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Entered u Second Clau MaUer at the 15c Per Copy Vol.33-No, 35 GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1972 '6.00 Per Vear 22 Pages-Two Sections-Section One Post Olflce at Detroit, M1chl,an ,
J HEADLINES TheyJre JHelping Out Millage Election IWoods' Decision Ask Voters of the • '. To Approve WEEK ,ToQUIt SEMT A Propositions As Compiled by the Crone Pointe News Passage of Millage Aid for System and Libraries 'lbursday, August 24 Causing Concern Vital to Future of Pointe ALGERIAN OFFICIALS returned the $1 million ran- som a black hijack family Transportation Authority Disturbedi Other Muni- The Grosse Poi n t e Board of Educaticn seeks from Detroit received from cipalities Involved in Providing Subsidy the Delta Air lines on Au- v 0 t e r .approval of two gust I, according to informed Await Further Information lone-year operating mill- sources. The ransom was r age proposals for the turned over to two DiJlta By Roger A, Waha C 1 e 1Rd com m un it Y 's public officials, who aiter receiving 'fhc Woods' intent to 0 onza • schools and public librar- the money, stayed overnight discontinue participation e ies on Thursday, Septem. in Paris, before returning to and subsidization of. the ber 7. (The library pro. Washington. The hijackers, ContInues to Lake Shore Coach Lmes posal is described in the after extensive questioning by Algerian authorities, were after the present opera. B Sh story 'below,) permitted freedom to move tional contract's termina. ug ores The outcome or the school about wherever they wished. tion, December 31, 1972, millage proposition will have has caused concern under Latest Cost Is Installa- a direct bearing on .the aca- Friday, Augl1St 25 the SEMTA, (Southeast. demic and extra-curricular THE CHIEF JUDGE of the •ern Michigan Transporta. tion of $b,OOO Water programs available to young. U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, , tion Authority), roof. The Supply Main sters in thcpublic schools in Harry Phillips, of Nashville, Woo d s council unani- 1972-73, indicated yesterday, that it mously voted discontinu- By Kathy Duff For example, unless the will be sometime perbap_~ f t.. t' t Colonial road continues September 7 millage passes, long aftl!r school starts this ance 0 par lClpa IOn a to -be a headache for both e~,tracurrlcular act iviti e s, the regular meeting Mon- (varsity athletics, clubs. dra- fall, before the court will residents and The Shores make a decision in the De. day, A ugus t 21 . h matics, publications), in the troit area busing case. How- "We are very concerned Village government. T e two senior high schools will ever, tbe attorneys involved and we fully intend to talk most recent development not be operated with school predicted that it might take with The Woods CO\J.nciland is the forced installation tax funds, U the millage elec- two, or maybe three months, proceed to review our pro. of a new water main. tion fails and the public before a ruling is made. The PhO\o by J. Ga!'y Van Auche gram for operating costs As reported in .past issues, wishes the activities to con- three.judge panel bearing One good turn deserves another so the Ma- chairman, MRS. LORETTA ALTOBELLI, pub- and revenues and to explore residents attended Uie Febru- tinue in 1972.73, all of the the matter was asked by the son School Millage Committee presented The licity chairman, and MRS. MARY ELLEN WALK. alternatives to ,gain its !u- ary mecling of The Shores offerings will have to be fund- \,, NAACP to lift its stay which Woods Council with tee-shirts plugging the Sep- ER. Sporting their shirts at the Monday, August ture support," said Daniel D. Council to ,protest the condi- ed privately. prevents U.S. District Judge tember 7 school and library millage vote in ap- 21, meeting are, (from left to right), Councilmen Morrill, assistant operations tion of the road, water main Would Cut Program Stephen J. Roth's intergra. preciation for recent, unanimous council ap. RODGER A. GRAEF, KENNETH W. BOERNER, manager. and sewer system. All middle school and high tion order from taking effect. proval of a Lakefront Park "Paint-In" day Tues. BENJAMIN W. PINKOS, City Administrator Mr. Morrill said he's hope' As the street was a private school students have been en. The court denied the request. CHESTER E, PETERSEN, Mayor KENNETH R. ful if SEMTA can receive road until incorported into rolled both for a reduced and day, August 15. At the "paint-in," conduded by support for the mass trans. the village in 1947, private a normal program. Under the McLEOD, Councilmen CONRAD A. NAEGEL, Saturday, August 26 the committee, children painted signs advertis- partation package, the five contractors managed to make Ireduced .middle school pro- VIOLENCE In North Ire- ing the election. Members of the committee, MARVIN R. BOUTIN and GEORGE S. FREE- Poi~tes and St. Cl~ir Shor~s the street unique in its con- gram which is now scheduled, land claimed four more lives (from left to right), are MRS. JOAN SHROCK, MAN. won .t ~ave to contmu~ .thel.r struction. Colonial has ,the youngsters will begin class at wn.:n a bomb 'Planted in an S?bSldles. These mumclpall- dubious distinctions of being the normal time, ~ut they' abandoned auto killed two ties pay a percenta,ge of ~he the narrowest street in The will leave an bour earlier militiamen and two civilians. .sturhance Mobilize atl.o'n W.ater Rate $5,OO~per m?nth 0.l?eratmg Shores, ,the only one with a than usual in the afternoon. Three persons were shot and Firefighters DI .s~~,~!~JT_,t~SE:MT'!t H .need- sewer bum' under a paved At .,Pierce, for example the wounded in III riot against Plan for ScHools'URay'.eo Hi1te"UTiay" e. ~~od:n~a~~ ~;sp:~~~~i; T:t surlace, and h ~ v i n g the austerity program ,pr~~i~es ~ British 1:roops, it was disclos. Cool After Clair Shores, 25; The Park, ~mal1e~t wa.ter pipe (a four- for an 8:45 a.m. b.egl~mng ed by authorities. The bomb e B Sh 20' The Farms 16' The c.t lOch WIdth, In contrast to The and a 2:20 p.m. dIsmissal. explosion took place in.Ennis. By Boar d 0f EdDcatIon y ores eight. and Th~ Shores f;u;' S~ore's required eight.inch Pass.age c.f the milla,ge will I. killen. The deaths brought Heated Tilt ______C U ...... fm.' . Width). prOVIde middle school young- tl1e total number of fatalities • Oth D' t • L d St' U f au OUS"l" IBm Declared Emergency sters 'with a full six.period to 535 in the three years of Trou bl e In er lS rlets ea s to e trng p 0 Increase Charge by De- In assessing ,the possibili. day, with 'Pierce students' violence in Norlhlreland, of Residents Come to Res- Guidelines for Action in Event of troit Called Sound: to ties of the transportation In .a report a,t thl'OoMarch day ending at 3:15p.m. in- which more than 320 were cue by Providing Two Local Disruptions C R'd $3 package's passage, Mr. Mor- JJ?eetmg of The Shores Coun. stead of 2:20 p.m. The teach- logged this year. _____ ost eSI ents .75 rill sa'id he was "cautiously cll,. Trustee '!. F. Ogden, ers' day will not be shortened Air Conditioners for By Pepper Whitelaw Per 1,000 Cubic Feet optimistic." He added, "We chalr~an of the'Public Works under the austerity program, Sunday, August 27 Headquarters Recent incidents within school districts of the need the support of all the ~omml~tee, re~ommended At the middle school level GREECE ACCUSED the State of Michigan, ' By James J. Njalm directly to the householder. If further measures are'S N B 0 Increments. This figure rep. Tuesday, August 29 Th P k C '1 b a a The cost to the householder necessary. parents of the of. ees 0 USIng By Pepper Whitelaw I applicant and block captain. resents the incrcase over A DECISION,. simpy to jorit; ~rot eOu~~ rron~y', rang~d from $5 to $12, dl;!. fenders ~J11be called as 'will F L T' The Grosse Pointe Resi. I The amount dona~d (mini. $485,132 "1971.1972 budget embarrass the Umted Shtes, IA t 28 proved an p~ndmg on what was to be ~ocal Jl:Ohceand Youth Servo or ong lIue dents Against Busing, or. mum is one dolla ) is reo after cuts." was made by the UN Celoni. ugus ,ap . h pICked up. Ice officers, __ ganized earlier this month, Is corded on the rece' t and on Revenue is estimated 8S alism Committee which rec. 'I amend~ent to. the Rubb.ls The city managcr said Conciliation First The I ate s t word from developing into one or the the certificate. pplicants follows: Property Taxes (Net ognized the '''inalienable c~::ecI\lon t~rdl.~a~ce, :hl~ that the other Pointes and If disorders involved par-I Douglas West. attorney for strongest local anti.busing or. are asked to put \ e certifi. at 97.0 percent collection), right Of the people of Puerto I ~I an o~, e CI \ °a~~ £;\v Harper Woods, and surround. e.nts or other adults, concilia- the Grosse Poirlte S c h 001 ganizatlons. cate in their front window to $504,721; State Library Aid, Rico to self.determination ~~r~~n~~II~; ~~~t ~p discard. ing communities perform .this tlon will be tbe first line of District is that he has ad. To date It has 2,232 pledg. show their support of the $3,479; Wayne County Penal a~~ Independence. The d('. ed household appliances and service for their citizens" de!en~e if at all possible. The vised the Board of Educa. ed members and some 162 plan, Fines, $3,800; tot8l $512,000. clslon, .passed 12-0, ~Ith. 10 Ifurnishings but not broken with the exception that Har. prmclpal of the school or his tlon that there will be no block captains who circulate All funds and pledges 8re Property taxes were com. abstentions, was not bmdmg. concrete or building material pcr Woods charges for the designated .agent will attempt forced cross- .\' .' " Page Two GR.OSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday. August 31, 1972 ------_._---- Most worthwhile inventiuns I~oll1e ~ellow altempted th~ RODS.REELS STOLEN ICity Marina on Monday, Aug. Gives 75 Days have come about because, impoSSible. Five spin rods and reels ust 21. Dr, Geer last sa IV Set Guidelines for School Disturbances ------were t8ken from Dr. WiJliam Ilhe fishIng equipment on ~hal To Trespasser Geer's lS.foot Star Craft date, He discovered the theft (Continued from Page 1) ,be mobilized out of the sight use police control will be Attention boat which was parked at the Wednesday, August 23. Phase Three is the police of school propel'ty a.nd a made by the assigned police Robert Higgins, (no known action phase, If the disturb. ~~~Jl group deploye~ Ifi the officer in charge after he is address), who was picked up MERCEDESBDtZ OWIDS ance deteriorates to the point InitIal encounter WI~ the assured by the Youth Service by Farms police in June for that it is beyond the control g~al of peac.eful dlspo~al officer and school adminis. trespassing on the grounds of school officials and youth Without provokmg the e~tire trator that all allernative of South High School and .I0HN Ir. HOLG•• ofiicers, then this phase will ~Iudent. body .. Th~ coordmat. methods have failed. subsequently e h a r g e d by • factory TraIned a 30 Y.. n bpa.1 Are You a Man go into action. If this phase mg offIcer Will msure that At this point preparations Cilypolice under the City Maehani~QI Experlan~a has to be activiated then the the appropriate announce- for the implementation of ordinance for disorderly per. a Our WOL'k I. 100% GuaronlH4 Without major decisions made are the mcnt i~ made to ~he scho~1 Phase Three or the Police son/possession of LSD, has and Our P,i~a. Are ..... nabla responsibility of the police population, and ~11l contain Aclion Phase will be madr.. been sentenced to 75 days in a Store officers in char.ge, and quell {he disturbances After the disturbance ~as Deh'oit House of Correction. UNION 76 SERVICE CENTER and pnivide security to sur. c0'!l~ under control tile pollee Higgins appeared before 10 Mil... Groo.baek - 779.9540 - 775.9611 Scbool Procedures rounding area 1>3 needed. of.flclals a~d YSD officers I Judge Douglas L. Paterson , The school will follow these Here care must be exercised Will.meet wlUt school person. on Tuesday, August 22, Prior procedures: A representalive that the ,group is dispersed nel m an. attempt to evaluate to that Judge Paterson ap. • of Ute school will be assigned so that it docs not move en ~~at actIOns occurrt:d and t :~sr~~~S~t~~:~o~~s ;~~:~~ I' rom ReA in rooms, inform them of school and state laws and await further instructions on I .,. Carlson's TV ~]:::..- the PA . I Counselors, librarians, en- 20849 Maek gineers, custodians may be Gnsse Pointe Wooch utilized to help contain the disturbance to a certain area. IThe building engineer will Hilrord McL~ughlin assign members of his staff OWNER to see that certain areas such as boiler room, electrical Bankin. panel room, outside doors are ReA locked and a check should be COLOR I kept on the fire alarm con. ~hMIS ! troJ. PORTABLES iphysical education classes i 95 or any other classes outside s:rt 299 the building must be brought buildln. indoors immediately, School switchboard operator or other X1.100 I. more .... n jult ""1 coler. T"'eft school personnel receiving allof ~' ., .. no thU'I' htbe ..'0 burn Oul' ~CA. fla, "IPI'Cfd If_' IMm ~It Wllh lOO'lli'IOttd nil' compo"',nrs threatening ph 0 n e calls ,!!!", should attempt to identify . WE TAKE TRADES the caller. The decision to > tlichll.an t THIS IS MARIlIV HEADQUARrERS 1\ group of corresponding nffilinl~d Home 01Michigan'. No, 1 Cr.dll C.rd banks with combined nssels of 2.4 bIl- 1VI1r:~Ir.I\"'J lion dollars: BANKAMERICARD . In The Detro;t Area! • Michigan National Bank serving No. 7 In Sales the outstate arca. r INSTANT CREDIT I • Michigan B.mk, Troy, O"k\;~nd LVATANV and Livonia Nalional Bank,; servin!!: K DFF!:tCE IMMfDlAlE DEliVERY BART LINCOLN 3400 £. JEFFERSON grcater Mctropolilan Detroit. •._- HUGE SELECTION MIRCURY JUS259:21~HaIl Every officcopen Monday thru Saturday 1Member F.D.I.C. CONTINENTALS, COUGARS, MONTEGOS, MARQUIS, BROUGHAMS, CAPRIS, PANTERAS t , , , ------_ ...... ------~~~------Page Three CoIIIpor. at 55,00 SUMMER ,RAICHLI S IUCKLE 10015 ' LADlES"••m..'s 33" By Pepper Whitelaw to its extensive involvement Despite August vacations, AU SIZES Now Pr. , Pro. businG forces have In the kind of issues raised parent representatives from found an amicus curiae in the Roth case, it can be Trombly, Richard. Defer, KOFLACH -:;:-IlACIII I (friend of the court) in the of unique assistance to the Monteith, Pierce, Brownell, Inler.Faith Centers {or Ra. court in better understand. Kerby, Maire, North and cial Justice, Inc. The Cen. ing the total situation 8nd in South High Schools, along :.,.... SKIBOOI. ter, which has a Grosse helping the court in its re. with high school student rep. SKI Pointe r.hapter, has filed this view of the proposed rem. resentatives attended a joint SCOO, type of brief with the United edy. meeting with tha Martin jJ/~ 'RICED 50: States Court of Appeals of The Pointe chapter's new Luther King Jr., and Sl. • All Slut Now the Sixth Circuit. director (she's been here six Clair Shores par,ents. IFCRJ, whose stated pur. weeks) is Mrs. Mllry Jane Members for a joint steer. Compar. at $125.00 pose is to amellorate and! Hock. ing committee will be select. or eliminate attitudinal and Mrs. Hock, a former Point- ed from each area prior to SCRAMBLE 51RA'0 I institutional r a cia I and er, told the NEWS that the the next meeting. In addi. In 8r:i11lont Rea and Navy ethnic prejudice, maintains Center's purpose in entering tion two sub.committees were that it is in a unique posi. the case is three.fold. First established in response to tion to know and assess pub. to support Roth's findings of parent concerns. A security SAVE UP 370/ st~pr99' lie opinion and attitude in de jure segregation; second. committee was formed to . TO /0 PRICE the specific areas of il'l:etro. Iy, to seek a 'Metropolitan analyze student welfare. poJitan Detroit which would remedy and thirdly, to in. Many individuals expressed on the world's finest skis - NOWI 300 Just Received be affected by the proposed dicate that there are groups the belief that good police During our Pre-Season Sale LADIES' 36.00 pupil transportation in this ready and willing to help im. mallagement in the event of SKI VALur . case. plement the program. busing would protect chilo Its belief is based on the Among the Pointe groups dren and set the tone in the NEW PARKAS 23" fact that its centers are willing to assist in thill man- communit)'. It was recalled Mod.1t 85015 Dnd8502S strategically located in the ner are 'I1Ie Metropolitan that Grosse Pointe police '73 ROSSIGNOLS Metropolitan Detroit area. Coalition for Peaceful Inter. handled problems related to NEW SAVE $45.00 NOW (Centers are located in D('ar. gration.Grosse Pointe Chap- Martin Luther King, J1'.'S 'RAP and SKEEr . STARTER SKI SET born, Birmingham, North. ter, ad hoc committee volun. speech at the high school in '73 KNEISSLS ellst Detroit, Northwest Dc-1 teers, local clergy groups 1968 very well and that any • 'I oCher Alpin. Ikl$ SEASON IS HERE/r7- NEW • Munarl ski boots troit and Grosse Pointe). and the League of Women trouble that occurred was buck" style IFCRJ bJlievesthat due Voters. instigated by outsiders. Thp. '73 HEADS e> Mark.r .Iastomat The Pointe chapter of security committee plans to 00 binding • EXPERT GUN REPAIR • IFCRJ has 13 m e m b e r contact police departments NEW pair • Alum. poles Park Council churches and some 150 vol. to discuss contingency plans • (;UNS I; unteers. Financing is pro. if busing is ordered. '73 FISCHERS Now 98'. I. vided by these local church. • ACCESSORIES .I Fetes Natators Another committee ,vas "S.143.95 I, es and private donations. formed in response to parent J~J I The Park has some swim. Local center offices are 10- interest in what happens to Hart Rogue Skis 9cre' 11 Kneissl 11~ ming team and the city ad. caled at 19875 Mack avenue. SAVE $4'00 I the student in the classroom. 50 ministration honored the nat. Mrs. Hock urges residents to Parents expressed concern B. McDaniel Gun Shop' 5'rO 71 Kneissl ~t:is129 BEGINN'ER SKI ators at the regular council use the Center's extensive Kastle Rally 4 about how teachers would be 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.8200 PACKAGE SET I meeting Monday, August 14. library which contains mate. prepared to deal with any rials on racial problems, MOST MAJOR • Fischer quick or Ba"orla" The c 0 un c i 1 unanimously conflicts between studentS or Open Tuesday o".~ F,id"y 9 a.m. to 8 p,m, I"n'~r1r black history, literature and CREDIT CARDS Kastle lopglass acre' Kastle 14f!O glan skis 1~ passed a resolution compli. between teacher and student. Mon" Wed., Thurs. 9 a,m. 10 6 p.m, economics. ACCEPTED • famous Munart Suckl. mr'nting the swimmers lInd Black parents were particu- Saturday 9 o,m. to 4 p.m. . boots coach Tim Kennal'Y for a suc. Anyone wishing further in. larly concerned that their Kastle Rally 8 6CJOOKastle II's r~~l:ll44°O e Marker elaUomat sl.p' formation on the center cessful season. The vote wag in bindinll ~:j, children "!ould not be harm. 6.0 with Councilman George sh-Juld call Mrs. Hock at 381. ed psychologically by teach. 00 e Aluml(lu ... !,oles ~I J. Verdonckt absent. 9010. 1 - Head Jr. 68 Fischer :ifs 10f)OO I Park swimmers made a lot 00 of waves this year. The team W d Ok' Vandals Break BACK- TO-SCHOOL SALE Hart Hornet 75 Head 240 skis 7tJ- 60 {or example, won the Inter. 00 says City Swim Associatic,n league DID . 101'9 Lamp Fixtures Head 720 208.213 7q- Head TGM 139S' champio?ship for the third Up ex eSlgn SKI SCRAMBLE consecutive year on Ju!'!e 29. 00 And for the second year The The Woods Council at the Someone dam a .g e d two Hexcet 176 BUY NOW! VALUE SET Park recently won the league regular meeting M 0 n day coach lamps located on the fine for beginners 01' dual :n~et. ch~~pionship t.ro. August 21, gave its "o.k": garage of Leonard Salvag. FAMOUS SKI BOOTS NEW MODfI. recreationcl ski"" phy, fmlshmg hJ season With to ,the design clarification of gio, 764 Shelden. The repair GOLD STAR • 1973 fischer pignHL' a 5-0 mark. _ Gilbert O. DeSandy 927 cost is approximately $15. e. Open glnss skis The resolution. which will Hampton r 0 a d reg~rding Shores public safety of-' KOFLACH • 'y....ilo 90 st.p I" TYPEWRITERS binding be. displayed at the Windmill the property loc'ate I 4:.:1;'; ...... __ .. ,lIIIt.. IIII')~SE_.iIIl"r'IIIl'lfit.rtM_1IltfUiIIiI'MIil Ill'lIIlIlltS.' •• 'ilii6t.... , '~iiIIHrilIi'hiri.." '..."ioIi'eilill•• '.,j'.,i' iilriM,;-:';;;;":...;.,' .,... -;..' , _ .... .:...... __ :.....-.-.... -....:...... ;.,;.L __._ <'l ~ I .~ _ _ __ .'.'C'M_ ...... ' ;...~_ ,M!' _...-. __ ..... _ ~~,~ .• ~ ... " ... _"_ ...... 1 _ .... ~~.1.L ...... Thursday, Auguit 31, 1972 Page Four GROSSE POtNTE NEWS' Steen to Play for Syracuse Anti-Busing Groups Rally Supporters I~ovo~~v:n: n~~tf::o~t~:~~ Library's Fate Up to Vote A South High School gl'ad. Gregory K. St~n, 19, hopes fe'Jeral ~ar8halll r~~cting ----- t will b k' h' t b "d i hi thin" to (CoIIUnued from Page 1) over 175,000 pledged mem- Mrs Reeder stressed that againt P010te citizens. (CoDUnued from Page 1) trict's regular budget as they ua (' e ma mg IS pres- 0 e 0 ng s g The Pointes against any piau bers. PrC'!senUy nine other GPRAB's only goal at this GPRAB obtains Itft operat- have been in the past. If .ence felt on Syracuse Unl. opposing quarterbacks thiS/Of forced busing The Pointe suburbs are in t!le organiza. time is to stop forced busing ing income from selling smile $52.0,331 + $46'7,290,490 d these amounts (which total versit)"s 19'72 football' team. season. Greg, who weighs group is one of'22 suburban tionalM Btage.be f of an",. form It Is not and buttons., which read, "Happl. seel.l1k3!Js approvamills '1 °fThea oneBoarar-ye $37,lIOO)ddit' 1werel'b included,Waoretbe SOPhomore defenSive end 201 Ibs., stands 6' I". member cities which have em ra 0 the GPRAB does not Intend to become ness Is Walkmg To Your operating rate of 112 mills a lona I rary m • re. Board are Andrea Reeder, politically involved. Neighborhood Schools," and ($112 per $1000 'of local quire&. would be .0836 miUs chairman; Kay Cooper, vice- She said the group will be- from private donations, Any state equaUzed valuatJoil'- or.a total of 1.20 mills. chairman: Merllee Franek. gin boycotting schools 1m. pledge monies are held in hnlt (he sale price) If the library miUage is BILL REPPERt. secretary: Donald J u e 0, mediately if the courts order trust in a separate bank . not approved by the electo. treasurer; Pet e r Macres,' children to be sent away account. lfthe pledge monies Other costs for the opera. rate on September 'I, 19'12 • I ' trustee, and Ulysses Saros, from the I r neighborhood are not neOOedfor 1,egalfees lion of ,the public libra,~y are the amount needed to op. DOWNTOWN . • trustee. schools. "We must have a they will be returned. Per. 10 c I u ~,e d under Fl~ed erate the library from July 1 Mrs. Reeder told thA complete boyott to be sue. sons who sign pledge cerli. Charges In the operating to approximately september I.IBmI , NEWS that the gr~up haa cessful," she added. ficates should keep them and budget. of the school ~yst~m. Ill, (presently estimated at Irad three area meetings and According to Mrs. Reeder return them to the board, These 1Dclu~eho~pltalUaUon, $100 000) must be secured Invites You To See Lew Novak Is currently planning: more the boycott must last until who in turn will refund ell long.term dUiabUity and life froP{ oth~r current revenue For Your Next New or Used Car such meeUngs in individual the Supreme Court overturns monies collected. Any money insurance, (estimated at ap' o£ the school system. This school districts. At the Aug. the federal judge's decision left over will be voted on proximately $23,000), admin- will mean fur.ther curtail. If YOII have shopped, and have a p,ice ust meeting at Parcells Mid. and. until the peoplll are by the members and don- istratlvi: personnel and pay- ments in the school's staff in mind, make us an offe,1 die School some 260 people guar..nteed a Constitutional nated to a charity of their roU costs, (estimated at ape and program for 1972-73. signed pledges and 77 per- amendment to prohibit busing choice. proximately $14,lIOO). No ----- • Chauffeur Service to Your Downtown Office or sons volunteered to serve as forever. She said, "With For further information recommendation has been One reason the doUar buys bloclt captains. 