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Entered a. Second c~u Mattel at lOCPerCoPJ' Vol, 29-No. 46 the Post OUlee at Detroit, MIc:h1ran. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, Thursday, November 14, 1968 fS.oo Per Year 28 Pages-Two Seetions-Section One

IIEllDLINES Another View of Inlprovements at lakefront Park · t D Republicans I t o1,tlu! Mo orIS fawns In Majority \VEER When Car,Plunges Once Again As ComPiled by the · GOP Candidates Over. Grosse Pointe News nto a e t. atr whelming Fa~~rite.s.ir; All I L k S Cl Five Municipalities; 'I1lursday, November '7 Wallace Poor Third RICHARD M. NIXON was ..... Rescue Attempts by Two Shores Policemen Foiled Hubert H. Humphrey (D) declared Plcsident.elect of the , by Numbing Cold Waterl Man's United States yesterpay. In a may have won all Michigan's victory statement from Ne'V Death Ruled Suicide 21 Elector,al Votes but he York, he promised to work for didn't come out on top in domestic unity and world peace. Two Shores police officers, Patrolmen Daniel Healy Grosse Pointe at the GE!n. Immediately after his statement Iand William Marshall, dove into the cold water of Lake eral Election on Tuesday, he flew to. Washington to pay 81. Clair on Thursday, November 7, to try to save a November 5. Once again the his respects to former President drowning man, but were forced to give up when they Pointes voted overwhelm' Dwight D. Eisenhower. He and became so numb from the chill water they had to turn ingly Republican. his family then started a vaca- back. The victim drove his car over the seawall and into tion in Key Biscayne, Fla. . Here's how Pointers voted: the lake. ~------Grosse Pointe Shores - 243 ...... I H!Jmphrey; 1,379, Richard MICHIGAN VOTERS adopted The Wayne County Medical M: Examiner's Office ruled that NIXOII; O. George C. Wallace Daylight Saving Time Tuesday School Board (Amer, Ind.). ' by a narrow margin. The pro. the death of Kenneth G. Ver- sigan, 22, of 17370llenc, Detroit, Grosse Pointe Woods - 3.132, posal putting Michigan on fast Humphrey; 7,641 Nixon; 649, ,.' time, every summer won .by was due to drowning, and that Expected to it was a suicide. Wallace. . about 28,000; votes of the 2.8 Grosse Pointe Farms - 1,391. million votes .. cas\...... Versigan was Iraveling north Fill Vacancy Humphrey; 5,046, Nixon; 240, Friday,. November 8 on Lake Shore at 12:45 p.m., at Wallace. THOUSANDS OF I RAT E ' what is believed to have been Resignation of John T, Grosse Pointe Park - 2,258, young Czechoslovakians de- an excessive speed, when he Humphrey; 4,924, Nixon; 471. stroyed Russian flags in the swerved from the roadway op- Short Acceptedw'ith Re~ Wallace. streets of Prague and Batislava posite 625 Lake Shore. The vehi- gret; Must Name Trus. .City of Grosse Pointe - 213, Thursday, as they continued cle shot over the seawall and t b N b 24 Humphrey; 555, Nixon; 28, Wal. approxl'mately 75 feet out Ill' to ee y ovem er lace. demonstrations against the So- viet.bloc occupation into the ! the lake. Congressional Representative second day. An estimated 300 . Photo by G~rge Blair I Worker lIears Splash At Monday night's meet- in Congress (14th' District) ~rague policemen clashed with . La.st week's NEWS carrie.d -a picture of the new being completed this week. The entire program will Anthony M. Aiuto, 36, of ing the trustees of the Grosse Pointe Shores - 270 , Lucien N. NOOzi (D); 1,371: the rampaging youths. Police sWImmmg pool at the recreatIon area at. the foot of be finishe~ during the _winter and early spring, 21150 Huntington, H a l' per Grosse Pointe Board of in Peter O'Rourke (R). tried to restore order with wa- Alter roa~. This view,' across the new wading pool plenty of time for the opening of a new season. Woods, who was working in Education officially accept- . Grosse Pointe Woods - 3,441, ter cannons and club,!;. and the big pool, shows the new boathouse which is the front yard of the Lake ed with regret the resigna- ...... -, • Shore address, did not see the tion of John T. Short, Vice- Nedzi; 7,509, O'Rourke. PRESIDENT.ELECT Richard ------car go into the lake, but did President and school tros. Groslle ?oinle Farms -1,542, Nedzi; 4,805, O'Rourke . .Grosse Pointe Park-2,432, ~~yN~fs~aj~~ ~~~~Sd~atr°h~ ~~a~a~h~olf~: \:::::~ ~~~:~~~ te:f::.n~a~~IGY.O~yl;e6s5, 'Board Pointes Share Park...Recreation PI"'OJ'" eets Judges Pick Nedzi; 4,841, O'Rourke. namwouldornotanywheretravel to elseSouthabroadViet': In $111 53 3 N . Co I. - u - F,,-rst W,,-nn. e I~aw the automob'lI e Sill. k'mg. president, read Mr. Short's City of Grosse Pointe - 215, Nedzi; 531, O'Ro\lrke. unl!!S! President JQhnson felt .". ear mp e,tl0. n,- lYJ. anna. , . r I Aiuto yelled to his coworker resignation, dated November it would help cha..nces for peace: R ad F dIe \'Shurley R. Baumgarten, 23, of 4, the text of which follows: Legislative Representative in He~,~closedthathe would. a .un.~ ,".P.hn.1..,;,... Bo' t"LL .. u:se..,..In, . elu. ~ed.'. Ii.. ,ontest 22317 Nevada, East Detroit, to "It is with regret that I Sllb- ~tate Ltgislature (1&t distrlct) 0 not. make any cabinet atlpoint- t:A.Jm" ,llll O tt I call police. mit my resignation from.tlle Grosse POinte Shores - 208 ments until December 5at the Healy and MarshalI, in sep- Grosse Pointe Board of Educa. Walter F. Collins (D); 1,408: earliest., Third Quarter Report by Totel Cost of Improvemenh at SHes 15$720,000; Lisa Bow~ns of Uni.versity arate scout cars, were the first tion.. My new position as Re. Robert E. Waldron (R). Two Grosse Pointe Woods - 2,805, • .. .. Sta. ta Highway Director Job To Be All F,'n'lshed. ,'n TOlm'e for to arrive at the scene. They gional Manager of C6ronet Tn- Saturday, November 9 - School Awerded Week- shed their guns and belts and strut!tional Films for the north. Collins; '1,949, Waldron. PRESIDENT-ELECT Richard Reveals I r.9 Percent Opening of Parks NeXt May Iy $25 Prize by Pointe dove into the water, but were eastern section of the United Farms - 1,216, Collins; !i,141, M. Nixon and Hubert H. Humph_ Increase, in Collection.' - - , , R CI b hauled out, numb and shiver- States mandates that I be 10. Waldron. . rey conferred Friday and join- By the time t~e next b.oating'season opens on . otary u . ,ing, by others wlio arrived. cated in the New York-Con- Grosse Pointe Par k - Pre- ed In urging national unity. May 1, 1969, enthUSIasts of this' type of 'recreation will . A call from the Shores sta- necticut area. It has been a cincts 3-7 voted for Collins snd Nixon said he would be calling The five Pointes will be hard put to locate where the old marina.had been The judges have an. tion to the Grosse Pointe Yacht privilege to serve the Grosse Wpldron, Precincts 1 and 2 on his defeated Democratic share $111,533 of a total of in .the Pa~k's Waterfront Park. This, too, applies to TJounced the first winner in Club, brought out Harbormaster Pointe School District." voted for William A. Ryan (D) and Edgl!r W. Smith (R); 1,392, rival for advice, counsel and $66,965,812 ofthird q!larter trymg to fmd the spot covering the old swimming pool. The Rotary Club of Grosse Dovie Martens and Bruce Sel- School Code Cited Collins; 3,270, Wa I d ro n; 622, assistance in the years ahead. Motor Vehicle Highway Park manager Robert Slone"'>---:------Pointe's contest, Yo u t~h lers, who located the top of the Section 494 of the Michigan Ryan; 1,740, Smith...... Fund coll.ections being dis. expressed deep satisfaction on Iyear; the $150,000comes from a Forum. She is Lisa Bowers submerged car, and placed a School Code provides tbat a City of Grosse Pointe - 144, TREASURY SECRETARY t'b d the work progress of.the$72O,000 .Revenue Bond, which wI'II. be a senI.or at Grosse POI'nte'. marker buoy over It. The St. vacancy on the Board bf Edu. rI ute to Michigan coun- Clal'r Sh C t G d St t'on' t . .ed' te Collins; 593, Waldron. Henry H. FowleI' and Under. recreational improvement pro- paid. off {j~omrevenue'received U . . ,ores oas uar a- ca I eXls s Imm la Iy upon State Proposal I - Graduated secretary of State Nicholas Kal- ties, cities and villages. The gram at both the Waterfront' from well rentals. mversity School. Lisa was tion was contacted and a boat the resignation from such office Income Tax zenbach submitted their resig- distribution was announced d Th Mil D' P k awarded $25 in cash for her and crew were dispatched 10 of any member. The statute I Grosse Pointe Shores - 159, nations to P]"esident Johnson on by Henrik E. Stafseth, State ~n. .. ~CC. e. nve ar~. Slone slIid on Thursday, Ne. winning entry. the location. states that when there is a Yes; 1,002, No.; Grosse Pointe Friday. Fowler's resl'gnatl'on .Highway director on ThiIrs.The.work on .the $570,0001m. vember 7, that the marina was Th.e Rotary Club urges Grosse Scuba Divers Help resignation from a Board of provements, m 0 s t I y at the. about 80 percent completed and Ed ti th Woods - 1,284, Yes; 9,337, No; will be effective ab~ut Decem. day, November 7. Walerfront P a I' k (swimming by the end of the month should Pointe students to join the con- POll Robert E. Morin, in b uca h e remaining mem- 0;f . Y Grosse Pointe Farms - 819, ber 20. K~tzenbach IS expected Slafseth said that net re~eipts pool, bathhouse, .etc.), should be be finished, except for the in- test which .will run on a weekly command of the boat, dove into ers .s a Ilmmediatel fill the Yes; 5,317, No; Grosse Pointe ~s 1 t d b F d b basl's ~or the b t d' the water l'n a scuba outfl't, and vacancy. 't further provides to keep hiS office as long Park - 1,103, Yes; 5,566, No; 'dent C' I in July, August and September comp5 e eth y nay, Novem er stallation of water and electrical torl'al,".letter 0 esrticlessay ' e b1- withl'n a ~e\v ml'nutes he was th. at if any vaclIncy is not filled tile Presl . showed an increase of $10,834,- 1.; and. e. new $150,000 ma- facilities. This phase of the pro- ' r a e ()n su _.' by t"e .. City of Grosse Pointe - 110, t J'e~ts of I'nterest t th th f assl'sted by Leon Sehoyan of 57 . u remammg members of '" .. . I~6, or 11.9 percent more than rIDe. Wlth.I.S 228 bogt wells, gram will be done during the ~ 0 e you 0 the Board .th. 20 d th Yes: 533, No. 'ty a th I t Colonl'al road, and off-duty CI'ty . WI In ays, e Sunday the communl State Proposal n - Daylight ,..No..vem.. ber 10 the same period of 1967. Most should be fIDISbth'ed by Satur.day, winter months he sa'id. The to each othe ths . ey re atse Patrolman Virgil Beaupre, both County Boar d 0f Ed ucatio!l will . of the increase is attributed to November 30, e city manager painting of the wells will be. r, eIr paren , f'll th Savings Time NEW "ORK CITY police ar I I 'd hi their teachers th p 1 d scuba dl'vI'ng enthusiasts, '''ho I e vacancy. .... - the cent-a-gaUon hike in the, sal . So far, every! 'ng is pro- done during the spring and . ' . e 0 Ice, an' Grosse Pointe Shores - 1,166 rested four men described as gas tax which t~k effect last! gressing on schedule. i completed by May 1. ' I the commumty Itself.. volunteered their services. They The person appointed to flll Yes; 736, No; Grosse Pointe Arab natives Saturday night in January I, he pomted out. I Two BODdIssues, I .The 't 'd th t The $25 cash prIZe will be swam to the car and attached the vacancy serves only until Woods - 7,610, Yes; 3,094, No; an alleged plot to assassinate . CI Y manager sal a chains frtlm two wreckers from the next succeeding annual Grosse Pointe Farms - 4,625, President-elect Richard M. Nix- A break~own of the amounts I' .The gener~l recr~atiQnalfaci1-d the city will shortly send out awarded ~ach IV e e k to t~e the Mack.Moross service sta- election. It is expected that the Yes; 1,553, No; Grosse Pointe on. Nixon was in Key Biscayne, to be received by the Pointes. lt1es are bem~ paId for out of notices to boat owners who had Grosse. Pomte student who m tion, and the vehicle was pulled vacancy C8used by Mr. Short's Park - 4,732, Yes; 2,081, No.; Fla. at the time. Secret service is as follows: the $570,000,raIsed by a General been renting wells at the Water. 3.50 words or less, prese?ts an out. Approximately 35 men resignation will be filled by for- City of Grosse Pointe - 477, agents said that the suspects W d $3' . 10bligation Bond issue author- front Park, and .those on the entry se!ect~d ~y .the Judges helped in hauling the auto out mal Board action at a regular Yes; 186, No. . t tod d 00 s, 6,532, ~ark, $30,463, Iized b" the voters earlier this a't', g I' t f th' for publIcation m the NEWS. of the mater, and 'over the sea- or special meeting not later were taken III 0 CUS Y aroun Farms, $25,847; City, $13,862; I J ,~ I n IS, or elr reserva- Sincerity and originality are n Stat~ Proposal m - Bonding 6 p.m. along with two rifles, 24 and Shores, $4 289. . 1 . . tions f?r next season. Rental more importa t tha f wall. Police found a pint bottle than November 24. to Abate Water Pollution rounds of ammunition, two " GPSHS P .. hes WIll rangl;! from $125 to I II norm or of whiskey, some of its contents Mr. and Mrs. Short and their Grosse Pointe. Shores - 800. switch blade knives, a carving Wayne County's share amount. ; '$350 a well depending on the stye for the purpose of this con- consumed, in the car. two children, Lisa, a 7th grader rOent. Yell; 238. No; G r 0 sse Pointe knife in the oriental style and ed tl) $4,296,495, Stafseth dis. iA d W. size of the boat. test. The en'!'Y must be legi- Several hundred onlookers at P~rcells, and John, a 9th Woods - 8,794, Yes; 2,103, No; • closed in his quarterly report I war Inner .T k 28 Foot Bo t hie, must be Signed, and should d t N rth H' h S h a brass and mahogany wooden . I' " a e. II s be submitted in a sealed enve. stopped to watch as the futile gra er a 0 Ig cool, Grosse Pointe Farms - 5,501, sheath. The arrested were The Motor Vehicle Fund in- , -.-.- , ,Most of the wells are 14 feet lope bearing the name and ad- rescue attempls were made, will probably make their home Yes; 910, No; Grosse Pointe identified as Ahmed Rageh Na. eludes all state. gasoline and The 1968 e~ltJon of Pro~m, WIde and 35 feet long, and these dress of the rontestant. and remained to watcb the in West Hartford, Conn. '''''ey Park - 5,701, Yes; 1,067, No; mer, 46; his son, Abdo, 20, and diesel fuel taxes, and license G r 0 sse Pomte South. High will take boats up to 28 feet . body and the car pulled from expect to leave Grosse POlilte City of Grosse Pointe - 573, two cousins, Abdo Zandani, 30, plate fees. After deduction of School's literary magazine, has long. These wells' ,viU rent for .MorbethAiani on~. enbtry IS per- the lake. in JawnUllryor February .. Yes; 73, No. and his brother, AU, 21. collection costs and the Water- recently been awarded a First $200 a season, he added. mlssa e.l entnes erome the. IIr Memorial Officer State Proposal IV - Bonding • .. .. ways Commission's share 46 Class rating by the Ur,iversity II I property of the Rotary Club of Was Deliberate ~ct A resident of the community for Public Rerreatlon Monday, November 11 percent or $30,804,273 gO~S to of Minnesota's National Scholas- . A .2.28 wells, regardless of I Grosse Pointe. The decision of Shores Police Chief Thomas most of his life, Mr. Short Grosse Pointe Shores - '192, PAKISTANI PRESIDENT Mo. the Department of St~te High- tic Press Association. I ~~~:i'ty~l~lo~~v~~;t~e: :~~ e\ec- the judges is final. The name Cochi1l, who was at the scene, served as First Vice-President Yes; 712, No; Grosse Pointe hammad Ayub Khan e~caped ",ay 34 perc nt or $22768 376 w'n' C I d Ell E I of the winner will be withheld said that therc were no skid of Ihe War Memorial alld was Woods - 5,087. Yes; 5,367, No; , s; . .e '0 ", I. lam row ey an . en .' The filkd.in old swimming from publicatiop upon request. mark~ on the pavement. nor the organization's Pro g ram an apparent assassination at- 10 counties, an? ..0. percent. or Martl~ serve~ .as ~-edllors at pool and old marine areas will Send your entry to The Rotary a!!y sIgn on I.he grass that ve~-l Chairman for mar.y years. Grosse Pointe Farms - 2,732, tempt Sunday when a man fired $!3..393,162, l~, ,,28 mcorporated that time. Wilham .IS currenU~ be completely landscaped. Add. Club of Grosse Pointe, Youth. slgan had tried t? step on hIS He was also Chairman of the Yes; 3,286. No; Grosse Pointe two pistol shots at him during Cities and vlllag~s for use on a fr~shman at P~mceton. Um- ed to the strip of land sold to Forum, P.O. Box 5212. brakcs to stop hiS car. From Board of the Hannan YMCA Park - 3,255, Yes; 3,274, No; 8 rally in Peshawar, West Pak- State and local highways. roads verslty and Ellen IS a semor at the Park by the State Conserva- City of Grosse Pointe - 352, istan. The shots were fired 30 and streets. South. tion Department, with the ap- This week's winning entry is I (C,ontinlled on Page 2) (Continued 00 Page 2) Yes; 268, No. State Proposal V - Election of yards from the platfonn where L proval of Detroit, the filled. in printed on the editorial page of State Legislalors to Another Ayub sat with West Pakistan H - ls Off F T areas and the strip have in. this issue. -Stale Office governor and provincial offi. creased the Waterfront Paik ------Council Launches Program osp"ta er ree' ests Grosse Pointe Shores - 595, cials. area by four valuable acres. A.h V Yes; 881, No; Grosse Pointe TueSday: N:v:mber 12 For Detection of Diabetes iPlantlng 87 Trees I. senlee otes To Attack Teen Problelns Woods - 3,416, Yes; 850, No; I Eighty.seven trees of varied S N M k Grosse Pointe Farms - 2,343, JAMES EARL RAY, accuse d . ------'Ispecies will be planled through- et ew ar s D t th . permits alcoholic beverages t(l assassin of Dr. Martin Luther The local hospItals are co. Association there are close to' ue 0 e growmg concern Yes; 3,572, No; Grosse Pointe King Jr., was quoted as saying l'petating with the Michigan 100 000 p e'r son s in ,~Iichi~an o.ut th.e park, espeCially at the -- among responsiblo: citizens with be available to minors either Park - 2,318, Yes; 4,057, No; he probably became involved Diabetes Association a United wh~ have diabeles a~d don't flUed.m .spots. Twenty of the All the Pointes report Absen- the increase in teenager drink. through availability in the City of Grosse Pointe - 259, in a plot to murder King when Fund agency, in gi~ing f r e e know It. The purpose of the tr~es ~11 b~ plant~d alO~g tee Voting was high this year. i~g and dnl~ taking, t~e Family homes, theft or absentee par- Yes; 344, No. he agreed to smuggle packages blood-screening tests '~uring detection drive. an intensified ,Wmdmlll POI~~e dflV. t~sd The Woods issued 1200 absen- LIfe Edue.atl.on CouncIl co~duct- ents. Community Coil e g e District of narcotics across the Cana- Diabetes Detection Week, No- version of the year.round detec. Isome trees WI rep ~ce ke tee baUots as compared to 700Ied a prehmmary explo~allon ~f The second area would pro. (Maximum AnnUllI Tax Rate dian border from Windsor to vember 17.23. tion programs is to find the that had to be uproote to ma e fOllr years ago these problems and thclr POSSI' vide back up services such as Propo!lltlon) I counselling and parent educa- Delroit. From that time in 51. John Hospital Labora- unknown diab~tic 811d refer him room for the new pool and . ble solutions at 8 meeting held Grosse Pointe Shores - 716, August of 1967, until King's atory. 22101 Morass road. will to his physician for pro m p t hathhouse. . T.he Shores reports absen~ee recently at Grosse Pointe Uni. tion programs to police and YC$; 661, No; G r os s e Pointe murder eight months later, Ray be open for testing Monday treatment. The old glite house at the voting almost doubled, totalmg versity School. courts for offenders and their Woods - 4,156. Yes; 6,IM. No; is pictured by a well.known through Friday from & until The early detection of dia. Watcrfront Park, at the foot of 220 absentee ballots. Representatives from The families. (Most Grosse Pointa Grosse Pointe Farms - 2,772, writer as a pawn In a conspir. noon. Bon Secours Hospital betes i~ most important, says Alter road, will be tom down, II) the Farms approximately Neighborhood Club, the Depart. cases get little help from Wayne Ye;,; 3,121, No; Grosse Pointe BCY aimed primarily at causir.g Clinic Laboratory, 468 Cadieux Dr. Kaine, because diabetes can to be replaced by. a planter, 1100absentee ballots wcre cast, ment of Community Services, County Juvenile Court ~erv. Park - 3,150, Yes; 3,282, No; nationwide racial violence in road, will be testing Monday best be controlled and treated with a cement edgmg. A new about 300 more than were cast local public, private and paroch. ices). Dr. Harry Meserve has City or Grosse Pointe - 289, reaction to King's murder. Ray throullt Friday from 9 until when found early. ' gate house, measuring 12 feet four years ago. ial schools, country clubs, police agreed to serve as chajrman of Yes; 288. No. is believed to have been plan. noon. Michigan Icads the nation in by 24 feet, Is presently under . forces and churches. were pres. this sub.committee. County Jlome Rule Proposition ning for some time to lI)ake a l Cottage H()l;pital Laboratory. the number of persons tested ~onstruction within the p8rk. Tre ~:~y o~ Gr~sse :~:n~ r.e. ,ent and cxchanged ideas at a The third area would intensify Grosse Pointe Shores - 816, last minute switrh of attorneys 159 Kercheval avenue, will be for diabetes in the blood. Itself. : por s h' a ~el1ee a 0 IS-I brainstorming session. and beef up alcohol and drug Yes; 583, No; Grosse Pointe to delay his trial for the mur. lesting Tuesday, Wednesday screening programs. Michigan' The parklng spaces at the, ~uet~ f ~Ch IS)42r ~ort ~~an! From this exchange the grolip education programs in sl:hools Woods - 4,991, Yes; 4.807, No; der. He fired Birmingham at. llod Thursday. between the also has one of the highest Three Mile Drive Park will be m e as pres! en la e ec Ion. established Attacl; rommittees utiHzlng the various local, state, Grosse Pointe !"arms - 3,177, torney Arthur Hanes and hired hours of 9 and noon. rates of follow,up on persons increased from 78 to 115; and Grosse Pointe Park issued 800 which will attack thcse problems and federal resources for build. Yes; 2,529. No; Gross~ Pointe famed trial lawyer Percy Fore. According to Henry D. Kaine, whose tests are "positive" to spaces for Ihe Waterfront Park absentee ballots a considerably in five areas. The first arca of ing effective curriculums. This Park - 3,WI, Yes; 2,756, No; man, whom he brought into the M.D., Diabetes Detection Chair. make certain t hat the "pos. parking will be doubled from 150 higher number than four years attack is the prohlem of adult area would put emphasis on in. City of Grosse Pointe - 352, case Sunday. man of the Michigan Diabetes (CoIIlblued on Page 2) to 800. agQ. and parenl carelessness which (ConliJllled llI1 PI.' 2) Yes; 201, No. ., Thursday, November 1-4.1968

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100'/. ALPACA CAJWlGAN ~ ~ ~! LUXURIOUS .I~ ~ I S! S:OR~~OATS .i Drowning !~. i\ ~ -:,..::;,,{.;;t(~.a!tttM. 1teaM ~ 'In keeping withe proud (Continued from Page 1) Gloucester heritage all appearances, it seemed that the young'man had deliberately Jllf",,'JU(' ,.,aula' Gloucester, Home 01 men who driven his car into the lake. Ijl 1tapG,z;;!t, II~ ~oye seen nllo follow the sea. Proud. dedirc:ted, The County medical examiner (;b Most men agree that rhis elegant blc:nd ~ tough men, "fficial who was called, ordered of l\Iohair, wool and baby Alpaca is a And in keeping with Ihot some proud heritage here ore the body taken to the Shores ~I li~ three great double breasted Bridge CaOis. Mode with stalion, where, after examina. 'U perftH fahric for leisure wear. ~ inlegrity, smooth raughwear in handsome fashion, tion, it was ruled that death y.~,- '1.1 ~ The weave is mesh.like for remark. ~ '. "Bulchman" in lashionable wool Mac/Aelton. "Trollmon' in was by drowning. colorful all wool MocTwaed. "Showman" in on unusually IIn. The suicide verdict was based So flrsuP~: ~ able coolness yet silky and resilient to I~ wool Camel Cloth. on information from close rela. to ordinary sweaters, .~ rhe rouch. It lends itself ideally to the ~ ,"rrollmon" and "SllOwmon" come with Orlan' pilalining. tives, that Versigan had been despondent; and threatened to you'll want an entire skilled hands of HICKEY FREEMAN ~ They 0150 hove a CC.Zip colldr that converts from Q showl to CI take his life on several occa- Thane wardrobel Thane's ~ c.:raftsmc:n,. ~ 1IO',h. "Bul,hmon" has a doubl. laced .atin quilt lining. sions. He actually attempted to alpaca golfing classic ~ iJands()~e new colors await your ~ kill himself last December, it is lustrous, smartly ~I . . ~ was said. ~I: lnspcwon. $150. ~ Since the death was ruled a ' tanored. Hand W8llhable. ~ ~ carl sterr suicide, it will not be recorded !

WINDOW SHATTERED a black hairline stripe interwoven An employe of Best and Com. P.~l1Y,16828 Kercheval, reported to City police on Thursday, No- with rust and green. 125,00 vember 7, that the rear door glass had been shattered. Tn. ve'stigation indicated that the glass had been broken by the Warm and TlIgged-a tough ollter shell of tan cold weather. wool and nylon whipcord witll a pItre alpaca liner and collar. An added feature, tile 36" length is long enough to wear over a sport coat when OrOiI. desired. 10.00 Po;nt. N~w. Pabllsbed Evuy Thursday by Anleebo Publishers, Inc. 99 Keuheval AVeline Grosse PolDle 36, MIchigan Phone TU 2.6900 Tbree Trank Lblft Seee1ld Claaa Pemala pald at De- troll. Mlch1l'a1l. Sabacrlptlon Ratee ~.OO Par VaaT by MaD 1~.OO .OlItaide Wayne Jacobsons Kercheval at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe Coontl'l, All New. and Advarttllnl MEWS STORE Copy 110ft S. \!I tile New. Offlce Open Thursday Evenings by TuIldI7 Noon to \!lilli'll war- "on. A~ III ... 0 (80blcrlPIt0ll" Chan'e 0 r Acldre.. Form. 8S1I) to De Kercbeval. Gl'OIII Polllte. 4ItM f • ( :...,";' ...

Thursday, November 14,1968 GROSSE POINTE, NEWS Page Three .1 VANDALS ~T WORK Pointe Jaycees Have Charter Night Vincent Rodeck, 21270 Loch. LOOIING fOR PRlCf? NO LOWER fiGURE ANYPLACt Imoor, reported on Friday, No. vember 8, that persons unknown PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE LOOIING fOI SERVlCI? WE GIVE THE fiNEST. I had broken the window of his car, which was parked in front ALL THIS ••• AND MORE, TOO AT Iof 820 Lakeland on that date. ,.POLOROID & KODAK TOM TAYLOR BUICK, INC. 1 ... ------,1 BUICK.OPEL DEALER 1969Models New Con • Used C.,. • P.m • ev.... CoIli1io11~Of CAMERAS 13033 GRATIOT LAkeview 6.3000 Night Service LA 1-9877 ,*ROAMER, Film Supplies • * SLiCKCRAR Developing, by Hite Now On Display Look who's NO WOOD-NO ROT P~~O;j:T.O'N Visit our Complete Marine Store MERIT BOOK CENTER sewed Up No Waiting-We have It in Stock P£lolc.~£'r;l\~X, Efol~ .. "og" .... J'l( .. ,.. at quIltJud '>0 •• .:au,..,_l 14321 HARPER CHALMERS 1tJI•• ,Cooper Chris (ran 526-7511 24910 Jefferson ~ure '1rg~l1~ool. Four generation~ 01 skill. Con~, 778-3200 Open Mon ••Sat. 9.7 Sun, 9.4 Slant aechcahon to quality. They all add up. To Ample Paved Porking the famous Pendlelon!>shirt .. - - . $16.00 to $21.00. \ .Charcoal Broiled Steaks

,.Grosse ,Pointe's Junior Chamb'er of BAGWELL, the principal speaker; ,.Commerce'became official on November PIETER VAN HORNE, president of the TAKE.A.STEAK ~7 when a charter was presented at a .new group; and JOHN C. PROST, exten. 18499 MACK ,t, OPAL (2 blocks west of Mack-Warren Intersection .ceremonial dinner. Among those partici- sion chairman of the Detroit Jaycees. li:\'i&~WI[&lmm.S\@)~jI1K~~.~~.W.',W;~w.llilml\\M'M!~~~tlil 'i~;;...... patingwere, lett to rig~;:. PAUL D. ' . I t1 CARRY'OUT OR DELIVERED-TUxedo 4-3000 tt1~-!W,IIl\,:;wt,\~~'l'I,~l'itml~.,im?~"~,~~'P.!i\W!<1';~\%~~~~~mm~ ili! Ii!::!!! ,. The, GOlden, Lion Restau~ant II outstanding ,experiences in the I to find out what problems exist; 25c Delivery. Charge was, the scene of <:harter Night Junior Chamber of Commerce in the community and where the Open Daily: 4:00.10:00 p.m. Sundays: 1 :00.8:00 p.lft. for the Grosse, ,pomte, Jaycees, I movement in the past 25 years. Jaycees could be of some assist. on Thursday, November. 7. Paul Bagwell said "{ am so very ance. From the ,CIUJrcoalBroiler D. Ba~well, past preSIdent of. pleased that you started a Jay- The Grosse Pointe Jaycees theUmted &tates Junror Cha~. i cee Chapter in the. Grosse are made up of young men DINNERS erACH DINNER I"ClUDES FRENCH FRIES, SALAD AND ROlLI b~r of Commerce, wa~ ,the.prl,n- 'I Pointes. Our community is in,' between 21 and 36 interested in clpal speaker of the evemng. deed fortunate to have these community affairs and leader. Your Choice of Three Salad Dressings-Italion, Blue Cheese, Thousand Island' . T,he Charter from the,' Unit~d Iyoung business and pr.ofessional . ship traim.ng. Anyone interested STRIP STEAK (8 OS,) (Boneless) _------.:.~------1.95 States Jaycees, the ,Michigan men working in community de. I in joi9ing the Jaycees should STRIP STEAK (12 os,) (Bonelen) .;._2.95 Jaycees and the Junior Cbam. velopment and leadership train. call Mr. van Horne at 886-8302. STRIP STEAK (16 os.! (Boneless) -:3.95 ber International was presented ling." , FAMILY SIRLOIN STEAK (2 lb.) _~ 6.95 to the president, Pieter ~an '- Pieter van Horne, President FOR SAFETY AFLOAT (Serves four, bonele5S1 .Horne, by Don DeMoss of Flint,! of the Grosse Pointe Jaycees BROWSE BEEFBURGER. (1/4 lb.) ,.. '..;. 1.00 Mich.. external executive vice I and the other officers were president of the M i chi g a n I' sworn in by Michigan Jaycee THE SHIPS on Sesame Bun, Solod and French Fri'l . Jaycees. ' vice president Ron Hoppe. In CHOP SIRLOIN OF BEEF : 1,75 Other Jaycee officers in at.' receiving the Charters, van WHEEL tendance were .tohn Bernard, Horne told those in attendance ~ GS ._...... 50c FRENCH FRIES . national director of the United that the Jaycees had already ,. - LAD...... 25c Po~ . States Jaycees; clOdRon Hoppe, gotten involved in several com. ~~ Gl1J!1l '''''~ .. state vice.president, Michigan munity projects. One of these Bucket 0' Chicken Family Style Bucket 0' Chicken Jaycees. Gordon R. M:~esel,past Iwas helping to gather election III 10 corte) No. 1 8\JCI(ET,.' Piee.. Chicken, 1 "d.- of president of the. J)etrbit Jaycees returns th~ough t.he News Elec. ftellch fr~, 11I1 ,:, ..,...... ;.... $2 •• 5 , p,rese,nt,ed the, Grosse pOi,nteI tio~ se,rVlce, ....~hlch . was com. $2 30 No. 2 IUCKET,-12 Pie«i' chkk.n, 2 orders of Jaycees with a large banner pnsed of the CBS. NBC ~nd 8 Pieces, Ser'Jes 2;.. .' fr.rich f'i ••,1CII1 ,ISen •• 3-4) , $3.99 . _.,,,.' MEN'S WEAR. INC. with'tbeinscribed Jaycee Creed, ABc::. 'AP 'and UP! orgamza- $3 15 No.3 IUCKET, 16 pi.c"~.ickell, 2..rdlll of The. Detroit Jaycees. under the I tions. Also, he indicated that the 12 Pieces, Serves .4 ,.. • french fries, sol.d. ($e",e. 5.6) $4.99 16930 Kercheval Y1 Fri.d Chi,kell (4' pi.cII), Slow, Roll, Frie., III ~"-, direction of the, extension chair. I Grosse !,ointe Jaycees. would be ."f "in the Village" man, John C. Prost, were reo conducting a commumty survey 16 Pieces, Serves 5 54.1 5 CHILD'S CORD~Rr~ipitc~~i;SI~~:;i~I;F;1~~; $1.59 sponsible for starting the Grosse I $5 15 Cranberries ...... , , $1.15 Open Thursday,"'til 9 p.m. 20 P' Se 7 Chick'lI, ShriMp, Rlls. DI"II.r $2.75 Pointe Jaycees over the past' C "era Cll.b CANVAS Sur. IIces, rves ....• Ribs and Shrimp Dinner 2.50 several months. a l «- OXFORDS Foat.d , $6 1 5 ChiCken and Il,lo. Dl"" - :..••. 2.50 The, toastmaster of the ban. T Pl H.' t .. ~onm~~ ______-' -'_ qUet was.Prost, who introduced 0 ay OS 24 Pieces, Serves B...' Roast I••f Dinner ~ 1.75 LEATHER Boat I 58.lS Rib Dinner 2.30 ; the. mayors and councilmen OXFORDS . 32 Pieces, Serves 10 . 51.1s Rib Dinn.r 3.40 pre¥.J,lt.. They included Matthew The ..Grosse Pointe Camera Tn.IIi. ~I. Roon leef SGnllwlch :...... 90 Patterson, Grosse Pointe Park Club will host the Greater' De. As rugged as the mayor; William G. Butler, troit Camera Club Council t~hip.S-wheel inc. Ji.!. Seafood Grosse Pointe Farms mayor; print competition on Tuesday, FISH DINNER 99c SHRIMP DINNER 1.69 FRIED CLAM DINNER .... 1.65 19605 MACK TU 2.1340 ••. _._ i ._, ~======::...-~--'~ ...... -- Gilbert T. Jerome, G r 0 sse November 19, at 8 o'c1ock, in Open Daily 9 to , man who wears it! Pointe Shores presidenl; and I the War Memorial. FrI. 9 10 9 - • Kenneth R. McLeod, Grosse I A coffee hour will follow the Pointe Woods mayor. program. Guests are most wel. -~...... •...... •..•..••••••••...•....••.••••••.•..... The Councilmen attending the, come. banquet were Ken Boerner, I .~ ~ . Grosse Pointe Woo d s; Don TIRES SLASHED . . I ., Cook, Grosse Pointe Woods; Ben Mrs. Edith Hakken, '794 Lor. . Pinkos, Grosse Pointe Woods; aine, rePorted to City police on . Richard Hudson, Grosse Pointe Monday. November 4, that per. . Farms; Doug Grahams, Grosse sons unknown had slit the tires . Pointe Park. of her son's 26" Schwinn bicycle ., Mr. Bagwell told those in at- whkh was parked in the garage . tendance about several of his on that date...... 'fhe Traditional Suit . In herringhone, diagonal weaves or bird's eye . Patterns. Tailored iJ,l Van Boven's . see .. own flawless soft shoulder . . -- conslruction. Come in and see this . . ' :\ traditional collection of wool suits. . . ."\ They are distinctively different. . . . • $95. to $165...... t s . . . : ...... " ...... -....ree . . . . . PR516 . . Self-wlndlnc$tast.r, . . V1sodat. c.alllIdIt ~~l. . . YellowtOll,llIlnlns . . Itlelllll'k wetlrprcof' . . taSI $75 All ,talnless ste.1 . . taR ....•. $69.95 •. •. -A.:""".W40.'-lo:.g •• Ule.. : Volkswagen. ,. BMW ., ,Mercedes-Benz, •• three superb imported automobiles. : v.i"faet. . . .. : And you'll find all three in the Woods' showrooms, Three distinguished-yet : TISSOT Itmtl :. distinctively different - motor cars, anyone of which will reflect your good :.. : :. Self-winding ~r .: taste, your recognition of true value. When you are concerned with quality~ .: .: truthfulness, and superlative service, you just naturally think of the Woods. .: With its distinctive watchband the Tissot Scastar is a : See the Woods for the three, •, it's your best guarantee of complete satisfaction. : real man's watch. Seltwinding, automatic, date . . changer, and waterproof. The 17 jewel Tissot move. \ i ment is protected from shocks tooth lateral and ver- ~ -~ tical) and is factory tested for 7 days to assure de- ••• e •••••••• ~•••••••••• '...... • ••••• ~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,...... Q) -"'. .. pendability. The Seastar is the perfect watch for the ~ :.• man on the go. .. ..:: 800tn ., Valente gewelers Pon 41 Adom, Ave, Eos! Fine Jewelers Since 1934 of Grand Crreus Pork ~ WO 2.1605 &~ • 16601 E. Warren at Kensington Rd, WOOD IMPORTS, INC. WOOD MOTORS, INC., Charge Accounts Invited 15415 GRATIOT AVE. (AT 8 MIl.E) I DETROIT I CALL 521-6600 15351 GRATIOT AVE. (AT 8 MIl.E) I DETROIT I CHL tal-fiQO . TU 1-4800 Store Hours: Mon. thm S(lt. 9:30 to 5:30 Also ill Ann Arbor ,. Thursday, November 14, 1968 Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS It's the finahesults that coun CAR SPRAYED' -not plans or promises. SELF SERVICE and DROP OFF Naval Officers Has Views On Edict on Model Planes Frederick Gill, 311 Roosevelt, reported to City police on Satur- FAMILY LAUNDRY • RUG WASHING • CLEANING Last August the Grosse Pointe insurance can be purchalied for Grosse Pointe Woods council'j Thomas N. Jones All Laundry .nd Dry Cl.anlnl done Hparmly ••• I day, November 9, that persons PIANOS WANTED Woods Council was faced with just a few doUars a year. This Would It not be better to' see LCDR, USNR It Is never washed lit c1•• noelwith other C\lltom.n'. unknown bad sprayed bis red, Grands, Spinets and small a dilemma. Residents near par., should aid ill solving this part if a time and a 'place can~ot,be 217WWheeler Avenue C~lI For '68 Bonneville With black spray Uprights. Highest cash paid. Plck.Up leAL'690..... cells Middle Schoo., some 162 of the objections. As to the noj.se found to encourage the budding M.t h II F' Id I paint. The car was parked in his strong, were complaining bit. problem, which I suppose can and operating of model air. 1 c e .. Ie driveway at the time of the KWIKEE SNO.WHITE LAUNDROMAT '& DRY CLEANERS terly about the noise and safety Ibe objectionable, there are on planes, ooats, ind the racing of Garden City VE 7.0506 damage. 16300 E. WARREN (CorM' 3 Mile Dri".) hazard created by motorized: the market mufflers and sonie the so called gocarts 'tU1der Long Island, N.Y. 115:lO Detrol1', Flnt, La,....t and e••, Eq\lfpped model airplane enthusiasts, who I communities require them for I proper supervision, rather than were flying the planes on the I operation. . banning them These activities FLOWER SPECIAL ..----- school groun~s." , . I am strenuously opposed to absorb many hours o{ time and S9 I .flil. ,trI'f I.sf Tho~e residents urge~ the the action takeh by the Grosse are an excellent means of de. ctL~RS .SWEETHEART ROSES '1 \ If it's nllldicol but CounCil to pass an ordmance, Pointe Woods Council and wish velopment of those skills that marine nice, we've got itf wh¥:h would p~ohibit the fl~ing to add my' voice to those who are ~o important,to a boy as he of these motonzed planes. fhe have spoken out at. the council atta1Il$ manhood, namely skill all trees, shrubs ffo Come .. Ioct from OVfl' ~looo hobbyists urged the Council not meetings. with hands and mind to t;reate. planll, larte and small - Mud Browse I be cleared off tM lot. C/",.i,jtmaj i to do so. After much soul . A great deal has been done in I and evergreens 5 O OFF I searching, the Council voted to I have received "a reply to my Grosse Pointe to develop the I the I pass an ordinance which de. lette! fr0!D Mr. t:hester Peter- Little Leagues for the athletic Speciaftiej amI I elared the operation of internal son m wh~ch he assured m~ that minded, but what of those whose RED EMPEROR TULIP IULBS ship's : combustion model airplane en. th~ C?,uncilwould keep an open talents are more of a mechani. LARGE SELECTION OF gines within the City of Grosse J!lmd on such matters. I be. cal nature? We, have a fille nautical (Jiftj wheel, I Poi n t e Woo d sap ubI i c li~ve ~at more. than an open waterfront parl!:, Isn't there. a 20 FOR 96( • His LordshIpJewelry 19605 Mack nuisance and the use of such mmd IS needed. &:,D;I~oneha~ to part of it that could be used HOLLAND BULBS Op.n DaUy ,-6• prohibited. Persons violating the take the lead and IwtIate. action. for other than its present uses? • Dackley's Spredros.. Frillays 'tll 9 I (easy ca\lne ploller) lordinance could be faced with Perhaps the NEWS IS that Wh!lt I am saying, Mr. Mayor, • Sperry TaPllder I a fine not exceeding $500 or im- I someone, is that you and the o~er mem'l' Our Christmas. Trim Department Safety Ball Shoes • Blnac\ll.. s i prisonment in the City or County i I shall look for your reply bers of the council are men who • NaullcaI Lamps i Jail for a period not to exceed I with }ote!est. have displayed initiative in the OPEN NOW TU 2-1340 ,90 days, or both fine and im. Cordially yours. ~u5iJ:le.ssworld. Can't you apply Almost everything imaginable for Christmas SHIP'S WHEEL FAMOUS NI)RPOLE prisonment at the Court's dis- Thomas N. Jones It to city govexnment, especially Sailing Jackets with the hid"en hacd Icretion. LCDR, USNR in the area of recreation? It is 92% 01 our Christmas stock in now 24.50 VALUE -$) 7.95 IKt'aSutTJlcm.,.cthorTllthml"ak,Acboard\lt.A FOllOtWSintghtNhiE'sWSac t i 0 n on August 19, 1968 ebaetStYertotosfjanYIIDaO'wbaUyttohOsWaymYEuchS ugus ,e ran as tory, Mayor Kenneth L. McLeod . . _____ . I (August 8), which was subse. City of Grosse Pointe Woods even if under strIct control. Allemon' Florist on E. Warren' !~:;Ttf:MK@ED RON EY • BOB SHARPE ~~~~~e~~a~S':rR~c~~ ~~o:~~ ~::s~;~~tev~:::ds ~ay aJ ~~e~o'::y .:n~~~a~~~:n; m.w.t' 17931 EAST.WARREN TU 4.6120 • OPE~ SUNDAY. l:!i...l.;,•.•.i,:i.:.•, AI.... lure ... ,et I~:~~:ii~~~:~t::E~i:~Ei";.",,,, m lb. ~_~_~_d_~:_l_l~_f_:_~u_~_~n_,' .' your .ew LANCE boots l#~NEWS and to Mayor Kenneth August 8, 1968 issue of the : iW, L. McLeod ofl Grosse Pointe GROSSE POINTE NEWS. of OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS now ••• while tftey're ~ Woods. They follow. the Grosse Pointe Woods Coun- iJI stock :~;'~ November 4, 1968 cil's action in banning the fly. IIGrosse Pointe News . ing of gasoline engined powered iW 99 Kercheval Ave. model aircraft within the dty ~~ Grosse Pointe Farms limits. Wffi Michigan 48236 As a resident-although tem- iWi GenUemen:porarily living in New YorJc-I 1m I am enclosing a copy of a am disturbed over the council's %~ letter I sent to the Mayor of action. Since our recall to active I Grosse Pointe Woods on August service a year ago, we have ~~ 19, 1968. I am forwarding my b!!en living near Garden City, Jantzen updates the v-neck q~copy because I understand that Long Island, and h8ve had a ~~Mnothing beyond the. action re- chance to observe how other ,classic saddl. shoulder M~ ported in the NEWS had been cities operate their community lin done. services. The are8 we live in is .. ~~ Two points were brought out N C t hi h to with machine wash-and.dry :, lID.~ in your article, namely that the part. of assau oun y, w c • "'." our delight and amazement . t ~ noise and the "danger" were operates one of the finest, wost .~ 4.& the chief objections. I hav~ been extensive park systems we know ease of care . , . a unique :~m~checking to see what if anything of. Without casting unwarranted . :jJ~can be done to overcome these reflections on the parks of the. tumblespun blend of shetland .:iI objections. Pointes arid th" Detroit Metro- ..:WJ W~ I fiI!d l;hat through the mo~el polit:ln area, we can safely say .'. ~:$$~:~ i~W orgamzatlons, very substantIal that they do not hold a, candle wool, dacron polyester and mohair with traditional styling !~~:',,_.. R~~:;:.l1fJIII R~:::'::::r~~:;~E@~~~~' and modern day minil"nUm upkeep. :~~in~~d;~sto~O~~~\ifielD:an~:~~ :)~/>'.:,::.~,:",r, '.'m,,~.:;'>"::':~..(f'.:'~..... II!. Blue, bronze, olive or gold .. ,'0 ,~ ~.,... .' ••, .. .. tennis, golf, boating facilities, )f; ~~:, l ~: .....: l:' 4..... ~W swimming facilities, pic n i c in. 14.to 20 prep sizes. 8.00, .,.t ~:.~~"i~\t",Oae\~ I. E~:~~~~~1E~~ Grey. dark brown. o1iv~ or blue:)' irtstudent S.M,L sizes. 13;00 ~.;" · :,~o:~::~,,;~~~C:~!:h.1POOL - PING POHG ~i~rtj1~~;'::~?:~ \.l.i.f.t.:.; LANCE ~:~ '~":s:i~~~~~t~~~~sc(:~~:!~~ POKER AMA President I" HENKE ~~~~~QI~~;~~f~.:h~~ t:::~tU~al:: jl~ • Accessories I ' , I ~~~~~~~~:::~;£:'~~~'~:~::iII :~~:'~~' I' .' ) Jacobsons i:~;~,;~;.;;c~;,~a QUAD SHOP

