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Vol. 31-No. 40 IOC Per Copy GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER I, 1970 16.00 Per Ytar 204 Pages - Two Sections - SeetiCHl One
HEADLINES Trading Powder Puffs for Pistons Spend $5.92 of the Special Meeting Per Day on \VEEK As Compiled by the Held to Discuss Each Pupil Grosse Pointe News Operating Budget of $14,- 355,297 Expended on nunclay, Seplembel' U School Renovation 13,319 Students During THE JORDANIAN ARMY claimed it drove invaders from I82-Day Y.ar Syria out of Jordan, Wednesday, Interested Citizens Attend Session with Board of Edu. and the Unite(1 States said it , cation to Air Proposed Solutions to "Many residents of the had received word that Syrian school district may be sur. regulars were pulling out of the South High Problems prised to learn that it cos~ embattled Hashemite kingdom. Interested citizens attended a special meeting of only $5.92 per day to edq. The civil war went on, however, the Board of Education on Monday, September 28, to cate a youngster in The as the latest cease.file agree. Grosse Pointe Public School ment proclaimed by King Hus. discuss the renovation of South High School. - I System in 1969-70, an sein earlier in the day collapsed Both those in attendance and ~ amount which also includes when the leader of the guerilla trustees appeared to be in favor P St k the o~eration of the public movement. Vasser Arafat, reo of tl'aring down the annex at ump rue jected it and vowed t6 fight on. South since it is consid\!red an .... Ubranes," Dr., Theos 1. An...... , inadequate structure. however, By L:uhtn:ng derson, Superintendent of THE U.S. GOVERNMENT found it difficult to agree 16 to Schools said on Monday. will try to evacuate about 200 "0" how the board should proceed R. talled Dr. Anderson made the an- Americans from Jordan Thurs- from there. einS nouncement in coaneetion with day, using two chartered com- the .econd Issue of the schools' mercial planes. the State De. Among the many solutions of. fered the trustee. were redis. newsletter, EducaUon In OUr partment said Wednesday. The Town, which has been mailed to planes, chartered from the Mid. tricting and year.around utiliza. Park Equipment Knocked tion of the building. Board Out in July J Storm more than 20,000 resldeata of dle East Airlines Company, will 3 the di.trlct. fly to Amman, Jordan, from members were also asked to Repaired by West. present a final proposai to what The Superintelldent Slid that Beirut, Lebanon, if it appears inghouse, Original evacuees can be moved safely renovation will take place and the Oclober ilaue, an annual reo to the airport and the planes methods of financing, for pub. Maker port to the community, contalna can land and take off without lic reaction before finally voting a breakdown all the operatiollal difficulty. its approval. A 750.horsepower storm costa of the school .y.tem for DAVE BASEHORE is picture instructing the the 1969-70 year which ended " " " running for 10 weeks. Course fee is $12. He promises Jerry Gerich, South High water pump, damaged by Friday, September 25 ladies on parts of the automobile engine. Mr. Base- all these puzzled looks will vanish upon completion of principal, indicated that what June 30. KING HUSSEIN'S prime min. shore will be teaching Auto Mechanicti for Women at the course. he was seeking In the proposed lightning during a heavy wtnacUoIl .11 Item bter quit and went into seclu- South High School beginning Tuesday, October 6, and reDllvation was a more flexible rainstorm on July 13 was The,Superintendent of Sehooll sion in Cairo on Thursday just instructional facility. reinstaI1ed in the Park said that the $5.9:2 daUy COlt Ia as the Jordanian monarch's Major Problems divided among a dozen aecountl milltary forces appeared to be Storm Water Pumping Sta. and shows that $f.28 of this winning their week-long strug- Vernrer Road Sou~hHigh School Paper Leaves Piled Ben Zenn. director of admlnis. tion, Jefferson and Mary- amount wal spent on Instntc.' trative services, summarized gle with guerilla insurgents. land, after being completely lion. He said that 4 centa of General M 0 ham e d Daoud's what he considered the major the total covered the COlt of resignation provoked the fan of Project Near Ranks Among Nation's Top On Pavement problems with South. He said, overhauled and rebuilt. sending children to the Wayne the military government Hus. "A great deal of tonight's dis. County Regional Traln.ble Re- cussion centered around the The reinstallation, except for seln named last week. The King Completion Scholastic Publications Spell Danger a few minor details, was com. tarded Program, 2 eents tQV. asked his ministers \.0 stay on capacity of the school. I do not ered student .ervlces, 5 centa reel that in any ot' the studies pleted on Friday. September 25, as caretakers until a new cabi. Engineers Strike Settled The Tower Earns AII.Ameriean Recognition by Judges It was disclosed. by Park City were e.rmarked for capital out. net could be formed, Amman Constitute Treacherous capacity was the main concern. lay, and 21 eents went to fixed in Annual Critical Evaluation Conducted The main point In the renova. Manager Robert Slone. The rallio said, but the significance After Twenty Oays: Road Temptation to Fun- total cost of taking out the ma. charges (sueh as b:llluraace on of Daoud's resignation was not Surfacing Already by Press Association tion is to bring South up to ade. bulldlnp and eQUipment aDd Loving Children and quate present day high school chine, rebuIlding It and return. lna it to the station. is $10.123. empioyee fringe l:JeQlfitl). im~~~,.,~~.,... w_._... ,,' Finished Grosse Pointe . South High School's student news- Careless Drivers standirds. Saturday, SePlember ZS It w.s done by Westinghouse, it. further bre.kdown of the paper, The Tower, continued to rank among the nation's "The main building date. the original builderl and wtall. $5.9:2 total .howl th.t 17 cents THE PENTAGON SAID Fri- By Gre« Boyd top publications as results of the annual critical evalua. The days have ar:ived back to 1928.The B annex, buill day that It has 1!0Ild indln- Residents along ers of th~ pump. went to maJntaln the buUdfap drl\1ng tion were released by the National Scholastic Press when leaves will be falling prior to 1928, and the drivers' .nd If!'ouudlt, centa were ala tions that the SoVIet Union Ia the stretch of Vernier road eo Association. $ i - from the trees at an ever education area, are poor faclll. Wa. Secoad Ttl!le located for operaUonal expen- buildllll I permanent aubmarine from Mack avenue east to ties, poorly located. The site it. The Tower earned All Amerl. . The judle laid of pbotogra- increasing rate until the The city manlger l!lid that sel (Ineluding aalarl.. of plaftt base In Cub•. The White Hou.e the Grosse Pointe Woods self Is tight .nd there .re personnel), 3 centl were ev. .aid It would view I .trlte,le it Ii i.. h ti d c.n recognition II judgel \lam- phy, "Active. well.planned, high. branches are bare against the pump, the .mallest of four Installation there "with utmo.t C y m ... may ave no ce pared isauea publJ.hed .econd qu.llty photo. add much to major traffic and parking prob. m.rked for tr.naportation COlt. the November sky. lems." In the .tatlon hou.e, was pur- .erlou.nell. workmen cleaning up, the .emeater with more th.n 1,600 over.U Impact." Thil WII the chased 30 yur. 11'0. The July Involved In t.kln, .peelal edu- • , • area and finishing the con. new'plper. from aeroll the fir.t time The Tower received There II .n Inherent danger Mr. Zenn continued, "The 13 l1,htnlng d.m.,e I. the lee. c.tion .tudenta to out-ol-dJl. BOTH KING HUSSEIN and struction that wu begun countr;... • 'Mark of Di.tlnctlon In thl. surround in, this fact. Residents plant 18 a whole is a hodge. ond time that the machine WII trlct center., 4 centl operlted Yu.er Arat.t, the Pale.Unlan several months .'0. The new.p.per was evaluated catelory. In the Grolle Pointe area wll1 podie of buildings and faclll. put out at commlaeion In such the nurlln, pro,ll'am, 8 e'nte ,uerrUl. chieftain, ordered a Work on the project had In five .reas and earned Mark. The new.paper was edited by be collecting the leaves and plI. tiel. a m.Mer. The tir.t time occur. wenl 10 .upport the pr0lZ'lm of Ing them n8ar the curb to be school aoclalworl!.ers, and eease.flre }'rldlY In the nine. ,round to a bllt se~mber 1 of Distinction for • u per I (l r Pat Lock now • frelhman at Scbool Fralmeatecl red in 1858. :u picked up by municipal em. day Jordanian civU war, but blcau •• of 111 operaUn, _,I_ achievement In .11 five. Four Michigan St.te University, and Over the years there have cents wellt for admlllMtratiVt within hours the ,uerrllIas .nd neen .trike. With the contract m.rk. were required to become Dave Dllef, who I. Th8 Tower'. ployel. Plies of ieave. h.ve al. On the July d.te, llghtnlnl COlts. ways been a popular source of been .evera I addltloi\1 but no other Arab chiefs of stlte meet. expired, the elllineerl were I•• All Amerlc.n. Five qu.llfied the edllorlal chairman thll ye.r. master plan for lonl range de. stre.ked throu,h the roof of the Bow Il', FIpred fun for both children and, If the in, In Cairo Iccused Husleln In, for III Incre .. e In WI'et paper for 111 additional evalua. Other It.U memberl were Steve velopment. The .chooi II educa. pump st.tlon and .truck the Dr. Anderlon s.id that the of brelkln, It. Ind bellefltl Illd wllked off the tlon to .elect the six Pacem.k. Grady and Jim VanWln,erden, leavel are piled In the .treet, Uonally fragmented especi.lly pump whiie it WII in operltion, $5.~2 d.Uy fI,ure .,.... com. careless .nd unthinking drivers. burning out the .rm.ture and • • • Vernier rold proJact with just er new. paper. In the country. pa,e one editors; Peter Bird In the science, music and .rt puted by dividlll' the IVlrl,t Sanetay, 8eptemlNlr 2T over two week. work nec.... ry areas, and almo.t aU sp.ce. the eiectrlcal fleldln" and ren- puplI memberlbip lor the Ylll' Oatatudlallob and Ted Sweeney, p.ge two edl. If a child II burled In the derln, the equipment u.ele ••. THE PRESID E NT'S COM. to complete the job. In evalu.Ung content .nd cov. tors; Marilyn Pelers and K.thy leaves or hiding behind tl)e are below the accepted high (18,8111) jnto the operatfq MISSION on Campus Unreat .p. lu.t prior to the walk-off, era,e, the jud,e commented, Thom.. , p.,e three editor.; leaves, It I. prob.ble th.t a school staniards of today, In Thla did not hamper storm bud,et for $lUM,2W7, for I pe.led ur,ently to President "n.,otIaUons had been contlnu. "Staff doe. an outltandln, job Craig Dooml and Steve Weyh. driver steering hll c.r through term. of size. There i. alia poor w.ter pumpin" Slone .ald, be. yeai'l)' co.t of $1,077. ThiI Nixon Saturday to lead the way iDltor two weelct wltbout re. of covering .tudent life .nd con. ing, page four edltorl. the leavel, won't see the child circulation as far II .tudents caule perlODDel ch.n,ed the .mount w., divided by 18:1,tbe to I "n.tlona1 cease.flre" and lultl between the Mlchl'llI cernl-both in .chool itself arid Others on the editorial staff until It's too late. 'Serious injury getting from one building to the proeedure partially, and .witcb. number of day. of pupil alteDd. relcue American society from Ro.d Builders AAOCIIUOIl,rep. highly relevant 'outside' Is.ues. were Jamie Kirchner, cartoon. or death for the child may fol. other Is concerned." ed to one of the three rem.lnln. Ince ~a required by Itate laW'. ttll! brink of what it called a relentlni the con.tructlon com. Coverage extends far beyond lit; Dennis Fedoruk. photogra. low and the driver could find Pres[de~t Barbara' R. Thomp. pumps, which are operated ''The October Ia.Ul lumlllar. chasm aD d.ngerous th.t it panyhlret! for the job, and the Icheduled events and 'b.ck. phy coordinator; Tim Kiska; himself In' deep tro.uble. son Indicated .th.t Board memo manually. The d.maged p\.lmp !zen lome of the past yelr'. thre.ten. the survival of the union. ,roundln,' Is highly effective." John Lemmer; Sue Lardner; bel'S were meeting willi the Is automatic. In that when the accompll.hmenta, .nd jllcluclll Two CaMS Cited nation. "The division betwt!p.n At that Ume a complny Concerning writing and edit. and Dennis Gabriel. architect later that same eve. storm water reaches • certain fln.nclal (Jata on the operatiOll established society and the new spokesman told the NEWS that Ing the judge said, "News Sue Colem8n and Debbie In recent years, two .uch ning to view all aspects of the level, It sets the equipment Into of the .choola .nd the publlDetroit on Thursday. warrant when she left South The first to be dted was the diCfcrent days tondoperated on a juries suslalned when he was Wayne State UnIversity, Los D I" T k a path of devastation some 30 September 17. and who was Carolina In the company or Merry.Go.Round Lounge. 15402 rotating cycle. struck by a motorcycle on Mon. Angelcs State College, Michl. C Ivery rue miles long and 10 miles wide. fataUy wounded in a gun batUe G.tes. South Carolina author. Mack avenue, when patroling day, June 22. with Park police on the s.me ities are seeking her extradition officers discovered the place "Many times. Ihe resldcnts ffn~ve~~~~~~nl~I~~~ia:.nd the Safe Removed • • • would finish raking their leaves Mr. Clark was struck. by a Tuesd.y, September :r day. was In the Detroit area from Michigan. was still open after closing He Is .urvived by his wife, im mediately after the crcws cyc1i~t 115 hc allcmP.led to cross PRESIDENT GAMAL ABOEI. In violation of bond provisions. Gates died of wounds In Bon hours and patrons stili hsd not Kathryn. his children. Mrs. passcd," Petcrsen said. "This Gr~t~ot lInd. Fourmcr on De. A smalt safe, bolted to the Nasscr of Egypt, the unj(yim~ Gates had been released on Secours Hospital about an hour left alter approximately 2:30 Daniel Carr, Mrs James Allen, floor of a delivery truck, was leader of a dividcd Arab world bond pending trial In a Spar. after he was shot by Park a,m. way residents will know when trolt s clIstmlc. Thc d,rivcr or to expect the collection." thc motorcycle was killed. Julie and David; a brother, reported to have been stolen and the greatest ligure In Its tansburg court on a charge of Patrolman Richard Warren. in Undcr MLCC rules, such John; his sisters. Sistet Cele•. Mr. Clark ~ustained multiple within a 15.mlnute period Wed- modern history, died of a heart murdering his wife, and had II gun light on Charlevoix. be. places must close at 2 p.m. and Petersen said that also hom~. Isceralions, hcad injuries and lia, Mrs. Louis G~chwend, Mrs. nesday. Septembtlr 23, Woods attack Monday at 52, His death been forbidden to leave Juris. tween Wayburn and Alter road. the sale or liquor a£ler that Caroline Rinehart, M.ry, and police dlsclo.ed. raised thl! specter of chaos In .n diction of the local autb6rltl .. Detroit. Warren's par t n e r. lime I~ prohibited. owners may pack the leaves In la broken leg. He remained In a plastic bags which will be col. coma until his dcath on Wed. Mrs, Betty Marks. Wayman M.rsh.lI. driver or area already deep In crisis. N.s. without permission, Park police Patrolman William Furtaw. Patrons were still on the lecled by tile rubbish crews, nesday Scrvlces were held at the the truek, told police that he ser was stricken at Cairo air. said. was hit In the left arm by a prcmlses or lI,e Aaesbrooks Verheyden Funer.1 Home and h.d m.de • delivery at the port while saying goodbye to the It was also disclosed by Park bullet from Gates' .32 caliber i Bar. 15119 Charlevoix avenuc. For the sake of safety, Coats. lie joincd the school systcm 5t, Juliana Church on Satur. Wrlglcy supermarket in the ruler of Kuwait. Sheik Sabah police, tllat Ellen Pack Parker, automatic. at about 2:40 a.m" on Wednes. is also asking drivers to stCer as ~ mat~ teacher at Parcell~ flay, Scptembcr 26. lntenncnt Seven.Mack .hopping ccnler and AI.Salim AI.S.,bah, one of the 32, alias Shirley Blanton, of 707 Gates was the gunman who day, September 23. pol i c c elcar of piled leaves in tile Jumor IIlgh SchOOl and spent wa.~ in Mount Olivct Cemetery. came out to find the safe gone Arab ieaders who had attcnded Oak Leaf drive, Spartansburg. held up the NaUonal Bank of charRed, street and parents to keep their Ihe last 13 YCll.r~liS a counselor Mcmorl.1 tributes may be from under the front seat. the ,~ummil conference Nasser who was with Gates at the Detroit branch at 73 Kercheval. Owners of the bars will be children from playing In or near al Rrowncll Muldlc School. sent to The Robert G. Clark The safe. n('edlng two keys' c~l1ed to end the civil war In time he was felled by police on.the.HIIl. shortly after 12 p.m, notificd or their hcaring dates thc piles, The dangcr I~ always Mr. Clark was born in I.ake. Mcmorlal Fund In care of ror opcning, contained an un- Jordan. bullets, was wanted by Spar. (Contlnlled on Page 2) by the MLCC. therc. wood, 0., on Mlly 27, 1920. He Brownclt Middle School known .mount 01 money.
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'.ge Two G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thul'ld.y,Odob.r I, 1970 -s-om-e-m-e-n-e;r;c-l-th-e-Ir-ri-gh-ts-I-T-h-e-m-a--n-w-ho-doe-s-n-oth-in-g-r-o-r------.------.----Th-e-re-II-I-It-ue-re-l-a-Uo-n-a-bl-p-be-. -I -T-he-fu-t-ur-e-ll-bo-u-nd.-t-o-come-'-, -I ODe oUllce of accomplllhment fil to ail'l! them special pril'ileges, olhers is only undoing himself. Accused of Spo.u.ef/l DeatL - Groups.Fighting tween the COlt and the plea lure Ibut )'01& won't .njoy It uD1e1l I. worth a ton ol Iood blteDo ~ I4iG' (II of a v..cation. . you're read)' for it. tiona. II IllJ I' ,I, ,lttliltfs' ill IIt.It'S I"'tiolts (COIIUnlledfr.... iti) description of the robber that Ohscenlty Wave ---- ,I, on September 17. He escaped Ihad been received earlier over " with $l.OSll plated In I brown the teletype. called for uslst. There will be a meeting of ..h Are You a Man paper bag by a bank employe lance, and Warren and Furtaw the Michigan' Afmlate-Morall. CARLOAD .. who was forced to do 10 at lun. were dllpatched. ty in Media, Inc:. at the Grolle II Without point. The money WII recovered Furlaw. who was the first to Pointe War ,Memorial Center, "\I lalcr. let out of the seoul car, ap. on Saturday, OcloberlO, at 2 I: a Store The teller and other bank proached Gat e a and the o'cloek. CARLSON workers gave police a lOud woman, and asked Gates to Morality In Media kana. I: Idescription or the bandit. and wait. that he wished to talk tlonal. Interfaith organization i'.' , I his car. The license plates were him. but' was ignored. When with headquarters In New York, ;, I cOl'ered with cardboard, it was Fllrlaw called out the second working 10 counter the elle!:!s TV I' reported. A woman was seen time. Gates turned, pulled an of obscene material on the I' • I, behind the wheel of the gel. automatic out of his pocket and young. away vehicle. Cired four times. One bullet hit Representatives fro m the 1970 0- ,. -~(The stoTe with the At 8;~5 p.m. the lime day, Furtaw In the lert arm. One Federation of Women's Clubs, 1ICe I personal touch" Gales. still wearing the Illme shol barely missed Warren. Lealue of Catholic Women, a.. clothing and in the company of Furtaw, whose vialon w"'s ob. Grosse Pointe 'Motion Picture SAVE Minutes away from all Pointes a woman, was seen walking on scured and who was taken by Council, American Youth for " 1-94 to Metropolitan Beac.h Exit ICharlevoix, at Lakepointe. by surprise, was felled by Gales' Decency, Milk Fund Associa. up to 1430 So. Gratiot, Mount Clemens Park Sgt. Gordor. Duncan. The shot, but Warren pulled his tion of Providence Hospital, I scrgeanl, after verifying the service revolver and fired five Archdiocese of Detroit and .--.---.-.--.------.------.------times. Gates dropped with two other grouPI concerned with "00 to bullets in the abdomen, and the -problems of youth will be LAST CHANCI TO SAVE' , • one each in the jaw. neck and present. 1200 .., head. Councilman David E\lerharc1 Harold Mcloughlin soys: Duncan, who hlld driven b)' of the Detroit City Council will Don't Buy any Color T. V. Until YOlI call 206 ..9 Mock behind the other scout car. be. speak briefly of his eHorls to AI V_I .. CI MI.) fore the exchange of shot, get a stronger ordinance to us First For The Best PrIce shouted a warning to his col. controi the ever.growlng num. 886-4260 leagues when he saw Gates ber of "smut.houses" sprir:ging I.' pulling a gun from his pocket. up all over the city of Detre-it I The serge ani leaped from his and suburbs. police vehicle, his gun drawn. A member of the pollee de. but by the time he got out. the partment obacenity bureau will shooting was. over. also be present to confirm that Police units from Detroit there are on file many cases raced to the scene when in. which policewomen regard u formed of the shool.out. The examples of pornography, be. gun battle occurred within De. ing tied in with sadislic as. trait's jurisdiction. City, Farms !lulls on women and children. and Woods scout car crews Emmet E. Tracy is chair. also sped to the scene, 10 help man of the Michi~al1' A1!i1iate, if they were needed. F. Alden Shaw, Vice chairman, t Following the shooting Mn Jonh D. Gallagher, treasurer, Parker escaped from th~ area: . Mrs. R. T. Murphy, secreta~y ," She returned later and was ar. and Mrs. Robert E. Curtis, .'I , rested by Detroit poliee and ,Mrs. Walter A. Robertson, Mrs. I , taken to Jefferson Station, J. F. ~enzel,. Mrs.. E. Walter From our MADISON collection .. Fifth Precinct. for questioning. Kalz will aS5Mt With the. ar. ','. Gates was tentatively iden. rang~menls Robert .Thom4slan, . tified at the time as Robert preSident Df ~merlc~n Youth the I• Blanton, first by Mrs. PArker. for Dee.ency,.Will be m charge i'"... who told her questioners that of the meeting. BY.SWING SUIT , she was Shirley Blanton, wite ----- . of the badly wounded man. She " Camera Club in CORDUROY .. gave his name as Robert J .. Blanton. M eels Tuesday • Detroit Jll)Ucesaid that Gates This just has to be the most im. , had no identification on his I portant casual style on the scme .. person, and had only the watch Tbe Grosse Poinle Camera I with the name of the Narcotics Club will meet Tuesday evening, this season. Wide, notched lapel- Bureau policeman's name in. October 6, at 8 o'clock, at the Scalloped flap pockets, each with a " scribed on it. War Memorial. • There will be competition in leather bulton-half belt, BY. The fingerprints of Gates SWING back with deep cmtcr vmt. and the woman broulht out monochrome and color slides. their true identities. Visitors are welcome. Natural tan cordutoy. '100. Park PoUce Chief Gerard ARREST NOT SO SWEET :' Kesteloot said that he will ~ to recommend Department Cita. A 14-year-old girl was appre- .. tions for Duncan, Warren and hended- by the manager of the • Furtaw, for the manner In Kresge Store, 17101 Kercheval, alter sbe had taken a bae of which they conducted them. ~~ selves "in the highest tradition candy. valued at 89 cents, and a ~. of police service". The recom. leather barrett and placed them w in be.' purse. She was taken to ,,,, • Gnod C""" "". • ..... not '''" .. N"""""" ..Center. Lot E mendatl.ons will be made to the : /11,,0 in ChkaQa no, • Park. council. the manager's office where she r • OF NEW HAVEN/SHIRTMAKERS ..inched the sales clerk and bruised her arm. The glrrs : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The true mark of fashion prominence - the exclusive long-point mother was notified and the Vernier Road girl released 10 her. The matter Bristol by Sem. A distinguished collar styling aecants the trim, was turned over to the Youth neat body lines ... deftly tailored for the ultimate in appearance. Introductory Offer To Visit Marilyn~s Brother OUT OF THE ORDINARY, 78 KERCHEVAL, on the Hill INTO A CUSTOM-MADE SHIRT, tailored for exacting fit and comfort according to your ------i I specifications in styling, fabric and detoiling. i Ten different measurements Ore ta~en in all. .. seven I 12. OFF I in the body olone, and three in the collor ... t9 ossure I perfect fit, ease ond hon~some appearance. ANY PURCHASE I I There are over 200 fine imported and domestic fabrics, $10 or more - With tlti$ ad I including permanent press shirtings. You may wish I OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 8, 1970 I to have your custom.made shirls hond monogrammed. Tile Channel Coat - an extremely warm outer jacket witll a super luster Dacronl!O Only fhe finest buttons, thread and linings Ore pile lining and trim. inside an outer shell ------~ of e(lsilll cleaned cotton suede cloth. You'll find an outstanding used. No wonder our custc,m.made shirts are superior. selection of JEANS and Qllilted sleet'e lil1itii] for ease and comfort-- knit wr;$tlets for ('xtra protection. Camel FASHION PANTS for men of all ages Your measurements go on permanent file fo. convenience or dark brown. 60.00 in re.ordering by moil or telephone. Please aHow four weeh - also - • BELTS • SHIRTS • SWEATERS for delivery. Minimum order of three. Each, from $10 OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY EVES 'TIL 9 I Jaoobsons Men's Store MarilYII~sBrother in the Village Kercheval at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe Open Thur~day Evening 'lil 8:45 76 Kercheval-on the HUI '" • ) Thurscf.Y, October I, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS _._------'------,-- TIP TO IIOI'OalI'n SPACE-AGE Doa't 'Imblt 1Atrlmo-,Our IJII over ",1lOO IA lor,eeI cbeeU ToeSl' W. haY. mor. ym•. Burglar Suspect in JDilrltati CODIJIltrct. 1lIt II It Nice, I' wtll II tbol, AviJIf cleY.\ctl IDd 1". tlme to Four Pointer8lndicted 01 DlIIl)' otberI. AV' tblD U)'oae in the world. Caught at Scene Plul Vitale, G, of 150 Lib- In Bankruptcy Fraud Case polAte, WI' alao lIaJned al Mlfla GIVE THE NEW YORK ~ - A Roy.l Oak fe.id'lIt hu chief III 1M3 before the Senate been charged wltb an Itlempled Four Pointer. were amonl due to in.ufficiellt evidence aad eommJtWe, breaking and entering of I those persons under indictment Ayotte and GiordallO were con. I SUNDAY TIMES A HOME Woods home and placed under In a $100,000 bankruptcy fraud vlcted. ' Adult Ielucation 0,... ..,. 10:00 ... 4:00 REGISTRATION OPEN NOW I a thousand dollar bond. 1t Was disclosed on Friday, Ayottewa. Hnteneed In June, ' Patrick Hagerty, 1002 Wood. Jack W. Tocco, executive 1964, to serve five yeara In -your,!- ward, In Royal Oak, WII stop. vice-president of the Hazel prison Ind Giordano r~elved WE DELIVER D.pt, of Community Servic•• Park Racln, Association and c.u ped, questioned and arrested an 18.month lentence. Oll1y 0. 0.