100,000 children out of school, on The Grosse Pointe Res!. made that these amounts be Lew Novak Downtown Shopping Area Speaking at that session we feel the government oW. dents Against Busing's Unity segregated and included as less is that it h8S more to were Alex Brown, originator crals will m(\ve fast to reo Pledge call 885-2621 or write a part of the library mWage. buy. A Good Man 1833 E. JEFFERSON 0f the Unity Pledg~, from Ueve the situation." The Grosse Pointe Residents As long as the library con. ------Roseville. and Joe Nemeth She emphasized that there Against Busing Unity Pledge, tinues to be a part of the If your memory Is poor, To Know WO 3-4700 1 from the St. Clair Shores will be DO violence. ''The pur. P.O. Box 1lO59,Grosse Pointe school s!stem, t~ese co~ts it's a good Idea to sUck to . Unit Pledge Group. pose of thll pledge plans to Woods. 48236. will be 10cluded 10 the dis. the truth. "GROSSE POINTE IS THE PLA.CE TO LIVE ... when you're searching for the outstanding residential com- munity for your family-affording the year round advantages,of lake St. Clair, good schools, excellent 'shopping, established municipal services, and unsurpassed conveniently located activ- ities for children-of all ages." sibility by advocating and gaining ap- Those lines above describe how one spires enterprise and in'lproven'lent ,;5 We know the value of a dollar. And of our property. We know that the proval for a separate millage vote for real estate firm advertises its offer- dulled. quality of a school system has a direct the Library System ... real izing that ings. all can be lost or WON on Sept. 7th. If by fault or default any internal divi- effect on the value of our property. (and do we want any lesser quality It also sums up how most of us feel siveness causes our libraries to close The School Board stepped up to its of education for our grandchildren about Grosse Pointe-and why. Even ... or our educational system to deter- responsibility by setting just one, then than for our children?) That's why to thousands outside its boundaries, iorate ... everybody lose I. Only the a second and finally a third millage most of us are proud to support our the Pointe is indeed the place to live. "envious few," outside Grosse Pointe, figure for the election. Why was the It has always been regarded the lead- would find any measure of delight. libraries and school system. rate changed and adjusted upward ing community. with an exceptional Some, however, focus their frustration twice? school system and residential stand- Our 60,000 residents should be proud over taxes and inflation on the closest ards weH above the accepted norm, Because during the past few weeks to be Grosse Pointers. And most of us. available target-local millage elec~ for sometime have demonstrated com- two more reductions have been made tions. Yet we are for local control ••• Because true Grosse Pointers. we be- munity pride. in anticipated state aid funds ... lieve, would want it no other way. against big government-against reI- funds originally established to help ul.tion without representation. When Some of us (now diminishing in num- Grosse Pointe maintain a quality we fail to support a modest, local mill- With such leadership, naturally, are ber) were born at Harper Hospital school system (the Grandfather clause age request, we give aid and comfort certain responsibil ities. To paraphrase and rai&ed in the Pointe: Like our elimination cost us $100.000). to those who would coritrol our af- a famous Cadillac advertisemen~, our fathers, our grandfathers and their fairs even to the content of our chil- community must be willing to "pay fathers. We support our community. How much will it cost us if the school the penalty of leadership." We, in the dren's textbooks. - and library millages are approved? Pointe. must be willing to "live in the We've been dubbed traditionalists. A Escape was motivation for some of us $34.80 on assessed valuation of $15,000 glare of publ icity ... be singled out few of us, though, feel that loss of in moving to the Pointes during the $46.40 on assessed valuation of $20,000 for actions against our School Board, local control can be exchanged for last 10 years. We breathed a sigh of 69,60 on assessed valuation of $30,000 social criticism deserved or not, from promises that someone else ... some relief as we crossed the city line. Most every quarter," Governmental unit will somehow pre- Many smokers spend over $200.00 a of us now real ize that Grosse Pointe serve the special interest or essence year for cigarettes. What do you is a very special community where We must be willing to face the "slings of the Pointes. (i.e. A Grandfather. spend on cigarettes, liquor or the hair- citizens for more than 100 years have and arrows" of those without and clause for our school system. for ex- dresser in on. year? Education really lived lives of quiet dignity. rooted in within. ample--has been el iminated) . costs very little. family life and nourished by church ~ust continually defend our- This is the "tender trap" individuals and school and library. But there's So now, it's time for all of us to step selyes, our stand,r>:! of living. and communities fall into to thei!' dis- something more than this, isn't there? up to our responsibility. It's time to We must realize that the quality may and disillusion. Some may con. rally around and support the schools Who benefits from an outstanding sider it "gracious" to go along with and the libraries ... THE MILLAGES of our li~e here is expensive. We school system? We all do, for differ- change. But when it affects our ARE FOR ONE YEAR ONLY (forget must be willin~ to pay the price. ing reasons. sc;hools and libraries, it strikes at in- about bussing) ... Let's show our- selves and others that we can unite- Once our community reaches the stitutions that have strengthened our And for whom have we built a fine that we will pay the price of leader~ point where it has n() service from its way of life materially. What is "gra- Library System? For all of us, for dif. ship. libraries, , ,and only an average school cious" is not necessarily really needed. fering reasons. system, . , it is well on the way to For as the Cadillac advertisement c:on- Working like HELL was the way many And not the least of these reasons is becoming just another community. c1udes .. , "I f the leader truly leads, of us (a growing number) earned that no community deserves the ac- Slowly but steadily the quality of life he remains the leader ... that which enough to move into the Grosse colade of "outstanding" unless it has and living deteriorate. is good or great makes itself known, Pointes. In the 40's, 50's and early equally fine schools and libraries. no matter how loud the clamor of Property values decline (a lesser value 60's ... we came to a community denial. Th.t which eI.serv •• to live- set by others), And the fine cutting which offered and delivered a better The Board of Directors of the friends of the Library stepped up to its respon- lives." edge of neighborhood unity that in- quality of life than we had before. Your Yes Votes Will Help make it SO! Advertisement paid for by September 7 Library Qnd Millage Committee! J ------~~------PAge Five Thursday, August 31, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS IMemorial Church Offers Appointed IRuins Her Car \Hitting House lIE that our 9th grader • • • and a Sunday Carillon Recital Mrs. Ellen L. Dossin of 737 nology classes at Ann Arbor Shoreham, su£fered only mi. lot of other 9th graders • • • will To celebrate the 20th Annl. nor head and knee iniuries on versary of the Grosse Pointe and Toronto this summer, The teacher of the carillon. Sunday, August 13, when her Memorial Church's 47.bell automobile ran off Maumee go to school only from 11 A.M. Carillon, a recital will be neurs Is Mrs. Beverly Bu. chanan, carillonneur at Christ avenue, crossed Kensington played on Sunday, September and crashed into the front of to 4 P.M•••• if you .fail to 3 from 11 a.m. to 12 noon. Ch u r c h, Cranbrook. The works to be performed in. the home of the James S. James Scott, head Carillon. B'arkers, 1025 Kensin,gton. neur, will be the recitalist elude both early and modern LINCOLN Park police at the scene VOTE YES at tbe baton console in the carillon literature, folk.tunes, hymn.tunes and traditional said that the car struck the Tower. corner 'slab of the house for the one-\'ear SCHOOLMILLAGE 1'he recital will begin at music arranged by the per. former. A printed program porch, knocking the por1:h out the conclusIon of the 10 a.m. with program notes will be of line, and the v e hie I e on September 7th? service when the congrega. crashed through Into the tion will move outsido to the available and before each piece Mr. Scott will give bell house. The auto a brand new Melissa and George Maghielse lawn and parking lot. Follow. Cadillac, EI Dorado, was a ing the concert. people will strokes to correspond with the number indicated On the R;cently reappointed to the total loss, it was disclosed. be allowed to visit the Tower MLchigan State Board of Ac. and see the bells and meet program. The car was embedded so The present 47'bell carillon countancy by Governor Wil. tightly ,inside the building, the young 'artist. The climb liam G, Milliken is Shores to tbe Tower is 88 steps long was begun in 1927 when the that it required two wreckers I first 8 bells were installed. Pre sid e n t GERALD C. to pull it out. from the grnund or the eleva. SCHROEDER, of Shoreham ;;;Aii_&kun~~IIC.tor will take people to a hall. In 1952, 39 more bells were A police report revealed added as memorial gifts by road. 1:10, Kercheval on-the.Hill TU 1-5000 way landing. that Mrs. Dossin was travel. members of the parish. The It'sthe second term for ing web't on Maumee. On ap. Mr. Scott, the son of Dr. names of those remembered Mr, Schroeder who was again SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20,000.00 ALEKIN, lEASING MGR. and Mrs. Morrion Scott of proaching Kensington, She are cast on the individual re.electel1 chairman by the drove through the stop sign the Pointe, attended campa. bells as well as inscribed on other three persons who com- and flashing red light, cross------_._------. ----- a bronze plaque placed in the plete the Board. Also serving ed over Kensington, traveled four.year terms are Elliott H. COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS NaL.thex of the church. The over the ,lawn in front of the DETROIT 1890 I Kellv at Moross-OR 2-8877 music chairman responsible Phillips, of Ridge road, an attorney; and ,two account. Barker residence and crash. EAST DETROIT 15751 Nine Mite at Gratiot-PR '.8820 for this major installation ed into the edifice. GROSSE PTE. WOODS 20247 Mack at Hunt Club-TU 6.1080 was the late David Hamil. ant.'l, Everett M. Hawley, Jr., of South Oxford road, and Officers at the scene said GROSSE PTE. FARMS 63 Kercheval "On the HiU"- TU 6-6661 ton. Through his efforts, the that The City of Grosse Pointe ' This Week's Council at its August meet...... , T. 7th I Its not all bad... ing approved a resolution amending the 1972.73 budget Bell Ringers appropriations to incorporate Price Efeective August 31st, -Sept. 1st and 2nd salary and wage benefit agreements and ratifying sal. Closed all day Sun'day as usual ary and wage settlements for • Closed Wednes_days 1 p.m. public works. office and ad. .1 urge your support for the nPnistrative personnel and authorizing Dennis Foran, Di- rector of Finance, to spread GUNSBERG'S appropriations among var- Delicatessen Style Crosse Pointe Schools and Libraries ious departmental account~. Some $40,000 was taken - Msgr. Canfield out of the public improve. ment appropriations to cover CORNED BEEF 95~ salary increases for all city All Center Cuts - Ready to Cook departments. All city employes received average increases of 5¥.1per- • Grosse Pointe Real Estate cent in line with the Wage Price Control Limitations. Room and ,board benefits B.oardrecommends support were increased from $60 per The Welcome Wagon day ,to $70 per day for all City employes. for both propositions hostess will help! Employes of the Depart- ment of Public Works will new receive $4.45 per hour Call today: P.86.' 55' 881.5791 as compared to $4.25 hourly. • As Individuals and Residents- They will also receive one the Mayor and Councilmen S additional paid holiday. "\ of Grosse Pointe Shores • As Individuals and Residents- U.S.D.A. CHOICE the Mayor and Councilmen BONELESS of Grosse Pointe Park FINAL CLEARANCE CHUCK STEAKS .....95~ • As Individuals and Residents~ ON CENTRAL AND WIDOW FRESH ------.. the Mayor and Councilmen •• CONDITION.' UNITS I ~~G:OWN 29(: WE Hi\.VE IN STOCK: ~RN ~~~:s, . of Grosse Pointe Woods • BRYANT CALIFORNIA • CHRYSLER AIR TEMP • As Individuals and Residents- • COOL-CUBE the Mayor and Councilmen VERY SPECIAL PRICES BARTLETT PEARS.....27L~ fOR UNITS IN STOCK of Grosse Pointe Farms IMMEDIA TE CAll. FOR FREE INSTALLATION ESTIMATE CLOSED MON., SEPT. 4 • Mayor and Councilmen of Limited Supply of OPEN ALL DAY Chrysler Ah Temp Window Units WED., SEPT. 6 Grosse Pte. City support the FLAME Sept. 7 School and Library 'No Ca"Y a Cetnpl.t. Selec'ion of Fino Wine. anil Uquon to Complemont Ev.ry M.;l FURNACE CO. Qualify and Service as always ... Millage 11621 VAN' DYKE 571-4610 \ l .' . , :t ,J..< " , 1972 'f Page Six GROSSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, August 31, -I Shores Studies Drops SEMT A Support 'Pop' Pooch's I Assault Youth Riding Bicycle ' I A l6-year.old Fairway res. I at Anita avenue, west of '. Bike Hazard (CC!1tinued from Page 1) have to take the matter Head from Bed ident was assaulted. while Mack, and Vias returned to ' the red as of september 1971. under review and wait for riding his bike behind Car- him. men's Pizzeria and Restau. The youth who struck the : By Kathy Duff From September 1971 to official notification lrom The Some dogs do the darnuest rant, 20745 Mack avenue. boy was described as II tall, . For the second time, Shqres March 19'12 tbe six municl. Woods." said City Manager things. fake the case of an Trustee Allred R. Glancy, Wednesday, August 23. wl~itll male .with light brown BEFORE' AFTER A Treal lor palities faced a bill of $10,000, Thomas Kressbach 01 Grosse Oxford road pooch, for in- Jr., expressed his concern noted Mr. Morrill. And from Pointe Cily. He noted that The boy told Woods public hair, wearmg a flowered I stance, the entire lamily (lver the bicycle traWc on April to June they 81so time was needed to give the saiety officer John Albrecht sbirt and blue jeans. A sec- CHIMNEY SERVICE 1m, that he was approached by ond youth also was' a tall, Rebulll.Repalred'(;hlmney Cove'" Lake, Shore road. In particu. were billed $10,000, he said. situation "careful thought." Elsie Friedrich. 1461 Ox. . I .th bl k d Inelnerator liCeeena • VlolatioDi three youths. One of tne white ma e, WI ac me Corrected.Tuek Polntlnl lar, he stressed the danger So lrom September 1971 to Need Further InCo ford, contacted the Woods -I of cyclists traveling without Department of Public Safe- youths attempted to strike ium length hair, a small Advallc, MallllllallC" Jlme 1972, the total deficit Park Councibnan Douglas ,Mack at Anita lights at night. was $20.00{) ior all six. ty Monday, August 21. and him but in deflecting the beard, and wearing a leather \, III''''', G. Graham, his city's repre. said ber "four.footer" had blow with his arm, the hoy . k d bl k t "I want to go on record In explaining the council's waB hit in the forehead. He J_a_c_e_t__ an a_c__ p_a_n_s_. ------stating my concern belore sentative on the SEMTA ad. his head stuck in a bed. Two action. Woods City Admin. visory board, stated, "We the first lata 1 accident occurs istrator Chester E. Petersen officers came to the re~cue dropped his bike and fled on Lake Shore," Mr. Glancy have taken no action regard. of the distressed dog and down the alley. e~pressed his concern that ing renewing or not renew- slated, He then pressed for the transportation packagil released him by sawing the A short time later, bis ing the SEMTA contract. We legislation to prohibit bi. won't pass. and the coach bed headboard. bike was discovered parked haven't been presented with cycles on Lake Shore road. line couldn't continue to any figures or SEMTA's fore. ViII a g ~ Superintendent operate without purchasing cast on equipment or e>:pens- Thomas K. JcfIeris reminded six new buses. This, plus the es aud losses. When we reo the trustees that l:cycles are deficit. would cost the city Announcing ceive this information, we considered' veb1c1ell under an estimated $75,000 to $85.- can better appraise this city's 000 by the end of the year, he Michigan state law and share position. " all t!le privileges and restric. noted. NEW ENGLAND tions 01 any motorized ve. Mr. Morrill said he would Continuing, Mr. Graham hicle. have to talk to Mr. Petersen said when the time comes the His position was supported on this and added, "Their city will take whatever ac. CLAM BAKE by Shores Attorney William (The Woods') share would tion best serves Park citizens. Killebrew who said that the not be anywhere near that." He added that action on the village was powerless to pass Arriving at EsUmate transportation package may ., Whole Live any ordinance restricting bi, In replying to Mr. Morrill's dicate which way The Park , Maine Lobsters cycle trallic on thorough. statement, Mr. Petersen said will go. " Steamed Clams fares. by SEMTA's own admission a new bus would cost between & Homelnade At John's Island.we've relocated more trees However, Mr. Glancy was Clam Chowder not satisfied with these judg. $42,000 to $45.000. Six times ments and again express~1 ~,OOO, for example, totals ., Corn on the Cob ~hanother private Florida communities his concem stating tbat bl. $270,000. and 2/T percent. have removed. Our residents moved here cycles are not licensed ve- (The Woods' share), of that hicles ar.d pose a safety haz. makes $72,900. This is how Your Host to enJ~ the environment. nOt displace it. ard when traveling with 35 Mr. Petersen said he arrived mph tramc on Lake Shore. at his estimate. MIKE BRUNTON "Maybe he's aware of fed. In order to remedy the (Formerty Owner of Captain Shumway'sl John'sIsland is that kind of place. situation, Mr. Jefferis pro. eral or state aid that I'm not posed that The Shores es. aware of," said Mr. Petersen. Cockt.i1. - Dining D.ily - M.. ting Room, tablish a bicycle lane by al. He added that unless Mr. RETURN eNGAGEMENT hnqw.t Ac~ommod.l1on. loting five feet ol each side Morrill has information the • CI...... artles • 'atl. h, I Q. Weile Rcy D, Chapin III. Presidenl. •• 001 51. 'om_ • Elc.tl ... t Docking for bicycle use. Each thor- city doesn',t have, he feels Barbara Ryan 'Klllt_ • 5w11ll1ftl1l9'00I • Sho.. ~r Fadllri .. oughfare measures 27 feet that's what the situation will • IIIr.mllllllnt PrI.'Sat, Iv.lntl Streisand O'Neal across, and each lane would be. • !~~~s~s~!~~r~e, Vero Beach, Florida 3296'0. span 11 leet, allowing five However, the quel'lion re- leet exclusively for 'bicycle mains-Will the other Pointes "WHAT'S UP use. follow The Woods' action; P,ivacy, Champiunship Dye Nocklaus Eighteen. GO,If Cotla~es, "Forward.looking commun- When queried, Mr. Morrill DOC"(Color) jo/m!;JsIond Oceanfronl Condom, mums. Private Residences. Club House. Beach & ities are establishing bicycle shted that he couldn't speak Ruled 'G'-All age. odmilled lanes," Mr. Jefleris com. for them but hoped they Tennis Club, South Village CondominJUms, 2V, miles of Ocedn Bedcll. mented. would 'continue their support. His suggestion was taken "Stale 01 Bold" 100 N, RIY~ ROAD into consideration by The The situation 10 the other Mt. CIeMeII.. Mich. 4100 Shores trustees; however, no Pointes seems to be a "wait trustee endorsed the sugges. and see" attitude. Farms tion for future action. City Manager Andrew Brem. One trustee mentioned that er said more time Is needed the sidewalk curbs at the to consider The Woods' Be. Lake S h 0 r e intersections non and to discll5S the situa. were sloped to allow fairly tion with SEMTA. At the smooth transitions })&ween moment, The Farms is in a hlocks. and that he ft'lt that "state of hold," he added. sufficient. Shores Village Superintend. Residents in The Farms re- ent Thomas K. JefIeris uid cently pressed their council the matter hasn't been talk- to break down Lake Shore ed about a5 yet, and noted. curbs at intersections. How- "We certainly can't foot the Citizens of Grosse Pointe ever, Farms City Manager bill for the whole thing." Andrew Bremer mentiJned "At this point in time we the possible $3.000 cost and an inventory of the treasures the council decided that The Farms had mare pressing fi. nancial demands. SEWER you have in your libraries ... Closing the discussion Shores President Gerald C: TROUBLE? Scbroeder said that the Pub. lic Safety Department would at the three Communication Centers we share be asked to entor~e strictly the Michigan law which reo quires bicycles travelling at together here is what we have on deposit · · · night to have strong head. lights. He hoped thi! mea. sure would aid cyclists' sale- "A Great Library Contains the Diary of the Human Race" ty when riding on the busy thoroughfare. Audio-Visual Tools Loaned Free (With Library Card) Detroit Hilton is 16mm SOUND FILMS Admiral !lyrd Apr,1 and Her Baby Lamb Air For~e Story bian Earth Alen Wrench Set Micrometer-Z'; Alukan Earthquake Bear Country Auger. hrt~ !Jiter BOI Alllazon Falllily Beaver Valle~ Awl, Sewing Hail Punch Set great Convention Allericall Fla. Begone Dull Care he, Double hce lIiPf,ie Ellraclor AIIlerican Road Beyond LSD Benders. Conduit Onl, Pick Matlu A.erican Tillie Capsul~ Bicyclisl BOOK5 Bibb Resealer Pipe Cutter bllSi The Spider Big loments in Sports (Over 135,000) Bil, hpansite-l".3" Pipe Dies-'h".lW' facilities batole Big People-Little People ait, Screlldrinr- Planfs-7n An~ienl Afri~ans Bill of Rights in Aclion Brace .. Yankee Pliers-Long Nose. Oiagonal bcienl Emtiu Bird Islud Bits. JIIelll-%" Cut, Side CuI At the drop of a fork we can banquet Ancienl 'ernlln Blue Men of JIIorocco lits. Wood-%".l*" Plumb Bob BESTSELLERS Boll Cutter from 10 to 1000. Exhibif areas for An.ry Ioy ... plus many olher films Post Hole Diggers .p.ll0 a BIOGRAPHY Brace, Wood Pruning Shears Ihose who want to display in PHilOSOPHY Calillers-Inside, Outside, Slide lIule. htens~n 6' a professional setting. All 8mm SILENT FILMS ECOLOGY C ClllDPS-1 ".52" SIWS. Rip AIt"h Hitler w. C. Fields Carpet Knife while you try 10 act un- BIOLOGY Saw S" Alrican Ii. Ca.e Walt Disney Cement Edger and C~ment Screwdrinrs impressed with AI Uoari (Haro" lloyd) Circus F~ms RELIGION lointer Sled,e Hlmmer our pampering Allericano (Douells Faifhnks) Trnel Fnms HISTORY C'aisels, Brick, Cold-II". Snippm. Ceramic T~e services and Lawel ani Ilari, rilll Per~s 01 Paul;',. ART Wood"oule, Wood '1\" Scoht Wren ch Se I lac" Se... tt f.s RaillDad f~ms HI" MUSiC Speed Indicator accommodations. 