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lac Per Copy Vol, 33 - No, 23 Ilnlere4 »Second Cia... IUer al the GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 34 Pages-Two Sections-Section One POll Ollice at Delrolt. IUch~an 8, 1972 $8,00 Per Year

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------'------.,. HEADliNES For The Interest And Benefit Of All Elworthy Field's ~~:~~:k wiE'l I .Tennis Project On Board A. Compiled by the I IGets Under Way league of Women

I , To BUI'ld Four Courts Immediately', Public lA~ogO:~d~l.ufja~~:t!o PRESlI)EN'l'G:~::~:.:':'NIXON, alter earn ua I Ica Ions his final hours in Iran was I Asked to Contribute to Fund for marred by terrorist bombs, Other Major Improvements By Pepper Whitelaw was happily m<)bbed by a ------Monday, June 12, is cheering crowd in PoJand. By Pepper 'Whitelaw e 1e c t ion day in The Pole leaders are convinCproved the these four additional courts In a dramatic reversa~ Club for five years. He is a moved into ,the foothills 1972, through June 30, 1973, are, (left to right), contract and a "Memorandum of Understanding" possible. of their original position, three . generation G ros s e north of ,the city. Two air. Detective JAMES DAVIDSON, association presi. between the city and the association. Both sides WlU Light Courts the members of the South Pointer, borne task forces repeated. dent; Patrolman DOUGLAS DOSMAS; Mayor stressed the cooperative spirit of th~ bargaining High School student com- Wa~ter ~age i.'! 28.years.old ~....8Omugeryht...suhtethJtel.rsfdir!'dmnoetnesmtoypKENNETH 'McLEOD; Pat r 0 1 man ARTHUR sessions. hThltec.otuhrtsWildlbed of as. mittee ].oined forces with and ~Ives m FaU'holmeHroad~ ••• OJ P a WI a re an green I' d.t. He IS an attorney. ere. their advance. More than 30 I overlay of plexipave surface. ~a~s:po Ice. an Cl Y. c~. ceived a BA degree from U. S. B52 ,bombers pummel- New Sa' -ry Attendance at Municipal Farms Views Two of the courts will be flclals m statmg th~t It IS Wayne State University and ed the area with beavy ex. W lighted and eventually all lUlsafe for pedestrians ~o his JD degree from Wayne plosives beforehand. In the P k Sh R d TwoC:t:zens' four. walk along Lake St. ClaIr. State Law School. He is cur. closest dogfight near the Agreement ar s atters ecor S Ii Ii Members of the Elworthy The action came at the rently enrolled in a masters ,Cbl_ border in four yelU'S. Field Trust Fund Commit. Monday night, June 5, regu- degree program In educaUon ,:r~~%cb:rs A~horod~~ie~ For---Wo--O-::J:.."-'t)vel""Holiday Weekend. House Plans tee hope that Pointers who Jar meeting of The Farms at the University of Michl. JriJG 2llnterceptors. u:J are interested In helpi.!1~ Co~cil, w,pen Steve Potter, gan. He is retained by the • I • with ~his project will want 280 Kenwood e 0 u r t, an. Government Relations and sa"'~y. 'N_ 3 P ,. Of-f'-- A. . 1972 Three-Day Memorial Celebration Shows ReJ'eets Division of Mo- to make a tax deductible llounced "We no longer feel Information Division of the , -.nul •• ....., 0 Ice Icers .ssocla- .. A 826 U d R t' I F ".t" ...- 1 nd 1 na Lak Shore il M uf AN INVESTIGATOR AI. I t' d C'ty H 'T"t. se ecrea lona aCI J les as ross lot; Approves New contribution to the fund, Con.. """ .aa 0.... e Automob e an acturers fred W. McCoy, a PH.D lo.n an ! appy . Compared to 33,583 last Year House at 19300 Mack tr!butors givin~ $Z) or m~re road should be open to the Association, He is a former candidate In Southeast Asian I WIth Adoption of New I ------will have thel1' names m. public for safety reasons." member of the JudicIal As. history at Yale University, . Contract d The long Memorial Holiday weekend, Sat.ur. By Kathy Duff scmribebdon a Plaque which 1,t wCoasUDaeJlsuS.:?rl'serisedfl)rthe Cosisutanntyt'sc~:caufl~t°cfouthretaWnIYdnae I I l t testified before the Senate __ ay, Sunday and Monday, May 27, 28 and 29, sent . w e permanently oCllted ...... Appropriations subcommittee I By Roger A. Walta Pointe citizens to their respective municipal parks The Monday n 1g h t., at the courts. Checks should council members and resi. one time t8Ught at North on foreign. operations, .that A "s irited and mean. in record shattering numbers, according to attend. June. 5, Farms Councll be made payable to The El- dents present ,~t the meeting, High School. He is a bache- South VletnaiJ! President l'ngful"P barg"lnm' g ses. ance figures released. The main attraction at all Imeetmg was laz:gely th~ worthy Field Trust Fund as ,the South students formed lor and lives with his par. Nguyen Van Thleu, former. d' .... t W d parks were the swimming pools reports disclosed. tale of two z~n~ng van- and mailed directly to 1'714'7 a committee over two months ents, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Vice.President Ngupen Coa Sl!ln, acco~ .mg 0 00 s . ",' ances as two cItIzens' re- Maumee avenue, G l' 0 sse ago to seek the repeal of the Hage. Ky and Prime Minister Tran City AdmlDlstrator Ches. The record attendance, 1t' quests took up over an Pointe, 48230. 10iteI"ing provWon of Ordi. His sister, Kathy, was Van Khiem .are involved in ter E. Petersen, between was stated, was due to the day, 4,250; and Monday, hour and a half of the Donations may be made nance No. 96 which governs graduated from North High the sale of 'heroin and other the city and the Woods fac~ .that ~. great number .of 3,s..r;o, At the Three Mile .,. , specieicalIy for use in the the lake fronta,ge. The ordi- School in June, 1~71 and Is h d dru to A . GI P r Off' A • reSidents did not feel the m- Drive Park (1972)' Saturday counCIl s tIme. One van- nance states: "Fishing, pic- presently attending Michigan .:~ to a~~ets :~c~nited ti~~c~as ~li~~edSS~A~ clination ,to 'I~ve town. An. 350; Sunday, 665;. and Mon: anc~ was granted a.nd one ~~~~~~~~~~nge~:ra~h;ur~~':~ nIcking or loitering on puiJlic State University. His brother, S tat e s McCoy accused' i1 other factor, It was stressed, day, 850, In 1971. it was Sat- vanance was demed, so f 'I proper,ty, except in parks Larry is a ninth grader at America~ officials of eon. UIWUlmofus tcountc aP ' was that the w~ekend tern. urday, 600; Sunday, 665; and for one citizen it was the j~cts°rsu~~e:~ th:nC~~~dr~~~~ and other public places set North' High School; another d I donlng and e Ve n co- prova 0 con rac am"en • per.,ature was m the 80s, Monday, 825. best of council meetings, play area, the shelter.rest- aside for such purposes by sister, Betty (Mrs. Mark operating with corropt ele- ment no . 2, an d a memo whICh accounted for the The Park is the only I for the other citizen, the room building, or the outdoor The Farms . . . is hereby Decker) lives in Detroit and menta In Southeast Asia's ?ra~dum of unde:stand. surge ,toward the pools, Poi n t e maintaining two W 0 r s t of council meet. natural ice rink surface, prohibited." is student teaching at South illeial drug trade out of po- mg between the cIty and Monday Was Busiest parks. I ings which will be adaptable to The students wanted the Lake in St. Clair Shores; his Utical and military considera. the association. The ac. The heaviest attendance, . . I" basketball and other hard \V{}rd "loitering" deleted so sister Charlotte is teaching ti H Id h t 18 tion was taken at the officials said took place on Other, StatiStiCS . A Farms reSident who has f that'persons could stroll along at Lakewood Elementary on. e S1I. ~ spe~ 1 . d Monda whe~ Memorial Da In presenting the attend. hved at 34 Moross road for sur ace games, the lllkeshore without being School in St. Clair Shores, months intervlewmg offIcials regu ar meetmg Mon ay, y, . . y ance at the other Pointe over 18 years Mrs Mary J $50 000 R . d It Id b F I"~ I . th US I doch' d June 5 was offiCially celebrated. ,.. ' . J. , ecelVe 0 y arms po Ice"" eave Joan R. Hanpeter lives in ~ e Ii'! ~ te:"na an. IThe actual date is May 30 parks, the first figure IS for LoNnger, asked The Farms To d ate approximately the -area, The students spear. Berkshire road. She is mar. urof.;'. ~ I~P h~h s~r~s The contract, which affects but a decree by Congres~ 1972 and the second for 1971, Council to allow her to sub. $50,000 has been received in headed ~ petition drive for ried to Edward Hanpeter, an of ~ .. CI~ ~ ~f.aranC ~ 35 patrolmen 1~ the Depar,t. designated the Monday dos. City ~ Norbert P, Neff divide her property i~to front donations from individuals the ordmance amendment attorney. They have four Sou. Ve .m, os, am merit of Public Safety, 18 est to the nalional holiday MemOrIal Park: Saturday, and rear lots. . and foundations, most of and had obtained 546 signa. children; Brad 13, a student bod1a and ;h~lla~d. from July I, 1972, through be the day of celebration. 1,135.1,796; Sunday, 1,693. The Moross propcrty meas- which has been designated tures of Farms residents. at Pierce Middle School; SUDClay,JUDe 4 June 30, 1973. Last year's figures show- 783; and Monday, 1,938-372. ures over 100 feet on Moross for general development. However, the students de. Eric 11, and Paula 7, stu. Both Mr. Pet~rsen, who rep. ed that large numbers of Farms - Municipal Pier an~ is 24~ teet d<:ep. The M K b h .d k cided to shift ,their position dents at Defer Elementary SKYJACKING DOMINAT. r.esented ,the CIty, .and detec. citizens made use of recrea. Park: Saturday, 1,150.2,499; reSident Wished. to selI t~e r. ress ac sa~ wo~ I after becoming acquainted School; and Greg, 5, who at. ED the headlines in today's tiv~ ~ames D.avldson, as. tional facilities at their reo Sunday, 2,237.3,465; and I front lot conta,inmg the mam on the four courls w111begm with the reasons behind the tends Richard Elementary newspapers, FBI agents an. soclatio~ 'president, w .h0 spective parks, but the 1972 Monday, 5,377.3,6.lI8, house and ?Ulld on the new within the next few weeks I loitering restriction, namely (c ti d P 6) nounced the capture and along With ,patrolmen Doug. attendance was the biggest Woods _ La.kefront Park: I rear lot which has access to and be completed the first the many safety hazards in, on Due on age arrest of Frederiek W. las. Dos m.a s and Arthur on record. This, it was point.. Saturday, 1,581..975; Sunday, Carver lane. . part of .July. valved in opening the strip ------Hahneman In Honduras. He Ge~le~erepTesented the as. ed out, could be that during 2,652'2,532; and Monday, I Mrs. Loranger pomted out . . .. to the public. They were also F VO to was brought back to the ~I~tlon, unders~ored the the 1971 holiday weekend, 5,639.3.170. that a carrlagc house ,.lDce WIlham L. HurleY.ls chair. heavily influenced ,by Icarn. arm!!i Ie 1m United States to face charges SPIrIt, of coopera:tlon of the the temperature was in the Shore~ _ George 0 s ius I stood on the rear of the lot man of The Committee for ing that much of the land in Of Vandalism of hijacking an Eastern Air- bargammg seSSions, Both low 70s. Park: Saturday, 600.234; and had been demolished I~provement. of Elwort~y question was 'private prop. lines jet May 6 and parachut. stressed ...that, there ~as, no The following is a break. Sunday, 969-Sf):J; and Mon- after a win?storrn, Howev,er, Field and DaVid Robb, chair. erty ing into Honduras with $330,' ne~ of. outside h~IP. ' (I.e" I down of the attendance at day. 1,325-806. the foundahons, watcr mams m~n of lhe tennis subcom. 'Signs Misleading An unfortunate side effect 000 ransom money. Hahne. arbltratl?n or mediatIon), at the six ,parks both for this Total attendance at all and other structures were mlttee. I However. the students are of good weather is that it man gave himself up to Hon. the sessions.. year and last; parks for the 1972 three.day intact and she wished to Tennis committee memo continuing to press for the seems to bring out the best, duras police, but the Eastern Raise in Salary Park _ ( 1972) Windmill holiday weekend numbered build. .. I bel'S include Arthur Cerre, repeal of the loitering pro- or the worst in this C"ase, AirlInes officials said the ,The salary a.nd fringe bene. Pointe Park, on Saturday, 44,826, as compared to 33,. The, Morass reSident, :-"Ith Mr~. John, L, King, Mrs, vis:on of T.he Fa::-ms Lake. 'n young vandals. money had not been recover. fit agreement mcludes $13,750 4,250; Sunday. 5,175; and 583, for the same holiday thc aid of a legal adVisor. Keith A. Lelbrand, Mrs. Paul shore Ordmance No. 96. Patrick Cosgrove, Farm ed. William Holder, 23, of per YeRr for completion of Monday 6250. In 1971 it p~"iod in 1971. stressed that her casc was Shirar. Thomas Mcrcier and I Steve Polter pointed out how Director of Public Works. re~ Oakland, CaI., and his com. (Continued 01'- Page 2) Iwas Sa'turday, 3,500; Sun- It was disclosed that both unique as the property was Benj!lmin Chapman, I (Continucd on Page 8) portcd Friday morning, June panion Katherine Mary Ker. 1------' the Park and the Shores the only lot on Moross hav. ----. ------2, that someone had stolen chow, 26, hijacked a Western have extended their boating ing access to Carvcr lane. V a barricade with flasher Airlines plane in Sa.; Fran. Pol:~e Make B:g Peyote "e1S0n from April 15 through Howevcr, thcre was a fly apor from Fumigation light from 437 ChaUonte. cIsco and forced a mght to""" Ii "' No\'ember 15. giving enthu. in the ointmenl as the ex. The theft, amounting a $57 Algiers with $500,000 in ran. H I N b T S siasts an extra month to en. istant house docs not mcet M. k f H F. 10 S s, occurred someUme 80m. The pair asked for polio au,. a wo uspects joy their sport; wherea~, the the requircd 30.foot set back r,sta en or ouse lre after Saturday, May 27. tic at asylum. They claimed City. Farms and Woods, are from the proposcd rear lo~ _ A second case of vandal. membership in the Black A detective fr-o-m--t-h-e-,-T-h-e-s-uspects were arrest.' ~ontinuing their season from line, The distance measures E~caping vapors from a gated," ism was reported Friday, Panther movement, which Grosse Pointe Youth Bureau ed by Park Dels. Charles May 1 through November 1. only 25 feet. and so The fumigation defoggf'r s en t "This was a dcfogger.type June 2, when Patrolman Vin. has abase. th~re.. and two Park detectives ar .. Petrie and Robert Saieyrd, I ------I Farms CounCil had to re- fircmen from the Park and fumigation," Chi e f Cosla cent Peters brought :\'leil TuesdlY, June I rested an 18'year-old Cana. and Youth Bureau Det. John CARELES.'l DRIVER convcnc as a Zoning Board D('troit racing to the homc said, "and not thc

, • Page Two ------,------_._-----GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 8, 1972 a_n_~_~~_0_:_:s._J~_IV_~_g6_~_;_n'_~h_~_~._I.n_g_1to_A_sl_~~_r;_u~_~_dt_O:_:O_yu_~~_._to_Pl_::_'~Woods Wage Agreement I Fumigation IPeyote Haul: (C4lDt1D1Ied Irom Pale 1) 'day and Col~bus Day, and i (CoaUnued--;;;;; Page 1) I (Continued from Page I) :: Father's Day, June 18 Cour years service Pre\'ious • cost of hvmg allowance, I" I Arc You a Man to this a' public '5a1ety or. payable In January 19;4, is of serVice, w~en .usmg de. ground up, and mescaline I . ' i ed $13 125 f included. Ifoggers In fumIgating, would is derived from it and taken: Without fIcer rece v or tll th l"t 'I L four years, noted M~. Peter. Insurance BeoelU ~~pa~tmen~s r~:::r~~~~d CIS~ in Pitlhlform ~e. tacdtuablvtalue ! sen A Ii! . be fit' • 0 f e co nfIsca e u onst a Store . . e ms~anc.e ne 1.S Ihat firemen and equipment was not stated, but a pill re. : For ooffipleUon of ~Ive provided whlch sbpulates that will not be dispatched to a tails for about 50 cents each: years of sel'vlce, an ofhcerat the time of retirement false alarm . t t I't d" receives $13,850; for 10 years, each iull.tlme employe will .' . In S ree sa es, I was IS- , $14,000; for 15 years, $14,100, be credlted with an amount In thIS case, he pointed closed. and for 20 years or over, equal to his current wage out, two dep~rtments, the The Pey()(e was taken to, • $1.,150. The salary for com- rate for his job classifh:a. Park and DetrOIt, made need. the Michigan State Police .. ~ pletion of five years service tion in the amount of 25 per. less runs, a!though those w~o Scientific Laboratory in East: "The store with the M/6HT9.MA( PELTBELT~) or more InclUOOspolice, fire, cent of his UlluSed accumu. had ~alled In !he al.arms did Lansing {or analysis, the I technological longevity and lated sick leave days. so With good mtenhons. three detectives .disclosed. pel'sQnal touch" shift differential pay. Such credit will be con. ------Charges on pos~esslOn of the, The contract featurf\s an 'd ed aULu .. !if' drug are pendlDg a labora., • 80nkAmoricora Minutes away from all Pointes e W impro.vement in longevity Sl er :aWs:.p~~\-ld In msur. atches rrhief tory report, it was said. • Mosler Chorge 1-94 to Metropolitan 8ea<;h Exit P . I ... ff' ance, w 'be" lie are. • Am.ricon E.pr ... 1430 So. Gratiot, Mount Clemens pay.. revlous y ",e 0 Icers serve filnd'by the employ,,-l', Steal a T.e The policemen said that: r.ecelved $100 per year for and will be payable to the re the suspected Peyote was the flve years; $225 for 10 yea~s, employe's estate upon proper largest amount they can re- ---- and ~ for 15 Y~1'6. While notilicationto the employer A doctor who has offices caU that had been confis.: the figures. for five :and 15 of ,the retired employe's at a medical denial clinic in cated in the Pointe. . years service remam the death. IMack avenue, was leaving same,. the new agreement Th.e contract also includes, his ()!1iceat 5:45 p.,m. on specifIes $~. for 10 years as an incentive bonus, the Monday, June 5, when he and the addition of $400 for addition 01 one bonus day to Iobserved a white male, a'bout '20 )'ears oI. accumulative Ieach employe's sick leave 20 years of age, six.foot.six service. Longevit). bonus pay. bank if no sick leave is util.' inches tall. thi~, with m~dium ments become effective Jan. ized in a continuous' six long blond hair removing a A BELT UNTIL YOU NEED A JACKET uary I, 1973. )1 month period, and u ad. spare from a '72 Dodge. . Under the contra~t, the of. dltlonal two bonus days will The doctor asked the youth flcers, annual clothing allow- be added if no sick leave is what he was doing. The fAIIEIt" for •.. Don't get caught uptight. Strap the an.ce Jumps to $200 from $160, utilized in a contin.uous 12 youth said he was fixing his DAy...... PELTBELT~; around your waist and s~ld Mr. Petersen. The of. month period. fatber's tire. With that he Golf you're set for weather wear. Without flct;ls. 'also haye tw~ n,t0re Favorable Emphasis threw the tire in ,the passen. Boating having to wear or carry the jacket holidays, ,Washington s blrth- As for the "memorandum ger side of the front seat when you don't need it. Comes a chill, of rmderstanding," it permits of a black, four-door Ford Bike.ing or whatever, and you unzip and presto unlimited residence bound. or Mercury sedan nnd exit. a parka folds out to protect you SEWER aries for .any oUicer. In ed north on Notre Dame. Jogging against wind and weather. Made of short, he may live where he The doctor became suspi. ZepelS treated Antron~ nylon. Literally wishes. I cious and took the license orJusf Fun Iight as a feather, - TROUBLE? ,The memorandum notell number of the car then call- FOR LESS! c.ft that .all officers must obtain ed CUy police who put out NEW'72', red & yel!ow $30 .a certmeate of law enforce. an ,all..points 'bulletin on the DUSTEI ment or polIce adminilltra. youtb. A c~eck reveal~d DESIGNS ,tion from an accredited col. that the vehicle was regIs, SI999 lege or urUversi-ty, or shall tered to Joseph ~. 'KOeber'j SATILLITI FOR have attaiJlild five years of SO, of East Detrolt. "ONE DAD IN A carl sterr pMotlcal police experience When Citypollce contact. 80 • ON Till: 1I1L1. GROSSE POINTE f-iIMfS ft MILLION" 15304 KERCHEVAL ' VA 2.9070 by December Bl, 1975. Both ed Mr. Koeber he said his '215...... ,. these points were favorably car har Ibcen stolen at 3:30 'UIY z emphasized by Mr. Petersen, p..m. on that date in East Detective Davidson and Don. Detroit and that he had re- $2699 'rom ...",JUt~(J~~)~~.lJYI.r~.A1(1~,A1(1~,lJYI.reJ~e)~eJ~eJ~~(J1Jl~. aId B. Coats Director of the ported the theft to East De. ~\::l".~- '--' -- - ..w~~.w,_~~.--_.-.~~~------_:~~ Department ~ Publlc Safety. troit police. A check reveal. CHRYSLII ArI', :;:':'1Hr. ~J ~ Other items in the memor- ed that this theft .had been ~ andum include: prerogative reported. . $3175 ~" . ~ of .management to set the The o~ner of ~he vehicle ~ , ~ starting salary 'and subse. from which the tire was re- KEN BROWN INC. I. JIF'IlS0N ~~"l', ~ quent salary range increases moved~as Be:nard Asher uso 'lU~. ~ I for four year new recruit of Madison Heights. ALL 259.266 ',...' ,~increments; any association !~ member, w h II e assigned '3. 1fl;o:;;;!~ standby station duty, may ~, GRAHAM' ~. GUNN L:TD :~ ,be allowed to attend associa- ~:. . '3' , .1 .~ lion meetings within depart- MUIR "'I": l,resents ~'mental quarters subject to . the duty comm.and officer's Ir:., approval, and shot gun w- FORUM CLOTH stallations shall be made in SMOW ~ ,(..'" ~'!.I , 1 J 1 II~ the front seat of patrol . CANDIDATE ~ t le i en summer slliting ~ ----- SCHOOL BOARD ~~ \~ THAT! LIFE I ',,' A luxurious blenu of Dacron and fine I~ Hard.working parents who .~ work to make money to leave June 12th ~~"), tropical worstell rIm. is amazingly light '.~ children who won't work are I The Country Club 'lU in weight }'er ir retains an immaculate I~ all part of the cycle of suc. My Background ~: appearance despire even torrid heat and i~ cess. _ SHOWER HEAD Family - Wik Susan; children: louise (10), David ~: humidi(y, GRAHAM & GUNN tailoring ;~ With food prices what they (8), Michael (5), Charles (5), Peter (3). :iE skill .s~ures the perfection of lit so I~ are today, keeping the figure ~ necessary to summer comfort. Exciring :~ round keeps most of us flat. Occupation - lawyer ~, new colors and patterns await your I~ Education - Stowe School, Buckingham, England ~I inspwion, [rom $135 ~ (jrosse B.A., Cambridge University, England l.l.B., University of Michigan ~l :{ Ninety-day Charge Accounts are availahle ,~ !~~~~ry~:''ZySb1 Military Service - Sergeant, U.S, Infantry, 70fh ~")I I~ Anleebo PubUsben, IDe. 'UI G h & G I~ 99 Kerclleval AvellUe Division ra am unn CLOTHES /lU EXCLUSIVE WITH US IN CmC/lGO Grone PoID&e, MIdi ... 23& ~i ~ Phone TU 2-6900 Community Activities - Immediate Past President,

~. i!, ~~ tr~~o~lc~~:n.po.tl'e pllcl It De.' Kerby P.T.A. Member, Mayor's Planning ~ ~~~~:"'-~"""-~-7""--' Sub.crlpllon Rites ~.OO Per Year Advisory Committee, Grosse Pointe Forms ~I no. by Mill 1'7.00 outalcle of Wayn. Coach, little league ~"):, WABASH at MADISON • MICHIGAN at DELAWARE • OLD ORCHARD County). 'U Jato'" Acldr.ss III Mill (SubICrlpUona, ' Aflo in D.troit Chan,e 01 Aclclu .. Forma 85711 to , " Kerehevll, Gr_ Polnle F1r1llll. Feafur.s the "DIAl.YOUR.SHOWER" control. providing a ; full volume spray - no stray steams - no hoUow areas. tfiR~j~JRiJ~;J(~'&iJ~1W~Mr, r;Mr;M~1f;J~1Wr;1f;Jr; m~~ ~wrn at~~ ~~~:Ub~tr:Ot~ Snow Campoign Committ.e rruescllY noon 10 Imure lnsertlon .• The balher selects the desir.d type of shower pollern - FINE (sharp ne.dl. spray). MEDIUM, or lull ••olum. COARSE .~:;:;:::;:;:;~;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::;:;:::;:;:;;;:;:;::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:.~.~I show.r. The oppearonc. of the "Counlry Club" show.r heod is enhanc.d by ill 24 ca,o' electro-plated gala foce. The "Counlry Club" shower head is, indeed, 0 wonderful gill as il is "The r.,.sl S~ower Heod jn Ihe War/d. ($75 plus tax) FOR FATHER'.S DAY It=RENeH jHlllNEIt. II I BOAT I! The Choice of ANDALL ::: ~;~;':;AZER I SHOE I Champions The classic 'crocodile' shirl, Two.bullon plack. el necklin.. hlra long toil for easy movement. The aclive sportsman', ;;;;L 'I" ~ ~.:~ lavarit. shirl! 100% callan lisle. ~nitt.d in Franco; woshable. For. est green, copen blue, white, yellow. navy. red. gold. burgundy, cacao. pump~in, lettuce. S. M. l. XI. XXI. $11.00

The indiJpemible navy blazer - our "wear ,anywhere, wear anylime" jacket lor Father '1 /} Day. Tailored in a year 'round weight Dacron • Sure Grip :}~~ polYelter and wool hop1ack in the traditional Deck Sole 6ra11bullon blazer.Jtyle. Add a pair color. ~~~? 01 I I' ::::::: lul11ack1 to brixhten hi1 1ummer. By the way, • L leather Uppers t ::::::: il he owm a navy jacket, we have them in f!.old, Dl.lll.. ?~~~ red. light blue and Kreen. 65.00 • All Sizes I o OF

~11: 9 lilli *1 $14 5 ~I If in doubt ... GIVE A .....m BI'•••••• :,z. 1:.: ::;:::: :::::::1 :~: :::; PERSONALIZED GIFT :::::;: ",/~ ' :~:j:j:1~ ~:~: CERTIFICATE H,I.C~E~~~.,0 .. _ Po,"" ~ ,\~ '; ~ elf'S *f. """ ..,...... always ,welcome ::i::1 /" "p/ 7iJ ~i:"1900 r!I ".~~~~~.G'~ .." I

.....; Kerchcval at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe :::1.'j:'1,1:~..~, ;::~,~:.: ~03:~.AS~~~i~~~hom 1.1,f, i:~~~~: Open Thursday Evenings 'til 8:45 :::::::~:: FRENCH SHRINER :~ 92 Kercheval, On the Hill Open doily 9 to 6 .;::~~~::~:~:~;~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:;:~:~:~:;:~:;:~:;:~:;:;:~:~:;:;:~:;:;:~:;:;:;:;~:f;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~~~:;~:;:~:;:~:;:~:~:~:~:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:~:;:~:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:m:~:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~J::::1111-:.:-,..:.:-,..:,:.:-:-:-:-:,:.:,:~:~:~~.:~~~:~~.~~~;~~.:~~;~:;:~~~:;:~;;;::::::::::::;:::::;:::::::::::::::::)1fI .., " • • l ..' - - ...... - .. 4 •••• - .?' = "••• '? 4 • ,4,4 • " ••• e. 4q,4 a. C 4 Ewe s s • ¥ C.. C S • • cq 1 l Thursd.y, June 8, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three I' Public Safety --Cremation Box ISentence Youth IHorne Owners !I. Officer Hired Mystery Solved ,On B.E Charge ,Meet Today "o.s'.IH" . -- I A Harper Wouds youlh ~as The 1972 annual meeting of BELLE ISLE The Woods bas a new pub. There is rarely a dull1l.l0' sentenced to three to five the Audubcn.Whlttier Prop~r. REMODELING- lIc safety olficerwJlo joined ment. at The F~rms pollee Iye8rs In Jac~on State Prison ,ty Owner's Association wil! the department Monday, station as an incident Satur. by Wayne CIL'cuit Judge MI. be held 'Thursday, June 8, al ADDITIONS June 5. He's Robert Kwlat. day, May 27, proves. 'chael Stacey Thursday, June 8 o'clock at the Grosse Pointe COMMUCIAL - IIiIDINTIAL AWNING CO. kowskl, 23, who finished The Fanns pollee were con. '1, for a~tempted breaking I Hunt Club. I .... 11'...... DOII.nld .... CHITICTU.AL ...... IC. I ICllc~nl eight weeks of basic train. tcsted at 8:30 'a.m. by an 18. and enterlOg. I The evening will include I .u ... 1Ion m. 1'77.6840 ing at Macomb County Com. yeat.old girl who found a Michael David Velardo, cocktails, business meeting, Ac,uIllul C.IIl . Evenings 881.97 .... I ,.,.n.lliitl .munity College's Criminal dark brown plastic bolt at 19221 Woodland, along with election of four block direc. I Canvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron I A.ct.lllClu'I' \O •• lc. 21719 H ....RPER AVENUE Justice Center. The Farms Pier. The box Roberl Elias Wucetlch, 19373 tors and guest speaker. Ai ( .... '1.1. 'HOlni & C.mmorclll S••• I.I ST :LAIR SHORES. MICH ... 8080 Ottlcer Kwiatkowski woo measured nine by six by Beaconsfield, Harper Wood.', snack buffet will follow the II BUY HOW-AVOID WIIS graduated Friday' JW1e Ithree inches; a tag was. af. pled gLrllty to the charge be. meeting. SUMMER RUSH -~-. 2, finished fourth of ~ class fixed .'Which read "receptlcle fore Judge Stacey Wednes. All those residents of Whit. ! FREE ESTIMATES of 25 in basic training said I contams the cremated reo day, May 10. Both were tier and Audubon roads be-' Donald B. Coats department I mains of." The deceased's charged with the March 28 tween Jefferson :lnd Ker.11 Slrw/ng Groue Po/nf, Slnte U3I EAVESTROUGHS director.' name was not evident. burglary of a Moorland drive cheval are cordially invited, I Born in Detroit the offi. Fanns Corporal otto man. residence. For fur the r information. I 5" Aluminum - 5 Colors - cer is a 1961 graduate of ert picked up the brown box W\.icetiClh's sentencing is please call Paul Nicolucci, LO 7.2293 7601 E, Jefferson Pershing High School and at The Pier wherei:t had set for Wednesday, June 21. 884-8992. • Seamless attended both Highland Park washed ashore. At the sta. ------"------""-- Junior College and Wayne tiM, he discussed the prob- . State University for one :tear. lern with Detective Earl Field. He also 11 a staff sergeant Both men realized that they POINTE SCREEN & SASH,IH(, in the Michlgan Air National did DOthave the authority to Guard. open the box as a cremation 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 OUlcer Kwiatkowski and box has the same resped as Ope,.. Thursday and Friday Evenings B his wife live at 12894 Bu!. a sealed casket. falo, Detroit. Contacting the Wayne County Morgue, an attend~nt recommended! that the box be t a ken 'to Evergreen Cemetery, one of the area's two crematoria. ' MICHAEL A. SHAHEEN Corportll Glanert took the box to Evergreen, 198Q7 Medici coordinates CANDIDATE FOR Woodward, and there spok~ with the superintendent Wllo Arnel •knits ond a whole GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF EDUCATION identified a melal tag inside ' the box as from White Chapel new color picture appears Cemetery. Wbite Chapel records listed for spring ... boucle knit MARRIED - 7 CHilDREN the funeral a~ents handled by Bell Chepel, Bir. shirts and ribbed V.neck B.S. 1950- M.S. 1955 mingham, and the cremation 8 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY completed Tuesday. !May 23, cardigan of Celanese 19'72. ~ FORMER TEACHER- Speaking with officials at Arnel triacetete/nyion 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE ,[ \W1ite Chapel, the mystery '~ IN THE EDUCATIONAl FielD was finally solved. The de. blend. Sizes S,M,L,XL. c ea If e d, 'an 61.year-old Bloomiield Hills widow, en. A. White pullon with trusted the funeral arrange- 1. ANTI-BUSIC ments to .. business associate beige, or mustard of her husband. He, in turn, 2. KEEP COMMUNITY CONTROl. OF SCHOOLS bad given a houseman the collar, sleeves, weist respoll sibillty of di&posing of the Crt!mllted remains. and placket. $15. ,:;,' 3. CUT COST OF EDUCATION WITHOUT However, the bouseman, instead of opening the brown B. Blue, toost, claret or IMPAliNG QUMY EDUCATION plastic receptiele and scat- tering the ashes 'Up river yellow short sleeve shirt,

(per the deceased's request), " ;- VOTE JUNE 12- bad merely dropped the box contrast tipped. $1s. ELECT~A PERSON WHO KNOWS ABOUT EDUCATION in the river. The cremated rem a ins C. Ribbed sweeter in blue, 21 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE have been returned ;to the UNCOMMITTED TO ANY ORGANIZATION business associate to dispose yellow, clarel, brown, of properly. navy, b~ige. $20.

Reg. T.M. of Celaneslt Corp.

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• , __ n t sSP" ---. I GROSSE POiNTE NEWS ThursdaYI.June 8, 1972 Pig. Four ------"------Farms Council Hears Residents' Pleas m~:e~:,c:~:n1t~:mc:~~ RailingTraps Child's Head;;. (CoDtlDuedfrom Page 1) and did not wish to see a any exlstant lOG-foot Iota for a vote, hinged upon the Two Woods patrol~en help- him where her S1>D ha~ ~t- DISTRIBUTORSHIP "Once you start granting second lot developed or the could DOtbe resold IS 5().foot spirit of The Farms zoning d 1 th Id b ten his head caught oetw~en $5,OOO.$15,OOO-Spare Tim. exceptions, there is no end lane paved. lots. As a result of the 19M ordinances and the granUng Ie ree a ree-year.o oy two "Iron slairway rallings. 'M Id of variances. 1 whose head was stuck in a D ld S th $15,OOO.$:JO,OOO-Full Tim. to II,' one oross res ent At one poInt In the dlscU$' ruUng, Mrs. Loranger divld. Officer Dna un en Tho p... on .. lKtod for 0 di ... lbllionhip will .. ,yko Ind mono"" a 'OU10 commented. SIOD, a woman stated tltat ed her property Into front Mr. Axe emphasized that railing Sunday, June 4. brought ,a- pol-table hydrau. ot NAfiONAltY.ADVERTISED ",adll"O lor mon end women In d'"11 Others expressed their OP'II she had not been notified ~nd rear lots. In order to grant a variance, Officer John DeLora reo lie spreadu jack which "!(8S ,10''', .upo.m .. ko". holel •• molel •• beellly .hop •• be,be •• hop', 0!C. Thi. position to the council ap- and th!\t it ill required by After such a controversial the proposed uneonformlng ceived a call from an Anila used to free the bo~. The .oul. will be HI up by lhe Cornpony .nd un be opon,.d .i.h .. proving special exceptions, law that everyone within a discussion, chaired ably by structure must be in harmony av,~nue resident who showed lad was 1not injured., S'ARE TIME OR FULL TIME •.. NO SELLING fearing that the communIty 3(){)'foat radIus of the prop. Councilman James Dlngeman with the nelogbborhood, musl INDOISI1I IV lOCAL IANICS, IUSINIUMEN. ANIl THI rumc. would develop in a haphaz. erty be notified by mall, (act£,lg IS M..yor while WU. consUtute a unique and sin- lhi. i. I bo.orlCl. di"'iblllor.hip mId. for ,h. f'IST liME IN THIS AREA. QUALIIY FIID LAWN by lhe lEADING NATIONAL M.t,NUfACTURERI. II. r.. !d. Oil' ",adlKl' .re ard fashion. Farms Attorney John Axe 111mButler was out of town), gular case and must be b.(~ed by nllionel .nd loCiI .dv.rtiling including LIfE M.guin ••• ie. asked the residents U they the counell membera at first based on more than the per. One MoroSll woman made wished to reconvene (he seemed reticent to speak. sOll81and financial hardship It GARDIN SUfPL Y I Som. of Oil'",.".1 ICCOU." i.dlldo HOLIDAYINN'S, SHERMON HOTELS. HilTON HOTELS,RAMADA INN'S. MAJOR AIRPORIS. OIC. a simple case for the aes. meeting at a lator date' Howe ve r, Councilwoman of the present owner. NOT VENDING OR RACKS thetlc~ of the region, "I love however, the residents felt Nancy Wauglman took the Mrs. Waugaman stated I'QUIUMIN'ft my pIece 01 land more than suitably represented at the initiative and opened coun. that the proposed subdivIsion P'Itn,n.nl " .. ",id .."I. You mv.1 bot • pltrlOft of 900d "'0/.1 c",attet". finlr\- any other place Ilr the meeting end waIved the post. cll dkicusslon by stating, "I of the lot was not in the best c;i.lly ,ol"md •• nd tbl. 10 m." ~I\ IMMEDIA~E CASH p.t.oouet ORDER Of world," shc commented. "It ponement. don't see how we can Ipprove Intereut of the community, Wy ~:.: ~.i $,,'60.00. W•• ,. mo.... i" ••rltlted .n you' (h,'KI" .nd ability Ihan th. It'''OVnl .{OU ::::::"1~ O'f F"o .... y in yout biN t<"counl. would tak.~ away every bil Mrs. Loranger and her the request with so many suggested a piecemeal de. For. per.onal inlt'vi ...... in you' ...... w,il •• dtorl not •• bout your .. I~.inc.lud. It" .. ,.f.renc .... n.mt. I6dr.u~ .net phon, fl'l,/mlHr 10': of beauty. representative presented people objecting." velopment of the area, and The sole resident of Car- many str'lng arguments for City.Assessor Carrol Lock was not in harmony with the AEROSOl. CITY ver lane, who recently bought allowing the property divl. added that he did not re. character of the neighbor. II No other mower is built like itl P. o. lOX 551, OAK PARK,'ILLINOIS ~303 the property arter Mrs. Lor- sion. She stressed how she member when The Farms bood. All APPLICANIS WILL RECEIVE HiE COURTESY Of A anger had passed on her op. bad bought two 5().foot Jots had received so many objec- Mark Stevens seconded tl.e • No other mower performs Iik. itl nm CORPORATE DISCIOSUU, lion to buy the land, said on Moross, and how a Farms t10ns to a propo5ild zoning denial and, in a roll call vote, he enjoyed the open space Council had later ruled that varlance. all the member~ voted • No other mower is so usefull

VACUUM CLEANS YOUR LAWN ••.• WHILE MOWING iO PERFECTION Coiled. clippingl, leaves, pin, s'raw, etc, In tile extro large,. center mounted bag. Trim. \. close on either side. A JOY ....11...... • :l:11:. 1 :7:.~:~e':~:~O::":r:::::::::~ad. ~~~;ij~.=E to 0J1e • , • year 'round. of woodsy, ambery, and crisp citrus notes. The owner 01 the property ::.:. ::: was present at the meeting Hand or Self.Propelied 21"

I~.:::::~::::~:~~:.':e;..::.. .11. ~~~~~~[~ .. D. Set of 4 fl. ozs, after shave had been filed and that aU :;:~ ~f: the residenb Iivinr; within Come In And See oJ, :::: f io:: a 300-loot 1"lldlus bad been "COROLIII'" :.: and 4 1. ozs. cologne. 12.50 ::::notified. 12.Volt Garden Lighting ::: :::: Counc~an James Mast ::: :::: moved tllat the council 8p' ::: ::i proved the request and grant Com'plete Line of ..• Lawnt Ga,den Bird and Pet Supplies ~~1Tno'O:-h.SO;¥\'S f~~~o::~i~n:c:f the It>-foot :::Uh; ,U ~3. ::~ His approval was based :;: ~~ on the exact criteria which ::: ::~ had veto~d the proposed de. ,,!"~L!!~!"..ICE.BAlii'" &DIS.TRGAW Parak.. ts-Conane.-Sqll",el. iD ::: . *: velopment of the Morass For Animals and ::: :~: property. He viewed the pro- ::: :~: posed Mtlck house as an im- DOG 6. CAI Pla)~I'..Iedion ::: ::~ provement to the area, in ::: :::: harmony with the neighbor. FOOD Sunflo,er Seeds ::: :::: and not 1njurln!: the A.. orted brands and ~' ::: ~:: rights of other property own. hard 10 find Item. Bulk~rass Seed PEl All Brands - AnV Qvontity i A I~avo::;,~ilD'=:.~~ SUPPLIES BIRD HOUSES Chains, Collon, Pllrp~ Martin .'. ....Camera Club Ointmont, Vilomln. Houoo. and Pole. ~~::: ~::~Holds Banquet REN'ALS.~ Thatch Re~overs, Mo~ers, ..,edge Trimme~, The Grosse Pointe Camera Spreaders, RoUers, Lawn,. '!'- "Gorden Ornam ..nts..,., I IClub. wID. bold ita Annual. FOuntains ' * ~ Awards Banquet on Friday, Corolite - 12 volt Garden,!,ghting June 16, at 6 o'clock, at the War Memorial. Ed Hahn, the featured Quality Feed Lawn & Garden Supply- speaker, :will present a stereo 20726 Harper at Vernier (a Mil. and 1.94) show on "Flowers." YOUR ONE-STOP FOR For reserv.ations call Bill TU 1.8870 O.... "I:N .. PET SUPPUES t",.:.:.".:<.:.,,»>:.".".:*_:.".,,:.:::=:~~::;<:~;,~::::.:::~~~:.:~.::::<~«:.~::.;:~"",«<~,"*"".,.==«JBeers at 881-2198. WE DEUVER

E 5l c: o ::).2> u 8 C c: ell Q. :5 C ..0 E Q,) 0 o -0 Pure u c: Hogwash I/) o C c .. Q,)-o c: That's right - it's just so much hogwash for CFE (Citizens for Educa- ~ c: :0 ell 0 tion) to assume the high and mighty attitude that, if you do nof agree on on with everything they do and are not a dues-paying member of CFE, U') ::) G) 0 : o ::l r you are agIJinst education ... and if you speak out, y~u are devisive U I/) 'E G) .~ c: E a nd an obstructionist; also any criticism is not "positive criticism." ..0 o ~ c: .... u E C1 u What an absurd and ridiculous bit of gibberish. c'o ~ W Q,) 0.- For the Hanpeter.Srlow Campaigl) Committee, which in reality is .. E C CFE, to have the unmitigated gall to label any School Board Candi- t- date or Member divisive or obstructionist is a travesty on our ~ 8-0 C Q,) ::l American way of life. c C1 -;: 8 c: .: c: Just look at Congress Honest differences of opinion are voiced and O ell o c: 0 respected. Only on rare occasion has the Congress had a unanimous ~on .2>.. ~ G) C !: vote. Q. 0. Q,) on -0 E E Q,) And when the U.S. Supreme Court renders 0 decision, frequently a > c: 'E Uo ~._ 0 dissenting opinion is written. c G) Ol c:: E Differences of opinion is what makes horse races, ball gomes and on ...C 0 '0 C Q,) li: political campaigns. o .+: ell 'i> .;: Not only is it not necessary ... it is not desireoble for residents of t- u 3 Q. 0 our school district to have to "goose-step" to the tune called by CFE, or any other power-hungry, self-serving pressure group. Fred Rogers and Edith Wilson are independents and are nol sup- .~ ported by CFE. Fred and Edith are responsive to the needs and o~ wishes of the total community and will truly represent you on the .&:. School Board. This is why CFE and the "rubber stomp gang" have -0 c: lobe led theM as divisive. C

GROSSE POINTE SctlOOl IOARD malON - MONDAY, JUNE 12 .!!:! "The Peoples Choice"

.. C ..¥ .!!:! 8 c>. - ~ ~ c: ~ FRED ROCERS I&l EDITH WlSON o Q) .&:. (Rog.rs.W/I.on Campa/gn Commilf •• ) ~ ..----

Thursday, June 8. 1972 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Five ------_._- --_._----"'------,------.._------_ ..------_._- ,. - - ---_.- .._. ---- DUMICAIING f P El M · I Will Graduate 575at South co~~i~~~Z:~'LE _lope evates aronlte I ------.- - (ir.Doe'Di.. Some 575 seniors will' Alger House nnd :J bu({cl In Ii. 1Il Exarchate to a D:oceseIt graduate from Grosse poinle i the dilllng room ~UJtnt •• ,~ .. __ . South High School on, Wed. The charge is SLiO per 1 18 Mack TU 1-4044 By James J. Njalm Istal1ation o£ Bishop Zayek nesday, J,une 14. at 7£?ICd10Clk,[person as cor,ipared to S:l , . on South s foolball Ie , n last year It is a non.dale ,: . The Most Rev. Francis M. attracted nahonal, aU.enhon case of inclement wealher: aHair although guc:,t tickcls I':IRNACES ,Zayek, who was Installed as because o£ the historic na.\the ceremonies will lake, b t d the fint Apostolic Exareh ture o£ the event place in the school gymna. I may e Jlure lase - " 'I I F :1 of the Maronite Rite by His Art P P I d I sium It is hOJled that parenls of Holiness, Pope Paul VI, on th Mer opte Eaul e evate I Co~mencemcnt speakers seniors will make ('ash or I , J 966 be e arom e xarc hate to. I f d t ..t '. I J I & BO ILE RS ,unteb~1h' 1 £' th came t.he the rank o£ a Diocese His I are ChriS Vermeulen and! dooe con II )UllrOnshl~ lC 'fl Rep Iace d CIrs IS op 0 e Ma.romte E 11 B' h Z' k Steve Palter. Paul Atwcll IS, e ray somc 0 t e (ost 0 ! , Diocese at ceremonies held xcte tencRY' ItSop ayeII ' senior class president . the parl~'. in St Maro C th d al St wen 0 orne 0 persona y . . n a e r , .' extend his thanks and deep Following lhe cercmonies Contribulions of III 0 n e y _ ! Jean and Kercheval. Detroit, I appreciation to His Holiness The Mothers Club is spon. I may be made payablc 10 on Sunday, June 4. on behal£ o£ himself and all soring a party at lhe War' Mothers Club GPSII and '" - Po~ Paul an~ounced the the Maronites o£ the United Memorial from 10 p,m. until! sent to Mrs. James Maurer, & .TINe Canom.eal erectl~n of the Stales. 2 am. 1064 Bal£our. Food conlribu. PLUMBING HE Maromte Apostolic E x a r • ..' A band will play in Fries: lions may he made by call 15304 KERCHEVAL' VA 2.9Q70, chate.U. S. A. to the rank o£ The new dIOcese IS now i Ballroom, There will be ing Mrs, Sebastian Bufe,. a Diocese in March o£ this known as "51, Maron's Dio. \ games in the library 01 lhe: 885.6166, ti'~ year, and named Bishop cese of Detroit-U. S. A." ... -. --- ... -.- Q9lgA~~e~L~n~~~!? _ ,•.-:':~,,!~"., ~':,,\",;~:f. ".(IFO" struction. "PADDOCK", The only pool contra.ctor in Mich. 'i"~'i.';:::'''\~' •:'~/i';'to". Zayek as its first bishop. ; The Maronite Rite is the I SI.<. 1920 igan to receive such an award in this class. '."'" • ....!../'. ~ He was born in Cuba, and only Eastern Catholic Rile I 'RAP and SKeET II!(';\ t. .. ,~_.., ....I"...f.'i as a young. man h«; ente r.ed with no counterpart in t~e. I iii The first PADDOCK pool was instoll,d in Michigan in 1935 and stm today all PAD. :;...'....t, the Maromte Semmary ~n non.Catholic Eastern Chris' I- SEASON IS HERE ...--- DOCK pools or. instolled using the same malerial, and lpKificalions. ': •• 1:" \ I Lebanon. He continuerl tus lian Riles. Its liturgical lan. : '" ~ "PADDOCK", first In Michigan to use the gunile process for Iwimming pools, morc:it., -;'. ~/,. priestly training in Rome. guage is Aramaic said to I ,t' tile, c:oping and olltomatic: skimmen. " ...'~ IHe ~as auxiliary. bishop of be the language ;poken by I • EX PER'f GUN RL~I)AII) ~ Brazil beCore comIng to De- Jesus Christ., L \ Buy an original- nol a copy - Buy PADDOCK. troit. ' There are near It'y wo mi.I I • G.UN.S Viff) , _,. Th lUll and Chuck "0"''''$0'' e ceremornes were per. lion Maroniles throughout I M;chll'lan's most .xpel'I."CH pool cOlttradorJ formed by His Ex~e~lenc~, the world, most of whom • AC(:I~SSORIES /'" The Mo~t Rev. Luigi Ral' still reside in Lebanon. Ap. GRADUATE ENGINEERS AND CONSULTANTS Imoudi, Titular Archbis~op ~f proximately 150,000 Maron. I B M D Tarsus and the Vatican Sites emigrated to the United • A~stolic Delegate to the States. There are 43 par- C anl-el Gun Shop PADDOCK POOL COMPANY Umted States at the 10:30 ishes in this country. I 26641 Grand Ill.... Awe. lhtntIt. Mlchlpn 41240 VA 1-8200 a';~ll~;:~~ ,the instaUation According to the latest I 15102 KERCHEVAL PADDOCK POOLS ARE SERVICED BY ceremonies and Mass, a ban. census taken by St. Maron Open Tuesday and Friday 9 a.m. 10 8 p,m. KE 4-2220 ROBERTSONBROS. SERVICE CO. IE 1-1515 I quet was held 'Ilt 1 ll.m. in Cathedral, ~here are ab~ut I Mon., Wed., Thurs. 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m. the Grand Ballroom' o£ the 16,~ m:mbers of t~e Rite I Saturday 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m. Detroit Hilton Hotel, at t resld~ng In the DetrOit Met. which John Cardinal De8r-\ ropolltan Area. ------,-----_._--- -- den, Archbis~op of Detroit, I -R-A-Y-N-AIIIIL- -. I gave the -maIn address. I I i It was Cardinal Dearden I "THE HOUSE THAT ; and ,the then Apostolic Dele. I SER.VICE lUlL T:' • gate to the United States, This Is A Power-Hungry, Self Serving Clique? I ,"SINCE 1925'" I His Ex,:e~ency, The. Most OUT OF THE HIGH .Rev. Egldl<;' Vaggnozzl, who l I In 1966 mstalled Bishop I RENT DISTRlq I Zayek as Apostolic Exarch. I OU.R PRICES ~RE I y. S. A., at ceremonies held I In Blessed Sacrament Cathe. THE LOWES • dral in Detroit. I lDL I Following hiSinstaUation,\1 I LESSTHAN 70 I the Apost':ll1c Exarch chose lOVER INV"I'-r I Detroit as his see, and took I " ...,~'" up residence in The Park, at) fOR NEW 19.72 I 935 Three Mile drive, at I J I Jefferson avenue. I I DODGE &- I i In attendance at Sunday's i I PLYMOUT~ IIceremonies and festivities,: I RAYNA-L I besides Cardinal Dearden I . III and Archbishop Raimondi.' i MICHIGAN'S FINESY I were Archbishop Peter S£air ' I ft...I...... PI----J.a. I of Rome a close friend, who • .,...... ymavm IIwas Bishop Zayek's ,teacher; ,\ I Bishop Elias Cueter, Mel. I DEALER . I kite Bishop of Brazil, seores I - '9103 CHALMERS I o£ priests from the U. S. and I I_N,"'."__0...... _.4"13 I 0ther coun trles,. an d a -Iarge • PHONE 526-1300 • delegation of Maronite lay people from throughout the .',,~; • __ _ ...... M. • I:ountry I Closed Saturday II -Th' . • .. for the summer. i Maron'se establIshmentDiocese and theo£ Stin.. '

It's nice to know there's a I Westinghouse security system at home when you're not.

