn Hamilton, bert, Gall Schwlnke, Mary PREFERRED AND WELL QUALIFIED Jeffrey Hartkop, John Hayes, Sea r s, Michael Shannon, CIVIC SEARCHLlGH'r 1972;.1970 Nancy Hlncts, Diane Hoep- Laurie Shelton, and stephen er, Scott Homuth, Constance Shepard. • DETROIT FREE PRESS 1970 • VOTERS NEWS • WAYNE COUNTY Howard, Lynne H~well, Cher. Also Mary Shook, Susan • DETROIT NEWS 1970 • COMMUNITY HOMEOWNEMS SUPERVISORY EMPLOYEES yl Hubbert, Judith Huddle. Shots, Susan Simmon, Nancy • DETROIT POLICE OFfiCERS • COURT CLERKS ASSOC. ASSOCIATION sori, Sandra Hudson, KIth. Simon Patricia Slaven Can. ASSOCIA TlON OF STArr; Of MICHIGAN leen Hull, JoAnn ~~~erson, stance' Smith, Janet Soave. • I.S.D.A. Gary Hylander, Wilham Ire. Janice Soley, Gina Spagnoli, Nancy Stearns, Carl Sterr, Dear Voter: Boat Towed In susan Stolarski, Nancy Sulf. I think the time has come for the voters to be made aware of the truth - instead of the ridge, Marie Szymanski, Nan. half-truths being made by. my opponent. In a recent ad, he referred to Erv Steiner's cy Tamblyn, Susan Trink. By Coast Guard lein, Samuel Trupiano, Rob. attendance - not the truth. Below, you will find the truth - documented. l ert Vallee, Randall Villa. Detroit Hilton. , A red flare sh 0 oti n g real, James Visosky, Mari. through :the early morning ella Viviani, David Wallace, .oarb of ~ommi55ionm~ sky led to the rescue of a Alison Wear, Barbara Wel•. nf 1.110 CITY.CQUN"" .UIUH,HClo Shores boater in distress ker, Greg Wellborn, Thomas .atK •• D 1". tlAJo4U. lJOItJtfB W.IIIlt isthe delightf,J .. cet'Ofl ~". "0"'IIIUll1ll41_ .a WOOtlW,fJIIID ""VCN\lC Monday, July 31. .Wellman, Barry Wier, Ken. e. O""'N'T "UClCA~1: DIJ"U'IOIT, MICHIGA'N •• 12:' Gerry Gates, a guard at dra Williams, Editha Willis, "'''IIU''''MT ~1II'"11 ~I ... '!£I. .•• ".DO:III 1 the municipally owned park, polynesian Marlbeth Winstanley. Joanne My oppo'lent says, "EN spotted the f 1are from a Woodard, Shelley Woodbury, boat straJ>(\ed in Lake St. Gail Worley, Kevin Yesslan, Steiner did no' attend '\'Ie atmos~herea. Clair aboUt one mne out at Sally Young, and Mary Anne meeting when the com- 1:50 a.m. The boat was seeD Youngblood. missioners agreed to vote east of the GP Yacht Club. July 24. 1972 Trader Vie's ! Mr. Gates IIOtUied CoIPOr. themselves a tax-free pay Sophisticated dining for jaded a~ltities. Amid the al Chel\ter Painter of the increase." • Not the truth. Shores 'Department of Puh. Trace Bicycle ATTENVANCERECORV exotic atmosphere of the Far EastPolynesian and To the left, you will find lie Safety, who contacted Ervin A. Steiner, Jr .• ~.r Continental cuisine. Be sure I the St. Clair Sbores Coast Stolen in 1970 the truth - documented. to set sail with one of the t Guard. The Coast Guard im. W~ne County Board of Coamlssloners Trader's mysterious medi.ately responde;d. Through alert police work, liquid concoctions A short time later the: The Farms detectives have Valet parl Serving This Are" Since 7956 15304 KUCH!VAL • VA 2,to70 Paid fOl by Commiltee '0 R.-.I.d fRY STEINER ______••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'III__ IIiII II:I••Ir.IIIlJ _.-.aalll , 5 Page Ten 6 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 3, 1972 .wi 10 ; ( •To------~F------the qualified Electors of the County of Wayne, State of Michigan: .• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD IN SAID COUNTY OF WAYNE, STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE REGULARVOTING PLACE IN EACH ELECTION • I ~• PRECINCT IN EACH CITY AND TOWNSHIP IN THE COUNTY OF WAYNE, STATE OF MICHIGAN, ON TUESDAY, THE 8TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1972, BETWEENTHE HOURS OF 7:00 O'CLOCK ! A.M. AND 8:00 O'CLOCK P,M., THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITION WILL BE SUBMlnED TO THE ELECTORS OF SAID COUNTY: ~ \ \0 • COUNTY PROPOSITION - TAX LIMITATION PROPOSITION ~ "Shall the County of Wayne continue for five additional years (from 1975 through 1979) the one mill approved by the voters in 1968 for five years from 1970 through 1974, the proceeds :=;.•..• : to be used to continue existing county sl'rvices, including public health, recreation and safety se vices, maintain hospitalization for the medically indigent, h~p furnish medical care of tho aged :< poor, help care for and train juveniles under county care, help provide treatment for the mentally ill and those suffering from tuberculosis?" , All registered electors may vote on the Tax Limitation ProposiNon. TMs proposition is being submi"ed in accordance with the' following resolution duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners of said County o. the 1st day of June, 1972. :~: RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF WAYNE :-: '. WHEREAS, the voters of Wayne County on September 1, 1964, did approve a one mill tax levy increase ($1.00 per $1,000 of State equalizecfv:aluation) for a period of 5 yea", from 1965 through 1969; and WHEREAS, the voters of Wayne County on August 6, 1968, approved Q renewal (If tMs millage for a period nf 5 years from 1970 throuqh 1974; end WHEREAS, this one mill was absolutely essential to provide basic County services in such areas as hospitalization for the medically indigent an' aged poor and for cari", and training of juveniles under County care, providing treatment for the mentally ill, and those suHering from tuberculosis, and for maintaining adequate ,.;.ablichealth, recreation and ICIfety services; and . WHEREAS, the ColJhty has no alternative but to seek the voters' approval for the continuation of the existing one mill extra voted le~ in ord., to maintain minimum eaential services; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Wayne, this ht day of lune, 1972: ., 1., That th8le be submi"ed to l'he qualified electorate of the County of Wayne, State of Michigan, at the primary election to be held in sal,fCcunty on Tuesday, August 8, 1972: COUNTY PROPOSITION - TAX LIMITATION PROPOSITION "Shall the County of Wayne continue for five additional years (from 1975 through 1979) the one mill approved by the voters in 1968 for five years from 1~70 through 1974, the prOCMCls to be used to continue existing eounty services, including public hee;,lth, recreation and safety services, maintain hospitalization for the medically indigent, help fllllish medical care of the aged poor, help care for and train juveniles under county care, help provide treatment for the mentally ill and those sufferjn~ from tuberculosis?" 2. SaId proposition shall be prepared and distributed by the County in the manner provided by law, which statement on the voting machine and ballots shall .... the proposition in the form set forth in the preceding paragraph. 3. All pu~lic officials of the County of Wayne, State of Michigan, and all municipal units thereof, within such time as shall be required by.b.w be, and th.y IIereIty aN, directed to do and perform all acts and things which shall be necessary to be c one or performed in order to submit the foregoing proposition 10 the .Iectorate of saki ~ at such prim.:;ry election to be held on Tuesday, August 8, 1972. COUNTY TREASOOER'$ STATEMENT STATEMENT AS lfOU!lUD IY A T 27. 0' PUBlIC ACTS Of I ...... In. Ih po ., T... UMIIooHe. Act l,lII." H. Fun~, C••• ty T...... I W"'f'l. C••• ty. Mlchl .. n, ... h... by .. r1lty _0 ••••••••••••• .. nlhl, ., Mo,. 4. mill. 1972 10 197' Inc. . r•• 'Iy"'.~ ..•.. 21,'9'6 .. Apr.6,1970 .. ..III. 1972 ... 1974 Ine. Ap<.6, 1959 •5 mill '972 •• 1976 Inc• Jo •• 12, 1972 S. ... In. 1973 .. 1977 I.c. W.yno-W .. Ha.... eo",m •• 1ty SC.... I Dl.lrIct._.2',1970 21 .. ltn Apr. 12, 1972 I .. 1.".• I'" .... T_o.hl,.1 N.v. 2, 1.54 j 2. mill, 1972 ... 1973 Ine. It._ School DI.trlct .f the CIty of Harper Woodis .... 0 .... Sf 1f6J t. ..ilia 1972 ... 1973 Inc. 11.:u mill, 1972 .. 1973 I... Mot. 2', 1970 •. .Ih 1972 .. 1975 Ine. W.. lwaod C.",m.nlly SC I D1otrlct Jun. Ji:'- 10.05'" 1m.. , .... '"5 mill. 1972 I. 1915 In•• Jvno 12, '972 12. .. 1m., .... School DI.lrld of Ih. Cily .1 HI,hlo." ,artr••• Jun. 10, 1..- I.' .. 1m CIIy" lIlv Aul. 5, 1951 3. mill, 1972 to 1977I.c. Nov. 11, ...... 1972 .. 1974 Inc • W.04"av.n School DI.trtct •...•••••••••... A.,.. 2~'''' 1.1 .. 197:1 Noy. U, 1961 4. mill. 19721.19.1 In•. Mar. SO, 197' ... .. 1"2 .. \971 I... So,.. 1,14&9 I... ,m"l"'''' May 11>, 1972 ,.a .. 1971 II 1976 I.e. S.... 14, 1"'1 .. .. 1m...1',. ... CIty of T.yr M II, 195. 2.75 mill. 19721a 19771 ... School DI,trId.I Ih. CIty eflnks ...... , •••• Ap<. II, I'" j II. .. 1m Sellool Ill.irtct" tto. CIty .. W.,..-.....Iu ... U, ...... 1m .. "" .... 1 s. .... \973 J""•• 0, ',_ 5.1 .. ,m ..,,,, .... Town.hl, ef v n A.,. 5, 1951 4. ...111. 1972 to 1977 In•• J.n. " 1'170 4. ... 1972 .. "74 I... J_".9...." S... 1m .. I."" 'ulolk Schill 22,'961 14. ...111. 1972 An.. ,on j School Dlofrld al tto. City 01 linc.ln 'ork .•.• S.pt. 21, 1966 10- .... 1972 Horon Sch •• , DI.lrlct •••.••••••••••••..••• Sopl. 't, 1961 10. 1971 7. mills '973 .. 1 Nov. :&:, 1971 5. 1972 .. 19761 ... A,...6,I97e 5. 1m .. 1974 .... 1& Mor. IS, "71 .. ",111, 1972 to 197.5 Inc...... NNthvSU. Public SCh M 22,."" I. 1m .. ltn .... Livonia '"blle. Scko.1s School DI.lfrid ••..••• Jon. 6, 1964 4.5 onlh 1972 .. 1973 Inc. ... ClI-Y Hili SchNl 'DI.irtd...... J••• U, 1966 6. mill. 1972 I. 1975 Inc. May', 1~ 5...... 1972 .. 1971 Inc • Ma'.6,IV1 17. ,m .., . Ap<. I, 196. 10. mill. 1972 to 1977 Inc. .. -I Sopl. 30. 196' 7. ..All 1972 .. 197. Ioc. S" ... 12, 1,7l \. 1m Jun_ 14, "7' 3.5 .. 11Ie 1973 .. 19741oc. C'n __ School Dhlrlct ..•••...•...... • h ... 21,1972 21.5 mill. 1972 .. 1916 I.e. Jun_ 12, i972 12. ",IRO 1973 .. \"'6 Inc. - NOf1hwos'Wayne C."',, Co",muntty C.II_., Dhtrld •.....•••... JUft •• S•• WI I. ,m .. '''1 .... School 01.", tto. CIty .1 0-.. N••. n, 1969 1972 M.I"ln_r,aNM'lh.,.,. AU.,,'an Jun. 9, 1969 6. ",m. 1972 .. 1971 I.... '.~Ic School •....•...... ••.....••• Ju •• '.1"7D 1.5 ... HI. 1972 .. 1974 Inc. - "ym.oth eo"'.... nl.., School Dt,IrIct .....•• Jun. 10,1 .... u .... 1m SdIooI DI.lrlct N•• 7 CIty Jo •. n, 196. 3. ...11I. 1972 I. 1914 In,. June 12,1'9) .. 10. mill. 1972 .. 1976 loe. A.,. 11,1'" .., 1m .. 1m .... of _ Helph J.n. I. 1970 .. 5. mill. "7210 ,,'5 Inc. AI"'. 6. "70 5.11 ... ,m .... '4 . Soly 15, 1971 6. mill. 1972 t. 1976 In•. Jo ... 12. 1972 5. .... 1.5 lIk 1972 ... 1973 Inc. 1m.. I',..... Jon. 12. 1972 5. mill. 1912 I. 1'761.,. IhdlOl" Unl.n Sch •• I. DI.lrlct .... 1 ...•••. Mo •• 2.1964 Jun. 14, \965 17.5 1110 ,.72 .. T975 Inc. S ••• n, 1966 4. ...111, 1972 '" 1972 Inc. Va" B.,..." , ..Wle SCh.. l••••••••••••••••.• M.. 4, .", 4.1 ... 1971"lm ... khool Dl,lrIct ef Not1h _ H.I.hls ... AI"'. 21, 1970 22. mill. 1.72 J.n. 10, \96' ...... 111. 1972 .. 1977 I.c. A.,. 5,1"- U .. 1m Moo. 25, 1970 ...... 197110> 1974~ SdIooI Dlotrlct" CIIy.I Dolnlt N.v. 5, 1963 7.5 mml 1972 .. 1973 In,. Sc_1 Dl,trId .1 tto. CIIy of Itl.... It.... ' ... f 4, 1"69 6. mIn. 1972 .. 1971 I... .I .. f 1. 1971 6. mil" 1972 to 19751n<. CIan"uYlf1. Sch.ot Dltlrfct. ~•.•..••.. , ••. J"n •• 4, '96' . '971 ...... , Jo •. 17. lt66 7.... 1m II Iff . ~. Pftlk _ J.n. 10. \96' 9.5 ml1l. 1972 Oct. S, 1t66 s. .... 1m .. ' ... ll.....,hw Com",.ntty ScM" DI,trict. ~~•••. J""•• , ''96. \0. mnl. 1972 to 1979 I.c. "'•. 20,1'" , 1972 .. I ... ;I( ... Jun. I, .910 5. ...111. 1972 to 1973 Inc. kllooIlIIc1Irld" tIlo CIty.I 0 ..... CIIy .... Jon. 1', 1960 I. ...111 1972 to 1979 In•. So,.. 9, I97D I. ...111. 1972.. 197. I.. , .I _ IMv. 20, 1967 2. mill, 1972 .. "77 loc. u..... CoM._ SohNI DIttrIct •••••••• Jo " 1959 1"2 ...... , S••• 10, \96' 19.1 ... 111, 1972 to 1977 loc. 10 21, 1..- I.... 1971 1972 to 1.74 I.c. h .... I•• C.", ...v.1Iy Scho.I ••••••••.....•• Apr. 6, 1970 9. ...nI. A .,. SO, 1971 2.J .l1Io '971 M... U, 1972 10. ",lit. 1972 .. 1.76 I.e. 0 khool Dl.lrlct , .. M.y 2', \956 2. mill. 1972 .. 1975 I... Oel. 15, 1956 2.25 ... 11I. 1912 .. 1974 Inc. AIrpaot CO nlly School Doe. 4, 1967 I. ... 1m M•. IJ, 196. 5.75 mllll 1972 50""' .... C,,,,"' •• 1Iy SChool.. ••.•....••.. J••• 10, 1961 S. ...111, 1972 to 1977 Iftc. So •• 9,1'" I .. 1971 .. 1m ... Jo •• " 1970 1.5 ...lIh 1972 to 1974 Inc. JUMo', .969 7. ...nl, 1972 to 197. In<. So ... I, 1970 5. ... 1m II I" .... Jo ... n, 1972 6. mill. 1972 .. 1974 I... Jo .. 14,1971 I. ",nh 1972 .. 1910 In<...... 12,1972 I. ... 1m .. , ... , LOUIS H. FUNK, WAYNE COUNTY TIEASUIII THIS NOTICE is given pursuant to the statutcos of the State of Michigan in such cose made and provided and pursuant to resolution of the Board of CommiMioners heref" Nt forth, THIS. NOTICE. APPROVED AS TO FORM AND SUBSTANCE ALOYSIUS J. SUCHY, WAYNE COUNTY CORPORATION COU~SEL JOSEPH B. SULLIVAN, WAYNE COUNTY CUll( Published 7/27/72 and 8/3/72 Grosse Pointe News T. W. KRESSBACH, City Clerk NUNZIO J. ORTlSI, City Clerk THOMAS K. JEFFERIS, Township CI.rlc CHESTER E. PETERSEN, City Clerk CARROL LOCK, hputy City CI.rk City of Grosse Pointe City of Grone Pointe. Parlc Township of Grosse Pointe City of Grosse Pointe Woods City of Oroale Poi.... Farms -~-----.-._-....--...... __ .. Thursd.YI August 31 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven 'DS AVAILABLE IN Police Arrest Young eye.h." 8t ~uerl a v 101 a tl 0 n to the Cycle Helmets r CYCll~t. BON -, DENOMINATIONS Many Ingredients Needed A l(.year-old youth, rid. have registration platea and 'The mlnl.bike wa a 1m. OF $100- 1500- $1,000 - $2,500 - $5,000 Being Studied J ing a mini. bike e a s t on the youth was too young t:l pounded and the parenti of To Concoct Kids Poetry Beaupre avenue near the be a licensed M I chi g a n the Fisher road youth were INTERESTED PERSONS MAY CAll ------McMlllan Intersection, was driv(lr, Patrolman MigUo Is. contacted. Mark 8allerb .. - 886.2666 All Jaw enforcement agen. By Pepper Whltelaw AnI/thing I/ou'd like I'll stopped by Farms Patrol. ------.------.- Or Conlacl cies in Michigan, at the reo We think it's about time make. man Philip Miglio Sunday EOltlawn Mlulonory Church quest of Co!. John R. Plants, to hear from the !lmaU fry. First some water, then some eve"lng, Jlme 23. 16 Mile at Dodge Park Since the mlnl.bike did not FRIIDOM FOR . Sterling Heights, Mich. 48071 commander of the MIchigan After all summer is a per. dirt, 8% State Police, and at the reo feet time to let our imagin. A little gravel wouldn't Phone 822-2948 - o.m. per annum For A Free Prospectus or Contoct quest of .the National High. ations run wild . . . and hurt. QUALITY EDUCA1'.0 .. way Tr8ffic Administration, who better to lead us than Pour it gentlll'in a pan, will write up complete reo children? Pat it smoother, if tl0U can. (BUST BUSSING) ports ona11 motorcycle traf- Here's some fourth grade Set it in the SUII to d7'JI, fie accidents. The reports (un from students in room And then tl0U have a fine needs you, financial * * * * * * * * * * * * * .. * * .' * * * * * * will be submitted to the two I mud pier '"* * * agencies to determine the 205 at Trombly Schoo. Thank you Brooke . . . we assistance! : "EXCLUSIVE" : eUectiveness of helmets Brooke Robertson talks of will try. : Grosse Pointe Area Residents : which cyclists are required "MIIII Pies," Evelyn Kestrel wriles of STAND UP SSS ANDRE COUNTED to wear by State law. Pies, pastries, pudding, cake, "A Black Eye." .. You can buy your Chevrolet ,. CO"'I &Ie ond try With Your Help-We Will Win This Battle Participating in this sur- A black etle looks like purple thl oU "port, Make Your Contribution to : (new and used ca rs or trucks) in : vey program will be the five Set Dixieland It {1e~~e~1lswelll/, on-fomlly .. the privacy of your own home ,. Pointes and Harper Woods. FREEDOM FOR QUALITY It was disclosed by local of. Concert Au!!:. 6 Like a fatbellll. j;;HAI.IR :2 GROSSE POINTE NEWS : or office. : ficials. The check out beean ..... Whtl, a black elle? on Tuesday, August 1 and Chri&toplu!r Blunt speaks GREGORY BOAT CO. 99 Kercheval Ave. will continue through October Tom Saunders, G r 0 sse of "The Frog," "Music," and Box 0.5 Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236 Pointe's major contribution "Trombly!' 9888 E. Jeneraon ..: "FREE" ,.: 823-1900 .. Pick Up and Delivery ,.. 31. to jazz will return to The fr(.'g'6 a floPPII, s!OWII A full report will be sub. Grosse Pointe with his Surf. thing, .. on your Chevrolet * mitted to the U. S. Depart. siders to play a Dixieland And when he croaks he tries r"".:*""""@".:"._,.,»: .. »»:.. ,*,,,.:.,»,.m:<.:.:.:.:':<:':<:,:':"'''':<<<':<':.1 .. when you nee.d service work ,. mentof Transportation, which concert on the lake side ter. to sing. .. contact ,.. is extremely interested in race of Grosse Pointe War He may not be an opera star, the survey of the effective. i\I e mar ia I this Sunda~', But he's much better tlulll .. ,. ness of the Motorcycle Stan. August 6, at 6:30 p.m. we (Ire. .. .. ,.* dard (bel met law). Cooper- Everyone is invited to That's right, Chris, by Far! +: ,. ating In the program will be bring a picnic supper and Clujs talks of music: +: ,. the State of DlinoIs , which gather on the green by the Music fills tlour heart with +: ,. has no statute requiring lake wherp. chairs and tables JOIl, +: ,. motorcycllsts to wear hel. wiJI be provided, 0':' to come It's better thall a brand new +: ,. mets. on their boats which can toy. +: ,. The study will Include the anchor in an area immedi. But if I had the choice at all type of accident, kind of 8tely off shore controUed by I'd pick a Wilson basketball. • PETE JOE. ,. motorcycle(s) involved and U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Isn't that typically all boy? : GIORDANO OR HYADUCK: the size, estimated speed at Flotilla 12-12. Chris on Trombly: the time of the accident, and This can be a single, date. Sing a song of Trombly, ~ N : AT : the odometer reading. cou[)le or family a(fair. Pop The school we IJVe so well, will be served by the Cen. But, we love it twice as much The report will also dls. at the closing bell. close the seriousness and the ter's Youth Council. Admis. Oh 11' : RITTER CHEVROLET : type of Injuries, if any, suf. sian is $3 per person on the ' we . fered by the cyclist and/or lawn or $5 for small boats We'll close wit~ a ~It of : 881-7600 : his passenger. up to six people and $10 for our o~ P,OCtry WIth th ... par. ~~ ~ large boats with more than ents m mmd. I~ IN ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• If the driver is authorized six aboard. In case o( rain, I How .we love the summer, .. to operate a motorcycle (a the concert will move into Bn~ht and blue and cleo., special license is required air conditioned Fries Audi. Esp~clal!li August . under the Jaw), this will be torium where picnickers may wzth sch~OI days draWIng noted. Also the type of hel- dine in the ballroom prior to near. I _. I met worn, evidence helmet the concer~, which will then -----~- at @ ~11j contact, if the helmet is take place in the theater. Fire Crackers cracked or split, etc., if the Boaters will be welcome on helmet ejected, and if ~ny shore. Planted in Car eye protection (not wind. shield) is worn. Tom Sa u n d e r s is no •..1.:1. J ACOB SON' S~ .:,'!..i Further to be' noted, will stranger to the Center. He A Detroit resident, Visiting I, ALL ABOUT BUYING be the type and make of and his hot cornet were first (riends in The F'arms, heard::: C LOS ED ALL D.A Y :::: helmet worn by the driver hea~d there in the mid fifties several loud explo3ions and :~: :::: I A t:lOME ABROAD , and/or the pas s e n g e r, cupled the basement of Alger saw smoke coming from her I:::: :::: I whether full or p:!rtlal; the I when the. Blue Foot Inn oc. car parked in (ront of 421 :::: :::: ! Owning a home in a foreign country~for vacations operator's motorcycle riding House via a ba~~.d~~r en. Roland road on Friday, July:::: SAT U RDAY 5 :::: experience, and if the lights trance. It was the 10 place 28 :.:. .:.: or year 'round living-is a lot easier and much less I :::: :::: Wl!re on at the time of colli. for stu?entsan~ many hun. Cuntactlng Farms police, :::: ::~ i expensive than you think. sian dreds Jammed It weekly to • ! Linda Klink, of Lafayette :::: There are now a wide variety of living units available • , . hear Tom and his band, then (rowers, Detroit, estimated :::: TH R0 UGH AU GUS T 12 . :::: in colorful international communities in Spain, The study 15 to deternune known as "The Saints." )~ which type of helmet is the .. tbe damage to her car in. :::: :::: France, Mexico, and many other places-at prices most effective in the preven. A move upstaIrs to .glve terior at $75. Several partly;:: ::;: t.hat range from under $10,000 to $50,000 and over. lion of head injuries, aside ~ore room was qUlc~ly burned red fire crackers and :::: :::: Whatever you spend, you'll get much more for your trom bodily injuries. given up when tapestries bits of red and brown paper ::;: :;:: money by buying where labor and material costs • . . came off the walls and lamps were found inside the car .;~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:_:.:_:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:.-:~:.:.:.:.-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::,:,:,:,:,~,.~~; are.Jow. . The Pomte police deparl- tottered. The Saints have menta recorded some. motor- gone many ways. Tom's '...:' How and where to buy is all p.xpla'ined in an inter- cycle .lI;cciden.ts, which ~e older brother, Dick, is now esting slidefilm we've prepared in. association with authorIties Slid are rarll m Associate Editor of the Oak. Panorama Ltd. America's leading experts in Interna- oT the community. land Press; Fran Striker is Porsche Audl: a division of Volkswogen tional real estate. The film is part of a seminar we're arranging for people who want to rind out more .- . In Vietnam a war hero; Et- about buying abroad. Please join us'at the time and mer Sehmidt, a minister is place below, and we'll try to answer any questions . . .interested in starting a half you may have. We would appreciate your calling for way house in Detroit. Tom a reservation, himseif went on to the U. S. Navy School o( M:Jsic in .f Washington, D. C. After a 'FTER perio.d of business in Chicago I ThursdgYr August' 10, 8 P.M. JEfORE aA in '62 he went "on the road" CHIMNEY SERVICE with Pee Wee Hunt. Since DAVIES.MOFFEII CO. RebuUt.Repalred-Cblm:ley eove.. then he has been based in (Dclneralor SCnelLl • VlotaUou. Detroit with his group of 81 Kercheval I Conec:led.Tuck Polr:tlnl. d Ad.vanci Malntlllanel Surf~lders w~o h~ve playe Telephone 885-3220 IIt.SUI continuously m thiS area for I ~ ._ _ ~ ...-...... long runs at places that De . ...---~ troiters have greatly enjoyed over the decade - the Van Dyke Club, The Show Boat, BILL REPPER'S Frank Gagens, The Metro. pole in Windsor, the Dear. born Town House and now .r the Presidential Inn. Tom DOWNTOWN gets away several times a I.mmmi IU\ year. He is constantly in de. mand at jazz festivals and to Invites You To See Lew Novak play with such groups and personalities as the Dukes of For Your Next New or Used Car Dixie, Eddie Condon, Bobby " you have shopped, and have a price Hacket and Will Bill Davison with whom he has made ~~The1972 Porsche 911is the finesf in mind, malee us an ollerl iazzology albums - a new • Chauffeur Servk" to YOlolrDowntown Office or one soon to be released . .Downtown Shopping Area Lew Novak INSTALL 'SLOW' SIGN I production car we've ever built." : The Woods installed a bt A Good Man 1833 E. JEFFERSON I"slow" sign in front of 886 INorth Brys drive, near To Klf\ow WO 3-4700 Wedgewood road, Friday, .I July 21. Dr. Ferry Ibrsche Grosse Pointe's "Preferred" - Civic Searchlight We are a year closer to the per. We also built a stronger gear- miles. At which time you allG feet car. A car with all the latest box to handle the stronger engine. check over the rest of the cl'r. proven l.ngineering concepts and Tile ignition is a high capaci. All 91] s have full torsion bttf I design iek ••s. tive discharge system. An elec- suspension and double action , For example, the 911 fmgine tronic marvel that gives you n shock absorbers. ~>t has been redcsigne(1. hotter spark for Iletter perform. We 1ll00'l'd the shock ahsurb~r BOB McGRATH :I Its size is increased to 2.'1. liters ;\IIee. llIounts slightly to give the shock hy extending the stroke to 7nmm. To satisfy the needs of 2.4 a longer travel. tiO REPUBLICAN FOR CONGRESS i We've also decreased the com. liters, we've insla llefl mechanical TIll' result here is a more com. i pression ratio which means you fuel injection on all 911s. Each fortable ride wilhout giving Ufil AGAINST BUSING I can use regular gasoline for all system is tuned to its individua I any handling eharacleristics. 1972 mllflt'ls. cngine for optimum horsepower. Steering i" quick and precise, AGAINST WELFARE ABUSE. The result is n smoother tun. We placed the oil tank in fronl as usual. by way of rack.and. FOR STRONG ning engine wilh tremendous of the engine. This simple move pi n ion. torque. shifted the car's center of gravity 1.wheel irHl'rnal1y ventilated CRIME CONTROL More torque means more pow- gix inches toward the middle. dbc hrnk(~s are ~tnnclard, of FOR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY er to the wheels over a hroader Which changed the handling course. range of engine speeds. from superior to superh. All in all. tht' 1<)72 Porsche BY GOVERNMENT Which in turn means you shift Under normal conditions the 911 is the filH'st prm!uction car gears less often. oil needs changing every 10.000 we '\'l~ ev('r IlIli11. Bob McGrath for Congress Committee J. Scanlan & R. Lewis Co.Chairmen 1 C. Stasa Treasure, ! P.O. BOX 833 Wood Imports, Inc. DETROIT, MICH. 48231 15415 Gratiot Av.. Detroit TEL. 886.4719 OV'"SlAS MUV'"Y AVAIlAIl' w. __ pm, ... Sf . ,- ~ ------~-~------~----- ~IIi I PICJ8 Twelv. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 3, 1972 A.lert Resident Drunken Girl Policemen Save L h T k T k Doctor-Patient I Car Thief Gels $705 in Loot .Foils B~ETry oc moor an ers a e 'h I City police received a re'l number of articles. The thief Almost Drowns Disabled Boat . hth D 1M t. R Teo m TrJ U mp S port (rom a Rivard resident punched out the trunk lock E"g ua ee"n OW Laurel and Hardy bacon Ion Wednesday, July 26 stat. and removed $625 worth of An alert resident thwarted A l3.year.old Farms girl, The Farms police came to ------and eggs, and doeior and Ing th~t someone had en. olling equipment and an $80 'In attempted breaking and under the influence of al- the aid of a drifting boat" Thrilling - Lochmoor vs., the competition keen and the patient. Great teams without tered his. garage and loc~e~ ~re and wheel. entering at North HI g h cohol, was pulled from Lake containing six passengers,' Dearborn-the score? Loch. actioD great! a doubt. But consider the ThunderbIrd and remove School Monday, July 24. St. Clair Thursday evening, early Friday morning, July moor 234 and Dearborn 2071 For the last meet of the latter case here as Dr. Wal. .. , The resident tolrl officer July 20, by two residents, 28, at 2:25 a.m., near The Each swimmer was In the season Lochmoor was hosted ter B. Promack of Lochmoor CHARIER SAILING Bruce Marone of the Woods Farms police were called Farms Munlc~l Pier. action all the way Wednes- by the Pium Hollow Golf and his dental patient Jim 1\ Department" of Public Safety to Harbor Hill Park where As it was 'a windy and cool day, July 19. Some of the out. Club Friday July 21, and Smith of Burning Tree prove I ON AMERICA'S CUP 70 FT. 12 METER l that he heard glass break they found the girl silting night and Lake St. Clair was standing of the day included the weather was about 97'! the point completely. i I , and went out to cbeck. He against a tree. She refused choppy, the craft was in se. Kelly Bernard winning the The only lucky ones were For they copped the 29lh i ' Day Sai ing I,i spotted three boys at the to tailt to the policemen, vere danger of d ash in.g girls 10 and under, 5O.meter those in the waler, but the annual Lochmoor invitational BUSINESS f, auditorium building and a Patrolmen Gordon Evans 8galnst the breakwall. backstroke with a time of Lochmoor rooters were out golf tQurnament Thursday. ENTERT AINING I,' fourth boy acting as a look. and Johannes Winter, and Patrolman Johannes WJnter 41.4. Joy Promack did her In force for the meet. Sunday, July 20.23. They had Indiyiduals-Familial ,l out. was uncooperative. was' on Lake Shore drive best time, (39.9), for girls Starting the action was a a four and lwo victory over Small Groupi ( They were reportedly try. Upon questioning youths when ~e was :hailed by a 11 and 12, 5O.meter breast, detel'mlned Mark Stoyka Chuck Byrne of Lochmoor Extended ~ , Ing to puU the wood away with the girl that afternoon, passing 'motorist who said while Julle Eugenio was taking a first in the boys 10 and Bernie Yasseen of I Great Lakes that there was -a disabled timed at 43,~ for 10 and and under, 2Someter breast Miami. .' " from a window which was it was learned that she had boat .. bout 80 yards off sbore under, 5O-meter breast with at 51.6. Happy Patti Hall. 'This marks the thiru Cruising covered after a previous drunk III quantity ot wine and ~ and 300 yards east ot The Cheryl Stoyka a close second man, giris 11 and 12, took straight year that Dr. Pro. North C:hann.l- / breaking and entering. The beer. Reviewing the case. a ) resident said he yelled at the member of the Youth Service Pier harbor. at 47.4 ,Loehmoor's little 8 first in the SO.meter breast mack has won the tourney (of I.cIk. H\lron) i. i boys, who ran east towards Division cautioned youths not With the aid of three addi. and under girls were really with a time of 39.9. Dave Wy. a record. If also was his fifth Georgion Bay ( Morningside drive. to mix any intoxicants, as tlonal Far m s policen.en, I~ the a~tion .with.Julie Mihe. borski, 13, swam his way to championship. (in 10 years), And olh.r GIEAT LAK_ES Cc!'p01'al Otto Glanert, Pa- IIch takmg first 10 the slrls a first in the boys 50.meter tying the all.time mark. Walenkiinll-Diyinll I It as thought th8 t the the results can be serious, tr<>lman Jobn Kraiza and 25.meter freestyle -at 21.0. breast at 36.4. Dr. Promack reported that Fishing (boys drove away in a brown but, more important, to keep ~; Oldsmobile or Cadillac with entirely away from intoxi. Patrolman F. J. Belanger There were many close Keith Hallman and Mark the victory was a "great Racing a black vinyl top. cants. II, Patrolman Winter handle!! races. Janis Wyborskl took O'Berski took second and team errort." He felt that one Group C:harlorsfor l~ the rescue. The poiic~ used first in the girls 15 and 16, fourth, respectively, in the of the remarkable feats of Molor ropes and 'polell to gUide the OO-meter back at 34.9, only 15 and 16 boys breast to add the tourney was accomplish. Groal I.cIk. Racol , boat to safety as ~ neared .3 ahead at Dearborn. Gary up the points. 'Lochmoor's a ed by Mr, Smith who scored TInIlIAUJlJUl "HORJJlIIN liGHT" COMPL£TE R.ACING GE.~R ( the breakwall. One pole was Hoffman edged Dearborn by aud under guys, Watty Ber- four straight birdie putts on 0 Co.,ilorlabt. quarlers for .xlondad cruising Eavestroughs broken !II the rescue and th1! .1 for first in the boys 15 nard and Dean Graham tbe tough IBO.yard eighth 0 13 ft. powared Boslon Whal.r I I craft sustained some dam. and '16, 5O.meler back. were first and second in th~ hole, (par three). This was • U~.nlOdccptain and 5" ALUMINUM - 5 COLORS ".w age. A real race developed in the 25.meter free. his first Loch moor invita. Far 'ur,her in'ormation conlad: SEAMLESS The passengers, five adults girls 11 and 12, 5O-meter fly Special mention of perky tional win. In Detroit Phone: (313) 824-1053 or 646.609~. and a two-year-old cli1ld, with first going to Dearborn Pam Hallman should be The team's other victory were badl~ sha~en but did at 35.4. and second to Joy made because this gal has in the semi.final match was not need fmt ald. Promack at 35.8. won all firsts in both breast over Roger Bonahoom of POINTE SCREEN & SASH, INC. The owner of the boat, Wll. Good times were posted by and fly. Lochmoor and Jim Turner of Ham W. Gaskill, 18450 Llv. the following' Sally Peters. Ch' W il L B h the Detroit Golf Glub, si" ern015,. Det'trOI ,sa id ~'hat they 35.9 in the girls. 10 aDd un- IpCh ek er,St aurak L'asd - and f'Ive. Theater h semi.. 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 had run out of 'gas and tbat der 5O.meter freestyle' Mary ~a, uf. Oil a, ~k a final match found Mr. Byrne the boat did not have a Boclch 306 in the il and Beraperd' TamleM tthsey, T e and Mr. Yasseen defeating h ' ., mar, om a ews am k h proper anc or. 12 giris, 5O-metllr freestyle, Filgo and John Wooton' were Rus~y Bee en auer and Gary and a close second by Joy in the action pladng second Balhet one lip after 20 hol.es. Large Enough For Two Families Promack 30.9, Quite a day to give :Lochmoor a Jead in Aroun~ 140 teams. p~rtlcl- for Joy! , the scoring. In the swim also pated 10 the inVitational. Scott 0 'Bersk!, a hard were Kyle Gasper, 81il Frau- Fred Wolf was grounds 3~d working swimmer, was part enbeln Brian McCourt Ra. green chairman, while Wll. of a thrllllftg race in the boY! chael Krlcksteln, GaU Gard. lla~ F. Huetteman was 11 and 12, O().meter free when ner, Sarah 'Bernard, David chalrma~ and Dr. D~mund J. three boys to~ched out tacet. O"Benld 'and Mary Laethem, JaskolskI was co.chalrman. her and Scott. tlme was.1 Learning the fact that food • • better than both Dearborn is necessary for energy to • SPECIAL I boys of 31.4. But the judges swim her best. Gall Eugenio I I decLsloD gave Scott a lIe~. thrilled Loichmoor fans with I CLEARANCE I and. Scott has _reaJly come her second place in the girls I OF • into his own l~te/,I and Is des. 15 and 16, 5O.meter fiy. One • tined for a fl."t. smtiing boy was Scott O'Ber. I CHRYSLER' ESTIMATE Watty Bernard wa~ tlmed ski in the boys U and 12, 50. • I at 16.9 In the ,boy. 23-meter meter free when he swam to I AIR-TEMP • - S and under tree and Dean a first at 32.0. A close sec. WINDOW UNITS • CONYENIENT. TERM Graham at 18.1. George ond was Mike Bernard at I • Schoof's great tJme of 43.0 33 3 ' "FOR YOUR PROTECTION" netted him. a fir.t in the 10 .• I 200/0lC OFF I and under, &Q.meter back. With the last event over, ALL SIZES I SINCE 117. stroke. The Urn.. were clote both coach Roy Pouliot and I • ------' ----' allistant Tom M8rty were I AVAILABLE FLAGS and FLAG POLES "H.-D"U'S--,ooRI A"..L & l!elzed by 'Ule wlmJJng Loch. I FL AME • I moor swimmers and dunked I I for Homes and Industry ' In the pool! ,Happiness Is I FURNACE CO. I COMMERCIAL winning and keeping cool! I Loc~moor flOW has the rec. I 11621 VAN DYKE c ul ord for most successive vie. I 571.4610 I PIPING"• a.: tof:ies in dual inter.club I I ! meets - 'eight years in a _ •• _ •••••• III 6,bedroom" 3 full bath" .~ \0"', 3 tireplnc.s, copper plumbing and sprinkle"; / row I ! And.rson windows. larg. formal dining room, family room, birds-eye maple ',' , paneled library, built. in elevator, finished rec. room, wet bar, carpeting, drapes, The swimmers have now ,plrticipated in the Inter. new !,itchen, heated 2 car attached garage, early occupancy, mave-in condition. Club finall last weekend at AU rooms are spacious. Offered by owner. :I'ING' Don't Vote for O. J. Williams •••Unless l ... Gro•• e lie Country Club. You want responsive and responsible rlpreslllltation on the Wayne County Cemmlsslon. , VA )-0582 '".;,; JU04 KIRCI:l!V~L_', ~_HW_!l Catch Speeder Dear Voter On Lake Shore On August 8 there will be a primary election to select a Repub- lican candidate for Wayne County Commissioner for this district. NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE A speeding driver, who just Since no Democrats have filed, a primary victory is equivalent missed smashing 1nto an. to election. QUA.LIFIED ELECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUB- other vebicle, was pursued and arrested by Shores police As an interested and concerned citizen, I have attended many LIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Thursday, July 27. meetings of the Wayne County Commission. From all I have ob- Albert Vernon Kinner, Jr., served, I am convinced our district is not receiving the re- FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON THURS- of The Park was arrested sponsible and responsive representation it deservee, and have and charged with reckless therefore decided to oppose the incumbent, Ervin 'A. Steiner, Jr. in r~e August 8 primary. DAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1972 driving. He was released on $75 bond and Is scheduled to I cannot personally afford to conduct an expensive campaign, appear in court Monday, nor do I want to solicit large contributions, and thereby become TO THE QUALIFIED ELFJCTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: August 28. indebted to special interests. So I have decided to take my While on patrol going north campaign directly to the people, trying to meet and talk with PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special School Election will be heldJ.~said School District on Like Shore road, Corporal you: the voter, at every possible opportunity. I am walking the Wllllo.m Marshall and officer streets, ringing doorbells, visiting shopping centers. Howe \er, on Thursday, September 7f 1972. B rue e Darlington spotted since there are about 30,000 homes in the district, it is impos- Act 269, Public Acts of Michigl:ln, 1955, as amended, provides in part as follows: Kinner going south on Lake sible for r,1e to meet and visi t wi th each of you prior to the Shore at a high rate of election. "The lnspectors of EI~ction at any annual Of special ~lec~ion shall not f:ceive speed. As they pursued him, the officers paced his auto Here are some sign~ficant points about the campaign: the vote of any person residing in a registration school dIstrIct whose name IS not at 80 m.p.h. registered as an elector in the City or Township in which he resides " I am absolutely opposed to cross-district busing. On At South Deeplands, they November 23, 1971, as a Grosse Pointe Park councilman, pulled close to the auto but THE LAST DAY on which persons may register with the appropriate city or township cler.ks I proposed an anti-busing resolution. Mr. Steiner did Kinner, according io police, not make publicly ~nown his f~elings on the subject of the city or township in which they reside in order to be eligible to vote at said SpeCial didn't stop or slow down. until June 15, 197~, after the Roth decision and after Election is Friday, Augu!lt 4, 1972. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock P.M., E!\St~rn Pollce said he increased his I had announced my canaraacy. -- speed to 75 m.p.b. at Proven. Standard Time on said Friday, August 4, 1972, will not .be eligible to vot~ at said SpeCIal cat road and it appeared he The incumbent has publicly stated that he has "spoken Election. was trying to get away. At out vehemently" against tax increases and has saved this point, assistance was reo tiX payers many millions of dollars. This positicn is Under the provisions of Act 269. Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, as ame?ded, registrations quested from Farms police. hardly consistent with his .yes. vote for a $126 million will not be taken by school officials, and only persons who have regIstered as general Kinner hit the left curb at super-stadium which will have as its only tennants the the d i v Ide d road's end, Detroit Tigers. electors with the appropriate city or township clerks of the city or township in which th~y passed a car on the left and The incumbent states that he has "spoken out vehemently. reside are registered school electors. Persons planning to register with the city or ~own~hip lost control. He swerved into against pay increases for the Commissioners. Yet he ~ clerks must ascertain the days and hours on which the clerk's office is open for registratIon. the northbound lane and al. not attend the December 9, 1971 meeting at which the Registration of unregistered qualified electors of the School District will 'be received at most hit a car head on. CommISSIOners originally voted themselves a tax-free pay police said. He was stopped increase. I was there, as an alarmed observer. (, the following places: and arrested at Elm courl. Mr. Steiner missed a total of twenty-five meetings in ( 1. Residents Of the City of Grosse Pointe Park shall register at the office of, the Clerk of DOG INJURED 1971, for an absentee record of over 18%. His absentee the City of Grosse Pointe Park, 15115 East Jefferson Av~nue, City of GrossE: Pointe An unknowllDerson called record to date in 1972 is 39.5%. I City police on Tuesday, July .~ Park, Michigan. 25, to report an Injured dog In order for me to represent you, I need your help. Please vote for me on August 8, and encourage your friends to vote for ! 2. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe shall register at the office of the Clerk of the I at SI. Paul and University. IWhen officers arrived on the me too. If you need an absentee ballot, call me at 886-6258. City of Grosse Pointe, 17150 Maumee, City of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Iscent' they found the dog's In return for your help, I promise you that a vote for O. J. ~ leg was b r 0 ken in two Williams on August 8 will bring you the responsive and 3. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms shal~ register at the .office of the ~le~k of I responsible government you deserve. ( I places. The owner was noti. the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, 10 Kerby Road, City of Grosse Pomte Farms, Mlchlgan. I~~__ I .:" of I ., fill .e , ••~ •• ',', 4. Residents the City of Grosse Pointe Woods shall register at the office of the Clerk of ..... ~ 'I' ••l.~. j ... :tl: ..~., , •• " I ;.a. ... , the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, 20025 Mack Avenue, 'City of Grosse Pointe Woods, , ,'Ii':-. '.' , ,.-t.'';" Michigan, 'I".'" ..' V." .: I (. • 1 • .. i .'..I ••~ 5. Residents of the City of Harper Woods shall register at the office of the Clerk of the ".0(1'..,," " City of Harper Woods, 19617 Harper Avenue, City of Harper Woods, Michigan. '~'.--I .'.'" I'....I Vote for 6. Residents of the Township of Grosse Pointe shall register at the office of the Clerk of the Township of Grosse Pointe, 795 Lake Shore Drive, Village of Grosse Pointe Shores, o. J. Williams Michigan. This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe Public School For Wayne County . CALL VOID.-Im ,. System, Wayne County, Michigan, fH ALL pm PROBLEMS Commissioner, • IlIoIH'fIrM!1 ,." *1111 UI .. District I ~l ftHDI•• I. Afl. If JOin R, Hlnp.t.r ... cell tal P"rtt. Vep!"lit -TE .... lit .. ,., "",. .. In The August 8 Secretary ..,., "..1•• Republican Primary, Board of Education Dated; July 18, 1972. "":lIeh'"'', ...... 11 ..... O. J. Wlillama Car ••. ?::t...er~' po, POl. ADY, (. Thursday, August 3. 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEW S Page Thirteen I Arrest Yollth Detroit Teenager Has E'verything But A. License . Delay Hearing In Shores Rape Case Farms Corporal Otto Glan. and Kenwood road intersec- also discovered in the green Farms police station where 'Ilhe pre.trlal hearing for poned from Thursday, July Love was arT est e d by Fo'r Toting Ax e~t hit ,the jackpot Thursday tion. '65 MG, a pipe and an opened he was char.ged with driving night, July 27, when he Questioning the youth, he liquor ,bottle. without a Michigan opera. Douglas Love, 26, of S1. 27, to FrIday, August 11, ac. Shores pollee Friday, June While on routine patrol on stopped a 19.year- charged as a disorderly per. I son and turned (lver to his " father. A complaint was filed with .the Youth Service Divi. sion. • ;:.l:. Remove Patch ANITA BAllANTYNE COURT ANITA A 'paciou, home, Kin" ,ized bedroom,. Fireplace in Ihe family room and There i. ° big family room and c paneled don plu. four bedroom. and You ccn have quick occupancy in thi, four bedroom home, Aluminllm living room. A huge kilchen, First 1I00r laundry. Full b"emonl. A covored Iwo full bath. in thi, 'paciou, home. Fini.hed basemenl wilh a half Dclh. storm, and SCreen'. The largo kitchen alf." a vi.w of tho pralessionally Of Mariluana polio with a barbeque. 886-5800 886-5800 landscaped yard. 886.4200_ .. __ . _._ .... _ Woods police have reported a few cases of marijuana being "home grown" in the area this year. A recent case was reported Tuesday, July 25. Officer William Desilets was told by a resident that , she believes mar i j u a n a plants were growing in her rear yard. She showed the officer and patrolman Rus. sell Allard a two.by,three fo;;;tpatch of suspected mari. JEffEIlSON The price an Ihis home has been dra,tically reduced 10 $70,000. An oul. lAST EIGHT MILE juana with 21 plants approxi. slanding good buy. Three bodroam,. Iwo bath,. modern kiichen. Family Charming homo wHh a bas.ment tecrect10n room. Gorg.ous in ground mately 18 inches high, An room, Ideal for the family looking lor .paciou. rooms and a 101 of pool, Re,o.1 almo'phere in lawn. Gro, .. Pointe School •. 886-4200 additiOlial two plants were charm, A.sumable mortgage. 886-5800 found growing by the resi. dent's garage. ,. Police Informed the rest. dent that the plants were I marijuana and removed them. The resident believed the plants may have been grown by her daughter. who denied knowing anything about them and said they were not hers, according to police. HAWTHORNE I&.AIIMOOR Hurt in Fall large rooms and an excetlent floor plan. Three bedrooms. family room. IRYS OliVE An idea' hol'tM '01' rQlSlnQ d1ildr ..n. Near 'SChools and churches. Fire The price hen. bHn reduced on this cozy brick home. rJ,ree bedrooms, Iwo and a half both,. Plenty of c10sels and 'Iorcge .pato. A big yard alorm. F_, be Recovering from a swim. ming pool accident at The Farms Pier Saturday after- noon, July 29, isa 10.year. old girl, Andrea Dropsho. She fell from the top rung of the high dive ladder down to th~ cement deck beneath I the dl'te. ' Patrolman Timothy Morri. II son and Farms firemen rushed the girl to 51. John I Hospital. The police also con. , &i HUNTINGTON WIWAMS CT. tacted her mother. Mrs. 8OURNEMOUTH .1 A three bedroom home with a good traffic patlern. Fini,hed ba,ement A SPCciOll' lowly home. beaulilully cor~tod and draped. Formal dining Frank Dropsho. 4127 Somer. lleou'iful ,hree bedroom homo wilh central aor mnditianing. Formal dining with a recroation room and half bath Carpeling and drape, Ihroughout. room. fomily roam. Two fireplace.. fini.hed bc.emenl wilh half balh. roam. full carpeling. fireplace. Good mortgage assumplion. And cia,. to set, and brought her to the I On a deep fenced 101. 886-5800 Conlral air. 886-4200 hospital. There, the young .... rything. 886-4200 swimmer was treated for, contusions of the skull and back and then released. Later checking the high' diving board at The Pier, Patrolman Morrison found the pool equipment sound and attributed the accident to the girl losing her grip at I the top of the ladder. I ------, FUiif,fAcES NOT liE DAME 81RCH lANE & BOILERS: A lower pric.d three bedroom home c1o,e 'a ,hopping and bu,e,. New Centrally air conditioned three bedro"m home. Two and a half bolhs. NE plumbing and wiring. Updaled kilchen with a di,hwa,her. Half balh in Kitchen built in. include combina'ion wa.her and dryer. You mus' see ,he In a prime localian Iwo block, Irom tho pork, Colonial wi,h four bed. ~Rep'lace~: the ba,ement. 886-5800 many extrc'. 886-4200 room, plu, two on the Ihird floor. Thr•• lull bath •. Two car garage. 886-4200 RIDGEMONT lOCHMOOII A roomy. comlortable home. Formal dining room, A fireplace and a hall ANITA A lovely Colilornio slyle semi ranch home. Four king .i... bedrooms ond Four bedroom home. Fini,hed basemen' wilh a lull .econd kitchen ba,h in the ba,ement A large porch o .....r1aoking 'he back yard. 886.5800 den on the ... cond 1I00r which could be II filth il needed, Thre. lutl Draped ond carpeting fhtoughov'. An elltceptionolly attractive lnferior. Price WORLD'S l.OWEST bnlh •• a 'hirty faa, lonily room. Two fir.plac •• and an in'lIround pool. PRICES reduced to S37.5OO. 886.4200 8116.4200 Bt~stQuallly . Rooring-Sidi ng.Trim .Gutters 25yrs. expo Free ~t. EASTLANlJ ALUM. PROD. 526.6209 JUNIOR SAILING PROGRAM WELLINGTON WESTCHESTER A lakelran' man. ian, Family room. library, .owing room, loundry room. HAMPTON Li...... !.::l0ntly in th.s 10roe home. Family roam lire place and sup.' ~uge Six ~&'oom.. lour bath,. two half bath,. Three lireplace,. Well over A three bedroom home. Beautiful family ro"," with na'ural fireplace. room. make Ihis home a pl~a.ure 10 li~ in, Tho many luxury ~.tras Ages II to 17 • 45 Hours on acre 01 land. 886-5800 On. and one half both,. lIemod.led kilchen. S28.9OO. 886-4200 ius' have 'a be .. en. Call u. and o,k abou' th.m. 886-4200 0' Sailing - Cost: $25 STARTING AUC. 14th CAli Now For ROlliflralion (313) 463.1331 OLYMPIC SAil CLUB COME IN OR CALL ... IChweit~er 32650 Soulh Rivor Rd .• FOR HELP TO BUY OR SEll REAl. ESTATE MI. Clo"'onf THERE'S NO 08UGA TION 18780 MACK 21300 MACK Grosse Poinfe Forms Grosse Pointe Woods CAll. US FOR AN APPOINTMENT • NOVICE COURSE OF COURSE Rea torI AVAIlABlE 886.5800 886.4200 • SAIL BOAT RfNTAlS • p • • tnrn • d - PaCile Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, AU9ust 3, 1972 Grosse Pointe News I ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. Memorial Center Schedule ]I What Goes On OFFICES UNDER 1'HE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL maf~ newon GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 Open Daily 9:00 a.m., 9:00 p.m. at Second ClalS P~t4ce Paid at Delroll. llI!ch!.r.n (Center bulldlng open 10 a.m., 5 p.m. August 3 • August 10 FULLY PAID CIRCULATION *AIl Memorial sponsored actlvlties open to the ~our Library Grosse Pointe pubUc •. Hospital equipment By VlrglnJa Leonard .ft-IE t-llll Phone TU 2.6900 aveilable f(lr free ioan; crutches, wheelchairs, Pegs 'n Pockets ... is the Member Mich. Preas AuocllUon and N.Uonal Editorial Allociat1ol1 hospital beds and heating lamps. Guest Columnist-Mrs. Claude Streb NATIONAL ADVERtISING REPRESENTATIVE new multi.use storage unit Weelt1r Ne .... p.per Repreaentttlve. Inc. We moved Into our first Love for children could be by Stotter. Use singly or in f04 FIlth A':enue. New York ig. New York BYunt 8.7300 Grosse Pointe Garden Center and Lending house in Grosse Pointe combined with love Cor CHICAGO OFFICI: groups. They come in de. M' North Mlchliln Avenue Phone FInancial So12I' Ubrary closed during August. Woods 'on December 7, 1941, books. young parents oC a baby boy This meant earnln, , signer's colors and are deco- ROBERT B. EDGAR .. EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER Thursday, August 3 and happy home.owners. It Master's Degree in School rative catch.all. Four dollars WILLIAM ADAMO . ADVERTISING MANAGER • 3:00 a.m. Riding School D ..y Camp mlatte~~dt vherYlltttiebthat the dLibilrarianshiP, Whl1 e workl ng each at The Sign of the JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY Friday, August 4 e ectrici y a dno een con. a y as an e1emen aryt Mermaid, 75 Kercheval. JAMES J. NJAIM ".,., , , NEW~ 8:00 a.m. Riding School Day Camp nected. librarian. FEPPER \'VHITELAW EDUCATION, NEW * ROGER A. WAHA SPORTS, NEWS * 7 00 Beginning. and Advanced Karate _ How carelree and Ignorant All kinds of new avenues • : p.m. S K Sh' D' t. we were that busy day! were waiting to be explored. Virgina Williams ... has been in her lovely KATHY DUFF , ,..NEWS a~g yu un, Irec or Betty and John Wedda came Most Immedllite was the reo new shop only one day now and yet so many LILLIAN KARR .. , ADVERTISING I ~aturday,. August 5 . at dusk to share the sbock sponsibility for 0 r d e r In g of her customers and friends have stoppe~ by MARY LORIMER ...... , , ADVERTISING 1:00 p.m. Karol'yn Drlegh~ff.Chf1stopher Sewell of Pearl Harbor with us. books in four elementary PAT llOUSSEAU...... ADVERTISING to say hello. Do pay her a visit just one flIght \ Weddmg Recephon They didn't realize that we schools. Experts In the field PAULA VALENTINO ADVERTISING I up or an elevator ride to the. s~cond floor front Sunday, August 6 hadn't taken time to use our agree that a llbrulan's main of the Colonial Federal BUlldmg . . KATHY BRYEN . ADVERTISING 10:00 a.m. First Church of Understandin~ battery radio. but knew that problem is book selection. JOHN MacKENZIE .." .. ,., .., ' BUSINESS 6:30 * p.m. Tommy Sanders and his Surf sIders in my husband. a reserve of. Certainly, children need and Dixieland Concert by the lake flcer, would be called Into deserve the b81t. I baunted • ~~tr~.f:~~IANSKy,.::'::.cLAssiFiEDAD:i:= I Hostesses Love . . . the BETTY RAUGHT....CLASSlFIED ADVERTISING • 8'00 Monday, August 7 service. We four sat for the places wb8re they could Riding School flay Camp hours. in darkness far mor€' be found and read each book Adams silver plated, oven JO MULHERIN..., CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINNG I 9:30 a.m. proof serving 'Pieces at The M. COLEITE KREINER Cl1lCULATIO . a.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michi. than physical, as we listened bet 0 reordering. Again, grm Inc to horrendous broadcasts. Grone Poi n t IS llbl'lrlans League Shop, 98 Kercheval. ~ 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe Mr. Streb became Lleulenant time to my rescue. Miss They are re~roductions of . Streb in less than two Harriet Helms' blue eyes traditional sllverware and 7:30 p.m. Golqen Circle Investment Club months and was sent to Fori sparkled with enthusiasm as Foil to Take Advice * 7:30 p.m. come from oven to table so ... '~ut.t!J.N. . MOVIes Lewis, Wash. Sb8 placed som. ot her fav. beautifully. They're !'li('pljo fM, -7, National figures indicate bicycle t~efts are • 8:00 a.m. . ~esday, August 8 S~ll our house 8nd accept orlte books In my hands. priced too . . . $:::," .( a mounting at an alarming rathe. The p01m40tesbikareS 10:00 a.m. Rld~ng SChoo~ Day Camp my parent's roof? Never! Audio.Visual enrichment for casserole and $8.