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I AI the Pointes Every ross¢Complete NewsPCooverageintof All ethe Pomtes ¢ws ot 11 VOL. 37_NO. 17 _.,Po.._._.,Officek._It I_cfe_o_, ..Mkbt_._,l .. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1976 2_IJ...Nh,_ c..Yeg.¢ 30 Pacjes_Two Sections--Section One ' RECEI HDLIHB Tragedy Strikes,on a Sunny Day One Boy Killed, [Pay BooOverst of the ITwo Others Hurt llOPercent Grosse Polnte News In Hit _ and tt Run ,oSessionoo.in ,Depar, t- m• n t' s History ThursdayApril, I$ Suspect Arrested in Incident Which Occurred Comes fo a KEGOV.N kickWILLIAMed off the pMetiIIti.,LIon- Along Lakeshoreroad; Police Believe 10-Year- C- lose, campaign Wednesday to Old Park Cyclist Died Instantly at Scene place controversial legisl.a- By Susan McDonald lion banning most throwaway A hit-and-run driver killed one boy and in- The longest negotiation beverage containers on the jured two others Monday afternoon, April 19, as l sesslon in the history of November ballot. In a care- they rode their bikes eastbound along Lakeshore the department e n d e d mony in his office, Guy. MillS- road. Riding single file and near the curb, the boys' Monday, April 19, when ken put the first si.gnattzreon were struck from behind at Lakeshore and Moran arbitrator d u 11i a n A. initiative petitions being air- by a late model four-door ear straddling the curb Cook awarded G r us s e culated by the Michigan Un- ited Conservation Clubs and near Lake St. Clair, Pointe City firefighters
csoamesid thelamweas, wurille, ifconistebreve- eyAewitfternessstresiking._a_tdhetheboyscar, pro batio_ ianncreeastiseminatetdhei13rconpertrcact.ent energy, create jobs and serve sped away and went over on ,o • , , approximately 400 feet,.. be. Schedules for an increase in base o.,,gal. . fore swervingback onto the New Sessl ary from $J.4,0_0 to $15,_)0, INDIAFriday,TOOKAprilA 16FIRST roadover. stPolicethe fIontrcedersectitheon earof O_, had been a hot item during step Thursday toward apos- Lakeshore and Kerby road. sible rapprochement with Dead at the scene was h4eny ,to Participate in bargai$125ningatperSeSsi°nS'daduriyngWeretheSet ii!_
China, saying it will send an Steve Salkowski, '10, of Hat. Tre[mngo_ Volunteers first 20 duty days,.After that r ambassador to Peklni[/or the yard road, Over Five-Week time the men wilt be compen. firsttime sincethetwo coun. pl_tobyTom_ri_,_wood GivesAe,_aat satedwith one extraday oft tries fought a border war in Tragedy struck on a warm, sunny Monday while riding their bikes on Lakeshore road. Steve Injured and taken to Saint Period _eg|nnlng for each o v e r t i m e day _V_Sy 6 h19-a6v2.e AmajorrapproachemeImpact ntethroouldugh- afternoon, April 19, when one boy was killed and Sa!kowski, I0, of Harvard road, was killed in. John Hospital were Billy worked, Th|_ excludes hours out the region, where Peking! two others • were injured by a hit-and-run driver stantly. road,Tromblaey,nd Jamte12, of WasBurke,hingto11n , The GrossePointeVol- cwallorkeded twohenbattfllreefigahterfires arein and Moscow compete/or t_e ofMuir ,road.They were firstunteerP rob ation Pro- progress. oou.,r,. .o.oe er s s use s n e at nstructors liminoster ininjdstauries blconditiandelaterwithre. ongram will begina new OthIncreaseser said the two g0vernments Cent A k Prop d Fi hi g Pi r I leued to their families, training session for eel- Longevity increments were
wduorinrkedg touhreet themoarrangnths ofemednist- Citizens •to La k e Frunt P ar k Un der Giyen Slip s largeThe mdriverale inofhisthemid.car,_0a'sMunateersy 8. on Thur s d[_y, yIncearrease, wditfrhoma maxi$20 tomum$25 peorf,
o.and..,o..Peki._,_ ng. _o,_, Aid Drive ' W oods Offici a ls Board resi.oMsu._ted arresby flu'ret andpolihacde tooffi-be flI*ee.weewill ktaperike podlace, anoverd wiall "_H, oliorda1y5payyears,willIncrease i • * * ' Study by By , eers. Hit name was with. prepare volunteers for as. from a fiat rate of $386 per Saturday, April 1Z THZ L_DZ._ GOVERN-War Memorial Reports Several Decisions• WlJl Haveto Be Made Before Mass Layo_s Largestin uledheldbyarraignmentpolice untilonhiszched,a man. sig.nmeoffenders.nt toThese17.to-30offenders.year-old yearalso towill$400,receCityive f!refl$200ghteprers MENT announceda new plan CampaignCurrently .Project _ecomes e RealityC;ityEngineer System'sl'-fistory:List slaughtercharge Tuesday, are triedinPointemunicipal man reimbursementforfood, Friday that would attempt kegs Over $5,000 Reports fO Counc;J on Necessary Re- Teaohe_ ,_eoted April 20, (.after press time), e o u r t s and subsequently In past years they received to halt the nation's rampag- Behind Last Year's quirements on Application Front By AcHo¢I '/'he accident occurred at placed on probation, nothing. * ' approxlmatel4:1y 5p.m. and The meetingsarescheduled Insurance coverage,(acci- i binagnnipongpulaeationrly marexprilagoseios n anbyd Returns : _a By Susan McDonald was.... the fh'st traffic fatality to be held from 8.10 p.m. dental death and dismember- _. allowing states to go ahead " Whether a proposed fishing pier at the Lake in The Farms this year. every Thursday in May and ment), was increased from With the" world'._/irst eore- Following an excellent Front Park beeom-es a reality .depends on several In a budget,eht_ing el- _ .An. eyewitness from St. the first Thursday In June. $2000 to $10,0001The city klso "'i! pulsory : sterilization la@s. start,.the War Memoria!!s jdecisigns which will have to be made by Woods fort, ,a/m_'_ -at_enabling Cla/r Slame,, driving behind They WKlbe held In the eoun. w_lJpick up a 22 pe_ent In. .... The, klan's key .provision ThePointe public schools the hit-and,run veldele, said ell ©humbert of The Woods crease in the present Blue ! wduld :"raise" _h_: minimum ig_6:Annual_oFam!!y:Par_ !_fficia-ls'iA reportgn ,the(proposal f.rom CitY: Eng,- to_ !operate,_Z_t¢:_.y_ar _e boys'- were 'rld/alr slnllle. Mt_akipal Building, _ Cross coverage, wRh !1o in- nder Lacrence FLPate_:viewing the necessary steps without a millage in- file wtth the truffle next to Mack avenue, marriage _/ge from 1_ t0 lS t/eipation Cailqpaign is which would have'to,be taken before construction crease _,the Boa_ of Edu- the curb when they were crease in benefits accruing for women and from 18 to 21 lagging behind Ifist year's could begin, was referred to the Committee of the struck from behind. To Give Overview to the men. 'On retirdment, i for men. The new plan also The boys, one on one bike providesincreasedfinanciarleturns despite the need Whole and the CitizensRecreation Commission for cation announced the Program directorJean An. The Citywas directedto pay incentivesfor those being for $I0,000'more in the further study at the regular council meeting Men- dismissalof 162 teachers and two on the other,were datsunsaid,"At theopening $25 a month _owards hos_ sterilizevold untarily,penal- goal figure of. $135,000,day, April 5. at itc Monday, April 12, thrown Intotheairfrom the sessionon May 6 volunteerpltallzatiinonsurance. "The next stepis to have $I00,0007a"nd "Is it worth meeting, forceof the impact. After Terry Cuson, former dlrec- The contractisretroactlvc ipzeersfsormtateanswitce hapoornd eplndasnnin.ing(report Center bfficials, both the CitizenRsecreationit?" regardingthe planned The mass layoffst,helarg._trlkintheg boys,_e witnesstot,willgleean overviewof to June 30,1975. c re a se d representatioinn To date $66,902,50has Commission and the council$'100,000expenditure".Do we gestin the system'shistory,_butaidtshpedecarawayneverfromhesitatethe d,rtolhe ofstatutoprobatiorypun, rtphoesebeannde. Calls It "Costly" Parliament for growing pop- been received ,from 3,358 determine whether or not to build the pier and say this is will reduce the teaching staff ulation centers, donor_ in comparison to $72,- go ahead with the pier, and it? Or do we build it in seg- by more than one.quarter, scene, leaving a hubcap from tits of criminal social work Union president, Lt, Tim • * * 068.85 fa'om 3,618 donors in theCityamountAdmintiostratcrbe spentCheste," saidr costimentsng $wi100th ,000theandfirsatddsttageo it savingThe Boardabout $_has75,00i0.ndicated the rightDryerr.earAtrrceire gbehit_ nd, , 'betwand eethen ethessentiaGrel asedifferencePolnte Chbasamicapilly,ne, satisaidsfiethed mweinthwerethe Sunday/ April i8 1975. E_ Petersen. in the future?" that most of the teachers The eyewRness stopped to Volunteer Program and other package, which he calculated THE PRESIDENT OF THE Will Take Time would be rehired by next aid the boys along the road. probation departments." to be a 13.2 percent increase, 47,000 member United'Rub- Follow-up letters and re- This january, the council ber Workers union said• Sat. mittance envelopes .are in the authorized .Mr. Pate to for- For his own part, he stated, September. if additional mill- wOanse quietboy wasand cshakeryingn.inStevepain MiAtchaelthiFers rensamce,e a mseessimboenr, oHef twheoulnond h.eaveconolmikedic toissuhavees, urday that the u-nion and mail to aU Pomte families themulatepier,engiwhineerch,h_asg prplaonposes ford, "oHr wea _li;.tcoulled megetrei,t foI'dr $1boeo,000in- amgeountof isapassedyet unindiscthelosJuedne whileappearedthe to otherbe dead,younshgsterow- ofWoodsthe Publboaridc, SwiaflletydelOinfficeeater seensuch masorheirimovng emena replt aceinmentsome tire i n d u s t r y negotiators who have not as yet respond- would cost a maximum of dined to go ahead." 14 election, ins no pulse or signs of reg. the area covered by law an. for Lt. Parnell D'ltooghe, were "still far .apart" in ed to the annual appeal. $100,000, and research the While noting the $!00,000 Not Alter Position plration. Police believe he forcement departments of the who retired last June. reaching a contractsettle. _community,proceduresofar- merit. Pete Bommarito made Express Hope project at a cost not to ex- has been tentatively set aside The administration had fled instantly.' the comment after conferring Easter being late this ceed $2,000. for such a project, Mr. Kef- planned to layoff about 22 Ironically, Steve was in the! rest and detention preceding "ManPower here is danger- with union leaders in Colum. year, plus the possibility Awaits'Word cigesniondoetosnb'te reaexpectcheda forfinalsomede- jteeearcheed rsdropbecauin senroe ofllmeantpro-of lfireadst bviictke.imands"trwasuck nboty the'the lionarraigofnmtheent,scopeplusanda functiondeserip, Couhslya mlopw,i"n eheindics aatei dd, thLtat. ', bus, O., to plan for a possible many families are staying In his report, Mr. Pate time. If the proposal receives 450 students. These teachers auto. of the Youth SerVice Division would be one of his major . strike at midnight Tuesday, .south due to the long win. said, "We have completed the green light, he feels there would not be rehired if addS- The car, running with the (YSD). The officer is a for- thrusts in negotiation sea. i APril 20. Bargainers for both tar, has unrloubtedly caused our lake bottom survey, ex. sides were expected to con. the delay in many returns, eept for the need for any would be nothing this year on lionel millage is granted by right rear tire fiat, was mar YS1) detective, siena for the 1976.77 eontract, ! tinue intensive bargaining With Spring arriving, of- possible borings, and have theAsacptualropoconsed,strthucetiopnierfrontwil,t theThvotee sers,cond largest teacher tforcedion of Loveakershoreat theandintersec-Kerby. 13,AtWoodthe ssecoMndunicsessiipalon JudMgaye weeks.which will begin in a few under pressure of the strike ficials hope all residents will all application forms from extend out into Lake St. Clair layoff occurred in I971 when (Continued on Page 8) J. Patrick Denis, president City Manager Tho m a s deadline. A walkout at the quickly respond to the second the DNR, (Department of about 350 feet. Mr. Kefgen I01 teachers were dismissed, of the program's board of Kressbach called the award directors, wlil describethe "costly." wendouldofidTule essdomeay's4,1work00 Michi-day mappeaintaalin toThelphe Poiopente'rates Wanard CNaortupsraoflREensourgineecers s),reaanddy theto wsoaulidd thbe arowoodeundn I5.st1ru6 ctfeeurt eAssociatiGrosseon ropresii_ deZndt ..Dot_ro./s LittlLee ague Sy,tof.m "The effect of this award gun rubberWorkersat a Uni- Memorial,_ uniquecivic and beBfutillbedeforein atnhdesefilefod."rms can widelights, and contain warning Cook has indicatedthat the News Needed _rto othmethelocasluprmuniemcipe coal urtcodownurts, and the yet unsettled police royal plant in Detroit and a cultural center. - be completed, the city's dt- In his report, Mr. Pate layoffs will not alter her or- Goodyear faeiiity in Jackson. Buildings, grounds and rectton i_ needed, ganization's bargaining peal. He will cover court room pro- negotiations on C/ty services, said he sees no apparent de- _ ordures o! arraignment, sen- programs and taxpayers can • * * gardens on the lake were out- "The council has to decide ration confliet with the pier tion in the upcoming contract All persons interested Monday, April 19 ri_t gifts to the community, whether to go ahead and talks, in providing the NEWS tenctng and appeals, not be fully determined at The Center also is two-thirds spend up to $100,000 or rede- regarding terms of a 1956 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS with Little League and "Helping" Viewed this time," he said. TENS OF THOUSANDS of self.sustaining and takes no sign the initial scheme," sta- agreement entered into be- Teachers receiving their Babe Ruth League game The following two weeks, Mr. Kressbach said he submmilitanacht ineJewsguns, totiandng guitarsbabies,, tax monies, ted Councilman Ronald R. tWeen the city and a resident pink-slip layoff notices on results, p lea se eontaet May 20 and 27, Sister Sean computed the economic in- began a 20.mile trek into the Only once a year are Point- Kefgen, chairman of the siteinwhiChcannotthebeCitizen'saofffectAped.lriilne 12 on the elementary Tom Greenwood at the Martin, director of Center crease to be closer to 11 per- occupied West Bank of the: era asked to give in any men- Parks and Recreation Corn. Relating this matter to an school level include the fob "Grosse Potnte News" o_- Point, will examine the cent, rather than Lt. Chain. Jordan River Sunday to press I sure they can, and teal, the mitrer, rice, 99 K_rcheval, or call "helping" relationship, rum- pine's figure o! 13.2 percent. /or its permanent rule by institution deserves, and lhls Raising several questions, esitlee,vatiohne defstaitneedd afies lad linwoe rofk low•ingB:ARNES: Bonnie Me._ 882-e900, by Friday, April munleatlon skills and coun. Overall the award will cost Israel. Hundreds of Arabs gift is income t_x deductible, he asked, "What kind of a raised Palestine Liberation officials add. _roject can we get for wastdeetermineUndertakenehis loffevati|reaoefnbEckY lunJaneadLean'Avenery,andCarolynCamfllesmtth.31. sellng(coutinuedteehniPagequeS2).on added.TCithye about $28,000, he Organization flags and tossed picture window through which • DEFER: Betty May- The negotiations b e g a n
rsockcatters edat Israeliprotests troopagsainsint p ar k W oo ds, Oth er Cities _(heo,.oo_city's otparkthe aMndilkLakReiveStr,. TnaJoyannerd,, rMiAnandcnhaCeluYratis,SrntaneSZuhik,rblealyFskyeLaro. l. W O0 d S L earns C oltrts Will jmAust,ediati,or aobobnargaut avineoinnnguese yeahnaaddr Sbago.teaetne
anthtoewdnsmJeniarcofn.h HaiNonblusthien,juriWReesamst aBanwllaherke Wi _'_ Streel Lighti n g B _ ttl _ ,C_eleorlairva_ tiocrouldnevealceobednflictobnsoervedrapegarp.ardThientings Dyan• FERRYne Apk: ariaJan.net Judd and N ot Uph 0 ld Sig n P re p OS_r] 1 app,i,fiedexhausted'_st°arhilralorNn ,,w,.nlbcr.W] aS GreuposhrteEdmu. nAim,spowhickesmhanmeafnors By James J. NJaim street lighting. In previous 'the aEgrnceouragement.ing Session ski,, JeanKERBY:StraeDohan,lores EvKulelyna- By Roger A. Waha the sign ordinance, in i(s - ...... I "Band of Believers" in He- The Public Service Com- demands, Edison always had After the council's author. Daniels, Edith Rasch, Janet Based upon a memorandum present form, will not be up. Pottery Show brew, said more than 45,000 mission, (PSC), issued a requested a disproportionate ization in January, Mr. Pa_e Thompson and Helena Bailey. legal brief from City Alter. held by the courts. persons joined the march final order regarding an in. higher increase from cities, and City Attorney George • MAIRE: Barbara Bruce, hey George Catlin, The "The provision of the pro. Begins Today which comes in (he middle of crease in rates for suburban, The city attorney said Edi- Catlin met with DNR offi- Barbara B o s s, Constance Woods Council unanimously posed ordinance preventing Passover. But Israel's semi- cities receiving service from son had asked for new rev- cials "The results of that Reynolds and Barbara referred a proposed amend, the instal|alien of new roo_ official radio put the number Detroit Edison. The increase enues of $178 rail|ion a year, (Continued on Page Z) Thompson. ment to Ordinance No. 198, s_gns should be upheld under Gene Pluhar, of Lincoln at about 20,000. it granted will raise The equal to an 18.5 percent in. • MASON: Lila Fuber and which would eliminate all the police power general we1. road, will present a one man , . . Park's street lighting bill by crease, plus a similar in- Jean fusing, open roof and _olid roof signs fare concepts... However, show of original and tune. $10,677, according to a report i crease for street lighting. F'arlll$ Police , MONTEITH: Dolores in the city by January 1, a provision providing for the tional pottery today, April 22, Tuesday, April 20 made to The Park Counci| by The PSC granted revenues! Bolden, Joan Case and 1981, along with the brief, payment of just compensa- at the Mole l[ole, (1'/2 Notre TIIE COMMERCE Depart- City Attorney Richard Rohr of $62 million, equal to a 6.4 P]all AIIctlon Michael Manzella. to the Planning Commission tion by the city to 1he own- Dame avenue. ment reported Monday that at the regular meeting Men- I percent hike, but in streel • POUPARD: Carolyn Ar. for further study with a re. ersot the roof signs and The showing wit1 give area the nation's economy grew day, April 12. l lighting, the PSC granted Forty b ic y eles, three ate, Barbara Goodwin and port back to the council, frames would have to be in- collectors a chance to see at an annual raie of 7.5 per- Mr. Rohr's report revealed[only a 5.8 percent increase, watches, women's clolhing Mary Marke[. This action was taken at corporated in the ordinance Mr. P|uhar's winter produc- cent in the first quarter of the PSC had recently entered Ihe pointed out. and husiness machines will • RIClfARD: Ann Thomas the regular meeting Monday, in order to have the amor- lion before he begins a busy 1976, an unexpected but web the final order attar Edison "Prior to the increase," be auctioned off by The and Susanne Berlenbach. April 19. tization schedule for sign re- summer schedule of art fairs come inerease over adminis, agreed with lhe cities, (for Mr. Rohr stated in his report, Farm_ Police Department • TREMBLY: Do r o ! h y In hi_ brief, b.'r. Caflln movMs _eld valid." throughout Michigan. His tralion expectations. The de- the first time), that it would "The Park's annual bi]] was Salur,lay. May 22. at l0 am. Sehade, Susan Blakely, Lynda cited several Michigan Su. Considering this point, the works range from jewe ry to partment also said that the seek a percentage inerease $18S,580. As a result of the The Hems will he at,c- Crowder and Myron Ranney. i _reme Court eases related to proposal was referred back large containers sui(able f(:r nation's overalt inflation rate no greater than which it re- hike, the cost to the city willl finned in the police garage, i • Other elementary school[ the conten! of the proposal to the Planning Commission kitchen use or as planters. during the same period was ceived from all customers, be $199,257, an inereas_ of located behind the depart, lleachers laid off inch,de Mei-I In light of these cases, he for its consideration. What
Jn3.7morepercentht,anthethreelowestyears,rate I firmThislimitewas dtheItsfirrstequtiemste forthe $10,67(Contin7, oruedabenoutPag5e.7 2)per- Kerbmenlaiy rohadea.dquarters at 90 anie(Col¢lFishtmeder. onwhoPagewas2) on theeonc|uprdedoposed, "Itameappndemenars t thatot speci(Con|lificallynedtranspion Presage by4) the SatuThrdeayshow, Mwiayll 1.run through
x Page Two G R O S S E P O I NT E N E W 5 Thur_lay,ApHI 22, 1976 w •w •i_w • w• w• ee_-w-_wI- -"--... Cities Win Lighting Fight Woods Studies Proposed Pier
1_,s', ...... _ II,eO, lilw _IJPS • _"'_ _I_' _,_. ';_ " (Cm,t/mm_l tram Page 1) Ib m. (cm,_med from Page 1) do@arshouldbeam°usa'altered,thehedeStgncon. i[ andsits Corpsto eomtruet_ En¢laeer*.expire andPer" "_!i wagm,_qm,ii:',m,_=__'_._,,,m_,-v_,,:,w--. cent.The" city attorney said if ][ sinThisce Februaryincrease 1975is ,thande firstwill meetingaging. A werefishingmostpler eneour.reason- Unued. _what might have been oh- "'_'"7 _" m_4v_t,q£, , the PSC had granted Ed/sonJ remain in effect unW the ably designed to permit a imperative before any appli._obtalned later st eonsider- if its request for the :18.5 per-/company's next rate case. continuous flow ot shoreline h_vo yOU {_, cent hike in street fighting, This w:ll probably not be waters and a fishing pier gen. cations are filed with the l able expense, if ever," added _I lvs, _ |82.94s_ it would have added about completed until early 1977, erally confined to the length State, City of St. Clair Shores l Mr. Pate. looked at _i |.,,m)sa_i:,ass.,ms| $35,000 a year to The Park's he added, proposed . . . could be ex- ' IsonMr.soughtRobr revealeda fuel costthatesca-Ed. peeredstated, to be approved," he Li st Tea C h era Gi ven Sfip s _ your old later dause for street light-"Such approval, under- , [ ,l_l_ooat ,9
• posed on the ground that land owners adjacent to the teacher Mary Coleman and Cowley, Bruce Keflen, Ver- \_ Chsr_es .,.you i NAMEFORYOU! .fuel....burned during..,streeto, ,prope,o_'ty," he noted,,,o.....o ,.art. teachers,.o,.Nal, _y..oBerry..o, ..,enact,,...Law,..,Caroleo,.--Rio, ,John=. .-._k could need a.new :_ | Lighting hours is cheapest In exploring requirements Cynthia DeFLlippo,_Mary Ep- Sharde, Thomas Boos, ,Teas _f,_ one, like this
i ,_J_rs QI_ • b%#rcAT_5 ._Ac_s withof coal., heavyTbe fuelconcentrclauseationwas fromArmy-Corpsthe Departmentof Engiofneers,the stein,RaaphorstKeithandKawa,TerryLynVarga.n Van _Malcolm,Starr, RuthRuthShrtman,BarrettDougla, Marys _ _/ _| GLENEAGLESL"Fenway" by
I r " . SPORT ".D,_'_,,",,._ .,.,--t,A._,.,,,_ w denied by the PSC. Mr. Pate said a booklet re. • Elementary music Ann Elmer, R/chard Henn _ _ Texturizedpoly- i_ " , COATS .oo,,._ ._._ In his report, Mr. Rohr veaied the extent of material teachers Patricia Birch, Bar- and Walter Mackey. • |_.| " ester poplin •J,_w,,, .r.a._,b,_ also said, "The commission's required including a rather barn DourjaUan, Diane Gbur, Others are Mary Miller, Lou _, .i_ tePe| treated •,_m.r_,,,,_ .h,.'_'du_' .t,_','_"_ order actually gave street detailed plan and elevation Susan Kohl, Ann Maters,! Jane Beynon, Kenneth Gin. _r [_//,_ a_l with soft rail- •o,_ _ ._,_o_.. lighting the lowest percentlge of the proposed improve- Mary ,Jane Pavlak, GaLlScar -_ ger, Richard Motta, Robert _ road stitching. 3_ •_-vc._ Tires than the domestic customers, scale including latitude and Follow your ur2e i CUSTOM .T_O_T 5_R_ .c•__._ _._ increase"This alsoof anyis classthe. lootherwest _meatong/tude,, a alllocationwater eleplanvationto wereleft laidand off.MaryStiLl WLlkowskimore dis. MaryRuth, LLeonardou Bucherri, RlcRussellOnto i ineheslong,an_ see it lntan.today. TAILORB} *•o".ow_ ._ __ percentage increase for street data and a thorough written missed were physical educa. Hepner, Stephan Booher, Karl t •_._.,o. lighting w h i e h has been description of the project, tiou teachers George Petro. Geisler, Gregory Heffner _* it (_.OT_'_ _ g r a n t e d in the last five At the same time, review uleas,Ce,ne PluharE r i kanda SuNimesbeime Snyder. Garlough.E_i_e Cristtansen and James V 70.00 i! ]i • .c--,--u_ DR_ ; ""._,..,--_'_" years,The" Park Council recently procedures through the Corps MIDDLE SCHOOLS OtherOTHERaffectedAREareasAS in. ___"r authorized an appropriation fmayrom therequireSecretarycer_oficationCom. Those receiving layoff no- elude: _...... 3L_ _'ll__...m.._ ::: . OUI,_r_IILI_ ._'IIRTS HO_EI_Y ot $1,_00 in a joint legal ae. merge reference M a r i n •tlces on the middle school • PUPIL PERSONNEL: _:_0.,_,,,,_, . • _-.-. o_jwo .c._ flea with other southeastern Sanctuary_ areas, certification level include t_ following: Lorraine Colletti, Amelia In. _,,,,._,,.,_v.x_, t__ _ "_-_;'. .s,_...,, Michigan communities for appr_al and/or require- I_ -_ ._, s,,,,o, FORMAL against Edison's request for meals for navlgaUona4 lights • BROWNELL: Virglnla man, LLnda Korver, Sandra ...._-_, TuxedoReatds D4tESS5HtRTS _LTS higher rates in street light- by the U. 5, Coast Guard Gordon, 3anlce Hemlrie, Don. .anKuhl, MitchLucLleell,MScIntmh,ulie SmaLil.rt, _30t05:30SNW_,_a_.9:00toh:3OFishm'Bq. ' .o_.,._._-0 -_.,--,_._- ing costs, and even the preparation of na Hicks, Gary Hicks, Eliza. Cathleen Venettis, Dorothy 9:30t05:30_03Plerce, Dit_n_ • .._. .xn.._, ._,_c.m. The Woods, which a]so was an Environmental Impact beth Robert, Charles Sehroe- Voigt, Elizabeth Zambon, _** i involved in the fight _tgainst Statement by the Corps. der, Barbara S_olsnder, Sue Kathleen Costello 'and Mar- BirminghamSt0_ 0_en Thu_s,andFri.'til 9 Edison, will add approxi. "All t h i n g s considered Spencer, William Taylor and garet Braitseh. li_ ARE YOU A ._AN _ safely six percent more to _rom time of subndRal of E_/zabeth WILson. • LIBRARY: Anthu How.
_N[T_'_UT A STO_[ sitstreet197¢77lightingfiscalcosts.budgetIts cuforr. ttheo publicapplicationnoticeto theto publicCorps Creelman,. PARCELLS:Mary Fodell, FrankJanet bert and Kristinq Morris. " • sos _,,_._, _ rent annual rate is about hearings to issuance of a per. Gawr_siak, Elizabeth Got- .._,."_"'_,,_ $300,000 with the increase miteanrequLreatlmeperio0 fredson, Kristln Kosinski, "'
',' ....U ,.,.,_..., J I... _. ,.,,,* minaddingbill,istratoraccordinganotherChest.er$to/8,0E.City00 Peter.to Adthe- saidfromto oneMr.asinI/Pate,excessttle as o0f0oneto 90year,days" Silverston,ElizabeMiller, thWilliamNellLaDukeRoscoeSuomela, , GAlanayand/e r-] _¢__II_a__I_J_4[_,_4U_.I_L NOS-S_,_ sen. Cites IAlm._Latlou William Wesley TaylOr. Beyond the authority of tke • PIERCE: Joseph Bauer, DNR and the Corps, he stated Richard' Copgol, Jean Fine, New Session t_. cLty should realize that Lind8 Khoenle, Aame_ Kirby. [
(CmKiam_l from Page 1) be obtafned from St. Clair Patrieia MeKenzie, Rex _sr. t On June 3, the final session Shores, "We would beUe_e shaH, Rand/Zwada and Bar. resources available to vol. that information contained barn Weaver. ' unteers for referrals of pro- in the preparation of per. HappyBirthdaybntioners'for assistance with .=mit applicationsv...,for,boththe mGH _HOO][_ , Graham &Gunv, Ltd. '_d'_ beh.vior.! .ndphysicalprob- DNR and Corps ot Engineers At the high school pr¢_nts lem_ wW be discussed, would satisfy the City of St. the teachers include: tU Mary Meyer o! the North. Clair Shore&" • NOn_: Shirley mr SOLID SU_MEK FASHION east Guidance Center wfli de- At this juncture, Mr. Pate roughs, Marybeth Carduek
center units. Meanwhile, pro- tempting to provide plans David Harchick. LueUle Car correct this summer is a blazer US! gramscribe staffservicesmembersofferedwill coy-by saidfor ahls'offieetotal engineeringhas beenproj-at-Anmichael,n Ferguson,ElizabethFrank--Soby, YourtaiLassorurcdabyncc thoef befininge craflcasusmac.lly er such areas as GEl) glass, get which has been priced Rosnnne Clark, Bria_q KLTllan, es, /or persons who haven't out for eonsh-uct/on at around Donna Leung, llze Kaln_s,, of Graham &Guim in _ : our completed their formal high $190,000, such pricing being Jannine Pala=m, Pose _.1.! lightweight, wrinkle-shrugging help us celebrate" school education, drug and generally confirmed by re- first birthday =,,,_, ,:enters. av_illble, AI- cent bids received Cot con. La_,=u,,ra Long,Maw CarolJane ScBrehul_bertan, ,! blendIn a ofhandposolycmsetcrsc]ccand dwoonoof]. - " " " eoholics Anonymous groups structlon of a similar tisblng William Kurolvech and Dan-
prTILFoughoutogram, amongthe otfivehers, Sea- totaling approximately More are Hcrman. -CIelo, •vourcntircsummer siena, CIW Municipal Judge "Since the latter pier ex. Nathan Judson, Marlene wardrobe. 10o,, Stan..,,_ Kazul, FarmshighwaMunteipa!.y.utety tendedp.rJ_ Chesterfieldsome 4OOfTownshipeet plus, ,eMaige,l LJggeMargaretlt; ' Van Eck. so]id s,a(:[cs to complement , oute, John Herrold, Janice flo m $!45 STOCK! Judge Robert Pytell and Park the estimates prepared ,or OU., r " ENTIRE willMlmielpabe introduced.! ,Tudge ,TohnThe),-.UrsowILTfeetthe proposedseem quitecityreasldeonablelro! ,_" JLange,amosi, ArthuFrankr ,WeLuleBunion,, CurtisL3os4_...... " " Th ursd ay-F riday.Saturday, tobriefly.,..,dd.,oresf,., th.em_e.,. lve., he.said.o.v.,.. the.9-pMne Leo"""°n,,rd,Qu'bt_Ina . The volunteer, represent- parent limitatLon of '$100,000 Marie Kar]J_en.and Pamela (April 22 thru 24 only) lag acceptance, understand, for /he construction of the Munger.