; Especially when you realize there's a home broken I into every two minutes. The Westinghouse security system is more than a burglar alarm. Say you're away . for the evening or off on a trip and someone breaks : in. There's a loud alarm. Loud enough to scare him: off. The system automatically sends a coded ines- ! sage to a 24-hoUTcommunications center, and they I call the police. Same for fire. Loud alarm. Coded ~ message. A call to the fire department. In other : emergencies, direct voice contact with the center , brings help. Send the coupon. Or call 464-3700.

We've been called that and more, so we thought you'd like to meet some of us. WE'RE YOUR NEIGHBORS. We're working for JOAN HANPETER and MUIR SNOW. Given a choice we would much rather be gardening than going door

Weslinghou~e Security System Master Conl'ol Panel to door. The kids would prefer the pork to handing out campaign literature. The grandparents would rather play bridge than make telephone calls on election day. But, it's a job that has to be done because we care about our community. We all have different motivations for working. The mothers want their chil- dren to have a good education, it's why they moved here. The kids are more aware of school problems than you think. The grandparents want to see their 38221 Plymouth Road livonia, Michigan 48150 tax dollars used wisely. We want to KEEP our children in their neighborhood

I'd like more information on Westinghouse schools and retain local control of our educational system. Home Security Systems. So our personal pleasures will have to wait! Name _ --- ..... - ..

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PWP To Hear Power Failure GPAC Backing School Board. Candidates ; ~' PROFESSIONAL Felt in Woods H LAWNIAiTEUIICE Rev. Fenton A defecllve cable at the (Continued Crom Page 1) ! as assistant scoutmaster r,( Michigan. He serl'ed :on the 4. Joun anpeter Residential : Detroit Edison Company's . Troop 96; chairman of the Mayor's Advisory Plannin:~ Commelclal I The Grosse Pointe Chap. sub.station, 1490 V ern i e r Carl Lord, chairman of School. She received a BA Boy Scouts Fathers' Commit. Committee in Grosse IPointe Induslriol ter of Parents Without Part. road, caused a power failure Grosse Pointe A.ction Com. degree from Cornell Uni. tee; secretary of the Boy Farms and is 1971.n PTA Inslltullonal nera (PWP) will meet to. in The Woods Friday, June 2.. . versity. She is a Blue Bird Scouts for two years; anti president at Kerby E~eme!l. I'owor .okin, morrow, Friday, June 9, at Around 1,000 customers, mlttee (GPAC) has an. Leader lor the Camp Fire membership in Chartered tary Seho:!' He and his Wjf,~ FlIr1IHzlnl I o'clock, It the War Memo. including residents and some, nounced that GPAC is for. Girls. a board member of Life Underwriters Associa. Susan, who har, a degree i,l SI'RINGAND rial. , I businesses, were wit h 0 uti mally endorsing Mrs, Joan Environmental Action Now tion, Detroit Life Under. speech correction I r a III FAll. CLiAN UI' Followmg the coHee hour, power lrom 11;25 a.m. to i R. Hanpeter in the upeom. (EAN) and a member of writers A~sociation; Estale Warne State University, haw FREE The Reverend Arnold A. Fen .. 12:36 p.m .• said Robert A. . . . Grosse Pointe Citizens for Planning and Accounting As. five children, They arc _ ESTIMATES ton, rector of Christ Church, 'I Hoving, director of public 109 Jun~ 12 election for Education. She has worked sociaticn and the Delroit touise. 10, David, 8. Charle~ wlU addreu himself to the Information at Edison. trusteeship on the Board of in. the PTA at both Defe~ and Chamber of Commerce. and Michael, twin bo,Vs 11'1))

problem. of newly single I The effected. area is b?r. Education. GPAC is an or. Pierce schools and IS, a ,. 0 are (jve, and all of! whom 11521 people who find the need to dere':! by Sunmng.dale drive, ganization of teachers and trustee for ~he Fo~ndatlon: . Mlc~ael A: Shah.en, 44•. attend Kerby Elcmenla,'y MMDII~...... , ~assess their personal val. on the north, Fairway a~e. r other employes committed for AcademiC Ennchme~t I !Ives 10 K~~slDgl?n roa~ an~ School, and Petel" \\'ho L• Call TU 4.4300 ues. nue on the east, Oxford dnve I to educational excellence In and a me',11b,erof the .Ame.rl' I IS.an admlmstratlv~ aSslsta,~' three years old. The );no\\'.; J Guesu are welcome. on the south and Mac~ ave. Ithe Grosse Pointe School can ASSOCiationof Umverslty I With the D~trolt Pub,IC live in Touraine road . ._.- •.-.-.•..;~ •••••• ; ••• ; •••••••• iiiiiiii••• iiiiii••• iiii.iiiiii.iiiiiii.iiiiii •••• -.-_, nue on the west, he sal~, 'System, Women. Schools. He IS a former; Ed'th E W'I f Sh r • • • ' During a power fallul'e, I . I teacher and earned his BS I ,.1 son, o. J: noted Mr. Hoving, the first: Mr. Lord said. "This de. I. CNhatrtl,eshR.Jaegedr, ~'thllVh~SI degree from Wayne State ham road.'1 IS n l arned L~ thing Edison does is check 1 .. . th It f d la'l 10 a 109 am roa WI IS U' 't d h' t James WI son. r hey a\/.h . .. clSlon IS e resu a e I. wife Sybil who taught at mversl y an IS mas ers T 19 'ho;' 19115 Mack Ave. for emergency equipment 10 ed examination of personal N th d S th H' h h I in education Cram Wayne He two sons, am,. . \~ ' IDEAS FOR in the Woods a ser~ice ar.ca. e.g" iron background, a review of ac. or an au Ig sc 00 s presently has 32 hour; in co.mp.leting his first ~ear.~~ lungs an hospitals or homes, livities supportive of educli' f~r two.and.a.hall ~ea~s, a~d post graduale work credits. i Mlchlgall Sta~e UDI.~ersl'.\ i In this case, Edison sent tion, and both written and hiS son Jason,. II' 0 IS t\lO He has worked on the Boys' I an , me to look at all sides of a question critically. I am able : 8nd wiliing to devote liS \\FREE-SPENDER" POLICY ; much time as is necessary i to get the job done." Mrs. Wilson said, "My in. REPRESENT : lense' interest in our school WITH SCHOOL FINANCES RESTORE system is long.standing, not a Johnny.Come.Lalely sur. TOTAL COMMUNITY face interest ... my knowl. PUBLIC LIBRARY edge of the problems of our MUST BE STOPPED school system ... my ability to ~earcll out all the facts l'f an issue ann to make sounu We can no longer afford the luxury of "free- CUTS decisions based on all th~ faels ... spending" attitude of the "rubber-stamp gang" Be surc to go to the polls toward school monies. Careless and expensive on Monday, Junc 12. and cast ~'Ollr ballol. Polls will open habits must be broken. We do this in our personal Voter unrest, anger and frustration is directed at Public library personnel, services and hours have at 7 a,m, and close at 8 p.m. lives when we control our desire for a prime steak those "rubber stamp" School Board Members and Voting will take place in Ih(' been chopped severely. Threats have been made by elementary school district in and order hamburger, Hamburger is less costly Administrators who they feel are "puppets" for the Board and the Administration to completely close which you live, and just as nutritional. Budgets must be factual CFE (the power-hungry special interest group) instead of being responsive to the needs and wishes the library. This is nonsensical and preposterous. A and budget control must be firm. Each expense of the total community. Fred Rogers and Edith Detroit News editorial calls it "Blackmail," We must ROOFIIiG item mu~t be examined critically. Can it be Wilson are responsive to the total ~ommunity restore the Public library to full hours, full service ~ eliminated? Can it be reduced? All fat must be and will truly represent you. For this fearless stand, AI and fully staffed. S trimmed from each budget item. Inefficient money Fred and Edith are labeled "divis:ve" by CFE SPECIAL [ogeme" ;,

Indian Guides 1 who gav(' YOll Fuch", and Sandll('rg 1I0W wallt to give YOll Hogers and Wilson, and oon't NOW Invest now in Colonial Federal Savings ICollect Paper try to join, it's a closed group. 6% Certificates, .... Compounded HIGHER Quarterly to give you a new high Grosse po:t;Indian Guide Look at their advertisements. Such words as "rubber stamp gang" and "free 'ARN INGS Effective Annual Interest of Nation is holding a paper spending" should remind you of "double set of books" and similar unsuppurted e.. 6.136%. Issued in minimum drive this Saturday,. June 10, amount f $5 000 Y h . d b I from 9:30 a.m. ,until 3 p.m., a • . au c oose maturity ate etween at Richard School 176 Mc. charges that punctuated the Fuchs.Sandberg campaign of last year. two years and five years. Stop in at any of our offices Kinley avenue. ' fOr complete details. Proceeds from the sale If you arc looking for a strong unified front against cross-district busing and , - will ,be used to assist the Holy Child Indian School and loss of local control plus new ways for beller fiscal planning, then we don't need to Hannan YMCA. return to name calling and rroblcm posing with no problem solving. No magazines, telephone books or ~aper bags can be accepted. I have evaluated the credentials of the candidates and I support Joan Hanpeter For fur the r information and Muir Snow. I am personally familiar with Rogers and Wilson and I can find contact Jay 'Farrar, at 822- 0340. nothing to persuade me that a three year resident who has never attended a school board meeting nor v~ted in a Trustee election, and a long time advocate of the "No, Dog Warden No, Idon't care what it is, I vote No" philosophy, will better our schools. Friend to All It may be said that it is uncommon for a present board member to speak out A dog warden's responsi- so vividly in a Trustee election, but after reading the half truths, inuendoes and out- COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY bility cannot, strictly speak- (6.136% effective annual int~rest) ing, be limited only to "man's right falsehoods of some of the copy in the Rogers-Wilson ads, I can't stand idly by best friend." Take the case lof Woods dog warden David and watch our community go down the drain. It is only my personal recommendation, McQueen, on Tuesday, May but ask you to support JOAN HANPETER and SNOW. "c o'-6ivi' '. 23. I MUIH . ,IW ,(;. ~'f~\. .. 1 Upon receiving a run toa . t~!. ~;:; <3i South Brys drive home, Mr.

I ()..-' .~. McQueen was taken into the Respectfully submit~ed,/ .'!':it 5,,4 kitchen by the resident to hear some birds in an oven SAVINGS9AREINSURED TO $20,oop.00 vent. ) I " " ' J With the help of a neigh- bor, Mr. McQueen removed 1J1!a:- ~~~;;,L-"" ~=-' the 'oven!s top panel. And, COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS.)0' q I ,"r , 10 and behold, three baby WILLIAM F. HlJETTEMAN DETROIT 18901 Kelly at Moross-DR2.887.7 b1:lck birds were taken from lEAST DETROIT 15751 Nine Mile at Gratiot-~R 1.~20 the vent. , "GROSSE PTE. WOODS 20247 Mack at Huiit.Club.,..TU. 6.1080 The birds were placed in GROSSEPTE. FARMS 63 K~cheval "On the Hill"-TU 6.6661 a box with straw and left in ;J HOURS: 9:30 a.m.-4~30 p.m. Friday 'ti(S p.m. the back yard for the mother to pick up. ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL' BOARD ELECTION, JUNE -12, 1972 ,/

"! One Candidate Stands Out From the.Rest · • •

An Attorney and a Teacher On Issues ... I)favor & support a Constitutional Amendment as the most .,ffective means of prohibiting busing. About the Candidate • • • The question of the financial restructuring of public education • BA from Wayne State University JD from Wayne University Law School in Michigan must be resolved with solutions that correspond Currently enrolled in a Masters Degree program at the .with the best interests of the students and citizens of Grosse Graduate School. of ~ducation,University of Michigan Pointe. • Member in good standing of the Detroit Bar Association, the Michigan Bar Association and the American Bar ... Loss of community control of our school system need not be Association the price we pay for stabilization of school revenues and financing. • Teacher, Certified by the State of Michigan- Taught at Grosse Pointe North High School ... Property tax relief is an essential priority. • Formerly a member of the Judicial Assistant's Staff of ... Effective management and sound economical administra- the Wayne County Circuit Court tion of our school system are functions of experienced and • Currently retainf'ld by the Government Relations and qualified professionals and will not simply result from prom- Infei'mation Division of the Automobile Manufacturers ises to hold the line on salaries. Association Emotionalism will never be able to adequately deal with •... formal education, professional training, background and experience, tempered by trained and experienced the problems in the field of Education. They are legal and sensitivity, as a teacher, to the needs and requirements legislative in nature and require the attention and dedica- of quality education ... tion of professionals trained and experienced in these areas, •.. Academic excellence can be achieved within the bounds of ~iscal integrity and responsibility. VOTE FOR

"PROTECT YOUR WALTER HAGE :~lAX DOLLARS" GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION ,. :-11 JUNE 12, 1972

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Page Eiqht GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursd.y, June 8, 1972 ------_._------._._------WINDOW BROKEN ed by persons unknown lOme- Joseph Palazzo, of St. Clair time between '7 p.m. on Fri. Students Reverse Stand Shores, called City police on day, June 2, and 3 p,m., on Saturday, June 3, to report Saturday, June 3. Officer, (Coatilliled Irom Page 1) !,he students were still asking that a large window on the Edward Ml1ler, Jr., found a for pedeslrian rights. A west side 01 Artona Tallors, metal pellet on the grofind' the signs along the lakeshore secondreSildent stated ~t 1'7834 MaCk, had been crack •. near the cracked window. are misleading. Tbe signs he thought that the "loiter. state "No fishing, picnicking, log" restriction was sullici- !oi~~lng, swImming or bath. ent, and steve quickly point- mg. ed out that walking was not "By saying 'no loitering'! loitering, lInl! that 4!Je stu. IPAIIirING the city is falsely implying dents were asking for maN that there are condltlons accurate signs. :Comlnercial & Residential under which it Is lawful to be Another resklent not from Interior - Exterior on that land 'and is indirectly Lake Shore com~ended the encOW'ollglngthe pedestrians, studenUi ~n their revi.5d Free Es"ma' •• who do not consider them. positlonand then suggested t- selves loiterers, to walk on that students (who were from ( it," Steve emphasized. South High) direct their ener- BAB ~ The committee head then ogies on cleaning up the litte.t entered a request for '~he -in the North High area. ItHOIiI .. 2..... Farms w post signs Btating The issue is scheduled to "NO' trespassing - Public be resolved 'at the next meet. Safety Huard" . along the Ing of The Farms Council shoreline. when the city attorney will It was evident than the stu- present the legal aspect of dents' ,positioo reveral took deleUng the word "loitering" the council members and from .ordinance No. 96 lInd Farms resIdents aback as crinsider the students' reo some of the subsequent reo quest.to post signs stating: GRILL READY marks revealed that they did "No Trespassing - Public I not 'absorb the full impact of Safety Hazard". I the students' .revised atti- "It Is ,the only honest wa)' 'I tude. to approach the problem and Immediately 'after the stl.l' to resolve the conflicts which dent finished hir .remarks, have recently arisen " Steve SPLIT BROILER CoWlcilman James Dinge- commented. ' man, (standing in for Mayor B'utIer who was excused), began an explanation which School Board would have' sensibly rebutted JUST FINE e the committee', original posl. Meets Tuesday FOR OUTDOOR tion. The regular monthly meet- CommeDda StudeDts ing of tbe Grosse ;Pointe Have you ever COOKING However, -at the close of Board of Education will be POUND his remarks, Mr. Dingeman held at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, j commended the students on June 13, in the 'auditorium 'thought of God as their revised consideration of Grosse Pointe North High School, 707 Vernier road. QUARTERED JA 1.0lN and ;their mature ~ttitude. your Father "1 I He referred their two re .. Reason for the change 01 quests, the deletion of the date, from Monday, June 12, God is your eternal Father. I CHICKEN PORK loitering provision unci the is 'because of the conflict new street eigns, to Farms with the trusteeship elec. He loves you constantly. And is.always ready tr Attorney John Axe. A report tion. protect, guide, and encourage e(lch one of His PARTS CHOPS from the legal counsel was William J. Adams, presi- 9 to 11 promised :for the nelQt meet. dent, will conduct the meet- children. t I Chops Ing of The F'arms CoWl cil , ing and Dr. Theos I. Ander- In Monday night, JWle 19. son, Superintendent of These spiritual truths are practi9al, and you can Pkg. For the benefit of the resi. Schools, will present his prove them to b~ trl;le..So ~an~urchildren. 89~. recommendations for the 49~. dents, Mr. Dingeman listed the many legal and safety trustees' action. Christian Science will show them how. In our problems which could be en. The public is invited to attend. Sunday School, children learn how to turn to WAKEFIELD FROZEN countered if the strip were God for every need. 1 IDEAL 6-0Z. open to the public. FOR The ppablems he enumer. URNS LIFI'ED t' CRABMEAT SALADS PKG. $1.69 ated were those which had A resident of 194 Stephens, pushed Jthe student commit-1M iIt on .Cross, contacted Christian Science Sunday Sc WAKEFIELD FROZEN .tee !to shift ilheir position Farms pollee Saturday morn- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SClfNTlST" .. even after ;tpey conducted ing, May 27, 10 report tile G'o .... Pointe Farms 212 cHolfenl A,'H. " IN THE the petition drive. theft of two concrete urns sun:=dl:~¥i.~~.~~~)'3s;.~l~':.~w ::74'~:OO . . ..' . 12-0Z. SIXTH CHURCH OF atRIST SClfNTIST . .. SHELL PKG. $2.59 s..tety Bazardli from the front porcll. The KING CRAB LEGS Foremost is the safety urns were described as octa. Sun, s.,,,,.,~~'!~'~4J.1t.~.~.:7 1~~J.O.W04. M'O .' , hazard as the .1>Na,kW1lllis a gonal.shaped! and covered .... din. I .. ",. 1470:3~~5~~ol. 001.. 11. Mlch;'on 0I CHICKEN OF SEA FROZEN concave structure, making it ~ith blue, yellow a,nd white PEELED 24-0z. difficult for a person to get tiles. They were worth .$80 AND ,back on land after falling and. were ~ken ~metime SHRIMP DEVEINED PKG. $3.99 into Lake st. Clair. A victim durmg the night. wouid .also have to fig,bt an undertow. RICH AND CREAMY Lake Shore road has the highest speed limit in The Farms and is a well.traveled thoroughfare. Besies the ob- MEADOWDALE vious danger of a vehicle plowing into ;l group of strol- lers, the pedestrians might ~ constitute a dIstraction for ~: ICE CREAM the drivers. jp A second consideration is that most of ,the strip i, pri- L VANILLA vate property owned by the OUT OF A TRADITION 0 ~ residents who live on the ; )~['I':, OR ( adjacent Lake Sbore lots EXCELLENCE 4~ f;~, CHOCOLATE several of the Lake Shore 'It FLAVORS property owners, notably Wil. IGREATNEssr Y2 GALLON liam R. Yaw, John L. Booth, 1 Mj , Frederick S. Ford, Raymond r ~ " C. Smith, and Mr. and ,Mrs. j Gerard R. Slattery, wrote the " ~'. I KRAFT MAXWELL HOUSE Farms Council in opposition " i 00 ipCdestrians using the I strip. " { VELVEETA FLAVORFUL Littering Problem it , Other problems raised were I' the possibility of littering and ,'I CHEESE COFFEE polluting the lake, and the question of traffic lights 00 .;:f C POUND POUND CA.N 99C -govern pedestrian flow and LOAF 96 Z Z oll-street parking. UMlT 2 PlEASE Mr. 'Dingeman, in listing the liabilities, ..Iso stressed the presence of "adequate SNOW WHITE substitutes" such as the municipal lake front parks FRESH and the sidewalk on the other side of Lake Shore road. BUT BEFOREYOU BUt The discussion was opened 00 :tJIe members of the audio BE SURE TO VISIT ~; t:nce. No students spoke MUSHROOMS .'-' feeling that Steve Potter had competently articulated their position. However, comments given by 60me residents were l 89~. I less than enlightening as CALIFORNIA VALENCIA C 4-LB. 111;r'~E:~:~:~~C0 FFEY CAD ILL A ( JUICE ORANGES BAG 69 One Lake Shore resident .• I ~~~~~d p~:~~e .a~o~:~ I 31 80 E. JeH~rson 964.68 t1 Price, good th,u Tv.,day. June 13th. 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"Always take pains with RADIO REMOVED IJ d P t I Ilonor, Beeler On Retirenwut :1" ~out work or you' 11 get. Regina Gersch, 676 Un!. U ge a erson Appointed VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL IlOt~i1g but pains out of it. .versity place, called City I Clears Docket "Aulomo Beeler," Samuel ual Manual." I , police on Sunday, June 4, to C. Beeler, head of University. Tucker Whitehead, a for. First English Ev. Lutheran Church .. ' . report that sometime the Liggett School's Mechanical mer pupil and Sam's replace- Vernier Rd. at Wedge wood Dr. 884.5040 I . previous night someone stole The City of Grosse Pointe Arts Department retires this Municipal Court convened on year after 28 years of de. ment as head of the Unlver. June 19 thru 29 - 9 :00- 11 :30 a,m, the radio out of her '68 Tuesday, May 23, with Judge voted service during which sity.Liggett Mechanical Arls Bible Story - Handcraft Volvo station wagon, which Dougl8S L. Paterson presid. he built his department from DelJartment says "If I were Recreation - Refreshment • ' .•. was parked in the driveway to writil a 'lIIost Unforget. ing. a space next to the boilers All Children - Age 3 years through I near the garage at the rear in the school's basement to able Character' sketch. it Thor Pee Dies, 773 West. a full.scale mechanical art would be about Sam Beeler, 6th Grade are welcome. o IEFORE ,,;AFTER of the house between 5:30 chester, was charged as a building. ' who other than my parents : ' CHtMNlY SERVICE p.m. on Saturday, June 3, disorderly person. He pled The University. Liggett influenced me most during, Registration in the church office I :' lleblllll.llepalred.chIDlne)' COVoeN- I and 10 a.m. ~n Sunday, June not guilly. His case was dis. Alumni Association feted my school years and in my I Registration $2.50 a child. I lJIelnerltor Sereen,.,: YlolltlODI 4. The culprit damaged the missed, no complainant in Sam, on Sunda)', May 21, at career cholce." _ Correc~.Tllell Po~n. Icar heater while removing ------~------.------Anlnce Mlljt"lnc. the radio. A wire cutter was court. an afternoon receplion at the _ _ ._...... =-' fou~d on the floor of ,the Irene Gracey. 1338 Gray. Little Club attended by over ton, was charged with 1m. 200 friends and his sister vehicle. proper parking. She pled not Harriett Koberline of Syra. ...~---J guilty, was found guilty, cuse, N.Y. Sam was present., sentence suspllnded. ed with several gifts which Gary Hicks, 403 Touraine, The United States Naval included a box full of used was charged with reckless Academy at Annapolis has spark plugs. driving. He pled guilty, was appointed ARTHUR J. VAN. University. Liggett Parents' want School Board Members who found guilty, fined $100 and DERSCHAAFasa member Association held a farewell costs, placed on one year of its Br,lgade of Midship- reception on Wednesday, May probAtion and no driving for men. This announcem~nt was 24, at which Sam received will be responsive to the needs six months made by RepresentatIve Lu. two autographed birdhouses " . den N. Nedzl of the 14th made to his original blue. and wishes of the total commun- Mark D Acb111e,3907 C~n. Congressional D 1st ,r i I' t in prints to hang permanently nors, was charged as a dLS'1Michigan. The Class of 1976, outside his Florida home; orderly person. He pled of which Art will be a mem- and a calendar clock with ity and will honestly represent guilty, was found guilty, fined ber is going to be sworn in a minature model A Ford. $100 'and placed on c\le year at Annapolis July 6. Upper school students pre. you-not be a "rubber stamp" probation. Art is the son of Mr. and sented him with an auto. Charles Cudlip, 1170 Har. Mrs. Clarence VanderSchaaf graphed hub cap and lower vard, was chal'ged with driv- of Lincoln road. He is a school students with a bird or a puppet for CFE in that pres- ing on a suspended license. member of the First Reform. mobile. I He pled guilty to the added ed Church of Detroit and is Sam's sludents have found sure group's lust for even greater count of operator'lI license a student at Grosse Pointe that his mcchanical and ar. not on person. He was found South. He has been active in chitectural drawing course guilty to .that charge lInd the Bands and Orchestra, gave them advance place. power to completely dominate fined $25. track team, Grosse Pointe ment status at college. Palmer Jordan 5321 Har. Symphony Orchestra, and Throughout the country me. school policy. vard, Detroit, vJas charged the Neighborhood Law Club. chanical arts students are under the stop law, resulting . 1st u d y in g "Understanding Rides, Shows, in an accident. He pled A d N' h Your Car," a textbook au. 'Midwa ~ '• Excitement Galore guilty, was found guilty, 'war S 19 t thored by Mr. Beeler which fined $25. Costs of $15 were • h is affectionately referred to Bozo the Clown, susp~mde.d. At South RIg l by his students as the "Sam- .Kiddies' in person-Special Vote • Saturday show, 10 am Milo Bancroft, 604 Not.re ~._ CHURCH VANDALIZED ( Dame, was charged as a dlS' Grosse Pomtc S~uth .Hlgh I Durinlt the ni ht of Frida or?erly person. H.e, pled School's Awards Night 1S to- May 26" someo~e broke t;~ 1 MONDAY, JUNE 12 'Old....lid Treasures old & new; g.uilty, was found guihy and night, Thursda?" June 8: at plate gl~ss covering the bul. nor br~ss,. silver, china, fme~ $10. 7:30 o'~lock, In the sl'oool leUn board of the St. James Grosse Pointe School Board Election pamtmgs, books, Elizabeth Ingram, 20943 gymnasium. Lutheran Church 170 McMil. •• __t..n.+ r~cords, ~ower stalls, Beaufait, Harpcr Woods, was The Mothers' Club will Ian The marke~ is nituated charged as a disorderly award Thesauruses to the top on' the iront lawn of the I l'Ii'II'"cJ\~L gourmet Items person. She pled guilty. Paid five percent of the graduat. church and officials estirr.~te ,[1 costs of $39.55. Final dispo- ing class. Mrs. Charles Beltz, the loss at $30. "e. A '72 Capri 2000, ' sition was held for six president, and Mrs. Donald . months. Brigg" vice'president will • $1000 'His & Her' Ski Package, Wm Steven 'Bradbury, 319120 present the awards. Do You Have A A 14 ft. Alcort Sailfish Sailboat, and Gary, Mount Clemens; Kevin Receiving 'rhesauruses will HAMMOND ORGAN, many'other valuable prizes Gunn, 2145 Manistique, Jef. be Ruth Bryn Maxon, Dianne year model 1956 through "The Peoples Choice" • .~j, Crey Bloink, 1334 K~nSlngton'l Elizabeth Wightman, Virginia 1968 in your home as a Friday, Jpne 9th"":'4 PM tolD PM and Thomas Gunn, were Ellison Horn, Mary Jo Ken- piece of furniture? It so, charged 'as disorderly per. ne

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The cafeteria, commons, play pingpong and use any i Police Warn Set Baskethall Sunnner School COlnlnencelnent Set at North pool, upper and lower gyms of the sports equipment. f.'~ ~ ~~; IJ \..JH'. ''',Aut KIC,Hl and the courtyard will be Tickets are 25 cents in ad. Of Molestings The Grosse Pointe Sum. I ord.er 01 rec~ipt oC fees. Non. Grosse Pointe North High I Kay Kappaz is commence. open. Seniors will be able to vance. Students may enter J,C'(jOSS mer Basketball SChool will resIdents will be placed on School will hold its 1972 ment chairman; Elizabeth play cards, listen to music, one time only. With the advent oC warm again be in operation this I a waiting list. Commencement Exercises at Ba~ks, student speaker, and ------AWNINGS weather, many Pointe youths Registration reservations , GUIdo Regulbrugge, adult WHY PAY MORE'I h,we returned to walking or summer. The school, under can be made by calling the 80 clock, Thursday, June IS, speaker, • PEaMANI%ED cycling to school and recrea. the auspices oC the Depart. Department of Community in the gymnasium at North Senior Vito Ciaravino will FOR A[L 'UR SE~VICE tional facilities. However, ment of Community Services Services at 885.3808. Appli. High School. This is the first give the invocation and The ALL FURNITURE 20'0 also at this time of year, the and direction of Chuck Hol. cation blanks are also avail. Cour.year.class to graduate Reverend F. Keppler oC the FREE~... I police records show an in. losy is aimed at developing able at each high school and lrom North. There are all' First English Evangelical ABOVE COST ESTIMATE . - .: crease in attempted molest. I the 'basketball skills of boys middle school physical cdu. i proximate!>' 600 graduates. I Lutheran Church the btne. CONVENIENT. 7.alol . ings. in the sixth through ninth calion department. I ------diction. We carry major brands ..,,, ,."' ...,n",,",," Very f.ew oC the attempts grades. The sMooI is conducted I a,m. at Grosse Pointe North The North High Parents SINCE 117. ha~e ser~ous consequences. as I Participants will be gil'en each Tuesday, Wednesday, or Pierce Middle School and Club is giving a post.com. FLAGS and fLAG POLES ~omte girl.s usually ex.erclsc the opportunity oC selecting and Thursday morning be. eighth and ninth grade boys mencement party for seniors UNIQUE FURNITURE lor Ha ..... and Indu."v Judgment 10 not speakmg to 1 a site most convenient to ginning on June 20 and end. aHend from 10:30 to 12 noon Crom midnight until 5 a.m., s~rangers and not accepting I their home. Classes are ing on July 27. at the same sites. The fee which includes an "all.you. 559-63'34 ndes from unknown men. I limited to 40 boys, with en. Sixth and seventh grade lor the entire six week$ is can.eat" buffet breakfast at Decorating Assistance Available Examples of two such nar. I rollrnents accepted in the boys attend from 9 to 10:30 I $15. 3:30 a.m. rowly - averted misCortunes .------recently surfaced Oil The Farms police records. They are here reported to serve as' warnings to olber Pointe girls. Two Brownell girls recent. Rated Iy reported a young man, driving a compact red car, who attempted to lure them iuto his v~hicle. ' VVe WClnt tn hell) mrlke the qo riqht ahead. Just dial a nationwide, The first girl, 12, silid that I Summel- of '72 the most rnemorable foil-free number (800-336-0336) called. she had been riding to school at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, May summer of your life. appropriately enough, SUPERNUMBER. 24, when a clean.cut, light. A SUnlnler where everytfling is going to be at You can change, confirm and guarantee hairednlan began to drive new reservations. Anc it won't Slowly beside her near Ker. the right place at the right time. R cheval and Stephens road. So we've taken the letter lOR" and placed it cmt you one thin dime. He follQwed her north on I in front of 4,500 outstanding hotels and motels il; our If, heaven forbid, you should have a disabling Stephens, asked her direc. I lions and told her that she Tour Books. This little "R" simply means we're automobile accident 100 miles or more from home, there's had nice legs. The gIrl, after going to help you instantly make, confirm and guarantee AAATrioGuard ,our newest travel service. telling him that she could not help him with diree-tions, your reservations and room fates at any of TripGuard Quarantees we'll chip in up to $200 rebuffed his remarks. He these places anywhere in the country. And your to pay these extra expenses caused by the accident: drove llway. replacement car rental, meals, lodging or A secol1d Brownell girl, reservation will be held for you no also 12, reported that she had matter how late you arrive. alternate forms of transportation. been walking near Grosse The Summer of '72 comes just once, So please The Summer of '72, Beginning now at your neighborhood Pointe boulevard and Ven- dome Friday afternoon, May don't rush through it. If you want to poke Triple.A office. Rated "R". Restricted to Triple-A 19, when a youth (who match. along a secluded beach an extra day or two, members and their famdies, ed tbe other girl's descrip- tion) slowed his car. He reo marked that she looked tired and asked if she wanted a ride. The girl got into his car and when he grabbed her arm, near Moran and ,the boulevard, she jumped {rom the car. I An earlier incident was I two Farm girls, six- and f seven.years-old, who we r e walking on Lewiston road theS '72 Monday evening, May 15, when they were approached I by a young man. He asked the girls if they wanted .\0 join his club and led them into a room of '8 vacant house. He unbutton. ed one of ,the girl's blouse and tried to pull down the other girl's . skirt. However, bath girls became afraid and immediately ran from the vacant house. None of the girls was fol- lowed once they attempted to elude the alleged moles. tcr. So the tried and true advice holds good:, Don't speak to or accept rides from strangers! Occupants Safe In Car Dunking

An auto travelling east on Woodland Shore drive went across the south and north bound lanes of Lake Shore road, including the 22-foot island divider, across the bank and into Lake St. Clair Friday, June 2, around 3 a.m, There were no in. juries. Shores Corporal Chester Painler and Oflicer Harry Hamilton, while patroling on Woodland Shore drive, were hailed by passing motorists who said a car had just gone into the lake. The auto's two occupants were observed fly the officers scrambling out of the water over the sea wall. Ronald Pascal Carron, 18, 676 t-each Tree lane, tbe driver, stated that while tra. veiling on Woodland Shore he saw a stop sign, was un. able to stop, I locked his brakes and ultimately went it across Lake Shore into the . " .~;;'- ~ . water. Albert Joseph Hille- :). brand, 18, 311 McKinley, also was in the car. i;' The vehicle came to rest I .,k approximately 00 feet east . of the sea wall in around three to four feet of water. Rendering assistance at the scene were Shores Patrol. man Gordon Swartz and Cire. I lighter Harry MacColm. plus! Farms Patrolmen Phi 1 i p I Miglio and Timothy Morri .~:'~tt. ' l:'~J'~"~.~~~::,(~j son. I No violation was rcported. i Iy issued. I

------I TO SEEK REELECI'ION I State Representative Wil'l ham R. Bryant, Jr. (Republi. can), First :I> Is t r ict. an. nounced he Is • candidate for ,I '"f re . election, Representative."_ .,~~;/ Bryant is an attorney 8'1d I;":o!i.:> lives in The l"anns with his ..!oi< " .. :.', 1." wile. Lois, and their two I ,'(" -( ~~.'" children. --WA--T--E-.--I HEATER? I

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Thursday. June 8, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven Tire Squealer Slate Concert Rape Reported Barnes to Hold - VOTE JUNE 12',,- 11, Ilanded Ticket A. t North High By Shores Girl Election Social -HOUSE RAISING ELECT A CANDIDATE WITH I Six outstanding G r 0 sse While on routine patrol on A 14,)'ear.old S'hores girl Barnes Elementary School Pointe South High School was reportedly raped Friday, wlll hold its Ann u a I Ice -PIERS & FOUNDATIONS I INTEGRITY AND Sunday, June 4, at 10:lXI senior 1nslrllmental soloists p.m., patrolman Edward May 26. at 3:10 p.m. at the Cream Social on Election will be featured in a Con. (oot of Clareview and Lake Day, Monday, June 12, from -FLOOR LEVELING & [JUS/NESS E XPfRlfNCE MlUer, Jr. heard a car certo Concert on Friday eve. Shore road, near the sea 6 to 8 p.m., on the front lawn squealing its on LIncoln ning, Juno 9, at 8 o'cloc~. I wall. of the school. Ice cream and :-Understructure Repairs In the area of Goethe. Miller The cOllcel't will be held In turned east on Goethe from The girl told police she cookieo will be served for 50 CHARLES R. JAEGER the oauditoriumat North was waiting for a bus on cents. Washington and saw a '63 • lligh School. Lake Shore, across from Co-chairmen of the event Un(ommltted '0 Any O'gon'Io',on Dodge converUble come to a Eaell of the soloIsts will be • We Work All Year Round stop on Lincoln roarl al Claireview, when a man on are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lovisa accom.panied by ,the South a gold Houda came by and and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Capp, Insured - All Work Guaranteed Goethe. Symphony Orchestra under said something to her. When Jr. The car then proceeded the direction of Russell D. she didn't answer, the man An added treat for the I south and approximately 200 Reed. The soloists mclude: returned, drove over the curb small fry will be rides on the feet from the lntel'section Father1s Day Cbdstine Duncan, pia no; near the sea wall and al. American Legion boxcar. once again squealed Its tires. George Skaff, cello; Debbie legedly assaulted her. He ------JAMES BEATTY Miller pulled the vehicle I Mast, violin: DOlma Grune. then drove off north on Lake A pessimist considers the .Uc. No. 21(\52 over at CharlevoIx and Lake. 1.749~5386 Gilt wald, flute; AI Ruet which offers middle school black leather jacket, white ~ EMPLOYED: The Detroit News ~ tee shirt, blue pants with a .. .. Park Group students an opportunity to white design resembling vel'. * Account Exewtive (Over 6 ,.. Dlss'WON hi'llin. workthexperie~ bWh~e tical stripes, brown low cut .. years) * Incorporates elpmg 0 ers ww eglO shoes with a gold buckle and * WIFE: Sybil, farmer Grosse Pointe * CORDLESS ELECTRIC Tuesday, June 20, and con. a goid colored helmet.'" teacher. Taught at both >t GRASS SHEAR At a recent special meeting eludea picnicSaturday, July 15 with Further descrl'ptl'on l'n. .. North & South High School * f," boa d f dire tor of h . eludes a reddish scar, (birth- Jt , o 'We roc s T e volunteers meet from Tax Payer _ Home Owner *.. Makes grass trimming fun for the entire family. Kercheval.ln.the.Park Bus!. 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Tues. mark type), on the under- ,.. • Trims your lawn in Y3 the time, more hours for summer pleasure . ness and Professional Asso. days and Thulsdays (no side of the right jaw between ~ Grosse Pointe Resident Over 5 yrs. ,.. • Light ",d compact, only 28 ounces. ciaUon caUed by its presi. meeting July 4), at Grosse the ear on the point of the :: >t • Cordless convenience . dent, Julian J. Shoreck, G Pointe Memorial Church, 16 chin. The suspect is said to :: * • Permanent type batteries rech!irge overnight. vote was taken to incorpQ1'ate Lake Shore road. have smelled of shaving 10' :: * • Non-stick coated, sell-sharpening blades. the association as a non.pro. Volunteers work on Serv- tion and his breath of liquor. :: ,. fit co"""ration. The \'ote was . j t d" 1 1 The victim said he told her .. Ine:ludes UL Ipproved . • ".. Ice pro 00 s an VISIt oca his name was "Tony" and he * ,.. SPECIAL 99 rechlrger Ind Will brae:ket. $1 9 :~~~~OUSlY in favor of, this ~~:~~~iS:n:o.c~::tif~u~ was l8-years.old. : YOUR SCHOOL BOARD MUST: : A petition of the member- for craft materials. BURNING TREE >t * Heavy Duty Model .••••••••••• $34.99 ~hip wall also un,animously Pla.nned trips Include visits Farms firemen rushed to * * A long handle is available •• only $29.99 m lavon)f the acti~n. ~al to the Foundation for Ex. Cottage Hospital Saturday * 1. STOP Forced Busing >t papers have been filed WIth ceptional Children on Thurs- moring, May 20, at 9:35 a.m. .. 2. MAINTAIN Locol Control of Our Schools ,.. the State of Michigan, The day June 22' to Grosse on the report of a tree burn. ,.. A Complete Line of La,lfn & Gorden Gift Ideas. association ,will now be Poi~te Nursing Home on Ing. At the scene, they used: 3. IMPROVE the Quality of Our Schools ,.. known lIS. Kercheval.ln.the- Thursday, June 29; to Sac. a booster line to put out the ,.. 4. TAKE ADVANTAGE of All Cost Efficiencies ,.. - Park Busmess end Protes. red Heart Enrichment Pro. blaze which appeared set in- * * sional Corporation.non.profit. gram, Thursday, July 16 and tentionally. ,.. 5. STOP Eliminating Teachers As A Means of * The constitution end by- to Cottage Hospital on Thurs. ',.. Balancing the Budget ,.. ~ ~ (!• ~ . laws will remain the .same. day, July 13. I ' * ... . - .. All, elected. and/or nommated Particip'Btin g volun. Qpen SlInc!ay. 10:00 to 4:00 * 6. REPRESENT the Feelings of the Entire Community ,.. 19815 Mack Ave. TU 1-6233 officers WIll complete their teers must have their par. WE DELIVER ,.. ,.. terms of office. ents' permission to parlid- * * I pate in the program. , A- 0, - of " .. u__ * YORE JUNE 12 _ * For further information ... --,.. - * call Mrs. TeWalt at 885- R 0 5 L Y ..... * ELECT A CANDIDATE WITH INTEGRITY & BUSINESS EXPERIENCE ,.. \ m~ ~ * ... GU-tP-ro-vid-es MARKET; CHARLEc;. R. JAEGER; Speech Course Olell" 1fttho w...... '" 11020 MACI tit lOlly ..... * UNCOMMITTED TO ANY ORGANIZATION * A six.week summer speech 114-3600 ... >t \ and language program willi be initiated at Cottage Hospi. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• This Week's tal througb the generosity of Mrs. Jam esT. Barnes of Lake Shore road, according to Cottage Hospital Adminis. I Bell Ringers trator Ralph L. Wilgarde. j Prices Effective June 8th,. 9th and 10th "Mrs, Barnes has contrib. uted the funds to enable u~ I Closed all day Sunday as usual to olier this program for pre- Closed' Wednesdays at 1 P.M. sellool and school-age grOUPIi I of children with speech, lan- YES, we know JOAN HANPETER guage, hearing, and learning pro b I ems," Mr. Wilgarde said. is opposed to escalating teacher and "THE ORIGINAL" The program will be di- SEMI-BONELESS rected by Dr. Susan A. Grell, Director of the Cottage Hos- administrators salaries .... STUFFED pilal Department of Speech Pathology. It will begin June 26 and end August 4 'and will consist of two hour-long ses- sions each week. HOWEVER •••• PORK LOIN ROAST For enrollment informa- tion, Dr. G rei f may be reached at 884-8600, exten- sion 223, or 882~79. 49~perlb. I Individual speech therapy I There are some other things to consider in sessions for both adults and I (In a Magic Cooking Bag Ready for the Oven) children will continue as they have for the past two years, a school board cQndidate. Mr. Wilgarde said. I SWIFT'S PREMIUM for example, we also Icnow that Joan Hanpeter: 79(: IMS to Meet ! BA CON LB. This Monday I' • has a record of demonstrated involve- The International Medita- tion Society (lMS) will noli! I ment in school and community aHairs. an introductory lecture this U.5.D.A. PRIME Monday, June 12, at 8:30 BONELESS o'elock,at Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church. • has an awareness and understanding IMS is a non-profit educa- tional organization 'Which ad- of school problems in Grosse Pointe. CHUCK STEAK vocates the technique of transcendental meditation - RECIPE- (TM) as taught by Mahari. • will discuss those problems 'willingly shi Mehesh Yogi. Proponents I VILLAGE GRILLED CHUCK STEAK indicated that TM can pro- and frankly and then take action. ~::;~:r~,onion ~ :::,':::;'CW;J::;. MI, vide individuals with neep iYJ 'ttett,ppo" ,.".r ~ leotpoo" la W. Mil rest which releases the ~ ''''p"n thyme "'" 'a,;"P1"" .,...". fatigue of daily activity. It ~ .... pootI fOMmClry 1 .Iovo ...... min not a religion, philosophy • has the time and the desire to per- or life style. Combine ingredienh ncept .teak, Morinole meol in mixlu,e 3 hours in .. frigeralar. R e cent issues of The form the duties of a board member. turninll '''''e",1 lime•. Drain. Broil .teak an grill oyer hol coal•. Cook .t.ak '0 donen ... Americ::n Medical Associa. you lik. (abolll 30 minul •• '0101 lime" turning once. Bo.te wilh morinod. during tion (January 17, 1972) and broiling. Make. oboul 4 •• rving•. Scientific American (Feb. The Grosse Pointe Action Committee ruary) carried articles by Dr. Robert K. Wallace and U.S.D.A. PRIME BONELESS Dr. Herbert Benson of Hal" endorses Joan Hanp.fer 15 vard Medical School, indi- cating the positive physio. for School Board Trustee. $1 LB. logical effects of transcen. DENVER POT ROAST dental meditation.

