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------._--~• St. Hospital To Have New HEADLINES John Emergency Center ! Toss Gasoline of the Pointe Hospitals Bomh Inside WEEK AI Compiled bll the Provide Service Confessional Pointe New Crem, Two Males Seen Running from Church to Parked Thursday, April Z9 Throughout Year Car and Speeding THE FIRST BREAK in the Away on W <.lyburn 'story behind the bombing of the Umted States Capitol two Cottage, Bon Secours and St. John Offer Special 'months ago came Wednesday Programs and Facilities YO Local Community; Park police are looking .with the disclosure that a All Are Busy Places for two males suspected of .olond 19.year-old anti. war pro. arson, for questioning in test organizer, Leslie Bacon, By Pepper Whitelaw the firebombing of St. Am- 'has been arrested as a mate. The NEWS takes this opportunity, just prior to brose Rom a n Catholic 'rial witness and possible sus. National Hospital Week, Sunday, May 9, through Satur. Church, 15020 Hampton, ~pect. She reportedly was ap. day, May 15, to salute our local hospitals, St. John, between Maryland and prehended Monday nigbt after Bon Serours and Cottage, for thp-ir contributions to the Wayburn, shortly after FBI agents cbased her to the , health and welfare of (Jur citizenry. .:roo£ of a house in northwest midnight on Monday, May Wasbington. She was charged James T. Farley, president ~------3. Damage was estimated only witb being a material of S1. JQbn Hospital, released MPSC :..... at approximately $1,000 witness to the March 1blast. the following statistics to the lU. eets by police and fire officials. NEWS. During the past year, The two males were seen • • • lhis 5t()'bed hospital with a Friday, April 30 To Examl.ne running from the Wayburn en. staff 0.': 1,800 has admitted trance of the church at 12:35 ~' PRESIDENT NIXON said some 19,572 patients, Some B P .. a.m. and getting into a white, .Thursday that a residual 14,410 babies were born there US etttlon or light yellow coiored late .force of United States "roops '1nd some 48,&74 persons were model compact automob~e would remain in South Viet. treated in the Emergency parked in front o{ the church Center. ,:nam indefinitely, "no matter Lake Shore Coach Lines and speeding north on Way. ~how long it takes," if Hanoi Sisler Justine Cyr. president burn. .refuses to release United Request to Discontinue of Bon Secours, told the NEWS Hears Explosion ':States prisoners of war. At 11 that the 1M.bed hospital ad. Operations Under Dis • A witness, whose attention 'televised news conference in mitted some 7,697 persons. Participating in the ground breaking cere- cussion; Briefs Filed was attracted by the sound of the White House, Mr. Nixon almost $150,000 to assist in the construction of this Some 1,278 babies were born monies for Saint John Hospital's new Emergency by Interested breaking glass and an explo. said United States forces new facili~y. They include, (left to right) WILLIAM there last year. and over sion, saw the pair leaving the would also have to remain in Center on Monday, May 3, were' the Fontbonne B. McINTYRE, M.D., MRS. WALTER L. VAN 14,384 people used Bon Se- Parties church building and getting South Vietnam until the Sai- Auxiliary leaders and Men's Guild leaders who cours' emergency facility. GOETHEM, JR., MRS. ROLAND RINKE, MRS. into the car. gon government is capable of directed efforts of hundreds of volunteers in raising VOLLRAD VON BERG and ROGER RINKE. Ralpb L. Wilgarde, adminis- The Michigan Pub lie Two other witnesses, driv- defending itself. G ' trator of Cottage Hospital, said S e r vie e Commission in there were some 5,286 admis. Lansing accepted briefs ing south on W&yb'lrn, told sions last year in the US. bed from the Lake Shore Coach authorities that a light color. sahlr;a;' ~y 1 P Artist~ . Park, City Petition County It's Business ed car passed them at a high hospital. Over 900 babies were Lines, Incorporated, and rate of speed. The vehicle con. born there and approximately from legal representatives M~~I~HJon~~ J=~~ 33rd Exh"b"t To List Jefferson Paving As Usual tained two young males, they 1968, was declared deid in the M 8 6,194 persons used the emer- of the five Pointes and said. 0 gency facilities. S1. Clair Shores, on Mon. The pair, who saw flames G~~~::i~os~~~ono~ex:~~ pens ay In 1971 Repair Programs For Woods st. John Expanding day, May 3, stating their through the broken churc:h ihg of Thursday, April 29, st. John's decision to expand sta.1d on the bus line's windt)w, drove to the Park po. o,fter he allegedly tried to kill Display to Rem a i n at ------C -, H dl D _ • emergency facilities has kept pet i t ion to discontinue lice station and notified the Il Detroit party store owner War Memorial Center Avenue Is in Such Terrible Condition, Road Com- ounci an es ~uttne staff, Fontbonne Auxiliary and service. The Commission desk officer, who in turn re- iil what pOlice called y an "at- Throufth Memorial mission Is Asked to Resurface Thoroughfare Matters .at .. Regular ~~~~~~~~dGr:u'::}:~~b~i: W(:mt..Jm9-£e£~~On,PlJ)fay layed the. alarm to the Park t~mped arm.ed :ob,!>er ." , Day From Wayburn to Fisher Without Delay Meeting Last en for a million dollar emer. 4 to ~dilCfi~e matter. .Ffri!~p.rtllient:The- church building and rectory are 10. : THE GOVERNMENT AN. ----- Monday gency facility addition last An injunction which forced Monday, which when complet. the lines to stay in operation cated within the Park, and NOY.NCED strict nationwide The Grosse Pointe Ar. The condition of the Jefferson avenue pavement the school building and con. clean.a1r standards' Friaay~Hs1Sr AssoClitIon'8'--33rd rnWayburn to-Fisher. roads has become such that- ... B)'GregBo)'d ed early in 1972, will triple since March I, and which was .thli' si~e of ltIe present facility. obtained by the sill<.communi, vent in Detroit. April 30, acknowledging that Annual Exhibition opens the Park council has approved a resolution to be dis- Gr~~~ P~~~te ~~ondsil co~~ Emergency services w~re ties which it served, was dis. . Flames Extluguished the new standards co u I d Saturday May 8 with a patched to the Wayne County Road Commission re. first initiated at Saint John missed by Wayne. Circuit Park Assistant Fire Chief change ~~mbmuterr ~~its :~~ tea and reception for As. questing the paving of. the avenue be given top prior. ducted routine business at Hospital in 1956 when the hos. Judge Thomas Roumell on Philip Costa, who was cal1et! :::: th~~ e~akeee:f;~ct \0 so.ciation members, their ity, according to informatio. n released by Park City their regular meeting of pitat's Emergency Room was April 22, when Lake Shore offi. lit his home when the alarm 1975. The New Environmental frIends and families from Manager Robert Slone. <;l I Monday, May 3. The local opened. Designed to serve cials pledged not to cease run- was sounded, said tliat when Protection Agency issued the 2 to 5 p.m. at the Grosse The park manag:u-, with ulative opinion, (following a muscular dystrophy chap- 10,000 emergency patients a ning until 8 ruling is handed the Park firefighters arrived standards under a 1970 law Pointe War Memorial Cen. Grosse Pointe City Manager meeting of Slone and three of. ter of the Muscular Dystro. year the Emergency Room. had down by the MPSC. at 51. Ambrose, Detroit fire. requiring that air pollution be ter. Thomas Kressbach, met with ficials of the Road Commis. phy Association of Ameri. approximately 5,000 visits that Employes' Ofier men and equipment had al. curbed for the sake of the na. The exhibition will be 0pJ!n the .R08d Commission early .in sion), that Jefferson avenue is ca asked the council to pro. first year. Another faclor which could ready arrived and had stretch. tion's health. . to the public following the re. ~prJ1 to ask that the commls- m horrible condition and in claim the period of May 15 Since that time the number arced the MPSC ruling, is a ed fire hose and knocked down the flames. Another citi. c~ption ~ntl1 M~.mqr,a~ Day, ~IODhave the paving Includ~ dire need of repair. As I am to June 15 as Muscular of emergency visits has in. petition by four employes of • • * zen had called Detroit. . Suaday, May Z May 31. Prizes will be award. In its 1971 program, in SPite sure you know, this county Dystrophy Month in the creased rapidly. In 1970, al. the company, who, it was said, ::GENERAL MOTORS COR. ed in oil, watercolor, pen An

.' .' " ." ,1. ~ :...... ii.&.-.JM-.J-...... -.o_ ...... ' .• P'ge Two G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, Mey 6, 1971 • • -l-r-oo-m-a-nd-bo-a-rd-a-r-e-p-r-ov-I~~IThe Pointe com'l1unltles with \ which makes a patient's stai Three Local HospItals Serve Communtty by the particlpaUnc hospital. supel'ior medical care, plus at the hospital a more pleasarJ All three hospita1l provide lhat added pel'lDnal touch one. I LEASING NEW CARS (CHIla.t4l f~. Pa,e 1) reason to chat with her each vacatioD, while learning about cene Celllar, director of £mer. day. cureers .In the! medical flelda. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY gency S e r v Ie e s, explalna: WIlere Are '!'My Now' Cottage's Medical Explorer "Emergency care iJ no lODger Each departm~Dt is rea,on. Post 563 was organiu. ROGER RINKE jas/lions I 1430 So. Gratiot, Mount Clemens him unconscious on the bed. special person brought this un. Last year, CoUage's Explor. i room fl:oor from an overdose edited thank you to Nurse.Ai~e er Post was selec!ed as on~ of 1 I " of herom. i Rose Gehringer from a tonsd. the best 20 posts lD the Umted CADILLAC CO. " , An endless stream of people eclomy patient,. six.yearoOld States and participated in a , VAN DYKE BET, 10 & 11 MILE RDS. , THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS moves in and out of emer. Beniie: "You are the sweetest Panel of Youth 8t Philmont, , gency. No person is ever turn. in Ute wale world and your N.M. • TELEPHONE 757 ..0767 or 536-6260 ,, ed away. hoisspel is nice to me. Rosie This year's Post president SERVICF. DEPT. OPEN MON. & THURS. UNTIL 7:30 P.M. , All patien~ are ~xamined by you are good. The hoisspel is will go to Washington, D.C., I I a fully.qualified hcensed phy. good too. I love you because and participate in the National G.M. FAMILY 54 YEARS I ,sielan specializing in the p~ac. you are nice. I didn't titan Post President's Conference. ~OD tice o~ emergency .medlcme. (tighten) when ~ got my shot." Generally Exploring is a pro. FoUowlllg the. ex~mmation, a Cottag~ Hospital. has ~en gram for high school boys and ~----) cou!se of action IS taken. A involved l;Jl c:ommumty service girls aimed at the needs, de- patient may be .treated and and tralnmg for many years. sires and concerns of the nut rele~sed or admitted to the Each spring it holds a Nurse generation. It brings young hospitaL . Aide Training Course. The people voluntarily in associa. Those with minor conditions cou~'se was initiated six years tion with adults not requiring immediate treat. ago as a four-week session but These adults' are carefully ment are referred to their own because of its popularity was Iselected and trained and by family physicians a few may expanded to six weeks. This example are positive 'forces in be transferred to another hos. year some 15 students attended the lives of the young Explor. pitnl having higbly specialized these sessions. ers. services for their particular Program Trains Students' Cooperates In Project needs. In November of last year, Cottage Hospital is also one Home .C.anBe Daagerolll the hospital, in cooperation of six hospitals in Michigan co. A slgnifIca.nt percentagf! of with the Grosse Pointe School' operating in the Student Ame~. emergency ~sits are the reo System's first Medical Co-op ican Medical Association proJ. sults of ~c~ld~nts and ~~er Program, offered an eight. ect for Medical Education and types of lnJurles. A MiJonty week coarse to 14 senior girls Community 0 r i e n tat ion of these occur at home, such who were interested in medical (SAMA-MECO) sponsored by as falls, lacerations and buras. careers. the State Medical Society and Auto acciden~ .al:e

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• • - d g < V$ a. __ $ll 4.1,/o't'~.'I''' ...... ,Jt>I'',.,;.<." L 22 Ii !SUE • I\.+:,:,...... __,,.,,,,,,_... zu as • -----. Thursday, M.y 6, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three Save the Children Federa. in developing Colombia build tlon (SCF), an inlernallonal roads and schools and other Woods Meeting "Swedish Night Next in Series ISet Motorcycle child welfare agency with projects that arc helping Ihe headquarter, in Norwalk, Con. population oul of its chronic (CoDUaued from Page 1) SCandanavian 'Holiday, next changing of the guard cere. Rally May 15 necticut, is helping the people poverty. Tbe annual drive seeks on the George Pierrot.selected monies at the royal paiace'l -- lunds to support an all.out re- Grosse P.) in t e Adventure LUe in Sw~den's bustling ca~i. In the wake of ila Car Rally search attack against the mus. Series at GrOllse Pointe War tal city IS. photographed m .md Bike Hike, Grosse Pointe ele wasting dillease and to pro. Memorial Center, will feature the huge residential .and shop. War Memorial has scheduled vide clinic and patient servo on Thursday evening, May 20, ping centers and m Stock. a Motorcycle Rally beginning ices. (one evening only), the color holm's "Old. Town Section." Saturday" MIlY 15, at 10 a.m. The volunteer chairman for travelogue "Swedish Scrap. The Swedl~h crys~al and when 811participating cyclists the Woods is Mrs. Robert book" personally narrated by silver industnes are filmed to are asked to gather in the Cen. Spies, 2229 Stanhope. Those Franklyn Carney. reveal why thE'Y have an un. ler's parking lot 32 Lake r their tl'me and Mr. Carney began traveling rivaled reputation for excel. Shore road ' wisbing to oUe h b h't h lence and, before leal'lng : services may call 399.8800. at the age 0 f 14 w en e I c . Stockholm, the film focuses on ~1l cy~lists a~e asked to • In other action, the council ~~::ur~ °t~~~~g~~ B:~~~S:'Skansen Amusement Park, the brmg their own picnic lunch~s f, voted to grant permission 10 dor, Guatemala and Mexico. Vasa Museum, DroUingholm and ~verages. Everyone Will • Alger Post No. 995 to sell pop. and Gripshoim Castles and be gIVen ~ rally sheet at the , pies in memory of war vet. By the time he was 2'l he MWesgarden, the beautiful res. Cen~er ~ulde to the myste~y erans in tbe Woods Thursday, had worked his way through idence of the Swedish.Amer, des~natlon. The Center will SPORTS SHOP, Inc. i FLYING TO May 27. Medical School at Duke Uni. ican sculplor Carl Milles. pr.ov~e char~oal for those • ResoIuUoDi Received versity by playi.Dg professiOllaI 'M81mo, Sweden's third largo wlShmg to grill hot dogs and on the Hill Also, two resolutions were baseball. Two years later, est city, and Yund, a univer. hamburgers... . . received and placed on file by after compleling post.graduate sity town, are typical southern At ~hc.destmallon pmes will !' EASI or WESI the council from the City of work at OXford and while at cities and relain much of the be dlStnbuted, games played • Lincoln Park. One offered sup. the University of Vienna, he culture of !.heir Danish dOlO!' and of course, food and reo port for a house bill which was one of the victims of the nation freshments enjoyed. We will be closed lor would aUuw home rule cities German Blitzkrieg as it rolled Off' th in! d . th A $2 registration fee is reo ' h I I ff' into Austria e ma an, m e ~. COASI? to esta blIS a oca 0 Icers . Baltic Sea, is lhe remote Is. quired. AU are requested to compensation commission to H~ escaped by barge down Iland of GoUand. Visby, its regiJiter at the Center's office renovations on : NOW GO DIRECT FROM set the salaries for locally the Danube, across the Black capital city, was once head. in advance if possU). : CONVENIENT Clry AIRPORT elected officials. The second Se~ to Istanbul and down to quarters for the powerful Han. ------, supported another bill which Callo. seatic League, but since the MON. - TUES. - WED. ; With Our A.M..P.M. SHUTTLE SERVICE TO METRO , would provide state reimburse. . Breakfast in ~nglan~, lunch 12th century this little island HAPPENINGS May 10 • May 11 • May J 2 ~ Call 964-3455 For Full Information ment for 25 percent of the cost In RUSSia and dmner in Italy has been almost lost in the • • • 01 maintaining and oprating W85 almost an everyday oc. annals of time. on a police department. curame for Colonel Carney A few tickets are still avail. We're in !he process of creoling on excitIng NEW ~; Two applicants were granted during World War Il. As di. able for the Eve n in g in Fisher Rd, LOOK at GRAY'S on.the-Hill . . . please bear with : vendors licenses by the coun. rector of photogr~phy for t~ Sweden. They may be pur. us for a few days while we complete our project. $ ..------We think you'll like the finished p,oject for greater , .. cU. Joseph Wierzbicki. 740 United States Air Force m chased at the Center office . Grand Marais, was issued a Russia. he was first Ameri. 32 Lake Shore road. The com: shopping coltvenier.ce . .• CHICAGO licellSe to operate an ice cream can combat pilot to land in p)ete evening, dinner and film, •. TO O'HARE 1& MEIGS fIElD truck in the Woods during the that country. is $6 per person; show only • . summer months. Also, Paul After the war. as an aulhor. is $2. .• Della.Casa, 26491 Roberta, in ity on Russia, he became an • SERVICE TO • FORT'WAYNE Roseville was given a license advisor to the Armed Forces, While the .war is still going Re-opening next weekend • • CINCtNNATI • DAYTON. INDIANAPOLIS to pick up newspapers at the lecturing on Russia throughout • on in Vietnam. new hope is WATCH lor announcement • curb side of homes in fue the United States and Europe. being brought to hundreds of BEFORE AFTER ~ SPECIAL SERVICES: Woods. Many more of Mr. Carney's by Save the Children Federa- • - Charter Flights Anywhere In final action, the city coun. adventures are recorded in tion (SCF). international child ••CHIMNEY SERVICE • • cll authorized City Treasurer his popular book "Love and Rebuilt • Repaired • Chimney . - Freight Servit'e Anywhere w e If are organization with Covers • Jnclnerator S4:reens • 106 KERCHEVAL, on the Hill • Helen L. Fox and Frederick G. Kissel;," the novel of a bach . headquarters in Norwalk, Con. Violations Correrted • Tuell. • Hornfisher, comptroller, to at. elor's travels in Europe relat. Pointln#. .,; FOR RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION necticut. SCF is helping fam • TU 1.5262 • lend the annual meeting for the ing such breathtaking experl. illes rehabilitate themselves Advance Maintenance UH53t Municipal Finance Officers' ences as climbing the Matter- and start a new liIe. Call 964-3455 Conference in New York City horn swimming the legendary May 30 through June 3. Lorelei and fighting windmills ------with the ghost of Don Quixote in Spain. Also by Frank Car. MY is a recently published series of sketches on famous European landmarks, "Europe on a Pencil." Mr. Carney has received manj' awards for his skill as a photographer. arUst and writer. He i~ foremost in his field of documentary illustra- tion and narration. His tremen- dous background is evident in his superb films. treat your .child I Despite the Irish name of Carney. Frank is Swedish on his mother's side and he has skillfully photographed the land of his maternal herit8ge wilh a feeling and understand. to an ing that is a warm as Sweden's own midn!ght sun. A pictorial study of Erik Norellus, founder of the Swed. ish Lutheran Church in Amer- ica and. Gustavus Adolphus exhilarating College in Minnesota, opens the film. His original home- stead and a meeting with his ancestors reveals Swedish life as it was. and is, in the rugged AERDNAVES lumber and farm country to experience the north of Stockholm. DE MEXICD The quaint and beautifully MEXICO'S LARGEST AIRLINE , costumed Ralsinge - Hamlbon Dance Festival brings vivid CHECK THESE SPECIAL FEATURES: color and excitement to this • leave Any Day! sequence of native customs • • Deluxe Hotels Lapland and the life of the • Special large rooms with terrace are available Lapps during the frigid winter in Acapulco above the Artie Cirde shows • Additona\ sightseeing is available on all trips the Laplanders' battle to sur. • Extra Days can be added in Mexico City vive with their herds of rein • . and Acapulco! deer • • Longer trips and varied itineraries are available! During the winler skiing is the normal mode of trans. portation for most Swedes, but For More Details, Contact Either - it 81so presents the greatest mass sporting event in the World. In the Vasa Ski Race Open a D&N savings account in his name. over 8,000 participants race 50 miles. , iFanning, lumbering, mining and manufacturing are the main occupations In Sweden and each is phow:P'apl1ec. in Its locale with special em- phasis on the people and the way it affects their environ. ment. Since 1840, the most typical souvenir in Sweden has been .. the Dalarnr. Horse. The large I' I woodcarving factory for this Detroit & Northern Savings /. I' multi.colored sou v e n irIs /' visited before a search of the pays high-flying daily interest, ~: countr~side for Sweden's stone compounded quarterly, i' carving relics which depict the " culture of many centuries on passbook savings "I' ago begins. The trail of the Vikings ... the best way for young i' along the coastline is ex• people to save because they ),'.' plored. In Uppsala the grave "I., of [Jag Hammerschold Is can add any amount, small or ':, visited. Next is a peaceful large, at any time. Kids are I" ~ voyage from Stockholm to -:. Gotesborg on the famous Gola delighted when they see their '" Canal with a stoP at V8dstena " savings soar with interest. i; for the raising of the tradi. /, tional maypole. Thrift is an exciting adventure ,"" The second hall of "Swedish " Scrapbook" opl'ns wilh an every child should enjoy! " "/' aerial view of stockholm and . a spectacular sequence of the ,~~ King of Sweden presenting the , , Nobel Prize Awards. The pomp of regal Sweden i' ~: 'Is portr8yed in the majestic

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• ~oUJhSnugs F'irst Selfson (H)cf's(i~1"'1l1t'ITcf'Jl8 I Pitdter 1{1.I~1~No-Hit Galue TWOs~l~::~.~I::~:~urned I ~-.....~~~ ~~"I,lo'~'dlO~!,S,o_."'~~'.'~oEI1G~,~.:.~~,5_,:~~GI,!.,A,,:.,.~,A,:~~~~,f~,I,~.. ;V. A it) S-' l L .U." w t I The Frisco Giants blanked other Giants giving solid sup. a syringe they found stuck in i ". ;" -'. -'.. n':" '...... """:v " Ul .. '(r k Cl.'('rU osses I .. __ Ihe.Tilll'rs,,~O, Sunday. May Iport to the team effort. Matt a bush on Village Lane east I ~~',:~d::~~:",,:f~'e~~~~"'tu;~",:~'~,::' . , Karl W ~1:tnhhl, 59? Notrt' ,2, In Ihe I' ~rm~ Babe. Ruth I Armburster. who had just of Cadieux over to City police i IoU ~ MIS. 10lur WILKI. Ul HWlI "VI. "DIJ"N. Mle"

_ D)' (.ralg. Doollls ,ii~; !lad trullbk in Ih(' hilling: Datnc, ral1('d C'ily po1iC(~ on I League. be.hmd lht'. brJlhanl pitched a olle.hitter for his on Monday, May 3, I co HO). III 1.')62 12151$' .. ;dl;{,rhb('alllll~ l!\'!!,h1,:[LndPark, 'fh'par,IIIIl('111,t, fOUC('\I!(lg olily i Frida)', April 23. to report Ihe : no lilt pltchlOg of DaVid Costa, team the day before. clubbed ------.- -.'-- l., \11 51 :1l. : pn 211, till' our ,', 1(' l'lltlre a ll'rn(}{IO. i thdt o( IllS two lone black and Cosla held the 'figers at bay I'd d hI S d h'l -. .. ''',~llh .'11.",1\{)(,'\',l nil1(' sh(Hlltl, "ll wasn"'t (ltH' of '.>\11' 1ll'llt.'r ' blue '68 I"onl hardlop till' pr(' for sCI'eo full innings. retiring a so I ,ou e un ay W I e r~~,~ ~ ,.~,..~-US. TAIS~,~.!: ~ "'•V4or'\\] t:' Tilling 011 a lllelll,,1 upll!l. 1",r("rl1lallr:l'~,' Iludilch 1'1'. \'i.)u,~ (,I"'lIing, I 28 bailers and striking out Jay Welksnar cracked lwo 1 ir.ot6.fJti\'iil.IiIlIi~IiItIi'~t1.1~A'~I.6.1I~~A"tiFREE COUPON b.HAI:o.'rb.~h'.~~••'. ' 0"\. 1,~ - ,il" 1'1('\<)1 y .01'1'1" IiiI' l'ar,kl'l s ,I'or!t'd, I " ': nine Only olle Tiger touched bits and executed a picture 1 -It~" ... , , " ' "'1\\\$ C;o\lr O'~I II", the fll'sl Il"l'll"f.{ Ilil'S T~ll' only Suulh tall)' of Ihe I .MI. ~1ant~la 101(~ of.Clcers: firsl base after drawing a play. at shorts~op to save the I ;~ AIRPORT PARKING :\ 0 ~ 1.1'agll(' ('onqu('.,t ()f lb,' S('JSOIl "J!fll' faIn". in th(' third ill. h(' 10Ck('d. and Valkcd Ius car I walk in the fi(th inning, no. hItter Cor Costa, Also Rob I I"r $ . the 1>l'viI, but till' wl'l'k'" I' (' 1I bb d! across (rom hiS I'es:dellc('! Worrell and Tim }o'inan con. - I'~iili • • u ~\'.";!l'l all rv~,'~ for Ihl' l.ll'\'iI, I nil"g w l('T~'1 ,(,llrK~I' 'I ( ar around (; 15 p.m. Ill' ois("ov"I"' i The ball game finished with nected Cor singles 1 ' ("VI',' iii " "1'(' ('1111,' rUIII I th th ( I 9 . I" . '..,. I,I!A 2 h 'FREE i211~l as 1!I('y PIONEER CAMP •I~ -- I I". all n'cor~ Sl~lld.s al 53. • 'I;~b 111'lit into bibl'flla\i'>Jl (or ~ -_. ----- I"'"... This COUPOfl is worlh $1.00. II enlitles bearer 101 day I 1ft I IIea d Cvae tI ( .curgco llud",,!l tl". rcost of Ih,' g~lI1e. I Ol'PORTl'NISTS i!lf l~4 hours) Ire. p.. ~ing. Whenyou r.lu,n 10 pick UP your rOJllnlenll'J 011 Oil' Ol'l'il,' \ i,.. , Tum DuFuur went thl' dis,! . , . I ~ car, kin~lyp'fSenl \his COllPOfl 10 Ih. Sal.Io,I' Airpart n. t"n' '1"'!iUst th ... l'ark('I' "/I . " Amb:tlon, Vlus a (I xed I LOCATED I'n "-aull'ful HI'owatha Natl'onal For.st .~. Palking ca,hier. Andyour lirst 24 hour. I' ~ay) pal.ing 0: • ., ... ' ,. Ii\m'p des"lle the lack d SUI) t' t th t.... 'IIb I 0 I I C "lIould gil'(' them I( S,,l'lI ~ a ~, t •• t • CANOr:I~IG • TRIP/NO • i!C! WIckhamRoad-Iu,n lell 10 .nlrance 01 SAtELLITE . ; I ( Id t h' (, b II,III Till' ga mc sl'hedullod April i. Horseback RI'd'lng • Arls and Crafls ui A'RPORTPARKING, ;':"J, ~hou gc t ern f.olll~ ag:un, I,). • ~ ~ I~ T !""""et: '.. , '" .• 3 ~gawsl r..1k('I'JI'W had to be . ~ ~ AS .... '., GI ~_o; h lIas a \~r\' sallsf\lng, III I I 'I I! r....~ VI"d,.I,IJ, ... !Olbltll "M'_"'C",,,,,,,,, ~ .• ga 'l~e," '.". . i :~;:~:'~~I'~(all~ u'~la\' \(' 1~~a~:I\~~) j for Info/,nation, W,it. 0/ Coil .fd~4 ~A";"Vj~;q.aVl\\I!t..VAV~FREicouPoN !;.\v~v{\v:::/~v~Vrt.VltV,ill«\"jtV!',~\;vi;V,~~J. ll.ghthand('l' lllll :X1'lId,,))!, (. 't, d I . I. G. GORDON YOUNG '~ ..•i~.'t.H.'ir t.;r :r.;..r , ,~! w('nl the l1istalll'e for the D('v : a , .•1 .J ~r :t ('.: ass 5<011, "o,lhvlfl., Mich... 1167 !'hon., 3"9.S617 ~._._._._._._._._._,,_. ils in his Ihird start o( thcoSl':I: .{ he DI'\'11s faee anoth('r husy . son, Kenrl:ill struck out II and' w('('k a> Ihl')' plbed be I'i~iting South, * ... a two-run hom~r. his first o( the season, 5Ie\'(' Kc'nn<'11had I) I . ('. I singled before Eppinga's bIas!. i O( gel'S, ,..11"(8 * ... Eppinga's dfurts were short CI" 1 . (.) .. '" * ... lived, ho',\('\er, as the Parkf'rs .... d~ 1)11 PCll(, l l'ame on with an hillies. Refreshments and room visi. ,. The Clnal game of th.e day lation will follow the meeting, sal~ another close on('. With the Social chairman for the event ,.. .. I~dlans on t?P 2-1. The In. are Mrs, Julia Lundell and ~lans scored In Ihe to!, of the Mrs. Gloria Hartmann. CJrst on a walle to Chuck * •ic Dwyer and a double by Chick *" Taylor. The Giants came back 'II If}' P I. in the fourth when Bob Neville e pU . 0 ICe * ... walked, stole r.econd and third Scare Off Thief and scored on a passed ball. * .. The Indians went in front to ... stay in the fifth when Joe Au unknown car thief gave * Gorski scored on a passed ball. himself away to Shores police It WllS a pitchers battle all the on the 10okouL for suspicious * .. way with a total of 24 strike- activity Sunday, April 25. outs by both teams, Joe Gorski when he bolted across Lake. * .. took the win. shore drive aHer police at...... ------I tracted his allention. ".... It') Station Wagon .. The car, owned by a Detroit , ..... resident, had been parked Oil ~ .. GARBAGE the ('orner 'of Woodland and ..... '" Living Time it Lakeshore when Shores Pa. ~ trolmen Gary Mitchell and ,.. 25 NEW '71 Plymouths it GRINDER? Daniel Healy noticed there Call was someone inside. As they drove their scout car behind : and Chrysler Wagons : the vehicle, the occupant got out. * ready at low price · · · ic Thinking the driver ma)' have had car trouble, they honked Ihe police l'ar horn 10 *" Instant Delivery ic 15304 KERCHEVAl • VA 2.9070 attract his attention, The man suddenly Tan &.cross Lake. shore, As Mitl'hell began to *" ~ take up the chase on foot, Healy immediately called for * • assistance", Answering the call * Demos and Floor Models ALL PRICED for "QUICK SALE" • were another car from the Shores and cars from the Farms and Woods. * • In the meanUme, Officer * 20000HmIIGp YOU JIM FERRY'S it Mitchell f 0 u n d his way blocked by the heavy trafCic on Lakeshore. Checking with * Remember II 11 security gllards, the officers found that a man was seen : are always #1 at Chrysler • : running through one of the Lakeshore estate properties carrying a jacket. Furlher O

$ $ 7 • Thursday, May 6, 1971 P.ge Si. GROSSE POINTE NEWS d ------_._------People f1IId uppme.. in I find It llL6t in demll1d.1Dc their P k, F miD)' ert P. a.rtl.tt Aln" M. Marshall Mr. .. Mrs. E. I. WHlon similar in sco}Je to that offer. Mr... Mrs. Itollert Wefhln, MlXln. I. Nllmlyer Mr. &. Mrs. Thomas A. P.nln. ed last year will again be Mr. & Mrs. Fflt\!< Wyll. Dorothy E. Slockem Mr ... Mrs. Stephen A. loloth Mrs. Cllyton Purdy, Jr. KI'hrYn G.nnon C. D. N.nrro . available. Details of the 1971 Mr... Mrs. Rlch.rd A. ' .... r Lee Mayer AI NIYlrro summer school, (including 10. Mn. ROlMrl a.tt.n Merl. Surbroolc 'eter Ie. WqfOM Mrs. F.. nk aroml.y Doroth, Rln.rt Fr"rlck W. Stitzer cation of school centers and Mrs. Gee.,. Croekelt, .I•• Flor.nel 'I",y JOt LDln, specific course offerings), will Mn. Dlvld Coolldl. Marilyn Sch.fer Mr Mrs. DoUI"S Smith Mrs. L. Verne It. 1,... 11 Ver. M. Olson Dr Mrs. It,v. be made public as soon as Mrs. C"rtc A. Rlchn.r, Jr. E.n••'ln. Itlton Ts.nl.llko they have been finalized. Mr, &. Mrs. R. L. Goffredson Mn. Itebert D. W1.,an4 Mrl. D.A. Rlcltardlon Dr. Anderson said that he Oro... '~nt. Iou' h Me"'.,'. I. B.ullt Mr. &. .Mrs. Oeer,. E. 'Club - 'lIIeutln ~. Mrs. John R. Yuma E.• ulhn.lI, Jr. will ask the trustees to ap. Mr. Klnn.tlt C. loy Mrs. John N. Tr.tur." Mr. & Mrs, Oeo. E. C,rtmlll Mr AA,s. W.lker Cisler CI.rene. T. W.uker Amerlc.n Assoc. of prove summer school tuition Dr Mrs. J.H. '.rry, III Mrs. W.II., Robinson UnIversity Women charges at the May meeting of the Board of Education. He indicated that, as in tile past, Join FLEe Today! the system will attempt to make the program self.sup. Th. f"mily Lif. EducatlOtl C01Incll ha. a coordinated pro.relll of drllg .ducatiOft, prevention, porting. eont.ct ond ,.farrell ArYlce, ,,..hn.nt a"d r.habilitation. In the lan, run, prevl1n.iOft will be the only cllre to drug •• lu., p....v.ntlon prog,alftS, a. well as treatment alld rehallilitatian Acquire the saving habit - llrot'ams, cu. caltly. WI HEED YOUR HELP I I Send you, canhilllltion to FLEe, lOX 5112, it takes lots of money to buy ('_ue 'ail,te 48236 0' Coli TUx"a 5.3510. time. 1e",em thefact5~

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from GARDEN POINTERS Azaleas and Rhododendrons The Monthly newsletter of the Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pointe by Edmund J. Bl)ell, Jr.

By Edmund J. Doell, Jr. should be ventilated and not tive in the South. There are \ Kaempferi hybrids. This The azaleas are populsr for saturated with moisture. The many named hybrids, All have group embraces over zOO indoors as well as an outdoor modern raised garden beds a lavendar tinge. A white va~ named varieties. A number of garden plant. The showy in. are desirable sites. riety is a very good garden them are evergreen. door varieties generally are Care should be given to the subject. ..' (Editor's addendum: There not win/,lr hardy, but are planting, Do not set too deep. Pl~nts.. sold as hyb~ld are about 250 species of Rho- Good lawns handsome and long-lasting as Shallow planting is besl, near seedlmgs are not always WID- dodendron, mostly in the north a gift plant. Rhododendrons or almost above the surface. ter hardy.) temperate zone. "One species are used less ofter. as gift Water plants carefully, par- Azaleas is found in tropical Australia. plants because of their size; ticularlg when buds begin to ~I.eas demand the same The richness of species is in They may be plantoed outdoors set !n ~ale July and Au.gusl. ~ondltlons as Rh~odendrons eastern Asia, from south China after flowering Cultivation should be omitted; ~f they are. to thrive. There to the Himalayas and Japan. . . : only the hand pulling of weeds IS little difference between A second and lesser abund- Nurser)'me.n are anxIous to' is recommended. ' the a~eas and Rhododendron ance is found in temperate don't just happen. popularize thiS i~uP of plants Fertilize your plants light. botamcally. Norlh America, and a few and are develop~~g new tech- ly. Your extensive soil pre- nlque~ for grOYil~g and pro. paration will support them Azalea VarJeUes species in the Arctic regions. pogating. Experiments. and for a long time. Schlippenbachi, Royal Aza. There are four species in mid. new culture methods Will r~- The curling of the leaves lea, a delicate .pink flowering die and southern Europe and duce th~ cost and result 1ft is natural, in winter. Some plant. Very desJrable. C., h C .. D d 'Azalea mollis hybrids. Col. Ive In t e aucasus. ru e, lower pnce tags. owners are depressed at see. ors vary from yellow to or. in Willis' Dictionary of flow. In our area the soil should ing this odd, unsightly condi- They are made! ange. Easy to grow. ering Plants and Ferns.) be specially prt'pared. An tion when the temperature acid ~il is generally recom- neal's zero. mended. To obtain Ibis, acid Healthy condition will reo peat, sand and decomposed duce winter injury. It is weak , .. and here's how, sawdust with an addition of run.down plants that are dam: MEN'S GARDEN CLUB OF GROSSE POINTE Aluminum sulphate or SUlphur aged by cold. FOURTEENTH ANNUAL ~an be mlx~d with the exist. Rhododendron Vadetlef mg good fOll, and should sup. . port a good growth. R~sebay Rhododendron, R. . maximum. Flowers July 1-10, The pH of th~ s.oiI should lilac color. Long Jeaf, open Geranium Sale be checked perlo(lIcally and growing, good for 1a r g e r ~HILlAIEO WlrH corrected when necessary. A houses. Flowers are not im. pH of ~ Is good .. Some can pressive out the plants are For extra greening power stand a ~eutral !Soil. very h a r d y. Cunningham's Protection from strong sum- White is a hybrid of this mer and wInter sun should be species. I•• i. ~~.~~~h~'~ ..... C?usidered ,,:hen selecting a Carolina Rhododendron. R. SUPER TURF BUILDER SIte for ~lanting. A north ~nd carolinianum, has sma 11 e r aD !Ht position near a dwe~mg leaves and blooms; profuse, SATUIDAY. MAY 15 - .:30 a.m. Ie 2:30 p.m. Super Turf Builder, the fertilizer for those IS good. Cold winter wmds dense foliage. There is a pop- 12 VARIETIES - Red, Pink, Salmon, White can also be harmful. ular white hybrid of this who want even more greening power than. Adequate drainage is a fae. species. EXCELLENT PLANTS - IN 4.INCH POTS regular Turf Builder-with no increase in tor in success. The plants like Catawba Rhododendron R. We'll Hold Plants, Too. CALL 885-8877 or 881.6103 weight. Made by the exclusive new Poly/arm a porous footing. The soil catawbiense. This type is' na. ALSO process that releases its nutrients over a MUMS AND CARNATIONS - SEVERAL VARIETIES prolonged period - as the grass needs them. "f.'tUrntlMG 10 (JJGRCM1MG! ROOlED CUTTINGS Ideal for improving a run.down lawn. Ready To Plant In Your Pots Or Garden IREE" '"dliB ProCHds From The... Soles Or. Used for Shop the Project, Which Help Keep Our Community Beautiful Save $4 15,000 sq. ft. (60 Ibs.) 19.95 SPECIALS I Save $3 10,000 sq. fr. (40 Ibs.) 14.95 Save $1.60 5,000 sq. ft. (20 Ibs.) 7.95 advertisers on these Authentic pages ... GARDEN OR."'AME"'lS they're your best source for products and know-how. Most have been servicing Grosse \"lnd~or --==== ..;:- Pointers for many years. ---"---•I, I , .'".1' is ..I11~.~.':.~Jy~~

