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Entered as Second Class MaUer at VOL. 2?- No.8 the Post OEftce at Detroit, Mlchlgan GROSSE ~c::>~~_T_E_,_~ICH IGAN_, _F_EB_R_U_A_R_Y_~~~1_1_968------'foc-.oo-:.-~r-c~-~~-r -----4-0-P-a-g-e-s -~Q T-w-o-S-ec-t-io-n-s --S-e-c-tj-,.,--n -0-n-8- , ------_._------~------I. I ------, ---- ~I -- II 1~i\I)I~INES Library Friends Receive Gift from Continue Effort ISc~ooIs A~k of the i MIllage HIke, \\TI~I~K ....To Inform Voters !Bond Issue As Compiled by the Grosse Pointe New.~ Three Separate Proposals ".r:~';OnSchool Issues on Ballot; Polls located in All Elementary Thu:sday, Februar)' 15 ": Possible Questions About Proposition 3 Answered In Buildings PRESSURE IS R1SI~G for a I , call.up of group reserve units! t Quiz Prepared By Trustees Of Board Of Educat'lon l\Ionday, February 26, is from the Army National Guard I j the day that voters of the to bolster the strategic reStlrve r of divisions available in the ..i In an effort to inform the community fully on the Grosse Pointe School Dis- United Stctes for swift deploy' "I background to the special school election scheduled for trict wil! go to' the polls ment around the world. Senior Fe'oruary 26, the trustees of the Grosoe Pointe Board located In the public ele- military oCficers say they be. of ~ducation are conducting an informational campaign mentary schools s e r v i n g Iieve al least one division deSIgned to answer aII questions that citizens may have their areas, and ballot on should be called up. concerning me issues. ~------i the fate of three school pro- Howe~'er, three days after the Proposition #3 asks perm is- positions. Viet Cong opened their devas- sion to borrow money to im- City Council The polls will be open from tating city offensive Secretary prove public library faeilities at 7 a. m. to 8 p. m., and anv one of Defense Robert S. l\lcNamara I a cost of % of one mill Cor 1.1 ]or-.us COG on waiting in line at closing' time told newsmen ~'we believe that I years. The funds would be used will be permitted to vote. the American forces there at Ito expand Central Library, to • - All qualified registered voters present are adequate." A mem- replace the present inadequate Tr:'nl Bas:s may vote on Proposition No 1 ber of Congress said the dis- Woods and Park branch and ~ .. and only qualified regisle~ed patch of more troops to Vietnam give the space to the schools, voters who have property as- would be announced shnrtly and and tG acquire a site for the F II M T k b I sessed for taxation in the Dis- indicated Ihat they were ~l. i Park Branch. 0 ows ove a en Y I trict, or their spouse<. mal' vote ready programme
TH:Ej ARMY IS stockpiling I' . ~ were planned in 1951. would be subjeet to review an- NO.2 is for 10 years. rIot control equipment hi" stra. ' -~ --~ - -~_.- WHERE IS '7'Hr.. N W A nually Und th I II b . 'ltes Higher Sa.laries and O'ther Costs .nd ... '.!. E P RK' er e aw, a oodlDg tegically located depots across I Study Shows Some Water John Short C .. Two Youngster Bitten by BRANCH LIBRARY TO BE The Council of Governments propositio~s, reg a r d I I' S s of the country, officials in Wash- Measuri Dev' B 'It Growth in Population as Factors Behind Anl'mal Spared Necess'lty BUILT? is a voluntary organization of length of time, may be approved ington reported on Thursday, n9 Ices ~I N f dd I L by prop rty and is ready to airlift it to any Before 1900 Are Stl.1J ecessity or A itiona evy of Taking Painful Pasteur We hope to purehase three counties, cities, townships, and e.. owners. _____ ~______lots at the southwest corner of school districts in a six.county . PropOSItIOn No. I asks [o~ an city if eivil disorders break out Being Used John T. Short, treasurer of the Grosse Pointe Board Treatment Jefferson at Pemberton. area, comprised of'Wa~'oe, Oak- mcr~ase of the tax llm~!atlOlls next summer. Details of the,. .' of .Ed~.cation, a~dressed the membership of the PTA of . . land Mac 0 m b Monroe St agamst all property III the military establishment's r i 0 t The COUllC~)of the CIty, Mason School Monday night on the issues of the special The two Ferry School stu- WHERE IS THE NEW WOODS Clai; and Washt~naw. Its' pur: School District by sevl'D and duty preparations we r e dis- of Grosse POlllte .vo,ted 'on Ischool election slated for February 26. His, talk ,vas part dents bitten by a playful BRANCH LIBRARY TO BE pose is to foster among govern. one-half mills, or. $7.50 for each closed aiter sources reported Monday Februar 19 t d T d F b' . BUILT? mental units in Southeast Michi- $1,000, as equalIzed for the the President's Commission on ' Y, 0 un-, of a communitv-wide serieo of meetings designed to og on ues ny, e IUalY It will be constructed on the gan a cooperative effort in re- years 1968 and 1969. to meet Civil Disorders is dissatisfied dertake a water meter reo inform the public. ,!------6,. have been spared the groun* of Parcells Junior High solving mutual problems, ""Ii- gener~1 ?perating expenses of 'th th N t' nal G d' placement rtJ'oaram consis- . .' b tt 1''']\' Sh t pamful PasteUl treatment S h I I'U th D t t II'I e a 10 uar s per. r g . 't' 111" f" th 1 "Your Board of EducailOn IS : a c er qua ItY"r. or . . I c 00. cies and plans that are eommon " IS r!~ . formance in quelling last sum- In IllI la yo. e annua i committed to the principle of: commented. for rabIes. It was dIsclosed WHY NOT EXPAND THE to tile members and regional in PropOSItIOn No. II calls for an mer's violence, and is consider- replaceme.nt at CIty expense keeping the salaries of the staff! "As we open Gros~e Pointe on Friday, February 16, that; PRESENT BRANCH nature. increase of one mill, or $1 on ing recommending creation of a of approxI mat e I y $7,500 memhers competitive with those; North and change to a middle' the animal had been found, LIBRARIES INSTEAD OF Grosse Pointe Farms .. d each $l,~OO assessed v.aluation, specially trained federal riot. i w?rth of old existing met!'lrs ,offered i.n comparable Detroit: scho?l type of org~~ization ap~ and that it was still playful BUILDING N.EW ONES? the organization in Dec~~~~f asearsequahzed, for a penod of 10 control force. WIth new remote re:Hhng metropolitan area school diS" proxImately 50 addItIOnal teach- and healthy. The space IS not only needed Iof last year also on a tempo. Yt : to be ~se~ forg the c~n- • • • .1 meters. ! tricts," Mr. Short said. ers and administrators will be B'lt nth' a to h 01 I for classrooms and school use lit IIrary-trial ba~is s ,ructlocn, fdudr.n!Slnn and e.qu.lp- S d F b 18 ..' needed for the 196869 year In. I en 0 elr IV y SC 0 , b th P' d Parcell but . pmg 0 a llions to eXlstmg un ay, e ruary . . ! The. lO;tallat.lOn o.f remote': "You are certainly aware that cluded in this number are both,i were Robert Roddewig, five, it in;~~c~la~; to meet t~~ de-j school buildings, the remodeling THE JOHNSON AdmlOlstra-' r e.a dIn <> met~rs Will be re-' in a period of turmoil slrikes' . son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. IS q . and repairing of existing school y P . tion was severely criticized by qUired at the expense of the and uncertainty about the open: I e lemhentar anl.d .s etc 0 n d ~ r dY'Roddewig of 164(} Roslyn road; I~bands of t.h~ cFommt~lOlty tfO~ buildings and to purchase real i t t ark Pohcenlan the nation's educators for I property owners for all new ing of schools this /all, our! eac ers 0 e Imma e ?verslze : and Robert Doyle, 10, son of I rary seTl'~ce. or e pas I. estate for school purposes abolishing graduate dra.Ct defer. I ~vate~ servi~es. R~mote reall.' Grosse Pointe schools did open classes and to meet. mcreased '1Ilr, and Mrs. Jerry Doyle oC, ~ears, the "ood~. Branch I\feet~ ITo QUI t Force I.ibrary Expansion . mente• except for medICal and lIDO'" . IOstallatlOns Will be made (In t'Ime, "h e a dd e.d I enrollments.t f th Wedd't'estlmateIf" the I 1516 Blal'rmoor I 109 RoomAl hasthse, Ived t'as a classf th P roPOSI't'Ion No. I II IS. are. d'r.+al students students in reo available upon requesl to anI' eos 0 ese a I lOna pro es- ISh C Iff" I h th F room. so, e oea Ion 0 e t f ' . I:t~d fields and those who will !Iwater customer at a charge ~f Trustee Short cited the fore. sionals to be $450,(}00,00 he said., d ~~ 0 Ic~a; alt 0 d e~~y Park Branch is far from ideal Park Patrolman Robert Corey ~ue~ t or . per$mlssl~n 0 tf sell s n 2 have eomoleted two or more' $25 (priority to ,be on a first' sight of the Board and bargain- Costs Have Increased I:an . adsodn c OOt • u~e th e for a public library. 1t veteran oC four years on th~ ?d Sf °draflse th ,45(),0 t~ 0 Pfro. _ i ' • ing agent in agr ein" t h publ IC a ress sys em 10 elr 0 PUBlIC police force submitted h' VI e un s or e erec lOn, ur- years oC their studies by June. i come, fust serve basis. and .. e" .0 a re- "Because. of the growt of I respective schools to inform WHO USES UR, .,' IS re- nishing and equipping an addi- At the same time the National: within the capabilities of city exammahon clause whIch pro- the public school population and I th t d t t b' th I k LIBRARIES? slgnatlOn on Tuesday, February t" t th . t' G i I vided for a re-opening 'f th I th' ., I e s II en S(} e on I' 00 • 13 which will become eff t IOn 0 e eXls 109 rosse Seeurity Council suspended in. i personne and budget allot- .1 e 0- e. national econo.ml,c spIra out for a dog de.~cribed as being All residents of the Grosse 'F b . , ec Ive Pointe Central Library Buillling definitely the official list of i ment). . ~al schools fel! below}lfth place; whIch has ca.used pnces and ,large, grey or grey and white Pointe school district, including ~n p~/uary .28. It was disclosed to crect, furnish and equip tw~ essential activities and critical! Earlier this year Cily IIIan- 10 the composite rankmg. a":l0n? \\:ages to nse hIgher and! and shagg)'-haired, adults of all ages. college StU' y Ice ChlCf Arthur Louwers. new branch libraries within the occupations that Selective Servo ' ager Thomas Kressbach advised 19 DetrOit area school dlstTlcts. higher •. the 6-y~ar levy ~P-I Two Alert Students dents. and youngsters. grade Corey, who was appointed to School District (to replace two ice d~aft. boa~ds hav~ used as the Council of the ne.ed for such :lleet Challenge Iproved m }~63 WI,1l not prOVide Two alert Mason students, school and, high. school studenls I the Park ~epart~ent or: !"1:arch existing branch libraries) and a ¥lIIdehne II', makmg o.cc.u- a. program. He explained at that As a result, the teachers as.; adequa~e .~~ds. The Board of IJulie Myers and Suzanne Spei, fr~m public, pi'lVate a~d p~ro.! 16, 1964, IS leav~ng to ~OID the to acquire an additional sit~ for patl.onal d.e~erment~. AdmlDls, tIme that the old meters have sumed a more competitive' Educatlo I ~?uld ha.ve had to I recognized the dcscription of chlal schools, use the lIbranes. Sterling Tow.nslup Police De- one of such new branch librar- tration offICials estimated that a tendency to "run slow" at, standing, "However, lIDless the! request l.ddl,tlOnal mIttagI' from! the animal and told officials WHY IS PUBLIC LIBRARY partmenl, whIch hopes to event- ies.
150.000 or more men "ould be loll'. rat~ of flow there:'y under. I local ~ehools meet the ehal.: the vote. s 10 the fall o~ 1966 I that the dog is owned by one of: EXPANSION NECESSARY? ually have a 100.man force p~t- The bond iss\~e will be paid drafted .as the result of the, regls~erlDg ~ct.ual water used;, lenge for top calibre personnel, : to ~eet staff payroll if the I their neighbors, living in Brys In addition to a 50% popula. rOh~g .the 36:s q 11 are mile bact, over a penod of 15 years, changes ID graduate deferments. , that I~ was dIfficult to get spare 0 the r neighboring districts I State s reassess~ent of prop. I drive. lion growth the number of reg. ! t~\1 nshlp. ~le IS the 25th man and Will cost the taxpayers .75 • • • i parts for very old meters and' which already have set begin: de~ty.had ~oht prOVided the school I The neighbor was contacted istered lihr~r" users increased i hIred by thIS agency. m ills. or 75 cents .per $1,000 th t 't' ft '.. I Istnct WIt a larger lax base" I ' " • I h .. I t Monday, February 19 ,a I .IS 0 en more ceonoml- nmg salar!cs of up to $7,500 for: Mr. Short said. ' I and it wa. revealed that the pet. 150~;' from 11,000 !o 31,000. the, T e o~flcer said that. he had va ua IOn. ,. . IETCONG TROOPS SHEI. cal to IDstall new meters than, 196869 WIll outdistance Grosse' . an Old EnO'hsh Sheep Do" had percentage of regIstered users taken mto consideratIOn the The last expanSion of the Pub. V . t: sa; to repair old ones. : Pointe' again" he added. !. Tr~ste.e Short dIscussed the I been sold to Rober' Manl~y of to school district p~pulation' in'. large area oC the township and lic Lihrary System took place LE D T ansenn h ut AIrpor 10 - SRI A ,. • : ImplicatIOns of the outcome of - .. " . . , 't. 'd 'n J lIary 1953 'I the C gon and about 20 other military : o~e ea r!.lques "But collective hargaining' the election to the total com-' the Kesthal La~eslde. Kennels, cre.ased from 2,';';;' Ir: 19.'il to' I s rapi g~owth, and felt tI~at. I an . ' I~ len ,en- installations and cities from the! 11.1' pOlllted out that. recent and its impact on the bullget is, mllnity. "For those with chil-: Ine" 1O~.16 DIXIe II I g hw a y. 44C;, 10 1'167. the lolal Circulation ~a~ the Police Department 10- tral Llh~ary "as donated .h~ D. Central Hi hlands to the Me! stumes show that the CIty ha., onl art of the slo'" O' th d . hi' b i AnchorVIlle, the day after the of all Ii hra ry malerials in~ creascd Its number of officers" III, Feny, Jr .• at no exp~nse kong Delta gtoday Allied troops; ,II meters in service which Wl're lasi ~ouPle of ):ca'r~' .\ e~ e, t ren lln ~c ~ or ~ ~ut to en- : biting incidents. withe,,:t the crea.o;l'd from 190.000 in 19.11151 he woulrl have a hetter chance to the ~axpayer~. lIIurra~' Sales or braced for a ""ssihle lenewal of: hllilt prior to 1900 anll another adlled staff For c;a~lpl~: a~e; cer ~clloo't .~ nete th a slluc -:former owner knowing that the to .112,000 in 1%667; the jJ('r of advancing in rank. : and Friends of the Library. and t.~, 58 meters of pre19tO 'inta"e ; '. . mo 1': ess u ou come 0 e ba 0" t an' I had ni d the chilrlren . t . I I' d' manv iocal OrliaDl7.:ltlons con- the recent \\'ave of enemy as. ! . \ ". than 50 additional tl'aehl'rs were ing is ohvious ': he said. "IIow- ,ima ppe .. cap I a ClrCIi a Ion . lD~rease , In Ihe most recent examina:1 't 1I I lh'IS saults in South Vietnam. Pre. I Mr. Kressb ..eh said thaI when cmp!o)'cd this year toneet Iever I wish to stress the com' Manley was conlacted by Ihe from 4 hooks per capita 10 19.10 : tion given a large number of: 1Tl JU er o. t. . I . , th t t . I . ., , , , . , ,., rI I' "h h "lIt 51 to 7 in 1961i67 i.. i OflU a Ion ncrease Iimina~y reports. from Tansenn.: e wa E'~ ra es were reVlsel cnrollmcnt gro:,I,th and to pro; munitywide, nature ?f the im-: ,00 s po Ice an.. e. rotl,.,. . ' . . prospect.lve recrlllts. Corey rin The population jumped from hut airport saId that some, (Contmued on Page 4) VlriC an cducallOn~1 progr:lOl of provements mherent III the elec- t~e dog back and took It 10 th.e (Conllllued on Page 21 Ished thlro at the top of the list. ,47 (lOll 10 70 ()(J() in the School planes hall been damaged .. a tion The r,ackage is one of to- F.erry School .. where It was pO'I. ' Di:~trict sinc(: the Wooos Br,lnch ~hapel ~urned and. six. men m. P ,- R M - Ital communitv betterment. Ev. tlvely IHlrntl~e~ ~.s thethPI~; f~l~ C H - 1 G I' f Parcells Junior I1igh Srhool lurell, General WIllI am. C. 0 .lCe eserve eetU1." ery segment of ollr p<'pulation :~~m~hct I~~e at(hatllt\~.~s f'l I~~;. ottage Ospltn 7rante( Building) and lite Ccntra! Li. Westmoreland. the AmcTlcan ~ ,henell's from an effectlve pub h I b '1 J' d h I I I hrary were planned III 19.11. Cd'omman e.r ID .01.S I th Vietnam . , Atte," decI bIll. I'" Far,ns rIC. sc hi'00 orgamza t'lon, " he scI 00 d UI..\ (lOg an al 0 )(' Va,rUf",Ce· OJl Z'O".l'lg L ({"V ,\nothl'r hranc h' hhrary IS. 10' was spendmg the mghl at the, / y ...... saId. c lase 0,:. . n ("ated in Pierce Junior lligh United States military head: Cites Examples ,(Conhnucll on rag" 4) School,
quarters compound there. None 'I ~lore than 100 per,ons re, report, directly to Policc Hear!- Mr. Short cited these exam. Cottag(' Hospilal. at odds with pital blli'ding on the grounds In addition to the popnla'ion of the shells fell near the com. ,~ponded to Farms Police Chief' quarlers \'ia cili7Cll\ hand rarlio pies: . J 1}(~Ulnhell t s ~('ek :it~ nl'ighbor~ and city officials that it WOlilll m(TeaSe Ihe al growth. the numhl'r of regis, ))Qund. ; .lack F. !loh's call for ,10 in.' rl'cei\"l'r.~, rel(arrling IInusual in-' l. Properly values are lied for m:lny months because 01 rl'ady existing onstrel'l parking tcrcd users of tlte librarics in. • • • ; formatil'e merlillg on Wrdne:, cidenls, clo~ely 10 the rcpulation of the I)osts in Woods I proposed ar!dilions ,Ind altera prohlem in Ihe area. The hosl'i- crr I ( ) • Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 22. t'968 ------_._------.----- Susan Kearney, 13, of 235 a friend's pet white mouse on fer Hospital hy City Police for Touraine. was bitten on her Lakeland avenue. On Tuesday. testing. The test revealed that right index finger on Friday. February 13, the mouse died lhe mouse was free of rabies. Election February 9, while playing with and was taken to Herman Kie- Susan was treated at home. .' Open Thursday and Friday evenings Ir~. ------_. __ .._- ---.._------_ ..__ .__ ._. (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) i .j Branch, Pemberton and Jeffer. IN WHAT WAYS ARE son, will be 10,000 square feet. PRESENT FACILITIES I}j Johnston " pres~~~lt~~~r~u;~~Ii~fes are INADEQUATE? ~ ~.'.'.1.',' In many ways. but of first 1: &Murphy l GROSSE POINTE called inadequate for the pres. importance, there are simply %f ~i ent population of 70,000 in the not en 01\ j( h book1 and not .r..•..".•...,.. ~", School District. For a com. h h If . . g . l~ SKI SHOP enOUl! s e space, reqUirm ." 0;;.,•••.•••,'••• munity of this size, books should discarrliDl~ one book for every 11 the Cromwell.,.a long-wing ~" .number 192,000 based on mini- book added. The Pub I i c Li. @ (~ M. mal national standards almost hrary's basic service is its book I @ ~ universally observed. collection. For a community of F tassel dress or casllal shoe ". As of June 1967, there were 70,000, t"'e books should num. ;; 119,000 hooks, leaving a short. ber 192,000, based on minim'll f/ age of 73,000 to serve the pres- national standards almost uni. Ii; of cordovan-stained ent population. Since the popu.: versally observed. As of June i :U lation is increasing, the book 1967, there were 119,000 books, '0::: collection should ultimately be leaving a shortage of 73,000 to' !"; Du Pont Corfom@that retains 22(',000.This leaves a projected serve tile present population. [.••.~.:.' shortage of 101,000books which Since our population is increa~- should be provided for the fu. ing, the book collE'ction should ~.1 its high shine and is weather resistant. ture. u I t i mat e I y be 2'.0.000. This F The expansion program is leaves a projected shortalle of ,:,1 planned to provide for an an. 101,000 books which should be ~ 35.00 ticipated population of 80,000 as provided in the near future. m recommended by an outside IN WHAT OTHER WAYS ARE ,..•..• consultant, Ransom RIchardson, TJfE EXISTING PUBLIC 0/' who was hired and paid by the LlBRARIES INADEQUATE? I" Friends of the Library. There is an acute shortage of . In addition to the capital im. floor space for patrollS and the provement program, the Scbool staff. Workroom facilities are Board is considering leasing so crowded that the staff cannot . lipace in the Seven Mile.Mack operate efficiently. ~ area as a pilot project, as reo HOW DID THE PROPOSED 11;' commended by Richardson. EXPANSION PROGRAM 11 Mrs. Alice M. Hykes. presi- ORIGINATE? I dent, and the six members of The proposed expansion pro- ~ the Board of Education urge all gram is the direct ~sult of a I\ell1il1!l!2liU1&ill ' qualilied electors to balJotfavor. study in 1966 by an outside con- ably for all three propositions, suit ant, Mr. Ransom Ricbard. but nevertheless, go to the polls son, authorized and paid far by W&£3£~~e;~e;~e)~e)~e;~~e)~=1ie)~e.'~eJ$i and vote. the Friends of the Library. Tbis objective study was made by a ~ .~ VarlnS POll*Ce nationall~' recognized expert in ~ ~ r I the public libr"ry field and in. corporates recommendations ~ ~ contributed over the years by (Continued from Page 1) staff members. ~ ~ _____ ..__ ._ _ _ _ ._ __. . __._ _ __ "I, feel tbe Informative meet- WHAT FACIIJTIES WILL BE W~~&~s;~*W'~~%,,~,;; ';;7{;j./ffi,{$j*%/2~'iw., ,~f$.i.1Ii%~~W~,;'~.t~1m~~,w:.l%.:~~ ing that was held last Wednes. PROVIDED? ~ ~ ~1 ~ day was highly successful, and The Central Library will be ~ I. I greatly appreciate the en. expanded by 30,000 square feet, ~ LUXURIOUS ~ N : thusiasm and cooperation of the extending south into the area ~ ~ $. citizens of the Fanns, and reo presently by the parking lot, .'1 ~ quest that they walch the with minimal encroachment on '*. . Grosse Pointe News for an an- high schol property; the new ~ SPORTCOATS ~ i,i nouncement for a future meet- Woods Branch building on the ~ of ~ if, Yo I ing, which will he very soon." Parcells Junior High site at ~ t\ .. (! AJ, (I ~ H ~ I He said that this session will Vernier and Mack will be lS,OOO ~ ~ttU;'Z.-{!UU_~ j ",eaol ~ t.i ~~: be an' actual organizational square feet and the new Park ti- ~ meeting of reserves. Branch building will be 10,000 % M He pointed out that six of. the square feet. The bond issue co," ~ AI..~~IJ~:tV::'& ~ % ro persons wh,o have applied to ers furniture and equipment, .~ V f ~ ~'i m join, have rendered valuahle as. as well as a site for the Park U Sfanley Blacker se.. ; sistance in that they have al- Branch. 'iU Most men agree that tliis elegant blend ~ ~ ~ !~ ~ ready installed technical equip- IS THE EXPANSION PRO- ~ of Mohair, wool and baby Alpaca is a ~ W ~ ment, which proved very suc. GRAIII PLANNED TO ANTICI- ii~ the importance of ~ cessfu!. PATE FUTURE GROWTH? ~ perfecr fahric for leisure wear. ~ ~,; H -_. The expansion program pro- ~ T!le weave is mesh-like for remark. ~ ~ able coolness yer silky and resilienr to ~ windowpane check. ~ ~ I f~~~!~ ~:df~~i:~o~~~;:~~~~t~~~~~ti~the touch. It lends itself ideally to the ~ % ~ ,"-"IIIIIrr" "I.fj~ the capital improvement pro. ••• master.tailors a U Skilled -hands of HICKEY FREEMAN ~ Crafrsmen.' ~ ~ ~ ~ Handsome new colors await YOU£' ~ f'.~,i.. sport coot cf lightweight I ·;~;~E~l~l~D~acr~c~~~e~~e~ ):~ottl;:oJce~~: . I sultant. ~ inspection, $14000 ~ Iii Dacron polyester/wool ~ • ~1~E~~RoTE i~r:AJS IT NECESSARY TO i~ ~ " ~RARY D F~~LI';;~LI~t ~ Ninety day Charge Account" are available ~ '\ f f h I" delwered plpt1lg hot to THE SCHOOLS HAVE THEIR '..:..,.'.:.::. in spring's lighter look 0 as ion. '; ~~ YOUT home ~~c~g~f~IE~l~Jfs~ Cjfi~kcy.~tlcmanClOTHES .ARE EXClUSIVE WITH US IN DETR.OIT ~ .. [I' t jj1 '" ell'ryaut IIId Homl Delivery ~ CENTERS? " Rust en 0 ive, 0 Ive en rus • m, 0. TU 5-4453 TU 5.4790 c Emphasis in the school Ii. ;1 i! braries is upon materials re- :;. 55.00 ij Open MondlY Ihrough liruntl' lated to various curricula and ~ ~ ~ ~ Woodward .hvenue.at Grand Circus Park ~ .F~~:. ~,iii ~ Ilun~~, 1°p~':toeo ,pp.m..:. lc.ourl~beso~ study whtile.'the Pilub. . 13i - • ...... ~c 1 rarles ~ear elrh >!oee- '~I A/!o in Chicago i~ \1 I' :UcDILIVEIIT CHARGI hons to the taste of the more 'j Jnr1I a IIlI general adult reader. iii'~(Q)i{iJ(Q)'tfi;;)(fi)~(Q)~(Q) Nc~(fl)~(fJ~(fi)JkS'¥P(fi)~(Q)~(~~il ,~j !l 4 DAYS ONLY NATURALAIRE: SPRING "68 ,; Jacobsons ~I FINAL f i Men's Store E ~;,irm,-"1 '@.;,m"':f t'tf';'~':;, 'mn.),'M!!,.u~;mrt,.Wj~!C,'.[1I'l' ON BRANDED SHOES Florida SOME NEW STYLES PATENTS. LEATHER. SUEDES Bo".,.d~ RED CROSS MR. EASTON SOCIALITES -...:... SMARTAIRE COBBlES OOMPHIES Up to $699 Up to TRAVEL LIGHT 18.00 23.00 $699 All Colon then LADIES - GIRLS MEN'S SHOE BOOTS FRENCH Shop at Gunlnteld Wlt.rproof SHRINER .IICk, Irown DEI.J HURD'S - Delrav Beach $899 20% OFF One of Florida's .Host 'l~x/k('rlAbout Resort" Shops HUSH PUP?IES JARMAN Our famed Naturalaire suit by H. Freeman in SPORTS and CASUAL WEAR WOMEN'S ~ GIRLS' MEN'S • BOYS' WAYLlTE poly;;ster and wool for spring and sum- 99 mer. The perfect expression of the natural shoulder '5 20% OFF Slut for men. LADIES and GENTLEMEN Crisp, cool W AYLlTE-wearable from early spring to late fall--in traditional plaids, stripes and solid Extensive selections of colorful items-all in excellent taste- BOYS' • GIRLS' colors. 110. from the best domestic and foreign sources. HANDBAGS TENNIS SHOES (When you return home, we will gladly assist in packing and 99 99 shipping any of your purchases.) '2 '3 ALL SALES FINAL GROSS! POINTE'S LARGEST SHOE STORE DEL HURD Be CO. ~5cl"e¥:; 1165 East Atlantic Ave. (just one block from the ocean) 'Yill.tJ.£L SJwlld- Since 1900 Kercheval at St. Clair • Gros~e P"inte Delray Beach Florida 16844 Kercheval 886.4366 HOUri: Mon" Thurs. 'Iii 9, Doily 'til 6 OPEN THUR~DAY EVENINGS Slimmer Shop' - Hidden Volley and Leland and Harbor Springs, Michigan SECURITY CHARGE MICHIGAN BAHKARD • DINERS CLUB .. • • " .. ___ ------__ -IlIIII- -IlIIII-- -.,,.. , , , -'- ..,11I011III/.411I'.,-' .• ".IIIWI"I?", '''!,IIIlOIlll IlI.P'"',.':11I.1"'1, .•• "', ~/IIIl'III!}•• "'2"',~$"'Pc". ''''''.•;.,- ...... •• ,."op"".• p., '''"','''''' -.; .-. 11"', ' -, , ''''-. '--, , ~- •• "'~'-, p :. ~'t"'+~\-,-" r:."""",' ~ I-. ~\.,.., ,.• ,~~,~." '-'~::-',"""'-,-",,--" Thursday, February 22,i 968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three (Keep Paee,Grosse Pointe. Vote Yes3 times on FeIJ.26J, . When you vote YES on Monday February 26, vou make an important investment in your community. Your YES vote on Prop,~sition I will: Excellent schools are a priceless community asset. They keep property values high and make Grosse Pointe • meet rising school costs an even more desirable area in which to live. • retain and attract good teachers, • meet other needs of our growing enrollment. Nearby communities have followed our lead and im- proved their school systems. Our teaching salaries must II will: be more competitive. Our facilities need to be enlarged Your YES. vote on. Proposition• • provide building expansion for our growing and strengthened ,to serve our growing enrollment. We enrollment must keep pace. • help renovate schools to maintail1 our traditional Three YESvotes on February 26 will maintain your excel- high standards. lent schools .. , your property values and will keep ~ Your YES vote on Proposition III will: Grosse Pointe an excellent community in which to work and live. • improve and expnnd library facilities used by FEB.21 everyone. Everyone benefits. David H. Fairless Mr. and Mra. Thomas E. Candler Am,ollg others 'lvlto offer unqualified support are: ~o~';,"g~~ZJ:~~~~e~~ ~'::~ug~~r~::fia~\n~tt:ducallon I. the greatest gUt that we can give Here's how means 10 much to all or u!';. ~~ ~~~~~~ t~u":.?;~ld~efln'::IJ~~~~OI~e~~alJ,e~~ William L. Babcock Mark Bellaire Mr. and l\lrs. John N. Bockstanz Mr. and Mr!l.Don31d A. Blomquist Charles E. Swenson Dr •. o\lfred H. Whilt:lker I ,,'holeheartedly endorse all thrce proFosals. I .llOUld Uke to emphasiu the Importance or Thomas Bowling Edward R. Bunn JI. W. Burnett William G. Butler Dr. and Mrs. W. Allan Canty some of lIIrs. Carl J. Fischer, Jr. Proposition ~o. 3, The library s,ystcm 15 hurting. Dr. Albert J. Ceravolo Roy D. Chapin, Jr. Geno Cioe Mr. and l\lrs. Walker Cisler IUerIin A. Cudlip The League or \\'omen Voters of Gros!iE" Pointe l\Ir. and Mrs. Ted J. Wilner IlIlIy sllPPofls t.~e bond and mlll8~e proposals OLlr n""ds lor slrrnJ((hencd laellltirs 8fe Ilr![ent. H. J. Davidson William II. Denier Malcolm L. Denise John A. Doelie Dr. and Mrs. Henry Domzalski and urges a Yes vote on FebruafY 26. The proJ(ram outlIned by the .chool board pro. your neighbors posal, ap~ars to be • very workahle one. We Frank Hedge f'ndor.se H! Mr. and Mrs. John D. Durno Mr. and Mrs. William B. Elmer Rt. Rev. Uichard S, Emrich Continuing Improvement In "ur demoeraey del>£'nd, primarily upon strong support of our public sc~ooJ William n. Genematas Gerald F. Fitzgerald William Y. Gard Dr. Max L. Gardner Dr. William N. Geer George Gerow system. I am lavorahly IncllnN! toward our prO!:fCSS bllt frel that each prolesslonal teacher wlll be te.ch. Loretta lU. Cilewiez AUred R. Glancy, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. R. Larry Jlawkins feel: Paul J. Blackburn ing more student., In each class In the fulure. Dr. IDd Mrs. Douglas Sargent ~Ithough our lourth and "la.I" child s:radllatrd Mr. and JUrs. Henry II. Hubbard 111 Walter G. Huber Robert J. Hutton J. N. Jennings h1sl \'(>21f. 35 parents an~ laxpayct.'ii our hmity Ila\'id E. lIIeCarron Concerned that ~'ou are not .. king enoIl~h, rcroilllu~s the conl1nuink': and ;;:rml,'tng nc~d5 of "'dll(',ltion , s a m\l~l, ] can think of no hcltrr jUr. and :\1rs. Ernest B. Kelly, Jr. I\lr. and Mrs. David W. Kendall Rene Linden Mark D. Uttlcr R. Fred Koro~;ch o"r edLlcatlon81 and IIhrary faellilies. im.C".'ltmC'ot. I om con,.lnced that the request to \'oters h i\lr. and !\frs, Donn G. Kipka Robert E. i\1071' na :\II', and Mrs. William R. Ludwig Donald L. McConachie John C. Mcintosh Theodore II. Mccke, Jr. reasonable ... \ stIon~ pllhUC' ~bool ~.\'.l;,tcm I~ Vital (Jllr youth are our mo~t lmportant assC'1. T/H'Y I !H"J1C"\'c in an inr-r~asc In sala.ries and additional to not only Ollr pLll>,lc ~hool sludrnls. hLlt 10 our d.,cr,'e the best cdLlcalion we can gl\'e them. parochial and prh ..ate school stlldents a~ '" ell. )](Hl..;;ln.: lor the ,~("hools. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Miller Arthur Neff William I. Newman Brian T. O'KeHe Charles A. Dr. and Mrs. Warren R. l\loore IIlrs. lIilda Pongracz Mr. !lnd Mn. William Bowerman t'und, lor education are our wl .. st Inv .. tments. Parcells, Jr. "'rank JI. Parcells, M.D. IUr. and l\lrs. Fred W. Parker, Jr. Remington J. Purdy Robert 'lei vote; provide Insurance lor the mainteMnce My three cht\dren derived great bcnelils from of hlllh quallty edueallon for our children and G. IIlennen Williams their Gro.'se Polnle Schools, N. Ruthven Dr. Marrion U. Scott Alger Shelden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Smith W. Howard T. h1rh property value. {or aU property ownefS. I bt'lteve It .b801ulely ~_tlal that we In Grosse Mr. and Ml'!I. C. R. Randall Pointe approve the bond .nd millage "ropnoWo",. C. Jack Persson II our ehlldren afe to Illve Ihe IC8dcr .... • 11I,.'... ' __ .... 2 __ lIIrIll2_1117.'__ II1••• r.7.S•••••••••••••••• p.?p •• p.7~p.p.p.'.p.SISl •••• plllp?ll•• '.'III'.'..SIllSIllS.SIIIS_S.J Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS . Thursday, Februbry 22, '1968 , I would represent aLLInvestment TAPE RECORDER STOLEN on Thursday, February 15 be. I' the display case at the rear or o[ $29,250, using approximate Milton 'Volkens. proprietor of tween 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. per. the store. The recorder was City to Replace Meters figures. Camera Center, 17114 Kerch8v. sons unknown took a Norelco valued at $69.50. Police are in. CAMP CHARLEVOIX ai, reported to City Police that Carry.Corder tape recorder from vestigating. COR. MACK 6' ST, CLAIR BONELESS ROLLED PORK LOIN Bob (tee-for-two) Hope No Wings ROAST No Backs says~~Flybig to Florida - Fly Delta!" 6 TO 8 LBS, Size isn't everything, Butwhen havethewortd's biggest jets to Plan savings. Credit cards? Of you've gotthe Biggest Jets and Ronda - Super DC-8s, Only course! For reservations, call 819~ 791~ the Biggest Schedules, it sure Delta's got 'em. At reg'Jlar jet Delta Air Unes, or see your ---,------helps your score. Delta's fares! So if you want to get on Travel Agent, Stoutfel'l Frozen DOVE always been big on personal the green in a big way, fly Delta. service. But this winter they And let Delta figureyour Family TUNANOODLECAssEl~~.~1~59' 8:'J. BEAUTY BAR ~).e!'!::!'~ 4 Batk Size WELSH RAREBIT 10-011. With Free Doll Pink or White Spartan Brand FROZEN STRAWBERRY Delta's Detroit.to.Florlda schedules effective Feb. 1 TO ORLANDO Save on Delta's 10.cr. Pkll' TO MIAMI TO TAMPA/ST. PETEI Arrive economy faresl HALVES Leave Arrive CLEARWATE'.R Leave Leave Arrive 8:ooa 1:35p 7:30a 11:42a Thru.Je! Discounts of as much 11:35a Thru.Je! 5:10p 9:31p 8:00a 11 :538 COlIn. 7:103 as 25% on Delta's 10;32a Thru.Jet 10:00p 2:loa Fresh Large Bunch 10:008 12:34p NS 7:30a Night Coach fares, up 4;09p Supet-8 NS 1:55p 5: 16p COlIn. ~y $61.00; Night $50.00 ',:35p to or more on 8:13pSuper.8 NS 40% 1:55p 5:36p Thru.,let 5:55p TO JACI\SOPmLLE Famity Plan. Ask for 5:l0p 9:46p Thru.Jet Itl:OOp l:04a Thru.Jet BROCCOLI 8:00a l1:09a details. 5:55p 9:33p Super.a DItt '63.00; Night $5<).00 5:09p 10:oop 12:346 Super-8 NS 1:55p 9:14p 10:00p 2: 178 Thru.JAt 5:l0p 10:45p 1:19a(Tues.only)NS 8:15p 12:55a Day Florida Juice Day $73.00; Night $57.00 $55.00 TO W. PALM BEACH N1f11gtJ"flI~ NS: Nott.11tIp FT. LAUDERllAlE: only 40 mtn.. 8:003 12:27p OIIMIdo.WId W. PMn 8NdI All ItlOIlIIl Towfsf. llWI)' via d1Ted transfers ',m D81$70.oo .. YlI connaclIonI -.1d tax ORANGES DOli. • , ... '...... ;:. - ' .. Thursday, February 22. 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five Project HOPE Zoning Law ---~ . ~ Don't read this unless you are Surpasses Goal !. \ ambitious and want success in __ (Continued from Page 1) . .... The Greater Detroit Chapter tal will have to provide 270 off. the Real Estate professioru for Project HOPE l!\11'PiSSedits street parking spots on its lot. ..i ..i fund.raising goal in 1967 for A variance from this require. .. . ,., C/reck This - : : the fourth consecutive year. ment was asked. .. .. I. We ar.e 0 well established Held with an excellent reputation A In order to fully comply with and high sales volume. 1967 total of $307,437.72 the regul8tion, the hospit81 con. 2. We Itroin. you in sales, listings and appraisals (sometimes was announced by Herman P. tended, it would be necessary peop e wl~h no experience surposs people who have had Sattler, chapter chairman, a'ld to tear down the nurses' home poorly tramed experience>' Jack M. Cudlip, 1967 campaign on the grounds, and to remove 3. Bonus setup for top producers. I• ..I• chairman, at a HOPE Board of all trees and green areas on the . cars . 4. Memoer of Detroit, Michigan, and Grosse Pointe Real Es. Directors meeting. property and pave this area, to tote Boards. create the required spaces. This, 5. Excellent office surroundings ond working conditions. It was pointed out that the It was said, would be derimen. ~oth men and ~omen producers in our office. We train port total represents cash donations tal to the neighborhood. tlm~ and ~ull time people. We want only ambitious people only, and that additional large There are 175 parking spaces Wit on oriented success motivated goal. gifts of medicine and medical We. ~i11 interview those who qualify. Coli us if you are dis- equipment were also received on the hospital lot, at the p~es. sotlsfled WIth your present. position Or work or if you really by tbe Chapter. The cash total ent time, it was pointed out includes donations from many with an entrance drive on Muir I.. wit I. want to learn a new profitable profession. We ore going all . some . ..• • out to trom ambitious people Call for interview ask for Mr corporations and foundations, as road, and an exit drive on Ker- .. . Corter, Mr. Patenis or Mrs. Clark. ' • well as gifts from thousands of cheval, and one on Ridge road. •. •. indivi~ual Detroiters. The hospital officials offered CARTER & C,O. Special credit was also given two plans, one, which they ask. to the Women's Division of Pro- et! for, which would provide a 886-5446 ject HOPE which raised over total of 189 spaces, 14 more $40,000 at its Ambassadors Ball than at present, or one that will ~ 00 I.. . M require the removal of the m - ay, nurses' home and the elimina. Tht money will be used' to tion of the trees and green support the hospital ship 5.5. areas, '-I:Jich would make room SAVE$$ SAVE$$ HOPE, which wi!! sail for Cey- for about 207 spaces. Ion on March 6 to begin a 10- month treating and teaching Over the objections of several DEMO SALE mission, In the seven-year his. of the residents in the audience, .. tory of the S.S. HOPE. 9,000 Councilman Henry Bodman pro. in'em i.. • BEAT THE SPRING RUSH major operations nave been per- posed a motion, which was ap- • fonned, 100,000 people have proved by the Board of Appeals, ...• DARTS been treated and oITer 1 million with two members absent, tbat .• children have been immunized. the hospital be granted a tem. .. POLARAS Some 3,500 native doctors, den. porary variance from the ordi. .. tists, nurses and technicians nance, which would allow the . MONACOS have received medical education 189 spaces, and which will save • Used to be that a car with a genuine wood dashboard, door panels or trim was ~ aboard the HOPE. the trees and the green belt on CORONETS the property. The Board of Directors voted a sign of distinction. \Vell, we still put a little Wood in every Volkswagen,E to set the 1968 goal at $325,000. Bodman's proposal, as he lt CHARGERS stressed. means that the vari. Mercedes-Benz and BMW we sell. Not uwood ••• but,UWo(ld." You'll notice .: an~e wil11Je for one year, which sho\l1d be sufficient time to de. it in the down-ta-earth way our salesmen introduce you to these great imports. E SAVE UP TO OrOtiC ermine if this move is adequate. : In the special ea:t'ewe take to prepare your car for delivery. In our service. : After the expiration of the year, . .. the matter will be reviewed for : In the careful attention we give to the little things that make buying and : PC1nte N~w. further consideration. . . $853 : owning a car so much more satisfying. Lots of people can sell you imported : MOST CARS HAVE LESS Published Every Thursda, b1 It was !pointed out that the .. .. Anteebo Publishers, .lnc. one year will begin with the : cars. But no one else can offer great imports ••• with a little Wood in 'em. : THAN 4.000 MILES 99 Kercheval Avenue completion of the proposed ex. . .. RUSHTO- Grosso Poin'" 36, Mlchigo pansion, which .will be started ~ : Phone TU 2-6900 as soon as feasible. , i _ .. Three 'I'runk LiDes It was apparent that the audi...... _ _ _-_...... -- _ - _-_ _ Second Cl.M Postage pald at De- ence was displeased with the -...... - HUGH GOREY'S ~~~~c~~~:~atel $!I.OOPer Year Alcuon taken by the Board of .. by Mall ($11.00 outside Wayne ppeals, but they appeared POI NTE DODCE County). AU News and Advertislllg slightly appeased when the hos- Copy MlUt Be 1.0 tb. News Office • TU 4-1210 Mack bet. 7 and 8 Mile by Tuesd.y NOOD to tnsure l.oaer- pltal officials promised that ~~~'ress au Mall (Sl1bserlpllons, p~rking facilities will be pro. SAVE$$ SAVE$$ 99 Kercheval, Groase pointe .aZ36. vlded on hospital property, to ¥ ~ Change of Address Forms 8579) to keep construction workers and &~ • 99 Kercbeval, Groll. pointe. 48238 equipment off the streets in the area. WOOD IMPORTS, INC. WOOD MOTORS, INC. Voting for the granting of the 15415 GRATIOT NIE. W 8 MILE) I DET~IT I CALI. S21-sGOO :wlW 15351 GRATIOT INE. W 8 MILe I ~0If I CAlL 52Hi9OI variance were, Mayor William Butler, and Councilmen Mark Stevens, Richard Hudson, Bod. man and William Kirby. Absent were Councilmen James Dinge- Grand Opening man and Benjamin Warren. CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS QUESTION: TAKE-A-STEAK "Where can I get the highest interest 18499 MACK AT OPAL TU 4-3000 on bank savings in Detroit?" 2 BLOCKS WEST OF MACK-WARREN INTERSECTION CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERED ANSWER: At Michigan Bank. We pay 5% Interest OD time savings over $1,000.00. Since this interest is compounded daily and paid four times a year, you earn the highest interest in dollars and cents (EACH DINNER INCLUDES BAKED POTATO, SALAD. AND ROLL) Your Choice of Three Salad Dressings - Italian, Blue Cheese, Thousand Island at Michigan Bank. Interest is paid every three months by adding to your time deposit pass- book, credit to your regular savings passbook or "".'.'~""" , .. ,' ' .'. NT STRIP STEAK , . , . 1.95 by check, sent to your home, 12-0Z. STRIP STEAK , . ,. 2.95 ------.- THIS IS THE HIGHEST RATE 16.0Z. PRIME CHARCOAL BROILED THAT FEDERAL LAW WILL PORTERHOUSE OR I-BONE STEAK 3.95 ALLOW ANY BANK TO PAY (except on certificates of $100,000 or more) 2-LB. FAMILY SIRLOIN STEAK AND ~T'S AVAILABLE RIGHT NOWI NOTE THE COMPOUNDING EffECT: (serves four) ...... 6.95 ACT NOW! eompa'\'e the interest you are now receiving on your savings * When Held at other financial institutions. Bring in your passbook and in a few short Effective Rate of 5.1% 12 Months STEAK-K-BOB (On Skewer)...... 1.00 minutes you will be earning 5% compounded daily and paid quarterly Effective Rate of 5.5% 46 Months with the safety and peace of mind that only a hank can provide! Effective Rate of 6% 90 Months EXTRA BAKED POTATOES ..... 20c Extra Automatically renewed at every gO-day maturity unless you or the Ban k EXTRA SALAD , •. :,2Sc Extra b.ave given DOtice that the time savings certificate will not be renewed. SOUR CREAM .....• "., , .10c Extra Srutrlwkk ME'49ER FEDERAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MICHIGAN BANK TEXAS STYLE BEEF . .90 NATIONAL. ASSOCIATION OPFICES THROUGHOUT GREATER DETROIT 0p." 'tII4:30 .11." w.. kday, Including SA TURDA Y Open Daily 4:00 p.m ... 10:00 p.m. Sunday' $ 1:00 p.m •.. 8:00 p.m. 500 Millions of Solid Bank Protection Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 22, 1968 The secret of success lies in I doing your work-not ru.1ning :t:ng Cub Pack Holds Annual Dinner rcahtahnegre,thanhave a gift ex- en jig saw puzzles aud present. IJ IJ I ed those to the settlement. finding a more efficient way of Iaway from it. Processes of Recru ------I The Annual Blue and Gold generosity to Franklin Settle. The Webelos den under the n er~'O Cllunges' Dilmer for Richard School Cub ment. At Christmas ti.ne all of Idirection of Mr. Henry Peabody, The average man can't under. Teachers U d Scout ~ack 74 was held Wednes- the den donated puzzles, books Committee Chairman, and lIIr. stand why others can't see him With last week's report of the tils. new equipme~;t and more and models to the settlement, Waiiace Hein, also made wood. as he sees himself. Baldwin's "nel\' look" in reeruiting mate. imaginati\'e curriculum offer.; ~~lr:o:r~:r[h:1G:~S::e P~~~~ ------.------.---- rials being put into use for the ingl: hare helped to glamorize first time this month by The the profession and ha\'e made. War Memorial. New Grosse Pointe Public School it Illore atlracti.ve. Teachir:g! One h\;ndred and thirty Cub System in its efforts to garner loads hare been hghtened, chll. Scouts and their parents were its share of the top calibre dren are reported to be more entertained with a karate dem- ACTION HOME teachers in the growing cc Ill. receptive to learning. and ad., onstration. petition, Lawrence F. Kennedy, ministrators arc bette:trained i Richard Cub Scouts reeeiv"n ORGAN Assistant Superintendent. Pro now," !ltf. Kennedy said, ! a ward s for many of their fessional Personnel pro\'ided lie predicted that schools will achievements, but their biggest Medel 56 R further insights into the schools' staff with more and more para. achievement this year was their ,r; Mediterranean recruiting process and how it professionals, aides, and cieri. - .------Halian Provincia! is changing to meet the grow. ral assistants. Contemporary Mahogany &; Wa!. ing demand for the talented ''Top echelons will, hopefully, nut from $1,8',5 teacher. be paid top salaries 'just to "Although the winter is the' teach'." He indicated that many traditional 'beginning' of the of the clerical, menial, and sup. , Do you recruiting season, we do recruit po~ti\'e tasks will be done by! know THERE'S A BALDWIN •.• on a year.round basis, and ha\'e 10ll'erpaid employees. . To make the kind of music you like best. for many years. But it is in Commenting upon the advan- what There are many Home Organs on today's markets and there February that we hegi 1 in earn. tages of teaching in Grosse are many conflicting claims as to their-merits ... but isn't it cst to talk to the spring gradu Pointe, Mr. Kennedy cited one plain common sense to look at the organs mode by a m,,'lU- ate about ,?IS plan~ for the com. lack, and that is housing that Christian facturer who has built keyboard instruments for over 100 lng year, he said. 'the newcomer could afford. years-without change of ownership or interruption. Baldwin "In addition to the imagina. "For the teacher who wishes Scientists NEW Organs are world famous for every electronic development to produce the famous Baldwin lone . . . Ihey are prked tlV~, . coloriul nell' packel ui reo to become a part of community: '68 CfUltmg materials produced m life '.'Je economics of a sub- really CATALINA HT. CPE. from $985 ... all fringe benefits like benches, complimen- tory storter lessons, trade.ins and bank ,ates for financing are cooperation with the lac a I urb'an area like Grosse Pointe in the Baldwin package. . . . Try them today or tonight. schools' Public Relations Ad. pose a definite problem" he believe? visory Committee and which said. • FOR Relatively few people do. Used Organs Wonderful for beginners. Baldwin 71 P Frem represent a gift of time and -Lowrey HoUday-Wurl1lzer 2 in I-Hammond M.E They are olten Sl&'- or C-<:onn Minuet. $395 talent to the schools estimated prised at the logical LESS at between $10,000 and $15,000, and understandable $2,9,18 PONTIAC: 119 N. Saginaw-FE 4-4721 we have embarked upon a num- theology of this Christian THAN ber of new recruiting practices Mon-FrI-Eves. religion. In fact, many DETROIT BIRMINGHAM which we hope will prove fruit protect your people have become ful," he said. "For example, Christian Scientists when 5510TRWOODWARD3-6aw Smilev BroSe 115 S.MIWoodward7.nn we ran an ad in the New York children's they have discovered how Dally 9.5 Daily 9:30 to 5 Time~. on February 4, in an al. clearly it relates the Mon. Weel, Fri. Eve. Mon. Thurs. Evet. tempt to interest candidates in teachings of the Bibleto Detroit StaTe Open Sunday 1 to 5 applying for fall vacancies," feet ~~'.