:1" "" " and THANK YOU _earnsg, affecuon_o f.lr_] andthe role of citY'sCouldpier. Be Expe_ive . PROFESSIONS GROW :] for a very successful year! friend and companion to the Mr. Pate then stated his EmploYment in pa'ofession- :_ i probationer. The volunteer primary concern is wRh such al and technical occupations,
io.seJrv_ce _Inlng by the cost, if the .project is event_- o¢¢upatio,, group, Is ]x'oject- _C)_E staff following assignment, ally expanded to the scope ed to increase from 11.5 mil- ;i.i Book ww be .,;,en assistance lind .deflnite_mltaUo. oohdt_I the ,a_test g_owing major teer as well as for the pro- which might be "extremeS, times the annual rate of era- 3571 _,txx_vardAve.,Phone964-230_,Detroit,48226 bationer are derived. ! expenmve." ployment increase projected Applications may be oh- On the other hand, ff the for all occupations combined, F.l_ep_p_e_?cr.pe_e_g_e_1__e_e_e_e_: _- 1683,_7 O_en The.. and rained at the program off.ice, intent is to !trait the total reports the U.S. Department • _ ._ ' . 15206 Mack avenue, Grosse scope o_ the project to a fixed M Labor. _ ,Pointe Park 48_0, or b_ ._.,...... telepho_Jn_ 88,5-_ during "__ 885-0244 Fri.'tit 9 office hours, i.e., 9:30 a.m.. _ 1:30 p.m. Mondays-Fridays.
',_ . 1 r es Find n"ev:o'uuu*'ona-ry Ope, n Thursday and Friday eve_' nings_r : J Pair Guilty PRESEASONOFFER . ,-_: Two men, both of whom NOB Y0_II CklIRiER _, were cbar_edwith armed _._._L SR_N_[| NOW Sav8 8 COOl " robbery, were found guilty _ _ 76 bysav_n_6_ dlp i! in two separate Wayne Court- 0_ c,n_s c_mran^_ ¢_m_oni_os_s. . _ Spec'ally P iced! Jty'uriCircuit Court jury tr/a/s A_ Ones, _npacls or i,_tl Pumps ., "._ ; held late last month and ear- They're _ o4m_l _ls av_r_ble MOdel _E q' 'i: i;!, i_ K ,_ :,. ly (his month, reported _ _ _ qu,_ _,_. _ _'m _ _::,: , , , _ Woods police. ._.__,_a _,.. _ %; \. , Nm_r One AI_ ComF_0_ Maker in lhe Wozk, '_:" Leonard Allen Mtron, of Make cents,Save $76 in 76. ; ' New Haven, Mich., and Dan- e_ _y... oe_ _ ,m_ed,nt_ i: iel John ,Liberty, of Hazel Fark, were reportedly in-
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_-.StagforDinneru-- Woods Resohttions Blast,Senate, House Proposals Suspect Has _:,_,.. --ay 11 a'h_ separate resolutions ous reasons for opposing themgmatterThiss. legislaUon, "A_=r,t_t_.di_gotth_Case n..A._.rorre_. ° _ * nixing proposed State legis- abolishment of its municipal known as the "community aforementioned proposed _- .:Saint John Hospital Guild'_ lation were approved by The court, while noting the bill placement package," consists Zegislation indicates that a " The case ggainst a sus- 16th annual Stag Dinner com. Woods Council at its regular would abolish its court on of House Bills 4893, 4894, legislative take-over will re. pect, who was charged with _ittee is winding up plans meeting Monday, April 5. January 1, 1977, thereby ere- 489¢, 6094 and 6095, suit should these bills be. receiving and concealing by |SBJ|eI' f_r the forthcoming gala The :measures viewed the aUng "chaotic conditions" in "The community place.[ come law," says the resou- stolen property over $100 slated for the Raleigh House EYer he.r uf OIIm.alitzli? As • matter of fact. Ibis itikprc)tH]D|.n¢- o_ Tuesday, May ll. following subjects: the abel- the suburban area contigu- ment package would permit tion, "Certain provisions of last April, was dismissed in =hie game _a_ realh s l_lth centur'_ ,._ler pre,'.rsor -[ baskelb.l|. ishment of municipal courts, pus to the city. the location of foster homes I the proposed legislation will Wayne County Circuit Court ,end it was pluyvd in M_'xi¢o.The rule" h. Ollamalitizll *,,re that :Some 1,500 men are ex- local control of local zoning As a result, the ¢ouncil lcare homes and residences require a greater expendi- pl_cted to attend. The evening and legislation dealing with "vehemently o p po s • s the for.adult mental patients in- ture el taxpayer, fun(Js and, last month, if Ihe solid rubber bail _as put Ihrou!gh a fixed *,tom'ri.g pla,'.'d begins with cocktails and ambulance services, abolishment of its municipal diseriminately w i t h i n the may well result m less sere- At that time, Cecil 'Mc. ¢h,lhionnghof°nigh eallSidethe°f__pel#dium.,tlclatorshol.bt,ehs¢a,sPlaym.drr.urern_entilledgS arelhameIht's_ tht" h_rs d'oeuvres at 5:30 pan. ' follo. wed by an epicurean Substitute Senate Bill 966 mostcourt suwhitableich tootperationhe needs ofis sayscommunitiethe measurs ofe. theTheStaconn.te," communitiesice to the residentpresentlys of thproose- CIniharlesosh appearedKaufmanbefowitre hJudthgee Imo_owe_t inler_er:eth_tlengc?aplainTheofoldIheKa|o_mingehalead nsa _,oftemen_htI._, It hi,,la_,headleh'_,,;eIhadla!nigs.. dinner, focuses upon the abolishment! the community," The ¢oun- ell, it continues, views such riding ambulance services." complaint against the -_us- he wa,,,executed for Iosi.g: of municipal courts and the ci! also "protests the waste, proposed legislation as a Sa yin g the legislation pect originating out o[ North. :J. P. McCarthy, popular resolution says it will "force No one likes to Iose_ _l.u ha_e a be'tier chlmce to ,*in in an_ r_dio personality of WJR, is the utilization of the district of the taxpayers' money" in. ! "colossal incursion into the makes no provision for the land Ford, which is now out sport if _uu ha_e proper I'ilting equipment a.d u.it,,r,us. Sial! scheduled to serve as master court system within munici. eident to the establishment home rule concepts guaran- increased costs that will be of business, police said, As a I_HA_'S _POWI" SHOP. lthb Ker_he_aln_e.. Grw,_e|'.i.te Farms. o[ ceremonies, Rick Forzano, )alleles that have consistent- of a district court for the: teed to local communities by incurred by affected corn- result, the department does- for ever, lhl.g you need Io have a sucee_,_[ulse-,_on ia_the sp.rl o[ h_ad coach of the Detroit the Michigan Constitution." munities, the measure states n't know where to contact _ourchoice, '_helher _m, prefrr baseball, le..is, g-|f. swimming. L.ions, Bill Munson and Greg ly advised the Michigan city.The second resolution says Calling the package ill.ad, the council views the bills as potential witnesses at this or other games you'll l'i.d quali D s.pplle,, at I.;R:$$'._.'_1,v art" ba_dry, Lions' quarterbacks, State Senate of their opposi- the State Legislature and, vised, ill-timed and another "a further incursion" by the time. alhletie goods spe¢ialisl,_ and earr_ e_erT, Ihing I'r_m in,.Irurtiun and Johnny Orr, head basket, lion to the abolishment of specifiea|ly, the House. of effort by the legislature to State into the concept of Thus, the ease pending manuals anti rule brink,,I- uni[.rm lelterinl(. (:.me in alm,e or ,_ilh ba. ll coach of the University their courts." Representatives, is currently shift State responsibilities "home rule" guaranteed to against Mclntosh was nolle ayno) urdentira_ frome tea,..4}:30_ t'._atr.Me'a. |_a_unt'i|, r5eat:15"|_ P.M.t. help_I%(ehr_,ll itusemat _r||85-_rBtil)tNIis of Michigan, will be among The m e a s u r e says the considering for adoption leg- unto local government, the 1o c a 1 community govern- pressed without prejudice by gusranived_ tl_e celebrities in attendance, council has previously /ur- islation which will under- resolution says the coqneil is ments under the Michigan Judge Kaufman upon the re- -Pre-dinner entertainment nished testimony at the com- mine and destroy the concept inimical to the concept of Constitution. quest of the Wayne County |LI.%J)i Iil,%l': Prosecutor's office, police Oeeasi..ml Iralhrr dre_.,./ng for |ca|her furt,ilurr k,'vp', it _ill be provided by Glen Hay- mittee level outlining numer- of local control of local zon- the package. Finally, it expresses the added, pliable and pre,e.t. _,vralchi,,g. v_od, Eddie Santos and his _ The last measure views council's feelings the legis- _nging String Violins will Senate Bills 985, 986 and 98'; litton is "unwarranted,':tm- provide the music during the Pointe Lions Set for Sale which are presently under necessary and extremely bur. cbcktail hour. There also consideration by the House densome" to the city, which w_gill be plenty o[ gifts includ- The Lions Clubs of Grosse pre.sehoolers and Welcome ot Representatives. These "provides- exceptional secy. several automobiles. Poinle and Grease Pointe Home for the Blind. center upon comprehensive ice to its residents for emer- •:Pointers Gennaro J. Di- Woods will hold their annual The Lions Clubs of Michi- legislation dealing with am- gency transportation to reed- lee 1 Muse, MD, is general chair- White Cane sale "next week gun throughout the y e a r s bulance services, teal facilities." _-- n_an and James F. Causiey to raise funds for the blind, have been interested in the _. co-chairman, The Woods group will "be owgf' lfuarsiengof tthhe blind.white Thecaneidetoa 1 83211 MA_K AVENUE h_PlaTersnnincludeing comWilmliamittee F.mem-Ba- selling miniature white canes, the symbol o1'the b,ind, from indicate a blind person or. BROTHERLY LOVE
__lr,_4_eter,:i.cEuhaelgenDr.Ce. DBHiMu. rkeMaso,o, yleG,JameoMesrDg,eSaturdaFriday,y, ApApriril 13024,, onthstreetroughiginatAneyodinnthece wlubsishing to send a .. This Week's Farley, C. Bradford Lun- corners along Mack avenue, contribution to Woods Lions is that cement which binds us all to- Fill[ dy, William B. McIntyre, intheMaek'Sevensh0pping maymai|itt°theGr°sse getherullderthe AlexandMD, GeerorgeM. NNick. M, oRognro erIIIJ. acetntether aMt amJ. ffC.aeturPenern'sey'sBaannkd cPo/ointe2531Woods8 Harmon,LionsSt. CClairlub, _' re,' FATHERHOOD O'F 60D! Bell Ringers Rinke, Roland Rinke, Charles Mack and Lochmoor. Shores 48081. Contributions ___.*_/'_',,_" tlQII01t Prices Effective April 22, 23 and 24 E. Stumb'Jr., James Cam- marata and Cietus J. Well- begin their drive Sunday, Club should be sent to that _u.,v_m _ i_llill illlll I I • ing. : I Apri_ 25. It will continue group c/o the Old Place res- ___ _ Masomc rno_nt re, oa,_ u_._ ,rein; Mr. Nick is chairman of through S u n d a y, May 2, taurant, 15301 East Jefferson, _ t.e _.a_o UOO_EOr _.ee the door prize committee, i Their sales locations also will Grease Pointe Park _8230. ( _cc_r¢o _SONS o_ r.e s_A_r_o_ M*C.,_
charge of entertainment. Mack avenue area as well _ _ Boneless_U.S.D.g. Choice Proceeds will be used for as in the Village. • sthereviceexs,paannsidontickeofts pareedia$1tric00 have paid for eye examciluneb.s CHUCKSTEAKS per person. whileFor HootitcketMcInerinformaney tiisonin, tbeerionsandoatiin,onsverfthe,inanpurchasedcMedoroscatas rroaacdtbrailleop- Fine for Barbequing s14s Guild office at 881-8200, ex- white canes for the blind. tension 54T, : [ The clubs also donate an- Your choice of 3 flavors... _9 c Pkg. IN STRIDE _nuMlyto Leader Dog School caMll idthedle Saaintge isJohnthe Hospitatime oIf Ifwator chethse andBlind,furnishedmRocheanyster, Save on MARINATEWITH M¢CORMICK'$1dARINADE spectable without trying tel for the Deaf, Detroit, The _ U.S,D.A. Choice seem tough. [ Penrickton Center _or blind A LOSING BATTLE! life when you ca_ feel re-, Mich., the :Lutheran Schoo[ a's FLANKSTEAKS ' U.S.D.A,Choice LEAN, MEATY
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Courts WIU Not UphoM Proposal the automobile.... ,! (Cemdamedb_.,, Page 1) Using signs, by home rule As an alternate to the • ' ¢0mmis=ioners, who origin, cities comes under the attri, amortization scheme, a hear- 76CONTINENTMARKAL IV
of _ueh in amendment, re._ police power, "Exercise of appeals could be had where- ' .,, .ooooo,.o.r.,,.,..,,oo,o,.oo..,,o o, the man "CartiLeimir teEdidtion" .,._=, .r. c,,,in,o,,.,blore,.,,o,osh,pothedo,o,.,ioe,ho,moun,".h,o, fromthe ner'sSeries _...,=..,,=.._._,...o..,, ,,.,,_,..,,,,...o._m..,,..,.,_..o...,.,.o.o,.,o,,o...,_o._o_omo,.,....,,.o,,,,o.o,,_.oo.. MIKE DILB" "E"R- Desig, tl proposed amendment In- eral welfare of the eommu, actual dollar cost of altera- The CartierEditionMark IV has made its "' vet.yes, es_.nt.iaUy, the fol.. nity. An ordinance that would tion of the sign or signs." markwithpreciousjewelry.Solhe new1976 :, _ ]owing: totally prohibit sign advertis- According to the ordin- Mercury,Me.,in GrossePointeFarms.Mike, CartierEditionMark is a creamygrey - the , Ii :i _I] * Preclude the installation ing within our city would be ance, this cost to be paid by " persOwner.Ponalcly,esidentwouldoflikeMiketo eDilbxtenedr anLincoln-invi- coloroffreshwatepr earls.Itsinteriorsustains .,. =_!_ \tl,q of any new reef top signs in invalid," ,aid Mr. Catlin. the eit.y could, In no event, talionto al, Grosse Pointerstocome & view the monochromaticlook with grey velour, .,, the commereia| d|sttJet a]l:_g Other cited points Includ- exceed the then fair market America'stinestluxury cars.In all the years or leather-and-vinyl,and rich cut-pile car- _::. Mack avenue, ed a 19,37 case which re. depreciated value of each of his solid automotivebackground, Mike peting.Bed and whita.pinstripingaccents ¢. e Require that unused roof vea]ed, "While it may not be said sign. The court con- feelsthatthisyears'Continentalis thelinest theclassicexteriorsly_ing.The opera win- _' . fromtop signthefrpropertyames bewithinremov30ed betheinsolecidentforce,al toaestheticthe valids caexn. nelotudbeed fthatorcedtheto besignsremocouvedld moexpnrt.essionModelofs arsensie avbaleilaautomotivble]or immeinvediateste- Cdeawrtieinr stheignatLaundrea,uasroodoest beaarsnthidee ntgoilyildenng
i:: day• s.Req_re that all roof top ercAisetoof.thpolie qucestionpoweor,f "fore. attiontheperioendd ofwitthhoute ampayortizaing, dPETITeliveryIVE.anOdf cPRICESourse,wAREecan VtaEilorRYa-COMlease- plthaeqDesigneue for threSeriniesstrumedietintonspanel,the. pAslaqiuen alisl signs ptesenUy in existence ing the removal, of roof signs, just compensation, he noted, planto suityour requirements. 22-kara!gold-platedand providesfor the I•c't ii _;i !] be removed by a date eer- the Michigan Supreme Court The ordinance limitation of engravingof your name as well. "- tain, several years hence, has said, (in a 1962 ease), fair market depreciated val.-
i; tension of twne to be grant- in other states, law stemming immediately was aksoheld to ed upon appeal., as it does from specVie and be unconstitutional ¢s being The present sign ordinance variant _tatutory zoning en- iu violation of the Michigan permits the installation of aetments and judicial con. Constitution ,1963.... which l_:: i:;ii businessmercia] distsignsrict inon thethe cofacem. structionremains ththereof,at the thecities facoft requirefor a taks ingjustof coprivatempensaprop-tion oi the buildings, upon pol.es Michigan have not as yet erty, reported Mr. Catlin, and on the side walls and been "authorized by requisite In a final note, thLsrequest upon pylons eonstrueted as legislative act to terminate that the council again con. part of the building strut, nonconforming uses by or, sider the proposed amend- ture. These provisions of the _lin_ce of time fimitation." ment came from the city's ordinance wo_d remain es- In a 1972 ease regarding a BeautffieaUoa Commission. sential/y unchanged, he said, provision of the Ann Arbor As a result, the total or- sign ordinance, the Court of ,to,othe.ninfirmoR..oy of_denying,.,_.,_,vi,sio,n,..,owhic,,,,oh providedo-,,,.,, ,,othat FURNACES lawful business advertising, certain signs, depending on _ He indicated the regulation their costs, had to be re g_ of business, including adver, moved within a certain pe- riod of years.
The Employe Retirement Income See_rlty Act is de- signed to protect the interests of workers and their bone. fieiaries who depend on bone. fits from employe pension ,see4 nlo_evA_, vA =._ and welfare plans. Get an Instaloan ._, at theseoffices. "DetroitOffices :" Ba_¢y,.C]ifford Cadieux-Harper L--'henc-Milwauk¢c _+_: Conner-Eugene '" Dcquindr_Eisht Mile . Dexter-Glendale ;, Fon-Jumtion Grand River-Fcnkell x GrandRiver-Lothrop ::_' Gram Rivcr'MaxkTwain _ :_'.' Gratiot-Bdvidcre - - Gratiot-GrifinGratiot.Mt.Elle]ortt _:i Gratiot-RiopeUe _ GGriswot_¢nfiddldStreet-Puritan_ , __. 1¢ffe_son-Adair Jeffcrson-BcaufaR Jefferson-Philip Jefferson-WestEnd ,. JoyRoad-Appolin¢ ,_ Ldayette-Orleans _, LivemoiPPuritsn " McNichols:Sortcnto ) :._ Mcdi_ Center : btichJ_an-Junction _, SevenMile-Chapel ,, SevenMfle-Winhtu'op _ SevenMile-Wyoming _, Southficld-Warrcn Trumbull-Portcr _, Up:own Van Dyke-EightMile _. Vcrnor-Springwclls *, Warren-Alter ;' Warre_-Thirty-first W.McNicho]s-OutcrDrive I!_!_tii::'WestEightMile'Lindsay -, Woodward-Englcwood "._, i ! ' wa_eCo=mom_ ',' •lk'll_ille ', Ik|tcvillc& Ecors¢ ii ChEast]anderryHilCel'Menterrir man " Ford Road.Canton Center i! Ford-WaynFordRoad-OeRutoaderDrive .!i, GardenCity Grand River-8Mile _'!Grosse Pointe 1 InOrosskstccrPointe Farms i Kclly-Woodcrest Kercheval-St.Clair L_ewood Center Mack-MorossRoad Merfiman-W.Warren Metropolitan Airport •NorthTerritorial-Sheldon Plymouth Plymouth-Cranston Plymouth-Dccring Six Milc-lnkstcrRoad " VcmicPHarpcr Warren-SilveryLane :: •Wa_c _" WayneRoad-Cowan WayneRoad-Palmer i: West Chicago-Telegraph "_ West EightMilc-Haggarty ",_ W. SevenMile-Northville O_=_i CountyOffices :i Auburn-John R. Coolidge.Vernon ii
• Farmington %"_ MGridanddlebeRiverlt-I-1LMileakeway -,_, Middlcb¢lt-14Mile ) Northwestern-12Mile -_ ', 'Novi % Orchard Lake-PontiacTrail _, :_' *Roch_ter "; Southfi¢ld-ElevenMile ,; Sonthfield-12Mile _: 12Milc-FarmingtonRoad _! Walton-Livernois !: W. Eight Milc-Meyers ;" i:_ 'West Maplc-Cranbrook [_ West Maple-inkstcr :_i Woodward-Salem ;'i One reason is that NBD has more places for We have 350 trained lending Officers ready to gives you extra buying convenience with IVhcomCbountyOffi_ :. Garfield & 19Mile ',i you to go get a loan than any other bank in facilitate the fast approval of your NBD thousands of area merchants. Grocslx,ck-Metropolitan . town. Just stop by the NBD office nearest you. Or lnstaloan. They'll also help you selectthe type of Why not visit one of the National Bank of HallHarper-Road-MetroBrpolioctankPtonky. '_*, take advantage of the privacy and convenience of loan that's best for you. You might decide, for Detroit offices or Instant Loan Centers listed at M-59 & Mound Road ;_ any of our l 1 Instant Loan Centers that open example, that what you really need is our the right. They re one of the reasons we re making SchocnhcrTMetropolitanPkyMile.--Mo14undRoad before our regular bank does in the morning. Checkmate line of credit that lets you write more loans-right now-than any other 24-Mile-Shelby And stay open after the bank closes in the yourself a loan, simply by writing a check, and bank in town. "UVanticaDyke-Plum Brook , afternoon, comes to you as a part of an NBD UniBank By making it easier for you to get a loan at .VanDykc-T_,,t_c_i_ And NBD offers you more than just offices, account. Or our NBD Master Charge card that NBD than at any other bank in town. VanI)yke-23MileRoad •InstantLoanCenters InstaloansMakingbankingbetterforyou Mocnbol FDIC * /
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• Two- pe, r_nm.L e_ense re- terence of Mayors in Wash. II Ilk,lLlI, D d ] B oard Preside nt to Run Cites Concern Group Seeks to Aid Etderly ] q...OKAY.,_olgX_woodPF..N$1_M.. ,o,.;tendo_.nee,oD.¢,..at ,the.,,mU.C.o._CoThn-.ho;, ...... ,...--._;:'_._..v n Over Skating s.rvio,for,...-/_.,C_o_-._=..v.... ,._ ...... ,_r_."h--m--,-o_"t_04...... who comprise so much o! the re.de up ot tot reimbursementI _3, was based upon his at-J1 _--_: -_:Y-.:=' I -..p..,,_,..llby.pp,the _cou.dncil at its regular I tendance _t the legislative 1] u_,m_ _ | For SecondTerm June 14 A letter from a citizen pc,pulation in the ,orthea,st voluateer_ from the area. .,,,.o.-.o,o, , ,o. .., .____. , .section, ace almost non-ex. "D_ing the last .two yemrsl meeting Monday, April 5. [ conference of the Michigan I[ _/_'_]"_" | : BoByard Susota-EducaMeDohon_ presJ- _runanpeteanr "independpromient seactived to focusing upon safety factors Latent, reports Sue Fessant, I we have ovided tree em r- qent Joan _ia n p e t e r an. campaign. ,, for re-election, during skating periods at the president of Fish of North- gency servicPCes to an averagee ] On06,e,wasin thebasedamountuponofh$is387.at.i._ LeagueFebruary.in Lansing, Mich., in |t $63-6830 |J nounced Monday, April 12, In another statement, read McCann Rink was referred east Detroit, 'which serves of _ people a month through that she will ru_ for a see. at the April 12 meeting by to the Citizens Recreation The Pointe area. . a 24.hour answering #styles. 0nd term of office in the Board secretary MeLissa M_lg. Commission anti the Finance • Fish has been trying to Most of the people seeking .tune 14 Board election, hielse, Trustee Lee Allen Committee for further study fill that gap for the last two help have,been elderly," she , Her decision to run for re-:sat d he will not be a "candi- by The Woods Council a* its years, abe _said. noted. _lection, she said, is based date in the June election, regular meeting, Monday, The group incorporated as "Because ot our increased pn a deep belief in public Mr. Allen could not attend April 5. a charitable Organization for I calls we lind ouraelve| la education and an equally the meeting because of an The communication from the purpose of providing! despIf weeratedoneednot oobtf volunteerain mores. deepcommunity.commitment to the out.of-town engagement. Hannelore Treue, of Haw. ebomuergendedncyby heEightlp inMtheile, Laareake volunteer_ soda we will have W OR • "t could call it 'paying my Mr. Allen was appointed to thorne road, viewed the St. Clair, Alter, Mack and' to curtail our activities, e.g., •civic rent,' " she said. "Z tcohempleteBoard thelastteSepterm omf beoffriceto wachtoions"c ohta ssoe meeachteenaothegersr tdoctorransP0s rt4Jand_,.=groceory,_, =hop_, PONTI have been richlyblessedin held by Muir B. Snow III,acrossthe ice,barelyavoid. PAST TIME ping." my public and private life who resigned because of per- lug collision with slower If money really talked an Anyone wishing to donate DEALER oheref thaend_uIturwaenotf tothbeiscpaomr-t sonal reasons. A veteran skaters." old nickel could do some theirtime or _ervleesev, en trustee,he was firstelected She statedher family,(two braggingaboutthe thingsit if homebound, should call knunity by being of service to the Board in 1968, served adults, one six-year-old and has bought. Fish at _Z_-SeO_, ,_e ,_ed. We've b.een on top 0 the schoolsand libraries.a"s treasurerfxom 1969-72one four-year-oldh),as been _ __ yearaheryear. _mong the accomplish,and was appointedIo com. skatingregularlysinceChrist. N'Wm_I_II_I Low l:_ceasndthe _nts Of the Board of Edu. plete the term or Trustee mas. While grateful for the Hammer 'N Nail Shoppe '70 rvlm m m verybestservi_ _s._ion Hanpeteunder r herpointedtenureto, deAlafrthed inR.197Gla3. ncy after his foeppolt rtunapprehenity, "sweive havaboeut ofteourn | |344 WH|TT|Iq_ - havekeptt_
_e oPo_intesp, _aaed.c_reorganizedat_o_o.present pressures of my bust. skate. COMPLETELOCKSMITHSERVICE...... '"DISCOUNT'°'° SALE _iness department involv, hess affairs, requiring fre. Noting such actions culmt.
_atersomeefficciostency,savintheg ecruand- .qmeuentimet traveandl, endeorgynothatt alltowhis DMatedarch, inaned°an f,accident._,,_o_in, SPECIAL WITH THIS AD -- NEW ' 7_ PONTIAC SUNBIRD NEW '76 PONTIAC
__t, ions toutdseynstemt asse-wssimdepoli-ent _mSopofratra, njobtonedeostheerrvecandi-s." taMhccrs.e WideTednrnteueesdsayu,dsugsgk_iestettingradnstithpmairete, 2 K|Ytl FOB $ I • $3099 CATALINA _¢'o g ram s and expanded date, Michael Echlin, of ROD- 4 doo_. _urbo.hydtanmtk, power Imagement development for lyn road, has filed for the from 7.9 p.m. be split into REG. $I,50 sf_:ing, power dls¢ bcek,,_.