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Nurserymen Vote Ol~ Best Trees Feed Your Roses by ANGELO T AVEGGIA (rom "GARDEN POINTERS" From "Garden Pointers." the Monthly Newsletter of the Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pointe PerlOJ1l attendiD, the na. belt flowering trees in order designers and laD5capen pre. Early use of nitrogen en. the seeond week in. April, ap. t idgro at the rate of 2 or 3 t..blespoon per plant (use care: I in the bottom of the hole when tiona) Landscape NuraeryDHll1'S of their Importanee. This did fer . . . to recommend . . . Association meetinc last Jan. DOt neceuarUy mean that the courages erowlb ~nd promotes ply the following fertilizers in. ! ,allona per plant with a 5\llu. its 4S per cent N is dangerous). i planting new roses. Fish oil uary "were asked to fill In trees llelected were those "Fifty lists were turned in strong green f?~~ge. Potash dividually (total quantities are: tion composed of 2 tablespoon.s After June bloom apply once I requires 3 applications for fe. Usb of their selection of the representing sixteen states and prOVides the fvuu for large . . ' per gallon of water. Apply dl' • which they wid in the highest plants and blooms. given m Ibs. for 300 roses): rectly to ground and nol on each month. Milorganile. Dri'i sult~:__ .__ . • ----- ten belt sbade lrees aDd ten nwnber, but those trees which Canada . . . These list. were I compiled and the results tabu. Ammonium sulphate (21 per '711Ibs. Drlconure (1/4 lb. per foliage, conure and Rose Food, in I lated , .. cent nitrogen) should be ap. plant). Epsom salts (10 Ibs,. 2 band. June, July and ~Ugust. Do! I'ACHrSA.D.A "Fourleen years ago at the pUed b'.!fore pruning, 8pproxi. 50 lbs. Milorganite (1 CUPfUl!fuls per plaot) is lI~plied a,lter ~o.t apply any nitrogen fer- T .,""' .. ,,' "d"."." ."""lle' "A ROSE IS A 1956 NLNA meeting, this same mately the first week in April, Ithe leaves form. ThIS proVides I tilizer after August 15. Never Th .. ,deal pe'm.nenl .... 'gt •• n gtO0<'1 8 co...... an •• e,blooM; ng "The results of these two apply liquid lime-sulphur at . , I ages basel breaks. "Cow tea" Each application o,t fertilizer '"ch....PI.nI6,".h.'IIl"" 2553.95 polt.d ROil. thol will bloOM surveys are 18 fonows: this same period to retard 1-8.5 (1 cupful per plant). is applied durin!; the summer; shoul~ be followed With a heavy 50.S6.75. loo.S12.95; tOOO-S85oo ;11 June. pes t s. Use manufacturer's 10 lbs. NuGreen 45 per cent it i3 a, solution of water and wa.lermg. Water shou.ld be ap. POllp.,d .nd caP",lv pa. P'ompl ""pm.," Oak, (2) Sugar Maple, (3) Green can be applied to slck-, IS DO ram. Send to' pia .. , 'olde, • 217 wri.lift ,..iclll fr_ Honeylocust, (4) Silver Ma- After pruning, approximately Around May 1 (or 10 days af- lookiog plants (those with yel. Nit h Id t I PEEKSIULL NURSERIES ple, (5) Sweel Gum, (6) Nor------• I" flew rose p an s s ou. DO SUO ter prunmg) app.y liqUid Rap. low leaves) at the rate 0 be fertilized until 2 inches t Bo. 6. Sh,ub O,k. N y 10588 way Maple, (7) Red Maple. (8) Sycamore, (9) White Birch, Rock Music of new growlh appears, Place I Also available - Mother's Day plants, Gift Certificates (}O) American Elm. Kills Plants Plan~s,Green or Flowering 2 handfuls of superphosphate ------::------... Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Flowering Shrubs and Trees. 197D-Shade Trees: (1) Pin Express Spirit of Season Oak, (2) Red Maple, (3) Hon- From Garden Polnters HAU'S fEATURE: eylocust, (4) Sugar l\faple, (5) Dick Forton's Mower Service' Red.Searlet Oak, (6) Linden. As Reported by Like aD Easter bonnet, fresh I the choice tor a centerpiece- Editor Lynn Zwlekey • QUALITY EVERGltEENS AT MODIRATE PRICES (7) Ash, (8) Norway Maple, green and flowering plants ex. or tulips and hyacinths . (9) Sweet Gum, (10) White Now a Denver woman has press the happy spirit of the A tea' wagon or other cart • FREE lANDSCAPE SERVICE Birch. proved something lots of par • season, bringing the promise can be transformed into ~ We Service What We Sell • All YOUR GARDIN NEEDS ARE AVAllllLE 19S6-Flowering Trees: (1) ents bave suspected all along of new vitality to the home. lovely and portable island of Dealer for: Floweri.o.g Crab, (2) Redbud, -rock music can be fatal. The spring color. AT HALL'S Larger folillge plaDts, such .. . (3) Magnolia, (4) Hawthorne, Denver experiment, however, YARDMAN and LAWNBOY MOWERS was done with plants, DOt liS pbilodendron ficus or A groupmg of nowermg (5) Flowering Dogwood, (6) I • plants _ chrysanthemums or • Phone 775.7472 • parents. HALL'S NURSERY ~I~U:' 8~ Flowering Cherry, (7) Flow. schefflera, could flourISh in cinerarias _ surroundcl by 21707 Harper Ave., St. Clair Shores ST. ClAIR SHORES BETWEEN 9 AND 10 MILE ROADS ering Plum, (8) Tree Lilac, In a series of experiments, the entrance ha.ll. Sel these greenery makes a colorful dis. (9) Amelanchier, (10) Moun. Mrs, Dorothy Retanack has treelike plants directly on the play tain Ash. shown that just three hours floor, in red clay pots with . of acid rock a day 'WIUshrivel matching saucer,;. Mobile carts make practical 1970-Flowering Trees: (1) plant stands since they can Flowering Crab,. (2) Flowering young squash plants, flatten Smaller green plants-ferns, QUALIIY FEID LAWII philodendron and crumpie corn be moved easily to follow the Dogwood, (3) Hawthorne, (4) ivy or pothose-can adorn wall. surl. 6. GARDIN SUPPLY Redbud, W' Magnolia, (6) in less than a month. mounted bookshelves or free. ing Plum, (8) Mountain Ash, Mrs. Retallak firs!. started standing dividers. Lacy fronds Other plants migbt be IEFORI YOU BUY ANY MOWIl ••• sn TH. (9), Bradford Pear, (10) Ame. studying the effect of music and trailing leaves help break staged on the steps of a small, lancher. on plants for a biolollY class. the monotony of recta gular brightly.painted ladder. shapes. "The jump of the 'Red Ma- She grew ordinary garden and Plants, professionally grown ples to second place and the bouse plants In controlled en- Dining areas, too, will wel. and conditioned in porous red appearance of the Lindens and vironment chambers and in- come a reminder of spring. clay pols, are available at fior- e troduced sound from a tape ,~A, n's DiffERENT I I I Ash show the increase in in. A clay-potted azalea could be ists. nurseries, garden centers. terest caused by new varieties reeorder into some of' the chambers. All the planfs were • No olher mower is built Iik. it! (with) more dependable char- acteristics • . . potted in the same soU and exposed to the same light, NOTE: • No other mower performs like itl "The disappearance of Silo temperature aDd watering ver Maple from the top 10 schedule. , I" the event of rain, the • No other mower is so UMfuli list seems to show the trend u tq (sturdier) trees." The plant's that.' were ex. Carden Clinic "in the Vililg' ' VACUUM CLIANS YOU" LAWN ••• posed to sessions of rock music The improved rating of Fiow. will be cancelled. WHIU MOW1NG TO PII'KnON first leaned away from the ering Dogwood and Hawthorne loudspeaker and then col- Collteh clIppings, !eaves, pin. "was probably due to (im. lapsed. Within three weeks, all straw, ek. in the .xtra large, proved varieties) . . ." of them had died. . 1t c.nter mounted bCl9. Trims -(From illinois Nursery. clo .. on .Ither sid•. A JOY meD's Association News- JOHN C. CARLISLE SPRING PRUNING to \lie , •• yer!round. letler No. 22, July 1970 via American Horticul- BRINGS SUMMER Hand 0( SeIf.Propelled ture) . Complete 21" Landscape BLOOMING Get a head start on Slimmer with Service spring pruning by the professional firm of Arborisls 776.3331 and landscape Designers. Take advantage of low, pre- season rates. I Come In Anti S.. Ou' CoJi now for f,ee ,0nsIlII0Iion: "COROUI." TU 1-1406 12-Volt GardeI.' Ughting Trimming, spraying, feedinll, Compl.t. Un. of ... Lawn, Garden ..' cabling anef remoyol ., J I I...I~' Bi,cI ancl ,.~ Suppl~. Comp'ele T,ee Service loy: PEl FlED CEDAR & STRAW ~JquJdCFertJl1z1ngCa: _ eAL' FLEMING PitHn,-Haml"t'nI-IoWllI. 'a ra k.. h- COno.... -Sltui ... 1s BID.DING LAf4DSCAPING AND For Ani ma" and TREE SERVICE INC, .... nl Ptot.ction Weed and Cra~grass Control DOG 1& CAI 4101 BARHAM SaIIflower .Seeds C"lIlor 88 DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48224 FOOD • Estimate 6-4 194 TUx"" 1-6950 A...... ed 1Ha.... and ha rd .. find It.m. Bulk Grass Seed All "'n. - Any Clvantity PEl ELIIlI SUPPLIES BIRD HOUSES ClNtln., c:.IIo nI, "'rple Martin When You Need It~M ~ OIntm.nl, Vitamin. Hou... and '010. Quality Feed Lawn & Garden _y RENTITI 20726 Harp.' at V.m~, (8 Mil. ancll-9 ..) FOR THE LAWN-Power Aeralors, Power Rakes,Power Mowers, Outdoor Vacuums, YOU. ONI.STOP ro. PI. OAK Molorized Sweepers, Power Sad Cutters, Blowers, and All Kinds of Hand Tools, TU 1.8870 GARDIN' NT SUPPUES WE DfUVfI FOR THE GARDEN & YARD-Heavy Duty Rolo-Tillers, Power Post Hole Diggers, Electric and Gas Chain Saws, Eleclric Pruning Saws, Heavy Duly Hedge Trimmers, BrushCullers, Power Weed Cutters, etc. FOR THE WEEK-END PROJECT-Cemenl Mixers and Tools, Electric Jock Hammers, • COMPLETE DESIGN & PLANNING SERVICE • Concrete Drills, Transient levels, Power Tampers Trencher, Stud Guns, Concrete LAWN SPECIALISTS Sows, Plumbing Tools, and a Cd'mplete line of Hand and Power Tools. • PATIO BLOCKS 0 R.R. TIES • SHRU8S • REDWOOD BARK 0 TOP SOIL • LIME. COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE USE OF EQUIPMENT STONE • PEAT HUMUS • SAND 0 SPLIT STONE, ETC. .."' 0 z "'.. ..• UNITED RENT-ALL i .. W. will d.live, on... lwo 0' '~500 HARPER AVE. z more yd.. 01 soil. .and, peat "' 0' .10n., Orde, todoy! BETWEEN 8and 9 MI. IDS. z HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. 51. CLAIR SHORES, MICH. HOU.S: SUN. 9:00 A.M .• 3:00 P.M. DAILY' a.m. 10 6 p.m. 773-7030 SUNDAYS 9 a,m. to 3 p,m. An Jntern.LIOft.! Jndullrie. Comp.ny

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-----n--~ Snapper V.21and 18A Helping Ha.nd to Grow Garden Chrysanthemums •...... - .. vacuums leaves by PAUL E. MACHUGA · dl Chrysanthemums will grow in almost any type of soil. Mums should be planted In full sun. Partial shade will bowever, the better the soU. the better the plant. Mums like DOt develop as good a Mum plant for bloom size and overall and pine nee es. a ligbt soil. 1'b.L> ls achieved by the use of large amounts of plant deveiopment as one grown in full sun. Planting time ~ organic materials, such as Sphagnum Peat MOIlS, leaf mold and for chrysanthemums in the Gre8ter Detroit area 1:l wben the Snapper V-21 and 18 The totary well decomposed barnyard manure. These ingredients have a danger of frost ls past, about the last week of Mayor the mowers that work all winter, too two-fold purpose .. Clay paeked soils. will be loosened aDd first week of June. They sue" up leaves and . create bettu dra.lllage! which is vel') essential to grow good A well rooted cutting will develop into a vigorous Jl1ant "pine mums. Sandy soils will have better water.holding retention d be in ul1 1 .1' ths • needles and bag them in their 3. with these additions SOUsh uld be tilled 8" to 12" d in a~ f ~ oom w thin ~\lur mon . The ChrysantheUlUD\ . lb. , . 0 . "eep .. will set bud Wlth the beginning of short days and nothing is t Imes- arger a~s.They blow them ~e l' all o~ the year ~refe~ably. Reworkmg the soil' to 8 gained by early planting, except a much taller plant. A good o~ walks and dnveways with the In the Sprlllg at planting tune. rooted cutting will do better planted in Its permanent place S 95 Side down chute. And in the Mums must have good drainage. they will hOt tolerate in the garden, rather than being beld in pots or grown indoors Only 4 summer they mow bag grass accumulated pools of water. Wet feet from poor drainage will before planting time. and vacuum your lawn. The ' cause your mums to de<:~y from lack of air around th~ root The Chrysanthemum is a vigorous grower. and should be Two-Way Green Power~ D.nd~lIon • Broadle.f bag's between the handles too system. They will not survlve the winter unde,r these condltloas. spaced 18 inches apart at time of planting. Overcrowding win long-lasting nitrogen Weed Killer so you can close-trim on ~th ' caUSll diseases. created 'by the lack of good air circulation. keeps grass healthy and Two super strong weed green. Powerful weed \(iIIers get dandelions, , ,sides. Snapper V-21 and 18. The A Fully Equipped Fleet Mums are shallow rooted plants. bury the peat pot, or _year.round lawn mowers break the edges down, being eareful hOt to damage the root killers control a wide chickweed, even hard- . Can Deliver Quality Service.' system. and plant in the soil, being sure that the pot is not range of broadleaf to-kill broad leaf kinds. exposed to the air. For plants that are not potted. plant about weeds. 5,000 sq. ft. $4.95 .£M~""" 1~ inehes deep. When planting, press s

,', GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. Mayo. /97/ ------_ ------_ .._- -. BUSJIWMEI'S Fire-Bombing IDispute :Flares Fire Prevention Chet'k.U p Vrged ! UIKIIOIS lOver Bus nOIlI(~ Now thal it is sprillg,~h~th~~~-spc~k Cor Ihe other Poirile I FIlOM 11 A.M. (Continued from Pale 1) I er it looks or feels like it or "'ire Departml'nls." Schullz cburch through an unlocked. By Greg Bord not. it is lime (or all residents said" ..A tire department, in door on the Wayburn side, anI! 'I If th {' t th I k . 10 make a special effort Ie specllon oC your home mlghl: GOURMET threw some type o( (ire. bomb I' Sh e manL~es.o e ",8 e I eliminate tire hazards in their UIlCOH'r IJ(Issible danger spots .. . . are Dus Ines are ever , . , ' DINNERS I, mto .the con{e~slonal. then ran solved. Woods councilmen will , hom~s. not only '~ the Farms. "Now is an e1(cellent tIme' : outSide to their car. I have to {ace anal her problem! bul In all the POlnt~s as ":ell, to l'se Ihe eyes and k~ow.how Open ltiolhe,'s Day i The policemen searched the I raised by a dispute oI resi I~ was declared by l' arms 1'lre oC a trainetl fireman In look. 12 10 9 p.m. ,area outside the church build. : dents in the Marter-Urys area. I Capt, Warren C. Shultz, I iog Cor fire hazards. [C y~u jng and (ound a glove which: Alter having a petition sub-: Records show that man.v: wish to have )'our home .In- I had a strong odor of gaso1inl' I milled t,1 them at a council tires. orig,inate in lrash and' spe~ted, cal1 your loc~1 fire D'stinctive Dining Pub I on it. Several pieces fit wh~t meeting earl)' in April [rom rubbish piles. and are res pan slallon. and a lime wl~1 be I, Style At the Mocomb Moll v U f b f h d n I app.~ared to be aluminum Br)'s nsidents complaining. sliM o~ a good. num er a t p ~rrang.e al your ~'onvefile ceo F., l_"etlu. were (ound in the confessional. about the buses traveling' 50.000 fires which destr.;] or Ihe little lime It takes. to 294.4700 The evidence was given to down tneir street, councilmen damage homes each year' check over your prenllses RISTAURANI Chie{ Costa, who said thaI thl' received another leiter [rorr. throughout the nation. I c?uld very well sa~e you pos. in ST. CLAIR SHORES items have been released to a resident with property on' The captain. with the ap., I Sible worry an~ grief ,!ater. It _ • Detroit's Arson Squad (or Marter asking that the buses; proval of Fire Chief ~lichael i pays to play Jt saCe. FREE • llnalysis. not be rerouled on Martl'r. Beaupre, presents a five- i The captain said the insPec, C t 'd th t th ' The discontent c e n t e r S. pOint program for Spring I lions are strictl)' voluntary PIECE OF OUR FAMOUS lh 1 +Yi I os a sal a ere was.a around the route (ollowed by Clean. Up, which is guaranteed' No fireman will ent{'r a hom~ HOME MADE PIE FOR MOM @ i? l\ ill1ill\~ @J!~~lr :tShtron~ ad( or. MI petrh~lehum .~ the buses Wllich tra~el from to remol'e mosl. it not al1. of: without the householtler's per. ill1l) ~~ 0 I e con eSSlona, w IC w"s Monk down Varnl'cr to 'Iar th f I' '. . . . '. ON MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 9th BSI'1 d cd C1 th'" • ... e common causes a Ire In i miSSIOn An Inspecllon JS 10 •, teta y etecl t' a .herd e : ter. over 10 Br)'s, and up Beys homps, as follows: I the adv~ntage of the residents WE ALWAYS GAVE MORE VALUE mes were ex mg ISl e . I b k t Ma k tit th ' 31301 Harper, North of 13 Mile Road . . I ~c a c 0 camp e eel. Clean out the stacks 0[: he added. Op.n 7 a.m_ 10 I 0,",. 7 00)/$ 0 We.1e - 294.63Sp .' BEAUTY AND PROTE(lJO~ Anyon~ who mtght ~ave any clrcl.e. The buses have been newspapers and magazines.'-- Inlt'rma!lon concermng tblS dnvmg down that route ~or discarded clothing, mallrcss. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 'm 3 Get Year 'Round Protection with a~son JS urged ~o contact ~ears and that Iact was orlg es, old IurniturA and lamp SERVING BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER New Beautiful Vinyl Coated I eJther the Park Pohce Depart- ~nally ~onsldered a good sell- shades, draperies and what -I ment. ":'AUey 2.7400, or the IlIg pOlDt for the ~omes a!ong have you that you have ac- Specializing In: , 7 Dacron Fabrics " Park FJre Department, VAl- Brys-:-~nhl th~ ct/y rcce.II'ed cumulated over a period of • CHARBROILED STEAKS and BURGERS Ie)' 2.6400. All Information and a petillon. ~tallng otherWise. time and stored in attics, I • DELICIOUS SEA FOOD t"'~i~\s;,w. Come To Your Horn. TU 5.2550 the name of thl! informant The pelitlOn stated that the basements and d03ets. I - .;a. • And Our Famous Home Baked Pastries L Fr•• btlmatel! ~~f'.f.will be kept striclly conIiden- buses seldom travel at speeds D th I - h LUXURIOUS 1.06£ SEATS INCLUDING flORIDA KEY lI~E PIE *" t' I at or below 25 miles. per-hour 2, a e same c eanup JO ! - la. ,the legal speed, are noisy: I i~ the hom~ workshop. ~etl WE SERVICE 4 to 10:00 p.M_ GREATER DETROIT LO7- 0890 Iemil repulsive and intoxicat-: rId oC shavmgs,. sc.raps. Oily I lAST DAYS! Dinner Special! DAllY TEAM MAINSTAY ling exhausls and are usually I rags and old palOts Elliott Gould.Marcia Rodd Clnd J. C. GOSS COMJtANY-6330 E. JEFFf.SON John Wallers 1678 Bourne.: void 01 passengers. 11 3. h DthOnt'thforghel ab?l~t the SIEAK Glnd All DAY th '1 d . 27 . f' "We get less for Ihe sale ras a liS een PI mg up "litlle Murders" SUNDAY ~~C~ig~:I;ec~; sWi::~~~ : j of our houses, which normal- in the garage. and the dead in Color-Rated 'R' ONIONS the recent Northern lntercol. i Iy take longer to sell, and yet grass and brush around and You must be 1!:l years of legiate Conference meet in i pay the same property tdxes near the ~ouse., , age or over to be admilleJ DeliciOU$ly Different Happy Mother's Day Marshall. Minn. The Huskies I as co,!!parable house~ on sur- 4. Repair defective elec!T1- finished Cifth in the meet with roun.dm~ streets .. WJthout a cal ('ords a.nd plugs. check all STARTING WEDNESDAY 95 208 points_ John Iinished! buslme, The pett/lO.n went on hom~ appliances. ~nd .call a Barbara Streisantl fourth in the 100 and 200 yard to ask that the bushne nol be competent .clllctrician If they George Segal '1 CELEBRATE """,".- •• --,.. • -.;;,<--= .. backstroke events and earned allo.wed to .oper?te "on this need allentlon. . "THE OWL AND a filth lace medal on the 400 str~ctl>: resJ.denlJal 5 Ire e I. 5. !lave the {~rnace, chlm- Food For the Entire Family MOTHER'S DAY yard m~dley rela)' team. whlc~ IS a Side street a~ld not ney and stov.c. mspect~d and THE PUSSYCAT" Visit Our O,k., lccCI'ions At ------a main thoroughfare." It was cleaned. Do tlllS NOW Instead Rated 'R' 2864 E. 8 Mile Rd. Warren; 110 West Mople Rood, f,oy finally suggested that the 01 waiting until fall when you WITH US O,ert Surtdoy, 10:00 to 4:00 buses be rerouted back down might be caught by lhe first Marter to Vernier rather than cold snap. RESERVE NOW turning towards Mack. "Our goal for Spring Clean. WE DELIVER After this correspondence Up Ihis year, and every year, 0. 0,1.,. of II ., Me,. was submitted, the Woods is to make every home and council received another letter business place in the Farms Irom Donald J. Parsons, who safe from fire and I know I ROSLYN I lives on the corner oC Roslyn • RESTAURANT In"ites You To See MARKET . ~nd Mar~er, staling that. th" WAKE U MACI( Ar SOMfItSff Oft" .'75 f, • MIll good neighbors on Brys. in , p Mario "Mike" Farmis GlOSsa 1'Ol1ft1, MIClI. 7 DAYS '. ~~:.:. .• ~~~;, ... 01..... I" ... w... their desire to remove the • • • 'IIONI us. 1803 AT , A.M. 759""0 busses from their street," your sleeping For Your Next 21020 MACK et ItHlp .4. Hovirtg 0 8cIrtqll.'? W.dieHl', "lIS .Ilc.l'.n' locilities lor anI! "transfer the t!lings . b d New or Used Car 10,.. Of .maN ponie.. CoN ,"W fe, irt'.,,,,etion. .14-3600 which they find objectionable taste u s Ito another group oC residents • TIt. MMtCe.,. ... FQCilitiq 'I who already have their prob. Have an ill ,.. Dt".lt Are. I Iems and a few more." • RIft,.I ,"d Lenill' "",rlllt. I Parsons expressed concern Mario "Mike" Fa,mis • Ch.uff .. , Semel to Y• ., I about (he possibi!itYol the Dewnt",n OUlt. If Down. 101iCE OF PUBLIC HEARII' Ib~ses tra.veling twice by the A. Good Man -own Shlppin. Are_ Side of hiS home. "During the To know I day," he wrote, "we have '1833 E. JEFFERSON 011THE 1971-72 BUDGET parades o( buses, garbage trucks, utility trucks, earth OF THE CITY OF movers and equipment and deliver)' vans intermixed with automobiles." He added that fim't 'oinlt lBoohs mothers also use Marter to drive their children to and Notice of Last Day of MICHIGAN I from school. I "During the evening despite Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods the etforts of our police de. wiJ/ meet on Friday. the 14th day of May. 1971 at 7: 30 p.m. Eastern Standard partment. we have consider. Registration for the able high speed nOisy traffic Time at the Municipal Building. 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, motorcycles and 'm u s c I ~ Michigan for the purpose of conducting a Public Hearing on the 1971-72 cars'." On we eke n d s, he B.udget of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods. wrote, shoppers and those . d~iving to the municipal park Qualified Electors. of ; vltl Marter create ari almost . - GENERAL FUND SUMMARY bumper'lo-bumper situation. PROPOSED 1971-72 BUDGET A~ong the other complaints mentlonf!d were that among REVENUES the hundreds of children wait. The Grosse Pointe Public ing, on his lInd neighboring City Taxes __ . SI.396,198.oo State-Shared Taxes .. lawns Cor the Kiwanis buses 615,537.00 to the park, some "decimate Inter-Governmental Fees & Charges .. 187,071.00 trees, hedges and lawns while School System, Violation Fines & Fees _ .. _ . 85,000.00 they wait." Permits & Licenses . "Most 01 us have complained 19,850.00 as little as possible" he TOT At REVENUES $2,303,656.00 added, but "to propose ~n ad- Wayne County, Michigon ditional use of our streets as ~ . \' a 'super highway' bearing two- TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL ,DISTRICT: EXPENDITURES way bus schedules is ludi. crous. . Department of General Government ...... $ 233,719.00 Please take notice that the'AnnL!al Election of the Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne . "Mack and Jefferson are County, Michigan, will be held in said School District on Monday. June 14. 1971. . Department of Public Safety ' . 1,023,210.00 mtended for heavy traffic. Department of Public Works .. : , _ . 752,557.00 o the r communities h a ve Act 269, Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, as amended, provides as follows: Department of Parks & Recreation ., _ . 145,076.00 denied access to heavy vehi. "The Inspectors of L.~ction at any annual or special election shall not' ,\ c1es on lheir streets to pre. Municipal Improvements . . . . . 49,542.00 receive the vote of any person residing in a registration sehool district ., Debt Service. " ,... . . serve the residential charae. whose name is not registered as an elector.in the City or Township in which 69,552.00 ter of their areas. The 'mess he resides .. ." . Contingency...... , . 30,000,00 of pottage' which the Woods receives to have Marter de- THE LAST DA Y on which persons may register with the Clerk of the Township or City in which signated a county road is too they reside in order to be eligible to vote at said Annual Election to be held on June 14,1971, is TOTAL EXPENDITURES' $2,303,656.00 high a price to pay ror what Friday, May 14, 1971. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Standard Time, ,on said we have surrendered." Friday, May 14, 1971, are not eligible to vote at said Annual Election. Parsons suggested that part of the present financial prob. In addition to all other scheduled times, the City and Township Clerks will be in their offices to ENTERPRISE FUNDS SUMMARY lem of the bus line is that it rec~ive registrations on Saturday, May 8, 1971, between the hours of 8:00 o'clock A.M. and 5:00P.M., PROPOSED 1971-72 BUDGET has Dot changed Its route and Eastern Standard Time. . time schedule to comply with REVENUES North High students going to Under the provisions of Act 269, Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, as amended, registrations will Water.Sewer. . . and from school. not be taken by school officials, and only persons who have registered as general electors with the $ 454,515.00 Clerk of the City or Township in which they reside are registered school electors. Persons planning'to ParkioR ...... , . . . Right now, the students ride 87,000.00 on a bus hired by them {or register with the respective Towl1'lhip or City Clerks must ascertain the days and hours on which the Concessions . 18,000.00 Ihal purpose. Clerk's office is open for registrz:tion. . . Boat Docks . 21,000.00 Registration of unregistered qualified electors of said School District will be received at the . Youth Service Division. 95,427.00 following places: PAYS 10% PER YEAR ; !i 1. Resident~ of the C'ity of Grosse Pointe Park shall register at the :~ TOTAL REVENUES $ 675,942.00 HERE IS HOW office of the Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Park, 15115 East . ' Jefferson Avenue, City of Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. .. , EXPENDITURES 2. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe shall'register at the office of ...., Water-Sewer. . . . . , , . , , . the Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe, 17150 Maumee, City of $ 454,515.00 Invest $1,000 or more in a Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Parking , ...... , . .. . , . 87,000.00 well established 20 family 3. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms shall register at the Concessions. , _ , . . . . , . , . 18,000.00 apartment building near office of the Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, 10 Kerby Boat Docks .. , ...... 21,000.00 Grosse Pointe thot pays 10% Road, City of Gross~ Pointe Farms, Michigan. Youth Service Divi sion .. per year to all sha reholders. s 95,427.00 4. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, shall register at the office of the Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, 20025 Mack Avenue. City of Grosse Pointe Wads, Michigan. TOTAL EXPENDITURES S 675.942.00 You too can become a share- holder and your money will 5. Residents of the City of Harper Woods shall register at the office of eatn 10% per Year. the Clerk of the City of Harper Woods, 19617 Harper Avenue, City Copies of the Bud~et are on file for public inspection in the office of of Harper Woods, Michigan. 6. Residents of the Township of Grosse Pointe shall register at the the City Administrator, 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, For more information tele- Michigan. during office hours. office of the Clerk of the Township of Grosse Pointe, 795 Lake pllone 821-8985 mornings Shore Drive, Village of Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan. 9-12 or eve. 6.9 or write. This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan. Chester E. Petersen Dated: April 12. 1971 City Administrator The NEW YORKER 936 Beaconsfield WlLLlAM J. ADAMS Gron. Pointe, Mich, 48230 Secretary Board of Education Thursd.y, May 6, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven ------'nsurance J duelloD of three and one.baU May I.if Busy Scouting Month THE DIFFERENCE I Counseling Fall School Changes teathing staUooa wUl increase It may be true that figures Ithe Dumber of cblldren in don't lie, but it's also truej NEW SCENE••• (CeatiJaaed Irt.Pa,. 1) Principal Busett added. some of the clusroom •. Mrs. Donald E, CUbert, Of! est rank In gIrl scouting, first that no two people figure alike. fulf.time classroom teachers Prestwick road. was elected class_ on Larry $ZII'I Agency "Perhaps the most damac. liThe degree to wblch Lhis will bave to be .bUted to an. a vice. president of .the Girl C;)d~tle Girl Scouts will at. SUCce4s wl1l never cOme to G.P. Park 824.8661 inl aspect of the reduction might affect ally given dallS. other building next year," Sc~uts of .Metropolitan ~l!. i tc.,d four workshops on hair any man who tries to make 1 Fisher Rd. wW be to program. At this room will depend to some ex. both week.ends meet. r .. ... tent on the number of new trolt at their ,annual meeting I care, fashio:ls, cosmetics II1d moment we ftAd it quite dlt. beld recently In the Rackham grooming, A filth will provide f1c:ult to see how we will be cblldren we might receive DAI'LY RENTALS from St. Joan, St. Lucy, Star Auditorium. Also elected to I' information on a variety of able to continue witb the pro- the board from The Pointe. Girl Scout eveuts scheduled In gram. presented in both kiD. of the Sea or other non.public scboo18," Mr. Robrer stated. area were Mrs. Robert P. Mc. ! other states, to whlcb Cadettes GUNS dergarten and in third grade. Queen, of HamQton road, and: may make application. Class size plus the reducUon "Tbere will also be a reduc. Mrs. Thomas H. Rochford, of ' SHOOTING AT ,Budgel; RATES of ooe.half kiDderlarwn teach. UOll in the Department of Belanger road. Cadettes may purchase lick. er wW make further pllDl for Pupil Personnel which will • Mrs. Richard E_. Cross, of ets at $2.35 each by writing what I CODIldered an .. Wud. affect the services offer~ In Detroit. newly.elected presi. i the Progra~. secretary, CS. ACCESSORIES RentB"lIBP laC kinderlarten pro & ram remedial reading, speecb, per. dent, was presented with a i MD, ~53 E. EhzaDeth. Delroit, Yery doubtlu1. U you've had a ceptual development. social personal gavel by retiring Mlt'lugan 48201, by Monday. cbll4 in our kindergarten pro. and psychological services," president Mrs. Edgar A. May 10. BOOTS AND WEEKEND SPECIAL gram recently, I'm sure you be added. Guest, Jr. Members of the local Cad. $~1 PLUS 8' PER MilE FRI. TO MON. know how our two kindergar. Both Mr. Busett and Mr. Seven bundred Cadette Girl eUe planning comn:ittee are LOW DAILY RATES ten teachers must feel about Rohrer indicated that reduc. CLOTHING Scouts will "Swing With I Carohne Allen, Pa, Fellows tiW," :Mr. Bassett wrote. UODJin expenditures for non. Spring" on the campus of and Ronna Jacobs. s.lary items will cut back I J,.", Cauj/~'J J:eaJiiUJ In a recent Issue of the purchasing supplies and mate. Marygrove College, Saturday. Grosse Pointe and Harper "'~rry School New.," Princi. May 22, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. WooJs women actively involv. B. McDaniel (iun Shop 11601 MACK 882.1455 rials in the lMtructional area. PII Rohrer laid that the re- The repair or replacement of The event Includes a fashion. ed in Girl Scouting wlll be 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.82.00 beauty clinic and a ceremony honored at the annual "Dis. MOST MAJOR capital items will be strictly 01Nt1i Tuc.do)' olld F,ido)' 9 a.lIt. to 8 p.m. 011 an emergency basis only. bonoring over 125 Cadettes tricl Eleven Spring l.uneh. CREDIT CAiDS who have attained the high. eon" Wronesday, May 12, at Mell., Wed., Thurs. 9 0.11I. to 6 p.m. ACCEPTED. "There remains a posslbll. ------.-- 12:30 o'clock at the Grosse SaturclClY 9 0.11'I. to 6 p,Ift. ity that further reduction.s Pointe War Meru.>ri81. may be necessitated by tenur. reduce the position of a gen. ed teacbers within buildings eral office worker. Guest speaker will be 'tbe or further budgetary cuts at Mr. Bassett's concluding Reverend David Eberhard of the Detroit Common Council. the state level," Mr. Rohrer statement In the April 30 issue Invites You To See Troop leaders of Neighbor. said. of "Maire News" summarilcs hood 112 will act as bostesses. J imm Stavil. Ferry Scbool also will sus. the situation not oniy at Maire Contributions of canned goods folin the reduction of poIl!Uon and Ferry, but also through. For Your Next for Riverside Churcb will be of assistant princJpal which, out the school system. He N-ew or Used C,r accepted at the door. according to Mr. Rohrer, "wID wrote: "Perhaps the only sU. • The Most COlllplett '.i1iff .. indirectly affect the children ver lining I can give to par . in the Detroit ArM through the leadersbip given ents is to again remind them TIRE AND WlIEEL STOLEN Clarence F. Root ... their teachers in planning • Rental aftd LecnillJ Pr...... s that we still have an excellent A tire and wheel were re. and implementing the curri. staff whl) have demonstrated ported s(oien by Virginia Casey is the kind of man families • Chauffeur Service to Yow WO culum. This will also reduce they are willing to donate Truba. 54 Cloverly. after sh~ look to for help with their Downtown Offlu ... Dow. 3.4700 • drastically the cOWUleling of large amounts of time and parked h~r station wagon be- town Shopping A.... Ji parents, students and teachen eliort for the best possible hind Wrigley's Supermarket funeral arrangements. A Good Man currently provided." To Know educational program for your near the 7.Mack shopping cen. 1833 E. JEFFERSONr:f!1 Mr. Rohrer said that the child. This I am sure they ter Thursday, April 29. The A graduate of Iowa aehool will also be fo~ to will continue to do." loss was set at $50. State University and Wayne State University, he is capable, and well thought of, as can be seen by the many families who request his personal assistance .

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., GROSSE POINTE NEWS . .. _.. _._._. __ .__ ._. __ . T_hu_r_$d_a_y,.May ~~.197~-- BUSINESSMEN'S Fire-Bombing \Ilispute :Flares I Fire Preven~~~I~~!,eck.V pUrged :

(CoaU.UM from Pale 1) lOver Bus Houle I' Now tlult it is spring, w.heth. ~an speak lor the o~~er Pointe !, UIKIIOIU __ er It lorks or leels like It or J< Ire Departments. Schultz FROM II A.M, church through an unlocked By Greg Boyd ' not, it is lime for all residents said .. "A (jre department. In. door on the Way bum side. anel If the finances of the Lake to make a special eClort te specllon uf ~our home might: GOURMET ~hrew some ty~ 01 lire.bomb Shore Bus Lines are ever eliminate fire ha.zards in Iheir uncov~r lJ(lsslble danger spots. : Into .the conIe~slvnal. then ran solved, Woodb' coundlmen will homes, not only I~ the Farms. "Now is an excellent time I DINNERS I outSide to tbelr car. have lo face another problem but III all the POlntes a'i well. to use the eyes and know.how The policemen searched the raised by a dispute of resi.' Is was declared by fo'arms Fire o( a trllined lireman In look. Open Molh.,'s Oar I area outside the church build. dents in the. Marter.~rrs area. i Capt. Warren r:. Shultz, il!~ for fire hazards. If y?U '2 to 9 p.m. ing and found a glove which Alter haVing a petlllon sub., Records show Ihat many, Wish to have your home In. I had a strong odor of gasoline milted to them at a council. fires originate in trash alid ~spected, call )'our local (ire D,Uinctiv~ Dining Pub : on it. Several pieces of what meeting early ,in April from' rubbish piles. and are respon. slatlon. and a time will be I • SI I~ AI lhe Macomb Moll appeared lo be aluminum Brys residents complaining. sible lor a good "umber 01 the' arranged at your convenience, ' • F., a... net .. I were lound in the confessional. about the buses traveling I 50,000 !ires whkll deslroy or i The little time it takes to RESIAURANI' , 194-47PO The evidencf! was given to down their street, councilmen i damage homes each year I check over your premises i in ST. CLAIR SHORES • Chief COllta, who said that the recp.iv.(d anot~er letter from: throughout the nation. I c?uld very well sa~e you pos. I • items have been released to a resident, With property on' The captain, with the ap.1 'ilble worry an? grle£ later. It I • Detroi~ 's Arson Squad for Marter askmg that ~he buses i proval of Fire Chief MIc~ael : pays to play It safe." F••• • I .• ' analYSIS. not be r~routed on !IIarter. ; Beaupre. presents a (Ive. I The captain tlald Ihe inspec. i PIECE OF OUR FAMOUS , C t 'd th t th . The dlS<:onlent c e n t e r s, pomt program (or Spring I tions are strictly voluntary, sal e HOME MADE PIE FOR MOM • I os a od la terl was.a around the route followed by i Clean.Up which Is Iluarantee.:i i No Cirema- will enter a homl' • •i ,SlrQng or 0 pe ro eum III the b s wh"h tal f i '. .. ON MOTHER'S OA Y, MAY 9th : the conlessional, which was use. Ie . r VI' rom I to remove mosl. I( not ~lI,?1 without the householder's per. ,• I easily detected after the I Mack dOVon Y~rOler to Mar. the common causes of £ire In mission. An inspe,ction Is 10 •, flames were exllnglished. I [er, over to Br)s, and up Beys homes, as follows: the advantalle of the reSidents" 31301 Harper, North of 13 Mile Road ,-' . b~ck to Mack to complete the 1. Clean out the slacks of he added. Op~n 7 O.m. 10 I O.m. 7 Doy. a Week - 294.6351) . Anyon~ who might have any clCcl.e, The buses have been newspapers and magazine~. FllIDAY & SATURDAY 'm 3 "" lIlfOrma~lon concermng thiS drlvmg down that route l.or discarded clothing, mattress. .~~ a~son IS urged ~ conlact rears and ~hat fact was OrJg. es, old furniturp. and lamp SERVING BREAKfAST, LUNCH, DINNER Get Year 'Round Protection with either the Park PolIce Depart. !nally ~onsldered a good sell. shades. draperies and what Sp~cia/izin9In: ~ New Beautiful Vinyl Coated ment. YAlIey 2.7400, or the IIlg pomt ~or the ~omes a!ong have YOI! that you have ac. • CHARBROILED STEAKS and BURGERS ~ . S Dacron Fabrics Park Fire De'partmen~, VAl. Brys--:-~ntll th~ city rece.lVed cumulated over a period of : ~ ley 2.6400. All IIli0rmahoil and a petitIon. ~t

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Thursday', May 6, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven _.~ --_ .._--_.------THE DIFFERENCE dUCUoDof three and OIIe.hall M I B S t' M th I Insurance Fall School Changes teacbin, ItatloDJ will 1ncrelle ay s usy COU Ulg on It ma)' be true that figures NEW SCENE Counseling Ithe number of cbUdren in - dllG't Ue. but it's al60 true • - - aDme of the e}a.. rooms. Mrs. Donald E. GUbert, of \ est rank In girl seoutu'3, first that no two people figure alike. on (c..UalleCl , I) PriDelpar BaIIett added. Prestwict road. was elected class, lult.l1me e1aasroom teaebera "The degree to wbich this . 'd t f th G' I Larry $ll1a Agency "Perhapa the must dam a,. ml,ht .ffeet any liven class. a vlce.presl en 0 . e Ir. Cadette Girl Scouts wlll at. Succeas wUl never come to f' h nd will have to be sh1ltecl to '1" ID, .. peel of tIN! reductJon SC~ulaof Metropolitan ~e'l telld four workshops on balr an)' man wbo tries to make 1$ er" . G.P. Parle 824.8661 other buiJd1D. Ilut year," both week.ends meet. 1. ... will be to pro&ram. At tb1I =:n c:wtl~e~~~':rlO;\: trolt at their .annual meeting care, fashions, cosmelics aDd momeDt we f1nd it quite c1if. children we m1&ht rftelve held reeently In the Rackham I grooming. A fifth will provide DAfL y RENTALS llcult to He how we wW be from Sto Joan, st. Luey, Star Auditorium. Also elected. to I inlormalion on a variety 01 able to continue with the pro- the board from The POinte Girl Scout evenls scheduled in GUNS gr.ma preseDted in bol.b kin. of the sea or other non.pubU~ area were Mrs. Robert P. Me. I other states to which Cadettes der,arten .nd in third p'ade. sebools," Mr. Rohrer slated. Queen, 01 Hampto:\ road, and: may make 'application. Cia.. IIze plUl the reduetJon "There will also be a reduc. Mrs. Thomn H. 1,'lCb1ord, of' SHOOTING of ooe-half kindergarten teach. UoD In the J)(1partment of Belanger road. Cadettes may purchase tick. AT ,Budald: RATES er will make furtber plau for Pupil Pen