~/.~f~ lMHg fA teday', woeJd. Mr. Kennedy said. Whynot come into our . ~""' In recent years the schools' by liltings from Reading Room and leam Ihe most this for yourself? Department of professional Per com plete range sonnel has grown to meet tbe No need to speak to of sizes and anyone ••• just come In demands placed upon its staff HARDTOP COUPES INCLUDES: widths known and choose a chair and Power Steering, Automatic Transmission, Heater, Washers and Wipers, Back- For example, with the advent 10 Ihe shoe sit down to read. It(;ould up Lights, Side Mirror, Seat Belts, Padded Di'lsh, Foam Cushions, Whitewall of collective bargaining, Mf. industry. be the most inspiring Kennedy spends more and more and helpful time you've Tires and All Government Required Safety Equipment. of his time on this aspect of HACK's experienced shoe filters ever spent. personnel work. don', ever haveto substitute size; Where the Action Is FOR LEASE Several years ago an admin. they have ihe tOIrect size CHRISTIAN SCIENCE istrative assistant, Miss War. available. READING ROOM rena Rhodes, was added to help ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR at with ant.of.town recruiting and 19613 Mock Ave. office routiQe, The secretrial H8C:K:. (at Littl•• ton.) SHOE COMPANY JIMCAUSLEY force has also doulJlcd to meet Grone Pointe Wood. 16845 KERCHEVAL AVE. 33 East Adams the increased work load. Monday through Saturday Pontiac To meet the demands of a 19360 trY8mcls 20901 Kelly Rd. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Becl'luse of 0 greatl d 235 Pimr. Blrmlll1ham Thursday and Friday scn's have had to ':o::':'hn• ed business yolum., Hard. growing school system, Mr. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 17677 MACK 'AVE. TU 6-1700 Kennedy said, "We are explor. 'arger locatiolt ot 2'410 eO ~rehouse operation to a .!iminote, the need f:r th ~qur~dre in Warren! This ing 'fractional day' teachers. -----,-_._~------hence • • •• very sue erc evol Worehousll • This means that we are consid. I Flcor MUST BE SOL~ ~~ ~N~E*Cor~et on this Seco~ci ering taking halves, thirds, or leer.ed to others • • • so th,s property may b. sixths, to staff positions. We <'xpect that more of this will be done. even in the elementary grades in self.contained class- rooms." Some easing of certification procedures is now authorized by the Michigan Department CODlplete WABEHOlJSE Closeout of Education, altho!Jgh not be. ing practiced. There is cur. rently, as in the past, the pos- • "~.:.:.: ••., "'•••a.••••••••"••••••• A..~ "A •••• sibility of cerlification on the ? ~)...... • . basis of experience or examina- '\:::=; •••••••: ..."' ••••~ • "~~::":-' tion with a reduction in the -- .<-:;;.>,':'$-'< '~" professional education sequence I reduced. I "This will help us, when used, to get at people who have had good liberal arts training but • no professional education train. ing," Mr. Kennedy indicated. "Although greater rewards have developed in education, lSO they have in other fields of employment. For example, stat. isties tell us that salaries na. Honally have advanced 61.9 percent since 19~i', while the cost of Iiving rose 38 percent. Therefore. relatively speaking, teaching pays betler than was the case 10 years ago," he said. Locally. salaries {or teachers, however, have advanced only 45 percent in the same period. "Exciting practices, facili. IIollle Gardening BroadloolD CARPET! Coul.se Offered STARTS THURSDAY 6 to 9 P.M. - We are Selling out Every Sq. Yd. The Dcpartment of Commun. Ity Scrvicl'sGrosse Pointe Pull. in our Warehouse Inventory, 2nd Floor at 16845 Kercheval Avenue lie School System in cooperation with thc Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pointe is offering a six. Odd rolls, port. roUs, remainders and balanc Thursaay, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven _ ... __ ...._ .. _ .._------_._------Battery Thieves Strip 20 Cars LAWRENCE KRIEL SMI-TH'j and NANCY HARRISON SMITH, Iroad, have been awarded their School Trustees' Pledge ICub Pac~ 39 Ison of MR, and hffiS. EPHRAL\1 daughter of MR. and MRS'. HER. Bachelor of Arts degrees from K. SMITH, of Washington road, BERT L. SI\UTH of Ridgemont Olivet College. The thieves who have been each. IHolds D'Uller On Tax Levy Reiterated stealing batteries (rom brand Ted Ewald Chevrolet company I new vehicles of three Park car officials said that robbers en. I -- In his remarks to the PTA of lion, This figure, divided by the sales agencies are believed to tered the lot of the firm at I ' Cub Scout Pack 39 or, Barnes T~ombly School on ~I and a y school district's current State be one and th.e same~ according 15175 East Jefferson, sometime I Elementary. School held Its Blue mgh.t, Russell H. Peebles, vice. Equalized Valliation of $347,' to Park Pollee Chief Arthur during February 11 and 12, and' and ?ol? Dllm~~ for Cub Scouts president of the. Grose. Pointe 911,403 equals 14.656 mills, or Louwers. I removed the 12.vo1t batteries I and .helr (am Illes at the Gour. NEW '68 CHEVROLETS Board of EducatIOn, reIterated 7)fl mills for each of the two The salt's firms have been ex from three new cars ;n the lot. met House Restaurant. East the ple.dge of the school trustees years," he explained. periencing a number o( sue!) Officials of Richard Buick, Jefferson on Tuesday, February regardmg the reassessment of . . thefts, the chief said, with the 15027 Kercheval, reported the 13, BEA T THE PRICE INCREASE! ! ! property within the school dis. . Commen~mg upon the bUlld. latest report revealing that the theft of five batteries, all of the James Hammer, Cubmaster trict. lng ,and site levy, .Mr. Peebles thieves bad taken a total of 20 12.volt type, from as many new awarded prizes to Den 4 and remmded .the .a u die nee that batteries (rom as many automl)' cars in the company lot. These Den 6 for highest personal and "'l'he Board will vote to levy Grosse Pomt~ IS an "old" subur. biles parked in outside yards ad. thefts took place sometime be uniform inspec!io:ln percentages. only the taxes required to meet ban comm n I D f T bl the $5,100,000 prol'ected deficI't u LY. e cr, rom Y jacent to the company buildings. tween January 31 and February Th f '" Den Mothers and Grosse Pointe High are at The heaviest hit was Grosse 13. it was said. e re mn ", d t'f' t d over the net two yc.ars," he as least 40 years old. ~lason and Pointe ChrvslerPlymouth 15401 Similar ~omplaints have been we I' ~ awar e eel'. I Ica es Volume sured the membership. Richard are approaching that East JefCe~son from wh~re 12 made by the companies on other thanklllg them for servlOg. a~d SALE U P hi h d h ag . '., the new Den Mothers were m. ,ur. ee es s owe a c art of. e, batteTJes were strlpoed from occasions Over • Corvettes the Board's projected bu<~gets i "If you know lhese buildings, new cars during thr' night of -----. troduced. .,. i • Caprices • Chevelles • Sedans for the next tW? ~ears. ~e IOdi.. you know that we have wisely Thursday, February 15 The SOllle, teen.ag~rs are IIllghty Tbe Cubs a.nd their fanul.les' NEW • Impalas • Camaros cated that a defiCit of $1,649.651 spent money on preventive main. items all of the 12 volt variety, good lil(ts III spite of the com were entertamed by a flOe: • Hardtops • Bel Airs • Chevy lis • Station Wagons is anticipated during 1968.69 tenance. They are all in excellent are v~lued at approximately $30 pany they keep - at home. ! western documentary. i • Biscaynes • Corvairs and one of $3,449,396 is foreseen condition, but there comes a ---.------"-- --_ .. ". .. .". ----- '68's • Convertibles for the 1969.70 year. time when one must advance be. 700 "The total deficit for the two yond maintenance. At Trombly years," totals more than $5 mil. School, for example. the heating Dick Shalla's ------plant must be replaced, The pro. As an IDS Sports Department Sale posed building and site levy will S HAVE YOUR permit us to provide both for a DIAMONDS • • Camaro's growing population and an aging I IMPALAS CHECKED BY lADlE ! physical plant at the same time," I AN EXPERT I representative, I • Chevelle's full factory I remodel old jewelry illto IIII'. Peebles said. • Chevy II's equipment the [inest, latest styles. The vice.p res ide n t of the • All Models - Colors - • Great Values in Fine Dia. Board summarized the need for you wnte your during feb. Available for monds, Watches and all the passage of the three pro. Gold Jewelry. positions. HUGGER MONTH DELIVERY own paycheck, low as I • Hi G,ade Watch Repairingl Help for parents of a disabled child, employers and other per. TODAY! Rings s~zed 1.v1lile you wait sons in understanding, accepting and overcoming the problems of set your own hours, Alfred E. Zier crippling is available from the JEWELER & GOLDSMITH Detroit Society for Crippled Chil. 16437 E. Warren TU 1-4980 dren and Adults, Inc., 17330 We buy old gold, jewelry GMAC ar S c h a e fer, Detroit, Michigan and determine your I.nk Fin.nelnl} and diamonds, 48235. Call UN 1.0531. Insurance ------.------• • "QUI Ii/led Credit '2378 White or Black own retirement Income. Enaroeled Aluminum ~" If you can qualify as an IDS representative, you'll be in business for •••• yourself. / , 1 . STORM WINDOWS, You'll work out of an office near-or in-your home. And you I enJoy ~ - • HOME OF - - these advantages: I I Free training. The opportunity to earn from the I QUALITY I DOORS, start and to retire on a substantial five-figure income. Life and health insurance. You'll also be I * Parts I PORCH ENCLOSURES representing the largest financial organization ?f its I Service I kind in the world. (The IDS group of ~ompames 11'. __* • __ • .J ALUMINUM SIDING, TRIM AND GUTTERS includes 4 mutual funds-one of them IS the world's largest; an insurance company; an SCREEN PORCHES investment certificate company.) STORMS FOR STEEL CASEMENT WINDOWS The only investment we ask is the 10~ it costs to call an IDS divisional manager. Their numbers are We Repair Storm Sash and Screens listed below. . So why not call? You'll quickly find out how easy Founded in 1894 FREE ESTIMATES it is to go into business for yourself-as an IDS Investors Diversilie4 representative. Services Inc. Detroit North Detroit West Detroit East M S' I yC K ci Jr lvlr John C. Owen Mr. George A. Dereere WORlD'S lARGEST ... DfALER r. ,an e 'Id" en,. Investors Buildin" 20233 :\la;:k Avenue II Minutes Away (ACros. from Hawlrd Jahnson's) I B 21990nvcslorsGreenfieldUI mgRoad 21900 GreenfJcld ...Road Gros'.e ('ol'nte, ,,'"~'ll'clll'gan482" AND STGRM pASH. INC. Detroit, Michigan 48237 Detroit. Michigan 48237 886-0363 From All the Pointes" 648-1000 548-1QO.l 1'1uJJ& TU 1-760~ 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 • YOlIr 624 Teachers Agree • • • When you vote YES three times on Monday, February 26, you brighten the future of your child. Every year your investment in better education provides even greater dividends, It broadens capacity to serve family and community, and deepens understanding of our fast-changing modern world, It paves the way to college and business opportunities which, in turn, mean higher earning power. Above all else, the character and quality of a school system are determined by it~ faculty, The men and women who mold the minds and challenge the imagination of students are a priceless ed ucationaJ commodity. TEACHERS Your support of all three propositions will help retain and attract good teachers, librarians, and all the other dedicated people who make our system work. It all adds up to better schools .. , better education . These enhance property values and make Grosse Pointe •• • a mOI"edesirable community in which to work and live, GROSSE POINTE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Page Eight, GROSSE POINTE NEWS .Thursday, February 22, 1968 PRICES ARE LOWER AT FARMER JACK'S! MORE IN YOUR SACK FOR EVERY DOLLAR'S WORT" y'BUY AT FARMER JACK'S! , rlC~~1}} \'~~(~ '" '\ . ~I~~:'-. I ) ~ .. ~7~ I:: ~ u.s. NO.1 GENUINE BAKING tl~~l'~'~~ SWIFT PREMIUM FULL SHANK HAL" Idaho Potatoes ~1/ J Smoked Ham YOUR CONVEN'ENCE "YO'UR CMECK~ 8 LB. LB. BAG e CASHED FREE. e AT fARMER JACKS ~ WHOLE OR Swift Pr:~ PORTioN lurn S,:oked Ham CHIQUITA BRAND I \\;iICHfGAN GROWN FRESH, CRISP le. C SWEET, RIPE RED, RIPE CHOPPED EASY TOP"lcp Cent.r CutRE 48 Goltlen Mcintosh Cabb.,e ~rn Steak. Le. - Apple. 51•• JUSTSUCE 98e ~. Bananas Agar CO~k~~RV£ ! Conned_ Picn'Ie. g}~. $198- TRY THEM C C PKGS C lanch S~;,~EQUED LI.12 3LI.48lAG COuntry Rib 2 29 LB. - 'a ~ 59C FRENCH FRIED Red.l Fro • Zen .OnlOn I.'n 12 - 95 lVT.02. 5.~... STOUFFER' PKG. J ~ SFROZ" ... acar on,' and"N ---.;,.,.Cheese D',nn.r J202. 3 - JIFFY F p~&: 9C , 'ash~O~ROZEN 8' r •• Z'e -!efst.aka 150 - FROZEN IN BUT p~{l1C Birds Eye fTER SAUCE resh Pea, Or Corn - ~ ~ BREAKFAST OF CHAMPS WAGNER'S RICH CRISPY. FLAKES BREAKFAST .. Wheaties Orange Cereal Drink ,.\oZ, C ,'JT. ., In. ....•...... QT'19 ,ft~ } 1~~'29C'KG, CAN ';.: :~ ., ...... #- -' .... , " , .._ ..;,.' ..,..~~. F 1NF OUALITY DELICATE FLAVORED fll:ECH.NUT 4'; oz. :1 LB. \'JT. ' f'KG. C Strained Baily '"od .II,R 7 Fig Bar Cookies 29~ Crisco Salael 011 POWDFRFD OR BROWN l.lGHT. PURE Ill' F Cll.NUT ASSO RTF 0 " 1.'" Ol. , LB. II PKG, Baby Fruit Juice eM,) 9~Domino SUlar. lS~ Priclo Shot"enlng CARNATION FORTIFIED C:'J~;(:rr"nAIIIJ, 1<"1111 1::' 1/ S 1.8. II. BAG Enfamll Formula Cf,l: 23~ Farmer Jack Flour 39~ Evaporated Milk '18 ~..;r)/ f,IT/",t, SS~ e CT, J,\R 371-" Instant Breakfast Bisquick Flour P",(,. 37 Vlaslc Dill Pickle. I'll' :,H'II,Y VI\NIl.I./\ 'IH UlfICO\l\Tl! 11' oz :-;~\'lN ,[liS RE'i\)LAR 8 ()Z, \\" Fl.. Nestles Quik Mix ~;,;;S9~ Frosting Mixes CAN 29~Italian. Dressing aTL. 2S~ VE LVE T sr,100TH OR CRUNCH PRICES EFFECTIVE TI1RU Sl:;'. FEB.2S. IN ITS <.'.'/,\1 PI Tc;H~ (/ J i , f f, I~: Irs r I N I \ 1 r PT SORRY. NO SALes TO DeAl-ERS, '~,;;l 8ge Bll :l LB. Hills Bros. In.tant JAR Log Cabin Syrup 69~ Pe.nut Butter JAR 99~ Mon. Ihru Wed. - 10 •. m. to , p.m. Mon, Ihru Wed. - 10 a,m, to 9 p.m. Thurs, Ihru Sat. - , a,m. 10 , p.m. Thurs. Ihru Sat. - 9 a,m. to 9 p.m. 19230 HARPER (at Moross) Open Sunday - 11 a,m. to 5 p,m. I 16145 EAST 8 MilE at KELLY Open Sunday - " a,m. '0 5 p,m. ----- Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nin. SHOP, COMPARE, SEE HOW YOU SAVE! FARMER JACK SAVES YOU MORE ON THE QUALITY FOOD YOU WANT! . n" ... - CENTER CUT RIB Pork Chops (--- MOST fARMIRl) JA(K 's OPEN SUNDAY LB. LB. e 11 A.M. • 5 P.M. ~ ':: u.s. CHOICE () Who'e 80n ••••• !eef Iri.k.t La, f FARMER 18 8 JACK SPECIAL one'e•• lar I Q !ee'Strip. La. 8ac so EASYTO PREPARE Ocoma Ilone',., - ,!urk.y Rolf. Lit, 78f FINEST PORk Farm MQid pur. 2 lB. - Ron SQu'ag. ~ PKC C '/;/ 89 '\ 1 = 0 VLASIC BRAND d aT. 2a~t aarr.l Cure JAR Sau.r Kraut - ~ GRADe 1 SKINLESS. HB. t Hygrad. Bah PKG. 69 Park Frankl - ERS FRESH oR SMOKED PET • Style Braunschwelg.r LB. 49~ Liv.r Saulag' "I ~RADE1 k H8. Glendale Lan y pKG. 49~ ~ skin"" Frankl ;-..:: .r-~~ ~ / DELICIOUSCREAMY ~ Dairy Rich Fr•• h Creamery Bu"er PRINTHB. 69'"\I' CALORIE WATCHERS DELIGHT Farm Maid Pur. ~GA!.. 29 '" Slender Skim Milk CTN. \I' ECONOMICAL AND TASTY Sunflower Margarine SOLID'.LB J4i-\I' . A LL PURPOSE Fann Maid Half and Half 't:!N.QT. 39'"" ,.'l;; GI'.RDEN FRESH fLI'.VO~ 1 LB. \" CI'.N ., t . De' Monte Quality VITAMIN PACKED FINE GRANULATED RICH HUNT'S PURE SUGAR Cut Green leans While ~EGULAROR , 1'202.LB 25t Tomato Quaker QUick PKG. Salin oats Cerea' - 'uice .- E HOT OR COLD '202. s<:RV WT. 39~ 1 QT, Horm-"s Spom CI'.N 14 0%, 22/t-., CAN :;~.48C Lunch:ton M~!.. - - ,CIOUS APpETIZER d D~IMon,e Iran fruit Cocktail DUNCI\N HINES I\SSOIHED 1 lB. SILVER FLOSS '] oz. CHEF BOY AR DEE 1 LB. 110l.1 LB 22 ~ PKG. 2S~ JAR Tangy Sauerkraut CIIN Layer Cake Mixes 29~ 1507.. Spa,helti Sauce (,;HTN. TENnEll 1 QT, SAVORED IN TOMATO SAUCE 1~)"oz'10~ \\' f. ~EALOSWEET PINK 14 oz. Hunts Pork & leans ~;~:IJ Del Monte Spinach cllr" 18~ CAN 28~ Grapefruit 'vice 1 ;)', oz. 15:.0Z, EASY TO PHlPIlHE FRAN CO.A :,1(= Il' (: rl;J \'IT. 3 LA. \'I r. TOWN PRIDE 2 oz. PI«;. 24~ CAI. leno Plain Pizza JAR 49~ New Spaghetti-Os lS ~ Pure Applesauce FINE. MEDIUM OR WIDI: 1 LB. BUTTERNUT PIECES & STU.1~; 4 oz. PK(j. 1 LB. I'lL DEL MONTE QUALITY 19 ~ 29~ "IIN Mueller Noodles CAN lS~ lender Mushrooms 17oZ, LOnealPeaches CONT AIlI iI!A COUNTRY GLOl 1 lB. VJT, IDAHOIAN INSTANT , lIl. Pr:G. CIIN e 19~ lomato Paste 23~rrWT" [FrEeTlV!; TlHlUr,UN,. FEB.:l5. PKG, 3g Saltine Crackers sorU\y, NO SALES TO OL;ALL;RS. Potato Flakes PARTY TIME 14 n7., ,~QZ. HERSHEY PLAlrJ 10 cr. Wf. (HJTTERFIELD WT. PKG, Potato Chips PKG, 49~ Potato Sticks CAN 8~Chocolate Bars 29~ Thurs. Ihr I Sol. - 9 a.m, 10 9 p.m, ....on. Ihru Wed. - 10 a.m. to • p.m. Op.n Sunday .- 11 a,m to S p,m. Thuf'. thru 511. - 9 a,m. to 9 p.m. 14614 KERCHEVAL at ALTER Mon Ihru W.d, - 10 a.m. 10 9 p,m. 20382MACK (bet. 7 & 8 Mi.) Grosse Pointe Wds. Open SundlV - 11 .,m. to 5 p.m . ..__ ...... =_._...__ ...p-..n_....._~_ ... ..n....e .... __ .-..? .SIII'IIIll?'" _llIIlr.... _-.. _ ...... • _t.....lllib_ ...... lI2tr_••__ ...... 7pDe •• e.nsDe.Db •.•-._..-....~~_ •.•. ~~ __ Thursday, February 22,1968 Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS RAT STOLEN FROM CAR Some are radical in theory, James Swan Eldridge report. Pingel Elected To Hull of Falne but conservative in action. ed to City Police on Wednesday, February 14, that on January 7. The 1968 National Football 5Omeo~e had stolen a Cur hat Foundation Hall of Famcrs belonging to bis daughter. Gail. features a balanced blend of from the front seat oC the family passing, running, blocking, and O[l~~/l.~'" automobile which was parked in tackling, as well as one of the "'-. '? £ ,::;_ E 5 ....R .,.E front of the residence at 17513 game's great coaching innova- Maumee. The hat was valued tors. at $35. Five former bacldield stars I lincluding John S. Pingel, of 582 Peach Tree lane, Grosse i Pointe Woods, and three ex. I No. 1302 linemen joined retired Co a c h ' Clark Sh8ughnessy as 1968 in.. f IIYour SavingS Earn ductees. RAOl0 andTELEVISION.in~ The running backs inciuded: Harvard's late Eddie Casey, I I Michigan State's gifted Johnny Less Ihan 4Y2% \ Phon. 886-4050 Pingel, filinois' Mr. Five.By. Kercheval, Grosse Point. Five, Claude (Buddy) Yoong, A~ron &011I Grosse Poiftl. Librory and the 6tar of the first Sugar I Bowl game, Claude (Monk) ! Join Ihe Reuulars . Simons, whose 86.yard touch. ,down sprint in the closing SERVICE by Craftsmen moments gave Tulane a victory first Federal Building over Pop Warner's Temple I al First Federal Owls in the initial New Orleans 3 at the Eleventh Annual to satisfy our customers post.season spectacular. Awards Banquet at the Waldorf. All Makes in Home or Shop The passer is blond Bobby Astoria. I Layne, the University of Texas' Michigan State's John Pingel 0; I colorful backfield star and field paced the Spartans to 20 vie. I You can get 4Yt% cuaent annual rate for your savings alany office of First * R~dios * Stereos * TVs * Tape Recorders * Customi%ed, Communication and general extraordinary. tories in three years of varsity Federal Savings of Detroit. Your earnings will be p~id and compounded four Transistori%ed Equipment The linemen are Adam Walsh, competition as a triple threat times a year so your account grows fast with earnings on your earnings. Savings captain of Knut Rockne's most halfback. He was named to at First Federal are insured to $15,000 by an agency of the U.S. Government, * Refinishing of Sets to Suit Your Decor famous Noire Dame team-the the 1938 Associated Press All. *Complete Inventory of Parts. Four Horsemen 1924 eleven, America backfield which also and a family may have several fully insured accounts. tackle Albert (OX) Wistert, included three men already Sony Warranty Service Center for Detroit second of three All-American elected to the Football Hall of There are no minimum requirement!: for a First Federal passbook account You brothers at Michigan to be Fame, Columbia's Sid Luckman, can open an account in any amount from $1.0D up. You can add to or withdraw elected to the Football Hall of Davey O'Brien of TCU, and from it at.any time, in any amoun~ at any office-not jus! the office where Fame, and Yale's heralded ~1arshaJl Goldberg of Pitts. you have your account. Henry Ketcham who won all. burgh. He was regarded as a America honors at two different superb runner, kicker, and pas- positions, center and guard just ser. He served in the Army for First Federal mails you quarterly statemenls showing your earnings and your RAD! 0 andTElEVISION,ine. prior to World War 1. five years during World War II, current account balance. You also have free mail.saving service, and drive.in The 1968 electees will be in- rising from second lieutenant window service at most Firs! federal offices. ducted into the Football Hall10 Lt. Colonel and was awarded If you do not have all these advantages for your savings, just bring your present ~~:::ii:::-":.._~.~.:.:....~.::....:-;::;::::i~~~~~~~~~of~F~am~e~l~'n~N~e:w~Y~O~r:k~D~e:ce~m~b~eri I ~~:r. Purple Heart and Bronze .. Pingel was born in Mount passbook to any First Federal office. We will complete the details of transfer for Clemens, Mich. He started his you. Get the most for your savings-join the regulars at First federal. :>dvertising career in De+~oit Current annual rate on passbook after the War and today is savings accounts, paid and com. president of the Ross Roy, Inc. pounded four times a year. He is a trustee emerltus of I his alma mater and is also vice- president of the Detroit Area Council, Bo;, Scouts of America; """"."'.==<""",.,.."~..... '--'1-~ Chairman Political Action Com- mittee, Greate» Detroit Cham. ber of Commerce, is currently Certificate I~ ~ • " WE, on the Board of Directors of Greater Metropolitan Detroit Savings Earn ~ Project HOPE, and Community ~ the members of the Action for' Detroit Youth. He ¥ has received the Michigan State Distinguished Alumni Award FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and this year was presented the Boy Scout's highest honor OF DETROIT KERCHEVAL ON-THE-HIILL ASSOCIATION to a volunteer leader - the Silver Beaver Award. He is also for the fixed.investment saver: an Elder in the Church. Headquarters: 1001 Woodward at Michigan Savings Certificates in any amou nt Phone 965~1400 who were present at the Jan. 24, J968 meeting TmEF TAKES COAT from $7,500 up; six months matur. Allan Cook of 717 Westches- ity; paying 5%% per annum, Grosse Pointe Office: Kercheval near St. Clait"." ter road, called Woods police on Sunday, February 1B, and Member Federal Savings and Loan disclosed that he had hung his Insurance Corporation. Momber Federal coat on the clothes rack in Homu Loan Bank Syslem Blazo's Restaurant, 19299 Mack Avenue, while eating. When he was leaving he discovered the BELIEVE: garment was missing. In the pocket oC the coat was a pair of gray pigsy.:n gloves and his pipe, he added. He did not give I-lhe nlue of his loss. I I • Education is the : bulwark of freedom SKI SHOPS have more •• a Slai ~'othilllg and equip.ne••t lor everyone! • Free PubLic Education is the Nation's first Line of defense STARTING TODAY Head Skis and Several Other Franchised Items Not on Sale Education is the greatest constructive force in the possession of the American people for the preservation of their freedoms and the advancement of the Democratic way of life. Public Schools will keep America strong and free if America's Mt. Clemens Shop public will keep the Schools Take 1-94to Detroit's Largest free and strong. Ski Selection, •. Only Minutes from the Pointes *OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSOAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P.M. * Thc abovc messallc com/!s from the National School Board Association Con. Gratiot at 16Y2 Mile Rd. 2685 Woodward, at Square Lake Rd. vcntion held in Portland, Oregon, April 1967, at which time they .tated the MT. CLEMENS BLOOMFIELD HilLS .bove belief. and policy of the association. Phone463.3620 Phone338-0803 c • • • • pz•••••••••••• ,.,.,••••••••• 1•• 1.;••• 2•••••••••• 2•••• 3•• 2.: ••• '.,., •••• , 1' •• OIllA•.,.!.s••• .5I1l.22.lIIclI~_;11, ••..• q.411l, S£II¥Il. IS III, ;11I 5 11II••, .. f _:;:11II:;:.. ;: ::;:-+ "?~.-.-.,.. r _ "'••.•-O:::"._~ Page Eleven Thursday,February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS / authorities, Mayor Kenneth R, gram within the confines of the M c Leo d saiel, "althougl1 it requIrements of the Board of Bring a little bit of Florida to your home this February! Woods and Liggett School may not be possible for our TrU&tees of IJggett SChool, Department of Parks and Rec- which progJ;am hopefully will Agree on Playground Use reation to make use of this fa- be a meaningful addition to the / VISIT OUR GREENHOUSE cility immediately, every effort City of Grosse Pointe Woods' The Liggett School- Woods out of such use. It also speci. ~ill be made to develop a pro. recreation program." large selection of HOUSE f Shores Homeowners Associa. fied that a representative of the 3 $1 tion.Grosse Pointe Woods, con- Department of Parks and Rec. troversy over the use of Liggett reation be present during the Potting soil PLANTS or School playground facilities was periods of use and that the City W,OODCRAFT TAILORS resolved at a meeting of the be responsible for locking the Good selection of AFRICAN VIOLETS Com m i t t ec.ol.the. Whole, on premises at the finish of any Now Doing Ail Diy Monday, February 12. use of property. Cleaning on Premises $1.00dozen $2.95Iargebunc:h Members of the Woods Coun. In a letter to Liggett School 1 DAY DELUXE SERVICE CUTDAISIES CUT MUMS cil, acting as a (;ommittee- Today you need more hot water than ever before. And you can have it. All the hot water you want. Oceans of It. Hot a. you like it. For just pennies a day with Gas. Only Gas gives you so much hot water for so little, Saves dollars over electricity, In fact, a Gas water heater turns out more hot water in one day than an electric one twice its size. So, if you've been running shol1of hot water at your house, eheck into the new fast-action Gas water heaters at your plumber's or your plumbing and heating dealer's. Or, If you wish, call us. You can have all the hot water you want for less than you'd imagine, Gas makes the big d:fference , • , costs less tool MICHIGAN CONSOUDATED GAS COMPANY ~ 1968 FORD XL. FASTBACK Check our LTD and XL We've lowered the prices ... and widened your choice. We did it by simply changing some standard equipment. LTD now comes with a bigger v-a while power ventilation and the 2-door's ,vinyl roof are now options. On XL you now get the Big Six-and a choice of 4 v-a's. Buckets are now optional. And thiS year you get a standard manual shift on either XL or LTD. Choose 8electShift only if you want it. See the man with better ideas . . . your Ford Dealer. The Ford Xl shown above comes with 8 From the luxur:ous Xl. LTD. Country and rear pillar air deflectors on all seven strong die-cast grille and hidden headlamps Squire and Galaxie 500, right down to the Ford wagons • Choice 01formal or lastback as standard equi pment. Top-of-the-li ne practical Ford Custom, tile entire 21-ear styling on Galaxie 500 :1.000r Hardtops FACTS Fords are the only cars in their class thst Ford line Is loadad with beller Ideas like • An optional automatic rlda control system • A 7-poslllon Tilt Steering Wheel and other ABOUT offer those features at no extra cost. Choose these: Powar front disc bral Immediate delivery on Better Idea cars at your Ford dealer's Thursday, February 22, 1968 Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS The ~lichigan Slate University perform Friday, March 1, at 8:15 Students Ready Concert Band. under the direc. p.m., in the Edwin Denby High Organization of Scientists tion of Dr. Harry Degian. will School Auditorium. For Symposium ------Fights Spraying with DDT FURNITURE Some 450 junior and senior BELMONT NOW DELIVERY TO THE POIl'I{TES high school s t u den t s from The Environmental Defense I make the change to me~hoxy. Grosse Pointe High School and (JJ~ every Friday (except around a holiday) Fund, of Brookhaven, N.Y., an clor. Dominican High S c h 0 0 1 are £~ Grosse Pointe's Home of organization of scientists is City managers of aU the eagerly anticipating the Science carrying into the courts th~ oft. Pointes were asked if they. had and Humanities Symposium to fine Cofonia' Furniture HONEY BAKED HAM been contacled by the EnViron. be held in Dominican on Febru. debated problem of the use of mental Defense Fund group be. ary 29. 20507 MACK AVE,. at Beaufait persistent, b r 0 a d spectrum fore they received information For over six months these pesticides in publicly-financed regarding the c"llrt action. All students have been conducting and directed pest control pro. of them said t!tey had not been research for their presentations contacted by tne group. grams. . which include such topics as: All five of the Pointes have T~omas JefferiS, Village s~. Leukemia; A Possible Answer Sale b en included in a staggering permtendent of the Shores saId in Virology, The Possibility for .e . . that he would be open to any Learning During Sleep, Archi. Ends hst of commuml1es who are suggestion regarding sprays tecture in Futureville, Holden Feb. 29 named as defe~dants ~r woul~. used but added that eth . Caulfield's Search for Identity Final 7 Days be defendants, 10 a SUIt that IS cl ram oxy SPIRAL attempting to prevent the use of 0 w s more .costly. in "Catcher in the Rye," The DDT spny for control of Dutch Robert Slon~, City JJlanager of Music of Urban Man, The Ira- SLICED i Elm disease. the Park, said the Park does age of Woman in Modem Drama The Kalamazoo Nalure Cen- use ~ethoxyclor for su~mer and The Evolution of Symbolic i ler also is embarking on a pro. spraymg and has ~sed It for Logic. SO GOOD IT WILL HAUNT YOU TilL IT'S GONE gram. in cooperation with the five yea~s. Howev~r It uses DDT J err y Gerich, j.irincipal of new Michigan Pesticide Council, for ~prlOg spraymg. H~ also Grosse Pointe High School and' ... Because We've Planned it that Way to slop the use of these broad i mentIoned that the price of Sister M. Julila, P.P., principal 'I' methoxyclor was almost four •.. by using only fresh hams from Iowa's corn_fed porkers; our spectrum pesllcld"s.. . The Nature I t' th t f DDT d dd d of Dominican High School will slow dry curing method, roal Wisconsin hickory and applewood Center and the Council are co- Imes. a 0 an a e open the symposium with a wel. s~::o~1!1g; :!O-h'J'Jr 0','(>!"! l)~,,"Jng; 11f)nf>V On' spice 'J{lalin~; and yes • even * Spiral sliced if ycu wl,h \35c extral. We just wouldn't operating to help provide what. that bids for both DDT and come to students and guests, know how to improve this product we have been making for the ever scientific or technical in. methoxyclor were. requested. after which k~ynote speakers, past 34 years. Ne,'er (ound a ham that even comes close to match. Ing the lip-smacking goodness o( our NUT.SWEETHoney Baked formation may be required to ~one of th~ C~ty Managers Dr. Russell Wentworth, Associ- 1Iams.Remember this (or any spedal occasion or just a treal. __ VOIcedany objectIon to the _se ate Director of Admissions of ~ L,HITCHCOCLHITt'HCOCICI-V!U£,coa ~JD •• of, or the discussion of the use Michigan State University, will of, methoxyclor. Cinema League address tbe group on "Of Sound 761f/ __ m "TIN HikMd 0-.0.. 'rhe Environmental Fund and Cities" and Rev. E. Doug- members maintain that efforts JlhrrMr(HiI<~) ~ Meets Tonight las White, of tbe Detroit Indus. ItI-/iJUllbe/lIrWihm ... Wow. to correct immediate damage trial Mission will s pea k on by pests often fail to consider "Power and Participation." The Grosse Pointe Cinema the long.range harm of the per- Following the keynoters the League will meet this evening, sistent pesticides. The group is students will b rea k up into Thursday, February 22, at 8 not opposed to pesticides that groups of 20 or less and make I o'clock, at the Grosse Pointe break down to a non-toxic form War Memorial Center. Refrt:sh- their 15 minute presentations I in the environment. after which the scholar assigned ments and a social hour will L, HI1'CJJCOCLHITC1lCOCKS.VJLLE,CO~ VlARRAKTJP- Most of the scientists in this to the group will speak to the' 3741 FENKELL 2.8622 follow the film program. group are nationally recognized RETAil 2.8466 students in associated are a s. 'DiI1- ..m -J The Hil 32" w. X 18" d. Special X 32" high Sa', $45 Nationally Advertised UPHOLSTERED PIECES BUY NOW AT SALE PRICES ~~* r Distinctive Dining Rooms Still a good #i~~About the selection of only thing our SALE PRICED hundreds of items full-service bank NOW ON won't help you do SALE with your money • LAMPS is waste it • TABLES • PICTURES • SCONCES EMPIRE•Temple Stuart. • CHAIRS • DESKS and PINE-TIQUE • LAVA DETROIT Great Selection On Display BOWLS BANK All Attractively Priced! Come In & TRUST And Browse • PEDESTALS • HARVEST • OVALS • PEDESTAL EXTENSIONS DECORATIVE • WOOD and FORMICA TOPS • ACCESSORI ES (Mony in '''lnk tops) I OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EV£NINCS 11II••••• , S•• 2.S.U•• X.JIIIIlIJ.J •••• '1Ii , •• £.£.£.£.z •• a.ill"'SI!I.1I4.:4I11ZIllSI!II.•,. ",q-Z!II21111i2I111J4-.PIIS". 1!14all! 4~Q 4!'111CI!'II.SI!Il. lII!Iq 1IIIX."C"SIIllIS ~ 11III Il""'I _.,.w..- _._ • 11II Page ThirtK:J Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINT~ NEWS F"".tr=n=rcn=4.;;;:.li,.'~"':t:n=..~ ••~,,;,s"~'.~••~..~n~ ••~' ',,;:.'.;:';".~'.~";':, ~ Calnera Club Meets Tuesday ~1l.::....u...... ,.....tt...... ,...... ,...... ,...... o....u~,,~u:i:,,~ ••~.t~U~U~.t:i:"~"~1.:;:"P~... :=' Old Landmark Unique Place of Business ------~~ ~~: The Grosse Pointe Camera I slides. An intermission speaker ~~l'".~ BROWSE ;:'W:= ~ Cluh will meet Tuesday evening, i will talk on "Subject Interest." ~ui. ~u~, February 27, at 8 o'clock in the: Guests are welcome. M THE SHIP'S WHEEL ~u~i Grosse Poinle War ~lel1loriall ~n~= :;; ~~l'"\~:I Center. ~Iembers may submit I The fellow who finds himself I three prints and three slides on I in the most fixes is the one who M EVERYTHING NAUTICAL ~H~i "Children," and three nature. has no fixed course. M BUT NICE Elt:!~lt~i • .. .. • j ~~ ~~. ~u~ • Hi. Lordship Jewelry ~lt~ ~ ~ • Nalltical Lamps ~U: ~U.. • Complete Iill\: of SETH ~ ~ ~U~ THOMAS ship's bell clocks ~lt~ We Urge You To ~lt~ alld barometers ~lt;: ~2t~ • Topsider Safety Boot Shoes ~lt~ : '£ • Dcckley's Spredrole ~lt~ ~n.: (easy cou,se plotte,) ~ ~: ~n~ • Many othe, Nauticol Gifts ~n:' M and Boot Supplies ~ll:I VOTE "YES" on Proposition No. 3 ~lt~ Ship's Wheel Sailing Suits ~ll~. ~i ~lt~W with the hidden hood M: ~l';' BROWSE US ~lt~, ~lli.~ ~~ you/re welcome . ~lt~; ::!i Those of us who are familiar with the fine work of ~lt;' ITV 2.1340 I ~lt~' the Grosse Pointe Public Library are very much concerned Elt~ 19605 Mack Ave., Grosse Pte. Woods ~lt~I Ii ••~l~ ••~,.~ ..~;.~ -•., ,•.•., ,•.•,•.•." .•., " .. ,•..,.: .,~'w; I . BY Pepper Whitelaw I age). the building at 20276 Mack came up with the present pulty- about the Election next Monday, and particularly Proposi- .. ::;__ ....- _ ....__ _ ~ ~ ~~1t'l Iu Its 90 yeilr" (Ul't" th'be-t h d I , ~ ~ ..~ ..:o~..~ ..~ ..~ ..~ ..~ ..~ ..~ ..~ ..~ ..~ ..~ ..~•.~ estimate we ~~uld iI g~t ~f i~s I::r~~ue as serVE nlany mas. 1 fsea~~~~::\l~~; ~~o~;e~ll>p;~: I tion #3, which asks for permission to borrow $2,450,000 ._------It was first a school house in trim nnd the old tomato can lid t~e days when Mack was iU;1 a th3't c1ose~ a once.used opening for Public Library expansion, at a cost of 3J4 of one mill dirt road. In the twenties it was still remams as a touch of long I rented to a church group and ago. for 15 years. Dame!! The Church of Christ. D!stoveries Add Zest Next it was a musicians studio. During the renovation the then a bachelor's pad. Today Alans found a 1932 newspaper. it's a place of business-a place field mice, sqU.lre nails, joined of business from the pages of boards, crumbling plaster . . . Today, our Public Library facilities are so limited hi~tory, rem!niscent of the old but all these ?iscoveries merely I' prIvate banking houses. added to theIr growing enthu. that the staff members can not give good library service Its Dew owner, Marc J. Alan, s;asm for the' place. has a reputauon for preserving The grounds are full of the no matter how hard they try; for example, our Public the old, combining it with the promise of spring. The old wire new, and creating a place of and post fence will remain, as Libraries need space for 80.000 more books in order to beauty. Mr. Alan is a real es. will the old rasberry bushes. tate consultant and interme- the peach trees, the grape ar. give even minimal library service. This i~ the first time diary. He moved into the build- bors and the old playground I ing lasl June. with its big old Maple tree. i in the Public Library's 38-year history that we voters have Took !lluch Planning Through the Alao<' efforts I He and :Mrs. Alan spent many this old Pointe landmark still been asked to provide additions to Public Library facil- a sleepless night planning the I remains an objecl of pride to' renovation. IIIr. Alan frankly Grosse Pointers. ities. Mr. D. M. Ferry, Jr. gave $500,000 for the Central admits that most of the decorat. ing ideas were his wife's, but CAR BATTERY STOLEN Library, now it is our turn to help. If this Proposition is the original. idea for the pur. Joseph Giogetti of 1604 Aline, chase of the old landmark was phoned Woods police on Sun. turned down, there is no question that our Public Libraries !lis. day, February 18, and informed Years before he had visited them that during the night an will become second-rate compared to other suburbs. the financial district in New unknown person entered his FOR"D York and quite by accident unlocked garage :mil stole the I. I . came upon an old private bank. battery from his car. He dis. 1(101000 ing house that had retained all covered the loss when the veh- 16901 Mack Ave. nr. Cadieux 885-4000 the charm and beauty of yester- icle failed to start and he lifted day and used this charm as a the hood to see what was the background against which to matter. conduct business. He never quite We Urge You To forgot that office, so when he r-,_.-,_._._.- heard that the old church was Op.n 'uncia VI 10:00 to 4:00 for sale he hurried out to see it Thun. o'ld Fri. Till 9:00 P.M- and decided on the spot that he WE DE'LIVER could recreate it into the bus i- "YES. " on Proposition No. n e s s establishment of his 0" Order of $5 or More VOTE 3 dreams. Lowered Ceiling ROSLYN Who says you have to One of the major changes he has made is the lowering of the old 11.fool ceiling. He has used • MARKET free hanging while accoustical Oldest in the Wood. Friends of Bob Orr dropped ceilings. 21020 MA stick your neck out? .He retained the old wainscot- _ (I( III RDslyn Rd. ing but antiqued it. The wall. 884-3600 paper above the wainscoting is oatmeal-colored bur I a p. The ,,".""i1ill'" iiiUiiiilililiifil!iiiiiiiiililifiiiiliiiliiliiililiii lWii11illliili overhead lighting comes from antique brass chandeliers with Think First for teardrop light bulbs, (complete with dimmers for a softer, warmer atmosphere). THIS WEEK'S The room is furnished with three high walnut desks with informed investing. distressed mahogany finish. The chairs ~re walnut with gold BELL RINGERS! leather seats. The desks are Sure, you assume a risk when you buy stocks, But that doesn't lighted with student lamps, mean you haveto stick your neck out. You can invest in a careful Original .Windows The room still retains its ori. THE ORIGINAL and sensible way, based on the information provided through our ginal distorted glass in the win. comprehensive research facilities, One of 9ur registered repre. dow panes, with walnut shutters. sentatives will carefully appraise the risks as well asthe prospects The old bookcases too, have been retained, with the excep. GOURMET of successwhen you consider a stock. And, of course, the decision tion of the upper half of the to buy is up to you. We believe the best tiling for both of us is a shelves-this has been enclosed with shutters to hide the modern well.informed customer. Thafs why you can ••• Think First for air conditioner. FOOD CENTER Plush olive green carpeting informed investing. covers the floors. The old cloak room still has the original coat hooks upon which, perhaps, a SEE HOW WE KEEP YOU INFORMED. shy young lad in lhe late 1800's Ask for our fact,filled bulletin, "Review of the Week," containing hung his cap when he came to STUFFED STUFFED FLANK CHICKEN ~ews and information of interest to investors. Mail the coupon or call school. ijJe office nearestyou. The woodshed is now the can. CHICKEN BREASTS NAME.E _ ference room. It has all of its old charm with its sloped ceiling SIEAK CORDON BLEU AD 0 RESS _ and its short door. The flooring BREAST is of brick.like vinyl. The room Boneless Chicken CITV .STATE~---~7.lP- Boneless With is panelcd wilh cedar planking Chicken Breasts Breasts Stuffed With FIRST OF MICHIGAN CORPORATION and in one corner there is a Burgundy cold ~nack bu wilh olive green Stuffed with Smoked Ham 1)144 Kercheval,Grosse Pointe Our Own Wine I bottle glass doors on the cup. 99~ and Swisl Cheese Bread Dressing I boards. Other Essentials ~ These arc just surface illl- . FIRST OF MICHIGAN ~ ~provemenls. Preceding 1111 this : THESE ITEMS ARE ~ FM I Mr. Alan put new backing on CORPORATION all the walls, inslalled new wir. q ing and added a completely new ~ FRESH NOT FROZEN : MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE hol water healing system. OUR OWN OVEN READY 17144 Kerchev.l, Groue Pointe • 886.1200 The exterior color of lhe brick * ~ building Jlosed a real problem O'''CII IN, DITIIOIT • IifW YOIIK • CHIC_GO • UTTLE ellHK , .... Y CITY ~ 1'"MIHGIl"'M fLINT • ClI'!ANO .uPIDS • allOSSE POINTE • K"'LAMAZOO • LANSINCl • MIOL"'NII • COLUM'US to the Alans. They tried three MEAT ~*****************~ VEAL different colors before they BONELESS, STUFFED LOAF PARMESAN Open READY TO BAKE CHICKEN LEGS IN It. 2 LB. FOIL PAN FOIL PAN Saturday In I Foil Pan Ready to lb, Mornings! Bake 79~ 99c To offer our clientele better servicc, we will keep our offIces ICEBERG open Saturday momin~s from 1 ,I FARMER PEETS ECKRICH 9:,\0 tlll noon. This i, an ideal time \.0 di,eu" your portfolio. SLENDER SLICED check inl/1 the re,earch facls HEAD • HAM YOUR CHOICE about cllr~cnt in,.cstment op~- l\Ring Bologna 49~ tumt ,e,. SlOp In ••. a sk.lIed rc/(.,tcrerl representative will be " I LETTUCE • CHICKEN 3 i:1ad \.0 assist YOII, I ~I! • TURKEY FIRST OF MICIIIGAN'l! HABBERSETT C • PORK LOIN tor 2 for 29 • CORNED BEEF ftftc CORPORATION ~I;i Scrapple 55~ Large Size • CHIPPED BEEF' 77 M,mb". N'JIJ York Sloe-" B:rClla",' .•,AI 171« KERCHEVAL : .~ I' GR()s'-)"EPOINTE • PHONE: .. 1. i-=:. rmmlliiiiillllilll:1II111111ll11l!l1111111l11l11flllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1II1111111111111i1111111l11ll11l11ll1l111l111!1!I;;Jllllilllllllllllilllllllllllll1IIIIllIIIllIllIIIlIlillllllllllllIIIiiiHllillll@i@IIIIIII:nYU1fifJillilIlfiull'I' ,:',: Thursday, February 22, 19b8 Page Fourteen GROSSE. POINTE NEWS BROKEN WATER l\IAIN . out between the curb and side. G 0'. F. hi' C I hiI'll's were towed from the Cit~ Police received ~ report j walk on E:as.t Jefferson, ju.st! roup rganlzes to Ig t IDonald Piche Serves Pulls froln Curb Into P(lssn~g ar scene, No estimate of the da- from )Irs Rober[ )1. Cone, 17" west of Welhng:~JI1, and dram. D. . f S Ahoal'd Destroyer ----. ' magI' was available, Wellington place, Oil, Sunday, ing into [he catch basin, )11'1 IVel'SIOn 0 tate MOlley I Mary Violet Warner, of 217 the right side of the car of Wi!. , ' . Fehruarv 18, of a pOSSIble brok., i Fire Control Technician Don. Touraine, received a c 0 u I' t liam )lichael Kopp, of 581 Neff, H 0 s P', t a I man ApprentIce en wate'r main. ~lr~. Cone to[d' Beally, w ate I' supenntendent,. -._- i aid Piche, USN, son of Mrs. notice to appear for interfering which was travelling west on JAMES 1. WILSON, USN, son officers that water .was coming i was notified. Representatives of 20 active and Jewish faiths, Hilda Piche of 95 Muir road, with moving traffic on Monday, Kercheval. 10f MR. AND )IRS" RO~ERT 1\1. ~I i chi g a n civic and church Elected cochairmen we r e' is a[ Subic Bay. Republic of the FebrLIary 12, when she pulled Mrs. Warner was t"ken '0 ~ILSON of La.kevle~ IS atte,nd. groups organized ?tonday night "Irs, Harriett Phillips of 2510 Philippines a?oard the destroy- out from a parking, space, on ' Bon Secou,rs H,ospit,al for treat. I' mg th el4.week ba~I,c H06~i~~ to fight against dil'ersion of W Roycourt, Huntington Woods, er USS Perkllls, Kercheval, west of FIsher, m[o menl of millOI' III)UneS, Both ve. Corps School, San lego, state money to private and paro. and ~tr. Roy L. Stephens, 20305 The Perkins has jllst com.! ...... ------.----.-.