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HEADLINES Tree Planting Held at Children's Home Woods Planning. 'Not Linked of the To Schools WEEK To Plant Trees, InElection As Compiled by the Grosse Pointe News Voters Given Chance to Support Them Without Thursday, ApJ.jl 13 Repair Concrete Dependence on Mill. THE CHINESE D~EGA. age Approval TION of 14 tablo tennis Bids Accepted for Fixing Streets, Walks, Curbs; players and 18 Chinese news. Buying 600 Trees of Varied Species for By Kathy Duff men Rnd interpreten arrived C • W' 'd P Takin,g a "s ink or in De t r 0 it at 11:45 a.m. ' ommunlty- I e rogram swim" position, the Board Wednesday on a Pan Am 707 jetliner renamed "Jet Clipper The Woods Council at the regular meeting Mon. of Education decided at Friendship" in honor of the day, April 3, unanimously concurred in the recom. the Thursday night, April trip. As the Chinese stepped mendation of City Administrator Chester E. Peter- 13, special meeting to Jet out of the plane, they were sen on various items induuing the awarding of a P~inte residents deter- g r e e t e d by officials and contract for concrete street sidewalk and curb re- mme w h e the r or not members of the American pair for the construction 'year of 1972 to J. J. Pointe libraries will be table tennis team, headed by Barney, Inc., '5720 E. 'Davison, Detroit, and to ap •• open next fall. Graham Steenhoven of De- h troit, -who visited China last prove t e quotation for the purchase of trees of The VOtGISwill decide on year. Also on hand to greet Viaene Nursery Sales, 21807 Mack Avenue S1. this issue when they go to the visitors were the People's Clair Shores. <% ' , the polls in an upcoming Republic of China delegation Five items regarding street B S millage election. The fund. to the United Nations and repair work were bid upon: oard ays ing ~f ~e P.ointe .system of President Nixon's special I removal, repair or replacing 'p~bhc ~Ibrarles will be, con. consultant JOh:l Scali. concrete street sections per 67 Teach.e'rs tamed In a separate ml1lage • • e square foot; 'COncrete curb proposal. THE FBI ARRESTED a recapping !per lineal foot: Dr. Theos 1. Anderson, middle.echelon United MIne complete concrete curb per Face l.Alyoff superintendent of schools, Workers official Wednesday lineal foot; concrete side. said that placing the library on federal conspiracy charges walk, four inches thick, per fllnding on the ballot would in the 1969 slaying of Joseph squ8re foot: and concrete S' • C Id Ch "determine whether the eili. A. (Jock) Yablonski .and his sidewalk or driveway all' Ituatlun ou ange zens want to continue the wife and daughter. William proach per square foot. Mr. If Voters Approve MiII- library system." J. Prater, 5Z, of LaFollette, The Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden Club PIcture by EddIe McGrath, Jr. Pe~ersen said ,th~t th~ re- age Increase at School Supported by Friends Tenn., was arrested in Lake has presented a gingko tree to the Children's with interest, standing in the background, were, pal~ wor~ won t ,echnically Election The Board of Education's City, Tenn., after a federal Home of Detroit and some of the members attend. left to right: MRS. DONALD FLINTERMANN, begm until July 1. move was supported by the grand jury dn fittsburgh in. ed the planting ceremony at the home in Cook MRS. THOMAS HAMMOND, CLINTON JUS. QuotaUon. Is $Z3,004! Friends of the Library, DC' dicted him on changes of road, following the club's annual luncheon meet- TICE, director of the home; MRS. RICHMOND The quotation of Vlaene By Kathy Duff cording to Board President conspiring to 4nted'ere with ing held at the Grosse :Pointe Club. Watching SMITH and MRS. CHARLES PARCELLS. Nursery Sales totaled $23,?OO "The way the yare William J. Adams, Friends the right of a union member, for the purchase of 600 v.a~ed, lined up, you would think of the Library is a private conspiring ,to obstruct justice 1 trees out of the Mumclpal they were waiting to get citizens group with over 2,500 and conspiring to interfere Symphony Woods Ol{ays ResolutioD. Center Hits Improve~ent Fund. Mr. into'ClockworkOrange'," mp.mbers who are Interested with an dnvestigatlon. Prato Peterse!llS scheduled to pro- a Pointe resident quipped in the weUare of the Pointe er's bond was set at $200,000. C 0 I ceed Wlth. a community.wide public libraries. e • e oncert Set pposing Proposed Bil $62,125in tre~ planting program by of. at the Thursday night, The action the board took Friday, April 14' fermg the trees for resale April 13, special meeting in the Thursday night meet. PRESIDENT NIXON be- F S d 0 S B ild- C d F d D e to Woods pr~perty owners. of the Board of Educa- ing was to terminate em- gan a three-day visit to Can- or un ay n tate 11 lng ..0 e un rIve The trees will be plant~d !ion. ployment on September 15, I ada Thursday night by em. on the street boulevards ~y Concerned residenb. stu. 1972, of the nine lihrarians phasizing that the United MI'scha Kottler WI'IJ Be Michigan Municipal League Director Points Out T t I f 348 r 0 .the DePII~ ~ P4Iblic de.au' ..ud teacber. p.cked currenLl,y employed by the St t 0 a 0, onors Works. The CIty will guar- the small ooard room at 389 SChool Sy~tem. IJ tionalism,ana es respe.c15issueCanadianwhich hasna. Guest $olo,'st ,'n North It Would Provide Yet'o Power Over Have Contr,'buted to antee . .tree purchase and St. Clal: and spilled out mto. These nine librarians stall recently caused a rift be- High Arts Center Local Law Provisions Campaign; $95,000 pla~ting for a one year the hallway to hear the rea. the three Pointe llbraries: t th t . I d d penod. lIOns behind the propose,d Central Library, 10 Kerche. p~~~~ Mi~iste~OPi~~r~nt~~~ at 3:30 p.m. By Roger A. Waha s Amount Nee e ,Mr. Petersen noted that layoff of 61 ,teachers employ- val avenue' the Wood deau welcomed in Ottawa Woods Councilman Marvin R. Boutin proposed the trees are be~g sold as ed in the Pointe school sys. Branch, 20600 .MackaVlmue~ The G r 0 sse Pointe a resolution against House ,Bill 5252, the State Grosse Pointe War Me. part .of 8 Mumcipal Tree. tem. and the Park Brancl" 15430 the Presidential delegation'S ymp h ony 0 rc h es tr a WI'11 Building Code, at the regular meeting Monday, mOrIa. let en er 's 1972 An- PI an.gtin Pr. ogram an d will D Th I And Kercheval avenue. which, included Mrs. Nixon, t" t M' h I F '1 P rt.. t' range m diameter from two r. eos.. erson, . presidential adviser Henry presen pIanlS ISC a April 17. The council unanimously concurred in his nua amI y a ICIpa IOn to two and a half inches. In Superintendent of Schools, 67 ~obs. In Jeopardy Kissinger and Secretary of Kottler as their g u est action. ',------Campaign has received the past sm81ler trees were explained Thursday night's The librarIans were among State William P. Rogers. It soloist in the Sunday, Mr. Boutin felt that the "It will he up for debate $62,125.50 to date from sold, e.g., one to one and a action as the outgrowth of the 67, professionals employ. is President Nixon's only of- April 23, conrert. council should object to this and action in the Senate 3,481 family donors. The half inches, and they suffer- action taken '8t a March ed by. lhe sch?ol. system ficiai visit to any country be. As the pianist member of particular bill. "If we eton't when the Legislature reo goal necessary to balance ed vandalism at the hands regular m e e tin g of the whose Job.s ar~ ~n Jeopardy tween his recent trip to main. the Detroit Symphony Or- object we will lose our local convenes after the Easter the '72-'73 budget is $95,. of youngsters. School Board. due to inSUffiCIent school

:~:ds;~~~au~~n t~~it~pcom- ~~~~~~a~~t~e~~~;~~t~:,ss ~~: io:ir:~~:'r~s~';0it~~~~~;~ re~~:s'''~:~ig~:' '~:;n~:ipal' OO~he Center's volunteer Thev~::rin~lu:e~e fol. In '{::::e~tin~77t~aSs de- re~:~~:~tly, t~c Pointe li- * .. .. tin~lIlshed soloist in many added that it was beyond his League is primarily opposed board of directors headed by lowing varieties: red maple, termined that due to uneer. brary system lS funded" bt Saturday, April 15 maJor concerts this year. comprehension that it could to the provision (section Frank P. McBride, Jr., with crimson, sunburst, scarlet tain revenues for the 1972. the school syste~ and has I JUDGE S T E PH EN J. While he was music dlrec- possibly be loosened up at eight of the bill) which treasurer Alexander L, Wien. golden, flame, chanticleer' 1973 school year, the board been for 43 years. ROTH ORDERED the State tor of Delroit's radio station the state level. "gives the State a veto pow- er chairing the membership mazzard. All trees not sold would have to propose are. . In Thursday lJlght's meet. Department of Education WWJ, he organized both a er over local code provisions, drive is very gra.teful for the wl'll be utili'zed b th 't duced program for rthe com. Ing Dr Anderson stressed Rapped B Leag Y e C1 y, ing year. Included in ,the '.: . Friday to prepare within two symphonic orchestra which y ue t~king away from cities participation to date: but added Mr. Petersen. ~e slgmllcance of separating weeks a complele study of broadcast weekly programs In a letter to the council which have BOCA or leBO they realize that the last All bids for the purchase proposed program reduction hbrary funding from the school bus transportation I'n and a chamber music group Robert E. Fryer, director, building codes the right to third of the Family Parlicipa- f tr t d would be the layoff of many re!rular school budget o a s ee sweeper an two teachers currently employed ., . the Detroit area. The J'udge carried regularly by the 'Michigan Municipal League, control their (j~',n building tion monies are the most dif. bb' h t' t ks Truste L All . I '" h S S ru IS compae Ion rue in the P,)lnte school system. e ee en pOlntel merely took "under advise- NBC network. noted wat t e enate tate code provisions," said Mr. ficult to get. . I . d out how mo' hit AIf . were unamlmous) reJecte It was recommended in s, sr. 00 sys ems ment" it request by the Mr. Kottler is currently aus Committee "in a sur. Fryer. To this end, the Center's by the council on Mr. Peter- March that the board de. do not average in the cost NAACP that the Detroit professor of music at Wayne prise move" recently re. Big String Atlaehed staff is sending out follow. sen's recommendation. 'rbis velop two educational pro- of sending each child to Board of Education be or. State University, ported out this bill to the Continuing, Mr. Fryer up letters this weekend to mailer wilt be ref d to school In The Pointe h . d' floo:, of the Senate with Grosse Pointe f T h erre grams. One program, which t d . th • e dere d t0 pure hase Imme I. Sunday's program will in- states, "This section pur- aml les w 0 the Committee ot the Whole assumed ,passage of a mill. no e, e estimated cost of ately 350 buses, the number elude Schubert's "Overture _recommendation that it pass. ports to give cities the 'op. have not yet been heard for further study, pending age proposal before classes sending e.ach child to school of the buses necessary for a to Zauberharfe," Strauss' tion' to have local building from. Many Pointers have alternate recommendations begin In fall 1972, would be absorbs library costs. metropolilan desegreg~ti?n "Don Juan" and the Rimsky- School Boal.d code ,)rdinances but with a be~,? out of town and the by Mr. Petersen. essentially the continuation Moreo\ er, when the Pointe plan. A bus company offiCIal Korsakov "Capriccio Espag. big siring aUached. The ' o[l~mal letter of appea.l may ------of the program the Pointe school system received state has said in court that Friday, nol" M'eets April 24 string is that any and all eaSIly ha,,:e been los.t m the HORSING AROUND school system presently 1,8S. aid for school students, part April 14, was the last day I Rh 'ff' "Co local amendments to the accumulahon ot mail. Dog Warden David Mc. A second edueational.'ro. of the state air! is used to an order for 350 bus~s could .1 No, a~ i~~D1~I;no~ for ;~~~? . BOCA or ICBO codes could B9ard Is Confldl:nt Queen of the Woods Depart- gram would embody ,pOssible fund the libraries. be placed for fall delivery. will feature the guest artist The Grosse Pomte Board not take effect until 90 days Now with income tal( out ment of Public Safety reo cuts in the school program Costs $411 Per Pupil ...... i Th t t d t' of Education will hold a spe- after a copy has been de- of the way and most people celved a call Thursday, April in anticipation of a possible With The Pointe's present Sunday April 16 I e conce~, presen e a ~ial meeting at 8 p,m. on livered to the State Con. returning from winter so. 13, from a groom at the $1 million deficit In oper- system of libraries, the cost , I the Perform!ng Arts Cent~r Monday, April ~4, in the slruction Code Commission. journs. the Center's Board Is Grosse Pointe Hunt Club, 655 all'ng funds lor the 1972.1973 per student to operate th.' THE AP0.LLO SPACE-! of North HIgh School, Will I Board Room of the schools' • ~ CRAFT ~nd Its three crew. begin at 3:30 p,m. Ad ' . t r B 'ld' 389 During the 90 days the State (Continued on Page 22) Cook road. The groom said school year. libraries is tabulated at $40 men orbited around earth. mlnl,Sra LOn UI mg, Commission, after a hear. a horse was loose and he It was this second program according to Dr. Anderson. ' one and a half times after A reception for Mr, Kottler ISt. Clair avenue. ing, could disapprove the R ' 1\1' didn't know where it went. that the board was consid. The resolution passed in 't fla Ie '12'54 ' I"t will follow. Tickets are $2,50 Major agenda Hem is ap- local provision'." eCeIVe erIt Upon Mr. McQueen's arrival, ering In Thursday night's Thursday night's meeting ~:f sll:da~~ and th~~m'blal~t: for adults amI $1 for stu'l proval of accounts payable Mr, Fryer also notcd that: ~ h I h" the horse was back in the meeting, prompted by a eontains three clauses. cd out of orbit for the three. dents, and may be purchased f?r, thc m?nl~, Interesled "Many cities for years have uC 0 ars IpS corral and no assistance was clause in the teachers' labor First. that the ,library pro. day journey to the moon. on the day of the conce~~I~e!!s_ a~~_~~~~tedto atteJ1(~.:.bcen protecting the home. needed. (ConClnued on Pale Z) f('ssional assistants wilt be The 12.day flight incluaes a buying public from inade- The National Merit Schol. ------.----- ,hired by the school system stay of over three days in C ,e R S C quate and shoddy new con. arship Corp. of EVllnston. on a temporary basis from the unexplored central lu. yc 1St ulns cout Jor I struction through local build. Illinois, has announced the Park Council Petit:n.ned July 1, 1972, to &'eptember nar hl'ghlands a regl'on of ing codes without Slate as. names of two Grosse POI'nte IIV 15, 1972, unless "unforeseen peaks towering 18,000 ieet To Te e It weld Cl I sistance." Public School System Seniors, I circumstllnces should occur." above the flat "sea" where rmUll e 1. "use Assumes Too Much among a total of 47 in Michl. To Take Stand on Taxes Secondly, lhat the library American astronlluts first I F P ------He then cxpressed the gan, who have been chosen professional assistants may wlllked on the dusty lunar i arms atrolman Gerale: car's lighls and siren. feeling that the provision for four. year college scholar- By Roger A. Waba would reassess properly once bbeterminated as of Septem. surface. I l?eburghgraeve was or: rou. As the Harley Davidson ap- for a State veto power "as. ships. more .er 15, 1972, because of con. t A resident of Maryland . t d' e • .. me pa troI Wednesday after. p r ()ace,h d P ol 1roIman De. sumes that a new. untried" Se'ected as F.'nall'sts are mue msuffieient operating , A'I '2 h h b h 't d h' avenue appeared before the Co '1 R b J Monday. April 17 ' n?on, prl j, w en (: urg I1raeve CXIe IS car Stale Commission will be I North lIi"h School student uncI man 0 crt . Hut. revcnue. ... Park Council at the re,tular t d't I h Th' dl AREAS OF HANOI AND I pICked up a brO.l!Icas t from and att emp ted t0 gl'ab the better able to protcct the Arlayne Carson and South on ma e I c ear, owever, Ir y, that the temporary 'th P k I' It l' I' t h d meeting Monday, April 10, th t t t I HAIPHONG were in flames I e ar po Ice a emp mg cyc IS r.s e ma e no at. public than local officials J1i~h Srhool student James a no proper y ax goes to emp oyment will commence t h It fJ' . k II I ~ with a petition for tax re- th t t I d I . Sunday, as hundreds of U.S, loa a eemg J:m ar ey I tempt to stop. who are close to the prob, Eckenro Ie. Miss Carson reo form bearing 150 signatures. e s a e; nstea, it goes on y If an agreement is reach. bombers attllcked deep in' Davidson motorcyclr. i Eluding the grasp of the lems an,d, have to live ~!th ci~ient of a Chrysler Co~por. The substance of the peti. to the city, county and ed between the school sys. North Vietnam and caused The report said that the' Farms policeman, the cyclist the deCISions they make. ahon Fund Merit Scholarship school board. It also was tern and the Grosse Pointe heavy damage, It was reo molorcycle was traveling east continued norlh on Fisher, Two other objections arc for use at MI'chl'gan State tion was that the people of noh!d at the meeting that, I'S Ed u ~ a t Ion Association Mi 'higan v('te cn any prop. f th' (GPEA ported by the U.S. Com. on Jefferson after lurning P alro Iman Deburg hgr~eve I cited by Mr. Fryer, One is University, intends to pursue ert)' tax increase in the fu- 0 now, ere s an approxi. ) waiving further ad. mand. A Soviet freighter t from Cadieux. rc~nlered his scout car and a provision in the bill which a career in el('mentary edu. ture. lie said the petition mat~ly $180.000 smaller tax vance notice requirements was reported hit al Hai'l In order to biock the mo. JOined Park scout car # 15. "allows the State Commis. cation, Mr. F.ckenrode In. roll In The Park due to tile In the event of tuture termi. serves morc as a survey to 15 H b i phong, the seaport funnel i torcyde, Pat r 0 I man De. ma nned by Park Patrolman sion to approve new materi. terested in medicine, wilt at. be submitted to the leglsla. new assessmen. er ert L. nat on of the library profes. for North Vietnamese war Ihurghgraeve. in Farms scout Collin LaLonde, in pursuit of als and methods of construe. tend the l!:liversily or Mlchi. ture. Heger, director ot public slonal assistants. material from abroad, and i car #35, hea

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Page Two G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S T_hursday, April 20, 1972 -----~-----~-~~---~------~------~------dropped due to a decrease in 1st u den t s attend Pointe ARE YOU A SHIRT PERFECTIONIST? Camera Cluh Board Sa_vs 67 Teachers Face La,yoiis projected student enrollment i ScllOOls, whereas 13,300 are If you are, then see us. We've been making custom shirts Meets Tuesday J next year. This year 13,~7,_~~p~cte~~~e_a_r_. __ for men who care for Jears, right in OUR OWN DETROIT (ContInued from Page 1) date, Trustee Alfred R. wish to retain the schools' WORKSIfOP. Select from fabrics woven by the world's The Grosse Pointe Carner.. t t 'f' th t I Glancy, Jr., William Heut. present level of education in f.mest ml'11S. From $1950. up. Club will meet on TU(lsday, cont rach specit bymg tTa dany60 I teman, Dana Id J . Semm Ier a millage election. w " I cJ h April 25, at 8 p.m. in the eac er .mus ~ ~ I Ie I and Robert D. Warner, feel The school system em. e ,nMv"e ytxlEJO come"En .,eRe~,. op, G P . t W - M o. days prior to dismissal. that more information would ployed 1.50 professionals in "D.signed" . 1% ri~~~s;he ~~ting a~i11 s~~ve I ..~c:n~fm~~a~r ~~~=r~ear be available for the voters the 1969.1970 school year. ~ as th~ club s annual busln~ss you will be given the chance at that date, Past experIence Next {all, unless the addi. 'REMODElING-- CUSTOM SHIRTMAKERS meetmg .and .also. a seSSIon to decide if the redUced pro. has determined that Pointe tlonal revenue is secured , on opemng JudgJn~. Me~. gram goes into eUeet," voters are less likely to pass through state aid, miliage ADDITIONS Suite 250 Book Building b~rs are asked to brmg. their Trustee William Heutteman a millage i{ there are uncer. proposals or other sources," COMMERCiAL - RUIOENTIAL 1249WashingtonBlvd., Detroit-Phone: WO 2.4212 ~lIde~ to learn the baSICS of informed the residents at the tain issues. the stale will be cut to 600 ' I.I~rDoms O•• I,ned ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE Hours, Mo~i:Jl_~:!":~~.f..~~I. by "Pf-" Judging. : meeting. Members o{ the audience teachers and administrators. ICltc~.ns lleerefllon Room. 777.6840 ------.-- -,------.. : He emphasized that the were mainly cncerned over The proposed cuts means A'Duslleot C.lUn,. Evenjngs 881.97044 '.rson.Uud : school board had reached a the possible reduction o{ ex. a loss of 150 teachers, lib. 21719 HARPER AVENUE rarians, nurses, administra. Ar(hlttt,turl~ Service legal agreement with the tracurricular activities. SUo Compl.I. Homo .. ST :LAIR SHORES, MICH, 48080 tors and specialists. A total Commercii' Sel'tlcl't I teachers union and if the perintendent Anderson was board could not insure a not able to give them any of 44.1 positions are being abolished because of are. WINSTON teacher o{ a job come Sep. direct a n s II' e r s10 their tember, they would have to queries of which activities duction of program, accord.! notify the teacher of possible would be cut; he only re. ing to a printed list dis. TRENCH COAT dismissal. iterated the problem oC un. tributed by the school ad. "Thi~ is not a give.up.all certain school revenue for ministration. BY LONDON FOG! situation" Mr. Heulteman the coming school year. Nine professionals were commented as he stressed One resident asked the A DOUBLE BREASTED Ithe fact that the residents, possibility o{ residents vol. SIa te Hearing IVORY SHADE COAT WITH : and not the school board, unte~rinlg to t~o.nt~uct extra. On C•.ty Budget 'would make the final deei. eumcu ar ac IVIles. EIGHT BUTTONS. IT HAS sion on the reductions o{ Suggests Substituting A Public Huring on the SHOULDER EPAULETTES, staH and school programs. i One student, a tall blond. proposed 1971.72 City of Even if it was not a "give. , haired girl who was obvious. Grosse Pointe budget will , COACHMAN COLLAR AND up-all" situation, it cerlain. ly concerned over the pos. be held on Monday, May 8, , LAPELS, SlASH.THRU Iy looked that way Thurs. sible elimination of varsity at 4 o'clock in Council ~ day night as the trustees sports, suggested hope{ullr Chambers. WELT POCKETS. AND IT'S voted unanimously to send "Why not ,put back vllrsity City Manager Tho", a s COMPLETELY WASH 'N WEAR. notices to 67 teachers the {o 0 t b a II, basketball and Kressbach said that due to i (ollowing day, Friday, April track, and take out a psy. wage negotiations and other 50% POL VESTER 14. Trustee Alfred Glancy chologist?" priority projects the pro. 50% COMBED COTTON 50.00 Jr. .was absent from the The audience c hue k led posed budget is still in the I , meetmg. over this suggestion. How. process of preparation and President Is Bitter I ever, that is about all Pointe reproduction. He added that I "I was warned that there residents can do until, first, the budget will be com. I: : was going to be an overkill, the state aid picture be. pleted within the next few but this is criminal," the comes clearer, and, second. weeks and suhsequl!ntly dis. I I president of the Grosse Iy, they have the opportu. tributed to the Council for I men's wear ,Pointe Education Associa. nity to vote on whether they study. I, 520WOODWARD ,.., , DETROIT lion (GPEA), Rita Carey, --'------FISHER BUILDING DETROIT 203 PIERCE BIAA\INGHAM ~:~~t~aso~tnl~~;:d~: i~~I:~ comments from the audio I ~o)J0@@] ence. 0 81r""""'.", SIOI' Up," Th" lln lV''''DI unlli UO Sbe then cited the cruelty by of sending so many teach. ers termination notices when I many might be rehired in ~ ______late spri.ng, summer or fall. 1 ."\. \. 'RENCH ------, She also pointed out the ab. , " ~ I •• • 1'>1. I' ,,)II I' r)lll', ~r:~~Il'1 sence of cuts among ad.: ..;) 1~',--- £l1.Il1~~D ~..0)~;t~:t..:.~c,,,'~~{:~'~;1':~k'~~:{,:c~c:t:~~1'.:~k)c~_~~~~~_l£-_ .~. ministrators. secretaries, and. dB.'~ rYR::""~~ - ~ I ~ maintenance :personnel. . l,t... / ,...t '" .,) l ~ "Teachers are 'more 1m. .1-:;:..- " ,I •• ( ~ '- ~ portant than cafeteria servo I . _ ~ ~ r.,; ices, workshops and ex. '.;' -1/ "" 'U h ~ quisilely kept buildings," \, ~' to: ~ i' ~ Miss Carey shot out as she ~. 'B y:....- -~_ro\ pushed for an early millage ~ 'JI I..~.,',"~election to insure some of ~ :IE. I llLfo., ~ the laid-off teachers a job Did you see the golf shirt > ~ ~~ next September. ~ t.."' ~ Anderson Answers Jack Nicklaus wore ... i;;lE ~. As soon as the audience ~~ (;' quieted down after an out. this weekend? ,~:.) II ,:-burst of clapping in support .:' ~..3 tllc Lest of two wor { s 2~ of Miss 'Carey's de f i ant; It's coiled the Hathaway Golf Classic. Jock Nicklaus ~ ~ y.; stand. Superintendent An. wears it for a lot c' good reasons, The comfort is .; ~ KNIT SUITS ~. derson attempted to counter playing comiort, not just clubhouse comfort; full in .. ~ C'., the ehar~es. the sleeve for a free unhampered swing; nothing to The Pointe schools are season. legantly ashione or street an No wonder Jack Nicklaus wears it: '$15, others i< ~ fr"1Ii $2 30 ~iZ predicting some $80 per stu office wear, and crafted with finesse for from $10. ;1 ~ dent in slate aid for the satisfying comfort and tong wear. W h . " S ~ 1972-1973 school year. How. eave it. .. ~ h t f' . $2 I In Black, Brown or White c ..v"' 'jito~e~'~reemM~11.11 Cl01'IlES AM t)(ClCm'F, Willi t'$ IS Pf.lWI\' (;~ever, t a IgUU, IS 5 ess • ' than they are currently re- HICKEY'S p. rl ~ ~ " ~ ~ ' ceiving, and $25 more than WHALING'S 'lOal'!"" Ol'1I0n " ~ any formula currently being In the Fi,herBldg. 17140 Kerchevalin fhe Vill"ge : ~, no ~~~~~ssed in the state legis. WHALING'S FRENCH SHRINER 92 Kercheval, Or. the Hill ~ ~ DAVID WIIITNEY BUILDING, DOWNTOWN' SOMERSET l.jALL IN TRDY (.... Election Discussed 203 PierceSt. B;,m;nghom 1246 Wo,hingtonBlvd, j Open doily 9 to 6 ~ ~. ... NORT.~LANDCENTER,FARKINGAREA"E'J ~ M~s Cruy~ remarks ~ __ ~~~~ __ ~~~ ~_~ ~~~ __ ,~~~~~ __ ~~~_~~~~~~.~~~~~~_ ... ~- ,~- . .... -- - . , -- ~ sparked a <:Jscussion of when " lS~(,1Jj":J1(J)~"(;>,('S;:P(,?J~"(,1),('S;:i1(,1)m1(QJ,~"'J(,1)~.t'')(.?~1,.?~''?(,?J~"?(,?J.?k. to hold the necessary mill. I: agc election. ,. -~ ----- .------~--- This question has been the l' focus of many recent board ~ OPEN THURSDAYAND FRIDAY EVENINGS I meetings, and has eaused ~ r;~. members o{ the school . ._ board to join one of two die. THE LIGHT WEIGHT BLAZER j . ferent camps.