(. jor a no exception. Latest figures 5 ow some e Semor Men s Club - Investment But what could a lonely wife learning was Impor'tant, too. covered vegetable dish, stolen from The Farms, close to 150 in The Woods, Lecture and son do to survive It was always possible to reo • 10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital emotionally? New neighbors serve films from an unbe. 180 in The Park, 50 in The City and 19 in The 12~00 noon Senior Men's Of G r 0 sse Pointe - and old friends were loyal lievably inspired collection • Shores, so far this year. Luncheon and kind. Yel, they could with the simple possession Hall.;'in's Has ... a now shipment of Cham. Police who are swamped with bicycle theft 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe not be impoJed upon. After of a free library card. Those pagne Dressing, made w~th imported cham. reports, told the NEWS that residents are stH! ~ot 7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michi. all. th'!y were busy with were the good years! pagne. It's delightful on bIb lettuce . . '. regu. Jocking their bicycles or garage doors. Dnvlllg gan, Inc. their work and families.. Libraries are vital to all larly a dollar twenty-five now on speCIal at through any of The Pointes on a summer day, one • 7:30 p.m. PiP bl communities. Grosse Pointe eighty.nine cents . . . 89 Kercheval . . . TU Grosse Pointe Chess Club The Grosse 0 nte u IC residents of every age level 5.8400. sees literally hundreds of bikes in front of homes * 8:00 p.m. Memorial B rid g e for Beginners - Library became an ever. are at this moment feelin, and commercial businesses, unlocked and una~. Carrie Kiley Instructor available friend. We soon ap. the frustration of partially tended, W d 'A proacbed Its open doors with • . ~ nes d "y, ugust 9 ioyful anticipation. Miss Jean closed doors. Valuable staff Follow The Sun . . . but take along. the Lt. Robert Van Tiem of the City Police said • 8:uO a.m. Rld~g Sch~ol Day Camp . Taylor was always warm and members have been gradual. right in-the-sun and after-sun preparations. bicycle thieves fall into three categories: Organized 11:00 a.m. Se:-Ior Men s Club of Grosse Pomte- helpful. LltUe Dick and I Iy dismissed, 'causing closed Elizabeth Arden has created Sun Gelee which grOups who travel in vans or trucks stealing bicycles Crlbba~e . . would fill our grocery bag doors many mornings, eve. is the lightest protection for the ~arkes~ pos- for resaJe, often using the profits for the purchase • 8:00 p.m. Memorial 'Bndge Refresher Course- with a combination ri picture nings and weekends. Let's sible tan. Tan Promoting Cream IS a rIcher, of drugs' thieves who pick up unattended, unlocked" C arrle. K'lley, I ns truc tor ,books and good adult s(:lec- fightd hardt lItnot to allow 1theseI deeper cream that helps prevent bur~ing or 8:00 p.m. Little League Football Meeting tions, oors a c o~e comp e e y. I bikes as 'a means of ready transportation then leave peeling. Sun Shieldi~g Cream is for skin t~at them' or thieves who wander in from Detroit on Thursday, AU,lffiSt 10 Untold evenings were spent I Footnote: Mrs. Streb wlll doesn't desire tannmg. After Sun Sooth~ng * 8:00 it.m. Riding School Dav Camp engrcssed in these books. It be employed next year in foot and ride out with a new bicycle. Most of the Soap is for gentle 'bathing. After Sun Soothmg 11:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon of Grosse Pointe and seems humorous no~ but Lake Shore Schools as a bikes reported stolen are expensive lO.speeds. Balm is a moisturizer for after sunning. They *2.8:00 p.m. Red Cross Bloodmobile worry over a combat mfan. teacher. run from three to four dollars at Trail Apothe. If gullible citiz~n.s would refuse. to purchase Harper Woods try husband must I have Catc-h-S-"'-m-o-k-ers cary, 121 Kercheval. expensive bikes at rIdICulously low pnces some of ------,-- caused me, unconSQ ously, the thefts would stop. to dig my heels Into our • Brownell Hit barely paid for carpeting Of MariJ.uana Summertime . . . Is Ice Cream Time. En. Farms Chief Robert Ferber suggests licensing Pick Personnel while reading an especially joy ... Stroh's Ice Cream Parlour. It has old of uf.ed.bike shops. Then the stores could be reo By Vandals exciting chapter. Suddenly a I -- fashioned ice cream treats, an old fashioned Of Honor Band worn spot was evident in the Farms Pat r a 1m e n :1')- quired to provide police with the serial number and fresh po~orn s~and, delectable old fashioned description of the bike and name of person from sllver.green broadloom. That hannes Winter and Clarence A Cloverly road resident, Michigan Chapter, .\meri. started another hobby - Reichling caught two marl. candy treats and delightful old fashioned whom they purchased it. Chief Ferber said some decor. cities are currently requiring licensing of used.bike out taking a late afternoon can School Band Directors booked rug making - te juana smokers literally red. walk Sunday, July 23, no. Assoclativn (ASBDA), has cover the damp-ge. handed when they found an shops. He also suggested that manufacturers be re- ticed the west side door of selected over 100 young After Mr. Streb came abandoned warm woo den • quired to place a secret number on bikes as is cur. Brownell Middle School dam. Michlgan musicians to form home safely from Aazla we pip e, containing suspeeted Rendezvous Night ... is every Wednesday rently done on motor vehicles. aged. an Honors Band, which will spent many happy hours in marijuana, near the pair. night at the Bronze Door with cocktail hour But until such solutions. come to pass ,citizens InvesUaaUn,r. the report. prellent a concert at the Na- various Grosse Pointe Li. The policemen were, on from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres will be served. TbeBronze Door, 123 Kercheval is must help their lOCal police departments. Far m's Patrolman John Uonal ASBDA Convention in Ibrarles, choosing and sharing routine patrol along Lake Kralza found the school's Lansing, Sunday, August 6. books for the pure enjoyment Shore late Sunday night, available on Sunday for private parties only, Over a year ago, Grosse Pointe Rotary Club west side door kicked out and Nathan C. Judson, one of of good literature. July 23, They spotted the with a minimum guest list of 75 up to 125. The donated electric hand engravers. to each. ~f 'I;'he both double doors broken. In Michigan's 50 members,iDom- Years went by. Suddenly youths, one 18.year-Dld and new back room specializes in private parties, Pointe police departments (OperatIOn IdentificatIOn the rear, six windows were inated several students from enjoyment became secondary the second 23-years-old, by luncheon parties, business meetings, bridal 0.1.) Residents may borrow the engraver for any. broken. The east side of the Grosse Pointe North High and necessity leigned. I rc. the brea~wall near 431 Lake showers, etcetera. Guest accommodations are where from a few hours to three days, absolutely building sustained breakage School, who were chosen to joined the teaching profes. Shore drIve. from 20 to 40. This is available daily. For free by merely dropping by their local station and from fir~ crackers. O~er Darticipate in the band. They sion. Easy books were need. Stopping to issue a warn. reservations call 886-1931. filli~g out a form, one copy of which is retained by damage !Deluded vandalJ:Jm include Jim Bunselmeier, ed for kindergarteners, plus ing against ,trespassing on the police and the other by the resident. (This .woul~ near the entrance to the IFrench horn; Beverly De- reference mat e ria I s for ,he property, they saw one boys' locker room. man, alto saxophone; Mari- classes at Wayne State Uni- of the youths hide a plastic • be a good way to mark all your valuables). By IdentI- Have you seen the Appalachian Crafts. Checking with a school of. anne Dill, tenor saxophone; versity. Bless Grosse Pointe bag. Searching the imme. fying bikes and other valuables. with your Michi. man hamlicrafts in the window at Young's ficial, he said that the schooi Greg Near, euphonium; Russ Public Libraries! They never diate area, they found the Clothes? There's a homey, hand made quilt gall, driver's license number, police are able to 10. had been inspected earlier Smith, French horn; Nancy failed to be an inexhaustible warm wooden pipe and the cate owners of stolen items by using the Law En- Sunday, and that there was Sulfridge, clarinet; Pamela source of help in any emer- plastic bag, filled with sus. in Sunbonnet Sue design and delightful dolls forcement Intelligence Network Machine (LEIN). no evidence of vandalism at Trzeciak, bassoon; and Peter gency. An added bonus was pected marijuana. with matching jumpers. Stop by 110 Ker. cheval. Police are doing their best to cut down on bike that time. Van Horne, tuba. offered by Central Library's The suspect~ w ere in. thefts by patrolling the streets with watchful eyes ------Mr. Judson is serving as Adult Reading Room, a formed of their rights at the on your property. Why don't you help tllem protect Yo g B.c cl chairman of the Honors Band memorial gift from the Par- scene and taken to Farms ~ln lye Committee for ASBDA. Rus- cells family. Students of all police headquarters. One of your belongings? Mark your bikes with the Rotary Thieves Cau,ght sell D. Reed, also a member ages, including retired resi. the youths, a resident of engraver. Lock your g~rage. Lock. y~ur bike to some of ASBDA, and chairman of dents, find the shared quiet McCormick In Detroit, was stationary object. Don t make thIevmg easy! the publicity com.mittee for atmosphere an ideal climate presently on probation with I P.W. A trio of bike bandits was the convention, will be rep. for concentration. Recorder's Court for a pre- rounded up by two Pointe resented by nominees from Elementary libraries be. vious marijuana charge. residents and City police on Grosse Pointe South. They came an exciting reality in The pail' face an August, Thursday afternoon, July 27. are Deby Makos, flute; Paul my bailiwick - Lake Shore court date in The Farms Letters to the Editor Five police vehicles search. Miller, trumpet; and Susan Schools in St. Clair Shores. Municipal Court. ed the area unit! the trio Weaver, bassoon. Dear Sir Thank you for helping to was fin.a 11y corralled and ASBDA Is a national hon- I would like to commend I achieve thai goal. taken to the City station. orary association of school the oUicers and Regatta W.ry truly yours, The threesome, two white, band directors. It was found. committee members of the I Mrs. John H, Fildew nine'year-olds, and one, ed In 1953 by a small com. Grosse Pointe Farms Boat Bedford road. white, ll-year.old, were even mIttee led by Dale Harris, BELLE ISLE The WID. R. Hamilton Club for the outstanding Re- selective in their thieving. then band director at Pontiac I galta. Weekend 'If fun. they Selltence Youth They w a I ked from their IHigb School. It now includes Company is in its prOVided for all Ihe reSIdents homes in Detroit to Grosse members from each of the h thO I Pointe Farms, where they 50 states. AWNING CO. second century of ~ee:en~. Farms IS pas IOn B.E Charge lassooed a bike from Ridge. The Honors Band is reo There were three days' -- mont and one from Tonnan. hearsing on the Michigan service to Detroit filled with events for all age A Harper Woods ;youth, cour place. State University campus in S As they rode through the preparation for the concert, Canvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron area families. groups - the parade on un- Robert Elias Wucetich, was City they spied two bikes in which is scheduled for 1:30 day led by the Scotch Bag. placed 011 two years proba. better condition. They dump. p.m .. Sunday. August 6. at This tradition has developed pipers, boat racing contests, tio.n bJYdwaYMn~hcoulntYStaCclc'ry.ed thf! two Farms ,bikes and the OIds Plaza Hotel in Lan. Immediate Delivery games for the young and old. CUI t u ge IC ae k b'k . C W 11' . *most other*spring and* summer* DRESSES-COSTUMES-PANTSUITS at 1/ 2 off (~et.eeR C.I,i1 & Tour.ine) • 8rOll Emboll.d Cool leu, wil" ,'i9h1/y ./anling I,onl It group of *SWEATERS, SKORTS* * * 28" long. 16" wid •• 25" ",g" TENNIS DRESSES & SKIRTS • Gould. Avd"bon. Wil,on. Now 1/3 to 1/2 oft Edwo,d., COllini. Albin ond olh.", • 2 Am.riton powl" t.o pOI, Sign.dl Sm;I" and Company lo,'on. Ebtm 8.. ,,/y . Jbt sbops of • Eor/y Po,<./oin and Eorly Gloll and d,,;robl. Ii" Sfor. Hours: p/o,. /i""rOJ, Open Daily 9 :30 a.m. to 5 p.m. W"lt01\.Pit ..C~ 3 Kercheval Ave, elf Fisher Road Parking in rear CLOSED SA1URDAlS Pllrn;h and JlIdll Bl~k ~nml II St.Clllr . Smse him TU 1.1505 TU 2.4724 IIlI • IIW still 0,.." dally 10 10 5 ucepl Su"cloys .1 s.rset 11I1 lrty • "un tt"ttMti"'f+(*r'4':.w'W".'.'W' .'''- ..... ''C'1:f'~...,.~''>-r~. • ~ _ .._...... ~ .... Page Side en Mrs. Frederick Domm groom, graduated from Fer.j ed with Henr~on Industries Mrs. David J. Wolski Julie Oldani Wed rls State College, Is asooclat. lof North Carolina. _ Clearance up to 50% off on group of To David Wolski selected name brand items infant.Toddlers Boys.Girls thru 14 Grosse Pointe Academy Chapel is Setting f;;' Spt OH Regular Retail Prices Thurs., Fri., Sat. Only Becuase touch of elegance is being cleaned Sale will be conducted downstairs in HANDS-DOWN TOUCH OF ELEGANCE 'QeMl'9 CBouHque. VACATION 63 Kercheval TRAVEL WEAR colonial ••• 1 ~, "'SSt pelnt ••• Sizet 610 20 203' 1 Mode 886-3781 loot a..chm .. , 'he KlmlMtIy Komor, / ,,' .. .. • Thursday, August 3, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ._------Page Seventeen Women's Page by, ..of and for Pointe Women ------The David Welkers Symphony Set For New Year David J. Welkers Complete programs for the Treger, who as a teenager Detroit Symphony Orches. was .a member of the Detroit tra's 1972-73 Thursday.Sat. Symphony, (1951.54), replac- Married In East urday concert series have es Isaac Stern, who has bad been announced. They in. to postpone his Detroit 8p' clude 17 works never before pearance until next seasen. Martha Emma Mary Berger Asks Her Sister performed by the Orchestra, As previously announced, by composers dating from sevel'll artists will be mak. Mrs. Neil Seydel, to Serve as Matron I Handel to Witold Lutoslaw- ing debut ~ppearances with WHY PAY' MORE? c:>f Honor at July I Rites ski. the Orchestra in the coming . Married Saturday, July 1, in the United Meth. Among the premieres ere season, including conductors ALL FURNITURE 20cro Odlst Church of Webster, N.Y., where they will symphonies by Mahler (No. Charles Mackerras, Paul 3), Bruckner (No.6), Shos. Kletzkl and Aldo Ceccato, ABOVE COST make their home, were Martha Emma Mary Berger. tBkovlch (No. 12, subtitled harpist Nicanor Zabaleta and tiaug~ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Berger, of "Lenin"), Boccherini, Jean pianist Garrick Ohl~on and We carry major brand. Lorame road, and David J. Welker. Rlvier and Waiter Piston. Israela Margalit. The bridegroom, grad.'! Previously announced new uated from Oakland uni./ ence Martin Berger, on leave works include Alberto Gin. PIETER VAN HORNE, of UNIQUE FURNITURE versity in April, 197:"', is . from duty with the United astera's Harp Concerto and Hollywood avenue, has been presently a teacher in I States Navy, esco~ted his a complete concert perform. named Griffin Club chair. 559.63'34 Webster, and is the son mother ~own the aisle. She anee of Manuel d\~ Falla's man for the 14th Congres. Decorating Assistat,!ce Available of the Karl Welkers of wore a p~, floor ~ength cO;;' opera "La Vida Breve," sional District. Webster. 'tume, while the bridegroom s Other works newly an. .------..---- . mother selected a long laven- nounced inelude Beethoven' Ii .:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:-x.,,: Th ere,b Id who will b.e der gown. "Egmont" Overture and his ::~: .. OPEN' THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENiNGS:::; gra~uated.from Oakland UIU' Presiding at the 7;30 Symphony No.8, and an :::: CLOSED SATURDAYS THROUGH AUGUST 12 E:: verslty tlllS December, wore o'clock service its central orchestral suite from Wag...... a full.lengttl white lace gown, theme "Rejoice' in the Lord ner's "Ring" cycle-:lll to be .::: :~ fa~ioned with en Empire Always," was The Reverend wal&t and bell sleeves. A George Davis A reception Chapel .train feU !rom her at the Church followed the :~~:rt~a~~~:~~:l:;£~ ::~.::1i::;.:~ :.:\~... ! shoulders. ceremony. phony No.2, Tchaikovsky's • A lace crown caught her Symphony NO.1, Franck's :~: ~: illusion veil, and she carried an apple blossom bouquet. Receiving degrees fro m ~~~:y !~u~tel~~nor s;~~1~~i ~jj Michigan Technological Uni. She was at,tended by her phony. ShorJer works include :::: :~ versity June 17 were Diane sister, Mrs. Neil Seydel, of Smetana's "The Moldau" and :::: :;: M. Cop t y, Bachelor of Warren, matron of honor, Honegger's "Pacific 231." :::: ::: as Science in Electrical Engi. and bridesmaid Mary Dour- On thn' roster of ertists :::: ::: nc;"ring, daugh~er of MRS. MARTHA EMMA MARY BERGER was mar. bet,. in pink nylon frocks, making return visils to Ford :::: ::: JULIA D. COPTY, of St. ried Saturday, July I, in the United Methodist apple blossoms scattered in Audilorium are pianists Rob. :::j ~:: Clair avenue, and DAVID F. Church of Webster, N.Y .• to Mr. Welker, son of their hair, carrying apple ert Casadesus, Daniel Baren. :::: :~ McLAUGHLIN, graduated the Karl Welkers, of Webster. Her parents are .. .:. blossom bouquets. hoim and Yl~~imir Ash. ::::my child "tfle artist" ::; with high honor, Bachelor of the Clarence Bergers, of Loraine road. kenazy 'Ind vloliDiStSHenryk :::: ' , ?-: Chris We lk e r was his Science in Chemical Engi. brother's best man. Ushers neering and Bachelor of Szerymg and Charles Treger. ~:=:his draw in gs preserved t.: were Nell Seydel and Jeff Science in Chemistry, son of 'Bottoms Up!' Hits Yacht 'Club Holmes, at. Bir,m1ngham. the DONALD L. McLAUGH- Spend a W.. lrend ~;i!on Graf-Feedy'.plates ~~~ The bride's brother, Claro LINS, of Manor avenue. It was "Bottoms Up!" Sat- a "Bottoms Up!" ,manne. 01 a W .. af ~~Start a gallery, give them as ~~~ urday night, July 29, as U qUiD, symbol of the evenIDg, 1r young adult Pointers invited lodged in a crib in the grand hallway, dressed -in a red, IHI ~!gifts to grondpOfp.nts .. .with his ;~ their friends to an evening white and blue striped bow- LnTLI :-;,.;> WICK of dancing and socializing at tie _ and red diapers. :=:: crayon and watercolor artwork .~ and ,the Grosse Poi n t e Yacht Similar bow ties identified Club. the hosts. They. were a bit WILLOW 'AatLKCARs!I(~A,oM~fDCHlIAGKAEN 111: raeprohduced in fulll color I ond kilnd-firfedon on ::.I:::1.::!:: Over 800 guests were on more sophistii:atedly attired, l( 15300 Kercheval hand, to dance to mv.sic by in red slacks (lnd .blue bla- :::: .. wile c hioa pate. P on ah eo i you wish the plates for cor. Beaconsfield "The Werks" and to drink zers, and were kept busy Charming New England styl. ac. :.:. '. 'beer, provided by hosts Den. greeting their guests, who commodations. All activities on ::::specific occasions since we must allow three weeks for. deliverv 12.50 :i:~ or near the premises. (Trout and ,-.' . .••• -E- 821-932.0 nis V. Adams, Paul D. filled theb a 11roo m and lake fishing, coho, canoeing. :::: ::: Alandt, Mark A. Baun, Wil- spilled into the Fo'Castle, NEW liam A. Chope, Michael J. the Binnacle Room and the Hand painted purses. Connolly, John F. DeHay.es, GPYC en~rance hallway. I :~~t:~i!:~oc;l;jdi:~~ b;:~~I~::.:,1:.1:J: Jac ob ...-J orr'S .~~ Jr., Dcuglass R. Fox, Brian I D . fIt For reservations coil area (616) l 1 •• Tennis - golf-floral - fruit F. Hickey, Roger W. Mason, ress was orma . . . 0 258,5706 or 535.5096 .venings ;::: D. :~1\ and oriental designs. John M. Reid James A. barley-there. for res.ryatiom, and information. .••• ••• Rohde, Anthony J. Selvag_Decorations i. n c Iud e d a Accommo. :~~\ .2 HOURS :JACOBSON'S VAI.IDAT~ YOUR TICKET' :~ Priced $22 to $26. gio. E. Blay Schoenherr, II, ~~rge rcd, while, a~d ~lue ~~~7'a~~eli:i,;,.':;~:er:O FREE PARKfNG .. WILL "'un~.=30 ,to. 5:00 :Monday thr" hlday and Bria,n F .. VanHollcn- Bolloms Up! 72 Sign, ;.~:.:-:..:..:..:...:,.:..:..:.:..:..:..:~:..:.:~:..:.:..:..:..:..:..:.:.:":":"~~:":~':.:":.:.:.:.:::":~~:::::';::::':~~7:~:::::::~~::~:~:::~~:~:~:::~:~::~::~::::::';::~~:::~:~:~~:::'~';~::$:::~::::::::::~~::::~ Thursday Evening 7 10 9 beck. stretched over the ballroom Closed Salurdil.y. Master Charge Accepted It's the second year for fireplafe. Beneath it, guests the party as announced. by danced t? the so mew hat --,------' de a fe nl n g ro ck band. Glasses, decorated with ,the The look For Fait ... from evening's theme, held the li- bations. our JAEGER Separates Showing as much pep and enthusiasm as t b e ir sons ~$'.~ were parents 6f the bosts, 9f:,:;:=~".- including Dr. and Mrs. Vin. cent B. A dam s, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Alandt, Mr. ~ tlJltf tJIlt!th£ tlJrmtltrh/ at aur and Mrs. Leonard Baun, Mr. and Mrs. WaIt er B. Con- nolly, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Mason, Mrs. Ed ward Schoenherr and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rohde. AUGUBT PUR BALE Putting in a special guest appearance were ,Mr. and Mrs. William B. Tyll, who have two host grandsons, Dennis Adams and Mark Baun. The red and while invita- tions were designed Iby Mrs. John Schoenherr, whose husband is a brother of host Blay Schoenherr. This year's invitation fea. r tured "Bottoms Up!" in his crib, celebrating his first birthday with a cake, (one candle, of course), and a beer. He's come a Ion g way from last year, then the jolly toper was just breaking out of an egg. recalling "1776" theater posters. Who knows what he will be lip to by July of ne"t year! DAVID E, HAGBERG, of North Oxford road, attended a recent Advancl'd Group Sales Seminar at the Spring. field, Mass., home office of I Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, one I)f the Company's 12 le,lding group field men who discus. sed improved melhods {or the design and service of group insurance and pen- sion programs. He has won the Company's "Group ~an Savings Up 10 of the Year" award twice. 30% during our Oriental Rug AUGUST SALE REPAIR SA.LE Had Jr..... I Mrs. David T. Hunter, Jr. Kay Anos Furs Btmd ,,,,.,m, 19216 MACK AVE. Btmd BIMini I Heufs: MOIl. "'"' Sat. 9:30 'tll 5 DTADROSS ~r:ZAHLOUTE 136 Medktln A.e. 963.7400 .;: ( , ;. - I Lt. • mm we om _ IInd.- 1m:' rEd •• ""+sW"k-.1"Al* n W'«' .' . Page Eighteen G ROSS E POI N TEN E W 5 Thursday, August 3, 1972 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Seventeen.year-old BRUCE be scored a hole.1n-one, acing CASSELL, who will be a lhe Number Five hole of the Mrs, George Walish, Jr. Mrs. Steven Spalding freshman at the University Storm Lake Municipal Golf Christine A. Duffy of Michigan in the fall, young. Club course. He used an eigbt est son of MR. cmd MRS iron to make the 1ISG-yard JAMES CASSELL, of Cran- par three hole , finisbin, the ford lane, was vacationing round with a 75 on the par Wed 1"1 St. Paul's in Storm Lake. Iowa, when 75 course. , - Selects Embroidered Gown of Ivory Voile for Ceremony at Which She Becomes Bride of George Martin Walish, Jr, VAN mRNITURf I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Duffy entertained at a GROSSE PoiNTE • LIVONIA reception in the garden of their Ridge road home fonowing the wedding of their dau~hter, ..Christine \ Ann Duffy, and George Martin Wahsh, Jr., Friday evening, July 21. 0------Set tin g for the 5 sisters, Rosemary .D'Hondt o'clock r it e s at which and Marjorie Sebesta, of Father James A. Kronk Huntington Bay, Long Island, pre ~; de d WllS Saint N.Y., the brIde's roommate Pa'.l!'s • on • the . Lake. at Barry College, Miami. shore. Their frocks were fa •• The brlde's high.necked, hioned with chartreuse bod. pout'sleeved gown of iVllry ices and long, golden.hued elll1)rvidered voile featured a flower(;d skirts. They wore short, embroldery.e d g e d daisy.trimmed picture hatt. train. She wore a matching The bride's niece, !Cather. voile picture hat, and car- lne Harper, In a green and ried a bouquet oCstephanotis, white gingham dress, carry. baby's.breath and Eucharis wg a dalsy.filled basket, lilies. was flower girl. I. Carrying daisy bouquets The bridegroom, .on of were honor maid Donna Mil. Mr. and Mrs. George M. ler and bridesmaids Mrs. WaUsh, of Newton Square, Wallace G. Harper and Mrs. Pa., and Washington, D.C., Timothy J. Doherty, of asked his father to act as Paris, France, the bride's best man. sisters. Maryann and Gera- Michael J. Duffy and Tim. , -Photo by EddIe McGrath Jr. lyn Walisb, the bridegroom's othy M. Duffy, tbe bride's CHRISTINE ANN DUFFY and Mr. Walish were wed Friday, July 21, in Saint Pau1's-on.the. Wedding vows were spoken in Grosse Pointe Lakeshore. Their parents are the Melvin E. Woods Presbyterian Church Saturday, July 22, Duffys, of Ridge road, and the George M. Wal. by JANET LEE HOYLES, daughter of Mr. and ishes, of Newtown Square, Pa., and Washing. Mrs. Ronald Hoyles, of Cook road, and Mr. SpaId. ton, D.C. I ing, son of the Austin J. Spaldings, of Muskegon. brothers. Wallace G. Harper, MR. and MRS. WILLIAM Thomas McGee. of I'ryn JAMES HUTI'ON, of Ken. Mawr, Pa., Richard Raleigh. Janet Lee Hoyles more drive, announce the of Detroit and Miami, and A. birth of a son, ROBER'}.' Gorden Shaw, of Newton JOHN HUlTON, II, July 16. Square, ushered. Mrs. Hutton is the former Mrs. Duffy chose a long Married July 22 LINDA BOERNER, daugh. gown, styled with a yellow ter of MR. and MRS. WAR. bodice and white skirt, bor. Mr. and Mrs, Steven Lee Spalding Vacation at REN A. BOERNER, of Ken. dered in jewelled flowers, C tt . L k C't F II . Aft more drive. Paternal grand- for ber daughter's wedding. 0 age 10 a e I y 0 owmg ernoon parents. are the ROBERT The bridegroom's mot b e r Rites in Woods Presbyterian Church JOHN HUITONS, of Devon. shire road. wore a Ceil Cbapman gown The steven Lee Spaldings, married Saturday, of pink appllqued sUk. July 22, in Grosse Pointe WO'ods Presbyterian The newlyweds will be Church, plan to make their home in East Lansing. making their bome In Devon, A t.. th Ch h F I f 11 d t . 2 Pa., a Philadelphia suburb. recep Ion In e urc 'ar or a owe hell' Out-of-town guests Included o'clock wedding, at which The Reverend Andrew the bridegroom's I ran d. Rauth presid.ed. 'S~------mother, Mr•• E1lzabeth ,Wal. Mrs. Spalding is the of Pontiac. Robert Watson, Ish, of Hialeah, Fla., his sls- former Janet Lee Hoyles, of Dearborn, and the bride. ;- ter, Mrs. A. Lawrence Cava. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. groom's brother, Mark SpaId. lucci, of WyoD!issing, Pa., Ronllld Hayles of Cook lng, seated the guests. KISKA VAN'FURNI1URE .• ,. his uncle and aunt, Mr. and road ) The mother of the bride JEWELERS J¥:,/!fu,./~'}'Y5,~yr-7 Mrs. Charles Safka, of Earle- . .. chose a short-sleeved, street- 63 Kerchellal v1l1e. Md.. the James M. f IM~ spa~l~ ISAth~. 50; length dress of pale blue e.t.nlal ~ ral &uilJfng GROSSE POIIfIE: 20343 Mock Avenue TU A-5885 Bucltleys, 0 f New tow nO' ~. an rs. us 18 • linen, with a matching coat, 115.5755 Square, and the Jam e s Spaldmg,. of Mus~egon. for her daughter's weddin,g. !iIYONIA:Merri-5 Plaza, 5 Mi.