-- A Woman's chial schools, Heal'erland, Detroit. Mr, ~teph. pleted a deployment off the Called STOPS, (~pend Taxes ens previously sen:C(! as presi. coast of Yiet~am ill support of Since 1899 ', Seh Is) tl g dent of the DetrOl[ ~chool Board. U .S, and Alhed ground forces Oriental Rug Service On Pull) IC, 00 , Ie roups ~[ h'" . . Y' t movie camera rppresellt two million )[ichigan '" rs; ,P II,h,~s IS prc~lde~t ?f III IC, nam, taxpa)'ers. )Ieeting at Ford High t.;AI E ,(CItizens to AId lubIJe Durlllg the deployment the The KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie School they massed support for Educallon). . Perkins, a unit of the l!.S, Camera is a woman's camera, It a drive to ~onvincc :ltichigan STOPS new headquarters IS S~ven;h Fleet,. was credl~ed lawmakers that a large majority loc~te<1 at 2033 Park Avenue, De wlth.,4 enemy killed, 20 enemy loads instantly, automatically. of )tichigall taxpayers arc op. trOlL " , _ ' . structures destroyed or .d."m. There's no threading, fussing or posed to further support of pri ':"[rs. Phllhys saId ~TOP~, IS a~ed, two mortar posltlons Gt K. MAGARIAN *) vate and parochial schools, gOlllg to legIslators WIth three Silenced and 26 bunkers and rewinding. You can learn how to fun<1ampntal reasons \'Ih\' they fox holes destroyed. work it in a few seconds; Isn't it' The group, which takes the should oppose erosion of the ----- . POSIlIO~ that taxpayers' aId to public school tax base, They :llake good use of your time Our Annual i a wonderful opportunity to have paroclual or pnvate schools IS are: . and you'll ha\'e more to spare, l i movies of the whole family? unconstitutional and a drain on "Private and parochial school ----...... --' the already ,~hort supply of supporters led by a few I'ery' ,), I,noney for publIC schools, IS se.ek aclive parish groups have flooded February I~g support.r~om o(her orgalllZ3 the Legislature with lellers and Fireplace I SALE tlons and cllIzens, telegrams supporting this tax' THE Among tbe t:roups represented diversion," :ltrs, Phillips said, Entire Stock of New, Used and Traditional ,:it the meeting were the L":ague "It is our hope that our elected Wood CAMERA . of Women Voters, Citizens to officials will not be hoodwinked Birch or Hardwood . Advance Public Education. the into believing they represent a Urban League, )tetropolitan De. substantial part of )1ichigan vot. i • CANNAL COAL ORIENTAL RUGS CENTER troit Council of Churches, Berk. ers." I • KINDLING WOOD 17114 Kerchaval ley Education, American Jewish "STOPS will act as a watch delivery to all the Poinfes We buy, sell and exchange In The Village . Congress, American Civil Libel'. dog organization and will work : ties Union, ~lichigan Council of against election of leg.~;ators CALL 777.2800 12876 E. JEFFERSON, near Dickerson VA 1-9500 TU 2.4782 i Churches, The groups included who support aiel to non.public VIAENE NURSERY SALES I people of Catholic, Protestant, schools, ------_ ..__ .------_., .._---- .... ,------_._------~~--_._------_.._------CLIP" SAVE! ~DETROIT'S BEST, LIVELIEST, FRESHEST DAYTIME &~ EARLY EVENING TV FARE. FROM NOW 'TIL NEXT THURSDAY , WEDNESDAY THURSDAY , , '~FRIDAY . .: MONDAY . TUESDAY February 27 ' _ February 28 February 22 • or. / FeD'ruary, 23 ' ..L , ~ ,Februa~. 26 ' 12:30 uVITY THAT "THEY WON'T uFROM THIS DAY "KING OF THE .tJOE MacBETH" FORWARD" ROARING 20's" NEVER SLEEPS" A BILl~ BELIEVE ME" Paul Douglas Gig Young Robert Young Joan Fontaine Mickey Rooney Ruth Roman Mark Stevens David Jansen Mala Powers KENNEDY Susan Hayward "ROUGHLY PATIERNED THE l'UTURE •.• THE LIFE & TIMES AFTER SHAKESPEARE" A CHICAGO POLICEMAN'S SHOWlIME SUICIDE OR MURDER~~~ FOR P..EHEROR WORSE of ARNOLD ROTHSTEIN SECOND CHANCE 3:00 IINII CIARLIE ALLIN DILLI GLINN IIAVIR & ROSSI RIISI rDRD PAT raRD Long-time movie Popular monologist (liff Arquette America's most "Song stylist Della The old popular new camedr favorite Glenn Ford ent8rtains with fabulously Reese and "How To BCIDNE pea-pick8r joins team heads trades chit-chat anG Pot for an hour funny "letters 10" .. _ and Succeed" slllr Bobby Morse, are bon mots with lineup of Glinnis Jahns, Pat's co-stars. K6lfywcro of truly great funl "reports from" MOUNTAIOEE Ray (lark, 8t(. Pat and co-hosts. 4:1 5:00 11()7~)11()7~)the clown A A #!NH OU9 THUNDER- MARINE 5:30 FU SE BIRDS II FONHouSt BOY 6:1 F. TROOP Gillilan's F.'ROOP~' :, Gillilan'S ~ Kid Vidous, ~ See army ~ • the gunman, ~ ISland surYiyol test . ISland ;--,..1:': 6:30 terrorizes Fort Bob Denyer •.. Frontier style Jim Bockus ~) (ouroge NOWI WEEKNIGHTS AT 1:1 ?f,. ,IC"" ..~. .~~.~ \ susan Harward --'< ~ vera Miles JOhn GaUln ( . . . .. = • 7 sa • .., , S' 2 7 7 7 7 s p••••••IIII••• ; .;•••• s••• a.s•••• g••• a••••••••••••• s...... ,s.... 511I5511II...... 5...... ""'...... 4...... Cllll.... '...... _ ...... __ ._._._ .....-._ ..... _._ ...... - ...... _ ...... -.... -_ .... __ ...... _ ..._- ...... _--~~--- - - ~ - ~ ------... Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Dr, William McCabe Assigned in Vietnam ------News leal' Thief Eludes Army Doctor (Captain) WH- alion Hospital in Vietnam, Feb. Neighborhood Club Pursuing Police 'am P. McCabe, 28, son of Mr. 6. sd Mrs. William E. McCabe. Dr. McCabe, whose wife, ~1aur. BASKETBALl. Dave Graham scored 12 for the . f f een, lives in Stephens ro~d, A car thief who damaged a awan C 11 s, Narragansett, received an A.B. degree in 1961 Midget League ILukers. stolen car while eluding a pur. . I., was assigned as an ortho. from Harvard College at Cam- Princeton and Yale, season The Lakers balanced their at . suing police officer, escap€d on long leaders and Duke winless tack to get back on the track edic surgeon at the 93rd ~-!cu. bridge, Mass. foot and disappeared before the in their fir~t five sta~ts won with a 34-21 victory over the policeman could apprehend him, their opening games in th~ play- Bulls. "':ills and Graham. each according to an official Teport. offs for the Eastern Collegiate scored eIght and Jacobs SIXfor The chas'J ended in St. Clair Championship of tbe Midget the winners, who overcame a Shores after the fleeing youth HereNolt League. 17.16 halftime deficit. Jon Wor. ran into a parked car. Princeton defeated Harvard, rall scored s.even for the losers. According to a Shores police 5.4, in a defensive battle while The Watrlor~ kept pace b! report, John H. Calder, 26, of Duke held on after a first. half soundly .defeatl?g the Hawk~, 19799 Wedgewood drive. called drive to beat Army, 12.10. Bill 37-17. Eight differ~nt pla~ers the station to re~~al that his Hines scored six for Duke, all scor~d for. the WartlOIS, Kmght Volkswagen had been stofen at in the first half as his team leadmg WIth 12. Chuck Getz of ~ about 8:15 p.m. from in front of gained an 8.4 lead. Drew Miller the ~awk.s also scored 12. The 41 Fontana, where he was visit. of Army led all scorers with standmgs. Won Lost ing. The key had been left in eight points. Warriors 4 1 the ignition, he said.. Yale soundly trouhced Navy, Lfkers 4 1 Approximately an hour after Sprite an all.points broadcast to area 28-15, outscoring the Middies in Bulls 1 4 the second half, 15-4. Mike Hawks police agencies to be on the lookout for the stolen auto. Shook scored 12 and Bob Brent .1 Junior lligh League1. • Bigger engine (1275ccl . eight for Yale while Eddie The undefeated Hustle~s from Woods Pl1trohnan Donald Sabel • Smoother clutch Troop had six and Gary Corbett Parcells maintained the lead in spotted the car at Anita and Mack and gave chase. ~ • Quick and easy folding top ~~~. ~~~~~~~~ Duke and Yale will play this tue of a hard.fought 71.65 In his report regarding the I Still the lowest-priced tru sports car. I chase and the escape of the • Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at Brown. triumph over the Pierce 9th Come in for a test drive. ell for the right to meet Prince- graders. Some fine sheoting by culprit, Sabel said he saw tl]e ton in the championship game both teams marked the game. driver of the stolen vehide drive next week. The Hustlers gained a 27-26 into the Big Boy parking lot. Unuefeated Purdue continued haUtime lead as Chris Truhan Mack and Vernier, and he fol- SAMPLE SPORT CARS :to dominate the Western Col- scored 12 and Gary Bennett lowed. The other driver, on see. legiate division with a 27.12 vic- eight. But the Parcells team ing the police car, took off at 12132 GRATIOT DR 1.1370 tory over second place U.C.L.A. pulled away in the second haU high speed, g 0 in g north on Mark Neumann scored 10, Jim as Bennett scored 20 more to Mack. Conolly six, and Bill Krieg four lead all scores with 28 points. As the stolen auto reached for the winners while Kevin Paul Shirar of Pi'!rce scored 15 thr. intersection of IIIack and O'Lynn' and Karl O'Keefe each of his 27 points in the second Red Maple lane in St. Clair GLASSES counted four for U.C.L.A. haU. Truhan of Parcells finish. Shores, the driver made a fast Houston defeated Iowa, 8-3, ed with 18 points while Dan left turn 8nd lost control and Open Thursday and Friday Evenings FOR as Dave Lauth, Kevin Dolan, Ireland scored 15 and Dave ran into the left front bumper Andy Jens, and Tom Fetters Kennel 10 for Pierce. of a parked car. The left rear TRAP AND SKEET each scored a basket. The The Brownell 9th graders kept fender of the Volkswagen was standings: pace with the Hustlers with a badly damaged. The parked ve. Won Lost. resounding 56-12 victory over hicle, owned by Robert C. Dow- SHOOTERS Purdue 5 0 the Pierce 8th graders. A bal. ney of 22848 Lingemann, Sl. U.C.L.A. 3 2 anr-ed attack and good defensll Clair Shores, received very BAUCH & LOMB AND MITCHELL Houston 2 3 led the way to victory. Eight minor damage to the bumper. Iowa 0 5 p I aye r s contributed to the Sabel said that the thief then ALSO INSULATED COATS AND GLOVES In the Western Pro Division Brownell scoring including Dave jumped out of the car he was the Warriors knocked off the Larsen with 12, Mark Saber driving and ran behind several ()pen Molt., Tues., Wed., Sat. 9 to 6 p.m. unbeaten Lakers and whipped with 11, George Hubbard with storp. buildings. Sabel said he Open Friday 9 a,m. to 8 p.m. the Hawks to gain a first place eight, and Mark Gutwald, Bill continued the pursuit on foot. tie. Against the Lakers, the Crowford and Don Steepe with The youth crossed to the west Warriors gained an 18-13 half- six each. The st8ndings: side of Mack, ran behind an. DIners Charge other building into a back yard Amer. Express time lead and moved to a hard. Won Lost B. McDaniel Gun Shop Mich. Bankard fougbt 29.21 victory. Websefer ParceUs 9th 54 °1 on Elizabeth ~lreet. jumped Honored Here over a fence and made good his VA 1.8200 KD.ight led the scoring with 17 Brownell 9th 15102 KERCHEVAL Brownell 8th 3 2 escape. points, 10 in the first half, while Pierce 9th 2 3 The officer said that the youth ------_._----- Pierce 8th 1 4 was about 16 or 17 years old, G.P.U.S. 7th & about five feet nine inches tall, 8th 0 5 medium build, had dark long Senior IDgh League hair, and was wearing dark The undefeated Off.Beats con. trousers and jacket. WE WILL BE tioued to dominate the Senior High ~ague with two more vic. tones. Raey Brown led the way Honor Society with 27 points in a 59-49 victory Vi/loge over the second place Grosse Has Induction .,Hmior CLOSED Pointe Country Club te<,'U which clinched the championship. Then The St. Paul Chapter DE the the Off.Beats completed a per. National Honor Society held its FOR EMPLOYEE'S VACATIONS feet season with a 72.51triumph annual induction last Tuesday. o,'er the winless Weedunits. Monsignor Frank McPhillips Larry Schmfdt paced the team presided at the ceremony. with 31 points while Rick Scar. James Kotz, president of the! FEB. 5 thru FEB. 24 vada scored 14 and Bill Pank- NHS, was master of ceremonies I hurst 13 for the winners. Dennis during the induction. Assisting' Hannan scored 26 for the Weed. him were the other officers of units. the Society. Marie Robert, vicc- Ben Hubbard and Pbil Mc- president; Mary Ann Igna, sec. Cracken leti a come-from.be. retary; and Jeffrey PI 0 e n, DECORATOR CHAIR hind second half drive which treasurer. brought the Crimson Tide a National Honor Society memo 73-49 victory over the Avagad- bers have maintained a "B", scene 1ft the matchbox iumper roes. Hubbard led all scorers average throughout high scho.ol. ; with 24 points, 20 in the second They have also showed superIOr Square cutouts, square patterns half drive which erased a 31-27 qualities in leadership. service halftime d e f i c i I. McCracken and character in school activi. SALE scored 10 points in each half. ties. swir.g in the spring jumpel' in 4 Styles Bill Morrison scored 23 and Newly elected seniors to the Byron Stuck 11 for the Avagad- NHS were. Robert Browning, roes. The standings: Dorothy DIlVis, Valerie Dhave- of bonded acrylic with hordware ALL ONE LOW PRICE Won Lost' loose, Douglas Dzuiba, Mary Off.Beats 8 o Lou Gough, Rohert Guns, Mel- 00 G.P.C.C. 5 2 anie McShane, John Martin, trim. Sizes 6 to 14. 12.00 $159 Crimson Tide 4 3 Karen Schoole and Michael Avagadroes 1 6 Vlatkoski. Weedunit o 7 Junior members included, Ju. 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' Page Si;.:teen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 22.-1968 TENDER GREEN TOM"TO FLAVOR Del-Monte Peal ..l::".:.'.'9C Heinz Catsup ..... ,~"tb~i.,23c IlREAH.O-CHICl(EN ASSORTED FLAVORS I'q.. ,'~ SPECIAL LABEL Tuna Fish ;'::; 24C HawaUan Punch~~~'::'89C DETERGEHT l'$t. pkg. ITALIA" SPAGHETTi KITCHEN THTEl> FLOUR .A _,.59.(.j, .....~". Franco Amerlcan ..~t::';14C .Gold Medal ~:~49C 3-lb.•1'oz. , with $S Or lI',ore i wI. pkg. } food purchase. I El. CAPITAN ('OOKING Hb.,12.... 9 FOR WHITER CLOTHES . All others 64t \ SPECIAL LABEL 3-I~,.I •••• ~ , Tomaloes...... ton 2 C Roman Bleach ..... ,~,1.48~ •• 141D.t.r,.nt ... pkQ. 66~ LAUNDRY P01'l!'EIl 3.1••• 6 ... Ch•• r D.t.r,.nt ... pkg. 77t , FOR .AIlING, MEADOWDALl" , . OUR FAYORITE CUT GREEN .IANS OR PROCESIED CHilli SPRIAD .; ~. • Sweet Peas Kraft V.lveela .. Pure Shortening t 7:~~;$IOO 2 ~kl' 88~ 3:~~44~.' 4 .....>,. 'W' . " •.." ..... 'oil. Ii> ,"~i';';lq'U' ,'.j"i' -" 1 ,.,'n,l.,' .' •• i ( ••• ., ... WI " ... ,..it' .... ,."<"~.,.,;,.~,, ....__ t 'i. ,ii','" 4## "!....."'.." .".i. ", 'd."',. t.:J..;.;;....;,(&'.Wte~ .• ~'a.ty.l_ ,,"*d ;;:"" rt't ) ;*.& i'd' ~ ')'e):" '( <'tti"iio.~>$it".'i J :i Thursday, February 22,' 968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen ::: I.c..:;k'"i,;;ic ':'~': 1.69t f u.•. <~;c.. E£F • . '. .. t ChU~ Swiss Sfef;tll; ....~,891,:; t. 'u.s. C~OI~E " ...... •...• ~...... < ....;.Y" r Rib Steak of Beef ....Ib.99C . • ~ .. CUT FROM THE CENTER OF THE CHUCK Boneless Roast of Tencl.r Beef • ~ f~ II. i 89~ j t t "~!'.'~.I....,.334i':::~I=~;'~o", ...... '.I'14i!I,.EUf'Il-LET5 .•.- •~ CAMELO.T!RUDEl) .'.;i'..ld.(•..' .••...... •.. ,b.9.9t FlshStl,Il •. • SIHlj;LETOII PIECES 1 Ib 1t .r •• III.1II Shrimp;kt:.9~ f LOIN !ND PORTION Pork loin Visit the Wrigley 2.311 .. 69~ nearest .you: A.g. " I•• 107 KercheViI Grosse Pointe Farms Flll!SH ...eRIt 19231 Mack Plmle Roalt Crosse Pointe Woods ~-. FLORIDA FRESH LUSCIOU5 RIP!! 17170 Harper Strawb.rrle •.. " P1.39C Detroit lb. 39.C FLORIDA FRESH SEEDLESS' '!HITE OHLY" Grap.frult .... 5 ~:~69C JUICY 5WEET"JAFFA" "AVEI. I Orang 5 ::::69C , ,. ;- -,-".~ FLORIDA PURE Y,.g.1 R)I!MllPOllnoll . ,. .. I~ ~ . ahS"TON STYL £ BUT T r PorlfLol .. Ro.,' ..•..• .". .,...Sge Orange 'uic .....u:.:~I~59t Fr•• h pcuk Ro., t...... Ib.55e ;:~~.y.?:r-: FRl!SH M!lTY. . . MICH. NO.1 ALL PURPOSE WHITE . 'SLIC£O 1I(TO'C11OPS 9 !o 11 79~ Ib. % Pork Loin ,hop' ••••••••• ~b. " e.ua,try lP.r. II.... " ... 59t GOROOIIIlOLL .. Potatoes 10~~'g39C .. CA'O.OIAte STYL.E Bo ... I... Pork Loin .... 1\•• $1.09 Pork S 2 :~i,89C ,.. CUT OR FRENCH GREEN BEANS, PEAS OR CORN MEADOWDALE SLICED Frozen Vegetables Frozen Sirawberries ,;-oz.8ge i • ' S~~'::~I,~IOO 3 wt. COliS l; .> :~:: . .""" . ,\ ,"',':<.' . ;" ,.;'j)t'i, kw',:, <~ •.It" .. , > _ ~.,' we only wish to make our 30r. An Open Letter to Whom row and grief known in order LOOKING FOR PRICE? NO LOWER fIGURE ANYPLACE. to help others 10 understand what is caused by such se1se. LOOKING FOR $fRVIC£? WE GIVE THE FINEST, It ShouId Have Concerned less, unfeeling behavior. ALL THIS ••• AND MOREl TOO AT On Wednesday, Fl.'bruary 14, left? God help us all if this is ~ith. tbe passing of time our 1968 at 10 o'clock in the eve. the cast". gnef WIll be abated, but we will ning our dog. Smokey. was run A great deal of the unrest in never forget the terror of that TOM TAYLOR BUICK, INC. down and killed in front of our the world is due to such pea. I mg,ht o~ th~ shatlered heart ~{ BUICK-OPEL DEALER home. pie, to their unconcerned aUi. a ~oun~ child who has lost his New Cars • Used Cars • Parts • CII~tam Collision Shop He. was hit first by one car i tude toward life. These in. I bpst fnend. 13033 GRATIOT LAkeview 6.3000 and then, almost at once, by I dividuals are to be pitied. 1 Paul G. & Mary K. Flory, another traveling in the op. We do not seek revenge 853 Rivard Blvd, Ni~ht Service lA 1-9877 posite direction. Neither one of against the persons responsible, Grosse Pointe, hIlchigan ______these motorists stopped, - Smokey was a fun.loving, 19103 Mack Ave. good.natured family pet who Prescriptions Filled 16941 Kercheval 16450 E, Warren belonged primarily to Our nine- Cor, Notre Dame Cor. Outer Drive Cor. 7 Mile yeu-old son. We rushed the Ray-Ban sunglasses dog to a veternarian who was kind enough to ~ome to his ani- Also Ground to Your Prescription mal hospital at that hour of the night in an attempt to $ave Dream a little! Long cold IIlichigan winters Smokey. It was, needless to OPTICIANS say, too late to help. Fortunate. ION could be different. No snow shoveling. No long Iy our son was asleep at the cold hazardous drives to Outer Suburbia. Your 20183 MACK AVENUE time Bnd was spared the hor. Between Oxford Rd. and Norwood modem home could be right In the heart of rible sight and the hysteria Detroit's financial and shopping area. that followed. TUxedo 4.5770 There'! ,Uil time to 'flange for YOt:l b!g roamy ap3rtrnent 3t I The following morning of ______.-1 One Llenn Cadillac Square and 11,.• your life In comfort, I cour"e, he had to be told. How dIgnity and 5ecurity. Phone HUEh Warneke at WO 2.0718 for STORM SASH FOR STEEL CASE'MENTS- r do you tell a small boy that his J lull mformatlon. 11;, UH81~ pet had been killed the night To fit all .tyles of "Fenestra" type windows, f.. before and he wil, not see hirr. have been lIAir&Tees'. specialty for over 30 yu. 47 ~ again? How do YOll explain the Furnished In Aluminum or 6leel with 8aked I Roamel !lnlsb. We also replace hdwe. and J SERVICE J SELECTION J SAYINGS apathy of the drivers who were straighten steel windows for easy operation. in such a hurry they could not WE ARE STEEL WINDOW SPECIALISTS. AND tJIteS~~SF~e\ DON'T YOU FORGET IT. Burglar Proof be cODcern.'.dover the death of Guards for WIndows Ind Voor5'-Prevent an innocent animal who brought Vandalism, such happiness to his family? DON'T DELAY - REGULAR 3,98 - WESTCLOX There is no law which states PHONE TODAY that a motorist must' stop at the scene o{ such an accident, I ,"e (4$' AIR- TEC WOO, SId. Ca"TW2.7800 BOLD Electric , but what about the unwritten ) M.lI ltD. la .. Sid. Call moral law. Have the mores of our society evaported to the 1 Ilk. West or Olkl.o point that n() moral concern is A.1ARM CLOCK ON CAR INSURANCE FROM THE Sweep Secane! Hone! • Shatterproof Crystol Park Accident LEASE EXCHANGE AT t:8 .. OUR .Injures Three 68 IMPERIAL.~~~~ LOW YOU CAN SAVE DOLLARSI PRICE 99 Three persons suUered minor Equipped witb an standard equipment plus AM/FM radio, Al 0% premium refund* is now being paid to Excbange- injuries and two escaped being whitewalls, vinyl roof, auto temp air-conditioner, full tinted 2 glass, shoulder belts, auto pilot, tilt-a-scope steering wheel, insured Auto Club members as their car InSUI&nCO pol. hurt when the car in which they remote trunk release. . ------""!"'------icies expire, were riding smashed into a tree at Buck:ngham and Kercheval 'FeblIlOry Speciol HAIR SPRAY 48 $ In addition, II. $1,000,000 rate reduction on Untnmred JUST WONI)'ERFUL 13 OZ. WT. on Sunday, February 18, fol. Motorist snd.many ComprehenJive coverages went into lowing a chase in which the effect on policies issued July 1, 1967 and after. driver tried to elude police_ 5122 per monlh 69~. 24ce lSee. VICKS loot •• REG. 19f Money Back Is in keeping with the Exchange's tradl. The driver ot the accident tional policy of providing Auto Club members with the car. Daniel Smith, 19, of 2950 KEN BROWN LEASING CORP. best possible insurance prolection and service at the low- Ashland, Detroit, was arrested SWEETA SINEX ASPIRIN est possible cost. and taken to the station, where 3123 E. JEFFERSON DETROIT LO 8-0454 .1le/un4 0111'1'11.. ,,"fll f. ~olun!.rv po1fC1/noldff' of lh, Verroll Autom ... he was issued a ticket fo" reck. bll, Inl .. -l"""onc, E.ch."t •• 04 ",ill b, continu.d GI lon, II' Ihl jess driving and released after LIQUID NASAL. SPRAY TABLETS o£"IIIIII/I'" fG~urllbl, lAnde""rHin, cORdllio", permit. posting bond of $50, A court :u SERVINS 3 GEHERlTlDNS DF SMART DmDlJ'ElS oft ***'It Call today and join! date is pending. Smith escaped .... injury, as did a passenger in ... It pays to belong ••• his car. William F. Marko. 19, It of 21805 Downing, St. Clair ~«jess AWNINGS ... 46~ 79$ 9$ 1I'II.it AlIt'III.III1.lnttr.lnJuJlne. beblng. IShores. : AND SERYlCES ARE BEST ... GROSSE POINTE DIVISION Three olher youths in the car, ... however, suffered minor in...... It It 15415 E. Jofferson Pho", 821.6300 juries and were taken to Bon Visit Our Showroom George Measel, Mll1U1{Jer ...... REG. 2.55 • BOX OF.50 Sec()urs Hospital for trealment It or Juu Call • and released. They are Thomas ... V. Furnari, 20. of 1029'Balfour, ... It'• who suffered bruises and abra- It La 7-0890 ... KING EDWARD It ... sions; and William J. Sena, 20, : FREI ESTIMATE'. NO MOHO lit of 20504 Alexander, St. Clair lion _lit Shores, and Thomas K. Sulli- Imperial Cigars Boys 11 Years & Older van, 2[1,of 634 Ashland. Detroit 2941 E. JEFFERSON Camping & Exploring Expedition of the Welt bolh of whom reported neck OUR whiplashes. OPEN SM. Till 12 NOON LOW JUNE 22 TO ~ULY 19 Park Patrolmen Donald Del- PRICe Place and Robert Corey said they were on patrol, and were 2~~ at the corner of Kercheval and Beaconsfield, when they observ WestwDrtl Ho 1968 ed Smith traveling east on POUND Kercheval at a high rate of PURE PETROLEUM JELLY 37~ fUN - EX(llfMENT - ADVENtURE I speed and gave chase. Prior to arriving at the Bcrk- shire intersecUon, Smith, lhe of- 15lh .5Umlner expedition, conducled by teacher Edward Leland, 10's - REG. 1.23 7 OZ. WT•• REG. 1.69 Wi OZ. WT, - 1.29 wllO was Co.\Vjtgonms!ter and handplC'ked successor to Olto C. I ricers said, passed another VI.'. Leu, former Gros •• PoInt. School Counselor. hicle, left of the center line. Would you enjoy floating down a 1ast Jnt)vlng stream on an air and Smilh's car went out of Gillette Mini-Mist' MENNEN mattress In heautHul Yosemite Na.t\onBl PaTk~ CalifornIa, or :seeing control and spun around and nature'. many wonders at 8anff and Lake Louise In the Canadian began skiddin~ sideways. The Rockies? s~:~~:~~:~::sDRYSHAM.POO SOF' STROKE car jumped over the north curb Other adventll'u ar' awaiting YOII at: and lhe rear end of the auto- Di~neyland, California Yosemite Notional Pork m()biie smashed into a tree, Knalt's Berry Form, C~lifarnla Kincheloe Air Bose (overnight) Durango, Colorado Upper Peninsula of Michigan bounced off and landed in the The Grand Canyon lake loui~e, British Columbia middle of Kerchel'.11 where it Mark Twain's home and cova Mt, Rainier National Pork, carne to a hall. 99$1.1957$ Crater Lake Notional Pork, Washington At the station, Smith refused Oregon Banff Narianal Pork, Alberla, (0 make a statement, lhe po Universal Stucia5 Canada !icemen said. las~en Volcanic Notional Park Coeur D'Alene, Idaho ----- 16 CZS. EACH - REG. 1,.39 1 REPORTS THEFT - .SPECIAL VISIT TO Gerald Poelkcr of 19910Kings- ville, Detroit, notified Woods WOOLITE A HOLLYWOOD STUDIO police lhat while his rar was parked in lhe Woods Thealer Reasona~'e Fe.-Register Now-Jl.pp/itlllion IInd Information WIDE Ilot on Saturday. February 17. LIQUID or POWDER CHET SAMPSON'S '(RAVEL SERVICE someone broke into the vehicle and slole his ,stereo tape deck 100 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe TU 5.7510 The original and and four tape parks. Up did not OVAL Otlly cold water give thc valuc of 111.1.' items. wash for wool and all fine fabrics. Wide Tiger Pa~s are 37"10 wider HEADQUARTERS 99~ than your regular lires. . ".;;.zlo, ;.,:J RIgia'.r •• Broncl.6" 01. 37~ H. 100 WHITE OR FLUORIDE' 3 Fastraks by Uniroyal TOOTHPASTE FOIl_ SALE DAYS THRU SUNDAY -.Advertised Item. availabl. whll. quantiti".'C1lt: * Special While * They Last- 95 Your Favorite * 150 Tires MORE and MORE PEOPLE ARE 8RING'ING * pillS 2.05 F.E.T. THEIR PRESCRIPTIONS ':.,: * * * LIQUOR * (blemishesl 1.1 . ! ~ IHClUDtS ALL TAXeS TO CUNNINGHAM'S We Also Handle Tiger Paw- PACKAGE DEALER firestone-Dayton and Other WHERE Importerl Clnrl Domestic Brands of Wide Ovals at Low Prites YOUR Wines Clnrl Champagnes Plus Your Favorit, Battery DRUG Brand of Beer CLEARANCE DOLLAR COMPLETE SALE BUYS HOME BARTENDER Heavy Duty - 3 yr. guaranfet ACCESSORIES nnomnn EXCHANGE MOREl TilE IMPORTED CANADIAN WHISKY :;d WITII TIlE ROYAL TASTE - , 1 11III G R 0 SSE POI N TEN EW S Page Nineteen ------_._-_._-_._------_._----_. __ ._--_._--_ .._------ THEATRES DRIVE.INS: ~I~.~::~k:.::~:sI~~I:i':.:::t.~==.:.iI News From Austin Prep I! first meet in six starts when tion of Bob Hurley, Neil Person ------". AllEN PARK they downed Sl. Rita 58.43. The Ted Remke and Pete De Galaii Austin Prep cl)ntinues with its February 19. At this time certi. MGIERS Tankers took six firsts and five placed the team en top 80 by cultural activities by showing a fil'ates of merit and trophies BERKlEY seconds Friday, February 16, in taking the 2OO.~'ard medley reo film series this school yea I'. AI. were awarded. Winners will BEL AIR the BroWnell Pool. lay. ready shown have been "Raisin go on to the Genesian Festival ESmJIRE 1 Dave Fromm and Keith Kar.' in the Sun," "Tales of Terror." on February 25 and to the Mich. DEARBORN apuz placed second and third. "Macbeth" and "All the King's gan I<'orensics in March. I respectively in thE' 2OO.yard free. i Men." "Julius Caesar" will be • * * GATEWAY EMT mOE DETROIT s~yle to give t~e team an addi. i seen on March 10 and "Requiem I The National Honor Society is CINEMA II tlOna,1 f?ur POints. Pete Pea. ifor a Heavyweight" on April 8, : planning the annual Career Day l~2riA enjoy gourmet cuisine, superlJ FORD-WYOMING SYMPHONY cock s f':"st In the 5O.yard free. I T~ese films are. open to the! on March 25 at Austin. This is cocltilis 1lni1lively slyle made !h~ score ~8.8, . I publIc at 7 p,m. Without ~harge. 'lhe day when business and pro. M~~BC~EMAI fORI GEORGE enleflainmenl! .B.ut St. Rita s fi~st In the m. I They are shown at Austm and fessional men come to speak to ORCHESTRA dlVld.ual me~l~y, fIrst and sec., the public and ~tu~ents from Ithe students on their careers. NORWEST PJA,nm8 on.d m. the dlvmg, and f'rst and: other schools are I/lVlted. There will be 30 careers repre. GRATIOT BALCONY Ford Audilorillm third .In the 100-yard butterfly i .. .. • ! sented. Each student will have (Frt..Sal.) gave It the lead 27-26 I . h .. 't t I PALMER PARK (SIIQ.ollly) Mon. t!Jrll fri.-a! ',~eplfin(J ; B ' .' I The Austin Yearbook was pre. t e opportumty to VISI 11'0 ec. TROY AL BREEZE 'Y ob Hurley n~I.led down the pared for the second deadline itures. WARREN CINEMA 1/ nll~ber one pOSItion. and. Steve i February 19. The yearbook has .. * .. fri. & Sat. SnnilS & Palt!:r PAUL PARA VANDYKE~ 1wOOe.lytsamrdanbPklatCedkthird t m tthhe!submitted 100 pages of the fall The Austin Friar Basketball BREEZE & CHAPMAN conductor ac s ro e even as e ' d . t . 't' 0 h T d 't d WASHINGTON Tankers g' d th I d St I an wm er acltvi les. ne un. eam cvene I s season recor ROYAL OAK WEST SlOE Thu",.Sot., Feb. 22-24, Pa I' re awe e. e~. .'1 dred and thirty pages are left at 5.5 with a 53.51 loss to the DANCING 8:30 p.m. t II s .o,ne.two cOmblnatlOn.lIl: to be submitted. The yearbook University of Detroit High EACH FRI. & SAT. ~: 4~) a.rd fr.eestyle and Jim I is under the editorship of Bob Scbro1. Jim Montgomery of U. Y[lAGE SCHUBERTSymphony No. 9 bb s first m ~he 100 yard I Berschback and assistant edi. of D. led all scorers with 18 9:30to1a.m. DUKAS Fanfare & Suitt breas~stroke event mcreased the, lor Joe Shea with Mike Szyman. points. Mike Gibson continued WYANDOTTE to Wilson.Warren Trio 41 from "La Peri" : m~~g:~~ 5t I' t St P \' I ski as lay.out editor. To include to lead the Austin scorers with ANNEX : 400 yard flna te'l'en, I' tau s the activities of late spring, a 16 points. I RIMSKY-KORSAKOFF Suit. .. rees y e re ay eam ) t (20 ages will .. • * I consisting of Bob Gor ki Chr' Isupp emen. ° p. spacious IdeJ1ities from "Snegourotchka" • S, IS come out m August which may The swimmers of Austin fell ------~------J~nsen, Steve Weltsm~n and i be inserted in the back of lhe for the firsl time this year as and accommorJations for: Tickets $2.00 to $5.50 Jim Hayes, g~abbed a first for. book. The publisher is American they were beaten by the War. WEDDINGS Thlln .•Sat., Feb. 29.March 2. a 58.45 final victory. Yearbook Company. riors of Brother Rice by a score 8:30 p.m. BANQUETS ALL STEAMED UP .. * • of 55-51. Austin's relay team Under the direction of Thomas made up of Rick Evatz, Kevin CONVENTIONS City Firemen responded with llNO fRANCESCAJTI all appara tus to a report' of E. Bailey. Vice Principal and Cross, Bill Griffith, and John CONFERENCES violinist smoke in the house at 315 Wash. Chairman of the English De. Ricci gave the Friars a first ington, the residence of Wesley partment, the Augustine Speech in this event. John Mathews, phone179.1900 PARAY Symphony No. % Peoples, on Sunday, February Festival is in full swing. Each Bob Clearey and Ted Laliberte RABAUD La Procession 17. Upon arrival they found a student at Austin selects a lit. also took firsts. Nocturne possible broken steam pipe from erary selection of poetry, prose * • • DETROIT-WARREN the furnace had ftIled the rear or drama which he reads before The hockey team bowed out LALO Symphonie Espagnoll room on the main fioor with his section. After judging by his of the High School Champion. heavy steam and moilture. No English teacher, he goes on to ship matches at Gordie Howe Tickels $2.50 to $6.25 fire was found. Firemen turned further school competition. Win. Hockeyland by losing to Lake- ners of th'J entire school ap. shore by the scare of 2-1. Out. Truman Capote's SHfHAION ' Tickets Available at off the furnace and advised the Ford Alld. Box Office Peoples to call a furnace repair peared at the annual Augustine standing members of this ye~'s MOTOR INN Speech Festival Assembly on team include Gasper Patnco, 961.0700, 011 15 Grln",lrs, man. _E 8 MIl[ RI) a' GROESBfh ------Vince Peseski, I'hU Michalow- all Hudson', $to.... ski, Tom Black, Rick Scarfone, IN COLD BLOOD 'f"ARREN MICHIGAN' Tim Campbell and Phil Van. NEW Hollebeck. ORDER TICKETS NOW! • Wri~e" rc;lhe screen and aireeleel by Richard Brooks Little League Music by Quincy Jones ' A Columbia Piclures Release In Paoovision- CHRISTY 9 MILE & MACK DEAN MARTIN Set to Register ai Mot Helm in 6AtaBOT MINSTRELS The registration date for the ~ MASONIC A.UDITORIUM "THE AMBUSHERS" Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores 0110 sat., M.rch 2 - .:20 p.lI'.. Little League has been set for $5.00"4.00.$3.00 • Anthon,. Qllinn in .t Masonic Temple Box Otflce the evening of Wet:!nesday, J L. Hudson'l .. GrlnMlI's ''THE HAPPENING" March 6th at the Dexter M. (Ene!. stamped salf.address", F.... PaVR .. Ughted parking .nv.l.) C.Il PR 5-4.00 for schedules Ferry, Jr. School in Roslyn I~~J~~~~,!~J~~~g!S1 .. .. _ road. Positively no one under 16 admitted unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. ISMA.l • IN);Tw.,m'ij''iiIR IOBIMI1 • I Registration will begin at 6 TECII1QUI.,....,...... MASOHIC AUiHTORIUM-FRI., MAR. 1-8:20 P.M. p.m. and will continue until 3 Scho*I. of me" Ordlo.... "Ie .. , _. ,T...... 'eef_._ M...... l... (A.I] WeH, (f.lCl"'e .. , (L-Il p.m. Parents are reminded that IMATINrn AT ~MOr.M. they must accompany the boys (W..... Sol.• $un .... H.lido,.) 12,30 11.'0 1200 IUO STOCKHOLM PHILHARMONIC and also provide proof of boy's IYENIHGS AT '.00 '.M. Ant.1 Dorstl, Muslc.1 Dlractor ,_, INu ! dinner• o. .. •• and~ •• ,KATHARINE HOUGHTON • ) Acad.mv Awal'd Win", .. • Spencer T,'IC7, Sidney PolUer, • Katherine Hephum .MAI KAI MAC~ Nr. 7 MILE RD. • "GUESS WHO'S COMING GRAND CIRCUS Now WOODS 884.6186 -_, • wo 1. ',2~(l KE ~ s:o': • GA : o~oo • TO DINNER" PL yr,'OU r H fW A 1 • ; T GRAND CIRCUS PARK • in Technlcolor Sbong f';R~.j,NGr)r~ PD • Schldllia of r.rfDrmanc:n • ~ •. • tur. Mon., Tu .... weer., Thun. MERCURY PUNCH & JUDY UNIVERSAL' NOW S SELECTED • 7:25 ... :3S. Friday •• ':OJ •• :05 UN 2 8:00 , lU~7}1O InI • • 10:1$. Saturda,.. 2:05 • 4:01 • 6,ilO CITYJ>' AT _THEATRES- • SCHAEfER AT McNICHOL S KERCHEVAL AT fiSHER RD ,2 MILE AT OEQU,";DRE • Surprisingly Different!! • .:05 • 10:11. Sundo:YI 1:45 • 3:45 • Breatlltakltti Hew Productions, Luish Costumes, • .:45 • 7:45 •• :45. Winner of S 'Golden Globe' Awards • Unforgettable Music, and the Incredible Magic Screen, fnc1llcfllll • • SIGning: on..nd ModI ~1Inek; PhIl ~ aM Cathy • SIN'. Tammy litz; Ann-Mcnwret"", !ntIrid WIlKil,8iIIy ~EST • CMpaI, Cliff ~I DlcmI, GiIIt V._. Marilyn Cooper C'int" Alaoard 'he 8anel Wagon ~I!.LEWE • .M Ctenlc SIGn: fl'lllkltr: Hlrm lei"r; The MIKE NICHOLS PICI1JRE" • ,~ .Ioh..., '- J c.",," O1(tIIyr DtuI MIntIrI ~ENCF. TURMAN • OPENTUES., MAR. 5 Thru MAR. 17 lJ.fro;". Own RED GA:RIER • WEEK NIGHTS 8 '.M. • Two Shows Saturday 2:00 and 8:30 P.M• • Two Shows Sunday 2:00 and 6:30 P.M • • Prku; $5.00, $4.00, $3.00 • 'NO SHOW MONDAY, MAIeH 11 • ~:~::::2:~:~~~:~~:::::~~;;:-;:;;:;;;:;:;:::~~:::=::::~:::::::::::~~::;:~:::::::-:$::::::~:::;.:.:.:.:.:~:. SING! • '.°0 • .lUNlO~ 16 AND UNCIl:: HALF "ICE CLA' • jI SAlutDAY MAnNes 2,00 ,.M. ON1.Y YOUR ~"NDSr Bonia • • Tickets on sale at Olympia and all STOMP 101P'peI • YOUR FEn! • J. L Hudson Major S'ores Mllllcol Sawt • TO THE FINEST JDKI Yfashboardl • r Senior CltlHnl H.It,.~ Sat. MOII_ March9 .nly BANJO BAHDS • Suds & Cocktail. • heal.,M' Same. ,. ,he Iok.n,. IN • THE • Loh 01 LOllth. U MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED : S EndoM Self ....dd,.n.d E".. lo~. If OnH,ing for $of., SIc1. Moll. or : A ~ "'lI' Sva., Slate 2 or 6030 p.m. Show. • ENClOsmFlNDS fOlt SEATSAU '. [jATECHOIC!old 2.... 3td : 'P(USE PR!NT NAM! : ALGER CAMElOT RADIO CITY ADDRESS • Ot"'r jtlO CARTEU In: r. 1'''",.011'' Drill W. W..... II IUIIr 14, W.....,'.I , lilt SIl.~O 1I '.5800 TU 6.0444 • CHICACO NEW OUEANS Don't Mis.'JOur Openin~ Th~ Weekend • SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA REDfORD STATE.WAYNE NIW YORK FLORINCI, ITALY MldWton ...... 3 MilH 1246 LIBUARY (Just Behind J. [j' Hllthon Downtown) ts~ .1 Grt" • twr W... of Mlddl. hit U 1-25(0 PA 1.2100 Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 22, 1968 Grosse Pointe News sian over the amount of the in. I scbool. AU staff members are I I crease. But th~ present and pro. E:xpected to be 'avail"ble for at I I ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. posed tax levies applied to the least a short period prior to the L h Ed . OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL estimated overall raise jn valua- beginning of classes in Septem-1 etters to t e Ltor I on lions (8% to 10%) will not pro. ber. i Whalj new GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 Second Class Postage Paid ilt Detroit, Michigan \'ide the school the money need. Library Expansion I ed. Hence, the election. Details of the proposed expan. AN OPEN LETTER TO MRS. I' lhat there is scmething inc.or. I I Collective Bar~inin~ sion of facilities for lhe public BRUCE FAUSONE: rect aboul the pamphlet which I .r" FULLY PAID CIRCULATION r The Board of Education 'has libraries have been well-docu. I read your letter in the Ihe receh'ed: It is common i nol in aoy way "pre-bargained" menled in recenl weeks. But one Grosse Pointe News, and I knowledge that .C?ngressm~n are l-llll Phone TU 2.6900 with the teachers for the next fact does not seem to be well. want lo answer because I am granted the prt\'llege of msert. Member Michigan Pre •• Assoclatl.n ana National Edllorhl Assoclal1oD By Sibyl NATIONAL ADVEIl'nSlNG REPIlESENTA'rU'E two years in setting the amount know,: Tthe space currently interested in education, and I: ing information into the CON. 404 FIlth Ay~~~~~I~e~ev:;:.tpe{9 ~~~~e~~~tllYU. InCIl¥raDt g.7300 of millage and in presenting a occupied by the Woods Branch wanl }'OUand olhers who share II GRESSIONAL RECORD which Mr. Sheridan - Books ••. 81 Kercheval, recom. CHICAGO OFFI{;E projected budget. The trustees in Parcells Junior High School your viewpoint to realize why they may ."ot have actually spok. mends ... Pulitzer Prize winner, Mac Kinley Kantor's 333 ~orth Michigan Avenue Phone Financial 6-2214 have indicated a desire to keep will be utilized. As Parcells and the .schools need your su.pporl. i en lo their fell.ow Congressmen. "Beauty Beast." It's a brand new historical novel, staff salaries competitive with Pierce are reorganized into mid First a word. though: In .be. F~rthermore: tney are a~so per.' set in the Pre.Civil War South. Be th~ first to read ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER i the beUer school districts in the die schools, the public library half of Mr. POll~racz. illS pomt, mllle~ the nght. to repnnl thiS it. According to predictions, it will go to the top of WiLLIAM ADA.\l0...... ADVERTISING MANAGER Detroit metropolitan. area. The space is desperately needed. whIch you menhoned, was that Imaterta~ .al the~r ?wn. expense JANET -'WEILER ...FEATURE PAGE. SOCIETY teaching staff of 'Fhe Grosse Budget he ~'asgratefui to ~thers f~r for a~dlhonal dIstrIbutIOn. The the Best Seller List. Another "Gone with the Wind"? JA..\I£S J. NJAI.\I . NEWS Pointe Public School System is The passage of Proposition # 1 he!pmg In the edueatlO~ of hIS fact IS that Rep. Ashbrook reo That's what they say. Call 881-1671 or 881.2916 for PEPPER WIUTELA'L...... , , NEWS professional in every way. and at Monday's election will raise children, He was speakmg to. a cell'cd so many re!!uests from delivery. ~IARY LORmER _...... ADVERTISING demonstrated its faith in. the funds to meet an estimated defi. group of parents at the MaIre t~r.oughout. the nat~on for ad- BARBARA H. CICHy...... ADVERTISING Board of Education by agreeing cit of $5,100,000 over the next School and h~ wanted those dltlOn.al copIes of .thls report on • JOIL'" ~lacKE:'oIZIE_...... BUSINESS to a settlement early in the t NO years. Operating costs in. parents to realIze what a b~r. Dr. Kmg that. he .filially resor!e? Take Fashion In Hand .•. Carry JOA:'\:'\E EASON ACCOUNTS spring. Schools in Grosse Pointe clude salaries. teachetrs. custo. 7aln he and they were recelv- to hal'lng a porh?n of the ongl- OXXELLEE KOE~IG...... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING a new smaller handbag .•. BUT opened on time last fall and the dians, secretaries, administra. mg.. .. nal report ~epnnted AT HIS in newsy pigskin-patent finish. ALBERTA WiLKE..... CLASS1Io'IEDADVERTISING trustees want them to open tors, and the costs of light, heat, Others m the commuDity dId O~N EXP&"IlSE. When the re- KAY STOVGH CIRCULATION again in 1968-and every fall- water, supplies and the hun. pay the balance ?f t,he cost that, prmts. wen~ malic by Congo A.sh- Interesting? So are the colors ..• ~IARIE KREIXER CIRCULATION in spite of cconomic and labor dreds of items needed to run :'Ir. Pongr~cz dl~n t pa~'. Bul brook/, o{flc.e, plc~ures -WhIC? blue, orange. yellow, white ... turmoil that have prevented the Grosse Pointe's biggest and parents .wlth children m th,e are NOT prmted m THE CO:,\;- and of course ... black! You'll opening of many s c h 0 0 1s most important industry. SuW- non.publIc scho.ols. shouldn.l ~RESSIONAL ~CORD. -. were find added interest in the chain, ll"" throughout ~lichigan this past ('ipnt money to operate the take all the credit. f, ree publIc .IDClu~ed, somethmE whIch IS not tortoise, gold or maybe matching The School Election year schools during the next two educatIOn IS.for all ~hlld~en ID i at a~1 u,llusual. M"lhere w~s handles? It's your fashion choice at Margaret Rice. ------Co t' T R t years will not be available un the communlt)' and IS paid for, nothmg 'anonymous about thiS The NEWS urges all qualified voters to go to the rnpara Ive ax a es . . b b f hiT g t M Wh t . II U d d' h' Ollt of 43 school dislricts in! less the public gives its ap y. anum er 0 groups, SLIC! mal m f °h ' r. ea many pO s next mon ay an gIVe t elr approval to all three W C t G P . t proval at the polls ' as sense 0 t e word. of the propositions on the ballot in the special Sc"tool ayne oun kY' 29rtohss,e_Oltnhe If the millag~ does not pass; 1) young residents with chil. ~fay I add that no place in By Request ... a flat case to fit under the seat of an tl o airplane. At Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval, you'll Flection.' . Every bl't of support that can be muster ed topcurrenin totaly ranschools tax...om25th ine the schi"00 s WI~ undoubtedly, dren in public':' school . .: : h'IS Iett er does ..'1 r. 'Vh. eat ques. IS needer!, as there appears to be grave danger that the t l' d f t'. d have to make do with a staff of 2) young reSidents WIth chll. tion the credibility of the pam find Celebrity has designed just such ~ travel case. . h axes eVle or opera Ion. an. d "n' a bl"lc h I i proposa Is mlg t be rejected. In our opinion this would 29th in debls for buildings' al- ~esser qualIty, class size will be r .) I,n ngnpu 'd SIC00 ~t'h t. phlet prepared py the Hon. John. It is plastic lined and comes in black patent, in be a real tragedy. • d . IDcre~sed therebv gl'vl'ng stu. 3 }OUIl resl en s WI OU M Ashbrook Con"ressman from bright colors and in white ... pencil.striped in red rea y constructed .,. h'Id ' . 'b The real threat to the plans for continued dev.elop- The results of ~ recently con. dents less individualized allen. c I ren. . . OhIO. :'Ilay I urge all Grosse and blue. Other travelers, some with umbrellas •.• . . tion in their basic subJ'ects and 4) old reSidents Without chll- Pointers who are interested in' d match. ment of o.ur public school .system, lies in the fact that leastucted20surveyWa 'nemdlcateCount thatschooltit fewer spec!al. . servIces. (remedial'- dren . . 0btalDmg.. th'IS matenal. to (rop:I: everyone IS StU.ff ed t0 th e gIlls with ever.mounting taxes. d" ~ Y reading speech correction psy. 5) reSidents and outSIde peo. me a line at the address belolV ~nflatlOn, profhgate government spending and the wag- f Istr.lcts co~temPlat~ r~que?:ls chologi;ts) will be available to pie with. business prop~rty Sincerly, . • mg of the most controversial war in. the nation's his. 0gr,m:[~.as~!J oper~ Itona mi. non.public schools. 6) resIdents and outSIde peo. Mrs. Earl I. Heenan, Jr. Royal Crown Derby • . • is an tory acco"nt for the bulk f th b't th t . t a ., WI m . e nex wo years, P dB 'Jd' P pll' with non-business property 54 Toura' R ad exclusive at The Dants - The ,.... . 0 e I e a IS pu upon the amounts of the proposed ropos~. UI mg rograrn 7) outside eople who visit I~e a . us all. We bleed Wlth the rest, and our sympathy is levies range up to 10 mills. Even Pro~oslhon #2: the bupding or do businesi in- our state Grosse Pomte Farms, :\hch. League Shop in Grosse Pointe. great, but we feel it would be an enormous error to with Grosse Pointe's proposed anhd"site levy, wIll permIt the 8) outside people who pal' 48236 Did you know only four stores flaunt our frustration by handicapping one of the finest increase in millage, it is esti. ~c .ols to attempt to solve hous. I taxes lo our state or national ------., I in Michigan have been selected school syst'!ms in the country ... our own. maled that the local schools will 109 pr.o!?lems before they .rea~h government February 15, 1968: to carry this exquisite china? We Th . . 'bl rank no higher among Wayne the CnslS sta~e. I~herent I.nth~s I don't know the percenta!!e: Deal' Sir::- admired the elegant "Gold Aves" . ~re IS no pOSSl e excuse for anyone who is gen. Counly than 8th place for total method of fmancmg, whIch IS 'd b h f tl] .; '" I The hIstory of the League. o{ I pattern and there are many more Royal Crown umely mterested, not to have a complete understand. operation. I not ~~\~ to Grosse. Pointe, is the ~~~ th:v ~~~c'o~trib~l: groups, Women Voters reveals actl.on Derby patterns to see at 89 Kercheval, including.a ing of th.e issues in this election. We have never known Beyond Wayne County. Grosse I fleXibilIty that wll.1 enable the The '''head tax" which vou promote~ and stands ~ake? With traditional favorite, Old Avesbury.- a more sl.ncere attempt than that .ma~e by eve.ryone con. Pointe's school tax of 25.49 mills Board to move swift~y to .solve suggest mi""ht . in moinian ~emb.ers sludy. and dlreclton o,n nected WIth the schools, to prOVIde InfOrmatIOn for in- ($25.49 per thousand of Slate problems ~s they anse w~thout destroy th: \\:onderf~1 c~nceDi Vital Issues \~hlch would benef,t telli~ent voting. ,!,he trustees, who perform a great public' Equalized Valuation) is consid- ~e t~ece~:l!y o~, a bond ISSU~; of free education for all chil. ~~~io~o~m~~I~~da ~t~\e ;~ the • re e Watch For The Windows ... at Young Clothes, 110 serVIce for a ptttance, lay themselves open to unbe. erably lower than Birmingham's t ur f~r, I ~s a h~ahy-as.y~u-gO dren regardless of the abilitl' ful progrre s . A d lIO o'th °tPh - bl b tl b f . . 