"1 The majority o{ the trus- tees favor a September mill. by Deansgate

II age election, for they believe several issues critical to Canadian two-tonp. denim "passage o{ a millage pro. I posal will. be then clear. The jacket ... rough, tough and 'most emotional issue which .•.... : will be resolved, a~ least. fo~ I{~:~ t~~ ready to tackle anything. the 19721973 year. IS busmg, ,:.:.:. Thr 0111' }(ll'k('1 Ihal 1'1I1/ br Il'orn •.••.. however. school administra I::::::: :::::: tors also will have a clearer I.,:::::: nil rrar - flllrlh or ,lOlIlh. ollr ::;::: Full front zipper, snaps . picturetime of aofSeptembersUile aid millage::::::at the .:::::: bln:rr }nckrl IIf Ihr liMhlr,l/ U'riMhl ~..::.:.:.:~:..:.:.:.•:~. and tabs, elastic back band. I election. ::::::: flolrrslrr (llId wool hop.\'(Jl'k. Pal'/,-,\ Other trustees, such as:::::: likr (I drrnm nnd a 11m rs arri,'rs :::::: Navy with grey yoke, bottom ! Lee Allen, favor an earlier :::::: ~~f I. millage date to give the:::;:: wrinklr Jrrr. ::;::: sch')ol board the oprortunity;::::: ••.••. tab and pocket flar>s. to plan the 1972-1973 school :::::: Tmdililllla/ s/l'linM in 11I1/:1. fI'd. ~.~~.~~.~ budget at an earlier date. :::::: Mold. {iM!r1 billr. dark Mrrrn IIr 38 to 42 sizes. $16 An early millage election ,;::::: .:.~.:.!.:.~ would also decide if the laid.:::::: la", J"SI Ihr IhillM 10 lI'rnr /('ilh

off tcachcrs could bc rchired :::::: I, ,da j",\ ilriMhl. I"O/or{,,/ sliU'ks, .!'.:'.:.r.:'.: immediately.:::::: . Based on ExperieDce I::::::: fJ.jJ)() :::::: The four board members ::::::: :;::::

"h•. ',,".,. th, "",mb" ,:.I:::.I.:'!.:: ...... I:l~ ...... H~gg~g~~lH Poi ~[:9N:ws ,Iiii if: ',' I(~( )H( )~,,~:~ , J( )1 ';~,;;,::;,,;r ....",.... £,,'" Th ... ,., b, (,;, "" m H!HnHH! :::::::::::: Shop r.£~?¥~~5:'1.~~'i:li~', 7 f/tC/[et;'s11 :~llllllililil!ililliIIIII!Iii Ir~I~~°';2lr~II~':nPOSI.,e p.ld al De. :~:~:~ /-" Since 1900 :;:::: :~,~:u~:rmoooR:~~:,~ooOre~,~:~:'fi~ ,/',.. Kercheval at SL Clair • Grosse Pointe ii~ji~ LOWER LEVEL Addru!i all ~hH iSubu'fiptl(')I'U, I':::::: "', ~ .:::.: MEN'S STORE "Chan,eJ

.. lid • Page Three I Thursday, April 20, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEW S I I! Judge Goodrow Two Park Firefighters Stores Report 'I On Bad Checks I IIears 21 Cases P d S SURGICAL & MEDICAL " Woods Muncipal Judge Don romote to erge-ant The Farms pollce were Goodrow heard 21 court cases ------contacted twice over a four. AID FOR MY LAWN?? ad.m.egan Wednesday, April 5. Twenty- By Roger A. Waha troit Safety Council. May day period by Farms mer. eight warrants were signed Two Par k firefighlers 1969, and a Medil;al SeIC chants reporting bad checks. ~ APPAREL FOR MEN & BOYS for failure to answer sum. "sizzled" their way through Help Training Course, May ' A ,cfeguard p,olectian palicy ogoin,t problem, a' The ('hecks were cashed at a YES • they occur during the year. mons, four cases were dis- promotional examinations and 1964. Sergeant Block's cer. Mack drugstore and a Hill missed and three cases were were advanced to sel1gE'ant liCicales include: Fireman. ADOPT A PLAN Of GIVING THE RIGHT KIND OF PROTECTION: 16900 KERCHEVAL, in the Village 882-2755 supermarket. Th~t meon,. l;b-WN MED!C cperction utilizing todoy', finest ma. adjourned. Monday, April 17. Andrew ship Training Course. Ma. The owner of Rand Drug. Open evenings Mon., Thurs., Fri. ',i/ 9 p.m. te"ols prec",only cpplled by Olil outomated, muilj.f"nclion Do u g I a s Frank Smith, Benoot. 62. and Joseph Block, comb County Fireman's As. store, M i c h a e I Randazzo, combl.... . 23007 Teppert, East Detroit. 36, passed their written and sociation, co.sponsored by called Farms police Tues. a Her,,'. If'hlll SO"." ..... ~ ~.,.~ pled not guilty, was found oral exams for sergeant spon. the Greater Delroit Safety day, March 21, 10 report the IN Ar"a R... irl"nl. Say! ~ 'f-:y ...J....".,.v,' .. guilty to unnecessary noise, sored 'by the Michigan Muni. Co u n c iI, Seplember 1969, return of a check marked .&'.....u...~~ .• ~:.II,. and was fined $10. He also cipalLeague, said Chi e f May 11969 and September "account closed." The check pled guilty. and was found Phillip Costa. 1968. ~ .. kli=!" was cashed on Friday. March ...... iwt--.t.."""t guilty of a suspended license. The written exam was While Sergeant Benoot , '0 ,~ tl-L .. 10, at the drugstore located .~....""7,.. ~:..J.~buJ.H He was fined $150, and given given Monday, iMarch 20, was advanced from cOl1poral, at 18404 Mack. 1. ' ,--I- ~ "'-0 three days ,in jail. while the oral exam, con. S erg e ant Block was ad. The $lG check was from . ' ,,), Billy Bradly Pendergraft, dueled by fire chiefs fTom vanc'.!d from firefighter be. the personal account of Don. 20215 Rosedale, Sl. CJlair the Wayne nd B' . h cause the post of corpo.ral aId Donaldson. 4890 Canyon, BUDGET PRICES FROM THE SMAlLEST TO THE LARGEST LAWNS Shores, pled guilty and was a Irmmg am Fire Departments, was pre. has been dropped, said Chief Detroit. The blue check was Include. 011 Labor and Maleriol, foun~ guilty to driving. under sented Thursday. March 30. Costa. Both men will now be issued by Del Toit Bank and SPRING CONDIlIONER SPRING SEASONAl the mfluence of alcholJc bev. Both men received a clean fire inspeclors on their re- Trust. • SEEDINC -SOIL NUTRIENT F'JRTIFIER : ~:~:l~::~~g~ c~~HCING erages. He was fined $1~ bill of health during their spective platoons, which is 1\ The second report came on • FERTlllZeJ~ »10.\0. 4~"'" • SOIL NUTRIENT FORl'iFJER an.d cost~ of $25, and hiS physicals Wednesday April responsibility of their new Friday, March 24, when Fred • POi'.'EA AREA'TINQ ITo 4Yo" O"'ll) • W1:EO CONTROt • POWER AERATING' :'OWfR ROl..lINQ driver's hcense was suspend. 12 'position Wolski, manager of Salem 3000SQ F, • SWIMSUITS & BERMUDA SHORTS ed for 90 days. He also pled 30005<> F, -$189$, <0005<> F, -$:1<" guilty and was found guilty I .Sergeant Benoot, a 36-year I .When. he Jomed. . ~he Park Square Supermarkel. report. - by JJrentlCUOc/ ed the return of two checks ----yEARLy "PUTTER'SGREEN"PLAN---- of speeding and was fined veteran of the Park Fire De- Fire Department In 1936, 7 Servici Vi:Ub - Fully Guar.ntHd - Und... 3' Pef Sq. FI. $25.' partment, made the passing i S.ergeant Benoot was .a fire- written by Harold Slone, 671 _ 'Ie-., L.. 9I' la'Wn & CQrlV'I"le"'" Aat." A\I~IIIbl.- Kenneth Raymond Kaye, score of 70 on the wrillen !Ig~ter. H{' served In ~he Westchester . SPRING \2 lI"il>l fAll \2 lIi,in' • SPORT JACKETS 220 Ashland, Detroit, pled e~am and 78.5 on th~ oral. Unller! States ~rmy durmg The checks. written io the I • Seeding, M..-ion, 8¥on • So.1 Nul'."l .. ~~. M.,~. a.on • F.,riliulion 20- first wee,k of March were Fortifier' F'rl.linlion 2C).'G-IO • 4S u '(>.10 + 46 u • WINd Cor"luoI' Chind'l But by Stal/ley Rlacker guilty and was found guilty HIS overall average, melue- World War II m the Euro. • arllb. Wud. & Pr~gMI Crib (:(Introl • GlliC. Sod WIb. f !,jlOpt .... Ch.'., Control to no registration. He paid a ing seniority .rights, was peall Theater, said the Chie.f. made out for $18 and $27. I • Pow... AIf'li"".POlfIi'f AQ.II~g • SOil NiJlr .. nl Fonll~ • '011 Erntrfttlt C'iIb Control I Pow ... A .... 1i"lill $10 fine 90.25. Meanwhile, Sergeant He became -a corporaL m Farms detectives are in SUMMER 1211i,i,,1 WINTER 11 Vi';ll charge of the investigation. "" Fun~. COIIU"OI • WMd ContfOI • Po,t Willia'm Randal] Maynard. Block, a 12-year . veteran, !a.nuary 1965. ~crg~ant Blo~k • F~ilJm N...... tnd T't~ul.~, Conb'OI ,l;""'gtnl Cult) ConlrOI • Hill Bug - Sod • SHIRTS - Short Sleeved - In ISnO\l'O~oldl Fu'9C'ldIllPPIic.lM»n 21137 Doepher Warren pled ,scored 84 on the written test Jomed 'Park firefighters Witt Worm - Cinch Bug ConlfOI • Oru (Knits) Sport - Golf guilty and wa; found guilty a~d 85 on the oral, maki.ng ?eptember '1~60 after servi".g 38% UF Fltflitiuloion .SItIKliv. Pow" A .... t. to no registration He was hIS overall average, With In the UnIted States AIr ''''l by hod and Gal/I fined $10. . seni?rity, total 96. Force from 1955 to 1959. STATEMENT OF POLICY - OUR GUARANTEE ".<1\\\'10\\\.'\\'10\\\\\\%\\1>:\\\\0. \i\\\\\\\\\\\\.:I\\\\\II..~\\\\~\\\\I~M\\\\\'.\\\\i\.i,\\~\\\..\I\\\\\~.I~ Charles Robilrt McConnell Nme men took the lest for Sergeant Benoot. his wife. ~ L.AWN MIE:OIC u th. Itf'ld of hl"l'YIc:e y'lII tl'Ulm.nU. 9'J .... nIHt, ch.t of the 10 .... t.wn.,.. •• IUIItd ,.'""~ Iil'IIiIl bt. ul'\dlH .... 11 tc>wf •. It It'l. 1'\lIIlfl ;,met.r .utltd ..... ~~ II IMt 8677 Hupp, Warren, pled sergeant a!"d on~ for lieu. Lorna, .and their .sons.. Andy acPlihe'd bv ItM .nd 01 the "Pun.'"t GINn" pl.n, uwn a.t.dw: .1 no Ch"" Il'Id 10' how 10ftI. tin 11UkH. wilt Nf\'lr;t 'th0ll .re... of m. I.WIII" nlCtuliry 10 """~ .... the .U1l1Cl ...... "w.d per-- • GOLF AND CASUAL JACKETS guilty 'and was found guilty tenant,. s~ld ChIef Cos.ta. and Michael, reSide III 418.5 I~u,ge cl 9'* D('V9fed, IRa. La~ Medi(. tUftt\1tf~r ..ntM1 m. 9""' IHl6l't "\oWl" bt. per.nnh' or defective equIpment. He Four flreflg~ters o,ut of nme Beasonsflcld avenue. Their ~M.\~\~*\\i\\~\~\\~~~\\\\i~\~\\\Ii\\~\\\\.\\\\I.~\\\I\\\\\~~I!YAli»"';;. by Peters paid a $10 fine. He also was passed their written and d~ughter, Virginia, is the Thil m...-u. for most L.I...-ne. uwn M46c !MIl inCru .. VM .... (OtoI1Ad..,.. itll V.... 1Clid .... 1910". Thil iI '.... 11. fined ~100 and $50 costs, and ?ral exams. However, open- Wife . of Sergeant Bobbie three days in jail for ~ reo mgs for sergeant are cur. McAhster of the ~ ark • SLACKS- voked license (plea . "Nolo rently filled, added the Chief, Police Department. Sergeant bY L(,I'i--/1 ri/{ht and Glen Oaks Contendre). • so .the other two will h~ve to Block, his wife, Jean, and William James Quinn Jr wall for a future openmg. ('heir son. Trevor, live at I 22909 AlI'ln court, St. 'Clai'; S erg e ant s .Benootand 14.928 Maddelein. ______IShores, pled guilty and was Block h~~e received num.er------found 'guilty to tumultuous ous, certille~t~s for attendIllg TOOLS MISSING conduct. He was fined $35. va~lOus trammg co u r s e s I Orville Wills, 21912 Harper w~lle members of the Park Edward A. Elissa, 485 Lak~, St. Clair Shores, pled FIre Department.. ,Bournemouth, went to the guilty and was found guilty S?l!le of Se~geant Beno~t s Farms police station on of speeding. He paid a $20 certillc.ates I~c~ude: Fire. Monday, March 20, to report fine manship Trammg Course, the loss of tools valued at Andrew John Barbiere. Maeo~b. County. Firefight~rs $220, HI) reported that the 9706 Greensboro Detrol ASSOCIatIOn,April 1971; FIre trunk lock of his '72 Dodge pled not guilty, ~as foU~d !nspectors Con~erer.~e, l\Iich- had been punched out by .. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ..* * * * * * * 'It .... * * * * * * * * * * * * ',," ~i guilty of failure to yield right. Igan State UnIversity, Sep- some unknown penon, and ,..: ,.. '\ of-way. He paid a $10 fine. te~ber ,1965, 19~8 and ~9?9; the tools removed. He no- ,.. qI fJ IJ I I ... Donald Kent Terey 14486 Fuemanship Trallung ticed thE! theft at 6:30 p.m. ,.. Jhe ("'ldorado ,.. Lappin, Detroit, Pll'd not C?urse, ,Macomb. C?unty Wednesday, March 15, after ~ .;~ I guilty was found guilt of Frreman s ASSOCiation, co. his car had been parked in .. C C g .. .speeding. He paid a $50 Yfine. sponsored by the Greater De. his driveway.'" tit It I Gregory David .Louisell. ----- * uj om abrio e : 1012 Three !Mile drive, pled .-a--.~~ ~~~ 1 \* ,.. guilty and was found guilty ...... -....,~-_.~~~--- ... JJ of 0fspeed!"g.Hewa~fiDed$35. Angehne Josephine Sgroi, Amera.can EASTMAN :... l. l.t d : 1 m e ... 22213Robert John, st. Clair Aa a ... Shores, ~Ied guilty ~nd was Irhnes K 0 D A K ': !' I IJ 1found gUilty of speeding. She ... (... d · m d l : t ·0 ) pa~~a~y~~u~eeschultz, 20537I"SOIITH PAlIFI[: l l n 0 e : 'f ~~~n~~~ e:~rf~o;~Sg~~~~P1[IURE PARADISE" : : of speeding. She was fined ,.. It $2~ommodore Clinton Mar. WIDE SCREEN COLOR SPECTACULAR ,.. : MAN-MADE WASHABLE ~~e~':::/~~~~~sD~;:U~~3 Blii nIIiHTS'" : POROMERIC UPPER guilty of careless driving. He ... It I pa~~c~ ~r:ng~~y Bertelsen, M-O-N-D-A-Y-,-A-P-R-'L-2-4-,-8-:0-0-PM-.------; ~ CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL. BEECH DALY ROAD ... 1425 Aline drive, pled guilty BETWEEN CHERRY HILL & FORD ROADS ,. White and was found guilty of im. DEARBORN HEIGHTS'" It Size~ in Stock paired driving, and was fined .,...,.~"..."..--- __ ------... lit A.913 $150. TUESDAY, ~PRIL 25,8:00 PM" It 8.8:.13 Stone William Peter Stipek, 19884 SOUTHFIELD - LATHRUP H!GH SCHOOL .12 MILE ROAD ,.. It CB13 & It 07.13 Anita, Harper Woods, pled BETWEEN SOUTHFIELD EVERGREEN ROADS I: AllO oblCJlnob/1' 1M f &. The cool supreme look of guilty and was found guilty SOUTHFIELD ,.. It fH WldHH to disobeying a traffic sign. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 8:00 PM It 5119/'11,'", me/il' /0' 13 I fashion is yours when I He paid a $15 fine. I LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL .11 MILE ROAD .... you wear Nunn-Bush . Raymond Mitchell Kozak,! BETWEEN HARPER & LITTLE MACK ROADS ,.. ,. White.Our place or yours? I36764 Harper, Mt. Clemens. ST. CLAIR SHORES'" If cO.O'~ accepted, $'r 00, ple.d nol guilty,. and was found I SEATS FOR ALL SHOWS LIMITED COMPLETE'" NOW AVAILABLE AT _ If ~.) gUilty o~ dnvmg on a sus- FREE TICKET REQUEST FORM AND MAIL ... If ~~~g,e~;~c~~~:~~~y~ai~~~~~ _J9Q~Y9~_sE~yQ~~I~~\{~L_~q~N_T:_ : Dcnise Joy Potter, 301 "LEASE 'L\IL FIlEE TICKETS FOil TilE ... ROGER RINKE :If ~~~se;:~t i;~~:':~erl ;~i1~AmericanAi;li'~~s- EASTMA N KODAK : : speeding. She paid a $20 fine. "SOIITII pv:!!'IC I'ICTIIlE 1'.\1l\1J1SE" PIW(;ltA'1 FOR:,. CADILLAC CO. If men's wear Robert A11en Pendell, \Hl\I>\Y TlF,..;II.\' \\!'IlNESIJAY If 12950 Kercheval. Detroit, .\f'H II. ::!.I\ 1'1111. ::!:i \PH II. ::!h It 520 WOODWARD at Larned I , pled guilty and was fouod N.\\IE . . . .______536.6260 757.0767 If DOWNTOWN ONLY guilty of driving on a sus. ,\I>IlIlES." ._ .. . .___ : WOo 21456 , pended license. He was fined .... ' • ,. $100 d $50 ts d th (,\ I' ------. 1'.1' ---... SALES DEPAR'MEN' OPEN SA'URDA Y It

days ~; jail. cos ,an ree 2'~:I:!I~"'-'\~II~~~~.:.:'~h .'::I,~,,:.!~~k_T,~c.:..~Cl~"~ ~ir~g~ 111," II 1 ~2!6_ ...* * ..* * * '* .. '* * * "'.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ..* * ...*

Tbose follcs at MR. J!Travel Are on tbeMove ••• But only J Bloclcl f -

PARKING LOT ONLY TWO DOORS AWAY

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(Between 7 & 8 Mile Roads) , , GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, April 20, 1972

e stRamQ Scout Car \blS record, give~ for driving Church Offers Six to Face St. John Plans C'YCll I::' offenses as vaned as reck. I ______less driving causing an acci. PAINIING ! Berrigan Filln Court Trials Alcohol Forum (ConliDued from Page 1) bout wllh the law. He cur. dent to driving with are. I The Sunday Evening Fo. -- rently has over 50 points on yoked license. Commercial & Residential ! rum at Grosse Pointe VnUa. Two youths charged with "Alcoholism-a Treatable !he Park police car by driv. ki d . f' " ' . I mg on the l'xtreme west of Interior - Exterior I rlan Church, Maumee and the brea ng an enterlOg 0 Disease IS the subject of a Fisher road, the seout car 'I fit Clair, will show a docu. an occupied dwelling with in. pu?lic forum to. be held at driven by Parie Patrolman free Estimates mentary film, "The Berrigan }~~~ ~enc~~~~~Ja;ft~n~r:a~~ Samt John Hospl~al on Mon. Timothy Mink, veered to the 'RAP and SKEEl ,:;~~hers," at 8 p,m., April day, May 8. at .'.30 p.m. west trapping the motor. ing and entering of an The forum IS one of a c cl~ SEAION IS HEREG- BIIB Discussion and refresh. occupied dwelling, all waived series of community health y . I ments follow the film. The examination before Woods education lectures sponsored The motorcycle, traveling PHONE 882-4480 Ipublic is en('ouraged to at. Municipal J u d g e Don C. by the Saint John Hospital an est i mat e d 50 m.p.h. • EXPERT GUN REPAIR &;.. tend the presentation. Goodrow Wednesday, April Guild as part of the expand. struck the front grill of the 5, and have been bound ing community health ser. . . • GUNS over to Wayne County Cir. vices of the hospital. Par~ scout car, ejectmg the • ACCESSORIES I cuit Court for trial. Speaking at the forum will . cyclist who new over the: The youths, Robert Elias be Dr. Gordon Bell, interna. hood of the car and ianded

Wucetich, 19373 Beacons. tionally.known authority on on the front lawn at 569 1 fi~id, Harp~r Woods, and alcoholism 'and president of Fisher. B. McDaniel Gun Shop Michael David Velardo, 19221 the Donwood Institute in . Woodland, Harper Woods, Toronto, Onto Before bemg slopped by 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1.8200 are charged with the Tues. Dr. Bell has been engaged the. Ridge road block, the MOST MAJOR day, .Marcll 28 burglary of: in the treatment of alcohol. cyclist had managed to elude Open Tuesday and fridoy 9 a.m. 10 8 p.m. CREDIT CARDS Mon., Wed., Thurs. 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m. a .rcsldenc.e a~ 660 Mo.orla~d II ism and drug abuse :;ince a se~ond road block set up ACCEPTED dr~ve. Theil tnal date m Clr. 1946. He serves as a lectur. on Fisher,. south. of Kerche. Saturday 9 o.m. 10 6 p,m. CUlt Court Is s.cheduled :~r er and is a consultant to val, by City police. ThuborsdthaYd'fAPdrl1t 2O' Bond many organizations in the The entire chase took place f a I V . d S i . rd'or the en an stw fs$5c000. nlte tates and Oanada around 3:35 p.m., t Ie time mu~ lOt. e a mo~n 0 , and is the author of the reo South High School lets out ca;heo~ou~omsc~e.;~:gedly in. Icent. ~oo~, "Escape from I and ther.e is hesvr pedestrian MOWING GARDENING volved in the breaking and Addlc~lOn, . and vehlcl~ traffiC. . entry of a residence in S. Durmg the first part of ~he . !he cyclJs!, who was I~e~. Renaud road are Franklin forum. Dr. Bell Will describe tifled as Keith G. Impullith, WYNNE'S LANDSCAPINGJ Burchfield 13124 Kercheval the nature of alcoholism and 20, of 14824 Mapleridge, De. Detroit. David Donald Cole' the effects on the individual, troit. was taken to Bon Se. 1253 E~gle Detroit' Charle~ his family and the commu'l cours Hospital by City police. Maylen C~ots 700' Lemay nity. Highlighted will be a At Bon Secours, he was 881~6071-77~7.4979 Detroit, and 'Edward Paui discussion of the various briefly treated hr a frac. Cote 13123 Kercheval De. methods of treatment and tured knee b e for e being troit: 'what famiiy members and transferred to St. Joseph SODDING PATIOS They were bound over for the community can do to Mercy Hospital where his trial at the next session of help the alcoholic overcome doctor is a member of the Circuit Court. Bond in the his illness. Dr. Bell will staff. amount of $2,000 was can. Ithen an~wer questions from The victim's knee slLffered tinued on each defendant. the audience. severe injury; one City po. 'They are reported to have According to the National !iceman remarked that the been taken to Wayne County Council on Alcoholism, al. victim was lucky he didn't Jail in default of bond. Ihough heroin and other lose his leg. Impullltti was Three other men appeared hard drug abuse 'have reo wearing a helmet at the time before Judge Goodrow April ceived greater attention reo of the 8ccident and did not , 5 for an examination on the cently, in terms of economic sustain any head injuries. ch~rge of breakin.g and en. and s~cial loss alcoholism far ImpulliUi was charged with termg an automobile with In. outweIghs all other forms of failure to stop upon police tent to commit larceny over chemical abuse. Fortunate. signal by Farms pollee and a $5 value. The alleged in. Iy, with medicine, govern. f8ces a court date of Wed. cidenl occurred on March 30, ment and industry increas. nesd.ay May 10. In The Park, The three men are Viktor ingly viewing alcoholism as he was' charged with fleeing Ka~lauskas, 5215 Elmer, De. an illness. the facilities for a uniformed scout car, while lrolt; Anthony Gene Kazlaus. the successful treatment of in The City he was charged kas, 5215 Elmer, Detroit and this major health problem with reckless driving. Rolan.d Kenske, 5660 Lumley, lire rapidly increasing. It is not Impullitti's first DetrOit. They are ~elieved A SainI John Hospital ------to have ,removed a tire and spokesman stated that "while RIGHT ON? a doctor ~ bag from a park. relatively few patients are ed car m N. Renaud and IadmiUed to Saint John for "Right on" isn't a new say. placed ~t in their vehicle be. acute alcoholism, many are ing. Some hockey announcers for~ bemg stopped by Woods treated for injuries and ill. have been using it for years. I police on Torrey road. ness 'attributed 10 alcohol. Beca~e one of the de. ism" fendants was without legal . r." . repr'.!sentation, the examina- P.ers illS who are mterest. tion for all three defendants ~d In the problem of alcohol. was adjourned to Wednes. Ism an.d what. c~n be do~e day. April 12, according to a about It are IlWlted. to thiS police report free forum. Call Samt John ______.______Hospital, 881-8200, ext. 474, to obtain further information. Stop Reckless I Driver in City This Week's Leon Rogers, 20, of Detroit, is charged with reckless driv. Bell Ringers ing as a result of an acci. lent in the City of Grosse Prices EHective April 20th, 21 st and 22nd IPolnle on Salurday, April Closed all day Sunday as usual I, at 4:38 p.m. • On that date, Rogers with Closed Wednesdays at 1 P.M. three passengers in his car: I Paul Addy, 35 Fontana, Rita FormiIler, 1308 Lakepointe, U.S.D.A, CHOICE and Douglas Mann, no ad. dress listed, was traveling FRESH east on Jefferson when he 79~ struck the car of Clifford Goodner, SO, 972 Blairmoor. LAMB SHANKS ... Lb. Mr. Goodner was also travet. AMERICAN LAMB FROM COLORADO ing east on Jefferson. Then Rogers lost control of his car which left the FRESON LAMB SHANKS roadway, struck and knocked 4 lamb shanks 1 (8'0'.) can lomolo sauce 1 I,p. rosemary '4 cup brown sugar over an Edison pole, con- 1 large dove garlic 1 cup while table wine tinued on and hit a tree. I large onion, thinly sliced 112 tsp. lCI!t % tsp. pepper A witness told City police I'1lJtl 10mb tMnk. I" .... ".r; odd ,.mCllininl 1".,.1,1."". Cow., roo ... , and e.... 3 ),ourt In r",od.rol.ly~tJ.w that Rogers was traveling :::.. J~~.~v!~f l=n:U(:;:'nl;ar:twc~i,:. I~r::""i~Oh3:~1~. ,~~":o::'r (::::1. conti"". (ooMing 'or 30 mln. al a high rate of speed and appeared to be racing an- other vehicle. Addy and Miss Formiller BARBEUCED LAMB SHANKS was taken to Bon Secours 6 New Zeoland lamb shank., 2 Ibsps. poprika Hospital, treated for minor fro.en or thawed 2 tsps. sail Y> cup oil 2 tbsp •. leman juice injuries and released. y, cup wine vinegor Y. tsp. pepper None of the passengers in u.. thanh fronn Of I"•• .d. CemDin. flmoiP'lI"1 inlrHienti F.r morinolie and p"ol:. .honk. in mhtlu .... Mr. Goodner's car, Patricia Turn and tpoon mi.tu,. ov., ..han", for 2 mlnut ..... Meninat. 4 hovn 01 roem Ilmperatu,. or ..... mi.ht in and Doris Goodner and Ju- r.fn •• rolor. Turn McotoieftaU, f'Of' enn IJa'lD""I, A..,."9 •• hanlt. on a telC" 5 in. from h. II; lrill Clppro.... dith Thams, was injured. mOI.ty 45 mi"",,'n. tumint en" 15 ",ir.utl. and badin, frequ.nlt, with merinod.. Mo..... 6 Mrrin, •. Rogers was given a court notice to appear in City court (or reckless driving on April U.S.D.A. PRIME The system that moves 11. BONELESS ENGLISH CUT 95(; the Cadillac Eldorado POT ROAST...... Lb. 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Thursday, April 20, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five ------To Recap Part of Charleyoix Wins Honors FarlllS Grants The City of Grosse Pointe ICouncil awarded the resur. . . __ ._ facing of Charlevoix, At Festival Loop's Request LARRY SZURA AG£NCY"-' 'Cadieux to University),. to Maraldo Asphalt Pavmg, Grosse Pointe :SOuth High By Kalby DuH INSURANCE I Inc. at its regular meellng School students p8rHcipaled TheF8rms council has ap- COUNSELLING : on Monday, April 17, in the in the State Solo and Enllem. proved Babe Ruth League's Roch.ster.Grosse PoInt. 1amount of $43,317.55, Mar. ble Festival, Sat u r day, request for increased playing 852 0600 :aldo was the low bidder. M h 25 at Northw~rn ltme on Kerby 'Field. The _____ • . Collect ,The cost of Ule street re. Higharc School,. , in lo'lInt. re league uses the 9O.foot base. ---"~.::~~:-:-----:i~urfaci~g an~ repairs, i~clud. were 26 first division win. ball diamond . .. ------.. i 109 engmeermg fees, ~III. be ners, seven second division Gerald ~lliede, president 01 .charged to the pubhclm. winners and one third divi. Ule league. was present at THOMAS I provement reserve fund and sion winner The South stu. Ule meeting Monday, April 3, i the ~ost of the parking lot dents earn'ed the largest to lend support to his reo LANDSCAPING i ,repaIrs and aUe,y res~ac. I number of first division rat. quest. His .group had ask~d .1. 109 to the parkmg lot 1m. I ings of all the schools in for the use of the field week. provement reserve. Wayne County. days from 5 p.m. 10 8 p.m.; COMPANY I 'f!Ic current 1971.72 budget The Michigan School Band c:;aturdays, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; I proJects $30,275.for proposed and Orchestra Association, and Sundays, 12 noon to 7 Our 5th Year of I stree.t resurfacmg. The a~. which sponsors the festival, p.,m. The Babe Ruth season prox~mate $7,242. plus engl' originated in 1958. The pro. runs from Wednesday, April Quality Service. I ~ecrmg fees, oV,er the pro. ficlency sections of the State I, through Thursday, Julr 20. Jected ~O,275 WIll be cba;g. Solo and Ensemble Festival Mr. Thiede explained that I 881 0292 ed agamst the forth~ommg offer a further challenge to a 20 percent expanded en. - I 197273 budget .allocahon for the high school instrumen. rollment of the league and I ..------01 I street resurfacmg. talist. The three sections (I, recent construction at South :~--~:;'•.•-:~-:;:-;:;:-;-=:-~~:-::-::-;::-~:::-::~-~:.:-.:.-:.:;::~~:;:::~:.:;:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::_:':':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.:.:. II and III) are usually eom. High School necessitated the :::: Ir :::I pleted in the lOth. 11th and increased hours on Kerby I ::::GROSSE POIN, E HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ~:~12th g~ades. respe~ti.vely. Field. :::: \ ::; Complehon of ProflClency Last year, 51 Babe Ruth :::: ::: IU by a 12th .grade student games were scheduled for ;:::H I G'PHA B :::represents the highest level Kerby Field. this year there :::: e p uY :::of i~dividual 'acco~pllsh. are 80 g a m e s. The same .:.: .:. mcnt 10 the Solo and ,~nsem. holds true for Elworthy :::: G Sd. H :::ble Festival. Field, located on the corner :::: 011I1 Ie owe ::: Those receiving first divi. of Neff and Charlevoix roads, :::: H kid :::slon ratings in Proficiency as 53 games were scheduled :::: 0fi ey an::: III were: Liz Gregoq', flute; in 1971 in contrast to 65 in ::::' ::: Mary Ann KozlowskI, flute: 1972.The loss of one diamond ;::: SPONSOR YO R FAVORITE SKATER IN THE ::: Virginia Zeleznik, clarinet, at South High SChool. tied up :::: ::: and Fred Parcells, trombone. for both the 1972 and the 1973 :::: ::: First division rating in seasons, creates a shortage ~:: ~ :;: Proficiency 'II went to Fenia in baseball facilities, :::: Y Weiller, violin: Cathy La. "Keep in mind our practice I :::: A ::: vins , violin; Kevin Miller, time has been cut," Mr. :::: _. ::: viola; Connie Hlntzen, viola; Thiede informed the council. :::: ::: Chris Klein, cello; steve Eli. He also nll:ntioned the sched. :::: 1 ' • ::: ason, cello; Randy Barker, uling of games on Sunday for ::::" ::: piano; Joanne Foresman, the first time. :::: j :::piccolo; Debby Makos, flute; ,In expressing how the Babe Denise Dupuis, flute; Susan Ruth League was willing to ::::::: ~.,.,. ..ON ~,\~ :::Weaver, bassoon and Tony co-operate with The Farms. the representative promised ::: ::: Those receiving first dlvi. Buffa, cornet. that the league would keep in ' ::: .; ~l.',.'".i'"" ::: sion rating in Proficiency I touch wiUl Farms Director of ::: :::: included 'Pam Cain, cello; Public Service, John Deloe, ::: ::: Jeanette Rice. flute; Clau. and would provide him with ::: ::~ dia Landis, clarinet and Sue a schedule and a list of the ::: :::: Wightman. Freshman solos board of directors. After his presentation. the ::: SUNDAY, APRIL '30th ::::capturingings werefirstChuckdivisionAuster.rat. councilmen had some prob. ::: ::;: berry, trumpet and Leonard lems to pose concerning the ::: :::: Swanson. tuba. increased hours. ::: 9 A.M.-12 NOON ::::Ensembles winning first "The question is i1 we are ::: :::: division ratings were Fenia depriving other kids from Weiller, Cathy Lavins, Kevin using the field," Councilman ::: -AT GORDIEHOWE ::::;:::Miller and Steve Eliason, James \Mast offered. ::: ::: for string quartet: George "1 hate to set a precedent :;: ::: Skaff, Chris Klein, Pamela for increasing hours, if the Cain and Jill Harvey, cello league k e e ,p s expanding," ::: HOCKEY LAND ::: quartet; Debbie Pool, Becky Councilman E. Rust Muir. ::: ::: Hewens, flute duet; Virginia ::: ..,..""" ...... -., ::: Zelemik -and Paul' Wood. head added. Mr. Thiede assured the house, clarinet duet. council that the league had ::: PRIZES FOR YOUNGSTERS ::: exhausted every other pos. sibility to relieve the burden 11i * WHO SKATE 100 LAPS \l\ Fac~E,~~,~Op~~~~ non. on Kerby and Elworthy ;;;::: esUy-learn what's wrong 'Fields. but that no oUler solu. ::: c,.. - ...... """-.--""" ...... ~ :::: and what you call do to im. tion could be found. He also :;:::::::::::::.:::.:.:.:~:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.f:; prove the m. reminded the council that the Babe Ruth League was com. posed of 'Pointe youUls. 'Farms Mayor William But- IJer. in recognizing the merit of the organization, suggest. cd that The 'FMms approve the request for only one year. Two councilmen seconded his sentiments. Councilman Mast again voiced his con- cern over residents being in. conven;enced by flot being able to play; and Council. man Muirhead said, "We will take a 101}g,hard look next ••• with GREEN POWER!!) year." tho lawn beauUfylng ftirtUizer that makes Permis.sion was granted by your lawn vibrantly grien and thick. a unanimous vote of the Slow-release formula provides extended council. feeding. "What we are essentially , m asking for is co-operation, in the ph:.y.off games and in the league's World Series. Babe GREER NEWNO"'"lOW PRICIS_ Ruth is a very worthwhile organization," Mayor Butler ,POWBl ~~. $ 4BIi concluded. , E)(TENOED-FfEOtlG Tl'lE LAWtl FERTlUZER ~~~$ 045 1962 HS Class ~~~$1185 Plans 'Reunion " The Grosse Pointe High School class of 1962 is cur. rently planning their tenth reunion to be held Saturday night, May 13. It sounds much like a 1960's dance, as the $10 ticket includes dinner, band. beer and sct.ups. The eve . . t 1 ning is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. The class members have GrB8nlield~..ask somebody who knows f been asked to contact Jon B. Gandelot or Mrs. Phillip Schade, the former Dorothy I Gillis, for further informa. Meldrum Smith Nursery , tion. 17750 Mack, Grosse Pointe II' .... -. -- .-.-iII_ liii I RAYNAL I II "THE HOUSE THAT I Allemon's Florists and Garden Center I SERVICE BUILT" I 17931 E. Warren, Detroit I "NEW '72 COLTS" I I l.Dr ••4.Dr, Ra,dt"s & WalOM I ~ I NEW '725 I Four Seasons Landscaping I DUSTER 1979 I -, . 19720 Mack, Grosse Pointe I NEW '72 DART I I SWINGflt SPEcrAL I I 2-DOOR I I HARDTOP 52090 I Nelson Froluncl, Inc. I NEW '12 5 I I DODGE I 19815 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods I PICK.UP 2170 I LARGE SElECTION I I OF NEW 1912 I DODGE & I Ylaene Nursery I PLYMOUTHS I I ALL SALE PRICm I 21 807 Mack, St. Clair Shores I 5 •• '''om 011 0' I I R. ~~~.LJIf~OI, I 9103 CHALMERS I I LA 6.1300 Wm. J. Allemon Garden Supply I D.lroil, Mich. 41213 I , Mod: N of 1.96 ~""Qy I 17727 Mack, Detroit I Op ..1'1 Mon , Ttl..." "hi 9 ',M 1 ~"Iii'•• __ •.I Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 20, 1972 ------Canada's CUll Being Eyed Burglars Enter 2 Mack Shops IINY'S CONCEMIRA lED On routine patrol early I The owner of Artona Bal'. I Thursday mornlng, April 13, ber Shop, Louis Codispoti, LANDSCAPING By LltvYl!_JE~~~~~~~one.,Jr. Farms policemen discovered: was notified at 6:15 a.m. Sur. NEW COMPANY SERVICING ALL OF that two Mack avenue shops veying hi~ shop, he reported MACOMB COUNTY AND SUBURBS Llwyd (cq) Ecclcstone, fine boat. We have a good had been burglarized during the loss of a 19 inch Zenith Jr" has charted a course chance of winning the Can. the night. black and while television 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE which he hopes will end up ada's Cup." At 6 a.m., Farms policemen set, $10 in change from the ~:~TENNISwith him bringing the Can. Ecclestone was impressed SPRING CLEAN UP Eugene Boylan and Philip cash register, and $2 i:t bills ada's Cup to Detroit. with Dynamite the moment Lawn. powe, raked. seeded, ferrilized, flower beds, lawns Migllo noticed a six foot by trom a box nexl to the regis. cleo lied ond cut, ga,dening, sodding, planting roil,oad Eec1estone, for years one he saw the white.hulled three .foot window broken in ter. ties, fencing. ' of the Detroit area's top boat. the front of Briggs Pharmacy, The investigation of both INSURANCE WORK - REASONABLE RATES sailors, has his sights sel on "It looks like it shouldn't 18544 M~ck. burglaries is in the hands of FREE ESTIMATES . 294.6697 CLINIC challenging the Royal Cana. be a boat," Ecclestone said. InvestIgating the breakage, the Farms detectives. May 8 through May 19 dian Yacht Club of Toronto's "It looks like it should be an they found a fiat stone inside i ------.-~.------.------representative for the Cup airplane. Dynamite looks Toke advantage of this unique the store which h8d been used on Lake Ontario. like it could fly." opportunity to improve your to break the window. They The first race of the series Ecclestone and various summer tennis game. The con, immediat(lly contacted the , 'is scheduled for September members of his H.man owner of the pharmacy, TheO'1 '. WERT.~MANN BROTHERS centrated tennis clinic will be . 10. crew will spend the next dore Briggs, who later re. under the direction of John The first step toward the month 1lutting the final ported $150 in cash missing , "Since 1946" Cook. Mr. Cook is a licensed Cup was the arrival of Ec. touches on Dynamite before from the cash register. teaching Professional by the clestone's new 39.foot sloop she is shipped by truck to The Briggs pharmacy was United States Professional Dynamite in Marblehead, Detroit. the scene of a robbery less Tennis Association. Class size Mass., on April 9. Beginning July 5 DYfill. than two weeks ago, when a will be limited ond applicants Designed by Ted Hood, of mite will compete in trials man armed with a blue steel will be accepted on a first co II Marblehead, and built by Ion Lake St. Clair against revolver entered the store at basis. Frans Maas Jachtwerf, of other boats from Bayview '1:30 p.m. 'and demanded the LADIES -- .'!,~~do,' lh '0"9 h F,;<1oy Breskens, Holland. Dyna., Yacht Club. which Eccle. monE'y in the cash register. 9:00 10:30 A.M, Beginners mite will remain at Marble. stone has belong to since There were $25 dollars in the 10: 30 12:00 Noon - Intermediates head for testing until the 1954. He must <:ome out on register. No one was hurt 1:00.2:30 P.M. Advanced middle of May when Ecde. top in those races to qualify during the robbery. Less than an hour later, Evening Cla~,s--6:308:00 P.M. stone will have the boat ship. for trials at Rochester, N. Farms policemen Philip Mig. Monday through Thursday ped to Detroit. 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Thursday, April 20, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS DUPLICA T1NG BACK.TO.BACK FAST SERVICE Two monumental films in Social Studies at North COLORS AVAILABLE cinema history were made (ir11gee Jaime back-to-back by d ire c tor David Wark GrilCith-"Birth Stimulating Experience !ius.inelliJ ~er\JiteJ of a Nation" (1915) and "In. By Pepper Whitelaw to give two points of view or 15318 Mack TU 1.4044 I toleran.:e" (1916). Social Studies as taught at further information on the North High School constitute topic being discuslied. living study. It's study in If the subject undcr exami. aclion. Gone are the days atlon is controversial, the when students sat gluecl to teacher arranges to have their books rea din g and both points of view presented memorizing. during the same unit. This Today they have the op. program enables North's so. portunity to hear, see and cial studies teachers to use question persons involved in team tea chi n g methods the activities they study. To which combine two or more , date so m e B8 resource classes for one presentation. speakers h a v e addressed John H. Corbin, head of classes in Civics, U. S. Gov. North High's Social Studies ernment, Economics, Psy. Department, said he was chology, So c i 0 log y and pleased with the success of American History 'at North. this program and has appl'e- They discussed federal, ciated the ,~ncouragement state and local government, aud support given it by the 25425 Van Dyke Open Daily (rom 5 P.M. civil rights, the labol' move. school administration. IT,ent, the stock market, Ernest J. Hurst, civics banking, taxation, the courts, and economics teacher, said crime, socialism, racism, teachers found outside speak. women's Jib, the age of ma. ers extremely helpful in giv. CH1~!SE GC)I~DEN jority, the family and the ing students a greater depth and understanding of the INTO A American Indian. Speakers are usually in. many units of stur:ly. ~MERICANBUDDHA vited to appear near the end A large percentage of the DI~EB of the major study units as speakers who have appeared pal t of the culminating ac- at North this year live in The Featuring thef~ery finest in Cantonese dishes for til'ities. Generally they ap. Pointe area. Luncheo,'s and Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. pear alone although some . The stud,mts' reaction Ie NEW .~~. .( times two or more spe8k duro this kind of learning is, "We Fri. &. Sol., 11 a.m. 10 1 ing the same period in order want more of the same!" Mon,.Thurs., 11 a.m. to l2 Sunday 12 to 12 about current events will be COCKTAIl,; LOUNGE COMPLETE Offer Students made. A reassessment wlll Near Whittier. Ample Parking. Carry Ollt Service be made after a five.wee!< 1972 16340 Harper 881.6010 New Program, program. The assessment in. strument will be developed A new program designed and issued by the Depart. (he Ole Fisherman Soy, "Spend Ihe wee~- to help students in The ment of Instruction," he eon. end away 'rom Ihe dIy, come 10 Ihe Grosse Pointe Public School cluded . . System become more knowl. edgeable about current is. CADILLAC Fisherman's sues and events bas just Park Council been launched, according to Wharf Roger McCaig, Curriculum AND MOTOR INN MOTEL Associate in ilhe Department (Continued from Page 1) I of Instruction. 'a property tax reform. Coun. Where your comforl come, ti"t. Relax ond enjoy the scenic spring Panorama of t(,e! Beginning the week of cUman DouglasG. Graham beautiful 51. Clair Rive'. . April 17, each elementary expressed some con c ern One Vocalisf - Pixie Wales and middle sctlool is Iched. over the request to ask for Year after year. great car after Every Thursday, Friday and uled each week to have one. council's support on the Sarurday evening day access to a lO"minute matter. another. Out of a tradition of excel- JOEY VAN SHOW news program produced by While sympathetic, Mr. Appearing every Thursday and Friday. Grosse Pointe children and Graham said that the man Also for your dancing plea,ure - recorded on video tape. was asking the council to lence comes the 1972 Cadillac, the BOB HERBER BAND take a position "contrary to every Thursday, Friday anu Saturday evening. Each iprogram 'Will deal our own City Charter under car you've always wanted with • SILAS WALKER al Ihe Keyboa,d with local, state, national, which :this council has ,the /at yaut dining ond dancing enjaymenl and international issues and obUgation to meet budget news events, with the con. requirements and are Urnit. new luxury, new comfort, new worlds BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS DAILY tent and format to :be deter. ed to 20 mills." He added On 'he Scenic. St. Clair Ri,er mined by the producing class that to tate the position tbe 194 10 S'. Clair Ex;I-:lV, Mile. Phone and teacher. man requested as eo govern. of value. You can choose from nine Nor'h 0/ SI. Ciai,. Mich. "Other objectives of the meat body "would be con. program are to give teach. trary :to our own charter." new models of the worlds finest luxury ers 'a springboard for cur- And !Mr. !Hutton felt that 'rent events, to help each the petition as proposed pre- teacher and each building stnted an "unworkable con- car. ~~ +lou.&.e, plan a systematic formatfor cept." LAKE ROSSEAU, MUSKOKA, CANADA _\ a 1'eally current current Councilman Warren D. events progra'm, and to give Couger mentioned that be Enjoy the pure ~ir and FOR THE KIDDIES, students experiences in reo didn't iI2link the council had clean water at Ontario's • Complete playground, 'nluring search, 'and in organizing control ('ver the lJIIatter be• If a new Cadillac 1S not yet 1n your • SWinlS,. Slides. Mell'f-Go-Round 1 finest family resort • Pfayhouse • Ponies. Horses and presenting ideas," Mr. yond its -juri8dlction. He • SlIiimming pol)l • Swimming leuons McCaig said. acknowledged, bowever. Itbat .. , Our 103rd year • Planned enltrlainment Teachers who have volun- U did 150 people plans consider the pleasure of driving Plofeulonal super'lision .mow 01 all children's activities teered for the project in. against high taxes. He sug. Deluxe accommodations elude sixth grade instruc- gested that rthe 'resi~ a Cadillac of another year ... a previ- for 300 guests FOR THE ADllL TS , tors David R. King of Barnes make xerox copies of his t:'JerythiOB fQ~ your Rales, including all meals only 511110 and Robert Graham ot De. material to send to Repre- $165 weekly (per aduLt - double occupancy) pleasI.He.irlcillding ously owned model. Children under 12 haff rafe. Babies (ree. • New 80,11. healed sWl!nmmi' pDol fer. Fifth grade teachers are sentatlve William R. :Bryant • O~rlcil'l~ niEhtlr let Mrs. Leone Bennett, George Jr., Representative William Special vacation package plan: h(Jtel Clrchestra Adults $102. • Our own 9-ho~e goU course Goodwin, and Mrs. Jean A. 'Ryan '8nd SCnator George Children over 3 years $.5\ (each, weekly; • Fwe ollhe fine'St termis Snell, of Maire, Mrs. Mer. S. Fitzgerald . Children under 3 - Free, Wrile lor dates. c:ourls ill Ontano cedes Jacobs of Mason, and ----- _ HOJsebatk riding _ Fi1hin~ You will enjoy Cadillac distinction Send for free, • Beauhlu; s3ndy Mach Mrs. Mary Owens of Rich. At least gamblers have fuII-color broch ure to: • Professional water ski school ard. made no effort to corrupt our Elementary Res 0 u r c e national game of passing the deep-down luxury and smooth riding CLEVELANOS HOUSE, BOX P, MINETT, ONTARIO, CANADA Teachers in the various buck. buildings will help the teach. I. Phone {Port C8r'ingI70S.765-3171 ers do the videotaping. qualities plus more fea tures, conveni- or SEE VOllR TRAVEL AGENT Sources consulted for the 10. Detroil Represenlali ....e: Phone TU 2-1040 minute tapes include regular ences and power equipment than you television and radio news. casts, newspapers and mag. azines. The presentation for. will find in most of todays new cars. BEST FILM , mat may vary from a long OF THE YEAR. discussion of ao important BESt DIRECTOR single issue to a series of 30.second spots. Plans will Exclusive Area Showing of OF THE YEAR. be made at each building for Ente,fa;nmenf 'or So choose your driving pleasure today all fourth, lifth and sixth Ihe enlite Fomi/y graders to view the tape., from a wide selection of pre-owned Viewing will be optional for Barbara 5lrei,ond-Ryan O'Neal '''.MILEY other students at the discre- KUBRICK" tion of teachers and the prin. "What's Cadillacs or a new 1972 Cadillac. cipal. The evaluation and re-l Up Doc" search aspects of the project have not been neglected, ac- in Calor. Rated 'G' cording to Mr. McCaig. "Prior to the first viewing All Age. Admilled of a videotape. an assess- ment of student knowledge