_ninistrators. twtionso,. foAllurcan-yeardidatesbe.rmusd post-t be twoThisonewouhourld sectiincludeonsfami, ly " $ 3829 e Talk _,..d voters and.submit'a ing at a leasurelypace), and _ (_'V real'dentof ,os,.*...,-.ha,*,ro., (,*,,-DETROIT6ASBURNER00. registered PoLite voters to those racing across the rink HEATING & AIR _ T,,.=,_ _n As Iogy ,etition signed by 20-23other an 8-9 p.m. time slot for "all ' CONDITIONING *"" tro"' byBoardMondaofy,EdMauycai?,tionofficeshockey style." At Your Service Since 1936 w $fe#d immeit_M. A freeintroductorylecture She felttheseyoungsters on."CelestinLore e and How For more in/ormaUon,callseemed to defyallrulesand _rology Works" will be the school'sbusinessaffairsregulationsw,hilehaving no
|,H._dual eteWedned atsdathey,WarAprilM2e8,moa.t departmetension45nt. at 885-_000, ex-conssidekateratr.ion for the slower NEW'76PONTIACORANDPRIX] 8 p.m. by astrologer and , , , _ ! author Raymond A, 'Merri- _ _ -._, rutbo.hydtamotk, I_Wet sh_e:i_'| man, who alsowilldirecttwo and discbelles, bumperattila, |' asTtrohelogfirsyt' woworrkksshhops.oi_, 'for be. NOTICE • Centre| Air"Conditioning '" """ '"" N075] ginners, deals with planets The Annual Meeting of THE GROSSE • Gas & OII Furnaces I and the signs of the Zodiak. AUTHORIZED • Weathenron®Heai Pumps It willrun from Thursday. POINTE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION will DEALER FOR • Power Humidifier Saturday, April 29-May I. be held WEDNESDAY, MAY 5th in GENERAL ELECTRIC . Elecuoststi¢Air Cleaner An intermediate workshbp The Community Room of.THE GROSSE willthen be held Thursday. SatuFor rdafuryth,Meray/n6for-8m. at/on on parentsPOINTEareCOMMUNITYurged to attend,RINK. AIIhockey TU 1m 7500 times and cost, contact the 3516 DETROI__ Center at881_T511......
tenth . SOUTH HIGH SCHOO'L ' D|FER ,. Gory Hicks Social Studies/ TO e truth.. B_tty,_rd ",,Kinde.'gorien',/, ,.2,,, .Eng,iS,_.=_',,..:_:_.:_:., I/2 .. • the Grosse pointe.Communityc_h_not Marcinsihhia Cook " ":, ' ' ' _: : =, ,_nn Curtis ' Grade Two I J_ Elizabeth Robert French/Eng ish 27 dismiss 162 t_ablh'ers and expect to Anne Cowley :'_._" Siiirley Lojoy Grade FouL" _/'z Charles Schroeder Industrial Arts 4 have a quality education system. When Bruce Kefgen '1' Michael Stgnek Grade Frye 1 Barbara Siolander Counselor : 1 Grease Pointers voted NO to the March Veronica Low 2 Feral Tanner Grade Five/Six 2 Sue Spencer English/Journalism 6 millage request they, :in effect, voted Corole Rio 7 Yore Zubolsky Grade Six 3 William W. Tay/or Science/$ocio! for a second rate school system. The BuJohmn ineSnhanlEducae tion 6 JanetFERRYJudd Grade One' 5_ Elizabeth Wilson HoStumdieemas king 61
factscreasedof dpercliningoperty valuationsenrollmentshadandbeenin- JoaThonmasStarrBoos 2 _ KD_nBYe A'pkorlon Grade' Five 1 FPARrankCELLSCreermon Industrial Arts 10 figured into the original millage request. Co-op Program DoloresKulaskl Kindergarten 2 Mary Fodell Art 2 To prepare for the possible eventuality Ruth Shriman 2 Jean Strochan Kindergarten 1_ Janet Gowrysiak Engllsh/Journo[ism 5_2" Douglas Malcolm 1 Evelyn Daniels Grade One 1 Elizabeth Gotfredson Homemaking 1V2 of only a millage renewal, the School Co,,n=elo_ EdithRoach Grade One 6 Kristin Kosinski Art 2V2 Board has laid off the teachers listed Kothleen Herschelman 3 Janet Thompson Grade Fo0r 7 Elizabeth LoDuke Mathematics/ below. Most of these lay-offs wili be- Foreign Languages Judith Bailey Grade Five 21,/'2 English' 3 come unless an Mary Miller 6 MAIRE • Goyle. Miller English/Social permanent additional Home Economics Bcrrl_a Bruce Kindergarten 7_ , Studies 2 millage is passed in June. Lou Jane Beynon .8 Barbara Boss Grade One/Two 1 William Roscoe Soclol Studies" 1 Industrial Arts Constance Reynolds Grade Three 2 Alan, Silverston Mathematics/ NORTH HIGH SCHOOL K_nneth Ginger 3 Barbara Thompson Grade Four 2 Science 6 Art Richard Motta 2 MASON Neil. Suomela Industrial Arts 18 Christina Brodey 3* Robert Ruth , 6 Liio Fuher Grade Three 1 Williom Taylor Physicol Education/ Eileen Hayes 7 Mathematices " Jean Rusing Grade Five 2 Science 8 Anne Marie Karlsen 1]/2 Ruth Barrett 4 MONTEITH PIERCE Pamela Munger 1 V2 MRicarhyardAnnHennElmer 1 JDoolaoresn CasBoldene GKindergrade Oartenne Two 113½ JRicosephardh BCoppolauer PhysInstruicmalentalEducMatusicion 23 English Michael Monzello Grade Six 2 Jean F,ine Physical Education V_ Shirley Burroughs 1V_. Walter Mockey 4 ' Morybeth Corduck 1 Musld I_UPAtLD ' Lindo Khoenle English/Science 1/2 Lu_:flle Carmichael 7 Leonard Riccinto 11 Caroryn Arata Grade .Two 6 Jomes Kirby Social Studies 7 Ann Ferguson 1 Physical Education Jean Goodwin Grade I:ive/Six 6 Nancy Krontz Mathematics _/_ Frank Guns 4 Mary Lou Bucherri SV;_ Mary-Markel Grade Six 3 Don McGou_h Social Studies 2 David Horchick 51/2 Russe}] Hepner 8 RICHAItD. Potricia McKenzie Homemoklng Elizabeth Soby 6 Science Ann Thomas Kindergarten 10 Rex Marshall Industrial Arts 2 Business,Educatlon Stephan Booher 4 Suzanne Berrenbach Grade Five 1 Barbara Weaver Physical Education 10 Rosanne Clark 1 Karl Geisler 7 TROMBLY Randi Zwoda Science 2V2 Brian Killian 3_2 Gregory Heffner 2 Dorothy Schode Grade Two 5 Social Studies Susan glakely Grade Four 2 'With these teachers goes educational Donna Leung 2V= Elaine Christionsen 8_ Lynda Crowder Grade Four 1 quality. The school day must be shorter, Foreign Languages llze Kalnajs V2 James Garlough 8 ONMyronLEAVRonnEey Grade Four 2V_ course offerings must be cut back, and Jeonnine Palazzo 7 Melanle Fisher Grade.Three 6 activities such as music, athletics, drama, Home Economics PUPIL PERSONNEL Rose Bellanco 2 Margaret Broitsh Remedial Reading 1 ELEMENTARY ART *. debate and clubs must be sharply cut MoW Jane Brennon 6_ Mary Coleman Special Education 1 Nancy Berry 1 or eliminated. Art, music, skills/talent Laura Long _/5. Lorraine Colletti Psychologist I Cynthia DeFilippo ] and physical education, the programs Coral Schubert 9 -Kathleen Costello Remedial Reading I Mary Epstein 1 that enrich elementary education, get Industrial Arts Amelia [nmon Developmental Keith Kowa I William Kurolvech 1 Pre-School 1/2 LynnVonRaophorst 1 the ax. There will be a few if any left to Daniel Liggett 8 Linda Korver School $oc. Worker 1 Terry Verge i teach them. Although specific program Library Sondro Kuhl Teacher Consultant 1/'2 ELEMENTARY MUSIC reductions will not be known until the Josephine Leonard 1 Luci[e 'Mclntosh School Sac. _Vorker 6 Pofricia Birch 2 May 3 meeting of the Board of Educa- Music Lillion Mitchell Teacher Consultant 1 Barbara Dourjolion 1 Herman Clein 16 Julie Smart Speech Diane Gbur _2 lion. the qualities that raise an educe- Nathan Judson 8 Correctionist 4 Susan Kohl 1/'2 tional program above the level of mere Physical Education Cathleen Venettis Special Education 1 Ann Maters 1 adequacy will no longer be available. Morlene Moige 8 Dorothy Voigt School Sac. Worker 7 Mary Jane Pay[ok 1 The tragedy appears devastating for Margaret Van Eckoute 2 Elizabeth Zombon Speech Gaff Scarlett 2 the futures of Grease Palate children Science Correctionist 2 MoW Wilkowskl l John Herrotd 7 PUBLIC LIBRARY ELEMENTARYPHYSICAL EDUCATION and for the quality of life in Grease Pointe. Jonice Jonosi 4_2 Anthea Howbert Child. Libror[nn 1_2 Eriko Nimeshein 2 However, it can be averted when the Curtis Longe 7 Kr/stine Morris Prof. Assistant 1 GGoneeorgePluPetrouleoshor 78 oncommunityJune 14is. Aginvenincareasseecondin ,chancmillagee Arthur Weinle 6 BARNES Sue Snyder 41/2 MUST be approved to avoid the cut- Social Studies Bonnie McLean Kindergarten 2 BROWNELL Frank Bunton 2 backs now planned A renewal of the Joneone Avery Grade Two 2 Virginia.Gordon Mathematics 6 Camille Ecklund Grade Four I Jonice Hendrie Spanish/English 3V_ existing millage will do no more than • Yelrl In CIroIINI Polnte II the and of Carolyn Smith Grade Five 7 Donna Hicks Engllsh/Dromo 7 keep the school doors open. Vote YEa school year to nearett h|lf year. OI1 June 14, but start NOW to convince No one else can do for the community what Grease Pointers refuse to do for your friends and neighbors that Grease Pointe's future as a first-rate commun- themselves. Only an additional millage will save the schooll, ityhangs on thedecision. Paid for by the Grease Po/nte Educat/on Association and the Grease Po/nte Action Committee
l " v " . _ 3 P.ag* ,$1z. G R O S S E P O I N T E N E W S. Thursday, Aprff 22, 1976:"
The Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board
Acknowledges PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK--April 18 to 24, 1976
"Purchases of millions of family homes each year are handled by REALTORS®. These home buyers might be surprised to learn that behind the transaction lies more than 70 years of concern for professionalismand integrity in the real estate field." "A REALTOR¢' is a licensed real estate broker who is a
_.:_ i; =:w:x-. :::;:i_ "_ _S___@_ ...... _..... member of the local board, state association and the NATION- • ...... :,_i he voluntarily pledges himself to an established Code of Ethic _-_,._._...... _ " " " ,i , ,,, i_. j,.,_ _' "He works at being a real estate professional." "- _" | i _ As a member of a local board, the REALTOR® has t/be ...... _'__ .... _ opportonity to exchange ideas on a regular basis with fello_
ment. REALTORS® often serve on planning bpards, zoning, groups, city or county commissions and other Organizatioris that promote community well-being and progressive develop- ment. •,_,, I professionals and to work with them for community improve- Through their state association, REALTORS® speak out 6'n'" , taxes, licensing acts and other legislation which affect '=_ . :_::_:_::_:::{:_ transactions. They also participate in continuing This exceptional home is situated on an extra large lot just Five bedroom. 2-1/2 bath home or_a large lot. Formal programs aimed at increasing skills and techniques which e_:_', a short walk from the water. This house has a large pan- dining room, largefamiLy room with a fireplace, island able them to provide efficient service. _':_': :% tiloileedd solarlivingiumroomsparklesand coinzythepasunlinelledghtlibandrary.theThseevpewen bed-abic Tiledkitchenandwithpartitionedappliances,basementfirst floo. rStairslaundry,to attmudic storagroom.e Through their National Association, REALTORS® haye.,. rooms allow room tar your weekend guests. The modern from the garage, access to publications, specialized courses, and the latest ma_,c,,-: kitchen, breakfast rOom, and screened porch are other " 886-5800 ket and industry information. From their Washington office, features which add to the livability of this fine house. Buys Schweitzerhorne and we can guarantee the REALTORS® receive rapid communication concerning signif- DANAHER AND BAER _.,eofyoupresentr one icant actions of the federal government and put this informs- REAL ESTATE SCHWEITZER REALTORS lion to work in the interest of property owners. 84 KERCHEVAL on the Hill , 885-7000 CROSSEPO1NTEFARMS CROSSEPOINTEWOODS "The REALTOR® Who handled your transaction has the 886-5800 886,4200 benefit and accumulated knowledge of nearly 70 years of experience and research in real estate business methods and • standard practices."
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An elegant English country mansion on a quiet curvin street overlooking the Country Golf Club course. This home has recently been restored, updated, and tastefully decorated. The large entrance hall and living room are paneled in oak while the library is book-matched bud wal- Elizabethian English Tapestry Brick, 7 bedrooms, 3-1/2 nut. The two kitchens are chef's delight including a cam- baths. King-sized rooms_ beautifully pegged 1st floor. mercial stove, self-cleaning ovens, microwave, trash Master bedroom 24x16. Has a mahogany paneled re- master, wine racks, etc, Each of the four bedrooms has In the Farms near transportation, schools, St. Pauls, and ception salon. Recreation room 40.8x16. 3 car garage. its own marble appointed bath. An extra surprise for you "The Hill" shopping. Built in 1960. Fami;y room with tire- Certificate of Occupancy already issued. will be a two bedroom apartment with a new living room roomplaces., Kitchen2-112 bawiths,th centbuilt-inshal airandconditioningbreakfast andarea.patio4 bed-with and kitchen, _r,._.,E.,.,_..o,_ gas grille. 100x167 lot. TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES R. G. EDGAR & Assoc. HIGBIE MAXON _ GALLERY OF HOMES 114 KERCHEVAL on-the-Hill 886-6010 83 KERCHEVAL 886-3400 i_ g0 KERCHEVAL 884-6200
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The experienced staffs of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board ha_e a furl knowledge of Grosse Pointe Properties, their cur- rent values and the best financing available. They have a sin_erec.:c°ncern in.assisting you in selecting the right home for ...... _ you.-fl Today s morket is brisk ,with many properties changing hands in o few days. If you want or must do business in such Elegant French Colonial with large living room, dining a market you'll be ahead if you do business with those who room, paneled library, nice kitchen with separate breakfast de_l in it every day. SEE A MEMBER of the Grosse Pointe .room. Lovely screened terrace across back of house. Recently redecorated throughout, this fine home features Rec_l Estate Board. Circular staircase to four bedrooms, three baths. Full a country kitchen with breakfast nook overlooking large . ..._ basement, exceptional recreation room, This house sits on patio with gas barbeque. Large, formal livingroom with -:}i a large lot on a gorgeOus tree-lined street. Priced in the gas fireplace, built in bookshelves, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 seventies, baths, small easy to maintain lot, quick possession. $98,500. CHAMPION GEORGE PALMS, REALTORS
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: __i:::: .... , =...... YOU MUST SEE THIS FRESH AS SPRING 1-1/2 story ranSh on a 60 ft. lot over 150 feet 5 bedrooms, library, family room overlooking 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1-1/2 story..Featuring large deep. Generous sized, 21 ft x 17 ft. bedrooms, secluded and charming garden,. 2 patios, kitchen with built-ins, refrigerator, disposal, 2 2 bedrooms and full bath each floor; truly an Accessible to Everything car garage. Priced in mid 40's. excellent- family home. Convenient financing IN THE FARMS arrangement. , , "Be Secure, Goodman for Sure" SHOREWOOD JOHN S. GOODMAN, INC. E. R. BROWN REALTY, INC. KENNETH W. CARTER & CO, i.93 KERCHEVAL "On-the-Hill" 886-3060 20431 MACK AVENUE, in the Woods 886-8710 20223 MACK AVE. TU 4-4400 ,
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An exceptional home in a superior location only a few Gracious and real family living are truly combined in this hundred feet from the lake. Accommodations include a designer owned home. There are five bedrooms, 3-1/2 Terrific 1970 COLONIAL near Ferry School, with 4 bed- paneled library with fireplace, garden room and a terrific baths and an unique and tunctiona_ kitchen with two sep- rooms, 2 1/2 baths, family room with wet bar, kitchen recreation room. A master suite, 3 family bedrooms and a arate cooking centers. You'll not feel cramped at any tam- _buitt-ins, 1st floor laundry and 2-car attached garage, paneled den are found on the second floor, plus maids' ily, format or informal get-togelher in the 15x32 "Gathering Mid 70's. TU 1-6300. quarters. :_ Room." For those often needed moments of privacy, close Special features: intercom system, 4 fireplaces, automatic the door to the first floor den. We can't tell you every detail lawn sprinklers, fire and burglar alarms. Attractively de¢o- of this lovely home but would like to show it to you ar your rated and in move-in condition, convenience. & JOHNSTONE, INC. PURDY & TOLES ASSOC, WM. W. QUEEN .. 889-0500 19846 MACK AVE. 886- 4141 " II IIJ 1 " ...... I II • o
Tamp,Eigl_ G R O S S E P O I N T E N E W S Thursday,April 22, 1'976 One Boy Killed, Two Others Hurt in Accident (Cullaned bsm Page 1) Conducting the investigation: and refused to take A breath- Farms Assistant Chief of The driver was arrested by l for The Farms were Dets., alyzer test to determine ff pnnce Lt. I, A. Beckman WEEKDAY• " OHicers Robert Bensinger of] Earl Field and George Van he bad been drinking. A and Det. Fagan broke thd OPEN The Shores and Tim Morrt-[ Tiem. • LEIN, (Law En,orcement In- news o, the tragedy to the HOURS son of The Farms. t Taken to The Farms police formation Network), check on Salkowski family. MAN., TUES,, Additional help in subdu.I station, the driver was for- the man showed he was driv- Services Today WED., THURS. ing the 6T', 28,5 pound meal marly charged with man- ing on a financial responsi- Steve was a fifth grader ai ,'.'.'.".'. SUNDAY _,_ given by Youth Servicel slau&hier in the hit-and-run bility lieen_e stemming from Saint CLare de Montefalc_ FRIDAY Division Det. Patrick Fagan. I death. He was read his rights faield1974Hilconvictionls for drivingin Blwoohilme- bSchooloy a.t HeSainatlsoClarewas Canhuar|ctah_, 9 A.M. to 9 P,M. 1 0 A.M. under the influence ot liquor. He was one of seven chll; SATURDAY TO Summer S C h O0 l P ro g r_'_ m Because.-.,o! .chisC,rearfusal to dreniServices oforthSteveeSwiall,kbeowskifam,ly_ ,A.,.,e,t.M. 5 P.M. T R i Man_ Fe ,a_a_roath,es*,_oh_,_,aro'Oa.om_..._...=; ,.,_.,_., o et. n ...j atures wtest tfmor alrantpercohomlittwinags prova bilodedod atHeSa's siurCntvliareved Chbyurchh. is par. • " • Pb@#le 8_5o9839 Most of the new features, Thursdays, from June 21-July by Assistant Wayne County ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Eel- which made last year's sum- 23 at Monteith and Maire. Prosecutors James M. Wou- kowski; four brothers, Tom, mer school program such a Th_ fee is $19, per class, czyna and Thomas Ziolkow- Jim, Dan and David; two marked success in compari- The arithmetic workshop _ki. sisters.' Diane and Nancy; son to previous years, will will meet from 8.9:30 a.m., The de/endant was taken maternal grandmother, Mrs: be continued in public school language skills from 9:40- to Cottage Hospital where Hazel Marentette; and pa, offerings this summer. 11:10a.m. and reading work- the sample was taken, and ternal grandmother, Mrs. Among the continuing in. shop from 9:40-11:10 a.m. ultimately sent to the State Catherine Salkowski. notations will be a later, Middle school review clas. Police for testing. OliIntervet mCeentmetery.will be at Mounl shorter schedule, registra- s#s for grades seven.nine will The car suspected of hit.
U.S,D.A. CHOICE BEEF _couonrsebys mallfor andboth severalyoungstnewers b_Tueshelddays, atWSedounesdayst_ HJgl_andon tThe|ng tFarhe mboyss _aragewas keptwherein ...... and adults who wish to brush- £hursdays, June 21-July 23. photographs and prhlts were FOR SA'LE up on ski_ls or learn a new Each will cost $25. taken of the auto. It was la.
The program, approved at will meet from 8-Z0 a.m., Police for more exhaustive SIRLOINTIPItOAST the Board of Education's lang,h,uagearitskilhmelstic fromworkI0:i0-shop tetesrVisualts.t_nedoveInspectionr to theSoftatethe ProfessionaRettaoiton rBuilding regular Monday, April 12, t2:10 a.m. ear show what appeared to Kercheval Ave.
ing the elementary school courses for grades 20.adults fender of the vehicle. The 1 program at two loeaUons, will be held from June 21- Ieft front turn indicator was Shopping Center. Monteith and Maixe SchooLs. Yuly 23 on Mondays.Fridays, smashed and mbulding along $1LLOWAY& CO. Credit courses, which at a fee of $58 per course, the left front fender was English composition and loose. There was a dent on 9Q2-6414 proved popular last year, will language will meet from 8- the top of the fender. - ...... be expanded, as will instru- 10:30 a.m. and 10:45-1:15 . , mental, vocal, dance and p.m.; algebra, 8.10:30 a.m.; . drmeamntaryatic schoolprogramsstudentfors, ele. geovancedmetry,algebra,8.I0:308-10:30a.m.; a.mad.;- CAMPARBUTUS U.S.D.A. _HO_ I_ UI_|F Special, six.day basic skills freshman math, 8.10:30 a.m.;
BONIIL ESS LB Sl. 69 tamlddctilhighcforeanedlemschoolentarsyt,udents,a.m..1:lS"p,mhis.metorynt'AI,m0'.45eriean ApplJc(Ifiotl$ IIOW beJtl, o¢,epted TOPROUNDROAST • from August 17-19 and 24.26, Enrichment courses for ele- for 1976 summer session from U,S,D.A. cHo|c_ M|F also will be continued, [ormentTu_ryesdastudentsy, Wednesdayare slatedand June 28th to July 17th
tary school students, grades include ballet, computer July 18th toAugust 14th andwill CUBESTEAK .HI• • 69 three-Rs/z,ewigviebe, hwcoeld on mathumeticsr-and egymnsasforeletics. GrandmTraen-verse Bay TRegion,bursdayMichigan' mornings, Tuesday s, Wednesdays and Among middle, higlt school HAMBURGER MADE FROM and adultenrichmentoffer- For information call 881-9442 after 5 p.m.
1 39 Friday,are art workM_ps, . ' ' , - " • DPWArchitect speedautomotivreades,ing,typing,corn sewpurering, :
! mouThMe yWoodsagreed Counon cthe/[ unani,selec- risahphy., woodwork and photog. GROUNDCHUCK 59 C Woodstion of an architectSelectsto pre. lagS,Otherscheds pulee dc ifora I, Monshorterday- 1_4-LOIN 9 to I 1 IN PKG. nepare. Departplans formentht e oprof Ppo_thsedlie adcourses,ults alikeopen witollstudbeentsbleyc]ande MACOMBSCHWlNN _ CYCtERY
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Gerard E. McNamara. the activityp,rogram for train- o _Y-AW.Y I._.Sl • 09 Held,oo=. whopicpk_poed aedGeorgtoe dP.o ablebe heldretardedat cBarneshildrenS[twi.choolll F.OI_ T,_IIIII_._qPi_e'--_' M(Ik. STUFFEDPORKCHOPS the work at a price o_$2,6_0. Mondays - FHdays, June_14- Three architects heading August 6, from 9:30 a.m.-2:30
REFRESHING the list w_re , intervlewL_i p.m,The S(_BOO]B WJ_ be i_ng • .... " McNamara, responding in. couot urase\_gomp_.a_t#_,,.._.'_ton" tiag'_;o_ I substantially the. same man. forms within a few.weeks. COCA COLA "hw,erto several .oquestions, e.g. be in the construction phase?, and the answer, approxi- ROGER RINKE CADILLAC CO. mately three months. I The questions were asked NOW HAS A TIRE .DEPARTMENT I $ 23 oin an effortw.to uncover o.a 8--12-OZ. Mr. McNamara to recom-
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TakeNopainCswiteAhyNour¢_.work soI_,me ,h_aove__to,t_,wooorry ,,_,_tE Xpl dins Stand on Sharin g PIan 'Maire Faire' Set for May 1 or you'}/ find you get hath. a_zyt/me we have too much J The Woods Counc'_'_at a-'_'ceo'-_"the distribution o! Parents, teachers and stu- plants at the "Flower Pot" {OLYMPUS OM 1 :.g_.,,.,._o.o, ,_. o_too,,,,,.. i.animouslyo.=..,m._author=/zeal_.,oC.oR,y -=Revenue""d."_Shar"ing_"p"lan'_0or'"a'"=Cadieuxoroad,._, ,will. _hbe hooolding,,,._,.Lunch,d=,.,,,,,.featuring,on. sloppy MOStWired CameraToday-- •-..rr"rt'"Have•=Vour_,,."w'-_t--'s" .Petersend_._,_to .rep_Ch..tlory to a l,_etter_, CETFederal ,_ta. x.d,payers,,o=_,h.dbylevant,_.'r*.-,the ="M._slre_=Faire,d-r." _joe,,cre,=gam,_wilol_beogserved_,,o_.dat "The_o.
Carpet? RugsProfes,do_ toT,f, omDepartmentGerald H. MLUer,of Manage-dh'ec. Mr.In Millerreply saidto thethe Governormeasure,, a.m.-4Saturday,p.m.Mayat the1, schoofroml 10 itOramld Tavern,Mrs. " Bedsworthand soap.'s madeold Combines simplicity
CLEANED dmic_attedandsurpriBusdgete st, thewhicchity'sin- rwasesolutisurpron isedopposingto receivehis pro.the ofThe_ethemeeventandwdecoratioR1 reflectns sfamilyale. recipe, will be on With superbquality IO% We Have The CorrqKtMethod resolution op po s i n g Gay. posal for tax base sharing America's bir_day ¢elebra- Meanwhile, "Uncle Sam" andworkmanshipat O_ C_S_ To Clean You'rCarpet WilLiam MiRiken's "share. in lhe Detroit area "be.tore tion. and "eeU_ Ha," wm be a veryreasonable &C_RY • We doCAalllLFOtypes_FRFof.lSEcorlrI,M_ATt Irepair the.wealtNotingh"thistaxplanplan.didn't ap saufficientjudgementinformationhas tobecomemake chairmanMrs. Mofa r "yGameBedsworth,s tram prizewalkings fortheeveryoneschool hawholls vwithisits price. pear to be equitable when available." t_e Past," will offer authen, with them. eL_ 1Kerckeva4111Side lAve.EastCarpet 822Cla-1481aners" applied to suburban com- He said the Governor asked ticincludEarlying Aa mericanspook gameshouse, !ramAs inthepasteventyears,, will proceeds_ usedjll[The OM-1 camera ls over 1/3 smaller and lighter t.'-,dn munities, the resolutionstated that a copy of the proposed throw.a.sponge, tattoo parlor, to purchase e o u ca t.zon.al I |comparable cameras. You'll have to hold ,__o ue;;(,ve it. OPLRA}'EDBY {cHarBAdeN FAMILYSINCE1946 it didn't appear to take into legislation, a brief descrip- tive article and the ©alcul.. It white elephant sale, live a_llU_i:;,s_:_e_:_r_l_o;Or{|Arld after you get over the i.ilJa, sensation o| weight-
suits would have been had l Chnmh "Fatre '_ da-' and studentslle Open Aperture Metering with'a big, bright viewfinder the law been in effect from: _.._..._er Music ,ndpyc,_"aloe,ill w.,ll Lhas' "_Y2n_o__rye__. s _,_o_do- 1972.74 be sent to the city, Set at Center =c_ Maire Patriots shirts • Proven aoi,ty to warns=ann _ frame p p" Mr. Miller indicated the .city to the event. T.sh|rt sales erstion with the Olympus Motor Drive. _[ tionswould showinghave benefittedwhat thetramre-I A T shirt sale preceded l|tessness, consider these down-to-earth advantages: tax base sharing during that The Chamber Music Play- were headed by Marge and l • Whisper quiet & vibration free.