3520 d BI Id H'll ' 2936 ype mancmg w IC carries no . s. n s W! e Kercheval. You'll see a menagerie of imaginative r.Ieva e a use, mos y y a. ve~y ew. s~lf.cente~ed Clt. . an oomrIe ~ s '.' interest charge. of theIr parents to pay. ~Il coming school election on Febru. Izens who:;e only -thought hes m aVOIdIng sharmg the ~or e:,ample, B~~omfleld. Hd.ls Harper Woods groups should want our chll. ary 26th, your local League of, and practical table and seat sets. There are the turtle, the busy bee, the ladybug and a pumpkin. burden of providing anything for anyone but themselves. IS a.skmg. 14 a~dlhonal mtlls. In We are oftc k d thO . dren educated an.] sho.uld want Women Voters takes its stand! . . . Aprd, WhIChWilltotal 43.36mills . n as e . IS ques our schools to be the fmest and f f 11 • These gay, colorful table and four seats in a set A su.mmatlOn of the election Issues follows, for as compared to our projected tlon: Wby do we permIt students should be willin to back u U u sUP!J0rt of the .th~ee start at thirty.three dollars. ~he benefIt of those who have not followed the proceerl. maximum of 34.74. from II~rper Woods .to attend' their desire wilh ~onetary su: prop~sals Withss ge t~e dedicatIOn Ings to date. Election' Day is Monday, and it is a most The current tax rate in the classes In Grosse Pomte when port. Long ago we decided that th~t Its 1: : W11l secu~e f!he , important one. Do we continue to maintain the high Grosse Pointe school district is ~~r own sc~ools are crowde.d? public education should be for :~uc~~~~al °ac~reo;:~~Snt~or ~~: . • standards in educational equipment we have prided our- 25.49 and the addition of 9.25 f el1answerwlstdhatth~done-thlhrd all \Vho choose and ;;hould be commtln!'ty Splendid Sculpture .•• cast in 'd' d . '11 ld th t th . 0 arper 00 s resl ents w 0 . d b II . hi' lead by William Lattimer is at se ves on provl mg, or 0 we toss sprags In the wheels ml s wou mean a e maXI' send their children to classes in ?t~DPorte y a WI~out pen" . The details o{ the proposals 1 the Mermaid. They tell \.is his a~d shackl.e our students of today and many tomorrows mum the school? coul~ levy The Grosse Pointe Public School mng the young child and the have been laudably disseminated WIth handIcapS that would only cast shame upon this would be ~.74 mIlls: ThiS rep. System have as much right to young parent w~o can le~sl. af- by the School Board, the PTA's style reflects the mood and mode roud community? Let's keep 0 1" g "g d resents an Increase I.n the rate do so th 'h I' . th for~ to pay for. hood educatIon. and the news media' however of Henry Moore. The little chilo P. . n p 0 ressm ••. an of 36% However WIth the reo as ose \\ 0 Ive In e which each chIld should have .. dren are interesting and the ef. gIVe our young the opportunity to be leaders of the assess~ent 01 p;operty in the Grosse Pointe communities. The for his and society;s welfare not er.!lugh emp~~sls can be fects, dramatic, Easy to own be. future. V~te 'Yes' on all three proposals. school district it appears'high. land that h~s become Harper I don't qu~rrel with your de- placed upon the cnhcal.necd for .' . Woods was Included within the . .. moneys for (1) the mcreased cause the prices start at twenty- lre ur ------IIYuntlhlkel Ilythat the Boathrd.Wildlschool district boundaries long sth to educbal.teYOh lchlldtrhe~l.n cost of operation, for hiring addi- two dollars. evy e ~.f amount au orlle before Harper Woods was. de. • e no?'DU IC sc 00 ,a~ IS IS tiona~ staff members and for E ection Summary by ProposItion #1. The trustees veloped as a municipality. The }our ng~t. I sent my ~on t~ a keepmg teachers' salaries com- • l h~ve stated repeatedly that they residents of the school district.s non-publIc eastern ~ol1e"e whIch petitiv~, (2) for the long range Properly reassessment, col. Will :,ote to levy only the taxes portion of Harper Woods pay wa.s more expensIve than an capital improvement plan, and Get Away From It An •.. One convenient trip we know is to the Bronze Door, 123 Kercheval. You can Property Reassessment r$e5QluoloreodootO me~tt. !he pr?postedd Grosse Pointe school taxes to ad~dJatche.ntfPUbtlhlCcollege, andd I (3) for the expansion and im. lective bargaining, comparative In January each trustee o{ " de ICIf m esllma e ducll' th' h'ld th I IS or e reason you 0, provement of the library {acili- adventure through a menu of delicious food and tax rates, Martin Luther King, the present Board of Education budgets over the next two e,.e elr c I ren, e.same because I wanted to. But hav- t' gourmet l'pecialties while Les Osborne provides the I d d th t h Id t t as reSIdents o{ Grosse Pomte.' h sen I h . h lCS. the cost of North High School, p e gc a e wou vo e 0 years. Staff Salarics Ing so c .a , ave no. :Ig t Inasmuch as the G r 0 sse! delightful traveling music. Reservations ... 886-1932. Branch Library expansion, the lel'Y only the taxes required to The ~rustees of the. Board?f The policy of the Board of Ito complaIn about the additIOnal Pointe League believes that "a i meel the $5,100,000 projecled EducatIOn are unammO'lS m Ed t' . t l't' cost. democratic ""overnment depends budget, the proposed building operating deficit over the next k' tl] f f' uca IOn IS 0 pay compe lIve I continue to hear that taxes . " . • program, staff salaries, Harper ~ee mtlio ..~r m~ans 0 Ii" m~nc. salaries to staff members in ils ' 1£1 t' I'y 'r th upon the informed and active. Touch Of Elegance .•. reached Woods, questions on these mat. two years. The trustees have 109I pu c e uchatl0lnrat ert atn employ. The teachers received wou bCI~ram Ilncreaste I t ef participation of its citizens," the slaled that they will not have re ymg upon t e ocal proper y d t l' h f I non.pu IC sch00 s wen au a I eague urges the community out to a continental collection of t ters-and on others as well, full information on the effects tax, Indeed, they have gone on athna JUtSmelnh Idnh e a~ (aft~r existence. I realize this is true. t~ become an informed voter on sportswear for men. Our favorite have been asked of the trustees of the reassessment in all the £I 'th l' 1 t . e con rac a een Signed 10 nd I '11' g t a e t 't of the Board of Educatkn as Lrecor. WI ourII egis a.ohrs hm the spring) in order to make a ]\.1' am WI ID °d cCl.[J I: these vital issues by remindin~ is a white sweater with navy trim. communities that comprise the ansmg as we as Wit t e th . . , . l S. Fausone, e uca Ion IS thl'm to question any School Other imports from Italy are they have conducled an infor. school district until late spring Michigan Association of School their wa.gdes.compeLItlv~ WIth necessary and is becoming more Boart! membe~ the Principal of very fashionable. The cotton knit mational campaign designed to or early summer. It is obvious B d t th I rose pal m 19 DetrOIt area expensive and isn't likPlv to bel ' , inform the puhlic of the issues ~arb s 0 urge f e e~~.ora 10~ school systems. They received . 'l . B 't I t - the nearest school, the PTA sport shirts, noted for comfort of the special school eledion lhat to hire teachers, to develop ~ ot er ~eans 0 provi mg pu - an initial overall 7% adJ'ust. come ess expens1lve. EUI Ct' us Co unci 1 or by contacting a are in "subtIed" green, yellow or instructional programs, and to hc e ucatlOn. t' h' no torgef tour va ues. (uca Ion League mernb'r through the d blue. See them all in a special display for men at slated for February 26. ,meet the continuing increase Martin Luther King men ,m. t e spn.ng and a 3',~% {or the children in our com. War Mernorial Cfor information Some of these are pertinent in enrollments-an clection can. Contrary to rumor the Board i overall ~ncrea~e III the fall. They munity should rank in neces- The quality of a communit; 63 Kerchev3l in the Colonial Federal Building, along to the election, others are indio not wait. of Education is not' sponsoring I \\ere t ~ on/ gr~up of em- sity closely behind food and depends largely upon the citi.1 with the new selection of ties ... five, seven.fifty n rectly relaled, while stiJI others The property reassessment the appearance of Martin Lu- p ~oyees Il .t e sc 001 syst~m shelter. zens' respect for the educational i and ten dollars. are completely peripheral to the questl'on I'S,further confused by ther King m.. Grosse Pam. te. Dr. wed ase£I sa anesd' twere£I Thre.examm- Verv. truly "OllrsJ' systems and it is with this con- ' trustees' responsibility of keep. the fact that during recent years King. who wilt be in Detroil to. n r~a I~S e... e .average Russell H. Peebles, cern that the Grosse Pointe • ing the schools open and pro. a conversion factor has been ap. preach two Lenten services has I~crease m a mlDlstrahve sala. . Vice President, Lea' g u e of Women Voters Gracious Gifts ... for a hostess are found at DenIer, viding good education for more plied to the tax rate to bring it accepted the invitation of the i nes ~vas comparable percent- Grosse Pomte Board I strongly urges a YES vote to 77 Ken:heval. There are lovely tea bowls on grace' than 12,500 young people. Let in line with the State's require. Grosse Pointe Human Relations ategaec,whIse b'J'f that grfanltled the of Education. the three proposals to be voted us attempt to clarlf h f t Th' f th f' t C'I h Th ers e ore the a re.ex. ------ful teak stands. Decorative racks hold collector y eac 0 men S. IS year or e Irs ounct t? app~ar ere: e amination. To the Editor: 'upon the 26th of February. plates. All have atmosphere and con.pliment a lady these issues so that the citizens time, this factor was not listed long-standmg wntten .flOhc.yof T would like the privilege of Sincerely, ... in the nicest way. _ '\ who will cast their ballots on on the tax bills, but only the the ~oard of ~ducatlon !s, to I replying to the letter from :IIr, Mrs. Cary J. Fischer Monday will do so with as much Stale Equalized Valuation has permit responSible com~~~lty ICenter Pan S Renville Wheat which you pub. President, Grosse Pointe information as possible. been shown, resulting in confu. groups to rent sch?ol faclhl1e~. Iished on February 15. Inasmuch League o{ Women Voters • ------....------The Human Relations CouncIl I, S N. h as I was the neighbor who To the Editor: : From California . • • a very (.and n?t the Board of Educa- ports 19 t mailed him the Ashhrook When the Board of Education ~ charming and livable pottery pat- hon) Will pay the normal rental . . pamphlet on Dr :\Iartin Luther passed a resolution calling an' as well as any IlJ1usual costs in. . Grosse !,Olste Wa~ Memonal y £I d'd . ;'th ' 1 election for February 26 to seek .' tern, Sculptured Grape. The mo . . d b h' IS presenting a speCial S po r t mg. an I so \11 a persora h' .. cune y IS appearance. N' h . l cOI'ering letter I am confused as aut onty to levy addlhonal op-: tif is raised and the color com- North lligh School • II( t Monday evemng, Fe~ru- to whv Mr \Vnea' implies this erational millage of 7.5 mills. bination is soft blue, green and North High School which will ary 26. at 8 p.m. The evenlDg d' ' L I . the t"ustees did so after care-' cream. A five place setting is Gpen ir September' and which is especially pitched to (athcrs waThso~efanonym?us Y'd b .. fully ~t\lclying estimated budgets ; . , d h . t . e lD erence IS ma e Y.Hr' . , sixteen twenty.five at The Dants has heen needed desperately in abn _sons w 0 are. ID eres!ed.m Wheat that anyb~dv who disa: for the coming two years. which - Th~ League Shop. The matching serving pieces Grosse Pointe for mar.y years, asketbalJ, but smce thIS m. 'th h' . .th'h showed a probable deficit of are delightfully priced. Build a complete set. ,11 b . h . d' . eludes many mothers and £laugh. grees WI 1m or WI t e $5 00 00 Tho add" I "bI th enef!t t e dentt~re l Strt C tters too the entire family is Gross~ ~oint~ Human Relations pro'Ipos'aID'. ba: d Ittlhonahtaxl y e accommo a IOn 0 f ~ t -u invited ' I CounCil IS. qUId pro quo. against . . ,IS .,e on e sc 00 • dents from overcrowded South . . . I improving Iivin;:( .~tandards of ?Istnct s p~esent State E.'llIal. High School. It amounts to 335,- Da~.e DeRusschere WIll HP-I the American :'-i('gro Su"h is Ized Valuahon of $347,91l,000. Very Individual •.. the pretty 00() II' ~ . L and packable monogrammed ~quare feet at $28 10 per pear m person and talk abont, t t ~ I' y t' case Since we took action on De. .~qua~e foot. The cost for the h~s bas~ethall experiences and I~IOSt cehrtam 110 lei k . cemhl'r lR. we have learned of robes at Margaret Rice. The light glvc pomters on the "a D :. os W I e A~encans now th 'b']' . f building amounts 10 $9.415,806. '. ~ me. ave! agree Ihat el'en' citizen ,f this' e POSSII Ity o( an ~ncrease 0 weight blended fabric comes in i This includes general contract- went to Aushn HIgh School, country, no m'atter what his I~e tolal Slate Equa lIzed V~lu~ .:unny yellow and turquoise in an : ing, mechankal and electrical where he developcd under the race creed or color ho' 11 b hon of taxable property W1thlU all over solid pattern effect. You , work. From the $4RO.OOObudget. !utelage or Coach Hollosy who entitled to equal opp~rtl;~:lil'se the school dis.trict. This increase pick the contrasting color to cd for the opening of North High IS now hasketball coach at Grosse Th r' 1 1 has been esllmated to be from School must come the cost of Pointe High School. He is now {' ~ quet Ion IS no :- mal er RIO per cl'nt. However a sut'- Initial for yourself or for gifting. rac ~dditional s'taf( member ~ (t~ach. a professional hall player and ? ID ('gr~/o~. segrftg~ lon, h . cess{ul election on Feb~uar~ 26 This personal package is thirty dollars. ers sccretaries admini'strators a star with. the Delroit Pistons ~smDor Isthness. /s, rat .cr, docs not mean that the Board K~~g mall cu'st~dians) th~ cost o( he;t' for whom he has acted as man. :~ ~. ,m h. e f 0, pro\"lllc, of Educalion must levy the 7.5 light and 'wal'r a'nd all Ihe' I ager as well as player. e ca:,er~ Ip or SI~C~f a pro.' mills therehy authorized. 'othc~ items !h~t 'are nccdcd to' Dave will hring with him gram hO Improvc~cnt. '. anl.vof Indeed. on at leasl two oeca. pul thc fa~i1;IY inlo operation modcs of rccl'nt exciting na- us w ~ I~rc W!lr Ingr qlllel y Lo sions in the reel'nt past Ihe On July I' (or example 20 tional haskethall g,1mes which' co~('c de wr~n~s f I\.as! gen noard has not levied all it lI'a.~ mcm bers of the plant perso~nel few have as yet seen. i ~ra IOnsf ?IO ~~ I~ IS" nor authorized. or e x It "I pic in ec7 staff at 'Nortb High Scho;,l will Tickcts {or this sport spl'cial (0 I\e r I IS~I' mencan .196364 Ihe rale was red;lccd hegin full time work At that arc 75c hut groups of studenls w~yh~ arc;: ~\,r WI upon our from 11.2;;to 10.25 mills for op. time the' head engi~ecr who are welcome at 5Oc. nelt, or;. kufh ler~?rcf we chanleralion bccltuse suHicicnt rcve. has 'bccn working as as~islanl I"or thosc interest cd, a spccial n~'1 ov~r o~, ~ fkamh act I at nues wI're availahle to mcet the NOlO in our second century of service to t~ ',heconstruction s;IPe~intend spaghetti plate suppcr will be w ; e r.. I~.;:( a s ~IOl}!lnlon., school's needs. And. in 196011I Metropolitan Detroit familes ent will hC"in frll:lime dlltie~ sen'ed 31 7 giving timc to stop ~~oenlce, r:o lUg uSlll~ty ~ Oil'S Wayne COllnty allocated to us Goll Lessons and Practice PO in his design~ted ~'ork catel(ory' filsl at thr polls (or the school f 1m.I ,s t man l~e crj 'no~'.n 8.90 mills. but the school svs. Othe'r m~mhers of planl person: elcction, The spaghrtti ~lIppl'r, ~r d I~S ac IOns an lY IS lem le~'il'd only 1l.40 mills. . nrl will a~sllme responsibilities lalk and show arc just $1.2.'; in. 110: s, ,uh t. t h T Wish to make ahsoilltely Jerrv' 5 INDOOR .. .. 'clusivl' b 1 . 1 . t" ..1r. ., ea seems 0 avc <'lcar mv posit" n 'h' h . Golf Range at North IIigh School betwcen . , \l pal( rescrv,1 IOns. m.. d II . t r I' :'>< .' . 10. \\ 1(' IS The \\Trn..R.'Hom.ilton. (~o., now and Jul' 1 must he at thr War .\femorial hy ISS,C, II'. POll] en I,rl'). . 0 ~ h are d umllllmously hy the . ~ . ., Saturday Fchruarv 24 ,hod) quc~tlOns OJ(' fight or thl' olhcr six trustl'I's that the 31015 Harper in the Shores Shopping Center FI ':\EHAI. J)IRECTORS A The prmclpal of Ihe bmldlllg .' .. (;rossc. Poinle Human Rrlalions. f"ross P . t noar'd' ( 'd 13 Mile and Harper, St. Clair Shores 293 -98 J 8 ha~ hren on duty since la~t July DRV ('ouncil to im.ile Dr Kin" to t"l~on's'h"o IOdIDeth 0 F. IIra . Since IH,,5 , ( ROll,lm RUNS " ,." . u . III I" I'vcnl o( .~IICh to per arm many necessary or City Firemen rcsponded to a speak m (,rossc POIII,.' -- only an llnrxpecte(: incrrase in thc • FIFTEEN TEES FOR PRACTICE. Wll.J.J.~~t H.If"~IILTON II D""1lI ~L 1IA:\III ..TO:'i '~aDlzatlOnal and recfllrtlDg call (rom police about ~Icam thl' wisdom of it. Shollid not 101:11 assl'ssDlcnl hasc' of thc t:UR~::'in: E. OrrEll lasks, Two adnllDlstralor.s starl. comin~ (rom 111C roof o( :\Inn. t!lo.se o( us who helic\.I' that Dr. school district. Icl'l' MIl' sllrh cd at thc hl'gmnlDg of thc scc. rlry's Clranrrs. :l6f1 Fishcr, 011 J,illg speaks lJnl~' :or a sll1"11taxps a~ arp rl'fllli~cd I~ ~H'rl Group Lessons Starting All Winter onrl, ,cmeslcr, asslstcd by a ,"'riday. Fchrllary Ill. They fOlmd minority of his rarp bc ;oIlo\\'crl Ihc nccess;w" dcrnands o( the 00 PlUI CHAPELS skclCton sccrctafl~1 forcr. ~!<'m. thc IJoiler on thc (urnacc had to sp('ak lip, Ino?? ,\rc not opcraling hllrlgl'ls h'ntatil'l'll' 5 Icsson, - $7 per person Bolli J)f.1ROIT .1')i.l eM,S A\E:'\n: n: 1'2712 hl'~,so( t he school shhrary :staff oVl'rhl'atcd and was oul of Grosse. !'oinlcr' enlllll'd 10 hal'I' proposcd (or thc nl'xl 111'0 yra r~:. 11101 he on rluty Ihls S p r I n g. water. Firemen shllt ofl the a dctalled and (a<'lll:ll lll,story of Sinccrelv vOllrs B1R~II:'\G"~~I H20 E.~ST :\1"1'1.1': :\11 4.6000 Teachers and departmrnt heads main ~as valve and pullrd the Dr, King's baC:'1~round so that, Alice l\I~ry lIvkcs See and try 'he new 1968 ALUMmUM shaft clubs, J\.W. DETROIT 1H')()OJ"MES COl!7.E:'iS ' Dl l.uon Ihave b,'en assl/(ncd to. a numbcr switch to turn off the alarm. thcy can make .qn informer! i President.' (irosse Jerry Stencil and Rick LClRue Golf Prof.uionala : of summer dulles (hreclly rc. Police notificd the owner, David judl(mcnt for themscll'cs? I Pointe noard o{ i laled to the openrng of the McCarron. As to ~Jr. Wheat's implication I Educalion " Thursday, February 22, 1968 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN EW S Page Twenty-one ... ------'------,------Plan Welcome Wagon Benefit...".N1r'Party ?!!'Murder inCathedral' 'To Open Tomorrow T. S. Eliot's Play Will Be Presented In Chancel Of St. Michael's Episcopal Church; Second Performance Scheduled Saturday ------~------"Murder in the Cathedral" under the direction of Charles Michael Moraco, will be preswted at S1. Mich. ael's Episcopal Church, Gro~se Pointe Woods, on Fri- day and Saturday evenings, February 23 and 24. The play, a dramatization . ----.- --- of the murder of Thomas theatre groups in Lansing, Ann Becket of Canterbury, was Arbor. Trenton. R 0 s e v i II e, written by the poet T. S. Birmingham, Bloomfield, SI. WOMEN'S Eliot for the English Can- Clair Shores and Detroit. terbury Festival of 1935 Tickets and further informa. and has since been perform- tion may be obtained by con. ed around the world. tacting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tro. glia. 886.6030.i\lrs. John Renick, Short and to Unique is the fact tn further reductions in All Departments --,C\0~•• r'} sale! \ \ I And . I More I EXCELLENT REDUCTIONS ON A ON A SPECIAL SELECTION OF I Special Selection • Dresses • lingerie c Coafs • Millinery of • Sportswear •. Accessories • Maternity • Gifts 0esigner superb values in MADE-TO-ORDER Models \ f7ashions and Fine Jevvelry This spring the basic sheath is back and capi- -::.:,:... H talizes on the crispness of Wondercord . The ease and comfort of Dacron ly is yours in this detailed jewel neck, sleeveless sheath,. ~he per- TO WEAR RIGHT NOW fect dress for day and nighttlml~ actiVities, In SHOES - COBBLERS 6.85 flamingo or lime . . \ I 1 Jb~ sbops of r i ~ I ~ Wallolt;Pi~rc~ ?j~~I/~ Kercheval at St. Clair Grosse Pointe 397 Fisher Road SSG N. Woodward Birmingham ~ " .. ,h ... ' A"., .. FI.h ...... Pllllell nnrl JII~~I Block ------.-JI------a. Page Twenty.two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, FebrLl~ry22, 1968 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes Plan Mardi Gras Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan Miss Meilink Wed Dance at Austin' Tbe Austili Prep. SChool Stu. To Peter Buchanan dent Senate, under the direction The nicest little shop in Grosse Pointe oC vice.principal Thomas E. Bail. Saturday Ceremony Is Followed By a Reception At '.!y, will stage a Mardi Gras is often soid to be too posh Detroit Boat Club; Newlyweds Will Make dance at the SChool this Satur- Their Home In Detroit day evening, FebruarY 24. "The Taxi" will b~ the feat. Margaret Meilink and Peter Buchanan were mar- ured performers. Hours an 8 -You may have driven by and not noticed it - ried at a 12:30 o'clock ceremony Saturday, February 10, to 11 o'clock. The danc~ i~ open but if you were to stop and go in you would be sur- in St. Paul'~-on.the.Lakeshore, with The Reverend to all st~dents. AdD1lSSlO0 at prised - it's quite pretty but not scary. It looks expen- Edward Reedy, of Chicago, Ill., officiating at the rites. the door IS $1 per person. sive and it's meant to. The Mass was followed 1---- by a reception at the Detroit Tb b'd . tb d gbt f ch~v~ avenue, and th~ late Mr. • " e fI e 15 ~. au er 0 ~1ellink. Her husband l.! the son Boat Club. Mrs. Paul F. Meilink, of Ker. oC the late !lIr. and Mrs. Wi!. -The fashions and services are not, unless you wish - liam Buchanan, of Detroit. them to be. For her wedding, the former ~iss Mellink selected .. simple I gown of ecru taffeta and a -As the door closes behind you a world of fashion Cathedral length mantilla of in garden colors asks to be touched. Coat and Jacket heirloom Belgian lace. She car. ried an arrangement of white costumes, spunky dresses of new shapes to be belted or SAVE 250/0 ON camellias and ivy. not and so smart. 3 piece suits of knitted comfort to show ~Irs. Willis H. Stephens, Jr., off anywhere. served as her sister's matron STERLING ~~~~~~Brand' of honor, and Joan Drennen, of Everyday Distount1 on • Go,ham New York, WJS maid of honor. Pholo by Paul a.eb -That special after Five Cocktail dress with a touch • Reed • BartOli • Alvin They wore floor length, Em- Speaking their wedding vows in St. Paul's-on.the- of sparkle also in a froth of color. • Illtemotianal • Lunt pire frocks of turquoise ri!Jtled Lak~shore Saturday, February 10, were MARGARET • Hei,lDOm • Towle peau, styled with flowing back • WallaCll panels. Their headpieces were MEILINK, daughter of Mrs. Paul F. Meilink, of Ker- -Marvelous make-up too! Then the ever great - ivy wreaths, and they carried cheval avenue, and the late Mr. Meilink, and Mr. violet and ivy bouquets. little play dress with undershorts . . . by now several The bridegroom was attended Buchanan, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William nice people have extended a warm welcome and, you by Michael Heenan, who served Buchanan, of Detroit. Large enough to as best man, and Dr. Willis H. begin to wonder why you haven't been here before. serve you - Stephens, Jr .• and John Meilink, Small enough to brother of the bride, who -Then just a few steps further imd you feel the know you, ushered. Junior attendants were Mark comfort of a marvelous beauty salon - where the spe- Stephens and Beth Stephens, cially chosen people - some boys - some girls - know nephew and niece of the bride. juliet just how to create beauty- For her daughter's wedding, I JEWELERS Mrs. Meilink ch()se a sapphire Vogue blue liress and coat ensemble -No it's not new-quite the contrary, to some we and a blue [lowered hat. may even be well known. 22377 MOROSS ROAD The newlyweds will make 7 MUe near Made Ave. their home in Detroit. Your DI.mond. Re.tyl.C1 by Our ~slgn.,. -The troth is 'we would like to know you. Gu.r,nt •• d WitCh _nd Jew"ry Rep.lr. University Of Minnesota OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Women's Club To Meet If you dare to find us try 115 Kercheval The University of Minnesota Women's Club will meet at the •the name is Anthony's home of Mrs. Harold Nyberg in Donmar court, Birmingham, for a salad luncheon on Friday, March I, at 12:15 o'cIck. Guest speaker Mrs. Donald COD r a d, of Birmingham, will talk on "Fun With Flowers, In. cluding Pressed Flowers." Any woman in the Detroit area, if she, her husband or any member oC her family is a graduate or has heen a former student at the University oC o Outfitters to Ladies of TJ'aditional Taste. 0 Minnesota, is welcome to at- tend the luncheon as a guest IMPORTED SELECTED GIFTS FROM and is eligible for mel"bership THE FAR EAST in the University oC Minnesota Women's Club. • Hong Kong • Formosa • Japan Assisti ng the hostess will be 0/"'.. :_.' Mrs. Carl Bleil. I\irs. ?i1'elLaw- ."':'~.". • Korea • India • Philippines son, Mrs. Lucas Micl and Mrs. .. .',....'.'. John Costello. :....:.:..;..:":.. . ' . '.. Reservations may be phoned ....::- ~, ;'. .. .. ORfENr~LaffT to the Club president, ~Irs. John .. .'.,.' - ... Strang, 6471781. or to :il:rs. . .'. .' ...... S~OP Arthur Burry, 357.5324...... '...... ,. ,- .. 11145 Whittier at Whitehill • 'a ...• ~. • .. .'. '. GEORGE CIAVELA, oC Bar. •.. ..••• open daUy to a.m. clay road, will he feled with an . : -;- oflice party and a family dinner: . fRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 p.m. . .,.,,'. party today, February 22, by his' • •• ••••• eldest son REX, of Devonshire i . , .. road. He will he celebrating his! • • ,65th birthday. I • • ----._._------~------~----_._----- .:~ '~,::)~~!~; : ~ (~~~1~~J .- ~..;,~~~')If ic\. J ..'I:;~ J! • .' . ..:...... ,-- - •• 1"••••••....,.. ". ...,•....••••••••- -••••••••••••••• • • ••• '\.1,<.••••••••,. •• ..' I" ••• .'..,....,. :~:....' .., " , . .. .. '.' t ••• ': • ,- .' ...' --,. '.,'.'.. :.. - .. . .., .. .. .,. :':~';.;..'.:: ';:" :~..:.:-•....::;';. SPRING ISTHE HAPPYTIME OF ICE CREAM SODAS AND a~~~~~ Come seE'! thp. happy new LADYBUG8" things for the tender season, ready right • tD $4,9 866 now. All In the tender Lpr'lYBUG colors. Regularly 6500 to 100.00 All In Junior sizes. All at New arrivllls. just flown i:!. Collection come, ~e..t'VL.- CAt: includes dresses and costu mcs ill )/II!!II and pastel slllldes. 8 to 16. cAtartha's e/oset GROSSE POI NTE Juliet Slllmrl)(ln 373 BIRMINGHAM ANN ARBOR TOLEDO Fisher- Road Colonial "'ednal G~.9se Poih.t~ Rhlll, (j3 K crc1zeval at Mcr~lillan Grosse Pte. Farms ( 1 \ f Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.three Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Mrs. F. D. Lorentzen, Jr., pian- Pointers Appear The wrongs of some people Miss Theuerkorn St. Jude Society Mrs. Craig Betteridge ist, of Ida lane East; and con. are continually getting mixed Sets Mardi Gras tralto Mrs. RusseU Skitch, of I n Musicale up with the rights of others. BalIour road. SI. Jude Allar Socipty will The seventh morning concert Ma rrl.ed Satu rday sponsor a Mardi Gras party ______next Tuesday evening, February of the Tuesday Musicale of D& I «::::::::::::::::::::::::::::===::::::::::::::::::======~ 'd P d S' d W h 27, beginning at 8 o'clock, in the ,troit was beld Tuesday, Febru. HAIR REMOVAL Brl e'r5 vory eau e ole Gown Is Accente it 51. Jude Gym in East Seven ary 20, at the Detroit Institute ALICE PACKARD Chantilly lace: Pair Will Make Their Home Mile road. 'fhere will be prizes of Arts Lecture Hall. and refreshments. In Grand Rapids When They Return Hanna Lahti served as chair. From Montreal Vacation Ticket donation is $1.50. Fur. man of the day. The entire pro------ther information may be ob. Registp.red Electrologist Christ the King Lutheran Church was the setting tained by contacting chairman I gram featured works by WolI. DOCTOR'S REFERENCES for the Saturday, February 17 ceremony at which J.lrs. James Cole, LA 7-5380,or gang A. Mozart. Noreen Marie Theuerkorn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. co.chairman Mrs. Paul Jones, Among those participating in Consultation Without Obligation Gay Theuerkorn of Pear Tree Lane and Craig Lee VE 9.5888. the program were .Mrs. Robelt Betterjdge exchanged marriage vows. ' ------Crossen. pianist. of North Re- L' ) 8050 Mack Ave. By Appointment The Reverand WaIter J.l------Theuerkorn, another sister of naud road; Mrs. 0, B. Nord. Grasse Pointe Phone 882-3906 Gef~ert of~iciated a~ the can- a floor length frock styled with the bride, wore a floor length, strom, pianist, of Aline drive; . dlehght ntes, which were Ian Empire bodice of Hunter's Empire dress of Hunter's green followed by a reception at g,.een chiffon skirt and match. velvet and a matching velvet ------headbow, and carried an ar- - - th e Gou.rmet H~use. green c~j[fon. skirt and match- rangement of yellow roses ----- The bnde's A .lIne, Empire lIIg pand tram. . , I gown of iI'ory peau de soil' Bridesmaids, wearIng gowns Actmg as best. man f(l~ hIs. ALL WINTER BOOTS BY featured wrist length sleeves of identical to that of the maid brother was DaVId Betteridge. Chantilly lace. .Matching lace, of h 0 nor, were Mrs. Gary They a.re the sons of Mrs..Arlhur m~tifs accented her bodice and Theuerkorn, the bride's sister- BetterIdge, of Gran~ RapIds, and skIrt, and a headpiece of' reo in.law, and Mrs. James Warn, the late lIfr. Bettendge. MIRACLE TREAD embroidered Alencon lace. trim- of Buffalo. N.Y. Guests were seated by Joseph. med ~ith. se~d pea.rls, caught Their headpieces were fashion. Maggini, William Hemm.er and I' her Silk IllUSIon veIl. ed of H THE SUPER-CASHMERE Super-soft, super-luxurious fabric for wardrobes that call South and Norlh homc: is a perfectionist blend of cashmere a sleeveless skimmer with its own harmonizing sweater. and mink. Lightweight, lovely! Lemon dressl1ime sweater touched with orange Coat of classic design in new-season and lemon. Bone dress/orange sweater trimmed with colors: dogwood beige, canary, brown and bone. Fully lined rayon/flax. celery, 8 to 18. Second Floor Coats, Orlon~ acrylicsWI'.ater. 8 to 18,40.00 Detroit and branc.hes. 16910 Krrrhl'val Ave., Grosse Poinle • I (Open Thurs. 'iii 9) .! Downtown at 1.')54 Washington Blvd. .• j' $100 Northland Center I (Open Mon" Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Nights) \ • a Page Twenty.four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 22. 1968 Society News Gathered from All of.the Pointes Youth Council Plans Parties Pointers Work I PEGGY ANN, to Mark Davis John J Asmu....s To.. Claim Bride June Bride May B,ride Shoup, son of Mrs. Ruth Shoup. I • Grosse Pointe War Memorial's for both are 8-11 p.m, On ~larcb . ofr.flaws~n. dated Mr. and Mrs. Francis sP;;k~-'I-iier fiance attended Hillsdale Youth Council is planning a I the band will be "The Carou- For Cherub Ball fro~s~ur ~~y ~~a:heg~:a uHigb Iy, of Nielsville, Minn., have College .and ~as graduated from quartet of "Other Sides." sel" and on March 8 "The Mi- "S hId It d d M gr ve announced the engagement of the Umverslty of Colorado at This Friday, February 23, graines." Many Pointers are actively involved in preparations for the C~II~/~Ir.a S~~u~ rec:rJed ~s their daughter, Sandra Dianne, Boulder. . ..., from 8 to 11 p.m, will be a 'the "Other Side" is holding first annual Cht!rub Ball, spon- Bach"lor of Arts degree from to John J. Asmus, son of Mr. An April weddmg 10 Nielsville Junior "Otber Side" for students the ticket price to 75<: in ad. sored by MODWACKEY, the the University of Michigan. and Mrs. F. J. Asmus, oC is .being planned. Fol1o\Vi~g in grades 7-9. The band will be vance, $1 at the door. 1D must newly formed March of Dimes A May wedding is being Beaupre avenue. the~r ~arrJage the c~uple Will the "Chances Are." be shown at time of ticket pur- Women's Advisory Council of planned. Miss Spoi"ely attended tbe reSide m Colorado Sprmgs, Co!. Also ihis weekend on Satur- I chase. Key volunteers from Wayne, University of Minnesota and has day. February 24, tbere will be I All "Other Sides" are protect- Oakland and Macomb counties. NO CHANCE Ibeen a hostess witb U~ited Air ACID-TEST I Senior "Other Side" for High. ed by the police and are chap- The black tie. invitation-only The surest way to have no iU'1 Lines, in San FranCISco and It's a fact that character is and Prep students in their eroned by parents and Center party is scheduled tomorrow ture is to live in the belief that D~nver, Colo., for the past three built on what a man thinks - 5ophomore to senior year. "The staff. Checking is free and soft evening. Friday. February 23, the ,future is tomorro~. __ ._years. . n~t_w_h~~e thinks he is. Index," a popular collegian drinks are avail..ble. D ate s at the Roostertail. rock combo will play. The low. aren't necessary and the dress is Mrs. Sixten Ehrling, of Trom. er lobby of Fries Auditorium is ' casual. Open Thursday and Friday Evenings going to be turned into a cafe bley road. is ponorary chair. for this occasion. EXTRAVAGANCE man, and committe/! chairmen include Pointers Mrs. Ge('rge There will he two more Junior More people could live within P. Shammas, of Saddle lane, .' "Other Sides" early in March, their income today if they didn't invitations; Mrs. William G. . one on Friday, ~!arch 1, and an- Jet the luxuries slip in before Taylor, of Bedford road. reser. other on Friday, j,l..rch 8. Houl'll I thei. 5hip came in. vations; Mrs. William Cavataio, of Lochmoor ooulevard, pro- gram co-chairman; and Mrs. A June 29 wedding is being Webster B. Knigbt, Jr., of Bal- Photo by Pleronek Studios -exceptional planned by KAREN GIBSON four road. banquet. At d family dinner in their and Herman Clein, whose en- More are Mrs. Jack J. Lucido, Roslyn road home. Mr. and Mrs. : of Berkshire road. Cheer Bas. W. Gordon Spoor announced the i -experienced WOMAN gagement has been announced ket; Mrs. Paul D. Bagwell, of engagement of their daughter, i by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Devonshire road, special com. ------.. ------...._.... _ I Thomas Gibson, of Detrot. miUee co.chairman; Mrs. Elias I to sell fashion apparel Both Miss Gibson and Mr. M. Gitnakis, of Buckingl1am Clein, son of Adolph Clein, of road, and Mr~. Rose Gostine, of in Grosse Pointe Shop Detroit, are teachers at Grosse Balfour road, hostesses; and 8iG I Pointe High Scbool, where he Mrs. Walter G. Levick, of Buck. (extra consideration if you have following) 'is chairman of the Music De- ingham road, decorations. partment and she is a Busi- Among those serving on the I C'ARPET ness Education instructor. Ball' committee are Pointers I INTERVIEW The prospective bridegroom Mrs. John Bauer, of Cadieux I ------CONfiDENTIAL TU 5-9955 will be teaching at Grosse roael, Mrs. John A.,Formella, of i CLEANING Pointe Nortb Higb School in Canterbury road, Mrs. Olaf. • Last 7 Days . • . ,the fall. Holvick. of Weber place, Mrs. .. -.------. --- Harold Mislele, of Windmill j Pointe drive, Mrs. Renata Sta- JO4.zr •• ricco, of Lakeshore road, and -~ ONCE.A.YEAR SALE Tired of Your Mrs. J.!argaret Templeton, of I _ U .-13 •• Old Hair Style? L~~6b~~c~~~ue.chairman is Boxed Candles By Paragon Mrs. Charles Dawood, of Berk-" •• ~-IIIiii--''''''--''-AM-S. The Curly Look shire road. Mrs. Frank A. Ger. ....n" nn'.vq mack, Jr., of Perrien place, is 15110 W.8 MILE 10. __ 25% -off is the New Look at Ball general chairman. on boxes of 12 Michael. James Coiffures Buy them by the dozen ond save now on tapered dinner 20527 Mack Ave. FabrulrY Special f candlss end baroque twists in fiv!1 different lengths and Don't Forget Your Mink ten beautiful colors to complement table settings, wall 'Hair Piece Needs Proper Professional Care Toor Jackets sconce" centerpieces for your home, sorority end club. in Natural Emba. Autumn Haze and Dark Ranch White, ivory, citron, honey gold, aqua turquoise, red, Mink. A Staff of 8 Stylists Is Waiting to Serve You - avocado, sweet pink, bittersweet or black. Specially priced for this Call TU 1-0606or TU 1-1157 for Appointments off-season event! 'EMBA Mh,k Breeders Assoc. 10" tCp1ers, box of 12, 1.79 6" twists, box of 12, 1.79 from 12" tapers, box of 12, 1.99 9" twists, box of 12, 2..19 Open Thursday and Friday Evening $995 • 15" Iopers, .box of 12, 2.1P 12" twists, box of 12, 2.~' I::: I ~;RgJJjBS Jacobsons Simplicity Furs Home Decorative Shop Pattern # 7193 47 .Adams. EII$t-Fr~e Parkinl Adjllcent to Store Free Parking With Your Purchase Just 7 more days ••• S ALE ••. save on 'made-to-your-measure draperies unlined or with Roe-Lon~ insulated self linings 20% off during the month of February Brighten your windows for spring with draperies tailored to your exact S ALE measurements ••• any width, any length ••• in your choice of cofor and fabric selected from our extensive collection. If you wish, you may have them lined Textured Fortrel Knit Fabrics with Roc-Lon insufated self-lining at no more tnlln the price of ordinary 6,00 a yard fining. Generous double top and bottom 60 fo 62 inches wide hems, heavy permanent buckram heading, overlocked and serged seams, weighted Special savings on washable, wrinkle.free, no-iron fertrel comers for even hanging, double side hems. polyester fabrics for spring and travel wardrobes, • .fresh birdseye pique, diamond slitch, diagonal, broken ottomon, dol, or bark stitch texlures in on array of colors ronging from lighlS and brights to beige, white, block or navy. HOW TO MEASURE: Jacobsons For width, meaSlJr8 the width of your rod, or width of distance where rod is to be placed. For length. measure frwn thG Home Decorative Shop Jacobsons top of rod to the lengthdesired. Home Decorative Shop J ) f Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pagt' Twenty-Five Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Artists Market TUTORING WORKSHOP Iell Junior High School, Satur. To Marry • , . Senior ~ign students jnt~rested day, I<'ei'ruary 24, from 10 a.m. To Open Easter Seal Campaign March 1 To Hold Exlu.blt ~n workmg as tutors ~n .the. to 12:30 p.m. Tutoring tech. wner Clt)' are cor(ilally IDYlted'. , Detroit Society For Crippled Children And Adults Willi day, April 14. to supplement the efforts (If . . -tll D t .t A t' t I ~a!te_n~_a .:~r~s~o~~Br~~~~~~~~' \\~ll be demonstrated. Benefit From Drive Wh' h C I . t ' This once-a-year campaign, the thousands of volunteer pa- 1 Entrles 10 e e rOI r IS s - Ie. u mma es conducted in Detroit, Harper raders, who will be ringing door. , :Market Poster Design Contest" Easter Sunday, April 14 Woods and. the five G r 0 sse bells in many areas March 30 . 1 open to all Michigan artists, are Lisa and Lori Ya --,:---- . l' l' . Pointes enables the Detroit So. through April 7 to tell the A & C UPHOlSTERING CO• , U.Ce~re very speCial Itt e gIrls agam ciety to carryon its program at Easter Seal story and accept i Idue tomorrow, February 23. _ 14322 Mack Ave. Phone VA 2-9660 year, very specIal lLttIe glrI~ because they are n~t the Therapy Center in Schaefer contributions," this , ! Contest jurors will be Ellen • Custom • only the Easter Seal poster Clllldren for the DetrOIt road for youngsters like Lisa A' r Li d h' f d y Sharp, print curator at the De- REUPHOLSTERING & RESTYLING SOcietd for Cbrippled Children and Adults, Inc., for the and Lori as well as many, many raisis~~s~~:m ~r:aYG~~rg~SB~~t troit Institute of Arts, and Rob. ~econ y~ar ut represent all of the Easter Seal Children adults. C. H, Chisholm, William Davis: ert Broner, of Wayne State Uni. • free pick up and delivery ill t~e Umte~ States as.;Easter ~e?1 poster children for the Easter Seals provide the Joseph Dimond, Marvin Garrick, versity, • select from hundreds of fine Nab,onal Society f,or Cllppkd Children. means for the Center to tell George Kelly, John Mahler AI. fabrics LISa and Lt?rl are the .------more and more happy stories fred McKeown and F ran k /.:. An exhibit of the winning post. • custom made slip coveTS • guaranteed • terms avtlilable four-year-old twm daughters at the Detroit Press Club and aoout those receiving treatment. Tschirhart. I, . ers opens March 1 at the .IIlar. : of Mr. an~ Mrs. Gail Yauch, had their pictures taken with Lisa and Lori were referr~d William R. Ludwig, of Rivard L ket in Randolph street. Detroit. ' FREE ESTIMATES - VA 2.9660 and will continue through March of SouthfIeld. ., 'fed Lindsay. former Red Wing to the Center for tre~tment In boulevard, is acting Detroit V 23. OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Tiny victims of cerebral; hockey club star asd 1968 Eas August of 1966 by theIr ?octor. ~iety president because of the t:: palsy, resulting in spastic para- i tel' Seal Campaign chairman, to Both have made unbelievable recent death of Paul J, Abele., f~.: plegia. the little blond sisters: publicize the drive which will progress. Marvin Garrick now holds the i, .. met press, radio and television I kid:Q(f f'riJay, March 1, and Although Lisa could walk a POst of acting first vice presi. media last week at a luncheon I continue through Easter Sun. little at first, walking indepen- ~ent, Mrs: Rose.marie Evenhuis dently has been enhanced and IS executive dIrector. strengthened by the provision ----- Mrs. Lester B. Cantrell, of EASTLAND RESTAURANT of braces and subsequent muscle Fleetwood drive, is announcing St01:ffirs toning. Willdmill Poillte the engagement of her daughter, Lori, who had to learn to Cl b W'll M JA..'HS LYNN, to William J. stand, can walk now! She sur. U l eet Quinn, Jr., son of the Senior ::'j prised her friend, Mr. Lindsay Quinns, of.University place. 10th an,n,iversary ':1 lone day recentlr by ambling ~Iembers of the Win d mill The bride-elect who is also l Ialong t~e Center s hall to wel. Pomte Garden Club will gather h d h f 'h I M ..:/ ,come hIm. . t e aug ter n t e ate r. JOIN THE CELEBRATION . Wednesday, March 6, at 12,30 Cantrell and her fiance were I At home the two little girls o'clock, in the Westchester road both g;aduated from Grosse SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 25 are the apples of the eye of home of Mrs. George Eversman. Pointe High School. two brothers, Gregg, 9¥.!, and ,. " ' . SATURDAY. MARCH 2 Jeffrey, 6%. And both girls Following luncheon and a SlIe IS contmumg her. stud.les • LUNCHEON • MEN'S GRILL think the i r big brothers are short husiness me e tin g, Jon at Way n e . State. ymversl.ty, • LAMPLIGHT DINING • COCKTAILS pretty much all right 1<)0. S will h fl d where she IS, afflh~ted \V,lth I !!,ouse s ow aIm an Alpha Delta PI. He IS servmg Mrs. Yauch says the girls Wl,Illecture on the art of Bon. with the United States Army. RESERVATIONTAKEN, DR 1-8410 have distinctly different dis. S81. _ positions. "Lisa is the leader," she says. "She's the noisy one, who loves to talk a lot, while Lori sits quietly and waits her turn, Lisa loves to mother her sister." They share one unmistakable feminine trait, though-the love of pretty frocks. They both love to get dressed up. . Patients rome to the Therapy Center on recommendation of doctors, who know of the ex.. cellent work being done there. The work involving both chilo ren and adults has the over-all objective of rehabilitation of the handicapped person to the activities of daily living. Its scope is the ronditioning of parents or relatives to II role in the rehabilitation and, more difficult, the conditioning of parents or relatives to a role in the rehabilitation and, more dif. ficult, the conditioning of the individual. paticnt to achieve his greatest potential despite his I handicap. It can be as small a thing as learning to pick up a fork - or put on a shirt. For a stroke patient, learning to move a limb, only slightly, can be as im- portant as life itself - if the Belfs are one indication that fashion is in ailment has made him a psy- chologically beaten adult beautiful shape this year. Others, are the Specifically, the area of liv- ing with a handicap embraces curved seams and romantic touches of cerebral palsy, muscular dys- trophy ahd multiple sclerosis. cur coatdress, done by 8iI18lass for It concerns the youth or adult with arthritis and rheumatism, the person incapacitated from Maurice Rentner of black silk and wool. $295. an accident or '!1llputation, or the person rehabilitating from Too. the swinging pleated skirt, fitted a cardiac seizure. All of these and m8ny more Jacket, ruffly blouse and dandy daisy of areas concern the people at the Detroit Society's Therapy Cen-, Chester Weinberg's black wool suit, $265. ter, as well as the sununer camp program supported for crippled Dacron@-that miradelPolyester-k~eps this pretty childres. double-krUt pique looking fresh as new. And those two As Easter Seal chairman, Ted HUDSON'S tones on top over a one-tone skirt make things more than Lindsay spoke briefly at the just a shade different. From our Crest Collection. lunche!ln and said: Yellow or navy with white. 8 to 16,30.00 "Team play is the thing. I know. Thf professional staff members at the Society's Thera. 16!HO Kercheval Aye" Grosse Pointe • py Center know it, too. And, (Open Thurs 'iiI 9) _ ;. they all work as a team," Downtown at 15~ Washington Blvd. .;. "Close to 115,000 letters with Northland Center Easter Seals are being mailed (Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Nights) to our friends in the seven communities in Wayne County Ginala showing of the new spring dress, coat and costume collection. Februnry 22 ai Hudson's Northland, February 23 at Eastland. Modeling 11:30 to 4:30. Miss Hudson Shop. Italian knit showing features new arrivals from Mirsa, 1esi 1051, Avagolf on February 22 at Northland, February 23 at Eastland. Modeling 11 :30 to 4:30, Hudson's Crystal Room. Hudson's Crystal Room-Downtown 7th, Other examples of more shapely fashion, also at Northland and East/and, _., , Page Twenty-six Thursday, February 22, 1908 ------~----GROSSE POINTE NEWS Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes ------,------_._------Set Pro ~ll1siC(l Concert ~larch 1 Dance Planned By Foundation 'Silent Auction' Held By Phi Sigma Alpha Mrs. George J. Probst Nora Bavis was hostess ather Ile~t auction," proceeds of which The Pro Muska So~i;;;~,;;i-- A-~eccPtion ill the Roman. I The Foundation for Exeeption. i Nancy Jackman, Pat Aumann, Detroit home for the February, were added to the treasury. Be- Detroit will meet in the Le~ture esque Room folloll's thc concert .. al Children is holding a dance: Ann Perissi, Jeanne Beecher, meeting of Michigan Alpha,! fore the evenint; was over the Hall of the Detroit Institute of on I"riday, February 23, for Pat Biere and Jayne Buck. local chapter of Phi Sigma group was pleasantly surprised Arts to hear the Munich Cham lIosts and hostesses for the teen aged retarded or handi. Anmission is free. Dance Alpha. In the abc-cnce of Bea- by a phone call from Mrs. De ber Orchestra on Friday eve. cvening are ~Ir, and Mrs. Ter. capped chi I d r e n, at Grosse hours will be from '1:30 to 9:30 trice De Voe, chapter president, Voe from Arizona. uing, March 1. ranee Bannan, ~Irs. John Chase, Pointe Memorial Churchs' Teen o'clock. who is vacationing in Arizona, An appearance of the ~Iur.i.ch ~[rs. Graham Cookson. Dr. and Cent(>r. vice-president Alma Boyd can. COl'lIPROl\lISE group is always one of the most ~(rs. Rohert Drew, ~Irs. Leland Difference of opinion presents Providing the music will be In this high cost of living el'a dueted the business session. important of musi~al events. G. Engel. ~Il'. and !llrs. C. 1\1. I no problem to pe(lple wise the "LO\'e Special Delivery" I the only way to get well.heeled After the meeting closed all The players have given over a Gar d i,; k y, Mrs. Rohert D. members participated in a "si. enough to split the difference. thousand con c e r t s together. Hauss, Mrs. I\'an Kirlin, Mrs, band whose members include,' is to keep on your toes. under the leadership of Hans John D. Krauss, Mrs. Richard Stadlmair. Their engagements Lu!.ey, Dr. and Mrs. tlugh have taken them to the princi. Stalker, Reginald Thomas and pal cities around the world. :'IIr. and Mrs. William Wither- The March 1 program will spoon. open with the "Qllatro Forme Per Archi" by Kubelik, continu HARVEY FAl'ST, a freshmafl ing with Stadlmair's "Concerto majoring in Accounting at .'