--_..i';~~~~~~~;;;=~Z~~;:iil. . ------..-----.- ~:~~~~~~~::s-. -- ..----.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'lating education and training of ~~~.m~I.m~101.1~~~ •••~~.~~:~.I~~..I.I.%more p~siciam. nurse~ ~~. @ k. ho l'\ nicians, me die a 1 assistants. I S r w II ~~~r~.':i::~ a~~l~~er workers in ,.*?* ... =...n:.!:?5"":'!'!"&?6 .. -- e::-::--=_="':':!:".-:". AY EVENINGS ~ .. t, at Dt~e~~~~~l '~:II ~~~::i~e:; OPEN THURSDAY A I. ~~~l~nla~:~ou:~d H~~~~~i'as~~ ~ • COl.V.l:~ Iaudience of staff members. ~. ;';Ci hospital personnel and guests. ;;~ '" "The community hospital is f,~ 0 -see the newest of the new (YES, WE ,HAVE LANGE SKJ ~:~.. the focus for health care for f~ ~~TyT) and we'll show you the clossic look or the wild ond h the people. It should have faeiJ. ~ ilies for Emergency Care and the country shirt f.';!' .I: COl.V.l:PAR~ ~. I!l ~:re,I~~~~:~~di~t~r:~d ~;~7- of handwoven shetland ~ ~ ~':l tory Care. It should provide wool arrives from Ireland il,~.:.•.,: _ ORfinL'h~ERki~a~f ~;~:: ~kisu~~o~s:ir:N1?e~lWA~}\J£'6 .~.;,Il ~u~~ati~~~orSaCt:i;CSe!~~in~~Fo~ . QU . since many studies can be car. lil ALlTY! ri.; ried Ollt before surgery. The with the outstanding ~ COM: . usc of these facilities would reo l'~ ~:: cluce the numher of days of in. tailoring and authentic ~ ~know thot they can see a selection hond picked from 47 ri IcPOaa\r~ei:.~~gh~~~ita~os~a:r'~hr.e;i~~ .. '" suppliers (a selection you perhaps never dreamed existed) in ".. subtle colouring that

are an Irish tradition. DON'T Rust, brown. gree'1 or I t: ::::::~~o:'::':o:~~::~~~I DODGE-DART I~ ., c~~;;ead!!:! blue solids; gold or AROUND brick plaIds . . . both with

GET TO THE button-down collars I :; ~o~~~~:;r-~I1r;i¥:~Ji"~B::;r.rs?"TS "c::~; ~, ~ ... COl.V.l:P.A.R~ W POINTE and 7 -button -fronts.

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..... '.' .• i.""': "~.c~a:~r.~hIFI~C~NI~.jr~• • -'"OWmailer what"" .",,"". . we'll1;, fitm",",you prcpcrly"',, ~ . . . we'll even olter ~ ':.oki pont!. to fit you. p~< JJl.an1t., -:." ::.:. t1 ;:! I ~ YES • , • come in and COMPARE! POINTE and convlnc. younllf . . . h.r", wh.re to buy for SKI, ING .nd OUTDOORS! Over DODGE l,ooo f.mlll" dol 19319 Mack bet. 7 & 8 Mile OPlln till II an Monday, Wednaday. ';1 19271 Mack a1 7 Mile ...~ '.-=- Thunday. friday! Oth.r night. 'IInlil I TU 4.7210 I: (nul to Woods Th••t,.) S:30-Phone 884.saM. : Jacobsons MEN'S STORE .;:.m},i~r~.J;i::x:"?~~:-:;,m'%(i~~r;'l.)f,~';rgrm~~~~_;,o;~nu;wM:i~~.; f .. Page Five Thursday, November 14. 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS

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Bright, modern showroom. Sparkling service de- partment. Up-to,.the-minute tools and equipment. All the beautiful new Oldsmobiles. A'nd great new Grand Opening Values - on new cars, used cars, and service! That's how far we've gone to help Gerald Stein you escape from the. ordinary. How far should you President go? Just to our dealership. We'd like you to do

Sales Department / Open Daily 'til 6 / Monday and just that. Stop in with your whole family one night " Thursday 'til 9 ..... Service Department.' Open Daily 7:30 a.m, to 6 p.m. Allen Charnes Vice President Monday 'til 9 / Closed Saturday this week. We promise you a cordial welcome. and Sales Manager JERRY STEIN OLDSMOBILE, INC. 15205 E. JEFFERSON,Just East of Alter Rd. VA 1-5000 Thursday, November 14, 1968 Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Rapidity does not always ETERNAL VIGILANCE Alister Hardy To Speak Here Records Stolen From City Store mean progress, and hurry is One of the luxuries of modern Precautions Urged Against akin to waste. The old fable civilization is the chance to live of the hare an tortoise is just Sir Alister Hardy will lecture his desire to prove that God is While on routine patrol on tion then released to his parents. in peace and prosperit)'. Kercheval on Wednesday, No.' The records were valuE.d at as good DuW, and just as true on "Religion and Evolution," on "Both a philosophical and sci. Burglary of Pointe Homes as. when it was first written. Wednesday, November 20 at 8 entific reality." vember 6, City pOlice noticed a approximately $13. I p.m. at the Grosse Pointe Uni- This is the time of year when Above all, Miller said, never, boy walking alongside of Jarob. tarian church. Tickets are ou Sir Alister is emeritus prof- eSSOr of Zoology at Oxford and police in all communities are liever 1e a v e valu abIes in sen's Home Decorating, 17141 sale Sundays after church and bracing for the upsurge in the the house. Either take valu- are $2. Gifford Lecturer at the Univers. Kercheval, carrying several, un. ity of Aberdeen from 1963 to reports of burglaries they ex. ables with you, or put them in a bank vault for safe keeping. wrapped records. The distinguished B r i tis h 1965. He was awarded his Ox. pect to be teceiving from local citizens, according to Farms Make arrangements to store ex- professor will discuss his de. ford D.Sc. in 1938, was elected pensive furs and clothing either Officers stopp~d the you.ttl parture fro m the traditional a Fellow of the Royal Society in Det. Joseph Miller. Residents the Seoson's should take every precaution to with relatives or' friends, or and asked him where he got IDarwinian evolution theory and 1940 and was knighted in 1957. with companies that render this the records. The youth said he ------~._------_ .._---- help cut down these breakin&. ~ ,••••r Miller said that more home type of service. had just purchased them at and store burglaries are report- It pays to think out all the Kresges'. He did not have a re-j ed during November and Decem- precautions that should be taken ceipt on his person. He told reaSOl1 t. ber, than at any titne during the before you leave, Miller said. officers he had thrown it away. year. He attributed this to the 10111 holiday season, when families The officers and the youth jlA I,EN BROW,N purchase Christmas gifts and State Penalizes went to Kresges' and the lad in. keep them about the house until dicated the clerk frOtll whom he The leaves have fallel\ 6 Pointe Drivers allegedly purchased the records. "YOUR DOWNTOWN" they are to be put under the I and the cold winds 81'$ Christmas tree. The clerk denied making the blowing. Are yoU pre- CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH • IMPERIAL Too, the detective said, with Secretary of State James M. sale. the advent oC cold weather, Hare, in a weekly report dated The boy was taken to the sta- \ pared? Have AAA Emer- . DEALER many Camilies leave home for November 1, revealed that his gency Road Service at the wrmer climates, and are gone office had suspended the driv- v...:..•-! .,•.••.:.-:.•.I:~:t , I from short to long periods of jng privileges of three citizens leady. Or better yet buy that .;~:c.:l:::"~.;.~~).~"0 .:- .}.; ~.::.: •• Itime. Some will be returning to of tile Pointe, and completely new 1969 car you like and save find their residences hare hel!ll revoked that of three others. ",.."..~.~. " ,t...... ~ ANNOUNCES :'~ .!.~ ~ ( ..tJ.~. money with AAA Mell1berLoan car financing, Take 8' forcibly entored and ransacked, 'l'be report showed that the ~ . :.;..:~~.Thanksgiving vacation with AM travel service to lead and valuables taken. Many leave operator's license of Paul J. I "'.'.:, ••••~ ~ without taking the necessary ...... the' way 8nd go secure with the Club's Personal Ace!. pre<:autions to discourage crimi- Keeler, Jr., of 1022 Harvard, ~ ..:..~i .. has been suspended as of Oet- ...... ,dent policy insuring your: travels and recreation. There ANNUAL DEMO SALE nals from breaking into their ober 15 through January 12, be- are many, many more reasons"to join the one and lead homes. cause of an unsatisfactory driv. 16 like new 1968 Chrysler and Plymouth Demonstrators must be For those who will remain at ing record. the way right now, Call your nearby AAA office and joiR sold by noon. Saturday, Nov. 16. All cars have Chrysler's famous I home, MilJer advised that when they leave the howe for an eve. An approximate three.month 5 year and 50,000 mile warranty. ning, to keep a light on while suspension, from October 1 they re absent. The little cost of through Decef!lber ~8, was givell ~~;~MOBIL£ CLUBOF MIClllGAIf burning electricity is well worth to Salv~tor Cll~I'llJnttaro of 1329 e 3-Fury III 4-Dr. H.T. Including: 3S3 V.S eng., fact. air, aulo. trans., power ,leering, it, since it may save the loss of Be~kshlre, be~a~se of an un. i valuables, and possibly the cost satisfactory drlVJng record. f:i}:jg:r::ll ~~11~~Olsac:.~ power brakes, vlnvl roof, radio, whitewall tires. $2695 ,.,re. Call the experb. VogelRilt ! of damages which might be Michael Louis Flattery of 29 -'IE 46900. Nll mOIll pests. No 110/1 ~roblems. I caused by unlawful intruders. Briarcliff place, had his license GROSSE POINTE DIVISION, l-Satellites 4.Dr. Sdn. Citizens planning on leaving taken from him from October 10 ~01 15415 E. Jefferson - Phone 821-6300 Including v.a eng., automatic trans., powlr sturing, ralllo, town Cor any period of time, through ~anuary 10~ ~ecause of ~ Mk:hfBlll George Measel, Manager whitewall •. $2295 can give burglars an open iuvl. an unsatisfactory drIVIng record. 12525llrand RInr-TE ..... for ",'Iobl. fOltllII. -ffoI. talion to break into their homes Those who had their licenses colt ielmjnix-Tf 4006902 1-Fury Sport Sub. Wagon by placing a notice in the news- revoked, were: Joseph M. Mc- 6 pass., 313 V.I eng., aulcmatlc, power steering, power brakes, papers that they are away. Elligot of 655 Hampton road, as ralllo, factory air, tinted glass, power wlnllows, whltewaUs, These notices are the biggest of September 3, because of driv. luggafle rack, light pkg. $3395 source of information to rob- ing while under the influence I)f bers. Miller said that there are liquor and failing to comply with 2-Newport Custom many things that citizens can the Finnncial Responsibility ::I.Dr. H.T. Inll 4-Dr. H.T. 383 V.• eng., vinyl roof, fectory ait, do to help prevent illegal en- Law; Clinton P. Reid of 15420 power steerlnv, power brake., power winllow., power Hit, AM.FM tries of their homes, and one Windmill Pointe drive, as of ... dlo, whltew.1I tire" tinted gla .. , light plckagl. $3195 of them is to not "advertise" it. October 17, because of an un- I! you plan on going out of satisfactory driving record; and I-Newport 4.Dr. H~T, state for any period of time, Thomas W. Kleinschmit of 716 IIJ v-a Inll., vinyl roof, automltlc tran'., ptlwer .tlerlng, ptlwtr Miller said, notify your local Rivard boulevard, as of October br.ke., radio, whltewIU,. $2695 police, so that they can keep a 14, because af an unsatisfactory watch on your home. driving record. Inform your neighbors of The Secretary of State's reo l-Imp.rial LeBaron your intention and ask them to port revealed that during the 4-Or. H.T. Vinyl roof, lealher trim, dUal air power wlnllow., $4995 Tack Over keep an eye on your premises, week of October 27-November power .eall, power vent windOW., whltlw&I{' tire.. Thl. car ha. everything on It. and if they see or hear anythIng 2 the drivers' licenses of 917 & suspicious, to call police im. Michigan motorists were sus' Windows Doors,oo mediately. Ask them to check pended and tbose of 237 were wiIh GeMIne Shanet Itt DOt your property periodically, a.nd revoked. l-Sltellite Convert. to make sure that everything is FLEX-O-GLASS " .. , .uto .. p.s., radio, w .••w. $2295 locked, even after the pollce GLASS SHATl'ERED ~ So Uttle, Anyone can Afford m make their rounds. A smart Mrs. George Christiansen of $20.00 is an that it takes to cover lln averaS't burglar waits until police make screen porch •• ' a breezeway le:>sthan $15.00. l-Sltellite 2.Dr. H,T. 175 Vendome, notified Farms Have a dry. protected room for children's P'a1 a routine inspection. and then police that an unknown person or storage area aUwinter long. Y.. , .uto., power .t .. rlng, radIo, vlnvl toof, whItewalls, when the officers leave, breaks threw an egg.sized rock through light pic.. $2395 The On., Plastic Wlnd_ Material ttl.. into a hOUlle. the casement window of the Notify your mailman to with. north front bedroom of her' CMTIe •• R-YEAR GUARANTEE 1-300 Convert. hold your mail, or forward it to house, shattering the glass. The \t.... The name Warp's Flex-O.Glass is printed ~ wherever you are staying, or, missile landed on the mirrored r i th e edge for your protectiaft. Po_r .t"ring, Jlower brake., ..... power wlnllow., whitewall I, if you do not plan on remainlng red 10, light p1cg. $3195 glass of a small table beneath look For Genuine FLEX-O-GLASS At Your Local Hdwr. or Lmbr. DealeCl away from home too long, have the window, shattering that, too, one of your neighbors collect she laid. The incident was re- BACHMAN PAINT 6' HARDWARE' 19483 Mack, TU 5.4767 your mail and keep it for you ported on ThufIlday, November I-Belvedere Coupe 2-Dr. until you return. Have your 7. POINTE HARDWARE CO. 14950 Mack, VA 1-5550 W enll., auto., radio, w.s.w. $1895 neighbor also collect any adver- tising flyers that might be placed on your porch. We will beat I'nybody's deal on I' Notify your milkman and ALSO Brand .New 1969 Chrysler or Plymoutb newsboy that all deliveries are to be stopped during your ab- 19193 MACK sence. • One of the best investments citizens can make, if they plan KEN BROWN on going away, Miller said, is CHRrSlER-'MfJERIAL-fJl YMOUTH-DODGE TRUCK the purchase of a timer, which d 7 can be set to turn on light!, a 10. MACK 3350 E, JEFFERSON ' LO 8.0450 televisions, or radios at the ap. (1 Mile E. of Chry.ler Freewoy) proach of darkness, to give the 22 Y'!an of Dependabl~ Service. impr"..s~ion that someone is iIIt hume. Tro nic5S~~~~~~G DIV. of Home fledronics Center, Inc. - - ~ - -- VERBRUGGE'S I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED--- YOU CAN SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE. IF YOU AREN'T COMPLETELY SATISFIED YOUR FULL PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE CHEERFULLY l REFUNDED. --~-~------

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plaques to winners of the 1968 AOYENHJ RiElS I Men Garden~~~ Meeting Nov. 21 Service and H 0 r tic u It u r a I ----- University School Hosts Awards, postponed from the IN SKIING President Sam Macy of Men's meeting to be held in Decem. October dinner meeting, will be Garden Club of Grosse Pointe ber. At that time it is antici. made at the December session. Panel to Discuss Drugs urges all members to attend pated an unusual program of FORD AUDITORIUM the monthly meeting at the War garden films will be shown. Curiosity is like fire-it can On the evening of November The format for the evening provided that each panelist give Memorial Center on Thursday, I The clubs presentation of be either helpful or harmful. WEDNESDAY-NOV. 20, 1968, 8:30 P.M. 7, at 8:00 p.m., the Grosse November 21, at 8 p.m. The ,------Pointe University School spon- a presentation of 10 to 15 min- Dick Barrymore, .• "The Tenth Winter" soree! a panel discussion on the utes on the subject of drug annual election of officers is to I WEDNESDAY-NOV, 27, 1968, 8:30 P.M, subject of drugs in the com- abuse in Grosse Pointe' as it reo take place, with a slate of nomi" I munity, for a large group of lated to his own particular area nees presented by a committee John Jay. , . "Head for the Hills" the families of children in the of concern. Following the more headed by Allred R. Tapert. 90 Minute Color-P~uonally NQrraled Ski Movies. school. The panelists were Al- formal talks was a session of Men guests of members will be I TICKETS, $3.00 FORD AUD., GRINNELL, HUDSON, SKI SHOPS len H. Andrews. Jr., the Direc- questions from the audience, welcome. i tor of Public Safety of Grosse and as it turned out, some dia- A program of garden discus" Pointe WOOds,Dr. Max Gardner, logue between audience and sion will follow. Plans will be 11 a psychiatrist, and the Reverend panel as a result of the ques. announced for the Ladies' Night IIFOR THE BES'- DEAL ,Gary Gruber. associate rector tions and answers. I of the Grosse Pointe Memorial There was general agreement I Church. among the panelists that drug See Adam Eorly at abuse is growing at an alarm- ing rate among our, young THERE'S 9JwAML DJD.i.nk SYInphony Opens people. Specific kinds of drugs A Season Sundav were described and explained, 0/ and in some cases the reasons fINE for the taking of these drugs C~-P1Jprw.u1JL The Grosse Pointe Symphony was explored. The legal, social, FUROR 15401 E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park will present its opening concert and psychological aspects were , VA 1-1000 of the current season Sunday likewise discussed. OVER afternoon. November 11, at 3:30 The purpose of the program o'clock in the Parcells School was to provide the impetus to------_._- .------_ ... _- Auditorium. Guest artist will be ward becoming an informed pianist Francis Brancaleone. commuility on this most serious FURS The program will include and sometimes eontroversial Prelude to Act Three. "Die social problem. More than 50 Meistersingers," by Wagner, per cent of the families repre- Mozgrt's Eine Kleine Nacht senting the University School's FOR Musik, Prokofieff's Concerto Upper School was present at for Piano and Orchestra Num- this panel discussion. The panel- ber Three. featuring Mr. Bran- ists were in agreement that in caleone, and Chabrier's Espana. most cases parents are far less MEN Tickets will be available at informed about drugs than are the door, and the public is their children. cordially invited to attend an It is important to note that artist's reception following the there were no teen-agers pres- concert. ent, not because there was any- TENNIS SALE Among the old friends invited thing clandestine about the pro- Here they come-really knockout furs for to hear pianist Brancaleone are ceedings, but because much of men! That's where the news is. In seat, in Father Robert Ryan, director the content of the talks was di- minI<,in lamb, in calf. In kangaroo. You lof the Roman Catholic Arch- rected at parents, who were name it-we have it. The great classic furs ..nd the kicky new ones now done to a gen. diocese's M u r, ic Commission strongly urged to keep chan" All and of the Palestrina Music nels of communifation open tieman's taste. For country life, daily life. IInstitute, and Father Edward with their children in order to evening life. Yes, it's about time that the men of the family stood up for their rights Majeske,' now retired, who be prepared to take action when S£LECTED to fur. And we're standing by them with a Rllcquets taught Mr. Brancaleone during and if it became necessary. The point was also made that' FOR ALL 1968 collection that's a limasheroo - for men bt.e,high school years in Detroit. Dnly. The artist's mother, Mrs. a shared existence, not a care- U.S. OLYMPIC. Elizabeth Brancaleone, and his taker one, must be the basis of SWIMMERS a truly personal relationship sisters, Mrs. Robert E. Coff- As Sketched ...... 495 .' man, Mrs. Edward E. Gudzdial between parents and their off- 0 I and Mrs. Eugene McNulty will spring. lPldlsSIog- . OFF also be in the audience. The evening of November 7 I 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Sterling E. San- represents the beginning of a ford have invited. the Arthur series of informative sessions through Nov, 30th Millers, of Scotts, Mich., to at the University School on the share the day with them. Dr. subject of drugs, a series in- ~~ and Mrs. Ralph Hinz and Mrs. Volving both parents and chil- on Clo A. Gardner, of Ballantyne dren. There will be a program 106 KERCHEVAL - the Hill road, will be the guests of Mrs. shortly which will be designed Daniel J. Knoth. just. for the students, with future dialogues and discus. EAST SIDE Hostesses for the reception sions very much ill considera- SPORTING GOODS Kay A.Ios Furs following the concert will be tion, No termination of the pro- the Mesdames Thomas P. Rock- gram is envisioned. It is hoped 6462 Van Dyke 19261 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe Wood. well, H. Sanborn Brown, Ed- that something towards tlie At Ford Freewoy open daily 9:30 to 5:30 886-7715 ward D, Trowbridge, Paul goal of community awareness' Silbert, Roy Scharfenberg, Al- has been started and that future WA 1-3550 Open Thursday Evenings Until 8:30 P.M. bert Law, John J. Devers and sessions will build on this be- Hours 9 to 6 p.m. Paul Palmentiere. ginning. Mrs. Devers and Mrs. Pal- mentiere have planned arrange- ments of fall flowers on gold- draped tea tables where Mrs. Robert. P. Armstrong, Mrs. William O. Bradey, Jr., Mrs. Louis l\1ushro, Mrs. John W. Nelson and Mrs. George Rou- Come in and see the watch o mell will preside. our NASA Gemini a~tro. i "auts wear in space. orbit- ing at 17,000 miles per hour ! Parents Invited ortakingtheirwalks in outer space! It'stheOmega Speed- T is is t e cal1 iTo St. Paul High ••• master 4.dial, 2 push.but- ton chronograph stop.watch : -.- with tachymeter dial. Stain. Education is for everyone. On I~ steel, $185. Wednesday, November 13, from 7:30 till 9:00 parents of st. Paul IHigh School students learned much in their one n i g h t at school.

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Page Nine Thursday, November 14, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS marily with educational and Afriea on a Ford Foundation Decoration Won By Sandy Wiener agricultural programs. Fellowship. Students at Maire Enjoy Sandy attended The Choate During the time G. :Menner Alexander L. Wiener, Jr., 31, Sandy has been serving as a School, Grosse Pointe Univer. Williams was Assistant secre- son of the Alexander L. Wie- civilian in the Mekong Delta for sity School, and Yale Univer. tary of State for African Af. Annual Tour of Washington ners, of Woodland place, was 18 months with the United sity. He then went on to Har. fairs, sandy wlrked ill Wash- recently decorated by the Viet. States Agency for International vard where he earned his law ington with the State Depart- RUGS For the fifteenth year the' men were Mrs. Philip Dickin- namese government for meri. Development, which is involved degree. He spent one year in ment. Maire School Annual Washing. son, Mrs. John Dodge, and wU. torious service. President Thieu Iwith tbe pacification program FURNITURE CLEANED ton tr!p, spa n s 0 red by the liam Ehrlich. Other adults ac. made tbe presentation. there. The agency works pri- schoo! s PTA descended upon companying the group were: Dr. *****,SERVING 3 GENERATIONSOF SMART DETIOIRIS, IN YOUR HOME OR Washmgton for two glamorous Gordon Murray, Miss He I e n days on October 24.25. James ate a c her at Maire ATOUR PLANT This year both fifth graders School and Mrs. Gordon Mur- a.t Maire School and last year's ray, Dr. William Nichols, Mrs. AUTO RENTALS I CiCSS' AWNiNGS a • Monteg~ • TWO GROSSE POINTE LOCATIONS fIfth graders, currently attending Richard Blondell Mrs. Harry Pierce, whose trip was post. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl poned t>ecause of the Poor Peo- Mann, Mrs. Donald Kuhn, Mrs. $6 a day M'tle I ORDER NOW .1. : DENBY CLEANERS pies' March last year, some 117 Robert Waldron Mrs. Gerald • Monthly t AT SPECIAL ' OUR 251h YEAR students in all, left Union Fort Sweet, Mrs. Gi~o Cioe, Mrs. • Mercury • Pick Up and Deliye,y 'VA 2.7055 Street Station at 5:15 p.m., on Carl Fischer, Conrad ott, Del- • Daily t .WINTER PRICES " 20087 Mack at Fai,bolme _ 15029 Kerchevcl at Maryland the 24th. Forty adults aceompa- bert Schneider, Mrs. Marvin $8 a day ~e ~ FOR :: I nied the group. \ Mead, Mrs. Ronald Ladd, !\frs. ~ SPRING DElIVERY! 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The students toured the Capi. lia.ms, Klaus Motte, Mrs. Fred- tol, had lunch, and then visited enck Stopel, Gerald Crane, Jo TAKE PLEASUREiN ANNOUNCING the Bureau of Printing and En. seph Jagolls, John Mazer, Mrs. ~ All Si~e Flags • Banners, Ele. ~::; graving, where they watched Ralph Miller. and Mrs. Gerald 130 Kerehevoal on the Hill t For U.S•• STAn. FRATERNAL. CHURCHIS • SCHOOU •. :; *****UUUUU".UlUUUUUU.UUU.UoiJ; :.; THE ASSOCIATION OF the printing of currency. They Smith. I went on to the Federal Bureau . WILLIAM J. SAlLE ..,. of Investigation where an FBI , '-:', trainee served as guide. : :~ WITH THEIR FIRM They then stopped at their "" AS AN ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE hotel, the Woodne;', for a short . :~ rest, after which they regroup. ed onto three private tour bus- • & ; ': t MEMBERS 2M37 Hoover Road es for dinner and a tour of the I ~ r 1 .:.. New York Slock Exchange Warren, Michigan 4IlO9S National Historical Wax Mu. , ~ American Stock Exchange 759.3500 I seum. Detroit Slock Exchange Then a nighttime tour of REAL Washington, w h i c h included . .,: stops at the Jefferson Memorial, . , " where they had a breathta!cing . ------vie,', of Washington at night. On Saturday they enjoyed I . '. an cspecially conducted tour of the White House, prior to the , .. regular visiting hours, arranged SAVINGS NOW! " by Lucien Nedzi. The next stop " ' was Arlington National Ceme. , tery where they saw the statue ' pick ~~U~- _I- '. . ~lt;:- I of the flag raising at Iwo Jima, the impressive changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Un- . : ; known Soldier, aud paid their . . Favorite Snapshot respects at the Kennedy grave. the fabulous ~ central air : ; sites. This was followed by a drive through the countryside beside the Potomac to Mount Vernon, where the group spent time, conditioner with. exclusive , \ , viewing the home ur our first , , ~ I,pre~ident and buying souver. , , e7::::;J nirs. They then toured historical ',,' cu~KOUSE 10 YOU~ KOUSf I round design . ., Alexandlia after which they reo , turned to Washington for lunch .. . , and a visit to the Smithsonian . , Institute. , , An e x h a u s t e d but happy group of students then boarded Order your Carrier central residential air conditioning the train for dinner, and the happy ride horne. ' system NOW, and beat next year's price increases. .'. Edward Dely of the Kear- for the Christmas Greeting >ley Travel Agency accompa- A small down payment will hold your system at to- nied the students. Tour chair. diY's prices, and you can have it installed anytime ... only you can send ,~'C' between now and April I, 1969. :"\ ~ for a really warm and personal Christmas card, send Knight to Talk - , Photo-Greetings made by KODAK. They'll be treasured To Churchmen .... long after Christmas is over, yet they cost the same as :~~ ordinary card~. Andthey're so easy to order: just bring John S. 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OlMn Sundays to:OO t. 4:. I C't t' G. C h TIlurs .• nll Fri. Till ,:ee P.M. • I a Ion Iven oac Francis J. McCann SHIP'S WHEEL FOUL WEATHER OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY eVENINGS WE DELIVER iWoods Officer T B H d SAD..ING 0. Oden .t $5 or MON Receiving a department cita. 0 e onore at Banquet SUIT lion from MAYOR KENNETH Coach Francis J. ).fcC~n~-;jll!-Harvey Harman, Executive Di. tion from Mayor Kenneth L. be ho~ored by th~ DetrOIt Chap- i rector of the National Football with the ROSLYN McLeod was Woods public safety ter 0, .the National Football' Foundation and Hall of Fame. HIDDEN HOOD officer, Donald Schmaltz. Patrol. FoundalJon and Hall of Fame at Woody Hayes of Ohio State: 39.50 Value MARKET man Schmaltz was awarded the a banquet at the Cadillac Shera- will be honored and will serve OIde.t i. the WoHt citation at the regular Woods ton Hotel on Thursday evening. as the guest speaker, and form- "020 MACK tit IMly •• ~. Council meeting on !llonday, No. December 5. .. 'er Commissioner of the Big Ten, 884-3600 vember 4. Coach McCann, who retired In Tug Wilson, will reccive the • for Men &nd ~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiii~ Patrolman 'SChm3ltz was Jun~ of 1967 afte~ 48 years of Willie Heston Award for his out- Women ... -.-.. .. praised by the Mayor for his serYlce ~o the children of De. standing contribution to athle. • Waterproof • Windproof I Great DI".'ounts actions on the night of Monday, trOlt Umversity School and its tics. Also present at the ban. • stain and dirt K January 8. when he and his suc.cess?r, the Grosse Pointe quet will be the AII.State High repellent ,j f partner. Patrolman Bruce Ma. Umve~sl~Y.School, will receive School football team as selected • !Iood is lined and folds Into a neat ~-..::-.:...Chri05r_ rone answered a "family the CIvlllan.Sportsmanship by the Detroit News. These collar ~ trouble" call at the home of Dr. Award. for his contribution to young men will be honored as • Can be laundered and Mrs. Will i am !l! a son educal10n both as a te~cher an.d will the High School Coach of All • . Mathews. 1708 Lochmoor boule. as a. ~oach of athl.etlc~. ThiS the year and 30 AII.American Sizes BUY NOW • • • vard. I pr"stiglOus . award IS given to football players living in the • DIAMONDS I one person ID the State of Michi. Detroit area. : 'Yhen Schmaltz and Mar?ne gan each year. . I To. Coach McCann and the I' I the • WATCHES arrived, 24.year ol~ Frederick ~own to generatlon~ of Uni. i other honorees, the evening rep. ship's wheel lilt. J-.: • GOLD JEWElRY lII.ason lIIathews hit Schmaltz verslty School Alumm, Coach I resents a well.deserved tribute 1'605 MACK TU 2-1340 1 '. CULTURED PEARLS With a blast from a 12.gau~e I McCann at one time or another i to their dedication to the play. I upen Dilly ? to 6 lU.lir !i.ed u;hil, 1I0U .. oil shotgun. Schmaltz. was shot 1D served as athletic director, ing and coaching of this great' Fri. ? to ? at the abdomen and liver. He wa.~ head coach of football and base. sport. . rushed to st. J~hn. Hospital, ball, and teacher of Latin, - Alfred E. Zler where the pellets 10 hiS stomach mathematics, and history. AI- JEWELER & GOLDSMITH ~ere removed. The pellets in his ways, he served as a friend and 16437 E. Warren liver. were left because doctors counselor to all those who knew TU 1.4980 felt It was too dangerous to reo him. We buy old gold. jewel,y move them. , It is remembered with pride • Watd,anda"ddian1onds.Jewelry Repoir S C h mal t z was disabled: th at Coach was almost always through April of this year. He I a teacher and a coach, and it ~A<~;'-':Y'~-;>W.<)W.~ IS assailant w~s ruled com- School that he turned his atten- ~ ~ p~ten~ to stand tml for assault tion to full.time teaching His the fun-to-wear jumper. Two '" IIRES x With .mtent to murder and for "Dockets System" in L t. " J I' felOniOUS ass aut t by Circuit • . . a 10, a ~ ~ Court Judge Joseph A. Sullivan. ~(~lratt which permitted ~adclh low-down pockets finish off , WHITE WALL lI!l on September 12 H' . en 0 progress as rapi y 7. tl f ""0' e IS cur as he was able, was long a ", .. ren y ree on ..... 00 bond pend. d k RETREADS i'l, ing his court appearance. tra emar of his approach to the bright acrylic plaids, l...; Iil: that subject. . 650x13 $10 ~ The banquet on December 5 6.14 sizes. 13.00 ~ 95 PT A at Defer will feature several outstanding "..'775x15~;~:~:':,.: I~T H P I attractions. John S. Pingel, of + Tax & Ell.h. :: I 0 ear une 582 Peach Tree lane, a trustee .. Ot"er Siles ~ of the University School who .This 'one.of.a.kind Oriental rug portrait of Josef i.'.,. AVlI';'all,.-$J.OO llIor' ~ "The Role of the School To. has already been elected to the Stalm, woven by peasants in his native Georgian viI- I~ I'J day in Sex Education for Chil. National Hall of Fame, and whc, lage, is typical of the unusual antiques to be found at ~. liRE I'~ dreD,'" will be the topic for dis- will'be honored on December 3 the Detroit Christmas Antique Show.Sale in the Light e"~ Icusslon 0r the Defer Scooh I inbe NewhonoredYorkfor City,his inductionwill againby Guard Armory, November 20 through 24. ~ DISTRIBUTORS, INC. ~ I PTA Meeting at 8 p.m. on NO'1 100 leading antiQue dealers from all over the ~ 17611 E. Warren ~ vcmber' 19. United States will have well-stocked exhibits, keyed f6"'"