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, s t • 22 2 $ ? • 'm r GmGS" $ • t GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 6, 1971 ------YACHT CRUISING Tronlhly PT A To Honor Dads Local Hospital Trains Scouts THINKING OF I th C '!Jb .. The Il1th annual PTA Dad's I to participate In tbe program. For the tourth year In a Dr, Archie Bidel and Dr. ? .e arl. e..n thIS wlDter on )'our own ,chartered yacht. Night will be observed in con Members ot the P fA nomi. row Don Secours Hospital has I David Brian presented the pro. I Crew Provided. One to h\'e couples, one to three weeks. junction with t~e annual elect ,naling committee Dr. Arthur given an Inlroduction to First i gram with the help of Mrs, D. V. r. B. Nicholson 6' Son (Anti,ua) Ltd. IItion meeting on ~onday, M.ay . Johnson, Mrs. Paul Doelle a~d Aid 10 the Cirl Scoul:; of the' ; Sielaff, Em erg e n c y Room REMODEL 10, at Trombly behool. Pnol', Mrs. Henry Domzalski will Crosse P()inte District. The i S"Upervisor. When the girls Cont.et Loul R.p'u ....I.t1n to the general me~ting at 8: 15 ' presenl the slate ot olflcer.> District covers thp five Grosse I finish the test given the last ~ 'CONNEll INC. o'c1ock parents are welcome' for the 1971.72 term, They in. Pr>intes aDd Harper Woods. I day they have completed re. : THOMAS & O .... to Open House in the class. i elude John C. Prost, president; Some 125 Cad e t t e Girl qllirements for the Cadette 11&7_ 19358 W. 10 Mile Rd., Southfield, Mich. 48075 rooms. . Ralph Jackson. vice.president: Scouts atlended the tour I First Aid Badge and part of DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-CALL A PROFESSIONAL l Program chairman John C. ~Nancy Slliamas, second vice. weekly sessions held in the the Emergency Preparedness I Your "mod.lin, Planned by Ixperts • Phone: 353-1650 : Prost will present John Ken. 1 president; Mrs, Jeffrey Weav. Hospital's Science Hall. I Cb~enge Badg~. I w" .. CIISTOM CIAPT ""v._.f..INK, Iule_ ...-r ...- /a ; - - ,dall, South High School liaison, er, recording secretary; Mrs. This program otlered by the Sm,ce these Girl Scouts. a,re, I the ~ "',. Y'" ,1...Y"" -.loll". itIo-.. IIMot I" ~ ... ______-_Iofficer with The Pointes' Youtb William Traum, corresponding hospital has proved to be a or Will soon be, of babysitting. wlU "'U ...... y.w lA4lvl~ 1 ...... • w•. """Y w'lIto.. 110""_, .. y.v will Ivltt Service Division who will secretary; and itobcrt Jarvis, h b I I ____ ctly ","'1~.j""Yell' ;'k...... Ielo wlll w. speak on drug education. Ac. i treasurer. v~ry effective way to starl off age t ey were eac g ven a ._le.... You Know Completo Cost In Advance -j companying him will be Jan: The "Dad's Night Social girls. 11, 12 and 13 y.ears ?f list ot these Emergency phone I Yw , ell Il_ W •• Our p''- " ct. , Bailey and Phil Fielding, vo.! Hour" will follow the general age In awareness of ~Irsl A~d numbers: You Get Financing Help You N"d : calist and guitarist. who will' meeting, Mrs. Robert Black I and types. ot help a\'allable an . Police and Fire Emergen.: tuuO/ll>c:u.n ...... hew Ie ...... '-..; ... fw YM at ... Ie_ .-' .IiIe cu,..... t 1"I.,..t r...... -- provide some musical "notes." and Mrs. Milton Manley. 50'1 emergencies. . Cles, Grosse Pol~te P';J"k, 822. w. • tell )'... In ...... f """" y... r ... wlti .. 'lool,,*, •• , Ie y.... :' NOW CAN STILL I Rf)nald IIill. PTA president, clal chairmen, together wilh ~r~. J,. Woelfel, Inservlce 7400; Grosse POln~ CIly, 886. ... .1 10)'1... II. .• 'OU You Get Top Quality Job, F1nllhed On ,Time • has invited all announced room mothers are planning a Tr~mJng dlfl'ctor, ar~anged a 32~; Grosse POinte Far!!,s, 4 I School Board candidates in feslive evening for Father and I series of I~ctures, sl.ldes aDd 88;>.2100; G I' 0 ~ 5 e Pomte • FAilILY 11IM • DOIMEJS • Ames flNISlIED • lEt .... S • J.tTIiIOOMs: • KITCHENS • PATIOS • CUSTOM WAGES AIID DOllS • IOtfIJlC ,~ the upcoming June election guests. I demonstrations co\'ermg basic Sh~res, 886.2700. G r 0 sse __ - first aid for bleeding. resusci. I romte Woods, 886-2700; Har. TIE US DOWN '~'".''lllJ ••JIIIR!lI.-[!llII •..,,!~.~~~~l talion, shock and poisoning. per Woods, 884.6400; S1. Clair The girls also were in. Shores, 776-2200. 15r str.ucted in splinting and band-I. Poison Er,nergency numbers (USTOM(RAFT E'Sl 'l: REMEMBER Iagmg aDti given a tour of the Include POlSon Control Cen. Con:tl,.ucfion Campan,! UVUlllTY { I 1'I:."r emergency toom facilities. ters at Children's Hospital, , ~ HOW HO T 494.5711; Kieler Hospital, BlIlLDlltlll .EIlHElIlIll CGIITUCTlIIS t Woods Poll.ce 'fRInity 2.3334; and Sears Cen. 1 0/ . I" ter, (SCars products only), RESIDENTIAL. TU 1 1024 '. I •.COMMElaAL - " C Itl'" MACK AVE.-GaOl" POINTl ZI' COOl ~ . IT WA S LAST IAUen(1 Classes , 1.~~~2~;~~9~buse Emerg'lncy I ." SERVINGTHIS AREA SINCE1956 i 2/0 - .....---l By Greg Boyd i ~~~3t>;[O~SFLEe's "Hol Line," ~ % One Year Savings Certificates Compounded Ouarterly • In a continuing eItort to l ~b.uianees numbers are Issued in minimum of $5.000.00 SUMMER '" keep well Informed an-d in M JC:~h I g a n Ambulance, 372- .;.' I tune with the most recent 0403; and Quick Ambulance, ~ developmenls in Ihe broad 886-5220. GET THE COLONIAL HIGH-EARNING SAVINGS HABIT I field of law enforcement, .The numbers of local hos. ROUND TELLS THE Don't let your family ~ altogether 17 of the Woods' pltals are Bon, Secours, 884- , public safety officer~, indud~ 0400; Cottage, 885-4500; and suffer .through another one! ling Captain Henry Marchand st. John, 881.8200. ! himself, are currently taking Every home sho~J1d ha~e WORLD YOU'VE ela~ses. I these numbers readily avail. i ...... The c!asses that have been' able. ------taken by other officers and ------GOT THE BEST AIR CONDITION YOUR ENTIRE I' I... are being attended now relate Brotf'nell '.~ets % to varied and yel Interrelated - Daily Interest Passbook Savings Compounded Quarterly HOUSE WITH NEW subjects such as psychology, S · C No Minimum. Accounts Insured to $20.000. sociology, interviewing, evl. prlng oneert dence investigation, criminal law, patrOl administration, The annual Brownell Bands Stop at the most convenient Colonial office for efficient service BRYANT and highway and traffic ad. and Orchestra Spring Concert ministration. will be held at 8 o'clock Fri. AIR CONDITIONING Some of the classes, which day, May 7, in the Brownell I are taken at Wayne State Uni. gymnatorium, versity, and Macomb and The "B" Band will open the LOW, LOW PRE-SEASON DISCOUNT Wayne "County Community program with "Circus March College~; are paid tor by the Medley" by Vincent and con. I PRICES NOW IN EffECT! department Itself in their ef. t1nue with "A Legend" by fr,rt to encourage the officers Tschaikowsky, "Scarborough SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20,000.' I THE GREAT INDOORS to expand their knowledge and Fair" by MacBeth and "Trj. experience. The department umphant Festival" by KiJiyon. even"..sends its oUicers as far The Orchestra will then I away as Chieago in its educa- take the spotlight, perform- COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS bry[]nt tional program. ing Haydn's "Divertimento" DETROIT, 18901 Kelly at MorosS-D~ 2.8877 _ Officer James Davidson is j Iul~ ~ r c h est r a.; "Roc~oco EAST DETROIT, 15751 Nine Mile at Gratiot-PR 1.8820 ill. QUIETliNE' AIR CONDIllONING currently In Ea:;t Lansing SUIte by ~!emenh !or s.trmg,~ GROSSE prE. WOODS, 20247 Mack at Hunt Club.-TU 6.1080 " taking a wee!;'s worln of alone and Con~ertmo m G GROSSE PTE. FARMS, 63 Kercheval. "On the Hill"-TU 6.6661 I.' Call us now for a free home survey I...... classes at Michigan Stale Uni. by Mueller wrItten for full HOURS9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Friday 'till 8 p.m. I i versity while John Kendall orchest:;a." .' CALL 571-4610 i.' recently attended a seminar The A Band .wlll pe~!orm in drug abuse in Chicag and two works by Erickson, Toc. Get the best pri::e for the best installation of, central air I Officers Michael Ferrenc~ and cata for ~and:; and, "Rhythm conditioning in your home. And get the best equipment • Thomas Podeszwik traveled to of the 'Ymds. - Carrier. Flint for sessions in school ,,~ umq?e feature of t~e CITY OF I, ,Iiaison work to help them in A Band s perf?rmance will Itheir job as Youth Service ~ the ~resentatlOn of a mu- . On', Carrier's ROUND ONE gives you all these: ;"F:a~~l:'~o.,...... Division officers. slcal satire by Laas, entitled ~tOSgt laointt mO~b9 ,"A Concert Digest... Nathan 11621 VAN DYKE Others taking classes in. Judson, instrumental director * DUAL OVERLOAD DEVICES * BRASS SERVICE VALVES MICHIGAN .~. ~ elude Sergeants Thomas Kane at North High School, will "~~~~~.~~~."-.) .. n • • ,~. and Bernard ;Kelly; Corporals act as narralor. * FACTORY WIRED CONTROLS * UPFLOW AIR DISCHARGE L - I Thomas Kervmg, Gerald Ken. The Band will round out NOTICE OF .. I sora, and Peter Thomas; and, the evening with Hall's ever- * LOW SPUD FAN * WEATHER ARMOR CABINET o If ice I' s Ronald J:layden, popular. march, "Independen. " Douglas Dosmas, ~atflck Fa- tia," under the direction of * EXCLUSIV~ ROUND DESIGN .. FUSIBLE PLUG RELIEF PUBLIC HEARING gan, Arthur Gek1ere, John Russell Reed, instrumental di. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Treppa, Bruce Maron~: and rector at South High School. FREE SURVEY-FREE ESTIMATE-FINANCING AVAILABLE Jo~n Albr.echt. In a~d1t10n to The entire program is un. of the Ci(y of Grosse Pointe Woods will hold a theIr semmars, DaVIdson and der lhe direction of Christina Public Hearing on the request of Mr. Clarence E. Podeszwik arc attending Ma- Jurl<,on, Brownell's rnstrumen. TU 6-4848 Bessert. Director of the Lochmoor Club, to PUBLIC NOTICE comb College, and Kendall tal Music "director. and Ferrance are working to. Tickets, (50 cents for adults increase the height of the present chain link fence wards degrees from Wayne and 25 cer-ls for students), WilliAMS surrounding the Golf Club by approximately State, may be purchased from Band Refrigeration & Heating, Inc. three feet (3'). Notice is hereby given that public hearing on the Patrolmen Ihet have already and Orchestra members, or at SALE-SERVICE budget of the City 'of Grosse Pointe for the fiscal earned degrees are Wayne I the door the evening of the This Notice is given in accordance with the pro- 14711 HARPER year, J ul y I, 1971 ~hroug h June 30, 1972, scheduled B~u"',l and Stuart ~ero~, from I concert. Proceeds wUl be lip' visions of Ordinance No. 7B of the City of Grosse 'Michigan Sta.le UniverSity, and plied to the newly.establlshed for Monday, May 3, 1971, at 4:00 o'clock P.M. in I Seriy~g ,h. PoinllS since 1937 Pointe Woods. v~teran officer Donald Sun Summer Music Camp Scholar. the Council Chambers, City Hall, 17147 Maumee WIth. a degree ~rom the Uni- ship Fund. Authorized ~ Oe.ler This Hearing will take place in the Council-Court Avenue, has been adjourned and has been sched- verslty of DetrOIt. ' The public is cordially in. Room of the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Add Ihose 17 to the numbp,r vited to attend. uled for 4:00 o'clock P.M. on Monday, May 10, ol those who have taken Avenue. Grosse Pointe Woods, at 7:30 p.m. 1971 at same place. courses in the past and the o'clock on Friday, May 14. 1971. result is a department in T. W. KRESSBACH CHESTER E. PETERSEN which almost every officer has PURDY and ASSOCIATES City Clerk made personal efforts to make City Administrator his service increasingly valu. OFFER able to the residents of Grosse Poinle Woods. CITY OF Publish GPN 5/6/71 The Home oJ'Llistinction ______PTA at Kerby ~r05Se 1fJ)inb lark Meels Tuesday MICHIGAN VILLAGE OF The Kerby School PTA will hold its final meeting of thr. NOTICE OF GROSSE POINTE SHORES school year next Tuesday. ANNUAL BUDGET HEARING 795 lake Shore Road May 11, at 7:30 o'clock in the school gymnasium. Students Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan ot grades one, lhree and five The City Council of the City of Grosse Pointe Park will offer a musical program has prol"l\'seJ a bmf~ct (or the Fiscal Year, July I, "This Is My Country" under 1<)71 to Junc 10, IlJ7Z in summary as follows: the direction of Mendel Lucat. sky and Rita Flaherty. BUIX;ET REQUIREMENTS NOTICE OF REGULAR Prior to the student pro. Le~blalh'c a"J Administration .••••• $ 241,075 gram candidates for the June Puhlic ~a{ety .. , " 783,325 school board election will be Parks amI Rccreation . . . . • . . . . • • . 125,300 VILLAGE SPRING ELECTION introduced. " Puhlic Works .•...... • ' • • • .• 709,6ClO Mrs. Rulh Kalen and Mrs. E,mpl,l1yee Pension and lnsumnce • . .• 229,OOJ Ronald TwIddy, social com- Conttn~ency • ...... • • . • . • . 4O,lXlO TO TilE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF mittee co.chairm,1n, have ap. Capital Impnl\'emcnt Appropriation . . 50,lXlO TilE VILLAGE OF GROSSE POINTE SHORES, pointed Mrs, Lawrence Askew, lli~hway Fund Appropriation. . . . . • . 54,500 WAYNE AND MACOMB COUNTIES: Mrs. Petei' Dow, Mrs, Joseph TOTAL REQUIREMENTS ..... $2,B2,MOO Fromm, Mrs. Robert Hayes, Nocice is hereby given chac che ;eguJar Village Spring Jr., Mrs. Robert Gustafson, CLOSEto Lake St. Clair. We think you will appreci- HEVENUES Election is co he held in che Village of Grosse Pointe Mrs. Albert Loosve1t and Mrs. ate this fine custom built Colonial, featuring an ele- I'ropcrtyTax : ..•...•... $1.407,400' Shorcs, Wayne and Macomb Counties, Michigan, on William Lipo to serve on the ,reCreshmenl commiltCle. MisccllancollsRc\'cf1uc...... HII,700 Tuesday. May Ill, 1971, for (he purpose of electing gant family room with fireplace and a paneled Appropriation of Surplus. . . • ...... U,7oo the following officers: library with fireplace, plus five family bedrooms and TOTAL REVENUE $2,232,MOO .\ Truscecs For regular 3 year term maid's quarters. This home offers the ultimate in The completc proposed lmd~et will be on file for Presidenc (To fiII vacancy for a SEWER distinguished living. public impecti~m. A public hearin~ will be held in Trustee one year unexpired term.) the Municipal Buildin~, 1511 r; East Jefferson IROUBLE' Avenuc, on May 10, 1971 at 5:00 P.M. at which You are fu'ther notified that the polls are at the c.ft timc thc City Council will hear su~estions in Vernier School.~(, Vernier Road, and that the polls PURDY and ASSOCIATES will be open from 11;00 a.m. until 8 p.m, Easeern n:lation to such proposed hud~et. Standard cime, 889.0500 N. J. Ortisi lffiI!W~ Mary F, Sch laff Dorlhy .\Iccker City Clerk CLIFFORD B. LORANGER (;PN').(,.71 Clerk PLU MBING aHEATtN', James p, Danaher Clayton C. Purdy, Jr. Suc \Ic!\owcll Adc\hcrg Marian J, Bode Barbara Davis 15304 k~aCHEVAt • VA 2.'070

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~ .Thursday, May 6, J ?71 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Thirt.. n ------_ ..._--_._. ,------Driver Faces Rose Society Tulip Festival Trip Scheduled Many Charges Meels M.ay 12' The !lrst lull day ~-th; been purchased lor the group MEN & WOMEN " DtJl.IIf4" lamous Tulip Festival in 1101. to view the Chi1dren'~ Costume - I Th G ~ R So land, Mich,. will be next Parade, REMODELING - ADDITIONS A high speed chase Satur. . e. rosse 0 te ose - Thursday, May 13, and (;rosse day, May 1 ended with the tlety Will meet 00 Wednesday, Pointe War Memorial Associa. Admission to the 'Culip Time COMMI.C'AL - IUIDINTIAL luccessful apprehension of an May 12, at the Main Library , Market is included in the ex. .ICHITICTUIlAL "IVICI ElISt Detroit youth lor reck!. In Kercheval avenue at Fisher tion has planned to take Pomt- cursian, This is Ii typical lAKE ONE 1.1"''''''' Dul."" 777.6840 road ers to Holland to enjoy it. A Dukh IT. uket leaturmg wood. I.....KI'e"''''tl... • ...... less driving by Wooda poUce, D . t d ,. UI b group leaves the Center at esser an couce \lie, . _ C'1 shoemakers, baskelwea\'- A••u.llul C,III",•. Evening, 881.9H4 Altogether" the youth was served at "'30 o'clock by hos. 7:30 a.m. that morDing Wltll ...... IIi" ped • crs, glassblowers, polters and "'chlt •• tu,.1 h,.leo 21719 ~IARPER AVENUE II1ap WI th Iour separa te t M' E 0 B d d colfee and doughnuts being Compl.l. H..... & charges and $125 In bonds. MessesDorSl'd G' R' ra y an I served on departure. candlemakE.'rs, D u t c h food ~IANTSTEP! com_rclll S.ul,c. ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICH. 4808Q Joseph Ermalovlch, 19. 01 rs. na . oss, such as saucyzenbroolijes and 15525 V ron.l d hi Id The program will begin at A chartered highway bus a working model of the Dutch I TO Ail EXCITING J hn ve I c:, a~7 ~ r2~ 8: iil o'clock aud f eat u r.e s with reclining seats will whisk land reclamation from the sea' o • °d a~_y: E' °D tr It Munns A. Caldwell spealung the crowd to Hollaud where project. Re\.moo , a"", IJ1 ast eo, on "Control 01 Rose Insects ,. ,. LUCRAnVENEWCAREER were lirst spotted and paced d D'" they will Ilrst go to W; 1dmlll In the late afternoon time .. Li t k an Iseases. 'Island to see an exact minia., ,. . _ BELLE ISLE OJY eutenan Jac P8tterson Mr Caldwell is one of the t t t' I O'd' \I III bE.' allo\\cd to bro\\se around 2:~ a.m. whi!e driv. outst~nding authorities on (hi~ ~r~ drecons r~ctlon 'thO 'I. : through the man)' !Ioral diS' ' log on Anita at 40 mUes.per. . , , 0 an , comp e e WI cana , Are you beinI b'!ld t.ck In your pr'eleQt h Wood li t subJect In the area. He Will side scenes windmills and' plays before headmll to Marsh. DOsition? Are you just DOt happy with your our, s po ce repor . ~mphasi~e the fact ,that now landscapes, Here Pointers Willi all, Mich., for a dinner at Win,j Dresent situation? l.cnIiDI for an exciting Erma~vlch was re~rtedly IS the time to protect yo~r dine on a delicious box lunch' Schuler's, ' AWNING CO. seen gOlDg throu~h five stop roses Irom Insects and dls' catered by the War Memorial's I I career? Attend an lrilhman companies con- venient recruitment meeting. Invlllt only your signs be~ore turnIng north on eases, and name t,he principal Helen Blair while they enjoy I, .R(;ser~ations ,Io~ this Tul~p I ".arper. Patttrson turned on rose pest!> and ~Is~ases ('nd a magic carpet of color creat. rime Trip ,are hmlted an~ Will time! ' Canvas • Vinyl • Anilan • Dacron hu icout car lights and reo methods of identify 109 them. ed by more than 50 varieties I be taken 10 the Center s of. ported Ernlalovich disregard- He will also lamiliarize gar. of tulips. Admission charge to I {ice 011 a first pay basis. The log his signal as he made a deners with the latest chemi. Windmill Island is includQd $24.50 cost includ.es continen. Yes, experienced or DOt, you caD beoome a BUY NOW-AVOID I right turn on Vernier towards cals for lighting ulack spot, -, tal br(!akfast, round trip trans Professional Real Eat•• acent with the aid of SUMMER RUSH Mack. driving through a gas mildew, spider mite and thrips. At 12:30 the tour will take I portaHon, admission to Wiud. our free prosreuive utes training II1d pre- FREE ESTIMATES station to 'avoid the red light ~r. Caldwell is on the staff I in the wooden.shoed Klompen mill Island and the Tulip ., on the !'orner. 01 the Michigan State Cooper8. Dancers and lit 2 p.m. reo Time Market, seats lor the license program. Grow with an expanding, S.rvlll' Gr.... ,.i.f, Sift, 1931 Taking up ehase Patterson live Extension Service of Ma. served bleacher seats have parade and dinner. dynamic rllIl1 openhsl off1ees throughoLt the who said the youth was speed: comb County. He received his ------suburbs. :to 7-2293 7601 E, J.ffenon log his Austin.Healy at 15 Bachelor of Science degree in • mph, caUed an &lert. Officers "orticwt~re .Irom ~ichigan Stephen Petrik and Leroy To. Sta~ Umverslty and 15 past. U you are a aelf-lltart .. with enthusiasm, in. bian immediately set uP. a preSident 01 the Detroit Mum road block to keep the youth Society and an active garden. terested in joininl • great telm. If )'Ou enjoy from contlouing down Vernier. er. meeting people and eE't wait to srab a Seeing the second scout car challenge to go with it Ed wut to earn ''the sky parked at the corner of Mack BUMPER CROP is lhe limit" income, canllder tbe following: Parents of Students aU Keep your eyes open at in- and Vernier with lights operating. the speeder swung tersections - too many pedes- • GUARANTEED SALARY PLUS COMMISSIONS his car south on Mack. At trians are having their ilodles ST:..' MATTHEW PRIVATE Mack and Van Antwerp,. a lUted. • EXCELLENT BONUS PROGRAM third scout cl,r, driven by Patrolmen Donald Schmaltz • GROUP BLUE CROSS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL and WUliam Desilel'il signaled th!!,sports car to stop with DO • MANAGEMENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE WILL AlMA 1M OPEN results and joined Patterson NOT GUILTY! I in the pursuit. • 100 HOUR SALES TRAINING PROGRAM , I ! Police said Ermalovicb ran You don't have to live will! sin and guilt. two red lights while driving • HUGE ADVERTISING PROGRAM A Um(ted Number of Student Applications in Grades 1-8 at speeds in excess of 80 mph God has given you a spiritual identity Ihat is Foi the) 971.]2 Academic Year Are Now Being Accepted. on Mack before attempting a innocent and frec. You can prove this. And whcn • MULTI LIST SERVICES Ari,Ungr'aded System is Provided for Grades '.6 ond on right turn on Allard. The car Eleiti\(e Program is Included in the 7th and 8th Grades, slid into the curb and came you do. you will find yvllr frcedom from both MayOa85ft to a stop . Now Formibg . _Th~ ~Ieetive progra~' includes such courses as: Fine Arts, sin anJ guilt. When pollee saw beer in the . CallB a.m .•• p.m. : ,G~lnnostics, Advo?'ced Math, Journalism, Music, Drama, car, both were charged as Isn't this what you nced and want? 368-G11S ( ;o~d Choral. I minors in possession of alco- Alkfor : ,., I hol. Ermalovich was 'also Join us this Sunday at a simple Christian service. : 'j Commercial' Residential Dolores UDdow '.:, .IMMEDIATE BENEFITS charged with failure to stop There you will hear church members read a Bible ..AUetidthe Jrium .. on police signal, reckless driv- ", J FLAG POLES Lesson which shows 'nan's spiritual, sinless Companies Co1l8leof ing, and driving with an ex- Well-Quolified Teothi"1l Stall Lillliled Bu, Se,vice 22 FEETHIGH Real Elltate Knowledlt!" SlIIcller Student.Teache, Rotio Ileosonoble Discipline , pired license addlog up to a Ground set. Tapered nature. lndi.idu~I/Studenl Attenlion Sludent Council $100 bond, In addition, Erma. ~'.. Fiberglass. Aluminum FIRST CHUR.CH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Elected'ilfard of Educalion Intermural Sport. / lovich was found to be wanted G,osse !'olnt. F.rms 282 Chalfont ~ve. MaibOmee Audio f.;{,o~ing Cenler, 3'3/8 Inches at Bose Sunday Service '" Sunda~' School 1O:3O-Wed, 8:00 on a Detroit traffic warrant R•• dlng Room ""3 M.ck Av.. TU 4.7490 -ill for having no car registration. Complete 9f~ 19804 VAN DYKE I Simple ~ I Detroit police asked that be SIXTH CHUR.CH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Detroit TUITION - $350 to Inst.1l DetroIt, 14710 Kerchav.1 Ava. be held lor them on a $25 Sun. Services 10:30 01< S, Sun. School 10:30, Wed. 8:00 368-M16 REALTORS bond. Re.dlng Room, 14707 Kerchevel, DetroIt, Mlcl)lgan Contact Printipal at 881-4269 or 882-8720 122.5565 Volansky paid a $25 bond t ••••••••••••••••••••• for the "possession" charge. ~. .'Hello Dolly' Set ~: POINTE DODGE :. For May 7.10 15.19391 MACK 884-7210 5 B ish 0 p Gallagher High Cabin School w1U present "Hello Dolly" Friday, -May 7, through '}londay, May 10, in North Crafts =.; SERVICE DEPT. OPEN : High School's Performing Arts Center. AU performances be- Makes the : MON. THRU THURS. : gin at 8 o'clock. with the ex- ception of the Friday perform- ance when curtain time is set Carpet .: 7:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. : lor .7:30 o'elock. The entire production is un. : FRI. 7:30 A.M. 6 P.M. : der the direction of Brother That Makes to Matthew Szatkowski, F.S.C. Joan Mossner, a professional the Home • dance instructor, is doing the •chroreograpber. : FREE SERVICE LOANERS : Leading roles are being played by Michele llrugnoni, : AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT : Tony DiSante, Tom Harring- ton. Laurie Stark, Bob Kr8SS, .! •Pam Sutter, J1m Barrett. ntyllaAfIHf' ~ 'Dorlc S c 11i c k and Kathy Monsanto • Shuler, $3.00 ,OFF ON ANY • , An orchestra, with members drawn from s eve r a I area • SERVI(:E WORK • schools, will be conducted by • • Larry Egan. Gerald Bachorow- • • ski is vocal director . DONE DURING MAY • Reserve seat tickets may be • obtained lor $2 each by calling • Brother Philip Johnson at 886 • •• • ••• • CLIP THIS COUPON •••••••.'• 0855 or 884.5818. Local Resident Loaned to NDI

Pointer Edward Franks, an i tN executive with Chrysler Cor. poration, has been loaned to New Detroit, Inc. (NOl) to I /l serve on its Youth and Recrea- tion Task Force. I Mr. Franks is a native De, troiter and has served on the Detroit staff at the National j ~ Alli.lnce of Businessmen's Job Opportunities in the Business ,:~. Sector (JOBS) program. • Mr. Franks told the NEWS that he was sincerely .fm. I pressed with the attitude and dedication of the people he was working with at New De. troit and added that it was is good taste a dangerous thi.1g? I rew8rding to llnd both dedica. tlon and capability in one Maybe so ... because some folks have our line pegged as purely dec- staff. 800.JJ ••O~J. He and his wife, Joan, live oro tive, not down- to-ear th They don't see the foe t for the frou- frou. 'In Virginia call: 800 S52'()380 In Merriweather road. They I have two children, Carol and The fact is , . , Cobin Crafts stresses Beauty and the Basics. We have SUPERNUMBERTMto the res- cue. Make tolHree room reser- Paul. ' Wild Ones. , . and Safe Ones, Sensationols , . ' and Staples like "Na- vations In one fell swoop, Pick I a hulel-motel with the symbol tional Velvet. So why settle for one or the other when you Ia from your trusty AAA Tour 'CABIN Book. Then call SUPl:RNUM. FURNACES can have both '. , . Beauty and the Basics , ' . with Cabin C'RAFTS I BER and say ,you're a tallhrul AM memberl And ZAPl The j nice person bn' the other end at BOILI.S Crafts. will make your reservations •• ~I•••• anywhere In the U,S, Terms Glad~1I Ed.M!tliszewski ~ Arranged Grom Pointe DiviJion l, 15415 E. JEffERSON PHONE 821-6300 776.5510 Cohf~ 2J4,15 Mack Avenue George Measel, Mgf, " .' " 5e $ 2 2 , " • $ 7 ? 7 2 2 ••• omcsrs 2 ! ---;"" 4'" 3« • =~

P.ge FourtHft ---'------. --- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, May 6, 1971 Grosse Pointe News ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC, IMemorial Center Schedule I What Goes On OFFICES UNDER THE ELM A1' 99 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48~36 Whatj nwon 8ee_ C1uI POItqe PaJd at DetroAt, Kiehl, .. MAY 6 • MAY 13 at Opell Dally 9 a.m.-$' p.m. "L. b FULLY PAID CIRCULATION *AU Memorial SPOllSored activIties open to the • our. • rar, PhoN TU 2-6900 GrONe Pointe public. Hospital equIpment avalIable ., \.....11... LecHI.wI 1C~Il\ber IClrhl"ll Preu -'-latiOil eJlll NaUODAl &iltor1a1 AIIoclaUOII for free ~oall: crutches, wheel chain, heating lamps I .r..,E''''It By Pit Rousseau NiTtOHAI. 4D\'DTt5D1G Il&PUl1ZNTArJV" W"1rJ7 H .. aPAper "_DUllv •• Illc. and hospital beds. In your journey to our Cen. colors were quite vivid, the I Strolling On The Hill ... Thursd~y nights is to4 ruth AUlIllt, New York II, New Yo,~ BYrant 1.7300 GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND !ral Ubrary, do you ever pass tiger ferocious, and against CHICAGO ornc!: becoming more and more popular. With at least ~3 North llIIlcbJ,fUl A".nlle Phone "DaM"! .121. LENDING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harn' Frost 011 duty Tues. right by one of our two this wonderful background ten stores open window shopping and shopping J_ W d d T -" Branches, (located at 15430 were several books on base. JWBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL lilAlIIAGER ~Y8, e nes ays, bundays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Vol un- Kercheval and ~0600 Mack). ball. including. of course, THE are com'eniently combined. WILLIAM ADAIIO ADVERTUilNG MANAGER teer consultant on duty FrldlYs 2-4 p.m. 881-4594. only to discover that perhaps YEAR OF THE TIGER. (We JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE. SOCIETY Thunday, MlY 8 the materials you wanted would like to add,. parenthe. All The Better To Serve• You ... at Maurice JAIIES J. HJAIK, , _ _ NEWS .9:30 a.m.-Red Cross Home Care for the Disabled. mi&hthave been round at ticaUy, that our AV coUec. Wood. 70 Kercheval, remodeling and revamping PEPPER WHITELAW " , , , NEWS .9::10 a.m.-Lip Reading. Mrs. Frantz Johnson, In. either our Park or Woods lion also contains this title.) of the sample rooms is in process and will make GREGORY H. BOYD , " , NEWS structor Agellcy?Many times the books With such a di~?lay, perhaps it easier for customers to make selections. Did you LILLlAH ILUR _ .. .. ADVERTISING you ask for could be "out" at Ollr Tiger ,will do just a bit know their excellent drapery workrooms and WARY LORIKE _ _ADVERTISING .10:00 a.m.-Braille Transcription. Mrs. John Mc. Central. but "in" at the other better as the year joes on! upholstery studio is right on the premises. PAT ROUSSEAU , , ADVEUTISING Namara, InstructOl'. two libraries. Aided by many tastefully JACK lIeALPlNE , ,.., , , ADVERTISING . 11:00 a.m.-Welcome Wagon of Grosse Pointe and With this in mind. I will de. lettered signs, one has little Lovely Linens ... have are KA'nIY aRYEN , ADVERTISING Harper Woods. vote a colwnn this week to trOtlblefinding his WilY around • .JOHN M.cKENZIE _ _ _._ BUSINESS rived at The League Shop, 98 12 00 P !ish Aid our Park Branch, (to be fol. the fiction, non.fiction, mys. JOANNE EASON _ ACCOUNTS : noon- 0 Society. lowed by a similar one on the ter-ies, science fiction, refer. Kercheval. One pattern in gray ALBERTA WILKE CUSSIFJED ADVERTISJNG .12:30 p.m.-Landscape Painting. Carol Wald.. in. Woods Branch next week). ence collection and various and blue was designed to go DORO'lRY salJKANSICY CLASSJFlED ADVERTISING structor. This wlll give you a better categories in the Children's with Spode's Gloucester china. IETn' RAUGHT .. ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING .1:00 p.m.-Red Cross Standard First Aid. Jerry idea of what our holdings are Room. Other cloths and place mats UARIE UElNE _ _ __ CIRCULATlON Hummel, Instructor. and what yeu may have been The Easy books in the Juve' are in white or colors, many .4:00 p.m.-Ballet. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. missing. nile collection are t"luH;uded. with beautiful embroidery. *7:00 p.m.-Paintiing AU Media. Carol Wa.ld, In. The staff at the Park ror the convenience of both "IC Schools "In Focus structor. Branch ls composed or Miss the staff and patrons, and Publ . .7 30 W'tch ft G ld Gerda Bielltz, Branch Librar. some of the categories in this Spring Blossoms ... •in a I : p.m.- 1 cra. u ella, Instructor. ian, and Mrs. Sue Neff, Chil. room are; science fiction, ani. Orrefors vase ... how love. ------I .8:00 p.m.-Adult Ballet. Mary Ellen Cooper, In. dren's Libraxian; Mrs. Helen mals (!iction only), sports and ly! There's a new selection By Dr. Tbeos I. AMerson, Howeverone Lansing souree structor. Anderson, AIrs. Mary Jane mysteries. of the Swedish erystal vases Superl.lltelMleatof SdIoo1J outlining the financial impact .8:00 and 9:00 p.m.-Thursday Night Dance Club. Burroughs and Mrs. Vera The AV collection.is in 1m- Wb . he of reducing ,roperty taxes tor M d M T d F 1 .... -'- in many sizes along with at IS t statUI of legis. school operations makes these r. an rs. e orrest, Instructors. ..,.,...bins (half.time) compose mediate evidence. as well as Orrefors art pieces at The lation affecting future finan. observations; .8:00 p.m.-Michigan Silversmith:> Guild the clerical staff. the pamphlet me. If you Mermaid, 75 Kercheval. cial assistance ~ public edu. "Renters would probably .2:30 p.m.-La Vraie France Trip 1Thheir interests are varied, h.aodv~n'tdiscovered the pe.

cation? 1 Frid M 7 at ough they all seem ~ like rl Icals, just go to .the back • pay more taxes in tota, (if ay, ay to travel. . of tbe library wbereoou will To Introduce ... Madame• RochllS new body Last week I described the the higher In~ome tax rate *1 00 -S' I u. f d h 1 th' essentials of the so-called were substitukd for property : p.m. pnng F ower Arranging and Boutique '....ss Bielitz just fmish'!d a m t em, p us e newspa. lotion there's a special offer which packages the "Equal Quality Plan." a pri. d ch Accessories. Mrs. Richard T. Geratby, course in bibliography or sei. pers, on display. And. just as spray cologne with the body lotion for six dollars pased 1Dt. He was the first French May 10, 11, 12 and 13. sionals required to offer ade. These two exemptions pres. Robert Conaway, Instru<:tor. I stopped ill at the Part painter to create totally nem. quate service. ently cost the state about $36' *9:30 a.m.-Ballet. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. Branch a !Week.go to admire objective painting and his Seeing Is Relieving •. . . visit the beautiful The staff weighUng is com. million. In addiUon, consider•• 10:00 ~nd 11:00 a.m.-ChiJdren'.s French. Mlle. Hen. the Ught, a~, ~~ ~brary, forl!!'s.&~m aL.-nost.abstr~ct. model apartment in the Jefferson Apartments, puted 'by determining the sum alion should be given to re- riette LaCroix Instructor. appreciate ~ISS Blelitz s huge Apollinal1'efound thIS p~rticu. Neff and Jefferson. You can't miss the green of the factors for experience, ducing or removal of the local * . . ..' .., and f!0urlsbmg fiow(;f box of !ar .painting so ~autitul It canopy. It is now open for e'/eryone Saturdays training and length of work tax credits presently in e:tist. 10.30 a m and 12.30 p.m.-Grosse Pomte Children s petunIas on ber window siD InSPIred one of hiS most fa. year tor staff. with the prod. ence. The estimated cost of Theatre. Mrs. Sydney Reynolds, Instruc. and look over the arrangement mous poems. and Sundays noon until 5:00 p.m. Week days call ud indicating the amount these credits is $100 million tor. of her collection. So there you are-an" air 882-7708 for an appointment. The rooms are large available to the local district in fiscal year 1972-73:' .10:00 a.m.-Introduction to Sailing-a .Free Demon. While I was there, Mrs. cOlldilion~ well- equip~, and airy, the kitchen, a delight; the fireplace, cozy for professictltalsalarIes. Other Il the non-residential por. stration and Slides on sailing and regis- Nell was ulIderstBndably busy well.orgamzed, well.run Ii.. and the closets are a woman's dream. See for expenses are determined by tion of school operating prop~ tr ti f S'U CI as two classes from Defer ar- brary; a Coronastat at your yourself. multiplYl'nga -rcentage fac. rt ta VI ed th a on or .81 ng asses-!J1en, women, rived and left. after having service, lots of books, pam. tor by the pmfe"ssionaJsalary :r:pas~estw:r:e~e~:t ;alu: boys and grrls. Fred Detwiler and Lou had a storyt91d to them. I phlets, periodicals tor ~ou to See Spring ... at the• Bronze Door, 123 Ker, allow:mce. added tax would yield an Maxon, Instructors. was truly amazed at bow or. consult or take out; a card cheval next Wednesday when Martha'~ Closet As of Monday, May 3. "The equal return. "In addition, 12:30 p.m.-Detroit Women School Administrators. derly and qulet they were, catalog to help you, as well presents a fashion show during lunch. Lots of Equal Quality flaD" had not serious consideration mUlt be .2:00 p.m.-Photography Workshop. Allen Stross, and bow well they listened, as a warm, friendly staff at bright new styles will surely perle up your ward. been completed by the Legis- given ~ a reduction of the Instructor. . with obviOl1l pleasure, to the your service to help you when robe. Call 886.1932 for reservations. J lative Serviees .BUreau, the corporate franchise tax. This' .2:00.5:00 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Artists Opening Tea. stories ~.t w~re being of. you need it. . biU-draftlng and research of. tax both definltion.llY and Exhibit to hang through month 01 May. rered. llilis Blelitz told me We hope y?U will take a~. r !ice used by the Senaton .-.. .dmim'trativ 1" d 7'00 P d S D CI b that one day they bad ten vantage of thIS Branch. use It Representatives. IN 8 e y lIall cause *' p.m.- ro~ena ers. quare anee. u . groUpsin for story-telling! when you can, even telephone • ~PCT Slates May Musical many problems in Micb.\gan. 7:30 p.m.-D.uphcate Bndge. Mrs. Marvm Bourget, Their main exhibit case was in when you need help. It is I The week before last I pre. Reduction of this tail:. (esti. DIrector. . . . most interellting and timely, located In a wini of Pierce .Grosse Pointe Children'II' Others in the cast incltlde :~~~: :o~f~~~~nO/~vee::~ mated to yield $132 miUfonin. 8:1~ p.m.-Beta Sigma Fhi Performance "Guys and Iteoosisted or a large maroon School, across the street frol'it TI1eatrewill present its spring Kathy Corbett, Colleen Schlei. fiscal 19'71-72),would require Dolls." rug, m3de by Mrs. Neff's \lie Defer School. Who knows musical, "Cheaper by the cher, Ian Howard, Tom, Bob Billiken's April 12 message to the rate of the value.added I Dozen," Thursday, May 13, and Mike Gebbie. the State Legislature on "Ex. tax to be Increased." . Sunday May 9 mother, wltli a huge t1gei' in -it may be qulte close to Friday, May 14, and Saturday, More are Amanda Mazer, cellence in Education-Equity With the July 1 beorlnning .' almOit a leaping position. The your home! May 15. There will be three in Taxation." As of the same of ~he 19'71.72fisca) yei.;' fast 10:00 a.m.-AnaWlm. ------evening performances at 8 ~~~eW~~::~n,~i~:, ~~~~:b date no bllls had been intro- approaching, what will hap- 'Monday, May 10. .12:30 p.m.-Landscape Painting. Carold Wald,. In- o'clock and a Saturday mat. and Lisa Keegan, Lance Pot- ; duced that detail the Gover- pen? How much more finan. 9:30 a.m.-Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, struetor. inee at 1 o'clock. Tickets are ter, Cindy Reynolds, Cindyand : nor's plan for .a changed cial' cliff.hanglng and uncer- Inc. .1:00 p.m.~Red Cross First Aid. Jerry Hummel, $2 for adults, and $1.25 for David Scala and S usa n : method of rinancing public tainty must the public schook .10:00 a.m.-Cancer CeJlter Workshop. Instructor. students. For the Sat!Jrday Brammer. education. endure1 1200 -S t" t CI b f G P . t .1:00 p.m.-Crewel Embroidery. Marnie Fessenden, evening show, which will be , Therefore. without the spe. that long.range financial plan. : noon orop ImlS u 0 rosse om e. t a benefit for The Urn'ty Cen. Completing the east are' if C IC. 0f thI'e eglslatJon design. ning, ahort-term financial plan- 12:15 P.m.- R0tary CIub 0f Grosse Pom. te. Instruc or. First class of six', $30 for ter. tickets are $3 for adults, David G0tfredson, Car1 B.engs.•> ed to implement hIs meS&llge,nlng. or virtually..,. kind of .12:30 p.m.-Duplicate Bridge. Mrs. Philip C. Gibbs, term $1.50 for students. ton, Suzy Kappaz, Lisa Ralph, : it Is virtually impossible to fiscal planning Is made diffi. Instructor. ' 6:00 p.m.-Women's Aquatic Club. Tickets are available at the Kathy Kristopek, Charlotte: predict the impact on the local cult, if not impossible, by the .1:15 p.m.--Slymnastics. Ricky Dove, Instructor. .7:00 p.m.-Painting All Media. Carold Wald, In. Grosse Pointe War Memorial, Parks, Rick Connolly. Dennis:. school system. present confusion. .4:00 ,p.m.-Ballet. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. structor. 32 Lakeshore, TU }.7511 or Maine, Ken Boerner. Colleen: r------6:00 p.m.-Wayne County Intermediate School Dis. .7:30 p.m.-Witchcraft. Gundella, Instructor. at Punch and Judy Toyland, McNulty and Kim Drummy. : oew From The. Cap"lto'I] trict. Dinner. 7:30 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Camera Club. Travelogue "On.the.Hill." For group rntes The production is under the; One Vl .7:00 p.m.-Educational Psychology 5741. Dr. Of- " Meeting. and information call TV direction or Mrs. Syd Rey.: I chus, Instructor. .8:00 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Cinema Lea~ue. 5-6219. nolds. The musical director: .730 W t C 1. D Id S " I t to .8:00 and 9:00 p.m.-Thursdav. Night Dance Club. Those playing leading roles is Mrs. John Mazer. Mrs. John: - Re-e ...-.- ....e -""'.- .. -... Yr. : p.m.- a er 0 or. ona C'lrom, ns rue r. are Dennl's Wl'ckll'neand B'11l U J" h f th . ~;r ".. __ NY .... uu..... -;r' mmittees at this time. services. .10:00 a.m.-Service Guild for Children's Hospital.