-. II ... MIle 885-3808 or 885-0271 after Woods pollce received a 14 others, many of whom are Ayotte has served lime in Jall, call from Mrs. Ralph Mac- al1ea:ed to be Detroit racket. Giordano has been at liberty on for efficient and dependable eerl>. are charged with taking • SewI .. • c..kblt • spert. I Lelland, 1~ N. Renaud, appeal. ROSLYN part In a scheme to "milk" the home delivery Sunday morning • • Arts At approximately 2 a.m., Palm Furniture Ccmpany of Its The other two Pointers MARKET ...... • Thursday, September 24, the named In the Indictment and .Iri. assels in 1960 after obtaining - - MacLellands had heard foot- merchandise on credit from charged with recelvln, Palm 0Wnt .. ... w. CALL 961-2615 or 547.7794 steps across the roof of the wholesalers. Furniture merchandise were II" MACKII IIeIyI ... sunporch. Investigating, Ralph The State Racing Commis. Anthony (Tony Long) Cimini, hlt'ttr', .1It. (13 ..... ) $13.00 MacLeiland told police he saw sloner, Leo C. Shirley, asked 48, of 1211 Cadieux road, who IIW6M someone lUting the screen from Tocco on Monday to resign as was Ilso name IS one of the a rear window, When he yelled, vice.president and director of was also named as onc oI the "What do you want," the prowl- the Ha:l.el Park Association but kneed 111Federal Court to five er ran from the window. ToC(:orefused. The Hazei Park years in prison in May of 11169 for his role in the theft of color When CpJ. Thomas Kerving Board of directors supported Tocco's decision and said that television sets from a ware. answered the call, he shut his house. lights off before entering the Tocco "has fully explained his immediate area. Spotting Hag- conduct In the maller. We are Cimini also was sentenced to , erty, Kerving questioned him convinced when the facu are two years in federal prisoo in asked him where he lived. known he will be proven iIin~ January of 1968, for trlDlport. cent." Pre-Season Hagerty responded, saying that he wu lost. When questioned, Dominic (Fats) Corrado, who he also told pollce that he had resigned as director of the Yale President been in the backyard of Mac- Hazel Park track in July, 1969, was also named in the indict. Comes Tuesday Lelland's house. ment. Hagerty was p18ced under Corrado had been indicted 'I11e Yale Alumni Association II(IIALE arrest and transported to the by a New York federal grand of Michigan will host In AlumDi station. Paint and mud sam- jury shortly before his Hazel Forum and reception for Presi- ples were taken from his han,is Par k reslgnatioJ;l. He and dent Kingman Brewster, Jr., and and shoes for evidence. Hagerty others were charged there with his party next Tuesday, OCtober was released on bond. racketeering in connection with ends next Saturday 6, at the Engl.Deerl.DgSociety loans from a union pension of Detroit, Rackham Buildin,. fund. Tbe Forum's scheduled from 4 Tocco, 44, lives at 560 Mid. to 6 o'clock I.D the ESD Tbeater, Act Nowl - Open Evenings Till 9:00 dlesex; Corrado, 40, lives at the reception fram 6 to 7 In the 701 Middlesex. El1Iineers' LoUDge. The bankruptcy indictment LAYAWAYS ACCEPTED THIELE was returned secretly to Chief Federal Judge Ralph 1M.Free. ad''',ttt'. "."i,,1 free man by the federal task force grand jUf)' in iDetroit. 3 LOCA.TIONS It was made public by Ralph estimates B.Guy, Jr., U.S, "ttorney in Detroit, and Neil J. Welch, for Michigan head of the FBI after the defendants were arrested. Welch indicated that eight of e thOle named In the indictment 8avarian'Vilta.g have been identified at various BASEMENT limes as "members of the De. trolt.area organized crime syn- SKI SPECIA.LlSTS dicate." RECREATION Tocco and Corrado w ere J named by the Department of I MT. CLEMENS BLOOMFIELD HILLS LATHRUP VILLAGE Justice in the Congressional 1216 S. GRATIOT 2740 W(xx)WARD 28645 SOUTHFIELD Record on August 12, 1969, as H_ • filII ,.rty witlt }I] Mile N. of 16 Mil. Soultl of. 12 Mile at Square Lok. Rd. being among the "top nine DUK£ TH£ CLOWN Phone "'3~3CiZO Phon. 338.0803 Phone 35Z-04GCi ROOMS Mafia lea ders in Detroit." Comedy aet tor .bUdr.n and • Quality WorkManship Guy explained that the in- the )'OUIII at h •• n partlllla Open Daily 10-9, Sat. 10.5:30, Cioseci Sun • dictment WllS the result of "an 'HO:-li 521-0533 ,, ADd a oreat futurel Four OtI*'alScoa 01 It,....owa crafts-. exlenslveFBI investigation'." ddcet1cD to qualttJ, four ;eneraIicaa ci IkIll stand • FINANCING AVAILAIU He said evidence was further bebmd the PcmdletOn' eb1rt. Whar. thIa about • developed before the Il'and ~ 9t'P? Inpure wool. The fiber with • lot jury by the federal organized QCIDcr fer It. Put aocl preaent. • Serving the crime task force directed by $17~$21 Grosse Pointes for SamesE. tRitchie, special as. .s-M-I,XL, sistant U.S. attorney general. 30 Years George G. Newman, special assistant to U.S. attorney at. " f ~ tachedto the task force, Inter. rogated hundreds of furniture THIELE wholesalers and manufacturers before the grand jury. Maximum penalty lor con. CONSTRUCTION viction on the one-count indict- jl'~N'S WEAR,INC. ment is five years imprison. Ie.-.Ii., S,.afllist. ment and a $5,000 fIDe. ... " 16930 KERCHEVAL, in the Village T1ie indictment charges three 24'45 UmE MACK operators of Palm Furnlture Open ThUT4day evenings 'til 8:30 St. Clai, 5"..... PI 5-2323 used "frsudently prepared husl. ness statements" to obtain $100,000 in merchandise on credit from wholesalers in the summer of 1960. _ Just three months later the company went bankrupt with only $6,000 left in assets. Some $80,000 in merchandise com- pletely disappeared, according to the indlctment. Fur the r investigation re- vealed that the merchaDdise was hid den In two eastside warehouses, to defraud the Ii bankruptcy receiver and trust. ees from claiming the assets, the indictment alleges. Cadillac 1971...the new look of leadership! This merchandise was then "sold, bartered and exchanged" In every respect, all nine of Cadillac's magnificent mod- There is new Cadillac performance, 100. The smooth. below the ,wholesale price to els are totally new in looks, Body contours are crisp and ness and quiet must be experienced. And all Cadillac twelve of th& defendants, aud classic. There is greater glass area, A new lower door- V-8 engines will perform on the new no-lead, low-ieael three other defendants, em. sill design permils easier entry and exil. fuels, took ployes of the store, also They are also new in luxury. A new instrument panel Your authorized Cadillac dealer invites you to see part in the fraud. is so designed that all gCluges are positioned or canted It is further charged that all and drive the brilliant new Standard of the World. You'll defendants were well aware of for easy reading, There are new lower profile seats, con- discover that leadership has never before been so "the plans of the r,perators to toured to make a full day's drive a relaxir.g reality. elegantly presented, cause Palm Furniture to be thrown into bankruptcY, and that they concealed, aided and abetted the concealment of the carlO pocket b.I' jeanl. assets of the bankrupt business. Founders of the Palm Furnl. too\"> going great in cotton ture Company were identified in -----,!II..l!IPlII!""III!,LJ . cO'iduroy. They're easy-going MINI.BIKE PARTS TAKEN Sean Bl'Ophy, 765 Washington, called City police on Tuesday, Waisl 27 10 36. $I. S')ptember 22, to report the theft of parts of his mlnl.blke which was parked In his garage. The bike was last seen chain locked to an old radiator In the garage on Monday, September 21, at 6 p.m. Missing were the bike's engine, seat and lhrotUe control. OPEN BOOK Women get credit for intui- ~ tion but in reality It'll nothing more than man's transparency, Eldorado 1971,,,world's most elegant personal cars[ In the Eldorado Coupe and Convertible. Cadillac pre- Hideaway Top that provides greater rear-seat room, Oro.,e sents two completely new and distinctive automobiles. Wilh a combination of Iront-wheel drive, variable-retio With their new, longer wheelbase, the 1971 Eldorados power sleering, Iront disc br~kes, Aulomatic Level Con. Point~ N~ws ride with superb new smoolhness and quiet. troland an 8,21i1re V-8, Eldorado perform- PubJlrhed EYe!')' Tblll'lday by There are individual tOUChes, such as the Jewel-like AJlteebo PabU.ben, !JIc. ance has never been so rewMding, standup crest and the new exclusive coach windows on Surely, Ihese are the two most excit- " Kercbeval Ave... II Grlllle PolDte, Miell. 4I2H the Coupe, ingly luxurious automobiles in the world Phone TU 2.6900 The Convertible, now Ihe only luxury convertible buill 01 personal motoring. , , the tOlally new Shop Tbree Traak UJI .. in America, comes equipped with a new inward-folding Fleetwood Eldorados by Cadill8c, - ...... Second C11" Po.ta,. pillS It De- 1970 United Foundation Ready PT.4 at Mason Laboratory Gets Suspected Drugs Interlochen Meets Tuesday Four Warren youths. ,topped IrepOrts tnal he .aw lwo objecta Baldwin For A.nnual Torch Drive by Shorel pollce for drlvlne ejected from the car j....t be. PlanOoOrgllD The Ilrst meeting of the Muon with only one neadlleht. were fore he -was able to pull It over ,)1 The UnJted FoundatioD. or./ wlll be respolllible for trailUlle SChool PTA Is slated for Tues. Book Right Now sale found to be in polles.lon of Darlington retrieved the objects, ganb.1ng lie volunteers for tne nelibborbood sollc:lton, .uppl)" day, Oetober 6, at 7:30 o'clock, what appeared to be marijuana a pipe and a plastic bag of 1970 Torch Drive from OCto. ine campalen bookie", can. 1ll the sehool auditorium. There FORAI Elml. WIER CRUISE $100 to $400 r and drug., what appear::d to be marijuana. be 13 through November 6, nisters Ind returll envelopes. will be a short buslne.. meellne Janice Hlady.h, Z9527 Dover; I ,.. h SAVINGS has recently announced the apo B N be 1\ d Jame. Harkness. 81048 Tecla; nSlUe t e car, an envelope ABOARD TII BWD NEW poilltment oi Mrs. Robert E. Y ovem r , lbOUUD S durlq which staft mernben aad Paulette Brown, 13058 enam- containing w~lte lelaUn tap- OETROIT Tf.I 3-6800 Valk, 80 Renaud as realonal of hour. will have been spent members of the PTA executive BIRM1NGHAM MI 7-1177 paleni and Rlcharct .Grenier, .ule., and seeds of wnat may chairman of the five Groue OD volunteer work, aolleltotl board will be introduced, Cp.n $und.y I 10 5 Jr" 29331 Wagner, were beld be marijuana were also found, 'as"" .1NorWIIY" Pointes. . will bave walked many hun. Dr. Theos t. Anderson, super- and relelled on • $100 bond All of tbe lu.pielou. material COMMISSIONED 1970 Mrs. Valk, appomted by I dreds of milel, and appells wlllI Intendent of schools, wlll ad. each. wa. sent to the Miehle.n State section chalrman,. will in tUI1l hue been made to every bome dress the group on "Education Patrolman Bruce Darlington pollee laboratory for analy.I •. appoint Irel chaLrmen in Tbe 'in Our Schools," Pointes, She and her .. lltan"" in Gr~se Pointe, I Following the meeting parents ...... ++~ ••• ta.a~~~ •• ~ PREMIUM SPAQ ------In the pu~, folateJ'j have win have the opportunity to vl.1t contrib~ted IlgnUlcantiy and their childrens' classrooms. stlYltIC 3 GENWnOltS OF SMAIl DOIOITfRS •*: the Umted Foundltion will be Refreshments will be served It • looking to '!'be Polate lelln thiJ following \'isitation. It mE [24;~~RBRA[2K .**.. .. year for substantial support In j __ - _ SnLl AVAILABLE .. • lls effort to help the more than It • 200 organizations In Ita youth, 7 DAYS &>ss AWNINGS .. researcll, lLDdhealtb. proarll1l6 . Sailing from COMPLETE .. GIVE LONG LASTING SERVICE ' ... VolWlleers In Grosse Pointe, hes been re-shufFIed to it• .. this year, will be lr)'ine to It Get Year 'Round Protection FIS~ER MEWS MIAMI .. with New Beautiful : mateb Or better last year's totll April 10, 1971 : Vinyl Coated Dacron .. donations of just under $'15,000, 377 Fisher ROlld It This fi&ure, wheD compared • Fabrics $275• " .. with I.. t year's donations of (just llcross the perking lot From Forms Merket) Returning' .' $11,000 from Harper Woods and An MMIe--I ..qlle. Acc_~, ; LO. 7-0890 • $6,000 from 51. Clair Shores, April 17, 1971 .. FilII UTIMATIS • CONYtNIOO TPlMS .. show that Pointe donations MORE BROWSING ROOM (,. Iat 1ftel"'lIt It Ire a major source at aupport MORE REASONS TO BROWSE for the aaenciea represented by VISIT SAN JUAN~T. THOMAS the Foundatio.o. Sophia Loren. for unusulli giFts for your goming Friends Being a DOn.profit IIrganlza- Marcello Mastroianni NASSAU IN THE BAHAMAS tion, the Foundation "Orb on a very tight budfet, aUowing "SlIROWER" ItseU only four ceAta from every ••••••••t++~ ••••••••••••••~~~~~+t~ dollar .on wlUeh to illllDce ita costs. With Ludmilla Savelyeva You no longer heve to step up to .' DAY mAVEL CO. Oreanlzed 20 yean ago, the in Tec:hnicolor-Rated 'G' The Cllrd Rack. Now you step in, 16147 KERCIfiYAl, I. tile YiUage-TU 6-0111 FoUDdaUonia dnlgDed to meet ,- ~~ all current bulc Deeds of com- -++++•• ~~t~4~~et4*~ .. '" DtIJ, " .. i4Nt munity services. 'I'tIe board of *•••• d ire c tors, volunleen them. selves, make I review of the budget request. of each of the Don't take agencies aDd aUocates lbe mIDi. mum dollar amount needed by each. The review neeeaaarily re. a chance ••• lultl in the eUminatloD of old AeeDeies that the board feels bu loet in relative ~ce, or ia abie to fiDaDCe llUfflclenUy Standard Federal DaISIOUa big Its own programs. New apodea, judged to be more important In the commWllty Ipbere are theD added to the lilt. In eH'ect, thiI keePl the whole set-up JtreamUned and re'evlll.t to the needs of the society the Foundation serves. Of eourae, maDY a(eDcles Ind laoe1ations have remaiDed on the list for many years and ean expeet to benefit from the dOllltiODS lor some time to come. Amona them are organizations thlt specialize in heart dlaease aDd cancer relleareh, Ind thoee dedi- cated to the handicapped aDd underprivilged. :But other Igencies are ~- partively Dew and people in poverty aDd youth programs who Ire potential bendiclariea of the gOVernDleDtwill receive aid from the FoUDdatlon. on waiting until Asked about prospeeta fot this year's coUection, Torch your furnace breaks down Drive section ChairmlD, Ifn. Bernard 1. UbaUk:, 11838New- It may break down in the middle of a blizzard or clStle, said that ,enerally me is very optimiatic. on Christmas Eve or while you are away, "A1thoup an IU tomotive allowing your pipes to freeze (to say nothing strilte may Iffed us somewhat, of the parakeet and the goldfish). If it is old and iD other areas," :Mrs. VbaUk noisy, replace it now with a modern Carrier said, "I don't thlnk doaaUOIII Winter Wealhermaker@Furnace. Be warm, wIse from the Groue Pointe area .hould drop beeauae of this. and worry-free. BJueCClllar arels ma, feel the on lour regUlar paSSbOOksa,~ngs account plDch a little bit," *And atthi. , •• r'. prices t•• ! The United Foundation, in Day in ... Day out ... Any day ... Every day ... Standard Federal pays 5% daily interest on regular passbook url1nc everyone to "live once savings accounts from the date of deposit to date of withdrawal. Nobody pays a higher rate of interest on insured for all" aIIo emphullea the Authorjze" Corrier I>tal., importaDC'A of "livlDl eDOUIh regular passbook savings accounts than we do. Add it up ... then stop in soon ... or open your account by mail tor aU." In a booklet relelsed using the coupon below. We'd like to serve you. to Torch Drive vo1unteerI, the UF make. In WUltrltioa of whit relativeJ.y aman IDlOUDtI A two-year certificate savings aecount in and December 31. You can withdraw your can accompUab. TWO.fur passbook form may be opened with $5,000 money at any time prior to maturity with Ten doDara will buy five pain or more ... no special "even" figure is of children'l eruteheI: .. buys no advance notice, but in aecordance with five ehat, abdomen or Umb CerlUlcale needed. Your aecount may be opened at federal regulations such withdrawn funds X.rayil for crippled children: any time and it. will begin earning 6% in- will lose 90 days' interest. The amount left. $15 buyJ I moath of Girl seout saYingS terest from date of deposit. Interest is paid on deposit at Standard Federal, provided I ctivitiea fot 1-10 Iirla: fl00 and compounded quarterly . . . interest 'it is $5,000 or more, wiii continue to earn REfRIGERATION & buys bot lunehu for 20 Dunery- Account dates are March 31, June 30, September 30 'll.,Arnr school children for one moatb. the 6% rate. i,t1&l'''.J HEAnN6,INC. The UF aab eacb CfIntributor to ~llte the lift amount to an To earn the high interest rate of 5%,%, you hour's pay per mod, cember 31. You can withdraw your money Call TU 6-4848-PR 3-8010 one.Year simply open your account with $1,000 or at any time prior to maturity with no ad. eo.pIein Tr .... more. Your certificate savings account, in vance notice, but in accordance with federal 14711 HARPER Glry Mlteh!U, ID officer for Certlflcafe passbook form, may be opened at any time regulations such withdrawn funds will lose the 'Shorn PubUc Safety De. SaVingS and it will begin earning 5%,% from the 90 days' interest. The amount left on de- S"I.. - S."ice plrtment bas recently com- date of deposit. Interest is paid and com- posit at Standard Federal, provided it is pleted 40 bour. of fire tralniDg pounded quarterly. Interest dates are $1,000 or more, will continue to earn the in Ann Arbor. Fire trainlnl, Account SiJg March 31, June 30, September 30 and De- r.,,,.,., .. c.... 1M... "" "11 both on land IDd water, Js • 5~% rate. requirement of aU Sbores Pub- lic Safety Officers. To qualify for this 57.4'%certificate savings quarterly. Interest dates are March 31, account in passbook form, you simply keep ',,~'.'."' ••• ~"' •• ""."".""'."''' ••4''''.'4 ~ , " " 1 I.c•.•~i -~.'"'ltI"'Ej' "'I'.tI._~. Slx.Month June 3(}, September 30 and December 31. ~.I.,.~tr~.,.~..,~.,~.,.~._----=-----=--.•.",:i:tf:-.-:.,~,,~.,~ ~..~,,~••-=--:;:'., t,:;:,,7 M~,,:t!~-- ~ -~ ~"I!"., ~ ~.ri $1,000 or more on deposit for six months, You can withdraw your money at any time :.1[.:~{~ , ~it f, CBMlflcafe Your account may be opened at any time with no advanCil notice, but the interest ~~ M and it will begin earning 57.4'% interest paid on the money withdrawn will be 4% SaVIngs from the date of deposit ... provided your ... figured on a daily basis. The amount ~ ~n~".. ~~ ~~~ money is left on deposit until the certificate left on deposit, provided it is $1,000 or . Accounl matures, Interest is paid and compounded ~~• • l!oo.~ more, will continue to earn at the 5~% rate. ~~• .. ..,m~ ~U~ r'i ~.~~I~ r~,~ conE.'EIT OmeES ~~ ~ • GRISWOLD at Jefferson, Downtown Detroit 17540 GRAND RIYER near Southfield • WElT MAPLE, Birming~am 1_ EAST JEFFERSON at Manistique 2&712GRAND RIVER near Beeth Road ..9~ ~8E 37lIII WEST MAPLE, Bloomfield Twp. 18130 EAST WARREN near Outer Drive 14221 GREENFIELD near Grand River ~~ - WEST TWELVE MILE I'D" Berkley 11511 KELLY ROAD at Whittier 10141.IOY ROAD at Manor En~ ~- 211I WEST IIG IEAVER RDAD, Troy 251U1HARPER, Sf. Clair Shores 24224.1OY ROAD near Telegraph ~~ OLn FASHIDEIJ ~ 1. NORTH WOODWARD) Royal Oak .700 SCHOENHERR, Warren 1.... 1 SCHAUER ROAD near McNic~ols ma IOUTHF,nD, Soulhlleld _ FOURTEEN MILE ROAD, Warren 1'1230FARMINGTON ROAD, Livonia ~;:i SUNDAY JJIHNER BJUUlJLlHI a ~------_._------_ ..------1 ~ni Howard Johnson's rolls back the clock! Now every Sunday your ~~ STANDARD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION : :.'1.; family can feast on a great big old.fashioned Sunday dinner at a ~Jl~ 405 Griswold Stre"fOetfott. Mlthlgan 48231 MtrIft WI rtcelve ycur th.ck or : M great old-fashioned price. Everything from appetizer and vegetables ~~ -r onl .. , your ..... In'l ac. : ~n~ through choice of five desserts and beverage plus these main ;:I~ Check one: Please open a f ) 6% lwo-yeal ($5,000 minimum), I I 5%% one.year counl will be opened and w. will I • • courses: •• ($1,000 minimum) or ! I 5'10% SiX-/nMth ($1,000 minimum) certifleale "vings MIld YOtl'IlpI .. ~ t. be : ~~ ~ account in lhe amounl or $ _ Or, open a regular 5% daily interesl II... nd rtflI~ 'flu : M Crabmeat Croquettes -~------~- _$1.95 complete EJI~ passbook savings atcounl in the amounl of$ will flc.l ....yOtir_' n .... IIlP Plllboot Of' ' .... 11. 5% : f'l~ Chicken 'N ~oastees Southern - - . _$2.75 complete ~ NAME .___ ..n~ 'nt.r'll PlIIboolc by re. : 'o''~Il~~ Baked Pork Chop ------__-~.$2 75 comp Iete ~n turn 11II11, I Pot Roast of Beef ------$2,95 complete NAME(S)______•• __, ','I M H AOORESS______.... M We alway, treat you like you're on vacalion. ~~ ~I~ ~~ -STANDARD : CITY . STATE .ZIP___ l1.'\~~ : ~.~ Fl'ied Clam Feast-Every Day-$2.29 'en. FEDERAL SAVINGS ~;~~GROSSE POINTE~S HOWARD JOHNSON'S R ~------~ M 20460 Mack Avenue I....t. p.rty I.dlltt.1 ....IIIf)I. 881.4320 ~ni ~~'.:!,;'..:.!.:n=.!,;'.~"~,.a:,..:!:.,~":!;I1:!:",:.,:n~,.~'.:!: :!:"a:n:t.:..~ ••.:!:":!:n~I~I"~4t:t;n:a:'~i..I ..~.,.I~+~t"~1f!: ."" ~"~,,.~tJ~"~U~ ..~1'~..~.'~ ~.'~ ••~n~ ..'~o:;:'.,~,,~o~.,~ If ~.,?d' .. t', .ft~,.." n. ,'r i Cddrs1 S 1 S s • I • IS r s $ c se SreCCd '* " P.ge Six G R 0 SSE POI N T E HEW S Thursd.y, October \, "70 \'olvtd ill a bJt.aDd.11ID acel. IN 8TlJDE GLt. VI: IIIBTAItE R Find Stolen Car B,adly Damaged dent. East Detroit ol11cen " .. Tak1nl thin .. as they come, OM way to (.lYe your ear I I Ob'ltuar'les I eceive Grant, rIIttd that there ..... • bit.ud. ~~~::r':;:mto:v:\I:~u;.~em~l1blla~~~poll _, , At JJ'"yne State Woods pollee found wbat Grlffor, her son, who reported ND reported at approximately = proved to be a stolen ~Ir alter that the car had been Itolen. 1 aouaTA N. DAVID 1:30 p.m., saturday, ud tblt Yeamin. repla~es eDcleavor '!'be way to ltart a day rilht PBlUP I. SIDUMAN Five GI'OIIe Pointe aru answering a caU reportin( two I Griflor told police \be car Funeral services for Mrs. ill IOme people's WIY of We. 11 to ltart the Dilbt before. Well.mown Detroit mUlilelan faculty members were amODI boys leavlnr a damaged car was taken sometime arter .:30 the ~ar WII reportedly tbe .. me ______, ----- PhUip J. Skillman dlecl ludden- David, 57, of 1418 Grayton the reclplenta of grants apo IDd drlvinc off in another one, ,p.m., Saturday. September 26. make Ind color al Griffor'. IU. road, were held Ot\ Friday, Sep. 9roved. at the September meet- Iy on Saturday, september 2&, Sunday, september 27. In I cIIi to Eut Detroit po. tomobUe. Three parked can tember 25, at tne Verbeyden In. of the Wayne State Unlver. In St. John HOIpltal. Mr. SkiJl. Patrolman Jolin Treppa, In lice, Woods police reported and a pole wen hit. Funer~ Home and from Christ sily Board of Governors. The man, 85, 01 272 Fisher road, a routine cbeck, r~elvM re. that the car was heavily dam. The car Is beina beld for Church Grosse Pointe. She died Board accepted $2,740,000 for Aluminum Siding and Trim started playlnll prolelslonally ports elearlne the car from be. Iged and may hive been In. evidence by Woo4. JlOUce. on WednesdlY, September 23, research and instrucL10n at the 50 years ago. . Ing involved In a larceny. How- In Henry Ford Hospital. meeUnl from governmental and White or Colors He playecl In Detroit movie ever, after numerous ~alls to Mrs. David Is survived by her private donors. theaters, the Detroit Athleljc the homeowner, it was found Club, Detroit Boat Ciub, Grosse hUlband. Michael; two sons, Associate ProieslOr 'Harriet Michael and W 1111 a m; two Werley, 144'1 Hollywood, will that the car was in fact a .tolen HOW MANY BUILDERS POINTE Pointe Yacht Club, and the automobile, and, althourh re- daughters, Mrs, Anne White supervise a $70,000 Ilrant from Country Club of Detroit. ported to the East Detroit po. For many years he was beard and Mrs. Roberta Alberta AI. the U.S. Public Health Service Do You Know Sereen " Sash. Int:!. brecht; and one sister. to devewp the Center for Nurs- lice, the theft Will IIOt entered every Sunday mornlnll under his as in ler-departmentai informa. ACI'Ml "'- .... weN JIIitA_. own name, and the nlme of Don Interment was In Woo4lawn inI Research at Wayne State's Who Have Cemetery. College of Nursing. The grant tion because a license number TU 1.6130 Artiste, on radio Itation WJR. , was not available. 20497 Mack Ave, .. will help promote scientific reo Served the Pointes In recent years, be was asso. MARlE H. DOELLE search In the field of nursing. Pollce, finding the car heavi. elated with New York Life In. ly damaled and witb a leaking lor 21 years surance Company. Funeral services for Mrs. Associate Prolessor Andrew Doelle. '13, of 33 Elm court, Reeves, 573 Pemberton road, radiator, made leveral calli to !Ilr. Skillman was a member the owner, Mrs. Marilyn GrU. under the same name? of the Grosse Pointe Lions Club; were held on Saturday, Sep- Is the principal investigator tember 25, at the Verheyden for two research projects fi. for, 17446 Lincoln, Ellt Detroit the Detroit Association of Ute and finally spoke to Ronald Underwriters; the Detroit Fed. ~'uneral Home and from SI. nanced by $81,000 from the U.S. Paul's-on.the.Lake. She died on Public Health S If v Ice. Dr. , ------eratlon of MusicIans and The Wednesday, September 23, In Reeves. who woelts In the Ushers Club of SI. Paul's Catho- De- Bon Secours Hospital. pa~ent of OccupaUonal and lic Church. Grosse Pointe. A native Detroiter, Mra. Environmental Health at the Ile cO 8 MILE & 1.94 Grosse Pointe Division 15415 E. JEFFERSON, PHONE 821.6~OO , , TU 1-8870 George M::ascl, Manager - , Tnursd.y. O~to~.r I, 1170------C; R 055 E POI N TEN EW S , • • se 0 va Des. Value, 110tgimmicks or ornamentation, sells cars. last longer and get you more of a return on your investment ~lore people have been coming to Buick each year at trade-in time. for just that reason. Buick conce:ltrates on value. Only a Buick dealer can offer you our new set of values. And this year, Buick introduces a ne.w set of values. So, test your values against our new ones. Then ask yourself this Features that will help make your new Buick perform better, lsimple question. 'Vouldn't you really rather have a Buick? 1971 Buick Riviera. :\ totally nt'\\' uesign ('OIlCt'Pt. .\nd that's not all. Riviera olfl'rs ~IaxTrat'. lUl l'At'lusi I't' pU\\'el' COlit 1'0 1 system you ('an order with its own on-hoard computer. It helps ~et you securely o\'cr slic.k. surfacl'.s by reducing floar-\\'het'! slipping. The new hody features side-guard heams for protection, a higger twnk. and a clrin'r cockpit with a control ct'nter dl'sigl1ed ,lround the driver for nt'w ease and cOI1\'t'niencc. 1971 Buick Electra 225. A new interpretation " "- of quiet elegance. \\'e've improved our Electra everywhere ~.-.- you look. There's more room in every direction, interiors that can be appreciated as much for tTlCirdurability as for their beauty and comfort, e\'en a new balanced braking system. :\ unique valve proportions braking force front to rear to help give you quick, smooth straight.line stops. 1971 Buick Centurion. This is our newest Buick.,j. city car with sleekness and ~race as well as muscle. It features more nimble varia hIe-ratio power steering. power front disc hrah's. Full.Flo Vl'nlilation, and a vinyl roof on the Centurion rannal Coupe as standard equipment. 1971 Buick Skylark Custom. This is the car tllat has sct the pace for value in its price class. Rocker panels that w:lsh and dry themselves. big-Buick room and comfort in~ide. a cooling system that should never overheat, inncr fenders that protect the outer fenders. and a moc1estl,ricc have' put our Buick Skylark traditionally among the resale leaders in its class. 1971 LeSabre Buick. An incredible new offering of JJuick value. The LeSabre. like the Hiviera, Elcdra and Centurion. features Ac{'uDriv(~. a new version of Ihe diredional stahility systCl\1we pioncered. II will help give you smooth handling. :~' , : .•.-; ' :~ ':~ ,I ... ; ,' ..... If'l \ .... ' 14 An Important Improvement, Every new Buick engine is now c1csigll(,c1to TIInSlllo,)th ly and (.ffi<'iently. and wil h lower ('xhal1st ('missions, on no-lead and Jaw-lend gasolines. An(] evcry Buick V-8 enginc will have I'XdllSi\c ni('kl'l-plall'c1 exhaml valves for .smoolher operation BUICK MOTOR OIVlSIOPI and longer valve life, and a ncw time-modulated carlmrctor choke III hl'lp giv(' quicker warm-lip alld a more conshtellt fud mixture. M.UlK Of [XC(lIENCt 222222222 2 2 Thursday I October I, 1970 Judge Paterson Famed Organist Hears Six Cases To Give Recital The City or Grosse Pointe The brilliant American or- II/hen you think of CATERING " Municipal Court convened on ganist, Ray Ferguson, who wiD Tuesday, September 22, with give a recital at the Grosse Judge Douglas L. Paterson pre. . siding. The following cases were POinte United Methodist Church remember ROUftfELL heard: Ion October 11, at 7:30 p.m., is a Charles McKinley. 16901l St. native of Poplar ,Bluff, Mo., and I Paul, was charged with 1m. did his undergraduate study proper parking. "For Sale" sign with Virginia Denyer Reese in on his car. H~ pled not guilty Oklahoma, following which jle and was foulld guilly and his was the recipient of a Fulbright sentence was suspended. Scholarship from 1954.55and a CATER~NG DIVISION David Novlc, 27590 Marcia, renewai of this scholarship from Warren, was charged with driv. 1955-56. 