.lieh. for Violin and Strings," a igan State University, son of \"ivaldi Concerto for Guitar and .\IR. and ~lRS. W! L L , A .\1 Strings and the "Five Pieces FAUST. of Anita avenue, is en for String Orcheslra" by Hinde. rolled in a co.ell Judo class at PICK UP mith. .\ISU. YOURTICKrT~ ALL THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE ARE fOR nUO~ON'~ WHISPERING THEIR IOrA fAIR SECRET fOR BRIO[~ TilES (;111(; bYOUNOmRRlrO~ Pholo b}' Ray C. Vassar Married to ll.~r.Probst, son of the George Probsts, It's coming. Hudson's Idea Fair for Brides i of F~aser, in Our Lady star of the Sea Church Friday (;OIFFURES evemng, February 9, was DOLORES BERNICE & Young Marrieds, March 9-16, on the 12th floor MOZAL, of Cook road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and all through Hudson's Downtown store. 18700 MACK AVE. Joseph Mozalouskas, of Detroit. J See bridal and trousseau fashion shows daily (no tickets necessary), cooking clinics, demonstrations, films, idea rooms, table settings, more I A superb cut, a flattering set, expert ,Miss Mozal Speaks Plus hear guest lecturars daily (no charge, treatment if needed. Special individual- but tickets are necessary, so huny, pick yours ized care is routine at TRES CH Ie, for up from our Wedding Consultant or Bride's I Vows To Mr. Probst Registry at Hudson"s Downtown, Northland, Eastland, Grosse Pointe's smartest women. Imagina- Westland, Pontiac). Lecture times: 11 :00, 12-:30, 3 :30. Dolores Bernice Mozal, of Cook road, daughter of Mr. tive creative ideas make steady patrons of and Mrs. Joseph Mozalouskas, of Detroit, and George Sat. Mar. 9: "How-to be a beauty," chance visitoi's, James ProDst, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Probst, of Charles of the Ritz', Edward Moyer Fraser, exchanged marriage vows Friday evening, Mon. Mar. 11 : "How-to plan and budget your wedding," February 9, in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. Elizabeth L. Post, Emily's grand-daughter-in-Iaw TUllS. Mar. 12: "How-to keep your husband happy:' The Reverend William 'Cf!'OJ)hernoliO'$ outolld Qut 30re. out With the '. out With Ih ~Jnl'skirts , eYmy( OUr With the ~ Cut withIh e.ather ese'nflt • Out With th ' atmg silva epfop r Out Wi/h Ih ar cOpper enoilh Ollt With Ih . eads em/fOc ' OUt With th d UIOUS furs e Ozzl' OUI With the On :ng DiCJt1a Dew Out With Ihe eSfmg TUffin On Out Wi'h th mOIVe/ous Mic:h ]dFooles e Out ae M t Out Wilh th 10geous Emm 0 t to make ro:~°f.bU1ousBetsey J:~ue/le Khonhs Para L Or mOre nSOns P'JernaJio • cnd mare d , On more, DACRON" KNIT-KNACK FOR JUNIORS By Hoot Owl. The weilve that's with it .. , r:bbed D,lCron" ro1ycster knits "re drip dry marvels that keep their CriSP r,ooo look.,. Tunic style I') bf'I,;c' over brown, navy over white Side.belted ',hdt I', In navy. beige or ycllov/ For junior pet Ites ) 13, Each 17000 KERCHEVAL AVE" in the Villag. 886.5695 , f Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.Sev~n Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Set Montessori SUJn11lerSchool ------._- Pointers Are 'Heart Of Gold' Hostesses The summer session of the 12:30 to 3 o'clock. Children will I Th, \V~~~tc~""~~~~~;;;I~;:;J~:':,;l'!-~;~"'~:.::::g At th' Sacred Heart Montessori School b'e accepted from three to five' of the Michigan Division of the nelle program chairman and U.N. as ACWW representative in Lakeshore road will be held years of age. Registration closes I ,Woman's National Farm and Mrs. Joseph E, !\Iartin publicity she served on the Executive' this year from June 19 to July April 25. I chairman. Committee of the Public In. ,•Garden Association will be held . ff' d th 31. Application forms may be ob. Registration and coffee will formatIOn 0 Ice an on e This summer school is a good taincd by writing the School, 1next Wednesday, February 28, start at 9:30 o'clock, 'I'own Hall Steering committee of UNICEf. preparation for those who will' 171 Lakeshore road. Appliea. : at the Rackham Building, meeting will be from 10 to 12 She is chairman of a subcom- begin in the Montessori School tions will not be handled by Farnsworth at Woodward ave. o'clock, with luncheon at 12:30 mittee on Nutrition and is a in September and strengthens' phone. nue, Detroit. o'clock. The Invocation will he member of AdHoc. the acquired knowledge of those. It will be a Town Hall type given by Mrs. Clarence G. May. During the past 15 years she already in school and continues' liAS BEEN meeting and "Detroit Day" nard, Royal Oak Conservation has attended International Con. thei.r progre~s without too lon6 Any man who is satisfied with : plans will be presented in de. chairman. ferences in Ireland, Australia, an Int~rrtlp!lo.n. what he has already accom- tail. Guest speaker will be !\frs. Ceylon, Scotland and Canada. SessIOns Will be held daily. plished will never get a medal The Royal Oak Branch of George F. Roberts, of North. Farm and Garden members from 9 to 1l:30 o'clock and i hr what he intends to do. WNF&GA will hostess the day. port. N.Y., representative of who heard her speak at tM Mrs. Wilbur F. Schreiger, Associated Country Women of CWC meetings in Lansing last president of the branch, has the World at tbe U.N. The title September came away inspired I appontcd Mrs. Arthur K. Hyde of her talk is "You and the by her inside picture of the 'I chairman of the day. Mrs. United Nations." United Nations. Special George W. Stuart brunch chair. Mrs. Roberts has served at There is convenient parking 1 man. Mrs. Thomas C. King res- the U.N. since ACWW received in the area. including under. ervations. Mrs. Denton Kunze consultative status. ground parking at Woodward 1 hospitality, Mrs. James T, Plew i Mrs. Roberts is a eraduate and Farnsworth. s DRESS ,I __ SALE Save on fine furniture (All from our regular stock) Buy one at the reduced Photo by Benyas-Kaufman . Hostesses for Metropolitan Detroit's working in cooperation with Women for przee •.. first "Heart of Gold" awards luncheons the United Foundation (WUF). Mrs. for outstanding volunteers in c Iud e d Smith and Mrs. Johnson represented the Norman Get the second for only $1. Pointers MRS. PIERCE SMITH, (left), Junior Women's Association for the De. of Pemberton road, and MRS. ARTHUR twit Symphony Orchestra. Co.chairmen • J. JOHNSON, also of Pemberton road. of the newly formed Volunteer Award • TODDLER • 3 TO 6x • 7 TO 14 The community-wide recognition cere- Council which sponsored the event are mony, staged in Cobo Hall on Valentine's Mrs. Gerard R. Slattery, of Lakeshore IS Including Chubbies Day, was planned by representatives road, and Mrs. Lynn A. Townsend, of , of 35 leading women's organizations Bloomfield Hills. ------...------..---- ..-----_._--_._------~--I Many Other Items ~ Daughters Of Isabella. i Sergeant DONALD L. STREH. moving I DRASTICALLY REDUCED r iFaculty Wives ! 1.ER. son of !I1R. ~nd MRS. u-' Plan Pre-Lenten Party Group To Meet ; CHARI.ES STREHLER, of Lin- P@t@rP".n~ Inc. The Daughters of Isabella., fromI'ille road,Japan hasto Vletnambeen tra....n.s.._fer...r.....e..._Id Ama Deus Circle ;::616, are hav- The Grosse Pointe Faculty REM 0VA L SA LE 1701 S Kercheval in the Village ing a Pre-Lenten card party Wives' Homemaking Group will meet on ~londay evening, Feb. :\10nday evening, February 26, TU 5.9236 ruary 26, at 8 o'clock at. the at 8 o'clock. at Gabriel Richard Roslyn road home of Mrs. Nor- (GROSSE POINTE LICENSE # 112) Hall in East Warren avenue. man DuCoin. Chairmen for the evening is Friday Evenings ,iDonation is SL25. There will be 11f~1 prizes and refreshments. Mrs. Robert McDonald. Assist. ------_. __ ..._------_ ..-.~- _.-. -. ing her are IIIrs. Edmund How- New location will be at 18332 Mack ard, Mrs. RobertRoddewig and • Blue and white eagle Mrs. Guido Sabella. bordered hand woven Ave., Grosse Pointe Farms (former After dessert and coffee, Dr. coverlet. TRES CHIC COIFFUIJES Elaine Hacker. obstetrician and location of Van Riper Studio) gynecologist. will give a lecture • New E n g I and bow 18700 MACK AVE. which will be followed by a front mahogany Hep- question.and-answer peri 0 d. plewhite 4 drawer bur- Chairman for the evening is eau beautifully inlaid Mrs. Robert McDonald. Assist. WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THEIR NEW ing her are Mrs, Edmund How. • Jacobean oak 4 drawer BOUTIQUE WILL BE OPENING SOON, ard, I\1rs. Robert Roddewig and bureau in fine condi- 11\Irs Guido Sabella. , tion. NORMAN FINE FURNITURE PLUS A LARGER, MORE SPACIOUS Many a man convinces others • Oriental scrolls and HAIR STUDIO FOR THE SMARTEST without convincing himself other paintings, prints and mats, 20139 MACK AVE. AT OXFORD LADIES OF GROSSE POINTE. A NEW • Group oriental art ob- I LOOK IN AND OUT' - - - A NEW LIFE jects. DRAWING Phone TU 4.1888 NAME FOR US. Evening classes, Weds. or Thurs. 10 weeks - limited The Mitchell1s enrollment Beginners also welcome Antique Shop The Posh. Stl.dio of Reality ~IIl~. Call 839-2530 17331 MACK SAME lOCATION, SAME SUPERB HAIR STYLISTS var~a IBet. Neff and St. Clai,1 ART STUDIO 18700 MACK AVE. 886.1377 13923 Gratiot Ave. TU 2.4724 George was quite a gentleman-:- ",(.~:\., but then so are the exciting men with whom we associate. Cotor Blowup by Vanity Fair •• !' oh! you know them the vivid colors of springtime christian. 91no :. '-, '\' 1'~J { tricot and Lycra~ Spandex intimates. sidney charles (\.. j-¥-:. Underwire bra. 32-36 ABC. 6.00 samuel ~ ! A ' 1 1 .r,'•. , Pantie girdle. S-M-l. 11.00 ben '" . ..., ady tom 9ilb~rt frank you can probably guess their last names . . . but we'll never tell ! P /S If you really must know 'yOU can peek into that dear Boutique in the new Bank Building on the hill. You'll generally find them "hanging around" any time after 10 a.m. ", .... "'~j; •• Jacobson's ~"-\'..~'-~) in the Village touch of elegance colonial federal building 63 Kercheval.on-the.hill • grosse pointe farms 886-3781 FREE PARKING with Your Purchase Open Thursday and Friday Evenings • • ------z Thursday, February 22, J 968 Pa98 Twenty-Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes : mick, son of :'Ilr. and :'I1rs. John I ROBERT O. ARTNER, of East Betrothed J. McCormick, of Detroit. Doyle place, will head the De. Engaged The bride.elecl is a graduate troit.area a I u m n i solicitation Maitland MacKenzie Feted Before Rites . of Michigan .~tate ~niversity, campaign during Case lnstilute . N' .. -.--'- -.-"-'" . Wressel, gave a pantry shower guests at a reception at the Uni. I where she afflllated With Kappa ,. . Delta sororit.v. Her fiance re- of Technology s $17 million fund. P,re- uptlal Festivities Culminate Saturday Morning i and luncheon at Jllrs. Remick's ver~ity C I u b following their' ceived his Bachelors and Law raising campaign, the largest in . University place home. . daughter's wedding. I With Brunch Given By Mr. And Mrs. James ~ degrees from the University of Case's history. :'fr. Artner, Case Remick Before Afternoon Ceremony i This evening, Mrs. Arthur I ----- ' Detroit. '32 joined the national team • • .... '. ' .,.. • i Schaupeter, who will be one of: Detroit Rose Society An A p r i I 15 wedding is which will solicit contributions ~artles honOring bnde.elect Maitland IJarns M~c- i Miss MacKenzie's attendants, i To Meet Tomorrow planned, in Our Lady Star of I from 11,000 C3se alumni in ma- Kenzl~, da~ghter of Dr. and !\frs, Edward P. MacKenzIe, .will entertain at the Spinster! -- the Sea Church. jor cities across the nation. of Umverslty place, who will speak her marriage vows to.. . \:. . John James Gre h r M Ch leG h f D Dinner III her Sl. Clair Shores. A meetmg of the Detrolt Rose, 'OI't and th laCt' Mson°c rhs. lh' arSes 'd rec , 0 e- home. and Ronald Hanlon, who: Society will' be held in the' ~ t 'i;1'" :.l ....w tl , e e r. rec, IS at ur av art ernoon . ..t d' f WWJ W t Laf tt F'eb~uary 24, began early this month.' , 1'111 be Best h~an, Will fete t~e bO~I~Ovsa~dat Se~onde~"en:;,eD: i . F1rS~ to fete the prospec . ..,.------pr.ospectJve bndegroom and hls troit, tomorrow, Friday, Feb. i hv~ brIde were Mrs. Joseph lingerie shower Fehruary ]6 frl~nds at the ~achelor Dmner. ruary 23, at 8 o'clock in the eve- SmIth and Mrs. Rob e r t were Mrs. Jay Sorge and Mrs. 'I he Robert MlIhgans, of Lake- ning. ~KITCHEN~\~. Sumner, who entertained at .Henry F. Vaughan, Jr. Parly' land avenue, will entertain to. William :'Ilihelich, known for, a luncheon and table-top. sc~ne wa~ Mrs. Sorge's T'1u, morrow at a cocktail party be his potted roses, will present i shower in Mrs. Smith's rame road home. fore the Rehearsal Dinner and the program, "What's New in Lakepoinlp. avenue home on The following day, Saturday, on Saturday the Remicks' will Roses for 1968." Remodeling', February 10. February 17, Mr~. James Rem. I entertain at a brunch for out.of------, Hostesses at a luncheon and ick ,m,l her daughter, ~1rs. John iOl'in guests before the 2:30 ~ I 'r A. :'IfE A C H, of Grosse, ! ~Is Our Only Business! ~ o'clock ceremony in C h ~i s t :P?lUte H~gh Sch?ol,. received a; '1 ~;.;.;;.;;,.,;;;"';;:;i,;':::;;.;,/.;.: ••,.".;:~; Ch h I scholarship nOIlU.latlOn, fit the, Photo by Bran,by Studio ~HONE FOR A FREE ESTIMATE 5&" 114DD urc . .. ! ann~a.1. Scholastic Art Awards II Mr. and ~Irs. Robert DuRant, Photo by EddIe McGr.t~, Jr. I CAll ComCT WITHIN75 MIllS /.£ ~l!_ MacK.~:~l!s'_V!II_we~coml)I Exhlbltlon recently. of Fleetwood drive, are announc- At a dinner party Saturday ing the engagement of their evening, February 10. in their If it's from Wri]ht Kay, it's Distinctive. l daughter, BARBAR.<\ ANN. to Grand Marais boulevard home,' I James Ronald Colyer, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Teriua and Mrs. Emanual Colyer, of KITCHENS AT FACTORY DIRECT PRICES McClure, Ill. announced the engagement of GROSSI; PTE.: 15218 E. JEFFERSON, Open Dally 'ti( 5 DEARBORN: 13101 W. WARREN, Daily and Sunday 'til 5 The bride elect attended East. their daughter, MAR I L Y N oA, l ern Michigan University and FRANCES, to James R. ?llcCor- I Southwest Missouri State Col- Georgian . I lege. Her fiance was graduated - Rose I Ilast year from Southeast lIIis. (left souri State, where he affiliated i I with Pi Kappa Alpha and Alpha f Phi Omega fraternities. Living. Color j~ An April 13 wedding is plan- ~ ned. , I ------. I.Noted Violinist I Marlborough PORTRAITS (right) I With Symphony By, • , I Master violinist Zino Fran.' cescatti will be featured with i the Detroit Symphony Orches., v11,f}~t7'$... tra playing Lalo's "Symphonie ' Espagnole" on Thursday and i Saturdny evenings, February PHOTOGRAPHERS \ 29 and March 2, at 8:30 o'clock in Ford Auditorium. "In The Village" I Paul Parey. condu'ctor-emeri. 16839 Kercheval tus of the Symphony, will be 884.4280. on the podium. j "FRUIT 'N' CHEESE" Also on the program will oe Paray's Symphony No. 2 in A ineluding cheese knife ••• major and Henri Rabaud's tone poem "La Procession Noc- SPECIAL 1/4 OFF-NOW, THRU MARCH 9 I The 10" fruit bowl sits at the top of a hand- turne." made black wrought iron stanu. Paray completed his Second' Symphony in 1936. He explains Hardwood cheese board is located directly I that he "finally got around to I Now, beneath the bowl (just where it belongs) and A long.awaited opportunity for you to start putting it on paper in 1939 in the hand rubbed stainless steel cheese knife 1 or cOh'plete your sterling flatware service. Treport where it served as a rounds out the en:;emble. The well surround- Choice of "Classic" patterns, and, with, the calming influence during the ing the cheese, board will hold enough crackers purchase of a service for eight you receive a terrible d3Ys of the Nazi ascen- to feed an army. handsome anti-tarnish wined chest (16.50 dancy in Europe." value) at no extra charge. 4.piece place The first performance took I $10 setting, regularly 46.00, now 34.50. place in Paris in 1940 with the Also available in 24 Karat gold composcr conducting. Paray including special gold plated apple slicer .•. $25 (Patlerns not shown: Hepplewhite, Petite Fleur, Danc- led the Detroit Symphony in ing Flowers, Cameo, Autumn Leaves, Silver Wheat' performances ofthe work in II 1955 and 1961. Tickets for the concerts are I avaiiable at .Ford Auditorium mE Wright I{ay Box Office (961-0700), all 15 L.B. KING CO. metropolitan Grinnell's stores IN THE FISHER BUILDING TR. 5-5660 1500 Woodward, 17051 Kercheval, Grosse Poinle, and North- and all Hudson's stores. • land. WO 2.0500, Downtown open Mon. & Wed. 'Iii 8:30. Zino Francescatti was born in MRrseilles, France. He first came to this country in No. vember 193~ to make his debut with the New York Philhar- -' monic. He has toured here ev. cry season since then, appear- ing repeatedly as ~oloist with If i111Plll()(.h:,-; all Ibe top orchestras. This \\.1) be his fifth appear- ance with the Detroit Sym. Detroit phony Orchestra. Northland Among the 27 University of I Birmingham Michigan seniors who have been Grosse Pointe named Woodrow Wilson desig- Westland nates, marking them as among ! the top prospects for eventual I college professorships, is i\UCH. HAIRSTYLES i AEL C. OLSHAUSEN, of Van I I Antwe!1l._. • 1Venue. ._ that go to your head also: " -4 • permanents • hair coloring • manicur.e and pedicure • sauna • facials • corrective makeup salon • wig salon SPECIAL I BEST-LOVED Delroil" p'oud, Frend. heri!af'! i. •reoorn in Ihe diatingui,hed Holel SPRING KNITS 51. Re(is. The mark of Ihis flut hotel i,its cuisine and '''e comlorlable 18.90 manner in which il i."'I\'ed. Call r('j:(uiarly $30 to $36 DINNERS From $(,$0 INCLUDINC ENTREE. souP OR SAUD. Colorful spring array of Dacron1\ POHTO • VEGETA~LE , BEVERAGE 886-3050 polyester knits in ribbed ottoman Pri,alr, IU"lIriol1\ mrrlinr.: rooms for on oppomlmcnt weave. It's a famous.maker Cls~ort- al.li!;,},lr for exrculive luncheoos :\Ilfl di lI1H"r--. ment that includes your f,)Vorite P,II king i" OfCO\lrse, at 1)0 rll:IIgr. Vf'r- shifts in long and shorHleevcd HOTEL sians; washable, wrinkle resistant. Ex- citing values! 8-16. Moderate Dresses. 20902 Mack at Hollywood 8T+R€61S Grosse Pointe Woods W~t Grand Him. at Cass TR }.300D Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Nine Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Romantic Spring Predicted Plan Heritage Market, Lunch A sparkling new idea has been Reservations may be lIUlde by added to the usual "Fair" or calling TE 1.0168. "Charitabl~ B~zaar" fe~liyities Other departments at the' 11in1eIh 0 (~11:" by th~ Hlstor!C Me!U0nals So- Market will include an Attic clety I~ Detr~lt. ThlS year, the Shop, Pantry Shop, Jewelry Society s Hefltage. Day Lunch- Booth, Aprons and Bibs sad eon and Market WIll.!Dclude a Paperback BOOKS. "Plum Tree" laden WIth tokens representing authenticated an. Arrangements h a v e bee n tiques, (the plums!), mixed up made to have a "candid camera- with surpri SALE WORTHWHILE SAVINCS ON FINE PURSE ACCESSORIES French purses, billfolds, clutches, even some purse secre- CHRIS (!IiI's.Hoger K.) POWERS, of Lincoln road, taries included in the group. Fine assortment from a famous models one of the coming season's most "romantic" looks, all satin and lace and ruff]e~ by Kasper for maker, in smooth and grained leathers, novelty fabrics. Joan Leslie. This dress, and many others, will be shown at Fashionslope '68, the annual compreheqsive Every color you could wish for! All great values, formerly parade of spring styles sponsored by tile WOl1lpn'13 $5 to $9. Association for the Detroit Symphony (~:chestra in cooperation with the J. L. Hudson Company, to be presented in Hudson's downtown store auditorium Detroit • Northland • Birmingham • Crosse Pointe • West'and next Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, February 27 RUGS, and 28. Hundreds of quality new and used Oriental rugs. Choose antique or modern in Kerman,. Church Wonlen Plan Meetings Keshan, Chinese, Sarouk, Bo- kara, Hamadan and others. The Women's Association of IHam Schmidt and ~lrs. William the Grosse Pointe Congrega-I Westine witt co.hostess. tional Church will hold group, Afternoon groups 1Ueeting at Since 1897 FINAL CLEARANCE meetings in members' homes on 12:3() o'clcck include Group One. Tuesday, February 27. at the Oxford road home of 1\Irs G l' 0 up' Eight will have a Charles Long. :\Irs. Ralph Kim. Tadross & .Zahloute OF GIRLS brunch meeting at 9:15 o'clock ble will speak about Africa. Co. in the home of :\lrs. Lewis Slat- hostesses will be !III'S. Kenneth 136 Madison WO 2-5016 er, of Lewiston road, Guest Wheeler. :\[rs. James Armour speaker will be Mrs. :\lary Brown and :\lrs. L. L. Van Dagens. • Specialists in Carpet Cleaning DRESS AND SCHOOL SHOES from the "Teen Drop Inn." Group Two will also gather for The group will also bring i luncheon at "Irs. Floyd Dargel's toys and work on a quilt for the Crestwood drive home. A pro- Winnebago Indians. lIlrs. Wil. gram on religious art will be --- .....----.--.--- - presented by lilts. Leslie Low- ery. Co.hostesses are Mrs. Emil Heinrich and Mrs. Jerry Gerich. OMNl is the furniture thai allows you Orig, 7.50 to 11.00 to 11M in one room a den, iV room, At the same time Group Three Wbere CAN AmericlIRS will meet in the home of Mrs. IibrlIry, bar, linen closet, and $pace Jerry Huvaere in Belanger road. for your pre-c:olllmbian cbjets d'art. A friendly service program is An exceptional opportunity to purchase top quality being planned by Mrs. George I trllvel toJ giris' footwear at a fraction of their original prices. Helm. Mrs. Carle Cubberly and :\lrs. David Palmer are the other Pumps, strap styles and oxfords in sizes to fit infants, hostesses. If legislation on the proposed travel restrictions are children, misses and growing girls. Group Four will hear Mrs. Kit passed ... you will still be able to travel (without Crawford, director and teacher at Delray Cooperative Nursery, tax penalty) to the following areas: at an 8 o'clock evening meeting at the home of Mrs. Richard GIRLS SHOE BOOTS Cooper in Perrien place. Mrs. Alaska • Canada Daniel Moriarty, :\lrs. J,{urt Tech • $3 and 1\lrs. Howard Wright will be Hawaii United States Grig. 8.00 to 11.00 :hostesses for the group. • • Caribbean Bahamas Leathers and vinyls in 8, 9 and 10 inch heights, IMPROPER DRIVER • • for chi Idren, misses and growing girls . City Police officers Dwight Bermuda • Mexico Scott and Ronald Pryor were • LOUNGING SLIPPERS driving south on Neff between Mack and Charlevoix on Fri- Central and South America day, February 16. when they I • $1 and $2 observed Carmen Fiscelli. 2632 Phillip, Detroit, driving im- properly. They stopped Fiscelli, DAY TRAVEL CO. aM~1I who told police that he had had ...... BUD DAY, PRESIDENT something to drink and maybe SHELF SHOP shouldn't be driving. Fiscelli ~\\tU"ft, 24400 Harper Aye. and his passenger were taken to 16847 Kercheval ~.~ TU 6.0111 City Police station and sent I' • Jacobsons in the village '} ~ Phone 775-6128 home in a cab. The car was 1,,f~U~~~ in the Village held at that station to be picked UJl later in the day. You're reaU,. LAMPS .poUed at by Sboreline MARTIN East You'll never hear the ~orn,even if y~urne~ door neighbor IS GaoTlet! Shoreline East can Tlghtl, SoleI blow their own horn !boullhe wonderful_ sound conditioning. Ihe, NEW YORK $poil you in their own quiel way. SHOW SAMPLES IhJdio, onllnd two bedtOOlt "",1I11D111 $m/lllOl\ lll • lamps • lamp Shades • Lamp Mounting and Repairing • Lighting Fixtures SHORElINE EASI APARTMENTS 15439 MACK AVE. .200 EAST ~EFFERSO" MOOti' ,ptn noon 6 00 p,lf, TU 1.9333 Call 567.1175 2612 N. Woodward Aye. \Between 12 &. 13 Mile Roadl) 549.0242 • Thursday. February 22.1968 Page Thirty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes PROFlT.ANGLE l PRICE TAG I Mr. Herman To Take Bride . Too many peo~le are. more Any person who accepts fa. Cl h G ild mtere.sted I.n ge1tJ.ng ~helr bite vors is placing a mortgage on lUre u S Fashion Favors For DBC Birthday Party A June 29 wedding is being State University School of Medi. ~~n_~~ gIVIng theIT bit. his peace of mind. Set Meetings planned by Lois O. Hoffman, cine. daughter of the Ernest W. Hoff. Army Private CLINTON R. I . The Night Guilds of St ~1iCh.1 mans, of Detl'Oit, and William :ael's Episcopal Church have J. Hermanu, Jr., son of Mr. and BOGDZIEWICZ, 20, son of MR. I sche .,ft. S 7 7 ? 2 SSE? S ? $ pcr '7 S tt eM Page Thirty.one Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Woman's Page ••. by, of and for Pointe Women World Day of Prayer !Observance Planned LAST 10 DAYS! Womell From Many Pointe Churches Po!rticipting In Traditional Service To Be Held At St. . Michael's Friday, March I OUR ANNUAL STOREWIDE MIDWINTER SALE The 81st annual World Day of Prayer Service will be observed in the Grosse Pointe area on Friday, March TMs is that wonderful ~ime of the year when we at Englander's offer thrifty Detroiters tremendous sav- I, at 1 o'clock at St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Sun. ings that ore well below our regular selling prices. Our decorators will be pleased fo assist and, ningdale drive. of Chairs available in Cane arm chair, pad back vintage flnish was $148 - SALE $118 10% DOWN DELIVERS• • - Cliffcrd N. Wright A_illtel-Ivchitllch Secluded 3.2 acres near Bloomfield Hills Country Club and Cranbrook. End Table Stimulating atmosphere 0 f fer s rolling terrain, broad vistas, trees, wild life and lovely W24 D2B tl21 meadows. Area restriction two acre minimum. Estate privacy. was $119 .. SALE $95 Four bedrooms, family room, library and summer deck. Kitchen styled by St. Charles in its new 'Coun ~ry Manor' design • • • blending equipment, finishes and features into one-of-a kind flJcility, Architecturally: Early Californian Mission. Extensive detailing. includes: Privately fashioned 'Hacienda' brick. Arched loggia. Court yard. Balconies. Heavy shake roof. Interior appoint- ments include: Two story foyer. Wide use of cathedral ceilings. Meticulous craftmanship in wood, woodworking and cabinetry. Decor favors Mediterranean but the interior scheme is Storage Lamp Table uniquely transformable to contemporary, Infinite array of desired and custom features for W28 D2B.H22 every convenience and total enjoyment. Built in 1966. Stora1e Lamp Table was $299 SALE $2a, W28 024 H21 Two hundred thirty-five thousand. was $299 ... SALE $239 Twin Cocktail Tables W20 020 HI7 was $159.95 SALE $128 Round Cocktail Table Dia. 43" H16 RALPH MANUEL ASSOCIATES, INC. was $286 . • . .. SALE $229 REALTORS Ope .. Mon •• Thun .• fri., Sat. 'tll 9 NORTHLAND EASTlAND 8IRMI.NGHAM 1821 West Maple Birming:ham, Michigan 647.7100 566-1524 .. ---~------.a , , Page Thirty.two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 22. 1968 Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Susan Kinzie Will Be Bride Spanish Club To Hear Taller !Slate Beta Sigma Phi ]Annual Genesian Check 'Heritage' Antiq ues ------Fashion Show March b IF I Mr. and Jtfrs. Julian Magill kory Corners, formerly of Wash. The ~lal"ch program of lh~ Dr. Taber, a m('llJber of the' , j esti'val Sunday Grsse Poinle Spanish Cluh will stafi at Henry Ford Jlospital,' " --,- ! Kinzie of Hickory Corners. ington road, and the l~te Julian be held at the Grosse Pointe was with the "5, S, HOPE" at Turn The Ke~ - Open The Mich.,' have announced the en- M. Kinzie. of Grosse Pomtf!. St. Paul students will be rep. War ~Ie m 0 r i J I on ~Ionday, Cartagena in Colombia last fall: Door To Fashion" will be the gagement of their daughter, Miss Kinzie was graduat.ed resented in fine fashion in the ,Susan Butler Kinzie, to Chris. from Gull Lake CommUDlty ~larch 4. .It 8 p.m, Speaker for and will share his experiences theme of Detroit's Beta Sigma annual Genesian Interpretation the en'ning will he Or. Rodman with the Spanish Cub. Phi City Council fashion show I topher John Burns, son of Mr. School and Garland J.unior C~l. Festival to be held this Sunday, and Mrs. Cia r en c e Joseph lege, and is presently studymg E, Taber of 520 Saddle lane. The Grosse Pointe Spanish Wednesday evening March 6 February 25, at Mercy College. Burns, of Chace Point, Little at Rhode Island College. Club is an organization of Point. beginning at 7 o'cl~ck in Liv: ers who meet once a month to ' This contest, sponsored by the ,Compton, R.I. Her fiance is an alumnus of learn about Spanish. speaking onia's Roma Hall. Proceeds will National Catholic Theatre Con. I The bride.eled is the grand. St John's School and will be CHEMEX countries and cultures. Oppor. be donated to the Detroit Asso. ference, gives high school stu- daughter of the late Mrs, Laura' f H d C I Butler Higbie, of Edgemere graduated rom. arvar 0 • tunity is pro'.'icled at each mt'et. dation for RE'tarded Children. dents an opportunity to express themselves through the thoughts road and the late Carlton Hig. lege, where he IS a member of COFFEE ing to practice speaking Span- T' k t d f t~ . f ish. IC e .I an ur ner JD orma- of famous authors throughout "bie 'also of Grosse Pointe, and the 0\111 Club and Hasty Pud. CENTER All Pointers are welcome to tion may be obtained by calling histor~'. :. of hrs. Howard Bennett, of Hie- ding Institute, in June. attend Spanish Club meetings. CR 4.2699. Twenty.nine Catholic schools . from Detroit and the surround. :iog .areas will compete in the ,festival. Representing 51. Paul's in hu. morous prose is Robert Hurley; 'in serious prose. Patricia Phil. lip; lyric poetry, David Pro. venzano; narrative poetry, Anna Wiringer; religious poetry. Den- ise Wissman; Bible reading, IDavid Fromm; non-original or. awry, Kevin Crowther; child. ren's literature, James Hayes; Shakespeare, Daniel Wieme; dramatic interl>retation, Michael Ferrell. For the multiple reading cate. MRS. ROBERT O. ARTNER, of Doyle place, gory, Dorothy Davis, Robert MRS. WARREN WINSTANLEY, of North Oxford Browning, Tony Provenzano, road, and MRS. NORMAN L. PARKER, of Bedford Gail Fayad, Sue Hollerbach and road, (left to right), members of the Histor.i,: Memorials Sue Sendelbach will do a cutting Society, inspect a few of the antique items to be from Lewis Carroll's "Alice in offered at the Society's annual Heritage Day Lunch. Wonderland. " eon and Market to be held at the Grosse Pointe War MAXON BROTHERS INC. Memorial next Thursday, February 29. The Market AOPi Alumnae Schedule opens at 10:30 o'clock. Luncheon will be served at TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT M'Jeting Next Tuesday 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. Winstanley is general co-chairman of the Luncheon-Market. Mrs. Parker is president of Grosse Pointe members of the the Society. Mrs. C. C. Egan, of McMillan road, Miss RACHEL BAUMANN Detrit Alumnae C hap t e r of Marion L. Hopson, of Mack avenue, Mrs. Roy K. Alpha Omicron Pi will attend a Stewart, of Somerset road, and Mrs. Artner are among Sunningdale Drive chapter meeting on Tuesday those heading sub.committees working for the affair. IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH OUR FIRM evening, February 'l:l, at 8 DEALING IN Especially appropriate for tnose who appreciate large graceful rooms. o'clock in the home of Mrs. Ideal residence for entertaining. Mutschler kitchen, family room, den, Robert Crain, of Mallina road, Hear Policies Of New School GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES 2 lavatories. Three family bedrooms and two baths. 2 car attached Detroit. garage. Lot l00x166 Barnes, Parcells, and Star of Sea Schools. Con- The group wHi work on a sew. Dr. William Craig, principal ball, cross eountry, basketball, 83 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Poiflte Farms 36 ing project for the College of Grosse Pointe North High tact one of our consultants for appcmtment arrangements and com- baseball, track, tennis as well as TUxedo 2.6000 plete information. Women's Volunteer. S e r v ice. School, met with sophomores golf and wrestling. Mrs. S. M. Harding. CWVS who will be attending North next The physical education depart. Exclusive by representative, will report on year to explain some of the a recent meeting of this service policies of the new school. ment will have three gyms. a organization. Dr. Craig said that an individ. college size basketball court and :\frs. John Warge!in, Chapter ual study pass will be made an l"shaped swimming pool. ORI1\ND president, who attended a re- available to all students. This cent meeting of the Detroit Area pass will entitle the students • • HEARTY Council of AOPi, will lead a with study halls to go to the lib. JeJi.REALTORs.-, discussion concerning the soro. rary resource centers labs ity's activitives with the Arthri. study areas or union' center: TWO ATTRACTIVE NEWCOMERS TU 6.3800 tis Foundation in Detroit. Thi.!Jpass w'ill give the student 19 KERCHEVAL Any alumna interested in at. more independence in studying. (next to Punch & Judy Theater) tending this meeting may con. Both scbools will introduce a These first offerings are worth a closer look !ad Mrs: Wargelin for .further structured honors program next I mformation and reservatIons. year. This program means if a ------student has a 3.5 honor point • aver8ge and has completed 4 Bedrooms, 3¥.z Bathrooms. Fam • (OU'll FIND QUALITYIN OUR CORNER eight honors t'Ourses upon grad. ily Room. Recreation Room with uation, his name will be placerl additional fireplace and Lavatory. on the principal's list, compar. Built in 1952 in very good condi- able to the dean's list at the col- tion. Large grounds, prestige loca. lege level. tion. North will have two lunch periods, each 45 minutes long during which time the library. study arer.s, labs, resource cen- ~SAVE 7~ONNEWTOASTETTES will ters and small gym be open to the students, as well as the ., The only toaster pastry baked with Nabisco quality open court. when weather per- The Southern touch. This imposing mits. home is more informal inside. In Attendance at the new high fact, you'll find it delightful. It A baker is very careful before he puts his school will be on the honors sys. name on a piece of pastry. tern. No notes or phone calls has 3 Bedrooms, 2* Bathrooms, That's why NABISCOhas to have the ripest, will be required if a student is a Library and a Recreation Room. juiciest apples ••• the plumpest blueberries absent. When the student returns Built in 1953, the house is In good condition. •.. the shiniest cherries ••• the sweetest to school he must pick up a card in the office to be signed by his strawberries. first hour teacher before being And It has to be our finest flaky crust. allowed to return to class. U any TOASTETIES. By NABISCO. students show they cannot func. T~e first toaster pastry that actually tastes tion on an honor, system they as good as you hoped it would. Or our name will be handled on an individual BUSINESS IS PEOPLE wouldn't be on it. basis. The ,~tudents of both high Especially. service business. Along with the people listed below. we offer to Grosse Pointe sellers and buyers: experience, rellabtlty. knOWledge. and schools will be able to use the courteous ethIcal behavior. . facilities of both scboollibraries with presentation of a high Paul Maxon Thomas Nestar Wlnnlfred M. Weyhing Richard L. Maxon Axel P. Holt Robert H. Opydyk. school I.D. card. Bernard WhItley Darwin D. MartIn Merry Stamm.n There will be a full athletic Hugh C. Wilson William H. Rieman. Jr. lien. Kelly program, with varsity and jun- WlUlam B. Davlin Winfield S. Jewell, Jr. ior varsity sports, including foot- MR. and MRS. MARTIN Mc- Member of Grosse Pointe Real Estc.te Board's KEE, of Ridgemont road, en- Multiple Listings System tertained "Villagers" commit- tee members Sunday evening as they planned a February 24 Exclusive Agent dance at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. Highlight of the MAXON BROTHERS,lnc. Tuxedo 2-~ evening will be the "big band" A conscientious policy makes its own friends sound or the eight-piece orches'l tra of Danny Baker with his I I vocalist Patty Brown. live where the fun is four seasons long. 1 bedroom executive ~.a~'"-.'£ ,"'M"" apartments presently available from $170 monthly. Each over f*~ '.I. ~', n'I. "HJnd 750 square feet with lakeview patio or balcony. Wall.to.wall . eaorl ~t~~~.ngcaTPeting. Airc;r~~~~:~:i~:;;::.':~:t~~:.!i~~;~ ~:~i::'dE~~~:~~;~ waterfront clubhouse. Model apartments open 12 noon ~ to 7 p.m. daily and SundiJY.Phone: 791.2840 --1 f I 1 SAVE7~ 1 with this coupon on your next purchase of any variety of TOASTETTES 1 1 1 M,. G,oc.,: Via will redeem IlJis coupon for 7~ pillS 2~ lor Mndlin~ 1 when IliO term, /), fhi' "flc, h,1Ye b',cn comr1lcd wilh Any othc, ar- pIH,i1110r) ulrt51,luTns ";'111(1. Invoices providing su!rlcieol purcha~c9 I c,l rOA', Hi Tl.S 7')(l'!'.1f'J r,I~I,~r:S to to\lN coupons redeemed mus1 1 tj(~ ;1"iHI:tlll(~ (In fCt1l1("jl C~,n~,L~mcrto p~'~ 5.1IC$ lal( whero oppll- (ilt)lf' C()I,;;(lrl nidi (I(J! tlC .I~,',111nf'd or trOln'!'.rcucd bV you, Coupon , \I[,Ir1 V.rldl r,lr4",r-rl\f'd tit ().;t~,llle i1f}r!ncy or tHokcr or whero if! u'SO I h ~,'I(dllf)I\I'rl, 1l:',11 I( l"t! (if l",,:('d (iood In lJ 'S A. Ca5h Valuo 1J201h (If l~ l~flld(:J 10 ono JJ(:I fiJr1'llly I~ , 1 ~ I Mail 10: TOASTETTES, p,O, Box 640, MI. Vernon, N.Y. 10559 I~ 25 Mlnuleslrom Downtown. ford Expressway. East on Metropolilln Parkway. I Nallonal UJscu,1Company - I3lscuil Division I~ HOMER WARREN & CQMPANY Riillt on Crocker. Right em Jefferson 10 Harbor Club Apartments. L DIME BUilDING • DETROIT. MICHIGAN • WOODWARD 1.0321 • ~~~-~-~~~~~~~--~~----~--~--J. 3 a & j 2 tt 522 ::a J1I 3 idE 12 2 & 2 Isa SiJ3 t & It j $ db' 2 ji , a 1 JiLt GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty.three ~~man's Page • • • by, of and for. Pointe Women ------._-_._--_._- buildings, proselvtizing for new students - and doing Liggell School senior ELIZA WOOD, daughter og ~m, and i Hid H · CI b FINKENSTAEDT, daughter of .\IRS, HUGH G. WOOD,of Tour. ~rom Another Pointe of View ! both successfull)", , . * ...... :. 11 0 armon Ie u JJR. and JIRS. WILUAJI C. aine road, will enter Briarcliff 1 FINKENSTAEDT, of F ish e I' College, Briarcliff ~Ianor, N.Y., I.... ------1 The Alumnae Association of Garland Junior College, : • d ' E · road, and Grosse Pointe Univer. in September as members of the (Continued from Page 21) i Boston, .Mass" is holding a tea for prospective students! I I sity School senior ELIZABETIl freshman class. . t' 0 kl d U' . . " i and their mothers at the Vendome road home of Mrs. Pres ent s ve n n9 CIa lOn" a a~ ,~lVel'Slty an? t!l~ Ulllversity Center for Joseph W. Farley this Sunday afternoon, beginning at .' Adult Education ale Overture s Jomt sponsors. 3:30 o'clock. . ---;------. -- . This year's productions include Menott'I's "Th Hostess l\,t Fl' th f J P I' Black Tie Party BeginS With Cocktails, Includes . '" . .., " e rs. ar ey IS e ormer ean os~e lUS, a D' AdD . . M P . t Grosse Pointe Shores MedIUm., . Chel ubml s The Portuguese Inn" and Act I Garland graduate. Assistant hostess will be another Gal'- Inner n anc'"9. any om ers of PUCCInI'S "La Boheme," Curtain time is 8 o'clock. land graduate, Janet Fuger. Among Guests At Gala ON THE LAKE! ...... Among ~hose who've already m~d~ plans to meet Harmonie Club was th-e scene Saturday evening, Those Busy College Alumnae and confer With. Mrs. Beckett Jones, director of .Garland's . February 17, of the 1968 President's Ball honoring cur- Magazine articles in recent months have been telling Alu~n~e RelatIOns, and Jam.es So~erberg, director of! rent President William F. Miller, other officers and. EXECUTIVE'S RETREAT us the all~girl college is fast becoming extinct, t.hat l'l'sl'ng AdmiSSIOns, are Mrs. Frank Wilberdlllg and her daughter their ladies. All past presidents were also honored. Mary, Mrs. William Touscany and her daughters Chris- F t' 't. b t 6 30 ;,------At the end of a rustic, private lane through a bower costs and facuH)' raids are forcing amalgamation and tine and Lorell M Rob t H d h . d ght es IVI les egan a : 1 affiliation ... but try telling local alumnae groups that S d]\K e , rS' O.lder d hess dan htel Calu. del' o'clock when members and gala event included Mr. an J-F JENZEN in apartment living Buildil/g There's more to your monthly rental than meets the eye! Do you pay e>.trafor ele~tricity? Painting? Did you instatl April wedding plans are be- your own carpeting? Now add the cost of these items to ing made iJy D i ann Pearl . ADDITIONS the rental you're paying and you're in for a jolt. At Doetsch' and Joseph G. Schott. REMODELING 1514 Washington Boulevard your rental includes All hoefer, JII, whose engagcment #ffJi4 UTILITIES, AND CARPETING. ha~ been announced by her par- / You'll find you can afford these ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J., 43011 III. {.974+ Sillce 1946 luxurious apartments . . , r$"1ke/t Doetsch, of Woods Lane. I they're a bargain! I The bride.elect is a graduate ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS -:k~I!/' of the Detroit College of Busi- $215/MONTH KitcheL's - Bathrcoms designed tl/{VldlflNt nes~, where she affiliated with, Recreation Rooms -- -Acoustical ceilings two BEDROOM APARTMENTS Alpha Iota, international honor-I Penonoli .. d Architectural Service FROM S290/MONTH ;-~ (l ,- Complete Home & Commercial S.r~ic. (]lJfI{(dW(t?/t--- ary sorority. APARTMENTS Ikr fiancc is thc son of ',he Open everyday 11-7 p.m. !J. G. 5cholthoefers, of '[roy, Sunday 12 noon.6 p.m. Call 953.8448 or 955-2131 i formerly of 51. Clair Shores. CJJk~ FIRST OFFERING Introduces This colonial home possesses all the charm. fine detail and spaciousness of an ollier home plus many additional conveniences provided by extensive [family c'>mofgasbol'd remodeling. every Sunday evening The firsi. floor accommodations include a large entrance hall, 22-foot paneled librJry, dining room measuring 15x17 feet, large modern kitchen, 4 to 9 p.m. breakfast room and lavatory. Four bedrooms and two bathrooms are found Bring all the family. Special fun foods on the second floor, The third floor contains an attractively decorated ,1nd for the children. Dine in luxury . . . rirhly carpeted room ideal for an activities room or spaciJus fifth bedroom. watch the city's lights go Oll from The Fine condition throu~hout. Top of the Ponch .... Yo"r /lo'l C!lIlck Muer ,. ,. Call today for an appointment to sce this lovely home situated just off Phone now for next Sunday's St. Paul Avenue in a location convenient to schools. Family Time Reservation ST. CLAIR TERR~CE IN GROSSE POINTE * Member Detroit and GrossI! Pointe Rl'al Rstntc Boards TIJ'rty truly gracious apa:1ments situated in the heart of Grosse PointE>in a well ('Stab- lis~ed neighborhood, minutes from shopping, tra~~rtation and schools, on t~e corner of St, Clair and Maumee. These apartme!lf.:Sfllnge m SI.zefrom 3 bedrooms and. sl.ngle hath TOLES IIEAI~ ES1"L\TE to 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. All include lIVing room WIth natural .fireplace, dmmg room, pantry and kitchen, plus full basement and 3rd fioor bedroom. WIth bath. Also pl~asant rt'.ar courtyard and enclosed garajtcs. Li]x>ral !.Prmsand conv£'ntlon:ll mnrtgag£'!