CALIFORNIA FANCY FANCY FRESH Grosse Pointe Action Committee: SEEDLESS SLICING LARGE INDUSTRIAL & ' Teachers and other school employees committed GRAPES CUCUMBERS BLUEBERRIES COMMERCIAL PIPING? to educational excellence in the Grosse Pointe school system. 49~LB. 2 for27< 69~pint

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High teaclJers' parking 101 morial Day weekend. broken at both MasoD ScllooI, At 'U.L, olfloer WUllam This year's swimming les- available and may be or. off Fisher road during the INTEGRITY AND V'IJldallsm was reported at I 1640 Vernier road, Saturday, Desilets was told by head. son program at The Farms ranged with any instructor Wednesday, ~ay 31, school. master Raymond Robbins that Pier promises to be .. 6U~- BUSINESS E XPERIENCf at registration time, I day. Karl Gelsle~, 834 Nerr" , UlIknown persons broke into cess(ul one In many ways. This year's classes include Iowner of the ve~lc1e, report- the sdIool aDd 'I'lIncL:Jl1zed it, A very enthusiastic and non.swimmer, beginner, ad. ed Ule v~ndalis~ at Thp. Mr. Robblne showed the 0(' well qualified teaching starr vanced beginner, intermedi. Farms pohce stahon. I fleer 11 broken tN In d 0 tN, coosisting or Kathy Pillsbury, CHAR,LES R. JAEGER ate and swimmer, In addi.] ------I , (24"x36"), in the southeast Mary Lauer, Vanessa Vinci, Uncommitted to Any OrganIzatIon corner of the tNest courtyard. Kathy Orowley and Dorine tion.. junior and senior life. Remember, it's impossible I savmg courses are offered. I to win big stakes by beefing. The persons had reached Dziuba, (with Mark Boerner through the window to un. U These courses last eight ------' ... Welcomes Your Travelling Guests loek it, .u.us gaining entry. and Je Watts part.time), weeks with meetin,\ls twice should make for a fine pro. a week for an hour and a .oo NINE MfLF. RD,. elf ,1-94 - Min~t.1 f,om the Poinl •• The Indlvidl1'als then pro. gramסס2' • 80 BEAUTIFUL AIR CONDITIONfD ROOMS half. A written and water BILL REPPER'S • HEAlED POOL. COffee SHOP ceeded through the school to The registration (or the test are required to pass BRIDAl the library where they broke first (our.wee'. sessl'on I'S on SUITES a 12"x14" window to gain " these courses. • entry. The librarian's office the weekends o( June 10.11 Synchrunized s wi m m i n g M,,'ing & was reported ransacked. In and June 17.18 (rom 10 a.m. will be offered again this DOWNTOWN I.mmal Banquet th lib book to 4 p.m. There will be a year. The enrollment is limit. Rooms e rary area, several $1 registration fee per family. • cases were tipped over and ed to girls 12 years or older. FOR RlSUVAIIONS I books scattered about.. Classes begin Monday, June Competitive swimming clas. Invites You To See Mario "Mike" farmis 19, and meet twice a week ses will be taught by Boerner For Your Next New or Used Car I" _ . 773-3700 A check o( the area was (or one-half hour, regardless and Wa1ts. Butterfly, back- made llnd it's believed that of weather.' i ;.. stroke, breaststroke and free. • If you have shopped and have a price in mind, • .', . . nothing was missing from the Then regish'ation for the school. Vandalism was seem- style classes stress racing make us an oHer! Ingly the only motive af the second (our-week session will (orm and three types o( rac. persons Involved. Corporal f?lIow the termination ~f the Ing dives, They also wilt • Chauffeur Service 10 Your Downtown Office or Mario "Mike" Farmis I 'Robert 5etchell received a reo first session. Classes will b,e teach classes in beginning, Downtown Shopping Area port from 'In Anita a\'(lnue kept small for the eonvem- intermediate and advanced resident on the Mllson dam- I ence .of the 1nst~ctors and diving. age. bene(lts tr.l the children, A class for mothers who A Good Man 1833 E. JEFFERSON The witness saW :'10 ob. .American Red ~ross swim. wish to learn swimming or served two white males, (one nung tests 'are ,glven at the improve ,their strokes also To Know WO 3-4700 approximately l1-years-old, end o( each sessIon and cards will be taught, the other around 8.9 years), ~e a~rded to those pass. ------_. ------_._-- break some windows. The mg. Pnvate lessons also are boys after being yelled at, got on their bicycles and rode east on Vernier road. Steals eJothing A check of the school reo LivonIa • Garden City. Detroit Which falnlly has the Gas Incinerator? vealed two broken 10"x12" In Parked Car windows on the building's east side. A Hili employe contacted On May 28, officer Paul Farms police Thursday after. Crook received 4l report from noon, June I, to report the one of the Sister's at OUr theft of sports clothes from Lady Star of the sea. A re- htor parked car. The '72 port of prowlers took two Vallant was parked in the ..- scout cars to the scene, but metered lot behind The Hill the culprits were gone on shopping area from 8:30 a.m. arrivoal. to 6 p.m. the day before, However, a ~eck of the Wednesday, May i:l1., when school revealed three broken the theft occurred. windows. 'I1woof the windows I Missing are two ladies' 'are 4'x4', while the other, (of frosted glass), is approxi- yellow sOO'MJlobiIesuits; one mately 38"x30". An interIor men's ,black snowmobile suit; a ladie~' alpaca waist-length check of the school showed entry wasn't gained. One of coat; and a pair of men's hunting pants. The insured the windows reportedly 1lP. pearedJ kkked out. loss llmounts to $300 in sport. At tile scene, officer Fred. ing clothes. erick Lovelace ~poke rwith The complainant reported five witnesses who said they that the vehicle was locked heard 1l loud crash. They and there were no signs o( spotted two or three persons forced entry. ruMing north across the parking lot and jumping the THE KEY fence at Barnes School, ac- Opportunity is what opens! t::ording ,to police. All were the door (or you. but it takes reported we a r in g dark hard wo.rk to stay on the in-I elothes. side. In a related 'COmplaint on May 29,' officer Richard "l~ . '--;i:-~'TJ"'~.:'::".;:':f,,,.h Prietz received III report of five broken windows at the schooL

GUILTY GOLFER The Farms police were seen on Wednesday, May 31, It's the family whose trash is a mere thing combustible, including all kinds smokeless, odorless Gas incinerator. at the Country Club of De. fraction of what it was. Because their of things you can't put into a garbage Plus the neater basement, the tidier troit golf course. However, Gas incinerator makes short work of disposal. All paper products. Garbage, garage and the uncluttered curb that they had not traded their Com. II. on" Iry badges for golf balls; they Ihe all- .porl, everything that burns. Without smoke, including bones. In fact, almost cvcry- go with it. were stili on duty. At the "II-'"mlly odor, noise or air pollution. And thing but bottles and cans is reduced See the Gas incinerators at your scene, they arrested an 18- that's good news for the neighbors to a fine ash-and trash day is reduced Gas appliance dcaler or Michigan year.old Bournemouth youth f._TON -:7 and the whole community. to a minor event . Consolidated Gas Company show- for trespassing. A member .-JWHA£lR ... A Gas incinerator disposes of every- So, enjoy the convenience of a room. had asked the youth to leave, the youth had rudely refused, FIIIRGLAS AND FOAM and the member had con- OUTlWD .. 'tacted the police. The dis. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY ~ orderly golfer was released GREGORY 10AT CO. on $23 bond, T,lending his 9IIst! E. "en-non We care about tomorrow, court date. 1523-1900

U) z a: c SCHOOL MillAGE- PROPOSAL U) U...... c 31:- TO INCREASE a: Carved wood Bishop 51,nc!Jes: clfea 1480 Q AND WHAT ABOUT Harris Ha'per Chapel. H. C. Resler. Mg,. .... ==~ PROPERTY TAXES ....D:: -c. MILLAGE ELECTIONS This is a place .... of remembrance. r8l I&l FOR OUR SCHOOLS A place where we honor our family and friends Vote June 12 and rediscover the values they loved and lived for. The Wayne County Intermediate School Board pro- poses 0 I-mill tax levy to construct and operate four There should be no millage requests 10r operation Here, amidst this quiet beauty, Area Vocational-Technical Centers, three located in of our Grosse Pointe Schools until all the facts are the past, present ane! future the downriv.er area and one in Highland Park. Detroit revealed and analized . . . and these facts show a , is not included in this proposal. i are one. Because the good convincing need. Such millage requests should be. that is in each of liS Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods students would be limited to the minimum amount for the actuol needs. lives on c.lslong bused to Highland Park. as those who I(NC LIS Facts - not score tactics - should be used to fairly remcml>cr, loco I Control would be lost since these Centers would present the need to the public. The School Board and not be under the control of the Grosse Pointe School Administration must start providing the electorate Boord. with true facts, not a high-powered propaganda For over half a ccn!ury, Our Grosse Pointe School Board has refused to ap- campaign. Harris hilS provided a scaing prove this millage proposal. for rememhmnce . a place where love looks back The I-mill is only the initial millage. Projections are in order to go forwmd that 5 or 6 mills may eventually be required. Q) with renewed strength. If passed, it would ""eon about $500,000 in increased .c to- property taxes for the people in the Grosse Pointe ... Five H

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WHEEL COVERS TAKEN HUBCAP MISSING Barnes School Band Telcyised Theodore K u y per s, 87 A resident of 157 Merti. 'IFFERSON Ridge, contacted the Farms weather called The Farms Sixth grade youngsters in David Loehr and Johll, U1. police saturday, May 20, to police Thursday morning, COLONNADE the stage band of Barnes mer. . report someone taking three May 25, to report that some. TA•• mall, more .I..,anl family rlll/auront Elementary School in Grosse Other schools that will be wheel covers from his car. one had stolen a hubcap off Pointe Woods wlll be featur- Gl<.:RI\fAN SI'ECIAL Tll<.:S represented include Bloom. The '65 Ford was parked in her maid's car. The '65 Cat. ed next week on "The Young field Hills, Cass Tech, Brook. his driveway overnight when alina was parked in the the & AMERICAN FA VOlUTES Sounds of Summer," a musi. side School at Cranbrook, the pilfering occurred. Mr. I' driveY:'ay .overnight .. I,t was cal television progr.am cov. Farmington, Wyandotte, East Kuypers estimates the loss the third time the maid s hub. I erIng Detroit area schools. at $36. caps were stolen. I 7 day. a w..ek. Detroit, and Redford. I The program, hosted by f " "" "7 a.m.-II p.m. _24~23 Jefferson Ave. Smokey Robinson, will be ~779-472(j' seen IlIt 8 p.rn. on Channel 7 St. Clair Shores on Wednestiay, June 14. AN OPEN LETTER TO THE GROSSE POINTE t Dr. Winnifred Fenton, El. OOMMUNITY REGARDING THE SOHOOL BOARD ementary Music Consultant for The Grosse Pointe Public ELECTION School System and director As a retiring &hool Board 'Member, I feel obliged to respond to the current of the Barnes youngsters, School Board Election Campaign. Of the eight candidates, running for two said the program was video. vacant seats, six have in their campaign literature and pu~lic statements taped at station WXYZ on presented a forthright position with integrity. The Rogers.Wllson Camp.a~n April 25, CQrnmittee ads in last week's Grosse Pointe News I believe do not fall Wlthin The Barnes School musi. this iramcwork. cians wlJ1 play "This Old I recognize the temptation to campaign on ~ platform designed to further 'Man," arranged by Ployhar. undermine local sUPpOrt for the Grosse Pointe School System as POlitiC811y The 6ixth grade state adroit. However, what I believe to be distortion of issues should be spoken to. for a NEW view- band includes four flute Firstly, the Rogers.Wilson "ad in last week's Grosse Pointe News stated that "BEE" players: Maryanne Kennedy, School Board Members and Admlnistrator,~ are responsive to power-hungry point on our School Board Marian Marks, Amy OJeszko. special interest groups. These groups were not identiIied in the ~d and are 8nd Ann R8bbideau; seven unknown to me in my four years as a School Board Member. On Monday night a mother who has percussionists: Jeanne Bal. I I asked Mr. Rogers if he would identify to me who they were. The only one lew, J"ayne Dutcher, Jeff Jas. children III the schools. named was the Grosse Pointe Citizens for Educafion whirh had supported me kolski, Thomas Mnrks, Jaml'S and other candidates. In my opinion, their only specJal interest Is the prcmotion Murphy, Brian Nixon, and of a strong effective school system and the support of candidates committed Pictured with some of the items created in Nancy Norman; four clarinet to this goal. As a matter of record they have never attempted to inCIuence the seventh grade junior homemaking class at players: Gary Hughes, Dean. my posture on the Boarn and, to the best of my knowledge, have not sou.ght Be for JOAN HANPETER Parcells Middle School which were given to chil- na Iwanow, Deanna Pack, to do so with others. VOTE, JUNE 12 dren at the John Lee Regional Program for and Judy VanVoorhees; four Secondly, the Rogers.Wilson ad of last week indicated a "free.spending" GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE Retrainable Children are (kneeling-left to right) cornetists: Robert Bokram, attitude of the "rubber stamp gang" of which I am presumably a member. ROSEANN MALO and ROBIN CHAPMAN, Paul Lewis, William Stefani, SC'hool spending has never been under closer scrutiny then during the past (Pd. for by Hanpeter Campclign Commi".e) (standing-left to right) BETSY CLINTON, MRS. and Karl Tech; three alto four years, three of which I spent as Treasu,'Jr, and the economies and agonies JAMES SPILOS and MRS. JOHN GRAHAM. horns: Paul Cusenza. Pohn al;sociated with curtailment of desirable programs for our children have been Grissim, and Edward Ham. severe within thiR period. To insinuate otherwise without giving recognition to ------1 ··~ mer; one trombone: John the problems of bargained wage level increases, reduction in state aid and 1"r7~~=====~~==~======;t ByPepper Whitelaw r their classmates in the per. Willison; and two baritones; other factors beyond the control of the local School Board does in fact rob our "Time and Talent for 00- formance of group '~cti~'itles: students of the community suppOrt of our schools which has been in the past ers," proved to 1'e "Christ. The result was realIzation 01 role mother plays in the our greatest local asset. I Thirdly, the Rogers.Wilson ad of last week raised busing as an issue, again We are pleased to announce that mas in May" for some 265 the standards of accomplish- household and are more will- youngsters at John Lee Re. ment they had set for them. ing to help at home than politically adroit but patently, "and I believe, deliberately misleading. The ad glona). Program for Train. selves. ever before. stated that the School Board is jumping on the Rogers.Wilson bandwagon by CLAIMING to be against busing. The facts are that long before Rogers 8nd able Mentally Retarded and Most of the girls comp.let- r What better preparation HAROLD R. BOYER, JR. Wilson had a band.wagon, the public posture of the Board, individual pub~c an "Exl'l!rience in Living" ed, more than one pro~ect can we as parents ask for statements by all of the Board Members and the charge by the Board to lts for Seventh grade Junior durmg the three-week period. than preparation for living? HomemakJng students of Many took extra work home ----- _ attorneys clearly showed the unan:mous posture of the Board being in strong is now associated with us opposition to busing. Since the Rogers- Wilson band-wagon has been newly Mrs. John S. Graham and to 00. formed, there has lIJeen no new position taken by the Boord on thi~ issue. Mrs. Ja"ineS Spitos of Par. The girls made stuffed as a Anyone who has had the interest to follow Board deliberations would know Icells Middle School. animals, Raggedy Ann Dolls, that the insinuation in the ad had no relationship to the facts: and was an '1t wasn't just a 'fun' pro- cloth picture books, felt cov- insult to the integrity of the community, the present Board and particularly Registered Representative ject although the girls en- ered ~re.asure boxes, fdt to Mr. Rogers. joyed it immensely," said ~oJls slmJlar to the olll.fash- Statements such as in these ads-clever, opportunistic, devisive-reflect a Mrs. Graham, department ~oned paper dolls, measur- political posture that has been effective in reducing support for a strong ;' chairman. "In this course we mg spoons, posters, clocks locally controlled, locally financed school system. I believe that the division try to acquaint lhe girls with a:ld other educ~tional toys. formed in this community by deliberately encouraging distrust of School Board irE ways in which they can be- All of. the glrl.s learned Trustees elected by this community has been the principle reason that Grosse come contributing members new sewm~ technJ~ues, how Pointe has not ,been able to speak with greater authority in Lansing as a Exclusive Area Showing of Ule family, school and ,~o follow msll'uchon~, how fnlerlainmenl fa, witness 1hat a community that valUes good schools can effcclh'ely run and ~ community. Making gifts for Important accu~acy IS ~nd ,h. en';,- Family control its own destiny. these youngsters was a per- above all the JOY of domg The challenges facing the School Board over the next four years are enormous BACHE & CO. fect way to accomplish these for others. Barbara Sfrei.ond-Ryan O'Neal and must be met with strong positive leadership with broad public support. Incorporated goals." Seven class representatives I "What's I lbelieve the communities's interests would best be served by the vigorous \ founded 1879 This segment of the course Iwenl down. to ,John Lee .to support of Joan Hanpeter and Muir Snow to retain, insofar as possible, the took three weeks. During present their glfts. 'They 11~- integrity of this community's prime asset-excellent, locally controlled schools. Up Doc" 1 '.Jrge that you jcin me in voting for them on June 12. Northland Center, Southfield, Michigan 48075 that time the girls concen- eluded Roseann Malo.. Robm trated on developing good Ch.apman, Bets! C 11 n t o.n, Signed Te/ephrme: (313) 354-0400 work habits, scheduling time. D~lrdre Ratusnik:. Mar e 1a in Color-Raled 'G' safe use of and respect for Fmateri. Olga Theros and All Alles Admilled J,j room equipment and consid- Mend~ Study ..Here are some £ee [J{ Xllen l:-======;;;;;;!.I' leration and cooperation with of thelr reactions: (Paid for by Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Allen). ------"It was all worthwhile just to see the joy in the little Porsche Aueli: a ,livi,iulJ of Volkwagen. kids' eyes ... I'm happy I spent extra time on this pro- Iject; it was so appreciated . . . The kJds were so lov- able, they were kJssing the I dolls and thanking us at the same time." There are many facets to I this J u n i 0 r Homemaking Course. Girls learn to work in the kitchen, practice plan- ning and preparing simple Coods that are also appetiz- I ing and wen.balanced. They also work with fa- brics, familiarizing the m- selves With the basics of se. Ilectionand handling; with p"tterns; with the sewing 1 machine and basic hand sew- ing. Recently the girls made nightgown:; which they had a chance to display at an open house. "We make sure that every project we work on in this course has 'a positive The amazing new Sunfloat. end resuH," said Mrs, Gra- ham. She explained that the Nothing to ~nflate! Completely puncture-proof! daily interes!sand lives of the girls arc considered in Lasts for years and yearsl planning the course. She said since so many of the g'rls do You"re looking at the first punct'Jre-proof are indestructible! (Imagine: A product babysitting, one portion of Iloat that you don't inflate. Hallelujah! made to last). the course is directed toward Now you can say goodbye to floats you 72" long (The child's float is SO" long). helping Ihem understand '8 have to huff and puff to inflate, only to have SVNflOATS are incredibly comfortable. child's needs, both physical them deflated in no time at all. SUNFLOATS Unlike inflatables, they conform to your and emotional, teaching them how to keep the children are made of UniRoyal's Ensolite8 ... the body - much like a water bed. Great for safe, busy and happy and same materia! used in Coast Guard ap- pools (won't chip, peel or crumble), lakes, how to develop patience I proved life jackets. With normal care, they oceans. You can even body surf on it. when working with young children. The girls compiled a pamphlet on babysitting tips upon completion of this unit. Although no, textbooks are used, many classroom books are used as well as films, film strips, pam phI e t s, charts, magazines and class. room demonstrations. Seventh grade junior home- In Ocean Surf While wilh Blue mll'King has for years been , Seahorse, High Noon Yellow a required subject In all II mak,~ 1II00;al.ll' filwrglass roof stows Pointe middle schools. How. with Orange Seahorse or Islant;! for a very away ill Ihp fI'ar along with Turquoise wilh While Angel- I ever, next year, due to staff

fish. Child's f10als same colors, \ I cuts, it will be an elective I Unless YOll were 110m quick handling- a ~IH II" in;.!amount of luggage.) imprinled wilh sea lion. , course. into it,a Porsche wasalwayssome. car. Olher !'Iandard cquipment in. Mothers o( girls who have I Comes rolled up in handy ~" thing that came wilh succcss. lippered case (or easy carrying, "" ...... takcn this course havc no. With the dudes a ::i.spced gearbox, 4- sloring, laking on Irips, .r•..,- ticed that their daughters I Now Ihere is a Porschc you can cngine in the wheel disc hrakcs and a built-in have a deeper appreciation afford on the way 10 success. middle, other •"f' and understanding oC the I The V roll bar . JUnrLOATTM r. In the classic sports car tradi- :J(lvanlag-es corne 10 lig-ht. Tires tion, the 911. is a two.scater. \\(~ar ')('111'" he('all~c each wlH'd ~ .lOungPo~~~~: "it won't let you down" );~1 · In our race car tradilion. it's ,1 ('arri,'s allllost the sa m~ 10:\11. the price mid.engine. Brakl's work sllloollwr for t}lI~ Makes a marvelous beach pad and e~ercise mal Adult float $89.95 i~~lril'l!y youl IIfan'. But you don't

, 11 GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, June 8, 1972 l ,I Center Offers Four for Four for I>olicemen I Babe Ruth Resu Its " I Sen.ior Cruise. The Pointe Pollee softball The next opponents are PARK, CITY, FARMS Iing a tie for the first balf I - team won its fourth in a row the Sterling Heights Fire By JIl1Iu Thoma. leadership. Tom Marantette Grosse Pointe War MemorIal by defeating the East Detroit Depar{ment Sunday, June 11, I at the L. W. Baumgartner !j The Dodgers combined 11 took the win and also stroked plans a special swnmer yacht Pollee Departme~t, 11.5, Sun. hits wIth 14 walk. to produce a triple, as did Tom Steen. cruise for Senior Citizens on day, June 4,. ill Macomb. Park, 15 :Mile road near a 14.5 win over the Giwts JeU Gardner led the attack Oakland Poll c e Softball Schoenherr. Game lime is 12 Saturday, Ma 'I 27. Tom with three hits. Peers Henes Wednesday, June 28. Guests League action. noon. ~I Marantette took the win and had a three-bagger for the wlU meet at the Center, 32 -- was aided by his own oou- Phil., Lake Shore Road, 8t 9 a.m. 1 CHOICE , ble. a double by Jim Reno With Doug Donald on the Chartered buases 'will take, and a trIple by Tom Steen. mound, the Indians whip. them to Canada to DIcppe SELECTION t eam Smith hac] a double for ped the White Sox, 10.3. Gerdens wbere they will the Giants. Dick Borland had two hits board the two deck yacht Then the Dodgers routed for the Tribe, while Brian "Papoose" for a cruise down I the Cards, 14-6, Sunday, May Calnmett had a triple for river past the Detroit skyline 211.Jim Reno was the win. the Sox. Each club bad a dou. to Grosse De. ning pitcher. Tom Steen ble play. Lundleon catered by the JF YOU ARE HUNTING FOR A went four.for-six for the The Dodgers beat the Center will be served aboard NEW CAR, TRAVEL AS FAR winners, including a two- Phillies, 3.1, as Jim !Reno and Is included In the price for a candidate AS YOU LIKE ... YOUR bagger. Other extra base took the win. Tl)m Maran. of the .trip. Cocktail service "BEE" NUMBER 1 DEAL IS IN hits include Russ Herndon's tette went two.for.three for will be available at extra cost who IS willing to work double; George Slklcb, a the Dodgers. Then the Ran- for those desiring it. The YOUR OWN BACK YARD. double and triple; Jim Gough, gers dumped the Brewers, lower deck of the Papoose is hard for our schools and 'a double, and Frank Cor. 5.2, as Ed Schervish bok the glass enclosed, carpeted and CONTINENTAL • COUGAR dova, a trlple. win with Doug Skipp's relief furnished wIth chairs and ta. will represent ALL the MONTEGO • CAPRI • PANTERA The Dodgers rolled on and help. bles. The upper deck is open citizens. MARQUIS BROUGHAM I beat the Phlllies, 6-2, creat. The Red Sox split their but covered and from it one ______weekend games with a 5-3 can enjoy the breeze lllld win over the Yankees Sat. fine views 'all around. Be for urday but dropped a 13-4 de. The cost of th8 cruise is • JOAN HANPETER LINCOLN cis ion to the Indians on Sun. $10 Including transportation VOTE, JUNE 12 day. Sox hurler Terry Cor. to and from Canada, the GROSSE P(lINTf SCHOOL. BOARD TRUSTEE MERCURY bett gained Saturday's win boat ride and the luncheon. BART with help from Mark ,Isley, The party should be back at {Pd. /or by Hanpeler Compoign Committee) 3700 f. JEFFERSON 259.2190 who went three.for.four. the center by 3:30. But the Indlans combined ------.--- five singles with 18 walks by four Sox hurlers to take the victory. Jim Neville ~ pitched a strong game, giv. I ing up but one walk. In another Suaday contest, the Expos trim:med the As. tros, 4.1, as Berry Quinn i Where I Stand fanned nine lxltters for his wIn. Joe Madonna took the .1 loss . 22 Standard Federal offices where • I believe in locol conlrol. Only by Ihis means can The Phillies edged the ! a Board Member be responsive to the community. Dodgers, 12-10 in a playoff " to decide the first half win. ners. Scott Smith banged you can earn the highest rate I I • I believe Ihal the costs of running the System out two doubles, Bill Schaff. should be under a continuous critical evoluation ner, a doUble, and Jack to see that full value is received for each dollar Tocco, a triple, for othe Phils. spent. Tom Steen had Ii triple for paid on regular passbook savings the Dodgers .

• I am opposed to the one mill to be voted on June ,:, 12 for a Wayne County Intermediale School Pointers Help District Vocational Education Program. Any. millage should be spenl wilhin our '}wn System. Win Award ..,. :E~R with daily interest The efforts Qnd contribu. tions .made by Pointe resi. dents were greatly respon. Snow Campaing Commillee sible for the Nub's Nob Ski ______Patrol receiving llhe region • .' r.. al "Outstanding SkI Patro1" THINKING OF o! tbe year award." William Bok.ram, of Peach Tree lane, served as Patrol Director for the past two , years. His son, Bruce, is a REMODEL junior patrolman. Rob e r t Bokram, of Muskoka ~ane, served in the capacity of First Aid Advisor for ,the 11&7_ Northern Michigan Region, section 1. DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-CALL A PROFESSIONAL Dr. ,Richard Jones, of Ste- Your Remodeling Planned' by Experts . phens road, and Dr. Ross w•• , CUSTOM ClAFf h ..... sa"" .f!ll....., ....wn rollOOll.lln •• "P.rII In Hume, of Kenwood road, ... fa h.r" y." pI"" y•• r '-mo~.lin. /0"-" ,,,... lit ""',n & ,.., wlU '.110104 ,. yow, In"ivi~ •• J n...... both orthopaedic surgeons, -=.~~=.::;:;;nw~::a;:.~<::;~:.1r:rwrll ~.""'" .. yo" will fvtty are the Sectional Medical ad. You Know Complete COlt In. Advance visors. Ross bas devoted !)40 East Long Lake Road and 25 I 23 Soulhlield near 29405 Greenfield near 2699 West Big Beaver Road You cM't cfforcl .'." ••• 'jmat .... ' nor -;on we. Our price Js eaDet. many hours to lectures at Rochester Road. Troy You Get Financing Help You Need Regionai FIrst Aid Refresh. Ten Mile. Southfield Twelve M,le. Southfield near Coolidge. Troy CU5TOM\ClA" k.ows how '0 .blain fln.... cin' for you ., .... rowo,t po .. ers in the Northern Michi. ,UILe cun.ft' int.r••' rotu. . Wo ,an .. II y.... In .""""c. wh ... yo.r 10" will b. fini.hod ••• 10 y... gan Region. ... plan on enJoying it. Gerald Mahoney, of Chal. You Get Top QualIty Job, Finished On Time font e avenue, apprentice • FAMILYROOMS'DORMERS'ATTICSfiNISHED'REC.RGllIllS• BATHROOMStrainer and former Patrol o KITCHENS• PATIOS.CUSTOMGARAGES ANDDOORS'ROOFIHII Director, and his wi f e Nancy, Regional First Aid ~.,I Advisor, have served on Nub's Nob Patrol for seven CUSTOMOAFT :."~~years. Their daughter, Kacen, ~ Colt:Jll'uclion Compan'j LIVABILITY is now a junior patro!om'an 17540 Grand River near 25712 Grand River near 14221 Greenfield near 10641 Joy Road at Manor and their son Keith, a fOflmer Southfield Beed. Road Grand River BUILD1Nil& REIliOIJEUNIlCONTRACTORS patrolman, is now a ski in- • ltESIOENflAl TU 1 1024 structor at the. Nob. . • COMMlIl(JAl .. Former Pomte reSident, I 11164 MACK AVE.-OIlOSSE POIHTE ZI' COOE ~ Jack SIekman and his sons, SERVING THIS AREA SINCE 1956 ~il~g:ln:u~~~n ~solli:r~~: ~ Nob Patrol.

24224 Joy Road near Telegraph 16B41 Schaeler Road near BUSING REALLY IS AN ISSUE••• McNichols Let's set the facts straight. All of the present Grosse Pointe School Board Trustees are opposed to busing.

14628 East Jefferson at 16530 East Warren near 115\1 Kelly Road at Whittier All of the candidates for the Grosse Pointe Manistique Ouler Drive School Board election June 12 are op- posed to busing. Joan Hanp.fer and Muir Inow from 3900 Fourleen Mile Road near 405 Griswold at Jefferson 25501 Harper near Ten Mile. 30700 Schoenllerr near the outset of their cCJmpaign - long be- Ryan Road. Warren 51. Clair SIlores Thirleen Mile. Warren fore other candidates had filed - stated in their literature thai they were against The 23rd office opens in June at Middlebelt and Eleven Mile Road in Farmington. busing. no interest penalties on withdrawals Atany one of Standard Federal Savings when you want all or part of your twenty-two convenient offices you can We as oHicers of Citizens for Education are • > money . earn the highest interest available on The safety of your account is in- opposed to busing. regular, insured passbook savings sured up to $20,000 by the Federal accounts. Savings and Loan Insurance Corpora- So let's look at the, other qualifications You're p.~id interest from the day tion, an agency of the U. S. Govern. your money is deposited to the exact STAN OAR 0 ment. And these twenty-two nearby of the candidates. date of withdrawal at the profitable FEDERAL SAVINGS Standard Federal Savings offices make rate of 5% per year. Deposits or with- it easy for you to e~rn a big 5% per Vote next Monday, June 12, drawals may be made at any time, with year along with safety for your savings. Hanp.fer and Muir Inow. Tom Candler, President CFE Joanne Mills, Vice P,esid.nt CFE Charle. L, Kalvelage, Vice President CFE i " " " ), t I, Pig. Fifteen Tbufldey, June 8. /972 ------_.- GROSSE POINTE NEWS

,,,OOTH BURGLED broke the window out of the (I In, 315mph and assessed a and court costs of $25, I :I. drlle Lowe, attendant at north side of the booth and Youth Gets 60 Days in Jail fine and court costs of $20. Twenty ;lersons accused of . I'Atll"AMII.A " the parking booth behind look her AM-FM radio, and Malcolm Woods. Jr., of traffic vl"lations faUed tQ 1'."nin.i1, (J,".n ... SPu, .. ' lid I K;Jsie's, 17101 Kercheval, the store stamp. Obituaries Gary H. Hicks of f03 Tour. Rodney Luzl of 936 Trom. 1'824 Dexter Detroit paid a come to courl In answer to .TIM m_nt 1fOU..... , I .... - .. Ialne. was placed on proba. coverilia",,10Ift1....to ._ "If._In tclnny as ...... reP9;ted to City police on bley, pled guilty to speeding fine and coW:tcost or' $15. He summons, and Judge Speer ... lhedVloc.1i_ wMr' .. _ f.ill. FrldiY, June 2, that some. Real contentment is mere. CHARLES A. BELANGEB tion for six months and bls '5 mph In a 30 zone. His was found guilty of speeding issued bench warrants for G,ows at even lI'ithl of tOoul 8 11 time' after 6 p.m. the pre. Iy a by-product of work well JR operator's license was sus. fine W81 $25. 35 mph in a 30 zone. their arrests inch... PI.nl' inc"" ",,,I. 25-$3,96: vi0'1S evening, someone done. • pended for that period of Frank McKnight of 3269 , . 5O-S6.76; 1(10.$12.95; 'OOO-S8S.00. Funeral services for Mr. time by City MunlclpalJudge Northwestern, Detroit, was Dominic Cafa~na of 5Oa7 The court disclosed that liS POilpaid end ,xlle'dV pldl.,d. PI;tnts ------. Belanger. 47, formerly of Douglas Paterson on Wed. of May 24 eight violations \"~"'"tttd 10 IIV' 01' WI II repl'ed found guilty of ignoring a red Yorkshire, ~etrolt, pie? gull. '. . ft.. up to 3 V'" P'ompt ulIpmwnl. The Pointe and more re. nesday, May 24. The youth traffic signal and was fined t)' to speeding. 40 mhes an have been Issued to drivers s.nd fo' plllll folda,. I The centiy of Deamorn, were was arrested on complai!!t $35 hour In a 30.mile zone. Hay. ~or driving while. under ~he PEEKSKILL NURSERIES held on 'l1lur8day, June 1, C III L . . Ing just had another speed. mfluence 0 f mloxicatmg . " In the Verheyden Funeral of P.rk Patrolman 0 n a William Rut~edge of 9.311 Ing ticket two weeks prior liquor. This is very high for Box I, Shrull Oak, N,Y. 1051. Colonial.!Jnn Home. He died on Sunday, Londe who saw Hicks drlY. Morang, . DetrOit, pled guilty to thIs time he paid a fine this time of year. Harbor Springs, Michigan May 28, In Wayne County ing in a reckless manner in to speeding 35 mph in a 25. • General Hospital. the City on May 23. mile zone, and was fined $25. Join the "INN" Crowd! A native of Detroit, he Is The next day, May 24, lit Charged with speeding 35 survived by his wile, Theresa; 2:'5 a.m., while on routine mph in a 25-mlle zone, Leon. WIRTHMANN BROTHERS three d'aughters, E I a in e, patrol, LaLonde saw Hick" ard Ulatowski (If 28882 Pa. Louise, and Ann; two sons, driving east on Jefferson. .(j, resort tor the knowledgeable vacationer. trlcia, Warren, pled guilty SIIH<.' 1946 , \. Charles III 8nd David; three Knowing that Judge Paterson and was fined $15. Not for everyone, located in the beautiful sisters aDd three brothers. had suspended the youth's William Foster of 4543 Be. Wequehnsing area of Harbor Springs in Interment was in Mount license, the officer arrested surrounding of toste, free of crowds and Olivet Cemetery. the young man, who was ar. wick, Detroit, paid a fine of pretension. Refreshingly correct service, delightful • • • ralgned before Park Munici. $40, after he entered a guilty plea t,o • charge of speeding haute cuisine. A limited number of resc,Tvations still MAUDE ROSALIE CREMER 1 pal Judge William. E. Speer, aVJilable for this summer season. who sentenced HIcks to 30 44 mph In a 30 zone. Funeral services for Mrs. days In the Detroit House of John F. Ripton of 3064 Ash. For reservations write or telephone WHAT A B Cremer, 91, of 1367 Harvard Correction. land, Detroit, pled guilty to Harbor Springs 616.526.2111 road, were held on Wednes. Following .thls court hear. speeding 35 mph In a 30.mlle day, June 7, In the Verheyden ing Hicks was taken before zone and was lined $20. 4 GOODREASONS TO BUY Funeral Home. She died on the' city judge who added Lawrence Zola of 23403 Ed- Monday, J~ntl' 5, in the Rose another 30 day~ In DeHoCo sel Ford, st. Clair Shores, v:ma Nursmg Home, Rose. for violation of probation. accused of rWUling a red 4 PLY POLYESTER CORD when your temperature ville. . rucks is now serving 60 days traffic signal, pled mlt guilty Born 10 Greenbush, Mich., in the jail and was found not guilty and she Is the wife of the late . the charge against him was John and is survived by a In other matters that were dismissed. ~ if;i ; TM rises ... AIR CONDITION son, John; three grandchll. heard by Judge Speer, .Mi- Gregory W. Allor of 5345Q dren and seven great.grand. chael Murphy o.f 16778 Strick. ('hlldren er, Ea~t DetrOit, pled guilty Terrain, Mt. Clemens, pled <', 1,// YOUR WHOLE HOUSE, .. . . to drlvmg the wrong way on guilty to speeding 35 mph 1.I@DEBN 78 SERIES ~nterment was 10 Mount Whittler and having no oper • In a 25 zone, and he was as. 4. THE PIle E ./ \10 Olivet Cemetery. ator's license on his person. sessed a fine of $20 and court costs of $5, with the alterna. rREAD WIDTH / • .. • He was fined a total of $25 tivea tbe low, wide, busky ~$42 MAlUE C. SHAFFER for both offenses. .live of $Crving five days look that Ie eo in demand. In DeHoCo. lie paidtbe fine 825.14 (G78-14) lDO Funeral services tor Mrs. Betty Jo Bogos of 1456 Entineered for stability REMEMBER and costs. aDd Iteerillll control. The Blackwull Tubelell Plus Shaffer. 72, of 1096 Beacons. Beaconsfield, entered a plea Jimmie Turner of ~1 Iro- 078 .Ize hu a tread width Fed. Ex. Tall of $2.56 field avenue were held on or guilty to speeding 25 miles quois. Detroit, entered a plea of 6". .. 1" wider tban per lire. 90 LAST AUGUST? Monday, June 5, in the Ver. an hour in a 25.mile zone and of not guiUy to speeding 40 82 aerlea tirea. heyden Funeral Home. She paid a fine of $25. PlUS RD. 0 mph In a 30 zone. He was lX.tAl( 95-100 died on Thursday, June I, in Tyre Sutton of 5544 51. found guilty and paid a fine 2. AGGRESSIVE lACH TlU 80 Moroun Nursing Home. Aubin, Detroit, pled guilty to and court costs totallilg $20, TIEAD DESIGN! C78.13 26.00 1.95 Born in Wisconsin, she is driving a commercial ve- rather than spend five days C78.)

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12 H P With HydtOJlatfc O1i.,. 1458.00 1190.00 I 0 Plea;-r;;;;; - -;ia~ for ~ ~y~ - - I I seminar. I 14 H P :Z~hJ~:~a,~hOti~ 1692.00 1390,00 I I I 4 HP A:tt~H;;:~:~f.l.. 1792.00 1495.00 I Nanu'.______------.--.--- I I ~dd, .... .______I ALL TRACTORS HAVE OVERSIZE FLOTATION TIRES ~- AND DELUXE EQUIPMENT I ('lIy llloit il.lp I T.l.II'h.ln~ _ ~" . • I II EASTMAN DILLON, UNION SECURITIES &: Co. I, I !'lC'1 lit I'C1RAT III ~ > ... McCulloch 'W'.'o"' 'e,. . I EASTLAND TRUCK SALES I Members New York Stock Exchange, Inc. I 22349 Groe.beck Highway (Bet, 8.9 Mile) Gerlll!! LeVlln. Resident Ml\nl\~er I ~I :'.~':' 1 1 Warren, Michigan I 1410 Detroit Bank and Trust Building, .'..,.I "'F./4II1l c,: 1A11l1/1UL. I • • L _ ~ett.o~ M.:higlln~8::.6~1:: 9_~.233~ _ J ~t?19815 MACK AVE. - TU 1.6233~ I IR. IR. ~?AAAAl'1'~0~~~~~'"""'""'"-"'~~.,}..,""/V'oA,- .A( AAl'~~A.oc"> I Phone 371-5700 F •• F~ " .7yaap$.ssa ••• p •••••••••• ~. ; a' ...... ,.,' , ? .' ,,' " • .' ...' " ~' .. ' > ~',.. .' ,. , ~., ,'...... ,' ... , " f • " \. , • " ,I I .,' • .. ... ~ 01 5 ,..' "..,." .' .. " '" .' '" ...... ,; .... '" ..... ' ... II \~ I; i GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. June 8, 1972 'I p Grosse Pointe News M .~ I I ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. emorial Center Schedule What Goes 0 •• , What~ OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL ------nwon GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 Open Dally 9:00 a.m ..9:00 p.m. .at il Becoael Clul Poat.',e Plld It Detroit. MlchlJln (Sundays buUding open 10:00 a.m ..5:00 p.m.) FULLY PAID CIRCULATION June 8.June 15 Your Librar" 1-1E I-U 1.1. By VirglAla Leonard .r '" All Memorial sponsored activities open to the Phone TU 2.6900 Grosse Pointe pubUc. By Pat Rousseau i Mealier Xlch. Pre .. AJlocllUon Incl National Editorial AJlocilUon NATIONAL ADVERTISING IUtPRESENTATlVE Hospital equipment avallable for free loan~ Guest Columnist: Robert M. Orr Just In Time ... for Father's Day ... the I WeekI)' :"!ew."aper Repr .. entative, Inc. crutches, wheelchairs, hospital beds and heat. "CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE" Country Club Shower Head is at Picard.Nor. ... ntth AY'Onue, Ne .. York 19, New York BYnnt 8.7GOO CHICAGO OynCE ing lamps. As I prepare this report. the fu.ture! the. very ton's, 92 Kercheval. It features the Dial.A . au North Mlchllan Avenue Phone Flnlnclll .. 1U. GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND existence of the Grosse Pou~te Public. Llbrafles ~s Shower control in a 24k electroplated face. 1 ROBERT B. EDGAR .. EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER LENDING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on effective institutions is in seflOUS question. There ~s Anyone can easily install it . . , twenty.five I! WIULUI ADAMO ,...... ADVERTISING MANAGER duty Tu,esdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 10 a.m .• no doubt that the time has c~me when o~r publIc dollars. JANET MUELLER .,...... FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY Volunteer consultant on duty FridaYB school system can no longer lmance public lIbrary I' 41.m. From Holland . . . to•the ,I JAMES J. NJAIM .H... H'.'. NEWS 2. p.m. 881-4594. service. '! With one-third of our pro. and the support of the total Sign of the Mermaid have PEPPER WHITELAW EDUCATION, 'NEWS Thursday, June 8 come original hand.made I ROGER A. WAHA...... SPORTS, NEWS fes,ional staff previously cut. community - which has en. • 9:00 a.m. Sailing-Fred Detwiler, Instructor our remaining nine profes- joyed a high level of service decorative copper flower XATHY DUFF NEWS • 9:30 a.m. Painting on Location-Jean Harding slonal librarians dismissed for 43 years - the Friends vases, coal scuttles, beer ULLlAN KARR .. ,.ADVERTISING Brown, Instructor as of June 30th. and given election efforts will be sue. cans, one litre wine meas.

H ' •• , , ••• temporary appointment until cessfu!. MARY LORIMER ...' ADVERTISING 10:00 a.m. Women's Republican Club of Grosse ures. The latter is priced September 15; with similar And I assure you that thirteE'll dollars at 75 Ker. PAT ROUSSEAU , , ADVERTISING Pointe PAULA VALENTINO " , ADVERTISING notioes to our clerical and "going for broke" is for real! cheval. i ~ KATHY BRYEN ....,...... ADVERTISING .12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Philip C. plant personnel, this is a There can be NO SECOND , Gibbs, Director sobering period. election in September for tax l JOHN MaeKENZIE .,...... BUSINESS • The Board of Education collection in De c e m bel'. We Admired ... in the window of DenIer, JOANNE EASON , ACCOUNTS 12:30 p.m. Girl Scouts of America - Leaders' 77 Kercheval, the ~ol1ection of strip pine' DOROTHY SCWMANSKY .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Luncheon willa,k the voters Septem- There are no tax funds bu~. bel' 7 for one mill plus, on geted to operate our Pubhc pieces. There's a chest of drawers, a chest, a BE'ITY RAUGHT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING • 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor JO MULHERIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING • a separate ballot for opera. ILibraries beyond September bench, a wash stand and a grandfather's clock. )(. OOLET1'E KREINER ,..., ClRCULATlON • 5:30 p.m. "An Eve.ling to Remember" lion' of OlU' three public Ii. 7. I am convinced all three It's the new wave in decorating :md it's Real: 6:30 p.m. Theatre Buffet braries for the roming year. libraries WILL close if voters and beautiful. • 7:30 p.m. Auto Mechanics - Eugene Kleeman, This is with tbe full approval reject the library millage, Instructor at. the Friends Board and the and that it could be months Witty And Wonderful• .. , Vote For Joan Hanpeter 7:30 p.m. Rose Bachmann Piano Recital Publie Library staff, who and years ~efore there. is dessert or salad or cheese 8:00 p.m. Guitar Society feel any furUter cuts in staff 'any restorati~n of serVIce plates ... mostly from Italy and serviee would. irrepar- funded by prIvate sources, Originally the NEWS was hesitant about en- 8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre Performance and oh so amusing! See a dorsing a school board candidate. The field was ably damage our libraries. and that there would be ab. "Fiddler on the Roof" And it is important to reo solutely no chance of restor. table set with them at the large and many candidate:)' qualifications were un. Friday, June 9 alize ,that this millage is for ing the kind of library servo League Shop, 98 KerchevaL known. However, after the League of Women one year only. Full state ice offered from 1953 to 1005 Happily priced too! Thir. • 4:00 p.m. Sailing-Fred Detwiler, Instructor Voters' Candidates Rally on Monday evening, the funding and state rontrol of when we ranked among the teen to sixteen dollars for • 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor our public schools, long a toP. suburban libraries in the six to eight plates. NEWS feels compelled to endorse the one candi. Theatre Buffet • 6:30 p.m. threat, may take effect July nation. , date who stands head and shoulders above the rest • 7:00 p.m. Beginning and Advanced Karate - 1, 1973. To date there has In closing, I salute Friends . Sang Kyu Shim, Director Summer Time ... and -the living is sunny. ... Joan Hanpeter. been little encouragement for President Cleveland Thurber, Be prepared with just the right sun prep fQr • 8:00 p.m. Parents Without Partners school district libraries such Jr. 'llnd his board of directors Mrs. Hanpeter, a most familiar face at school your skin. At Trail Apothecary, 121 Kerchev~, 8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre Performance as ours. and 40 others in. whose determination to save you'll find a wide variety including Fashi~ board meetings, built further confidence in her eluding Flint, Ann Arbor and our libraries is literally our "Fiddler on the Roof" Tan, After Tan, and "Block Outs" for those ability to be a good school board member through Saturday, June 10 Kalamazoo, which have been principal hope for survival; asa group Michigan's strong- William Dahling and his who need a lot of protection and don't want a the honest, forthright and knowledgeable manner in • 9:00 a.m. Sailing-l<'red Detwiler, Instructor est libraries. So it appears Campaign Committee; Super- tan. May we suggest Pre-Sun or UvaL which she conducted herself during her presenta. • 9:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor that another election must be intendent of Schools Thos. I. *10:00, ).1:30 a.m. & tion and the question and answer period that fol. held in the spring to provide Anderson and the Board of Enjoy, Enjoy ... Stroh's• Ice Cream Parlour. 1:30 p.m. Children's Art-Carol Lachuisa, In. long-term fin'ancing of our Education who continue to lowed. It has old fashioned ice cream treats, an old structor public libraries, either under J',e faced with heartbreaking fashioned fresh popcorn stand, delectable old She is not a politician. She is an educated * 10:00 a.m. & the school system or sep- problems; our 30,000 regis- fashioned candy treats and delightful old fash. arately. tered users who prove the candidate with an interest in the school system, the 11:00 a.m. Children's French - Henriette La. ioned decor. Croix, Instructor I have ~ssured our staff, claim made by a nationally energy to activate that interest, the curiosity to composed almost entirely of known library expert that 12:00 noon Patricia Graney-John Fraser Wedding The Bronze Door, •123 K;~rcheval is avail. learn and the courage to disagree. The NEWS urges Reception veterans who have served "Grosse Pointe is thi> most this community long and well. ideal library-use community able on Sunday for private pirties, only, with its readers to cast their ballot for Joan Hanpeter 12:00 noon Diane Hoernschemeyer-John Mathews that our Friends intend to do in Amerlca;" the GROSSE a minimum guest list of 75fup to 125. The on Monday, June 12. .she can and will do the job! Wedding Reception everything possible to win POINTE NEWS which has new back room spedalizes in private parties, 4:00 p.m. Children's Art Exhibit P.W. * this coming election, (our consistently supported our luncheon parties, business meetings, bridal 6:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Newcomers Alumni own millage and school mill. libr.aries, and the staff whose showers, etcetera. Guest accommodations are • 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Marvin Bour. age). I believe that with the dedication to public servo from 20 to 40. This is available daily. For get, Director help of our patrons, the ae- ice has not wavered during reservations call 886.1931. 8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre Performance tive parUcipation of our staff, these troubled. times! "Fiddler on The Roof" PAIIOS Sunday, June 11 10:00 a.m. Anawim 10:00 a.m. 1st Church of Understanding "lNTERESTING JAPANESE GARDENS Monday, June 12 OUR SPECIALTY 9:30 a.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michi- FACTS gan, Inc. Copyright .10:00 a.m. Cancer Center Workshop 12:00 noon Soroptimist Club of Grosse Pointe 'I 12:00 noon A.A.U.W. Bridge Luncheon Ever wonder how Wall Sireet in New York gOI its name? f 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe *12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Philip C. When the Dutch controlled New York City I Gibbs, Director in the 17th Century, lhey were expecting an ! 6:30 p.m. Optimist Club of Grosse Pointe invasion by Brilish forces, and Sll they actually etro Airport. Umousine Serv. • 4:00 p.m. Sailing-Fred Detwiler, Instructor built a 9-foOI high ,,;all around the city in Ihal by Peter Theodore, Inc. • 7:00 p.m. & area. 8:00 p.m. Folk Guitar-Alexander Suczek, In . Laler when the wall was taken down, the I., DIRECT Service to and from METRO AIRPORT • Design Service structor sireel where il had been erecled was known 7:00 p.m. Alateen TAP . Ihen-and forever more-as Wall Streel. $che4tte1 . • Commercial • Home 8:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Theatre Meeting And, here's another interesling fact ... before Setlie. you buy carpeling, you owe it to yourself to Tuesday, June 13 7 DAYS: ' LANDSCAPING check our prices for comparable qualify carpet- • 10:00 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital In. We are experls and we know that dollar for A WlEK • 10:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe dollar, we can malch almost anyone's price on • POOLS • WATERFAllS thvestment Lecture quality carpeting. Why not come in or call. 12:00 noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe Every Hour on the Hour horn (0 A.M. lill t 2 Midnight board Umo • STONE BRICK R.R. TIES Luncheon , 'at Dawn Donuh, Moroll Rd. aJ1d 1.94 Ford hpreuway. Far. $5.00 '" 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club per penon. 11.Pos .. ng.' Limos avoiJobl. for Special Trips. • SOD iWh.n 01 Mel... Airpo,I, osk' for Pele, Th.ocI,,,. SelYie.. Nr 9:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe High &hool North ,additional informal ion and r...... otion. call •.. Prom • Complete Garden Supplies 833-8460 - or- 274-5444 Wednesday, June 14 9:00 a.m. Artists Painting Group EWszewsld 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- Four Seasons Cribbage lANDSCAPING .12:30 p.m. Senior Ladies Club of Grosse Pointe Yoga-Charles Friday, SRF, Instructor 1.720 Made Ave., Grasse Painte Woods 885-8881 • 7:30 p,m. COhf~ • 8:00 p.m. Sculpture-'Frank Varga, Instructor i776-5510 "Creative landscape Ideas" 8:00 p.m. Little League Football Board Meeting 9:30 p.m. Commencement Party-Grosse Pointe High School South Thursday, June 15 * 9;00 a.m. Saling-Fred Detwiler, Instructor SURPRISE JESS'S .. 9:30 a.m. Painting on Location-Jean Harding Brown, Inst.ructor YOURSELf SERVICE CENTER .12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Philip C. mbbs, Director '. YOU CAN EASTJEFFERSONand BEACONSFIELD 6:00 p.m. Susan Pollard.Gregory Schultz Wed- ding R-eception OWN AN GROSSE POINTE PARK * 7:30 p.m. Auto Mechanics - Eugene Kleeman, OLDS 822-5434 Instructor ., • 8:00 p.m . Evening of Ballet-under the direc. tion of Mary Ellen COlfer FOR LESS! BRAND NEW 1972 CUTLASS H.T. COUPE AUTO AIR CONDITIONING STARTING FROM 19700 M.ck ...... - L.... ; AUTO., ftOWER TU 6-3600 STEERING, The\Vm.R.lIamilton ~ o. '239.90INSTALLED WHITEWAllS FUNERAL DIRECTORS ALWAYS A TREAT 8RAND NEW J 972 Since 1855 98 .. DR. H.T. WM. R. HAMILTON II. DAvm M. HAMILTON MOST CREDIT CARD'S Auto., p.I., p.b., w.w.r., rodio HONORED Bright, Cheerful CLARENCE E. OTT~R , W. BENNETT YORT C CHAPELS SPECIALIZING IN AUTOMATIC Painted Daisies Detroit 3975 Callll Avenue 831-2712 96 Birmingham 820 East Maple doz. DRUMMY 644-60()0 I SYSTEMS - REPAIRS fhundoy Thrv Svndoy Only Worldwidt' Rt'prt'Rt'ntation 13300 E. WARREN OLDSMOBILE EIGHT MILE AT GRAnOT Members: National Selected MortiCians. 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Thurid.y. June 8. 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen Planning Makes Perfect IBEX Meeting Antiques Featured At Liggett Campus Preview Party Next Wednesday Evening Precedes Publie Opening of Three.Day Event: Mrs. Edsel B, Ford Is Honorary Chairman