868.8044 ing through a red light. She During this period he was a pled not guJlty. was found iuilty student of Helmut Walcha fa. and fined $15. I mous blind orjlanlst, at' the Mary Wyckoff 1346 Grayton Stattlirhe Hoehschule fuer Musik was charged 'w it h driving in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. through a red light. She pled and studied conducting with not guilty. was found guilty Kurt Thomas, now Cantor of the with her sentence suspended. Th~J'I.las Kirche in Leipzig. a Ronnie Kowich 14233 Ro. poSition once held by Johann chelle, Detroit, w~s charged as ~baslian Bach. During his stay a disorderly person. He pled In Europe, Mr. Ferguson played guilty, was found guilty. fined a series o~.recitals in six West $100,pius costs of $25 or 30 days German cl~es, served as assis. in jail. He was placed On six tant orgaOlst at two Frankfurt months probation. churches. and was selected to Michael Sullivan, 3416 Semi. s~rve. a~ su.b~titute organist for nole, Detroit. was charged with hIS ~lstln.guls.1~dteacher at the failure to yield the right of way Dreikoen~gs Kirche. . resulting in an accident. He Upon h.s return to the Umted stood mute, was found guilty, States, Mr. ~erguson did g.rad. 6356 GREENFIELD-DEARBORN-LU 1.2344 lined $100 plus $25 costs and uate study With ~rth~r POlsler let."" '0'" M4 W.rrell .Nd. placed on six months probation. at. Syracuse UnIversIty, from Dining at Prices You Can Afford Larnell Allen, M3 Rivarll, was whll:~ he holds the Master of .• charged with reckless driving. M,uslc degree. ~t present he is -; He stood mule was founu guilty DIrector of MUSICat the Bush. j fined $100, pl~s $7.50 costs, and nell «;ongregational Church in SIJl\TJlAY DINNER placed on six months probation. DetrOIt, and a member of the CHICKEN • SEA FOOD • STEAKS organ faculty at Wayne State Servtd from I p.m. to 8 p.m. University. Mr. Ferjluson was BRING THE FAMILY! I School System the consultant and designer of 1 the new Tellers Organ at Grosse , To Conduct Polls Pointe United Methodisl Church. BANJO MUSIC: FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITES , Mr. Ferguson has played reo The Friendliest Place in Town How do people learn about citals in cities from coast to Still Serving the Best Ground ROl'nd their schools? What is their coasl in this country and Can. opinion of the education that ada and was the winner of the their chi;dren receive? What nati~nal competition in ortan. I Country Store & Antique Shop : kinds of information do they plaYIng at the American GuUd r------..- wilnt about the schools? of Organists. national conven- • COME IN AND BROWSE .I tion in Houston in June, 1858, ______In an effort to answer these ...... - and other perplexing questions WELL ADJUSTED during 1970.71. The Grosse Co te . Pointe Public School System 0 n. ntment IS. just a matter will conduct a sllries of com•. I f h~lllg for the best and jJlak- munily-wide polls using the te- I ng E best of what you got. lephone, random sampling tech. niques, and posl card opinion. naires to determine the most effective means of communica. tion with all segments of the school district. The first of lhf: series, a post card opinionnaire on various 19191 VERNIER-OPPOSITE EASTLAND channel!! of communication by Invit •• You To Se. which people learn about pub- lic schools, will be mailed this Jimm Stan I. , week. For ..,our N.xt . The schools' staff urges resi- New or U•• d C.r .. dents who~e names may be chosen In the various random • l1te M.t c..jIhta '.IUti. ~am.,les to cooperate by an- I. till htrIit A.... swerln:: the qUe6t1ons asked • llIIt.1 .11 LHII.. 'toll,.. Fabulous New and by returning cards or ques. $750,000.00 • a..Iffe.r Servlel t. I.., t10nnalres promptly. Jimm Stav.l. hwlltowll Office er Dew.- towII Shoppl.. Ana, POOR JUDGMENT HIgh ideals are all right, but A Good M.n don't try to force all your ac. To Know 1833 E. JEFFERSON.. . Ultra.Modern Health Soa qualntances to accept them. Never before have such lavish health spa facilities been offered on the East Side. With the grand opening of our magnificent new Eastland area Spa, Metropolitan . Detroit can boast of having the most extravagant health spa facilities anywhere. Discover a world of luxury where you can streamline your figure or physique. quickly and easily, utilizIng the most sophisticated reducing equipment for practically pennies . ... ill tfM Finest Health 5pa Facilities In the WorWl Ladles ... Men ..• now's the time to trim off embarrassing pounds and Inches and lake adval)tage of Special Grand Opening Savll'!gs at all Spas. Let Silhouettel American Htlalth Spas show you how just a few weeks attenllon to your physical condition will reward you with a slim trim "new you" as well as Improve your ;,ealth and outlook on life. Cell or drop in lor a free figure/lilness analysis and trial pro. I gram, InCluding use 01 HOI Whirlpool Mineral Spa, Finnish Sauns. Heeled Swimming poor, Arizona Deser! Dry Heat Room Fre and (war $200.000 01 specialized equlpmenl at each Spa. SPACIOUS PRIVATE FACILITIES FOR LADIES AND MEN • OPEN DAll.Y 10.10 ~(I. /4'fl'tPJttClU1; HEALTH SPAS OPPOSITE 19191 VERNIER EASTLAND 882-5111 Your N.mb."hip i. 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Open 14.22 MecIl AM, Floor W•• ln" Window Cltanlq 791-3277 775-1144 22725 M.ck IRIOlSlEIIN6 CO. 0.11 Piche, Jr. 1Mtwee" • eml , Mile A... • Custom • lEUPHOLSTElING & 11Sm. • trH pic/c IlP GlICl diU"" • "',et trOJRhulld"dI at tnIe fabric. BELLE ISLE • ClUtVlll mad~ ,lip COllff' • "IOfClllt.1d • emu CRI4Ir.w. AWNING CO. flU UTIMATU- VA 2.'''' ovn " yu..s Inl.'INeI WINTERIZE YOUR PORCH WITH CLEAR PLASTIC CUSTOM DROP CURTAINS GROSSE POINTE SKI SHOP Winter DiKount ... A."i",. few S.rl... I,,"'"etioft IIOW :11 effect. The Weekend SKI PACKAGE feni., Gr.... '''.'t Si.t J".1 POLES ~r.,~lnum c~r~c: LO 7-2293 7601 E, J.ff.non BOOTS Cube. CUllom Ilo,.ln Flltoct $69. 50 ••• 5 "Hollet.)''' CUllom Honk. FlllocI iS bv A&T MO'11 Edg. Cutl .... Sk . 'In'lc Top let.es Flit .. Blizzard fiberglass SKIPA(KAGf ••• WITH THE -HENK~ BOOTS CUSTOM FITTED -CUBeO BINDINCS All -ACtT POLES for 1911 HEAD 240 SKI PACKAG£ 'OLEa - FllIOIt Alumlnum- CUI'om Fltt ... • Ford Hospital IOOTI- Cllol" of Hlllk. eM' Garmon'. 5 bucklo IrNDINGf-fllllli:l - CUllom Has New Head Flit" A IKIS-n71 ";;IAD, 240 ltd. Appointment of a new Execu- FLAME '," tive Director lor the Henry Ford Hospital has been an. nounced by Benson Ford, presi. 19271 MACK dent, on behalf of the Board of FURNACE CO. Trustees. 884-5660 The new executive director is 11620 VAN DYKE Stanley R. NeJaon, lormerly Next to Woodl Theatre pn!aident and chief executive Mo".,T_ ••W04.,Nt. 9:30 to 5:30 officer of the Abbott.Northwest- THURSDAY ."d FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. 571-4610 ern Hospital Corporation of Minneapolis, Minn. The corpor. aUon consists of two indepen. dent, acute care general has- pitala with a combined capacity of more than 700 beds. Mr. Nelson succeeds Robin C. Buerki. M.D., of Llilkeshore road, who 'came to. Henry F01'd Hospital as executive director Why wait until Spring? In 1951. Dr. Buerki continues as c0D8ultant to the hospital and as a member of the Doard of Fall is the naturally right time Trwltees. STATUE STOLEN Mrs. Joseph Dodge, 315Wash. to improve your lawn! ington. called City pollce on Wednesday, September 23, to reo port the theft of a statue of St. The few weeks of late summer and early fall are by far Cbristopber, with a sea.hell the best opportunity to upgrade your lawn. Days are base, from her back yard some- time between Sunday, Septem. growin~ shorter. Dews are heavier. The soil is warm, and bel' 20, and that date: The sta. nights are growing cooler. It's the one time of year when tue was three to lour feet bigb. Mother Nature has aU the odds stacked in your favor- Don't worry about trifles- the naturally right time to make real lawn progress. the bole that let water in your shoe will let it out again. . ,I Turf BuDder is the fertilizer that ------~ helps grass multiply itself. Turns thin hrowned out lawns into thick- er, greener turf. Use it any time, (, any weather. Will not burn grass '. or harm grass seed. Clean. Light- weight. Easy to handle. How D&N savers hold the true passbook savings about this weekend? .account-wlth no restrictions •.special re- quirements or service charges, Some laY- Ings plans give the Impression being tea' ~t~ ~'UOU 0' tOOth Anniversary Sale pa,sbook accounts, but they lack flexibility. ,."OW..... 1" convenience, completeness. look what YOQr Save $2 15,000 sq ft (60 Ibs) I D&N passbook gives you I ~l1,9S by Paul Sd."duer Save $1 10,000 sq ft (40 lbs) The names by which we 8.95 MEASURE TIME are, for the .985" most pa rt, of Latin origin. ~ Open In Iccounl for only I doUlr, Curiously, the days of the week are the exception. They ~ AcIcI or wllhelrlW .ny amount II .ny 111M. come to us from Teutonic words. ~ PllIbook Dhow. In up-lo-dIle bllance. Windsor is SCotts improved vari- Saturday, ~ S.fely IMUM by ,..,.1 agency, ety of Kentucky bluegrass that de- Sunday, and velops into a magnificently green Monday are ~ HlgMtI paHbook IniereM .llowed br In. linked with lawn. It thrives in summer's heat heavenly and takes wear and tear. Avail. bodies ••• Saturday able as all Windsor or a blend wllh SAT- containing 35% Windsor. URN, Sun- day with SUN, and Monday with % MOON. ~~ WORLD'S tOOth Ann versary Sale The other lour days are named aCler 8eandlnaYlan per year Sav~ $2 on Wincllor gods • . . Tuesday after the SMARTEST compounded quarterly to yield 5.09% annually, 2,500 sq ft (3 lbs) ..J,..k9S"9.95 War.god - TIW, Wednesday after the god of Stonn- Save $1 on Blend 35 WODEN. Thursday and Fri- SAVER DAILY INTEREST day after the god of Thunder from day of deposit to day of withdrawal, 2,500 sq ft (4 Ibs) ~6,95 - THOR and hi! wife- FRIGGA, hertelf the goddess of Lov". Each day Is a IItUe llfe- a mUe lIPaelf' of time. You for delivery - CAU 112.1117 for cleflvery - CAll TU '.6233 can have a happier time o! It by consulting with SCHWEITZER on your really .M. J. IILSGII needs and wants. We have sll sizes, styl'ls, and price Detroit ~ Northern Savings ran g e s at SCHWEITZER ALUMOI REAL ESTATE. 21300 Mack FIOLUID Ave., and IM3() Mack Ave., 19307 Mack at Bournemouth, Grosse Pointe Woods a.. SIPPUIS U"'SWPUU Grosse Pointe Woods ••• PHONE: &8&-4200 or 888- '7727 UCI, ...... , "'15 IUCI AVI.,...... 127(). .Page Ten G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Thursday, October Ii 1970 Romulus Drivel' In Deep Trouble Pierrot Serie, Pointer Named Story HourI Set [Memorial Fund Wood, Gard~1t Club To Meet A ~omutul rHld.nt, ltopped the Detroit police on I ta~ by Wood. polloe lor hlYI"ll All bond and by the Wlyn. police Start. Sea,on Membera of the Gross~;~ulllvan whOlle co-hOlto IIghl OVer hi. lIunae pllt •• WII on a bond $100. To Top UF Post For Adult, Too I Honors Librarian ot Wood. Garden Club will gather eues ilre Mrs. Sheldon Bm,. fllund to ~ wanled on two lrat. Th I I~' I Th ham and Mrs. Arthur Hollln,or. flc Wltl'lnll and drlvlnll wllh a The Delrolt warranl WII e "try popu Ir Nt e. I/O Pointer John B Ford tlI of e Graue Pointe Public Lib. I The Virginia L Holfhlnea LI. tor their monthly meetlnll ne:<\ A dried arrangementl work. sUIiPtnded lieenl!!. IllSued for making a prohlb!ted internallonal gourmllt meals Ind Lake Shore road: has been're. rary will begin Its fall "" Ions brary MemorIal Fund h..a been Tueaday, OCtober 6, at thp shop will follow the busiDe.. Harold Edward&, 24, of 110M left lurn and Wayne police George Pierrot .elected tra"el. i nlmed to I top post on the of School Age Story Hl)urs the established by the Itaff of Washlnaton road home of Mrs. session. ~oore. was arrested and taken I wanted him on a charge of reck- ogues narrated in person opened United Foundation advance gifts {lrsl week in October. Brownell Middle School, It has .______---::=== to, ~e Woods policl' stalil'n. In. ,les5 driving. Edwards' license Wednesday evenin., September committee. To the uninitiated, queries are I been anpounced. 30, at GroSlle Pointe War Mem. raised as to what a story hour qulr~. by the police revealed i had been suspended since Wed- orial. The dinners are served He will serve as men's group is Isn't it fo WIg ch'ld e Mrs. Ho!Chlnes, a lona-time that Edwards Wl$ wanted by' nesday, September 9. In the Crystal Ballroom with divisIon chairman, the position 'I? Wh ~ y~ I t~ n member of the school system's appropriate menus and decora. he held during the 1969 Torch on y; en an were Ire ey staft, served Brownell as Iii lions at 7 p.m. The Travelogue Drive and to which he wu reo held. librarian until her death in VIM 6. VIGOR follows in Fries Auditorium at appol'nted this week. . In answer to the first ques. August lion, a story hour is a time when . I8:115 p.m. Programs end at 10 wondrous deeds and characters . loll's: Ruth Schmull, Brownell EXCELLENT BUSINESS p.m. Ford's acceptance of the cam. are introduced to listeners. librarian, has been named to The season opened this y~ar ~aign post was announced by These tales become a part of a collect funds.to be used to pur- HEALTH FOODS with Pbilip Walker personally another Poi n t e r, Cleveland person's rightful heritage. Also, chase memorial book.s. ~he pro- 21151 Mack Avenue OPPORTUNITY presenllng "Mexico South Into Thurber, Jr .• of Edgemere road, one meets many friends In the posed c~lIection of enrlohment Guatamala." The menu of the advance gifts committee vice library. books wl!1 be marked by a com. preceding din n e r featured chairman for the men's group. School Age story hours are ~emoratlv~ ~Ia~ue .to be placed 886-9466 One of Grosse Pointe's most unusual retail continental cuisine with touches Thurber, who is senior vice planned definitely for older In the bUlldl~g s library •. stores for sale. Well established business of thl: Mexican fritos, tamales, president of Detroit Bank & audiences. Sometimes parents Th06e wlshmg to contribute with five years in the Grosse Pointe area tacos aDd enchiladas as appe. Trust Co.• said: and chJldren forget that ~hls an. are asked to make out. their tizers. "I am delighted Mr. Ford cient art form can be enjoyed checks .to the Brownell Library ... Excellent opportunity for indi"-:idual The colorful program was the again will serve on Plis im. by adults as well as children. MemOrial Fund and send them owner, two ladies, or couple ... Owners first In a series of ten dinners portant assignment. He has Thesl! pre-grams will be held to Mrs, Schmult at the sch~I, must sell because of conflicting business and travelogues. "Mexico" will been instrument;'1 In building in each of the three Grosse 260 Chalfonte, Grosse POlDte be followed by "Ceylon" with the commillee's record of suc. Pointe, Public Libraries: CEN. Farms, 48236. interests. $25,000 cash required-balance Ed Lark October 21; "Spain cesses, and we know we can T R A L LIBRARY - Tuesday ----_ on terms. High return on investment. For and the Legendary Mediter. count on him this year." aflemoons, " p.m., October 6 School L:":"on additional details call 886-0410. rallean" with Gene Wiancko J througb November 24; WOODS --.0.0 November 16; "Europe's Mini The UF advance gifts com. BRANCH LIBRARY - Wednes. B."F d Countries" with Lisa Chicker. mittee solicits gifts from select days at " p.m., October 7 elng orme ir.g and Jeanne Porterfield De- individuals and foundations through November 25; PARK cember ,16; "ScoUand Afore prior to the oCCiclalopening of BRANCH LIBRARY _ Wednes. Ve" with ';on Hargar January the Torch Drive. days, " p.m., October 7 through Dr. Theos I. Andel'6On. Su- 13; "Switzerland" with Chris Th' , .. t December 9. perintendent of. The Grosse Borden February 17; "Greece IS year s campaign IS se Mothers. of I>re-school chil. Pointe Public SChool System, and the Agean Sea" with Ted for October 13 through Novem- dren-ages 3'>2-S-may want to said that he has Invited the Bumiller March 17 and "Aus- bel' 15to raise operating funds contact the cbildren's librarian ,presidents of 75 community or- tria for All Seasons" with Nell for ~ear1y 2:00 health and com. in the nearest library for parti. ganizations to a p pol n t as Douglas April 21 plus two pro. Imumty services. culars about the program for "school liaison" ODe of their grams yet to be announced. Ford Is president of ~entr.ex younger children. members or officers. The entire series of tlln din. Inc., an export and foreign Ill------"The purpose oi asking the STEREOLAND RECOMMENDS: ners and travelogues ios offered ves~ents firm in the Ford :tout Troop 147 groups to name such a person , 1 .. 0 uhf ,,".,. for $55 tax and serYice Includ. BulldlDg. is to improve communications between the school system and 1 ed.. A single complet~ evening He is a board member of olds Campout ~=t:.':. t:'~~....t :,1 :: :;lc~~"~7'~h'1I4."Itt""~ - JOHN S. GOODMAN The University-Liggett Lecture Series REA.LTOR . 93 K.rchevil Ave, TU 6.3060 Promptiyat iO:OOa'.m.to ;;:00 a.m. 1. Wednesday, October 14, 1970 The Very Reverend .John T. Walker Canon, Washington Cathedral. Distin- guished lecturer and e~ucator. On the faculty of $1. Paul's School. Concord, N.H. for 9 yearsl Associated with many projects and committees including Public Welfare Advisory Council of th" DistrictofColumbia. "Education for What" 2. Tuesday, October 27, 1970 Dr. Henry K. Beecher Renowned teacher, author and lect{;rer from the Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. Among his countless awards, medals and Honor- ary Doctorates he received a citation as one of the 15 "Outstanding Alumni" of the Massachusetts General Hospital. "Exterior Influences on Interior Dis- ease"-Medical Mysteries- OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 3. Tuesday, November 10, 1970 Here's a value that should top your list ... if you would like your Dr. William B. Stapp Dedicated conservationist, author and As- next home situated in a congenial neighborhood, near schools, shop- sociate Professor. School of Natural Re- ping, transportation, and the Kerby recreational field! sources, The University of Michigan. Con- sultant on many committees in Washington, Four bedrooms, two baths, large kitchen. Two car garage. Priced at D. C. dealing with Man's Environment. He $35,500 with an existing assumable mortgage balance of approx- was voted one of the Outstanding Young Men of America in 1964. imately $26,500 at 6% 'lb. Located in Grosse Pointe Farms, South of "Environmental Conservation" Chalfonte at 384 Hillcrest. Quick possession. -Opportunities for effective citizen action- University-Liggett Lecture Series KRESGE AUDITORIUM 850 BRIARCLIFF DRIVE GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 I wish to order lecture series tickets at $G.OO for the series. Please make checks payable to the Liggell Lecture Series. 395 FISHER ROAD TU 6-3800 IILet Us Sell Yours" Name _ IOpposlt. GrOll' Point. High Tennl, Ct'urtl MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD Address ._ CHAMPION Rellltof 102 Kercheval TU 4.5700 ,Thursday, October I, 1970 6 R0 SSE POI N TEN Ews Cinema League To Meet Oct. 8 IIol11lll', .tory 01 tr.DIPClI'taUori South High', BI'le Devils Neighborhood I011 tbe Gr.at LakN, .'P..... to Club News Tht GI'OtM PoJIlle Cinema Iilma for F1Iat .nd GeM... the se.," .nd • 1C..x trip oa ZIPPERS Blank Livonia Churchill Lea,rue wiD meet on Thund.)', Count)'. He a1ao COIKIucta elu .. the C.n.dian N.UoDal bOroId OCtober .. at 8 o'cloek, in Frie. IA iIle m'JUn, of movla with from the AUlIlUc to the Pacific, Throllih rain .nd mud, Salur. pa•• ,.iled over the outatretcb. Rell.tr.tlolll art now beiDt Auditorium. .upeNli,ht equipment. called '''nte RaI1roclde1'," ... Zippers re~ired or replac.ed. Alterations on dresses, day, September 28, the Grolle eel b'nd. of John Goold in tbe takeu ,or }I'.U Ad.lvlUn .t the HJrhlllh~, the Pl'OII'am will AIIO f.atured wUI be H. C. .tarrlA, Buller Kll'loa. coats and suits by' our e)CJ)ert.Reweaving and mend. Pointe Soulh Hllh School Blue end ZODe. Neilbborhood Club Tea CeD' be Irvin, Ed".rdt, of FUnt, who Devils .quelcbed .n improved G.rdner booted tbe nexl extra ter 17150W.ter1oo.ro 5-4-.100. wiD preMnt three .bort flbN on ing. Depend on our 27 years experience. Livonia Churchill team 1P-O, point throu,b the uprl,bu, m.k.1 Tbe followlD, are IOme 01 the leehnlqUel: .,yadrome, mualc. LOST after sulferln, .n openinl lolll inl the aCOl'e• fillal It-O. lacUvlU .. !xliii, oUlrld: v1llon .ad the llie of three pro. to Ann Arbor, S3,O, two weeks G d A Cr- ~ Bo lid H E:a:poIure Bol "0. The Dt'vil. seem to be fol. rOlle Pointe'. eflnM pia)'. I .. or Y' a jecton. Ekt.ehrome IUd". DENBY CLEANERS lowin, the 81me ,a me p.ttern ied • cruabln, L1lame, recover- Girls A," 5-12. Mr. Edw'rd. worl\l with the II they lI.ed lut year-lose to nl three loo.e vOlllafumblu, Badminton for Adulta. moUoa picture dep.rtment of Wild Dowen ud or trees 1 Grot.. 'oint. Sto.... Ann Moo!' badly, then come on and pickln, off • Cburchlll Billet, ale, 8 throulh teen. the Mott Foundation allll direc" can 8154151 .lronl for the rtlt of the '8IIOb. aeri.1. Jim Bardy, Mark Gut. 'Ien. the m.klng of docu.nent.O' w.ld .nd Tom Stack .ccounted B" I .. 15029 Kerdltvol 20087 /o;I,o(k Tbe Devils will blVe to be for the fumble reeoverit's .nd u.etbaU elin c for boy., . at Maryland ot FolrhcJme slrong for the rest of the .. aaun ' 5th, aDd 8th gr.des. if they ho"'" to r...... t as the Georle Hubb.rd picked up the B" tball linl nd to PICK-UP-DELIVERY VA 2-7055 .... ~..- interception. a•• e c c. urne,y Border Citl.. Le'lue cb.mplons Cburcbill g.lned a me'ler 39 for 7th and. 8th gr.de boy" 8th, GIFT FRUII BAIKEIS this ye.r. Head Coacb Russ yards in the second half. 7th, .Dd 8tiI gr.de ,iris. Hepner feelJ the BCL is the Basketball le.,ue, •. FROM THE SUN.DRENCHED HEART OF FLORIDA strongest It has ever been. Baton twirllni. A WARM HEARTED WAY TO SAY "HAPPY HOLIDAYS" Royal Oak .nc! Wyandotte Suczek Returns or are the two squads South grid. Cheerleadlng. JUST TO CHEER SOMEONE These are some of the things you ders will be fe.ring most. To Teach Guitar Crafts for teens. The Pioneer shipper al Florida's FInest FruiU, with more than 36 v-ors of experience. "Both teams are very pbyslcai Fencin" boys .Dd girl. 8-12 The Readers Digest Mcgozine in a story abcut my success summed It up thusly: "Cobb$ and have iota of iettermen reo and teens and .dulta. missed at Lunch & Dinner at the . Folk Guitar inslructlon with obtained the best fruit, packaged it artistically, shipped It carefully cortaned .1nd guaranteed turnmg," commented Hepner. Alexander Suczek resumes at Field hockey, girls, 7th aDd satisfaction. Today he is the acknowledged King of the packCllled-frujt Industry." Old Place last Monday: The Devils will get • shot at Grosse Pointe W.r Memorial 8th grader •. So relax In arm-chalr comfort and prepare your list 01 friends, busIness aucclates and 1oY1Id Wyandotte as they come to ones whom you wI'" to remember, we \/,i11 do all the rest ... carefully pack your gifts and Grosse Pointe Saturday, Octo- Mouday, Ocotber 12, .t which Gymnastic., boy. and girla 9 "'Ip to orrl .... In perfect condition. Absoh/te satisfaction Is gllQront~ of course SOUP OF THE DAY ber 3. The Bears are still slm- time Mr. Suczek returns from through teens. by HENRY C088S, the No. I nome In Florida fruit gifts. mering about the two narrow Europe with a new repertoire ~orseb.ck riding, 8th, 7th, alld AI.. featurin, The Henry Cobb. MCNIthI, fruit club. OLD FASHIONED NAVY BEAN defeats the Devils have handed of music. .8Ui ,raders. Contact 1oc.1 district ,., .... ntatfn them the last couple of seasons, As most Pointers know, Mr, Judo, boys and girls, fo12, ENTREES 1•. 13 and 706. Suczek is • guitarist aDd trou. teeDS and adulta. K. E. PFAEHLER CO. BROILED EASTERN SWORDFISH, Marking the beginning of thc badour of note - the founder Knlltinl Ladles, Neighborhood maitre d'hotel BCL season for both squads, it of tbe Grosse Pointe Summer Club Teen Center, Phon. 886-6291 3.5 P,M. Mond.y throulh Frid.y BOSTON SCRAD, SAULTE ALMON DINE will ~ one of tbe most impor- Music Festival and a charter Open Games Room on Sltur. tant games of the year for the member of the Grosse Pointe day. at llrownell Mldd1eSchool. COQUILLE SAINT JACQUE, au gratin, two teams. The DevUs will have Chamber Music Society. .~ also OpeD gym. with shrimp, scallops, oysters and to play solid football, and look Harva~d gr.duate, music Is his Pre'6cbool croup (amall let). Bercy wine sauce as sb.rp as they did against avoc.tlon and he has taught Retarded Children'a Beere ..- this. • • ~ SCRAMBLED EGGS in butter with Livonia Cburchill. literally thousands of Grosse tion Progr.m - bowtlnl .nd lean Canadian Bacon South's offense seemcd to Pointers to ,,~('ompany tbem. swimming, all ages. GULF STREAM SHRIMP EGG FOO- come alive in the Churcbl1l con. selves and others 011 the guitar. 8ewin" 8th, 7th, and 8th grade a nunl-vacatlOn at YUNG steam rice & soy sauce test, with Mark Saber scoring On Monday evenings, October girls. BRAISED TENDER BEEF STROGNOFF, once and George "The Tank" 12.December I., the r e will Slim and Trim cl'&IIfor I.die •. Kluski Polonaise Musu scoring twice on runs of be a beginning Folk Guitar Trampoline. boys .nd glrla GreenrI8ld nine and seven yards, The Blue group from 7-8 o'clock. LeslODS ages, 7.12. GERMAN SAUERBRATON. Sweet-Sour Devil's defense aided the offense involve group playlnl and .ing_ TumbIini. boys .Dd girls ales with Bavarian Cabbage all afternoon, giving them good ing from speelal instruction 7.12. Village BRAISED SPRING LAMB & EGG PLANT field posillon most of the game. sheets worked out by Mr. TriPI for "enlor eltbena. Ala Grecque South's scoring parade slart- Sucuk. No music or theory or . It I: :ldvlllhle that reptra- '~ ... 260 acres, over 100 SLICED TURKEY BREAST, POULETTE. ed with a swing pass to Saber reading of music is involved. tions are made as 80011 II JlOI' enchanting buildings from buttered Asparagus wbo scampered 75 yards for the Basic chords, strum. .nd sell ~Ible since limited enroUmeDt touchdown. Saber was sprung lmown folk songs are learned. 111 some claues 11 neceuary. a romantic past, plus Also Open Sundays, 12 Noon to 9 p.m, by some excellent blocks up The course is open to both teen For further inform.tion call TU fabulous Henry Ford field. Jack Gardner's point .fter agers and' adults. Of course, a 5-4600. Museum ... all just a THE the touchdown was blocked by guitar Is requisite .nd advance the unusuaUy tall Livonia line. registration is advised as the short distance away in Massu '.ccounted for Grosse course is .lway. fuU. Dearborn, Michigan. C) 104I) 1-1.4 A\« 1I~ Pointe next two scores with At 8 o'clock, also on Monday WHAT IS Somethin~ for the whole bulldozing runs through the slot nights October 12.December 1.4, family, rain or shine. in the third .nd fourth quarters. Mr. Suczek will te.ch a more 15301 E. JEFFERSON After M.ssu's first score, the advanced Folk Guit.r clalS for VA 2.4118 Grone Pointe Devils went for a two point con- which course I is requisite. TRUE version and missed, as BaUey's Hen students will learn elab- iorations and combln.tions of atrums and barred chord. as SATISFACTION? . Robert Maniere well as complex progressions. A more sopblsticated and ex. Today people look for Gets School Job tensive repertoire of song. in satisfaction in nice ROSE-VILLA many languages will be learned positions, thi,,!?s, or Robert C. Maniere, formerly too.. personal relationshlpa. of Grosse Pointe Farms, now a Each COurse is offered for $17 But do these provide resident of Grand Blanc, Mich., for 10 weeks. lasting satisfaction? Nursing Center was recenUy appointed a&lllstant principal at Eaton Rapids High Many a1'e fillding real School by the Board of Educa. Plan Pointe Day peace, ;oy, .. and fulfill. tion. ment in doing good-in Mr. Maniere was a three let- At Seven Ponds expressing God's ever. terman and made the All Big present goodness. Ten Team in b.seball at Micbi- Saturday, October 3, will be gan State University and will You can hear more do some coaching. A graduate Graue Pointe Day at Dryden's Seven Ponds Nature center. An about how to find this of Detroit Austin High. He earn- outdoor picnic with bring-your- lasting satisfaction in a ed a bachelor of science degree OCTOBI. 