'1'he state government Is in th .9:00 and 10:30 a.m ..-Adult French Conversation. .., " .. bad fiscal shape and prospects Each of e major areas or Mrs. Wilkinson, Instructor. for renewed health are not expenditur" are. as. a practi- • AU'TO LEASI'NG • eneolfl'aglng. I believe:this has cal matter. very diHicult ~ 12:00 noon-Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe. ALL MAKES AND MODELS hid a paralyzing effect on the reduce. 'nIls lI!eans that mo~t Luncheon and Program. legislature. The appropriations of any reduction in expendl- 12:30 p.m.-St. Michaels Episcopal Church Women's w. c... AllIjll" 011,PI... committees of both houses are ture would probably hIVe to Luncheon. 0.. c", or ''.., T. v.. , Hee4t rightly scrutinizing aU pro- be .ecompUshed in areas 6:30 p.m.----Kiwanis Club of Grosse }'ointe. posed legislation for fiscal im. which consOtute only I small 6:30 p.m.-op'timists Club of Grosse Pointe. Dinner 15550 E. Wlrren 885.4770 'plications, and to date eHec. percenta,e of the total state WIth Opti.Mrs. Gee... 'oIMIl" Mil,. lively blocking pusage of new budcet. .7:00 and 8:00 p.m.-Folk Guitar II and III. Alex or expanded programs requ!r- The task is to keep essential Suczek, Instrcutor. In gstate ftlnding. In thl. ef. programs at ,an. acceptable .7:30 p.m.-Duplicate Bridge. Mrs. Marvin Bourget, fort, I support them and -wish level and reduce or elimInate Director. . them weD. non.euenti.l programs. It will Porch enclosures There are real problems In be •• rim tast, but one ab. ,*7:30 p.m.-Grosse Pointe Chess Club. SCREEN, AWNING, WINDOW, trying to reduce programs to solutely nf:Cesslry to IIsure 7:30 p.m.-Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, / IIt meet estimated revenues. Of every ebance of avoiding or Inc. SLIDING GLASS DOORS. revenues earm8rked by law at least minimizing the need W d d M 1'" about 9!i percent for 1llghw.ys for additional sources of tax e nes ay, ay ,., and education. In the ,eneral or other revenues. .9:30 a.m.-Portrait Painting and Still Life. Joseph POINTE ------Maniscalco, Instructor. 11:00 a.m.--Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe. Sf!reen & Sash, 'nc. Mark Law Day A.t BrO'Wnell Cribbage. • 12:30 p.m.-Girl Scout Leaders Luncheon. Acreu Ire", Jehn .. n Law Day U.S:A. was ob. of the Grolle Pointe Farms served 18St Friday, April 30,/ Police Department. .12:30 p.m.-Senior Ladies Club o.f Grosse Pointe. 20497 Mack Avenue TU 1-6130 at Brownell Middle School. In Following a short presenta- .4:00 p.m.---Ballet. Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. keeping with the 1971LOlWDay t10n on the rights and respon. 6:30 p.m.-Maire School Girl S<:outs Banquet. theme ICCh ann e I Change siblJltles or .11 .ge grouptl .6:30 p.m.-Child Development. Elizabeth Williams, Through Law and Reason," under our governmental .ys. Instructor. six government dignitaries ac. tem, each speaker opened the .7:00 p.m.-Flight Training Ground School. W: E. led as resource speakers for group meetings for a lengthy Coche, Instructor. s eve n t b and eighth grade question-and-answer perIod. .7:00 and 8:00 p.m.-Yoga. Charles Friday, SRF, In. social studies classes. The t1Ioucht.provok1ni dls. structor. The \Vm,R,eflamilton ~o. The distinguished speakers cUlllun which followed did 8:00 p.m.-Little League Football Meeting. Illcluded The H 0 nor. b I e much to enrich the students' FUNERAL DIRECTORS Edward S. Plums, Wayne learnIng experience, .. Several ThUndlY, May 13 Since 1855 C 0 u n t y Circuit Court; The studenta eommented that It .7:30 a.m.-Trip to Tulip Festival in Holland. Honorable Douglas L. Pater. had been a privilege to hear .9:30 a.m.-Red Cross Home Care for the Disabled. son. Grosse PoInte Munldpal from this panel of legal ex. WILLIAM R. HAMILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON .9:30 a.m.-Lip Reading. Mrs. Frantz Johnson, In. CLARENCE E. OrrER Court; The Honorable WilU.m perts. They hoped that slmlJar structor. , E. Speer. Grosse Pointe Park pro,r.ms would be repeated ~unlclpal Court; TIle HOnor: ill the 'future.. .. . , .10:00 a.m.--Braille Transcription. Mrs. John McNa. CHAPELS able WlllJ.amG. Butler, M.y. Mra. Douglas S. Paterson, mara, Instructor. or, City of Grosse Pol n t e of the Groue Pointe Lawyers 12:00 noon-Rosary. Mary Immaculate Circle of Star Detroit 3975 CASS AVENUE " 831.2712 Farms; The Honorable John Wives, WII responsible for of the Sea. Luncheon. Birmingham 820 EAST MAPLE ° 646-4000 Felkens. United States DIs- coordinating the program with 11:00 a.m.-Moslem Temple Ladles. trlct Court; and Chief Ferber, school persoMel, 12:30 p.m.-A.A.U.W. ; h Thursday. M.y6. 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Fift.en I'Treat And Treasure' Flea Market Saturda NewOfficers Seated By Goodwill Juniors Members of the Junior Group of Goodwill Indus- tri~s, ~athered for their annual meeting at the Detroit Athletic Club Monday, May 3, heard their newly- }' elected president Mrs. Kenneth M. Reichle, of Hamp- ton road, report on a contribution to the Industries during the recently completed fiscal year of more , than $50,000. f The Juniors ~ave the I and a.slstine in the trainin.g , sum of -49855 duectlv to alld rehabilitation of bandt. ( • , ~ ..-11" I the Detroit Branch of capv- peep e. . League for the Handi. Other ne~ly-elected JUnior . GoodwUJoUlcers are Pliinters WOM •• 'I PA ••• ca.pped-Goodw1l1 I n ~ u s. Mrs. Robert BeMett and Mrs. trl~,. and made aV81lable Bill O. Brink, !lrst and second I addItIonal funds for edu- vlce.presidents; Mrs. Frank catioual programs for staff Anll:elo, recording secretar)" i executives. Mrs. Thomas T. Restrlck, cor. From Another Pointe Short and to "We feel this Is quite an responding secretary, Mrs. accomplisbment fro m our James Cahill, assistant corre. smali group of women," Mr.. spondlng see r eta r y, Mrs. I: of Vie\\f The Pointe Reichle said. "And we feel it Ralph F. Le0, Jr., treasurer. I projects again our complete and Mrs. Robert W. Chadwick : By Janet Mueller dedication to working with , new ~embers' proj- they feel that something mm'elous that only a simply War Memorial Center details "The Legend of Alger April 27, 1921, in Sts. Peter plant and flower booth; MRS. AR. ect's success. marvelous hair.do can make 11 fem:tle feel. If you'd House." A tour of ;~lger House and the Center's' and Paul Church with THE THUR TERHUNE (seated, right), like to.lea\'c n beauty salon wearing a smile on )'Oll1' grounds will follow his talk. RE VE REND P ATR I CK face. see us. We specialize in putting one there. Theme of the meeting is "American Samplers" BURKE 8.J., one of Mr. Re~. The THOMAS A. BLESS. Morris Associates, the Amer. 'f gan's instructors at the Unl' the Micbigan State Board of h 1 t 1 t I and t .e loca~ hostess ~hapters p an 0 use p. en y 0 versity of Detroit, officiating. INGS,.former Lewiston road lean Society of Women Ac. Accountancy. I them 10 theIr decorations and program motif. ~ost. An Anniversary MISS was residents wh~ now reside in countants and the Esselt and • • * luncheon guest speaker Holly Horton, turator of .,pe- celebrated Tuesday evening Ann Arbor, bave two new Kent Chartered Accountants "Admiral" of this year's Bart Edmond cial Exhibits at the Detroit Historical Museum, has April 2'7 in the chapel of grandchildren. Their second Association today. Thursday, Greater Detroit Chamber of Beauty Salon chosen "Something About Samplers" as the title of her Rosary High School where daughter, MARY JACQUE. May 6, in the P:mtcbartraln Commerce 67th anniversary slioe presentation. . their d'a ug h te r, SISTER LINE, and her busband, JOHN Hotel will be the recent sue- cruise from Charleston, S.C., GROSSe POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN BOUSSNEUR CARPENTER, cessful Detroit.area CPA can. to Freeport in the Bahamas 21316 Mock II.... 45 E. IIdom. . There'll be a generous sampling of antique sam. MARY WILLARD O.P., is of Ann' Arbor, became the didates, Introduced by GER. was JANUARIUS A. MUL. pIers on display, too ... and the hostess Chapters are p riD c i pal. Afterwards the 886-6060 WO 2-1112 parents of TERRANCE MICH. ALD C. SCHROEDER, of LEN. of Cloverly road, ThursdQY and Fridoy .... nin;. by cppoinlm.nt preparing a special antiques exhibit for their guests. •. B.ealisentertained .at a family AEL April 15. Fourth and Sboreman road, chairman of (Contillued 011 Page %5) State President Mrs. William Paratore will preside dmner at the De.t:rOltC2ub.The youngest dauehter, LILLIAN over the events of this Heritage Day. celebration ~ued Thursday ADELE, and her husband, • * • evening, April 29, when the DENNIS JOSEPH CAMPION, Focus On The Old , •• WILLARD REAGANS, of of Ferndale. welcomed their Birmingham, hosted a party at first child, daughter SHAN. Dr. Wilma Donahue is past ehalrman of the the Detroit Athletic Club in NON PATRICIA, March 28.. Division of Gerontology, Institute for Human Adjust- honor ot hIs mother and Paternal grandparents are ment, and ledurer in Psyehology at the Univ~rslty of father. the C H EST E R FRANCIS MiehJgan, Technical Coordinator of the Whitt House • • • CARPENTERS, of Lakeland Conferenee on Aging, ehairman of the Miebigan Com. Private JAMES BRECKEN. avenue, ?nd the JOSEPH O. mssion on Aging and honorary president of 1he Miehl. RIDGE BLACKlBURN, III, CAMPIONS, of Birmingh!lm. There's a May ,christening gan Society of Gerontology. son of MR. and MRS. JAMES' planned for both infants. Dr. Donahue is a member of the National Advisory B. BLACl{IBURN,Jr., ot Lin. ~ Committee on Older. Amerieans of the Depart_at of coin road, has been graduated . . Health, Education and. Welfare, ehairman of an inter- from the Chaplain Enlisted As. SHEILA and MOIRA DIE. national training eommissfon. the International Centet' slstant Technicians Course at NER, of Ridgemont road, were among Michigan WiMers ,in of Sodal Gerontology, Paris. France. and lists among ~~ U=I~ta~rt~:~'::: their respective age divisions (Continued on Page 19) Brooklyn. N.Y. in .the national Irish fraternal order Knights of Equity's reo cent national stamp design contest for boys and girls be. tween the ages of eight ana 20. • • • Pointer ALBERT FIOREL- LO is among student members of a special student.faculty committee I» establish. the criteria and procedures for selection of materials to be purchased with funds of a $5,' 000grant from the W. K. Kel. logg Foundation to enable Al. ma College to intensify its efforts toward solution of ett- viro1'llnentalproblems by ex. panding its collection of books multi colored in the field of Environmental S\udies. He's a freshman at Alma. mOjaic print ••• FRED W. ADAMS, of Riv. ard boulevard, vice.chairman of the Western Michigan Uni- in the jilk look versity board of trustees, par. ticip8ted in WMU'srecent win. ter semester commencement exercises. • • • Honored guests at the Met. ropolitan Detroit Cbapter of the Michigan Association of Certified PubUc Accountants' annual joint meeting with Group 10 of the Michigan FROM OUR Bankers Association, lWbert SUMMER COLLECTION

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The final concert of the ~eason lor the Grosse Pointe Symphony Orcheslra Sunday, May 2, brought a mixture of sadness and happiness for Symphony members and the audience. On the sad side, the or. chestra's founder and offi. the first group to present a cer on its board for the program In the lovely Per- past 18 years, Thomas Nes- forming Arts Center of Grosse SALE ter, who had planned as Pointe North Hi,~ School. usual to play 'his violin in Before the begi.l1.D.lJl,of the Sunday's program, died final GrO&IePointe Symphony KNIT TOPS Tuesday, April 27. concert of thb selDOn, Thoma. V. LoCicero, JoDI-time friend Almost 20 yearll ago Tom and colleague of Tom Nester Neater, by profession a real on the board of the Gro_ 99 estate ulesman, saw a need }99 106 Poi II t e Symphony Society, for a commuoity orchestra. spoke movin, words and the He gathered together a Orchestra played a Bach air Reg. 3 to 10 small group of friends who in tribute to fdeDd Iud found- ,I,: began to practice, and in 1952 er Tom Nester. the first Grosse Pointe Sym. phony concert was presented On a happlet' DOte, the mem. GREAT LITTLE KNIT CASUALS at Pierce School, under ,\pon- ber of the Groese Pointe Sym. sorship of the Grosse Pointe ph 0 ny Orchestra surprised YOU'll WEAR TO WHERE School System, with aU five their concertmaster and h1s THINGS ARE HAPPENING mayors of th~ Pointes in the wite, Harry and GiseJa KleIn, audience. of I;letrolt, with a brief recep- Testing a recipe for Kappa Kappa tion, before the concert, wish. 9174, is in charge of tickels, which ALL SPRING AND SUMMER Founder Tom Nester saw Gamma Dp.troi.t Alumnae Association's are $2 each. Assistant chairmen are the Orcheslra grow io memo ing them the best in their LONG . . . COTTONS OR move to Philadelphia next fall. fifth annual Spring Salad Sampler the Mesdames William Huetteman, bership to 65. The concerts benef1t luncheon, planned for next Charles Monahan, Thomas Peters, moved from Pierce to Parcells' Mr. Klein will be joining the ACRYLICS IN SOLIDS; PAT- Philadelphia Orchestra. Thursday, May 13, from 11:30 to 1 Jack Powell, Richard Roland, ,Toseph School and finally, in Novem, TERNS, OR SUPER STRIPES ber, 1969, the Orchestra was Assisting at the r~eption o'clock at the Grosse Pointe Congre- Smith and Manfred Whittingham. were Mer.. Adrian Wallace, gational Church, Chalfonte avenue at Due to popular demand a new, en- IN A BOUNTY OF THIS SEA. violinist aDd Orchestra repre- Lothrop road, are general co-chairmen larged cookbook, "A Key to Kappa ~"Happy Mother's sentativp. to the board. of the MRS. LEONARD WINZt;R, of Har- Salads," containing over 100 salad SON'S BEST cSTYLES AND Grosse Pointe Symphony Or. vard road Oeft) and MRS. BENJA- ~onSunday, recipes is being assembled by the De- COLORINGS ... chestra Society, and Mrs. For- MIN GUINEY, of Kenmore drive. troit group. A Kappa salad recipe Ma¥9witJl~ rest Browne, cellist and pub. Party proceeds will assist KKG's phil- is featured in this week's "Good the wodd's rn.o$l liCity chairman for the Or. chestta. anthropy, the Detroit Rehabilitation Taste" column on the NEWS Feature wanted watch I Ins.~We. Mrs. Gordon Tanner, 885, Page. ' Mr. Klein, I native of Royal Oak, joined the Detroit Sym. OPEN phony Orchestra as a second violinjjt at the age of 19. With Goodwill Juniors Meeting THURSDAY AND interruptions for military serv- "treats & ice he ha~ played se.ven years (Coatinued from Page 15) plant, serving a greater vari. FRIDAY NIGHT with the Detroit Symphony. and :::'~k~fj, volved, a re.locatioD of the - MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS Before the Kleins were mar- Others are Mrs. Don F. show was sought. ried last MIY they were feted Carlson, Mrs. William E. Fos. GIld PLANTS AVAILABLE WESTGATE WOODVILLE MAtl. I. ".,~... ~ Working closely with De- Tol.do ' Toi4o by: the. Groue Pointe Sym. ter, Mer. Julian Lee Gailey, troit Renaissance th!' 1971 An- AUlSTAlIQ UAGUf TOTIll ChOOHlhe NORJ"AST GUIDAlKI mrtt. glttol an _ ph"Ohy Society.'board and Or. Mrs. Russell I. Roberge, Jr., tiques Market and Sale chair. Omega Ihls chestra friends at a buffet. Mrs. Asa Sherwood, Jr., Mrs. men and their advisory com. Motller's Day - 10 reception at the home of Dr. Jerome G. Timlin and Mrs. mittee were able to fulfill their d'NU ~"du,", and Mrs. Robert Crossen in Daniel Williamson. desire to remain in Detroit fHlings tor .0meOi18 you love. Tonnancour rJace. Dr •.CrossenThe Junior Group has an. proper with complete acces- Like this OmegB. 6'nery dill- is president of the board of nounced plans to stage its mond. IIghl the way In B 14K sibility to the major freeways "'(hIlaor yellow llolld~olde8le the Symphony Society. annual fall Antiques Market flowing into downtown Detroit. willi florenllne IInl.h, $220. Though lOrry to see the and Sale in Detroit's newest A8k fo' 1,•• Omog.oly\. b',!~hu;•. Kleins de par t, Symphony c"nvention facility, the Senti. m e m b e r s are, of course, nel Center in East JeUerson Messiah Lutheran Ladies happy for their success . avenue. Present Card Luncheon .Valertj(! The show, which has be- The Me!1 s i a hLutheran Plan F#ting-Qut come a Detroit tradition over Ladies Aid Society wilL pre- the past 23 :vears, is being sent a spring luncheon and Bayt,iew Party moved from the Brush Street card party next Wednesday, Jewelerj plant of Goodwill Industries- May 12, beginr,ing at noon at . Bayview Yacht Club memo League for the Handicapped. the church, corner of Kerche- hers gather this ~.turday, May Since the merger last year val avenue nnd Lakewood, De. Since 1934 8, for their annual fitting-out of GoodwUl Industries and the troit. 16601 E. Warren party which begins in the League for the Handicapped a Donation is $1.50. Mrs. Ron. Detro;t afternoon and eon tIn u e s continuing employment train- aid Goodwin, 881-7173, is ae. TU 1.4800 throuQh cocktaua, dinner and ing program has been estab- cepting reservations. Retirees dan.c~ng. lished at the Brush Street are welcome.

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'.' ,I" of . ~...... ' ..... ' Thursd.y, May 6, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women -. Miss Sloan Married Fall Bride Mrs. Joseph H. Thibodeau August Bride Marcia S. Day Weds In Boston • At home in Boston, Mass.,! Marcia Sinclair Da)', daugh. ':: after a vacation in the Virgin I ter of Dr. and Mrs. A. Jack. blands are Mr. an I Mrs. Wil.1 son Day, of Cloverly road. The InAcademy Chapel )jam Arthur McGilpin, III, I bridegroom is the son of Mrs. ~ who were married Sunda)',' A. V. Salvatore, ot Greenwich, • Becomes Bride of Joseph Henry Thibodeau at Con. April 25. in Boston. I Conn., and Colonel W. A. Me. ' celebr.ted Service, with her Cousin Officiating' Mrs. McGUpin is the former. Gilpin, Jr., of Omaha, Neb. GPYC Reception Follows Rites ' ,~ Vacat~oning in Europe are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henry Thlbodeau who exchanged marriage vows at a concelebrated ceremony in the Grosse Pointe Acad. p, .. ian and Pol ,ug ya,ns , , , silk lion , , emr C~apel Saturday, May 1. They will return to , , gold and silv" m,l"lIic Ih',oeh . ' . lin,n resIde In E~st Lansing where Mr. Thibo

Mrs. Thibodeau is the Honey Gibbs, three other CREWEL KITS by E,iko Wi!>on. Eba William •• 1 former Mary Marjorie cousins; Bem8dette Thibo. Po,ogon William.bu'll R,produclion.. C •• w,1 Sloan, daughter of Mrs. deau, the bridegroom's sister, and Unusual. Pillow lalk by 11\1 hlension. Planning an evening wed. '. Gibbs Sloan, of Duval road. Mrs. Philip Sloan, III, Moll)' Mc,y Alic. Hon$On, Crew,l by 0, J" Scon. ding September 3 in Gro::;se dino.ion embroid.,y by Nordi",o. " The bridegroom is the son Fitzgerald and Debby CuUer, Pointe Memorial Church are of the Robert E. Thibo- of Chevy Chase, Md. CAROL IRENE LONG and P.S, W. hay. Scondinovian Ryo kits. loa! deaus, of Broadstone road. Emerald green velvet ac- Bob Leo Prendergast whose Officiating at the rites which cented their pufl.sleeved while engagement has been an. P"sian yam S15,00 0 pound Club were' the bride's cousin, peau frocks and they wore nounced by her parents, Mr. Pal .ug yo.n $10,00 0 pound Father George B. Cronin, as. matching velvet ribbons in al:!

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a. Walk on the • Hudson's Etienne Charlevoix docks in Aigner BoutiQue is now c. Summer in the cIty in flat sandals buckled with open Downtown. 7th sandals of russet the Aigner signature. floor, with representative brown with a mid.hecl, Russet. brown, selections at Northland, all leather, $20 all leather, $16. Eastland, Westland, Oakland.

mAY b. Relax on the porch at the collage in flat thong sar.dals of white, all leather , $16.

d.Forluncheonsin the garden, wear white strappy sandals with mid-heel, all leather, $20.

e. Carry this fisherman's f. In the village, at the straw basket on a pool, tole a woveD cruise to the Ftats. With . white straw/brown russet brown leather colton canvas bag, $18. shoulder strap, $12.

You marked today as summer changeover day-whatever the weather. You pick new sandals and a nifty straw bag, both with Etienne Aigner's distinctive mark that singles out today'. kind ot good casual summer life.

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: " i ~, . , ... ,'" . Thursd.y, M.y 6, 1971 eROSSE POINTE NEWS P'g' Ninet,.n Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ----_._---._------_.-._-----,---_._---- - Pops Progrllms Open Tomorr01V 'I I weekly Tuesday brid, .. lwaeheoas at the .oetroU Yaeht j TO A FAULT I T~ADITIO~AL, ----_ '_ ~ F A h P' f V. Club as weU as the aetlvlties of the St: Oare de Monte- I All taxes are high, b~t the I . The. spring o{(enslve f~r mll. The Det~oil S)'mp~oD)' Or. 1 of more than 4Q CO'lcerts with; rom not er olnte 0 18W faleo Senior Cftbeu. • highest tax men pa)' IS on I lions IS on - another baseball ,hestra Will open Its 1971 the Bosto.n Pops Orchestra.! ...-______She'.ll celebrate. her birthday quietly tomorrow, at their vices and bad hab1ts.:.._1 •. ~~~ under way.. _ Cabaret Pops Concerts at the! He, was first pr,'Sented to a I. (Continued from Page 1$) home, wIth Mass, wIth her family. 4j~. - . Light Guard Armory this Fri. nahonal television audience at her rna~ awards ."d "itatlons the Annual Awud for • • • ~ ~ Cop~'rlor. fAIl,a,in/( , Pho'o onii H.""r", P''''I,'.'' day and Saturday, May 7 and the age of 11 when he .p .. Dl tl ... .. I ' . 8, with guelt conductor Mthur peared on "Tbe Dave G.rro.: s n, hed Work In Gerontology from the Geronto. Focus On Th. YOU"' • , • ".~ • " FledJer lI.nd pianist Eugene way Show." of the Raekham BuJldIng. The Cbllclren's Home of Detroit, formerly the . " I.. Distinj!llil>h('(l! Indjlc. Concert time for this Tickets for the 1971 Cab. She retlretl Irom the University of Mlchl,an lut Prote.tant Children', Home. in Cook road. is 131 years ' ~ • ,. ~~~~~~r';~p:el~::g~~~th~~ arbe! Pops program.s are avail. Odober, having served as eo-dlrettor 01 tbe Inltltute younl this year. Its board of trustees, ltaff and cbll. I )'" WeddIng InVItatIons 8 30 'I k a Ie 8t Ford AuditorlulIl Box of Gerontology of the University of Mlebl,an aD4 dren have invited Irlends to Join tbem at the Home for 1;"1\ d A ' : oc oc . OlCace,961.0700, all Hudion'l, Wayne State University and diretted the Annual Unl. an O-n HoUle ud Tea next Wednelday aftemoon. In .. :1.;;"".. an nnoun.cements The works to be featured CA 3 ~100 d G I U' - .'0.: ~ ,," at thll first pair of ftonftbrts 96 . ,&.n I nne I, venlty of Mleblgan Conferences on Acing for II yean. honor of the oeeaslon. i':~' '"t il. ' , - -. 1-507~, Itorel. Table. for -----~______"t}."\~J.. A('\1L' PRL'SS G O' will 'Include the Triumphal four are priced at $10, $14 She wfll speak Monday 011 llPrioritJea lor the ~ ~~~ .~'l. ":\\ . ~.... ,., r~," C)J~te March from "Aid." by Verdi; and $18. Agin," at the annuallunebeon meeting of the Sulor "I: ~~,:~ ~ ~. ,~~\ U6.'l:,\..llln~ham, at Ma,'k ' IV J.(~).IO the Overture dl Ballo by Sulli. Other Pops program. wlJ1 Center, Ine.'¥ board of dlreeton In thtl Founders Room,~ . ~ 'J . ~ I J' • van; the Meditation from f f th R bb B Ildl- ~ .. "t CD' fe L __ 2~ .. ''Thais'' by Musenet with eature conductor Rlch.rd 0 e ae am u wg. 1ft' Ad. I' II rom rOLlltt.' or more tnw' ,) years Hayman, cb1ef .rraDeer for H h 1 1 d M Ed 1 B F rd r I . Symphony concertmaster Gor. the Boston Pops, who on M.y osts and ostessts ne u e n. Ie • 0 : ~} e.i , don St. pIes as violin soloist; 12 will conduct. progr.m en. Dr. and Mn, Frank J. Sladen, Mr .• nd Mn. H. Ripley , tbe Plano Conr.erto NO.1 in titled "America the Be.utiful" Sehemm. Mrs. Lynn MeNaughton, Mrs. Carl B. GraQ, VILLAGE E mluor, Opus 11 by Chopin with tenor John Miles IB .010' Danlorth Holley, Mrs. WflUam E. L.vle, Mrs. StJrlln, with Eugene Indjic as solo- ist. replacing folksinger c>det. Loud, Mn. Walker L. Cisler, Martin L. Bubel, Abra. HAIRDRESSERS i.t: ..se!:cUons .fr~m "Com. ta who has cancelled her De- him SbUlman. Miss Olive Baldwin and the Mesdames ' pany b. Sondhelm, The Fool troit engagement. Haley Bell, William D. Crlm, ArC1Uf B, MeGraw and on the Hill by Lennon-Mc- Hayman will lead a May DeHuU Travis Cartney; and Up, Up and 114 and 15 program of mUsic '.. " Away by Webb. by ''The Three B's: Bernstein, • Arthur Fiedler, 75.year.old Bacharach and the Be.Ue .... Portrait Of A Lady ~OStODPops maestro, is visit- and on May 19 and 20 Peter Pauline (Mrs. Edward) Stocker is 90 years old mg the Detroit Symphony Cab. ~ero. will be the featured 1010' tomorrow. She was born May 7, 1881, in East Fort aret ~ops hr the fourth con. Jst ;n a program enUtled street Detroit and has lived all her life in the East secutJve year. "Hroadway Beat" S'd' , . h h d ht M' M' Eugene Indjic, the 24.year. Hiyman closes' out the Pops I e area. curre!1t1y ~lt er aug er, 1~ .lgnon old pianist who will be mak'j serks :May 21 and 22 with Stocker, a DetrOit Edison Company retiree, 1n Lincoln ing his Detroit debut under "Magnificent Music from the road. Fiedler's batoD. is a veteran Movies." She had four other children, Edward, who died in ==------1935. Virginia (Mrs. Robert B.' Squires, of Bloomfield Hills, formerly of Three Mile drive, Sylvia (Mrs. Edwin P.) Gallagher, of Devonshire road, and The Rev~rend BELlVIONT Francis B. Stocker CSSp., of Norwalk. Conn. mar-J:en Slie was widowed 29 years ago. She has two grand. daughters Elizabeth Squires and Mary Paula Squire, F'URNITURE (Mrs. Michael S.) Caponi, of Birmingham, mother of of 20.jO;" \Ia"k :he. ul Bcaufuit great-granddaughter Christine Mary Caponi. A grand. H ~-IIIO son, Robert B. Squires, Jr., died in 1968. (Bt'rnu:nghanl * • • 25th Before her marriage she was Pauline Bery, excep- Designers of bridal party head wear, tional milliner and couturier, designer and leaeher. all occasion millinery, un u sua I F Her father .Jacob Bery, an engineer, sailed the Great, cocktail trim. 1. Lakes and was instrumental in installing the first Allis Alterations on Dresses and Coats. o engine in the Waterworks Building fn Waterworks o Park, "way out" then in East Jefferson avenue. 2nd Floor Merrillwood Building R Champlain street, where she spent her e!JUdhood, Woodward at. Merrill Is now Laflyette boulevard. Marriage to Mr. Stoeker, I reiait shoe deller in Gratiot avenue, brought her to a 641-7127 W house in Mt. Elliott. She moved to Lakewood avenue I after his death, then to Llnt~o~ road where, exeept for D an oeeaslonal bout with arthritis, she remains a very E active hOllM!maker. Sbe's an avid rard player, espeelally enjoying SECOND BIG WEEK! Deeplands Club Taking A Walk Members of Deeplands Gar- dent; Mrs. Hazen Keith, re- II ere's A I/ollier One 0/ /I undreds den Club gather at 12:30 cording secretary; Mrs. Eliza- . 7' . I'" .' " o'clock next Monday, May 10, beth Dulmage. corresponding ()/ ytJlC(/ . .'111/l.ll'ersary in the Kercheval avenue home secretary, and Mrs. Pierre ,. I alues - . of Mrs. Urba.n Boresch. After Palmentier; treasurer. Ii<0' a short me.~ting they will head SChlaff alid Mrs. a~lUlIla. for "A Nature Walk Through Two new members, Mrs. the Woods" conducted by Mrs. Robert Schlaff and Mrl. Ed. Henry Kohring, (in the event win G. Evenden, were intra- of rain, Mrs. Kohring will show duced. , slides). I . Elected to offices at the Time must be m 0 n e y - Club's recent annual meeting: lot her w is e people without Mrs. Boresclt, president; Mrs. money couldn't buyeverytt.1ng Windsor Davies, vice presi •. on time.

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.l • M k Sh Fl' merly bead of lhe Art Depart. DBC Fete To Honor ~£u::.b~~~fllY,achtswomen Plan A Party n.rtr.sts ar et OWS emlng menl at Mercy College of De. ------troil and is presently head of lin and daugbter Micaela, The Detroit Atrists Market Mr. Ii'leming's recent paint. the Arl Department at Kings. graduation from college. bas scbeduled an exhibit of ings feature more o~ his color wood Scbool, Cranbrook. Mothers, DageU ht rs I h~~r~~~::~[h::.sW~~w:ot:; retent paintlDg. by Ray FIero. band series aDd some new I ' _ -- that all.importanl memory of ing, Jr., with the opf'n1ng reo variations. His medium is wax 1 .. ------. ception for Mr. Fleming's one. lesisl, 8 process of painting I CHaUl'rS Theetre Arts Ensemble Serenade, "Significant lhe wedding day. man ,how to be held Tuesday, in reverse ~r knowing the lin'l ,...... ••• Events" Series and Fashion Show Will Highlight io~ot~y~a:,:~:~':r~ c~~ May 11, fr0ll1 e until 9 o'clock i:;h before lte start. Saturday's Gathering the aflernoon with Marji KUIlZ, at the Market in Randolph Ray' Fleming received his I on streel, Detroit. The sbow will Master of Fine Art degree in f,'s1. Rd. Queens and princesses will promenade at the De. fashion writer for the Delroit to continue there througb Satur. P a in tin g from Cranbrook I ner :hoit Boat Club when the Women's committee honors Free Prt'IS, commentating. .-' I day. May 29. Academy of Art. He was for.'. .. ~others and daughters at its luncheon this Saturday. m~:~ ,:;:be~~r;:d:m::'.J%~~(. p&ay 8. Guests gathering for refreshments at 11:30 1boDiu E. Coulter, Peter Koe. .. p'clock can look forward to a spectacular triple.feature nig and Don W, Miller and the SAY "HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY" p!anned for them by Mrs. Jack Mills, chairman, a\1d Misses Judy Barlon, Katby "n. Arthur II. Engstrom,. co-chairman and their com. Couller. Bet. yDeKeyser. Jllittee, with pr~es for som~ and favors for all present. Wendy Engstrom, Trudy Mill. Th Th 'f------: er. Jr., Jeanne Scberr, Caro. : e eatre Arts En. I line Traum and Gloria Whit- semble. under th~ direc- "My Fair' Ladies" of all tlesey. lion of. Mrs. John W. Nel- ages. Members asisting with party

~n, Will pay homage to Mrs. Richard S. Shan!lon details include tbe Mesdames I mothers "On Wings of will accompany the Ensemble Bruce J. Allen, Charles L. I ~ng," wishing them well at the pi.ana and also furnish Collinson. Donald H. DeKey- ~ith Bach's "May You the mU~lcal background for ser, Phillip D. Dexler, Millon ~ver Prosper" and dedi. the !ashlOn shows to follow. A. Manley, Millon B. Osgood,

J:ating. their serenade to Jr~r~ir.r~n~d:.g~e~:s":J~~~ ~~'~eSe:.n :Che~~~a~i~~e:~dE~: L memory lane as mothers and Shannon and Emil F. Traum. I' Former Pointer MRS. HAR. daughlers prese'nl "Significant Committee members also .OLD WAPLES is here from Events in a Girl's Lile"-from acting as models are the Mes' . .her home in Naples, Fla., "Moppet to Motherhood." dames Philip C. Dickinson., ,headquartering al the Park. Mrs. Kenl1'!tb P. Locke and Joseph J. Barton, Francis X. ~rest .wbile she visits friends I her granddaughter Michelle Coughlin, Harvey V. Kroll., mcludmg DR. FRANK BICK. Barlon will portray the excil. Kenneth .P. Locke and Arthur I NELL, of Rivard boulevard. ing first day of nursery school, O. SChmidt .

Phato by Lud SChoml& Enjoying fine spring weather aboard the Don- " . Blli • • Bolli -, ald Savages'. "Dragonfly," moored at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club! as they make final plans for their annual fund-raising fashion show to be pre. HUETTEMAN.~ WARNER sented Saturday, May 22, at Royalty House in War- JUNE 101,1971 ren are (left to right) Yachtswomen MRS. DONALD , SAVAGE, of Anita avenue, MRS. DONALD BOH. LINGER, also of Anita avenue, and MRS. JOHN BARTOS, of Woods lane. Yachts women is an organi. zation dedicated to promoting safety !1nd furthering have dinner good boating in local waters. Each member has passed the Power Squadron examination. A philan- i thropic group, Yachtswomen has in past years spon- i with us every day soreu a berth at the Coast Guard Academy, pur- chased a resuscitator for the Lake 81. Clair Shere Enjoy our special Family BuHet Monday through iff's Patrol, provided a television set for the men stationed at the lonely Detroit Light in Lake Erie, tOSS FLOlllSr contributed to the Dossin Marine Museum on Belle Satur'day from 4:30 to 8 p.m. and Sunday Isle and aided Project Hope. This year the fashion . afternoon from 12 noon to 4 p.m. Just 2.49 for adults, fete. proceeds will help finance the 81. Clair Beacon 'If Growers of Fine Flowers . Light and, aga!n, assist Project Hope. Claire Craw. ~ 174 Kerby Rd. TU 5.3000 1.99 for children. Seaway Room, 4th floor. ford, chairman of the Beacon Light William C. Miller Memorial, will accept the donation at the Come on-give Mom a break! May 22 party. hudson's eastland-B. mile-kelly Close Goodwill Ladies' Season ~~-~wv~ The Women's Association of East Grand boulevard, De- Goo.:;will Industries concludes troit. Wright Kay, for 110 years, its 40lh year of service with Reservations are b e i D g .1 Michigan's Finesl Jeweler its traditional subscription taken unlil Monday, May 10, Geranium Luncheon next Wed. by Mrs. Herman Hamel, 832. nesday, May 12, in the Good- 3752, and Mrs. Claud L. Stev. will Building, Brush slreet at ens, 531-4420, for the lurJcheoD which will be served at, noon. Following luncheon Mrs. Bernard M. Segner. of West. chester road, president, will fOR SAFETY AFLOAT conduct the business meeting featuring revorls on Goodwlll FOR EVERY FINGER BROWSE Women's very successful Gay . . . AND THEN SOME! THE SHIPS Nineties Fete held April 28. Mrs. Clarence Pfeiffer, Mrs. WHEEL Herbert Path, Mrs. Ethel Ford Sutherland and Mrs. A. War- ren Brock will discuss various Gorge on rings at Wright Kay-it's aspects of the Fete, proceeds fun, seleclions are BIG and they cost from which will provide medi. precious little! Here ore 5 of hundreds, cal and recreational services many with huge mock stones, but who's for the handicapped trainees to know? From IWle finger to thumb: and employes of the League Fresh Water Pearls 15.00; "Emerald" and for the Handicapped-GoodwUl rhinestones 45.00; "Amethyst": 35.00; Industri.~s. The afternoon's program'ls "Opals" 30.00; enameled 25.00. a filmed tour of Meadowbrook Hall, narrated by its hosless the late Mrs, Alfred G. Wilson. CANVAS In the film, made (lniy a few OXFOItDS.. days before her death, Mrs. LEATHER Wilson describes paintings OXFORDS and other decorative objects III her home informally, as the only one who loves them can ht Kay describe her most preclous shipts wheel Jl(lssessions, '''" MACK TU H Membership in and atten. U,e your W"ghl Kay Charge. Mo,ler C~arge or BonIAmerica'd. 0".'" DAILY' TO• da.lce al the Women's Assoc. 1105: Ko>cheyai tn G",,,e POLnle, Phone 8855515. open ThvrI. & f,i. 'Iii &Xl p.m. .... till I ~"'. , iation meetings are open to _._------._------_._------W"gill Koy ,'ore, 01'0 al 1500 Woodward in Downtown Delroit. Northland & Birmlnghom. any interested pernons.

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Thursday, May 6, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One Women's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women.

Baptist Ladies Wallace-DeBold Genealogical Research Workshop Sehedlued at noon. a tour of the Burto To Marry Betrothed Engaged Historical Collection at Ell joy Banquet Rites A.re Read The Detroit Society lor Gen. Chart." o'clock and opportunities f~ \, "- ealogieal Reaearch, Inc., is The programs begin at 10 Individual help. . \, substituUng a free, open.to- o'clock this Saturday morn. The Gruse Pointe Baptist ~. ' \ Church held ils annual Moth. ExcbaD,ing marriage vow, the public workshop lor lts in" May 8, in the Detroit Pub. er and Daughter Banquet ill Groue Pointe Unitarian monthly meeting thlJ May. lic Library's Main Branch Named to the Winter QuarT Tuesday evening. April 27, at Churcb Friday. April 3'>, were Speakers wlll lDclude Pointer Friends 01 the Library AUdi-1 ler University of Cincinnat the Grosse Pointe War Mem. Martha DeBold, of Hamplon Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler whose torillm. Dean's List is MARlLYN orial. road. ind Ricbard T. Wallace, subject is "Start With A I There will be a lunch bl'ilak NUZBACK. of Aline drive. "Bonnets Are Back" was the of South Edgewood drive. A reception at the Bronze Door parly theme and the room was decorated in pink, lime and rollowed the 6 o'cl6ck rites. lavender with frilly net hats Attending the newlyweds, gracing each table, wbo are at home in Hampton Program chairman Mrs. road alter a vacation in Walter I'ieschke assisted by a northem Michigan, were Mr. committee comprised of Lena and Mrs. Christopher NCirris. Bartel. Mrs. Josl!ph Koresky, 1111'S. Norwood Meyer, Mrs. Betsy and her fiance are Darrel Reaser. Mrs. Marvin students at Colorado State Toepler and Mrs. Lee Walker University in Fort Collins. An were responsible for fashion. August 21 wedding is ing the table decorations and bem, Photo by 8e>b C.rde •• Phol(l by J:ddJe McGrath, Jr. planned. (:lanning the evening. -M. and Mrs. Gordon W. Dr. llnd :Mrs. Lawrence A. Mn. Walter Cooke opened Wing, of Moran road, are an. Kroha. ol Middlesex boule. Mr. and Mr•. Robert E. Mil- the program with prayer and nouncing the engagement of vard, have announced the en. ligan, Jr., of Lakeland avenue, welcomed the ladies. Mrs. their daughter, NANCY gagement 01 their daugbter, are announcing the engage- Robert Radcliffe was toastmis. DIANE, to Douglas Kenneth KRISTINE ANN, to JObll ment of cheir daughter, JANE Watch .... tress. Schultz. son of Mrs. Betty Rlcbard Plana. Jr., SOlI of :Mr. ~LlZABETH, to Joseph F. Among those honored with Schultz, of LaBelle circle. and and Mrs. John R. Piana. of Narkevitz, Jr., son ol Dr. and corsages were the great.grand- Donald Schultz, of Roseville. Falrholme road. An October 16 Mrs. Joseph F. Narkevitz, of Fisher Rd. mothers present, those who An October 16 wedding is wedding is plaoned. Barstow, Calif. had celebrated their golden planned. The bride-elect attended wedding anniversary and sev. Nuareth College, Kalamazoo, eral other active Church wO' special features. One of .the and Wayne State University. men, highlights was the singing of Her fiance is a Western Mlcb. The program included many,l the Pointe Chorale under the igan Univ\:rsity graduate.

direction of Herman Kline, of Grosse Pointe North High III School, who performed a med. ley including "Someone to • I Watch Over Us" and "The 8101£QJtJ~~ Silver Swan." Also fea tured were the see our clella bellas ••• PERFECT ENVIRONMENT mother-claugbter teal!'~ of FOR ALL YOUR FURS Jean and Sheryl Austin, Fran- ces and Lois Faust and Carol The paioting by Michele Cascella. to be presented 10 Coltage Hospital of Grosse THIS SUMMER and Cathie Streeter, who each Pointe, OD May 6, by Mr. Gregg )aurez, owner of Galerie )aurez of Palm Beach, in their own personal way Florida. Thi~ work, by Michelle Cascella who is considered 10 be Itaiy's SpOke on "What Christ Melns ~.~'!i~!~,:~,~g~!greatest living post-impressionist, 15 • large (45 by 30.inch) lush still life and To Me." • PIl'selll • pn;'l/il/gJ' nIJ/OIII {i'l1ll/iug is valued at '5,000.00. If is distinguished as are all of CasceHa's works with ~ Roomy vaults, Following benediction the '104 EAST JEFFERSON • 100 C • DE"'ROIT M!CHIGAN a spirit of joie de vivre, a love of life at once sober and passionate, a fire and TliE PLACE: evening closed with everyone ThlWa., Fri.. Sat .. Sun.. 12 -6 p.m. t.leptx.n.: 567-1751 warmlb uilc.nnHy tempered' with soul.sootbing serenity. ifli'l air-conditioned standing and singing the fam. and dust-proof iliar hymn "How Great Thou l.. Art." " ---- Fort Ponch.rtr.in OAR Service Group To Meet Experts to clean, brush, condition, The Service Committee of Fort Pontchartrain Chapter. make amends if necessary IDaughter.s of the American Revolution, will gather for a ..~ Noon luncheon at the Golden L ion Restaurant tomorrow Friday, May 7. Chairman Is J THE SECURITY: ~ !1}surance against ;1< Mrs. Adrian V. RoU• ~ fire, theft .. Hostesses will include the Mesdames Max W. Amtner. All for a modest fee. . ~ George iKilleen, Charles Ross, CALL 886-7715 Horace H. Morgan and George A. Strohmer. An aftemoon of EXPERT RESTYLING AND REPAIRING bridge follows the business See. us tohdo y about Ires!ylinhg'y~ulr/ fur I" . meeting. announces mto t e lafesf sfye rOr f IS rO • Attending from The Pointe will be the !Mesdames Harry E. B a l' n a I'd, H. Sanbom Kay AnoJ Furs Brown. Jr., Cletus M. Laux. Carl .0. MachpherlOn, Henry an EXHIBIT of "SCHOOL of PARIS" 19216 MACK AVE. G. McCabe, W"Jlliam M. Per- i:,;:i;$M'~i e Hours; Monday thru Fri. 9:30 to 5:30 rett. Robert Hale Peterson, Bruce K. Reynolds, William W;';:t~4"'Wi Sacurday ... 9:30 to 5 p.m. E. Shoemaker, Floyd F. Smith, m\%lltHW:ll.$f~~ThW.~i~ John P. Thomas, Wilfred C. ttWJ,i Owen a~d Frank D. P.rille1. IMPRESSIONIST OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 'Tll 9 PAINTINGS