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------~~--~~~------Thursday, April 20, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine ------_._------_.------+------[ Public Schools in Focus Ii By Dr. 'I1aeoI l. Aaclenoa, SuperbateDClent ., Scbooh Events are moving rapidly March "fireside chat" on bus. In the Detroit schools de. Ing. (1) The Student Trans. segregat:on case. So rapid- portatlon Moratorium Act of Iy, In fact, that what followll 197Z is on the calendar of the may be very much out of Senate Judiciary Committee, dale by the time you read but will not be acted on until it. Nevertheless, I believe aCler the ITT hearings, which that all Grosse Pointers may end by Friday, April 21. should have as complete an We have been advised by understanding as possible of Senator Griffin's offiCE: to putting it this Issue. contact the Chairman of the On March 28 Judge Roth Senate Judiciary Committee issued a ruling stating that to urge that the IT'f hearings any plan of desegregation be ,oncluded as rapidly as limited solely to the geo. possible so that the STMA graphical boundaries of the can be scheduled for a hear. City of Detroit would not be Ing. Write Immediately to:. constitutionally adequate for Senator James O. Eastland, all the purpose of desegregating Chairman, Senate Judiciary the Detroit school system. In Committee, Washington, D.C. reaching t b I s conclusion, 20510. (2) '!be Equal Educa. Judge Roth is reported to tional Opportunity Act of have relied heavily Qn the 1972 which i'I currently the opinion Issued in the some. subject of hearings in the what similar case in Rich- Education Subcommittee of mond, Virginia. the Labor and' Public Wel. together. • • fare Committee. We under- Therefore, it is no longer stand that this CO/ltains noth. a question whether or not I . suburban districts will be in. ng specifically, (or overtly), related to busing. volved; now it is estlon of the kind of a me.'1*. titan An aide contacted In Sena. plan that Judge Ho. will tor Griffin's otnce reports seek to have hnplerl~nted. that the Senator received . During recent weeks -Judge 9,000 letters against cross. ~dl district busing during the Roth has been holdl~ hear. month of March, with 200 Most real estate tran- ings on proposed metropoll. for it. During the week of tan plans of desegregation. March 31, the GrWln office sactions are preceeded Our attorney has been at. received 1500 lelters Eavor. tempting to emphasllo what in th N' by a sensible promotional he believes to be the-'general g e lXon proposals, with 100 letlers against them. program which results legsllmpropriety of a metro- Senator Grlffiws staff say he poUtan plan of desegregation knows how people in Michi- in bringing together a and also ~he practleallmpos. gan feel about forced cross- sibillty of implementing any district busing. willing and qualified buy- kind of metropolitan plan by September of 19'12. er and seller. That's what If and when Judge Roth Shores Police Issues a final order direct. we've been doing at R. ing the implementation of a Testing Cars metropolitan desegregation G. Edgar & Associates plan, it is possible to seek By Roger A. Waha a stay of execution. If he performing a profes- does not concur in this reo The Shores Department of quest, it is possible to re- Public Safety is currently ex- sional service in a pro- quest a stay from the Sixth perimenting with an inter- Circuit Court of Appeals. If mediate si1.e police car with fessional manner; and that court does not ~rmit it, the possibility of changing it is po~sible to go directly the entire neet over from the I service and professional- to the United States Suo standard size, if the smaller preme Court. size proves out. ism seem to be difficult "It is our very frank opin. One Intermediate size car commodities to find these ion that Ihis particular De- Ii 1972 Torino, was delivered troit desegregation case is Monday, April 3, to thl;! de. days. Your time and your probably one of the most partment and police have reo . impl)rtant llnd far.reaching portedly found this auto more . money are more precIous In the entire area of school maneuverable than the stan. desegregation since Brown dard size model. West Coast than ever, and almost vs. the Topeka Board of Edu- studies have found the small. cation case In 1954," Douglas er size car more maneuver. everyday someone else West, attorney for the Board able In traUic. and that it ac. of Education, said recently. tuaUy outperforms the largo takes a fling at the real On the Washington scene, er size vehicle, according to the Higher Education Act, the department. estate business with the the bill containing the es- The new Torino Isn't color. s e n c e of the Broomfield ed black either, but bllae. hopes of taking some of amendment, (no new busing The department reports that until July, 1973), is still in this conforms with the ree- that time and money, We the Joint House I8nd Senate ommendation of the Presl- Conference Committee. AI- dent's Commission on Crime at Edgar & Associates though the Committee is now and Disordl~rs to get away meeting on a regular basis, from the black color. are professionals. We no information is forthcom- WheUter the whole fleet ing. When the deliberations changes over is up to the value your time and our conclude, 5669 will be Irnown men who use the equipment. as a "confer~nce report" and Each officer is scheduled to own. We're not interested will be returned to boUt the turn in his own evaluation House and Senate for appro. sheet Oll' Ute interm:ldiate in selling a house to or valor rejection. It must pass size car in six months. Then or fall in the Congress as it the final decision will be for you unless you really has been reworked by the made. want to make the move. Conference Committee, no The department conducted I amendment! are possible on a factfinding study on the the floor. If it passes. it goes differeni size cars before ob- to the President for his sign- taining the Torino. One short. ature. Since the Higher Edu. coming, however, to the in- cation Act is over 700 pages termediate is that many po- R. G. Edgar in length, it probably will lice officers are generally not be out of Committee for big men 8nd the Intermedi. Richard T. Wallace another month. ate, In eomlJarison to the President Nixon proposed j standard size vehicle, does John P. Grace two bills following his late lack room. David O. Dennis H. Thomas Keppelman Frank J. Huster Vincent Butterly Gerald Olson William Trombley

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Thursday, April 20, 1972 POINTE NEWS Paqe Ten ----_._------GROSSE games allowed 60 goals for ======c=a Sabres Finish a 2.14 average. Aluminum Siding PETER T. DeGALAN IGP ~als Dump Dear~orn The Grosse Pointe lIne.up LANDSCAPE COMPANY Great Season for the championship game 2 TRACK - 3 TRACK Complele londscope service designed to fit your ne.ds ond mok. th. To WIn Banta.m Ice TItle was as follows: goal, Kirouac; BAKED ENAMEL, WHITE, BLACK mosl of your lown. We oller 0 full ,ong. of landscape .. ,.i,es The Grosse Pointe Sabres defense, Rentz, Schomer, including, Bantam hockey team com- The Seals. one of three score, Ehrlich, the team cap. George M-aghielse: forwards, Spring Clean.Up Weelcly Lown Culling Grosse Pointe entries in the tain, broke into the Dearborn Andary, Ehrlich, Gilbride, Thatching GanJen Service pleted their season Saturday, POINTE SCREEN & SASH,IHe. April 1, by downing the Li. South.East Michigan Hockey end and fed a perfec~ pass Larry Smith Dave Smith, Fertilizing Hedge T,imming to Lubeck, who screamed a Rolling Leol Ralunced: swimmers in Michigan, was sters on each team who ob. office can do so at: held the weekend of April Mitseff and Fabbri on ithe tain the most sponsors Ind I 8-9 at Oakland University. most money. A prize also will 1 first team, and Butcher and 27350 GRATIOT, ROSEVillE Batten on {he second squad. More than 500 swimmers and be presented to a youngster 30 swim learns participated who completes the maximum 9980 GRATIOT, DETROIT Hats off to the members in the aquatieaction. 100 laps. of the Sabres team who did Representing the Grosse such a fine job in represent. The Association would like 14313 E. JEFFERSON, DETROIT Pointe Park Swim Club were to obtain the following goals: ing their city throughout the Marsha Maurer, Star Hess- past season. They include receive a donation from each burg, and Mickey and Me. family in the Association; forwardsB'utcher, Fabbri, gan Mont~gne. Miss Mau- RLlss Green, Pat ,Fox, Peter have all members vigorously rer, competing in the 15-17 pursue additional potential lAgan, Carron, John Lange, age group, placed fifth in Lar!"') 'Buhl, and Bill Bel- donors; convert all existing the 100-yard breaststroke pledges to cash immediately; To Telephone , l u 0 m 0; defensemen Bat- (lvent and qualified for the increase existing donations if ten, Marshall, Rick Frue. finals of the 2Oo-yard breast- I' hauf,and Tom Michaels; possible, and have every To telephone Edison from the Eastland area, please dial stroke event, but was dis- youngster in the Association goalie Mitseff; manager and qualified. coach Mike Merritt, and as. participate in the Skate-A- 962-6800. Miss Hessburg, also swim. Thon, and to invite their sistant coaches Jim Rilli and ming in the 15-17 age group. friends and neighbors to Peter S. Logan. placed sixth in the 200-yard "skate" along as well. breaststroke event. Megan Montagne, swimming in the All donations should be' DEIROIT EDISON 11.12 age group, placed in payable to the Grosse Pointe Cour events, taking a second Hockey Association, Post Of. in the ZOO-yard freestyle, a fice Box #6814, G r 0 sse third in the 100-yard free. Pointe Farms 46236. style, a fourth in the 50. yard freestyle, and a fifth in the loo.yard butterfly lohn's Island: 8 pertinent points event. Megan's sister, Mick,~y, representing il1le 13.14 age for those considering Florida this winter. group, .was a triple winner, taking tlie 1OO-Yl'rdand 200- .. location. lohn'~ IslJnd \s a ior sale, Also. Oceanfront Condo- yard backstroke events. She pll\ale ",,,dpnll,,1 rl'sorl 10- miniums, private residences and also won the 50-yard free. (,lll'd ,1/ Vl'ro Ik,;( h In ~ub!roplcal South Village Townhouse Apart- style amI placet! second in ments, Some properlies are avail- the loo-yard freestyle event. f Imld,) IU,I II'; mill" North oT PJlm You filled the emptiness. Your voice ... Ik,l(h able ,for renlal. Park swimmers are coached by Tim Kennary . turned his whole day around. • Privacy. r-,;,llur,ll f\eof\raphy Jnd • Design Building. John's Island And all it took was a long distance call. mamlJms Its own conslruction Representing the Detroit ,1 tn,lnnl'd g,lldl0U'(' a;,;,ure Yacht Club werl! Pointers Now anyone can lower the cost of lolln', 1,1,lnd [,."denl, 101.11IlIlv,lCy lOmpJny. Town Island Builders, Carra Sheridan, Betsy Brie- loving simply by dialil/K direci on long exclUSively for lhe property own. ,lnd "" UrIT\' Thl' property I> nor- den, Lauri Ott, and Joanne distance calls within Michigan instead of r11'".d on Ih(. f ",I hy 2'.', mill'S 01 er< u~e James E" Gibson, A.1. A, i~ Pelleritto. going through the operator~ You save prl\,1I(' o(I'.,n!ronl. on the We,", by re~ldenl architect, Complete main. These four girls !placed 40% by dialing direct weekdays after 111md,., 01 Ind"m R'\'I'r \V,IIl'rwJY;, len,lOce ~erVI(~ is available lor Ihe fifth in the 15.17 2OO-yard five, nnd weekends from 5 p.m. Friday ,Ih~entee owner, Properly owners medley relay. Placing in in . • Goli. t\ rh.tmp,on,hl[1 11\ hol(' till 5 p.m. Sunday. Dial direct any ,He ~u,H,lnleed the highesl stand- dividual events for the gol, lour,(' de'lgnl'd by 1'1'11' other time-save 20%. ,H(J~01 design and materials, D,Y.C. were Miss Ott with And if you talk long di~tanee within IIVI' ,lnd loll k Nil kl,lII' iorm, .I two sixth.place finishes in • Residents. The average age 01 Michigal" for one minute, you pay for one 1ll'1 m,H1l'nT 11,7 ,I( r(' green belt In the SOO.yard freestyle and the lohn'~ Island properly minute, not three. Chi' hl"lIl III thl' John' l,iJnd prop. thc 2OO.yardindividual med- Know someone in another (own "fly t\ ,"( ond (OU"I' dl'''f\nl'd by owner IS 52. You probably know ley and Miss Brieden with 'oml'One who livl's at John's Island, who could use a lift? Don't hesitate to 1', '1(' 1)\1' " until'r I on,1 ruet,on 01'- a fourth.place finish in the call ... often. 'uflng "",,d,'nl, unhlHI'('

