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_._". -----_._------Yandals Defeat Efforts to Make Pointe Beautiful iM h S Df Woods Mad HEADLINES er, Ie Over Having oltbe 1 , ot on WEEK AI ComplIed by the ! As Car Plunges Grolle Pointe News ~;:l:~;:.~l:~. i In Lake St. Clalfr enue Sharing Accused :fhurlday, lune 5 of Shaving Amount SENATOR PHILIP A. to Which City Is HART confirmed today that Entitled he will not run again for a Called Suicide.Murder Following Autopsies: She U.S. Senate seat next year. I Had Been Released from Ypsilanti State By Roger A. W.h. The Michigan Democrat, now Hospital after Treatment A battle has been cat~ serving his third six-year ried on between The term. made his decision offi. A 36-year-old woman took her life and that of Woods and the Office of cial 'by submitting a brief , her 3lf.!-year-old son when she drove her car into Revenue Sharing, (ORS). statement for the Congres- Lake Saint Clair off Lakeshore road near Warner Washin~ton, D.C., over sional Record to avoid the road Saturday, June 7. the city s population fig • .fuss of a Senate speech or Sally Ann Helmle and her press conference. Hart, who son Charles were pronounc. ure, which Is one of three said he has no plans for after Seniors Set I ed dead on arrival at Cottage criteria towards comput. he leaves office, indicated he Hospital after their bodies ing rev e n u e sharing intends to remain active in were recovered from the funds, an,i the resulting either politics or the law, his To Observe water by divers. decrease in such monie, first profession. I I Wayne County Coroner Dr. from $92,000 received • • • •.. Werner Spitz conducted au- 1st Birth.day during fiscal year 1974. Friela" IUIle 6 topsies on the bodies and 75 to $88,720 for fiscal GOV. MILLIKEN signed ruled the deaths a suicide- Woods Heritage Group year 1975.76. into law today a weekly job. murder. less benefit increase of up to Will Celebrate at Meet- The municipality fir It t Released from HOlIplt.l lellrned In March that it. ill. $30 for 440,000 idle workers. Mrs. Helmle is a for-mer ing in North High First checks showing the in. location would be chan.ed Ypsilanti State Hospital pa. School on June 19 becaule the ORS "Irbltrarily crease will be June 16, effec. r tient who had been ordered tive for periods of unemploy. and capriciously" made a de. to seek psychiatric treatment By Roger A. Waha clslon to decrease our popu. mentbeginning June 8. Max. following her attempt to A big day is approach- 1atlon based upon a report imum weekly benefits will pre par e d by SEMCOG, increase to $81 for a worker force the pilot of a chartered ing for the Woods Heri. with no dependents; to $107 airplane to crash the vehicle tage Groul:' an organlza. (Southeast Mlchl'ln Council In an effort to kUl herself, of Governments), rather than for a worker with one de. her three chlldren and the tlon whic has a memo base Its decision on inform •• pendent; to $119 for two de- pilot. She bad been released bershlp of around 250 tlon supplied by the eom. pendents, to $128 for three The story below tella what this picture is all have an opportunity to pay the $500 reward of- from the hospital in Decem. senior citizens. On Thurs. rnunlty, .ald City Admlnl.tra. dependents and to $136 for about. Reportl of deliberate malicious destruction fered for the apprehension of the creator of this ber. day, June 19, the group tor Chester E. Petenen. ' worken with four or more appear far too frequently in pollee records from senseless mess. The report of Saturday', will celebrate Its first Thll Inform:atlon included dependents. all of the Polntes. Mr. Baker is hoping he will Incident came at 3:40 p.m, anniversary during its a .chool eensus of tbe Grolle • • • , by an unnamed penon who meeting at North High Pointe fl'chool District and Saturday, JIlIN 7 notified The Farms Fire De. School, 707 Vernier road, reeord, from the city's DALE O'rl'O REMLING, a Play Helps His Beautification Effort Park Hears partment that a car had gone at noon. Bundlna Inspection Dlvillon, vetet'an criminai who Ita.ed Into the lake near II(} Lake. wlter imeter information and the biurre helicopter elcape shore road. The Fire Depart. We've Invited Mayor Ben. votln, re.lstraUonl. from the Southern Mlchi,an Center Pass Answered by Vandalism; Request for ment immediately dispatch. jamln W. Pinkos and mem. IMlIe Not _.~J'~.D*"'y, el\t!le aul.t ,t,IUck 11!d., .~. ~~ c:~-~cl)unt;!l1 a .n,i walcipflired tOday lJ1 ~ bar bulanee to the scene. ter E. Petersen and mlnll. were POINat on II ma\eil, DrJve Goal" "-Vretbnfor.-ShthTime'" .'Parking Lot Mr. Petenen said, "{. " In LesUe,a ,mall town only AUe.. pteei ten of all the churches at chat. ,+-, 10 miles north of the peniten. .eICH. lenge both SEIlICOG and the Upon arrival, firefilhters which we have had meetings. tiary. The capture ended one Special Performance of William B.ker Offers $500 Reward for Information Planning Commission ORS as to the eor~t '1•. found a boat in the water laid Irene Sutton, chairman, ures. They, (tile ORS), ap- day of freedom which Rem. C.rousel Raises $2,000 Leading to Apprehension and Prosecution Will Study Proposal near the area of the car. Senior Citizens Commission. ling gained through an elab. of Idiot Pranksters parently refuse to accept any orate plot that apparently in. Bringing Total CoRect. of Owners of Bill Demore.t, 29. oWller of AU Woods seniors are cor- other verlfleation. TheIr bu. Piper's Alley restaurant in dlally invited to a t ten d volved six conspirators, a reaucracy is luch that there's ed to $128,029 By Roger A. Waha Professional T;le Farms, dove into the the anniversary celebration borrowed identity, four get. A Woods businessman is angered and upset apparently no appeal to their Building water from the boat in an which will feature a Bicen- decision." away cars and a rendezvous The Grosse Pointe War over the incidents of vandalism which have occur- attempted rescue. Fire re. tennlal skit, utilizing the tal. at a downtown Lansing motel. That particular decision, Memorial reached its red to his office and is willing to do something proposal to convert port. indicate the car was ents of various seniors, under Many of the plan's details A stipulated In a letter from, 1975 Family Participation about it. I two lots at the southeast about 80 feet away from the direction of Mrs. R. Arthur L. Hauser, ORS, Is. went wrong, however, and shore in about 15 feet of Goodhand. G. Bruce Feilh. the 46.year-old con man and Campaign goal by better- Since moving Into his build. Commission recently sent corner of Jefferson and that they will use the cenSlil bad check artist was taken ing the $125,000 mark at ing at '19521 Mack avenue, letters to businesses along Lakepointe, adjacent to water. ner, North principal, also is population estimate of 20,818 : a special performance of William Baker of Cox and Mack avenue informing them the Professional Build- Firefighters also reported scheduled to address tbe into custody and locked up at a person on shore diving into citizens. for The Woods for entitle.: Jackson by State pollce. Carousel at the Memo- Baker has been victimized of the group's work and lng, to off-street park- the water In another un. ment period six, (July 1,' • • • rial Monday, June 9. by vandals on around six di!. solicitlDg idus and sugges. king, was referred to the successful rescue 8ttempt. Have Come Loa. Way 1975, throllih June 30, 117ar, ' BUllday, IUIle 8 About $2,000 wa. raised ferent occasloos witb the tions towards enhancing the Park City Planning Com. While Farmsfirefighten Mrs. Sulton, alonr with rather than the city's fliW'~: THE CIA CONFIRMED that evening, pushing the latest being reported Tues. beauty of the community. mission by The Park and pollce walted for scuba many others, has played a of 22,233 for the year 1973.' , today the employment and campalgn'scOIItrlbutiOli total day moming, June 3, to Mr. Baker has tried to do Council on Monday, June divers to arrive on the scene. prominent role in the for- While Mr. HaUler Hiel,. resignation of Mike Acker- to $128,029. The special car. Woods police, just that and then. . . 9. The proposed lot would the body of a woman was mallon of the Heritage "This finding by the OR,$. man, 0 n e of America's ousel performance culminat. In this incident, someone Hu Nelath'e Effect have room for about 35 seen floating to the top of Group.. Pie a sed at the constitutes flnsl alency ae-' brightest young spies, who ed 10 weeks of sctive cam. smashed a 150-pound flower Councilwoman Joan M. the wjlter and moving down. organization's development, tlon on your challen.e of the says he has run clandestine paigning. con'.IM...mer spewing flowers Mullan the council's repre- cars, it was said. river, Farms Firefighter she said. "I think people are entitlement period six data operations on four continents, John Lake, War Memorial and dirt over the sidewalk sentative to the Beautilica. The construction proposal Robert Beer dove in, re- happy we starled It. We have elements, .. thll city Is far who resigned in disgust froni director, said he was thrilled in front of the building. This tion Commission, when t'old was presented to the city trieved the body and brought comc a long way." from considering this a dead the CIA. Ackennan charges th t th 1h d f' 11 be action climaxed the series of what occurred, said she solons by Judge John Gillis it to shore. We want to make our pro. issue and Is contemplaUna a e goa a Iml y en of destructl'on and motl'vated d Ed d F hi- h t legal acUon, ' that "The etA is paralyzed. reached. It had been hoped felt sad that this had hap- all, war ro IC , an a . The Farms ambulance grams interesting so more They are laughing at us in that this year's goal, as last ,Mr. Baker to offer a $500 pened. tomey, co-{)wners of the crew used the resuscitator on seniors will come to our Could l.oIe More Moscow and Havana. Even year's, could be reached by reward for information lead. Mrs. Mullan said Mr. Baker building who are seeking to the woman, later identified meetings, stated Mrs. Sut. There are sever.l reasons our friends don't trust us the end of May. ing to the apprehension and always kept up his _pl~ce purchas~ Lots 623 and 624, as Mrs, Helmle, and im- toon, who noted many clll- for this. First, The Wood, anymore." A 34 - year. old April and May ;lire the J;'rosecution. of those involved even before the commiSSIOn commonly referred to as the mediately transported her to zens are established in other feels they are rl,ht. Seco~. Miamian who writes com. Memorial's c amp a i g n In all the mcidents. bo . d cited his ob- McBrearty Lots, since tbey Cottage Hospital, which prevo organizations and "some are Iy, because the city standa mentaries on classical Juda. months,' Mr. Lak'e said...... WllIt- .Le IDiler City .I w.asVIOUSinterestrn an in beautitica. are owned by the McBrearty iously had been notified that reluctant to give up their to lose more in State relieo ism and who held the spy Goal W.. laere.1ed "It's a pain to try and fix . family. victims would be brought life slyle." (Coalullled .. Pale Z) rank of GS 14, Ackerman But last year's goal was something up and they won't tlon. . . The co-owners were in. there, While Woods residents are has also said he is "more only $110,000, and Mr. Lake let you do it. When I lIBW She stressed the P~I~IVe fonned that before anything (Continued on Page 2) aware of senior citizens ac. Board Election afraid of the Soviet Union said he was impressed that this. I thouglll I was in the reacl10n lowards beautifl~a. could be done by the council, tlvlties, Mrs, Sulton said than anything else on earth." this year's increased goal inner city," said Mr. Baker, tion efforts and ~he negative the 'maHer must be studied some have been unable to Not Surprising .. • • • could be reached at all, giv. who added he has invest'ed effect of valndah~~a~d~~~d~ by the Planning Commission, Correction find out when the group Monday. June 9 en the economic situation. around ~,OOO In refurbish. improvemen s. " which must make recom- An incorrect phone num. meets. although newsletters But economl'cs may stl'll be ing, both inside and out, his retar,ds such an effort", e~. d' h' b d PRESIDENT FORD an. d M Milan ThIS men ahons to t e city 0 y; ber was included in a NEWS on such activities arc avail. School Board Incumbents nounced tonight that he would a problem. Mr. Lake said the office and that of Mr. Q, phaSlZc rs. u . . t . h story last wcek entilled able at The Woods Municipal Robert D. Warner and Wil. Memorial's 1975.76 f I s c a 1 Travel, 19517 Mack, in the is one, of ~he big thIDg.s !he a ter whlc , if the council lIam F, Huelteman easily submit to the Justice Depart. B t fi I CommiSSion gives its consent. a public "Funds Solicited from Point. Building while they last. The won reelection to the board ment, for possible criminal budget was set about six building which he owns_ eau I ca IO~" 0 h ' h d h months ago. and he now feel! There's also a tragic irony sh.ould z~ro In on, She als earmg must be el on t e ers Fraudulenlly." The num. problem. she said. Is that Monday, June 9. as less than investigation, secret evidence that $136,000 would have I in relation to this destruc. said the htter ~roblem sho~l~ matter, ber, that of Roy Peters, the they haven't lastcd too long. two percent of registere<~ bearing on alleged CIA plots man to have bccn contacted Tile organization has reo Pointe voters went to Ihe been a more realistic ap-!I tion-a point which Mr, be anoth.er maJor area of In For Their Tenants to kill foreign leaders. A praisal of coming budget Baker and Shirley Zaidel, (Contmued on Page 6) Judge Gillis and Mr, Froh. by readers who thought fhey ceivecl reqllests from citizens polls to cast their votes, Justice Department spokes- I may have conlributed to a in other cities regarding join. needs. office secretary for the past Iich said they would like to man indicated the facts Craudulent fund allegedly on ii' in" the Heritage Group but, Save write-In candidates. "We may have to whittle seven years. both cited. buy the lols solely for the b the seats were uncontested. would be checked to decide Extend Contract the behalf of Jerias Khalil, at this limc. membership is Mr. Warner received 574 (Continued OD Page 2) I The Woods Beaulificalion purpose of providing oC(- on possible criminnl prosecu. ------Of Dr. AdalllS street parking (or the seven ~ho~~~~~~_r_ea~8Z!~3!! ... 1_. (C~n.t~~~~on._~!!:.~~__ votes while Mr, Huetteman tion. The president also dis. lenants occup~'ing the builcl. received 563. closed that he will make pub. Only 732 of the five lic tomorrow the Rockefeller C.Z Explores ing, their clients and cus- W 00d S Coun" The Board of Education lomers and the four business Citizenr Becoming More Polnles' approximately 40" Commission report on CIA approved a resolulionMon. establishmenls on the first 000 volcrs cast votcs in Ihe activities. and he said ad. day. June 9. that exlcnds floor, The spaccs will be cll'clion, Filling the two ministrative actions will have Request of Boat 0lVner the conlract oC Dr, James rented on a monlhly basis, Involved in Crirne Fight board seats was the only Is. to be taken as a result of By Roger A. -W-a-h-.--WI'11 .b--c--no good" ancl he A, Adams. superintcndent of Ihe prlilioners said, suc on the ballot some things he found on the s h I for f ur more years h II appears tial law abiding I A request for additional would be "out of luck ., c 00 s. 0 , . T e coowncrs petitioned 't' b' The vlclim. 22. whose Each man will serve a report. Ford did not elab- , ' , 'Ier Dr, Adams will scrvc as for fDllowin/!: CI 17,ens arf' ecomlDl{ more name and address arc heinll fOllr,year term, Both hav'e orate, guest passes ror boat owncrs City Admmlstalor Ches. sup('rintl"ndenl unhl Junc 3D, and more involvcd in Ihl' wilhhl'lrl. was pl'dalill~ his jlut completed their first at the Lake Front Park was E Petersen said each resl'l 1979, Board pr('sidcnt Mrs, L ,A waivcr DCthl' s('lhack. supprC'ssion of crime hy "~et hlkl", 111'arri\'cd al lhe inter, CourYI'M terms on Ihe lJoard. Tuesday. June 16 explored at the regular mcet. dent gets SIX -'lues,tpassl"s on Joan lJanpeler said when Dr, ,requlfl"ml'nts o~ J. ~ j • LJ.:..1.1. ULiJ,.,Ll..."+' ,1...il t: ',.. 1-:,:': ~.~:'< .:~'., i., ,,:.\.~, ",\,.:._ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Jun. 12, 1975 ------_._~-..-_._~.-~ _._- .__ ._ ..._ .._-_._------I Woods Disputes Cut inPopulation Figure SPRING HOUSE CLEANING I ! (Continued lroJll 'a,e 1) In this letter of April 18, creased population (Igures I !lrst time Ihal populalion for (EXTERIOR) : nues "as the State adopts ~fr, Hau.er said hi. office (or 1973," all phases has been I'pdated Power Wash Aluminum and Brick to i the same fiilures the Federal researched the clly's chat. In strcssing thai Thc Woods I bcyond Ihe 1970 Census, look like new. I Government cstabll~hes with ienlle of the data elements, chBlIenllcs the OfClce of Rev. "The ncw estlm ates were enue Sharing's fiKures, Mr, developed by the Bureau of Aluminum doors. screens and windows us," said Mr, Petersen, i I\nd "determined that the On Ihe lAtter point he I data we lire using are cor, Petersen riled several rea'i the Census on the basis o( FATHER'S DAY GIFTS clean.d and brightened. slated the clly alraady' has reel. A revision to your pop. sons including: i available curren I information R.mov. Paint rundown from brick, rcceiv('d II qllcstlonnalre from i ulatlon dllta ('annot be made • Al1ellcdly. the OUS hu.~! on tax returns, vital st~lis~lcs JUNE J5th the ~lIchlglln :'olu n i c i pal' based on thc Information )'011 :lI'hilrarily Dlld capriciousl)'. and other dala ,series Indica. ACME PRESSURE CLEANERS, INC. I.eallue which llPllllrenlly is I prol'lded," applied on "across the hoard" I' HI'e of t'h:ln~es !n populatIOn. The lzod "Alil.lor" nlready ulill7.lng 1973 popu. Mr, lIa u i e r ('ontinucd, (IV\! pNt'cnl decllnc ill thc Dala [rum spe(,lul 10('0.1(,CII, A l'"f'<1 \lilt for I". o(li •• 892.5989 hation ligures :IS ••• • I .• . AERTEX SPORT SHIRT ..... , FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 15 .:. ~~r~g,:rl~~a~~:~~~.~~I~~o$1~~b :.: ~ GO0u ffi (])ao \!A9 [}{]DLF ffi :~. :~'. by HATHAWAY The short sleeve shirt that Dad will love, ::: oarl sterr :::; Polyester and cotton, it's machine wash- ~~\ ~:. ...~ able, requires little or no ironing, 17,50 P". ON THE HilL • • • • HO Kerc,:hcolii. (,rOllo\{' PUlnu' hum\ .... ! Dc.,,~'~.~ "I'. "0...' J". "'I~1 WH' " ..'(~n' ~. • •• 1 '1 All (' ~'''I '.n,", IQI whalings ,.. • •• ! MEN'S WEAR .9. lI"llr~ lj I... ,11' ••• i ~ ~~I 930 to 530520 Woodward' 9:00 to 5:30 Fisher II." ,.. .-.1 930 to 5:30 203 Plare., Ilrmlnptm ~". ,',.,..' ' ~.~~.~.•..~..•...... ".\ Birmingham Store OpenThurs, and Frl. 'iii 9 , Mh •••••••••••••• be •• p r ,.", e b •••• $ S b, ••••••••.• th b ••• ,. , ...... _. eo F.p ...... r ...... ppappz ••• ppsppp., ;SPPP ••••• P.'.PpUPP'U.p.;, P. .. p oS .- .•.•• ,.>" ..p,p _ •. ""!"'"'"..,,-t-::~"7~'-.--,- Thursd.y, June '2, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEW S Page Three ------_..------. :First English j Woods Council Active on Resolution Front iCily Council « 'Free of Debt I -----.- ..---- . iMeels Monday : Three resolulions, two of Bowmln's bill will provide bill has been forwarded to Emplo)'lIwnt Secunly CO.IIl'I , : -- I which were proposed by an "ability for local munici. lbe House for further study mission. OIESC). for Job: -- II : Sunda)', June 8. was a day) Councilwoman Joan M. Mul. plUlies to meet the construc. and action. re(erral and placement. A I'arianc!' in a lot size on, . of celebration and thanksgiv. l~n and the other by Coun. lion needs unique to their The measure stresses thaI There is no proposed ex- i Villag~' lane will be amon!: : HEADQUARTERS FOR :ing (or Firsl English Evan. cl1mln Rodger A. Grlet. were municipality." the council is in (al'or o( c('plion Cor municipal govern. I the items appearing on The • GU~ :gelical Lutheran Church in I unanimously appr~ved by In stressing the solons' legislation that would slop. ments contained among thr Cily's next coundl agenda 'Vernier road. The Woods CounCil at the supporf for the bill the meas. the use oC tax revenues (or! Iimite:1 ('xcepl'ions pt',rmi~ted ~'hl'n th(' council meets ~Ion. I • ACCESSORIES : A special morning scrvice; regLilar meeting Monday. ure says it p I a c I.' s the pril'ate purposes anI! that in Ihis proposed Icglslatlon. day. June 18, at 8 (1,111. • EXPERT GUN : was held to observe the final! June 2, responsibility on the "local the body re~lfirll1s ils sUP', says the resolution. I Cill' Council meets el'ery REPAIR ; paynlent on thc church build. I One measure proposed by adlllinistrato~s to ide n t.i [y port o( the bl.I!, .. The pro p 0 5 a I. lIould.; third' Monday of the month al \~ :ing ;lntl the religious educa.,. ~frs. ~lul1an was a resolu. a.nd dea! With thos~ situa. The counCil al~o lieslr('s ('\Clllpt elllployers With ~l'SS Ihe cil)' oerke building, 17147 tion \loit. h?n of support {or Senate hons. umque. to their. com. 1 th~t the .House takes affirm. lhan live employ~'('s; Jobs MaullJ('(' ill'('llll(', I , I nln !'\o 156 which Senator mumt)' II' h I I I' assurmg a atl\'e actIOn to ado(ll the bill. f i J ll' d Ihrou!!h cOlllpany _ \ B. McDANIEL . The sCfl'ke lIas followcd! ;. . • .. I • . . John Bowman has mlrodueed. minimum level (or Ih.e St~te. ' I Mr. ~rad:s resolutioll l'hannels such as prOIllO,li?lI. GUN SHOP : b~ a surpnse ~eeepllOn .and This bill would allow local Her second resoluhon views I casls a dim view on HOllSl' fl'hire lisls or union hlrln~. [I0~ 1 G~ Tour J' ...JRil. . dlllllcr at th~ Grosse ~olllle. communities 10adopt a build. the adoplion of Senate Hill 4602,. which th~ 1I0use arrangl'ments; execlltil'e posi ~iIll III b I'M ' ~u "RU8ltM 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.8200 . Yadll Club III celebration 0(' . '. 19 lJy the State S('nate WhiCh, passed With Immedwle e(. lions wilh salaries ahol'(, Opon ( .... day and Friday 9 a.m. 'a 8 p.m . : Pastor Paul Keppler's 25th i mg code whlcn mcorporales . • . .. standards equal to or exceed. provides (or the dis~ntinu-I (ecl. "his bill would rcqU!Tl'1 $18.000 annually: ll'mporar~ STUDIO CAMERA Men., W.d .. Th.. "" Sal. 9 am. I... pm. :Y,~'al'o( l'~l~u.nuollssel'l'I~e to, jng lhose prescribed by the anee of rental subSidy for all employers to rellOrt Job, positions; and sJlecial exelll . IS OPLII ; HlIR~i.lA' \ ===::==a ..-. •.I'lrst En, hso. Pas lor KepI"; exisling State Construction Ihe Pontiac Stadium, The opcnings to t he lit iehigan tions gralll('d hI' .\1 ESe ac FRIDAy TllYPM .1('1' was c;llll-d to serve as: Cotle -- - ..-. ------.. '-- .- --. . .-' . conling 10 a S;'nate Aclion ; assistant paslor. June 25. .. ff d bullelin. '1950 and assumed the pas. In notmg that The Woods Move to Erase Tra ic Haza r IItr. Grad's measure noll'S ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ : torate on Jliol't'mber 30. 1952. alr~ady has .approved an ; that the council feels that the, d . . .. ordmance which conforms ----.--, Open Thursday and Fri ay evenings . Thc p.astor, II'S Wife Janet to the Sta(e code on this sub. By Roger A. Willi I 16. regular council me~ling, bill's adoption by t'he State' ,and children Paul, Robert. jec!. Mrs. Mullan cited the Recommendations for new 1 In their comlllumcatlOn to , would be a (urlher encroach II ; and Gretchen wel'c honored I problem of the erosion o( signs and an engineering llb.e solons. the Starnes: .alonl. i mcnt upon th(' principles o( ~gllest~. Mastl'r o( c~rl'mo., home rule. and the necessity change in the ml'dian whirh' With other nearby (,Itllen~, home ruk fathers • IlIl'S lor Ihe ,~ll.ernoon s .pro.: of sending a resolution begins at 1l~ LMhmoor: expressed concern over the As a result thc solons ('Ill . . gram lIas \\ Ilham Stopm. I stressing Ihe council's sup. boulevard will be made to: number oC accidents which phasize Iheir opposition to day Is : At the morning sl'l'vicc. the i port for this bill. the Woods Council b)' the hal'e occurred at the media~ the concepl of being required : pl'c.,ident of the C h u r I' h The measure notes \bat the Public Safety Department.: on Lochmoor bet.ween Holl. to report job openings to 1_.6 reported Public Safety Di. i day road and Fairway. the ~IESC and urge 1111' de 'Council, \'iul'ent Rodeck. pre. existing State Construction rector Henry Marchand Tues.: They said there's a ver" feat of thl' bill in the Senatc :sented a gift check repre. Code doesn'tpresent1y per. , '.senliIH! contributions {rom mit the adoption by local day mOfoing. June 10. sharp curl'e in the road Of, as an alternatil'e. a \'eto ~ '" . o( the bill bl' GOl'ernor Wil. : thc congregatioll as an ex. I communities of b u i 1din g Th~ director sal~ he and where the medIan begms. lia m Milliken. ' . pression o( gratitude (or Pas'i standards which exceed the TraffiC S~fet~ OffIcer Ste. "Many cars exceeding the As part o( his motion for I :tor Keppler's iaithCuland in. ',requirements of \he State phen Petflk viewed that area speed limit cannot make the such a resolution. Mr. Grae( :spirational service to all. I adopted code. It says Sen. on Monday. Ju~e 9. after ~ lurn and hit the median also requested Ihat a leller request for aclion to .lllevl' which sends the cars careen. on the bill and its provisions ate what the~ consl~~red ing across the curb and over be senl to Ihe Michigan dangerous traffIC conditions Ihe sidewalk where children Municipal League and thl' was brought before Ihe coun. pia).... the couple staled. Small Cities Association. FATHER'S DAY cll by Bob and Mary Jane _ Starnes of the Lochmoor ad. JUNE 15th dress at the regular meeting Monda)', June 2. HI PALS At that time. the solons unanimously ref err e d Ihis Durable with matter to Director Marcband good looks for lhe department's thoroulh Sales guar- anteed to study and lnalysl., induding au/wear the best possible corrective uppers. melsures which might be the narrow stripe In tan, taken, with I report back to 125 the solons. Betides a recommendalloD RUGGER SHIRT for new signs, Ihe director stated he wlll request th.t the med~n be Itrliabtened by out so Its sb arpn'lI 1. reo duced. Thl. recommend.lloD will l~lude the removal of GANT if/{f!1j's five or six feet off the me. dian to cut the sharp right Specially priced were S14 anJle turn. i:::;:: KERCHEVAl. AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE ::::::: Officer Petrik Idded that for Father's Day ::;:;:: 0P"I/ Tb/il'JJ"y t'l.t'llillf.:-' 'ti/ 8:4 ~ p.m. ;::;:;: the solons should hive the department'. recommend •• GIVING ;:~(:;:::::;:::::::::::::;:;:::::;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::/::~~ t10Dl by the Mondly, June Choose from Yellow, Green, Open Thursday and Friday evenings Navy, Orange or Red __ .-1 . ,""i .': ,:."'"~~f ;,; , " ( " ,1 "/I t d. m. egan ;:. i ... COOL SLEEPING COMFORT apparel for men is a gift Dad will wcJcomc thh.; 18900 kercheval avenue phone 882-2755 .summer, and we have u lnrge sclectlon Open Thursday evenings or permanent pr'csH polyester/cotton short sleeve, kn{~e length ('ont I:tmer Scherer and middy pajamas rronl Dj plo01ut to IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT please him. Solid colors, checks, neat patterns and stripes, "CHICK" sizes B.C,D. 7.50 to 8.50 RUTAN ;s now associated with .' HunD TUS OPfn reor Round SUIT WITH VEST: MINUTIS AWAY fROM All 11K P'OIIlTlS THE COOL ONE 37575 HARPER THE THA\'ELI:'tJ(~ I\I ..\~ hi' a' '.94 Ha .... ' Na"h Brcc.'zc through sumnlcr In our wiltlcsH SOO FI. No,th of ,101"'0 I.ath Pa,kway ,,~'o\lld "pprl'('llltl' till' glo\l"sol't 7 a.m. Iii 11 p.m. 7 Day' a Week trio ... the semi-soft shoulder Come take advantage of "Chick's" years ('()lnfol.t I\lld l'I\S~' Pll('kllhlllt~. su i t wi t h rnntc hi ng vest, tn. ilored fo I' of golf know how. lessons available. of 0111' ~l\ddll' tllll deer'skln ~llpP('I's ('I\sy con1fort in polyestc.~r/cottoJl with full lining'. I'OIlIll "111>1)('" hnh~' cord or seersucker stripes. Hluc.', Illllel'~o1c.', ril'1l1 ~Il\lJ.t.fil h('('1. SIIPP1c.' P.O LINE gorce n or tn n h~\ hy eOI'd. C h 1\ reOH I WilSON StrIt (lilly ("'" I PUTTERS I\IHI f1l.'xll>\(', thl'~' fold ill hl\l\' 're • Pins, GOLF CLUBS • AtuIIln.'. gr'ey/white or blue/white scersucker. 1.111_ 1'0 I' ~ ul t ('1\ Sl' ~ PI\ ('(' -~Il \' III g'. • Wil .. nl " ... 1"'*" oMI' :\n outstl\ndlng value Elt SHO 'lOtS. '18" Slzl's 7 to la. w!lol(' ~Iz('~. 81G •••• ,i.... I... Sol.. 1 IADIIS'."Ull lit lOW. lOW '_IClS 00 .lrOD .NIAIIAN FROM '100 OPE" SUCKS 30m JacobSOI)'S "' ,. 10 .tl 9.7 1 DIJs "Mew" SUO WEDCEcomparab~ to the 133 Wedees, 15 Father's Day Special- only S10 2 HOURS FREE PARKING .. , JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET Thurs .• Fri., SOl" Sun. Only • _ ,~" .. ",~~~-,- ..... " ... - .... )"",f')dM r .... _ ,.••. sa Z...... - 4z •• ,. ••• ,- _"_ ,, __.1t..5.-.I _, ..a.~:ft.- l _ _._ P.g. Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 12, 1975 Eat)' mODe)' aDd commoo I Education pIllS common A conference is an organ'ITh~ ~d up 1& never ea~y, lMlDIe seldom travel. far ~ lease il • most ideal com. Residents Become More Involved in Crime Fight ized way of postponing a de- but It elVes so ml&Chsalii: letMr. binaUoa. cision. faction. . (CoatialMld from Pale 1) I\b ton jumped into tbeU tar tens ebued James F. Chris. jumped out of the car and man's neclt and cut off his tlan, 11, of Detroit, when they cootinued the chase on foot. S U G R and pursued the culprits and 45 h,.., 3 day. "., wHk breathing for about 15 sec. Iteot them In sight. saw him break into a garage Several dtizens s~tlng out. side heard the Harvard road .Iorlin'jl JUIM 18, 9 a.m. 102 p.m. onds, police Slid. seve.-al Sgt. 'Ibomas M.. rtin IfId In Three Mile drive, and try "II.' 1'1Ihr. 17-Co.1 $65.00 residents living in the vicin. Officer Steven Molitor ar. to steal a bieycle. The shouts residel\.t yelling to them to Coli ... ~.,ioM (313) 463.1311 BELLE ISLE it)' witnessed ,the usault and rived at the attack scene, and of the witnesses frightened stop the young thief, and an OLYllltlC IA" CLUB attempted theft and yelled at while there. a home owner the youth away. He J1~ on unknown citizen ran and rap. 32650 S. Ii"., lei.• MI. Clem.". the attacking pair. They ran living in the 600 block of foot, with the citizens in pur. tured the boy and held him from the area on foot, head. Pemberton, called the sta. suit. and was apprehended until police arl'ived, AWNING CO. ing west on Korte. leaving tion to state that two men on Mack avenue. Park police The Is.year.old was reo the bike and its owner on the were in his back yard. arrested Christian, who lives leased to his parents and in. pavement. The sergeant and patrol. at 692 Bellituu. formatioo. on what had taken man sped to tbe bouse and On April 28, Christian was place was given to Youth HAVE WE GOT A Canvas • Vinyl • Aailen • Decron The victim went to a near. found guilty of .aUempted by home and called police. Officer Molitor got out of the Service Division detectives scout car and approached the theft and senteoced to 30 for further disposition of the ' NAME FOR YOUI In the meantime, a man and days in the Detroit House of ESTIMATES rear yard on foot, while Sgt. case. '.fE Mutin drove around to Bar. Correction. In addition. he "Today, our citizens are was assessed $250 court costs, SUITS and SWEATERS SLACKS BUYNOW and SAVE rinj!ton. At the same time, a becoming concerned about tJO)'rToO' J\jb,. and placed on one year pro- 'lompli/ilhl.' resident OIl Barrington called the increase in thefts and SPORT .. Ot .....mlnOnd 'Ki"9ufdg~ bation. 'Do~ .~ the station to state that two other crimes in our area and .Ta610r~ &rrr IDO's and ~1~~~~~~::h:a:~:w_DrYingIi ::::::: The Use of Styling Aids ~{: ;~;;~~You'll learn about the two different types of hair damage, how :~:::~ they affect the hair and what you can do about them. }~:: I i:;:~:•.•••• ...... :::::::Also, any problems you may be having will be worked out. :~f: :~:~:~:Your hair will be shampooed, geometrically cut and then blown ::~:~ ~~~~~~.dry into a style that you'll be able to maintain at home. You'll ~t~: ::::::also receive a starter-kit including everything you need to use :~::~. ::::::at home on your hair.::~::: ~ :~~~ ~:~:~: So if your hair is less than perfect, call us today ~¥: :~:~:~ and ask for our "initial hair care package. .. ::::;; BY APPOINTMENT 881-0010 :.:.:.:J\~ $~:...,...... :::::;: 19609 MACK AVE., GROSSE POINTE WOODS .+-:fi ~~@~~GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR FATHER'S DAY ~~;ffi~ ~~~~ili:::::::;:::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:j:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:;:~:~:~:::::::::~:::~:::::::::::~:::~:~:::::~:::~:::::~:~:~:~:::::~:~:~:~:;:~:~:~:~:::t::~;::::::{r _._._,_p..._P_...... _.._. ...,p...... r .....,._ .._ ...... ----7- ... ------, ...... , "._. IIIIW...S.lII!'.....e£ll)!JII!$JIIII!Ip.PllllplI);IIlII ....,' II!'JIII!II."'. III!,~.IP!I, II!.~..." ••~II!.~.-'!I .•. 'all!l.s$l!l..... PIlll....,.•~.,.p..,~*'~~.:'""'..~. ~,~"'''':'''.'-:.'!~":'.~.."":""'~-:-:--:-.-:.';'.7':-:-':--:- ;-- 1 Thursday, June 12, 1975 GR 0 SSE PO I NT ENE W S Page Five Council Seeks Hearing SEMT A Offers YSD Has New DB Supervisor Open Thursday and Friday evenings Baseball Bus The Youth Service Dlvi. chaod. On Vacant Farms HOllse sioo, (YSD). has a new .u. "This is the firsl lime I've The first Ladies, Retirees pervisor In The Woods De. been in any kind of investi. By Barbara Bruno will set a date for a public and Kids Day of the Tiger teelive Bureau. gative position so I've gol a A public hearing wiU be hearing on the maUer 1975 series to which SEMTA, He's Sgt. William Lentz. lot to learn," commented Sgl. held in The Farms to deter. Under Act 61, the h~aring (Soulheastern M I chi g a n who joined the public safety Lentz. who added he's look. mine the fate of a house in officer will investigate the Tra nsportation Authority), department in Ma~h 1968. ing forward to working in Madison avenue that has mailer and gil'e his deter. will ofler Park and Ride The s~rlleant started his Dew his new post. stood vacant for over five minalion as to what would transportation is Saturday, assignment, which will be years and has been the Sergeant Bernard Kelly, be . Ihe proper course of JUlie 14. The Tigers will play for 13 ,month I, on Sunday. source of many complaints former division supervisor, acllon required to correct the the Oakland A's. June 1, reported Public saf. from residents and Farms hIS been assigned to the uni. ! ety Director Henry Mar. Council members. dangero~s siluation. SEMTA \\'iU offer park form division. The house, located at 452 ,CounCilman Joseph Fromm' and ride transportation from Madison avenue, is owned dJs~nted saying that in light 12 suburban parking lots in. by Mrs. Marie Randazzo. The of the significant value of eluding The Woods Munici. the home h.e was. not in favor pal Building, 20025 Mack HOW TO PUT OFF council is concerned because save % on a lovely the house is not occupied. of pro~eedJDg WIth a course avenue. Departure lime is windows are often broken, of action that could lead to 1: 15 p.m. and the fare is BUYING A NEW CAR: array of sample children get in and pIa)' in the demolilion ol the house $1.75. To be assured of ad. You can procrastinate anywhere from h month" to -t years rather than its occupanc)'. equate seating. laos must the dwelling and the sur- hy leasing one of our!~--" wedding gowns, rounding properly is not The council look action haVe prepaid tickets. IS Volms. Do it now, ' .. cared for. a.fter Mrs. Randazzo failed to Ticket outlets. parking lols. bridesmaid dresses The council voted 4-1 to flnd occupants {or the home. departure times and fares proceed under Act 61 of the At the May 19 council meet. will be in eflect for the reo and headpieces, i~g the council instructed maining Souvenir G a me s , P II b 1i c Acts of Michigan against Mrs. Randazzo. The cIty allorney George McKean Ladies/Retirees/Kids Games One-of-a-kind styles for acl allows the mayor to ap. to contact Mrs. Randazzo to I 011 June 14 and 21, July 5 point a hearing olficer who Ir~ to obtaill IIn agreement and 26 and August 9 and 30. spring and summer ... polyester, with her in which she would Free parking is a\'ailable at get the house occupied. eacb suburban 101. jersey, chiffon and organza in Youth Division In his report back to coun. For additional information, cil Mr. McKean said such call SEMTA at 962.5515 or sample sizes 8, 10 and 12. \ Counselors Quit an agreement was made but tolUrce at 1-80()..l62.S161. Mrs. Randazzo has failed 10 folio\\' through on it. The only relrable antidote I By ROII~r A. Waba lIe said if the council de. for hard IU<'kis nard work. Youth S e r v ice Division, sired it could proceed with O'SD). counselors Fred action under Act 61. Coonce and Thomas Canasi Mr. McKean said Mrs. S\Ibmilted their resignations Randazzo has been brought I JacobSOIlS last week to devote more I time to their school studies. to court several times for With their departure, which different violations and said I 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S Will VALIDATE YOUR TICKET became effective Monday, each time she makes Ihe June 9, the division current. necessary minor repairs or 'I ly has two part.time coun. pays the requIred fine.