{Merriman 522-3600 Teeny. of B st The paIr vacationed at a The bridegroom's mother's I SHOP: Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 'til9 P.M. ______"', 0 on. cott age in vaT ~ke C'Ity, M'Ie'h.. dress, also street.length and JOHN R BALLANTYNE ~ollowing t1J~irmarriag.e serv- short.sleeved, was of apple . , . Ice, for which the bride se- green knit, trimmed with A unique idea 'or a personalized Christmas Card of Mack avenue, is sponsor. lected a gown of candlelight white. ing ALVARO PABON, a 10. ivory silk organza illnd Venise Both mothers seiected cym- year-old Colombian boy, lace, style;d wi~ an Empire bidium orchid corsages. through Bave the Children waISt, A-li~e skIrt, a.ttac~ed Chapel tram and Vlctonan Fed era t1on. neckline. Her Juliet 6leeves ended in wide lace cu!fs, and a Camelot cap oC ivory lace studded with seed pearls PRE-SEASON caught her elbow length il- lusion veil. • She carried a cascade of pink carnations and gladiola florets. CarryJng 6emi.cas- cad'Js of Elegance C1lrna- tions, yellow and white dais. SWEATER ies and purple statice were honor maid Christine Hayles, ",1 fI':"fi.;i<~ Ite br~de's sister, whose lace. t,i . trimmed frock of nylon or. !.~. ~r I'lB.e'\ ~ .",. - ganza was pale yellow, fas- hioned with a long, tiered Your home sketched in detail from any snapshop is PROMOTION skirt, square neckline ~lDd reproduced for your personalized Greeting Card. long, full sleeves, and brides. Submit photo on or before August 25th. Reasonably P.ked. maJds Karen Burnett and 99 99 Jealine Bogan, in identical $6 to $10 frocks of pale biue organza. Best man was Orin Gooch, Back in San Diego after a nine.month deployment to the Western Pacific aboard the aircraft carrier USS Con. stellation are Navy Fireman -_._-- JOHN J. PASQUINELLI, Ill, ~f::::':::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::;:;:;:::::;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::::11~~ son of the WILLIAM IJ. PAS. QUINELLIS, Of Fisher road, and Navy Seaman FRED. ;::: come one. .come all_to Our :~ ERIC E. STEINER, son of ~ M FREDERIC W. STEINER, ALL WOOL SHETLANDS IN of Beaufait avenue. ~~~~ Fall Connection Fashion ShoVi ~ll~ PULLO'/ERS AND CAROl. ~.... for the guys and gals ~ON GANS ... CLASSIC CABLES, TUFSDAY, AUGUST 8th AT 7:30 P.M. ACRYLIC rURTLENECKS... ~ to the y •• r'Tound I. isu re LOTS OF CO-ORDINATED community on Lake Huron COLORS TO TOP YOUR FAVORITE PANTS AND Fashion ,r"r 'que IS what Our Fall Cannecllon show IS all aboul. You'll get a sneak SKIRTS... preview of the separates, the outerwear, the accessones, the colors and patterns I:::: work.ng togelher to make Fall 72 a great season. 'And with it all . well have ::=:. l~~~ enlerlo,nmenl and refreshments and funl PICk up your llckels in advance in the jl~. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY .... M,ss J Shop Or ihe J Shop for young mer.. .:.~ swrnCOTT PINES NIGHT 'T1l 9 P.M. P1eallie use Kefcneva1 Av~. lntrance Unlqu' sand. Leisur. homes from $32,900 l.8rlll serviced 1011 $6,000 Jacobson'S CANADA ORANDBEND,ONTARIO Phon. 235.2516 s, '" ~~~):.: G.... Pol... ~ JAoto ~ or Exeter 235.1331 63 & 76 KERCHEVAl.ON.'THe~Hlll '".. or Writ. for liter.ture ~:~: :~ 1"-'. •• I.. ••••• ':'7.. \ :::?;:;:~:;~;:;:;:::;~::;:::::;:;:;:::::::~:~:~::;:~:::::;:::~:::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::~:::::~:::::::::::::;~;:;:~:;:;:;:;:;!;:;:;:;:::~:;:,~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:~:~;:;:;~;:;:;:~::;~~:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:;:~:;~:;~~:;~:~~:~:~~:~:~:~~<-:;:;:~ Thursday, August 3, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women .._---~.._."._------,------.------,-- Party Honors Globe-Girdlers Plan A Party August 6 Miss Weller Bride Engaged Pair It's time .again for the Cir. the George H. Gotshalls, bachs, the Charles A. Bige. cumnavigators Club, Mlchi. John C. Ray, the Earl D. lows, Dr. and Mrs. Waller The William Buhlers, of gan Chapter, annual midsum. Tripletts, the Paul I. More. G. Bernard, the George De. Of Richard McGill Ridgemont road, enterlained r mer frolic. and this year lands and Mr. and Mrs. Don. Clarks and the Don W. Mil. at 'a cocktail party last Fri. the party theme is German: aid Barnes. lers. An alternoon and evening of There'll be libations, din. Home at the Ocean Raef Club-,-North Key Largo day evening, honoring Linda More are Dr. and Mrs. . N I ' Wilson and Gary Lolkus, "gemutllo:hkeU" on the Birm. ner, (everything from sauer. C. H. Ewing, Dr. and Mrs. FI A ingham acr~s of "Her Cir. brawn to springerle and a., walts ew yweds, Who Are who will be married tomor. Charles F, Dodenhoff, the Vacationing on Tahiti row. cump~esident" and Mrs. J.! pfe!fernusse), entertainment John Cooleys and the Francis D. Richardson, Jr. and danclng (0 the music of S tt' f th 1 Among those toasting the ! X. Coughlins. . e tng or e cand elight wedding of Linda pair were their parents, Mr. The Rlchardsons are chair. the Alt Hcidelber!! Orchestra. Mab~lle Weller and Richard Ross McGill Friday and Mrs. Kenneth J. Wilson men of the Deutchescircum. Among Pointers who made evenmg, July 28, was Christ the King Lutheran and Mrs. Marlus G. Lolkus, fest, which begins at 4:30 early reservalions-approxi. Receiving a Bachelor of Church. A formal dinner reception at Lochmoor Woods residents, and mem- o'clock this Sunday after. mately 250 members and Arts degree from the Unl. Club followed the rites. ,------bers of the wedding party, noon, August 6, and continues guests are expected-are Dr. versity {)f Rochester in June The bride is the daugh-I ager. includin~ Joanne Wi Is 0 n , until ... ? and Mrs. Frederick P. Mai. was GORDON H. BOOK, of tel' of Mr. and ,Mrs. J. j-'oc the 7:30 o'clock cere. Mary Fleming, Carol Moir, Assisting the m on the bauer, the Victor R. Breiden. Oxford road. Warren \ITeller of Rosl 11 I,awrence Hoeflein, Gregory party committee are Mr. and ---,------,y .' Y Imony, the former Miss Well. road, thebndegroom .the er chose a white organza Bender 'llnd Thomas Buhler. Mrs. Donald W. H. Rothang, f th R ~I G 11 Mrs, Carl Buhler and Mrs. son 0 c oss" C ,I S, gown styled with a mandarin William Beckley assisted at of Taylor, . ne;:k, long sleeves, an Em. nautical (Jifts Browse The newlyweds will relurn pire waist and A.line skirt. _th_e_fe_t_e. _ Dolphins' Prexy from a Tahitian vacation to Appliques of re.embroidered 'I . and make their home at the Alencon lace studded with lace Fle~lsh. cap h~ld her Arrives Today the Ocean Reef Club, North Kc}' seed pearls accented lier [bOuffant ,IllusIOn \'Cll, ~nd Largo, Fla. Both are WIth bodice and sleeves, and out- 6he earned an Edwardl~n Flying in from Miami to. I (jJoat 8upplt'es ship'. airlines in MiamI. She is a jlined the hem of her detach. a.r~angement ?f Eucha~ls day in time for a cocktail Delta stewardess. He is able Chapel train. I hiles, stephanolls and baby s. fete in their honor hosted by • Dockl.,'1 Spr.dro't wheel Sabena's regional sales man. A matching organza and breath. the Roger stantons, at their (eGl' COlIn. plotter) a--~~~"'!!~~~~~-~~~~~~~:e_..., In floor length skirts of new home in StlatIord place, • Sperry Tl)"s1d.r are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph if , , • white waffle pique, floral. !Safety Icot Shan 'S DRESSES Robbie, who will be the Stan. It', NlJufle," WOMEN printed in shades of yellow, • Ilnocular. 12!-1 to 26 V2 _ 8 to 20 green and red, matching yel., tons' houseguests during Jut Nle. low blouses and yellow straw their stay here. • Nouflcol l.omp' W.' ... Got ", Shale, So'>o«-8ill Si"" Put Pe ,ki" , garden hats, trimmed in !Mr. ,Robbie is president of • Ncutical Fllrnitu .. CIOH;( louy Swirl City Scene p",i'OIl Fa,e,er Young green, were honor maid I the Miami Dolphins, who • Z.nith Dir.ctlon Flnde .. po,,,hi'e Molly GOldbe,g Marianne Wilson. of Roches. meet the Detroit iLions in a • Seth Thomas Marine Hob Nobbe, Mode! (Snap Coo'i ter, and bridesmaids Mrs. Photo by Bransby StudIo pre.season game this Satur- Clock, and Barometers I Sanford Klein and Mrs. Wil- day night, August 5, at Tiger S Exchanging marriage vows Friday evening, SHIP'S WHEB. fAMOUS NORPOLE liam H. Tripp, the l'ride's July 28, in Christ the King Lutheran Church were Stadium. Mr. Stanton is pub. I S A B E LLE sisters, and Mrs. James Bel. lisher of The Football News, SlIIlInl Suits wl1h 1h. hidden hood LINDA MABELLE WELLER, daughter of the ,16434 E. WARREN AVE. opposite Alger Theater cher, of Marlboro, N.J. J. the national grid weekly. TU 4-7980 Their Edwardian bouquets Warren Wel1ers, of Roslyn road, and Mr. McGill, The Stantons will enter- $39.50 VALUE $29.50 Monday thru Sa/urday 9:30 'Iii 5:30 featured yellow daisies, yel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross McGill, of Taylor. tain for the Robbies at the Jock.11 $24.50 Vol... $17.95 Michigan Bonkord MOIler Charge BonkAmericard low Sweetheart roses and Country Club Friday eve. - -,_._._. -.- .... ------.. Ibaby's.breath. ard D. Hipps, of Atlanta, C W H t. ning. Officials of the Dol. 19605 Mack TlJ 2.1340 DO00 DD D D 00 D 0 !llI 00 0 DD DODO 0 0 D 00 DO D D DII Ten.year-old Lindy Tripp, Ga., B)'ron W. Wilkinson, of • • as lngs phins and the Lions will be Open DtIJ1, '.6. Set., 5 p.m. ~OTICE the bride's niece, was junior Miami, and the bride's broth. Claims Brl'de among the guests. 1... :.t • • • . attendant, and six.year.old er, Jehn W. Weller, Jr. Jun. We will be dosed Kelly Lynch, another niece, ior usher was the bride's 12. -- d:~:::;::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::;:::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::j~~~! was I10wer girl. They wore year.old nephew, William H. hi" ~ ~ '" A ugust 1st t h ru 13t h identical frocks of white T . J C ar es Wendling Hast. :::: ~~ :0.. ::::: for remodeling. pique with streamers of yel. rlPP, r. ings, son of former Pointers ::::~~~. :::;: The mother of the bride The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. :::: ::::: 6:')()-- C - - - - low, green and red grosgrain -tj-_.~ ' wore a I100r length yellow Wendling Hastings. who now:::: ::::: cAU:>' r;,'GJ~- --.. _[1';/ .' :::%'I~./" ~ibbon1 wit~ yellow daisies silk sheath with an overlay make their home in Topeka, III 0 ~h11 C'\ / V G~ ~ III theU' hair. tt r' -"'~ . Kans., where Dr. Hastings • cl '~~ {.:)~ Richard W. Walsh. of ;v .'&110. J" oI Chlff~~, caft~n.sty'le, ac. I is pastor of Trinity Presby- ~;)6' .,I!J (\" _/ ' '- .. ,-0 10 I,: I Dearborn, was best man. In cente<.f \11th a. hIgh, Jeweled I terian Church, claimed Mary- ,) ..~:::::.;:;:: the usher corps were Rich. neckline and Jeweled cuffs. i anne Roberta Wood as his 16960 HARPER AVE. 881-4363 I . I bride Friday, June 30. I She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Wise Wood. IJr., of Norfolk, Va. Dr. Wood :.:. I is a r~diologist in N~rrolk ~r ~..~:l.:.:. Setting for the fltes, at I:::; which The Reverend Thomas ;:::: \:l: Baker and Dr. Hastings pre. :::~:::: CHEBOYGAN 0'"t side Matron of hOllOr was Mrs. :::~ ...::.J.;i.:i.:i Maulsby Parrish. John Hast- :;:; ings, of Kansas City. acted:::; ••.. as best man for his brother. ;:;:: i!!i A reception at the resi. :;:; .. dence of the late Dr. Mason :::: :;:; Hundley, Jr., followed the ;:;: .:i.':[.:[.:[ L, ceremony. :;:; The new Mrs. Hastings, :::: :.;. presented to society at the ;:;: ;::: Val du Bois Ball in Rich. :::; :::: mond, Va., in 1969, was ~;:: :::= graduated from Goucher Col. :::: :;:: lege in May. Her husband is :;;; .:.: LIMITED TIME OFFER a senior medical student at :::; i:f; Johns Hopkins University:::: :::: Medical School, Baltimore, :::: :::: 25% OFF lIJ;II~E~~~~f~;1~:;~{;J~~!;:~i~jlJ!1Md., where the couple is :;:; You are invited ...• residing until he completes :::: .1~.'.i~.' ON.THESE SEVEN FAMOUS his studies. ;::: to see our :::: :':. TOWLE STERLING PATTERNS GIr'(Ifninr; Lorks for ------u. « )'01/ ('omes with a DBC Schedules 1~1~ combined showing of 1:~; .bit of care (rom :::: autumn 1972 round-the-clock :::: II.~!the (iliest Baseball Frolic :r ::::: prorlUl't$' p/r/$ the skill I~(ollr e.'perirnl'l't! .l/yli,I/$ a,I.Wlre,\ rOil ;1 4 maximllm hair berlllty! l:~~fg;~~~ti~~Pat::~~:~:~:~:::brin' I ~f~~s~:n~~s:;:d;;~~~:~: :;:: THURSDA ~~~~~ August '17, and has sched. ':;:: Y, AUGUST 3 ....' uled e, football exc ursion for :::: ::::: 1 ~:g~j;:~g~~~I!! on~~:~or:~:"th:~in:::~ta~~:"Of I 'INAL DAYS f SA-L-E--;~~~~:~~~~~ I fa:::~~sel~:~.:~€C~::Si:;'~c~e~:yc:::~~~~~It round four of the NCAA Col. .... moods and sportdressing for day. casual chic :::: I o lege Division Tennis Cham. ::::: :::: '''' --"", pionships held in Kalamazoo :~.~:~.~ for evening and socializing. Sizes 6 to 14. ~:1.:.'.:.: / J ''\1 I~ June 5 through 10. One round /'.' \ away from the quarterfinals, :::: ::': ~ .. 2 he lost to GREG JABLON. :::: f f '''~j ;.~ . off ~~\rn~~e~~It:O~~ ~~f:~~ II J S IS ~~~~ ~ \ at Irvine, 6-1,6-3. The tcam :::: J: b ______,>~t .~ , ~ championship was won by the :::: aco on_ .~.~.~j:::: ? /' \ I~ All S University of California at :::: ••.. A ~~~::~~ ()p~~rtllnll~lo buy TO~I-I~SI~rlin~youl' ;tle Kalamazoo finished r:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~m have always wantuj ill ';lJh~;I;Hi'lill';a'llllqs. Ihe!;() seven } / \>:,/ Merc::::e ~f::~~' fam::lLJs Towle pilffurrJs arc ilV;1I1ilbln ill 25';'0 of( the regular ret.lil IHice for a Illnllnd IIIlln only. YOLI save <'5% fln every purr.hase sIIlqln plr,cn~" plac() setllngs , ~ ~1~O-%-o-f--'f ,LAS VEGAS M;M"'lAltI, se)e_'S" HAWAII or complete sots. Don'l delay ~HI')llwr 'nolTlen!. Corne I in today and slilrt (lr ndd 10 your Towle ~;Ierlillf)serVIr.e, Save un \0 $1 ~i.-19on iI -1-[>c pl;H:e ~:()"lf1q i : Save un 10 $1?:l !l? on a :J? pc ~;()rVlce for elqht i: / \~ ;\)'1/ ~~~~.l::~~'• ~m~ft ~'OY8="~7 ",9~" LCaASI.forV£~ o~!e~!l~t~IHUI Save up to $? 70 r,o on i1 /? pr: :;()IVIC() for Iw()lvc /j ------" '7 the beaullhll ACAPUI_CO I n.~HALE MAKAI HOTEL, L- ._. _. __. -_.--.J ~~u Ule O.r La,••• , 4 days / 3 niQhls HOLIDA Y INN. RII Above package at ~ . ACAPULU) Pf1INCrsc; 8 day. and 7 night. the beautllul HOliDAY INN I , .. ~ HOTEL for S41ii DO' at WAIKIKI. $34ClOO • ~l W, .,Ie."" •• ic~ifan'uU .. "ic". • Itstl!T C~.rf' ~ oaI! - .• ~_.~ • Sec.rit, In. Allltlic". ... ~(I _ _ c~1:E#:::_:~ 'j ,,,,.." . 1Jaten!e I connie's '*'.~,. .:-a;g:=~ =- ! Jeweler.1 I BOYS' and GIRLS' WEAR t t S,ncE' 1934 Ample Parking in Front and Rear ...... ," 16601 E. WARREN TU 1.4800 23208 MACK near 9 MILE PR 7.8020 'Po' f""',O" Callus lor more mlormallon and Iree c.)lor'brochures 311-8470/773.3300 East SIde 647.8100 West Side ,..-_.'- I ~,:',::01~:'~':,~::;~'I~I~ISt:IIN'I~INI~N'I'AI~IG) tra,,'ellilirealil m .e1 7 Z . 7 Sh. $ $' 7. mhttt" $ .'En.= s me•• e... e... , .z=t •• • , M t' • ~-.,...,.----- ..... ~~------. ,""$ ---- -_"'£,,: """_1. . "", ....---- ... --- ...... 'lIIIII!ISI!4."'''i!ill, 11!111i!1-1I4!"""' .... ----I!!!!-...'!!!.• - __ ..... - .... ; Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 3, 1972 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Gowanie Has Gernlan Night July 29 The Rene Garceaus St. Clair Church Scene Of July Rites Mr. and Mrs. Donald Do. / A wrought iron Gasthaus skirts and peasant blouses, I\[rs. Alexander S. Charles. tiona I Church. The Reverend The Port Huron Counlry etsch of Lakeshore road as. I sign greeted arriving memo and tables, covered with red lon, 'Nho formerly resided H. B. Loomis presided at Club was scene of the recep- sis ert .' Ibers, and pictures of Ger. and white checked cloths, in Hawthorne road and has the ceremony. tion following the wedding, t by fellow POlnlers Dr. man castles, hand-painted were centered with Clower. recently been making her Mrs. Van Locheren De. After a trip to northern Mieh. and Mrs. Paul Truba and German county crests, TWO circled beerstein candle.hold. home in 51. Clair, and Mark Wulf came from The Pointe igan, the couple will be di- Dr. and Mrs. Sianley Djui. wishing wells, fashioned of ers. M. Jllilobar, of Fort Lauder- to serve as matron of honor. viding their time between ba. turned the Gowanie Goll barrels and filled with fresh Everyone joined in the dall!. Fla., were married Sat. Mark Jllilobar, of Fort Lau- residences in North River- Club clubhouse Into a bit of flowers, plus window boxes singing as strolling musicians , urday, July 29. derdal(!, was his !alher's best \ side drive, SI. Clair, and Old Germany last Salurday and hanging geranium bas. played German tunes during Members of :he immediale man. Fort Lauderdale. evening, July 29. kels added to the Bavarian cocktail hour, Dancing, to Occasion was a Bier Parly, atmosphere. the music of the Internation. families and a few close with the Doelsches serving The waitresses were "very. als, followed an all. German friends attended the rites in as chairmen of all festivities. Bavarian," too, in their dirndl dinner. 51. Clair's l'"irst Congrega. Porch~s, patios, awnings, feta, and a while cymbidi- driveways, garages, roofs, um orchid. I additions, dormers, skylights, Out-of-town guests includ. bathrooms, kitchens ... ••••• ••••I ed l!Je bride's grandmother. \ • Mr5. Lena Salloum, of Tuc . son, Ariz" her uncle and Grosse Pointe aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William George, of Delray Beach, Fla., and the bridegroom's', has three treasure houses • • • grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ~;;;r.RAHMS CONSTRUCTION Rudolph Leisch, of Williston 15318MACK AVE.G.? 48224 885-5100. IIighlands, Fla • . . . it"s libraries did you know that Your Public Library contains over 135,000 books, GALLERY AUCTION subscribes to 225 periodicals, receives six daily newspapers. IN OUR AIR CONDITIONED GALLERIES Friends of Grosse Pte. Library • SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 at 11:00 A.M • Wedding vows were spoken in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church Friday eveninf', July 7, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6 at 1:00 P.M. by LYLA TERESA SHEHAN, daughter of the k... Joseph Shehans, of Ballantyne road, :llld Mr. SA Y rURDA features: Garceau, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Oates, of SUHDA Y features: Chicago. Featuring antique cilina and glassware, STEINWAY GRANO PIANO; Set of six received from CHRISTiAN HilLS DRIVE, Walnut Belgian choirs; Oak Grandfather's ROCHESTER ... Antique Gone-with-the- Clock; Inlaid Mahogany china cabinet; wind lamps; Parian ware; Victorian epergne; Chippendale loyesea!; Poir walnut Louis XV Miss Shenan Wed Ironstone; Cut glass compote; SPOOf tea armmairs; Carvecl oak fnglish cabinet; REUPHOLSTERY sel; Milk Gloss; Antique pressed glass; louis XVI console and mirror; Inlaid antique S:--racuse dinner set (77 pieces); Victorian, \lanity table; English oak screen; Miniature siiver; Limoges dinner set (60 pieces); curio cabinet; HARP; Viennese wall clock; Special Spring Prices At July 7 Service I Spanish lace pilcher set; Antique telescope; Magnificent French bronze chandelier; Oii lamps; Limoges "Mo .. Rose" cofff:e set; Regina music box; Marble statuary; Oil Austrian yases; Mahogany ten-piece dining PAINTINGS; Bronze statuary; Russian flal- 95 New Baltimore Will Be Home of Rene Anthony 1 set with pierced high backs; Victorian wash ware set; Capo de Monte lea set; Sterling Any standard 2-pc. set, $119 stand; Drexel brass finish CANOPY BED; flatw"re by Gorham, "Plymouth pattern"; (lobo, only) Garceau, Who Exchanged Marriage Vows in I English Captain's desk; Walnut double bed French candlelrees; Thea-Deck piaque; Our Lady Star of Sea Church set; Victorian etogerei and more. Baccarat crystal; Carved bear umbrella FREE ESTIMATES stand; Bronze sconces; Seyres bust; Jade The wedding of LyJa Teresa Shehan and Rene tree; Jade box; Cinneaar; Tapestries; . Absolutely No Obligation Anthony Garceau Friday evening, July 7, in Our ORIENTALRUGS and more. i i Have that sofa or chair Lady Star of the Sea Church, was followed by a Furlher informalion. phone 963.6255. Free parking rear of galleries_ ~ expertly reupholstered and reception at the Gourmet House. covered in specially freaf- ~residing at the 6:30 1;;------ed fabrics from a wide o'clock double ring cere- and Joe Shehan, the bride's selection of decorator cal- mony was The Reverend brothers. ors. Call for free pick-up Ralph Barton. ~ floor 1en g th fusc~ia and delivery. . chIffon gown and a pmk . The newlyweds vacatloned cymbidium orchid corsage DuMouchelle ART GALLERIES co. In the .New Enllla~d Stat~s were Mrs. Shehan's choice 409 EAST JEFFERSON. DETROIT, MICHIGAN and w.ill be mak!ng theIr {or hcr daughlers wedding. home m New Baltimore. The bridegroom's mother IV. blocks Eo.' of City-Counly B/rlg • 2 bloch W." 0"-75 - The bride, daughter o{ Mr. selected a long gown of mul- (awrenc. F. DuMoucheil •• Auction •• ,. & Apprais.,. • E,n.,' J. DIIMollclr.lI. and Y.rs. Joseph Shehan, of ti.colored chifCon over taf. Ballantyne road, selected a '::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::gown of white silk organza, ~.~~.~ OPEN THURSDAYAND FRIDAY EVENINGS ::::.1 touched with Alencon lace at :::l her bodice, hem and Empire :::: CLOSED SATURDAYSTHROUGH AUGUST 12 :::: waist. for her marriage. :;:; _ ~ :;:: Her elbow length illusion :::: ~<- '~AA'~~----' :::::veil fell from a headpiece ~fe:e:d~~l~~:i :~~a~~:~~t ..:::":.::".::::::~" "::~'~ .::::::=.....'.'.'..:.~~ .. ::;:t~of yellow Sweetheart roses" .: ~ .. ".--...., :::: white miniature carnations, Take a walk at :::: -- ... '''. :::: s t e p h a not i sand baby's- :::: '\ :::; breath. ~, :::: Mrs. David Kearney, who ~~. .. \ :~;: served as her sister's honor 3o'clockin the morning. matron, wore a white lace- . ~. ::::;:;: bodiced frock of yellow chiC. :\ :;:: fon. £" ~:.~, ;:;;Bridesmaids. dressed iden- ~.'r...f.."~ :f{-.<.<",., ;::: UcalIy, were Nancy and Pat Think of the Shore Club as club and sauna, putting green, \;"-.' . ~.~', :::: Shehan, two other sisters, . '#i \.'\:..... :;::and the bridegroom's siste,;,s, your private 46-acre estate. shuffleboard and private garden. ~ ;::: Marsha Garceau and Mrs. And if you feel like taking And then you're at the Shore 'c\ :;:; Randall Jung, of Deca.tur, ~::-;... a walk there at 3 o'clock in the v.:~ ..... Club's 1O-acre yacht harbor, .,.~ ,\ ijij M~~'eir Colonial bouquets morning, take it. reserved for Shore Club residents. \..,..-,' fi~\, 1 ::::;were fashioned of white and . : It :::;:yellow daisies, yellow carna- Or any time of the day Spend as much time as you'd ~. . It I :::::tions and orange and green or night. like with a lake you'll get to know J;:' . :;!:~ starflowers. I Walk down the tree-lined .:::: Jack Garceau acted as his intimately: Lake St. Clair . ::;: brother'ji best man. and two lane that leads past some really :;:: other brothers, Mike and Art smashing Sky Houses whose'archi- ;::: Garceau, ushered. They arc Shore Club sales office open daily ;::: the son.~ of Mr. a~d ,Mrs. 1 tectural design is refreshingly and Sunday, noon to 5: 30. Closed :::: :::: James Oates, 0.( Chicago. different from anything you've ever Tuesdays. Phone 773-7090. On seen. (Each Sky House in this Jefferson south of Nine Mile, in elevator building is a two-story St. Clair Shores. Owned Ii" ;;;: i townhouse with a private terrace. by New England Mutual ~~:~:z~,"'P"rking in the building.) Life Insurance Co. lh Past our swim club, health Management and It:asing by 1,1, PROCTOR HOMER WARREN, JNC. i.: ::.:I.. ..:. ::::1 : ~!T~:~:'\~~RDSI •• Jj' •••• .. • Gold leo' Sheel. $1.29 :::: I • Mafcldal Handmade Tiel . . •••. .:.: I plus hand ~.::.].j:. 2 HOURS FREE :~R:I~G~ •• ::aO~~M:L)V.rL..ID)A-~:rEYO'UR llCICET. !.I.. 1lf::~'~~~~~11I 1'\ Quality l~ur~iIlR (:arp .~:~~::::::::;:;:~:;::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::~~;~ 1!:::::======:!1 ~. • ; ..1 ."," 1 .... "":.-"' .• 1' ~; .., />. \, • A. ., ,_ ", .•• / " '/ .... ' " ",'j ",'" ',." ~,' '" , ••' ' ... ' ". • ... , .w------_&.£.&.& &_---, Thursday, August 3, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.One Women's Page'- by, of and for Pointe Women Miss Darragh Speaks VO'tvs Mrs. Walter Schwede Wearing the wedding gown she became Mrs. Miller, Bnd Christ Church Rites For Miss Harm,ison ot her paternal grandmother, by th~ bride's. older sister, Jessie Benton Hawkins who Cynthia Hawkins Darragh, The wedding of BetteAnn Louise Harmison and Nancy Lee H arm i son as' The bridegroom's mother " when she and Thomas 04\r- Walter Jesse Schwede Monday, July 17, in Christ bridesmaid and two other selected an aquamarine dress became Mrs. Robert V,eyand ter Oatman were married in Church" Grosse Pointe, with The Reverend Perry bridesmaid~, Lois Granger with a white orchid c~rsage. Darragh Novem)er 14, 1901, South America. Forter presiding, was followed by a re t' t and Mre Winston Webber Out.of.town guests mclud- in Washington, Pa., Deborah Deborah, fourth bride to cep lon a ot Ann Arbor. ' ed the bride's grandfather, ~art Darragh spoke her mar. wear the heirloom gown, was the Engineering Society of Detroit. I They wore, Pucci print C. R. Harmison, of Greal rlage vows to David Wood sixth bride to wear a heir. The b rid e is the?~ frocks. Empire.waisted &nd Falls, Mo~t.. her great.auot, Bercot 011 the garden lawn loom veil. Full-length and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. who received her Bachelors long.skirted the h 0 nor Mrs. LaU-- H. H a n g e, ot of her parents' home in Wi!. tashioned ot point degaze Charles R. Harmison, of and M.aster.s degre~s. fro~ maid's in' royal blue, the Riverside, I!l., w h ~ Olls 0 mette, Ill., Saturday after. lace, it was worn by her Barrington r 0 a d, the the Umverslty. of. Michigan s bridesmaids in pale yellow, wore a While orchid, the noon, ~une 24. sister, Cynthia, their mother, bridegroom the son of School of MU~IC In 1971 and pale pink and lilac, with bridegroom's uncle, ,Ha~old She IS the younger daugh. and three maternal aunts, 1972, respectively. majored wbite strilW ga r den hats Schwede, of West Reading, ler of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. one of whom, Mrs. Jamel I the Walter A. S~hwedes, in slrings. Her instrument trimmed with matching rib. Conn., and Mark Hopmllln, ander Leroy Hawkins Dr.r r Shaw Bohmker, was present I of Moorhead, Mmn. is the cello. bons. They carried straw of West Point, N.Y. ragh, who tormerly resided for Deborah's wedding. The newlyweds v'acationed For the 2 o'clock rites, the baskets filled with mixed _ in Bedford road, r Mrs. Oatman came from in Minnesota and will make former Miss Harmison chose garden flowers. MRS. REA YORK, JR., of Mr. Bercot is the son of Cumana, Venezuela. to serve their home .in Mt. Ranier, a long white satin gown, Best man was James Skid- Roslyn road, served as a the Glenn Eugene Bereots, as her sister's honor matron, Md., near Washington, DC, Princess style, featuring a I more, of Hyatt:;ville, Md., delegate representing the of Harlingen, Tex, and Mr. Oatman was best where the bridegroom, grad. scoop n e c k Ii n e and long also a member of the Stroll. The pair met while she was I man. uated trom the University sleeves, and trimmed with ing Strings. Ushering were Michigan District of the visiting her aun'., ~!rs. Lcc Bridesmaids were Mrs. I of Michigan's S c h 0 0 1 of lace at her skirt and train. Kevin Keal. of Minneapolis, American Lutheran Churr:h B. Miller, IV, of San An. Larry Casbeer, of Llano, I Music in 1971 and 1971 re. l"rench lace bordered her' Timothy Gallagher and Wal. at the American LuthG.an lonio, Tex .