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TU '.6300 - TU 4-0600 o CaJillac. Co. Clnylon C Purdy, J, Morion J, Sodo ".roge ) So., II MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT AND GitOSSE POINTE REAL ~STATE BOAttDS Ma,y F. S,hlafl Suron"" Megowen Ad.lberg B,an,h olfi,e. in 25420 VAN DYKE T, Ra ymond Jefh DETROIT - GROSSE POINTE - ST, CLAIR SHORES - FARMINGTON , Phone 757.0767 or 536.6260 Jome, p, Donoh., 8arboro S. Davi. frank J, M,Ginni,. Jr. NEWS Thursday, April 20, 19n POt. Twelve GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe News [ Whal~ on ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. What Goes 0•• new OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL Memorial Center Schedule _ GKOB'SE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 at Second Clan Posta,e Paid at ~trolt, lillchillan Open Daily 9:00 a.m. ,9:00 p.m. (Sundays building open 10 "Ill••5 p.m.) FULLY PAID CIRCULATION ~r"IE"Ull April 20. April 27 Your Librar1 By Pat Rousseau By Virginia Uoaard Phone TV 2.6900 "'AU Memorial sponsored activities open to the Now is the time ... to stock up on all Member Mlch, PreiS AssociaUon and NaUonal Editorial AnoclaUon Groue PG~nte pubUc. Hospital equipment those delicious Mary Chess fragrances that NATIONAL ADVERTISING IU\PRUENTATIVE Weekly New5paper Representatlve, Inc. available for free loan: crutches, wheelchairs, Guest Columnist: William T. Peters have been reduced 25% at Trail Apothecary, 4-11:15 a.m. for. a M. COLE'ITE KREINER , CIRCULATION * 7:30 p.m. Crewel Embroidery-Marnie Fessen- from their standpojnt, not The late Dr. Robert Lind. series of six lessbns at the Sign of the Mermaid den, Instructor from that of library work. ncr compared the individual Gallery. Basic and fanc)' stitches will be taught, ers. life to a triangle shut in by On The Subject of Movies * 7:30 p.m. ~~~~u~~~haniCS-EUgene Kleeman, Llbr8ries are service or.. three walls that set limits cost is $30. • ganlralions and their prod. to what we can accomplish. YOUNG CLOTHES . . . 110 Kercheval The Production Code and Rating Administra- 4< 7:45p.m. Adult Ballet - Mary Ellen Cooper, uct is service. One wall is our common knows the secret on how to make those warm, . r fA' Instructor summer days fun and adventqr~s for the little tion of the Motion Picture ASSOCialOn 0 menca, * 8 Parents Without Partners Whether you're in school mortality; it is rigid and im- ones. There's teeter.totters that look like bar- ww'h rates a completed film as to is suitability to *8 & 9 p.m. Thursday Night Dance Club-Mr. and or out of school, young or movable, for death comes to VMIOUSage groups, currently gives four classifica- p.m. old, married or single, your all men. The second is our ricades, tiger rockers, playpens, precious chair tions: "G," general audiences, all ages admitt~d; Mrs. Ted 'Forrest, Instructors library serves you. native capacity, physical and and table sets in themes of Treasure Island, "PG," parental guidance suggested, some matenal Friday, April 21 Whether you own a house mental; it is not quite so The Owl and the Pussycat, and Gingham Dog or rent an apartment, are unyielding, for capacity can and Calico Cat. For the wee ones, bright daisy may not be suitable for pre.teenagers;. "R,': re-. 1l ~:~'. C~a~y Ellen Cooper, Instructor ~~ll~t employer or unemployed, be developed to some extent. automatic infant swings with awning, match. male or female, your library The third is ollr wall of our strlicted, persons. udnbder 17 yeatrs ardeunl'ttgaUdamr~\~end5:30 p.m. Sharon Bernard and Raymond Mc- ing playpens and high chairs. un ess accompame Y a paren 0r a , 'Pharlan Wedding Reception serves you. ignorance and ineptitude; and "X,., no one under 17 admitted, (the age limit * 7 IBeginning and Advanced Karate Whether you have a Ph.D but this one has doors that may vary in different parts of the United States). p.m. Sang Kyu Shim, Director or are a high school drop- can be unlocked. The League Shop •. . . Three of The Pointes have recently taken ac. • 1 . P t out. are rich or poor. Demo- We are restricted to our 98 Kercheval just received ~. . . tion at regular council meetings to discourage "X" 8 p.m. Ba lroom 'Dancmg ar Y crat or Republican or lnde. own length of days and to a new supply of those men's C : 't Th F 8 p.m. Remoc Investment Club rated films from the commum y. e arms was 8 pm Tuxis PerformanCE: "J e s u s Janov, pendent, your library serves cur own energy, but not to small pipes. For the Powder .". l_.~ ..',,' the first to do so Monrlay, March 6; then The Woods . . et al" you. our own knowledge and skill; Puffer, they have Ladies IAt-,_ Whether you read books or the accumulated wisdom of Dunhill holders in various Monday, March 20, and finally The Park Monday, Saturday, April 22 listen to records, look at the race is available to any. March 27. * 9:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor sizes and fashionable col. films or attend lectures, one who can read a book. ors. • The Park adopted the wording of The Farms' *10 & 11 a.m. Children's French - Mile Henriette build furniture or sing in a The key to this broader A lovely, lovely selection . . . of Brass resolution: that the council "is in principle strongly LaCroix Instructpr chorus, your library serves world is the pO~sesslon of and Imari ashtrays, dishes, and plates can be opposed to the public ~howing in this City, of .mo. *10 & 11:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. Children's Art-Carol you. bOoks, and parenthetically found at DenIer, 77 Kercheval. Attractive as ton pictures which are generally rated 'X' under Lachuisa, Instructor Ye,~, your public library we should add audio-visual I serves you, whoever you are materials, but if the door accents in your home or as beautiful gift givers. current rating. standards of the industry.". The 10 a.m. Grosse Pointe Park Police Auxiliary (1 Woods' resolutiOn, on the other hand; mdlcated Bake and Handicraft Sale or whatever you are. It can stands wide open there is no even help you determine need of a key. It is the busi. Hamlin's Has ... A very special sale this the council's "strong opposition .to the showing of *10:30 a.m. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre WHO YOU ARE. ness of the public librarian motion pictures which are generally rated 'x' und~r Mrs. Sydney Reynolds, Instructor week on four select bottles of Bordeaux Sau- A first obligation of a pub. to keep the door open and to ternes priced under Three dollars. current rating standards of the industry, in thiS 12:15 p.m. 'Edna Cheetham--'Lee Timothy Glancy lie library is to serve ALL see that no stumbling-block or any other city." What The Woods has to say Wedding Reception THE PEOPLE. This is an lies in the way of those who about "any other city" showing "X" rated films 1 p.m. Ann Kotcher - Terrance Carolan It has "happened" •... good news! Would obligation, but it is also tl would enter. you like to surprise your friends and family, is superfluous. Wedding Reception great challenge. How do you Access to the truth must with a special party? The Bronze Door, 123 Despite the good intentions of the respective * 7:30 p.m. Dupli~ate 'Bridge-,Mrs. Marvin Bour. go about providing service in a democracy be easy and to 70,000 potential patrons? rapid for anyone who seeks . Kercheval is now available on Sunday for pri- councils, their resolutions hint at censorship and get, Dlff~ctor . vate parties only. The guest list must have' a its ominous effects-restriction and restraint. The 7 p.m. Staff Wives of Henry Ford Hospital Potential, beeause not all of it. For the overwhelming the 70,000 use the library, majority, the quickest and minimum of 75 with accommodation up to 125. motivation for these resolutions is obviously the 8 p.m. Tuxis Performance .. J e s us, Janov, although all are recipients, easiest access to the world's More news ... Have you seen the gold mesh recent outcry from various groups against Stanley et al" either directly or indirectly best thought is through the screen? It's a divider and it's for the new Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange," which is still do- Su~day, April 23 of its services. pllblic library. To maintain "back room" specializing in private parties ... ing well at'the Woods II Theatre. 10 a.m. Anawlm . The Grosse Poinle 'Public this source of information luncheon parties, business meetings, bridge The Farms, Wood,,: and Park Councils are un- 10 a.m. 1stC~ur~h. of Understandmg Library was organized in open to 'all and unpolluted 1929 as an activity of the by any self-seeking interest parties, small cocktail gatherings, bridal or doubtedly concerned about the moral fiber and the 3 p.m. M~df1gal Smgers baby showers, small parties ... what ever!!! physical and mental well-being of The Pointe Com. • 7:30 p.m. Vienna Get Together Grasse Pointe Public School is a task important beyond System and became a part all computation, not to our. This wonderful new feature has guest ac.com- munity. And many residents are probably disturbed ~onday, April 24 . modations from 20 to 40 and will be a daily over the current portrayal of sex and violence on * 9:30 a.m. Weight Watchers of East Mich., Inc. ot its program of continuing selves alone but to all peo- education. ple. event. For your reservations please call 886- the screen But I question the means to the end 10 a.m. Cancer Center . Today, as never before, Our public library is a 1931. And, keep watching for new happenings"! .th th . 1 f 12:15 p.m. :Rotary Club of Grosse Pomte continuing education Is a pub lie institution, which Wi , e reso u.lOns.. . II "X" t d *12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge -Mrs. Philip C. May we suggest making your reservations for very necessary part of the means that reSpOnsibilityfor 7:00 or 9:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday eve- F.rst, the idea of dlscouragmg a . ra e Gibbs Director full life. And continuing edu- its existence is dual. Its op- films from the community is absurd. Granted there * 1:15 p.m. SlymnasUcs-Ricky Dove Instructor cation is not limited to eratioD is in the hands' of nings so we can assure you no delay in your arc many so-called quicky "skin flick" pictures that * 4 'p.m. Ballet--iMary Ellen Cooper Instructor adults; even the schoolboy public servants who are spe- dining pleasure. • the serious moviegoer wouldn't give the time of 6:30 p.m. Blue and Gold Banquet ' coming to the library with cialists; its support is in the Spring Is Here ... and delicious ice cream day, and which are made for no other reason than 7 p.m. Alpha Delta Pi nothing but better grades in hands of public taxpayers. is near. As near as Stroh's Ice Cream Parlour to garner the swifte~t amount of money in "th~ 7 p.m. Alateen T:A.'P. mind, discovers incidentally This week we are celebrat- 74 Kercheval. Take a day or evening stroll and shorte~t amount of hm~. ~~~ there als~ are X * 7 & 8 p.m. Folk Guitar-Alex Suczek, Instructor the fascination of books that Ing Niltional Library Week, enjoy, enjoy old fashion ice cream treats. rated ~llms, ,su~h ~s ~ubnck s Cl~~kw~rk and John * 7:30 p.m. Let Us Talk French Tonight-,Mme have nothin!! to do with his a week set apart to honor all Schlesmger S 'MIdmght Cowboy, whIch are made Warren Wilkinson Instructor homework. That arouses In the libraries of our country. by intelligent, thoughtful directors. They utiiize the 8 p.m. 'Michigan Society of Professional' En- him the hunger, latent in all This year's t.heme'is "Books normal minds, for the exten- BrIng P e 0 pIe Together." WHY PAy'MORE? medium to present an artistic vision of man in his gineers I sion of knOWledgeand experi. Visil your public library, de. world., Whether we like and/or app~ove of !1 d.i- Tuesday, April 25 I ence that bookscan give, and termine for yourself if it is rector s approach and treatment of hiS material IS *9 & 10:30 a.m. Adult French Conversation-Mme from tllat moment he is on worthy of your support-you, ALL FURNIIURI 200/0 mainly a question of aesthetic judgment. But ~e Charles Bachrach, Instructor I, the way to becoming an edu- after all, have the f'mal say. s~ould .have the complete ~reed?m to express hiS * 9:30 a.m. Basic Sketching.& Drawing---'Virginia ABOVE COST VIewpOInt and the prospective viewer should have Durbin Thibodeau Instructor *12:30 p,m. Duplicate Bridge - Mrs. Philip C. We carry major brands the complete freedom to see his film. * 10 a.m. Yoga-Norma Cheff, SRF, Instructor Gibbs, Director Secondly, what, then, is to stop the ball from * 10 a.m. Service Guild for Children's Hospital * 4 p.m. 'Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor rolling over "R" rated films? I should guess that 10 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe • 7:30 p.m. Auto Mechanics - Eugene Kleeman, there are some "R" rated films which viewers Investment Lecture UNIQUE FURNITURE Instructor I 559-6334 might find more "shocking," (in a general sense), 12 noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- • 7:30 p.m. Crewel Embroidery-Marnie Fessen- than an "X" rated film regarding sex and/or via- Luncheon den, Instructor , Decorating Assistance Available lence, 1which, of course, should and MUST be con- *12:30 p.m. Painting All Media - Lorraine Mc- sidered in the context of a film). In fact, it's pos- Carty, Instructor sible that some viewers may think an uR" film 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe should, from their perspective, be rated "X" and 7:15 p.m. Students of Mrs, Morganthaler Piano vice versa. For example, Sam Peckinpah's two bril- Recital liant films. "The Wild Bunch'1 and "The Straw 7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michi- BELLE ISLE Dogs," both rated "R," have created more "screams" gan, Inc. than the "X" rated "Midnight Cowboy." * 7:30 p.m. Spanish Conversation-Mrs. Jose Bor. . There has been, in fact, ',ome displeasure re- rego, Instructor garding the MPAA's ratings. The National Council * 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Birdge-Mrs. Marvin Bour. AWNING CO. of Churches and the Catholic Office for Motion Pic. get, Director tures jointly declared in June 1971 that they would * 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club Canvas. Vinyl. Anilan e Dacron no longer support the Production Code and Rating * 7:30 p.m. Painting All Media - Lorraine Mc- Administration because of their alleged laxness of Carty, Instructor its application. 8 p.m. Grosse Pointe Camera Club BUY NOW-AVOID The best way to avoid "X" rated films, or any Wednesday, April 26 SUMMER RUSH other film showing in the community, is simply 9 a.m. Artists Painting Group FREE ESTIMATES not to see it. If you wish to skip a film just because. 9 a.m. Crochet-Linda Fentner, Instructor it's "X" rated wherever it may be showing, and * 9:30 a.m. Portrait Painting -Joseph Maniscal. S'l'Yln. Groue 'olnt. Slit. ".11 you happen to miss a picture by a Kubrick or a co, lnstruc.tor . Schlesinger, that's your loss. But it's presumptuous 10 a.m. Grosse Pomte Garden Center Green LO 7.2293 71501 E. J.ffenon to strongly discourage someone else who may want Thumb Lecture • to see a certain film, "X" rated or otherwise, in a 11 a.m. Senior Men's Ch.lb of Grosse Pointe- specific area. If that adult wishes to see the picture, Cribbage so be it. It's HIS choice, HIS money and HIS right *12:30 p.m. Senior Ladies Club of Grosse Pointe to do so. * 4 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor R. A: W. 12:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Traffic & Safety • 7:30 p.rn. Bask Figure Drawing-Robert Rath. bun, Instructor * 7:30 p.m. Yoga-Charles Friday, SRF, Instruc. Letters to the Editor 1 I * 7:45 ;l.m. ~~vironmental Action Now Annual ------'1 Meeting 19700 Mack Drar Sir;. also deprive us of the right * 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, In. at IlaIlCll'll L.n. ; In response to :'fIrs.Steen's to continuo the neighborhood structor letlrr of April Ii, 1~72, may school concept. • 8 Sit F k V I TU 6-3600. The Wm. R,lIamiHon ~o. I offer thc following com. Furthermore. tile trend is p.m. cu p ure- ran arga, nstructor menls. to eliminate property taxes, * Thursday, April 27 FUNERAL DIRECTORS r.ros~<' Pointe has an ex. along with our right. to vote 10 a.m. Braille Transcription-Mrs. John Mc. Since 1855 cel1ent schoo' system, and for millage based on our Namara, Instructor Long Lasting I have !>eenvery apprecia. property assessment, and to * 10 a.m. Lip Reading-Mrs. Frantz Johnson, I Baby PomPom WILLIAM R. H"MILTON II DAVID M. HAMILTON tive and supportive of it. substitute state income taxes Instructor. 92 CURENCE E. OTTER However, I believe )Irs. to finance schools wl~ the 10 a.m. Bonsai Workshop Chrysanthemums $1 Sleen is lakin;! an optimistic right of the state to impose . -- -.----.-- 'I larg. INnch CHAPELS viewnr.int,~ at this time. Our rates . ,. I _.. th.. (2 10 3 dOl. blooms pe, bunch} wonderful rclucalionaloppor. I believe the "no" voles mg to support our ocal ...... 1 Is IS Viewpoint pellSi. Detroit 3975 CASS AVENUE * 831-2712 lunities hcre may no longer in surroundinR communities ueationltl system-it would mistlc or realistic? I would be Availablc to our children reflect the fact that the tax. be to the edvantage of my love to be com pie t.e Iy Birmingham 820 EAST MAPLE • 644-6000 -not becaus!' of a millage payers arc saying "no" to chlUren. However, Is It log;. wrong!!!!! Could we hear Thursdoy "'ru Sunday Only defeat, but becausc Judge thc above-mentioned trend cal to refuse to vole In higher some other viewpoints? 13300 E. WARREN Worldwide Repre8entation may so decide, His prcroga. and to the situation in the school millage if our children tive of manipulating our chil. courts. may be denied attendance to Sincerely, "Our fourth Ge"eration of floristJ" drcn as pawns in a game will , I would be more than wlll. our local schools? Vera Black, Thursday, April 20, 1972 G R 0 SSE P O/N TEN EW S Page Thirteen Martha Cook Nine Hole Golf Group Benefit A ids Plans Coming Seoson I LUllch Slated Tumor Clinic The jazz and big band eras .The Subu~ban Wome~'s The Women's Auxiliary of will be theme of Martha Cook Nme Hole Golf Group :-"111 Children's Hospital of Mich. Alumnae Association of De. hold a pre.season meeting, igan is pleased to announce troit's s p r i n g scholarship b.reakfast and golf at Part. that its Morning of Music I u n c h eon this year. The rIdge Creek Goll.Course next was a resounding success, party, to aid students living Wednesday, April 26, at 8:45 with an April 5 Open Re. in the ~fartha Cook Building o'clock. All members are hearsal of the Detrolt Sym. at the University of Michi. urged to a~tend, ~s .new phony featuring guest artist gan, is scheliuled for Satur. handbooks will be dis~rlbut- Gina Bachauer wellreceived. day, April 22, at the Grosse ed -andeveryone may sign ll;P Not only was the beauti. Pointe Yacht Club. for opening day, May 3. ThiS ful music enjoyed by a large A social hour begins at event will include coffee and n u m b e r of people: The 11:30 o'clock in the Terrace doughnuts provided by the money that it brought in top. Lounge. Luncheon will be management of Partridge pcd a set goal or $10,000- served at 12:30 in the Vene. Creek, followed by a scram. and there's money still to be tian Room. Hazen J. Schu- ble mixer. turned in! This assures that macher, director of the Children's Hospital's TuQ11)r WOMEN'S PAGIS U. of M. Television Center, DifIerencts of 0 pin ion Clinic will be able to Oper- will prescnt the jazz pro. needn't be a difference in 'ate throughout the coming gram. principle. year. From' Another Poillte !~r:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::;::::;:::,0::::::::::;:::::::::::::;:::::::;:::::;:::::=:':::':::::;:':;:;:~~~O:':11l I Short and to h Y of Vie""T The Pointe I X ~ ~ v~ By JANET MUELLER MARY ANN MAC, daugh. ter of MR. and MRS. AR. 111 I{AY WISE'S jl~ The Women's! Auxiliary to Cottage Hospital THUR J. MAC, of Whittivr presents it Kitchen Tour and Pantry Sale Thurs- road, has received a Br~. , photoby Robel't H. "Kendrick I.~ I9 day, May 18, this year, and, as usual, the Cottage strom F res h m an Pr~e. If you have not already seen the post~ shown I'::: E I" ::: ladies have arran~ed an absolutely smashing after. a ward .ed for. outstanding hen', more will be going up all around ;he area I;j; co e III noon line.up. ,;,1 scholastic l\Chleve~ent :' during the next few weeks. Sponsored by the ~~ ~ students in. tl1e top fIve pe.1 Assistance League to the Northeast C:uidance h ~ Yeu could stittt touring in the Woods, where cent of their class at tbe U",. , ., d a tW(I.for.one parking stop in South Renaud road versity of Michigan. M,ry Cellter, the Interlochen Arts Fes~lval IS schedu~e brings you to the 'fellow and orange Mediterranean Annis a pre-Med student in fOTMay 6 and 7 at Grosse Pomte Nor:h High lj~ ~~~~. de Ballet y Fiesta kitchen 01, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciesielski the Honors College. S~ool Auditorium, and will feature thf Studio rh Y ~ y AND the Symph6tly in Blue kitchen of Mr. and • ••. ~cht!stra presenting, among many things, several ~ y ~ ~ Mrs. Paul Tocco,' built around a set of blue and Marine Lan c e Corporal j~ arrangements. The second half of 1tJ,ispro. ~ y white dishes Mr~ Tocco fell in love with at the DONB. D, DOUBLES,son of gram by the very talented students of Intt.rlochen ::: ANNOUNCES~: ~ y Sign of the Mermaid two years ago. MR. and MRS. HAR()LDG. ~rts Academy will be ,the ballet "Coppela." Pic. h Y You could start at the other end of town, in DOUBLES, of MatfiJon ave. ;tured are MRS. ROBERT W. OLSEN deft) of nue husband of the former ~:l 11 d . I h • i' t" F' t' :1: ENROLLMENT 1:1 the Park, at the Portuguese Country kitchen of Mr. LYNDA M COUVaEUR of 11 0 ywoo avenue, genera c alrman 0 .e es 1- ~ I and Mrs. James Waterston, of Devonshire road, Kercheval ~venue. was pro- IvaI, and MRS. JA~ES ST. PENIS, of Hawthorne '.' FOR THE '.', .done in tones of brown and gray, black and white, mated to his present rank, road, program chaIrman. Tickets are on. ~ale now ~~I'. *.••• with flooring of ~rick tile, herringbone in design while serving a! the Brad- !at $4 each or. $10 for patrons. Student ~lctets are and very unusual. head Naval Armory, Detroit. $2. ,Further mformabon maybe O'btamed from ~.~~.' SPRING TERM w.. :~,;.~ * • * • * • Mrs. Joseph oL. Fromm, of Belanger rood. The ::: For the Children - ELI ZAB ~TH SEDE Saturday, May 6, performance stllrt at 8 '! ~~ In between there's the Serious Cook's kitchen will ::: Ballet and Toe Classes. ~~ at the Cloverly road home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward daughter of MR. and MRS, o'clock; the Sunday, May 7, performance at 2 I Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced Lambrecht, Jr., with its green and red wallpaper ARTHUR SEDER, JR., q: o'clock. m i Renaud road, joined prOfe{. ------~---- ::: ~: and Wlique liquor cabinet, bullt into the counter. sional actors in Stephens cr., That brick floor, incidentally, was set in pl~e, lege Playhouse's recent pfo. TRACY L. ALLEN,daugh. Wheaton Winter Qua r t e r ::: ~~ piece by piece, by Mr. Lambrecht. duction .of Shakespealh ter of MR. alid MRS. H. Dean's List. ::: ~:: And there's the Old World Charm kitchen of "M e a s ur e for M'!asure" ]llr. and Mrs. W. Merritt Jones, Jr., 0'1 University playing .Mariana. ~~~~ne~~~:~~eno~e~:~eed10 participate in the Ameri. EDWAR;~. ~ERNACKI :::m "BALLETIC EXERCISES" ::-:i place,' with its unusual pieces from England and * • • France. Among recent visitor/' at ca's Youth in Concert Pro. ~:~:F~~ir;r~arC:d~{~~~~ m f hid. d t ~~ AND there's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. H,dley's The cjoister, Sea Islandl.Ga., gram of the Universal ata meeting of the Binning. ::: or tea ,es an eenogers :;:: were MR. and MRS. C J.,Y. Academy for Music, Prince- ham Exchange Club last ::: :::: From Old to New on a Warm Spring Day kitchen, ton, N.J. Tracy, a 1G-year. Tuesl1ay, April lS, at the.. :. - CALL - :-: in Yorkshire road, with its chosen.by.the.children MAN CRANE, of Uncoln road. old junior at Grosse Pointe B' . h C :.: .:. mod wallpaper. This is a "before and after" kitchen, North High School,is a mem- lfmmg am 0 mm un itY:l: 822-2310 or 823-9891 ~:~ and the Hadleys have kept pictures to remind them • • • ber of the Concert Choir and House...... , Citadel Cadet MAiK EU- Pointe ChoraIe. Besides sing- (Continued on Page 22) E:~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,:,:.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:-:-:-::;0:;:;:-:-:0:;:0:::::;:':;:;:0:;:;:;:.:.:;:-:-:.:.:':.»:':;:«->:«::: of the "before." . GENE GIRARDIN,I~n of * * * the S. W. GIRARIjNS, of ing and piano, she enjoys You'll want-{)f course!-to allow time for a Hillcrest road, paetdpated water and snow skiing. She is a member of the National look.in at Cottage's Nurses' Residence in Ridge in the Cherry BlosscmFesti. val in Washingt~, D.C., Honor Society and the Val. road, where the Pantry Sale will be in progress all kyries, a girls' honorary - through Tour hours, from 1 to 5 o'clock. April 8 as a memblt of the Summerall Guards, ,he elite service group. She was se. Tickets are $2.50 each and are available from precision drill teall of the lected for America's Youth ticket chairman Mrs. Frank Olkowski, 884-5~32, military college in Charles- in Concert after participating right now. They may be purchased the day of the ton, S. C. Mark,,8 junior, in a nationwide.audition, and Tour at any of the homes on the Tour, or at the holds the rank 0,1 sergeant will report to the campus of ,Nurses' Residence. within the Corpsl,of Cadets Rider College. near Prince. and is enrolled.4 the Air ton, for intensive, rehearsals * * prior to the group's concerts One Cello Missing Force ROTC pr#am. He is a HIstory major; ..d The Cita- ,at Carnegie Hall in New York City and in WashiDgton,D.C., The dulcet tones of the cello often heard del. emanating from the Paul Eliason home in. Balfour I then will jet to Europe for * /...,• concerts in London, Brus- road have been slightly muted lately, ,for Mrs. MAR T H~SCHRASHUN, Eliason (Mary) has loaned one of her instruments daughter of R. and MRS. sels, Paris, Zurich, Salzburg, to Art Goble, who is directing Fine Arts SocIety ALFRED ASHUN, of Venice, Florence. . .and Rome. members in "The Absence Of A CeJlot to be pre. Kenwood c91ft, a junior at Serving as meals' chair. sented tomorrow and Saturday evenings, April 21 Skidmore College,is spend- men for the Northeast Cen. and 22, at The Players Playhouse in East Jefferson ing Skidnbre's spring se- tral Region of the American mester sfident teaching in Association of University I avenue. an area *hool under 1he di. This refreshing comedy Ira'Wallach is be. Women's 22nd Biennial Con- "y rection of Skidmore's Educa. ference at the Sheraton. (Continued on Page 70) tion DeP,i:rtment. ! Cadillac Hotel in Detroit Thursday through Saturday, April 20 through 22, are Pointers MRS. ROBERT • • • BOGANand MRS.RICHARD EDEN. "Creating the Fu- ture: Priorities, New Pat- terns" is theme for the gath- ering, which coincides with the Golden Anniversary of the Michigan AAUW. ELI. ZABETH HANFORD, Office of Consumer Affairs, Wash. ington, D.C., MRS. GEORGE ROMNEY and JOSEPH KA. RAGANIS, special assistant to the Illinois Attorney Gen- eral and chairman of the Environmental Law Com- mittee of the Chicago Bar Association, will be featured speakers. MARY ANN FLEMING, daughter of the JACK A. FLEMINGS, of Bishop road, a junior at Wheaton College, has been named to the 1/% % /3 to OFF i • SUITS eDRESSES (between CalvllI & Touraille) • COCKtAIL and FORMAL DRESSES • COSTUMES. PANTSUITS • one pair and one singleI. , iron garaen urns, nice condiJion • One long and one • ALL WEATHER COATS short porch benches, painted block • Queen Ann Chippendale and Sheraton mirrors • Fireplace fixtures Jilt .sbop.s of

"J •. JI., 3 Kercheval Ave. at Fish.. Rd. . 11I rr~ 'IJnc~ & Judy 8lor~ Parking in rear W"ttol\.Pi~rc~ , TU 1-1505 tJA Slore Hours, Mondoy Ihru Friday 9,30 (U'L "il S,30 p.m, TU 2.4124 Kerctlevalat St. Clair Gross. :..JPtlltl ,} Clotecl SaturclaY1 0"." c1ally 10 to 5 . IfNI OIf new store .. copl Sunday. 2861 SOIIefset Mall 1ro ~ t Page Fourteen NEWS Thursday, April 20, 1972 Society News Ga he,ed from the Pointes ------Party Will Provide r:::~~~:r" I

Th Barbour Chapel of South Scholarships Gross Pol n t e Memorial Church.vas the setting for Mothers' Club Members to Moder at Spring the s family wedding cercmo at which Mrs. Benefit: All in Community Invited to John R. I) arns, of McKinley Attend Next Wednesday's Event avenue, Dr. C. Paul Hodgkinson xcllanged mar. The gym at Grosse Pointe North High School rlage vows. ey plan to live will be decked with red, white and blue signal flags in The Point next Wednesday, April 26, when Grosse Pointe 'the 4:30 o' k riles Sa. South High School Mothers' Club presents its an. turday, April with the nual spring scholarship benefit. bride's sons, JOh~'R. Stearns, The theme, .!' Sou t h~.------Jr., and James • stearns, Sails for Scholarship," is of Stratford. place, Mrs. John in attendant;(!, w fol)owed the inspiration of Mrs FUe, of Bisbop road, Mrs. by a cocklaU J>a In the . ~ Fishback, of Mem- 1'tlolo by Coll1OlfWood for an 13 Cloverly road hom, of Mr. J Al d G I The engagement of PRO. . ire ro~, gener~ weather road, IMrs. Pleree and Mrs. Douglas \T. Mc. Mr. and Mrs. Warren r,. and. ~.,',Y,',erald L. Mr. and iMrs. Raymond L. are being made by VIDENCE (Enza) UGVAL elly,. of ,.Mrs.New:'1~rk City chairman, who IS an aVid Smith, of Pemberton road, Barth, of Kensl.ngton road, CHER LYNN KRAUSE Clure. \ , Dukes Couger, of Berkshire and Michael E. Slomski has an . Pembertonro~~, have sailor. Mrs. 'Post Fordon, of Maple- are .announcing the engage. and Ja es V. Davis, whose The new Mn. Hod~n I road, are annolD.cing the en. bee n announcod by ber a unCeq tbe eng"gement Key chains fashioned from ton road, .Mrs. William A. ment of their d a ugh t e r, engage ent has been an. is the former Mary ..~erlt gagement of their daughter, mother, Mrs. Anthony Ug- of heir dau~hter, \KATH. small uUboats by :Mr •. Champion, of Balfour road ELAINE MARIE, to Duane nounce by her parents, Mr. McClure, daugh\er of th~Jatil PATR~CIA LYNN, to Don. val, of Willison road. The 1''E~ N RUTH, to Thoinas La. David E. lWlter and bel' dee:. aad iMn. Donald R. Briggs; E. Depue, son of Mr. and I and Mfi. Robert G. Krause, Dl'. anel Mrs. Roy D. '~e: .., aid Richard Moore, S

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J Thursday, April 20, 1972 GROSSr: POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women ------.------At Work On AMIT's 'Alto Modo' Faculty Wives Meet April 29' AMIT Will Present Art With Fashions

Grosse Pointe F a cut t y Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Rotunda to Become 1 are Mrs. Aldo Ottabiani, :\Irs. I arship awards and a great Extension of Generous Critic Galler for I Ann Falbo, ~rs. S. D.. Palal. : I'anety of Detroit.area cul- Wives w11l enjoy a nautical . N W d dY zolo, :\Irs. Nmo Uberh, Mrs. tural endeal'ors. luncbeon at Gin 0 's Surf Lunc heOn Bene f It ext e nes ay Florence Maiullo Barnes, ------Lounge Saturday, April 29, . . Mrs. Domanic Pucci, Mr~. at 11:30 o'clock. Co-chairmen . Mem bers ~nd ffiends of ~MIT, the American. Domenic Rossi and Mrs, THOMAS CAr-fEI.ON, a Mrs. Hartan Minor and Mrs. It~han ProfeSSIOnal and Busmess Women's Club, John Basso. sophomore, is a nl('mber or Russell Hepner h a v ear. w1l1be pleasantly surprised at the Wednesday April All d'll t th the varsity track team at ranged for an assistant edl. 26 AMIT ben ft 1 h d f h' h ' " procee s WI go a e Alfred University, Alfred, tor of 1he Detroit News to '" e 1 unc eon.an as Ion s ow, A~ta "Save Orchestra HaIlFUl'd," N.Y. Cameron won his teller present Contact 10 anecdotes. Moda, by ~he transformatIOn o~ the Grosse Pointe the Michigan Chapter of the as a freshman. He competes The event honors retiring Yacht Club s rotunda entrance 1Oto an art gallery. Arthritis Foundation and the in the 440 and the. mile retay 1971 . 72 officers, Including Through the courtesy '~[... Michigan Cancer Foundation. He is lhe son of :'IlR. and Joan Yerkes, president; Jane of the Generous Critic, pa~iment by the Nina Santa AMI1"S past c~n~ributions IMRS. J~MES A. CAMERO:", H a r r I ga n, vice.president; Kercheval avenue on.the- Tno. have helped SubsIdIze schol. of lIIerrlweather road, Shirley Pierron, secretary; Hill, a unique exhibit Organizer and g e n era t and Elsie Garlough, treasur. will feature many media chairn:an of this fWld-raising er. including graphics oils event 1S ~1rs. Fedele Bianco, 'Election of ofCicers and watercolors and 'sculp~ of Warner road, assiste

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------_ ... _------_._-----_ .. ----_._------_._------_._-~~._------Mrdlen-Ryan VO'WS Spoke,~ with music provided by the make their home In Oscoda, ., Second Air Force Band, the where Captain Mullen is a Mrs. Ken neth Di Laura ------. newlyweds left for a vacation B.52 aircraft commander at Veronica E.Moses At a double ring ceremony Iwhi~h fell from a Vemce lace in The Bahamas. They will Wurtsrnlth. i Saturday, April B, at the Juliet cap. . ------Bast' Chapel, Shryan Annita He~ flowers were daISleS'. '-'Ci!£ «.• baby s.breath and stephano- ~ ~W~«r/~ Ryan, daug hter 0f Cotone1 tis ~ Says Vows April T and Mrs. Thomas M8rtln 'Honor attendant was Pat. ~ R y 'a n. of Wurtsmith Air riela Mullen, the b rid e. ~ ... Newlywed Kenneth A. Di Laure:lS Are Vacationing Force Base, be c a m e the groom's sls-ter and bride. in the South; Will Return to Make br.ide oC Captain Thomas maids were Mr~. Jack Thorn. r.;t! Their Home in Troy ~hchael Mullen, son of Mrs. ton. Mrs. J. M. Connolly, :~ I~arold T. Mullen, of Wash- Mrs. Robert Harrison and ~ SL Maron C;thed~al-~I'~-the setting for the mgton road, and the late Mr. Ml'S. Terence Mullen. jf, Mullen, l'olll'ciebratec/ ceremony, The Reverend Ferris Terence Mulloo served as Kleem and The Heverelid Paul O'Connor presiding, The bride, given in mar. his b r 0 th e r's ~st man. at which Veronica E. Moses, daughter of Mrs. riage by her mother and fa. Groomsmen were Lieutenant Evangeline Moses, of Prestwick road, and the late ther, wore 'a gown of white Jack Thornton, Captain Jay matte silk jersey fashioned Hay den, Lieutenant John George J, Moses. became the bride of Kenneth A. with an Empire waistline and Danbury and Robert Ketel. ])i Laur,!. • tu'bular Chapel train. Daisy hut. The 6 o'e\ol'k rites Fri. J Diana Kell)', of Gretna, La., mOO'a1llonsaccented her Ca. After a reception day evening, April 7,; Diane, Lukas and Annal thedral length illusion veil, Wurtsmllh Officers' W('rf' followed hI' a recep. i Salam). tion at Kingsley Inn, after i Tile skirls aC their brOWll which the newlvweds left I voile Crocks, Cashioned with for a vacation in Florida! while satin collars and cuC~s,

and N e I\' Orleans, They I' featur~d patterns of whIte • J • embrOIdery. \\111 ref urn to ma¥.e thclr. . home in Troy, RIchard DI Lau~a acted as The hride. given in mar. besl man ior h.lS brolher. rlil~e IJY her molher and Thc:y are the ~ons of Mr. and ~fldf..titer, John Moses, of Mrs. Tony Dl Laura, of Ox. Wheeling. W,Va" wore a ford roa~. Guests were seat. I"ce.trim med i \'0 r y saUn ed by MIchael Colemnn, An. handmade exclusively ~ gOlln and :1 floor lenglh, drew Kelly, of Gretn~, La., lacclrimmed mantilla. Joseph Scolt: of Lexmgton, Jacobson's in Michigan .. these rings YclioII' Sweetheart roses Kr,. and MIchael Wolf. of were useli as accenls in her Cmcmnatl, O. created by an imaginative New York bouquet of white rOses and Mrs. Moses chose a floor bahy's.brcalh. length dress of lavender and Exchanging marriage vows Friday evening, artist with a flair for originality. Solid Carrying yelloll' roses and pink chiffon far her daugh. April '7, in St. Maron 'Cathedral were VERONICA bahy'sbreath II' ere Cathy ter's wedding. The bride. E. MOSES, daughter of Mrs. Evangeline Moses, Moses. who served as her groom's mother wore mint of Prestwick road, and the late George Moses, 14 karat yellow gold wire, intricately sister's honor maid; and green chiffon. Doth selecled J. and Mr. Di Laura, son of the Tony Di Lauras of brideslll ..ids Dianne Joseph, orchid corsages, handwoven into three unique Oxford road. ~' " ,'designs, either of whic:h R. ]. Malcoun Clainls Bride . , would be a lovely gift Claiming Pen n y Lynne sheer Bishop sleeves, were IJ Hosner, daugt>ler of Mr. and matron of honor Mrs. James Mrs. Lawrence Hosner, of Lieber, of Lap eel', and for someone special. Each $30. \\U!!!"", Romeo, as his brlde Satur. bridesmaids Mrs. Gary Doug. ~IIfEFOOO. day, April 8, at a 4:30 o'clock las, of Rochester, and Ellen FINE JEWELRY DEPARTMENT "NICE TlflNGS FOR NICE PEOPLE" ceremony in st. Manlll Ca. Bartholomew, of Romeo, the thedral was Raymond Joseph bride's cousins, and Mrs. 107 KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL Malcoun, son oC Mrs. Joseph James Welser, of Romeo. :\!alcoun, of 'Hollywood ave. Their nosegays featured nue, and lhe lale Mr. 'Mal. yellow roses, daisies and coun. baby's-brealh. The afternoon rites at Michel Malcoun acted as MEL-O-CRUST 20.01.l0AnS which. Monsignor Elias El best man for his brother. Hayek presided were Col. Ushers were Dr. Anthony " c Ilowed by a reception at the Malcoun, another brother, Thomas Nahas, of iMount Jacob SonS WHITE BREAD 22 Georgian Inn. The newly- weds will make their home Clemens, the bridegroom's * CAMELOT in Troy. cousin, and Dryan Conroy. Beaded Alencon lace '

LWV Greets New Officers

The combined boards of the League of Women Voters of Grosse Pointe joined Cor an all.day meeting Wednes. d.y, April 12, at the Lake. crest lane home of :Mrs. Donald McConachie, presi. dent. New omcers and directors elected at the annual meeting March 22 were introduced, and Mrs. McConachie ex. pressed her thanks to those retiring '.rom the board. In addition, she annoum~ed Mrs. Juhn Schonenberg, Mrs. John Ross and 'Mrs. Howard Bacon's appointment to the board. Mrs. J. Howard Kay and Mrs. Ross were ap}Hlint. ed to serve on the Nominal. ing Committee.