Over 40 quality antiques dealers will come from 17 states to exhibit and sen at the Seventh Annual University-Liggett Antiques Show, spon- sored by parents and alumni of University-Liggett for the benefit of the School's Endowment Fund. The Show, on the Lig- ,~ WOMI.'S PAGIS gett campus in Briarcliff Committee members in. drive, is considered by c1udt! Mr. and Mrs. Russell dealers and collectors toI R. Noble, Mrs. Theodore be one of the highest cali. W~rthman, Mrs. Joseph C. F om Another Pointe ber in the country . PrImo, Mrs. Margaret M. Short and to j • Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Directed by nationally Sladen, Mrs. Palmer T. of View kn~wn Russell Carrell, of Heenan, Mrs. John W. Win. The Pointe Salisbury, Conn., it opens ans, Mrs. Horace C. Ford, By Janet Mueller next Thursday, June 1~, and Mrs. Raymond CracchiolQ, MR. and MRS. JAMES M. • runs through Sat".arday, June Mrs. Ralph G. FletCher, Mrs. BOND, of Westland, annOWlce The lady wanted an auto repair manual for 17. Charles Mac:Kinnon, ~:Irs. the 'birth of twin sons, PAT. A gala Preyiew Party Robert L. Leone, Mrs. Sam. 1957 ears. She tried everything: Friends, libraries, RICK JOHN .and ANTHONY Wednesday evenmg, June 14, uel B. Sherer, Mrs. Raymond Contact 10 ... No luck. , MICHAEL, Aipl'il 16. Mrs. phola by Eddie McGralh, Jr. precedes the general open. Kolowich, Mrs. Nelson Rob. Then, among the Grosse Pointe Branch of the Bond js ,the former JANE MRS. JOHN DEN L E R, MRS. Mrs. Frank Westover, vice-president; lng. [ertson, Mrs. Gaylord W. American Association of University Women's nearly KOCH, daughter of MR. and DAVID GAMBLE and MRS. DON- Mrs. Joseph A. Murphy, treasurer; Preview P8Ity tickets are Gillis, Mrs. Alex Georgo- MRS. JOHN KOCH, of Man. 60000 second.hand volumes, last year's Pointe ALD STEW ART, (left to right) Mrs. J. Douglas Adair, recording sec- $20. General admission tick. poulos, Mrs. H. W. Liver, chester boulevard. Paternal A!1UW Used Dook Sale collection, viola! - The check on the last.minute details for retary; Mrs. Robert F. Weber, corre- ets, at $2.50, iocluue tbe more, Mrs. Peter R. Fink, grandmother is MRS. JAMES catalog of the SlJow and daUy Mrs. Gordon B. Riggs, Mrs. manual. surfaced. IBEX's annual meeting. held recent- sponding secretary; Mrs. Jack E. BOND, of Yorkshire road. lectures by antiques authori- Charles Merrill, Mrs. Thomas The lady was very happy. at Noel Gamble's Ridge r 0 a o .. .. ly d Rosch, house committee chairman; lies, .at 11: 15 o'clock each Dossin, Mrs. William Dah,l- • • • home. Mrs. Harry Esling, honorary Mrs. J. Lawrence Buell, III, pro. This year, the Used Book Sale committee Is Named to the Academic mornmg. ing" Mrs. R. E. Hinz, Mrs. Dean's List at Hillsdale Col- president, announced that Mrs. John gram; Mrs. Kenelm Winslow, public. Show hours are from noon James Kennary, Jr., Mrs. offering a special service to anyone interested in DenIer will serve as president in procuribg a spedal book. lege for the first semester ity; and Mrs. Stewart, membership. until 10 June 15 and 16, noon James Premo, Mrs. R. Ca. of the 1971-72 school year 1972-73. Other board members are until 6 June 17. The DetrDit bell Morris, Mrs. Thomas One out oC print, for example, or one hard to are seniors S U Z ANN E Institute of Arts is this Swar.tek and Mrs. Willard f~ or: one by a certain author. A spedal title. A PAYNE, daughter of MR. year's loan exhibitor. p. Kerr. treatment of a particular subject. of Fisher road, a graduate the former BAR BAR A Middle School, president of and MRS. GEORGE of Michigan Slate University ELI Z A BET H CATOG- Michigan's Alpha Zeta Chap. Generally ieatured in the Serving as advisors are , For a U service charge above the marked price PAYNE, of Lakeshore road, and an active member of the GlO, daughter of UNITED ter of Alpha Delta Kappa University.Liggett Antiques Mrs. Charles W. Adams, Mrs. of the book, workers will search (Tlutspecial requests MARILYN R 0 S S SHEL- Detroit Zoological Assocla- STATES MAGISTRATE and honc.rary teacher sorority, Show are 18th century Eng. Lawrence D, Buhl, Jr., Mrs. while the books are being collected. LEY, daughter of MR. aDd tion, the Hope Ship League MRS. VINCENT A. CATOG- served as chairman of the lish and American furniture, George RFink, Mrs. Wi!. General chairman Mrs. Thomas G. Arndt, 882- MRS. JOHN D. ROSS, of and the National Association GID, J'R. Paterna! grand- sorority's state convention, porcelain, Chinese Exporl, Ham C. Ford, Mrs. Alfred 8587, is accepting orders for the special requests. Hampwn road, and JAMES of Amaleur Oarsmen. In 1954 parents are MR. and MRS. held Friday through Sunday, early silver, t:ewter, Oriental Glancy, III, Mrs. Edwarp • • • WALKER, son of the DON. and '55, Jim was a member RICHARD CHARLES KUL. May 19, ,zO and 21, at the arts, decorative arls and N. Harlwick, Mrs. Roberl ALD A. WALKERS, of Uni- of the United Slates Nadonal LEN, Of Roland road. The Pick-Fort Shelby Hotel in De. other collectible furnishings G. Hartwick, Mrs. Hugo S. Collection for next fall's Used Book Sale is versity place; juniors LYN- I beginning now, with children's 'books, cookbooks, and Canadian N a ti 0 n a I baby's mother llnd father troit. Featured at the S'atur- and accessories. Higbie, Mrs. Robert McKeall1 DA A. LENAHAN - she Championship Rowing Team. are both attorneys in New day night banquet were the Mrs. Edsel B. Ford is Mrs. Richard Manoogian, : (Continued on Page 34) maintained a perfect 4.0 ~ '" '" York City. voices of Accent 70's, a cho- honorary chairman of the Mrs. Forrest R. Old, Mr~. grade point average for the I • • • ral group composed of resi- 1972 Show. General chair- Elliott Phillips, Mrs. RaY;. semester-daughter of MR. End i n g their directed Miss CLAUDIA GREEN- dents of The Pointe and sur. man is Mrs. Harold L. Frank, mond P. Robbins, Mrs. Ross and MRS. DENIS LENA- tea chi n g assignments in schools throughout the state HOE, of Roland road, Home. rounding arp-as. assisted by Mrs. Henry J. Roy, Mrs. Raymond R. HAN, of C res c e n t lane, making teacher at Pierce (Continued on Page 26) ZukowskI. White. THOMAS A. MacDONALD, last month were Western son of the !RAY MacDON- Michigan University students ALDS, of Locbmoor boule- KAREN CELlA HELLER, of vard, JANICE S H 0 A P S , Hawthorne -To"ad, GAI,L daughter of MR. and MRS. JOYCE McCAIG, of Wash- ington road, SUSAN CLAIRE ESAI SHOAPS,of Blair- RENTSCHLER, of Whittier moor court, and MICHAEL road, JANE ELEANOR BEN- D. WILLIAMS, Son of MR. SON, of Fisher road, BAR- and MRS. RICHARD D. BARA ELAINE -PARSONS, WILLIAMS, of Cbalfonte of Westchester Toad, EMILY avenue; sophomores JOEL KATHERINE BROWN, of CASKEY, son. of the JO- Buckingham road, RICHARD SEPH CASKEYS, of Ven- OHARLES GREENUP, of dome court, ami MICHE- Bedford road, ROBERT JO. ~, LENE A. RILEY, daughter SEPH HAYES, of Bel!.cons- This Is hair that's deelded of the JAMES T. RILEYS. field avenue, JOEL DOUG- ! '".::~'[" to be itself. of Maryland avenue; and LAS STREB, of Broadstone freshmen KIM MICHELLE road, PATRICIA LEE RA. It's not curly and Irying to be straight. Or vice versa. It is MENAGH, daughter of the - whal it is and proud 01 it. What we do wilh such hair is find BENBURG, of Edmundton something it wants to do natural!y - and then improve upon CHARLES MENAGHS, of drive, FRANCES C. CRITCH- it. For instance. If iI's su,s&r-curly, we mighl cuI it long and Blairmoor court, and DEB. FIELD, of Fisher road, blunt .. If il has one grecl shock of while, we mighl make it RA WEGNER, daughter of MMlY E. CORDIER, of Ihe fo'cal poinl. If you have a head of hair thai', decided the ALVIN E. WEGNEJRS, Moross road, CHRISTINE 10 be .ltself, see us. We believe in Ihings as nOlure intended of Briarcliff drive. Ihem. !;lnry be'ter. M. BENGER, of North Duval \. • • • court, and LINDA MARlE .~ Bad EdmoDd New chairman of the Lake. ADk'fO, of Woods lane. BEAUTY SALON shore D.istrid, 'Boy Scouts • • • GIOSSE POIN1I WOODS 21316 MACI( AVE. 116.6060 of America, including all the SHERYL M. S Z AoDY, DOWNTOWN - 45 UST ADAMS WO 2.1112 Grosse Pointes, H a r per daughter of the LEOPOLD '. FREE PARKING Woods and a portion of De. T. SZADYS, of Lennon road, troit, is JAMES D. TYLER, has been appOinted to the :~. \ University of Michigan's Board in Control of Inter. collegiate Athletics, one of I the four students Tt:present- I ing the campus population of I 40,000, second woman in ,the I SUMMER University's history 1<> be named to the organization which regulates .and con- I ducts all phases of the inter. collegiate athletic programs. I G r a d u ate d in 1970 from Grosse Pointe North High ! School, Sheryl is currently manager of the U. of M. Women's Field H~key Team and has served for two years I as a member of the Michigan Sports Club Federation, un- der !Which all women's com. petitive spDrts are incor. ... porated: MSCF. at its last meeting. appointed her presi- dent for the next schoDI year. ,: • ~ >I< I MR. and MRS. RICHARD CHARLES KULLEN, JR., of Woodside. N. Y., an- nounce the birth of a son, ' \ % RICHARD CHARLES, III, I \ ~larch 26, M,'s. Kullen is I I' I

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Page Eighteen G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, June 8, 1972 ------Society News Gathered from the Pointep ------.------.,.-" M W'II' C SDt'f R S' t P t C' II' Mr_ Jones, and great.grand.1 McGraw, o{ Kenwood road, . rs, I lam , utton e rOI ose oCle Y e er lne l daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J' and the late Dr. McGraw, Ins PI~ns 41 st June Show W d I A w. Espey of Fort Davis, and of Mrs. Frances Hart~ Marga refTom Pk e s n spen Tex., and Los Angeles, Calif., Cinelli, of Birmingham, and -The Detroit Rose Society -- pioneer ranchers in Texas. I the la,te Italian author Del. ,will hold its 41st alUlual June Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kahl, , The bridl!groom is the Ifino Cinelli, of Florence, Une 3 of Marfa, Tex., announce the gralltlson o{ Mrs. Arthur B. Italy. 5ays Vows J ,Rose Show at Oakland Mall ------marriage of their daughter'I------William Calder Suttons to Live in Lakeshore Village I Saturday and Sunday. June Gail, to Peter Stewart Ci. Iv and 11. nelli, son of Mr. and Mrs. I L.OW t f th Wh en Th ey R e urn rom N or ern The Show, largest in the Ferdinando O. F. Cinelli, of WICK'" WIl.. WICK- Michigan Vacation Slale of Michigan, will fea. Voltaire place, in Aspen, I and th W' d '11 lure 170 classes of roses, Colo., Saturday, June 3. A reception in the gar d en at e In nil Officiating at the noon Pointe drive home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. from the newest of hybrid ceremony was The Reverend WILLOW Charles Stilwell Tompkins, follf)wed the afternoon teas to the oldest garden Frank Haryey, of the Aspen 15300 Kercheval wedding of Margaret Shaffer ',L'ompkins and Wil. roses grown at the turn o{ Community Church. - _ cor. Beaconsfield Ham Calder Sutton Saturday, June 3. the centur)'. Mrs. Luther Fry, of De. Japanese-style f lor a 1"1'------Every amateur rose grow. trait, served as the bride's -~ 821-9320 arrangements throughout Church ceremony, with The er in the area is invited to only attendant, and Royce H. the house were done by Reyerend Euge~ Locke pre. participate. Entries will be Randlett, Jr., of Winchester, FESTIVAL AMERICANA JUNE 9th & 10th Mrs. Earl Weston, of si din g, was Mrs, Ja~es accepted from 8 to 11 o'clock Mass., was Dest man. Free mini lectures by Judy Schulte on Papier Tole. Birmingham, a friend of Berg. of. Ann .Arbor, a life. i on Saturday, June 10. They The rites were followed by Lecture schedule 11 a.m. to '1 :30 a.m., the bride's mother Mrs. long fam21y friend. will be judged by American a small reception at the 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. . " Lace and seed pearl ap. Rose S 0 c i e t y accredited Pomegranate Inn in Aspen. "Yes ton IS a Woman s Na. pliques accented the front judges. The newlyweds will make Summer wlrkshops start July 10th. Enroll now. ,:1 tlonal. F~rm .and Garden I pan e I and sleeves of the There is no admission or their home in Sand Point, AssocIatIon Judge and a bride's peau de soie gOWll, I enlry fee. Further informa. Idaho, Hour>: 9:30 to 5:00 Mondcol' thru SOlurdoy Wednesday and Thursday Evening 7 10 9 member of Ikebana Inter- and lace edged her illusion tion may be obtained by call. The new Mrs. Cinelli is the I' 'I national. veil. She carried white roses ing Fred H. Rogalski, Show granddaughter of Mrs. Frank MosIe, Charge Accepled Soloist at the 2 o'clock on an heirloom carved ivory chairman, 561.6781. Jones, of Marfa, and the late Grosse Poi n t e Memorial fan. ------. rI Special Offer From

Wedding vows were spoken by ,MARGARET ROBELLES SHAFFER TOMPKINS, daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. ijAfR STYLES CharIer. Stilwell Tompkins, of Windmill Pointe drive, and Mr. Sutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert James Sutton, of Mount Vernon road, Saturday, June 3, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church.

senior citizens Honor maid was LylUl Wil. Mrs. Tompkins chose a "EARL Y WEEK" liams, of Ann Arbor. Brides- street length costume of pink maids were Mrs. Charles peau de soie and a gardenia Tompkins, III, Mrs. Joseph wrist corsa.ge {or her daugh- special Tompkins and Barbara Sut. ter's wedding. The bride. lon, ,the bridegroom's sister. groom's mother wore a blue Mondays - Tuesdays - Wednesdays Their floor length frocks cotton brocade dress and featured ;pink bodices over- "oat ensemble. Her corsage laid with ivory lace and full was a while rose. sh~mpoo& ivory skirts ending in wide After a vacation in north. $250 hem ilounces. They wore ern Michigan, the newlyweds set. . . • pink straw picture hats and will -make their home in carried pink Fuji mums. Lakeshore Village. George Douglas Sutton was Out-of.town' :guests includ. his brother's best man. They ed ,the bride's uncles and are the sons of the Robert aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ROBELLE'S James Suttons, of Mount Tompkins, of Bloomington, "We Cur/ Up and Dye For You" Vernon road. Ushers were Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence \ Christopher Norris, James Tompkins, oj Lincolnwood, 19027 Mack Ave. 884.1130 Evans and Joseph and John Ill., Mrs. Lester Hall, of (ouos> from Seors) Tompkins, rthe bride's broth. SeaUle Wash., Dr. and Mrs. 1 ers. Donald 'Bourg, of Cincinnati, 0., and Donald C. Henderson, At Harvey's We Monogram Your Purchase at No Charge! of Burlington, VI. From Howell came the I Charles Suttons, great-great. uncle 'and aunt of the bride- groom. Donald C. Henderson, Jr" I arrived from State College. Pa., the William ,Meeks and I Mrl'. Aubrey Meek from Woodstock, OnI., the Peter Meeks, from London, Ont., and the Ralph K. Seeleys I from East Lansing. Miss Congdon 345 Wed June 3 FISHER RD. Candace Ann Congdon, 881-0200 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Laylon Congdon, of Barclay road, exchanged DOPP KITS ATTACHE CASES marriage vows with Timothy W.dtl'1I ham 2 to with .ey or In ny\on. duck lIiny~ In a vanlty.f lippi" in all ."C~.jlt't'6...",h"QlIr (ombiftClliM toe~$ 0' Ieother fro", Alial, Campbell Wilsall', son of Mr. .r 'M.i1l9 Ity'~1 choice 01 file-t Pot1. fren

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Thursday, June 8, 1972 G R 0 5 S E POI N TEN E W S I -_._------_._------Page Nineteen J, Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women II' ------_. __ ._------_._------University -Liggett Ready To Launch Navy League Ball I History ComingT!!~The Block' I Yachts'Wonzen , The Detroit Historical Mu. T!,ere'll ~e dem~nstrations Meet Tonillht ,"';" ..,,'iiii~scum will be visiting "The of rug hookmg, stame.d glass I __ c:;' ~W&&%itm« I Block" this Sunday June 11 work and clay modellmg, :JP' '. For , f 0 " , . . " llorlun:lies for families to Yachtswomen hold their Ii Poised Carnival In r. m 10 the mormng until pose for dry plate pictures, monlhly meeting at the St.

: 5./n the afternoon, for a spe. and favors to accompany Clair Yacht Club at 8 o'clock I One Hundred Volunteers Will Be On Duty, in ; clal day of family fun to each purchase, . this evening, Thursday, June I welcome summer sponsored Thanks 10 SL ClaIr de 'Red-and White Striped Aprons, at Any I I TI BI k A' " Montefalco Church across 8. The program features an JY lC oc ssoclatlOn ' '" r l ' Mack fr:J1I1"The Block," at advenlure 10 wme tasllng and TIme While Fair is in Progress represen 109 merc ianls on the ('orner of Whittier road, cheeses. :\Iack avenue from Three therc will be convenient free Hostesses will be Mrs. The 1972 University.Liggett Carnival opens to- Mile drive to Haverhill, who parking in the Church lot for Kenneth Maxwell, Mrs. Lynn morrow, FrIday, June 9, at 4 o'clock on the School's have pledged proceeds from anyone who can'l find a spol McCorry, Ml'S. Paul Luslick all sales made ',hat day to nearby on the street. and Mrs. Julius Szba. Cook road campus, continuing until 10 that evening. the Museum's History,mobile -- ~ _ Saturday's hours for. the rides, food, shopping, Project. games and fun are 10 In the morning to 10 at night. The Historymobile trans. r This yea r' s Carnival ~------ports school children to and will 'be enhanced by the funds for able students. from the Museum. This Saturdal' June 10 10 to Alumni, students, parents year's "Daisy Walk" side. I 10:30 0 clock app~arance and friends. will don the walk sales and crait demon. of Bozo the TV clown aprons to flip hamburgers, ,slr.:!tions ",ill be iluglllenteu , . serve soft drinks and sell by special outdoor activities Slnee the School's alumni ride tickets books baked provided by the Museum, have been in the Carnival goods, candy, ca'sseroles, including a blacksmith who, business 22 years. now, . it pickles and preserves and, among other things, will cast m~ht be hard. to d~tlngwsh for the first time this year, bullons that may be pur- American Eagle Strip Shop Umverslty • Llggetts ama. Attie Treasures donated by chased after they cool. Making ready to launch the 22nd man, FRED L. PORTER, Commanding Bring Your Furniture to us to Ship ... Chairs, ~eds, tt;urs from professional Car. parents and alumni. One Museum booth will I Table., De.k •. Che.h. Shulle". Etc. Dlval personnel-:-so bright Among those wearing the annual Navy League Ball, sponsored Officer, United States Coast Guard offer varieties of homemade red-aoo-white. stnped aprons aprons will be Carnival gen- by the Detroit Women's Council of Station, Belle Isie, and MRS. EMIL bread. Another will feature SALE Of: Atlic Treas.ures, Tomorrows Antiques~ Will help to Identify the 100 eral chairmen Pat 8nd Bill the Navy League of the United C. GROB, of !\!orth Renaud road, DeLroit souvenirs, iucluding I Refini!l.hed Furnj1ure. volunteers per shift who a~e Osborn, of Bishop road, and States, are, (left to right), MRS. EI- chairman of this year's party, honor. genuine D&C bOotHne stock working to raise .scholarshlp their general assistants, Alice LEEN McCALLUM, of Bedford road, ing the Coast Guard, to be presented certificates. litany .partici. 29909 HARPER Open: Tuesday Ihru Friday 1:00-5:00 pants will be in costume, and Near 12 MHe Rd, Saturday 9:00-2:00 Captain, Division XII, United States Friday evening, June 16, at Loch. Phone: 779-9150 or lor Pointers Dr. R. John Brad- SI. Clai, Shore. Coast Guard Auxiliary, MRS. WAL. moor Club. Appointment 864-2047 TER CORNELIUS, program chair- field and Harold Emmons are providing antique cars. and Bob Valk, of Renaud collection chairman Don road, as his co-chairman. -::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::=;::::::::::::::::::::::=::::;::::=:::::::=:=:;:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.=.:~:~:~:~=~:~:~:~:~:.:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:.:. road. Johnson, of Lochmoor boule. Sewing the aprons under ~:~ Open Thursday and Friday Evenings :::: :! Adminislratlve assistant is vard. the direction of chairman ::: :~ Jack Goodhart, of Tonnacour Carol Marantic, of Heather IJean Whitford were 1111'S, ::: :::: il place. Legal counsel is Peter lane. and Mary Webster. of David Rieser, of Woodland ::: l :::: , , Stalker, of Lakeland avenue. Winthrop place, are chair. Shore drive, Mrs. Gcorgc ::: I :::: i Consultants are Sue and Bill man and co.chairman, reo Mantho, of Three Mile drive'l ::: ~ :::i Boydell, of Waverly lane. spectively, of the Old World Mrs. Louis Mushro, of Car- ::: ' ~:: i School coordinators include Market, where Ann Marasco, mel lane, Mrs. Ann Warren, ::: :::: I' University - Liggett Head. of Ford CfJurt, is in. charge of Saudle lane, Mrs. Robert :;: :::: '!I master Ray Robbins, busi- of Baked Goods. with Joy Skau, of Washington road, ::: :::: j' ness manager Bob Page. di. Degrieck, of St. Clair Shores, Mrs. Robert Boomer, of ::: • :::: rector or public affairs as her co-chairman. and Cloverly road, Mrs. William ::: ~:: Maggie Shell and publicity Sheila Getz, of Buckingham Glander, of Detroit, lItrs. ::: :::: Ii director Brigitte Peck. road, is chairman of Books Robbins, the Headmaster's ::: :::: Auditor is Joe Jennings, and Records. i wife, and Mrs. Steven Kohut, :::: :::: treasurer, Art Dannecker, Assisting publicity chair- of Detroit. :::: :::: Sue and Bud Fruehauf, of man Vincent Rossi, of Burns . :::: \ :::: Store your precious furs at Jacobson's .•• Ridge road, are in charge of avellue, Detroit, are Ginny ::~ :::: the Food Tent, and gates Sutherland, of Lakeland ave. :::: :::: we'll treat them royally all summer long chairman John Hoag. of nue, and Pat Osborn. :::: :::: Washington road, is being Scholarship Ticket sales :::; :;:: pampering them in our temperature-humidity assisted by Bill Boyd, of chairmen Cathie and John :::: :::: controlled ,storage vaults. Here they are I Touraine road. Axe, of Park lane, have had :::: :;:: Co.chairmen of the Man- the help of Martha Rieser, :::: :::: protect~d from moths, heat, fire or theft ... power committee under Ann of Woodland Shore drive, :::: :::: \ Ford, of F,air Acres drive, Upper School representative. 'I ;::: :::: tn,d if you wish we will give them the special is Nancy MacColI, of Wash. Ann Lisa Black, of Touraine ::~ :::: I cleariingthey need. I ington road, assisted by Ann road, Middle School repl'e- I ::~ :::: . I ~obane, of Berkshire road, senta.live, and Judie Beach, ) /'::: ::i: and SUll Boydell, and student of Rivard boulevard, Lower .':"\(;" ;:', I representatives Erik' Erik. School representative. " i.'" I:" ;::: ...J son, of Oxford ro::d, and Sue Bob White, of Lincoln road, -;"';t-;- ::: :::: Campbell, of Washington is assisting Security chair.') ::: . , :=:: Jacobsorrs road. man Bill Bo~'dell. The Grosse • "_.. ::: ,'" :::: Joe Cobane, Ann's hus-I Pointe Woods Police con- , ;\' ::: :::: band, is helping money tinge~t is under the direction _.!\:_.:., i:~ ::ji 't * * * * ** ** * * *** * * * * ***. 1~~n.Lleutenant J. L. Palter. ) ,',r. ~ ~!i ifff *" *" I Responsible for soft drinks '-__-\-:;-, ::: :::: *'

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Page Twe-nty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I June 8, 1972 .~fl.' --_.-' S6clety News Gathered frOlll the P'Olentes I~.',":.::.,',",".'.',,' ,.;-'.",".; 1",.', ,.., "..1' n. , ~~.~I~.~.~.~~.~.~.~.~, ..=.~.~.~.=.:.:.~.=.~.~.~.:o'l:.:.:.:.~.:.:M':':•• 'X~:..:..;:•...",-~ ------_._--_._------_._------,------i111 LAST 3 DAYS .. , !1! .. N Y August Bride I To Be Bride Fiesta Mexicana i \~1j AN~~UAl SALE OF STAINLESS STEEL :~~~ I I:m HOLLOWARE BY W.YtF FRASER :j1j Stainless steel tableware by Fraser is a gift To Light Up Dye ,;~;",' :~lj"' If, you can give with pride and own with pleasure thru the years. ~ Hostesses Will Wear Special South of the Border ~ ~ Costumes: Mariachis and Folk Dancing I ~ ~ Will Highlight Evening i $ ~ I ~ ~ The colors of Mexico will fly at the Detroit I~ l Yacht Club this Saturday, June 10, green, white and ,1 I red bunting for Dye's traditional June Fiesta Mexicana. to ,f1 t Ed Joswick and his en. The fiowers will join bur, i fl' ',N t e r t a . n men t commit. ~os, steeping Mexican figures Mr. and Mrs. George H.I Photo by lIIartin Schwelg :::: \;::1 1 . In scrapes and sombreros, Stover. of Vincennes place, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Hayes, :::: ,4,' :::: tee have been workmg colored lanterns, flags of the are announ~ingthe engage' I Fitzgerald, of Lewiston road, ?f Oxford road, are announ~. :1:~'::: { (J l' weekI> completing (Unite? States and Mexico ment of thel! daughter, KAY are announcing the engage IIOg the engagement of theIr I :::: ::: lans and decorations for "and plOyatas to create a true EMILY, to Mark Foster ment of their daughter daughter, HOLLY, to Stephen :.:...... tIII" :.: P . south of the border atmos. Ethridge, 111. son of Mr. MARGARET MAR Y, td~lJen. Anderson, son of Mrs. ;::: :1: ihis event, one of the big. phere. 8nd Mrs Mark F. Ethridge, James M. Morrison, son of .. hylhs Steph~ns Andersoll, :;:: ::: " gest parties on the club's I Special Mexican dresses Jr., of Lincotn road. The Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mor. ot Tucson, AriZ.,. and A. A. :::; ::: calendar. , have been designed by Peggy coupl~ is planning an August I rison, of Hampton road. Anderson; of ~hicago.. :::: ::: The c.ocktail hour will fea. Hoffm.,n for the evening's wed~rng. :Motly attended the Grosse Holly,. a lirosse .Pomte :::: ::: Lure taquitos wilh Spanish hostesses. Judi Law and ~hss Swver,. a Grosse roast at the Lundys' Bal. South HIgh Sc~ol nonors :::: ::: sauce, chorizo and beans, Delma Alfonso have asked Pornle South High School red Heart and Our Lady graduate, r e c e I v e d her :::: .:. tostadilos and guacamole! Mary Alexander, Mary Ellen graduate, rec.eive~ her de'j Star of the Sea High School. Ba~helo~s degree. f~om t~e :::: 1:1 with tequila drinks. Murphy, Gina Barrett, Har. gree from BrlarclUf College She is a graduate of Mary. UnJI'ersLly of MIchigan rn ::: ::. in May. Her fiance, a gradu. I ville College of the Sacred May. She affiliated with Chi ::: ::: Authentic M'lxican entrees riet Munley, Lou Aiken and ate of Phillips Exeter Acad'i Heart St.Louis Mo' a Omega sorority. ::: $ 6 $ 8 ::: will include camitas de Evelyn Eyesline to serve 011 e.ny aud Princeton Univer. member of Tau Beta a~d a He.r fiance, also a Uni. ::: each each ::: purco, rice, beans, costiLlas the hostess committee. sity, is currently working provisional member of the I'erslt.y of Michigan gradu. ::: ::: en verde, tacos, fried chicken MariachIs and folk dancing for Associated Press in Bos. Junior League of Detroit. ,at.e, IS presently associated ::: .' ::: and sluffed peppers. I should keep the party ex- ton residing in Cambridge, Her fiance was graduated with SLMargaret's Elemen. ::: Triangular bowl, gravy boat and Serving tray, cheese server, salad :;: To complete the 1,000 citing. Commodore George Mass. from Austin Prep School and tary School in St. Clair ::: ladle, square vegetable, divided servers covered vegetable di!jh ::: paper flowers needed for Menendez, of Westchester ----- Way n e State University, Shores. ::: " ::: decorations, Helen Markey road, is tooking forward to DANIEL J. TINDALL, of where he is currently work. An August 19 wedding is ::: vegetable, crumpet/bread server. sugar/cream/tray, chip 'n dip,::: and Jo Sh!Jrl have rotated joining his guests from Audubon road, has received ing toward his Masters de. planned, at Grosse Pointe ::: :::: evenings at the Club, super- Mexico, his fellow DYC a Bachelor of Arts degree gree in Business Adminis. Woods Pr')sbyterian Church. ::: :::: vising the constructioll of members and his many from ~he College of S1. lratiol!. :;:::: their, ,ommittee's work. I friends at the festivities. Thomas, St. Paul, Minn. A late August wedding is SWEDISH ::: ;:: ..-_ .. , ... 1 __ being planned. ::: ::: X ~ ISet Deeplands CITIZENS Club Meeting ~~.~~~.~~I I I' The annual meeting of LA DI ES ~~~ $11 each 1;1 You Know That Deeplands Garden Club is "".0 I scheduled for Monday June besides helping \\ . . . support candidates 12, at noon in the McKintey "~!!~,!..li Gallery tray, salad bowl, fruit I II avenue home of Mrs. E. L. i Dulmage. A plant exchange Call: Marian bowl. covered vegetable/casserole, ~jj I )', of the, highest qualifications for membership is planned by the members. Ottlllann ~~: oval bread and fruit basket. ::: I This is a closed meeting. , on the Board of Education," we also try to I I 294-1196 I)~ ill ,\\ provide a forum for study and discus- GERTRUDE K. SEARLES, : of Cloverly road, a 1922 Ripon I Ttlo""""- Manned ~1~ sion of the goals of public education in the College graduate , has been 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.. I~~~::: :.: awarded a Certificate of Monday ""11 ~::::i: ~ G.rosse Pointe Public School System." Me m be r s hip in Ripon's ~ ~ « "Golden R Club." ::: ," ~1~ Why don't you consider joining us to pro- i' ! ~.:':r,::.:'.:.. :':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:,:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;j: ,:" ... '~\S~.. <:Ar '-.;::;>- .:::~:.:.::~:• •• mote local control of our schools. We would ., \V*v~ .,./)~~~;) (-S appreciate your help. Dues are $5 for a , \ \, ,/. ~ ,'"'<._- /' .:.: family membership, and we invite your par- !i: The 't, ~/ (ff'~'. "b~ I r: ticipation. Send to: i ::: 0 d R :, ~ ;::: I ! CIIIZENS FOR EDUCA liON I uh oor orry:;i. ID Tom Candler, Pres. !!: P.O. Box 6872 '.. .JCene ~ ..- it~ "', :.:.~ Grosse Pointe, 48236 ~ ~ l ~~ ~ _._-----~--, ..__ ..... __._--,_._------~ ~ ~"." ~.. '.' '.' :::'.' '.' '.' '.' '.' ..::~:. :.:'.' , '.' JUNE .::: ::".'~ ::~:'.' ::=:

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m .:Il..::.::~i..: II" .. ·:~:: .. .. ~::: * N I I I REG. 16. to 36. i~ ~ I ~: ~ ~.~.' ":::: '~ hi OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER DRESSES NOW ~ ~ ::: Leacock sets the mood for outdoor :::: AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ... PRINTS, SOLIDS, ".' ~ ~~~entertaining with permanent press cotton tablecloths::: PATTERNS, IN ARNEl JERSEYS, POLYESTERS, AND ~ ~ OTHER EASY-CARE FABRICS.,. ALSO INCLUDED ::: with soil-release finish for easy care. ., ~ ~ ARE DRESSES WITH BIKINIS OR SHORTS .•. TRE- ~j1 A. Bandana print, a bright combination of lively ,j;l MENDOUS SELECTIONS! GREAT VALUES! MISSES, Im blue/white and red/white handkerchief squares. :::: JUNIOR, AND JUNIOR PETITE SIZES. l~: x 11~1 52"x52" square, 4.50 52"x70" oblong, $6 :1;1

1m 52"x88" oblong, 7.50 74" round, $14 BBC mitt, 1.25 Apron, 2.75 :,:j:.~j I::: B. Fringed mattress ticking cloth. Red/white or blue/white stripes. .. I::: '~~~48"x48" square, $5 48"x72" oblong, 6.50 48"x88" oblong, $8 *:::; OPEN ~. ~ 1j~ 70" round, $10 16"x16" napkin, each .85 BBC mitt, 1.25 Apron, 2.50 :;~; THURSDAY AND FRIDAY m c. Terry cloth tablecloth. Avocado, gold. yellow, blue or red solid colors. :1;~ ~ ~ NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. ::: 52"x52" square, $5 52"x70" oblong, $7 52"x88" oblong, $9 .:.: ;11 60" round, $10 ll"x 17" napkin, each .85 ~1;1

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. . ~...... :' ... ( •. ~ ," .~ ~.'.~ , ...... ,. .. ., •• - ... " JII 4. "" .. G ROSS E POI N TEN E W S Page Twenty.One \ ,/ . , Women's Page-- by, of and for Pointe Women I ------_._------.-- I July Bride Mrs. Robert H. Phillips Will Wed Woods Church Slates Social Pamela Poorman 11 The Grosse Pointe Chapter sundaes, cup c a k e sand of Lakeshore Chorus. a bar. homemade pie a la mode on bershop singing group led by the church lawn from 6:30 Wed In St. Paul's Russ Seely, will- add to the to 8:30 o'c1ock, Co.chainnen annual Ice CreBm Social fes. Mr. and ~rs. Richard Laramy tivities at Grosse Pointe I and )fr. and Mrs. Jack Rowe Reception at Her Parents' Rathbone Place Home ~ Woods Presbyterian Church plan a quick move into Fel. i next )l:onday, June 12. lowship Hall in the event of Follows Afternoon Ceremony at Which i The Mariners will serve rain. She Becomes Mrs. Robert H. Phillips

~eturning to Grand Valley State College, whllre it--CHILDREN'S WEAR tqey'a~e completin~ their freshman year and where ! Infan t-Toddlers Boys-Girls thru 14 tlley wIll be supervisors at the Campus View Apart. i Specializing;n odve,'i~ed brands. ments, are Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Phillips, who , Corle" Cinderella Wealher Tamer Health'ox were married Saturday, June 3. I Thomas Trim!il Mi" Quolily Donmoor ltretchin Saint Paul's. on . the I:~.------I Billy The Kid Lakeshore was setting for and sleeves. Her illusion veil I t}Jl} 1 o'!:lock rites, at fell from a matching bow, Mr. and Mrs. James R. ISABELLE'S White, of Brys drive, have Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Eu. ~. and. she carried a basket of 16434 E. Warren Ave., opposite Alger Theater which Fa~her James F. announced the engagement gene Collins. of Bishop road, ! spring flowers. Cronk, associate pastor" of their daughter, BEY. have announced the engage-II TU 4-7980 and The Rever end I .She was atle~ded by her ERLY CAROLYN, to Irvin I 111011. Ihru Sol., 9:30 'Iii 5:30 Fletcher Smith pastor of sister, C y.n t h I a Marg~ret ment of their daughter, I O. Norelius, son of Mrs. AI-I Michigan Bonkard Moster Charge BonkAmericord ':D t' t Poorman, 10 a frock of tired J ff A vin Norelius. of Duluth, JUDITH JANE, to Dick Glen II e erson v~nue vap IS lavender silk orgah2:a, de. Sheppard, of Nc\v Baltimore. ------...------Minn., and the late Mr. Church, presided. I signed and made by the Mr. Sheppard is the son of Mrs. ~hJ1lips is .the former bride, and a picture hat, Norellus. They plan a July 21 wed. Mrs. Charles Montgomery Pamela Elizabeth Poorman,~rrying a basket of spring oiFlint, and the late Paul daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. £lowers. ding at st. Joseph's Church I in Rice Lake, Wis., where Sheppard. P~u1 A. Poorman, .wh~ ente~- Flower girls, dressed in both are presently employed, I tamed at a reception In theIr lavender and white gingham, SPEt:IAL and where they will be -mak. Wayne Alumni Singles ' Rathboneplac'l home follow- were Jennifer .and Elizabeth I Ing the ceremony. ~ Car r, the bridegroom's ing their home. To Host Coffee Hour I The bri 12; 2 I\ubosson rUIIS, Teakwood pedestals; Teakwood settee; IClIndlest,cks. lamps. Bowls, MlIrbleand Clolsonee incense burner and 15 • 18 and 10. 16; Daum Nancy vase; T'ay•. etc.) Floor style WeAV. Animal bronles signed £lay,,,; CrownDerby more. lNG LOOM;Smllll hand loom; d,nner set; and mora. Antique glass and much more. SPECIAL FEATURE ALSO- appro>. 10 pieces 01 Antique SILVERinCludingpieces A!tendant Parking for JEWElRY,nclud,ng Men's and hy PUTlo/AM.Circa 1719 al/ Auclion sessions! lad,es' DIAMONDRINGSand Light lunch. Saturday! alMCElErS.

Further information phone WO 3.6255 • We honor major credit cards .JacobSorrs 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S Will VALIOATE YOUR TICKET Page Twenty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 8, 1972 i ------_._------_._-.----_.--_._----_ .._----._-._- I .~ Society News Gathered from the Pointes -_._------_._------iM :Garden Party to Honor' nlack-Schnoes Rite,~ Are Read Miss Doubles Wed . v. Hend~ie Mrs, Paul Huxley Miss Laura Jane Tocco I . To Take Bride i CHfoIyn Susan Schnoes lustered satin and pleated A gardcn [JHrly will be; and Joseph Loren Black chilfon sata )leau, styled Garden Service Mr. and-;; Julius W. given SurulHY, June II, by WCl'emarried Saturday, June wilh a ian-shaped Chapel At J. Semetko, of Wy.andotte, have :\11'.HnJ :\11".1.A. 'I'o~e'J, (If 3, in Ann Arbor, at a 1 train and accented with reo Selects Silk Organza Gown, Trimmed With Lace announced the engagement L 11 t h I" 0 P road. for their o'c1ock outdoor ceremony in emJ.iroidered Alencon lace of their daughter, Janice, to dilnghter, Laura .IaIll'. Thc Hudson's Mills Park, w!th I and seed pearls. and Pale Pink Ribbon, for Rites at Whk~ Michael V. Hendrie, son of oceHsion is I.anl'a ,lane's The Heverend Charles IrVin, A I d I C I t She Speah Vows to Paul Huxley Mr. and Mrs. George S. Hen. grilduation fro 11\ SI. :\IHry of lhe University of Michigan h d ~ce an P:tl'h ar=e °d drle, of Hillcrest road. •Academy of :'I!Olllllr!. She will Ca~holic Student Chapel pre. il~:si~~ecv~i~aug er .ere In the gardens of the Grosse Pointe War Me. The bride.elect was gradu. ! atlcnd A c qui Il as ('ullcge, sJdmg . l;lalid Hallids, up;';! fall. . She was attended by her morial Saturday, June 3, with Father James F. ated from Nazareth College :\11, and Mrs. Robcrl F. SIsters, Christine Schnoes, Cronk presiding, Sheila Doubles, daughter of Mr. and Is currently studying for On hand to iLsist in greet, Sehnoes, who moved recently as maid of honor, and brides- and Mrs. Harold G. Doubles, of Maui:;

G) ~= tured a full, floral-printed skirt. Bridesmaids, in pink, -::,:,';'~~ - E-=..... ~~;~ were K8ren Bachman, Mary Ann Doubles, the bride's L sister. Christine Morris and Starting June 9 thru the 30th Rosemary Lock. Their flowers were daisies and Sweetheart roses, Michael Huxley served as Drastic REDUCTIONS his brother's best man. They (10% AND MORE) are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huxley, of Roseville. PllOto by Paul Gaoh • PERSIAN YARN • RUG YARN Ushering were David and Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, June Kenneth Huxley, two other 3, in the gardens of the Grosse Pointe War TIle- • TAPESTRY YARN brothers, Jan Appei and morial were SHEILA DOUBLES, daughter of _?iJcher ~ David Howes. The bride's mother select . Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Doubles, of Madison • DINAH SHORE KITS ed a yellow chiffon dress, road, and Mr. Huxley, son of the Frank Huxleys, FOR the bridegrvcm's mother a of Rosevi,lle. gown of mint green silk FATHER~S DAY JUNE 18 crepe. Both pinned cymbi. Sigma Kappas Schedule Dinner Meeting June 14 dium orchids to their purses. ~C?~~h-~;'nt)l~After a wedding trip in The local Alumnae Chapter be obtained by contacting I CANDLES LS f G;f/ Ii northern Michigan, the new of Sigma Kappa sorority, Mrs, Leonaru at 8845239. i PUZZLES ~ Mr. IInd Mrs. Huxley will w hi c h includes membf:fs ------, MATCHES BOOKS 16960 HARPER AVE. 881-4363 make their home in Farm. from The Pointe and Ma- r;======'1l ington. coml> ~ounty as well as De- GAl\JIES PHOTO ALBUMS troit, will have its annual I dinnel meeting next Wednes. day. June 14, at 6:30 o'clock, GRADUATION at Mr. Paul's Chop House in Roseville. CAHDS AND PARTY GOODS .Installation of officers for PEHSONALIZED STATIONARY. 1972-73 will take place after dinner, at the home of Eileen I transferring from Detroit Thompson, out-going presi- WEDDINGS - ANNIVERSARIES dent. I The new officers include CARDS - GIFT WRAP Pointer Mrs. John Horn, as l\IEMOHY ALBUMS to New York area? president, and Pointers Mrs'l Theodore Binkowski, vice. HI) \.i F \"1) UIEH"I) '. president, Miss Margery 1l1':T1WIT. \IIUI. 17047 KERCHEVAL Horn, secretary, and Mrs. I William Leonard, cor r e - B21-J;)2:i OPEN UNTIL 9P.M. ponding secretary. Mrs. Don. I THURS. AND FRI. aid Littlefield, ol Detroit'l Quality eY'Ir',

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. ""_' II.'. '.. , _ .. f.. '" -. "II! .. • •• ~ Thursd.y, June 8, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_. __Page._------Twenty-Three Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe.Women FlowerJudge8~eetJune14 Elizabeth Cass OAR Mrs, William Ellerman I Queen Chosen For Derby Ball Honors St. Paul-ites The most important thing school graduation exercises. I young man has served as a Members of the Michigan 12:45 o'elock. Horticuuure is to an M.D. ehild-next to at. Kim will forgo her own Camp attendant for at least Graduate Judges Association topic of the afternoon pro- On bt:haU of the Elizabeth tending the Muscular Dys. graduation to attend the two years. of the -Woman's National. gram, featuring a visit to Cass Chapter, Daughten of trophy Summer Camp-is the Ball, lending full support to ---- the American Revolution, Farm and Garden Assocla. Mihelich Nurser~and tour young, dedicated attendant the M.D. cause. LINDA LUKE, daughter or Mrs. William Samplch, vice. UOD,lnc1udlng l'ointers Mrs. of its rose gardens, conduct. who will act as the child's Karen McGregor will re- MRS. HILDA LUKE, or ~ter regent, presented to Sister Harold smIth, the group's ed by William MlbeU.~h, Jr., arms and legs during Camp turn to Camp this summer riweather road, received a Ann O'Hallaran, ,principal of outgoing presIdent, 101r s . Ufe-long member of the Rose Week. as a second year attendant. Bachelor of Science degree St. Paul's SChooi, a framed Jobn Veech, Mrs. Theodore Society and past.presldent of Each year the Michigan Mary Rice, also will be an from B 0 s t G n University, painting of the signing of the Foster aDd Mrs. RolaDd Derby Ball, sponsored by attendant for the second time .....here she majored in Broad- the Metropolitan De t r 0 i t Deelaration of IDdependence, Postel, gather at the Cloek Landscape Association. Hazel Park Raceway, bene. this year. casting and Film in the on Awards Day at st. Paul's RestaurlDt in Gratiot ave- Bill is responsible for or. fits the camp. and each year Tim Fowler will escort School of Public Communica. 'l'uesday, June 6. nue for their annual .meeting ganizlng the three.year ae. the Ball committee honors Kim, Fred Stella. II. will lion, May 21. Linda plans to next Wednesday, June U. credited Horticulture Train. The Cha,pter also present.-- outstanding Camp attendants escort Mary, and Jim Haupt slay in Boston, working with After cof~e, the business I n g ,Program, coDducted ed Certificates of Apprecia. by choosing a Queen, a court will escort Karen. Each a film production unit. Iession bqlDs at 10:30 in the through Michigan State Uni. tion to Christine Norton, and escor\.s to reign over the -.------.-.-- ..-- ....- morDing. Reports will be verslty. He also has done Ca.rnIDe DeGalan, Christo. Ball. IIHJIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1UIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIII m 11II1111II11111111111I1I1I1II1l1I1I1I1I1II1l11111111I1ll! preseuted aDd offlcws elect. much research on grasses. pher ,Web b and lWbert ed, aDd tbl!'rewlll be are. The choice is made from I ONE WEEK ONLY! lli_ Palssy, for ,their participa. among 70 young men and • = view of the Dew "Guide for I' The real champion of en. tion in the American His. women who have worked at II - Flower Shows." durance champions has to tory Month Essay Contest, a Camp the previous year. LuDebeon Is scheduled for Ibe mother. nation.wide activity of the Kim ZeU, 18, will reign iEi. GIRARD PERREGAUX ~_ DAft. = j this year as Queen of the I • i Mrs. Marvin Putnam gave Michigan Derby Ball, to be BULOVA ACCUTRON ii presented tomorrow, Friday, II ~ .....,.:"""-, :; the winner of this contest, J ames Mooney, a Certificate June 9, at 8 o'clock in the .... ~ of Award for outstanding Michigan Palace. Karen Me.!! Trade-In := work in AmerIcan History % Gregor, 15, and -Mary Rice, 5 El and a copy of "In Washing. 2 5 Allowance i_ VANfURNIlURtl 17, are court princesses. ,GROSSE PH: BIRMINGHAM liVONIA 5 0 - ton," illustrating the DAR's Kim was chosen for her 5 for Your Michigan State Room with outstanding dedication to the 5 Old Watch ~ its 17th century Ubrary and M.D. campers and the in. i !!i1l explaining theWO"'k done by dividual love and devotion 5 Hurry for this limited offer i the Daughters of the Ameri. she has extended each camp- Ii can Revolution in education, er assigned to her care. A == ecology and patriotism. of ""------~----_I"!!i1l_~ perfect example this dedi.!! S . II P' d cation is evidenced by her i peclU y nce :3 Receiving degrees from attendaneeat the Ball, held 5 TION ~_ », Skidmore College May 14 Photo by James Alkire were LOUISA H. BOWEN, 'h".m. nigh' " h..... ghIi GR~~~;'S I Married in University Presbyterian Chapel, of Elm court, Bachelor of West Lafayette, Ind., Saturday, May 27, were Arts in English, and LOUISE DEBORAH LEE RATUSNIK, daughter of Mr. B... ~~UGHT, of La Salle and Mrs. Edward Ratusnik, of Roslyn road, and Club to Meet I Save on Diamonds - Birthstone Rings pl-.ce, Bachelor of Arts in Park Garden ~ ~======_ American Studies. Mr. Ellerman, son of the William J. Ellermans, ~ of Glen Ellyn, Ill. Members of the Grosse I KI SKA Pointe Park Garden Club = ~ Igather for their final spring ~ JEWELERS 5!_ meeting next Monday, June lli I h '11 _ Ellerman-Ratusnik 1'> at the Harsen's Island :: 63 Kerchevo , on~t e.HI ;: hdme of Mrs. Frederick J.\5 lcwer level Coloniol Federal Bldg. lli Schumann. The ladies will ~) 885-5755 i tour Mrs. Schumann's gar- = ~ = VOW.S Are Spoken dens. iilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIUlIlII1III 1IIIIIUllIIllIIllIIllIIlIIllIlIIlIIllIlIllIUU'.