'S ... in physical education and sDCial own lunch baskets starts .t coming free public 12:30 o'clock followed by a brief lecture by Mrs. Catherine science from M.S.U. in 1965,and And .1 w. hive for many , •• n, and with ev.r a master's degree in secondary business meeting. H. Anwondter, a teacher schoo) at nigbt while working Then it's off to the trails with and practitioner of incre .. in, popul.ritJ, we an .,.in offerin, our .11 for three years as a teacher and binoculars, identification books Christian Sciencefrom head baseball coach at Flint and hand lenses at the ready to Santiago, Chile. NEW ASSORTMENT of CIFT WRAPPINCS, PAPER Hamady High School. enjoy autumnal trees, flowers, His wife. Marlene, is a for. birds .nd just the outdoors. 6' RIBBON and IMPORTED TACS.t. 10% SAVINC mer English leacher with a Seven Ponds director 1'(. C"'STIAN SCIENCE master's de~ree. a Iso from Frallk1in McCamey and natural- UCTUlt£ durin, thil month, Confidence • • M.5.U. They are expecting their ist Earl Neeb will be avail.ble • first child in October. Thirty for positive identification and "....,.'I.lfttI., ;.$ earned by ca1'eful planning applicanta applied for the posi- field facts about the natural S"'sfectiN" tion, nine were interviewed and .... bounty to bt. found at the 200- .." 4 Mr. Manlere was selected. acre Center. bII Clllh.rln. A. An"",lIdf..- • r..tIfwi Ub ,.,. al the Chrillllln Selene. Bool'll ~. III wchlr"lllp ~APoth.cary Shop • & , hlH • p.M. TUES., oc:r. 13th at "-- 121 lCeRCHEVAl AVE. "ON THE,HILL" TU.l.$HI• Fries AIHI/torM...... 'till, .lppH fedlltr • Lab SIlore Bad wItII 0 .... C..enu'" I.... Oroae PoInt. Flll'IlII We Will Be Plewed to Dilcua, Your Individual Requiremnltl "Minuter AlCaII From the Pointu" Open Thursday and Friday evenings 25375 KELLYn. (N. .. T.) .... wllle, MkII. 41066 ..... nU022 French Purse $5, Billfold $5. Orig. $7.00 MOST MAJOR Orig. $8.00 QIIIT CARDS ACCEPTED INDUSTRIA L & COMMERCIAL • Packaged Liquor Dealer PIPIIG ( • Complete Line of Cosmetics Clutch Purse $6, • Distinctive Gifts ~~~ Orig. $9.00 by 57 years Key Case $2, • Russell Stover Candies of dependability Orig. $3.50 • Rustcraft Greeting Cards • Finest in Pharmaceuticals Sale, small leather goods PLUMBING&HEATING Billfold, french purse, clutch purse and 11304 KERCHEVAL, nr. Beaconsfield Notre Dame Pharma~y VA 2-1070 ~ey case in camel or turquoise colored Jacob SonS ~Il DIll" 1:30 .. ':O:O-S-IlHy' II,", HlIt'"" 9:30 .. 4:00 IIIGHTS, SUNDAYS' HOUDAYS leather at a 30% savings. in the Village 16926 Kercheval Delivery Service TU 5.2154 • ...... , Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I Odober I, 1970 Grosse Pointe News ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. I. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL Memorial Center Schedule] 'Vhat Goes On GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48238 5ecoad Cia•• Po.ta,. p,1eI at Detroit, 1I1cbl.u • All Memorial IpoftlOred ~tlvUJeI open io the Grosse at Poin&e publle. HOIpJW equipment 'VillabJe lor free WJ,al~ nwon FULLV PAm eIRCULA'IION loan; erutehes, wheel ehalrs, heaUng lamp. and bospi. Phone TU 2-6900 tal bed •. Your Librar1 .IIenlbtr Klcnl'llI Pre.. A_llllolI Ind N'lIonll UllOrtll AwoeI,UOD GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LEND • II, \'11..... ~ NATIONAL AIIVlaTIIINO U •• IIINTAflV. Wpe~1y Ihw'Plper Depr_al.lIv •• lAC. ING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesdays, 104 FIlth. Avenu., !'i.... York 11I~.N.... York BYr.nl .1* Wedaetday., Tbursday. 10 a.m .... p.m. Volunteer It's tbat time of year a.ain -IOwner and. rape .ca... Review .r"lE "IIII CHI<':AGO orrtcl: fall. So m.ny thina:s are h.p' day? October •. au Norlb KlchlJlanA..tnut Phon. '1Illnelal I-ZII. eonluRant on duty Friday. 2 ... p.m. 1181-4594. penlne, .nd, among others, Mr. Now we a:o Into November By Pa~ Roulleau ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOIl aDd GENERAL MANAGER Open Daily t a.m .• 9 p.m. (TIcket office closed Sunday I Orr's book r~'view course - and ~ the 5th you will heB~ WILLIAM AD:\MO, , , ADVEK1'ISING !tANAGER Thursday, October 1 "Books America Is Reldln. - a review of FIVE PATIENTS Anne Bedfol'd Goodman says ... "Now it's our JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY - 9:30 a.m. Red Cross Home Nursing-Mrs. LeFavour, and Why," offered by tbe De- by Mlchlel Crlcbton. Tbi. re. turn with that great bi~ fat, round, delectable G. JAMES J. NJAIM , NEWS partment of Community Serv- l.tes the hlstorlea, .etiv!UII, We're celebrating a big, fat, round, delectahle PEPPER WHITELAW NEWS RN, Instructor .10:00 a.m. Lip Reading-Mrs. Frantz Johnson, In. Ices of the Grosse PoInte Public probleml of five p.tlelltl In the month of sales, totaling well over a half million GREGG BOYD , ,.., , , , NEWS School System. MasSlchulett. General HOIpl.tal LILLIAN KARR _ _ _ ADVERTISING structor dollars making ail concerned . . . big, fat, round MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING -10:00 a.m. Braille Transcription-Mrs. John McNa- This wiU be Mr. Orr's twenty- by the author of ANDROMEDA and delectabie . . . including sellers, buyers and PAT ROUSSEAU : ADVERTISING third elass since 1959. As utlu.l. STRAIN, sbowlng chanles in salesmen, no less. Many big, fat, round, delectable mara, Instructor he hIS selected books whleb modem boapl.l care. JACK McALPINE , ADVEJmSING 11:00 a.m. Welcome Wagon of Grosse Pointe & Har. thank yous, one and allY John S. Goodman. KATHY BRYEN ...,...... ADVERTISING represent .n excellent cro,s. On November 12 a current per Woods section of the books Americans Best Seiler will be dlscuued. JOHN M.cKENZIE _, BUSINESS - 1:00 p.m. Visiting . . . the gourmet• cor. JOANNE EASON , ACCOUNTS "Fulfilling Your Potential" - Dr. John are reading, .11 now or poten- We refer to GREAT LION OF ALBERTA WILKE. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hoskins, Instructor tially Best Sellers. Tbese .re GOD by the well-known author ner at the Mermaid Wi! admired DOROTHY SCHIMANSKy ,.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - 4:00 p.m. Ballet, Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor also books which should stim. T.ylor C.ldwell. On the Best the spice racks in House and Gar. BETTY RAUGHT CLASS1FIED ADVERTISING - 7:30 p.m. Theatre in Detroit co-sponsored with uate t!tougnt aJ!d discussion. SeUer lIst, ttlls Is referred. to den colors decorated with mush. MARIE KREINER CIRCULATION UCAE. First class. The instructor Mr. Robert by one. reviewe~ as _ "beh~; rooms, honeybees or iady bugs, $65 plus $2 registration fee for 5 class M. Orr, hu served as Director molh, Blbl~ClI, historical novel thirteen dollars. sessions, 5 theatre evenings, 5 dinners on of Public Libraries since 1949, dealing With the elrly lite of It's Time to Get Involved theatre nights $20 additional. and is eminently qualified as ISt. Paul. Just In ... at Picard.Norton• are new cashmere a book reviewer. He bolds an And, finally, we come to sweaters from Braemar. Cardigans, V.necks with 7:30 p.m. A Look at Ecology - First Session of A.B. degree and a graduate FAMILY PORTRAIT by an. Wage disputes over !.he years ha\'e proven to be UCAE course: $28 for 8 plus $2 registra. Library Science degree from other familiar author, Catherine long sieevell and sleeveless V.neck sweaters come traditionally hardnosed affairs and are proving to be so tion fee. Ihe University of Illinois, II Drink.er So.wen. Here ODe of in handsome colors. See them at 92 Kercheval. now as exemplified by the United Auto Workers' strike t8 &: 9 p.m. Thursday Night Dance Club-Mr. and Mrs. past president of the Michigan our fmest bIographers writes of against General Motors and, locally, the Woods Public Ted Forrest, Instructors Library Association, has been her own t.lented family, .nd • Safety officers' dissatisfaction with the City. • 8:00 p.m. Adult Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, In. an active member of the Amer. their growing up together early A New Shipment . . . from Effective communication is probably the most im. structor. icaD Library ASliocl.tlon since in the century. Thl, final reo Mattahedeh a r r i v e d at the portant basic element in contract talks and this fact is 1936, is past president 01 the view will take place aD Novem. League Shop, 98 Kercheval. Most Friday, oeiober 2 Grosse Pointe Rotary Club .nd ber 19. unusual water pitchers were un. well illustrated in the safety officers' pay hike request. • 7:30 a.m. New York Theatre and Shopping Trip De- The longer the talks continue, as they have been since the Book Club of Detroit, as These groups will meet at 8 packed. Made of Italian pottery ~ parture well as a member of the De. p.m. in the Exhibition Room in the shape of animals, there's ' April 7 of this year, the greater the possibility exists 12:00 noon. Detroit Sociecy of Women Sculptors and that the City administrators may be placing its consti. troit Torch Club. at the Central L1bury. We an organ grinder's monkey, a .. .'MJu'~ Painters For his eight books tbis faU, would suggest that you c:om~ rabbit. a frog and more. Also in 1k. .7 tuency in a potentially dangerous situation. Any ani. • 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor mosity built up between th.~ City's higher levels of ad. Mr. Orr has chosen the follow. munlcate wltb the Department the shipment are highly decora. • 7:00 p.m. Karate - Beginning & Advanced _ Sang ing: On October 1 (t!te first of C~mmunlty s.ervlce~ If yo.u tive porcelains. Fr-:>m France has ministration and its employes may be detrimental to the Kyu Shim, Director class) he will be reviewing UP are mterested 111. tllkiDg this efficiency of the City's operation as a whole. If there are come new LaJique pieces. You'll - 7:00 p.m. Fli~ht Training Ground School-W. E. THE ORGANIZATION by Rob. flne course. U reg18tratlon war. love the crystal cats. any resultant bad side effects, the citizens of Grosse Coche and Connie Earl, Instructors ert Townsend. It is on the Best rants. there wUl also be an- Point~ Woods will have to face them. 8:00 p.m. Reading Dynamics. Seller list and de.ls with fun other C1&slthe SI!Ue days .t 1 The city council, in its last meeting, balked at the and games with the organlza. p.m. Each c:Ia~s 18 devoted to Hamlin's Has ... Carr's'. imported cookies in a Saturday, October 3 tional maze, by the Chairm.n ~ tborou.gh revIew of the book idea of meeting personally with the safety officers to dis. -9:30.11:15 a.m. & 1:15 p.m. Children's Art-Robert Con. delectable variety. They come in 21,'2 to 4 pound cuss the wage settlement, saying that the attorney ap. of the Poard of Avis. m ~ue.hon. fonowed by a live- away, Instructor ly dlSculs10n of books, Ideas and tins, perfect for sending overseas to service men pointed for the bargaining sessions is sufficiently quali. For bls seeon~ class on major problems we face. . . . 89 Kercheval, TU 5-8400. fied. -10 &: 11 a.m. Children's French-MIle La Croix, In. structor October 8. the ~~ole~ will be a We bope you bave room and Recognizing the fact that the negotiator may be well - 9:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor ~ew novel by vlctona Holt en- time on your fall scbedule to versed and experienced in contract disputes and may be htl~d: THE SECRET WOMAr:'. inc:1ude this. course in your Exclusive ... at Denier,• and new from England on the Michigan Municipal League's list of recommended .10 a.m. & 12:30 p.m. Children's Theatre - Sally Reyn- ThiS Is. a very ~pular gothlc roster of activities. I'm lure olds Instructor is a beautiful line of furniture. We admired two attorneys, the fact remains that a wages and benefits ~ovel; mvolvement. leads to an 'you would come away with in. very representative English country oak coffee settlement has been held up for over six months and the 8:00 p.m. Patricia Foster-Michael Frederick Wedding Island where a governelS solves depth knowledge of the book tables at 77 Kercheval. . negotiator, charging the City $40 per hour for his servo Reception a nolder mystery of a burned under c:onslderatiOllplWl the en. ices, hits not come IIp with an equitable settlement since • 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Marvin Bourget, shl.p and ~ cache of diamonds. joyment of h.ving sh.red .n Director ThiS on~ 15 also on the Best exchange of 1den with other Early Bird Special .. •'. During October at Trail the council's decision to hire him was first made on 10:00 a.m. Anawim Seller list. members of the group. May 15. On October 15, we return to _ Apothecary, there is a 10% discount on new selec- The safety officers say that the labor de,ltotiator is 10:30 a.m. Unity Center of Truth-Church & Sunday tion of Christmas ribbon and wrap. Exclusive in School non-fiction with BUCHER, MY ~ 1ger ~UXUUl. ry being totally unreasonable in the sessions and ask that STORY by Lloyd M. Bucher.' 4 n.. Grosse Pointe and available at 'frail Apotheury, - 2:00 p.m. "The Patchwork Girl of Oz" with the Pop- 121 Kercheval, Christmas ribbon is imprinted with a council member or all the councilmen sit in on the bar. Here, Comm.nder B u c her, PI · 8al gaining sessions. . injay puppeteers presented in cooperation USN, Pueblo, tells the story of annlng e your name and "Season's Greetings" or "Merry If council members cannot justify their attendance with the Detroit Institute of Arts. $1.50 one of the most newsworthy Christmas." The 2().yard roll has 240 prints for 3,00 in talk5 which eventually will reach an offer which they Monday, october 5 incidents of our time. A Rummage S.le for the bene. and the 50-yard roll has 600 prints for $8.00. The themselves must approve, officers have indicated that it 9:30 a.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc. A timely book of fiction EX fit of Alger Auxililry #995 ribbon is one inch. wide and comes in rell, green, would benefit everybody if the city manager were al. '10:00 a.m. Cancer Center Workshop OFFICIO by Timothy J. Culver, V.F.W. is slated for Tbursday, royal, silver or gold. Order now from a sample card low,::d more authorization to dictate policy concerning 10:30 a.m. Austin Mothers Club is the story of a future ex.presi. Qctober 8, from 10 a.m. lJDtil for early delivery. the b3rgaining ~essions. 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe-Luncheon dent who decides to defect to 3 p.m., at 1714S SI. Paul. &: Meeting China to preserve world pe.ee. The point is well taken. Barring the negotiator's Now ... We have had• a touch of fall weather, qualifi.cations, an impasse hu been reached and a good -12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Phillip C. Gibbs, This will be reviewed on Octo. Clerk Women's Club Director ber 22. it is time to seriously think of ordering those Christ. settlement may soon be a matter of urgency. Meets Next Monday mas cards, personahzed or plain. As a get acquaint. The welfare of the Woods' citizens as well as the - 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor I'm sure you have aU heard of the new Irving W.Uace The first faU meeting of Clult ed offer and fO:\,,,a'Scoteh savings which cannot be safety officers is part of the responsibility of the city • 7:00 p.m.. Adolescent Psychology (Education Psychol. beat, stop up and 5ee over 80 albums of Christmas ology 5748) Wayne tSate Credit Course. title: SEVEN MINUTES. This Women'a Club will be held MOIl. council and it would be to the advantage of all parties Is .n exciting, aUlpel1leful, daY, ()ctober ~, at 12:30 o'clOCk cards at 20% off. That's right 20% off on cards concerned if the council b;)came personally involved in $71. timely novel .bout • ,cenaorlbip .t C!trlat ldethodltt Cburch. A from $9.00 to' $300 for' the' first 100. Heather on the the dispute in order to reach an effective setUement 7:15 p.m. Golden Circle Investment Club .. trl.1 involving a bookltore toW' bill been planned. HUI Printers at 100 Kercheval, above Chet Sampson, as soon as possible. The sooner the better. • 7:30 p.m. Red Cross Mother and Baby Care-Claudil\ specjalsa.!a hours are Monday.Friday, 3:00 p.m. to G.H.B. Adkins, RN, Instructor 7:30 p,m. 8:00 p.m., sat~day 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sunday 7:30 p.m. "Hlatory of the Radical Movement"-Mar. 9600 Air Force Re$erve tin Glaberman, Inltructor make it to the Hill to see Heather, call and a repre- Grosse Pointe Spanish Club 7:30 p.m. UCAE non credit course "Senaory Aware- sentative will bring about ten catalogs to your home. Sculpture-Frank and Ferenc Varga, In. Call TU 1.7161. (l0% off on shop at home service l__ L_e_tt_e_,s_to_th_e_E_d_i_to_' __ J : :~ ~..~.. structor ness"-Melba Colgrove, Ph.D. Instructor 7:30 p.m. UCAE non credit course IIReading Effici. instead of 20% at Heather.) Tuesday, Oelober 8 Dear Sirs: tlal, not with an Indoor rink ency"-Trudy Beechill, MA, Inatructor • 9:00 a.m. Drawing Techniques-Carol Wald, Instruc. * 7:30 p.m. Advanced Concepti in Mixed Medla-Zubel • We are prompted to write be. Ihat would be open Wltll 11, tor Catch Up Time . . . The Place? The Bronze CRUle of our a:rowlna: concern l1:llO or 12 mldnl.ht, w!tlch Kachadoorian, Instructor Door, 123 Kercheval. Travel tales, vacation happen. over the propoled Indoor Ice means oP .ho ....8 numben 28 in aU JnelucUng Planned P .....nthood RIE H. CORNELIUS,dau,bter the young Dosnes entertaIned r _.. f HAL S CORNELIUS f M his brother BOB DOAJ."iE,of CORSETRY DEPARTMENT League'. own MI.Uetoe Madnen where you'll find, 0 ., ,0 ~- Los Angeles, and daughters among tbe velvet patebwork evenJng bags hlDcUmitsl Millanroad. JEAN C. MILlJE, ROXANNE, BEVERLY and ' daughter of !MR. and MRS. and band.fashloned Chrlstmu ornaments a group of JAMES C. MILLIES,of Fisber KIMBERLY, and his sister CustOmized fittings of national brands eharmlng Uttle stepladden, band.palnted by Mn. Ray. road, and NANCYS. MOORE, PHYLLIS DOANE WIRRIES, mond R. White, Jr., of Unwin rod. daughter of the W. J. MOORES, of Moorhead, Minn., and her • FOUNDATIONS • GIRDLES • BRAS At I d If B It d sons BRYAN, CONRAD and east .•• you'll fin them if you eome ear y. 0 a our roa . JOHN, all of whomenjoyedthe MASTECTOMY FITTINGS OF BRAS and SWIMSUITS A SPECIALTY If we were to hazard a gueu on how fait they'll go, • • • visit wIth their cousins JAN_' "e'd opt for sometime before noon Wednesday. Former PoInter LINDALAU- ICE, REBECCA, TOM anti Jbt ..bops of But the "profess;onal". ShOP: don't run out. And rE?h:~~~;~~~~i~~~~~JI:C:dANZ~u;ena:t E. MI- . they're so many-all under one roof-and their mer- daughter of MRS.B. H. STICK- CHAELCOLEMAN,son of DR. chandise is so unique that the Christmas Mart's been NEY and the late DR. STICK- and MRS. ROBERT E. COLE- W"lton..Pift'" THE place to find gifts for those "impossibles" on your NEY, was cited recently for man, of Webberplace, has com- KercheYlI at St, Clair GrosSI f10lnt. (mine, everyone's) holiday list for 11 years now. donating 800volunteer houn to pleted the Adjutant General Of- Need something for one of the Beautiful People? New Rochelle Hospital, New licer Basic Course,UnitedStates The "in" thong sandals come from Palm Beach's Korn. Rochelle, N.Y. Linda Is a sen. Army Adjutant General School, hauser Shoes-and Kornhauser's coming, first.time, to ior a t Mamaroneck H i g h Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. the Mart this year. S,:hool, Mar:aroneck, N.Y. He's an Awtin Prep. SchLoland Wondering what to do about Aunt Lydia, who has • • • Wayne State University sradu- NO hobbies, NO interests and spends half her life in Participating in the October ate. ••• bed? Dorcas Hardin, of Washington, D.C., is noted for 5 through 7 conference on Suc- cessful ProRrams to be held in EnjOYinga week of shopping lavish lingerie and leisure fashions-and Dorcas Hardin's Wayne Stale University's Me- and theater-going in New York coming back to the Mart this year. Gregor M!!rnorial Conference Is MRS.LESTERF. RUWE,of . Portraits, people and pets ••. hunting gear, fishing Center will be KENNETH S. Touraine road. gear, men's haberdashery ... antiques ... prints and DRAKE, of Touraine road. I (ContlDuedoa Page 23) sculpture ... children's clothes ... candies and candles ------_ ------... personalized stationery, "Lilly's" and silk flowers... Mrs. Joy Wed To Mr. P:erce Why, WE're getting carried away just thinking about .. the possibilities for our own "impossibles!" Frank E. Pierce, Jr.,-a-n-d-h-is-b-ri-de-'s-sonsRichard Joy, III, • • • brIde, the former ,Mrs.Richard and James F. Joy and their For the first time there'll be a Polnte-to-Mart shuttle' Joy, Jr., who moved from The wivesand the bridegroom'sSODs senrlee, Wednesday only, "Ub busses leaving the Coun- Pointe a few years ago, making Frank Pierce, III, of NewYork, try Club every two hours from 9 to 5, returning every her permanent residence her and Heber C. Pierce, of Cbi- two hours from noon to 6. Mrs. GUbert Hudson, of home in Harbor Springs, are cago, with their wives, were Beverly road, is handling bus reservations. at !lome there following their present at the ceremony. The M 1 h B S hlot f ,..at h e road marriage Saturday, September former Mrs. Joy's daughter. n. osep . c man, 0 ' ell or , 26, in Harbor Springs' St. James M R b rt G' te hI serves as honorary Mart chairman .•.Mrs J Lawrence Episcopal Church. tors.come0 frome 1ftCalIfornia.r, 'Was una e (Continued on Page 23) Only their chi I d r e n, the After the ceremony there were toasts at the bridegroom's Harbor Springs home. He and the former Mary iRe)'nolds, (who's always caUed "Sue"), of Toledo, have been friends for b.alf-a-century.Mr. Pierce -- and the late Mr. Joy were at Phillips Acad c m Y. Andover, Mass., and in the Navytogether. The Joys move:! to Harbor Springs about the same time Mr. Pierce, formerly of Chi. cago, and the late Mary Jeanne Curtis Pierce made it their year-around home. The newlYWedswill take a wedding trip later. "It's too nice in Michigan to go away now," the bridegroom explains. ATTENTION (BARGAIN) HUNTERS COSTUME OF BROCADE SHOCKED WITH GeLD $185. Order Early SAVE 10<10 Jht shops of 884-66l5 offer expires Oct. 15th W"llon.l'i~r,~ Kercheval Ave., at Fisher Road Kercheval at St. Clair . Grosse Pointe Punch and JudV Block 6Jhe 8phere and our new store TU 1.1505 19849 Mack Ave. 2861 Somerset Mall Troy Grosse Pointe Woods J P"ge Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. October I, 1970 Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women lowed tile wedding. Mrs; Fred W. Wambaugll, of John Martens Claims A Bride HoIi ()WeIIs We.d Out.of.town guests included Elkbart, Ind., and the bride. Mrs. Richard C. Loch Musicale lhe bride's mother Mrs. Isabel groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. John E. Martens, son of Mr, f gelt, of Kalamazoo, the bride's (C4NIU8aedInIIIl Pale 13) September 26 Mutschler Wambaugh and her Walter P. Hollowell, of Vernon, and Mrs. John F. Martens, of sisl~r. Bridesmaids were her scheduled to adjourn to the Cry- Ifather and step.mother. Mr. and, Mich. Beaconsfield al'enue, claimed Isorority sisters Rosemarie Alex- stal Ballroom at 2 o'clock. I .Sally Wambaullh Rachford, of _ Barbara Lee Taggell. daughter ander, ol Fem'ilIe, and Carla Mrs. Robert H. Opdyke, chaIr. BIShop road, and Walter F. \'!'-::::w::::w ...:::: ...:::::::::.:::::::::~~::::.::::: ...:::::~:::::.:::::::::.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:==:::::::=:=:::::::=:==:::::::=:~ of the Douglas Taggetls, of por'l Motz, of SI. John, Mrs. Robert ma., of tile day, will be assisted Hollo~el1. of Dearborn, were tage, as his bride Saturday. Taggelt. of Kalamazoo, and the by eo.ehairman Mrs. Joseph married Saturday. September HAIR REMOVAL Seph'mber 26, at a 7 o'dock bridegroom's sisters Mary Mar- Shaheen and Mrs. Eugene Ig. ~. under the care. of th~ meet. double ring candlelight service II tens and Suzanne Martens, of I. nasiak. Hostesses are Mrs. 10& of the Detroit. Society of In Portage United Methodist Grand Rapids. Charles E. Exley and Mrs. LQ'Jls Friends. ALICE PACKARD Church. The bridegroom asked John Duenweg. Participating in the meeting . A reception in the Church, Kellogg to serve as best man. Mrs. Berj H. Haidostian, new were tbe bride's children Philip Registered Electrologist Fellowship Hall followed the His brother Jay B. Martens, Ipresident of Tuesday Musicale, IC. Rachford, 11, Richard C. DOCTOR'S REFERENCES rites at which The Rel'erend Roberl Taggett. the bride's will heod a receiving line of dig- Rachford and Robin Anne Rach- Paul Alberr)' presided. brother, John Lappenga. of Hol. tinguished pasl-presidents In. ford and the bridegroom's sons C.~'sll't",I•• Wltb." 0"1,.,1 •• An ol'erlay of embroidered land, Joe Dahm, of Gund eluding Mrs. Walter J. Gessel, William Joseph Hollowell and roses on organla accented the Rapids, and Scott Ritchie seat~d (Gizi Szanto), Mrs. Alberl S. David Walter Hollowell. 18050 Mack Ave. By Appointment former ~tiss Taggetl's white taCo the guests. Crawford, Mrs. Waldo P. Hand. An Open House for 100friendl Grosse Pointe Phone 882.3906 let a wedding gown lIer train Pearl beading accented the ley, Mrs. Albert R. Zanolll, Mrs. at the home in Bishop road was secured by a rose trimmed bride's mother's lime green Arnold W. Lungershaulien, Mrs. where the couple will reside fol.l~======::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::===~( with seed pearls "nd her head. silk.worsted ens e m b I e. The B. H. Larssen, Mrs. Aaron N. ------piec'! of rosebuds. orange bios. bridegroom's mother cose a Simmons, Mrs. Harry W. Tay- soms and pearls caught an iIlu. yellow dacron coslume trimmed lor, Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler and Mrs. sion veil. with lace and seed pearls, Both Kenneth S. PersoD. She carried a lace-covered I selected cymbidium orchid cor. Bible with roses and stepha. sages. Tea tables, decorated with ar-I nolls. The newlyweds are vacation- rangements of fresh orchids, by Velvet ribbon defined the ing in Montreal. They will reo Mrs. Jerry Kulaja and Mrs. Empire waists of hel-allendants' .side in Lincoln P"rk. Kenard Johnston, will be pre. floor length A line green and sided over by executive board yellow brocade frocks. They CLARENCE E. BESSERT, of members Mrs. Charles C. Bry. wore matching headpieces and ChaHonte avenue, has accepted anI, Mrs. Robert J. Crossen, carried arrangements of yellow a volunteer role with Albion Miss Arline Closson, MrR. Don. Fuji mums. College as the class representa- aId I. Lahti, Mrs. Walter H. Honor maid was LiblJy Tag. til'C for his Class of 1932. Winkl':f, Mrs. Paul J. Connolly. Mrs. Homer A. Howes. Mrs. Burt E. Taylor, Jr" Mrs. Don- ald A. Anderson, Mrs. Dougl811 P. MacIntosh and Mrs. otto J. Preston. . Adult Education , -Photo by Edclle McGraUl, Ir. Honorary members of Tues. REGISTRATION OPEN NOW PATRICIA SUZANNE BICKEL became Mr. Loch's day Musicale are Mrs. Maurice bride Saturday, September 26, in St. Lucy's Church. Dumesnil, Mrs. SixteD Ehrling, Call Dept, of Co",munity Services The new Mrs. Loch, who had been making her home Mrs. Frank W. Goldie, Mbs in Brys drive, is the daughter of the William Albert Dorothy James, N:rs. George W. 885-3808 \)r 885-0271 Rickels, of the Shore Club. Her husband is the son Romney, Mrs. Joseph B. SchIot. man and Miss Ruth S. Wille. • Sewing • Cooking • spem of the Clifford S. Lochs, of Detroit. ---I • 8IIlintss • Brid,. • Arts Loch-Bkkel Nuptials HARPER Celebrated Sept. 26 Upholstering for stedium warm-up. Warren Home Awaits Newlyweds Upon Their Return SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR 35 YEARS From Florida Vacation: Gourmet House the Cruis.r Pek-A-Rob. Reception Follows St, lucy's Rites Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, September 26, CUSTOM & unfolds from its handy vinyl carrying case that were Patricia Suzanne Bickel, of Brys drive, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Bickel, who moved last year GALLERY WORK doubles as a cushion. The fringed 50x70" robe from Rivard boulevard to the Shore Club, and Richard Clifford Loch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Loch, son of ro IAJ slIYlCr is Acrilan. acrylic in red. blue or brown plajd~ $12, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S. Loch, of Detroit. For the rites in St. Lucy's~------Came in ond see our It's turning rcd and R:oJdand brown and it says autumn Church the bride chose a Margaret Burns and Patricia lorge selection of is here and it's time to do something about your hair Victorian gown of ivory sat- Davis, of Russell Pointe. O. FRAMES that's all dry and scraggly horn swimming and sun- in and Alencon lace beaded Lori Locb, the bridegroom's for your NEEDlEPOINT ning and such like that. The thing to do? See us. We with pearls. Matching lace sister, was junior attendant. COVERING Jacob SonS c;(amine carefully, then we prcscribe, then we do. and pearls trimmed her Their floor length frocks were 821.1348 Store For The Home Cut, condition, color, whatevcr's necessary to give you mantilla and train. fuhioned of strawberry spUn back a glorious head of hair. Like to start autumn She carried a prayer book cov- a~d they carried baskets 8lled 14534 Hlrpe' Aye. this way? A few hours with us is all it takes. ered with tea roses and stepha- with s?,awberry hued roses and notls carnaUonl. . Joseph Bresciami, III, acted Bart Edmond S.he ,:"as attended by her 10. as belt man. selting the guests Beauty Salon rontyslsters, honor mliid Shawn were Joseph Louisell, Jr., GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN Stowell and honor matron Mrs. Thomas Quilter III' Jon Mis. 21316 Mock Ave. 45 E. Adams William Fair and bridesmaids sant, Thomas M~Graih, Jr., and 886-6060 WO 2-1 112 Mrs. Charles Davis, III, of Mathew Kubitsky of Cranford White Plains, N.Y., Mrs. Joseph N J ' , Thursday and Friday evenings by appointment Bresciami, of Sterling Heights, 'For M!r daughter's wedding r-~-~' and the reception at the Gour. met House .Mrs.Bickel selected a jewel.trimmed mint green silk shantung dress and coat en- a ""CT.U$k a.3-d.aJ>'" semble. The bridegroom's moth- er wore lilac silk worsted. Both rc~ carried white orchid corsages. j W£-> The ne'¥lyweds, vacationing In Florida, will return to reside ,a it's the in Warren. on. The bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bickel, eame from their Pompano Beach Fla., LEG-O-MATIe home for the wedding. i ~~ ~ MACK AVE. Ilo02.3-tb3bl BLK:) i e;;'??led!:: ~"Yl&d'7l.