\ avaIlable Our 27th Yl'ar ill Gross(' rOiH!t Prices: frGm $25.900,00 tv $29.900,00 Models oprn for ~'our In8pectlon SaturdaY8 and Sundays from 2:0.0 to 11:00 p.m, ••• or by appointment dally. Call 823.3710 Cor InCorm.hoD. 74 Kercheval On- The-Hill TUxedo 5-4100 MICHIGAN REALTY COMPANY SPECIALISTS IN CONDOMINIUM PROPERTIES '. Thursday, February 22, 1968 Page Thirty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS JANIS PURDY, daughter of LYNN BERGMANN, daughter MR. and MRS. H. W. PURDY, of MR. and MRS. KENNETH of Trombley road. and MARY F. BERGMANN, of Ford court, August Bride SUE SAVAGE, daughter of MR. is one of 13 Michigan State Uni. and MRS. WILLAM SAVAGE, versity graduating seniors who of Moran road, have pledged received Honorable Mention in Alpha Pbi fraternity at Miehi. the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship gan State University, Both girls competition. Lynn's major field NOTICE OF are Grosse Pointe High School of study is Comparative Litera. graduates, ! ture. ------~_ .._------_._------.. _- CITY OF SPECIAL ELECTION GROSSE POINTE TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE SPECIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special Election will be held in The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne Cou.nty, Michigan, on Monday, Febntary 26, 1968, between the hours of 7:00 o'clock A.M. and 8:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Standard Time. At said Special Election, the foHowing separate propositions will be submitted to the vote of the qualified eledors of the school district: 1967County and School Tax ~ .... August wedding plans are The 1967 County and School Property Tax bills have being made by CARLA MARY PROPOSITION 1- OPERATING l't'IILLAGEPROPOSITION been mailed. JOOP and Dale James ~fil!er, Shall the limitation upon the total amount of taxes which may be assessed against all properLy in The Grosse Pointe P~blic School whose engagement has been an- System, Wayne County, Michigan, be increased, as provided by the Constitution of Michigan, by seven at,Jd ?ne-half (71J2).nulls on each PAYMENT WITHOUT PENALTY CAN BE MADE nounced by her mother, Mrs. UP TO AND I1'\CLUDING FEBRUARY 14, 1968, Thelma Carr, of Lake Shore dollar $7.50 for each $1,000.00) of the as~essed valuation, as equalized of all property in the School Dlst~lct, for a penod of two (2{ AT THE CITY OFFICES, 17147 MAUMEE, .lane. years. for the years 19l:il~and 1!:J6!:1,the proceeds of the levy thereof to be used to meet general operatmg expenses of the Schoo GROSSE POINTE, MlCHIGAN 48230. Both the p; ide.eleet, who is District? also the daughter of the late BEGINNING FEBRUARY 15, 1968, A 4% COL. Carl C. Joop, and her fiance, I LECTION FEE WILL BE ADDED AS PROVIDED son of Mr. and IIIrs. Raymond: PROPOSITION 2 - BUILDING AND SITE MILLAGE PROPOSITION BY LAW. A. MiJler, of Cloverly mad, were. Shall the limitation upon the total amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in The Grosse Pointe Public School graduated from Grosse Pointe Beginning March 1, 1968, all City, County and High School and are now attend- System, Wayne County, Michigan, be increased, as provided by the Constitution of Michigan, by one (1) mill on each dollar ($1.00 for School Taxes will be returned to Wayne County ing lIIichigan State University. each $1,000.00) of the assessed valuation, as equalized, of all property in the School Dhtrict, for a period of ten. (1~) years, fr?1~11968 Treasurr.r for collection. to 1977, both inclusive, the proceeds of the levy thereof to h~ used for the construction, furnishing and eqUlppmg of addlhons to existing school buildings, thc remodeling and repairing of existing school buildings and to purchase real estate for school purposes? ROBERT C, BENDZINSKI Scout Troop 479 City Treasurer Has Honor Court PROPOSITION 3-LIBRARY EXPANSION BONDING PROPOSITION City of Grosse Pointe Shall The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, borrow the sum of not exceeding Two Million an.d Four Boy Scout Troop 479 of Par- Hundred Fifty Thousand ($2,450,000.00) Dollars and issue its bonds therefor, for the purpose of providing funds to erec.t, fu!'msh. a~d ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Icells Junior High School held '.'!quip an addition to the existing Grosse Poime Central Library building to erect, furnish and equip two (2) new branch hbran~s wl~hm ~ its annual Winter C<,urt of Honor and Parents Night on Monday, the School District (to replace the two existing branch libraries), and to acauire an additional site for one of :;uch new branch lIbrarIes? February 12. Twelve new recruits wel- Each person voting on any of the above three separate propositions must be: comed to the troop were: David (a) A citizens of the United States of America over twenty-one (21) years of age; ". Howell, John Koppinger, John Ordinance No. 126 Meier, John Wittmer, Tom Fur. (b) A resident of the State of Michigan for at least six (6) months and of the School District for at least thirty (30) days prior to the long, David Dick, Robert An- date of the election; and geli, Ted Georgeson, Steve Shefstad, Bill Feehan, Mark (c) A registered elector in the city or township in which he resides. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Bissinger and Hugh Gregg. In addition, each person voting on either Proposition 2 above (Entitled Building and Site Millage Proposition) or Proposition 3 Tom Furlong and Bill Feehan above (entitled Library Expansion Bond Proposition) must be a quaUfied elector having property assessed for taxes within the School advanced to the rank of Second Class. Kenne~h Condit, Brad District, or the lawful husband or wife of such person. (Note: Following is the text or Ordinance No. 126 adopted White, Jeff Grice and Bruce i by the Council of the City of Grosse Pointe February 19, McGraw advanced to First The place of election will be the duly designated voting places in eaeh election precin~t in the School District and are as follows: Class. 1968, to be effective ten days after publication.) Boys advancing to Star Rank PRECINCT NO. I-Voting place at ROBERT TROMBLY SCHOOL, 820 Beaconsfield, Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Precinct to include: were; Bill Bentzen, Brian Nick- NORTH, middle of Jefferson Avenue; EAST, rear lot line of the east side of Bishop Lane; SOUTH, Lake S1. Clair; WEST, DelTGit Cit.y Limits. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE CITY oloff, John Duncan, Chris PRECINCT NO. 2--Voting place at GEORGE DEFER SCHOOL, 15452 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Precinct to include: OF GROSSE POINTE BY ADDING A NEW CHAPTER, Knapp. Peter Fleming and Bill NORTH. middle of Mack Avenue; Easl, rear lot line of the east side of Whittier Avenue; SOUTH, Middle of Jefferson Avenue; WEST, Detroit Wayl'.nd. ' City Limits. (Includes both fides of Wayburn Avenue). WIIlCH NEW CHAPTER SHALL BE DESIGNATED AS David Brown advanced to Life CHAPTER 117 OF TITLE IX OF SAID CODE; BEING Rank. Brian Nickoloff was pre. PRECINCT NO. 3-Voling place at the LEWIS E. MAIRE SCHOOL, 740 Cadieux Road, City of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Precinct to include: sented the God and Country NORTH, middle of Mack Avenue; EAST, rear lot line of the east side of University Place; SOUTH, Lake S1. Clair; WEST, rear lot line of the AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR, ACT- Award by Pastor Waller J. Gef- west side of Kensington Road to Jefferson Avenue and the rear lot line Of the east side of Bishop Lane soutb of JefIerson~venue. ING MAYOR AND CHIEF OF POLICE TO PROCLAIM fert, of Christ the King Luth- PRECINCT NO.4-Voting place at the PERE GABRIEL RICHARD SCHOOL, 176 McKinley, Grosse Pointe Farms, Micbigan. Precinct to eran Church. A STATE OF EMERGENCY; TO PROVIDE FOR IM- include: NORTH, middle of Mack Avenue; EAST,. rear lot line of the south side of Moran Road; SOUTH, Lake S1. Clair; WEST, rear lot line of Twelve boys advanced to Sen. POSING CURFEWS, CLOSING PLACES OF PUBLIC ior Scout Ratings. They were: the West side of Rivard Boulevard. AMUSEMENT AND IMPOSING RESTRICTIONS ON OR Tom Rener, Rollie Volker, Scott PRECINCT NO.5-Voting place at the NEW KERBY SCHOOL, 285 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. Precinct to include: NORTH, Stein, Bill Wayland, Ken Condit, boundary line between Grosse Pointe Farms and Grosse Pointe Shores.Grosse Pointe Woods from Lake S1. Clair to the rear lot line of cast side PROHIBITING THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVER. John Duncan, Peter Fleming, of Cha1fonte Avenue, thence southerly to the middle of Moross Road, thence westerly to the middle of Mack Avenue; EAST, Lake S1. Clair; AGES AND LIQUORS, GASOLINE AND OTHER FLAM. Dave Brown, Chris Knapp, Ken SO~TH, rear lot line of the south side of Moran Road; WEST, middle of Mack Avenue from Moran Road to the middle of Moross Road. Kriechelt, Rick Smith and Brian MABLE LIQUIDS, FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION; AND Nickoloff. PRECINCT NO.6-Voting place at the DEXTER M. FERRY SCHOOL, 748 RoslYn Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Precinct to include: TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF SUCH Recruiter Badge Awards were NORTH, Wayne-Macomb County Line; EAST, Lake SI. Clair; SOUTH, southerly rear lot line of Vernier Road from Marter to Fairway Lane presented to Jim Jerger, Eric and I,y a line which would extend from the rear lot line of Fairway Lane along the rear lot line of the Vernier Circle and MapJe Lane subdivi- PROCLAMATIONS. Olsen, Kevin Yessian, Torn Coo. sions to the line which separates Grosse Pointe Woods from Grosse Pointe Shores, thence extending north to the south rear lot line of Vernier per and John Duncan. Road, thence extending east to Lake Shore, except that all of the area included on Fairway Lane shall be in the Ferry district; WEST, the One year pins were awarded middle of Marler Road from Vf'mier Road to the rear lot line of the soutb side of Roslyn Road, thence westerly to the middle of Goethe THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE ORDAINS: to Gary Catlin, Jim Jerger, Don thence norlherly to the Wayne.Macomb County Line. Layher, Scott Stein, Rohert PRECINCT NO.7-Voting place at the STEVENS T. MASON SCHOOL, 1840 Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Precinct to include: CHAPTER 117 PUBLIC EMERGENCY Stein and Da ve Catlin. Morl' NORTH, Wayne Counly-Macomb Line; EAST, middle of Goethe southerlr to rea( lot line of the south side of Roslyn Road, thence easterly to are: Dick Gregg, Dean Lenan£:, the middle of Marter Road; thence southerly to the rear lot line south side of Vernier Road. thence easterly to the rear lot line west side of 9.141 Issuance of Proclamations. Dan Peek, Brad White, William Fairway Lane, thence southerly to the rear lot line of the south side of Locbmoor Boulevard; SOUTH, rear lot line of the south side of Duncan, Jim Furlong, Frank, That during time of great public crisis, disaster, riot- Mustazza, Matt Ortisi, Jim LochnlOor Boulevard; WEST, Grosse Pointe Woods-Harper Woods Line. ing, catastropbe or similar public emergency, or reasonable Holmes, Mark Veil and Steve PRECINCT NO 8-Voting place al the JOHN MONTIETH SCHOOL, 1275 Cook Road, Gro~se Pointe Woods, Michigan. Precinct to include: apprehension of immediate danger thereof, when public Voorhees. NORTH. rear lot line of the south side of Lochmoor Boulevard; EAST, middle of Mack Avenue, southerly to rear lot line south side of Oxford safety is imperiled in the city, the Mayor, or in his absence Second year pins went t!l Bill Drive, thence easterly to middle of Milk RiI'er, thence southerly to Cook Road, thence continuing southerly along rear lot line of the east Bentzen, Bruce McGraw, Brian or unavailability, the Acting Mayor, or in the absence or side of Chalfonte to middle of Mcross Road; SOUTH. middle of Moross Road extending weslerly Crom easl nide of Chalwonte to middle of Mack Nickoloff. Ken Condit. Chris Avenue; WEST. boundary between Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods No.2 School District from the Detroit City limits to the rear lot line of the unavailability of both the Mayor and Acting Mayor, th, 'Knapp, Roland Volker. Mike south side of Kenmore Drive, thence easterly to the middle of Helen Avenue, thence norlherly to the rear lot Jine of the south side of Lochmoor Chief of Police may declare by proclamation a state of Condit, Jeff Grice and Kevin Boulevard. emergency in the city or any part thereof. Such proclama- Yessian. Dave Brown, Peter Fleming PRECINCT NO. 9-V'Jling place at the CHARLES A. POUPARD SCHOOL, 20655 Lennon, City of Harper Woods, Michigan. Precinct to include: tion may establish a curfew; restrict or prohibit the sale, and Tom Rener were awarded NORTH, Wayne County-Macomb County line; EAST, Harper Woods-Grosse Pointe Woods line from County ljDe to the south side of Lochmoor lransportation and use of alcoholic beverages and liquors; three ye ar pins. Boulevard, thence south along the middle of Helen Avenue to rear lot line of Kenmore Drive; SOUTH, the rear lot line of the south side of require places of public amusement or assembly to close; John Duncan, Ken Krieche1t Kenmore Drive; WEST, the middle of Beaconsfield Drive to the middle of Vernier Road, thence westerly to the County Line. restrict or prohibit the possession, sale, carrying and use and Bill Wayland were present. , PRECINCT NO. 10-Voting place at the JOHN R. BARNES SCHOOL, 20090 Morningside Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michi~an. Precincl to ed four year pins. of firearms, other dangerous weapons and ammunition and include: NORTH. a line extending from the rear lot line of Fairway Lane along the line extending along the rear lot line of the area included in Among those boys earning the storage, use, transportation and sale of explosives, the Vernier Circle and Maple Lane subdivision from Fairway Lane to the line which separates Grosse Pointe Woods from Grosse Pointe Merit Badges \Vas Chris Knapp. Shores, thence extending north to the north rear lot line of Willison, thence extending east to Lake Shore; EAST, Lake St. Clair; SOUTH, by gasoline or other inflammable materials or liquids deemed who earned badges in scholar- the line which separates Grosse Pointe Farms from Grosse Pointe Woods and Grosse Pointe Shores from Chalfonte to the Lake Shore; WEST. to be danfi"cous to public safety, and restrict or prohibit ship. personal fitness, fireman. east side of Chalfonte from the line which separates Grosse Pointe Farms from Grosse Pointe Woods, extending northerly to Cook Road, ship, music. safety, first aid. the movement of vehicle and pedestrian traffic, including thence to the middle of Milk River, continuing northerly to the southerly rear lot line of OXlord Drive. thence west along the rear lot line of basketry, li{esaving. citizenship public and private transportation, within such city limits. OxCord Drive to lIlack Avenue. thence north to the northerly rear lot line of North Renaud Road, thence easterly to the middle of Fairway in community and wood carv- <::\leh proclamation or proclamations and amendments inr:, Drive back to the poinl of beginning. thereto, shall be posled in at le:Jst five public places William Wayland earned a within the city. reading badge and David Brown 'earned a badge in pets and COUNTY TREASURER"S STATEMENT The Mayor. or in his absence or unavailahility. the first aid, Acting !ltayor. or in the absence or unavailability of both William Benlzen car n cd' Statement as Required by Act 278 of Public Acts of 1964 the Mayor and Acting l\Iayor. then th~ Chief of Police badges in person~1I fitne~s, life. Amending the Property Tax Limitation Act saving and music may amend, morlily or rescind. in whole or in part, the John Duncan earnen a bad~e . I, LOUIS H. FUNK, County Treasurer of Wayne County. Michigan, do hereby certHy that, as of December 11, 1967, the total of all voted terms and proviSIOns of proclamation during pendency of in scholarship aocl Brad White. increases in excess of the Constitutional fifteen-mill tax rate limitation and the years such increases are effective are as follows affect- the emergency. and upon cessation of emergency, shall earned badges in home repair.' ing the laxable property of Local Unit: rescind and terminate proclamation or proclamations and and fin'manship. Ken Kriechelt posl notice thereof in :;ame manner as original proclama- received a first aid badge THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC S(,HOOL SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Brian Nickoloff earned l,adges tion, provided, however, that persons Charged with lhe in personal fitr,css. personal fi. Grosse Pointe Township, Cities of Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms, v;olation of any of the terms of ar,y prorlamation issued nance, scholar~hip, mllsic. safe- Grosse Pointe Park. Grosse Pointe Woods and Part of Harper Woods, pursuant to within orrlinance may he prosecllted, con. ty. and citir.enship in nalion. Wayne County, I\hchigan victed and punished 3S pro\'ider] herein, after the issuance Peter Fleming earned badr,es in coin collecting and personal Date of Voted Years Increase or proclamation of cessation of emergency. fi1m>,~s, Jeff Grice earned a, Local Unit Election Increase Effective -----_._---~_._._._--._--_ .._. .,._--- hadge in music. County of Wayne Apr. 4, Hl55 .75 mili (1967-1969) 9.142 Violations and Penalties. Ralph Olsen and Jim Furlong 1 mill (Inclusive) were named new assistant Sept. 1.1964 Any person violating or neglecting or refusing to com. srO\llma~trrs and Sheldnn Viel Township of Grosse Pointe None None None ply with any of the provisions of this Chapter, upon con was named new commiitcc The Grossc Pointe Public Oct. 28, 1963 14 mills (1967-19611) (lndusive) vil'lion thereof. shall be plillished hy imposition of a fine chairman eled. Boll Cooper will School System assist him not to exceed Fin Hundred Dollars ($.'i(){) 00) or hy im. Total Increases in Effect Year-s:-I rl6ffo-f96h-fri-c'- prisonmrnt for a prrilJd not to ex("('('d ninl'ty (90) da~'s. mss JOyn; ANN 111lY.X;U. or hy imposition of holh finl' and impris(lnment in 'he (/"1I>:1I(er of ~lR ,111d~lRS. llICII Mills: 1~1:75_ each ~~~ dh('rl'lion of Ih(' COI,rt. EiH'h ad of liolatlon :,hall ('onsli \llll IIUE(;I.I of H"dnor <'ire"'. Sir-ned: Louis H. Funk tll\(' a separ.te offem,e, h:,s hC'en nanwl! to Ihe Sigma lola Society. Ihe s('nior honors Cou!SH:Fiiiij{----- organizalion, al VC!"Ilon Courl Dale: Deccmbcr II. H)(l7 Wayne County Treasurer [/l43 Effl'cli\"f~ Dale. .Jllnior Col1cg(' in 7\('wporl, R.L ,\liss fillegii poslcd a eun1ll1a. The polls of eleetion "ill be opcn from 7:00 o'c1oek A.l\l" until 8:00 o'clock P.:'IL, Eastern Standard Time on said Monday, Fcbruary TI,at Ihr cffedivl' riilll' of thr within ordinance shall ti\'(' 'l"alily point ,l\'crage of :U7 211. l!Hi8, hc len days idter publici/tion thereof. for IIm'c Sf'llwslf'rs at V('rnOIl TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Education has estinl.1tcrl the expcnsr of making the impfl)vements and to aequire fhe site ('ollrt She was 0111' of 2\ girls described in fhe above Proposition a (cntitled Lihrary Expansion Proposition) to be Two ~lillion Four Hundred Fifty Thousand with an a\'('rM~C' of :UO or hel {$2,450.000.001 Dollars. all of which it is nceessary to raise by borrowing and issuing bonds of the School District. THOMAS W. KRESSBACH tcr to be named to Sigma Iota, A rrtailing major, ~liss Ilucgli This notiee is given by order of the Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan. City Manager. City Clerk also \l'as named to thf' nran'~ DATED: December 18, ]!l67 Lbl for the srmeslrr jllst corn BARBARA R. THOMPSON pietl'd, till' third sllcerss:\'l' limr Secretary, Board of Education 1-P"b. GT'N 222.68 ,11 honors,she made scmcster acadl'mic Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty.fiY. 5-srTUATrON WANTED 6-10R RENT- (Unfurnished) I ------6-f8:fu~~~:;d) ~~~~~r~~~t~~I:::~ail~ Your Girl Friday BRICK Colonial, 2.bedroom duo HARCOURT 873.B75-Upper or able-March 1. 19599 Mack 1 lower available. Dishwashers, Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods. I;;:::;;~:;'D ~H~;~i;;~;~~eSecretarial Service pl~x, yard, 2.car .garage, near I ~.i:I~~"~l To $7,200. ExceUent career with Mimeographing Dickerson. Aval1able March disposals, carpeting. Ruth As. Call TUxedo 54496. '", .~..J ~:@ International Air I i n e, Free 15. TUxedo 1.0620. sociates, TU 6.4060. 64421 :'~"x:'i:'~.:-.,'.';,,' Mrs. Coleman TU 4- HOUSE -for rent~-83a-1993. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY- ~ An'S Wm perience.travel. TopMalebenefits.or female.No ex. MANHA'ITAN APARTl\IENTS, Mile. (me New building, Grosse Pointe :,:,: Harper at 9% new fl. 372.4244 IPS 882.5480 U' YOU'LL nam~. the J.ob you 3.BEDROOM brick ranch, ga. bedroom, walk.in closets, ap. Woods, close to Expressway. ~ wan~ done, we li do lt . " rage, fenced yard, patio, fin. .t' ,<, BOAT carpenters and painters. pliances, carpeting. Choice Air.conditioned, price range :~ ill Marine Diesel engine seL'vice VA - 9172. ished basement and bath. apartment in building. 8S6- $75 to $100 monthly, including Lease only, $225 per month. 0478. utilities. SECRETARIAL SERVICE~ Convenient location, 81h mile, 886.4700 Grace Brown near Mack, St. Clair Shores. CORNER SEYMOUR.HA YES- 886-4966 evenings and week. Mack.Cadieux Area Beautiful new one and two. ends. bedroom apartments. All elec- OFFICE AVAILABLE - Pan. s~j~{~i~~~~~~~-~-~-~'-;Transcribing, general typing, tric kitchens, heat, air condi. eled, carpeted, with draperies, ~:6==:::::::J office and clier,tele. Forty. NEFF - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, utilities furnished, aircondi. 881.5350 tioned, near all convenilmt garages, spacious c I 0 set s. 1A-PERSONALS hour week. Reply, stating age, s hop pin g imd expressway. tioned. Located at "Kerche. ------4-HELP WANTED qualifications and experience. RES P 0 N SIB L E, experienced Fireplace. Adults. 885.2209. val on the Hill." Excellent for Classified Demlline man desires part or full time $140 and $155 a m<>nth. Call WILL PAINT~~y subject on Box GOOGrosse Pointe News. after 5 p.m. VEnice 95003. manufactut(;fS representative, Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., straw bags, $10 French les. Company Rep. ------_._------~------"-~" driving, maintenance, etc. Pre. etc. Answering service op- Up to $7,200 plus car plus ex- FEI\1ALE accounts receivable HARTLAND MANOR for all new copy, changes of sons $1.50.1h hour. 881.1452 fer older employer. UNivers. tional. 886-1000. penses. Represent a large, clerks for large private club. 10010 CADIEUX GROSSE POINTE PARK copy and cancellations. It Is ity 2-1490. TERRACE, 15118S1. Paul. Liv------.------AAA company. Meet all the Experience not essential but suggested that all real estate HELLO BILLY, ~chilly. 2 bedroom, firs! floor, deluxe ing room, dining room, and DESIRABLE office space avail. What you're seeking is a dilly. top people. Top product line must accurate with figures. TRI.CITY kitchen, air conditioning, ex- modern kitchen on first floor. able fronting on Grinnell Ave. COpybe submitted to our of. needs solid men. Fee paid. Light typing required. Phc)De fice by Monday 5 p.m. cellent parking and transpor- bet wee n Van Dyke and I 2A-MUSIC EDUCATION 372.~244 IPS 882.5480 Mr. Neuman Loraine 7.4110 BABY SITTERS 2 bedrooms plus den or sew. Gratiot. 1437 sq. ft. WAlnut tation. Adults. See Manager. ing room and modern bath on 5.9380. Competent, adult women Management Trainee second floor. Full basement Chorge Ads-12 Words for $1.25 MILDRED BRIGGS ASSISTANT for babysitting, convalescent GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 2 with oil heat. Light and airy, PIANO and THEORY FEE PAID and elderly care, available. newly decorated. Adul.ts only. 10c each additional word story brick. Close to transpor- 6D-RESORT PROPERTY BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO MANAGER Represent a blue chip major tation, schools. 2 bcdro~ms. I $125 per month with one ~'ear FOR RENT corporation. You will be LICENSED and BONDED Call WOMAN, experienced in selling 1~ baths, 2 car garage, gas lease. 821-5448after 6 p.m. 15 Kercheval- Punch and Judy groomed for management. ladies fashion apparel. Open- 754-6t>70 heat. No pets. Call TUxedo TUXEDO 2-6900 Building. Top starting salary plus all ing in Our new Grosse Pointe 2.0965. DOWNTOWN-Large one bed- SKIING - GAYLORD 3 Trunk Lines Grosse Pointe benefits. room apartment sublease, 1300 TUxedo 2.5680 Shop. Woman with following Mr. Ritter Mr. Higgins WE DO ANYTHING AI~D preferred. Lafayette East, $199 per, 5 Minutes from otsego ski club. NEWS SALES 8TAT10N8 882.5480 IPS 372-4244 EVERYTHING THE FARMS-Near bus and Inside or OUtside month. Many extras, wall to I Efficiency apartments, e1ec.• DOWNTOWN AREA GUITAR, Tenor Banjo, Hawaii. shops. Colonial has 3 bed. wall carpet included. WOod- tric heat, electric kitchens Grand Circus Park News Stand an guitar, MandoHll lessons. Majestic News Stand JULIET EXCLUSIVE Grosse Pointe (on Reasonable, reliable rooms, paneled family room, ward 3.6436evenings. accommodates up to 6 per. Private. Instruments for sale. Family Theater News Stand the Hill) Salon desires experi. household services, carpeting and some draper- -- sons. 961.9624 01' !l65.9286for VA 2.6647. JO 4-5671 enced stylist. High commis. E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS such as: ies. LARGE newly decorated 5-room reservations. Detroit. Alden Park Manor. E. Jefferson sion plus. 882.1540. terrace apartment, near the and VanDyke General Cleaning MORAN - 3.bedroom Colonial, Detroit River. Living room, Park Drugs, City Llllllts PUNCH AND JUDY Mr, Jack MUSIC STUDIOS Tab Operator Wall Washing 11h baths, sun deck and ter- dining ell, 2 bedrooms, kitchen Painting and bath, full basement. $115. SKIING ACCOMMODATIONS GROSSE POINTE PARK Guitar Piano Work for the largest service race. First floor carpeting MUler Pharmacy, Wayburn and Guitar Rental and Sales Rug Cleaning and draperies included. VAlley 2.6971. Kercheval PROGRAMMERS corporation in its field. All you Yards Lake Charlevoix near Boyne SulUvan Pharmacy, Beaconsfield need is 6 months experience. and Kercheval 15 Kercheval Windows GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 3. Mt. Write: Villa.Nuava, Iron- Lou's Party Store on Charlevoix OUR COMPANY is currently Top salary plus all benefits. Etc. Johnstone & Johnstone bedroom Colonial, 1'h baths, ton, Mich. or telepbone 616-LI and Lakepolnt. Grosse Pointe Farms providing programming and 372-4244 IPS 882.5480 TU 4-4440 Res. 372.8994 82 Kerchl'val TU 4.0600 newly decorated, good trans. 7.2030. GROSSE POINTE CITY systems service to many De. Just Try Us - We Satisfy portation. Available March 1. Cunningham's Drogs. Notre Dame ROMAYNE REGNAERT Piano troit area firms. We have open Programmers TU 1.2072 Lease and security deposit and Kercheval Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre and theory. Beginners and in. on our rapidly expanding staff This is It! CHIPPENDALE Court Apart required. Adults preferred, 6F-TO SHARE Dame and Kercheval termediate students. TUxedo fCYl' experienced, capable pro. SMITH COLLEGE junior would ment, Roseville. Fraser Rd. $225 per month. PRescott 5. LIVING QUARTERS Bon Secour Hospital on Cadieux 1.2442. grammers who are bored with $10,000 No Fee like to go south with family and Chippendale. New, 1 and Career opportunity with major 4839. GROSSE POINTE FARMS routine programming, can en. during spring vacation as tutor 2.bedroom, walk -in closet, WINDMILL POINTE - Modern Trall Pharmacy, Kercheval on PIANO, THEORY: Pre.school joy a variety of assignments, growth corporation. One year or to help care for children. your own private basement. MACK, Shady Lane, op;'isite 8t. lower bungalow, furnished, the Hill experience will qualify you for carpeted, clean, quiet, $85. J'arms Drup, FIsher Rd. and through university level. Wal. and work with minimum Available March 19 through Applianves, pool, air condi. Joan of Arc Church. 3.room Kercheval ter Mueller, 482 Colonial Ct. supervision. a top job in the industry. Hir. 31. Inquire TUxedo 2-3372. tioning. Apartment, 772.8410. apartment, carpet, refriger- Gentleman only. 822-1922after Schettlers Drugs, Flsher Rd. and ing now. ator, stove, air conditioner. 8 p.m. Maumee N. TUxedo 6-1090. Office, LAkeview 1-2840. Cunningham Drugs, Mack and 7 EXPERIENCE-l'h years' tape 372-4244 IPS 882.5480 mGHLY qualified secretary, PR 5.4173, LA 6.2800. MUe Roall 28- TUTORING or disk minimum. Large sys. legal or general, part time 11911-15 OUTER DR. (cor. of SHARE LIVING quart~rs or Cottage Hospital on Kercheval and SALESLADY to sell yard goods preferably. TUxedo 5.1643. will rent room. Reply Box Muir tems or IBM 380 desirable Audubon) Upper flat. $140 mo. lIerlt-Wood5 Drug Center. Mack but not essential. -must know how to sew. 6A-FCR RENT H.2O, Grosse Pointe News. TU 2-3580. WOMAN desires baby sitting in including hllat. Stove and reo (Furnished) and Bournemouth COMMUNITY frigerator included. Vacant. H you are looking for a chal. her hnme, 5 days a week. War------GROSSE POINTE WOODS TUTORING SERVICE l\fATURE WOMAN for east side CHAMPION REALTOR ROSEVILLE Motel Morocco, 7-WANTED TO RENT Grosse Pointe Pharmacy. Mack lenging position call or mail ren.Outer Drive area. 885.7556. and Manchester MRS. LOUIS MARICK DIREC- a brief note to: physician's office. Part or full TU 4.5700 32160 Gratiot. Large new FAMILY OF YOUNG DOCTOR Harkness Phannacy. Mack and TOR Tutoring by degree teach- time. Light typing, general EXPERIENCED lady com- deluxe kitchenette and 1 bed. in service desperately need Lochmoor office work. Experienced pre. panion to convalescent or el. DETROIT room apartment. Completely Howard JohnsollJl, Mack and 8- ears available In all subjects for COMPUTER SERVICES 4375 ASHLAND, 5.room home. 3 bedroom house'or flat. Park ferred. TUxedo 2-8100. derly, own transportation. furnished in custom furnish- area. 527.9035 days; VAlley ~~::,'. Drug. Mack and flaw- grades high school, college and Security deposit required. $9a thorne ' adult education. CORP. Call Tuxedo 1.?~79 ings. Includes all utilities. 1-2309 evenings. Bob's Drugs. Mack anti Roslyn per month. Vacant. TUxedo Convenient to shopping at College Grads THE SITTERS CLUB has reli. 5-9449. 339 Merriweather 1101 Washington Blvd. male or female Macomh Mall across street. WIDOW desires to rent upper DETROIT AREA able adult baby sitters. Li. Brlgg. Droll Stere, Mack and Detroit, Michigan 48226 $7,200 Fee Paid Adults only. No pets. 21}3. income or apartment, 2 bed- TUxedo 4-2820 censed and bandt:d. 777.0377. GROSSE POINTE Touraine OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS WO 5.3933, ext. 41 Major AAA corporation seeking Excellent 3 bedroom COLONIAL 2440. rooms preferred or one large BAnds Medical Service Phannacy. bedroom. Location: Warren. Mack and Moran Grosse Pointe Farms young men and women to COLLEGE senior desires baby on 50' site. Large kitchen, LAKEFRONT. Large 3\1" bath, G.P. Post Office, lItack and War. Mack or Grosse Pointe area. train for excellent positio[l3 in sitting, evenings and week. games room, enclosed terrace, 37' living room, completely ren CREATIVE Graphic talent TUxedo 2-7287. Park1es Drug Store. lIlack and St. management, sales, and fi. ends. TUxedo 1.3651. 2 car garage. VACANT. $250 furnished. Color TV, freezer, l::lalr PRIVATE TUTORING wanted. Writing, layout, key- nance. per month. TUxedo 1-6300. electric bar, newly carpeted. Devonshire Droll., Mac!l and IN line and typing. Must be WANTED by retired gentleman. BUSINESS woman wants room Devonshire 882.5481) IPS 372-4244 with kitchen privileges, near r. '" L Pharmscy. Mack and Bea. YOUR OWN HOME sharp, c rea ti v e and self- Living quarters plus small Johnstone & Johnstone A small boat hangar, 2.car consneld - garage. Prime cOn,Qition. A Deanhurst bus. 884.1010. All subjects; - all grades. starter. Image Rouse Adver- HAIRDRESSER with clientele, salary. I have chauffeurs li------_._------~----- Adults and children. Certi- tising/Rex Printing Company, cense, can plan and cook (for LUXURY apartment in St. Clair lease, security deposit and 60% or rent. Charlotte's, TU Shores. 2 bedrooms and li- referenees required. Immedi- ONE BEDROOM furnished fied teachers. 8725 Harper, 923-2131. 2 adults) do light chores, etc. l-DEATH NOTICES 1-0011. brary, 2 full baths, laundry ately a v a i I a b I e. $400 per apartment in Grosse Pointe 775.1485. can: rooms, kitchen with blender, month. East Jefferson ad. area needed when available. DETROIT AND SUBURBAN Ex-Service Men AGGRESSIVE salesman to call TRinity 5.2260 ext. 8268. DR. RAYMOND P. GORNING, TUTORING SERVICE Wondering where to go? We on school band directors. No ACCOUNTING - Bookkeeping dishwasher, appliances, living dress. 293-5817. room with fireplace,. stereo, -- formerly of Detroit, pas~ed KE 7-4653 specialize in placing ex.ser- music needed, just nice per- and payroll service for small RETIRED couple needs 2.bed. or large business. Pick up bar, air-conditioned, complel" BEDROOM, bath and sitting away suddenly at his home in vicemen in career oPPOrtuni- sonality and a willingness to carpet and drapes, plus many room, furnished. Facing lake room furnished hothe. July 1 Scottsdale, Arizona, February ties in all fields of industry. make a good income. Salary, and delivery. 294.2603. to October 1 or 15.$150to $175. PRIVATE home tutoring. We built.ins. Total 2,200 sq. ft. Former m?id's qua l' t e r s : 9, 1968. He was 64 years of 372-4244 IPS 882-5480 car expense, plus commis- FABICK, TU 1.7710 have e x cell e n t, certified SA-SITUATION WANTED 2-car heated garage. $300 Grosse Pomte. Separate en- age. sions. Apply in person, Mr. monthly. 886-1135. trance. Single person. Reply teachers. All subjects at MOTHERS WITH CARS Bodin, 22933 Gratiot near 9. (Domestic) . RENTAL by semi.retired nurse, Dr. Gorning was a graduate of reasonable rates. Otto's Tu- Box K.9, Grosse Pointe News. reasonable or will give part Part time work during school GROSSE POINTE FARMS ------.- ....------the University of Michigan toring Service, VEnice 9.6543. WOMAN wants work, cleaning, time service in exchange. Call hours taking c;roIJrs and de. RECEPTIONIST for doctor's One bedrom apartment on LAFAYETTE TOWER. Sublet and the Wayne Medical School WedneSdays and Thursdays lIfrs. Thoraton mornings. VAl- of Detroit in 1931. livery, $35 for 15 hours plus. office. Must be able to type Morass Rd. for May 1 occu. to responsible person only. 2E-5CHOOLS and have general' office ex- every weei;.. References. Call ley 4-0022. For 34 years he \Vas a physic. TUxedo 4-7531 or TUxedo after 5:30 p.m., 866.5550. pancy. Want employed couple. Most ele;!lantly and luxurious. perience. Recent high school ian in the Detroit.Grosse LIFE DRAWING, evening class 2.4267. Beach privileges. Year lease. ly furmshe~ one. bedroo?1 BACHELOR would like small graduate prderred. Must be Pointe area, and was a for- Wednesday foam mattress. 54x80. Call I' 4 piece, new $290. Hitchcock headboard, train SO-ANTIQUES CharlevoIX. 365-6000 885-7295. $300 DELUXE 4 piece, board 4x8, birdcage. TUxedo VICTORIAN bedroom set. Call CONTINENTAL, 1967, 2 door REMAINDE~h~urnish- new $160 4-3287. after 6 p.m. PRescott 6.0242. vinyl top, air, power, low 1960 PLYMOUTH Fury, 4 door, NEW 1968 ings, including accessories, $525 Vox 4 piece, new $299 TURTLE---n e c k lambs\voo I C mileage. Excellent condition. rebuiltmatic V.8transmission,engine and powerauto- art collection. European an- Used 3 pc. LUDW IG set $ 59 sweaters have arrived at Carl 9-ARTI US WANTED !rUdwest 6.8:.156. steerin{i and brakes.Best of- tiques,Call 9 toexquisite5, 961.6454,table linen. 100's sets 30% to 50% off! Sterr, The Traditional Shop.._ PIANOS WANTED 1966 PONTIAC Lemans, 2 door fer. TUxedo 2-2890. CHEY. IMPALA ______AMPLIFIER SALE UNIQUE gift items _ Basket Grands, Spinets .and small Up. hard top, in excellent condi. 1961 DODGE stationwagon, 1 PIANO, Baby .G.rand , el~ctridc I $400 Ampeg reverb port- purses, lunch box purses, rights. Highest cash paid. I tion. $1,775. 886.6318. owner, $275. TUxedo 5-6071. player, exquIsite on'~ an aflex $150 paintings on wood. TU 4-5392 I VE 7.0506 - -._------condition, including t collector . -~-- .- i '66 CADILLAC Coupe De Ville. MERCEDES.BENZ 250 SE, '67, $2,385 :~~~ roles and bench. Accepting $199 Silvertone rever b DECOUPAGE BAGS, 30 coats BOOKS. Art Objects Sought. 27,000 miles. Loaded, air con- I all automatic, air-conditioning. bids over $1,800. CaU9 to 5, amp $ 99 of varnish, Grosse Pointe 10 Browsers always welcome. ditioning, new tires, $3100 or 881-9418 after 6 p.m. W.s.W., S.U. Lamps, P. Dash, Seat Belts, S.V. Mirror, 961.6454. $179 New bass amps $ 99 cation. VA 1.:.1485. B_ C. Claes Book Shop. :Miss best offer. Call 537-3004, ext. ------______.____ _ Ethel Claes, 1670 Leverette 29 or 37. 1967 CHEYRO~ET Camaro--S, Payments $57.98, Our Special Payment Plan 35+1. CUB SCOUT uniform, 12, husky, All Vox and Ampeg Amps on PREMIER Olympic Drum Set (48216). WO 34267. automahc With power. Must See or Call Ron Blakely or Doog Seigfried in good condition, $6. 881.7405. display reduced 10% to 40%! 3 piece bass. snare, tom tom, 1966 FORD GTA 2-door hardtop. see to appreciate. $75 or your one year old. $225. TU 6-1534 WANTED-Oriental tbrow rug, 8, automatic, power steering, old car down. Credit Checked by Phon" HIDE-A-BED in perfect condi. $960 New Royal Guards- ---.------..-.--- figurines, piano. VA 3.5179. V H Ch I t tion, $125. Call 881.0085. man $695 HOTPOINT - 30" drop in 4 power hrakes. A red beauty- er oven evro e Kensington bass amps $250 burner ranp,e and oven. White WANTED: GOOD PIANO. $1,795. 13535 VAN DYKE TED EWALD CHEVROLET EXCELLENT GRADE wool car- Ber,keley II or E sse x or coppertone. 372.1502 FRANK ADAM 365-6000 VA 1-0678 Twinpet rug bedsand liner,complete,llxll, $100.$90. bass $349 COPPERTONE exhaust non- WE BUY old gold, jewelry and LINCOLN-MERCURY 1966 VALIANT Station Wagon, 15175 E. Jefferson at City Limits Dresser $25. 4 breakfast bar sagO Westminster bass vented hood with fan. All like silver. Vogue Jewelers, 22377 20777 Gratiot E. Detroit clean, automatic, low mile- stools, 30" high. $40. TUxedo amps $595 new. 965-4588. _ ~loross R_O:~_ PR 2-0200 age. $1,325. Call 881.3595. 1.1165. 1 $660 Viscount $450 CLOSjNG~;lt-~il-\;0li~s and WANT to buy complete service '64 VW, very good condition, ARTISTS MUSIC CENTERS hand instruments, N A IV! E Haviland china. 886.4746. ROLLS ROYCE, 1957 - Silver $850. TUxedo 5.8609. arper, Detroit YOUR PRICE! Artists 14357 ---- ._.--- . .... -- _. -- - Cloud. 4 door, silver gray, - BRAND NEW 1968 VIRGINIA'S 14357 H Harper. WANTED-Three corner, glass gray leather, good condition. 29451 John R at 12 Mile .______top china cabinet. 294-2789 $4,700. 886-5860. ATTIC TREASURES BEAT ______LOWREY Holiday Deluxc organ after 6:30 p.m. ------10:30.5 Daily Closed Mon. ARMOIRE,80 years old, band with rhythm, near new. 791- WA;.'1TED~Kii~-:-g~od-condition OLDS, '65 - Low mileage, regu- S PRIN G CHEVY II We Buy lIC1d Sell made, 8' high 4' wide. Ele. 6350. and reasonable. 886-0792 after lar gas engine, all power in. gant. 823-4711. ------S d n1 cludes windows, 6-way seat, 22418 Mack, bet. 8 and 9 Mile ... I LOWREY Heritage organ, used_ 7:30 or un a~, 0 Y front and rear speakers with PRICES 772.8606 SOl"A, 2 piece sectional, white very little. Sacrifice. TUxedo WANTED piano bench French reverb, remote t run k lid 'b d 1-8910,' after 4 p.m. Provl'ncl'a1 886 A886 opener, $1,425. Days 871-2710,' 97 h d $51 SHEAREDnew, size 14.beaverPhoneco a881-1223.t, like: chestnauga antiquey e, cn,white. Tuxedoresser, \vjLLETT-di~ing-;~t.-h;;ney------... ----- evgs. and week-end TUxedo Hurry to Dalgleish Cadillac for $100 dn. ____ .______4-4465 I II h h WANTED-Four Duncan Phyfe 4-2695. the finest sl:lection of pre- plus tax per month 35 plus 1 CR:;~T~~~~ 1:g:~2~i~~~~a~o~~~ GO-CART sbarp, clean, 3!k bp, __~~f~~'4~E:i~~. $HO~_8_~~-~~~l ~~~~~~n~.:i~~g room cbairs. 19:~?ryONOTp~fo;~~=:df:c~~.yH::- ~~~t~d Cadillacs in the Mid- Also Toro rotary motor with oversize cbeater~sUcks. 886- OLD GUNS wanted. Any age, ----- windup automatic starter. 5873 a[ter 3:30 p.m. make, ccndition. Cash. Pri- I 1OB- TRUCKS fers. Must sell. Drafted. 772'1 There's one to fit your budget. JIM FUNSTON CHEVROLET New condition. Phone 881-1223, ------vate party. TUxedo 5-7182. 8969. MEWS2:~;;;;t;::~-;;it~~~42-~h~rt: INDIAN VILLAGE ANTIQUE carved cherry pump T~;\illgI~r~:Nlr~£:~~~T ;-6'l-FORD Galaxie. Power ~tee~~ SAVE 12668 GRATIOT LA 6-8000 excellent condition. Bargain,' HOMg BEING SOLD-Contents organ. needs small repair. $60 NEW & USED ~~:.a~i~ke~~:~~-6;~~d con- CHARLES DALGLEISH Miscellaneous items. TUxedo for sale. Carved dining room 886-0539. Truck Inventory ------.---- CADILLAC 1-5210. set, carved mirrors, paintings. 16 MM MOVIE PRO.IECTOR DELIVERY TODAY 1965 CHEVROLET Impala con. ------:---1 n--- sofas, chairs, lamps. marble with sound and ~i:reen. Regen N '68 T k S I vertible. 5 to choose from. 6161 WOODWARD TR 5.0309 3.PIECE gold sectlOna. ,rapes, tables and many other items. ew rue a e Micbigan's Largest Cadillac Magic Chef gas range~ 2 Sunday February 25 only 9 cy double gold satin draperies 34 PICKUPS, STICKS & AUTO. $69 or your old car down. THE ONLY RIVAL Dealer aquariums, parakeet WIt h 'am to' 6 p.m. 2410 Burns.' and bedspread. antique brass 16 CAB & CHASSIS, 4 STAKES Ver Hoven Chevrolet cage and maple bahy bed. andirons, regulation ping pong 10 VANS 9 DUMP C&C's 13535 VAN DYKE F'REE PARKING DRIVE IN TO A NEW CADILLAC 881.4925. t~_bl~:_?'U 2-5939. 11 EL CA:MINOS 8 TANDEMS 365.6000 11-AUTOS FOR SALE LEADED g-l-a-ss---s-h-ad-e-s-,-s-t-aine':! ll'uNK sides coat, 16, excellent 6 TRACTORS - IS A USED CADILLAC . d Antiques condition. Sacrifice. TUxedo STEP VANS, 10, 12 & 14 11-AUTOS fOR SALE glass pane Is, chIDa, presse Still abound in Europe. Example: #7181. New '68 -. -- -- glass, pewelery, commodes. 1-2523. chairs, buffet. The best va. Go ANTIQUING with CHEV. 'h.Ton Pickup, full b> '67 CADILLACS '64 CADILLAC riety and value in antiques, FORMICA TOP, light tan kitch tory equipment, heater included Straight Talk From PACKERPONTIAC CARROLL CAMPBELL en table, 47", with 4 chairs $1897 F II P' Sedan DeVille, all t act 0 r Y Cpe. DeVllle, Flamingo red with olde.tiques, jun-que, at vinyl co vcr ed, $30. Pair U nee LIKE NEW ~~~:r.~err~mln~U~~Jr ~~~IC~ ~ white top, air and other extras. THE GRIST :MILL SHOPPE SHOP the highways, byways, "Utrillo" prints, $5- Call Sat 21151 Mack 886-1640 out of the way places, in Eng- urday. 831-3544. Ready To Work 1967 PONTIACS $4,495 $1,995 ______land, France, Germany and i - • • Shalla Chevrolet AT THE Italy. 21 day all expense I OLl? I~OME beIng sold. Chro!fle Out of Town Calls Accepted At T rernendous Savings leisurely tour complete $750.1 dInc.tc table and .. 5 chaIrs 16700 Harper 885.2555 '66 CADILLACS '63 CADILLACS ~el~t L~iP~ S~~~7i2-oct. 3. ~~~r~,ta~~ti~l~:k'ehl~¥;~,g s[~~~ 11-AUTOSFOi-SALE-- Cpe. DeVlIles, 4 to choose from, 2 drs.-4 dl'5. 5 to choose from. MUSIC a ram -. couch, four poster bed and ------5 all with factory air and loadcd New caI' trades. all fully equip- ______dresser. Console TV. miscel 1966 CO)1ET Voyager wagon. To Choose From with extras.. yDur choice. only pede RCA HI FI-Am, fm; large laneous lamps and tables Power steering, power brakes, $295 Down CENTER pecan cabinet. New, miracle Also rummage. Friday and 8, automatic. $1,695. Ventura 2-Dr. Hardtop $395 Down electric thermo massager. TU S a t ur day, II a.m.- 2 P..n1 , 79'"'M FRANK ADAM PIANOS ORGANS • Hydromatics • Vinyl Interior 1.5795.______E. Lafayette, 371-6604. LINCOLN-MERCURY A one-owner, later.model Cadillac makes far better sense U. Lowrey Holiday $695 • Power Steering • Side View Mirror u. Lowrey Starlet 499.99 35 YARDS beige carpeting, like "BAKER" mahogany din in g • Power Brakes • Back-up Lights than many new cars that cost the same ant: deliver far u. Conn Caprice $6~5 n.:w. RCA television. Window room and "Jolin :";calia" cor- 20777 Gratiot E. Detroit • Radio • Windshield Washer less in terms of luxury, comfort and operating excellence! u. Baldwin console with Leslie, fan. Miscellaneous dishes, ncr cabinet These arc decora. PR 2-0200 • Heater • Retractable Seat Belts 25 pedaL Save $400. Ham- Ironslone, glassware, linens, tor type pieces in perfect .------• Y..'hitewall Tires • Decor Group mond C2 with Leslie trade-in_ !lImps. Dressmaking form. condition. 822.9034. I. BYJICK Electra 1966. Has every II 8224846 fa.ctory option and more. Like Save $300. 199_50 ______Misce aneous..__ __'. ..__ 14'h--- CU. - FT .-d ou hIe -door- green new. A r eal b.u~r. 885-9601 . Wurlitzer spinet piano Rl':NT a new piano as long as Fri~idaire refrigerator, $100. ------$2495 PriceF!!lI Paul McGlone Cadillac GIDTARS AND AMPS you like. The ~lusic Center. PRescott 88216. New '68 Chevrolets 15300 Graltot GIDTARS. Now buy a new Gib '1 WHILE THEY LAST! • DR 2.0380 fion with adjustable bridge for ~~?:3da~;~~tiot near 9 MI e, HIGH CHAIR.b~-hy--;cai;, Impalas $2,378 2 Blks. S. of 8 Mi. only $~9,5O . ------Steamer trunk, table. Call 50,000 MilE, 5 YR_ FACTORY WARRANTY FINE pair of hand colored an- TUxedo 43463. Full Factory Equipment CREDIT CHECKED BY PHONE WAREHOUSE SALE tique English Steeplechase ------You Must Ask For Gibson G.A. 20, now $39; prints, $50 each, or best ofIer. DECOUPAGE handbags. Order Jim Russo TU 1-7600 Checkmate with reverb . 886.1832. I now for vI',as t e r . Rea~onable., . Ollt-of-Town Calls Accepted PACKER PONTIAC and tremolo 69 371 7787 AMERICA'S LARGEST PONTIAC DEALER Silvertone 2-12" with reverb 79 THICYCLES.b~ih;nette, radios: - --' ----- .-- Shalla Chevrolet I Epiphone Pac~maker 8~ high chair, lamps, clothes 1 CHINA - "Cor0net" hy Syra. i Livernois, 1 Block South of 7 Mile Ampeg with 12" speaker ~~ hamper. bedspreads. queen Cllse, 6 place scttings, $60. 885- 16700 Harper, , 5RAND NEW Out or Town 863-9300 Gibson LcsPaul 99 and double. mattress and box 6918 after 6 p.m. _. AMUinT'OVSia-F.~O-'RX-\S"AaYL-E--i 18650 Livernois Buyers Welcon'e Sa'll) 10%. 20';,. 30':1, On !Ill springs. Currier and Ives ------11 prints, 8B4.11881. AUTHENTIC harn wood siding, New !lmpc!; !Imps very reasonahle. 821.749£. 1968 Eriphone elect. 8S SECRETARY wit h locking------Goya GI0 classic 99 rlnnrs, $75. Reaver coat, per. LUGGAGE - White, 3 pieces, NEW 1968 CHEVROLETS Fenrler cll'cL 12.1 fect condition, $60. TUxcdo matched. "Envoy." Hanging CHRYSLER Gib,in Ml'lorly Makl'1' ]25 41~45_ wardrohe. steamer wardrohe Now, huy a new Gihsnn Folk trllnk. 2 Hollywoorl beds with VOLUME SALE with arljllslablc bridge for TYI'I':WRITEH n E S K, grl'Y. pl('ated headhoards. TUxedo NEW left hand, like nl'w $115. OVER 2 DR. HARDTOP only $9'J,50. Walnut posture chair. $15. . 5-2810. Smith . Corona typewriter' LH:JlT HEDDISH ,~olid maht)o DRU~tS Elite.$25. 881.8588. gany dresser, hrass fittings. Automatic Transmission, Healer, w/Defroster, Wash. Grl't~rh. 4 picce (.omplcle with '68 $%. Also never-used facial rymhals S:~:!5 ,.:xn:LLE:'I:T condition .~tllliio salina, WAlnut 2-t457. ers, Variable Speed Wipers, Full Factory ECjuipment. New 4piece sparkle set com. couch. leatherettc couch, 700 plete with cymbals and all SP"('r1 QU('1"11ironer. golf dllhs SCHWINN 10 speed light, cyclo. ar:cr'ssor j es, polaroid camera Detecto hahy meter. touring hag. watl'r I $2378 Slin,~l'rland 4 piecr' set com"Il't(. scale. stroller, hathinette. bottle. stirrups. many more. IMPALAS with CaSt' anr1 C/llers_ $2925 1l11(Hl~5~ extras, No filS\. ~llISt sl'lI. $50, ! GMAC or I Call G~ry afler 6 p.1Il Low as ... 