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At a "wedding in the round," gathered ill; a TEENAGERS circle around a white.clothed table centered With \ • pink roses, pink daisies and baby's breath r~nging a white wedding candle, Deborah Lee Ratusmk .and. William Eugene Ellerman exchanged marriage PRE-TEENS vows. ~ I • The words of the cere. I ganza sleeves. They w:lre BEGINNERS mony were written by' halos of pink daisies and I For the 'b rid e and bride- baby's-breath in their hair. • the Very grooJ;l1, and a guitar com. Best man was John Gustaf') INTERMEDI. TES Young bo and a girl soloist pro- son, ~nd ushers were Robert vided the music. MartIn _ and Robert Durfee, • and ADVANCED The bride, daughter of the all .Phl Gamma Delta ~ra- The Young Edward Ratusdtks, of Ros. termty brc;thers of the brIde. at Heart lyn road, designed and fash. groom at Purdue. . . ioned her smock.bodiced Son of the WIlham J. white silk organza gown for Ellermans, of Glen. ElIy~, Per the rites in University Pres- m., he. plans to contmue hIS 3 WEEK SESSiONS only $20 Week byterian Chapel, West LaCay- education a~ ~urdue, whe~e ette, Ind. he ~as a Jun:or before hiS * Mon.-Thurs. 2 Hours Per Day - 1-3 p.m. and 3-5 p.m. A circle of pink Sweetheart studIes we~e Interrupted by roses held her illusion veil, Army serVice, wh~n he com- and she carried a single pink pletes that serVIce, after Each session will be divided into one .hour of instruction rose. Christmas. and one hour of supervised play. With limited size classes. She was attended by honor For the mid-afternoon ri~es I maid Brenda Brown and Saturda)'. May 27, at WhICb bridesmaids Beth Parker and Dr. Robert Wengert offici- I Janet Aydak, her Phi 'Mu ated, and the reception f~l. Top professional instruction will be provided by club pro- sorority sisters at Purdue lowing in the Chapel SOCial fessional Jon Hainline: former U of M. Captain, Big Ten University and by her sister, Hall, Mrs. Ratusnik selected Deirdre Ratusnik, as junior a rose and white cotton knit Tennis Champion and currently No. 1 Men's Doubles SATURDAY, JUNE 10th bridesmaid, in a pink, flower- dress and a corsage of pink Player in the Middle States. One Show Only sprigged frock, carrY:,llg a roses. . basket of pink daisies. 'The bridegroom's mother TENNIS JUNE 19-JUL Y 6 10 AM The senior attendants' pink chose a lime green linen and white gingham gowns suit, with white accessories, SESSIONS JULY 1O-JULY 27 Free wilh Generai Admission were fashioned with pink or. and a pink rose corsage. The newlyweds vacationed ARE: JULY 31-AUGUST 17 University Campus NOW S F S d in the Poconos and will make et or un ay their home at Fort Bragg, nom POUlT[: 20343 Mock Avenue TU 4.5885 FOR RIESERVATIONS AND DETAIL"; COME IN, OR CALL II.MINSHAII: 999 S.Hunter At Woodward M17-2600 1045 Cook Road Statewide Convention in Fayetteville, N. C., until LIVONIA: Merri-5 Plaza. 5 Mi.lMerriman 522-3600 I Grosse Pointe I they move to a Purdue Vni. SMOP: Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9 P.M. ~ Woods ~, The National Organization versity apartment. :::a ~ '.for Women's first annual ------~ GROSSE POINTE statewide convention will Cited for superior academ- take place at the Union ic achievement during the I~ I INDOOR Building in East Lansing this Winter Term at Alma Col. Sunday, June 11, from 10 to iege are LINDA A. BE LAN. 5 o'cloek. Members, potential GER, daughter of the JOliN ~ TENNIS CLUB FOUR BEDROOMS members and guests are in- A. BELANGERS, of Hunt vited. Club drive, and JOlIN D. MON.-FRI. 9 A.M.-II P.M. The convention will launch CERNEY. son of the TRV. 4849 Canyon at Mack PHONE 886-2944 coordinated action through. MAN CERNEYS, oC Lake- See our o,her announcemen' on Page 3 out Michigan on political, in. shore road. dustrial, educational and I ----- .- legal fronts. Representatives of newly. formed chapters will convene for informational workshops dealing with the mechanics of orglmization and wilh a I wide spectrum of women's issues, including political reo form in weUare, abortion and child care and the elim- ination of sex discrimination In Michigan Bell and other industries, in educalion, in law and in the mass media. I NOW is a civll rights or. A fantastic home with all of the rooms lorge. A formol dining room ganization for women, dedi. and a famity room with a two way fireplace. A lovely kitchen with cated to improving woman's built in appliances. Two full baths. Tilc.-dbasement. seU.image and to l!qual par- ticipation of women in the mainstream of life.

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Diane Marie Sehim I Mrs. Neil W. Byrne Miss Conley Says K~=~:i:~~:::l~~~t::."~~::O~~.k daughter of the William roast at the LundyI" Bal- r d Wed T0 Mr. W aI5h VOW sOn June 3 ~~e~e~~sca~~~~s, e~~O~i~gme; la~:n:t i :: :o::~fupagne round of pre-nuptial parties, bruncij at the Village "Worn. Kathy and Charles Victor en's Club across town are Mayor Roman Gribbs' Personal Secretary Speaks Newlyweds NeiJ Walter Byrnes Will Make Home Booth, lII, will exchange the Thomas Nickelsons and marriage vows in Saint h Vows in May; Her Sister Returns from in Detroit; Reception at Golden Lion Paul's.on-the-Lakeshore next William Vaehls, bot of Bloomfield Hills. Germany to Be a Bridesmaid Follows Noon Rites Wednesday, June 14, , Setting for the Saturda') June 3, wedding of Entertaining for the bride. Chuck is the son of Mr, Diane Marie Schiro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J elect have been Mrs, Arthur and Mrs, Charles Victor Leonard W. Schim, of Fairford road. and Joseph M~rtha Ann Conle~, daughter of Mr: and Mrs, James Bartley, of Lakeshore road, Booth, Jr., of Blo~mfield Manus Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Walsh. Conley, of PrestwICk road, and Nell Walter Byrne, at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Hills. son of the John Byrnes, of Severn road, was Ou;, Club; Mrs. Thomas K. of Reno, Nev., exchanged marriage vows at a The wedding will. be a double ring ceremony Saturday, May 27, in 51. Lady Queen of Pea'~e Church. I Fisher, of Lothrop road, at small. family ceremony, and Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church. The noon r it e s, at !---- .------i the Country Club, and Mrs. 'II b f II ed b 'd' . ' , C '1' h I R b t D e at th Bl'r WI e 0 ow y a !Dner The brid.e wore a long.s------WhICh The Reverend Don- I oull IS . 0 er uss au, e . t th C t CI b aId B MacLennan presid-' Their floor length frocks I mingham Athletic Club, . I a e oun ry u. sle~ved Vict~rian go~n were Mrs, Carlton Kammer d . f II d b were fashioned with vest.like Mrs, Hans Gehrke, Jr" IS I .. of Ivory English ~et, WIth and Mrs. Robert Roy, sisters e ,w~re 0 owe y a organza bodices embroiderl.'d among those who. selected JOHN McCLOS~; 33, of accents of BelgIan lace of the bride Mrs Judith r~cephon at the Golden with lavender, white and el1,rly June in which ~o fete Stanhope avenue, a. ~o~er and a Court train and a Emerson aM Mrs. B: Michael LIOn. green flowers. long, fun MISS Carroll, as did the for 22 years, shot his first portrait veil falling from Kramer, home from Ger. I The bride's silk organza sleeves of white organza I' Bradford Lundys, Robert I hole.in-one recently, aci.1g a headpiece of Alenc;on many for the occasion, and gown ieaturt!d a Venice lace and lavender chiffon skirts. Colemans, Joseph Vaughns, the 162-yard Number 1.7 at lace and seed pearls. the bridegroom's sisters, Ibodice, with a square neck. Best man was Richard J. Addison Bartushes, John Glen Oaks, He scored' a 78 She c;;.rried a cascade of Dana, Krislan and Maureen line. and long, full, bee- Ciaramitaro, Marly Morau, G. Gormans and Leo Marxes, Ifor the round. '. "_ white butterfly roses, steph. Walsh. cuffed sleeves. Mike McNulty and Alan Ray anotis and baby's-breath. They wore identical gowns Matching lace edged her seated the guests. \lit's a Mrs. David Adams, sister of lavender chiffon trimmed floor length illusion mantilla, A floor length gown of I Nautical Outfitting lime ll of the bride, served as ma. I with ivory floral lace, and which fell fr(lm a Camelot lavender floral-printed nylon at the Ship's Wheel cap, and she carried a spring chiffon was Mrs. Conley's ~'" ,'-'"', .... Bd'''m.ld. 01pJnk 'le. I'm"" ,,,••'" bouquet of white roses, car- choice for her daughter's SHIP'S WHEEL FOUL WEATHER nations, baby's.breath and wedding. Her corsage was SAILING FOR SAFETY AFLOAT 1 daisies, with lavender ac- an orchid. cents. The bridegroom's mother SUIT BROWSE Carrying arrangements of selected a gown of lemon with the lavender and white garden yellow chiffon, styled with TH E SU IPS I Clowers were Kay Conley, a vest-like bodice and skirt HIDDIN HOOD WHEEL I MARTHA ANN CONLEY spoke her mar- who served as her sister's in a lemon yellow print.~nd riage vows to Mr. Byrne. Saturday, June 3, in honor attendant. and brides- an orchid corsage. maids Mrs. Richard Ciara- The newlyweds will be Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Their par(Jnts ;29;~ ~ mitaro, Pat Byrne, the bride. making their home in De. are the James Conleys, of Prestwkk road, and groom's sister, and Becky troit. ' • rCH' MAn end Women l' ~l • Wate'proof Mr. and Mrs. John Byrne, of Severn road. • Windproof • Slain and di,t rl!peUent • Hood i. lifled and fold" into a neot COLLAR Mrs. • ld ltGl for boaling ond (Ill outdoor lpons., (; CANVAS ! 'il1' lACK1TOt-!i.Y OXFORDS $24.50 Value $17.95 Foul Wellther Comfort ~~~~~ ( With StyI. 7xSO CF BINOCULAR FU!.L 414 FT. FIELD OF VIEW Brings action, things ernd people "olmost dose enough to tOllch" ii fLOTATION ..JACK.~ TISSOT Mizzen - Mate. All we' Uier jacket that will keep a . ully The Perfect way to say Happy :dre&sed adult afloat. Ideal (all year-round) for on or Fflther's Day on Sunday, June 18th ,off. shore wear. Navy! or International Orange. tlen: The gift of a Tissot can make this Father's Day a S. M, L. XL $55. Wome~: 5, memorable one. Tissot has been making greClI walches 90 M, L $55. -': for over 100 years. It's a name that's trusled and ALL STYLES $13 respected in more than 120 counlries. It's one gilllhat Dad will enjoy for years 10 Gome. See our complete Thurs., Fri., Sat. only our complete stock N:rutical Gifts collection af Tissol watches from $39.95 to $200. of AndiClmo Shoes Promoted at this low 50 and Boat Supplies price. Choose from Casual to Dress. Selec- S "'f it's nautical but A - :;:'-bullon, 4-dlal chronogr&ph. Measures elapsed intervals 0' nice - we'y. got it" sC'conds. mln'ules and hours as well as. fl.!gular lime of day. Outer rim 9 tion of colors. 3 tenlalns t.1chymeter and pulsation scales, SlaL"les5 steel, water. re5l'stanl case Malching bracelet, , $125. B ~ Sell-Winding Scastar wilh date-telling dial. Yel[ow lop, sleel ship's wheel back watcf,'csISlant case .. , . . ,$65 WALTON PIER'CE 19605 Mack TU 2-1340 • Kercheval at St. Clair • Somerseti Moll Open Doily 9 to 6 Valente Jewe/~rj Wed Saturday, May 27, in st. Paul Evan- Grosse Pointe Troy Saturdays 9 to 5 gelical Lutheran Church were DIANE MARIE Since 1934 SOHIM, daughter of the Leonard W. Schims, of Fairford road, and Mr. Walsh, son of Mr. and FIRST OFFERING 16601 E. Warren TU 1-4800 Mrs. Joseph M. Walsh, of Reno, Nev.

gance carnations and purple statice. Best man was the bride-I gr:oom's brother, Patrick I Walsh, ot Ann Arbor. USher-, ing were another brother, James Walsh, John Erb, of Chicago, David Welmerink, I Jam(:s Rademacher and Lau- rence LeMange. Thc mother of the bride! chose an aqua-skirted chif- fon gown, styled with a gold jeweled bodice. The bride. I groom's mother wore a floor- length lemon yellow crepe skit .and matching lace-and- sequin top, Both carried gold cymbidium orchids. The Reverend Charle~. W' Sandrock and Father Michael Giumon officiated at the j Owner Transferred - Must Sell 6 o'clock rites, which were I Thi, well bUIll, noot and

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long dress of pink matelasse, frocks, and the flowers in featuring a beaded Empire their hair m..tched the ecral Mrs. James A. Neill bodice, with a wrist corsage and blue blossoms in their Miss Flaska Bride of pink rosebuds and b;:by's. Miss Forte Married Irm baskets. breath. Tbe bridegroom, son of The bridegroom's mother Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Neill, of chose an Empire. waisted To James A. Neill' Mount Clemens, I s ked Of Cass Shumann dress of yellow chif!on, styled Thomls Kern to act II best with butterfly sleeves. Her man. The bride's brother, Ooubie Ring Ceremony Is Followed by Reception I wrist corsage was fashioned Wears Mother's Antique Ivory Satin Gown at Paul Forte, the bridegroom's 'd ' N' of ycllow rosebuds and cousin, T h tt mas Langley, at Gourmet House: Brl egroom s leces baby's-breath. Saturday Morning Rites in Our Lady Star of John Fleischer, Robert Ble. Are Flower Girls ----- the Sea Church licki and Bruce Mathews Josiah Harm/lr OAR ushered. A home in S1. Clair Shores awaits Mr. and Mrs. Endl! Year June 10 Carrying a replica of her mother's bridal bou. Presiding at the 10:30 Cass A. Shumarn, vacationing in Nassau following quet, white roses, stephantis and other white flow. o'clock rites in Our Lady ers surrounding a coral orchid, Jo Ann Susan Forte Star of the Sea Church was their Saturday, June 3, wedding in Grosse Pointe The Grosse Pointe General became James A. Neill's 'bride Saturday, June 3. I The Reverend Thomas Os. Woods ,Presbyterian Church. Josiah Harmar Chapter, She wore her mother's~------borne. A recepUon at Roy.It, Mrs. S~umann is the" I Daughters of the American gown of antique ivory t h tb House followe

You rememb'3r this one? The white colonial with the land- scaped side lot and the house which rests on top of a gentle rise. Inside are generousli' proportioned rooms rich with detailing, and each of the four bedrooms has its own bath.

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114 Kercheval, on the Hill - 886-6010 6 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 lavs, 3 fireploces, copper plumb'olg and sprinklers. Anderson windows, large formal <.lining room, family room, birds-eye maple paneled library, built-in elevator, finished rec room, wet bar, carpeting, drapes, BEAUTIFUL SETTING IN THE SHORES new kitchen, heated 2 car attached garage, early occupancy, move-in condition. Offered by owner. . photo by Irene Agdan Marriage vows were spoken Saturday, June VA 1-0582 3, in Grosse ,Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church by GAIL DARLENE FLASKA, daughter of the William Flask as, of Manchester boulevard, and Mr. Shumann, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Fredrick Shu. mann of Newcastle I'oad. Garden Clubs Staging Show

Mea d 0 w Brook Hall on public. Admission is $4. the Oakland University cam. Objective of this joint ef. pus, Rochester, will burst fort by the 55 District One with bloom Wednesday and garden clubs is to provide Thursday, June 21-22, when monies for the scholarship District One of the Feder. fund of the Foundation of ated Garden Clubs of Michi- the Federated Garden Clubs gan presents a "first ever" of Michigan. flower show. French styled 1Y.zstory home in prestigious location. 1sl floor has large The extravaganza will Ch th S' t I living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen with built. ins feature an exhibition of 45 rysan emum oele y and brk. room, 15)(20 library with fireplace and bar, huge activities artistic designs on the main To Meet Next Sunday I ~ floor of the manor, a judged -- I" room, utility room and 2 large boedrooms with 2Y.z bath\. 2nd floor has standard flower show with The next regular meeting I"~. 2 large bedrooms with 1Y.z baths and attic storage. There ,is also a art I s ti c, horticulture and of the Greater Detroit Chrys- , sprinkler system, intercom, fire alarm, central oil' conditioning and educational exhibits in ,the anthemum Society will be I entertainment hall, artistic held at 3 o'clock Sunday, , attached garage with circular drive. exhibits in the second floor June 11, at ,the WWJ Audi. family bedrooms and a tour torium in west Lafayette of the manor house and its boulevard, featuring a topic surrounding gardens. I of interest for visitors The display is open to the, members alike. 15 Learning a Rich and Exciting Experience for Your Child? Did you know that the DETROIT WALDORF SCHOOL offers: EXCF.!'LENT LOCATION FRENCH INFLUENCE • A living and imaginative approach 10 academic Jub;ecls Neor o..r locly Star of See in Ihe Shores. OXFORD ROAD - W.II oppointlld cnd Ilecutifu\ 3 bedroom 2Y, both Ronch, Formol conveniently locoted. ,his handsome

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' tering for two.week sesslon~ August 5 8nd August 6 to callmg the Campmg Deparl. near Gra:/iil 'Rjver~' and also require help In adapting to ners guitar or piano lessons. at Camp Metamora andl August 19. ":lent of thr~ Girl Scout Of. at its branches. Needed are community life. Some must Some wish to learn to sew, Camp Innisfree a b I e tOI The two-week res ide n t flce, 961.89.:.1. not only those who have acquire confidence in using cook or to improve their ap- choose from a variety of spe'l camping sessions at Innis. A day camping program, specific 51OI1s,,110nlac!s and public transportation, going pearance. cial beginning and advancedl free run from June 25 to operating at Proud Lake Re. talents, bl,lt also (hose wbo marketing and going down.. Volunteers might enjoy programs.. July 8, July 9 to July 22 and creat!on An~a, Rochester Re. (_e_el_the~h_a_ve_on_l_y_under.,town. assistance in going te1Ung stories to children i These include setting UPI July 23 to August 5. creation Area and Lower ------and assisting regularly in the outpost camping sites, eeol.! Both Camp Innisfree and Huron Metropolitan Park, Day Care Center. Many of ogy projects, watersports., Camp Metamora have open- opens June 20.. Scouts are these children have had few backpacking trip:;. outdoor lings for some sessions. Both bussed t? the sl.tes for two. The:Garden Court opportunities to relate to cooking and preparation for ~re open to scouts of the week dally sessIOns through malt>. figures, and need to advanced camping trips. as Metropolitan Detroit Council July 20. experience wholesome reo well as canoe and hiking from 9 to 17 years of age. Information about this pro. latlonshlps with a "big broth- trips in northern Michigan Non.scouts and scouts from gram may also be obtained er." "father" or "grand. and Canad8. other Councils are accepted by calling 961-8921. father." In operation since 1937, f Trping, math ability and! Camp Metamora. lIear La. telephone answering ability I peer, is used by troops 'J1q l troop and resident camping,! Ing, sales or industry may the latter for the f1rst time.l have contacts which would be Mr. and Mrs. H. Hugh MUllinger, of Severn A third site, Camp Holly.; 2900 E. Jefferson an asset in procuring con. near Holly, is available for! tract work or jobs for newly. road, are announcing the engagement of their THE ART SCHOOL daughter, JANET PATRICIA, to MICHAEL troop camping throughou~ ,'nj,' ~m259-2038 skilled handicapped persons. the year. I -if! '" ,nrJ hod Persons interested in volun. JOHN KILLEEN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. OF THE SOCIETY Of teering should phone 964- Killeen, of Moran road. Jal1ct, a graduate of c 3900 and ask for Mrs, Price. Grosse Pointe High School, is a senior in the of Belanger road, JAN1 "!':::~, \"fD • There may be tasks such as College of Lyman Briggs, Michigan State Univers- ELEANOR BEN SON, 'fJ.' ARTS AND CRAFTS Urriver~ity-Liggett School sales, caring for flowers in ity. Michael, graduated from Gonzaga University, Fisher road, BRA D L~' the roof garden, or. supervis- is presently stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kans., FRASER SMITH, of MOjl,t,l 245 East Kirby Street Detroit, Mir:higan 48202 , ing recreation or crafts acti- Vernon road, KIRK AL ! SUMMER SCHOOL as a second lieutenant in the United States Anny. G REM E L, of Blairmor: 313 872-3118 Established 1926 vities that would prove chal. A September wedding is planned. ienging to prospective volun. court, PATRICIA LEE ,R .' teers. BENBURG. of Edmunjlton: 1< '" "rl k ELEMENTARY I drive, JOHN J. SOUTHCW,! Degree Progran;js in:; • Verbal Skills'rD"Velt';~ment Program of Canterbury _ " i Friends of MRS. MARY nI, fO d • MalhematiC! "'1 .. ' MARLENE E. GROSSE,lof' Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics, Smoll Clo"e, (four to ,ix student'l COR N ElL LIE, including St. Clare To Host West Kings court, MICJtA,EL' Selected loculty I,om our ,101/, MRS. JOSEPH BEAUFAIT, R. HOlLERBACH, of W~S'h; June 19lh Ihrough' Augu,t 41h, Monday lhrough Friday, MR. and MRS. VINCENT Advertising Design, ington road, M I C H A ~ L 8,00.12,15", "" LEACH, MR. and MRS. KEVIN HURST, of Cp\ohial OSCAR KELLER, MRS. JO. Moonlight Cruise Metalcraft, Photography, court, THOMAS RO,B]i:RT COLLEGE PREPARATORY SEPH FRESARD and MRS. 5'nall cia"e, allow ler slrengthening cnd odvanced work in GERTRUDE CAROLINE, J 0 U P PI, of NottIn~''iham and Industrial Design mathematic~l ~nglis.h, and foreign languoges. Advanced Reunion of An Parish Grade School Classes to road, BARBARA E INE . credit cousell.' i~~history, surprised her on her 88th PARSONS, of Welltp~ er birthday April 27. at SI. Jo- Highlight This Year's Excursion; Father June 19th'throu9h Augu,t 4th, M"",doy through Friday. road, RICHARD C~LES , Accredited by the 8,00 ]2.1 51,.",,; , seph Home for the Aged in Joseph Dustin Will Play His Banjo GREENUP, of Bedl~ ~ad. ' ')V/ :~. Cadieux road, with a large EMlLY KATHE~~~NE National Association of Schools of Art ,:" i." SUMMER ~ROGRAM OF cake and gifts. Members of St. Clare de Montefalco Parish are B ROW N, of J3ucljingham .... 1jJ: ~ extending an invitation to all neighbors to "leave READING INSTRUCTION road, JOAN MARIE j KEN- Also Certificate Programs The summer program beneiih both the poor and the overage Among those gathered at the rest of the world behind" and join them as they NEL. of MiddleseJ(! )Joule. reader. The pgol r~ad~r. ,.(Tloy expect a carefu' diagnosis of his the Bloomfield Open Hunt cruise the Detroit River and Lake st. Clair next vard. ROB E RT ,'JPSEPH VA approved Catalogue available 'eo ding skill deve!opme~1 ~nd' 0 sound foundation 01 in,',uc. Club recently for olI Michigan Thursday evening, June 15, HAY E S, of Bea,cpnsfield tion in ba~rc .skHh. The.. oy~roge reader may develop his skills Derby Ball Invitations Com- 10 Ihal he '.ad~, ,f""te" comprehends more and ,tudies avenue. and LYNN, DEE mittee addressing session :was This Fifth Ann u a li >-. efiicienIJY:t:J" l) 'trfl", 'l '~1!' Moonlight Cruise spon. all alumni of SI. 'Clare Grade SCHOENHALS. of 'l:Tampton Register now for Summer School MRS. WILLIAM H. BUNDE- l road. : I '''J~'''', ::1( C',Begin,rJune 1910 School, from its inc~ption in SEN, of LincoIn road. The sored by the St: Clare I (Continued on P,~e 34) For lr1fbnnaUoft'J'Durrel C. Watson, Director Ball, benefitting the Muscu. At b let i c 'Commission, 11927,. to hold a massive class TU 4.~44\$ '(jr~E!yenjn95: 885.5664 Lar Dystrophy Children's aboard the Bob.Lo boat, reum~n .on ~oard. . . , 'f,-j ~,!)n_ )() " Camp, is scheduled for June departs the foot of Wood- . AsslstJn~ In the coordina- 9. tion of tillS herculean effort \~ard a v e n u e .at 8:30 are Reunion chairmen John o clock r e t urn 1n gat Potvin, 885.7555, and Francis 11:30. Feola, 822-5997.They may be REUPHOLSTERY The Cruise has developed contacted for further in. into a fine Parish tradition. formation. In addition to tlanci!?g under Tickets at $3 per person S~~cial Spring Prices the stars to the musIc of the are available from Dr. Tim ship's orchestra. the evening Sullivan 882.7880 and Jo. offers entertainment by seph Pellerito, 822-4875. Gen- Any' standard 2-pc. set, $11995 WeekIYn~~parture~fot 1972, Thursdays, returning Sundays (4 days-3 nights) via, banjo-playing priest Father era I chairman is James Syl. Joseph Dustin, and by Dr. vain 882-4044 assisted by I ' :: (/obo, cnlyJ , r ~UnftedAiriLines no" .~op jet transportation to las Vegas. Richard Ferrara. Jose~h Cuete;, 886-4917, as ,~r~~:~~~~"..:n.ur.".y., (S"0,.,4 IIll&t.) 'rolll $189.00 This year, in an extension general co-chairman. FREE ESTIMATES of the usual format, the Thomas VE:,biest is presi. 1'tCM'-Q~~:.Hot.U~commodlltions at tile Brand New HOLIDAYINN-CENTER STRlPr Absolutely No Obligation ,.lttUlId trip air transportation fram Detroit and many othtr packqll8 features. Athletic Commission is offer- dent of the SI. Clare Athletic Ing facilities of the boat to Commission. Have that sofa or chair . ',J<" based o"double occupancy, plul $15.75 per p.non fer tcx and urvl ••. expertly reupholstered and 's'" ~ 'J CMHIR StRIP HOTELS ARI AVAILAIU. AT ADDITONALCOST, covered in specially treat. ALADDINI SAHARAI fRONTllAI DESEAT INNI AIVIIRAI ed fabrics. from q wid". 7 Nights. DOYILosAngel.s.Lo. V.SOI pockoge In.llIdl"S Short and to The Pointe selection of decorator col- one full day at Dlsn.yIClnd, prl•• $225 pIllS $30 for tax & •• ",1•• ors. Call for free pick-up (Continued from Page 17) and WALKER L. CISLER, and delivery. ,rT:RANSCONTINENTAL~~~~1~ MICHAEL A. MESSER, of Devonshire Toad. or Blairmoor court. has re- • • • ceived his Bachelor of Receiving Bachelors de. Science degree in Business grees from We9tern Michi. Administration fro m the gan University recently were University of Kansas. TIMOTHY JOHN McCANN, of S e \' ern road, JOHN :;;,':::;,::'OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 I Among co.chairmen• • • for

'There are lots of opportunities for fun for the whole family when you live right on lake St. Clair. One hun. dred fifty feet of lakeshore with a triple seawall, boat dock and hoist. The contemporary three bedroom home is four years old. The utility garage for lawn equipment is well removed from 'he house. There are all, of the amenities and extras thot you would expect NEFF386.388 Each unit is unique in a luxury home.

Formol living rooms with natural fireplaces, full dining 886-5800 • roomsr 2 bedrooms, den (1st floor), sitting room and , pleasant enclosed porch (2nd floor). Great recreation room with fireplace and wet bar. Excellent location near trans. III portation and one blo.:k from City Municipal Pork, .IChwelt~er 18'780 MACK 21300 MACK Inc. Gro"e Pointe Farms Rea torI Gr.>sse Pointe Woods JOHN S. GOODMAN, 1386.5800 93 Kercheval 'On The Hill' 886-3060 , 886.4200

.' Page Twenty-S.ven Thursd~y, June 8, 1972 GROSSE POIN1E NEWS ------Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women ------N."RGARET FENLEY VAUGHAN, daughter ot the DeIIe CaIdwe II Morne· d May 27 Mrs. William S. Allen Mrso David Norton H J:NiR Y VAUGHANS, o( Edgemont Park, is one of 89 Delle Jean Caldwell and lace. Matching lace threaded I Best man was .John are, m,n and women who re- James Archer Kopcke, who with ivory satin ribbon ac- of Edinboro, Pa, In the usher cehed the degree of Bache. were graduated May. 6 from cented h~r A.line skirt, and corps were the bridegroom's

lor of Science in Nursing the University of Michigan, her train was Chapel length. I brother, Richard Kopcke, of .. I I I fron Cornell University May eXChanged marriag.e vow s A Camelot cap caught her C~mbridge, Mas I., Barry , 3t. She attended Earlham 5a!urday, May. 27, In Grosse triple-tiered illusion veil. She RIder,. of No,~ East, Pa .. Co'1ege, Richmond, Ind., be. Pomte MemorIal Church. carrie':! white daisies, with and Michael KIdney, of Ann f~le transferring to the She is the daughter of Mr. yellow Sweetheart roses and Arbor. i Qrnell University.New York and Mrs. T.E. "Gene" Cald. baby's.breath. Mrs. Caldwell cl1os~ a loag ~ospital SChoo~ of Nursing well, of Williams avenue. He She was attended at the gown, s.tyled. with agree. n 1PNew York Clly. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. h t Ik k t • • ., _ IWilliam R. Kopcke, of North evening ceremon)' by her sis- and w I e 51 ,organza S,lr _ ter, Mary Caldwell, as maid and green c:hi1f~n brod~ce, DR, GERTRUDE ZEMEN East, Pa. of honor, and bridesmaid for h~r daugh~er s weddmg. qASS, psycholo~ist, of. the A reception at Alger House Carolyn Schnoes, her friend She plDned wblte Sweetheart Advanced BehaVioral SCience of tt.e Grosse Pointe War from Grosse Pointe Hi g b roses to bl\lr purse. , . '.enter, Fisher road, recog. Memorial followed the 7 0'- School and roommate at the The bridegroom's moth dzed as one of the most per. clock rites, at which The University of Michigan. selected a gown of muI. eeptlve s~udents of women Reverend Eugme Locke pre. With the help of the bride, colored print chiffon, p In the .Umt~ States, will be sided, they fashl'oned theIr yellow predominating and a pili lhe climaxUlg speaker for '. . 'bid ...,j'" the first conference on The The bride's candlelight silk cotton and polyester frocks, cymbIdium ore purse CO~1" Role of the Executive Wile orgaClUl go w n featured a complimented bv bouquets of sage. .\ to be held at Oakland Uni: high.rise waistline and man-I daisies, yelloW Sweetheart 1 The newlyweds will make versity Wednesday, May 31. darin collar of peau d'ange roses and baby'5.breath. their home In Edinboro, Pa.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED EJ.~ECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN TO BE HELD JUNE 12, 1972

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Election of The Grosse Pointe Public School SY8tem, Wayne CQunty. Michigan, will be held in said School District on Mond~, the 12th day of June, A.D. 1972. The polls of election will be open from 7:00 o'clock A.M. to 8:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Standard Time, on aaid June 12, 1972. The places of election will b€ the duly deaignated voting places in each election precinct in the School District and are as follows: photo by Palmer Studio Wedding vows were spoken Saturday eve- NANCY ,LOUISE NOBE}L and Mr. Allen ex. ning, May 27, in Our Saviour Lutheran Church PRECINCT NO.1 _ Voting place at ROBERT TROMBLY SCHOOL, azo BeaconsHeld, Groue Pointe changed mr.niage vows in Concordia ,Lutheran by ELLEN REmNA WAHL, of Hillcrest road, Park, Michigan. Precinct!o include: North. middle of Jefferson Avenue; East. rear lot line of the Chapel, Ann Arbor, Saturday, June 3. 'rhe Harold daughter of the George F. Wahls, of Audubon east side of Bishop Lane; South. Lake St. Clair; West, Detroit City Limits. C. N0,2els, of ,Colomal court, are ,the bride's par- road, and Mr. Norton, son of the Chester Nortoils, of Lexington road. . ents.lhe bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Howard PRECINCT NO. 2. _ Voting place at GEORGE DEFER SCHOOL, 1542.5 Kercheval Avenue, Groue Huntington Allen, of Geneva, N.Y., and the late Pointe Park, Michigan. Precinct to include: North, middle of Mack Avenue; Eaat, rear lot line pf the east side of Whittier Avenue; South, Middl-;-;;r-Jefferson Avenue; West, Detroit City Limite. Dr. Allen. / b " . N'orton-Wahl Rites (Includes both sid"s of Wayburn Avenue). 1 PRECINCT NO.3 _ VoUng place. at the LEWIS E. MAIRE SCHOOL, 740 CadieWl.Road, City of Gra ... Pointe, Miclligan. Precinct to include: North, middie of Mack Avenue; East, rear lot line al the eaat Ann\' Ar. or Service C,eIebratedM ay -27 side of University Place; Soutb, Lake St. Clair; West, rear lot line of"ilie' west .ide of Kenlington Road to JeCfcrson Avenue and tbe rear lot line of~ east side of Bishop Lane south of JeUel'lon Ave- nue. Bride Is Mended by Her Sisler, Caroly" as I For Nancy Nobel PRECINCT NO.4 - Voting place at the PERE GABRIEL RICHARD SCHOOL, 11E.McKinley, Graue ------Honor Maid; Another Sister, Elizabeth, I Pointe farms, Michigan. Precinct to include: North. middle of Mac k Avenue; Eaat. rear lot line of Alencon lace A'ccents Empire-Waisted Gown in Is Junior Bridesmaid I tile south side of Moren Road; South, Lllke St. ~ West, rear lot line of the -west side of Rivard' Boulevard. -- -- Whith She'Speaks Marriage Vows to A silk faille gown with a silk-satin train, \ William S. Allen trimmed with Alencon lace re-embroidere~ with \ PRECINCT NO.5 - Voting place at the NEW KERBY SCHOOL, 2.85 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms. ______pearls and beads, was Ellen Regina Wahl's' choice Michigan. Precinct to include: North, boundllry line bt'1twl!enGroue Pointe Farms and Grone Pcinte An~ Arbor's Concordia Lutheran Chapel was for her wedding Saturday evening, May 27, to David Shores-Groue Pointe Woods fromL.ake St. Clair to the rear lot Ihe of the eut .ide of ChaUonte setting for the SatUrday, June 3, wedding of Nancy Norton. .. '% . Avenue. thence southerly to the middle oC Moross Road, thence westerly to the middle of Mack Ave- nue; East, Lake St. Clair; South, rear lot line of the aouth side of Moran Road; West. middle of Mack Louise Nobel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Thel,bride, daughter of Mr Fernst1lun Avenue from Moran Road tothe middle oCMorosll Road. -- Nobel, of Colonial court, and WilliamS. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. George F. 0 0 He is the son ofMrs.~ Wahl, ,of Audubon road, Wed I 01 I PREC1NCT NO. E. - Voting plaee at the DEXTER M. FERRY SCHOOL. 148 Roslyn Road, Grone Howard Huntington AI. Klegon, of Chicago, and Lin- wore~; long illusion veil, S n no I Pointe Woods, Michigan. Precinct to Include: North. Wayne-Macomb County Line; E a.t, Lake St. len, of Geneva, N.Y., and da Ba!as, They carried nose- falling from a Juliet cap Clair; South, southerly rear lot line oC Vernier Road from Marter to Fairway Lanearid' by a line the late Dr. Allen. gays ot multi.colored spring trimmed with silk stepha- C.laiming Marilyn., Jean~e I which would extend from the rear lot line of Fairway Lane a long the rear lot line of the Ve.nler Circle alte li'or the rites at which The flowers. . notis blossoms, and car- 'Y , daug~ter of the WII- and Maple Lane subdivisions to the line whieh separates Grosae Pointe Woods from Gosse Pointe Reverend Gilbert Meseke Best man was Vlc~r ried white roses and ivy. 1Iam F .. Walt~s, of Toledo, Y Shores, thence extending north to the south rear lot line of Vernier Road. thence iilxtendin.,east ~o presided, the bride chose an Bowles. Ushers ~ere Jo~n "h " tt d h 0., as hIS brldeSaturda ' Lake Shore, except that all oC the area included on Fairway Lane shall be in the Fefry lIi.trlet; West, ivory silk organza gown A II e II, the brIdegroom s ,'" e wa.s 'a .en ed at t. e 7 I June 3, at an evening cere. the middle of Marter Road from Vernier Road tt>the rear lot Une or the aouth side or Roalyn fashioned with an Empir~ brother, and James Bader. 0 clockntes In Our SavJO~r mony in Asbury. Methodist iOiii:" waist and Alencon', lace Ed- Mrs. Nobel chose a lemon Lutheran Church ,by her SI~- Church, Del:lWarc, 0.. was1 thence westerly to the middle oC Goethe, thence northerly to the Wayne-Macomb County Line. wardian neckline " yellow ruHled crepe g~wn ter, Carolyn Wahl, .as ma!d David Ross Fernstrum. son! M t h' I boo 1 h for ber daughter's weddmg. of honor, and brldesma!d of the Richard r. Fern. PRECINCT NO.1 - Voting place at the STEVENS T. MAeON SCHOOL. 1840 Vernier R~.d, Groa .. a c mg ace rdered er The bridegroom's mother Marylo!:, Carr W~bllry,.m strums, of Willisqn road, Pointe Woods, Michigan. Precinct to Include: ~. Wayne County-Maeomb C,oI&ntyLine; E •• t, hem, and her 4!lbow length selected a pink crepe dress pearl.tnmmed pin k SIlk I The Reverend James S.' middle oC Goethe southerly to rear lot line of the south aide of Roslyn Road, thence ea.~rly to:'1he illusion: veil fell from a lace- and suede coat ensemble. worsted frocks. Leslie, chaplain 01Ohio Wes. ' middle or Marter Road; t!lence sOIi,herly to the rear lot line south sille of Vernier Road, thence eaat- edged headpiece. She carried Both chose gnrdenia cor- \ Junior 'bridesmaid. Eliza-Ileyan University, from where erly to the rear lot line west side or Fairway Lane, thence southerly to the rear lot Une of thesOllth white lilacs and roses. sages. beth W.ahl, another Sister .of the bride and IJridegroom side oC Lochmoor Boulevard; South. rear lot li ne of the south side DC Lochmoor Boulevard' Weat In Empire-waisled flower- After a reception at the the bnde, and flower girl will be graduated June 11, Grosse Pointe Noods-Harper Woods Line. ' --' ed white voile frocks were Lord Fox, the newlyweds Judy Kay Boldt, of Harbor presided at the' 8 o'clock Barbara Nobel, who served left to vacation in Maine. Beach, wore matching pink rites. PRECINCT NO.8 - Voting place at the JOHN MONTEITH SCHOOL. lZ15 Cook Road, Grone Pointe as her sister's maid of honor, They are relurning to make silk worsted dresses. 'Their A reception at the Women's Woods, Michigan. Precinct to include: North. r ear lot line oC t.he south side of Lochmoor BOIlI.varel' and bridesmaids Mrs. David their home in Ann Arbor. Empire wa,'ists were defined City Club Delaw,~re 0 fOI.] E,.. t. middle of Mack Avenue. southerl.yr.;-;-ear lot line aouth aide of Oxford Drive, thence easterly' ------by floral ribbon. lowed the' ceremony: ., to middle of Milk River, thence southerly to C oolt Road. thence contlnulne sOlltherly alonlrear lot B;;' fit P t A !J Ch Old I Their ~olonial bouquets! After a vacation in WiI. line of th~ eut side oC ChaHonte to middle oC Moroas Road; SOllth, middle of Moron Road extendlnl c;ne ar y 1"aS l ren featurf'd P,'ink,' carnations and lliamsburg, Va., ,the newly. ______purple and',pink mums. weds will make their home westerly from e aat side o[CllaUonte to middle of Mack Avenlle; West, boundary between GrOsse Pointe ,\ and Harper Wooda No. Z School District from the Detroit City itiirlta to the rear l~t line of the aOllth The Michigan 4!ague for Sunday SeTVices. The bridegroom, son of Mr. Iin Detroit. The ,bridegroom, side of Kepmore Drive. thence easterly to the middle 0' Helen Avenue. thence northerly to the rear Crippled Children presents Mrs. Lester McIntosh, pro- aDd Mrs., Chester Norton, of I affiliated with ,Tau Kappa lot line of the south aide of Lochmoor Boulevard. its annu~1 benefit' luncheon gram chairman, and Mrs. Lexington road, asked John Epsilon fraternily, plans to and card party Thursday, Carl Habennas have planned Morse to act as best man, enter Wayne Stale University PRECINCT NO.9 - Voting place at the CHARLES A. POUPARD SCHOOL, 2.0655 Lennon. City of June 22 at noon, in the a deligbUul aflernoon. There and Craig Tuer and Phillip I School of Law,in the fall. Harper Woods. Michigan. Precinct to include: North. Wayne County-Macomb County line; East, Grosse Pointe War Memo- will be prizes, including Wahl to usher. The former Miss Waite Harper Wooda-Grosse Pointe Wooda line (rom County line to the south side of L ochmoor Boulevard; rial's Fries Auditorium. cbarming little flower-filled Junior usher was Gary chose a floor length gown of I thence south along the middte of Helen Avenue to rear lot line of Kenmore Ddve; South, the rear lot The League's Eastside urns, cleverly designed. Schneider, of Edison, N. J. ivory chiffon, fashioned with line c.f the south aide of Kenmore Drive; Weat, the middle of Beaconsfield Drlve"tOibe middle of Boutique committee will offer (would you believe: They R~n~ bearer was James a high,. scallo.ped n,eckline. I' special handmade items for were oncr.! pop bottles!) by DImIck. of. Port Huron. I an Empire law bodIce and Vernier Road. thence weaterly to the County Line. sale. Mrs. George Lash~r. of Mrs. George C. Wedge. of For the ~lte~ ~t which .The long, tapered. lace sleeves, PRECINCT NO. 10 - Voting place at the JOHN R. BARNES SCHOOL. 20090 Mornlnlslde Drtve; Newcastle rOl)d, is chairman Blairmoor co u r t, whose Rev~rend ,WiUlam Bnlton (or her weddlJ1g. I rlroue Pointe Woods. Michiean. Precinct to include: North. a line extendlne from the narlotllne of this t'alented group. Mrs. daughter, Janice Lee, II for. presld~d. l1n~ the reception Ivor~ sat~n rib~n accented of Fairway Lane a lonl the Une extendln, alonl the rear lot line of the area included in the Vernier Bruce Stewart, of Oxford mer "Pointer of Interest U I(ollowlng at tole Golden LIOn, her hlgh'T1se waIst, and a road, serves as co.cbairman. was 'a camper for 11 su~- ~rs. Wahl chose an Oriental deep lace hem cdged her Circle and Maple Lane subdivblon from Fairway Lane to the line which separate a Groa.e Pointe Proceeds from '!:loutique mers. sJ1~ muted blue and white skirt, which ~xtended into a Woods from Grosse Pointe Shores, th ence extendins north to the north rear lot line of WUlI"un, thence prmt costume, ",nd a cream Chapel train. Matching lace extending east to l.ake Shore; East, Lake St. Clair; South, by the line which aeparates Gro .... Pr>lnte sales help support Camp . Mrs. ~eorge Peterson, so. orchid corsage. bordered h~r elbow lenglh Farms from Grosse Pointe WoOdi""andGroase PointeSi\Ores from Chalfonte to the Lake Shore; West, Grace Ben tI e y, at Port clal chaIrman, 882.6940, Mrs. I The bridegroom's mother ivory silk illusion mantilla. ea.t side of Chalfonte from the line which separates Groase Pointe Farma from Grosse Pointe Woods, Huron, whieh a~epts physic- Habermas, 82l.28J9, and I wore pink chiffon. Her cor. She carried a cascade of I extending northerly to Cook Road, thence to the middle of Milk River, continuins ncrtherly to the ally handicapped children for Mrs. )Vedge, 886-,1420, are sage, too, was a cream or. white roses. stephanotis and southerly rear lot line of Oxford Drive, thence we.t along the rear lot line oC Cldord Drive to Maelt two.week summer c:lmping accepting reservations, Ichid. gardenia l~aves, trimmed Avenue. thence north to the northerly rear lot 11 ne oC North Re"aud Road. thence eaaterly to the periods, while theJr parents Mrs. Ralph L. Alexander The newlyweds vacationed with green 'velvet ribbon. middle of Fairway Drive ~:lck to the point of beslnning. have a "breather" from the is president of the I.eague. in Williamsburg, Va., and In long frocks floral. confining, busy task of car- Among Pointers you may see will reside i~ The Pointe. printed in shades 'of blu!', ing for these Chosen Chil- at tbe party life Mrs. Mar. Out-of.town, guests included lavender and green on an dren. vin Boutin, Mr~, Leaneau I the Henry SChnei~e.rs. of Edi. iv?ry background, styled At said election the ..e will be elected two (2) members of the Board of Education of .aid School Di.trict The Camp })rovi sr.n!s best man. Usherin;t limited to one mill? ~ I FORYOURENJOYMENT:New80H Malec!SWimmIngpOOl. Five I ner, held Wcdnesday, May were Lee and Tom Fern. beaull'ul lennls courlS• Oal'lclngnightly10 holel ol'cheSlra• Our 110.Dr. Horvath, an adjunct strum, brother of Ihe bride. Each per80n voting in said election must be a citizen of the United State8 of America, at least ei1h8) own9 holegol/ course .1I0rseback "d,ng. r,sh,ng • Sandybeach assO('iate professor of Drlh I o Prolesslonal waler skI school. Da,'y superviSion nursery and 1 d' S' o. groom, Jeffrey Beard, of AI. yea.rs of age, and a !esident of the State of Mich~gan an,d of the City or Town.hip within thi. Schoo) Oi. in eveningbaby s,llIng I!lIe IC urgery at the WSU lanta. Ga.. and AndreI\' WhiCh he or IIhe resIdes on or before the fifth Friday pnor to the date of the election and must be • rerllttNd 01 FORTHEKIDDIES:Proless,oMIsuperv,s,el'l allacl,vllIes. Com SChool 01 . Mcdicine, was Chasen, oC Emerson, N, ,J. ' elector of the City or Township within thi8 School District in which he or .he reside8, I I plele playgroundwllhsw'ngs slides, Merry.Go.Round,PlayhoUSe elec,t~d preSident of the Re. The.'bride's molh!':' wore a I ·Ponles. Horses. SWimmIngPool. SWImminglassons 0 Planned Ihabilitation Institute Medi. f1c~r. len"th "own in shades' enlerla"lmenl OUR 103rd YEAR I ea I Staff In Aprl,'1 0(."hdee~ red, pinkh and purple,• \ Th'18 no t'Ice 18. glVen. by or der 0f th e noaru_. 0 f Ed ucatlon. 0 f Th e G roalle Pointe Public School Syl&em, Wayne I 1= .. 1 th P k . h h' County, Michigan. Onlarlo'. llnal! Ilmlly ,.. ort. On b .. u"'ul Lake RO.... U,MU.kOk•. I.L'I \ L',"i,"I' \ .\"1'( I' :\1. LOOI)"i,' ~hl ..bl~d roses In er air. PHONE70&'t65.3171or und 10' ~olo, brochure 10: r .\Tr 1)J~t:(II \~I'I','W :E~ I n~' g rl eg[OOtm'Sd mOI~r's Dated: May 22, 1972, IClEVELANDS HOUSE, MINElT, ONTARIO, CANADA I l~nglSl~:v:d ea~~ce a a~d Ite~ BARBARA R. THOMPSON Ott,ollAepr.. trlallva:PlrontTU2.704D Pyramid Provisions! Sklr.tbanded in green, orchid Secretary :J 11711 t: If:Ht:fl~O\ I and,'white, She pinned white Board of Education _ ,\r.r "lIrr mbld' h d • • • • •• ' \I"n,.tn, '1,10. ~A1 10(, ~~r'Se. lum ore i s to her \: '- I