~.,._J.,..; _.~..~~•• 11 in:: k~~.W~a~r::b~o~~~I~,1i3~~:~ R~::rt~~~~~rS:~~E~yS to the show's theme, "Give An Antique For Christmas." ,.., -.,'. _ :.2:~:.~~,"" •. ",_,. .r__~•. __J.. dri I' d t W d A portrait art.ist and glass blower will be present, and ______._1Pointe peditrician', Mrs. Dorothy ve,. ocmpS tamede. 0 00 s th U S . Martne Corps Reserve will have their "TOYS Albright, public school nurse; po1Ice on a ur ay, November Reverend Gerry Gruber, associ. 2, that while his car was parked FOR TOTS" collection booth at the show. Jacobson's . ate minister of Grosse Pointe in a municipal lot in Mack ave- Sho~' hours for the first four days, November IN THE VILLAGE SEWER Me m 0 ria I Church' Robert nue, an unknown vandal smaSh-I 20.23, Will be 1 to 11 p.m. and the final day, Sunday, 4 ,Welch, assistant prin~ipal cur. ed the rear window of the vehi- November 24, I to 9 p.m. There is free parking adja. IROUBLE • I riculum of Grosse Pointe North cleo c_ent to the Armory. 't High School;. Jesse lI.>wther'I------on Jefer principal and Dr. Gerald D Stronski, general practitioner, I -g, wiII speak three minutes each on • the subject, "The Role of the B 1 Schooi Today in Sex Education for Children. ! Following roo m' visitation I from 8.8:30 p.m., parents will convene in the gymnasium to hear the aforementioned panel. Following the panel's presenta. tion. ~arents will br.eak qp into small buzz groups' to .fDrmulate feed-back questions to the panel. 17600 L1VElNOIS • UN '.7100 Refreshments will be served I 15'04 KEJtCHEYA~ • VA 2.9010 I continuously throughout the eve- , ______I_n_ing. ' : thing Good cooking is still a

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TEUS OF DAMAGE Horticultural Awar.ds Given member of the year. Inowitch, HermlnHtnseDbmp cent to her house, an,d some. Ch.ld L d S f Three life memberships for and Roy Berry. suZanne Stephen of 2086 Holly. time during the night an un- l. ren. e to a ety wood, iDformed Woods police on known person shattered the left ' The Grosse Pointe and East. Top honors in Class A went 30 years of continuous member., Thursday, November 7, that she ern Michigan Horticqltural S0- to the V e r hey den Funeral ship and service to the dub The self.made maD ia uaualJ,y parked her ear.on Helen, adja. :ir:~~~O;:fb~~e~~hicle,pos' .From Major Fire in City ciety held its annual banquet On Home. Charles Verheyden was were presented to Alfred Wis- prodded by a get-it-clone wife. Saturday, November 9, at the present to receive his certifi. A fire broke out in the Ed. furniture there destroyed.Tbe Alger Post VFW in St. Paul cate of merit. ' ward Schamecher,Wllshington kitchen paint was blis~ered and avenue. Jacobson's in the Village was DEER HU.NTERS j road residence on Saturday, No. the entire house, including the For several years the society awarded a certificate in Class vember 9, causing thousands of second floor sustained smoke has presented two awards for B. John Hannon and Mrs. Irma D&C LEATHERCLWBS HEADQUARTERS dollars worth of 'dam8ge. The damage. the most beautiful and best D'Hondt were on hand to re. 9249 East Jefferson - VAlley 2.1055 ~ cause of the fire is still undeter. maintained grounds and gar- ceive the award. ~. GUNS mined but firefighters. believe Mr." Scha!Oec~er told the dens of business establishments Danny Lutey,' secretary of the SPECIALIZING Il':l THE CLEANING, . • .SCO,PES" that it might have been caused NEWu. that It, will be at least in the community. society, was named outstanding REFINISHING, ALTERATIONS by a sauna bath located in the two mon~s t>efo~ethe house is . AND REPAIRING OF FINE basement of the house. once ~gam hab1t~ble: In ~he IS SUEDES AND LEATHERS • AMMO I meantime the family staymg 1i I Mr. Sehamecher was awaken. at the home of their neighbors Solving Detroiters suede and leather problems ~ • BOOTS and I ed at 3:30 a.m. by noises com. the Dick Borlunds. Neltt week since 1949 and now a new and exelusive finjshing .~ •-. I ing from the pipes. He went they'll move in with other neigh. process developed by us which leaves that 50ft. .., CI.,OTHING , downstairs on the first floor to hors the Jerry Jordans until , COMPLETE GUNSMITH SERVICE AT investigate and saw smoke bi!. othe~ arrangements can be luxurient feel and new look. • lowing out of the basement. He made. Mr. Schamecher said The followiBg approved &op quality dry deaDen are IlOW • awakened his. wife and told her they want to stay nearby be. authorized associates of D 6: C Leather Cleuen ad oar • to get the children up and out cause four of the children at. • B.McDaniel GunShop ""-DJ-nen -Cllerg-e SAN'A~ professionlI services are DOW available tbroup tIIese •, I of the house. He then called tend Richard E Ie men tar y reputable cleaDers. You may viJU them or ean for plet. , 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.. 200 ~~~~'i ':=I'::':::~ , 1 the City of Grosse Pointe Fire School, two, attend Brownell Open Mon., Wed$-, Thurs., Sit. Honored Her, up and dellvery. , a.m. to 6 p.m. Department. Middle School and two attend S Open Tues. & Fri. , a.m. to • p.m. Mrs. Schamecher had the Austin. Belding Cleanen, 15139 K.cMval, • I CLAUS" VA 2-5800 ------.----1 chil~ren form a hand-in-hand Both Chief Andrew C. Tee. erone Point. cham and led them out the taert and Captain R. Marshall (rown Cleaners, 15323 L Jeffersol i back door. Mr. Schameeher complimented the Schamecners' ARRIVES BY VA 1-75Ot 2 said there was a brief mc',uent handling of the evacuation of Grosse Pointe • of panic when his wife, who the children. Denby Clealen, 15029 KercHHI, • SCHUMER'S had corraled the children out .. . HELICOPTER • toward the back exit, counted. FU"eflg~ters rem8med on ,the , Grou, Pointe VA ?'-7055' • "I I only seven children (the Scha. scene until 8 a.m. tl,l make sure Denby Cleaners, 20087 Maetc AYe., I i mechers have eight children, all the hot spots were out. Grosse Pointe SKI I ranging in age from 5 to 17). IN THE VILLAGE Gay Cleanen, 16129 Mack Aft., The eighth little Scbamecher VI ,.D .TD '12.1976 was discovered behind dad. He ,~1'" ~ Grosse Pointe was hurried out the front exit Nursery and Landscape Grosse Pointe Valet Cleaners (Plant) "':}\~ SHOP by his father . FRI., NOV. 29 5.5930 ...... Ie \~ I~:/ 20778 MACK AVE" 17854 Mack, Grosse Pointe ru Mr. Schamecher praised the Grosse Poinle. Valet Cleanen (8ranc.) ~,~ ~l!: GROSSE POI NTE WOODS, conscientious, diligent \Vork of 21155 Mack, Grosse Pointe . TU 1.9770 the City and Farms fire depart . SNOW 3 P.M. Sharp • • ~~~::~ MICH, 48236 ments. The City called in all S'luare Deal Cleaners, 203$1 Mack, ~. • •),;. .. TUXEDO 4-5575 off-duty men. Andrew C. Tee. .~ . Groue Pointe TU 1-4225 taert, Director of Public Safety IN THE PARKING LOT Us. a" lC1YuwaYrMicltigan 8fln'ultl',Or Charge and Captain R. Marshall were REMOVAL "OUR ONLY PRGDlia, QUAUTf, COUI1'ISJ By the,Season ... also at the Iscene. BEHIND HIMELHOCH'S .~ call 777.2100 AND DEPENDAIU SIRVICI" ... The entire basement of the We;.&ervlce The Fin l'clntes residence was gutted and the '"" To Pay Honor To 'War Dead

The Annual Veterans Day Service will be held Sunday, November 17, at 4 o'clock at POLES _ the Cathedral Church of St. ~.'_l Nortfllandliptwei&ht, molded handle $700 Paul, Detroit. This is a memo. 6' basket . rial service for all who have given their lives in wars of' the FIVE BUCKLE United States, and a tribute to personnel'of the U.S. Armed BGOTS-~' Forces and Veterans. ,; .:; :. 00 The preacber will be Chap- ~., 1 :~i~ead~~eclb=:~~~_~~~.~~..~~~~_~~...... $45 lain. (Maj. Gen.) Fr:mcis L. •~..• Two-Jear GUlrrlln'ee Sampson, Chief of Chaplain~, Department of the Army. Bish. ItEGULAR op Richard S. Emrich will offi- ciate, assisted by Suffragan , , MICHIGAN'S BEST BUY Bishop Archie H. Crowley and . , Dean Leslie G. Warren. ! ~, " . . , 1 I The Most Reverend Walter J. '\ ' Schoenherr, D.D., Rector of.the .,. ' , f' KNEISSL • HART. NORTHLAND IBlessed Sacrament Catbedral Y(,~.~'h; jl 'will attend as the personal .f • HENKE • BARRECRAFTERS, I representative of Archbishop John F. Dearden. Lessons will be read by Maj. Gen. SheHon .E. Lollis, U.S.A., Commanding G e n era 1, U.S. Army Tank Automotive Com- I mand. and by Brig. Gen. Rob. :crt McMath, M.A.N.G.. Com- manding General 127th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing, Michi. gan Air National Guard. Prayers will be read by Ro- man Catholic. Jewish, and Protestant Chaplains of the Armed Forces. including Chap. lain (Col.) William H. Bran- yan. Fifth Army Chaplain from Fort Sheridan. About 1,000 persons are ex- pE'cted to attend. includin~ many military units from Sel. fridge Air Force Base, U.S. Naval Air Station. the local Armories. Recruiting Stations NIW 'AI Spt. ColIpe and Coast Guard Base. As the Colors are paraded into the FULL FACTORY EQUIPMENT! Cathedral at the beginning of the Service. "TO THE COL. ORS" will he played by Sp. 4 Douglas J. Cordes, Trumpeter, 70th Division (TNG), U.S.!.R;. whi will also sound TAPS and REVEILLE at the conclusion of the Service. About one hundred Gold Star Mothers regularly attend the Service. several hun. dred members of all local Vet. Ierans organizations, and many i distinguished officers of the DELIVERY Armed Forces-active, reserve, I or retired. I i A large representation from i the Grosse Pointe Memorial uti TODAY!, ..... As •• I Association is expected. A(;RES & ACRES The Service is arranged by $69 Dc:~:;~ the Special Services Commit. MODELS, COLORS . "PPROYAL tee of the Cathedral Chapter, Rear Admiral Leon J. Jacobi, U.S.N.R., Ret.. of Fisher road, As a .ipecial salule to our Michigan heritage, is chairman, and Berrien Ea. j'CHEVRLES $20791 ton, of Audubon road. is hon- Manufacturers Bank has commissioned a COLLEQ THECJ-V\RfV\S Qrary chairman. distinctive Charms of Michigan bracelet. It's Doors will be open to the pub. lic at 3:45 o'clock, after the crafted of steriing silver and features the OF MICHIGAN [CHEVY Irs $19441 Troops have been seated. Mackinac Bridge, the Sleeping Bear Dune, the . ,Fine quality-antique-flnished sterling silver Model T ... twelve charms representing I Open highlights of our state history. Sand from FIoot ICAMARO's $21971 The Cha rms of Mich igan bracelet is a fine piece SIal. lumbermen',; Sleeping Bear.'Throv.r... .~ Oullin. Monument OlIn. Mlchlp iSaturday of jewelry. , , one you'll be proud to wear or ~ j i present to someone you core for. It's a fun way ,Mornings! to save money, 100. Starling today you can Madi"O~~... SOOloCblitt.TheTin • Fort To offer our clientele better purchase a new charm for just $1.50 {fox , 8ridge...... liui. Mackinac eervi~ we will keep our offices \jo.' opetl Saturday mornings from includedl when you odd $10.00 or more to a • 9:30 tm noon. This is 1m ideal time to discuss your portfolio, new or existing Manufacturers savings account. check into the research facts The bracelet, in gold'irimmed box, is free with about. current investment oppor- ...l.. 1,0;" A 'I" ~ G""d Rop;d' .i. $po'" tunities. Stop in • . • a skilled the first charm you purchase. .Wigwam .Marquene ~ Chair .wOndtf~and registered Tepre9l'fltative will be glad to assist you. The Charms of Michigan are exclusiv~ with Manufacturers Bank. Start your collection by : FIRST OF MICHIGAN EXCLUSIVE AT opening or adding to your present savings CORPORATION I~l account at the Manufacturers M,,,,b,, NtrJ1~,iSloei B~eh"t' I office near you. Mlftberf.lUC. MANUFACTURERS BANK J1I44 mcmv.u. GROSSEPOINTE • PHONE: .1201 Thursday, November 14. 1968 Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEW.S

FAULTY SAFETY VALVE gas and motor and checked the . G. dd R the ball on the Cougar 28. From No,r~m.en rl ers orop there they went to the five yard City firemen resPQnded to a house for possible heat damage, line of Dearborn on two passes, call from Mrs. Eleanor Brown, or objeds bklcking the regis. ters. Firemen beliew.'d the-fur- . Over Cong one from Constantine to Jim 922 Rivard, reporting her fur- nace had a faulty safety v~ve T, o .56·7 W.' ill ars Shelton '70, and from the quar. nace wouldn't shut off. Upon ar. and told Mrs. Brown to notify terback to Webster. A holding rival firefighters shut off the I the gas company. . By John Edwards '71 penalty on Grosse Pointe nulli- !twas a great way to begin the Fall Football Festival fied a five.yard run. by Can- as the Norsemen of Grosse Pointe North practically ran stantine that would have been the Dearborn Heights Annapolis Cougars off the field a touchdown. This put the ball . as they crushed them with a score of 56 to 7. 0(1 the Dearborn 20. It was no contest, from the\%------I. A 10'yard run by Reese and I. 'I start as. th~ Norsemen rolled I the last seconds of the quarter, a 10.yard toss from Constantine up ?:l pOl~ts.ill the first quarter. the Cougars fumbled and Grosse to Webster put the six points on The scormg spree started when Pointe recovered on their own the board. The extra pOint at- 16941 Kercheval Cor. Notre Dame 19103 Mack Ave. Cor, 1Mile the Norsemen \\lent 54 yards 42 tempt failed, but the Norsemen in four plays, including a 35. . had a 40 to 0 lead. 16450 E. Warren Cor. Outer Drive yard run by Steve Schleich<'T In the second quarter the In two plays, De arb 0 r n '71. It ended with Mickey Reese Norseme~ went 55 yards. on the Heights went 66 yards on pass '70 slashing 10 yards for the ground Wlt1?-great blockmg and plays from Jim Olsen for a touchdown. Wally Foraker '71 great runmng. Reese went the touchdown. The extra point was 2 o~• .;'CREME FORMULA booted' the extra poir)i aod it last 14 yards almost .untouch,ed good and it made the score 13 01. • iEG•• 9 ~ gave Grosse Pointe a 7 to 0 for tlie score. Al FIOrello 70 40 to 7 to end th!! first half. lead at the 10:19 mark. . threw a goOd bloc~ on the two . . . of Dearborn, helpmg Reese to Schleicher Goes Over Only tbee mmutes later the score. Foraker kicked the extra With 5:10 left in the third Norsemen ..got the. ball and point and the NoI'semen took a period, Schleicher went in from Miss .Breck 'Miss-Clairol went on a sg.yard drive. It took 34 to 0 lead. four yards out. This capped a three plays to cover the yard- ' age and W!!S highlighted by I !hen !)earbor~ went on a 45.yard drivti that went all the HAIR SPRAY HAIR COLORING Bruce Jodar '10 dashing 'the drlve"helPl;d mainly by Norse. way on the ground. Foraker fiilal 37 yards for the score. men penaltl~s. T~en .ther fum- collected his fourth point of the Foraker kicked the extra pOint bled and Bill Mlt8s~ 7? re- day with the extra point boot, and the score was 14 to 0 covered on Grosse Pomte s 27. making the score 47 t01. . . It looked as though Grosse Joseph Carruthers, the Norse. The Norsemen put another Pointe would score again. First men's head coach, started to e score on the hoard when Grosse there was a screen to Reese substitute. Bill Robertson, '70. 'SUPER69.. C OUR Pointe obtained the ball on the and with two blockers out in picked off a Cougar pass and 9g BUYI . PRICE Cougar 38 and went 00 the front - he took off for 40 yards took it to the Dearborn Heights ground all the way. Chris Tru- to the 30 of Dearborn Jodar 38. From there the offense took han '71 went the final 11 yards ran for seven. Truhan' passed the ball to the five of the Cou. for. the . touchdown. ~ora~er 14 yards to Webster to the gars' with good running from agam .added the extr.a pomt Copgar nine. Then Grosse Dan Clem '71 and Foraker. THURS., DEe, 5-8:30 P.M.-COBO ARENA and thiS made the score 22 to O. Pointe fumbled and Dearborn When they' reached the five, 11 01. • REG. -89 ~ 6.5 oz. fAMILY.SIZE AU S£ATS RESERVED:$7,50, $6.50, $5.50, $3.50 \ Pass Interception Pays recovered. on its own 13. the buzzer sounded signaling MAIL ORDER' ONLY-Send certlfled check or money A minute later it was ?:l to O. Cougars Bottled Up the end of the third quarter. order .nd $I.mped. ulf ••ddr"Md envelo..- tc ~bc Aren. lox OHlc., 1 Wllhlntlton Ilvd., DetroIt, MIch. Glen Hilger '70 intercepted a The' Cougars could go no. Wally Foraker started the 48226. ' pass and on the next pl;oy wh~re. Larry Ringle '70 and fourth quarter by slashing five Plus. White & •• FJamy S'have Preunled by llo~ns Ikln "roelllctiens, Inc. Lenny Constantine '70, With Bob Pouge '70 dumped the- yards for the touchdown. The great protecUonfrom his line, Cougar quarterback for an extra point was not kicked but TOOTHPASTE tQSsed to Brian We~~ter '70. eight.yard loss and the defense run by Clem. This made the SHAVE CREAM The play covered 40 yards. The held them there. Dearborn score. 54 to 7 at 11:54 in the ,extra point attempt failed. In punted and Grosse Pointe got period. Grosse Pointe would ------have had another touchdown as SPECIAL Foraker scampered 40 yards '68 PLYMOUTH FURY III to the end ione. A clippinr; pen- NOW'.BUY .'t REG, MILLERS alty nullified the run. The of- 591- 2-Dr. Hardtop' fense did go to the Cougar six PRIC~D 1;19 -BRAND NEW ' before stalling. v-s, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, POWER. STEERING, BRAKES, RADIO, VINYL ROOF, WHITE SIDEWALLS,. RE. RESTAURANT Score on Safety MOTE CONTROL MIRROR, LUXURY INTERIOR WITH FULL 15406 MA.CK at Nottingham They were not done scoring CHRYSLER WARRANTY. . though as Charles McNair.'71 Full Price Tasty Lunches and Sandwiches and Roger, Ulmer '71_tackled JULIA MAY OILY 10.5 01. • REG. 99 r Home Cooked Dinners the Dearborn quarterback in the end zone for a safety, mak- '27,50 SeTvinp from 11:30 til 7:30 Monday thru Friday ing the score 56 to 7. Grosse Pointe obtained the Jergens TU 2-9444 Polish Remover ball on the Cou'gar 48, !Jut couldn't go anywhere. Dearborn 6 oz. Size HAND LOTION then gained possession of the ball. Jim Olsen tossed to Mike w,ith GOODMUSIC and ENTERTAINMENT Lawson, the play covering 35 ~~-~~ yards. On the next play though, ~r- -~~-¥ . Phil Guarhada '70 tossed Olsen OUR ~ ~ '=64_ .os for a six yard loss. Several ... I1i sac: LOW SUPER e ~ == -.,.J-.;' ..J_ plays later the game ended --."~ ._ i' "y-- with the final score: Grosse BUYI 6.7 PRICE Pointe. 56, Dearborn Heights _:&L~ .. ~ .... ----- .... Annapolis, 7. - - III - .. - --':"""" ~ It was the men up front, the ~--_= ".-k linemen, who deserve much of F -q ----~= __ the credit for the Norsemen's BOTTLE of 100 BOTTLE of 100 aGAll:&> win. On offense the tight end ,LOCHMOOR One Of America's Jim Shelton '70, the tackles \:'J ~JCE Emmett De Guevere '70 and CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH INC. Largest Independent Larry Briski '70. the guards 243 W. Congless Sir .... Aoacio 18165 MACK TU 6-3000 o<oit. Miclti.:a n 48216 John Gregory '70 and Bob Chocks tel&;:hone '110. 2.2934 Talent Agencies' Pouge '70, ~nd the big centllr Gerry David '70, were making CHEWABLE VITAMINS TABLETS. gigantic hole~ for the backs. Without their outstanding block- ing there wouldn't have been much of a running game. THIS "WEEK'S The defensive line also played VERY an excellent game, bottling up 'LOW 49 ""c' DearlJorn all day. The ends ~~~PRICE '9 - PRICE I ~ Brian' Webster. '70 and Lee BELL RINGERS Walker '70, the tackles Alex 2 Taylor '70 and Bob Kart '71, and the middle guard Larry Ringle :70, allowed the Cougar THE .ORIGINAL runners little yardage and put a good rust, on the quart~rback STUFFED when he \Vas attempting to pass .. These pl~yers rarely are rec- ognized for their hard and oul- standing work. This. is not. to PORK CHOPS take away any credit of the other outstanding performances in the game by the backs and other players. It was a great leam effort and hopefully they Reidy to Blk. I will have a season next year 93: like they ended this one. Prizes Effectiy. Nov, 14th thru 16th ••• :. BON ELESS ROLLED In the game against Lake. ALWA YS FRESH '. ALL BEEF view. an error was made when TRANSISTOR AUlOMATIC ELECTRIC it was stated that Mickey Reese '70 intercepted a pass PORK LOIN and took it 30 yards for a Hamburger touchdown in the second quar. TAPE RECORDER CAN OPENER ter. It was not Reese but Den. 3 Ibs. for ROAST nis Pieschc '70 who grabbed OUR 89~.Ithe ball and went the 30 yards I lOW 19 I {or the touchdo\VD. PRICE ~~:PRice 5 - lilT. RUN DAI\IAGE 13~ $1.49 Opens any size and shope can In 11I1's.Susan Miszck of 89 Wi!., Solid State 4 Electra. Complete or 53c lb. low Tree lane, called Farms with botteries and remote mike. leconds.Fully Guareonteea. police on Sunday, November 10, FA.RMER PEETS PERSONA.L BRAND 67 c Ito complain that a hit-and.run 'I driver damaged the left rear BACON ' ~ si'ction of the car. The vehicle . was parked in front of 66 Ker. : cheval, while she was attending LARCE SIZE FRESH 'I'.amovie, she said. A damaged c Pontiac hubcap was recovered 'I-,! ARTICHOKES 2 for 29 SEMI BONELESS I al the scene by investigating STUFFED I officers, apparently from the ~' NEW CROP I hit.run automobile. TANGERINES PORK'LOIN 1------5~ dlzen ROAST 551~. FOR THANKSGIVING rr.======Gourmet. Corner ======:ii IllUIllIA TED SEE-THRU PLASTIC BONELESS STUFFED We will hn. fre.h Winner 01 3 Academy Awards MIRROR SHOE BOX _ dressed turkey., .peci- CHICKEN Richard IIBrrls.VaneSlia Rcdgrave ally rai.ed for The Vil- "(AMROT" lase Food Market, BREASTS In Cinemascope and Color Schedule or Pcrlormance" r~E995 ~89C Friday doors opcn .t fi:OO To make dinner easy for the hostess we will C..\MI?r.OT .t 6::lO9: 15 With convenient on.off switch. Mog. They slack fa save storage space. also have these turkeys stuffed with our own Salurday opcn al 12:45 Pick the pair you wanl at a 51lonce. 99:. CAMEI.OT at 1:20-4:10.7:115.10:00 nHying and plain boudoir mirror. bread dressing ready to go into the oven, Sunday open al 1:45 Boneless chick.n breasts stuffed with 011' 01011bread CAMEl.OT at 2:2.~ .5:15.8:15 dreuill9 ill • foil pon, ready to boke. Monday, Tuesday, Wcdnuday, Thursday open at 7;45 SALE DAYS THRU SUNDAY. W. r.serv. th. right to limit quont ities. ORDER EARLY CAMEI.OT at 8:15

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UNPLEASANT TRIP ihad tripped :md fallen over a IU e .see Ge C del ! .4u'st:,. P'--yers Marguerite Rapalee. 534 Neff'l' door mat in the entrance hall of I lllly, PII'lt. Iven re I Ii 4 .."_ ta was taken to Bon Secours Hos. her apartment building. She in. I I D. C I pital by City police on satur-liured ~er left toe and. ~t and,lFi 01' DevI.ls' ChampleOnship 'I' Ollt.g omec. y day. November 9. !lIrs. Rapalec ,complailled of severe pam.' I __ ------.------I .' .------. , I The Austin Players open their I ~ B)' Crai( Carr '59 after the Dondero game that i . Kotebet's 'GrO.ssePoin'e tIllS;"" CD. When the 1968 football scason th!! Dcvil defen~ive squad be-' ehwenth season With the com. I -:I be):!an, many people at GPSHS gan to perform as a unit. Iedy "Around the World in Eigh. I • AUIO LEASING ,took it for granted that the "In the last four league games I tv Dal's" on November 30 and 1 • ,B,~ue Devils. were not g~ing to we gave,up ~cwer points (25) I December 1 at Pierce AUditori-] ALL MAKES AND MODELS ' \\ In a Bcr, cha!Rplon~hIP, The than we did In the one game um. Performances are on Satur. . We Can Acl,'vst ' l'~asons for thIS bebef were a?ainst Royal Oak," Coacb d t 2 d 8 . d S j three-fold. Hepner pointed out. llY a an p.":- an o~ un. Olit Cor or eet Ollr Plu The varsilv had 23 seniors on B' p ",,,_. . _. Lift day at 8 p.m. Tlcke1s Will be 1 f' Tc YOIIr Need. . Ig sy ...... ogIC;u. • 885-4770 the team. b~t most of them This sudden turMbout by the available. at .the ~oor for S1.00 I Jacked expencnce. The under. defense. as well as the ability The audItorIUm IS located on I 15550 E. Warren ('Iassm~n The underclassmen. to come from behind and pull Kercheval at Balfour. George Polasky, Mgr. who glv~ a .team depth, ~ad Ollt victories in the fourth ,Qual'. Directing the plays is Thomas ______~- . been ,SPlit WIth the new hIgh tel', was probably the biggest E. Bailey, vice principal of Stu. schoo.. F.Jnally, and probably llsychological lift the team got dies and Activities, who found. the most Important reason, Wy. all year. Ied the Players and has fostered a.ndotte and Fordson were foot. "'h f h . t . . th. its "rowth through its 40 plays ball powerhouses • rce 0 t e VICones In ell'. co NEW CARS " . five game streak came in I m the past 10 years. Students LEASING We wer~ not a 1~lent-laden games in which the Devils participating are from all grade IMMEDIA TE DELIVERY ball club. remarked Head were either behind or tied at levels at Austin and reeeive Coach Russ Hep.ncr as be reo the end of the third quarter. course credit for Pflrtieipation called the p~actices the team un. t't dd d t b. on stage or on the crew in two held last sprmg u...a I a e up 0 was pro • PONTIACS • (HEYROLEtS II .. t ih 1 . t ~1 ablv the most exciting .football of the annual show:;. The female O\,e,er, a . ad POthlUt''thr. season in many years at Grosse roles are supplied by the young • fORDS • PlYMOUTHS IIepner recogmze a e P' t . ladies from Our Lady Star of I player~ had a great a.mount of om e, '" '" • the Sea. Cell us todey for speciol rele on cor of your choice. enthusiasm and de:me. The . team worked hard during the "It is impossible to single out The plot of "A r 0 u n d the spring practice and through the anyone individual as the ke}' World" is the.story of ~r. Fogg, summer on conditioning and to the seaso(l," Mr. Hepner said played by Mike MaurIce. who gaining the proper attitude for as ~e. ~Yf'laiDed the ~ear im. takes a dare that he can't make 17601 MACK playing football. pOSSI?lhty of ch 00 sIn g the it arou.nd the world in the late 'That's Why We Won' ~team s Most Valuable Player, 1800'5 ill less than 80 days. Ac. This according to Coach Hep. "All 40 guys were a part ilf cepting this bet lIHke Breen, Devastating or demure. angelic or avant.garde, we have the frame ______nel', u{ter proved to be a major the program," he contiQued, Bri~n Walch, Bruce Grubb and to meet your aim. Van Dyke Optical eY<;lwear: designed to add verve _------.. Ifactor in the Devils' success. "and the way these guys Elame Welch who play Yogg's to good vision, to please both the wearer and the teho!der and to ,"As far as conditioning, tech. acbieved .success is a good les. London frie~~. Accom~anying I nique and execution we were son to the freshmen, sopho. Mr. Fogg on DISglobal Journey fit confidently, comfortably right all the while: Let us' heJp you make I the best in the league," be mores, and i.uniors coming .uP. ~s.his Fre!1ch servant played by the most of your glasses. Face life with a flair! 'said.'I "And that's why we won." :You don't WID BCL champlon- rIm McMIllan. I • Storm Window .. '" .. ships without thinking about Along the way the tWo trav- THOROUGH Ey"EEXAMINATIONS. FlRST-IlUALI1Y CLASSES. COJITAeT LEIISES The members of the team will foolball all year long, and ellers meet characters such as always look back at the game that's exactly wbat these guys the Indian Princess played by with Royal Oak Dondero on did." Pat Shields, Mr. and lIIrs. Fix, GLASS REPAIRS September 27. The Acorns won Praises Other Coa~hes played by Jerry FitzgibbOllS aild the contest 28.27 and, as it Mr. Hepner also praISed the Charlene Addy, Blackstone play. In SHOP OR IN YOUR HOME turned out, even a tie by Grosse other CDaC~eSon the team. ':Al ed hy Mike Cananggb, Framji Pointe would have meant sole M.oebus did It.. heck of a ~ob played by l\Uke Oliver, and an possession of the BeL cham. Wlth the offenSIVe and defenSive American Colonel p lay e d by pionship. int.erior line," he commented. Dwight VanSt.einskiste. \J1Ji I It was a hear1bre::king de. The other. members of !he This evening of entertainment GROSSE PTE. WOODS: 21207 Mack: 'Phone 886.1066 LOCHMOOR HARDWARE feat, of course, but was prob~ staff who did an outstandmg . to th public Th Sat. 20779 MACK TU 5-0242 ably the turning point ~f the job, an~ certainly deserve a. lot ::rd~;nmatine: will ~ co~veni- Open daily, includmg Saturday 9:30 to 6-/tion. & Thurs. 'ti19 se~son for the Blue ?evils,., of credIt, are George ~udltclJ cnt for all children. Group rates DR. HENRY M. MARKOWITZ, Licensed Optometrist ~ou lose a game like we. Old who c~ached the offenSIve ~d may be obtained by calling Aus. ~~;:~~::;~~::;::::::~:::;~~:::~~~~:::~;. I agamst Royal Oak," explamed defensive ends, and John Rice, tin Coach Hepner. "and the unity wbo was the backfield coach. _. _ on some teams starts to dis. The coaches had little trouble solve." in getting the team "up" for LEASE Had Opposite Effect each gamE:. They did, however, LE BARON For the' Devils, though, it inspire the ball club greatly. NEW COUPE Iseemingly produced the oppo- One player commented, "The ,69 IMPERIAL I site effect. Both the offen~ive coaching staff generated so Equipped with all standard equipment plus radio. white. I and defensive teams began to much enthusiasm this season, walls, vinyl roof, auto. temp air.conditioner, full tinted playas a unit. And, as a result, that we couldn't help but be glass, shoulder belts. the Devils rattled off five enthusiastic too," straight wins, including vie. The faculty a'ld students of INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL I tories over their chief competi-1 Grosse Pointe South Hil!h : tors Wyandotte and Fordson. ISchool also wish to extend their I The offensive team played appreciation and salute the 5135?e? month I consistently well throughout coaching staff and members of Ithe season, out it wasn't until the 1968 Blue Devils. NORTHWESTERN LEASING, INC. 19711 LIVERNOIS DETROIT 341.95" II Neiqhb~-rhood Club News 1