886.1964. i hank ) ,nancing 775.!l()(1(J DJlI\'EHS' Approxim:1te\y $18 to qualified IlIlIS SHl,[)OO/$20,OOn Liahility dn. Imurance ANTIQUE Frl'nch styli', Couch credit $68 R;HHI ln',1 r'1I:1il'r1 ... I'I""rll~' damage, M,'clical and chair, lamps, f1'asonahh'. S;I\.'(' ~II';". ;1(,', .1Q'; p:'~ Illl"nls, TUxedo I 2376, LOCHMOOR l\li2-11738. On nl." -<1("'1" _.",.,,11 'Jrolill IH'Ls. ('j;;rlOl"h, filiI,.,. 1'lc_ 01UI':NTAL RUGS ~SOFA, exrelll'nl con rl it ion,. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Your choice from S.l!J. I lJ",.d Kl'rman, 4x7 $2~0' Spoonrark, lady'~ ~olf cluhs, SHALLA Chevrolet MUSIC CENTER 1:,r. Thursday, February 22, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty.Seven 11-AUTOS FOR SALE , 12D-ACREAGE AND '3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAI. ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE . SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE New '67 Chevys ERTY FOR SALE BELOW OPEN SUN. 2-5 COUNTRY ESTATE---- GROSSE POINTE TIllS CENTER HALL colonial Impalas $2,178 SECLUDED COURT- 104 ACRES-Well located. Com. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Grosse Pointe has all the charm, spacious- BOURN E 1110UTH, 1570-Sbarp Power steering, P.B., radio, pletely restored antebellum i NEAR LAKE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ness and fine detail of an NORTH j.bedroom brick Colonial, heater, whitewalls, and wash. ho~se .. Two full baths and a I BALFOUR 103O-Right answer older home plus many addi. NEW ORLEANS Colonial- ers, b.u. lites, eleclric clock, ~wlmmmg J.>Ool: New. horse for raising family; established BARRINGTON, 637-Boat lov. tional conveniences provided close to sbopping 8nd trans Beautifully landscaped. liard portation. E. brakes lites and much barr •. Wells ID flClrls. CIrcular neighborhood near schools er's delight! Neat 3.bedroom I by extensi\'e remodeling. to find custom built home POINTE more! Only $150 or old car blacktopped drive. 1>1 a pIe public tran~portation. Sur: 'I Large paneled library, mod- with ~Iaster Suite down, home near the water. Needs down, $55.50 per month, 35 trees aL'Out the yard. Just west rounded by shade trees. ,~ minimum maintaimmce. Cen., ern kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2~ LOCHMOOR. 1238 - Center hall paneled library. 2 bedrooms of ('f Ann Arbor. $100,000 with bedrooms, 2',2 baths, den. tra! air.conditioning. Quick baths, plus 5th bedroom or Colonial. Large 3 bedrooms plus 1. Many models even 2 baths up. 1st floor utility WOODS 25/0 down. "house.tour" kitchen. 3rd possession. TU 1.4200. activities room. In fine con. plus 2 full baths up. 5 rooms ' lower. room. Immediate posses WILLIS REAL ESTATE floor. bedroom and bath per. dition llnd located near down, including family room YOU MUST ASK FOR sian.! A communily of luxurious Geo. Saliba TU 1-7600 Grass Lake fect for teenager. Early oc. schools. and library. Large lot 162x Colonial, ranch, tri.level, 517.522.8121 cupancy. COOK RD" 783 - Near Hunt 160It. Out-of.Town Calls Accepted Club and Uni\'ersity School. and Cape Cod homes. 3, 4 A 4.bedroom, 2.bath COLO- and 5 bedrooms-80 fl. lots MARTHA BACHERS CHARM AND Shalla Chevrolet ALGONAC AREA NIAL with paneled family WEBER & -paved streets. From REALTOR ". FRANKFORT 14101 16700 Harper, Min. via E, X-way I FOR SALE OR TRADE CONVENIENCE room, powder room, dream VA 1.7710 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED on 1936 LA-SALL-E hearse-, "a-II'r-u-n-:Lovely ranch home on privale NEAR Lochmoor Golf Club kitchen with all built-in appli. SCHWEITZER $35,000 street. 2 car plastered garage. and New High School. An antes, excellent tarpet, at- a 76' lot on the corner of ning gear. Excellent condition. Family kitchen, buill.in oven Easllawn. Large 3-bedroom Member of MCEDRA ;BRICK 4 bedroom ranch. Dining early American on large tached garage and on garden Some interior and wood work. and range. Dishwasher. Fam. brick home close to public Multiple Listings Service room, IS' family room. G.E. lot 152 x 162. Living room, size site. Plan to inspect this! IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Best offer. 886-3388. i1y room with natural fire. and parochial schools. Den, kitchen, attached 2~ car ga- din in g room, beautiful TU 4-0600. 16.ft. dining room, spacious' 886-4200 O~ SOME MODELS iiERCURY Montclair 1965 41' place. Two twin sizP. bed- rage. West of Adams. Con- glassed terrace, paneled CRESCENT LANE, 833 _ Cape 20780 MACK Ii. living room with fireplace, door, black, power' steeri~g, ..roo.m...s.. Large livin( room with venient to 1.15. 1271 Ashover brary-kitch"n with family Cod in the "Woods." 4 bed. 2-car garage. power brakes, whitewalls. carpet. 313.1.794.3a55. D r i v e, Bloomfield Hills. breakfast area. Bedroom, rooms, 2 baths and king size WE TAKE TRADES radio, $1600. 411 Barclay. 886., 12E--COMMERCIAL PROP $33,500. 1-852-3182. bath down, 2 bedrooms and fa mil y room with raised Grosse Pointe Woods 5362. I - . bath up. Central Air Con. hearth. Carpet and draperies NEARLY EVERY home for sale _ .' __'_' " \ ERTY FOR SALE I HUGE 3 year old. 4 bedroom HARPER WOODS - 20515 Ros. dition. Under 550.000. I included. TV 40600. in Grosse Point!' can be 1966 CHEVROLET Impala con- 1------common, near Our Lady seen in our -:atalogue of brick colonial Large family Models on Foxcroft Blvd. \'erlible. 20,000 miles, auto- Queen of Peace, Bishop Gal- FAIRWAY DR .• 19998 - Near photos. Stop in and lIee room with fireplace, 2'h baths, Open daily and Sunday 1.8 p.m. VACANT COMMERCIAL matic, power brakes and lagher High and Tyrone Falrford. Custom Ranch in them today. full basement, 2 car attached ;~ mile south of Metro Beach PROPERTY power steering. Excellent con- schools. 90' lot, trees (50' HIGBIE quiet, secluded block. 3 large garage. Must sell. Parkway and Jefferson. dition. 881.9039. HARPER WOODS side yard for expansion). bedrooms, large family room, LEE Brand new kitchen, 4 finish- 2'~ baths. Built.in kilchen ap. 1965 FORD, automatic, power 120 Fool Business Property on ed rooms in basement (with REALTY pliances, atlit fan, sprinkleI' TU 63030 STI EBER REALTY CO. brakes, 4 door. Beautiful car Harper Avenue between Len. TOLES extra kitchen and bath). Out. 886-7100 system. Beller see this well PR 5-49:>0 Model 4689110 ill and out. Private. Sacrifice non and Beaufait, plus par. side room for studio, office, priced offering. TU 4.0600. Realtor I-G-ROSSE'polNTE SHORFS $1050. 756.7302. cel on Lennon which is zoned etc. $23,800, term~, or trade II ------'- --- NEFF RD., 387-0ff Jefferson 74 KERCHEVAL TU 5.4100 RANCH HOUSE, 3 Bedrooms, for parking. Entire package for smaller home. Open by TRIUMPH '67 GT 6-Red slant near lakefront park. ebed. family room. H~ hath, panel. very reasonably priced. owner. LOCHMOOR back beauty, 8,000 miles, load. room COLONIAL. 4 bedrooms, Our 27th year in Grosse Pointe ed recreation room with na. 55 GROSSE PO~ SHOR&~ ed. Drafted, sacrifice, $2.495. S & MI' FOR THOSE of you woo believe 2 baths on second floor, 2 bed. 1 .____ tural fireplace, 2'h car ga- Doug, DR 2-1503 or 5620130. weeney oore, nC'1 WESTCHESTER ROAD there's nothing new under rooms. bath on third floor. rage. Ideal location near park BEAUTIFULLY built, well de. signed English home. Buill in 1966--.B-uicK-E-le-c-tr-a-2-25~ Full TU 1~6800 IN BEAUTIFUL \VindmIlI Pointe the sun Purdy & Edgar New kitchen with breakfast BETTER LIVING and Yacht Club. Under $50,000. 1948. 3 bedrooms and expan- power and air conditioning,; Sub near lakefront park. Spaci. have come up with three area, den, gas heat, 2-car ga. TU 1-0363, i sion fourth. Library, family rattio, heater, white walls. 18431.18435 MACK. Modern, air. ous 4 bedroom, center ~all sparkling new listings this rage. Excellent condition. BEGI NS WITH GROSSE POINTE FARMS _ week. A shining example Owner leaving Slate. Good room. recreation room. Large $2,495. conditioned. Rea son able. COLONIAL on 8OX200. sprmk- Of the center hall colonial value. TU 1.6300. A NEW HOME Older S bedroom colonial, gas lot with circullir drive. Priced Terms. lered site with 2 car attached makes its appearance on I heat. Low twenties. 881.8106. in low sixties. Includes some FRANK ADAM FABRICK REALTY TU 1.7710 garage, 2~ baths, paneled Rivar~ Boulevard. There I ROSLYN, 655-Near Lakeshore Our m(ldel home at 6 Elmsleigh ----.------valuable furnishings. Phone to LINCOLN-MERCURY ------library, enclosed terrace, see. 20777 Gratiot E. Detroit GROSSE POINTE WOODS, games room with bar. Custom are fIve bedrooms on the Rd. RANCH with 3 bedrooms, Lane is open daily and Sunday G ro sse Po,'nte second floo.r and two more 2''-!, baths. living room and from 2 lo 4:30. 17166 CORNWALL PR 2-0200 CORNER LOCATION built 1953 with extra fine de. tail. For large for. present on the third .. Newly d.ec. games has fireplace, kitchen We also have other homes under OPEN SUN. 25 PM. 3 bedroom Total building size 70 x 33, owner. ~lust be SOLD. Excel. brick in good area. ;\lodem. 1960 T Bird-excellent condition. o~ated, a~d a ~Itche.n which with good dining area, full construction and several build- presently housing 3 businesses> lent value. WIll eclipse In sIze and dining room, attached garage. OPEN SUNDAY ized, spic and span. Full din. One owner. 52,000 miles. Com. decor any we have seen. Lots of carpeting and rotor an- ing sites. FEBRUARY 25, 1968 ing rOOm. Finished basement. pletely reconditioned as clas- SC~Ei-r~ER Johnston~ ~63~hnstone There's not a shadow of!l tenna. Minl condition. Priced 2:30.5:00 Garage. See this beauty 2 sic. TUxedo 2-1261. doubt in our minds that right. TU 4.0600. WALTER H. MAST CO. blocks south 01 Warren, block 1965LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 18530 Mack TU 2-2100 2-.F-~)fI-L-Y-'f1al-529 St. Clair, I this will be sold by Sun. TU 2.1401 TV 2-14.00 GRE&'lffiRIAR 28. Quiet lane east of Cadieux. Asking 822,- day. 900. -4.door, fully equipped. low Ii ------5 up, 6 do\ilfl, lower, com. BY APPOINTMENT near Lake Shore. Early posses. mileage, metallic grey. Pri 12F-RESORT PROPERTY pletely redecorated, newly BERKSHIRE - Near Windmill sion. Between Fontana and FASICK REALTY Willison. Good quality ranch vate, TU 1.2586. FOR SALE carpeted, modern kitchen, 'fHE RADNOR CIRCLE area Pointe Drive. Well-designed GROSSE POINTE WOODS built 1959. Three bedrooms, TU 1-7710 I ------separate basements, 2 - car has always been popular. Contemporary with circular SHARP 3-bedroom, 11,2 STORY, 1964 FAIRLANE Sports Coupe- garage. Close to shopping. handy lo schools, bus, shops. two and one.half baths. Break. Radio. heater, power brakes, MIO LODGE FOR SALE When a house appears in drive. Kitchell eating space, $33,500. Owner. 822-2418. Games room. garage, nicely lJst room. Family room. ST. CLAIR SHORES power steering. air.condition- ON A HIGH bank of a beautiful this handy location priced living roo m with r a i sed in the mid.thirties, we ex. hearth. 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, fenced grounds. Lovely car. ing. 885.8:142. trout stream, suitable far UNIVERSITY 62g. Well main. pect to be swamped with family room. Cabana, screened pet, draperies included. Priced plush club or family use. W~lll CO-OP APARTMENT tained Colonial. Five good. CANAL HOME NR. inquiries. This colonial has I porch and gri.lI adjoining heat- for quick sale. TV 1.6300. 1962 V.W.-Sharp, clean. good accommodate 17 guests 10 ., sized bedrooms two and one. 11 MILE rubber. good condition, $575. main building. This is one of NEAR ~I~ck and CadIeux. Falrl:; thr~ bedrooms up, and has I ed ~ol. ThIS house has ev- half baths. Den. Family room. Ideal floor plan for small busy Call 886-0291. the better lodges in lower ney, f1T~t f10:l~ .one bedroom a screened and covered erythmg. TU 1-4200. Johnstone Johnstone & Recreation room. Early posses- Michigan. Formerly owned by coop. !-ir-condltioned, e~rpet, family. 2 king size bedrooms, porch off of the separate' . sion. St. Paul's Parish. MUSTANG, 1965-4 on the floor, the Mitcbell Bentley Corp. drapen~s, stove an.d refng~ra. dining room. The basement MOORLAN~ - N ear LIgget I ------ample closet space. Large high performance engine. New 893.2291. tor. Pnvate parkmg. Pnced is finished with a paneled School. LIke new! 4 bedroom kitchen/diner overlooks the FOLLOWING BY tires. Good condition. $1,200. well below market at $12,500. play room. The lot is wide COLONI~L. 2 full baths,. 3 canal. Basement games room. APPOINTMENT TUxedo 4.3573 after 6 p.m. I GAYLORD I HENRY QUINN enough to accommodate a lav0rato~les,. paneled famIly GROSSE PTE. SHORES Gas heat. Att9.ched 2-car ga. two car garage attached to room wl.th f.lreplace, h~ated rage. Steel sea wall, 40' moor. FORD Country Squire. 1963, "Wilderness Valley" TU 2 8288 BY APPOINTMENT IPEI\tBERTON. First advertised. ing space. One of the nicest station wagon. Air.conditioned, - . the side of the house. 20x40 s~vlmmmg poo.I, pn~ate 10-acre Chalet sites. yard WIth lovely patio. Priced Good Colonial. Three bed. canal areas in the Shores. power equipped, new tires. 6,000 acres, wooded, elevated. 1------to sell. TU 1-6300. CONTEMPORARY - Two-story rooms, two and one.half baths. 771.2300. Excellent condition, $995. Call with ample room- Paneled library. Recreation 886.7120. PROFIT by an early selection. SOUTH OF Jefferson on a SUNNINGDALE, 1447 - Over. . Bedr f room. 75 foot lot near lake. Phone-Write for Map-Bro. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 street where prices are F or F am ily-SIX ooms, our Johnstone & Johnstone looks Lochmoor Golf Course. CHEVY, 1964, 2-door hardtop chure. usually much higher, we OWNER would like to have this Excellent home with paneled and one.half Baths SHARP COLONIAL. First ad- Impala. va. automatic, power George Wellington Smilh offer a very attractive col. home sold befre they move library, kitchen with built.in Living room with fireplace verlised. Three twin-sized bed. steering, clean. $1,000. TUxedo MA 6-2925 Franklin Village onial, also with three bed- up north on the 21st. This appliances, 2 bedrooms, 1'2 Large Dining room with rooms, one and one-hill baths. 2.9069. rooms up. This one is very brick Colonial, 3 bedroom and baths. Fully air.conditioned. fireplace Paneled Family room. Recrea. 12H-LAKE AND RIVER similar to the one adver. bath up, nice living room with Carpet, draperics. Quick oc. Kitchen _ complete built. lion room. Convenient locati{l!j. TAPPAN Says II A-AUTO-PARTS- PROPERTY tised above, only includes fireplace, formal dining room. cupancy. TU 4.0600. SERVICE new carpeting and dra. ins and recreation room for the young. VENDO~fE. Southern Colonial ------PORT HURON peries, air conditioner, Breakfast area. ENGINES: Factory rebuilt for LAKEFRONT PROPERTY sters plus lavs., is waiting in prime location. Four bed- color television antenna JOHNSTONE & "Springs A 'Coming. It's for the new Owners. Entertaining - Beautiful rooms, two baths on second cars, trucks, $89, up. All Year round home for sale by and disposal. For time to find that new makes, high performance owner. Buy now and save- Family room with fire- floor. Maid's room and balh motors. CORVAIR SPECIAL must sell. If interested, write OFFERED BY JOHNSTONE place, beam ceiling, wet on first. Library. Many in- home for your S p r i n g I teresting fealure3. Four car ISTS. Terms. 537-1117. F. G. Smith, 22U8 Carriage Lane, IN THE CITY of Grosse Pointe i 1 bar, sliding doors to free move." form swimming pool and garage. Wide 101. FIRESTONE wide ov~ls; E70-14. Port Clinton, Ohio 434~2, or call we believe we have listed i spacious garden. $19.95 ~Ius 190 F.E.T. Blem. 419-732.2181, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ANIEL the perfect house for the I WHITII ER, 1000 FAIR COURT. Trim one and ishes. Tire Distributors, 17611 I family which requires four CORNER E. JEFFERSON. OPt:N F r Phone: 884.6200 Relatives - First f I 0 or one.hall story. Two bedrooms East Warren. TU 2.6522. LAKE SHORE DR. - Grosse 20225 Mack TU 6- 1190 0 bedrooms: all on the seco~d I DAILY-SUNDAY 2:00-6:00-1 Apartment. Living room on first floor. Two bedrooms floor. :r~IS newe~ col?ntal, GROSSE POINTE PARK - WIDE oval fastraks G '17-14 Pointe Shores. Are You Thinking of Selling room with natural fire. above. Recrcation room. De- ~as ongmally budt WIth a COLONIAL-CENTER HALL I your house? If so cali us. I place, bedroom. bath, IJull- sirable location. NEW OFFERING (825.14). Red or white. $23.95 BRAND NEW 5 bedroom, 5 library off of the entrance' -4 TWIN SIZED BEDROD:lIS plus 2.05 F.E.T. Blemishes. bath home, overlooking beau. man type kitchen. Pri- hall. The ownl'r has ~e- CONNECTl~G BATlIS, 5th WEDGEWOOD. Quiet cul.de- 892 LAKELAND COURT-First Tire Distributors, 17611 East !iful Lake 5t. Clair. vate entrance. cently ad~ed a large famIly LA.RGE BEDROml OR SPACI. sac, Appealing olle and one- time advertised, exciting new- Warren, TU 2-6522. ______. LAVON - ST. CLAIR SHORES. GROSSE POINTE room whlc.h. has access to OUS DEN ON FIRST, KITCH. ! half story_ Two bedrooms, one er 3.bedroom Cape Cod on 12-AUTOS WANTED Spacious 4 bedroom colonial. b?t~ the KItchen and. the EN BUILT.INS GOOD TABLE: bathroom down and same up. be,utiful Lakeland Ct. (Rue See our picture on Page 30. d.m.lng room. There. IS a AREA, LARGE DII\'1NG, POW. I ON THE LAKE Gas A.C. heat. Excellent can. WANTED-Ford, Chevy, Plym- Formal dining room. 2\.!z Sans Sortie)_ Owner trans. dition. Early possession. outh. Clean. Will consider baths. family room, 2-car at. BRYS DRIVE NORTH lUO-- fl.Dlshed basemenl WIth. a DER ROO 1>1 ON FIRST. ST. CLAIR SHORES ferrcd. Who will be the lucky others, '62 through '65. 862 tached garage. On a canal Exceptional 3 bedroom, n~ bIg play room. By locatmg FAMILY ROOM, DOUBLE new owner? Priced right in the. allached gar~ge up ATTACHED GARAGE, Six Bedroom. Four Bat h PRESTWICK. Convenientlv 10' 7448 afternoons, evenings or with boatwell that will handle low forties. bath ranch, 2 car attached ga. I front, thc backyard IS larger GA.IES ROOl\-I-GAS HEAT Colonial, built in 1956 on cated Colonial on 60' lot. 'Four WEbster 4.6565.. 1 cruiser. Built in 1966. Price rage, family room. Cenlral i t'l mo t others In the " _ . reduced Owner anxious. air _ conditioning, carpeted' an s PRICED FAR BELOW MAR. large lake front lot with bedrooms. two and one. half 2080 FLEETWOOD - Charming steel sea-wall - Plus Cus. baths. Family room. Recrea. throughout. Fabulous recrea I block. KET AT $49,500 TERMS OR 3-bedroom Colonial with first 12A-BOATS AND • WEBER & 10m built Ranch, excellent tion room. MOTORS . tion room complete with sum. I CASH, EARLY POSS'ESSION floor pow d e r room. mud for additional income or pri- room, year.round fa mil y ERmer kitchen. wet bar, THIS LARGER house offers the -BROKERS PROTECTED. 1966 SR230 SEARAY-Sleeps ~. \ A IEITZ i vacy for favorite relatives. WILLISON. Custom ranch on room, 2.car garage. OPEN 150 h.p. Merc. drive. Loaded SC H V'1 HAMPTON, 1552 _ 2.bedroom i perfect combinatior. to ALSO CONSIDER 2 OR 3 I I a r g e well.landscaped lot. SUNDAY 2;00 to 5:00. Trailer. Excellent condition brick bungalow, dining room, '1' those who want ~otsa land. YEAR LEASE. i Three bedrooms, two baths. TUxedo 5-8389. l\lember of l\Icedra n a t u r a I fireplace. garage., a~d a hOllse wIth. rooms ------. GROSSE PTE. WOODS Family room. Studio or work Multiple Listings Service Convenient lor a t ion near WIth room to roam m. The room, Extra large two.car ga. 1022 :HARVARD - Convenience, 28' SEA SKIFF, 1965-2 185'5. k' h h bit I rage. rail, sounder. Sharp. $6,795. 886-4200 schools and tr"nsportalion. I 'Ite en as een comp e e y FLEETWOOD charm, appeal are included in . i done o\'l'r and includes CHAMPION 3.bedroom, ?\.!z.bath Cap e 885.8140. 20780 MACK MIDDLESEX, 757 - Exception. I every gadget in thc cata. SflEl.DF.N at Stonehurst. Lux. Two Bedroom Colonial with Cod situatcd in the Park. REALTOR 25' CONNIE hardtop, teak------al 4.bedroom. 2'~ bath Colo.: 10l?;uC A greenhouse with Den. Ncar transportation llrious custom Monlerey Colo. Large living room with pan. nial. Five bedrooms. three decks. loaded. Winter storage MARINE CITY-Where the Iiv nial. First floor lib r a r Y. : '.'.'iih its independent heat- and Shopping. Priced in eled wall, fireplace and book. paid. New tarp. $11,000. 886- in/: is living Exccutive brick breakfast room, 2lar garal(e ing and watering system OPE;>': SUNDAY 2-.1 aun onehalf baths. Panelcd mid twenties. ~helves, cheerful kitchen and 4966. Colonial; 2,4' ~iving r~m, pan., Dfofn'~ miss seeing this fine mak.es it a focal poinlt of I' WASHINGTON 641 _ Delightful library and Family room. library. Price reduced. __ . .. rlcd f.amily.kltchen; ~Ishwash- 0 ermg. the largc entrance gal ery, 1 six bedroom. two bllth brick Firs~ floor utility. room; !\Iany I 1962 27' Owens fishing skiff. 1'1". disposal. ~ spac)l~us hcd. MOROSS ROA!) 413 (Grosse; Bedrooms ,and baths .for a! to roof colonial. Dr.n, deluxe, s~eclal ~eatu.res, l~cIudmg full 1792 ROSLYN _ Enjoy cozy, HARPER. WOODS convertible top, head. and r.oom~. walk'lns •. 1,2 baths., Pointe Farms near Chalfonte) I large fanllly All thiS .on: updated kitchen. 3 car garage, : alr.condltlOnmg. In t e r com comfortable 3 bedroom bunga- galley. E:{cellent condition. f,'""~,_con~tnlcllon. $35.000. -3 bedroom hrick ranch. na- ' a deadend street leading gas heal. A rl'~! family home system, etc. Built 1964. low near schools and trans. HUNT CLUn DRIVE $4.300._8_21_-4_3_84_._____ Call 11;;)4321. _.____ _ tural fireplal'e, diring area, to the lake. in an excl'!Icnt neighborhood portation, modestly priced. A WARNER. Early American, home of maximum valne in ALES AND SERVICE attached garage. c10sl' to all schools, Sl. Palll Three Bl'ciroom R~nch S ST, CLlllR MICIIIGA~1 Parish. Don't miss seeing this. Practically new. Vcry well the small home field. OPEN Large Kitchen - G r 0 sse Chris Craft Conslellation. Com EXECUTIVE DELUXE HOME ROSEDALE, N. 601 - Custom 1.AKf; SHORE ROAD has long huill, Three hedrooms. lhree SUNDAY 2:00 to 5:00. Pointe School District - mander, Cavalier. and Roaml!r North Riverside Drive, over huilt 1963. 4 hl'drllom. 2", hath hel'n known for ils mag and oneha1f baths of which CLA WSON, MICll. N (0 a r Easlland Shopping boats Boston whaler. SunfIsh: look)'n" ,C:'., Cl,~',r River. Lovcly, tn. level, wllh faml.ly room. nificent mansions. but few ma~tcr suite is on first floor. .. ,," I d FI d of the <"real old homes are' Ccnler, Paneled library. A luxurious DETROIT boats. 4 h£'r1room home, Formal Din. I' aun ry room. on a room.." 14 UNIT apartment b.lilding. Johnson and llomelite ~Iotors int: Room, paneled lihrary, 2car attached garagc, Many left. WI' are proud to offer Separate furnaces, stoves, r('sirlcncl' for tbe mcdium sized family. REGORY BOAT CO. "Drl'am K\tchen with Built' extras. a eompll'te l'state which has i refrigerators Exedlent occu- 1~587 E. OUT~'R nnIVF.- G ' , heen maintained in supl'rior' p~nc~'. 4 one.bcdroom, 10 I.wo. DETROIT I Brand new Early Amcrican 9666 E. Jeff. 82.11900, in,". Spacious IV'"I: room ROSLYN, 2204 - Built 1955. F.x condition. Call when you' " I NORTH EDGF.WOOD. AUrae-. '1) f' I S c r ft I' n ft ~ I h hedrooms Built 1957. Call (or colonial. 3 bedrooms, 1'~ -.- ---". WI 1 Irl'p ace,. ,., \I cepliona 3bedroom ranc, have a f{'w minul{'~ to talk, ' I Four Bedroom Rungalow- live ranch house on large baths, natural fireplace in liv- 26'"FiBERGLASS Polaris sloop, I porch. Basemcnl. Propcrl~' I recreation room with lava'c,ry and wr'lI illuminate the I informalion, Living Room-Natural Fire. we!l.landse-8fl('d g rOil n d s. ing room, recreation room in Good sail hwentory. Inhoard' 110 x 3CiOianrtscapl'r\. Owncr, and draperies, f..mily room, many tealurcs f)f this spe. ' place - Dining Roo m - Large livinll room and Family basement with fir e p I are. power. Complete galley, head. transferred. $65,000. garage. cial listing WARREN, !\lICIIIGAN BChlltiful paneled Base.nent room. y.'ull dining room. Two Priccd in mid thirties. OPEN sleep5 4. Trailer available. Gl'rald lit. Emig A/:('nry 1l1.00MFIELD 1330.1-11 Mile -Two car Garage. Closc to bcdroom~, two bath.~. SUNDAY 2:00 to 5:0(). TUxedo 4.5711. Leona Rhoades, Associate All Above Opp.n &. Sch()('nherr area. Excellenl . transporlation and shopping, liD-ACREAGE-AND 11:1S, Riverside Drivc Sunday 2-5 :30 "()h~E'f\'e how svstrm into IhrC'1' herlroom. two balh, THOROUGH COVERM;E SUBURBAN PROP. Sf Clair, Michigan s)'stem runs, What other ranch on large lot. Close to I ON OmER ST. CLAIR SHORES WF:DGEWOOD -- :-';1'E'etmore. planets C"irdl' other ~uns." Comprehcnsive Rooks and EllY FOR SALE 329.2201 schools and tran~pr)rtal ion. I GROSSf: POI~TE 1I0VSF.S room? Uniqul' floor plan. 4: Alcxander Pope !'rirl'r1 in micl lwentl('~. ' Tnformation on othE'r I 2233f, I.OUlSE-Praclieally new 13-REAL ~STATE bcdrooms, 2 full balh COlr)' l"j ACRE FARM Gro.sse Pointe Propertirs. Stop in ror a limE' savin;: lht. ~.I)('droom ranch. I I, haths. FOR SALE nial. 2 b('drooms and hath I,IVE LUXURIOUSLY on this lallorNI to j"ollr reqllir(,lIIents' fi."ll1\Y rOOln, attach('d l(arage. on first floor, kitchen hui1t e.o\l.I. liS FOR I:\FOIl\li\Tlor; farm withOl,t rrmodeling or fro mOil r c()mprehrnsi\e i\ I'll' carpeting and elra.pcs ~n ins, aUarhed garage, :\rwh' 0:" ALl. (;HOSSI'; ,'ol:"n: rE'decorating. Two ful! haths. :-'BI-:[)ROO~IS, 2 baths in nice l;rossE' Pointl' calalol( of pho. lhls exquIsite home 10 ,)1. I dccorated-nlll~t see to ap. I'H()l'f:HTIES Nice wool eafpetin~, vinyl Purdy tographs and small floor Cia ir Shorrs. loc"tion Priced in low 30's. preciate. ~Iake appointmcnt SWEENEY linoleum. 24 stanchion barn pl,lns. today. & & Rnd land rents for $1,600 \'m, W. QUf:EN yearly. Low taxes. Owner 886-4141 CHAMPION TAPPAN moving out of state. Less tban ---- : Edgar MOORE a.BEDROOM RANCH - Family $500 an acre. MAXON REALTOR r,)()m, fireplace, 2 years old. Ca rte r Co. 163 KERCHEVAL TU 6.6010 REALTOR WILLIS REAl. F,!ITATE & TU 1-6800 BROTHERS, INC. !lO Kercheval - On-the.JIiU 7.13 Noire Dame. Opcn Sun. Grass Lake TU 4-4400 TU 4-5700 83 KERCHEVAL TU 26000 ~ 517-5228l21 day. 882-217a. I ~ - .. Thursday, February 22, 1968 Page Thjrty~Ej9ht GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21 I-PAINTING AND 21M-SEWER CLEANING 13-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE 13.LREAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 16-PETS FOR SALE 13-REA.L ESTATE I DECORATING FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SEWERS CLEANED, broken FOR SALE GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, sewers repaired. Guaranteed. 10 weeks, AKC, champion Reasonable rates. 921.8175. GROSSE POINTE WOODS DONALD BLI SS KENSINGTON, 5558 GROSSE PTE. FARMS WESTCHESTER RD. VACANT -- READY sired. Permanent shots, worm. Decorator 3 BEDROOM ranch, 1~ baths, ed. good temperment. 791. Exterior Interior ADVANCE MAINTENANCE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FOR NEW OWNERS heated family room, dish. 2031. Electric Sewer Cleaning for aU OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 COLONIAL. Spacious center Free Estimates 20943 NORWOOD.Grosse Pointe washer, finished basement. at. drains and sewers. 3.Bedroom COLONIAL, WI hall, 4 bedrooms, 2,~ baths, OLD ENGLISH sheepdog pup- TU l-7050 395 MOROSS ROAD at Chal. schools, sharp brick, 1% tached garage, fenced yard. baths, 2 fireplaces, gum wood. fonte. Charming custom built paneled library plus year Near schools. pies, from long line of cham. 40. Years in G.P. COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL round Florida room. Modern story Nice living room with pions in c Iud i n g "Ceiling WE DIG AND REPAIIl work. Modernized kitchen. 2. ranch with 3 spacious bed. 881-2517 car garage. Priced right. TU kitchen, all built.ins. 2 car fireplace, dining room, large Zero." Ready to go, $300.$400. COMPLETE Decorating srrvict'. BROKEN SEWERS rooms. a formal dining room, kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms, 2 6'17-4431. Painting, interiol', exterior. 1.4200. 2',~ baths, separate den and attached garage. Large lot ____ Paper hanging and removing. All Work Guaranteed near schools and lakefront car garage. Open to offers. 2.car attached garage. ]mme. GROSSE POlNTE WOODS. 3 2YEAR.OLD registered Boxer, Materials, workmanship guar. park. Open Sunday 2 to 5. 884-9512 Johnstone & Johnsto.)e diate occupancy. See today. 1 bedr(')m, 2'f.lbaths bungalow. male. 886-0792 after 7:30, or anteed. For estimates, c311 I OFFERED BY Owner, 8816731. Sunday; only. WILLIAM FORSYTHE II o-WA TERPROOFING 3i7 HILLCREST near Chalfonte' JOHN C. STAUDT INC --_._------1 650\VASHINGTON ROAD. Eng. AFFENPlNSCHERS. toy (mon- I V_A_I1_ey_2_-9_1_08_ GROSSE POli\TE SHORES -A nice Cape Cod featuring REAl TOR . A N IEL BASEMENTS WATERPROOF. and 2 bedrooms down with full r ' ", _ ED-Reasonable rates, work. 85 N. Edgewood Dr. and 2 bedroomsdown with full \ A 2.0100 EI es. VA 2'6;)93: lish style home, excellent con. ke)' terriers). Mt. Clemens, GEORGE S. DALLY dition. Open Sunday 2-5. TUx. 1-465-1723. manship guaranteed. 921.8175. 3 bedroom, 2'h bath ranch, bath or a den, whichever you . 20225 Mack TU 6-1190 ------1 PAINTING, DECORATING large living room with fire. edo 1.2189. KERRY.BLUE terrier, female, need most. Immediate occu. ------Are you thinking of selling your ------9 months, show stocl:, excel. Paper hanging and wall wash. 21 P-FURNITURE REPAIR place. Large kitchen with pancy. Assume mortgage with GROSSE PTE. FARMS house? If so, call us. built.ins. Family room, finish. BRAKD NEW IN lent disposition. Good with ing. Serving this ~om;nunity for ELEGANCE IN $13,500down. children. 8384771, 5 to 9 p.m. over 25 years. ed recreation room with bar. Dutch Colonial, 3 bedrooms, ------.--.------_.-.----- BIRMINGHAM 1------TU 1-7480 UPHOLSTERING Air conditioned. Attached auto. GROSSE PTE. SHORES 112 baths, modern kitchen. 379.81 KEFF., New duple", 3. 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL, 2% WELSH Corgi puppies, champ. I. - Custom made furniture; dec. matic garage. Sprinkler sys. bedrooms. Fully I e a sed. : baths, separate dining room, sired, 8 weeks. PRescott INTERIOR, Exterior painting, orative fah r i c s; professional tern. For appointment call BY APPOl~TMENT St. Paul's parish. Under $30,' $57,000. Owner, 8B4-0700. family room, first floor laun. 2-0768. floor tiling, carpenter repairs. needlepoint mounting, tapes. SHORECREST CIRCLE - One. 000, Call owner. 881.4859. 290 . owner. dry.mud room. Storms and ------Quality materials used. Free tries and yarn; chairs and Days, PRes. 30483 of the finest custom ranches I Ridgemont. . ~JARLROROUGH-Near Grosse screens. Located on Baldwin AIRDALE PUPPIES estimates. Lakeview 7.5318, stools in stock. EWALD, estab. available, with 3 bedrooms.I------Pointe. 10 apartments, $850 Eves, TUxedo 4.7133 Court within walking distance ANCHORVILLE . after 6 p.m. llished 1926, 13929 Kercheval at Jus.t off ,Lakeshore D~ive. fea-! Good Retirement Home Ii income. $13000 down. VAlley of town and Holy Name KURT 0 BAEHR Eastlawn. VA. 2-8993. turmg 2 V:t baths, a fIrst floor I 0 1. $9 500 1-6833. Church. $46,500. Op~n Sun 725-4551 . ---- re lIDS.. . g an laundry, separate famlly room i ny, , i ------.----- day 1-5; other times by ap.1 I CUSTOM Painting and Deeorat. FURNITURE f hin d GROSSE PTE. PARK and 2\'"-car attached garage. I. . I antiquing. Need and occasion. iExcephonally d~an III and out, A VISIT to this New pointment. 646~5460.W --A-N-'T-E-D--=-OldEnglish Sh~~ ing. Wall pap~ring. Guaran. al chair, etc.? Will find one. Attractive 5 bedroom home on asbestos shingle. 2 bedrooms'l Dog pup. TUxedo 2.7629. t~ed. Free estimates. LI.ke. 885-7556. large lot with lovely peren. GROSSE PTE. AREA Carpeted lil'ing room and England Atmosphere ______vIew 1-5716. nial garden. Short walk to ele. dining room. Lovely light I' . . BRICK - 7 room, 3 bedroom, POODLE puppies, AKC regis. BY APPOINTMENT CUSTOM PAINTING CHAlR RUSHING and Caninl{ mentary: junior high schools NORTH ROSEDALE COURT - kit;c~en, pleasant warm, large wrll find you the hom~ full basement. 324 Kirby, tered, 6 weeks old. Champions -worn seats rewoven like and transpo~on. Grosse Pointe Farms, Open & DECORATING Nearly new 4.bedroom 2~~ utility room, gas heat, en- of your choice. in family, $40. 884.0335. WALL PAPERING new, TUxedo 4.2432. bath Cape Cod with custom dosert porches. Good ~arage. Sunday 2.5. Lots of flowers in summer. Interior and Exterior OLD COUNTRY, furniture re- features galore. Central air 3, 4, 5 bedroom complete homes 19-PICTURES, FRAMING 20 Years Experience DETROIT starting at $32,000. MILLER BROS. REALTY finishing and antiquing. Cus. conditioning, thermal win. Located between ~Jack and I_~RE_ST_O_RI_NG_, _ RUDOLPH TONELLO BERKSHIRE ROAD PRescott 1.4000 tom reupholstering. 527.3933; dow~, marble sills, kitchen Warren on Barham. • Gro~se Pointe Schools i 1'hree Mile Drive built-ins, paneled family room ------1 521-4519. Well b&ilt 3.bedroom, 1V2 story • Hudson's Eastland-5 blocks PICTURES 882.0870 home. Gas heat. side drive, and 2-car attached garage to ROBERT C. MOORE • Edsel Ford Express-1 block INDIAN VILLAGE Custom Antiquing garage. Available at once. name a few. See today. PAINTING"": WALL - Tex - REALTY • Park.Playground-l block Wall groupings or hangings $19,500. IROQUOIS (near Charlevoix)- and paperhanging - remov. & E. OUTER DR]VE - Between 15517 Mack done in home or office. ing - wall washing, 30 years Furniture VA 25052 we have a numher of fine For appointment call KARL DAVIES Mack and Warren - Large OANBURY PARK SUB. homes in this attractive experience, work guaranteed. Refinishing 51/2.6'1..income with 2 bed. a development by (close.in) area. 4 family bed. Mr. Sullivan Mertens, 122 Muir, TU 2.0083. TU 5.3220 PRescott 2.1509 rooms down and 3 bedrooms rooms, 2 or 3 baths, paneled TU 4.6810 up. 2 natural fireplaces, full HARPER WOODS.Parkcrest - A. W. MilLER, INC. HUGHES BROTHERS VA 2-2590 libraries with fireplaces, etc. TOWNHOUSE, Lafayette Park dining rooms and a 3.car brick Custom built, face b r i c k DECORATORS Reasonably priced. Please 2'j Q-PLASTERI NG -Walk to work. 3 bedrooms, garage. Truly a must-see ranch. 1375 square feet. '3 bed. Open 9:00-5:00 week days; 2:00-5 5293 Yorkshire call for complete details. 20-PIANO SERVICE SPECIALIZING in repairs for large living area, shades, home. Call today. I'o!Jms, large living room, nat- Sundays. Closed Saturday. 882.9750 or 331.8029 draperIes. Immediate (lCCU PIANO tuning and repairing, 18 years. Cracks eliminated! ural fireplace. Beautiful kit. INTERIOR and exterior paint. panc)'. 962-4881. chen and dining area. Florida Located off the West Bound HUGH CHALMERS Thomas Pettit, TRinty 3.9239 Clean. Jim Blackwell, VAlley MARV. BOUTIN Harper Ave. Service Drive, REALTOR or TUxedo 1.2382. ing, wall washing and paper 1.7051. room, gas heat. Garage. Like hanging, Reasonable rat e s . 884-7733 new condition. Immediate pos. bdween Eight Mile Rd. and TV 4-4040 TROMBLEY RD. COMPLETE p:ano service. T!ln- 30 years' experience. Ray JOHN & FRANK session. Vernier Rd. in Harper Woods. LARGE FLAT-7 and 7. 3 bed. ing, rebuilding, refinishing, Barnowsky, 823.5596. PLASTER CONTRACTOr.S rooms, 2 baths; 2 bedrooms, de.mot!Jing. Member Piano Repair Work EASTERN REALTY 13A-LOTS FOR SALE PAINTING. Experienced, neat, 2 baths on third floor. Fully A'ITRACTIVE corner b r i c k Technicians Guild. R. Zecb, Free Estimates APARTMENTS Lakeview 7.8500 ranl:h, 2 bedrooms, attached GROSSE POINTE WOODS. 939 fully equipped, rer-.sonable. carpeted, recently redecor. 781-7707. VA 4.7765 ated in and out. Separate EAST JEFFERSON.St Clair, enclosed breezeway and ga- Woods Lane. 69' lot, $14,000. .. TUxedo 1.5306, after 5:30. recreation rooms wilh fire. Dear Roostertail, on the rage. Patio. Graylon near 884-0700. PIANO tuning and servlcmg, EXPERT PLAST~R and dry. GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 3- Mack. Owner. TUxedo 27335. guaranteed. Walter Mueller, EXPERT painting, paper bang. places. Stoves and refrlgera canal. Newly renovated, car- ing. Free estimates. G. Van wall repairs. Licensed con- peted, 10 units. Separate utili. bedroom ranch, ideall~ locat. 2 A'ITRACTIVE lots near the TUxedo 6.1090. tors incluiled. Gas, 4 car ga. cd. TUxedo 1.3006. Assche. VAlley 4-1492. tractor, 20 years. Free esti. rage, electric opener. Lot 75x ties. $7,500 down DECIDEDLY different. Excel. lake. mates. PRescott 8-2678 or 773. 151. Owner VAlley 1.6536. lent floor plan. Rock fire- For Further Information 21-MOVING 6' STORAGE COMPLETE decorating. Paper. 2377. place wall, living, dining, lEAST G RAN D BLVD.-St. CAll KEN'S MOVING - I'lcal sub- hanging, insured, guaranteed. Joseph hospital. Spic and BLAI RMOOR CT., 1040 family, 2 hedrooms, modern Al Schneider. TUxedo 1.0565. 21 R-BRICK AND kilchen. TUxedo 4-5351. GEORGE PALMS, urbs. One piece or houseful. GROSSE PTE. HOM ES sp:m apartment with adult OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5 Low rates. TU 2-8540. CEMENT WORK tenanls. $5,000 down. TU 6-4444 A-I INTERIOR and exterior An excellent 5.year.old Colonial painting, wall washing and OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. MAYWEATHER MOVRiG CO. REPAIRS ROYAL OAK, 11 apartments, in nne cc,lldition which fea. YOll say "NEIGHBORHOOD 13B-CEMETERY paper hanging. Have insur- Licensed. Responsible. House Waterproofing and brick wOrk. separate furnaces. 15 years tures a large paneled family COMES FIRST." ance. Kenneth Pygott, SLo. SEVERN, 1920-Spacious 3.bed- PROPERTY hold and office furniture. Day We underpin footings, repair old. $30,000 down to $80,000 room with fireplace, modern' This is it, plu~ a fine value in or night service. No joh too cum 8.1780, after 5:30 p.m. room Colonial with family WHITE Chapel Memorial Ceme. ------caved-in basement walls or room, large kitchen, tiled base. mortgage. kitchen with all built ins, large this clean, all white aluminum large or too small. Free esti. PAINTING - Interior, exterior, replacements. Inspec- breakfast room, 4 bedrooms, 5 room 2.bedroom home, for tery. 4 plots. Garden of Medi- make ment and 2'h.cllr garage. mates. 861-2280. wall washing. Reasonable tion of completed work in- 2'h baths, 2-car attached ga- only $16,550. Spacious room tation. TUxedo 1-4748. Linden Management Co. Tates now. Free estimates. vited; we guarnntee our UNiversity 3.5863 rage. Low interest mortgage sizes. Excellent gas heat, 15' 21A-GENERAL SERV1CES 264-3711. workmal.ship. FHA term s , can be assumed. Owner tr~ns- kitchen, carpeted..Jiving room 14-REAL ESTATE -- BY APPOINTMENT -WANTED licensed, insured, bonded. ferred; qui c k posseSSIOn. 15x14, carpeted master bed- RESIDENTIAL leaded glass reo 21J-WALL WASHING pairing. LOrraine 8-3272 be. ONTARIO HARVARD, 1170 - This is an GROSSE POINTE Price reduced. room 15x12, utility room 12x6. FAMILY needs fine 3 or 4 bed. I Also large storag-.: attic, 2 car tween 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. CONSTRUCTION CO. ideal born e for a growing room home, in 30's. Private. WALL WASHING 881-4400 family in a top, bandy loca. Open 2-5 Sunday T. RAYMOND JEFFS garage. Ideal for co~ple ~e- Mr. Jay, TUxedo 1.7609. CARPET LAYING PAINTING & DECORATING 21B-If TU 1.1100 If no ans. TU 2.0176 cause of handy Mack-7 Mile CHIMNEYS, porches built and tion. Excellent condition and ROAD 1 \ NEW AND OLD HOME MAINTENANCE modernized with 5 bedrooms, ROSLYN, .' .you stores and bus. PRIVATE party wants 4 bed- repaired. Leaky basements, arc lookmg for a spacIOus rooms in Grosse Pointes, 3'A1 baths, 30' living room, 3 bedroom hrick bungalow, ------Stair Carpet Shifted ELMER T. LABADI E broken steps. Call anytime. paneled den and formal dining under $30,000, condition not PRescott 3.0322. see this one-no small rooms. ROBERT C. MOORE in;portant. TUxedo 2.7708. Repairs of All Types TUxedo 2-2064 room. All exlerior wood trim COI'. MORAN ROAD REALTY -- Cigaret Burns Re.Woven WAIJ.. WASHING. No streaking. 21 S-CARPENTER WORK ered by aluminum-no paint. In the heart of beautiful Grosse 155t7 MACK A~[ INTERESTED in purchasing ALSO 4hedroom, 2'h-bath home in Drop cloths. Neat, reasonable. ing. Carpeting included.Rea- Pointe Farms, 3.bedroom Col- VA 2-5052 NEW CARPET SALES LEXINGTON, 430-This custom S'Jnable taxes. Near public onial large liviug room, de. the Farms or city area. Would TUxedo 1-5~OO, after 5:30. H. F. JENZEN & Sampll's Shown in planned home by Cox Baker, and parochial schools. One Iightful kitchen. Kerb~' and like to have f3lnily room and BUILD!NG has 3 spacious bedrooms, 2'h I Your Home 21 K-WINDOWWASHING hlock from transportation, St. Paul school~. recreation room. 882.2605. Home and industrial repairs. baths, large living room and TU 64060 Eves 884.6387 OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 BOB TRUDEL A.OK Window Cleaners. Service Additions, attics completed, formal dining room. Delight- F'ISHER . RD. 831-Be sur" to,' " 1516 BLAIRMOR CT" Grosse 15-BUSINESS TU 5.0703 on storms and screens. "'ree Porch enclosures, recreation ful kitchen. cenlraJ <,ir.condi. ~e thiS well cared fo~ Eng. .______Pointe Woods. By owner. OPPORTUNITIES ---- .---- estimates. M 0 nth 1y rates. rooms, garages repaired. tioning and first floor com- IIsh style 2. story) bnck, 3 Sharp 4 bedroom, 2',~ bath -- 21 C-ELECTRICAL 521.2459. bination bar and utility. bedrooms, With 1!k. b~ths. HARCOURT, 3 bcdroom flat, colonial. 4 years old. Panelled SMALL animal hospital serv- TU 1.9744 TU 4-3011 ing Grosse Pointes for many SERVICES Good breakfast area 1D klteh- spacious superior construc- family room with natural fire. --- G.OLMIN CARPENTER WORK-Modern. years. Fully equipped. Sale PROVENCAL ROAD-This cus. en, 2 car garage, larger lot, tion top condition. Wide lot. place, large kitchen and ELECTRICAL WIRING WINDOW CLEANING ization, panelling, attics, ad- necessary to settle estate. tom huilt home with unob- ma:.y extras. AP~intment shown serio~ls~y breakfast room. built.in G.E. and REPAIRS SERVICES ceilings, Reply to Box W-19, Grosse ditions, kitchens, structed view of the lake has MORAN RD. 445 _ See this interested buyers. Reahstlc ovcn, range, and dishwasher. KRAUS~IAl'.N ELECTRIC CO. FREE ESTIMATES repairs, etc. TUxedo 2-2795, 3 bedrooms, 3'A1 baths, 23x16 offers over $60,000 solicited. Panelled recrea!I'on room \"I'th Pointe News. .- larger than usual brick Colo.' TU 2.5900 WE ARE INSURED family room plU!~paneled Ii. nial. Has g~ baths, -2.ear Owner VAlley 1-7239. bar and many built-ins. 2-car ------_._- CARPENTER wants small job., brary and formal dining room. garage, gas heat. Recreation ------plastered garage, wet pla~ter FOR SALE by Owner, building 21 D-ELECTRICAL 372-3022 paneling, repairing, screens, Extra sir.e attached and heat- porches, etc. PRescott 1.3729. room, carpeting and draper. I E FACTS walls, carpet, draperies, and and business with valuable APPLIANCES If no answer call 372.3023 ed garage, lot 150x150 with ies. IS near schools, shopping I JUST TH shutters. Professionallv land franchises. Johnson Boa t s, 1---- circulr drive. Extra lot avail. and transportation. I UNIVERSITY PLACE-Centc'r scaped. Priced at $53.900. motors, Snowmobiles, and GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE able. haIL Farm Colonial built in ------Apache Camp Trailers. Call Ralph Kinsley, LExington SOUTII RENAUD RD., 1618 - By Appointment 1954 by present owner. 4 bed. COZY COTTAGE HOOVER rooms 2 baths. Library and 359.2811. Television Service TiJis ranch has a lot of charm With 2 car attached garage. ------._----.------_ .._------FACTORY AUTHORIZED ox FORe RD., Grosse Pointe family room. Large kitcl1Cn and family livinR space with Woods-A hrick ranch. lIas Fealurin,~ hedroom and fllIl 16-PETS FOR SALE SERVICE REPAIRS IN YOUR HOME 3 bedrooms, l'ii baths, family with built-ins and breakfast bath on first floor. Large Color TV - Hi.FI - Slereo - A.rlal. 2 large bcdrooms. family iiiNIATi.iR;;;-;;~d-;;t;~d_;~d POI NTE VACUUM Ail Make. - SI.ndard Labor and Part. Guarant •• room. Vacant soon at an at room, lil'ing room with dining spacc. lot. Gas hcat. I CALL 823-3630 tractive price. L. Kitch('n has nice breakfast dac~shllnds, also yorkshire FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY area. 75 ft. lot he:1utifully SUNNINGD!\LF. -- Fonr bed GEORGE PALMS _terriers. TUxedo 5-4610. I NEW REBUILT PARTS 15007 Kerche\'al £liquirt GrOlle Pointe room house with expansion £lrrtrllntcJI landscapcd, attached 2 car ga. REALTOR -POODLE puppie;:-U;ys _minia.1 TU 1-lOl4 PR 2-4050 co-or APARTMENT rage with automatic door possibililies. Full dinin::( room and family room with fire. tures, AKC, Black, whIte, ap. 21002 MACK EAS'I\ JEFFERSON, S300-The opener. I ricot, $50. Stud service. 831- Casa Balcona Tcrrace Co.ops. placc, rl'cr('ation room \"ith TU 6-4444 JOANNA WESmN C'ustom planned 2 units joined ANITA I~02. Brick ~ hcdroom circular bar. ~fembcr. Grosse Pointe I 5489: .. _.. 21G--ROOFING SERVICES WI NOOW SHADES together. 2 hedroom~, 2 baths, hungalow in excell('nt condi R('al Estate Boarrt : STANDARD Schnauzer pup Cleaning. Turning, Repairing carncJ,i.rlg, draperie~. Owner t ion. lIa!: recreation room. I::a. WINDMILL P01>-in: DR.-Lux pics. AKC permanent shots. ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK Fast Service ra~e, low tax('." many extras. mions semi.ranch, In excel ALSO FEATURING must sell. 782 IlOLLYWOO[l Ear s croppcd. Champion Caulking, chimney repai,rs. knt condition. :I b('drooms, CUSTOM MADE SHADES ST. CLAIR SHOm.s Gf(;S~'C Pointe Woods sired. 891-6450, Gutters cleaned. FOR THE paneled lihrary. Florida room, Quiet location hl.'tween Wl.'dgc.- 22458 POfN7:~ nHlVE in Eat:le comp!etr\y builtin kitchen, ADV:\NCF: MAINTENANCE HOME AND OFFICE WATERFRONT PROPERTY wood and ~Iorningside. n('ar POODU: pllppies. Black stand. TU 2.5539 !'oine on the l.ake. Watl'r- 1\11on an unllsllal 250 Ct. lot. schools. Spacious, sturdy cen. am. }o;xcel1entAKC champion. front privileges. Brick 2 fam New Portable WATERFRONT lot, 87 x 413, ter entrance brick H2.story. sLp stock. 