Il The new board will hold ils first meeting Wednesday, May 10, al 9:15 o'clock in the Grosse Pointe War Memo. rial. The national convention oC the League of Women Voters will be held in Atlanta, May I through 5. Allending from the Grosse Pointe League will be delegates Mrs. David BowelI and Mrs. Bruce Sand.

I ers, Mrs. McConachie will al. i lend as a visilor. H'AVE YOU SEEN THE EXCITING TORTOISE

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Thursday, April 20, '972 GROSSE POINTE Nf.WS Pag. S.v.nt •• n Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women F~nal 'Bridge' For Newcomers ISet All-Season Teacher to Tell May Bride !Black-Schnoes Pair Planning July Wedding Of Life Abroad T,'oth I,Told Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Gian. Kerry Luber, son of Mr. and The third and lastprogres. the cmf Chattersons, the Sid. Song Prograllt nOlll, of Detroit, are announc. Mrs. C. E. Luber, of Haw. slve bridge party of the year ney Hardemans, the Roberl __ 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. ing the engagement of their thorne road. Is planned for Grosse Pointe Law.ns and the Robert I SI. Jude Choral Club will The Evening Group of Schnoes of Dallas, Tex., for. daughter, Mary Ann, to Miss Glannosa attends Newcomers, in ,the Woods, Mal'kses. present "Songs For AU Sea. Grosse Poi n t e Memorial merly of Grosse Pointe, have Wayne State University. this Saturd8Y, April b2, start. Np.wcomers will conclude sons," a mu~ical show bene. Church Women's Associa. announced the engagement When her !lance receives his ing at 7:30 o'clock. ' their year's activities with an fitting Father Quinn's Sacred tlon wiU meet this Tuesday, of their daughter, Carolyn They pJan a J.me :1. wed. degree from Wayne State Organizing a pizza after. informal May party at the Heart Center for Alcohclic April 18, at 8 o'clock at the Susan, to Joseph Loren ding in Ann Arbor, where University he wilt enter the glow at Lombardi's are chair. Grosse Pointe Hunt Ctub ljnd Men. Saturday, April 29, at church to hear Myron Ever. Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. bOth will be (lraduated in field of Education. men' Joe and Betty Seldon. their June finale: A formal 7:45 o'clock. ett Ranney, now of the Ann Joseph G. Black, of McKJn. May from the University of The couple ptans a July Committe members who dinner.dance at Alger House Featured will be Grosse A.-bor Pubtic Schools, de. ley avenue. M1chlpn. wedding. will host the party in their of the Grosse Pointe War Me. Pointe's Accent 70's, a blend scribe Teaching Overseas. homes 'and assist the Seldons moria I. of 10 voices; Dale Aires and Devotions will be given by include the Morris Burrows, ---.------his Hawa!i~n G~oup,. po~ter Mrs. Arlington F. Lecklider. Joe Verml1Jon with hiS gUitar . I I Slate Stylish and fotk songs and, of course, Hostesses are Mrs. ElSie J. the St. Jude Chorus. Jacobsun, Mrs. Frank C. DuMouchelle, S"torgasbord Ticket information may be IWillson and Mrs. Kenneth ART GA'UERIES , ...... obtained at 885-1389. P. Locke. The Women's Guild of The engagement of Christ the King Lutheran Mrs. N. V. Peale To Speak Here JEA.~NE - MARIE L U D E R PUBtle Church, Locbmoor boulevard and Peter Vanlnwegen has at Mack avenue, will hold its The annual spring tea at IClln Foundation of Religion been announced by her par. first s p r i n g smorgasbord Grosse Poi n t e Memorial and Psychiatry, New York ents, the C. E. Lubers, of dessert anJ fashion show, CJlUrch l~ ~~heouJeJ for Fri City Council of Churches, Hawthorne road. A May wed. ,featuring styles by Rose. day. April 28. at 1:30 the American Bible Society. ding is planned. GALLERY mary's Boutique, Tuesd8Y • o'dock. The date this yellr the J a pan Internatlonal The bride.elect, a graduate evening, May 2, at 8 o'clock. is earlier than usual to suit Christian University Founda. of St. Paul High School and Committee chairmen are the busy schedule of the tion, the Interchurch Center Western Mlcbig.an Univer. 'Mrs. Eugene A. Timm and speaker, Mrs. Norman Vin. in New York, Syracuse Uni- s1ty, is currently teaching Mrs. George S. Freeman. cent Peale, who promises an versity and Hope Co\lege. k1ndergard~n in Menlo Park, AUCTIONI Guild members modeling in. inspirational message for In addition to giving ire. Callf. elude Mrs. Warne Anderson, women of all ages. quent addresses to women's Mrs. Gertrude Droege, Mrs. Mrs. Peale, wife of the groups, Mrs. Peale Is editor' Her fiAnce, son of Mr. and George S. Freeman. Mrs. well.known m in i s t e r of in. chief of the Foundation for Mrs. C. F. Vanlnwegen, of Walter Gellert, Mrs. Herbert Marble Collegiate Church in Christian Living, Pawling Lake G e n e v a, Wis., was Gremel, Mrs. George P. New York City, was born N.Y., which dilltributes and graduated cum laude with a SATURDAY, APRil. 22 Johnson, Jr., Mrs. William ill Iowa but moved to Detroit publishes literature for Bachelor of SCience degree " 'at 11 a.m. Kahle, Mrs. Arvid L. Knud. and attended Detroit public worldwide use. She is also in BUlUtelS !rom the Unlver- sen. Mrs. Ludwig Schomig schools. head of the monthly maga- slty of Idaho, and is cur. SUNDAY, APRIL 23 and Mrs. Eugene A. Timm. She has served actively on zine "Guideposts." Her most rently manager of Opera. Reservations may be ob. many boards, including the recent book is "The Adven. tJon. Analysis for Breeder 14.karat yellow gold at 1 p.m. tained by calling fi11.5425 or National Council of Churches, ture of Being a Wi!e." Reaetor Department of Gen. ~ 884-0820. Donation is $1.50. the Domestic Missions of the Her two daughters are eral E le c t r I c, Sunnyvale, jewelry with an Oriental Gentlemen are invited. Reformed Church, the Ameri. married, one to a minister Calif. Bronze "Jester"i~igned ------G. Gueyton •.• 26" high \. I and the other to an editor of flair ... fashionable addition to '- "Reader's Digest," and ber son, Jobn S. Peale, ill a col. lege professor. your jewelry wardrobe, and beautiful gifts. Let's Make Mrs. Peale's talk will be preceded by greeting. from A. Intriguing sign of happiness ring. $40, Women's A'lO<:lation Presi. America dent Mrs. Arthur O. A. B. Chinese sign of wealth pendant. $40, Schmidt and devotions by The Reverend Ray Kiely. C. Sign of happiness pendant. $65. Beautiful Again! Mrs. Forest E. Bramer will introduce the speaker. Mrs. Francis H. Welch will play D. Chinese national symbol. the carp Once upon a time there was a beautiful ~ country. the organ. Tea committee chairman ring trimmed with jade. $76. Clean and clear with ~ sparkling streams, majestic is Mrs. Harold S. Davis, with Mrs. Raymond Ed d y in ~ trees, bright blue skies, ~ happy people. charge of the kitchen and IN THE "NE JEWELRY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Robert 3. Batten, the * America was beautiful from ~ sea to shiniug _ sea. dining room. Mrs. L. Gaylord Hulbert Is heading publicity. Then times changed. People became careless. They threw Ticket! at $1 each are available at the Church or their ~ bottles and cans and trash anywhere and every- SonS from the ticket chairman, Jacob Mrs. Kenneth P. Locke, of where. Streams were clogged. Beaches became unusable. The Balfour road, 886.3626. 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PlIg& Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thurld,y, April 20r 1972 Society News Gathered from the Pointes

of Consumer Affairs, Wash. elation, wJl1 be featured Madrigal Club Sings Sunday !Miss Illinois Pointers Plan ington, D.C., Mrs. George speakers. Mrs. Stephen R. Bryant Romney, fonner Flrst ,Lady AAUW members in, the The Madrigal Club of De" singing workt, of Brahms, Corning Here AAUW Meeting of Michig8n, and Joseph Grosse Pointe Branch in. troit, August Maekelberghe, Schubert, Fourrlrain, Pergo. Karaganis, special assl$tant volved in conference planning conductor, and Robert Bates, lesi, Stravinsky and many The Women's Missionary The Northeast Central Re- to the Illinois Attorney Gen. !OreMrs. Robert Bogan, Mrs. accompanist, will present a other composers. Tickets Society of the Grosse Pointe gion of the American Asso- eral and chairman of the Richard Edin, Mrs. H. James program of classical music wUJ be available at the door. Baptist Church has invited ciation of University Women Envlronmentai Law Commit. Fitzgera.Jd and Mrs. WUliam at the Grosse Pointe War Further information may Anita Joyce Pankratz, Miss is holding its 2200 biennial tee of the Chicago Bar Asso- J. Kirby. Memorial Sunday, April 23, be obtained by calling the I1linoi~ of 1971. to be fea. conference at the Shera1on- at :l o'clock. club's president, Mrs. E. T. tured g u e s tartist and Cadillac Hotel In Detroit to. Performing in its 56th con. Hart, 533.9623, or concert s pea k e r for a Melody of day through Saturday, April secutive year of concerts, chairman Mrs, Cli[(ord Kirk. Spring mother and daughter 20 to 22. "CreaUng the Fu. the women's chorus will be land, 476.8985. banquet beginnlngat 6:30 ture: Priorities, New Pat- o'clock Friday, May 5, at terns" is its theme. NEED A NURSE the Grosse Pointe War Me. Forty-five Division Area morial. representatives, topic chair- AT HOME? Miss Pankratz, in the Miss men and legislatlve chair- America Beauty Pageant in men have been considering \''-'""'t Expert Companions action proposals for several "NICE THINGS FOR NICE ,PEOPLE" Hospital Trained Aides Atlantic City, offered as her weeks, to be presented to "~~" RN's, lPNs, Male Attendants talent presentation Gersh. the conference forassernbly 107 KERCBEV AL ON THE BILL ISpecialiling in Getiorrin) win's Piano Concert and sang approval or rejection . . • a Bonded and Licenlltd "Someone to Watch Over new procedure for regional IMMEDIATE SERVICE Me" with orchestral accom. conferences. ~:ltment, arranged by her. AAUW branches from Illi. POINTE AREA NURSES REGISTRY nois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio DISHWASHER DETERGENT The {illest artist is a se- ami Wisconsin will be par- TU 4 • 3180 nior at Roosevelt University ticlpa ting. 3S.0Z'59PKC. c Owned and Operated by Licensed Nurse in Chicago and majors in The conference coincides CASCADE ______. music. She has appeared on .- ... numerous television and radio with the Golden AnnIversary of the Michigan AAUW. To FAMILY SIZE programs, but most enjoys celebrate, local branches will personal appearances. announce 50 community .ac. ~~~.oZ..lI-U. Z• 66 Mrs. Lee Walker, deeora- tion projects. TIDE tions chalrman, and commit. Elizabeth Hanford, Office tee members Mrs. Alvin Wegner, Mrs. Joan Koresky blue background for her SEE PAGE 5 FOR THIS WEEK'S and Mrs. Otto Hittenberger daughter's wedding. The SALEM SQUARE'S GOURMET., FEAJURE The Candidate Committee of GROSSE POINTE are busily -adding finishing bridegroom's mother wore CITIZENS FOR EDUCATION will meet ut 7:30 touches to frothy yellow and ; pink brocade. .m. April 26 at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church lime net bird cages encir. P cled by flowers. Photo by Eddie McGrath, Jr. to interview School B"ard candidates. Any voter. d Wed Saturday, April 15, in Christ Church, OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS . h G P . hId' . h Mrs. E ward Russell, Jr., In t e rosse olnte sc 00 Istrict Inay jOin t is chairman of the Women's Grosse Pointe, were SUSAN ELI Z AB E T H committee on payment of $5 CFE dues at the door. Missionary Society, extends BOWEN and Mr. Bryant. Their parents are the Chinese Wok Cookery •.• it's a natural and pori now of the, Lem Warner Bowens, of Elm court, and the 1.------'------awomenspecialof invitationthe communityto the Sherman Fletcher Bryants, of Winthrop, Me., new environment. This is fun cookery. " .Ihe fost stir~fry method, ~ew! an ever wants it and their daughters, aU d and Zephyrhills, Fla. t's y over high heal 10 cook foods quickly, retaining all the nutrients 'I 'L- whom .are invited to partlc!. and flavor, Our wok set may be used on gas or eiectric burners, )(;/~:)~ Ine,our pa~~kels may be obtained r B~ I~ by calling Mrs. Willard Thi- Miss Bowen Bride I or grill, ond includes: 12" iron/steel pan, cover, ring, ladle, J~1N;/ 11, ~ <'_\\ pOcllet with ~~:~d 7~~::ft"°:S1_~:; whisk, strainer, chop stir fork. Set, $20. Wok cookbook, 3.95 , \ "I before Monday, May 1, at '~'< '.,'j 1•. t'. a new KODAK Pocket $4.75 for adulb, $3.75 for Of Stephen Brya nt ;,) A ( children under 12. INSTAMATIC@Camera -----~ ....- )'.!~:~'W Bodon Home Awaits Newlyweds Upon Their ~ Return from Virgin Islands Vacation; Grosse Pointe Club Is Scene of Reception Susan Elizabeth Bowen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lem Warner Bowen, of Elm court, and Stephen Rogers Bryant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fletch- er Bryant, of Winthrop, Me., and Zephyrhills, Fla., were married Saturday, ApTil 15, in ChristChurch, Grosse Pointe. <$------After a reception at James M. Bryant acted as the Little Club following best man for his brother. llIiloring ond Repairs Ushering were Donald Bry. for men. and women the rites, at which The Tailoring on fUrl, lealher Reverend Mr. Perry M. ant, the b rid e g roo ,m ' s cnd Iuede . nephew, of Winthrop, Me.; .' Porter, of Christ Church, Ski dorhel, CUlrom mcde presided, the newlyweds Will T. Child, of Colchester, Sulll, Reweaving. IIi.; Chester S. Chapin, of left for a vacation on St. Worcester, Mass.; Elliot Open Thomas in the Virgin Thursday WOODCRAFT Harris. of St. Louis; John C. Evenings tAILORS-CLEANERS Islands. They will be Thomson and Joseph lB. 'Til 9 20792 MACK TU 1-8654 making their home in Backus, the 'bride's cousip, Boston. of East Lansing. The for,mer Mi9S Bowen Mrs. Bowen chose a multi. selected a wedding gown of colored silk print on a dark imported ivory peau d'ange, 1Jl'rnu iKtrklaub's fashioned with a high neck. ilL'.II line, ~ong sleeves and Em- JJ. bJJ.'R!Jpt" Needlepoint «\ Knit Shoppe pire waist, its bodice, sleeves and hem trimmed with pearl- • D(COUPAGE AND SUPPLIES 16115 Mack Ave" 88.-5085 studded Alencon lace. • AUTHENTIC HUMMEL CARDS Matching lace edged her • MILK CANS, PUPPETS Cathedral train, and her plus fingertip mantilla was fash- hand crafted gifts BARGELLO ioned of lace-edged illusion. . .. see the wee shop at • Belt Kits -- with buckles She carried an arrangement 1205 WAYBURN, in the Park of Eucharis lilies and ivy . • Cosmetic Bag Kit - complete with lining Louisa H. BQwen, who Persian yarn, frame and instructions served asher sister's honor OPEN THURSDAY AND fRIDAY EVENINGS attendant, wore a floor. • Bag Kit - Persian yarn, frame, handle, length frock of lime gree.l voile, trimmed with ivory lining, instructions lace, and carried a bouquet • Eyeglass Case - lining, frame, Persian yarn, 0f 'multi.colored flowers . Bridesmaids, s i mila rl y and instructions dressed, were Jayne L. 1 Newcomb, Karen E. Van • Change Purse Kit - Persian yarn, lining, Riper, of Providence, R.I.; Mrs. John C. Thomson, of frame and instructions Boston; Barbara A. Stima, Yarns, other needlepoint designs, of Woburn, Mass.; Patricia E. Sheerin, of Quincy, Mass., Mono canvases, and Persian yarn and Vonya R. Knowles, of Boston. ------~------

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Thursd.y, April 20, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women ------_._------_._------To Hold Open House with residents acting 115 Season Ends Pillar Ch'pter 475 O.E.S, Young Talents Play April 30 At Eventide Home guides. Everyone in the De. Mrs. John K. Fristoe To Sponsor Card Party troit area is cordially invited. The D e t r 0 i t Symphony Ollorino Respighl. The Daughters oi Scotia will For Musicale Pillar Chapter Number Eventide Home's 13th an. Youth Orchestra will per- The Youth Orchestra, an niversary tea and open again act as hostesses, 475, Order of the Eastern form its final concert of the This is the only time of the The lOth and fin8l morning official training ground for house Is scheduled for this Star, will present Its annual season at 3:30 o'clock Sun. talented musicians to give year that Eventide, a Sal. concert of the season for associate m -a t ron's card Saturday, April 22, from 2 day, April SO. in Ford Audi. them additional professional vation Army residence tor Tuesday Musicale of Detroit party at Pillar Temple in until 4 o'clock. Tours of the torlum. Mischa Mischakoff, expe::'ience, also serves as a Senior Citizens, and its facio will feature the Musicale's Kercheval avenue Friday eve- former concertmaster of the training orchestra for the Dc- bome ,will be open to' all llties are open to the public Women's Chorus next Tues. ning, A p r i1 28, at 7:30 Detroit Symphony Orchestra troit Symphony itself. It is guests attending the tea, for inspecHon. day, April Z5, at 10:30 o'clock. Luncheon and prizes and teacher of many mem- funded in part by a grant o'clock in the Lecture Hall of will be featured. bers of the Youth Orchestra, the Detroit Institute of Arts. from the National Endow. Ticket information and/or will be soloist in Max Bruch's ment for the Arts. The Chorus, under the direc. reservations maybe obtained Concerto for Violin and Or. Madeira Linen SJaoppe tion of Claire Robinson, is by contacting Mary Mb, as. chestra. Admission to the concert is accompanIe~ by Gladys Car. IIIlJOl1e~ Killd-Em.roidered Linens - Remarklbly Low rrices soclate matron, at ?76.e731. Paul Freeman will conduct $1. All proceeds go to the son. On the same program the afternoon program, Detroit Symphony Youth Or. ECRU POINT' soprano Mary Klerkx will be MRS, GORDON E. RYDER which i n c Iud e s Concerto chestra Scholarship Fund. DE VENICE accompanied by Fountaine has returned to her Wil. Grosso for String Orchestr? Tickets are available at Ford LACE PLACEMA TS Laing. liams court east home after by Ralph Vaughan Williams Auditorium Box Office, 961- Other performers will be a boliday in Torremolinos . and "Romlin Festivals" by 0700. • '$4 ,el.' Placellats Pointers Alice Lungershau. sen, playing the barpsichord, • $12.50 ea. Runners and Kirsten Deaver, playing the sopranino recorder. The 17012 MACK program bas been planned by Pointer MYrll Brown, in at Cadieux consultation with Hanna REUPHOLSTERY 882.3920 Lahti, general program chair- . man. Publicity chairman for the season has been Carolyn Special Spring Prices ,f! Melting. Concluding Tuesday Musi. 95 cale's 86th year of activity Any standard 2-pc. set, $119 ) will be the annual meeUng I .. {lobo, onl)') on Tuesday, May 9, at :J.0:30 o'clock at the Harmonie Club. jWEDISH MASSAGE President Mrs. Berj Haidos. FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME tian will officiate at a busi. . Absolutely No Obligation ness session and election of . j Have that solo or choir For inward health and outward officers. Luncheon will fol. photo by J. C. De FOJ'est j expert!j' reupholstered and beauly gel a massage. low. Wedding vows were spoken in Our Lady Star covered in specie Ily Ireat- Accepting reservations is of the Sea Church Friday evening. April 7, by ed fabrics from a wide Massage slimulates your circulation to Mrs. Joseph Shaheen, ot CHRISTINE MARIE THIEMAN, daughter of the selection of decorator col- 'benefit your skin and musdes. The ors .. Call for free pick-up Jight and heavy slroking, rubbing, Yorkshire road. Joseph Thiemans, of Woods lane, and Mr. Fristoe, cnd delivery. kneading, and f.1enlle lapping ad on son of the Richard Fristoes. of Peebles, O. your nervous system; soothing, smoolh. ing,and relaxing you. Massage is applied in modest manner. O;[,C-H"P"aFriiiir.' Star Of Sea Rites Several \ocal ladies are already en. joying Ihis health and beauty aid. ASKET' For Miss Thieman OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS For appointment (Ladies Only) call Reception at Lochmoor Club Follows Evening Marian Ottmann at 294.1196 Ceremony at Which She Is Wed to cINERNEY' John Kent Fristoe .. lJ~-4140_ Our Lady Star of the Sea Church was the scene creative re-markable exercise of the wedding of Christine Marie Thieman. daugh- books for ages 4 to 8 are ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thieman, of Woods GROSSE POINTE ROTARY CLUB lane, and John Kent 'Fristoe 'Friday evening, April educator-approved and used 7. A reception at Lochmoor Club followed the 6:30 by school systems to teach o'clock rites. ~------17th Annual For the ceremony, at her daughter's wedding. She while the child has fun which Father J \l S e p h :l)inned white orchids to her learning. The green chalk Hartman O.S.A. pre sid- purse. ed the bride chose a The bridegroom's mother markable books can be written go~n of ivory satin ap. chose a sl~ver Qnd .white e~. pliqued wit h Alencon semble, ,!Ith a whIte orchId on, erased and used over and • • lace at her fitted bodice corsage pmned to her purse. over again. In the collection: and organza-ruffled hem- The new1y~ed9 will make All Free . their home m Peebles upon Basic.Alpha Print Book. Advanc line. • their return from a vacation Exhibits' Parking Matching lace ed~ed b~ in northern Michigan. Alpha Print Book, Alpha Cursive fioor.lengtb silk illUSIon veil for and she carried Iil bouquet of A m 0 n g the out-of.town Writing Book, Alpha Creative butterfly white roses, stepha. guests, were the bride- Sale • notis, ivy ~nd baby's.breath groom s .gr~ndmother, Mr~. Exercise Book. Alpha Coror sprayed in 'her favorite color, Phoebe Fnstoe! an~ hIS Book, Modern Math Practice Food Service lavender. brothers and slsters.m.law, • In iliac voile flounce- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fris- Book. Each book, $4. hemmed frocks, their bod. ~and Mr. ~nd Mrs. James AdlJ(ln~e Ti~ke'.* Available ices accented with IInlnt, F'r1stoe,.U 01 Peebles. $1,00 pink and lilac embroidery, Admi .. ion or Door • were honor attendant Sharon Mayan ruins in Guatemala $1.50 Kopitsky and bridesmaids were a highlight of the carib- Mary -Lou Reeber, Barbara bean cruise recently enjoyed 'l r Monahan, Jo Gustafson and by the HENRY S. LED. * Tickets a~oiJabte I,om any Grosse Pointe Rotarian and ,he following: Caleen McIntyre, of Peebles, YARDS, of Lewiston road. The Arrangement Flower Shop, Automobile Club of Michigan, Grosse Pointe Branch, Ohio. Bruce Wigle Plumbing & Heating Co., Camera Center, Paul Gach Studio, Harrison's They wore wide-brimmed "The Post Office," Jacobson's Apparel Store, Jacobson's - Horne Furnishings Slore, lI1ac picture hats .and car. ried potpourri bouquets of OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Marr & Associates, Mr. McCourt Shoes, Melange or Grosse Pointe, Moir's Auto- spring flowers. motive Service, Po~k Pharmacy, Inc., Piano Power Unlimited, Punch & Judy Toyland. The bridegroom, son ot Rabaut's Fabric Mart, Inc., and Rex Printing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fris. Grand Prize: Color Console TV Set toe, of Peebles, asked Jerry Many Valuable Door Prizes To Be Awarded Edwards, of Peebies, to