1Ie'11'lIe lit,s ... to name but a few. Climps. Corner; Hand Screws Spo\e Shues Detroit Hilton Hotel LITERATURE Counler Sink, Wood Squares Washington Blvd. at CASSETT~S (A sampling of 200 titles) FICTION Catlers. Bolt .. Wire StllllerS lie I~ lI"sc", IIarl Hau Adunlure in MYSTERY Ditider-12" Steel Filures Grand Circus Park Dony Blick 'r.,ra.s GBed Music Serin ENCYCLOPEDIAS Steel Numbers (313) 965-7800 Door Hole Culler Stretcher. Upholstery l~. P.triI~ Patrick 1ItlIry. '1f 'Ill be. SOlSln • DICTIONARIES Life aR. l.es .f Ian Twain The Gns, In Their Soul Draw Knife Tack Clnw TlIe Allnll. Ir. fm,t The Siory of Ihe lells SPORTS Drawing Tools Tap and Die Set C'arles Dickens To Pul You in Ihe Mood GAMES Drills T.pes blension Brace and Bit TlIe General Eimhwer Whit's ill • 1I'lIIe? MEDICINE T~e Snippe rs riles TiIlI~, Lighl, Aalomatic PattOR . . From Paris 10 Broadway LAW I Hear Allerlta Slftglll' . . . aM a 1I0re in 1M Flaring fillure Tin snips The lIIaster Detectlu nries. LANGUAGE knles Trowels (SlIerlKk H.. n} Old WOlllan and Her rig TRAVEL Hack S.ws Tube Culter lemhi Hamlllers Vises Witcllcr.f1 Jack and tht PHOTOGRAPHY Hlt~hel Grosse Pointe a f.nr.,arl series. Ha", 'rin~e Wedges DillS, COOK BOOKS Knee Pads ••• IR~ sa 1I0re in the lIursery RhYllltS Wood C."ine Set senes. Irer R.bbit and His Tricks FIX.IT BOOKS IInites We" Mallet GARDENING leather Puncll Wood Sera,er The Wind and the Willows leuls PICTURE BOOKS Wreekin, Bar Linoleu. bife Wrnches STEREO RECORDS (A listing of a LARGE PRINT JIIar\iR~ Gllge few of the 5300 available \ PAPER BACKS Cersh.iII: .",so4) ill I"e lIelo, rill Jo\nny C~sh Association AI lIit: t.lt .. Ca.d, Yinl{r. lbe flir SellOns Electric: P.wer Tools Tho I"" .f SI. Cetz 50 Guitars of To•• y Garrett Ie" Sudtrs Ree,ro Saw b, CMItes SlIgen T. S. Elot's •• rder in ••. thousands, and thousands and Hedge C1i"er Selderile 1r0Rl Itrry 'ali: • - Ihe C.I."eral thousands of Adult and Juvenile Books 1Ii1~ speed Drills Y~ralill, Saodm lIle "poui'le Drea. ll'llllan C"ote: In Col4 lit .. ~ Saw REGISTRATION Perry C••• : lIChl" Lelill Shakes,eare', Jolin C~esar Uni,erslty-LiggeU STEREO TAPES (Over 800-4 Track) S.. lh Pacific Sin.tn- Thlt's Life Provided and Maintained by .... Doly Steppu.oIf Field House, S..... 1 Mule leRielnohR-S'IlI,hon, 110.) THE GROSSE POINTE ROTARY CLUB D,In. TIM.as RudiRC lib leeth.,eR-JIIina So\elllnis as a community service prolect Cooil Road P"II')' Ilrlil 1I1mllIII Aidl Boys, Ages 6-18 Friends of Grosse Pte. Public Library saturday September 9th 9 a.m. to 12 noon • j U J .J a .J, . $ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven Thursday, August 3 J I 1972 The man who looks {or I Living down a name may trouble over.estimates his be as difficult as living up And •... Back on Colonial Road Judge Paterson South High ReB'istration capacity. to one. ------(CoaUnued from Page 1) Ifour.inch pipe. Two new fire reach $8,000, added to the Clears Docket Schedule Is Revised the eight.inch pip;!, to con. hydrants have been tapped original $6,000 tarlff for the nect with the 12-inch water into the new pipe, eUmlnat- road and sewer. 'I1le money The City of Grosse Pointe main which runs down Lake ing ,the use of the two preflent will corne from the General Municipal Court convened on Although the beginning of Identified above. Students I should b.:prompt to handle Eavestroughs Shore, and to join half.way antique hydrants. The bill for Fund. Tuesday, August 2.2, with the !publlc schools' 1972-73 up the street to the existing the water pipe is expected to Truck Breaks DoWD Judge Douglas L. Paterson year has been postponed the following pre-school 5" ALUMINUM - 5 COLORS However, addlng insult to presiding. Four cases were from 'Ibursday, September tasks effec1.lvely: injury, or mjury to .Insult, dismissed due to no corn. 7 until Monday, September 11. Book deposit (most will SEAMLESS one of The Shores large DPW plaining witnesses. 11, students are being !liked have 'B carry-over equity of .trucks was injured on the Other castY.; heard were to cooperate !by taking care $10 from the previous year. job, as its transmissIon was Gary Alan Hicks, 10026 of necessary registration de. Those with outstanding obli. POINTE SCREEN & SASH,llK. Detroit Hilton is broken from a too heavy Martle, Detroit, who was tails so that the delayed gations must: bring their load. '!be Shores trustees reo charged with failure to yield year will begin In high gear. equity to the $10 level). viewed a repair bill of about the right of way resulting in At South High, for ex. 2. The ,I.D. card, which 20497 MACK great Convention $400 at their August monthly an oaccident. He stood mute ample, Principal Jerry J. contains 'bo'th student num. meeting. and sentencing date was set Gerich, said that students ber nd library number, Yet. one dnteresting fact for september 26. will report to school on the must be carrIed at aU .Umes surfaced at the August meet. John M,ichael SChwarz, 912 following schedule for text- 'and returned at the end of facilities lng, that only one r.esident Barrington, was charged as books, schedule cards, sup. the year. The Board of Edu- has tapped into the new a disorderly person, larceny, plies, locker assignments, cation provides the first one, water pipe. (The charge is He pled guilty. His case was (all locker assignments have 'but replacement is $1.25. At the drop of a fork we (::an banquet $150). What makes this statis. taken under advisement until been changed), and I.D. from 10 to 1000. Exhibi{ areas for 3. Schedule Card is:lued. lie interesting is that the September 12. cards. 4. Locker' assignment. those who want to display in residents had vociferously Catherin 1l1unkholm, 586 "Students who were at 5. Textbooks and other a professional setting. All complained of the faulty Notre Dame, was charged South last year and fulfilled school supplies issued. while you try to act un- water main, and some had with a parking violation. She all obligations satisfactorily . .. We/.(omes Your Travelli~ Guests impressed with even corne armed with rusty pled guilty and was found have a $10 equity book de. LOST FOREVER 20000 NINE MIlE RD., at .1.94 - Minllte, from ,h. Polnt.s water samples to the wuneU guilty. Her case was sus- • 80 BEAUTIFUL AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS our pampering posit. Those who were noti- After SUCh a long absence, meeting. pended. • HEATED POOl. COFFEE SHOP services and fied ,by letter during the we probably won't recognize V ill a .g e Superintendent Edward Schumaker II, 75 accommodations. summer about deficiencies in normal, even if we get it Thomas K. Jefferis said that Lothrop, was charged with their book deposit account back. Detroit Hilton Holel it wasn't imperative that the traveling 35 mph in a 25 mph will need to bring it to thtl Washington Blvd. at residents tap into the new zone. He pled not guilt~., was $10 lev~l before being issued Grand Circus Park water main. However, it found guilty fined $10 and materials for the 1972-73 (6rDHt'oi~ (313) 965- 7800 might save the residents sentence su;pended. ' term," Mr. Gerich added. some expe~e at a ture Mark Anthony Sowitzky, f1:I SCHEDULE FOR date Cotap m now, he pomted 5132 Helene, Utica, was ~UJi~. "mritn REPORTING FOR • Telephone Answ.ring out. charged with ,tr a veil n g MATERIALS • Typinll • Duplicaling ------:----- t.'lrough a red light resulting in an accident. He pled guil- 1. Seniors report to school 15318 Mack TU 1-4044 ty, was found guilty, and on Thursday, September 7, fined $25. on the following schedule: i Janus Andrea Kendziora, First Letter of 16855 Springer, East Detroit, Last Name Time A.L 8:(10.,12:30 was charged with failure to I yield the right of way re. M.Z ,12:30- 5:00 sulting in an accident. She 2. Juniors report - Friday, pled not guilty. Her case was September B I A.R 8:()().. 1:00 III adjourned until September I 12. S.Z l:()()" 3:00 I Robert l\I. Higgins, 1375 3. Sophomores report .- Grayton, was charged as a Friday :a n d Saturday, Aware of what's going on at our new location (nex9 d90r to the Village disorderly person, possession September B Gnd 9 Fuod Market)? of D8rcotics. !Ie stood mute A.F Friday 3:()(). 5:00 In addition to new office facilities, we are building a new display room was found guilty and placed G.Z Saturday 8:()()..12:00 felr your convenience, a place where you will be able .to see the latest on two years probation and 4. Freshmen report-satur-I in building and remodelin~ ideas. You w.i11.be abl~ to Inspect the new- made to spend the first '75 day, September 9 days of his sentence in De. A.L 12:00. 3:00 " est in building materials, fixtures and bu,lt-1n appliances. I troit House of Correction. He :M.Z 3:()(). 5:00 . -e J You will see two complete custom kitc~ens with the n~w.est innovations paid C..:lstsof $350. and samples of OVf"r fifty different cabinet styles and f.nn.hes thai are Students are requested to report to the old auditorium available from such renown manUfacturers as Quaker Maid, Hager and in the main building by Carr. . Regatta Slated PROfESSIONAL DESIGN & COIISTRUCTION classes and on the schedule ..- : . There will be several styles of bathroom vanities on display as well as ideas for family rooms, recreation rooms, extra bad rooms and all phases For Labo'" Day • PATIOS of interior and exterior remodeling. One Design saUors will Stop in and see how we're progres~i~g. T,he first display kitchen is just GARBAGE .. • RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPES again have an opportunity being completed and we must say, .t s qu,te unusual. to lP..st their skills in top By the way, as you come in, inspect our new front entrance doors; t~e~e. notch competition as the De. GRINDER? • PRAIRIE FILM INST ALLA TlON are the elegant doors which appear to be ~ood ~ut are actually rigid troit One Design Yacht Asso- c.n insulated steel. You've got to see them to believe .t! ciation, (DODYA), hosts its - Remember Customcraft is capable of fulfilling AU of your building and annual Labor Day Weekend Regatta on September 3 and remodeling ~eeds. 4. Racing will be conducted on the "e" course a.nd will > 25305 LITTLE MACK S. C. SHORES begin at 10 a.m. Two raees will 'be sailed each day. 779-9060 Among the classes that will 153004 KERCHEVAL • VA 2.9070 M greet the race committee C~~~!eQC~4a~TBUDd_". mornlJlg will Xlecres. BUILDING &; REMODELING CONTRACTORS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMUCIAL cents, ThisUes, Contenders, 470's, Finns, Snipes, Light. Jlings, Tempests, Ravens a.nd Flying Dutchman. Over 100 881-1024 sailors are expected to com- ALL THREE pete in this regatta that has 18332 MACK - GROSSE POINU 48236 drawn sailors from the entire midwest including Olympian CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY Peter Barrett. GROSSE POINTE I In addition to sponsoring SERVING THIS AREA SINCE 1956 this regatta, DODYA is ac- tive in the promotion of One Design racing through a ser. LIBRARIES WILL ies of winter meetings that include films, guest speakers 'and seminars on the fine _.. WERTHMANNI BROTHERS'" points of racing. An ultimate. , Smce 1946. , ,. goal of OODYA is to provide the means and facilities nec- CLOSE essary for the development of Olympic gold medal sailors from the Detroit area. Persons who wish infor. mation on me-nbership or Sept. 8th unless entries may write to Detroit! One Design AssocIation, Box I 5274, Grosse Pointe Farms, 48236. Rescues Detroit YOU lad from lake A 12.year.old Detroit lad and his bicycle went for an "unintentional" swim in Lake VOlE TM 51. Clair Monday, Augusl21. The ooy escaped unharmed. 5hores public safety offi. cer Ronald Klotz was told I.MODERN 78 SERIES 4. THE PRICE by the youth he was riding along and hit a rut in the YES TREAD WIDTH grass, causing him to lose livea the low, wide, h\lsky ~$42 control and tumble into the look that is lJO in demand. .825-14 (G78-14), Enaineered for stability water. and Reering control. The Blackwcill' flltalen Plus He was rescued by Chaun. 078 size h.. a tread width fed, Ex. Ta.. of $2.56 cey McHargue, 21, of 1056 of 6" ... I" widt'r than per lire. Lakepointe avenue. As {or THURS., SEPT. 7th the hike, it was pulled out 2:AGGRi'SSIVE with '8 pole. TIEAD DESIGN,; tbo\lll;lnds of tread edges? in each tire form an alII' :1 reulve tread design for ,. FOR LIBRARY MILLAGE tnctlon snd skid rma- tanee. "Shall the limitation upon the total amount oj taxe~ 'Dhich may be Rlueued nil properly in The G,.oue poinle Public School. SYlltem, Wayne Cnunly. 3.12/32" TBEAD Mirhignn, be increa.ed a. provided by thl' Con.titUlion of Michigan by One DEPTH and 12/100th. (1.12) mill. on each dollar ($1.12 for e(l(.h $1.000.00) of combination of 12/32" Ihe exiRling valuation, all equali:.ed, of all property in the School Dilllrie', tread depth and 78 serll!ll for the year 1972, for the exciu,ive purpOlle of providing operational fundll dealfn insure Ion. depend' •• 01 .... 10 mpport the Public Library Sy.tem operated by Ihe Roard of Education able mOe.. e...... in ,he School District?" • ...,. .. Qnlclf""""! IT'S JI$£ .... .~.' ..... j. Open daily 8 a.m.-to 6 p.m .. , Sat. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 11_'= library Millage IS Separate (Its Own Ballot) WERTHMAIN BROTHERS .. . "Since 1946" Library Millage Is exclusively for the libraries. ~$9.2460 1.... ~ 1141 lAST JlffIRSON-O"O ...... U... "I •...... , Citizens lor the Grosse Pointe Libraries Campaign Committee UIIRDYIL first introduc~d The rain tili & TIGER mw ,~ \ \ tw-'•.••'''('''' bNt!_ _.~''''''',1''riOi''''' _i....l..o." .,.'*!n~ 4~ ...,....,J~lll.tlJlrfrt:"'J 't't"l'f'f'1 f ",AfWf '.ge Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 3 I, 1972 NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Ask Voters to Pass Millage Rubbish Collection TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special Election will be held in The Grosse Pointe.Pu~80 s,c~oo~ System Wayne County Michigan on Thursday, September 7, 1972, between the houre of 7. 0 c oc A.M. a~d 8:00 P.M. Eas~m Standard Tiine. , I At laid Special Election, the following separate propol:litions will be submitted to the vote of the I qualified electors of the School District: PROPOSITION I OPERATING MILLAGE PROPOSITION Shall the limitation upon the total amount of taxes which may be assessed aguinst all property' in ~he Groase Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, be increased as provided by the Constltu. tion of Michigan by one and 20/100ths (1.20) mills on each Dollar ($1.20 for each $1,000.(0) of the Bsseaaed valuation, as equalized, of all property in the Seh.ool. District, for the year 1972, for the purpose of providing funds for operating expenses of the School Dlstnct? Squadron Gives PROPOSITION II Free Classes LIBRARY OPF-RATING MILLAGE PROPOSITION The Grosse Pointe Power Shall the limitation upon the total amount of taxes which. m~y be aS8.essed against all .property in S qua d r 0 n will give free The Grosse Poinw Pubhc Schools System, Waynl: County. MIchigan be mcreased as provIded by the classes in Piloting and Small Constitution of Michigan by One and 12/100ths (1.12) ~ilIs on each do!lar. ($1.12 for each $1,000.00) Boat Handling starting Mon. of the a~essed valuation. as equalized, .of all property m the School I?lot~ct, for the year 1972, for day, September 11, at No~th the exclUSIve purpose of providing operatIOnal funds to support the Pubhc Library System operated by High School, 707 Vernier the B.oard of Education in the School District? road. Class time is 7:30 p.m. in room 312. Everyone is invited to at. Each person voting on each of the said propositions must be: tend, including the ladies. (a) A citizen of the United States of America over eighteen (18) years of age; and Commander Donald Strnad (b) A lesident of th,; State of Michigan and of the School District since the fifth (5th) Friday prior will give the introduction, to ~he date of the election; and while Lieutenant Fred Braun. ing will moderate. For ~ur. I (e) A registered elector in the City or Township in which he resides. ther infor!1ation, call Lieu. The place of election will be the duly designated voting places in each election precinct in the School tenant Ty C. Totte, public District and are as follows: information officer, at 884. 5lY17. PRECINCT NO. I • Voting place at ROBERT TROMBLY SCHOOL, 820 Beaconsfield, Gro ... Pointe Park, Michiga.n. Precinci to include, North. middle of Je!ler,on Ave-nut;; EastJ rear lot line of the eaJlt side o[ Bishop Lane; ~outh, Lake ~lair; We5l, Detroit City Limit'-,- PRECINCT NO.2 - Voting place at GEORGE DEf"ER SCHOOL, ISH; Kercheval Avenue, Gro .. e Pointe Park, Michigan. Prec.inct to include: North, middle of Mack Avenue: East. rear lot line fir the ea5t side of Whiltier Avenue; South, Midd~JeffersQr. Avenue; West. Detroit City Limits. (Include~ both sides of Wayburn A;;;;;:). -- PRECINCT NO. l - Voting place al the LEWIS E. MAIRE SCHOOL, 740 Cadle ..... Road. City of Gross< Pointe, Michigan. Precinct to include: North, middle of Mack AyenUL"i East, rear Lot line of Uu: 1':,;..st CITY OF side of University Place; Sout~, Lake St. Clair. West. rear lot line of~ west siJe o! Kensinston Road to Je(£erson Avenue and the rear lot Hne o( the east side of Bishop Lane south of Jef!erson Ave-- nut:. PRECINCT NO.4- Voting placr at Ihr PERE GABRIEL RICHARD SCHOOL, 17& Mc Kiniry, Grosse Pointe Far~cl\\gan. Pre"in"tto include: North. middle 01 M"c\< Aven ..e; East, reu lot line ot the .outh .id- 01 Moran Road; Soulh, Lake St. Clair; We.t. reBr lot line of the -;;;;t .ide 01 Rivard BOulevard. -- -- • INVITATION MICHICAN PRECIN';T NO.5 - Voting place at the NEW KERBY SCHOOL, 285 Kerby Road, Gro .. e Poinlr Farms, ~n. Precinct to include: North. boundary line between Grosse Pointe Farm:, and Grosse Pointe NOTICE Shore', .Grossr Polntr Woods fromLalte St. Clair 10 the rear lot line of the eul .Ide 01 ChaHonle TO BID "_~enue, thencr .oulherly 10 the mlddlr at Mora .. Road, Ihrnce wrsterly to thr middle of Mack Avr- TREE nut; East. Lake St. Clair;South, rear lot line of the south. side o( M"ran Road; West, middle o( M-'lc.k CITY COUNCIL MEETING Aveni:ieTrom Maran Road 'i(;"'the middle 01 M"ro •• Road. -- REMOVALS Grosse Pointe Park, Due to the observance of Labor Day Oil PRECINCT NO. & - Voling place al the DEXTER M. FERRY SCHOOL, 748 Roslyn Road. Groin Michigan Monday, September 4, 1972, the Regular Meet. Pointe Woods. Michigan. Precinct.to inc..~ude: North, Wi!.yne-Macomb County Line; East. Lake St. ing of the City Council scheduled to be held Clair; South., southerly rear lot line o[ Vernier-R'08.d from Marter to Fairway Lane-;;;d by a line Sealed bids will be accept. on that date has been 'Postponed until 8:00 p.m. which would extend ham Ihe rear lot line of Fairway L Bne a long the rear lot line of thr Vuniet Clrcl~ ed by the City Clerk of on Monday, September 11, 1972, at which time and Maple Lane .ubdivision. 10 the line which separatea Gros.e Poinle Wood. from fro .. e Poinlr the City of Grosse Pointe the Council will meet in the Council Chambers Shores. th~nce extending north to the south rear lot Hne of Vernier Road, thence extending east to Park, Michigan until 10 Lake Shore. ex J, ~ J ~ -.. J Thursday. August 3 J: r 972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine .:....------,------_._------_. Remember, motorists - Attempted B.E At Bar Foiled hlmsell, and arrested him. knowledge, pi u s caution, The officers searched the ilnnouneinfl equals aafely. Increase Water Rate Two youths were arrested Greenwood in defa~lt of a ground area, and Hiller and Th. Addition of WOOD'S IARIEIS N.w commented. "They also have by Park police early Monday bond of $500. Chester located Dale trying . SII1I4.,. 