-- selors on the job. The majority of council However, YSD Det. Mi. members expressed the feel. ing t hat continuing this chael Ferrence, who works course of action would not closely with the counselors, said he and division Det. lead to a permanent solution Patrick Fagan will take a to the problem 8nd so voted hard look at several appli. to proceed' with the public hearing. cants later this month to. wards making a recommen. Mayor William Butler and dation on the hiring of one Councilman Jam e s Mast counselor. . were absent from the meet. "We have got several ap. ing. Mayor Pro Tem James plicants now and we want Dingeman was given author. to get back up to three coun- ity by the council to appoint selors, which is our operat- the hearing oUicer. ing force," said Del. Fer. rence. "We want to move with all due haste because Tennis Lessons the counselors' load is back. • ing up." Still Available . With the resignations of There arc still some open. • l\fr. Coonce and Mr. Canasl, the division's pair of coun- ings in the Neighborhood selors are Deborab Beau. Club Tennis Clinics which begin Monday, June 16, and • f~it, who joined the YSD in May 1973,and Leonard Band. run through July 18. low, who • tar t e d work Adult evening claslles which • this February. Miss Beaufait still have openings are the told the division office that M 0 n day and Wednesday she plans to work through group whicb meets at North • tpe summel,' a~c IlOIlibb"re- Higb from 6.7 p.m., the sign in the fall. . Tuesday and Thursday group~ . Det. Ferrence said Mr. at NorVi High which meet • Coonce, who became part of at 6-7 p.m. and 8.9 p.m., and the YSD team iJ1 June 1973, the Tuesday and Thurlday • is into graduate work and group at Soutb High which also has a part.time job at meets from 8-9 p.m. the Northeast Child Guid- Morning classes also have • ance Center. He stressed that openings. They are the Mon-I the demands of his Ichool day, Wednesday and Friday sludies and work played a beginning group which m!!ets I • major role in his deci.ion. at Elworthy Field from 8-9 . Mr. Canasi, who started a.m., the Tuesday and Thurs- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• day beginner group at North • • • cOIJDselingin November 1973, is getting married soon aDcl from 8:30-9:30 a.m., and the : As advertised in the Greater Grosse PI. Woods Area only at : is planning to move out west Monday. Wednesday and Fri. • to continue his studies, said day beginner group at Norlh • • the detective. from 9.10 a.m. 'Besides being involved in Intermediate openings are : 20599 Mack & Van Antwerp : • individual counseling, both the Monday, Wednesday and Mr. Coonce and Mr. Canas! Friday group at North from • • 8.9 a.m., the M ond a y, • were spark plugs in helping : During the days of June 12th-15th : institute the YSD's first ever Wednesday and Friday group g~oup counseling program, at South from 8:30-9:30 a.m .• • • • which began last May 1 for and the Tuesday and Thurs. • (Drawing and Treasure Trunk only at above location) • a three. month period. Since day groups at North and • • that time, they completed a South from 11 a.m ..12 p.m. • second such program this The only advanced group ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• year. with openings is the 10:30 ."They are very tremen. a.m .•12 p.m. Tuesday and • dous persons regarding their Thursday group at Elworthy Grand Prizes & Field. Come Get It! ability, the number of young Lessons which meet two • people they handled, goals FREE PRIZES!!!Bring your family and your All patrons served with much happiness and and objectives reached, plus days per week cost $10 plus friends and Join the Fun! Register for our the innovation of the group a $5 Neighborhood Club fanfare! All Jack-in-the-Box Sandwiches • counseling program. I hate membership. Three day per GRAND PRIZE Drawing! Enter as often as you to see them go," stated Del week lessons are $15 plus $5 prepared with only USDA Inspected beef ... Fcrrence. membership. wish ... No purchase necessary! First Prize is All part of the continuing Succulent Success • "I feel they contributed a Further information on all a "Sicycle Suilt for Two" plus SEVEN more lot to the community - lots lessons may be obtained by Story in America's Sandwich Saga! contacting the club at 885. Grand Prizes! ~. of time and talent," he Renowned in 22 States! added. 4600. <. The detective made it clear that the departure of Mr. Coonce and Mr. Canasi Owners of Rec doesn't mean the end of the Vehicles to Meet group program. He said Mr. FIRST PRIZE Bandlow worked with both on the last program and has The Grosse Pointe War in Jack"s ...... a good idea of its goals and Memorial will launch a new , objectives. program for owners of rrc. : Grand Prize ,~ But at this moment, the reational vehicles on Wed. nesday, June 25. Anyone in. :~i::S:bjeCIiVe is to hire one terested in joininR the nrw ___ Io_r__. 1 group is invited to come to the Memorial at 7:30 p.m. ~' Entry Fonn...... WaNrID. . • I If you own a motor home. (0"0 good Jor free key to try'n Jack', Trunk) ., Insurance Agent Trainee, mini, or van. bring it 10 the can quo lify for full time agency I Ce~ter th~n and sho~ it off with four month~ port ttme whIle seemg other UllIts that training . will be available lor perusal. " Recreational vehicle travel. has become very popular with \l FOR ONE " Name many units being owned by , residents of Ihe Pointes. Own. ~ AND ALL lSlree1 _ ers have many interests and: problems in common; lInd it ! Gala Gifta for Old FOtJhlonedFun Seekers- , is these areas ol intercsl, cd ; ucalion. mainttnance and: Punch-A-Loons and Cotton Candy! 320 Fun Prize~ ..... ,C.l Z...... , 968-1389 Oak Park travel upon which the motor. I from Jack's Treasure Trunk. Free Keys to the first I Y-______Ip _ ..~. cade idea was founded. ' 4.000 to attend the Jack-in-the-Box. at the abov(' --- -- Frank P. ~fcBride Jr., past ' president ol the War Memo location. Odds a fantastical one In twenty:five. \ Ph . FURNACES \ rial, will convene the first Don't Jorget to bring your Entry Fonn for the one. _ ,..ml'etinl/. Mr. McB~ide found. i Grand Prtzr Drowlngf & BOILERS ed the Centcr's ski programs i 'which have rleveloped into •• pl.ced some of the more active and. Winner. will be ddnmlned by random , popular groups at the CcnlN. :1 Mr. McBride stated that, drawing. Eligible entries mUlt be deposited In recreational vehicle owners Prize fMrnl at Jack.ln'lhe.8011 at 1M .boYe have many areas of mutual' location prior 10 3:30 pm this coming Sunday. need and interest. Hope{ully Odds will be determined by number of entries. a program of molorcades and ~clslon of Judge present al dTawtng will be wee k - end rendez\'ous to final. No purchase nece .... ry. 1.5)04 KERCHEVAL • VA 2.9070 i places and events of interest 'can be worked oul. ~._. ",(_~~-,;...... '..... 41=C4_ ...... 'rd.'d"'-h'bs.d1d • "". 7 S • • S• c .eddC.d ce« .d •••••••••••••••••••• a • b f + ••• + Co... L. &.""( hsh) .L .. 1...... :a,;".'"+ '....L_1I..-._ .... ~ ..L...... :- ...1.'.&c ...... t. .... 4.. .• ~ " ••• I 0; •• 4 .... of , ••••• Thursday, June 12, 1975 PeCJ. Sil GROSSE POINTE NEWS Three EMS Proposals Draw Fire in Woods By ROler A. Waha regional emergency medical procedures established under be delayed. "As we operite . Three different proposals service advisory committee the ordinance are not in con. now. many times a scout car relating to Ilmergency medi- in each designated health flict with or less stringent beats our ambulance to 'the eal service, (EMS), none of planning region. than those required under scene and an oUicer, if WEEKDAY HOURS which has received either a A section of the proposal the act or its rules. necessary, starts applying Mon., 'uel., OPEN \ House or Senate bill num- also notes that all state This measure, as proposed, emergency first aid or he Wed., 'hurl., ber, have drawn fire from agencies shall, to the fullest would take immediate effect. has a patient ready for im.' 9 a .•n. to 7 p.m. SUNDAY Woods City Administrator extent of their authority un. I mediate transportation to a Petersen, who d St t I d' . t Finally. the "Ambu ance hospitaL Friday Chester E, er a e aw, a mllUs er Operation Act" views proper feels the measures are an programs under their control application procedures for U. "Under this act, ('Emer. 9 a.m. to 9 p,m. 10 A.M. n Saturday TO infringement upon the city's in sucn a manner as to fur. censes and says the Michi. gency Personnel Aet').lI "' 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. "home rule." ther the establishment of co. gan Department of Public less he was licensed as a 5 P.M. The trio of proposals are ordinated, statewide emer. Health is authorized to issue technician, a public safety I'rices GMcl Th", TlIft., JUM 17", tilled "Emergency Medical gency medical service sys. such licenses and conduct in. officer could only sland there Services Act." "Emergency tem. spections of each ambulance and do nothing until an an\.. w. _ the ritft' .. Personnel Act" and "Ambu. This act, as pro!;> 0 sed, operation at I e a s t semi. b~I,ance ~r licensed tech. Umlt ..-ritlM. I lance Operation Act." would become e[fecllve Jan. annually. DlClan arrives," , The medical services act, uary 1,}976. It also notes that any city Obviously dissatisfied with as proposed, stip'ulates that The Emergency Person.; . . h" the three proposals, Mr. 'Pe. ' the Michigan Department of nel Act" says that the Mich. i t~\llvnshIP,.chal tle~ towns IP, tersen said presumably the Public Health shall be reo igan Department of Public i VI age ?I coun} may can. I State is setting the standards sponsible for the planning, Health would issue licenses I' t~act With a person .to fur. which must be maintained in coordination and administra. to advanced emergency med DIsh ambulance service for b 1 'th t '. tion of a Statewide emer- ical technicians who hav~ the use and benefit of its a~d' am u af~ce ~lg °fu pr~; , I'd t d p fo I VI 109 for l1lancl1l 0 them. gency medical services sys- completed specific training reSl en s an may ay r . ' ' tern, plus the development courses, attendants, emer- the entire cost or any part I' Fmally, he felt /he s:a,te. of a standardi!erl planning gency te('hnid~n~, l't ~I. and thereof from funds that may If, .the p r.o po s a ",s pa ~ed, {ormat for regional planning I also reissue licenses. i be availauJe. I :,ould ha\C the po, er to de~ activities, I A section of this proposal As proposed, it would be- I~~ate the area. of respol!Sl. A statewide emergency notes that a local govern. come effective January 1, ~lhty for ~ parhcular ambv~ vie medical. t s e r e advisory{ mental . unit may establish. 1976. . I anFceor s.ervtalce.IDS nee if one com. , commit ce .comp?sed 0 19 j an or~mance regulal1ng the Expressmg concern over munit didn't 'l1ave such' a members. mcludmg t h r e e operation of an advanced the proposals at the regular . y nd nei hOOr'ri emergency physicians, would mobile emergency care servo co u n c i I meeting Monday. service ,~ d': h g'dal ,big be established, along with a ice, if the standards and June 2, Mr. Petersen said cSom mum IYdtill' e St se' e _____ , t "0 t t' . th t a tet cou e yo u 0 rve la er, ur, con en Ion IS ~ the other community 100, they are fme for commum. ' I ties wherein it takes 20.30 Boat Owner~sRequest minutes to get a person to Farms Accepts a hospital. Howe v e r, in (CoDliaued from Page 1) season, while other citizens, Grosse Pointe Woods and in Chlorine Bid true today. who use pool and tennis fa. the other Pointes in general, cilities, for example, cannot Mayor Benjamin W. Pinkos we can have an individual to Swimming pool chlorine. cited other problems. While reserve these spaces for the the has pit a I within five full season, has gone up in price. That's noting the council is sympa. minutes." what The Farms COW)eil. thetic to the boat owners' reo II would be difficult to give He felt such proposals found out after it solicited quest, "We have certain boat owners additional passes were defeating in purpose bids for chlDrine to keep the problems," The park is lo- without giving other resi- for the Pointes, and said it Pier Park pool clean this cated in St. Clair Shores, dents, who are not space was important to get indio season. (hence, ,it's a "private park renters on the Milk River, viduals to a hospital as The Farms will pay 50 in a public city"), and the further passes, he said. quickly as possible for "ex. cents per gallon of chlorine boating area is mainly on the pert emergency care," to Jones Chemical, the only Milk River, he said. Finally, a problem of can. trol also was viewed in reo He also cited another prob- firm that submitted a bid. "If we had the property in gard to permitting boat own. lem. It would be probibitive The price paid last year w.as. Gr.osse Pointe Woods, I'm ers to receive guests on their in cost for us to train all our 35 cents per gallon. qUite sure we would have crafts without using the park. p IJ b lie safety officers the The Farms will use about , both a beautiful park and a same as emergency medical 6,000 gallons of chlorine this 1 separate marina," he stated. "If all the boats were on service personnel when it's year. Hence, this subj~ct could be the lake itself and a porlion not neces.an', treated in a different light. of the park was used as a "All our public safet~, of- But unlike the other Pointe's. marina, the marina area ficers are required to main- The Woods bas no lake front could be fenced oIl and used tain advanced emergency facility, he said. as boat 0 w n e r s see fit. Red Cross certification," There's the problem, too, of The mayor also stated He felt under the entire boat owners reserve a space boats being along the Milk River rather than on the spectrum, responsibility for at the park for the entire emergency treatment would lake," he said. ,. "We must find other solu. Vanda um lions conducive to the ,proper (CODt1DlIedfrom Page 1) control of per son n eland vestigation. guests. We have to have a 'I11eNEWS first learned of way to justify the issuance thls latest incident whan of additional guest passes for Mrs. Zaidel contacted the users of the Milk River for office. SOO said vandals boating," con c 1u d e d Mr. pulled the pot from its moor. Pinkos. 1Daa., ~,III.zad,mal~$ d~,", .• I'., Connolly stressed his strOyed It along ~th. the hope that the council would plants which included. ger. take a good look towards anlums, mums and ivy. She reaching a solution on this - added that the container was matter. bolted toa brick base on the structure. FREE.LOADERS Given Ezposare Pro g res s is impeded a In an ellort to draw atten. great deal by people wno ex. WE SERVE DETAOIT tion to the destrucUon, Mrs. pect to reap the benefits AND ALL SUllURliS Zaidel said the mess was without the 'accompanying 1330 E. JEFFERSON. OPEN TILL NOON SATURDAY left out front for several days obligations. as a "conversation piece" before being cleaned up. This action worked as some passers.by did inquire as to TED EWALD what happened and alter being raid, they expressed their astonishment and reo CHEVROLET grets. In reviewing earlier cases IS PROUD TO PRESENT of vandalism, Mrs. Zaidel stated two other incidents were reported to police, while three others 'Were not. JIM ROACH The pair included the theft of a light fixture 'It the rear As Salesman of the Month of~e building in mid-Janu. ary and the ripping out of three shrubs in April. TED EWALD Meanwhile, the unreported cases included two instances where ivy was pulled out ' CHEVROLET 'and an instance where some. 15175 E. JeHerson VA 1.2000 r;$W~w&%';Wj!I@Wj_j$i;l"'MmN;~~:Wili"il;"*1;8';iiii';"iiiisp:one spray.painted the back I Sl1I16s.1 IThe Great Indoors '"AIR CONDITIONINCJ j~~j~~:::;::People $850AS LOW AS ' ::::::~~~~ji, , l~!jli •• STALLED ji~ij Ill!!! CHECIl THISE FIA lURES: lll~~ Iill :S~l~~E~:han;":~:t~:.~~.~~,;.nI~~: :::::: • FHA Terms • Mastercharge ' :::::: !!t SIMIlAR SPECIAlS ON fURNACES - SALES & SERVICE ON AU SRANDSlI1 Electronic Air Power Cleaners Complete Stock Hymidifi.r 01 Furnace and from'295 Humidifier Ports from'I20 In,'olled In".11ed FLAME FURNACE CO. 571.4610 m "Serving the Grosse Pointe Area Since J 949" ~~~[ )~~~~~?~:::::f.~~.f.f.~~t.::;;~:::::;:::~~:~~~f.::~~~;:~f.f.K~::::f.::::~::::::::~t:f.:~;:::::::::~::::::i:::;~:::::::::::::::;'i::::::::::::::::::::::f.::::::::::::::f.::~::::f.::::i:::f.:::;::~::::::f.f.f.f.::::~::m:M:~f.:~::;:f.:::;f.~::~::::::;:;:;::::::~::m ~ ;n •••••••••••• -••••• =OODO •• ' ••• n•••••• • • nnosnOD ••• '. • P1 2i5455;;;44¥S?4¥S4SSSS4444S$$3iiiSeS5ssssses,;;eS;$$$$ 6'$$0$S $ , $"$SPPPPPSP#P.pPP ••• Page Seven Thursday, June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~------,--,--_.------G. I SIB' I \ NO PROBLEM SELF.STARTER GPSC's Shook Named to Post Be ,eve lr s to e leye e Despite the speed of mod. One"s natural ability may SkUls.Talent Program ______. . ern living go.togethers save be a birthright. but every At a J'(!cent annual meet. pate on the advice of their Another "bike was stolen in ,But he. belle\'es he sa~ hiS 'I enough time to plan their man must furnish his ol\'n ing of the Michigan AAU physician. The City about a week ago. bike. which had no a\'allable next move initiati,'e. ,!~gHit in the Poiutes That's not so unusual. What license or serial number, in .. ' . ------delegates from 140 swim As State Master's chair. .By Bernice Wozniak itiated into the program. clubs and other sanctioned man, Mr. Shook also is a is odd. howe\'er, is that this the custody of three young "1 don't know of another The selection technique aquatic organizations elected member of the ll.person bicycle was apparently stolen girls, He told police the girls JOQ in the world like this continues with testing the Jack Shook, president of the board which administers the by three young girls. were about 13 or 14 )'ears one; The combination is fan. children in the 8reas which Grosse Pointe Swim Club, age group and senior AAU About noon on Friday, May oLd,each with long dark hair, tastic," they have chosen. (GPSC), to the post of chair. swimmers in Michigan. The 30. a Pointe man left his bike and that they had his 28 inch, Bet t y Fraunfelter, part. "It is necessary that the man of Michigan Master's AAU swim committee is reo momentarily at Jefferson ave. thrce.speed Schwinn in their lime instructor for the Skills. students be good academ. Swimming. sponsible to over 8,000 com. nue and Alger place. When possession. he returned the bike was But no arrests were made. Tal~Dt Program at Trombly ically. However," says Miss This is Mr. Shook's second petitive swimmers fro m missing. The bike was valued at $SO. Eillmentary School in the Fraunfelter, "if the child consecutive )'ear to hold the Michigan. Park loves her job. doesn't show great academic office. Under his direction For information on GPSC's '~l'in the type of person ability yet shows a promising Mas t e r"s Swimming has Master's program call Mr. who' ,wouldn't be doing it if talent, we try to help by doubled in the past year in Shook at TU 4.3728, For More Boating Fun ... ' 1 didn't enjoy the work," working out a special pro. the State. The program is a first in gram for them." There are about 300 active Single Parents the "au.leal The' Pointes. Introduced to Mary Jo Dillaman. pro. Master's swimmers in Michi. Browse the area via a millage vote gram instructor at Ferry gan. Twenty.three partici. Meet June 13 i Glf'.... last April it includes the 10 School states that "Due to pants from Michigan swam ! ship's .1.1 aie~ elementary pub lie the various age groups the in the Nationals in Fort Boa' schools. program is totally individ. Lauderdale, Fla. last month Parents Without Partners Suppll•• :the purpose of the pro. ualized." and man y of them won will meet again on Friday, wheel gram is to provide challeng. When it comes to the ac. eve n t s and set national June 13. at the Grosse Pointe • Decldey'. Spl'W .... J-t~ ing : experiences to "high tual work, none of the chilo records. War Memorial. A panel of ( ... y C.UrM pie".') ~ experts from the Northeast 7x50 CF . a c b i eve l' s " kindergarten dren are alike in any way. The Grosse Pointe Swim Guidance Center will be 011 • Spetry' efKiOer , I throdgh sixth grade. They are all original in their Club probabLy has the largo hand to discuss "Being a I BINOCULAR Safety "" Sh ... Students meet for a total ideas. And the instructors in est conlin gent in the State. Singh" Pan"nt Toda~," • Nouricollktolt. oi . I;ight hours. Sixteen 35. the program are as ~'ell, Natators train at North High The meeting will start at IdetAl for I~". ,," miilu,te meetings are held "None of us teach alike ond Publicolions School and Grosse Pointe 8:30 p.m., preceded by a Power or $74.50 VALUE during school hours. There eilher." Mis s FraunfeUer Community Sen'ices adminis. coffee hour and followed by Shltt'. Wheel a.cu are.two meetings each week. says. "We all have a certain tel's the program. an "afterglow" social period. Sail! N.ulicol LHope Sul)ject mat tel' in the technique. Each person has $5950: GPSC coach Tim Kennary For further information call Seth ,...... Me ri... co'urse included probability a special knowledge in a works with the older swim. 884.6878, • arts and crafts, "Best specific area. We comple. Cleek. orMI Io_'.n (lflaJh), mers and they work accord. in :Book'" (literature), crea. ment each other. In that way ------1 ing to their abilities. Any. tive' writing, "On Stage" we can help each other in one in Th.e Poi~te ~'ho is in. INDUSTRIAL .~ (plays) and science. problem areas." terested III sWlmmmg as a In order to enler the pro. Stanley W. Smith of Pou. H ••• means of staying ~ condition COMMERCI AL I grain the child reviews a pard 5 c h 0 0 I in Harper and good health IS welcome list of possible fields of en. Woods, also an instructor for to join. Individuals m us t deavor and chooses an area the program in Skills.Talent, be over 25 and may partici' PIPING~• c.n in which he or she is inter. feels that the reason for the w. estt\q. These in turn are in. programs' success is the high 'ea'ur. h.,lond s~ Cent., o All Famous ripe Brand. interest level aDd dedic ation OMEGA. RESElER, In 'he OrorMI Court of the children participating. DURST. BOGEN - ;lliIDW~ 139-5144 o Smokon Ace.... rio. Shores Officer Mrs. Dillaman a g r e e s , o Cilon, ote. adding that the "wide variety NO ONE SHlS MORE of courses makes something 19605 Mack TU 2-' 340 Takes Course IN MICHIGAN THAN PLUMBING&HE~lJ"Gl 0... D.1ht ,...... , I ".•. available for all interests. 1SJ04 KUCHEVAl • VA 2.9070 This provides challenge to STUDIO CAMERA. Shores PublIc Safety Offi. every child involved," cer.' Bruce R. Darlington be. • The program will continue • came the second member of next school year. Once again the Public Safety Depart- it will be offered to all elig. ment to complete a course Ible ~hildren in the 10 area in the use of the Breatha. elementary public schools. lyiet Ma<:hine. it was dis. All those interested are en. dosed by Chief Joseph Vi. couraged to try out. More tale. information can be obtained ~tjief Vitale said that Of. by contacting the Schools' fiS.t Darlington undertook a Department of Instruction, 4(}-~ur course, from June 2 389 51. Clair, at 885.2000. lIVobgh S, at Michigan State uNyersity's Kellogg Center fo('.. Continuing Education, Name Winners Ebl. Lansing. The first of. fi~it'to finish such a course In Art Contest w~V Cp1. Daniei Fronczak, w1&completed his term last A Children's Art Festival rr(ti'dth. was sponsored by Jacobson's .As a certified breathalyzer recently for dilldren aged If a personal loan for any o~l:Itor, Officer Darlington, 2-14 years old. The artwork alP'rui with Cpl. Fronczak, was featured in the store and good reason can help you will 'be able to test persons a "Meet the Artist" party arrested for drunk driving of. was bosted last month. right now, come to the bank ftttJs~, using a breathaly2er CoIltest winners were Cindy that believes you 've ear~ed .. iDS,llilment, and testify •.j.n Mello, John Colby and Jim C~,"il1Nl,.ex"rt witness .•,. 'liIe1l0 for tbe pre-school dil1" , , .. your good credifs wortb"-- ~ ,.~ for 'the traiDiiIg, ,ma. sion, Eric HaU, Stacey Tele- ~ anytime you need it. ~~ a:':r:Jn~y e~n~~ f::~ea~e~ ~~~~~ i. J itLib! IQ:e:,-<:ouncil. and Karen Vitolins, Scott e':" ' f.: ...... -The training was under the Allen and Josephine Echlin. .' . And we say that as bankers. ~i::t~:t ~ ~~li~~~':~~~s~e seven and eight.year. pjl'l-"" You see, we make more a~ The CAMERA CENTER Making banking better 17114K.rch.val- • 'n ,fl. Villag. 885.2267 Open Thundoy Ivenln .. . . . ~.' " , ,. , \ l. ~ " ,z: J ~ t 1 ,~ • .. , lit ;. •• .: •~ ...' ~ . . . II' of ... • ~ • • • -. - -~ - ~.-- --, -- -- , -.-,--. -.- -~~--l.III.,:",.'.----ri r--'-- "'f -4"-~-4_..oq--_----._.1I""'IIII4"'4""4P""1l'~."'4""'._.-"._4".__ ._."'."'" 4~' .., , 11II."'''''''.'''4''''.141'' ., ,..., "411II44 ' '141'..; . '" ... , • • .. • t, , ~ • I • ~ • ~ , '" oj • • " • ~ I ~ • • • f ••••• " ' .. • I ...... " .. '... 1 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 12, I. _ (:lull'ch Dchl COIlICS to End Woods Accepts Two Policies Birthday Celebrotion Only Solid State Two recolllmend;t-io-n-s-fr-o-m--: lar me~ting Monday, June 2, ('ontinued from Page 1) be voting for m3vor and TIlt' burning of Ihe ~inal and around the world. LAWN-BOY SUPERSTARTERS Ihe Insurance Commission on i A comprehensive business limited 10 Woods n'sidcnls thrl'(' <,uuneil!n<,n). . ,~otc of ,lIldebtedness on Samt The Senior Choir, aug give you this e.clusive starting combination the awarding of policies were : policy in the amount of only. At Ih(' same lime. "if an, I,aul Ev.an~~'IJ('31, Lulher~n mented bv former members, unanimously accepted by The: $49.667 was awarded to Den. Many Aelivllies electiun is held tuo earl in I Churl'h, 11\ Ille Joa:ms, Will under tile direclion of Jan Woods Council at Ihe regu.' nelly Agency Inc .• of 15324 Many activities have taken Ihe summer, sume peopl~ on i take pl,It'.e ill a service mark. Hit't'inlo, will sing thc num ------East Jefferson, {or a three. pla('e during the organiza- vacalion would be disenfran- ! mg the 251h anlllv('rsary uf bcr sung at the dedication, (AI Solid State Ignition for . year IlCriod. it will be placed '.h' .•..od. U'n Ila\'O 10 cun., 'jcler ! Uw pn:sellt structure at 9:30 "Thanks Be to Thce" by Quick Slarts because it . - h I C t' t I I tion's first year including a • .'c . n. c., . ~ ~ 'WIt lIe on lIlen a lIsur- I'ariely or trillS, (witn a the total .\('f!menl ur resid('nts a_~l~, Sunday, June 15. Handel. Pastors Kenneth Il creates a holter spark than ~ance Co. on tll'I",-." - I he pfl's('nl 11I1i1nt'e .om. Lent z and Charles W. Sand- conventional mowers_ journey to Mackinac Island " ~i1:m~ This item was a "pa<,kage planned for October 7-9 and Fur his pilrt. hl' statell, cprs, lIarold Mctz, o! Harper rork will rontluct Ihe sen'ice, ~ tlt'al" which includes sucn one to lhe Canary Islands "I'd like 10 see it on a SP(" :~'()ods, anti V(:rnon Obnn, of allli there will he a coffee. IS) New Simplified ~ ilems as public employes October 31), speakers, a bi- cial ('Ieclion !Jallot, on its I'!~' Wootls, will partiCipate. llOur afterward in the pal'lor. , Carburetor for Sure Starts ., failhful performance bond, cycle gruup, b I' i d g I' and own' aUtl not lied intu a po I Ill' projl('r1y mc!utl('s till' ------I because ,t has 1/3 fewer .... ('ompre!lensive automobile Ii- pinochle tournamenls. golf, liIical fiasco_" dnu-rh, tll'diea!t'd in t950; a PAm REAPPOINTED parts 10 go wrong compared w_~- ...~..!9PP ability. all cily buildings ami bowling and other sports- Mr. Pinkos said he would par~"nagl', in 1956. anti a The Woods Council unani- With other mowers. ~~ Ow- "'"' _II ('ontellls, boiler and machin related programs. lik(' Ihis malleI' lu come be palish hall. Jll t96t, together mously reappointed ~Iayor' ':J"',.__.~_'.~ cry and voting machines. While much has been ac- fore lhe l'oullcil at the Mon repre.'l'nting an in\'l'slml'nl Benjamin W Pinkos as di. I The second awar~ for a I cOlllplished. Mrs. S u t ton day, June 16, meeting but of $1.500,000. _ ' r('clor and C:ollncilrnan Ron. i . three.y.ear w~rkmen scorn. : cih'd several areas for fu whelher this ~appens de. . D.r. ) AI:rl'(~ F. - ~eyll'r. of, a 1<1 It Kefgen as allernate: pensalJon pollC)' went to A. lure consideralion. She would pends on the CW a!(J'eewg I hr I. ark, lhalrman of the d ire I' tor to the Grm;se! .1 D: McCarlh)', of 18121 East like to have the city put a on a spt'cjfje recommenda- commlttel'S fur the ellulch l'ointes - Clinton Township: fa.fland Shopping C.nl.r TIght MJ~e road, East De. bus 3t the group's disposal tion for council aclion. and ~h(' p,lI-sonag('. and llen Hefuse Disposal Aulhority al , In Th. Grand Cou,1 trOll. ThiS ':I'IIL, be placed for various activities such As for Ihe anniversarl' uf Bregl and /larry Kall, of the regular meeling Mon.! 139.5844 With the IIhchlgan lI1utual as a Detroit Tigers baseball lhe Heritage G I' 0 uP: hI' Harper ~\'oods ('halrm~n of day, June 2. I Insurance Co. for the re~ro game. "Olher cities provide stated, "I'm so happy they the panshhall committee, plan ~f, $36,092 per year WIth bus service for seniors or are together. I feel the gruup WIll he honored. ALL a minimum of $12,632 per will charter a bus." she said. I is doing quite a bit consider. In appreciation fur the past i year. Another goal is to make I ing they're a new orgalliza. :J~d !ao!d~g \e Ihe future, :m 1 ASSEMBLED- The city decided to ~o a senior achievements pro-Ition. I feel for Ihe first lime o!!ering will be received for Brian With the retro plan as Its gram, (similar to j u n i 0 r I in many years, the senior lhe United Mission Appeal, ALL READY work losses have been very achievements work), a 1'1'. I citizens are gelting togelher a $35,000.000 effort of Ihe Eisner low over the last few years ality, plus a variety of servo I as a viable group and are American Lutheran Church TO GO! wit~ a steadily de_creasi.ng ice projects, Mrs. S u t ton I' ~ecomjng involved in pro. for endeavors in this country, 1915- 21" '14 "I 21" ..... 21" HAND aCCident rate, saId CIty added she would like to see IcctS. Comptroller.Assessor Frede. more study clubs and she "I feel bad they haven't Thomas L Christensen, MA W,lIiam M_ Rutledge, M.A. SeH Prepell...... Pr.,.tled Pr.,elle4 l'IonlLlD Selid St1It. (WW S.... ) 21" SPECIAL 1.15 .... rick G. H~rn.{jsher. Insur. em~hasiz.ed. Ihe necessity of I gol all they wanted but it Call Now And Reserve Time For Your ChIld Adult ance CommiSSiOn Secretary, senior housmg, takes time to organize and In Our Summer Read,ng Improvemenl Program - 15 15 15 15 Both policies will take d. On the housing question. set up good programs which ComprehenSion, Vocabulary, Speed, Fluency, Stody SkIlls '249 '169 '149 '189 fect Tuesday, July 1. Mayor Benjamin W. Pinkos are useful to the senior citi. tHo' 5o.lfd Sk:I,.j jScHla hi'" and said he realizes this has been zens. themselves. Folk Singers a pri~ary objective of a _sub. "As time goes on, Ihey'll, .,- stanl1al group of semor~, find programs more useable W Junior although not all. and ones in which they would THE READING RAILROAD Get Together The council is currentl)'. like to participate." A READING IMPROVEMENT CENTER ~.4=.. ~t?~ studyi~g this malleI' in the I Mrs. Sullon noled Ihat city 886-0750 Two Pointe girls who now Commdtee of th~ Whole, offices reporled there are -PROVEN METHODS, -PROFESSIONAL FACULTY- - THE LAWN MOWER PEOPLE - Tennis follt sing mainly "just for ~CW). At the ApnI 7 meet. I 3,107 persons over 60 in Thc -FIVE DOLLARS PER HOUR 19115 Mad A"••, GrOSH Point. WoocIs TU 1-6233 fun" received such favorable J~g. the solons unanim01;Jsly Woods and 107 01'1' 85 15215 E- Warren Detroit, Michigan 48224 public response recentl)' they nixed the use of Ghesqulere I' - Camps may just have to turn pro- Park for a senior citizens fessional. housing complex but have been considering placing this The two. Deb Murphy, of question on the ballot. Meadow lane, and Julie "I've been trying to get Reid, of Berkshire road. were it oul of the C.W and onto Here is your chance 10 entertaining customers reo the council floor," said Mr. develop your tenn is skills cently at Jacobson's and won Pinkos, who noted there are I under [he supervision of unanimous approval from the two schools of thought on a You may not join the Army to get a college education, but it audience. nationally recognized Uni. possible ballot proposition. I may end up that way. versity of Michigan tennis The two don't norm a lIy One is to place it on the coach Brian Eisner. sing together but found their November election ballot, Last year alone, 90,000 young men and women earned college voices, (Deb's alto soprano while the other is to have a and Julie's alto), blended credits while serving in the Army. And the Army paid up to 75% Eisner, who has had special election. Mr. Pinkos well, Their tunes ranged felt if such a proposition goes success in guiding the College isn't the of the tuition. [rom pop numbers to soft on the November ballot, it Michigan tennis team 10 folk to more rollicking blue "might tie iLseU into a politi. only place to continue And now, through the Army's newest educational program, five consecutive Big Ten grass numbers. cal thing," (residents will Project Ahead, you can enlist in the Army and start college at the [ities, a third'place finish 1- )'Oureducation. I Julie, who plans to enter in the nation in 1974 and Michigan State University in Traci Lectures same time. -a second place finish in a pre-veterinary curriculum For more information, see your local Army Representative. [he National Indoor Team next fall, says going profes. sional might spoil the fun On Stratford 3 Championship in 1975, You'll find the address in the YellowPages under "Recruiting~' Or she now experiences in sing, will turn his allention to ing. She is in the choir at Philip Traci, professor of call800-523-5000 toll free. In Pa., call 800-362-5696. your game. South High and takes guitar English at Wayne State Uni- lessons. versity. will tontinue, his Three one-week adult She's tried her hand at serles 01 lectures at the War sessions will be offered writing music and lyrlcs but Memorial tonight, June 12, June 29 - July 1S with says her compotdtlOns"gen- al part of the "Three for Stratford' '75" program. deluxe accommodations erally end up in the waste- basket, Dr. Traci's topic for the 8 at the Ann Arbor Inn. o'clock 1e c t u r e, wlll be One two-week session will Deb teaches guitar as well "Shakespeare's Measure for be offered for boys and as plays. Her efforLs at com, Measure: An Eye for an Eye, girls, ages 9-17. July 21- position have been a little the Other Cheek or :\fodera- more fruitful than Julie's for August 1 with housing tion?" she has written about 30 Thursday, June 19 will be at Concordia College. For songs in the past couple the last lecture night, when information regarding years. Dr, Traci speaks on "Shaw's , limited enrollmeOl, please Her singing started early Saint Joan: Holy Heroine or contact: in church choirs and she just Country Fraud." never gave it up. The lectures, which are sponS{)redby the WSU Col- Brldll 1f/. EiSller VISIONARY lege of Lifelong Learning, What appears be a 353/ lfIindemere Dri,-e to cost S5 for the general pub. Igolden opportunity often turns iiI', S3 for WSU faculty and A'm Arbor. 1\1/48105 out to be nothing but a mi- staff, senior citizens arut stu. (3/31 665- 71I 4 rage-it just won't stand the dents. For ticket informa. I acid test. tlon. call 571-4685. A FEW WELL CHOSEN WORDS ABOUT DRIVING A CADILLAC .. • ELEGANCE "WE VALUE OUR CUSTOMERS AS MUCH AS OUR REPUTATION." PAUL McGLONE CADILLAC 20903 HARPER 881-6600 JUST NORTH OF VERNIER \ __~~__~__~._~..h.h~~_~_~~~_~~~~ ~.~_~~_~~.~~_~~~~~~~~.~~~~~.~~_ " , ••• ' ••..••• ' • f ' • Thursday, June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine • STEAMED UP FROM WITHIN It's not surprising tbat the Be booe6t-true reflecllons Found Guilty in Tax Case Police Arrest Drunk Driver Flower Beds ill Good Ilallds world is $hrinking-4nything come from one'. thiDkiIli, lliOt Park attorney PbiU:p A. income tax relurns and spec. A Shores public safely of. I Ilasher and siren and took "If you see ladies on their waler lhe beds, garden club W bot water will sMink, looking into mirron. knees. (at five beds of petu- members will work through- Gillis was found guilty on ified that he had income of ficer had 10 discontinue fill. I Ull pllrS'Jil in an attempt to one count of wilfully failing over $56,COO during tho s e ing th(' tank of his scout car I ,tJp Beller. During lhe chase, nias at the Vernier road slrip out the summer keeping the near Mack avenue), the)"re flowers looking lheir besl. ,l1IIU.Of to file his 1970 income tax years. (rom the municipal gasoline II Beller swerved sharpl)' again return by a Federal Districl In 1960 Gillis pled nolo pump, 10 pursue and arresl and leIt the 1'oadway and not picking lhe flowers bul Mrs. Elton Ireland, a char. Court jury on Monda'Y. June contedere. (no contest). to a drunk driver on Saturday, Inearly hit a utility pole ir. are plucking the heads or the ter member or the cluh, is 9, in Detroit the charges of willfully fail. June 7, at 2:40 p.m. fronl of We{) Lakeshore. His ;Jctunias," said Margaret in charge of the program, The jury returned not guil. illgto Cile income tax reo Taken into custody and '\right rear bumper barely Carlson, vice.president and said ~rs, Carlson, who ad REMODEL ty verdicts on Friday. June turns from the years 1956. charged with driving under scraped the p()~e. 'At this program chairman of the ded thcir slogan is .'to plant 5, on two other counls against 1957 and 1958. the influence of liquor was point, Beller came to a slop. Grosse Poinle Woods Garden a flower and pluck a weE'd as Club, we go by," Gillis relating to the same United Slates District Court Ignations Beller, 29. of 20046I Sgt. Jurcak reached inlo . I' . charge for the years 1968 Judge Damon Keith contino Merrick, Warren, Beller was Beller's car and removed the Mrs. Carlson, W.lO'S also a Rebat Rat 111i7_ and 1969. The verdict fol. released about five hours key from the ignition and member of the city's Beauti lie ., ued Gillis' personal bond and lowed a three.day trial be. delayed sentencing unlil after later on $150 bond and is ordered the man out of the fication Commission, sLaLed : W DON'T TAKE A CHANCE- .. . from Cali#otnio. 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Saratoga 120's are a whole new idea Tailored longer and slimmer than 100's, in smoking pleasure. so you enjoy extra smoking time, extra Because now you can enjoy smoking pleasure, without smoking smoking longer more cigarettes. without smoking more. Priced no more than 100's. Look for them in the new And Saratoga 120's are rich, 120 mm crush-proof full-flavor cigarettes made from box. a fine blend of tobaccos. Menthol and Regular. "Why don't they say. 'E~oy srnoki.ng longer,,, "'7 p"ym.~ "'0'" Standard 100's 16 mg: 'tar: '1.1 mg. nicotine avo per cigarene by FTC Method. , Warning. The Surgeon General Has Determined ThaI Cigarelle Smoking Is Dangerous lD Your Health , Saratoga 120's , , , I • ~ , I I ~ '...... , .. II , . ' .. 1. \ Thursd.y, June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS T--A-g-e-r-a-k-e-s-r-o-II--o-f-G-j-a-n-t-T-r-e-e--jn-P-a-r--k--r A"'I/;~lC~-,_,-_.-A~-Il-Se;~i~~--'-'-e-'d--.----I ~-::-i~b-.