• in April of 1970. Tex., thl! bridegroom's sis. cipient of the Stanley Medal full length illusion mantilla, den Bass, of Midland. Church Women's triennial The Wedding gown, ot ivo!... ter, Mrs. Alex H. Darragh, ill Music, is stationed at and she carried a large The bride's mother wore national convention In Cin- satin, heavil)" embroidered, of Bishop Hill, Ill., Kathy Bowling Air Force Base as white glamelia. a gold accented white dress, with an ol'ercress of iyory Neely, ot Western Springs, a member of thp- Air Force She was attended by her with a matching searf at cinnati July 24 through 27. clJifton studded with iYory Ill., a cousin ot the bride, Strolling Strings. sisters, Mary Alice Harmi- her neck. Sweetheart roses She's a member of First salin polka dols and a Cath. Jane Rosenberg, of North. He is a violinist. The bride Ison as h 0 nor -maid and formed her corsage. English Lutheran Church. edral train, was also worn by field, 111., Senoria Fortune, the. bride's aunt, Elizabeth Mary Gomez, Meg Kruse Greenfield Darrtlgh, whtfu and Fan Simon, ot Evanston, 1'11010 by.NickSpanos BETTEANN LOUISE HARMISON, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Harmison, of Barring- ton road, be.::ame the bride of Mr. Schwede, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Schwede, of Moor- head, Minn., Monday afternoon, July 17, in Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. Ill., and Rita Boccia and Navy Aviation Officer Can. 850 S. Renaud (Open Sun. 2:30-5:00) Well Grosse Pointe Woods - 7 year old 4 bed- Chantal Mak, of Chicago. didate LAWRENCE A. OL" maintained ranch on quiet cul.de-sac in the room, 2% bath Colonial. large paneled ESZKO, son of the RAY. Train bearers were Lisa Woods. Fe•.-nal dining room, large living DesCamps, Betsy Keena, MOND OLESZKOS, of Elford family room with bookcases and fireplace. Mary Kruse and Sandra and court, has begun basic tlight~ room and family room, both with firoplaces. Custom kitchen with built-ins. Thermopane training at Pensacola, Fla: Barbara Malek, or Evanston, I 2 large bedrooms, 1Y2 baths, weened ter- and Sandra Mak, of Chicago, Upon completion of Aviation windows, wet plastered walls, attached 2~ and attending children were Officer Candidate School, he I race and attached 2% car garage. car garage. Alexander, Stuart and Eliza. will be commissioned an En. I JACOBSON'S beth Darragh, of Bishop Hill, sign and begin more than a and Ricky Kruse, of Evans. year of .intensive ground and I ton. in.flight training. WHITE SALE Ushers included Alex Dar. Matching people and houses ... with imagination ragh, the bride's brother, her Daily - Hospital. Sympathy i COUfinS, John Bohmker, of NOW IN PROGRESS Fredericksburg, Iowa, and I Tom :Bohmker, of Corvallis, Ore., Melville Huetson, of I Fill your linen shelves with superb Wilmette, Karl Keeno and values .. SHEETS, PILLOW GASES. McCluster Parker, of Evan- ston, i1,nd William Mak, of (Nation-Wide BEDSPREADS, BLANKETS. Chicago. l Delivery 83 KERCHEVAL 886-3400 TABLECLOTHS, CURTAINS Clarence T. Gilchrist, of and TOWELS-all priced Glencoe, 111., a minister ot I Jehovah's Witness~s, presid- MciNERNEY'S to help you save! ed at the rites. r' 779-4140 Tl',e bride, given in mar. riage by her father, carried I a Colonial arrangement of I white roses and baby's. Ja.co]~SoriS breath. Her attendants, all of 0U@)~ U@)[f' uDu@ Du@)OVD@ whom, including her two. year-old niecE\ Elizabeth, wore long ivory frocks trim. med at their bodices and with ivory flower lace braid, carried Colonial bouquets of pink.shaded mixed garden flowers. special! The train bearers had ban. SAUCE SET dE\aux of pink flowers in their hair. The senior at. tendants wore pink picot rib. bonheadbows, Mrs. Oat. man's deeper-shaded than those of the bridesmaids. The bride's mother select. ed a long pink gown, fash. ioned with a lace bodice and chiffon skirt, the bride. $45.900 $55,000. Igroom's mother a long dress of pale green and white love. lace. Both chose Ellcharis I lily corsages .. A reception at the Dar.' ragh home followed the cere. mony. The newlyweds have completed their wedding trip COLONIALS and are living in San Antonio. A way of 'ivin~ thot provides maximum utilizotion of space in 0 peaceful way. Good floor plans providing for those special "moments of privacy" and the proper setling HouseboaUng for a week for that pleasing traditional look . . . we currently have a choice selection of out. last month. touring the Ca. standing Colonials available, some of which are featured here, If you are hunting nadian locks between Bol. for thaI special home, be sure to get in touch with one of our con$ultants. sover and Peterboro, Ont., You'll find them to be both helpful and knowledgeable. Perfect for mayonnaise, were MR. and MRS. HAR. BUY NOW sauces and whipped OLD H. EMMONS, JR., of AT THIS Radnor circle, MR. and MRS, . cream _.. this 5 Y:ZII FRANK E. STANDlSH. of: LOW, LOW Moross road, and the HER.! fluted crystal bowl PRICE BERT JOYCES, of Bedford • Open Sunday 2:30.5 road. and ladle in Original Rogers Silverplate. nice to give ... nice to own. -. 'J lit: l\n:II\.\"l/I)\\ I, :-;11.0:11 f:1)~1I'.\:'i Y . 825 Woodward Aft, Pontiac lJleomfleld 1M infoM1lGlion kindl" call I 338.9203 ,I ~ BY OWNER: SADDLE LANE j 4.8edroom. 2'h aalh Large $58.500 Family Room w/Wet Bar. L" $64.500 brery- D,",n9 Room. Utili. ty Room, Main Flnor. Full 16835 Kercheval Basement - BUilt In vaeuumj Sysrem. AUlnmat,e Under ORlAND ground SprinHng Syslem, ' TU 6.3800 395 FISHER ROAD In the Village C,reul~r Driveway Marble .. • HEARTY TU 5-1232 foyer. MlC~RIAlIUf(\. FOR APPOINTMENT - Open Thursday evenings 'Iii 8:30 872.5151 - TU ).7952 • Ie 50 - Morlo, fh", Fri.. Members of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Boord ....••• ".'*2'-."r 'r,t, tM ', t •• !' : -L ..-. ...--.. ~ _ - ...... - ...... c$IIIIIIIJ.,...... IIIS,...... ,...... ,..CJIlC.. CJII4S••• IIIS.IIIS•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. Pig, Twenty-Two I GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. August 3, 1972 , ------Society News Gathered from .the Pointes , -----'------_._------Mrs. Marshall Aids Orchestra i Troth Told Showers Rain On Bride-Elect I Jane Ann Shisler Wins Mr.. JOleph J. Marshall, in 1928. the Women's ASSOCi"I Front Another Pointe of View . I Wings as Steward$ss o.f Harbolr Hill, bas been ation has provided important 1"------11 Joann Eileen Holtz, who It made {or a particularly -- named cbeirman of the financial support and VOIWl' I (Continued from Page 15) will become the bride of memorable pre.nuptial fele.! !>1iss Jane Ann Shisler, Grosse Pointe Area commit. teer work for the many ac- I He's done the usual tourist-in.Detroit things, Michael L. Boruta this Sat. Entertaining June 6 at a' daughter of lhe iate Mr. Paul tee Of the Women's Assocla. tivities of the Detroit Sym. visited the Historical Museum and the Art Museum, urd~y in Iroquois Avenue !l!iscellaneous shower. and and Mrs. Evelyn Shisler of tlon Campdgn for the De. phony. toured the Ford Rouge Plant. He's been swimming Chmt Lutheran Church, has dmner at .the Golden LIOn,- Hidden lane has graduated trolt Symphony Maintenance It is estimated that the As. at th F P' I d t. h been honored at a quartet more slald lhan the Fire ' .. , . Fund. 50ciation has raise NOEL CHESTER, daugh: Meadow Lane - "In The Farms" ttr of the ALBERT CHEST. A TERRIFIC HOME IN A WONDER~Ul lOCATION ERS, oC Saddle lane, reports IN.ar Grad. ane! High School. - Shop. - Bu. ond Church .. ) lhat the University of Munich Features include a master bedroom and bath - 3 olner bedrooms !nay never be the 5-ameaftcr and 2 boths - lavatory - sharp modern kitchen - lovely breakfast h~r brief language brush.up room - library -- screened and glassed porch -- carpet - draperies session there with her friend and much, much more. MARY DANNER, of Ann 1429 ~ishop Arbor. From Germany Noel 580 Cook Road YOU'LL BE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU DON'T TAKE A LOOI( is heading south, and plans TU 4-0600 to visit friends in Italy Bnd Spain. She's free unlil Sep. There is something here for you to enjoy. Each of these truly fine homes tember 15. She'll leave Europe 3 Grosse Pointe in time to report for the fall has much to offer. We would be proud to show you if you will toke the Offices semester at Michigan State time to call us for a personalized appointment. University, where she's in I her third year, completi!lg At :$ , a dual major in Special Edu. cation, Rct.~rdation Ph~'sical Therapy and Speech. Noel, OUR S3RD YEAR IN GROSSE POINTE a Grosse Polnle North High School graduate, attended I TAPPAN ...... OF '"I .IY.OIT AM. G.OII' 1t0ttllYi.'''.L .nAII BOA•• ' I Endicott Junior College prior 8,onch offic•• in lo MSU. She's a member of 90 KERCHEVAL 884-6200 On-the-Hill O~TROIT - GROSSE POINTE - ST. ClAIR SHORES - FAIl~INGTON j Alpha Phi Bela's Bela Chap I lcr. ,,' ~... ' .... ',.' " , Thursday, August 3. 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Club, the Grosse Pointe 'ltuarl'e Farm and Garden Club, and Pointers Take Music at MSU Ob S the Founders Society of De. troit Institute of Arts. She Eight Grosse Pointe area non of River roadj Janice GROSSE POINTE TOWNSHIP I residents were among 110 Friskie, daughter of Mr. aDd HELEN C. STANDART Interment was in Mount graduated from the Liggett Funeral services for Mrs. Olivet cemetery, School.. high school musicians en- Mrs. Richard Frlslde of So. 795 Lake Shore RoM roiled in Michigan State Un!. Rosedale; L e 81 I e Nelson, Stndart, 61, of 304 Kerby • • • She is the wife of the late Gros.. 'ointe Shore., MlchJpn 4113' road, were held on Tuesday, MADELINE HALL Joseph E. and is survived by versity's sum om e r Youth daughter of Mr .. and Mrs. Music Program Earl H. Nelson of StanhOpe'j August 1, in ,the Verheyden Funeral services for Mrs. a daughter, Mrs. Jack S. n. The students were select. Maureen .Ducastel, daughter TUxedo 4.0234 Funeral Home. She died on Hall, 66, of 1953 Oxford road, Guyton. ed to participate in ,the pro. of Mr. anc1 Mrs. M. Ducas. Sunday, July 30, in St. John were held on Monday, July Funeral arrangements were gram on the bas.ls of their tel of HlImpton roadj Susan Hospital. 31, in the Verhelden Funeral handled by the WiUi:lm R. individual . instructor's re<:- Weaver, daughter of Mrs. Mrs. Standart was the Home and Our Lady Star of Hamilton Company. ommendations. Many are on Ruth Weaver of Harvard NOTICE OF daughter of Joseph G, Crow. the Sea Church. She died on Interment was in Wood. scholarships supplied by 10' road. . in ley, the founder of Crowley, Friday, July 28, St: John lawn Cemetery. cal music clubs or MSU Also: Car 0 11n e All,n. MUner Company. She grad. Hospital. Youth Music. d au g h t e r of Mrs. Clarke uated from the Grosse Pointe Born in Yale, Mich., she NEWSSTAND FOUND The first highlight of .the Schotes of E. Emory court; Country Day School, Liggett is survived by her husband, Farms police recovered a two-week program was a Gretchen Eroe, daughter of School and the Ely School in John R. NEWS newsstand behind a band concert "on the green" Mr. and Mrs. William J. Greenwich. Conn. Interment was in Yale, doctor's office at 85 Ker. performed by the 6O-member Eroe of Brys drive; Mary GENERAL A native (if Detroit, she is Mich. cheval Saturday morning, YOl.:th Music Band July 17. Dogarlu, daughter of Mr. survived by her husband, • • co July 29. The stand was taken Other concerts were given and Mrs. Sam Dogariu of David; two daughters, Mrs. ALMA S. CAMPBELL Crom in front oC the NEWS involving the chorus and Hunt Club drive. Bruce Morrison, and Jo Ann; Funeral services for Mrs. building, 99 Kercheval, a few vocal ensembie on July 20 All are students at Grosse two grandchildren alld a campbell, 73. of 103 Moran hours earlier. Upon recovery, and 21. Pointe North High School sister. road, were held on Friday, Patrolman Don aId Pilon Saturday, July 22, the two- with the exception of Mils Memorial tributes may be July 28, in the Goble Funer- found the coin box pried open week session concluded with Weaver who atteads Grosse PRIMARY made to the Michigan Can. al Home. She died on Mon. and the money stolen. a finale concert given by the Pointe South High School. cer Foundntlon. day, July 24, in her home. orchestra and band in Mich- Interment was in Wood. A native of Lincolndale, PRESENT.TENSE igan State University's Fair- POINT OF VIEW lawn Cemetery. t N.Y., she is the wife of the In some cases happiness child Theatre. The Pointers Circumstances rule the • • • late Clarence J. and is sur- consists merely of forgetting enrolled included: weak, but are just another ANNE 1. MOORE vived ,by a son. Richard S., the past and ignoring the Karen Shannon, daughter obstacle to be surmounted Funeral services for !Mrs. and three grandchildren. future. of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shan. by the strong. ELECTION Moore, 76, of 174 Kerby Intennent was in Clarion road, were private. She died Cemetery, Clarion, Pa, on Sunday. July 30, in Bon • • • To the Qualified Electors of the Township of Grosse Pointe: SeeOVJ'8 Hospital. HERMAN A, KRUEGER A native of Elmira, N.Y., Funeral services for Mr. NOTICIE OF she is survIved by two Krueger, 72, of 325 r.>\erche. You are hereby notified that a GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION daughters, Jean 'and Mrs. val avenue, were held on wUl be held in this Township on Tuesday, August 8, 1972 at which time Frank Baker; a son, Kirke; Friday, July 28, in the Ver- GEHERAL PRIMARY candidates for the following offices are to be put in nomination: a grandchild and two sisters. heyden Funeral Home. He Interment was in Wood. died on Wednesday, July 26, lawn Cemetery, Elmira, N.Y. in the Henry Ford Hospital, ELECTIO'N CONGRESSIONAL U. S. Senator • • • Born in Germany, he is ELMER E. MARVIN survived by his wife, Ger- Representative in Congress Funeral services for Mr. trude. TO BE HELD ON Marvin, 77, of 835 Lincoln Interment was in Wood- road, were beld on S:iturday, lawn Cemetery. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1972 LEGISLATIVE State Representative July 29, in the A. H. Peters • • • Funeral Home and the SS. RUTH A. BAYNE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Primary Election will be held on Peter and Paul J e sui t Funeral services for MI's. Tuesday, August 8, '1972 at which time qualified registered roters may vote for COUNTY Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff Church. He died on Wednes- Bayne, 72, of 75 Touraine the following: Clerk day, July 26, in Evansville, road, were held on Tuesday Treasurer Ind. August I, in ,the Grosse U. S. Senator Register of Deeds Auditor A native of Michigan, be Pointe Memorial Church. Representative in Congress is survived by bis wife, She died on Saturday, July Reprellentative in State Legislature Drain Comm.issioner County ComniiJaloDer Edith; a d~ter, Mrs. Ur- 29, in Henry Ford Hospital. Prosecuting Attorney sula Chamberlain; a son, El. Mrs. Bayne was a member Shp.riff Charter Commissioner mer E. Jr.; two grandl'hil- of the Country Club of De- County Clerk dren, a wter, and II brother. troit, the Detroit Athletic County Treasurer TOWNSHIP Supervisor Trustee Register of Deeds Drain Commissioner Treasurer 4 Constables County Auditor County Commissioner Clerk LAKI£ TOWNSHIP Charter Commissioner One (1) Judge of the Circuit Court for a 6-year term Judge of the Circuit Court. 6 Year Term 795 Lake Shore Road PROPOSAL A-PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ALLOW TRIAL Grosse Pointe Shores, Michiean 48236 BY A JURY OF LESS THAN 12 JURORS IN ALL PROSECUTIONS IiN' ALL COURTS You are further notified that the following proposals are to be FOR MISDEMEANORS PUNISHABLE BY IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT 'MORE THAN 1 YEAR voted upon: This proposed amendment alters the provisions of the present constitution relative NO'TICE OF to the guarantee ofa trial by jury in 'Criminal prosecutions. The constitution DQW PROPOSAL A pem1its juries of less than 12 members in criminal proceedings in courts DOt of record. The proposed amendment permits a trial bya jury of less than 12 members PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ALLOW in any court if the offense is 'a misdemeanor punishable by impri50nment for not GENERAL more than 1 year. TRIAL BY A JURY OF LESS THAN 12 JURORS IN ALL PROSECUIONS IN ALL COURTS FOR MISDEMEANORS PRIMARY ELECTION Shall this amendment he adopted? YES 0 PUNISHABLE BY IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT MORE NO 0 mAN 1 YEAR. To the Qualified Electors of the Township COUNTY PROPOSITION B-Tax Limitation Proposition of Lake: "Shall the County of Woayne continue for five additional years (from 1975 thro\Igh 19'79) the 'one mill approved by the voters in 1963 for five years from uno through This ~ro~ed amendment alters the provilioJ)S Of the present constitution ;relative to the guarantee of a trial by. jury in You are hereby notified that a GENERAL 1974, the proceeds to be used to continue existing county serviees, including public health, recreation and safety services, maintain hospitalization for the medicaUy criminal prosecutions. The constitution now permits jUries of PRIMARY ELECTION will be held in this indigent, help furnish medical care of the aged poor, help care for and train less than 12 members in criminal proceedings in courts not of juveniles under county care, help provide treatment for the mentally ill 'J.nd those record. The proposed amendment permits a trial by a jury of Township on Tuesday, August 8, 1972 at which suffering from tuberculosis?" less than 12 members in any court if the offense 11a milde- time candidates for the following offices are to meanor punishable by imprisonment for not more than 1 year. YES 0 be put in nomination: NO 0 SHALL THIS AMENDMENT BE ADOPTEp? COUNTY HOME RULE PROPOSITION C-"Shall the County of Wayne ele'ct a CONGRESSIONAL U. S. Senator charter commission for the purpose of framing ,and submitting to the electorate of o Y'i'...5 Representa.tive in Congress the C9unty a county home rule charter under the constitution and laws of 1rlichJaan?" o NO YES 0 LEGISLATIVE State Representative NO 0 PROPOSAL D-METRO PARK PROPOSAL-"Vote on Public Act. No. 145 which COUNTY PROPOSITION B COUNTY Pro:.eculing Attorney Register of Deeds amends Act. No. 147 of the Public Act of '1939, creating tl\e HUI'OIl.Qinton Tax Limitation Proposition Sheriff County Commissioner metropolitan authority to declare the authority which currently levies ~ mill within the tax rate limitation of article IX, section 6 of the MiehigllD constttutkm to be a County Clerk Drain Commissioner special charter .2 rr 2 7 2 • 272 1 errs" n s tirt t OJ. is S'$'g' to --~~-~~-~--~---"'''-.-._--.---.a__.a - -....------~ ---~~~_ ,... ,- Page Twenty.Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 3, 1972 erich Reveals Hono}- Roll Chief Submits Many Sophomores Make SI. Paul Ev. Sfl Michaelrs ,or 11th Grade at South ,Police Report I Honor Roll at South High Episcopal Church >'~ ------At a recent Farms Council _ Lutheran Church Chllfont. end Lethr., 20475 111111,11'14.1. 'arll ~t.rerry J. Gerich, Principal Also John Gianakis, David meeting, Police Chiel Robert Jerry J. Gerich, Principal Jim Karacostas, Ellen Katz G,.... '.I"t. W.. n Grosse Pointe South High Graham, Charlene G ran t, K. Ferber submitted the of Grcs~e Poinle South High Catherine Keeler, Brian Kin TU''''7' We Invite You to Wor.hlp The Rev. Edglr H. Yeoman, S 001, has announced the Julia Haddas, S u z ann e police department's semi. School has announced the eaid, Susan Kirsch, Anne Wit!) U. Rector complete honor roll for the Henke, Michael Hennessy, annual report. complete honor roll for the Kotts, George Koueiter, Wi! Worship 9:30 8:00a,m. Eucharist i~ilding's eleventh graders, Marianne Henrichs, Becky Among the plethora of sla. building's tenth graders. Iiam Kreig, Lisa Lakomy, 10:00 I,m. Choral Eucharlal _'"They arc Gary Altman. Hewens. Bess Hickey, Leslie tistics categorizing 5 u e h They are Polly Ambill. I Claudia L~ndis, Mark Leidy Sunday School 9:3() !Jermon Ch u r c h THE GROSSE POINTE , School lnfanu ~\ark Amarandos. Richard Hirt, Robcrt Hoban, Mary crimes as breaking and en. Matthew Arm bruster, Erich r Paul ~eslJe,. John Leverenz,. I Age 1.9 throoullh J u n lor Abzinger. Car 0 I y II Arl'ai, Hoernsehemeyer, C y nth i a tering, fraud. and al1l!ravated ,\lIdretsch Emily Barrett. Catherme Lmdstrom, GeQr- BAPTIST CHURCH HICh 21336 Maek Ave. •• V. Chlrl" W. 'enclre,1I Wrtha Asil, Charlene Aus. Hoffmann, Janice Hoski, Ian assau1ls, Chief Ferl)er of. 13rmnie B~il Richard Bell gia Liston, Brian Litch. Su Aev. It.lanll L. IchiHI. I 11:30 I,m. Eu chari sl with berr)',Randolph Barker, Howard, Lynn Howard, Kar. fered a written interaretalion 'oy Beltz 'Scott Benedict: san, Little, Timothy Lock, Grosse Pointe Woods HymWl and Short Invites you to worshIp Addreu . ~ula Bartoszewicz, Jayne en Hum~iLrey, Robert Jay, I of the crime statistics. Karen Be;g-eon Brian Bon. Margaret Loomis, Maida with us. i ach, Drew Beebe, Sally B~njamin Jo~es, Drema Kal. Foremost was his ('''ncpr'' ner, Joseph B~iggs, Nancy Louisell, John MacFarlane, 9:45 A.M. Iershback, Rosel)'n Bezaire, aJla.n, LaurIe K a I k man, over the jump in bicycle Brown, Steven Brown, Eliza. and Therese Mageau. CHURCH SCHOOL Fl,,' IIlIU.h James Bird, Anne Blenman, Christopher Kamm. Deborah thefts. He noted that thp beth Buffa. Mary Burns, Also Valerie Mann, Carol' U:OO A.M. SI. James Jeffrey Blevins. Donna Lee Kanarr, J e a n Kaufma~, theft of bicycles is the fast. Bernard Buselmeier, Richard Marinch. Marsha Maurer, II MORNING WORS'HIP Ev. Lutheran B4iss. Deborah Bowerman, MIchelle Kelly, T,e~esa KiI. ' est growing offense within ~utler, Carolyn Campbell, I Robert Maurer, Nancy May. 7:00 P.M . Lutheran Ohurch .~urie Brey, Don.ald Briggs, leen. Ka.thlecn Klillns, andI The Farms and possiblv F-Iizabeth Carey, Catherine nard, Scolt McCraig, Mary EVENING WORSHIP Church McMillan ot Ker,h.v.J Ue Bryant, ChriS Burnett. Karen Km,g. . I within the United States. In r.arion. Christi Catani, Re~ee McCampbell, Patrick Mc. Vemler Roac!:al W,dgewood Rev. Jaek Fullard, Drive, Grou. Pointe Wood .~ne Bur n ham. Pamela And Chrlstme Klem, Kath. The Farms alone he esti. ":hampine, Daniel Coe, Peter Carroll, Molly McCormick, Interim Pastor TU 4-0511 Cain, Charlotte Calcaterra, leen Koerner, Nancy Kraus. mates that residents will 105" ~ollinson, David Coolidge. Kevin McDonald, Any Me- BM.504() SUMMERSCHEDULE ~san Carollo, Denise Carty. mann, Deborah Lane. 1l.fary. i over $20,000 worth of bicycles Kathleen Corbett, Victoria I Gregor. Mary Meier. Michael - Sunday Service, 9:30 a,m, .~st:lte Charles, Catherine ann Large,. Anthony, ~avlgne, 'Chis year to thieves, Coughlin, Melissa Cox, and Mikhail, Beth Miller, Clarice r SUMMERSCHRDULE (Nursery for small children) I The Gros.e Pointe Church School and Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. ~ad, and Anna Costopoulos ..1 Cathy Lavms, Patncra Le?~- Breakings ani enterings of Phyllis Crossen, I Miller. David Miller Chris. Church Worship, 9:30 ',m. Age 3.5 Conlr.Cltlonal Thursday Service, 7:30 p,m. l0. thers arc Melissa Coury. J~eph i Le~lah Ce~d~a houses showed a decrease in Others are Ann Crowley I' topher Montague, 'Thomas Rev. P. Keppler ~i rra Chllrch (July 6.Aucusl, 24) m e s Cracchiolo, G e r i, she'M k ne ather, Mel' the first six months of 1972 Ann Davidson Brian Der: Montgomery, Stephen Morri" Rev. Dsvld Proctor. ~ J D b ora a os Doro y a • " G U h . 240 Chationle at Lothr?p AliI. Putor Rev. G'org. E. KlIr., ane. a me s am erg, 10)' Margar~t Malool Ste- from 51 in 1971 to 34 in 1972. vishi, Evelyn Dichler. Clark son, I.' 0 r g e mose OUrlS, SUMMER SCHEDULE Rev. Alon F. Hon. Martha Dasef. Reg en a,I h' M "I R d y, M ~_. However. larcenies from Dickson. Colleen Dooley. I Mark Neumann, Cathleen ,I ~YIS Amy DeakYlle 5te p cn . an" os, on a . a. h' I d 'ld' 'K th' D I J h E Nowosielskl. Grace Oliver, I 10 a,m., Worship Service - . - .. -:: 'D f Ch '1' D . tinez Robert Maul, John Mc- Ive IC~s an bUI mgs show, I a erme . ~exe. 0 n u. I "",en e auw, er) ev- Carthy Julie McCrea Den. ed an mcrease. Iinnk, PatriCia Fellows, Re. Lisa Osborn, Lisa, Osetek,II 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Weekender ~~!.John Dhondt, Susan ise McDaid Patri-ia ~icFad. Narcotic drug arrests are I becca Forbes, Susan Fordon, and Renee Ann Piche. .U"nooghe, P e t,.er Dod~e, den T h ~ mas' M'~Graw down 25 percent from 40 in Kat h r y n Fortener, John And Lana Pollard, Debor.' "DHOOSING A LORD" GROSSE POINTE Firsl Church of WOODS 5-SITUATIOH WANTED TO RENT I-ARTICLES FO« SA~E WANTED UNfURNISHED - , ARCH! TEcr desires car. INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED RESPONSI'BLE woman BERKSHIRE THREE bedroom home In rlage h 0 u • e or flat in DIAMONDS at 10% Pointe or Detroit wants to bouse set AUI\ISt A partment for rent or IIle, Grosse Pointe. Win t e r Grosse Over cutters co.t frotn ~~ East Side. 873-9506 or TU 1 Legal Notice 12 SubYrbon Ac:reoge STOCK 20lb thrll September 30th. two.bedroom, two baths, months or school year. 882. tired jewelry executl~. EX'Cellent references. Can 6025. 6-44" evenings onJy. lA Personals Jv. Suburbon Hom. with fireplace. Shown by Minimum size 1carat. S~ .- 121 Vacation Property days, 371.2131. Evenings, appointment dail)'. Open ject to any appraisal 11 Deoth Notice P~RSONNEL PROFESSIONAL COUP LE BIRMIN GHA:M F A MIL Y 12C Forms for Sol. 882-3141. 12-6 Saturday and Sunday. .elect. 823.3323. ;,\ lC Public Sale to rent completely furnish. with teen . daughter and 12D Lake and River Property Vernier Road across from Pekin g e s e seek small 2 Entertainment PRACTICAL nurse or com. ed 3 bedroom c010nlal In 121 Commercial Property Lochmoor Golf Club. Call house or townhouse, Sep. CARPETING, N a t Ion aJ 2A Music Educotian panion wishes pdvate duty. 886-4036, 775-0800. Farms, family room, 1 11 Real Estate 1st 0 c cup a DC:.'. 21 Tutoring FULL TIME Home or hospital. 8 to 1fl year lease. Available mid tember braDds, fil'lt quaUty, 10,~ 13A Lota for Sol. $200, $250, Box No. S-13. over mW price. Some !'O¥ 2C Hobby Instruction bours. TU 1.2523. sept. $350. Security de- U. Cemet.ry Property Grosse Pointe News. elii'; avaUable. Ki1l rep ... : 2D Camps NEFF ROAD posit, refereDCes. No pets. 13C land Controct. RELAX at your party. Ex- senlatlve. TU &-7253. '.1 21 'Athletic Instruction FOR RENT 885-2499. 14 Real Estot. Wanted GOOD perienced belp to serve 8-AI.T ICLIS FOR SALE ,,? 2F Schools 14A Lots Wllnttd and clean up. ModeNite. BY OWNER 6C-OFFIGE FOR. RENT SCRATCH pads .3Gc ~) 2G Convolescent Care 14. Resorb Wont«d WEDDIN G Invitations. 10% 881-Q254. bed. • polIDds $1. Eco~" 3 Lost and Found 14C Real Eatat. Exchang. PAYING ATT RAorIVE three 2 OFFICES In Chet Samp. dIsc o u n t with this ad. Service Prlntmi. 