_U 5-1565 Mackat Ave, tiumree asandwelpossibl ly in the In. eserantofaGrosseprogramPoinitne twillhe Cry-pre- RoyPubliG.cgityllo. wLU come from • BJngacked27 bysharpa systemZuiko oflenses,over 200close-upaccessorieands imacronclud- I .RRRITfifiR . ,,., stal B_llroom of the War student made posters, which equipment, plus the famous Olympus motor drive. gl iilli_illll_l_lllg_ll liD' St. Clair "The purpose of tbe Gov- Memorial Sunday, April _, wRl be placed in neighbor.I sin= i,--_-. _ ,_sw_,_.------. =,_m_=_- ernor's proposal is no_ to at 2:30 p.m. ing business establishments. IMPORTED ero(].c local control, (a point FRESH / | _1_. .,-. J - /J KNORR-$WISS resolution), but to strengthen ata in G'Major wilt be per. dueled the poster contest. S_ the Olympus OM-1 at AM•ERICAN ,ALE SOUP MIXES of_mtubyconcernnitiesprovidiincitednagn aurbanll thethe city'scOarea_- formedsell,The violinist,Albertby CatheriSt°esseandnel HelenaGS°nood." KaysonsGeneralafornd the3over°hn"Mual|Smithir• chFair•airper.'c°n"" •_. - " !1FRVARIEOM--_TIXIETORSO MCHOOSEATCH the financial resources need- Vaboli_, pianist. Mr. Sloes. are Penn, and Mike Marrs, I1 ' The _ 1--_ I { 1.7)_I] [ PRIME and CHOICE _'I_Q_Q _lz • .,, ed to remain independent., sel was a former president ofmenGraincludeyton road.Bre,daOtherandchair-Bill _;amera Music and was the son-in. Preyer, prizes; Marcia and -- (;enter _ , ,;_,-_Lw_,'| LOIN CHOPS _,,.-m"". m,_4F 1 "Go_._i_cn ..d _,,k of_c _.,,,,d s_oo_o_ 17114 Kerth_vat, _I_P_'_T_ you to reconsider your 'cso'llaw of Walter Da=rosch. Len Winzer,raffle; Marilyn in the Vi/l¢lge I_'_ In response, Mr. Petersen the program Cecelia Marony, lions; Helen and Tom Van Open Thursday Evenings ,..... _= '_ " _' said the city would have violinist, Wayne Dunlap, cell. Tiem, kitchen; Mary Ellen i_L_ FRESH lpresumablyution of opposbenefittedRion," by ist,ASant_de Herbertsecond offerSchue_gllero,n and BiDolln AurPilellsbiuus,ry,publicdeeora.ity; receiving addiUonal rave. plantar, will play the Brahms Mary and Maurice Des Has- CUCUMBERS n_cfrom, such a plan ii it Trio L_C Ml_or. tars, tickets; and Beverly and RiBLETS 67t. • 3 FOR 19 ¢ ha1972-74dbeenineffee, whilettr°add=MaryEing thellenKmul-erkxprano,'s°'SamOcwillchsipin_ngtl'Jathreerc°PrSchiZeSu"- • nicipality would probably bert Lieder including "An die Church Sets LAMB PATTIES , benefit from the plan in the Muzak," "Die Post" and "Du future. Bist die Huh," followed by Youth Rally GmundLamb. Mildlysem_ned I 1 9 FRESH -However, our city co_. the Aria ,,Vlssid,Arte,, by . . , with our special seasoning ._ Lm CALIFORNIA eil is stLl_of the unanimous Puccini. She will be ac_om. There Will be a Yout_ and wrapped in Batbn. STRAWBERRIES basic opinion that the Gov- l_nied by Helen Vabolls. Rally Sakzrday, April 241 at= ernor's proposed tax base The final number on the the East F4zd Church of _ • program will be the Piano Christ, 1385 Wayburn road. ROASTED SAUSAGE 16?. 59', Nv .uponC°ntr,..,_, pXana°nd,homedOlthedoes eSeroderu]e,infrblgecolocal n@ceptuartet Number One by The theme el the rally which ' so cherished by this city," JMenanetdelssohnYoung,, performedpianist, Annby Can'thegira You?at 6'" p.m., is "Why he said. Wallace, viollalat, Margot The keynote speaker will "This office is also of the Krumel, violist, l_nd Nancy be Llm-y Acuff from East ! further opinion that such l
late the theory of regional tend these concert_. Admis-[ Steve Rorabacher and Dar- ' government and that such sion is SL ]rail Austin. All area youths legislation would border on a _ [ are invited. O planpolicywo_Uf epromo6Ueetivteismand!" esea-. ' TheDoingpublicright ismightinvitedbe tomoreat-JI AlbertFor Jfurtherones, JohninforBemation,lasco, HOUSE" • Mr.' Petersen also cited the nappealb_og if ,it looked.,_wrong." can 372.1634 or 771-4215. la for the distribution of any This Fridayand Saturday fundso_,,,, opito ntheion thatcities,theaformu.s pro- Look this fellow . MeettheFactoryRapwhowill behereSaturday. .a,_in the plan, continues to provide an _eenflve _r istraight in the eye. to answeryourquestionsonMOWERS M,o_,gc,,,_.nto,, op.,,_ Icreasing,nefficiently rather-- therebthany de-in- _ honestly Say _•
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'/'he Mack Avenue Business Call us today. Or send the coupon. Men's Club awarded three $_ savingsbondsto winners I mB I mS [] • il I I I ql in the middle school Bieen- tO: tennial essay contest at the" THE PEPPLER AGENCY El 22" Board of Education's regu- 1680 Rostyn Road
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avenue, onFriday, Apri123, DUAL MEMBERSHIPS Edwin Kerbert, president of Presbyterian Village, will speak on the facility, and cards and games will be played, Everyone is welcome, TURBO VENT Good times is th------'-period_t
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d Racquet Club T23125ennisMarterHouRdse. 202S0 |. 9 Mile Rd. St. Clai_ Shores 48080 1981 5 MACK AVE. - i, t_,Woo_-, TU 1-6233 St. Clair Shores48080 for informatlan Call 774-1300 8 A.M. to 5:30 MON. thru FRI.-- Sat. 8 o.m. til 4 ISZ04 gilICHEYAL• YA t.9070 7'Page Ten _' GROSSE POINTE NEWS. Thurscloy,Apri122, 1976 "_ c
,' it's nice to be importantJ If more drivers gave ground Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. rW_ s PrOmOtlOm Let peace "talks continue-- .Since time began lov9 as a _,, :.,,.o_._ to_._c_.,_o__o_,__o_o_o_,o,. Obituaries 191,.,_44. ,_.o_..._ _.o_[ Hudson.,_ Holland Jr., of The at least it's better than war ,pro,_mis.er. has beat any poll. , Hill Cemetery. i F_rms, has been promoted tail
--.--..----DmmAnmL Service_o._s: A,for DOFMr.A.LEDoelle, andHeSaintdiedPhiISat,ardomenaay,ChAprilurch. MRS. . _v,.u,, . _ ,to the post of vice.president,_a,. Th e im" portant NOW[ MACDONA _genorager, of the,me.__J. L. Hudsona.di,eCo. most
h6e1l,d ofTuBerkshireesday, Aprroilad,20w, erate A17,nninArboSaintr. Joseph Hospital, do.Servai*c,es2,_foer_.hM_Zdrs. SMa,ac-_H..ho. pad.on'.e division.i. _Z_Since,M_oirHningo_-part-time. j o b i n Michigan Htheome. Verheyden Funeral is Bornsurvivedin Arcby hbhisaldw, ife,Pa.,Mar-he day, April 17. land has held a number of That's the job of the new minuteman] i_eW hI_M Ilddilg lle died Friday, April 16, garet, and three sons, Wil- She died Tuesday, April positions within the company. Like America's first minuteman, they protect your coun- ¢0_$ f_e t_ll| at Saint John Hospital. ]tam, Eugene and Thomas. 6, in Boca Baton, Fla. Prior to this appointment he try and your community. Now you can be one of them _L_NX_'---'---" ke A native of Houghton, _he Interment was in Penn.syl- Borg in Evanston, Ill., she served as vice-president and "'" _t_ was a member of the Detroit general manager of the For details ... Calf: (313) 463-615.3 (313) 548-5236 ADDITIONS =to Is was a former controller and vania, chain's Westland store. Mr. (313) 366-2470 $eling_re.renting. treasurer of McLouth Steel * * * Holland also is on the board Men and women 17.35 can.learn valu. _) REMODELING [njol _ il_eve:., and was a past member of MRS. EMILY SCtlEHR band,She is Hsurvardiinvedg byH.her; hus-;two Symphonyof d_reetorsOrochfestthera Dandetroita! able skiffs. Prior serviceto age 45. Earn The Park Council. At the _ Services for Mrs. Schehr, daughters, Mrs. PatriciaItrustee of the Hudson-Web- pay and college credits ... in today's Guard. 777-6840 _'"•_4 =.tI/Vii _|ll_y0ure yuStole'|re . time of his death, Mr, Doeile 87, of Lakepointe road, were Bower and Mrs. Nancy Pig- bur Fdundation. Tn_ Guardbelongs. was controller of Community held Tuesday. April 20. at gens; a son. Harding H. Jr.; _ _
mossl _m_s had worked with Price Wa- and Saint Ambrose Church. Burghart; and five grand- terhouse Co. as a controller She died Friday, April 16, children. II_ATEYOUR_tTIIR0011,KllCIEN, o_theudme corp. =the,ho_e. Thep_ivate_,,.eral*r- He is survived by his wife, Born in Wisconsin, she is rangements were handled by lVlmtt,lt.t,._S_1.[ttP$_._,0l_A,NDST _ [I.[CTRI_ RutGen_rah; ,twHoso pso,sita,l anJodhhen aand,$o tsheurvivedVerheybydenFnntwo eraso]Hons, meRich- thheer Verhemotydher,en FMruners al HarrHomiete. I Bryan; two brothers; one sis. a.rd and Frank Jr,; one broth- * * * t,LI-MATROL ALaL,0_, 0FF|CE S[RVIC_ terI;ntermentand twowgasrandchildat Wh.teinte, effrreat-grandeh; 10 grandcilhidren.ldren; and 12 ServicesCARL, for ,,_Mro_. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING INCLUDINGWALLWASHING,CARPET Chapel Cemetery. Interment was at Mount 82, oI Aline drive, were held • * * Olivet Cemetery. Wednesday, April 21, at the ENERGY SAVING UNITS CLEANING AND PAINTING! M_. LAURA M, * * * A.H. Peters Funeral Home. 't WA_EKTEK CLYD 1_-D. CALDER He died Sunday, April 18, WHILE SUPPLYLASTS Services for Mrs, Wasser-= Services for Mr. Calder, at Don Secours Hospital. ter, 73, of Ridgemont ,road, 54, of St. Clair avenue, were A native of Crosse Pointe 1 YEAR FREE SERVICE ON ALL UNITS
Home. and Christ Episcopal Church. He is survived by a daugh- She died Wednesday, Ap- He died Sunday, April 18, ter, Mrs. Clare Hendriekson;
ri114A ,natativeherDhoetrome.it, r, she is at BSoairnntinJoWhnindHsospor, italOnt.. , he tVw.;o andsons, eiCghtarl grandchH. andilEdren.dwin I 21/2 TON '411 _° survived by her stepdaugh- is survived by his wife, Hel- M e m o r i a I contributions ¢, ter, Mrs. Amanda Nagie and en; a son, Willialn G.; four may be made to the Imman. I', a cousin, Mrs. Lucille Neu- si, ters; and one brother, uel Lutheran Church, 13031 REMODELING bur. Mr: Calder was cremated Chandler Park drive, Detroit 3 TON '500 °°. _,; See Our Kitchen Display at Interment was at Mount • , , _XZ. 5 YEARWARRANTYON COMPRESSOR BUILDER'S SHOW 0.vet Cemetery. WIENER Chape_Cemeten,. Other Sizes Available '_;_ . • * * MRSServ. iKcesATRAforRIMNErs. WLODIiener_ Interment * was* * at White i Northland Shopping Center a_OR_ X. _]suum._n zoo,ot _rosse_ointe an_ )ms. Sm_LZY E. . INCLUDES CONDENSER & COlt '.:,,,, April 25 through April 30 let.Services80, of forMcKinleyMr. Geisroadbuh-, TPhiluesdadelpay,hiaApri, Pal ,,20,wereat heldthe ServicesRUT]LEDGEfor Mrs. Rutledge, INSTALLATION AVAILABLE : * R O0F INC. SIDING * GUTTERS a.ere'het the V_deTrh_e_deyden _p.Funeral, ri,,0C_PJl. iladue]p_ohi_tha. eG_She_a_,Tuesr_.oda,_ey, Apr*ooil 20,_,._at.rthee_Ae. _d AT LOW LOW PRICES ._ Home. She died Friday, April 16, H. Peters Funeral Home. FREE l$1rlM&l'l$ ? • Licen'_ed • Bonded • Insured He died Saturday, April at her residence in Wood. She died Thursday, Apt/] _'= 17, at the Rose-Villa Nurs- lawn place, lS, in Old Grace Hospital, LICENSED -- INSURED L gAlL NOW FOR EARLY COMPLETION _g Center. A me=orial service will be Mrs. Rufledge is survived _ ...... :..... __| Bum in Ohio, he was a held Saturday, April 24, at by her husband, Paul B.; her _VESERVICEWHAT WE SELL She is survived by a daugh- and one sister. " , -memClubberof Crosseof tho PoSeninte,ior Me_'s teChristr, Mrs.Church,Fredericat 1:30M."a.mDu:. motheM e mr, oMrs.r i aB.I Maecintrrieibl_utions,mig; Scan Service Company • He is survived by his Boas; a/ son. Alexander L.; may be made to Lakeshore 15007 Kercheval Crosse Pointe Park Eva M., and a daughter two grandsons; and three Presbyteriart Chtir oh, St. Helen. great-grandsons.. Clair Shores. 886.7969 Interment was at Willov Memortal eontributionsmay Interment was at Grand- .. u_,-.me Cemetery, Idled0 _ " be made to Germantown lawn Cemetery .-_. nvu,_._ ,
74, ef girard road, were held Tuesday, April 20, at the The New Instant Lotterq Oame
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But Nice. " " Br_IowseIQ Auto Accident Variety of Schoolin g Inspection Fee .um_#am0m _Usiphysngio.=_,=_theacupuncturapy, ., rme_.,assag,_zone=e_ We Two Shores public safety An ordinance to _mend the JIM4 _ $_-,IIRI which produce results that, _)e GO t It ? I_|p's officers witnessed a car acct. Three Sh(>res officers at-t contents in their blood. The city code by adding a see. tAN_JI_ T|_S ore hard to believe.. Gi{I$ & [hMIt5_ie$ wheQ| Aprildent _1a6rt,yin Frwhidayich amowrniomanng, intendedstitutionsclasseofs latearnidngifferentt[o [ turlaintimateing isgoatlo orfemovethis typedrunkof tioncode toto theprovideuniforma feetrafficfor aS tOWAS Fw Free hd_m_ driver escaped with only a further /heir knowledge of[_lvers from the road. inspecting a motor vehicle S_ _ [.(}Or Col| 882-3190
lie Safety Director Josephltives including the foUowing: an emergency measure by • Charts: American Sgt. Stanley Otulakowski Vitale. i I. To develop lhe ability The WOods Council. This ac. / and Condion and P_O Bruce Darlington Great Lakes& Coastal were patroling Lakeshore Sgt. Stanley Otu_akowski to detect and properly appre, tion was taken at the regu-
NI sizes 16" to 60" observed the driver, Karen Police Academy, Lar_ing, 2. To develop an under- • Ship's Wheel Anne Vercruysse, of St. Clair (State funded), in which he standing of (a), the relation- The measure says that upon _mps Shores, lose control of her was taught the complicated ship of drinking and driving request of any person, the vehicle while turning at the use of th_ Law Enforce- to accidents; (b), the effects public safety department will __\\ • ship's Wheel Haroadmptaton theroadSoutchrosEdgewoodsover. It mentrecentlyInforcompmationletedNetwothrk,ee 0fbendalcoholdriverons wdhroivingare beundhav,er lassignar meetaningoffiMeeron_dayto , inspectApril Tobies was drizzling and the pave- (thIN), machine, tar; and (c), laws relating to the safety equipment o[ a • Ship's Wheels drive intersection when they days of schoolir_g at the State the influence of intoxicants 5. t Seth Thomas ment was wet, police said. He also was taught how 3. To develop an appre- certificate will be issued by _ _ atMrionCollege.FeaturingJoh: nOrr, & _ Ship'sWheel The woman's car turned to disseminate Federal and ciation of the need for su[- the officer indicating the re. DickVilaleandSteveMix. I.JMHR BASKETIALL:(Gifts9-18) June27. OXIq_tl_i _ Clocks ,,nd sideways, jumped the curb State information releases, ficient enforcement action suits of the inspection, with Barometers at the intersection, went over The sergeant w_s instructed against drunk drivers, the person paying $3 to the July2 at AdrianCollegeF.ettufing: the island, hit a street sign in "what is, or what is not, Patsy Nell, Bob Nichols and Nancy [ and continued to southbound privileged information, so 4. To develop skills in city as a fee for such sere. Walsh. SHIP'SWllEEtFAMOUSNO,POLE Lakeshore. It then jumped that the investigation of ira- byelimdruninatingk drivehazardsrs, thusCreatedsere- ice.City Administrator Chestei- #OHNNYO_R DICKVITALS"_LJt SIDelta_I'gALCollL:(8oege_,Un9.18)i_r_JityulyCenter11.16 . [ portant cases will not be jeo- ssskt_, ll co_r_ B_,t.t_t,tC_ Featuring:JohnOrr,DickVitaleand [ Sei(hq Suits wi$ rite MGtkmEood the curb again and crashed pa.rdized while .they are still ing to accomplish the funda- E. Petersen viewed the in- ueiv.ot MlehI||R U_lv.,f _t_it TerffFurlow. $4250VALUE $36 50 into afire hydrant at the being carried out. mental aleoholcountmeasure tent of ,he ordinance and _ _ _kSgETBALLD,:y C,mp(Dol_9-18) I
_ckets Only $_ll.SQ ..... Value $26.50 and Lakeshore. Officer Michael Kenyon at_ 5( To provide an under, that any violation ticket is- Featuring:Dick Vitale, Billt'riede( I The officers stopped at the tended a brea_alyzer train- standing of the procedures sued against a person op- anti Terff Furlow. |_ M_¢k TU _.| _0 accident scene and the worn- ticeing clInstass ituate,theDetroit,CriminalwhereJus- gather/or pringocessainndg recordingthe suspeevict,. ingerasingdefecta ivemotorequipvehmicentle hay.wilt 8YMH16_t _lri,_Tff,$nColN:(Girls_. Di10r-18ected)JbyGeuly 11za- ! I_ 9-_. Sot., $ p.m. an said the only. injury she he learned the use of the dence and maintaining the be dismissed when that Martiny. ' •, • • • • • sustanorthiwnedest wcoasrnear bumpof Hamonptonthe breath alyzer machine. goal. said the State has mandated _// _ WItESJuly 19T.23LING:at(BoysMri_9nC011ege.-18)_g. I:6 at i head. chain of evidence, equipment is repaired, re-in- - STEVEMIX OANe.AeLE AdrianCollege.FeaturinzDan: Gable. On completion of/he course, 6. To develop basic ekiUs spected and approved by the sttt for,,,_d O,_m_Wrmtlo_ After producing her opera- he received a certificate at- for testifying in court regard- Police agency issuing the Philadelpti#.7_rs Champ_o_ Jt_g_lStlltrF_..,Lk_)t(l_ [Jt[l_llteltt.
stern tration, Mrs. Vercruysse was giving testimo.ny in court peat during detection and ap- This ordinance would cover lel_ .at k_xhur,/,pe,t,tion_: Coil e ge_ _o_[_es taksheen watos itssheuedstatiaonviowlationhere agadruinnkstdrmivointorg,ists acc_ed of pfielrehdentests.sion, plus arrest and [ stervicehe city'scostsadminviniolstrvedationin suchand ' [] _sketMt;(bo_t)(2 _ym_agies(Sids] ticket for careless driving. P SO Kenyon attended PSO Hamilton took a basic [ an inspection, he added. [ _ _*,_ltetlmll (|lilt) _ Wtest!Mi Nothe_ ! da,es Michigan tSheor's waslicensenot reqanuid redcar toregiposts, tesciassesting tfhatrom heApril's qual2-9ified. in icouns rseobsonervathetionsubjectof theaboutsus-t violation._ ,_,'d_k i_ |[_,ilwsuk.Nsstm_J_:.WlS3_'03.{414}27M_735N.t,lltFtHiRh$tree,.alo6.t _09.lTim_'18Csm#"s, appear in The Shores Munic- T_RRYTURLOWNANCYWALSH was _among one of eight po- ano btate ceMncates, fie S(standing still today is those stu F_ w_'s ipal Court Wednesday, May licemen who attended a qualified to give instructions Iwho insist on tmvine as they diekle,,St,t, U,_. t_U e_ch
There was extensive dam. State University from Mare& mental colleagues .and to[ .... ' " ...... _ -
: _--:SJ_='_'''tsl_--" _V agrighte torethear roight_ thefrontauto,anwhidthceh 2gcanoed-&l_il cour9. sHee intoAolkcohoan| aIn-d- otheHer opointedfficers inoutthe acthatea. an had to b_ towed away toa formation Training. average of 55,0OOpersons are AIR ¢OND_I_N/G " (_"_d _[v_rse ]_Jr, _ service station. On completion -of the killed on the nation's high- ' Traverse City ___. sFcehdooeral_i=g,andhe receMicihvediganbothcara- bar,ways each50.60 year.perceOnftthisofnum-the QUIETUNI ® SPECIAL ]] tffieate, certifying him as a deaths.are caused by drunk COMMERCXAIJ • INDUSTRIAh • RESIDENTIAI.t •g_-,_7-_: _---___11 Spring Riding specialist in the detection drivers. _'-Hereis the newest, most_k_/l__ll Lessons _Jated and apprehension at driver* "I am very happy to see ]_al_-OTI_ICAL • HE_'rING • AIR CONDITIONIN_ ; beautiful tennis camp in the _.__.,/ who drink, regardless of the the bfficers of The Shores ' entire midwest. Ray, fu!l-tlme d!-._ ' level of alcohol consumed. keepDeparuptmentwith,of Public Safetypart • Awiringad_ for¢_r:rua_nget, & • Factor,s_ore lightin],officeg & • Eletion&_t_'onirepair¢ Irmtalla- .: . rector-in'residence wo_ twice AtI-Ameri- Flat or jump riding lessons The course wassponsored in, this and other & dryer outlets • lndustrialltghting • Rewtring_Rernode|- _'I con at University of Michigan and _ product of the will be offered through the by the Michigan Highway programs," said Dire " ' War Memoria[ Center on ,I_rafficSafety .Centerat thel Vitale.. • Electric Heating & P.ower ins world famous Hoxie school o_ tennis. Mondays-Tuesdays, May 3.4 University, in conjunction • Fire Alarrn Systems • Floodlighting • Sevur/tyLlqhttng Choose from 2 or 3 week summer sessions for through June 7-8. with the Michigan Law .En- boys and girls ]0 to 17 years old. . A private bus will pick up foreement Officers Training • New Construction @ Repai_ ;
and6efidesupes arvisedminimumplayfivedailyhou, therers ¢,'istennissailing,instructswimmiionng, Lakeshstudenortse atroatd,he afCterenter,schoo32l vCoutdedncil.byThe,thetuitionU.S. wasDeppro-axt- GARBAGE F_EE ESTIMATES " OO4- TERMS (' water skiing and,, other sports on the shores of tander Htakeills theridinmgtostchool.he Roches.Stu- mentthe Natio[onTransal H_ioghwa_atioy n Traandb GRtNDBR? EAST SIDE, GROSSE POINTE, AND SUBURBS
POUR ONEGraWEEKnd TraADULTverse BoSESSIy. ONS TO CHOOSE FRoM.beaduIHentSumal pte.m.Wil8ly ret[urn at appr0xi, fiamoeSafnetypg onlso y 39 officerosof0. Metro Mechanical s:'on'trac'-r:tu" roFaytmoreSeninkowskiformationwr/_'o_ Ill addition to riding, stu- law enforcement agencies 15005 CHARLEVOIX GROSSE POINTE PARK 255HamiltonCou_ dentswilllearnstableman- throughout the State who Gros_e Pointe Farms,Michigan48236 agement and grooming, have graduated from this "SEUJNG YOUR HOME "IN GROSSE POINT[? LEt US HELP YOU
weeks of flat lessons and $48 was 94.4. __L__kiP_ jump strict training has ,.9070 DAVe PARKER WM. ($tON[Y).HARO|R • for lessons, , tauTghthe Xhe officer t0 detect ,s=o_ x.o_tv_t • vA ,
or phone 313.A86-6144 The fees are _4Z for six course. Hois _g.rade average OBTAIN YOUR CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY." Xennis Camp wh,a_eelt.o_co_m.p_leteonthe_,_fa.0mil_y gto,oide_ontifya,_subotle_=clu,0e_s ,to,.de._d. circle. Sect behaviors of drivers with low levelsof alcohol , t _mm_,_
The land ofpromise can be found in any dem0cratie ha- Lion* Just prior to election time. _ Standard Oil Division Amoco Oil Company
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: ili THE40's, 50% 60's, ANDTHE70's can be hardened before ..':::::: the blood pressure is af- :::: feetcd, bul eventually the
terol reduces the arler/es to small, inadequate chan- nels. Since Ihe amount of blood in Ihe system re- mains the same. the strain :::: on Ihe heart increases, each i_i Isn't it lime that we all .:.: re-eva|unseal our diets? Size A78-13 Size AR78-13 :':".'.: ' Make sure vou'r diel is Plus 1.76 F.E.T. each Plus 1.93 F.E.T. each
.'.:':'2 J[NNIFER adeq.ate bv adding vitao i:i: mins and other food sup- :::: plements from Ihe fine :::: selection at THE PARK ::": PItARMACY, 15324 E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe OPr_es rosy vary from dealer Io dealer. 8._ ::i:i Now on P_rk. We [ealHre t_ fUl| ¢.a.r)cesmayv.P/fromde.ler,odea'er e_n
display DYNASTY aids along wilh our pro- fessiona[ pre._cription de- CRANBERRY for RED partmenl. When you bring ii line of health and beauly •:.: immediate PIIARMA(,Y, you are as- iii! sured of prompt, person- ,'..: i:i: guard in filling your pre- :::: _rlplions. we keep a com-
mainlain family preserip- e_'_ if!i! lion records for your con- " i!ii venienee in ohtaining N et a F s- i:!; proper credit a! tax lime. are open daily from9A.M. _d[_[_ in and see how many Bonanza Coupons you ran get. until q P.M., and Sun- i i C0i duna,sli[C,ea8llfusrao|P.mM8IO2.,2-2A.M.w5eek(,n80. ud_nlil meLo_k Tfchor the Coulandise_on Bonanza as,cdgn St psAtlasrticlpatlng servicdeandslers eS.rAmoco product_ an_ c,-s CADILLAC ,3 P.M. @Sale 134"ice-.Actual ssle price byiparticip.. _ l"r_rraemar<_magAMOCAkTCASrJ R_eego. .uUS.S. Pat.Pat. OOff.ff..,AtAmoflaScoPSu_d ,"CCo_oa mpanyoy II MILE RD. EAST OF VAN DYKE ._:,.P.,L.,,w: ati_g desler rt_y vnr_ from _ler to c_aler. i_u i
iii 757 m 0 7 6 7 5 3 6-6260 .ure..,.in ,your..,sur,.ehou..esthea,i.iso.evwell,oery...... ,. Offer ends 5/31/76. J _t_ J C_r_e it with your Star_larcl, Torch Club .-%,.,...... _._.`._....:':.:.:.;.;.:_;_;_;.;.;.;.;_;.:.__;_;.:_;_:.:_..:.:.:.:_;.:_:_:._.:.;.:.__:.:.:_:_:.:_:_:|ighled. .:.:_:_:.;.:-._:_:.:.__:.:_;.:.:_:.:' :...... :...:...:.:.:....:.:.:......
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'-, ., : r,-m.,,_ Phil} T, \l,,rr), h_, R_,hm,md _,,'\ 2 z,2(",l Flavo£ A way to pack {_'...... Philip Mo'...... rrl, lr_l"_19?,'...... _ '"'...... '"'"'""'"" tobacco with extra flavor _:'_,:'0.,m_.0,00,0,,,.,_,_,,,,,,_,,,_0_. without the usual corre- Warn,ng: The Surge0n 6eneral Has Delerm,_ed spon ding increase' in tar. ___,_,o_,,,_<,,o_ Thal C)garelleSmok,ngIs DangerousloYour Heallh _v rr r .... _ ......
Thur_ay,Apri122, 1976 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen . SHS Suffers GP Police Softball Team Pointers Aid
FourBy LisaLossesRo_mell Begins Play on April 25 In OhioLoss BELLEISLE South High SehooPs base- By Mark Brecht better things this year. They Michigan's top competi.