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Plan A May Tea At Memorial Church East Side K.pp. Deltas ISet Park Garden IJA~~c~u~~i~r:~b~e:~~a ladies Will Assist SI.te 'Mlgazine' Dinner Cl b' M t' g a ve n \l e, and BENEDICT -- usee 'In LEONE, of Marian court. are Kappa nelt. Sorority'. Eut _ membe~. of the Orpheus Club Side Alumnae AssociaUon will tin f th of Detroll, GEORGE THOMAS. Knights Of Charity bave its annUlI "magazine" The annual mee g 0 e conduclor, which presents its dinner at '1 o'clock next Wed. Grosse Pointe Park Garden annual spring concert Friaay, Two Pointers Are Amon9 Officers of Newly Formed neldlY, May l2, in the hOOie Club will be held Monday, I Mar 7, in, the Masoni.c Tem. Group: Many Residents Included in list of of Mrs. Henry J. Szyminski, ,I pie s Scottlsb Rite Auditorium. of Haverhlll street, Detroit. ,May 10, at 11:30 0 clock in the Ii•••••••••••••••••i Charter Membt:rs Following dinner IJutallaUon Whittier road home of Mrs. NEW 'j Gr~e Pointe's Lochrnoor Club will be the setting of oUlcers ""ill be held. Mrs. Albert M. Raisch. Mrs. Ken- • • • Robert C. Cl11awlY i. the netb S. Patton is co.hostess for on for the first general luncheon and meeting of the just. presidenl, Mrs. Henry J. S~. organized Women's Alliance for the Knights of Charity mansk! vice.prelident and Mrs. the day. Following the meet. f,'sher ~d. Wednesday, May 19. President of the new group is William H. Rozer delegate.al. ing there will be a garden " Mrs. Kenneth E. Frankford. large. tour. 1. • Other officers include " ~ Mrs. Ray W. Macdonald, organbed March 24, with 107 ? l of L 0 c h moo r boulevard, Cbarter members and niDe i vice-president, and Mrs. Wetime members lncludln, 1 Arthur R. Pfannenschmidt, Mrs. Eugene A. Casarull, of ot Virginia lane, financial Elm court. secretary. Interfaith is the by word of More are Mrs. Paul S. MIra. the org14nization, dedicated to b1to, recording secretary, Mrs. total peace and brotherhood Dominic J. Rossi, correapond. throughout the world. Tbe Jag ucretary, Mrs. Joseph E. Women's Alliance will enter. Rilt1oll, treasurer, and Mrs. taln the wives of three men, Ollver E. Frey, historian. each of a different faith, bon. After their introduc~n at ored by the truatee. of Mary. the May 19 meeting & film glade College, II e m phi 5, narrated by u-retta Young, Mich., operated by the P.I.- "Tbe LIttle Ones," will be M.E. missionaires, as Knights ., SboWD. o£ Charity eacb year. Looking ahead to next Tuesday, The .-Uliance was formally I The Alliance will also assist E. GARDNER, general chairman; May 11, and Grosse Pointe Memorial (front row, left and right), MRS. J. Church Women's Association's An- ALFREn GROW, ticket chairman, nual May Tea are (back row, left and and MRS. ROBERT LEHNER, din. Special prescription right), MlP.s. EDDIE L. PITMAN, ing room chairman. I food chairman, and MRS. ROBERT FOR : P~=fytbeAa::~:l X;~:; i~~resin m;~~o:e~in~bO~~e a~~ IPoland's Music MOTHER'S DAY Dance, to be presented this the Mesdames J. Addison Bar'jl Is AA UW Top:c ~:1: .. :~:~ year November 27 at Raleigb tush, Thomas F. Burns, Walk. .. :::: ::;: House in Southfield. Its pro. er L. Cisler, Maxin!! K. Cleo __ :;:: ;::: ceeds help support Maryglade. ments, Ross V. Corbit. Richart.: Malcolm Johns will present ::;: :::: Pointers serving as Worn. W. Cordtz, Hugh C. Daly, an entertaining and educa. :;:: Because we are prescription specialists we prepared a few:::: ens Alliance committee chair- Chilton I. Drysdale, Emmett lional program on the music :::: especially for Mother's Day. :::: men include Mrs. Frank A. E. Eagan. Charles T. Fisher, of Poland for members and :;:; .... Colombo, of Lakeshore road, Jr., Thomas K. Fisher, George guests of the Grosse Pointe :::: :::: Mrs. Herman P. Sattler, of A. Gardella, Williaul E. Grace, Branch of the American Asso. :::: Come in and see our shimmery lipsticks and sparkling nail. ~~~~ Webber place, Mrs. Thomas Claude A. Greiner, William J. ciation of Universty Women :::: glosses. Sniff our lemony '~ragronces. and lavender soaps. You'll :.:. Girardy of Vernier road, Mrs. Lilly and Thomas V. LoCicero. next ThurSday, May 13, at the :::: :;:: Russell E. Bauer, of Lake. G s P' t W Mo' 1 .•.. find something special. .... shore road, Mrs. James H. More are the Mesdames ros e om e ar em ria. :::: :•.:::..::' Louis Palombit, Rudolph Pal. This will be AAUW's last :::: R.obe" Tweadey Quello, of Berkshire road, ombit, Dom'ft'c L. PUCCI', Flor- general monthly meeting be. :::: Or, if there's a need and you are the practical type, shop our :.:. Candid Portraitll'e 838-0521 Mrs. Jer'lme P. Johannigman, ..... £ b . .•.' I .:.: of Ballour road, and Mrs. ence E. Sisman, William A. ore summer egms. :::: complete ine of hypo-allergenic cosmetics. We know you will be "::::"::",: An associate professor of :::: William H. Bundesen, of Lin. Ternes, Robert E. Thibodeau, music at Wayne State Unl'ver. :,::.: surprised ot the look and style of our line of elastic t .... colD road. Cletus J. Welling and Hugh A. •. suppor .' Charter members who re. Wichert. sity, Mr. Johns conducts the :::: stockings and panty hose. ::;: . WSU Choral Union and is also :::: :~:: organist and choirmaster at :::; So please, come on in and h t h f '.' MOTHER Grosse Poi n te Memorial :;:: see w a we ave or your mother iif Church. :::: on Mother's Day. ::: '\lJ\)R MOTHER He has traveled to many:::: '.' these~~~~1~dcountries~~~e~~~~i~gand ~~ichas con.r~ 1jj::::: .@i" .:Jc." 0Il~ ~~" . :;:;!j~. dueted choral workshops in ~:: :::; Germany and Japan. :;:: :::: EVERYDAY DISCOUNTS Reservations for luncheon :;?: ::;: ON. THESE FAMOUS B.... NDS • TOWLE • WALLACE 1 98 76 Tu 1 Mack Ave. -.:::::::» 16361 Mack Ave. ~ • GORHAM • INTERNATIONAL ~:~:~:~Stt:~h:£g~~Ti~i!i~ 1 • ALVIN • HEIRLOOM are also urged to make reser. :::: - 385 ... ~ TU 2.1040 :::: • LUNT • REID & 'ARTON n~M ~ th" s~ing 9n~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~m~~~~~~g~~~~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m~ be arranged. '. " ':.: .' ..:'~~ ----- ','~I, Sexual Politics In Church %1 ~'.~ Panel Set At Regina High J'J .I.~ Mary Daly, holder of doc- -r.7': ..: toral degrees in Theology and ... Philosophy from 51. Mary's /\j College, Notre Dame, and the I.;~ DIAMONDS • WATCHES • BIRTHSTONE RINGS University of Fribourg, Switz- OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARt: land, author of "The Church l~ and the Second Sex," who at- ALWAYS THE LOWEST Ii t::ij tracted n a t ion a I attention \ when students at Boston Col. lege marched on the Admin. Vogue JEWELERS istration Building to protest her dismissal from the Theo. 7 Mile MOr Mock Ave. logy faculty-the Administra. tion responded: She's current. TU 4-2585 ly a Boston College faculty member-and who is among MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH IS FREE the most respected and influ. entlal women in the Roman Catholic Church today, will be for Mom this Sunday the ,principal speaker in a panel discussion, "Sexual Pol- from 11 a,m, till 1:30 p,m, in the itics in the Church," tomor- row, Friday, !May 7, at 8 in whit. '.Ithilr ilil I Moth.r'. DIY Crystal Room the evening in Regina High School Audihlrium. adults $2,50-children $1.50 The program, sponsored by flvorite in tailored envelope the Detroit Association of Lay- no charge for Mom men, is open to the public. bags with goldtone touches. The panel of respondents sharing the. podium with Dt. The handbag, 8*)(7*" deep. MOTHER'S DAY DINNER Daly will Include Mrs. Blanch . , Barber, president oC the De. '," troit Council of Catholic Worn. The shoulder bag, 8*)(8" deep. in the Washington Room en, Sister Shawn Copeland, teacher 8t Martin de Porres $30, from 1 p.m. till 8 p.m. complete High School and member of the Black Religious Caucus, dinners for adults from prominent Catholic laywoman Mrs. Vance Agosta and The $4,25, children $1.85 Reverend Thomas Hlnsberg, director 01 the Detroit Indus. JacobsonS trial Mission and chairman of In The Village . CALL NOW FOR 'SECONDS' the Detroit secretariat for Wor1tj Peace and Justice. 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Harper Hospi tails al noon will be (ollowed :1 Mrs, Richard McKt'an at 88~ . is lal AUXIliary has a special by Iunl'heon. 3516 and Mrs. Paul Halling al 'May 19, at the Georgi8n East charge, nor is a physician reo treat planned for ils own: A Guests are welcome. Reser. 885.SMl. ' Extended Care I,'acility, Mack lerral required. program by Leon's of Grosse. _. ------______' avenue at 1:30 o'clock. Janet The monlhJy meetings, part Poinle, Leon Sehoyan will' Spriggs and several of her 01 the Resiliratory Disease pro. feature Barry Manther. hair I classmates, Occupational The. gram sponsored by the T8 stylisl, and Peter Schneider. I Mother' $ Day Offering rapy students from Wayne and Health Society 01 Wayne makeup tecbnician. who will State University, will be guest Counly, are coordinated by transform several members In the Farms speakers., Suzanne Gibson, a Registered via new hair styles. make.up. The meeting is OpeD to aU Physical Therapist who is as. and possibly wigs. club members and anyone else sociate director of RD pro. Date is next Wedn~sday. interested in learning the lat. grams for the Society. May 12; place. Lochmoor Club. The business meeting lVRINI fROM '"INTUCOlfHHI:(" and white silent mm (1924) The Long and Sensuous created by Picabia, with Erik. SaUe and Rene Clair, as an intermission feature of the . Funky Cut Swedish Ballel's perform. . ances of "Relache" on "hich Picabia also collaborated. Bolh film and ballet are rich in slapstick comedy and cele. '.. brate the uninhibited life. Founders Society members will preview the exhibition (rom 8 to 10 o'clock next Tues. 1/ om e Sweet 1/om (' day. May 11. I The Picabia retrospective I will be open to lhe public >' without charge during regular GEORGEL. PALMS, Realtor-886-4444 museum hours, 9:30 to 5:30 o'clock Tuesday through Sun. family business for Ollf'r acenlUry day. Admiring the aged musical scores, tions; MRS. ARTHUR CHURCHMAN quills and roses which will be used and MRS. KEITH HICKS, general co- in table decorations to symbolize the chairmen for the luncheon and en. appearanc~ of the Jills from Bloom- tertainment. The Jills are a nine-girl field Hills at the May Musicale of the honors singing ensemble from Bloom. Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian field Andover High School who have Church Women's Association next achieved a wide reputation through Thursday, Mar 13, at 12:30 o'clock appearances on television and in con- Draper's are (left to rIght) MRS. JAMES L. certsin major cities. SPENCER, in charge of the decora. MagnClV"O~ Bart Edmond Inte'rcoiHure Salons Plan Picabia Exhibition at Art Institute Say, "It's the Cut that Counts." Francis Pic a b i a, who the exhibition: • A c";n~ prcsentation wilh 60th ANNIVERSARY thumbed his nose at the art • William A. Mamfield, art commentary will run almost establishment at the turn of historian who selected and or. continuous);' in the Farns- "Your hair is shaped so hair will retain an over all the century, pioneering tech- ganized the show, will give a worth Avenue ('l1lranee lobby. evenly and it is left so look of length and the niques and attitudes whose in. public lecture on "Picabia; • Free public tours of the CELEBRAnaN flexible it can be combed length can be extended to fluence may still be seen Painting, Poetry, Polemi.cs exhibitior.. will be conducted into a totally new hair 14 to 20 inches. among contemporary artists, and Personality." Sponsored by Susl,,'le F. Hilberry, of Come in ... enjoy special anniversary style without silting under wUl be the subject of a major by the Friends of Modern lhe musellm's Education ')e. prices on Stereo Portables and Component 8" diagonal measure a hot hair dryer. With the "It has been a long time retrospective exhibition at the Art, the event is open to the partment, each Tuesday, be- Systems ... Radios ... Tape Recorders Capilustro technique. (here Detroit I11stitute of Arts May public at 8 o'clock Wednesday SOLID-STATE TV ... 'since we saw so much ginning May 18, at 1 o'clock : .. Monochrome and Color TV! is no setting with rollers. enthusiasm. This fanastic 12 through June 27. evening, May 12, in the mus. and Thursday, beginning May no pins and very little haircut will give a whole A continuing s ens a t ion eum lecture hall. Admission is 13, at 11 o'clock. PLAYS ANYWHERE I and sometimes no back. new appreciation of what among the avant-garde itself $1.50, (students 60c), at the • There will be free screen. combing." cUll,ing mastery is all both before and after World door. ings of "Entr'acte," a black Take model 5261 with you War I, Plcibia will be seen "The new Funky and about. The youth are at. wherever you go and enjoy in 139 paintings, drawings, . Shag cut can be given to tracted to the ne",: long cut . mixed media and related docu- photo-sharp 38 sq. in. pictures. any length hair - to of 'They don't want their hair ments loaned by publie mus. Advanced solid-state mini. midi. maxi. because piled high on top of their eums and private collectors in components replace tubes and it is graduated into more head. They want it loose in Europe and the United States. layers. Despire this the casual styles:' This Parisian of French and f,nd damaging heat ... and its Spanish descent was an or. removable sun shield gives Bart Edmond iginal abstractionist and glare-free viewing. Optional \ beauty salon joined with Marcel Duchamp rechargeable battery pack in the Dada movement. He GROSSE POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN lived, with an audacious Iile. permits use at beach, outings 21316 Mack Avenue 45 E. 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---,~---_.--- -.... _-~ . -~ ------_._------~-_._--_ •.._------_._----,. - -_ .. ------_._- ,-- - Present Ecology Po I.nte Tr I.0 N a med School. which primarily serves gree In Bacteriology from Syr. ' grown children, Eric and Lisa. Inner City children. acuse University and priur to Alter gradualing magna' cum PIa n Ce nte r Lea U e Prograln May 11 Mrs. Gershenson is active her marriage was a teachinl( ilauda Crolll BrOwn University, 9 with lbe National Council oC fellow in Research Bacterial. I' Eric spent a year stUJY,i.ngill . Sh D -- T T . WU F P t Jewish Women, ORT and ogy at Wayne Slate Ur.iversity Euro~ aad joined VISTA, , IDterest in .preserving the 0 0 p 'OS S Brandeis Women of which she where she earned a Masters I Lisa, a r('ccnt graduale III FaShI0 n ow U0 environment wiU be program is a former vice president. degree. j Northwestern University, lives subject at a meeting of the I ----- She holds a Hach,'lors de. The Gershensons have two and works in lloston. Women's Assoc£ation or the IOfficers and Directors Elected .t Il.COO-Member ---- ..---'---_.------..-- --,---- ~ ~ ...--- .---- ..------' ------~.-. Members of Group Which Supports Northeast Guid. Grosse Pointe Congregational; V I t G I A I ~.. t' H Id Church next Tuesday Ma 11 t 0 un eer roup s nnua mee Ing e I c1nce Fc1cility Will Model During General by owner-Lincoln Road, in Grosse Pointe City "What's a Woman te: Dof.' i~ ' late last Month I luncheon Meeting at GPYC tbe title for the panel discus. ., ------_. sion on l'colog;.'. Mrs. WIlham y. Gard, of Dear lane, has b:een / The Assistance League to the Northeast Guidance Participants will be informed elected .a vice-presIdent of Women for the UnIted I I Cen~er gathers {or a general meeting, luncheon and women in the community In. FoundatJon {WUF). Among new board members named pair o.f fa~hion shows next Thursday, M~y 13. at the eluding Mrs. Leonard Siowin. for a three-year term are two other Pointers, Mrs. I Grosse POinte Yacht Club. Mrs. Robert G, Vallee will Mrs. William Frame, llUss Ralph T. McElvenny, of Cloverly road, and Mrs., * pass the gavel and the presidency to Mrs. Charles B. Eleanor Carmody and Mrs. Warren S, Wilkinson of East Jefferson av~nue. I Early Boyce during the afternoon. Richard S<:holl. All. attending 1 The 11 OOO.membe~ vol- of>- ' Occupancy The meeting this year~------are requested to bring throw. '.. It. ' away bottles to be recycled. unteer orgamzation e ec - Donald 0 Dowd. Mrs. Mark I Ie bas been consolidated to Reservations for the lunch. ed new officers and direc. Yost. allow for a sumptous lunch eon to follow the noon business tors at its annual meeting Hundreds of WUl" members I 5!4 % E)(isting followed by two fashion meeting may be made in the late last month in the fr'>m throughout the Wayne. i Mortgage shows. . Church Office or by calling Mauna Loa Restaurant, Oakland.Macomb area g~th. I The first will satisfy tennis 884.3075 brfo~e noon M~nday,: Detroit. "red for t~e annual meeting. enthusiasts, for Ray oSenkow- May 10. Child care will be Detroiters Mrs. Aaron H. A Polynesian. luncheon pre. * ski's Tennis Shop promises provided. Gershenson was named to ceded a sbowlng of pool and Convenient' the lalest in tennis wear. succced Mrs. R. Alexander patio fashions, wilh WUF League member Mrs. WilUam Alpha Phi Alumnae Plan Wrigley, of Bishop road, as me~bers mode~g. 'j' '0 Schools, Fulgenzi will comment ate the Potluck Dinner Meeting president. " Mrs. Lynn~. Townsend was "Village" and show and will reveal who is __ I Other new oUlcers Include lu~cheon. cbalrman, Her com- l "Hill" Shopping to be awarded a t~nnis dress The Detroit-Grosse Pointe M.rs. W. Calvin Patterson, of mlttee tnclud~ Mrs. Gard,I' donated by the Sh<,p. Alumnae Chapter of Alpha BirmIngham, Mrs. Cahrles .L. Mrs. ZechmelSt.er and Mrs. * Abercrombie and Fitch, for Phi will hold its final meeting Wells and Mrs. Jsador~ Win' Robert D. MatuJa. ; the first time in Groue Pointe, of the leason, a potluck din. kelman, both of DetrOIt, and I The newly.elected W U F ' will show fashions for aU types ner neltt Tuesday May. 11 Mrs, George Zeehmelster of president, Mrs. Gershenson,l at '7 o'clack in the Lincol~ Roseville, all vice.preside~ts. was chairman of the fourth! fOR PRIVATE SHOWING of occasions, from home wear to safari c lot h e s. Yvonne road home of Mrs Jeff Welsh. Mrs. Stephen M. TUltas annual Heart of Gold Award I Spacious center.entrance colonial feoturing, lovely Jarg~ living •..room AT FARMS HOME er. . was n~med recording secre. Council luncheon held in Feb. ; Petrie, fashion editor of the with exquisite ponderosa mantle plus recently refinished parqueted Rare co .. ed ,i,'eenlo century eorly Detroit News, will commen. The dinner will be followed tary With Mrs. Alan F. Canty ruary to honor the metropoli. Georgian (abinel~ rich oriental tate tbis show aDd tell what by installation of oaiters for as her assistant. tan area's top volunteers for floors. Exciting Mutschler Kitchen with good size breakfast area. Four cH(C' in ,ed la(qu.r. S2500. is new on the fashion scene. the lW11.72 year. Including Addfd to the board of dir. 1970. • bedrooms plus 20W x 21 Yl' family-room, king-sized closets, two IIho Chippendale mahogany t,ipad Models for both sbows wID Mrs. Roy, Broman, president; ectors were Mrs., Char~es Far. She IS ~ board !"cmber ant.! impressive marble walled baths with storage on second floor. Newly talbe C 1760, "Piecru.t" and Mrs. Roger Mulier, vice-pres i- mer, Mrs. Lo\us Friedland, ~lIrmer vice preslden~ of Un- highly ornamentof wall miHor be League Memhera Mrs. Roll. carpeted bedroom, full both on third floor, full attic, marble window ert Wachter, Mrs. Donald dent. Mrs. Richard Laramy Mrs. Lee Iacacca, Mrs. Harry lted CommunIty ServIces Wo- C 1780 lor .Iegont home. seer~tary; and Mrs. Ladd; L. Riggs, Mrs. Ralph E. John. me~'s Committee. She also is sills on first floor, Richard, Brownell and St. Paul's Schools are close P,j.ale .ouy." only-firm p,;ce, Siegel, Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mrs. William Atkins, Mrs. Rice, treasurer. son, Mrs. Frank D. Leonard, a dIrector of Planned Parent. by. 2Y7 car brick attached garage, fenced in back yard, lorge corner PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR Dol{glas Willis, \Mrs. William All Alpha Phis in the area Mrs. Ernest Meyers, Mrs. hood and Community Music lot. Recreation room with fireplace. TELEPHONE NUMBER Fiscus, Mra. Roy Leinweber, are vordially invited to at. I Addr ... , Mrs. Jack Otto, Mrs. Michael tend. Reservations must be reo Paint:ng C'las" s Serl.eS OfLered For Appointment, 882-7374 GlOSsa POIIlTE HlWS..... 1).1 Disser and Mrr. Jo\tn Jay. ceived by social chairman Mrs. .. 10' I' Richard Terrien, 778.0318, as . ------... . soon as possible Following hIS re/:ent lecture Iperiod as artist'ln.residence in ____ .__ I -demonstration in Fries Audi- Trenton. His studio at the UPHOlSTERI6 CO. M"d C t C 'd torium of the Grosse Pointe SCarab Club hums. Ale 14122 M.ck AYe...... VA 2.'''' 1 • en ury onsl ers War Memorial Center, profe.- He has the ability to impart All Aspects of Ecology sional portrait j: ~inter and .his skill to others in basic L • Custom • teacher Joseph Maniscalco understandable terms which, REUPHOLSTERING & RESmlNG Ecology 8!t it relates to Air, will offer a series of Portrait while they embody the best in Water, Soil and Noise was Painting 8nd Still Life cIas. theory, are practical and de- • fr" pick UfJ. atad dtU"", • stltct 'rom huftdr,dI of fiM the topic for discussion at the ses at the Center Wednesday monstrable. He uses many in. May 4 meeting of Mid-Century falmel mornings lMay 19 through novative teaching methods, Toastmistress Club. The group • CUSlOm mode lIip eOl7ffI July 16 from 9:30 o'clock un- such as slides to iUustrate the gathered at lbe club's new til Noon, development of a portrait. i • gIIlInmt,td • tenftI GlllIil4b'- ! meeting place, First Ldtheran Mr. Maniscalco, since his Classes are limited and ad" I, nEE ESTIMATES- VA 2-'''' Church, Cadieux road, Detroit, ~ays as a student at the Arts vance registration advised. The OVI. so YEA.S 1)(f'I.II"CI at 9:30 o'clock Tuesday mortl- Students League in New York, fee Is $35 for. 10 weeks of in. " (',D. ing. has been a professional por. struction. :-=- Visitors are welcome at trait painter, He has painted I i[l.J Mid.Century meetings. Furth. political fig u res such - as Receiving a Bachelor of Arts er information may be ob. George Romney, sports greats degree from Nazareth College, COLONIAL. LAMP SHOP tained by call1ng VA 2.8667 such alr Gordie Howe and a Kalamazoo, Ap,I;'il,24 was ~'i_K , ' ,.. . ""_' ~. _.-~ .. --,'.;:! .', t, or 293-7449. host of induatrlal tyCOOlUl,.yet CHERIE' . ELIZABETH RE. 22420 Mack Ave.-St. Clair Shores some of hi. .most appealing NOUF, daughter of MR. and {'- CHRISTINE KUJAWSKI, work has been dODe.with ehB. MRS. S. J. RENOUF, of Lake. of Braclay road, accepted res. dren. He hu just completed land avenue . • Lalli JJ Re pairillg • f..amp Slwdes ervatlons for the sixth annual Women of Wayne "Headlin • 24 FAIR ACRES • Lmll /) Parts ers" brunch held at the Roos. tertaU last Saturday, May 1. Browse And every day fhereafter, in this perfect home. Arranged for Virginia and Joe Jursek compatible three generation living. Emphosis is placed on relaxing; Uours 9:30 to 5:00 779-3150 'he areos far removed from entertaining area~.Elegant! living roo.m ship's overlooks water, formal dining room opens to sunny family room with fireplace and wet bar. Quiet study encourages concentration. i wheel Besides the six family bedrooms and four bqt~s (that are arranged WICK in suites) there is a fine apClrtment in the rear wing. The greenhou.se.

and • Am.ricon attcl Conallian is a horticultlJrist's delight. Zoned heating, central air-conditioning, I 'hart. if. .. filtered air and burglar alarm system comple~e this executive home .. WILLOW • Doclcl.y', $predro .. 15300 Kercheval Iea.y ceUIH pie" ••) ,It', Nautical cor. Beaconsfi.ld • Ilttoculal'l But Nice Nauticlll Lamps We'ye Got ", ___ 821-9320 Hi. IMcllhip hw.lry SIIIP'S WHEEL faMOUS NO.POlE JOHN S. GOODMAN --- - .... s.m witII ...... 93 KERCHEVAL, On The Hill TU 6-3060 Baskets - Canvas - Ya,n $39.50 VALUE ••••• $29.50 Over exciting new d!!sign!l plus Zodiac cha rts 20 Foul WH ..... Comfort with Sty.. . ond monograms for your needlepoint bags., Jaclc.t. Only 24.59 Valu. 17.95 I Store Hours 9:30 'til 5:00 19605 Mack ,~ Thursday Evening 7:00 rtil 9: 15 TU 2-1340 , OpIIn Daily 9-6; Sal., 5 p.m. Lake St" Clair is your Neighbor • Masfereharge accepted ,! • l ! l •I I /• • •, ., - - !~ ,:~. ,I •, r ,• ! r - finest in phormoceutico/s ,.- '4 t

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;:::::=G=R=O=S=S;;;;;E;;;;;P;;;;;O==IN;;;;;T=E=W;;;;O;;;;O;;;;D;;;;S;;;;;;;;;;;.;.;;.1Set Sandcasting ~ South High Girls-K~~~Th~-i-~-B~~i'~'~~~-'-'1Ed~a'~~'~;f::-Nobl~ Club Big, Little GPYC Day at Center II ITo Hold Annual Reunion I . 1":>1 I Ladies To LUlu'" restJytet'tQn L-fl urcfl I The Edna Cha!lee Noble fA Creative (un (or the entirA, Alumni' and Speech Club wl'll 19950 MACK AVE, at TORREY RD. 886.4300 ", ' MothNs and uau~i:ters galh. (amily in the form of "Sand.: ,hold its 84th annual reunio.n ('f this Saturday at Ihl:' Gross(' Wors!lip Services: 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. casting" has been scheduled i a.~d I~ncheo~ at the Women s ,Pointe Yacht Club (or Ihl'lr Church School 9:30 and Adult Forum by the GrossE Pointe War Me. ; , (;lly Club tillS Saturuay. May. traditional spring lun h' "1 don'~ ~~r::~,~I~~,I)~O ~~~~s 111m" morial Center on its lakeside I ; 8 .. at 12:30 o'c1ock. Hostess is Jlarty, Chairman o( the c r.~~~J Dr. JOlin Olert. Jr. lawn Sunday afternoon. May I ~ ~oln~er Rebecca Grace. T~e 8 feslivilit's is Lure Girschlll'r 16, from 1:30 to 5:30 o'clock, I ~Iub s theme o( th~ month IS assist('d b)' cO'l:hairman Rulh with the ballroom reserved! ! When love and skIll work t~: Morden, General l:hairman of 1 in case of rain. ' gelher ~xpect a masterpIece the Club's ladies' activities i

The Grolle Pointe unitariallislIl: an open, for. 'I The program will be direct. 'I' -Ruskin: JQ Anne Shreve, Con,re,ational . I' . ed oy an expert in creativity, FollOWing luncheon melli' Church lcar d .I00 k 171(1Te 1(l1U1I. ! Jackie Melissas, of Franklin.: hers will witness Ihe installa. Committll' ml:mbers includ,' 'tart'an church I' whose art classes for moms 1 lion o( new oUicers, Program Joan Knies, Adele Theuerkorn, 240 Challonte at Lothrop and tots bave been so popular ' ('hairman :llrs. Devere Method Wanda Shelton. Kalhy With, 9:30 Il.m. and 11:00 a,m. the unl , both at the War Memorial and i has arranged (or Tony Siongo ers. Lori Girschnt'T and Kriss Worship Services and at the Birmingham Community and Tony Dodge. both grad. I Girschner, Church School harrll c. meserve, llIirlister Center. uates o( Red(ord High School. I' Crib and Kindergarten 17150 maumee at neU Sandcasting is for moms, 10 give readings. Mrs. Ruey I Facilities Available service and church school, pops and children-especially l'. Briggs will orrer a dramatic i "THE POWER OF 10;30 a.m. pre.school through nine.year. I prcsentation entitled "A Little i A WOMAN" "What is )Iaturit)'" olds. Families are welcome Humor and Drama." ~ Rev. George E. Prue$sner. In Care Pastor Dr Har }' C Meserve Ito come any time th~y like, The Club will then prl!sent • r . stay liS long as they like and a drama scholarship to Tony Dr. Ro)' R. Hulcheon --Ilike.bring picnic luncbes if they (Dodge. Fint E",li.h THE GROSSI POINT! All sandcasters are warned I BAPTIST CHURCH to wear casual clothes and EVI Lutheran 8 Mile a& Mad. must bring a five. pound bag I , GrOIN Palate W.... of quick dry plaster per per. ' I Ohurch IlIvU"lICU to UlM.hlp !Dit" U.. son, a plastic bucket or pall, . ~-"'" '~'.I ORDUN 9:45 A.M. h bo k' h " . Vernier Road at Wed,e,,'ood CHURCH SCHOOL one S Oil x, one Itc en uten. ',,' Dr1I'e. Grosse Pointe :Wood 11:00 A.M. sil for digging and 8n old ) MORNING WORSHIP towel and paper cup. I 884.5~ 7:00 P.M. From a plastic wadIng pool The State Office Education Associ. rightl, are Grosse Pointe South High I EVENING WORSHIP lilled with sand participants ation (OEA) recently held its annual School students PAM BREMER, who Church Worship 8:30 .. 11 NURSING Sundar SChool 8:30 R~~t::~ :::~~d, fill their shoeboxes with sane! contests for approximately 1,000 stu. won first place in ~1achine Transcrip. HOME Rev. Robert Radcliffe, in which they make designs dent members at South MacOllll> '::om. lion, and ANNE WECKLER, who cap. Re\' . P. Keppler Rn. David Proctor, Minister of Christian of their choosing and press munity College. Pictured, (leit to tured first place in Job Application. MSt. Pallor Education shells or other interesting ob. ------,-.------80,1;; EAST JEtn:nSU:\ je~~aster is then poured into Slate AMl1' Anniversary Celebration On Saturday ICrewel Course UETIWIT. ~IICII. Gro... "oillt. U.ito. the box and the young artists ., ' " can enjoy their lunches while T~e Amerlcan.I.tallan Pro., and an accomplished proces.1 Beguls May 13 H21~3525 METHODIST CHURCH St. Paul Ey. waiting for the mold to dry' fe~sJOnal and BUSiness Worn.j sional musician, will pl'OI'ide,

(it takes about an hour). en s Club, (A~lIT) celebrat.es entertainment d u I' i n g the I' --.- 211 1040"" RM. e "6.2363 Lutheran Church Registerations should be the ~5th ~nmversary o( Its luncheon. Two recenl recip. II: lIew co.urs In Crewel Em- Mlni.t~ CM!font•• nd L.ttlr., made in advance. Cost is $2.50 (oundmg WIth a Noon lunch. ients of the club's scholarshill I brOidery ~11l be added to. th.e I Pcr", A, Tlaomoa TU 1"'''' (or parents and one child $1 eon ~aturday, May 8, at the awards, Ruth Neville and Grosse Pomte War MemorIal s 9:15 FAMILY WORSHIP y SERVICE We Invite You to Worship more for each additional iam. DetrOit Yacht Club '(or memo Nancy }o'alzone, will join l\Iis~ I schedule Thurs.da afternoons Chu,-ch Kilool lor nur. With Us i1y member. bers and guests. Rossi in JlialJl) and vocal ren.1 from 1 to 3 0 clock, M~y 13 WHY PAY' MORE? sery thru I1xth ,ride'. I 9:30 Worship &: ______Charter members will be ditions.' thro~gh June 17. ~t will be 10:IS Church School for ,rades seven through twelve. Sunday School (1.8) ROGER S. VAN DER KAR, honored lor their outstanding I taup,a~ by Mrs. DaVid Fessen. ALL FURNITURE 200/0 Adult Am1nars and dl. cusalon ,roup •. 11:00 Worship &: of Rivard boulevard, has been service to the Club 8nd to the I ~en. In a .very small class 11:15 MORNING WORSHIP Sunday Scbool (aU ages) 'Iected to a four-year tt'rm as Detroit commul'ity. Special H " 1111I lied to eIght., . ABOVE COST SERVICE , • ..,. Chart .. W. landrock director o( the American tribute will be paid to Mrs, OnleCOllUng Mrs. Fesse~den WIll prOVIde Church School for nur. We carry major brands sery lhru Kindergarten. .'V. ..I."d L. leh...... Foundrymen's Society. Joseph Lalli. cc..founder with ,4 M all the su.pphes necessary at , 1 the late Mrs. Vinrcnt Guili8no, /:l t arygro've cost: She IS a member oI. tbe I and ladies who attended the Nahon~1 Standards CounCIl of first AIMIT meeting including EmbrOl?crers ~nd has tau.ghl UNIQUE FURNITURE SIMichall'. Mrs. Edward L. Baker, Mrs. Homecoming Day for Mary. pro(esslOnally 111 Connecticut 352-6511 St.'Jaml' Gino Giovanetti, Mrs. Dominic grove alumnae Saturday, May a~d .New York as we)) as Episcop.1 Ohurch Pucci, Mrs. Frank Rizzo, Mrs. 15, will honor the class o( 1921 Michigan. . . Decorating Assistance Available Adolph Rosselli, Mrs. Louis on its 50th anniversary, thc The fee. IS $30 for SIX two. Lulheran Ohurch 20475 $v.lli ,. ,.rt The Grosse Pointe Rossetti and the late Mrs. Jo. class of 1946 on its 25th llnd hour sessIOns. G...... , W... sepb Uberti. the class of 1lJ61 on its lOth, ------The Re... z.s.lr H. Y_. TU 4-0511 Reelor Memorial Their aim was to lurther The program begins witll n Garden Council II 8:30 .. 11 a.Ill, S,"lc .. 8:00 '.m. Euchartst artistic, cultural, educational 10 o'clock Mass, (allowed by ,~ SERVICE 10:00 '.ID. Cllon) .Euehartlt. • , .:,30 a.m. SundllY School Sermon C bur e b Ohurch and social life in Detroit by a champagne reception. and! ~Ieets ~I011day (!'tuner)' lor SIllIll CbU4ren) Sebool-InflJl1l t1mI professional women of Italian lunch. A fash'ion show will be Junlor Hilh • - United Presbyterian descent and those having fam. presented at 1 and the stu. '~' makes /it... G E. KlIPlIl ...... 11:30 I.m. !:lIcblrilt wIth 16 Lake Shore Rd. i1y ties with Americans o( dent,facully art exhibit will be I The Grosse Pointe Garden ~:llld Short Italian extraction. Two schol. open in the afternoon in the I Coun~il l~i1l hold its annua.l It." ,." F. H."., , .... For Intormation arships were set up: The Mai'y college galleries. ,meetmg. m the Central LI' night or day Guiliano Scholarship Award I brary, Kercheval avenue at call 882.5330 and The !Maria Lalli Charily Mrs. Frank Evallski, of \ Fisher road, next Monday Award. 'Newcastle road. is general I May 10, 8t 9:30 o'clock. Re: "Worship Services .. .., ,'.'. -' chairmilO. Regist.'ation chair. I ports o( officers and chairmen and Church School The Club s original alms ,are mall is Mrs. Kenneth Roach. I will be followed by an election followed each season and an o( Preslwick rOud, I and installation o( new oficers 9:30 Ind 11'15 a~nual fun~.~aising a!(ai.r pro. :-- ' • vldes additional benefits to; I h d h ,,]I • "A SECRET JUST FOR YOU" deserving youn!! students and i S art an., 0 T e PO"Inte DIFFERENCE ~ MICHIGAN' . . to various l!haritable groups. I Dr. Ray H. Klel~ I Joan Rossi, AMIT member ,------And the difference at Shoreline East is our service. (Continued from Pag'! 15) MR. and MRS. WILLIAM D. Oo'"rman service. Valet parking. 24.l1our guard service. NOTICE OF SCOTT FERINGA, Grosse I SNYDER. of Shawnee Mis. A penthouse party room for entertaining. A boat dock Pointe South High School sen. ! sian, Kans., lInd Honolulu, for guests. And good, quiet luxury throughout. Myr. ior, son of DR. and MRS.: Hawaii, were lhe house.guests PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF lads of river vistas are you r5 -. via glass wi ndow bays In Oft PHILIP J. FER IN G A, of of 'her sister and brother.in. every apartment. Penthouse jewel cales of lights and Westchester road. was chosen law. MR. and MRS. ARTHUR stars are on view every night. Studios. one, two, three PROPOSED BUDGETS (rom the First House District. W. KLEINSCHMIT. JR., o( beClroom suItes available. Models on display 11 AM to to participate in Ihe MAN.' Loehmoor boulevard, during 5 PM or by appointment. for 1971-1972 DATE Legislative Intern Pro, ! the UniverSil)'.Liggett Alum, gram April 26 through 29 in ni Wee ken d. Mrs. Klein. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing on the MICHIGAN Lansing, w her c he accom. sehmiL's mOlher, MRS. J. M provosed Budgets for the fiscal year beginning July I, panied Representative WCL. SUTHERLAND, and MRS. 1971, and ending June 30, 1972, will be held in the I LIAM R. BRYANT. JR" to WI L L I A M KLE1NSCHMIT City Hall. 90 Kerby Road, on Tuesday, May IB, 1971, I meetings and sessions. attend. also attended the Alumnae i~1I0REZJNl!} at 8:00 p.m. ed information seminars and. Luncheon held at tHe Counlry I NOTICE met top State officials. Club. "On the The following is a summary of the proposed Budgets: 1'; (t 'C" ------CITY COUNCil MEETING CAROL I,EE K ASS A n, ' E&ST Water's Edge" daughter o( MR. and MRS.! GENERAL FUND EDWARD J, I{ASSAB, o( Rcn. ' INDUSTRIAL & 8200 E. JEFFERSON EXPENSE aud road and Hillsboro Beach, BUDGET ACCOUNTS APPROPRIATION COMMUCtAL CALL 567-1175 $ 163,000.00 The Regular Meeting of the City Council to be Fla" was requested 10 at.! . Administrative tend Ihe 23rd allnual Honors ! Managemenl-Schostak Bros. & Co. 517,211.00 held on Monday, May 17, 1971, has been post- I PoliCil I Convocation at Eastern Mich. PIPING? c,n Fire 352,280.00 poned. uncil 8:00 'p.m. on Tuesday, May 18, 44,680.00 igan University May 5, She'll Public Service III be a Dental Hygiene student 480,594.00 1971, the Counctl Chambers of the City Hall Public Works lhis fall at the University of 119,700.00 90 Kerby Road, due to the obser~ance of Recreation Michigan. Her brother ROB. 3,3:10.00 Municipal CQurt Mayor's Exchange Day on May 17, 1971. ERT LEWIS KASSAB has Sewage Pumping 12,921.00 180,570.00 CARROL C. LOCK I madc the Honor Roll at the General P.1lm Cove Deach School, ~lajor and Extraordinary 118,996.00 Deputy City Clerk •• Pom'ano Beach, Fla. 'fOTAL $2,053,302.00 t••\ 94,660.00 Debt Service Publish.ed-Grosse Poime News. issue of May 6. 1971. I TOTAL EXPENSES $2,147,962.00 ~~~rvic. CITY OF FINANCING Estimated Revenues-State Sharea, •••• Fines, Permits, Licenses, Fees, Etc. $ 509,975.00 133,000.00 ~rO__t1PointeJarm~ IIPORTANT TO YOU Surplus Reapproilriated Tax Levy' 1,504,987.00 Check One: TOTAL F1~ANCING $2,147,962.00 MICHIGAN D \' 0 A NICE HOME ~ 0 A HEALTHY FAMILY tproposed Tax Rate-$14.50 BIDS INVITED ~ 0 A BOOMINGBUSINESS WATER FUND AUTOMOTIVE IBJ PEACE Of MIND I BUDGET REVENUE INSURANCE $ 309,520.00 ~ ( Estirna ted) COVERAGE SECURITY fOR THE ABOVE. Last section of the Eastland Expenses Appropriation Sealed bids for furnishing insurance on the auto' Apartment Filtration and Pumping $ 123,950.00 motive equipment owned by the City of Grosse i ~ Our £~w?!!.~I!!ONEVER Community _ Distribution 8nd Administration 145,355.00 39,000.00 Pointe Farms will be received at the City Hall, 90 Depreciation I Jusl a uery felY 01 these choice Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan apartm(;nls left. Join fine neighbor5, TOTAL EXPENSE $ 308,305.00 48236, untilll:00 a.m. on Monday. May 24, 1971, Great location. Adjacent to Eastland ESTIMATED !'olET PROFIT 1,215.00 at which time, all bids will be publicly opened and INC. Center. Walk to line shops, restaurants ~ ;~;~~:;::~~;~;o~LA;RIA theater. Close 10 1-94 Edsel Ford ' read aloud. Freeway. Make your move today! TOTAL BUDGET $ 309,520.00 Anyone interested in furnishing a bid may do so DUUn 2 'UROOM aPARTMENTS $289,SO/month incilldu carpel ing and by obtaining specifications at the office of, the all utilities, except electricity, :t City Manager, during office hours. COMMUNITY HOUSE _. SWIMMING POOL The proposed Budgets are on tile in the OCfice of I' The Council reserves the right to reject any or Model localed at 20441 BeaconsfIeld Or. the City Controller for public inspectll'ln during regular ~ (at Vernier Road} , office hours, 8:30 a.m. until 4:3[1 p.m., Monday through all bids, and to accept the bid deemed to be to the , Furnished by J. L Hudson fastland Friday. Studio of Interior Design, best interest of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms. Open 11:30.5:30 Daily and Sunday (Closed Tues,) Phone 839.2455.886.2584 CARROL C, LOCK CARROL C. LOCK Deputy City Clerk Deputy City Clerk ,~4mN lAl.,fj;NlI,l Published-Grosse Pointe News, Issue of May 6, 1971. Pu~lished- Grosse Pointc News. issue of May 6. 1971. ~"Il" • CG~",