~~ i ~~~T~1.~ ~ !heU1l\1'\,;~ .... w rea .RE~"I' 3 M'~ (A"04.Jr.o T1t~ CCQ.~ER.) i BD3 y~ ... J ~ SPECIAUS', ,Gtm ~ WOHEW's WEMl. i mUSic.,ca~,es,~' M~:~.., "SpeCialS; S~aik. saleS, C I... "'- ..... C..... From hl!!J8:l to 10ft .. nd Mck "Ql'lifl C'UJ"\IM "re tJMulllul In 4 .hot- h~,. Itm Su.rp~iSes~ No1furhl:flor f'-'Imp ClJrv8d "' lhfo, tww-l, rO\H'-.c1l>d ,,1 l~ .. t()f>, tlnd tnmmpo1 wll~, ." C"lJfIKlUf" oj !(' ...ll~ In lwo r""'lllufM. on"" color, "nd lor .. rl'Jlo'ltly 'lmo'lllt1In(J ... r.'!II"m~,I .... 1~'11 6 m"'r-hltlq h"n ell (II ~ KOPITZKI'S RESTAURANT • ET CETERA • OEVONSHIRE ORUGS 111(' Sl.gn tl)(' ""'.'"~ fi JOE'S VILLI.AGE STORE • MARIE MITCHELL'S DECOUPAGE CENTER - PATIO BEAUTY SALON r FRAN KIRKLAND'S NEEDLEPOINT & KNIT SHOP • THE STRAW MART " MermQid jht ..bop' of ~ MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO • KALEIDOSCOPE • FIRST ART PLACE EAST • , STITCHERY • CARRA'S PARTY STORE • O(E • BLOSSOM BOUTIQUE • MEYER PHARMACY 78 Kercheval on the Hili Grou. Point. TU 2.1610 W~lt"Jt.Pi~t't K.rcheval at 51. Clair J~,~,~""'~ ...,..r._42i~ .. ,~,.~.~..,""i.~ ....,..;-.~ ...... ,..~.4~"...... ,..r 4!l! ...... ,..r;~,.,i.~~~~ _... s.m.-,0..... '.1",.~, '''y se-w. ( t. • 1 Thuncl.y, October I. 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.ge FiftHfl .Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ------...------Photo-Play Fete For Newcomers Wednesd.y Book Club Ready For October 7 Symphony Prelude Meets September 30 Lutheran Ladies Will Play Cards Gro •• e Pointe Newcomers' Couples assisting with ar- lIemben of the Wednesday The Lutheran Ladle. Aux. couple. are planning a gala eve. rangements are Mr. and Mrs. Outer drive, Detroit. DonatJon Book Club Detroit gathered! Wary ExecuUve Board .pon. Don Huss, Mr. and Mrs. Jay 01 is Is $2.71S. Relenatlou may be Din, Sa turd.y, October 3, a I 7 at the Women'. City Club Sep- .orlne a luncheon and card Farrar, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nai. obtained by tOn!actinl IIr •. H. o'clock. "Photo.Play" Is the umber 30 for a 12:15 luncheon party WednCiday, OCtober 14, dow. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Chabot, C. Wallhau8en, TUxedo 1.'JfOf, them (.If Ihe party, details of aDd a book review by Jim J at noon in the American Ger. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Marsden, Mr. on or before Saturday, OCtober wbJch .eem to be held in close Dance. man Cultural Cenler, East 10. securitY-but there ~re hints of and Mrs. Mike McElheny and a treasure hunt via polaroid Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fleisch. camer •. Couples who have recently Chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Don moved to The Pointe from' out- Landis will say only, "W8it and side tht Detroit area are ellgi. see." They promise detailed in. ble for Newcomers Club mem. atructiOll and an evening of bership an are invited to call "different" fun with a 9 o'clock membership chairmen Mr. and afterelow at Tassie's Tavern. Mrs. Dave Scobie. 824-1335. or i~ where the group will enjoy food, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kurrie, dancing, prizes and photos com. 886-5630, for further informa- pariua, to cnmax the evening. tion. SHRINKS, SHIRTS AND PRIVATE COLLECTION SLACKS OF MAKE UP & SKIN CARE ~ The Casual Look, 1970 Ver- PRODUCTS CAN BE YOURS ,:r sion ... -Photo by 1:ddI. MeGr.lll. 1r. Jeans and Pants in a Wide r'" at MRS. JOSEPH H. SPITZLEY, (ieft), Central Library and includes two Sym- Variety of Styles, Colors andb~ of South Oxford road, is Grosse Pointe phony Open Rehearsals, the first sched. Fabrics ... chairman of Detroit Symphony Preludes, uled for next Wednesday, October .7, at a music educatilm series co-sponsored by Ford Auditorium. It will be preceded 6.99 to $15 the Women's and Junior Women's As. by a mini.lecture in the Auditorium's sociations for the Detroit Symphony Or. lower level. MRS. ROBERT KAISER, of ~ Shirts in Nylon, Arnel, Crepe chestra, the Grosse Pointe Public Libra- Merriweather road, is Preludes' inslruc. Cotton ... ry and the Department of Community tor. I • Complimentary Consultation • Services, which meets regularly at the r Acrylic Shrinks in Solids and 17888 Mack Ave. - TU 4-9393 Windmill Pointe Club Will Meet John A. Tho~as Prints ... $7 and $9 Members of the Windmill Mr. Favinger is responsible Weds In W"est Pointe Garden Club gather next for the famous Jackson Prison Wednesday, October 7, at 12:30 Rose Gardens. The men at Jack- o'cloek in the Stanton lane home son Prison are always grateful A reception at the Cabana of hostess Mrs. Verlinden Peez for books and magazines do. Hotel, Palo Alto, Calif., followed J'ran I\trklau~'.t1 for a program featuring Wil. nated on the sullject of garden- the saturday, September 19 liam Favinger who will speak ing. wedding of Candyce Dana Gou- on Operation Bootstrap. veia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Needlepoint & Knit Shopp€ Edward Gouveia, of Cupertino, Calif., and John Alan Thomas, ORIGINAL son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 Hentgen, of McKinley avenue, NEEDLEPOINTE DESIGNS In Portola Valley Unlted Pres- byterian Church. . • Needlepaint Vests GIla THOMAS • Brick Door Stops The newlyweds vacationed in "littfe Studio of Dillie." Hawaii and are making their 'llllllN8HAM SOhlWIT hW.L tI. • Rugs - Pillows home In Lisle, Ill. 101To_nci TIlI't ~ • Hand Painted Designs--Persian Yarns 8.lIet Tin,Tet-" y.... t. 6 ,rs. For the noon rites the bride &lOSSl POIHtI 'AU ANN AllOt. • Knitting Yarns--Crewel Kits Spanish selected a silk orllanza Ilown Ad"."ce' 63 Kercheval trimmed with appliques of re- Gt L UMrtv - Free Instructions - T.p I"termed iate Modem J .. " Betliln .... em::roidered Aleneon lace and WIST&AlI WQQDVJUl W.ll, HOURS: 10 to 5 Moio'll'., thru Saturday pearls. Matching lace aceented To'. ~ her detachable Cathedral train and her illuslon veil fell from .J'ran I(trklaub '1i ADULT SLIMNASTIC CLASS FOR 10 WEEKS a Camelot .headpiece studded BEGINNING OCT. 5TH, 10 A.M. with seed pearls. Needlepoint & Knit Shoppe She carried butterfly orchids, stephanotis and wblte roses. Her attendants, honor maId 16115 Mack Ave. between Devo,,~hire cnd Bedford TU 1-0404 TU 5-1604 881-5085 Janetter sturgis, of Torrence, 17430 Harper Ave. Calif., and bridesmaids Cindy I ~ Hunt, of San Francisco, Pal ...... Jeglum, of Palos Verdes Pen- insula, and Nannette Foley, of - Sacramento, made their blue M antique satin frocks. I@'; Elegance carnations and blue '. SAVE $100 ON A lOVESEAT chrysanthelJ.lum~ hel~ the i r , short blue lUuslon vells. . '! In a sleeveless white _ lace % AT VAN'S NOW! CHOOSE FROM FOUR Victorian dress with a head- '.: STYLES.CUSTOM ORDER ONE OR A PAIR piece of carnations and blue L Kay chrysanthemums was flower @ IN YOUR CHOICE OF 100 SMART NEW girl Christy Wick, the bride's 1~1.l DECORATOR FABRICS! SCOTCHGARDED! cousin. Her brother Eric Wick iJ was ring bearer. t,4 A GREAT EARLY FAll SALE EXCLUSIVE The bridegroom asked Mark M PURCHASE FROM A VERY FINE MAKER. Raynes, of Chula Vista, Calif., M 11)serve as best man. Ushering @ AnoS/ were Ken Handley, of Ch!cli?' 1;1 m., Jim AlloWllY. of Miami, . ~ DfCO~Aro. SERVICE: 7f.M$.' REG. $39$ $2.9 S Fla., and Jim Martin, the bride- )l groom's cousin, of Los Angeles. %1 For her daughter's wedding 1:1 Mr~. Gouveia chose a honey il Furs beige Alasklne silk sheath. Mrs. M Hentgen wore a gown of cham- M. pagne silk organza with an em- * broidered overlay. Both mothers If selected gold and green tym. ;, "" bidium orchid coruges. .; et20 _ MUST DELIVER ~~.~ "I The things you are going to " do don't count-it's what you I 00 th:~=I~~~~'1.' " J OCTOI£I 6, 7, & • 1f :00 A.M. t. 10:00 P.M. IHIMINOMAM IIIN ,.2tClO OCT. • t. 6:00 P.M. GROll' '01"" '" 4-.11. '" S. M•• ltr ami. 203.:1 MIl" A..... CROSS OF CHRIST At W.... _ ... A_ .. LUTHERAN CHURCH VM fURNITURfl Al C••• try CI.b Dr. Metl. Thv". & Pr!. 'In , ".M. Lolle PIlle & T.... ,.ph aNll. Mo •. , "'.n. & Prl. 'Ill t "Jill. ~~? ...... w Hillt new rave - leng.th for NATURAL MINK Natural mink inches into new excitement . • • as fall hemlines go midi. Come let us show you how See our Derigner elegantly the longer length suits the mink coat- Collection oj Jur, Btl particularly when it's belted with dash a"d framed GlMIIEY Ilflff AND with a lavish notched collar. We can also show LUIS you how these beautiful new furs can relate suc. lsrrvlz cessfully to your budget. From $1,695. Kay Anos Furs 19216 MACK AVENUE 886.7715 ~/, .' HOURS MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 TILL 5:30 P.M. @W4W'W1~ THURSDAY TILL 8'~O l'li*,G.•. f:=::" w ~ .;1 ~~~~':r,," ~ ~' ' ~. ~%m.l~ll !iil!illtillllUIJIlJi '1IIlII&lIlIUII!illiilll~~ill~~;%,~;f~I:~~}'~';M('f>~ . P3ge Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thul'5dayI October I. 1970 Society from All of the Pointes register now Mrs. Timothy R. Pryor IM"I55 Dwa "Ihy Br"1dell' of 6~n~~d c~~~s~t~~~la;d IJ;:~~y,~~~~~~:;ot~~n~s:~;geO~~a:y~' of Devonshire road, arc the Robert Kraus and Omar Dage. I parents. The bridegroom is the nicrs, of Windsor, ushered. IOf Tt h R P son of IItrs. Betty Pryor, of Paul Murphy, nephew of the for I IrTl ot Y ryo r Bethesda, Md" and I>onald bride, was ring bearer. , ',' t Pr)B'~rs'tOfmWanashwiansgtoDnr'.D'wC'aller After a receplion at the De.. ~ troit Boat Club the newlyweds hair complemented her bouquet left for a European vacation. European Vacation Follows Nuptials in St. Maron Cath.ll~ 2 iJo:::..lCS~ ~_-,....~ Le edral and Reception at Detroit Boat Club; ! Mrs. Robed Kraus Attends Her Sister A candlelight satin gown trimmed at her Empire Cordon waist and hem with appliques of re-embroidered Alencon lace studded with pearls and crystals was Margaret Elaine Dwaihy's choice for her Saturday, September 26, wedding to Timothy Reed Pryor,i------Free Her full skirt enued in a I She was attended al the 5 Beu Chapel train and a half-hat o'clock riles in St. Maron Ca- of matching lace with pearl rlhedral by her sisler Mrs. Rob. INSTDUcrIONS and crystal accents held her ert Kraus who wore a frock bouffant silk illusion veil. o~ gold-flee.ked lime green s~rll She carried a cascade of phal. Silk featuring a gOld.embrold. cooking aenopsis orchids. pink miniature ered back panel. 'FAST DECOUPAGE roses and ivy. The yellow carnations in her I .I?.. n Cr,.lt schoo The SIGN of the MERMAID Be the first in your group presents to make new purses and plaques in 3 at hudson1s Photo by J. S. DeForest to 4 days! In St. Maron Cathedral Saturday, September 26, The world's most MARGARET ELAINE DWAIHY, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Dwaihy, of Devonshire road, spoke her GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS famous cooking school marriage vows to Mr, Pryor, son of Mrs. B~tty Pryor, of Bethesda, Md., and Ronald Pryor, of Washington, CANVAS and YARN FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST comes to Detroit for the D. (;. first time ... and it's OCTOBER 0, 7 and 8 Lenn to make the new- • PUMPKIN PURSES • RED BARN exclusively at Hudson's . • CALICO CAT • DAY AT CIRCUS designed by • JCE CREAM PARLOR • VILLAGE GREEN Registration limited to.300, many more The WOOL WORKERS of New York FREEewSES FOI 2 DAYS-3 Hour SnsioltS and ~tDrtins Morninll, Oct. 12th Afto",oon. Oct. 12th E¥onins. Oct, Uti! 19700 Mack the ne..... exciting L'MITED CLASSE5-S0 HURRY AND SIGN UP ot BloSlon> Lono TU 6.3600 SUSIE GERARD of NEW YORK $2. Relistrotion F.. to h o..,lied Qt\ on, ,urcho .. for ",oteri.I •. I A Delight Anytime represented in Detroit by Frances Cudlip All Colors Gorgeous long Stem Carnations $l~~ II dOl. 0' Groue Pointe 'tln'".o" Thrll Sll"d • ., 0,,', 886.8469 i Hote: You mu.t mention this Old to rocei¥. this weok's special ... 20643 MACK AVE .• South ,of Vernier \ 7S KERCHEVAl.. on the HILL 13300 E. WARREt; GROSSE POINTE WOODS I GROSSE POI NTE TU 2-1610 "Our Fourlh Generalion of Flori~\~" I-!.!::======-~ ~ -~ ~~,.. 4. Po=-;)._ Chef Vivianna SChelkv brings France's Cordon 'Bleu to Hudson's ... great news for the bride-la-be as well as host or hostess looking for new culinary worlds 10 conquer. Learn to prepare authentic Fillet de Sale Normande, Souffle Arlequin. Steak Au POivre, Pro- fileroles Au Chocolat. Canard a l'Orange. Mousse au Chocolal, Veau Orloff, Crepes Suzelle - all in the manner of Ihe tamous Cordon Bleu of Paris. Alma Mater LAST 3 DAYS " t " 01 the world's outstanding chefs. ANNUAL EVENT Hacienda 16.95 FRANCISCAN EARTHENWARE 16.PIECE STARTER SET SALE Chef SChetky will personally instruct al all sessions. Students will receive a Cordon 81eu Cerlificale to indio cate completion of the course. 1695 1895 Regularly 21.95 Regularl)' 23.95 Clas<;es start October 19. The fee of $40 is an invest. menl In a whole new outlook of gourmet living, Register Now through October 3. "save on famous Fronciscon earthenware, hondcrofted today at any Hudson's Slore Downtown, Northland, potlern~ designed and mode 'In California for modern doy Eastiand. Weslland. living, Chip.resislant and PonMc. Oakland, colorfast. it can be safely used Genesee Valley / Flint or Southland in oven and di~hwashel. ,n the Culinary Corner or Simply call 223-5100, exl 2397, Ten courses of 4 classes each Each sel indudes four at Hudson's Downtown Store Desert Rose 16,95 each of dinner plate, Classes limited to 30 people breed and butler plote, Mondays: Ocl. 19, 26, Nov. 2,9 from 1000-1200 or 500- 7:00 cup end scucer. Not Tuesdays: OCI 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10 from 1000.1200 or 200.400 shown: Tulip lime, Wednesdays: OCI. 21. 28, Nov. 4, 11 from 1000.1200 or 500-700 Nul Tree, Pebble Beach, Thursdays: OCI 22. 29. Nov. 5, 12 and Ivy. Serving from 1000.1200 or 200-400 Fridays: OCI. 23, 30, Nov. 6,13 pieces in eoch pottern from 10.00.1200 or 200.400 . I olso ovoiloble •• Jacob SonS Madeira lB.9S SfCre For The Home [(1)(VJcQJ~ Thursday, October I, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. SeventHn Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Miss Kukolic Wed WeUe,ley Grad, Mrs. Richard J, Sch uIte B~ptist Ladies Launch Season IPeter Bumpus Gather Oct. 6, 7 The Women's Missionary So. Denominational Project goal of To Claim B,'ide ciet)' of the Grosse Pointe Bap. $100,000. A laree Dumber of Wellesley list Church met Tuesday eve. To Richard Schulte Colleg, II'ldultes from the nine. September 22. In the The eVllning's program in. Mr. and Mrs. Robf:rt Andrew Pointe lrel Ire makin, plans Church Fellowship Hall for a eluded a 111m,"Unto The Least DllreDgOskl, of Elst Lansing, Planning to make their home in Warren when they to attend the Wellesley College potluck season.launching party. Of These," describing condItion. bave announced the engage. return from a 10.day motor trip through the Eastern RegioDal COUDclJOCtober 8 and Entering the Church, the ladies and programs and the import- ment of their daughter, Sue 7 in Bloomfield Hllla. were "welco~ed aboard" and states are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joseph Schulte whose ance oC White Cro" work In Marie, to Peter Kirke Bumpus, CouncIII are bein, held In directed to the H,II, decorated Saturday, September 26, wedding in Christ Church, strategic areas all over the In red, white and blue, each Cameroon hospitals. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grosse Pointe, was followed by a reception at Lochmoor table centered with a minialure Club. J------_ UnIted State. to &ive Wellesley The Grosse Pointe Baptist Bumpus, ofllll-Millan road. alumnae In opportunity to learn ship donated by. Project Hope, Church Missionary Society in. The bride.elect was graduated Evatz and Mrs. Jeffrey Fried. what is happening today on the where they registered on the For the 3:30 o'clock rites Log Sheet. cludes nine White Cross Circles from Michigan State University at which The Reverend .'4or- man, of Washington, D. C., in campus and to give them a voice which meet once a month It is and is now teac~ing in Livonia. ris Hauge officiated the for. empire.waisted gold velveteen In the "Future of the College." Smorgasbord followed devo- . . . Her fiance reCeived hili Bacbe. mer Milo Ann Kukolic, frocks and matching Dior head. MichIgan was cbosen to be tions by Mrs. Walter Cooke, one of 489 soclehes in the North liars degree in Political Science bows, each carrying a nosellay hostess for Reeion VI which SocIety president. After dinner American Baptist Conference. from Amherst College aDd bls dau~hter of Mr. and Mrs. of fall flowers. takes in MichIgan, New York, Mrs. Cooke detailed plans for Each Circle is represented by a Masters degree In Busllless Ad. LOUIS Kukolic, of St. Clair Servlll$ as his brother's best Ohio, Montreal aad Toronto. the coming year, Mrs. Charles avenue, chose a gown of leader: At the close of the mi~istra.tion fro.m Wayne State man was Dr. Henry J. Schulte, Headquarters are at Kiae.ley Brown presented the secretary's . I UniversIty. He IS presently em- candlelight s ilk organza III, of Ann Arbor. 111eyare the Inn, with some meetings sched- report, Mrs. Wilhelm Ehlen the meellng .The. Reverend Jack ployed in the Marketine Depart. styled with a bateau neck. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. uled for the VIll.ge Women's . treasurer's report and Mrs. Fullard, mtenm pastor, otrered ment of American Motors. line and scallop-edged Alen- Schulte. Jr .• of Westwind lane. Club in East Long Lake road. Robert Radcliffe spoke on the a dedicat?ry prayer on behaU of I A December wedding is con lace sleeves. I In the usher corps were Den. Among those who w1ll be at- year's mission emphasis. these White Cross leaders. planned. Matching lace motifs were ap- nls M. Egan .. MiChael W. Fred- tending from The Pointe Ire: Again in 1970-71 the Society's pliqued on her circular train and erick, John S. Lauve. Jerry S. Mrs. Orvil A. Arollion, Mrs. Koning, Mark P. Marsh, of Phil. Jonn R. Decker, Mrs. Robert C. offering wlll go to support a stu. more lace edged her fingertip dent at the Bible Training Cen. mantilla, She carried an ar- adelphia, Pa., Louis A. Maxoo, Everett, Mrs. Horace W. Gil. Cordell Walerych, of San Diego, rangement of traditional bridal more, Mrs. Frederick R. Keydel ter in Mdu, West Camer'>Ons. flowers on her Mother's fan- Calif" and the brirle's uncle Tho. Mrs. Henry C. Kohriag with Support will also be given to I shaped wedding bouquet base. mas Omalev. two guests from Ohio, Mrs. WAITING the Women's Missionary Union's Mrs. Kugolic selected I jacket Keith Lelbbrand, Mrs. John S. She was attended by honor and dress ensemble of coral North, Mrs. Robert A. Patter------,------, maid Catherine C. Smith and wool trimmed with silver bead. son. Mrs. George H. Primeau bridesmaids Natalie A. and Con- ing for her daughter's wedding andMrs. Siguard R. Wendin. stance A. Schulte, the bride- and the reception. Her corsage FOR YOU groom's sisters, Linda C. Stud. was fashioned of matching cym- The best JI t,be chelpe.t, but '* ders, of Toledo, Mrs. Gary bidium orchids. the cheapett 11not alwlY. bett. MILO ANN KUKOLIC was married to Mr. Angel Schulte Saturday afternoon, September 26, in Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. She is the daughter of the THE SIDE Louis Kukolic, of St. Clair avenue, and the bride- W,rks",p groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Schulte, Jr., of Westwind lane. Start making your DOOR Christmas Angels now Delta Gamma Chis IPlan Fox Creek 985 Washington Rd. To Sell Used Books Quester'Meeting CALL 881-3775 ,Delta Gamma Chi Alumnae A"ER 5:00 Grosse Pointe are sponsoring a U';ed Book The Fox Creek Chapter of sale It Eastland Center Audl. Questers meets todlY, Thu~. Claue. are orranise4 882-0900 torium saturday OCtober 10 day, October I, at 1 o'clock In fOr • one day wo,kshop , . the Lincoln road home of Mrs. Proceeds go tow~d.s maintain. . Sidney McCleary who bas asked Ii ing a scholarshIp at Wayne Mrs. Raymond Mellinger to State University. serve as co.hoste•. Delta Gamma Chi annually iMembers are bringing tlJly contributes to the University antique flower containers Ind through the Wayne State Fund. there will be a workshop to as- The sorority is a charter memo sist them in making dried Replica of a ber of the Fund's Century Club. flower arrangements. ROYAL BAY ARIAN SHOOTING LODGE Rememher ••• Sweetest Day, Od. 17th An exquisite home ideally located in a secluded area, with a view of the lake. A delightful entrance hall with curving Cer.jJlff. II.. ., 1 0 stairway. Matchless library with fireplace. Perfect enter. .... 11 Canis Discount tainment area opening to a gem of a swimming pool. Mas. • 1 11. All.... Off PEISONAUIED tel' bedroom suite with dual dressing rooms and baths . .PwtyhMh Christmas Home for a most discriminating family who appreciate • C_1et gracious living at its best, • Snti...". Cards nil .ffe. ••,1... Oct. 15th MAXON BROTHERS City Card and Gift Shop Realtor, Since 1929 881-8804 J91J3 MACK AVE. AT MOROSS TU... 2.6000 7-MACK SHOPPING CENTiit gypsy-bright night-timers by Goth.m for juniors... designed by Prue Acton of Australia. They create a colorful scene in the dorm with ric-rae and embroidered ribbon on the warm flt;eciness of brushed. nylon. White or red with red/black trim. Sizes 7 to 13. Owner Co roli no Bound Shirt. $12. Midi gown. $12. TIlis charming Ivy.Caced Colonial is most inviting and homelike; Ind very complete as to accommodations. Smock-top pajama. $16. There are 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, lavatory, paneled library, sun room, break- fast room and a nice games room with fireplace and wet bar. The home is exceptionally well built-Is in excellent condition-and aU car- peted and draperies are included. IUS SERVICE - ELEMENTARY. JR. HIGti AND CATHOLIC SCHOOU - AS WELL AS VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER - AIlE NEAR AT HAND. WE THINK YOU WILL LIKE THIS HOME MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? P5-A larr' morlr'le ',Ilnre ,I , low rol. 0' 11I1.rul, II avaU,bl. for allUlllptlon '" • ' .... alibI. "",.er. 3 Grosse PoInte Offices Jacobson'S in the Village MIMIIRI OF THI DETIIOIT AND 0110111 'OINTI IlIAL IITA" 10AIlDI Branch oWe .. In DETROIT - GROSSE POINTE - ST. CLAIR SHORES - FARMINGTON GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, October I, 1970 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes headpleee that eaullht ller lUu. IOetroit Nurses Sponsor Valeria Hodges Will Be Bride aion veil and ahe carried a white Mrs. Wi lIiam E. Shepard Miss Mauck Says bible eovered with stephanoUs Holiday on Ice Benefit and phalaenopsls orehids. Mr. and .Mrs. John C. HodgH, College. He is presently .ta- Mrs. Martin Heller served II A benefit performance of Holl. of Wa.hlngton road, are an- tloned at Vanee Air Foree Bue, Iher alster's honor attendant. day on lee to ralae funds for the nouncing the engagement of Enid, Okla., tralnlni to be • their daughter, Valeria Chria. Vows On Saturday Brldeamalds were Carol Post. purpose of furthering the pro- pilot. .her, JaD Quinn aDd Diane An- fession of regl"ered nursing Is Uan, to Lieutenant Riehard Douglas Shatzel, son of Mr. and Becomes Bride of WiHiam Edward Shepard .t Candl.- drews, the lIride'a eoualn, and being .ponsored by the Detroit District of the Micbi,an Nur.es Mrs. francis R. Shatzel, of Bur. Ii..ht Service', early Ev.nin~ Rites Are Followed flower girls were Lori Mauck, C.4LL ':II the bride's niece and Heather As~oclation, American Nurses bank, Calif. By Reception at C ate.u Rouge Smith, her eousln. Association, Wednesday, Octo- The bride.elect attended Lig- Heather-Gn ...... HiD Mos. green velvet ribbon and ber 14, at Coho Arena at B gett School, Dana Hall, Conne<:' Vacationing in Nassau after their Saturday, 8eptem- embroidered (lowers trimmed o'clock. tleut College for Women and for ber 26, wedding in Mt. Olive Lutheran Church are Mr. their ivory ehiffon-over.crepe Tlckell may be obtained at was graduated from Pitzer Col. and Mrs. William Edward Shepard who will make their frocks. 'l'hey carried autumn the Coho Arena box office, all lege, where she majored in WEDDING home in St. Clair Shores upon their return. tascades of yellow carnations, J. L. Hudson and Grinnell History. Her fiance attended INVITATIONS Mrs. Shepard is the form. ~------daiaiea and bronze mums. ticket outlell and at the De- Pater Noster High Sehool and troit District A:lsociation office received his degree in Econ. er Karen Ilene Mauck, avenue. The bridegroom is I The bridegroom ask~ Miehael TU 1.7161 in the Fisher Building. omlcs from Claremont Men's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the son of the Edward Shep. Savage, of Traverse City, to aet ' d f Y k h' d 1"L. ' as best man. Ushers were An. ------Foster Mauc k of St. Cia1r ar .s,o or s ire roa ,JJ1:-drew Baker, Paul Butterfield Set Elizabeth CiSS OAR I trolt. : and William Quinn. Open Thursday and Friday evenings Nexln Meeting Monday The. 6 o'clock eandlelight rites I Master and mistress of cere- 'at whieb Pastor Edwin Frey monies were Mr. and Mrs. The Elizabeth Cass Chapter, presided were followed by a reo IJame~ Mauck, the brides brother and Slst\!r.In-Iaw. Daughter. of The American ceptioll at the Chateau Rouge. Mrs Mauck selected a eos- Revolution, will meet at llOOQ The bride's Camelot gown of itume ~{ beige Alencon lace and for dessert on MOuda)', October white peau de so.le featured a ;sUk organza and a cymbidium 5,. at the ho~'! of Mrs. John laee - trimmed high - neekUned orchid wrist corsage for her FIDCh, of Cadieux road. Empire bo d ice and puffed daughter's wedding and the re- "What The Daughter. DO" .If:cves ending ill ruffled euffs. ceptlon. The bridegroom's mo- will be the theme of the aner- Pearll accented the matching tiler chose a white and gold br/)- noon. Plans for the year in'I' cade dress and matching coat eluding a Genealogleal W01.lt. Stop worrying about what with a cymbidium orchid cor. shop in November will be com. Junior will do when he grows sage pleled. up-better go see what be's up . Anyone interested in member. to now. .hlp may contact regent Mrs. --_.