White or Black II BASKETBALL LEAGUES Membership; 10th. 11th and Boys in 4th grade through 6th 12th grade students, $10 :Mem. Enameled Aluminum grade. who live in Grosse Pointe be.rsbip; Adults, $10 Member- I or attend a Grosse Pointe ship. ! School, are invited to attend the. :. STORM WINDOWS, : b k tball tr ts t one of the ThiS membership entitles stu- I as e. you a . dent to use of the Teen Center I followmg ~chools ~ost convem. and Brownell Middle. School on DOORS, ent to theIr home. Saturdays and special holidays South Division Tryouts: - for Open Gym. .l Pierce Middle School, Tuesday, PORCH ENCLOSURES November 19, at 6:15 p.m. for Seven members per team ALUMINUM SIDING, TRIM AND GU'MERS 4th grade league. Tuesday, No- must have membership fees vember 19 at 7:30 p.m. for 5th paid before the start of league SCREEN PORCHES and 6th grade league. which is the week of January STORMS FOR STEEL WEMENT WINDOWS North Division Tryouts: _ 13, otherwise the tea!ll w!il be Brownell Middle School, Satur. disqua~d. A fo,:!elt will be NOW LEASING f/iUa PlJu9lao APTS. We Repair Storm 8mh and Screem day. November 23, 9 a.m. for declared if a team 1Snot,oD. the 4th grade league, Saturday, floo.r .at 8chedul~d g~me time. FREE ESTIMATES November 23,10:30 a.to. for 5th IndiVIdual tropbi.es .will be pre- and 6th grade league. sented to the wmnmg team. of Marter Rd., near Lake Shore each league. The player de.slg- POINTE SCREEN . Everyone must try out even Dated-as captain must assume if he played last year and boys responsibility of seeing that his Immediate Occupancy are requested to wear gym team meets all league rules. AND STORM SASH, INC. . clothes and gym shoes. All boys who try out will play on *Every Unit Is Sound Proofed with 20497 Mack Ave. 881-6130 or 881-4600 a team, II Entry fee to the League Is a Solid Masonry $4 Membership plus a $2 bas- ketball registration ..'ee payable • Fine residential district, c I 0 s e to the last two weeks in December and the first week in January transportation, shopping, churches at the Neighborhood Club Teen and Lake St. Clair ocr 0 s s from ~EW 1969 BUICKS center, 17150 Waterloo or at Grosse Pointe Woods Pork. I Brownell Middle School during the Christmas HolidaYi. • .Excellent boating and fishing facil- You will be I10tified by your coach regarding your team ities within walking distance GrOAe Pointe WoocII placement and practice sched- Private BelICh ule as soon as possible after try- • Heated swimming pool. outs. The leagues will start the • G. E. Air Conditioners. • week of January 13. Member- ship and entry fee must be paid Tender • .wthINw ... .ed dlk:Ito • Deluxe G. E. kitchens. bef()1'e the start of the league. .... snow.whlpped potatoes. South Division will play Tues. 'll'een vegetable. festive red • Sound proofed concrete walls and Start at day, Wednesday or Thursday CfaIlbenY sauce. Iaat IIuttered floors between apartments. evenings at Pi~rce and North Ilbcuits wltII ~ of bOneY. Division will play Saturday for desll~ cbOIce of Ice $2565 mornings at BrowneD. Applica. cre."" ~ Oft sperldlll8 • Call: tions >:I'i11 be distributed by all geIatia.$L95 ...1be CCIlIt II• R'.odet$1.00 8tarlie elementary schools in the Grosse Pointe area. Mike Clark, cIIikRao C W Babcock and Sons, Inc. Immed iate delivery at - who is 011the faculty at Brown. Sunday Cocktails ell Junior mgh School, will di. 2 PoM,to 10 P.M. rect the league. 21505 Harper, St. Clair Shores, Mi. The 7th and 8th grade league, 777-3310 9th and 10th grade leag.Je, 11th and 12th grade league and the 11560 Harper or see Agent on site 1 to 6 p.m. adult league cau secure a rOI- Conner fxit ter at the Neighborhood Club 1.94 • Model phone: 771.0900 15103 KERCHEVAL Teen Center, TU.s-4600. There is a minimum of seven players Amllricol'l .. J n the Park" Express. .a. per team. Each team must VA 1.5400 provide its own numbered Din'R Clvb shirts, and scorer. 111I IIilia qjjufiae 1II111IDIIIII00111IIHIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUDUIHnllillOllllAllllmiliAi Fees are as foUows: - 7th, Gulf Cerci, 8th and 9th grade students, $7.50 =- COX and BAKER 19511 MACK AVI. REMODEL WITH CONFIDENCE CROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN PHONE 88~.7900 , , Thursday, November 14, 1968 Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe News ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. Memorial Center Schedule What Goes «to OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL Wkal~ new on GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 at SecOll.dClass Postage Paid at Detroit, Hichil/aD OPEN DAILY 9 A.M •• 9 P.M. NOVEMBER 14 • NOVEMBER 21 Your. Lihrary FULLY PAID CIRCULATION *All Memorial-spousGred activities open to the By VirIiDIa LeoIW'd .ft-I E t-UII Phone TU 2.6900 Grosse Pointe public. Hospital equipment available for by Sibyl Member MIchigan Press Asso<:IaUon and Natlona) EdItorla) AssoctlUou free loan; erutehes, wheel chairs, heating lamps and 'We 'hope you've be;n drop- North America. There are 62 NAnONAL ADVEtlTISING Sj,;PItESENrAnvB Weekly News~aper Rej,resenlatlve. Inc. hospital beds.. ping in at our three libraries to pages of full.color illustrations . GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LEND-I see the displays of Friends' and more than 300drawings and A Feast • • • for the eye awaits you at the 404 Fl£lh Avenue. New VorJ~:lhc..rJo O;~~CE BVrant 9.7300 League Shop, 98 Kercheval. A beautiful new col- 333 North Michigan Aveuue: Phoue Finauclal 8-221. ING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry ~rost .on duty Tuesday, books, i.e., the books recent1yphotographs, all magDificeDtly Wednesday, Thursday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Volunteer consul-, purchased w~thmQney given to done. This bo.okis .the result of lection of gifts for Christmas givi.ng ROBERTB. EDGAR... EDITORand GENERALMANAGERtaut on duty Friday 2-4 p.m. TU 1-4594 us by the FrIends of the Grosse an unusually mtenslve teamwork has arrived at the shop. Your chOIce ~ WILLIAMADAMO....,...... ADVERTISINGMANAGER.. Th ' . Pointe Public Library: I've of a dedicated group of experts of unusual and magnificent items JANET MUELLER 'FE.\TURE PAGE, SOCIETY * . . ursday, No~e~ber 14 helped order these fiDevolumes, from universities and museums! ranges from tree ornaments to JA,MESJ. NJAIM. .. NEWS 10.00 a.m.-Braille TI:anscnptIon. Mrs. John McNa- participated in some of the all over Europe. handsome furniture. Personally, I PEPPER wmTELAW , _ ,' NEWS mara, Instructor. processing aDdnow it is a satis- The revised edition of Leon. iklejutSrt BARBA~AH. CICHY ADVERTISING*12:00 noon-D~pUcate Bridge. Mrs. Marvin Bourget, fying feeli~g to ~ee them on dis- hard Deutsch's A TREASURY know there's a friend on my Christ- LILLIANKARR._...... ; ADVERTISING DIrector. play, reday to be enjoyed by all OF THE WORLD'S FINEST mas list who would love one of the. elegant gl~ss MARYLORIMER ADVERTISING 12:30 p.m.-Navy eague. Luncheon and Fashion Show. the Grosse Pointe patrons. Let FOLK SONGS is a great col- containers, decorated with butterflIes and dried JOHN MacKENZIE...... ,. BUSINESS * 6'30 Th t B ff t S me tell you about,some'of them lection of international folk flowers ... and only $10 each. JOANNE EASON ,...... ACCOUNTS* 6'30 p.m'-"TheareG u ~ uPPder. . songs acclaimed by critics for ONNELLEEKOENIG'...... CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING : p.m.- F e -Sroup' k-Sun owners. Buffet and One. book by Fritz Kampfer is over twenty years Here we * * * ALBERTAWILKE CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING orum pea ers Peter Logan "Invest. entltled GLA~S:. A WORLD have piano and guitar accomp. 1 . Circle . . . Thursday and Friday, Novem~er KAY STOUGH...... CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING ments" and. George Wilson "Insurance." HISTORY. ThiS ISan anthology animents the ~riginal songs and . 21st and 22nd, on your calendar. Margaret Rice MARIEKREINER .,...... CIRCULATION F~r memJ>ers $2.50 in advance $2.75 at of m~rh of the wor~d's most IEnglish 'translations and 171 invites you to an informal modeling ______1 d G t $3 J beautifUl glass and IS also a .. .' oar. ues s 'h I I h' t f f' gl livmg folk songs from 30 lang- of Qualitex cruise collection on those * 7'30 R d Pl' f Ad d St d t sc 0 ar y is ory 0 IDe ass- If b' 'd 'days from 1O:30.to 4:30 o'clock: De. ~ !t fa r Beauty . p.m.- ~c?r er aymg or vance u en s. making from earliest' times to uages. your a~ meludes fl . Iy U Wllh~m Prat~, Inst~ctor. the present day. There are 243 dIe SODgS,.the Italian t,arantell~ signer Mrs. Edith Stevens WIll be Ug Blacko * 7:30 p.m.-ClaSSical Gmtar. Brian Crowe, Instructor. plates, forty in full color. There o~.salterelio, the .SpanIShseqUl' present to talk about the handsome .Last Sunday was a breathtakingly beautiful fall day * 8:00 p.m.-Yoga. Charles Friday, Instructor. is also a most useful glossary dhla, the ~lovaktan czarda~,~r imported cottons and silks. Mrs. .. in The Pointe. Correction ... in most of The Pointe. * 8:00 and 9:00 p.m.-Thursday Night Dance Club. Mr. and an index of technical terms. the BulgarIaDhoro, ,then this is Stevens is well known throughout the The nrm.gl'arm g excep. t'Ion. was The Farms~"', or at least an d Mrs .. Ted Forres,tIt ns ruc tors. ". Anothe~loveIy and dlstinc. . t.ive. yourForbook.the water aficionado, ....e country for her unusual and excellent taste in .in- that considerable portion of The Farms through which 8:30 p.m.-Grosse Pomte Theatre Performance, Wlt- volume is CITIES OF DES. suggest THE GREAT AGE OF terpreting cottons for morning through ev~nIDg we traveled. Driving east 011 Maumee, the transition as ness fC?r the Prosecution." For ticket in- TINY. ';djt~d by. Arn!lld TOYD"SAIL, edifed by Joseph Jobe. wear. . we crossed Fisher road from The City to The Farms formatIon call TU 1-4004. b~e. ThIS IS a !me. illus~~ted This covers the exciting period '" .. .. was completely startling. The lovely landscape faded Friday November 15 hIStory of the CIty,.ltS origms. covering five centuries when A Christmas special . . . Budding Be~uty T~i- from our feasting eyes as we were suddenly engulfed in * 9:30 a.m.-Christmas' Cookery. Mme. Charity de Vicq r:~~~~~~n;h~ndei~J:~te w~~- sa~ng ships span~edt~e °l~e:n letries, made by Dorthy Gray only for children, 15 an envelope of pungent smoke that emanated from '" . Sucz~k, Instr~ctor.. - . T0Yll:beedesc~ib~st~e essent!ai ;~eer~~~ i~r~:m Ch~ist~ph:; available now at Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. sqloldering puffs of pollution which were everywhere. 9.30 a.m. an~ 1.00. p.m.-:-Chnstmas Decorations. Mrs. quality that distIngUIshes.a cIty Columbus to tbe voyage of the Sold only during the Christmas shopping season, We were acutely reminded of the warnings, pleas, RIchard T. Gerathy, In~tructor. from.a mere conglomeratlo.nof Preussen in 1910. Thanks to the Budding Beauty line features bubl~ bath, ~oap admonitions from other Pointe municipalities which * 4:00 p.m.-Ballet. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. dwe}hngs.. There .are 542 illus. these sailing ships, captains and on a rope, dusting powder ... and all the thmgs this paper published as the season of falling leaves ap. * 6:45 p.m.-Ballroom Dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Ted For. trations, With15'110color. crews, geographers were ab,leto- that appeal f() the young. proached. The burning of Nature's remnants was dis- . rest, Instructors. THE l.AROUSTSEENCYCLC?rlraw map~ of the continents, couraged or entirely outlawed. Special pickup. services '" 6:30 p.m.-Theatre Buffet Supper. PEDIA OF AN.MAL L.IFE.IS new trade ro:,t.eswere.estab!is~- Exotic papers, '"luscious'" colored* foils, satin and were proffered to avoid the nuisance of irritating smog, 8:30 p.rn.-Grosse Pointe Theatre Performance, "Wit- an up.!o-date ~neyc.lopedlaWith ed, and mar~time nations built velvet ribbons and oodles of tags. Pick your wrap- damage to pavements, traffic hazards due to impaired ness for the Prosecution." ma~y illustratIons In black an~ up vast empJres. pings while t.here'sa wonderful choice. At Virginia . 'b'l't t W'th II th t' b' d b t th . . "". white and full color, of the am. For the gardner we offer Shoo VISI 11 y, e c. I a e.s Ir emg ma e a.ou e 9:00 p.m.-Clrcle E Square Dance Club. mals ,of the world. These ani- zo Sato's THE ART OF AR- Williams, 79 Kercheval. dire thr~at engendered by pollution, the requests for Saturday, No!ember 16 . mals range from the simplest RANGING FLOWERS. This is * .* '" cooperatIon seemed .to make a.lot of sense. The memory 9:00 a.m.-Greater DetrOIt CooperatIve Nursery one.celled varieties, such as the a complete guide and intro. Handsome is.... a small antique, bronze, d'ore of mnumerable aCCIdents WhICh have been caused by Council. amoeba, to the larges~ such as (!uction to Ikebana - the Jap. lamp with a tole shade at DenIer, 77 Kercheval. temporary blindness induced' by leaf.burning sm.oke, \''" 9:30 a.m.-Ballet. Mary E.Hen Cooper, Instructor. the elephant or whale. It is anese culture, the reader is in- Very attractive in any spot but especially effective augmented the meaning of the message. * 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.-Children's Art. Mrs. Stirling authoritative, being based in troduced to eleven basic styles. The Farms, doesn't seem to have gotten around. to Loud, Instructor. part on the well.known~A y~ Then ~ollowsa section on vases, on a writing table or in a hall. taking any stand on this matter. We hope it does before. *10:00 and 11:00, a.m~~hildren'sFrench. Henriette DES ANIMAU~by Bert~n;it ~s materJals,. tools .and '~ethods. '" * * another fall comes our way. It seems a shame to have LaCroix Instructor co~pletel cove~mg all. kIDds f The.book is beautifu~y 111UStr~t- .. . " aDlmaI life, With particular at. ed m black and whIte and m A new shipme~t • . • of the famous Arnold's beauty ~nd the sun sU,!lUl~aneous.lyblotted out SImply * 6:30 p.m.-Thea~re Buffe.t Supper. tention to the American species. color. Firehouse Jubilee T(}mato Cocktail has just been ~y crossmg. a geographIc lme whIch sep~rates two sec. * 7:30 p.m.-DuplIcate BrIdge. Mrs. Marvin Bourget, An intere~ting study by R. M. Who could resist John James unpacked at Hamlin's, 89 Kercheval. Tangy and hons of a smgle, closely knotted commumty. Instructor. Fry is SHAKESPEARE'SLIFE Audubon's THE IMPERIAL tasty when served plain as an appetizer, it contains. _------* 6:30 p.m.-Theatre Buffet Supper. AND TIMES. This is a pictorial COLLECTIONOF AUDUBON all of the necessary ingredients to make 'the perfect .the Ed.ltor 1* 7:30 p.m.-Duplicate Bridge. Mrs. Marvin Bourget, record-a handsomely illustrat- ANI~ALS: THE QUADRU. Bloody Mary ... just add the Vodka ... TUxedo . Instructor. ed biography, giving us a dra- PEDS OF NORTH AMERICA? 5-8400. letters to 8:30 p.m.~r\)sse Pointe Theatre Performance, "Wit: matic, huma~ view. of. Sh.akes- This i~ indeed a monumental - ness for the Prosecution." , peare as he.l,ived his life, rear- book.. In o.nevol~me we have Reminder from.'" * the '"Mermaid. Do your Dear Sir: . \ . In fa(£i~ -readin-gof this par. Sunday November 17 ed ~i~ family, faced th~ com. ~ef1can history 10 the e,,»lor. Christmas shopping early and We're angry! I've heard this ijclll~ wild cJJase,one gets the 1-0'30 . U't Ch' h d S d S h I plexltles we all have m our atlon and. travels of Aud~bon, complaint before. but this is impression that a II involved '.' a.m.- m y ure. an .un ay c 00. lives and solved his. interper. the collectionof 150of the finest mail early. The United States our first experience. Our daugh- were pretty lucky to come out *12:30 p.m.-Youth CounCIl Meetmg. sonai .relationships. There are animal paintings reproduced in Post Office is advising that if ter's brand new suede leather of the affair alive. uninjured, * 5:30 p,m.-B~ginning a~d Advanced ~a~ate. 114 illustrations, Jl1any taken full color for the first time since you want a gift sent to California jacket and two books were and witl! only (!) three c;ars 2:00 p.m.-Alrdale TerrIer Club of MIchIgan. from 16th and 17th century orig- 1848, and the accurate, m~erD to be there by Christmas Day, stolen from her locker Monday. damaged - to an undisclosed Monday, November 18 inals. natural history of each animal have it in the mail no later than The Grosse Pointe Hi~il Scl1!>Olex\~nt. Your art\cle, incidental, *.10:00 a.m.--'<;:al1<:erC~'Pter. Workl\hop., • .Are y

• Thursday, November /4, 1968 GROSSe POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen

I This Is What The Ball Is All About Symphony Women Plan Trio Of Events Champagne. Supper Dance, to be Held in Ford Auditorium Social Hall, is Just One Item on Associa.tion ladies' Agenda "Grosse Pointers are active in three projects that are currently .engaging the interest of members of the Women's Association for the Detroit Symphony: A 'November 23' champagne supper-dance, honoring the Symphony players and staff and their wives as well 8l members of the Symphony Board of Directors; the Jast WOMEN'S two wrap-up sessions of .Symphony Kaleidoscope, co- sponsored by the Junior Women; and spadework on Fashionscope '69, to be held March 11 and 12. Pointers Mrs. Richard H. ~,~------Short and to Campbell and Mrs. J. C. attendance at an open rehearsal From Anothel' Pointe Hurley are co-chairmen for of ~he Orchestra as well as a The Pointe the c ham p a g n e supper- ta~ by William R. Wiltshire, of View ?ance, . which will ~e' held ;~~~~~n~i~:rai~~r~a~~~ S~~; MRS. DONALD J. LESS, ImmedIately followmg the be obtained by calling WA By Janet Mueller MRS. W. A. HUEGLI, MRS. Saturday, November 23, 1-6.590. Pointer lIlrs. Robert L. A. NORMAN HURD. MRS. Symphony concert, in the Kaiser is .the instructor for ELMO JOSEPH, MRS. LAW- Social Hall of Ford Audi- Kaleidoscope. A cracked saucer, an old martini pitcher, an ancient SON POTTER, MRS. JOHN torium. Several Pointers travelled on punch cup. " you name it: Nothing is safe these days ELLIS, MRS. WILBUR Me. CLELL,AN, MRS. JOHN University of Michigan Mllrch- FRANK W. HAUSEMANN, officer in charge of the Trust celebration honoring RUSSELL Chi social fraternity. Woou, 20, Memorial Center 0!1 the Wayne H. LUCAS, of East Jefferson ing Band are DALE JOHN. JR., of McMillan road, was Investment Division of the Na- is a 19!16 graduate of Grosse State University campus, and SON, of Beaupre avenue. WIL- avenue, was given Saturday presented with an alumni cita. tional Bank of Detroit, he has PoiIl.te high school and the son December 4, at Ford Audito. LIAMBOGAN, of Stephens night, November 9, by his step- of ~!R. and MRS. DANIEl. A. rium. children and their families, in- road, and TIMOTHY PLACE, WOOD of Fisher road. The final meeting will feature cluding, from out-of-town, MR. of Wedgewood drive. A group of and MRS. CHARLES ARMS and fall and winter their son and daughter-in-law, SUITS off MR, and MRS. DAVID ARMS, COSTUMES of Shaker Heights, 0., plus the DRESSES Arms' son.in.law and daughter, Will be cleared off MR. and MRS. ROGER YOUNG of East Lansing, and DR. and MRS. WALTER D. WAGONER, of Boston, Mass., whose daugh. ter, DIANNE, traveled from ..... , '. Lake Forest College near Chi- .... ,;. ThIa la a1udrthat1llle4 to 'be.gre7 • cago for thepBrty. IUs two step-sons, Pointers DR. FRANK I~ didn't like being that way. So it came to us and PARCELLS and C HA RL E S 3 Kerchevlli Ave. llt Fisher Rll::d .aid make me a pretty warm brown again. And PARCELLS. their 'wives and -' neb families, were co-hosts, and we did. And now it looks years younger and feels years smilingly surveying the family younger and is enjoying life allover again. We don't gathering was MRS. LUCAS, always think grey should be eliminated. Some heads well known to all NEWS read. turn that way. magnifir<'ntIy. Others only seem wan ers: She's THE Carolyn Hub- and wash('d out. H your ra5C is the latter, see us. bard Lucas whose verses fre- quently appear in our "Who, We Know how toma1i" big bad grey go away. Like that. Where and Whatnot" column...... • Cheerleaders for the varsity • football and basketball teams Dart Edmond at Central Michigan University 45 E. Adams/On The Park/Downtown/JWO 2-1112 this year include .1IM WOOD, a junior from Grosse Pointe.

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lVJltTONMl)IERCE )he shops of 3 Kercheval Ave., at Fisher Road TU 1.1505 W"lton.Pi,ru Punch and Judy Block f!...... lereIIntIlt St, Chlir h.. 'MI. 550N.W~ .'11I1..... i-~', PaeJ8 Sixteen ~KOSSEPOJ NIE NEWS Thursday, November '4, 1968 Society News Gathered from All 'of the Pointes \ Plan Delta Delta Delta, '.Founders' Day Luncheon members. Seventeen eoneliate Rkhard Dranat Will Take BriIh Hold Welcome __ ~.____ Deltas live in ~. P" as I Mrs. Peter K. Ness The 80th anniversary of the Delta Delta Delta was found. well as 75 alumnae. The Reverend Ganon and Masters degree at Columbia Wagon Meeting founding of Delta Delta Delta ed at Boston University on Mrs. James Schroth, of South JIlrs. John G. Hilton, of Carlisle, University. Sorority will be celebrated next Thanksgiving Eve in 1888. It Renaud road, is the new vice. IWednesday, November 20, at now has 112 collegiate chapters president of Alumnae member- Pa.. have announced the en. Mr. Brandt was graduated The regular meeting of the gagement of their daughter, Irom Grosse Pointe University the Detroit B~at Club on Belle Including those at the Un1vers- shIp. She previously served four Welcome Wagon Club of Grosse Isle. ity of Michigan and Micbigan years as a delegate to the city. Mary Louise, to Richard C. .schOOl, is an alumnus of Kala. Pointe was held Thursday, No- I Brandt, son of Mrs. Mark mazoo College and holds a , The Detroit - Grosse Poi n teState University. There are 327 wide Detroit Panhellenic organ- . vember 7. at the Grosse Pointe Alumnae Chapter will host Tri. alumnae chapters and 85,000 ization. Littler, of Webber place, 8nd Masters degree from the Co- War Memorial the late Richard C. Brandt. lumbia University School of Deltas from the Dearborn and It was with regret that the Birmingham Chapters. Cocktails PHONE 779-1970 Miss Hilton attended Carlisle Business. He is currently em. club accepted the re~ignation of will be served at 12:30 and II'gh School a g d t d Iployed in Market Research In its president, Mrs. John Haine, lunch will start at 1 o'clock. I • W S ra ua e Cincinnati, O. Shorewood Interiors I who is moving soon to the Ha- from Kalamazoo C\Illege and \ A De c e m b e r wedding is waiian Islands. Mrs. John Hea- Mrs. Donald Venderbush, of Bishop road, is in charge of Fine Furniture - Specializing in Wool 81: Kitchen Cmpetf1&g is presently studying for her planned. mon will be the new president Custom Drapes & Slipcovers - Wall Covering If Founders' Day arr8ngements. ------Mrs. J. E. Blackburn. Mr! Office Furniture Mrs. Gary Jo"es, of Aline drive, FOR DECORATORSERVICECALL RUTH MILLER 779.1970 Anastasia J a h n Ii a n. Mrs. Ed. is Mrs. Venderbush's assistant ward Minch and Mrs. Ray Mor- 22604 Grelter Mlck HOURI and is taking reservations. All Between 8 & 9 Mll. GEO. J, IOUHANA, 9:30 •• m, to 5:31 p.llto in served as hostesses for the Trl-Deltas are urged to call her Cor. of Englehardt p Thun ••I'r1. St. ClaIr Shores rap. 9:30 •. m. to t:tO p.lft. meeting. The birtijday cup was at 886-1472 as early as possible. presented to Mrs. John Meloy aud the floral arrangement to Mrs. Arthur Phillips. High scores at bridge during We present a the afternoon were Mrs. Meloy. Mrs. Minch and Mrs. Howad c911ection 0/ Kinser. An "out.luncheon" will be small scale 'period he I d on Thursday, November 21, at The Golden Buddha Rest- furniture entirely aurant, Harper avenue. Lunch at noon, will be preceded b)' a hand made in Jamaica social hour. All new residents who have 0/ the jinest ma1wgany received Welcome Wagon host. ess calls are invited to attend Side chairs $100' this meeting. Reservations may arm chairs $125 be made by calling Mrs. Thomas Malloy, at 885-6805, no later miniature highboy than Monday, November 18. Photo III Eddie llIcGl'Iltb, Jr. FRANCES .HUNTINGTON KERR, of Anita ave- and small scale lowboy nue. daughter of the Robert Kerrs, of Rochester, $225 each New Hunt Club N.Y .• and Mr. Ness, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ness, of Lakeland avenue, were married Saturday after. Officers Named noon, November 9, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. /

The members and directors of the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club held their 57th armual meeting Hold Ness-Kerr Rites recently. William J. Lilly was elected NEEDLEPOINT! president, succellding Lincoln E. Wurzer. In Memorial Church WilLIAMSBURG Oharles Bachrach is the new vice-president. Will i a m C. Our T8th Century overQII floral Beardslee was re-elected secre- Aleneon Lace Accents Bride's Ivory Duleette Satin design available in flower ,olor of tary and Herbert Schollenber. Gown and Borders her Mantilla Veil; Attendants your choke with green ond while ger treasurer. Wear Willow Green Velvet leaves on block ground. Mark A. Bellaire, Ill, was re.elected to the Board of Di- Pillow 15" sq. $35 Grosse Pointe Memorial Church was the setting for rectors for a second three-year the Saturday, November 9, wedding of Frances Hunt. term. Richard Childress, Mont. Chair "It 22" sq. $40 ington Kerr, of Anita avenue, and Peter Karl Ness. A Bench 16" x 36" $45 ford G ray b i e I and Herbert Schollenberger w ere newly reception at the Country, Club of Detroit followed the (Wool" In.lntclllln InelUdelt) elected to the Board. 2 o'clock ceremony. ~------. The newlyweds are va. willow g.reen vel~et we~e ac. ionl'ng in Canada and cented with matching satm Em- HANDPAINTID CANVAnS Pointer DONALD J. GEL- cat.. . pire bands and Dior bows top. CREATIVE STITCHERY PATTIRNS DART is studying at Lake Suo will te.turn to ma~e theIr ping Watteau back panels. PERSIAN AND RUG YARNS perior. State College, Sault home ill Harper :Woods. Their head .circ1ets of willow '1 sainte Marie. The bride is the. daugbter of greensatin.beld butterfly veils. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, of and they carried yellow and EEDLEPOINT A LA CARTE FACIAL HAIR Rochester, N'.Y. The bridegroom bronze daisy chrysanthemums. Pllf"ml","'" is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Acting as best man for the us Iou'" W/OOlIw.rct ' • . Eyebro wa-Neclillne-Arma-LegsIt,"'"" I IIRMINCJHAM Ness, of Lakeland avenue. bridegroom was Albert Black. ~ Recommel1ded by Physicians . ' Intrlnel ,It .11I.IlfVlctorlln Houae FREE CONSUVfATION For the rites, the former Miss Rainer Sigmund, of stuttgart, 'It corn.r 0, Forltt Inti Iou'" Woodwlrd 98 Kercheval-on the Hi!l (I.hlnd J.x Kn W.,h SHIRLEY PERSIN Kerr selected a, skimmer gown G e r man y, the bridegroom's 10.5 Regl.tered Electrologist of ivory dulcette satin with cousin, Richard Eckel; Peter 1157 DavId Whitney Bldg. Alencon lace accents. Her floor Lentz, Robert Kerr, brother of WO '.5551 length mantilla and Court train the bride, Richard Purdy and were bordered in matching lace, Robert MacDonald seated the and she carried a cascade of guests. Eucharis lilies and ivy. Wendy and Sluart MacDonald, TDEY~VE ARRIVED Mrs. Robert MacDonald, of the bride's niece and nephew, Dayton, .0., served as her sis. were flower girl and ring bearer. ler's malron of honor. Brides. The molher of the bride wore DEAR PAT, maids were Mrs. Robert Kerr, a long-sleeved printed silk Mrs. John Schoff, Julie Phillip, dress, its full skirt caught with Barbara Pieczynski, Mrs. Thom- a moss green velvet belt. The

Today. thanks to you, my friend, I felt like Shirley Temple I as Graedel. cousin of lhe bride I. bridegroom's mother selected'a on the good ship Lollipop. Why have you never told me what fun and Margot Ness. the bride. Il'ce accenled aqua silk ensem- you have in your market? groom's sisler. hIe. Bolh mothers chose cym- , , Their Ooor lenglh frocks of bidium orchid corsages. I planned my day so that I could dash over to the toy building and check your Christmas order. I had been feeling a bit medieval in my 22" skirt (every female in New York is wearing them at NOVEMBER just below. arrest length and in some cases I think the law is look- ing the other way). But as 1 walked through that imaginary look- ing glass I became Alice in Wonderland. When I arrived the salesmen (one looked exactly like Puff the Magic Dragon) were involved so I wondered about investigat- COAT SALES ing this bright and shiny Oz. In my enthusiasm I had managed to wind up every toy tbat did anything mechanical-I had twelve TU version~ of Ruck.a.bye-baby playing discordantly-four marching $35 $45 drum majorettes twirling-a positively bail' raising sport's car rally zooming on the speedway and an angelic three foot talking doll ~ERE $50 to $75 whose tape recorder inards were jammed at "Kiss Me". In the midst of this I had upset a long cylindrical box labeled Lincoln Logs on to the floor (there really is no way to cram them back into that cl'ummy can) and this is where "Puff" found me making a valiant attempt at figuring out the system. I explained my mission and then asked to be shown some of your selections. He was overjoyed and did all but take me by the hand. We skipped into a Santa's Workshop sort of area as he spoke to me as though I was three and a half and my feet wouldn't quite reach the floor in a sitting position. He really got in the spirit of the thing. You arE' a child at heart, Pat, the "adorables" you chose would brighten the eyes of any little guy or g;!1 Christmas morn- ing. As a matter of fact, I wouldn't mind finding that silly-faced ~orilla under my tree. The life size Haggedy Andy had his ~rm protectively around Ann's shoulder and she. in turn, was keepIng a watchful eye on th~ Gmgerbrcad boy and girl. Even Emmett Kelly would chuckle at your clown-love his haircut. I enjoyed an immediate rapport with an immense lion with the "heaven help \ us" cvprcssion looking ovcr at a tiger whose eyes were answering l~ "If heaven doesn't I don't know who wilL" And your humpt,- dumpty is a whimsical butterball-pussycats.wiggly giraffes-jump. \ ing frogs and the marvelous Pug face dog. A good selection of casual-style coats from our favorite I can't wait until they all come to live with us for a while at manufacturers - - - A wide variety of colors and fabrics T. O. E. from which to choose - - - Sizes 6 to 16 and 5 to 15. As I was leaving I accidenUy knocked over a box of Pick-Up- Stick.~, That's what Mr. Puff was doing as I walked out the door hack to reality. Best Love, FAMOUS-MAKE SPORTSWEAR Jo 33 % % Off Regular Prices FALL COLORS IN SWEATERS, SKIRTS, DRESSES R ad G.P. 397 Fisher 0 TU 2-3500 GROSSE POINTE FARMS on the Hill --- :;:::c: - touch of elegance - 63 kerchev-' • col_1II fIlIeral bllldln, • grosse pointe farms • 886.3781 , Thursday, November 14,.1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pa;e Seventeen Woman's Page • • • by, of and .for.Pointe WQmen Set Dinner, Fair At Sacred Heart AAUW To Hear J Hold Engineers' Wives Five Poilltes .Smiles Reflect Mood Of Party Planners Meeting November 13 The Alumnae of the Academy Peabody, recording secretary; Dr. Mendelsohn -r- Club To Meet of the Sacred Heart .in Lake. Mrs. Joseph Keane, correspond. -The November luncheon meet. shore road wiII entertain the ing secretary' Mrs. J. Howard Dr. John A. Mendelsohn, co. lng of the Society of Engineers' The Five Pointes Garden mothers of students at a dinner Kay, treasurer; Mrs. John Hast. investigator of the report "A Wives was held Wednesday, Club's next meeting will be. meeting at the school next Tues. ings, magazine editor; and Mrs. Social and Psychiatric Study of November 13, in the Rackham Monday. November 18, at 12:30 day, November 19, at 6 o'clock. Robert Grambo, historian. pub. the. D.etroit Riots,"_ which has Memorial Building, Delroit. at o'clock at the Shore Club drive.: Honored guest.> will include !icity. received national recognition, noon. St. Clair Shores, home of Mrs. Sister Dona Ryan, of the Bloom. Mrs. E-dward Wilberding is will address members and Guest Speaker Richard D. Harold Ra\Ss. Guest speaker field Convent, who will speak in charge of decorations, and guests of the American Associ. Grauer, p~terit !ittorney in pri. Mrs. Fred Condit will demo on her experiences as an in. Mrs. Arthur Seski will display ation of University Women next vate practice, d~scussed phases onstrate ideas on dried flow!)r structor at Harlem Prep, a col. a Christmas 'Boutique Fair at Thursday. evening. November of th~ law covermg patents and arrangements. lege preparatory for high school I the Tres Bien Shop. I 21. at 8 o'clock in the IGrosse I copyrlgllts., . dropouts in New York " . . Pointe War Memorial Center. h h' h t Mrs. Leo Marx will' give a Reservations are bemg taken . The price tag on t e Ig cos It's a mighty good thing peo- report on Action Auction a by ~lrs. John Donnell.y, 882. D.r. Mendelsohn. who IS an or'experience seldom represents ple can't be sued for non-pay. assl~tant professor of ~sych?l. its true value ment of a debt of gratitude. benefit for the Academy held 4641: Mrs. Jo~ 'Hendne, 885. ogy at Wayne State Umverslty • November 1 at the Detroit Ath. 4~52, Mrs. Je.ry Keny~. 884. letic Club. 9;)48; and Mrs. Charles Sullivan, and a Staff Psychologist at La. 'AI' 884.6905. fayette Clinic, has chosen as his New umnae Board mem-j _ topic "Social Psychology Of .ur. bers, all of whom plan to at. I ban Disturbances: The Call for tend the dinner meeting. are Grosse Pointe' High School IAction." There will be a ques. :\Irs. Alfred Jehle, president; I graduate 'STEPHEN McNEW, tion-and-answer perilld follow. I :\11's. Charles Bayer, first vice. of Oxford road, is a member' of ing his talk. • president; Mrs. Thad Joos, sec. the Bowling Green'State Uni. Mrs, Frederick Greiling willi ond vice.president; Mrs. Robert versity Marching B~nd. introduce Dr. Mendelsohn. l A graduate of Cornell univer'l sity and of the University of M ic hi g a n, Dr. Mendelsohn I wuns work~ principally in the field of researeh - into social problems and interpersonal relationships. Currently he is making a study Srla,sW witk ~ .. of personality characteristics of career-oriented and homemak. ~~Ut.g11li ~ ing-oriented women . . The meeting will start with , MRS. 13. COURTNEY, (standing, at 1 party chai ...rnan, MRS. JAMES WATT, a hrief social hour when coffee You'll outshine the sun in these left), was hostess to the Detroit Urban Guild president, and MRS. FRANK and cessert will be served. Mrs. smashing _ swimsujts. Select now League Guild dinner.dance committee at WYLIE, co.chair!l1an. of patrons. Seated Fred A. Gies is chairman for from our group of new styles for her home it) Ridge road on Saturday, at the tell serVIce IS MR~. ~AXI~E the evening. November 2. Standing next to _Mrs. BROYLES WILLIAMS, hospItabty chair- Anyone who is interested is the resort season in a beautiful a'rray Rankin are, '(leIt to right), MRS. JOSEPH man. The benefit for Urban League edu- welcome to attend the meeting. of colors to fjt all figure types. B. WEATHERSBY, general chairman; cational projects will be held December 7 • Tunics • Swim Dr'HIS _ Snonal • elnslel ~rRS. WILLIAM. KESSLER, cocktail at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Sometimes a well balanced t= ---.------budget is as great an ajd to Moy Bodn e Lawyers Wives Poin,te Garden health------as a balanced diet. Hold Fall Party Club To Meet art class The Grosse Pointe Branch of The Pointe Garden Club's J"awyers - Wives of Michigan next luncheon and meeting will art class entertained their h usb and s be at the Lochmoor boulevard at a fall dinner dance on Satur. home of Mrs. Harofd Love Mon. art class day, Novembe'r 9',' at the day, November 18, at 12:30 at THE STUDIO Grosse Pointe Hunt Chll:>. o'clock. Mrs. Love. will be as. The festivities beg a n with sisted by Mrs. Clarence Ma. WORKSHOP,i~c. ,(JORSETIERE cocktails at 7:30 o'clock fol. guirc and Mrs. Hansel Wilson.. 16350 EAST WARREN AVE. lowed by a roast beef dinner. I DETROIT. MICHIGAN 48224 15133 Kercheval Phone: .~ lI'1usicfor d an c in g was pro. A program. "Turn -Right at PHONE:TU5.7522 . "In The Park" 822.7522 vided by the Marty Trombley the Corner," will be presented I orchestra. by Mrs. Henry C. Kohring. ------i-. Knowledge and human are \ of the cause irustrBtes the I synonymous, since the ignorance effect. fashion is #~#~~fuzd~ Fred and Pat Jean "Making May 3 wedding plans ~ FLOWERS .FOR ALL OCCASIONS ue S us A N ELIZABETH YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED CERRE . and Allen F. Godin, SERVING GROSSE POINTERS FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY whose engagement was announ- 1925 VERN IER RD. GpROOlNSTESE TU .6-0600 cM by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Cerre, of Rath' . __ ~ ._ l /78 Kercheval on The Hill Grosse Pointe bone place, at a family dinner. I • Miss .Cern~ was graduated " from Marjorie Webstcr Junior College, Washington. D.C" and recently concluded a yea~' and a half's Buying Program w,th I Liberty's Ltd. of London, Eng. I land. Sbe is a member of Sigma I Gamma. • I . Her fiance, son of the Clifford Godins, of Lochmoor boulevard, was graduated from Austin Prep. School and the University I of Notre Dame and will receive his Masters degree in Business ~ . r. Administration in December II'from the University of Detroit..--.- I Cadet EDWARD MATHIAS i Jtatthis Closet j KOCH, JR., son of MIl. and i MRS. E. M. KOCH, of Lothrop I I' 0 /I d. has been promoted to: ,373 .fi.sher Road Corporal, A Company, at 5t.: - Q.Ro sse po IN"Te -1$ John's Military Academy, Dela. ! field. Wis.

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SHAPED AND SCULPTURED one of the important new silhouettes. The Shoe Salon of NAVY SHETLAND WOOL double breasted silver buttons. , , col. lared and cuffed in GREY PERSIAN LAMB One of a collection by SEY- MOUR FOX, $495.00.