1520 1 4 Help Wanted General 15 Business Opportunities DRIVER personal or busi. room, two and a hali b&th son Travel service Bulld. ECODOmee Service Print. Kercbeval at LaIl:epoin~ 4A Help Wanted Domestic l' Petl for Sol. nnt. ReUabie with refer. duplex on Neff Road. AVoall. Ing. $50 and $70. 100 Ker. ing, 15201 Kercheval at Gros.e Pointe. VA 2.'11op; SALARY $325 41 Services to Exch':lnge 1M Horses for Sol. eQCe•. 8lI6.74H. able October 1st, per cheval. 885.7510. Lakepo Inte, Grosse Pointe. 5 Situation Wonted 1n Pet Grooming month. VA 2.7100. BA.l\N SIDING - AutheDOC 5" Situation Domestic 16C Pet Boarding R. N. DESIRES dAy posi. TWO private air condltioped 1" weathered, hand heri, Call TU 4-5'100 office. in Groslle Pointe on 51 Employment Agency 20 Generol Servl" APPLICA TIONS 1.1011 in Grosse Pointe CAR 0WNERSI Only $24.80 natural timber. 1.c63.217S. Mack. All utilities. One qualUr ly buys $20,000-$40,- .'11 5C Catering . 20A Carpet laying Wood. or east side. Pre- 4 BEDROOM older house in furnished. $100. Othel' $60. 000 Liablllty Property Dam. SEE UNUSUAL AD in Ag- 6 For Rent Unfurnished 20. Reflrlgerotlon & Air ACCEPTED viou.t experience, 12 years the Farms, &tove and reo FABICK REALTY TU 1-7710 age for safe drivers. TU tlque column which Ita~ '" For Rent Furnished Conditioning Repolr office DUrIe, private duty, frlgef'ator 425. Included. 1- 2376. with "Sellin( OUt." JA 'I Rooms (or Rent .20<: Chimney Servl" & O. R. lJ\ll'lIe, Director of 2899. • 6C Office for, Rent Screens CALL Nur.ing Home. Tt1 4-0466. HAMPTON SQUARE RUSH RUG, natural color 6' TWO matching Swedish m~~ 60 Vacation Rentals 21 Moving VILLA DU LAC BUILDING wide by 20' long. GeM con. ern chairs. Knee-hole d~+& 61 Garage for Rent 211. Piano Service S-l[CEIJLENT, Nlrustwortby ON E bedroom apartment 228UMllck Avenue ditioD, $25. 882-4667. and chair. Leather Hide;~ 6F Shore Living Quarlers 21. Sewing Machine 962-6477 lady w1Ibes day \VOfk.Own • vaUable for September. bed. 1186-8618... ,.lIi UoIIIIpo'rtatiOl1. Office space .• vail.tble In '6 Store to Rent 21 C Electrical Servlc. CaU after 7'111-0900. HAVI LAND LIMOGE 1 Wonted to Rent 5 c'~loc1I:. 923-67M. East SIde's finest new DINING ROOM, 9-p{ece, nul. 21 D T.V. & Rodlo Repair build I n g. 500 10,000 China, 6-piece silver coUee Room Wonted ASK FOR ACK-DICKERSON at'ea. 3 ,to hogany, Duncan Phyr~l 7" 211 Starms andSe .reeN square feet, 3G-day occu. and tea set, service plates, 71 Room and Boord Wonted MATURE compauion Durse roo.m apartment, near 82H954. ({ 21F House Siding pancy, elevator, music sys. and many more Items. Call 7C Garage Wanted 216 Roo(ing Service for Itrclb patient. Monday shopping. 331-06.58or 822- 9\ tem, C!1"petlng, aU serv. before 5 p.m. ED 1.5594. GARAGE SALE-Bab)' 7D Storage Space Wanted :21H Rug Cleaning MR, OZERI thru Friday, • p.m ••ll p.m. 1335. bed.I 0. __ - ices and utilities furnished. • Articles for Sole 21.1 Painting, Decorating Saturd., ••. m.to.8p.m. .. BIKE, bOy.~.SchWinn Contin- shuffle board .set, Peugtllt 884-4518 . . 775:5668 motor bike, tropioal fish. 85 I" Musko I Instruments 21J Wall Washing EXPMlENCED 1IDIldiea1 ,.. 0nlIM PoiDte area neat' 1.0WER Fat. Owner trans- ental, best offer. 882.5266. ldenoa. 112.7JII. Muir, G r 0 • s e PoiJ;lt,jl II Antiques (or Sole 21K Window Washing ceptloDJlt.secretarJ. I'am. ferred. 5U Alter, adults, ATTENTION DOCTORS HUBB A R D CUPBOARD. Farms. '1 IC Office Equipment 21L Tile Work lliar with tJpe. of lit- $2l5. Sec:urity deposit, No Modern medical .uite, con. .u COLLEOE paduate - WDl pets. 822-4014. dining room S\lt, fireplace 9 Articles Wonted 21 M Sewer Service . suralK:e, payron lIJld biD- venient Gt'osse Pointe loca- SATURDAY ONLY, Augq 1 C Snowmobiles for Sale patDt 7OUI' .mI,e, HealOn- set, washlng machine, sew- 21" Asphalt Work Ing. can -.7217. tion, Mack at University. 5th, 9-4. Garage s a 10" Motorcycles for Sale ... price. .102M. wAoVENEY-Warren, 3 rooms ing machlne a~ miscel- Ie: 210 Cement and Brick Work Moderate!y priced. 822.1030. Matching chair and sofa 101 Trucks for Sore 21 P Waterproofing utWtlel, appUaMes, deco. laneous . 791.0543. LITTLE Caesar needI .~. NURSING CAllE - ZXpel' bed, glider, youth bed, 11 Cars for Sale ~lQ Plaster Work Noted, qlllet, adults. $105. MACK avenue Grosse Pointe lI'm loliking for biIb scbool 18" COLOR TV. new tube, baby and children itemlli l1A Car Repair 21 R Furniture Repair IeDeed. part or f1II! time, 821-8833. Woode, reception area and graduate to manage .tore, III 1biftI. m,tl7C- need s circuit breaker, miscellaneous. 272 Rldltlr 111 Cars Wonted to Buy 21S Carpenter experience helpful, but not 2 offices. 88C-8llfl8. TO WNHOUSE, private en. Singer sewi.ng machine, mont-Firms. [loP He Boats and Motors 21T PlumbIng & Heating essential. 15605 Mack. 8 to MY EXCELLENT eJeu1q Kelly Road between MACK - Between 8 and 9 cabinet, chair, old metal 11 D Boat Repair 21 U lanitor Service tt~ee, 9 p.m. woman would like work .~ and 10 Mlle. Carpet. Mile. SuMease furnished or me, single, all good SOHWINN t r u c k bicycI4J 11 E Boot Dockage and 21V Silverpraoflng bed fra on MoDela,...... Int. appHances, condl- unfurnished 2 large offices <:ondition. Thursday, Fri. especially huilt for new!'s Storage ::nW Dressmaking ATl'RACTlVE - * paper route, exceUent con. INTELLIGENT WOMAN UoninI, pool, private car. 18xlO aed 18x8, air condi. day 4. to 7. 885-1904. 11' Trailers and Corr,pers 21Y Swimming Pools ODD JOBS performed by re, dition, $50. 885-4594. Part time, St:a1lODl1 work llable port ~1u4ed. $220. m. tloned, carpeted, stereo, "I J 16 Mobile Homes 21 Z Landscaping college atudent, FATHER c:1ocks. to coincide with a<:hoo! 9'103, lJ81..elC1. complete janitorial service. GRAND reasonable. 881-2305. manUe clocks, c u c !too year, ,must be married $225 month. 779-0930 or 268. OUTFIT YOUR FA.MlL'i,~ clocks, old clocks. pocket 18-TUTOIUNG and own their own auto- RELIABLE WOMAN desires DUp.LEX - Alter south of 4752 .. Largest Se1ec~on Gf Res~~~ CllSlified Deadlin. ,ntd1e • and wristwatches mobile. Should eaJoy work. babysitting,c 0 'mII'" n ion Jefferson. 3 bedrooms, 1'12 Clothing m Araa. , Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., PRIVATE TUTORING and driving. 822.5939. baths, no pets. References. 6D-V"CATION rep aired by Michigan IJ- Clothing, Accessories and ing with children. Phone TU2.Q165...... - .... RENTALS . for"lU new copy, change. in 882.3350 for interview. . ..cenlled .Wa~~~Ml!~' .!,i~~ Household. Articlel take~" of copy and cancellatlOnt. YOUR OWN HOME DICTAPHONE TYPIS'l'. .w up ud delivery in Pointe on consignment. ' !AN VILLAGE. one bed- HILLSBORO BEACH, Pom- ',i-. It is sunested th..t aU All subjects; .u "ades. 4A-HS.p. WANTED WPM. Phone 33l.eoU. area 0my. Also we are an- '1"OOm apartment, appli. pano, Florida, furnished xious to buy old Pendulum real estate '77 En 2 2 7.7 11ME a P? 7 7 • d -~~~ . .. ".. ~ - ~ ...... , '1ge Twenty.Six G R 0 SSE POt N TEN E W S Thursday, August 3. 1972 r l-.U.TICLES FOl SALE I S FOR SA.LE 'l2.D-LAKE AND RIVER liS-REAL UTATE 1-A1TIQ.IS FOR. SALE 1 '-ARTICLES FOR SA.LE,I 8B-:lt~IQUES FOR I II-CARS ------1---FOR SALE II-CA.R PROPERTY FOR. SALE - - IRONRITE, good condition. MOVING-Sot., eh.lrs, eoo POWER Mower rotary 22" 1971 MONTE CARLO, vinyl BUICK, 1970, Electra, cus------~-- 1-.--.------88(4596. tables, lamps, mabopny good condiUon, $30. 881- FURNITURE refinished, reo top, air conditioned, other tom LTD, • door hardtop, PORT HURON SHORE5 ~ CARVED OAK, 9 piece diD. dreIsinI table",' chairs 7309. paired, stripped, any type extras, $2,875. 886.0296 saddle brown, all power, 140 FEET ON LAKE LAKE SHORE ROAD _ ing room set, refrlgenator aDd. .1deboard, tal) French "lU"lD'S tl L :'l G.E. electric dryer. 8M- 88H388. AMPEEX2000 . t 13. Monday thru Sat..'.O car. $1,800. 882-2304. ~"" c ment, 2 car attached ga- kitchen. Library. ! i&00i I! 0949. 1 serlt's, s ereo I a m to 9 pm Sunday 121 Cooper style) $250. r,lge, not yet completed, MOVING -.Must sell enUre tape recorder with deluxe n~~ to 5 P ~ 'Free admis. 1972 PONTIAC slatlon wag. Fisher road, Grosse Pointe on large lot, buy now and OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 11 BASEMENT SALE, baby housefull of furniture and mikes, extra blank tapes, sion free 'p~rkln" on 9 passenger, air, power Farms. 886-2127. ,have choice of floor cov. tl clothing, up to 2 yrll., garale sale. Living room, 1 Sony stereo tape deck, l' O' I steering, pOwer brakes, ----~----- erings and decor. MANCHESTER '1824 _ Best .j like new, car bed, playpen, bedrooms, den" color TV, Garrard auto slim Mark III A PERSONAL collection of pe r f e c t condition. TU III C-80ATS A.ND value in area. Well main • .d car seat, baby accessories, refrigeretor, aut 0 m - tI c turn table. 1 Scolt solid gold, silver and antique 4.1501. t '(' some miscellaneous. 822. Pointe WOOl1s.884-5106. YA"''''' A ". reel ty"" power a~roximately II.J to % electric windows and seats. SEA BIRD. 26 feet, 1968, for the .dlscern'ing buyer. 5 .Ii 0069. MOVING out mutt sacrifice m~~~5 886-3826 thclr pro~cr value. $4 to $2,900. 885-4594. fib erg I 'IS s, inboard-out. ZO~:ge ~~~~I,e w~::lI~~~ bcd rooms , dream kitchen, a I I I CHINA BASE and glass top, Naugabyde' hJdeaway ,. '.. $liO?' 557 ltemli.over ~?l '67 PONTIAC Grand Prix board, perfect condition, sewer, boat slip. $120,000 spaciow: lot. • lJ buIfet to n:atch, colonial couch $360 new asld"'" 10 SPEED Varsity shotgun WlllCh have arrIved wlthm automatic air powe~ win' many extras, 210 horsepow- for all. $85,000 I'C owner OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 $• ,-.. shell reloader, g' r 0 u n d the last 48 hours. ' " er, $5,500. 886.8277. '? style, lamps. TU 6.3188. 75 or best offer. 9x12 oval LEE'S INC dows, a5 close to a new retains south 100'. bl &hag rug and rake, com. mount clay pigeon thrower">1\ M' k . car as you will find at only ----T-l-r-t -Wn-.- GERALD M EMIG HARPER WOODS both with extras, Spanish "...339 ae 881-8082 AQUA CA: 2 00 58 g . n! GA!RAGE SALE, 1020 Audu. bin a t ion, whIte, gold, H 0 F . $1.200. Think about it! 881. 19 b t AGENCY ,iI bon, miscellaneous with Folk guitar, 8x8x4 glas;; ouI'5 1 -5:30-1'Iday 'til 9 Catamaran. 72 oa, ex. 'HA.WTuORNE 21\0"7 La ge IiI lots of bargains, Aug. 12, brown. OriglnaUyf 75 $1.50,sac- hricks. 884.9461, after 6. E~tate Jewelry Liquidated 6918 evenings. . cellent condition. 271.81'13. 212 S. Third Street count;y 'kitche;"'in -!hi: 3 ,Il 10 to 4. rUice 82 Ol'l77$69 Call. after 6 AN Q ' D()DGE 1970 Polara Custom. I --F--.---"-I---G-3 St. Clair, Michigan 41lO79 bed roo m home. Family p.m. • . MISCELLANEOUS furniture. TI '(J~ miniature rose. 14 T., 1970 \z asspal', " 329.2201 Italian Provincial bedroom wood roll top desk, crystal Executive car, 4 door hard. Cata 11na 19'70, 65 '01'5eh Mrs. Leona BOgg5 329.3612 room. G,r 0 sse Pol n t e SUNDAY SALE, folding bed, CENTRAL air conditioner, 4 h' h top, clean, ChrY51er air, v. schools. 9~ IimaU appliance, plus mis. Ion Bryant, moving, must set, king size, g:ames table, c IDa, . c airs. Thursday loaded. Dark green, vinyl powerth' .,.ercuryell t engme.d' Mr. Don E. Ross 329.4405 w cellaneous. 20847 Country '1'&move. llQl-2614. sofas, lamps, carpeting. and FrIday, noon to 5 only. 180 m exc en con I' Associates draperies, tab le s, etc. 9555 Chalmers. top. $1,800. 881-5158. tion. No tr.a-ller. TU 4.9625. _ 'J~ Club. BY APPO INTMENT TENNIS 1 LAKE' FRONT C HAL E T .i1 Pilchback, $10. Aftet' 6:30 p.m. 884-387<+ VICTORIAN sl'deboal'll 52x CORVETTE 1969 convertible. HYDROPLANE hull, mahog. ..th b 1 2 b d PHOTO SINK, stainless &teel, 881.938'7. BOURNEMOUTH-4 bedroom Gold wilh new black top, I' • h' 9 f t KIWi a cony, e rooms, brick 1'h story. Alwnlnum ~~ 461hlt20x7 with wooden MATCHED set of leather 49x22. Good condition. 884. any ..miS, 00 ar son. gas furnace, fuli bath. RCA TELEVISION, radio, 't 4596 356 engine, power brakes, Completely equiped. 885- Beautiful wooded location storms and screens .. ,11 covers, $60. 884-5656. SUI cases, tan color. TU. steering. Side exhaust, new 1519. ' I stereo combination. Best 5.7322 or 1..0 1.0129. steel belted tires. A.l con. near. Gaylord. $29,500. Call . "G' I of.(er. 8lI6-8S35. 9-ARTIC'LES WANTED d' b ff J 0 H N SON M tor '''L 777-3204or 777.3113. .n FORMICA table, chrome ilIon, $2,900 or est 0 er. . ' 0 -..-r~ WILCOX NEEDLEPOINT hnd.bag, trIm. and legs. Love5eat, BOOKS, Art ObJ'ects Sougbt. 881-.5337 horsepower. includJng gas COTTAGE. ,rIg . ht on LaIIe off "N hit e background. 11 tank. Like new, $295. 885- H 10'1 th f 884-3550 i rrr FO,~ wa pictures, breakfront Browsers always welcome. '66 OLDS 9 passenger wagon. 1050/ uran, ml es nor 0 Ready tor framiDg. Reas. mahogany, coffee and B. C. Claes Book Shop. full power, air, new tires, Port Huron at North Lake- •fT onable. TU 1-2523. THE drum table, leather top, Miss Ethel Claes, 1670 Le. $395. 8B1.79M. 1964 CHRIS CRAFT, Sea port, Burtchville Township . ~J N. RENAUD 1371 'if MOVING - JWlior Duncan sofa, hand lawn mower, verette (48216). WO 3- I Skiff, 175 hours. TU 1.2811. Level beach, no bank. 4 •JI FINEST Phyfe dining table, cuatom shrub trimmer, firepla~e, 4267. 1965 PONTIAC LeMans. low . bedrooms, furniture and Spacious brick ranch, 3 bed- fixtures, porch furnitu.re, mileage, $325. 881.8737. 1966 LARSON, 17.foot fiber electric boat hoist includ . • J) pads, $65, mahogany' liv. rooms plus den, 2'h baths, SELECTION mg room tables, round one twin bed, 1 quilt 5t I,; ThUrM.y. Au, ...t 3. 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-S• .,.n lJ-1IAL UTATI ll-UAL DTAn 1J-1IAL DTAn U-lIAL UTAn lJ-1lIAL ISTATI 1\1J..-lIAL UTATI POl SALI fOIl. SALI POI SALI FOl SALI FOR SALt 'Ol SALI 1 HIGBIE-MAXON KELLY" II.ILE 6eeUoa BERKSHIRE CRESCENT LAIC E, !115. 8 MILE BABCOCK CO-OP IM71 Briquet J bed. IN THE FARMS CONDOMINIUM ONLY ONE OF ITS ICIND Apartment for .. le, 2 bed. IN AREA. Model home ci l'OOIDI,C""', AD&Ibed -"'1'" ....1 -- _..-.IUJ.!lG NEAR 'MACK 4 FIRST OFFERINGS Wildwood .aM1 Harpw. Z baHm.t, 'ria, .a~t~-ve.~we~ . room_, ll,i bath. Ap.rtment 1155. Two' bedroom" ll,i IIIocb .rth of Allard Be. ShoppiDI and treDlpor1atioD COAdWoa. t offer take.. .boWil by appointment. 0 a t h • 1'uU)' equipped elll'e W 600r 1 bedroom B.. ~'1:rc~ roc:: Vernier Road, across from Idtcllen. Ideal for couple rilbt a r 0 u Dd corner. PROVENCAL It 0 A D - FARMS No .. enta. lArae p a G d FamilY wMt with Hm1 private .1. Lochmoor Golf Club. Call or a ,emleman'. home. Charmlni a!umiINm 1lUA. CIIllra1l1 air CODdiUOIl' CHALFONTE - Over. but_t. RGom. alar,. becb'oOBlI, 88W036, 715.{)fOO. nUl E DI ATE P 0 S - ,alow. Buer!leGt. Gerue. eel Colonial OIl bell1tiful looking the fairways. lJA1 bat!». V.., 11,.. Verr dean. ExceUeot COD- 1I'O\IAdI. La r I e llviDI Beautiful C.pe Cod. 1st C. W. BABCOOIC It SONS OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 I SESSION. kite tu a with breaklalt 11 U BUCKINGHAM RD. dWon. Owr:1er offerinl im- room ucl ,paneled ll. floor baa paneled 11' m-aa10 IlK WOOD6 ~uWte area. mIlCh coum.r apa" medlate poIae.\lIoD. brary both wi" fire. brary, large fa mil y Open SUDda)' 12.52~:. ~~~ 4 bedroom, Z NIl badlll, u4 maD)' cupboardl. 110' 1~0~:r.~~ place.. K Itc hen with room with .late fioor, la CAIIIDKON. Are YOU iook. 5~ ~ ... umpt1oD. Immedi. U.h Tudor, C•• l"'.... , pets.Dd drape. incillCled. lot with .«ractive prden. CARTER & CO. bullt.1nI, b r •• kf &I t wet bar .ad B.r 1\ .Q., jq tor a home with. den atel d rap e., a natural fire. PRICED RIGHT places, 6 b ec1r oom., I . 884-4400 room and paDtry, form. lit floor master bed. or '*lroom, OD .. firat 21W1' RIVER'llOAD--SIMd. OXFORD ROAD baths, powder room lit B E A CON S FIE L D, 1,",. .1 cllilln, room. 1st floor room sllite. 2 bedrooms 000r1 TbiI one baa It, OUt I bed roo m no'.d. muter bedroom .Ilite aodbath plus • bedroom. upatAir., .. - 0001'. Den and .unroom, M.US'!' SELL. Attr.ctlve up. 10 ft. ceWII, in Uva.. Sporty family room. Good ColonJalBWlt 1. 2 c.r ,ara,e. Owner. 925- llAa Itory, I bedroom., 2 with aIttiD& room or ad- , IIe4rooml, 2 l).tIlt plu. 2 diUoDal bedroom. 2nd COUNTRY CLUB LANE room., (Secorator deta1ll a.. IIlDPtioD. IJaett Scbool. 1110 or 1..88HOZO. bath., famll)' room. SHOW CONDOMINIUM -Two out.t.nding ball hth. ~1l OIl HCOlld 11001'h.. rol)JJl, &Ad KITCHEN. ..tUn, papen tbrolllholrt. 20465 LENNON-Hallllllome floor. Lar,e iamily room BY OWNER 3 famll1 bedrooms and hornell overlooldn, the aDd cbarm of ~ La YON I' LlvabWty bedroom raDell, a beUu, wiUl ftrtplace. Ftrst floor TROMBLEY, IKO~ 2 batba plus 8 ,more golf c 0 U II. One 18 th1a boule walftl:lta your eentrti air. Walk to J!lut. 9~.U. REDUCED PRICE Penneylyania ~arm Col. pO'W 11If room, IaUllQ,ry LOVELY CANAL HOl4E proPtrt1, 3 bedroom" 2 bedrooma aDd bath for careful colllideraUOII. Dav. land and hYpard .ehool FIr. onial with 7 bedrooms,' room IDd extra lavatory. Dock your boat .\t YOW' back bath., famUy room lower, "1,eoo familY or maids. kl Wtw.o&, b"Uder. 8M- and St P-'-vw... 2 2 bath., filJl1. IDC1 bur&lar alarms plus 8 ba~, llbral')' and . noe, . LoveJ,y ee' apr1Dk1ered lot. door. Like new 4 bedroom, bedrooms, lly room \lpper. Groue Pt"~ City, new ClAI. IDtercom. Call for 'ap. famil)' room and 8 fire. LAKEI'RONT-UM6 Pointe 2~ bath COLONIAL with places. Th. other II a la2 HOLLYWOOD,8-bed- Dr., St. Clair Sb or ... tom decor, aU earpetiDJ, pointment. DAVIES-MOFFETT' fa.roily room and lit floor LINCOLN, 1188. PRICE RE. draperil., aDd appUaQCM beautiful EDglillh Cots. roo III buqalent, llvin, Sprawl1D8 b I' ie k rIlGdI 1a u n dry, lar,e terr.ce DUCTION, 1~ .tory, 2 wold with 1\ bedrooms, room with flrepl,ce, over~ Lake St. aalr. TU 5-3220 !Deluded, tmmediate oc.'eU- CLOVERLY ROAD-Cen. cIiD1n, roo m overlooldl1l wide bedrooms, exp.nl.lon attic. ( baths, beautiful llbrary eatlD" .pue in Cbolel' uea. plncy, full .Ir COIldKIol1ed, trally .1r coocllUoned 5 room, Ctlnll1 'With 'Vlew of lake. MAKE OFFER. bedroom, ,. bath Colon- and screened po r c h. kltcblD, )'ear-round room COLONIAL IN THEClTY- a~tic humidifier, • Boat bolet, sprinkler •. Good bedroom., 2 full and 2-JA1 i.l wIth 16 foot paneled Can for further details. partitloo tiled and paneled I..A.X!XJREST-Vac.nt c.nal CODveDleDt, MCluded loc •• ROSLYN, UN. Attr.cUve .( value. !Move rliht in. bathl, 2 ~ar attaehed UI. library, plUl family bUlment. Z~aJ' prllle, lot, . tioIl ICboola, .hopplng, bedroom Colonlsl, 2~ FISHER ROAD - ( bed. to rage, full baMmellt with etc. I becIroolU',llAa b.ths. room. Playroom or 8th room two .tory Eng. carpetlD" dr.pe', exc.el. D. O.AY REALTY Johnstone & baths, "mlly l'GOIJl. Carpet. tool room ucl oIf1ee, pri. bedroom on 2nd. Rec. lent COIIdltlon. 881..wN. n BuDt 1161. Newly redeeo. ing .nd curt.1nI .Incl\lded. lIsh. Large living ar:d Johnstone vate outdoor patio, maD)' Open UDder Mack . reation room with fire. 81m. .,000. 20MT -..aaoo ratteS, elf1Wltecl tJrrou,hout. other extr ••. SbowD b)' ap- d.lnJng rooms, kitchen T'J f!R 1.2300 place and lame. room with breakfast roo m, -.0110. ~-oeoo .WM. W. QUEEN polntmeDt. Tl1 1-1028. ill ba.ement. Complete Oau recreation roo m with 888-'1'1 .priDJder lI)'llem. !lOX ANITA 928-Centrlny AIr CoI1c1it1oDed a becIroom fireplace and :>. car ga- G~ POiDie Wooda Grolle PoIDte Woo4l ~ foot lot. Rancb with family room. Top coodI.Uon. Carpeted rage. $37,000. tbrouibout. Attacbed IIra,e witll clrc\llu ddYe. BLAIRMOOR .. Three.bed. L.NNON. TIar ... becl. COOK ROAD - , bed- room. 1~. MUl colo. room brick tri.1evel. LAKE SHORE - Deluxe LAXEPOlNTE OSO - Spe.cloua 5. bedroom, a bltb, Kitchen with built.in •. GROSSE POINTE room, 31,i bath Fl1"m home with lovely view DIal. JWdla witb InIck ColoDial with 20 foot ED&UIh near LakefroDt Park. New kitchtll. Bun 2~ baths. F'!lmll)' room of the lakf. 1.t fioor Mr. Hetura! ~ce. FIRST OFFERING 0 n CHARMllfG BUNGALOW f.mo, room, paneled room. Attached p.rale. Larlelot. LeI'¥iDl CitT. plu. larle fIlC room. Z- mast e I' :oedroom, li...... portia. kar Flaher - 'Perfectly kept on Oxford. 2 bedroom., MUST SELL. c.r ••rale. recreation roO m witt brary and utDlt)' room...... ' J•• Idi.. oc. 2.bedroom BUNGALOW 11IIIed terrace, larage, bar, 'att.ched garage, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths KARYLANJ) 1213 - ConveD1emJ.y located :I be4roam .....,. with exp.osion .pace expaDilon .p.ce on 2nd, circular drive and ROSLYN. 'l'hree.bedroom on up. A i I' coOOiUoned, ~\UtItiOW. Glaaecl porch. Gara,e. 0D1f '1',100. 2nd terrace, g a me. Immediate occup&ncy. fenced' yard. Priced in AU un. V., .. tft. COZltemporary colonial. automatic sprinkler sys. S. RENAUD 1370:"Red~ price OIl thIa Ipedoui I .... • • •• 1lrIck &xeelJeDt mortglle as. room and 2.c.r gara,e. U n d e r $30,000. TU 1. mid.fi1tiea. tem, burglar a I.a r m. bedroom Ra.llcll with paneled library, IlaMeCl ...... willa faIDlb' IWllpUoa. '1JA1 bath., 2. Ide a 1 for exp.nding 6300. ODly 7 years old. closed terrace. 2 car .ttached ,arate. Larp. lot ear ..,.... Nice .creen. young family. $28,000. TaOMBLEY R 0 A D J'OGm. IMp .., .... Delightful ColoD!al near LOTHROP - Custom with tPriokler. attle. 1'Ull •••• IDIDt. III .WIT.e.. TU 1.6300. SEMI.RANCH IN HEART OF THE FAllMS - 2 WlDdmill 'Pointe. Large built for builder's fam. W'ES'I'CHESTER 'lM-DellJbt,fu1 , bedroom, 2% bMIl RVDN. Three-bedroom llving and dining rooms, l1y. .( bedrooms, .AN1T,~. Good tIINHed- COLONIAL, ideal for bedrooms and bath on 2" Colonial with den and room . .Allin eoJoDiIl OD ODe of the kJt~hen with built.ins, ba.ths, SO foot family French fImi11 room bdcJr; rQC1l. rim- 1st, bedroom. .tudy and A;l eoDdlUOIl. 2 car .attached prIle. BeauUfW WoodI' 1oYe1lnt .treetl. l.rge bl1dget" conclow den and screened porch, room, kitchen with built. U, Il:itcheD b.th 011 2nd, terr.ce, 1fCUDd. 'With .prinkler .)'item. . room; with 1~ 'athl. Ree room. family - .( bedrooms, cement patio. 3 large ins and attached ga. NUll IP&te. Jtec room good breakfast sp.ce OpeD terraee. %lAab.ths, fllmily room, bedrooms up with 2' rage. $69,500. with lay ad bar. Ubrar)', Iaf,e modern- .nd handy to Kerby SChool. $38,SOO.nd noth. baths. Recre.tion room WOODS LANE COVR~ ized kitchen, 3rd floor in basement. 0 w n e r WOODS BLlrJBMOOR. .rour-bed. Lar.. four- bedroom, log to do but move In. SILLOWAY & CO. quarter., a pa rt men t transferred. HMdPTON-3 bedrooms, room, 2'" bath coloalal. 2~ bath Cape Cod Co» over 2-car ,arale, im_ TU 1.QOO. 2 full baths and a 60x REALtORS Famo, room .pl\ll Ii- niaJ. hmo, room plUi mediate occupancy and PARK 150 lot make this bunga. brU'1. XltcluJl with llbr&r1. KitcbeD with cmly ,",eoo. TU 1-6300. WARNER near Lake .nd low well worth your in. built.1nll. 2~ car la- AUDUBON ROAD - 4 16825 Kercheval In the VWa,e 884-7CXXJ built-me. Elaborate feC one of the finest offer. 1>edroom. 2~ bath Eng. :spection. Only $29,000. ra,e.lmuuldi.te occ:u. room. ings in aU:he Pointea- PIDC)' •. ENGLISH with S bed. lIsh. 1st floor has large HOLLYWOOD - Extra room. and l~ bathJ on 198 ( JEFFERSONIAN living, dlolng roo m s, GROSSE POINTE FARMS COLONIAL with ( bed. clean bungalow with 3 LANCASTER. Four-bed. Dice 50 foot lot. Immedi. klu:hen with br~ldast nice size bedrooms, 2 ate occupancy. Low roomi (matlter is .18 x room, paneled library room buna'low. Two LA BELLE. Three.bed. 27), S~ bath., family full baths and den. tuU bat h.. L 0 vel y room, Cape Cod. Two tax.. and reaaonable and lCZ'eened terrace. Near Marter Road. Only priced. Make your in. room, Ubrary ultr. mod. Recreation room with .cretnec1 porch; Good full baths. Close to mop- em kJtd1en, AND eL- $31,000. Immediate oc- CHAMPION mortga,e. a.. umption. ping center aod trans. specUon today by call. fireplaceln b'sement. cloaed terraee, ,.me. cupancy. Ree room with l.v. portation. Zocar liarage. inITU1~. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 room and 2~ car at- BALFOtJR. ROAD - Cen- PEACH TREE LANE - tached .ara.e .. Treat tr.Uy • Ir conditioned BALFOUR - 3 bedroom 27 foot living room and beautiful, ycnir.elf \0 a rewarding Colonial. Sp.cious liv. BEDFORD 87O--'FIRST OFFERING, .pacl. D U T C H COLONIAL 28 foot family room of- interior inspection. TU ing . and dining rooms. olUEnilWh bome m the Pant wKhpee1ed famib' SHOREWOOD with llbrary. Nice .be fer plenty of elbow room,largeliv1nc room Uld diDlD8 room, Idtcben 1-8300. Llbrary, fa m 11 y room room in this 3 bedroom, with complete 'bullt-1nll. Six bedroomI, three full 20431 MACK REALTY CO 886.8710 dining room, breakfast space in kitchen. Con. and' enclosed b I'e e z e. 2" bath trl.level. Large .. . batha a.nd two powder roolDl p1U1 numel'Wl im- HAWTHORNE - Newly , v e n i e n t location lor Y'3Y. ( bedroolM, 1lf.l kitchen with built.ins. portaDt extras. Priced in 'the low fiftleI. decor.ted 2 bed room baths. A lot of house traosportation. $36,500. attached g a I' age and RAN C H with dining lor $62,500. oo • sprinkler system. Lowסס.) i MANCHESTER l1l8'1-No1hJDg in the area to compare TU • MID-SWOIER MADNESS is what we will llf'accuaed room, unique and exteo. , with thisattract:1ve home. Two bedroome w.ltb BARRINGTON - Cen- $50's. expalWlion attle,immaculate CcMld1t1on,gar.,e. of when the buying public gets a look at thll .ive patio, paD e I \I d bright new coloni.l In the Finns. Consider that P R ICE REDUCED TO lames room and attadJ. tral1)' !li r conditioned PRO\'ENCAL - The ul- Close to tr.nsportation, $28,900. llAa .tory house. 1st this three bedroom comes ilOIIIplele with carpet- $(7,900 on this luxlll')' ed aar•• e. Low 30'•• Tl1 timate in individuality OXFORD 2037-,For people that lave a pretty horne. ing, dr'peries, stove, refrigerator, disbwasher air. conditioned EN G. 1-6300. floor bedroom .nd b8th is offered in this mag. Complete in. every detaU, beautifully deeorated, .nd air COIIditioDer8 . . . and lists at ~1,500. LISH TOWNHOUSE. 2 plu. 2 bedrooms aDd nificent Monticello Col. modem ldtchen, full dining room, pr.. cemral IUit beeaUl'e ",,'ve flipped our lid don't drop large bedrooms, den or YORKSHIRE--How would bath on 2nd. Large liv- onial. Grett fa mil y tit coaditiuDini. Pf,900 .. WI candidate if )'OU ;eJect to purc1rase a colonial 3rd bedroom, 2" baths, you like to llv~ near the ing room with fireplace room, glassed terrace, with • tint floor den. outstanding k i.t c hen, Vlllage, near traaspor- and 19 foot dining room. 2 patios, 5 3ledrooms GRAND MARAIS. 81fS--oFive bedroom CClGtenporary paneled games room, tation and St. Clare P.an e 1e d recreation and 4" baths. Nothing home located on a qujet dead .eDd '1'tiE VLTlXATE ANSWER for the man who thInb meet __ community p 0 oland Parish, Center hall CO. room with b8r. e 1s e li k e it in thc to the water'. edge. This boIise baa been exteIl. he has ~rythinl. '1't.iI mlnl-estate it "packaged" convenient to eve r y- Pointes. beautifully on a magoiflcentl)' land.eaped lot of LONIAL, large family GRAYTON - 4 bedroom sively remodeled and includes all the emu. thing. Tt11.63oo. room, four plu. bed- St. Charles kitchen with tile bullt-iDl. F!lIt 300 frontap. A French country house with four center hall English. N. RENAUD -. Semi-\ an room" Z clr garage .nd ofloor uWlty room, m.. ter bedroom I\dte, larl~ master bedrooml each with bath, and 8n elabo- Paneled library, large ranch with 4 bedrooms, LOW MAINTENANCE more. TU 1-8300. formal dining room, 2 pbotoll'.phic dark room. Pleue ca1lfor other rate third floor 'With three more be<:\rooms,are RANCH on Torrey - 3 2 Cull baths, screened fine details too numeJ'Oua to mention. above the moet beautiful first floor plan ima'lln- c.r garage. Priced at porch. 