~-I~-a~-:-~:-~~-~-d'1-:I-:-: RIMODEL NOW! . The choir of Saint Micl1al'I's Consul General and Consul Episcopal Church, in The of Canada at De-troit and the ------Woods, took part in the U.S. Consul General at To. annual Canadian . American rooto. Invited were the Go\', GRAND HAPIUS SAGINAW Friendship Sl'rvice Sunday, ernor of Michigan and the FUN T lANSIN\;- It. Itcal WNl, June I, at the Cath<'dral mayors or Detroit and Wind THEY ORIVl fROM ALL ..w~ c... reHiretUt Church or Saint Paul, Ol'troil. SOT. -aud~- ,till' ".,.,t, ~ Also attending werc ULe Each year since 1929 the i OVER TO BUY AT _te~ "itr t. lieutenant go\'efllOr of On II Essex and Kent S<'ottish of! STUDIO CAMERA! ',fJ... J. ADDITIONS tario. the Windsor District Windsor havc attl'nded this I re.rlltitc. j 9~? RfMODEltNG (.it,'.'Iftlli. ill".... Military Band, the British sl'r\'ice. 777 -6840 ~~I .tIIt .!lie , ... Ife ~w.. , ill , ...r ho.e, IVININGS G' TV 1.9144 IAn SlOI AND GIOSSI '01"1'11. COMPETITIVE SAILING .... ATEYOURBAT"" KITCIlII, Reflex & Decision PluaDC and [UCTRIC by Major HaJJ • an absorbing text lor both serious ALL HOME & OffiCE SERVICES and casual sailor INCLUDING WALL WASHING, CARPET • a new approach to avoiding those CLEANING AND PAINTING' serious stralegic and taclical errors • a Key reference for developing tactical awareness and boat feel for ~kirpf'( or crew C) Park Officer EDWARD SER- lieved listed as having the largest / WACH is shown standing on a huge. trunk girth of its species in Michi- UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET THE AU'tHOR I. section of a basswood tree which gan, is said to be at least 200 years --e I snapped off in the rear of the John old and about 80 reet high. Thcrc MA.JOA HALL Reindel residence in Whittier road. was slight damage to a garage on the Ut The tremendous weight, aided by a property, telephone Wires attached Head of National North American World Championship Clinic tiny gust of wind which was the to house moldings were torn loose, North American Yacht Racing Union - Watertown, N.Y. "final straw", caused the limb to leaving a gaping hole in the corner i Friday, June 13th, 7 p.m. 9 p.m, break loose from its anchor bolts of the residence. It is possible the '0 attached to sectioned cement filling, entire tree may have to bc removed, done many years ago because of ex- dispossessing an opossum family of SlID I': tensive internal decay. The tree, be. its home. TRETORN ------~_._---_._-- The BOOK SHELF ADDIDAS It pays. dividends-;-the bus. 112 Kercheval. on the Hill Woods Council, Approves Pleas I,lest man LSthe hapPIest man. FRED PERRV RACKET Two requests, one for the! ditions: that the parking BATA approval of an ocr.street spaces be for angle parking SPECIALS parking sileand the other -and that a four.foot orna. HEAD for a deviation and variance mental brick wall surround in rear yard requirements, the lot with it being stepped Reg. $32-34.50 .... '19- were unanimously approved down to two feet on the POI'. famous Maker-Cragin Strung with by The Woods Council silling tion parallel to Roslyn road Prices Have Been Reduced On The Few Tournament Nylon, Strong Lamin. as a Board of Appeals. and on the PQrtion parallel ated Frames, Genuine Leather Grips This action was taken at to H~mpton: This i~ ,so pe- Custom fitted to your hand. tbe regular meeting Monday, de~trlans WIll be YlSlble to emaining Homes in Phase I! Come Out To ~spect The June 2 drtvers as cars eXIt the lot. . Two other conditions were The first request was a thar the parking area be or eatest Housi1g Bargail it *011 TownsIip TIis Week GROSSEPOlITE SKI lIlT petition from William W. sufficient depth to protect 7 Mile & Mack 884-5660 Killebrew on behalC of Ph)'. the wall from automoblle Daily 9:30 sicians X.Ray Center. Inc" bumpers, and that il comply til 5:30 p.m. 21003 Mack avenue, for ap. with the construction require. Meadow Bridge Condominium Homes Fridays prova1 of ,the parking site in ments ot Zoning Ordinance 'til 9 p.m. a residential area adjacent No. 88, i.e" of a hard sur- to 1961 Roslyn road, face. • Mr. Killebrew said the cen. The second perition was RANCH CARRIAGE HOUSE TOW.uSE , ter purchased property on from James Kawsky, of 21500 ..... • $29,910 the corner of Roslyn. next Van K drive, for the variance $29,900 $21,400 $21,900 to the alley, He said the in the rear yard requirements $293 PER MONTH $266 PEl MONTH $26' PlR MONT" $293 ptR MONTH house at 1961 Roslyn is to permit the construction of owned .by the petitioners, an addition to his home. This 8%% • GARAGE • GARAGE • CARPORT • GARAGE who wanted to build a park- request was on the grounds (5% DOWN) • FUU APPLIANCES • FULL APPLIANCES • FUU AI'PUANCES • FUU APPUAfI4CES ing area on a vacant lot next of an undue hardship. • PRIVATE PATIO • BALCONY • PlIVATE PATIO • 'RIVAll PATIO .. to the home. 'Mr. Kawsky told the coun. In reading a letter from cil the -addition was for a ~ adjoining property owners on 'bedroom-c"nd -bathroom off -M_dew arid,. is the new condominillm"community that \ LIIrI.... Hampton road, one which the rear of his home. This ~ are talking about, That's because homes h«e com- tit'ed no objections to the will be used by members of bine a high dogree of privacy and quality with treat hous- I parking lot, Mr. Killebrew his family who are ill and .- ing value for its home owners. And now thot we are pr. said the center's request was unable to climb stairs. paring to construct Phase II we hove reduced our prices on approved by the ~lanning Building Inspector, Earl Commission at its April 22 Wakely said the ordinance the few homo' we have Ie" in Pho'e I making them an LEVI/S~~ meeting. requires a 3S-foot rear yard even bite-r housinl boflClin than they wer. before. In fact With its approval, the com- setback, With the addition, if you act this weekend during our sprint sale, you will find DENIM mission stipulated four con. the measurement would be yout choice of a ranch house, a carriag. house, and two cut to 28.3 feet - 8 dls. types of townhouses still available. It's a aood Idea to con- FOR THE crepancy of 6.7 feet. sider buying now. . . Meadow Bridge homes will be up to Austin Sltn,mer However. because of the $3,000 higher upon completion of Phase II. DEEP BLUE nature of the request and ; So com. out ,hi, w•• kend. fnjoy a cup ot cot. the faet that there would be Deweloped by F,.nk D. Wi .... rdln', Inc. School Slated no foresee8ble problems in f.. and in'pecl our modell al yavr lei... r. I the future, the council gave i We think you'll be impr.".d by who' you Austin Preparatory High its -approval. ' see. S<'hool will open summer In each instance during Mod.l. open 1 p.m. to p.m.; O....d Thurs- a 1YI4mWBNDZ3U38 H•• classes for students -at ele- the public hearings, no one ,..r mentary and high school lev. daYI..... on. 792.3770 during mod.1 hours for Joc.ted between lS Mill Rd.• nd Metropohtan P.,k •• ~ spoke in opposition to either mon informalion, in Clinton Tow""hip. els beginning Monday, June request. iI LEVI'S~ FOR GALS 23, and lasting unliI July 25. Registration for classes KNOWS WHAT will be held on June 23 from BEACHWEAR 8 a.m. until 9 a.m. Offerings include English, review of ISAlLA80UT elementary math, geometry • .t~';.: algebra. all levels of French. (;.\ ,"1 THIS SUMMER ~,,;;:'.''.'-..,''-:~~:..'.'.'•....'..'I'.: Spanish and German, world >~~? ••• 100% COTTON history, U.S. History, govern. :.:. ment, typing, accounting, bi. ; BLUE DENIM. ology and chemistry, i , Classes may be taken for STURDY AND credit or simply for the stu- I SEXY WITH dent's enrichment. Tuition fees run $38 per I BUILT-IN ! class {or elementary school COMfORT, THIS studenls and incoming Austin ninth graders and $48 per \ ,fl TWO PIECE SET class for high school stu- denls. SAYS "GOOD \, Furthl'r information may TIMES," be obtained at rl'gistration or II by calling 881.5531. i I I ~ GIVE US HALF OF YOUR LUNCH HOUR ... and we'll give you a better afternoon We of. fer a comfortable place to read or buy one of the world's great news. papers' The Christian Science MOnitor You'll teel refreshed af. ter just a few minutes with the MoMor Its calm, fair-minded re- porting helps put the world In perspective ROGERRINKE Try 11and see The Christian Science II Monitor, I\vailahh~ af CADilLAC CO. ti~~r: A~() ~()W Flr.t Church of Christ -MICHIGAN'S ORIGINAl AND ONLY \\97J Scientist TELEPHONE536-6260 or 757-0767 COMPLE TE LEVI'S F"MIL Y STORE '.::::::::;/' Gro... Pointe Ftrml 212 Chtllcnl. 16839 KERCHEVAL 882-1253 nu, K.rby Aotd SALES AND SERVICE DEPARTMENTS OPEN MONDAY AND ~~~ JUST LEVI'S- . , . IN A FAMILY WAY THURS. EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ;;- ~ -, . , , , L ___~ J~~ ...... ' eO«. = .&tst .• i < • 0 Cd. credCd.Ceee AS S•••• Ss •• t .*.*.,;...;.....;.~:..h .. _.- ._ ...... _ ~.- ,_ .....-'"-'.,l.. '''-0 __ ~'._ ~ ...... ------••• i , •• I Thursday, June 12. 1975 P.ge Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS GARDIN Pointe Girl Scouts to Visit, Little League Results CH" I NOY (lH IUIY Work at Mackinac Island FARMS AAA LEAGUE 17.hit Ittack. Anderson col. •• I'AUIIAId AlMfic .... & Contonese FoecI By Joe Fromm lected his fifth home run. An Interest g r 0 u p of outlltaneting service and lead. eo Louisville won its seventh Meier got three hits and Chin••• , nd CARRY OUR SERVICE ~ Girl Scouts from the Pointe erahip, one of last year's PIr' and eighth straight games of Tom Gentile drove in four Am.rle.n F II Cock•• I" All Foods in Special .... n•• area have Igain been chosen t1clpants r e 'm a rite d, "The the selson last week to con. runs on two hils for Port. Keep Hot Containers I. to take reSpOnsibility for the week il one of total servIce. tinue its hold on first place land. Brian SChulte, John MAKE RESERVATIONS fOR FATHER'S DAY Fri" 11 •. ",.\ 1:30,t.m .•5011, I' n.. ",l1:10 "m raising and lowering of flags not only to the tourists, but $un,11fM1tl1'1.IO'.m.C ..... Men4tly with a 11).1record. Snow and Larry Diener each at 20 locations on MlCkinac to the Stlte of Michigan al The magic number for collected two hils for Denver. 11.7.'596 Island, for guiding vIsitors well. Although much work .900 I .. 24851 Harper, St. Clair Shores through Fort Mackinac and was involved, being on Mackl. Louisville to win the league Newark held on to third 822.3226: championship is "two" in place with a 7"" record on It._"". iMj" .nd 10 Milt: other historic buildings and nac IsiaDd for tbe week was for helping preserve the nat. fantastic. Being surrounded the form of Louisville victor. an exciling come from be. ural beauty of the island by by history gives you a better ies or losses by second hind victory over Sacra. place Portland. mento, 8.7. on June 7. Trail. per [ 0 r m i n g conservation understlDding of what ac. projects. tually happened there on the Louisville had to go eight ing 7-6 going into the bot . innings to defeat Hollywood. tom of the sixth, Chris :Julag ~ The girls will carry out Island -and In all of Miclligan. 9-6, on Saturday, June 7. Amore of Newark walked. FRIED CLAMS thl'se duties for the week be. Members of Troop 1463 Hollywood had a 6.. lead in Peter Gigante hit a long ginning June 14. and it will from Brownell Middle School the top of the sixth with two triple to right center driving be their second success;ve who will attend are Janice 011 '/,e J./;/t outs and the bases empty. in the tying run and scored year after becoming the first Bershas, Amy Bleich, Donna Singles by Mike Hartman. the winning run on an over. DINNER girls to perform these duties Camp, Gerl Crossman, Kathy Steve Vinci and a double by throw at home. fiNE DINING previously relegated only to Dolson (drummer for the Dan Gaun tied the score at Mike Ottaway won his third I • Boy Scouts. group). Gall Fairchild. Carol Businessmen's Luncheons 11 a.m. 10 -4 p.m. 6.6 and sent the game into game and drove in three Joining forces to supply Ann HIcks, Sharon Jacobs, extra innings. runs with a single and a Dinners served from 4 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. the numbcr of Scouls ne<:es. Carey Kelly. K1lren Nelson, $1.95 Hollywood threatened in double. Larry Fromm made Dinners Served Fri. and Sol. Iii Midnight sary to carry out these tasks Kim Peatt1e, ,Regina Piclle, the bottom of the seventh two good defensive plays at Includes French Fries, cole slaw, Sandwiches served after dinner hours. are girls from Cadette Troops Carole ~uwart, Mary Sa~. but an alert double play by first base to keep Newark COCKTAILS WINES - 8fE~ ON TAP 282 and 1463 and Senior d~rs, Gall Shetferly, Leslie Louisville ended the inning. in the game and set up bread and butter. Troop 327 ISlOwn de Montfort. Kathy WIth runners on first and Gigante's game winning blow. (Every night thru next Wed.. June 18) Small Group 8anquel Room 't'l .t h' ffl 1 I Spencer and Jocelyn Wolfe. In addI on 0 t elr 0 ca. second, Karl Doelle hit a Phoenix, under the leader. 13330 £. T.. Mil. (Acreu fr_li.e-ty IIesfIiMII duties as honor guards. the Attending fro'." Troop 282 grounder to shortstop Rich. ship of manager Bill Bonk, Reg. Hours: " a.m. to 2 p.m. girls will be responsible for of Parcells Middle ~hool Ird Parsons. Parsons threw snapped a two-game losing the routine chores of cooking. are Connie Arnold, Julie AI. him out at first and first streak with two wins last Warren - 754.5555 cleaning, dish washing and ward, K~ren Aro, Clrol~ blSeman Garin quickly reo week to move into fifth place PURPLE laundry. To assure a smooth. Clay. Michell Cyr, Heidi llyed the ball to catcher with a record of 5.5 and to functioning week, there have Fach, Sara.h Gall, Brid~et Vinci to nip David Knott of keep its playoff hopes alive. been several meetings to reo ~raham, Kim Jevonl, P,:s. Hollywood in a close play at Hollywood, with a record of hearse the compllcated daily CIlia L~ng~, Ka~ol LeWIS, home. 6.5, is in fourth place. '~PleKl£ routine, as well as flag cere. Janet LlebbDg, Lisa Loush, Chris Rockwell accounted Phoenix and Newark lock- COtnlctft)' monies aOOma ching Patty Mathelen, Pam Neal. for the three Louisville runs ed in I pitcher's dual as Doug . r. J u I i 11 n n a Payne, Laura 830 SI. Clair FAMILY RESTAURANT ReqUired to be in uniform Ramm Sue Saelen and Mar. in the eighth with a double. Roby tossed a two.hitter m.ost of the time, the girls tha Sh~ver. Hartman, who pitched the (CGetiJluecl OA Pile 13) Announcing Weekly Specials lut two innings for Louis- Call 882-0700 WIll eac~ ha~e a fr.ee day to Participants from Senior ville, registered his first s~nd b~cyclmg, hiking and Troop 327 of Grosse Pointe win of the season. I •• ry Frlclay Fish F.y slght.seemg. C r aft 5 ~nd North High are Leslie Bon. for Carry-Oul games are always favor.ltes tekoe, Denise Daniebon, Les' Louisville defeated Denver, @!t!£~ Children 90e All You '2 25 ~or free moments, a~d ~lng. lie Dominick, 'Marcie En. 21-', on ThUrsd8Y. June 5, DETROIT.EAST Dad's Day Buffet MR. 0 TRAVEL TU 6-0500 l 19517 Mack Ave.-In the Woods *oR>dlo \ ~~ DADS \IN" MOMS $4.95 11560 HARPER ST. KIDS 12 AND UNDER $2.50 minvles trom Grosse Po;nle at 1.94 Connor filiI DAY TRAVEL CO. SUNDA Y, JUNE 15th TU 8-0111 372-2000 NOON UNTIL 9:00 P.M. 16980 Kercheval in the Village Thursday, June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Thl.... " game of the week on JUDe 'The Indians tasted the dumped tbe Cardinals, 9.3. I I ALMARON KETZLER Hospital. 7 in a 15.12 ,Iugleat against sweetness oC victory in both The Redlegs chalked up two Obl"tuar"les Services were held Satur. Born in Flint, Yr. KetJler Little League Hawaii. Jdiebael Harrit" their games last week. On home runs by D. Grabam and is survived by two IOn', Results drove in five runa with a# June 3, they went into extra one by C. Telegadas. day, CJune 7, for Mr. Ketzler,' James R. an d T!lam...: D home run and triple, McKean innings to scalp the Pirates, On May 20, the first place 67. 0 Manor avenue In e one brother, two Bisters and '~CODtinUed from Page lZ) Ol:ly five Newark batters drove In four with a triple 8.4. John Cammett pitched a Redlegs blasted the Dodgers ID.A H. SPURRIER Farms. at the Verheyden two grandchildren. while striking out 14 Cor reached lirst base and the Phoenix and .Robert Carr and double aDel Mark Brooks beautiful six innings for the 14-4. The Pirates won ove~ Services were held Satur'j Funeral Home. He died Wed., Interment was at White rHlched a three.hitter and only run came on a single hit his fourth homer of the Indians and was relieved by the Cards 6.3. On May 22, day. June 7. for Mrs. Spur. nesday, June 4. at Saint John Chapel Cemetery. season lor Phoenix. Mike John Keane and Greg Foster. Ihe Braves lost to the cardi'l rier, 79, of The Farms, at the I slruck oul 12 8S Phoenix won by C. II. Crane. Larry H on Tueslla)', June 3. Fromm's bunt single was Kelly homered fer Hawaii. with a pair ol doubles. nals, 9.:1. and ~e Redlegs out. Verheyden Funeral Home. I Newark's only other bit. Sa~ramento kept m' In their second game oC the played the Pirates, 12-4. ,She died Wednesday, June I George McKean tripled for running f~r the playoffs .~Ith~1-week on Friday. June 6, the On May 28. lhe Pirates .. .' a 16.14 Win over HawaII on Indians had their own D.Day beat the Braves. H-4, and 5, m Samt John Hospllal. ,--I ~------,J ~ Phoenix. Neither team made on I.Jet sTalk -ert\ an error and sparkling Wednesday, June c. Sacra. by defeating Ihe Tigers 11.9 May 30. the Dodgers lost to Mrs. Spurrier re<:eived a calches by John Lesesne and mento is in sixth place with on back.to.back home runs the Pirates, 4.2, The Redlegs Masters degree in Education 1i?eat &dtate , ~ / ' Bob Schmidt of Phoenix a record oC 5-e. by Greg Foster and John then shutout the Braves, 1.0. from Columbia University -~ ------, L ~- " robbed Newark ol potential The game was highliehted Cammett and a solo home • • " and also allended the Ser. by John E. Brink extra base bits. by a triple playas John run by Graig Haase. f'oster MINORS geant's School or Physical Phoenix won its second Shively oC Sacramento caught and Gregg Reslum were the On May 3. Army 10SI to the Education in Boston. a line drive at shortstop, pitchers for the victorious Marines, 16.2, Minnesota A retired leacher, ~trs. tagged the runner going 10 Indians. It was home run dumped Michigan 12-4, and Selling a house by yourself is being penny wise and third and relayed the ball fever in the Tiger dugout Norlhwestern won a close Spurrier taughl physical edu. dollar foolish. Compori50n i5 the nome of the game, and to first baseman Paul Berg also as Rob Whims and Mike game Cram Ohio, 6.5. cation in Pillsoorgh and at you hove but ONE house to 5how. In a purcha$e of this to pick the rUlUler off first. Smith socked homers. Purdue look Alaska. 152, lhe Carnegie Institule ror five importance, buyers want to 5hop around. They think you The 14.hit attack DC sacra. 'It was a pitching duel be. Navy defealed Illinois, 10.3, years. are already preiudiced and they may not even ask you mellto ~as led by Steve Iween Red Legs' John Heidt lo.wa edged Hawaii, 7-e, and A private inlermenl was questions that are easily amwered. If you follow up, it Mecke ~lth a home. run and and Tiger Rex Ciavola June' Air Force blank~ MSU, 9.0. held in Jackson, Mich, Me- may seem that you are mighty anxious to sell. You may two triples •. a triple and 7. when Heidt pitched a ~n. May 5. OhiO defeated moria Is may be made 10 Ihe double ,by Skl~ Waterfall and three.rilter and Ciavola a Michigan .. 22.18. and there Harper Hospital Auxiliary. never SClil the potential customer again. two .hlts "ple<:e by Peter four.hiUer. Heidt was the w~s .a he ga~e between " • • GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE CO .. 20087 Mack Ave., T~nJes and Ed Gotrredson. winning pilcher ill II 31 illInoiS and ~SU'. MRS. KATHRVNE A. Mike Kelly went three-for. game Then on May 6, Mmnesota GILBRIDE 882.0087 has an opening on our staff for an individual with Ihree for Hawaii and Mike' took Northwestern 14-4, Air a keen desire to become a respected member of the real Connell collected two doubles. It was fine fielding by Force blasted the Marines, Services were held Mon. estate profession. The person we select musf be willing to put • • • Reds' Andy Gracey, Steve 10.0. and Iowa dereated Pur. 9, FARMS MAlOR LEAGUE Truba, Dan Grammatico and due 13.8 day, June for Mrs. Gil. in the long hours of work and study we require In order to bride, 79, of Cambridge court mHt our very strict standards. Hours: Mon ..Sot, 9.5, SIIn. With only two weeks reo I.:aur. R~ynal, who, in the O~ May 7. Hawaii scored in The Farms, at the Ver. maining of the 1975 season, sath mmng, made all three over t.lichigan 62 and Ohio he)'den Funeral Home and naon-5, other times by appointment. the race to the playoffs is on outs unassisted. Ray Chown took Alaska, 142. it was Na. Saint Paul Church. She died 13-12 every boy's mind, and the ex. had a double and single for I vy over Arm)' Thursday. June 5, at CoUagt: citement of each lIame should th.e Red Leg~. Hits for ~he On May 8, Purdue' dumped Hospital. not be missed by .ny parent Tigers. weresmgles by Bnan Minnesota 16-10 and Iowa DID YOU KNOW? of the competitive six major Kovanda, Chuck Roehl and routed Northwestern 18.3. On Born in Massachusetts, Buyers can compare one with another and know that When the summer sun is beating league teams. Mike Smith. Ko\'onda also May 12 Ohio crushed Pur. Mrs. Gilbride is survived by yo~rs is the right one for them. The first.place Yankeea robbed John Heidt and Rusty due 20.6 and MIchigan nip. a son, Willlam D.; a daugb. do\vn, you can stay cool-save had a good week, starUn, Travillian of home runs. ped' low~, 7-e. ter, Mary, one brother and money and energy, too-with off June 3 with a 10-4 triumph It was the week for extra Minnesota edged Alaska, 7. one grandchild. Joanna Western window shades. over the Ph11liea. Glenn innings, and the Priates went 6, on May 13, and Hawaii lost Interment was at Mount A recent independent sludy Piche won his sixth win 01. at it again on June ,5, when to Northwestern, 14.5. Olivet Cemetery. the season. Erwin Yee went they deluted the .. fighting - showed that Joanna vvindow shades, three.for.four with an RBI Phillies, 6-4. The first pitch P h I;roperiy installed, reduce warm weather heal and scored three runs, Mitch of the game brought Pirate with ointe Sy,np ony Society TheBes1fbr gain up 10 50';;,. And not only does that keep Ireton went two-for.four pitcher John Hackett his ~i[)ur home cool. It can save you as much as a tripte and an RBI, while fourth home run of the sea. C d A l M · Steve Groehn contributed a son. Rick Gallagher relieved on ucts nnua eetulg 21~~, in air condilioning costs. run for the Yanks and went Hackett for the final two _ So when the heat goes up, pull your window tWo.for.tbree. innings and was the winning The annual meeting of the Memorial Scholarship win. shades down. And remember. Saving energy It was the Red Legs' turn pitcher for the Pirates. Grosse Pointe Symphony So. nero Lise, an oboe student, ...He to succumb to the young tiety was held recently at has been performing for the Deser~esItl isn't a fad. It's your fulure. Y~nks on Thursday, JUDe 5, Standings as ol the week when Mitch Ireton pi.....ed a endin g June 7 show the the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. past three years as principal ...... V nit 9 If Rd. If All society members were in. oboe player with the Detroit two.bitter, b.iJ fint win of the a eea, ...; e s, crv; "I'ted to attend "'is flft~l ShY th Or h I ,s~ DlHOUIII 011 ALL season, to defeat the Reds, PhilUes,'; 8 7 PU'a. tes, 78'.; w ... ymp ony ou c es ra, Ti 8 .. dId' 9 meeting along with the board South Hip's Band and Or. CLOTH SHADE OIIDIRI ,(-3. Ireton also chalked up gel's, ..., an n lans, 6.. of directors and committee chestra, the Grosse Pointe his 18th RBI 01. the seaSOll. • • • chairmen. Junior Symphony and the In. ,h,u June 30 Erw~IYee bad two hits, one PARK MAJORS The meeting was called to terlochen All. S tat e High a tnp e, and now leads his By Dolores DenDis School Orchestra. team with 2! runs. Chris Th k order by president Richard 19853 MACK AVE. Warren also bad an RBI. The e Par bas reached the KAy following dinner and She will be performing as only two hits for the Reds half way mark. The first entertainment by Pointe via. a soloist with the Grone 886.1880 baIl was most successful linists Kelly and Suunne Pointe Symphony Orchestra were ~ured by 101m Heidt, and entertaining, and the Leon, students at the Detroit next season. teama have improved. Community Music School. ]n the American League on Mr. Kay spoke of the chal. May 19, T. Tocco of the Ath. lenges of a local orchestra. Baptist Church letics pltebed a shutout game "To have a community sym. agaiDst the Yankees, 4.0. phony orchestra It takes peo. Offers School The Indians lost to the Sen. pIe to organize, plan, imple. ators, 8-7, and in a close ment, supervise, evaluate pme, the Orioles dereated and administer that organi. Grosse Pointe B apt I s ~ 'the White Sox, 7.5. zalion. It takes people who Church Vacation Bi~e School will '.OD':'~"~t:"Ule:.wttlte Sox 10ve-lIQOd .•mWiic, wbow.ke conduct a Vacttion Bible outplallld the Athletics, 8.3, pride in their community and School for cbl.ldrenl1ve. t.; 12 yean oid Monday, JW1e 23, aDd K. Hawk hit a two-run who will pay the priee to be homer. In an extra inning the doers." to Friday, JUDe 27, 9 a.m. to lame, the Indians overcame Mr. Kay introduced mem. 11:45 a.m. 'l!Ie church is at the 0 ria 1 e s, 19.18. The bers of the Symphony Includ. 21336 Hack avenue, in The Yankees then e d g e d the ing conductor Felix Resnick. WoodJ. Senators, 3.2. The five retiring board mem. For information about a On May 27, the ral1yinll hers were introduced and bus route, call the church Indians beat the White Sox, acknowledged for their dedi. office, 881.3343. The children 16-9, while the Senators lost cation and service. They are will be involved in crafts, to the Athletics, 15.8. Tawn Thomas V. LoCieero, after stories, films, 1iurprises and Debet. of the Yankees pitch. 19 years; Mrs. Arnold Lun. treats. They will also re<:eive ed a five inning shutout gershausen, alter 16 years; a basic lesson in Christian against the Orioles, 3.(). Mrs. Walter Burcyzk, alter living. A Mother's Class wUl A "MUST SEE" is this gracious French country house being offered in '!'be Athletics topped the. 14 years: Mrs. Sterling San. also be taught by Mrs. Shiro ford, after eillht years and ley Raese. ane of the best locations of Grosse Pointe Forms. from the curb the house Indians, 7.3, on May 29. The R Il R d ft appeors overpowering, but inside you'll find just four comfortable, family Orioles came back from their usse ee ,a er seven years. LEAD mE WAY bedrooms ~nd two more bedrooms over the attached garage. The first floor 101in, streak to trounce the New symphony b a a r d has a beautifully proportioned living room which is a step down from Senators, 23.(). The Yanks members for next year are Ideal parents forlget all the the large foyer with its circular staircase. The library is as large as many dumped the White Sox, 8.(). Mrs. Bogdan Baynert, a past lectures-they build character living rooms, and the dining room formal enough for a Stale dinner. On June 2, the Orioles lost board member for 17 years, in their childfftl by example, to the Athletics, 9.5: the Sen. Mrs. Judie BaUey, Paul Kel. ators beat the White Sox, 22- ley, Pierre Palmentier and 10; and the Yankees came Nathan Judson. from behind in the third in. Next year's board will be nlng to beat the Indians, 12. under the direction of its 5. new president Nicholas Lind. In the National League, helm. the Braves lost to the Dadg. Lise Erwin, an eleventh ers, 8-4, on May 15. The Pi-I grade student at South High rates had a 9-2 win over the School, was earlier intro. Giants, while the Redlegs duced as the Thomas Nester 114 Kercheval, on the Hill 886-6010 Last Chance to Sign Up! STUDIO CAMERA Father's Cordially invites you to JOE DiMAGGIO'S Day While you're Family here, sail thru Buffet NIKON the "D'Hondt in honor of YOur Way Marina" and PHOTOGRAPHY "skipper", gather the enjoy a fleet entire crew for of displays, a r1~iY~p?~IYM a seafood buffet I \~'\' .r- $5 admissionrelvndedin gtft c«tlfieate! mini-armada of f {.! I ,Call Mike Stevens at 881-6200 Friday. June 13 \ ; . ,__ for specific detailsl sailboats and from 5 to 9 P.m. ,"-(.UlcI" ~ I'~",,,,,,I -.. h:~I ~,..".~ tips from a Adults, $3.35 Children, $2 f,J)Jr....n~~I~\~rt.~I."V~\\~((t~.~.~).f. l A charming traditional colonial combined with the freshness ?-, \.II~ y-"'-1l. ( '( ~\~... l 'jIJv" *'. sailing e)(pert. _____1, . \v<..\ _~" 'v. t~~.) of extraordinary care. 4 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, walnut pan- ._~" \, \ ,i 7 7 .,ri kits, s tt{, S FE s srrss ..... ssttttst.ttattss772 Cdd«S ••• n • . . • ~ • ~ - • - '" ...... ,. 1I' .... --...... ,...... - _. -..-----....-...... • Z; 1 • 4 4 4 ••• qq •• q ...... - - -- ...... - - . . , . • . • , , I • • ~ • I Iu:j!i GROSSE POINTE NEWS f". • 1 ,...... ; - . - , . \ . . .- ~ ... for anything and everything from an ice shanty to a grand piano, .. to ... ' " ' •• -.''!'"'. ~ ., • .',6n,t-,w.-rf)()m oT~buyQ.chalet...... 'to fix up your home ... to sell it, or buy an estate, it's the place to look first for fast action. Grosse Pointe News Classified Ads 'are your weekly directory to what's new and what's old in the Grosse Pointe market place, A II it takes is a phone call to o~e of our -Classified Ad Counselors jor prompt, courteous help on composing your ad, or, stop by the o.ffice any day Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. 'til 5 p."i. J"-e're at 99 Kercheval on the hill, at your service• - BETTY BLOSSOM - JO MULHERIN - DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY - CLASSIFIED ,iii Is T..HIy 12"",,,"'''' MW ,.", et.ps If ,." .. 'IMeII.tieM. Itis Mll"t'" ...... reII . DEADLINE }1; ,tpy ~ ~ I•..,effie. ~ ....,. s,... ThursdlY. June 12. 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig, Fifteen -----._~._~..----_ ..•..- ._------._--~ ------Pointe Single, Vietv Vietnam , Police Teatn Sweeps Pair '.' Austin Netmen State Qualifiers J • ,.... • .. n he Grolle Pointe Sin,le. Mr. Fox hi. worked wUh I oJt .. ~ ~ I( ~ \' , I meet Wedne.dly, June refu.ee. In Vietnlm from The Pointe pollee .0ftb.11 The FBI and Probate Court It A ~,'" "~..,, ,\ , It 8 p.m. It the Wlr 1970 to 1973 and wa. a eon. team upped ils record to 6.0 slands II 3.3, while Ho.eville Jt .,A ... J. 'i: .Jt. emorl11 to hear Tom Fox, .ultant for the documentary alter sweeping • twin bll1 In :3 2.4 and Fraser I. 0-6. The I trolt Free Pre .. writer, film "Hearts and Mlndl." Metro Pollee Soflball Ulague league also has a Red Dlvl. : STUDIO CAMERA. ak on, "Vletnlm-HII the All area Iln,l" a.e 3:5and play on Sunday, June 8. rion. l Ir Reilly Ended?" older are invited to atlend, At lhe same time, the club has I division lead of two games alter roullng the Mac- .~••••••••~••••~t THE COUNTRY SQUIER REPORTS comb County Probate Court, 13.3, lInd outhllllng thll ROle' TUCKER ~ ville Police Department, 21. a, LAWN SPRINKLERS ..11.... 11.. (115 ONE tHING While tho vIctories kept Custom Installation, tho Pol n t e r 5 movlllll at YOU CANNOt GETfOI NOtHING" II fllst dJp. the socond win Sal.s & S.rvice on all make •. proved cosily as Mike Ken, Sodding al.o available YGn, {Shores), suffered a W.'",.lIH" !elflni", '0143 )IN" hroken leg. He sustained the Call 774-9290 injury late In the conlest Sf. Clair Snor •• GOING ON VACATION SOON/ while chasing a fly ball and catching his foot in a rut. BURGLARY PROTECTION Co.manager John Trevll. WITH Iian, (Shores), said OUlcer I Konyon was tltted for a cast STEEL SECURITY GUARDS Ull Monday, June 9. and will probably be out the rest of FOR WINDOWS OR DOORS the season. In the opener, Pat DeVine, (Woods), led the hUllng at- SQUIER SASH & SCREEN CO. I'h"to by Mark P.lombo I tack in going three.for-thrce, - S.,vinll G,OIS' Poinl. Sine. 1932 The Austin Friars had six State them are coach ED KNUTH, (left), Officer TreviJUan and Bruce GAS GRILLS - .8078 HABPJIlH qualifiers in Class B after the net- and BOB BRUCHE;TT, assistant Marone, (Woods), each went I" 882.0892 men finished one point behind East coach. Thomas was both the State two.for.three. wilh Ofticer '- 194 EXPRESSWAY Grand Rapids for the State Cham. TrevilUan socking a three- ONE FOR EVERY BUDGET ~ and regional champion in singles, ~_ .• '- W'" AT THE AllARD EXIT pionship Saturday, May 31. The while Willard and Rvchwalski were run homer and accounling Enjoy outdoor cooking OPEN DAilY • SAT. 8. 2. EVES, BY APPT, gronup includes, (kneeling, from left regional doubles cha.mps and State for four RBI's, to right), JOE FICARRA and CHRIS' runners-up. Meanwhile, Murray and Thomas Hunke, (Woods), with no problems. CONTI, and (standing, from left to Ficarra were regional runners-up in had a solo hGme run and two Fix an entire meal CITY OF right), BRIAN MURRAY, KEN doubles play and third in the Slate. RBI's, while Mike Van De or a snack. THOMAS, FRANK WILLARD and Conti was regional runner-up in sin- Ginstc smacked a two.run KEN RYCHWALSKI. F 1 an kin g gles, triple and had three RBI's, Clean, economical fun. Oirnss.e Jniut-e 1J1nrms A g a Ins t RoseviUe, the Formeri'( .oId by Poinlers collected 28 hits. Mich. CoosoliciflPld a.. Co. Leading lhe way were Offi. NO'fIflIeiflg .oId by: MICHIGAN cer Hunke, five.for.flve, Of. ficer Kenyon, three-for-four, SUMMARY OF THE and ArchIe Grieve, four-for- lll'e. FLAME MINUTES By Jim Cnockaert The runners.up fin ish Officer Hunke also smash. jun. 2, 1975 Junior Ken Thomas de. marks Ihe lhlrd slralght year two two.run homers, while FURNACE CO. feated Tim Jacobson of East that the Friars have captured Officer Grieve had a three. The meeting wu caUed to order at 8:00 p.m, tun home run and Officer Grand Rapid. 10 win the first or second place in State Van De Ginsle socked a solo 571-4610 Prtlent on Roll Call: Mayor Pro.Tem Jame. H, Class B Slate Singles Cham. competition. Last year, the blast. Offlceu Hunke Ind DIngeman, CouncUmen Jack M. Cudllp, Nancy J. pionshlp, but It was not Friars look lhe Class A Trevllllan each hid four SERViNG THE GROSSE POINTE AREA SINCE re.ffl Wlulaman, JOleph L. Fromm and Mark C. Stevens, RBI's. whlle Officer Grieve enoulh as the Austin tennis championship. In 1973, Aus. We Also Sell. Service, and Install Ga. Light. learn finished in the runner- tin finished runners-up ill had three and M.rk Brecht, Those Abient Were: Mayor WUllam G. Butier and (Farm.), hid three. and are the Parts Center for All Model •. Councilmln W. James Mast. up lpot behind East Grand the same lournament In Blue D1vislon play, the Mayor Pro.Tem James H. Dlngeman presided at Rapids for the Clulf B State Allhough the runners.up standing. .how the Polnlers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• the meeting. Championship in Kalamazoo I fInish was disheartening, "Number One" and Wlrren on Saturday, May 31. coach Ed Knuth is eagerly No. 2 In second place at 4-2. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting which WII held on May 19, 1915, were accepled AI submitted. 1be .final result was Easl looking forward to next sea- Grand Rapida, 13, AUlllln, 12. SOil. THE KEY The Councll adOJ)ted a resolution approving the In Ipite of Thomas' slellar Austin WllS the first team Any individual's ambition oUer of the Grotse Pointe Farms Police Ueutenants performance, it wa. the dou. in the State 10 qualify six is the Incentive tlrtt makes and Ser.eant. Alsoetatlon. for wage and fringe bene. bles final which determined pla)'ers for the champlonl'hip purpoee great and achieve- fi14 for the fiscal year 1975-1978. lhe chlmpionshlp. The Aus. finals and all but one of ment greater. The CouncU .ccepted tbe only bid received for tin doubles team of Ken lhose six wlll be back next be 105- •uppl,.mg the nee .... r;y cblorine for the pool at the Rychwal&ki and Frank Wll- year. The Friars wlll Pier Park: that being the bid of Jones Cbemleal, lard 10lt to Bob Buskirk and Ing three seniors: Slate dou. Ralph Boozer of East Grand blcs finaUst Rychwalskl, Bilt In the amount of $050 per gallon. Rapid •• 7-5, 3-6, HI. Fausone and Mark Santi. The' 'cOUJiClr;idopf~molutlolllit accordanee .' .• ,-;:< ; Returning next year. wifl with the Ilrovl.lon. of Act 111 of Public Acta of MIchl. . Club Offering be Thomas. who finished lhe gan of Il168,author1z1.na prepantlon of I notice letting season with a 27.0 record, I forth the City'. ,determlnat1on that the bll!Iding located Golf Clinics and the Cour other State qual- When your home ne.d. at 452 Madi.on Avenue 1. dangeroua; further directing Ulerl: Chris Contl, WlIlard, that such notice be served, In writing, to the owner Two lypes of gall clinics Brian 'Murray and Joe Flear. of the property; and authorizing the Mayor Pro.Tem ra. more than paint ••• are being oUered by the to appoint a bearing oUker to conduct an !nvesM. Look pasl lomorrow. Why sink hundreds of dollill5 inlo Neighborhood Club this year other returning members gatlon Into the foregolnl ,matter and render .. de- painting youl house evary lew years? Wilh ramous cision regarding the action required to correct tbe - one for women and one of this year's varslly squad for teens. are Trip Howell, Jeff Hyland, Alcoa~ Building Producl$-Slding. Guneri and Down- dangerous condition of the bll!lding. spouts. Sollit and Fascia, Shunors and Railings-you Two. summer sessions of Jim Murray and John Tul- DoH,.--" ,.., _,,./ 100 The Council adopted a resolution re.appointing the women's clinic wia be loch, "'..,.. _...... _ .. can completely remodel your home. Make it lhe show- _ c."-!too .. ,..... "' 11" place of your neighborhood, And you'll reduce Mr. Ledyard' Mitchell, Jr., to serve as the City's held. One group will begin Austin ubo grabbed Us U."fOO, No -.. """, No Director to the Grosse Pointes.Cllnton Refuse Disposal Tuesday, June 24, and lhc {i(th consecutive Catholic -.. ,.-.. periodic upkeep cosls, In lacl, your home wHi be Iresh Aulhority; and re-appointing Councilman Jack M. other on Wednesday, June League championship-run. and naw looking lor years wlltl lillie maintenance Cudlip to serve as the City's Alternate Director to 25, Women wllJ meet at the ning its vidory string III .... ::1<,.. 12525 0.