The salon that gives 1I0U service with ql«llitll in the iit. Fur producl8 I4beled 10 ,how ct'ulllry of orif]i" of ''''~rled fur8. Kercheval at St, Clair. TU 4-1330 • Grosse Pointe Pig. Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Society News Gathered from All of the Poibtes

BIKE GONE Ibicycle from in front of the 'Robert Higgins, 1375 Grayton, Neighborhood Club OD Friday, UNDER NEW MANACEMENT Honored By Cancer Society reported the theft of his 26" November 8. , Slate Woman's CllJbt polio BEAUTY SALON Scholarship Benefit HAIR. REMOVAL 16113 Mack Ave. (In the Block) ALICE PACKARD Members To Model; Mrs. Robert Kazmarek Serves as High Styling General Chairman of the Party. Mrs. Registered Electrologist :4) · Thomas .Pearsall as Co.Chairman DOCTOR'S REFERENCES : ,. • Personalily Cuts (olls.I'I1;o. Without 0.,;,11;011 , '.. • Wig Service ."C'est la Mode" is the theme of the 1968 Grosse 'J ' Pointe Woman's Club's schOlarship luncheon, fashion , ...; . Appointments: 882.7070 885.9571 Featuring Mini.Perms HOURS: W~~~~~~~e[~f,:~~~~~;:j:~:e~~%~dn~~:le~::=:=~:::;~ by Mr. Charles $20 Man., Tues., Wed., Sat. 9 to 5 The party, scheduled to------Reg. $35 Thurs. ond Fri. to 7:30 begin at noon, will feature Styli.h: Mr. Chorles. Miss Jean, Miss Pot, Miss Charle ... I fashions by The Corner I Bolltique of Grosse Pointe and Birmingham. Modeling will be Women's Club members Mrs. John M. Bobby Scripps White, Mrs. L. J. CardwelL Mrs. Clay Baldwin, Mrs. Jack H. and Merritt, Mrs. Richard R. Schott, Mrs. Paul N. Short. Mrs. Sidney DeBoer and Mrs. A. Hazen Keith. Win Malchie More are Mrs. E. Russell I Phillips, Mrs .. Stuart Mickleth. waite, Mrs. Harold B:Lee, Mrs. are pleased to announce the opening Robert Winckler, Mrs. Austin, Pl\Oto by A.Van Hooten Wheatley, Mrs. John R. Schnei. of a derand Mrs. James Doherty. Among tMse honored at the recent 1968 Awards Pl'ter Mord i~creating the mod. Banquet of the American Cancer Society were MRS. els' make.up and hair styling. JOHN DOBBINS, of Rivard boulevard, Oeft), who Chairman of the benl'!fit is received a three-year award, and MRS. CHARLES Mrs. Robert Kazmarek. Co. Playing Card. Boutique MacKINNON, of Muir road, who received a five-year chairman is Mrs. Thomas Pear. award. Mrs. Dobbins is the 1969 American Cancer saIl I More than 100.prizes, includ. ON NOVEMBER THE EIGHTEENTH Society Crusade chairman for Grosse Pointe City, and ing an Autumn Haze mink boa Mrs. MacKinnon is Farms Crusade chairman. and a magnificent chafing dish, will be awarded during the afternoon. St. Paul Club Presenting Play Club members serving on the prize committee include the The Harlequins, St. Paul's and memories of her "son". Mesdames Ralph Urso, Harold drama club has slated its first Tbl' cast for the play was se-. B. Lee, Harold L. Rirgle. E. event. On November 17 they lected from members of the Russell Phillips, H. Merritt The Card Rack, I.nc. will perform J. M. Barrie's play, Drama, Cl~ss. The fe;male lead Smith, Sidney Dchs, Wilfred "The Old Lady S how 5 Her role of Mrs. Dowey WIll be play- Cowan and C. William Sullivan. 93 KERCHEV AL AVENUE Medals," in the Genesian Dra. ed by ~ue Sendlebach. Bob Grand prize committee mem- ma Festival Competition. They Hurley WIll play the male lead bers include Mrs. John J. On The Hill also plan a presentation for the of Konneth Dowey. The char- Schneider chairman aud the Remember him this Christmas with a card and a school sometime around then. women "ands", Mrs.. Mickleham Me~dame~ Fred Jea;, WiUiam Gros:;e Pointe Farms 886.8826 greeting from the Pointes! We'll do our part as The play is a story of Lon. and Mrs. ~wymley. WIll be play. Kabbush, John J. Kelly, Alexan- don Charwomen "aDds". Theyed by Kns Morns and. Helen der J. King, Dallas E. J:'Jewkirk, follows: (AI sell you the,_card for .half price (6) hold a very "special" place in Rabaut, Anne Walsh WIll pl~y Thom8s Pearsall, Joseph scan- pay the postage •• ; you Qo .yourpart • , • stop in at. society-just a little better than t~e Hag~erty woman. Rev. WJI. Ion, Richarll Stcnes and A. E.

I " the ordinary everyday. run-of- lings Will be played by Do~g Tamarelli. the.mill charwomen. The play M.acEachern and Bob Martm Reservations maybe obtained concerns their desire to have Will narrate the play. by contacting ticket chairman a part in ,World War 1. It is The play will be conducted Mrs. Edward Pisula, 881-4989. or through their sons that they under the direction of Drama her assistants Mrs. Pearsall have their momeDt of glory. advisor, Sr. Marie Dorothy, who 881-6047, and Mrs. Herma~ In Mrs. Dowey's case it is a will he assisted by student di. Ruete, 881-4138. very special moment as we see rector Martha Kratz. an unexpected turn of events Ll'eut. when Kenneth Dowey of the __ ~.-C.--'-':- Bonahoom Black Watch appears. For Mrs. MRS. DANA KREIDLER, of T Cl. B"d the sweet essence of flowers 19849 MACK AVE. Dowey has no son, Kenneth no Lincoln road, entertained the 0 ar.m Tr, e 884-6615-Grosse Pointe Woods family. Kenneth d e c ide s to Elmira College Club at .a lunch- Planning a December 28 is Shalimar eau de toilette spend his leave with her and eon at thp. Wornen's City Club Iwedding, in St. Mary's Church, OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS the two are soon on excellent Tuesday, November 5,. MRS. Middletown, D., are Marcia terms. Soon after Kenneth re- LORRAINE RO~DER, director Elizabeth Homan and Lieuten- by Guerlain .•. a fragrance ------turns to war and is killed.\ Mrs. of Alumnae Affairs, spa"e about ant A. James Bonahoom, whose Dowey is IcCt with the medals ,the college. engagement has heen an- promising to be a treasured gift II ---~------nounced by her mother, Mrs. LOOK FOR US UNDER THE GREEN DRAGON Robert J. Homan, of Middle. in an elegant porcelain-patternec1 . ,"d .. (f)::~h) 0..,(\ town. ~.'C"""'ALa,r::If" SUOfl") The bride-elect, who is also ~ '~UJJY~ Or\ ~n ll"' l' ~ 11 l"" the daughter of the late Mr. , spray flacon of blue and . . FURNITURE AND FIGURINES TOO! Homan, was graduated from 11145 WHITTIER at Whitehill the University of Dayton and white. Three fl. oz., 8.50 is currently teaching at St. '* .. '* John's School, Middletown. • * '" Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Bonahuom, of LAY AWAY NOW FOR CHRI~TMAS Earl court, was graduated from Austin Prep School and _.. --- _..--.---._------Xavier University and reo Jacobsons ceived his Masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Dayton. I He is presently serving with sparkling silver the United States Army, sta- tioned _at Redstone Arsenal, turns a simple Huntsville, Ala. event into something special OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS

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HAIR Rohelle~s STYLES Open Thunday 19027 Mack at 7 Mile • Telephone 884-1130 Eveninp ',---- Thursday, November 14, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen ------_._------_ .. _------Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Womell ------_._- ----~------_.__ ._------.------._._---- ..... _---_. --- .. ~EA~ PROBLEIlI will always be a very unsatis- I d REVAIlIPED I: made for each other, but she's 1 To avoi------BREAKFAST .Stephens road, is chairman) e!f,orts i~. s.upport of the Caun- of the party, which seeks to ,cll ~ actIvIties. FROM 9:00 A.M. ON ! raise funds for tape record-I Other founders include Mrs. ~ Snow Suits ings to be used by hOs-) Frank B. Nair, current Council ~ Jackets ONE FRESH EGG TWO FRESH EGGS pitalized Vietnam veterans Itreasurer, who at last. year's t. TOAST TOAST N a v y Day ceremomes was 200;0 50!~ to send recorded messages JAMS AND JELLIES JAMS AND JELLIES .h awarded the J'!avy League Scroll COFFEE COFFEE orne. of Honor; Mrs. Alvin J. Herzig, 'Sc !Includes c :-up. I Western Pin recipient was. Mrs. John Cronin. Mrs. BJom: received the Trans. Mississippi IPin. I I Tea Will HOllor Cam.p Patrolls

The Michigan League for ! CrIppled Children. a nonprofit 01. and hooray for colton slack sets . organization, will honor its past presidents and donor club rep- rcsentatives at a tea at the Wo° with international flavor girls love men's City Club next Thursday, . November 21. A movie of chilo i showing off to their playmates. The dren in action at Camp Grace' give an imaginative gift with special meaning ... an Bentley last summer will be three-piece sets have Spanish ond : shown. EGLOMISE COLLEGE PAINTING The League. whose officers. all-American appeal in hard-wearing, and hoard of directors work throughout the year without re- A 1feasured gift for study or office. a colorful scene of muneraliOll, owns and operates washable all.colton. Sizes 4.6x. the Camp. It is situated on Lake Huron, 12 milcs north of Port A. Torreador double.knif bolero and his or her college handpainted. by skilled artists Huron. ; Orthopaedic and cardiac chilo sash-look panl in navy or red using 8 'centuries-old technique of applying paint directly dren from six through 16 years of age, from anywhere in the with white turtleneck top. 8.00 to 1he reverse side of glass. , .8 process known as Stalc of Michigan, are eligible to aUend the Camp regardlcss of race. creed or national origin. B. Corduroy set of long weskif eglomise. The settings; of more than 500 colleges in the providing they meet the medi .. cal requirements. and pont in lime or coral United States are available. each in a 15"x9W' leaf Children whose parents are unable to pay the nominal fce with navy/while fop. 7.00 frame k1 antique gold tones. Check with us for a complete and who might othenvise bc de- prived of a much.nceded vaca- l8ting and allow two weeks for delivery. 22.00 tion are sponsored by many in. dividuals and orgar. ..'ations. I It is the aim of the Leaguc, I t"rough the Camp, to contribnle I to the child's beller physical' well.being, to aid in the devel- I ollment of strong character, to I contrii)llte 10 his better use of I telsure time and to provide as ; Jacobson's mnch constructive and inspira. HOME DECORATIVE SHOP lional guidance as it is able. Jacobsons consistent with the child's own IN THE VILLAGE enjoyment. . . Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November 14, 1968 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes

Faculty Wives Group To Me,et II James O'SullJvaD, Frederick Gmeiner, George Rickoff, Artists Market Exhibit Slated From Another Pointe of View Jlmes RUey, Edwin RoUo, Joseph Gares, John Dyle and The Grosse Pointe Faculty deC'Oratingwith papier mache. Peter Tocco. A rece~UonFriday afternoon" signal tbe opening of the Artists Wives Homemaking Group will Hostesses lor the evening will Among the booths will be a Flea Market, a 5.and.l"- 1.,______November 15 from 3 until 7 Craftsmen Show,to run Novem. meet Monday even~Iig,Novem. be Mrs. Eugene Matecun Mrs. (C t' d f P 15) cent shop for thildren, doll, handicraft, baked goods and , • . I ber 15 through January 7. Gal. ber 18, at 8 o'clock 1Il the Home ' on lOue rom age candy departments and a Fall Fruitarama. o'clock at the Detrolt Artists Ilery hours Monday through Sat- Economics Room of Gros.seKenneth Gutow, Mrs. Ho~ard Mrs. Herbert E. Cook, Mrs. Albert Law, Mrs. Kenneth There'll be games booths, too, for children and Market in Randolph street will urday are 10 to 5 o'clock. Pointe North High School. Lawrence, Mrs. Russell Luttmen Locke and Mrs. Manfred Whittingham. adults, and lots of luscious "carnival.type" refreshments: , Dessert and coffee will be and Mrs. James Sc~n~evel. Bargaintique will be the first DBC monthly party Candied apples, fresb roasted peanuts, popcorn Served before B~tty Prudden All members are lnVltedto at. under the aegis of the new overall Women's committee * * * demonstr£\tes vanous ways of tend. chairman Mrs. J. Ross Bush, of Pemberton road, who Bonsai Date Chanced! "took office at the group's annual meeting October 30, The November Bonsai Workshop for members and ! and who, in her inimitably efficient style, already has prospective members of the Grosse Pointe Garden Cen- dates and party chairmen lined up for the Club's entire ter is scheduled one week earlier than usual this month WATCH 1968.69 season. because of Thanksgiving. Pointers named by Mrs. Bush to assist her during Classes will be held next Thursday, November 21, the year include Mrs. Locke, Mrs. Donald R. Spencer, from 10:30 to noon and 1 to 2:30 o'clock at the Grosse Mrs. William J. Kerby, Mrs. Roger K. Bailey, Mrs. Ralph Pointe War Memorial. A sandwich luncheon, at $1.25, REPAIRING M. Burke and the Mesdames William A. Champion, J. may be reserved in advance. . I Burns Cody, Arthur H. Engstrom, Robert H. Kennedy, ------Earl G. Meyer, Milton B. Osgood, James S. Owens, Henry R .ll Sh I R. .4 R d for all makes W. Ruifrok, Stanley C. Smith, Frank Standish, Joseph P. el y- ep ey des .t.lre ea Wright, Dan R. Abbey, John C. Cook, Henry G. Gildner, Planning to make the-i-r-h-o-m-e-E-m-p-ir-e-borliceand a Wat. Jr., Harry W. :Mellen, Don W. Miller and George A. in Royal Oak when they reo teau Cbapel train. . . . done on our premises Nicholson, Jr. turn from a vacation in the A Dior headbow caught her with ultrasonic cleaning Bahamas are Mr. and Mrs. silk illusion veil, and she car- • • • John Paul Reilly, who ex. ried a Colonial bouquet of Anyone For A Christmas Fair? changed marriage VOwsSatur- white roses and mums with day, November 9, at an eve- ribbon accents. OMEGA & 115501 Enthusiastic workers have prepared such a boun. Ding ceremony in Royal Oak's ----- Authorized Agency tiful supply of gift items for st. James Lutheran Church Shrine of the Little Flower. Women's Guild's Christmas Fair that a whole fleet of The bride is the daughter of cars is needed to transport the menhandise from pri- Walter C. Shepley, of Detroit, vate Ilomes tu the Church in McMillan road. and Mrs. H. C. Johnson, of But everything will be In place, promise general Norwalk, Conn. The bride. groom is the son of Mr. and Valente 9~welers chairman and co-chairman Mrs. Franklin Quale and Mrs. Mrs. T. A. Reilly, of E&btJef. Fine Jewelers Since 1934 Edwin Trinklein, when doors open at 10 o'clock next ferson avenue. Thursday morning. The 6:30 o'clock rites were 16601 E. Warren at Kensington Rd. They'll open onto an all-day Three-Floor Fair, fea. followed by a reception at Al. turing a variety of booths in a holiday setting created by varo's Restaurant, Royal Oak. TU 1-4800 St. James' Senior Youth Group under the direction of For the ceremony. the for. mer Lynda Jeanne Shepley the Jack Frasers. - chose a gown ef Alencon lace There'll be a Country Store, with such delicacies and satin faille, styled with an as home.made spaghetti sauce and salad dressing as well a fie8 as special Christmas goodies, under the chairmanship J L.nd Cl b of Mrs. Erwin Stoetzer. Mrs. Arthur Wible chairs that enny I .U "burrowers' favorite," the Attic Treasures Department,' Art Day Is Held and Mrs. Quale) is in charge of the Christmas Decora- 20-300;0 OFF SALE tions Room. Jenny Lind Club members Other booths and chairmen are Religious Art Trea- enjoyed "An Afternoon of Art" A LARGE SELECTION OF PRE-CHRISTMAS sures, Mrs. Charles Finger and Mrs. Thomas Stevenson; at the Detroit Institute of Arts Aprons Galore, Mrs. RolaD'iI Blank and Mrs. Francis on Tuesday, November 12. Mrs. Schultze; Decoupage, Mrs. Sumner Gurney; Boutique, Fred Flam and Mf's. ,Charles FALL FABRICS SALE Mrs. Harold Rieth; Children, Mrs. Carl Carlson; Knitting, Brown, program c~all'man,plan. Mrs. Russel Haskins Jr. and Mrs Louis Neuder' and ned a luncheon ID the RIvera $35.00 Off Our Regul., Price on a Touch 6- . ". , Court to precede a one-hour ChrIStmas Cards, Mrs. Frank Mumford, Sr. tour, guided by members of the • Woolens Sew" D.,luxe Ziz Zag Sew;ng Machine by Serving a chicken loaf and cranberry jello salad Founders Society Docent eom. Singer with Choice of Cabinet, luncheon from 11:30 to 1:30 o'clock wlll be members of mittee. • Cottons & Blends the Evening Guild, under the direction of the Mesdames .Meanwhile, Mrs. Elmer, Ben. Richard Green Harold' Davidson and Richard Parker z~nand he~ committee are plan. • Crepes , • mng a LUCIaFest. to take place * * * December 14 at the Grosse • Wool Double Knits Pointe Hunt Club. Sews straight. aig-lDg cnd If you're up around East Grand boulevard in De- chain ~ilch with built.in troit tomorr(lw, why not drop in at St. Joseph's Mercy MARYANN SCOTT, of Har. Hospital's auditorium, where the Hospital Auxiliary is buttonholer ond Oll~omQtl. court road, has been elected presenting its annual Fall Festival from 8 in the morn. president of the M. Carpenter pllshb ...tton bobbin. ing until 8 in the evening? Tower Counell.Tower is a Mar. [ Although its name is autumnal, the Festival quali- quette University women's dor- mitory. Miss Scott is a sopho. 886.8288 19023 Mack at 1 635/351 fies, we feel, as a "Christmas Fair," since holiday decora- in more the College of Liberal IACross flOm Searsl tions and boutique items, (perfect for Christmas gifts), Arts at Marquette. TOUCH & SEW sewing machines start at $14M5 are featured. There'll be a bake sale, too ..• Mrs. Henry Weitenberner, of Moorland drive, is general chairman. See tlrem cll now at yo"r neighborhood cleoler! OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Put a Singer In layaway now for Chrlstmll '" '" '" Wa Servlu Slnllers In our shop rut - No Long Delays A special feature of St.. Ambrose Altar Society's Christmas Fair, to be presented Saturday at the Parish Hall, corner of Maryland and Hampton roads, from 9 WHIITER to 9 o'clock, will be "Portraits by Brother Cosmos." Orders for these t::harming pastels, done from photo- SEWING MACHINE CO. graphs, will be taken by Mrs. Andrew Duhaine. The 15411 MACK AVE. cost. is nominal - $5 each - and samples will be shown. J\lrs. Theodore Westfall is chairman and Mrs. Frank 885-5540 .A Trademark olTHE SINGER COMPANY IDebets co-chairman of the st. Ambrose Fair. Committee I heads include the Mesdames Robert Roth, Emery Raskey, Pharis-Burge Vows Spoken Making their home in Farm. ington are the newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Homer B. Pharis, who announced their marriage at a cocktail party last weekend in There issimply their Farmington townhouse. Mrs. Pharis is the former no hairpiece Harriet B. Burge, of St. Clair Shores. Mr. Pharis formerly anywhere, made his home in Country Club drive. Coming from Avalon, N.J.. at any price, for the announcement party were Mr. and Mrs. Watson G, to compare with Conner. Mrs. Conner is the for- mer Frances Pharis. of West. the exclusive chester road. Ital-hair. CAPPElLINO'. try-on-before-you-buy mini-stretchwig

f'ere is the ITAL-HAIR CAPPElllNO ... the new concept In hairpiecesthat is so revolutionary.•. that suddenlyal Mr. Anthony on" Mr. Alfonso other wigsare obsolete! hove just returned from The secretof CAPPELLI NOis in Itsamazingbase*. It's New York with 0 wide Iksigned so that every square inch of it s+r-ete>h-e.s! ossortment of hoir pieces EveryCAPPELLINO base has threedilferentslret~hfabii~s, onct mClny tortClise ooAection. A ~ the each selectedlorexactly rightamountofholdingaction shell acceSSOries your for exactly the right place on head! CAPPEll/NO process igh~ efllbosses snugs as gcnlly, as comfortably. and as ~p.cu(ely as nottl- Personalized Ing you haveever wornbefore! It J?Cffect:y coverseven great lengthsof hair. Chrisbnas whisper-sheef ~ But that's not all! The whole01naly was searched for the finest,most lustrousItalianhair and new ways Cards wi1h flowery 1endrils. Wllilc Cfeated to hand.crocheteach strand at the temples AT and the back, so the effect is unbelie,;)blynatural. Yoo don't even needspecialblocksor baggage. iR P-S-M. A. PettisIip. 7.00 Choose yourCAPPI:ltlNO trom our selection of try-on.before.yOlJ'buypre.styled hairpieces.Try B. Sektrap slip. 32-40 them all urt.ilyoufind!toeoneyou wantand wear It ,ight home! You've got to love CAPPElliHO to IeaYe with it. sizes. 12.00 C. Gown. 18.00 .... f'tndiIllI Mot sketched: Bidri. 3,50 Jacobsons 19849 MACK AVE. IN THE VilLAGE 1:Jan!e'j Coillurej 884.6615 GROSSE POINTEWOODS 19839 Made Ave" Grosse Pointe Woods TU 6-3088 Open Thursday Evenings

• rtC Thursday, November 14, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women

Rankin in Ridge road. Mrs. Wylie bas announced Set Pointe Book Club's Meeting Urban League Guild that 36 Grosse Pointe couples Engaged President's Preview have made advance purchases Members of the Pointe Book ney and Mrs. Ralph Lagedeldt of patron tickets at $35. Regu- Club will gather at the Loch. will serve as co.hostesses. lar tickets are $25 a couple. .,b Y Dinner-Dance Slated Mrs. Kessler reported that all O pen 5 HI r mOOr boulevard home of lIfrs. Mrs. Fred Flom will present ticket. holders will be invited to . erry ea John Marshall for their month. a review of "Selengeti Sball P t PI d LOb 7 f"G P . t W ,pre.dinner dance cocktail par- " .". • • . ly meeting Monday, .November Not Die" by Michael and ar y anne Tor ecem er a rosse om e ar ties in homes located near the Understudies JOin WSU President and Mrs. Wilham 18, at noon. Mrs. Sumner Gur. Bernhard Grzimek. Memorial; Cocktail Parties in Private War Memorial. R. Keast in Welcoming Sponsors to I --.-- ..... ------Homes will Precede Benefit ' Other Gros.se Pointe women --_' __ '__ ' who are workmg for the success Special Premier Evening . Invitations are in the mail for the Detroit Urban of the benefit are Mrs. Foster J{olt'day ClJressCollection League Guild's annual dinner dance, to be held Satur. Braun, M~s. Hor~ce D'Angelo. About four hundred sponsors of the Hilberry Thea- day, December 7, in the Crystal Ballroom of the Grosse ,Mrs. Melvm FarrIS, .Mrs. Hud- tre were guests of Wayne State University President and P . t W M . I Th . b' son Mead, Mrs. LeWlS B. Mor- Mrs. William R. Keast and the "Understudies" at the One om e ar emo~la. e party WIll enef~t the Urban row, Mrs. John Olson and Mrs. Sixth Annual President's Preview Saturday evening, No. League Sc~olarshlp Fund and the League s new pro- George Roumell. gram for hIgh school drop.outs, the Street Academy. vember 9. ~,..------of a Mrs. Joseph B. Weathers-~';'------The Preview, featuring a Later openings ivill include Kind performance of Labiche and Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar"' by. wife of the rector of Frank W. Wylie are among the WILLlAlIf L. CAMPBELL, st. son of MR. and MRS. HENRY Marc.Michel's "An Italian in January, Brecht's "The Good Originals Mary's Episcopal Church, Grosse Pointe members of the M. CAMPBELL, Ill, of Ken. Straw Hat," was a "thank Woman of Setzuan" in Febru. is general chairman for the Urban League Guild who at- 1 wood road, is a member of the I you" to the guests for their ary, G. B. Shaw's "Major Bar. 886.6501 dinner.dance. I tended a recent meelill~ of the cast of the Lake Forest College, bara" in March and DuerreD' Linda 1-1. Fell tJler, desigJlCr contributions to the Fellow- matt.s "Tbe Visit" in April. Mrs. William H. Kessler, Mrs. dinner dance committee held at Lake Forest, Ill., production of ship Fund for the Theatre's --- ._. _ Donald M. D. Thurber and Mrs. I the home of Mrs. B. Courtney "The Rimers of Eldritch." ------~_.- ~-~------Photo by Paul Gach 37-member repertory com. lIfr. and Mrs. Agamemnon pany. Georgeson, of Canterbury road, Over $28.000 bas been .l'aised have announced the engage. through the l\C{Orts of the "Un- THE EARLY AMERICAN ment of their daughter. ALEX. derstudies." a committee of 51 ANDRA. to Dr. Nicholas T. women who personally solicited :.\ioisides son of ]'irs. Thomas the $100 minimum donations Moisides', of Mount Clemens, and sponsored the Preview. and the' late Mr. Moisides. Committee chairman lIfrs. Jo- Miss Georgeson was grad- seph A. Vance, Jr" of South uated from Grosse Pointe Uni. Deeplands road, said that more versity School and the Univer. donations are expeeted to bring sity of Michigan, where she the total figure over their $30,- affiliated with Alpha Phi, and 000 goal. is presently teaching at Grosse Preceding the performance, Pointe South High School. President and Mrs. Keast and If/ould You Like To See Dr. Moisides was graduated Understudies greeted guests fo! from Eastern Michigan Univer- a subscription supper aIter the Your Home Pictured Here? sity. wbere he affiliated with performance at the MeGregor Delta Sigma Phi, and the Uni. Memorial Conference Center .. versily of Detroit School of Supper arrangements were ID Dentistry, where he was a the hands of Mrs. Lynn A. Town. member of Psi Omega. send, Mrs. Emmet E. Tracy, A February 23 wedding is Mrs. Walter J. Simons, Mrs. CERTAINLY APPEALS TO US planned. Alexander J. Walt and Mrs. Mil- How does its informal hospitable appearance appeal to you? When tonCovensky; who also made you go inside, it is still hospitable with large airy rooms and an up the committee for the pre. show reception. easy traffic pattern, The first floor includes a panelled Library and W'eaver-M as an Among the Keasts' supper The Broker you select to represent you can make the difference between a a jalousied Terrace opening to spacious grounds shaded by mature Troth Revealed guests were Mr. and Mrs. Philip trees. The twin-size Bedrooms measure 14'9"xI8', 12'8"x15'lO" and Will, of Chicago, Chancellor and pleasant transaction or an irritating experience. We exercise care in apprais- 11'9"xI2'. There are 2 Y2 Bathrooms. You may be interested in a Mrs. Durward R. Varner, of copy of our floor plan It could invite an interior inspection which Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anthon; Oakland University, and Mr. ing a home and advising o~r clientele how their particular home should be we'd be happy to arrange. Mason, II. of Richmond, Va., and Mrs. John Leone. are announcing the engagement The preview of "An Italian marketed. Dimensions believed correct but not guaranteed of their daughter, Luey Tabb, Straw Hat" ushers in the Hil. to Henry Grady Weaver, Jr., berry Theatre's Sixth Season, of Cambridge, ',{ass., son of which officially opened with this To The Grosse Pointe Public; Mrs. Henry Grady Weaver, of play Wednesday night, Novem- Cloverley road, and the late ber 13. Whether buying or selling. real property, you need the services of Exclusive by a Realtor. Mr. Weaver. This musical farce, the first Miss Mason is a graduate of new production of the year. In creating a real estate deal, Realtor supervision offers wide . ~ contacts between buyers and sellers, practical guidance on appraising St. Catharine's School and Hol. joins "Hamlet" and "A Flea in and pricing of property. and the arranging of financial details. lins College. She made her de. Her Ear." held over fr'om last but in 1959 and wa~ presented season, in the repertory. Most important of all, the Realtor provides the skilled, informed ORI1\ND~ a~ the Bal du BOIS and. the The three will a 1 t ern ate .third party needed to bring to agreement two minds whose interests are naturally divergent. Richmond German .• She IS a Wednesdays through Saturdays mem~er of the JUnior League until the next new production, • RI'l\R1Y Not all real estate brokers are "Realtors," but only active members of RIchmond. Shakespeare's "Richard III," is ~ ill.REALTORS. of constituent Boards of the National Association of Re'lll Estate Boards. . Mr. Weaver attended D.eer- added in December. field A cad e m y, Deerfield, Mass., and is a graduate of 19 KERCHEVAL TU 6-3800 Williams College and Harvard MR. and MRS. GEORGE E. MAXON BROTHERS, Inc. Law School. MEASEL of Pemberton road 'l'he wedding will take place have just returnep from a three Realtors Since 1929 week tour to visit Mrs. Measel's ---.-.----- ._ ... . . _ in January. mother, Mrs. Otto A, Kock at r£i»}n~x«..;;;'••};:::

Dec:. 3, 4, 5 - II a.m.-J J p.m. I:.... "; t !E.,., Bonnie Brook Country Club .,.~ Telegraph South of West 8 Mile Rd. ~ OVERLOOKING LOCHMOOR CLUB FAIRWAYS l------.f.i .Cry1lcA,. be,- b1 ~i This very attractive semi-ranch type home ~as just been g0':le over f.rom , ~.." Monsanto top to bottom with the result it is in sharp phYSical and decorative condition

it contains an usually large living room (23x31), an up-to-the-minute modem kitchen terrific family room with bar (25x31}, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, lavatory utility' room and a lovely patio. In the basement is a fine recreat;on wigs. wiglets room' a'nd attached at the rear is a 3-car garage with electrically operated cascades door.' aud falls

It is situated on a well landst:aped corner site of over an acre, and has an unobstructed view of the golf course. .. .., .' :: ... .. '. This is truly a luxury home in every respect and must be seen to be ..Styles to fit . appreciated. "You" . . / MA Y WE SHOW IT TO YOU? 8~.... Creaz;oni d0slelf'C(l WE BUY-SLl..l AND TRADE HOMES if you mU5t di5pose of your present home before. ouying another, we Cot/lures will inspect it ond advise the price ot which we WI" buy--guarantec a ,,,Ie ol-or trade it on the home of your chOice. You ore under no and obligation for thi5 service.

GROSSE POINTE 3 OFFICES ~'" "I~.""C~,~ ' A unique new approach to personalized hair styling. A-.-?....$~)-...... -,-Jlil-II.-.-,-I---;-t~.. Whatever your request or service might be, pleas. TU 4.0600 ing you is our ultimate goal. REALTORS Make your holiday appointment early M!MURS OF THE O£TllOtT AND GROSSI POINTE REAL £STAT! IOARO' 1929 Vernier Road 886.2800 k . $. ,j .... i Ji p .. '.' ,i 2U.J.XPJ9. Ph! hAM;,,) S.JSJ..iZZCS,J.lJlL"1.JJJl ,JilULJi1MJiL£!iSJLMM,LPJ it " ,;'", ,.J.JiJ XL.!. .,.Ji. I,.j ...•

Page Twenty-Two GROSSE POIN1'E NEWS Thursday, November 14, 1968 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes

'Sf I' D· ing forward next Wednesday to I Two ar. Inners the special dinner-treater party i Gourmet Meals Precede Play planned for members and their' November Smiles For May Operas guests. Some 500 will meet at Grosse Pointe War Memorial home baked desserts, the buffets " tbe Club for an early dinner and I i is offering gourmet buffets be. should be pleasing to all guests, Star DAC CaIendar then travel. by chartered buses i ,fore the performances of ,?rosse Fancy casseroles will accom- .._.--- , to the MadIson Theater and the I' i Poi~te Theatre's productJo~ ~!pany ribs of beef and old Vir. Five Hundred Club Members and Guests Will i 8 o'clock curtain time for, "Wllness for the Prosecution .. . No\'ember 14, 15 and 16. glwa spoon bread. For the din. "SDlalAC'"P 'd t N th- B: Participate in Next Wednesday's Theater I m hundreds of fine i Beaumont, Mrs. William G. Cur. tis, Mrs. William J, Kuebllol fabrics made and Mrs. John M. Marshall. • custom slip covers a1JQilable Still others looking forward to • guaranteed • terms the evening are C. John Burke, FREE ESTIMATES - VA 2.9660 Eugene P. Hawkins, Charles M OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Haynor. G. R. LePlae and J. Edward Roney and their guests

Y (lchtswomen Just the thought of next May, when to chat at last week's Detroit Grand Opera the New York Metropolitan Opera Com. Association luncheon. Mrs. McElvenny, Meet Tonight pany will once again visit Detroit, brings general chairman of the Association, was smiles to the faces of MRS. JOHN BEN- hostess to more than 70 volunteer work. The Yachtswomen will hold FIELD, of Lakeshore road, MRS. ALEX. their next meeting tonight, ers at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. Thursday, November 14, at the ANDER WRIGLEY, of Bishop road, and Mrs. Benfield is Grosse Pointe chairman MRS RALPH T. McELVENNY, of S1. Clair Yacht Club at 8 of the 1969 Met Opera Season, and Mrs. SANTA o'clock. A short business ses- Cloverly road, (left to right), who paused Wrigley is a~vertising chairman. I sion will be followed by elee. I tion of officers for the coming D · G d 0 Set Suburbia !ye~~~tesses for the evening will etrolt ran pera CLAUS 'be Mrs. Arnold Koch, Mrs. AI Art Boutique Ellsworth, Mrs. Geri Stozen. h ARRIVES BY I feldt. Mrs. John Hubbard, Mrs. V I t G t Members and guests of Sub- • JOlt 'l5/S1AHT CA'fln ANl) FUIHITtI" etlAN/He Robert Miller and Mrs. Lois 0 Un eers a er urbia ?arden C~ub will att~nd • HfW CAR'ET AND OllENTAl RUG SALES • SPOT I Williams. an ArtISt's Showmg and Cnrlst- .. HELICOPTER AND STAIN "EMOVAl • U;AI"'HG • '''11 fsr/~TfS iDelta Kappa Gamma Overture Program Scheduled -f~r ElM th II mas Boutique sale at the Wind-I • ~OPI.N£'sON-S 151'0 wlSr. MI,lIrJ IIChapter Meeting Held of 1969 S k tIP ar y on 5 mill Pointe drive home of Mrs. ; HrniJ ".,;;;...... NiAll NORTHI.ANI) .399.2323 ; ee 0 ncrease rogram :Henry Domzalski next Wedncs. ',: IN THE VilLAGE 'Ii Alrha Mu Charter of Delta Book Advertising Revenues i day, November 20, Kappa Gamma, an intern a- Mrs. Ralph T. McElvenny, oiCloverly road, general I Paintings by Mrs Victor ',: tional honorary society for h' . G . . .. w')men educators met Wednes. C alr.man of the DetrOIt rand Opera ASSOCIatIon, en- Breidenbach, along with origi- .. FRI., NOY. 29 day evening Novembnr 6 at I tertamed more than 70 volunteer workers of the Asso- 'nal ceramic works by Mrs. 7:30 o'clock' in the library at c:iation at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club last week, Robert Vander PyI, Jr., will be . if Defer Elementary School. Women's Com m it t e e@ available along with many'.- 3 P.M. Sharp The meeting focused upon members from 25 communi- program book which is passed Christmas items made by m~m- ;, I fellowship, values, privileges ties in Southeastern Michi. out during th~ May operas. bers, , .. I an.d responsib~lities ?f member. gan attended the luncheon D D 'd D'Ch' f B' Mrs. Herbert Epstein, Sub. r IN THE PARKING LOT shIp. Katherine Riggs. state nd f . r. aVI I Jera, 0 mn. urbia president, promises this.';: membership chairman was the a mee mg. mgham, 0 v e r t u reproducer, ; , l main speaker.' During the business session, stated that Overtu~e would pre- will be an outstanding event • BEHIND, HIMELHOCH'S ------Mrs. McElvenny pointed 0 u t sent two operas m the early to aid the group's many chari-. ., Named to the Dean's List at that the women would once winler of 1969. They are Doni- lies. . ..;.... ~~ .... :-! :' ~:' ~~, ~:' :' ..-- .. " Denison University, Granville, again be responsible for pro- zetti's "II C amp a n ell o"arid - . ... .'-- ...... ,.' 0.. for the 1967.68 academic motion and ticket sales of Over. Weill's "Der Jasager." Perform. year are LORING NEWNAN, ture to Opera, the opera educa- ances will be held in education sophomore. daughter of MR. tion project which has been pre- and community centers in the and MRS. WfLLIAM L. NEW- senled by the Detroit Grand Detroit Metropolitan area. I A CHRISTMAS GIFT NAN, of Washington road, and Opera Association for the past The new advertising chair- MARY VAN DIKE, also a soph. several years,. . ,man, Mrs. R. Alexander Wrig.l FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ••• omore, daughter of MR. and The. other major p.r~Ject \\'111 ley, of B ish 0 p road, said, I' MRS. LOUIS H. VAN DIKE, of be to mcrease adv.er~1S1~g fp.ve. "Based 011 the firsl efforts of;' Neff road. nue for ~=-As~Clatlon! opera last year, I am confident that this year's Women's Committee can gain additional revenue for Miss Nancy s Hairdressers the opera program," REMODEL Specializing in Hair Coloring and Wigs Her two cochairmen are Mrs. 'I W. Calvin Patterson, of Birm. 19877 MACK AVE .• 881-0761 • GROSSE POINTE WOODS ingham, and Mrs. Russell E., ADD A Open Tues., Wed, Sot. 8 o.m .•4p.m .• Mon .•Thurs.Fri. 'til 9 Bauer, of Lakeshore road. I Mrs. MeElvenny reinforeed I Mrs. W rig ley's statement by . saying. "Last year we gained FAMILY ROOM WELCOME I an additional $6.000 in revenue frol'1 more advertising. and we feel this can once again be ac- CUSTOMCRAFT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY POOCHES! complished in 1969. Because the SHOWS YOU THE WAY. lIT'S EASY-AND OH! ALL BREEDS GROOMED cost of bringing the Metropoli. BE SURE TO MAkE YOUR tan Opera to Delroit is always HOLIDAY APPOINTMENT THE MONEY YOU SAVE) EARLY increasing, it is imperative that Located in Our committee onel' again pro.! PUT'N ON THE DOC ducc another s\lccess." ! • • • YOllT Grooming Headquarters 15616 Harper It was also announced that Coli far Appointment PLANS IT: We'll plan the whole project and design Near Berkshire the Detroit spring season for the C C Complete Grooming Metropolitan 0 per a perfOl'm. it for you. We'll supply wntten specifications in advance & Pet Accessories 882-5512 ances will be from May 26 to -down to the last nail. You'll know exactly what the May 31. All performances will finished job will look like. be given at the Masonic Tem- ple Auclitorum in Delroit. C C TELLS YOU EXACT COST-IN ADVANCE: The price is always right-and exact, complete, firm--based ------on drawings and specifications. It's guaranteed not to Co-OJ' Nursery change. C C HELPS YOU GET FINANCING: We'll help you get Conference Set financing at lowest possible current interest rates, You'll know what your payments are in advance. Thc ~emi.annual East Area ('o1fen'nce of the Greater De. C C. SUPPLIES PEACE OF MIND: We'll tell you before troit Cooperative Nursery Coun- we start exactly v!hen your job will be finished so you can cil will be held this Saturday., plan to enjoy it, How good is the work=' So good we Novemher 16. beginning at 9' guarantee it with two-year free warranty service on labor o'c1oek in the Grosse Pointe r and materials-in writing' War lIfcrnorial. Following regis. ' tration, a series of workshops DINE AT THE ami inl!cllth discussion groups' will enlarge upon the Confer- Want to talk about it:> We'I! be delighted to meet with EXCITING NEW HOMES ell('e 'heme. "A Creative Hap. YOLl, di~cuss how to transform your house into a dream pening," Dr, Cynthia Colvin, of home. There's no obligation, of Course. But at feast you'll PARKSTONE READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Wa\ne Slale university. will know how things COULD t'e. Call anytime. Like Right 8 he a featured lunehl'on speaker, NOW! in IN 'THE TRADITION OF The East Area, largest of thl' four areas in the Council. in- OLD INDIAN VILLAGE }/JX Jli1JA '91LWl \'olv('s aOOtlt 1,200 families and their Jlrc~chool children. EVERYDAY EXCEPT MONDAY IN BLOOMFIELD Among Ihe local N u r s e r y I'hn .IN i17~, );;'''''.'5"'.\ to Pontiac Exit Ihen 10 Opd,kr Sehol" takin:: all aetive parI in -norlh on Opdyke Rd. '., mile OR Woodward I" 0",,) kc ]415 PARKER Ihen 1'. mllo. nOTth on Opdykr this Conferenc(' will bl' Grosse Open DaUy &. Sun. 18; Sat. 1.6: Clo\rd Thl1r,. P"inte Congregational Nur.,l'ry. (2 Blocks North of Jefferson) : Grosse Pointe Shor('~ Nursl'ry. If you wont a new home-but ,",crd immcd,alc GrossI' Pointe Woon" Nursery Free Parking in the Parkstonc Garage 00 looney •.. BUILDING & REMOD£LING CONTRACTORS • RESIDENnAl & COMMERCIAL Play (j, ,lllll. Grosse Pointe Co. RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED CO~lf; S.:.; FlCI, I' "XCITIN(; A:"SWEIIS TO \'OllR NF..:OS 1:-': I; .... , TtFtl VOX 1lI1.1.S TOIlAY: operative Nil r s e r y. Memorial Nursery Inc., anel SI. Paul Lll 4 REIlIlOOMS 2'" RAT':" - "A~!Ir." 1I00M ... 2'~,CAR 823-0300 (;,\fl,\(;K I'fllC.;S n.:OlN AT $46,000. Incll,,';n!: lIa,r 1.01 theran Cooperative Nllr~l'ry. I 18164 48224 PUl TE HOMES CORPORATION DRAPERIES (C~ MA~~!=!2E~o~n FACILITIES FOR PRIVATE With or wiThout CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY 626.4700 - 338-9279 your fabriC ~G PARTIES AVAILABLE • DETROIT • ATLANTA • CHICAGO Custom mQde. • WASHIN~TON by Rita SERYING THIS AREA SINCE 1956