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Twenty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 6, 1971 [ Obituarres Letters to the Editor .J YSD Seminars / Memorial Center Donors THOMAS NESTE. S p e c k and The Reverend II He wa. 'a member oJ the Funeral service. for Mr. James Ballantyne. She was the Dear------,------Sir: Are Successful (Collt1Dueclfrom Page 1) I Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Pea. Nester, 73, of 0124Hall place, Detroit EII.l.beerfAg Society, great.granddaughter 01 Cap. Mr. Her.-Ick', Jetter to tbe spobSlbl~ and weU informed By Peptller WJdtela" Paul W. Kunitz, Mr. and Mr.>. ~~~~o:r. and &In. Morton were held on Saturday, M.y I, Society of Automotive Encl. I tain JobJ1 B. Ford and the editor April ~d was well. In the Verheyden Funeral neer. ; the A merlcan Society about the travel they are I As a result of couversations Fred A. Ku~ch, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Wiillam W. niece of Mrs, Joseph B. Schot. reasoned b,lt iIl-i.nformed. (He Home and from St. Paul-on. of Tl'stlng Materials; the Na. recommendJ,nJ." with tbe Police Chiefs of the .Joh~ Lacarla, Mr. and Mrs Peattie, Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. man. Mrs. Jones died In De. was protesting the March 18th the Lake Cburch. He died on tiollai Production Authority Since ely I Wilham B. LaCer, Dr. and M I cembt'r. 1005, sbortly alter ,be r , Clve Poi n t e s and Harper '{ s AICred D. L8Fcrte Mr Peeler, Dr. and rs. l:ar os Department 01 Coogrees dur. Grosse Pointe Human Rela. Forman S. Johlllton Woods, members of the Youtb "r. 'M Perez. Borja. Mr. Ilnd Mrs, Thursday, April 29, 1DCotlage and Mr. Jones celebrated their Hospital. ing World War II; the Amerl. 1I0n~ Council ad headlined 50th wedding anniversary. Service DiV1&iollhave initiat. and Mrs. Eugene Lange, r. Earle A, Peters, Mr. and Mrs. can Society for Metals; the "WbJtney Young Killed by 'fo the Editor: . f and Mrs. Vincent G. Leach, N P 1 M d Mr A native Delroiter. Mr. Nes. Mr. Jones was the father of C.I.A." followed by the ex. After attending two meet. ed a pro.gram ,of semInara or I Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lechard. R. , e ers, r. an 5. ter was a salesman with Allold Casting Institute and the late Lloyd P. Jones, Jr., planation thet this rumor was local pol.lce of.lcers. ,Mrs. A. W.'II'lam Les"ohier, John B. Petlke. Mr. and Mn. Maxon Brothers Real Estate. Theta Tau fraternity. ings on Tuesday nights at Cen. , G E pflegler Mr and of Paget and 1&survived by circulating in the black com. ter Point, in.the.VlJJage, I am The fust of these was reo Mr, and "M'Irs. A. I. Lewl'S, Jr.. eorge.Phl'lll'p Philll'p,. Mr and He was founder, honorary He is survived by bis wife, munlty.) three daughters, Mrs. C. Lee Irma; a daughter, Mr•. Don. ready to rearrange an already cently conductedh Hi h Sbyh Gross.I 1 Ie Mr. and Mrs. George S. Lilly, Mrs.rs. Robert Piccirelli,, . Mr. president and first violinist Smith. of Ellensburg, Wasb., with the Grosse Pointe Sym. aid Robb; four grandchildren He first objects to the bead. crowded schedule so that I Pointe Nort . g c 00 la. Mr. and Mrs. Ma.lin W. Lin. and Mn. Cass Piotrowski, Mrs. G e 0 r g e Sargent. of line as a lie which WllS only phony Orchestra. Mr. Nester and two sisters. can be an active participant son oUicer MIChael Ferre.nce der •. Mrs, Thomas J. Lille, Mrs. Olto Pochert, Mr. and Dover, Mass., Mrs. James A. explained in small print. He in this line elfort. In the City a! Gross~ Pomte III, Mrs. Ezra W. Lot:kwood. Mrs. Roland Postel. Mr. and was also a member of Pro Humphreys, Jr .• of Tbe Pointe; mbses tbe point.. The head. Afusica, The Chamber Music MARIAN E. WETZEL ' Tae meetings I mentioDed Woods CouDcil Chambers for Bishop and Mrs. Dwight E. Mrs. A. Lawson Potter, Mr. a SOil, Francis Jones, of Broad. line was an attention getter Society and The Bohem!ans. Funeral services for Mrs. OCCUrweekly and the pian is some 71 offic.~rJ. Loder, Mr. and Mrs. James S. and Mrs. D. D. Povlitz, Mr. moor, Colorado Springs; 19 for the explanation and was that adui" and youDg "'~ple The seminars were condu.ct. J Long, Mr. and Mrs. John d M E G P Jr He was a veteran of both Wetzel, 38, of 38 Nl1iberry grandChildren and six great. obviously successful. He rea. '" 1"'" th Th f t an rs. . . oxson, ., World Wars and - a r~lpient place, were held on Saturday, get together in free open dis. ed in ree.parts. e Irs Loulsignau, Mr. and Mrs. Rus. Mrs, Howard R. Price, Mr. grandchildren. SMS that the Human Relations of the Purple Heart. During May I, in St. Paul Church. She cusslons, learning each others' dealt with the identification sell H. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Victor Plaszn1k, Mr. Interment was In St. Paul', Council lacked time between died on Wednesday, April 26. views, at:d the logic behind of drugs, arrests and proce. Forbes W. Lutton. Dr. J. Don. d M R G Q' C 1 H World War I be served with Cemetery, in Pagel. Memorial YOl.lDg'S death and the ad's Det.roit's Harper Hospital in Grace Hospital. dures. Lead1Dg thiJ discussion aid Mabley. Mr. and Mrs. an . rs. . , won, ar . tributes may be sent to the publicaUon to discover back th~:~elimes there's a plan. WII a repcesentative of the Donald MacKay, Miss Laura Raab, Mrs. C. E. RatcllUe, Unit in France. lie received A native Dt.troiter, Mrs. University of Pennsylvania or reaction. But Young died the ned topic. Last Tuesday, we Federlll Bureau of Narcotics Mackeben, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Maud MRaymont.J b J R a citation from General John Wetzel is survived by her hu.. Sl. Paul's Cburch. Paget, Ber. week before the ad. talked about school drop-outs and Dangerous Drugs. Charles W. MaCKinnon, Mr. Mr. and rs. on. ear. Joseph Pershing for his volun. muda. band, Jobn J.; a son, Jay; a teer participation In the daughter, Mrs. David Kul1; a As tor knowlnf what rumors and why this is becoming so The second section dealt and Mrs. Herhert J. Mainwar. don, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. are circulating among blaco, "Trench Fever" experiment:!. ELEANOR B. ALLEN sbter, Mrs. Mary Wagner and Common. I with the legality of searc hiD.ng, r. and Mrs. J osep h Ma.I Reghanli,Reed. Mr. Mr.and andMrs.Mrs.TbomasCarl tions. Mr. Nest". was a memo a brother, Carl Miller. there are Grosse Pointers who Once we divided into small and seizure lawB as updated, In, Dr. and Mrs. James R. Renswick, Dr. and Mrs. John ber of The American Legion Funeral servtces for former Interment was in Mount work with and talk to blacks. groups and discussed any. with a member of t1Je Wa~ne Marshall. . J. Reuter. Mr. and Mrs. Ar. Cadillac Post. Pointer Eleanor B. Allen, 78, Olivet Cemetery. I taught nine year, in the thing that came up. I find my- County Prosecutor's Ollice Mr. and Mrs. Gene Martin, thur W. Rieck, Mrs. Siegbild were held on Saturday. May He is survived his wife, Inner city and watched the self learning with myoId con. leading the discussion. Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. Masch. M T P by 1. in the Vasu.Lynch Funeral Marion; two daugbters, Mrs. J'ACOB GITZEN suspicions of young blacks and viCtIOIUi. questioned, in some The final phase of the Bern. meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rockwel1,V. Rist, Mr.IIfr. andand Mrs.rs. L.. D.. A. Gerard Leone, Mrs. Wil. Home, Royal Oak, and from Funeral services for Mr. even biack teachers grow as cases discarded, and I know inar dealt with a practical ex- McCaig, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Roellig, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin st. Hugo-of.the.Hills Church, liam H. Griffin; a sisler, Mrs. Gitzen, 79, of 1050 Yorksbire Inders important to blacks Bloomfield Hills. the kids have listened and en:ille in search of p~rsons McCarroll, Jr., MI'. and Mrs. ROUSllk,Miss Marie Rowand Charles P. Corcoran; a broth. road, were held' on Tuesday, were assassinated. The Michi. compromls1!d too. and vehicles. Participating F. W. McDonald. Miss Made. Mrs. Elsie Flemming, Mr. and She died on VVednesday, er, Robert J., and 12 grand. M8Y 4, in the Verbeyden gan Chronicle, the black week. The main thing is, we know were YSD detectives, Jim line J. McGurk, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Ruby, Mr. and children. April 28, in Lords' Nursing Funeral Home and lrom St. ly paper, printed signed arti. and understand each other Davidson and Thomas Podes. E. P. McKitrick; Mr. nnd Home in Pontiac. cles April 17th and 24th dis. Interment WIS in Mount El- Ciare ChurcL. He died on Fri. ....""tter. This is a small seg. zwik; John Kendall, Sout h Mrs. JOIIDL A. McLean, Dr. and andMrs. Mrs.Paul LeslieH. St.Sanders.Armour, Mrs.Mr. A native Detroiter, Mrs. liott Cemetery. day, April 30, in Tampa, Fla. cussing the fearful possibility ment of what Center Point High School liaison officer; Mrs. William McLean, London, England. Interment was 111Woodlawn Higb School. The .evening of music and ilton Park, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Mr. and Mrs. W. Colburn He was employed with the Cemetery. also pointed out the advan. dancing willleature the stage Pasny, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Standish, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. .~. ELlZABEI'II EDWARDS Mr. Guns surely Traveller's Insurance Com. tagea of charter travel and missed. will be bands of North and South. Patteuw, Mrs. Ira J. Patton, Howard B. Steele, Carl G; pany of Philadelphia from 1908 CONSTANCE •• CANT WEISGERBER bow"w be sure you are dealing Funeral services for Mrs. Sincerely, The big band era 01 the 30's I Sterr, Mrs. William P. Stev. until 1910; froin 1910.1912, he Funeral aervfcetl for Con- with a reputable organization. Weialerber, 65 .. 4110Lincoln and 40's will be the theme Center.to H.~ld ens, Mrs. Ralph M. Stevenson, was s!lles manager of the Atlas stancl' Gant, 19, of JlN8 Lake- Of Interested travelers should Nancy Rcsowski, '71 road, were held on Tuesday, of~~p~I1y •. ,,_ ,-.. . o:.r (Continued oJl,Page 31) ,. " Ball Company of Pbliadelphia: pointe avenue, were held on be sure their groUp is "cbar- Grosse Pointe North the' community is invited C " R k _ May t, 111Christ Church.Grosse 19952 Country Club in 1912 he became associated Friday, .April 30, in the A. H. ter.worthy" in the eyes of the Student to attend. Tickets are $3 per aSlnO OC - F S h l Pointe. SIte died on Saturday, with the American Bronze Peters Funeral Home and C.A.B., otberwise they risk the couple and iIlclude refresh.' erry . C .00 May 1. in Harper Hospital. Dear Sir: Company of Berwyn, Pa., a from St. Ambrose Chureh. possibility of the flight being B..,m 111Washington, D. C., ments. A special Casino Rock for W t P, " sales engineer, Western DivI. caneelled. In addition to thia Yesterday afternoon my Tickets may be purchased senior high school students in She died in an automobUe Mra. Welsgerber had lived in an s apers sion, with olfices in Detroit. accident on Monday, April 21- their group or organiution nine-year-old daughter and I ie advance from band and or. grades 9 through 12 will. be In 1915, he was sales maniger the Detroit area fOl 40 years. ,bouldbe financiaUy sound spent two very pleasant houra chestra members, or at the held Saturday, May 15, from 9 Born in Detroit, Mlu Gant She was a pait.president and and later president of the Fed. was graduated from St. Am. and deposilr. made on airfare hearing our first concert by door the eveD.illgof the party. o'clock until midnight in the The Ferry School 'PTA has board member of the Grosse the Grosse Pointe Symphony. decided to join the ecology eral Bearing'and Bushing Cor:. brose High School and ..... should be kept in an escrow ------Crystal Ballroom of the War Po in te Nellbborhood TttrUt I .m somewhat embarrassed mllvement by urging all resi. poration of Detroit, currently a student at the VIII- account. They also have to be Memorial. Shop and a past vice.presldent to arlmit it was the first time S u" Cl dents to start saving news. In 192' when the company veraily of Detroit. a member of their or'8l1iza. a lng asses The cabaret.style party fea. was consolidated with the of the Librl Club. tlon {in the case of an affinity I have heard this outstanding papers, (not telephone books, She is survived by her par. She it survived by ber hus. Olle L tures the rock conCert and Muzzy.Lyon Company, he 'wll,~ ents. \Mr. and. Mn. Joaeph A.. group) for at least six months grOUpperform. I never dream. ed .411 magazines or old love letters), bind, Frank 'R.; two daugh. III r lor J':I. dance music of the Guardian made president of the newly Gant; four ailten, Rosemary, -this is a C.A.B. requirement. ed our community was the for a collectlon at Ferry on ten, Ill", Greene Fenley, nI, Angels, (formerly the Ratiml. formed company, the Federal. Katherine, Sylvia and Claudia; Most . eharter flightl are home o{ so many talented A free demonstration and Saturday, June 5, from 9 until and IIi's. Thomas A' GaITed; musicians. als), and spotlights the talents Mogul Corporation of Detroit. a brother, Joseph A. Jr.; her handled by supplemental air. pointers for all interested sail. 4 o'clO(:k in the school park. • brother, Burr N. Edwards, of Scoll Morgan and The Silver ing lot. . He remained in this capacity grandparelll$, .. Mr. and Mn. Jines. Contrary to the opi'l1on The conductor, FElix Res. ors and would.be saUors will aftd four gandehilden. nick, was superb, as was the be held at Grosse Pointe War Hawks, who have just com. Residents are also asked to with the company until 1928 VVilUamA. Gant Sr., and her of some,U1ese are not the pleted a hit record. when he retired from active Interment was in Woodlawn "non.acheds" such as the one piano soloist, Joann Freeman . Memorial Center this Satur. either tie the papers with sisal, grandmother, Mrs. ~a 'Trie. Cemetery. There will be table games business and moved with his bert. you refer to which was in. In all, it was a memorable day, May 8, at 10 a.m. in twine or put them in brown afternuo~. and our whole fami. Pries Auditorium. People of and silent flicks of W, C. bags beCore bringing them to family to Colorado Springs. Memorial tributes may be volved with the football team Fields and Laurel and Hardy. Mr. Jones owned and sailed made to the University of De. lAIIES It. MeTAGUE tragedy. Travelers should be ly will look lorward next year all ages-men, women, boys the school. FUDeral servJees fori Mr. Mc. Sure their alrUne 'js a govern. to attending the concerts in and girls are invited. Admission is $1.75 In ad- Anyone wishing to help with the Bermuda one design sloop, troit Fund, vance. Identification must. be Ta~, 70, of 1380 Buckingham ment eertlflcated air earrier. the beautiful North High The occasion will introduce this project may do so by "Sea Witch" from 1926 until Interment !Was in Mount showr, both at the time of roaci;'were beld on Wednesday, These supplemental airlines School audItorium. Grosse Pointe War Memorial'lI calling Mrs. Blair Moody, Jr>, 1937, and later the aix meter Olivet Cemetery. ticket purchasl;! in the Center's Miys, in the Verlle)"deri use only the latest jet equip- Sincerely, new sailing .instructors, Fred 886-2215,Mrs. Donald Stewart, sloop "Sea Venture" on Ber- oUice and at the door that eve. muda teams that first defeatel!. , DR. LARRy ~ FARNAM F1.meral Home and from St. ment (Super 1)C.8/63's and Mrs. Richard H. Scholl, Detwiler and his assistant Lou ning. . 886,1139, or chairman Mrs. " the SoI,:OOInter-eIubs In 19~,: Funeral servJCes for !Dr. Clare Chureb. He dIed on Sun. 707's) and the planes receive 90 Hall place Maxon, who plan a aeries of Michael Brady, 884.1150. and the American Six Mete~ Farnam, 63, of 16775 St. Paul day, Ilay 2, in hill residence. the same maintenance and the sailing instructions for novices, Team for the Cubitt Cup in avenue, Were held on Satur. A native Detroiter, Mr. MC" pilots tbe same testing and interMediate and experienced 1935. In 1937, he bought the day, April ~. in Sf. PauI-OlI. Tague iJ survived. by three supervision required by the Austin Players sai/ora interesled in racing. 71' Alden designed, Lawley the.Lake Church. Arrallle. sisters, Sister Louis F1orent, F.A.A. of acheduled caITiers. Set Production Actual sailing LlStruction be. built scbooner, "Salp.e" and IT,ents were handJed by the I.H.M.,Roeemary and Loretta. Tbe ileatlng and meal 'aervice gins May 11. There will be cruis~d in her with members Eppens Van deWeghe Funeral Interment was in" Mount El- on these airlines is virtually only one lesslon Oft Jjnd at tht\ of his family for several sum. Ho~e. He dle~ on Wedntsday, 110tt Cemetery. . identical to that found in econ. The Austin Players will pre. Wir Memorial, After that, all sent "LitUe Mary Sunshine" classes ta"~ to the water using mers along the Atlantic Coast. April 21, in hI. residence. JOSEPH D. LENAHAN omyclass on the schedllied During the years 1928 through . Born in 'Oklahoma, D... Far. airlines. Saturday, May 15, and Sun. boats from Cooper's Marina: 'Funeral serviccs lor Mr. 1933, Mr. Jones played on nam was an area resident for day, May 16, at 8 o'clock, in Columbia 21's and 28's, Mor- Lenahan, 687 Nelf road, will Lower airfares do not reo Pierce Middle School Audi. many polo teams In Colorado 16 years. He was a member sult from elimlnatlng any sery. gan 25'a and 28's, O'Day IS's : J be held today, Thursday, May torium. "Liltle Mary Sun. and Widgeons. Springs and the Rocky MOUll' of the American, Michigan 8, at 9:30 o'clock, from the ices that. the traveler would tain district and in later years and ~ayne County Medical shine" is a melodrama set in Novice classes will be held V\lrheyden Funeral Home and normally receive. The ~hed. the scenic Colorado Rocky Tuesday afternoons, May 11. with his son, FrsncIs Jones, as Socleties; a member of the it 10 o'clock, from St. Paul.on. uled carriers rates are. Jet by Mountain area during the no. June 15. Instructfon will in. one of his teammates. staffs of Bon Seeour. and Dea. the.Lake Church. He died on I A T A (International Air Mgic '1880's, Thomas E. Bai. clude rigging, departing and He was I member of the coness hospitals and medical Tuesday, May 4, in Bon Se. Transport Association) 'J1d re- Paget Parish Vestry from 1928 director 01 St. Ann's Conn. ley, director, has cast Jane approaching the dock, basic COUl'SHOIpltal, at the age of flect the elforts of EuropC!an Kent In the HUe role. to 1931. lescent Home. He maintained countries to protect thulr .•man points of running, reaching, 77. Other major roles are being He was appointed In 1941 by offices in Cadieux road. . Born In SI. Ignace, Mich., airlines which otherwise could tscking, jibing anti Right of the Governor of JJermuda, Dr. Farnam was a member played by Rick Berschback, Way Rules. Mr. tellahan. is survived by not compete. Supplemental Dennis Bailey, Don Hanna, Lieutenant General Sir Denis' of Gowanle GoU and Country his wIfe, Elinore; a daughter, aIrline lares are based on com. Intermediate classes will be Bernard, to the Official Board Ciub. Pat Glllepie and Dave .szyman. SADYi' a son, Denis; a sister, petition and full flights since ski. ' . held Friday afternoons May of Arbitrators, whose duty It He is survived by his wife, Mrs. William Bradley and they are not required to meet a.June 18. These classes will was w settle the claims of Ber. Katherine FItzpatrick Far. Ticket. are $1.25 and may cover sailing methods, prop. t.hree grandchildren. schedules with only a few pas. be purchased at .Aus~in or at muda residents whose proper. Dam; daughters Vr.. Jane Memorial h'lbutes may be sengers on board. Incidentally, er trim of Sills, setting and ties had been taken over by Karney, Mrs. Kather111eCuI. thE' door the evenings of the handling spinnaker, racing sent to the Variety Club, the safest record of these car. performances. the United States under their ligan, Mrs. Mary Reynolds and riers based on hours flown is rules, tactics and heimsman. Growth and Development Cbll. ship. 99.Year Lease, for the con. Ann Farnam; a son, Patrick drens' Hospital. at least' as good as that ot the strucllon of the American Air J.; nine grandchlldren; two Visllng Torremolinos and Racing Instruction for ex. Interment was in Mount scheduled carriers. To quote Madrid, Spllln, recently were and Naval Bases. He remain. brothers, VVarren and John. Olivet Cemetery. perlenced sailors only will be Sylvia Porter, "Most cbarter MR. and MRS: WILLIAM J. ed a member of this board Memorial tributes may be flightS are safe, well.managed held Saturdays May 15.June until 1945 when its work was sent to St. Labre I"dian HAARZ, of Clairvlew court, 19 at 9 a.m. and will cover LEONORA HERBERT and comp/lre quite favorably guests of the Autollte.Ford completed. School, Ashland,Montana, Funeral services for Mrs. turning, race preparations, . I He was appointed in 1942 119003. with regulllr scheduled airline Pa"ts Division in whose na. Herbert, 78, of 1223 Bedford flights" and "most charter starting tactlcs, racing tactics by th~ Governor of Bermuda, Interment was in Mount lionwlde s a I e s contest Mr. Cor al legs, Bli! aerodynamics- road, will be held today, Thurs. tour operators are honest, reo Haan was a winner. Viscount Knollys, a member Olivet Cemetery. day, May 8 at 9:30 o'clock, in maIn, jib .nd lenoa and rules of the Transport Commission and protests. the Verheyden Funeral Home day, May 5, at the Verheyden and the Bermuda RecreatJon Nelson, 66, of 15401 Windmill There wUl alao additional RAYMOND WILCOX and at 10 o'clock, from Sl Funeral Home and from Grace be Commission. In 1946, he was Pointe drive, w1l1 be held to. classes for novice and inter. Funeral services for former Clare Church. She died on United Church of Chrlsl. She appointed a member at the Pointer Raymond Wilcor, 88, day, Thursday May 6, at 2 mediate sallors 011 Saturday Transport Contral Board by Monday May 3 in Bon secours died on Monday, May 3, in her were held on Monday, May 3. Hospital. residence. o'clock; in the Verheyden afternoons at 1:30 p.m. for His Excellency the Acting Gov. In the Clock Funeral Home, Funeral Home. She died sud. those who are employed or crnor William Addis. Muskegon. A native Detrolter, Mrs. BOrII In Austria, Hungary, denly on Monday. M8y 3, in busy during the week. Herbert'l •• urvived by her hus. Mrs. Koch was the wife of the Mr. Jones maintained sum. Bon Secours Hospital. Those who enroll In any of .Mr. Wllcox lIved in the band John L. and a SOD, John late Mathias. She is survived mer residences at J, L. Ranch, Pointe until 19t19. He died the sailing classes will pay a Colorado Springs, and J. L. Thursday, April 29, in Ackley L. jr. by a son, Edward; three broth. Born in Chicago, Ill., Mrs. fee of $36 covering a mini. Ranch, Ellensburg, Wash. interment was in Mount ers, Joseph, Michael and John Nelson Is survived by her hus. Hospital, Muskegon. Olivet Cemetery. Auer. mum of six hours' actual in. He was marrIed November He 'wa. chief metallurgist band, Dwight M.; a s(\Il, struellon on the water. 17, 1915, In Grosse Pointe Pres. (or MJchlgan Steel and Misco Interment was in Forest Lawn DwiJlht M" Jr.; a daughter, , EUZAIIETR H. KOCH Cemetery. Mrs. Judith Robertson and byterlan Church to the former Division of Homett Corpora. Funeral services for Mrs. seven grandchildren. Dorothy Ballanlyne, daughter lion until, bls retirement in GROUNDWOIlK Of the late Mrs. Elmer D. KCiCh,82, of 1462 Lakepointe GLADYS A. NELSON No ,reat career can possibly I 1969. avenue, were beld on Wednes. Interment was In Woodlawn Funeral services for Mrs. Cemetery. be launched until I solid foundation has been built. ,..-...., ...... -'"- ....._ ...... 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Thursday, May 6, 1971 . ;: G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S _ Pig. Twenty.Seven NTED 5--siTUATION WA I6-FOR RENT, 6-FOR RINT, /6C-OFFICE FOI RENT /7-WANTID TO RENT COUPLE avaUable 'or house I UNFURNI$HED UNFURNISHED IBEAU'flFULLY paneled 1,000I RESPONSiBLE Gros;~~ sitting. References. 884.2112., 5 ROOM apartment, conveni. 'JROSSE POINTE CITY _ I square feet Jivided. Ma('Jc. family desires home to rt'nt CLASSIFIED ent location. Grosse Poinle $300 month. 3 bedroom. 11,2I 8.9 Mlle. $225. 717-2920. I near Bar n e s elementary IF YOU'LL name the job you' ~ark, $135 per month. Secu. bath duplex. No pets. Sharp I OFFICE BUILDiNGto-lea~~- grade school. Phone: 881- want done, we'll do It . " rlty depoSit $135. Adults and clean Vacant Agent I I d' ._ M k' 5466 or 882.5538, Stokes ~ulUple 8el'v1c:es, only DO pc's 923.7951 886-«44' . ., mme la", occupancy. ac I __ •. •• ._. __ VA 4-9172. ' • . . , -' Ave" Grosse Pointe Woods. I COUP1.E NEEDS furnished liDS H 0 U S T 0 N.Wbittier, 14190.ISPACIOUS 6 room "upper flat: I 886.3600. I a~art~ent, hou.se. or rooms MICHIGAN State University near Chalmers. 3. rooms, New car pet s, drapes 6D":"VACATION RENTAL With kl.tchen prl\'lleges from Gr8duate desires general ba/b, stove, . refrlgerato~. throughout. Diswasher, gar. ',. .' _' . I approximately July 15 to Scpo Call TU)(ldo 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Line. To Serve You Quickly ., office work .. No shorthand. Adults, no pets. $110. Avail. bage dispor.a/ new kitchen, COMMUTER'S VACATION I tember I, Can 88).6862, able now 884.9911 . " F R D D I ' _ Your Ad Can 8e Char,ed Call 886-5493after 6. '. Fireplace, porch, atllc, ga. , 0 A I RETIRED Business",om:1n de GROSSE P IN r~ge. Older adults wlthoul One hour from Detroit. 1.941 sires unfurnished 4.room dIUA[JJJtJ[I' 1 ,:at PAULINE'S Secretarial Servo 0 TE pets. 885.1858. X-Way. Five miles north 0.: apartment near transporta. I•• ice - I~M selectric typIng WOODS Port Huron Lake front, tion, Grosse Pointe, Harpel' 21- TUTORING .. resumes, term papers, ad. THE BERKSH IRES 6A-FOR RENT, cte8n 7.rm. summer home Woods area. Call 88-16579, Clanilied Deadline I 4-HELP WANTED, dressing enveiopes, statist/. FURNISHED on L:oke HurOD. Private. 824-4587. GENERAL cal data. iDvoices, etc. 15324 Luxurious apartments and safe sandy beach, Clean Is Tut'sda,y 1l00G, 12 p.m .• MATHEMATICS Mack-TU 1-942(). townhouses with 1.2 or 3 SUMMER RENTAL. Farms- water for swimming. All ,for all new copy, changes BOYS 11.14 to pass hand bills QUIET COUPLE. teenage SOl. bedrooms, H1 to 2~ baths. House, 3 bedrooms. 2~l modern conveniences, At. of copy and cancellations. TUTORING Saturday, May 8 at 12 noon. COLLEGE freshman desires desire house with 2 or 3 bed, It is suggested that all real Chicken Delight, 18411Mack. mother's helper work. Will. RENTALS FROM $275 baths, convenient location, traclivp.ly furnished. Knotty rooms or flat in Gro,i~e .estate copy be submitted to IN attractive grounds. Refer- pir.e interior. Natural fire. Point area. Needed by June. T:t SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ing to tl'avel. Excellent driv- Furnished model open daily our oUil:e by Monday 5 p.m. ing re('ord. Experienc~d (except Wednesday) 12 noon ences, R e ply Box T'14'1 place. Lbing room carpeted. Call 331.~81 after 6 p.m .• *COu.EGE Grosse Pointe News. 3 bedrooms. Glassed _In weekda)'5. after 12 p,m . * COMPUTER chiid . entertainer. Ref e r. to 8 p.m. On Vernier Road ences. 886.8689 between 7 across from Lochmoor Golf porch. Lawn with shade weekends. Charge Ad$-12 Word for $1.50 PROGRAMMING Occupational and 10 p.m. Course. Chesterfield Motor Inn trees. $200 per week. VA IN GROSSE Pointe area, ad~: IOc eoch odditional word by 1.3131 Or LX 2-3132. quate space for cabinet shop. Therapist Office 77S-()800 50900 Gratiot at 23 Mile exit Call Pb.D. Mathematician M I C H R 1N A, Bookkeeping I Model 886.5711 on 94 at New Baltimore. SUa.IMER cotl8ge - Walloon lo.r exper.1 resealing ~'hairs Service. EUicient, experi. _ Turn left. One bedroom and Lake. near Petoskey. 4 bed.! With genuine rush, B~sement TUxedo 2-6900 886~8750 IMMEDIATE part-time oPen. enced, dependable. 884- I. LARGE DUPLEX - Harcourt kitchenette a par t men t s. rooms, paneled living room storage space essential. Call ing for a woman to direct 7197. Rd. 3 bedrooms, 2"2 baths, Completely furnished with wit h fireplace, screened 568.05J5. NEWS SALES STATIONS FRENCH Tutoring for high arts, crafts and recreational near to park ,and schools. del u x e furnishings. maid school, college. adults. by THREE industrious young men porc.h, dock•. boat. canoe. II 7A-ROOM WANTED DOWNTOWN AREA activities in a 102-bed Grosse $300, Lawn service. Call service and linen. We pa~' Available until July 17. 881. . fully Bilingual University need money to pay for ,Gnnd Circus Park New, Stand I Pointe ::rea nursing home. aUer 4, 821-4729. all utilities. No children, no 1256. EMPLOYED woman would student. 884.4031. school Steady, excellent f MaJ•• Uc Newa Stand Po~ilion rt!quires P8st expe. pets .. Also rooms by day or ---. like room and bath. kitchen rience in handling and lead- lawn and garden care. Odd 17145 DETROIT ST.. Cadieux- week. Must see to appreci. LAKE Charle,volx-2 bedroom privileges. 372,2000,ext. 114. E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS PRIVATE TUTORING ing group aetivities but ne('- jo!ls and painting. Call Ron. Warren area, $125per month. ate. Phone 465.5732 be- collage available for Memo,_ Nada'a Gift Sbop. Marina Drive in essarily in nursing home. VII 4,1916. Tony. TU 5-6166, tween 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. rial wepk.end and season, 7C-GARAGE WANTED and the RlverboUie Ping. VA 1-4451. GROSSE Pointe Park. 2.bed- June 18 to September 6. 886. __ , PnkPbarmacy, E. Jetlerson anll YOUR OWN HOm: Teaching vocation ideal back. room Terrace apartmenl. the City Litnlts ground. Apply Del m 0 n t HOUSE for summer rental- 1439. MONTHLY storage for older AU subjects: all grades. ELECTRONICS student will $150 per month. Lease and July and August. TU 1,1734 car. 1182-7116 morning or GROSSE POINTE PARK Nurling Center, Inc., 19840 security deposit required. ENJOY peaceful country vac. Adults and children. Cer- d" TV and radio repairs. a£ter 4 p.m. evening. JlllJer Phannaey. Wayburn and Harper Avenue. H a r pel 15008 St. Paul. 885-9085.Will ation at modern farmhouse tified teachers_ Call 886. 4072 M 0 n day J,;ercbeval Woods, Michigan, 881-9556. show Thursday 5:30 to 6:30 near Boyne Mountai~. Golf 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE Lou', Party Slore. Charlevoix Call: through Thursday 2-6 p.m.; ROSEVILLE and Lakepolnte' p.m. and Saturday 1 to 2 p.m. MOTEL MOROCCO for Dad, fishing, horseback Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2 GARAGE SALES - 652.656 DETROIT AND SUBURBAN 32160 GRATIOT at 13~ MILE riding, swimming and hik. GROSSE POINTE CITY INSUTIANCE Agency needs ex. Reasonable. Grosse Pointe DOORMA:-l, VALET PARK. Lincoin Road. Antiques. TUTORING SERVICE area only. Across from Macomb Mall ing for kids. Sun deck for Alrer Part)' Store, Mack and perienced all lines girl un- ING and guard service at Mom, $75 per week. 884. miscellaneous, c:1othes. Fri., St. Clair SHORELI:-lE EAST APART- KITCHENETTE and one bed. The Gro, Shop, Mack and Nell KE 7-4653 derwriter. Eastland area. - 8910. day and Saturda~'. 10.6 pm .• Cunnlnlham Drul Store. Noire 372-4100. SECRETARIAL Service, tran- ~tENTS. By appointment. room apartments, also rooms Dame and Kerch.val 2E-tONVALESCEHT scribing, general typing, 567.1175. by day or week. Maid servo PETOSKEY -CHARLEVOIX KONICA 3M, 35MM camera,: Little Prolenor Book Shop. PART TIME manicurist for 1.8 lens. coupled light meter, : CadJeWl and Kercheval CARE s('holarly pap e r s, manu. ice and linens furnished. We ALPINE Beach Chalet located Notre Dame Pharmacy. Kercheval Grosse Pointe Beauty Salon. scripts. Mack-Cadieux area. GROSSE POINTE City - Spa- pay all utilities. No children directly on Little Traverse close.up attachment, $40. and Nob'e Dame VACANCY in private home for Salary and commission. TU 885-8241. cious but not too large cen. or pets. Call 293.2440. Bay. Features includes 2 full TU 4-'1l569. ) Bon Secour Hospital. CadIeux 4-6072. trally air conditioned 4 bed. and Maumee ambulatory aged, senUe or baths, 3 bedrooms. fireplace room, 3 bath Terrace. For. Parkinsons. 777.0425. DUKE Law Student and wife INDIAN VILLAGE, 1060 Vatl and beamed ceilings.! Com. ~OSSE POINTE FARMS WINDOW CLEANER, must. working in Detroit for sum- mal dining room, fireplotce, Dyke. One bedroom apart- fortably sleeps 8. 885-932.5. ~; '.11&$ Drul Store. Mack and 2F-SCHOOLS carpeted. MaIntenance-free. ment, appliances, parking , , TOUraine be A.~ worker, experienced mer seek "housesitling" or PARSONS in residential and commer- reasonable sublet for all or Adults, $375. Call 886-11062. carpeted, utilities. A Iso LAUDERDALE.BY.'fijE. c Randa Medleal Phannacy, Mack GROSSE POINTE D r I v in g , and Moran avai1abl~ unfurnished. $120. SEA ( School, 886.3966; Bert Mitc. cial work, willing to work part of summer. Localrefer- ON THE WATER EDGE. '.. Pilat Oftlce. Mack Aye. and work extra hours, can make ences. Write T. Barlon 961.7411, 331-2330. Ocean.front luxury 2 bedroom , , WarreD hell, former police instruc. that's SHORELINE EAST TABLES Tull .Pharmacy. Kercheval tor. $9,000 to $12,000 per year Duke U. School of Law APARTM~NTS. By appoint. Townhouse. beauUfully fur- on. the Hili '1 Farms Druls. Kercheval and plus benefils if qualified. Durham, N.C. 27706. ' ment. 567-1175. 68-ROOMS FOR RENT nIshed, private beach, pool. Filher Road Must be neat, reliable, top Mid.season rates to June 1. $'15 Schettler DruIS. Fisher and 3-LOST AND FOUND notch worker. Apply 11526 WiNDMILL POINTE Drive _ !'. NURSE, licensed practi~alfor HARPER Woods - hIiddle-age WO 3-3123, evenings TU 4- Maumee Duplex, 3 bedrooms. 21,2 ;. Cunnlnlham Drols, 7 MUe Road LOST man ,s electrlc. Timex I SaturdayMorang, 8-4 p.m., Monday- private duty, home or hospi. woman or young girl. Can 7944. , and Mack baths, carpeted, 2 air condi- .,' watch, black dial. Near : tal. Gro~;;e Pointe resident. TU 6-7463. Fun Cottare Hospital, Kercheval tioners, refrigerator and LAKE MICHIGAN summer Design jl and Muir Grosse Poi n t e Memorial 4A-HELP WANTED 884.318Q. 81no', ,Re,t.unnt, Maek and stove. Available ,July 1, $325. home, near Sleeping Bear .i Boumemouth Church. 881-2771. DOMESTIC Call 881-50~0. GC-OFFICE FOR RENT Dune; b e aut i f u 1 beach 823-3637 ,; Merit Wood, Pharmaey. Maek and Boumemouth FOUND, April. 30. Jefferson HOUSEKEEPER, 5 day s a superb vie w s, extensive U. OF M. STUDENTS ST. CLAIR Village Apart. GROSSE POINTE WOODS grounds. Accommodates 6; BARGAINS - Unusual selec- ,\1" esSE POINTE WOODS and Elm C~.urt. Female. week, P. to 5. Mus t be From Grosse Pointe would ments, 20103 E. 8 Mile Rd. 20871 MACK. 900 feet general available July-August. No tion of vases, figures, wall i.1 iosse Pol,;te Pha~ae:t. Mack bu~f colored German Shep. thorough cleaner. Referen. like to keep your house and Second floor. 2 bedroom oUiee space, lower levei pets. $200 per week; mini- plaques for aU rooms, some <', .nd Manchester herd. 881-4879. ces necessary. 885-13~. grounds looking great. Com. apartment, all appliances, with private entrance. Will mum 2 weeks. Details, 863. rummage. Must sell this I'r arkneu Pharmacy, Mack and carpeting, $195. Immediate finish to suit. TU 4-1340, l;ochmoor 4-HELP W ...uTED plete interior and exterior 4939. week. 902 Woods Lane, near ." oward Johnson'. B.r.~t.ur.nt. Oi:cupancy. Managers' apart- TU 6-1068. ,,Mack aM 8-Mlle "'", IRONING-White dress Shirts! painting, window washing. Wedgewood, North of Vern- d ments 25 and 74, Prescott CO MP LE TE LY winterl1ed ier. b'. Drugs, Mack and Roa1yn GENERAL and some cleaning. 881-4255. 3 years experience. TU I 6-2182 and 776.1443. ATTRACTIVE 2 large oUices, house on Lake Michigan i; BOYS to deliver menus, 12.14. GOURMET COOK. to'prepare 2.9~51 or YA 2~O~8. ,T ROlf AREA Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 3Yt miles south of Leland GENUINE PERSIAN RUGS: ;'1 Apply Pointe Wbarf, 1831!l small dinners in private 5 ROOM upper flat. 1437Lake. Park. Fine for manufacturer , John Ho'plta!. 7 MIle Road- with 750.fool private beach, New and semi'antlque Sa- 111 Morol$ Mack. Saturday 10 a.m. home. Top wages. 881-4255. COMPANION-Nurse. Good ref- pointe. Carpeting. Adults. repre!l~ntative, doctor or law from June through Odober. arkle', Party Store, Mack and rouks, Kashans, Tabriz~,:'11 HOME WORKERS wanted to VA 1.9296. offices. ImmedIate posses. Electric kitchen, 4 bed. Qums, Nains. Ispahans, Silks, :3 St. Clair EUROPEAN woman, "'eneral erences. Own car. 842.1U6. evon,hire Drugs. MaCk and stuff envelopes. Send self- .. sion. Reasonable rental on rooms, 2 full baths, 2 fire- Kermans, and Chinese In !Ii Devonshire addressed stamped envelope, cleaning eve r y Thursday SHORELINE EAST lease basis. ~i~ '" L Pharmacy, Mack and ' EXPERT LAWN CARE places, utility room, attach- area and room sizes. l\fany I"j V: Beaconsfield J. Greene, 1169 Champaign, and Frida)'. Grosse Pointe. APARTMENTS ed two car garage with elec. picture rugs that are collec. ) {> u)'lal\d B,verale ShoPPt. Maek L i n c 01 n ~ark, Michigan 881-1196. EXPERIENCED high school "On the water's edge" J. M. ROGERS,BROKER tric opener, private line tele. tors' Items. <, "'" '.&lIear Maryland 48146. senior with own equipment, EXP.ERIENCED goo d cook By appointment, 567.11'15 885.9063 phone. July and Augllst two NEW ROYAL KERMANS in ,l;' reliable, referenr:es, f:all lor months rent $3,000. Write pastel colors, Ivory, Green, ;;1 RAPID expansion inUlnsifies with references. Other help estimate. need for managers in inter. employed. 11 a.m. to B p.m. GROSSE Pointe area-6 room OFFICE approximately 12'x Leelanau Enterprise, Box R, Cobalt Blue and Rose !lack. ,:0', c:::~:~::-~. 881-2771 heated upper, $175. Mitldle- U', air conditioned, parking Leland Michigan, or call grounds. 9x12. valUe $2,500, ., national firm. Excellent op_ Top wages. Call 889.0007. Manor Pharmecy, Gre.ter Maek 8ge 8dults, no children. 885- space, all utilities, $110 per 884-3695. Separate housing and Red Maple Lane portunities for advancement now $1,295; 4X6, regular ',: Lake Pharmacy It g.MlIe COOKING for 2 auults, some LOOKING for chauffeur job. _ 5422. I month. G r 0 sse Pointe for servants available. $650, now, $350; 3x5, value !letween Mack and Jetlel'llon to top management posi- light housework. Stay or go tions in- U.S.A. and abroad. Good driving record, Grosse MAGNIFICENT HIGH RISE Woods, Mack and Roslyn. ILELAND _ 4 bedroam cottage now $175." hbme. Salary to be arranged. Call for appointment. 463. Pointe references. VA 1.8248. VIEWS from SHORELINE Call 886-5850. on r. a k e Michigan, $150 NEW' ENGLISH SHEFFIELD , 9500. References required. Call SILVER: 7-piece tea set, ,r, A7'"'PIRSONALS 'beIore 6 p.m., 885-3965. EAST APARTMENTS. By MEDICAL OR GENERAL week. May and June. TU 2- valUe $750, now. $300. 3 light OUTDOOR WORK desired. 2 appointment. 587-1175. ._ SUITE 9362. candelbra set, call be broken ,,' 'ATHY Cole had 9 Es! We STENOGRAPHER - for East REFINED lady for Wednes. experienced h i g h school side sales office. 372-4800, down to make 5 lights, recu- J' r want the world to know. day arid Thursday, laundry boys, speciali2lng on lawns AVAILABLE June 1st, 2 room M k < al'r 7-WANTED TO RENT betwt(!n 9 a.m ..5 p.m. apartment, Gratiot - 0 ute r 19515 ac. Carpeting, lar $200 pair. now $100 pail'. ';! and cleaning. Recent refer. and painting. Reasonable. Drivl\ area, $90, all utilities conditioned. 884.4010, 881- PARK FAMILY (4) needs IS" round footed tray, regu. i f ences required. 889-6865. PR 8-1250. Ao:-MUSIC EDUCATION PART.TIME Receptionist. Typ. paid. 881-6512, LA 6-4393. 0623. single house or flat. $125 lar $75, now $35. 4-piece lell ':, ing and general office work, GOOD plain cook, 3 in family, month. Mrs. Rabout,.'B23- set, regular $225, now $100. 1sl MILDRED BRIGGS 4 hours a day, 5 days a week. HANDYMAN, general home ONE BEDROOM apartment OPPOSITE Eastland - New 1078. HA!IDMADE IMPORTED LIN- il ' $2.50 per hour. Excellent stay or go. Saturday and repairs. including lamp and for rent, Whittier at X.way. prestige office plaza. 360- Sunday off. 881.9413. ENS: From Italy, France, "oll PIANO and THEORY conditions. Write Box C-8, door bells, plu~bing. VA 1- 886.6513. 2.400 square feet. Easl Eight Belgium and Portugal. Larg- 8248 after 6 p.m. YOUNG couple desire garage BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO Grosse Pointe News. EXPERIENCED, reliable Eu- Mile Road, East Detroit. apartment or car ria g e {;~t selections of place mal,:; .. VALET PARKING, doorman 771-4646. IS Kercheval. ropean couple. Cook, butler , . h' and guard s e r v ice at house. summer I)ccupaney. sets and banquet sets; ban. ~i: PUJlch l!ud Judy Building for Lexington, Kentucky es. HANDY MAt;l can do anyt mg. SHORELINE EAST APART- quet S~lS up to 6 yards long. ":,'; THE PERFECT JOB... DESIRABLE U'xi9' Grosse Box M. 115, Grosse Pointe tate. Small lamily. Top sal- Can 886.5128. MENTS. By appointment. News. .' DU,e to a severe stroke last ~,i; Grosse Pointe Would be full or part I Pointe office, 119 Kercheval ary. TU 1.9473, 1567.1175. August, the above to be sold :. time, depending on what RELIABLE handy man, no I _ Ave. Air conditioning, eleva- PROFESSIONAL woman de. regardless of cost. I am'~;~ TUxedo 2-5680 EXPERIENCED woman house. tor service, free parking. you wish. job too big or'small. After6./ RIVIERA TERRACE, sires unfurnished 1st floor moving back to Texas in 3 I' keeper, cooking and light 882-8810. Would generate income 777-3452. ON THE LAKE fiat or income; Moross.Vern- weeks. If yOUare n lover of ;', ~ l'tRUMPET and trombone lese housework, live in, every ier.Avaiiable mid-summer. directly proportionate to FOR RENT nice things, don't let this ,',,: SODS in your home by expe. Thursday and every other Luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 bath Box E'6, Grosse Pointe opportunit~' pnss you by. ,',' your sales abllity and' NEW PROFESSIONAL rienced teicher, VA 2.9220. skill. Sunday off. References. $90 SA-SITUATION, apartments. carpet/~~, ~ar. News. There is no obligation on ,. weekly. TU 6.5660. DOMESTIC port, heat,. air tondltiomng, OFFICE SUITES your part. Please phone fOl' Would let you work in 23000 MACK AUSTRALIAN Educator Fel- HILDRE,NS piano lessons G.E. appliances. He ate d an appointment. 821-3903. ,,','.:1 Grosse Pointe, where you HOUSEWORK and plain cook. lowship, Wayne University now through SlUl1lni!r. 885- live. IRONING nea'.ly done in my pool and cJubho~se. Fur. FLEXIBLE layout, private 7805,. ing 4 or 5 days a week, good home. VA 4.1160. , nished model, open daily lavatory faclllUes, separate faculty. Wife plus Z infant GRANDFATHER clocks, man. ,'~, , Would be Real Estate wages, 2 adults. near Fisher utilities, interesting opportu. children. Flat or small home. tel clocks, cuckoo clocks, old '.,\, Sales ,with a progressive, 10.6 or by appointment. IANO LESSONS in your Road and Jefferson. TU COMPANION, coole, 11g h t 779.1818. 24000 E. Jefferson nlty for ownership. Mr. Rousch, 826-6765. clocks and pocket watches 'l,~C creative Broker. Us. 5.(1534. repaired. PIck up and deliv- ,:',.' hot,ne. 772-5498. duties, live in. B:i2.54otl. at 9 Mile Rd., St. Clair COX AND BAKER 3 BEDROOM home In Grosse Shores. 779.6600 ery In Pointe area only. Also ;', ," Pointe area as oC August 15 will pay ('ash for these type ,".' IANO,voIce. flute. guitar. Strongman- S-5'TUAT'ON WANTIC EXPERIENCED lady wants 3 or September 1st. Call 886- clocks and old p 0 c k c t :' Detroit Institute of Musical MATURE woman desires part. days. References. 331.5853. LARGE DUPLEX - Harcourt IiAMPTON SQUARE BLDG. 6775. Arts, 16237 Mack. TV 2-4963 time oUlce work. 885.2'148. Rd. 3 bedrooms, 2lh baths, 33,600 square feet, 22811 Mack. watches. 886.3011. :0:'; 2 to 5 p.m. Kelly near to park and schools. WllI design suites in a('cord- ',' WILL TAKE care of your A BETTER MAID IS A $325. Call after 4, 821.4729. ance with lease require- " & associates house anll (pet) while you JIFFI.MAID ments-30 day OCcupancy. vacotion. Excellent refer. CALL JIFFY.MAID INC. 3 ROOMS avail