10:00 to 4:00 (Continued from Page 1) said that they will hold the to hide in a nearby aUey. MEN'S STYLING SALON morning, A u g U 5 t 28, and On the Monday date, po. He was taken into custody. rate for five years." c h a r g e d with attempted Section, flloturing private working or.as for your styI. wholesale p r ice, sewage lice received a call from the ing, color ond haircare needs. Hi9h1y experienced men's treatment, meter reudlng, Detroit's last rate increase breaking and entering of a Dawn Patrol Agency at 4:55 Greenwood and Dale were hairstylists, lop notch manicurisl ond ~hoe shine ovoiloble. WE DELIVER bill processing and the slight was in 1968. business place. a.m., ,that an alarm was taken to t~e station ~or fur. I I • CWm .. " ..... water loss within the system. In conc1uding his report, Accused in a warrant ap. coming in from the Lunar the~ queslloning a~ U1vesu' Call 10, Appointmenl at He then concurred with Mr. Mr. Ogden advised that The proved by the Wayne County Bar, 15108 Mack avenue. gallon, and admitted that TU 5.1622 or TU 1.9847 ROSLYN Jefferis on the 50 cent rate Shores does not join with Prosecutor's Office, and ar. Sgt. Thomas Martin and Pa. they had tried to enter the increase. olher communities opposing ralgned before Park Munici. lrolmen Howard Carl, Rob. Ibar through the skylight, .butl Wood'. B.rbers & Stilling S.lon ert Chester and David HUier were thwarted by the arrival MARKET'~ In his report, Mr. Ogden the Detroit rate hike, as he pal Judge William E. Speer, 19471 Mack, G. Pt•• Wood, OIM.... tM W_. said that three Shores resi- found the increase justified. were Robert Greenwolld, 18, were d i spa t c h e d to the Iof the policemen. dents had' met with the De. The case is different in of 4801 Nottingham, and scene. I 1020 MACK It .Hlp •• Charles Dale, 20 who gave troit water board after the The Woods as the council is On arrivai, the officers, HOME 11+1•. rate increase was announced, stili studying the increase his address as 3793 Manis. with a security .guard from and is sending its attorney tique,both of Detroit. The as had representatives of Dawn Patrol, chlWked the other Detroit area commu- toa Tuesday, September 5, pair pled guilty as charged building and found it secure. WANTED 20% DISCOUNT and werebour.d over for nities who got t1leir water meeting in Southgate. At that Hiller climbed a 'ladder.to PRIVATE PARTY wants 4 from Detroit. meeting, representatives of trial at the next session of the roof and discovered that Circuit Court. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Raise JustUled the affected communities will the skylight win d 0 w had bedroom Colonial Home press for the Michigan Pub. Both are beIng held in the been smashed and ,the glass in the Forms only. To Sales - Service - Installation "I have studied the board's lie Service Commission to Wayne County Jail, Dale in explanation and I find the removed. The policeman $57,500. monitor any future increases default of a $2,000 bond and searched the roo}f tops of increase sound," Mr. Ogden by Detroit. adjoining buildings. Coil 886.4593. REPCO SERVICE COMPANY Woods Charges More M.'l B k d On the roof of an adjacent Realtors Contact Dick Bor. 881-8828 885-9177 WANTED The Woods present! y ,l. age ac e building, Hiller loun~ Green. land, please. charges $3.8'1 per 1,000 cubic In The Shores wood, attempting to conceal, DERMATOLOGIST feet which includes meter 1------1 . OR reading, The decision on The I Woods water rate is expect- The Shor~stees were PEDIATRICI.\N ed in early September meet- asked recently to lend their To Share Medical Office In ings of the council. support to the two millage Groue Pte. Farml, Mon. thrv Park residents are being proposals lor schools and frio 'rom 9 o.m. to 4 p.m. Owner, M.O. works eve- given a break in water bill. libraries to be voted upon ning', 5 p.m. to a p,m. For ingsas they will not have to by the Scllool S;stem electors infarmallan caU TU 4-1201, pay an increased rate until ~n Thursday, September 7. betwe.n 5 & 7 p.m., ar the January I, 1973, billing The request was forwarded 891.6000 Ext. 312, 10:00 a.m. date. by the chairman of Grosse 10 4:00 p.m. At the Monday. August 14, Pointe Millage Committee, Park Council meeting, the. Mrs. Michael Marrs of The Design for council voted to raise the Park, w~o has successfully rate from $3.00 per 1,000 solicited support from each cubic feet to $3.~. However of the five Pointe communi. Elegant the city will absorb the De: ties, troit water cost increase in Following is the excerpt November and December, from the Tuesday, August Carefree amounting to $1,000 from 22, meeting of The Shores city coffers. Council: Grosse Pointe City and "It was brought to the at. Living Farms are not affected by tention of the Villflge Presi. the Detroit rate increase as dent and the 'l'rustees that The Farms, which char>ges millage pf{)posals for the $2.70 per 1,000 cubic feet, School System and the Li. supplies water to The City. brary were to be voted on ------at a Special Election on Sep' "TEN COMMANDMENTS" tember 7, 1972. The Presi. Cecil B. DeMille filmed dent and ,the trustees discus- "The Ten Commandments" sed' this matter, and speak. WE SERVICE. LO r 0890 two, Umes. The first was in ing as indiv.iduals and as GREATER DETROI'f'" - 1923, while the second was residents of The Shores, they J. C. GOSS C~M'~NY-:-63;SO I. JE,.nRSON in 1956, (Mr. DeMille's lilst recorded their support (or .L film). the two millage proposals." For the record, it was not. ed that Trustee Daniel R. Beck and Trustee Frank A. Colombo were un"ble to at- tend the meeting. During the intorrnal dis. cuss lon,' Trustee Carl E. , Hadeen offered a worthwhile TheJeffersonApartments comment. "In the end, we just punish ourselves," Mr. Hadeen stat. 17111 E. Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pointe ed after he noted that Pointe residents often block millage when concerned over busing and other issues. Grosse Pointe's Newest Condominium Thieves Take Tire and Wheel An employe of Farms Auto Located two blocks from a beautiful park Wash, Mack and Marseilles, with boat slips to rent, three blocks from called City police on Mon. day, August 21, to report Grosse Pointe Village shopping, 20 min- two suspicious biack males Cal Purdy were tampering with a '71 utes from downtown Detroit by bus. A Lincoln Continental which door man parks your car. Exterior mainte- was parked in the area. The Are the school librairies adequate man told officers .it appeaxed nance, gardening and snow removal are as though the men were to meet the library needs of arranged. Insulated walls, floors, plumb- Q: attemptin.g to steal the car. residents of our community? The duo left the area head- ing, windows insure maximum quiet. Fire Iing east on Mack in a '67 Pontiac when they became protection and three security systems Bob Orr aware of the fact that they guard you while at home or away. Other were being observed. Our school libraries are designed to Investigation revealed that conveniences include individual heating the lock on the trunk of the and cooling, ice makers, a washer-drier, supplement the school__curriculum Continental had been punch. while public libraries must serve . ed out and the spare tire marble top vanities, a wet bar with a sink removed. The tire and wheel all ranges of interest from pre-school were valued at $125. The for entertaining, and natural fueplaces. A: car belonged to Eleanor Moss There are three separate elevators, covered to old age, 52 weeks of the year, an employe of Leon's Hair . . dressers, 17888 Mack. garage, and approxiruately 1,000 square feet of private storage. The Jefferson ttStop laughing ...1didn't get Apartments is an adult community. Resi- dents are home o~ers and enjoy tax de- to th~funny part yet..." ductions, the investment security of being A minute of laughter ... a long distance call. That's a property owner and equity advantages. Don't worry about selling your home. Visit us all it takes to turn somcbody's whole day around. and lelm) of our new trade-in program for Now anyone can lower the cost of loving (or laughing!) anywhere within Michigan simply by your home 'and our new pricing policy. The dialing direct long distance instead of going model apartment is open 12 to 5 daily except through the operator. Wednesday. Enter either on Neff or St. Oair You save 40% weekdays after five, and from 5 p.m. Friday till 5 p.m. Sunday. Dial direct Roads. any other time, save 20%. And if you do talk long distance within Michigan for Just one minutc, you pay for one minute, not three. Know someone in another town who could use a good laugh? Don't hcsitate to call ... often. You can lower the cost of loving by 40% Htre', when to dirKt dial long dill,nee end live Mon. thru Frl. Sat. Sunday 1 AM 40% TO 20% 882- 7708 or 886-4880 5PM - 40% 20% ~ TOSPM S PM UPM TO 40% - 1 AM 40% DiSCiDllnts also apply 10 slalion.lo.station calls in aIel' """ere direc:! di,lin. is not yel available. Michigan Condominium Corporation @ Michigan Bell I , Pig, Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thund4Y, August 31, 1972 Grosse Puinte News "That Goes On [_M_e_m_or_ial_C_en_te_r S_Ch_8_du_le_. _II ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL What~nwon at Open Dally 9:00 a.m.' 9:00 p.m. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 (Sundays build~ng open 10 un.. 5 p.m.) Seeond Clu. Poatace Paid. ,t D.uolt, Kleh.\i,n September 5. September '1 I FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Your Librar, By VIr.lDJa Leonard * All Memorial sponsored activltles open to the 1 .fl-I£I-lIll I ------Grosse Pointe public. Phone TU 2.6900 By Pat Rousseau I 1 Member M1eb. Prell Alloel,Uon and. N.Uonal UUonal Auoel,UOD Hospital equipm<.nt aWliiable for free loan: NATIONAL ADVERTISING .""UBNTATlVI: Guest Columnist: Robert M. Orr Weekly NeWill',",' R.preHntaUve. Iae. • . • ' crutches, wheelchairs, hospital beds and heat- Virginia Williams ... has just returned to' "fth Av.nlle. New l'otk 1,. New York BYrant t.1~ It is a prIvilege to wrIte program' in cooperation with ing Jamps. from a buying trip to Pennsylvania and New I1 CHICACOOFFICE the last Column before the friends'President Cleveland York. Watch for aU her new sun catchers and I au North Mlehl,.n Avenlll' ______Phoae TIn,nel.1 "UH September 7 eIection which Thurber,. Jr., Library Cam. GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LENDING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on charming gifts arriving at her new location I ROBERT B. EDGAR..EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER wiLl determine whether the paign Cbairman Will i am one flight or an elevator ride up in the Colo. I WILLlAld ADAMO , I\DVER.TlSINGMANAGER 3 Gros~ePointe ~ubllcLibrar- Dahling, llnd the Schoolearn- duty Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 10 a.m.- JANET MUELLER ,.. FE,ATUREPAGE SOCIETY les Will remam OPEN on pllign COJmniltee.to inform 4 p.m. Volunteer consultant on duty Fridays nial Federal Building. JAMES J. NJAlM ,',...... NEWS ~~Pte~b~~ 8 :n~ ~hetther y~t~s ofI~e.vltallmportance 2-4 p.m. 881.4594. s e PEPPER WHITELAW...... EDUCATION,NEWS ~ bUd c .scd00 f t/ em 0 Wh e Fctlon. Holiday Week-ending• ... take along the 0 Tuesday, September 5 ROGERA. WAHA , SPORTS. NEWS : mi e ?r~~~ ti e aea. I' L.~t I:esults if the Pub. • 10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital. right in-the-sun and after-sun preparations . KATHY DUFF " , , NEWS ~. ~ a~ a e ~ protams JC I rar millage is voted Elizabeth Arden has created Sun Gelee which .le 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- LILLIAN KARR ,...... ADVERTISING ; ave Ft ~ ross~ own Sep ember 7? I do not i~ the lightest protection for the darkest pos- MARYLORIMER _ , ADVERTISING. o~~t an .~u t af g an. know of a single case of a Gin Rummy PAT ROUSSEAU...... , ,... .. ADVERTISING ~XCI.gdreslh~nha c,,:mum. community voting to CLOSE SIble tan. Tan Promoting Cream is. a richer, 11:30 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- dee~er cream t~at .helps prevent bu~ng or PAULA VALENTINO , ADVERTISING y, dante ~ IC . m~nl OUt its public library, but I can Bridge KATHYBRYEN ...... , ..ADVERTISING tg.raua s hOPSIn vers. poinlt out that Grosse Pointe peeling. Sun Shleldmg Cream is for skin that M. COLE'ITE KREINER ClRCULATION les everyw ere. wou d receive another body 1:00 p.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- doesn't desire tanning. After Sun Soothing JOHN MacKENZIE ...... , BUSINESS Since early summer this blow as a fine residential Pinochle Soap is for gentie bathing. After SUIl Soothing JOANNE EASON , ACCOUNTSColumn bas been written by community, already stagger- 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe. Balm is a moisturizer for after sunning. They JO MULHERIN .,... CLASSIFIED ADVF.RTISINGdistinguished residents who ing from the busing threat * 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club. run from three to four dollars at Trail Apothe- DOROTHYSCWMANSKY CLASSIFIEDAlJVERTISING have spelled out magnl!i. and the Michigan educational * 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Marvin Bour- cary, 121 Kercheval. BE'ITY RAUGHT : CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING contly what Grosse Pointe officials, Governor's 0 f f ice Pointe Public Library has and Legislature who have get, Director. meant to this comunity and slapped Grosse Poinle re- 7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Summertime . . . •Is Ice Cream Time. En- the tragic loss if our libra. peatedly, and who seem de. Inc. joy . . . Stroh's lee Cream Parlour. It has Stand Up and Be Counted ries shut down permanently termined to equalize Grosse Wednesday, September 6 old fashioned ice cream treats, an old fash. on September 8. I can only Pointe with the poorest com- ioned fresh popcorn stand, delectable old fash- add a heart.felt Amen! munity In Michigan. At least, 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- Now is the time to stand up and be counted. ioned candy treats and delightful old fashioned In an age of cynicism and t~e other suburbs have Pub- Cribbage. On Thursday, September 7, Pointers will have the disbelief, I will point out that lic Libraries, a number al. 12:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board. decor. chance to prove they care about their schools by the Public Libraries WILL ready stronger than ours. 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Hockey Association passing the 1.20 operational millage which will close, simply because the .Of ve~yre~l concern to me. Meeting. Have You Ever . •.• ~ maintain our educational programs at their current Board of Education has no nme hbranans, 16 clerks • 7:30 p.m. Italian-Paul Recchia, Instructor. 1st been to the Top Shop? It.s . funds budgeted to operate and four plant personnel will class of nine. $45 per session. upstairs in the League Shop, ~ j ~ .~ level for one year. the Grosse Pointe Public Li- be deprlve.d of their llvell- * 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Ski Club Meeting. 98 Kercheval. Visit the Top flt1;,U!-T braries beyond September 7. hood. all Withrec~rds of long In recent weeks there has been a flurry of Thursday, September 7 Shop this week and you'll and that contracts of the pro- and d~voted serVIce to Gros- discover Christmas coming in the colorful form activity brought about by Judge Roth's decision on fessional, clerical and plant se P01D~e;over 15.000 stu. *12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Philip C. personnel staff run out Sep- dents WIltbe deprived of reo of Christmas wrap and ribbon and Christmas cross-district busing. Organizations have been Gibbs, Director. card albums. Shop for your personalized Christ- lember '1, if the 1.12 mills sources and trained l!brari- 7:30 p.m. formed, monies have been spent and voices have Grosse Pointe Power Squadron mas cards now and enjoy a ten percent dis. for Public Library operation ~ns who have contrIbuted Womens Auxiliary. been raised loud and clear claiming Pointers want is nol approved. ~easurably to ~eir educa- count through September. * 7:30 p.m. I~alian-Paul Recchia, Instructor. 1st to continue to maintain control of their schools. When I was appointed Di. tion, and~cannot,10 any.way nIne lessons. $45 per term. Well, here's a concrete way to prove it. rector of Public Libraries b.e ~eplaced br :school !-Ibra- A Limited Supply •... of Irish hand knit August 1 1949 I f d rles •. our children will be cable stitch sweaters with crew necks in nat- Here is a way we can show the state that we , ' , oun depnved of the help and tem~er '1th will go far in eighl dollars from each (ami. GPPL wi.~. the most inade. inspiration of children's Ii. helpmg to continuc to pre- Iy can buy a great deal for ural color only has arrived at Picard.Norton, care enough about our schools to support them. quate fac~litles and the. most brarlans at a time whenreme. serve what remains of a fine ALL of our citizens. 92 Kercheval ... forty-seven fifty. hardw~rkin~ and dedIcated dial reading constitutes one Sadly, this may be the last chance we have educational system. Fifty Evelyn M. Johnson staff !II MIchigan. In Janu- of education's most serious Ir•••••• __• • to 10caUy support schools. Let's not muff it. ary, 1952 the present Woods problems' teachers schools Coordinates at Young Clothes include bath Branch was dedicated and in and c'Jm:nunity gr~UPSwill I robes, night gowns, pajamas with sleeping bags Community apathy in recent years has ferced RAYNAL J~nuaryJ 195.1 ~he Central no longer have access to an tiThe House Thot or dulflebags for girls ..There is a pretty peig- drastic cuts in our educational programs. Now is Llbr~ry was dethcated. made exceUent collection of films Service Suilt" noir set of nylon tricot in soft shades of yel- not the time fur more community apathy. Now is poSSIbleby the }ale ~. D. tapes and records In our A-V low, pink, blue and green. For boys there are the time for community pride. Show that pride by M.. ~erry. Jr .• :lOllowmgan Dept.; there will be no more "NEW '72 COLT5" I 1.D!t., 4-Dr., Kofrhaps .. W..- I flannel1ette and knit pajamas in sizes up to supporting your schools. Cast a YES vote for the ~~Igmalbequest ~y ~. Mur. pre-school and schoolage eight. Bath robes come in handsome solid col. y. Sales. Furmshmgs p.1JdStory Hours no more class school millage on Thursday, September 7. P.W. WorU,D'S 1.0\\'EST NEW '72 51979' ors and gay plaids. eqwpment represented gifts visits toth~ Libraries' no PIlICES DUSTER I of .local organizations and more Friends Film pro~ams • reSidents. From 1953through and Family Film Nights; Besl Qualily NEW '72 DART • Hamlin's Has . •. . a brand new pastry, Roofi ng-Sidi ng- Tri lTJ -G u Ilers 1965 GPPL ranked as one of thousands of adults who use SWINGER SPECIAL • herb noodles. They are self-saucing and come Pleasures for Pennies ~e ~est. suburban Public our Libraries for leasure 25 yrs. exp, Jo'ree Est. 2-DOOR HARDTOP 52090' I in 8 ounce bags ... forty. nine cents at 89 Ker. LibrarIes m the Nation, with and information willPbe shut E,\STL'\:"I1 AU :,\1. ;>nOD. cheval ... TU 5.8400, In thinking of the 1.12 Grosse Pointe Library a qu.allty of servIce few lJ- out; our unique Tool Libra- 5266209 -NEW '12'DODGE 52170 millage which is coming up for a vote on Thursday, bralles could e9~~1. From ry, our strong collections on PICK.UP . • September 7, have you thought just what that 1.12 1965 on our facili~es, staff investment, .travel, garden. LARGE SELECTION • Detroit Tiger Night• . . . at the Bronze mills means to you" It represents $1.12 per thousand and book ~ollectJon were ing, myslery and adventure ,WATER OF NEW 1972 I Do~r will be Sunday, September 10, 6:00 p.m. completely lDade9uate for and police training will no of state equalized valuation. If you own a home DODGE & I until 1:00 a.m. Enjoy an evening with your valued at $40,000 it will cost you $22.40 annually, the School Dlstnct whose longer be available' the 600 favorite Tiger. Included in the evening is a population had doubled. Fur. meetings at Central by local HEATER? PLYMOUTH5 I superb dinner, cocktails and a chance to win $1.86 monthly, or six to seven cents daily. Is this ther, over ~e past several groups will have to find new AU SAtE PRICfD • too much to pay for the pleasures you glean from two 1972 World Series tickets. Reservations years c~ts ID staff, hours homes; our 29.000.plus reg- See them all at I are necessary. For more information call 886- the libraries? and servIce have hurt. Never. istered users will be forced RAYNAL BROS. I t~eless,. use. has continued to seek library service else. 1932. Let's look into your family budget for "extras." hIgh, cll'c1;Jlationof materials where, and our 3.ooo.plus "Since 1925" I It could mean giving up five movies a year, an eve- has .re'!1amed.near 500,000, Friends of the Library will 9103 CHALMERS I A Toast To The•Host ning at the theater ... several evenings of steaks ~onvmc~ngev~dencethat this no longer have a Library to LA 6-1300 III . . . with a handsome, help. . • . or a half gallon each of liquor, beer and wine. IS th.efl.nestlibrary.use com. be friends of. I Delroil, Mich, 48213 • ful lucite wine rack. They A few minor sacrifices from each family mem- mumty In th: U.S. As I write this at home, I 15304 KERCHEVAL " VA 2.9070 I I block No. of 1.94 Xway I come in many sizes and ber could take care of that $22.40 in short order. Because 01 the .very.real am convinced that the voters Open Mon. & Thurs. "i19 p.m. • C!"sec! ~ClI._'?! Ihe _summer .. , shapes, in smoked or clear For example momma could forego that extra wig- ~~at ~o our P~blic Llbrar- will approve ooth the lJbrary lucite. Prices start at $13 let . . . papa could cut down on his cigarets . . . i...s elOste~ce, 1t has been and School millage. But it . . . the Sign of the Mer- and what about junior? . heartbrea~mg for me.to have cannot be taken for granted, WHY PAy'MORE? be.en on Sick lea~e smce the and will be the result of un- maid, 75 Kercheval. As parents we tend to indulge our children mIddle of June fighting can- told hours of Lard work by ALL FURNITURE 200/0 with extra monies for sodas, pop. movies, ballgames. cer, and lam d~eply grate- many concerned residents. I Why not indulge them in a more productive man. ful to Acting Duector Bill hope this will be the firsl ABOVE COST ner? Indulge them by keeping their lines of com- Peters and the sta.ff who step toward r e ga I n in g ha~e ~or~ed unceasmgly to Grosse Pointe's prestige as carry maior brands munication open through the use of the libraries. mamtam lIbrary service and a grand place in which to We Indulge them by making sure they can continue to carry on 8n educational live. to enjoy and discover the pleasures of reading. UNIQUE FURNITURE And ... wouldn't all of us miss those many l 559.63'34 ' other services the libraries afford us? The use of records, tapes, films, newspapers, business services Letters to the Editor Decorating A3sis~(l1!ce Available and reference books? ' Dear Sir: proud of its horn!!, proud of Can we afford not to support our libraries on How does one prick the the degree of success enjoyed September 7? Certainly not. It would be like can. conscience of II community? by so many of its citizens. tributing to the death of a precious and valued Ho'\\' does one ~lead for the Until recently, a m a j 0 r friend whom we have come to count on throughout education of all the chil- source of pride has be-tn ex- BELLE ISLE Over a century of the years. P.W. dren of Grosse Pointe? cellence of schools and ii- I want to try- brary. During the few years • Our community i'l facing that my children have attend- service to a very rerious problem in ed school that source of pride AWNING CO. Remem er 'Fa renhe "It 451' relation to its public schools has 'been faltering. Pro- b h and the public library and grams have been cut, en- Detroit families we, the taxpayers, voters, richments have beenelimi. The approaching vote on the library millage, parents and residenl.'