-1 .. - iM-6M the Aulhority; each to serve a one-year term. Sunny Acres Golf Course, 13 league competition to 56 ~ _tile .....IM _ .... Mile road and the 1.94 Ex- matches. ,ell '_PfIthtI. On behalf of Mayor Butler, the Mayor Pro-Tern pressway. IIIIt!.rIan. re-appointed Menrs. Rleban! C, Hud'OI arid Gari W. Each "elion will pro\'idl: Kersten to the M'ayor's Advi.ory Planning Committee, five one.hour lessons, from ,.. ." ••. , THE HOUSE DOCTORS each to lerve a three-year term, and appointed Mr...... ---- 9:30 a.m ..l0:30 a.m., at a ALUMINUM WINDOWS Maintenance I Alteration Con'rllC'or. Melvin D. Rousek to the Committee, IlBo to serve I total cost of $10 plus a $5 t three.year term; and further, appointed Mr. Donald Neighborhood Club member- 2 TRACK - 3 TRACK 17101E.Wa,ren 882-31DO T, SullIvan to the Committee for a two.year term, ship. replacing Mr. ,Malcolm R, Stlrton, who will be moving • Roofing • Storms • Enclosures ~ Teen goUers will also t BAKED ENAMEL. from the City. meet at Sunny Acres Golf , WHITE AND BLACK , • Ornamental Raltlng E5.:J The following Report was 1~.:eived by the CouncIl Course for five one.hour golf and ordered placed on flIe: '1"~~ CARRY HOME lessons plus nine holes of ~;'"'COVERALL golf following each lesson. , POINTE SCREEN SASH, INC. , A. Fire Department Report for the month of is made only by Teen lessons begin Tues- & April, 1975. day. June 17, and run each WARP BROS. Chicago 60651 Tuesday until July 15. Les. ~ 2~4[ MACK TU 1.613~ The Councll appointed lhe City Manager to serve sons start at 12:30 p.m. as the local coordlnalor for rtle area-wide c1elriDI- Displayed & Sold at house for A.95 review of Federally-assisted projects. These Hardware, The cost of teen lessons I and nine holes of gol! is $30 For cd Upon proper motion made, supported and carried, Home & Garden Centers for the entire program plus the meeting adjourned at 10:05 p.m. a S5 club membershIp. Further information may A Handy Gift Jam.. H, Dingeman .~hmon Paint ... Hardwltr. be obtained by calling the' - Neighborhood Club lit 88:;. Mayor Pro.Tem 19.83 Mock An. TU 5....767 . 41100, Andrew Bremer, Jr. I CIty Manager and City Clerk ~~~ BAR NONE titot\Sk.eoJu Published: Grosse Pointe News, issue of June 12, 1975, The two s:alicnt at!riiJul('s Point. Hardwar." ludMr (0. possessed by all great men. T4950 MClck A"I. VA 1.5550 arc courage and sincerity. i Vefigkt. ------. G ENE R A L REV E N U E S H A R I N G P LAN NED USE R, E P 0 R T '6' Conetal R••• nul Sha'ing p.ov,du led"a1 fIIneb d"ec:ly '0 Iccal Ind .,all gov.rnmant! This reporl OrYO\lr governmlnl. plan 'I published ~l 10 encollrlga ~77SSSSS77777SS7777S7SSSSSSS7S7SCSS7S77SSSSSSCSSSCSSS.SS.SS.???? S dccrCCddd c •••• d4_~_. __ • - P.g. Sixt•• n GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thurscl.y, Jun. 12, 1975 Grosse Pointe News I ROBERT B, EDGAR D/BI A Anteebo Publishers. Know Your Schools WhatGoe~On What; new on O.'FICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL) GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 By James A. Adams at '.~ond CII» 'Olt.,. 'ald It lnlroJI. Mlchl'ln Superintendent of Sehools YO.lr Library FULLY PAID CIRCULATION By lhe end of this week all final Community EducaUonal 1-1E .." II .lImber MI~II. Pn. AllocllUon Ind Nillonil EdUor111.....o~lltlon realdenta of the s('hoo! dls. Assessment report, the build. 'r By Pat ROUlselU By Arlllllf M, Woodford Phone TU 2.8800 trlct will have received a Ing principals have been Clliel of Ceatral U1Ir.ry Scent Special . , : at T.rail A~othecary, -a-O-B-E-R-T-B-.'-E-D-G-A-R-. EDITOR and PUBLISHER I copy of the school dlstrl~t's comparing survey results for Intimate cologne, 8 oz. IS speCially prIced $3,~G, WILL.IAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER i newsletter, Emphasis 75, their schools with system GUEST COLUMNIST: JaC!queiJDe H. Michael. comparilble value $6. The introductory speCIal E PAGE SOCIETY containing a summary of the totals. JANET MUELLER, FEATUR , results of the Communlly The Board of Education Chief of CbJldren'. Servlcea for Intimate Body Silk (scents like cologne as it silkens your skin) is $3 for 8 oz. The regular JAMES J. NJAIM .... NEWS Educational Aueument. and staff are grateful for the For the past few years the library. This program will price will be Hurry! This offer lasts unt!l ROGER A. WAHA SPORTS, NEWS What did we learn from concern and thoughUulneSl Grosse Pointe Llbrarlea have start on June 2l\ and end $6. BARBARA BRUNO EDUCATION, NEWS the sampling of resident's of all who offered their ad. sponsored a Summer Read. AUiust l. Trail's stock is gone and we guess that won t TOM PANZENHAGEN . ,NEWS opinion aboul the sch~ls? vice and direction by com. ing Club for the children of There will be an experi. be long. LILLIAN KARR ADVERTISING J:lere are some of the high. pleting the questionnaire. We Grosse Pointe. The philoso' mental film program for pre. hghts from the reporl' are especially Indebted to phy behind it Is simple. We school children at the Cen. Be The First. , , to• see the separates and MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING Perhaps the most l'ignICi. lhe Communily Educational want the children to read for traL LibTaT~ on Tuesda~s at other fashions Barbara has added to the SALE PAT ROUSSEAU ADVERTISING cant finding of the entire Assessmenl Com m it tee, their own pleasure and in. 1 p.m. It will continue from at The Greenhouse, 117 Kercheval. CHARLES DICKSON ADVERTISING project Is that all segments: whose assislance in d~velop' formation, While we do print June 2' to ,Iuly 29. The JO MULHERIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING of the school community -' ing the research de~lgn, m a suggested reading list, It Is program Is made up of a • DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING that is parents the commu. preparing the questIonnaire just that and we do not de. number of short films that Admired In The Window ~ . . . of The League Shop, 98 JOHN MacKENZIE BUSINESS nlly.at"large, th~ professional and in interpreting the reo mand or even wish that the we feel are worthwhile Bnd JOANNE BURCAR ..... ACCOUNTS staff, and high school stu. suits was Invaluable. children follow it slavishly. that are not readily available Kercheval , , , the beautiful ~ I_ilL BETTY BLOSSOM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING dents-are generally pleased Anyone wishing more In. We have tried to avoid a to children on TV, The pre. burl finished desk and lowboy ,--7 .. M. COLETTE KREINER CIRCULATION with the quality of the school formation about the Commu. feeling of competition which schoolers are welcome to which are part of the new ~vstl'm thl' public lihraril's,' nit)' Educa lional Assessment 50 often goe~ hand in hand come accompanied by "Hilt:!' furniture collection. , : the department of commu. may contact my office. The with an activity of this sort. parents or older brother or Remember ... Picard-Norton IS your. Letters to the Edl'tor I nlly services and the total full report Is available for To this end we have dls" sister. fashion headquarters for Dad . , . 92 Ker- I starr. perusual there. pensed with all charts and A puppet workshop is chevaL 1- ' The overall response can ----- public records of each child's planned for Wedncs _ t tz bb .b 9 .kG 9 53 3D? ?.R •• b 7 In ••• » b b.. • • • • • • • • • •• • • « •• * .------...... L. - ...... b. • siPxsa>?? Db'.b>.> •• n ~.' 6ROSSE POINTE NEWS , Eggs Tell The Bresser Family Tale Prev;ewers Return To Early America ! George and Martha Washington Gr.et Guests at Traditional Party Heralding University Liggett Antiques Show To celebrate the 10th Annual University Li~. gett Antiques Show, guests aj yesterday evening s Preview Parly were treated to a gala red, white and blue extravaganza which defintely set the pace for any succeeding Bicentennial events. wo .... '. PA ••• Martha and George ------.-- Washington were there, and beautiful pieces." ex. greeting g u est s who plained Walter E. Sinunons, From Another Pointe walked down a corridor re.ponslble for oraanulng Short and to lined with the 13 flags of "The Detroit Instilute of the original colonies. Art., a Selection of Gifts and of View The Greenfield Village Purch .. e.... By Juet MutDer The Pointe Militia, 12-fold stron. In full Mo.t of the lIellUl on dls. regalia, marched on the 'vII. play were ,ift. from the Amon, 30 OberUn Colleae lage green' while ~Jlnutemen Ford, Shelden, Dod,. and When Jean Breuer decides to do something, .enior. eleeted to a'lIOClate opened the molorlted car- Kanller famille., and many sh REALLY DOES .t 'd 1 memberillip III lhe ~lely of rlaiilli III ani.ilcli. ll\ilIllbtU ell IholM! lamllle., e 1 .,. conSl er, as a calle n the Slim a XI, dedicated 10 The show's 40 anUque deal. patrons of the University Jioint, the family tree Jean created, out of 26 ex. the encouraaement of .clen. ers cooperaled by brlngln. .Lliletl Anl1qutl Show, at. quisitely decorated egg shells, as a 44th wedding tlflc reaeareh, pure and ap. all the 18th Cenlury Ameri. tended the ~nlng fesll"i. anniversary gift for her parents-in-law, Annabelle plied, I. Mathematic. major can furniture and art object. ties. and Walter Bresser, of Kensington road. KENDALL H. BARKER, 101I they could collect Ihroullh The Show II open for een. . Annabelle and Walter had five children. Those of the DAVID H. BARKERS, the year. eral .dmilSion from noon un. five now have 20 children between them, and each of Kerby court, KendaU, elect. Preylewers were Intrigued tll 10 o'clock today, Thurs- Photo by Barb I rl Bruno by the lobby display, a spe. day, June 12. and Frida)', of those 20 is represented by a large duck egg. Jean ed to PM Beta Kappa In Annabelle and Walter Bresser, of play/gift for Annabelle and Walter's cut away one-third of the side of each egg, placing April, 197f, .. a junior, with cial exhibit [rom the Detroit June 13, and on Saturday, Kensington road, are responsible for 44th wedding anniversary. For more b . 1 f' . id h h 11 a leam of three placed leY- Institute o( Arls featurin, June 14, (rom noon until 6 a oy or glr 19ure IDS e eac s e . enth (Honorable Meatlon) I.. t the prototypes on which daughter. about the eggs, check out this French Canadian silyer pieces o'clock. Admission Is $2.50. .' She handmade a lace.over-satin gown for each December In the 33th aMual in-law JEAN (Mrs. Jerry) BRES- week's "From Another Pointe of "made for kings," contrlbu. Cataloeue and prize tickets girl. She decorated the outside of each shell with William Lowell Putnam Math. SER, of Three Mile drive, modeled View" ... ted to the museum by De- are $1 each. Prizes Include tiny strings of pearls, rhinestones and braid. ematlc. CompetitiOll. her Family Egg Portraits as a dis- troit art patrons, including a an early 19th Century shlp's . Each shell contains 40 to 100 rhinestones, each • • • sliver gilt chalice, a precious desk, a celadon crackle. set in place individually. Among outataDdJna per. JAMES A. RAMGE. 1011 of lower dlvl.lon work at Ohio achleyemenl award at the sliver gilt vegetable dish and alued 18th Century Chinese • • • formen on Mlchi(1I1 State the JOSEPH RAMGES, of Wesleyan Unlyerslty. year.endlng Honors Conyoca. French Canadian sliver reo lamp and an export bowl, . Five larre goose erp repnsent the five ehll. Uniyeralty'. lacrone team Fairholme road, received the • • • lion at Capital University, Co. IIglous pieces, plus a collec. also 18th Century. Brlslol Laborator1el Award tlon of fine American pewter, dren. Arain, one. third of the .ide of each .hell is thJ. season 1. Pointer RON One of 12 John Carroll Unl. lumbus, O. The son o( MR. glas. and sllyer. The Show Is being prc. at the aecond senior Cia.. cUt away, and on the In.lde are boy and Ilrl HEBERT, senior l1i.captaln, venity .tudents 'lnducted reo and MRS. LEON ENGEL- "B e c au s e of Detroit's sented at Unlyersity Liggctt's Night of the Unlyer.lty of fl.....,res representinG' the Bresser brothe- and .is. one of MSU'. top .corers. cently Into the JCU chapter HART, of Hawthorne road, French Canadian heritage, Briarcliff driye campus. All ~.. • ... Ron converted 10 the attack Michigan College of Pharma. of Beta Gamma Slima na. was twice named to Crusa. ten, their wives and hushand.. line after tartln, at goalie local collectol's have taken al proceeds benefit the ULS En. cy. t Ion a I honorary business der's :'tlost Valuable Swim. . Again, the girls' &,OWDI are all handmade. for three years. special interesl in these rare dowment Fund. '. • • .cbolarahip &OCletywas jun- mer. He also played soccer A,ain the outside of each shell IIh1ihly.decorated, • • • • for CapUal. WILLIAM E. BAUBlE, Ior THOMAS L. MUSHRO. of lor o( Science degree In Nurs. MARILYN J. SULLIVAN, • • • BILLY F. POIRIER, of Ea.t Ida lane. For Annabelle and Walter, Jean found a large Radnor circle. b.. been eled- son of MR. and MRS. WIL. • • • ing {rom Cornell University. of McKinley avenue, \a. reo LIAM E. BAUBlE, II, of PAGET KIN G HUM. I\hea egg, about nine inches long. She cut it so that ed to the board of directors • • • Before entering the Cornell celyed a Bachelor of Science Lakeland avenue, ha. ROBERT J. ENGELHART, PHREYS, daughter o( MR. the bottom one.third forms a small disc concealing of Xeep Mldll,an Beautiful, reo University. New York HOI' celved hi. Bachelor of Arts .enlor Mu.lc major, receIved and MRS. JAMES A. HUM. plt81 School of Nursing, ahe deiree in Nurslna from Ma. a music bt-" The disc is satin-eovered. It forms the IJlc., a lIOn.proflt c:oordln.Un, dearee maIDa cum laude the Dr. J. G. ReiDartz men', PHREYS, JR., of Cadieux recelyed a Bachelor of Arts donna Colle,e. Livonia. platform Of ... ' '~h Jean placed her piece de realst- ' .,enc)' for beautiflcaUOIl ac. with honors from Kenyon leaden!llpa n d • p e cia I road, has recelyed a Bache. degree from Goucher Colle,e. (Continued on Pale 30) artce man and woman figu.res: Annabelle and Uvlt1es In t:e :ta~. Colleie, where he majored Walter. Receiyin, advlJlcec! de. In Bloloi)'. (Continued OD Pale 18) l1'eea from E .. tem M1chl.atl • • • Unlvenlly at the ~Iusion JANICE MARY ALEXON, 01 U. winter ... kln were dalllhter 'of MR.• nd MRS. ELAINE QUINN, of Uniyer- JAMES ALEXON, of Fair. alty place, and JAMES WAG. lake' lane, hi. received a NER, of Newc"ue road, both Bachelor of Science degree Master of Arts reclplenta. In Elementary Education • • • from JacklOlWl1Ie University, Amoag Bed Crot. volun. JacklODville, Fla. teer. IDd .taff aerviDI the central Detroit area who • • • were honored at the South- JANICE LEE PF ALLER, eastern Michigan Chapter's daughter of A. L. PFALLER, anDual r~ ceremOll)' of Holiday road, will be ,rad' Ma)" lISi!eri! Pointers' MRS. E. uated with hoMfo. from Law- E. DRAPER and MRS. HAR- rence Unlyenlty, AppietOll, Thl. I. .. .ol•• or•• RY B. HOHNSTEIN, both Wi••, JUDe 15. Jan, who ma. . 35-yeaf awardees, .1Id MISS jored in German, will attend It cuts hair. And how well hair is cut determines CHARLOTTE PEABODY, 30- an Inte1lslve .lx.week lan. You're rnvited gua,e courH at Middlebury. how well hair sets and how long a set lasts. A yeaf awardee. University foUowlne l1'adua- scissors must cut with your hair, never against it. lion, prior to leaYin, for to showings of Fall Knits A scissors must cut enough, but never too much. Trowel, Error Malnl, Germany, wbere sbe will .Iud)' for her Klltera de. We use a scissors this way - skillfully and spar- Club on Tour ,ree at Malnz University. At ingly. And we bet beautiful results. Like to see? Lawrence, Ihe has been elect. by . We'd love to show you. The Trowel and Error ed to Phi Beta Kappa and Garden Club wind. up Ita served IS pre.ident of her Hason wlht Mystery Trip sorority, Xappa Alpha Theta. today, Thurlday, June 12, • • • B.rt Id.ond B•• uty 1.lon member. latherlne at 9:30 GrolBe Pointe South High - POlIIr. _ _IOWN o'clock at the Boumemouth GOlDWORM School eraduate LAWRENCE 2lil' _k A.. , 4S..... "" road home of 'Mrs. Robert ~... WO 2.1112 A. GRIFFIN, .on of DR. and Loman to beelo their ex- MRS. ROBERT GRIFFIN, o( Grosse Pointe Salon Open 'tll 9 P.M. cursion. A buffet luncheon will complete the day. Crescent lane, wlll recelye a Bacbelor of Art. degree from THURSDAY, JUNE 19, Somerset Mall Florida AUantic Uniyerslty, rDj;i~M~:$i$.%%.$i~:ml!lW$.i!mllll~%~f an upper diYlllon and grad- FRIDAY, JUNE 20, Grosse Pointe uate state uniyerslty In Boea Raton which oIfers no fresh- man or ,ophomore courses, thi. June. Lawrence, an En. ,Ush major at FAU, did his ...... •.•..1 .•••••••.....• Special' Informal Modelling 11 a.m. to ,. p. m...... I I,.....• f 'I~ ~I GIFTS :~I I~ for This fashion-wise long dress Extra Special is from the Goldworm % III Fall Collection m~1331t3 10 50~OFFN DADS • SUITS - MUGS M1~.COCKTAil and FORMAL DRESSES1t - DECANTERS - GLASSES - KNIVES [~ • COSTUMES ::j - PIPE RACKS - ASH TRAYS - WINE RACKS - DART & BACK. ALL WEATHER COATS GAMMON SETS • - BAROMETERS - BOOK ENDS etc., will surely pleose Dad on his day Walton.Pierce CUltomers Jht .shops of - There is free porking & JtHI, r-~ ",od I THE $QUIIUtU'S HIST ru ).1505 10'. you in our privoie JOI. '...... 51011 _,.. MOIl,,", ""v f,'" 9,)0 •. 11I '11I 5,)() p.IlI. ':.:.:' 19149 MACK behind Our new locotion ::~::: ~ .....,.. ::::::: 114-"15 Watton.Pi~..c~ 11121kelllni • er.... ,.w. t.l~mJle~;~~~~:;:::;:;~::~:::::;:::::;::::~::::::::::::~::::~::::::~~::::::~::::::::::::::~m::::::~::::~::~::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::;:::::::::}it--_ .... II,J!' •• -;., ••••••••••••••• , ••• ,•• I'" I II' 2111 S-Mt ... • r", ...... - ..... -...... -~~.~.-.-.- .. ~ ..- ..-.--.--- ... - .... ~ .... """""III'-...... -...... ,...... ~-...... ------...... ,-- ...... ------...... '.' \ G R 0 SSE POI N T E NEW S Thursday, June 12, 1975 P.g. Eight.en Society Ne-w-s--G--a-th-e-r--edfrom the Pointes ------_._--_. -- Queslers End Museum Given 40,206 Hours The Volunteer commiltee live committee. In the com.. Fontbonne ladies Year May 28 of the Founders Society De- lng year are: Art To Tho. troll Instltule of Arts con. Schools. ~Irs. William F .. The Windmill Pointe Chap. trlbuted a total of 40,206 Bavlnger, JI'.. of Lakeland' ler of Que.ters ended It. hours during Its 1974-7~ sea. avenue, chairman; Decora'., Present $108,500 year Wednesday. May 28, at son, This Clgure was reported tlons, Mrs. Wlal')' Mlcou, oC, a meeting In the HaverhW at the 13th annual meeting Kerby road, chairman; Mrs.' Auxiliary Gives Check to S.int John Hospital road, Delrolt, home of Mra. of the group. numbering 4~9 Donald Winans. of Westwind Erwin Gomlng. during which men and women, liane, vice.chalrman; Gallery' President James T. Farley: New s. Fred Carter presented Following luncheon in the' Aides, Mrs, W. P. Curliss, of. Officers Are Inst.lled - a relUme of Queaten' 197~ museum's North Court the Sunningdale drive. chairman; convention In S'prlngfleld, Volunteers heard g ~ est ~Irs. Kenneth Kurtz, of Bish- Fontbonne Auxiliary of Saint John Hospital's III. speaker Mrs. G. Mennen WIl. op r 0 a d, vice-chairman: recent annual meeting and brunch at Lochmoor Mrs. Gornlng', presenta- IIams, o[ Tonnancour place, Information Center, Mrs. Wil-- Club was highlighted by the Installati.on of officers llon, "WmdmlJls:' included an Art Institute trustee, talk Ham H. Kessler. of Cadieux for the next two years. ------photographs taken on trips on the colleclion of Alrican road, vice-chairman; :'l{useum' Mrs. Vollrad von Berg Is the new recording secre from the Aellean Sea to Yu. art and Oriental porcelain Shops, Mrs. Thomas J. Reg-: will serve as president. tary, Mrs. George Shammas catan. she and her husband, State hanti, of Elm court, chair-' Mrs. James Motschall is corrcspondiDe secretary, Mrs. Mrs. William SimplOD, of I Supreme Court Justice G, man; and Staff Aides. Mr!, ~resident • elect. M r s. R. B. Franceschini treuurer. Bishop road, and Mrs. John Mennen Williams own Jack Frey, of St. Clair ave-' .ohn Elias, Mrs. Ray M. Mrs. Leonard ClaUone assist. Carter, of Cloverly road ~rs. Harold O. Lo~~, of nue. first .vice.chalz:man; Mrs. Whyte and Mrs. Michael ant treasurer aDd Mrs. Ro. have been welcomed'as mem: Lochmoor boulevard 197(.75 Leon Shllson, 01 Moselle l5urke are first, second land Rinke financial secre. ben of GroSle Pointe'. new. I Volunteer chairman' conduc. place. second ,rice.chairman.. tnd third vice.presidents, tary. est Quester chapter, and ted the morning business :'liore are: Public Relations, respectively. Mrs. Mark Valenle, Jr. Mrs. Marvin Putnam haa session at which new offi. Mrs. Vollrad J. von Berg, or :: Mrs. Georce Hartemayer was the installing officer, been appointed to continue cers were elected, including Stillmeadow lane, vlce.chalr: as the group'. historian for ~rs. Albert Ruppert,. of Not- man; Records and Awards,: the coming yNr. lIngham r~ad, who ~111serve Mrs. Stanton Glover, Jr., of~ as exec~hve commIttee cor. Yorkshire road, vice-chalr- Mrs. Thomas BaUmgarten,' \ respondmg secretary. man; and Welcome, Mrs:' out.golne chief exeeutlve, pre. Among those chosen to Frank Kruze, of Deeplands. sided over the Bession, ex. lead service and administra. road, vlce.chairman. pressing (l'aUtU<1e to the 1 membership and the adminis- J '~~ ,".','1 trative atalt and employes of ;~::~ , VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL saint John for their coopera. It was changing of the guard RAD VON BERG, (right) who'll tion during her term of office and presenting gold engraved time at the Fontbonne Auxiliary of serve as president for the r:ext two First English Ev. Lutheran Church charms to chairmen of Fotlt- ~aint ~ohn Hos~ital's annual meet- years. Remaining on duty, as always, Vernier Rd. at Wedgewood Dr. 884-5040 bonne's five major loclal 109 thIS year, WIth MRS. THOMAS through all Auxiliary officer changes events of the year: Mrs. Fran. BAUMGARTEN, (left), out-going is Saint John's own SISTER VERE- June 16 through 27-9:00-11 :30 a.m. cescblnl, Harvest Card Par. Auxiliary president, handing over NICE McQUADE, 55J, (center). Bible Story - Handcraft ty; Mrs. L. J. Schoen Ith , her gavel of office to MRS. VOLL- Recreation - Refreshment White ChrIstmas Ball; Mrs. All Children - Age 3 years through Angelo Pugllesi aDd Mra. Al. phonse Santino, Fa s hi 0 n office. planned the brunch. 6th Grade ore welcome. Show; Mrs. Alex Domin, Art Hospital President" James Mr. von Berg closed the Registration in the church office Show, and Mrs. John H•.Ma. T. Farley expressed his ap- meeting after formally reo Registration $3.50 Q child. III"S WHUl FOULWElTHE disoo, Bake Sale. precialion to members of the ceiving the presidential gavel. SAILING Proceeds from theae actlvi. Auxiliary for their devotion ties bave helped the Hosp!. to Saint John, and Mrs. SUIT tli'. Emergency Room and Blum.garten presented Mr. with the Cancer RadIation Therapy Farley with a check for CHILDRENS TENNIS HIDDIN HOOD Unit. $loe,~. proceeds from the $42.50 V.I.... A special reeognltlon award past year's events. • was eiven to Alice Hill, Gift Mr. Farley. thanking the $ 50 Shop volunteer. women fo~ their financial 3 2 support, saId, "I am deeply SUMMER CAMP Sister Verenlce McQuade, touched, perhaps more for • for M.n Ind Women SSJ, AuxWary director. pre-, the work, devotion and love WILL BEGIN THE WEEK OF JUNE 16th • W.lerproof seoted Mrs. Baumgarten with lhat this check represents We call il our STROH'S SUMMER SURVIVAL KIT, SurvivI' • Windproof il I 8Nr Jlr ~~~ Detroit 25% S'!Yffigs on Rose Society's 44th Denby Stoneware Annual Spring Rose Show June 15th thru 28th. Sponsored by the Eastland Shopping Center Merchants Now you can buy the dinnerware you've always dreamed of and save money while you're doing iI, Association Saturday and For a limited time only you can enioy great savings when you purchase original Denby Stoneware. Sunday,June 14 & 1'5. 1975 Choose from an exceUent array of patterns , . . "Cotswold" (shown), "PoMer's Wheel" red or green, "Troubador," "Minstrel", "Gypsy", "Camelot", etc. Hundreds of Roses on Exhihit 25% OFF applies to S.piece place seMings. solad/ from 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM denerf, soup/ cereol, fruit/desserf, sugar, creamer and small round vegetable bowl. a picnic and play on D'Hondt Way .. ,the Grosse Pointe Saturday, 11 :00 AM to 5 :00 Only Denby offer~ you all this plus nononsen,e 2- yea r guarantee against breaKing, chipping, crock. Children's Theatre will present scenes from PM on Sunday, in the ing and crazing in normal home use. Shop at Wiggs Grand Court and Save! ('lIldeld/ll, I'l'Il:r I'an, MalY I'nppinJ and 1h,d, on Saturday. June 21st. Bo)( Lunch at 12.00 noon (hot dog, bun, chips, cookies, chocolate milk and balloon), Performance at 1.00 p.m EASTLAND SHOPPING Tickets for $1.25 include box lunch and performance ' .to reserve CENTER .R.7rJ::. i': a place, telephone 882.7000 ext. 151 and ask for Cinderella, 8 MILE & KELLY ROADS, HARPER WOODS, MICH. 'Uu\or" -,'" ~'(I;~ I' lO(tJ,~ . Hours: Dally 9:30 AM.9:00 PM: Sun.~ ~, ~t~".'(dti~dtd 4080 telegraph (at Long Lake Rd.j GROSSE POINTE Open Mon., Thuri. & Fri. 'tll 9 • 644.7370 \ l _ • btb hn._ b .e .'bhP' t.SSt.o. OO.SOS>.h". h h$ .a 0 2•• 0.' •• 07.' Thursd.y, June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women T. A. Pennell Claim, Bride I From Another Pointe of View I Thomas Anthony Pennell, flower &irl Kelly Stahl's yel. ---- Navy League Ball Set at Lochmoor son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. low dress. PenneU, of Sarasota, Fla., John C. Pennell served as (ContiDaaed from P.,e 17) Louis Duenweg and Mrs. In SCience and Mathematics formerly of Do)'le place e'st, his IOn's be.t min. Groom.. Jean cut tile upper two-thlrcla of the Rhea shell Mrs. Emil Grob, of North Renaud road, is Party Paul D. Grubbs. in the graduating class at claimed Donna Louise War. meD were Tom H. Warren, ia half leDlthwayl, hiqiq it at the bottom to open Currently. there are more the United States N a val ren, daughter of Mr. and brother of the bride. Don like petals on a flower. Atain, as oa the other Sponsor this Year; Mrs. Thomas K. Fisher than 125 Sea Cadet units, Academy at Annapolis. Mrs. William Warren, Jr ... ot Pennell, tbe bride&room's shells, she stucldecl the exterior with tiny pearls, Serves as Honorary Chairman each administered and finan. Sarasota, as his bride Satur. brother, and Don Doole)'. of rhinestones aDd braid clally supported by a local Con9re9ational Co-op day, May 24, at a candlelight ~rasota. U.hers were Wil. In tile final diapiay, five allver ribbons con. Navy League Council. The cer~mony in Sarasot~'ll South liam Warren, m, another oed the Rhea egg. to the five 10GIe egp The Navy League Ball, presented annually by Nursery Has Openin9s the Detroit Women's Council of the Navy League United States WAVE Recruit. Trail Church of ChrISt. ~r of the bride, and Mr. _ •• • ment Program, the Navy ....ccepting applications for A reception at the Coro. Hilgw, of the United States, will be held tomorrow, Friday, Nurses Scholarship Fund, Grosse Pointe Congregational nado Apartment Club Hous\! Mn. Warren chose a gold The Rhea egg was placed atop a large cake. June 13, at Lochmoor Club. This year marks the the Dolphin Submarine Fund Co.operative Nursery's fall followed the 7;30 o'clock gown with gold accessories The ribbons ran from the cake's bottom layer to Ball's Silver Anniversary. and "A Day In the Navy" classes is Mrs. Fran Thomas •. double ring service for which for ber daughter's wedding. the goose eggs, around each of which were grouped Sponsor is Mrs. Emil program for youth are among 774.9097. the bride given in marriage The bridegroom's mot her the duck eggs, according to families. In one of the Grob, of North Renaud other projects the Detroit by her f~the.r, chose a lace. wore sUIt chiffon. . Navy League. groupings was a tiny "extra" egg, a baby egg, road, a Women's Council Mrs. Carroll Doyle, of Women's Council has aided Re~lvlng ber Associate accented peau de soie gown The newl>,:wedl wUI return decorated with a question mark in purple sequins: over the years. and a lace and illusion Ca. from a Slrubel "laDd vaca. vice-president. Mrs. Hel- Country Club drive, whose degree from Saint Clair Coun.• tbedral length veil. lion to make their home in Annabelle and Walter are expecting another grand- en Petrakis is general husband Is Commanding Of. The Women's Council also ty Community College Ma)' It child. ficer of the R. K. Turner WIS Pointer NATALIE P. Her flowers were yellow Hol1)'w~, Fla. '!be br~e. chairman. offers a yearly science award Division of the Sea Cadet to the cadet most proficient LEONARD. baby'a;. IS What they weren't expecting when they showed Mrs. Thomas K. Fisher, of Sweethellrt roses lllld g':OOm p.resently servmg Corps, is chairman of prizes breath WIth the Uruted State. Coast up at Jean l'nd Jerry Bresser's Three Mile drive Cameron place, is honorary . ., Guard. The bride recentl~ home May 31 for their 44th anniversary party was chairman. Gerry Fisher was assisted b)' Mrs. Jean Kirk. man. Mrs. Robert HiggUlS, of completed the Dental Assilt. the Fantastic Egg Display! But, my! . . . were instrumental in organlzlng Tallahassee, w~s honor. ma. ing Certification Program at they delighted • • . tbe Detroit Women's Council BaD proceeds help subsi. JUNE SALEJ tro~ for her sister. Brides. Manatee Vocational Colle,e, of the Navy League of the dize the Naval Sea Cldet Many, many hours of delicate work went into •0'" ., •••••• maids were Mr~. Tom H, B'radenton, Fla. United States. Proaram, an aU.volunteer or. (Iu.pl yarn, callVOI and custom "",) Warren, "of Seb~g, Karen Out-of.town pe.ts inclu<1ed the making of each shell, of course. As we said OUicial host and hostess ganization which train, about Kunkle and Marje McAtee, the John M. Pennella, of before: when Jean Bresser decides to do something, will be Mr. and Mrs. James 10,000 cadets throughout the 25% OFF ON ALL KITS both ~f Sarasota. Westlud, the Jeff Yanceys she REALLY DOES it. E. Houlihan. Mr. Houlihan, a nallon In all pbases of sea. Their )'ellow 'P 01 y e I te r and Jerry Yanceys, of Tam- Each rhinestone, for example-the final collec. captain In the United States manship. frocks and Southern Belle pa, Fla., Nancy Yancey, of tion contains over 2.000 of them-was put in place Naval Reserve, i. secretary Mn. Aaron Wilcox, of hats were trimmed with mon MiamJ, Mn. CatheriDe Hi(. individually with fine, pointed tweezers. and treasurer of the Metro- Loraine road, is Judie Ad. green ribbon, and they car. giol and Mr. and Mr •. George • • • politan DetroIt Council of vocate of the Women', Coun. O'hp~J~ rjed long. stemmed yellow Cri.t, of 8ebrlq, and Mr. A ' ..... 4.ntiat F.",Uy tbe Navy League. Mrs. Houli. ell. Otber Pointe women servo roses. and Mn.Robert JeDklna, of ban is pre.ldent of the De- In& on tbe committee are ,6ftS IAIPII AWL('-- .. v- .. 1.1-4363 : White d a is ie 5 accented Okeechobee, Fla. Prize for the Moat Pr.ideat1a1 Family &rood troit Women's Council of the Mn. A. W. Folter, Mn. m... t '0 to the Keanetb P. Loekes, of Barel.y road wbose lOll, BleJwod, wu just umed president 0i . . the Detroit 80IIt Club'. Mixed Bowline Leape. That mak. THREE Preaideat Lock., for '. f.ther Kea .. president of DBC Itself, and motber for a comfortable-secure retirement Dcrd'...... e bolU double ,residential offices, wleldiq I.ve" both for Thellere Art. and the DBC'. Wom- favorite. ..'. Bowllq Learue,• • • consider Ice C,..", And Forty H' Eight The French Train, Forty N' Eight, has promised to put in an appearance at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church's annual Ice Cream Social this year, pro- WHITTIER TOWERS viding free rides for all the young, at heart. The Social's set for this Mond8y, June 16, from 8 to 8:30 o'clock, in the Church parking lot, (in case of rain, it goes on as planned-but indoors, in Fellowship Hall), and everyone's invited to lick cones, sample sundeas, munch homelJ18de cupcakes and sip eoffee. Tickets, available at the d()(lr, are 50 cents for six-and-under, :1'5 cents for every- Overlooking the 415 Burns ". body else. . Detroit Yacht Club, Asaiating general chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Row- .J Stainless Detroit Boat Club, Drive steel $295 land L. Austin are Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Trow- Beautiful Lake ern, in charge of cupcakes and volunteel"l, and Mr. 51. Clair and the Detroit, Michigan Vellowgold Mrs. Robert R. Selby, food chairmen, Mr. and Mn. filled $395 Gregory S. Maury, decorations, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Detroit River. Pulsar R. Lee, entertainment, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Grimaley, Jr., tickets, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles DIGITAL DATE COMMAND WATCH ,w,. lAeoold, publicity. ' Two.button Pulsar watch now t.lI. the month • • • • and day as w.1I as th. time. With block face, 'P.. I.. Of Joy' C.lebNt. Fourth digital time or month and day light up in red at the "Psalm 01101 " the music ued at the first offi. The WHITTIER now offers Its carefree and cOIlYenlent way of life touch of a button. 3.y.ar guarantee. complete cial Fourth of J~y celebration ia 1783 at Salem, throulilh BORLAND-McBREARTY, REALTORS. A choice of studio and accuracy, no moving ports. 80th styles in stoinless (CHt...... oa Pap It) steel $295; yellow gold filled $395. 1 or 2. bedroom apartments to lult the mOlt dllcrlmln.tlng tute. Immediate delivery. A way of life amid« the 1ft-' ct -.atu,..., 8uJ*tor quIIlty rA CClnIIruCClon and ct.lIINIlhrciughout. ~ .i... 1ed bulldIng • WriS't!t Kay Op'.;on Accoun' -lanhAmericord. MO$1., Charge 'YfIalifJa Set Reg D.y Progr.m and groundl. FriIncIty'ltmoIpIlere. AYallebIIIy of 8ppIIlIzlng. WIll ~, wtlclIIIome IMIII. FWwonIl IIIIcIOn from "*1U JJa;,.J,..jj,,.j For Josi.h Harm.r OAR lor brfJlII(flllt, 1und1.~. HIIllCllndoor I'MmmIng pool. s.ur-. UbrWy. Ac:avIlIII room. V.... pnlng. Ivtd mort • • • . . . for information, oall or write. Wright Kay (Formerly Nancy's Place) Memben of the General "PERSONALIZED HAIR JOilah Harmar C II. apt e r .otII POtIilft onaon NOt...... DaUlbten of the American 1'05 I l."che".1 A"."ve 15100WO~dwo,d S~D"PI'" 'In", CARE AT "BS IS '61 osoo 3S4.lO«l REASONA8lE PRICES" RmlIuUon lither at the M•• rIDe City lIome 01 tln. Ken • • " •• 'IAM ... -... We Use Redken, Wella Detb Pyle Mo,,,1' ...... 11 IIll So.'" Wood .... 1 'ASHION SQUAU MAll for • bulineaa .. n01S '","10 and other quality products meeliD. aad lUDe:beon thla Slturday JUJIt U, at 12:30 MICHIGAN'S FINEST JEWELERS SINCE 1861 20951 MACK let. 1.9 Mile o'cloct. CoGlIteue. are Jeanne Le)'baa, Helen David. 395 FISHER RD. TU 6.3800 882-2239 IOD ad Barbara Smith. M June 14 .. FIt, Day, or H.rm.n E. M.,.r, Dlr.ctor of AdmIHlon., Whlttl.r Tow.r., 415 Burn. MR. J. Charlet Leyban will Drlv., D.trolt, Mlchlt~n 48214 PHONEI 123-8470 or 123-1077 .peak OG tbe Fla, of the United State. of America. • Open Thursday and Friday Evenings ,) < A conversational pair in a corner or flanking a fireplace, .. charming loveseats. diamond tufted and covered in rich velvets in deep brown, Wedgwood blue. soft green :I~'. or rust Or, if you prefer. choose a loose pillow-back style covered in quilted cotton printed In orange, gold. .-JI>' to green and beige on a sophisticated brown :~~~.-.. background. Save on one at $325. Save even more on () pair for Just $600. SAVE 20% ON LABOR I n stock for prompt delivery. 11632 Whittier 839-1038 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S WilL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET ~.::\'"iiI."". .' I , "; ' , , '" ~ ... GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. June 12, 1975 Society News Gathered fr~m the Pointes' Splash/Bash Set Monday The Bruce Materses Anne Henry Bride Of Bruce R. Maters' casting lumln.ries Sonny Eli. The Detroit Institute of and Mrs. Richard L, Maters, promptu selection with the Arts Junior Council's annual ot and Beverly Payne. They Write their Marriage Ceremony, Incorporat. of Kalamazoo, asked Steven group. benefit for the museum's Wnd. Van Lokeren. presi. ' . p ,... d b S'd ' Moore of Kalamazoo to act Mrs. Henry chose a floor Youtheatre returns downtown dent of the Junior Council, lng rayer .ompose • y I e9r~om s as be;t man. Guests were length yellow chiffon gown in a h)' the river this year under s.ys there will be more ceo Grandfather and MuslC:al S.lectlons seated by Mark Bedecs, also muted print and a wrist cor. a new but familiar OUe, lebrities booked before the . ------. of Kalamazoo and Gary sage of coral Sweelhearl Splash/Bash. first splash ..nd notes tha t . Settmg for the afternoon weddmg of, Anne Gould, of Ann 'Arbor. roses for her daughter's Hoping to net $15,000 for SUO contribution Splash! Ehz~beth Henry, daug~ter ~f Mr. and Mrs. George At the Grosse Pointe Yacht wedding. The bridegroom's the live kids' programs at Bash tickets may be bought I D~vld Henry, of Uruverslty place, and Bruce Club reception following the mother's gown, also .floqt the museum, the UDder-40 at the Art Institute's Ticker RIchard Maters Saturday, May 31, was Grosse ceremony, the bride and length, was of coral chiffon. members of the Founders OUice or from Chuck Muer. Pointe Memorial Church. bridegroom who met as Her wrist corsage featured Society will be poolside at Youthe.ther board ehairman, I The ceremony, written ------members of the Varsity Vag. matching Sweetheart r~ses. the Pontch next Monday, at the Pontchartr.in. by the bride and bride- honor atteD<1ant's in green, abonds at We~ern Michigan The newlyweds v~cahoned June 16, from 6 until 10 groom featured several the bridesmaids' In yellow, University, surprised their in .Toronto. and Will make o'clock. M 'Sl. - music~l selections per- .Dd all carried natural straw guests by joining in an im. t their h~~e In ~he Park:_ Co.chairmen are Larry DU./ aglc lOW Mouchelle and Joseph Sola. p r I ,~...;.... formed by their friends, baskets filled with yellow ka. Celebrities will model For [lase :-.;;;;;:.:.:1' • Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bus- and white daisies. Hammer 'N Nail Shoppe resort fashions for aucllon, I house, of Otsego, John Tucked among the flowers Oi.i.ion 0' Greoney 8uilding Co, while Dave, Hutson's 13-pi.ecei rh 1-- al!sin"lcs" Mulder, of Royal Oak, in the m.id of honor's bas. 11344 Whittier, 4 Wks. south of K.II, 527.3010 New McKmney Cottonplck- as\! .' an ",. and Linda Schwartz, of kel were yellow roses match-\ • Lumber • Plywood • Mouldings • Keys ers with vocalist Dave Wil. group, Will pre~nt a pe~. Saginaw. ing those in her sister's bor~provides the music. formance of ~.glc by Sulll. ...•. brid.l bouquet. • Locks • Doors • Shutters 0 Cabinets The processional and re- Wf IH5.T.AU WIlAT WE SEll This 'is the same group which van the M.glclan 8t 7:45 , cessional were rendered by Mr. M.ters, son of Mr.. won highest aw.rds at last o'clock this Su.nday, June ~:S,' I l v r' N wport Jazz Festival .t Grosse POinte Memorial . 1 , .,"~ .~ D.vid Mulder, of Royal O.k, : ca s e. Church. I' .,..,~ ~"tt:. .' on the trumpet. Last Minute Ideal In Carnegie Hall. - .0;...... •.. t Presiding at the 2 o'clock Celebrities who have al. . S.ingles from 20 to 39 a.re ,~ .~,.. ~'\"'~1-' rites, which incorporated a ready agreed to model .um, inVited to attend. A &OC1I11 • ~ .