binacludingll teampltawoyedfouin leaguergames, cam- I soRTbalhe l Groteam,sse Poi(FOnteP PoLoldicege wifromll loselast onyelar'y s onesquadplayeasr stireeveral swiPmmointeerrs.,% competedincluding AWNINGuu°n ,, -_byPatUlatowski petition, during the week end. 102), began workouts for Ted Hans, (Woods), has hung against an All-State Ohio " .... ' ...... ing Sunday, April 18. South,, its 1976 season this month, up his spikes. The nucleus of team on Saturday, April 10, PractiThecally vineallyardthe iswothrke odemandbject sof aconsskilledtant atteandntiodell-n, nowin losingstandsall2.4fouover ralcontel sandts, i TheAprilsea25,son atopener9 a.m.ais .Sunday,gainst intact,last year's team will remain atty. ClevehMichigannd wonState theUn/eventversb C_[_S "Vin yl • k{rilans Da{r0n
arecute atouch,Ioareaespecially,accordingpruIonintheg. sTheizeandmethodways ofvarygrowingfrom 0-2Onin TEMu Le splay.d a y, April14, l methentRos. Gevrosseille PoiPolicenteDiepart-scorn-bl_Thee-chipteampewillr_asreturnJohn su'rre.ch 728-589Swim.ming in (he 10 cD£¢ £KYi-= A11"1_¢_ the vines, There are also two basic methods of pruning South met East Detroit in l ink off its best season ever villian, (Shores), who led the under boys age group, Jack Ihe grape vine. Dry pruning lakes place during the a league game and lost 3.2.' as the club compiled a .8001 team in hits, doubles and Nelson took a fourth place in South tallied three hits while winni_;g percentage last year., batting average; Archie the 100 butterfly with a time dormanl season, to encourage the growth of the plant East Detroit picked up six. The police team won its' Grieve, (Shores), who led the of 1:15:908. In girls 11 and and the bearing of the fruit. Green pruning invoh.es Bob Glass was charged division title in the Metro team in homer_ and runs 12, Sara Brieden took third $erHNI 6rolsll Pt[lllll $h1¢II |_31 pinching out unwanled shoots and buds, thinning out with the loss for the Devils. Police League, were plaY-I batted in, Mike Kortas, place in the 200 free with a leaves and clipping branches. Plowing and hoeing Although he showed good off champions in the G-fosse (Park), the team's pitcher 2:09:389 and swam on a first 774-1010 St.22704Clair SpShoresrper musl also be done winter and summer _ and all Ihis control, he gave up six hits Points City League and, in who hurled every game in place 200 free rehy team. to make the wines we love. before being relieved by John the National FOP Tourna- 1975 and compiled the 36 Todd IAndheim, 13, placed Beebe in the fourth. Beebe ment held in Dayton, O., the wins; and the dynamic key- fourth in the 500 free event And at PARKIE'S PARTY SI{OPPE, 17255 Mack, kept East Detroit hitless for Pointers finished eighth in a I stone combination of Mike with a 5:16.936 .showing. tlis corner of St. Clair, 885-0626 you'll find a full seine- the remainder of the game. field o! 50 police teams from, Van DeGinste, (Woods), and brother, Toby, 15, was an- lion of the wines you love, and if you have a prefer- Bob Gough got the game's all-over the country. At sea-I Pat DeVine, (Woods), who lected for the team but could _ TRAP& SKI=ET specia| order and stock for yo)u. Open: IO-IO Men.- drive in Charlie Murphy from an overall record of 3tLg. to the offense, _olidffJed the Thurs,_ lO-! ] Fri., Sat.; noon-lO Sun. second. Tony Ab r a_ha m The Pointers look to even outstanding defense. Tom Shook, 14, placed doubled and Rick Baker At the same tim e, the fifth in the 100.yard breast- _GuIts Pointers also can look to the stroke with a 1:07:920. Fran- Too low _r too IIhrlighNE temperalIP'ISDOuM:res for storing wine singlThoedughforSoSouthuthw.as defeated, Tennis Tourney addlUon of two promising ces Shook, 13, swimming in eAccessories ence for a wine we do not have, we'll be happy to only RBI when he singled to son's end the team compiled rookies,besides adJackding aH laotrowof puo nchd, tnhoet attend.girls 100-yard breast- ,_ SEASON IS HERE can ki,ll ,he .alur_, yeasts und s:op ferrnenlal/on, defens])evi]ivetShpeiays.madepaulSOmeGeSeesnterfine36 Teams SPRINGHOU(EXTERISOeR)CleANING_ ;doublAthbrrowahametopltahatirdy.thfirdor ahandledn out ands teaandAnmsewprofessihahviegonheanoflte36dredoamateu b thiI ure ss aProieTnhtee.newteamofficerwills betofurthTeher sfindoor'romon. 'C""'"_o_*_o,,,o'" ...n .McDanielGunShop= Power Wash Aluminum and Srickto _ forAssmaessnce,ingDevihislcoteaachm'sGeoperrge- yDeaoubr'slesMichiganChampiInonsdoorhipMixedTour= sWatreynngteheBanedum,by(Wotheods),returnwhoof I Francesalsowas secondin Oi_mm.n,luetcWqKl_y.Tku,=nd_.Fddoy,Sat.99=a,m..m.t=ea6| pp.m.m.. look like new, _ asDuditcwehll sasaid, we"Wecoudidldn'thavehit danamenty-Sundaslya, tedApri_.forl 2tWednes--25, at Davedid not Teolis,play last(Cityyea), r, wanhdo 2:2the0:197200, IM with a time of 15102 KERCHEVAL ,m: Aluminut,m.,,$Q,,doow,., rs,w,,,,,u_=._-j$cr_,eensr,grhk,,..°nd.v,,6: _, jwind°ws !, uswith. Yesixt westrikep_,..-ol_ut,'ewesd_agai_.. annsdt accorthe Grosding setoPopuintsblicityHunt chair,Club, iminjussry.ed last year with a back 1975.7This6 meswJmet mc|_losedg ,seasouo_t ftorhe VA 1-8200 Remove Paint rundown from brick. _ tperwohapdesbatabwe lelostcallsbecauagainstse of ma"nBecauseBob Roofdgtheers. large num. carryFlayear-coaclargerh contingentTreviltian thiswill indoor competition. PRESSURECLEANERS! INC, us."On Thursday,April16,the ber woeflentriecomes,totheseeputhblice quahwill seasocreasen dtoschcopeedulweaiths weanlliasn. • 1192-5989 " --- Devia totalls playeof 10d poorly,errors maagainstking fleveningsying matchesof dWednesdayuring the playethe risnevitablemissing injugamesries dauend _ Beebe started for South and charge," said Mr. Rodgers_ The success of the team a was charged with the loss. The initial field of 36 couples _year ago was premised upon Porch Enclosures third. Both,e..p.ietch. ersoo.showed. teams for the final draw for lense which averaged overo, 'SCREEN, AWNING, WINDOW, o_ the opponent's nine runs round. With last year's accom- V good control, and only three the weekend championship 10 runs per game. • SLIDING (_L_5$ O_)ORS were earned. Top seeds, as announced by plishments to bolster theirJ Devils drop a double-header L. Muir, include Brian Mar- work and a renewal of put- to Lakeview. So u t h com. cus and Pointer Kathy Z_'iek. pose, the Pointers should be yaur feet on rainy days . . . where the schoo/-._gers can do mitted three errors in losing stein, the de_ending chain, as strong as ever in the cam- their whooping on holidays . . , where the teens can take the firstgame 5-3.Baker peons; Rudy Hernando and ink season, theirfriendsand theirblaringtransistersets. . . and where ["_ S_EB ' "S_ "" I Saturday, April I8, sawthe tournament director Robert confidence, and with hard a comfortab,e spcat where the tots _an be out from under _._ was the startingpitcherand Trish Faulkner,lastyear's On Sunday the Pointers the whole family can enjoy informal,happy times together. l_ _1 _ _ " 1_ ''_)1_ hreadlieveda 2"b0YleadDoubgetS°rek 1beinpp g_Mrupa'rnyers'McLeanup;Mar,k Michigan'sC°ntiand atwJlRosevilfaeelle'sR°sevilMemorialle't9"Parkm" A CAREFREE FAMILY ROOM! Skipp, later relieved by outdoors doubles champions; #2 located on Barkman and The way to get it . . . with the least fuss . . . is to call Beebe,was chargedwiththe Bob Maramba and Sue Re- Chestnut,(Barkrnan is the CUSTOMCRAFT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY They'llhelp loss. pogle,of illinois;Petervan firsttrafficsignalwest of In the second game, South Lingen and Pare Hart, of Gratiot off of 11 Mile road), you with the planning . . . they'll give you an honest price, committed five errors and Kentucky; Roger Converse At 1o:15a.m, on the same skilledworkmanship and . . . a fun room you'llbe proud of. tour Devil h u r Ie r s were and RoyleeBailey,of Illinois;field,the clubwillphy Ha. needed before the 9.5 game Jan Hakdine and Pointer comb County Probate Court If your home has shortcomings, don't go through the chaos was finished, Kris Fulgenzi; and Jerry in the second half of its of moving, instead,discuss_yourneeds with CUSTOMCRAFT, and Kathy Karzen, of In- weekly double-header, the remodeling experts who do everything. , . from idea to e Single Parents diana. 1_Theweeseasoks ofndouwillbleconsist-headersof move:in . . . on any home improvement, inside or outside. DA_)! To Meet Friday petingThpleaye$1,5rSfo0r0will_beprc°mz '•] every Sunday morning. For a_ appointment, without obligation, call today. Financing FU N O111' The Gross; Pointe Championship begins _-- " (PWP), meets Friday, chapteAprilr finals scheduled for 3:30 p.m. • HE'LL at Parents Without Partners, a.m. MINI MAC, Zo Bo_,_ntham,7:30ap.m.researchert:0/lear oJerryn the Sunday. The M i e....h ] g a n Humane subject o_ health, speak on Society is distributing "Safety •.:: the nutriUonal approach to with Dogs" leaflets and con. cuseontomch,uo,,o. happiness, ducUng obedience training The session will be held at classes for new owners in BUILDING & REMODELINGCONTRACTORS@ RESIDENTIAl.K COMM_CIAL the War Memorial, 32 Lake- anticipation of increased dog and eligible guests are in- road, recently produced and spring. rated, directed a film _or the Ford The lea/lets, which may be Following the meeting, an Tractor Operation which obtained by calling 872-3400, 18332MACK AVE.-- 6ROSSE POINT[ 48236 fordancing and socializing,in the ninthannual Interna-ely,7401Chryslerdrive,De. CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY shoreroad, ' andaUxnembers tionalAwards Competitionof!trversuoll482s pe11,opidepsrcrioblebmsthIsedthepo. 881 1024 tenUal dangers at dog hun. CHAINWI_AKE WORKING Mo'rRER8 the U.S. Industrial Film dling a_d the precautions to Serving This Area Since 1956 • Stops moving chain in milliseconds to The labor force pa.rtlcipa- Festival. reducethe hazardfrom k_ckback.Stan- _on rate of mothers in the TLfled "The New Leader_ beT takenh e obwithedienscetrays,training dard safetyfeature,only on McCutloch. Uafteniterglowd Stateswill phasrovideincreamusicsedThewon Foa rdGo&_ld 0Came," therafilAwarmwasd l cla°r w'rsitisnges,whithechHumwillanebe Soot.con- s Superlightweightandpowerful, dramatically over the years, featured in Regional Ford ducted Saturday mornings all women with children shows for a new tractor line wi|l deal with the fuadamen- worked but, by lg74, that including the 550 Flatdeck tals of "come," "beer' and cent, according to the U.S. "sit." Me figure had risen to 46 per- Tractor.Loader-Backhoe. I)epa.rtmeIn 1940 ontly ofniLneabopercentr. of TracEactoh_r dealer introdumctioadne' reforForgistonerationfurtherhour forstartinintormattthisg Mayoeign hot.8,n more tolerable by seeking all! week course, which costs a in accessories Iv)de. ety's central shelter. Fora limitedtime - Dandelions?: ONI..Y Weed&Feed inoneeasystep! gas or elec_'r_c=_"_eque "_ "" ""® wTwoays:-WaykillsGreenchickweed,Powerdandelions_ works andtwo Now, get $50 in accessories for only most broadleaf weeds while it feeds $15 with the purchase of any full-size Charmglow barbeque.' This special for a quick, thick green. And its con- offer includes Charmglow's most tro_led-release30-4-4 formula keeps popu/ar.., and most useful acces- on feeding for weeks and weeks. sof__._ri_ MOTOR-!or roasts, ham, $ NOW priced below last year! J __'_._ _mD, CP._Cken, lurkey _"_ ALL-PURPOSE 5.000 sq, fl. size - - " -. - ROTISSERIE BASKET.- Need more? 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I J II I PageFourteen G R O S S E PO I N T E N E W S TEursday,A.p.ril22, 1976!_ Contributors to Grosse Pointe 1Phr Memorial Campaign i -ii i 'd __K 19t 1976 HA RCH 23, 1976 CON?°D I_RCH 25r 1976 CO_T'D _H 29 r 1996 CONT'D ', }tr. W. A. Blinn Bulh_w, Ptrs. Charles T. Plsher, J}:, b_r, & Hrs. Hot, an J. Rice, Mr. & Hrs. J. II, R£akel, I_rs. _ Mrs. Jas. B. Lewis, Hr. & Mrs, PhLlip..Lock_art/ PZ. & I_. & Mrs. F. J. Schumann, _s. Carl SchweAkar_:, Dr, & 'd Gro||e -Pointe womens Club, Hrs. P,hea Brown Katherine Bauer, tits. Florence Riley, I_. & Mrs. PhAlip Hrs. Mark A. Lo_sh, Miss Xrene _own, _r. & Mrs. P_Blnald HrS, Harry Sellers, Miss M. Jean Belle, Mr. & Mrs. Cec£1 R. . '4_ Robson, Dr. r Mrs. JOhn A. Rose, Ztlss 00an K. Rossi, Dr. t_ac_thur, Miss Laura Hackeben, Mrs. C. R. Mmckinnon, Sev_ions, Dr. Alfred E. Ssyler, Hrs. B. A. Seymour, Nr. & '4 M_s, R, R. Royer, Mr, & Mrs, Paul H, StAz'mour, _tr, & Mr. & Krs. N. H4ncini, Mrso Richard H, H_Kean, Mr, & flrs, f_s, R. S. Sharkey, Dr, &Hrs. Thos. Shope, Dr. & Mrs. ., KARCH 22_ 1976 Mrs. Ervln Sattelmeler, Hr. 3ohn G. Schafer, Dr, & Mrs. Dc:.ald E. McKni_ht, Mrs. Wilfred McLaughlin, Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Skaff, Dr. E. S. Smyd, Ms. Gladys A. Solomon, ', ..... ROSS ¥. Scharfenb_, }_s. Rudolph Scher_, t_r. & Mrs. Win. John F. McNamara, _4rs. W. _. Mi_chener, Nr. & Mrs, Frederick Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Starves, Hr. _ Mrs. Ja_. C. Strelcher, i" Schneider, Mr. s Mrs. Edw. C. Schollenberger, M.r. John C. P.P.urph¥_ Mr. Jas. H. /4urphy, Mrs. Sidney T. M_ller, Mrs. Frederick B, Sturm, Mrs. Jas. Surbrook, Dr. & Mrs. ." _r. & Mrs. R. H. A_ber_, Mrs. Wendell W. Anderson Schone, Mr. & Mrs. Ro _. S=hrag_, Mr. & t_rs. R. A. 8chra@e, Hr. & Hrs. George Nicholson, IIl, Edmond T. Neeme, G. A. Tateli$, Mr. & |_rs0 Frank Taugner, Mr. & Mrs. Harry: ,o Hr. & Mrs. Ted W. Anqo%t, [Ir. & Mrs. L Verne Ansel Jr., Mr. & Mrs. A. H. Schrash_n, Mrs. J. F_w. Sohutte, Dr, & W. Thelsen, Hrs. Chgs. D. Todd, MIS. Win. E. Topping, 21r. & . Mr. & Hrs. Robert E. AshDury, Mr. & Mrs. Herman I[, Mrs. G. P. Scratch, Mrs. Gertrude S. Searles, Mr. & Mrs. R. .Mrs. Paul Cram, _'_r.& _rs. W. F. Parker, Hr. & _[rs. J. P, Auth, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bachle, _. & Mrs. R.W. Shannon, _rs. N. D. Shapero, }4rs. Ray L. Shepard, fir. & Mrs. PattOn, M/. &'Hrs. N. L. Payet_e, tit. & Mrs. Peters Mrs. Jas. D. Tracy, _r. & _'_s, Frank J. Unti, Rrs. Elmer C. _. BachRa_, Dr. & Nrs. 1_alter _aer, Mr. S_uarZ G. 8, _. Sc_erer, Mr. & Mrs. W_. Sherman, Jas_s Shlelds, Mx. & Oppermann, Mr. John W. Paynter, Dr. & Mrs. John Pendy, VaF.n W.TleVym,se,HissDr. LoisC. S.Verner,Waggoner,Or. Mr& .Mrs.& /4rV._, J.GeoVronbge erg,F. |'laltz, ,: Ealt|, Mr, & _rs. Gerald D. Baker, t_'. & Mrs. Bur_ Mx$. W_. Shoemaker, Hr. & Mrs. John Shorter, Mr. 5tan%ey Sidor, Hr. E Hzs. Cass Piotrowski, It,as Ester Porter, _,_c. & Ballard, Mr. $ Hrs. Gero_e Banger_, [_o & Mrs. Dwight M_s. Ken" 5illoway, Mr. & P_s. James S_mpson, ?.i_. & Mrs. Ray Nrs. Roland Postel, _rs. Ernest W. Rapalee, George J. Richard H. Walworth, /_rs, R. M. Waterman, _Lr$. Jas. Watkins, i' P, Black, Mr. & Hrs. James E. Blackburn, Jr., _. & S£tzma_ s F_. i MZ_. _. N. Ske_1_e, Hrs, A. J. Sk/ff/ng_o_, R,pp, Mr. & Mrs. Clyde L. Reed, Mr, & Mrs, Joh_ D, Mr, & Mrs. Cecil C. Watson, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. J. Wa_qaman, Mrs. Leland Bla_, ._'_, & Hrs. S. Bologna, _r. & Mrs. Mrs. H_Id A. Sleeper, Hrs. M. Gibbs S1oan, Mr. & M_B. Donald Re£ndel, Pran H. Renaud, :Ira. Alfred R. Reuther, _[rs, Dr. & Mra. John F. Welk_ar, Mr. & Mrs.,Fred C, We_t, Mrs, , Eyere_t Bz_n_er, Dr, & llrs. William J. BriBgs, Mr. R. $_:,hs Mr. & HRs. Dou01as Smith, Mr. & Hrs. E, K. Smiths David H. _ichards, l_s. Rudolph Richter, Hrs, Paul W. O. B. Westbrook, Mr. & _s. H. Wa'Iter Hesiman, MiS_ D_rotha " & Hrs. Jmm A. Brooks, Mr. & .Mrs. Hilber H. Brucker, Mr. & _ts. Tom G. Smith, Mr. & _rs. Robt. M. Snyder, Hrs. Sage, _4r, & Mrs. Jack Schmld, Hr, & Mrs. M. Schneider, H. White, Mrs. Frank L. Williams, Mr. & Hrs, Roger L. Jr., Mrs0 Ki_b&ll Buck_inster, Hrs. D_uglas Campbell, Jo_.. W. Spark_, P_. & Mrs. E. C. Splewak, Dr. & Mrs. Hugh Mr. & Hrs. John C. Schubeck, _. & Mrs. W. J. Schultz, Wil_iams, Jr., Mr. & Mrs, Walter A. Wilson, Mr. s _rs. Mr. _ Mrs. Cal_ A.Caess_an, _r. & )'_S. Raiph Cau_klns StaLker, Mr. & _. R/chard T. Stebb_ns, Mr. & Mrs. _rk C. Mr. & Mrs. H. J. Schumache:, Mz_. Jo_n F. Seward, Win. W. Wit,, Hr. & _rs. Fred Wolf, Dr. & Mrs. Stev_n M. " " _r. Daniel Clancy, Mi|8 H. 3. C_ark, ILr. & Mrs. Thos. " Stevens, Dr. Edwar_ R. Sto1£ker, Mr. _ Mrs. John H. Birch, Robert G. Seward, Dr. & Hrs. Win. Sharer, Mr. & Mrs. Wolf, Mr. & }£rs. El1_s C, Wood, Clifford G. Wri_ley, M. Clark, Mr. & Mrs. Fzank Collier, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Mrs. W_, Stuck, Mrs. John Sulllvan, Mr. & Mrs. T. P. su111van, Dav/d Sherwood, Miss G1adys B. Bibles, 14_s. Robt. P. Mr, & Mrs. S. H. Yerge, Mr. & MIs. G. H. Zimmerman_ _r. B. D_¢ker, )tr. & Mrs. N. M. Oesante, Mr. Edwin P. D_etz Miss E1sl@ Sus_ck, Hr. & Mrs. Ha_colm J. 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Bourke, Mr. Vice.or Bre_denba0h, l_r. & Mrs. _*_rqaretba Katz, Francls C, Eennedy, Nr. & lira. H, Thos, Ro Born, Miss Evelyn A, Houle, l_Iss C1orinda A. Ifoule, Mr. & i_i Mr. & Mrs, Edward F. Lan_s, Mrs. Richard W. Larwi_, _r. R. Breunlng, 81as K. J, Brewste_, Me. & Mrs. Bro_ck, Xeppelman, l_Es. C. W_. Kerr, Miss Harianne Knapp, _tr. & Mrs, Rona_d HouSe, Mrs. Howard D. House, ||r. Joh_ W. Jansen, _i P&_yMm_nrs.d J&cC.k LeonLefoardbv,re, Hzs.Mrs. A.HelWienlliamE. LeLmkeescohier, Mr,, &DrH.rs.& M_rrs.o &RoMb,+rs. GC., CaP,rloCann,tlnFe,lr. Mr& ,tlrs,D_naJos.l_ A,W. CCaenskeytle,, MrMrs.. & L.MrNs.. DonXongald, Mr.H, Ko&chH,rs.Mr.W_It& erf+_rKs.0sErvlny, Dr.C. &KoMrs,lon, P.Dr._owa& lch.qr$uk, Mr., && NMrrss.. FredHaroldKaesBus,rtonMr,Jo_es,RussellMr. W.& KFa_rry,s. RobMtr.. _C. Mrs.Jones, Mrs. Kim Lie, Mr. & Mrs. AIfre_ E. Lindbloom, Mr. & Hrs. S.J. Chandler, Mr. & F.r$. Nelson Channell# Mr. & Hrs, Mr. & Mrs. J. Gordon Kroenert, Dr. & Hrs. L. A. K¢oha, Rob%. J. 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Peabody, J, C, Penny Co._ Mr. & Mrs, P. Potter i j E. E. Miohelson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mixich, Mr. & Mrs. E _eorqe Giclus, Mx. & Mrs. R. R. Oilbert, Mr. & Mrs. David Mrs. S. McFadden, Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy B. Mclnally, Dr. & Mr. & Hrs. Robt. B. Pu_ers, Mrs. Viola M. Price, Mr. & Mrs. . Ernest G. _o_ller, Mrs. John P. Molloy, Mr. & Mrs. John _" GillOlple, Mr. & Mrs. Robt. L. Gotfzed|on_ Mrs. Patri¢la Mrl. Ch&l, J, McKenna, Mr. & Mrs. Jos, J. Michalak, Raymond E. P_tnam Hr. & Mrs. Robt. T. 0usil, Mr. & Mrs. 9. Motte, Mr, 3oseph Munro, Dr. & llrs. Gordon M. l_ur_ay, Grosse Po£_te News, Dr. Edw. J. Gue_ther, Hrs. a.C. Mary LO_ Moss_er_ Hrs. Stanley N, f{ulrhead, Mr. &Hrs. Reynolds, II, Hr. Harry Richard, Mr. & Hrs. Dean Richardson,. Railer, Mrs. Wallace R, Hallss, Mr, & Mrs, Paul Ha_an, Adolph J, Muylaert, Mrs. C. Myl)., Mr. & Mrs. P, R. Hacey, Mr. & Mrs. Byron Roberts, Mr. George Sandzkl, Hr. & Hrs. li, ; i HMrsor.a., GIynort tr. a s tB.!lr$. HasCh,_ai. M1r5.. goJ_schker, N&vln,KZaus tl. & Ernestine GradyHr. ,& Mrt4r.|_ ,-RobeMrs.rt Robd. t.HansOon. , Grippl_e,r, & _Mlars.rold L. O.J. GroffHarw, ood, Mr.Dr. t&l Mr,Mrs.,. winJohn. J.[4,tlodrackNehr&, _LMr.rs. & EdHrsw.. WVa.ltMonaer haNn,es£er,'Yrs. ArtJ,hurSchafer,_au_enberMr.g, & MrsMr.. sArtl+hrs.ur PO.aul A. F.S_hmReeldd,t, HMr.r. && Hrs.Hrs. S, C, I ii MDro.n L.& MrNs.ixon,H. llMre.wbe&rg,llrsllr.. wm & J.l_rsNix. oTnhom, as_rs.NiheAnm,toinellr. Mrrs. W&m.Mrs,F. CB.arlSenHdaesselrBon,, Mr.Mr. & &Mrs_{rB, .RoEb.,.M. Ha_wekslxhaem_y, _erbert MDr,r. & MrMrss,. JWohilfren dG. tS;,eumanNol,tlnMg,r. M&r,Mrs&. Mrs,GeorgeJohnA. F,N[cCahot1e_ro,n,Jr., Fred G. Schrlever, Mr, & Mrs. Otti$ J. Schroeder, : Nuzlard, Mr. & M/S. Miles H. O'Drien, _Irs. Alohzo J L. Hobart, Mrs. Eugene Hoelzle, Mrl. Elmer F. Holke, Dr. Mr. & Mrs. John tl. 0ue_l_,tte_ HJ'. & llrs. Plerre PalmentJer, Mrs. Rob_. J. Sch_Itz_ Mrs. S. D. Schwezer, Hrs. Janet O'con,or, Hs El$1e f,T.O'LBar¥, r|r. & Hrs. R. ,. 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Warren, Hazriso, Watson, Aline & Mrs. Davi¢on Pierson, _Irs, G£15ert B. Pi_gree, Nrl. Harold Knubbe, Mr. &Hrs. Frlt'_ Kurrek, 14rs, Harcy C. _$rs. G. E. Salbert, Mr. & Mrs. George Savln, George W. Weblter, Mr. & Mrs. D&vld Wehmeyers Mr. & Hrs. R. L. Weinber_, Otto Pochert, Mr, & Hrs. A. I:. Pai|ch, Mr. W. C. _and|, Kurtz, 0r. & Mrs. J, I#. Landezs, Mr. & #1rl. Richard J, Lane, Scheele, Mr. Carl A. Scheuffler, Henry SchlOrff, Mrs. Mrs. Nell J. Whalen, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wi11Lams, Mrs. P. J. Jr,, Mr. & _/rs. Thoma| Ranki_.e, MR. & Mrs. Michael Raymon_ Mr. & I_'S. R. D. L_throp, Mr. & M_s. Frederick P. Lattln_ W_. G. Sc_m_de, Mr. & t4r$, John J, Scbonenberg, Jr,, Dr. & Wincklar, Mr. & Mrs. John P. Worcester, Hrs. Stalla Worra11_ Mr. & HZl, Francis J, P_h_, M_s. Jerome H.. Rem_ck, Jr., Mr, & Mrl. Jos. Lemke, Mr. & Mrs, A. I. LewLs, "Jr., Hr. MrS. Robt. R. Schopbach, Mr, & Mrs. Gerald C. Schroeder, Mr. & Mrs. R. D. Zarore, el/i,, ,: 4 t t Thursday,April 22, i976 G RO S S E P O I N T E N E W S Pigs Rf't_n F_EB FAEM_RS I proved fertilizers, are expect-I ilrl_ d_._,l_,.. _lot_,o [ For many years we heard laow we can see it on tote. F_min.g _. facing a con-_ ed to'continue, and the U.S. [ Three Paint__._ To Broadcast DSO Concerts "_"'_" _'a"'_" I,UUOon0=,r=Usets,= *=dlv_on. rne,_t"heSs...F.actor_ result. I mates the 198,5 farm work l Classes Slated A special,zo0,_-_;,.m_;u_=s ,.-i_+pn. Sin re ingtinumgm pasa_.eoceeuneune s,,n inclemudingp/oy-,]Deparforce tmwillentbe _Of, _Lpercentabor low-]esti., . announced by the Ford The concert tapes will be gingG up t_..--_- _---_------'- _" rapid mechanization and ira. _er than in 1972 Painting All Media classes Fouadat/on will help initiate made available free of charge The GnmYom, Det¢ott'_ su.tl - _ . - • J[ Y;. I atatewkle broadcast_ of De. to etatioB$, in. liwith Lorraine Chambers Me- participating lmrban Off-shoot of the faro.i| _]'_.e, _ JIA/f'a[fJ _J + - I Catty as instructOr will be troit Symphony Orchestra eluding WUOM, (91.7 in Ann ous Yale Whfffanpeofe, wlil[I "_'_,([- _ "-_"ew_r'_ d- /_ | concerts over Public Radio Arbor), WAUS, (90,9 in Be/'. appear in complimentary|| 31_..j _ _ _ .w ..i.,,=+. | Mr. & Mrs.FURNACEThomas R. Wood purohBLOWSlmedtheirUPhome tn G.P• Juneheld 15,on Tuesdays, April 27. stations _g!nning with the rien Springs), WKAR-FM, concert at the War Memodlll_n/ov anew d/re'hi exmw/enee ] Woods only to have furnace blow up three Weeks later. Intermediate students will' 1976-77 season, (80,5 in East Lansing), on Tuesday, April 27, as part|__ eut, iM...'_ra_ious... '| + The grant was made under WFBE, (98.1 in Flint), of the Center's lgTe Annual]_ll_I_ _w_:_. -. ¢_cklailJ q Disaster?? Not so - they were covered by Orom Polnte meet L,'om 9 a.m,-_ noon, the+Foundation's special fund WVGR, (104,1 in Grand Ra. Family Participation cam-|_i,/llkXqlmS_ .... J_-._, +.m a,n_t, narklu | andRealatlEcostO°etatelt"SMr.WSrrwaan_sltY'WoodwSanta$100.00+repa!reddech_-tlbht,IwhitemmedIateladvancYelld students will for Michigan, an annual ai- pids), WGGL, (91/L in p_ign. The concert begins atl[..___'=_ . _° I _ou're buying be sure to talk first to Grosse Pointe Real meet from 12:30.3:30 p.m. location fop phtlanthropie Houghton), .WIAA, (88.3 in B p.m. ]r_ ,_,v-r ---._ ...... I Estate Co+ because they are the only 0o, In Grosae Points There will be evening clas_es act/vities in the Foundation's lnterioehen), WMUK, (102•I Their roster incudes Point._|. -'q_v OPen Sun'davs 2 o.rn. - 10 o.m. |' _purchaomecanyouse•thpretaterit you with s One Year Warranty on any ginningfr°m7-10andP.m.forintermediatbe. ebostathteation,of origin and incorpor- in(90.1Kalamazoo)Marquett,ine),WNMR'anders William Y, Gard, director|l __ .. _.._.+,o_: I 882-0087 studen+. ,.o our knowledge this is WCMU-FM. (88.5 in Mount Charlesformeand PraA.reel]sWhiHRev./enpo_"°f'ul|J_m'+r., isenmlm. - w_rlm, roD. ,, ,m-_a j, Students may work in char- the first such venture in the Pleasant), Robert Woilard and Wllliaml---__ i Gll0SSEPOLITE• II_L ESTATEgO. watercolor.coal, pastel, Theoil,feeaerylifor eseight;,or kin,nation,executiv" sayse dMarshalirector lofTuthre- residentVirtuallywill everybe ableMtoichiganhear Dunn. Former Pointe high[_____._ s .... I three.hour, sessions is $45. DSO. "We are delighted that the delayed concert broad, school graduates DouR Kreig.]|/_fSlL3 |l_lff_ _ 1_1r _ll_l&Y I ! the Ford Foundation has ac- casts, er, phil Skiliman, woody/lmmY'- q,_illllL-O L lilll_lll_Jl_M ! "Who'sMrs, McCWhoartyinhi AmHsteericand in ingeeptetod assistour reinqutheest estforablifund.sh- for"Inouxadditionfirst regntolarlyprov_scihedid,ng areGlestgroupand Nmemormbers,Perrin als°]''t_"'vm'--''-,.m,lm__lA'__NUl_AI_ _ =.r=_.s_v-sn_-=r_'mm" --s--I prize in the 43rd annual show on Public Radio stations to Detroit listeners, this pro- are James Leese, Richard i_ ADVERTISEMENFORT Art." She recently won first ment of ,regular broadcasts tiled stereophonic broadcasts I From the northern suburbs[I I Tr_l_.4_lil_l.j ]lPil_ill,t_lk I LAKE FRONT andof thewasFliappointnt Insetdituteto thofe ACuLrts ithroughogen." ut the State of Mich. gceramrtgoewrsillandgivesymouphonyt,tare scupon.- BourlandezSharet, Genete anShed rRwood,on FrRed-e- aural Council of Oakland The Ford Foundation grant porters their first chance to cricks. The newest Grunyon Feaharing the very finest in Canfonese dish4s f_: PARK SITE RENOVATION county covers a three.year period hear air our maJo_concerts/' is James Hall. _ and Dinner=, plus exotic Cocktails. beginning with the current Mr. Turkin comments. In addition to the Grun- FrI,'& .¢_t., t.I o.m. to ! For The Camera Club _e,,e seuon. "We continue to receive yons, the Sharette family _o_..'rbun., ,, e.,.to 12 The first year _liows for requests for more Detroit ,wiilperform a cappellllselec- Sundoy 12 tO 12 CITY OF Meets April 27 _.corrdingc=,+eofand,tereopduplicationhonic re- SMichiganymphony coprogrmmuniamtiess i;n ohow-ther tions. COCgl'Att LOVN41t' ¢OtAPI_ Experts from the Grosse broadcasts, of traveling the state with a |_40 Haqmr 88141010' •rosse oi.te Wool)s Points Cam"era Club will shed '_+Remsin°+"'°'ing+"_"funds°_wi'_+n help fullever'symphonythef°rmldaborchestraleer"Pe=e'RubleHelps ,, "W_l,_,.A_,_,kl._. .,_O,*Z*,_, j some light on the "Hews and cover the cost of additioual keeps tour dates at a mini-iRacing Crew ...... _ .... :+ MICHIGAN whys of Portrait Lighting" salary payments to DSO mu- mum. With this thought in _ sieians for at least two sea- Tuesday, April 27/ mind, we conceived the state- Marietta CoLlege sopho-i . - - Sealed proposals for furnishing all labor, materi_l The meet/n,, _hich w;. sons of broadcasts, wide broadcast concept, m._ p_,,, _.M,. o¢ Eastll ...... ' and equipment at the old poured.in.place concrete take nlaee at _ n m in Station WDET-FM, (101.9 We definitely plan to con- J_ff_r_on avenue is curr.-t 1_ _ _ My), Detrotts Public Radio tmue our statewide out- r + sCwiityminiofngSt, rClair,o91in ShoresLake, forFronremt Parkoving loPitenalmtedsuchin the+as Browne"-ll School,...... 280 Chat. , + . . ly a member of the Marietta"'11 , _"_]I J_J_J) C_ .... I but not limited to reinforced concrete piers, concrete fonte• -venue musi_ ,_m• _- 'bystatwWaynen, owneStdateandUntveroperatfLy,ed coreachmmunityprooraconcertms s,mcmludm-resgz- r_e/no _r_w It.rim _ t_arn• _ _ Jd_ _]_l_'_Jd_ pool bottom, steel diving plafformiramework, pool esII,ted_s...... openin r,,_rtraitto anyonedisnlsvrater- Will air delayed broad ca' st_ dencies ...... and the annual Up ...... has two _nore ...... races this t overflow pump and appurtenances, main re-circula- teehnin-es •-.- r . +^.,. _'"e--, wn--r'-_vfor,+ v metr^"_li ", t_,-_- Peninsula ._='_m----,¢_ .u-_'- ' .year..,o,_oemre. en_ng os sue-I_I. _w,,.._w# _ ...w v -- r[ tion pumps and motors, fencing and spray pool ap- "" " • tan.area audiences and will sic Festival" _ess_,..se?son._ ..... I,I - _ ' r purtenances; also placement of items such as but _ be responsible ,for aH pro- Further. '_orma.on on i..?P e F+? g._'"_..