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4A-H.IL' WANTED 6-FOR RENT- 6-FOR RENT- 'A-FOR RENT 61-5TORAGE SPACE (Furnished) (Oomtlticl (Unfumished) (Unfurnished) ATTIC for storage. Private 2.BEDROOM corner apartment, home. Harper Woods. 884- MAID for general clean.up in CHIPPENDALE COURT Apart- ROSEVILLE deluxe, new one ment. Roseville. Fraser Rd. top floor. Prestige buJIding. 9308. beauty salon. 3 days a week. be droo man d kitchenette and Chippendale. New, 1 and ~afayette Park area. Avail. phoJle TUxedo 6.3088. apartment. completely fur. .CLASSIFIED 2.bedroom, walk.in closet able 7.1-68. Carpeting and 7-WANTED TO RENT nished with all new furnish- WANTED-Experienced cooks, your own private basement: draperies included. Contact ings, all with maid service waitresse sand c 0 u pies . Appliances, pool, air condi. agent at WOodward 1-6955. WAYNE State professor. one and linens. We pay all utili. Grosse Pointe Employment tioning. Apartment, 772.8410. child desires to rent 2 or 3 ADS Agency. TUxedo 5-4576. Office, LAkeview 1.2840. ties. Ideal. for bachelors, bedroom unfurnished house NOW RENTING working couples, teachers etc. with garage. Occupancy in. HOUSEKEEPER - Cook for 2 Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To s.'rve You Quickly HARPER WOODS - 7 room ap. New Deluxe Ot/1.er apartments $31 and $42 December. References on reo . adults, $100 per week. Good artment above store. Adults Garden Apartments per week furnished. No chil- references necessary. 886- quest. R~ply to Box F66,' security, $175. TUxedo 1-4377 dren or pets. 293.2440. Motel Grosse Pomte News. Your Ad Can B. Charged 6555. Warrens finest address near Morocco, 32160 Gratiot across NEFF near St. Paul. 2.bedroom Macomb Community College from Macomb Mall. FEMALE elementary art teach. lower flat. Aduits, no pets. in outstanding Warren Woods. : S-SITUATION WANTED Lease, $200. TUxedo 5-4100 er needs workshop space, basement, space room, etc. TOLES REAL ESTATE One and 2 bedrooms feature INDIAN Village. 3rd !Ioor of IF YOU'LL name the job you town house. Utilities. Ideal with bathroom facilities. TU want done. we'll do it • • • central air oonditioning, car. 28-TUTORING I4-HELP WANTED ALTER ROAD AT peting, drapes, G.E. kitchen for bachelor. $160. 1043 Park- 4-1186. Stokes Multiple Services, VA EAST JEFFERSON er. 231-8961. Clm,ijied Deadline PRIVATE home tutoring. We WAITRESS - experienced, for 4-9172. with dishwasher, double door NEEDED: 2 or 3 bedroom resi- 5 ROOM lower flat. 2 bedroomI'. Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m .• have ex cell e n t, certified food and cocktails. Apply in refrigerator, walk in closets, dence. Reasonable. Refer- New Iy decorated, electric 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT for all new copy, changes of EXPERIENCED receptionist vanity bath. Com m un i t Y ences. TU ~0740 after 6 p.m. teachers. All subjects at person. Perini's. 10721 Whit- range, refrigerator, air condi- copy and canceUaUons. It Is secretary desires part time house and pool. ROOM - Lady or man, em- reasonable rates. Otto's Tu. tier. tioned. Full basement, gar- suggested that all real estate toring Service, VEnice 9-6543. work, Knowledge of switch- ployed. Quiet, private home EXECUTIVE would like to rent age. LanrL;cape service. $200 From $165 including all utilities copy be submitted to our of- BUS BOY - must be 18. Apply board and office procedures. near transportation. VA house in Grosse Pointe area. per month. One rear lease- except electricity. fice by Monday & p.m. READING DEVELOPMENT- in per son. Perini's, 10721 886-4569. 2.4593. No young children - no pets. For all students who need Whitt).er. security deposit. Available See furnished model References. 886.6141. KINDLY experienced nurse will about December 1. VAlley 2- specialized help during the take care of your loved one, 6C-OFFICES FOR RENT STUDENT, over 18, or retiree to 6611. Charge Ads-12 Words for $1.25 school year. Emphasis i, convalescent or chronic cases, 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE placed in fundamental read. work in flower shop and de. IOc ead! addltionol word day or night. WillilIg .assume NEFF - Attractive 3 bed. MOCERI ing skills, perceptual diffi- liver flowers. LAkeview 6-1 responsibility. Excellent refer- rooms. 2 baths. Fireplace. ga. 6062. OUTFIT YOli~RFAMILY Call ' culties, phonics, word recog. ences. 331-5031after 6 p.m. rage. References. Adults. 885. vern ier road nition and interesting vocab. 22$. ARMS ulary strengthener. Home- SEC'Y. $540. FREE. Good skills, 292M Gloede-turn north off 12 Largest Selection of Resale TUXEDO 2-6900 ad agency. SECRETARIAL SERVICES Clothing in Area. work guidance available. TU Grace Brown Mile Rd. East of Schoenherr, fisher road 3 Tfunk Lines 5-6215. JOY DOMAN 496 ST, CLAI R across from Macomb Com. New sportwear and lingerie Mack-Cadieux Area munity Colleg€. ALL ABOUT MODERN MATH 27500 Harper P~ 2.5600 Transcribing. general typing, CITY OF GROSSE POINTE- office space 50 to 75% Off NEWS SALES STATIONS -New maUl concepts taught Open S:\turday 10 'hI 2 I 881-5350 4 bedroom, 2 bath apartment, Phone 775-6644. Original Price DOWNTOWN AREA Close to schools, shopping 3 multi.tenant buildings !o all. students. Strengthen- BOOKKEEPER f E t'd Fall Clothing Taken Grand CirCUlI Park Newa Stand mg given in addition, sub. . or as Sl ~ and transportation. Living MARYLAND. 3 room apart. from Majestic News Stand on Consignment for traction, multiplication and CPA office. Must be. exper!. Your Girl Friday room with natural fireplace. ment-heated. Prefer one per- 1 ROOM to 2800 Sq. Ft. E. JEFFERSON TO CITY liMITS division, percentages deci. e~~ed. Pleasant workmg con. Secretarial Service Formal dining room, pantry son. Available December 1. Alden Park Manor. E. Jefferson mals and junior high equa. dltlons. _Sa 1~r y .open. Call and modern kitchen with $115. One month security de. PART AVAILABLE NOW LEE'S FASH ION MART aDd VanD,.ke Mimeographing Park Drugs. City Llmlt. tions. 885.6215. 881.8140 for mtervlew. built.in dishwasher. Pleasant posit. Call after 6. 884.9360. or 20339 Mack TU 1-8082 Riverhouse Gift Shop, RELIABLE retiree in good Mrs. Colem~n TU 4.6442 courtyard and garage. Rent. 10 to 5 Daily; Frl. 'til 9 Il900 E. oJelferlOn $300. Shown by appointment. DISTINCTIVELY PRIVATE TU'fORING health to run eastside auto- GROSSE POINTE PARK NOW RENTING BARN SIDING ~ Authentic I" IN matic car wash. No hard phy- BOOKKEEPINc. SERVICE MICHIGAN CONDOMINIUM DESIGNED M1ller Pharmacy. Waybum and weathered, hand hewn, na. Kercheval YOUR OWN HOME sical labor. Own transporta. SALES CO. New 1 and 2 Bedrooms SUITES Sullivan Pharmacy. Beaconsfield tion. Mon..Fri. 8:00 a.m ..3:00 Employees' earnings records, tural timber. 1-463.2179. All subjects; all grades. 886.4880 Gd Kercheval p.m Reply Box C25, Grosse payroll taxes, sales tax, pay- FOR Lou's Party Store on Charlevoix Aduj'is and children. Certi- WOODSIDE MANOR and Lakepoblte Pointe News. ables, receivables, journals SPRING OCCUPANCY ORGAN. Hammond, model M- fied teachers. and general ledger. Can pick WHITTlE R.HARPER area APTS. 102, deluxe spinet, Contempor. GROSSE POiNTE CITY Call: SECRETARY-Sales G.M. area. up and deliver. middle-age couple, no pets. :5 ary walnut. Excellent condi. Cunnl:llgbaDl's Drup. Non Dame DETROIT AND SUBURBAN H;S. grad. Opportunity. Goou room flat, upper. Fully car- On Garfield-l block south of VirBen tion. Call 1185-7078. and Kercheval TV 2-3458 peted, drapes, air-conditioned. Notre Dame Pharmacy. Noue TUTORING SERVICE starting salary. Large manu. 15 Mile, Fraser, Mich. Properties, Inc. Dame and Kercheval KE 7-4653 facture. Tyl'ing, shorthand. TUxedo 6-1508 or PRescott 1- BEAUTIFUL Royal Kerman Bon Secour HospItal on Cadleux G,E. appliances carpeting, air. 8750206. 5219. . TU 2-0899 Shah. Persian rug. 6'6"x4'6". GROSSE POINTE FARMS TRI.cITY conditioning, 'all utililies ex. Perfect condition. Recent im. cept electricity. Trail Pharmacy. Kercheval on 2.E--SCHOOLS GENERAL OFFICE - Variety BABY SITTERS 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, heated IJOrt.$495. 884-4683, evenings. the Bill of duties, .,meeting public, for MODERN dental office. :Mack Farn1s DrulS. J'lsher Rd. and garage, \ 172 M u i r Rd. CalI MODEL OPEN DAILY near Warren, across from Post BETHEL DAY CARE CENTER catering concern. PR1-G300, Competent, adult women J. W. DeMeyer. Lambrecht POOL TABLE, 4x1. bar type. sc~:ft~:~rugs. FIsher Rd. ana after 10 a.m. for babl'sitting, convalescent 1-8 p.m. except Thursdays. Office. Air.condltioned, two Good condition. $295. TUxedo Maumee 21150 MOROSS RD. Realty Co.. for appointment. opl'.raling rooms, reception CunnIDgham Drugs, Mack. and ? and elderly care. available. Model: 294-5640 Office: 779-1370 1-4546. (2 blks east of SECRETARY, must have short. WOodward 3-6585. room, laboratory and office. Mile Boad Edsel Ford X.way) Cottage HospItal on Kercbeval and hand. Eastside location. Very LICENSED and BONDED Adequate parking. TU 408975 PET PORTRAITS by Alice Muir 7 a.m. thru 6 p.m. GROSSE Pointe, Maryland, 5 Kerlt.Woods Drug Center, Mack pleasant working eonditions. EAST Jefferson apartment fur- or TU 2-1413. Curtis are ideal gUls. Let her Ages 2',2 thru 5 754-6070 and Bournemouth Indoor parking. Hours 9 to 5. nished or unfurnished. Bache- room upper, garage. $125. photograph your cat or dog. Security deposit required. 886. 500 TO 1,200 sq. ft. air condi- GROSSE POINTE WOODS 881-4908 758-5438 Call 823.5444. lor or 1 bedroom, completely Call evenings. 885-8620. PART-TIME bookkeeping, typo 5325. tioned b u i I din g. St. Cl8ir Grcsse PoInte Pharmacy. Mack ing, 15-20hour week, now un. carpeted. Exclusive clientele. and Mancbester HA lRDRESSER needed for Excellent sound-proof, eleva. Shores. 771-1870. FINE furniture, houFe hold. Harkness Pbarmacy. Mack and 3-L05T AND FOUND beauty salon in Grosse Pointe til June 15. 881.1666. ST. CLAIR, Grosse Pointe City, Lochmoor tor building. Good transpor. upper income, heat included. GROSSE POINTE "VILLAGE" goods. garden tools. Saturday, Howard Johnsons, Mack and 8- LOST: Dark green purse, mono- Farms. 881-6833. tation. 821-9314or Edgewater Nov. 16, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., . MIle FORMER secretary desires reo 2 large bedrooms, living room, Offices - desk space - parking Bob's Drugs. Mack and RoI1)'D gram M.C.S. Monica. TU 2- WOMAN for general drug store ceptionist or general office 1-4464. dining room, large kitchen TU 5.0518 TO 2-7252 905 Bishop Lane. corner of . DETROIT ARe,.. OlBB. and cosmetics. No Sundays. ,work. Typing and shorthand. with stove, back porch. Front Jefferson, 2 blocks west of LABELLE 459 - Grosse Pointe AVAILABLE immediately, sev. Briggs Drug Store, Mack and Referer.ces. TUxedo 5-8700. TUxedo 4.Q535. and side entrance. Newl)' Cadieux. '.\'ouralne Farms. Unfurnished 3.bed- eral air conditioned offices. decorated. $150 plus security Rands Medical Service Pharmacy, 4-HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED mature haby- room Colonial. Formal dining Price range $50 to $100includ. Mack and Moran LEGAL secretary, downtown deposit. TUxedo 1-0539. PARTY GIVERS love our sham- G.P. Post Omce. Mack and War. JR. STENOGRAPHER. East- office, good typist, accurate sitter, full or half day, own room, family room. 2-car ga. ing utilities. Chet Sampson poing without water. Sit on ren rage. $300 month. Parkie. Drug Store. Mack and St. side office, 5 day week, good shorthand, will train, 5 day transportation. TUxedo 6.1463. MOROSS ROAD between Kelly Travel Service Building, Illl) clean, dry carpet instantly. {;Ialr typist, some shorthand, accu- week, days. WO 2-4790. Eves - SILLOWAY & CO. and Harper. Upper one bed. Kercheval. TUxedo 5.7510. Rent our new Racine Machin&. Devonshire Drul!, Mack and GERMAN-American companion rate, perroanent; days 567- TUxedo 1-0619. TU 4.7000 room income. Couple or older Walker's, 20369 Mack Ave. DevoD~ nurse, invalid care, excellent MEDICAL.PROFESSIONAL . . L &. L Pharmacy. Mack and Bea. 2233, eves: 821-9859. person. 882-8034. ronsrteld HIGH school boy to rake leaves, refence, have car. Will travel. GROSSE Pointe Woods. 20867 DRIVERSl Approximately $18 Maryland Beverage Shopp~ 839-2844. HARCOURT - 3 bedroom, 2 ]7221 Eo JEFFERSON, air.con. Mack near Maryland MANICURIST for Grosse Pointe odd jobs after school. Vicinity bath Georgian Colonial In. )\lack at HoUywood. 1-10 room buYs $10.000/$20,000Liability. Country Club Lane-Moross, in ditioned terrace, 2 large bed- ST. CLAIR SHORES Farms Salon. Call 881.6833. WILL care for child, my home. come. Living worn with fire- suite, will divide and reo Property damage. Medical Farms. TUxedo 1.0552. rooms, lots of closet space, payments. TUxedo 1.2376. Manor Pharmacy. Greater lIIack for part.time working mother. place, formal dining room. 3 model to suit. Alsl}2400sq. ft. and Red Maple Lane SALESLADY for Grosse Pointe 1", baths, large living room, basement area for lab, of. American DIscount. Greater shop, 9:30 to 3 p.m. 5 days, GENERAL cleric31 work, typ. 886-6588. car garage. To be decorated. nook, kitchen with buill.ins. H.O. Aurora slot racing set, 55' Mack and 9-Mile Rd. Upper: $325.00 - Lower: fices, etc. TUxedo 4.1340 or Lake Pharmacy. E. 9 lIlile, Between no Saturdays. 886-6698. ing and some shorthand. Ex- full basement, carport. We track. many accessories, $30 2 RELIABLE high school girls $350.00.Carpeting and drapes TUxedo 6.W61l. Mack and Jefferson perienced. Over 35. 885.8548. desire baby sitting after will decorate. $260per month. or best offer. 886-4196. OFFICE assistant, full time, included. Immediale occu- Call between 8:30 and 3 p.m. EAST Warren near Cadieux. some typing, good with fig- RELIABLE. pleasant, intelligent IChool, weekends. TU 1-7572. pancy. 881-9033. Air conditioned. 884-9440. MAN'S complete wardrobe, SU8 l-PUBUC NOTICE ures. "On the Hill". 886-5613. woman to watch our two RELIABLE LADY wishes con. HIGBIE 42 regular, excellent condition, school.age boys, straighten the valescent care, baby sitting. TIME ]S MONEY! Reasonable. 886.1265. Forming a STENO - TYPIST, experienced house, 11-6:30, Monday and REALTY Grosse Pointe City IBM electric, general office Light duties. 5 days. Refer- YOU can save lots of both time ESTA'l'ES bought and sold. BRAND NEW, Tuesday. Own transportation. ences. 331-8259. 84 Kercheval-886-7100 and money with an office near work and receptionist, pleas. G.P. City near Jefferson. TU. Two bedroom upper, 2-car Complete or odd pieces. An- ga.age, air conditioner. your home. EXCITING ant working conditions. Grosse 5.3995. tique;$, silver, china, furni- Social Club! Pointe Electronics Co. Write SA-5ITUATION WANTED NEFF RD. Upper flat, 2 bed- stove, refrigerator. Short SEE our excellent office space tare. Oriental rugs. Hugh C. briefly age. experience. sala. EAST side girl for general of. (Domestic) rooms, available now. Adults walking distance to shop. "On The Hill" today. Up to Bolan. 10233 Woodward, TO Both Sexes ping and transportation. 18-25 years of age ry, to Box G82, Grosse Pointe fice. 9 a.m ..2 p.m. 15517Mack, only, no pets. 353-7854. 2,200 square feet available. 6-2500. News. near Nottingham. IRONING neatly done in my $190 month. Interested?? home. 527-9651. SUBLET Eastside Apartment- KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 CLAIRTONE stereo. AM-FM Call Donald. 2.7 p.m. only FULL OR PART-time window MANUFACTURERS agent 2-bedrooms, 2 baths, living SWEENEY & MOORE radio. Like new. Cost $500, Phone: 883-6658 cleaners, wall washers, jani- needs experienced office help COOKING-Will live in. VAl. room with wood burning fire. 881-6800 6D-RESORT PROPERTY will sacrifice $150. 886.1265. tors, painlers, $8.000to $12,000 to assist secretary. with long ley 4-3419. place, dining room. River- FORRENT per year plus vacation and term possibility of full time front View. $235 month. 823- DAVENPORT and chair. Kit. lA-MUSiC EDUCATION bonus. Must be A.l worker. work. PIe a san t telephone LAUNDRY done in my home. ?l06. VAlley 2-71'/2. 3 ROOMS, stove, refrigerator, chen table. formic a top, Experienced preferred. Apply manner, and accurate typing Expert in fancy work. Call air conditioner. ear pc t s • LIDO BEACH chairs. RCA console hi-fi, . STEWART Piano Method. 4 11526 Morang, Detroit, 8 to necessary. Hours and salary 776.6446. GROSSE POINTE - Two.flat, adults. $160. PReseott 5-4173. Fireplace equipment. 2 bird year olds learn keyboard 856 Nottingham, corner. Up. --_._------~-- SARASOTA, FLORIDA 4:30 p.m. open. 886-3740days. 886-5030 cages. All excellent condition .. harmony, transposition ~:md EXPERIENCED lady desires per 5 rooms. For appoint- BEDFORD Outer Drive, 5 room evenings. Monday and Friday general. Two deluxe, brand new apart- 882-1095. Matthay Technique. Lessons QUALIFIED experienced tax ment. 881-5219. lower, heated, garage, base- mcnts in Lido Harbour South at your home. TUxedo 4.5600. man required for days begin. 921-3289. ment, deposit. TUxedo 6.2387. (opening December) available GAS dryer, washer, gas stove, ning January. Good commis. WE HAVE moved our Real LADY wishes every other Wed. F ROAD, d~plex, .5 rooms, ------,-- refrigerator, large gas ironer. NEr 2 BEDROOM uppcr. Grosse for lease for this coming win- PIANO lessons. Beginners and sion. Reply Box G28, Grosse Estate Office in Grosse Pointe nesday and Friday. $12 and' fIre pia c e, Jalousie porch. Curtains. 885-7164. advanced. Master of music Pointe. for lease, garbage ter sea~on. Exquisitely fur. Pointe News. to larger quarters and are in bus fare. 571-9074. Adults only. TUxedo 5.7429. nished; in Sarasota's newest degree, concert pianist. LA 6- disposal, built.in oven and HANDPAINTED milk cans, bas- need of aggressive, neat and condominium, d ire c t I y on 0127. LOWER flat, Somerset near range. newly decorated. car- ket and lunch box purses. Also EXPERIENCED shoe salesman conscientious sales people. IRONING done neatly in my famous Lido Beach. Ph and 2 for Mr. lIIcCourts Shoe Stlre, Charlevoix. Fireplace, 2.bed. peted throughout, garage and class instructions. 'I'U 4..5392. PIANO, ORGAN: Pre.school Experienced preferred but borne. 821-6603. bedroom, pool, gardens and 16849 Kercheval. not essential. We will train rooms, den and garage. Re. utilities included, No children. through university level. Wal. clubhouse. Own,,~' - 618 Bubl GROSSE POINTE STUDIO you. Excellent commissions EXPERIENCED lady wishes 5 cently decorated. $175. TUxe- $185. 8S6-5315after 6 p.m. ter Mueller, 482 Colonial Ct. Building, Detroit. 963.1670. ART GALLERY and complete "ADVERTISING days per week. Cooking, do 1-777B,aflN' 5 p.m. N. TUxedo 6-1090. and bonuses. Pleasant atmos- picture framing. 395 Fisher MAltKETPLACE" phere and congenial coopera. housework. Will stay some VERNIER ROAD BEACONFIELD, Grosse Pointe Rd., Grosse Pointe. 886-6694. tion. Interviews will be strict. nights. WAlnut 26848. GROSSE POINTE WOODS WEST PALM, Florida. furnish. PUNCH AND JUDy We place people in advertising Park - Upper flat. 6 rooms. ed 2 bedroom bungalow cou- ly confidential. ONE bedroom upper income G YEAR baby crib, Kantwet MUSIC STUDIOS IJ~ONING neatly done in my Adults only. 822-2831. ple. Available for season be. Guitar Piano apartment. Private porcb. In. mattress, complete. excellent ESSEX PERSONNEL BETTY VINGI 886-3210 home. VAlley 4-7160. ginning Oct. 1 to June 1. 791- Guitar Rental and Sales GROSSE Pointe Area. Upper cludes carpeting, stove, refrig. condition, $25. 331.5786. 961-4300 353-8510 2-bedrooms. large living and eratoI', heat, hot water. Avail. 7861 or 791.6905. 15 Kercheval 214 Penobscot 18280W. 10 Mile --_ .. MOVING-Light walnut 9 piece 58-EMPLOYMENT dinillg room, firepluce. Ncwly able immediately. $150month. FT. LAUDERDALE. FLA. 2. Grosse Pointe Farms 4A-HELP WANTED BUREAU decorated. Heat furnished. Call 886-8059 dining room set from Herkey TU 4.4440 Res. TV &3399 bedroom, 1 bathroom house DENTAL ASSISTANT (Domesticl $150. Adults. 881-9051. with Florida room. Complete. & Gay Heirloom Furniture. ly furnished. Rent by month New fireplace fixtures, books, .\ge 20 to 30 with formal train. EXPERIENCED w 0 man for FIELDING MAID SERVICE HUNT Club near Expressway. !SA-FOR RENT records, office table. stenog- ELlIUNA CAMBURN starting Dec. 1st. 10 mill. to ing or experience. Chair side cooking and light housekeep- Do )',IU lieed help for one lve. Unfurnished 3-bedroom brick (Furnished) rapher chair. hat rack!;, many :MMTA Certified Piano Teacher ing. Live-in. OWn room, bath, ning? We will cook, serve, or ranch. 2.car garage. $200 downlown, J5 to beJlch. All Theory Classes only-no typing or bookkeep. miscellaneous. ing. Good pay and v3caUon TV. Other help. References. provide maid service for your month. First and last month's utilities and yard cal'e. Air Studio Punch and Judy Bldg. RIVER HOUSE conditioning and heat. Write New, embroidered linen ban- -No evenings. Phone after 8 885-4312. !larty. Reiiable :md well dis. rent. $100 security deposit. quet cloth. Cost $125; sell, 15 Kercheval TU 1-'1747 Mrs. J. B. Clark. ~:l9 Kansas p.m., TUxedo 6-1140. ciplined service. 293-1733. Immediate occupancy. 715. SPOTLESS, completely furnish. $15. Rayon banquet cloth; Res.: 1023 Roslyn TU 4.2832 IF YOU ARE looking for 5404 after 4:30 p.m. etl one bedroom apartment Ave., 33312or call 305.583-1221. domestic work of any kind ------co~t $25, sell $10. with fine view of the river. SKIERS! Cottage. 2 miles west Beautiful new wide ties. Men's and have referances. Call EFFICIENT WORKERS E~. EAST- .JEFFERSON 8200 _ For lease Novcmber 1st to l)loyment Agency has cxperl' , . '. of Royn;>City. Sleeps 6. Avail. varnished shoe trees. Efficient Workers Agency, enced day workers, general' Shorehne Apartments, RIver. May 1st, $200 per month. MILDRED BRIGGS Secretarial Trainee LOraine 8.3118. able by weekend, week or 397 Neff, upstairs. TUxedo 2. housework, live.ins, cooks. I front. 2 bcdro~ms. 2 ~aths, PIANO and THEORY KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 season. 886.1439. 6582. Sale until all is sold. Position available in our sales EUROPEAN laundress, MOIl- LOraine 8-3118. : earpl'led. electrically eqUIpped BRIGGS MUSIC STUDiO , KItchen. Lease. Save by sub order department, working days, Tuesdays, will need 3 POMPAN-O-B-e-a~-h,-F-Io-r-id-a-,-2. PERFECTChri;t~as gift-A~: 15 Kercheval Pun<:h and Judy with our 2 sales managers, days during boys lIur,)mer II rcnlal, 822.1384. Morr.ings...~_ bedroom completely furnished tumn Haze mink stole. 88&- Building. to handle normal sales cor. vacation and holidays. Excel- '-FOR R£NT- - OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5 and equipped home. Patio. 10 0389. respondenc(' and pr~aring 4 Grosse Poinle Icnt wages. References. ~!~~is~.edl~ 1 c~~~~ hl~~IT~rl~~~~~' ;~~~11~586 NOTRE DAME minutes to Ocean. No chil, - sales reports. No shorthand TUxedo 4-()606. dlen. 885.0044. BABY grand piano $SOO. Excel- TUxedo 2-5680 required. Previous experience 13326 MAi :>EN ty deposit. 43.)9 Bedford. TUx- lent condition. Sofa, chairs, edo 6.1629. Welcome to a ('harming frame in this field is desirable. Sal. CLEANING lady, neat appear. DETROIT .- _._- bungalow, LiviD!: room with 6E-GARAGES FORRENT cornice board. All reasonable. ary commen~(Irate witb abil. 28- TUTORING ing, non.smoker, to clean Harper.Chalmers area. 2 bed. BALFOUR RD, Upper modern. n a t u r a I fireplace, dining After 9 p. m. and weekends, ity and previous experience, Mondays. Tuesdays and Fri. room upper income. Adults. 2.bedroom brick. Larke kit. room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms GARAGE for rent. Mack.Bisoop TUxedo 4..2458. Hours 8:30 to 5:00. Goo d days. Must have good reler- TUxedo 5.9449 fOf appoint. chcn and dining room, dis and balh. Close to shopping arca. TUxedo 1.2128. fringe benefits. t'or a per. BABY GRAND PIANO - Wia- COMMUNITY ences. TU 1-7250. ment. $90 per month. pasal, e!Cctric slovc, Bedroom and transportation. $225 sonal interview call Miss ter. Carved. $400. Other mis. floors sanded and havc new month. 6F-TO SHARl TUTORING SERVICE Diane Stevens at Friden, Inc. EX PER I E N C E D cook for LAKEVIEW. Three bedrooms, LIVING QUARTERS cellaneous household items. three baths, Excellent condi. Rymnasium finish. Brand Ilew VAlley 1-4246. MRS. LOUIS MARICK DIREC- 1938 East Jefferson, Detroit. Grosse Pointe home. Livc in. carpet in dining room, living GEORGE PALMS REALTOR Other help employed. Call ' tion. Available now. $300 WILL share furnished apart. TOR Tutoring by degree teach. ~Iichigan. 567.2555. room, hall. Never been used. I TV 6.4444 ears available in 811 subjects for Woodward 2.2960.9 a.m. to S month. ment with gentleman. Must An equal opportunity employer .\IAXON BROS. TU 26000 The whole upper has bl!cn I have references. 884.9440. I Upholstering Sale grades high school, college and p.m. newly painted. Side drive and adult education. WOMA:-J in the Grosse Pointe LAUNDRESS: Washings and UPPER. room ineomc, refrig. garage. Beautiful location TilE Farms. Cape Cod, close to 6H-GARAGES WANTED Chairs $29 Sofa $69 339 Merriweather Wood area to babysit for 2 must be good ironer. Tues. erator, stove, utilities includ near Grosse Pointe, not far shops. schools, bus. 2.bed. Free Pickup. restyll"" WANTED: Garage for boat TUxedo 4-2820 children, ages 6 and 8 oeca. days and Wednesdays. $1'l ed. One month security de. from Hudson's Eastland and rooms, t 'h balhs, 2.car ga. and Scotchguarding and carfare. Reference. reo posit. $115month. 1339Mary. 1-94. $155 a month and de. ra~e. No pcts. TUxedo 2. storage, Alter Road.Jefferson OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS sionally during the day and 366-5746 quired. TUxedo 4-9176. land after 6 p.m. posit. Call TUxedo 1.Q140. 0965. area. 331.5186. Grosse Pointe Farms evenings. 886.1878. .... r GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November 14, 1968 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 9-ARTICLES WANTED ll-AUTOS FOR SALE l1-AUTOS FOR SALE ll-AUTOS FOR SALE FISHER hi.fi console. 40 w. BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. 1968 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE CHEVROLET '62 Impala 4.door AM.FM tuner, Gerard turn. Browsers always welcome. 9 PASSENGER wagon. Power 1967 CHEVROLET. Order can. hardtop. V-B, automatic, pow- table. Set recently overhauled B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss steering, brakes, windows, and celed. MUST sacrifice. Will er steering, brakes, excellent and in mint condition. Beauti. Ethel Claes, 1670 Leverette 6 way seat. Also AM.FM accept trade, Terms arranged. condition. One owner. $495. 884.8852. CLASSIFIED ful mahogany cabinet. $800 (48216). WO 3.4267. radio with stereo, air condi. FUNSTON 'lnew in 1961. Besl offer over tioning, and vinyl roof with GAS STOVE, want fairly new, $too, Call Ben. TUxedo 5.9167, luggage rack. Pre. owned hy CHEVROLET 1965 CADILLAC Coupe 4eVmt in good condition. TUxedo alter 7 p.m. Can be seen eve. G.M. sales executive. Yellow 12950 Gratiot 371.9208 Eldorado Silver, low mileage. 2.9433. ADS I nings in the Farms. finish wilh black trim. Full Fully equipped. l~I WANTED: Library type stand factory waIl'anty available. ,» PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 1963 FORD Galaxie 500, auto. up Dictionary stand. Rea. Only 5,000 miles. COFFEY CADI LLAC @ E. Warren at Balfour Wom~ matic, reverberator r a d i 0, 31BO E JEFFERSON sonable. TUxedo 2.8182. Call TUxedo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly Wi ens Guild Christma~ Fair Monroe shocks,' clean. 881. 9387. LO 7.6811 Your Ad Can Be Charged fl Wednesday, November 20th, lOA-MOTORCYCLES Randy Wood >-" 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Lunch. FOR SALE ill eon will be served 11:00 a.m. "Wa%%!f.M&@m:::~mw~J"SII%iJ,j>£?M?i!'!,@'!f<1,~';?1.'1l;mm,~ to 2:00 p,m. Free baby sitting 1968 T R I U M P H Bonneville, Pontiac service. 1,700 miles. JI1ust see. $1,000. 103 MACOMB CORVETTES & SPORT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE ,8~ARTICLES F()~~~L~. BEAUTIFUL 36" drum table, ._:r:_Ux_e~~!~~9: MT. CLEMENS MODERN 12.ft. conf~~~~~'t; BRAND new Ruger 10 shot 22: LADIES dresses, coats, evening 12' refrigerator, gas range, lOB-TRUCKS 779-0110 CARS WANTED ~Ie with 8 chairs, 3 air. condi. rifle with Bushncll 4X, case, dresses, some designer, sizes Motorola TV, maple bed and - ~--- boners. Se~eral plastic top exIra clip. cleaning kit. Best 10.11.12. Men's suits and dresser, fireplace equipment NEW '68 i 1965 Bonneville convertible. fire tables. Cha.1rS and benche~. offer. 822.4810. sport coats, 42 long, 36 waist, 836.1370. CHEVROLET engine red with white top Large draftIng table. ElectriC 1- - . excellent condition. Reason. ---.-.------and seals, spotlighl, power HANEY SPORT CARS s t 0 v e. 567.9515. Evenings, [ COMBINATION radio and TV,' able. 8828738. . DISP~SI~G of all h~usehold Pickup and camper. Following steering, brakes $1250, 1. 882.8522. $10, General electric refrig.I.. .. .~...... ~urmshmgs. ]920 PerIod din. I equipment: V-8, heavy duty HOward 5.0505 after 5 p.m. 15200 GRATIOT BET. 7 & 8 MiLE ------. erator, $10. Walnut table ANTIQU~<;. Neig~borhood Sale. room,. new gold sofa, 109 springs, custom cab, tinted VI RGI N lA'S lamps, ~5. 6018 Barrett Ave. of HaVIland chma, cut ~nd chrome dmetle set,. apart. glas~, front bubble window, 19liO ~USTIN HEALY Sprite, DR 2-1777 .. . pressed glass. Jenny Lmd ment gas range, refrigerator, I single gas bottle and regula. rebuilt. $650. 823.4663. ATIIC TREASURES DINETTE set, formica walnut bed. Many other items. Fri. wringer washer like new. tor. All factory equipment. ------. 10:30.5 Daily Closed Mon. like top, 8 chairs, white with d~y only 12 to 5. 840 Barring. Many small item~ and appJi. Ready for hunting season? 1966 BUICK Electra 225 4 door high back, 2 - years old. 884. ton. anees. 5059 KenslOgton, Sat. '66 Olds Toronado 2.dr. hard- '6B Old~ 442 convertible. I, We Buy and Sell 7837. . _.------.. ------. -- urday, November 16 only, 9 $3744 hardtop. Beige finish, vinyl (Including sales tax. Up to 5 roof, white vinyl trim. All. top. Gleaming Gold finish. 8, automatic, power steering, 22418 Mack, bet. 8 and 9 Mile------.. MARBLE top dresser and mir. to 5. TU 4.5711 for advance power brakes, console. lovely 772.8606 BLONDE sheared racoon full ror, cherry, also matching information. years financing. As 101'1as 10% power. Very sharp. $1,895 automatic, power steering, White corar. Full price, down). full price. Trade or terms. length fur coat, $100, beige commode. antiques. PReseot( .. --.---- power brakes. $2195. $2895. OLD 3 tiered side table, walnut sheared otter coat with mink 6.0110. BRAND new, 4 original equip. RICHARD dining console, antique brass coll~ -200 C II 8861078 --- .. ------ment Good Year tire 825x14, ED RINKE '67 Camara 2.dr. hardtop. '65 Chevrolet Biscayne 2.dr. ar, ~ . a . ,J. BASEMENT - Golf clubs, eam. four pl.v rated, 2 ply, while BUICK sedan. 6, automatic. Rich picture.plaque, Blackthorn and t h d I h CHI:VROLET 8.cylinder, 3 on the floor. Gold exterior. Like new, Full Mexican canes. Other old DUAL bed spread, gold and eras, s ereo ea set, cot. side walls. $100 or best offer. 16941 E. WARREN 886.3090 . whl'te qUI'lted.lI'ke new. L~rge ing. appliances,. Iurniture, LA 7.2268. VAN DYKE AT IOlh MILE RD. Like new. Full price, $.1195. price, $795. Items, jamous pictures. Youth u. II TU d 01 milk can, miscellaneous. 884. mlsce aneous. xc 04. 47.---'-.' -- .. ----~ J E 6-0255 '63 Chev. 9 passenger wagon. '67 Cruwn Imperial. Full .~_ed_. __V_A_3'()6~1.______1545. GIBSON12-~tring guita;"~i~~ fa - la . Ia . Ia . la . la . la . la _. power steering, power brakes power, factory air, only L'IL Indian mini.bike, 3 h.p., ------.-.--- Gibson A 40 mandolin. VAl., la . la - la .la . la . la . la . la I!.!.l-AUT~S Fa.R SALE power seats, power rear win. 16.000 miles on thi~ Gold beauty. Full price, $3495. runs well. Reasonable. Strom. MINK coat. Cerulean, size U:, 1 664'/ W I dow, tilt whcel, radio, low unusually good condition. 863. ey 2. . I e sea your gifts in tin I mileage. $600. 881.543B. becker Road Race, ping-pong 8580. I LARGE oak dilling room set. 2' cans at the Penny Whistle 11966 OLDS 98 Custom Cou,e. table, bar bells. 882.6085. _ h Shop. Brigbt C h r i s t mas Silver finish, black trim, full ------WHITE Frigidaire eleclric stove master c airs, 5 'others, all labels. $1 T "MY DOUBLE" dress form, upholst~red in gree;l velvet; power, ,495. rarle or Bill Lee . in good condition, $30. TUx- I I I I I terms aids $10. Spee d .0.P nnt mimeo. love beat, davenport.bed, a. a. a. a. la. a - la . la . DRIVE I graph $70. Readers Digest _ edo 5.4881. _ miscellaneous furnilure. VAl. la. la . Ia . la . la - la - Ia . Ia R ICHARD THE ONE 295 S. Gratiot, Mt. Clemens books, 50c each. Wurlitzer HUMIDIFIER used one year. ley 3-5331, .------. BUICK 465.0456 465-0821 accordian $80. HO train set, AMC automatic floor polisher -- ---."-.---- PHILCO refrigerator - freezer FROM THE MASTER switches, about 50' track $50. and rug cleaner. 822.2914. COMBO compact organ and across top, $50. Portable sew. 16941 E. Warren 886-3090 I Postcard printer. Small table _._ .. . ' , .. __ Fender pro.reverb amp. Good ing machine $30. Platform CRAFTSMEN - loom. 23055 Kipling, St. Clair MINK jacket. size 10,12, good condition. $750. 884.3391, rocker. $25, Men's suits llnd Shores, PRescott 7.7305. condition, $165. TUxedo 1. --- .. '-- - _ -.-- sport coats, ladies wool . 0619. DINING drop leaf extension dresses and skirts, small size, __ ' " _ table, 6 matched chairs with cheap. Children's clothes, m. 1968 Paul McGlone Cadillac DRAPER J ES WANT to sell your ski equip. cane center panels - honey Iant to 5. Play pen, $10. Snow 1968 With or without your fabric. ment? Call 882.3227 for in. colored cberry wood. Crystal tires and wheels 700x13, $30. (ormation regarding ski sale. c h and e lie r, 4 brass wall TUxedo 2.6632, after 4. MERCURY Custom made by. I sconces, needlepoint panel, .. __._. CADILLAC * '68 *CADILLAC* * RITA KITCHEN sel, 4 piece. yellow Pair of s i I v er decorative GARAGE SALE: Apache camp. SEDAN DE V ILLE Sedan deVille Turquoise with a black top. Foctory a;r and and white. custom, chrome. lamps. 1043 Parker. 2318967. ing trailer. like new. Pine DEMOS mony extras. 791.3073 $35. 884.4147. I -.--- --~- bedroom set, complete. Sec. --- ..--_.- ...-.-.--- DRUM Outfit, complete, all ac. tioned sufa with corner table. Normandy Blue with , 4 CHROME wheels for Mustang. cessories like new Studio now available. $495 Down ,Black drop leaf tablc, 2 chairs, 86126f.2' . . Lea the r overstuffed chair. a black vinyl top, fully YELLOW BOYS ~_' '_. __ .__ .___ __ Twin mat t res s e s and box Your choice of colors and lIIorris chair. TUxedo 2.0889, - .- Winchester Cenlennial Rifle and DECOUPAGE HANDBAGS _ springs, Plastic overstuffed body styles. equipped, air condi- Carbine, mint condition. Ask. afwr ..'___5:30., Order now for Christmas. chair with olloman. Hi.li set, '* '* ing $BOO for the pair. TU BABY bed, full size, deluxe. Reasonable. 371.7787. complete. New wall space tioned, low mileage, 1 '67 CADILLAC 5.7460. Drop sides. good condition. -.---- ..----.---- heater, 30,000 B.T.U. 16 mm Eldorado. ¥idnight blue, black podded top. Fully equipped in- ---.-' TUxedo 2.3680. 196B FENDER Dual Showman Kodak movie camera. Argus owner car. cluding air conditioning, stereo, rodio. Only 14,OC.Omiles. Fac- PING.PONG table, $10. Excer. . __ ,__ puwer top, 200 walts, cover C.3, EXA 35 mm camera. tory warranty. cise bike, $5. 2 wicker bar DINING table, buffet, 6 chairs, included, $275 Or hesl offer. Complete baby needs. crib, FRANK st~I~, $~.. 88~.5~~:.._~_._ 2 upbolstered chairs, coHee 1968 Fender Bassman cabinet, bedrails. playpens, scale, etc. $495 Down 3 PIECE sel Olympic drums. table 27"x39". large adjust. 2 12" lifetime ,Tensen speakers Swing set, sand box. Crafts. I COFFEY Excellent condition. Reason. able fan. TUxedo 2.5460. covers included. ~150 or best _man floor drill press. pipe ADAM ablc. 8854546, after 4. AQUARIUMS 25 23 20 ]0 $3 Q[(er. Will include Shure mic. threader. Plumbers stove. 40' '* __ ._" .. ' , , " rophone mixer with purchase of 4' high fence, complete. LINCOLN-MERCURY CADILLAC * * * LADY Kenmore washer, RCA _.!~_~~:~~~~__!_~~~.~.:085=_ of Dual Showman power top. Wheel barrow, lawn roller, 20777 Gratiot, E_ Oetro;t Paul McGlone Ca.dillac console TV, Sony tape record. BUILT.IN Ras oven and counter Call Bill or John, 571.2B25. hand mowers. :Is" attic ex. 3180 E. Jefferson 15300 Gratiot e r , mat chi n g t win bed top stove, pink. Kit c hen WURLITZER spinel-pia~;:~;= haus! fan, Hoover floor polish. PR 2-0200 LO 7-6811 spreads, boys skates, size 11, tables, 6 chairs, formica top. cellent condition. Bargain at er, Constellation vacuum. 2 2 Blks. S. of 8 Mi. DR 2-0380 _ T~xedo 5~8018._' _. __ .... _T_U_x_e_d~~~6~86:__ . _ l...s~.~?'_8.~~:5894,__ ~____ ~;a~~. tj~~c~~~:1~1\~h~~rt~~f~ . WONDER horse, large. Good TWIN beds, coil springs, inner BASEMEN1' SALE Thursday, TV. Charcoal grills, TV tray condition. $12. 881.5189. spring mattresses, $35. Call Friday 10 to 4. 9x12 wool sels. Folding a I u m i n u m 1964 MOVING: Must f.ell furnilure, 4.6 p.m. TUxedo 2.0026. beige rug Iron bed, and chairs. Mcns wintcr, sum 1969 thru refrigerator, dryer, lamps, DINING.;~~~.-~~t~.ll~vay, drop many olher items. 883 Rivard, mer suits. coats. formal tails, Hunter's Specials tab J e s, miscellaneous. 837 leaf table, 6 chairs, wamut. Grosse PIe. City. size 44. Womens clothes, sizes 1968 Fisher Road. excellent condition. TUxedo 12.14. Saturday 11.5 p.m., EBONY Sleinway console, uscd. Sunda 124 pm 1115 Berk NEW BUICKS '67 T.BIRD '65 MUSTANG 5.7652. Y - ., - CONT INENTAL $2750. Phone 293.1735. shirc, Grosse Pointe Park 2 dr. hardtop, vinyl top, full 35,000 B.T.U. gas heater; girls Start at Like new. Radio and heater, ski boots. size 7; junior golf POOL lable, slate lop, regula. CHRISTMAS showing of fruit B217698. SEDANS power, oir. Red on r~d. I white walls. clubs and bag; hockey skales, tion size. English bookcase, and flower decoratcd natural 1-'-" -' .. '.-- owner. Low mileage. Only $1045 old fashioncd trunks. TUxedo TIllS weck on y - 3 piece qual. & size 3,6,8. Frigidairc washer. 61920. pine cone wreaths. From 10.5 ity drum set $79.95. MUSIC Only $2995 8840820. at 1439 Bedford, corncr Mack. Box Sludio. 15609 Mack Ave CONVERTI BLES '6B GALAXIE 500 -- _. ._------_.---"- .... _" '65 GALAXIE LAMPS, Christmas trimmings, HOFFNER Beatle hass guitar, 2 dr. hardtop, Fa~tback. 1 DECOUPAGE Handhags and ANTIQUE white coffee table Large ~clection 2 dr. hordtop. V.B, automatic, ladies, juniors, boys quality going away to college, best key rings. 30 coals of varnish. bronze lamp, oak tables. Gold Immediate Delivery power ~teering. radio. I owner owner, Low mileage. v.a, clothing. Fur trimmings, eos offer. 886.5311. of Grosse Pointe Grosse Poinle location VA sunburst wall clock. 775.5208. 9,000 actual mires. Beautiful ou~omot,cf power steering, ,tu:ne jewelry, milk cans, car. trode.ins 1.3485. green. vinyl rool. pet runners, dishes, coverlets. CHRISTMAS is splcndiferous al 8B-ANTIQUES I Only $1395 Only $2589 -Thru Sunday. 555 Shoreham. the penny whistle shop. MAN'S top coal, size 42, $5. --_._------RICHARD TUxedo 4-5577. Geo. Caspari Christmas cards Lady's winter coat. size 16, OLD WALNUT dresser. walnut '68 TORINO $6. Lady's silk black raincoat. high posler doublc hcd, high '67 FORD CUSTOM Lattiml)r's lead sculptures FRANK GT Convertible, fuH power, MINK slolc, autumn haze. Like Roger Sloan's wooden $5. PRescott 6.1395. poster twin beds, cherry cedar BUICK Automatic, full power. $95 'new. Three ycar old. $200...... _.--_. __ .... _--- 390 V.g engine. Any old cor m'lshrooms lined wardrobe. old chairs and down. 'TUxedo 4-0522. 30" ELECTRIC STOVE. J(ood down. Neiman Marcus fruitcakes tables. Can be seen from 10 15103 KERCHEVAL ADAM Only $1295 condition. $35. TUxedo 2.9116. a.m. to ~ p.m. only. Don't let Only $.2595 3' PAIRS inside shutters, 10'hx Blum's tinned confections :50". $8 per pair. 3 outside SI\'end Jensen's decanters the address fool you. Good "I n the Park" LINCOLN-MERCURY 3 SPEED record player wilh old Detroiters. ]260 Parkview "Our Reputation Rides .shutters. 18x70", $8. 1 storm Faroy geometric candles FM . AM radio, mahogany Apt. 5, near East Jeffcrson. 20777 Gratiot, E. Detroit In Every Car We Sell." door. regulation, $8. TUxedo Italian owl candle holders eahinet. $50. Cabinet Ironrite VA 1-5400 4-0522. pfllltzgraf( stoneware with posturepedic chair. $60. 2 PIECE Victorian bedroom PR 2-0200 set. high carved headboard, ORIENTAL rugs, 8'hx11'h Octagonal table, inlaid wood Penny Whistle Shop top. Antique. $30. 3 ~iece gold dresser has 3 pieces of mar Cook :Chinese, 8'hxll Persian, two I 29516 Graliot ble. Call :tfter 6 p.m. PRes 4x7. one 3x5. 63 Kercheval, sectional. cottage or recrea. cott 6.0242. OUR WHEELS COST LESS lower level. bctwecn t2 and 13 Mile tion room. $30. Drafting table . . 779.]270 42" x 42" with V"mco draft. Ford POT.POURRI Sail', Saturday, ing machine $75. All good Open e~'ery day until Chrislmas NOV. 14-DEC.24 NEW 1968 16801 Mack nr. :Novemhcr 16, 11 a.m. to 2 condition. After 2:00 p.m. Cadieux :p.m. Ladies clothing 10.12, TI IE LITTLE ANTIQUE ROOM Sunday or evenings after 6:00 FEATURING TU 2-7787 . boy~ clothing 6.12, plus odds p.m. 772.3723. FINE ANTIQUE CHEV. IMPALA IS NOW OPt:N . .----.--.- I :and ends. 1469 Hawthorne JEWELRY AND Full . Rd., Grosse Pointe Woods. TWO overhead a1'Jminum ca. J ORIGINAL \Vater ('olor paint- I rage doors. 8)(7. Excellent PRECIOUS Price ings for your child's room. h} $2335 ~TIQUE table, dark oak, oval condition. TUxedo 6.3935. ~ OBJECTS 'drop leaf. Scveral pair tick. Kathryn Keir. 884.3352. --.. ~--,--~_..._~ ._.. _._- Also. fine general line W.s.W., S.U. lamps, P. Dash, Seat Belts, S.v. Mirror, : ing curtains. TUxedo 16346. GUITAR. Folk. classical, excel. STNGLE BED wilh bookcase Payments $57.98, Our Special Payment Plan. headhoard, com pIe t e, $25. Collector's Choice PI,AY pcn, jump chair and har. I('nt ('ondilion. like new. $40. Brass fireplace andirons and The Arcade. 725 So. Adams • See or Coli Ron Blakely or Doug Seiglried WOOD . beeue. 331.6524. Studio, 861.3399, tools $8. TUxedo 6.1518. Birmin~ham C",dif Checked by Phone r;...... _;.;...-_ ...... _- ...... ;.ISKI BOOTS, La Dolomile 5 I RAY FOUCHER'S huckle. SilC 9, Ludwig chrome ITALIAN Provincial frllitwood Thin~.A-Ma-.li~s VA 1-0678 COUNTRY HOUSE ~nare drum with sland. An cocktail tahle. $50. 886.R446. The Ileneral slore is open allain in a new loration, Antiques INC. FURN ITURE ~~O~;4~elll'nt condition TUxcdo l\ ITCHF.N Aid portable top for sale; drop leaf tahle. fire TED EWALD CHEVROLET MOTORS 14922 Kercheval loading dishwasher. white plare set. roek('r, potty com Ea~t of Alter - 821.1166 UNMOUNTED diamund, per. with formica top. ExcelletIt mode, O<'cassional tahles, odd T5175 E.'Jefferson at City Limits fl'rl sl~n('. app~aised \'1Ilue condition, $100. TU 5.t684. I STOP IN AND SEE chairs with interesting backs, USED CARS $:12.'>. WIll salT/fIre for $250. I K • . I d bo d I adorable iron bed and many FURNITURE HANDMADE BY Ideal for engallemenl ring.. I N(, SI1.e rattan lea ar , morc antiques. GROSSE POINTE STUDENTS Call 779.2428. S25~ Mahogany double hed, NOW DISPLAYED IN antique blue, complete, $25. I Our sponl(e candy is 'lack in 1968 Chevrolet 60 To Choose From 21 CU. FT_ refrigrralor.lre(,7.cr, Dresser wilh mirror. $15. Car I season also. OUR SHOWROOM Ollr card deparlmrnt eontin $325, R('frigerator, $60. excel seal $5, Infant seat. new. 1 I('nt condition. Whirlpool dry. 'fhrow rugs, sheets. TUxedo lIrs 10 hI' the best around Impala 2 dr. hardtop, V.B, automatic, power steer. 100% GUARANTEE Fall Specials Come Christmas shop in ollr cr. $45. Antiquc whitr and 1i74,~~. • 5 p,ece Med,te'roneon bed new slore. 16417 K Warren at gold hedroom sel. Twin heds ing, Don't miss this one at only- room-$339.95 (:.Jo:. automatic washer with Ouler Drive. Phone 885.8686. • 7 piece ~()hd maple dln,ng and doubl(' hache lor chesl~, ON MOST MODELS filter.flow, good condition, $35. ,oom--$ 359 95 walnut. Pow{'r mower, ) 823.3615, 9-ARTICLES WANTF.D • 2 piece matehlnO '010 ano year, $50. 459 LaBelle, :I 30 days or 1,000 miles* <:hoir-$2B9.95 hlol'ks past of Moross of{ WE BUY old gold. jewelry and • Solid mople 'eo ca,l, $ 74 .95 Ltl DV'S drrsses. suits. white • Kneehole dc' k s (formlCo Mark, cashmerc coat, .slacks. fur silver. Vogue Jewelers. 22377 IOpsl chOice of walnut or "'I "'T'"R h" jackel. white mink hat. jew. Moross Road. YO .. 1', at maple-$10395 2 coats, W lte. size 5, eled sweaters. 7.9, 10.12. l:ood _ .... ~_._-~._---- 15351 GRATIOT 8 MILE • Early Amerrcan Des\<.- I green, size 13. TUxedo 4.2474. lahels, reasonahle, excellent PIANOS WANTED I Jlr/\ FUNSTOI\J $76.95 i VOX Continental orllan. wood condition 1123.3615. Grands, Spinels .and small UP-II For Additional Savings 'I kcy model, recently overhaul. rights. Itillh('st cash paid. LA 1-6900 PR 8-6400 CONTEMPORARY - I,ighl wal. Visit Our Catal0F: cd and tuned. $400. 821.8368. VE 7.0506 CHEVROLET Department I . _ ..... nut dining set, round tablc, 2 -Engine, trans., rear axle, front axle assemblies brake leaves, 4 low cane back WANTED: Pin~.pon~ t a h I~. Open Every Evening I COt'FEE tahle, 72"xI9", walnul, 12950 Gratiot 371 -9208 system, and electrical systems. ' Ti II 9:00 I hrass lells. $185. TUxedo 5. chairs, $95. 4 odd chairs. Good condilion reasonable. e ...: 2042. TUxedo 1-1019. 822.1368. G R0 SSE POI N TEN EW'S Pafii8 Twenty.fivt II-AUTOS FOR SALE . . II-AUTOS FOR SALE 12G-FARMS 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE . 13-REAL ESTATE 1J~EAL ESTATE U-REAL ISTAn' FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 196~ELDORADO, loaded, 3,400 NEED LARGE FARM FOR SAU mIles. G.M. eltecutive. TUx- .1------_" IF~ edo 1-2945. HOME ON 20 ACRES? We have it. One hour, 20 min. GROSSE PTE. WOODS 2~236 RO~ERTJOHN yoU ARE IN' THE MARKET utes from Detroit. Recreation GROSSE PTE. FARMS FOR A PRE.OWNED CADIL. 1968 CORVET'I'E, automatic, FAlRHOLME near Holiday. An GROSS.E 6,000 miles, $4,150 or best area. $15,950. 264 Lewiston Near Morningside. Family room CHAMPION :: LAC, WHY NOT V,ISIT exceptional 4.bedroom brick and fireplace, beamed ceiling fl." oUer. 293.2258. OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 "MICHIGAN'S L A R G EST JOHN A. ROWLING, INC. jlungalow with 2 full baths. POINTE -3-bedroom brick ranch. 11k CADILLAC DEALER," AND Lexington Office Open Family room and 2-car ga. REALYOR " 1962 V W, white, seat. belts, Comfortable family home- bath and' stan shower. First CHOOSE.FROM THE LARG. 1-359.9611 or 883.3700 rage. Don't de1ay-see this radio, new tires. TUxedo 4. 5 b,edrooms, 21f.l baths- BEAUPRE - Attractive Ph floor utility. wm, fuU ba,se. EST SELECTION IN THE 3534. one today. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 .~ 12H-LAKE AND RIVER plus bedroom and 'bath on STORY brick. 2 bedrooms ment, 2.car attached garage. MIDWEST. THERE'S ONE 3rd floor. La r g e living Q Jick possession. TO FiT YOUR' BUDGET! \ with room for three more 231 McKINLEY - Don't miss ~ MERCEDES Benz, 1958, Classic room and dining room, fam. seeing this very aUractive ~:. 220 S convertible. Mint can. PROPERTY OPEN SUN. 2-5 P-.M. 200 FT. OF nice I4gh frontage . room, 2 car attached ga. upstairs. C h 0 ice 10C