3 months, paper ROOFING, gutters. decks. Ne~, i1y ranch with family room, TYPEWRITERS ORA_rop Lakeview Co u rt between INDIAN VILt.AGE 2-car attach('(l !:(aragc, 3'" trained. shots. 6263959. modem kitchen, garal::r. car. repairs. Do work m~'seU. Trombley and Bedford. Sacri. SEMINOLE - Tudor Beamed hedroolns, l'~ baths. Uniquely ------.------TUxcdo 1-4807. $39.50 SALES AND SERVICE peting in all rooms. Off ,leI ('rilin::(s, fin'places. Just deco- finished up~tairs, (,xc(,~l('nt DOG GROOMING by Tony Rico, 14830 Warren, at Alter fice price. I f('rson l)('tw('rn 10 and 11' rat('d. r('cr('a1ion room witb lav. En. I All hreeds. Toy and miniature 21f-PAINTING AND ADDING TUxedo &6000 InfDrmati'Jn and Pirt\lres of ~lile Roads. closed porc11, formal dining i pooilles $5.95 pick up and DECORATING Most Homes For Sale IROQCOIS RENTAI~Exccllen! room. Ampl(' spacf' in kilch('n. dcliver $1.00 extra. Prices in. MACHINES in tile Pointe! ' 4.hl'drODlll house. Imlllccliale l.OI\' inlprcst mnrlgag('. 1m. durte clipping, shampooing, YPEWRITERS R. l. SHURTLEFF GROSSE POINTE Rowe & G rove! occupancy. m('(liale lJOssession a\'ailal>ll', nail and cars. For appt. 823. l\ and Sal(' hy Ol\'ner, For appoint- 0506. PAINTL'IG CONTRACTOR .. ~ Sales DETROIT mcnt 8sr..sn8. O,,('n Sunrtay and Silloway & CO. WE TR/\DE , 0l)en Sunday 2:30.1:00 SClI~Auzr;Rs, miniature [JllpS. Best ~lateriaJ. Srn'ice and price. I Shoe Repair 2 to !). G Service Chnmpion sij'('rt. Top quality. 25 years in GrOSf.ePointe, For I 365 Fisher Rd., Opp. High TU 4-7000 21043 MACK TO 4.1000i I.AKEW()()Il, 2,)0 .- !lll1st sl'1I I.lncoln 56287. free estimate call immrdial('I~'. Owner Iran,' ST. CLAIR SHORES WOLVERINE fl'rr('!l. V('r~' ~11l,,11 down pay. BASSET Pupp;('s- IInlh sirc nll'nt will tak(' this 4h('dronl11: ~llf)IH.E~r.X-Centrr enlrance and rtam are l'hanlpinns. $i5 TU 1-7336 Typewriter Service SERVICING THE CROSSE POINTE:S house. Il('n. fllil dining roolll 1'1I.,tnlll r"nch wilh lInil]\Ie and lip. llSr.12ll9 13 t 31 E. JEFFERSON AVE. and hll'akfilsl rool11. floor pi,,", :l l)('droollls. I'" Sl' \"1) \1'1) S 1 . . . AI.L PAINTlI'ooG woortwcrk re. Nexl to the Newporl Hotel Serying the Pointe Are, FOR OVER 112 CENTURY I tl' f' '1' . t I" ,- : , ,c 111,1\11.('1' pUPPies ... ' . hl IS, ,11111~ loom, na ura AK.C. l'l'gi,tllred, ('hampion fIDl"llIllg. plaster repaIr, 35 VA 2.3560 Every Style of fence St:.Il!I'PS, .. IHOn --. In. 1:)(' C!r('plac(' I sired. 1'ihots, ears ('ropped.: y('ars ('xperience. ~easonable. "f'nle(' ~)f l)e110,t .111Id ROSEDALF _ C I I .FOrest 640135.. ... frce ('sllmatcs. Guaranteed. erected for you room colOnial. ])1'11 down, ~un . • . en rr rn rance .__ 8224474. room up. Hoat \\'ell with (lIce. I cu~tom ..hUlII, 3 .be.drooms. 3 AllABlAN MAilE - Rcgistrrrd ------1 tric hoist, strrl brl'akwalJ. ,7alh:~, kltch('n l~UI~m\f_el~X~ I." other half thoroughhred. I~TERIOR- .EXTERIOR paint. Wm. J. Alleman WA.1.6282 ami ~ room, -Car a "c I' 1 I Jlunler, jumper. pro~p('ct.. mg. Attent.lOT:ap:.rtment own. CdS I 'ndudlnll Tilank \'ou fnr Tl'ading thi.~ a(l. J:arage. , SllOO.TUxl'do 21824. ! ers - retirees. General car., ar en upp y Chain Link AII.St Thursday. February 22. 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pa98 Thirty.Nine 21S-CARPENTER WORK 21S-CARPENTt:1.t. WORK ZIT-DRESSMAKING 21V-5ILVER PLI.TING LOUWERS RE.APPOINTED 'ending January 1, 1911. The Many a fellow literally knocks I Progress in any nation de. William G. Milliken, lieuten. chief is a charter member of himself out trying to keep up pends less on getting aOOa4 REMODELING - A Specialty. ALTERATIONS and sewing. ant governor and acting lover. the council which was formed with his good intentions. than extending a helping hand . Customcraft Large or small jobs, repairs. Will pick up and deliver. • Silver & Gold Plating nor of Michigan, announced the in the late fall of 1965, and is ------F r e e ~stimatu. Hennecke TUxedo 1-3669. • Oxidizing and Repairing re-appointment of Park Police one of three State law enforce. CONSTRUCTION Const. 294.2603. • Brass Polishing & Lacquering Chief Arthur Louwers as a memo ment beads named to the group. CUSTOM made draperies, slip COMPANY • Fireplace fixtures refinished ber of the Law Enforcement The re.appointment was made NOTICE OF REGISTRATION .Attics .Porch Enclosures covers, bed spreads, acces- Council, for a three-Ytlll' term, !mown on Friday, February 16. AdditioDi and Remodeling of aU eAddltioDl .Kitchens .Garages sories. Complete inter,or dec. LEEBERT FOR THE types expertly done. ecommerclal Buildings orating service. 294.2603. SILVERSMITHS • Family Rooms • Kitchens JIM SUnON DRESSMAXING and altera. REGULAR CITY ELECTION • Remodeled • Recreation tions. Experienced. By the 14110 CHARLEVOIX CiTY OF Rooms • POl'ches • Attica Con. 1677 Brys Dr. TU 4-2942 day or hour. Your bome or 3 Blks. West of Chalmen verted • Dormers • Garage! mine. 875.8709. VA, 2-7318 TO BE IiELD ON Remodeled. Additions - Alterations DREsSMAKING and alterations. Free Estimate. and Planning New Homes 884-4026 Hollywood near Mack. 21Z-LANDSCAPING (j~St ')Pain" ]Farms APRIL 1, 1968 SERVICE service. FHA Financing. Kitchens, Family Rooms IN THE DEAL DIRECT WITH We Also Speclalize in 21 U-PLUMBING TRIMMING, removal. .praying, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BUILDER Modernizing Bathrooms feeding and stump removal. CITY OF Free estimates. Complete tree To Review Proposed Special Assessment Roll for Alley TU 1-1024 TH IELE Construction SPRENKLE service. Cal Fleming Tree Improvement & Supply Co; • PLUMBING Service, TUxedo 1-6950. ADD~ONS ALTERA~ONS (fgm5t 190init lBod~ PR 5-2323 • HEATING Sped'll AssessmeDt DIstrict No. S Family rooms, porch enclosures, • SEWER CLEANING - WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN modern kitchens, aWes can. 21T-DRESSMAKING Fint En.Ii'" NO~CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th8 Assessment verted. VA 2-1282 Roll for Special Assessment District NO.8, In the amount ALTERA~ONS and repairs. COMPLETE MODERNIZING Since 1916 of $9,486.50. for the following public improvement in said TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS 1152 Maryland, Grosse Pointe Ev. Lutheran LICENSED & INSURED City. to.wit: Park. VAlley 1.263i. Church GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MlCffiGAN HELMER . ELMERS PLUMJnNG and Heat. SEWING alterations, adults and Improvement of the alley lying east of Mack NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all qualified electors af TUxedo 4-0522 ing. KitchenAid Dishwashers, Vemler RolIII at We4.ewootI childret; hems, zippers, pi!. disposals, dlshmaster, repair, Dr/v., Grosse Pointe Woo4a Avenue and extending across Country Club Park the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, Wayne County, Michigan SUb. No.1, (according to the Plat thereof recorded 10\~..s, drapes. Trousers 4:u1fed. remodel. TUxedo .f.4882. who are now duly registered, desiring to vote at the Regula:- DOING all types of carpenter TV 1.7455. Church Se"iC4tl, in Liher 51 of Plats Page 42, City of Grosse Pointe work, remodeling attic rooms, 1:30 •. m. o"d 11:00 •. 11I. Farms, Wayne County, Michigan) from Roland City Election to be held in thrt City of Grosse Pointe Wood~ porches. Small or big jobs. Sunday Church School .IHI Street to Mack Avenue consisting of a concrete (for the Election of a Mayor and three Councilmen) on Estimates free. TUxedo 5. pavement twenty (20) feet wide by 8 inches thick, Monday, April 1, 1968, must register with the City Clerk at 5892. St Paul Ev~ TUxed. 4.5162 .8t. James Adult Study, 9:30 a.lll. with the necessary catch basins to provide >lroper the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe draInage, together with approved grading requir!'d REMODELING Lutheran Church Woods, Michigan on or prior to March 1, 196B,which latter Lutheran Church in connection with such improvements. Custom built kitchen cabinets Clullfon" 'M Lothrop K,nchev.1 at McMIiI•• has been filed with the Office of the City Clerk for public date is the last day upon which registrations or transfl1r recreation rooms. Additions TU ''''70 examination. of registrations may be made. and all types of porch en. We Invite You to W(\rsnlp TU 4-0511 Sf. Michael's closures, siding and roofing. With Us 9:30 un. and 11:00 a.m. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that you may register NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the proposed FHA terms. We are insured, Worshjp 8:30 and 11:00 Services or transfer YOlll' registration by appearing at the office of Episcopal Churm special assessment district for said improvement (against licensed and bonded. Sunday Sci'lool (all ages) 9:45 (Nursery) the City Clerk in the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack , Sunday SchoJI (ages 1-81 II :00 .20475 Sunningdole Park which the cost of said improvement is to be assessed) Inspeetlon of complete work 9:30 8.m. Sunday School Avenue, Grosse Pointe Wood!', Michigan during the regular .tv. Cllarl .. W. S.nllrock Grolle 'ointe Wood. shall include the following properties: invited; we guarantee our 'altor Roy."rgo l. K.n, , .... office hours on Monday through Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 The Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman, workmanship. Idwlrd Ne",rl RIV. Ala" F. Harre, , .... Vicar Rector Lots 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, and 187, of the P.M. on any day up to and including March I, 1968. ONTARIO Country Club Park Sub. NO.1. CONSrRUCTION CO. Schedule of Sewlce. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that if you have DOt 881.4400 Sundays: 8:00, 9:30. 11:15 a.m. voted within the past two years and have not had your FIRST CHURCH OF CHRISTr SCIENTIST during the two later oervicea NOTICE JS FURTHER GIVEN that the City Council Grone Point. Farms Church School and NurseT7 care will meet in the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe voting registration reinstated, your REGISTRATION HAS Sunday. 10:30 a.m.-Cburcb, Su"liay School and tnf.ntl' Boom BEEN CANCELLED and in o;-der to vote at the above Wednesday 8 p.m•• TeaUmoll1a1 lI(eet1c1 Farms, Michigan, Wayne County. Michigan, on the 4th day Modern ization 282 Ch.lfonh Avenue of March, 1988, at 8 o'clock P.M., Eastern Standard Time, election you are required to reregister with the City Clerk. BeadiDI Room 19f113 M.ck An. to review said assessment roll and to consider any written MORE VALUE !.or your money. DatlY 10 to 5 excePt Sundaya and Holldaya Christ the King objections thereto. YOU ARE FURTH:io.:RNOTIFIED that for the convenience Additions, kitchens, dormers, 7 to II Tb uraday .nd Friday evenlnll of the electors, the City Clerk will be at her office In the basements, bathrooms, wall Lutheran Church This notice is given by order of the City Council. Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe removals. No job too small or ,_'_'_'_ - - . - - - - _1_.- Mock and lochmoor too large. . Grosse Pointe Woods Woods, between the hours of 8:00 A.IlI. and 5:00 P.M.. 011 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Saturday, February 24, 1968 and between the hours of 9 a.m. Worship ServIce Peter Caputo BIDIGARE BROS. INC. and Sunday Schoo! 8:00 A.M. and 8:00 ~.ltl. on Friday, March 1, 1968 for the City Clerk office 772-5715 [J>resbyterian Church 10:30 Worship ServIce purpose of receiving registrations and transfer of re&iatra. evenings' till 11 TU 1.6988 19950 MACK AVE. at TORREY RD. 886-4300 NurMlT7 for ChUdrea thru Age 8 tions. "THE POWER OF GOD" Pastor: Rev. Walter J. Geffert CARPENTER-All types repair Rev. Paul A. Winchester, Preaching Dated: Published in the Grosse Pointe News LEONA D. LIDDLE Director of Educa1ion: February 22, 1968 and remodeling. Carl Watson. INuraery at Botb SIrnell) Richard G. Krennlng City Cleri: LA 6-5501. Worship and Church School 9:30 and 11 a.m. TUxedo 4-5090 Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church LAKE TOWNSHIP 1'1'150Maumee at Neff Rei. Dr. Harry C. MeseTVe Notice of Meeting Preachinf} Morning Family Servici 10:30 a.m. of Board of Review of Taxation "WHAT'S RIGHT WITH THE WORLD?" You are hereby notified that the Board of Dodtget A Liberal Church for ..11 people Review of Taxation will b~ in session at the Vernier School, 36 Vernier RQad, Grosse Pointe Shores, on . THE GROSSE POINTE Monday, March 11th and on Tuesday, March 12th, BAPT'ST CHURCH 1968, from 9:00 a.!U. until 12:00 noon, and from 8 Mile at Mack 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. on each of the foregoing Stay liquid Grosse Pointe Woods mth Invite. you to worship with u. days, at which time persons having inquiry or com. 9:45 I.m. - Church School plaint concerning the assessments will be heard. 11:00 a.m. - .Momlng Worship 7:00 p.m. - Evening \Yorsl1lp TOW~SHIP OF LAKE Listen to our radIo program "ECHOES OF HEAVEN BOARD OF RWIEW FAlIilLY TmE" lIIonday thru Friday NBD TUne Certificates. WBFG.FIII - 7:30 a.m. I ------WMUZ.FM - 6:15 p.m. Dr. A. Dale Ihrie-Minister GROSSE POINTE TOWNSHIP The Grol"e Point" Notice of Meeting of the CangregO!tianal Church Board of Review of Taxation 240 Cbalfont.e at Lotbrop You are hereby notified that the Assessment 9:30 and 11 o'clock Worship Service. Roll for the Township of Grosse Pointe is being Church School, Crib Room compiled. thru Senior High both You are further notified that the Board of servIces Review of Taxation will be in session at the Vernier "THE ROAD BACK" School, 36 Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Shores, Maynard W. Hammond, on Monday, March 11th and Tuesday, March 12th. Preaching 1968 from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon, and from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m., on each of the foregoing day, at which time persons havin~ in~uiry or com- GroSie Po inte plaints concerning the assessments will be heard. METHODIST CHURCH TOWNSHIP OF 211 Moron Rood 886.2363 GROSSE POINTE Don't be the last to discover what NBD And, YOD have the option of receiving 795 LAKE SHORE ROAD ~rin"t .., Time Certificates can do for you, Earn your interest by check, paid into another PetTlI A. Thoma.! account or Jeft in your Time Certificate 9:1S ~~r;:I~Yo ~V~~hi~!1 cC~I~drr~n~ five percent llnd still keep your money WUlh and adulls. readily available. With 9O-day Time account to accrue more interest. 11:IS an~rs~:rulfse.r~1-;'~~~~~~~ for children {rom Nurlery ROAMER YACHTS thru Sixth Grade• Certificates, you're nenr more than NBD Time Certificates are available • :00 Sunday evening. Jr. HI(h Methodl.t You t h Feltow. in certii~cnte or passbook form, Get tbe ship. LYMAN BOATS three months from maturity. Yet you 7:30 Sunday evening, Sr. High Methodl.t You t h Fellow. still earn a full 5% annual rate of interest. security of knowing you're saving with ship. SLICKCRAFT All are welrMn£l, And, right now, you bave the option of Michigan's largest bank. Act now and Regll'd/ess "I TIIU COMPLETF. STOCKS OF automatic renewal. So you can get the get Time Certificates at the NBD office Marine Hardware, Accessories, Navigational effect of quarterly compounding, near you, There are more than 95 Equipment, Electronics, (We Sell, Install and NBD offers other options, too. You throughout greater Detroit. Service) Lamps, Jewelry, Mighty Mac Boat- can choose Time Certificates in amounts Stay liquid with something you caD The Gr06se Pointe ing Jackets, With or Without Hoods, Top. Memorial sider Boat Shoes and Foul Weather Gear. of $1000 or more. You can pick maturity bank on , •• NBD Time Certificates. dates from 90 days up to one full year. At the National Bank of Detroit. Church One Stop Shopping to Outfit Your Boat United Presbyterian NO WAITiNG, WE HAVE IT IN STOCK 16 Lake Shore Rd. For information, AMPLE PAVED FREE PARKING nighl or day, the second most important name .... call 882.5330 . -- 9:30 and 11:15 on the checks you writ~_;..~.IJ.U Worship S<'T'.'ice COOPER CHRIS CRAFT SALES llnd Chur('h S('hoo! 24910 JeffenCln It Ten Mile "TEMPTED TO COUNT FOR SOMETHING" Tbe Rev. 778.3200 Bertram dell. Atwood Preaching , Thursday, February 22. 196!- Page Forty GROSSE POINTE NEWS : Feature Page j * * fIJ~nte * * Counter .Points ~ood Ta~'e I ,,'ho~where 0hnd,,,hatnot 1'1 ,~,_~"<_,-,~~~_,,~,.,,,,_.,"".Pointerof Interest by Pat Rousseau b U' (Jaz;1 Because . , . we wear a size five, ~e're always on the '--- Y --J ! ' Favorite Recipes oj lookout for small but smart junior SIZe dresses and coats. Where do we find them? We've had a lot of luck at ~al. Harriett Lafer ... our "Pointer of Interest," and L People in The Know ton-Pierce! Let us tell you about two :'finds': f~r spnng Ann (Mrs. Thomas) Creed have an Interesting Experience , , ' and summer. One pearl gray and ~hlte plaId IS neatly ahead of them . . , On March 28, the two ladies will t, SWEET POTATOES cut and newly belted. also come? m navy. were de. travel to Cleveland to head a \vorkshop for community It yv~ j.; SUPREME lighted with a crisp coat dress m a ~Ophlsh~ated ~b- volunteers on "How the Junior League Set Up Its Poison Control Project in Detroit," part of a symposium to be Contributed by stract print (black, navy, royal. ~nd whIte). BeI~g a CIty JUrs. Paul. D. Richmond girl from way back we know It s perfect for havel and held at the Cl.eveland Academy of Medicine's Poison In- formation Center .. :' Poison Prevention Week, by the 4 large sweet potatoes. town. Both are fro~ a designer who really understand way, is March 17 through 23 ... 112 C. butter or margarine' "the little woman" and how she wants to look .•. all the 1 cup pecans, chopped, days of her life. • * * * fine . • nd In past years ••. through the generosity of various! I 1 cup sugar !A New Film ... is influencing fashiun these deWs a. organizations i~ the Gross~ Pointe community and 'Yith i [ 2 eggs Tony at Leon, 17888 Mack Avenue, is styli?lg the E1Vlra p~oceeds from Its annual ~mner-(fance, tbe Gros~e pomte' l 1 cup sherry Madigan" hair-do for the Pointe's pretty gtrls. A pompa- IlIgh School Adult Foreign Exchange CommIttee has I. nutmeg dour is tied with a ribbon on top. Long back curls fan maintained a Scholarship Fund for foreign students j \ 1J2 cup cream ! graceful/yo If your hair is 19n9 he w.ill do i~ in ringlets stlldying at GrUS and for GPIIS students going abroad f I Boil and peel potatoes. mash ... S~illj11l/y and quick,ly WIth a Capllustro tron. If your ... In addition to providing Detroit Symphony Orchestra 1. and Plix throughly with butter .. hall' 1Sshort, he .wlll pm Ol~ cxtra curls. For tile newsy season tickets (or the foreign students, the Committee last h;' I Add nut~. !\Iix sugar and and prettu looks m hmr ftlshwn, call TUxedo 4-9393. year arranged for a trip to Washington, D.C., for Youth " beaten eggs, add sherry, cream i . ••• For Understanding-sponsored students, climax of their [and nutmeg and add to potato i Do You ... paint, sew write? Would }'OUlike to spend more mixture. Bake in greased cas.: time with your hobby? lUulschler Kitchens, 20227 !\lack Avenue, stay in the United States ••. This y'~ar, the Committee's serole at 350 degree unlil light says • . . "Bring your hobby into the kitchen. Give it a w~rt fund-raising dinner-dance b scheduled for Saturday, light brown. ~Iore nuts can be ('enter close enough to the cooking area so that you can combme March 2, at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. Dancing waJ sprinkled on top and returned painting with popovers ... basting seams with basti.ng a roast be to the music of the Tom Liebold Quartet .•• Molly to oven to brown. Serves 8.10. and come to think of it, writing a, column with jottmg an on. (Mrs. George J.) Beyer, 882.4785, is the lady to contact ... _._-'.- ..... ' the.spot shopping list." • • • . for tickets; other dance committee members are Mrs. ury. "But after all." says Presi- Beautiful Butterflies ... alighted in Michelle's BoutIque Jack Frey, l\frs. King Clifford and l\frs. Robert S~hnoes. dent Harriett Lafer, "we're not at Leon, 17888 Mack Avenue. They were part of the a!l- • * * in the investment business. tique reproduction jewelry collection she had selected In We opened •.. our invitation to "100 Years of. Photo by Eddie McGrath,Jr. "Our obiect is to raise money New York. Romantic bowknot pins, lovely hears and the Fashion." Women of Wayne's Centennial Fashion Tea MRS. WILLIAltl B. LAFER, OF HAMILTON COURT to spend in good causes. We're like are charming. Their prices are sure to charm you and Card Party, and spent a good 10 minutes studying Rohert Frost was reading his poems and talking about tion to do as much community "A lovely, messy job." says i "And she (Peg) is marvel-, Seaman Apprentice WILLIAM many of you know tor his expert styling and as a Izair some of his "technical tricks." He read a poem, paused work as sh~ can ... Because. Harricl,1. . . .ous!" Harrielt exclaims, "As a, L. ~fONRO.USN. son of :\IR, and colorist is now at Edward Nepi Parrucchiere, 19463 Mack to ask the audience In what meter it was written, and when thc chIldren DO co.me, she They re creatlOg their gardcn i matter of fact, all the Tau Beta i ~rns. GEORGE N. :\IONRO of 3 then had fu~ scolding those who did not know it was in knows she'll bc con?lderably fro~ scralch. When. t.hc old i people 1 \VOrk,wilh ~re marvel., Woodland place has been gradu- Avenue. He is one of the few, who do foil streaking. Can hcndccasvllabics. He was well cast in the role of the more ho~se- and famIly-bound Neighborhood CI~b bmldmg was ~ous; J couldn t survIve w.thout ated from nine weeks of Navy TUxedo 4.8858 tor nn appointment with Mr. Dennis. By mastcr craftsman, and he was having a good time. than she IS now.. torn down, Harnett ru~maged, the help of everyone. c,~peeially basic training at the Naval train- the way, the salon has had so many requests for Princess Both Native. POinters • throug.h t~e rllbb.le, lookmg for-: the trustces and board mem- i.1" Center San Diego Calif. Marcella Borghese and Revlon cosmetics to be delivered The applause had hl>rdly died down when a sweet lIarrielt and Bin Lafer, (he sand fmdlOg-bncks and fancy bers ... " "" to tile home. They are happy to continue this service at <,Iderly lady was on her feet, wavin~ her arm furiously in l\Ierchandising at J.L. llud. stonework for her own backyard.: Thc childrcn are referred to, ----- no clzarge. .. • for attention. "But, Mr. Frost," she cried, "SURELY son's, an assistant buyer in the A graduale of Whcelock Col-' the Camp by social workers and 1 Army Private DERRICK E. Dccorator.~ ... have used shags as accents for years. Now tbey when )'OU are writing one of your. beautiful poems, Drapery Department), are both ,Icge. (she servcd as Clas, Agent I agencies. When a child's stay: ~JAYLOCK 24 ~on of ~lR. and' have eomc into the poplIlar price area. At Ed Maliszewski Car. S(jRELY you can't be thinking about" _ and here nalivc Pointers_ :for five years, returned for her thcre is over. a report is filed' :\IRS. LE\VJS ~JAYLOCK of S. !peting, 21435 !\lack Avenue, they are available in many materials. her voice slurred the dirty words _ "about TECHNICAL "Bill was a y~ar ahea~ of I?e, fifth reunion la~t fal!;-"I still, on ~im and returned to his reo Drys drivc. completed ~ i g h t i Cabin Crafts' shag carpets have interesting textures and come TRICKS!" at Grosse P?mte Umv~rslt:. lo~e the Bost?n area, she ,ad. i ferrlllg socla~ wo;ker or agency, I weeks of advanced infantry train. 'I in so many colors. Go ahead be a decorator .... it's easier thaa School," Harrlelt remllllsces, i mils). Harnett taught first I Recently,. au Beta allotted .'ling ,f'ebruarv 2 at Ft. Dix, N. J, . you think ... 776.5510. Frost put his haTlds together, the spread fingers adding, "~s a matter of fact, he I grade for .thrcc yea:s before she: sum of I?oney to construct two P\'t. Maylock received his R A. i.. • touching tip to tip, looked owlish (or a moment and was my first date, when I w~s i was mamed and stilI tutors pro. i new cabms at the Camp, and. dcgrec in 1967 fmm Weslern' From Lonaon, England ... Vidal Sasson, great artist in leaned forward into the microphone and said in a pl:ty. in the fifth grade, at an AnDle: fessionally. I t\\'o additional. ~ums of money •• ~[irhigan University, Kalamazoo, •hair cutting. arrived in Detroit for the North American fully gra\'elly bass, "I REVEL in 'em." Ward Fos~~r DanCing School: Grows Mushrooms ! hoth for spec~f1c purp.oses, to IIc is a member o[ Phi Sigma I Hair Show to givE.' the interested hair stylist his latest party. , . I Lasl year, she addcd door-to two orga,llzalrons which had F s'l f t 't, I . f h' 1'h I' t t '{, Ch' b d' h -John Ciardi, "Dialo?lle With an Audience" lIarriett's 5th. grane impres- dl'or canvassir.g for the United' their "beginnings" in Tau Bpta. .p,lon ra NllI). Ia~r as IOns. e sty IS.S a . res. IC, 0 serve. WIt .~ ' sion on Bill must have been less Foundation to her schedule. This Bolh grcw out of the old Ham. pnd9' hiS excelI~nt t~chmq,!e m cutting and creating up- .~ tban spectacular: "J never SIlW year, among othcr things-Har. tram('k Settlement House, The =-.. C....-.__.-:1-1- '-~3 to-mmute looks In hall' fashIOn. for you, t.he smart woman n IJim ag~in until he wpnt in Ihe ,;p1t generally has a variply of. first b Ihc Detroit MII.~ieSl'ltle' _~-_ .~. = ..a.r--. ~S-?3... 886.1377 ... for all appomtment With them. By the H Mmy," she admits. . "small" projects going in add: mcnt &hlJol, a nonprofil com-, ~ ~ way, Tres Chic will be enlarging their beauty studio once A Bul shc kppt. hi.s Dancln,g. lion .to her "hig" ones-),he's ~unity school that offen the -."'- neW~ morc for your convenience with a lIew boutique, a new S c h 001 party InvllallOn. It s. growing 1I1lishrooms 1ll hcr fmps! trammg by profl's~ional '~" ..-.or _.__A_._'====3 look in and out. The new name will be The Posh Studio .framed and han~ing now on th~ downstairs powd_er r~o~! " staff memb~rs to pupils ~rom all C_C~~~~___ - • of Beauty, Inc .... same location, 18700 Mack Avenue LafNs' "Rogues. Gallery Wall, , ,The Lafers, enJoy vlslt~ng "1,1 e con 0 m,' c and ethme hack ..~ ... same supcrb stylists. ~~~~e~~~)~_~~n;l~ p~~t~ltrOeg~~P;hS~t~r~f~i~r~~I~~I~~f.~s;~:~:~~e~'i:~ :~~~~~~~'toE~f~hfi~~I~I;ia~a~~ili~~: ..:=::: Explorer's llm;cn , .. i::tile port: of Call .. , tell unusual f,~"Ilush Puppy Dog," who hap. the Army, Harrielt visited him, School lias :\Iond "1 19700 Mack pl'ns to he the fathpr of Harriett thrrp--togelhcr. thpy grew to The School rc('ently mond. The G<\vrrnar', salary is shops 1cith olle address ... 1.3220 Mack Avenue. Discover ot !llono", lone and Bill's longhaired na~sell, know the arpa arollnd Wa~hing. into new headlJlIart"r~. pUT<'has-: $40,COO per year -- !hc I antique alasS?I'are, chinn and furniture from Michigan TU 6-3600 Mandy. ton. n.c, and Williamsburg ing a building in East Kirhy, L,clJlcnont Governor makes alld the East Const. You'lllo~'e the pair of antique Vene- Also Ifa\'l~ Siamese wt'll. street, the hparl of Detroit's ('ul. , $22,500 per year Smce our : lian mirrnrs. Tile olle 1dth the original alass is two The Lafers have a cat, too, a Th('y slill havc many fr;('nds tural center, Tall Acta is supply- Honorable G<\verne>ris 50 i hundred-tilirt.!! dollars. It's mate lI;ith tile glass replaced Siam('sc kingoflbebouse named in Washington and sel'm to kpep in/( thp mon('y the school nceds: scldom in h,s o",n stotc. I ! is two hundred dollars. We also admired the standing ('harlps hlfrcd Dickens, (he gravitatinr tbere on vacations to payoff its land ('ontr:1rt. think it would be a Me i Victor;an IlUli rack, It is beautifully refini.shed .•• likps to h(' ('a\1ed hy his FUI.L an<1Ion/( wl'('kenc!s, Thl' s('coll(j is tile ;\;('ighh()r. lline/!I.jive dollars. nam!'), who's 12 ycars old an{i, As tllPir "Roglil's' G,1\1pry". flOod Sprvi<'p Or,.;ani7.ation. N~O gr'.lure if Gnvcrnrr Rc,mnry 0 PAINTEOi"OAISIES 96~DZ,,'. 11.1rriel pxplaio,', "came with inciirat('s, they'rc inrlinpd 10 bc ~crves people \lith spe('ial pr()h \\""Id ,w,lch solo"e, with J If . , . von w:lnt to make a lamp Ollt of a family heirloom. "0 'BilL" ~pt1timcnlal ah(m! pprsonal and IClll,\ in thl' Inrll'r ('Ilv. l,r,,'cnan, (j'.rrncr Mill, • " Thursdoy thru Sundoy Only . • 10 Thingamajij('s (;rn"ral Storp at 23161 JUark ,\\"("nlll', where WII('n foul '-earJ old 1\1 and y f:1111II.\'nH'111f'nlos, Tail 1\"1" i~ hrillin""'.::i!o soh ~rn (' kller \(1 refund ~ III1')' ha\'p (hI' nc('('ssary ("qnipment and will show )'ou how. # Nole: You Must Menlion Tit;. Ad 10 Receive This Week's 'ipeciol mov("c!in l:1s1SClltpmhPr. Dkk Grandfalhrr's TaMp 'id;z,' an J',;SOdirertpd program '] I, the 'IOIC-.. (;aslight hulbs are a\'3ilahfe. • • • ens w;,sn'l ('sarliy oVl'rioyed , .' Harriell proudly sho\\~ off 10 rl'lllforrc and pnlar,.;.. sen'. _...... * * * Flower Show Nnw in Progress hut he and ~Iandv h " . -------course, you may budget your purchases on Englander's convenient revolving payment plan. OUR EN. The women of the Asia is "Bear One Another'. Bur. TIRE HERITAGE*, THOMASVILLE: DREXEL, FOUNDERS, SELIG, LINEAGE, THAYER.COGGIN, FICKS Church Women's Confer- dens." . . ence were invited to pre- . ~etrOit churehwomen 'Yill REED, WOODARD, AND MANY MORE COLLECTIONS MAY BE SPECIAL ORDERED AT SALE SAV. (L to R) _ Mrs. E. A. Steiner, Jr., Mrs. George Simon, pare the ':V0rId Day of ~~~dswoC:~~e~~:in~~ts f:e: INGS IN YOUR CHOICe OF FABRIC AND FJ'NISH, *except a limited number Mrs. John B. Swains on and Mrs, J. Lee ~hoenith checking over Prayer ServIce for 1~68. ~ame worship service. Th~ serv- committee lists f th D t 't S' A' h . They chose Mrs. Rathle Sel. Ice has been translated mto 60 or e e rOI pnng ntlque. S ow Benefit varatnam, of Ceylon, to do this languages and some 1,000 dia. 20% OFF «pi~Knotoul. Preview of which Mrs. Simon is Chairman. The Preview will on the.ir behalf. ~rs. Seyvarat. lects. nam ]S the chall'man of the The Reverend Chandler Ben. be held March 6, 8:00-11:00 p.m. at the Light Guard Armory Asia Church Women's Confer- ton will be the speaker this on East Eight Mile Road. The Preview is being sponsored by ence and has attended church. year at St. Michael's Church. th S"t f D tr 't A ." . h . women's gatherings in Africa, Reverend Benton was gradu- e Pll'1 0 e 01 ssoCla"LD WIt proceeds bemg used for other parts of Asia and in the ated from the H8rl'ard SChool the 1968 Gold CLIpRace, which will be run on the Detroit River United States. of Theo~ogy and bas been the June 30. Purchase of a ticket will entitle the holder to cham: For this order of worship she fassistant Aminister Frat thbet ~ef- qJRJNJ[) 6Jler[I~ .. has drawn n re u ce'r om erson venue es yerIan pagne, hors d'oeuvres, prizes and, of course, admission to the mon .~w ChrlS~ tian sOChurcshesc m..' Church for the past four years . rs thirl! largest antique show in the country. The show will be many parts of the world but !d . RIchard Te~ent, of ~t. . ti ul I th fA' Michael's Church, IS the ehall'- open to the public March 7-10, 1:00-11.00 p.m., daily and will par c ar y ose ro~ sla. man for the Grosse Pointe area . ., - Mrs. Selvaratnam's servIce also.. - feature 100 exhibitors, appraisal booth and daily furniture re- reflects her experiences of wor- this year, m charge of arraJl~.e. H ERIll i r . h' . h' . b A Ii ments for the day. He co-chall" UllS mg senunars. T IS Antique Show has been selected by s Ip as an ng can.. man is Mrs. John Dobbins, also the National Association of Tourist Organizations, in Washing: The theme selected thiS year of St. Michael's Church. ton, D.C., as one of the top 20 tourist attractions in th e Vnited Will.Participatingbe Mrs. Lathropin theMorse,serviceof States. For Preview ticket information, call 823-3010. the Grosse Pointe Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Robert Raese, of tbe Grosse Pointe B apt is t Church, Mrs. Robert Choate, of the Grosse Pointe Congrega. tional Church, Mrs. Dobbins, of St. Michael's, Mrs. George Johnson, of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, and Mrs. Eyes Examined! Blasses FIned! Robert Roddewig, of the Grosse Pointe Methodist Church. Ushers include Mrs. Alfred Tapert, of Grosse Pointe Con- gregational Cburch, Mrs. Mar. lin Wickline, of Grosse Pointe Methodist Church, Mrs. G. B. Si~Jley,of Grosse Pointe Memo- rial Church, Mrs. Walter Cook, of Grosse Pointe B a p ti s t Churcb, Mrs. Gerald Schroeder, of Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- terian Church, Mrs. Hobert CONTACT lENSES PROFESSIONAllY FmED Waters of St. Michael's, Mrs. Ed Thompson and Mrs. Arthur WARREN . ROSEVILLE 1iHOPIAN Zillgitt, of Grace U nit e d I Church, and Mrs. James Long 20958 Van Dyke 27103 Gratiot 'I 'SONS Phone 754.2460 Phone 719.2190 ~ and Mrs. Richard Baedle, of Christ Episcopal Church GROSSE PTE. WOODS ROYAL OAK Mrs. Clayton Lein, of St. Mi. 21207 Mack 1220 N. Woodward chael's, will be organist for th8 Phone 886-1066 Phone 547-4222 service. Nursery senrice will be avail. CIpelI DIiJJ. illdlldlal SItInIaJ ...... &-1IoL I till,...... , .... J84-5511 lI8-8300 I able at church for care of small OIL ,. GIlAltDE • DR. L STOll - DR. C. SfAJillf - 1l1l. H. MARKCWllZ children. f.lcennd Doctars of Optometry . 15110 W. EIGHTMill 10. The Rev. Edgar H. Yeoman NfAR NOllnUAND cordially invites all women to Iattend this devotional service. TWENTY OF THE BEST SELLING PIECES FROM OUR HERITAGE HGRAND TOUR" COllECT N A SPECIALLY PRICED THEM FOR OUR MIDWINTER SALE. YOU'LL FIND A MARVEL- OUS SELECTION OF DINING ROOM AND LIVING ROOM OCCASIONAL WOOD PIECES. GRAND TOUR IS AN ELEGANT COLLECTION OF INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED PIECES ••• PIECES WITH THAT "SOMETHING EXTRA" THAT LEND AUTHORITY AND DISTINCTION TO EVERY ROOM. WALNUT, CHERRY, PECAN, AND OAK ARE USED WITH UTMOST FINESSE AND CRAFTSMANSHIP. TRULY A MARVELOUS OPPORTUNITY TO OWN SUPERB FURNITURE AT VERY PLEASANT SAVINGSI Breakfront W65'h 015 HBl) Table W21~ D32 H29~ waS $1049 .•...... ••.....•.. '" •••••• SALE $839 was $402 •••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••• SALE $322 Buffet , ...... •• , ••• ' W76 019 H32 Cane sIde chatr was $539 _ SALE $439 was $128 SALE $102~------looking into possible short-term into collecting them. a charming period drawing of Young Ladies of the By Janet Mueller i fund-raising proje<:ts. We plan. • • • 'Nineties, with their nipped waists: straight backs and. We hereby nominate Harriett Lafer for membership and Puison Conlrol Slide Pro. to keep making money, and to. The Modelia Fashion Sho1l' ... was at Claire Pearone, 397 I nd carefully curled coiffures . . . And, as we looked, we 111 the (Female) Young Presidents' Club. Harriett, still ~r~m no~~s t !ecor~s In a keep spending it ... " IFisher Road yesterday. Two of our favorites were a coat sighed and wonde ..ed, "Whatever happened to ele- ~ve~\years on th~u~ny Sid~,Of thflf'~ty, aS presiden~ of' she gke~~slD~ :V~:~~~r;n cI~~~~:Which, as any Pre sid e n t,! ens.emble. : '.. light beige, embroidered .all over with gance?" ... We suppose we'll find out at the party au e~, Sl"rVes as ." e execu Ive a ICeI' 0 f an orgalllza- Opening the closet doo pull' g Young or Old, will tell you, i wh1te dazsles for one of tile jreshest jashwn looks, For this Saturday afternoon, in the Grosse Pointe War tion that numbers some 750 members. out a file cabinet dra~~er ~~e (providing, of course. what goes! relaxing, there are wilite slacks paired with a clA-t-away Memorial's Crystal Ballroom. • . ,She's been Tau Beta president'!:>------IJecomes, in less than a minute, ?ut d.oesn't exceed what comes I silk jacket, striped ivith pink, green and yellow. If you for .more ~han 12 months, as-l any true creative talent. "Bill is a competent, professional or_lID), IS F;:XACTLY tbe way to missed the collection, it will be at the Livernois shop, * • * sumlOg offIce a year ago Jan- the one who is really clever," ganizalion Woman. run a railroad. . . February 22nd, 23rd and 24th. However, you can find March 1 is The Day! ..• Twelve noon The Time! :lary, for a two yea,' term, she says. "He does tbe design- "Tau B t" hI' t Z. h Z. . G P . t The Place? _ The Crystal Ballroom of the Grosse Concurrently, she's been serv-I ing; r just sort Ilf 'fill in' ... " "was foun~e~ in \:01 e~: ~~~; s y 1S samp mgs m r~sse. om~e. Pointe War !\femorial; The Occasion? _ "Spice Of Life," ing as chairman of the Junior I She does crewel work and girls who wanted to get together Bride-E lect Get In the Swim •.. of things with Seaweed baithing suits from the Grosse Pointe 'Voman's Club's annual scholarship L~ague's Poison Conlrol Project needl,epointe, knits and mak~s to do good work and have fun." l\lartha's Closet, 373 Fisher Road. So many south. bound custo. luncheon, card party and -fashion show, with proceeds Shde Program. Isome of her own clothes, She's There are two branches of mers have been asking for them and now they are here. AU earmarked to help deserving 10cLJ students continue "We have an adult talk and a Ifashioned decoupage, nee d I e- Tau Beta: The Association Seaweed gatherers don't go south but they do stash Seaweeds children's talk on how to poison- pointe and monogram purses. which Harriett describhs as "the' for summer, 0.. t heir education • . . There'll be prizes plus knit fash- proof homes and preven t' pOIson She and Bill make all of their incorporated bOdy which" runs Very Timely Special ... at the Notre Dame Pharmacy ions, modeled by Club members, by. Irene Brown, who accl'dent s'."sh e expI'aIDs. ..we Christmas presents. "I worked our projects, is more involved ... is the savings on hand lotions. Rev]on's Intimate 10- will also give the commentary ••. Busy, busy chairman feel that If, through our talks, for ti,e Memorial Church Christ- with capital spending things lion is one seventy-five for the two ninety-five size. You 1\Irs. Robert Winckler, co-chairman Mrs. John J. Kelly we prevent just ONE. accident, mas Fair Felt Boolh last year," like that . . . prom~tes our save one-fifty on Rubinstein's lotion Dorothy Gray's spe- and committee' membersM TMrs. L. J. Carwell, Mrs. Alex- Just~ove ONEsomeonehoP to pOlson.proof I Harriett smiles, "and I admit charitable and philanthropic cial price for her hand cream is one. fifty. Coty's three- an der J. K~n~ and rs. homas J. Pearsall have plan- ome, ur rogram ,tbat I snitched qui tea few work;" and the Society, which, ned thle; partv for Club members and ~uests .•. Mrs, justifies t~e time and energy we !ideas, , ." Harriett says "as its name im- fifty size is now two dollars. Lavish those winter weary spend on Il I' . I t d h hands.' .. • Kelly, 881.7683, is doubling as ticket chairman. . • " "I This past C h r i s t m a 3, the pies IS re a e to t e social as- * • • ~lDce Harriett t?ok over the Lafers made themselves a wood- peets. of the organization, to Pet Pins. , . are at The Sphere, 19849 Mack Avenue. If POl~on Con.trol Slide Program en ornament tree, using original, meetlOgs, the development of a you don't have a lucky bug or a lovable little ani'l1uil pick Remember when ... Detroit League for the Hand- chaIrmanshIp lasl Ju~e, the (or Memorial Fair "snitched"), spirit of fellowship among mem- a pet. They're fun, care-free and cost about two dollars. icapped was first introduced to the community, in 1921, Program bas been given 58 design"' figures that Harriett's bers," The Sphere also carries Trafari and Robe jewelry. Many under the auspices of the Junior League of Detroit with times, been. seen by 2,6,63 pe~ple. parent~' had brought ba('k from She Heads Both of the pieces you wi!! see in national ads. Mrs. Stephen T, Stackpole as president'! During that ,The Jum?r Leagu~ s POIson a recent trip abroad, from Ober- .Harriett is president of the en- .. • 0 first year, the League for the Handicapped served 260 Control Project culmInates next ammergau, Germany, even Har- lire Tau Beta organization. . The Kaleidoscope ..• 16135 Mack at Bedford, has two sizes of physically handicapped people ... Last year, 2,586 Decem~~~nges Prol'ectl riett's 0Tlhw°Co°due~d ttoLyls ' II" "presently," she. r e p 0 r t s, tins in which you can vacllum.pack gifts. You can select clever, . lly hand' app d l' d'v'd I " . .' ey d~ oso our largest material possession i colorful labels for your greeting. Homemade cookies have been Ine nt a.Ilv an d ph ySIca IC e nil U;l s re- It IS the League s policy not The Lafers both born under' is th T B t C . !sent to service men. Among other things, golf balls have been ceived League services which now include medical, to sustain a project, but to insli- the Sl'''" of L'eo have scattered Columeb' ailu Me.a am P't ID ' - k d thO . ] k t. 1 l' d t. t l't d'f't ro", I lave, l IC.,h a oub 15 ,surpnse.pac age IS way. psyc h0Io(!lCa . casewor , voca IOna counse IIlg an ram. u e I an , I 1 proves success- Lions throughout their home. miles from L :. • • ing, audiological, groupwork and recreation, sheltered ful, ~~ ~~';ciIt .o~rt~ the com- Harriett's covered one of her I "The cam;P~~:~ started in The Stitchery ... is the n.ame of the new fablic shop in employment, job placement and hospital equipment on mum y'. ame no es. living room sofa pillows with a 1929 when we ran our Ham- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas U. the Block at Mack and Three Mile. It will open March loan ... Next Tuesdav, February 27, Paul D. Bagwell, To thIS. end, the Lea~ue hilS needlepointe lion head. A Pewa: tranick Settleme t H t Fraser, of Notre Dame avenue, 1st and will stock good basic fabrics patterns and notions of Devonshire road. will be ~uest speaker at the Detroit made POIson Contro.1 Slide Pro- bic mosaic lion, made by Bill i give our Settleme~t HO~~~\hil~ have a~nounced the engagement 886-6685 ' League's 47th annual meeting in the .League's central. ~~:m a~~:ou:~~ Y;~ts c~~rdr~~~~ long bcfore theY ~ereh n:'ar~iedk' dren a place to 'get away to' ~~m~~e~. ~~~~~~(~, s~~ I ~rt~~!' . . . • . ., • Ash ~treet headauarters. (the League also operates six It Ik h h ' ., hangs on a wal III t elr ac : every summer. Since the mid- late Mr. and Mrs . .Tames D.! Menu Musing ... at Wesfleld s, 15506 Mack at Somerset, hranches in the Metropolitan Detroit area) , .. Mr, Bag- C~ud~S(~U~hct~li~~~n~s Ub~ile~f~ hall'l (.thi.s li~n, ~i~a ~a~.~~r i 1950's, when. the Settlement Kiomento, of Okemos. !we were tempted by tlze baby beef liver with bacon, well will talk on the opportunities and harriers the board ideas teaching aids game npraOmCealmlDagsparrlacled saabnoveIthes'HNO?Sheb'Nhas dlsban~ed and ~he The b 'd 'I t' d I : baked potatoe and gree11 beans. There was more tempt a- h d' d t' b' d . d t " ' s, w elg or ood ServIce Orgamza- n e-e ec IS a gra ua e t' . tl I' I . k tt} , d ~hn IcaPt,:e benc~}Un e r 1 n ~s)mekss adn .IlnlIUSfryII . . d' adnd p 0 ~ ~e r sug~estlons; the mantel of Harriett's parents' lion formed, (Ihe Settlement of Grosse Poinle High School !On w. ana ler ~e ectlOn, C lIC en croque. ~s, w lIppe T e mee mg egms a. t 2;'3 O0 c pc a.n .WI )e 0 owe aut l Umt 5 materials ar.e on a home at Harrielt's and Bill's en- House is one of NSO's three and will receive her Associate potatoes and green peas. We have two dehc!Ous reasons by tea . . . The public 1S cordIally lIlvlted . . . mo.re mat~re level-bot~ IDclude gagement party). founding groups), the Camp )Jas in Applied Science degree from to go back again because we ordered the char.broiled * • * ~ f~lm striP and narra.tlv~), ~nd "We've done a lot to the been 0 per ate d for Dctroit's Ferris State CoIlege in March. steak with a baked potatoe and sliced tomatoes. IS In the. process ?f dl~tn~utmg house," Harriett says, glancing Inner.City children." She is a member of Alpha • 0 • Note re en~a,gement/weddin~ llhotograllhs ... sub- th.ese Umts to all lIbranes IDthe proudly around the surprisingly Thc Camp cares fl>( approxi- Gamma Della sorority. Adore a New Kitch~n? ... Let one of !be kitchen experts at mitted for lillblication in the NEWS: All pictures MUST tll.County, (Wayne, Macom~~ 1:lrge, (from the outside, it mately 250 children each sum- Her fiance was graduaten Kitchen Remodelers Inc., 15218 East Jefferson, show you how he black-and-white glossies; color photographs will not oahklalnd,>,~r~a .:nd all publJ looks tiny), interiur of her Ham. mer, in two.week sessions of from Okemos High School and to save money on kitchen planning. Then let their Interior reproduce ... sc o~ 5 In e rOI . , ilton court home, some 80 children each. A staff of is presently studying in the decorator, lniss l\fary Anne VanderWeele, do a color rendering Nellher the Tau. Beta presl- Thcy moved in a little over 22 pius a direclor supervises School of Pharmacy at Ferris of your new kitchen ... Phone LO 7-2400 for a free bid or visit * .. • d~ncy nor the Po!son Co~tr?1 two years ago, one week before activities on the loo.acre facility. Stale College. He is a. member the beautiful showrooms. She's the kind of girl who doesn't care for a man's ~hde Program ~,h.alr~a~shIP IS Christmas. Luckily, both Lafers Most staff members are pro- of Tau Kappa Epsilon frater- •• company - unless he owns it. In a~y sense a htt.le J0b-:'~~t enjoy decorating, looking for fessionals, although a few Tau nity. "It's a Heck .of a ~ike" from the east side to ~etro .air- -English Digest Hamett feels her time for ht- things, picking up household ac- Beta j u n i 0 r s volunteer their . . . port. Next tIme nde the Royal Coachman Llmousme, • * • tle" jobs is still to come. ccssories, re-finishing furniture. services. Peg (Mrs. F. E. Jr.) A June. 15 weddmg IS bclOg i scheduled every hour, every day ..• to and from Metro PILFERINGS Now, as a young married wo- Lovely, l\fessy Job Harris is the Tau Beta vice- planned, In St. Clare de Monte- .... TUxedo 6.1322. man without children-yet!- They p?inted thcir library lasl president in charge of the camp. !falco Church. , ,. • 0 One evening at a Bread Loaf Writ{:rs Conference, she believes she has an obliga- summcr. then Bill antiqued it: i They're All IUarve[ous I ------: FoiZ Streaking ... and nothing else? Mr. Dennis, who so