2 car garage on bedrooms, 1" baths, LUXURIOUS RANCH ~,5OO. able. A large nvimmlDg pool, gr"nbouse, and terrace, games room. 68xl(3 lot. Immediate BY APPOIN'n\IENT carriage hOUIe with addiUonal garage 'pace .. re near Lake in Grosse occupancy. P r ice re- all part of thJs package. House.ad grounds are fine modem kitchen and Pointe Shores - 3 bed. THREE MILE DRIVE - WASHINGTON 3M-CHARMING FARM. COLONIAL 2.car attached garage. duced. in impeC'Cab.e cOlldi&n. rOOJIl8,2~ b&Jhs, one of An enduring older home as it thoul4 be for 1P"Icious comfort. Twent)' two Owners anxious. ~3,- the finest family rooms gracefully remodeled. SHORES foot family room, foW' bedrooms, two ud a ball OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 UNTIL l5 500. TUI-6300. you'll ever see, paneled New Idtchen with built. CLAIRVIEW - French baths. Central .ir conditionin" attached prqe. games room, c en t r a I ins, new carpeting and styled 111.I story (eatur- Can UI for particulars. 1m OXFORD JUit IlOrth of M.ck Aveoue is that LINCOLN - 3 bedroom, drapes. Family room, ing 4 large bedrooms. eo1oDl.J with the attached prage and air, 2 car attached ga• • ,er 1112 bath English with den, library and con- 3 full baths, 2 'powder LO'I'HROP US-If you waut the ultimate in Jl'acloul nper-.lzecl family room. Our owner now is the rage aoti many other nice large closets and special am.'niUes. Price servatory. A total of 6 rooms, 11bra r y with llvinf, you should see this one. There ill DO other proud peIS ... or of two hemel, .0 come on by handy ,breakfast room. adjusted to $68,500. TU bedrooms, .~ bat b s fireplace and bar, ae. hOllte like thll ODe in aU of the Pointes. Can UI 'And see what can be done to change the situation. plus garage apartment. for an appointment. A well built bome. Walk 1-6300. tivltiel roo m, formal to schools '1Dd City dining room and 1st SOUTH OF JEFFERSON AT 851 BEDFORD, and the YORKSHIRE - Looking BEDFORD 1216-Move without all paJit. TU 4-0600. floor uWlly rooJ11l.2 car 111WI .ummer EDIIJsh cottage II personified beautlfully in Uiis Bt1NGALOW in the Woods for that • bedroom, 2lf.l the Jludacbu of decor.tiI1I. '1biI fine bride home attached garage, cen. four bedroom hou.se complete with finisbed third hlll6ly to Eutland - 3 bath Colonial in the low has 10 mall)' pleasant .urprilea iDIide. Five bed- BLAIRMOOR - Attrac- tral air conditioning, in. &or, deo and two.story living room. Priced for bec'.rooms, study on 2nd, $4O's, then don't .miss family room. A great boule 101' tive • bedroom, 2~ bath tercom, fire a 1a I''m, rooms, a fImll1 .. nle in the mlddle forties. dining room, garage and thIs One. 1st floor den, at a model'lte price. CaU today. QUAD.LEVEL with 23x in mint condition. Own. sprinkler system are a NEAR CHARLEVOIX AT 2.56 MERRIWEATHER, is b a I e men t recreation 23 family room, den or er transferred. $27,900. lp.w of the extra lea. WHl'M'IER-Between leffenon and St. Paul. ".Beall. probably the blaest house in Ule t10ck but priced room, 2 car garage and tures. 5th bedroom. kitchen TU 1-6300. large lot. t1fu1ly kept" is tile rilht ducriptioA for tIU bome below the 'COmpetition. ~,1100 will purcilase a bullt-lns, excellent exist. atmosphere of relttu1ne .. iD. 1bree COZ'Qel' bec1. w,e three bedroom with heated hOOby room on lng mortgage .nd im. LAKE SHORE LANE - paneled &0 QUAD.LEVEL in popular CITY Centrally air eondltlon. room" famil)' room 'IriIh floor cellini tile IeCOI1d floor. There is complete first floor me d i a occupancy. 1r1ndows to view the .pe.cloua bealaUtWly maol. te Liggett School sectlon- LINCOLN ROAD 846 - carpetiD" • large kitchen, almost new garage and Low 6O's. TU 1-6300. ed Ranch. 3 bedrooms, eurt!d yard. It 11 ceDtreU1 .u- eooditioDed with en anxious teller 'Waiting. BY APPOINTMENT 3 twin-size bedrooms, 2 Open Sunday 2: 3G-5: 00. 2 baths, family room, electroDic duat fDter. It I'mIat be Nell tI) tie PLEASE. baths, 2 lavs, :u Coot Center hall English in finished basement. At- appreci.ted. WE;BBER PLACE-Pres. paneled games room, beautiful condition. 1st tached garage. THE FOUR FAMILY BEDROOM Is stated elegantly tige location near lake terrUic kitchen, proles. floor paneled den. Kit. Ht1NTINGTON 1M - OWNER BEGGING FOR on WlDdmlll Pointe Drive with a view of the .nd Mast.built GEOR. sional laDdsc.plng, 2- chen with built-ins. 2nd LAKE SHORE LANE - OFFER. Brick .em! rancb, three becIrooma, twc water. The f1rIt DfYlr layout Includes a .tep-duwn GIAN COLONIAL with ear attached g.rage and floor has three large Lovel)' 3 bedroom bathl. Nb wlde lot .DeI well located lor tehooa llvID, room. dJnfng room, den, Itudy, glassed 5 bedrooms, (II,: ~aths, excellent exlating mOlt. bedrooms. P r ice reo ranch. 2~ baths. Pan. acI sboppiD •• aDrl screeoed porch whIch 11 heated, first Door f.\mil)' room, library, gage .•• 500. TU 1-8300. duced. eled library and screen. lavatory aDd full bath .nd a super basement. .111 kitchen built.iDs, 2. ed porch. Attached ga- CAI.vIN '21-JhlY 11011' .1Id the UZl 10 to lChool klda There 11 a two car .ttached larage and a free car .ttacbed ,arage TWO TERRACES - One rage, sprinkler system. JWIt aroWld tile CO'Z1lerthis fall. $10,100 ia aD we RANCH in Stir of Sea ltandln, blli1diD, which WII (lrlglnally built to with circular drive, ..nd with 8 bedrooms and 3 central a I r condition- for this .pacioua four bedroClm Parish - 2 bedrooms, wut busllalow. boulle 'POrta carl. It II heated and has :plumbing. such a menU Ie. as baths .t $38,500. The Ing. 'It 11 the perfect boule for Ibe L.\RGE IIimiJT ora dining room, ~lCcellent PrIced at • fraction of reproducUon costa, in Sprinkl8f1, central .ir, up-to-date kitchen, g•• other with " bedrooms, a SKALL bucleet STONEHtlRST - Built in the elptlu. fire .nd burglar S('Curi. rile .nd tbe Ideal home 2~ baths (completely NEFF RO~Z'Iler of Kercheval, lpacloul flat In t)' systems. One of our for retiree. or yaung redont:) .t $46,900. 1968. This C 0 Ion I a I A BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSE .ettin, where you the "he.rt of Gro.. e Pointe ..~ ExeeneDt llvinl finest offerin,.. $127," marrieds. $34,500. TU home features marble ST. CLAIR - 2 family foyer, family room and rooms with u.tinl f1rep11CU, full cliDiDI rooma, c.n actll't11)' watch the .un '0 down from your 000. TU 1.QOO. 1-8300. own terrace, wblcb II jUlt a few .wa)' from duplex, 3 bed room s living room with fire. tltebeU with eatiDI 'Pll:e, aeparat. buementl, .tepa tb. CoWlirJ Club falrw.y. The Poblte bl' onl)' I each unit. New kltch. places, mud room, 5 brick IANiel. Buya lItl this are few u4 far LOVELY FRENCH PRO NOTRE DAME, 781 _ en., 2 furnaces. Good betwetll. Can for partlcu1an. h.ndful 01 propertie. whieh aetllally .but • golf VINCIAL, great F.rms bedrooms, attached ga- COUl'le. Thll II a malJ1iflcent example. • OPEN SATURDAY 2.5. investment .t $43,900. locatloo. Spacious 5 bed. rage and central ..Ir • bedroom., 2 baths plus conditioning. GROISE POINTE VICINITY VACANT LOT in Gro••• Pointe Park llo)uth 01 Jef. room., '" bath., famn)' den M.r the vill.ge. STRATFORD PLACE - lerlOD. Zoned lor two family. PrIced at .12,800. room, kJtchen bullt.iDl, Walk to all ICboola, pri- OuutancHnc Early Am. WERBER PLACE-Hand. BDDEN 1.13 - Elrly Amerkan charm 'bmfeq service stair., central vate lakefront p.rk. A erlcan Colonial. Large SOme 5 bedroom. • ...... :Korou aocl CInJOn. Quiet "'lldeDtIal meet. ODe Ro'bert G: Ed,ar Tom Keppelman all' 'Aod other luxury buy at $28,100. TU family room, ht floor bath Georgian Colonial. aDd a half story duee becIroOm briO, feDeed in .xtr... TU (-0800. l.aoG. uUUty room, two lit )'II'(I.lcleal l'JCaUoD for cbl1c1reD. Nelr '1 M.l1e VIDce Bu&terly "Bink" Gerry OlIOn Large famUy room with Dave DennJa WUlIam Trombley Door powder room., ~ fireplace. Formal din. aDd lIkek abopplDC e"r .. nIA APPROVllJ) - bedroom., 3 baths up, LOW DOWN PAYMENT. JollA Graee Rkbard WaUace Ing room, llvlng room Frank Ruter Bob Monroe Attacbed " ell' ,ar.,e, wltb. fireplace and flr.t JOHNSTONE & recreatiOll roo~ central floor uWlty room. Ga. air .Dd be'lIWul land- zoned be.t, intercom, lCap!n,. CHAMPION R. G. JOHNSTONE rear service ataln. Realtor EDGAR REALTORS • & ASSOCIATES The Hallmark of Broker Depend~bil ity HIGBIE-MAXON TU. 4.5700 886-3400 101 Kerchev.1 116 XERQlEVAL W.eGIO We're here to help YOU! 83 KERCHEVAL AVENUE I , _ ad 7 D mi 2 e 22 em • , " •• ""1 bD • a. s. b_ I ... ~~...... __• ... --~- .. " 'I( '--.;.. ." ... ""j' ;\" ;~' ',,',' ;; PAgl TWlnty .. ight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thur5day, AU9u5t 3, 1972 U-IIA" UTATI 13-REAL ESTATE 14C-REAL £STATE .01 SAL1 FOlSALE U-lEAL. ESTATE 13.,.RUL ESTATE 13-REA'_ ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATf FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE EXCHANGE CADIEUX 1005 - 5 bed. MARLBOROUGH 745. Dutch 9 ROOM RANCH bouse. 2~ A BUY! Pre.stigious South GROSSE POINTE Farms, rooms, 5 baths. Jarge liv. Colonial. 8 rooms. H2 baths, 1511 OXFORD baths. full basement, fully Renaud. 4 bedrooms, 2 beautilul contemporary Purdy and Associates Ing room with year around family room, natural fire WELL.DESIGNED Tudor on carpeted and draped, aU I baths. carpeting, drapes. home, large wooded lot, In. patio, dining room, library, place, gas heat. F.H.A. ap. large lot. 3 bedrooms plus built-ins, corner lot in Excellent condltkm. Star exchange for acreage or 2 mald's rooms. 882.3845. proved. Owner 331.6466 extra room on second f1oot'. new sub. d i vis lon, 19 of Sea Parish. $40,850. 886. resort property. Mid 60's. OFFERS months 'old .in new condi. 3621. Newer family room 18x17. i TU 4.4774. OUR BROKER has been ad. Two car attached garage. tlon, low 70's.' By owner. 33 Preston Place 221 Hawthorne. St. Clair. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, OUR FIRST OFFERINGS yised to offer for sale our $48,500. outgrown home located on LARGE home just bel n g Michigan. 2139 Roslyn road. H2.story, 15-IUSINESS EXCEPTIONALLY fine rAnch located in prime uea 3 bedrooms, reconditioned. OPPORTUNITY of Grosse Pointe-practically "chip" to outstand. West 10 Mlle Rd .• we.~t of rompleted, beautiful lot in J 6855 ST. PAUL Telegraph. Forest View GROSSE POINTE - 416 Gas heat. estate property. ing green from )'our back yard. Three bedrooms, prime Farms iocation. 5 TOWN HOUSE. Alr.condi. LexingtOn Rd.-3.bedroom quick possession,.J. Brown, BEAUTY SHOP. fully equip. two and a hall baths. library. plus screened .nd subdivision in Southfield. bedrooms, large foyer with lioned 3 bedrooms, 11h Truly a family dream ranch - 21h baths - at. 884.1942. ped. Excellent location. glalled terrace (tremendous expansion posslbill. circular stairs, detall\!d balhs, excellent recreation. tached 2.car garage - new home on 130x300 foot lot paneled library with fire. east side. Morang. 'Must ties). Enter on the circuler drive and what land. Fully carpeted. newiy de. family room and kitchen, I MARYLAND, 5 and 5, side sell due to illness. 791. scaping-sensational! with a home approximately piace. family room. kiteh. corated. new roof. Garage. 2,070 square feet. Central including appliances, also drive. 2.car garage, reo 2189. en with separate breakfast Close to s c h 0 0 1s, bus. new carpeting throughout. cently decorated. full y GROSSE POINTE WOODS - An attractive Early air. spacious 21'x14' living room. formal living room shops. No exterior upkeep. American, Jwt seven years old and in wp condi. room with natural fire. Central air. Immediate oc. rented, assumable 5~ % 16-pm fOR SALE I and dining room. also laun- Nothing like it III Grosse cupancy. Must be seen to m,rtgage. Reasonable. 822- tion. Four bedrooms, two and a half baths, excel. place. For comfort a 21'x dry room on main floor, Pointe at $33,000. be appreciated. Owner 884- 5069, 1253-55Maryland. ADORABLE kitten, free to lent family room and large screened terrace. 13' family room with fire. extra large garage. com. good home. 885.1147. Central .Ir conditioning. Available for openiDg place and for that old gang pletely carpeted. Shown by FASICK REALTY 5353 - Open Sunday 2-5. I of schools. get together, a recreation ~ppoln!ment. 2175 HAMPTON _ Grosse 13A-LCTS FOR SALE ONE FREE adorabie gray , " room In basement with TU 1-7710 Tabby kitten with white OUTSTANDING-custom built by Herbert :Mic011 , on Pointe Woods. Recently reo 22588 BEAUFAIT. 40x125. natural fireplace. There is legs. For I n for m a lion Grosse Polnte's most exclusive Pr('Veneal Road, PAUL JANKOWSKI 2017 COUNTR Y CLUB decorated, 3 bedroom col. Will build to suit. 886.1464. too much more to rnentton. BUILDER onial, updated kitchen, full please call 886-8942. overlooking the Coonu')' Club Golf Course. Only DRIVE, G r 0 tl S e Pointe fifteen years old. Central air conditioning. unique We think it's worth $.58,000. ,basement with ree. :oom. For appointment for show. 886.,WG5 Woods, 3-bedroom Coloni. GROSSE POINTE PUPPIES - Free to good brick flooring. lovely fireplaces are just a few '81, IIh baths, low 30's. Bl. $24,500. Owner. 886-7562. home. TU 2.1762, after 5. auets of this four family bedroom, three bath ing, please contact our FARMS Colonial. broker, George Davis. 542. LUXURIOUS living on Lake 6919. FOUR bedrooms, 2~ bath G 0 L DEN RETRIEVERS, 6150. S1. Clair. With subf.tantial BY OWNER-Grosse Pointe colonial with family room 208 LAKEVIEW.-50x300 It. beautillil puppies, 6 weeks YOU wW find this new oUering on a street that dead income, if owner desires. Woods. All brick bungalow plus den, all nice iarge lot. Sewers. gas, !Water. old, shots, champion blood ends .t the lake. If you have been looking for BY OWNER. Charming 4. B'eautiful home, 6 bed. with dormer. 4 bedrooms rooms. kitchu built.ins, and drainage sump are all lines. 889.0130. four bedrooms 1md two and a half baths, your bedroom Colonial with deD, rooms, 4 baths, 18x28 lIv. plus den, 2 full baths, plus large breakfast room, in. Beautifully landseaped. search will end when you see this one by the lovely yard. 961 Trombley. lng'room. wilh Italian mar. counlry kit c hen, living 2~ car attached garage, MOVING to new home. 5- water. Family room and library are super. Open Sunday 2-5. 882-0349 ble fireplace. Library with room with natural fire. corner iot. on CuI de Sac G. M. FIELD year old pedigree male or VA 3-0385. poodle. free to good home. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00 firepiace, large formal din. plar.e, closets galore. stor. street in Woods. Move-in 771-8222 ing room. dinette. modern age space. recreation room condition, Immediate oc. I 885.6261. 20 CO['ONIAL ROAD-Price Reduced! English Tudor GROSSE POINTE FARMS ,kUclJen with built.ins, beau. In basement, Ferry School cupancy. TU 4.7872. LABRADOR Retrievers. AKC architecture on de8d end street, closl! to the lake. Air.condiUoned 4 bedrOOOl, tiful carpeting and drape- ~ACK - Corner Fairholme. -National field champion A delightful home! Five family bedrooms Rnd 31h bath SEMI.R AN C H ries, 1arge foyer with open and?1. Joans Parish. For IALTERR 0 A D. Edge of Suitable for combined resi. stock. 1.385-4267. three bathl, plus maid's quarters. Mutschler with 1st floor laundry 1lIId stairway, basement bas ap~olOtment cal! 886.0936. Grosse Pointe Park, 5-4 dence and office. Rare op. kitchen with breakfast room and pantry. Relax lovely fam11y room. New recreation' area. " car ga. Pnce $32,900. 1,,76 Brys. income, sup e r s h a r p. portunity as there are lew FOUR-YEAR.OLD purebred in the modern f1lmily room with built.ln barbecue. kitchen with buUt.Ins, del'-. rage. 156.foot steel sea '1390 BEDFORD. En g 1 ish Owner. 331.6764. sites oUering this possi. female Beagle needs a lov. or enjoy the lake breezes on the patio with b8r. games room. Exceptionally wall, 154 feet on Jefferson. brick, living r.oo.m. fire. GROSSE POINTE SHORE-S bility. Ing family. a fenced yard. becue. Tbis is only the beginning as to what this good value. $63,500. 1m. Approximately 3 acres. 5 1 882.7286. houle baa to olfer. so U you have a large' family. mediate occupancy. miles ~o e~pressway, 45 place, forma ~mlOg loom, _ By owner. Beautiful KERCHEVAL - Corner you'll want to make this one 11. mllst for viewing. minutes from downtown e~closed.p ." t I 0, modern ~arly American ranch near 'Fisher Road. 60' residen. Johnstone & Detroit, owner will seli on kItchen. dmlDg area. 3 bed. lake. 3 Bedrooms. 21h t:al lot. Priced to sell! 11SB-PET GROOMING 115 'LAKESHORE-A home of great taste with grace Johnstone Jand contract. with mini. rooms •. ~ baths. second baths. family room, dining and chann. You enter the marble foyer and there mum down payment, to fl?or. -fmlshed th~rd floor room. living room, dinette. DAVI ES-MOFFETT SILVER SHEARS i8 a circuiar al'alrcase, living room with natural TU 4.0600 responsible par t y. For ~Ith bath. Convement loca. extraordinary bas em e n t. PET SALON fireplace, activities room with firepla<:e, fonnal more 'Information call 725. hon, c 10 s e to sh~ps, Central air, sprinkling sys. TU 5-3220 dining room. two masler bedrooms with dressing Bring Out The "Chic" 0532. s c h 0 0 i s, transportation, tern. Many, many e"tras. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, room, plus two more bedrooms on the second 1005 CADIEUX. Ideal for In Your Pet priced to sell. by owner. $78,000. TU 6-4226. No Colonial site. Queen of floor. The house has central air conditioning, I luge family. 5 bedrooms Open Sunday 2.5. 886.1376. brokers. Custom Styling MACK-CADIEUX area, one Peace Parish, priced right, sprinkler system, fantastic landscaping, 'llrld an plus maids rooms, 5 baths, All Breeds large living room. patio, li. bedroom Babcock Co.op. 1248 ALINE, 6 room bunga. terms available. PR 5.6028. outatafldlng view of the lake. After you see it. Appliances, air condition. WAYBURN CHARLEVOIX Pet supplies, Lang's dog you sUll won't believe the value. brary, etc. Reasonable, 882-' low. 2-car garage, $29,000. ~5. Ing. Newl)' decorated. TU Open Sunday 2-6. 884.2186. ,3 bedrooms. 1Jh baths. 2. LAKESHORE - Fantastic food. lam's, Beds, toys. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT . . . 1-4782. Owner. car garage, 40.foot-lot, 10catiDn on the corner of Traveling cases, leather CADIEUX - MACK. 3-room quick possessior., $18.900. Carmel Lane and Lake. dog furnlshlngs. harnesses. 909 BALLANTYNE-This magnificent quad.level is Condominium. First floor. Key at: l;hore. leads. collars, etc. in almost perfect condition. The l~ation - The JOHN s. 882.8501. MJEHM REALTY. VA 1-7314 John S. Goodman, Inc. 18499 Mack 882-5574 Shores. 3 bedrooms, two full baths on the upper "On The Hill" level. The lower level has 11. fine r~reaUon room 93 Kercheval 886-3060 overlooking a 8Uper sunken patio. The middle 2G-G::NERAL SERVICE level-well. you will have to inquire. GOODMAN WHEN YOU TH INK OF REAL ESTATE CARMEL LANE, prest!ge. beautiful farms location, FIX.IT NOW. A-1handy men. INC. Painting, plumbing, electri. 78 MEADOW LANE-Where else can you find four THINK OF overlooking lake, reason- cal and eal'P4!ntry. Major nlce bedrooms, two and a half baths, library, Open Sat. and Sunday 12:00-5:00 able. TU 1.2257. modern kitchen Bnd all of this is located on a and minor repairs. Call for dead end street. It's priced in the middle flftles. an estimate today. 884-5471, 14-REAL ESTATE or 884-2750. A real g~m . . . The style Is described as an NOTRE DAME 782-4 bedroom coloniai near ViUage. English Cottage. Addition includes suite with extra kitchen. Fine WANTED family buy, Immediate occupancy! TAPPAN JANITORIAL services. paint- a.BEDROOM Grosse Pointe 900 LAKESHORE-Yes. it's on the water 'lllid a fan. OUR FIRST OFFERING-Situated on 2/5 of an acre ing, rug cieaning. Expert tastic buy. Pleoase hear this, six bedrooms, library OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 of prime Farms land. a 1958 DePaepe huilt or surrounding area. Cash. workmanship. Free esti. and modem family room, ultra modem kitchen colonial planned equally for formal entertaining Prlv8te. 372-5017, evening, mat e s. references. 883. RANCHES - A great cross section to meet mosl - 9816. . !Witheverything. This beauty has a fanlastic view demands. ,- and today's more relaxed every day family style 821-1782. and the fishing is great! I living. THE house with everything! BISHOP B3O-A view of the lake plus 3 spacious bed- 244 McMILLAN-Unusual chann outside and inside. rooms and 21h baths. Den, terrace. and terrific JUST LISTED-Sharp 3 bedroom, 11h bath Early This home was built by Walter Mast-so It has recreation rooms assure family comfort. American colonial, entire house ,newly decorated, to be good. Three bedrooms 8nd 2 and Ih baths- new carpeting. new roof, 2-car garage. Owner plus a Iiurary and captivating kitchen. That', not SHELBOURNE 4'/2-Centralair one of many attrac- transferred. tive features. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. family room. all-The main rooms of the house all overlook a 7S9 BERKSHIRE-Deslgned for gracious entertaining Grosse 2 car attached garage facing side street. quiet lltUe patio with lots of shade. You'll have to and comfortable family living, Impressive Spanish aee this one. VERNIER 95-Need an apartment but want your hacienda with sunken llvlng room, dining room, ARE you looking for a home priced under $68,000? very own cozy home? A delightful worry.free library, family room plus year.round Florida The owner trayS that this one must be sold. You Custom ranch with access to both Woods and room modern kitchen. The second floor offers 4 can have five bedrooms. three llnda half baths, Shores Parks. Bonus includes ter.race, recreation main' bedrooms. 2 baths, plus additional rooms Pointe and bath over 3-ca,:, attached garage .. Is library, recreation room, breakfast room plus a room with fireplace add wet bar. large lot and so many more extras that we don't SHOREHAM 60-New on market. Excellent condition, 1075 BLAlRMOOR-Many special features including know where to begin. fine variety in rooms. Den. terrace, outstanding extra-deep basement. ove.' 2,750 sq. ft., central 804 WOODS LANE - Do you like center entrance recreation room. air conditioning. oversized closets, spacious rooms -Large 10 year old 4 bedroom; 21h bath colonial. colonials? If you do, then here is a gem. It has COLONIALS four bedrooms, two and a half baths plus a library extra.speciaI kitchen, first floor utility. green. The 'Place and family room and all located on a newer FISHE!t 787-4 bedroom, 2 bath (2 bedrooms 1st house. street. The yard Is great, and everything is In floor) on a cbannlng street. Den and spacious 284 KENWOOD CT.-Channing 3 bedroom English in good condition. The owner is moving out of Stllte- breakfast room adds to existing personality. one of Farm's most desirable locations. living so there is an early Fall possession. HARVARD 1305-4 bedrooms, :l balhs near VUlage room. dining room. Florida room, Mutschler kitch. 1372 DEVONSHIR~The classic. A family 'home In a and schools meets family demands without effort. en and lavatory on first floor, Beautiful garden Live great location with everything. We will list - with goldfish pond and lovely trees. To FLAT living room, dining room kitchen with a tn'eak. 276 KERBY-Good iamlly house in excellent condition, fast room, library, fantastic modern family room- NEFF 3B6-386-Very near Jeiferson and Park. 2 units semi.ranch fann colonial style. extra large lot, when you're searching for the perfectly designed. Plus a recreatloll room in each unique and rocmy. Pleasant residential area, nicely landscaped. 2 bedrooms down, 2 beUrooms outstanding residential community for the basement. strong rental demand. Let your lenant pay the up, partially finished 3rd bedroom on second floor. your family ... affording the year bills. 3 WELLINGTON-Cul.de.Sac leading to the lake. 735 LAKELAND-Immediate occupancy, 5 'y~ar old round advantages of Lake St. Clair, good Here'a care.free luxury. Enjoy the lake breezes. CO.OP APT. contemporary colonial. 4 bedrooms, 21h baths. schools, excellent shopping, Four lovely bedMOnls, spacious family room. air family kitchen with all electric appliances. built- conditioning. large 'and beautiful kitchen. Also- WILDWOOD 20909-EJegance and size with 2 bed- ins. Paneled basement, washer, dryer, large established municipal services. and a very assumable mortgage. rooms, 2 baths, den, terl'ace. modern kitchen, full fenced yard. Centrally air conditioned and priced unsurpassed conveniently located basement. 'Double.slzed', in $405. 381 COUN'fRY CLUB LANE-A home within a home below original building costs. activities for children ... of all ages. and overlooking the golf course-the view cannot BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 263 M£RRIWEATHER-Completely redecorated 3 bed. be surpassed. There lire four bedrooms plus an room colonial priced below $40,000. new carpeting, apartment with two other bedrooms, living room, CONTEMPORARIES Each one of the offerings below ha:> Perfect colonial, perfect location, perlect condi. these features _.. and each one is plus a bedroom and full bath, for visiting digni- CLOVERLY-4 bedroom. 2 bath ranch with family tion. taries. This is so unusual that we suggest you and recreation rooms. Owner inlerestedin trading realistically priced ... ready to be call for further information. for smaller Farms home. 1622 NEWCASTLE-One oC the few 4 bedroom homes in ar(,a, large air conditioned family room with sold! Save time and confusion. N. RENAUD-Would you believe two bedrooms and PEMBERTON-Intriguing 4 bedroom, 21h 'bath (Mas- raised hearth, excellent kitC'hen with built. ins, full bath up. plus bedroom and bal.'l down? Library ter suite 1st floor) Family and recreation rooms. beautifully finished recreation room. Drive by first and notice the individual and other special fealures. Carpeting and dra. Greenhouse and grape arbor. per,ea. This home is In perfect, perfect. condition, 794 POfBERTON - Beautiful neighborhood near characteristics each one has ... then and 1111 for under $49,t'OO. COLONIALS waterfront parks and marina, price reduced, 4 contact one of our consultants for N. DEEPLANDS-Fantastlc 5 bedroom, 5 bath. LI. bedroom, 2% balh custom.built colonial with solid complete particulars and individual SHOREHAM-What an oulslanding home. In one of brary. family ro ltm, country kitchen. recreation mahogany paneled 'breakfast room and den, rec. the Grosse Pointe's nicer subdivisions. It's very and billiards rooms, cenlral air and swimming reation room with fireplace. BC'autifully carpeted appointment arrangements. attractive from the exlerior and extremely !It- pool. and draped. tractive Interior wise. Only two bedrooms. so it's perfect for small family or couple, single etc. LAKEVIEW CT. - Outstanding Provencal and the 654 ROSLYN-Priced in low 40's, sharp 3 bedroom, Bedrooms Price The grounds are beautiful. 18ke. Domestic quarters, family and recreation Ilh bath ranch, 2.car garage. Nicely landscaped 711 BaUour ,...... 4-6 $65,900 rooms, study completes master suite. with Japanese gardens, many trees. STEPHENS-The location is superb. Lovely grounds, 72 Blairrnoor...... 