13_REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS FOR $AU Zo-P'ANO SERVICI FOR SALE . FOR SA.LE FOR SALE COMPLETE p:ano service. Tun. BY OWNER. F r a s e r. Brick NPTTINGHAM, lQ34-.Spacious Grosse Pointe Farms. Lakefront ing, rebuilding, refinishing, FARM TYPE COLONIAL in ranch. Carpeting, drapes, cen. 4 bedroom. Newly carpeted $49,500. de.mothing. Member Piano ll;! . secluded Grosse Pointe City tral air. Gas heat. 2 land. Living.diniDg and den. Panel. Grasse Pointe City. Alger Place Technicians Guild. R. Zecb, r locauon. Small 3.bedroom (2nd lot off lake) ~O,OOO•. CLASSIFIED scaped acres. Immediate pos. ed family roo m. Finished 731-7107. house, excellent io('ome op. session. $43,900. 791.4655. basement. Excellent condition Alter. 50 foot income site. portunity, starter home, or re- PIANO tuning and repairing, ! $41,900. WOodward 3.5343 or $8,000 tirement home. Under $20,- GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Niee 885.2546. Grosse Pointe Farms. Lewiston Thomas Pettit, TRinty 3.9239 ADS ~ 000. Immediate occupancy. home, 2 bedrooms up. large 1 -- 100x150 fIlet. $28,500. or TUxedo 1.2382- ~1 Phone 885-2537 after 6 p,m. family room. Owner. 1745 Ros. Grosse Pointe City. Jefferson at PIANO tuning and servicing, I Iyn, TUxedo 4.2068. Washington. $22.750. 713 MOORLAND guaranteed. waiter Mueller, C,II TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Lines To Serve You Quickly a FIRST OFFERING by OW!'.'"ER MAXON BROS. TUxedo 6-1090.' ~ ST. 'CLAIR TERRACE Your Ad Can Be Charged $49,000 TU 2-6000 21-MOVING 6 STORAGE ~ OPEN HOUSES IN GROSSE POINTE Custom ranch. Near Liggett, 3 KEN'S MOVING - Local sub- ~ Sunday 3 BEDROOMS, one bath, also large bedrooms, 21f.! baths. .M m urbs. One piece or houseful • . 2:30 10 5 3rd fJloor bedroom and bath. Exceptionally lovely and large GROSSE PTE. 'FARMS Low rates. TU 2-8540• 13-REAL ... ATE 13-REAL ESTATE Carpeting and drapes. Imme- sunken, family room, paneled, 45x130 residential d I ate occupancy. $28,000. beamed ceiling, pluquet floor. FOR S.E FOJl SALE 41 WOODLAND Shores comes OWNER 886.2767 21A-GENERAL SERVICES on lik(; a new house but in OWNER, 886.4939. . Carpets. draperies, shuttered truth it is three years old. I bedroom windows. Excellent THERIEN closets, storage, 2 car attached The 'completely new deco- NORTH RENAUD - Large 3 LAKESHORE LOT HOME MAINTENANCE COZY COTTAGE jolling job has now be~n bedroom ranch. By owner. Pri- garage, automatic 0 pen e r. Roof leaks checked. Gutters Located in Grosse Pte. Shores. finished ... and we believe vate p31'ties only. TU 1.1305. Patio. \l years old. By appoint.. cleaned and repaired. Cement $3,500 DOWN 135x188. Build to suit your ment only. 8864245. porches and steps repaired the colors and carpeting I, ------needs In this prestige area. miEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 will go, with any furniture GROSSE POINTE PARK and tuck pointed. Chimneys 586 NOTRE DAME period. The subdivision in INCOME, / 100x126 on lovely McKinley repaired, 885-5500. which this residence is 10-' Grosse Pointe Place, street with loads of Welcome to a charming frame cated was once part of the 1 NOTTINGHAM ROAD - 5 and charader. CHIMNEYS CLEANED bungalow. Living room with ST. CLA IR TERRACE Pointe's fin est Lakeshore 5 brick. Full separate base. KENSINGTON - Charming 5- ST. CLAIR SHORES n a t u r a 1 fireplace, dining CONDOMINIUM estates. Vacant and ready ments. Gas beat. 2'8ar~. bedroom Colonial, 3% baths, REBUILT, REPAIRED room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms for you. , rage. Terrific investment op- family kitchen witb built-ins, 80x130 (Canal lot) corner of GUTTERS, CLEANED, RE- GROSSE POl?lTE portunity! For details call . dl!n. Very desirable spacious Jefferson and Rio Vista. and bath. Close to shopping PAIRED AND SCREENED ~ 496 ST. CLAIR AT MAUMEE home for large family. and transportation. Reduced 187 STEPHENS is currer>Uy the JAMES R. FIKANY 87'xllO', residential lot with 824-9342 to $19,500. Truly gracious apartment in only larger, four bedro\lm REALTOR 464 SHELBOURNE COURT ~ private beach for residenls the city of Grosse Pointe, colonial being offered in tbe 886.5051 First Offering-Excellent cus- only. GEORGE PALMS M i nut e s from shopping, Farms. Built slightly over tom brick ranch in pl'estige CARPET LAYING 884-3550 Harper Ave. Business Frontage, REALTOR transportation, schools. This a decade ago for the pres location. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, NEW AND OLD zoned commerc,ial. apartment has 4 bedrooms, 2 ent owner, this impressive 20123 DOYLE CT.-New 4.bed- Florida room. Worth seeing. 65'x275'. Stair. Carpet Shifted 'TU 6.4444 room Colonial, 2'h baths, pan- baths, living rlJom with nat- house really "spreads out" Open Sunday 2-5. BETTY Repairs of All Types elled family' room, panelled VINGI 886-3210 Member, Grosse Pointe ural fireplace. Formal dining across its one hundred foot Cigaret Burns Re-Woven wide lot. The circular drive study. First floor laundry. - Real Estate Board room. Pantry and all new ALSO Grosse Pointe modertl kitchen with formica and atlached garage make BarnesschooI. TUxedo 4'7657. Detroit 14-REAL. ESTATE counter tops and built.in for real eye appeal from the Close to Star of Sea and NEW CARPET SALES OPEN SUNDAY 2:30'5:00" BERKSHIRE-Gr;eious Colonial WANTED curb, but come inside, the - P. JANKOWSKI Sampies Sbown in dishwasher. Pleasant court. in excellent condition. 3 bed. looking is easy. FAMILY needs fine 3 or 4 bed. Your Home yard and garage. Conven- rooms, IV. baths with bunt- 1378 BUCKINGHAM THREE MILE, 1174. Fascinat- room home. Cash. 'Private. tional mortgage available. 1606 LOCHMOOR in heaters, remodeled kitchen, BOB'TRUDEL ing co\onial in superb condi. lIIr. Jay, TUxedo 1-7609. Grosse Pointe Park. Must be FuJI price $29,900. full dining room. natural fire. TV' 5-0703 tion, built 1959. Four bp.d- SOMETHING NEW .4 bedrooms and paneled library. sold this wee ken d. 4 bed- 3 full baths. 30' family room. place. If.! block to schools and 1 rooms, three baths of which Shown by Appointment rooms, 2 h baths, large fami. A SOLID ENGLISH Tudor with transportation. J S-BUStNESS 21 C-ELECTRICAL one bedroom and bath are on 2 fireplaces. 1,1' room, den, a Iu m in u m MICHIGAN REALTY CO. slate roof and double lot Living room .with dining ell. OPPORTUNITIES SERVICES first floor. Library. Family OUTER DRIVE corner Chan. storms and screens. Gas heat, (You may purchase the Screened porch and patio. room, High quality through- 886-4880 dler Park Drive-Ideal fo!" INVESTMENT PROPERTY ELECTRICAL WIRING tiled basement with lav. Heat- house without the adjacent First floor laundry with sec. out. Large lot. an executive. Well built on Black River and REPAIRS ed Gunite swimming pool. property). The layout ofthis ond kitchen. 3-BEDROOM colonial with view ranch. 3 bedrooms, dining One hour, 20 minutes from De- KRAUSMAI'':N ELECTRIC CO. Immediate occupancy. $49" McKINLEY 183. Near Kerche- one provides for three bed- 100)(165' lot. of lake, at 12 Mile at Jeffer- room, 2 baths, family room, troit. 65 acres, very scenic TU 2-5900 500 or best offer. TUxedo 6- val. Colonial. Three bedrooms, rooms and two baths on the son, 21f.! baths, large family $62,500 - By owner. ledgeroek fireplace, kitchen In the heart of recreation 1146, for appointment. Open one and one-half baths. Pleas-\ second floor, Over the ga- room, 2-car attached garage. 886-1937 with built-ins. area. Full price, $13,500. 21 D-ELECTRICAL Sunday, 2.5. ingly decorated_. Early pos- rage is a maid's bedroom $37,900.. CalI Tom Schultz, JOHN A. ROWLING, INC. APPLIANCES session. Wat.eh your children and third bath. The first 884-4423. GROSSE POINTE WOODS I Lexington Office Open floor includes a separate GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY walk to school. One owner. Charming 3 Bed- SCHWEITZER 1.359-9611 or 883.3700 GROSSE Pointe Farms, 277 Mc- dining room, living room. room Colonial, 1st floor )av. . COLONIAL In the beart. of LaSALLE PLACE 275. Secluded Millan. Open Sun. 2-5'. Eng- library and large, covered Close to schools, shopping, REALTORS Grofse Pointe, one block from ctll-de-sac, Channing colonial. HEIRS will sell interest in pro- HOOVER lish 3.bedroom, IIf.! baths, liv- and screened terrace. bus. in condition, schoo~, shopping and bus Library. Five bedrooms, three Move Members of McEdra' and ducing Texas oil and gas well. ing room, natural fireplace, FACTORY AUTHORIZED line. St. Paul's parish. A-I and one-hall baths on second FREDERICK G. SCULLY. Grosse Pointe Multiple List- Reply Box E-14, Grosse Pointe full dining room, den, large SERVICE condition. Early .oecupaney. floor. Pan e 1 e d recreation IN THE FA1tMG we uncork a 20169 Mack Ave. TO 1.8310 ing Assoc. News. kitchen, breakfast room, heat. cute three bedroom colonial Priced in the thirties, Open room with fireplace and bar. TU.2-2100 . POI NTE VACUUM Sunday 1 to 5. Owner. TUxedo ed porch, near schools, shop, with a larger than normal 16-PETS FOR SALE 27716. ping, bus. 885.:)416. kitchen and two car garage. Income 18530 MACK IFREE PICKUP & DELIVERY FOLLOWING BY Don't let today's high Fiees P 0 0 D L E S, AKC registered. NEW REBUILT PARTS By owner. Appointment only. I APPOINTMENT bottle you up. This one can Toys, miniatures, b I a c k. S, FLAT Quick possession. 5200 Chats- be yours. if you pop for white, apricots, puppies and TU 1-1014 PR 2-4050 SUNNINGALE. Fir s t adver- Philip ne.ar Jefferson. 2 bed. worth. TUxedo .4-2805. First Offering $32,900. adults. Excellent COMPAN- 21002 MACK tised. Very well located ill rooms each. Ridiculously low 1028 VERNIER, corner Chris- IONS and WATCH DOGS. Stud the Shores.' Opportunity for priced to sell fast. tine Court-Brick 3.bedroom service. 831-5489. 21 E-SEWING MACHINE In The Farms the lar~e family. Six .bed. JOHN S. GOODMAN BY APPOINTM[NT FLAT tri-level with family room, REPAIR rooms, five and one-lfa.1f baths. 93 KERCHEVAL 88 '-3060 Can assume 6% mortgage DOG GROOMING by Tony Rico. Needs some updating but ti FOR THE BIRDS ... more spe- WAYBURN ne ar HAMPTON. balance. Qui c k possession. Have your dog looking his SERVICE CALL, tune-up, com- B E AU PRE - Comfortable, worth the effort. cifically "[or you r bird" Clean 5/5, 2 car garage. Sep- Walking distance,. 3 Grosse best at all times with a mini- plete, $3.75. We repair all .easy to maintain - in prime Thanksgiving turkey type. arate Gas Furnaces. $5,000.00 Pointe Public Schools and clip. Sh~mpoo, ears, nails and makes. TUxedo 2-1881. full condition. Bedroom, den, BISHOP. First advertised. 'Well WI! see no reason why your down on Land Contract. parochial school. 2.car brick touch-up for only $2.50. Com- haUl down. 2 bedrooms, If.! BETTER LIVING maintained colonial. B u i I t family can'.tenjeythe com- SlLLOWAY &:CO:. garage, Carpeting and, dra. plete grooming on toy and 21G-:ROOFING SERVICES hath up. Mod ern carpeted 1951. Three bedrooms, one 'BEGJ'NS' WITH ing holiday ill' this empty TU 4-7000 . peries. Open Sunday 2-5. miniature poodles, $5.95. kitchen with buill-in!'. Many ar.d one-half baths. Updated hl)use in the Dee p I and s - Schnauzers, wire haired fox P. P. GRACE & SON additional features at a real- kItchen. A NEW HOME area. Bedrooms on the first 1549 HOLLYWOOD-Face brick terriers and Ylfrkshire terri- In business since 1911 istic price. You can be set- LINCOLN !J62-Colonial, 3 bed- and stone Colonial, one very All types roo f.1 n g and gutter Our idea home at 12 Elmsleigh floor and five more on the ers, $4.95. Call for appoint. tled by Christmas. N. RENAUD. Attractively de- roome, l'h batbs. 2'h car large master bedroom and repairs. ' Lane will be open daily and second . . • for the large ment. 823-0506. corated ranch. Two bedrooms, garage, new glass wall porch, one normal size bedroom. Commercial and residential. one and one-half batns. Den. Sunday from 2 to 4:30. Elm- family, just the berries, . well landscaped. 5Ox165 lot. First floor includes, full din- 26355 Kathy Roseville INTERESTED? 1oo.foot lot. - sleir;h Lane is south of Jef- cranberry type. January occupancy. TUxedo RIBBONS &- BOWS ing room and den. Carpeted; PET SALON 7790010 731-9037 ferson and east of Cadieux. 2-5142. Owner. Call owner, 881-1050 after 6 and lNOTTINGHAM. Nice d ute h with many extras. 2-car ga- Contour styling to bring out REPAIRS, A SPECIALTY arrange a visit. colonial. Four bedrooms, Sun We also have other homes under LET IT SNOW, let it snow, let ~OWNHOUSE rage. Near schoQ)s and trans. us show you one of the bet- I . The 'CHIC' in your Pet. ALL ROOFING, gutters, clean- I room. Carpeting, stove and construction and a limited portation. Appointment only. ter buys available in the Four bedrooms, 3% baths, fam- Expert Grooming - All Breeds ing and screening; siding, refrigerator. $29.500. number of building sites. Pointe today. Baby it's cold i1y room. Excellent location. 2016 ANITA-3-bedroom brick 822.1203 storms. doors, awnings, en- oulsid~, come on in and 886-4670, after 6 p,m. bungalow .. Includes carpeting EDGEMONT PARK. Attractive so SILVER GRAY smail minia. closures, remo'deling, terms. WALTER H. MAST CO. warm up to this fQur bed. and many extras. Garage, re- colonial design. Built 1955. ture poodle puppies. AK~ 294.6644 GROSSE PTE. room Cape Cod with two full HILLCREST, 379. Open Satur- creation room, wall.to-wall HOMES Four bedrooms, two and one'- TV 2.1401 TV 2-1400 registered. PRescott 5-7262 baths .. Recently redecorated day, Sunday, 2-7, or appoint- carpeting. Priced to sell. Open OPEN SUN. 2.5 P.ld. half baths. Library. First after 4. BEAUPRE 226 - Owner anx- floor utility room. J50 foot throughout, and t his in- ment, 2 bedrooms down, bath, Sunday 2.5. BRICK BUNGALOW. 2 bed. J. D. Candler ious For Sale. This 2 or 3 lot near lake. front park, pri- eludes a jazzy kitchen. Can 2 bedrooms up, bath. Family SHELTIES, 7 weeks, AKC, rooms with expansion aUic. KEN~IORE, 1974 - LUXllfious Bedroom ranch is nice with vate to street residents only. be had for a song. I room. patio. 886-5107.' $85 to $100. After 5. TUxedo ROOFING CO. Excellent condition. Ideal lo- 3 bedroom ranch house with large rooms. ManY' extras in- Wel~ landscapcd. Quick pos. 2-9459. cation. 1874 Lancaster, Grosse 4380 BALFOUR. Cut e 2 bed- family room and den. Carpet- INC. eluded. session. YOU'VE BEEN pee kin g room brick bungalow. Car;pet- Pointe Woods. $26,800, 884- IF ing. draperies .... gas heating SIAMESE Sealpoints, 11 weeks, Michigan's Oldest Roofer MORAN 411 - FIRST OFFER- .. 0479. about looking for something ing, finished basement, unfin- and ('cntral air-conditioning ING - of this English Colo. BAL~O~R. Spet!RI eolomal, 3 girls, 2 boys would like a Residential and Commercial I with tremendous curb ap- ished upstairs, garage. TUx- system. Has recreation room nial in good location, 3 Bed- bUilt m 1950. Four hedrooms, home. We are as cute as can All t)pes of .Roofs and Decks peal, and only require three edo 5-1544. in basement with If.! bath. rooms, I bath, 2 lavatories. three and . one-half .baths. GROSSE PTE. WOODS be and would makc a nice Gutters and Conductors bedrooms but llll:st have ... powder room on 1st floor. 2 Mode;'n kitchen with built- P.aneled f~z:rlll~'room. Central OPEN SUNDAY 24 Christmas gift • $35. 271-6678. two baths anrl a first floor car attached garage with elec_ Repairs. No job too large ins. Large Family Room. Ex- a~r rODdltlOnmg. !\Iutschler INCOME 1633 BRYS DR. Attractive 3 lavatory, then this southern tric door opcner. Large lo!. POODLE puppy, female, silver, or too small. cellent floor plan. kitchen. colonial could bc the solu- bedroom face brick home, Lakeview - ~Iack section. A Reasonable taxes. Open Sun- miniature. Pedigree. Califor- CALL 899-2100 tion. compact offer- BELOW OPEN SAT. 2.5 P.M. BARRINGTON. One and one Cheerful kitchen. Panelled This clean. well rented. 5-4 room day 2-5. nia strain. $100. No bargain Free Estimate BUCKINGHAM 1406 - FIRST half story, Bedroom and bath rcc. room with b,)r, new car- . ing has a comfortable ex- income. Full basement, new hunters. ED 1-4553. OFFERING. Well buill Cen. on firs! floor. Two bedrooms peting and draperies includ- tra roum with access on gas furnace, low FHA or land 1248 ANITA-2 bedroom brick ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK ranch. Now vacant, early oc. ter Entrance Colonial. 4 Bed- and hath abo\'e. Den, Recrea ed. Excellent location to either side of the living contract. Terms. VAlley 2- WHITE angora kitten, 8 weeks, cupancy. On 50' lot. Has at- rooms, 2';" Baths. Enclosed tinn room. Sllhstantia Hy built. traDf,portation. shopping and room fireplace. There is a 5052. trained, free to good home. Caulking, chimney repairs. tached gar<:ge. Can assume TUxedo 5.6166. Gutters cleaned. Porch, New carpeting. Recre. F SilER T •• schOols, inc1udinr. new North separate dining room and ation Room, 3 car brick Ga I ~.: Neat eolomal 10 A.l aUached garage. 51,~% mortgage. Basement -- ADVANCE MAINTENANCE high school. Owner, 881-6369. ROBT. C. MOORE ARC rel;:istered rage. Many extras. coudlllon. Three hcdrooms. has recreation room. Close to miniature TU 2-5539 FOLLOWING Breakfast room. $33,900. REALT'( all schools. Open Sunday 2-5. Schnauzer. Salt and pepper, LOCH MOOR BLVD. THE ONLY STEP you'll have to 4 months, male, ears clipped. ROOF LEAKS, decks, gutters BY APPOINTMENT LITlLESTONE. Colonial in ex- take is the one to your Days, TOwnsend 6,0696, !lve. cleaned. Do work myself. TU IDA LANE WEST 19783 - Ex- cellent condition. Three hed. AN cxcellent custom built home I phone. We'll tell you just nings 8232986. 1-4807. ccllent 3 Bed roo In Briek rooms, one and one half of moderate size well located. enough about t his three HARVARD ROAD-Well main. ROWE Ranch with For m a I Dining haths. n e c rea t ion room. on one of GrossI' Pointe's few I bedroom, two hath ranch tained 3-bedroom hrick Colo &- Room, Good kif chcn with lots Screened poreh overlooking Boulevards. It has recently house to entice you into nial. This kitchcn is one that GUIUETOG OOD SERVICE of ('ahinets. Neutral carpetin~, I lI'ell landscaped grounds, hcen completely updated and seeing for yourself. It is Mothcr would be proud to own. Lovely fanily room plus GROVE large enelosed terrace, gas, . . . includes a terrific kitchcn situated on a small court 21043 ~lACK TU 4.1000 heat, Attached garage on nicc OX!' ORO. Near the lakc. Su. with all top quality built.ins, in the Farms, yet is only a den. H~ baths, additional • . lav, and stall shower in base- There's "MOORE' fn Store for you ••• q u jet s t r e e t, but close to peflor re~enl:Y ('oloOlal. Sev. paneled family room, 2-car a few steps to shopping and ment. 21h-car garage with hot schools, J;hopping and trans. en 1Jedrooms,. four an~ onc. attached garagc, basement schools. Priced to he picked 13A-LOTS FOR SALE wlren you SELECT "The Origina' Reliable" !lod' cold running waler. T)')rtation. Quick Possession. half batbs, r.!hrary. f 100~lda playroom, new gas furnace off in the low forties. ~ . " ronm. Recleatlon rOLm. Pflme Grosse Pointe sdlOols. Call SELl"QUICK-GET "MOORE" plus carpets and draperics. EASTLAND REDFORD 1383-MedlUm Sl7.ea loration. for appointment. well kept 3 bedroom Home Owner is ready to move and FOR YOU WHO want (0 own r NVESTMENT SPOT 2Q.).ear member East Side Fully ~ualifled with a den and formal dining :o.JORAN. Well itcsil(ncd Frl'nch has reduced price to sell an income property. we HUNT CLUB. 20409-Are you 8 Mile cor. Beaconsfield Multl.Photo List : c~~~~~\:~ .. room, Ni<'e light Li\'ing Room. residence near Grosse Pointe quickly. have one of the few rcmain. 190x160 Business Service Grosse Pointe Industrial properties tired of climbing stairs? Then To b""Ot"lI!1l wilh natulal Fireplare. Nicely Boulcvard. Four bedrooms I ing lots in the Pointe which be slIre to see this lovely 3. TUxedo 6-2767 carpeted. Master Bedroom ha.~ Ihrcl' and onc-half bath.~. T\\'~ T. RA YMON D JEFFS is zoned for two family hedroom ranch with large util. hay. Kitchen has good break. car attached J(ara~e. Slatf' I TU 1.1100 If no ans. TU 20176 dwelling. Live in one unit ity room. GroSse Pointe school fast space. aud let YOUr tenant make district. Convenient to East '.' ·~_~._..' ,. ca:~~~~e:!~:2 MULTIPLE bel. Som.net and MORAN 171 - Center entrance W~:~F.~:~Dt.o ~::0::;1I;~1'01'/ -.. ------the payments which will land Shopping Center and Nottingham Georgian C () Ion i a I, Custom OPEN SUN 2-5 amortize your investment. transportation. Don.t wait-it maculate condilion. nuilt in 9 MILE nr. Jefferson S,C.S. built in 1957. 2 car attached rould be sold soon! Open Sun. 1958. Three bedrooms, two 322xl90. AlJ or part. m:!m 55 Shoreham Road s:arage. hime "-arms location. "Who comcs ~arliest day 2.5:30, DURACLEAN and onehal( baths. Central Owner TV 1.3000 Serving tit. Pointe Area CARPET • FURNITURE 3 large bedrooms. 2 baths, 2 air conditioning. Many inchl. CONSERVATIVE in appear. leads the way." NORCREST 23lOl-Very dcsir. anre, this large custom built SERVICE la\'s., paneled library, large ahle location. An CKCCJ1cnt3. kitchen and recreation room sions. residence is proof of the old NO SCRlffiDING. NO ~OAKING Clayton C. Purdy, Jr. bedroom ranrh with country ALTER ROAD-Zoned for mul. NO SHRINKING with fireplal.e and nar.B.Q. adage that you can't teU a Robert G. Edgar kitchl'n. Ilh baths, 2.car ga- tiple dwelling, nr. Windmill PR 9.07)0 THOROUGH COVERAGE hook by ils cover. PEMBERTON 801 -- Pride and Mary F. Schlaff rage plus II carpOrt. Priced Pointe Drive. Quality Srrvlccs Frcc Estimates ON OTHER With 3 bedrooms and 3'/~ Iiva1Jility featured in this 3 Marian J. Bode I in the low 30's. Opcn Sunday Geo. Bonhana, Prop. haths, the 1st floor hedroom BISHOP ROAD-On cul.de.sac, -_ ..._------._--- .. bedroom. 2'.'2 baths, colonial GROSSE POINTE HOUSES Julia B, Tobin 2.5:30. _-- with family room and form;., could be joined together with over % acre, beautiiuJly sit. Dorothy Meeker J LANGE iCana)) _ This horne uated. dining room, t'ireplace in kit. the huge paneled library as a JOANNA WESTERN Stop in for a time saving list suite, or the library could also James P. Danahcr must be seen to see all the chen, and fine h r c a k fa s t JOHN S. WINDOW SHADES tailored to your requiremf!/lts be used as a 4th bedroom. Sue Mcgowen features it has to offer for Grosse Pointe Cab space. Reasonable taxes and fro m 0 u r comprehensive Cleaning, Turning, Repairing Rood possession. Full, separate dining room. the boat lovers. 3.bedroom Fast Service Grosse Pointe catalog of pho. large breakfast room and hrick bungalow. bOllt house tographs and small floor TU 2.5311 ALSO FEATURING largl' scrf'ened terraeI', Ncar with hoist, steel seawall and plans. 93ge29DM~~I CUSTOM MADE SHADES schools and transportation. Purdy loads of othcr extras. Immedl' ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;. Silloway & CO. ate possession. Call now! Attractive Lot on Jefferson. & Zoned 2 family GROSSE POINTE ~RA('~10P TU 4-7000 MAXON KARL f'or Further Information \I 'V' INFORMATION AND BETTY VINGI PICTURES ON MOST HOMES BROTHERS, INC. Edgar CALL Shoe Repair SALES AND SERVICE FOR SALE IN THE DAVIES REALTOR 15011 KERCHEVAL 83 KERCHEVAL TV 2-6000 63 KERCHEVAL GEORGE PALMS. 36:5 Fisher Rd., Opp. High TV 6.6010 20741 :tlACK 886.3210 Ea~t of Aller • In the Park GROSSE POINTES TU 5-3220 TU6-4444 TV 56000 .. " ~