( • • _ • Father's Day Elegant AGATE ASH-TRAYS: mer clothes and bathing suits hour follows the program. "'Ii, ~. prayer 'vritten by the bride- kMl~ . groom's late paternal grand. by Hughes and H.tcher in. Phase I meets every Sun. .~ father, The Reverend JOM elude Detroit Lion stars Lem Iday night through June at " Maters, was Dr. Ray Kiely. Barney, LevI JObnS,On and Memorial Church. Social. ac- ~1~ .'i: Mrs. Henry fashioned her Mike Weger, teMis star tivities are con tin u I n g ,l' daughter's wedding gown of Trish Faulkner and broad. throughout the summer. . I ,#" ivory peau de soie. Cluny l.c:e accented ~r mandarin neckline, full sleeves and ca- Think Have Your Carpets & ~~~. ~/~ thedral train, and her bodice Each one is unique . , In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday, featured a band.tucked voile and different as the S yolk and E m p ire waist pring. Rugs Professionally May 31, ANNE ELIZABETH HENRY, daughter man receivi';'9 it. of the George David Henrys, of University place, trimmed with Cluny 1ac:e and Mr. Maters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. threaded with p.le yellow CLEANED satin ribbon. Maters, of Kalamazoo, exchanged marriage vows. Her cathedral length illu- We Have The Corred Method sion veil fell from a pieture To Cleon Your Carpet hat with a lace-covered I.' • We do all type, of carpet repair DSO Performs at Fairgrounds crown. She carried an old. GEMOLOGt5T5 ANO PERSONAL JEWELERS ,'~ CAll 'OR 'REf nTIMATE fawoned Colonial bouquet Seven young Michigan mu, with Beveridge Webster and of yellow roses, daisies, ste- P,o,... ,on.r'l East Side Carpet Cleaners Malcolm Ff'.ger. The Ameri- I sicians are featured .oIoists ph.notis, baby's.breath and 16635 KERCHEVAL I CLEANING l 1411 Ker I Ave, 822-1481 during the Detroit Symphony l:IIn work featured on this English ivy. GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN 48230 Orchest'ra's "Music Under program was Gershwin's "An Linda Lee Henry was her (3131 88?-!-2_32 the Stars" series of free out. Ameriun in Paris." sister's honor maid. Brides. door evening comoert. at the Tonight's program will be maids were Mary Clare Bar. MicNgan state 'Fairgrounds devoted entirely to Americ.n ker, of Flossmoor, Ill., and Wednesday through Saturday, composers with music by Mrs. James Whelan, of Kala- native June 11 to 14. Ulysses Kay, Edward Mac- mazoo • The four 8:30. o'clock Dowell .04 tlodgers and All wore dotted swiss programs conduc:ted by DSO H.mmerstein. Piano soloist gowns with tiered akirtI and • tan conductor-in-resldenc:e Paul is Charles Hip, making biI matching picture h.ts, the Freeman each Hlcludes ODe DSO debut in MacDoweU's 5i3cher ~ "STEP BY STEP TO THE BEST TAN" or more works by Americ.D Concerto No.1. (south side of the Fair- composers In boDor of tile .High, who studied at Juil- grounds) . "In the Village" naliOD'S Blcentennlal. SUNTAN LOTIONS and OILS liard and was lraduated from Further inforlMtion is Available at Grosse Painte Stores Pianist 'RIcherd Reid m.de the University of Te:U., allO available from the Detroit and Private Clubs his DSO debut at Wednes- studied witb Charles Rosen Symphony Orche.tra, 961. FATHER'S DAY JUNE 15 day even1Dg's opener playing 0'700. For Information Call and Leon Fleisber. He is now the Prokofiev Concerto NO.3. • minister .r the Churc:b of PEN AND PENCIL SETS PHOTO ALBUMS SUNSHINE DISTRI8UT9RSln~ .. , .';, B.eid, a Dative or Eatt Lana. the Keuiah (EpilCOpa1) aDd KE 24900' big; Is a graduate of Oberlin GAMES PU~LES 1 te.ches plano at Your Herit • •nd JuilU.rd aDd has .tudled .ge House. STEINS BOOKS - Vocal soloists will be so- prano Onita Sanders, tenor Frederick Bellinger and bari, GRADUATJON tooe Davis Gloll, presentiDg CARDS, GIFT WRAP AND PARTY GOODS excerpts from "Oklahom., .. GORDON "The King and I" and "The MANY GIFT IDEAS Something Super for DAD ... Sound of Music:." All three '" NURSING bave appeared several limes NEW! before with the DSO. HOME WEDDINGS - ANNIVERSARIES Copland's "Fanfare for the , CARDS - GIFT WRAP - The Basic book in personal and family Common Man" and operatic finance arias by Bizet, Verdi and BOI." E\ST JHFEHSO\ MEMORY ALBUMS -A quick and clear reference course in Rossini will be fe6tured at IlETlWIT. \\lell. consumer economics Friday evening's concert. 17047 KERCHEVAL TU 2.7790 -A source you can trust for sound advice Soloist is soprano Candace 821-3525 on personal money management Goetz. a recent gr.duate of : OPEN THURS. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. the University of Miehlgan Quality Sun;ng Care who m.de her DSO debut last March at a concert in San. dusky, O. Saturday evening's pro- gram includes two Americ.n Sylvia Porter's MONEY BOOK orchestr.l works: the over. 20% OFF ••• If You Trade Now. ture to Bernstein's "Candide" and "Aria and Allegro" by Available for a limited time only 01 $12.50 (price rises September 1) Hungarian.born Eugene Zll- No, not flour f.!or,flour uniforms! dor. Solo work will be Cho. A gift for Dad ... and the whole family ... for newlyweds or singles, for pin's Piano Concerto No.1, • anyone who worries about economics or is iust interested in basic facts and played by pianist David Syme who appe.red with the To celebrate the opening of our figures. , . consumer rights ... wills ... estates ... trusts ... This is THE , book for 1975! DSO at the FairgrouD<1s in '1967 and again in 1973. new store, In East Detroit we are This 23rd annual free Mich. igan State Fairgrounds con. having a very special trade-in sale. cert series is sponsored by the National Endowment for GROSSE POINTE BOOK VILLAGE-16837 Kercheval the ArtS, the Michigan Coun- cil for the ArtS and the De. Bring us your old uniform and Phone 885-0244 . . . in the Village troit Symphony Orchestra, in cooperation with the Michi- we'll give you 20% off the gan Slate Fair Authority. Entry to !be parking lot is through Fairgrounds Gate purchase price of a new one. SUMMER CARPET SALE Two on State Fair street, \ ~;?\: Please be sure your trade-in has been freshly OVER 1600 SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM SALESMAN 15% OFF ALL CARPETING of the Month ,... ') lallldered and is i1 useable CGllcition. We r j .HI donate it to a worthy charity. V \\ Step into Spring in style Trade up to a 75 at FOLEY'SAnn Arbor Uniform Stores \ Six locations to serve you. East Detroit 18065 8 Mile Rd, Fred Stone (opposite Hudson's) 776-0360 Call Fred Stone for help to buy or sell a WHITE SWAN Dearborn --. UNI"O"MS 22099 Michigan Ave. 565.6980 , FINEST QUALITY FURNITURE. THE LATEST IN Grasse Pointe home. NEW Ann Arbor Slore (1) i HOURS: 3440 Washtenaw Ave. Livonia :~~ FINE FABRICS, GENEROUS DISCOUNTS / MON .. FRI. opposite Bimbo's 19049 Middlebelt 477.1320 (Soulh of 7 Mil", nUllo G,eot S ,) • f • '"tit __ I n ++dri+,+6d e,. 9 9 9 • ••••• 9 no? 9 s • ...... L £ & 2 a 2 aass £ 2 ; p ,a $$ ) 5 5 5 5 a 3 5 a j 2 2J 2 2 2 5 5 5 aaass 2 5 S 3 S aaass $ a5 a a $ a a a J £ a ass 5 3 a J 5 as 5 a 5 • t t.t $ .5 S as $ a $ a 5 3 5 3 5'$$i;$ Thursday. June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.One Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women --_._._---_. - --'--"-"--'---"---'--" --_. - ".------_ ... _.' ..- --.---- Engaged Will Wed Jf'oods (;arl1(JIl Cllll, IIlslalls Guidance Center Groups Convene 1I\"la\l('(1 as pH'sidellt of .\1ilt's , ronesponding secre tl1(' (;rosse Point!' Woods tarl' . Mrs. George C. Crane Rec;i~;s Silver Pendant ' and ~lrs. James E. St. Denis. ,one is denied sen'ice be corresponding ~ecretary. cause of inabilil)' to pay. , (;'trlll'n Cluh Tlil'sday, June' l"llib mell1bers tll'parl n~xt in Recognition of 10 Years' Service to Direclors reelected to serve III an e(fort 10 dt'ter men. :l, ill' tht.' Clllb's annual 1l1l'l'1. Tlllirsda~'. Jllne 19, at 9:30 Com 't M t I H Ith F 'l't until 1978 include Chrislo. tal or emotional breakdown. 1I1~ in Ih!' ChalConle aw-nll" in Iht' mOl'lling for a lour mun'L_ en_~__ e~_ aCI I Y phl'l' Buck, ~lrs, Georgia Cig. the Ct'nler's thrust is on pre. ho 111<' of :'>ll's, Frank :\. :'>[01'- of Jafkson ~lelllorial Rose The annual May meeting of the Northeast Guill. lar, ~Irs, Crane, Dr. Barr)' \'enlion. A wide range of sup. ,~all Ilas\lrs ('al'l Berndt. Gardell, Wi ndsor. ea lIada, followl'd hI' I o'clock lunch. ance Center, held at the Harmonie Club in Detroit and ~trs. Frank Greer. Eleci. port sel'l'ices is offered to SIll' \\111 h,' a ssisted ill eon at I.~ lJasl'llIc French brought together the board of directors, Unit co: ed 10 serve until 1976 was al(encies. schools, crisis cen. 19757li hy :\Irs. \';1!t11' 1.. Carlsoll, \lc!'prl'sidl'l1t. :\Irs Hl'st.llIrant. Further in(orma ordinators, Unit advisory boards and members, Broman Gmtr)'. tNS and students, Commu.' lion lilaI' bl' ohtainl'd bl' ('all' "'ow board r lnnl" rs ap nit'. workshops are conduct. I 1J01l,~\d \Iarshilil. s('{'I'et a 1'.1', 'The Cenler is the com. I' '- -..- - prol'ed", for lhreeyearI ~ ue terms . ed. J A Speakers Bureau pro. ' \Irs Frank l: Dl'ttll1er, tal'tillg :'Irs, \';Hlson at 884. Illunity mental health fa. original Center building 10 al'l' Dr. Andrew W. Dahl. vides experlise for area .... ' tH'ilSllrl'!'. and ~lrs. (;eorgl' 2949 tility for eastside Detroit, raled in Easl Warren 3VI'. direl'1or of Plannmg, St. John ganizations upon request. Harper Woods and the: nUt' She has supervised sub Hospital, Siewart McFad. Northeast Guidance Cen.' { /<,,, ('1111,. Jr i l'l)." Ci I e SIll d()u t.~ Pointes i sequent rt'novations and 1'1' den, vice.president, National IeI' is a community service, / , I modeling, Bank oC Detroit, and Sianley directed by members from I Each "{'ar. (;ross(' h'1I1[\, This war's honoret's are :III'S. George C, Crane, of: Dr. Barr)' emphasized the M. Webb, Community fit-Ia. the communily. Authority is J Farull~' \\'11't'S IHlIWI t~o 10 l;rossl' i'oillte :\'orlh High's Moorland, dm'e, was honored: Center's indebtedness to hl'r 'tions adminislrator with De. derived from the Act 54 '/ cal high SdlOOI st'niol's wllh Julia Johnson whose ",other, at t~e dmner follo.wmg the i for creating attractive and troit Public S('hools Region Board under the Mental I Mr. and ~Ir,. ~Ierril\ l' Ph",,, hI 1',,11111,<:"0 ... 1 Shull" 11I,~h lime and 5kl1l to the Center A. Armbruster. vice.pres]. term. Servite Mission Guild I Ra\'oo, also of Wint!'r Park, tel' BEVEIlL\' Sl'E to Janws d~rmg the past 10 )'ears. I denl', Mr, Robert A, Waters, :,. The Northeast Guidance d' form!'rl" of \mt 'I' 1 111 1/ I To Present ellr Party i J"" I I a , 0, Josl'ph Osetl'k, son oC ~Ir' :Anne Crane, an architect, i treasurer; Mrs. Donald Me .. Center provides counseling I land, son of JIll'. and ~Irs" I k f' designed the o({ices in the; Guire. recording secretary, i for children, teens and ad. The Servite Mission Guild Harry Ral'oo, of Jackson all( ~Irs. Jl'SS!' Osetl' , 0 Give DAD a GIFT of , ------, ults when stress and anxiely presenl's its annual card par. ville. Fla, Kensington loarl. Accuracy and Durability ~Illa\.' beCOITIn ol'Arwhelming. ty next Thursday June 19 < ~ .' '. ' Linda was- gl'adual!'d from Both lhe hridl'!'lt'I't and I '1' Del>endin" on the severity at 7'30 III the evemng at U. 't I . I b " • , n1V,'rSl y .lgl(l'Il Sl'IlOo, ht'r Ciann', who Illall a De BULOVA See the new I of the situation, treatment, Samt Juliana s Church, Chal. Garland J unio C lie . 111 ' therapy and emergency serv- mers and Longview. DetrOit' K th' ("brb 011 ge t') \ ('ember wedding, were gradu. .. 'I bl f h'gh P' f h t d j a erme d s, 0 son, Ife IS aval a e rom a I . rlzes, re res men s an a, Mass . ;It,'d from (irosse Pointe lIigh Iy.qualified staH. Fees are rummage sale will be fea." .. " S 'h I I ~J"'/'" 5t t () PTY L FH.-\, I E5 d b' . . 150 I A June wedlllllg IS plann('u, ' . ~ 00 all{ . Ie ligan a e _ba_s_e__ on_a_ll_it_y_to_p_a_y_; _n_o__ t_u_re_d_._D_o_n_a_t_lo_n_IS_$_._._; in Winter Park. ,l'nil'ersity, where she aHili. ACCUTRON Styled by I • aled wilh Phi Heta Phi SPRING HOUSE CLEANING Miss L(trr(lbel~ sorority. WATCHES CIIRIST'IA\ DI()I{ (EXTERIOR) Speak's V Oil'S Power Wash Aluminum and Brick to & look like new, Terry Ann La r I' a bee, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. i Aluminum doors, screens and windows , GI\'E\ClfY I Lyman J. Larrabee, former I uttll1 cleaned and brightened. Kensington road residents I CIGARS from$l who now reside in Daven. ()00 Remove Paint rundown from brick. 1 port, Iowa, was married Sal- ! lob urda)', June 1. in Asbury! ~?ttJ:,7 I JOHNSTON OPTICAL CO. ACME PRESSURE CLEANERS, INC. W.I:,)ace. Orchids and greens formed her bouquet. 20343 MACK AVENUE in GROSSE POINtE Honor maid Lisa Harms, of Houston. Tex" and brides. remember dad with a gift maid Susan Kamm, of Lon. don, England. wore yellow from our brim full boutique jersey slip frocks overlaid I witb yellow and green daisy. Treat him '0 grooming aids patterned sh.eer, and wide. I from Arami., Pierre Cardin. brimmed yellow picture h.ats. They carried arrangements See o"r ."per se'ertion of '... of yellow and while pompom I den and oUire novelties, ~ daisies and greens. Parker pens and penril8. John Sloops came from Porlland, are.. to serve as his brother's best man. They • U.. I... GIft ...... ty c...... our"""He •• AUTIQUI are the sons of :\11', and ...... 1 ".".P CANDY Mrs. Charles Sloops, of '1'0 ledo. O. Ushers were Jim Leuthold, I of l\Iuskogee, Okla" and Da. ),IIll' Ikell, :lI\d motlin. d"ollra.~, arllst Htlll B Becht, vid Larrabee the bride's ,1"1'1,;, naill' l'''lUrl' ("lIn", ot Thl "]'oltd" KIa.!tl brother. ' The molher of Ihe bride wore a long, princess.line jant Bttht ,,111 hl It'" I"ng Btd" ".II he~"1 Itadllll,~ lier gown of beige crepe. with AT OUR GROSSE POINTE STORE I Bt:~rnn1fl~and ,\dl',In«:d (.ludllllg The Centennial Cup Quality Furniture Wood storage bins with country finesse ~.. ri t tl t !"!f} iil J t i 1I'll! r( (r I'" t () t 11: I' At Once-in-a- Lifetime Savings Made of POlldr.rOSil PIfW, stilllWd WilI IlllI. [OPP('(j \VITh \Vashlnqlon fd'I~I!\ __\.'1 :11'):11" glass fri1ll1r.d 111 stilliliess steel. .. il trll/' tOUl1llV look All ,al., final-fREE DELIVERY (11ft frOI~" tji~' (lr()(l~' ~ I III'... ~"I i" Fint com., Fint ,erv.d-No Ixchange, Ih;lt Cill1 !IJiIl sopl1lStlcCltf'd III iI tnod,"", Sf'llilHI C;lt'dl ;;;;1 "dV', for foods, COSIl1etlts, SldTI()Il('f','. 1',11 It "h 'i IX'! I Smel!1 ~).. 1111' <:;15 1\'I"rillllll fi " , 1i j " ( 1 ' , r l(~" t () f"." I '~ ~I , I I, ~ VAN FURNITUREI 11 ()I :l 1 il H S 10 "tween V.r.er & Mer'" 14•. 20343 MACK AVE. GROSSI POINTE, MICHIGAN Mon. ThUll, Fri. 9,30 10 9 -- fue,., Wed., Sol, 9:30 10 5:30 p,m. :;. .., == "'AITII CHAIOI, IAHKAMIIICAID PHONE TU 4-5885 2 HOURS FREE PARKING JACOBSON'S Will VALIDATE YOUR TICKET l \ S •.••.• crC •••. sSS.scssssss s .•rsS.S.'.1dt •• tttSsscSSSS SSSSSS ••ss.ssstsss.s .... c ••• ccr ••••• c.CC •••• d , .. , '. ~. Thursday, June 12, 1975 Twenty.Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS PICJe ------.------~~--~~~---- .__ ._-_._--_ .._._. Soci~ty~__~~~~s- ~_athered__~~~_~__!~~~~~~i_~t~~ '.' Mrs. R. B. McLaughlin Selliors M(J'veto New 1l,ollle ill BlI.tzel Center Senior Center. Inc., board tivities." Brace Krag, of Merriweather I as ex-institutional adults. McLaughlin-Maher The Seniors themselves are road, finance chairman, They! "We have come a long way oC directors held their annual meeting and reception Mon. pleased with their new home join Miss Locke, :\o1rs,Milton' from the store.Cront opellin~ day, June 2, at new head. Cor activities and counseling. Henkel, oC Sunningdale dril'c, uf the Center in 1953. whl'l\ quarters in the But ~el Fam. The building is bright and first vice. president. and J. the Junior l.eague oC Detroi, Vows Exchanged ily Center, Kercheval avenue cheery and has plenty oC Peter Smith, oC Lakeland ave. provided funds and vQlun near Van Dyke. room for craft classes, ca. nue, treasurer. teers to begin the work of The Butzel Center, first oC tered meals and social groups. The annual meeting includ hel!ling, th~ older clfizl''l Father Thomas A. Maher Presides at His Sister's its kind in Detroit, repre. The word m u s t have ed an audio.visual presenta mallltalll hiS sense oC prr Wedding: Three Sisters are Among sents a trend towards the spread, for since April I, 1970 tion of how the Senior Center sonal worth, usefulness: arlll complete servicing of people new Seniors have joined serves many clients in ('ach good health. . the Bridesmaids in their neighborhoods under Center activities. All enjoy of its branches. including "We arc still fortunate to A home in K;~~as Cily~~~ awaits Mr. and one roof, through the cooper. being part of the Bultel Fam Adult Care Services under ha I'e wonderful, dedicaled ily Center, as it is a total Mrs, Hiehard 13l.'nnett McLaughlin, who exchanged ation of city, state and fed. the direction oC. Virginia volunteers today helpine:, the eral agencies. community center where they marraigc vows Saturday, June 7, in Saint Clare de Crowthers, the Nursln~ 1I0~e proCessional starr" Mrs: AI_ I Judy <':saszar, But z el can mix with people of all Program under the directIOn. .' " r-.Ionlefalco Church, upon their return from a vaca- ages. of Christine Latka and Her- lardlce cxplallled as award, tion on Long Island, N,Y. ------.. ----- B'ranch director, is please. J. ?el':1" Judge and I\'lrs. Thomas s~e was .altend~d by h.onor i "In the past. 1 might have members including John Gar. tor. is pleased with the Se. Smith. Assisting with. - re A. IIIaher, of Bucking. maid Manlee Gilbert, In a I I to drive a senior Citizen to linghouse. oC Merriweather nior Center's continuing 1'(. freshments were Mrs. Theo ham road. lace.accented frock of baby I more than one location to road, and Mrs. G. Howard forts to expand and modify i dore Buttrick:' of Lakeview Willett, of Lochmoor boule. Mr. McLaughlin is the son blue \'oile, carrying an ar. I find help to solve his or her programs to best serve the i avenue, and 1\1rs, Antl)ony vard. of Mr. and Mrs. James R. rangement of daisies carna. I problems. Now I can do this needs of older people as 1\'1'11Vinci, oC Lakecr('st Iane-. McLaughlin, oC Dallas Tex, . 'I by walking around the build. New officers were congrat. }o'orthe 11 o'clock rites at 110ns" bachelor buttons and ing, saving time and energy, ulated, including Mrs. Rich. . \\'hil'h her brother, Father baby sbreath. I' sol am free to help more ard Kos,t, of Muskola road, Thomas A . .\[aher, presided, Bridesmaids. dressed iden- Seniors and provide more ac. recording secretary, and W. the bride chose an iI'or:i lically and carrying similar I pcau de soil' gown accented bouquets, were the bride's with beaded Alencon lace. three sisters. Mrs. Richard I A matching lace headpiece Peake, Mrs. Terrance Rior. The Tinder Box I Photo by ~ JtlcGr&lh, lr. LORRAINE ANN MAHER, daughter of Tobacco Shop University-Liggett School Judge and Mrs. Thomas A. Maher, of Bucking. ham road, became Mr. McLaughlin's bride Satur- In the new E.. tland ... 11 SUMMER SCHOOL day, June 7, at a morning ceremony in Saint Clare de Montefalco Church, He is the son of the For Dad James R. McLaughlins, of Dallas, Tex. ELEMENTARY on • Vl!'rbol Skills Development Proqrom don and Mrs. Thomas Chudy cousin. Todd Hunter, Greg Father's • Molhemoliu and Palli Yeiser. Bengston and Tim Rogers. Smell C1aue" {four 10 sill, students). Les McLaughlin acted as A reception at the Grosse Selec,ed faculty Irom ovr ,taff. Day .WEFEATURE June 19th Ih,ough Augull lit. Monday through fridcy, his brother's best man. Ush- Pointe War Memorial follow- ALL FAMOUS 8,00 12,15. ers were Mall Ida, their ed the morning ceremony. PIPEBRAND~ COllEGE PREPARATORY Cite Volunteers at Children's • SMOKERS' ACCESSORIES ~~ Small c10s.sel ollow for drengtheni1\g and od.onu.d werk in • VISIT OUR WALK-IN rfPj)11fT I'ntli.,'. /I,.. malh.mali". Engli,h, and for.illn longuog.s, Ad.anted More than 450 in.service zoId, Thelma Torrence, Gayle CIGAR "HUMIDOR" yr JJ ;~ .~iundrn'. . credit COurses in ~i11ory. ~dence and English. JUR. I .•. Jun. 19th Ihrough Augu,' 2nd. Monday through Friday. volunteers and 200 commu- Camden, Pat carollo, Marion • WE CARRY EAST SIDE a-IIII--- 8,00.12,]5 nity groups who have COD- Huegli, Rosemary Keenan, DETROIT'S LARGEST SELECTION ~~J tributed to Children's Hospi- Marie Ludwig, Susan Palms, OF INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS Movado. For In'ormation: Darrel C. Watson, Director tal of Michigan were hon. Susan Tettelbach, Ulrike CUESTA-REY CIGARS His gold watch for all time. ored Sunday, June 1, at an Tack, Clara Millar, M'lIry Co- TU 4-4444 or Evenings: 885-5664 1be Open House sponsored by hen, Bette Dobbie, Linda En- See Bob Waldvogel, Owner. ~r Tltis J 11\ ~lIld \\all"h. Ii~(' "II \I",ad,,,. j, Iwir In 1)11'.1' the Hospital's board of trus. gels.' Nancy Ross, Norma 1500 S\\i;"i:-, u\\urcb for Hqu'rillrit\ in h'I'!l1l1do~\ and Eschenberg, Usa Fisher and tees and administrative staff. desif!ll. IlIde\ dial. 1.11\1,1(',,11"'1"'IraI" [-; je,,"'I,.' 'S29,j. Pointers among the group Carol Gove. ALL CHILDREN WELCOME! included Maggie Adloeh, Still others were Cheryl EASTl:AND Mary Bezaire, M'8rjorie Pea- Swarthout, Patricia Hudson, i body, Lynn Zigenfuss, An- Trudee Munro, Amelia Ner. SHOPPING CENTER tN THE GRANO COURT nette Osborne, Lorraine Con. drum, Hazel Hamilton, JWse- -~ GEMOL.OGISTS "NO PERSONAL. JEWEL.ERS VACATION siglio, Beth Crane. Ruth mary Shea, Ellen Heller, Ida 839-5844 Dean, Marion Tyler, Brenda Herschelman and 'Agnes .~1iI 16835 KERCHEVAL Brady, Judy Brownscombe, Stechbart. GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN 48230 BIBLE SCHOOL , Liz Vineyard, Anna Piotrow. (~13) 885'1232 , Ages 3-12, ski, Faith Hemter, Judy Chrysler. Helen Rice and Slate Ketchum Krystin Rollins. Your BiblE' Stories - Games More were Laura Calcater. Group Meeting FRIDAY THE 13th ra, Doris Peterson, Jane Pet. Singing - Handcraft 'Members of Grosse Pointe grandmother YOUR LUCKY DAY, IN Memorial Church Women's Elizabeth Ketchum Group June 16th to June 27th gather tomorrow Friday, paid more for Dai.ly: Monday thru Friday <8rienld/ June 13, in the Mount Ver- "TIE,!t. non road home of Mrs. Fred. her carpet 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. erick W, Evans. Mrs. James I @?ugJ '1 A. Lafer will give the devo. are a great tions. than you CliFTY investment. Turn your old CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH and antique rugs into im- . WSU Medieal School Mack and lochmoor mediate cash by callinq everVlill. COINEI' , Friends Elect Officers Grasse Pointe Woods Tadros,~& Zahloute Years ago. buyinga carpet toolla size- able chunkout oflhe familynestegg. 136 Madison 963-7400 Friends of the Wayne State Buttoda);with productionand material OPEN HOUSE For further information call 884-5090 Cleaning & Repaj,~ng University School of Medi. costs reduced. carpeh ng is actu ally 1 9 13, 1975 cine 'held their annual meet. P.M.- P.M. JUNE cheaper than n was 25 years ago. In SEE THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF QUilTING ing at the Gordon H. Scott fact. 43% less at wholesale! So why Hall of Basic Sciences in the AND BEADING IN GROSSE POINTE. wait any longer?Carpeting not only • Register during Open House fora FREE Detroit 'Medical Cenfer com- aUdsbeautyto yourinterior.itinsulates QuillingWorkshop_.. plex Thursday. May 20, elect. against heat loss, too.It's!he all-around, • Contil1uousQuiltingand Beading ing Pointers Mrs. James M. best bfirgain01 the century! Demonstrations... Pierce, Jr., and Mrs. L. Mur- • See how 10 Persorlalizeand Decorate ray Thomas vice.presidents, WoodenClogs for Summer ... Mrs. Charles Boyce record. • Bringyour Craft problems and questions, ing secretary and Mrs. Don. we willhave Ihe answers ... aId Birmingham treasurer for • Refreshments. _, the year 1975.76. EornJiszewski COME AND MEET YOUR TEACHERS Elected to the board oC JANE BEEBE MARY FICARRA VIRGINII, McNAMARA, directors following a sherry Qullllllll B.. dlllll CIOlIi & Q~lIling hour and luncheon were Mrs. Kamran MQghi~. Mrs. Eber- Fisher WaUpaper & Paint . hard Mammen, Mrs. Gerald Co1+~ 16847 Kercheval Grosse Pointe "In the Village" 882.0903 Moore, Mrs. Robert Nicco. 776-5510 21435 Mark A I'ell/Ie lini, !Mrs. James HOt\'ath, Mrs_ William Gronemeyer. Mrs. James McKenna and Mrs. Charles Jeffries. Dr. Louis E, Heideman. TWO NEW OFFERINGS pediatrician and diredor of the Adolescent Ambulatory ESCAPE FROM THE ORDINARY Service at Children's Hospit- alof Michigan, spoke on ado. lescent medicine, its history, Liveability i~ ~oupled wilh elegance in lhi~ spacious Colonial. Accomodation~ facilities currently available include four large family bedroom~ - all wilh baths. 30' living room, big and, most important of all, library, 2 hI floor lireplace$, 0 guest.~ize dining room, great ~ilchen with "Why an Adolescent Servo pantry and brea~fa~t room and additional bedrooms ond balh on the third ice." floor Not iu~t a home. but a way of life for the family with a flair for entertaining BROWSE and enlhusiasm for outdoor aclivities, The large in.ground pool and green :~~:J ::~', hou~e overloo~ more thon an ocre of lush $prin~!ered grounds -- and plen1y THE SHIPS :~'.~'~~~~~:.~:/4:;,>.;.;;t:~~*':~ of room for a tenni~ court, 100. WHEEL ~"'''lj:'~''',.;'',~c~''''''''''''''"", ".~..';.,..." Coil today for delail~ or ~top by Sunday from 2 to 5 for a rewarding interior - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 inspeclion. Priced ot less lho n you would expect. 896 LOCHMOOR 643 NORTH BRYS .. \-~~ ThiS attractive home IS on a 107 x 162 New four bedroom home never i1ved tn Large -~- foot profeSSionally landscaped lot LIVing rooms With an excellenl floor pian. Wet plaster. " /:/~. room fireplace, library, FlOrida room. hardwood floors, marble loyer. Two lull baths 881-4200 "-', ~. Kitchen built ins. Huge master bedroom up. a half bath and a powder (oom down. Large OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 \ - .' " suite Finished basemen!. F616 tamlly room, formal (\lI1tn9 room G667 " "" 886-4200 886-4200 3 Grosse Pointe " Offices (""VAS Ol('OUS LIATHn• ""h' .. Ol(IIOIDS .... """1" the -- MIMlIlI 0' TM' IIIT.OIT AND OIlOUI ,"OINTI ",ilL "TATI 10AIIOS _.-.' S~,'S lf~etl 8r.nrh O"I('t'1 In -- 19.05 MACK ru ).1).0 DrrJlOIT _ GROSSI: POINTE - IT. t>LAlft SHORLC; C>nN OAU,1' • TO 6 'Nt t. , ,. M e •• be __ - ••••• ------...... - -.-.-. ... ~- _d -- ft' •• • ...... • - - . - • .. I Thursday, June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.Three :Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women ._------~---_._----_. ------Park Garden Club Gathers The David DeHaans ------Miss Betzing Wed to David DeHaan The Grosse Pointe Park Harsens Island," and special er's wedding gown of ivory were Barl Dellaan, another Garden Club gathered for its ~uest was Mrs, Andrew Fros. She S.lects Moth.r's Ivory lace and Satin Gown satin and ivory Alencon lace. brother, and Bill Betzing, the Monda)', June 9, meeting at tic, also a bird authority. for Evening Rites: More lace Edges lIer illusion mantiUa was bride's brot~er. the Harsens Island s\lmmer late.edged, and she carried The mother of the bride home of !\Irs, Frederick J. Grosse Pointe North Iligh h.r Evening Mantilla an arrangement of white chose a pink Qiana costume. Schumann. Mrs, John A. &hool English teacher JOliN Ross serl'ed as cohosless. At home in Sterling Heights are Mr. and Mrs. roses. iv)' and baby's.breath, The bridegroom's mother FOX has been elecled first 1I0nor maid Veronica De. w 0 r e multi.colored floral Leo Pospichal, from the David Alan DeHaan, who vacationed in Toronto Wolf, of Kalamazoo. and print ehHron, Both mothers Michi!:an Department of Coo. \'icepresident 0' the IIlichi. following their evening wedding Friday, April 25, bridesmaids Debbie and Pa. selected cymbidium orchid servation, Games Dil'isioo, gan Council of Teachers oC in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, and a recep- trieia Dellaan, the bride. corsages. spoke on "Waler Birds of English tion at the German American Cultural Center. groom's sisters, wore V. Mrs. DeHaan is the ------necked, long.sleeved frocks former Anne Marie Betz- ,Father Daniel Complo pre. \ of turquoi,se Qiana, with ivory I ing, daughter of Mr. and Sided at the 6:30 o'clock nup. lace inserls and carried I Draper's Mrs. George J. Betzing, tials. Paul Fox, the bride's wicker bask~ts filled with I cousin and godchild, was turquoise and white daisies, line lurnitur~ of Torrey road. Mr. De. altar boy, baby's.brealh and ivy. Haan is the son of Mr. Dave Fox, O,F.A., gave a jo'lower girl Karen DeHaan and Mrs. Robert DeHaan, special reading. the bridegroom's niece wor~ of Bloomfield Hills. The bride wore her moth. a matching turquoise' dress with an ivory lace pinafore Retired Te.chers OUer Defen,ive Driving Class Iand bonnet, Daisies, ivy and . , , 'I baby's.breath filled her Wick. A DefenSive Driver Tram. cause an accident. This IS er basket. lng, Clas~ sponsored by De. d,rivlng d~[en~ively, and pos. Randy DeHaan was his trolt Retired Teachers Asso- slbl)' savmg lives, brother's best man Ushering ciation under the leadership ------_._...... ' of George and Mary Schulz will be offered at Calvin East " United Presbyterian Church . in Cadieux road, Detroit, with four sessions running from 10 o'dodt tD noon Tues. day and Tbunday, June 17 and 19, and Tuesday and Thursday. June 24 and 26. Fee for membel"S of the Retired Teachers Association Photo by Collinilwood StudIo and the American Association ANNE MARIE BETZING, daughter of the of Retired Persons is $1. George J. Betzings, of Torrey road, and Mr. De- 'Ibe program. developed by Haan, son of the Robert DeHaans, of Bloomfield the National Salety Council Hills, were married Friday evening, April 25, in a campaign to reduce tra'. in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church. fie deaths and injuries due to traffic accidents, utilizes LENNON movies, charts and work. Super brick ranch with den, 2 full baths, central air, near Eastland, G.P. Scllools - $37,500. Conc['u!le Libri Season June 9 ~. point stressed Is not Libri Club's final meeting ueer is ,Mrs. Robert G. Har. to insist on the right of way, RETIREES! , " of the 1974-75 season was even though it is clearly Lovely brick with family room, kitchen including buill. held Monday, June t. at the rl.. your., If you think it could ins, attached garage, Park.like landscaping, $44,900. Father's Day ;s next Sunday! Grosse De home of Mrs. J. !~~~;:;~;:;:::;:::::;:::::~:;:::;:::;:::;:::::::::::::::::;::::;;~;:::;:::::::::::;:;::~::;:;:;:;:~:;:~:~:;:;:~:;:~:;;.:I:~:.~~~ Richard Foley. Following BOATERS! luncheon. Isabelle Swan luxury CANALranch featuring country kitchen, panel. Barcaloanger •••for reading presented a History of Grosse led family room. sporty rec rm., central air, at1ached Ile. garage. Don't Miss this One! - $62,900, Newly.elected officers in. .~ 20% OFF I "Sir Charles." So deep and roomy. So very handsome right down to elude Mrs. Thomas A. Gar- its gleaming brass studding, superior upholstery, smart magazine < red, president and Mrs. John H. Longley. first vice.presi. entire stock of polyester pouch. For statesmanlike relaxing: extra ottoman length and a head- dent. rest that adjusts to every turn of his proud head. Barcalounger crafts' Second vice-president is Mrs, William F. Labadie, re- DOUBLE KNITS manship, of course. cording secretary is )Ir •. Glen W. Fortinberry, cor- responding seeretary i. Mrs. ON SALE W. Leo Cahalan and treas- $279 Thursday - Friday - Saturday Yachtslvomen TAKE DAD TO ~~eet Tonight COURT! ~ - Yachtswomen setUe for WEARING SHORTS Draper's , their monthly meeting to- night, Thursday, June 12, at AND SHIRT FROM ljn~ 1U,,";tu~ 8 o'clock at the St. Clair Jacobsons OUR EXTENSIVE . Yacht Club. Hostene. will COLLECTION . be Elizabeth (Mrs. George) FASHION FABRICS WE CARRY: 23020 MACK AVE. (Near 9 Mile Rd.) HEAD ADVENT Verbal, Elaine (Mrs. Ben) "In the Village" St. Clair Sh(trft 'hone 771-3500 Soule, LUa Hyatt and Sharon COURT CASUAL PROFILE Open Ev•• , .Iil 41 p.m. Mon, lhru Thu ... , Fri. (Mrs. Marlow) lA!e. TOM GORMAN Holly Hill Plant Party will Oth.r day. 'til 5,30 p,m. be presented by Linda Garon and Sandy Kramer, and final • plans will be made for a ~ summer boat rende:tvous tlND June 28 and 29 at ClintDn WICK WILLOW Gables. 19491 MACK AT SEVERN Grosse Pointe Woods 885~9400 Motor City Business NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Women Meet May 28 . ~ROIII I'OIItft Grand Opening Celebration'l The monthly dinner meet. ing oJ thl! Motor City Charter Fri. and Sat., June 20 & 21 SKI HUT Chapter of the American Meet 80& Allison of Doo, P,izes 19271 MAeI '"YOM Business Women's Associa. "AA Y04J1 Neighbor" ana G_ hln .. W... tion was held at the sen. F,;., June 20,h F,ee Gil,s .... 1 hi W... Theal,. tinel Building in East Jeffer- son avenue Wednesday, May ',0m 2.3 P.M. 80'" Days Phone 884-5660 28, at 6:30 o'clock, SHOP HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M. William HiltDn, acting di. to 5 P.M. ThUll. 'til 9 P.M. rector 0' University Courses, MOI'e, Chol~ Acceptea Adult Education, Way n e State University. was guest speaker, Addie McCatty gave ~~.-' the vocational talk for the month, Guests were wel. Do you -know . , . that the finest Ladies " c:.Ollle. Shop in this area is located at: May is Scholarship ,Month for all ABWA chapters, Cur. 16434 East Warren Ave. rently, Motor City is spon. {Between E. Outer Drive and Audubon} lSoring three young ladies: A visit to Isobelle's will convince you. Besides Linda Samuel at Northern an at1ractive selection of regular, large and half Michigan University. Patricia size dresses you will find a large selection of, Roweaat at Oakland Univer. • Blouses • Sportwear • Hosiery sity and Marie O'Donnell at Marygrove College. • LingeriE" • Handbags • Sweaters • Scarves • Bra - Girdles CLOSE OUT SALE - SS,()()O DISCOUNT FOR EACH UNIT. S.. Our' /2 OFFCUA.aNCI.aCK Offer Expires June 30, 1975. Just Nine Condominium Homes Lef[. Now is {he Time (0 Buy. Get a Good Dca.l SELLING and Qualify for Your 5% Tax Credit. .JJabefte ~ Spacious floor plans and interiors of Condominium. Home, af Ih" 16434 E, WARRENAVE.opposite Alg.r TII.ot.r Jefferson Apaumen" fe;!lure 9 fOOfceil inKs. individual 1('" he,IIin!: 'YOUR TU 47980 and coolinR, fOP of the linc (j,E. kilchen. Wilh icoemaker and washer. Mondo, Ihr" Sa'urda, 9,30 ",' 5,30 drycr. A wel har i, ton,'cnicn!ly IO«IIeel for enrerraininR. In\lll,lIell M;chieon 8onllord MOJ',r Chore- 8cnkAm.rKQfd wall" floors, plumh'n/: and window, insure maximum quic!. HOME? NalUral firepl,Ilt, A nelwork of the mOSl modern ,ecurily ,)'''em\ Kuards you, your home and your p.useHions. There art' Ihree (;ro!\!\f' roinl~ Real Est!!te separale ele"Mors and approximalely I,(JOO square feel of pri,.lle (;0. has more unique ways' slOralo:e. EXlerior mainll'nanre. ~i1rdcninR and snow (emmal are IhAn "011 ('An ima!lin~. They' arran~ed for a mOnlhly (c.(., The Jeffcrson Aparlmcn" i, an .ulull plJrd~A!\" oulri!lhl al fair' JOHN'S communily, Re\idenl\ arr homeowners and enjoy I;IX ded'H linn, pril'f'~, Thl'Y havf' their df'- and Ihc in'eHmenl ,enlri,y of h"in~ a propeny owner and l'quily si!lnl'r rl'vif'w YOIlr house LIMOUSINE advanla,l\e" !.",,,red 2 hlo,h from a park wi,h hO"1 ,lip', \ hl"d(, for tolal pOIf'nlial al their from <;'0\\(' Poinrr ,hoppin,l\, 21l minlll(,s (rom downlown Df'lWII I'xpf'nsf'. Thf')' also have a SERVICE h)' hu\, !luaranlf'f'fl sal" li~lin!l. If Modcl 0pl'n 11 10 ~ daily excepr Wcdnc\day. Enlcr on Ndf or ~1. ~his isn't I'nollll:h thl'Y wi II FOR WEDDINGS ... Cla ir Ro,..!.. Pr;H'd from S7". HIll. Now priccd from S7,1, \011, , also Illkl' Irad .. ins - rrom Sail" and m,lnalt,'m"lII hy Mi('hiltan Condominium Corpor.lIi ..n. housf'S nnd val'hl!\ to farms AIRPORT SERVICE .. , and ,af'anl iand. ANY SPECIAL EVENT HH1.77()8 or 774.1 Sli I , This ahilily 10 hI' r1f'xihll' i!\ all imporlonl 10 huy"rl (CHAUFFEUR DRIVEN) ond !\1'1If'r!\ alike. So call TheJeffersonApartments Ihf'm and hl'ar Iheir slory. JOHN p, MASOURAS Wf"11 hel Ihf'Y will win your 773-7474 846-3060 t 7 t t t E. Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pointe fa\'or. Groue- Pointe'. Newe.t Condominium 882-0087 Page Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 12, 1975 ------~------ ....> .~.'. ::', ,.,::.: 1A-PlRSONAU 4-HELP WANTED 4A-HILP WANTED IS-SITUATION 6-FORlENT 6-FORRENT 6A-FOR lENT to-VACATION _G_E_N_E_R_A_L_..__ ... _~ISTIC _. ~.~~_TE_D .--- lI_N_F~~IS~~~_ __U_N_F_U_R_N_I.S_H_E.D____FURNISHED REH_-T-ALS-.- /] !'JIONO.A.MASSAGE RELAXING experience, for ir'A1R9R£S$ER, I' x p I' I' i' WAN TED _ Experienced GEI{~IAN SPEAKING worn. FOREST LAKE CHATSWORTII5 room lower, GROSSE POINTE PARK, 2 TRI.LEVEL Chalet, Charle. male or female. Appoint. enced. dependable, some cooks, waitresses and cou. an wan t s convalescent APARTMENTS garage, married couple, no bedroom completely furn. voix area on 6 mile Lake, ment onl)', 546.1799. clientele if possible, for pies. Grosse !'ointe Em. work. Can live in 5 days. 11 and 2 bedroom from $185, children or pets. $215. TU ished; utilities, $225, 777. fireplace, 2 baths, phone. Grosse Pointe salon. 884. ployment Agency, TUxedo Grosse Pointe only. 773- includes heat, air condition. 4.4067. 2868. 884.0431 after 3 p.m, I WANTED. instruction 0330 or evenings, 1791.6739. 5.4576. 5683. I ing, modern electric kit. ----- ....-.--- ..------.------in drh'ing stick shill on the ____ . ._. __ ." NFED I'A'INTI-NG';-W'-- chen, carpeti~g. pool, many COMPANION-Nurses aide, 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT PLUSH CHALET in Boyne floor. 881.4437. SALES POSITION opening EXI'EIlIENCED WOMAN - • , .. • .' e are more convemences. Across weekends. Live in pre. ------Country, 4 bedrooms. safe with a Grosse Pointe based Li\'c in, for cooking and wailing. Call Bill or Paul from Lake St. Clair, 5 ferred. After 6 p.m., 776. COMFORTABLE room, pri. swimming, fishing, goUing, oun THANKS to Barb Car. rion and Riko Leonhardt ~~;:c~n:ll::S~I;~~~~~~~~ :1~~,eO~hoe~se~~I~;' ~;1~1~~:i ~~i~~~~e~.r 779.6823 for free 1 :~~~~es,!. ~ile ~~~~~~~~ _.~~_. ~i~12~~~rance, and garage. $250 week, 478.96t3. and to the Service Art ings firsl year. Commis. days, Able to dril'e. Hef. iIANDYMAN,;'iddi;'-'age~ Road.'Mt. Clemens. Office HANDY MAN, college stu. P-R-I-V-A-T-E--E-N-T-R-A-N-C'''E--, FLORIDA Fort Meyers Company from the SA CO sions and bonus paid on in. erenees. Very p I I' a san t experienced, can do any. phone 791.3093...... I dent. repairs, painting, ser. large room with garage, Beach ,condominium. Dir. girl's softball team. dividual performance. Your home and qua I' I e r s in Ihing .. ~8~~I~~ .. .