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Julie, M.'s. <::henoweth Wat. AFS on ST,,4GE Slated'April28 Plan Perceptual Motor Precious Gown Parade Slated son,Mrs, Douglas West and Training Demonstration Kevin Siyers, a senior at From Another Point of View , A Parade of Precious rection of Mrs. Alan Brad. American Field Service Uganda. The Philippines and --______Gowns will be presented at bury and AIrs. Lloyd Nyman, Grosse Pointe North lligh International scholarship hlu. South Africa. Several 181ent- The Grosse Pointe and I School, will provide a unique a spl'ing luncheon for tots, will include gcnerations of dents from ~ countries will ed Americans Abroad reo Macomb Chapters of the background. (Continued from Page 13) teens, moms and grams on wedding gowns and attend. enlertaln dinner guests 'at turnees will also entertain. Michigan A.!lsociation for Reservations arc being IIC- Saturday, April 29, at 12:30 ants' dresses modeled by the SenUnei Center in East Highlighted in the finale Children with Learning Dis. lng produced by Sue Pelz. It features Alice (Mrs. cepted by Mrs. Nyman at o'clock at the Grll.se Pointe senior high girls. Musical Jefferson avenue, Detroit, on will be the world.wide an. abilities will present "The FtllDk) Finney, Bill Rohloff, Carole Anne Harrison, 881.4627 or Mrs. Violet Os. Friday. April 28, at'i o'clock. them, "I'd Like to Teach the Importance of Perceptual L1 (Mrs. Thomas C.) MUler, Jim Hughes, Mary (Mrs. Woods Presbyterian Church. selections by Mrs. Richard horne at 881.3627 through The young performers reo World to Sing ... " Motor Training," featuring Bernard) Whitley and Rick Stander, and Sue has _T_h_e_P_a_r_8d__c_,_u_n_d_er_t_he_d,_i.Johnson and her daughter next Wednesday" April 26. present various countries in. OWcers of the Consular James Glasgow, Tuesday called upon the talents of her husband, S. John eluding Thailand. 'l'unisia.! Corps in the Detroit area evening, April 25, at 7:30 Petz, as set designer. 'government in action, to ______o'clock at Kelly Junior lligh di will Dearborn to view the Ford School, Kelly road south of Contrary to the play's title, the au ence assembly line and museum, MOM'S DAY DELIGHT Ten Mile road. find many cellos present, at least in front of the and a family picnic. In thc Mr. Glasgow is Physical curtain, where Grosse Pointe South High School's spring there will be '8 Down. Education directOl' of Glen. String Quartet will tntertain with ceUo selections. town Detroit Tour and fare. garda School, Windsor, Ont. The young Instrumentalists, juniors Fenia Wen. wcll picnic. He is also Physical Educa. ler, Cathv Lavins, Kevin MIH"lr and Stephen Eliason, Officers of the AFS Boald tion instructor for the Detroit recently' won honors at a statewide music festival. lire Mrs. Lewis Bradb'lry, Day School for the Deaf...... president; Mrs. J. E. Steele, Children will dem'Jnstrate The Agisymba Is Remembered first vice-presidenl; Mrs. E. on the trampoline, ,tumbling Th . f h' 1 d IL. Cooper, second vice.pres. mat, high ~nd low beams. e ne~ 75.cent stamp, Issu,e rom t e IS an t ident; Mrs. Edwin Ott. treas. Parents, educators and all of Grenada, 10 the West IndIes, IS one of the mos .. urer' Mrs. Donald Arm- other interested persons are beautiful we've ever seen, depicting a yacht, sun stro~g recording secretary' AJiij;C invited, free of charge. catching its sails, in the blue waters of i.he Carib- and M~s. W. Gerald Barthm' I bean with Grenada's green mountains beyond and sponsors and plltrons chair: 1;.l4~S c ,," /lave been invited to attend there's a story behind it of particular interest to man. }.,. "AFS on STAGE," with their :Pointers, for the yacht is the Agisymba, the Cal.36 Honorary chairmcn of the wives, Special arrangements in which the late John Hutchinson and his wife board are Mr. and Mrs. Mar-I Sterling silver pin by Leonore Doskow for are being made for them to Nancy, cruised from California to Europe and back: t~n Butzel, Mr. and Mrs. C. be seated with the foreign The Hutchinsons are, as you know, an old E, Frazer CI:I~~, Mr. and Mothers or Grandmothers to cherish. Can students. p . t f '1 (J h' . t . M W'll' D Mrs. Mark Elhrldge, Jr., Mr. be ordered now with their darlings names AFS International Presi- om.e amI y, 0 n S SIS er IS r~. 1 lam . and Mrs. Edgar A. Guest, dcnt Stephen Rhinesmith ~aune, Jr., the former Thayer Hutchinson, of Mer- Jr., Mrs. Gec~ge Romney and birthdates. One of many Mother's Day predicts, "There is a new rIweather road), although Nancy makes her home and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. ideas to be found at: world coming '1nd AFS will in Newport Beach, Calif., now. Thalacker. be part of 11." AFS programs The stamp is patterned after a Bruce Lynn AFS'er Carlos E. deLacer- I THE SPHERE -Winter, Americans Abroad, photo of Agisymba, taken off Grenada during her d~, of Brazil, is living now 19849 Mack Avenue Multi.National, Domestic Ex. return passage and was submitted by Bill Stevens With the Robert Kennel fam- change and Educators-are of Stevens Ya~hts, Grenada. It came as a complete i1y i~ Grosse Poin!e and at- 884-6615 part of AFS's response to surprise and great thrill to Nancy 'vho couldn't te~dmg Grosse Pomte South what the world needs now .' " • HIgh School The Detroit area is hosting. have asked for a more perfect memento of that Attending' University. Lig- Northwestern Michigan 31 AFS students this year. perfect voyage. gett School is AFS'er Marl College Announces For 11 months they live with .. .. " Y. S. Villarica, of The Phil. understanding families, at- Bird Lovers Take Note Iippines. She lives with the the C)pening of tend high school as seniors The Grosse Pointe Garden Clmter has sched. Evan L. Thompson family uled Its second Green Thumb lecture in the Gar. in Grosse Pointe. Ray den Center Room of the Grosse Pointe War Memo- Poinlers Mrs. George Walk- Senkowski's ' I d f t W dn .er, Mrs. J. V. Jenks, and r iai. It s p anne or nex e esday morning, Mrs. William H. Krebs, ~Ameriean" , April 26, at 10 o'clock and will feature Mrs. Herbert (president of Am e r i can s A. Dyer's advice on Planting in the Garden to At. A b r 0 a d returnees), have 'l\!nnisCamp. trzct the Birds. been active in the Detroit MAKE ANY ITEM Bay, Mrs. Dyer, invited, to speak by Mrs. David C., Metropolitan Board of AFS. Grand Traverse Lowe, Is an avid gardener, a. Wellesley CoJlege grad. Traverse City uate whose mother org,anized one of the first gar. den clubs in the United States. fOil SAFETY AFLOAr : PERSONAL WITH A --- The informal Green Thumb talks are open to BROWSE Here is the newest, mosl all Garden Center members and their gardening TH E S'HIPS beauliful tennis camp in the entire midwest. Ray, full time di- BART EDMOND friends. WH EEL MONOGRAM FROM reclor-in-residence was twice All Ameri- 11I.6060 WO 1.1111 can al Universily of Michigan and a product at the world and participate in their vari. They obser.ve our govern. 11316 Mack Au. 45 £. Adams famous Hoxie school of tennis. ous communities. They learn ment, its successes and its Choose :rom Ihree 3 week summer s4;lssions tor boys 'rene Pointe Downtown about themselves and the failures. and girls 9 to 18 years old. (All levels of ability). people of the United States. No longer can they judge Besides a minimum 01 five hours 01 tennis instruction and aU Americans by the movies, supervised play daily. there is sailing; swimming, water skiing and other sports on the shores of beaulifui Grand or by tourists. Traverse Bay. (Also available: One week adult session.} Under AFS programs in the past 25 years, about 60,- For more information write: RESTYLE AND REUPHOLSTER 000 teenagers from 80 coun. PERSONALLY Ray Senkowski tries have built bridges of 255 Hamilton Court understanding. In the future Grosse Pointe Farms. Michigan 46236 YOUR many of these students will or phone 313 - 886-6144 CANVAS hold responsible positions. OXFORDS • MONOGRAMMING The impact of their experi- • EMBROIDERY YOU RS FURNITURE! &- Ray Senkowski's ences must be exhibited. LUTHER • ENGRAVING "ALL AMERICAN" In' the pasl 19 years, Mich. OXFORDS igan homes have been opened the Tennis~p to 1,090 AFS'ers during their 17 KERCHEVAL AVE. stay in the USA. Thousands ship's wheel more have hosted other tHOSMACK TU 1.1 882-3580 AFS'ers for short periods of CPIN OAILY , TO , time, during bus trips and '.t. 1111 J ,.m. -. weekends. "AFS on STAGE" is spon- sored by the Delroit Metro- politan Board of AFS. Pro- ceeds will provide funds for ENHOtL NOW FOR OUH FINE AFS international scholar. SUi\1i\1EH PROGRAi\1- AGES 6-16 ships and activities for US- ers in Michig'an. Yes ... we can give your home a new look! Give Tickets, at $7 each, may lCamp that tired-looking furniture a new lease on life ... be ohlained from any AFS Chapter at local high schools have it restyled 10 match your new decor and re- TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE hosting a sludent or from the TO & FROM THE GROSSE POINTES upholstered with beautiful Scotchgard fabrics. government in aclion. to our unexcelled program includes ticket chairman, 534-4185. We also custom make slipcovers (cloth & plastic) IlAII.Y RillING INSTRUCTIONS & Drapes. The Detroit Metropolitan Board has raised over $55,' In TOP I'UOFESSIONALS 000 for scholarships since STAHLE 'L\:'iAGEMENT-GROOMING. FEEI)[NG A & C UPHOLSTERY CO. its first AFS Fcstival in CREATIVE ARTS & CRAFTS 1961. 1'1I)sIC\1. FITNESS & SWlM'''NG 14322 Mack A\'e., Octroi I VA 2-96()() This year the board has 270 North Rochester Rd. planned and financed tours Oller 30 yean exp~rien('e f~ree ed;mnte .• Just North of Romeo Rd. STARTING JUNE 19 to Lansing to see Michigan's Rochester, Michigan 2 WEEK SESSIONS-5 DAYS: MONDAY T1iRU FRIDAY fnf fUrlhf'f infarm,,'i .. n ,nil LIMITED ENROLLMENT - $35 PER WEEK 1-752-9554 Torontds lllost elega t hotel People who are accustomed to the finer things in 'life stay at The Sutton Place i~;, To~onto. People who expect the best. Because 1. Palent leather is pre.worked for they've earned it'.' ,added softness ano a crinkle texture. What they exPect and get is a quiet, comfortable suite. And all 12. II never r,eeds polish, just wip "eoa those extra touches that Sutton with damp cloth. 3. The lining is a Place is famous (01'. cool Signoture fobric for on open. I A choice of traditional or con- collar feeling. 4. The aulhe.,t;c tassel 0""- temporary deco~: Imported Span- style is ideal for both business and 0'''''1' A ish bedspread. Ari extension phone .,.... C leisure, 5. While the qualify is all in every bathf(j)m. And a staff 01.. ,,, Florsheim, the price is just $24.95. This center entrance Colonial-close to St. Clore School that practices the kind ,of atten- 0 Great new shoes! tive, courteous service you thought 1111I' and Church. 5 lorge bedrooms. Ideal family home. 0'loN,0 B Most Florsheim styles was reserved for'J'oyalt.y. Coli for details. Luxuries like this make Sutton IK $19.95 10 $29.95 E Place thc kind of hotel you always •••"'*t, Most Imperial styles $39.95 L Available in blad and whife wished you could stay in. And now you can . L • Mo,'.. Cho'g. • 80"~A",."ca,d WM. J. CHAMPION & CO. 20725 MACK 01 VERNIER Gron. Poinl. Woods-881.1191 102 Kercheval, "n-the-Hill SkJu HOUR~ Mon@y Ih,v ,,,day, 930 to 6 P'" 1~r~i~~1~~~cf!~~~e~~~~~ "'~N~r "'l J Thv'I, iii 8, Sa'u,day 9:30 10 5 p,m, TU 4-5700 The Sulton Place. 955 Bay 51. ' Toronto, Onto 0 Dial '0' Enterprise 7922

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Thursday, April 20, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.One ._-----_ .. ,.--.-_._------Women's Page- by, of and for Pointe Women ------D. 4. Lindow Mrs, Martin Boyer r'AAVW ReportsOn DeU1Ullte1lts I ~er~t~~ o~h~A~r;re Poinle I . .. . '. -... ., Hepresentatives or other Susan E. Bandemer To Take Bride , Copies oC Juvemle Delm. for those dealmg. \-\It~ delln. bra n c h e s (rom all over quency in Michigan: A Call q~ents; a.nd legIslative re-, Wayne Count)' were present. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. to Action," the report on a view o( child labor laws. i A decision was made to (orm S wan son, of Huntington state-wide study initiated by A meeting held March 28 'I an AAUW Advisory and At' Wed To Mr. Boyer the Michigan Division of the at the Detroit Youth Bureau. lion committee to pIlrsue im- Woods, are announcing the eilgagement of their d8Ugh. American Assoriation o( Uni- was attended by 1IIrs, Edin. plell1entation of the county Pearl.Accented Venise Laee Trims Bridels Organza ter, Erica Irene, to Don. versity Women, have been Mrs. H, James Fitzgerald; recollllllendations made in Gown; Attendants Wear Multi.Colored aId A. Lindow, son of Mr. r e c e i v e d by the Grosse and Mrs. Marshall. fepre the statewide report. Pointe Branch, reports Mrs, Quilted Skirts and Yellow Crepe Blouses and Mrs. Donald A. Lindow, ______oC North Brys drive. Hichard Edin, local presi. dent. Planning to make their home in S1.Clair Shores The bride.elect is an .alum- This call to "ction stems na of the University of Mlchi. when they return from a two-week vacation in Ber. from findings of a )'ear's muda are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Boyer, who exchanged gan, where she was affiliated study of state and county marriage vows Saturday, April 8, in First English with Alpha Phi sorority. Following graduation, she detcntion (acilities for juve- Evangelical Lutheran Church. served as a stewardess with niles, the juvenile justice \,U!~~!U"t The Reverend P a u I.'~ Pan American World Air. system 'and its programs fOI Keppler officiated at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wavs. She is presently an as. youth In trouble throughout ~/NIFOOOfJ , . . . Louis Bandemer, of Harbor • "NICE Tll/NGS FOR NICE PEOPLE" 3 Q clock rites ~hJch w~re Springs, chose an A-line or. sistant branch manager for the state. Forty oC the state's 61 ganza gown, Cashioned with the National Bank of Detroit. ~ollowed by 8: receptIon AAUW branches, including 107 KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL an Empire waist and Bishop Her fiaDl.~ealso was gradu' m the Cloverly road home the Grosse Polnle Branch, of the bridegri>om's par. sleeves and trimmed with ated from the University of I shared in that survey at the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fran. peaJI.aecented Venlse lace, M}chlg~n, where .he affl1la~d I coullty level, and forms were cis Palms Boyer. for her wedding, Wlt-h Sigma Cht frat~rmtr. sent . . : He is currently trainmg in directly \() judges and The Dew Mrs. Boyer, the A matehing lace he~dplece the Personal Trust Depart- law enforcement officers in I MINUTE MAIO fROZEN former Susan ,ifdna Bande. ca~ght her bouffant illusion ment of the National Bank areas w her e no AAUW 6-0Z. mer, of Hol.ly~fd avenue, veil. Her gown featured an of Detroit. branch is located. CAN The report (rom Grosse ORANGE JUICE A September 30 wedding is planned. Pointe, writlen by Mrs. Rog- er Marshall, is based on a NABISCO STAK PAK Smo~~asbord & Bazaar lengthy interview with Pro. attached Chapel train. c Chicken, Stuffed Cabbagtl, Meat Balls-Spaghetfi bate Judge James H. Lin. 12-0Z.33PMG. Vegetables, Salads, Relishes, Desert, Beverage She was attended by honor coln conducted by Mrs. Mar- RITZ CRACKERS maid Shelley Ryan and First Come, First Ser."ed (All Yeu Can Eat) shall and Mrs. Robert Hetch- , bridesmaids Janie lIarrower, ','1.- ler. ' APRIL;22, i972 - 4:00 P.M. till ??? Mrs. Walter DOBsin, the Serving on the Division Ad SEe PAGE 5 FOR THIS WEEK'S bridegroom's sister, Mrs. I Hoc committee from the SALEM SQUARE'S GOURMET FEATURE Dou~las Boyer, his lister- Grosse Pointe Branch was POINTE MASONIC TEMPLE in-law, and Mrs. John Courie. Pboto by Eddie McGratb, Ir. 1850 VEilNIER RD. AT MACK In First English Evangelical Lutheran Church IMrS. William Kirb)', Mich. They wore hand-sewn quilt- -_._------_._ .._--_.~------Grel'M I'ointo Wood" Michigan Igan D i v Is ion Legislative ed skirts in shades of yellow, Saturday. April 8, SUSAN EDNA BANDEMER, Compolit. Chapl.r O.f.S. ElizobelhR.hm,WorthyMolron of Hollywood avenue, and Mr. Boyer were mar- Program chairman. Donalion ".00 - Child,e" 5.12 $1.00 green, brown, white and red, The Michigan Division is with bright yellow silk crepe ried. She is the daughter of the Louis Bandemers, supporting braad community blouses. of Harbor Springs. He is the son of the Francis programs lor the prevention Sterliilg Sil\Ter Flower girl was Leigh Palms Boyers, of Cloverly road. of delinquency and rehabili- Bandemer, the bride's sister. tation of delinquents. S'ince WICK J eifery Jensen served as prevention is related to edu. Dye Promises Tropical Time cation and training, AAUW and the bridegroom's best man. SAVE 25~o Ushers were Thomas Sanger, recommends state.supported appled chicken, baked sal- EVER YDA Y DISCOUNTS Walter Doasln, Michael Boy. No matter wbat. the weath- school counseling be insti- LARGE WILLOW mon, Molokai fried rice, Mal ON THESE FAMOUS BRANDS er, the brIdegroom's brother, erman has dreamed up for tU'ted in the early years of 15300 Ker(heval Tal sweet potatoes, Maw and Kenneth Bandemer, the Detroit on SltuMay. April elementary school, and that DISCOUNTS • TOWLE • WALLACE cor. Beaconsfield brIde's cousin. 29, it will be aU sunshine, glazed bananas and 8 Roy,1 aU scbools should develop • ~O!{HAM • INTERNATIONAL coral reeCs and flowers at Hawaiian dessert. • ALVIN • HEIRLOOM The mother of th~ bride concrete alternatives to ex- ON MANY ,- __821-9320 the Detroit Yacht Club, which • LUNT • REED & BARTON wore a long, off-white skirt Tbe decorating committee pelling disruptive students. launches Its summer season plans turn the Club's bail- with a matching blouse and to Other recommendations in. I ITEMS with an exciting tropical room into a thing oC beauty "CANDLES TO BURN" vest, the bridegroom's moth. elude making separate facil- party, Paradise of the Pacl- rivaling the 50th sta te itself. er a raspberry linen dress ities available for non.delin- IN fie. Mr. Joswick even bas prom- quent children; giving pro- SPECIAL 0-':' SALE and jacket ensemble with a According to Ed Joswick, 50~ matching silk scarf. ised to bring in his own pri- bate judges the right to Candles, Candle Rings and Holders the Club's entertainment vate 'COllection of artifacts waive child labor laws for THE chairman, the upstairs din. WHilE THEY LASTl purehased from the recently those who are trained; more HELEN GRAVES, of Buck. ing room will be eovered into closed Mauna Loa restaurant money for state and local STORE ingham road, was Damed a Mai Tal Lounge, where to lend authenticity. programs; 'a cross - county Hours: 9:30 to 5:00 Monday thru 5aturda~ C'hairman of the Way n e exotil: drinks for sipping and Entertainment will include data bank on delinquent chil- Wedne,doy and Thursday lvening 7 10 9 County 14th District for the an Hawaiian trio for listen- a Polynesian floor show fea- dren to be located in the Of- DIAMONDS • WATCHES • BIRTHSTONE RINGS MosIe, Cha'ge Accepled JeHe.'son.Jackson Day Din- Ing and dancing will be fea. turing the Polynesian girls fice of Youth Services; com. OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARE ner held Saturday. April 15, tured. [rom the Hawaiian Village, munity Callow-up on youngs. in Cobo Hall. ALWAYS THE LOWEST A fabulous Polynesian buf- plus popular Jack Qualey ters from state t r a I n i I\' g fet beginning at 8:30 o'clock and his orchestra. The show schools; in-servlce training will offer sueh Island.in. will be emceed by Eva Me. spired goodJes as pineapple Keon and will end with the I CHARLES R. PETERSON, JEWELERS boats stuffed with irem Vogue fruits, Luau roast suckling Polynesian girls coaxing the JR., son of the CHARLES pig, Diamond Heat sweet- women party.goers to parti. PETERSONS, of Berkshire 7 Mile "ea, Mock Ave. and.sour chicken, garlic aDd cipate in • perfonnance of road, has been named to the Dean's Honor Roll {or the 22377 MOROSS ROAD TU 4-2585 honey spare ribs, Oahu pine- "Tiny Bubbles." Winter Quarter at Milwaukee A lovely painting from...... $5 'OiO School 01 Engineering. Non-Glare Glass Available up Card Evening Slated Church Groups NURSING By Ama Deus Circle 17329 MACK AV~. ClIstom framing. A card party will be spon- Meet Tuesday PHONE 885-3570 resloration 01 moderate prices HOME sored by Ama Deus Circle RIGHT NEXT POOR 616, Daughters of Isabella, Grosse Pointe Congrega- at Gabriel Richard HaU in tional Church Women's As- 8045 Ei\ST JEFFERSON East Warren avenue start. sociation members gather THE SPANISH BITT DETROIT, MICH. ing 'at 8 o'clock Monday, for meetings next Tuesday, April 24. Donation is $1.50. April 25. Weekly departures for 1972, Thursdays, returning Sundays (4 days.3 nights) Yia WROUGHT IRON 821-3525 The evening includes card Group One will meet at games, luncheon and prizes. 12:30 o'clock at the Shnre- tcInited Air Lines non stop jet transportation to Las Vegas. from MEXICO Qualify NUrlinl Core Proceeds are used for char. crest circle home of Mrs. .1 •• Sunday ••11Iursday., (5 day., 4 night.) from $189.00 r itable purposes. J. M. Rogers, with Mrs, Sconces .. Tiffany Lamps • Candle Holders Verte Ryan and Mrs. Sw,nley INCLUDING: Hotel Accommodation. 01 the Brand New HOLIDAYINN-CENTER STRIP, ChandeNers • Bird Cages Lindow 'as co-hostesses. -Mrs. rallild trip air transportation from Detroit and many other packC!lle features. also, suedes, leathers, pottery, jewelry Quality and Seriice Since 1927 Robert Choate will talk on I'rlce baltd an doublo occupancy, plul $15.75 per p.rson for tax and IIrvite. the Evangelical and Re- OTH(A STAIP HOTUS ARE AVAllA8lE. AT ADDITONAl COST: 17331 MACK AVE, formed Church Home. ALADDIN! SAHARA! FRONTIERI DESERT INN! RIVIERA! Group Two wHl meet at 7 Nights 8 Days LosAng"I.,-La, VeBa,packoge including the Church Social Hail, also an. full do)' at Disneyland, price $225 plus $30 for tax & 1.. "lco at 12:30, with Mrs. Frank Seydler, Mrs. Clarence Par- shall and Mrs. Wilford Lind. TRANSCONTINENTAL ~~~~~~ berg as co.hostcsses. Marion Welbon will give a talk on A Treasury of Antique Dolls. Group Three will be wel. corned by Mrs. R a I p h Kimble, of Fisher road, for luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. Serving as co.hostesses will at Schweitzer ... we take pride In our ability be Mrs. George Pruessner ESCAPE and Miss Evelyn Schwarz. to match families and homes. to our all-year leisure community A book review on "Out of thc Hurt and Hope" wiil be near Grand Bend on Lake Huron given by Mrs. Charles Walk. Howdo you refreshyoursell from the noise. the traffic. er. the office and the p,essure? The hectic vaution helps. of Group Four will meel in . l 'I course. but perhaps you need a weekend retreat you can ....4. J. me'Jer pharmac'J the Church Lounge at 8 enjoyall seasonsof the year. o'clock in the evening. Lois Take a day.trip this weekendto see Southcott Pines.the 19876 Mack. Ave. 16361 Mack Ave. leisure community on Lake Huron, No concretl! stilts. No McMahon, social w 0 r k e r traffic tangles,l\lo flowe, pots. Nomanicured lawns. TU 1.1385 TU 2.1040 I (rom South Lake High School, Just trees ~ white pine. black cherry, red oak. staghorn will present "From Parent ;rntT" sumac. greer ash. pfiller juniper - each reflecting the r •.•-_•••• ...lto Child," a sex education unusualecologyof sand dune vegetalion. film. A questic.n.and.answer Vou'U find some modest but interesting leisure homes period follows. Co hostesses for sale. And you can took at I variety of building tots, all EXECUTIVE HOME will be Mrs. Alan Wright, large enough to preserve the natural atmosphere. Winding ,oads and a privalegate, all part of the retreat. OPEN SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1 to 5 Mrs. Alcx McNeill and Mrs. Sun Beach, Pines Park and the AulCSaubles Riverare James Spilos. among the facilities shared by all property owners in I, Group Six meets (or morn- Southcoll Pines, You're close to Grand Bend harbour for sail Tired of paying that big monthly house payment ing coHee at 9: 15 o'clock in, and power boating. and to Oakwood Golf Coune, Pinery and still being right ned to your neighbor? Come the Wedgewood road home of ; ProvincialPark..Rock Glen and Parkhill Consarvstion Arf8s. buy our home, "ve been transferred. 4 bedroom Mrs. Joseph Burns, whose I and to PineridgeChalet for winter snowmobiling. ranch on beautifully landscaped halt acre lot, 2\7 co-hostesses arc Mrs, Lewis I If it appeals, you can choose a lot for 56.000. With baths, fully carpeted and drapes, living room and Slater and Mrs, Hobert piped water. paved roads, undel'llfound sleclr;city and I telephone services. You get a tot light free. And we'U point dining area with natural fireplace. Large family room, Stewart. TIle program will HAMPTON out the building restrictions, panelled, built.in bookcases, fireplace and barbeque be a discussion o( the Abor-I If yOu can't come this weekend,wrIte ror our brochure pit. Kitchen seats 8 witn built in oven, dishwasher, Ilion Rer"rm Laws, ; Th", well landscoped fot feofu,es youg shrubs. thifly rosebushes and an oul "Be part of a legend". stove, blender. Gas forced air heat, incinerator, Iii'----.----.- --- \ door fireplace. A tastefully decorated three bedroom home wilh a family aluminum storms and screens. 2\7 cor attached garage room and a small 0\.1 B including Canadian ' I ,nch.. , />Ianl&,nell,up.". 2S$~,95'1 Housing Delign swsrd Sorry. no fences or sidewa Iks, just roIImg owns. 50.$6,75; 100,512,95, 10Q(}SB!l"OO, winnsr by Moffat, paved streets, elbow room, and CLEAN AIR! PO>lplldarid.xll.'Uy pack.d, P'.nll I .lChweit~er Moffst & Kinoshita gu.,.nloed to h•• 0' _'11 rtpj~. 'rm Price f,.. up to 3 yr>,P'empi ,"'pm.nl, I 18780 MACK . 21300 MACK $50,000 FI s.nd for p'.nl folde, i Grosse Pointe Farms Rea torI Grolle Pointe Woods 642-0495 5'EEKSKlLl NURSERIES I ~ 886.5800 8864200 t'nI rnJI'ITI'T 6'"238.2516 NO BROKERS Box S. Shrub O.k. N.V. 10588 I .xIU I r1\N I I PINES O,."d S.nc1 "

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Thur5day. April 20r 1972 PICJI Twenty-Two G ROSS E POI N TEN E W S . Society News Gathered from the Pointes

who. where and whatnot Mrs. Damian D. Toto Short a nd to The' Pointe nMiss Bologna Wed By Wboozit (Continued from Page 13) qualified for a First rating in the Michigan State Solo WILLIAM M. CAREY, son and Ensemble Festival held Sign of Spring: ... The Twelfth Annual Flower of MR. and 'MRS. BRUCE D. in Flint on March 25. Upon ~,T0 Damian D. Toto Show of the Michigan Division, Woman's National CAREY, of Moran road, has graduation, Sandra plans to Farm and Garden Association, is right around the been named to the Fall Term major in Sociology at the ['V~nin9 Rites Are Followed by Reception at corner ... It's to be held this year on the Birming. Honor Roll of The Mercers. University of Michigan. She ham store premises of Wright-Kay and Company, bur g ,Academy, Mercers. will continue the flute as a Gourmet House: Newlyweds Vacation in burg, Pa. hobby. Hawaii, Will Live in Ohio which is contributing $1,250 to the Michigan Divi. sion WNF&GA, to be used for the 4H Foundation's . . - • • • In a lantern-sleeved ivory satin gown accented Leadership Training Prognl,m, to develop efforts JUDY (M r s. Kenneth) JOHN G. GARRETT, son S C H U LT E, of Berkshire with lace appliques matching the lace that edged in urban and suburban areas . . . It's a two.day of Pointers DR. and MRS. road, who has been teaching FRANCIS G. GARRE'IT, was her long illusion veil, Michaeleen Bologna became event, running Wednesday, April 26, from 9:30 in at the Wick and Willow in the bride of Damian D. Toto Saturday, April 8. She the morning to 5:30 in the afternoon, and Thurs- one of 12 bandsmen chosen Keroheval avenue far the to accompany the precision carried white roses and baby's.brealh. day, April 27, from 9:30 to 9 at night ... And past two.and.a.ha1! years, Lanl:er Platoon of Culver among the more than 100 exhibits in 16 categories has just returned from the Detroit's Holy Fan~ily \0 act as best man. Gerald Military Academy's B lac k that have been entered this year is one called first corporate meeting of Horse Troop in three per- Church was the sett~ng Gatta, Giuseppe Rotondo and the National Guild of De. f~r the early evenmg Peter Gargano ushered. "Raindrops," by Pointer Mrs. Roland Postel . . . formancl\s at the Heritage another called "Dreamlites," by Mrs. John Veech, coupeurs, held in Little Horse Shpw April 14 through rItes, which were fol. Suzanne T r z c Ins k I was Rock, Ark. The Guild is a lowed by a reception at flower girl and Carmen Ci. who's also, as representative of the Grosse Pointe, 16 in 'ljuscaI90sa, Ala. A non-profit organiuUon dedi- sophomore ill his second year the Gourmet House. cero WllS l'in& bearer. Farm and Garden Club, a Michigan Division cated te dJstlnguish decoup- at Culver, John Is