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,,5-SITUATION 5B-EMPLOYMEMT , WANTED AGENCY FARMS DAY CAMP. Opens ----_._------ALTER ROAD near Grosse FUR N ISH E 0 home on INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED on June 14. Organized RELIABLE Housekeeper, 5 I ALL .mBS 100% FREE TO APPLICANTS Pointe, n ice I y furnished White Lake, 45 minutes games, crafts, fresh air days, must live in, refer. stuaio apartments. 0 n 1 y from Detroit, Sleeps six, 1 Public Notice l1F Mobile Homes Get away from it all - with and swnmer fun. Ages 3-6 ence required. Top wages. i WE DO I $130 to $140 per month. modern, clean. Available lA Personals 12 Acreage and Suburban Supervised by college edu Call between 5 and 6 p.m. a sunny new job! 1. Death Notice 12A Commercial Pr.operty ARRIET SORGE This includes electricity. June 15 througb Labor cated girls. M 0 n day 885-2422. Nice for one person. Col. Day, $450 per month, plus lC Entertalnmenl 121 Vocation Property Household Jobs PERSONNEL AGENCY through Friday, 10.3 p.m lege graduates perferred. utilities. By season only. 2 Legal Notice 12C Farms for Solo . 372-4720 Fa.mUy rates. Oall Thurs Efficiently No pets. Telephone 821. TU 6.5547. Call eveningli. 2A Music Education 121> Lake and River day, June 8 or the week 0f PERMANENT POSITION 25 Tutoring 1J Real Estate June 12. 886-4058. AVAILABLE Economically 6-FOR RENT 2818 or 821.8985. CHARMING Glen Lake cot. 2e Hobby ln$truction UA Lots for Sole - Wanted immedlately. House. . UNFURNISHED LARGE living room, 3 bed. tage available July 1st.8th. 2D Comps ' UI Cemetery Property DAY CAMP at Three Mile keeper for Grosse Pointe GIve our youth a job around FIVE.RooM lower, two oeQ. room and den, two full Sandy beach, sale swim. 21 Convalescent Core 13C Land Contracts Park. Swimming lessons , family, to live in. Duties I~.e ho~se. Call Young People rooms, .basement, garage. baths, central air condition. mlng, fireplace, modern 2. Schools 14 Real Estate Wanted craLts .and fun for (-6 year Include some cooking, gen. 'lnllmlled, Inc. Ballour, block south of ing, furnished. $400 month. kitchen. Sleeps 5. $135. J Lost and Found 14A Lats Wanted olds. Monday.Frlday. Jun( era 1 cleaning,. downstairs '\ 889-0860 Outer Drive. Children OK, One year lease, security 831-5793. 4 Help Wanted General 145 Resorts Wanted 19-August 25. 9 a.m.-I p.m only. N" ups taus work. No I , $165 plus month's security deposit required. 886.4434. H-I-l-,L-S-B-O-R-O--B-e-a-e-h-.-p-o-m-. 4A Help Wonted Domestic 14<: Real fstate fxchange Call 822.5518 or 88(.3736. laundry. Other help regu. 100 Kercheval Ave deposit. 821-8674. nlsh d 15 Business Opportunity ______.__ ------1JULY RENTAL - Farms pana, Florida. Fur e 4' Service, to Exchange Itrly em~loye T.Y. & Radio Repair 7272. EXPERIENCED worn an. office work. Call Pat, 886- Lochmoor Golf Cub. Call 272.5111. Mr. Fritz. past Rogers cIty on Lake H Stare for Rent 2U Slorms and Screens i g' and help with 5ta7. 886-4036 775-0800 ------Huron, by the week. Of I 21 F House SIding LOST - Gold wire frame CookUl I '" Storage Spoce Rental ------'. . 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT month. Sleeps 10. 882-5539. < 7 Wanted to Rent ~ 1a Roofl ng Service prescription glasses. Lost care of children. Live in ~UGH SCHOOL senior girl GROSSE POINTE PARK, _ , on Vernor between Charle- I 7 A Roam Wanted 21 H Rug Cleon;ng or out. Top salary. Ref. n~ds money for Medical Maryland near Jefferson. ATTENTION DOCTORS 7-WANTED TO RENT I 71 Roam and Board :11.1 Pointing. Decorating voix and Kensington on ere n c e s required. TU S$oo1. Wishes part.time Five-foam lower. Middle. Modern medical sulte, <:on. ------,I , Wonted 21J Wall Washing June 3, 1972. Reward. TU 2.2504. ~rnt'ployIment d~s lre~dePtilonb. age preferred. 821.9813, af. venient Grosse Pointe loca. MARRIED COUPLE, law 7C Garage Wanted 21 K Window Washing 5.8798. IS; sa es, me Ica al e, a ter 5 tion, Mack at University. student and teacher, in 7D Storage Spoce Wanted 21 L Tile Work GENERAL housework, some \"01 k ,etc. W'll'I mg t/) Iearn! . Moderately Priced. 822.1030. twenties, d'eSlres gagear I Articles for Sale 21 M Sewer Service 4-HELP WANTED knowledge of c a a kin g , Also available part.time 13 BEDROOM, lIhbath Colo. 1______apartment or oth!!r in IA MuslCCII Instruments 21H Asphalt Work GENfRAL good cleaner, some iron. next school year. 526.6688, nial, central air condition. UPSTAJnS office in Chet quiet, attractive neighbor. II Antiques for Sale 21-0 Cement and Brick 1ng. Netaar .bus lin~, r o~n H.,t 881.9467, 4.6. ing, new kitchell, recrea. Sampson Travel Service hMd, beginning August I, IC Office E,qulpment Work RN'S, LPN5s, experienced ~ranspor Iont ,pre e re . tion room in basement, Building. 100 Kercheval. 1972. No children, desire , Articles Wanted 2" Walerproofi(lg companion nurses, for pri- TU 6.6165. IHANDYMA~-Ge~eral home deep lot, 1 yrs. lease. TU 5.5710. to lease one or two years. 21Q Plalter Work -- repairs. mcludmg lamps S 't d 't . d ------Call 882-5614 after 6 p.m. 10 Snowmobiles for Sale vate duty. Own transporta- GARDENER-? ~oom .apart. i and door bells. plumbing. ecurl y eposl require. GROSSE POINTE FARMS ----.------21R furniture Repair lOA Mot6rcycles for Sole tion. 'IV 4-3180. !lIent, all utihties, mclud. I wasling machines. VA $350 a mon~. Call after 6. - Prime "On the Hill," WANTED '- To renf garage 10i Trucks for Sale 215 Carpenter Ing telephone. -Must have I 1-8W after 6 p.m. Wed. and Fn. Thurs. after I 1,400 square feet, possible apartment, at least two 11 Cars for Sale 21T Plumbing & Heatiing MAJOR corporation seeking experience and reference. --______9. 889-0616. to split. Mr. Vesco, 886- rooms plus kitchen. College part Ume management per- II.+. car Repair 21 P Janitor Service TU 6-1666. ,HIGH school senior, office BEACONSFIELD _ Lower 5 6661. i grad - Call 875.7312. 111 Cars Wanted to Buy 21V Silverploting sonnel. Hours variable. For ; work;. experienced in retail h d .---~------l1C Boot, and Molors 21 W Dressmaking interview calI 463-5682. GIRL experienced with ref-! sales and child care. 884. rooms, ca~peted, . e~te . 1400 SQUARE feet, office MAT U R.E woman, Grosse 11 D Boat Repoi r 21Y Swimming Pools erences, 2 days week. 11 7194. Adults. 885. 685. No pe s. and reception area. Grosse Pointe resident, would llke 21 Z Landscaping AVON WANTS TO HELP 111 Trailers and Campers you send your children to a.m. to 7 p.m. General IDENT~i L ASSISTANT work ALTER - J E F FER SON Pointe Woods. 885.4496. to rent or lease 3 bedroom, camp this summer. We'U housework and evening at Grosse Pointe. 5 room unfurnished duplex, terrace i lA-PERSONALS ,give you territory near meal, plain cooking for 2 desi d, part time. Have upper, carpeted, gas heat, SUI T E S available, 20930 flat or h 0 use in City, home and show you how adulls. TU 1.2486. recelf.ionist and secretarial central air, disposal, tile Mack, air conditioning. Farms or Woods. No chilo CI... ified Deadline NEED RIDE to Kennedy ____ expe~ence. '179-8158. bath, refrigerator freezer, Rent or lease 886-0822. handle perienced. References. 885. semi.invalid. Live in Or WAYBURN.Outer Drive ------Devonahlre ______.__ steady .pace. Also shampoo 3751. out. Good driver. Have air 4 room upper. All utilities POMPANO AREA - 2 bed. MOTHER of the bride, long L6L Phannacy. io(ack and 1 Beaconlt leld girl or assistant. For pri- 1 1 conditioned car or drive furnished. LA 6-2800. room, 2 bath (new) Condo. formal gown, size 16, figure Maf}'landBeverare Shoppe. PRIVATE TUTORING vate Interview call for ap- MY E X PER T masseusp, yours. Local references.. T minium on ocean. Across flattering pattern. Pink Mack nur Maf}'Jand pma .. Purr., Grayton and in pointment. Tv 2.6240. wants Grosse Pointe lady 882.9580. : l'lOTTINGHAM-Upper flat. Assumption C h u r c h. By I worsted. or.iginal design Warren YOUR OWN HOME --.----.----- customers. Friday morn. ------6 large ro~ms. C~>uple, no month only. 617.7979. by dressmaker. Worn once, Plrkln, Mack and SI. Clair All subjects; aU grades. DENTAL ASSISTANT, will lng, $10. R86-o473. I JIFFY MAID DISCOUNT 7T)55~1~8-.securIty depOSIt. 882------last Septemher, $50. 775. ST, ClAIR SHORES Adults and children. Cer. train, typing, light book. I CASEVILLE. Saginaw Bay. I 2256 after 6 M:~r ~r;:~fe~;:erMuk lifi~d teachers. I keeping. Con t act Mrs. TEACHER desires painting I' TUESDA Y ONLY ------Furnished lake front home. ' . Lake Pharmacy, East NIne Mile Howell 372.2042. or odd jobs during sum. PRICED $24.00 WAYBURN.Vernor. pleasant nice private beach. TU DOUBLE bed, box sjlrlng _.______between MaCKand Jetlenon I Call: I ' mer. Call evenings. 773. INSURED one bedroom flal, stove. 1-2523. I and mattress, Back AI'dby I DETROIT AND SUBURBAN I BABYSITTER needed days 0263. I TRANSPORTATION refrigerator. Grosse Pointt ------.------Springair, very good condi. lA-PERSONALS 'TUTOitlNG SERVICE for 2 year old. Grosse 1 . I PROVIDTD Park privileges, qui c t L'ARBRE CROCHE I lion. TU 6.2346. ______KE 704653 ' pointe Park area. 886-721'7 LADY will take care of I 557.6173 building, $98 per month, I COLOR • __.______after 5. semi ..inval;i days. Call -HOUSEK-EEP"''''',<:.',' . compan. securityafter 6 pmdepo~it. TU 6.5860 Lltt. Ie. Traver~e. Bay, H~r bor SUPERtiques, RUMMAGE1920 dresses, - kitch.An. WEDDING CANDJl)S E~EMENT~RY schoo~ sub. JUST MOVED to Farms evemngs. 1.791.0056. ion for elderlv or children. _ .. ...:..-:.------Sprmgs .. Mlchlgan. Pnvat.e enette, ,maple beds, gUI'tar. I Ject tutormg done In my . ._' 6'" FOR RENT I b th I t For 15 years, Grosse Pointe's homc by c xp e r i en c e d area, would like .narlles of IF YOU'LL name the jab pesires. p.ermanent live. ~- c u WI poo , en.ms I Friday 9.5. 285 Moross. finest, most creative, least teacher with masters de. ~irls or ~adles Interested I you want done, we'll do it. m po s It ~0 n. Excellent FURN ISHED courts, sauna, beaultlul No advance expensive. No minimum. gree. 886-r046. I In baby,sltllng. Days and Stokes Multiple Services. Grosse Pomt'l refer.Ti:e~. UNIVERSITY _ F nl hed sandy beach. Spectacular -.-----. ------Over 100 proofs submitted. .__. I evenings. $.75 hour. 884.. VA 4.9172. Box S 12, Grosse POinte two.bedroom hom~r ~ou. homes and condominiums ORGAN, Thomas, Malibu Pre.brldal )'Ortraits taken GERMAN 't'EACHER avail. 4024. ' ... I News. '.' in natural setting. 3 bed. model with chimes; binoc- In your home. bl I t to . g All g s -_. ---.- 'TENDER IovinO" care ror-, pIe only. AvaIlable June I rooms and up. Rentals ulars, 7x50CFC. Call Sat. J. S. De Forest 88H852 ~le~S:rca~ :;~r' 3:30 ap.~: 44-HELP WANTED eld~rly lady "or semi.in'l LADY W;shes cleaning office. 21. TU 1.2849. . I from $325 per week. Write urday, 881.0217. ___ . .___ 882.;834. DOMESTIC .__vahd=:.5~ys:2'A-!~~6~: ~~~~~I~~-4~2~.r k er, part GRAYTON _ 5 r~om upper. Carl Anderson, L'Arbre ------DEPENDABLE 1'W!wlymar. .. AB S TTING E t' completely furmshed $175 Croche, Harbor Springs, OUTFIT YOUR FA..',f[LY COLLEGE Senior in special on. Y I . xccu Ive ...--- . , Mich. 49740. ried working co~ple de. education desires tutoring WANTED - Experienced, secretary, 25 years old, EXPF.RIENCED lady wishes less unfurnished. Couple. __ . .__ Largest Selection of Resale sires house sitting job coo k s, waitresses and' needs extra income for Eu. 2 days work. Call evenings. TU 5.6962. HIGGINS LAKE, New de. Clothing in Area. from June 20 to August in elementary subjects. couples. Grosse PoInte i ropean trip Sit any eve. Own transportation. 823------;.------luxe 2 bedroom lakeshore Clothing, Accessories and 25. References available. Call Pat. 886.5787. Employment Agency, TU". ning or we~kcnds E~pcri. 5062 4 BEDROOM Colomal, 1 year condominium on ooauUful Household Articln taken 881.1301.--- ... ------edo 5-4576. I enced. Have own.lranspor.----:-;------lease or sho~ter. Rere.I" I beach. Fully carpeted, 11h I on consignment. ______--- 2C-HOBBY ------tation 9.5 259.1646 after GIRL Wishes 2 or 3 days a encea. SecuTlty depOSIt. i baths, dlS'hwasher, etc. SWlMMING and lifesaving INSTRUCTION HOUSEKEEPER to llve In, ' 824 . I week. Own transportation. 823.2915. I LEE'S FASHION Instruction. Ad u It s and _.______4 or ,5 daysh.la week, help_~p.m.~._ ... 3~.:_ __ _ I References. 823.4285. I RANCH HOME" b' dro - Furnished, except linens. I chIldren Including handl. TENNIS I.ESSONS-Experl. care lor 3 c I dren, perma. .__ ••, e oms. Security deposit required. MART ca",ped. Highly qualified enced teaching pro and I nent position, own quarters TWO experienced high school o;;XPERIENCED lady wishes I ~3CO plus utllit;es. Refer. $220 a week. Available Red Cross Instructor. Dawn . tournamcnt player. Call in pleasant Grosse Pointe boys will do odd jobs. Call day work. Reliable. 9~. ences. Box R6, Grosse I June, Jm'v, August, Sep. 20339 Mack 'I:U 1.8082 Lynch, 884.1958. 882.2020. home. 888.8121. Jim. 884.8968. I 6252. Pointe News. tember. ~!I.3018 after 6. 10 to 5:30 Dally; Frl. 'Ul 9 . ,

ThursdaYt June 8, 1972 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Twenty.Nine ~. ------_._------_._------._-~-_._-"------_._---_._------. __._----_._------8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE ~:-.:4:~~~~~!!~~A.~~~_~RTI.~~~~~A~~ 110A-~~T~~~lCLES I ~CA_~S FOR SALE l1-CARS FOR SALE CARPUING, National GRANDFATHER <:locks, WHIRLPOOL washIng ma. BICYCLE, 26" ladies' GLASS TOP wrought ironl 1970 MAVERICK 2 door. Low CHRYSLER, '69,4 door;'69 brands, first quam)", 10% mantle elocks, c u c k 0 0 chine and dryer, good con- Schwinn, child's seat and table, two I' h air s for 1971 HONDA 350CB. good mileage. One ownp.r. Auto. Plymoutlr.TBoth, ai~ full over mOl price. Some roll clocks, old clocks, pocket dition. 2 electrie stoves. basket. Like new. 881.6002. kitchen or patio; 30.in bcd, condition. Less than 6,000 malic, radio and heater, I power. 821.3370. f~.,,, , encl; ,vallable. 'Mill repro. watcbes and wrist watches TU 6.8551 after 5:00. ------.. ---- green plaid day-bed cover; miles. 882.5192 after 6. $1,2S5. Ted Ewald chev'l- ." ( ,elltative. TV' 6.7253. repaired by Michigan Li, 1______8,000 BTU a.E. FashioneUe two brass formal style ------rolet, 15175 E. Jefferson FORD, 1968 CortIna. aUlo- ; , d W h GARAGE SALE. Odds and air conditioner, brand new. lamps, Call 331.7578 after I RUPP go.eart with Chevro. VA 1.2000. ' maUe, tWO-dO~. radio, .' S. .pads .3"0 pound. cense ate maker. Pick I I I M f'be b d 000 '1 $6 33 8 CRATe; U d d I' . P' te ends. 242 Muir 'Road, $140. VA 1.2631. 1 "m I~riday e onza I l' glass 0 y, -----.-.----- ml es, • 1-'U ~. 4 po • 1:1 1:'ft- .....mee up an I' Ivery In om ,.,.. . . i I'k $325 26 3 L MANS 1968 power steer - ." I:AoVuv area only Als are an' Thursday. Friday, H).5. POW-Ell -MoWi-R, --;~;s~n ..------.------... , I'e new, . 5 . 000. e • , . , OPEL KADETT B ',Service Pr ng, 15201. . 0 we - 1 .______ELECTRIC RANGE (Bot -- -.-.--.------.. , ing, bra k I' s, automatic, .' 1967. . y : Kerclteval at Lakepointe, XIOUS to buy old Pendulum GARAGE SALE-l58 Moran. able. Girls' Schwinn ~4" point) double oven, spot. 1970 KA WASAKI, ~OOcc, trail! console, pin.slriped. $1.. needs work. Mechanic I)' G{osse 'Pointe. VA 2.7100. clocks and pocket watches. Saturday. Sunday. 9:30 . bike, reasonable. TU J less, $20. TU 2.7266. bike, $125. 886-6114. I! 350. 293.8456. very good. $295. 886. - ...... ---.-----_ 886-3011. 0 L t I 1812 ------BAm

--______ROPER Gas stove, large re'l tique trunk, $15. ?Iass ~nd spreads to match. Drapes'. ---.------. II after hl'e 527-8894. 4, 884.4084. 1970 LARGE blue couch, good frigerator-freezer, ivory, t~ble. $12, Grundlg Ma)esd-I Call evenings, VA 17735. GUITAR, classical, folk, ---.--.------.------d'tj bl bedroonl set French Pro. I IIc AM.FM shorlwave an ... used, like new, $35. 861-' 1968 SKYLAHK GS400, fu.1I LINCOLN, 1966 convertible, con 1, on, very reasona e. I d t f u d f t d' USTANG Call 886.9853 between 6.8 vincial, mahogany double I phonograph, $15, Large an. 'NEW CHIPPENDALE, cam. 2662. ~~~~~.rtillt"~~e~~, ~f:yi ;~~}: tfo ;., ~~' p~~~t ai/o~~: M p.m. ~d'i mahogany. buffet, I ~~:s I~~ c8~1.~~1~1 glass elback, cut velvet sofa, ALL---;;;;-si~~-l ins~ument;~ i Excellent condition, $1,395. 'I 5278. , " - V Illy loung? cha.lr, o"'er.I ' __ . ~___ $350, 1-725-8195. Rent $8,50 per monUI,! 8825897 before 6. .------8, auto., p.s., radio, 83 SECTION solid maple stuffed chaIr, mlscellane- EXERCYCLE, $35, 40 horse. ON'E- SET~- maple bu~k"b~ds Dr u m outfits, guitars,' ----.--- ..------:--- TRIUMPH +. ~.3, 1960, ex. y w.w.t., red, black inte- _bo_w_lin_g_a_U_e__$_18_._, _886_-36__7_1, ous garden and lawn tools. I power motor. $150, car roof' complete $35. e81.2E32. I flutes, saxaphones, electric, 196.5 :'Il.G.B.. eonvortIble. I ee.llent conditIOn, new top, WEDDING dresses and veils, 800-0147. I rack, $5, TU 29554. 1------...- basses. amplifiers, classi- I ~ood ccn00 S. S me u e. eXCe en con I IOn, 95. i LINCOlN -MERCURY chest, $85. 885.2529. Deluxe. 16805 Maumee at I rurmtur~ a ~ ~8 ~aUgah~ de Craf.lsmall Powe~ tools, I 861-2662. ' 5005. offer. 884.2136, after 6. ! MOVIN Cadieux ove sea. 77- 1. RadIal Arm saw WIth blow. ------1970FORDharJ~-p~ir con. JUNE GRAD? 1970 Fiat 850 20777 GRATIOT G - Bicycles, tri.' . t I ... er aUachmen\ and cabinet. '1971 llAM~IOND 0 I' g a n, convertible. Excellent con. .. ~ycles, toys, baby items, D n . FINAL ",lOVIng. ou sa e - Drill Press with stand; J400 series. Aulomatic ditioning. Automatic, power EAST DETROIT. books. miscellaneous. Sat. IAMONDS at 10 per c~.t I everythIng prIced rea~y to S b ' S ' S d M' _ rhythm seclion. Telephone steering, power brakes, dition, low mileage. 886- urday, 10 a.m., 624 Lake. over culler's cost. MinI, sell, books, small furnIture, a Ie a\\. an er, IS 823.6789 $1,595. Ted Ewald Chel'- 9453. PR 2-0200 '.pointe. mum size one carat. Sub. wringer washing machine, cellaneous .too1s, T.V., l~g- .______rolet, 15175 E. Jefferson. ----- _ ject to any -a,ppraisal you so m e clothing. artificial g.age, movIe. ca.mera WIth GUITAR Crestwood classical VA 1.2000. I '------' TWO-FAMILY Garage Sale, i select. Also Sterling flat. Christmas trees glassware lights ~nd vlewmg screen, with hardshell case, Excel. ------.------'~rass bed. furniture, lawn ware at 30 per cent dis. and many oth~r interest. PolarOId Camera: Portable lent condition. 881-8068. PONTIAC, 1963, Catalina 1972 l !;nowers, smaU electrical count. minimum purchase ing items. Saturday, June ~auna bath, S~wmg -Ma~h. 1------..- Coupe. Po IV I' r steerIng, appliances, bric.brac, 5'x3' $500. 823-3323. 10th, 9 a.m ..l p.m. 841 InC,. model airplane With SS-ANTIQUES FOR vinyl top, 31,000 miles. Per. NOVA ' .. d --.------N tt'ngha radIO con t r 0 I s, many SALE fect condition, $600. 824- mIrror. in' oor shutters ga. GARAGE sale, dining room I 0 1 m. household items. 4158. lore" curtains, draperi~s, set, electric guitar, skis, 1 HORSEPOWER gasoline ----- FURNITURE refinished, reo ------_ man s val I' t, magazme boots miscellaneous cloth. motor $5, typewriter desk LOWREY ORGAN, 2 gold paired, stripped, any type DODGE R/T. 1969, conver.l 2 DOOR AUTOMATIC, racks, Saturday. 10-4. 1422 I ing. ~ueh more. 10.4 Sat- $10, win d 0 w sash with vinyl matching davenports, of caning. Free estimates. tible, red, 440 engine, auto. POWER STEERING, Hollywood" ur d ay. 920 North 0 xior.d screen 46" wide $10, jal. 2 tires and wheel's. A Stow- 474.8953. mat.cI, P'0,1'er b ra k es an d ' I : 10usl'ed door 36" .....9'. wl'th fer lounge. Orange cotton ------steel'ing, new top, 26,000 WHITEWAllS, CHERRY mapleccrib,3.piece '" t.... II BEFO'RE h t BABY BUGGY, play pen. storm and screen $15. TU carpI' mg. mlSCe aneous. BEAUTIFUL matching pair miles. Good condition. $1,' RADIO .por~ se .881-5319. scale, bathinelte, crib amI 5.8220. eB6-0798. pine % spool beds. Small 590. 881-4822. YOU'JaDY ~ GARAGE SALE; Furniture, mattress, youth bed and 1 F"RN I rush rocker, five-piece ------1 .oa by e qui Rm I' nt. doll ma tt ress, ma t ch.mg ch es t GARAGE SALE - B a b' ~, 1 uteleviSIOnsITURE, m pai~tings. not run; many good parts. 12,000 mile, 100% _W_oo_ds_.______80x80, custom draperies, $100 a pIece, now $50. 885- I Set H a v 111 and Chma.' doll clothes books, misccl- Make offer. 886-8497. r drive train warranty . . LARGE 'black leather chair. 90" double width white and 3969. I Wedgewood .set, miscel. laneous. ' -L-.T-.-D-.,-19-6-7-II-VO-'-do-o--r-,-v-i-n-yll i . Never used. Chest of dr3w, turquoise. 884.1336, 2 COMPLETE bedroom suit;; I I~ne?us ant I que gl~ss, June 8th 9lh 105 hardtop, 390 engine, power $3995 ers, cheap. 886.0161 eve. ------1 with box spring and mat. ChI n a an? access~nes. June lOth 10.1 steering, brakes, windows ,Dings. . t h' . f 8 House~old Items. Tours. NO PRE SALES and seat,' air, $850. 881- , GARAGE SALE ress. c Ina, servIce or. day Fnday. June B, 9, 10 FOR GkRAGE SALE, 1157 T1Jree Jackson deluxe, 2 bedroom a.m. to 7 p.m. ITR ISHA CON DUCTS ~3_3_8,_afte_r _4. _ 1970 '1 Aulos, clothes, furnl'ture. 23 chairs 1 round drum top THE MI e. June 8th thru 15th, ,----.------ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD MUSTANG, 1971, hardtop, Clothing, miscellaneous. years Lccunmlation of mis. table, walnut. VA 2-4007. DINING TENT, $20; surf- SALES V.302, automatic, power FINEST CADILLAC Reasonable. cpl1aneous goodies. 459 ------ing Zip sled, $15; junior \\.'3- 644.22~'J steering, air conditioned, ""1(," Belanger. Saturday only. MAP L E dinette, 12 inch ter skis, .10', telescope, _. DeVillE ------d f . I t bl ... -----.------excellent condition. 884. GIGANTI<:;garage sale. 5259 ------_ roun, ormlca op a e $10; electric guitar and SELECTION SEDAN '.'. Balfour. Household items, NEW radar oven, Amana. with one leaf, 2 captains. amplifier, $45. 886-8548. 9-ARTICLES WANTED 6247. OF J. ~ Ii : women's c lot he s, baby Meals in seconds. $450 4 mate chairs, open front ------BOOKS, Art ('Ibjecls Sought. -19-7-1-F-ORDh;;(il~~Ai~~;;~~ Corinthi~11 ..Blue, vinyl clothes. etc. June 8, 9, 10 value. Best offer. 775-2935. hutch, $200. 48 inch maple MINI-BIKES, 3 H.P. Li'l In. Browsers always welcome. dition, automatic, power PRE-OWNED top, stereo, new tires. 1 aJ1(~ lIth. 1------c')cktail table and match- dian 5000, front and rear B C CI B I Sh steering, power brakes, I KENMORE portable dish. ing lamp table $25 each. shocks, swing arm suspen '.' h aI's oo.~ op. "2',29"'. Te,1 E\"ald Chev., year or 12,000' mi Ie. ------, h h't I MISS Et 1'1 Claes, 1670 Le- ." v _. , . . , was cr. w I e, new y reo 2 Mediterranean cigarette sion. $150.' Also four H.P, I E ff CADILLACS JEWELRY broad new ex 1 d't' ed verelte (48216). WO 3- ro et, 15175 . Je erson, 100% driveltrain'~r- .' ,- con I Ion , top.load, $80 tables $45. 881-0684. Ruttman, $95. Both one I cepbonal quality and style, or best offer. 331.5853. year DId. Excellent condi- 4267. _V_A_~~OO._. _ ANYWHERE. , . ranty. popular priced DYNASTY I ------BABY C RIB, high chair, tion. TU 58798. -W-E-"-B-UY---o-Id" goId-;j-el-l,'e-lr-y OLDS, 1965 88, excellenl con. maker other quote costume CRIB, $17; handsome stain. 0 I her baby equipment, ------____ and silver. Vogue Jewelers, -. A QUA R.. ------.- .. --.------_ __ _ goods, beUer antiques, MERCURY. 1969 M a I' qui s McGLONE pIe. experienced or not, IUM, rt'fJect.or h~od, aIr BASEMENT SALE, moving, EA~LY Ar,.ERIC~N re I jewelry, diamonds. Cash. power steering, power RINKE I perhaps' handling other pump and fIlteratlon sys. furniture, household "oods, cllner. good condlhon, $25. II 372.5017 h k ' h't h t 11 dT'" ra es, all'. W I <', S arp. lines for house party sales. em, exce ent con I Ion. miscellaneous. Saturday 10 886.8529. ! ._ ' __ ._ one ownCt'. 886.3433. CADltLAC Solid long term side in. 885.2576, after 2 p:m. to 2. 1123 Yorkshire, ----- ... -. WANTED-Used spinct piano CADILLAC CO. I come oppo' rtunity 647474a P ------SIX-PIECE wicker set in for chl.ldren',. lessons. In. CAPHI, 1971, 1600 cc, 21,000 536.6260 . .. ECAN haby crib. mattress COI D 'POT f eluding cllal'se 1(lunge,' love ., 14550 GRATIOT days. 642-4465 evenmg. , 'n I d d d dT " ::; uprighl reezer. expensi\'(~. Please. 882-2299. miles, radio and heater, ______I I cue, goo con I lOn, gas ran g e, refrigerator, seal, Eiffel tower floor OR stick, deluxe interior, $1,' 372~b'380 WESTINGHOUSE frost-free I $50. 882.5978. Danish modern couch and lamp, chair, two lah~es, OLD WEST paintincis and 600 or be~t offer. TU 757-0767

refrigerator, 12 eubic feet, GARAGE SALE, Thursday, chair, 6',,9' area rug, hang- Make oHer. Also large pol- drawings, Indian rugs or 20014...... - .. ' $50 or best olfer. 882-5156, Friday, Saturday, 1.5 ,p.m, lng lamp. 881-2567. bellied stove in excellent other western artifacts. ADAGE SALE-By Luth- Miscellaneous. 356 Fisher, .-- ..------.. ---- condition, $4{). KE 5.8327. Privat(' collection. 882. GIlEMLlNX, 1971, beauti. G .,. PERSIAN Oriental paUern-.- ---. - 9254. ful white, red stripe. Com- eran Yo u t h. Antiques, WESTINGHOUSE STOVE, rug, 9x12 machine woven. BLACK AND DECKER cord plete X package. all heavy- JUNE SALES h~usehold items, clothes, Coldspot refrigerator, both new, ve r y reasonable. less eleclrie mower, ex. PIC N I C TABLE wilh duty equipment, three. [ms~ellaneous. Sat~rday,. $60. Good working eondi. Goya J2 strinl( guitar, besl eel]ent condition, best of hench('s. old exterior shut. speed manual, six cylinder, :~~ 10-1131 Amta. B I ~io;.~.C;~id~~.7578, after _~f~~_~!~~.___ ~~~. :a~~~~ra~~s~i:Ae~~ali)~: : . 1m. TU_2:~~__ ~.~~{~~~~~~)OI~~;O()~~~~~I~~~ SPECTACULAR ------___ TOYS, games. books. beauti. ryeles, girls' ZOin. boys' lOA-MOTORCYCLES cluding : air de GARAGE S~E-32. Chal. GARAGE SALE, Thnr;d~y ful doll hOl'se. Th'!r,~lay 22.in,. I>est offer, 886.4856. FOR SALE f!ector. bllmp('r guards, 1971 Maverick 2 dr. 1971 For d Galaxie. fonte at HIllcrest. 9.5 Sat. only. Moving, things must 95. 73 Hampton. 8867040. ' I k ' urday, June 10. Crystal, go 8869642 _... - .--- . - ..., GE. AIR CONDlTlONF:R, GO. CAR T, 4 horsepower, oc ing gas cap, AM ra' 13,000 miles. Extra Fully equipped. Like silver, dishes, lots of an. . .______RUMMAGE sale. Sllonsored 8,Ooo.BTU and 11,500; desk good condition, 881.1142, rlio, stereo eight.tr

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Thursday, June 8, 1972 Pa98 Thirty GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~------,-- ,~ 1 13-REAL ESTATE' l1--CARS FOR SALE 12--ACREAGE AND 11D-LAKI AND RIVER U-RIAL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 1971 VEGA. Au~atic,ra. 1 SU_IUItiAN TRAVERSE AREA CONDOMINIUM, by owner, dio, heater. OI\1Ier. Ted TRAVERSE CITY GROSSE POINTE WOODS Immediate Centrally located. 4 bed. Ewald Chevrolet, 15175 E. LOCATION Lake Michigan HARPER WOODS rooms, 3~ baths, new JeClerson, VA 1.2000, 110ACRES provide Ideal hill .. Beautlful wooded lot l00x400, Broadstone, 1861 - Brick 3 Huntington - Brick Ranch Possession gre8t sandy beach. B;:. sttualed on 112xI64 lot. 4 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE kitchen, carpeted. TUxedo '65 FORD L.T.D., full power, top bulldlng site with ex FIKANY bedroom Colonial. 11k tiled tween Leland and North. bedrooms plus den, nat. 2017 ~ttractlvely decorated 6-8551, after 6:00. good condition. 885-0042. cellent view of East and baths, paneled den, 18'rge port. Priced low at $120 REALTOR Iki t c hen and breakfast ural fireplace, carpet, :J.Y.z Colonial in fine condition. 1 West Arms of Grand Tra per front foot Watsons PLYMOUTH 1969 Fury 1II, verse Bay 1333' on Harr•. room. Finished basement. baths, 2 car attached ga. 3 bedrooms, tiled lantory, Realty, Box 386, Northport, 4 door hardtop, canary mond Road near 4 iMUe , Lot 55' In width. 2 car g8. ra,ge. rormal~ dining .room, fire. 'Michigan. GROSSE POINTE LOW 30's with green top and Interior, Road 10 minutes to Tra rage. place and screened por'ch. Van AntwerI>-'Lovely Brick Fenced yard. 2.car garage. former Chrysler executives, verse City. FARMS Brick Colonial - formal "FAR FROM the madding Ranch., carpeting, natural dining room. EnclQsed one owner since, perfect crowd." 50 miles from De. GROSSE POINTE CITY fireplace, 2 bed roo m s, condition, 383 motor, air NORTHPORT ACREAGE porch. ~,ull basement, troit area; nndy beach, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Florida room, also recrea. garage. Grosse Pointe conditioned. all power with 17 ACRES partially divided clear water ~nd new per. 470 McKINLEY, 'l1lree bed. University 723 - Corner of TOLES , Charlevoix. Brick 2 story tion room in basement lor Woods. ' ' tilt wheel, stereo radio, in balf by M.22 wiUl 440' manent dock. 3 bedroom room brick colonial. Nat. entertainIng, attached ga. 81 KERCHEVAL 886-4412 Contemporary design. 3 disc bra1ces, lined glass, on each side wIUlIll' Ule S cottage, Stag Island, Co. ural fireplace, famlly room, r8ge, Grosse Pointe SChool Our 30th Year E bedrooms, 11,2 tiled baUls, 6 way seat, 39,000 miles. bound8ry of Ule village of runna, Ontario, Canada. 1'r.! baths, carpeting and In Grosse Pointe UN IQU library glossed and screen. district. Under market. 822.1006. Northport. A real value at Terrific value but priced drapes, gas heat, aide ______11 Charming - Custom.built ed terrace. Attached ga. $20,000.00. to sell. Under $11,000. 667. drive, 2 car garage. Ideal Woodland-Brick Bungalow, 923 N. B'RYS Drive. 3 bed. brick with 4 bedrooms, '63 RAMBLER, nice. 823. !age. 4 bedrooms, plus study, 5829. UPPER PENINSULA 5503 business hours Mon. location. room ranch, large family 21k baths plus family day, Wednesday, Thursday. family room. new Shag ------.--- I ACREAGE ST. CLAIR 741. Asbestos room, 3 years old. 4th bed. roO m. Grosse Pointe ~IUST SELL '68 Cadillac carpeting throughout, nat. room or den in basement. Park. Sedan deVille, all power, APPROXIMATE ~ acres MAGNIFICENT executive BY APPOI NTMENT bungalow. 2 bedrooms, ural fireplace, recreation chalet on the Tiltabawasse large expandable attic. 2 New carpeting in living low mileage, real sbarp. with considerable frontage room in 'basement, 100x and dining room. Under on McCormick Lakc 7 River, on 60 miles of beau. 1150 \.vHITIIER, car garage. $24,000, $4,000 185 lot, garage. CARTER & CO. Call after 6 p.m. 775-1112. Miles West of Newberry $45,000. Open Sunday 2.5 or tiful waterways, 2J.il hours GROSSE POINTE down. Land Contract. V8. 884-4400 CONTINENTAL, 1969, two. Excellent camp site for from Detroit between Glad. cant. Immediate posses. PAT BURTON call 886-0258 for appoint. door, air, power, loaded. deer, small game and fish win and West Branch. PARK slon. ment. Ml>st sell, sickness. 2177 ing. Only $12,500. Terms. Lovely If.! acre lot. Huge CENTER Hall brick colonial, TU 6-8400 carpeting, drapes, 2 nature Ha~per Ave., Apt. 27, St. MARV BOUTIN 23' beamed cathedral (leil. GROSSE POINTE FARMS Clair Shores. . Ing with magnificent white al fireplaces, air condition. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 I - '1773.78ro 884-7733 brick fireplace, 3 bed. ing, large kitchen with Torraine 460-Brick l> year YORKSHIRE, 1104 - Large MERCEDES, 280 SEL, 1969, rooms, 2 full baths. Fully built.ins, family room, gas old bungalow. Excellent English with 'Mutschler HIGBIEMAXON whit~,. black interior, ~Ir ST. CLAIR RIVER paneled, draped and car. heat, circular drive, sprlnk. condition. Cal'peted thru. kitchen, den, heated porch, conditiOning, AM.FM radiO, peted throughc>ut. Custom ling system. Extra 18rge out, 2 bedrooms, large util. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on all power, Michelin X tires, AREA kitchen with all appliances lot. Call for details. ity room, altached garage. 2nd plus bedroom and baUl 1\7" FIRST OFFERINGS complete service ..ecord. 222 acres ready to develop in c 1u din g dishwasher, Price reduced. on 3rd. Owner transferred Asking $5,100. 884-5495. across highway from St.1 washer.dr).er. Fully air 953 WESTCHESTER' and anxious. TU. 4.0600. Clair River, sewer, water, GROSSE POINTE SHORES-Sp"rkllng 3 bedroom condltloned. All custom THREE bedroom brick colo. GEORGEJ. KUSHNER ranch on 50x15O lot. 2 bedrooms and den or 3rd bed. MAVE~.ICK 1970, ~xcellent gas along property line. I redwood exterior including JOHNSTONE & condition, 2.2,000JnJles, ~De 1,000. frontage on M.29. Ilia I, naturai fireplace, car. TV 1.8400 room plus glass enclosed porch. Finished recreation I sundeck and attached ga. I o~er, radiO, deluxe tn.m'j Very liberal terms. peting, draperIes, Florida 17301 Mack JOHNSTONE room with full bath. 21,2 car gar::ge. Low $30's. vmyl top, standard shift. rage. Completed 1971. Ask. room, gas heat, finished GROSSE POINTE SHORES-Beautiful 3 bedroom $1,050. 773-9683. LANPHARS REALTY :ag $59,900. Must be seen basement, large lot, 2 car to be appreciated. For ap. garage. Conveniently locat. 2~!z baUl Ranch-SEE OUR PICTURE AD.. 1966 DODGE Polara sta. 1.724-204(} Imlay City pointment call weekends ed,- By appointment only. GROSSE POINTE CITY-Large home just Ker- tion wagon, nine passenger. 12A-COMMERCIAL or weekdays after 6 p.m. oU cheval on a 150xZilO lot. Large library on 1st floor Luggage rack, excellent PROPERTY 313-355-2119. GROSSE POINTE condition. 886-5862. 969 BERKSH IRE with private stairway to master bedroom. There's CO?1MERCIAL, building TRAVERSE AREA BEAUTIFUL large family TONNACOUR PLACE - BEACONSFIELD - First room for a tennis court on property. 1967 CHEVROLET Impala 4OxOO, newly updated. Ad- Completely remodeled older New offering! Five large oUering of this 3 bed. home, 5 bedrooms, faiD. GROSSE POINTE PARK-Buy at only $17,!lOO. 2 convrrtible 8-8, radio, ilOW' jacent to public parking home. Walle to Ule % mil. bedrooms and 31k baths room aluminum BUNG. ily room, 2 full baths, bedroom bungalow, formal dining room, garage. er steering, small V.S, o.ir, facilities, Mack Avenue, lion dollar Boat Harber, 2 lavatories, 3 cllr brick in this special 'French ALOW with modernized Zebarted, excellent condi. Grosse PoInte Woods. beach, park and stores. Lo. garage. Extra large lot. P ro'Vi n cia I. Family kitchen. 2 car garage. GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Two 3 bedroom Cillo- tion. $950, or best offer. Owner. 882-7716. cated high on the hill, 3 Many extras, must see to room, kitchen with love. 'Hurry on this one. TV nials near Parcells &. Mason schools. BoUl have fire. 886.3338. I ------large lots in the village of appreciate. Call for ap. ly bay and 'all built.ins, 1.4200. places, formal dining rooms, eating area in kitchen. bandy service stairs -M-U-S-T-AN-G-,-I-00-7-,-V-.S-,-r-a-di-al FOR SALE i Northport. Master bedroom pointment. UNlVERSITi - Conveni. One has screened terrace. Priced at $29,500, and OHice BuLding _ Mack Ave. wiUl bath downstairs, 2 and central .alr condi- $32,500. lires, viny~ top, excellent Grosse Pointe Woods, Air bedrooms up, 2 full baths, tioning, too! TV 4-0600. enUy located 3 bedroom, '11k bath 'ENGLISH. condition, $850. 886-6596. conditioned. Ideal for at. kitchen, dining room, Iiv. 845-47 GROSSE POINTE FARMS-Bungalow, with 3 bed. Handy small extra room -F-A-IR-L-A-N-E-,-1-00-7-s-t-at-io-n torney's, accountants or ing room, office or library, NOTTINGHAM BAL'UANTYNE - Beauti- rooms on 1st. :P1umbing, electricity and heat ducts fully decorated 3 bed. on 1st, nice size kitch- wagon, full power .and air, manufaeturer's representa. .utility room. Fireplace, 6-6 Two family flat. GOl)d in for 2 more bedrooms, and bath on 2nd. Full bath room, 3 'bath QUAD- en with breakfast room, low mileage, $725. 331- tlve. Reasonably priced. carpeted and vinyl, new condition, separate fur. in basement. Copper piping. Priced in the $30'5. LEVEL !!ear Fer r y good yard space, 2 car t 1676. ' June 1st occupancy. appliances. Great location naces, side drive, .2 car garage. A great family I for summer home or all School. All kitchen buill. •••••• garage, Good investment. home. Walk 10 public, COUGAR, 1967 XR7, radio, YORKSHIRE REALTY CO. year round .• :)2,500. Can be Call for details. ins, family room with Days: 888-5850 .. wet bar and unique parochial schools, park GROSSE POINTE PARK heater, whitewalls, power After 5:00 p.m. Call 884-6779 financed. W8tson's Realty, 'and shoppin'g. JUS T brakes and steering. Low Box 386, Northport, Mlchi. patio, paneled games HARCOURT RD. LISTED! TV 1-4200. AUDUBON RD.-4 bedroom, 2% bath two: floor mile a ge. New rubb~r. 121-VACATION gan. room and 2-car attached English. 1st floor has large living, dining rooms, g'arage with eireular Lady's car, $1,295. 881.\ PROPERTY VACANT Jot-5OxI46. Zoned OXFORD-Immediate oc. kitchen with breakfast room, paneled library, screen. i 8609. TRAVERSE AREA - Lake for 2-famlly. d r v e. $68,000. TV cupancy in this fine 3 ed terrace. Recreation room with fireplace in. base. 'Miohigan. Beautiful wood- 1.6300. bedroom BUNGALOW. m~t. . ed lot l00x400. Great sandy DODGE, 1971 ChargerS~E." 2 COTTAGE FOR LEASE LUXURIOUS RANOH on Large jalousled family blue, automatic, pow e f beach. Between .Leland room, 2-car garage .and BALFOUR RD.-Center entrance Colo'nlal with li. steering, power brakes, and Northport. Priced low 7'16 TROMBIEY ROAD. 3 l04xl'50 foot site near brary, family room and glassed breezeway. 4 large bedroom lower flat. Living low interest existing at $120 pel' front foot. Wat. lake in the Shores. 3 bedrooms, 2Y.zbaths. ~en1ral air conditioning. air, tinted gla.s, rear win. RESID EN C ES 2 car garage, side drive. bedrooms, 21,2 baths, mol"tgage. Low 30's. TV dow defogger, vinyl Lan. sons Realty, Box 386, 1-6300. Northport, Michigan. room, dining room, 2 baths, outstanding family room, BARRINGTON-Excellent 2 bedroom ranch with den dau top, 7,500 actual mlies.' Heat and utilities furnish. mint condition, $2,750. 884. ON LAKE paneled "English pub" LINCOLN - Four large or 3rd bedroom, formal dining room, screened porch ed. $::95 per month. Call type games room and and good table space in kitchen. Built 1950. Only 7431. ST. CLAIR Snore Lakefront. bedrooms, 31k baths in 22644 Pointe Drive. Open for appointment. many deluxe features this French Provincial $36,000. DUNE BUGGY, VW "Mini. Sunday or by appointment. including central air HURON well located near the WHITTIER-New family room plus a sitting room T," excellent condition, 3 bedroom custom ranch, conditioning. $69,900. high school and Richard j make this 6 bedroom, 31,2 bath Colonial an excellent best offer over $1,000 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, new TV 1-6300. elementary. Company- buy for a family. 7Ox155 lot, Z car garage. Only $51,' takes r 886-5557. . I FRONTAGE carpeting, full basement, sw~ living room with FIKANY FIRSr OFFERING-Well 000. finished recreation room, fireplace, unusual 21' 11B-CARS WANTED 2 car heated garage, lot REALTOR landscaped 3 bedroom, solarium on 2nd floor, GROSSE POINTE CITY ESTATE l00x230. Price $68,000. 778- 11,2 Q:lath COLONIAL handy service stairs, JUNK CARS wanted. 839. with family room on LINCOLN-Center haU English with paneled den, 9111. 886-5051 games room and 3 car kitchen with built ins, 3 bedrooms, Pn baths. Excel. 0250. 884-1930 tree. lined street in 1he garage. TU 4-0600. L' ARBE CROCHE subdlvi. W" 0 d £. Exceptional lent condition. ne-BOATS AND 3 BEDROOM, 11,2 baths Co. 1.AKEFRONT, winterized, 3 sian, Grosse Pointe of the games room with wet COLONIAL with 4 bed. RIV ARD-6 bedroom, 3 bath terrace. Good condi. North. Corner lot, approxi. lonlal, near Village shop. bar, 2 ear attached rooms, 21k ,baths, pius 1970 CORONADO sloop, 30 bedroom cottage. Grand ping. Fully carpeted. As. tion. 2 car garage. $41,500. foot, fiberglass. Sleeps 6. Bend, SouUlcott Pines, On. mateiy one acre, associa. brick garage. $41,500. 3rd floor quarters, lie sume mortgage, $24,500. TV 4.0600. brary, sun room, mod. ST. CLAIR-Two family duplex. 3 bedrooms each Excellent ,:onditlon. 889. tario. Private subdivision. tion membership includes 881-9551 0309. . Excellent beach with slope private year round swim. ernlzed kite h t: nand unit. New kitchens. Good investment at $44,900. ming pool, sauna baths, BEDFORD - Excellent apartment over 2-car access. $55,000. Call 519. FIRST OFFERING ST. CLAIR-Completely renovated 4 bedroom, 2Y.z JOHNSON - 3 horsepower tennis courts, beach bouse Walter Mast 3 bedroom, garage. One~vvner~e 471.9410. bath terrace. New kitchen, carpeting, and decorating. motor, long shaft. Used on beautiful Little Tra. 'HOLLYWOOD 1351 - Near 21k bath center ball and well priced at Immediate occupancy. one month, $200. 885-7864. verse Bay. For further In. \ Marter-Newly decorated Colonial. Fireplace, pan. $46,900. TV 1-6300. eled library, screened 12D-LAKE AND R1VER formation call 889-0452. and new carpeting in this KERBY-3 bedroom Ranch with den on 60,,148 lot. 2 23 FT. fibreglass, Slick updated 2 bedroom colo- and glassed terra'Ce, ROSLYN - Young mar. PROPERTY car garage. Immediate occupancy. Craft, twin 140 inboard, nial with library. Owner games room, 2 car all rieds - Here's your I3-REAL ESTATE outboard, many extras, transferred. Priced to sell. brick garage. TV 4-0600. chance to locate in the PROVENCAL ROAD-English Manor on large well low hours. 882-4074. PROFITABLE FOR SALE Poi n te for under landscaped grounds. 4 bedrooms, 4 batb~ on 2nd plus OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 CAPE COD on Fleetwood $30,000. Very neat 3 18' SLICK CNAFT, 1968 INVESTMENT maids. 3 large garage apartments. Swimming pool. BABCOCK CO-OP F AlRHOLME 1556 - Center I -2 large :bedrooms, ter. bedrocm brick Bungalow mod e I, CaUledral hull, LAKELAND RIVER Warren and Mack area. 2 entry leads to spacious race, cozy fireplace, full on lovely wide lot. Extra TOURAINE-Newer 5 bedroom, 4'h baUl Center Hall walk through , DEVELOPMENT bed roo m s, carpeting, rooms in this fine 3 bed. dining room, garage. sitting room on 2nd Colonial with library and family room. Beautiful yard 110 h.p. Mercury, top and 295 acres, 30 minutes from drapes. Bus at door. Close roem 'Colonial with family Owner transferred. Mid floor, 21k car garage with swimming pool. side eurtains, Thorbred Lapeer, zoned mobile home to stores. Ideal location. room and finished base. 20's. TV 1-6300. and handy to bus. TV Trailer, ski tow, many I ment. 4-0600. VOLTAIRE PLACE-Quiet setting enh'ances Ule de. other extras. Absolutely in an d recrea tiona,I mad ern C. W. BABCOCK &. SONS ENGLISH TUDOR - 4 sirability of this 5 bedroom 3 bath Colonial with li- mint condition and ready buildings, facilities for '177.3310 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 twin.size bedrooms, 21k RANCH-Handy to ;Barnes brary and screened terrace. CaU for further details. swimming, fishing, camp., I 1 baths, family room, School. 3 bedrooms, 11k to go. Dick Shalla, 20283 ing. 7,000' of beautiful riv. MIDDLESEX 702 - Grosse Morningside, bet wee n handy breakfast room, baths, terrace, games WARNER-Just off Lake Shore on Cui.de-sac. Newer er frontage. Only $840 per VAN ANTWERP 2161 t. Poin.te home that leaves Colonial in immaculate condition. Family room wiUl Lochmoor and R e n a u d , • ,,11. nothing to be desired. 5 pan~ed g~ room room and 2-'Car attached Grosse Pointe Woods. acre, will con.~lder divld. I t~active 2 bed~ Colo. bedrooms, Mutchler kitch. and o(flce, 2.car ~t. garage. Easy mainte. fireplace and bar. 2 powder rooms, 4 'bedrooms, 3 ing. , m.al, Grosse POll1te Woods. en. Will go }.and contract. tached garage and good nance and nothing to do baths up. Slate patio, sprInkler system and central air RHODES, 19' fiberglass sail. LANPHAR REALTY I Fireplace, gas bmlt, IIh- existing mortgage. but move in. $43,500. conditioning. Price reduced. boat, Keel outlloard, cradle 1.724.2040 Imlay City car garage, fenced lot, va. BERiKSHlRE - Modernized $58,500. TU 1-6300. '!'U 1-6300. trailer, extra gear, decron eant. Californi8 o~r says kitchen enhances this 3 WESTWIND-Exce1!ent location. Completely reno. sails. $1,800. 886-1627. LAKE FRONT Chalet near Sell! Open Sunday 2-5. bedroom colonial on large FIRST OFFERING of LOTHROP - Well.kept 4 vated 2 bedroClm, tlh bath Ranelt. Large family room, bedroom contemporary heated swimming pool, sprinkler system, attached Gaylord. 2 bedrooms and WALKER REALTY 885-8443 lot. $45,000. Mast~uilt GEORGIAN SUPER Porpoise sailboat sleeping baicoJ',y. Gas fur. COLONIAL on Webber TRI.LEVEL with magni. garage and central air conditioning. and trailer, $795. 886.5893. Place. 5 bedrooms, 3Y.z ficent view from family nace. Full bath. Sandy HJ.RP~R WOODS GROSSE POINTE SHORES baths, family room, li. room of secluded lOOx 1964 27.foot Owens Can. beach, Large wooded lot 80 GROSSE POINTE 'BLVD. I BELOW OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 brary, ultra mod ern 237 foot rural site. Built tesll, completcly recondi. $29,500. 777-3204. 3 bedrooms, den, Florida HAWTHORNE 208l57 - Be LAKE SHORE LANE-Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath kitchen .and othe best In by Cox &. Baker and tioned this spring, 185 h.p. ------I room 31,2 baUls 21,2 car delighted when you see ranch with family room in prime location. Beautiful materials, workmanship good value at $61,800. Craft hcad. many extras, atta~ garage. 'All large this 3 bedroom. Loads. of finished basement, attached garage, central ,lir 5'1'. CLAIR RIVI~R, near and decor. One of our TV 1.6300. $4.600. 792.1108 aftel" 7 rooms. 884.1931. ~up'board spac~ and built. conditioning. Counlry Club-IOO' iot on _ IRS plus ra family room. finest offerings. Call for p.m. river with new breakwall, details of the many ex. COLONIA.l. - Well'kept LAKE SHORE ROAD-Better t.~an new 3 year old, 5 31 WILLISON, .G R 0 SSE NEWr.ASThE 21212 _ 1M. new garage, new paved tra special f eat u res. with 3 bedrocms, 11k bedroom, 3 full baths plus 2 hall bath Colonial. Large HOUSEBOAT, 1970 Chris. baths, near Mas 0 n drive and footing in ptace POINTE S H 0 RES - MACULATE 3 bedroom 'Co- $127,000. TV 1-6300. balconled foyer, paneled library, family room with Craft, 34-foot. twin engine, for 58'x34 , home. Take Sprawling 3-4 bedroom Ionial with central air, School. Family 1'OO'IIl, low hours, FM ship ~ (jreplace, mutsch!er kitchen. 4'h car garage. Central over and complete project. ranch, 2 baths, formal din. kitchen bullt.lns patio, 2 HOLLYWOOD - 3 nioce gaarge8nd low inter. air conditioning. Beautiful landscaping. shore radio. Monomatic Price reduced. Ing room, family room, 2 car garage. 11,2 baths. size bedrooms in this est existing mortgage. head. Excellent condition. car attached-Only minutes 'air <:onditioned brick Owners Lansing.bound. GROSSE POINTE WOODS Must sacrifice. 886.4496. ST. CLAIR RIVER. near to Lakeshore Y8cht Clubl 'Raru:h. 1Y.zbaths, loveiy $31,900. TU I~OO. FISHING BOAT 18.( t L . I hospital-good sized 3 b~d. screened porctl, 2 car HAMPTON RD.-Situated on 60 ct. lot near schools . '. 00. y I room 1 floor home With D. DAY REALTY WILCOX CONDOMINUM TOWN. and transportation Ulis 3 bedroom Colonial Is com. attached garage -and all HOUSE, known ,as The ~an lD~ard, Ala~ tra,!er" large attached 21,2 car ga. 20957 MACK e86-3300 I 884-3550 in excellent condition. pletely carpeted. Z car garage. Owner transferred. Berkshires-3 bedrooms, ~Ish tan~, two SWivel fish. I rage; living room 17.2x31. Nothing to do but move $30,900. 21k baths, paneled mg chairs. In water. 882'1' 6. fireplace; master bed. in. TV 4.0600. ~______room with dreuing room YOUR OWN CONDOMINIUM FOR games room, self-clean. 850 S. RENAUD-Qpen Sunday, 2:30-5:00-Lovely 2 bedroom Ranch on quiet cul.de.sac. Famlly room 11E-TRAIURS AND and lornado shelter; 2 full KF,NSlNGTON-Brlck Co. i~ oven, frost free reo I AS lOW AS $122 monthly lincl. toxl frlgerator, community with fireplace, screened terrace, attached garage. CAMPERS I baUls; 91 ft. river frontage lonial with 3 bedrooms. IWl,h 0 nominal down poymentl pool and many features --- ' __ 1 with new steel breakwall. family roan, recreation N. RENAUD-Semi.ranch with 4 bedrooms 2 full Bordering ihe Grosse Pointes on 4535 Cadieux Rood, room, 2 car garage. designed for easy Ilv. 1968 TRA VCO, 27.100t, fully $59,500. baths, screened parch. 2 car garage on 68x't43 lot. juSI north 01 Mock Ave.,' ore the 011 new Easlpoinle Near everything. TU Ing. This borne Is qual. equipped, sleeps 6. $10,500. I Immediate occupancy. $46,500. 885.4640. INVESTMENT PROPERTY Condominiums. Scheduled for occupancy on Moy 1.4200. ity. TV 1-6300. -461,2 acres adj8cent to 15th. There are still a limited number of units avail. BLAIRMOOR CT.-4 or 5 bedroom, 2'h bath quad. l1-ACREAGl AND River District Hospital; able. Each unit .fealures a large bedroom, living level. Huge family room with fireplace, attached ga. SOBURIAN water and sewer at end of room. oil tiled both plus a kitchen with HOlpoinl rage. Excellent floor plan. Sprinkler system. Vacant PROPERTY property; If.! zoned busl. range, hood vent and disposal. Air cond",oning, JOHNSTONE & soon. ness; ewer 3000 ft. road storms, screens. gos hol waler heat are a few of fhe frontage. SCENIC FARMLAND exlras included in lhe full prIce of $17,9ffJ, The St. Clair, 15 minutes (rom JOHNSTONE Mt, Clemens near 194. 20 eslomoled $33 monthly maintenance charge lakes core acres of productive soil, ED SASS of heal, waler, Insuronce, snow removal, lown core REALTORS HrGBIE MAXON good perk conditions. ex. and all eXleri~r malnlenonce, Ample parking. celient investment to divide Models open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Hallmark of Broker Dependability 886-3400 (or resale. $23,500. Very REALTOR liberal terms. 1315 S. Riverside Ave. St. Clair 48079 EASTPOINTE CONDOMINIUMS We're here to help YOU! 83-84 KERCHEVAL AVE. LANPHAR REAI.TV 4535 Cadieux Roar! . 1.7:::4.2040 Imlay City Phone (313) 329.9003