__ 4887.4889 wo-oDiIALL~b;d: I cv.ioclels'FrNeod~Ofbtert060,,sl.m al 1., professional gentleman. ectly on Gulf of Mexico, 2 -_.~ ------_.---~ u 1 application will be prompl. Grosse Pointe Farms. COli' d I $ U - 885.4216. bedroom~ linens, cablevi. WILL BOA R D your dog ' I .400 IF YOU'LL name the job you room up ex, 200 per I 3005 sl'on, sleep's 6, pool, theatre. while )'OU are on vacation. 1'1 answered. Pl ease write siderate emp oyers,.. want done, we'll do it. VA month. 885.8210. -- .. -:_---.- .. ------.--- Fenced yard, 886.8517. Box E-Q. Grosse Pointe '11onth. 881.3075. 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT tennis, golf-5oo yards to News, 99 Kercheval Ave., __ ' '. , . 4.91~~. Stokees Multiple 2B-E D R O-OM'-~part~~~t, IN COM E, 3 large clean I first tee, $450 month, $25'J 2A-MUSIC Grosse Pointe Farms 48236. LADY to stay wlt~ widow,! Ser~~~e~: I complete kitchen, Quiet. rooms, heat, 11ght, hot 2 0 F F ICE S available on biweekly, Evenings 533 EDUCATION .- I j Il h t h"u~kccplng :md llUUKKt.:E!'EH expenenced !llan)' extr ..s. Adults, llu waleI', $140. TU t.2497. "The Hill" $70 and $50. 0129. RESPONSIBLE sitter needed cook for two. llclerences . I h ' f bookk pets. 881.0258. I -"-"-'-- I 885.7510 ' ------.--- ...... d VA 2.7117 1~. ~n a I p ases 0 . eep MAnYLAND near Warren 5' VACATION ~t Lake Huron WOODS MUSIC STUDIO I for 4.year.o Id st ar t 109 In reqUIre. "" mg' also automobile deal ------.------' ------"" . 20511 Mack near Vernier September, 4 days. Musl tween 10:30 a.m ..3:30 p.m. ership accounting 527.9772' ALTER ROAD. attractive 3 ro~~. lower flat, $160 plus WOULD YOU like a deluxe Lakeside ~partmenl, $60 have own transportation, .. ------..---- . __ .__ ...... room apartment. Excellent utlhtles. 5278117 after 6 4 office suite? Ideal loea. week, 100 miles frolll De. Guitar & Piano Lessons Home or Studio references required. 882. RELIABLE cleaning lady COMPETENT student expel" building and quiet tenanls p.m. tioD, ~550 Vernier off 1.94 troit. 376.8030. 8850024 701$. needed 1 day weekly. 885. ienced in dental office in. Adults only. $110. 884-3883 expressway. A I I' condi. 0698. eluding typing and insur. NEFF ROAD, 2 bedroom lioDed, carpeted, pneled. BOYNE COUNTRY PIANO LESSONS, qualified PART TIME delivery help. ------ance, seeking part.time 6 ROOM upper flal, stove lower flal, $225 per month. Small private building with 2 TIER CHALET, fully fur. teacher, my home. TU 2. 7 Mile.Maek area. Good I CLEANING woman. Europe. work. 884.3$8$. and refrigerator, utilities 884.0700. excellent appearance, most nished, upper 4 bedrooms, 7772. compensation. TU 1.9390 an, 4 hours, $12 e\'eryother __... __ .___ not included. No children delightful atmosphere. Mr. 2 baths, kitchen, fireplace, after 3 p.m. week. Near 8 ~lile.Lake. 2 COLLEGE students will do or pets. $145 per month, 7 MILE.GRATIOT, 1st floor, Piku, 776-6660. lower 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, GROSSE POINTE shore. 886.4241. lawn cutting and garden. s e cur i t y deposit. Near 3 room apartment, tiled I I kitchen. fireplace. Tiers MALE SINGERS wanted for .---.---- ing. 884.5563. Grosse Pointe and trans bath with shower, lots of OPPOSITE EasUand, Opal are interconnecting if de. MUSIC BachandBeerSociety.Call LADY or couple to Ii\'e in --.------porlation. Available June closet space, all utilities Plaza, 2.room suite. 777. sired. Private putting INSTITUTE OF 886.1043. I and care for 1 semi.ilJ\'alid, HIGH SCHOOL student de. 23rd. Young couple pre included. Adults only. LA 4646. green, go If, swimming, Register now for do cooking and general sires deaning, cooking, ferred. 884.7440. 7.8207. I ------horseback riding, fishing Summer Semester I NEED 10 PEOPLE prefer. housework. 886-3076. babysitting anytime. Has I COLONIAL EAST within walking distance, Instruction offered in Piano, ably over the age of 21 who ______. experience and good refer. 6161 NEFF ROAD _ 3 bed NEW DUPLEX - I'h baths, 9 Mile.Harper, new 200 -400- 425-8933. Voice, G u ita r, Strings, lire interested in part time W 0 MAN experienced in ences. Call Caroline 884- room house, fenced yard 2 bedrooms, full basement. 800 square feet. Janitor. Woodwinds. Distinguished work. Working hours are cleaning. One day a week. 1231. available July 1, $250.00 garage. Grosse Poi n t I' Near Expressway. Carpet. LAKE FRONT condomin. facully. TU 2-4963, 16237 flexible and earnings are Grosse Pointe home. Ref. A C C 0 UN TIN G • BOOK. month plus utilities, 1 year Park. Call 822-2659. ing, drapes, ample parking. iums, two and thr~ bed. Mack at Three Mile. unlimited. If interested call erences. 882-2143. lease. 3 BEDROOM h Reasonable, 881-6436. rooms now available for Michael Boehm at 824-8779 KEEPING, part.time in JOH ome, 2 car I ------sale and vacation rentals. 2B-TUTORING daily between 2-6 p.m. EUROPEAN woman 2 days my office or yours. Rea- N S. GOODMAN, INC garag~h large lot. Many ex. HAMPTON SQUARE East Shore of Torch Lake, a week, 9 to 4. Own trans. sonable rates. 822-2335. 886-3060 93 Kercheva tras. ildren OK, no pets. BUILDING near BeUaire and Clam PRIVATE TUTORING MAN FOR general mainte. portaU'on and G r 0 sse . $225 plus utilities. 778.5534. 22811 m.".aftk~ Ave. R iver. Contact lItr. E dgar, BEACONSFIELD La 3 in nance work in G I' 0 sse Pointe references. 882-7037. SOUTH HIGH st u den t wan Is - wer Various size office suites Pointe Farms home. Ideal odd jobs, painting, etc. CaU bedroom flat, newly deco GROSSE POINTE PARK - TU 6-6010. YOUR OWN HOME Bob 882.2274. rated. $165 plus security 2 bedroom upper, new ap- av~ilal ble .. Optiooal secre. CANADA L k S. Cl' 3 All subjects; all levels. for retired person seeking 5-SITUATION 875.3989. pliances, $180 plus secur. tarla servu:e. , a e I. all', Adults and children. Cer- part time supplemental in. WANTED HANDYMAN, will install or ity, 777.2868. 884-4516 or 4 bedrooms, 16 miles tified teachers. come. Approximately 16-18 . !hi . from Windsor. Good beach, repair any ng 10 your LOW E 'R F LA T, Grosse ON THE HILL paneled office Call: hours per week. Hours flex. PRIVATE NURSING home or yard. Brick reo Pointe Woods, 3 bedrooms AVA1LABLE immediately. h . $500 per month. 886.1$$9 or DETROIT AND SUBURBAN ible. Atmosphere congenial. . I Small servant qua t 2 wit separate reception 1.<1.9.7""'.3981. AroUJId the Clock pair. Ca 1 Jerry, PR 5-ll453. applliances including dish r ers. room, second floor with ell" .. <.. TUTORING SERVICE 889-0488. EXPERIENCED mat u I' I' washer, washer, dryer, and ~oom\ and d bath .. no pets. vator, light, pleasant. TU KINGSVILLE on Lake Eric. 356.0099 In home, hospital or Durslng ecun EXPERIENCED beauty op. borne. RN's. LPN'., Aides, lady, Farms resl'dent, will 2 window air conditioners n YG epopslt\ t re fe r . 2-0359. 30 miles from Windsor. 3 .month. Park prl'v e ces. rosse om e. 8 8.5 bed COLLEGE senior, chemistry erator, to work part time companions, male attend. 't t' Al f $250 per 236 f FOR LEASE rooms, conveniences. b abYSI any lme. 50 or ileges. No pets. Immediate 7 a tel' 6. 885.5982. major, will t u tor high in the most modem salon ants, live-ins. Screened aDd vacationing parents. 881- E A S T DETROIT 56 school students in math on the East side. Call after bonded. 24 hour lenice. occupancy. 884-8765. CHATSWORTH.E. WARREN, - 21 7 4476, 886.9814. upper 6 large mod I' I' n Kelly - 1330 sq. ft. Ideal DO YOU LIKE GOLFING, and the sciences. Reuon- 6 p.m. TU 1-4713. Licensed nurses for illSur. able rates. Call Pat after MOTHERS HELPER. High NEFF ROAD, upper. near roo m s, decorated, $180. for physician, n I' x t to swimming, horseback rid. THE CUT UPS INC. Ince case•. 5 p.m., 884-5158. School Graduate wan t s Jefferson, 1 a r g '2 elegant Utilities extra. 885.6803. pharmacy; Will partition. ing. trail biking, hiking. YOWlg stylists - High earn. POINTE AREA NURSES babysitting job, experi. apartment. 3 bedrooms, 2' Lost of parking, Bra n d beautiful scenery? Perfect TU 4-3180 EXPERIENCED TUTOR, ell. ings. An exceptional future. eneed. Call 885-4552. baths, kitchen complete STUDIO apartments 0 v I' r new. Area needs general family vacation home near 1185-3240 cellent refences. Phi Beta LAWNS MOWED - Garden. fireplace, screened porch. stores, responsible adults practitioner. Petoskey, dishwasher, T.V., Kappa North Graduate, U TYPING SERVICES, I.B.M. Beautiful garden, heat in. only. Inquire in person E AS T DETROIT _ 22850 phone, sleeps any size TYPIST CLERK, uniforms ing, landscaping, odd jobs. of M hound, will tutor furnished. 10-6, no Sundays Experienced, reasonable, Selectric, prompt, profes. eluded. No children. Lease. 14406 Mack Avenue. Kelly _ 750 sq. ft. Almost group, com pie tel y fur. grade or middle schoolstu. sionaJ. Call Sheila after 6 ....Q5 per month 8855094 P . nished. 647.7233 or 616.53$. or holidays. Sutton Drugs, references. Jim Parsons. or- .'. ST. CLAIR 781, upper or new. rlvate lav. dents in any subject, in 886-1290. p.m .• 964-5043. 2350 . my horne or yours. RealOn. VA 2-4085• QUIET, 1 bedroom 'apart lower, $250, 2 bedrooms, EA~T DETROIT - Kelly at I, . able rates. can Kathy, 881. A HEAL SALE'S' COLLEGE 5'ruDENT-Will ment, Kelly.9 Mile alea heat furnished, new carpet. 8' Mile. 3,000 sq. ft., excel. BOYNESTADT VILLAGE - ,I HOME & HEALTH do odd jobs. Experienced Single older tenant pre Available July 1. See, then lent exposure. Second floor. Apartment available night, 3442. OPPORTUNITY in lawn and garden; paint. ferreIATURE. employe,l woman 4-HELP WANTED GENERAL fice skills, baby sillinl(. in. I CEI:EBRIITE FLAG WEEK bedroom apartments, ut'ili Grosse POinte, only $140 FOR RENT or sale illar; desires 2 bedroom, llnfur ,------~---.----._~--' '_4'. - lcreslcd in denlal ai<1ro I With a new slar studded ties, appliances. draperies. 1 per nl0nlh, Nice for. one or thon Key, 125 miles South nished aparlnlenl or n;tl h~' sales. food services. need~ job" ,.,',. $195. 777.2868. I two adults, also mce for of Miami, on the water AUI(. J. !'lease call nGt.7892 c 10 t 8811666 . HARRIET SORGE ------.. I college graduate, q II i e t overlooking golf course. or 8824465 after 600. mp ymen. . , " I DUPLEX 2 bedr~o" - d - buildin", no I)ets. Here vou 3;;0 Eastland Ctr. Prof. Bldg . ' . . m, en. " "Diving, fishing. tennis, new '.;'A...N.....T.-E...D-TO Ilf'.",.'T 1\'I'lh op. REAL ESTATE mCYCLE REI'AIIlS, o\'l'r! 372.4720 'aIr condItIOned, 2 car ga. have the choice of Grosse 2 bedroom, 2 bath, fully" " hauls, Professional grade i . .__ .... __ . rage, Nothngham.Whitlier Pointe husses and Citv furnished Condominiums. lion to buy after one year ENERGETIC men and women to learn the work at much lower prices. '6-FOR RENT area. $190 month. 7718271. husses for downtown D~ Pool and maid. 731.6248. or Land Contract. 3 bed. fascinating and remunerative Real Estate busi- , Jim Bidigare. 886.2203 after' UNFURNISHED ------.... troit. Telephone 331.3909 or -'--... ._ room home. Grosse Pointl' GROSSE POINTE WOODS R - Wood I 8 p.m. I'------CI b 821.2818 or 821.8985. USTIC log collage. Otsego s area. Call 8890298 ness. We arrange for license training and ; .. __ ...... ,INDIAN VILLAGE-Modern ean rick bungalow featur. Lake, Gaylord, Mi. 3 bed. after 5 p.m. continuous soles training. ,UNIVERSITY of Michil(an lone bedroom apartment. ing living room, dining NEWPORT-Near Jefferson. rooms, sandy beach. For --- .._....:. Gralluate students. Quality. carpeted, utilities private area, 3 bedrooms and bath. furnished apartments in. information call 348.2664 or MEDICAl, STUDI-,NT. anll This office is a member of the Grosse Pointe ~xterior and inlerior raint.; parking at door, $155. 961. Also includes I car garage, cludinl( utilities from $85 after 6 pm 882.6872 profeSSIOnal Wife deSire un Real Estate Boord. The Macomb County and mg. Prall and Lambert' 74tl, 4999378. full basement, gas heat and I pcr month. Call 8217492. - . '. I furnished 2 bedroom apart finishes. Free estimates...... ---.__ some carpeting and drapes. i COTTAGE on Lake Huron in ment in Grosse Pointe. E. Det. Reol Estate Boord, We ore totol MULTI- Economical rates. Tony,. EASTT,A..'1D arca, I or 2 bed. Great location at 1632 Brys • C If A I, MER S at Jefferson. Forester. Modern. 2 hed. , 822.1920 after 5 p,m, LIST, Call for an interview, 885.6166, Gregl( 1.791.9445. room luxury apartment. Dr. $335 monthly. Excep.. studio apartments from $9;) room~, $175 per week. 822. _.-. --. - .' Carpeting, appliances, pool. tional references required. month. Includes utilities. 0066 l MIDDLEAGED W 0 r kin g TYPING IN MY air conditioning, carport. For appOintment 9645550, Allults onl~' Call after 4.- ...'--.-----.- .. ---- I Couple, no children, sl'l'k II Kenneth W. Carter & Co. HOME From $195. 773-134l or 961. weekdays. i p.m, 822.5667. AVAILABLE July and AU'" 5 or 6 room flat in Grossc 74It --- -. - . gust, Comfortable 3 bed. Pointe, Harper Woods. or Ask for Mr. Peters or Mr. Corter DITTO COPI ES' COLLEGE STUDENT wishe., FURNISIIF.O I!OMF.. Ju'y room Colta~e Northshore' St. Clair Shores area, Jlal',!' $2 80 per 100 3 HOOMS and bath, stove, exterior painting jobs. Rca. and Augusl 2 hlocks from JIiggins lake. $200 per I all major c\eclrie .1ppli 20223 Mock Ave, Grosse Pointe 884-4400 refrigerator, all utHilies, sonable. References. Tom, lake, no pets. References, wee.k, 2 week minimum, II anccs. Call a!lrr ;', or Wl"l'k. 886-774S $100. VA 4-4818. 882-0213. 882.5117. 885 8671. ends. 8863992. '1 - L 1 .. Thursday, June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.Five ------~._---_._--~-- i-WANTED TO RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I8-ARTICLES FOil SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I-ARTICLES FOR SALE II-ANTIQUES FOR lOA-MOTORCYCLES .--- SALE FOR SALE YOUNG .proCessiona! couple, WALNUT 4 poster bed, box USED electric garage door BOLEX movie camera. 16 SCHWINN Varsity Sport 10. YARD SALE-I989 Roslyn, no children. desire car. springs, mattress, 4 drawer operator, $25. 822.4888. mm, zoom lens, light me. speed with extras. adulls something for everyone. NOTICE _ The Kennary 1974 YAMAHA 500, low mile.; .riage house or 2 bedroom chest and mirror, vanity ter, pistol grip and tripod, owned. new, $160 value for Thursday, Frida)', 10 to 4. Kage antiques shop an. age, extras. $t,25O. 3719596.; apartment or flat in Grosse out swing side mirrors and LARGE carved formal din. 2 cases, Saturday, June 14, $100. 821.3521. SO~2-~hai~;' blue and nounces the beginning of 1968- HONDA Cll 35~,"lc;I~: Pointe by September 1. Call bench, $300. 884.3644. ing room set, excellent 9.2 p.m. 357 Notre Dame. green, good condition, $225. our ever popular Flea Mar. mileage, vcry good condi.: days. 'FR 2.6200, ext. 407. ------condition. 839.5658 after 6. $450. WICKER SE'ITEE $50, oak ------.. ---- GARAGE SALE-Household parlor desk (needs repair) _ 882~~~~: .___ ~~~~th~~r~~:in~~g s~~nr;:t ~~_839.,~7~. .__ • GERMAN diplomat requires items, books, garden tools, FOR SALE, executive size VARIETY of good quality $15, tables made Crom iron MOVING SALE: World War day and Saturday, June 13 1973"2 HONDA ell 350, disc 34 bedroom home with et{', No advance sale. to office desks and tables. items. Bicycles, skis, use. piano stools, 2 for $15, ma. II soul'cnirs. books, an. and 14 (9 a,m ..5 p.m.) and IJrakes. Adult oWllcd.Mint study, family room, large a.m ..3 p.m. Saturday, June Electric Olivetti typewriter ful household goods, etc. pie coffee table $12, dish. living area, fully equipped 14, 516 Heather Lane, Priced to sell, 10-6 Satur. liques, lots oC goodies. 954 el'ery 2nd and 4th Frid::sy condition, $675, 8213521. (top of line). File cabinets, master $15. 886.0118. Bershire. Saturday. Sun. and Saturday thereafter. _._.__ ... _. _ kitchen in Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Woods, jumbo standard and 2 day. June 14. 1625 Roslyn day, June 14, t5, 9 to 5. 4928 Cadieux at East War. AMPHIKITTY _ ,sand and area. Please {all 313962. ------drawers, swival chair, arm Road near Mack. RUPP ROADSTER - Mini 6526. TRA5'H.TRINKETS. --.--- .. --.- ...-.--.---. ren. 882.4396, Jewelry, fur. snow trail bike, 5 horse. chairs. original oil paint. motorcross, 5 horsepower, GARAGE SALE; china, Cur. niture, and miscellany. BEDROOM SET, couch. love LOCAL MERCIIANT'-';~d TREASURES ings, apartment size reo needs chain. Good condi. m't ure. aIr. con d'ILJoner. an d junk, and LOTS oC anti. pOWl'r. 884.9034.._. ._, seal, dinette set. 343.0448. wiCe seeking to rent house, "A.Z':. appliances (sm7,1I), frigerator, custom built tion $150. 886.1995. I man)' miscelleaneous items. ques. Wh)' not scll your 1974 YAMAHA HD 350, nice .. Carriage House or apart. blC~ cl~~. Cluna! des.ks, old formica kitchen cabinet. 2 PIECE love seat, with _ ------2024 H ea u C a it, Grosse J'unk with liS? R e 11t a I f VICTORIAN BUFFET, solid paint, 2943677 a ter 6. ment in Grosse Pointe. I school, b~rgaLnst. III th~se Several large filing bins. matching chair, metallic Pointe Woods, June 13 an d charge $3. per day. _ . ... __ . ._ carved mahogany with mir. 885.2838, i and all Items IIlcl~dlng Arl.prints, etc. Other items green. Also gold chair. 14, 9:30 to 5. - .. -.--.- - .... ---- ..--.- KAWASAKI 500 CC, 1973, ______I blankets, llllens, slh'er, too numerous to list. Call rored panel, 68" wide, $350, Plush velvet, $600. 884.9392. MISCEL-LAN~O~lj5~'--h 0 u .~-; TAKING BIDS on an 19th adult owned, low nlilragc, 886.3391 for information. ------_._--- 886.5810. I-ARTICLES FOR SALE toys. All sales cash. Friday hold appliances and fUfni. Century Emerson square excdlent condition. $950. _._._. ...__ .__ June 13, 12 noon.8 p,m., 1150 Bedford, Grosse Pointe ESTATE and garage sale, -.--.---- ture. '72 Buick war:on. 354 grand piano-Cirt'::s 1860. 885.27t4. 3 FAMILY garage sale, New Saturday June 14, 10 a.m.' Park, Saturday, June 14, 9 a.m.' GARAGE SALE-Miscellan. 2 p.m. 357 Notre Dame just eous articles, extension buf. Honda, 882{)069. This baroque scaled Rose. - -'-'-"'--' --_ .. - .. green velvet rocker reclin. 6 p.m. 1022 Roslyn, Woods. --.------.. ------.------._ . wood antique will be shown 1973 THIUMPII Da~'tona 500, -- ..-.- .•. -_. ------GOOD blonde oak dinette set of! Jefferson. Furniture, fel table, Danish couch and 80 b t 15 9PlECE dining room set; by appointment 0 n I y. l'xcel1ent condition, $995. er, $ .. 4 I arbsdoo , ~t'.om 2 MAPLE top 6' heal'y work with formica top. SSx38 in. office and sport equipment, chair. Iron rite and chair. plete smg e e, an Ique b h I II plus 2 n'I'nch leaves, 6 bedroom set. Duncan Ph)'Ce Please eall between 7.8 After 6. 885.8989. d I, I I' d enc es, remova stee egs, --.. draperies, household goods, record cabinet, baby furni. chan e ler, e ec TIC e ger, $5 h cilairs, $30. 88t.7781. nl ture etc. 1305 B1airmoor at sofa, exerciser, miscellan. A.M, or 5:30-6:30 P.M, 886. -- .. ----- ..------.-- . lamps, much more good _o_ea_c_, _885_.7_15_7. _ cash a )'. Marter, eous. 8234362. I 2t39. 1972. SUZUKI, red. 1,200 --.------.---- .------... nllies helmet and cover. stuCr. Friday, Saturday 9 BLACK Al' 6 Piece Rattan Hane,l Gold no frost r~ condition, niAAt stand. bed. I_!~:: .. _. .. IIO.USE SALE-, -e-v.e...r-y'th.I'no.I, rtrawer hl::snkl't chest; har'l CADILLACS rrl~crotnr. queen Oil'" mat. room chair. Reasonable--' - ... I t t II 5' d M' I R d Porch Furniture lro" ond box !prlngs. 884.1037, POOL TABLE, 71'J Cool slate goes, Curniture. appliances.: VI'S a) c- .. ; cnmmo e; AND I e oa 5, 260 McMI'llon . ._ .. __._ bcd, cxcellcnt condition. tools in and out, TVs. dish. I hillh hack tiry sink with 3 I draw('rs; CHAIRS inrl. i plus 2 wrought Saturday 9 to 5 GREF.N 10nR shag area rug 331.8001. es. 7-Mack area. 5221 Lan. I 1975 DEMOS or visit our . I 21'4" 2' 'th dd' $ -.-- b t M k nrt ~.haker type rock('r and '74 Cpe de Vi1I('. Loa I • 4 • Page Twenty.Six G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday. June 12, 1975 .- _ .._._,.-,,~. . -,- ..,- .._--' --_._------_ .. _------ll-CARS FOR SALE llC-BOATS AND I 12D-LAKE AND RIVER 13-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE lIS-RIAL ISTATE lIS-HOUSES FOR SALE MOTORS PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ------1974 GREMLIN, 9,000 m.les, .__.. ._.__ _ I ------I ------I 3.speed, like new. $2.000 or MAYFLOWER sail boat. by 1l0'x490' overlooking Lake 4 BEDROOM Colonial, cus. 1776 MANCHESTER, 3 bed.' CONDOMINIUMS . NOTTINGHAM, 1008 - Open Sunday 2:30.5:00. Brick best oHer. 372.2809 Snark. 11' 4 seater, won in Huron near Harbor Beach. tom built by owner. 19805 room, 1'..11 bath bungalow, I NORTH BAY VILLAGE ranch on nice 60 foot lot with 2 car Ilarage and raffle never used. Retail 8869793. . __Ed s_lr_e_a_n_e_._____h' L den, ree. room, l\A.l car ga. 35110 E. JEFFERSON patio. Large family kitchen, 24 foot enclosed JAGl:AR 'XKE, !!1m Hoad- $795. Besl offer over $500. ------.---~-- - porch and 2 twin size bedrooms. Basement rec. ster, superior unrusled 885-3706, NEAR STANDISH. 38 acres CONDOMINIUM, convenient rage. $34,700. 886.8091. (South of Shook Rd.) room. Owner transferred, Only $35,500, Califorllia car. 1ll'W Dun. of playground, 31/4 acre location, 2 bedrooms. 2 Priced from $28,800 to $31,. lops. $3.900. !184 -,895, 14.FOO~' Dunphy runabout. Lake stocked. Complete baths, nalural fireplace. FlKANY 900. 2 bedrooms, attaebed BERKSHIRE ROAD - Exceptionally maintained 5 - _._._._--- _ .. - 40 h,p. Evinrude, excellent pri\'ac)' at end of road. 1. Easy terms. 886.7228. sarages. Models OpeD daily 1973 ' lit)) f]alaxie 5UO. 352 bedroom 3\A.l bath English on 80 (oot lot with con d II ion, maintenance 517.846.&162. 1.8 p.m. \'8. power brakes, powcr ___._. ... 7 MILE.MACK, 6161 Bluehill. FIR£T OFFERING - 1013 BIDIGARE BROTHERS circular drive and 3 car brick garage. Modern (r 1'1', trailer available sleerinf:. air, hardtop. 886 "HILLCREST" ... An ideal 3 bedroom brick Colonial, Kensington. Excepticnally kitchen with built-ins. Library plus a heated $650. ACler 6 or weekend. 6755. all-season escape haven for gas heat, 2 car garage, car. nice 3 bedroom brick colo. INC. Florida room. Rec, room with fireplace. Immedi. 885.3839. the family or retiring ex- peting, family room, finish. nial. Beautifully paneled Ii. Model phone 71U~ ate possession available. ----~--_.. , .' .. - ._-- 1973 CH EV HOLIeT Bellaire. ecutive. On beauliful hill. I'd basement. Can asume brary. Extra large kitchen Evenings TU 1-6988 11F- TRAILERS AND BALFOUR ROAD _ Attractive cenler hall Colonial. 9 passenger station wagon. top, one.of.akind. location 6'1. % mortgage. Balance overlook magnificent gar-I-- Origillal owner, loll' mile. CAMPERS on South Branch of Perl' $17,000. Payments $194, den, ultra finished base- 2 BEDROOM Garde~ Apart. Cherry heated Florida room, 4 twin size bedrooms and 3'>2 baths. ReI'. room. 2 car atl. garage. Priced age. wry dean, $1.950. 884- '73 CHEVY, 1 ton Van. set Marfuelte River in Mason CADlEUX.7 Mile, 4887.4889 ment with bar; 2 car at. I ment, 2 b.aths, patio, wash. 1726. up (or camping, must see tounty near Ludington. 2 Woodhall, 2 bedroom brick tached garage make this I erdryer m apartment. An in low 60's. bedroom log cabin plus 2. duplex, gas heat, carpeled. countless ex,lra. This beau- adult community. Pool, club 1973 DUSTEH, 6. air condi. to appreciate. 774.0065. I EDMUNDTON, Sparkling 4 bedroom 2'>2 bath Colonia hi lioning. power steering, story second building for $5,000 car. assume 7\"% ty awaits your inspection, house. Assume 7% mort. on nicely landscaped lot. Spacious kitchen wit guests or large family, mortgage. I}~rents for $200 , gage. For information calli power brakes. vinyl top, 11G-MAINTENANCE built-ins and breakfast area. Paneled family room extras. $2,750. 886-081) 1973 BLUEBIRD motor home, Built in 1970 and 1972, For per month, FIKA NY SHORT 881-2811 I with fireplace. ReI'. room. Thermopane windows. )'earround living, Hilltop D AND D REALTY I Excellent condition. 12,500 2 ear attached garage and cement patio. MERCEDES '70 280SL two deck overlooks river, bridge 8858210 _ I 886-5051 ONE BEDROOM apartment miles. Allison six speed Sl'ater - A COLLECTOR'S connecls 2 buildings. lnte. --- on Beaconsfield. carpeting, KERCHEVAL - In the Farms near lakefront park. transmission with Ford 391 1TE~I! PiS. Pill, AUTO rior beautifully executed drapes, carport. Low main. Handsome 4 bedroom 3'12 bath center hall Colonial engine. Call Marshall Rob- THANS, AM" ni. 2 tops, and custom decorated with 1 bedroom and 1'12 baths on 1st floor. There bins 588.1556. Must be seen , .. Owner GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Attractive 3 bedroom tenance. For more informa. 49.000 miles, 2 new Michelin i51a library for privacy in additior. to the 20 foot must sacrifice at $45,000 Semi-Ranch in lovely wooded site. Modern kitchen tion call George Short. Radials PLUS 4 Michelin family room and the 20 foot combination activities 12-ACREAGE AND l"or dctaJls or apPointment with built ins. large enclosed terrace, games room, SIlt)\\S mcluoed. }'ou must SUBURBAN 881.2811 room and breakfast area with grill. Lovely land. see this gem to appreciate. cell (616) 8982632 or (313) attached garage. Owner transferred and will give scape:! 75x2OO ft. lot. Attached garage. $8,495. Will consider less. NORTH SI. Clair County. 4 961.1166. quick occupancy. 884-()600. UNIVERSITY. Liggett area, , Call Ahmed at 881-6200 (or 19777 Wedgewood, 4 bed. LINCOLN ROAD, 666-0pen Sun. 2:30-5:00:'5 bedroom : bedroom MI. Vernon style GEORGIAN COLONIAL with 4 large bedrooms 2'>2 home in mint condition. ST. CLAIR SHORES room brick colonial, 2 car 3'12 bath English Tudor on tree lined street in the appointment. baths, kitchen built.ins, family room, 2-ca~ at. lighted tennis court, 2 Beautiful canal lot, 74x1l9 attached garage, 2'h baths, City. Library and glassed in terrace. Basement tached garage, immediate occupancy. Only $64,' 1972 DODGE Monaco station, barns and general store. 66 Steel seawall. Very presti. 2 story marble foyer, for. playroom. 2 car garage. Nice size lot. Priced 900 and MUST BE SOLD. 881-6300 . wagon. 9 passenger, air, acres of rolling, partly geous neighborhood. mal dining room, central under 60. . ;- I AM radio. power steering, wooded land traversed by L1GIE & ASSOC. GROSSE POINTE PARK - 3 bedroom, l\A.l bath air. carpets and drapes in. brakes, 38,000 miles. 821- creek. Will split property 886.8770 cluded. Built 1971. $81,500. NEWBERRY ROAD-'h block to Lake Shore. 5 bed. Colonial with family room, attached garage. An .room 3\A.l bath French. Large foyer with circular 4657. excellent family .home at $49,900. 884.()6()(). 886-8789. _____ ._. I to suit purchaser. 3 BEDROOM cottage, l00x800 staircase. Den plus a family room. Service stairs. 1970 BLUE LTD sedan, fully' MacGLA,SHAN CO.. ' on Lake Erie, no erosion STAR OF SEA PARISH - Luxurious 5 bedroom, 4\A.l BUCKINGHAM - Detroit. 3 Rec. room, 2 car attached garage. equipped. Excellent condi'l 300 South RIverSide, Mich. 138 acres, 3.600 It on lake bath COLONIAL on lovely 107x162 site. with huge bedroom, brick colonial. lion. Ziebart. $1.500. 884- 313-329-2294 $8,000 down, 8% on bal- MAPLETON - Easily maintained 3 bedroom Dutch paneled family room, first floor laundry, two tel" carpeting, fireplace. formal 5636 ance! $199 an acre for 620 Colonial in convenient location. New kitchen. En- rific games rooms, 3.car attache:! garage, possible dining room, modern kitch- __ . HARBOR SPRINGS. Very acres. 3 cabins, 4,000 ft on en, den, 2 car garage. Con. closed porch plus a sunroom. Paneled rec. room. low interest assumption terms, and many special 1974 PONTIAC Ventura, pretty and private 200 lake Superior. 15 miles to ventional or assume. Sharp. Patio. Under 40. amenities. 881-6300. power steering, pow e r acres; wooded and rolling; Soo, Florida lots, offers in 882-6096. brakes, automatic, steel only 6 miles to ski areas; viled. Lake St. Clair lot LAKE SHORE ROAD in the Farms - 4 bedroom 5 THIS HOME HAS EVERYTHING for the large family. belted radials. A:\l/FM 8 $275 per acre, owner will Try $10,000. YANCHUK, bath Colonial with view of lake. Large rooms Like.new 5 or 6 bedroom COLONIAL on nearly track stereo .. 371-4893. divide. Excellent invest. 822.2334. GROSSE POINTE throughout. Paneled library with fireplace and bar. ______I ment. GRAHAM REAL ES- an acre of land features a large foyer with circular Many extras including central air, lawn sprinkler stairway, allbuilt.in appliances in kitchen, library, WAYBURN - INCOME - 5 1974 SPORTABOUT wagon,: TATE, REALTORS, HAR. HARBOR SPRINGS-On the system,fCc. room, heated driveway .and attached family ~oom. 1st floor laundry, games room and down, 4 up. In Estate. Must mint condition. under 10,000 BOR SPRINGS. (616) 526- Lake - Near Little Harbor garage. Lovely decor and superbly maintained. THREE fireplaces. 3-car garage. Terrific value sell, consider land contract. miles, power steering, 2561. Club. Main house with pool at a price that will please you. ~.()6oo. G,ROSSE POINTE SHORES-Better than new French power brakes, V-So air, ------consisting f 3 b d MARYLAND - 5 rooms and AM/FM. $3,295. 8866912, HARBOR SPRINGS. Excel- 0 e rooms, residence with 5 bedrooms, 4 fuU baths and 2 lent investment/develop. 3 baths, on first flC)or. 3 BLAIRMOOR - Beautifully maintained 4 'bedroom, batn down, 2 rooms. 1'f.l powder rooms. Paneled den, king size family room ment parcel!! Beautifully bedrooms, 2 baths on st!c- 2'>2 bath air-conditioned COLONIAL with ultra- bath up. Also 2 bedroom 1971 MERe DRY Brougham, with cocktail bar and fireplace. 1st floor laundry. wooded 49 acres adjacent and floor. also 2 guest modern kitchen, family room, patio, 2.car attached house in ~ear. Rental $1'25 $1.450. 822.9773. Master bedroom has pullman kitchen. Delightful to city limits of Harbor houses and a garage apart- garage, and nothing to do but move in. Low 70's. per month. A 4 bedroom ----- decor, Built by present owner for himself it offers Springs, bordering Weque. ment w/elevator. Approx 881.6300. house plus $125 per month. PINTO 1973 Runabout, green. I many deluxe features for luxurious living. 4 speed, stereo, tape, radial tonsing Golf course; lovel)' 450 ft. on the water. Priced GROSSE POINTE PARK - 4 bedroom, 2'>2 bath all NEFF RD.-Income 5 down, tires. mags, Ziebart. $1,650. views of Little Traverse to sell. PROVENCIAL ROAD - On a private road overlook- brick Colonial with paneled library, screened tel" 4 up, garage drive. This 8859924. . Bay. Call for details now! HIGBIE MAXON ing the Country Club of Detroit this English Coun. race, games J'oom with fireplace, attached garage won't last. GRAHAM REAL ESTATE. 83 Kercheval try house situated on large beautifully landscaped ------1 and 7S foot !rontage. Walk to waterfront park. 1974 GREMLIN X 3.8 liter, REALTORS. H ARB 0 R 886-3400 WA YBURN - 4 family 4 lot is being offered at far below duplication costs. .ooסס884 .$57,000 power steering, automatic SPRINGS, (616) 526-2561. I .MUSKEGAN River frontage, rooms each. New gas 4 king size fareily bedrcoms plus 2 silting rooms with floor shift, AM radio. -1-2-B---V-A-C-A-T-10-N--- 3% a I' res. recreational boiler. Off street parking. (each with fireplace) and maid's rooms on 2nd space saver spare tire. PROPERTY __lan_d_,_$_7,00__0._C_a_ll_~__ -000__ 3_. A good investment. floor. Extra rooms on 1st floor Include a paneled tire. 4,800 miles. $2,725. 885- JOHNSTONE & library. Call for further details. 8()69. MARYLAND - Small 2 fam. SIESTA KEY, Florida, Villa, 12E-COMMERCIAL JOHNSTONE ily brick !lear Jefferson. LAKE FRONT property in tha Shores - 6 bedroom 2 '73 MARK IV. Excellent con- 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, ter. PROPERTY Close to bus. 8nd stores. story residence on no foot lake front lot. Large dition, loaded, 16,000 miles, race, draperies. carpeting, I - REALTOR~ rooms include a paneled library and 48 foot heated $5,600. 882.1307. dishwasher, disposal, heat- ALL SERVICES. 192xl02 lot. TOM McDONALD " SON Florida room. I'd pool, shuffleboard, lIut. Suit many uses. Schoen. CROWN VA 1-6500 { 1973 BUICK Regal, execu. ting green and recreation herr.12 Mile. Yanchuk, 822- SUPERB ENGLISH on secluded street. 122 foot lake Cd ~ives car. All options, in. center. $35,900. 776-6257. . 2334. front ,lot with new seawall. Large library and en. ~: cluding air. stereo, tilt closed terrace. 4 family bedrooms, 4 baths plus wheel, radials, .Iow mile- FOR. SALE: 180acre~ Char. I:lEAUTIFUL new building in NEAR THE PARK guest or maid'.s rooms. Carriage house. Many age. 372.5100. days,"e"e- . 'levobt tounty~.:.,~t,ij.J'~cres . Warr~nforlease, Suitable FALLBROOK extras. Don't miss seeing this executive's retreat. -...t..-~~ with excellent'f1iitd wood I for .lIgbt manufaetti.ring or Three bedroom brick colonial with a pi'lvate park on nings 8826460. the street for children's play. Remodeled kitchen I . near cutting age. 20 acres distribution center. 7,200 SHELDON ROAD - Custom built one floor residence. '72 PONTIAC LeMans. ex- clear, lti half mile fronting square feet, 15' clear. Can with a dishwasher. Screened porch. Two car CALIFORNIA 3 bedrooms (each with private bath) powder room. cellent condition, 101Y mile- on state land. 3 miles from finish to tenant specl1ica- garage. Assumable mortgage. Price reduced. paneled library with bar, 1st floor laundry, en- age. 773.2580. Thunder Mountain. 5 miles tions, 30 day occupancy. G.641. llAVOCADO closed terrace with 'adjoining patio and 3 car from Boyne Mountain and '176.4120 or 886-5002. garage. Central air conditioning and lawn sprink- '73 THUNDERBIRD. aU pow- 886.4200 er. AM/FM stereo wilh Walloon Hills, lti mile from 13-REAL ESTATE II ler system. Immediate possession. tape, burnt almond, metal. Thumb Lake public acceS6. LAND USA I' Call or write, Boyne Falls FOR SALE SOMERSET near Outer Drlvc-2 family brick income lie, almond toP. super GROSSE POINTE WOODS well maintained by owner/occupant. 2 bedrooms Realty. We invite all retirees to tl clean. $4,495. 293.3056. URBAN DRIVE, East China Boyne Falls, Michigan Big three bedroom brick ranch on a l00xl20 foct lot. and enclosed porch in each unit. Paneled rec. 1 Twp. - 1 year old 3 bed. come live with us. Send '71 VW-411 wagon. 30,000 1.616-5492729 Formal dining room, huge kitchen, full basement. room. 2 car garage. Under $30.000. room ranch fully carpeted; for free brochure explain. miles. Goo d condition. Attached 2 car garage. Price reduced. G.591. \ NEW 2 bedroom cottage, l\A.l bath; family room wi ing it all! I $1,550. 882-8425. electric heat. fully carpet. fireplace; kitchen has built- 886-4200 TO VW '70 Bug, yellow. 4 speed, I I'd stri.Ctly private and in dishwasher, insinkerator, AM/FM. Sharp, Ziebart, w~ded. Newaygo County, counter top stove, self-clean HIGBIE MAXON 'I $950. 776-1652. $17,900 or trade. 331-0287 or oven; 2 ear attached gar- MODEST PRICE Estate Equities age-$49,500. P.O. Box 711 2 78x13 SNOW tires, U82- _8_23_'_02_5_9_. _ Three bedroom brick colonial with large rooms. Den, "Realtors" 4324. HARBOR SPRINGS, spec- Fallbrook Ca. fireplace, basement, attic storage. New furnace. 83 Kercheval 886-3400 1972 PINTO Squire wagon. taeular year round beach Two car garage. Priced in the mid 3O.s. Very low 92028 $2,000 or best offer. 886- home, nestled in trees on ED SASS interest rate mortgage to assume. G'592. Members Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board 4002. 140' of prime Lake Michi- and Multi.List gan frontage. 4 bedrooms, REALTOR 886-4200 1974. BUICK Limited. loaded. 2 baths, large living room. including tape, 15.000 miles. wit h s ton I' fireplace, St. Clair Office Cream, brown vinyl roof, ground view. Full lower Phone (313) 329.9003 GROSSE POINTE FARMS How About a Pool Party? Marine City Office It's just one of the many features of this desirable 3 bedroom. 2 bath Center saddle interior, mint condi. level for recreation or ad. 3 bedroom brick Colonial with central air condit:oning. tion. $4,850. 7756568. ditional living space. Beau. Phone (313) 765-4013 Hall Colonial with a paneled Family Room. Other attractions include, large low- Finished basement with extra bath. Attached 2 ------tiful natural landscaping. I. interest assumable mortgage, 6O'xl80' lot, extremely convenient location. Priced car garage. G-551. under $60,000, you'll want to call us on this one. 1969 MERCURY Montego A low maintenance, mint CENTER ENTRANCE M.X., full power, low mile condition property. $96,500. Brick Colonial. spacious liv. 886-4200 age, immaculate. 8825845. MaeGLASHAN CO. ing room, natural fireplace, Price Reduced Center Hall Colonial south of Jefferson in the beautiful Windmill Pointe Sub- 1972 FORD Gran Torino sta- 300 South Riverside, Mich. family room, exquisitely division. 4 bedrooms, 2'f.! baths, walnut paneled library, modern kitchen, sep- lion wagon, excellent con. 3133292294 GROSSE POINTE SHORES , decorated. I arate breakfast room, large paneled playroom or bedroom on the lhird !loor. i dltion, power steering, pow- 12C-FARMS FOR SALE ~. CENTURY 21 Custom four bedroom colonial for the buyer who Sharp condition. Don't miss it. ,. er hrakes. air conditioning, appreciates quality. Very attractive floor plan. UNIQUE Wooded 30-acre Avid, Inc. 728-8100 Sl.9oo. Call 293.1051 eve. Two full and two half baths. Huge 15 A,x28 foot A Retreat on Lake St. Clair nings. estllte - 5t. Clair area. ' Secluded I a r g I' modern WILLISON, this spacious Tri. family room. Library. Three fireplaces. Attached private protected setting on the shoreline of St. Clair. Fan~astic unobstructe(1 '72 \'W Karmen Khia, aula. ranch overlooking ravine level disguises it.s size be. 2 car garage. Price substantially reduced. F.377. view. This ne" er 3 bedroom Ranch provides a rare opportunity of living in a matis drive, good condi. and stream, 3 bedrooms. hind a ranch style facade. special way at an unbelievable realistic price. Everything that you could want. tion, $1.995. TUxedo 1-4591. 2''> baths, formal dining 32' family room with fire. 886-5800 For complete details, contact us today. ------_ .._---_._- place. dream kitchen, many 1974 MATADOR Brougham, room, d en, 2 firePlac~s'l other desirable items. 34' Two Family Flat out buildings. Call after 6 HUGE LOT loaded. 5210912. Call after p.m. 367-3174. I heated pool (or summer en. in the heart of Grosse Pointe City just a block from Jacobson Shopping, elc. joyment. W e I I designed 4 p.m. Very large five bedroom home on over an acre. The ... 2 bedrooms and bath in each unit. Priced at $33,500. 1973 GRAN AM couple, load ~D--}fo~E~:f.fRIVER.home ~1~~~~liVing. 1 party sized family room overlooks an indoor pool. ed plus Ziebart. new tires. Fenced and lighted tennis court. A billard room The Perfect Answer . Lots of trees and privacy go with this charming Colonial heme which IS one of shocks. bra k I' s, $3.500. and a ping pong room. Elevated terrace. Award ," ROCIJEsn:R AREA. 200 foot 884-3550 . the few that provides Ihe right choice to the most demanding purchaser. 