3-LOST AND FOUND .4A-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT WAt-!TED Ut-!FURNISHED -CH-O-CO-L-A-T-E-b-ro-w-n-c-ur-I-Y" DOMESTIC . MOD 'E R N medical suite, APARTMENT to rent. Mini. INDEX..10 SERVICE OFFERED American water Spaniel, WANTED - Experienced MEET Bruce and Lee. We do 1326 HARVARD. 3 bedroom, convenient Grosse Pointe mum 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, missing vicinity War Me. coo k s, waitresses and yard work, grass cutting, 21h bath colonlal plus location, Mack at Univer Desire lease with option. 1 Public Notice l1F Mobile Homes moria!' Named Abbie. Re. couples. Grosse Pointe clean garages, attics, base. family room. $325 monlh. sity. Moderately priced. Occupancy by June 1. 1A Personals 1~ Acreage and Suburban ward. 884.7720-884.5138.' Employment Agency, TUx. ments, run errands, odd 885.9449. 822.1030. Prefer Grosse Poi nl e 11 Death Notice 12A Commercial Pr'Jperty Childs pet. ' edo 5-4576. chores. Reliable, experl. Woods, Farms or. vicinity. 1C Entertainment 121 Vocation Property ------enced. Live in City. Farms HARCOURT 713. Two bed. HAMPTON SQUARE Family consists of 4. 2 Legal Notice 12C Farms for Sole LOST - Black Sheltie with EXPERIENCED cook, live area. 881.2941. rooms, llh baths, stove and BUILDING Grosse Pointe residents 35 2A Music Education 12D Lake and RIver white markings, n ear in. 2 adults, no children. refrigerator, 2 car garage. 22811 Mack Avenue years. 881.1509. Grosse Pointe North High Light bouse work. Good EXPERT male nurse for pri- $275 per month, security Now 50% Leased 21 Tutoring 13 Real Estate PR01"ESSIONAL e 1de r I y 2C Hobby Instruction 131. luts for Sal" School, Monday evening. living conditions. 'Refer. vate duty In home or hospi. deposit. 884.5050. Make the spring move into ,Reward. 884-4596, . ences. Please call WO tal. TU 4,3180. gentleman needs one bed- 2D Camps • 131 Cemetery Property the finest new office build. ------e.2442. ALTER below Jefferson. room apartment in Grosse 21 Convalescent Care 13C Lond Contracts LOST-Gray female, long. BOOKKEEPING, typing, gen. Upper flat. 6 room, car. ing on the East Side, while 'Pointe area. Approximate. 2' Schools 14 Real Estate Wonted haired cat. Answers to Sa. COUPLE WANTED.....:Refin. eral office work. P.art time. peted. Garage. Adults pre. choice space is still avail. ly May 1st. Refrigerator, 3 Lost and Found 14A lots Wonted • mentha. Vicinity Vernier ed malure couple wanted Excellent references. 881. ferred. Call VA 2.0333 able. All size suites MO to stove and utilities. TU 4 Help Wonted General 148 Resarts Wonted and Morningside. 886.3954. for general household 5S99. after 6. 10,000 square feet. Compet. 2-5590 week days after <&A Help Wonted Domestic 14C Reol Estate Exchange I dutiees, including some itive rates, 30 day occu. 6 p,m. 41 Servicesto Ilxchange 15 Business Opportunity 4-HELP WANTED cooking and serving. Love. MATURE woman, office, reo GROSSEP 0 I NT E PARK. pancy. ex. S Situation Wonted 16..Pets for Sole GENERAL ly private home in Grosse tail sales, Insurance Lower, 2 bedrooms, util. 884.4516 775-5668 GROSSE POINTE resident SA Situation DOmestic 161. Horses for Sole Pointe will be furnished perience. Part time or full ities, appliances, carpeting. seUing home, wishes nice 51 EmploymeniiAgency 161 Pet Grooming for your use as part of time until mid June. 884. Deposit. 372.8438 after 6. UPSTAIRS office in Chet 2 'bedroom apartment, duo 5C Catering .. 16C Pet Boarding EXPERIENCED 7'194. Sampson Travel service plex or condominium. B'ox compensation. Man should 2 BEDROOM upper apart- 6 For Rent Unfurnished 20 General Service Building. 100 Kercheval. M 11, Grosse Pointe News. NURSING CARE 'have SOme business ex. EXPERIENCED college IItu- ment, heat and maid serv- 6A For Rent Furnished 20A Carpet Loying TU 5.5710. Experienced, capable and perience ideally, and me. dent wishes exleriQr paint. ice. 882.3787, FORMIDR G r 0 sse Pointe 61 Rooms'farRent 21 Moving chanical aptitude. We have concerned nurfoes or aides lng. Call 884.0771 before OPPOSITE EASTLAND. 180 Shores couple retired and 6C: Office for'R'ent 21 A Plano Service LOWER FLAT - East side, available for the hours you a flexible schedule since -2:30. square feet, carpel, heat, now residing' in Florida, 6D Vocation Rentals 218 SewingMachine full time slaff is employed, air conditioned, 2 bed. need them. 4 }).ours m41i- air. Opal Plaza Profession. seek furnished, air condi. 61 Garage for Rent 21C Electrical Service mum or as long as you so job could possibly be full rooms, garage. Adults. 886- YOUNG lady desires al Building. 777-4646 or tioned Grosse Pointe 'lIfea 6' Share llVnllgQuarters 21D T.V. & Radio Repoir wish. Thoroughly screened tailored to your avail- position. Ex- 3948. secretarial TUxedo 5-4544. home, July.August. Call 6G Store for'Rent 21 E Storms and Screens and bonded for your pro. ability. 1B0x G 2, Grosse perienced dictaphone, typ. 3 BEDROOM. }I,~ bath ranch, 88&-1844.. 6H Storage Spate Rental 21 F HOllseSiding tection. Call us day or Pte. News. ist, stocks. Good refer. GROSSE POIl\'TE FA&'fS - carpeting, available im- 7 War,ted to~~nt 21G Roofing Service night. ences. Mary, 884-9315. Prime "On the Hill." 1,400 CARRIAGE HOUSE, gate 7A Room Winted 21H Rug Cleoning EXPERIENCED. Congenial mediately. $450 per month, square feet. Mr. Vesco. house, or servants' quar. security d e p 0 s 1t , refer. 71 Room aridlBoard 21.1 Pointing, Decorating MEDICAL PERSONNEL cook to prepare dinner COLLEGE student seeks 886-6661. ters, in Grosse Pointe Wonted 21J Wall Washing 354-4290 only in GI'osse Pte. Farms lawn jobs. Call Dan, !Mon- ences. 879.9057. area by working R.N. 7C Garage Wonted 21K W/ndaw Woshlng residence. Hours approxi. day.Friday, 3 p.m,- ~ p.m. MACK and Hampton. Cen. Please call after 5 p.m. malely 5-9 p.m. six days a GROSSE POINTE AJREA- 7D Staroge Space Wanted 21L Tile Work TEACHER for Grosse Pointe 881-4695. tral air, parking. 886-3300. 548.9~8. Congregational Co- week. $2.50 per hour. All Well kept IIm8ll building. I Articles for~sale 21M Sewer Service WAYNE student part time, Newly decorated, $100- OFFICE, 18580 Mack Ave. 21H Aspha.lt Work op Nursery. 884.9014. Social Security paid by WILL consider purchase. IA Musical Instruments sludying child care, has $125. No pets nor children. in ,the Farms, 1,000 square 21.0 Cement Work employer. .Full household Transferred professional II Antiques for Sole ADVEmTISING SALESMAN flexible schedule enough KE 7-4600. feet, parking lot, air con- 'e Office E,qillpment 21P Waterproofing staff employed. Would be needs 3 bedroom home. needed for Grosse Pointe assisted by at least one ,to permit day and over. ditioned. 885.2693. Being new to Detroit we 9 Articles Wonted 21Q Plaster Work publishing firm, experienc. night sitting. 885.7485. 5 ROOM upper flat, 11124 10 Snowmobilesfor Sale 21R Furniture Repair maid in kitchen duties. Charlmnagne, $160 month GO-VACATION prefer renting to start. Call ed in magazine sales. $600 duties. Must have own 884.7741 after 6 p.m. lOA Motorcyeles for Sale 215 Carpenter month plus commission. 5A-SITUATIOt-! plus utilities. 372-2129. REt-!TALS 21T Plumbing & Heatiing transportation. References 101 Trucks far Sale 881-9054. DOMESTIC RESPONSILE tenant wants 11 Cars for Sole 21P Janitor Service essential. 689-0488. CARRIAGE HOUSE - Two FORT MYERS Beach. New beach condominium. Heat. house or flat in Grosse 11A Car Repair 21V Silverplotlng HAIRDRESSER wit h. or FAMILY of 4 needs woman TAKE THE DAY OFF ,bedrooms, living room and ed fresh.water pool, 2 ,bed. Poinle. 294.0368. 11. Cars Wanted to Buy 21W Dressmaking ,without following, Good or girl, permanent position. MAIDS transported. Bonded, dining area. 'Newly dec. 11e Bootsand Motors 21Y Swimming Pools opportunity. 88'6-3088. Saturday a.m.-Sunday a.m. screened, insured domes. orated. Grosse Pointe rooms, pier, golf, 'marina. YOUNG WOMAN, teacher, Disney. World tours from 11D Boat Repalr 2tZ .Landscaping Own room, bath and TV. tic belp for one day or 'Pointe Shores . .$3~O.OO per wishes 1 bedroom apart. MA:lNTENANCE - Port- Fort Myers. 533-0129. 111 Trollers and Campers Recent references. 685. more. month. ment with appliances in ers, afternoon shift to mid- Grosse Pointe area before night. References required. 7233. DOMESTIC PERSONNEL PURDY AND ASSOCIATES FlRST TIME a v a i I a b 1e , 963-0161. May 1. 882-8162 after 6. ~------'12A-MUSIC apply in person, personnel POOL, 961-1060, 889.0500 Fort Lauderdale, Florida. 5-SITUATIOt-! CI••• ifi.d De.dline fDUCA TIOt-! office, Jacobson's, 17030 EMPLOYER must relinguish New condominium, com. Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., --,----~----- WANTED ST. CLAIR SHORES - 9;2 plelely furnished, includ. 8-AR.TICLES FOR SALE Kercheval. gourmet cook-housekeeper. and Harper. Spacious one for all new copy. changes MILDRED BRIGGS 886. ing linens, etc, air condi- 4 BRIDESMAIDS dresses, 3 MAN to work in food plant. HIGH SCHOOL stud en t Excellent references. bedroom apartment, cen- of copy and cancellations. 2544. tioned, heated, 2 bed- radiant blue tops, 1 lilac It is suggested that all. PIANO and THEORY Full' or part time. Must needs money for college. tral air, carpeting, appli- rooms, 2 full baths, screen- Wants lawn, painting 8nd top. Blue, lilac and white real estate 'Copy ,be sub. BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO drive, know Easl Side. LADY desires ironing, also ances, utilities, adults, no ed porch, 5 minutes from 8 odd jobs. Experienced, reo pets. 886-0478. printed botlO'1Ds. Match. mihed to. our office by 15 Kercheval WA 1-2500. companion work. VA ~. ,golf c 0 U r s e s. Monthly, ing large brim hats. Worn liable. Mark. 821-3745. quarterly or season. 776. Monday ;';~rm. LPN's, RN's with current 4.2011. NEWLY decorated 3 room last September. Purchased ~,. . Punch '~nd Judy Building 5510. license needed for private NEED a baby sitter? Call CLEANING LADY wants uppl'r, utility room, garage, at Boulevard Bridal Shop, Bose rate: 12.words for $1.75 Grosse Pointe duly, home or h~spital. The Sitters' Club. Licensed day work. Grosse Pointe basement .and porch privi- 10 YEAR OLD cottage home Birmingham. Cost $80, sell additlonal.word ... ea,h ..$ .10 Pointe Area Nurses Regis- and bonded. 777-0377. references. Own transpor- leges. utilities paid. Mid- on wooded land with creek. $30. 775.2256, after 6. TUxedo 2-5680 die aged couple or person. " weeks or more $1.50 try. TU 4-3180. DRIVER, private only, part tation. 366-4172, after 5. Lexinglon area, Prime VA 4-2795. GARAGE SALE - Clothing, Retail rate: per.lnch $3.20 I-~_------time. No Sundays. Excel. time open. Lake Huron, BABY SITTER wanted 2 to GIRL wishes 'Cleaning every sofa, chair, desk, air con- .. weeks or more $2.80 TRUMPET .and ,trombone lent references. Call 12.6 hall 'block. One bedroom ditioner, rugs, table, mls. . lessons in your home by 3 days a week in my home. other .Monday and Fri .~ 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 882- p.m. 886.9358. 6A-FOR RENT down, large open sleeping cellaneous items. Saturday Call.. experienced teacher. VA days. Permanent. Refer area up, fireplace, porch- 0823. ences. 567.5628, dler 6. FURNISHED only 9-5. 674 Alter Road, TUxedo 2-6900, 2.9226. EXPERIENCED high.school deck, complete except bed- and college students desire Delroi!. I NEWS SALIS STATIONS I ----. ----.---- YOUNG WOMAN for sales, JIFFY MAID DISCOUNT BALFOUR. Charming center ding. $200 per week. Se- apparel -and ,gifts, ~lJ'ednes. spring clean-up and lawn ELECTRIC Typewriter with DOWN TOWN AREA '. IAnnouncmg Sprmg Term. TUESDAY ONLY entrance Colonial. 4 bed- curity deposit. 984-1905. GrandICircusPark Nt!'WsStand Pian.0, VOiC. e, guitar, etc. day and Saturday 10-5:30. jobs. Dependable, 885-6726 family room, study, portable power-pak. Smith PRICED $20.00 rooms, Port Huron. I Majest c' News Stand . Call'.R'eglstrar, TU 2.4963. 881.'l082. breakfast roo m, modem Corona, practically new, GENTLEMAN desires work. INSURED 3 BEDROOM A frame, Har- Odd jobs-No job too small. TRANSPORTATION kitchen, breezy sun 'porch. $135. Call Friday a.m. 882. E.~~E~:i;O . GROSSE POINTE PART or full time,. Make Available June 16. security bor S p r i n g s, Michigan. References. 881.3713. PROVIDED 0682. money sell in g cleaning deposit. References. Spring and summer ren. .. NadTICE 4A-HELP WANTED toress (specializing in cle- bedrooms. formal dining ------ANYONE interested in form- DOMESTIC menlary math) for station. room, Ph baths. Taste. LEISURE HOMES 7-WANTED TO' it-ENT I GARAGE SALE-2OOf9 Fair. AUCTION SALE of unclaim. ing a marionette or pup. __.__. ary or traveling family. fully decorated. Drapes, ______way. We d n e s dB y and ed biryclees will be held ON DISPLAY pet thllater for fun, please TEACHER needs cleaning References. Anne, !l33.938ll. carpeting. all appliances, Five all-electric. year. ARCHITECT'S family wishes I Thursday. Saturday. April 22 at ,10 call 886.2100. a.m. at the .Grosse Pointe woman Saturdays. Call L-I-V'-E-I-N--co-o'-k-a-n-d--h-o-use. porch, burglar alarm and round leisure homes, in. 10 rent 2 or 3 be.iroo!," 6ii,~YARDS of used beige "'I!A 6183 fl 5 00 garage included. No pets. Farms police station, 90 .. ... ~.. er __: .. p.rn, keeper, Pointe references. cluding Canadian Design ho~se, flat o~ apartment .In carpeting and J)8dding TU 4.3180. $275. 885.3868. Award Winner, $32,900 to POinte area In June. Wnte Good conditi $80 886: Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe HOMEMAKERS@ Box 61, Fort Meade. MI'rY. 8830 ons,. Farms. All bicycles will Subsidiary of TIle A Yoga Class GROSSE POINTE CITY-3 $39,000. Also large 15,000 land 20755, ._. _ be available for inspection Upjohn Co. TENDER loving care for e1. bedroom, bath and a half sq ..ft. lots at $6,000 with Is Being Offered derly lady. Christian h:>me. BALDWIN Orgasonic model between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. duplex, 2 car garage. $220 paved reads, piped water, YOUNG pro[cssional couple "People to Help You" through lhe Grosie Pointe LA 6.3688. 41, Schumann Spinet piano, on the day of the sate. • Nurses Community sHvlcrs begin. per monn. No pets, Prefer underground services. Pri- seeks flat, apartment or nlng 7:30 p.m. April 20th 8' older couple only. George vate planned community housCl beginning May ]5. large chair with ottoman in • Hospital C

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? • PI' '? 7" 7 7; r 7 '7 77?SM? 72 7 7 77 ;707gB 7 ? 72 T 7 .. • - - -, ThursdlY, April 20. 1972 _ Page Twenty-Four G ROSS E POINT ENE W S 11C-'OA. nAND 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 18-.ARTICLES FOR SALE\ a-ARTICLES FOR SALE SI-ANTIQUES FOR 11-eARS FOR SALE MorpIS ._ SALE 1971 OLDSMOBILE 88, 4 GAR OWNERS I ODly $24.80 BARN SIDING - AuthenUc WE buy old TV's. working RUMMAGE 'DINING SET - itoyhlU 'Pre- FURNITURE reflnlshed, re- door. Radio, heater, aula. i'-PEARSON fiberglas din. o~uarUr1y buy. 1" weathered, hand hewn, or not. Call F~lday or Sat- BAKE SALE mier, 7 pieces, used less ghy. $2O,()l)().$4O,' paired, stripped, any type matlc, pow e rand air. Used one season, (;000 LlabUlty Property Dam- natural timber, 1-463.2179. urday, 891.5395. than one year, cost $800. of caning. Free estimates, Black with black vinyl $1150. 821.a497. ![Ille for .afe driven. TU SATURDAY APRIL 22.nd sacrifice $425. Two 9x12 3,1.2376. GRANDFATHER c 10 c k s , MOVING - Couch, tables, 10.3 rugs, two.stool bar, like 474.89ll3. top. 0 n 1y $2,895. Ted 11E-TRAILIIS AND I Ewald Chevrolet, 15175 E. mantle clocks, cue k 00 humidifier. k i I c hen set, Grosse Pointe War Memorial new. 882.1387. ANTIQUE pop corn ma. Jefferson, VA 1.2000, CAMPERS SCRATCH pads .35c pound, clocks, old clocks, pocket etc. 881'{)1l5, noon to 5 Grosse Polnle Park Pollce 1 pounds $1. Economee watches and wrist watches p.m. Wives Association BOY'S 5 speeet Screamer I chine from 1939's World DELUXE motor home, 25', '1, ______i wlth ram bars, parking Fair. Call after 5 p.m. 884- '68 V.W. excellent c~ndltion, ';Service . Printing, 15201 repaired by Micblgan Lt. air condiUoned, sleeps e, 10.SPEED Raleigh Record. DINING room table, 4 chairs, brake and suspension. Ex. 4703. well maintained, AM.F?!f 1970 Explorer. New motor, ..Kerebeval at Lakepolnte, censed Watchmaker. Pick I radio. $950. 885-0314• .,.;Grolle 'Pointe. VA 2.7100. up and delivery In Pointe Hardiy used, $110.882.9403, server. Boy's and Lady's cellent condition, $50.00. only 115,000miles, $9,760. between 4.9. 26" bicycles. TU 1.5142. 881.77(;9. 9-ARTICLES WANTED I PLYMOUTH Barracuda 1967, 646.73~or 6f7.2133. t area only. Also we are an. ------1 ------OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY xlous to buy old Pendulum LIVING ROOM tables and PINK GE deluxe buUt.ln HO car track, many acces. WE BUY old gold, jewelry converUble, radio, heater, :1.969UNIQQE travel trailer, Laraest Selection of Resale clocks and pocket watches. lamps. Excellent condition. oven with rotisserie and sorles. Very good condition. and sUver. Vogue Jewelers, buckets, automatic, power like new, lully equipped. 22377 Moross !Road. steering. $750. 772-0197. r Ciothlni In Area. 886.3011. 881.6451. sllove top. Double 'white 886.3022 after 6:00 p.m. 886.0833. 1 : Clothing, Aecessones.nd GARAGE SALE-Household. sink wIth Delta faucets. WE WILL pay top dollar YELLOW TRIUMPH S pit. APACHE camper, sleep,s 15, ; Household Articles taken basement and garage items PAIR living room chairs, Beach and white Bates 1911 GIRL'S 5 speed 26" for your good used furnl. fire, excellent mechanical built.in . galley. $600 or on consignment. too numerous to mention. table, dining room suile, tablecloth 90" round, match. Schwinn. Top condition, ture or trade. DR 1-6464. condition, needs some body trade for outboard and House sold, must dispose of twin bedroom suite, chair ing bedspread, full size. $75. 885'()241. work. $1,050. 471 Lakeshore LEE'S FASH ION unwanted items. Saturday and ottoman. VA 3.3522 RCA television, black Ilnd TANDEM, excellent condl. ANTIQUES wanted. 15302 'Lane, after 6 p.m. boat. 886-2100. or Sunday. 1011 Whittier, , white 21" console, new pic. tion, $50. Piano, italian Kercheval at Be8consfleld. MART 499.2270. 1972 IMPALA Custom Coupe. 12-ACREAGE AND Grosse Pointe Park . DRYER, 1 amp s, ladies, \ ture tube. 758.3666. Provencial, used only 3 SVIURIAN 20339 Mack TV 1.8082 young man's, new spring ------Radio, heater, 'automatic, CARPETING, N a t Jon a I clothing antique washing BASE.'iENT SALE - Ladles months, $450, TU 5.8919. OLD GOLD, jewelry and sUo power, air conditioning, PROPERTY .10 to 15:30 Dally; Frl. 9 'ill brands, first quality, 10% kettle. 884.5577, lovely clothing , 518 Large MOVING ver wanted. 15302 Kerche. gold with a black vinyl METAMO~A'HUNT CLUB over mill price. Some roll ------stainless rotisserie broiler, Garage Sale, also large etUice val at Beaconsfield. 499- top. 0 n 1y $3,640. Ted SCHWINN, girl's blue 24" enr!; available. Mill repre- PAIR BEIGE lounge chairs , small appliances, books, desk and swivel chair, $35. 2270. Ewald Chevrolet, 15175 E. Like new remodeled 3 bed- . middle we i g h t bicycle, room, 2 story farm home, llentatlve. TV 6.7253. excellent condition, $75 many misc. items. 53Stone. Beauty shop hair dryer, WANTED-Used spinet piano Jefferson, VA 1-2(}00. good condition, $25. IJ85. G E. portable dishwasher , hur~t. Grosse Pointe Shores $15. Tank vacuum, $5. Re. horse barn, 32 to '72 roll. for chUdren's lessons. In. JAGUAR Mark X 11962. One 8244. DINING ROOM SET, ex. $75. G.E. range, $25. lnsink 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. I A' V II "'''5 • ing acreS', lcorner location. era tor disposal, $15. Italian ax- clzor enus , ...... expensive. Please. 882.2299. owner. Grosse Pointe auto- ordinary Hepplewhite, re- cubie foot counter - top FULL LENGTH deep brown HANDSOME moveable ma. Unusual q<;tagon 2 story production, English inlaid 1 provencial fruitwood bed freezer. bronze, $80. Chairs, BOOKS, Art Objects Soaght. I mobile. Restored to mint i Ranch Mink coal, foung I hogany TV chair, small Browsers always welcome. condit:on. 8844516. home .wftb '7 bedrooms, ~ styling, size 8-10, worn one mabogany, table

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I Page Twenty-Fiv. Thursday, April 20, 1972 GROSSE POINTE NE:WS ------UD LAKI-AND IUVIR UD-LAKI ~\ND INVIR IU-R1AL UTATI U-llrAL UTATI 'J-RIAL ESTATE IU-REAL ESTATE la-RIAL ESTATE '3-RUL UTATI -8 PAMOn PROPaRTY 'OR SALI FOR SAU FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 10 1 BY OWNER - 812 Pember- ABS01JUTELY BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Harsens Ieland-4 JOHN S. BERKSHIRE - 3 bedroam &01 S. OXFORD, Grosse lots lOO'xW', $3,000 per lot, ton. 4 bedroom English GROSSE POINTE ON THE LAKE Pointe Woods, Custom 3 colonial, modern kitchen, (WITH PROTECTED 2 storyalUml.num 8ided 8t. Clair River ace e s s GOODMAN with built-ins, den, large style. Completely carpeted, WOODS bedroom Colonial. 2 full Colonial on Jhe st. Clilr rights. Call 885-3786. drapes and appliances. HARBOR) baths, 2 hall baths, living River. 4: bedrooms, 2 baths, lot. Priced in the $40'6. HIDDEN LANE 660 - '(his Open daily after 5:00 p,m, Beautlful En g Iis h Manor room, dining room, Mutscll.; downstairs carpeted, Hard. 13-REAL ESTATE Inc. 702 'MIDDLESEX-The cul- 821-4508. outstanding Ranch' with a IeI' kitchen, paneled rt~' wood fioors up. Huge living reverse floor plan, offers home with lovelj' 2 story mination of one's dreama living room. Fine large brary, enclosed porch, rootD, pic t u r e windows, FOR SALE OPEN SUNDAY 2:3G-5:00 privacy on a loo'xl65' lot. in this reRal five bedroom paneled library with fire. patio, rccrealion room with family kitchen,' den, base. YORKTOWN ROAD _ New BERKSHIRE 1254 _ .Great home. MutsehJeL' kitchen S. RENAUD, 1512 ZIf.z baths, 21h car attached wet bar, Z natural fire- ment, new gas furnace, garage, finished recrea- pl8ce, large glass enclosed among the many custom OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 garden room looking onto places, 2 car garage. Low 170' river frontage, dock listing. Six years old, 3 fllmlly . sued co Ion I a I. lion room, Air conditioning features. the lake. Greenhouse, at- 60'~. Open Sunday 2.5. 881- and boathouse, Cali for ap- bedroom brick ranch. 2 Beamed and paneled Ii. RANOH. This 3 bedroom and best oC all PRICED TC t~hed 4 ear heated ga- 6763. ' polntment today. baths, family room, 2 car brary, bright family room. 1191 F AIRHOLME - Three home features a separatc SELL. . attached garage, Near Spacious lot, pleasantly bedroom semi-ranch. Large dining room, library, and rage. Beautifully land. ST. CLAIR RIVER loi, 60' transportation lInd schools. landsC'apel1. kitchen, all aluminum trim. a 26x16 family room. Two HOLLYWOOD 1661 - A scaped grounds provide ut.1 BY OWNER frontage, water and sewer Real clean and priced to Nice sued lot. car attached gl\,~age. Large charming Colonial with 3 most privacy. in. $22,500. liell. BOURNEMOUTH 167o-Rc. fenced lot. bedrooms, Family room, 711 BALFOUR , FREEWOOD 889.0880 cently redecorated 3 bed. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 plus Den. Exterior all alu- KARL DAVIES Elegant home for large room colonial. Family ST. PAUL, 16855 minum trim. G8S Heat. growing family. Exc.e1lent room, knotty pine recrea. 15G5 FAIRHOLME - Excel'- TU 5-3220 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Move In condition. 1m. lraHic pattern, spacious HIRT LINCOLN 786, Grosse Pointe tion room with bar, lent buy - Charming cen- 4 bedrooms" 21f.z baths, l:ity. 3 bedrooms, 2'r'.1baths, mediate Possession, Terri- 1356 YORKSHIRE. 4 bed. REALTOR ter entrance colonlal. Spa- CONDOMINnJM near Cad- fic Buy. second floor. 2 bedrooms, new carpeting, drapes, li- WILDWOOD 20909 - As- cious kitchen, family room. Ieux. Air conditioned. 3 room, center hall colonial, bath 3rd floor, spacious tonishing size. 2 bedroom, 68243 Main SI,; 1.727-8775 brary, 2 porches (1 eD. Immediate Possession, bedrooms, llh baths, fine ALINE 1375 - Captivating 211... baths, den, large mod- librar¥, beautiful like new 2 bath Co-op apartment. closed), Washer, dryer. TU recreation room. Garage. bungalow with ultra mod. ern kitchen. Applianl-es, carpeting, drapes, econo- Richl~d Formal living and dinlng 2-14(2. HARPER WOODS No exterior maintenance. ern Kilchen. Panelled rec. carpeting, drapes. Room mieal baseboard heating, rooms, modern kitchen, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Vacant soon. reation room. garage. Call for expansion. Modern gas 3 car brick garage, lot den, terrace. Convenience. for an appointment to see furnace. 2 car garage with 100xl85, well landscaped. of home, few maintenance NEWCASTLE 21Z12 - Ex- KENSI NGTON, 5565 this fine Home. Mint con- shed. Deep lot. Near Vil- 2 blocks to Grosse Pointe worries. cltingly different 3 bed. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 dition. lage, st. Clare. Maire and school. By appointment CHAMPION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY room Colonial, bullt in '65. bus. Appraised $44,500. By only Thiel custom kitchen. Cen- BRICK borne in fine area of GROSSE POINTE appointment. TV 6.3634. FIRST OFF~ING: Charmi.ng Farm Colonial with all tral air, Patio, Plus many Detroit. 5 bedrooms, 2 full 821 -7400 884-9410 the livability you have always wanted. Located COLONIALS: OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 captivating features. baths, recreation room, ga- I AREA conveniently on Washington Road. Large family WASHINGTON - First Of- rage. AM condition. Good room, four bedrooms, two and a half baths, at. fering! Stunning '( bed- WILCOX 884-3550 family home convert later COUNTRY CLUB - One of ta~hed garage, central air conditioning. All this room, 4 bath English (~'Om- to income b~ngalow. Only the most. attractive 4 be~- WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE and muc~ more and priced in the sixty's. Call plete domestic quarters) $25,900. room brick bungalows 10 us toda,?h Exquisitely paneled library OPEN SUNDAY Harper Woods, Completely OUTER DRIVE, 9254 finished recreation room. THINKOF HOME OF DISTINCTION: If you desire a home that and drawing room both with classic fireplaces. 959 FISHER OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Grosse Pointe School DIs- is out of .the ordinary and in Excellent Condition 2 TILL 5 trict. A steal under $30,' then b}l"all means you must see this one. It Is Bright tiled sunroom, 2 pantries, roomy kitchen. FACE BRICK 3 bedroom 000. located 'llt 86 'Renaud Off Lakeshore among the Three bedroom bl'ick center home with central air-con- 'beautiful homes and neighbors. The unique floor LAKEVIEW CT. - Lake- entrance Colonial. 1 and 2 ditioning and a recent plan of this Six Bedroom New England Colonial side provincial cautiously haU ~atbs, family room. Mutschler kitchen. !Huge ROWE TAPPAN has mum to offer in the way of family living and positioned, view from every Newly decorated, new car- lot, 125 ft. frontage, has 21 for ,gra~lous entertaining. PRICE REDUCED room. Family room, glass. peting, new kitchen. Owner trees. The east 50 ft. is AND FOR THE FAMILY INTERESTED IN SPACE! Large I $129,000. ed terracc, domestic quar- 888-461'7. buildable. Custom construc- 4 bedroom, 2~ bath colonial, spacious rooms, I tion throughout. Priced at oversized closets, loads of storage. Family room 847 GRAND MARAIS: Custcm built four bedroom ters. Sitting room and unique dressing room com- $32,500 to settle estate. GROVE has fireplace with raised hearth, kitchen with !XL I colonial in the Park. Located on a dead.end street cabinets, stainless steel built.in appliances, first near the lake. Convenient to schools and parks, plete master sultes. I FABICK REALTY REALTORS floor utility room and greenhouse, extra-deep priced tp sell in the mid fifties. I WINDMILL PTE. - ., bed- FIKANY TU 1-7710 TU 4-'1000 basement, Anderson windows, centrally air con. 821 CALVIN': 'This spacious four bedroom bungalow in room Georgian on peace. dltioned. Call now for complete details on this I the FARMS is priced to sell. Located near schools, ful boulevard. Modern RE.A.LTOR NEW OFFERING, : shopping and bus lines is going to make this home throughout. Library and GROSSE POINTE I sell, so call today for an appointment. Priced in family room both with fire- 520 ROSLYN - Adjacent to Grosse Pointe Shores, 3 I the low thirties. places. BY APPOINTMENT GROSSE POINTE bedroom brick ranch, centrally air conditioned, I completely carpeted, paneled family room, large I 1409 KENSINGTON: Spacious five bedroom center RANCHES: 1150 WHITnER, UNIVERSITY-Check the COLONIAL, ideal for any kitchen with breakfast room, paneled recreation J hall Colonial. See picture ad. room with fireplace. Luxury, convenience and 1 CLOVERLY - 4 bedrooms, GROSSE POINTE new price on this at- age and handy to 'Mason School-3 bedrooms, 11h beauty with many extras. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 pleaS'~ntly shaded. Family PARK tractive 4 bedroom, 21h 'bath English. Library, baths, family room. for- and recreation rooms. CENTER Hall brick colonial, 1022 MARIAN CT. - Only 7 years oid, beautiful 21227 HUNTINGTON: Attractive three bedroom ranch, laJlge dining room, big mal dining room, 'garage Great locale. carpeting, drapes, 2 natur. 4 bedroom, 2't.i bath colonial, paneled library, newly decorated. Has good assumable mortgage. breakfas.t area in kitch- 'and low interest exist- al fireplaces, air condition- family room with fireplace, 2% car garage. All Owner transferred. Wants offer. en, games room with ing mortgage. A popular SHELBOURNE - 3 bed- ing, large kitchen with carpeting and decorating tastefully coordinated. rooms, 2 baths. Superior fireplace and 2 car gar. type cozy home, now I DETROIT built-ins, family room, gas priced at $32,500. Own- Priced for immediate sale. layout, spacious rooms in. heat, circular drive, sprink. age, Great location near I 19119 l1OROSS: DUPLEX Near Beaconsfield, attr

'19' Twenty-Six GROSSE POfNTE NEWS ------_.-Thursday, April 20. 1972 .I.•. "-lEAL ESTATE lIS-ilEAL ESTATE U-RIAL ESTATI U-RIAL 1STAn U-IEAL,ESTATE 1J-REAL ESTATE 13-IlEAL ESTATE 13-.ItEAI. ESTATE , , FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FO~ SALI FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE , , RANCH 60 SHOREMAN - WANT SPACE In unusual BY OWNER - P r ice re. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, GroiN Pointe Shores, 3 old Grosse 'Pointe home? Almost Like Living 33 Preston Place GROSSE POI NTE duced $5,000. 6 bedroom 383 Hlllllrest-3 bedrooms, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 2 baths, f8mlly room. bedroom. or 2 bedrooms stereo acoustlcs In 57 foot In The Country LARGE bome }laSt, belni WOODS Colonial. Slephens Road, aDd den, 2'" baths, screen- llvlne room with leaded NEW FOR '72 - New early Grosse Pointe Farms. Quiet S bow n bY appointment. A MOST UNUSUAL and completed. beautiful lot m Open Sunday, 2.5. $36,500. ed .00 flasaed porch, new pane windows, oak panel. prime Farms locaUon. 5 UlOfJ BOURNEMOUTH, ex- American Colonial - fea- street near schools and rare offering on .a large 886.0209. dJlhwl8her. Air can d I. ing re-done kitchen, lJ. bedrooms, large foyer with cellent location near trans- turing 3 bedrooms and 3 shopping. Spacious living wooded lot on Lewiston baths, panelletl.famlly room room, formal dining room, UODed. Exceptional recrea. brary, 4 fireplaces, 8 bed- circular s t air I , detlJled portation, shopping. Nice- NEW '1.1Colonial duplex. 2 or Road. Few homes posses. with wet bar. step-down Uon room with bar and gas roo m s, 3 full baths, 3 paneled Ubrary with fire. ly kept 3 bedroom bricit breatdasl nook, wet bar In 3 bedrooms, fully carpeted, 101 fireplace. 2 car attach. 'POwder rooms. Lakeside of the fucinatlng t~atures piau, b,mlly room, kitch- <-'Clanial,1~ baths, updated livIng room with cathedral larie fa'1lUy room paneled found throughout this spa. ceiling and natural fire. 1'hba Ills, air condlUoned, ed larage. B)' appointment. JeUerson. Near Marina. 3 en with separate b~kfllt kltcllen, 2 clr. Don.t just library. Large foyer with 2 car garage, liod. Z blocks TU 4.6135 weekdays, after car garage. By 0 w n e r . eious and charming home. drive by! You "Must See" place, Mutschler Kttehen spiral staircase. Full base. I Unique library with fire. room, formal llviDg room from Village .. $26.700. 885. 5:30. No brokers. I $64,500. 81\2-9285. llnd dining room, &110laUll Interior to appreciate. Near with built.lns, Anderson ment, paneled basement place, breaklast room, 4 or Thermopane windows, alu- 4338 or 885.1544. dry room OD main floor. Lady Queen of Peace room. S natural fireplaces. - I 5 lJedrooms, sitting room minum siding, sprinkler STANHOPE - Large lot. 2 25 ACRES on large lake, extra large garage. Shown Church and Ganagher High Excellent closet and stor- FARMS, 459 Cloverly, com- and maid's rooms. If you system, air conditioned (Ol' bed roo m s, den, family barn and new house, very by .ppointment. School. age space. Circular drive- fortable 3 'bedrC