*.=.°_._°._.__.___l_.^_+....N.t and ae'A------I _ but not limited to new dewatering plL'Dpand motor, Advertisement FOI' I ducflon and distribu tz"on of broadcast ._ehedu.,es will be ...... tuRn _enoo£ wa£ n_p me [' _K_=a.: re, . ,; concrete walk repair, storm sewers and appurtem g|Al_l_l_ Illl_g I the tapes to other Public Ra- announced this falll Ictoneers e.oml_te .m lae] ances, electrical work and filling, grading and -seed. "__-,_ "., -" -- ; I _ _, presugious _tm.amerzoa .qe- l _ ing the entire pool area will be. received by the City In=foliation of I .. _ . I gaits schedule for Saturday, t[ I I ..... I of Grease Point, Woods at the office of the City _r_lt-U_h_l J Pohce Accuse Drunk Dover ]_''. /I +..-',,_+,_+_a_,hi +? _+.'=m I III I bids will be publicly opened and read, No bid may Wayne Cut,, _m'-I B011 Cadillac, Detroit, who up alongside him, then ac-II II,,_lllU+_,+aim_l/I +%FA|_IYF _I'-_Y III...... L---'.___ I be withdrawn after scheduled closing time for at The V'flhtge o_ Grease I was driving along Lakeshore celerated to 80 m,p.h, Officer ]| _11 _ _.11.=_ _._ l) 1, _]_ _'_1_ _l ]l I _ _a^___ns a._t._a_ur ] least thirty days. P0inte Shol'es will receive I road at a very high rate o_ Molitor said he also wit-I| _[['Vl_ Ill _I.4d __' _ Ill _u_._ _erv)e.e:no ! Contract documents including plans may be examined sealed bids _or the instal- [ speed, narrowly missed hit. nessed Cailler's erratic driv-I .... |l I[-_-E_ldl/,I _1_:|11 . church _ l L I I t_g another car, reported ing at the office of the City Clerk 'or may be examined /at/on of e_e+ Ugh.I " . II • _d..t =,.S,dd_,I/I l._£111,1_l/I e:_.._:00 ,,m, J or procured at the office of the Engineers, after within the Vii/age ttntll I Shores polie.e. He was ar. Cailier was taken to The;l ..... " ...... " Ill '_="--- Itl ,,l_.._ r. _v w,,..,, l noon,..+,+Tuesday,o+.,Apo.+ril 20, 197+6. =+.o, 4'00PM. . .. Friday, April =rest...,,.ed and en--+arged=+with drlv.....Sh...... ores station and formallYll I+I.._..,-- III +':-+0_+_\_"+_ I documents and plans necessaryfor bidding. Entire Hall, 295 I.atke Sh&elLo+liquor, charges w.imoronl orwmg.il " r_mml, mu_.m. III.._-.A._-_;" _,-;,_.+,,, III Yr, ROy R, Huteheon,I deposit will be refunded to bidders only on rehn'n Roa¢1. at which time _dl II PSO Harry Hamilton wastHe +was+=ssa.od. = violation I l i IWI:IWMUR UtlUIRn Ill Boysa. yH. Cummlngs I atro e n m n ticket, after _emg taxen w of plans, to the office of the Engineers, in good bids-_vRlbe publicly open. I[ P ling ast o Ha Pto -- F "'" "o ]1 I_ l. attlf| Ca. Ill .__..._,_...,_ Ill condition within twenty (20) days. $5.00 will _ L _ and lead aloud.. [ Sunday, April 18, at 11:44l "tne a.rms .szauon t r a tl "' "' ...... I/I vmr,mrrrm/_,nrm, 11 refunded to non._tdders after return of contract The work w_! consist'of I I P.m., as he approachedl breathalyzer test, which hell 88S-aO40 Ill 1, _ _ =o_ IJ documents and plans in good condition to the office the furnishing of material It Lakeshore, he obaerve dl muea to pats. ' .... [[ F_ laformaUm aigkt e¢ I/I .u _.:_,,. I of the Engineers, within ten (10) days, Plans and and" insta|ltng streetlig]lts 1[ Cailler traveling south along I _ ..... ,...... +...... q l tta.V call 81_-+1_, _ It [_| _ _:l_nl_",l specifications will be mailed upon receipt of separate on ,Ford.croft _oad aml^o_ II the road at a fast pace. |It= u +_,=_. o,=N _, • ;11prayer m4rr_. I_1; ' _ ="_t_ L_| check in the amount of $S.00, perset, not refundable. Belle =esdem =ccord-iITheomcer+aveehue.ndll_;.l 3B,s,ltl.+ _L++, III 9:m=-_m_"+Foyor u"III;_.+._ \_k_l Bids may be rejeeted unless made on forms furnished ance withthe plansm_t tp=ced the motoristat VStt_,_s a_,_,,++ e_-4.,_. _ Ill Pare L. Reynol_ I;I _ _ I with contract, specifications available in, ] miles per hour. The road lslll ...... " .. - ._. II ' ...... "" A certified check, bid or cashiers eheek acceptable the Village Office. / zoued for a speed limit M _5/l__,_.n_er, a,P,/st !][ ,l_ThteuS _F_h_,r0_rmsn,[,1_ _'[ to the Owner 'in the amount of 5% of hid, made A certified eheek or saris- 1 m.p.h. As PSO Hamilton][| __nv u,,:-,?=,;+ v_== III ..... R_-_ -X_-_-- II| __'_-_" ' payable to the City Treasurer, must accompany each _actery Bid Bond payable [ trailed behind the speed•ing|l____ .%[_.'__. II ...... " ' II ok.im ll_W$l.....llWllkWl Ir proposal. The deposit of the successful .bidder shay to the Village of Grosse /car, still at 25 m.p.h., Cail-|V_ ...... yaw,, il __l . "..'__"m,_,_! , be forfeited if he fails to+exec_uie_the cdntraCt"an'd Poi_te Shores in an /ler's auto begsnpulling away|]__AN..D_.EX_ERCISE |]1__, IIO_ill__ _l_.h q: bonds within fourieen._.'14) days_after:award_/ amount cqt_ai'to five per:__ [at ahktcr' rate of'st_ed. +ii_/[_ltw_/ ._. ii =] [ _1', , _t'l_ __ ,_ The City _reaeryes the i_gh.t: t_ reject any or all bids, cent (5%)of the b/.d shal/. [, The officer+said _iiliet _wli 'I_l_O_ _|()Ir_ _ ' ' ',II l:v.uml_|n, iii+ _m. _!. waive informalities or accept, any bid it may deem b_ submlmwireca+,Idri+'-gm_othframela.es.I.' o,_-_, .._.,OO _ .+ O_,L, ;II I/I 9..+5' best. _I_esucc.,-_ brae, IIH.+."_.them.:n_.a+ohver..l+ m,, +o.o.,,. Ill murm Ill Wo,mtbS_r_c._1..00 Sehool Chnh,r E. Petersen wm be reqmr• ed to. t%r- I| to raise the right front win- _ Ite_l _t tth_kmm_l 0:4_: Sunday City Adminlstrator-Clerk ulsh sathlfaction penorm- dow. -While doing this. CaLl. - _._ _-mr___L-=._--_r_...J I ...... _et"ween_;_nt_'i_'" PATE, _ AND ROGUE, INC. ance and labor material let narrowly missed hitting _ Child" 17000 Twelve Mile Road bonds and the specified another vehicla, swerving his! Church Services Rev. Ron Kernohan Southfield, Michigan 48076 insurance requirements, car In time to avoid_ a .col- 8:30 _tad 11:00 a.m, April 13, 1976 The Village reserves the lision, CailLer was about six Sunday Chuxeh SchooL Evening Fomily Service .... _ rights to reject any or all Inches .away from a smash g:_0 a.m. 8:30 bids and to waive any Jr- up, PSO Hamilton said. "The Lonely Singles" regularities in bidding. In swerving, Calller's car ! _.l_K_tml_ , No bid may be with- hit the left curb and was drawn, after the schedul- forced to a stop at Whitcomb I 50,000 CITY OF ed closing time for re- road in The Farms, where RECOM- Jt ceivtng bids for at least the motorist made a fast turn MENDATION8 hmN _" - 30 days. be/o. turning off his motor, tlllhlrlll 0hUl_l _rmon,sv rose ._ lointe u...d _. Park officer Sloven MoU- CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE* The 21t _ Rm4 lChlerk'ody, Jr. fpulledor. driupvinbehindg his ow=Shoresear, dwl wry" G055 M"OzW1dlmt1Thomew KmdmvdHill" CHU+H a (Note: Following is the text of Ordinance No. 180 scout ear and informed PSO A• WNING COMPANY ,:Wor= s_hipd44lr1U1111:oo1S,.ervte=. u '9:1.5 Family 8W11o-23rsh6|ip and adopton Apriled by19,the197Cou6 toncilbecoofmthee effecCitytiveof Gimmediately.)rosse Points CITY OF "_ 259 m 3520 (N9:urle30 _ry,m, . SunbothdaySelwSchooliees) 11:15 WCher_orsldp*sehoorvil ce and ORDINANCE NO. 180 wed_sdayo:oo, p.,,. Mt,_,ter rosse loi.teWoos by. Gseqe+--i, Kmz' Perry""""A. Thomas ORDINA_CTOZ A_ _.C_ON 4.S MICHIGAH v..,. _ _ Sd,d_ OF THE UNIFORM TRAFFIC CODE FOR WE ARE DETROIT'S ...... ACDITIESOPTE,D TOWNSHIPSBY REFERENCANDE VILLAIN TIOTESLE ASX, CityNCOouTICEncil wilIS l bHEREBYe consideriGIVENng the fothatUowingthe OFLARGEST SUPPLIER =(_). /,"; Fiml0hur of+ $t, PauEl Vs CHDINAPATENCER CO12DE.8, SECTOF ITHONE 1C0ITY.1, OOFF THEGROSSEOR- pfrinoposal adoptied ordoinnanatce itfsormeetseciondng screaheddiulnedg afndor FLAGS_PENNANTS Ufido_afl di_ Luther¢_.._ 0hmhaL.n.n, POINTE. May 3, 1976.The proposed Ordinance is avail- "New Thought" Ws lnvit:%tc4u_tolaWorship able for public inspection at the Municipal Groum Points 'With Us Section1.Section10.4of the GrossePointeCity Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, between the ,ll_1_ MemorialCenter Worship 9:30& 11'.00 Code is amended to add the following: hours of 8:30 a.rn. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through " Cell 882-_27 9:30 Sunday School-- Sec. 4,6(e) amended to read: Friday. 40 a.m, & Zl a.m, serv/ces All Ages See.4.6(e) Steady Red Indication. Proposed Or_d|lton¢e Nursery PasBothtorsat Services AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE "Mter Easter--What?" Rev. Charles W. Sandreck (1) Vehicular traffic facing a steady red signal CONDUCT IN CITY OWNED PARKS. lln. |_ldl f_e, D,_. Rev. Kenneth R, Lent=, alone shall stop before entering the cross- TH.D. walk on the near side of the intersection or Chester E. Petersen 11=.[417 CHUCK MUER'S NEWEST DINING VALUE! before entering the intersection, and shall remain standing until a green indication is shown, except as provided in subsection (c) (_). CITY OF at a limit line when marked or, if none, then City Administrator-Clerk MIDWEEK l_I_ (2) VehlctheSu]arafteront°PpingneartsterafafietdYohesenideaftebref°reingin'aCterisngectionthereadcr°sswalkor_rOSi_gn[_a]l'_at _oi_tJ_ mO0_ ...... limit line when marked or, if none, then MICHIGAN EARLYBIRDtl Ill m c_,umm:-=I privileged to make s fight turn from a one- Propoged Ordinonce II 7:o0 o.m, E+.- S_rvices way or two.way street into a two-way street II _reg e_bl#$+udy or into a +one-way street carrying traffic in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the I| "The RetW' Sunday 10:30 A.M,p.M. tbehefordeirectienotenringof thetherightinteturn:rsectionor, a leftshallturnbe CRy Council will be considering the following DINNERS "--- w__,'+",+'"' from a one-wayor two.waystreet intoa one- proposed ordinance for second reading and Bc seatcd by 7:30 p.m. and enjoy ]II[ _op_o,,_,o_tor Su_lays,,_r 10m0A.M. way street carrying traffic in the direction final adoption at its meeting scheduled for a 20%discount on your food check. ,_'!! '|[ l.fa_tt care provided. of the left turn unless prohibited by sign, May 3, 1976. The proposed Ordinance is Tuesday thru Friday |_= signal, marking, light, or other traffic con- available for public inspection at the Munici- We've got Spring Fever and we're glad GROSSE POINTg trol device, The vehicular truffle shall yield ual Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, between the to share it with you [ WOODS Tke Grosse Pointo the right of way to pedestrians lawfully hours of 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Indoor VaJet Parking twitrufflehin laanwfuladjaly cusingent erothe_walinktersection,and to other Friday. _r8 Sb y[erian UN|TCHARURCH|A. I AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE V, for rescrvations: /)! ! Section2. This ordinanceshellbe effectiviera- CHAPTER 3, SECTION 5-3-8 OF THE _11_1_ (...htcPc_ l_lStIm414_iMamaee mediately. 1975 CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF 965-u+uu____ ll_ MACK AVg, al TORItlL'Y T. W. Kre|$boch COMMERCIAL VEHICLES AND _0:eewo,m_ s+rv_¢**,_ WorshipService1/:o0 CityManager.CityClerk REG ROGUSSELATE POINTESTORAGEWOODSTHEREOF. []()[C[ D()[}[CI}(,]r{[(]{[] ROAD"PurpleChurHecahrtkhOOlSo+ciety" Family service10:_0 TO DEFINE "Should We But]d_At_:_:..... _+,+._* Chester |, Pefersen 2 WASHINGTONBOULEVARD Judy Maghakian New County Jail1?'' PublishedG.P.N.4-22-76 CityAdministrator-Clerk DETROIT Assoe.EdinucNuationture and Rev. Fred S. CampeLl AMenlCAN EXPRESS HONORED ii 1 i I _1 I k_.- • + ' +'+* . • ' ' _ ' , _ : =-,i . i :' ..'.+,_:_,_+-._::_+:_'_+,' ..... U _: Paqe SM'een 6 R O S S E P O I N T E N E W S Thursday,Aprll 22, 1976 i?: • Grosse Pointe News Letters to the Editor What Goes On ROBERT B. EDGAR D/B/A Anteebo Publishers. " Wha,t _' NeW On, (: GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 (Editor'8 Note: 'rldj letter, am currently employed as al ,moosc,o. ..,, o, ...-, ,o ,,.or Your ".rar- .... FULLY PAID CIRCULATION the NEWS, was addressed to have been "teaching for the _ ":.- : "rH,HILL. 4t 4_ Dear Members of the Board: without' credentials that justi. By Arthur M. Woo(fiord Ii MemberMich. PressAssociationPhone TUand2National4g00 ]EditorialAssociation thIet Boardis withotgreatEducration).eluctance ?ylastourfourcrityearsicism.. We are not Cider of CeBtral Library By Pat B,ousseau Reinstitute grammar and Colorful laminated plastic and paper place ROBERT B. EDGAR ...... ED1TOR and PUBLISHER that I take the time from a WILLIAM ADAMO ...... ADVERTISING MANAGER] busy schedule to write usage" at the high school In celebration of my "cen-_ issue with a number of Theo- mats in different shapes and colors at Seasons JOANNE BURCAR ...... i...... ACCOUNTS sBoaensritived thatto atppeahe needrs tso hofe iti:s slevetrucl.tionReturinn thtoe pehonlementaryetic in. "teGnrrtiaossel" Pcoiolumnnte Newfos"r lathest. fewwildore Wldenyhite's thatjudginmeBRntsE, ACHbut of Paper, 115 Kercheval. ..: JANET MUELLER ...... FEATURE, SOCIETY EDITOR @ i ROGER A. WAHA ...... NEWS EDITOR ownIndcommuneed, tithy,e last electionmgraendtares. yInschistilthdabt eeveryableeleto- orweeatek, II0wnrootevelas.boTuthimys week,fay- oOnFe ofFAIhTiHsfihnee shtasboowks.ritten For Proms and Parties.... there'sa good JAME_ J. NJAIM ...... NEWS was not the firsttime that!quicklycompletebasicmath [orthefirstof what ishop_.( Here we have a fulland selectionof formals in many colors.Pleaseask TOM GREENWOOD ...... SPORTS, NEWS an apparentlyarrogantgroup problems. Interview appli-fully my second I00 col-balancedappraisalof Rich-, to be shown these prettiesat The Greenhouse, SUSAN McDONALD ...... EDUCATION, NEWS LILLIAN .HICKS ...... ADVERTISING bad decided to "lump to-.cantsinsteadof _irJngthose umns, here are the l0 non- ard Nixon's "fall."Out of, 117 Kercheva]. MARY LORIMER ...... ADVERTISING gether" requests that could best known to some person fiction books that I have most the _scenes of high drama--: • PAT ROUSSEAU ...... ADVERTISING only result in total failure, involved with the system, enjoyed reading and wzitin the firing of Archibald Cox, CHARLES DICKSON ...... ADVERTISING The recent election is evi- Keep accountable records, about since I began this col- impeachment, xesignation-- Rainbow Color... plastic JO MULHERIN ...... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING dence thai many of our rep- Return with.an election that umn. emerges a Nixon who over- dishes, bowls and salad plates DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY, CLASSIFIED ADV_.RTISING resentatives are totally out offers a choice, not a man. Heading my list is ALL" reached, overkilled and ul- from Heifer are on display BETTY BLOSSOM ...... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING of touch with the ¢onstitu- date. . THE PRESIDENT'S MEN by timately fled in panic, and in the window at The • SHIRLEY ARNOLD ..... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ency. Sincerely,. Carl Berr_stein and Bob Eve,Tone know_ that Hit- League Shop, 98 Kercheval. FRAN BACHA ...... CIRCULATION The materialcostand frus- Mrs. James D. Connolly,Woodward. Thisis an exhil-let had plans for the inva- P.S. Get in early for the best ...... trationof schedulingtwo (Meeky van Zanen,'49), aratingand candid account sionand occupationof Eng- pick of the picnic and boating elections seems never to Grosse Pointe Park by the two "Washington land. In his book IF BRI- NIIS Scores at Festival deter the Board from chars- * " * P°st" reporters who won TAIN _HAD FALLEN' N°r" paper gO°ds next seas°n" [_,__ ing ahead and doing what- To the Editor: Pulitzers for their role in manthor's Lonultigmmateate asksquethestlbn:au- @ North liigh School instrtl- formances earning first di-' ever it desires, regardless of We, in the community, can breaking open the Watergate "What if?" Mother's Day is May 9th . - - of letters of attempted per- The book is zeally a de- answer on known fact. see a beautiful selection o_ jew- smentt_ad_alnistsgrecacohriedatvedthaenStout-ate avhisionGainllc,luvdJol_ed-_n;oloiMich.SarsaetSl- a Cwoearynsistepunbltliync,the pasti0 .gsonainanlroidithincugleiTnhistheisprinan toingn- _tecttory.ivestory, investigative What wo--uldandhavebaseshap-the elry at Pongrac-z Jewelers, '."91 [_ Solo and Ensemble Festival Reed, horn; Kathryn Thom- years we have been /nun. deavor to degrade our judge, jourloaiism at its .best, and pened to the KiBg, the Gov- Kercheval. @ SaStutudrdeantsy,Mfromarch W27ay.ne, Me- oabso,eflut. e,and Ann Will_son,gdaaterdingdwithnepwr,esscrreeatleaseiveansre.d andmeat tuonadnoubemtedotilyonalcr_teaatestusttehergauthoateintorshavea iturn.snt-movedWe-ingAustralernment?ia aWoundldtheCaUnnaitedda, Be sure to see the din_ngroom by William comb and Oakland Counties Winning ensemblesinclud,stimulatingteachingaetivi- Denler and Company at the Junior League met aiHarrisonliighSchool,ed fluteduet,Beth Fergu- ties.Open classrooms,pro.!msu°er.e polsrizstionon the is. mysInteryAMERICA,,a realwhodAlksunittai. r!cSomtatee stohavethe rebesecue?n ablWoulde to Showcase House, opening May Ist. Farmington, where they per- son .and Sue Saelen; flute grammed instruction, indi. There is a saying about Cooke has expanded and de- deportation of friends and @ • formedforadjudicators,ape* trio,Karen Montauk, Mary vidual_edle_sons,prescrJp,the classificationof people yclepedintobook fot'mthe the flyingof the swastika Hamlin's Has . . , tins of imported, extra cialistsfrom highschoolsand Huetteman and LisaPepper; tire techniqUes--where,oh intocategoriesof littlgeo,od scriptso! hi_s'13.partPBS from the buildinBsof P_rll- large, white asparagus spears for $IA9. Dell- nceigollhbegoeringsinstateMichsig, an and afndluteCadruetol Yor, Lok;riflutBohlieduengt.ergwonhee?re, have allthe resultstahndemsgerleatvestaos pethrseyonraleliatetiesnate,mle.evisMrio.snerlCookeso[e thhaessaprmeo- mebrnavet baresistare incintedcedocfroilitym theor cious with a vinaigrettdressing '.." 89 Ker. • They wore rated on tone Susan Shepard and Kathryn The answer is all too pain- events and ideas, duced a thick, handsome British people? What it? choral, TU 5-8400. intonation, rhythm, technic Thomas; and clarine_ quar- ful. Lower scores on ITBS The issue of State money abundantly illustrated book The stow o_ the Pilgrim divisionablasis. PeterBarbour. medial reading classes,in. below: ,intothe future, of Kate Caffreythatshe re.[ " More advancedsoloistson. More ensemblesare wood- creased vandalism,continu. I.Money for the Stateof The toneof hisvoice,his tellsit in her book THE1 teensreemdblepsrofiwecrie enrcatedyexamionnaa- Slaviwindk, quLiintndaeL SchmiWendydt 3aundd- Scalhoattelars, ndmaonrceepronebledemfosr.-re. TMicax hLaigawn aCreategagaionricaco_l,Pro.ered Iiaunsed erof_baw_dthrosllhesphritanatsep,eerhis itMAYlsFLaOWtributeER towRthhe tasuclent,.h,[ lions,which requireperform-son, Steve Arbaugh; Pare Shockingly, this spring,grams should not'be con- knack of bringing historyfreshness,wit and eleganceJ ance of scales and sight-Thomas, J_nlee I_e]l and justpriorto therecentelec.fusedwithDirectStateAid.home by showingsome small of stylea_ to make of it_n[ randeadimungsiciinanshaddiip.tionSotoloas proand-' Nteathat_ Barban Jurada' eaDu;ncahonr, n Ddiaunet,e .telistson,, wefew.wererNateiniofnoral meMeritdthat anDdirtecthe BStateusinessAidActIsivitiefig-s detathat ilstar--tts hbeaeyllfocore m_Colthumroubughs fathersentirelyisnesow waelnldknowvividn thatad._ _._. _ared solo. Dale Drew and Ann Hoff- South High would be offering ured by a formula based on unblurred by the printed venture.. # the degree o_ local tmderfl, page. She individualizes the Pil. By Pat gousseau Thlrty-oneo[ North's3D man; brassquartet,Michael classes(,m_nitobe sure) in nanelngot certainschooldis- Physicist- turned- 'haole-grlms, placesthem in the " DietersGourmet.., Italiastn ylecreamgarlic egvradentsesinacprohiefivcieed nciepassiorsDing- SCartoecl kWeel,berTimandMucciaAndrewnte othuhmerannosensexunaselity,curbririculdgeaarntod trlct#in Michigan.Current-gistJacobBronowsk/was in. contextof'theirflme_ and dressing...24 packetsto a box NOW SPECIALLY vision I ratings in soZo and _lL_t; percussion quartet, "motivate" Johnny to learn, ly, Grosse Pointe receives rated by the BBC to do for shows them in _ll their PRICED $1.75 a box at The Farms Market, 355 ensemble events. Tom Rousseau, David Paton The fact that Johnny can _oInorxealittleUty,Directhet CateStategoricaAid.l rscougienhce,ly whbaty Mwar,y Cooofke 'IVdid, ! fstrengthsrailties. and ,paradoxical Fisher Road, TU 2-5100. Studentspassingproration-Peter Koenig and' James no longerread;writeor per. Program money can be clas-for American history,and In MONEY: WHF.,NCE IT @ cy exams includedBarbara Miller;and mixed duet,Da. form the four basic'opera, slfiedas a form ot voucher,THE ASCENT OF 'MAN Ls CAME, WHERE IT WENT Duncan, clarinet;Wendy! rid Reed,and MichaelReed. "tlonsin math, seems not to or faithand creditstatementthe primed versionof that John Kenneth Galbraithis_t Picka Flower.... in fabricsw,allpapers,pal--. Judaea,flute;PeterBarbour, Nathan C. Juds0n,inztru-be of any concern, of Michigan.Thisis why we enterprise, his.brillianantd _tylishbest lows" and otheraccessoriesto brightenup your clarinet;Lori Bohlinger,mental directorat North We, the public,however, have 17 school districtsu-s This book iscrispand lu- in thh discerningand oRen home at Two'sCompany,369FisherRoad. flute; Jill Haelewyn, violin; !was extremely proud of these are not entirely blameless, ing the State. Could we have Old in its wrtttag, broad yet drily amusing _istory of "- Mary liuetteman,flute;Jan- students.In terrnso_ the A- minorityalway__appe_irs17 lawyerspursuinga merit- flexibline Itsscope,humane money, itsforms,uses and • :* _ce Krell,bassoon,and Ka- rmmber ofeventsperformed, atthepollsto electa chosen le_sease?I doubt it, in Itsemphasisand expertlyabuses in Western society. Orientflia... see the new- selectioncf oriental: ren Mont_uk, flute, and the percentage of sue- iew to represent a silent ma, [ 2. The Business Activities adapted to the intelligent .Mr. GalbraRh handles the accessories including the warm silk screens and AndfluMter;oreew DavareRidist, LiReed,seua phoniuPepper,violinm;; Norcessth,, sthemost1976sufeccessfstivaul,l was uJorp ltya loitntlethebetterBoard,in Weelectsihoowns I tioTaxn andLawpasdurinsing gstressedits forma-that ularlayman.ly goodTheatauredthorucingis partic-to in- aenormousnd functionly s coomf pmleoneyx formands plates which have just arrived at Pierson Interiors- SusanShepard,flute;David regardingfinance,but even no dollarswould be lostto teUigtbleessentialthes work monetary systems with elar-East, 377 Fisher Road Mews. Thomas, trumpet; Nathan MULTIPLY then our apathy is _ppalling, any school district. I believe of a Newton, a .Mendel, an ity, discussing such topics as ' We seem to think that the. these people should be made Einstein. paper currency,, bank/rig, the @ ._ Judson,horn;LindaPovlRz, One worry,brings on an- schoolscan and should do. tostandby theirword. What he didin his earlierFederalReserve and capital- Personalized stationeryis a thoughtful ]_F_ , t?rlutomboe,neand. John Willison,have.seve.ralworriesto re- Frequently,we have been islationin the "hopper" to and Wall Street,.Martinand-bustcyelesi, - selectionsfrom many companies . . . ira- Soloistsand ensembleper. placetheone. torsoldthbyatpthrofe secshoolsionasareeld"uce-the HcouorserectBillsthlNus:mbtershe 6M0ast65in_ troMayubler deodbeasnkforintheginduscountry'tryin sneIdnyPrURSecouUInTtstLuhedovichasceKeand. ditionalor contemporary. Allow 30 days violin; Christine P,ruett,other and before,longyou eonlveryy onethisnwhog. can do any- 6066.I reThel_easet.tbillshatth-e,Iraneii'toldsleg. bTHEooksBAtoNKtEMRadS.ison Av. enue IJam'sinksingcofharathecteGermaristicnboohamt-- gforiftd_eolir vyourer_,Hgrarvaduey'atings Compl_rieands.t WTravele haveer, A' tMng. The L_e_tJmable cost to have the suppo_-of all the Writing in layman's lan. fie|hip "Bismarck." In 194"1 345 Fisher i_oad. to society must shock us into education lobbies in Lansing. guage _e begins with a quick the "Bismarck" set Out for realizing that we, the par. My excitement in the above hlstory of banking and a Britain's Atlantic shipping @ ents, must continue to gather two issues is that the confls- short course in banking prln-_ lanes. Spotted oft Scand!na. May classes are now being _ormed in addition our strengthto bring about cateddollarscan amounZ to eiples.Then he concentratesvia she was soon being to our regularclasseins crewel embroidery a'nd p e a c e a b Ie, accountableovera $1,200salaryincreaseon the "revolution"thathit!trackedby the Royal Navy. needlepoint. We will be offering workshops in changes. .toeach teacher.This is no U.S.banks in the1960'sand Then began the epic chase smocking, silk.and metal- threads and childrens' hy Jo w• Valeflte stLetatinmgthate enId amthisa letgradter uateby small aSinmoucentr, ely,. fthle.atiopressnaningd probhighlemis_nitern, estinas oc"B|set_rnarcpledk"Francesought. safety summer classes.Marnie Fessenden Crewel Studio, Happy Birthday America jewelry is always io style, of the Grosse Pointe system. Louis 3. De Pe/'ro, Jr., rates _ that threaten today. One of the great _tories of 397 Fisher Road, 882-9110. whatever the year, ond, of course, this yeor more than Our eldest d a u g h t e r was Grosse Pointe Woods Some xeaders may take the sea as told in a weU-re- • graduated as .a National , ./ _ • sea.rchedand well-written Diane Von Fuerstenberg designs jewelry for eveembler. mYonkees are paDoort dofle thihastsyear', Americons jewelry/lagsdisp,laya.ft Csortsomp/etoef Mwaesrit gFinradaluateist. dAtwonotheryearsons Pick Corporate Award Winners booNk.ewscaster.Edwin New- summer, enameled neck]aces, bracelets and ear- withredwhiteand bluestones,enamel,lacquer,end choins ago. Our youngestchildwill man Js justifiablaylarmed,rings in great neutral tones, also sea tones and end pinsofgold.Whet o _reotgiften, d what funIo weor be a seniorin September.I The NationalMerit Schol- ed SouthHigh School,was a at the misuseand adultera-bl' ack and white.., at Martha's Closet,375 Fisher pin, chain or earring _ something to give a hint arship Corporation has an- member of the Madrigal tion of the F_,nglish language, Road. Pc)inters, who won corporate- curriculum committee. STRICTLY SPE,AK'ING he! ...... of celebrationVALENTEtJoEWELRYany sea,s1on,660any1 EostyemWar. rren at Kensington, Tree snouponeeosod rtedhe fournames-yearo! mefivrite groupAwar, daedcapanpellaAxlcheoir C[uh,nd statesin AmetrichaatthandereBritasponins.ibIilityn Detroit, 881-4800, is very fovorably known throughout the scholarships. This is the first scholarship for .his chosen lies with the newspapers, orea tor its integrity and high degree of professional work- of three groups of merit field, pre.dentistry, was Da. television writers, advertisers monship. If you plan on buying someone c=gif! for ony scholars to be named in the i rid Bastiane|H, of Maison and government "spokes- occosion, you can be sure of finding something to fit your 21st annua.