4 bed. After 6 p.m . winning landscaping. F.501. . frontar:e on large spring ------, rooms, 2','.1baths, library, family room, central air, sprinkler system, beautifully PONTIAC Catalina. 1968, 2 fcd lake, landscafl('d with BY OWNER. No agents, I 886-5800 landscaped yard, etc .... If you're seeking a better home - one that has ever)'. door, air. V8. automatic. pine lrees, silver maple brick bungalow 3 bed. thing - including quality at a realistic price - power steerinf:. vinyl top, ; and (ruittrees, Asphalt ten- rooms, family ana reI', $400 or best offer, 8845259. nis courl, custom 2200 room. nalural fireplace, INCOME squarefoot brick ranch. 5 I' a r pet i n g and drapes. lie-BOATS AND bedrooms. 3 baths, 2 fire. $41,500. Low down pay. Brick nat with 3 bedrooms in each unit. In top condi. 542 Pemberton MOTORS places. carpeted, drapes mcnt. 2119 Lennon, Grosse tion and certified by the City as up 10 codc. Two is an alractive 3 ,bedroom. 2'h bath. Center Hall Colonial from which YOll and built. ins. Enclosed Pointe Woods. 7785510. furnaces. Two car garage. F.452. can see the activity of the private lakefront park, hear the sounds of Lake 18' DUNTHER electric 40 , porch overlooking water. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. st. Clair, and live in beautiful surroundings near a good elementary school. HP Johnson and trailer. 886-5800 Carpeted dry wall finished i - ..------This fine home also has II family room. Florida room, recreation room, $795 or best offer. 886.5135. I ba~ment, wet bar, many: 7 RATHBONE with direct . good kitchen, etc .... is in fine condition, now priced at $51,500 and ready extras. Will accept iand : access to the Grosse Pointe SAILBOAT, Alcourt Sailfish, ! IN THE FARMS (or immediate possession. fiberglass $385. 8867560. contract. $89,900. 731.6248. City Park with its swim. ------_ .. _--. ---, ming pool and dock facili. Three hedroom brick home with extra insulation for St'. ('LA IR R I\lE R. Spacious 31 FOOT Richardson, 1962. ties. A ',~ acre lot allows low gas bills. Living room fireplace, dining room. LEE HENNES custom built 3 bedroom RICHARD E. BORLAND hardtop, dinghy. twin V8 .. plenty of elbow room. 4 large family room, built.in range. Basement reI'. WILLIAM G. ADLHOCH home on canal jus.! off WILLIAM R McBREARTY sleeps 6. Excellent condi bedrooms, 2'h baths - reation room, Patio, Oversize garage. F.610. DAVID D. DILLON 111vcr ncar Sl. Clair, 180' of MILDRED B. KELLEY tion, 5854000. cxl 56, be $85,500. John D. Sharkey. ne.v steel sl'awall. Allaehed GREGORY A WHEELER tween 8 a.m. to 6 pm. ! Broker. Call 463.1559 or /:aragl'. S 7fJ ,000. 886-5800 Frf>j{-I-DA-". Ilu-ri:T--- D~Y~ \Ia("(;r .ASHAj J CO. your broker. Cruiser. Prowlcr 27', 2-210 : .101'South Hivcrsidc GROSSE POINTE WOODS. SI ('lair, Michigan hp. Chrysici Full equip Cuslom ranch. 1'., baths,. mcnt $2,ROO. 881 66R8, 771 313329 2294 Ia 1',1((' living and dining Schweitzer Borland • McBrearty 3440. BEAI'T1IT!. LAKE ST room. Ncw carpetin/:. cus. Hl6!i ('fiR IS CHAFT COlla ("LA I It tom drapes. 2 natural fire. 21300 MACK r,l~res, rrorre~tiol1 rMm. 18780 MACK REALTORS l,ef. 27', callin cruisl'r, ~fl'l1', . ;'n Ill'uh ,\rl'~ . 886-4200 sit'ers 4. rdri~erator. clcc. 3.1 om l~n('h 60.(oot sprinkling systrm. patio.' 886-5800 Grosse Pointe Woods 395 Fisher Road TU 6-3800 t ric stOI'C lead withhold. wide canal lor' sale by enclosrd sun room, alumi. Grosse Pointe Farms owner. 3795t S('away Drive. num trim. Excellent condi I ing tank. ~llnity, many ex- ! Offices open 9 to 9 six days. Sunday 9 10 5: 30. MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD Iras, excellent conditiOn,: Mt, Ciemens. Call 46.'",0287 tion. Owner 1361 TOrrey.] Open daily 1.5. Call evenings. 8865417. I or 4632211. Bu,'ers only. L. _ OF Ie. ___ .~ . ,. Thursd.y, June 12, 1975 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Seven f3-HOUSES FOR SALE lJ-1EAL ESTATE 13-IEAL .mATI , lJ-1.IAL UTAn IS--IEAL ISTATE 1J-HOUSES fOR SALE I FOlSAU FOI SALE FOI SALE FOI SALE , M8 WASHINGTON ROAD I 21 WILLISON $1,800 TAX REBATE HAZELRIDGE - between GROSSE POINTE PARK- Chalmers. Hayes. Alumi. Lovely brick home ill ideal m% MORTGAGE OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 English Tudor, 3 bedrooms. GROSSE POINTE SHORES num siding. 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths, 6 months old central locatioos. Living ~ 11 MILE NEAR 1.94 large kitchen, mod ern 1220 THREE MILE DRIVE room with fireplace, dining ACROSS FROM GROSSE POINTE YACHT CLUB Most complete 3 bedroom remodeled kitchen and bathroom, expansive attlc, bath. built-In appliances room, den, fully equlpped ranch, Hz bath garage, gas heat, tiled basement. kitchen, large screent4 in 3 Bedroom Custom Ranch with paneled den, 2 full family room. ' Newly decoraled Georgian Colonial. Fh'e bedrooms, and grille, new carpet baths, 2 half baths, first floor laundry, large new side drive. Very clean. throughout, finished base. porch and 'to! bath on first OPEN 1-6 DAILY By owner. $22,500. Land 2',~ baths. Playroom. Buutiful new Country floor. Three bedrooms, Hz family kitchen, finished basement with full kitchen 776.1610 KODAN 886.2206 ment. $43,000. No brokers contract or cash. 52Hl015. please. TV 1.7184 or 885. baths upstairs, By owner. Kitchen. Screened porch. Three car garage. 75x25O and wet bar, fireplace, buill.in bookcases with 5908. ,882.2937, stereo and T.V., central air conditioning. $89,900. foot lot. For appointment, cell By appointment only. 881-4635or 884.9130. ST. CLAIR SHORES QUEEN EAST OUTER DRIVE-Mack. 885-1015 Luxurious Condominium, 2 3 bedroom, living room, bedrooms. 1',2 baths, all SUMMER SHADE dining room. family kitch- From large trees on this established street in the General Electric appll. en, breakfast room. }"2 ances, carport. Close to City. A .( bedroom Dutch colonial with a family baths, large porch, finish. 1.94. and new Golf Country room and modern kitchen, nicely decorated. ed basement. Open Sunday Club. $29,500. 25. 881.3136 or 882-306.2. R. G. BIKE OR WALK TO FARMS PIER Grosse Pointe Real Estate KODAN 886-~ EDGAR A brand new larger home, .( bedrooms, 2~.. baths, family room, library. first floor laundry, circular co. stairway. & ASSOC IATES SECLUDED STREET with LAKE VIEW ALL OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 No matter what price range you're in or what your WINDMILL POINTE AREA French flair and a country feeling are all part of family's needs may be, chances are we have 5 bedrooms, 31h baths English colonial with a this charming builders home. Nestled on a quiet just the home for you. Open Sun. for your In- FIRST OFFERINGS 15.2x2O.8family room, sun room, large breakfast court, it boasts exceptional detail and craftsman. spection are: room. ship. Five bedrooms. large sunken family room, a den with its own private courtyard and yes- 975 WOODS LANE COURT - Very spacIous .( bed. SEEING IS BELIEVING lillU we believe this MEDICAL BUILDING-GROSSE a true statesman's dream-the sauna, room Colonial in the ,most sought ~fter area of masterfully designed and beautifully deCl)- POINTE WOODS the Woods. Family room with raised bearth fire. rated contemporary has the ingredients to Many. many more interesting features. Come see place, kitchen with built.in appliaDCe~ W,lnut please most everybody. A three level plan Ideal for investor or user - 4 suites, air condi- for yourself. tioned, basement 2nd ample parking. paneled library on first noor plus large Itudy 011. places three bedrooms and two full baths Many other homes available, fifth bedroom upstairs. 2"'" N.ths, basement ree Oil the top floor. An immense living and AVAILABLE LOTS room with bar, 2 car ..ttached garage. Everything dining area with guest powder room is at Moross-Lakeshore you could ask for in a home for under $80,000. grade level. Down a few steps is a large Carver st. 882-0087 1324 VERNIER RD. - The best buy in Grosse Pointe family room AND a studio. Two backyard Cameron Place patios are gained through window walls in Woods this brick bungalow with terrific view of the family room and living room. Come see Locbmoor Golf Course offers 3 bedroom kitchen what we are talking about. WM. W. QUEEN Grosse Pointe Real Estate bullt.Ins comfortable Florida room and basement 886-4141 co. rec room 1'h car garage. This ex~eptionall)' well FOR THOSE who have waited for an "end unit maintained home is priced to sell ~t $32,600. In the Heart of Grosse Pointe condo," in Lakeshore Village we present two Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board 1088 TORREY RD. - Just the righl size and price two bedroom units which have been im. for the growing family our 4 bedroom lemi-rauch peccably decorated complete with built.in lacks nothinl r 2 full baths fireplace in living appliances and completely updated kitchen. FIRST OFFERING room and in basement rec room carpeted aDd The basement has a carpeted rec room with AITENTlON! DOCTORS or DENTISTS. Combine glass enclosed terrace. Priced right In tbe low gracious living in a Mast built center entrance separate laundry room. Central air 'COndi. IF 5 BEDROOMS, 2',2 baths and 'I den aren.t enoU&h, flfUes. tioning and a high assumable mortgage. Call Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 2lh baths. den and f~mily hoW'about a family room. modem kitchen and 2- for more details. room on a large lot with an office, 2 examIning car attached garage? Located on University near rooms, lab and dark room. the Village. priced at only $61,500 and in fine condition. SHOREWOOD NEW OFFERING, spacious, well plaMed 3 bedroom, 20431 Mack REALTY CO. 886-8710 ONE OF TIlE BEITER three bedroom colonials in 2 bath Condominium with additional bedroom SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT the Farms. This one has dimensions a bit larger and bath 3rd floor. Most convenient location near than most of the others in the neighborhood. Cen. Village shopping. Priced under $50,000. A TENNIS COURT ANDiOR POOL can be added to tral air conditioning and a super large kitchen the spacious grounds of this exceptiooal rancb at also make this a cut above. Step into an existing SPACIOUS ROOMS, great location, easy maintenance 121 Lothrop. Imide you'll find a formal dininC mortgage with a low, low interest rate. are the outstanding features of this 3 bedroom, room, family room, library that can double as a 3 bath Ranch on a large lot in the Woods near 4th. bedroom, 2 baths and finished basement. Grosse Pointe Real Estate SEE THE LAKE - As you walk out your front door. Lochmoor Club. Custom built, one owner home. 5 bedrooms, 3'h CLOVERLY -A LOVELY POOL HOUSE with living co. ANOTHER WELL LOCATED 3 bedroom. 2 bath ranch room, kitchen and 2 bedrooms is a bonus feature baths. Family Room and den. Large, deep lot with CONTEMPORARY LIVING beautiful garden, lovely trees. Price substantially with all good size rooms in the Farms, paneled with this unique colonial tri.level located near Florida room, ~dditional bath plus recreation reduced on tbis lovely home. Grosse Pointe Blvd. libraI)' with f.lreplllee, 8 NesUed in Groase Pointe Shores is a .prawllnl room and bar in basement. Priced in the mid 60's. bedrooms, 4 baths and central air condltionlne. contemporary home waiting for a good size family DRIVE BUY you will like what you see. So make OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 P.M. to move in and enjoy the comforts of a 23xtZ a'n -appointment to view the inside, it bas three $37,000 IS THE FULL PRICE of thil center ball colo- nial having .( bedrooms, 2~ baths plus a bedroom heated pool, ~ lovely 9ll.12creenbouse and all the bedrooms, 2'fl baths, den, living room with fire- BELANGER, 37G-New offering in the Farms-Look. and bath on the 3rd. floor. Sunroom, ettclOleCl c:omfortl of an attached apartment with ill own place all of which have ~en newly decorated and . ing for a new owner. custom built of brick and private eDtrance, cozy sUUn. room complete with ' carpeted. This home is priced to sell and ready fieldstone with a good sil:ed living room, dining porch, remodelled kitchen and, assumable mort. gage. South of JeUerson on Lakepointe and priced fireplace and pullman kltchen-perfed for in. room with comer cabinets, kitchen with built-Ins to move into. low to allow for updating. laws or guests. 'nIe family room is where we are and table space, paneled library with adjoining THAT HARD TO FIND RANCH with a separate din. sure you'll want to spend most of your time and screened terrace, 3 bedrooms, Ilh baths and 2lh KENWOOD NEAR KERCHEV AL-A prime location riebUy so-it overlook!! a secluded bac:k)'ard, the ing room. Living room has handsome fireplace car garage, large lot. Brand new central all' con- convenient to schools and the Hill shoppinC. Qual. greenbOUH and pool. All rooms are .paclous and and the kitchen is spacious. Two bedroom., den, dItioning, new furnace, new roof. see it today. Ity construction combIned with spacious rooms a number of fireplaces give warmth and charm family room, and two car garage complete .this and abundant closet space. 2 master bedrooms to large llvlng room, formal dining room, family , very desirable ranch on. a deadend street. Pnced and 2 baths downstairs plll5 .( bedrooms, Z batbs rooJl\ and basement. Truly a must lee home for , at $52,000. ":. ' , 'SI'ltOWAY & CO. up. Family room with ftreplace. Immediate occu. a &lQwiD, family. PRICE REDUCED on ~is immaculately decorated paney. . I,. VACANT PROPERTY "-" II.. English featuring five bedrooms, three and CIle- 884-7000 MAKE THIS YOUR ULTIMATE HOME-It has the Suoningdale !" half baths, complete wltb family room, updated 16825 Kercheval In :rhe Village llM-7000 best of everything in the finest location-jut off kitchen with built-ins and new carpeting. Assume the lake on Oxford Road. FamU)' room with flre. Lakeshore Drive this $39,000 mortgage with 814"10 Interest, 77X172 place, .( bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 Javatoriea, almOJt lot with nature landscape. Three car garage 15 If nothiD, seems to fit your need or desires call U•• new. Over $100,000. We have man)' homel to show and mall)' about to attached. WHY CALL CHAMPION? come on the market. We'll help you help yourseUI OWNER SAYS SELL this three bedroom, one and Man)' other homes available. one-half bath, Ranch, featuring a family room, WE SELL HOUSES PURDY AND TOLES and library suitated on one of the Woods' most To be affiliated with the CHAMPIONS our slaff must prestigious streets complete with central air con. have knowledge of tbe i:urrent Grosse Pointe real ASSOCIATES Grosse Pointe Real Estate ditioning and sprinkler system, 2 fireplaces, rec. estate market regarding availabilities in ell price reation room with wet bar and 2 car aURcbed ranges, also recent sales colUummated in specific 889-0500 co. " garage. areas in order to provide clients with lhe profes. sional expertise they deserve. 882-0087 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. The CHAMPION ataU believes in advertising its list. BUYING? SELLING! 1002 BERKSHIRE - QUALITY BUILT one ings in • precise maMer giving aecurate and ]n the Heart of Grosse Pointe owner colonial with four bedrooms, two and honest descriptiClls easily understood by the buyer. ODe half baths and a mahogany paneled library. Large, cheerful kitchen with built.in OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 appliances and spacious breakfast area, F]RST OFFERING- 456 BOURNEMOUTH CIRCLE. TAPPAN First floor laundry room. An attractive brick GOOD NEWS. A fine 3 bedroom ranch in the home with central air conditioning, large Farms with a comfortable family room and a WILL MAKE IT HAPPEN! OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 sprinklered lot and attached garage. Karl bright kitchen with built-in range and large dining Lf') o I CLASSIC ARCHITECTURE Is just part of ~ Davies is your salesman. area, rec room with fireplace, 2 car garage, se- N cluded loeation but near transportation and shop- 884-6200 the good newt. Here is that ideal "Fam. m 545 MOORLAND - ONE OWNER COLONIAL, ping area. $51,900. ily-Home" you've been searching for. Z four bedrooms. the master bedroom .has a ~ Consider six bedrooms and 3\.2 baths, spa. VI privatc bath and dressing room. The second 19886IDA LANE EAST - Well maintained three bed- t5 CAMERON PLACE-Impressive One. This house Q clous living and dining room already C bedroom has its own bath and there's a room ,Ranch, large Living Room, Formal Dining has everything a family could desire. 5 large Z decorated and in move In condition, end Z third bath for the other two bedrooms. A Room, 1'h baths. Good floor plan. 2 car garage, bedrooms, 3 plus 2 half baths, family room. libra- :::> a libraI}'. A short walk to the elementary 0 two and one half car garage and central air enclosed porch. Situated on a beautifully land. ry. 1st floor laundry and much more! Come see V') and Junior High, too! We'd be happy to > conditioning makes this home even more scaped lot. Close to schools. Let us show it to you. or call for details. Realistically priced, $125,000. arrange an earller showing, or mail you -< desirable. See Dan Lundell for your personal Open Sunday 2.5. Z a data sheet complete with interior and !'oJ BY APPOINTMENT L&J tour. Reduccd to $88,500.00. 1382 HAWTHORNE-Grosse Pointe Woods - Brick, ~ extenor views. see you Sunday. In FIRST OFFERING. Excellent location in Grosse attathed garage. Lovely Street, 4 bedrooms, 2 o :nOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL and we hope you won't Pointe Woods. Spotless, 3 BR Colonial. First floor fireplaces, a beautiful family room, basement OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 . miss this exquisite example of a Georgian center lav. lovely screened terrace, 2 car garage. other recreation room, very nice kitchen. You can hall colonial, which is situated just a few feet extra features. $51,500. OCC\'py in plenty of time to get organized for A MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION makes this beautiful from the lake. The two story foyer features a 818 WHI'M'IER - Charming 4 bedroom Farm Colonial start of school. Open Sunday 2-5. circular staircase from which '311 the major first English home on Lakeshore Drive available at a with FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM DRESSING 249 MOROs..'i-Most attractive brick Colonial. alumi- record low Price. Its 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, li. floor rooms are gained. In addition to the formal ROOM AND BATH. Three more bedrooms and living and dining room arc a library, a card r?Om num trim. 3 bedrooms, Ilh baths, den and brary and family room make it Ideally suited for two baths up, large enclosed porch, family kitchen screened porch, 2 car garage. Beautifully cared with builtin bar and 10 garden room. There IS a a big family's needs as well as entertaining. And and a recreation room. Priced in the LOW SIX. for with finished basement. Priced to Sell! Open master suite plus four other bedrooms, all on the the view Is a "water.lover's" delight. TIES. Located in a prime area. Sunday 25. second floor. Take a ride by 21 RENAUD, Il's ATIRACTIVELY LANDSCAPED for maximum pri. just of! Lake Shore. 90 WEBBER PLACE - A beautiful French Colonial 623 PEMBERTON-Search ends here! Modern 3 bed. vacy. The only thing harder to find than a clean home, custom buill, located a block from the lake room. 2'h baths. Colonial. 2 blocks from Lake. attractive three bedroom, 2t,~ balh colonial, Is One >rJIlS ONE IS TN TILE SHORES and also just a few in Grosse Pointe Shores. Orrers a music room. a front Park with splendid Marina and Olympic : feet from the water's edge. This almost new with a bright, 8pacious family room and atlJched family room, a gracious living room and dining pool. exclusively for Residents. King sited Master two car garage, on an absolutely.beautl(ul lot. At Southern colonial offers everything a new house room and a large family kitchen. There Is a mas. Rerlroom. finished ReI' Room with wet bar. 2lh should. It is centrally.'air conditioned, ha~ a s.pa. $57,500 you should put this choice offering at the ter bedroom suite downstairs and 4 bedrooms and car garage-electric opener. Fenced yard with top of your "Good.Bye" Lis\. cious Mutschler kitchen, family room With fire- 2 baths upstairs. Besides a first floor laundry lovely flowers. giant shade trees. Modern k,.chen, place and barbcque, wet bar and ice machine, convenience there is central air conditioning and ,copper plumbing. Priced to sell! Call to see it LOOKING FOR GOLD. While prospecting in Grosse There is also a den. a first floor laundry room an outdoor sprinkling system. Tortay! Pointe Park. we've just discovered a solid gold and Ihc two car garage is attached. block of commercial and multidwelling property. 940 LOCHMOOR - This RANCH has a living room, 1004THREE MILF.-Jo;leganl in every way. our Dream The lar~e hrlck building consists of 6 storefronts ,\ ST,\TELY HOUSE located in the Farms just a fcw dining room, library. two large bedrooms. two Georgian Mansion, Enlirely updated. richly reo fcet from the Lake has become even more at. with basements and 6 two bedroom apartments. baths. plus an additional huge room useable as decorated by Navin and Burkhalter, 6 bedrooms, The stale has evalualed our flndat $95,000, but Iractive lx'eanse now it is available for purchue. bedroom or family room. spacious utility room 5 plus baths. library. family room. music room, you can stake your claim at $75.000, with 25% J)c~ignrct by Albcrt Kahn Associates, this petite billiard room. card room. bar room with wet bar. and two car attached garalle, The large lot has down on a 8% land contract. Can us to map out mans\On orrers a laq!c entrance foyer with C?~rble 4 car ht'ated garage with plu.h living quarters space for a tennis court or pool. Ihe exact location for you, floor. a lar!(e formal living room wilh magDlflcent above, Call for appointment. fireplace anrl the dini!( room. library and living The CHAMPION staff givcs its listings exceptional 1432VERNIER-Grosse Pointe Woods, What you have TRAINED. TALENTED PROI"ESSIONALS TO room all face the lake, Five bedrooms and four TLC ... twl'n looking for. near schools. overlooking Loch. SERVE YOUR REAl. ESTATE NEEDS. haths comprisc the second floor. This one will moor Golf course and only priced In the high 20's appeal to evcryone .. ' we wish we had more. THE CHAMPIONS SELL HOUSES JOHN STRONGMAN ROBF.RT MOWBRAY this Ii room Brick, plus two car garage. Priced Catherine Champion, Broker JOYCE HYD.~ CYNTIIIA BEATIIE 10 sell! SYLVIA LANDUYT DONALD YIo~RKE Sally Clark Dorothy Healy TIIOMAS PRICE JOANNE DOWNER Rachel Clarke Shirley Kennerly KA Y CUNNINGHAM Ann Dingeman Lorraine Kirchner R. G. l':velyn Rupp EDGAR TAPPAN STRONGMAN, KELLY & ASSOCIATES Wm. J CHAMPION CO. REALTORS , 14 KERCHEVAL 886.6010 & ASSOCIATES Open Monday Ihroul:h Friday 'hi 9 P.M. ru. 4-5700 884-6200 For Your Convenience. 102 Kercheval "On the Hill" 110 Kercheval On.theHilI 889-0800 L ...... --..-...... - - - ...... - ~- -- ..... - - P.ge Twenty-Ei9ht G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thunder, June 12, 1975 1J-lEAL ESTATE U-lEAL ESTATE 13-lEAL ESTATE 16-PETS FOI SALE I 21F-HOME 2=-=l-c.I-c_-:'=-=A:-:':'N:-:':T=--::'-:N:-7I 21N-ASPHALTG WOIK 21-O-CEMENT ANt! ; FOlSA.LE FOI SALE FOI SALE _ LLHASA APSO, 1 year. male, IM'IOVEMt,tT. 1 DECORATING ------RESURFACING IRICK WOI~.',-:-_ ST. CLAIR SHORES between 14469 GLENFIELD, 3 bed. ST CLARE Parish, Kensing. $100. Ail shots. 884.7693. BEST QUALITY Aluminum TEACHER-5 years exper!. and REPAIRS L. VERBEKE CONT. ' 8 and 9, Marter Road area, roo m brick bungalo,,", ton, Detroit, large 3 bed. storm doors. $59,95 In. ence as professional paint. SEALERS Drives. Walks. Porcnlls 5 room brick bungalow, ex. semi.finished basement. ga. room oolonl'al. No agents. OLD ENGLISH Sheep Dog stalled. 3 track aluminum er, desires exterior paint. Coal Tar Emulsion and Patios. Chimneys • Tnck. panSion atlic, aluminum Puppies, 8 weeks, cbam. . B t Wat"r rage. Try $2,800 down, 885.2814. slorm windowes, $19.95 in. ing for summer. Free esti. Acrylic Colors pointing. asemen " . awnings, 21,~ car garage, Land Contract terms. Yan. pion sired, show quality, stalled. Aluminum siding, males. 885.2073. Pavemeflt proofing, . full y carpeted. $29,900. chuk, 822-233-4. BY OWNER. 1762 Aline, reasonable. 427-2895 or 255- trim. gutters, awnings, reo ------Coatings &; Lines Inc. 19 Yrs. in the Pointes • Openl.5 Saturday and Sun. Grosse Pointe Woods, 3 3370. __ .____ placement windows, porch PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. 777-0820 No Job too Small day. By owner. 777.5631. IN THE WOODS, .. bedroom bedroom, brick ranch, at. A.K.C. Poodle pups, Mini- enclosures, roofing. Call ing and finishing. Special. --______Licensed Free Estimates Colonial, 2~ baths, 9 years tached garage, excellent 1200 ROSLYN, Grosse Pointe Toy, champion background, DR 1.3724 anytime. Phil's iring in dark staining, 21-O-CEMENT AND 885-4391 old. Court lot. Central air, floor plan. Call for appoint. $100. 824.1963. Home Service, Established "Supply own power." Call IRICK WORK _ Woods. Brick Colonial 3 new carpeting thruout. bedroom, n~ bath, large ment. 881.2305, evenings. ---- 1958. Licensed. for free estimate. W. Abra. ALL TYPES of steps, brick Owner. 886.7562. MINIATURE Schnauzer pup. ------ham, 979.3W2. J W KLEINER work, block, slone, marble, paneled family room. new. pies lor sale, $75. 885.2296. CUSTOM European Orna. . . con ere Ie. Driveways, NEW OFFERING--.-- FOXCROFT MANOR Iy decorated. Assumable me~tal Iron. Call [or free VETERANS 'In Gr~e POIll'te CEMENT CONTRACTOR patios, chimneys. water .. Mortgage. $40,900. 881-3817. GROSSE POINTE PARK _ ON THE LAKE 8 YEAR OLD Brown Minia. t t C •. C Ir n V~~ es IIna e. . '" . 0 k'lled" t' d 15 YEARS IN POINTES f' I' 20 years expen Two family flat only nine CONDOMINIUM ture poodle, named "Pally" Company. 33450 Groesbeck I s I. m. m. enor an ex. proo 10. • • EAST DETROIT - 3 bed. years old .on Trombley NEW 2~~ROOMS is looking for a good home. Highway Fraser Michigan tenor pamtlllg and wall. All types Cement • Stone. cnce. . room brick, finished base. Road. Beauhfully carpeted AIR CONDITIONING Call 886-6919. 293-4180 ' , 'papering would like to Brick Work. New and Re. DeSENDER ment, fireplace, new car. -.------. ------brighten up your home for 822-120 I a.n~ dra~. Eac~ ~at has! CARPETING THROUGHOUT SHELTIES A K C CII ------G S' W' d f pairs • Driveways • Porches peting, new kitchen, 2 car , ...• am. prmg. eve one many 0 • W Ik P I' Tu k If no answer call evenings hvmg ro~m. dinmg L. AITACHED GARAGE 21G-ROOFIN garage, 18 x 3S built. in pion sired, shots, wormed. SERVICE your neighbors homes. Pos. as. a IOS. C modern kl~hen, breakfast RANGE. REFRIGERATOR heated pool. with wrought House guaranteed. Sable ------sibly Ihe most reasonable Painting. I room, family room, 3 bed. RESIDENCE. PRIVATE PORCH REPAIRS iron fencing. 772-4297. and while. Before noon LOWEST PRICES on new prices in town. Very ex. PRECAST STEPS room~ and two bath~. C~n. BEACH AND PARK 882.8660, 884-0086. gutters, Gutters repaired perienced and many rcfer. WATERPROOFING CHIMNEY REPAIRS tral aIr and auto sprJllJding 38171 JEFFERSON 3 BEDROOM brick bunga. ond cleaned. No job too big ences. Please call fl1l' an NO JOB TOO SMALL CHIMNEY SCREENS . s~stem. ~".. ca~ BV garage OPEN DAILY 9.9 low, central air, aluminum YORKSHIRE Terrier, males, or too Jmall. Work: dooe estimate. 331.3230. SPECIALIZING ADVANCE MAINTENANCE wllh sohd drIve and ap. STIEBER REALTY 465.~81 8 weeks A,K.C. excellent personally. Serving Grosse IN trim, new roof, 2 car ga. proach. 884.951~ coats. 886-8249. Pointe for 25 years. Rich. Flagstone Walks &; Patios. rage. 11772 Beaconsfield. I R. W. SMITH-BROKER FISK DECORATI NG - CEMENT work and brick Open Sunday. 751.5757. , 884.3545 1052 BEDFORD BEAGLE. German Pointer ard Wille~lz, 50 Roslyn Rd. Interior aDd exterior paint. . Natural Stone Planters - work, repairing. Prompt GROSSE POINTE pupp.>, terrific huntmg dog, I Free estimates, call TU I. ill!:, willlpaper, v,ncli.IIS, LICEN!1ED housebroken. $30. Call 823. 10$170. slaining, antiqueing. Grosse INSURED Service. J. Maniaci, DR PARK 5695 before 10 a.m. or after NEW and reroofing and alu. Pointe refecences. FREET.J~~7~tTES 1.8293 - 1.791.9170. .. PRICED IN LOW SIXTIES Grosse Pointe Real Estate 8 p.m. minum gutter work, quality 791-4297 771-8747 French country home custom PURE BRED Doberman material used, free esti. ------T. W. VANDEVELDE PATIO'S We Specialize in imaginatiile buill 1937. Quality construc. Pincher pups, AKC regis mate. Call 774-0547 - 775. INTERIOR. Exterior painting, CEMENT CONSTRUCTION co. design. Ask about our Cob. tion. Panelled library. peg. teredo Call 293.1656. 3553. 15 years experience. Free Waterproofing.Masonry, Tuck ged floors, slate entry. blestone Brick. . LARGE HOIIIE-So\[ALL PRICE J-. -D-.-C-A-N-D-LE--R-- estimates. TU 2.5890. G. Pain tin" sidewalks; No job Four bedrooms, 31,2 baths, 16C-PET IOARDING SUPERIOR EXTERIORS- 4 Bedrooms, 2 full baths are what Ihis delightful ROOFING CO. _S_he_l_to_n_. too small. Free estimates- spacious I i v i n groom, 779-68&1 776~38 Dutch Colonial has to offer. Plush carpet and new BEAUTIFUL secluded farm I screened porch. New gas 96 Years Reliable Service YERKEY & SONS 884-0216. custom draperies /hruout. Assumable mortgage. furnace, power humidUier with rlver to pasture horses Residential ~ Commercial CODDENS PORCHES, patios, new 'or If this isn't enough, a 27' family room, too. Call plus central air wilh elec. for summer months. Within AU types of Roofs &: Decks WE SPECIALIZE-Exterior CONSTRUCTION rebuilt, luck pointing, brick now. tronic filter. Well .land. 30 minutes Detroil, Rich- Gutlers & Downspouts painting. 27 years' experi. replacement, c a u I k i~g, scaped 8Ox120 ft. lot, fenced mond area. Excellent rid. REPAIRS ence. ESTABLISHED joint sealer with Hi..t~x. Many other homes available. 1m back yard. Shown by ap. ing.$35 to $60 month. 882. No Job Too Large-or Sman • Driveways Our Specially Chimney repair and're. pointment to principals 9590. Free Estimate. DU PONT PAINTS • Patios built. Basement waterproof- only. Call owner. 886.3022. Call 899-2100 • Porches ing and carpentry work. 25 882-0087 2O-GENERAL SERVICE Insured Workmp,D. Used • Chimneys years experience. All work BEDFORD, 3 bedroom Colo. ------Reasonable. Call Evenings. • Waterproofing guaranteed. DonaldMc. Grosse Pointe Real Estate nial brick, 2 car garage. MAINTENANCE and Repair, ROOFS and DECKS 891.5896 891-6584 822-6694 Eachern. 526.5646. $3,500 assumes mortgage. car pen try, insulation, GUTIERS AND 0 S co. New carpet, refrigerator, plumbing, plastering, sewer DOWN SPOUTS FL OR ANDING. Ail fin. CEMENT WORK of any 2' P-WATERPROOFI~G stove. Must sell. 882-6968. repairs, waterproofing. Gutters cleaned and flushed ishes, Srd generation. Li. kind. Bonded, llcensed, in. In the Heart. of Grosse Pointe GUY DE BOER New and Repair Work _c_en_s_e_d_._37_1_.0_83_0.____ sured. 2.9888. after 8 TU ClIAS. F. JEFFREY ST. CLAIR SHORES. By 8M-4624 '176.3'108 Licensed and Insured PAINTING by Paw, iDterior, p.m. or 372-4938. 882.1800 owner, 22466 Pointe Drive. Evenings Days Brick Bungalow, private 884.9512 exlerior, wall was h in I . ALDO MUGLIA • Basement Waterproofing QUIET COURT IN THE FARMS beach area, family room, HAULING, reasonable rates, ADVANCE MAINTENANCE Reasonable. Call Paul, ass. CEMENT CONTRACTING • Underpin footings ... CUSTOM BUILT arcbitedurally designed, charming patio. perfect condition. Got something you want GUTIER cleaned, repaired, MM,886-0719. Licensed and bonded. • Cracked or caved.iD walls References center entrance colonial. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 778.2121. bauled? Or junk for the painted expertly. reason. PAINTING-Interior, exter. SpecialiJing in driveways, Licensed' Insured baths, pilI! bedroom and bath on third. FIorida dLlDlp? Call Daye. 939-2017. able, roof repairs. Free es. ior, Become another one of sidewalks, garage noors, room overlooks a mankured garden with rprlnkIer BY OWNER-817 Lakepointe timates. 823.3146. and rat walls. system. Many extras. Call for appointment to Grosse Pointe Park. Wind. LIGHT HAULING - serving my satisfied customers. Free Estimates J. W. KLEINER References available for inspect. mill Polnle subdivision. the GrolSe Pointe', exclUl' All types of basement 21H-RUG CLEANING free estimates. Call Dave, 268.3478 LA 1.3862 Center hall colonial. Large iYely. Low rates, M hour wa terproofing An Elevator to your 3rd floor Penthouse. Your ten- modem kitchen, 2 car brick service. Phone 822.5027 CALLEBS &: SON 758-0127. HAROLD Ail work g'Jaranteed ants are on 1st and 2nd floor. Bringing you an in. garage, new 2Ox40 gunite after 5:00 p.m. All day Carpet and Upholstery c1eall' Licensed Insured. EXTERIOR painting desired come of $785 per month. Your vaCAnt lot next door and tile swimming pool. weekends. ing. Io'a.t dryior. Free esti. CHAUVI N by two experienced college CEMENT CONTRACTOR TU 2.0717 could be garden, tennls court or .wimmlng pool 4 bedrooms and complete mates. Full)' insured. 772. students. Top quality work ALL TYPES OF or build 2 more units, brinling you additional in. bath on 2nd floor. Bed. 20A-CAItP£T LAYING 9555. at reasonable rates. Refer. CEMENT WORK CODDENS tome. call us for appointment. room and wash stllnd on CARPET LAYING STEAM CLEANING PRICES ences. free estimates. Dan • Walks • Drives • Porches 3rd floor, powder room and CONSTRUCTION: ' RETIRE IN STYLE WITH INCOME NEW AND OLD BY WILBUR CARPETS Thomson, 8854042. • Patios • Waterproofing lavatory on lit floor, ahow. ESTABLISHED 19M' HARCOURT. Ctwming 2 family flat. You'll love Stain Carpeted SbIfted 13e sq. ft. $25 minimum; m er bath and iavatory In QUALITY PAINTING • Pre.CastSteps All types of basement waler- Repain of All Type. couch S25, chair $12:50; 2. the fonnal living room with natura! fireplace, basement, reerealion aDd SERVICE • TUck Pointing proofing. 7 year guarantee. cozy dining-el, Nice kitchen, 2 bedrooms aDd bath Cilaret BlIl1II Re.Woven piece sectional $30, Jove dressing room. "7,000. No , ALSO INTERIOR _ EXTERIOR • Chimney Repair References. 822-6694. plus terrace. 2 furnaces, 3 car garage. Call UI for seat $18, Velvets, bleeders, 20 years professional experi. No job too small brokers please. By appoint- BASEMENTS WATER- further detaUs. Reduced price 183,100. ment. 821-31U. NEW CAJlPET SALES couch $30, chain $15. Spots, ence. Free estimates Sample. SIaowD Ia stains and soil retardent. MA'IT FLETCHER Licensed and Bonded PROOFED - Reasonable U Y0'4 are contemplating selllnl call us rate!, workmanship guar. 1221 AUDUBON n ear St. YOlII' Home 778-1880. Wil Buckin. gbam TU,.,6-6. 102, 17 Years in Pointe \ Clare Churcb. Large face 779.M27 882.1473 ..~~teed. 881..0063 01' 779-U;U, Kember Natlbnil Association I.F.A. Appraisers BOB TRUDEL GOEDERTIER'S CARPET , / brick colonial, 4 bedrooms PAINTING-There's more to 2M-5818 CLEANING \ 2 baths, 2 lavatories, :i BRICK repair - Porches, 21Q-PLASTER wo~l(, GEORGE Deep Mist Extraction. our paint jobs than just a chimneys, basement leaks PALMS, REALTORS natura! fireplaces, ~utsch. 20D-LOCKSMITH good price. We are prompt, ------f' 886.4444 ler kit c hen,. carpeting, Residential.Commercial experienced, insured, and and cracks. Tuck painting. SPECIALIZING In repairs drapes, 2 car brIck garage. LOCKS repa1red, rekeyed, in. 882-"33 771.3228 we use quality materials. Free estimates. Work guar. foJ' 18 years. Cracks eliml. Reasonable. atalled. Safe. aerviced - Call 778.9696 or 731.7700. anleed. 779.3947. nated. Clean. Jim Black- A Family Businus For Over A Century SPECIALS on carpet and up. bought-sold. Woods Lock GC Painters. ------well. VA 1-7051. Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board FRANK J. NICHOLS, holstery cleaning, steam REALTORS and Safe, 21142 Mack. TU 176C8 Mack Ave., Grosse Poinle brite extraction method. ------CHAS. F. JEFFREY PROFESSIONAL 881-5990 , 1.9247. EXTERIOR house painting. Call the rest then price the MASON CONTRACTOR Reasonable, 20 years ex- UCENSED • INSURED PLASTERING FIRST OFFERING--eharm best. 774-0547 • 775-3553. 21A-PIANO SERVICE perience. Phone 822.7185. • Brick • Block • Stone Workmen are careful Crafts. is the word from the out. ARDMORE • Cement Wort men. Can repair flat or side to th e ins ide of this COMPLETE -plano Hnice. CUSTOM decorating - wall. Steam or shampoo, reslden. • Waterproofing ornamenlal plaster. spacious Ranch home, Liv. rebuikUZlg, refiD.. papering, exterior, interior. Grosse Pointe Real Estate TIm1DI. tial or commercial. furn!. ing Room with Fireplace, 1ahJDr. Me m b e r Plano Servicing Grosse Pointe • Tucll: Pointing Free Estimates 925'():J44 co, ture cleaning. Satisfaction Family Rm. with Fireplace, TechlliclaDl GuUcL Zecb. area for 25 years. Material, • Patios of any kind Lifespace, Inc. . r g u a ran tee d. Reason. "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" ---- _ QUIET CUL.DE.SAC 3 Bedrooms 2 Bath Kitch BOSlner, 731.77C11. workmanship guaranleed. able. 772-2252. 'I with BIt.Ins:' Scree~ .nd CaU Jim Essiah, 885.3896. 882-1800 SPRIET At lasl, a large family home with all the features PIANO tunine and repairing. Glassed Terrace, Central 21.I-PAINTING, Resident Fisher R 0 a d, --P-A-T-IO-'S-- PLASTERING' you've been looking for. The center entrance and Air, Super Location 30 Work guaranteed. Member Grosse Pointe Farms. hall divide the house Into a private formal living DECORATING Imagin(ltive Designs New and repair work. Sen'. N. EDGEWOOD Grosse AFM. Edward Felske. 526. HI NEIGHBOR, painting Ask abOut our special ing the Pointes 25 years: room and dining room wilh a breakfht room and Pointe Shores. Priced in 5818. COMPLETE decorating. Pa. kitchen. The library leads to a screened porch S'eventies, don e reasonable, wall Cobble Stone.Brick Free est I mat e s. CleaJl which overlooks the never ending abundance of 21C--EUCTIICAL perhanging. Insured, guar. washing, 12 years ex peri. Superior Exteriors workmanship. anteed. Al Schneider, TU flowering and shrubbery, lined grounds. The five ence. TU 1-S306. 1200 HAMPTON - A must SEIVICE 1-0565 or Ralph Roth, 886. 779-6864 776.3338 I 886.3421 or 886.8052 bedrooms and three baths upstairs make the rl!ar slairs a real plus feature. What family see home. Cape Cod de. GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY 8248. B &; J PAINTING. Commer. wouldn't love this and a reaHslic price, too! signed, Ranch living. Prize EXT E RIO R • In t e ri0 I' cial, residential, free esti. winning Country Xi/dlen HOOVER mates. 