Thursday, November 14, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS

210-WATERPROOFING 215-CARPINTER WORK 21 %-LANDSCAPING 21%-LANDSCAPING SERVICE SERVICI BASEMENTS WATERPROOF. ALL REMODELING The GrotH Point. ED-ReaSODab1o rate., w(lrk. Unitarian Church alum. COn...... tionai I CLASSIFiED manship guaranteed. 881.0063 Carpentryr siding. g'Jttert, TBDOIING, removal, Iprayiq, storms, doors, awnings, en- feeding and stump removal FALL CLEANUP Church 01' '119,1225, .0roll8 Pointe elOlUl'es, baths, kitehens, van. Free estimates. Complete tree SNOW REMOVAL MO Cbalfon1e at Lothrop 1'2150 _ Neff Bc1. ADS lUes. 294-6644. 1'erms. service. eal Fleming 1'1"et REISTER ** a:M .114 11 o'clock lIP-FURNITURE REPAIR Service, TUxedo 1-8860. WOI'5b1p service. Dr. Haf'7J C. Mum. C,II TUx«4o 2-6900 - J Trllll/( WIJIf T. It"., y", Qlllclfr ELEGANCE IN CUSTRED CON ST. LAN DSCAPI NO Church SCbool, Crib Room YOII' A4 CO" .. Ck.rtM UPHOlSTERING REPAIRS A SPECIALTY 881-3739 MornlDg Service tbru Senior High both Custom made 1urniture; dec. John'Reberry 10:30 a.m. services orative f ab r i e.; professional ''THE INSIDE OF LIFE" "INSIDE RELIGION'" 21H-RUG CLEANING needlepoint moumillg, tlpes. SNOW RJ!lMOVAI, 2H-I'AfNTING AND Modern ization Snow Removal Service RESIDENTIAL .COMMERCIAL .John William Estes Jr. DECORATING tries and yarn; chairs and Dr. Meserve, Preaching stools in !tack. EWALD, estab. MORE VALUE fDr,our JIlOD81. RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL Minister DURACLEAN Fully equ)~ for heavy snow. lfshed 1925, 1JU8 Kercheval at AcJditklu, kitcheu, dormen,. FULLY EQUIPPED FOR CARPET • I'UBNlTURE Contracts by tfle season. Free EasUawn, VA. z.8ll83. ,buelDel1tl, ~tbrooZIW, wall HEAVY SNOW, SERVICE RUDOLPH TONELLO estimate •• FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST CARPETS, rugs and uphol. DECORATOlt removals. No Job too small or • SEASONAL CONTRACTS CHAIR CANING alld JlushIDg- too large. • DEPENDABLE SERVICE: Oro_ PoJIlte F8lllIS (CbrlstlaQ SCience) stered furniture eleaned 011. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR worn .eats rewoven like new. 4 ,SEASON'S Swlda)', 10:30 a.m.;....cbureb, SlUIday &hoot aDd Wanta' Roo .. WICbIeIdaJ I p.m •• Telt1moJllal M:eflID&' locatfon by the world famous' WALL PAPERL~G TUxedo 4.Z43Z, BIDICARE BROS, INC. .:mll.lE FSTIMATES THE "Flower Fresh" Duraclean LANDSCAPING CO, 212 eMI' .. AVtllM office 7'12-S715 SAME DAY YOU CALL lleaiIfIUI ROOlD 19f118"eII: Aft. proceu. Moth Pl'OOfin,. 882-0870 , 885-B881 IlIII.!l 10 to I excePE 8W1da1a aad BoUdayB NO SCRUBBING.NO SOAKING 21Q-PLASTERING evenUJ:s' till 11 TV 1-8988 Make Winter Bearable ., to t 'l'huncIaY aDCl FrIdaY "nIDIs NO SHRINKING THREE 'Mn..E DR. SPEOIALIZING ill npain !or CARPENTER-All typeI repair This Year SIGN SWIPED Free Est. Quality Services 25 Years ExperIEince 18 years.. Craw eliminated! and remodetil:l(. Carl Watson. PR 9'()71D-Geo. BouhaDa, Prop. Clean. Jim Blackwell. VAlley LA 6-5S0L SNOW REMOVAL SERVICE lIr& Richard Eden, 8M Pem. UNITY CENTER OF TRUTH 1.705L IS A DIVlSION OF' berton, eal1eil City pOliee on 19583 Mack Ave.. Grosse Pointe Woods HUGHES BROTHERS Tuesday. October 1, to report Oface and Class Room" 886.8960 DECORATOBS PLASTER cracks repaired. Tile JOHN REBERRY Rw. Ray E. Eversole. Minister 21 '-PAINTING AND THINKING OF the. th!ft of a large ormge and Sunday Servlce 10:30 a.m. DECORATING 5293 Yortahire and drywall repairs. PBllIoott ENTERPRISES blaek sign, which .read "Used Pde. AuclUorlwla-6. P. WIJ' Memorial 3Z LaketIlore RcL, Grosse 1'te. 1'anu 882-9150 or 331-802i 1-4580. Remodeling? TU 4-7596 Book SlI1e Today," .from off a DlaU.VIIU1 TIlOlilbt 11.'141 PAINTING AND DECORATING PAINTING. Experienced, neat, EXPERT PLASTER and dry. ' wall ill tJJe GrOlle Poiute Uni. The Best In Paints . fully equipped, reasonable. w•.U repairs. Licensed con- DON'T lAKE A CHANCE tarian CbUtth'. back J.ot. The Interior and Exterior TUxedo 1-5306, after 5:30. tractor, 20 years. Free esti. CALL A PROFESSIONAL sip beloaged to the AmerIcan Expert Wallpaper Removing mates. 178-2878. WILLIAM FltEEM'AN Anociation of 'University Wo. GROSSE POINTE WOODS • NEATNESS IS MY P. P. GRACE & SON LANDSCAPIN~ men, which 'IV" holding their BUSINESS • 11l-1RICK AND WE'LL PLAN•YOUR PROJ- FALL CLEAN up. s IIrub s annual book: .ale in the AIInex In business since 1911 trlmmed, snow re m oval. of the chureh on that date. flJresbgterianChurch : VE 9.5324 PR 7-5879 CEMENT WORK ECT A~~D DESIGN IT FOR Specializing in exterior painting. YOU Hourly or contract. '178-4037, 19950 MACK AVE. at TORREY RD. , 886-4300 Guaranteed, highest quality lNTERIOR • EXTERIOR paInt- LAWRENCE VERBEKE "OF GOOD COURAGE" iq. Attention a(lrartment own- workmanship and materials. • Wor$hip Servk'es 9 and 11:10 era - retirees. General ear. 26355' Kathy Roseville CEMENT CO. CAlL FOR FREE ESTIMATE FREE ESTIMATES ..~ 10 to 11 a.m. Church Education SchOOl 779.0010 781.9037 CONCRETE-BRICK call Dr. John Olert Jr. _penter repairs, wall papering AND COUNSEL SERVICE (Nursery at Services) and gutters. Free estimate. STONJl'.-WATERPROOFING VALLEY 1-2070 The Grosse Pointe 382.122l. DONALD BLISS • • Fall Clean.up Deoorator CONCRETE - Driveways, side- Exterior ~Wrior walks. jllatiOll. garage &on. CUSTOMCRAFT • Fall Fertilizing Memorial R. L. SHURTLEFF cement patehing of an types. • Lawn Cutting Free Estimates PAINTING CONTRACTOR CONSTRUCTION • Leaf Removal City of GrOsse Pointe BRICK AND BLOCK-Porches. • Evergreem; Trimmed Church TU 1-7050 pre.cast steps, expert tuck COMPANY Best Material Service and price. 40 Years in G.P. • Shrubs Trimmed United Presbyterian pointing and patching, c:hlm. • Landscape Planting INVITATION TO BID 25 years in Grosse Pointe. For neys. 16 Lake Shore Rd. free estimate call COMPLETE decorating. Paper- 881-1024 • Landscape Construction For information, hanging. insured, guaranteed. STONE - Patios, walks, ftowet • Snow Removal To Fumish Three 1969 Poflee Vehiel.. Al Scbneider. TUxedo 1'{)li65. night or day, TU 1-7336 boxes, stone repairs of all H. F. JENZEN call 882.S330 With Trade-I" types. BUILDING .... PAINTING - WALL - Tex - EXTERIOR GENE'S 9:30 aDd 11:15 and paperhanging .,... remo\'. WATERPROOFING - Bas e - Home and industrial repairs. The'City of Grosse Pointe will receive !iealed bids for We paint homes and garages - Worship Service wg - wall washing, 30 years ment leaks. .Additions, • t tic • completed, the purchase of two (2) station wagon.model vehicles, and aluminum siding, wood, brick, . . Porch enclosures, recreation LANDSCAPE and Church Si:bool experience, work guaranteed. 11 years m the Pomtes. ' rooms, garages repaired. one (1) four door sedan for municipal use (Police De- MertellS, 122 Muir, TU 2.00S3. bloct, etc. Very reasonnble. Any paint of your choice. Esti. FREE ESTIMATES, TO. 1-8061 TU 1.9744 TO 4-3011 The Rev. partment), aod taking in trade three (3) vehicles, two (2) INTERIOR, ExterIor painting, mates are free. 371.7478. NO JOB TOO SMALL ' SERVICE Gary R. Gruber 1968 Plymouth station wagoll$ and one (1) 196'1 Ford floor tiling, carpenter repairs. Licensed • Bonded • Insured Licensed Bonded preaching on sedan, at 10 a.m. on November 27. 1968, at which time Quality materials used. Free INS IDE PAINTING, windows CHRISTOPHER "UNDERWEAR" said bids shall be publicly opened. The City reserves the estimates. Lake\'iew 7-5318, washed and gutter cleaning. REPAIRS CONSTRU

INTE-R-IOR--and--';;cteri~~-p~i~~ InstaIle;E~~R~epai~l!d Ii LICENSED BONDED, VA 2- , 282 ing. wail washing and paper TU 2-07' 7 I Since 1916 ! hanging. Reasonable ratell Basement Waterproofing , l 30 years' experience. Ray All work guaranteed II'21 S-CARPENTER WORK j E~MER~ PLUM~IN~ and Heat. Barnowsky, 823-5596. 24 hrs. service _._ mg. KltchenAld DIShwal\hers, SUMMARY OF MINUTES I FORMICA COUNTERS. Re. disposals, dishmaster, repa»:,: NOVEMBER 4, 1968 PAINTING VERBEKE WATERPROOFING j modclling - kitchens, baths, remodel. TUxedo 4-4882. '\p'~~l~:I Homes, offlclS, clinics, motels, PR 5.5019 TU 1.9~xedo 1-8061 ~or~ee"~st~~:~~~~~~:~~'\; 6 LARRY'S CUSTOM I Thc meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. hospitals ' ADV.:\-NCE MAINTENANCE I John. TUxedo 6.7176. . 'PLU~IBJ~G AND HEATI.NG : Pmsent on roll rail: Mayor William G. Blltler. COllncil- Profcssional Electric Sewer Cleaning for all ' QUALITY WORK by carpente~: Resldent.llll and Com~erclal ' men William G. Kirby, Henr~' E. Bodman, T1, Richard C. I Lo'ge cr drains and sewers. i with 0 v e r. 20 .years expen.: RepaIr and Remo el . i Hudson, James II. Dingeman, and Benjamin S. Warren. Jr. Workmonship Cmnll'~RCIAL 'RESIDENTIAL, cncc, ('onsclentlous; Reason.: Water .Heaters-A. O. Smlth l Ansent: Councilman Mark C, Stevens. Small WE 1)W AN/) REPAIR 'able prices on family rooms, I ~enn ..glass and Rhecm Glass. Jobs BROKEN SEWERS . etc. Small jobs acceptable.! hne. i Mayor William G. Butler presided. All Work Guaranteed I _ TUxedo 4.5372. 1_~._!U~e~~ __ ~:~~o ' Councilman :'Jark C. S!el'cns was excus('d from at- • tending the meeting. I 884~?,?_1_~.____ : C~~~~~;~~~e';:~;i~;~:~~~~:: I~1V-51 L~!_~_!LA ~ING__ ; The minutes of the regular m£'cting oC October 21, ~. BUT.LER ,SF~~~~~; r~:~~Z~Eg~ar~~~~~~: _ JlO~c.s~ ~~c~~~~scot~1-372: I.Silye.r. & Gold Pla~.g 1968 were approved with corrections. ;'~~.:"'~~1;8 866-4324 i ~7~~:;;sable rates, 881.()(J63or I . RE~fOD.ELlNG . I: ~:~~Z1~~li~~~n::a~~~~erlng The following reports were received and ordercd G. ' _ ~ '...... _. _. _. __ I Custom ~uJ1t kitchen ca~l~ets • l"lreplace fixturea refinished placed on file: recreatIOn rooms, AddItIOns,. Copper polishing & buffinll: and all typell of porch en., A. Conlroller"s Rcport for the monlh of September, SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES ('Iosilres, siding and roofing. LEEBERT 1968. FOR OVER 112CENTURY ~HA terms. We arc insured. SILVERSMITHS licensed and bonded. I Jl. Six.year tax rate ~omPRrison on Local Value. . 14110 CHARLEVOIX Every Sty'e of Fence !nspecllon of complete work I 3 Blks. West of Ch8lmers C. Pier Park Al.'tivity Report for 1968, mVlted; we guarantee our VA 2.7318 I C-2 erected for you workmanship, I, _. __ , ,,_ __, _ _ __ ,_ The hid of International Salt Company for the City'l\ annual supply of ro('k salt, war. approved. ONTARIO 2IZ-LANDSCAPING WA.1-6282 CO~~TRUCT[ON CO. SERVICES Upon proper motion made. supported and carried, the Int:ludln. .. .".. ..,- .._- ... _--~..- meeting adjourned at 0:45 p,m, tD. M[RC.H[VAL _____ 8814400 THOMPSON A Ch.Jin link All Steel and .. .Attics .Porch Enclosures' LANDSCAPING CO. Rustic Style. WILLIAM G. BUTLER PETER CAPUTO .Additionll .Kitchens .Gllages ,Cllslon, lawn and garde,n IIcrv llll)'or City CierI! , -Commercial Buildings ,Ice, Complete landl\capmg llnd I delll!!ninll, Fertilizing, soddill~ Thomas W. Kressbach, I J 1M SUTTON I and trimming. Free estimates. Publisher in the Grol\~e Pointe Ncws ftlEH~BACHER FENCE CO. 1671 Brys Dr. PO Box 5047, Grosse Pointe City Clerk. 10403 HARPER RESfDENTIAl, INDUSTRIAl issue or '~ovember 14, 1968, Pub. G.P.N. 11.14.68 ! TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 Mich. ,TU 4.2721l Plge Twenty .. ight . GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThursdlY, November 14, 1968 * * * Feature Page * * whot where and 11'hamoC Pointer of Interest Good Taste by whoozit Favorite Recipes fJ4tnte , of . No finer choice coul(l have been made' •.• and welre People in The Know Counter Points delighted to report that Mrs. Charles A, !lean, Jr., of Lewiston road, has been appointed chairman of the CuI. Traveled Along ••• with Walton.Pierce 011 the Iprill buy tural and Fine Arts Committee for United Citizens for CHEESE SOUFFLE in New York. What fun to see tbe colledlou! Hurrah r.r red, Nixon-Agnew by the national chairman Mrs. William F. Contributed by white aDd blue! It's in checks and In prints aDd looks 50 bright BUt~diclk, of Wdasbhintghtonc,D.C ..... AmOtn g Dorgtan~tzaItionst. Mrs. Douglas Madntosh aDd gay. There's a Jot of navy ••• crisped with white • , • for ac Ive y serve y is ommltteeare he e TO! ns 1. 2 Tbsp .. melted bu'tter hi f ~ ~_) t t f Art th D t .t S h 0 h t th M t jacket and dress fostumes. (The lIttle jacket is g in a...... U e 0 S, e e rOI ymp ony rc es ra, e e • 1 Tbsp. dry mustard . ropolitan Opera, the Society of Arts and Crafts, the The stufl glamorous evenings pre made of is lame chiffOIl. You Friends of the Detroit Public Library, the Garden Club Dash of paprika and can look forward to a femIDille, fashionable sprlllg. Right BOW

of America (conservation) and the Garden Club of Mich. pepper I look at all the haod'picked.up, air expressed, holiday and cruise igan; also receiving Committee service are Ferdinand 6 ,slices bread, cubed and fashions •. , arrJv'illg daily at Walton. Pierce! H. Cinelli, on behalf of the excavations of Etruscan Arts crust removed • * • in Italy; Arthur Turner, president of Northwood lnsti- 4 eggs tute, Midland; Douglas F. Roby, president of the United lJ2 cup milk Another First ... for Leon! Ask to see the new States Olympic Committee; and W. Hawkins Ferry, eel- 1 tsp. salt extra long, extra lovely stretch wigs at 17888 Mack lector and author ... Mrs. Deall's Committee members 112 l~. Cheddar cheese Avenue. They are imported from Italy. Twenty to twenty. include the Mesdames Wendell W, Anderson, Jr., Chris- 4 ~llces raw bacon four inches of glorious natural hair is ~and tied. They tian Henry Huhl, Emory M. Ford, Joliri'q ..GarHnghouse, Mix butter, mustard, paprika cost one hundred fifty dollars and insure Instant glamour. Harley Higbie,. Alvan ,Macauley, Jr., Lynn .M~Naughton, and pepper, spread over bread TU 4-9393. . David W..Rust, W ..,Warren Sheldon arid Allen'Shelden, cubes. Beat eggs, add salt aDd * * * milk. Grind cheese and baCIID III, and Robert H. Kanzler alld Mr.' Macauley . • . In together. Pour milk mixture For That Man ... in your life ,a gift from Michelle's Oakland County, the Committee includes .Mrs. Don E. over bread cubes, top with Boutique at Leon is just the thing. prop in and browse Ahrens representing the Birmingham Women Painters, cheese. lSake in ungreased pan through the new collection of specialties for men ... in- prominent artist John S. Coppin, james D; Hicks, mana- 35 to 45 minutes, ill 350 degree eluding bar equipment, the complete line of Lanvin ger of the Meadow Brook Music. Festival at Oakland oven. serves 6. toilitries, shoe shine kits and travel shaving kits. There's University, -Mrs. Henry Clyde J o'hnson, active in the also a handsome selection of decanters which are perfect Archives of American Art and Metropolitan Opera, and tion for community groups and, for on the bar or used effectively in a bath or dressing Mrs. William L. Mitcllell, chairman ofthe Meadow Brook of course, the Grosse Pointe room filled with after shave lotion, Theatre .. _ * * * .' Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. Committee for Open Housing. * * * Their experience is limited, but their spirits are MRS',ANDREW W. L. BROWN, OF BED:ORD nOAD She served as the Open Hous. A Womu's Whims ••• are catered to when she has willing •.. and tJs far as Sherman Fitzsimmons, Jr., of By JaDet Mueller : His year m' Sweden wI'th Russell ing Committee's first president. Mutschler Kitchens, 20227 Mack Avenue, design and remodel ber St h 't' th irlt th t ts She's watched it grow, from a h t ki ep ens roa d, i 5 COnceme d , I S e sp a coun: There are canned goods in the dining room, cartons I was .his second Scandinavian nucleus. of representatives from kite en. lSuilt with distillction and craftsmaosh p, Mutscl1ler t. He's very pleased with the "couple" engaged as maid and . th h II II. k't h 'b' . t 11 d d h'l experience Grosse Pointe churches I'.nd in. chemJ fea&ure DOt only the decorator look but the practicality of bartender for his next dinner party, ~lr. and Mrs. James In . e a : Q. new I c en 1S e10g IDS a e an, w Ie. . . ., excellent storage and perfect lay-out. Let them help make your Roblnson,of Kenwood Road.. . . Mr: Fitzsimmons th~ installation work goes on, the Browns of Bedford I He spent his first year JU terested private citizens gath- chores a breeze by designing the,kitchen just made for you. "bo ht" th . (f in I hi h b'dd road are "making do." ~~------~weden, the year between the ered, in-April, 1966, at a meeting * * * ug e pair or one even g on y) as g 1 er A . .. bed . 'k ' d . hbo.. . th d f time he was graduated from called by the Social Responsi- for their services at Action Auction '68, the November 1 . son IS ~pstalrs m ,SIC an nelg rs WIth . e ~ee or high school and the time he en- bility Committee of the Grosse There Are All Sorts Of Goodies . • . in Martha's benefit for the Academy of the Sacred Heart in Lake- wlth. flu. Sal1~ (Mrs. A!1dre~ 0p:;n occupancy housmg, and tered college, as a Youth For Pointe Unitarian Church, to a Closet, 373 Fisher Road. Heavenly silk print scarves shore road ••• Mr. F. also 'Was successful bidder for the ~h:t;~::~~:g ~o~o~~s~i~:he~ sho~lde'r ~c:h~~d~~\.!:~ ~:~~ Understanding exchange stu- current active membership of and a marvelous collection of purses. '.' including an talents of Mrs. Walter F. Robinson, wbo'll refinish apiece cooking him a pancake. ' families seeking homes in her dent. some 150 persons. elegant black peau de sole for evening. Great too is the of furniture for him ... Among other Action Auction r It's mid-afternoon She's just formerly segregated commu- He was the first YFlT student Conducted Campaign new selection of rain coats ..• both plain and fur lined, high bidders were the Rankin Pedes, of Lakeshore road, home from her .temporary nily; and :ver sent, frof dthe. state; fO~ a In its two-and.a-half years of * * * whO'll be flying off.to ~ondon : .. Robert Sholty, of Lake. (since October 1), part.time job " ... Because she has used q1I year s s u y I~:w~re~~ existe~ce, the. Grosse Poi~te . • • . lan4 avenue, who'll be enjoymg' weekends in the wild with the Neighborhood Service her gifts of quiet persuasion and f::n~y e~TH~~countr g The CommIttee for Open Housmg Gzft A Raffl1! ... t~ ready for you a~ Notre Da~e l .blue yonder (tiis was the high bid for a course of flying Organization, a voluntary social charm to effect such revolu-I ide g w~s to see if an A~~rican has conducted a good-neighbor p~,:aey.t f;hnstmas gtfts for eve10neh tn the famtly, lessons) , the Robert Peabodys of Lochmoor boule. agency that, sDe explains, "does tionary changes," stu~ent speaking no Swedish pledge campaign, obtained list- ~ e e: tea wee one or a 'J,ran mot er, are. attract- vard, wh~'U 'spend a weekend in N~w York City, .. the a number of things, ~~pendiD:g A remarkable woman, this could l~arn the language, could ings of homes for &ale on the w.ely dtSplayed fpr yOur selectwn. And the pnces are Robert Gotfreasons of Grosse Pointe boulevard now upon ~here the need 15 : •• IS Mrs. Andrew W. L. Brown. , . adjust .. and Cameron proved ope~. ma~ket, e~corted Negro rtght for an'gone s pocketbook. , • I not tied to anyone kmd of I . .' , families m thell" search for * * * Lake Shore Tennis House fMmlly members, (they put in service, anyone location ... " Su~r se for Fnen~ . Just how very adaptable Amen. Grosse Pointe homes, eo-spon. the high bid for two weeks' use of a camper, too) •.. the Sally's an NSO Administrative One tbmg about ~e citation can students are. Bored neighborhood showings of A PeI',fect Haircut ••• is the basis of a perfect bair style. Rfcllard Pleroneks, of Lochmoor boulevard, "ho'n spend Assistant, charged with getting may come as a,surprlse to m~ny The Atlantic, by the way, isn't "A Time For Burning," estab- At Edward Nepi Parrucch1ere, 19463 Maek Avenue, you'll find two weeks next summer traveling around the C!oulttry In Into operation a r

I deronc, were honored at a lunch, Plerc~ MIbdbdle.schlolOIt' wghotse< tional Association of So cia I No v em b e r 6, at 8 o'clock, you can see em a ac a e or. eon given by the National Coun- avorltef 0h Y IS co ec 10 ~y ! Workers, in the Kensington road resi- * * * cil of Women of the United men from .Germany. Anot~er I~- i He journeyed to Helsinki, Fin. dence of Mrs. John Heamon. Gift Shop Extraordinaire ... The F 0 u r States, named recipients of the terehst. ~hllch ~deshareskwlth hiS land. last summer for the Inter- They heard a spcaker from W'nds at 13800 East E'ght Mz'le Road Here 19700 Mack f t e s api ary wor Burton School, an Inner City • , . . . • . . . at 8101l0m Lone sixth annual "Woman of Con- a r. I . national Conferencc on Social school which their group assists. you II find an excztmg collectzon of ztems at low science" awards pres~n(ed by I Other Ch,~ldre~ .. WeUare; he was a memher of financially. ! direct import prices . . . whether it be a tea TU 6.3600 the Council to womc." who h~ve i The 0 the T bablr.s Olr~. the Planning Committee and I t J .B'" F . 'performedI outstandmg servIce: Cameron, ,22 and a sem~r S"c~- vice.prcsident of the Confer------se or a apanese youu screen. or an exciting for human rights_ ,olog~ maJo~ at Colum_hla Um., cnce's Commission on Human I. ar experiel~ce in looking and buying, visit The She was nominated for this I verslty. a Jazz enthUSIast, (he, Rights. _. . - _ft:!M_~ ~_S Four Wmds, • * * Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells . . . maybe it is too early award by the Unitarian-Univer-: plays string bass) .. who took a 1Ie's a member of thc Exccu- """&-::i to start singing Christmas carols but it's not too : salisl Women's Federation, one i year off betwecn hIS freshman tivc Uoarl! of th~ Nationill Coun- .:fI!I:__.0- - -e,ft Craftsmanship ... In carpets? You'll find just that in Cabin ~or 25 national organizations i and sophomore eoJl~ge classes cil of Senior Citizens, has been ~l ",== early to plan your holiday der.orations. Here's an idea, Crafts at Ed Maliszewski's, 21435 i\faek Avenue. Beautflully 1 affililltl:d with the National! to tour Sweden WIth George, on the board!j of the NAACP constructed, they're designed with II decorator's eela&. If you Council of Womcn., R~ssel1, (he n:'ad( two records and the Detroit Urban Leaguc, see, you'll believe. Trustee of Chureh \nth Russell In Germ,any and serves on the Governor's Mi. • A REAL Sally Brown is an elected has also played With Don grant Labor Commission. is * * mcmber of the Board of Trus. Ch~rry); ~{eather, 18, a Grosse vice-chairman of the Compre-: Quaker Maid. puts its best look forward at CHRISTMAS TREE tees of the Grosse Pointe Uni. Pomte H~gh School gradl~ate hen.~ive Neighborhood Health I ,. ., Kitchen Remodelers, 15218 East Jefferson. Only the most 'flocked with heavy snow :tarian Church. The women's who has Just entered"BcnD/~~, Services Center and a member I Wouldn t It be nice If carefully grown and processed North American birch •group of her church nominated Ion lIcgeafter an au pair of the Detroit.Wayne County I' teenage doings were rele- is selected for your kitchen. There are twenty-one lus- For Store or Business her as a "Woman of Con. year m Cannes on the French Community Men t a I Health d b k h trous wood finishes and many cabinet styles .•• Con. science". because of her out- R"~vlera d'unng wh'IC.h Shide l~e Board. gate ac to ,t e agony 8' TO 14' TALL standing work as an organizer WIth a Frcnch famIly., studIed Membrr of RHe 80ard ,and ecstasy of lust grow- temp~r~ry, Colonial, Ear~y ~merican, Conestoga, Italian PrOVinCial, French PrOVinCIal for an estimate call FIreproof Rayon Flacking I of the Grosse Pointe Committee I ballet at the Rosella Ihghtower He's also on the Board of i ing up, instead of being 776-5510 . White, pink, blue cho,treuse or oquo . for Open Housing. her service' School and took French Ian. Grosse Pointe Human Relations: treated as earth-shaking on the Steering Committee,. of gllage co~rses; and Doug!as, Council. an organization he and ~ Approved by Fire Mo,sholl * * * "!fomes By Christmas," (the 16.. a seD/or at Grosse P01~tC Sally helped form. lie scrved as events. . Fish Fry.' .. all you can eat! Every Friday! Fresh Order Now lor Early Delivery emerjlency group which helped Iligh School. He's th~ upstaIrs the Council's fin;t vice,chair- ) lake perch ~Ith French fries, cole slaw, fresh roll and Also ovolloble onimlltcd (.hmlmos disploys 10 rrlocOltl' families burned Ollt pancake.eater, whom hIS mother man, of thl'ir homes during the De- describcs as "very much c?n. Sally's "private' 'Iisl of ae .. i butter ... Just a dollar forty-nine at Wesfields, 25506 for 'Oie or rent. 'Mack at Somerset. TUxedo .5.1003, trail riot of 1967), and hrr many cerned about th.c ~echam~allOn eomplishments. (of course, Mr.. $peciol of Ihe week-Pom Pom $1.0404 Chryt'!nth.",um~1I rolors. full bunch other community activities to. and ~e~rsOnltllZat1~n of mod- and Mrs. 8rown wpport each. STUDIO CAMER~SHOh i * • • advance human rights. .ern 1Ife. other's endeavors. always). in. l'\ r: , Save Time ... and kecp YOUrlemper. How? By riding the "Our Fourth Gi!nerolion 01 FloriS'S" ller citation reads: I' Swedish Is EallY eludes helping to organize i Royal Coachman l.imouslnc from the East Side to your flight .t ", .. Because she has had the Cameron's taking Swcdish at Americans for Democratic Ac. CARL ,,"OYNER. - Metro Airport. RCL takcs YOIIdirectly to tlJe airline of YOllr 13300 E, WARREN concern, the dedication and the Columbia now, and says it's a lion in Detroit, serving as con. Z022~ MACK -lit. tI>e Wood's chOice with no transfers to make ~nd no luggage to Clny , • , an Icourage to confront her friends snap-but for him, it should be: sultant to nursery school educa. Iat olle.half the prjee of a cab. Call TUxede 6.J322,