['nationwide com. road. David is a graduate of men." i bbdget and persona{ tasle requirements,at VALENTEJEW- • Rsmoving petition. North High School, where he Written in theform of on- iJ ELRY.Remember, Motber'sDay wiffsoon be opproochlng, • Repairing JeanP. McCollisterof,Mid- was involvedin the junior tertainingessays thisis the sowhy notcome inand seewhat we hovetooffer. • Stump Removal was awarded a symphony,, marching band perfecttonic thosesensi- ' Bdlurroesexughsroad,Corp. scholarship and orchestra, five to the _ufobtletr ies oE lan- i l • Uni-sex neckloces make o great gift, and they are |fie science, 3ean, who attend. arsThheip Warwentnetr-Lo Pamhilbl/ertp B. scHhoowl,. Americsaid, "Aans wittydonboo't k talonk whsoy inexpensive,too -- mode of fine leathers ond metols,'_or ellso,f Crescentlane. Philip, good." h_A.C_ AT LOCH_v_OOR • ,o_a_'_ _ook. Pointe AARP wasaWh°willmemberSpre-tUdymtheedicineNor,tohf _'_: "-- There's such a variety of ]o_g dresses a_ Pointe cuptor GERRI'S Boutique for proms, parties and Keeping Active High School basketba]| team Manathd wasCompetititwiceon a sMiemifichigannal-Commissioned special occasions. See the• long T-shirt dresses. ST TFO D FESTIVAL meThetieng Monof thdaey,AmeAriprcanil As-26, ist, The German-American Bi- HORIZONS.Classes inCalnleckla343ce-9040.making available at sociaUon of Retired Persons, Kathryn A. McEnroe, of centennial Memorial Associ- JUNE 7 TO OCTOBER 16 • CANADA (AARP), willbe heldat the Lochmoor boulevard, was .4-_ • Grease Pointe Memorial awarded anRCA scholarshipalienhas commissioned _'_ at 1 p.m. While at North High, she was to create a statue for Brem- "Gym Bag" is fun to carry. The Church, 16 Lakeshore road, for her study in business.PolntesculptorFrank Varga _,._) Canvas Tote . . stamped will bring the group up to Classroom and the Interact The 20-foot monument will • date on the Hawaiian trip'and Yearbook dubs. honor the many German The greatlook and very functionalare the AVON Travel chairman Ed Bunn involvedin the Presidentialfearhmiliaven,esthatGermany.lefttheirhomes brass bambooKALEluggIDOSCOPEage racksofjuGrsteasearrivedPointe.at slatedforSeptember.He also Another Warner. Lambert toparticipatine thefounding the SIGN OF THE LION, _82-0052. futWaureysmini.tand Mreaipsns. Commit- fRobortehrtse s,tuofdyYorkof fortowenignroad,tan. many,cated inthisBremerhaveAugust. n, Get- KIMBERLY'S fresh spring flowers from THEATRE tee coo-chalrwomenRosalind'or:schguaolargshipe.At Nweorntth Hito gh,Ma|rMaEir OtSoAmercialicea.venIttswailrl ebeinded|th-e $2 a bunch. . Bonino, 881-5399, and Eleanor was involved in the foreign planning s{age as the U.S. @ Hamlet Dambach, 881-5846,are plan.exchange and French dubs Fleet has been invitedto Come to the quaint surroundings of Ben- ning a White Elephant Sale and basketball and soccer participate in the celebration no's Care and enjoy a leisurely lunch of de]i- • /-: TheTempest for the May meeting, teams, of the event, cious European specialties. 11 to 5 p.m. •i_r_i. Any stoat! items such as , , , The Importanceof BeingEarnest jo,, knic ryk.kn,acksl,inens OscarWilde and the like that persons 'Bottle Bill' Drive Slated care to donate may be \ Ire ibrought to either the April The first citizen to sign a tion signatures by June 1 in " "_ ..':x LarryFineberg Based on the hove1, the Book of Eve, or May meeting. In order to petition calling for a vote on hopes of having the "bottle i save time, these items could banning non-returnable bot- bill" question on the "_ by ConstanceBeresford-Howe. / Three Sisters William G. Mi]ltken. election. If vopterslaced the meeting. The proceeds In a recent ceremony in the proposal, a deposit would iV_ Plus: The Way o¢ the World, The Merchant o[ Ve_/ce, will be used to further antici, his office, the G_vernor af- be required on soft drink and paredbe pre.programspriced byfortheAARP.donor tiesfixedanhdiscasingsnaturein Michigtoanwasa peti- beerballot containerfor the s Novemand ber"pull2 ' :ii:i!i'__x11':!_":':7:''')1.i" 't_ MidsA ummerAnand t°CteopnY atra,NigDreamMeasht,s fortheMeUreat asure,Flheaestitre.val Ten board members from tion circulated by Thomas tabs" on cans would be pro. t Festival. side chapters will attend a rector of the Michigan United Mr. Washington fe|t pea- Program Thursday, May 6, which is conducting the peti. reduce litter, save energy Kaleidoscope of Tiffany Lane has a _l _eo_. COP'IPLL-rE INFORUIAT_ON at Ibe Faith Lutheran Church tion drive, now being consumed in the selection of unusual and wanted gifts, "d, _1_,.'_,_. for your copy-or reservations, on East Jefferson avenue. Gov. Mi|liken said that a manufaeiure of disposable ]Rile and large for Morn 16135 _ _,_ l _ _l._[i_.'" wOU_rite:c_'_[_[?tOCHStratford UFe[_Hstiv'_al, Stratford, _ - tSprio AreanagttenConferenred sideAntAscReP areLemadershieientivitedngps banerConses woroulnvatdtiohrownbC|eu-awayJnbs,(MUthe CconbCest),tain-in- ercosasgentainersmiof)]iothneands mofeasparesurdoellarstaxpaywouldin.... MackMoAvthenue.r's Day is Co_ing . . . the @ "' _'_J_T" _ t.'_"' Onlario NSA 6V2 or phone each month. Membershtp' m-"' tercsts of Michigan from the roadside cleanup costs. . (519) 273-1600 . formation may be obtained standpoint of natural beauty, I Citizens interested in the _ PROFESSIONAL BLOCKING AND FINISH- by contacting Li]lian Chain-energy conservation and--in "bottle bi|l crusade" can re. bers, membership ch air- tho long run -- employment, quost petitions from MUCC ING . . . of needlepoint and crewel items . . . We woman, at the meeting. MUCC, the State's brgest at Box 2235, Lansing, 48911,1 provide everything, backing fabric, pil}ow forms, Programs are followed by conservation organizaHon, or by telephoning (517) 371.: zippers available at Fran Kirkland's Needlepoint a coffee hour. has set a goal of 300,000 peti. _04Z. and Knit Shop, 16115 Mack Avenue. t ! Thursd.a.y,April 22, 1976 G R O S S E P O i N T E N EW S Page Seventeen . Party to End Welcome Wagon Year PastAnd Present FashionsFeatured Proceedsfrom AnnualFonfbonneGala Wlll EstablishMammographyUnit af SaintJohnHospital The women of today will pay tribute to the f / women of yesterday at Fontbonne Auxiliary of Saint John Hospital's annual fashfon show, "Apple Blossom '76." This year's program will include : _._: demonstrations of crafts of Colonial women, fash- WOMEN'S PAG|.S oionsf1776.from Jacobson's of Grosse Pointe and fashions ...... "Apple Blossom '76" ]s Country Club. The ladies .... slated for Thursday, gather at 11 o'clock for :::!:::_::.... April 29, at Hillcrest (Continuedon Page 30) From Another Pointe Shortand to of View ThePointe By Janet Mueller Serving as local admhssions Warm, earth tones, with accents ranging from representative for Union Cob "¢ream of tomato soup" to apricot, peach and rust lalumoge, nusS_enectaSAMUELdy, E.N.Y.A,RMis- Taking a "card break" in the dent MRS. DONALD KNAUS. The . .. these are the color themes recurring through STI_ONG, of Westchester midst of planning Welcome Wagon evening begins with cocktails at 6:30 Decorators' Show House. road. Club of Grosse Pointe and Harper o'clock at the Westchester road home • It's the William B. Cudlip home at 900 Lake- * * * Woods' end-vf-year party are MRS. of Mrs. Charles E. Meyer. Dinner is shore road, overlooking Lake St. Clair, and it's be- Among honors accorded to DONALD POLLACK, (left), chair- scheduled for 8:30, at the Detroit _l_" '_ trig "done," room by room, by 12 leading metropoli- MARY (Mrs. Thomas) CON- man of the fete set for this Saturday, Boat Club, with dancing during and WAY, of Lincoln road, and April 24, and Welcome Wagon Presi- after. tan Detroit interior decorators. HARRY SATCItWELL, co ' It will be open to the public Saturday, May 1, _uthors of "Meet, Eat and through Sunday, May 23, as a fund-raiser for the Enjoy Detroit," is a Certifi- with honor, with a major in al Dinner in Washington,[ ternal grandparents are MR. Jl_nior League of Detroit. cote of Recognition from the Education, at Wheaten Col- D.C., last year and this year J and MRS. ROBERT J. SUT. . • * • Detroit City Council recog- lege during the winter quar. has traveled throughout the I TON, of MountVernon road. : ' Among things-to-look-for in the 14 decorated trnilzbutioni_ theMrous.tstandingConway con.and tWerheaten,endingsheMtourarched19.threAet mUnitedany .USt. oatef s,M. apalumnipearingtuneat. MIKE SC*H*EMER,* a sen- r_oms are an "opiate" and a cupboard bed, brass and shell eo|lections, French balloon draperies and Mr. Satchwell havemade "to times as a member of the tions. The group's first on. ior weight man and Orosse precious antique furniture, including, in the Garden tanhe atbettermenttractive anofd Detroitrefreshinasg ColShelegewill Concertreceive heOrrchediplsotrmaa. li2ca8mpearusnedpera fstandormanceing ovatMairchon, Pograduatinte e,Nortwonh Hishthe shotSchoolput, VIBRATIONS goom, an octagonal natural pine Chippendale table community in whi_ to work, at the College's annual com. The University d Wisconsin discus and h a m m • r and We're a complete beauty oenter. To a©_nt surrounded by lmimrted Louis XV armchairs, live .andplay." Mary also has mencement June 14. will be the setting for a placed second in the javelin " If Your taste runs to contemporary, check out a letter _romthe WhiteHottse * * * Maizin' Blues' final concert to help pace Western Mtch|- your new hair deeign, we'll advice you on tl)e Gentleman's Dressing Room's leather and expressing President- and Miss Grease Pointe of 1973- of the season, gan University to a 125.3T skin care and make-up to create a totally suede, polished steel chairs, lucite and glass table Mrs. Ford',_ appreciation for 74, KAREN GARRETT, * * * outdoor track win over Tel- beautllul you. and the chaise which won the Compasso de 'Ore, their copy.• * * GEdauRghBASter Iof GDAR.RRETandT,"MRSof. C.MRSUTTON,. and MRSof Pe.toWILLskey, IaAMn- edo recently*. * * Olll _ IM_rmallg_ and allN_intmtmt h!ghest award for Italian furniture, and is in the Grease Pointe South High Lochmoor boulevard, is a nounce the birth of a daugh- MONICAA: MULLINS, of _ll_ _[_llnOql_ _Oll_f _al_R permanent collection of New York's Modern Mu- School graduate DEBORAH leading soloist in the Uni. ter, SHAWNLISA, March 21. Bishop road, has been named OIt_Sl I_lm| wooos scum of Art, J. STRACHAN, daughter of versity of Michigan's newest'Mrs.. Sutton is the forh_er to the Dean's List at Lake • '* * the GEORGE STRACHANS, student music/dance ensem- MARGOTOMPKINS dough. Superior State College where 21316 Mack Ave. • The Junior League's own Professionals are of Merriweather road, corn- ble_ '*a" Maizin' Blues," ter of MR.: and MRS. shuts a senior in the School JJ86-6060 a 15th room into_a Baby's Bower. There's a pleted the requirements for which appeared before Pres- CHARLESS. TOMPKINS, of of Arts and Social Sciences. third floor boutique, t0o, and a Garage Greenery a Bachelor of Arts degree, ident Ford at a Congression- Windmill Polnte drive. Pa- (Continuedea Page 30) _ _'_ , , _ - offering plants and pots. -- • Decorators' Show House will be open daily Slate Club Luncheon Monday through Saturday from 10 to 4 o'clock, . Colony .' Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 and Sundays from Colony Club has scheduled Clair Shores, and Mrs. Emil " .... '.... ' 1 :to 4 in the afternoon. Tickets at $4 each may be a spring luncheon for next F'. Traum, of Harvard road. p¢'rchaAdvsedanceat salethe dtioorcke.ts, at $3.50,are available at WednBloomfiesdaeldy,HillAprs Coil u28,n t raty T"hCeommiPointttee einmemcludebeMrrs sfro. AI.m r tile Junior League Office in the War Memorial and Club, starting with cocktails fred M.Cousino, Mrs. Ray- at: all J. L. Hudson ticket outlets, at 11:30 o'clock and con- mond E. Harms, Mrs. M. C. • cluding with an afternoon of Moesta and Mrs. William A. • cards. Post. Michigan's First Lady• *of **h• Arhl Chairman and co-chairman Others are Miss Grayce ' Moving down Lakeshore road.., you come to of the party for'members and Cruikshank, Mrs. William G. tlie home of Mrs. Edsel B, Ford, honored yesterday their guests are, respectively, Waiters and Mrs. Henry E. ' (Continued on Page 30) Mrs. Roger Walker, .of St. We n g e r, of Birmingham; ' Mrs. Frank Perkin, of St. .. ,: . . ' _::-:':_ . :--__ __ '_ _ ::.. _lair Shor_s; Mrs. MU_oaA. " ' ...... - ...... continuing our w,,,ell_=_,and Mrst,.s. DCyrilavid STeag. Mauex-, • ...... _ offal SALE " WaBl_elobrOmMrfif elS.dwHriilgoflhs;t,Troyand . ' ""_!_'*' ' " _'_ ": a group of Spring c0siu s,o. ss s}REDUCED1/3 ShFrenchow Filmet ,bop, of • (tongandshort)Y B_ maRunen for RothebeAlrt},ifilmance Frc_aan-ir- other fashions up to 1/2 off _ i" tl __/ caiseannouncedde Grothsseat tPoheinfilmte, hasto taltortotPlerc¢ a group of WINTER COATS _'J///]/_//T__ 2be6,s_ato,Swont'c[]_oisckSun,atdaytheA,Uprini-l 1/2.off H/ VVt_l/_q"- I '" "'1_ .vetortrsiuretyinLiggCooettk roSachoold is "Qauuaidi- F des Brumes," (-Port of Sha- . -- It is about the underworld cordiallyin7) itesyouto S_ - "in LeHavre. It _tars Pier_e , "- BItrawasseurs diarecndteMicd ,helby Ma_eeSimon|. th e ::_ "" ]7 Ca.rne,with dialogue by Jac- O_'_ O/_ ques Prevert, the same team that producedanother French CO C 0]'_ It will be presented in lleti ' o/ dfilmFurePnch,acrlasdsiwiisc:.t"h "LEnesglishEnfantssub- _ @ _ _ 6 _ _ _ titles. The .showing is free to h Alliance members. A $I don- 9o {r_W e/_¢ ation is requested of guests. Harvard Club Summer /,..ts.lts Mee,..Slatedg Collection A Bicentennial theme will keynote the next Harvard meeting;Club of setEasternfor WednesdaMichigayn, ! Presented by KIMBERLY KNITS a April 28, at 6:30 o'clock at Poshrepresentative Mr. Sidney Scher three piece blazer suit SouAlanthfiHeelimedMic'srt, hPoiganweIllnnM.. in Dacron @polyester Cabot professor of American with limitless possi- Literature at Ilarvard Uni- versity, will speak on the Tuesdayand Wednesday, bilities. The lean length American Revolution. Pro- of jacket, paired here fessor Iteimert, co-author April 27 and April 28 to a sleeveless shell Nwiatithon_eSoinhCootn_t_ceiieb._rved,"oirs"_a 2861 Somerset Mall • Troy and pants, is also a leading authority on Early wonderful topping over , / AmHeriistcorany bufhistfosryare. welcome anything you wish. /./ to join Harvard Club mere. Thursday and Friday, Versatility and value betsat thedinnermeeting. April 29 and April 30 is the Kimberly // Further information may be r obtained 16828 Kercheval Ave., in the Village, Grosse Pointe news here. _' i 11 o.m. to 4 p.m. #4 : / $0ROU_ NURSING Informal Modeffng / HOME at FisherRd. 1 / (Punc&hJudyBMck) / i 8OI.3 _'_: ._TJt:_"_:J':H.'4|)\ : I)E'I'ii()IT, MI(:li, Stemtloun= '* L._,-._/_/ Mondoy ,hru I:rid"y 821 -3525 9,303ClemdKoe.mrchevalSa'.til$tur:30dAvp,m.ayse., (//_., Quality Nursing (:are ;:_ii_-¸ Page Eighteen G R OS S E P O I N T E N E W S Thursday,/_ril 22, 1976 Society News Gathered from• the Pointes MrMarkets. Lynd|e R.AidsGPSymphonyMartin, show its support." . Mrs. James Dickerson FMiss Eaton Wed In Chri" "st Church chairman of Market Day, the Market Day departments Bridesmaids, ' their no_e- Diekerson, o_ Williamstown, - big Gross¢ Pointe Symphony are Arts and Crafts, Mrs. LiHle Club Reception Follows A_ernoon Rites a_ gays fashioned of white dai- Mass. funds.raiser sc_zeduled for Edward F. Suits, chairman, 1_VhJc_She Becomes Bride of James $ies, baby's-breath and cam- Ushering were Wi|lard D. Saturday, May 22, from 10:30 Mrs. Harold D. Gumpper, co. ellis/eaves, their heads bare, Dick_rso_, Jr., another i to 6:30 o'clock at Grosse chairman; Auction, Mrs. Kel. Fer_orl D;¢kerson were Karen L. Howling, of brother, of Williamstown, M. Pointe North High School, ley; Baked Goods, Mrs. L. . . , has all her committees corn- Verne Ansel, with Mrs. Har. At a small, family ceremony Saturday, April NewPterson,YorktheCity,brideMarygroomDs HowfromardCalifEornaton,ia forwhohiscames_s. plated and working in high old Lee and Mrs. Ralph Urso 10, in Christ Church, Grease Pointe, Mary Wood- sister, ot Washington, D.C., ter's wedding, Sanford Fat. gear. as co.chairmen; Plant Booth, ruff.Eaton, daughter of Mrs. Ann Crouse Eaton, Tempe W. Twohey and Aly. son, of New York City, and The event, a part of Grosse Mrs. Richard W. Kay; Flea of Provencal road, and MinoS Dennett Eaton, of son D. Waee, of St. Charles, I Christian Gotfredson, 'of Pointe Symphony Week May Market, Mrs. Raymond J. iSanta Barbara, Calif., was married to James Fen- Ill. Hingham, Ma_s. 17 through22,isa projeclof Duffy,Jr.,and Mrs. Michel ton Dickerson They were dressed /den- The mother of the bride the GrossePointeSymphony A" Skaff; Placement, Mrs. The 4 O'clock ritesat! She wore her maternalgreat-tically in halter- necked wore a streetlengthsheath, WMomrse.nP'aus Col Kmemllitteyee,isofgewhneicrahl BElmar,erMrsL.. RobBaerbrteJ.r;KaSnzmaca.k which The Reverend grandmother's French illu-frocksofkellygreenchiffon,high-neckedand g.rinteind chairman, rek; Finance, Mrs. Leonard Robert F. McGregor pre- lace,sion veilan,d edgedcarriedin _ro3caepoiscadente floorstyled lengthwith fulskirtsl, triplea.tniedredre-, grotulipuns d,agadinsarkt agreewhnitespibracalsk. "'Theorchestrais u,teuf IIopklns;Publicity,Mrs..Iv- sided were followed by ot orchids,stel_anotisand movable chillon shoulder and small polkadotssepar- i_: - the Pointe's important cul- seph J. Marshall; and Prop- a reception at the Grosse star ivy. sting the tulip motifs. turalassets,says" Mrs. Keb artyManagement, Paul KeI- Pointe Club. Elizabeth Bangs Eaton, tier& The bridegroom'smother _: ley. "Of course, it greatly ley The newlyweds, cruising honor maid for her sister. John Gilette Dickerson also selected a street length i_ needs additional money to !n addRion to over-all re- in the Bahamas, will be at carried a nosegay ot Euch- came from Brooklyn, N'Y., print, red, white, blue and _:- carry on its good work. This lponsibility for the Market's home in Chicago after April aria lilies and camellia leaves to act a,3 best man for his Farple in color, styled _th i! • Market Day benefit is a fun success, Mrs. Martin is head. 24. and wc_e a wreath of sta¢ brother. They .are the sorts of a cummerbund and long :i_ way for the community to ing the 60-40 booth which fen. The bride's gown of can- ivy in her hair. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dwight sleeves. i_, dlelight metallic brocade/ea. _i:-: tured a floor length, A-line i__,_ ...... ':" EVENING GLORY: A DAZZLE +.L R. How+ard AfterEaster oF IN 18KT GOLD Weds in South > : James Richard Howard ex. :: _ ' changed marriage vows Sat- urday, March 20, before _: : Exchanging marriage vows April Lawrence Duzenski at The • IG at a late afternoon ceremony in Christ Villasin Marietta,Go. A re. FASHION ..... Church, Grosse Pointe, were MARY WOODRUFF captionfollowedat The Vitlas EATON, daughter of Mrs. Ann Crouse Eaton, of. Clubhouse, iil _ Santa Barbara, Calif., and _r. DicRerson, son of Wright,ot Mr. ofanPined MrBluff,s. WArk.ilton, i:: the Wfllard DwigbtDickersons, of Williamstown, the bridegroom the son of ' _ Mass. Mr. and.Mrs. E. O. Howard, _""' ]:_z'°vencal r°ad' and Min°t ]_ennett ]_at°n" °_ of TEahestbriJdeeHersis onthe'avedaughtnue.er turessalableitemsaccepted _'This60-40arrangement," Maid of honor was Diana CLEAROUT i; on c0ns!gnment, with 40 per- she adclsi' 'qs a wonderful, Kouns, of Atlanta, Go. Frank _: cent of the proceeds a tax- way for Pointers who are L. Hood, of Jackson, Miss., exempt donation to the housecleaning or changing served as best man. _, Gros_e Pointe Symphony. their decor Jo dispose of fur- The newlyweds are at home i:i "We urgently need /urni- nishings add accessories and in Dayton, O. ii.:'_' ariblesl'--at[qtnythingte,p,,¢t,._,attractiv_onm.e _F.t=urther,t ,_information._ irmmaya." Trowel, Error ($01_ JtmS _:,:i $with15/" aMrsmin. Marimumtin savaylues, of 714be 1ob.tained by calling 822- Chtb to Meet _'_ _ ill our 10W_' ee r !_!i_ : " __ Lure, cut glass, linens, china, benefR the Pointe's own or- The Trowel and Error_ Gar- 0111 _'educ_l_') ed -, The meets today, Thur,day, April levd !i_ 22, at 12:30o'clockin the _ The epitome of elegance..a cocktail ring Grosse P o in t e boulevard I Mrs. Ross Taylor willserve i_>_ , that dazzles her with 14 diam,onds in sunff_ Din'mill _ _ as co-hostess. Guest speaker I mW•L• . a group o,s.ring ] ..... I BlindPig o,+o,o,o_,+,. _]_-_4:_ : sculg-karatptured, yellowsett'nK-",-rg0¢,,ld.'hat,.. S.u"sperbly'_tire. art_tieristry.ed, in Aa 405 '|lhor Rd" rsMenat.rgare,.ot Bugbee,.ooowiU.+PrO." ','ULTRASUEGOSU!T$1/3 o*_n _: m:t_nificcnt __ift fol smncone very special Card Party Scheduled ...... " .... "...... / thisApr, l -- so sh¢'ll kccp you in her heart Dads! s...D.o. Isabella _ . • LETSGETMOMOUT hasmescDaughtersheduled a Ocafrd party i_ , 26, at 8 o'clockat Gabriel Before Mother'g Day, see Richard Knights of Columbus 63 KERCHEVAL-On-The-Hitl • _ _ WRIGHT Grease Pointc KAY me.OF 1 THE haveKITtheC. IIfifiNnest ! in ,Haorll Mo.daiy n East W,re.,. arren g, aven_p,,, ue. _ r 884-8663 D-_ntm_nBirminL_haNTor,rth}anSdagina_ portable or stationary out- Dessert and prizes will be _,_,'rtL_Kal|_) Aco,unt*BunkAmeric_rdeMasier ChutgceAmerican Exprcs_ door gas grills. A really featured. Donation is $1.75. , ..... i i qualily investment. Also, the "Meat Machine." Combina- : tion charcoal-smoker.Order Open Thursday and Friday evenings now. Im I _ II / •_' .._O1_ 6_0_. How about the new oOer.n..n Aire Portabte electric ( , 4_O_,e_ chJustar pglugrille intowith outletexhaustand Systemuse on - bar,Fabukitchenlous!! -_,-_ or patio counter. 0 7th Annual GERANIUM expthreT.SHIRTessvourWORKSselfat Spinning Wheel Planter where you can seleet the cotton shirts, designs of your plants or flower arrangements, of-a-kind originality, We'll heat-transferthem Coon. reproduction makes a picture and Alpha-Toons letteringyou want for one- SALE Pine with maple finish, $13. Just one of while youwatch...instant personalexpressionl deliveredto YourHomeon many from our Boutique... fern stands, There are over 50 different designs and a selec- spoon racks, 5-plant stands, sconces. tion of colors. Boys and girls(4 to 71, sizes SATURDAY, MAY 15th Notre DomePHARMACY s,M,L ,a Boys and girls (8 to 20) sizesS.M,L. P: ..- '_ .-; :'_!:_':';': 22.='_",;"-i.7"',.-"_",._"i With short sleeves.3.50 Long sleeves.$5 r.... JUST SEND IN COUPON .... _. _., _!.1_ "D_,__._A_ACYI i:?.ii!]i Youngmenand women,sizesS.M,L,XL. Short ! makeChi_kPayablIeo: greasePointNerlk| ParlmtsCIIk ] _'ii!• " : : ...... ::*' sleeveT-Shirts. $4 Longsleeves.$6 Each ! 707VernieItrtl. 6.P.48236 | _._}_ _ _ ,, .:: I ' i ,_r',\ _l,_ r--_. ';;q.," design,$1 Each Alpha.Toonsletter, 15¢ I ADDRESS...... ,I / ' I ",;'..eR.''oi - [ ,,_ 1 ' I _. "_"++_ Children'sOept, ] ______SalmOn __nk --- .... j____ ...... ,. __. | 16926 Kerchlv.l, in-lhe-villoge t...... " T'O++...... jL J' .,0,o.,,.o.,,,0.o...,.,0,.,o,.. _,,,,o,o,..o..,+.,,88S-21_ Yaeo bson's Packaged Liquor Dealer PLEASE ORDER EARLY! _,,o,, Imported. DomesticWines. Beers 2 HOURSFREEPARKING... JACOB,SON'WILS L VALIDATEYOURTICKET -- II i III ' .... Thursday, April22, 1976 CROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen ,Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women Camps O/fered by Girl Scouts That's Some FashionableGarage! Uo.be May Fashion Benefit Slated .Applications are being ac- Camp Innisfree is for Jun- The Archives ofAmerican tlalSton, Oscar de la Renta,, costume jewelry .and acres- copied now for the Girl tars with previous camping : [_i:i!: iiit! _i:[i______.,"_-_-__-i!_i:[ii_|_,:_]i_]_..__---_..-,:__-----_- _:_lffil __ Art and the Fashion Group Molly Parnis L John Anthony, i series donated by designers SCouts of Metropolitan De. experience, Cadettes and Sen. W_-'_i"-_i'_.___¢TT_AID_GF_ALE °f Detr0it staged a desiglqer Stephen Burrows, James and manufacturers, local trail's summer camping pro- ior Scouts. . _[_[i_ _l__u#.ll _f,,Ll_r._,_,_.,wr=_ fashion show at the Ityatt Daugherty and others--all of merchants and many of the •_ram, offering individual rest Both camps offer a variety , _ Regency early this month as which will go to the highest city's "best 'dressed." dent camping at Camp of special interest activities ...... _ .... :...... _ff_'| ..... r.... _ .... _ i_ _ _ ...... a preview to lwofund.raising bidder May 16. Admission is free. Hours "'_tletamora, located about 55 including waterfront, crafts, ,. _ ._*...... _ ...... ' ' ...... ,...... _ ...... _...... coeve-spnotsnstohrine gorgannextizatiomnosnthare: 2 o'clock aperitif preview', days. Place is the Adair "E"miapeer,les noandrth Campof DetroitInnisfnereear, outs,ecologytentprcojecampingts, spoandrts, canoecook- _: ...... UII L _ ...... :: ::::-_:::'T ...... =..... " -..... The Designers Fashion Auc- Bidding starts at 3. Volun- S t r e e t Warehouse at 129 'g5 miles northwest of Detroit. trips. • . tion of new designer clothes, Leer professionals will again Adair Street, between Jeffer. '_ear Howell. Troop camping Each camp is operated by scheduled for Sunday, May be modeling, under the or. son and the Detroit River, 'may be arranged at Camp a director and staff of ex- 16, at the Hyatt Regency; ganization and supervision of just east of downtown. }lolly in Oakland County. A perienced counselors end and the "Wearhouse" sale fashion show committee ¢o- Coordinators for the. two "d_ecial horseback program Scout counselors-in-training, planned for the following Ichairmen Barbara Mclntosh fashion fund:raisers are the '"Will be offered at the John F. Margaret Mann, director of weekend. Saturday, May 22, : and Linda Hack. Mesdames Sherwin Davidson :.Ivory Farm in Union Lake Iscout camping services in through Monday, May 24. Admission to the auction is and Irving Burton, Diane " 'Camp Metamora's pro-{Hawai/, will supervise Camp Professional models volun-_ by ticket available for $5, (Mrs. Tom) Schoenith is Jn • gram fs specially designed l Metamora. Camp Innislree's Leered their time for the pro-' (tax deductible), by phoning charge of the preview show "for younger Scouis: third [ supervisor will be Mary Wal. view, showing fashions by. the Archives of American and party. Other committee through sixth grade Brown-[ ker, of Arlington Heights, Ill., Art office, 833-0835. cha|rmen are Karen Sklar, " [es and Juniors. I_o _ d:_t_a s_o__ To Sell Plants featureTh_Wearnew handouse nearlysale newwill Banaon,Judy B iFlg oerinloe wMark,, RoseMollymary q_ J _. furs, dresses, suits, g_wns, Iludson, Judy Schaffer and _._Te,xt _uesuay _oat_ and separates, fine and'Mrs. Charles Kessler. he PeM,._,mberton,,..road,o,,,and,,,,,Mrso. ,,.,• ROSS anO Se etey ©LAC /ord place, are ,c,o-c..ohairmen, Manufacturers of fine lighting fixtures SETT[ N G offor thnexte PlantTuesday,Sale scheduledApril 2L Lamp shades cleaned, replaced trGrosseam11toPointsa oMemor'clocialkJ. Lamps repaired D;,__;;v_%_1,Sett_._ Church's Fellowship Hall. All work done by factory personnel Perennials, geraniums, pa- STAINLESS SALE petuniaschysandra,willsnapdbe ravailableagons .and 499-1400 Manufacturers Discount_ Tremendous ..... _: _ " _ ,_ _ul L Savingson LovelySatin Finish c.y of Detroit photo . Stainless Flatware _ A'II 50 pCs. Service Antiques to memorabilia to cur- partied by a Certificafe of Authen- for 8 (16 Teaspoons) ifealtemtiess , cullaedn incfrroemdiblethe coCllitecy tionof De-of Wticitary lIfrogasm mtheask?MayOror)?a secOrond-a haWorldnd Your tt_s._t_th_ir_r_°_r o. trows various departments, the Ar- park bench?moNew fashione,,os from ______'"OLD ,,P, COD. ## Reg. $.125.00 DechitroVeiSput Lobfl:_'af]Inic_stmiturye,tericanthe oFoufArtnd,Aretsthr,se So_Deetrotroietiitty DMRawSo.od'G._EORtoo.]]outGE iqAue. SIMONbyare, bei(ngcenter),fen- HAMACHER t;Iistorical Society and Central Bust- who is being checked out-by daugh- _. ,tVi/lgUl, _,allI_lg_IIPnl_iWmIMnt_f_llUl_ IMI Reg. $65.00 hess District Association members, ter JODY SIMON, (left), and MRS. i_ on the move 30% OFF c_,,,o, Handle) are all for sale, at bargain prices, at CHARLES DAWOOD, of, Berkshire .... ' the World's Larges_ Garage Sale, road. Admission to the benefit, open underway now at Cobo Hall. How from 10 in the morning to 9 in the ,to his new location! "SECRETARIAT" ,,_ $45.00 about a cobblestone from an early evening, is 25 cents. Once in--the 20% OFF (Contemporary) Detroit street, (each one is accom- sky's the limit! 2 Weeks Only -- Come In or Coil summcampesrs, for "the past three [ horsTheebacJohnk ridring. IvproorygramFarmis feteCosd t Giorfl Scothe utsIv. ory Farm WewelcomeyouandJAMEStoourSalonofbeaut?