886-3993, 774-9841. Many other homes available, Large Family Room small painting and decorating; 15 Living Room. First Floor FACTORY AUTHORIZED years experience. Window PRO.PAINTERS Master Bedrm. and Bath SERVICE washing. Call Ron, 777.2139. We specialize in exterior painting. We do houses 882-0087 Large Bedrm., Bath on 2nd POINTE VACUUM INTERIOR aDd exterior Floor and Studio Apt. painting and paper hang. apartments, townhouses, LoYely Patio and Yard. FREE PICKUP 4: ing. Reasonable rales, 30 oUice and stores. Before Grosse Pointe Real Estate Central Air. DELIVERY years experience. Ray Bar. you pay top dollar for a ARTHUR J. SCULLY CO. NEW REBUILT PARTS nowsky, 371.2384 after 61 job caU us and save. 885- co. 4349. 20169~~~~I: VE. TU 1-10 14~R 2.4050 p.m. In the Heart of Grosse Pointe UA-LOn FORSALE 21002 ex KURT O. BAEHR 21J-WALL WASHING ALL TYPES of electrical' CUSTOM Painting and Dec. I I 875 ~LLAIR PLACE, Grosse I work, Ranges, dryers in. orating. Wall paperin~. WALL WASHING POlllte Park, 100xl22, pri. stalled _ remodellng. Elec. Guaranteed. Free estl. PAINTING &; DECORATING JOANNA WESTERN" Call A "Pro" JOHN S. vate street. Close to Lake. trical repairs, fixtures in. I mates. LA 1.5716. ELMER T. LABADIE WINDOW SHADES By Owner. 884.5711. stalled, city vlolations. L1. TED'S TU 2-2064 FREE ESTIMATES ' ..... T. SttUml$.. IIIM1$ HARBOR SPRINGS 2 ad. censed and insured. Col. WALLPAPER REMOVING UUfMAHN ARDMORE jacent lots, walking dis. ville. Electric compan)"1 EXCLUSIVELY lTObl 000llS AND WINDOWS GOODMAN Wall washing, painting, win. ALUMINUM tance to Boyne Highlands Everungs '174-9110. Days F E ti I ed C II '-t . LA 6-'1352 ree s mates - IlIUr dows. floor cleaning, rea. INC. a II\: ween 9 and 5, 882-' S65.955S sonable, satisfaction guar. SIDING anteed. 772.2252. 'j 8891. R. P. DORAN - Electrical GROSSE PO GRA" TOP • Aluminum Awnings "BE SECURE, GOODMAN FOR SURE" . RESIDENTIAL 101, Grosse Contractor. Licensed & In. INTE Gutters. Downspouts OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 Poinle Farms. For in for. sured. Residential & Com. WALLPAPER REMOVING 21K-WINDOW SALES AND SERVICE Porch & Patio Enclosures mation call TU 5.0840 mercia!' 892.1128 aller 6 QUALITY WASHING _ot_150" 1(1IOtIVAl...... _ 347 BELANGER - In the hearl of Ihc Farms. Far, after 7 p.m. 293-3863. I p.m. Free Estimates-Insured ADVANCE MAINTENANCE far more room than you would expect in this 3 I ------1------___ _ 7795235 TU 5-6000 ------CIooo4 -,. bedroom ranch - Florida room - the Farms Park 'j13I-CEMETERY I 21E-STOIlMS AND ------.-- CALLEBS & SON 884.9512 and marina for summer enjoyment. PROPERTY SCREENS DONALD BLISS Window cleaning. Fully in. , ------Decorator sured.. Reasonable prices. CHIMNEY REPAIRS 1003 HARVARD - Well priced in thc low 70's. Regal : CRYPTS (2) beautiful Wood.SC--R-E-E-N-S-R-E-P-A-IR-E-D-.F-re-e UFESPACE. inr. Ex/erior Inlerior Free estimates. 772.9555. • Chimn.y Screens sized rooms in this 2 bedrooms ranch - air con. ! lawn Mausoleum choice 10' pick up and delivery. Win. Free Estimates G. OLMIN PROFESSIONAL ditioned - fine detail and conslruction - excellent cation, $3,300' including dows, doors. porch encIo- ADVANCE @ WINDOW CLEANING P'LASTfiRING : for entertainment. entombment. 881.3365. sures and doorwalls. KAUF. TU 1-7050 40 Years in Grosse Pointe SERVICE MAINTENANCE .25.•3.... '-S---I-U--S-I-N-ES-S----- MAN ALUMINUM doors 160 TOURAINE - Grcat family home in thc Farms FREE ESTIMATES 884-9512 FltEE ESTIMATES 7 bedrooms plus aparlmcnt on 3rd - roof and OPPORTUNity and windows. F RED S INTERIOR.EXTERIOR WE ARE INSURED STORM & SCREENS. 839. gutters 1 year old - inexpensivc hot water heat COIN CAR WASH _ (25c) 4311. PAINTING 372-3022 - assumable mortgage - 100 (oot lot - price for bays. Property and ------COMPLETE De c () r a tI n g reduced. PRO.WINDOW Wi\SHERS SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES business East side suburb 21F-HOME service. Paper hanging and Windows washed profession. FOR OVER '12 CENTURY BY APPOIlI/TMENT Excellent location. Terms: IMPIOVEMENT removing. Malerial, work. ally and reasonably. also $25,000 down. ---______manship guaranteed. For CONTINENTAL CHARM i~ the kcynC'te to lhis spac. slorms mounled. We do LIGI &; ASSOC. 886.8770 estimates cal.: I,." Sty" If 'He. ious river.front condominium-4 bedrooms, study. EASTVI EW houses. ollkes and stores. I excellent condition - 7'14 'if assumable mortgage. ------.. ----.----- ALUMINUM INC. WILLIAM FORSYTHE 8854349. : "MII fIr '" B. F. GOODRICH . VAlley 2-9108. _ - i Electronics Firm de- WA 1-8282 JOHN S. VINVL PRODUcrS : R. &; T. PROFESSIONAL 2' M-SEWER SERVICE i sires a loon for No. ALCOA B!1ILDING PROD. i painting, inlerior and ex. -._------1 tional Advertising. Storm Vi fndows, Doors, terlor. Free estimates. 462 SEWERS CLEANED, broken i Chll.. LI..hie""'"k AII.Steel ,nd Awnln,s, Porch Enclosures Roland Grosse Pointe Sewers repaired. Guaran. GOODMAN Negotiate your own Siding - Se.mleu Glltlers Farms: 882"586. Ruttle Styf .. J.M. Seal Tab RoofiDl ~-- _ Iced. Reasonloble rates. terms. 88t.0063 or 779.1225. INC. Storm aDd Scr~en Repair HUGHES BROTIfERS ---- _._---~ _._--_._- 93 Kercheval "On The Hill" 886-3060 754.7327 Llcenled, In'ured, Bonded DECORATORS ADVANCE MAINTENANCE MEHlENBACHER FENCE CO. J5030 Hou.lon.WblttJer 5293 York~hire Electric Sewer Cleaning J I040J HAl'll IESIDENTIAL, INDUSTIIAL ~ ... ' LA 7.5e18 or LA 7.7230 882-9750 or 371-8128 884.9512 t , " , .. t I I ••••• '.' • t,hursday, June 12, 1975 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S P.ge Twenty-Nine ------_ .. _ .•.... --- -" --'.--- -..--_._._~---_._. - ._- .. ------~_._------,_._ .. ---- 21Q-PLASTER WORK 121S-C:ARPENTIR 21W-DRISSMAKING 21Z-LANDSCAPING' STEPPING STONE SELF.DECEPT10N NEW and repair work. Neal. WORK • ~~_ll_O_R_IN_G ~_A_R_~I_~_~E~~_IC_E(;P Kiwanians Seek Support tiO~~:~ri~~}~Wfl\y~le~~cah lh;h;:I~O~s ~~~lell:e~e~~ ~~ c:le.n servlc •. 20 years ex. C USTOMCRAFT ALTERATIONS, drusN. LAWN SERVICE Mcmbers of th~'KI~'~~i~' ';;iiY-;h; may nol receive an more opportunity In their Cu. belief that the Mure Is (0' .: ~rlence, Free esllmaus. pant suiu. coals, mlscel. Sodding. planting, gardening. Club o{ Grosse Pointe '''1'11 1 1 tl b t h I h ture. morrow. n _,_"'_J_b_er_I_\_le_r_s_lf_a_et_e_._882.301l.Construction ('ompan)' I ~~~'. Very reasonable. JOHN C. CARLISLE be hand delivering letters to ~tP::ntrl~u~~' to uth: :iw\:;IS [------0---'------,-- Z 1 R-fURN ITURE. Complete Landscapp. Service local residcnts this weck and Club, may send their lax de. kEPAl1 BUILDERS 1------. Tradition slncc 1920 nexl week, Through the lel- duclible contribution to the CITY OF & REMODELERS 21Z-LANDSCAPING .. 779-0864 176.3338 teTS. members are seeking Kiwanis Club o{ Grosse uf>HOLSTERING by rellred • GARDIN SERVICE PATIOS donatiolls to help fund the Pointe Inc., Grosse Pointe It! - , • t upholslerer, good work, Additions, Dormers TRIM~IING, remoyal, .prav. various charitable and com. War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore " , 'We specialize in lmaginativl' , F wfllSS.r Unt .r reasonable. VA 1.4900. RKe~I'hRooml. BaHthrooms lng, feediug and Itump designs. Ask about our Cob. munity activities of their oJ" road. Groue Pomte arms ARE your chairs anllques or J c ens, New• omes removal. Free estimates, blestone Brl~k,' ganlzalion. 48236. MICHIGAN furnIture loose or broken? Complete treel service. C.I SUPERIOR EXTEJUOHS Part of the monies col'i --_.- .... TIC E Excellent work. 775.7396. Custom Gara~es and Doors: Fie m I n g Tree Service. 179.6864 776,3338 lecled will be u~ed to fund I~ 0 FE' , TUxrdo 1.lIll50. the I"ourth of July fireworks ils'-CARPENTER ree stlmate~ and Plannlnl/ I EAS-T-ER-N-iREE-~~d-s-tu-m-p LAWN CUTTING, weeding, display scheduled for 1976. VILLAGE OF OF LAST DAY FOR FILING WORK FINANCING ARRANGED removal. Insured. 293-4069 culllvating, shrub aud ever Other charilabll' uull COIll. GROSSE POINTE NOMINATING PETITIONS • or answering service. 773. green trimming Tree trilll. JIIUlIity aclivilies i u c Iud c SHORES FOR CITY OFFICES CON~~~~~~, Inc. 881-1024 _0600 .. __ . mSH'OREWOOD & ~~~Ol~~~llll~~~~~~;o~~ni~l~p~~\ ?llodernlzallon • Alleratloni ----- .. __ THOMAS ASSOCIATES' for 10l'al high school groups, You are hereby noti- Notice is hereby given thnt plll'SUllnt to Additions • Famil)' Rooms REMODELING 778.5900 plus adivl' and £inancial fied that a public hear- the Cily Chart£'1' IInd to 1948 MCL, Sections Kitchen and Recreation Areu HOMEBUILDING LANDSCAPING CO. i-- -,-. --- support {or the fighl ngainsl in.~ on the budget for 168,224 and 16R,6HF, Tucsda\'. June 17, 1975 Estate Maintenance by - MELDRUM LANDSCAPING; drug abuse, the Village of Grosse is the last day for filing Nonlinllting Petitions . JAMES BARKER BIDIGARE BROS LAWN and GARDEN All kinds of outdoor wo~k l\Iembers of the comlllll. {or the following City Offices; 886.S()U . I done. The way )'Ou want It. . .---.-.- ---- Pointe Shores for the HARRY SMITH INC. I SERVICE Sodding, .lrimming. cutting, Cellt(),r Offer .... 1975-1976 fiscal year Four (4) Councilmen BUILDING CO, Extra rooms dormers attics and paiIOS. Call 822.2179 ~ Municipal Building, Pc~iticns wi!! be rrcei\'cd by the City Established in kitchens. r'ecreation'rooms: I' 881-0292 "A name In gardening (or K L I 795 Lake Shore Road, Licensed and Insured. over 60 years." orate et~sollsl.' Clerk until 4:00 o'clock p.m_, on Tuesday, Gross. Pointe Area Since 11137 Remodeling loans to $7,500. ------'- 1------.---- on Tuesday, June 17, June 17. 1975. Residential and Commercial No down payment, 10 years SPRING c1ea~.up, power APPROVE PA'l'MENTS, .. --.- I 1975, at 8:30 a.m., the RemodeUol to pay. 1 raking, aeedmi and top ,", . Beglllnmg Fnday, June 13, I Andrew Bremer, Jr. regular time of the I Alterations and Maintenance 7725715 I dressing, crabgrass control T"o inVOices "ere unam. from 7.9 p.m., Tao Kwan City Manager and , ' " New Construction' TV 1-8988 and lawn fe,;,dina: program., mously approved (or pay. Do. Korean Karate, will be Council meeting. City Clerk 885.3900 8Il5.7013 CARPENTRY and all reo SHOREWOOD AND ment from the. Lak~ Front taught and exercised 0t1 the I at1,.ALITY WORK by carpeD. modeling. Can Pete, 882. ASSOCIATES Park ConstructIOn, Fund by lakeside lawn of Grosse I You are further no- GPN-June 5 and June 12, 1975 ..,. 1997 778.5900 the Woods C~uncil at the Pointe War Memorial Center, t.r with over 20 years ex.. ~ . I regular meeting Monday, tified that a copy of . per1ence in Grosse Pointe. CARPENTER WORK-Pan- GENERAL GARDENING June 2. One was from B1acy Taughl, b)' members of t~e this budget is on file in Kitchens remodeled, base- ellng partitions shelvea By Meticulous Professionals Tree Transplanting Co, in Ka~ate Club, under !;he dlr. : ments paneled, room add i- (k't h '11 • n the amount of $3 230 and the ectlon of Sang Kvu Shim, who the office of the Clerk II'",001, etc. Consc ien t'10US, j bI C ens,I) TUcel 2-2795ngs. sma JOHN C . CARLISLE other was from ". Turf Sup. mtro duce d the . art. 0f th e open of the Village of Small jobs acceptable, TU 0 s, e c. . Complete Landscape service plies Inc., for Iree wrapping hand to Amenca, the term of Grosse Pointe Shores. :,~~72. 21T-PLUMIING AND Tradition Since 1920 and ;takes in the amount of eight weeks Is taught {or a HEATING 719.6864 176.3338 $84.40. ' fpe of $20. Loose filling exeT. : 'l\UILDn;~~~MPANY ------cise clo:hing is worn or the Clifford B, FOR CLEAN and dependable LAWN, hedge, maintenance, ON GUARD Karate uniform may be pur. I Loranger . . SInce 1911 servI'~e, ~an ELMERS d b' chllsed. t Ildin .... PQwer raking, pruning. To prevent ba ha Its [rom Clerk Cus am Bu g PJ,UMBING and HEAT. La . uld h bo I GROSSE POINTE and AREA F,mily rooms our Ipecially, II' rates. Call Jim, 822. creeping in you sho ave Men, women, ys and girls -alterations, kitchens. ING. P1umbln. Lieense 4066. a boosler shot now and then. may all enroll in Karate. TU 2.3222 #04558. TUxedo 4-4882. ------,---. ----- • ~tt~:d:I~~r: ~f:~:~~e. E~~~~~dD r:p~i~, ~~:~~e~: Gen?IIER.~I~.~h~i~pro~d.~ ,::'~~ ~~ d:.ell;lo~~1 1~1'1~1 ~o ... ~m~nl~ T~S~P~I ~ yO~ g:'.~m.~" ~~ ~ P~II~hGd (@) •. Commer~111 b ...... o., cial, industrial, .n dty vio. 10 encouraye eil".n part,cipal,on In determining your (lOvarrvnenl'.d.cision on how thl mon.V will ~ lpen!: Nota: Any compl~i'''1 0' .. YUW I t' t d 881 83"'" dl.criminilion in the UN of I"," fundi m.y ..... nt to , .. I SUTTON a Ions correc e. . -. h Off' , a_ Sh' 0 2 THI GOVI"NMENT l:i ' ..,-..J M I I' t. IG.O ... v.nu. "'iii, W .. h.. "c: OUf, OF GROSSE POINTE THP .~~ 1677 Bry. Drive PLUMBING REPAIRS, !au. PLANNED EXPENDITURES ANTICIPATINGAGENERALREVENUE ~ :$ Tv '•.2HZ TV 2.2Qi cets and fixtures replaced. ICIOPERATINGf SHARINGPAYMENTOf .11. 5"Q ~~ Electric sink c1eanlllf. LI. IAICATEGORIES (II CAPITAL MAINTENANCE'0" THE SIXTHENTITlEMENTPERIOD,JULYI. 1871 THIIOUGHJUNt: 30. ::1 Eb.nez.r L & RHOME censed Master Plumber. 18' ....'LANSTOSPENDTIlESEFUNDSFallT"II'\.l"I'OIIS SHOWN, 1 ,u.uc SAFEn S S Baptl.t Church IMPROVEMENT CO. Work myuU. TU 4.2824, ACCOUNTNO. 23:3 aS2 a06 v' n. Grou. ,.I.f. 21001 Moroll R4. We get mOlt of our work by 21V-SILVIlPUTING 2 ~~~~AE~~:a~NTAlS S 0 GRQSSE PQ1ftTE:rl-lp lSC~ 812.1111 recommendation. 3 MllC HlP SUPE:RV I SQR MEMORIAL (HURCH Sunday School 9:45 • Kilchens • Bathrooms • SUver and Gold Pl. Un I TAANS~RIAT10NS W:",'NE COuriT',' 11.1,.1 ,,. •• ,,,,,. .. Worship Service 11:00 • RemQ(1eling • Additions • Ozldizlul and Repairin, • NEAlTN $ 795 I..AKE SHORE RP "I,'ather's Voice For Time • Dormers • Rec. Rooms • Brass Polish!n.. , ft£C~£AT1UN GROSSE: PTt: SHORES l'lICH 48236 I' 1.. lle Sllore .0.• lInd Etcruit)'" • Buements • Attics Laequerl:ll $ For IlIformaUOII a..... or Rev. 'Ron Kernohall • Gutters end Roofinr • Fireplace fixture. , U'RARI£5 $ d.ay caU UZ'A30, dial • Evening Family Service , ,Free Roof Vent with refinllbed pra)'er az.I770. ;,', Every Roofing Job • Copper poU.h1ng lu4 7 :g~':~1~~1ot~A 7:00 s Wurship Servi~ and WIII.U.,IIII,,"W, Id1.J.ll.JUlllllllmJJ IU,I ~W Choir Cantata - FREE ESTIMATES buffin, • FINANCIAL Church School 10 a.m, Rebate on all our work LEEBERT AllMlNISTRA1101lS "Jesus is Coming!" Aug. 1. 1975 10:30 Study UOllr Rev, ROil Kernahan ,50.'150 SILVERSMITHS' ~~~l:r~Rcr8"'."NO S "Don't Overestimate your '.'~".'-Call 526-9310 14110 CHARLEVOIX '0 EO,!CATION A CCll"l ot 11111 '''1111I1, oM own strength" a block. welt of Chalmer. $ PROFESSIONAL 'carpenfioy; VA 2.73l8 OCIA~~MlNT S Preacher -Irioderni&e to modernlll1l ------~)'H,KJely hOine or office. 25 yeau ex- 21W-DRISSMAKING 12 ~~~~i~%M~~s St. "MU'" perience. Call .fter 5, War. AND TAILORING 13 ICONOMIC . '~en Schultz, 711.1091. OIVE,O'MtHl s 'fhe GroiN PaiDte Episcopal Church 1. OTHEAIIpocIIy\ PROFESSIONAL alteration •. UNITARIAN 20471 IIIR .. ''' ..... 'irli CUSToM HOME REPAIRS 20928 Anita, Harper Woods, $ s ""' Mlek • v,""" Any kind, no job too small Michigan, 884.5264. CHURCH Gr.'N P.. nt. W_I or big. Work alone, Rotten \I T01A" A. Beauchamp, sri Tho Reverend window jams, door and ALTERATIONS - Custom s N.me. T,II.- "'111 "'onl 11118 Maumee lIloN2I Jam .. A. MeLaren, window cords, porches, dressmaking, exper1enced Rettor ------,--~._--_.. .._._. ._--._~~ .------,------. attics. Can Bill Lynn. 889. European tr8ined. ~ __ __ Family ~rvice 10:00 1'I1Om:l5 J. !lurle)'. Cuut, , 0298. Devonshire. TU 2.9820. GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT Worship Service 11:00 Sunda)' &1r\'lce. r~, 81m, • 10 I,nl, • I' lloon G'"llill R••• nue Sharillg p,o.idel I.dll~ fundi direclly 10locil Ind 'loll governo,enls Tll!> ,epOIl01your governm.nt'. pl.n il publis!ll4 ~ Ch"fl'h S~hool-Nurlor)' IlIrll 10 en _ 7 S Sd 1 d C C C S d S de 7 7 a 7 a a a SF S SSg SSSg. S 7 C 7 7 s. C C C C CdS S d S S sse c c C S sse c s • s. d S C d • d • c+ .. _ .... ~ -' ______~ .1 --...... ------..-_ -.....- ~.- " ..- .' PAge Thirty, GROSSE POINTE NEWS f, * *. * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest iJ-&1zte Shortandto From Another Pointe of View.: I (CoDt1nued from Pa,e 1') . The Pointe N.C., will be performed this Sunday, June 15, ~ Counter Points 10:30 In the morning at Detroit'. hlatorie Old Cb~t (Continlltd from Pale 17) By Pat Rousseau Cb«h. . Receiving Bachelor ot Arts Dr. Samuel S. John.ton, redor, b.. ilu:orpot:'- Fashion Jewelry ... is always a we~come gift. degrees tram Tutti Univer. slty this spring were LESLIE ated this yet-unpubli.hed calltata into the Morq- There is a new collection at Walton-Pierce that WELLER, gradualed cum ing Prayer Service. Profesaor Malcolm John', of looks like a million but is ever so nicely priced. laude In English, daughler of Rivard boulevard, who conduded N •• hviUe Sym- Necklaces are flexible, light-weight and shape to MR. and MRS. GORDON A. phony members and Peabody Madril.U.n. In the your neck. We love the gold link necklace with WELLER, of Moran road, work's first tapinr- early this year .fter tbe death pretend jade . . . $12. The earrings meant to go and JAMES M c C LURE of his brother-in-law, Dr. Thor John IOn , Nubvlll, with it are designed never to pinch. Smooth gold STEARNS, graduated cum Symphony conductor originally acheduled to pre- circlets punctuated with blue and white porcelain. laude In Economics and His. side at the recordinr .... IOD, wUJ eODduc:t the Dt!. Bronzed beads are accented with rust toned quartz. tory, member of the Tuft. troit performance. A gold bumble bee with blue eyes and Lalique Rugby ClUb for four years and of the MountaIn Club for PermillJon to perform the historic eaDtata at wings is captured on a delicate gold chain ... $15. Old Christ Church wu VaDted by the Moravian Wide gold band rings are enameled with deep two yean, .on of DR, and MRS. C. PAUL HODGKIN. Music Foundation of Winston-Sal.m, N.C., whete green or brown ... $8. Come see them all. .. SON. of Kenwood court. texts and music have beell Ilredlaeovered" over th;., . . • * • last 50 yean aDd an En,li.h iraDllation Wa. re .. liere's good neW$ , •. Dick Kimbrough will be MR. and MRS. CHARLES cently compJeted. . at the Jefferson Apartments as a consultant to give R. GIBSON, of Harvard "Psalm of Joy" w1ll feature a IS-pl.e orehes~~ you ideas on customizing any of the nine remaining road, Detroit, annowl(:e the composed of Detroit and Wayne St.te Unlverstty apartment homes. He will be available for a limited birth of a son, DAVID RAN. Symphony members, aDd the 3Z-vofee Old Christ 80 DOLPH, May 12. Mrs. Gib- time this summer starting this week, take advan- Church Choir which h.. as U. nueleus .ome of tage of the opportunity. Stop by and visit him at son is the former BONNIE Detroit's outstanding IOloist •• tile model apartment open 12 to 5 daily except Wed- RANDOLPH, daughter of Guest lay reader wjJJ be Wllli.m P. Harrl$, 71esday, 17111 E. Je1f.erson.Aven.ue ... 882-7708. Photo by Barb... Brv.no oMfRSGbLAmooDrYSboRuANlevaDrOdL., Pp~: MRS. H. JAMES GRAM, OF MORAN ROAD, IN THE Loc Ill, of Cloverly road. CCUDtry is the the slyle for kUchens thJ. year, aDd MALCOLM R. STIRTON GARDEN t ern a 1 graooparents are l\tuts~hler Kil~hens ha. a wide aelect10a Df door stylet W ------JUDGE and MRS. FLOYD DR. GEORGE E. LEON. a lawyer, ClOUDleI for. the allit your tasle. DlstrKled plDe II avaUable with malch1ag By Janet Mueller In R. GIBSON, of Independ. ARD. ot Ballour road, pro- Seoate Democratk PoJJcy table aDd chaIn ••• Z02%7 Mack Avellue. TUxedo 4.3700. The Grosse Pointe Garden Club Council is Field in 1972, (they're do g eoce, Mo. fessor of Counseling and Committee In W •• hLnitOQ, very well), and has recently • * • G 'da I • • • planning another Summer Tour of Grosse Pointe concerned itself with land. Ul nce .n Wayne State D,C. Treat Dad ... to a new tray with ice bucket I Gardens, and Margaret Gram is, as usual, in the scaping at South Hlgb. Groae PO~le North High UnIversity's College of Eclu- * * * in nautical blue with a white anchor on each of thick of the Council planning. There are few places "We've put about $1,200 into ::d:Iogk:~',aa ;~t~ ~f~ caUon, has been elected to CLARICE MILLER:, them. There's also a handsome clock and barometer I she'd rather be. Mrs. Gram is a gardener from 'way South High so tar." That's gan Univel'lity junior weight. n::nar~~~~~:naff Jh~; c1aurbter of MR. and MRS. with scrimshaw. These and many more gifts for back: a dirt-under-the-fingernails gardener who's where the proceeds from this man, turIIed In an out stand. Association. A certified coo- DONALD MIIJ..ER, of Car. Dad are found at the Notre Dame Pharmacy. not afraid to get down on her knees and get to summer's Garden Tour are ing afternoon recently, cap. sui tin g psychologist who mel lee, bu been lnitlate!1 • • • work. I going. turlng four place awards for holds Maslers and Doctoral into Delta Delta Della .oror, What are you looking for in eyeglasses? What. "I just like to have the moved out from Indian Vil. Purpose of the Tour is tWD- WMU's track team In the degrees from Columbia Unt. ity at st. Lawren~e Univei. ever, chance.~ are you'll find it at the Woods Optical yard loo~ pretty .... she de. lage. She's. always loved ath. fold; to make money for Bra n co Invitational. Mike verslty, Dr. Leonard is • .~y. . Studios 1959B Mack Ave. between 7 & 8 Mile Rd. murs.taking exception to any letics. Skiing's her favorite beautification ot Grosse copped meet bonors in the consultant to the UnIted • * * Need opera glasses a monocle a half eye frame in descrlptlon of herself" as a sport; since the hills are rei, PoInte and to educate and javelin with a throw of 188' States Department of Labor Umvenlty Liggett graduat, I d'? d h ' d h' & bl Passionate Gardener, and I allvely faraway '.he "makes share garden Ideas with the 9", and had thirds In the and the United States De. SARA HENDR!IE, daugbter a r w tte know il's not going to get do." between skiing excur. community. Proceed. from barn mer at 162' 9", the clis. partment of Health, Educa. eopar pnnt. per .aps a re , .ue of MR. aDd MRS. JOHN f~ame or maybe an evenmg frame e':lcrusted w~th I that way unless somebody sions, with ,tennis, golf, et al. last year's Tour, plus garden CUI at 143' 6" and the shot lion and Welfare, author of HENDRIE, of Demlni lane, dtamonds, emeralds or topaz? Somethmg to go wtth d:les a lot ot digging." She b I k e s frequently. dub donations, enabled tb.e put at 47' llW'. several books and has writ. was presented retenUy in a your indian jewelry in silver and turquoise? Clip So Margaret digs. And "M~re from necessity than Garden Council to begin land. • * • ten more than 80 prolenlonal recital for two pltoos, play. on's, fit unders, or super size sunglasses? Drop in pulls. And plants. "The more preferl!nce now," she admits, scapfng at South Hilh, plant. Detroit ~rea alumni of La. journal articles and papers. in, Mozart', Sonata in D and see for yourself. 881-8911. you do," she claims, "the laughing: with two driving. Ing a sugar maple, two arbor. fayette College, Easton. Pa., * * • Major K. 448, at DenI.on Uni- · .. (I more interesUng It gets." age daughters In residence. vitae, tall hedges alon~ the including Poln,ters JACK Members of the Festival venity where she II a lresh. Those Folks At Mr. Q ••• know 01 a She likes to work in the one can't COI:nton the famIly school fence, pIn oak and two C. GRIFO, WILUAM R. Choir participating in Saint maD, gre.t family type rlJ1~b with marveloas faeU. MIL shade; fortunately, Moran car being there, Norway maples. KRAUSS, ROBERT J. LEI- Jobn's Episcopal Church Hies, aU tenni., rldlof and swimm!D& lD- road Is one of Grosse Pointe's i She does some needlepoint This year the Councn, DICK, DONALD N. SWEE. Music Festiva[ Spring Coo. * • • cuded. Call 881-0510. m 0 s il. beautlfully s h.~ d y and knitting, when pressed, hopes to conc:entrde' on reo NY, Ill, JAMES B. LEWIS, cert Sunday afternoon, May MAUREEN CROSS PET. • • • stree~~. She gets .her ~un. in fit5 and stal1ts. "I th1nk working .the side walkway CHARLES R. MOORE 8nd 18, were MR. 'and ,MRS. TEYS, daUlhter of DR. and Gifts To Treasure Always . . • are found at 5h~e experience 8t th: h~~: 1 h()ld the Grosse Pointe ree. area fronting on Fisher TOad. GEORGE P. HAL E K A S, LEONARD BARTOS, of Ed- MRS. HAROLD E. CROSS~ of Norlth Deeplands road, Bijouterie Jewelry by Cueter, Mack Avenue'j :tnS t~f f~rch~~gueV~r. ord for working on !be same (across from the SchetUer'sl were Invited to view a color mundton drive. MR. aDd re: 19860 ce.lved her Bachelor of Scl.. for the bride, groom, members of the wedding. For daennerseatuth°er suges"'on of piece of needlepoint longer Harvey's/Farms Market(Ar. doc:umeotary motion picture MRS. RICHARD B. JOHNS, b hd h b f 1 hs . Se "th" rangement business com. about Lafayette at the May of Vernier circle, and BAR. eDce delTee In Recnetlon irt ays, t ere are eauti u birt tone rlIlgs. e Ithe Garden Club Council, an anyone. plex). 12 meeting of the College's BARA, SARAH ~nd KATHY and ber teaching cerWicate the great gifts in jewelry for men, cuff links and pledged themselves to main- Lon Huron MollDtaln The 1975 Tour will run two local Alumni Club at Stouf. FRISBY. of Lakepointe ave- in Elementary E d u ~a ti 0 n watches ... for women, earrings, necklaces and tain. . The Grams usually vac~. days, Friday, June 20, and fers Resblurant, Southfield. nue. from Eastern M~higan Uni. bracelets. Use their convenient lay-away plan, Thanked by Mayor hon at the Huron M:lUntam • • * * • * versity April 19. Master Charge or BankAmencard. "It's fun, beoause 1 can Club. Margaret 'lo~es the ~~~~:kJ~ 2~a::~mE~g~~ Two studeDts of German at One of six "Gray Acti. .. ,. • • • grow the sunshiny things I woods ~nd eve~hm~ ~t gardens will be fea't;;red. Grosse Pointe North High vists" profiled recently in the Grosse Pointe North High Beautiful spring colors in carpeting can be seen can't 8t home," Il's also nice goes With the rea, . . SChool are winners In "The Pacific Sun". which J!:bool .Ienior ,NANCY ,A. when Farms Mayor W'IIII'am doors ..fro,m fishing ro ~tng. Cover Wlds Kallie st t test . !If In C t t Id at Ed Maliszews ki, 21435 Mac k A venue. Per k up Butler sends a le!ter to the Slle d.ldn t ~u.lte m.ake ,I,t to They range from the "'lUte a e <:on sponso u., \J)'f .erves . a1' oun y au s e WALKER. daughter of DR. h b l' ld . h. t'" the National Aasoclatlon 0 San. Francisco is VINCE and MRS, F RAN K B. your orne y rep acmg 0 carpeting Wtt new. Junior League Gardeners, Algeria to VISItMarJan,. (. The Goodman garden in Neff Teachers of German. and LEACH, whl) moved last WALKER, of Balfour road, You will be surprised what a lift new carpeting can is' g nd thanking them nearesl 1 ~ot was Spa1D. she r:Jad, enclosed within a stock- were bonOTed by the German year after more than 50 has been named a recipient give your morale. CaH 776-5510 for expert advice. pra In. a came up there"), for there's ade fence and accented by a Consul General at a luncheon years In 'nle Pointe, with his of one of Alma College's 30 • • • for their work. . somcthing ab,ut w:lmen-with. slate patio and brick paths, at the Old Heidelberg Inn in wife, HELEN, from Meadow prestigious Trustee Honors For That Loa: Awaioed WeekeDd ••• why bot Mrs. Gram got involved In out.men traveling in Arab to the park.like Stirton gar. Ann Arbor May 10. JOANNE lane to California to be near Scho1arshipll for whJch finan. try a package at "ao! of tbe new hotels iD Toronto G,arden Club Cauncil thro~h countries that makes Mrs. den In Lothrop road where BLUM tied for first place in two of their sans: JOE, data _ cial need is not a requlre. . . . 'rom $54 plus traJl5portaUoa. Can Iftavel by the Junior League Garden- Gram a little nervous and Margaret Gram is pictured the stale on level four. chief for the Marin County ment. Nancy has been an Hatchel', 882.2327. ers, during her stint as the Jim wasn't with her' that above, leaningagainet a cap. F RED R I C K VanHORNE office in the Civic center San outstMlding sludent at South • • • latter group's conservation trip: when he has time off, ital from the original. (pre. tied tor second place on level RJafael, and DAVE, a lawyer as well as active in Dramat- If ... you have an eye for wood accessories, chairman. She's Council pres. he prefers to head for the remlldeled), United Artists three. with offices in San Fralk- ka and as a rnem ber of the h th f. C 1 'al T d't' al ident now. more civilized mountains, Building, • • • .....co. Third n DAN Is also weer your pre erence 1S 0 om or ra 1 lon, An officer, too, of the Switzerland. say, where he 'nley include the Monro "." .... Future Teachers Club. shop at Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop now featur- Grosse Pointe Audubon So- can poke aboul in fascinat. ~arden In Woodland place, Serving as a CD-chairman ing an extensive selection of decorator shelves, ciety, she voices the com- lng little towns when he's nc-t its plants and trees chosen of :the 1975 Orchard Lake mirrors, wine racks, etc. Be sure to shop soon for plaint of the dedicated bird- on the slopes or trails. for continuous color from Founder's Day Dinner sched- F.ther'. D.y Specl.l. Father's Day cards and gifts at 18650 Mack Avenue. watcher cum committeewom- They have a sailboat here early spring to late fall, the ~~l~r O:C:~ l:"k~n ca~~ • •• • an; "There are so many in The Pointe, and spend Bird garden in Lothrop road fiWn SS C rU Rose Bushes-sl" oH per plant Gift For Golfers ... Golf glasses, II meetings In May, and that's many evenings on Lake 5t. designed, as was the house, :~~' M~:~US ~emm'ary,Ysl. ',II '116/75 coasters, stirrers .. six in a get. The c a nuisance, beeause May Is Clair, Margaret.s not a mid- by Alexander Gerard and Mary's Co 11 e g e and St. Kaleidoscope of Grosse Pointe, Mack'!.. '. the time ,the birds are best." day sailor. J,l's Uke her gar. featured in the February, Mary's Preparatory School. Home and OH;ce Plan's, many '0 Avenue between Roslyn and Brys. "" She's "jusl a little active" dening: "I'd rather not go 1953, edition of "House Beau. is ALEX J. MILLER, of • • • in EA.-'ll'(Environmental Ac. out when the sun's too hot." tiful," and tile front. and Heather lane. choose from our large greenhouse_ . Oa His Day ••• give Father a Swiss tion Now). "1 really Invited The Junior League Garden. back.terraced Scott garden ,. . ~ . , Army pocket kDife. The SquirTel's Nest. myself Into the EAN board ers, Margaret GNlm's "pr!. in Stephens road. Good selection of Cactus , ..... Sphere, 19849 Ma~k Avenue has a wide meetin~s to represent the mary" garden dub, is among At the Ridge road resi. veArsmltonY'sgMweanY!"tScSthaotelarUsh~lip'e CoUnC1'! We ~ncern our h t L_S of 'he _ •• __ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _. ~. n. f prl d d I...... ~v • c ar er mem""'l • dence of Mr. and Mrs. Burt • • . ra .e o. c:s an. es .-. selves with many of the same Grosse Pointe Garden Club winners are Grosse Pointe J fresh cut, large bunch '2 e Eddy Taylor, Jr., where North High School students .. The Summer Place ... for your hair is at the thlnl!pS"rl' ,,_ It ts Council. along width Clthb small hills simulating moun. HENRY BLIND PATRICIA ,MUM. /a Iy $399 NOW . ang ""mm men Grosse Pointe Gar en u, tains in miniature are plant. ' I I ,.,.., . E dward Nepi S alan. M aureen and K athy h ave She's whitllin!{ down her The Pointe Garden Club the BLINKHORN. KATHLEEN I wi,1t ""'poll ,II '1"/75 __ h . joined the staff of creative stylists and hair cutting 0 the r committee commit. Garden Club of Michiga~, the ed with dwarf trees. contour. MITTELBUSCHER. CATH. _ ....-. experts for carefree summer good looks. Call 884. m~nts. She's retired !rom the Grosse Pointe Farm and Gar. ed pines, rhododendron, aza. ERlNE THOMASSON, SAN- Warehouse Clearance Sale . leas and bulbs to form a Jap. DRA WEBER lInd MARK 8858 ... 19463 M ack Avenue. board of the Grosse Pointe den Club, the Grosse Pointe anese garden. the Junior Agnc' 0 Weed Feed and Grass Food' • • • Memorial Church Women's Park Garden Club and the d b ZUKOWSKI, who will receive & J Asso<:iation. She's just fin. Grosse Po'nte Woods Farm League Gar eners will e their tuition for as long as Mrs. McAlpine Merry representing Mrs. ohn u. serving refreshments. th a' t WSU and 25~ If L. of k is ishing her term as financial and Garden Club. Al tho 'T ey. t rem. InB a 0 Strong New Yor carrying her line exclu- secretary for CJlurch Women Coo-ratlve Group .so on IS year s our maIO am a average. sively in this area ... Stationery, party invitations I"" are the formal ltall'an garden • Uni:ted. They've been joined, over . • • Friday, ~turday & Sunday only and wedding invitations. She is also carrying She has to clear the decks the years, by more than 10 of the Henry Earles in Clo. University Liggett senior Cranes. SP.P.the line conveniently at 527 Notre this summer. for there's a other local garden clubs. verly road and the small. DAVID L. SCHAFFER has Hurry - Llml.... lupply Dame A1Jl'mue. Call TU 2-7497 for an appointment. midsummer wedding on the makin~ the Garden Club shady garden in Muskoka received an Honorable Men. • * • Gram family agenda this Council which celebrated its road lovingly lended by Miss tion Award in the sixth an. Open every night 'til • p.m. Father dear, oh tell me please, , year. Middle dau!(hter Mari. 25th ;nniversary in 1973. Charlotte Dey, who brought nual Lawrence Instilute of Is Danish Mynster your favorIte ~btese? _, an. holder of a Masters de. tnlly "a medium through back a lead f!gure of a little i Technology Malh Competi. Now accepting American Express II Ui" th .. y.. '" .. I"" ''''' in '"bi" i. ""min, .hi,h ,h. ",i"" au'" boy,.'",,, Ed..h."., .. h" U", ... n t•• 11",Iropom.. A snack is yours Cor about a buck. home from Algeria, whcre Cluhs oC Grosse Pointe may speCial accent piece. Detroit area high school stu. I.- .1 OPEN SU •.. \\11h IIllmllll's mustard It's really great she's been teaching at Lycce cooperate in better service to Tickets on Sale dents. IiiiIiiiiCiii NDlYS ,\nd father dear you really rate. Larbl Ben M'hidi in Biskra, the community." Assisting Tour chairman • • • • fTD W"hI W'. MAk. Danish 1I1ynster special June 5 through 14th. the Merry to be married to Paul Laugh. The Council h:ls always Mrs. H. A. Powell are Mrs. Receiving de g r e e s from lU~u~e, Kercheval corDer of Notre Dame. IIn, who's studying for his concerned itself with proj. William J. Nixon and Mrs. Northern Michigan UnivQI'sity A II F 51 • • • Ph.D. in Arable at the Uni ects that benefit and involve E. G. Poxson. Jr .• who are during spring commcnce. emon lor-I Begin Summer Skin Care ... with a versity of Michi!1:an. the whole community. It in charge of tickets. They're ment exercises were PA. facial and a new peel-off mask at The IIThey'll speak their vows in sponsored the first Grosse $2,50 each, and may be pur. I TRICIA DICKSON, of Prcst. Grosse Pointe Coloseum, 20335 Mack Grosse Pointe Me mar I a 1 Pointe C1ean.Up Week 'way chased at tbe gardens on the wick road. Bachelor of Sci. on E. W I rren 881 72 3 Church, of course. back in April, 1950. It start. days of the Tou~ or In ad. ence in Nursing in Nursing 1 A~enue . . . - 5.. • • ., The Grams-JIm's a Tou. ed a Christmas Lighting ~ance a~ Valerie DeGalan Education, and JOHN crAR I During the month of June, July and che Ross parlner-have five Project in t957, It began In Th~ VJ1~age,The Arrange. I AVINO. of Lennon road, I ... August the Merry Mouse will be closed at daughters In all. Margaret's Lakeshore Planting in 1964, ment In FIsher road. Arth,ur I Bachelor of Science in LIb 11931 East Warren TU" .1.120 , married to Raymond Soko. "The Farms Council paid for Pas elk. Inc., on.t.he.HI!I, erlll Arts. .... 4 p.m. on Sa!urd~y.~. • ~k.w~~s ~~lo~~bN::~ .: ~~;e~ o~~~. pl~;~~ng,~a~d~~ ~~~V::;,~~te. d:~~~~lS n:~I ~-W-:;:-;:;-;;:-;::-:::-;:;-;;:-;:;;-;:;-:;::~:;:;:;:::~;:.;.:.;:.;:::i:::-.:.;-.:.:-.;.:-.:.:-.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~;: Very. "ery popular ... a "mini" night out at Perini'. refurbished brownstone In Council boul'ht the trees," Flonst. Inc .•. 1D Mack ave'l :::: (..:. nn Whllt:er. Join the many Pointers who are enjoying ~ock. B kl Hight NY and Th G d C 'I k d 'nue and ScrIbner Jean Flor ..• tails, choice wlae and our famoul Kentucky Hot 8ro- roo yn e s, '" e ar en ounCI war e 'I 1 C . V'. d ':.: ::: .... nave a pair of sons. nard at that Lakeshore Plant. a ompan>-: In ernJer roa . :::: '.' sandwich, or our luncheon menu at $2.'5 that I. avaUable Mother Is Pleased ing. pllttin~ in 267 trees in Every ticket purchase,r, ~::;;: anyllme day or Dlght. 10721 Whittier, between Harper alld Christine lives In Barcelo- t964. '65 and '66 alone, but it advance or on.the.spot: Will I:::: M t -thC II :.: Kelly, DR 1,2428. na. Spain. Betsy is home worked against tremendous receive a brochure With a I :::: 0 II. :::: on el ege :~::: • now, working at Emily's odds. Rock salt spread on the derailed description of eac~ Visit Ports Of Call North ... in "downtown" downtown. Carol, gJ'!duatcd street during the winter to garden-and a map with dl' ,:::: ;~ Belaire, the Torch Lake area. Last two days of the this week from University prevent slippln~ and skidding rections on how to get from i::::~ closing SALE at 232~ G~, M~ck. ~~gt~~\a~.III~ ~~r~m~t~S:r~~ :~~ne~e~he;~~~~~din~~~~ on~t~err~ena~~i:n~~he~enmllm WSU and Frl-ends! ~:~ The haircut that can do it all. .. alma mater, but Carol Is the nl'w tree,~ were jus! plain ae. Chairman Powell are Mrs'I:~ ••:i.: THE CUT UPS . b d only Gram daughter who eX. cidrntal1y knackI'd !lawn hy Joseph Caskey. responsible::: . . . on nice . .. 0 Y * M D 'd L 1 •• '.:. II I 1 hI' h pressed a desire to fOllow in motorists! for posters, rs, aVI owe I::: d I ~.' perms ... fu co or or tig Ig t paint- her mother's footsteps, "In '71. we put in fewer bul and Mrs, Eugene Timm, co. :::: We e'perate y need your help to save Monteith Col. :::: ing ... For the Nice Look, 18134 Mack, , Needless to S3Y. mother is bigger trees." Mrs. Gram reo chairmen of hostesses and I:::: I.ge. Contact Mrs. Tutag before June 13 fo, information ~:: come in or call 885-3240. -.(inally~-very plea!1led. mcmb~r~, T'h~ biggt:'r trees treasurers, and Mrs. Urban ,:~.: ~:: Therc'~ litlle an()ut Grosse fared a Htlle bettcr .. ,hut W, Boresch. brochures and 'II:;:; on how you can help. ~:: Sd10nj doors may· be·closing· but the 11 I Pointc Mar It a r (' t G rAm i not much, publicity. I:::: :::: School Bell will \~ open all. summer to I doesn't know, for she's hcen i Two Big Projccts Further inCormation may:::: 577 4358 ~:: ~:~~V;~~s ~h.e. ~g10Ma~UA~~~~:~ games _ . 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