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U-REAL ESTATE /13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL. ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE I U-REAL ESTATE t 3-REAL ESTATE FOITSALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE ------, ------.-- I ~-'- ---- ,~.. 78 MEADOW LANE. Charm. 757 HAWTHORNE. 3 bed. GROSSE POINTE PARK. 4 ANITA 1235 - Immedlaw ON THE LAKE GROSSE POINTE ing four bedroom, 2th room, 21h bath ranch. family fiat. Owner. 823. GROSSE POINTE FARMS-' JEFFERSON possession lQ this large FINE PROTECTED Ranch, 477 Shelbourne. 3 famlly home. ,Must be sold! WOODS baths, spacious famlly Newly decorated. Large HARBOR 3205. One bedroo'm co.operative room, modern country family room. $48,000. Some large bedrooms, ? baths, 2 For the executive who de. car attached garage. Com. apartment. Entertain your D. DAY REALTY Large sprawling ranch on kitchen. Private patio, furniture aWillable. By ap- HIDDEN LANE friends on the Pll.tio with , WOODS LANE 854-Exqui. 9O'x140' lot. RecenUy up. yard. $59,500. 881.4431 or pointmenl. 886-4426 or 771. mands the finest 258' NEWLY DECORATED 7 plete recreation room with water front large English a fountain, or relax by the dated kitchen. House for 961.1205. 1039. room ranch. Greatly re- lav. 125' lot with sprinkler pool. manor, Sweeping circular HARPER WOODS - 20849 doctor, lawyer, In d I a n duced, 3 bedrooms, 2¥.! system. Carpeting and drive. 4.car attached ga. Anita and 20588 Beaufait. Chief. FISHER RD. 318 CANTERBURY ROAD, 734,' baths, formal dining room, drapes. Vacant. Land con- rage. 40' gl.ass walled gar. 3 bedroom Colonials. Grosse SHORT OPEN SUN, 2-5 near Ferry SChool - 4 family room, new carpet. tract terms available. Schvv.eitzer Pointe Schools. 886.146(, 881-2811 bedrooms, 3th bath Colo. den room looking directly WEISS REALTY A'ITRACTIVE white farm on to the lake. lng and draperies, built.in 886-5800 colonial. 3 bedrooms, plu:, nlal. 1st fioor bedroom, kitchen appliances, finished 371-6032 sludy or 4th bedroom all on laundry, family room, 2'At KARL DAVIES basement with half bath, GRAYTON-Nice lodklng English 3 bedrooms, 1Y.1 2nd fioor. Large kitchen car attached garage. Air. aUached gar8ge, large baths, completely new kitchen. panelled den, patio, wit h built.ins. Near On court lot. Priced low TU 5-3220 patio, fully landscaped. RENDEZVOUS HERE SUNDAY fenced yard. Price Mid 30's. 70's. Good fInancIng. 1m. schools.transpOrtation. See WOODS LANE 854-Exquis. For sale by owner. Open mediate occupancy. BETWEEN 2:30 AND 5 HAltPTON- WOODS-Attractive green aluminum today. site 4 bedroom Cape Cod. weekends. 1.5. 886-6931. siding, 3 bedroom, 2 story. Carpeted throughout. All "REEWOOD 886.4700 Features paneled den, WE THINK YOU'LL fall in love with this quaint DAV IES-MOFF ETI LAKE POINTE, 624, spacious appliances including freezer. Only $26,900. h8ndsome family room, 2 English cottage at 651 Bedford, ~;)lJth of Jeffer. English, near lake, 5 bed. TU 5-3220 car attached. Liggett &on. The charming two story living room with its OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 room, 2'f.1bath, 75x176 lot, S. RENAUD 1370-REDUCEil PRICE ON THIS most School. Good assumption! randlJm width flooring is one of the many Open Sunday 2-5 HOME OF paneled study, formal din. attractive Ranch with 3 bedrooms. panelled den, large surprises to greet you when you step inside. ATTENTION OUT OF ing room. By owner. glassed terrace. Beautifully 18ndscaped grounds with DISTINCTION D, DAY REALTY There is a first floor den, large dining room. at. sprinkler sy~tem. TOWNEJRS 20957 MACK 886-3300 $49,500. 822.2952. IF YOU desire a home that tached garage and a total of five bedrooms. UNIVERSITY PLACE-Pleasing English-well ar. Elegan~ new colonial. Im- is out of the ordinary and Large existing mortgage with competitive in. mediate possession. Family ranged for large family near Schools &: Village. 5 or in excellent condItion, lhen GROSSE PTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE tercst rate may be assumed. 6 bedrooms, 3Y.1baths, cozy panelled den. Screened room paneled,intercom by all means you must see system, sprln.1Uer system, AULARD. FIRST OFFER. LINCOLN. Goo d three- FIRST TIME OFFERED terrace. CharmIng recreation room with fireplace. this one. It is located at plotessi(,nal landscaping, I ING. 2'bedroom Fa c e bedroom English. New. 3 car garage. Won't last at this price. 86 RENAUD O1"F LAKE- A BEAUTIFUL FARM COLONIAL set among m:l' three bed room s, three Brick bungalow w i l.h ly decorated. Excellent SHORE among other beau. ture trees on an acre in one of the Pointe's finest baths, centrlll air condi. family room end large condition. 11h baths, 2. WASHINGTON-Centrally located 4 bedroom, 3Y.1 tiful homes and fine neIgh- neighborhoods. There are four bedrooms and tioning, Mulschler kltchen expansion attic. car garage. bath, center hall Colonial. Den and screened terrace. bors. The unique fioor plan three and a half baths and two first floor fire. with buill.ins, will consider Recreation room. Under $50,000. of this six bedroom New WOODS LANE COURT. GROSSE PTE FARMS trade, terms available. 14 places. in tho) living room and the den, Our owner England colonial has much Four-bedroom Cape Cod LA BELLE. Three.bed- is serious about pricing this one to sell, $58,000 WELLINGTON PLACE 17-.Farm Colonial built in Rathbone Place. room Cape Cod. Two 1963. Near Lake. 4 pleasant bedrooms, 2 baths, panel. to offer in the way of fam. colonial. 21,2 baths, 2. will prove him correct. BY APPOIN11.'dENT ily living aad for gracious car attached gar age. full balhs, 2.car garage. led den and family room. Powder room. Attached 2 I Natural fireplace. Close TOWN HOUSE LIVING in the center of the suburbs. car garage. Under $70,000. On private street near lake. entertaining. Finished basement with wet bar. to shopping and trans. Kiss goodbye th(' time consuming chores of lawn Like to entertain? Need more. DOWNSTAIRS you will find portation. care and snow shoveling and general main. room? Here ~s a graceful a formal living room with SEVERN. Three.bedroom WESTWIND. Brick ranch. tenance, yet truly own 1: "house" of your own with colomal that IS the answer fireplace. beautiful dining brick colonial. 11h baths. five bedrooms and three baths. Priced for your SILLOWAY & CO. to your needs, modern room with bay overlQoking Three bedrooms, two dining room. Kilchen baths, for mal dining move at $38,500. REALTORS kitchen 'Yith built-ins ,su~. the lovely rear gardens. with breakfast space. 2. room, WIth tiled floor, li'l Den with fireplace and room. Recreation room BY APPOINTMENTS PLEASE car garage. Close to with bar. 2-car attached 16825 Kercheval 884-7000 brary, formal d~g room, wood panelled walls. Kit. transportation and shop- powder room, sIX bed- chen loaded with, built.in garage. Beautifully land- GRO£SE POINTE FARMS COLONIAL ... for the ping. discriminating buyer we offer this special IitLle rooms, three baths, large appliances, large glassed scaped. I house with three bedrooms anll bath and a harr. lot, new roof, assumable in porch that will afford BLAIRMOOR. Three-bed. HARPER WOODS mortgage. hours of relaxation. room .tri.level. Family The St. Charles kitchen will please the mostfas. BROADSTONE. Inunacu. tidious cook. All wrappeli up on a 75 foot lot with WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE room and recreation lale three.bedroom face MUIR ROAD UPSTAIRS you will find four a completely fenced yard. l' 00 m. Kitchen wit h brick ran c h. F'amily THINKOF Good investment, $300 per master size bedrooms and built-ins. 21h ba ths. 2- room and recreation ON VERY POPULAR WASHINGTON ROAD, .. at month rental income house three baths plus two large ~ar attached garage. has central air, three bed. bed,ooms and bath over room. Goo d mortgage 375 we offer a four bedroom colonial ..with a rooms, 11h baths, also the garage which are great ROSLYN. Thr£j~.bedroom assumption. full' bath for each .hedroom. The fOfmal dining smaller house on rear of for help or those ir.ucpen- contemporary colonial. BEAUFAIT. Brand new room h8sthose essential details which make the TAPPAN property, $7,000 do w n, dent teenagers. There are 1¥.! baths, 2.car garage. three.bedroom colonial, room complete. The living room with fireplace opens throl~gh French doors to a large. screened NEW ON THE MARKET - Charming 3 bedroom terms. loads of closels plus attic Lovely screened terrace. with family room, 11h storage. Recreation room. Good bat h s. Grosse Pointe porch. so delighiful for summer e\'eDlng enter. Engli5h in one of Fann's most desirable locations. IF YOU ARE mortgage assumption. schools. taining. Acid a panelled library and you can se',! Living Room, Dining Room, Florida Room, THINKING OF SELLING TO SEE this borne and all why this is an excellent buy at $7ll;500. 'Mutschler kitchen and lavon first fioor. !Beautiful Call its unmentioned extras, garden with goldfish pond and lovely trees. Come please stop in Sunday, 256 MERRIWEATHER ROAD ... large El)~1ish with in Sunday 2 to 5. GEORGE PALMS Priced at $129,000. SHOREWOOD three bedrooms plus a hp.atedsleeping porch or REALTOR sewing room. A remodeled kitchen and recent FIRST OFFERING-Sharp 3 'bedroom, 11h bath ranch, CHAMPION 20431 MACK REALTY CO 886.8710 carpeting are. pluses to this fine house, And all priced hi'low 40's, 2.car garage. See it today as for a reduced price of '$36,900, this hOu,Se should sell quickly. Nicely landscaped TU 6-4444 REALTOR with many beautiful trees. TU 4-5700 . A Family Business For 102 KERCHEVAL 629 UNIVERSITY - 5 'bedroom, 21h bath colonial, Over A Century I "ON THE HII:L" professionally decorated, beautifully carpeted and draped, new plastered walls and ceilings recently Purdy R. G. EDGAR completed. Walking distance to Village 'llnd Hill ,-<,y shopping 'areas, schools and park. Many extras include family room, 2-car attached heated ga- GROSSE POINTE and & ASSOCIATES rage, sundeck, completely fen'Ced :backyard. 886.6010 WESTCHESTER. G r a c i- BALLANTYNE CT. E. 114 KERCHEVAL JUST LISTED-St. Clair Shores, Couchez Faltlls Sub- OilS living in this three. Entertain in the huge division, 75x150 lot, large ranch featurIng living bedroom air conditioned family room, or the Associates room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with home. Large f a mil y beautiful finished base- Formica cabinets, 11h baths, 2-car attached ga. room. Two full l)atbs ment. A 4-bedroom Cape OFFERS rage. Priced under market at $35,900. and a powder room. The Cod semi-ranch with a OUR FIRST OFFERING &: OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5 578 GLEN ARBOR - Elegant 4 bedroom, 21,2 bath smallest bedroom is 13. 21.foot bedroom. A cozy CHAMPION colonial, magnificent 2.story marble foyer, circu- foot square. All walk.in den. Bright rbomy kitch- 1061 FAIRHOLME-In Grosse Pointe Woods. Very lar stairway. All rooms spacious Including family closets. Finished base- en with built.in appli. fine three bedroom ranch-Fresh-New roof a.nd i WHITTIER"':"PERFECTION in a three bedroom, two room, first fioor laundry, master bedroom suite, ment with ..ecreation ances. 885-5800. aluminum gutters. Only $41,50o-A buy! Reoiem. 'and a half bath center enl1'ance colonial. It is luxurious carpeting, draperies thruout room. Attached two-car Iller Open Sunday 2:30 to 5;00. 'Celitrallyair conditioned, a dust filter on furnace garage. 886-4200. HAWTHORNE. A three- to keep your hOl\Je dust free, two car brick garage bedroom h 0 m e with SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 1983 LITTLESTONE-3 bedroem, 11h bath colonial, with electric eye. Beautiful family room plus roomy family room, excellent kitchen with built .. family room and fire- HAWTHORNE. A double- Next-to.the-lake setting for this bright four bedroom, Florida Room. Sprinkling system front and rear. ins. One of larger homes in area, move-in condi- insulated three.bedroom place. Full bath off the tion. ' three and a half bath Colonial-Unusually Priced brick horn e. Natural mas~er bedroom. Built- -great traffic pattern! How 'about a cheerful LOTHROP US-This seven bedroo~n colonial built in fireplace. Plenty of di.n. in air conditioner. An 462 McKI)'ILEY-3 bedroom, 11,2 bath colonial in the laundry and wonderful family room. Super loca- in 1958 has been kept to perfection and is ready to ing area. New roof and extra paneled ar.d car- tion. move into on July 1st. This beauty is equipped Fanns, completely carpeted and draped, re<:rea- gutters. A short stroll peted room in the base- tion room with fireplace. Excellent condition. with all the extras, heated pool and pool house, to shopping and bus. ment. On a 70xl50-foot WOULD you believe a house priced in the mid.forties fire and burglar system, complete intercom sys- 529 BARRINGTON - Owner velY anxious, wanls 886-4200. lot. 886-5800. will give you the following? Four bedrooms, two tem, air conditioned, new Mutschler kitchen. The offer. Reasonably priced 4 bedroom, 21h bath all baths, extra room on first fioor, ultra modern JEFFERSON. A 1 a r g e beautifully landscaped lawn has a completely brick family colonial, paneled library, modern WELLINGTON. Lake kitchen, fantastic location - Oh! There's even three-bedroom b r i c k automatic sprinkling system. All of this and kitchen. Large lot near waterfront parks. front horn': with 6 bed- more. much more, make this a real buy at $200,000. rooms, 4 baths, two half £emi.ranch. The small. 1075 BLAlIUmOR-Large 4 bedroom, 21h bath culo. est bedroom is 13x18. GROSSE POINTE FARMS-Extra fine three 'bedroom, baths, family room, li- OPEN SUNDAY nial with spacious rooms, oversized closels, family brary, sew i n groom. Bath on both fl 0 0 r s. one and a haU bath Colonial with Country Kitch- room with fireplace and raised hearth. IXL kitch- laundry room and extra First fioor laundry. The en set up. The house is in superb condition- RENAUD 86-Summer is here! It's time to make your en cabinets, stainless sctee! built-in appliances, storage room. Sprinkling kitehen has all built-ins ready to move into. The design, Colonial - the move. Stop by Sunday and see why this six first floor utility and , extra-deep base. system with ~'d heads. 3 including two ovens. On living is formal and informal. bedroom New England colonial is the finest buy ment. Andersen windows, central air conditioning, 'a lot 200 feet square. fireplaces. Well over an IN THE PARK in the SHORES. Immediate occupancy, charming paneled basement with kitchen and lav. acre of land, with con- 886-5800. OPEN SUN- d~cor and fine location makes this one a must DAY 2.5. 1372 Devonschire-extra special-library and family 580 COOK-Quick possession, Deeplands area, 4 bed- crete seawall and a to see. room. BY APPOIN'I\'1ENT room, 2'f.! bath Cape Cod, carpeted .and draped beautiful vlew of the SUNNINGDALE. A de- lake and river. 886-5800 'lOll Buckingham-Family Home-library and five thruout, built.in range and oven, 2-car attached lightful semi-ranch on a bedrooms. CALVIN 421-Four bedrocm bungalow in the Farms garage. A NIT A. Four-bedroom large lot overlooking the 732734 Trombley-Investment Minde:l? 5 and 5. for $30,900. Located near schools, transportation Lochmoor Golf Course. 2222 HAMPTON-Reduced to $26,500, ideal starter brick bungalow. Fin- ma!ces this a must to see. Can be shown anytime Spacious living roo m IN THE CITY home, 3 bedroom aluminum sided colonial with ished basement with a so call for an appointment. full second kit c hen. and family room each dining "L," newer roof, beautifully landscaped. 17849 Kercheval-Great Potential-four bedrooms. HUNTINGTON 1902-Three bedroom. two bath brick Drapes and carpeting with a fireplace. Large semi ranch. Well located for schools and shopping. 372 HILLCREST - Near transportation, shopping, throughout. An excep- kitchen, 4 bedrooms. 2 IN THE FARMS and one half baths. Fin- schools, reduced to $29,900. Bring offers! Re. tionally attractive inte- 94 Cloverly-A gem and with pool and pool house. WASHINGTON 355-Charming farm colonial with all ished recreation room. decorated 4 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow with rior. 1I86-42oo. 381 Country Club Lane-Price reduced-True family the livability you have always wanted. Large 886-5800. family room. heme. family room, four bedrooms, two and a half baths, 734 LAKELAND-A must for young in heart! Only 5 PRESTWrCK. A three. VAN K. Enjoy gracious 115 Lakeshore-Only $159,OOQ-four bedrocms, family attached garage, centrally air cond;lioned. All years old, contemporary 4 bedroom, 21,2 baths, bedroom brick ran c h living in this large 5- room. this and much more. Call today. Thermopane windows, central air conditioning, home in the best of con- bedroom colonial home dition. All al:Jminum 77 Stephens-Library and family room-Six bedrooms. TROMBLEY .I!81-This center hall colonial is the large lot. Immediate possession. near the Grosse Pointe BEST BUY IN GROSSE POINTE. Besides the trim. Built.in cabinets Yacht Club. Fireplace IN THE SHORES 387 NEFF-Big family home! 6 bedroom, 31,2 bath in the dining room. Well usual large living roem, dining foom. kitchen and in the living room and 20 Colonial Road-Dead end street-five be:!ro(lms, lav, there is a fine library plus a glassed and colonial near the lake, updated kitchen 8nd baths. planned nicely decorat- family room. Two and family room. Assumable mortgage. ed kitchen with large screened sun room. Four bedrooms, two baths haU baths plus half in 900 I.akeshore-On the Lake-li'brary, family room, on the seeond floor and full bath in basement eating space. Two.car the basement. Air condi. 794 rEMBERTON-Custcm 4 bedroom, 2~ bath colo- garage. 886:4200. modern kitchen. A great recreaticn room with a bar, aUached nial near waterfront parks. Price reduced! Solid tioned. 886.5800. 17 Willow Tree-Just olf Lakeshore-six bedro()lTls, garage which keeps )'iJur car well protected. Call mahogany paneled den and breakfast room, beau. ROSLYN. Charming tudor HUNTINGTON. Beautiful two exira rooms. us for an appointment before it is too late. tiful carpeting, recreation room with fireplace. sty 1e four. bedroom ranch plus formal din. IN THE WOODS HUNTINGTON 21227 - OUT OF TOWN OWNER 1637 PRESTWICK - 3 bedroom, 11h bath colonial, home. Family room with ing room. Two and a 713 Shoreham-Fine two b{ldroom ranch-large lot. WANTS OFFER on this weB planned ranch. Three paneled, carpeted TV room, den, kitchen with natural fireplace. For. half attached garage. bedrooms, twenty.two.follt family room. finished dishwasher, breakfast room, 2'At car garage, mal dining room. Sun Lovely spacious grounds. 8C4 Woods L~ne - Five bedroom Colonial - family room. basement with lav and stall shower, Priced in carport. deck. Very low price A wonderful buy. 886. low 30's. for the area. 886.4200. 4200. 970 Woods Lane-Four bedroom Colonial-family room 350 ROOSEVELT PLACE-Newly landscaped 3 bed. anll library. NEFF ROAD-CHOICE FLAT 55. CENTER 010'CITY. room, Ilh bath ranch, paneled family room, BISHOP ROAD. Lakefront FAIRHOLME. No outside Excellent for shopping and transportation, Mutschler kitchen. Beautifully carpeted, deco. home that leaves noth. painting to do In (his rated and draped. Patio in rear with stockade ing to be desired as to brick bungalow with alu. GROSSE POINTE VICINITY fence. the house, the land, or minum on the t rim. Purdy the location. Three bed. Three bedrooms, full WILDWOOD-Two bedrocm co.op Kitchen with built- 1419.21 SOMERSET - Newer 5/5 all brick colonial rooms and three baths. basement witll a half ins. Beautiful condition. Sliding glass doors to flat, separate basements, separ8te furnaces. as. Fireplaces in the living bath. On a lot 60 feet pallo, quiet residential area. $24,900. sumable mortgage. Excellent condition. and room and family room, with garage. The price BERDEN 18913'-Charming one and a half story. three JUST LISTED - Excellent canal horne, 3 bedroom, too! Central air condi. hall been drastically reo bedroom brick hcme on a quiet street near St 21h bath ranch In St. Clair Shores. Generous tlonlng. 886.5800. duced. 886.4200. John Hospital. Perfect for newlyweds and oldy: room sizes, recreation room with fireplace and Associates weds. $26,900. bar, 2 car garage. 889-0500 SCHWEITZER Clayton C. Purdy. Jr. CHAMPION 18780 MACK oMary F. Schlaff James P. Danaher TAPPAN Marian J. Bode Barbara S. Davis Realtor Grosse Pointe Farms Sue Megowen Adelberg George J. Baer, II T. Raymond Jeffs Frank J. McGinnis, Jr. 884-6200 21300 MACK Virginia Jefferies-Commercial and Industrial TU. 4-5700 DOKercheval ,On.the.HiIl Grosse Pointe Woods oDIvision 102 Kercheval "On Tile HIli'. 882.0899 ,....~:•• ~. '.','.,~.-:-:,.~~-:-;" '," .. ~O'',' ~.. ,'e:'~.,,:'~.~.~.' , , ,.; .. ,."'7»~O',O'~.~O'~.~p~»~._ . ~ ' • ' .. ' , .. 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U-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE il13-itEAL ESTATE 13-lEAL ESTATE l6-Im fOR SALE 21G-flOOfING 'lwiJ)~' DD..l.ND NEW! 'OR SALE fOR SALE - SERVICE J'lh .. ,.,~ FOR SALE FOR SALE MINIATURE Schnauzers, 10 , Every D01l'l_ tile • Cruly. apeel.l ColoD!al c«nes 1416 LEXINGTON. 3 bed" GROSSE POINTE PARK. weeks old, AKC registered. NEW ROOFS and repairs. LENNON. 20433. Harper $125. 902 Newporl Drive, alonl. ODe tbat'. had notblDg but the best since Woods. !Keep cooi with room ranch in prel1tiglous English brick. Large llv. ST. CLAI RSHORES Gutters cleaned and repair. it was built, with deeonlUoa ftJlt can best be Fenton, MichIgan. 629.5086. ed. Insured. central air in this large 4 Grosse P91nte Farms area. Ing room. fireplace. for. (EXECUTIVE ~UALITY d~~ ~,ar e1e(aJlt. 'Ihere'. 10 mucll clo,et bedroom brick ranch. Call 21h baths, cenlral air with mal dining room powder SIBERIAN Huskle male FAMOUS IIMlc:e'W. almost rldkulous. Two full bath. com- HOME) for ap~lnlrneDt. special air filleralioD sys. room, enclosed patio, 20 pUppy, blue eyes, 3~~ MA INTENANCE pllnleDt ~ biI bedrooms and the cherry tem. Over $10,000 spent 6 fool kitchen dining IIrea. MARTIN.LITTLE months old. 885.4672. 839.0377 , .paDe1ed 'Ulnn ~ • Kaock out. The ''Piece De' D. DAY REALTY months ago for new.family Three bedrooms 2 baUls, Res1lta'DC!l" lI1iiti'autbeDtle wine ceIlar. We think 20937 MACK 886.3300 I room. kitchen, carpeting, 3rd floor, 1 bedr~m. bath. MACK.HARPER DOBERMAN puppies, AKC. It', wltt!out equal at ALL ROOF &: "",900. com pie tel y redecorate 23'xll' room. RecreaUon Thiele Court, Truly "Fantas. Black and tan, males, $125. GUTTER WORK • • • ed, etc. Many refinements room, lavatory in base. tic" Executive type 3 bed. Call after 6 p.m .• 287.3356. Caulking, chimney rcpairll If • nlee 1H~.~.J.9fI~1 for about $20,000 less IJ 13 CAMERON at a low price of $53.900. ment. 2 car garage Near room, Center hall, brick . Gutters cleaned , .', lJ)OfiL ~gur :C9,P,'!!~,' •ttea, better drink up and then 881.6298. s c h 0 0 i s transporta'Uon, ranch. C u s tom deluxe. BEDLINGTON TERRIER. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE ,. letps, MlP.W )'qu ~ 3 bedroom, B~ bath, surprlle New, large entry with clr. Bunt 1969. 21f.tbaths. 22x champion Westminster win. cular stair, 4 bedrooms uP. ----OWNE-R--- shopping.' Under $48,000. TU 2.5539 pllekqe with d!lll and two car garage. now. 886.1376. 11.6 family room. Altached ner, 3 year old blue male, • • • large den or suite on 1st 21f.t car. formal dining very gentle, good with I noor, 10 foot ceiling in 'liv. GROSSE POINTE WOODS. NEW FIVE BED 00 room, Central air, Mud children. 851.2370. ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOFS, .FOR bPEN~RS. SUNDAY 2-5 ing room, custom Idtchen, 19934 E. Williams Court, R M ALUMINUM GUTTERS, room. Dream kitchen, 77 STEPHENS laundry on 1st. A.I.D. In. 3 bedrooms, 21h baths Designed with a family In built.ins and r1lshwasher. OLD ENGLISH Sheep dog. ALUMINUM SID I N G • From it.s,~lrcuJar,,~rt\'t.~ Ita belutlfully Jandt'caped t~rlor. cornices, papers, Birch paneled den recrea: mind, built with the qual. Thermo windows. Patio. Champion sired, age 10 ALUMINUM TRiM.. CALL ..Dd! r.r~f\llIbJa spacious ColoD1«l IJ ODe fIxtures. make this house tion room, sun rooin. Open Ily construction and male. I months, female, amiable RICHARD WILLERTZ, 50 Pleasant surprlle .fter ..notber. central AIr Con. warrant your careful con. weekends. 881.1987. rials you expect from us. ?~~~~~I~~~ b~~~, court. disposition. AKC regislry, I ROSLYN ROAD, TU 1.8110. slderatlon, ditfonlng.~~.S( J1ee~ in any of UJe six bed. OWNER MOVING OUT Secluded street South of beautiful marking. $150'1 ---. - rooms D6lJi1dgl' bUt "pleasant dreams," .nd the OF STATE Jefferson. MARV BOUTIN _ Phone 885.5987. 21 "-RUG CLEANING four fuU baths e1lm1nate early mornlDg traffic DAVID WILLISON. JlH11I. AU the rooms .re .pactous Indudlng both Bldr. Will sacrifice, executive cus. TWO ELMSLEIGH LANE REALTY 16B-PET GROOMING I CARPET and. upho1ste~ing torn built spacious 2 bed. GROSSE POINTE CITY 884.7733 . cleaning. P 1 C h e Mamte. the IJbJ;fJ1' fP~' F,qUly room, which has a fire. 884.2106 place .ner wefbar,' It premlwn boUling In Grosse room ranch _ large living '773.7820 -TONY RICO'S, the ultimate I nance Co. 294.7172. 775. Pointe Farms Ia Important to you. let's get to- 9 ROOM HOUSE. 4 bed. room - dining area 8nd Open daily. Sunday 2 - 4:30 in dog grooming. Pet sup. __8_144_. _ rooms. 21f.t baths. 594 paneled den. Musl see to CO-OP gethe~~~dv" I{l~' '. • Blairmoor. Grosse POInte _ appreciate. TV 44190. WALTER H. MAST D-I:LUXE Outdoorplies. Groomer'sfish pools,supplies.Fancy I CARPETwashing, CLEANINGFree estimates.- Wall " i : & ",.-;5;lrQ~KELAND Woods. Open Sunday 2.5. 361 McKINLEY. If you like CO. 2 BEDROOM gold fish. 499.()(J60. Insured. Call Yorkshire, i IT'S ATTRA'CTIVE ... A picturesque farm Colonial. GROSSE POINTE WOODS. charm you must see this -1153BALFO.UR B a tlfui Private basement, corner - 5 ILVER SHEARS' 882.7418 and 885.0894. IT'S SPACIOUS . . . Over 3,700 sq. n. of Uvlng area. 1e934 East William Court. large 3 bedroom Farm Southern Colon'- 1 e3 ubed unit s available. Grosse 1------3 bedrooms, 2'L baths, Colonial. Dining room and. Nl.' PET S.ALON 21 ~I-PAINTI""~, . DESIRAB.Jf~ LOCATION . . . In the cib'. close to To< rooms iarg li' Pointe school district. """ .neled den, r""reation paneled library with bays, ,e VIDj(room, DECO" ...TI ....G t!v~rymlpg~ P ,,~ I Ii . d form'lll dining room. Large Priced from $25,000. Bring Out The "Chic" ~ " room. sunroom. open SUII. arge vmg room an ki In Your Pet . S,~,PJNq;~~rBATHING •.. Four big bedrooms, cleys. Priced to sell. 881. screened porch, updated tchen. Library and den C. W. BABCOCK &: SONS IN T E RIO R and exterior ". 3~ bAUls; . 1987. kUchen, paneled recrea. (or fourth bedroom), sun. 177-3310 Custom Styling painting. Free estimales. EXTRA ROOMS ., • Family room with fireplace and __ I tion room on a lovely po r c h. New carpeting All Breeds Quality materials used . .. beautiful. pmeled library. 3 FAMILY brick, beautiful landscaped lot. 886.0949. thr~ughou.t, cir.cular drive, BRYS DRIVE, 1249. By own Pel supplies, Lang's dog Free estimates. LA 7.5318 condition, completely air 1 cen ~al 1111'. FIDI~ed rec. er, reduced to $31,500. 3 food. lam's, Beds, toys, after 6. HERE'S THE ~INCHER •.• There's Instant occu. conditioned. 885-0803. I LAKELAND reahon room WIth fire. bedroom bungalow, perfect Traveling eases, lealher . I' paDC)'. 'n1e Owner's anxious and the price ill _ Ideally located older horae 71 place. By owner. Appoint. condition. Save brokerage. dog furnishings, harnesses, KURT O. BAEHR , $7.,900. ATTRACTIVE, 2 bedroom. bedrooms, 3'h baths, pl'us ment ooly. 882.0717. TU 1.6222. Open all day leads, collars, etc. CUSTOM Painting and Dec. " , 'l~u: .' ••• nlercUitomRo.d.builtPaneledranch.recrea.Ver. many fea Iures. . HANDYMAN Special 3 bed. Sund.y. 18499 Mack 882.5574 ora ting, . WaII paper Ing. ~ ij I" t2307:9.,ENGLEHARDT tion room with lay. Built. A "MUST" to be seen is the rooms with baseme~t 2126 1356 YORKSHIRE - Center I GROOMING; Schnauzer $8 Guaranteed. Free esU. J . (off ~rter, between 8-9 MUe) in air conditioner, den with well. maintained interior, Hampton, Grosse Pointe hall colonial, 2M! baths, 4 Poodles $9. Schnauzer stud . mates .. LA 1-5716. I$t. C.lail-.S.Qor" IJ ~tear referred to as the boating f'll'eplace, 2M! car garage. prOViding excellent enter. Woods twin size bedrooms. den./ service. Eastland area. TED'S wall paper removing, capital of t2Je Mldwest- ..nd If you're part of the "" 2.5. 886.1"1l.7.'" $70000lainmenl pattern. Under' GROSSE POINTE FARMS exlra large modern kl't. Ell en's Doggie Parlor. exc IusIyely. Free estimates. boating erowd you'll ..pprec!ate I beautUul " Open Sunda , . BY OWNER cben. Near VI'llage, St. 372.3055 or 886.4682. Insure. d. 565.9555. . bedrootr!, two bnJl colonial jlUlt 5 miftutes from 5273 HILLCREST _ 3 bed. 886-7625 Clare. all schools and bus ------. 1- 'I.,your Well. Thfj'''ileant be.ut)" .lso bouts a q IRISH SETTER puppies - room Colonial. New carpel. SUMMER PAD A\. DISE Un i \le newer3 bedroom, lines. By owner. price re R. &: T.\ PROFESSIONAL modern kitchen. den. spacfous reeteaUon room, ing, furnace and drapes. IV' 2'h bathColonial. air con. duced. TU 6.3634. Six weeks old. with shots painting, interior and ex. a9d a low. 10'", price of jUit $37,900. Stop in on Family room, modem Grosse Pointe Shores area. ditioned, patio. screened Open Sunday, 2-5 champion blood line. ARC terlor. Free estimates. 462 '.:~"yW w~y to.the,~at •.. kitchen, 2 car garage. 1m. Custom 4 bedrooms brick porch, fireplace, finished registered. Excellent for Roland, Grosse. Pointe , ~nv 1,':. 'IlL:. ..' • • • maculate condition. 886. Colonial with heated in. basement. McMillan and CUSTOM built 3 bedroom show or pet. $125. 886.2872. Farms. 882-'586, ~~~JjkfW, ~ll you more about the foUowing: 4358. .ground pool. Creatively Charlevoix area. $56,000 1'h baths plus shower in - 1 landscaped yard with paUo 886.5756. finished basement. Paneled SHELTIE PUPPIES. 822- RUDOLPH TONELLO A) Beauti(bl condominium, " bedrooms 2~ baths FIR S T OFFERING - By and cabana. 2 car altached I den. paUo, fireplace. lug e 9313. Decor.tor ' modem'kltchen .nd decor : $43.900 , Ovmer _ 1563 N. Reuaud garage. Central air, 21h 1653 BLAIRMOOR. $57.500. 4 rooms. Good condition FREE - Litter trained kit. Interior.Exterior Road. Charming 2 bedroom baths. bedroom. 2'h baths Colo Corner lot. sunny and pri . Wan Papering ~ylBOit .~b~nPtblonial, close to the dock three tens lo good home. 884- 'tiedroOfDllj 1~I)t).th and two car gar.ge ... $39,000 and den quality ranch in nial, corl1er lot, cenlral aIr vate. 1204 B~dford, $37.500 1857. 882-0870 prestige 10oaUon. Redecor. LAKESHORE DRIVE conditioned. family room. 882-2562after 5 p.;n: week . Three Mile Drive C) Big famnY l'&iODilr,', five bedrooms 21f.t baths •ated interior, features up- Elegant 5 bedroom trick Col. _ finished basement. 884-2382. days. Open evenings and 2o-GENERAL SERVICE I' 25 Years Experience t' library; and,a modesl low price .....:...... $36.500 il~ '. 'lU J'.J-:.'."\ l' dated kitchen, 2 fireplaces, oniai. Buill 1963. 5 baths, GROSSE POINTE Woods _ weekends. new carpeting, pool room 3 natural fireplaces, finl'sh. 4 bedroom ., full b tit FIX-IT NOW. A.l handy men . Ie&: C PAINTING-Interior .' . ~d,~~ v.:~,w~.Uh.ye a few more! with wet bar. Fenced no',: . ~ a s, BEACONSFJELD- Spa.cious a.nd ext~.rior, wa.II D_ ape:-. v 1u Painting, plumbing. electri A'" lot, 2tL ~ar attached cd recreation room, 3 car btwOUthhia~f baths. Custom 5 faml1 brick, new fm'. U l 'lW T.I ~ attached gar-age. built.in . u w le brl'ck Complele i h" ~ <:al and carpentry. Major 109, w~washing. Reason. garage, 5~% assumable '. s ed attic apartment, two able. ~tee estimates. 23 mortgage. Priced under heatedmarket. pool. Priced below kitchen .h Modem conlem. bedrooms each, completely and minor repairs. Call for years exjJerience.VE 9-0931 Kel\y an estimate today. 884-5471, ' ft. square den. Com. CURRI ER pany~ .re~riger~tor and air BISHOP-Unique 3 bedroom, 21f.tbath. Surprising in pletely surrounded by glass VAlley 2-9108 when you're searching for the size and layoul. Den pegged floor) terrace fan. , condltlonmg, licensed con. for a magnificent view of AGENCY tractor, Admiral, Delmoni. I tastic recreation rooms. At fool ~f quiet drive the lake ami harbor. Ask. I outstand~~ ~~~. ertial co~munity for clear view of lake. ' Realtor - St. Clair . 48079 I co and Emerson; all types , yourctath.~,'J;," affording the year ing $40,OOO/Mqrtgage avail. Phone (313) 329-4200 of central air conditioning. P & G '"CLOVERLY-A deiightful 4 'bedroom 2 bath with able .. Area Code 591-782- GENERAL round advantages of Lake St. Clair, good 3501. GROSSE POINTE WOODS. 775-7795. I family room (fireplace). rec. room,' trUldern kitch. CONTRACTORS . ;" l~~09J~,.excellent shopping, en. Pleasantly shaded [01, patio perfect for enter. Corner lot, ideal for colo. 21-MOVING & I taining. . 16855 ST. PAUL nial builder. Terms avail. S~ est~qlil;1'l~!n1unicipal services, and OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 able. PR 5-6028, We do all phases of interior COLONIALS OIlAGE unsurpassed conveniently located CONDOMINIUM, Enjoy IIn KEN'S MOVING-Local, sub. and exlerior painting. All activities for:children ... of all ages. N. DEEPLANDS-Lavish New Orleans, comfortable air.conditioneo' home WlUl BERKSH IRE urbs. One piece or house- home improvements includ . . J£M ~!:Ouc: , 5 bedroom, 5 bath family home. Modern country minimum upkeep. Three A choice building lot 100x ful. Low rates. TV 2-8540. ing roofing anu gutters kit.;hen. family room, den. billiards room, rec. bedrooms, IIh baths. living 175 among beautiful exist. 2 ----- Special prices on all work Each one of the offerings below has room, barJb-q, fireplace, wet bar. Channing swim. and dining rooms, kitchen, ing homes.' I '\-PIANO SERVICE BEFORE THE SUMMER these features and each one is mlng pool, central air conditioned. excellenl recreation room. I RUSH. Call now for your Newly decorated. Com. Schwe'ltzer PIANO TtINING and repair. free estimate. realisHcallyprked ready to be LAKEVIEW CT.-Lakefronl refuge at fool of private plele1y carpeted. Newer lng. Thomas Pettit. 884- drive. Brick courtyard accentuates cenler en. tlliT sold! Save time and confusion. stove and frlg. Garage. 886-5800 2507. 885-1894 trance. Family room, terrace, second floor study. Near bus, shops. schools. -C-O-M-P-L-E-T-E--p-ia-n-o-s-erv-Ic-e.: 24 HOURS SERVICE View of lake from every room. Drive by first and notice the individual VA~1~~r?n:Ef{T~' IiN GROSSE Pointe City with Tuning, rebuilding. refinish. COLLEGE students wishing characteristics each one ha!a... then MOROSS-7 bedroom. 3 bath one block from Fanns TU 1 7710 over 100 feel of frontage on lng, de.mothing. Member to paint homes. Past ex. Pier. Spacious roomR. high ceilings, very low ______• Washington Road. Priced Piano Technicians Guild. pe~ence, quality work, low contact one of our consultants for overhead. complete particulars and individual EXECUTIVE for quick sale at $17.000. _R_._Ze_c_h._73_1._7_70_7.___ prices. free estimates. Ex. WASJ;IINGTON-Stunning 7 bedroom. complete domes. GROSSE POINTE R. G. EDGAR &: 21C-ELECTRICAL ~g~r and interior. 886- a~intment arrangements. tic quarters. Charming detail intercstin" variety ,'~<; HOME ASSOCIATES SERVICE 1====- _ of rooms. Drawing room, library, su~oom, 2 886.6010 IN:rERIOR, exterior paint. 841 BirriJiitcn '.:...... 3 bedrooms pantries, etc. 151 ft. x 320 ft. lot facing E. Award winning designer's .------CANNON ELECTRIC mg. wallpapering. Grosse 1417 Berkshire 4 .. Jefferson, Georgian Colonial in Grosse BEDFORD at Kercheval. I COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Pointe references. Free 163 Charlevoix 4 .. CO.OP APT.-Wildwood-Leave "Homeowners Head. Pointe Shores. Architect, Anxious to sell. 499.0472. SERVICE estimates. Mike, 886.1394, 1329 Kensington _ , 5 " -aches" belilnd. No need to sacrifice elegance or landscaper and interior - RESIDENTIAL Dan, 881-3204. 269 Lake 'Shore , 8 " space. Formal living and dining rocms modern decoralor created Ihis new 15--8US1NESS COMMERCIAL,! kit,:11en, den, terrace, 2 bedrooms 2 b~ths full 4 bedroom showplace. Com. OPPORTUNITY INDUSTRIAL PROFESSIONAL qua lit y 1996 Lltl1estone '.,, _" 4 " basement. ., plete with elegant furnish. SINGLE MAN, 59, will invest- 294-4749 work. 30% off professional 159'7 I."oc:lmloor , , 4 " CONTEMPORARY ings. carpetin~ and dra. fit r.ate. References. Satlsfac. peries. located near the ty lhousand with or with. ELECTRICAL Repairs. Ms. hon guaranleed. Call Joe :: ~~rl.!lel:" " " 3 .. PEMBERTON-4 bedroom, 21h bath (master ~ed. oul services. EVf!nlngs, j d 886 2374 ' '" IU Y , 3 " lake on beautifully land. 372.4413. or an minor. 884.5471 or '. room, bath Isl noor). Full living and dinin" scaped and wooded lot. 884.2750. 19 Radnor Circle , , 4 " rooms, family area and breakfast room. 15 ft. ~ Offered by owner. Early FOR SALE _ Grosse Pte. ------EXTERIOR painting. Rea. 622 Rivard "....4 .. 31 R ree room with fireplace. Pleallanlly land. possession. Attractive mort. Beauly Salon, 8 stations. 14 21 E-STORMS AND sonable. TU 5.3590. scapcd; grape arbor, greenhouse. gage financing. For ap- dryers, private tint room. SCREENS 2 COLLEGE students, ex. pointmenl call fully equipped salon. 778------terlor painting and caulk. , 4~~~:~~;I::r.:.::::::::::::::.::.:.::::::::::: FLATS 2?91 after 7. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION ing, experienced, free esti. 514 University , , , 5 H VA 1-1010 or OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:CO '0 G' 881.4400 males. John and Chuck. ~ '774 Washington 4 .- 889-0394 LE! 1ft shop, unique im. Wood and sleel windows reo VA 4.7027. 1321 Waybum....."...... 2 Family NEFF 386.88-Sec picture ad. porl glfl shop (In the placmenl wilb new-tilt win. 623 Westchester ' bedrooms 970 SHOREHAM, first offer. bleck) on Mack Ave., bor. dow hardware. Pern,11s INTERIOR - Exterior, ex. BEACONSFIELD-Sharp English 2 bedrooms each ing by owner, 2 bedroom dering Grosse Polnle. ex. easy cleaning of both sides pert workmanship and ma. unit. Completely separate, g~od investment with Rlchud E,l5o~laDd Cape Cod. on Cul.de.sac in cellent business and stock. of the glass from Inside of terials. Reasonable. Free Don Perrle little overhead. $24,3. the Woods. Quality buill 886-7070. 885.7860. the house, Insulated or reg. estimates. Call John and William Po Mc8retrh, Marian Hennecke Lee Jenks GryUs Gregory A. Wheeler Early American. all rooms -16----PETS-F-OR--S-...-L-E--- ular glass. solve yc,:,r problems. 885. MOdred B. Keney Daniel J. Carrick JOHN s. spacious. pine paneled Ii. . '" Insured Licensed 90W after 6. brary, many exlras. Leav. YORKSHIRE pups. Malcs ------~------ing state. $48.000. Open $ PORCH and window screens PAINTIN'"' Sun. 2.5. 881"1\\03. _17_5_,f_e_m~_le_s_$_200__._885_.3969__ . repaired .. Kaufman alumi. v I BORLAND-McBREARTY GOODMAN ___ , ONE fluffy charcoal gray num doors and windows. Inlerlor.Exterior BY OWNER - 1100 Elford kitten, playful. litter train. Window. Seal loluminum Minor Repairs ""_.__ _ _ ..._.._..REA L TOR S INC. Court. Attractive custom ed, free. 884.7493. windows and doors with Paneling Installed ranch, spacious 3 bedroom, . _ Heliarc welded corner.>. Can Dan GaUield 395 Fishcr Road TU 8-3800 93 Kercheval 886-3060 21~ b8ths. Open Sunday. FREE kittens, black, black Fred's Stolm and Screen Free Estimates 2.4 p.m. and white. 885.Q042. Co.• VE 9'W1. I 772-9377