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Thursday, April 20, 1972 G R 0 SSE POINTE NEWS ------Page i I'>er'ty-Seven U-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE 2o-GENE'RAL SERVICE 21-'-PAINTING, 2JM-SEwER SERVICE 21 P-WATERPROOFING 1.1$-CARPENTER 21Z-LANDSCAH N.~ .FOR SA~E FOR SALE DECORATING I --,---- FIX-IT NOW. A.I handy men. 1 $$$SAVE$$$ RENT sewer BASEMENTS WATER- QUALITY WORK by carpen. PARK: 663 Pembell.on.This ST. CLAIR SHORES. By Painting, plumbing, elel)trI. cleaning equipment from PROOFED - Reasonable ter with over 20 years ex. J. W. KLEINER lovely English Tudor needs owner. See and save. U cal and caf\Pentry. Major KURT 0, BAEHR United Rent-AU .and do It rates, workmanship guar. perlence in Grosse Pointe. INTRODUCING no work, just move In! you are interested dn a and minor repairs. Call for CUSTOM Painting and Dec- yourself. And we'll tell you anteed. 881.()Q63or 779.1225. Kitchens remodeled, base. orating, Wall papering. Cal'peted and d rap e d clean, comfortable home. an estimate today. 884.5471 how to do it! United Bent- ments paneled, room addi. • Guaranteed. Free esti- "THE NEW PRAIRIE throughout. Central air con- Living-dining are8. 3 bed- or 8&4.2750. All 22500 Harper Ave. 21Q-PLASTER. WORK tions, etc. Conscientious. FILM@ SYSTEM" diUonlng, 5 bedroom, 31,2 roams, 1 paneled in light mates .. LA 1-50716. Phone 773-7030. Small jobs acceptable. TU RENAUD SPECIALIZING in repairs 'baths, lormaldining room, mahogany. 11hbaths, kitch- J. 4-5372. En IIa n c e Walks, Drives, Comfclete laundry service. TED'S wall paper removing, ELEC'J.1RIC SEWER clean- lor 18 years. Cracks ellmi- lal'\ge llvmg room with fire- en, breakfast area. Pantry. exelusively. Free estimates, CARPENTER-All types reo Patios. Pools, Terraces. ~lace, library, large panel- Many closets, carpeting, P ck up and delivery. VA ing. No footage charge. nated. Cle8n. Jim Black- 2-2288. Insured. 565.9555. Telephone price. 17 years well. VA 1-7051. pair and remodeling. Carl Residential and Commer- ed recreation, ;'room, sun draperies, control air con-, Watson. LA 6.5501. cial. NO )lA1NTENANCE. porch, 21h car 'tl,ached ga- ditioning, electrIc dust coi. experience. Cal Roomer, 20A-CARPET LAYING DONALD BLISS Plumbing. TU 2-3150. NEW and repair work. Neat, I -----.---.---,- A unique concrete of bonded rage, 2 blocks .from Tromb. lector, tiled basement, 2 Decorator clean service. 20 years ex. HARRY SMITH eX~Jcd aggregate in va. ly school and', City park. car brick garage. BeauU. CARPET LAYING Exterior Interior SEWERS CLEANED, broken perience. Free estimates. BUILDING CO. rious colors and designs. Owner leaving town. Anx. fully landscaped. Excel- NEW AND OLD :free Estimates Sewers repaired. Guaran. 759-1676. Established in 1 Inquire for full details and ious .10 sell. Priced low at I lent condition. $38,900. 771- Stair Carpet Shifted teed. ',Reasonable rates. j Grosse Pointe Area Since 1937' free estimates. $55,000. 821.3271. 5459. Repairs of All Types TU 1-7050 881-0063 or 779.1225. 21R-FURNITURE 40 Years in Grosse Pointe ResIdential and Commercial LiCENSED INSURED Cigaret Burns Re-Woven REPAIR Remodelinll TU 2-0717 80 GROSSE POImE BLVD. I 13A-LOTS FOR SALE I ALSO IADVANCE MAINTENANCE Alterations and Maintenance R. &: T. PROFESSIONAL Large Cap e Cod, 4 bed.I------NEW CARPET SALES Electric Sewer Cieaning New Construction rooms, 31,2 baths, FlorIda BUILD YOUR home among Samples Shown In painting, interior and ex- COMMERCIAL. OLD COUNTRY POWER ROLLING AND FURNITURE REFINISHING 885.3900 885.7013 room, 2 fireplaces, 2 car beautiful well kept Grosse Your Home terlor. Free estimates. 462 RESIDENTIAL LA WN CUTIING attached garage. $52,500. Pointe residences. Plenty BOB 1'RUDEL Roland, Grosse Pointe All Work Guaranteed Antique Touch-Up CARPENTER WORK- Open Sunday 2-5. 884.1931. of room to work out your TU 5-0703 Farms, 882-4586. 884.9512 Reupholstering Paneling, partitions, she!. Powcr Raking No Brokers. d rea mho me on this ves, kitchens, ceilings, C &: C PAINTING-Interior ------1 LA 1-4519 777-9102 21-MOVING rr 21-O--CEMENT WORK 1 small jobs, etc. TU 2-2795. 3 BEDROOM ~onial, 2'h! l00x175 foot iot. STORAGE and exterior. wall paper- Free Estimales ing, wall washing. Reason. LAWR~CE VERBEKE ELEGANCE IN baths, den, fenced yard, Schwel'tzer UPHOLSTERING 21T-PlUMBING ANn I TYLL LANDSCAPING new driveway, carpeting KEN'S MOVING-Local, sub. able. Free estimates. 23 CEMENT CO. 8nd draperies. 885-1686. urbs. One piece or house- years experience. VE 9.Q931 CONCRETE-BRICK Custom made furniture; dec. HEATING I Serving the Grosse Poinle ful. Low rates. 'I'U 2.11540. orative fabrics; ,profession------area {or 14 years. FLAT-2 iamily, 6 yoors old, 886.5800 STONE- HUGHES BROTHERS WATERPROOFING al needlepOint mounting, LARRY'S CUSTOM 29425 BURWICK DRIVE lal1ge c u s tom built, all ------21A-PIANO SERVICE PLUMBING AND HEATING lilT. CLEMENS DECORATORS 0 N C R E T E - Dr iv e- tapestries and yard; chaIrs brick, many extras. Alter-I e Residential and Commercial 463-0135 VACANT LOTS PIANO TUNING and repair. 5293 Yorkshire ways, sidewalks, patios, ga. and s too is in stock. Windmj)) Poinle. 0 w n c r FOR SALE 882-9'150 or 3'71-8128 I EWALD, established 1926, Repairs and Remodel I 331-1676. ing. ThoJJ,1as Pettit. 884- rage noors, cement patch. Water Heaters-A. O. Smith 2507. ing of all types. 13929 Kercheval at EllSt- McKinley Place ., ... l00x131 RUDOLPH TONELLO I lawn. VAlley 2-!l393. Permaglass and Rheem P. T. De GALAN B Y OWNER-C()l~nial in the Decorator BRICK AND BLOCK - Park south of. Jefferson. 3 Ridge Road ..... _. lOOxI50 COMPLETE piano service. Porches, pre-cast steps, ex- Glasslinc LANDSCAPE COMPANY Tuning. rebuilding, refinish- Interlor.Exterior 21S-CARPENTiR TU 1.7410 large bedrooms, 4 baths, 2 Balfour Road, l00x180 Wall Papering pert tuck pointing and fireplaces, fm'inal dining ing, de-mothing. Member chimney repairs. _ Kitchens Custom Landscaping, a full Bedford Road 65x138 Piano Technicians Guild. eRec Rooms FOR CLEAN and dependable range .{)fservices room, breakfast room, pan- 882-0870 STONE - Patios, walks, e Additions I Lakeland _., , 100x174 R. Zech, 731.7707. Three Mile Drive - Dormers service, call ELMERS . 372-4518 . eled library, roily screened f:lowerboxes, stone repairs _ Baths • Porches Lake Shore Road 117x230 25 Years Experience PLUMBING .and ~EAT- See display ad page 4 porch with PI\!Jliglass door 21B-SEWrNG of all ty.pes. Waverly Lane ,.. 125x110 TRI COUNTY lNG, Piumblllg LIcense walls, bent gt"a s s lawn, MACHINE WATERPROOFING - B'ase- #04556, TUxedo 4-4882, sprinkler system, new gas Bishop Road ,. l00x250 GEORGE S. DALLY ment leaks. REMODELING EASTERN TREE and stump SERV'CE Painting, paperhanging serv. forced air furlp::e, newly Trombley 5Oxl50 16 Years in the Pointes 885-5100 . 771-1168 PLUMBING repairs. Major remol'al. Insured. 293-4069 ing this community over 30 or answering service. 773. carpeted a n,~. decorated. McKinley 4Ox114 SEWING MACHINE repairs. FREE ESTIMATES and minor. 884-5471 or 823-3707. ; years. 884-2750. 0600. Harrison-Clinton River 89x161 All ages, all makes. All NO JOB TOO SMALL H. F. JENZEN parts stocked. Free esU- 881-7480 After 6 p.m. IN THE PARK Licensed . Bonded - Insured BUILDING 2 JV-51 LVER.PLATI NG HIGBIE MAXON mates. 882.1881. 'IV 4-11535 LA 1-4693 CUSTOM Where houses lInd lots are PAINTING Home and industrial repairs. large. Spaclou,s 4 bedroom 886.3400 21C-ELECTRICAL Interior and Exterior Additions, attics completed. - Silver and Gold Plating LANDSCAPI NG WALLPAPERING (all twin. bed Size) coionilll, SERVICE H. CHAUVIN Porch encloaures, recrea- • Oxidizing and Repairing Lawn cutting. designing,sod. 16x24 living.ropm, bay.win- GROSSE POINTE WOODS. At its finest CEMENT CONTRACTOR tion rooms, garages re- - Brass Polishing, 40 ft, corner lot, Severn at ELECTRICAL Repairs. Ma- ing. Insured. Free esti- do wed .and wainscoated Reasonable rates ALL TYPES OF paired. Lacquering mates. Craig. PR 5-6028. jor and minor. 884.5471 or PR 6-1237 dining room, large kitchen PR 7-5879 CEMENT WORK TU 1-9744 777-6840 - Fireplace fixtures FAMOUS 884-2750. refinished and breakfast room, knotty ALLARD near M'ack, Grosse • Walks • Drives • Porches INTERIOR-EXTERIOR A-I CARPENTER work - - Copper polishing and MAINTENANCE pine den, paneled recrea- Pointe Farms. 45'x130'. CANNON ELECTRIC • Patios _ Waterproofing PAINTING Additions, donners, attics. buffing 839.0377 tion room with fireplace. Owner. 886-2767. COMPLETE ELECTRICAL COMPLETE Decora ting • Pre-Cast Steps Sl. Clare parish. Priced to • Tuck Pointing kitchen and bath. Remodel- LEEBERT SERVICE service. Paper hanging and ing, aluminum siding and allow for up-dating of kitch. 14-REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL • Chimney Repair removing. Material, work. gutter work. Residential SILVERSM ITH S SPRINKLERS en. $47,000 by owner. 823- WANTED COMMERCIAL, mankship guaranteed. For No job too small LANDSCAPING 0629. and coounercial. Over 10 14110 CHARLEVOIX INDUSTRIAL estimates call Free estimates Lawn Cutting WILL CONSIDER purchase. years in the Pointes. Work 3 blocks west of Chaimers 294-4749 Licensed aed Bonded Commercia I.Residen tial ALMONT AREA. By Own. Transferred professional WILLIAM FORSYTHE myself. Reasonable rates. VA 2.7318 PR 9-8427 Free Estimates er. 5 bedroom Quad.level, needs 3 bedroom. Being 21 E-STORMS AND VAlley 2-9108 882.5510. I [:lmily room with wet bar new .to Detroit, we prefer 779-8427 882-1473 ------2IW-DRESSMAKING SCREENS ALL AROUND Painting and I 0 &: J Landscaping and fireplace, 2'12 baths, rentint:; ~o start. Call 884- decorating. Commercial SEAMSTRESS - Custom 776.9377 779-6639 fully carpeted, 2'12 acres. 7741, after 6 p.m. ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION CHAS. F. JEFFREY CUSTOMCRAFT work. Free estimates. Jesse dressmaking, alterations. 798.8018. 881-4400 MASON CONTRACTOR LANDSCAPING and garde~- Page. 822-7343. Construction Company Experienced, E u rap e a n -- 11S-pm FOR SALE Wood and steel windows I"~. LICENSED INSURED e ing. Call evenings. ~. . BUILDERS trained. 3446 Devonshire, , placment with new-tilt win. PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand- - Brick - Block - Slone 6904. + OWNER - Prime location FREE KITTENS, 1 female &: REMODELERS near Mack. TUxedo 2-9820. dow hardware. Permits ing and finishing. Special- - Cement Work English brick home in Calico, 2 males. TU 6.1877 SPECIAL on [riut tree tri/ll. Park 4 bedroom~, 3 full easy cleaning of both aides izing - Waterproofing . • A L T ERA T ION S , experi. in dark staining. ming, Hearnes Trees, 882- baths, 2 half baths, spa PEDIGREED Boxer, male, 4 of the glass from inside of "Supply own power," Call - Tuck Pointing Addilions, Dormers enced. Will pick up and de. - 7459. cious living room with years old. TU 4.9976. the house. Insulated or reg. for free eslimate. W. Abra. 'PORCHES A SPECIALTY' Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms liver. TU 1-3569. ular glass. music area, formal din - ham, TW 1-5924. 882-1800 Kitchens, New Homes SPRING Cleanups. Lawns Insured e . ALTERATIONS on coats, ing room, library, cheer - KITTENS and cats need Licensed rolled and fertilized. Jobs Custom Garages and Doors dresses, drapes. Experi. ful kitchen, 2 fireplaces , good homes, because of al- COMPLETE decorating. Pa- done by the hour or by the finished basement. Excel lergies, kitten 7 weeks old PORCH and window screens perhanging, insured, guar. J. W. KLEINER e enced. 885-7363. repaired. Kaufm!an alumi. job. 293.0168. lent condition. Near lake year old female calir'), 7 anteed. Al Schneider, TU Free EStimate; and Planning LADIES, professional, rea. Central air conditioning months neutered male. 886 num doors and windows. 1-0565. Cement, Masonry and Water. Window . Seal aluminium LAWN SERVICE-Planting, Mid 60's. Call evenings 1957. proofing. Stone and Brick FINANCING ARRANGED son able alterations. 776. gardening, spring cleall. , windows and 4613. doors with Work. New 'Bnd Repairs. 499.4737. OLD ENGLISH Sheep dog Heliarc welded corners. PAINTING e up. Free estimates. 886- Driveways, Porches, Walks, ALTERATIONS, e x per i . 4021 after 4. : SPACIOUS ranch in choice puppies, ARC, champion Fred's Storm and Screen . , Interior.Exterio~ Pat i 0 s, Tuck Pointing, Farms location. 3 bed- sired. 884.0609. Co" VE 9-4311. 881-1024 enced. Will pickup and de Minor Repairs Steps. liver. TU 1-3569. EXPERT lawn service at rooms, .2 baths. Florida IRISH SETTER puppies, 5 21G-ROOFING Paneling Installed i~:l. -~- reasonablc rates. 4 year~' CHRISTOPHER ALTERATIONS and repairs. experiencc. Call Robeh room, beautiful paneled weeks, excellent pedigree, SERV'CE Call Dan Gatfield Flagstone Walks, and recreation room, ex.t r a great pets for children Free Estimates Planters. CONST. co. 1152 Maryland, G r 0 sse Duker, 884-1423. 1 large landscalJed lot. car. Call TU 2-7636. ModernIzation - Alterations Pointe Park, VA 1-2631. ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOFS, -:- MISCELLANEOUS y a r~ pets and drapes. By ap- ALUMINUM GUTTERS, 776-9377 "NOW SPECIALIZING" Additions • Family Rooms pointment. 884.3048. 2-YEAR.OLD female cat. Kitchen and Recreation Areas 21Z-LANDSCAPING work. 8 hour minimu . ALUMINUM SIDING, IN THE NEW 881-2771. Free to a good home. Good ALUMINUM TRIM. CALL WAYNE STATE University Estate Maintenance BRICK INCOME, 7 down. with older children. 527. "PRAIRIE FILM@ BILL CROTHERS 5 up, Excellent condition. 4083 It RICHARD WILLERTZ, 50 student with fllill1ily h8S JAMES BARKER CUSTOM landscaping ser ~ 882.7096. ' a er 6: 30. ROSLYN ROAD, TU 1-8170. five years eltperience in SYSTEM" 923.8585 923-8587 AND SON ice. Planting, constructio , interior.exterior FREE to good home. White N ,painting, LANDSCAPING AND SNOW lawn, garden ,maintenanc . EW ROOFS and repairs. A unique cOltcrete of bonded FAMILY rooms are my spe- 791 FISHER ROm. By own. Shepherd. 10 months. Good wall papering and wall REMOVAL Century Landscaping, 47 - Gutters cleaned and repair- exposed aggregate in va- cialty. 884-5471 or 884-2750. er. Older 2 story ,brick, in with children. 882-4389. washing. Call 885-7802. PR 2-1798 after 6 p.m. 1446. excellent condition. 4 large ed. Insured. Priced right! rious colors and designs. Made for- . HOME Repairs. Licensed CHUCK'S Landscaping bedrooms, 3IA' bath, 22 ft. YORKSHIRE Terrier, male, FAMOUS car pen t e r. Chimneys. family room, Jformal din. 5 months. champion stock. 2TJ-WALl WASHING I - PATIOS _ WALKS BE PROTECTED Complete home maint. MA INTENANCE porches, roofs. Interior, nance, Known 6 yea s ing room, natural fireplace heavy coated beauty. 772- 839.0377 - DRIVES _ POROHES exterior, etc. 839.1993, YOU ARE LIABLE IF YOU ,throughout the Poinles ~ with built-in .' bookshelves 4482. EXPERT wall washing and Landscape designs 933-0489. in 20 ft. living room, large ALL ROOF &: painting. Free estimates. NO MAINTENANCE. DON'T HIRE A arListic workmanship. Lo carpeted kit. c hen with REGISTERED AXe Dober. GUTTER WORK 30 years experience. RESIDENTIAL AND KITCHEN LANSCAPE CONTRACTOR summer lawn cutting rat dishwasher. disposal, car- man Pinschers. Call after Caulking, chimney repairs FAMOUS COMMERCIAL WHO: by professional adults. Sp - 3:30 p.m. 886-4021. REMODELING cial s p r i n g clean. peted breakfast room with Gutters cleaned MAINTENANCE NO JOB TOO SMALL CARRIES 12 ft. Thermo.pane door- A DVANCE MAINTENANCE LICENSED - INSURED By B.P. prices. Sodding, pat~'O' 16B-PET GROOMING 839-0377 walkways, shrubbery. wall. Paneled recrealion TU 2-5539 FiREE ESTJMATES e KITCHEN ALTERAT!ONS -WORKMEN'S room in very dry full base- , ' FXPERT wall washing and COMPENSATION "Save a buck call Chuc ' GROOMING: SChnauzer $8, 2 TU 2-0717 II BUILT-INS for free estimates. Sati. ment. Newly dl!corated in. Poodles $9. Schnauzer stud 1H-RUG CLEANING painting. Free estimates. • FORMICA TOPS - ANY • UNEMPLOYMENT side and out. New carpet. INSURANCE faction guarantecr1. . service. Eastland area. CARPET SIZE &: Color ing and custom drapes. and Upholstery TOWNE & DRIVEWAYS, blocks, ga. • LIABILITY & 3940. Ellen's Do.ggie Parlor, Cleaning. Furniture Re. We replace worn, unsight------L Aluminum s tor m sand COUNTRY rage floors. Also top base- PROPERTY DAMAGE I 372-3055or 880-4682. pairs. Insured. ly tile sinks with a modern screens. New roof. New MAINTENANCE ment floors, do rough car- Formica Top. INSURANCE driveway. 3,400 sq. ft.- GROOMING - Most breeds, pentry work. 923.0689. e LANDSCAPERS EAN SchedztleJ FAMOUS '177-8896 .CABINETS - Co 1011 i a) f twice the living space ot 12 years experience. Your LICENSE MA INTENANCE CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION 'Mediterranean, Contempo- most homes in this price place or mine. Kathy. • POISON APPLICATCRS Talk by lUanos : 839-0377 HI NEIGHBOR! II live on All types of Cement and rary. range, plus 21,2 car, 1'12 (Shirely's daughter). 889- Grayton. LICENSE in order to Environmental Action now Wall washing Brick Work • Free Estimates - NO OB. story garage with yard 0032. C apply Crabgrass control. an umbrella organhation AkPET CLEANING - Wall time, no streaking, drop All types of waterproofing LIGATION of tools s tor age. Sodded Broadleaf weer! control and concerned individuals and '.'!a~hing. Free estimates. dothes, experienced. Aver- All types of excavating 5O'xI70' lot. $43,500. 882. SILVER SHEARS Insured. Call Yorkshire, age kitchen, $10, bedroom, 371-0403 insecticide spray. grl!lIlls on the Eastside, is 1576. All work Ruaranteed planning an evening of infor. PET SALON 882.7418 and 885-0894. $8. Call after 5:30. TU Spring Specials '1-5306. MR. FIX-IT. Stuck door? Ad- AND COMPLIES WITH: mation and entertainment MT. VERNON. 3 bedroom Bring Out The "Chic" SAVE $$$$ RENT rug Licensed and Insured . In Your Pet I ditional shelf, partitions. re- • INCOME TAX LAW for all persons on April 26 ir. Colonial, attached garage, Custom St,vling shampooers fro m United 885.0612 I WALL WASHING pairs, no carpenter job too • CHILD LABOR LAW the Crystal Ballroom of Thl! electric garage door, large Rent-All and do it yourself. small. reasonable, depend. Grosse Pointe War Memorial, PAINTING &: DECORATING DE SENDER - WAGE &: HOUR LAW lot, new carpet and drapes. All Breeds And we'll .tell you how to able. 886-7434. 32 Lake Shore drive. ' Open Sunday 2.5 Owner Pet supplies, Lang's dog HOME MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTJON - NEW SAFETY do it! United Rent.AIl, 22500 Chimney repair, brick, block Highlighting t h c evenin~ TU 2.()859. . . food, lam's, Beds, toys, Harper STANDARDS ACT Ave. Plione 773- ELMER T. LABADIE work, driveways, patios, - Attics - Porch Enclosures will be a talk by Charley M~ raincoats, boots, leather 7030. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- dog furnishings, harnesses, TUxedo 2-2064 po r c h e s, waterproofing, - Additions - Kitchens EASTSIDE nos, Grossc Pointc reside ---- - Commercial buLldlngs ARPET and carpenter work. and Detroit Ncws rolumnis . Cape Cod Colonial, 2 car I leads, collars, etc. I C upholsterinr. WALL LANDSCAPE attached gar J g c, 21450 18499 Mack 882-5574 cleaning. Pic h e Mainte. WASHING, reason. VA 2-4563 822-1201 JIM SUnON Reports on the ecolog.:cal aq- Goethe. end of BJairmoor, ------_ nance able, free estimates. York- CONTRACTORS tivitics and plan of E.A.N.1> Co. 294-7172. 775. CEMENT WORK of any 1677 Brys Drive near St. Joan, Liggett. 8144- shire Window Cleaning. ASSOCIATION work for the coming yea~ 2O-GENERAL SERVICE kind. Bonded, licensed, in- TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 Ferry School District. 5 882-7418, 885-0894. - __ will be given. ~ bedrooms, family room, DON'T LET IT HAPPEN SHAG lInd BATHROOM Rugs sred, TU 2-9988, after 6 CAR PEN T E R Repairs. ~IMMING,. removai. spray- The program begins at 7;4 I p.m. or 372.4939. 2'12 baths large kitchcn TO YOU up to 9x12. Beautifully 21K-WINDOW Major and minor. 884-5471 IIIg, feedlllg and stump o'clock. Admifsion is Cre. washed. $1 per load. Do it removal. Free estimat~s. All are urged to attend an with break{n~) area. car. i Guard against break.ins - WASHING 21P-WATERPROOfIHG i _or_884_._27_5O_. _ peted, tilf!d bas erne n t ,I fir e. Horn e proteclion yourself and Save. I Complete tree service. Cal welcome to join E.A.N. i fenced By owner. Trans- I Alarm System. T A.OK Window Cleaners. ser'j Fie m I n g Tree Service. helping to improve the e HE LAUNDROMAT vice on storms and screens. CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION I Modernization _!UX do 1.6950. , vironment. I ferred oversdls. J.une oc TR I COUNTY 11145 WhiHier All Types of Waterproofing 2 ------._--.---- .... ------._ .._------_ .. cupancy. For appomtment, I Free estimates. Monthly - Between Xway and Kelly Rd. rahls . .121.2459. Guaranteed Reasonable MORE VAL~~ fo~ your 886.5738. Open Sunday 2.5. REMODEL If\lG -- Spring Specials money. Additions, kitchens, $55,000.No brokers, please. 885.5100 771-1166 2 l-I-PAINTING, SERViCINC THE CROSSE POINTES ------G.OLMIN Licensed and rnsured dormers, basements, bath- DECORATING WINDOW CLEANING 885-0612 fooms, wall removals. FOR OVER V2 CENTURY It's different-it's fun-it's profitable. N T E RIO R and exterior SERVICE ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION BIDIGARE BROS. Styl. of F.ne. painting. Free estimates. FREE E~lTlMATES 881.4400 INC. E",., Quality mi lerials used. WE ARE INSURED Waterproofing Office 772.5715 ",d,d for you WICKER WORLD Free estimates. LA 7-5318 372-3022 Underpin footing Evenings, Sundays TV ].6988 after 6. -- Repair cave.in walls WA 1.8282 lias an established franchised wicker furnilurc. acces. YORKSHIRE Window Clean. Jnsured Licensed REMODELING sory and craft shop for sa Ie in Grosse Pointe area. EXPERT PAINTING. paper Ing. Reasonable. Free esti- Inc/udin, hanging. Free estimates. mates. Insured. 882.7418, Kitchens - Additions An eslablishe,d business grossing in six ligures. Must Recreation Rooms - Porches Chain Link AII-Stee' and hc sold because of owner's conflict of interest. No G. Van Assche, 881.5754. 885.0894. J. W. KLEINER -_._- All types of basement and RepaIrs RUltle Styles experiencc needed to become your own "boss." Un- y OUNG MAN with profes. WINDOW WASHING, very Licensed - Insured usually high return on investmcnt. Down payment sional background In In- waterproofing reuonable. Prompt aery. All work guaranteed approx. $20.000 with financing available on balance. dustrial' and residential ice. Satisfaction guaran. ONTARIO Call 886.0410 for further details, Monday thru Friday. Licensed In!i\lred MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. painting. Work guaranteed. teed. Call anytime. Free I CONSTRUCTION 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL 823.1943. estimate. TU 1-5030. TU 2-0717 881-4400 •

Page Twenty.Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 20, ~ * * * * Feature Page * * * * J sell. Lee and Shirley can't but he's never retired from anything. 'Much. Pointer of Interest say enough good things about the sport. For 11 years, he Now they're back 10 Iheir North High. Its facilities, was powerboating's unlimited old tricks, wilh Action Auc- f/J-uMou- Joe, 15 now, is in his fresh- explains. Given the Three So, as soon as they can With this currenl rash l the carry-all purse featured at Michell's Boutique, Grosse Pointe A cad em y, chelle knocking down each man year at Grosse iPointe B's, he considered his mental think up a good enough ex- of new cars Ihal are be- 17864 Mack Avenue ...It's made of canvas, comes in they're totally committed, item to the highest bidder. North High School, doing frame not quite good enough. cuse to put it up, up goes ing recalled for defects a variety of colors and features a motif of tennis totally focussed on Monday, Plus a return to the Upper well there and enjoying hhp.- So he retired as a driver, the giant tree in t.heir ro- --perhaps our Chinese . .. boat.mg ... goIii ng ... at nme. d 0lla rs. Miche11"e s .. ., . .... tundad foyer,hid underneathlightsa Ping Pong Champion visilor 'was correel in is open every Friday evening until eight. Don't It's a Known Fact ... area rugs are m. At It s ttme ... to stop m at Bt}outene Jewelry ~::e I~ 0:1~~ 0Je and/or ft:lrget that Monday is ladies day with special value Ed Maliszew~ki, 21435 Mack Av~nue, there's ~ .com. by Cueter. at !9860 Mack Avenue ~nd choo.sethat matched to suit any mood, saying il would be better hmcheons cocktails and a very special fashion plete collectIon of them ... m both tradltlonalvery spectal gtft for Mother. A vanety of pzns and and up go the "little" trees, 10 slow down on the as- show by Michell's at the King's Table in the First reproductions and contemporary designs. The color rings in fourteen carat yellow gold. Let them de. all over the house. The light- semb[~' lines and make National Building from 11:30 a.m. through 2:00 range is wide and the price wH.l fit your pocket. sign ~ pin to every sp~cifi~iation of stones of your ing effects all over the house bcller cars - Ihan rush p.m. Join us there! book. Call 776-5510 for an appomtment. choosmg ... a charmmg tdea! are equal to those in the to make more cars! '" '" * * * • '" • • rotunda, as everyone 'Who A collection of "Sassy's". at Martba's Closet, 373 .Exciting designs ... a new col- ~\~Bg('e~ .. Near.liqlles, old.liques, an.tlques .•.. Ports of Cau, wandered, bedazzled, through Fisher Road. This is a delightful short dress with attached lection of bridal and baby shower in- ~~.. !} 23220 Gre3ter Mack is just bursting with an excellent stock ~~,~nA~~:ti~nJ:'O~h:~: shorta, sleeveless, bright colored nower prints or abstracts vitations I The Kaleidoscope has the: J.'J and variety of antiques ... all prices. troit Symphony Orchestra and colt41ll.Offered In sizes six to sixteen the "Sassy's" are many ac~essories you will need along "$- f... perfect for gardening, shopping, blcycUng ..• they are.. . . . ~ ~ndltlonlnl and permanent waves. Call for your appoinl. day evenings llntll nine ... 884.8690. 16960 Harper Avenue. We found the Garden points Agrico ment, TV 4-8858. I * '" • . . . to ~e veryre.alistic ha~d-painted. ffowers for * • • I Something special for Mother ... a darling needlepoInt ... unth exceptIonal detaIL.... 881- New Formula Let us special order for you plate by Schmidt Brothers of Germany featuring a 4363...... Agrico any fine leather desk and library aCCi:S- HARYEY's whimsical Hummel character at fifteen d(iilars. Kimberly Flowers .•. always bas a dally "take with" sories. One very handsome piece is a Many other gifts to select from at Wright's Gift and nower specIal from one dollar to two fifty a bunch ..• GRASS GRASS telephone book cover of top grain cow A Lamp Shop ... 19650 Mack Avenue. 20311 Jt;'ack .Avenue. * • ... hide in red, blue, green, brown, black Vlttona called ... to announce that she will be I ~ FOOD or ivory ... from twelve to fifteen dol- • .. '" opening a new shop in Grosse Pointe very soon. FOOD lars. The gold stamp monogram is at - - Oils on canvas . . . from five doUGrs at The LaStrege Boutique will ofler the charm and no extra charge from Harvey's Com- ~~e~ Palette and Brush Art Gallery, 17329 Mack Ave- glamour of an Italian fashion shop. Vittoria has just I pleat Traveler, 345 Fisher Road . . , nue. On display are the works from local artists, returned from Florence, Italy where she purchased 24.4.• 881.0200. Jan.etteFahey. Bob Tyrelle~ John Drasko a~ Adrian an unusual line of exclusive fabrics along with her For Long - Safe '" • '" ~u]an. Also, custom frammg and restoratton, stop many other boutique items. The "workroom" is now Feeding and a Come see what's new on the fashion scene. .. m or call. 885-3570. very busy designing, creating and finishing the ex- GREENER, THICKER dashing dresses ard costumes you'll want to wear • • • I citing line of "LaStrege" label attire. LaStrege Willi LAWN - This Spring everywhere! Colorful long cotton dresses starting Take note ... or Ihe new nole piper at carry ready made, domestic and imported fashions at thirty five dollars now at Mr. Julian Fashion the Mole Hole. Mr. Mole now takes orders I' .. along with "special-order" creations just for SPECIAL SALE PRICES Boutique, 15114 Ke~cheva; in th: Park ... 822-2818. :::n~: t~':'~:~~ I:a~~~~~~.~~I::aa% ::;:;;: JI. .' I~1ulJ;0~~den~a~~~rb~r~~c~c~~~a~~d Vj:~sSe~e~~i~~ I 5,000 sq. fl. 10,000 sq. ft. 15,000 sq. ft. "A shop wlth.ln a shop' , , •.• Lee's 20339 Maek Cllt Ollt Initials, bold printing styles, unusllal Keep watching this column lor the openl'ng dayan- dJapes, and wild colon. Good invlhtlon Ide81l. I 95 5 95 Avenue, known for their "almosl.new" apparel hu added Would YOll believe grapb paper, bank cbeck I noun cement . . . "Chow"! 4 8- 11 a gill and home boutique. Adele Meyer, Interior Designer paper, and paper bag paper? . . . Mack at • ... • Is there &0 alslst you In making a selecUon from thetr Three Mlle. I At the Madeira Linen Shop unusual borne decorative accessories. AJOftI with their an- • * • 17012 Mack at Cadieux you'll find Allemon florist Uques, wall decor and lamps they hive added I complete h d line of undies. Adele announces that a new .bJpment has Have you thought about ... your hair? The hand-etc e metal Spanish Hors anivl!d from California of beautUnl sealp&are •. The two people at Adel's Village Hairdressers, 17007 Ker. doeuvre :ks in replica of Spanish we reall)' enjoyed wue the poodle and the perllan cal. cheval have! They can help you with new styles sword."ing in a fan s1uJ.pedor on E. Warren Come 'II and see these mll"elou tradfUonal .culptures and can give you a new hft with streaking and round ~J base ... Starting at just 17931 East Warren TU 4-6120 ••• OpeD Friday evenings autU niDe. coloring. Call for your appointment ... 882.2550. two nin... fivt- •

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