! of nated and gradually the Canvas. Vinyl. Acrilan • Dacron ,.1 and the apparent closing of The Pointes three Grosse Pointe are being ask- school system has been walk- ed to "give again" to sup- ing backward rather than "houses of knowledge" if the millage fails, brings Immediate Delivery fl to mind the closed society of Francois Truffaut's port these two institutions. forward because we the vot- .1 Finance and statistics are ers have said "NO" lo mill. film, "Fahrenheit 451." The scenes where piles Free Estimates of books were put to flames, smoking into oblivion not my forle-besides. these age issues. facts have been outlined Ire- The threal of Stale control is a chilling thought. ' quently in the ne~vspapers of our educational system Serving Grosse Jlo;,,', Sinc. rur In fact, the more you think about it, a parallel and literature. My concern looms ever larger as we con- stalks through the mind here-Is the destruction is for the image which we sistenl1y say "NO" to the 1.0 7-2293 '1601 E. Jefferson: as Gross(' Pointers have of millage issues put to us. Once • of books by fire any different than a "no" vote on oursel\"es and the aspiratiOl\ the State "takes over" local the millage? The choice is yours. Will you "burn" which we proCess to have control is gone forever. The books or keep them in a safe, comfy place? for the future well.bcing of Stale will mold our school R. A. W. lour children. system IInd.the advantages of CHARTER SAILING Many of us moved to this living in Grosse Pointe will ON AMERICA'S CUP 70 FT. 12 METER community because of its be gone. We will settle to EAN To Hold Paper Drives reputation for excellence of Ihe ordinary level of any Day Sailing Ischools. We made and con- olher town, village or ham. BUSINESS printed matter. Il~nue .to make many sacri. let and sameness will rule ENTERT AINING The Programs Committee Individual,- Fomiliea of Environmental Act Ion Can labels, cardboard egg I flces m ordcr. to live here supreme. I Small Group' Now bas announced ita '72. cartons and' untreated card. lor the benefits which we Is our mission in life lo '73 calendar of collection board backing are accePl.1 felt w?uld be available to Ibe one of mediocrity? That.s Extended dates and sites for news. 8ble but the public Is asked our children. We are facing not hard to accomplish; al. Great Lakes papers. magazines and card. not 'to bring any kinds of I the fact that these benefits most anyone can achieve Cruising The\Vm.R.flamilton ~o, board. Newspapers should waxed, plastic {)r cellophane cost money a~d s~me?nc has that. However, to be success- North Channel- be tied or in brown paper containers. I to pay the freight. That fuI. proud. acomplished and (of lall. Huron) FUNERAL DIRECTORS bags; all stapled magazines The total amount of paper som~ne, fellow Grosse Point. enriched takes thought, en. Georgian Bay Since 1855 are acceptable also. collected by EAN through ers, IS us. ergy, hard work and s8Cri. And olher GIlEA' LAI(ES Telephone dlreetorie. and local schools and churches It's time, I thInk. that we fice. I much prefer the latter ' Walersllllng- DIving WM. R. HAMILTON II " DAVID M. HAMILTON ~hlnll magazines with glued bacb in '71.'72 was 301,955 Ibs., had better re-examine our. (or my family and my com. I CLARENCE E. OTTER " W. BENNETT YORT (Fortune, House & Garden. for which the GiUett Waste selves as a group and be pre. munity, don't you? I Racing most womens journals) are Material Co. paid a total of pared on September 7 to say For one year, we arc be. : CHAPELS $1,231.28,w hi c h was reo YES to the 2 mll1age pro. lng asked to approve a 1.12 Group Chart.n fo, not acceptable unless !be Millo' Detroit 3975 CR!'\S Avenue 831-2712 pages are ripped away from turned to the Community by posals which will be put to millage for the public library Greal lake lIace. their backing and plied in EAN. us. We are Grosse Pointe. and l.20 mills for tile schools. ' \14( I(AUTIFUl "NQRTlURN liGHT" COMPlETE RACING GUll' Birmingham 820 East Maple 644.6000 The first paper drive will Weare the com m un It y. This amounts to .. sum of paper bags. Cardboard car. • Comf",'able quarters for ulended cNltlng Worldwide Repruelltatioll ton 8, preferably !Iattened be held from 10 a.m. (0 4 Throughout the nation when $S8,OO{or one year on a I • 13 ft. powered 8o,Ion Whaler p.m.. on Saturday, Septem- the name Gros~e Pointe Is house with a $50,000 sales' and tied, are also recyclable. • Ucenled caplain and crew Members: National Selected Morticians. SChoolsand homes may also ber 16, at Christ Episcopal mentioned the image is one value. 1 For 'u"lIer in/ormalion con'ac': .ave used writing paper, en. Church, 61 Grosse Pointe of ~n affluent. lovely 1:0,11' Honestly, is that too much I' In Detroit Ph"n.: (313) 824.1053 or 646-6093. velope', and other forms of bClulevard. mumty, proud of its history, to ask? A YES vote on Sep. f I -~-~r- Thursday, August 31, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS • Page Eleven I Mrs. James Morrison r Offer Autumn Braille Class Molly Fitzgerald An excellent opportunity for Pointe women who have Wed In St. Paul's wanted to devote some time to a really worthy project is the transcription of reading Small Family Ceremony is Followed by Reception material into Braille books at Lewiston Road Home of Her Parents, for the blind. Free instruction in Braille the Thomas John Fih:geralds Transcription wiu be given at the Grosse Pointe War Me. In Saint Paul's.on-the.Lakeshore Wednesday morial Center every Thurs. afternoon, August 23, with Monsignor' Francis Ca n- day morning at 10 o'clock, field officiating, Margaret Mary (Molly) Fitzger"ld beginning September 14. and James Michael Morrison exchanged marria,ge The instructor, Mrs. John vows. <%:------WOMIN'S PAGIS McNamara, of Touraine road, Her parents, Mr. and a Chapel train, for th£> 4 has had seven years' experi- Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, o'clock rites. ence in teaching her subject. She wore a fingertip man. She will be assisted by Miss entertained at a reception at their Lewiston road tilla of embroidered net, and Eva Carabell, who has work- carried a bouquet of white ed with the class for the home following the small From Another Pointe famlly wetlding. Sweetheart roses, white dai. short and to past five years. sies and ivy. Although there is no charge Molly chose a gown of em. Patricia Fitzgerald, who of View for instruction, materials reo broidered French volle, fash- came [rom Denver to attend The Pointe quired for the course will ioned with a high, ruffled her sister, chose a long, By Janet Mueller cost about $10. They must neckline, Bishop sleeves and (Continued on Page 22) be ordered in advance so PENNY BLANK, of Lake. Autumn in Grosse Pointe begins officially next they will be on hand when land avenue, is spending the the course begins. Thursday, with Fashion Forecast: Fall '72-Winter summer in England, at the '73, Walton.Pierce's prediction of the shape of things University of London, under For this reason, early a program sponsored by the class reservations are es- This is a scissors. tv come, presented at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club sential. for the benefit of the Hariler-Webber Surgical In. American Institute for For. I tensive Care Unit. eign Study. A Journali~m At the completion of the It cuts hair. And how well hair is cut determincs how m a j 0 r, she is cramm'!lg course,students will ~e given well hair sets and how long a set Insts. A scissorsmust The luncheon show is being sponsored, as al- Communications and MedIa, a manuscript to transcribe cut with your hair, never against it. A scissors must ways-, by the Harper Hospital Auxiliary, and Mrs. and writes, "I am learning inlo Braille. These are sent photo lIy Frank Lodge cut enough, but never wo much. We use a scissors Emmett McNamara, of Shoreham road, once. again so much about the similari. to the Library of Congress, serves as general chairman. ties and differences between Scene of the afternoon wedding of MARGAR- which issues Certified Braille this way-skillfully and spnringly. And \Y~ get beauti. the systems of England and ET MARY (Molly) FITZGERALD, daughter of the Transcribers' certificates to fulresults. Like to see? We'd love to shoH you. Commentating will be NEWS columnist Pat Thomas John Fitzgeralds, of Lewiston road, and (Mrs. Jacques) Rousseau, the United States, and bow all who attain an acceptable the government here affects Mr. Morrison, son of the Herman L. Morrisons, of level of proficiency. * * * aU media. Our professor is Hampton road, Wednesday, August 23, was Saint According to those who do Committee members include Mrs. C. Boyd a Member of Parliament, Pa ul' s.on.the. Lakeshore. it, Braille transcription is Stockmeyer, Auxiliary president, llnd the Mesdames and will take us on a special not difficult. It can be read. George Cartmill, Z. Stephen Bohn, Lyle Waggoner, to u l' of the government and universities who enrolled CORNELIUS H U I G E. of i1y mastered by any sighted Kenneth Krabbenhoft, Harry Lange, David Ram. buildings." On her return in Beaver College's London Madison avenue; and MRS. person who will work dili. sey, Ned Fitzpatrick, Arthur Eisenbrey, Ralph home, following a tour of Semester Program, estab- EARL MADIL and MRS. 1.... gently. Thomas, Jr., Paul Ruble, John Tulloch, Richard European capitals, Pen n y lished in cooperation with E. SLATER, both of Port ,More information may be will transfer from Albior, Sejnost, Benjamin Stockwell, Thomas Callaghan, the City of London Poly. Huron. The proud new fath- obtained by calling TU 1. College to the Univc:rsity of 9566. Donald Austin and Charles Rutan. technic, and reputed Sat. er will continue his studies Michigan. urday, August 19, from New at the University of Minne. * * * • • • York, for 17 weeks in Eng- sola Law School in the fall. achieved straight.A averages, Mrs. Rutan is in charge of prizes. Mrs. Berj H. University of 'Michigan stu- land. Afte:- three weeks of • 0 • Agriculture major SUSAN Haidostian wili be at the piano. Mrs. Lange, of dent GAIL T R IN E R, of orientation, including an ex- Cited as Purdue University FERNEY SODERBERG, of Bart EdlDond Beaconsfie)d avenue, and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, of Lake- Westchester road, and Uni- cursion to Warwick, Coven. 1971-72 Distinguished Stu. Balfour road, Science major pointe avenue, are handling reservations. versity of Pennsylvania stu- try and Oxford, sightseeing dents, second st:mester, are PATRICIA KAY KOTYLO, of Beauty Salon dent STEVEN PARCELLS, in and around Lon don, a Science major ANN MARIE Barclay road, and Humani- GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN The party begins with cocktails at 11. Lunch- series of lectures by promin. eon's scheduled at noon. of Cameron place, are among GALOVIC, of Anita avenue, ties major CHERYL :MAR. 21316 Mock Ave. 45 E. Adorns 148 young men and women ent government,pl'ess and and Humanities major DEB. THA LYNCH, of Ballantyne \ 886-6060 WO 2-1112 (Continued on Page 16) from 61 different colleges business leaders in Britain ORAH LEE RATUSNIK, of road. Thursday and Friday evenings by appointment and visits to London the- Roslyn road, both of whom (Continued on Page 22) . _ atres, plus a Homestay, (liv- ing with a British family for a week, sharing daily exper- iences as a member of the Continuing our DRASTIC CLEARANCE family), the students will be-I gin classes September 11. of Dresses-Costumes-Cocktail & Formal 00. Among 14 young people I' who have enrolled in Lake Pantsuits -.- Sweaters - Blouses Forest College's Madrid Study Abroad Program this fall is DOUGLAS CAMPBELL, III, All Weather Coats son of MR. and MRS. DOUG- LAS CAMPBELL, JR., of Provencal road. He has com- pleted 11is freshman year at LFC and was one of 26 stu. UP dents involved in a success- TO ful fund-raising telethon earn. paign, (m 0 l' ethan $9,000 pledged to the Alumni Fund). las~ spring. Associated with CCJMPAS (Committe~ to Plan II ctivities for Spring), he par. tlcipated in the RA Festival, a special Fine Arts week. end, as a committee mem- ber. In Madrid, t.a will study at the International Institute, located about a block from the American Embassy, and has the option of living with a resident family. He will be offered weekend excur- sions to points of interest in the surrounding ~rea...... '" DR. and MRS. CLAR. ENCE N. JAEKEL, of Lex- ington road, residents of The Pointe for 45. years, were honored in P 0 r t Huron, where they were married, at a family dinner celebrating their Golden Wedding anni- :JJramalic Black versary July 24. Present were daughters and sons.in. law 1IIR. and MRS. RAY. .MOND TROMBLEY and MR. and MRS. ROBERT BEY- IER, with PAT, JIM and 01 CINDY TROMBLEY II n d SUE, BOB and DAN E BEYER. 'Woof and Informal Modeling Thursday, University. Liggett graduate September 7th, Somerset Mall; JANEEN KATHRYN TING. LEY, daughter of the TRACY Friday, September 8th, Grosse H. TINGLEYS, of Rivard Pointe; 11 a.m. till 4 p.m. bOUlevard, has be"n award. ed the Pauline Jones Scholar- I shiJ:.by Wells College, Aurora. I N.Y. She'll enter Wells as a freshman this September. o • • MR. and MRS. JOHN BUlGE, of Madison road, announce the biith of a daughter, JENNIFER LYNN, July 4. Mrs. Huige is the former SUSAN SLATER, daughter of MR. and MRS. LEWIS SLATER, of Lewis-I ton road. Paternal grandpar. ents are MR. and MRS. I JOHN BUlGE, of Fenton, formerly of The Pointe. Young Jennifer has 'Cive great grandparents: MR. and I MRS. RENE VAN 57EEL. ANDT, of Anita road; MRS. Jb~ shops of KISKA Wlllton.pi~rc~ 510.. Hount JEWELERS Kercheval at St, Clair Grosse Pointe 0"." Daily 9:30 a.m. 63 Kercheval 10 S p.m. and our new store Celemal _"" "'1Idi.. CLO~EO SATUIOAYS 115.5755 2861 Somerset Mall Troy r, , t •• 7q 52 7 7S7S 52. 7 "''PSEP 7 77$ 7 •• am 277 an 7' nr •• W' Ftms .' , . Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS j' ------Thursdc1Y, August 31, 1972 j' Cheryl Zawadzki Mrs. Richard Dorman I Pa111elaBunge Wed In East Pamela Bunge, daughter the former ~arbara Neebe, I : of lIIr. and Mrs. Robert S. daughter of the late Mr. and IBunge, of New Oanaan, Mrs. Joseph H. Necbe, of I ,Married Conn., was married Satur. Grosse Pointe. . I August 11 day, August 5, to Gerald The Rever end Robert Edward O'Brien, son of Mr. Wood. of New Canaan, of. I I St, Lucy Church 15 Setting for Ceremony and Mrs. Edward O'Brien, of {jeated at the candle~ht I I Warren, R. r. ceremony in New Canaan's Which She Speaks Vows to Richard The bride's father, a for. Congregational Church, God's I J '.1 Hugh Dorman 'mer United States Navy Acre. , combat pilot, Is 'advertising A reception was held at the manager or Seventeen maga. home of friends, ~r. and r A reception at London House East followed the I,zine. The bride's mother is )trs. George S. Ritchie. : y/edding of Cheryl Ann Zawadzki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Zawadzki, of Hampton road, and JI--~;}~13~9iiil~GiiiraiiiliiiioliiiAiiiviiiciii. /~liii{oiiisiiieiiiivl~lIiiiie.iiiiM.lciiiihiiiii.~/ -(3-13-) 2-9-3-'4-50.0" Richard Hugh Dorman late Friday afternoon, Aug. Wit 11, in St. Lucy Church. Presiding at the 5:30$>------...I~ dine out. o'clock ceremony was bo" held her bouHant silk The Reverend John Sulli. illusion veil. She carried a Photo by Eddie McGralh, Jr. I van, Colonial arrangement of pink Mr. and Mrs. David Had. ,:~t:~~:S~~:rc:::t~.~'c.IGEORGJAIL at the Inn The newlyweds are vaca. Sweetheart roses, daisies and den, ol Meadow lane, .are Dougall, of Canterbury road, I Jt. tioning in the Bahamas, and bab~"s.breath. announcing the engagement afe announcing. the engage. ~Inl 'Dlnner .n the Crystal Room , will return to make their Coming from Palos Park, of their d a ugh t e r, ANN me!lt at theIr daughter, "" home in Indian Village, Ill, to act as her cousin's ASPINWALL, to Sam u e I LESLrr-: JANE, to Marc Otis from $3,95.5 PM-Midnight.Mon-Sat : ) where the bridegroom, son honor maid was Jayne Guid. Richard Munoff, son of Mr. Schroeder, son of Mr. anu Cocktails and entertainlllent In the Inn CI. , - of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dor. ish. Bridesmaids were DIane and Mrs. Samuel J. Munoff, Mrs. Otis Schroeder, of F~ir. 4 P.M••2 A.M. Songs and cOllled, with man, of Marshall, has been Delor, another cousin, Val- of Fort Edward, N.Y. holme road. A fall weddmg Tom Kin" 01 the plano Tues .Sat. is planned. __ ~_ ' I' residing. erie Moran, Lynn Reynolds, Miss Hadden attends Skid. Bands of peau d'ange lace Janelle Smith, of' Kalamazoo, more Callege. Her fiance at. , and seed pearls accented Mrs. Ray Zawadzki, of Mount tends the University of East. I the bride's ivory satin gown, C I e men S, and Mrs. Janar ern Oregon. fa s h ion e d with Bishop Meseruey, of Marshall, the A summer, 1973, wcd1ing i sleeves, a mandarin collar bridegroom's sIster. is being planned. and E'llpire waist, and Their floor length frocks matching lace and pearl mo. of pale doeskin featured long, lifs trimmed her detachable pearl.beaded sleeves and stemmed white lose, sur- Chapel train. mandarin collars. rounded by baby's.breath. An open-crown lace pill. Each carried a single, long. Beth Ann Zawadzki, the CHERYL ANN ZAWADZKI and Mr. Dorman, -, .--,-,- -,- bride's niece, a,1d Usa :Me- son of the Hugh Dormans, of Marsball, were wed ::bear CU.11omer.1; -'_.- -.,- seruey, the bridegroom's in St. Lucy Church Friday. August 11. She is the niece, were flower girls. daughter of the Joseph R. Zawadzkis, of Hamp- -.A new :ligure! Robert Dorman ~.-rived ton road. , from Dallas, Tex., to act We at Martha's Closet want as his brother's best man. Guests were seated by Ray Pair Exchange Vows Aug. 26 to thank you for keeping us ,. A new You! Zawadzki, brother of the , bride, Pat Moran, Larry The double ring ceremony ate of Grosse Pointe High really busy this summer. We are Golitko, the bride's cousin in Jefferson Avenue Presby- School Vlho attended Ferris ~ Kay Wise's Exclusive Bob Klucyznskl, Janar Mese. terian C h u r chat which State College and is now as. ruey, Tom DiPietro and Mark Peggy L, S nod g r ass and sociated with the National ta king a long holiday weekend to ,~' Meseruey, the bridegroom's Charl~s C. Chamberlain ex. Bank of Detroit in the Trust nephew. changed marriage vows Sat. Real Estate Depar.tment, is rest and get ready for fall. "Balletic The mother at the bride's urday, August 26, was fol. the son of Mr. and }Irs. ~.,. , floor length dress of apricot lower\ by a reception at the Charles A. Chamberlain, of ~\ Exercises" : chiffon was sleeveless, fash- Roostertail. Anita avenue. ioned with a beaded bodice. The bride, who has been The newlyweds will re., Sign Up She carried apricot roses. making her home in Rose. turn from a vacation in the I The bridegroom'~ mother ville, is the daughter of Mr. Pocono Mountains 10 make I . chose a long gown of aqua and Mrs. Clayton Snodgrass, . their home in Warren. ~ Now! ehifIlln, and a corsage of CLOSED SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 of Rose Hill, Va. For the 1 o'clock rites, at I ~ ~ yellow roses. The bridegroom, a gradu- which The Reverend Andraw ' ------F. Rauth presided. the for- REOPENING TUESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 5 mer Miss Snodgrass chose a I long.sleevedgown of ivory ~ .r- ALFREDO'S silk organza, accented with Free original lri$h print. No purchase nece$$ary. We Alencon lace appliques and i;~ Call E'cole de Ballet would like you to become acquainted with our quality seed pe~rls, and a matching I: 822.2310 1009 Maryland frames, decoupage boxe$, original oils, lithographs. illusion veil. .; - prints at manufacturers prices, Her bouquet featured white I ~~ and yellow rosebuds, with Have a fun filled and 10% discount will be continued thru September baby's-breath. <-'... ~.. on all custom Ilaming. She was attended by her SAFE holiday weekend ~ CASUAL SHOE sisters, Shirley A. Snodgrass 22425 Schoenherr (S.,w~n a & , Mil. Rd., Warren' as maid of 'honor and Bev- ~ erly S. Snodgrass as brides- •~J Ample Parkin_9 771-8160 maid in Victorian frocks of SALE! their' white picture hats ~;m-*:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;::;::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;;:::~~;:;:::::::;:;::;:;:::::;::::;:;:;:;:<~::~::~;:~::::;:~::~::~:::lavender and white voile, :;:: OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS ~:: trimmed with levender rib. 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JACOBSON'S WILL VAliDATE YOUR TICKET O'IN OAILY • TO • 63 KERCHEVAL.ON.THE.Hlll .... tnl f """ t I~ , •" , r 5 ISI 22 225 • sa Thursday, August 31, J 972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen April Bride Mrs. David Fenton Betrothed Children Hold M D Carnival Evening Wedding Eleven children who live Muscular Dystrophy. in the 300 block of Merri. Ann Smith, Ken Smith. lIIi. weather road organized a chael Smith, Sarah Martinez, backyard carnival Wednes. Bob Martinez, Susan Moran, For Miss Dosmas day, August 9. featuring a Louie Horan, Lyn Scrine, Ghost House, games, White Kurt Smolinski. Mike Smith Elephant lInd used toy sales, and Robert Smith will have David Earl Fentons Are Vacationing on the East pizza, popcorn, candy and a check for $121.72 to pre. Coast: Will Return to Detroit to Kool.Aid stands, with all pro. i sent to Mr. Lewis Labor Day ceeds earmarked for ti~e I weekend Make their Home Jerry Lewis Telethon to fight! ... =;;.;;;;' =~;;;;;;;=__=, Setting for the evening wedding of Christine SWEDISH DECOUPAGE Marilyn DO&inaS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Dosmas, of Anita avenue, and David Earl Fenton MASSAGE ''lJ.IJ eJJR1Jpt" was Redeemer United Methodist Church. In your home, including The 6 o'clock rites Sat. ~ facial mask. Women only. • PRINTS AND SUPPLIES Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. A late summer wedding, in urday, August 19, at bow hues, pink, blue, laven. Gill certificates av"ailable. I • AUTHENTIC HUMMEL CARDS which The Reverend Jack der, peach and avocado, F 0 U c hey, of Prestwick Portland, Ore" is being plan- I • MILl CANS, PUPPETS Lancaster presided, were were Claudia Barker, L~da I road, are announcing the ned by NANCY ALWEN, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Gold Leof Sh•• ls $1.29 followed by a reception Hasso, of East LanSIng, engagement of their daugh. I Massage by • Mafaldol Handmode Ties J. S. Alwen, moved in June at Royalty House aftel' Nancy Lawrence, S a n~ r a ter, MARGARET JEAN, plu. hone! era/led gifl. 