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21.1-'AI NTlNClt, 21N-AS'HALT WORK 21G-PWTIR WORK 21s-c:AR'INTlR 21s.-.eAR'INTIR 21z-I.ANDSCAfiNG 21Z-LANDSCAPING \21~,~,~A'ING , DICORATlrtG I CAR PEN T E R Repail'l. H. CHAUVIN HOKE REPAIRS. Llcen.ed SODDING CUUCK'S LandlCllllng - WANT a beauWul IIlWDthll PAlNTING - Commercial, ASPHALT SEALING 'C" r pe n te r. Ch!mneye, Major and minor. IN.5471 Complete home malnte. '-"iummer? Cut to your reaident1all. service, CEMENT CONTRACl'OR porchel, roof., [Merior, ex. or IM.2750. GuaraDteed up to 5 YHrs Qll1ck Driveways-Parking Lota nance. Known ,6 years' I' lllMl4:WcatloDS. Call TolP reasonable rates, experl. COLORS FOR TENNIS ALL TYPES or terior, etc. 839-19Q3, 933. JOHN C. CARLISLE throughout the Polntes for' School Senior), , CEMENT WORK Ot89. ' 21T-PLUMIING AND "(lllgll enced, 884.7327,884,1427, COURTS Complete landscaping service artiltic worwmanship. years' experience. 884-8173. • Walks • Drives • Porchel HEATING Low Over 10 years Asphalt 40 YEARS experience re . 1\'adltion since 1920 summer lawn cutting rates " . , • Patios • Waterprcmmg GROSSE POINTE Experience modeling or new. Have lot PLUMBING repairs. Major by profeuional 'adults. Spe! ,. r I,,'(\,:n. : • Pre-Ca.t StePlJ 776-3338 HOME UI'pROV~ENT CO. WITI'STOCK and minor. lIM-U71 or clal s p r I n g clean-up" 'R/;ND 0 ,i • Tuck Pointing on Beaufait. Will build to Exterior and tn'terior paint. ASPHALT SEALER suit. C. A. Patterson, 884.2750. prices. Sodding, patios,' ,,, ' COMPANY • Clrlmney Repair 'IlRIMMING, removal, spray • ing, quaUty paint and work- Builder, 886.1464. . FOR CLEAN and dependa)'le walkways, shrubbery. So COMPLETE landscaping and manship," low prices, free 881.6555 No Job too small lng, feeding and stump service, call ELMERS "Save a ,buck call Chuck" :. ~~n~FD"~~~.Experlence4. estimates, refezences. Free uUmates QUALITY WORK by carpen. removal. Free estimates. PLUMDlNG and HEAT- Complete tree service. Cal for free estimates. Satis. 5B1~62.71 '-Terry and Clyde. 9.5 P.M. 886.8-413 11.o-CEMENT AND IJcensed and Bonded ter with over 20 years ex. faction guaranteed. 886. • ING, Plumbing License Fie m in g Tree service. perlence In Grosse Pointe. 3940. IRICK WORK I779-842'1 PR 9-MZ1 882.1-473 KltcheDl remodeled, base. #04556, TUxedo 4-4882. TUxedo 1-6950. COMPLETE decorating. Pa. ~l\STERNTREE and stump ments paneied, room addi. COMPLETE .-----1lawn and gar-. ".:.r~.\hl.al..l~n&lIrtd. 293~. perhanglng, Insured, guar. CEMENT WOR& of any LARRY'S CUSTOM PATIOS tlons, etc. Conscientious. den maintenance. Reason. 'Or 'answertng"liervlce. 713. anteed. Al Schneider, TU k.lnd. Bonded, HeeDfed, In. Small jobs acceptable. TU PLUMBINa AND HEATING 1.0585. 3 generations of experience ned. TV 2-9988, after 6 Residential and Commerc1al QUALITY able rates. 886.4021. 0600'.' , , JOHN C. CARLISLE 4-5372. p.m. or 372-4939. Repair ... Del Remodel LANDSCAPING INTERIOR and exterior Complete landscaping service Lawn Sprinkler service painting and paper hang. HARRY SMITH Sodding, Seeding, Patios, 21P-WATERPROOFING BUILDING CO. Water Heaters-A. O. Smith Trimming, Maintenance , ing.Reasonable rates, 30 Tradition since 1920 'Permaglass end Rbeem years experience. Ray 776-3338 Established in JOHN C. CARLISLE J. W. KLEINER Grosse Pointe Area Since 1937 TU 1.7410 ADVERTISEMENT FOR Barnowsky. 371.2384. CHAS. F. JEFFREY Complete landscaping service ...... 1 .'r I.'i Ali types of basement Residential and Commercial 21V-5ILVERPLATING PROFESSIONAL interior - MASON CONTRACTOR waterproofing Remodellni Tradition since 192il exterior paillting, paper LICENSED INSURED AU work guaranteed • Silver and Gold Piatin( 776-3338 SEALED'BIDS Alterations and Maintenance • Oxidizing and Repairing hanging. Work myself. sto Licensed Insured New Construction Free estimates. Refer.. Brick • Block • De • Brass Polishing, . • Cement Work 885.3900 885.7013 . ences. Quality workman. _ Waterproofing TU 2-0717 Lacquering CUSTOM Roadway Resurh,citlg: ship, 779.5873. _ Tuck Pointing CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION H. F. JENZEN • Fireplace fixtures, LANDSCAPING refinished " INTERIOR.Exterior painting • Patios of any kind IAll Types of Waterproo!ing BUILDING • Copper polishing and Lawn cutting, deslgnlng,sod. paper banging. Free est!: 'PORCHES A SPECIALTY' Guaranteed Reasonable Home and industrial f1!pairs. buffing mg. Insured. Free esti'l Village of Grosse Pointe' Shore • mates. III years experience. I 882.1800 Spring Specials Addit4oQs, attics completlld. mates. 884.0382. ------Licensed and Insured Porch enclosures, recrea. LEEBERT FAMOUS Wayne Coun~y,: Mic:~i~an ------.- LAWRENCE VERBEKE 886.0612 tiOIl. rooms, garages reo SILVERSMITHS MAINTENANCE .' , ,f • , :,': )/ YERKEY & SONS CEMENT CO. BASEMENTS WATER. paired. 14110 CHARLEVOIX 839.0377 WE S'PECIAUZE-Exterior CONCRETE-BRICK PROOFED - Reasonable TV 1.9144 717-6840 3 blocks west of Chalmer. The Village of Grosse PoLite Shores wlU rec~tve sealed painting. 27 years' experi. STONE- rates, workmanship guar VA 2.7318 BILL CROTHERS bids for the resurfacing of certaw ~~~s., ~thh,1;,~e ence. WATERPROOFING anteed. 881-0063or 779.1225 FAMILY rooms are my spe- cialty. 884.5471 or 884-2'/50. Village until 4:00 P,M., Monday, June )S!, 1972, at CONCRETE - Drive. 21 W-DRESSMAKING AND SON DU PONT PAINTS ways, sidewalks, patios, ga. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION • Attics • Porch Enclosures the Village Hall, 795 Lake Shore Road,.,at which time 881-4400 A L T ERA T ION S , eX'Pt!rl- LANDSCAPE SERVICE Used rage floors, cement patch. • Additions • ~tchens enced. Will pick up and de~ all bids will be publicly opened and, read aloud. iog of aU types. Waterproofing • Commercial buildings PR 2-1798 after 6 p.m. Reasonable. Call Evenings. Underpin footing liver. TV 1.3669. The work will consist of a E~~ioJ iResurfaclng / TW 1.5896 772.3116 BRICK AND BLOCK - Repair uve.1n walls Sand Porcbes, pre.cast steps, ex- JIM SUTTON ALTERATIONS lInd repairs. I (Thin Overlay) on CDlonial Road (approximate!)" 2,000 / Insured 1Jcensed 1677 Brys Drive . 1152 Maryland, G r 0 sse pert tuck pointing and feet In length by 18 feet width), and on Hampton Road " DONALD BLiS S chimney repairs. 21Q-PLASTER WORK TtJ 4.294.2 TU 2.2436 Pointe Park, VA 1.2631. . Decorator . STONE _ Pa.tios, walks, VILLACE OF ('approximately 1,200 feet lnlength bi:2A feet width); ExterIor InterIor nowerboxes stone repaiJ:s SPECIALIZING in repairs and on Roslyn Road (appt'ox1n1ately '1,100 feet:'.in' Free Estimates of all types' for 18 years. Cracks ellmi . CROSSE POINTE length by 24 feet width) together :wlththe Ileces~ nated. Clean. Jim Black. . . TU 1-7050 WATEaPROOFING _ B'ase. SHORES wedging .and preparation. ,:,::'\", :~,' !, '. " ' 40 Years in Grosse Pointe I ment leaks. well. VA 1.7051. ADVERT~S~MENT FOR BIDS 16 Years in the Pointes NEW and repair work. Neat, Proposal blanks and speclficah~, 'will be ~ed clean service. 20 yeara eA- You are hereby noti. 21J..,;..WALL WASHING I FREE ESTIMATES PADDLE TENNIS COURT .fied that a public hear. upon request. ,! , ' '. " ,~ , .... NO JOB TOO SMALL perience. Free estimates. : ,..~ ,,, t 159.1676. ing on the budget for WALL W~SHING LlcellSed. Bonded. Insured A certified check or satisfactort'Bid ,Bo~ pi)'lIble Village of Crosse Pointe Shores the Village of Grosse PAINTING & DECORATING \ LA 1-4693 21R-FURNITURE Pointe S h 0 res for to the Village of Grosse Pointe Shores iIi..nll~ HOME MAINTENANCE DE SENDER REPAIR Michigan 1972-1,973 fiscal year equal to five percent 1.5"10) of the bid ifw.U ~ IlIJb:. ELMER T LABADIE CONSTRUCTION will be held at the mitted with each bid. ~ .i' ." 'J OLD COUNTRY . , \ ,. ~."J'I" ~i ~,~ TU. d' 2 2064 Chimney repair, brick, block Municipal Building, xe OJ, work, driveways, patios, FURNITURE REFINISHING The Village of Grosse Pointe Shores will receive 795 Lake Shore Road, The successful bidders will be ~~ll$r,~!fiJtt()! (!:U'n~ WALL WASHIN9. reason. porches, waterproofing, Antique Touch.Up sealed bids for Paddle Tennis Court ConstrU'~Hon until on Tuesday, June 20, saHstactory performance and ,labor l1laterial hoods able, free estimates. York. carpenter work. Reupholsteriilg 11:00 A.M., Monday. June 19, 1972, at the Village 1972, at 8:00 P.M., the and the specified insurance r~~~ents. shire Window Cleaning. 822.12Q1 time of the Council LA 1-4519 Offices, 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe, Michi. l< 882.7418, 885-0894. CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION "l • L I; gan, at which Hmeand pIp:ce bids will 'be publicly meeting as advertised. The Village reserves the right to reject an)' or all All types of Cel)1ent and' F,utOUS MAINTENANCE bids and to waive any irregularities. ill" blddiIlg.' No 11K-WINDOW' Brick Work BurDI - Scratches - opened and read. You are further no. bid may be withdrawn, after the scheduled closing . WASHI~G All types of waterproofing BI!!mishes - Repairing tified that a copy of All types of excavating Estlllblisbed 1943. Fully Proposals shall include aU work listed in "In_ lime for receiving bids for. ~~?st aq lilll~ , ( WtNDOW'WASHING, very All work guaranteed insured this budget is on file struction to Bidders" for the followiug projects: in the office of the reasonable. Prompt serv- Spring Specials TU, 44300 Licensed and. Insured Clerk of the Village of ice. SaUdaction guaran- 1. Construction of one Paddle Tennis Court. ~) , te~. Call anytime. Free 885.0612 . J::LEGANCE IN Grosse Pointe Shores. estimate. 881-5030. UPHOLSTERING Clifford B, Loranger Plans and Specifications for the above work are J. W. KLEINER Custom made furniture: dec Clerk YORKSHIRE Window Clean. orative fa~rics; 'Profession. . available at the Village Offlee, 795 Lake Shore Road, C, B. Loranger " ing. 'Reasoi'lable. Free esti- CEMENT CONTRACTOR alneed1epolnt mounting, Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Village of Grosse Pointe siiUr~- ==.:::~ mates. Insured. 882.7418, • Cement • Brick tapestrie's and yard: chairs Clerk : 885'()1IH. ' • Waterproofing and s ,t 0 0 Is in stock EWALD, established 1&28, All proposals submitted sball remain finn for a A-OK Window Cleaners. Ser- 13929 Kercheval at East. peried of thirty days after opening of the bids. vice on storms and ,'lcreens. New and 'Repairs • ,Driveways • Porches lawn. V.4Jley 2-8993 . Free estimates. Monthly 21$-CARPENTER The Village of Grof:se Pointe Shores reserves the rates. 521-2459. • Walks • Patios • Tuckpointing CARPENTER-All types reo right to reje~t any .and all bids, in whoie or in part; G.OLMIN • Steps pair and remodeling. Carl to waive any irregularity in any bid; and to accept THE CITY OF (1 WINDOW CLEANING Watson. LA 6-5501. the bid which is in the best interest to the Village of SERVICE Flagstone W-alks, ------/;--~-- FREE ESTIMATES Stone Planters .Grosse Pointe Shores. WE ARE INSURED -:- Modern ization 6rosst 'oink lBoe~"i 372-3022 "NOW SPECIALIZING" MORE VALUE for your IN THE NEW money. Additions, kitchens, C. B. Loranger, 11L-TILE WORK "PRAIRIE FILM@) dormers, basements, bath. Clerk rooms, wall removal:;. Village of Grosse Pointe Shores NOTICE OF SALE CERAMIC TILE, marble, SYSTEM" BIDIGARE BROS. slate. New, and remodel",d. Guaranteed, free estimate. A unique I:lIncrete of bonded I INC. OF USED ~1' exposed aggregate in va- Office 772.5715 939-4669. rious colors and designs. Evenings, Sundays TU 1.0988 Made for- POLICE VEHICLES 21M-SEWER SERVICE • PATIOS • WALKS REMODELING • DRIVES • POROHES THE GROSSE POINTE ADVANCE MAUITENANCE Kitchens • AddiUons AND Electric Sewer Cleaning Landscape designs Recreation Rooms - Porches COMMERCIAL- NO MAINTENANCE. and Repairs RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL AND Licensed - Insured COMMERCIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL PASSE'NGER VEHltLES~~'/1. All Work Gu~anteed ONTARIO :. .:". ~;.. I~ 884.9512' NO JOB TOO SMALL CONSTRUCTION LICENSED - INSURED The City of Grosse Pointe Woods will receiVe; 'se'~l~d bid ELEC'I1JHC SEWER clean- 881-«00 proposals for the sale of five (5) used police'venfC1es~~hd: Ing. No footage charge. F1REE ESTIMATES SYSTEM Telephone price. 17 years two (2) used passenger vehicles until 3:00 P ..M. o'clock experience. Cal Roemer, __ T_U_2_-0_71_7_1 CUSTOMCRAFT Eastern Standard Time, on Thursday, June .:16, I 19'72. at Plumbing. TU 2i31SO. DRIVES, patios, specializing Construction Company SPECIAL NOTICE the office of the City Administrator-Clerk, 20025 Mack in porches. brick, block Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan., i" '): ( ''';'''1 SEWERS CLEANED, broken work, waterproofing. Rea- BUILDERS• Sewers repaired. Guaran. sonable. 773-2732. , -.', & REMODELERS Descriptions of the vehicles to be sold are as. follows: teed. Reasonable rates. O ABSENT VOTER BALLOT , : -~ j - , J 881-0063 or 779.1225. • ... I "LET ME DO YOUR A-I I Additions, Dormers Engine'. ',' Title ~ICK AND BLOCK Rec. Rooms, Taathrooms ANNUAL ELECTION KITCHENS WORK RIGHT NOW, WHILE Kitchens, New Homes Item Make Year Style Vehicle Number Number I AM IN YOUR AREA." • I . b,,,, I, BATHROOMS Mall me the check in the Custom Garages and Doors Monday, June 12, 1972 Police Vehicles <,I: L~~ d "lr.". future months at your con- BASEMENTS • 1 Plymouth 19'11 4.door PK41LID241800 venience. 30 years experi. Free Estimates and Planning Registered qualified Electors of The Grosse 137268G ence. Do myself'. Most 2 Plymouth 1971 4-door PK41LlD241801 69696G reasonable always. Brick FINANCING •ARRANGED Pointe Public School District who expect to be 3 Plymouth 1971 4-door PK41LID24180.2', 69694G REMODELED and blocklaylng. All kinds, absent from the DIstrict, or who are confined 4 Plymouth 1971 4-door PK41LID241803 ' 137266G To Suit Your Needs Porches my specialty. Buill • 5 Plymouth 1971 4.door PK41LID241799 6969l>G Paneling, Cabinets, Floor or repaired. Also fire. 881-1024 to home or hospital by illness or disability may and Wall Tile, Ceilings, places, patios, partltiCtns. apply for Absent Voter Ballot daily, Monday ", . Plumbing, Electrical. A.~ guaranteed workman. CHRISTOPHER Public Works Vehicle shIp. All references. Free CONST CO through Thursday, 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and Whatever you need we 6 Plymouth 1968 4.door PK4IG9D216515 Y899776 have craftsmen, a~d we ~slimates. Call me anY'j Modernization '. Aiteratlons Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. until Saturday, I,:"ir tl ' , stand 100% behind our tIme. Any day of week. Additions • Family Rooms June 10, 1972 at 2:00 P.M. , , work. Call Tony Varchetti I Kitchen and Recreation Areas Parks & Recreation Vehicle I.' 839.9899 or Estate Maintenance 7 Dodge 1968 5ta. Wagon WH46F8A152079 BROTH£RS 775.1228 or JAMES BARKER Emergency Absent Voter Applications (those ~~~9452., After 7:00 p,m. , 923-8585 923.8587 775.1228' , --- _ instances where it is impossible to file an ap. I " CONSTRUCTION, INC. All items shall be sold to the highest bidder for cash pay. 891-9020 (Future New Residence) KITCHEN plication for Absent Voter Ballot by the statu. ment on an "as is and where is" basis; provided, howeyer, -----'------~ REMODELING tory deadiine out-lined above) may be made a minimum bid of $750.00 for each of the police vehj~es on election day any time prior to 4:00 P.M, will only be considerl'd and provided, further, that bids will By B.P. be received on an individual item basis or on a combined • KITCHEN ALTERATiONS lot 'basis. The City reserves the right to reject any or all & BUILT-INS All Absent Voter Applications must be made • FORMICA TOPS ...,. ANY bids, ~o \yaive any infor~ality in the. biddh,g, and t<;>~cC'ept MILLER'S any bid It deems to be In lhe best Interest of the City; - Restaurant SIZE" Color at the Administration Building, Grosse Pointe We replace worn, un.ight. Public School System, 389 S1. Clair, 15406 MACK (between lIottincltalll & Somerset) Iy tile sinks with a modem Vehicles may be inspected by contacting the Department .... ~ Formica Top. of Public Safety at the above stated address. ,I. . . Serving lunch from 11:30 'til 4 :30 .CAIUNETS - Colonial BARBARA R, THOMPSON, Dinner from 4:30 'Iii 7:30 I Mediterranean, CODlempo- rary. Secretary Tuesday Ihru Friday t Free Estimates - NO OB. CHESTER E. PETERSEN II I' • , : I .. TU 2-9444 LIGATION Crosse Pointe Board of Education I City Administrator.Clerk 371-0403

j Pig. Thirty.'Four GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday, June 8, 1972 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Action Auction Funds To Aid Academy ffJ~nte Short an,_d_to_T_he_P_o_.In_te l 1..- . . d MRS LOYAL (CoDtinueclfrom P.ge 26) one blacktin tuna. They f1Sh., MR. an f 'Littlestone counter Points Re<:eiving degrees from eel out of Islamorada. H A I G H T, 0 dents By Pat Rousseau Aqui n'l s College, Grand • • • road. Paternal gran pa~EN. 'Rapids, May 14 were RICH. SIXTEN EHRLING, of aDrRelE~he/OD~~iD~' lane Coming Attractions ... fall and winter fashions! ARD W. BROOMHAM,son Trombley road, received an , 0 . Important looks are the sweater and dress costume of RICHARD J. BROOM. honorary doctorate in Music • $ • for day and evening, the chemise, dolman sleeves HAM, of Ballantyne rollU, at ill special convocation m Initiated May 14 into Mor. for dress and coats and ball gowns. 'Black. velvet, Bachelor of Arts In Eco- Christ Chapel at Gustavus tar Board, national honor deep ruby and rich emerald green are seen In th~. nomlcs and BusinltSll;:MARY Adolphus College, St. Peter, society for senior women. ter suits and dinner dresses. The short cocktail E. PHILLIPS THOMSON, Minn., April 24, and that eve- at Purdue University was dress in sheer prints and sheer solids has mad~ a daughter of MR. and MRS. niDg, In the final ~rogram DEBORAH L. RATUSNIK, MACKJ. PHILLIPS, of North of the dedicatory year for the of Roslyn road, completing strong return. Bill Blass shov.ed on~y two pa~tswts. Renaud road, Bachelor of $3.3mlllion Fine Arts Center her junior year as a Crea. We loved his dashing Bonaparte swt. There IS very Fine Arts in PaiontiDg;and at Gustavus, served as guest live Arts major, who has little chinoiserie this fall . . • just. a few lov~ly THOMAS L. WALL, son of conductor of the college or. served on the Junior Board prints. Accessorizing the Blass collection were kmg the LEONARD T. WALLS, chestra and chorus perform. of the Panhellenic Council sized muffs in sable or lynx. Lengths w~re mId ~~ee of East Doyleplace, Bachelor ing Beethoven's Mass in C and on the Grand Prix steer. or long. Topping it all off ~ere matchmg modl~led of Science in Business Aq. Major in Bjoerling Concert ing committee and is a turban wraps . . . rome wlth top knots showmg. ministration. Hall. Mr. Ehrling and the rr,ember of Gold Peppers and More news to come and early, early delive'ries are • • • late JUSSE BJOERLING, for Skull and Crescent activities' planned a~ Walton.Pierce wit~ lots of na.tional maga. CHARLES Eo HICKS, of whom the Hall is named, honoraries. Renaud road, won angling were fellowperformers at the zine credIts and covers. InCIdentally, 10 the June I ...... issue of Town and Countrv Walton-Pierce is given recognition in the Metropoll. Royal Opera House in Stock. Among the 100 Michigan tan Miami Fishing TourllQ- holm. enlisted reservists and na. credit on page 35 for the dress Mrs. Fr~erick Guest ment when he caught a 24- is wearing (it's already sold). AI~ credlte.d on p~ge pound dolphin in l1gbt tackie ••• tional guardsmen who have 37 is the dress Mrs. Howard PhIPPS, Jr., lS wearmg division and a 23.pound dol. DAVID GERAR.DRAUEN, been named winners of the which at this writing is still available at Walton. phin in spin casting. JEAN son of the G ERA R D eighth annual Military Pierce. Pbolo by Pleronek SludIo.s V. HICKS caught a 25.pound RAUENS,of Brys drive. has Achievement Awards, spon. Action Auction '72 general chair. ROBINSON, of University place, and a 22-pollnd dolphin in received a schoiarship from sored this yearby Parke, '" '" '" men LEE and SHIRLEY SCHOEN. president of the board of the Grosse light tackle. They will be Lawrence Institute of TeC'h. Davis and Company, was L. Head To Toe Look ... The look for fall '72 ITH, (left), of Lakeshore road, pre. Pointe Academy, which has ear- awarded citations for their nology for the 1972.73 year. HOWARDR.OC HTE, JR. is really great. While in New York preview.ing fall sent a check for $37,793.73, net pro~. catch. They a Iso earned He will be graduated II' June (300th :Military Police Pris. marked the money for operating ex- Sportsmanship Awards when from Grosse Pointe North oner of War Command, Li. ...fashion collectiOtls, we .note~ the mode~ hatr sty~es it from this year's successful be~eflt penses, as Headmaster JOHN POP. I ,were simple and thetr hatr was glonously shm- evening to LEE (Mrs. Walter Bnggs) ,they caught and released 5ix High School. He has sung vonia) son of MR. and MRS. ing and beautifUlly highlighted. These are the styles ' LA WSKI looks on. Idolphin, six barracuda and with both school and church LEONARD H. ROCHTE of choirs, plays the guitar and Roslyn road. t1J,atemerged ... the short meticuously cut back I Ifor the next two years. Mrs. George Cassidy, of is interested in 'mechanics. • • • wii/i longer front either waved back or forward • f V. Touraine road, Is the new president, Mrs. Paul C. He plans to study Mechanical WiLLIAM J. VLASIC,son , ..• a longish natural curled ends look ... a fel/? From Another POInte 0 leW Engineeril}1 at Law r e nee of MR. and MRS. ROBERT medium semi Page Boys and of course the per- , , Gracey, Grayton road, presldent-elect. Mrs. Gracev is past.presldent of the Detroit Tech. • 0 • I VLASIC,of South [)eeplands ennuu sleeked back topknot style 'U?hichis a perfect (Conlinued from ('age 17) . . road, will receive his diploma rban Alumnae Chapter-and her husband, Paul, is an. At t~e Det~olt Busmes~ during Culver Military Acad. toil f()T the t!k tJmsts ~e mentwned. above. The paperbacks and reasonably current €'lcyclopedias other V.I.P., president-elect of the Bowling League tmPortant thmgs are heal.h, bounce, shme and na- among the most desired donations. Woman s Clubs .60th anm. emy's Iron Gate Ceremony at the University Club. versary lunch.eonIn. the Vet- June 5. A member of Cui. turally '~ighlighted ~olor. Ina~gurate ~ summer Novels andbiographie~, how-to manuals, games, Their two.and-a-half.year.old Taras I&-natural. erans Memor1alBudding reo ver's bmed Black Horse health care program for your hatr at Leon s now and records sheet ,music hobby magazines, (on an- Iy!-very impressed by all this Gracey Importance. cently, a special award was Troop and, Blue Key, the . shine'it£ style for fall ... 17888 Mack Avenue . . . tiques say. . . or needlework ... or model cars Taras can't pronounce uV.I.P." yet. But .Taras presented to MRS. ELLA junior cla~ scholastic hon- TU 4-9393. . , .), 'textbooks and almanacs will be most grate. knows there are "two 'beebs' in the family." HARDING, of St. Clair ave. orary he ilas been awarded '" . '" '" nue, editor of the Club Jour. Gold' and Silver A's for 'Ib~ Best eI Two Worldl . . , aD .p.rtment-bome in fully accepted, too. . AT. Of M • . . Groue PoiDte's,DeWestcoaoomlnJum, the Jelfenon Apart. If it's in print, the Used Book Sale commIttee nal, whose entry in the state academic achievement. He rlo eehngs convention competition won bas served'on the First Class m.enl., 11111 East JeffeJ:8OD.ReskleDts are bome OWJlers.wants it. They'll even pick it up. Ar~angements for The First Women's Division for Project HOPE top prize. The event cui. Board of Governors and par. d uI .&.. t 'I'Ile art ent this service maybe made by contactmg Mrs. Doran will hold its annual meeting and luncheon at Loch. ellJoytax deductions an eq ty ...... Dales. .~ m Peslar, coJlectl'on chal'rman, 886..()129, or Mrs. Gor. C b t Th sd J 13 'th M G minated in the installation of ticipated in intramural foot- .iJe I. 1Dexcess of 2,000square feet. There .re lIiDe.foot moor lu nex ur ay, une ,WI rs.. officers for the coming year, hall, lba,~:~etbal1and volley. eelllDcs, maxlmamtJnsul.UOD,air cODdl&lOll1D&IDd nltural don Cameron, Jr., 889.0632. Alfred Ingram presiding. An 11 o'clock social hour including MRS. WERNER ball. firepl.ces. Enjoy the services of a doorman, perDIallent * * * precedes the noon luncheon. RICHERZHAGEN, of South • • • earetaker. Three ~nrlty systems guard your .partment All donated items, less the Search Service The Michigan Division 1972.73 officers will be Renaud road, as first vice. MARY ANN KELLE'IT. ",bile bome or .w~y.,lI'he model .partment Is opetllZ to 5 fInds, will be resold at the 10th Antiual Pointe introduced, and program chairman Mrs. Earl.We&- president. daughter of MR. and MRS. p.rn. dally except Wednesday. Prices rlD,le from $51,800.AAUW Used Book Sale. ton will present HOPE volunteer Dr. Maent B. • • • CHARLES P. KELLETT, CIU m.7708-886-t880. ~Chl~D C~mJD1um Corporatloa. U's a five-day autumn event, scheduled for next Kallet, who left his home in Birmingham to spend MR. and MRS. JOHN A. JR., of Devonshire road, has HENDRIE, JR., of Albion, , .~\ . b 1 lid October 9 through 13. a month on the Navaho Indian Reservation in received her Bachelorof Arts Why ... are.,ScptJ:;man Ice cu es so c ear, so, It bas a new l~ation this year: Fellowship Hall Ganado, Ariz. :lDliouncethe birth of a son, degree frem Dunbarton Col. JOHN ALEXANDER HEN. lege of the Holy Cross. Wash. pure? Because tliey ar~made a special way. In the of the Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church '" '" * DRIE, m, May 8. Mrs. Hen. Scotsman ice cube maker the operation is complete. in Mack avenue. Grosse Pointe Alumnae of the Sacred Heart ingto!l, D.C. Mary Ann at. drie is the former BARBARA tended Grosse Pointe Acad. ly automatic. There's no need to fill trays with tap All proceeds go, as always, toward AAUW fel. gather for their llnnual meeting next Tuesday. too. ANN HAIGHT, daughter of emy of the Sacred Heart and water. Ftesh water is sp~ayed into round cube cups lowships for college students. Luncheon follows mass in the Grosse Pointe Aeade- was graduated from Grosse and frozen upside d~wn;~The imp~rlties drain away. ~ * '" my Chapel. Reunion classes are those of 1922, 1932, Poin,te South High School in The Scotsman prOVIdes ,up to :eIghteenpoun~s of Among those already hard at work on this 1947 and 1962. Mrs. Robert Grambo, of Edgemere Skipper Host 1968. Her brother, PHILIP ~re round ice cubes a day and can be beautIfully year's Sale, collecting, sorting and marking, are the road, Is accepting reservations. JEROME KELLE'IT, is also mtegrated into any heme 'or office decorating plan. Mesdames Richard J. Beaudry, John R. Cobau, S. '" '" '" At Chr~tening a '72 diploma recipient, a Seethe Scotsman at Mutschler Kitchens, 20227 Robert DeMaggio, John M. Moran, Richard E. Rab. Mrs. Frederick L. Colby, Jr., is openlng her Dynamite, the brand new College Prep Honors grad. uate from University 01 De. Mack Avenue ... TU 4.3700. ~ bideau, John Schonenberg, Jr., and R. L. Shepherd. Merriweather road home for this month's meeting 39.foot sloop willi which E. troit High. He plans to ma. '" '" ",' More who've promised to help are. Mrs. John of the Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden Club Mon. Uwyd Ecclestone. Jr. wiil jor in Political Science at Bare1"our Back ... /01' f~hion's sake! Choose D. Bayne, Jr., Mrs. John N. Fox, Jr., Mrs. Richard day, June 12. Mrs. Thomas J. Hammond and MrS'. challenge for the Canada's the Univerr.lty of Michigan. a matte' jersey halter top long skirted dress in a L. Landgraff and Mrs. David C. Rieven. Donald A. Williams will assist the hostess. Cup in September, was' - m bright gay colOr. This style also comes in colorfulS '" • • The program is a Flower Show, arranged 'by ~hra~t~~ey~~:~~~~~a~l;:ne '. ~~g3 cotton. Separate matte jersey halter wra7V-6top4M arke A Pair Of "Beebs" Mrs. WiIliamH. DenIer. Exhibits must be in Placde 'The owner and skippe~'5 Ui&~~_ twenty dollars at Michelle's Boutique, 1 8 ac St. Mary Academy Alumn.ae Association of by 11 that morning to be judged. The meeting, an wife, Sally; 'crashed the tra. •~~"'_'l!lFa.~ Avenue. They will fashionably top skirts and pants. I Monroe, Mich., has announced its national officers viewing, begins at 2 o'clock. ditional bottle successfully on <~~ Please note 9:30 to. 5:30 Monday through Saturooy . - the first attempt, against the --=-_ -:..~ are the new summer 'hours at Mic~elle's.o Hours !to a great permanent wave and haircut. If she's searCh-I ... SIDEWALK SALES, IN-8TORE SPECIALS beautiful boat's no~e, with ._ :.r::: into effect tor June, July and t~e ftrst.tu: weeks.tn ing for a fabulous stylist who will show her how to AND FAVORS. LOTS OF FUN FOR THE FAMILY! Ithe moral a~d phYSicalsup. \-::;:; August. Don't forget Monday ts Ladtes Day wt.th care for her hair between visits ... if she wants her • • • Ipo~t of DetrOitMa~or Roman spe~l value lunche.ons,c~cktails and.ag~ery speCt~1hair to glisten with healt~ ... she ~hould dial 88.6- Margaret ... has been busy this week unpack. G:~~~:IO~~1th~nP~e p;::;~ fashl~n show. by Mlc~e~les at the .Ktn sTable tn 1377 an~ ask for an appomtment wlth.'Mo~ley, Chf. ing a shipment of antiques from England you have ~atwalk sJpported between r, the Ftrst Nahonal Butldtng from 11.30 a.m. through ford, Shuley or Irene. Her searc;h will fmally be all been waiting for. George and Belle, her buyers two ladders. 2:00 p.m. over. Where? The Posh Studio, naturally." in England, have sent some fabulous things: clocks, The Rt. Rev. Archie H.

III Martha's Closet '". . •*373 Flsber.'" Ro.d, you'll find The Combo ... '"at Ed• Maliszewski* that's mak. ofcandleeverything.sticks, candyFor firstscales,choiceboxes,hurryin factto Margaret'sa little bit Michigan,Crowley, Suffragenblessed. theBisbopsloopof • A Salute to the dramatic baud.made sterling silver jewelry (IS seen at ing perfect music together is plush and shag com. Antiques at 20129 Mack Avenue. Open Tuesday and. he~ crew prIOr to the I a~ea Grad~ales ... Geerl Jenseo, New York). There are uousllalr pendants bined by BurlingUn House Carpet. It's 100% staple through Saturday 10-5 ... 881-7044. chrlstenmg. , we re counlJng on you whlcb can be worn on drtclellcbokerinJIOtiIS PinboiS. A brf:~ nylon carpet with a unique look and feel. It's carpet • * The Ecclestones were hosts' for a better future! convenaUOll piece Is a s er ng p m ve sym w . * ,: at a large luncheon in the ' UDlt OIl a leather strap. fashion news and comes in fifteen decorator colors The Alole Hole . . . w111be featuring very .' clubhouse immediately fol. . P S D 'I f t • '" '" 77at one great low price ... 21435 Mack Avenue ... special prices on colorful wide brimmed summer lowing the ceremony Mem.', .. on orgel. 0 Those Folks at Mr. Q ... say keep 1 6-5510. hats and a wide variety of canvishltotebbals. ~.. bers of the crew, their back. caplure those prec~ous in mind the one "weekers" to Europe '" •• ~ Mole bopes aU of yo.uwill enjoy 5 s op on e ups and owner3 and skippers moments wilh some coming up next November through , New Boy In Town ... CaUfornia artist, ..' belter than ever DaISYWalk. of the four other Detroit and memorable oiclures. April. To London or Madrid or the Bill CbrIatoff. ~ his colage trays, bead~, . . . • '" • Pointe boats which will also . Costa del Sol will be offered by TW A vases.t the Margaret DlamoJJd Sbop, 377 ". Now ... at the Straw Mart are collectors items challenge for the Canada's 4T&aoe'IUft' From or BOAC at $290.50. This includes Fisher Road. her boutique just In . . . cherrywood doll house furniture, miniature Cup, were among the honor. D round trip J'et air fare from ettOl't , I long__.I summerI skirtsI Uand1 blousesgift f Inbowerscotton ".0'. I '!'~~ reproductl'ons, and the largest selection o,f Armet- ed guests, as was Uwyd first class hotels, sightseeing, brea k- and..... weddings.ame ... a so ve y s or s ''/ ale in th area. • • • fromEcclest~ne,hiS LostSr., Treewho cameClub _ fasts, cocktails. The Rome program '" • • t home in Florida for the _ will co~t $340.50. The Athens pro. Care.free Coifs ... begin with a fash. Be Sure To Attend ... this semi-annual prin event ' . gram Will cost $370.50. Call 886-0500 I ion cut at the Grosse Pointe Coloseum, tJA. sale at Marie Mitchel!,'s D~cou~ge Center. Th~ youn~er Ecc.leston~sISTUDIO CAMERA SHOP: or sto.p by 19.517 Mack Avenue for 120335 Mack Avenue. This summer elimi. Stop In ... at Fran Kirkland's Needlepolnte and Knit and the~r chIldren Willbe m :1 CAlli. JOYNER. _-: more mformahon. nate nJ'ghtly pin.ups and after.swim .let. • The Pomte all summer at 'tI _ '" '" • • Shoppe, 16115 Mack to see the silver and gold button brace. the Jefferson APartments,. 0229 MACK_ tM WO.0E: Yves Saint Laurent ... fragrance coordi- downs. Call 881.7252 for an appomt. lets. • • '" which he also owns. ;:.. m --::-- ment. 1U1tesare now at the Notre Dame Pharm.acy. Choose • • '" See Special Demonstrations ... of clay model. perfume, cologne. dusting powder and moisturizer Bijouterie Jewelry ByCueter . . . M:. Cueter ing and stained glass ... also quality European in your favorite "Y" or Rieve Gauch. imports precious stones directly from BraZll and de- merchandise reasonably priced always at Et Cetera. • '" • signs one-of-a.kind settings for them. T~ey ~re ex. '" * '" On HI8 Day ... give dad • gift be ",Ill treullre. Tl:e qu;..;te p;eces.' At B'J'outerie you'll also fmd Jewelry DBA d T th Iff ustrcted Sphere, 19847 ll2atk Avenuebaa • complete line of Selective ...... • d bIb It. d f om rop y, n . ry... e puZZes or l' Industrlet products whlcb Include see.G1rougbhabitat limps gtfts such (IS 21k gol ang e. race e s prlce r adults at Jve s Vtllage Shop, 16101 Mack Avenue. FLOWER with lime birds In t~lr nltural :mrrounding., bar lIan thirty-fitle dollars, 14k gold nngs from tw.enty ~l'l Lots of games, toys, models and hObby crafts, too! lets witb moUl. such IS trout Ries, code nlgs, famoUlllars .. reproduction coin bracelets. There lS a wtde • '" '" lolf boles, ... 11boats ... etceten. Rel80llibly priced. variety and price range. There are also handsome The Stitchery Fabric Shelp . . • will feature, Sunday • '" '" . jewelry gifts for men which include signet rings, only June 11, twenty pcrcent off the following: print terry SPECIALS Love the sun ... and get all you want Wlt?Out money clips, cuff links and Universal Geneve 18k cloth, bathing suit fabrics, Issorted denims, polyester knfts, any worry of rough, drying skin. The secr~t IS to gold watches. The Bijouterie, 19860 Mack Avenue, pucker fabric and couo~ duc~ c10t,..h. moisturize your skin often. At Edward Nepl Sa~on, is open 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through New Beauty Makers ... at 'Merle Norman's r------~ 19463 Mack, there's a special on Borghese mght Saturday. k cream and moisturizing lotion. Both were regula:ly • * '" Studio "Try it, you'll like it" ... 16129 Mac ! DAISIES $ U!. ! $12.50 are now priced at $7.50 and the larger sIze SlJower TLo Bride ... witb I plexiglas canister set, Avenue 881.7570. ~~ I Wi,h Coupon I priced at $25.00 is now $12.50. A little extra . : . a unJqne rack, recipe lUe, bulletin boards. In porcelain there • •• ~_~~ free gift will be given with a purchase of either ... lite various styles .nd colors of canister sets, cookle jars, The Kaleidoscope , .. s.~e you hav.: 1i TU 4-8858 salt .nd peppers, mugs and other serving pieces. Find ing a lot of fun and finding good buys",", ~ ~--~------~----~ . ••• them at Lee', Inc., where Adele Meyer, Interior designer, inside and outside at the Daisy Walk. ~~ ff' GERANIUM PLANTS Luncheon Date Day . . . is Wednesday, The will help you choose and use unusaal decorative leces. So J'oin the crowd June 11th. '"¥e~ sorles. Drop by !033t Mack near Lochmoor Blvd. and see 49 place . . . The Golden Lion to see a sunny collec. the new elft and home boutique. Open .'rldl)" evenings '" •• If)'il 4 for $1 tion of fashions from Martha's Closet. until t •. , 881.8082. Find Bargllns Gilore .. 'haatd116237fMa C1c ., • '" 1< • • • Avenue. It's 25% olfllll merc D Ie Dr the . F.thera WUILove ... the easy urry, blue CAllUS, COME TO THE DAISY WAI,K ... SUNDAY, very first time. silt pack tooIer. It zl~ lrowtd. Has. sboalder strap .nd JUNE 11TH FROM 10;00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. "ON * • • (YOU Allemon Florist • container freeu It In your refrlgerltor), It keeps THE BLOCK" (MACK AVENUE FROM THREE How Would You ,Like ... an ink drawing of dJpI=n1:~D~th~~~~r ~:y~~:.t.r~. c~~~i~e:Ol:r.fo MILE DRIVE TO HAVERHILL). THE DEGTWROITITHthe Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, St. Paul's Church or Kerebev~1 ' HISTORICAL MUSEUM WILL BE VISITIN other well.known Grosse Pointe landmarks? Cor:ne . ••• FASCINATING EXHIBITS AND DEMONSTRA. in and see the beautiful ink drawings done by Amta I on E. Warren It's Posh ... Michael says, "For the lady who \ TIONS. ALL SALES WILL BENEFIT THE MUSE. at Ben's Boutique, 20327 Mack. Give dad one for I 17931 EastWarren TU 4.6120 is looking for a softer and more flattering coiffure, UM. FREE PARKING AT ST. CLARE CHURCH father's day.

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