- Captain Allison. Howard Reed, 885.7178, or memo Sius are often deceiving. SALE bership ehairman Mrs. John Sometime. a woman's thumb bas Weds in East Chase, 885-5787. 1& man under it. At a candlelight service in Mt. Olive Lutheran At a .mall family ceremony In Church Saturday, September 26, KAREN ILENE Christian Dior the chapel of the Fairlington MAUCK, daughter of the Foster Maucks, of St. Clair Methodist Church, Alexandria, avenue, became Mr. Shepard's bride. He is the son of Va., Saturday, September 19, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shepard, of Yorkshire road, Panty Stockings Captain David C. Allison, M.D., Detroit. DRASTICALLY son of the William D. Allison., of Radnor circle, claimed Eliza------~------2.50 pr, beth, daughter of Mrs. Clarenee Regularly $3 REDUCED! Ward, of Sugar Grove, Va., as his bride. {"( The new Mr •. Allison, who is MADAME also the daughter or the late I October 1st through 10th .. Mr. Ward, was attended ,by her 175 sister Mrs. Stepben Schiffs. * o limited time 10 save on Sena Schlffs .erved as !u:r {t HARRIET {! aunt's flower. girl. BETTER SCHOOl. Lieutenant (j.g.) Richard H. I Actionweo~stretch nylon P0!1ty Allison flew from his Naval Base in San Juan. Puerto Rico, The Penny Whistle Shop hose and regular stockings DRESSES to act as his brother'. best man. Mark Allison, the bridegroom's I has invited the renown psy- youngest brother, ushered. ... combining comfort A reception at the Arlington, chic, .Madame Harriet, to $4.99 $5.99 Va., home of Dr. and Mrs. celebrate the opening of I and fash ion as only SChlffs followed the nuptials. their new snop. Private Dr. Allison will soon resume the House of D,or can. $6.99 $7.99 his residency at the University consultation will be avail- of Chicago Hospitals and his able Saturday, October I bride will do substitutl) teaeh. Stockings, reg. 1.75 pr., SIZES 4 TO 14 Ing in the Chicago high schools. I Third from l - 5 p.m. I now 1.50 Navy Ensign THOMAS B. • STABLES, III, husband of the I In the Block SALE STARTS former ANN L. BLAKESLEE, 3419 Three Mile of Warner road, is now serving Tickets $2 at the Information THURSDAY at Naval Air station Whiting 885-1661 Field, Milton, Fla. I Penny Whistle 9:30 A.M. • lill!llJ!1~[3 ISIbI!J1?lKl@E) ------.... ICOlll'. _ Sterling Silver on the hill Jaoobsons in the Village SAVE THIS COUrON See Our SAVE 25'0 Large F.VERYDAY DISCOUNTS ON THESE FAMOUS BRANDS Seledion • ALVIN • WALLACl! • TOWLE • INTERNATIONAl. of • GORHAM • HEIRLOOM SAVE 20" • LUHT • RUD • BARTOH 14K Gold Order Personalized (harms and Christmas Cards From Bracelets BEAUTIFULLY DIAMONDS. WATCHES. BIRTHSTONE RINGS OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARE fJ{eather on the fJ{ill FEMININE! 'ALWAYS THE LOWEST Printers That will be your image JEWELERS 100 Kercheval Ave, when unwanted hair baa Vogue. with lovely deep c.rdens been rooted out of your life 7 Mil. M.ek Aft • . . , forever J _r A bit of old England in Grosse Pointe Farms. The accommodations in- 80 Albums to Choose From Our world famous Kree 22377 MOROSS ROAD c1ude-on the second floor, 3 Bedrooms with 1112 Bathrooms and Den- Dermatron Method baa the on the first, a full Dining Room, a Library paneled in knotty pine, a secret. It's gentle, speedJ and permanent. screened Terrace and a Lavatory. There is a Re<;reation Room in the Special Hours basement. Gas forced air heat. Shown by appointment. Do come in for a complf- Monday-Friday, 3-8 P.M. mentary consultatio." Saturday, J J a,m.-4 p.m. To The Grosse Poinle Public: Whether buying or selling real pro ('ierty • you need the services of a Sunday, J :00-5 p,m. Jacohsons Realtor. In ereating J real estate deal, Realtor supervision offers widl" eontacts BEAUTY SALON belween buyers and sellen, practical guidance on appraising and pricing TU J-7J61 TV 2-2160 of property, end Ihe arranging of financial details. In the Village Most important of 'II, the Realtor provides the skilled Informed third party needcd to bring to Igreement two minds whose interests arc natur- SAVE THIS (OUrOIl , 1 ----- ally divergent. Not aU real estate brokers are "Realtors." \)1]t only active members or constituent Boards of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. ~lDJ\VlBJ ~~lJDm)[BJ~ \I~~~ Exclusive Ager.t Memb"r Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board's Mllitiple Lisling System WllBt ~~~lBI lmnnD1J~(IDM MAXON BROTHERS Give Mom a break I Bring her to Hudson's Eastland • Year 'round dry arrangements • All dry material available. • for our special Sun"'y Family BuHe.. In the Seaway • PrOfessional advice if you wish Realtors Since 1929 to do your own. Room, 4th floor. 12 noon to 4 p,m. She'll love you for it, TUlledo 2.6000 s...... , Oct. 4ft, """ t. , ,,11I. •mu'll.....' J ~ lUl~I8UIDrmPl8l (BUBHBl ~ ~ffiJUTI~ tDa ; .,,_1 De .~ • MIII-K.lly • 20a].J.~ In.c. A ..... 1•• 41..... II'r ..... It•••• "a .... eaoe.. ~~l!5et~ ~."030Q • h en - - Thursd.y, October I, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.g. Nin.... n IS-5ITUATION WANTED 16-FOR REt-IT, 6C-OFFICE FOR UNT '-WANTED TO liNT 8-ARTICLES '0" SALI I HANDYMAN. basement, attic _ Ut-IFURNISHED EXCELLENT Grosse Pointe 10- LADY SEEKS furnished 2 or 3 SELECTED furnlshifi/l' I rom cleaning and washing. Ga. I ALTER.WARREN - Upper, 2 cation, 5 urJurnished offices, rooms with cooking facillties Grosse Pointe home. CaU 886- rages cleaned, Brick painting. bedrooms. $105. Security de. including pan e led library, and balh. Near Grosse Pointe 1694 for appointment. Very CLASSIFIED References. 882.6962. posit. 9258651. plus 4 furnished officcs. An. Village. ll85.lJ270 or 1182-7248. fine solid birch dining room ---.------swering service, all building set. Expandle dropleaf table WOMAN with retail experience GROSSE POI N T E carriag(' mainlenance and 'IUlilies RETIRED professional eouple wishes a few hours a day. house near lake studio apart. . winlering in Florida, wish to 65/85" by 42", 6 chaIrs. 2 piece Have car. TU 6.1247. furnished, except IClephones. hUlch, lable pads. RCA color men\. 886-8859. Newly decorated. Suitabll! lor use your home or apartment TV 24" console, Federal per. next summer. Interview bc. ;lDS SA-SITUATIOt-l, ,GROSSE POINTE CITY firsl manufacturers'rcprcsentative, fore leaving. TU 1.99111. iod mahogany silver chest DOMESTIC I floor, 2 bedroom apartment, attorney, accountanls or . _ server. 5 light crystal tier- carport $200. Adults, no pels. travel agency. 886.3434. CAREER GIRLS need 3 bed'i drop chandelier. Matched Dan- C.II TUxedo 2.CS'IOO - 3 Trunk Lin•• To Serve You QUiCklYJ 8816572. -- .-.------.. --- room upper nat East of Alter ish modern couch. 2 chairs, FOR MAID SERVICE I. "IDEAL FOR lawyers, account. I Detroit. 12 yea'rs pre s e n i cc[(ee table. 12" Zl!nith por- Your Ad C,n Be Chlrl.d 6 ROOM upper, newly dec. ants, manu!acturers reps, renlal. VA 4.7925, after 6 p.m. ' lable TV. 2 matched step- CALL J IFFI-MAID orated, Adults only, no pels. etc. New attractive paneled _ tables, walnut formica top. 4' .1!11~nl""'\~1&' II !~ :::11I.' UHUIJl j WJJJ ~ .UlIU _~ 331.3727. spacious offices. Carpeting NEED three bedroom house, Dielfenbachia tree. 6 table Insured. screened, dependable and drapes, eenttal air condi. Grosse Pointe, $350 monthly. lamps, youth desk. overstuff- Carpet Cleaning Our Specially GROSSE POINTE Farms-Up. lioning, paved parking 101.1 George Palms, 886.4444. ed chair, steamer trunk. 2 la-TUTORING 4-HELP WANTED, per 5 rooms, garage. $180. Architecturally beautiful of.'.------....-.- .. --- coffee tables, 21" Toro reel Clallijied Deadline 354.3145 Adults-no pels, Deposit. 885. fice building, located at 21500 PRIVATE TUTORING GENERAL 7C-GARAGE WAt-ITED power mower. Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., in ATTENTION: Marshall Fie Id TAKE THE DAY OFF 7974. Harper Aven~e corner of STORAGEF()R s 11 b t f for all new copy, changes of family owned business has .----- Chalon, SI. ClaIr Shores _ 15. ma. oa or SETTLE ESTATE - 7' green YOUR OWN HOME GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 4 minutes from downtown De. 88wI2n.17e8r2'2Grosse POinte area. copy and cancellations. It is East Side openings for ambi. MAIDS transported. Bonded, bedroom Colonial, 2 ~ baths, custom sofa. pair end tables. suggested that all real estate All subjects; all grades. tious men and women. both screened, insured domestic family room with fireplace, troit or Mt. Clemens. Inquire __ . __ .~_. mat e h j n g I amp s. trIple copy be submitted to our Adults and children. Cer- full time and part time posi. help for one day or more. built.ins. carpeting, fencecl at building." GARAGE FOR 16' motor boat dresser. nighl stand, cork tified teacher~. office by Monday 5 p.m. tion availuble. No age bar. yard. 886.0478, 884.9977. and trailer. 8~5-6726. lamp, dining room table, • Call: riers - High earnings. Please DOMESTIC PER SO NNEL chairs and buffet. Gold pull. DETROIT AND SUBURBAN POOL. 961,1060, 963'(}161. GROSSE POINTE SHORES 6D-VACATIOH RENTALS GARAGE WANTED in Gro~se Charge Ads-12 Word for $1.50 call TU 5.(}18O.9 to 3. lY,I chAir. Outdoor glass-top TUTORING SERVICE 65 FONTANA LANE. Executive Pointe area. 886.1341. table. 4 chain'. Unusual small 10c each odditionol word KE 7-4653 HOUSEWIVES. want to do your A.l LAUNDRESS and ironer 3,000 sq, ft. ranch, 3 bed. [ PALM BEACH WOULD LIKE to rent Buage kitchen table. 2 chairs, wick- Christmas shopping ear Iy1 wishes days. References. 871" rooms. 2~ baths, family LUXURY one bedroom apart- with electricity. Can Tom be. er trim. Perlect condition. Call Let us help you earn that 1271. room, full basement. Central . tween 2.4 TUxedo Saturday and Sunday. 12-6. MATHEMATICS extra money, work while the air.conditioning, car pet in g ment, furmshed. pool. Rent I 4-1788 p.m., 1120 Shore Club. 9 Mile.Jef- TUxedo 2-6900 TUTORING children are in school, we LADY WISHES da.ys, Tuesdays, and draperies. Immediate pos. December to May. Refer. 1 '_ ferson. IN will t r a i n you. Very good Wednesdays. Fridays. G 0.0 d I session. Referen~es and lease ences. Congress 4.3621. S-ARTICLES FOil SALE NEWS SALES STATIONS earnings. Please call TU 5. worker. Good Grosse Pomte required. SA M iN EA D golf clubs, 7 trSENiOR HIGH SCHOOL 0189. 9.3. references. Ironing or clean. championship registered. Steel DOWNTOWN AREA ~COLLEGE CARPETING, National brands, shafts. 881.7576. Grand Circus Park News stand ing. 922.8073. TU 111068 TU 4.1340 NAPLES-Luxurious 2 bedroom, first quality, 10% over mill HIGH SCHOOL boy with drivers lIajesUc News Stand trCO~IPUTER PROGRAMMING I"" bath, Town House apart. price. Some roll enda avail- GENERAL E L E C T R IC nelf license for Saturuay or Sun. EXPERIENCED. efficient lady BISHOP ROAD - Exception- by menlo For season or any part able. Mill reprf!sentatlve. cleaning oven, 30 Inches, E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS day work, TU 44545. wanis Wednesday work. $16. ally nice upper 'f1at. 2 bed. 886'1 Nada's Girt Shop, Marina Drive Ph.D. Mathematician of. $700 month. Located 2 7253. white. 889.0162. and the Rlverhouse VA 2.9645. rlJoms and bath. Newly deco. blocks from Gult, 4 blocks Park Pharmacy, E. Je{(erson and WANT live wire full time real rated. Gas heat, stove and re- the C~ty U""t. 886-8750 from town. Heated pool. Pic. VI ReI N lA'S GARAGE SALE, Indian Village, estate salesman or sales. 3 DAYS WORK, Monday, Tues. frigerator, carpeting includ. GROSSE POINTE PARK women. expanding business, day, Thursday. Grosse Pointe ed. Large living room and tures available. TU 4.3514. ATTIC TREASURES :~~~9s~:~0~~r~i~~~rcl~~: Miller PharOlacy. Wayburn and 2C-HOBBY good rate of commission plus references. 925-4086. Kercheval dining room. Working cou. GAYLORD AREA, private chn. j 10:30 - 5 Daily Closed Mon. ing, antiques, odds and ends. benefits. First time oUered. Lou'. Party Store, CharlevoIx J~STRUCTION LADY WISHES general clean. I pIe preferred. Al'ailable im. let, forced air furnace, beau- We Buy and Sell and Lakepoln te George Palms. 886.4444. mediatdy. tiIully furnished, ~andy beacll 22418 Ma~k. bet. 8 aad 9 Mile JOIN "'URN'ITURE {1nishlng I LEARN and desiyn your own ing, ironing. 2 or 4 days. GROSSE POINTE CITY GENERAL OFFICE Please call 571.9521. SILLOWAY & CO. and boat, aVallable no\\ and antiqueing classes on Sat- Aller Party St,... Mack and thing in .,Macrame, crochet. or through fall. $150 per week. 772.8606 urday. 10.12 noon. Learn to St. Clair rug hooking. Classes starting We hope to find an intelligent TUxedo 4-7000 HOUSEKEEPING WORK. baby ~ per week end. 774.3204 Gr BARN SIDING _ Authentic strip. sand. stain. finish and now. Call 886.6501. Designer person good in figure work to I" P';~j~~a~08ru~a~~0~:,d :fo~:: sitter, nurse help, day work 777.3113. weathered, hand hewn, nil' antique. Classes start October Dame and Kercheval Studio. do accounts payable, payroll. or night wo~k. 567.1739. 3474, HARVARD. L1tUe Professor Book Shop, and a wide variety of other tural timber. 1-i63.2171. 3rd. Can Blx Furniture Strip- CadIeux and Kercheval DETROIT office jobs. Call Trees Furni- ping Company, 10510 Harper. Notre Dame Pharmacy. Kercheval 2E-COHVALESCENT LADY wishes 5 days. $15 plus Six-room Colonial. 1"" baths, FORT LAUDERDALE SNOW TIRES with wheels. 855. and NoIre Dame ture, 884-1103 between 9-5. l!ar fare. Own transpor,tation. 921.9339. We carry Blx fiJllsh- Bon Secour Hospital, Cadieux CARE garage, enclosed porch. $215 FLORIDA 14, half price. Used" months. ing supplies. and Maumee 571,3656, aner 6:30 call 924. month. Vacant. 885.9449. 882.7559. VACANCY in private home. For WANTED. Someone to build 6068. References. POINT OF AMERICAS MEDITERRANEAN couch, ,1 GROSSE POINTE FARMS ambulatory senile or aged. extra large dog house. Call BrlRi. Drui Store, Mack and GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 1864 CARAGE SALE. Miscellaneous year old, 90", pecan carved Rates $190 and lIO. 777.0425. 886.8725. LADY wants 1 day. References, LUXURIOUS new oceamronl 'tOuraine Roslyn, 3. bedroom b r i c k items, c lot h i n g, flltlllt\lre, arlIl6 and legs, upholstered Rinds Medical Pharmacy, Mack steady. 821.9428. 1,500 sq. ft. condominium. 2 and Moran WANTED-'Beautician. Experi. home. 8847426. sports equipment. Saturday. back, loose cushions, sculp. POlt Office, Mack Ave. and 2F-SCHOOLS enced. For Grosse Pointe bedrooms, 2 baths, kilchen October 3rd. 356 Rivard. Warren EXPERIENCED cleaning ludy ALTER RD. - JEFFERSON at tured velvet in olive greens beauty salon. Good salary. with. washer, dryel' and dish. Trail Pharmacy, Kercheval GROSSE POINTE Dr I v I n g wishes Tuesdays and Fridays. Grosse Pointe. Win d mil I RCA COLOR TV, 21". Modern and golds. Evenings, 886- on the HII! Part time manicurist. Call washer. Completely furnished 4695. "anna Oruis. Kercheval and S~hool. 886-3966. Bert Mit~h. Grosse Pointe, references. Call Pointe Manor. 2 bedroom by d e cor. a tor and fully console. Insurance through Flsher Soad ell. former police Instru~tor. 884.2090. afler 4 p.m .• 923.1068. Schelller Druis, FIsher and apartment. Newly decorated, equipped. Security guards, December, $185. 884-2848. SUBURBANITE Vytaeord snow range, refrigerator, freezer, Maumee DAN C E CLASSES, children ALL JOBS 100% FREE heated pool, sauna, under- tires. studded and mounted, Cunnlnlhalll Druie, ?Mlle Road 6-FOR REt-IT, elevator, $180 month. Adults. CAREER GIRL selling her ward. and Mack and adults. Fall semester TO APPLICANTS ground parking and private 8:55 x 14. Barrecrafters car UNFURNISHED No pp.ls. Call 1 p.m ..g p.m. robe. Some very good wool ColtaC. Hospital. Kercheval starting now. Contact Detroit Maxis, midis, or minis? beach. Available by month or top ski racks. De Jur 1000, and Muir VA 2.6611. dresses, suits, co a t sand Blazo'. Restaurant. Mack and Community Music School, 319 Yes, that is a problem! But ClliPPENDALE COURT Apart. winter season. ~1l5.581.5166 cocktail clothes, 50 outfits in 8 mm movie projector with . Boumemouth Florida, or write to Jo 'Reeves, Merit Wood. Pharmacy. Mack and E. Kerby or phone 873.7010. there's no problem when ment. Roseville. Fraser Rd. HARCOURT - 2 bedroom, 1"" all. Sizes 7.8.9. Call 8B6.ll'725. carrying case. 884.0915. Boumemouth you see ... and Chippendale. New, 1 and 5301 W. Broward, Plantation, before 5. bath. family room, upper flal, HARDWOOD. $22 cord. White NURSERY school opening for 2 - bedroom, walk. in closet. Florida. GROSSE POINTE WOODS mornings or anernoons Grosse HARRIET SORGE 2.car garage. Adults only. bIrch, $25 cord. Frultwood. your own private ba~ement. RUMMAGE - Home (electric) Grao~ M~~I~~:st:rharmaCy. Maclr Pointe Pre.kindergarten. 886- PERSONNEL AGENCY TAPPAN, 884.6200. $27 cord. Kindling wood. $2.50 Appliances, pool, air condi- LAUDERDALE, 2.t;~droom fur. stp-am table. "Famous" art Harkness Pharmacy. Mack and 4747. 350 Eastland Center Prof. Bldg. course books. Saturday 10.5, ba Ii. 756.3494. Lochmoor tioning. Apartment. 772-a410, DETROIT. 3 bedroom' duplex, nished apartment, pool. sau- 372-4720 Sunday. 10.5. All welcome. Olfice, LAkeview 1-2840. garage, basement, good trans- na, ocean. November to June. ONE PAIR of black rIding HC:a~': aD~Oh~r~s Rutauran!. 3-LOST AND FOUND 378 Kerby Rd. >lortation. Adults. Call eve. 2 months minimum. 881.7187. boots, size 6. 2 pair riding Bob'. Oruis, Mack and Ro.lyn I 4A-HELP WAt-iTED ST. CLAIR Village Aparlm~nts, nings, 463.0371. ,b r e e c he S. Relax- a - clzor. DETROIT AREA LOST SATURD~Y - Diamond DOMESTIC 20103 East Eight Mile Road- POMPANO BEACH, Parliament GARAGE SALE - 3 families. Swinger camera. Best oller. 51. John Hospital, 7 Mile Road. engagement rmg, round cen- One and two.bedroom apart. 1 Arm 2 BEDROOM apartments House on the ocean. New lux. Furniture, clothing, china, an. WANTED - Experienced coolrs, 823.0281. Moro.... ter stone, smaller round and ments, all appliances, carpet. on Vernier, Harper Woods. All ury 1 bedroom, 2 bath apart. tiques, books. sets of dishes, PAjf~faf:.arty Store, Macl = 1 d C C ..- crt $ 2 • • c. r r S 1 = Cd • s scrSrrtt Pig. Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Odober I, 19~O ;a:••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , 8-.o.RT',ClES FOR S JolE JoRTleLES FOR S JolE 12D-LAKE AND RIVEIL :: "j, " ~ I:.:.~.~.:.~.:.~.=.:.:I=.•.:•.•.•.I.•.•.•.I.",' I '" I • ...... • • • .•• I I I I I I .'1 ;::: ~ "A 18- " ll-CAIS FOR SALE IIC-BOATS AND """~' .; ),". ------'-- I MOTORS 'ROPERTY . I::: 10" RADIAL arm saw with WOMEN'S CLOTHING. sizes 7- 1967 JEEP. C. J. 5. V'6, over. _ • ~::: stand. $145. 2 speed swivel' 9.11, very good condition. rea. drive. 4 wheel drive. front SPECULATORS! First $1.600 PIGEON RIVER WOODS NR. . ~'L ~ ~~ .'-.;'.V .... i;:: drill press. 2 chucks and drJll sonable. 882.9263. and rear seats. convertible takes this clean 23 foot cabin INDIAN RIVER VILLAGE top. $1,800 or best oHer. 294. cruiser. 88L.2474. I~! '.i:I~J,:Y.~l .~..., !j~~bits. $165. self starter rotary KENMORE GAS range avo. .;~ """j :.:. lawn mower $45 10" table • 5391. 1 SAILBO-A-T-.-Re-be-I.--f-ib-e-r. On.The.River (200 feet) :l;~.. :::: 'th t'.' d cado. double oven one year 16 ~: :::: saw WI ex enslO~s an stand. excellent condition' $200. 839: WE PAY HIGHEST PRICE glass. dacron sails. excellent Nicely elevated Hill reaching FOR CLEAN CADILLACS condition. $950. 882.3004. down The Bank to a Surging r.j;.i AlBl~ 1m ~:~~IB~~~d::~ ~~~. w~.:n~ I 8352. ' ~ ~ ':.: di~mond cluster r i n g. n ONE Cerulean mink coat. full FRA~KB~g~LEY '69 CHRYSLER Clipp---- 80 fl. Lake Michigan front. "atlo~ Jnves.,men. ag 0 s If you really love Persian fet. mahogany, wHh mirrors. ------Cheoy Lee Sailboats age, three miles north of let. $10. B84-57S4. of Silver COinS. 772.2840. rugs, don't miss this oppor. 869.5459. ESTATE SALE ! ! '69 SHELBY 500 GT hardtop. Clipper 36 Die$el Ketch Leland. Fully d~veloped sum- EXCITING .p~i1ip La Verne, BANQUET CLOTH and nap. tunity of. se~inr. these rugs cO-OP NURSERY. garage ex. Oriental rugs. art objects. an. Bright yellow. 428 c.i.d. AM- Luders 36 Cruising Sloop mer c0'!lmunity. Also suitable MetamorphlSlS brass sculP'1 kins. never used; cherry cOf'l at no obhgat~on on ~our part. I travaganza. 40 households. tiques. ~iamonds,. jewelry, FM stereo. Has all the extras Offshore 31 Cruise Ketch for ret~remenl home. Jona. ture table. Red'Jced from I fee table plus odds and ends Large selection of. Imported. Saturday only. October 3rd. etc., Unbehevable prices. come that were available. 12,000 OCCshore 27 Cruise Sloop than Stlmson. 312.869.6972. $4,000 to $1.~. Wrong size of household Hems. Some like handmade. lable I.mens. and 9-5. 1246 Gra}.ton. see. Deal~rs welcome. too. miles. Immaculate s hap e. for customer. Contact Ralph new clothing. 580 Roslyn, 886'\ new English Sh~ffleld sllver.I- 1 14485 GratIOt. 372.0070. Call aCler 5 V.m. 773.5610. 'I Oflshore 27 Trade-In I HOME for the executive. beau- Fuhn or A. Stokes 1..353.2100. 1553 Due to severe JUness, these DESK. DANISH nlodf:ro. $4S. --- CLIPPER YACHT SALES tiful setling on Lake SI. Clair • ---.---.------are all being liquidated at I Matching walnut bookcase. lA-MUSICAL 1970 COUPE de Vll1e. Air, 6 way Tel.: 885.8873 or 474.69SS I 140x270. Fl'nced. sea wall. ex- G.E. WASHER. excellent con. FUn COATS. Persian lamb and sacrifice prices. Please phone $20. Both excellenl condition. INSTRUMENTS sen t. door locks. stereo. tilt ------ceplional trees. 4 bedroom wheels. sentinel lights. 7,000111 Do- TRAILERS AND living. dining. kitchen. Library cilition. 3 Canadian blankets. muskrat. Mahogany tab Ie s. for appointment. 821.3903. 882-1005. DRUM OUTFIT, complete. Stu- miles. $5.900. 293.8473. CAMPERS wit h fireplace. sun room. $15 ear:h. Luggage. etc. 884. bedroom s.et. miscellaneous. . dl'o. very good ~onditl'on. 5450. TUxedo 2-4778. CURTIS MATHES combination I RUMMAGE SALE ~ IMPALA, 1970 4.door hardtop. ------basement, 2"h car garage, .• ,______21" TV, 4.speed stereo AM- Best in Detroit Area I Used, $95. 861-3399. vinyl, power 1 steering and REN"~' PLUSH TRAVCO automaUc door opener.' sep. FM. Walnut cabinet, perfect' Grosse Pte. Woods Pl'es. Church GUITAR. classical. folk. good brakes, FM radio. $2,600 or MOTOR HOMES arate storage building. boat condition. 56" long. $175. 881. Mack at Torrey Rd. dlr U d $35 8613399 best offer. 886.1095. Air condition. self contained, house. 2 electric hoists. fur. SEE 7372. Between 7 and 8 Mile c;)n Ion. se. . . . sleeps 7. Motorama Rental nished apartment above. 45 I Fri.. Oct. 2. 9 A.M ..8 P.M. I INTERLOCHEN Plano - Organ CORVETTE. le63. Coupe. Like Inc. 886-5840. minutes to downtown Detroit. HOT WATER heater. hnvy duty Sal., Ocl. 3. 9.11 A.M Sale. Substantial savings. En- new. side pipes and chrome 725.0532. Golden. TED EWALD'S I for pool. auto wash. !aundro-. ------tire Br.ldwir. inventory. SmU. wheels. 11M-SSM. 12A-COMMERCIAL mat, etc. 884-4516. _ I HOME OWNERS! flY Brothers, Detroit. TR 3- PROPERTY "WILDERNESS VALLEY" AVANTI. 1963. original owner. FINE CHOICE - A-l USEDCARS Only $56 per year. Buy $20,000 8800. Birmingham MI 7.1177. NEAR GAYLORD REMINGTON Wood Mas t e r on your dwelling. $10,000 on $2,295 or best offer. 776,3028, MACK COR. LINCOLN GROSSEPOINTE TRADE-INS automatic 35. model 81, used your contents. $25.000 liability NEW OLDS Ambassador Cor- 22114 Rein, East Delroit. Prime site for omces. 132' on Mancelona Road. 5 Mi. w. old 21 one season only. SheeprJdn protll~t1on .. Automobile own- net. ease, mute. stand. $t3O. Mack Avenue. 1969 OLDSMOBILE Delta Roy- Impalas. Camaros, Corvettes case. Mint condition $100. 823. ers! Only $18.41 quarterly 881-6556. KARL DAVIES TU 5-3220 The Hills Are Aflame! 9617. buys $10,000"$20,000 JiabilitYt g'-P-I-N-E-T-P-IA-N-0-.-8-m-o-n-th-a-ol-d. ale 2 door hardtop. Full pow. Gold and Russet Foliage er. air conditioning. vinyl top "roperly damage for safe perfect condition. Sacrifice. MACK-CHALMERS. 1st block. Cover the Countryside drivers. TU 1-2376. 823.3637. $2795. small store, very modest TED EWALD I rental. Also Connors.Gratiot 2-5-10 Acre Tracts SOME USED GUNS. revolvers. 1971 CLARINET.Marlin Freres. Ex. FRANK ADAM area. DR 2-0208. • For Discriminating l,'olks rifles, shot guns. custom made cellent condition. TU 2.8118. LINCOLN-MERCURY CHEVROLET holsters. Ask about Pack Pbone, write for Map.Brochure 20777 GRATIOT. E. DETROIT SUBURBAN Investment Bulld. CADILLACS Mule Rig. Clinl 294-1673. BEGINNER guitar and case PR 2..0200 ing - 12.000 sq. ft. consisting 15175 E. JEFFERSON ARE NOT IN PRODUC1'ION I $20, beginner eleclri.c guitar GEORGE WELLINGTON of 9 rental units - front and SMITH DUE TO THE G.M. LABOR OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY and amplifiers $40. 881-1l451. FORD, 1966, Custom, one own- VA 1-2000 Sl'rUATION.HOWEVER WE rear parking. Substantial in- Mayfair 62925. Franklin Village Largest Selection of Resale er, clean. excellent condition. VIOLIN. viola. and cello, Full come. Out. of - town owner A HE ABLE TO SHOW YOU Clothing in Area. $625. 885.3274. THE FINEST SELECTION Clothing. Accessories and size. all in good condUion. wants buyer. 13-REAL ESTATE OF Housebold Articles taken Must sell. 293-7314. PONTIAC, 1966, station wagon. HIGBIE REALTY FOR SALE EAST S!DE'S ONLY DEALER- on consignment. !lOwer, air, rack. Excellent LEE'S FASHION MART II-ANTIQUES FOR SALE .condition. $1,000. TUxedo 1- 84 Kercheval 886-7100 1970 4421. MUST BE SOLD 20339 Mack TU 1-8082 Choice Antiques 12I-VACATION MGB, MG MIDGET, JAGUAR, 10 to 5:30 Daily; Fri. 'til9 For Sale by Appointment V.W .. 1968, Fastback, excellent CONDOMINIUM • terrace unit. CADILLACS Can Frances Mitchell condition. low mileage, $1.450. PROPERTY FOR Lovely kitchen ,with "built- IN DETROIT. BOTH NEW SOFA. 3 cushion, 100", 3 years TUxedo 2-4724 TUxedo 5.14S4 or LO 7-5300. SALE ins." 3 bedrooms. 2 new baths AUSTIN AMERICA, rOYOT A AND SLIGHTLY USED G.M. old, $175 or best offer. TU 6- ext. ~29. on 2nd floor. 2 bedrooms new EXECUTIVE CARS. WE 5589 between 5:30 and 7:00. ANTIQUE ROLL toP. oak desk FLORIDA bath on 3rd. Caljl"ting, base. and ,chair. SO"x60"x34". Good SIMCA, 1961. 28,000 miles, stick WILL BE OPEN SATUR. GARDEN t y p e Condominum board radiation, circuit break- PRIVATE SALE. Contents of condition. $500, firm. After 6 shilt. One owner. Excellent From $1795 DAY. WHY NOT DROP IN apartments, 2 bedrooms, 2 ers. Only $39,500. Take over house and barn. Antiques, p.m. 88~-57S2. condition. $295. 881-3301. FOR A VISIT. bath from $19,500. Write for large, low interest mortgage stained glass. shutters, prints. f r e e brochure. Lighthouse or purchase on land contract. Americana books, old mag- PLATE PRESS (intaglio). IMP A L A, 1967, 6.passenger wagon, excellent condition. Point Plaza, 4500 N. Federal nines. etc. Fridays, Satur- Prints 10"xI4" plate. Etch- Highway. Lighthouse Pointe, Karl Davies TU 5-3220 COFFEY days all day and Sundays. 1 ing. enJJravillll, embossing. $1,075. TUxedo 2.0197 after 6. SAMPLE Florida 33064. Phone 305-942- to 6. 124 East Michigan Ave" Over 125 years old. Good FORD. 1970. Country Squire. 2872. 4 BEDROOM - new - Harper Clinton. Mich. U.S.-12. op. pressure. $250. 884-0796. Excellent condition. Low mile- Woods-Grosse Pointe school CADILLAC district. 2'f.l baths, 2' ear ga- posite Post Office. ANTIQUE CLEA~CE SALE. age. 884-9266. LOVELY 3 bedroom vacation SPORT CARS rage, family room. Call build. 3180 E. JEFFERSON I everything must go. Fine home on 40 acres In the beau- LARGE beige print 3 piece furniture. oil paintings, china '65 V.W. 33.000 miles, asking tiful Boyne valley. 2 min, er at VA 2.2590 weekdays for 12132 GRATIOT 371-7370 curved . sectional sofa. Oc. appointment. and glass. $725. After 5, TU 1-5142: utes from Michigan's finest _c_as_io_n_a_l_c_h_a_ir_._3889__ A_u_d_u_bo_n_.1 Mary Bagley's ski ~Iopes and ski.doo trails. 567-6811 1970 CADILLAC Sedan De Ville. DUTCH Coolnial in Grosse Completely paneled for easy INLAID WOOD dining room. Ye Olde Antique Shop Low mileage, air. Rea 11 y Pointe Woods. 