'h' h h ' Colbert, of East Lansmg, to William Wasowicz, son from Hidden lane to Port. Beverly ... see the wee shop at \\ IC t.e newlyweds left and Allison Fen ton, the of Mr. and Mrs. Barney land, and Dennis Wormiak, to vacatIOn on the East bridegroom's cousin, Wasowicz, of Detroit. They son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 571.5765 1205 WAYBURN, in the Park Coast. i They wore muhi.colored plan an April 27 wedding. Worzniak, of Lennon road. They are relurning to De. flowers in ,their hair and car. Maggie will be graduat. The bride.elect waf recent. ,...------t troit to make their home. ried ,baskets filled ~ith multi- ed from Eastern Michigan I Iy graduated from Alma Col. The bride chose an Empire colored roses daisies and University in April. Bill is lege. Her fiance is a recent gown of white or,ganza, styled babv's-breath.' a sophomore at the Unl. Eastern Michigan University PUBLIC NOTICE wilh a scoop neck and Juliet Fiower girl Janice Hamil- versity of Detroit Dental graduate. Both are Grosse sleeves and trimmed with ton's yeilow -chiffon frock Schc.,l. Pointe South High School THE OLD PLACE RESTAURANT Venise lace. Matching lace featured shorl, puffed sleeves alumni. edged her long illusion ve;;, and an Empire bodice. waisted gown of lime green will resume opening on Sunday and she wore the pearl neck. John Ghesquiere acted as crepe. lace given ,by her father to best man. Seating the guests Out-of.town guests included Spencer.Allen Beginning September 1Oth. her mother on their wedding were Douglas Dosmas, the the 'bridegroom", grand moth. Troth Is Told i day. bride's brother, Steve Hahn er, Mrs. Bernhard Strassen, I We will serve ~h.e carried a cascade of and Charles, James and Gary of l<'ort Wayne, Ind., his Married Saturday, August 19, in RedeelI.er I daISIes, yellow roses, steph. Fenton, brothers of the bride. uncles .and aunts, The Rev. United Methodist Church to Mr. Fenton, son of Mr.l1nd il\lrs, Frank M. i dinner starting at anotis and baby's.breath. groom. erend and Y.rs. Luther stns. the Charles Fentons, of Hollywood avenue, was Allen, of Birmingham hi1ve . A.ttending her as honor They .are the sons of Mr. Isen, who came wilh their CHRISTINE MARILYN DOSMAS, daughter of announced the engagement' 2:00 p.m. to 11 :00 p.m. maid was Wendy Leegstra, and Mrs, Charles Fenlon, of children from Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Dosmas, of Anita avenue. of their daughter. Barbara I whose Empire.waisted, long. HoUl'wood a'mnue. and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sue, to Donald Patrick sleeved frock was fashioned The bride's mother chose a St.rassen from Maine and Spencer, son of Mr. and lIIrs. of yellow chiffon, its bodice long.sleevedgolVn of blue tht! brid'e's uncle and' aunt Start La'wyers Wives' Year Harry W. Spencer, of Ailard I IHE OLD PLACE trimmed with Venise lace. chiffon, beaded at her Em. Dr. and Mrs. Mervin Runner' _ avemle . 15301 E. Jefferson corner of Beaconsfield . Bridesmaids, wearing iden. pire waist; the bridegroom's who brought Donna and The Grosse Pointe Branch ing secretary, Mrs. John P. Mis& Allen, a graduate of 822-4118 lIcally st~'led dressr;s in rain- molher a sleeveless, Empire. Vickie Runner, from Chicago. I '.awyers Wi~es of Michigan: Williams, treasurer; Mrs. the University of Michigan, begins its 1972.73 sea son Leroy B. Mclnall~', Mrs. is . a teacher with the no. IV i t h a luncheon.business William Jamieson and Mrs. chester Community Schools. meeting at the Detroit Boat Robert Werner, state delc- She is an active member of I Club Wednesday, September gates, and Mrs. John Imesch, the Junior League of Bir- We wilt be closed 13, at noon. in charge of publicity. minghamand the Women's Presiding will be Mrs. Guest speaker Mrs. C. A. Auxiliary of SI. Joseph':; Saturday, Sept. 2nd David H. Williams, IV, new- Gro~bel, Jr., assistant pros- Mel cy Hospital, Pontiac. Iy-elected Poi n t e Branch eculJng attorney, Macomb Her fiance was graduated for a long weekend president. County, will discus' "Worn- fro m Northern Michigan She will be aided by fel. en In Law." University wilh a degree low officers Mrs. Thomas E. Prospective members are in Business Administration, See }70ll l;uesda.y.' Coulter, president-elect, Mrs. cordially invited. Reserva- and from Grosse Pointe Thomas P. Rockwell, record. lions may be made by call. South High School in 1965. ' ing sec:"~tary, Mrs. Anthony ing luncheon chairman, Mrs. A December wedding is planned. 13TH A. Vermeulen, correspond., Patrick J. Keating, 882.4410, AT THE Plan A.I.B. Brunch ANNUAL For September 10 Nursery School i Palricia A. Kelly, chair. GROSSE POINTE and Kindergarten ,man of the Women's Divi WAR Clesses sion, American In~'itute of 2, 3, or 5 Sessions Per Week Banking, has announced that the annual A. I. B. 294-8560 brunch will be held Sunday, ARTISTS September 10, at Royalty House of. Warren. , ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL 32 LAKE SHORE ROAD "l,./Q( \(\!l<:::d'-rY) \,M rt<- ;?_,( " r I ~c h (r L ...~ '" . 30205 E. JeHelSon, St. C10ir Shores * Transportation Available ,pccial ~t:::::::::::::::::;::::~~:::::::::~x:::~::::~::~::;:::::::~;::::::::~::::::::::::;:::~::::::;::::~:~~~::::~:~~~::~~«~~:~~::*:::iili ~ j VAN fURNlmR[ I ~ .x GROSSE POINTE • L1VONtA lalcl II LAS' 3 DAYS I DRESSES .•• COATS ... SUITS ANNUAL MIDSUMMER $60~S9 5 NO\V $15.$24 FURNITURE $100.$195 NOW $25.$49 ::: ~~ $200.$300 NOW $50.$75 .....$ .~... $325~$500 NOW $82.$125 ::: ::~ I SALE! I,~~~. I~~~~ I' ::~ >:: I ~. i SPORTSWEAR ••• ALL GROUPS ~ ~ 10ToSO%OFF ~ ~ flOOR SAMPlES, IN STOCK $20.$110 NOW $5.$28 jt~: t COLLECTIONS, ACCESSORIES AND ~~1 ~ ~~I' I • ACCENTS Of OUR VERY FINEST HOME FURNISHINGS LINGERIE .•• AT HOME FREE DECORATING SERVICES , I, $12.$125 NOW $3.$32 CONVENIENT TERMS " » ~ ij SALE... Nettle Creek's magnificent ~~~I l ~ ~ I "Knob Hill" Ouilted Bedspread ~ n ACCESSORIES •.. ALL GROUPS ~ Twin Size, $60 Full Size, $70 :::: $7.5Q..$75 NOW $1.50.$19 I. Q,.eo Si". $80 Duol Kio9Size. $85 ~.!~.i.J:: .,1 I luxur,ous deeply puffed polished colton quilted Z ~ i! " bedspread with unique hand.guided Bonaz stilching ~. :::: outlining the big, beautiful print blossoms. Pink, ~ blue or gold. Matching or coordinating draperies ~ and accessories may be special ordered at savings ~ I of 20%. Please allow 4 weeks for delivery. ~! All SALES FINAL ~ ~ ~ ~ JacobSonS ~~ U@Cf' UGa@ [}l)(IDOVU~ ~ c~~/!9!~~~!~,I GROSS[ POIIlTE: 20343 Mack Avenue TU 45885 18 KERCH~Al on!ll. ~I - GROSSE POINTE FAAMS I 2 HOURS FREE PARKING .•. JACOBSON'S Will VALIDATE YOUR TICI(ET UVONIA:Merri-5 Plaza, 5 Mi/Merriman 5:;>2-3600 i9~#&J$~~:~~::~::~:Whm . ..' . ~~/'~X«<.~ SHO~:Man, Thun. & frio "iI9 PM. r "2 a smse. uts SF r 292PSa? pm. r a .. ex 1m Nn •• r ...... " ...... •'~ .• q 4.' . '. ,'# $ 2 j' Page Fourte,n GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 31, 1972 I ------, Rose Zoufal r Mrs. David C. Kerr Pointer Weds In Owosso on August 19 I, I Mary Ann Fleming To Be Bride Robert F ran cis McCul. lar w(lre appllqued with Iwore fresh flowers in her j laugh son of Dr and Mrs. pearl. beAded peau d'enge hair. Leste~ E. MCC~llough of lac~, aud her high.~aisted I Flo~er gir.1 Ka~e Meier, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. I . '. A.line skirt extended mto a the brtde's mece, Ln a long Married August 19 Zoufal, of Cook road, have I Fall'bo1me r 0 a d, claimed Chapel train, dress similar to those of the 4' announced the engagement Elizabeth Anne Meier, daugh. A lace cap caught her long. senlor attendant~, carried a Becomes Bride of Lieutenant David Charles Kerr of their daughter, Rose ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold lace.edged mantIlla. She car. basket filled with rose petals. Marie, to John S. Barbour, I C. Meier of Corunna as his rled a cascade of whlle roses Richard K. McCullough at Evening Ceremony I with Her Uncle son of Mrs. Walter S. Clark, bride S;turday Aug~st 19 and ivy,. ~entered with a c1us. acted as .his brother's best Officiating at Rites of North Deeplands road, .' .' ter of lilles.of-the.valley. man. Seatmg the guests were and toe latE: Sloane R. Dar. I at a morning ceremony 111 She was attended by her Steven D. ~lcCul1ough. an. Owosso's First United Meth. sisler, Mrs. Philip Dennis, of other brother, Michael D. Back.packing their way through Europe for bour. : . k th D 'd Ch J K h d Miss Zoufal attended East. I odist Church. Ann Arbor, as matron oC Meier, John G. Meier, II, SIX wee s are e aVl ar es errs, W ose we • ern Michigan Univel'sit)' ~nd The 11 o'clock riles, with bllDor, and bridesmaids Mrs. Robert Feucht, Harold Wel. ding Saturday evening, August 19, in KI10X Presby. was graduated from the The Reverend Paul Hart pre. John G. Meier, II, of Negau. ler, David Bulemore and Dr. terian Church, was followed by Ii reception in the Southern Montessori Insti. siding, were followed by a nee, Patricia Kentfield and Philip Dennis. Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Crystal Ballroom. lute, Miami, Fla. Her fiance reception and breakfast in Marll Kuchar, of Owosso, and' Junior groomsml'lI were Both were graduated i • received his Bachelors :lnd the Church Fellowship Hall, Teresa Fowler and Karen John K. McCullough, the in June from Wheaton Mary Ann Flem111g.daughter Masters degrees in Business after which the newlyweds Fowler, of Williamston. bridegroom's brother. and College. They'n return to 01. the Jack A. Fle~ings,., of Administration from Eastern left to vacation on Cape Cod Their nile g r.e en voile John G. Meier, III, the bride's make their home at Fort B 1'I hop road. Lieuten ..nt Michigan UniversHy. I and in the Eastern States. Crocks were touched with ivo. nephew. .. . d Kerr's par e D t s are the A 1 I Se t b wedding' The brIdegroom will enter ry Venice lace at their high The bride's mother wore a BenJamm HarrISon, In ., Charles Kerrs of Pine BeaCh, a e p em ec i Marine Officers Candidate collars and the cuffs of their pale yellow crepe dress with where the bridegroomN J a ' is planned. I School, Quantito, Va., Sepo Bishop sleeves. Matching lace a corsage ef white phalaenop. Secon d Lieutenant. m"I . the. Presiding at the 7 o'clock - ten'ber 24. circled their Empire walsts sis orchids. The bridegroom's United States Army, has ri~es were the bride's uncle, Re~erend Georg~ Woodco~k. The bride, given in mo.l'. and formed bib effecls at mot her c h 0 sea silver. been stationed. The Reve."end Jerald B. Elli. Tne former MISS Flemm,g riage by her father, wore II their bodices. trimmed m ..uve coatdress. Mrs. Kerr is the fOlmer I son of Philadelphia and The chose. to wear he~ mother 5 I traditional gown of candle Each carried three long. Her corsage, too, was fash. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~=;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;';;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:~I weddmg ,goIVn of Ivor y can. I light 0 r ga n z a. Her long stemmed yellow roses, tied ioned of white phalaenopsis r dJelight satin, traditIonal in J sleeves. bodice and high col. with French ribbon, and each orchids. 'S design, with insets of A1en. I con ~ace. Matching lace ISABELLE Itrimmed her Cat h e d r aI, 16434 E. Warren I length illusion veil. I (Opposite Alger Theat.r) She wore the sIring of I 88"-7980 pearls given by her father to her mother on their wed. I Photo by J. S. De FOl'llsl Iding day, and carried a cas. In Knox Presbyterian Church Saturday eve. BERKSHIRE ual Colonial arrangement of ning, August 19, MARY ANN FLEMING, daugh. iyory campenula and cream tel' of Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Fleming, of Bishop AUGUST AUGUST SALE roses and baby's-breath. road, was married to Lieutenant Kerr, son of Mr. Fleming g a v e his Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerr, of Pine Beach, N.J. HOSIERY daughter in marriage. I Mrs. Lance A. Fleming F\UR SALE August 24.September 9 came from West Point, N.Y., ments of dried garden flow- Mrs. Hawkins and their chil. !!g~ ~ 3 Psirs Ito serve as her sister.in- ers. dren, Janice and David, came law's honor attendant, and l"lower girl Susan Vender. from Downer's Grove, III., $1.25 S .99 12.95 bridesmaids were Mrs. John bush wore a dress identical for the ceremony, sang at his Savings up 1.35 1.09 3.25 A. Fleming, another sister.in. to those of the senior attend. niece's wedding, while Mrs. law, the bridegroom's sisters, anls. Her white wicker bas. John McDonald played the 1.50 1.19 3.55 kct was filled with rose pet. or,gaiJ. I to 30% off 1.75 1.39 4.15 Mrs. Gabriel Caliendo, of Hinsdale, IlL, and Marda als. Her brother, Todd Ven. Mrs. Fleming chose a 1.95 1.59 4.75 and Kristy Kerr. and Deb. derbush, was ring bearer at sleeveless gown of pale aqua. on hundreds 2.00 1.59 4.75 orah Strachan. the double ring ceremony. marine printed brocade for Sergeant Wall ace Waid, her daugt.!er's wedding. Mrs. 2.50 Their sleeveless frocks of of Furs '.99 5.95 white.£locked printed voile USAF, stationed in London, Kerr seleC'le • president, Mrs. Donald Steib. -'jo~";:";';"';';:;Y""""''''''''''',;, ,••••N,u.yN .."' ,.."..~•••••••• " •.,.,...... " Yo y"'.,u .... w...... o.m:.:< •••.:"00"J9.;..~v.. oo;;:.:>.::~~,:,::.:•••~.:•.:••-:-- ~i •••;.;"'g.;-;.~.-..: :~.:-••:-:.: ~ er is corres pondin go secre. ...• ~=.~~.~.-=.~~...•...... •...... ~ ~..:.~.: ~: ..: ...-..:-:.:.:-:.:.:.:-..:..; :.. . ..,. """' '.."' "?': CO nnle S - FOR BOYS' AND GIRLS' WEAR tary. Mrs. Michael Corollo liS ~ OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, ?':~. Am,,1e Pa,.~',ift Front and Rear recording secretary and Mrs. ~ • Edward Staff as treasurer. « SALE ~:: 23208 MACK near 9 MilE PR 7.8020 Appointed to serve on the ~:: :::: Club's board are Mrs. Car. ~~ .1~i~ rol Treder, programs; Mrs.:::: Girls' and Boys' Shoes ,;. Charles Bayer, dues; Mrs, f;: ~ Joseph Gorey, membership; I:::: by J u m pin 9 J a c k s ~~ Mrs. Thad !oos, chapel; Mrs. i~~ ~~ Joseph MlIik, registration; I:::: Mrs. Richard Schrage pub. ~: 7 90 t 9 90 licity; Mrs. Donald Schatz. ~:: • 0, berg, hospitality; Mrs. Rob. ~ .._c __ ert Cavan~gh, -alumni rep. ~:~ Now's the lime for I'mportant Iresentatlve; and Mrs :::j SKINNY RIB Charles Di Virgil, parliamen: ::~ tarian. :? savings on sturdy leather shoes for Body Shirts The Reverend Fred Tag. ~:; gart O.S.A. is Molhers' Club ~; the young back-to-schoolers. Child's, moderator. $::. M 13 colors - .:Illsizes ------_~: I isses', Girls. Youths and Boys' sizes. SWEDISH ~ A. Boys brown boot, 8.90-9,90 MASSAGE IB. G iris' brown palent and in Jour home :~~ suede tie.up. 7,90 and 8.90 :::: ~ C. Boys' brown monk-strop LADIES slip"~on 7.90 and 8.90 ONLY . D. Girls' palenl slip.on in block, Personally Yours for appointment 17 Kercheval Call: Marian , ~ brown or navy, 7.90 and 8.90 Ottmann I~ 294-1196 i~ 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. I I ....~ .., tfwu ;::: friday ~ .... ------:e:. ~ LAS VEGAS AaPUlA.Jt! S.).)~HAWAII! A 1$1Lft~~~~g!~WVEG1S o~~;'!,;l~,~"., i U7 thebeaul.'I!lACAPUlCO Callomls HALE MAKAI HOTEL I ' HOLIDAY INN ... Above package at I 4 days / 3 nights ACAPULCO PRINCESS 7 I hI the beautiful HOLIDAY INN HOTELfor$41600' ad.yund ng I at WAIK/K/.$34Q.OO: I .... '1' , .,~ , I I 'Jaoobsons . I I ~ 2 HOURS FREE PARKING .•• ~ JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET i::-;;:w:'~::::::;:-;:::::::::::::::::::::''';::::::::::::~~:l33!~-.oc:~::l; '. i , .' J J 3 J " J 52 2 2 3 J 2 J J J J 2 Pi I 32 I ; : i j j 55! i i ;a.~ ....."..... U Thursday, August 3 I, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen and she carrled an arrange. Lee E. Benz Hewson ment of white roses and Mrs. Roger G. Wise Mrs, James F. miniature carnations, with Claims Bride James F. Hewsons baby's.breath. Mrs. Daniel P. Wimsatt, In the Bet h e I United Jr., honor matron for her Church of Christ, Evansville, Vacation In North sister, al!d bridesmaids Laura Ind., Saturday, August 26, and Sandra Hewson, the Lee Edward Benz .claimed Mary Steff.s Is Attended by Her Sister, bridegroom's sisters, carried Claire S c hell e r Br.cker, Mrs. white baskets fiUed with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel p, Wimsatt, Jr" at Evening , ytllow daisies. I\ogel;. K. Becker, of Evans. Marriage Service Their froclta featured lace. vUle, 1s his bride. accented white volle bodices A reception at the Becker's and brown and white print home followed .the 10 o'clock Vacationing in northern Michigan before they skirts. riles, at which The Reverend return to Ypsilanti to make their home are Mr. Best man was Ben Ancona. Dr. James R. Prickett and and Mrs. James F. Hewson, whose wedding Friday John Genette and ~lark Hew. Father Ted T e m pel pre. evening, August 18, in St. Joan of Arc Church, sided. son, the bridegroo'll's broth. I was followed by a reception at Club Leo. er, ushered, The newlyweds have both Mrs. Hewson is the (\)~------'been residing in Ann Arbor, The mother of the bl ;de where ,they will return after former Mary S t e if e s, For the 5:30 o'clock c~re. wore a floor length gown of a Jamaica vacation. d au gh t e r of Mr. and money, with The Reverend aqua chiffon. with green Pearls accented the neck, M r s . Ray m 0 n d G. John F. O'Callaghan presid. cymbidium are hid s. the Empire waist and cuffs of S t e f f e s, of Hollywood lns, the former Miss Steffes bridegroom's mother a long the bride's candlelight ~repe avenue. chose a !ace.accented silk gown of pink chiffon, styled gown, aoo her ivory net veil Mr. Hewson is the son of organza gown. with a beaded bodice, and a fell from a lace,trimmed the Donald H. HewSODS, of A modified Camelot cap corsage of pink cymbidium white cap. She car r i e d S1. Clair Shorea. caught her short illusion veil, orchids. Majestic daisies. She was attended by her sillter, Mrs. Christopher Witze, of Bernardsville, N.J., !Ii m;;. t ran of honor, and l,jRlesmaids Sheryl Roblfllr, IIf.Evansvll1e, and a sorority si.ter, Melissa Hickes, of Photo by COlllnl'l'oOd Stll4lo Pittsburgh, Pa. Marriage vows were exchanged Friday eve- In St. Joan of Arc Church Friday evening, .T h e i r 10 h g shirtwaists, ning, July 28, in Saint Paul's.on.the.Lakeshore by August 18, MARY STEFFES, daughter of Mr. and fn!thioned of pale blue and Mrs, Raymond G. Steffes, of Hollywood avenue, white plaid voile, featured JANICE DIANE JAMERINO, daughter of the 'White satin collars, cuffs and Peter Jamerinos, of Muir road, and Mr. Wise, son and Mr, HewSon, son of the Donald H. Hewsons, cummerbunds. of the John W. Wises, of Detroit. of st. Clair Shores, wrore married. They carried Wllllam&burg nos e gay s of multi-colored brothers, Charles Wilkins, of mate a! the bride who, after summer flowers. Ann Arbor, and Richard 12 years at Saint P.aul School, Roger Beniacted as best Kirtland, of Lansing. earned iller Bachelor of Sci. man for hisbroU.er. They The bride's mother wore Janice Jamerino ence degree in Education at are the sons of Mrs. Robert a long, buttercup yellow WSU and is presenUy tear,h. Werner, of Lochmoor boule. shirL waist, trimmed with ing at Kanlner School in East <. • vard, and Harold O.. Benz, white lace. Mrs. Werner also Wed To Mr. Wise Detroit, served as matron of '~. of Ann Arbor. s e I e c t e d a shirtwaist, of honor. .• Ushering were Bruce Benz multi.colored pastel flower Bridesmaids were Selma ..' print-an-white voile. John and James Wise Act as Ushers for their Aued and Mary Wise, the ~ ~~.~. C", W... ". two oth" bridegroom's s i s t e r, and ~ Brother; Sister Mary Wise is Among fiowergirl was Lisa Wise, his ~: Bridesmaids at Evening Rites niecl:. ": ~".f.HOU-SE RAISING Michael Lukosavich acted At home in Mount Clemens after vacationing as best man. Ushering were in the mountains of Pennsylvania are Mr. anti Mrs. John Wise and James Wise, •h.\ . PIERS & FOUNDATIONS Roger Gregory Wise, whose wedding Friday eve. the bridegroom's brothers . They are the sons of Mr. and the ultimat. dOl tal ~FLOOR LEVELING & ning, July 28, in Saint Paul's.on.the-Lakeshore, was Mrs. John M. Wise, of Cour. followed by a reception at London House East. ville street, Detroit. is of sierling silver on ., !-UnCierstructure Repairs Monsignor Francis Can- 'I~ I A long frock of" apricot Ifield presided at the 6 motifs on her high.necked chiffon, crystal-beaded at her a gossamer-light o'clock rites for which dress, and secured a long neck and ilhe cuffs of her the 'bride, 'the former Cbpel veil, and she carried long, see.through sleeves, 24.inch silver chain, by • We Work All Year Round Janice Diane Jamerino, a cascade of baby mums, was Mrs. J.l,merino's choice Insured - All Work Guaranteed daughter of Mr and Mrs S.weethe~rt roses, stephana. for her daughter's wedding. Mark XIV ... 0 most personal . . .' !Is and 1\'~'. Her p,orsage was a burnt Peter Jamermo, of MUIr iRuffles accented Lhe V. orange rose. remembrance when engroved with road, chose a floor length necks and cuIfs of her at. A yellow r05e. corsage gown of off.white satin tendants' long frocks of off- complemented the bride. o nome or message of your choice. organza. white chiffon. Their cuffs and groom's -mother's mint green JAM~S BEi\.TTY: Her C a m e lot cap was Empire waists were circled ensemble. ~ Up to three lines, 12 to 15 ltltters per line. 1...749~~:J86 Lic.No.21852< trimmed with lace and tiny with embroidered floral rib- . pearls, matching the lace bon, and tiley carried natural Named ,to the Second Se. Please allow three weeb delivery, $12 . baskets filled with blue and mester 1971.72 Dean's' lAst pink.daisieb and pink roses. at Villanova Uni~ersity. is ,Mrs. James Thl>inas, a RICHARD R. SHALLA, of UPHOLSTERING Wayne State University class. IMorningside drive. :';'1' "'i"" :"," ,~.l i :< : l :'; ..'. '[LA • I .. Locker Bags 0 Gym Shorts. 0 Wide Selection of Decorator Fabrics Combination Locks 0 Tank Suits 0 By Shoe laces 0 Nylon Jackets 0 GxctuJive !Jnc. Converse All Stars 0 (Red. Blue. G,een. Gold Suede 0' Convos 755-7110 in while 0' colors) HEAD & WRIST SWEAT BANDS 0 A THLETfC SUPPORTERS 0 WOODS SPORT SHOPPE 20559 Macl< Ave. near 'Jernier Acro.. from Parcells Middle School E. C. WHITE Daily 9.5, Thurs. 'til 8 WILL BE CLOSED f'RIDA Y, SEPTEMBER 1st For A Very Special Reason The Wedding o.f My Niece ELIZABETH R[JTH LYTLE FIT .' When I If/ill Have the Pleasure hey, kidsl turn on and tune in 'TOPIOFF to the new transisior radio sound ... of 11/alking Iler Down the A isle • 8 BOOT Donald Duck or Mickey Mou>e high Impact IT WILL BE OUR PLEASURH Tlla p!oslic porlable radios, bright with color and weighing just 13 ounces. TO SERVE YOU AGAIN A ileec bit of d boot thdt delivers 5.transistor, 2 diodes, earphone, 9voll ON SA TURIJA Y d big chunk of wedr. With :J~arzk You, bold styling dnd d brodd toe. ballery. To~e your music along wllh you And behind it all is the fine fit anywhere. inside Or oul. , ,vocolioning, ::Daniel :J)i Santi dnd specidl CMe your boy gets from us. at camp, or iust relaxing at home. $8. @ Wall Disnev Productiont 99 ( $15 .