3 , $71,500 six bedrooms. library and f8mily room both with WASHINGTON-151 ft. x 320 ft. lot facing E. Jeffer. 1994 ROSLYN-Custom-bullt 1967, all brick automated 70 Cambridge 4 $49,500 fireplaces, modern kitchen and recreation room son. 7 bedrooms, 4 baths, domestic wing, drawing home-first floor bedroom and bath, 2 bedrooms. 403 ChaUonte 4.5 $44,000 in basemen!. Cenlral air, sprinkler system, circu. room, library, sunroom. bath on second. Electric heat with thermosl.aw In 913 Fisher ,...... 3-4 $38,000 lar drive and much more. mo~t areas, first floor laundry, electronic kitchen. 1254 Grayton 3 $36,500 LOT Priced low 30's. FAIRHOLME-Spanklng clean. three bedroom, one 1329 Kensington .. 4.5 $39,500 LAKESHORE-Fine location on the corner of Carmel bath ranch. Two car atlal'hed ~!lrage. Nice loca. 1056 YORKSHIRE - Newer 4 bedroom, 21h bath 861 Lakeland...... 4 " $58,500 tion. Newly painted in an ou!. Paneled and tiled Lane. colonial, family room with fireplace or 5th bed- 507 Lakepolnte ...... 3 $45,900 basement with half bath. Priced to sell. and 1m. RE~ORT room. Living room with fireplace. modern kitchen, medlale possession, brC1lkfast bar. carpeting, drapes, ample closets. 269 Lake Shore Drlve...6 _ $160,000 HARSENS ISLAND-37 acres on channei will be sold Altached 2-car garage and patio, large lot. 434 McKinley ...... 3 $29,900 FLEETWOOD - Grosse Pointe school district, but by lots. 766 Middlesex 4 $64,500 located In Harper Woods, Cute three bedroom, 1104 YORKSHIRE-Now well.priced, spacious 3 bed. one and a half story with super landscaping. LAKE ERIE-Sharp cottage on lake. 6 acres, 4 lots room, 21h bath English with 4th bedroom and 1583 N. Renaud , , 2-3 $44.000 Living room. dining room, two car attached ga. lakefront. bath on third floor. Beautifully 'Carpeted. modern 622 Rivard 4 , $49.500 ragt'. paneled and tiled basement. kitchen with bullt.ins. breakfast area. Fenced 1321-23 Wayburn , 2.F1at $19,900 LAKE HURON-Private lakefront property. yard, excellently located In the Park. CHESTERFIELD TWN.-16 acres, 10 wooded, • 623 West{'llester 4 ~.OOO Purdy and Associates • Open Sundey .::30-5-Just reduced $4,900. JOHN s. Don.t deuy. 889.0500 Clayton C. Purdy, Jr. Mary F. Sclllaff TAPPAN Jame. P. Dansher Marian J. Bode GOODMAN BORLAND.McBREARTY Sue Megowen Adelberg Barbara S. Davis INC. George J. Baer, II 7. Raymond Jeffs 884-6200 REALTORS Frank J. McGinnis, Jr. Paul H. Twohey "On The Hill" 90 Kercheval On.the.HIU 395 FIr-her Road TU 6.3800 93 Kercheval 886-3060 • \ Thursday, August 3, 1972 G RO SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Twenty.Nine 20A-CARPIT LAYING 21.I-PAINTING, /211-'A'NTING AND 11.Q-CEMENT AND 21S-CARPENTER CARPET LAYING , DECORATING DECOllATING BRICK WORK Judge Goodrow Seniors at South High _ NEW AND OLD PAINTING, inside and out- COMPLETE decoraUng. Pa. Stair Carpet Shifted CUSTOMCRAFT side. Paper hanging. In. perbanging, inaured, guar. J. W. KLEINER Repairs of All Types Construction Company sured, reasonable, free es. anteed. Al SchneIder, TU CEMENT CONTRACTOR Clgaret Bums Re.Woven timate. Joe Kustra, 779. 1.()565. ALSO All types Cement, Stone and • Brick Work-New and Re. BUILDERS ~;;.~:~~~~:.~~~:~~~~~~:':'J~~~y~rK.~~~~m" lI046. -1-U---W-A-L-L-W-AS-H-I-N-G case9 Wednesday. July 19. of Grosse Pointe South High: Patricia J a.m e s, Kathleen 1 NEW CARPET SALES & REMODELERS pllirs, Driveways, Porches, Samples Shown in PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. Five cases were dismissed I School, has announced the I J~rrelt, En.llly Jens, Steven WALL WASHING, reason- Walks, Patios, Tuck Pointing • after a hearing, three cases complete honor roll for the i Johnson,. G n r y Kavanagh, Your Home ing and flnlsbing. Special. Additions, Dormers able, free estimates. York. Pre.Cast Steps were adjourned and 37 war- building's twelfth graders. I Kerry Kayssenan, Shannon BOB TRUDEL izing in dark staining. Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms shire Window Cleaning. Waterproofing rants were signed for failure Th R Ada s I Kelly, J,l y Kcnnedy, Mary 294.5896 TU 5-0703 for free estimate. W. Abra. Kitchens, New Homes 882-7418, 885.0894. to answer summons. Ch . etf aAIre jeneSe d a ~l: I Kennedy, Stephen, KCDllel, 2OC-CHIMNEY SERVo ham, TW 1.5924. No Job Too Small • , rls .ne ess,. an r M1Iureen Klska, 1', d war d ICE & SCREENS "Supply own power." Call SPECIALIZING Custom Garages and Doors Neal Andrew Hampton, no I. len, Kather~'n AMmger, Rob. KI f s "Ian'ann. e Klein WALL WASHING IN address listed. pled not gull. ert Arene, Allen At well, Lc~e ll~~,K~nl'ad Mary An~ CHIMNEYS rebuilt, repair- Free Estimates• and Planning ty and was found ~uilty to A 1.1 en Backman,. Ba.tbara Kozlol\'ski. Patri~ja Kramer, PA~:G~~ig~~~G Flagstone Walks and Patios ed, tuck pointed. Heavy DONALD BLI SS I Natural Stone Planters dri~ing under the .mfluence Bailey, Dawn Baklch, Ann Kathryn Kriltz, Ed I\' a r d Decorator i of liq~or. He was fmed $100 Bart~ett, Margaret Bartush,. Kulka, .Justine Kulka, Cyd duty chimneys, screens for LICENSED BONDED FINANCING •ARRANGED incinerator, fireplaces and Exterior Interior ELMER T. LABADIE and hIS license was suspend. Patrice Bassett, Ed war d : L I . I" 'I ard Landu"t ed for 90 days J.l t h 1 Ell B tt T y i ae IUSla, \l~ 1 , , I bird and squirrel protec. Fr~e Estimates TUxedo 2-2064 TU 2-0717 • . ace or, en a. s, err Anne Leilhausl'r. Casey Lis. tion. George Jacob. Deeb, 5~1 Bau,lch, Anne Marie Ba,yer, ton, Pamela I.oomis, Sandra R. L. STREMERSCH ADVANCE MAINTENANCE TU 1-7050 I DOW 881-1024 M8ryland, DetrOit, pk~ gUll. Chrlslopher Becker, Dor~da Magill, Loretta Maher. Jay 40 Years in Grosse Pointe 11K-WIN Cement contractor, nll types 884-9512 ______WASHING ty and was. fo~nd gUllty?f Beebe, Wen d y ~enedLCt. Ma;'tens, Christopher Martin, - I cement and brick work: • Attics • Porch Enclosures no operator s hcense on. hiS Becky Beyer, !rederlck ~er- and Lisa Massengale, 21-MOVING & KURT 0 BAEHR i YORKSHIRE Window Clean. driveways, walks, porches, • Additions • Kitchens person, and paid a $50 fme. e~, L y n n BlascIl. PatrJCla Still others are Deborah STORAGE . ing. Reasonable. Free esU- and patios. New and reo • Commercial buildings Michael Thomas Finn, Blrk. James Blen~an, Mary Mast John Maurer, Paul CUSTOM Painting and Dec. mate!' Insured. 882.7418, pairs. Basement w ate l' 16083 Via Descanso, Cal., Blondell, Kalherme Blum. Mau;er. Ruth Maxon. Debra KEN'S MOVING-Local, sub- orJ.lting, Wan paperlng. 885~894. proofing. Licensed and J 'M SUTTON pled guilty and was found Joh~ Bogan, James B °Alz, ~axwell, Mark ~leCormick. Guaranteed. Free esU. _ bonded. 889.0591. 1677 Brys Drive urbs. One pIece or bouse. mates.. LA 1.5716. ,(.OK Window Cleaners. Ser- guilty In no license plate Judith Bower man, nn, Goodhart ~Ial'lene McCrea, fu.l. Low rates. TV 2.8540. vice on storms and screens. CHI M N E Y, -b-r-ic'-k-,-b-lo-c-k,ITU 4-2942 TU 2.2436 light, and paid a $10 fine. He Brady, Nancy Bres~. Rhonda Alec McLeod Gretchen Mel. driveways, patios, porches, CAR PEN T E R Repairs. also pled guilty and was Brewer, Susal! Bristol, An. linger, Suza;me Michalak, 11A-PIANO SERVICE ALL AR~U!m Painting ~nd i Free estimates. Monthlr found guilty of no operator's drew Bro~:.. ~,~rol ,Br?~, Richarrl \filler, Janet "1oore, ------1 decorating, Commerclal rates. 521.2459. waterproofing, carpenter Major and minor. 884-5471 PIANO TUNING and repair. I work. Free estimates. Jesse ------work, window sills. or 884-2750. lIcense on his person. He was Ant h 0 n J oUl.la. S~bt-.l~n r Jeffrev'\loran, Kevin Moran. ing. Thomas Pettit. 884. Page. 622-7348. G. OLMIN DeSENDER fined $25. Buffa, ~usan B~n~. t ~ t i Charl~s !\rosher. Kathleen 822.1201 Joseph Anthony Deperro, ?USelmeler, and 0 er u'l Murphy. Thomas Niqu~, Val. 2507. IINTERIOR and exterior W1ND~~R~~~ING KITCHEN Jr., 21Z07 Hunt Club, Harper er. . erie i'\orris, Susan Nouse, "I'M BACK IN YOUR AREA COMPLETE piano service. painting, pz.per hanging, FREE ESTIMATES REMODELING Woods, pled guilty and was . Others are LJ'!1dil .C.am, \ Cathleen O'Donnell, K u r t Tuning, rebuilding, refinish. free estimate, 18 years ex. WE ARE INSURED again," Brick and block. found guilty of no registra. LIsa Ann~ Catam, ~Illlam i O'Keefe. Suzanne 0 set e k , lng, de.mothing. Memhi i perience, 884.Q382. 2 3022 laying (all kinds). Most By B.P, lion on his person. He paid C ham pion, . ChnstoPh~rl ' Richard Ouel!t'lIe, Elizabeth reasonable always, work PiaDO Technicians Guild. I PAINTING! Interior. exte- 3__7_ - • KITCHEN ALTERAT10NS a $5 fine. C~arltOD., Den I s e Checkl, Owen, Timoth)' Page, Fred- for myself, 30 years exper. & BUILT.INS Salverio Salvatore Corrado r.IS~ Chlldr"ss, ~arol Chope, erick Parcclls. Carol PiUs. R. Zech, 731.7707. rior, experienced, guar. 11M-SEWER SERVICE ience. All references. A.l • FORMICA TOPS - ANY no address listed, pled guilty Jamce. Clark, Timothy Cla{ I bury. M 11 r s h a II Pisarski, PIANO TUNING and regu. aoteed. Work myself. Rea- SEWERS CLEANED, broken guaranteed workmanship. and was found guilty of per. ton, Rlchard Co~nolly, Jo n I Cynthia Pool. Stel'en Potter, lating. R. Marshall, certi. sonable. 776.1864. Sewers repaired. Guaran. Free estimates anytime. SIZE & Color We replace worn, unslght. mitting an unlicensed opera. Con::o~s, Josephllle ~,o ~ ~hI Juliette Prime au, Jeffrey _f_ie_d_te_c_hn_i_ci_a_n_._V_E_9_.2_30_3.HUGHES BROTHERS teed. Reasonable rates. Most porches can be "new. tor to drive his vehicle. He Cynthia Coo Is, E Iza e Quinn, Scott Ralph. David ly repaired," Porches reo ly tile sinks with a modern 21C-ELECTRICAL DECORATORS 881.0063 or 779.1225. Formica Top. \Vas fint!d $15. Cooper, Karen Crone, Donna Redic, Jamieson Reid, and built or repaired, also fire. . Chomwell, Clare Cro":'lli.er, Albert Ruedemann. SERVICE 5293 Yorksbire ADVANCE MAINTENANCE places, patios, partitions. ~ CABINETS - Colonial Rlchard Timothy Vanden. Emily Davidson, Chflshan And John Sandrock Kate ELECTRICAL------1Repairs. Ma' 882.9750 or 371.8128 _ Electric Sewer Cleaning Call me right now or to. Mediterranean, Conlempo. bu~sche, 1794 Aline, p~ed Davies, Timothy Davlantes. Sands Roberta Schaefer, i night after 7 p.m. 83&.9899, rary. guilty and was found guilty Peter 'Dawson Julie De. 'r ,,' t S h k J seph jor and minor. 884.5471 or TED'S wall paper removing, i~~~~W?rrtL of Impa'red driving He paid '. d I " aroare c en, a Tony Varchetti. • Free Estimates - NO OB. I . Galan, M~ryann Dimon., Schmitt. Kathleen Schneider, 884-2750. exclusively. Free estimates. All Work Guaranteed LIGATION a $50 fine. Theodore DJSante, Lynmane Edward Schollcnberger Pat. ------insured. 565.9555,. 884..9512 11P--~ATERPROOfIHG CANNON ELECTRIC ------1 'Thomas N e i 1 Malpass, Dol son, Elizabeth Donald, rick Scotell a Donald' Sem. 371-0403 20904 Hampton, Harper Craig Dooms, Mary Dotson, mler Julie Semmler Louis COMPLETE ELECTRICAL RUDOLPH TONELLO ELEC'IlItiC SEWER elean. CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION All Types of Waterproofing QUALITY WORK by carpen. Woods, pled gullty and ~as Caf.!1erine Draper, Maryann Sendelbach, Gail Shdre, Mi. SERVICE Decorator ing. No footage charge. fo~d guilty of no. rear vIew DUlka, Donna Dykstra, and chelle Sikich, Groffrcy Sim. 17 Guaranteed Reasonable ter with over 20 years ex. RESIDENTIAL Interior.Exterior Telephooe price. years mlI'ror. He was filled $10. James Eckenrode. onds. Karen Anne Simowski, COMMERCIAL, Wan Papering experience. Cal Roomer, IJcensed and Insured perience in Grosse Pointe. Kitchensremodelell, base- Robert Wesley Kolberg, And David Edwards, £liz. Charlene Skidmore, Timothy INDUSTRIAL 882-0870 Plumbing. TU 2-3150. 885-0612 294-4749 I ments paneled, room addi. 20431 Kenmore, Harper aneth Ehrling, Laurie Em. Slusser. Susan Sparks, Pris. BASEMENTS WATER. Three Mile Drive I 11 N-ASPHAL T WORK tlons. etc. Conscientious. Woods, pled guilty and was ery, Dean Em;berger, Vir. cilia Spencer. Kathryn Stock. 21 E-STORMS AND 25 Years Experience PROOFED "'7 Reasonable Small jobs acceptable. TU found guilty o! no operator's ginia Ferrara, ,Mary Finan, I fleth, Deborah S t r a c h a n, SCREENS ------I BLACK TOP rates, workmanship guar- 4-5372. license in immediate posses. Dorothy Fink, James Fi.sch- Scott Strawbridge, Brian SuI. GEORGE S. DALLY Specializing on driveways anteed. 881-0063 or 779.1225. sion, and paid a $10 fine. er, Anne Fitzgerald, Stacey llivan, Barbara Sutton.llnd PORCH and window screens Painting, paperhanging serv- and commerclals. All work HARRY SMITH . Dennis Joseph Muzzl, 3540 Floer, Debra Ford, 1\1 a r y Theodore Sweeney. repaired. Kaufman alumi- ing this community over 30 guaranteed. F r e e est i. J. W. KLEINER BUILDING GO. Audubon, Detroit, pled guil. Fountain, David Fox, Mar.' Also Kathryn Tavery., Rob. num doors and windows. years. mates. Also seal coating. All types of basement E,tablished in tf and was found guilty ofgaret France, Mark Fr~e. ert Taylor, Geoffrey Thomas, Window . Seal aluminum waterproofing Grosse Pointe Area Since 1937 no light on. registration man, Donald Gaarder, Judith Mark Tho 111 S 0 11 ,1I~ichael windows and doors with 881.7480 After 6 p.m. Fast service. 1M 0 n day I ----_,_____ through Friday, 9.5. 881. All work guaranteed Residential and Commere!al plate, 'and was fined $5. Gieseking, Kathy Gieseking. Thomson, Richard Tideswell, Hellarc welded corners. INTERIOR.EXTERIOR 0867. Anytime, 527-2971. Licensed Insured JameJ Anthony Orlando Gloria Gomah, Bruce Green. Vito Tocco, Thomas fracy, Fred's Storm and Screen RemodeUni Alterations and Maintenance 2661lJ Marilyn, Warren, pled ing, 'Donald Green~p, Eliza. Ty Triplett, Kevin Turpin, Co., VE 9~1l. PAINTING . ASPHALT REPAIR, asphalt TU 2,0717 New Construction guilty and was found guilty beth Gregory, Marlta Grob. John Truba, Jal!et Vander. COMPLETE D e cor a tin g sealers _ machine applied. of no operator's license in bel, Patricia Ground, Donna pool, Arthur Vanderschaff, ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION service. Paper banging and Industrial, commercilll and ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION 885.3900 885-7013 881.4400 881-4400 his possession He paid a Grunewald, Ga i 1 Haddad, Thomas VanLokeren, Jame~ removing. Material, work. residentiaL HOME REPAIRS. Licensed $5 fine' P8ul Hakken, John Halada, VanWingerden, C y n't h i a Wood and steel windows re- mankship guaranteed. For PA,,,,v.RITE Waterproofing placment with new.tilt win. car pen t e r. Chimneys, • Neney Hansen, Terri Harlan, Veen, Sally Verbrugge, Krista estimates call n&IllD. Uuderpin Footing Porches, Roofs, Gutters, G Gar n~ym~s~~~ Alice Harvey, Jan Haughton, Vermeulen, Hi~hard Vinci, dow hardware. Permits Protective Coatings Co. Repair Cave-in Walls 1 2:: I WILLIAM FORSYTHE «iSS-3700 Cement Work. LA 7-4355, g~fI~; ~d was found guilty Kenneth Hawley, Rob e ~ t Diane Vo~t, John W~lt?n, t easy cleaning of both sides Insured Licensed 839.1993. Df the glass from inside 01 VAlley 2-9108 to unable to dlsplav registra. Heels, Pau!a Hefty, LaUrie Ma~y Welksnar, .ChrlStme ~ the house. Insulated or reg- Uem and was fine;} $5 Ann Hendrlc.k s, Susan Hen. ,Weise, Steven WeyhlDg, Ford EXTERIOR ho~ painting. 11Q--PLASTEk~ORK 40 YEARS of experIence, all j ul8r glass. 11.O-CEMENT AND W'W Alfred J :- 463 dtle, Bernard Hendricks, and Wheatley. Anna Wholehan, Well, back to co 11 e g e. NEW and repair work. Neat, kinds of repair and re. Insured Licensed IRICK WORK ,am an ..., PatricIa Heuhey. Mark Wi e del man, Diane Need one or two more clean service. 20 years ex. modeling, new bOLlSes. C. Allard, pled IUiJty and was Also PatrIcia Hob en, Wightman,. Anne Williams, 21G--ROOFING jobs. Call John - VA 4. LAWRENCE VERBEKE perience. Free estimates. A. Patterson, g e n era I found gqllty to driving with Thomu Hogan, Any Hookan. Carol Wilson, Thomas Wise, I SERVICE 7027. CEMENT CO. 759.1676. builder. 886-1464. !itudded snow tire •. He paid son, :Mlcbael Hooven, Vir- John Wiseley. Paul WODd- CONCRETE-BRICK a. $10 fine. 'glnia Home, .Karen Hume, house, and Virginia Zelemik. INTERIOR and exterior SPECIALIZING 10 repairs I FOR STONE- 2IT-PLUMBING AND Leslie Leonard Kocban8kl, ------I ROOFING & GUTTER painUng and paper hang- WAT:Em>ROOFING for 18 years. Cracks elimi. HEATING WORK Ing., Reasonable rates, 30 CONCRETE - Drive. nated. Clean. Jim Black. years experience. Ray well. VA 1.7051. FOR CLEAN and dependable ~~s, :t::n;~l~;'a~a~:~ North High's Honor Rolli CALL ways, &idewa1k., patios, ga. found guilty of speedIng. He ~ Barnowsky. 371.2384. service, call ELMERS RICHARD rage 1loors, cement pa.tch. PLASTER repairs. Reason. PLUMBING and HEAT. was fined $20. F N. th G d N d WILLERTZ R. & T. PROFESSIONAL ing of aU types. able prices, 30 years ex, ING, Plumbing License Kathleen Marlon Gray, or III I-a e ame BRICK AND BLOCK - 1750 Vernier road, pled guil. I 50 ROSLYN RD. TV 1-8170 painting, interior and ex. perlence. Free estimates. #045S6, TUxedo 4-4882. terior. Free estimates. 462 Porches, pre-cast .steps, ex- PR 2-4265. tyand was found guilty of G. Bruce Feighner, prin-I L'Heureux, David Ligotti, EAVESTROUGHS cleaned, Roland, Grosse Pointe pert tuck pointing and PLUMBING repairs. Major f:tilure to yIeld .!he rJ.ght of cipal of Grosse Pointe North Kathleen Lynn, Gar)' ~:aier, very reasonable. Prompt Farms, 882-4586. chJmney repairs. 11R-fURNITURE and minor. llM-M71 or way. and was flned $10. High School, has announced Michelle lIIarciniak, Kyle service, sa tlsfactlon guar. STONE - Patios, walks, REPAIR 884-2750. Delmer Leonedas Buttrey, the complete honor roll for Marowske, James Marshall, anteed. Call anytime. Free YERKEY SONS floweI'boxes, stone repairs 646 Fairford, pled not guilty the building's ninth graders. Karen lIIilrshalJ, Lynne !'tIar, estimates. TU 1.5030. &- OLD COUNTRY LARRY'S CUSTOM and was found guilty fol. They are Susan Abhott, tin, Margaret Martin. Deb. of ~11 tylpes. PLUMBING AND HEATING ot WE SPECIAUZE-Exterior FURNITURE REFINISHING lowing ~oo close. He paid a Linda Adamll, Nancy Alexon. orah Mascarin, Christine WATERPROOFING - B'ase. Residential and Commercial ALL ROOF & painting. 27 years' experl- Antique Touch-Up $15 fine. Steven Almany, Wendy Alt. Mashour, Michael McCarthy, GUTIER WORK ence. ment .leaks. Repairs olInd Remodel 16 Years in the Pointes Reuphol8terin~ Henry Swen Reynolds 37 house, Michael Andary, Amy Lisa Me~'ers, Kathleen Mil. Caulking, chimney repairs DU PONT PAl NTS Lawn Sprinkler Service Water Heaters-A. O. Smith Beacon Hill, pled guilty'and Argo: William A~in, Dennis telbusellCr, Richard Moceri. Gutters cleaned I FREE ESTIMATES LA 1-4519 was found guilty of impaired Aushn, Lauren Bailey, Rhon. Susan Mogk, Ann lI!ongoven, ADVANCE MAINTENANCE Used NO JOB TOO SMALL Permaglass and Rheem ELEGANCE IN TU 1-7410 driving and was fined $200. da Bakewicz, Susette Balogh. Eric Moon, Kathleen Mul. TV 2.5539 Reasonable. Call Evenings. Licen.sed - Bonded • Insured UPHOLSTERING Jame; Nelson Allen 10649 Raymond Barton, Mar y avey, Willia m lIIunac(), De\). 21 H-RUG CLEANING TW 1.5896 772.3116 773.9133 21V-5'LVRPLATING Meuse, Detroit, pled' guilty Beck, Rut~ Beecher, Lynd~ ora.h Ml~rray, Bruce Nichol. Custom made furniture; dec. and was found guilty of im. Bentkowskl, James Bernar'ln, Keith Nickoloff. Mark Ober. orative fabrics;' profession. CARPET CLEANING - Wan 'JIM'S-Wallpaper removed • Silver and Gold Plating proper lane usage. He was Marcia Bertelsen, Patricia ski. Mary O'Connor, Karen CHAS. F. JEFFREY al needlepoint mounting; wasbing. Free estimates. by steam. Free estimates. • Oxidizing and Repairing fined $20. Bichler, Mark Bissinger, Pe. Ol",n, DOllg Ottens. Martin MASON CONTRA(;TOR tapestries and yard; chairs Insured. Call Yorkshire, 559.5635, 557-1207 Detroit • Brass Polishing, Dennis Allen Smith, 14150 ter Black, Henry Blind, Pa. Owens, Willi,Wl Papineau, LICENSED INSURED and s too Is in stock. 882-7418 and 885.0894. and Suburbs. Lacquering Teepler, pled guilty and was tricia Blinkhorn. J 0 ann e Jennifer Parks, Julianne Pal. • Brick • Block • Stone EWALD, established 1926. • Fireplace fixtures found guilty of collecting Blum, Kim Bohlinger, Paul. terson, and Linda Phlypo. CARPET and upholsterIng HI! NEIGHBOR, I live on • Cement Work 13929 Kercheval at East. refinished • Waterproofing lawn. VAlley 2-8993 • junk without a permit. His ine Brehmer, Drew Brophy, Others are Suzanne Pier . cleaning. Pic h e Mainte. Grayton. Painting and wall • Copper polishing and sentence was suspended. Linda Brucia, Diane Bruske, ,ron. Michael PJ'Jtzke, Su. washing, 12 years experi- • Tuck Pointing nance Co. 294-7172, 775- buffing Walter Parker, 3309 Roose. Renee Buczkowski, and Jan. zanne Pollina. Nicholas POPil, 8144. ence, neat, reliable. TU 1. • Patios of any kind 21S-CARPENTER LEEBERT velt, pled guilty and was ice Bury. Sandra Powell. Robyn Priest, 5306 after 5:00. 'PORCHES A. SPECIALTY' CARPENTER WORK found guilty of driving ona Olhers are Virginia Campo, Lynn Prisk. JosephPrzes. 21.I-PAINTING, 882.1800 SILVERSMITHS PAINTING, gutter repair, Paneling, partitions, shelves suspended license. He paid Mary Christensen, Kathleen lawski, Paul Rellll\ Rohin DECORATING (kitchens, ceilings, small minor carpentry, 5 years CEMENT WORK of any 14110 CHARLEVOIX a $150 fine. Chuba, Grant Chyz, Jeannc Rice. Maureen Hoach, Sally jobs, etc.) TU 2-279:1. PAlNTING, Interior, Exteri. e x per ience. :References kind. Bonded, licensed, in. 3 blocks west of Chalmers James Howard D ale y, Ciesliga, Joseph Clayton. Robertson. S usa n Rubin .. , VA 2-7318 or. Experienced College available. ~sonable price sred. TU 2'li988, lifter 6 2630 Newport. Detroit, pled John eochell, Jane CDrte. Laura Russell, Janice'Saad, senior, reasonable rates. guilty and was found guilty ville, Ralph Cross. Jl.13rkCur. Diane Sacchetti, 71rarqucrite M i c k Kllmlay. 886.3540. p.m. or 372.4939. Modernization 21W-DR£SSMAKING 886~282. Jerry Kolakowski, 884~283. of driving on a suspended lis, James Cusenza, Richard Savage, Lisa Schafer. Mark MORE VALUE for your ---- ~------,--- ALTERATIONS and repairs. license, and paid a $100 fine. Danforth Jam e s Daoust, Schatz, Collecn Schleicher, H. CHAUVIN money. Additions, kitchens, He also pled guilty and was Lynn D~claire. Roberl Dc. Karcn Sehee. Denise Sele. dormers, basements, bnth. 1152 Maryland, Grosse GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE CEMENT CONTRAcrOR Pointe Park, VA 1.2631. found guilty to no license claire Christopher Decoster. howski, Susan Shea and ALL TYPES OF rooms, wall removals. plate light, and was fined Angel~ DeFelice, Douglas Carol Ann Shell. . I CE.'.IENT WORK BIDIGARE BROS. PROFESSIONAL alterations. $10. Degaetano, Anthony DeMar. Also William Shikany, Mar. 'PRIVA TE CHAj,lFFEUIlEl): 20928 Anilia. 884-5264. JOANNA WESTERN • Walkl • Drives • Porches INC . ------co. Paul Demars, Sandra garet Shook, Linda Singer, WINDOW SHADES • Patios • Waterproofing EXPERIENCED Alterations Sentence Three 1 Dickerson, Thomas Donahue. Edward Slesinski. patricia. f LIMOUSINE Office 772-5715 • I Andrew Donato. Charles Ec. ,Smith, Vicki Smith. Care; • Pre-Cast Steps - Made to order dress. PAIIH. SMumlS ',I"NOS • Tude Pointing Evenings, Sundays TU 1-6988 kert. Douglas Edwards, Greg., Soave, Hay Spitzley, Katll. .SERYICE KAUFMANN making. European trained. C ht " I "rO.M DOORS, ~NO. WINOOWS_. • Chmmey Repair I' 3446 Devonshire. TU 2.9820. aug SteoIIn9 ory Edwards, Thomas Eick.! leen Stanek, Thad Steepe • CUSTOM FORMICA. Tops, -- hoff, Dalc Ellis, James Ever. I Melis.~a Sterr, Lor; Steven. No job too smaU vanities, kitchen cabinets, Free estimates 21Z-LA~DSCAPING Three -Detroit men were eU, Rosanne Ferlito, and I sor., Janet StranJ:(e. Kathlccn new or resurfaced. Jack placed on two years' proba'j Betsy Fisher. I Swineford, Roberl Tamarelli, GRA."TOP lJcensed and Bonded Schwartz. 777-2400. EASTERN TllEE and stump tion by Wayne County Cir. Still others are James Fish. I Leslic Thelsscn. C111herine PR 9-M27 ~emoval. Insured. 293-4089 S.rvllli Th. SALES AND SERVICE cuit Judge Nathan Kaufman j er, Patricia Ford, Thomas i Thomasson, /lalln Urecl. I'olnl. Ar.. 779-8427 882-1473 REMODELING or answering service. 773- recently. The men pled Furlong, Julianne Gabel,' Charles Vanhecelael"e, 711.1rk 15011 KERCHEVAL I Kitchens ~ Additions 0600. guilty to a charge oC .con. Carolyn Garavaglia, Carmille , Vanderhllssclll'. 10' red C I' iek Gross,i Poin te Cab, San or' Alter • In Ill. P.,k • Brick Work Recreation Rooms • Porches TU6~ • Tuck Pointing WHITTENBURG spiracy to commitla~eny I Garr, Linda Girardi. Donald Van 110mI'. William Venti. TU 2.5300 elated Monda)'l and Repairs LANDSCAPING under $100 I.lflfore Judge Goeman, Christine Guastella. miglia, Christine Vcrsiehele, • Porches and Chimneys Licensed • Insured KauCman in May. I Larry Hag;:, La'lra lIamlin, Marie Vito, Linda Walby. Rebuilt and Repaired Cutting ONTARIO Edging They are Viktor Kazlaus. Craig Hanson, James HarIa, Peter Waldl'nllll'Yl'r. James ADVANCE MA~ENANCE kas, 5215 Elner; Anthony Susan Hawkins, Dennis lieI" Walkowiak. Mar k Waydl" SERVICING THE CROSSE POINTES 884.9512 CONSTRUCTION Trimming Gardening Gene K8zlauskas. 5215 mann, Jeffrey lIincks, Sll.~an PatrJciJ WC!! 1'1.'1'. Sandra FOR OVER V2 CENTURY 881-«00 Elmer, and Roland Kenske, Hoeper, David Hoerner, Da. Weber, l.inda Weed, Marla CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION I Cheapest Estimates Call 571-6145. Ask for John. 5660 Lumley. The men were vid Howe'l, Kimberly HUl(hes, Whitaker. I\lartha Williams, Iv." Sty" of F,'1c, All types of Cement and CHRISTOPHER charged with the removal Roberl 1sllerwood, Gayle ls. Karen Woodard, David Wyho, Brick Work CONST. co. TRIMMING, removal, .pray. of a tire and a doctor's bag seUe, Steven JH8, Cynthia and Mark Zukowski. for yo. All wateJ'prooftng ".d." types of Modernization • Alterations ing. feeding and stump {rom a parked car In North Jensen, Thomas Jerger. Deb- _ All types of excavating WA 1.8282 Addition. • Family Rooms removal. Free estimate •• Renaud, and 1I]a c in g the orah Jevons, Julia Johnson. A nl-:I.PIN(. II.\NU AU work guaranteed Kitchen and Recreation Areas Complete tree service. eal Items in their vehicle earlier Mark Johnson. Marianne Jos. Woods Lil'IIi1'nanl Allan Licensed and Insured Estate Maintenance Fie m 1n g Tree Service. this year. They were stopped sens, Jayne Judd, Melanie Sl'lby llnd ,,(fict'r Thomas f"clll~'" 885.()612 Chain Link AII.Steel and JAMES BARKER TUxedo 1-6950. by Woods police on Torrey Kalwarczyk, Mary Ann Kie. Bnnke anslll'1'cd ,\ call from road. fer, WilUam Kleinert, James a South Hosedlllc resident Rudie StyI.. FLAGSTONE 9238S8S 923.8587 2 COLLEGE bound land. I ------Klimchuk. Denise Kraus, Wednesday, JIIly 26, and as. Repalred.Rep1aced scapers need summer work ! CARPENTER-All types fa METERS DAMAGED Dorcen Krzysik. Henry Kuh). si~'ed her in cleoln;n/: up h('r New Walks and Patios experience In sod, patio Tuckpointln~ and Brick pair and remodeling. Carl Cpl. Edward Behrend of man, Kevin Kurtz, Nicholas flooded basl'Jnl'llt, The base. MEHLENBACHER FENCE,CO. Watson. LA 6.5501. and stone work, also all the City police found three Ladncy. Rnd J