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,. T'""ty-Eltht Go R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, May 6. 1971 1-AaT1CUS POI !AU I . I-AlTICW FOR SALI I I-ARTICLES FeR SALE I8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I8-ARTICLES FOR SALE ! 8-ARTICLES FO~ SALE ) l1--CARS FOR SALE IUNIt JACKET, Ihort, .mall aile. lIPt 1ttowD. ~. BELT m.... 'er. $13. IJlC1 row- DON METrLER'S needlepoint FRONT PORCH SALE. 1128. FLEA MART-Bake slle, clr FRENCH Provincial console HONEYWELL projedor. SU. LOTUS EUROPA, 1969. B~ba. 1q uerc1ler, $10. Like new. le"oDl, .tartin, May 10th. 29 and 31 Lalr:epointe, Friday I wash, Manufacturers Bank color TV, excellent; 2 girla' per and regular 8MM, zoom I ma yellow, 19,000 miles. ~ CLUBS, jllDior Nt. com- -.aM IneroooDl Ind eveninga. and SaturdlY, MIY 7 and 8, -Mack and Locbmoor, Sat- COlts. sl~e 14, p.xceUent. 778. iens, varl8ble speed and re., Never raced, no Ic<:idents, ...... up to S..... SoutII . Summer clas.e, (or young 9 a.m ..~ p.m. Miscellineous turday, May 6th-l0 I.m. 6385. verse, .top activn. Perfect power windows. 285'()120. "-rie.., Import,. Poeellol DECOUPAGE purse,. plaques, people Iges 10.18. Adult bicycles, wooden storms and B~netit Northeast Guidance condition, $90. TU 4.7569. , __ aM StGMI... Jetmill" 'Im. tray. aDd wedd1D, invltl. dlsse. startin, in July. For screens. bath tub. 2 theater C~nter. ANTIQUE, lar~e King l4luls 1969 JEEP Wagoneer. deluxe pl~. Seu out It COlt. •. Uoaa ~rlOftlJJy mlde to or. additional information call chairs •• telmer trunk. al. . XIV needlepomt chair, plum 'A-MUSICAL model. pow~r brake~,.po.wer .~, .,. der. m.1M1. Evening. 777. 881-4363. most new Sears reel pOwer G.E. S'I'OVE. refrigerator, I colored. Best offer. PReacott INSTRUMENTS steering, all condltlomng, '. _II. moweJ:', miscellaneous lead. woodtone. DavenpO.rt. fire. 2-4997. 110 BASS mother of pearl heater. A buy at $2.500. ::,TWO RemlqtOll tirn, 7:3$x1., REFRIGERATOR, L ion e 1 ed gl8~s doors For informa. place fixtures. Ironrlte. Gray 882.4600. JBOUDtecl. ExcelJellt toadJ. BOY'S SCBWlNNS. A.1 con. I trlinl, ciothin~, ml.cellin. tion, 1l23'()299.. . Peraian coat. AIIO garage GARAGE SALE Wurlitzer accordion wit h . t60e. $25. 1150112. dltion. 20", $15; 24", $30. Can I eou. items. Friday Ind Sit. '--- .ale. 16:13S. Renaud, Grosse Slate pool tabie. sofa, bar beli case. Besl offer. Call 886. 1969CAMARO convertible, V.8. -....so. urlllY, May 7th.8th. 10 to 5. PROM and evening dresses, Pointe Woods. 881.:1381. set, .golf cluba. cameras, 6775, automatic, power steering, ROP- "I 480 McKinley. .izes 10,12, 14. 886.9872after binoculars. luggage. lamps, HAMMOND ORGAN. T49S, AM.FM radio. rear speaker, ER 'II .tove, 30 , Ylrd. 6. RUMMAGE SALE-Thursday, Toaatmaater. and many other h d green exterior and matching 11Ibt fixture. Colonill. 885. HOTPOINT, 2 ovens, white, May 6 9-4 p.m. St. James useful household items. Sat. new $2.400, 8 mont s 01, interior. New tires. $2,400 or 5113. $25. alter 8, 888.9658. BENCH SAW, Craftsman 10" Lutheran Church. McMillau d 9 'm 70 mint condition. no reason. bl If 37127,n 1t7O PITNEY;SOWES model, BOY'S-, BIKE, 5 a...... a""5705. Wtin g ar bor. Comp Iete WIt. h at Kercheval. Grosse Pointe. Cambridgetlr ay, a.m....Road, p,between., able offer refused. 771'()287. reasona e 0 er. . 'IV. 250 copier with .upplie •. Best ....- .....,. man)' Ircessorle., $75. Dux b ff St 1, WHITE ELEPHANT ~'ALE Moross and K e r. y, 0 I DRU-\l OUTFIT, complek. 11. 1968 FIAT 850 Spyder, MedS BUT offer. 1133 Vernier. DUNCAN Pb f M h IOfa, brown woo. FUle con." . I Y e I o'iny dit1on, $45. 881.9061. Antiques. Oriental toys, cloth. Grosse Pointe Blvd. dio, very good condit on. some work. $400 or best d1n1n, room .et, tlble. 2 . f'( (Th . Used., $95. 881.3399. BEFORE lelves. pad. 6 chllr. cre. Ing. urru ure, e c. ura- MOVING _ follOWing items ofIe r. 886.4348. " denZi l1lIed 'for .11\'er'stor. day, May 13th, 10.5. Christ for sale: large office desk, CONN CORONET with case CORVAIR, 1965, red convert. YOU BUY 1970 Ige. $250. TU 1.6648. NEW ~:::C;is~;~lIS0Pointe Blvd,. chair and pads, dlvenport, and music stand, $60. Ex. ible, white lop, 4 speed good ;, MOD.TABLES . bedroom suite. antique circa cellent condition. TU 2.7225. condition. Private. 884.7771. BE SURE 108 SQU~RE YARDS gray 1901 sewing machine, movie . CONTINENTAL wooi twiit in good condition, CH ILOREN'S camera, electronic flash in J\;JA!,!OGANYupright Grinnell $150. Grly C REASONABLE OFFER N 70. Grosse Pointe News. 0553. BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. dow, clean. 881-4638. "I 3 REFUSED LEE'S FASHION ---"-- ~j~~J~~~::220 9 5 Browsers always welclXlle. 18" REEL power mower, like MART GARAGE Saie: Air condition. 4-000R HARDTOP, AIR . B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss '67 BLUE TORONADO, excep. 9 5 DALGLEISH new. Used 3 months. 884- 20339 :M'.Ick TU 1-8082 er, new broiler, cocktail tionally c I e an, 9,OOO.mile table, 3 piece sectional sofa, Ethel Claes, 1670 Leverette : '69 GALAXIE .500 $2195 2986. 10 to 5:30 Daily; Fri. 'til 9 (48216). WO 3-4267. guarantee left. TU 6.6697 or 2.DOOR HARDTOP, AIR . CADILLAC formica dinette table.chairs, 791.2840. BOY'S Schwinn 28" Varsity, 70 YARDS BEIGE wool car. tot bikes, prom dress size 12. WOODEN SANDBOX, good 6161 WOODWARD ten speed. Boy's Schwinn peting, good condition, $135. other good clothing, miscel- condition. 882.2299. f. ;~~R~~~Jr~PsAIR $1695 TR 5.0309 '69 JAVELIN S. S. T., air, Pixie, $15. 884.2105. S86.3965 after 5. laneous. Friday, Saturday. 9.YEAR.OLD anxious to learn stereo tape, many extras, ex- 361 Ridgemont, G r 0 sse piano, would you have a cellent condition. After 5, i .;~b&}f~~~JM~ $'1295 CLASSIC French bedroom set. DOUBLE day bed, complete. Pointe Farms. Suitable for fine homes. Twin maple beds. complete. spinet at a bargain price? 889.0552. Rare find size, style. Must Twin beds, leather head: TU 2-2299. i ~N1~~~~~~B~~~ $1895 '1971 7 FOOT Brown Franklin sola 1967 PLYMOUTH. White, 2- sell! Reasonr.ble. 22801 Gary boards, complete. G ray with gold print slipcover. WOMEN'S Missionary Society Lane, SI. Clair S~ores, 10.fl, dressing table. Roil-a.way will pick up your discards door sedan. Power steering, f ::~R~~!.R.~~~.~~...... $;1695 MERCURY Good condition, $100; Junior automatic, radio, V.8, $725. bed. 109 Moran Rd., 881. golf clubs, bag and cart, like and give receipt for same, DINETTE table, formica top, &89-0761 after 5 or Sunday. i '68 MUSTANG $'1595 MARQUIS 6812. new, $60. 882.0705. for tax purposes. 822.5!lG2 f 2.DOOR HARDTOP, SHARP . 4 white naughyde covered or 821-1146. 1969 PONTIAC convertible. l chairs, modern, $25. 886- GARAGE SALE - Furniture, BABY furniture, crib and mat. BROUGHAM 6934. c lot h i n g, miscellaneous GRADUATE Student, newly Excellent running condition. tress, pOrt-a.bed, crib sides, resident, needs (ree furni. 2 Dr. H.T., 5.000 Miles, items" Good condition. 10.5 $50. 88..-0573. Must sell. Call 882-4080, DECOUPAGE hand bags, rea. Saturday. lO9 Moran Rd. ture. Can pick it up. Call after 6. Air Cond., Stereo, Etc. 822-2108. i Cook Ford sonable. 371.7787. DECOUPAGE basket hand. CLASSICAL g u ita r, $25; 1680I M.ck .t Cadieux 882.7787 $4395 G. E. ELECTRIC dryer, one bags. Custom made or from IOA-MOTORCYCUS llA-CAR REPAIR I . youth's suit. 38-slim, $45. our collection. Spring, sum. FOR SALE , "You rec.lve more for yayr dollar ••. honestly I" year old. Wringer washer. After 6, 886-4834. mer and yenr.around colors. ITALY AUTO REPAIRING I Call TV 1.1332 or VA 2.4017. Phone 571.3284. BEST buy of the year. Lil' Specializing in Fiat and Volks. BA,BY crib, chest, rocker, an. Indian 7,000 mini.bike. Used FRANK ADAM MAMAYA C-3 Twin Lens Re. wagen, European and Amer. tlque green. Also dressing IRONRITE mangle $15, T.V. only 10 hours. Original price '70 CHEVROLET LJ NCOLN.MERCURY tlex camera with IS lenses. table, swing. 886.7298. ican cars repaired. 15831 combination $25, poQl table $320. Asking $225. Call TU E. Warren at Buckingham: .'70 CHEVELLE 20777 GRATIOT New. Best oUer. 1933 Ver. 1'()340. IMPALA nlcr. CARPETING, National brands, accessories $5, electric gui. 882.2180. I EAST DETROIT tar and amp1,ffier $00. lawn ! Sport Sedan Malibu 2.Ooor H.T. first quality, 10% over mill I PR 2.0200 GARAGE SALE. Assorted price. Some roll ends avail. roller $5, rubbish cart $2, Air Conditioned V.B, Auto., P.S. Schwinn boys bike $10, aqua GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE Aula., P.S. wood side chairs, stacked able. Mill representative. ! bookcases, mat chi n g toy 15843 E. 8 Mile Rd. zip sled $10. 886.8548. chest and hamper, Scott t YARD SALE: Thursday only, '1tIVATI CHAUFFIltID hand mower, sports equip. DECOUPAGE classes and sup. JOANNA WESTERN [14. Complete baby qrlb, I ment, doll house. high chair, plies. Papier Tole like you '68 IMPALA "CADfLLAC $15. Bargains on clothing LIMOUSINE WI NDOW SHADES '69 IMPALA mi5cellaneou~. 10 a.m ..4 p.m. have never seen. If you wish CleanIng. TurnIng, Repairing and household items. 632 } Custom Coupe, Sat u r day, 616 University special ,help open shop 2 PORCH SHADES Auto., Air, Lhtcoln Road. SI.VIC. MELLOWS Place. days a week. Unique 1m. CUSTOM WINDOW SHADES Cond., P.S., V.8 Auto., P.S. ~ ports, 22265 Mack, 773.2850, UNDERWOOD Olivetti por. 1 Air Cond. WITH 72 SQ. YDS. wool carpeting, 11-5. parchment shade, $15Q. 881- table typewriter, with case. 'j' Pica type. Excellent, like l 8121 and TUxedo 1.1587. HOTPOINT portable dishw8Sh. fiRA"fTOP "," new. 775.22.56 after 6. , MILES" Call mornings or evenings. er 4 cycles, chopping block , I~~:~~,"01"" Ar.. ~ '67 CHEVROLET '69 CHEVROLET 50 Cars Exp\~rtly top, 5 years old, excellent SALES AND SERVICE I 4 GOODYEAR tires J 78.15, 1501 KERCHEVAL I CAPRICE Reconditioned and LAWN MOWER, Scott Silent condition. $100. Evenings, fiberglass, bel t e d. 15,000 Grosse Pointe Cab CAPRICE hand mower with grass catch. VA 1.6466. Eut of Alter , In the Pull: One owner, V.8, Aula., P.S. Guaranteed for You miles, good tread, $10 each. TU ,2.5300 TU S-eOOO er, $30. 884.5877. Closed Monday, Vinyl Top. Air Conditioned to Choose From CAUCASIN and Turkish Ori. 8115-1813. V.8, Aulo., P.S. WHITE davenport, Kenmore ental rugs, Pair of Victor. BABY BUGGY, $15; Car bed, washer, .dryer, ironer, Hot Ian side chairs, Z Aladdin $8j crib bumper pads and ROGER Pointe refrie~rator and many GROSSE POINTE and 2 Reyo lar,lps. Trailer mobile. Call 88".3114. Call TU 2-6074 miscellaneous Items. 'l'Ux. hitch, tires and rims for late cdo 1.7278. model Cutla!!s or Skylark. KENMORE dryer, good condi. Shoe •• palr to advertise 331.1549. tion. TU 5.1881. TED E'WALD RINKE RUGS, hooked wool, various under Guide to 365 Fisher Rd., Opp. High sizes. Miscellaneous antique BARN SIDING-Authentic 1" 2 DELUXE window awnings, Good Service CADILLAC pieces. Excellent condition. w eat her e d, hand hewn, 48", new, $10; G. E. refrlg. CHEVROLET 822.1825. natural timber, 1.463-2179. erator.freezer, 2 door com. blOlIlion, top shape, $50. 884. GA!RAGE SALE. Saturday, 10 CO, R MAHOGANY shield back 0264. 15175 E. JEFFERSON ,VAN DYKE a.m .•6 p.m. Carpeting, dining chairs, saddle seats, I• Bet. 10. II Milo Rei•. chairs, antique hutCh, stove. newly upholstered. 45" an. COMPLETE Sony video tape washer, dryer, mlscellane. t111ue oak table with claw I• VA 1.2000 Telephone system, additional monitor, I ous. 3682 Nottingham, 884. and ball feet, sanded for re. I 536.6260 or 757-0767 zoom iens with camera. Best .• ~32. finishing. TU 1.9780. offer. 1933 Vernier. I I 1.. ...

. , , ..... 4" • ~. Ai I'. )" . ~, . ." ~ . " '. '" ," .~.. Thursd.y, ~'Y 6, 1971 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page. Twcn1y.Nin'e 1II-CAlS WANTED '121 ------, VACATION U-ItEAL ESTATE 13-ItEAL ESTATE TO IVY -PIOPEITTY FOI U-RlAL ESTATE U-lEAL ESTATE f U-REAL ESTATE ! I3-REAL ESTATE iI---- '01 SALE FOIT SALE~ __ . _ I '71).'71 CADILLAC or Lincolu FOR SALE FOR SALE i FOR SALE. I_-.!OR SAL_E _ 2 door, Jaguar or Mercedes COTI'AGE for ule, Canadl' , I OPEN SUNDAY ?:30.5:00 sports eal. Pay cash or trade Lighthouse Cove, Lake st. IBISHOP RD. Charming 3.bed. ST. PAUL, 16775-Unique ar. ANITA - Brick ranch. 3 bed.! WINDMILL P<.lNTE DRIV~. GROSSE POINTE 1 IN THE FARMS Clair. Excellent for boating, room ranch, 3 baths, large t h I rooms. dining room, family 15830.32. Dupl~~. Each umt, large c!Jamonds and new family room. overlookIng II rangement provides s FARMS 'PERFECTION 100 foot lot, 50 minutes from room, finished basement, ga. 2 bedrooms, 1.._ baths, sun '1 ' mink coat. 312.5018; 821. beautiful view of the lake. four bedroom ranch a IIlUs'r 9008. tunnel. TU 1-1987. TO VIEW. rage, patio. room, recreation room .. By IIIUIR ROAD, near Keicl\,eval. BEST descdbes this lovely HAMPTON. Move.in condition, owner. $61,500. By appOint. Short walk to "The lUll" I Georgian Colonial with a DESPERATELY Need wagon COMPLETELY furnished and light cileery interior, 3 bed. ANITA - Brick Tri.level .. 3 ment only. 89J.4523 or 30!. shops. older but upd~ 3IJ!I./:View of the lake. Perfect or van 10 pick up passengers winterized • bedroom cot. rooms, family room, 2J,om home. Colored bathj""COnditiOn, beautifully dec. for cburch services. CaU tage. Located at Pointe Aux garage, owner leaving state. SUNDAY ~ROO.30FFER'1 room, large kitchen, 2 car ------. fixtures, furnace, electrical, orated. fine carpeting. 822.5962 or 821.1146. Barques, near Port Austin, Price reduced. R~~~R~~F in~~ed three att. gorage. 597 HAMPTON RD. plumbing, sewers ~nd car. MASTER sultewlth dresslnll Michigan. 882.5523. bed~oome C:Z:nial 11 v i n g I CANTERBURY - Large 4 (between Mormngside and ' pets all Hew Jalousled front rOOl'l bath and adjoining HARVARD. Exceptionally at. I room and dinin .. room cal'. bedroom Colonial. 21h baths. Lakeshore) t porch, l"lIA OK. Price reo sitli~g room commands ollt. 'C-IOATS AND UNIQUE 38 acres fo~ skiIng tractive 3.bedroom ranch. pet IUle new. formica.. coun. f ami'Iy room, f'1015. hease.d b I \luced, owner anxious. stand'n"I" vl'ew of .the wa'-r"" ' MOTOITS (with 2 tows), horseback. ! den, close to schools and ter tops in kitcben, 2 fir':l' ment, central air and 2 car flloving to Europe and must Three additional bedrooms, riding, hunting. C 10 s e to transportation. cHRIS.CRAFT - Twin screw. lakes and golf. Excellent in. places, recreation room. attached garage. sell our charming and unusual I MARV. BOUT IN 2 baths, service stair. Recently surveyed and val. HURRY vestment. One bour west of MOROSS. Excellent 2.bedroom ' custom.huilt CaPe Cod with REALTY LIVING ROOM and paneled ued at $4,500. Will take $3" . FONTANA LANE - In the the following exceptional Iea. I study with fireplace' ~ttl Detroit. $1,500. per brick ranch, enclosed porch, 700. Completely acre. views equipped. Call 881.9135. 2.car garage, ideal location OPEN SUNDAY 3:00.5:00 Shores. Custom built ranch. tures: I On .Any Listing-Call Us I have magnificent oj 28800 East JeUerson. for transportation. PRESTWICK 1732 - FIRST 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, 2 car 884.7733 7737821> the lake. Central air eondi OFFERING. New kitchen, attached gar age, family • Be~utif.ully landscaped and: . . tioning, deligbtful for mal FOR SALE Home on AILBOAT 19 feet, one main Torch SUNNINGDALE. A family de. 1 s Lake (Antrim Co.) new driveway, just decor. :-oom plus activities room, mamtalned .1arge 10. , 7.5'" HIDDEN Lane Grosse Pointe garden, circular drive .. A sail, 2 jibs. Has been com. Ideal light. Outstanding 4.bedroom C m P I e t e basemen' with 152', containmg Engllsh.typc . tor summer cottage or year ated. Upper trim all alum. 0 • stone ivy.covered wall love. Woods. Ultra beautiful, n~w. Mieou built residence lor pletely sa!lded and old caullc:. home, family room and inum. Three bedrooms, B-2 kitchen and bath. , Iy gardens plus many ~hrubs Iy decorated 7 room brick those who demand the best. ing around home. Write P. O. removed. No dry rot. many of the fine features baths. Fine Florida room. FLEETWOOD - Excellent and trees. ranch h~~e, 2 full. 2 hal.f ALSO .IN THE .PARK. ' Box 444. Poulsbo, Washing. over1oo1dng the golf course. $650. Firm. Includes trailer. ton 93370. 885.Q786. BY APPOINTMTNT ONLY Brick Cape Cod. 2 bedrooms. baths. (Jnlshed basement, 2 First o({ermg of thiS spacIOus WlLLISON. Located nr. Grosse dining room, Florida room, • 3 very large bedroollls plus ear gara~e. BC!aulifully land. I 5.bedroom Colonial near E. FAIR ACRES-See picture ad. ,~ANTED - 5-10 horsepower, UC-FARMS FOI SALE Pointe Yacht Club in the 2 car garage. quaint den that would make ~caped, Must be seen to be I Jellerson on nke 6O'xl80' late model, like.new Jobnson Shores. Ideal home for the WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE an ideal 4th bedroom if pre. appreciated. By 0 w n e r. lot. Plenty of room for n KENMORE - C h arm I n g ferred. IIh baths with provi. Open <:aily 12 to 7. 886.6931. large family and only $40,000. or similar outboard motor. 23 ACRE borse farm near expanding family. 6 bed. -Super elegant home awaits rooms, 31,.2baths, many step. Brick Colonial with 2 car sion for additional 1,2 bath Write giving make, model, Port Huron. Dwelling. Maple your interest. Seven bed. attached gar age. 3 bW. and shower if required. hours. condition and price. syrup grove, * mile road saving features in this ex. rooms and five baths ar. rooms, IIh baths and Flor. GROSSE POINTE PARK KARL DAVIES frontage, tremely functional floor plan. Box B'2, Grosse Pointe News. orchard. $21,000. ranged for comfortable fam. ida room. • New large fa mil y room 1409 BUCKINGHAM TU 5-3220 Owner. 884'2467. Visit this home for more ily living. 18'6",,14' with beamed ceil., details. ULMER foul weather gear; McKINLEY - Custom built ings, pegged Cloors, wood ,. OPEN S1JNDAY 2.5 1867 NORWOOD-3 bedl'~m 60 ACRE Farm. Good bottom KENWOOD - English Manor Brick Colonial. 3 bedrooms, Zenith radio, super naviga. THREE MILE DR., 1365. Spa. paneling and mud room. . Colonial In Grosse PoiJtte l&nd, bard House creates subdued ele. II-'.>baths. dining room, rec tor, new condition, $150 val. surface road. clous 4.bedroom, certer en. Mediterranean decor. CENTER entrance Colomal. 4 Woods, II-'.>balhs, eating a~a Huron County, Michigan. 1. gance. Five bedrooms, four room, 2 car garage. in kitchen, panelled slm ue for $75. Call 339.712G. trance colonial, den and bedrooms, 2 full baths, nat. I 517-428-3261. baths, guest ~uarters. • SplIcious living room with! ural fireplace. Large lot. I porch heated for year rou~d , breakfast room plus 2 rooms 35 FIBERGLASS PEACH TREE LANE - Bri('k fir(lplace; dinu.g room plus brick garage. Owner moving I auxiliary on 3rd floor, 3.car brick ga. I use. $33,500 with assumable sloop, sleeps 6, fully found, WOODLAND SHORES - In. Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 31,.2 new kitchen. New wool car. out of town. 5v..'!0 mortgage. 886.5063. ' rage, ideal location. OPEN :electronics. Commi~sloned UD-LAKE AND RIVER teresting tri.1evel in el!cel. baths, family room, diuing PROPERTY SUN. 2.5. lent condition. Exciting to room heated in ground pool, peting, hardwood floors, full FAIRWAY DRIVE, .20066.,- 1963 (2 Mackinac races). basement, 2.car attached ga. Large ranch, 3 bedrooms, Priced to sell. Can be seen view because of all the spe. central air, many extras. FIKA N Y HARSENS ISLAND, middle cials. Built.in air condition. rage with special overhead 21h baths, large famUy rooin, at Jeffolrson Beach Marina. channel canal lots, new sub. room for storage. Large • attached 2~.car larage, e.r. Call 886-8511 or 875.5410 or SCHWEITZER ing throughout. Three bed. division, :100 foot, $8,600. SHOREWOOD storage are a s throughout REALTOR pethig, air. conditioning, :qa. 82$.()542. rooms, two baths, two pow. Good Investment. Adjacent TU 2.2100 der rooms. REALTY CO. borne. 886-5051 tio, 9O:d35 ,lot. Open da4y. golf course. 884.3959. • ExceUent 10 cat ion - 1\'2 Call 881.9489. 5 FOOT fibergll!s Sea King, 20431 Mack 886.8710 i LINCOLN 612. 3 bedroom3, NEFF ROAD-Super.fine Iwo blocks from Ferry School I 28 hor:;epower Johnson elec. OVER 900 Ft. on Tittabawasee tric, $600. Must 294. 2OxlO, 17x12. 10xl0, with family flat. Natural fire. SUNSET Pl.AZA conllomini. and 4 blocks from North sell. River, excellent water skiing new large closets; 1 full place in each spacious IIv. I T E' \ 0717 or 573.7675. ~ urns. 28111 Jefferson, north and snowmobile country. bath, 1 ha~, 1 lav; new ing room. Excellent invest. of Eleven llile. 1 and 2 bed. ~i;~de~~ ::~~~rf~~~ef~~: G R0 SSE'. PO.lN' . ' I $5.000 down, land contract. 62 PLYMOUTH convertible, Mutschler kitchen (16xll) ment. 'fwo' bedrooms each room apartment ty,Je. Pool bars that enjoy maintaining t PRc.;cott 1.5035. $275.. Good tires, motor. with built in table; panel. unit. Sought aner location. balconies, air conditioned. their homes. BRIARCLIFF - Like new HARBOR HILL - 4 bed" Body -needs work. 882.9345. ST. CLAIR Shorps - On.the. led family room (18x9); ST. CLAIR-Mail'lenanee free $16,900 and $19,900. Open • $47,500 by owner. Telephone 5 bedroom, 2~ bath room, 2'rZ bath COLONIAL dining 1'0001 (16xI2); )iv. TOY'uhouse. 4 bedrooms, 2~~ daily, 1.5 p.m. Laethem. 886-4669. Appointments only. CAPE COD near-Liggett with won d e rf u 1 lake 1967. 17' Starcraft Daytona Lake. Beautiful spa c i0 u s 773.9777. I ing room (20xI2); carpeted baths. New kitchen. Full School. All kitchen buill. view. Fireplace, 20' fam. fiberglas, 80 horsepower custom -built home. 3 bed. rooms, 2 baths, family room, throughout;. walk 10 Richard basement, garage. Ins, family room and free i1y room, librar~~ games Evlnrude, $1,800. 884'()286. library, Sauth and Hill; bike form patio, 2 car, attach. roo m with fireplace. 10x27 screened porch, at. to Village, St. Paul and JOHN S. 17' GAR WOOD utility, 95 h.p. tached garage, % acre, fruit cd garage. Low Interest Many other fine details I existing mortgage. $65,' to see. TU 4.0600. engine, $450. Call 884-2425. trees, seawall, boat hoist. ~~5~~~~' $39,000. Owner. I Grosse Pointe Can 293.7755. GOODMAN 000. TU 1.6300. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 BARBER Boat, inboard motor, RENAUD. Open the double COLONIAL on Beaupre in 21.foot. Gray marine engine. LOT - 13 miles southwest 0f HOLLYWOOD, 1123 and 1163' 93 Kercheval 886.3060 doors to asp a c i 0 u s S H 0 R E HAM 35 in the BARCLAY - Altractive 3 . ~'Heart of the Farms" - Fully eq:'ipped. Phone 841. Traverse City near Inter New 4.bedroom Colonials - Shores. Prime Ranch for F r e n c h Colonial near bedroom RANCH In the 3 large bedrooms and lochen. 180' frontage locate $56,000 to $59,000. 794 NOTRE DAME - 3 bed. 9400 lor details. Ihe small family desiring Lake Shore Road, 4 bed. "Farms." Many extra silting room on 2nd, 2'rZ 200 feet from lake par d Model Homes Open Daily room Colonial, 2 car garage. k LLOYD MARKS 884.-7411 Open Sunday, 2.5. 885.9112. luxury in a choice loca. rooms, 3 baths, Powder features including luxury baths, .Jine: family room, SAILBOAT, 1970 Pearson, 26. access. 881-4637. tlon. Two Bedrooms and room, Fa m i ly room, carpeting and air condi. paneled games room, 2 foot fiberglas. Moving out kitchen wltb b u i I I.ins, o[ s~ate. TU 2.7225. MARINA SITE OR CLUB they arc good ones. Pan. tioning. TU 1.'200. car attached garage and eled Library and Recrea. Patio, Recreatlon room. . good existing mortgage. Middle Cbannel, St. CIa'Jr 2 car attached garage on G.W. INVADER, 10'3", fiber. tion Room. Large screen. PERFECTLY KEPT 3 bed. 'Avery charming home River Harsens Island, Gol[ large lot with circular glass, custom paint, new 40 PURDY & ASSOCIATES ed p 0 r c h overlooking room, 3 bath QUAD. with beautiful decor, h.p. Mercury, tr8i1er. Call Course area, 45 acres drive. approx. 1600 ft. on River beautiful garden. Exteri. LEVEL with ultra mod. $52,500. TU 1,6300., 882.9368. or newly painted. $54,5/)0. $160,000, * down, Terrifi c PROUDLY PRESENTS ROSLYN 64. Near Lake. em kitchen, terrific fam. . . 9 l"OOT Sloop. fiberglass. Value at $100 It. No mor e BY APPOINTMENT s h 0 r e. Topnotch semi. ily room plus sunken F'~ST 0 F FER I N G' on patio, paneled gaOl e s Fleetwood - One owner .. Newport Holiday, 1969, Tilt like this: By Appt. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 5 :00 ranch. 2 bedrooms, n~ - ~.' to LAKESHORE. First adver. C trailer, 7 h.p; Chrysler out. T. !If; TUCKER baths on first floor. 2 bed. room and 2 car attached. 3 bedroom face brick tised; Beautiful lake view. garage, Owners Florida-, ;..BUNG!\I.PW, convenient boartl. Completely equipped. REALTOR AI.GONAC 271 KERBY-First Offering. Heart of the Farms. Four rooms and bath. above. S3.ooo. 884.4363. Solid built Italian Villa. Paneled Family Roo m, bound. TV 1.6300. . to everything. Enclosed 4087 M 29 Hwy. 794.36811 bedrooms two bath plus recreation room, and all for less than' $40,000. . 4 bedrooms, 3~ baths Kitchen wit h built.ins, .. -. breezeway, fireplace,:. 6.FOOT Imperial Muskie, 35 plus maids quarters. Li. Recreation Room. 75 fcot GRAYTON -' Need more ' gal1'les room with" bar;" h.p. electric motor, trailer, CRUISER OWNERS: brary and Sun Room. ALGONAC OPEN SUNDAY 2 :30 to 5:00 lot. See today. room? Englisll Colonial full dining room and 2 extras, good outfit. $400. 882. Many attractive feature.~. with 27' living r(lom .with caraltached garage. $31" Brick 1 floor Deluxe 2 bedrms , 3418. 320 TOURA.INE COURT-A three bedroom Colonial of WESTCHESTER. Well fireplace, den, sun room, . 90(). TU 16300, 1'rZ baths, large attache d HILLCREST near Grosse unusual,grace on secluded Court. There are detai.ls maintained. Early Amer. 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, J /,~ FIBERGLASS 14 foot '68 garage, 90 ft. lot, Dee p Pointe. First advertised. which . are rarely included in more recently bUIlt ican. Built 1959. 3 bed. plus 2 extra roo illS •and PEMBERTON - AUrae. model Sea King, 45 h.p. elec. Canal take any size Cruiser C a Ion i a I with many homes, plus den, two and a half baths and dining rooms, 2',fl baths. Central balh on 3rd. Games room tive 3 bedroom, 2M! bath, tric start, trailer. 886.2574. Direct to River, Porch, buH amenities. 3 bcdrooms. bay in kitchen. $27,900. Air Conditioning. $54,000. with wet bar. Low 40's. COLONIAL. i "Ca u n try CHRIS.CRAFT Roamer, ex. ins, $47,500, $20,000 down TV 4.0600. style k\tchen with fire. By Appt. panding family forces us to BY APPO INTMENT MIDDLESEX. First adver. VOLTAIRE. Lovely Colo. ploce' 'and nlce'Duilt.lns. nial solidly built o[ Stran sell spotless '67 33.foot Rivi. Professional Men: E leg an t tised. Spacious IIh story FIRST OFFERING of very Den, gla$ed terrace. all STATELY ENGLISH-On large lot is just the beginning. Steel construction. 5 main era. Newly painted and car. St. Clair 4 bedrms., 2 baths built 1956. Move in condi. special COLONIAL - 4" on 80xl3!> site. Arrange Five family sized bedrooms plus three and a half bedrooms, 31h baths. Pan. peted in '89, twin 210 b.p .• 'Large Liv. room. Larg tion. 5 bedrooms, 3~ t to- see this tOday.. 1'u e baths and library. eled library. Recreation large bedrooms, 3 h 275 hours. Ship to shore Family room, kitchen, plu baths of which 2 bed. TU1:4200. s room. Large lot in top baths, Iibrr,ry, family radio, depth gauge, compass, 'adjacent oUices, Dock, Boa t. 'OLD &- NEW is found in this extra special Colonial rooms' and bath are on rMm, all. new kitchen hot and cold 'pressure water, location. port, $69,000, Owner wilI located in the Park. Four bedrooms, three and a half first floor. $59,500. with everything, paneled LAKEPOINT~3'l:ledJ:~~, heater, electric stove and reo IIh batll.COLONIAL on sell on L.C. $20,000 down haths, and library, modern family room and kitchen. MANOR. F 0 u r bedroom CENTER HALL Colonial. 4 games. Toom, zoned heat, . frigerator, search light. Blue Carpets, Drapes, 1H0use ing' and excellent existing 75' lot, in .'Windmill Book price. 886.5089. TOWNHOUSE-Where else can you find so much for Colonial. One and one. bedrooms, 21h baths. Less alone worth price, Excellen t 'In 0 r t gag e. This home Point.e. ,Kjt~hen witbnice so little? Five bedrooms, two baths and library. All half baths. Family room. than $5l:J.OOO. , FIBERGLASS Dyar Dinghy, cor.ditioD. shows beautifully and breakfast area" games 8 this for under $40,000. Library. Many built.in '870. 884.0647. WINDMILL POINTE. 258' ;' likely won't be availablll , room, 2 car attached ga. NEW, ALL ELECTRIC Beau features. Good value. roge. Absolutely move.in TUCKED AWAY on another semi.dead end street this $37,500. frontage on the hike .. Su. [or, long. Owner trans: 960 16' CREST fiberglass boat, tiful River front Ranch Typ e fer red. $71,500. TI] condition. TU4.06~. Brick Home, 'plus Canlll 10 wonderful, little Colonial has three bedrooms, two perb English Manor fin. trailer, 60 h.p. engine. $700. t LAKE SHORE. G r 0 sse ished 1930 with plenty of baths and fine family room. 1.6300. ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL 371.2740. tor Cruiser: 2 bedrms., 2 Poi n t e Shores. Betler bedrooms and. baths and baths down, 2 bedrms. ba th UNIQUE isn't even the word for this spechll custom . '" overlooking the G oJ( up, than new Farm Colonial. desirable auxiliary rooms. MIDDLESEX - Spacious 6 course _ 4 master be(J. I 1D-TRAI LERSAND double bOltport, Stee I built Colonial that overlooks Lake St. Clair, Three Four bedrooms, three and Expensive details too nu. breakwall, bedroom English COLO. rooms 3'rZ baths "o.Ik CAMPERS $97,000 term s. family bedrooms, plus maid's quarters and library. one.half baths including merous"to mention here. NIA.L with library and panel~d family 'room, Custom made Drapes, Car. bedroom and bath, ac. Fine harbor with electric RENT PLUSH TRAVCO pets, HARD TO FIND one story home in fIne Fa,rms location fallllly room, games room ultra modern kitcl}en with inc. livltles room, exceptional hoist. MOTOn HOMES with four bcdrooms if you need them. Library, card with bar, 2 car attached breakfast room 1st floor Choice St. Clair sitting room and utility A ir condition, self contained, River lot room and recreation room are just the beginning. gar age. The quality . laundr" beautiful decor steel breakwall, sewe r, room on the first floor.' HILLCREST. Trim Cap c sleeps 7. Motorama ReDtal Lot 10b:230. P r 1c e d al Cod on quiet cul.de:sac. shows! TU }.4200. ,and lov~ly 140x2'6,1 toot water, also Large Canal Lot DREAKWALL-Yes, this one's on the water. There arc Inc. 886.5840. six berlrooms plus library al1d family room. This is $110,000. T b r e e bedrooms, two site.' W:e'reproud of this included for dOCkage, w8lk CLOVERL Y - Excellent 4 ing distance tradition at its best. Don't miss It! baths of which onf bed. oUering. . $123,000. TU 4'x8' TRAILER. Running to shoppin g. KENSINGTON. Well.built, room and bath are on the bedroom, 2 BATH 1.6300. (The Cape Cod of Algonac ) lights, 34 exterior ply, steel COTTAGE-yet still in the City. The white picket fence 1J.~ bath English. Three first. floor. Paneled rec. RA M B L I N G RANCH frame, covered, spare tire. $3t50 foot. (Property sbow n encompasses this adorable home, There are two bed. with family room, games by Appt.) big bedrooms on second realion room. Glassed COLONIAL on quiet court PR 8.7267. rooms, ~o it's for a small family. floor and large combina. and s ere en e.d porch. room, 2 car attached ga. near. Ferry School - .. - T. M. TUCKER rage and low interest COME SEE - COME SAVE! tlon bedroom.s t u d y on Good mortgage balance bedrooms. 211.1'bath'$; REALTOR ALGONAC SMALL FAMILY or bachelor quarters. This is a cute existing mortgage. One. T r ail c r with kitchenette, Ihird floor. Paneled, mod. with low interest rate. kitchen bullt.lns, .library ranch with two bedrooms and cnC'losed porch. Located floor homes are hard to sleeps 5. 4087 M 29 Hwy. 794.368 1 ern kitchen with built.ins. $29,900. AND fa nilIy room, 2 car $425. in the Woods. Large lol. $37,900. find in SI. Paul's Parish. 381.7973. attaohed garage. Good 10- FI~E LOCATION [or thit three blX1roonl home. There's LEXINGTON. Desirable TU 1.6300. calion and nothIng to do 13-REAL ESTATE BUCKINGHAM. Nice Colo. ranch well built by Cox HUNTING or utility trailer, FOR SAU an exlra room on the first floor plus a wonderful ~'ard but move in. $61,800. TV excellent condition. Asking for the little ones. n I a I. 3 bedrooms,1\.2 & Baker. 3 bedrooms, 2 FIRST OFFERING of 3 1.6300. baths. Family room. $39" baths, Paneled recreation $300. Call 886-6775. OPEN SUNDAY 2::!0 TO $ bedroom, brick RANCH GOLF COURSE is just across the st"'cet from this fine 500. room with la vatory. $48,' near Ferry Sch()OI..,.Cozy NORWOOD-Sharp 3 bed. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 12A-COMMERCIAL ranch. If you arc looking for lots and lots of land, LAKELAND COURT. Spe. 900. fireplace, new carpeting, room COLONIAL, Ideal please call tiS on this one. PROPERTY 1799 OXFORD RD.-Story an d clally des.lgned coloniai WHITTIER. Ncar St. Paul. games room, garage and for yoU ng marrieds. one.half brick bungalow, 3 BRAND NEW-no, but almost. Here is a unique Colonial on secluded court. The Choice Colonial. 4 bed. per fee t I y maintained. Family room, cozy lire. ,Must be sold and well bedrooms, bath, 2 car de located just across from Ltke St. Clai... There are charm of the decorating rooms, 2'h baths. Paneled place, walk.in closets, tached g.:trage. Excellen four bedrooms, plus large family room. enhances the convenience If bra r van" rl'C'reation priced at $33,900. TU garage and complete car. 16300. CHAMPION cOfJdition. oC the floor plan. Most room. 70 'foot lot. $56,900. petlng. Several Impor. APARTMENT-8 unit ENGLISH COLONfAL-Here's one wUh four bedrooms unusual combination DIn. taM and recent improve. ond three baths and ad'.! to this n fine library with See our ad on Page 30 HARPER WOODS ing and Family Room ROLAND. Extra good Colo. RENAUD - Luxury men t S" $33,500. TV fireploct'. All carpets and drapes included. RANCH WIth everything. 20886 HUNT CLUB - 3 bed with fireplace. Cenlral air n I a I. 3 bedrooms. Hfl 1.6300. conditioning. 3 bedrooms, baths. Paneled po r c h. 3 bedrooms, all kitchen RANCH, just a short .walk room brick bungalow, air SWI~r.UNG POOL Is just one of the extras in this bullt.lns including laun. condltJoned, .2 car 2~ baths. $37,500. to Monteith School - 3 CHAMPION garage gracious Colonial located In choice Farms locallon. dry units, fine famllv vacant. Six bedrooms, plus family room and library. Mdrooml>, new family REALTOR CHAU'ON'I'E. Custom built LAKELAND near St. Paul. room, terrace, pool, pan. room, C1xcellent modern deluxe Early American Gorgeous colonial b u lit eled games room, ofllce. , SWEENEY (;, MOOR E SUPER RANCH In Grosse Pointe Farms with three fine kitchen, terrace, elabo. TU 4-5700 bedrooms and spacious living area. This Is a gem! ran c h overlooking golf 1954. F 0 u r bedrooms, 2 car attached garage. rate games room with 88J.68oo links. 2 larg bedrooms. three and one.haIr baths. Perfect home for leisure wet bar and 2 cllr at. FOUR BEDROOMS and two bath Condominium for the Paneled library or extra Paneled family roo~. 10", ACRES on N.W. corner !lvlng and exlenslve en. tached garage. MUST BE 202$ LOCHMOOR BLVD. By very specIal price of $34,900. bedroom with fireplace. Recreation room. Oar;;; tertalning. $67,500. TU of 14 Mile &: Red Run Rd" SOL D. $49,000. TU owne.3 bedrooms, 2 baths Many amenll1ell. $84,500. room. ExlTll large porch 1.6300. 1.6300. driving range now on prem. Cape Cod bungalow. Move overlooking beautiful gar. Ises, Price $145,000. in condition, Convenient 10 BRA I R C L IFF In the den. cation. Modem Idtehen, ea t. Shores. Interesllng tri. PURDY & ASSOC. level. 3 bedrooms, 21h BARRINGTON, near l8ke. Ing 'pace, aIr condltlonlng JOHNSTONE & HIGBIE paneled recreation room bat h s. P8neled Family front park. Colonial. Four carpeting and drapes. As 889-0500 room. Central alr.condl. bedrooms, two and one. REALTY sumable mortgage. ~or ap. tlonlng. Large lot. Special haIr baths. Library. Recr. palntment, 886.3281. Clayton C. Purdy, Jr. features. $67,500. eatlon room. $47,000, JOHNSTONE 84 Kercheval 886.7100 REAL TORS 1235 WAYBURN In the Par k. M:lry F. Schloff Dorothy Meeker I . MACK COR. LINCOLN 2 bedroom bungalow. Ne w James P. Danohu Sue Megowcn Adelberg PrIme site lor off1ees. 132' on kitchen and bath. Sharp. Un. MAXON BROTHERS,Inc. 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P.~ Thirty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 6, 1971 U-aW tSTAn U-REAL ESTAn I U-I.EAL ESTATE U-aUL ESTATE ,I U-aUL ESTATE U-ItEAL ESTATE liS-REAL ESTATI U-IL\L ESTATE FOa SALE FOR SALI FOI SALE FOR SALE FOI SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOIl SALE WASHINGTON RD. , ALINE - Truly sharp 3 bed. GROSSE POINTE 832 UNIVERSITY - Gracious Middlesex, Exceptional I a rile roomed room brick ranch. Heated center entrance ColoniJll 3 WOODS LANE, 1002. Elegant I OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5 south of Essex home on huge lot. Beautiful., Florida room, 2 car larage, PARK • 'in every detall. Must be . beorooms, 1~ baths. 24 foot I viewed ~o see all the extras IIF YOU ARE seekUlg the pe~. 4 iBl!I>ROOM',2 bath coloDial. ly decorated witb man,)' excellent location. OPEN ~7 DAlLY living room, large dining Ibis 4 bedroom custom built feet combination on tradl' HIGBIE Famlly room wlth flrepll'Ce, extras that must be seen. BRYS - A floe, well built 3 Devonshire Rot.. 1178, room, custom drapes, car. home has tl) offer. Spacious lion and condition, tben, we OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5 attad1ed 2 ear ilrage. Br. Make private appointment a.bed. peted, finished .basement, 2 forma! dining room. family suggesl you get up the am. room Ind In. on lit flOCI'. today. bed~oom brick ranch, 2 car room brick ranch. large fam. FIR S T OFFERING - 1504 garaee, clo.se to tran.sporta. Dy room. central air cond!o cllr garage. Priced in mid room with fireplace, fl~st blUon to see what we are Kitchen with all built in aP-1 ST. CLAIR 30',. By ,>wner, Call for floor laundry 1'OOm,country offering at 300 Lincoln R?ad. Edmundton. Immaculate " lion. lIoning. PR1C£D TO SELL. bedroom, 2'h bath Colonial. p1Juces. Drapel and some Exciting Townhouse _ Lavish. Va~ant. appointment. 8M-3192. kitchen with bullt.ins, excel. 'Ihis Georgian m.a n &1 0 n carpetinl. fA ir condition~ ly remodeled with 7 rooms, HAWTHORNE - Spacious lent floor plan. central air. comea on strong In ~ de. Large paneled family room F McKINLEY 308-First offer. with fireplace; attached ga. andb.~as ri A he~~;. A feasr 31,~baths. End unit for pri.[ home in exceUent condition. S. D. PALOZZOLO conditioning. 2 car attach~d partments. The extenor of oaa ... p ce on...... a yea vacy. Four bedrooms, 2 full baths, log on t1li$ unusually at. rage. Central alr.condition. 886-656~ Evenlngs, 821.6408 gar8ge. Call for appoint. the bouse ami the sepa~ate old home. . garage, central air condi. tractive 4 bedroom, 1~ bath ment today. Open Sun. 2. carriage house have Just ing & sprinkler system. Close WILCOX 884-355u tioning. CO.Op apartment (for sale). brick colonial with parquet 5:30. been painted. A new drive. to church and schools. Price N. Edgewood- Built in 1956 - E. Outer fioors and unique decor. way was Installed just lISt $59,900. • Grosse Pointe Shores 1~1)MOROS5-2 bedroom, den, I LAKESHORE LANE - A Drive Area Detroit. Llvlog Near schools and transpor. week. The magnificent and FIRS'!' OFFERING: G. P. large living-dining combina. many splendored bouse! U tatlon. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bat b raneb rm .. pullman kitchen, bed. BETTY VINGI mature trees have been Woods - 3 or 4 bedroom, tiOD. Natural fireplace, ex. you want a really alluring room and bath. Low $30 spring pruned and the L-tsidc 1"'J story home near schools with family roo m, dinillg pansion attc, 2 car garale. home that provides every DEVONSHIRE 1385 - Stately room, br. rocm. attached 2 per mo. maintenance fee. brick colonial near transpor. Realtor of the bouse was recently and transportation. Fir e- Move-in condition. Owner, imagloable convenience - Excellen2 condition. $11,800. rer:orated, including a new place, screened porch, pan. car luaee 'With door 0pe.D- 884-0286. we hive that house. Four or lation featuring " spacious _20_7_41_M_a_c_k_A_v_e_.886_.32_10 kitchen with every buill. in er. ~. room with wet bar bedrooms. 2~ baths, family eled rec room, 2'h car ga. IS bedrooms. family room, g and lav. Fully air cond. and BEDFORD Road-Center en. room and finJshed basement. FIRST offering, 2016 Tiuntin -! ''tIlIginable. Come see for rage. Asking $28,900. deD, 2 fireplaces, 3 baths. tOD. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. yourself ... Sunday after. 1& wn sprinlt1er. Carpeted trance b1'klt colonial oUers HIGBIE Excellent condition. Central air, cbarmlng nelgb. famlly room, 2'h car garage, noon. BY APPOINTMENT and draped throughout. Ex- family sized rooms, long lot, borhood. HANDY PLACE 89-Beautiful 60 WILLOW TREE - Well eel1eDt eoncfjtiOll and priced 3 bedrooms. Owner. Open extra large lot. By owner. JUST OFF 0 t D iv and rilbt. LAKELAND - Here is a REALTY and different 4 bedroom, 2;J ()pen Sunday 2.5 or by ap'l u e~ r.e . located 2 story contemporary Sunday, 884-3966. t:86.7100 84 Kercheval pointment. 884.5139. less than. a mmute 15 th.15 dream come true for the bath brick contemporary. ______new oUerUlg at 18444 Wil. - 1.0 the Shores with" bed. roo m s. 2 baths. modern R W Smith 884-3545 man looking for tlle un LAFAYETTE. Elmwood Park, Family room aDd kitchen GROSSE PTE. FARMS with built-ins. Central air IS BEDROOM, 3* baths, cus- shire. If you require two kitchen, family r~m with usual! Many fine features Townhouse, wa I kin g dis. CHAMBERLAIN DRIVE - 3 A fine six.year-old house ideal- eondltionlng. Within walking first floor bedrooms and an wet bar, natural fireplace. 1.0 this 20 room mansion, 3 tance to downtown Detroit. tom built Colonial with enormous dormitory room bedroom, 1556 sq. ft., brick ly located near the Lake. It car garage and apartment. distance to t he Hill. separate study, co v ere d home on 130 ft. riverfront 3 bedroom, 2'h bath, living. m any built.in features. on tbe second floor, also fea tures an excellent 1st Large patio, library, family witb a tile bath, then this is screened terrace and patio. lot with a beautiful view; 2 floor bedroom and bath, wal. LAKESHORE DRIVE - Ex- dining room. 21' family MOROSS 385-Brick colonial room. Vacant adjacent lot. 1013 WHI'M'IER - Custom. boat bo.thouse and dock; nut paneled library, deligbt. quisite, .spacious, and plush room, aIr cOllditioned, at. with 4 bedrooms. 2* baths, For further information call a "must see." Carpeted built C. E. Colonial. Formal fireplace in living room; ful garden room, modern colonial. Nine room" five' tached garage, aU bullt-Ins fanJ1y room and paneled e86-4141. throughout and a fine base_ I living &: dining rooms, den, large family kitchen; at. kitchen, three 2nd floor bed. bedrooms, 4'~ bathl and 3 1.0 kitchen, $10,500 down, recreation room. Perfect for . ment with paneled rec room large kitchen with eating tachetl two car garage; 2 rooms with 2 baths and elr garage. First floor util. $246 monthly includes prin. growing families. Good COD- WM W QUEEN make th~. a cut above all space. 4 large bedrooms &: bedroom guest bouse now many other custom fellltures. ity room ... superlative in cipal interest, real estate ditlon. Close to schools, " , its competition. Cop per rented - *,000. evtry detail! taxes, maintenance. 961.5990. shopping, and t4ansporta- Member Grosse Pointe plumbing, a large corner lot, 2 baths on 2nd floor. En. •closed porch suitable 4 OTHER homes on the river, GROSSE POINTE PARK tion. neal Estate Board and two car garage contri- tor BY OWNER. 2 bedroom family room. Finished base- from An excellent family residence MARTER Road - A 3 bed. bute to make this a fine buy 2 to 4 bedrooms, ranch, bath with vanIty, liv. CAMERON Pr.ACE and Jef- CONTEMPORARY grey brick in a delightful 10l:ation near room. 2* bath colonW. at $24,500. ment with lav. LIC avaU- $35,900 to $60,000. ing room, dinlog room, ferson .. Vacant lot. Zoned 4-level. 4 bedrooms, 2'h the Lake aD~ the pier park. Family room with doorwall able. J:'riced reduced. 2Ox17 family room, convert residential. 15Ox115. Land baths, family room, utility Conlains modern kitchen, to beautuulland$Caped patio BY APPOINTMENT BEADLE-CURR IER contract terms available. area. Central air condition- 257 VENDOME CT. - Se- den, Florida room 8nd 5 for perfect eatertairlinr.. to 3rd bedroom. Kitchen cluded court a block from new I y decorated. Carpet ing, electric air cleaner, TOWNHOUSE living offers the AGENCY bedrooms, 3'h baths includ- Kerby SChool. Brick Colo- Realtor-St. Clair--&8079 • S. ROSEDALE COURT-Fab- throughout, 1~ car garage. Kenneth W. sprinkler system, $58,000. advantage Of minimum ex- ing apartment over garage ulous 3 bedroom brick Shown by appointment, 1400 terior maintenance, security nial. Step-down living room, Phone(313)3~ I ideal for parents or in.laws. $36,500, wIth assumable 6% family room with fireplace. ranch. Terrific family room, conventional mortgage. 1115 Yorktown. Can 881.1331 or of close neighbors and proxi. OPEN SUNDilY 2-5 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. See it 2 c!l.r attached garage. Ex. Anita Ave, Grosse Pointe CARTER 882-18M. mity to public transporta. GROSSE POINXE Park. Built. T. RAYMOND JEFFS quiJite decor. A dream tion and shopping areas. today. Woods. 884-3461 by appoint. & CO 1983. Modern 4 bedroom, 2~ TV 1-1100 If no ans. TU 2-0176 ranch. ment. 311 TOURAINE ROAD Combined with these fea- 191 TOURAINE - Micou Colo. tures we will show you a bath, large lot, many extras. HAMPTON ROAD, 135, Grosse WHITTIER - A Field built Grosse Polote Farms nial - red brick near Ker- NEW CENTER entrance COIo./202Z3 Mack Ave. 4-4400 terrace with spacious rooms MARKUS 884.1313 Poi n te Woods. 1~ story quality 4 bedroom eolonial. ro cheval. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths nIal, beautlfuI;ly paneled and BERKSHIRE 7a, EIlgUsb " BEDROOM, 31,2 baths, large throughout, wihch include + maid's. Library and bm. FARMS - 3 bedroom brick brick. 3 bedrooms, 1'h baths, "Three full baths, family den with stone fireplace, r ..nch. Reduced, by owner. den, large lot. Mid-thirties. carpeted famU)' room. Gen-] Tudor five bedrooms Mut- four bedrooms on the second ily room. Large lot. Imme. I room, formal dining room. wood paneled beamed ceil- $37,lIOO.884-2'109. Owner. 881.73V9. Competey finished bale. eral Electric ltitchen, library chIer 'kitchen, lamny' room. floor and two more on the diate posses/iion. or 5th bedroom, living room VA 3-6094: ing; completely mod er n ment. ' Air ;;;)ndiUo1M!d, third. Off the entrance foyer and dining room, 2 fire- kitchen and entertainment 1120 TORREY - New Colo- sprinkliDg system. is a small library and that nial - formal living and places. Second floor has 4 areaj spacious family room important first floor lava- WHEN YOU THINK'OF REAL ESTATE large bedrooms with walk.in WILLOW TREE PLACE over ooldng swimming pool. dining rooms. Eating area tory. Both kItchen and but- in kitchen. Family room closets, 2lAtbaths, Ige. linen Owner. Spacious home, steps Newly decorated. block * ler's pantry have been up- with beamed ceiling and THINK OF SCHWEITZER closet. Tiled basement and from Shores Park, .. bed. from Brownell and Kerby dated and the spacious liv- garage opener. Nr. schoolJ. rooms, 2;J baths, study, school.$. Kimbrough designed fireplace. 1st floor utility 886-4200 ing room has a n.~tural fire- room. 4 bedrooms and 2'h Frank Hayden Builder, 886- family room, formal living and buHt 1956. 'I11is Is a place. 1339. and dining rooms, Mutschler batbs. Centra! air.concfjtion. ALGONAC, ST. CLAIR truly outstanding home with kitchen, ~ting, and a superb living plan. Ideal TRULY ONE OF A KIND is ing. Anderson Thermo-pane RIVER CRUISER OWNERS OPEN SUNDAY 2~ P.M. drapea tbrouIbout. for family or entertaining. this special two family house windows. 2~ car attached TAPPAN Professional Men, see my ad BY OWNER. on Trombly Road. This cen- garage. By owner. 886-273'1. 12 D, Lake and River front- 886-2907 MOM'S DREAM ... 5 BEDROOMS, JJewf.y decorat- trally air conditioned beauty 44 PROVENCAL - On a top age. ed, exeellmt cond!Uon, 5 has fun bathrooms for each street. Spacious French Pro- 3 bedroom, 2* bath colonial near the Jake, den, screened. VERY GOOD HOME. Excel. T. M. TUCKER years old, central air cOlldl. 1039 DEVONSHIRE, Grosse of its four "bedrooms. There vincial. 5 bedrooms plus glassed porch, large kitchen. Large nicely landscaped lent loeation in G r 0 sse REALTOR ALGONAC tion1nc, garage door opener, Pointe Park, 4 bedrooms, is a separate dining room, maid's. Library plus fam. I lot. Excellent condition. tile roof, lot lOOXl87, Pointe Farms. Two blocks t. 4087 M 29 Hwy. 794.3681 electronic filter, carpeting, a large lamny room and Uy room. .Big dining room. drapery throutbout. im- shown by appointment Only., to grade school, five blocks EVERYDAY IS MOTHER'S [)AY . . spacious kitchen for ;,acb Don't miss it! media te oceupancy. TU VAU520 to middle school and a short living unit. There is also 878 RIDGEMONT Road. Spar- when she can arise to the be!luty of the day amidst the 4-5619. 1'l'0 Woods LaDe, walk to shopping, tranllpor. four car garage and com. 842 PEMBERTON - Stately luxury and comfort of 5 bedroom, 41k bath lake front kling clean brick bungalow, English solidly built for the GfOIse Pointe WoodI. HIDDEN LANE, 815-Lovely 3 tation and high school. Three pletely finished basement. home. A spacious toyer