81,!,rooms, new- upkeep. Thermostatically con- Cry s t a I chandeller. Appli- 11542 Woodward ly decorated for Country Tu. sharp. 882-5597. trolled furnace. Easy access ances. Lamps, tables. chairs, Sale starting Oct. 4, ,1-6 dorHving. $29,500. LCtw 7~% from 2 plowed roads. 884. WE NEED TV. kitchen, Ironrite. Mov- p.m. daily. 1968 PLYMOUTH Satellite 2 mortgage. 884.9209. 8910. FALL ing. 1137 Kensington. week-I door hardtop. Automatic con. YOU R USED CAR sole, power steering. 8 cylin. 1039 DEVONSHIRE. Grosse days. evenings only; week- 8C-OFFICE EQUIPMENT FURNISHED 4 bedroom com- der. low mileage. $9SO. 344 Pointe Park. 4 bedrooms, tile ends, anytime. FOR SALE pletely winterized cottage. lo- Ridgemont Rd., Glosse Pointe roof, lot l00xI67. Shown by TOP PRICES BLACK SEAL full length coat. I S-M-ITH--C-O-R-0-N-A-e-l-ec-tr-i-c-2SO-' cated at Pointe Aux Barques Farms. 884-1178. appointment only. Owner. VA CLEARANCE! Size 10. $50. TU 2-0337. 415 typewriter. 15" carriage. $75. near Port Austin. 882-5523. 2.5525. PAID Lakeland. 885-8673. PONTIAC Tempest 1969 Sport ------1------Coupe. 6 cylinder. excellent KINGSVILLE. ONTARIO FARMS - 4 bedrooms' brick '69 Opel Kadett. MOVING TO EUROPE _ New AUTOMATIC BATES number- Colonial, in excellent condi- '69 Galaxie 4-dr. H.T. condition. $1,495. VA 1-4888. Executive home. year around W.W.t. FRANK ADAM Sears was hi n g machine, ing machine. Cordley watel' tion. Completely up-dated. auto., r. & h., electric heat, maintenanc~ 8. auto., p.S.,AM-FM dryer, Hoover floor polisher, cooler, mte new. Victor add. M.G.A. Sharp, good running con. New carp.;ting and dra~s, $1495. free. two year old raneh portable TV, FM-AM radio. ing and subtract machine dition. Best offer. 884-2606. gas steam baseboard hea~, radio. $2095. L1NCOLN- beautifully furnished. $42.500: electric blanket, fan, bun with ease. Eastman Verifax window air conditioning. TV OLDS '66 Vista Cruiser 9 pas- MERCURY warmer. Ronson candle sticks, printer, legal size. like new. HARSENS ISLAND. Middle room, 2 car garage. FHA ap vaporizer. chafing dish. ski 3-lb. Toledo fine scale. Sim- senger wagon, power. Original praised at $38,100. Will sen '67 Mustang, V-8, '6 C S' 0 owner. 29,800 miles. ALsolute. Channel River lots 37 acres 20777 GRATIOT rack, Cv.bco bindings, boy's plex lime clock. 885-7743. be. adjacent to golf course - ex: $35,900. Open Sunday 2 to 5. auto., p.S. Factory air. I 9 ountry qUire 1. ly A.I. $1,400. or older car hockey skates. size I, baby fore 5 p.m. 'cellent for development - 70 Owner. 286 Moran, 8S2-4825. $1595. pass. wgn. Factory air and cash. 294.6&44. EAST DETROIT items. brief case. electric I -9-A-R-T-I-C-l-ES-W-A-N-TE-D-- platted lots. can after 6 p.m. . _ $3395. tooth brush. 882-1835. '63 RENAULT. 4 door. good 654 WESTCHESTER. Grosse PR 2-0200 WE BUY old gold. jewelry and condition. $3SO. 881-0086. HARRISVILLE - V A CAN T: HUGE SALE! Thursday only! Choice 300 feet wooded beach Pointe Park. Open Sunday 2. '69 Galaxie 500 con- silver. Vogue Jewelers. 22377 6. 3 bedrooms. atlacheQ ga- Antiques. furnilure, toys. ap- TRIUMPH Spit Fire '69, bur-, property Oil Lake Huron near vert. V-8. auto., p.S. '69 LTD Squire wagon Moross Road. rage. Lot 80xl80. VA 2.5520. ple dolls, treadle machine, gundy with tan interior. radi I Harrisville. Michigan. $1895. 6 pass., V-8. $2695. pictures. clolhcs. loads of BOOKS. Art Objects Sought. al tires. excellent condition. John S. miscellaneous. Fro n t door. Browsers alwl'Ys welcome. $l,5SO. 884.2175. G Middlesex S. of Essex CADILLACS 563 Vernier. B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss 4 BEDROOM 2v.. bath colonial. 1962 RAMBLER Ambassador I Large family room with na- SAVE A LIFE! Ethel Claes. 1670 Leverette OODMAN (48216). WO 3-4267. station wagon. Power brakes. 93 Kercheval 1186-3060 tural fireplace. Gas forced air WANTED! Come to Jacobson's in the uteering, radio. snow tires. Village, October 3 for a Bake heat with air condUioning. WILL PURCHASE your old $175. TU 2.1624. Sale. Betty Crocker coupons 12D-lAKE AND RIVER Large attached garage wiLlI Cook Ford '65 Thru '70 gold, jewelry and diamonds. auto. doors. Carpeted and will provide lifesaving kidney SHARP! '67 2 door Catalina. PROPERTY 19001 Mack Ave, Wood's draped. All on big lot and 1680 I Mack at Cadieux 882-7787 Will Pay machines to the needy so Jewelry. Power brakes, steering. air. hring your coupons and lor ~1.2SO. Well maintained. 881. LAKE MICHIGAN shore prop. under 7 years old. Under $60,000. Open Saturdays Top Dollar m 0 n e y to buy our baked WANTED: Diamonds. old jew. 2474. erty north of Harbor Springs. goods, 113 p,m. Sponsored elry. art objects. etc. RELI- I 230 feet of sandy beach. 10 R. W. SMITH 884.3545 by the Grosse Pointe Jaycee ABLE! 372.0070. '66 BlJICK Riviera, excellent I miles from Boyne Highlands Auxiliary. condition. low mileage. One and Nubs Knob. W. MacKen. MORAN 439-New 3 bedroom DALGLEISH lOA-MOTORCYCLES I owner. $1.300. TUxedo 18889. zie. Lakeshore Drive, Harb U-RUL ESTATE 16-PETS FOR SALE I 211-'AINTING AND 21O-CEMEHT WORK 2.15-CARPENTER FOR SALE 2 KITTENS need home. trained, DECORATING I LAWRENCE VERBEKE 1~ STORY brick house, 2 bed- II weeks old. TU 1-7944. INTERIOR. EXTERIOR CEMENT CO. CUSTOMCRAFT rooms, expansion area. screen 2 ALL WHITE adorable kittens, PAINTING Construction Company porch. 2 car garage, near CONCRETE-BRICK CLASSIFIED 7 weeks. Free to good home. ::OMPLETE Decorating serv- STONE-WATERPROOFING shopping and transportation. 886.0489. ice. Paper hanging and re. • Owner. TU 1.1885. moving. Material, workman. CONCRETE - Driveways, side. BUILDERS & REMODELERS 168-PET GROOMING ship guaranteed. For esti- walks, patios, garage [Joors, mates, call cement patching of aU types. Additions, •Dormers, GROSSE POINTE TONY RICO'S CANINE WILLIAM FORSYTHE Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms ADS COIFFEURS BRICK AND BLOCK-Porches, FIRST OFFERING - Excel. VAlley 2.9108 Kilchens, New Homes, The ultimate in dog grooming. pre.cast steps, expert tuck lent CAPE COD in prime Poodles, $8.95; Schnauzers, pointing and Datching, chim. TUxedo 2-6900 - 3 Trunk Line. To Serve You Quickly "Farms" section-3 oversize KURT O. BAEHR c.n $7.95; miniclips, $3.lKi. Pick neys. Custom Garages• and Doors bedroom!, 2 baths, library, CUSTOM PAinting and Decorat. up and delivery, $2.00 extra. STONE - Patios, walks, !lower Your Ad Can Be Ch.,.ed terrace, paneled games room, ing. Wall paperinll. Guuan. Pet supplies at discount boxes, stone repairs oI aU Free Estimates • and Planning 2-car attached garage and teed. Free estimates. LAke- ;m. prices. 4~.0060, If no answer types. 1'1 I lots of CHARM throughout. 886-9741, 15023 East Jeffer- , view 1.5116. • We suggest an immediate call WATERPROOFING - Bas e- FINANCING ARRANGED son at Maryland. ALL AROuND painting and 13-REAL ESTATE as many people have been 1 ment lea!:.s. 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE wall washing. Insured. Jesse • FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE waiting for just this type of 2O--GENERAL SERVICE 15 Years in the Pointes home. $57,500. Page, VAlley 2-7348. 881-1024 CARPET LAYING FREE ESTIMATES, LA 1.4693 1264 BUCKINGHAM - Center LOCHMooR _ Deluxe RANCH RUDOLPH TONELLO NO JOB TOO SMALL NEW AND OLD COMPLETE customs carpentry hall colonial. spaciolL~ family on lovely 102x162 foot site: 3 Stair Carpet Shifted Decoralor Licensed - Bonded • Insured company. Small jobs, new Bishop home, extra large rooms, 2 twin-size bedrooms, 2 baths Repairs of All Types Interior • Exterior homes. All types moderniza- HIGBIE natural fireplaces, pilDeUed family room, large terrace: Cigaret Burns Re.Woven Wall Papering H. CHAUVIN tion, garages. additions. Good library, sun room, extra large full dining room. games room ALSO CEMENT CONTRACTOR FIRST OFFERING kitchen with dishwasher. 4 882-0870 work, fair prices. Call any- Near Kercheval NEW CARPET SALES ALL TYPES OF bedrooms, 2 full baths, plus 2 with wet bar. air .conditioning Three MUe Dr. time, Clinton Wygal. 294.1673. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Samples Shown in CEMENT WORK half baths. Third story with 2 and 2-car attached garage. It 25 Years Experience Very atlractive 3.bedroom Co- Your Home bedrooms and full baths, athc ~~I~.RGENT that the home be 1 o(r Walks Drives Porches CHRISTOPHER lonial. Mutschler kilchen with Charming small house * * BOB TRUDEL DONALD BLIS5 1 Patios o(r Waterproofing CONST. co. aU built.ins, Family room with mortgage seeks fan. Recreation room and I TU 5-0703 * Decorator t: Pre.Cast Steps I CUSTO~f BUILDERS ove,looklnll attractive y a r d new uwner. Come see photo lab 10 basement. Lots WASHINGTON - Altractive 4 Exterior Interior 0(; Tuck Pointing with large patio, Superb COil' it-you'll love it. TUx- of closets and storage space bedroom. 2'h bath center hall BARBER services in your home: Modernization • Alterations dition. $34,900 with an assum. edo 6-5007. New furnace. 4 car brick ga COLONIAL in St. Paul's Par- evenings. Licensed. DR 1-0350. Free Estimates No job too small Additions • Family Rooms able mortgage. rage. Large corner lot. Va ish. Library. terrace. paneled Free estimates Kitchen & Recreation Areas cant. Assume low Interest games room with bar, 2-car PICHE MAINTENANCE CO. TU 1-7050 Licensed and Bonded Estate Maintenance BY APPClNTMENT rate. garage, low interest existing ComJillete Commercial and 40 Years in G.P. JAMES BARKER mortgage and tastefull decor- Residential CALL 1041 AUDUBON - Custom.built Grosse Pointe T~ 2.59$ 923.8585 ~.8ll87 ating. A popular type home JANITORIAL SERVICE PAINTING, neat, experienced. TU 2.6586 I Colonial on a large lot. 3 bed- COUN rRY CLUB, 1898. Well that won't long be available. Weekly or mo.nthl:.- contract. references. reasonable. After f()oms, 11.~ baths on second FIKANY A. D. CEMENT. brick repair, Additions -- AlteratiQns cared for one and one.half $51 800. Carpet shampOOing, floor wax- 5. TU 1-5306. Wall washing. floor. Excellent eondilion, 2. porches, cement work, water- story. Two bedrooms down. REALTOR , ing, window cleaning. New Homes ear' attached garage. Two ad- proofing, 8221201, VA 2.4563. one bedroom up. One bath 886-5051 COLONIAL in popular Windmill 1791.3277 775-8144 YERKEY & SONS Kitchens. Family Rooms jacent lots for sale. Immedi. Andrew De Lender. I down) lavatory Ull. Pointe section - 4 bedrooms, DON PICHE JR. WE SPECIALIZE - Exterior We Also Specialize in ate possession. 1 CLINTON TWP.: Quality built 3 h baths Pecan famil. room painting. 27 years' experience. 21P-WATERPROOFING Modernizing 8aPJrooms OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 split rocl~ ranch, 1,900 sq. It. library, i Ie hen b"uilt-Ins: 21-MOVING 6' STORAGE 986 BALFOUR - Charming it DU POr"'T PAINTS Used Full basement, large family games room with bar, 2-car KEN'S MOVING _ Local sub- Reasonable. Call Evenings. TH IELE Construction ~arly American Colonial built HAWTHORNE, 813, near lake. ALL TYPES caulking. Finest] room and master bedroom attached garage, immediate urbs. One piece or houseful TW 1-5896 772-3116 materials used. Basement wa- hi' '1959. Near every location. Superior ranch built 1955 and & Supply CO. Extras. $42.500. occupancy and high balance Low rales. TU 2-8MO. I. terproofing. All work guaran- 3 bedrooms. 1'h baths up, plus well maintained. Three large PR 5-2323 existing mortgage. This fine TED'S wallpaper removing, ex- teed. Free estimates. Reslden- I pOwder room on 1st floor. bedrooms. Fine family room. ST. CLAIR SHORES AND 1-94 family home must be sol':I. 2iA-PIANO SERVICE I c1usively. Free estimates; in- tiai, commercial 8lW-9512. REMODELING Unique dining room with fire- Air conditioning and other in- - Playmates Gaiore. 3-bed $83,500. sured. 271-3446. Kitchens - AdditiOIlI place. Heated garage plus clusions. Immediate posses- room brick ranch, full base FINE PIANO service, luning , BASEMENTS WATERPROOF. Recreation Rooms - Ponbe. many extras 5'h% asumable sion. ment and bar, 1'h garage, GROSSE POINTE BLVD. reconditioning, renovating, de EXTERIOR ED-Reasonable rates, work- and repairs mortgage. fruit trees. Mid Twentys. Newly painted ::l bedroom, 1'h mothing. Member, Piano Tech . House and garage painting. Full manship guaranteed. 881.0063 LAKE SHORE LANE, 31. Close Insured • LJcensed bath face brick COLONIAL In nicians' Guild. Elwood Enge I, time experienced painters. or 779.1225. 938 BLAIRMOOR - Quad-level to lake. Large semi-ranch. .n heart of the "Farms," 25 foot 885.6749; 882.5773. Very reasonable, references. ONTARIO CONSTkUCTION built by owner. 4 bedrooms, 2 Three bedrooms, two baths Cha rn be rIa I teruce, paneled games room Also interior and basements. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION 881-4400 baths 011 2nd levf'l, bedroom on first floor. Two bedrooms ~-car attached garage and PIANO TUNING and repairing 371-7478. 881-4400 or ~n and family room lower DOING all types of carpenter and bath above. Family room. 771-8900 easily maintained corner sHe. Thomas Pettit, VI, 1-3392. Wa tcrproofing level, plus large living ann .work, remodeling atllc room., recreation room. Central air Harper at 10~ Mile Mid 30's. COMPLETE pI'ano ~rvI'ce. Tun INTERIOR and exterior paint- Underpin footing dining rooms. Modern kit- ..... ing, wall washing and paper porches. Small or big jobs. conditioning. $87,500. Repair cave.in walls chen. 2.car attached garage. BY OWNER-Woods Lane, 5 AVON COURT - Two excellent lng, rebuilding, refinishing , hanging. Reasonable rates, 30 Estimate.; free. Large assumable mortgage. BEDFORD. 932, south of Jef- bedrooms, 5 years old. Ex- almost new COLONIALS In de-mothing. Member Pian 0 year's experience. Ray Bar- Insured Licensed TUxedo 5-1I892 ferson. Fine Colonial. Three cellent condition, Includes traUic-free setting near Lig. Technicians Guild. R. Zech , nowsky, 371-2384 after 6 p.m. CARPENTRY work, moderniza- 35 ' DEMING LANE - Early twin size bedrooms, one and centrai air conditioning elec. gett School. Both have library 731.7707. 21Q-PLASTER WORK American Colonial beautifully one-half baths. Paneled den. tronic filter, garage' door and family rooms, kitchen J L &: M superior painting and Ition, paneling, partitions, kitch- located.on private lane In the Most attractive kitchen with opener and many extras. 884 built.ins, 21/. baths, and 2.car 2 B-SEWING MACHINE decorating. Interior and ex. SPECIALIZING in repairs for ens, shelves, small jobs, etc. Farms. Oversized 18m i 1y breakfast room. Two.car brick 7706. garages. #992 has 4 bedrooms SERVICE terior. Paper hanging, stain. 18 years. .;racks eliminated. TU 2-2795. Clean. Jim Blackwell. VAlley I room overlooks bricked patio. garage. 65'xl36' lot. Immedi- I at ."1,800 and #876 WI'th 3 ing and pickling. 791-5178 or 1-7051. MR. FIX.IT. Stuck door? 'Addi. 4 blIdrooms, 3 baths, air con- ate possession. 6 BED ROO M Colonial, 3'h ... SEWING MACHINE repairs. All 731-8087 bedrooms at $56,800. These ages, all makes. All parts . I tiona I shelf, partitiolll, reo ditioned. baths, recreation room and fine home3 warrant an interior stocked. Free estimates. 882 Expert Wallpapering Expert plaster and drywall 'Ce- pairs, floor tile, etc., no car. BY APPOINTMENT den. Washington Rd. near inspeetion. 1881. Painting pair, 20 years licensed COli- penter job too small, reason- 879 ELLAlR PL. - Here's a CharlE;voix. 885.~54 for ap EDMUNDTON. Fir s t adver- tractor. Free estimates. No abie, dependable. 888.7434. desirable large family home pointments. . located on a private street, tised. Fine center hall Early Johnstone & Johnstone 21C-ELECTRICAL • w~~r6_~~~es. job too small. Guaranteed. lots of bedrooms and baths. American. C u s tom built. 19790 Mack Avenue TV 1-6300 SERVICES 778-2678. 21T -PLUM8ING AND HOUSE painting, exterior, in. Modern kitchen. large lot. Three bedrooms, tWI' and one- Grosse Pointe City PLASTER cracks repaired. Tile I HEATING half baths. Living room, din- 13A-LOTS FOR SALE CANNON ELECTRIC terior and wallpapering. Rea. and drywall repairs. PRescott 2080 'FLEETWOOD - Attrac- ing room, kitchen with all UNIVERSITY PL. English Co COMPLETE ELECTRICAL son able rates. Free estimate. FOR CLEAN and dependable 1-4580. tive 3 bedroom, llh bath Co- built-Ins, 'breakfast room. ac. lonlal. 3 bedrooms 1'h baths 2 LOTS 12Ox175. At Lake of the SERVICE 881-3442. service, call ELMERS lonial with family room. 2-car tivitles room with fireplace. den, 2-car garag~, high as: Pine, near Clare, Michigan. RESIDENTIAL, PLUMBING AND HEATING, Private club 'Privileges. $3,450 COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL PAINTING and decorating. 15 PLASTERING AND drywall reo TUxedo 4-4882. garage, comer lot. Assumable Also exceptional paneled rec- sum able mortgage. Vacant. 2lK-4749 years In Grosse Pointe. 543- paired. 822-1201 or VA 2-4563. , 5* % mortgage. each. One or both. Land con- reation room. Two-car at- 5099. Andrew De Lender. LARRY'S CUSTOM tached garage. Grosse Pointe Park tract. TU 1.1159. 1010 HAMPTON - This home ELECTR IRCEApLAWIRISRING -2-1-R-F-U-R-N-I-T-U-R-E--- PLUMBING AND HEATING BEAUTIFUL Homesite lot .6 and is a centrally air conditioned LEWISTON. First advertised. BALFOUR - Large Tudor Co- 21J-WALL WASHING Residenial and Commercial acre. Bellermine Hills Sub. KRAUSMAN ELECTRIC CO. REPAIR semi.ranch wilh 2 spacious Deluxe Colonial near Ridge. lonial. 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths Repairs and Remodel division, n ear Rochester. bedrooms down and expansion Five bedrooms, sitting nlOm plus suite of rooms on 3rd TU 2-5900 WALL WASH ING ELEGANCE IN Water Heatesrs - A. O. Smith attic. New carpeting, nice or sixth bedroom. three a.nd floor. 3-car garage. Large $6,950. Land contract. TV ALL TYPES WIRING PAINTING &: DECORATING UPHOLSTERING Permaglass and Rheem. lot. one-hall baths. Library. Ac- lot. First offering. l-U59. Glassline . Ranges, dryers, air condition. HOME MAINTENANCE Custom made furniture; deco- tivities roo m. Recreation • LAKE COURT - A French MARYLAND, 1314 - 1314'h _ ST. HELEN, Michigan. Improv- TUxedo }.7410 room. Pool nouse and swim- ers. Violations correeled. ELMER T. LABADIE rative fabrics; professional I Provincial gem tucked In on a 6-6 asbestos fla t. 2 gas fur- ed lot with boat-well 78x1l8. needlepoint mounting, tapes- ming pool. Beautiful decor. FREE EST IMATES private lane near Lake St. naces. Lower vacant, Land Best offer after 7. 331-3540. TUxedo 2-2064 tries and yard; chairs and RAMSDEN-McKEE, Clair. Beautifully pro p 0 r • PEMBERTON. French Nprman- Contract tE;rms. ALL WORK stools In stock. EWALD, estab- INC CARMEL LANE - Beautiful Honed rooms. Stepdown draw. dy design. Five bedrooms, GUARANTEED WALL WASHING, no streaking, lished }926, 13929 Kercheval PLUMBING • Farms location overlooking ing room, library, magnificent three baths. Paneled den. Fa- Grosse Pointe Shores PR 8-0598 experienced, reasonable. ref. at Eastlawn, VA 2-8993. HEATING lake. Sale or trade. 881-2257. dining room. 5 bedrooms, 4 mily room. Recreation room erences, after 5. TU }-5306. I FONTANA LANE - Luxurious ...... D Painting. / H A R PER UPHOLSTERING . COOLING balhs plus maid's rooms. with fireplace and bar. 21 E- STORMS ""., Serving Grosse Pointe for 35 SALES AND SERVICE Here's one of Grosse Pointe's 3.bedroom ranch. Living-din- EXCLUSIVE LOTS SCREENS 2IK-WINDOW years. Custom and gallery 771-1500 finest. HAMPTON. Attractive one and ing room, kitchen built-ins Prestige location. Clinton Town. one.hall :Joor, three bedroom family room, activities room: ship. Owner. 791.0777. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION WASHING work. 10 day service. See our SHOWROOM 986 LOCHMOOR - This Eng. house on large lot. Excellent 1st floor laundry. Complete 881-4400 ~isplay ad in woman's see- 23101 Gratiot. N. of 9 Mile lish Cotswald famlly home location. Close to schools. basement with kitchen and BEDFORD-KERCHEVAL Wood and steel window replace A.OK Window Cleaners. servo hon. 822.1348. E. Detroit, Mich. 70'xl20': Priced right! has 5 bedrooms, 3'h baths. $37,500. bath. Circular drive and 2-car ment with new tilt window ice on storms and screens. KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 Free estimates. Monthly rates. FURNITURE refinishing, an- library, Iamily room, modcrn attached garage. hardwar~. Per m its easy ti. h d kitchen. Immediate occupan. BUCKINGHAM. On 100 foot lot 521-2459. qumg, touc .ups an uphol- ncar Jefferson. Well designed ROSLYN - First Offering. 105x135 FOOT LOT in Grosse cleaning of both sides of the stecing. 527.3933, 521-4519. SPRENKLE cy. Will sell on land contract. glass ,from inside of the G. OLMIN family rcsidence. Five bed. Brick Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms. Pointe Shores, with view of • PLUMBING house. Insulated regular WINDOW CLEANING 21 S-CARPENTER 38 McKINLEY PL. - A gra- rooms. three and one.half 2I,!> baths, family room, 2 lake. Building plans avail- or • HEATING able. 886-1339. glass. SERVICE cious home lor the Happy haths. Den. Well cared for. NFP's, kitchen ollilt.ins, 2'h. CARPENTER-All types repair • SEWER CLEANING Insured Licensed FREE ESTIMATES Family. Ample bedrooms and car attached garage. and remodeling. Carl Watson. KINGS COURT. Convenienlly BORDERING COUNTRY CLUB WE ARE INSURED 822-1282 baths, library, fa mily room, LA 6-5501. Since 1916 located ranch, Well huilt and One of the last building sites 21G-ROOi=ING SERVICES large formal dining room. Grosse Pointe Farms overlooking the golf course, 2 Walk to churches and schools. well maintained. Three bed. 372-3°4 McKINLEY - 3.bedroom brick l00x280. Owner. 7783500. FOR Immediate occupancy. ruoms. Breezeway lInd patio. ROOF AND GUTTER WORK Modern ization 21V-SILVERPLATING Colonial. 1'h baths. rec. room, 21M-SEWER SERVICE $41,50r.. CALL RICHARi) WILLERTZ • Silver and Gold Piatin, 2.car garage. 14-REAL ESTATE 545 PEAR TREE - Scmi.ranch ADVANCE MAINTENANCE MORE VALUE for your money. • Oxidizing and Repairing N. RENAUD. Pleasing ranch WANTED 50 ROSLYN ROAD TU 1-8170 on a quiet cul.de.sac. 4 ber!- Electric Sewer Cleaning for Additions, kitchens, dormers, • B~ass Polishing & Lacquering built by Walter Mast. Three MORAN - 3.bedroom brick Co- - rooms: 3 bedrooms and 2 FARM LAND or aeres, with J. D. CANDLER ROOF[NG CO all drains and sewers. basements, bathrooms. wall • FIreplace fixtures refinished baths on 1st, bedroom and bedrooms, two baths. Library lonial, screened lerrace, rec. dwelling preferred. Mr. Jay. I 91 Yrs. Reliable S(Cvice COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAl. removals. No job too small • Copper polishing and buffing room for expansion on 2nd. or extra bedroom. Family room with full bath in base- menl, 2-car garage. &: WE DIG ANn REPAIR or to larp,e. Walk to church and schools. I"oom. Recreation room wilh TU 1.7609. Residential Commercial LEEBERT lavatory, Office, Central air PRIVATE PARTY wants 5 or All Iypes of Roofs &: Decks BROKEN SEWERS BIDIGARE BROS. INC. 842 PEMBERTON - " family conditioning. Healed swim- Grosse Pointe Woods 6 room bungalow. 755.4805. Gulters & Downspouts All Work Guaranteed SILVERSMITHS home, 6 spacious bedrooms, ming pool. oIti ce 772-5715 WIO CHARLEVOIX ANITA - 3.hedroom 1lh.balh 4 balhs. Both library and rec. RESIDENTIAL LOT in the REPAIRS 884-9512 3 blocks West of Chalmers brick bungalow. Di~ing room. I Evenings till 11, TU 1-6988 reation room paneled for ad- NEWBERRY, near lake. Choice Grosse Pointes under $20,000. No Job Too Large-or Small VA 2-7318 NFP, garage. Price rcduced! ditional enjoyment. New kit. Colonial. Four hedrooms, two Private party. VE 6.63~1. Free Estimates ACE ELECTRIC sewer cleaning, sink QUALITY WORK by carpenter 21 W-DRESSMAKI NG chen. Good mortgage assump. and onehalC haths. Paneled BRYS - 3.bedroom aluminum CALL 899-2100 library. Activities room, Rec. Insured Workmen and drains. with over 20 years experience tlon. h u n g a low, carpeting, gas 1S-IUSINESS \ CUSTOM clothes, coats, suits reation room wilh fireplace CLEANING ET.ECTRICALLY in Grosse Pointe. Kitchens reo heat, garage. OPPORTUNITY dresses and alteratiollS. 9 330 PROVENCAL - A beauti- lInd bar. $69,500. ALL ROOF &: GUTTER WORK GUARANTEED modeled, basements paneled, to XMAS TREE 6. 885-9189. ful home and grounds over. COOK ROAD - 4-bedroom, 2'h. LOTS-- Caulking, chimney repairs WORK MYSELF room additions, etc. Conscien. looking the Country Cluh Golf BERKSHIRE. Slurdy English. bath Capc Cod wilh family FOR LEASE Gutters cleaned. CALL LEO 821-2928 tious. Small jobs acceptable. ALTERATIONS and repairs. 80 foot lol nellr St. Paul. Four MACK AVE.. Grosse Pointe TU 4-5372. 1152 Maryland, Grosse Pointe Course. Lovely 1st noor In- room, 2 NF'P's, 2.car attached ADVANCE MAINTENANC~ bedrooms, two lInel one-half Woods, 9 Mile Road off Mack SEWERS CLEANED, broken Park, VA 1-2831. c1udcs large living room. garage. Movc right in, TU 2.5539 paneled library. m 0 r n i n g baths plus lhird noor hedroom St. Clair Shores. ' Sewers repaired. Guaranteed. rooms. lots of family bed and balh, Paneled library, CANTERBURY - Brick Colo. TU 41340 TU 6.1068 ROOFING Reasonable rates. 881-0063 or H. F. JENZEN rooms plus maid's rooms. Recreation rom wilh bar. Pos. nial with full dining room, WATEHPROOFING 779-1225. BUILDII\lG session at close, large family kitchen, family 16-,PETS FOR SALE ALTERATIONS Home and industri~1 repairs., 791 ROSLYN - Custom huilt, room, covered terrace 4 bcd. ----- ELECTRIC SEWER cleaning. CEMENT SILKY Terrier puppies. 2 Over 40 years In business No footage charge. Telephone A(ll'itions. attics completed'i 3 bedroom, 2 balh Cape Cod. ROSLYN. near lake. Sharp rooms. 2'h balhs, 2.car at- monlh old. AKC, beauliful Insured, licensed. Call Porch enclosures, recreation Library. enclosed terrace. 2 ranch wilh mHny expensive tached garage, rec, room. price. 17 years eX.1erience. toy breed. Champion Sire and WORK recreallon rooms, 70 ft. lot. features including renlral air General ROOfing, Inc. Cal Roemer, Plumbing, TU rooms, garages repaired. I Immediate occupancy. Dam. Lovable diS?Osition, non. condilloning. Two bedrooms, GENERAL ROOFING, INC. 2-3150. TU 1-9744 777.6840 • DRIVEWAYS 1684 SEVERN - This one in two balhs. J.1brary or extra PEACH TREE LANE - Cus. sheddinJ. no grooming prob. VAlley 1-3344 • PORCHES RE'UIL T immaculate condllion shows bl'droom, Family room Rec. 10m buill 4.bedroom. 2~.bath lem. Pet )r show quality. TU ZlO-CEMENT WORK • Attics • Porch Enclosures i • BRICK WORK owner's pride, 3 bedroom. 1'h 2.9404. ROOF REPAIRS, GUTTERS, • Additions • Kitchens • STEPS reation room with bar. 80-foot Conlemporary Colonial, Fa. • BASEMENT hath Colonial with finished decks. Do work mysel£. Hunt J. • Garages lot. mily room with NFP. 2.car FREE KITTENS, adorable, to W. KLEINER WATERPROOFING hasement. large lot, and :1lh. TU 1-4807. CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Cvmmercian buildings attached garage, central air good home, TU 55257, car garage. Near schools, GROSSE POIN!E FARMS EX.[ conditioning, in ground pool. GUTI'ERS, downspouts. metal <\11 types Cement, Stone and POINTE CEMENT shopping and Iransportation. treme!y d('~'TAblc Ear Iy Many extr!\s in lhis luxurious SIAMESE KITTENS, Blucpoini ~ecks, wood porch steps. rail. 8rick Work-New and Repairs JIM SUnON WATERPROOFING CO AmerIcan blllil 1963 by prom. home mille, $30, Sealpoiole female. Driveways, Porches. Walks 1677 Brys Dr. 191 TOURAINE - A lovely Co mgs, garage doors, 884-2665. 885-7993 inenl huildcr for own use. . $15. 8:12.4187. Patios, Tuck Pointing lonial in the heart of the TV 4.2942 TlT 2-2436 Five bedrooms, three IIn,"!one., RIVER ROAn Brick ranch Pre.Cast Steps .'arm s. I.lvlng and dining Kl'ITENS _ Siam~;c-S-e-aIPo-in-t.- 211-PAINTING AND hAlf halhs. Paneled lihrary wilh 2 bedrooms and space Wlterproofing rooms, dl''1, plus family room, Ilnd recrealion room Ill'st of for lhlrd. Family room with Well Irained. Call 884.0138, DECORATING hrl'akfast room and kitchen. 