$17,50 A alk,. 8rn" & Fiesta & 8 Jacobson~s E • MolI.r Charge. 8a"IrAmericlJ,d L 20725 MACK at VERNIER 2671 7 LITTLE MACK L' Grosse Pointe Woodl-881.1191 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ..• HOURS: Mo.day Il...u Friday. 9,30 to 6 p.m, JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET BET, 10.11 MILE RDS, Thurs. Iii 8. Solurdoy 9,30 10 5 p,m . ••, 'I . . .- " • -..--'.....-;------it ., 0:444444444 sa a a Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTF. NEWS Thursday, August 31 r 197'2 Jackey's spending the holiday weekend with Mrs. Lawrence Fifer her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph E. Olila, of Fifer-Flynn Vows From Another Pointe of View Harvard road. '" '" * (Continued frol6 'P Ige 11) . Al'Id From 'The South , , . Spoken August 12 He.ding Welt An honored guest at next Wednesday's first- Where, oh where, are the Delmar Robertsons of.the.season meeting of the Windmill PoInte Gar. oft to now? Last year, It was Brazil. den Club wlll be Mrs. Frederick Slocum, a former Peoples Church, East Lansing, Is Setting for Early ThJs year it's CaJJfornJa, and their favorite member of the Club, now resIding in Sarasota, Fla, Afternoon Rites: Reception at rri Delta Lake San Marcos, where they've w:lntered for se\'. After a buffet luncheon at the Cadieux road Sorority House Follows eral seasons, but the Robert8ons' '72 move will be home of Mrs. Ralph Dewey, and a short business more permanent. session, the ladies wUl be off to visit the Belle Isle They plan to make Lake San Marcos theIr resl. Conservatory. Colleen Marguerite Flynn, daughter of Mrs. dence for nIne months, give or take a week or two, Bertram A, Watson, of Kensington road, and Greg. of the year, WIndmUI Pointe Garden Club officers for the ory Flynn, of.St. Clair Shore1!' and Lawrence Ge~rge comIng year are Mrs. Frederick HUlger, president, Their many friends have .been sayIng good.bye. Mrs. Charles Markley, Jr., vice.president. Mrs. K. Fifer son of the Wayne Filers, of East Lansmg, Mrs. Paul Sutherland entertained at a beautIfully. eRch~nged marriage vows Saturday, August 12. L. Kimmel, treasurer, Mrs. Dewey, recordIng sec. appointed dinner party, the weather cooperating, rttary, and Mrs. David C. Lowe, corresponding sec. Peoples Church, East <$ • moon and all. The Carroll Boutells, who are off to retary. Lansing, was the setting chi If 0 n. ~ matching cap Mexico, bosted II Sunda)' supper at the Country for the 1 o'clock rites. caught h,er illusion vell, an:! Club. A reception followed at she carrIed • lavender and Dr. and M~Il.Clarenr.e Maguire had a garden u' h' St t Urn white bouquet. the ~ulC 19an a e • In frocks of lavender chif. party for the ladles who are fellow members, wIth ~ versity Tri Delta Soror. fon carrying lavender Bnd the Mesdames Maguire and Robertson, of the Shores to the y.ar.round I.isure ity House, white flowers, were eincy Garden Club, and theIr husbands. So did the Ken. community on Laka Huron The bride wore a seed Flynn, honor maid for her neth Strangs. pearl.trimmed gownof white ~1ster,and bridesmaids Erin The Ernest Lambs and Mrs. Harry Hosner gave surprise parties. There may be a few more of these: The moving van pulled away from Radnor circle Tuesday, but the RobertsoI1.5are lingering a LEARN few days as houseguests of their good friends and neighbors, Mr. and MI'I. Bernard Whitloy. MI'I. Robertson and Mary Whitley were col. TO lege roommates. Coming to Dve In the Robertsons' Pointe home, SAIL w:lthits charming garden, are the SterlIng Grahams, from nearby Meadow lane. Last call - novice and Marriage vows were exchanged by COLLEEN Unique sa"ddune forest I intermediate courses are * * • community beach I asphalt still available. Enroll now MARGUERITE FLYNN and Mr. Fifer Saturday, Coming Ellt roads I underground TV, (313) 463.1331 August 12, in Peoples Church, East Lansing. She Before we all get "nevermore to see them electrical & water systems is the daughter of Mrs. Bertram A. Watson, of again" teary-eyed, here's a bit of good news: Mr. I Kensington road, and Gregory Flynn, of St. Clair Leisure homll5 from $32,900 8045 EAST JEFFERSON and Mrs. Robertson promise, on their honor are. i Large serviced lots $6,000 OLYMPIC SAIL CLUB DETROIT. MICII. Shores. The Wayne Fiiers, of East Lansing, are turn visit when the sun comes through in the ;pring. i 32650 50ulh River Rd., the bridegroom's parents. MI. Clemens California's not. Timbuktu, after all. People I GRAND BEND. ONTARIO 821-3525 come and go from the West Coast fairly regUlarlY.] Phone 238.2515 e NOVICE COURSE Flynn, another sisler, Mary Mark Pratt, of East Lan. Jacquelyn Knickerbocker's here from Mt. or Exeter 235.1331 AVAlLA8lE Quality Nursing Care Kanton, of Grand Rapids, s!:lg, was best man. Grooms. View, right now. ' or Write for Uteratu,e e SAil WAT RENTALS IDebra Snow,of East Lansing, men were the bridegroom's and Jerri Sedler, of Wixom. brother, Paul Rnd DuWayne MR. and MRS. ALFRED Fifer, Jeff Boyd Bnd Mark Simmons, of East Lansing. F. STEINER, n, of Roslyn "OUR SHORES SPECIAL" Mrs. Watson chose a pink road, announce the'birth of , chiffon dress for her daugh. daughter, ALLISONLOHLE, Open Sunday .2:30-5:00 ter's wedding, while the July 12. Mrs. Steiner is the brldeg~oom's mother wore former PAMELA ANN E aqua silk. . The newlyweds-are--mak: .SCHNElDER,aaughter of ing their home in Lansing. MR. and MRS. MICHAEL l ------SCHNEIDER, of Broadstone Navy Seaman DAVID L, road. P8temal grandparents MOORE,son of the LESLIE are MR. and MRS. WIL. MOORES, of Beaconsfield FRED A. STEINER, of West- avenue, recently visited Ma. cuester road. Great.grand- laga, Spain. aboard the air. fat her is A L F RED F. craft carrier USS John F. STEINER, of Beaconsfield Kennedy. avenue, Harper Woods, ~~ ~ OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY E'/ENINGS i stationery organizer , '."..... ::::: ~:::~ of rollan and cane keeps mail ~~ i a nd correspondence neo tly on hand in the home office, holds drawing .~ and coloring equipment on a Shoreham - 60 child's desk. Three compartments If you have been discouraged in your search for that special ranch home with on top, two shelves below. warmth and personality this will excile you and your family. Sharp exterior lines highlighted by creative landscaping, 2 or 3 bedroam~ (presently cozy den), 9'HxlO~lx51h"D. $5. 2\.? baths, delightful patio adjacent terrace. Fine bright rec room with wet bar' ;.;nd fireplace. Perfecl condition and air condilioning will further put your mind at ease. JOHN S. GOODMAN 93 Kercheval, on The Hill 886-3060 There's A Touch Of Elegance Attached To This Delightful "Georgian Colonial" TUCKED AWAY Off THE lEATEN MTH AMONG AN EXCLUSIVE GROUPING OF OTHER HOMES, AN. LESS THAN A BLOCK FROM lAICE SHORE DRIVE, IT OfFERS EVERYTHING ONI COUlD ASK FOR IN A PROPERTY OF THIS KIND. Among ,~. many feolures are 0 fine paneled family 'oom, library, 1st floor 10 Lots sold last Sunday ... This weekend may powder room, lavatory. potio, mo,ler bedroom ond bo'h, ~ addi'ional bed. room. and 3 bolhs. co'pet cnd drcperies Ihroullhout, burglar o .------'4-HELP WANTED, 5 G-FOR RENT I 6A-FOR RINT GENERAL UNFURNISHED FUttNISHED ------INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED PART TIME receptionist for NEED a baby sitter? CaU INDIAN VILLAGE ARl!:A GRAYTON, upper 3 bed- 138S EASTLAWN. Spacious 46 FOOT fully equipped professional 0 f f j c e in The Sitters' Club. Licemled JE,FtFERSON EAST 8905 rooms, newly carpeted. 1. Studio 'apartment. Appll. cruiser available for bare, l legal Notice 12 Suburban Acrecge Grosse Pointe City. 2:30-5 and bonded. 777-0377. The Hibbard 673.0102, 886.9363. ances, carpeted,' all utili. boat charter, days. eve. '. 1A Personals l1A Suburban Home p.m. 5 days. Call between tles. From $90. ED 1-2330 nings, or weekends, docked 9.3, 889.Q400. F.xceptionaUy spacious and GROSSE POINTE, 3 room i 18 Death Notice 128 Vacation Prop~rty WE DO HOUSEHOLD JOBS very attractive newly deco. fficiency apartment, ma. or 961.9141. at D.Y.C. Ideal for com. 12C Farms for Sale -eUiciently pan y entertainment or' 1C Public Sale S ALE S WOMAN, mature rated 3.room apartment. ~ure working woman, no GROSSE POINTE WOODS- 12D Lake and River Properly -economically g l' 0 up parties. 886-0410 2 Entertainment Ilnd attractive, no night One of Detroit's finest pres- ets, security deposit, $175 Hawthorne-Morningside. 4 12E Commercial Property hours, very pleasant work. -whenever you want tige apartment buildings in ~onth. 886-0003. days. evenings 567.5675 or ' 2A Music Education 13 Real Estale GI very accessible location. _ bedrooms, 2 batlis, family TU 5.3846. ing conditions, New Center ve our youth a job around room. 10 month lease. Sep- 28 Tutoring 13A Lots for Sale the borne. Call Young Peo. $165 per month includes GROSSE POINTE WOODS- 2C Hobby Instruction area near Fisher building. tember 1st to June 30th. 2 7 FOOT TRAVEL HOME. 138 Cemetery Property Submit resume to Box D4. pie Unlimited, Inc. heat. Apply manager on Hawthorne-Morningside, 4 2D Camps 13C Land Contracts $375 per month. C.,ll col. Self contained, Air eondi- . Grosse roint~ News. 889-0860 premises or call 822-7172. bedrooms, 2 baths, family 1ect 1-404.934-7687. 21 Athletic Instruction 14 Real Estate Wanted lioned. Sleeps 6. 779.0348. '. 100 Kerchevai Ave. 1385 EAS'!'LAWN. One bed. room, 9 month lease. $300 2F Schools 14A. lots Wanted TEEN LIVING near Hunt Grosse Pointe Farms room aparlment. A p P Ii. per month. Also will rent F URN ISH E D efficiency FLORIDA, Mar c 0 Island, • 2G Convalescent Care 148 Resorts Wanted Club to watch 2 year old, ances, carpeted, all utili. furnished. Call collect 1. apartment for sale or lease renting beautiful w ate r. 3 Lost and FOI.lnd 141: Real Estate Exchange 2:304:00 3 weekdays. 884- ties. From $110. ED 1.2330 404.934.7687. with option to purchase. front condominium villa, 4 Help Wonted General 15 Business Opoortunities 2082. Swimming pool, gut, gro bl.weekly, monthly, fish. 4A Help Wanted [),mestic 16 Pets for Sale HOME &- HEALTH or 961.9141. LARGE HOUSE near good BOY to mow lawn. TlJ 2. cery and meat shop on ing. boating. pool, etc. 48 Services te Exchnr-~e 14A. Horses for Sale CARE -- transportation and recrea .. premises. East Jefferson, Sleeps 4 adults, new, corn. 5 Situation Wanted 4429. 168 Pet Grooming Claridge Apts. tion facilities. Available 10 minutes from down plete!y furnished TU 1. ~ SA Situation Domestic BY 16C Pet Boarding DOGSITTER needed. Please HOMEMAKERS-UPJOHN September 3, References town. 822.0566. 4982. ' 58 Employment Agency 20 General Service call 882-4378. N 1514 WASHINGTON BLVD. and substantial deposit reo 5C Catering 20A Carpet laying urses. Nurse Aids, GerIa. Downtown Detroit's most lux. qulred. 395.7045. ALTER ROAD near Grosse WINTER - Oxnard Shores, : , For Rei1t Unfurnlsh~:J 201 Refirigeration & Air DISPENSING OPTICIAN tric aids and housekeepers urious living. Exceptional- Pol n t e, nicely furnished California. 2 bedrooms, 2 to work part or all the 6A For Rent Furnished Condilioning Repair I..ooking for a career? Any ly large 3.room, 1.bedroom DEVONSHIRE lower income • studio apartments. 0 nl Y baths completely furnish. : 68 Rooms for Rent 20C Chimney Service & experience in optical work? time. All e m p I 0 y e e s apartment. Every modern modern, garage, stove, re . $135 to $1(0 per month ed h~me. One block from : 6C Office for Rent Screens Doctor will train further screened, bonded and In. convenience including wall. f rig era tor, carpeting , This Includes the elec - ocean, between Los An.: 6D Vocalion Rentals 21 Moving Wages open to experience. sured. 24 hour service. to.wall carpeting and cen. drapes, newly decorated tricity, nice for one per geles and Santa Barbara. ; 61 Garage 'for Rent 21A Plano Service CAREER PERSONNEL. Detroit Mt. Clemens tralair conditioning. Ap. Good transportation. $195 son. Colle g 6 graduates Golf, marinas and stores : 872.()200 792.0620 6F Share Living Quarters 218 Sewing Machine 759.2710 ply manager on premises plus security deposit. TU 1 preferred. No pets. Tele . nearby. Available after Oc. : 6G Store to Rent 21C Electrical Service or tall 963.8448. 3703. phone 821.2818 or 821.8985 tober 1st for 6 month lease, : 7 Wonted to Rent 21 D T.V. & Radio Repair MOONLIGHTING - Married NURSING CARE. Experi. $2,000 or 2 months, $800. ; 7A Room Wanted only, 36:),4037. C 0 LON I A L, 6 rooms in CHALMERS.Jefferson area , GROSSE POINTE WOODS- 211 Storms and Scre~ns e~ed, reUa-ble, privl.!te Hawthorne.Morningside. 4 For information, 881.3434. : 78 Room and Board Wanted 21 F House Siding Farms on McKinley Ave- large 2 room apartment , LADIES - $15 for 2 hours duty. Full or part time, bedrooms, 2 baths, family 7C Garage Wanted 21 G Roofing Service home or hospital. TU nue. TU 5.4478, TU 6-3956. senior citizens. $77. Se. PHOENIX, Arizona - Avail. : Pleasant work. 365-4037. room. 9 month lease. $300 7D Storage Space Wanted 21H Rug Cleaning 1.2523, TU 4.3180. curity deposit and refer able October 1st through: COLONIAL in Fanns, six per month. Also will ren t 8 Articles for Sale 21.1 Painting, Decorating STUFF LEITERS into al . ences required. No pets March 73, luxurious town. : rooms, partl~' furnished. furnished. Call collect, 1 8A Mllsical Instruments 21J Wall Washing SCOTTISH student desires ij22-5918. house, 3 baths, brand new. I ready addressed stampe d Near schools, on McKin. 404.934.7687. 88 AntiC;l.Iesfor Sole 21 K Window Washing envlJlopes supplied you live-in babysitting b Completely furnished, sil.' IC Office Equipment '0 ley Ave. 885-4478 or 886. 5 ROOM UPPER, carpeted , 21L rile Work free. Pays spare time home. September - January. 885 LOTHROP - 3 bedroom fur . ver, china, linens. VA 3. 9 Articles Wanted 3596. drapes refrigerator, stove , 21M Sewer Servke workers $2 an hour. For 5958. nished colonial with game s 0385.. 10 Snowmobiles for Safe $160 month. Security depos 21N Asphalt Work information send self ad . BERKSHIRE room. Fast possession. TU MATURE, experienced Gal It. Adults, no pets. 882-4617 POMPANO BEACH, condo- -I. lOA. Motorcycles for Sale 210 Cement an~ Brick Work dressed stamped envelope }i'riday desires full or part Condominium apartment for 4-0600. minium, complete with, 101 Trucks for Sare 21 P Waterproofing to: M. Conway, P;O. Box SOMERSET, lower fiat. 3 time work. 839.6539. rent or sale, 2-bedroom, 2 Johnstone & Johnstone washer, dryer, private bal. 11 Cars for Sale :21Q Ploster Work 207, Lake Orion, Mich bedrooms, carpeted. stove , 11A Car Repair baths, with fireplace. cony on ocean, 2 bedrooms. I 21 R Furniture Repair 48035. MA'tURE WOMAN wit;hes and refrigerator. 821-340~ LAKE FRONT - St. Clair , 118 Cars Wanted to Buy S how n b y appointment 2 baths, adults, no pets. J 215 Carpenter position in Doctor'!! office Bachelor, all electric pent l1C Boats and Motors daily. Open 12.6 Saturday FOR RENT - 647-7979. J 21T Plumbing & Heating SECRETARY, general office Experience-Nurse's aide house $195 complete. HO l1D Boat Repair skill:!. 8: 15 until 3: 15, Mon and Sunday. Vernier Road \ 21 U Janitor Service and ward clerk. Am able across from Lochmoor Golf 3 bedroom horne, 1~ baths , 3-4271: 1TE Boot Dockage and day thru Friday. If inter . 6E-GARAGE FORRENT ;: 21V Silverproofing to type also. 884-4928• Club. Call 886-4036, 775- dressing roo m, dining Storage ested, please call 886.1440 NICE 5 room apartment, car . 21W Dressmaking & Tailorin9 t'oom, kitchen with GE ------~GARAGE for rent. 17125 SI. ; 11F Trollers and Campers peting, drapes, bedroom 21 Y Swimming Pools DAY CAR E for children 0800. dishwasher, stove, refriger Paul, Grosse Pointe. TU 6. I llG Mobile Homes BABYSITTER for kinderga r. . set, stove, refrigerator 21% Landscaping Nursery s c h 0 0 I experi- JEFFERSON E .. 2900 ator, breakfast family room 2116. : tener, 11:30 a.m,.6 p.m., 5 ence. ED 1.2102. Call after $200. Refer;:l1ces. TU 1- days. Your home or min e. The Garden Court Apartments with n a t u r a I fireplace 12. 0258. i lA-MUSIC 882.1491 after 6. 2,500 Sq. Ft. Storm and screen windows , 7-WANTED TO RENT: Classified Deadline Palatial 2-bedroom, 2-bath carpeting, 2-car attache d 3 BEDROOM colonial, 1~2 I EDUCATION BOY 18 years old or over GROSSE POINTE housewife Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., to wishes to babysit in her apartment suite in onr. of garage, full basement, gas baths, school term or win YOUNG EXECUTIVE and: wife native Pointers, wish , for all new copy. changes TRUMPET andtrombon e work in party store. 884- own horn e. Tuesdays, Detroit's most prestigious heat. Entire lot landscaped , ter months. TU 2-6025. to rent carriage house in ; of copy and cancellations. lessons ln your home by 7155 or 884-6103. Thursdays. Rivard.Jeffer- buildings. A truly elegant with large outdoor patio It is suggested that all experienced teacher. VA FULL TIME sales woman f son area. 885.6309. apartment for discriminat. Immediate occupancy for «SB-RooMS FOR RENTI Grosse Pointe. No clJil-: or dren. References. R e ply: real estiite copy be sub. _2_'9_226_. 1 Hill jewelry store. TU Jng adult~. 30 ft living room responsible party. Locate d LARGE ROOM, private bath mitted 00 our office by EXPERIENCED mat u r e Box W-4, Grosse Pointe: 1.6400 after 5:30, 882.4593 with natural fireplace and in Grosse Pointe Schoo1 for employed genUeman. Monday 5 p.m. PIANO LESSONS woman, 0 w n transporta- formal dining room. Ga. district in Harper Woods. References. 881-8185. News. i tion. PR 5-4587. r.-ge Parking and maid 20441 Danbury Lane. Ca , LPN's or RNs needed now. 11 MINISTER. single, moving '; IN YOUR HOME service ava!1able. Doorman owner, VA 2.2590 week FOR ELDERLY gent, very Bose rate: 12 words for $1.75 Beginner and advanced stu. Private duty, horne or hos- PRACTICAL or Companion to East SIde, needs room additional wcrd eacb $ .10 pilal. TU 4-3180. on duty 24 brs., 2 minutes days. good quiet horne in good dents. Children or adults. nurse looking for full or to Downtown and excellent sub, 771-6833. or share home. Write Rev. 4 weeks or mare $1.50 Erwin Gram, 2277 Part. BABY SlITER needed 7: 3~ part time work. Excellent access to 'Ill freeways. For PRESTWICK-Grosse Poin Retail role: per inch $3.20 references. 824-3148. te ridge, Port Huron 48060. 4 weeks or more $2.80 DAVE GAGE 4:00, 3-4 days a week. 2 appointment call 259-2038. Woods. Attractive 3 bed. 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT ~147 children, boy 9, girl. 4. HIGH SCHOOL stud e n t 3 BEDROOM lower flat. 3958 room ranch. Carpeted, ga. ATTENTION DOCTORS RANCH with 2 or 3 bedrooms Call 882-4G37. available for sitting, young Devonshire. st. Clair Par- rage, Adults only. $285. TU Modern medical sulte, con. for long term lease wanted TUxedo 2-6900 CROSSE PO INTE or old, day or night, excel. 4-4067 after 12 noon. by executive. Call during pATIENT person to tea ch ish. Call 293-9411 for ap- venient Grosse Pointe loca- NEWS SALES STATIONS INSTITUTE OF lent references. 821-1556 office hours. 962-6526. DOWN TOWN AREA lnept young woman to rl de pointment. OUTER DRIVE- Dickers on tion, Mack at University. Grand Circus Park News Sland MUSIC her bicycle before the &DO w G-R-O-S-SEPOINTE PAR K, area. 3 room apartmen t. Moderately priced. 822.1030. Majestic New.! Stand 5A-SITUATION 7A-ROOM WANTED Piano, organ, voice, guitar, flies. 823-4674 after 6. Maryland close Jefferson. Newly decorated. Heate d. 0 SQUARE Triangle Newl Sland, Mlchlpn strings, woodwinds. Regis. DOMESTIC Lots of closets. Building HAMPT N LADY wishes room. 7 Mile- and Griswold LADY for sales in downtow'1l Large 5 room upper. $170 immacuiate. Adults onl BU I LDJ N.C tration fall tenn September gallery, Tuesda y, includes he a t, garage, . y, Mack area near bus line. E. JEFFERSONTO i8!'Il h :).9. TU 2-4963. 16237 Thursday and Saturd ay WOMAN wishes 'ob was. stove and refrigerator and $115 a month. 371-7746,886- 22811 Mack Avenue 886-3678. CITY LIMITS Mack Avenue. Send cre.aentials to Box D lng, ironing, babysitting water. No children or pets. 2280. Office spnce ,available in Nlda'a Gift Shop. Marina Drive only. 671-0134. 293-7639. GROSSE POINTE PARK. East Side's finest new and lhe Rlverhouse 409, Gross(: Pointe News 3 8-ARTICLES FORSALE Park Pharml.~Y, E. Jeffeuon -. TAKE THE DAY OFF bedroom lower flat. Imm building. 500 ,to 10.000 WEDDING Invitations, 10% and the Clly Llmltl 2B-TUTORING sITTER, older lady for aft er e. school, good pay and plea s. CHAMP rON diate occupancy. No' pets. square feet, 3o-day occu. d i s c 0 u n t with this ad. GROSSEPOINTE PARK MATHEMATICS TUTORING MAIDS transported.d I d Bonded.d IN THE SHORES - "/our 824.9540. pancy, elevator, music11 sys- Economee Service Print- Lou'a Parly Store, Chsrlevolx ant surroundings. 882-4199 screene, nsure omes-. r tern, carpeting, a serv- ing, 15201 Kercheval at and Lakepolnle by .Art'l Party Store, Kercheval Ph.D. Mathematician tic help for one day or bedrooms, ,three and a half MAN HAT TAN GADDEN ices and utilities furnIshed l.akepointe, Grosse Pointe. and Wa)lbum. more. baths, central aircondition- apartments. Harper at 9 884-4516 775-5668 VA 2-7100. 886-8750 ~ G.ROSSEPOINTE CITY Get Back TIC PERSONNEL ing, caI1peting and drapes. Mile. One bedroom, carp et. Al,er Party Store, Mack and DOMES $550.00 per mo. ing, appliances, air condl. OPPOSITE EASTLAND CAR OWNERSl Only "".80.... St. Clair PRIVATE TUTORING POOL, 961.106(). 963~161 tioned. Adults, no pets. 88 PRESTIGE OFFICE PLAZA quarterly buys $20,000-440,' The (,ro, Shoj>, Miele: and Neff in 6. In The DAY WORK, cleaning, ex. 0478 or 6115-4364. 18301 E. 8 MILE RD. 000 Liability Property Dam. Cunntll4lliam Dru, Store, Notre YOUR OWN HOME CHAMPION Dame and Kercheval perienced. 821-1752. TU 4.5700 One 5.room Suite age for safe drivers. TU Notre Dame Pharmacy, Kerch .. All subjects; all grades. Swing of Thing S NEFF ROAD - 3 bedroo m, 950 square feet 1. 2376. VII and Notee Dime Adults and chlltlren. Cer. G hUd Lease with option to buy-5 1~ b th 2 One 2 room Suite Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux HOUSEKEEPIN ,c care. bedroom, 2¥.z bath English a s, car garag e, "f t OLD CLOCKS, watches, jew- and Maumee tified teachers. Available for work when Call: Monday. Friday. Experi. with library. den and mod. $230 per month, plus utili - 777 .'6A~ square e~-4544 elry. We repair, buy or GROSSEPOINTE FARMS school starts? Come in now enced, referE'nces. 822- ties. Older couple desire d, "" 'llU !lrlggl DruB Store, Mack and DETROIT AND SUBURBAN 5346, evenings. ernized kitchen. $450 per no pets. Palms. 