Thursday. M!y 6, 1971 GROSSE POINTE NEW S Page Thirty.One -lEAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 2O--GENEUL SlRVICE 211-PAINTING AND -, FOI SALE FOR SALE l1J-WAL.L WASHING 21O-CEMENT WORK 215:-CARPENTER 21W-DRESSMAKING,. ~t FIX.IT NOW. A.I handy men. DECOlATIHG GEORGE S. DALLY - WaD- LAWRENCE VERBEKE CARPENTER - All types re- ALTERATIONS alld repairs. SLYN 791-FIRST OFFER. oo-OP Apartment, quaUty.- Painting, plumbing, elp.cul. INTERIOR.EXTERIOR. Free washIng, paper hanging, etc. bulll. Upper 2 bedrooms, ex. CEMENT CO. pair l!nd remodeling. Carl 11~2 M 11 r y la II d, Gross. '_ G. 1~ .tory brick. 3 bed. cal IlJ1d carpentry. Young esUmates. Experienced. TU 881.1"lO after 6 p.m. Pointe Park, VA 1.2631 ceUent <:ondition. Vernier ilnd aggressive with refer. 6-~2. CONCRETE-BRICK Watson, LA 6-1l5CH. JIllI. ODe down, 2 up. 2 Rd. 884.5881 or 886-9365. STONE-WATERPROOFlNG aths. 'Library, large kitch. ellces.Call for all estimate WALL WASHING EXPERT alterations acd reo today. 754-2315 or 757.7621. INTERlOR.EXTERIOR CONCRETE - Driveways, • Attics • Porch Enclosures modeling. Done in )'Our en, recreation room, gas M 0 RAN near Charlevoix. PAINTING &: DECORATING • Additions • Kitchens heat. Z fireplaces, 2 car &a. PAINTING sidewalks, patios, iarage home by the day. Groue; to Brick ,~ assumable mort- BUILDING,. exterior cleaning, COMPLETE Decorating aerY. HOME MAIf.i"TENANCE • Garages rage. 70xl50 ft. lot. Near I floors, cement patchIng of Pointe relerencel. 342.M48.: gage, mid $30's. Owner. aluminum, bride, any sur. ice. Paper hanging and re. all types. • Commercial buildings sc!)ools. 884.246'7. ELMER T. LABADIE face m~de to look ':lke new. moving. MaterIal, workman. TUxedo 2-2064 BRICK AND BLOCK - Porch- JIM SUTTON 2 ~Z-LAN DSCAPING 653 LAKEPOINT~. Exe<:utives Also ~alDt.lng an~ tri~. com'.1 sblp guaranteed. For esU. es, pre.cut step', 'expert 1677 Brys Drive RMS - Spacious Ran c h merclal and resldenhal. 884. mates call type home on Lane, near h 0 m e, 4 bedrooms, 2* TOWN and Country wall wash. tuok pointing and patch.lng, TU 4.2$42 TU 2.2436 BILL CROTHERS Lake. 2 bedrooms, Z baths batha, many fine features. 2311. _ WILLIAM FORSYTHE Ing and windows, carpet chimneys. cleaniJlg. Interior painting. 5- SON down, family room, Isl floor Must be seen to be appre. 20A-eARPET LAYING VAlley 2-9108 STONE - Patios, walks, flow. H. F. JENZEN ciated. 331.2635. I Call 777-8886. LAWN GARDEN JaOlDdry. Separate in.law er boxes, stone repairs of BUILDING apartment up. Po:neUc!J rec- all types. MAINTENANCE CARPET LAYING DONALD BLISS 21K-WINDOW Home and industrial repairs. and DESIGN reation room, atlached ga. WATERPROOFING - Base. 13A-LOTS FOR SALE NEW AND OLD Decorator WASHING Additions, attics completed. PR 2.1798 afler 6 p.m. rage. Sprinkler s y s l e m. StaIr Carpet Shifted Exlerior Interior ment leaks. Porch enclosures. recreation Priced to sell. 52x316 - VERNIER RD. be- 15 Years in the Pointes . RepaIes of AU TyPE'S A'()K Window Cleaners. Serv. rooms, garages repaired. TYLL LANDSCAPE CO.) tween W~d,ewood and Clgaret Burns R,.Woven Free EsUm&.tes ice on storms and screens. FREE ESTIMATES LA 1-4693 TU 1.9744 777.6840 NSINGTON 1040 - 5 bed- Morningside. $11,:500 firm. Lawn maintenance and gar. S ALSO TU 1-7050 Free estimates_ M 0 n t b I y NO JOB TOO SMALL dening. 13 years in Grolse room, 3 ba\~ English cen. TU 4.7980. Termll. rates. 521.2459. ter . hall with large library. NEW CARPET SALES 40 YelU's in Grosse Pointe Licensed. Bonded. Insured CHRISTOPHER Pointe area. Free estimates. ~ RESIDENTIAL lot 100x12Q. Samples Shown in CONST. co. 1-463.0135. attached 2 car garage willi Your Home PAINTING-interior. extericr. G. OLMIN RELIABLE t u c k pointing, exlra room for bikes. Front Grosse Pointe Farms. For WINDOW CLEANING Modernization. Alterations inform8tion. TV 5.()84()after BOB TRUDEL Experienced. Guaranteed. porch. ('h!mne}' repair. After Additions. F"mily Rooms SPRING clean up. Lawns cut,' and rear stairs. Large lot. TU 5.(1703 Do work myself. 776.1864. SERVICE 6. 777.3452. power raked, seeded, fer.' Convenient location. 7 p.m. 293.3863. }<'REE ESTIMATES Kitchen and Recreation Areas Estate Maintenance Wized, rolled. Flower beds. 21-MOVIHG .eo HUGHES BROTHERS WE ARE INSURED Van K 21P-WATiR'RooFING JAMES BARKER cleaned and cultivatl!d. Rea.' ALVIN near Mack. Custom U' DECORATORS 372-3022 sonable rates. 294-6697. ; built, 1~ story with loads of VERY large wedge shaped STOUG~ 5293 Yorkshire 923.8585 923.8587 POINTE Waterproofing, work bedrooms and baths for the residential lot in Woods. 1 the LIGHT HAULING _ Appli- 882.9150 or 33 -8029 WINDOW washing, very rea. guaranteed. Law n sand COMPLETE landscaping servo 9- faDlily at a very re8sonable sOllable, prompt service, sat. QUALITY WORK by carpenter ice by Julius LaQuiere. Top ~.' anees, covered truck, dolly. REASONABLE rates. Satis. shrubs protected. Call any with over 20 year$ experi- price and near all schools. Lennon isfaction gllaranteed, call dressing, cultivating, edilng,.' J P.easonable. rellable. TV 6- faction guaranteed. C a II tim'e, 885.7993. ence in Grosse Pointe. Kitch. La~~ Conlract cnly. RESIDENTIAL lot 38x133 in anytime, free estimate. TU shrubs, everfreens pruned,. 3443. after 6 p.m. 888~779. ens remodeled, basements the Woods. 1.5030. CAPJZZO CONSTRUCTION 1 awn cuttiug, fertilizing., ARCLAY 401- Enjoy your- KEN'S MOVING-Local, sub- paneled, room additions, elc. Spring clean-up work. Hour. urbs. One piece or houseful. INTERIOR and exterior paint- AU Types of Waterproofing Conscientious. Small jobs self this summer in this SHOREWOOD TOWN and Country wall wash- Iy rates. Reasonable. Free Low'rates. TU 2-8540. ing, wall washing and paper Ing and windows, carpet Guarantl1.ed Reasonable acceptable. TU 4.5372. centrally air conditioned 3 REALTY CO. Licensed and Insured estimates. 885-5659. bedroom, 2 bath l'anch home haniing. Reasonable rates, cleaning. CaU 777.8896. 886-8710 30 year's experience. Ray 885.0612 with attached 2 car garage. 21A-PIANO SERVICE REASONABLE rates. Satis. Barnowsky, 371.2384 after 6. 2IM-SEWER SERVICE GROSSE POI N T E Shores, BASEMENTS' WATERP~ooF- CUSTOMCRAFT faction guaranteed. Call S. BRYS 1031 - Just right large lol on desirable street. COMPLETE pia n 0 service. RUDOLPH TONELLO ADVANCE MAINTENANCE Ell-Reasonable rates, work- Construction Company after 6 p.m. 886.(1779. Ranch with' 2 bedrooms and 886-75"14. Tuning, rebuilding, refinish. Decorator Electric Sewer Cleaning manship guaranteed. 881. !Jo pan e II e d den for the ing, de.mothing. M e m b e r • Piano Technicians Guild. R. Inlerior-Exterior 0063 or 779-1225. BUILDERS & REMODELERS TREE and stump removal-: "STARTING OUTER" or GROSSE POINTE WOODS ,- COMMERCIAL.RESIDENTIAL corrective pruning. Eastern', Lots. Call 884.3179. Zech, 731.7707. Wall Papering All Work Guaranteed "SLOWING DOWNER" _ ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION Additions,• Dormers Tree Service. Answering Carpeted. . 884-9512 LAKELAND near Jefferson- 21B-SEWING MACHINE 882-0870 881-4400 Rec. Rooms. Bathrooms service, 773-0600. 100x174 feet. $27,500. SERVICE Three Mile Drive SEWERS CLEANED, brokeD Waterproofing Kitchens, New Homes HOri'vWooD 760- Excellent ESSEX, corner Westcbester- 25 Years Experience Sewers repaired. Guaran. Underpin footing D&cK LANDSCAPING Complete Landscaping and de~ Ranch near S~ores. 3 bed- 53X180 feet. $11,800. SEWING MACHINE repairs. teed. Reasonable rates. 881. Repair cave.in walls Custom Garages and Doors rooms, H~ baths, plus exlra All ages, all makes. All PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. Insured Licensed .' signing, special prices on __ 0063 or 779.1225. ALGER PLACE - 100 feet, ing and finishing. Specializ. bath .in basement. Extra $30,000. parts steeked. Free esti- Free Estimates• and Planning Spring cleanups and Sum. large kitchen. Rec.room, 2 mates. 882-1881. ing in dark staining. "Supply mer lawn maintenance. Bet.in CHALFONTE bordering golf own power." Call after 4 ACE BASEMENT • car altiched garage with links. Landscaped. $:12,500. ELECTRIC sewer cleaning, FINANCING ARRANGED ter known for our efficient [ eleeJric. ~ye. 21C-ELECTRICAL p.m. W. Abrah~. TW 1. WATERPROOFING and artistic workmanship. f BALFOUR - 100 i~et near SERVICE 5924. sinks and drains. • lake, $15,000. CLEANING .ll:LECTRICALLY INSIDE OUTSIDE Power raking, fertllizer',!1 GROSSE POINTE FARMS - COMPLETE decorating. Pa. 881-1024 shrubbery. For a heautiful- ELECTRICAL WIRING GUARANTEED ALL WORK guaranteed. We lawn. garden, call D&K for\'.1 & CO. Lake Shore Road npar Prov- perhanging, insured, guaran. WORK MYSELF Sit[oway and REPAIRS dig outside waterproofing; a free estimate. 886-3940. ' encal. 117x230feet. teed. Al Schneider. TU 1-0565 CALL LEO 821-2928 water drains broken or MR. FIX-IT. Stuck door? Ad. _ 884-7000 McKlNLEY..:..40x1l3 feet. KRAUSMAN ELECTRIC CO. cracked are replaced. Free dilional shelf, partitions, re- LAWN maintenance. Reason;..;;;.- , ELECTRIC SEWER cleaning. TROMBLEY - Duplex sit.e, TU 2-5900 estimates. No job too small pair .., no carpenter job too able rates. Free estimates. $12.500. EXTERIOR No footage charge. Tele- SOM'#SET, 1447- Open Sun- - just call small, reasonable, depend-I 886-512'1. MAXON BROTHERS, INC. CANNON ELECTRIC HOUSE and g8rage painting. phone price. 17 years ex- Qiy,~-6:30, or appointment. perience. Cal Roe mer, FRED NAVARRO able. 886.7434. CHUCK'S Landscaping. Com- Face ,brick ranch, like new. 882-6000 COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Very reasonable excellen~ Plumbing. TU 2.al50. WATERPROFFING CO. plete ,landscaping and de. mucb ,larger inside. Living Grosse Pointe references. SERVICE 7734018 signing. Known throughout rOQm has fireplace, 3 bed- BEDFORD-KERCHEVAL Also Interior and Base. KITCHEN RESIDENTIAL ments. 21N-ASPHAL T WORK ;rooJiiP,.l~ baths. filst Door. 70')(120'. Priced right! REMODELING the Pointes for eHicient and COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL 21~PLASTER WORK artistic workmanship. Spe. Masonry 21h - car garage. KARL DAVIES TV 5-3220 371-7478 PETE ZIKO Large lot and garden. Bar- 294-4749 BY B. P. cial prices on Spring clean. ASPHALT PAVING SPECIALIZING in repairs for ups and Summer lawn main. galn. "Call 882-8902. CHOICE lot bordering Coun. "Enjoy A New Kitchen Now" ~ J', ' . PAINTING, interior and ex. WE specialize in residential 18 years. Cracks eliminated. tenance. 886-3940. try Club on Moross, 100' ALL TYPES WIRING Formica sink tops - Stylish WEAL'FAMILY HOM~ terior. Free estimates, Joe, driveways and also commer- Clean. Jim Blackwell. VA cabinets - Built-ins-instal. wide x 280' deep. By owner. Ranges, dryers, <:ir conditiQD- 1-7051. 8y'earsold. 7 bedrooms, 3~ 886-5l2'7, Pat, 886-8437. cial, also specialize in seal lati"n nad alterations to your Terms available. 778-3500. ers. Violations corrected. Area Landscaping barbs, living roOm, separate coating. Free estimates. 371- EXPERT plaster and drywall satisfaction. Free estimates, POWER raking, liprlng clean- dining, room, large library, 105lf135 in Grosse Poi n t e R. &c T. PROFESSIONAL 6711. Evenings, weekd8)'S repair, 20 yesrs licensed con- reasonable. FREE ESTIMATES UP! •• prlJfessional lawn main. famiJyroom. loo'x200' fenced Shores willi view of lake. painting, interior and ex- BR 3.3890. tractor. Free estimates. No tenance. Licensp,d, fully in. lot:, adJacent to City Park Beautiful 'location. Terms ALL WORK terior. Free estimates. 462 job too small. Guaranteed. 371-0403 Roland, G r 0 sse Pointe 21O-CEMENT WORK sured. an~,lake .. By owner. $84,000. available. 888-1339. GUARANTEED 778-2678. ~U 'W2-39M-...... , Farms, 882-4586. ! NEW HOMES and repairs. 882 1992 PR 8-0598 J. W. KLEINER Roof to basement, 45 years - 882.7995 GROSSE POINTE PAPERHANGING alld paint" 21R-FUkNITURE experie!'.ce. 886-1464. - 10PEN:;SUNDAY 2-5 21E-STORMS AND ing. Free estimate. TW CEMENT CONTRACTOR REPAIR TRIMMING, removal, spray. 75x150lot. Next to 560 Cadieux All types Cement, Stone and MARTER ROAD-:'Assume the Rd. P r ic e d to sell. LIC. SCREENS 2-8571. ing, feeding and stump re- Brick Work...,..Newand Repairs EI.EGANCE IN CARPENTER-20 years' ex- mdltgage "on'this 1965 Kim. available. moval. Free estimates. Com. PAINTING, Ileat, experienced, Driveways, Porches, Walks UPHOLSTERING perience" basement recrea- bTpugh built 3'bedroom 21h ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION plete tree service. eal Flem- references, reasonable. After Patios, Tuck Pointing tion rooms, suspended ceil- lJiatH'Colonial with attached 881-4400 Custom made furniture; deco. ing Tree Service" TUxedo MARV. BOUTIN 5. TU 1.5306. WaU washing. Pre-east Steps ings, paneling, doors, fe. 2 <:argarage. Large family Wood and ateel .windows re- rative fabrics; professional 1.6950. REALTY placement with new tilt win. Waterproofing needlepoint mounting, lapes- pairs. Commercial and resi. rC)Omwith doorwall to beau- KURT O. BAEHR dential. 751-3238. PROFESSIONAL lawn main. WIlL,patio .. A terrific buy On Any Listing - Call Us. dow hardware. Permits easy No Job Too Small tries and yard; chairs and cleaning of both sides of the CUSTOM Painting and Decor. stools in. stock. EWALD, tenance and landscaping .at '$.42.500. , 773.7820 884-7133 ating, Wan papering. Guar . SPECIALIZING service. Excelleil' workman. glass from inside of the established 1926, 13929 Ker- 21T-PLUMBING AND 50x175, next to 879 St. Clair, 2 house. Insulated or regular anteed. Free estiinates. La. IN cheval at Eastlawn. VAlley ship. Free esti,nlites .. Call family zoned, priced to sale. glass. 1-5716. Flagstone Walks and Patios :l-8993. HEATING Tom, 776.'1~;l7 after Ii p.m. s,ef H\~/E ITZER Owner. TU 4-2601. Insured Licensed Natural Stone Planters . HOUSE PAINTING, decorat- LICENS'ED BONDED ANTIQUES repaired and re- LARRY'S CUSTOM COMPLETE el[pert lawn servo ,:::" 8,86-4200 ing. wall papering, tile r(l- 21F-HOUSE SIDING finished. Museum. trained. PLUMBING AND HEATING ice. Satisfication guaranteed. 14A-LOTS WANTED pairs. Reasonable r8tes, free TU 2-0717 References. 521-5267 or 521- Residential and Commercial Call after 5. 294.6417. 1620 'TORREY - Center en- MULLIGAN aluminum. Alu. estimates. 882.3785. 1118. Repairs /lnd Remodel tra~ce Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 75' TO 100' LOT. Will pay Ufo minum gutters and trim and DE S'ENDER Water Heaters - A. O. Smith TOM'S CUSTOM Lawn. Serv- ALL AROUND painting and 11h, ,~aths, large living room to $200 per foot. Agent. Can siding and roofing. 886-8560. CONSTRUCTION Permaglass and Rheem Ice. Lawn mowing, garden- wall washing. Insured. Jesse OLD COUNTRY with' fireplace, formal din- TV 2-4776. CHIMNEY repair, brick, block Glassline ing, power raking. Call now. Page, VAlley 2-7348. FURNITURE REFINISHING TU 2.5535 - DR 1-5069. ing' room, draperies, car- 2tG-RooFING SERVICE work, drive ways, patios, Antique Touch.Up TU 1-7410 P,eting. Paneled activities 16--PIT5 FOR SALE ULRICH'S interior and exte. porches, waterproofing, car- Reupholstering YOUNG man desires lawn cut_' r09~. Screened porch. En. )i'OR rlor custom painting and penter work. TOY FRENCH Poodle, apricot, FOR CLEAN and dependable ting and maintenance. Low- dosed brick wall insures ROOF AND GUTTER WORK decorating, also glazing and DAYS 771'()851 LA l-A519 service, c a II ELMERS est rates. PR 7.8003. privacy. Updated kitchen. A.K.C. 7 months, paper train. CALL RICHARD WlLLERTZ paper hanging. 20 years ex- EVENINGS !l22-1201 ANTIQUE and furniture re. PLUMBING and HEATING, ,Sunday 2-5. 886-2453. ~d. 886-5238. 50 ROSLYN ROAD TU 1:8170 AUSTIN graduate worKing Opt!1t perience. Reasollable prices. finishing. 14325 Kercheval Plumbing License #04556, AIREDALE Puppies - 884.3481. H. CHAUVIN TUxedo 4-4882. for college education. Spring ,: 711 BERKSillRE AXe, near Chalmel's. VA 1-3421. large type, 499,0060, 886. ALL ROOF &c GUTTER WORK CEMENT CONTRACTOR olean ups. Complete law!,! Caulking, chimney repairs PAINTING - Apartments and :Fir'~t Ofl~ring-By Owner 9741. ALL TYP.ES OF PLUMBING SERVICE. Noisy i .maintenance. Sh.rubbery r~- Gutters deaned. houses. Lowest rates. Free English Tudor in prime loca- CEMENT WORK 21S-CARPENTER water pipes, toilets, basins, \ moval and plantmg. Experi- tion, ~ blo<:k from lake. 5 LABRADOR puppies, 8 weeks ADVANCE MAINTENANCE estimates. PR 7-8OQ3. enced, dependable, refer. • Walks • Drives • Porches REMODELING garbage disposals, sewer large bedrooms, 3 baths. old, shots. no papers, $15 TU 2-5539 ences. Spencers Lawn Servo • Patios • Waterproofing Kitchens. Additions cleaning,' leaky faucets reo I Paneled breakfast room and each. 886-6746. YERKEY & SONS ice. Spencer Akers, 778.0107. . • Pre-Cast Steps Recre:tlion rooms - Porches p air e d replaced. Reason . librllfy. Lovely leaded glass J. D. CANDLER WE SPECIALIZE - Exterior • TUck Pointing arid repairs able. Call Vince for fast detailing. Paneled recreation BEAUTIFUL 8.week.old kit- ROOFING CO. painting. 21 years' experience. COLLEGE Students experi. No job too small Insured. Licensed service. Residence business. room with wet bar, sun tens. Only 2 left. 884-7008. 92 Years Reliable Service enccd In complete landscap. Free estimates ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION 822-9781. porl!h.' Recently redecorated. Residential &c Commercial DU PONT PAINTS ing. Moderate rates. Relj. SCOTTIE puppies, AKC, shots. Licensed and Bonded /li;1-4400 Centra!' air condition. J..ate All lypes o~ Roofs &c Decks CALL able. references. Call Denny 582.2365 after 5 p.m. Used Harrigan. 882.1032. summer possession. Low Gutters &c Downspouts TV 2-6586 TV 2-5956 21V-SILVERPLATING REPAIRS . Reasonable. Call Evenings. . 70's. Call 499.0093. SHELTIE - 1 male pup, 3 August A. Younga • Silver and Gold Plating months, AKC, shots, $80. Call No Job Too Large--or Small TW 1.5896 772-3116 PORCHES, d r I v e s, patios, brick work, etc. satisfaction & Sons • Oxidizing and Repairing PAYS 10% PER YEAR 886.Q634. Free Estimates EXTERIOR painting by re- guaranteed. Pointe Cement, e Brass Polishing, Lacquering '&J HERE IS HOW CALL 899-2100 Custom Home Builders, Lie., CUTE little Tiger kittens need liable college student. Grosse 885.7993. • Fireplace fixtures refinished Insured Workmen remodeling, additions, kitch. Invest $1,000or more in a well a home. Call 888.2110. P ()i n t e references. Matt • Copper polishing and bufTing MOdem.iration establJshed 2O-family apart. Farner. 886.8387. CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION ens, family rooms, brick, Addition. ROOFING block, cement work. garages, LEEBERT meMo building near Grosse All types of Cement and !Ai Galor. Pointe th8t pays 10% per 16B-PET GROOMING WATERPROOFING EXPERT PAlNTING, paper- gutters, misc. repairs. . SiLVERSMITHS hanging, repairs, electrical Brick Work 'if.. S'leI.1: year to aU shareholders. You ALTERATIONS 14110 CHARLEVOIX TONY RICO'S COIFFEURS ever 40 years in buslnetis carpentry. Work Guaranteed. Driveways, patios, walku, 371-2932 293.9538 I~~ 112x14$2910CI"" too can become a sharehold. VA 2-7318 ,I.tel Rooflnl. Sid- The ultimate in dog grooming. Call DR 1.8263. s t e p s, chimney repair. er and your money wlll earn Insured, lIclJnsed. Call I 3 blocks west of Chalmers ~ Inl, G:ltt ... , Dor. Toy poodles and miniature General Roofing, Inc. waterproofing. 10% per year. For more in. INTERIOR and exterior paint. . DOING aU types of carpenter '" I r • , Su.,.n4H S<:hnauzers, $7.95. Grooming All types of excavating Ceilln,., Kitchen., formation telephone 821-8985, GENERAL ROOFING, INC. Ing. Free estimates. Quality w 0 r k, remodeling attic lessons, $25 for 6 lessons. All work guaranteed; rooms, porches. Small or Both., Rlc. A_ •. mornings 9.12 or evenings Obedience and atta<:k train- VAlley 1.3344 materials used. Free estl. PAINTING lIcensed and Insured. big jobs. Estimates free. 'nfe,ior - Exlerior A1tythlnl from Roof 10 B.... 6.9 or write The New Yorker, Ing. 499-0060, 15023 E. Jeffer. mates. LA 7.5318 after 6. ALL TYPES ROOFING 885.0612 TUxedo 5.5892 Residential - Comm.rcial "'ent. All work fully ,u.,.n. 938 Bea('onsfleld, G r 0 sse son, Grosse Pointe Park. Fr.. Estimate, teeel. Rellctenth,l & C.",,,,erel.1 Pointe, Mich. 48230. Gutters, siding, carpentry. All LOCAL Grosse Pointe Firm Call: Olympic Painting Coli Anytl",. 2o-GENERAL SERVICE repairs. Licensed, Insured. {or exterior and Interior ALL KIND CEMENT EAST DETR01T-3 bedroom Terms. Violations. Custred pllinting. Free estimates. Modernization 881.7286 or 924.0798 882-5510 - 775'.3563 brlt'k ranch, 1~ baths, large PICHE Maintenance Company. Const., 194-6644. Call. TV 6.3552. AND BRICK WORK MORE VALUE for your kitchen. basement, built-ins. Floor waxing, building clean- Garage floors, driveways, rat money. Additions, kitchens, ROOF repairs, gutters, decks, fireplace. Near schools and ing, residential, commercial. INTERIOR and Exterior paint- walls, pre.cast sleps, porches dormers, hasements, bath. chimneys. Do work myself. Eastland. Owner, 771-4038. 294-7112. ing. Apartments, garages, rebuilt or repaired. Patios rooms, w:lh removals. No Alter Reofing. TU 1.4807. houses. Free estimates, mod. and natural stone planters. job too smalI or to large. erate prices. Call 881-4934. ROOF and gutter service. New All cement cracks repaired. BID/CARE BROS. INC. SERVICINC THE GROSSE PO'NTES and repairs. Small jobs wel. DEREO PAINTING AND B8sement waterprooflng. Office 772.57111 ~ome. 884-2311. DECORATING CO. FREE ESTIMATES Evenings tlU 11, TU 1.6988 FOR OVE~ V2 CENTURY Interior Decorators. Designers NO JOB TOO S,'L\LL 21H-RUG CLEANING P alnters.Pa perhangers JUST CALL ALL REMODELING Interior-Exterior Ere,.. Styl. of fence CARPET and upholstering 773.4018 Suspended ceilings, carpentry, Free Consultation Cleaning. Don Piche Jr. 294 enclosures, awnings, 81uml- ,,,dcd for you 791-6586 FRED NAVARRO 7172. num gutters, siding, roofing, cement violations, repairs a WA 1.8282 TED'S wallpaper removing. LOCAL Grosse Pointe Firm. 211-PAn,jTING AND For light c e men t work, specialty. Licensed, Insured. exclusively. Free estimates. Terms. hlcludh., DECORATING Insured. 565.9555. Driveways, sidewalks, pa. Cha'n Link All-Steel "n" tios, slabs, curbs. Call TV CUSTRED CONST. CO. 2tJ-WALL WASHING 6.3552. Over 25 years experience Rustic Styl •• GEORGE S. DALLY 294.6644 Painting, paperhanging serv_ WAIL WASHING, no streak- LOCAL Grosse Pointe Firm. • HttMs • OffICII • (1IIlic. • 1, • """"Is Ing this community over 30 ing, drop, cloths, average For 11 g h t cement work. CARPENTER Work - Panel. Pr..... iIMl hk sIll, MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. years. bedroom, $8, kitchen, $10. Driveways, sidewalks, pa. lng, partlUons, shelves, rec. t0103 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL Prompt. Coll after 5:00. TU tios, slabs, curbs. Call TU reallon rooms. Small jobs, After 6 p.m. 1-5306. 6.3552. etc. TV 2.2795. Tl1.7311 BUlLER 172.2022 ,' ,

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