1 dela ils. Ncar lakefronl park. NFP, 1st floor laundry, 2 .... OUR-Til.RE-E-kil-te-ns-b~~~-"J;;~t COMPLETE decorating. Paper. No Job Too Small SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES Six hedrooms, four halhs. halhs, attached garage. Pricl' their mittens, and we're los. hanging, Insured, guaranteed, SPECIALIZING FOR OVER V2 CENTURY Beautiful lot. Ol.DRROOK LANE. Qui('1 10. reduced! IN Ing our sanity. Killens, semi._A!-~_c~n~~d~_._TU_x_e~_I_.0565_. cation In the .'arms. Gracious Flagstone Walks and Patios 1173 YORKSIIIRE - lIand~ome EIlJ:1ish manor, Five hcd. woons l.ANE COURT - Cus- Siaml'sl', are yours frel'. Six 1 HUGIlES BROTHERS Natural Stone Planters of 4 hedroom, 3.bath F.ngli~h C.o. Every Slyle F'lIe. rooms. thrl'l' anel onl' half! tom blillt Cape Cod with 4 weeks old. read}' to go. 1186 I DECORATORS LICENSED BONDED lonial. Library, modl'm kll. erect.~.~for you halhs pillS Ihrl'l' hl'drooms' bedrooms and space (or 5th, _~~~______5293 Yorkshire chen, large recreation room. and halh on third noor. Ex. I 21, baths, library or den, rec, TU 2-0717 ~1Jt.,.. STUD SERVICE - toy poodle, 882-9750 or 331-8029 .' )1 ". 03 (t. lot. Ex~ellent condition. lrl'ml'ly WI'Il buill wilh ex, room wilh wet bar anel lav. -J ,. ~ WA 1.6282 pensive AIlPurlenancl's, Priced family room, 2.car attached deep apricot. Also Uny apri. CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION cot puppies, AKC registered. COLLEGE STUDENTS with ex All Lypes of Cement and IncludIng al $9l, 500, garage. High assum:lble mort. perlence In interIor And ('_ gage. 293.1429. Brick Work Chain Link AII-Ste.1 .lId terior painting. Reasonable )r1veway. walks, steps, chlm- HIGBIE FREE kittens, 6 weeks old. Call 881.648\ for estimatl:'. Rustic Style. 'ley repair, waterprooflng. MAXOt'J Box trained. 11845163. 84 Kercheval SHOREWOOD R. & T, PROFESSIONAL painl Specializing In Patios ImOTHERS INC. REALTY CO. I JACK-nU~C;SELL P;IJl;;i;s-'r;;~ inK - inll'rior, exterior. Fre All types of excavating MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. sale, Apply H\lnt~mHn. Meta. estimatcs. 462 Roland, GrossI AU work guaranteed 886-7100 KlmCIlEVAL TU 2.6000 20431 J0403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL ]83 Mack 888-8710 mora Hunt. Call 1.678.2211. Pointe Farms, 882.4586. 885-0812 • Thursd.y, October I, 1970 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21 W-DRESSMAKING SEWING Alteratioris, adulta Generator Is League' E•.w. H~l Named From Another Pointe of View J ~:r.~~n;fJ:::u::e~~:0IId1:.a::~~~~ and children, hem., zipper., I To MusIC Po.t _, , put, servlAl tbJa IllIer organJuUoa. dlnup 1IIda".j. plllowl, drapes. Trousers cuffed. TUxedo 1.7~lIG, .1 ft To B 5 ,-- (CoDtlnUed fro .. Pile 13) ~lI u their %3rd Annuli ADtiqllel Mlrket aad .... G Elwood W. HW. former orCin- Buell III of Merriweltber I'OICI II leaenl ehllrman 21Z-UNDSCAPING on ecours ~cr~~em;~:~~~~~;~~~~ Mn. Pe&e~ Stalker, II, 01 LUe~d InDue, ber PoID~ M~HOo'l~"C'=~CH The GNIN , ...... TRIMMING, removal spraying, Mrs. Thom.s Me:Carthy, Mrs. Hans G.hrk. d ed AlSoclale Director of the De. eo-ebalrmaa. 211 Me-. a-I ~ feeding and stump removal. .n trolt Communlly Mu.1c SChool. Seeretlry u Mn. GordoD T. Ford, of Kerebevil .... 2161 C:h.. rch " Free estimates. Complele tree Mrs_ John Hastings Present Ch.d for Communlt)' Jlualc SChool. Ivenue, treuurer, Mrs. WIIUlm P. HUTiI, III, of Clover- ifjnld... 240 Chalfonte at Lotbro, urvic8. Cal Fleming Tree Service, TUxedo 1.6950. 35()'Kilowatt Cap.city Unit SlDce lenlJlc Groue PolDte Iy rold. llllIted by Mn. Rlelllrd H. Turner, of Hendrie hlTl/ A. TIIOIftOI 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. In lM5, Mr. HIll h.. been lane. ProDlI from the Mart-ever fZ5,OOO eleb yelr- ':11 ~~~~l.WORSHIP Wtlrsblp Servlee. allCl Executlve Director of the Berk. hell) flnanee PlanDed PareDthood'. elpt ellnles and Church School ror Duner)' Church Scbool LAN~g~~~~~ CO. One of the Detroit area's largest emergency pow~r mire, COIlJI.Bo)' Choir, a poIt eduelUonl1 prolrlm I. the Detroit metropolitan Irea. 10:15~~~O:::~h~~I ~:-:r...1 Crib and KiDder,uta Custom l.wn and garden servo generators stands ready to light up Bon Secours Hospital be plans to continue during the • • • .. •• n lhroqh t•• I.... FacWIie. AvailAble lee. Complete land.caping Ind if any interruption in electrical service occurs. ThE' slimmer months. Adull lellllnlU aDd dllcua- Putorll clr. mlnllt.r tile The Lecture Sera'.... alon .roupa R G. P designin,. Fertilizing, sodding $75,000 generator was a gift to the Hospital from memo In Mlcblgan, Mr. Hill allO has - ll:IJ MORNING WORSHIP ••. .... MWNl\lr and trimming. Free eslimate8. bers of Bon Secours Assistance League. been orgallist of the Delrolt Education, Medicine and Environment are the ~e~~~hOOI for nuner! "DEVALUED?" P.O. Box 5047, Grosse Pointe, The unit has a 350.kilo-~~------lJymphony Orch~sU'a, organist- theme$ of 1970's University-Liggett Lectures, three throu.h Klnderalrlen. Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, D.D. Mich. TU 4-2720. watt capacity and is capable 'rhe 185.member Assistance choJ.rmaster at Chri.t Church morning (10 to 11 o'clock) programs fealuring, in order COMPLETE iandscaplng servo of supplying enough power League askrd. the Sisters of Cranbrook, part-lime inslructor of t.'Jeir appearance: ice by Julius LaQuiere. Top to light about 200 homes. It Bon Secours, who operate the in Of({an at the UniversIty of Wednesday, October 14, The Very Reverend John THE GROSSE POINTE "rat ...... dressing, cultivating, edging, is large enough to take care Hospital, what new equipment Michigan, a judge for the Metro- T. Walker, Canon, Washinaton Cathedral, discussing BAPTIST CHUICH poUtan Opera auditions, and 6" shrubs, everlreens pruned. of all the electrical needs of was most needed. Their answer one of the Music Directors for "Education For What?" 8 Mile at Mack Ev. Lutheran laWlJcutting, fertilb.lng. Spring the Hospital rather than was the generltor. GrOlH '-.&e lVMd. the 1960 General Conventlon of Tuesday, October 27. Dr. Henry l{. Beecher of the In"U .. If.... to ,"",,1I1p ....,/1 .... clean.up work. Hourly rales. supplying only enough pow- In the past the League has Ohurch Ibe Epi.copal Church. He WII a Harvard Medical School, Ariesthetist.in-ehief, Massa. 9:45 A.M. RealOnable. Free estimales. er for limited activities as raised fuoos to give to the Hos- Vernier Road at Wed,ewoocI co.founder of Ihe Huron Choir chusetts General Hospital, describing "Exterior Influ. CHURCH SCHOOL W.5659. do many hospitals' erher. pilal for gen~ral operating ex- 11:00 A.M. Drive. Grosse Pointe WoodI Camp in Canada. ences on.lnterior Disease" (medical mysteries). .. gency genuators. penses. ,!hls time the ia~i~s, all MORNING WORSHIP BM.ll(M() TnEE and slump removal also Hospllai elentrl'clans and De- of whom live In the vlCIDltyof Mr. Hill is a graduate of Wes- Tuesday, November 10, Dr. William B. Stapp, Uni. 7:00 P.M. Church Wor.bip 8:30 II 11 fenced in slumps. Easlern ~ th Hosplt 1 nted heck leyan University, and holds versity of Michigan School of Natural Resources, ex. EVENING WORSHIP Tree Service. 293-4069or 773. troit Edison personnel decided e, a , prese a c Rev. Jsck Fullard, Sunday SChool 1:30 th larger unit was the mosl speCifically for the generalor. masters degree. in music from I" "E' tiC t'" ( t 't' Ihe University ol Micbiean and p ammg nVlronmen a onserva lon oppor um les Interim Pliitor Rev. P. Keppler 0600. pr~ctical for Bon Secours in or- The offici.•I presen~ation wa.• from the School of Sacred for effective citizen action). Rev. Robert Radcliffe, Rev. David Proctor, SHRUB TRIMMING. Special der to insure the conllnuoo made to Sisler Jwlme. pre.I' Music of Union Tbeolo(licil They'll talk in Kresge Auditorium on the Univer- Minlsler of Cbrlstian Aul. Putor rales, free esllmales. PR 7. operation of all lilefioving func. dent of the Bon Secours Hospital Seminary, New York. sily-Liggett School's Liggett campus. Series tickets are EducaUOIl 4413. lions. board of trustees. by three mem- He also bas .erveQ as Dlrl'c. f6 each. They may be obtained by sending checks pay. ------bers of the Assistance Leacue. tor of Music at Bradford JWllor able to University-Liggett Lecture Series to 850 Briar. Mrs. Thomas MCC.rthy i. pre.- ident of the League. Mrs. Hans College, and bas pre.ented cliff drive, Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. 48236. Stl Paul Ev. Architectural Students Gehrke handled the League's Oflan recitals in Boston, Wor- Mrs. Robert Boomer, of Cloverly road, is chairman St. 'alllll highly-successful Dall Jewels cesler and Wasbington, as well of this year's Lectures. Her committee includes the Lutheran Church Luth.ran Ohunh exhibit. Mrs. John Hulings ran as throughoul Michigan. Mesdames Thomas Swantek, Henry Zukowski, Tom Kil. Chalf9nte aM LetlIr., Have Employer Shortage McMlh. .. ICeftMftI a very profitable rummlge sale. Chu-r-c-h-C-ir-c-'-es lifer and George E. B.ushne~l, Jr. TU 1"''' Tbese and other activities of We Invil. You '0 Wonhip TU 4-0511 Sevenleen.year-old Nancy Re. to make drafting her careeer. With Us IOws!d, ol Country Club drive. Her schedule this year also in. the Assistance League hive . The Antiques Market t .::10 .. 11 I.e. S.rvkN Is j:ert, tiny, blond, feminine cludes English, sociology and provided the funds for the emer. Sla e SeSSIOn8 . It's to be presented November "I tbl'OUlh November 8:30 Worship '" gency generator. Sunday S<'bool (1-8) t::IO 1.1Il. SuDd,t,y Scbc* AND Ihe only girl enrolled in psycbology. She, IS do all Co-op 8, Siturday momlag through late Monday aftemoon, (Nursery lor 8JJlIJJ C1ltldna) North High School's Architec- sludents, attends a half day of The power supply will be pul 11:00 Worship " Girde Day at Grosse Pointe (there's In invltaUonl1 preview Friday, .November 6), Sunday Scbool (IU age.) tUTal Drafting Co-op Course, classes then ideally works in her Into service once a week to Memorial Church wW be Tues- at the Goodwill plant, Brush lireet and Eat Grand .... I. Ie.... ,...., Plrt ol Tony Spadafore's Indus- chosen field in the afternoon. make sure it is always in oper. day, October 6, wIth (lroups boulevard, Detroit. II..,. Charlet W. IIMncIr a.,. ,. H_, ,...., aling re.diness should norm 11 II.". ..lln. L. Sc,,",,- trial Arts Co.op. However, due to the lack 01 em- meeting at the u.ual times.. This year's exhibitors number 40, from III parts ..... Nancy became Interested in Iployers, Nancy and many of the power be cut off for any reason. drafling last year as an eleventh other co-op students still have Some rewiring of the buUdlng in~~d~~cl:o~n~~:~~ of the Unl&ed States, offering One AmfJriean, English. iJ'ader. It was then she decided not been placed. Nancy plans 10 was required to allow the new ard Hopkins. of ChalfOllIe ave- French and Oriental antiques. And Goodwin's own booth GROSSE POINTE WOODS attend a Michigan college then ullit to service all areas of the nue, Circle '!Wo, Mrs. Richani will be s~ked with antiques and Dear-anUques plu.s teach drafting. Hospital since wiring in variow McKean. ot William. road, and many other In&eresUng item donated to the rDdUBtries Start Valparaiso Typical activities included in sections refiecled the time when Circle Three, Mr •. George Bera. during the year. [/Jresb!J.ter,,-an Church the course are making sketches each section was built. nek, of Ridgemont road. You ean't miss the "JlUl1or Goodwinen" In their 1geO MACK AVE, at TORR:t:Y RD. B8t-aC!O of floor plans, elevations and Tbe generator Is lo<:aled be. Eas~ Guild Year Mrs. J. Ro..BIJIb will bo.t ~riJht plak unlforma. staffing the PlDtry Shelf where Worship Service 9;30 '" 11:00. 8:30 Churcb School roof plans, as an initial step in. tween the Hospital's powerbouse Circle Four in Pemberto!l road their own homemlde Jim, jeWes and other loodIes 7 P.M. SenJor HIghs The Detroit East Chapter of eventually planning a houlle of and chapel. and Mrs_ Bror HanlOJ1and 1rIrs. Hoe the eounters, servin. lee Cream parlor snaeu, their own. WIth Ihese outlines "THE SACRAMENTOF WHAT IS"-Dr. John Olert, Jr. the Valparaiso University Guild and ideas on the sketche., the W1lIiam F. Watson will greet helping out wherever tbeyTre needed ••• World Wide CommWl1onSunday celebrates 115 40th anniversary Begin Merry-Go-Rounders members of Circles Five and * • • this year. Mrs. Otto Auch, of sludents layout each drawing Yellr With Dinner-Dane. Six at their Waahlngton road Grayton road, wlll preside at to scale and make changes and homes. Look for Mrs. William Geer. o! Lakeland ~venue, Other hOlltes.e. are Mrs. an~ M~. Max L. Gardner, uf LewlSton road, m that the first meetinl of the season improvements as they 10 along The beginning of a gala social Douglas Smith of Kenwood eplcure s heaven, the Country Store. Monday, October 5, at Mt. Cal- until the drawings are com. sea IOn for the Grosse Pointe ST. MICHAl'S EPISCOPALCHIIOI vary Lutheran Church. The pleled. court, Circle ~ven, alld Mrs. Leaf through the beautiful catalogue-it's free with Merry • Go • ROWlders wa-s a 204755 ...... 1..... (Nee y ) meeting will begin with lunch. Every student originates his "Iood-bye to summer and hello D.vld Keever, of Wa.hlngton your $1.50 admission donation. The ladies responsible eon at 11:30 o'clock. own plans, which Include the 10 fall" ~er-dance S.turday. road, Circle Eight. Circle Nine for it are Mrs. Bruce Hines, of South Oxford road, Mrs. .,....ItnnINIIIIt- H. Y .... A representatlve from Frank's original scale drawings, a set ol September 26, at the Rooster. will meet in the Youth Lounge Thomas M. Maranletle, of Berkshire road, and Mrs. Trims has promised to creale prints reproduced from the orig. laU with cocktails and hors d' at the church. John J. Devers, of Pevonahire road. boUdllY arrangemenls for the inals, the desired specificatilms CHANGI 011 SCHIDUU 0' SIlVlCES oeuvres served at 7 and dinner '!be penon with DO plana in In the Dining Room you might find Mrs. Robert H. bome in preparation for the and the schedules in such detan 8:00 A.M. Eucharist at 8:30 o'clock. life can never .bow proireU. Kennedy, of Trombley road, or Mrs. Gerald C. Schroe- coming season and several that a qualified builder could Chairmln of the aHair was 10:00 A.M. Choral Eucharist and Sermon members from Grosse Pointe estimate the cost as would be der, of Shoreham road, in the Ice Cream Parlor, Mrs. :4rs. Robert Massie with tlte John W_ Hamal, of University place, or Mrs. Thomas Cburch SChool-infanta throulh Jun..~r High who attended the nalional con. practiced in The PoInte area. Mesdames William Fox, Gene venlion of Valparaiso Guild at Mr. Spadafore told the NEWS C. Fox, of Radnor circle, at the Pantry Shelf Mrs. H. 11:30 A.M. Eucharist with Hymn. and ShOl't Addreu Shannon. Robert Borchak and Gordon Tanner, of Lincoln road, or Mrs. Owen F. Valparaiso. University Septecn. that at the beginning of the Robert Zlnk assisting ber 25 through 27 will share course a study is made of the Keeler, of Merriweather road. their convention experiences at general work of an architect so Behlnd.the-scenes will be Mrs. Thomas C. Murphy, the meetlng. sludents appreciate the broad cording to bis plans and speci. The Groue Point.> of Buckingham road, in charge of dealer hospitality. CITY OF Theme for the anniversary scope of understandings, both fications, rather than by inler. Check room supervisor Mrs. Robert F. Rentenbach, of year is "That Extra Something." technical and of a general Da. prelatlon of the contractors. M I I Beverly road, might be classified as an "in.and-outer." In keeping with this theme the ture, that an architect must "From the beginning," con- . em.r a GuUd'5 f'1I'St proJee. t will be an possess. linues Mr. Spadafore, "we teacb Church (the check room's sort of a HALF behind.the-scenes "At ber! t "Mitta M.t our students that lettering must assignment). V\: 0 es - g I "We discuss "the maDY prob- ~~~ 1Poinh"'" Kards." be so consistent that all dlmen. • - United Presbyterian • • • Mrs. Marvin Ortwein is in Iems he faces involving property sions, noles and titles are read- Other local ladles you eould elteh glimpses of Ire NOTICE OF HEARING 18 Lake Shore Rd. charge of this luncbeon to be values, methods of financing, ily understood by the reader." Mrs. Wlrren F. Kendall, of Berlublre road, eo-ehairman held at Bet h any Lutheran coordinating structural and me. Mr. Spadafore encourages his For Info:matlon of the Dnanee eommlttee, Mn. George M. Brooks. of ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Church, East Ouler drive at challical details with architec- shldenls to develop their own nigbt or day Chatsworth, October 23. tural design. the making.of c?n- tecblliques of expression. Tounlne road, Mrs. Jesse Hurley, of Hlreourt road. Notice is hereby (lIven that the Board of Appeals will New. Guild olficers for 1970- tracts, and .~e general dlfec~on The students receive thorough call 882-5330 Mrs. Bill O. Brink, of Edgemere rold. Mrs. Robert Ben- meet in the City Hall at 90 Kerby Road on nett, of Soutb Oxford road. • • • MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1870 71 include president, Mrs. Auch, and supervision ol construction classroom training, now they Worship Semees at 8:00 o'clock in the evenlag to coaslder the appeal of Mr. first vice-president Mrs. Ort- work. need to find employers who are and Church School And Emily (Mrs. Kenneth M.) Releble, of Hampton Jay M. Kogan, owner of the premises located at 18900 Ifack weill, recording sec~elary, :,Irs. "We I~ach our students that will.ing to gi-ie them ~e oppor. road: She's just sueceeded Betty (Mrs. Thomls, of the I 9:30 and 11:15 Avenue, for permillion to relocate Ihe existing lllumUlated Horst Englert corresponding the archItect must learn how to tumty to learn on-the'Job tech. I~ Cream Plrlor) FOl[ u president of the Junior Group front and side wall signs to the roof of the buildin" at the secrelary, Mrs: Fred Altman, gain and keep cl!enta, IlS well niques. You. can help. if you World Wide CommWl1oa of Goodwill Industries. foregoing address. Sucb sign erection would be In vlolatiOll financial secretary, 'Mrs. Oswald as how to deal WIth draftsmen, have a draftlDl or archllectural The neent merger of the League for the Handl- of the City's Zoning Ordinance, Article 9. Section 9.3, Item Zeidler, and director, Mrs. contractors and sub.contractors. finn by caUing Mr. Spadafore "WE BEING MANY ARE C, which prohibits the ~ection of roof signs, in the Bl Hugh Phillips. His work must not only express at 886-8100. ONE BREAD" eapped and Goodwill Industries erelted the nltlon', and 82 Districts of Ibe City. Dr. alY H. Kiely. prelthlq largest single ageney devoted to the testing, training. Remaining in office are sec- intelligent designs, conforming ------The Hearing will be public. Interested properly owners ond vice-president, Mrs. John 10 the laws and ordinances gov- NEVER CA.rCRES UP or residents of the City Ire invited to attend. Bremer, treasurer, Mrs. J. erning buildings and houses, The go.getter has his future Otto Ortwein, and director, Mrs. but be 50 clearly expressed that before him, while the stand. CARROU C. LOCK Wilbur Rieck. the construction proceedlt ac. patter has his behind him. ~ Clerk & Seeml'" . INrd of Appeah City of Groae Pointe FI"" Genuine Persia Publlsbed-Grosse Polnle News, Issue of OCtober I, 19'10. @milrn~~Jl~ m~@ CITY OF ...... •hw Sol.• ...... hM Sla. Description Prlc. Pri •• SIn Description I'ric. I'rice •. 1.1.' un .• '140.00 IU" - In .• .20.00 ~roJ.lfoinf~ .~- ' ..... 5Ii,.... In. .... 1.4".4 u.oo n...... I"".• "S,OO J.'.4 ..... ~75,OO t,"'. .... 415." hI • ,hU .....- .- '11.• • '.00 " .. 1.. -- ...., ...... -...... "' •.00 NOTICE OF REGISTUTION ... It ...... - ... 1.50.00 ... )41. 171.00 4.1'dA "- ,n.• 2IS.00 ... )41." 17J,00 FOR THE JJdJ, ... JU. U'.OO U.IU -.- ns. .".00 :I.'t _ :II,. 1'.00 .t.Il.1 '2.'.00 ...... n'• 4d,t 15.OD '.1".1 en-,_- -- ... '.'.00 GENERAL ELECTION 101 U.OO C_ ""- ... '.1"''' u". 1".00 .,...... 41,oa IU.U '- ,.... UM.OO TO BE HELD ON h' - us .• '70.00 "I .• 7ts ...... _ ...... 11.1'''.' ... .4J '-- .M.• 41'.00 n.' ...... en- .... 7U'" TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1110 ".'12.1 In .• 140.00 • ..... :1 1-... 1M .• IOU." .....- c__ 1.112.1 Orr,...... n. 141.00 'hl' ,,- u,• UI.OD hU ... 7'.00 u•• _r_ ",.. 711.00 '-Irt' ..... Itl.• U'.DO 1'.b'l un.• 1071.00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk of the 11I,1•••. ' ....-- 121.• 'S,OO 'hU ",.. 210•• ",.U ...... ',.. InN US.OO "1.:1 ..."...... In" 1.)0." City of Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Michigan win utJ. Ilt .. I.S,oo ... --., ...... " UO,. ... "I. Le at his office located at 17147 Maumee Avenue 411d.J .....-,-, ,,,.. 14'.00 ..., ,,_ ...... '",. '7000 tn_ IUd" ....., 210.00 .... Ill. 17'.00 for the purpose of receiving registrations from hI 111.00 '''' - UI.OD ...... Ih" ...... 'M" qualified electors who have not already registf:red o.. - ..... 2IS.00 .11 ..... II ...... I'J,OO 'rUl ,...... - I.... 441.00 'lh4J ...... us. 400.00 and from electors who will possess such qUll1flca. , to.OO hl1 ".U ....- ... ._'...... 2.'.00 '.hI4 ...... 111. 'S.OO ItU II ... n.- .... 2".00 tions on November 3, 1970 the date of the General 'J." 1M 1Mk' II.... lit" 1'J,OO • '1.4 'MI." 1",00 LAST stCTION OF Election. 't.:lll '2'1.00 oft,.• hM" ..... :II'S" ... .-'-'1""'- J70." THE EAST1.ANO . 1.1.,11 ...... "I. 220.00 ". I' ... ,.... Itl. 441. APARTMENT COMMUNITY l.h44 It ...... - ",. UI.OD 101 _.- Itll .0.00 Righi In the hub 01 1.1"11I11 .... a...... IIIlt• Jl0.00 U,I' ...",,'-- n. IS,OI YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the City ..... 1M •• ~II. ,.,. things. so you can h'" USOO ...... OS .• lito. - Clerk's Office will open for registration every :llt.l' I'S • reach oul to exeite. be .." ...... '00.00 'dl ...- 14S." ..... h,lM'JI ,nl. 'I"" 14'0,00 II It.' II .~.... III". HS,. ment .. , or relax in pri- day except Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 A.M. ,t., .,,. toO. 00 .. ,lit. 'rlt ... "' 7.," vacy in spacious apan. I'.h" , ,,,. J.5.oo _- 41 •.•.. us .• until 4:30 P.M. and on Wednesclay evenings until ...... '..... menlS. localed adjacenl 11hh ...... 100.00 'hU ~ - 'U." ...... 10 lhe great EasUandCen. 6:00 P.M. for the purpose of accepting registrations. toO , 44S.oo .h41 '"'"...... 'U." Iflr you can walk to your toO -...-.. ... 40S,00 .,,11I ... 'n,oo , 4U,OD Ur.l _.- , ...... ~ ..... -en.. ... '11." lavorileshops, 'healre .nd 'lhU .20.00 lII.hlt -- lIS .• I- I"" reSl.luranls, The 1.94 tlee. IMPORTANT 'tll •• ...... - ,..,. 14'1.00 _c_ I•• I.' .• .". 0.' .- w6y can"whisk you 10 your 13"'1' lU.... 1015.00 ",. club. golf cour.es. or YOUI The City Clerk's office wlil be open on Satuiday, SSS.OO 'h" 4U. J...... 12.' ...... - ",. Ittdll -, IUdll ,.. 11t5. boal in minules, Or enjoy your .. '045.00 "",11 ..-- m .. ,.... September 26, 1970 from 8:00 A.M. untll 5:00 P.M. 10' '10.00 - 11'1 • u ... own pool and club house lighl ...- .... h' and on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970, THE LAST nhl" 17'1.00 ... IU .• al Eas1fand Village. Eilher way...... h' ,-- M'. "1I1J 11.1. "',00 U,. C...... I•• '95." ThaI's living. ' DAY TO REGISTER for the November 3, 1970 ...... 14'1.00 h' ...... C,...... , 'I'''''' I"'. •• .... Delux.2 bedroom 2 bath apartm.nt. $2.5 a month General Election, from A.M. ULltil P.M, 1'1." - 11M. 10UOO ,t ,.11 ..- 20'.00 8:30 8:00 -,...... inclulle carpeting and all ulititiesexcepl elecUicily. Model al 20441 BeaconsfieldDrive (al Verniel Rd.) PLUS SAVE ON HUNDIlEDS Of OTHERS. Model furnished and decorated by the J. l. Hudson itt THOMAS W. KRESSIACH Ee.lland Sludio 01 Intertor Oesign ,;;;:]? ,;;;:]? _./ nlM' AVAILAI" HOURS, MOH., THURS., , ••• ~ Open 11:30-5:30 Dallyend Sundey f:7';A._"l"I' 2!!!!'M/ City CI.1It ~ O"EN 'T1L 9 '.M., 14000 W. 8 MILE RD. ~l!!.-2323 (Closed Tuesday) I'tIeM •••• 241. _._. , aMlI. w.• f C.. u .... • 0... , .... SUN. 12-5 Publish GPN 0/17/10, 'IUno and 10/1170 P.ge Twenty.Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, October I. 1970 * * * * Feature Page * * * Pointer of Interest Good T.. te '21' Club Will Come fiJ-8tnte FCI1JOrU, He .. 01 To'DAC Tomorrow Counter Points People 1ft TM lCftOIO PaUo Saadwtebes T.p Room .nd Gril Will Be Trandormed for Two By Pat Itouaeau From Mlebilaa Flavorbest Evenings Into Replica of Femed New Yor~ The Gay Gypsr. ... is fashion's love thest days. At Apple. Reelpes Night Spot Walton.Pierce you 11 find many Interpretations of the 8 slices white bread A full schedule throughout October is keeping mem- look. A dazzling printed green silk jersey Balkan top 8 slices American Cheddar bers of the Detrol't Athletl'c Club on the qui vive, particu- is ensembled with a matching long quilted skirt. Ail Cheese f ., embroidered black velvet bolero and midi skirt is com- 1 cln (one pound .ize) ap- llrly with the imminence 0 two successive evemngs- bined with a white blouse with blllow!n, sleeves. For 1 be ted October 2 and 3-of. primary importance to a standing glorious evenings of dancing, a chiffon metaUic brocade P ritllucebo e: nd) room-only crowd of those lucky enough to have achieved bodice joins a swIrling printed velvet slUrt. The midriff 16 It pi (a u one pou reservations for one or the other of these two important and balalaika sleeves are lavished with gold braid. All T~r~t!~:k~ ~~~Iace events. $-----.----- are meant to bring out the gypsy in you for fuh10n CMeH Ilk" ... &HaW 1Ide. All this because of the ad. Ipheu.nt In Wille sauce, re- and fun. ISroJI ..w clteele _MIl vent of "21 Club Night at celves his specl.l se.1 of Ie. • • • 1Irowu. 1'-. wItIl ~ ce the DAC" and the arrival of cePt.n~e ,~Ionl with the m.n)' DJ"l Y K t L "'M" nd I._ •...... l. ... __ &ripe al be f "21' It other 21 menu Items. JU. ou now ... a eon s WOlfS a 'KIf'I'",CfI are ' "ver mem r8 0 • And to .dd full flavor to' .11 available for men. Well, they are. Private conliUt4tfoft " i staff, headed by Pete Kri. tbe .venin,s' fun tables will !ole available. Call TV 4.9393 for an appointment .•• 11888 Faculty Wive, endler himaelf, h~re to dressl'!d In "21'." red .nd white Mack Avenue. T Pia C d transform the Club. Tap covers Peter Arno c.rtoons wUl * • • 0 y ar B Room Ind Glill into a repli. be b~, .bout tbe rooms .nd a Prett)' Specials .•• At II1d1eUe'l ...... 111M IIadl ca of the famed New York dozen other lltUe reminders of Aveaue • , • specl.l1)' priced at fU." II a ".... terrr Brid,e .Dd plaoc:b1e will top ni,ht lpot. Ihe New York spot wlll be It II lJde .lIt .ad buUoll elNed, Ia tIM ...... " tile .,ellda MOGdav evelllDa, I 11Imp.ed Me &be 8011,,,,* wrap • pIU or ata 'tr ...... -'-' OCtober II, when Gro#.. e PoInte AllOCt.te Chef Walter SteutH u...r .• nd' U...rS. Chelter E. BI.". it opea Thunda, eweala". F.cult, Wlv" opeD. their clrd will.1Io be 011 bud to wure ton, the Fr.nk A. Colombos and • * • 'ellOn promptly .1 '1:10 o'clock th.t the p1e<:e de resllt.nu, Ithe Phillip I,. R.hms are .mon, Problem Solver ... The Truh Muher 11 I much ID the Homem.kIDt Room of Pointers pl.nlnl foursomes for needed new product and is available at Mutschler. It -P1Iolo by ~ lIeGrlWl. It. B~::'~dfC: ~IOetober openln, nllht. compacts normal trash approximately II. ita origtnalllze MRS, LIVINGSTONE HOWAItD, OF MERItI~ER ROAD ,.therinl Include Mrs. Law- Tri D.It. Alumn •• Hold pa~~~~ ~~llsc::e ~:. t~~dl.~'r~~ into a treated paper bag, ready for convenient pickup By Janet Mueller I renee Kenned)', Mrs. Robert Firat MHting of Sellon Bert Cremers, the Bill O. Brink., with no smoke ... no smell. See it in.talled in I Mutlch- , The Honor.ble .nd lira. G. lien. Rocldewil, Mrs. Robert Shover, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schwelk. ler Mediterranean style kitchen at 20227 Mack A\'enu~.. Some people and some projects just naturally go nen Willl.ms on their travell. ~s. Joaeph Spalnoll .Dd Mrs. The flrat faU •• alOll meelLlg art, Mr. and Mrs. W.lter E. • • • together. Take the Grosse Pointe Garden Center's 1970 Their home It 26 Tonnancour Donald Yerkel. of TrI Delt. Alumnae W&l held Simmons, Judie and Mrs. C.rl In Martha's Closet . . . 1I0U'U find Gregg DraddJl" To~r of Houses and Helen Howard, its c~airmln, (her co- ~~~~:nc:.er::;k~J.n La~:~~,Cl:~ , ..