886-4444 sell. Edward Kiska, Certi- Touraine . and apply; secretary. typ Randa Mel11calPharmacy, Mack TUTORING SERVICE ists, stenos,all office skills. month. 20550 VERNIER ROAD - fied Master Watchmaker, KE 7-4653 EXPERIENCED cleaning GROSSE POINTE near vil. 730 squ8re feet beautiful-, 63 Kercheval. Colonial Fed. po~darJc~Mack Ave. and woman needs 3 days, Mon- HMlCOURT-3 bedroom, 2 lage, modern 2 bedroom s, Iy app'Jlnted office, 500 eral Bldg. 885.5755, Warren TUTOR desired Trail Phlnnlcy, Kercheval for high day s, Wednesdays, Fri- bath upper flat. $3001 air conditioned .apartme ~~, from expressway. on the Hill school freshman and sopho. days. 921-7146. month, 1 year lease or long- no children, no pets. $20 BIKE _ Boy or girls 20" Kent Drugs, K':rcheval and O. Fisher Roael more, 2 or;J nights a week. er. Prefer adults. Available September 15th, 230M GREATER MAC KRoss,, 2 years old, excellent Schettler Drugs, Fllher and Call TU 4-7360. Kelly MOTHERS HELPER. High H rCB IE MAXON, after 5:30, 886.8421. 1,000 square foot office condition, $12. 886.9599. Maumee S h I . lit k suite, comp!ele in all de Cunnlniham Drugs, 7 Allie c 00 gtr oves 0 wor t '1 - 5 H.P. YARDMAN s now Road and Mack 3-LOST AND FOUND in the home, especially INC. CHALMERS 11500. Spacio us al S. Cottage Hospital, Kercheval cooking, likes children and 886-3400 1 bedroom apartment, p COX AND BAKER blower, used only 1 sea. FOUND - Lady's watch on ri. BI:~:,.!M~taurant, Mack and veT'Y wilting to w 0 r k . vate entrance, parking. TU '/79.6600 son. Electric grass edger. Boumemouth Willow Tree Place. 886. Ple8se call 923-0362. LAKEWOOD - Upper 6 5-4364. 2 basswood 10' wide 6' Merit Woock Phannlcy, ,Mack 6334. Girl and Bournemouth rooms, no children. no pets. MACK AVENUE, G r 0 s s e long rollups. 889.0549. EASTLAND ,DAY WORKER wishes 5 Available October 1sl. Se- GATEHOUSE on Lakesho Pointe Woods, receptio FOUND - P8rakeet, vicinit)' re, n GROSSEPOINTE WOODS PROFESSIONAL BLDG. days. East side only. 822. curity deposit required. 5 rooms, 2 fireplaces, 88 area and 2 offices, 884.8989 4 LEATHER and chrome Gl'OS5ePolnta Phlrmacy, Mack Nottingham. 499-2224. 6. B-40 9807 822.5328. 3142 or 822-4118. chairs. Chrome and giass H:~~~a'Pc~::~e ...CY,Mack anel HARPER WOODS . 1-2-3 ROOM SUITES - 81r dining or game tab 1e . 4-HELP WANTED LADY WANTS 3 days clean- APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms. FLAT - 3 bedroom upp conditioned - parking. TU Black vinyl sofa. Mahog. B~~hxT~s, Mack and Roslyn 372-1222 er. GENERAL ing, little Ironing. Monday, air conditioned. carpeted 5246 Kensington. 885-3447. 2-7252. any stllreo. White fake fur DETROIT AREA Tuesday, Wednesd&y. Ex. throughout, dishwasher, $175 per month. Heat in. 2 OFFICES In Chet Samp rug. Plexi-glass hanging SI. John H0:fcltal, Seven Mile RECEPTIONIST, recent cx- 4A-HELP WANTED . perience, answer phone, perlance. 893-9309. new appliances. Adults. no eluded. Call before 2 p. m. son Travel Service BUild-I lamp. Call after 5. 886- De~~~hr:,d D~~~e: Mlek and DOMESTIC Devonshire good typist, electric IBM RELIABLE, wishes regular children or pets, $195. Se- FLAT located in Grosse' ing. $50 and $70. 100 Ker. _8226_. .__ LIeL Pharma'l' Mack .."d and good witi figures. Neu Belconsflel COUPLE, bousekeeper, coo""u days. A.l laundressh or curityGratiot.deposit.755.136411 Mileor near882- Pointe. 3 bedrooms, fire. cheval. 885.7510.' . AUTOMATIC K e nm o.r e Mlryland Beverage Shoppe, Detroit City Airport. 923. h,useman, live in, modern cleaning, beauty s op or 63 place, stove, refrigerator, 3 ROOM OFFICE SUITE 12' washer and dryer. Whirl. Mack near Maryland 0700. PIUs Ie Pulfs, Graylon Inel home in Metamora area. office cleaning. G r 0 sse 4 3. washer. 824-9128. xI8'6" general office 'and pool refrigerator. Exercise PIV;:I~~~nMac'lland St, Clair PART TIME deliver; help, Top sal8ry (or experiencecJ. PointeWednesdayreferences.through 873-5622Satur- 9151 WHITTIER,0 b d corner x- BUILD AND RENT wl'th op. two 10'x9' executive offices. bike. 776-5027. ST. CLAIR SHORES have car. Chicken Delight. 1.628-1798. d' way. ne e room apart- tion to buy. Home with Carpeting, air conditioning NEW ,MEROHANDISE added Minor Phlnnacy. Grelter Mack 18411 Mack. After 3 p.m. WANTED - Experienced ay. ment. Air conditioned. "Mother.in-law" apartment. and utilities included. Ex. on repeat sale, nothing and Reel Mapl., Lane TU 1.9390. Like PhannlcYl East Nine Mile coo k s, waitresses and WOMAN wants every other Adults. Possession Septem- Will build to suit. Lots in cellent off street parking. 'priced over 25c. Thurs. between Maclt and Jeffenon MATURE woman or college couples. Grosse Pointe Wednesday or Friday. 933. ber 9th. Harper Woo d s, Grosse Answering service avail. day only 9.5. 321 Beaupre, girl for silting, my horne, Employment Agency. TUx. 8651. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- Pointe Woods, SI. Clair able. 2 year lease. $250 per Grosse Pointe Farms. 1A-PERSONALS daytime, weekends, 9 edo 6-4576. I - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, stove, Shores. tweenmonth. 8 21719and 9 MileHarperRoads.be. 1-FOUR GOODYEAR Poly-_ ---- month old boy, own trans. NEED college bound student SENIOR HIGH girl daily 5C--CATERING dishwasher. Lease, secur- Designer and Builder 777-6840. glass GT tires, F 6Ox15, portation if possible. 884- (s) to assist to driving to 2:30 to 5, supervise chi!. I WEDDINGS. retirements, for ity deposit, $350per month. 886.1461 . 1 Crager G.T. Mag wheels, driving to Boston Septem. 7436. dren and do light chores. all special occasions. Hall 881-9636. 1379 MARYLAND _ 5 room MEDICAL CLINIC, Schoen- dark spokes, carburetor, ber 5th. Help pay for gas. Near Barnes. References and cateling. Modern, Celr. 2 BEDROOM FLAT. newly upper. Adults $135. Secur. herr.7 Mile, 3,000 square Holly 3 barrel, manUold, References required. Con. necessary. 886-8823. pet e d. Specializing in decorated, 879 Beacons. Ity deposit. Available Sep. foot building with medical I Edelbrock, 04B aluminum; tact R. Clancy, 872.6100, DIE SETTER & ------C ethnic cooicing. 773.2211. f' Id $150 I 't d b 5 886 .~25 8'" equipment and x.ray ma'i tape deCk, 4 and 8 track, Ext. 4131. After 6 p.m. call .~.UT. LD CARE, tight house'j i posit.Ie, Open.pus securl y e. 5862tern er 1. ."",..... chine, 9 examining rooms. 12 volt. Call 886.9047 after OPERATOR I 548-0559. keeping. No laundry, Dve G-FOR RENT 1--' Also 2 extra lots for park. 6. Familiar with compound In. References required. [ s...... FUR...ISHED :CAVALIER ~ANOR'J<:ELLYI GROSSE POINTE PARK _ lng, , _ UNIVERSITY of Michigan dies and able to make 888.3386. un.... i near 10 mIle. SpacIous 2 4 rooms mature woman i CHINESE Oriental rugs, 8' graduate ~tudent desires a some die repairs. Experi. ------I-N-D-I-AN-VlLLA-.--G-E-<>n--e-bed-. 'I bedroom Townhouse. Car. I only. LO' 5.5076. ANDARY 836-5670 i 10"xW8", gold with blue rIde or car pool to Ann A:t. ence with small punch 5-SITUATION I roo m apartment, appH. peling appliances air con. ------. i and beige border, 10'8" x hor. 885.2151 after 4 p.m. presses (under 30 ton) WANTED ances, private parking, car. ditioning. pool. private car-I KENSINGTON corner of 6D--VACATION 1 15'6'" Champagne and bar. CONVALESCING care, kind. pet~, al~ conditioning, all port and parking. $220. 777. Cornwall, lower newly dec. RENTALS blue. 885.6585. 2-ENTERTAINMENT necessary. Age no rier. Steady work. Mt. and dependable, part time,' utllttles Included. Fro m 9708, 961.9141. I orated, COuple, no pets, HILLSBORO BEACH Pom. BASEMENT SALE 9 fami. BEN GRYCAN'S University Clemens. day. References. TO 8. $125. 499.9378. 961-9141. SMALL 2 -berlroomh~~eat $175. Alter 5 p.m. 885.3572. pano, Florida, fu~ished 1 lies, househould, , clothing, Men orchestra. VeT'Y ver 8119. 2 BEDROOM RANCH, 2 car rear of lot. Available after 2 BEDROOM FLAT, $135 per apartment on ocean, beach, I appliances, skis, furniture satlle for any occasion. TU 468-0713 ------058 N B D Sept. 1st. 536 St. Clair, 8il2. month. Adults only, no pool, pictures lIv8l1able. I books, misc. ThurSday and ,. 4-4521., . A.1myTYPISThome. -884-1845.Will type in $250garage,per1 month.. 881-1773.rys r. 3036. pets 882.2041. TU 4.6949. Friday, 10.4. 333 Rivard. , ~. t ____ ?S.7.E._nSlrr?7F 7 7 7 77 7 7 2 7 277 .S En r 21m'S SF rt: 'sil'l _N.~ Page Eighteen G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, August 3', . 1972 . ---.. _- 8-ARTICLES FOR SAU 8-ARTICLES FOR SALEI ~RTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE lA-MUSICAL II-CARS FOR SALE l1-CARS FOR SALE , 12D-LA.KEAN~ RIVER GRANDFATHER c 1 0 c k s, SCRATCH pads .35«: powld, GENUINE Sal\iuk. A beau. GIRL'S SCHWINN ~ speed INSTRUMENTS PRottERTY .- , '63 VALIANT cODvertible, 1!rl1 CHEVROLET Vega, 26,' , mantle clocks, cuckoo 4 pounds $1. Economee tlful 9 ft. by 12 ft. Orlen. bike, $35. 88tI.7232. STEINiWAY Grand. Excellent very good transportation. 000 miles, stick shift, radio, LAKE CHARI EyOIX clocks, old clOCKS, pocket Service Printing, 15201 tal ehnatn~nadfteditionr.UBeg~ntreexa: HOUSE>HOLD...Items....chalrs. condition. Bargain for some $175. TU 4-1544. heater, body molding, $1,' "" ../I watches and wrist watches Kercoheval at Lakepointe, cell w g cl th b "d ds 5135 one who knows quality. 882. repalred by 1I.lchlgan LI Grosse Pointe. VA 2.7100. aonable oUer. VA 2.8927. a es, .e &prea . 6903. 450. 882.3360, 886.4210. 320 acres oC roflthl1!s. censed Watchmaker. PIck NeU. September 1 and 2. 1963 ZIP VAN, excellent run. '69 CHEVROLET Impala cus. Great scen.iC'Viel 'look. ------GROSSE POINTE Artists' 9.5. VIOIANS _ LaurenUus Stor. ing condition, 115,OOOon en. tom coupe. Vinyl toP. pow- ing lake. Only a steps up and delivery in Pointe OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY Association 13th Annual . ione Cremona 1770, One old gine. Radio, beater, carpet. er, air, excellent condition. to Jake. Modern 4 _droom area only. Also we are an tl f R 1 Fall Art Festival, Septem- PAIR Matchmg striped velvet Stradivarius model. 882. xlous to buy old Pendulum Largest Selec on 0 esa e ber 9 10 to 5. 32 Lake. sofas, new $250 ~ach, 2 882-4561. 882.1390. $1,475. 885.2499. country home, wIU.. barn clocks and pocket walches Clothing in Area. h re' rooms of carpetmg $50 and apple orchard. One 886.3011. Clothing, AccessorIes and 5 a . each. Thomasville Inlaid ROTH VIolin with case, good 1965 MUSTANG, runs good, 1965 PLYMOUTH Fury, 9 mile frontage on . M.66. Household Articles taken IDECORATOR. FURNITURE card table, $100. All excel- condition'. Call 886.2670 ilew tires, $225. See car at passenger, dual air, power Small private.lake on prop. 1954 Littlestone. steering, automatic. 881. erty. Priced tow for qual. CARPETING,brands, first qU8Lity,N a t Ion10%a I on consIgnment. F ROM SHOW PLACE lent condition. 331-3531. after 6 'p.m. 1965 DODGE Coronet, auto- 4031. itied buyer.' Buy all or over mill price. Some roll LEE'S FASHION GROSSE POINTE HOME MAfJ'CH BOOK Collections: VOSE Grand piano, $375.886. parI. WATSO.NS REALTY, enr; available. Mill repre- MART onse new complete bedroom seve:l'al .hundred unusual 5597. matic, power brakes, pow. 1963 CADILLAC, 4 door, Northport, Mi~higan. (616) Ilentative. TU 6-7253. I et,never used, including match books and boxes er steering, $250. Call after all power. $250. 824.9002. 386.5382. .. ------.---- 20339 Mack TU 1-8082 night stand and lamps. !from many different coun. 8B-ANTIQUES FOR 6:30. VA 3.6595. MUST SELL, stove Bnd wash. j ill Vernay breakfront, CaUl. trl'es and Unlted States SALE , 1964 FORD GALAXIE 10 to 5:30 Daily; Fr.' 9. edr I I 'W ILDERNESS er. Good condition. After al walnut with black Cities. Best oIler. 881.1344. SHARP 1970 Olds Delta 88, 2 door hardtop. power steer. 6 p.m. 821-4260. trim, Fuschla interior, gold with brown vinyl roof. ing, 4 new tires, excellent VALLEY" ------WANTED - Old guns, any outstanding, decoraUves; MATCHED set relrigerator FURNITURE refinishl"d, re. Power, &.ir, 2 door, owner. condition. Gall weekend, Near Gaylord MATERNITY clothes sizes kind. ~lDY conditior,. Call one desk, black wrought and stove, Frigidaire, pink, paired, stripped, any type 1994 Slanhope, Woods. 885.9312 for inspection. 10 acre wooded ridges 12 alKi 14, winter and sum- Monte, 884-2654. iron legs with lamp; 9 excellent condition, $150. 01 caning. Free estimates, I Opening new section 474.89ll3. mer, excellent condition. piece redwood patio furnI. 886-2168. I Profit by an early seledion SPORTY 1970 AUSTIN l1C-BOATS AND 886-1328. MADEIRA ture, wIth cushions; one Large sites 330'x330' LOOKING for that something AMERICA MOTORS h. 'd green love seat, party ta. I!'OOTBAlJL SHOES, used Overlooking GoU Course BUFFET, Hepplew Ite 51 e' LINEN SHOPPE I $1~ 8841884 s p e cia I? Come out to Red 2 door sedan, 4 speed, board, d ark mahogany. ble aet includes "chairs, once, s ze 9, ... . CAL.2B, like new, fully race Now pla.ying Square Lake road, (19 buckets, $700. Call after 6. and cruise equipped. 963. No waiting $75. 886.1328. 36x36 Embroidered cross round table and buifet. SK!I BOOTS Raichle size 9, Mile) and Livernois. Six 882.3719. ------stitch and cut work table One occasional chair. VA .good condition $55,5 gallon antique shops, the Wick. 1430, 567.0436, 889.0743. Best Greens in Northern GAJRAGE SALE - Baby cloths plus" napkins. 1.1010. aquarium £ine equipment er shop, the Import shop , Micb. l~ACTORY demos pontoon items, youth furnlture, 20" I $8, 2 Firestone .snow tires and more. For '!hat per. It's ea sy to reach Schwinn ,g i r 1s bicycle, $3.75 GROSSE POINTE Artist's As. 678x14 $25, Antique white 1972 CADILLAC Coupe de I boats. All aluminum, all 1.75 to Waters .Exit feet gift or something from VlIle. Loaded. Perfect con. _ sizes. End of year sales Ironrite ironer. Reason. 17012 Mack at Cadieux soclation 13th Annual Fall drop leaf !ierver $50, Wall the pasi.. Plenty of park. 3 mi. North on Old 27 abie. Friday, September 1 Art Festival, september 9, table. a.nd matching mirror ing. dition. Best offer. Private j' at reall.y big savings. Call To Mancelona Rd. 10 4 1241 "'orrev 10:3G-5dail" - 'Friday tll 8 to 32 Lak bo a.m.' p.m. • ,., 10 5. es re. $20. French Provincial din. owner. 268.7721. 874.0080 Monday thru Fri. 5 Mi. W. to -entrance PLYMOUTH Antique Mart, day, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Represenllitlve on Property H AND CROCHETEDaf. . REDECORATING _ Love. ing room set with 4 chairs Sept, 8, 9 and 10. Noon to 9, 1970 IMPALA custom V.8, ghans, pillows, ve s t s, ESTATE LIQUlDATION on seat upholstered a mall and 3 extension leaves $1..50. I Sun. till 7, Union st. Spon. full power, 31,000 miles_ 14' JET WIND sailboat. Used Georg~,Wellington shawls, aU sizes and "01. the premises, 17610 i'alr- green and gold priM, cus- All in good condition. 881- 823.616.'l. this sununer only. $395. 5i~ith ors, ready made and made way Drive, Detroit, Micb. tom made, like new con. '1678. sored by Plymouth Sym. 882-3036. Box 100~..Rt. 2, Gaylord, .to order. 886.7S38 or 882. igan. Sale by appointment ditlon, $100. Two deep red r • d' ts .... ftMC. • • 'er $' 'S.7 •• e ••• MM ... Ct •• bE •• On .-...... -- ...... - ~- -- " \ ',' • - I ,':.' . • !' " j' Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Augu$t 31, 1972 13-REAL ESTATE , f U-REAL ESTATE I3-REAL E~TATE I3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE IU-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ----_._----- ANITA 1578-Spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow, I, GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL North Fourth St.-New rea\, 2nd floor completely paneled. Gas heat. • PRIVATE PARADISE • GROSSE POINTE FARMS FOR SALE i THREg BEDROOM brick DISTRICT I dential area of St. Clair - Situated in SOUTHCOTT OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 3 bedroom home, IIf.! baths, I bungalow, 1 baths, newly OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5 3 bedroom, Cape Cod home PINES, the exclusive resi- d res sin g room, kitchen decorated, all roo~s car- LAKEPOINTE 550-S'pacious 5 bedroom, 31i~ bath 20683 Van Antwerp, Harper on large, landscaped cor. dential are a of Grand Beaupre 323 near Kirby Road. wit h G.E. dishwasher, lleted, natural fIreplace, English with new kitchen. Attached garage. Large Woods. Neat 4 bedroom ner lot; carpeted; two Bend is this beautiful 4. You must see this sharp stove, refrigerator, break- recreation r~om, Ph car ga. lot. Only $49,500. Ideal home for large family, brick, finished basement, 2 fireplaces; 2. baths; fecre. bedroom single level co. 2 bedroom brick ranch fast family room with na- rage, unbeheveabl)' clean. 1 car, 50' lot, St. Peter's atioo room with bar; excel- lonlal style home. A su- lvith large Idtchen, finished tural fireplace. Storm and $27,000. After 6 p.m. week. MARYLAND 1213-Convenienlly lo.-:ated 2 bedroom Parish. Priced rIght and lent c (I n d I t Ion. Paved perbly decorated res i. basement, recreation room, screen windows, carpet. days. 886.7632, bungalow. Giassed porch, garage. Only $16,500. I quick possession. Hurry! streets; walking distance of dence, and Ideally located IIh baths, 2 car garage, ing, 2.car attached gara~e, Large expansion attic. MARV. BOUTIN I s c.ho~ls and 'Community off a quiet back drive, (79 fenced landscaped yard. full basement, gas hea t. !\EW FIVE BEDROO)l Near schools, shopping, I 884.7733 773-7820, sWlml1l1Ilgpool. Riverside Dr. I perfect for Entire lot landscaped with WESTCHESTER 734-Custom designed French Colo. bus. Priced right. Designed with a family in 'I people who long to enjoy large outdoor patio. 1m. nial. 4 bedrooms, 21f.! baths, library and family 455 LINCOLN-Olfers s]Jace, BEADLE- peace, quiet Bnd tranquility mind, built with the qual- I me L. Thursday, August 31, 1972 ------_.- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.One U-REAL ESTATE 15-BUSINESS 20C-CHfMNEY SErtV. 21.I-PAINTING, 21J-WALL WASHING 21P-WATERPRooFING lIS-CARPENTER 2IZ-LANDSCAPING FOR SALE OPPORTUNITY ICE & SCREENS DECORATING 1------I WALL WASHIN'G BASEMENTS WATER- HARRY SMITII EASTERN TREE and stump GROSSE POINTE AREA CHIMNEYS rebuilt, repair. PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand- PROOFED - Reasonable BUILDING CO. removal. Insured. 293-4069 Sharp SEMI.RANCH in st. BEAUTY SHOP, fully equip. ed, tuck pointed. Heavy ing and finishing. Special. PAINTING & DECORATING rates, workmanship guar'l Established in i or answering service. 773- Joan Parish. Two bedrooms ped, air conditioned, Grosse duty chimneys, screens for !zing in dark staining. HOME MAINTENANCE anteed. 881-0063or 779-1225. Grosse Pointe Area Since 1937I 0600. down; .al'ge carpeted bed- Pointe area ,exellent gross, incinerator, fireplaces and for lree estimate. W. Abra. Residential and Commercial TRIMMING, removal, spray. room up. A lovely sectlon with terms available. Must bird and squirrel protec- ELMER T. LABADIE J W KLEINER I near schools, shops and sell, due to iUness. 621- ham, TW 1-5924. TU d 2 2064 .. Remodelina: ing, feeding and stump tion. "Supply own power." Call xe 0 - All types of basement Alterations and Maintenance removal. Free e&limates. bus. PlR 1.2300. 8884. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE 884-9512 -.-OO--N-A-L-D-B-L-IS-S--21K-WINDOW waterproofing New Construction Complete tree service. Cal JOHNSTONE & WASHING All work guaranteed 885.3900 885.7013 FIe m i n g Tree Service. JOHNSTONE 16-PETS FOR SALE 21-MOVING & Decorator I ------I Licensed Insured ------I TUxedo 1-6950. Exterior Interior A.OK Window Cleaners. Ser. TU 2.-0717 . L & R PRESTWICK-Grosse Pointe NORWEGIAN Elkhound STORAGE Free Estimates vice on storms and screens. ------HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Woods. Attractive 3 bed. pups, AKC, 3 weeks old. Free estimates. Monthly ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION I do the work myself. 885.1025. KEN'S MOVING-Local, sub- TU 1-7050 Mi(hael's room brick ranch. Carpet. urbs. One piece or house- 40 Years in Grosse Pointe rates. 521-2459. 881-4400 New and Old Homes $,. ed, 2 car garage, $36,000. M I N I AT U R E Schnauzer ful. Low rates. TU 2.8540. G. OLMrN Waterproofing All type of remOdeling, kit- Episcopal Church TU 4-4067 after 12 nO(1n. pups, AKC, 2 silver, 2 mid. WINDOW CLEANING Uuderpin Footing chens and bathrooms. ~'rom '21A-PIANO SERVICE KURT O. BAEHR COZY 2 bedroom bungalow night. 545-6287. SERVICE Repair Cave-in Walls roof to basement, interior, 20475 h"n'n.cI.l. CUSTOM Paintillg and Dec. Insured Licensed r C 11 Groll. Point. WOO.,'.rk with expansion attic, new. PIANO TUNING and repair. orating, Wall papering. FREE ESTIMATES ._ exterior. Free es Imates. a FREE to good home, 3 fluffy The Rev, Edgar H. Yeoman, ly decorated, wall to wall kittens and a beautiful ing. Thomas Pettit. 884. Guaranteed. Free esti- WE ARE INSURED 21Q-PLASTEk WORK 1 526-8623 Rector carpeting including kitch- whit cat. 884-2448. 2507. mates.. LA 1-5716. 8:00 a.m. Eucharist cn. By owner. 886-9451. ------372-3022 SPECIALIZING in repairs I---K-I-T-C-H-E-N--- COMPLETE piano service. 10:00 s,m. Choral Eucharlsl FREE kittens, striped, to a IN T E RIO R and exterior -Y-O-R-KS-H-I-R-E-W-ln-d-o\-v-C-Ie-a-n.for 18 years. Cracks elimi. REMODE LING Sermon C h u r e h GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 5 good home. 886-2080. Tuning. rebuilding, refinish- painting, paper hanging, ing. Reasonable. Free estl- nated. Clean. Jim Black. School - Infants ing, de-ml)lhing. Member Il\roou(h J u n lor room brick ranch. 2 bed. free estimate, 18 years ex- mates. Insured. 882.7418, well. VA 1.7051. WE INSTALL High Piano Technicians Guild. rooms. Separate dining 4 ORANGE, 1 gray kitten perience. 884-0382. 885-0894. -N-E-W-a-nd-re-p-air-w-o-rk-.-N-e-at-, R. Zech, 731-7707. FORMICA-sink tops 1I:3~ B.m. E u c h • r J s I wllh room, central air condition- (long hair) litter trained. I Hymns and Short PAINTING! Interior-exte- - - -M-S--EW-E-R-S-E-R-V-IC-E clean service. 20 years ex. CABINETS ing, 2 car garage. 885- Free. TU 2-2164. 2 1 Address 2665. 21C--ELECTRICAL rior, experienced, guar- 1------; perlence. Free estimates. New Styles YEAR-QLD male Siamese SERVICE anteed. Work myself. Rea. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE 759.1676. BU ILT-I NS 6-5 INCOME. Newly decor- free to good home. TU sonable. 776-1864. Electric Sewer Cleaning ated, good rental. 889-0434. 2-1842. .' CANNON ELECTRIC I HUGHES BROTHERS COMMERCIAL. 21R-FURNITUREREPAIR NO OBLIGATIONS GROSSE POINTE COMPLETE ELECTRICAL WOODS PET SKUNK - Descente Page Twenty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 3' I 1972 * * * * Feature Page * * * * ,Fete Syracuse Fete For Merri II-PaImer f!J- f. J f '(">1 .. ,f r ) :'57 l 5 Mtt SEnFf'; 'l(;; ''lit? 2 31tt }2 t t tUtU" t:l:i 1 li m '.: J