&fashion Evervthina for the Table mr, Glaze, a teacher at j ope_ntO Cadette and Senior horseback riding program CALL 886-3050 Detroit'SdiTreappanct school, will [ traitovernirideghtoSsnclY°areuts.stayavailasDaYandwbleeke. .longSeSrsian°nFgesusr'therfrominfor$55mationto $225.on any _"_'_OW_' _,,_ .,,,,,, iou_ styles of riwding .and,,o.rnv,,are menoo,ts"bforo..a b,.e,,,Girl Socou.,rt ca,',',,mp r,.-Come in and • , or/. Vflll FURNITURE expected to help take care opromotef the rcatomspeakping atproagmeet.rams .... _,_ d2_,_ _ ST. CLAIR SHORES CROSSE POINTE of the horses.Swimming, ing made, by contacting enjoy... 209902 MACK, in theWoods _th stor._ opvn ' cookouts and other camp GSMD C a m pin g Services, Men. Thu_, & Ffi. fil 9 p.m. activities also are planned. 964-4475.. _m iI Ill - Both Camp Metamora and : , .? ' '_ ' -" " ....., _ ._ _.:._. _e_,* ._ ._, _ '_ _"'_ _ '_ ': i C_p: I_nisfree. are open :to ...... _' ': ". ' -_7." _ _' _...... '.,' ' ; i i _"" A'" haa'sill-girs, ls,regard, on alesspace-availables of wheth'er i ' '_ ' ,;,' ' _- or not they are Girl Scouts. Fees for the two-week camp- inglsessions vary from $_5 to] $120, with some financial hAL assistance available to regis-, If the title of Mother-of-the- IN CELEBRATIONOFOUR NEW James Kelley bride is yours--show up in SECONDSTOREAT 30123 HARPERAVENUEIN Takes A Bride our long coat and gown. Be ST. O.AIR SHORES!BOTHSTORESPARTICIPATE! sure your entrance is nothing J_mes Thomas Kelley. son less than stunning. Enchant in :,_,:_ of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kell. our-KAY KtPPS flowing coat and ey. of Lothrop road, claimed Kay Lynne Cope|and as his dress ensemble of Roselon's. b2,ridaet aFrdoidayuble erivngeningce,remonApryil Nyesta ¢ nylon. A bit of fox fluff ':i in Old ChristChurch, Detroit. circles the cuff of the sophia- The R e v e r e n d Samuel ticated dress silhouette. A bow- Johnston presided at the 6:30 o'clock rites which were fol. ing, sleeveless coat adds the lowed by a reception at Windsor's Holiday Inn. finishing evening touch. Have it _. _llll[llll[l_l_..__ O1_ _1. inTheToronewlywedsnto, and arevacatiat hoonedme in your favorite pastel color. ', SO _ R_II_ .|11-- RidauchaghtrdfoerNmr.CoTeheCrpeMr.oMpisslaenIanda,dno,dM. rofs. Hudsonorder i'ts inEaThestland.Bridal Salon at ': a wedding gown of organza ,, over taffeta with lace and SO[_ A B[O S PierAsonlace strandeet,peDarletroheait. dpchieceose _0_8_ ,' caught her floor length veil. She carried white roses and sAV- E 50 % seed pearl accents. UP 10 tuberoses. _,ND sOFA-BED She was attended by honor : ! II4"s_[OCK $Orr_ bridesmaids L i n (1a Birg. '. EVERY REDUCED IN pRICE maid B a r b a r a Bremer, /.i' / _g . MkNY ONE.OF-A-KIND and Martha Madarasz and _, _°_d_t_v°a_a'¢--- _o cHOOSe _:_o_ flower girl Kristin Copeland. _"_ s _'_._OE SleI.EC'BO_:' upho stored Frank Kelley served a_ his / / "_ ond Ushers /: : _ ' /i "[ ' _' _ _ "oned ,or com%r' brics.L_hi,,, brother's best Wlarl. :._! !:ft. ,, 5otos fosh_ ,--qon o| deslcjnert°_^_ a or sola- were John Rinakti, James / :l,_!_i:t. [ ,_,f't _/_ 1 • oo, . ,2,? :.,;:,: / =' (1,:/: t!l coat. The bridegroom's ._,'%. ,1_/ .: Y ,,S,tE$ f|NA_CH/k,.1E gown wilh a ms(chinE lace / / :_'_. , ;j _. \ [ • IM DI_1E01_uvERY,_u "; mother selected a turquoise I 00000000 ' ._ o r,,, .,,.,.,. o Convenient le•tm$. We honor 13anCbargk'"Ame" ric"aGRO$1Ird " .n_" M""PosOINTIter -" " S0 BB,l-6406 C_ } I/AM I:IIDMITIIDI:[ ..,.,,,,,,.,_. ,,.,...,,,.,.,.. % TOTI o" : . ' W/ill /Ul_lll/gltkL __otl,411{ SAt,ON o: ,.,//. _-_/ . . (_ . I'lr. CLAIR IHOllll eO 1 7221 :_d..ICK A I/';. O ), Page X.-=nty G R O S S E P 01N T E N E W S : _,_" Society News Gathered from the Pointes Orchestra COITI[ "n_ t-1 ClubPointetoBoMeetok /Varried To launch itFrees" first memRehearsalber, to this areao/'Eland woulCapitad like"1 attra: n'ct popeSlatedle. who _atant Musito I anrlcourlcHallement that it will,il..... ' sh1p drive , the Music Hall to hel P suport the non.profit participate in the hs• socia-,produce the show, • fea,turi.ng.. .-,:: [ A_oc/atl0n ts melting the_ performing arts center, tion e • . I ..... " "- '_ 'n'-lie[ r'ocLenn .. watson Ford .ill re- ...... l_rs," ithmemer as-($1volun0 teer characterSDofrom_tnooh,a,s Neigh., From Cassatt- .-0" at a .Poi.nt.e ,,.Book,.,.,.. hearsal,ofo.,.o,Music Hall,s.re-, year.-,...,old organizato,ion of,.,,,150.,...eloect so..pec.t_=,.,..ass,,=lgrlrnentws,.(oo:_.He;,_wa..s,_:jn[.r.o__uce_a,on_:._.n ,'. i Club meeting Monday, April viral of "El CapRan,' the members, has arranged the, as (_"=:_, prHn_r_y _u_,l-,v_'| lira[ u_tctat v_tt tv u=trutt, . _'1 Patrons' Dinner W;II Precede One-Nighf Benefit _, in the Lakeshore road comic opera written by John special open rehearsal to in- ing members." !by Music Hall Board Chair-'; ' Performance ;n Ford Auditorium home of Mrs. Win d s or Philip Souse, featuring film, troduce these people to the Among upcoming events at i man Ruth R. Glancy, ot Clo- _'' ! HonoHn9 Ca] Pal_er$on Davies,hostesses whoseare Mrlunsc.heonDonaldco- Dstageick Shawn.. and television star Center.Refreshments and an ex. tShneowMusic," anHalorl iigis n"alSummstageer- consistenverly road,tly whohigh praisedquality theof_' . The Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra comes Cherry and Mrs. Wilfred The o'pen rehearsal will be plans[ion of the Association, musical written by Fred programming w h i ¢ h has '. to Detroit's Ford Auditorium Tuesday, May 4, at Harrison. held Friday, April 30, at 1 its projects and purposes, Rogers of '_Mister Rogers made him one of the most'i i 8:30 o'clock in a benefit concert for the Interlochen o'clock. There is no admis- will precede the rehearsal. Neighborhood," which will respected figures in Amer-: "_ Center for the Arts. The performance is pa_ of have an opportunity to view sion charge, but reservations The Association hopes to at have its world premier at lean television. ' art works by Academy stu. mtt_t be made by calling 983. least double its membership the non-profit performing "SummerSnow" wi]_ be!": Mayor Coleman A, Yotmg's proclaimed "Cal Pat- dents, exhibited in the audi- 7622. through this effort, artsMr.cenRogerster Junecame17. to town andpresented2 o'clock,twiceJunedaffy,17 throughat 11',, tenon Day" activRies, latium lobby. "El Capitan," an 1896 Mrs. Young cautions those last week for Music Hall's 27. / i_. The 100-member or- works by Antonin Dvorak; W. Calvin Patter[on was musical farce, begins rogu- who plan to attend not to ex- chestrawillbeconducted Charles Ires-William Schu. inamed to the Interloehen tar performances Monday, poet a full-dress, finished [:_: by Mischa Semanitzky, man, Frederic Chopin and Center board of trustees in P,oto by ai_¢d _=_ May 3, and will continue performance. "Thatcs not assistant conductor of the iMaurlee Ravel. The closing 1969. He has served with Setting for the wedding o/ through Sunday, May 16, as what rehearsals are. : P i t t s b u r g h Sympho- selection, RavePs "Bolero," great dedication. JUDITH SCHNEIDER BAIL- part of Music Hall's special "Tbis isn't a dress rehear- EY and H_rman E. Mozer_Bieentennial season, sal; the audience will see ny, and Byron Hanson, brings on stage colleagues Mr. Patterson has been Wednesday evening, Al_il resident conductor of the from Interloehen's dance •de; recognized 6ten for his con- 21, was Grease Potnte Con; M u s | e Hall Association onscenesby arectorallys andbeingdirectorsworked. Academy. par[men[, tribution_ to the arts in De- gregational Church. P s_tor President Pauline Young and It's a real working rehearsal, T::e p r o g r a m includes Concert-goers also will troit and throughout Michi. Patrick O'Briet, presided" st Sylvia Gershenson, member, which few theater patrons . , gan. the 5:30 o'clock ceremony, ship chairman, both /eel ever see." i " Benefit chah'perr,on Mrs. which was followed by a din. "tl_re are hundreds ot peo- Mrs. Gershenson adds, "We ;: For Women Only roPeterad, W.is Strohin charge, o£ Provencalof pre- nerBoatrecepClub.tion at the Detroit Iple/ke _nwhattheMus¢ommuic HanR// yme-hwhoa hope the open rehearsal will curtain plans honoring Mr. The new ]l_s. Mozer Ior- l- Patterson. Other chairpersons for "Cal m_rly cesidedatinKerbyFisherSchoolroad.. l 'Sp[ri_ of '76' fo L;ve Patterson Day" are Damon Mr. _ozer is on the admia. : Af De La Sa}[e School J. Keith, Chief Judge, United Lstrat3ve staff of Chrysler States District Court o_ De- Corporation. They are rusk. troit, Thomas A. Murphy and i_g their home _ Msumee The De L_ Sal/e Christian Dean E. Richardson, c_ C_o- avenue. Brothers Aux_iary will pre- verly road, _ an Interlm sent "Spirit of '76," a card chen board member, by Saturday, April 24, by Call- and fasl_on party, Wedues- The evening's festivities ing the Of/ice of the Chair. o'cloday t:evenk ating,De MayLa Sa19ll,e atCo-? begin with a 6 o'clock reeep- man, 2224673, or by writing tlon re"owed by a patrons' Interlochen L, Cal Patterson legiate School, Glenfleld at dinner at 6:45 In the Vet- Night, care.of Manufacturers Con_or, Detroit. Prizes and saiges Room ot the Pen[char- Brink, 'O_iee of the Chair. refreshments will be fen- train Hotel, .Inspir_,d by the ma_, 151 West Fort street, tured. Tickets, ($2 donation), concert's springtime setting, Detroit, .Miehigtm 482_. may be purchased at the Mrs. Stroh and her commit- Cheeks-"should be made door.... , - • .... teesic iwn_ Mayembe" lthemeUah thewith'Mu-a Pattersonpayable toNight.]nterlochen--Cal O_r_ Thursday and Friday evenings colorful bouquet at/each Concert tickets at _ anti table. _.per person are available Buses will take dinner at Ford Auditorium box office forgueststhe toConFordcert. Auditorium ofor 'theby Chairmcontactingan. the Office _",/_ /v L A-_dsting Mrs. Stroh are The event is a combined the Mesdames Mary _all, of Detroit.area effort to raise -\ Rosedale Park, Lawrence funds and build support "for _ ,,_" _ Smith, of Birmingham. the Interlochen Center for . / \_ Joseph A. Vance, Jr., ot the Arts, a year-'round op- South Deeplands road, and eration including the N&. \ A beautifully tsilo_l digital watch d_slgne_ R. Alexander Wrigley, d tlopal Music Camp and In- witwahtchaiswoavsilabkman in_inmlr_leffl_. rT,l_yellowIs 5 foruncwtihionte digitafinishl. BishopThe commiroad. ttee ladies land terBo.loehenth theArtsCampAcadem. andy. the //_/ tMI_. their husbands will be on Ac_'demy are non-profit edu- . hand to greet guests. Com- catlonal institutions support. - ' _,_:_ '_...... ' _ _i_ ',i_g from Int_loe_e_for, the ed .solely by _tultion and ...... dent and Mrs'. Roger E. Ja- Serving as I_on_a_i chair- "_/' • , ..... ' : ' ,_, :, cobi and_Academy Direct. ,,persons ,.are. GoVernor:'. a_d '_ . : ; ,:. , - and Mrs. John It. Hood. Mrs. WflIiam Mill/ken. Sen- ' "_ .... 'e-_m.omm, s • MKRSON&JL_INEkKRS Donation for the black fie a_or and Mrs. Robert Griffin, dlnni_r is $75 per person, in. Seaator andMrs. Philip Hart 16835 Kercheval, in the Village 885-1232 cluding concert admission, and Detroit ,Mayor Coleman, Reservation_ m_t be made A.,.'Young. Orpheus Club Slates Bicentennial Concert " " The Orpheus Club of De, troit, an all.male ._horus, will observe the Bicentennial with a spec.ial concert of American music at 8:30 o'clock Friday, Bar Cart, $155 May 7, ir_ the Scottish Rite Auditoriumof Detroit'Msa- i sonic Temple. Arm Chair, $65 i Music to be presented in- cludes Randall Thompson's "Testament of Freedom" set Ito the writings of Thomas Jefferson, "The Battle Hymn Table, $ of the Republic" and an in. terpretation of "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor," the poem inscribed on the base o_ the Statue of Liberty. The program ends with = A a r o n "Copland's "Stamp Your Foot," an adaptation of an old.fashioned square dance in which the Club will be assisted by students from the Evelyn Kreason School of Dance. willbe devotedtofolksongs, 0 ttoman $50 Chmse b,_u spiritualsand the American way of lifeas expressedby Broadway composers. The Orpheus Club was or. ganizedin 1900.Itgivestwo concertsyearly.Membership consistosf men who have a common desireto singgood male choralmusic,and who training.Dallas Grebe is the con- " (FromFOr.,,,,25Limiteda through May 15)Time O@nly_ .osoomeAl,odendegreeSbavecheollthef voca' lac. PRESAVI SEASON :, _Lfa| _ $]_[.3,y m7ay concebe ,t,purchaat sed_,'75 at llthe.d door. Save Doltorlcompanist, Tickets for the BROWN JORDAN SUMMER FURNITURE r--1RoyalDoulton Fine China 885-9400 oNOr poolsW througidehanAdprsaveil 30tohn yoeveryu canpiecceustoofm-furBroniwnshJordanyour pafutrinituo, tere.rrace A beautiful chance to save on this beloved fine China. Buy now for _AR_ ereCtiON aluminum tubular frames and laced with comfortable diagonal vinyl. gift5-Pcs.., or .forSmayourserlf[SetstChooseandfrom 51-0 Pcfamou.Completers patterns includSetsing 1, i" suNSTsPectAAItoRNEDcATCHDers ERS.GLASS Choose from our wide selection made with strong, hell-arc welded Miramont... 2. Fireglow... 3. Provencal... 4. 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G R O $ S E P O I N T E N E W $ Page Twenty.One Women's Page- ,.by, of and for Pointe Women ns,'de the MothersCIu on on, osemar Now Is Time to Fix Lawns for Summer Beauty" : , .... ,If you want a good-looking zte_ is to mow it to a height "Thatch increases the like- [ thatch accumulation In the Two officers of the South and support, another such[ lawn this summer, now (_ of about one inch. To avoid lihood of turfgrass disease I e_rly s p ring before new Hlionigh weSchoolre invitedStudetnot theAssocAprilJa. afall.ctivity wilt be planned next I itthe. Accordingtime to startto turfgrassworking ex- injurishouldng beJrowldoneng tibeforessues, tthehis a,dfetes Jnwithsect theproblemmovements, inter-of _I growSometh begins.lawns " do not need meeting of the 'executive The SA spent $3C0 to have I perts at Michigan State Uui. lawn ireens, The aim is to air and water into the soil ] dethateMng every year, he versity, April ia dean-up, get rid of lest year's grass and generally reduces turf lnotes, If yours does, rent a bMothers'oard o_Club.the South High tahe flmiyerllage.printedAssociationsupportingmorn- fix.up time for Michigan blades, which have frozen vigor and quality,' Professor_ delhatchlng machine. It is Student A_so¢lation Pcesi. bars delivered these, as well lawns, and dried out during the win- Payne says. "Remove the I easier than working by hand. dent John Langel and Vice. as another flyer put out at Start by rsk!-_ the lawn to tar .... President Damian Kisk_ re- a hter date by the millage remove leavem, twigs, bits ot "Removing theseo]d bI#des ported on SA-sponsored de. committee, wire, rocks and other debris, makes it easier for new Collection Shown April 26 through May 1 tivities during the school Another $3V3 was given to- It frost heaving has made growth to emerge," Profes. i '_ year, noting that nearly ev- ward Arbor Day tree plant- _ ' the surface of the lawn un. sot Payne explains. "It also e_ weekend has been filled lag, and the Assoc/ation , _ even, roll it alter the soil has opens up the lawn for cul. with programs including matched $288 raised by stu- _ -:I:L thawed, but before it dries rivaling and reseeding." dances, coffee houses and dents for the Guatemala out. Mter you've mowed, check hayr/des. ALlhave been well Earthquake disaster. "Rol//ng should be done ff the lawn for thatch, Payne attended. The Mothers" Club Board _eeded to firm the crowns of advises. Cut a wedge of tuff John and Dare,an felt the supported the following too- the grass planta back into the at least two inches deep and students were _upportive of tton: "After aU scholarships soft," says Ken Famine, MSU examine the cross section. activities this year because have been awarded, any professor of Crop and Soil If there is a half.inch thick of better communications be- money left over that was ": Sciences. "It also smooths buildup o/ Ughtly Jntcrmin- ,tween the SA and its consti- raised this year and not ear- _. the surface for ten= bumpy glad _tem= and roots between tuents, general interest, ire- marked for scholarships mowing later ca." the green vegetation and the Unless _ou cut the grass soilsuffa_, thatch removal qsuetronncyg parentof aeintivterest,/tles, _nd scihtouicldschbeool,allotedneed fworhicha ape-has * = _ very short In the fail, the _ext _ In order. The Mothers' Club assisted been thoroughly investig.at. hz providing chaperones for ed." so_ne SA events. Judy Lees, scholarship :. " Because of the power out. chairperson, reported that 58, plage,annethed bymini.coucse.the SA haddayto _becholaen _hiptakenapplicatioby sntudents..s hadJ :q-::: G rosse Po|nte ., "_" speakers lind field trips had Jand the committee L_ now in l beenbe e.escellheeduled.d. MaIfnystudents:outside Twethe nprocessty-five ofhaveinterviewingapplied., Laundry GUARD" RINGS and__,faculty show iatere6ti all applicanta. . _ : OF RAREBEAUTY/_NDDESIGN ,,o,oh,,.o._,.,, • Bathroom Rugs t_ooof 14-Kanc1t8-Kgold guard rings to REDKEN CONDITIONING $_$@ Pointer ROSEMARY (Mrs. John) ELIAS, enhance'the .;entimcnt of your engagement PERM COMPLETE_ mr_ _ _ co-chairman of the Sweetheart Ball,the e]e_ant _J_lr|ll._ HAJRD_I_jE_ fund-i'aiserfor the March of Dimes held each " Table Cloths ,_.gv,_,. o.os,,_,co,,e_,_o._,, ,I,o_o.wto _0_SlMack,Gm_m lhd_teWds. 343-9441_ tS_-R_Z9 year_on Valentine's-Day,was honored recently at _ j -_ express yourself with a contempoCary look of a Detroit Chapter March of-Dimes executive • General Launory ,,._ol_o,w_ht,__o,e_,.,,_o,iv,.o_. board meeting and luncheon, Presenting the diamond cluster guard as shown here, "thank you" for _osemary's volunteer efforts is __ " You are invited to.the RICHARD T. KELLY, Wayne County auditor and A. Cocktail dinner guard. $3195 as JOANNE CARRON, 1976 Metropolitan Detro/t C, Traditional cluster guard. $83_ PREViEWiNG DMarchetroit ofMaDimesrch oi PosterDimes Child,Chapterlooksboardon. chalrman, PI,K.UPANDI)ELIVERYSERVICEB Contemporary cluster guard. $1400 21138 Mack - Grosse Pointe Woods sta' rting Tuesda" y, AprJ, 27 and hon_eoreesraberswereotthe'broBoardught upandto czeityus ofrHomicidsall winwalksjoin/n etti-life _81-6942 L'_]_'__ (_"_"-(_.])_:)_:-'_()_[]''_: :_ continuing till Auction time.., date on plans for Superwalk in walking for a 'common i IN ADVANCE OF ',,, largest waik, lhon in the goal: to contribute to the _ OUR country, to be held this Sun. fight to'prevent birth deteeta day. April 25. Sports and media celebrities, the Red and to improve the qualKT ESTATEAUCTIONGarter Band and high school of life for those who have featuring the ESTATE of the late .marching bands, clowns and been born wRh birth'dete_ts. en's Club donated two $.300 publicize the euts that woutd Mrs AL GREEN _e Grosse 'Point. V?o=-and $ug_lestiolu o_ how to Rec&pturing the widowof the• late pre-eminentrestaurateur schGolraeenrshipsplanint itspartiesname have stakehould_lacetaft, wfferthee offered.proposal --,.,_f[_._f""""'_tV('_r&nd •. removedfromher CrossePointehome.. _e eve.ing di_ussion ,cussed how they eou]d be raised $1,392.50 ,h_s year Board members also di_- s;m"le,v, AucTION TO BEHELD " 4, wiR feature ao,m election by establishing a FRIDAY, APRIL 30 at 7 p.m ...... peter, president clothe Bq_r__ calling $om_mittee. " .... rm of Education, and V0ri_ HeaZth'EdueaUon Council "_l_"_'_,;'_t'} " SATURDAY, MAY 1 at 11 a.m. Cook, president ofthe Gross, Representative Jean S_'o_lkl %../%)I_JI it,Ll SUNDAY, MAY 2 at 12 Noon Porte F,dueationAzaociareported. that Mary Peones- A • Including a wide selection of FINE FURNI- tio., TURE, FINE PAINTINGS, CRYSTAL, SILVER, rop ¢oad home of Dr. _nd tuto.,,.r,=w,,et,,.,,spea.k at Deter /-kmcnca ..- Mrs. Douglas Sargent. This school Thursday, May 6, • CHINA, ART OBJECTS and Fine LEATHER _oup is a new effort by the 8 o'clock. Mrs. Pamessa wil/ BOUND BOOKS. FINE JEWELRY that will be Mothem' Club to involve train bo_ men and women in a later Auction may also be previewed, fathers and working parents, this summer for the Hygiene Further information,phone963-0248or 963-6255 The I_t6 Graduation Party progrlm being introduced in will be held at the War b[em. the elementary schook next oria[ June 9. Theme is "Yes- tall DuM0uchelleART GALLERIESCO. ter_., ..d Zod.y." He.Zt, m.c.t,o. Co_.dt 409 EAST JEFFERSONIn DOWNTOWN DETROIT .miABagediscu.defeation oennstheued.receMe-nt mlie.eetiTheng,Counare opecil nistocutherrentpubly- iID_"{_USS i Lawrence F. DuMouchelle Ernest J. DuMouche_le lissa Maghie]se, secretary of soltcjti_ memd_rJh|p at SIS 20o_- Of[ Estate Auctioneers and Appraisers presBoardent.theof E4ueation, was individual $10 ¢onUnui_g presents : Ideas on _ow to package $15 supporting and _25 pa- lesla}Table ...... $ 499 tron. China Cabinc! .. $10S9 the next _niltage propositions Mrs. Bemon McCl_re re- ...... ,ported that all students have ...... t been ex_o£1edfor the flu R- Arm Chair ...... _ ]79 ,! Open Thursday and Friday evenings master. All courses offered 20?0' SideChair ...... ,$ 165.. t had enough studen.ts regis- Russian. and amlirnba _)lids, !_ Because of the millage de- :_ SALE - Embroidery-bordered Tablecloth taredto holdclasses,except OFF "_iCh Woods are_,.c.t,,,._hogvmc,ccr,y s '£ Save now on this beautiful setting for. sfelaectit, onscshedulinmay ghandave coto upbee Warm FiDiSh L_arich, subHy ,'_! formal or informal dining.. ,Matouk's revised, glowingcoMnialma/,,ga:_l'. :_! white or ecru permanent press polyester Grosse Pointe Garden Club II II : Council is sponsoringa Car- and cotton tablecloth with soil-release finish den Walk on May 14 and 15. 5 Proceeds wig _o to the beiu- and embroidered, hemstitched bordering, tification of South 'High 65"'x88" oblong or ova). $25 School. ! by drexel 65"x105" oblong or oval. $30 Defroif PoliceWives _ Phn a FashionShow 3.su'_rk_,., 18th,y..r"entur-Americancollection _ 65"5" ×1round.20" obl$o2ng0 or oval,, $ 3 5 WivTheDsAetroitssocPoliiatcepresentsiOffonicers Elegance without artiface, formality without stiffness _i:_ of its 13th annual spring benefit is- an a__t descri P.tion this. fine be.droom, per person, and further in. to truly appreciate its quiet .... formation may be obtained dignity. by calling 864-62_, " " ___. Farmington. Tickets, it $10 beautiful detailing. Yo'u must see it _It_ 20%-Off _.t-__ SENIORS,PECIALSCITIZEN _,_ ...... SalePr$459ice _1_ ""'.,, (with Kim) Mirror ...... $149 Chest.On.Chest ...... $4|_ _.,_...n,, I st.=,.,...& s.. ope. _ ...... $]4_ R_. '25** I R_. "4" Night Stand...... $]99 •_ _17=. I ,._'3" HAIR FASHIONS 4k _: By Shirley 21028 Mack TU 4-0330 Custom Order [urniture [or your _ bedroom or dining room by I)rcxel "lP'lIlli[IB"imas|'-'lim _"' ' MEMBE* maHenritufacageturearsn,d othwerhetheleadr inygou wish DEglON BU NG¥i°' ,....,SO,rElYo. _.mhave av,.ailra_wble_,,froom_ok,ca_ta,,logs..'.,,._..o ..,, , ..,. Ja eo:bs_)I S ,KARL"'"""DAVIES Inl " ___"o,_,:off_ _c__ _xo_,_.o._ 886.6010 16200 HARPER (at Bedford gc Ford Xway) Comp_o_edecoratl'ng_erv,ce R,-@; Irtlllr & _ Open Mon., Thurs., Fri, Until 9;. Tues., Wed., ,ANKAMF.I_ICAR_I 2 HOURS FREE PARKING . . . JAC0BSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET 114 Kerch_va! Saturday Until 6 - Phone: TU 2-8020 _,_s_n c._,Gr I il I EXTENDED T£t3MR AVA/LA[}L[ i' _," Page Twenfy-Two GROS$E POINTE NEWS Thursday,April22, 1976 'S.ociety News Gathered from the Pointes Church Tour for Pettipointe Canada's Laurentlans Have Excellent Cuisine Shades of [3etsy Ross! ., =, =.= outstsnding _utches in De. enson ss eon'espoMlag see. "No,IF I Jwonaim'tt Mbem_hereer this ! totheEAT...exceptionthato's[ likeToronto),going iofAssocia165 dtioiffern, entproposetypes of• mfoenuod, OVENBAKESMOKED D _, IN ttrrealtit, Historicaorga_,!_dl So¢|etyby the- andDe. iretarys reeo, fdMrs/ng . seeWimlliamttary, ,Mrs. weekend. I'm going to Ca- to the Upper Peninsula to to be accompanied by _g)0 MAPL]_ SYRUP including • box Itmcbeoa, Is Nell Hayes s_ treasurvr and nods for a todd festival..." eat, a_d that, unless you're bottles of _ different types LAUKF.,NTIAN STYLE /he program for .Pettipointe Mrs. Henry CornUUe as h_. And, when they'd picked a freak for pasties, is some- of wine from seven countries, themselves up off the floor, thing you just don't do. I think that's a pretty good 1 whole ham, 14 to 16 Chapter of Questers Monday, farina. where they'd fallen, laugh- (I know there are excep- proposal, lbs., (or picnic, ham MayMrs.3. Gilder" Jackson has wiltSeveralbe attechaptendingr membeQuesters'rs ing, the reaction was always tlons to'this rule, and I know Would they say come if shoulder butt, cottage been • I e c t e d Pettipolnte "Bicentennial" national ©on. the same: "You're spendln_ that someone who knows a they didn't think they had roll, according to size president for 1976-7L Mrs. vention la Ph/isdelphia. Trips the weekend at a CANADIAN superb little restaurant in something pretty good to of family or party) Frank Scarer and Mrs. Frank to Winterthur and German. food fest/val?!" London or H_mltton is sit- offer? i Tbsp. ground Longo will serve as first and town have been in¢/uded in Let's get one thing straight, tlng down right now to write If what they have to offer cinnamon second vice-presidents, re-the eonvenUon plans. I like Canada. Every time me a nasty leRer, but I'm tur_s out to be pretty bad I Tbsp. ground cloves ..... my sister asks me up to her speakins la general . and, . well, there's always 1 lb. brown sugar 'Understudies' Plan Matinee cottage at Tobennocy, I So. in general, this _" what ihe scenery. 20 oz. cvn maple syrup A summer without Stratford, people from Michigan th/nk * " " The ham dmmM be as well. Ont., is no summer at all, about, toM Jn C_ada.) There is always the smoked and l_t _Ity as The ,,Understudies, 111:30 o'clock sub_ription and Polnte Pelee is super However: the'Laurentla_ scenery, and that in itself or Center and an afternoon for blrd.watching, and I've are French Canada, 50 miles i_ worth the trip, and the you en get. Rein@re _I of Wayne State University's I luncheon at WSU's McGreg- had good times, and ._ood north of Montreal, and /act that "it/ on parle frail, aeriM._ul[Cutthe _isfatgualslide gash_ these herHilberryM. Brucker,Theatre,JrMrs.., of Mer-W/I-[I perTheformanceinvitatioona_ "Thel eventMber."i= meal=, in Windsor, and as for wherever I've been that the ea|se" adds an extra fi_zp ham ia _lnare ida. lt_b riweatber road, chairman, ( scheduled for Wednesday, Toronto _ we]], somed|y, French have been, from Da- to the scenery, for it's fun elm_m_ aml e_; have planned • May Matinee_ May 12, with a 1:15 o'clock someone is going to tome kar to Port au Prince, l've to be in foreign territory, cove¢ evmly _ _ so- Theatre Party featuring sat curtain time. back from a trip to Toronto eaten very we]/. So l'm going (don't worry, though: an. and say something bad shout up to Canada for the 11th glai_ ia not exactly an ex- gar.Put asP_muehi_ swateromr Mas_g mapap_le -'---'--- posedo.yet.y, ,th,.,, you waut to, my Michigan, modattoiom.i,..),are=.excellent,,the.coo=syrup,-- ,_ ....,,,.,. Decorati WithSheetsSemina TO/onto is the North Amer- _rlends -- because when the _ And the food is superb, bettom M the pas. Ktke fw n o r Jc_ Dream. chefs of 12 hotels, _nembersl .The Salon featured bssic- three bmu_ at M4 dlelPrees. But to _o to Cenada, (with of the LaurentJan:Resorts ally Continental food, beau- Btste eltea, end make sure tifully prepared a_d display- _ maple sytlp wea't c_r. variety. It was a sLy-•hour /_Server from withtime .tboakedt/me, leans, banquet, pates to gateaux, (a good slY'a). _ re. and the eny prob|em was not to taste too much of what _ plaesa uy reliable you tasted so good an the plate-of mil_ etherise serve with the-moment, because there'd the meat, nltlmq_ a Idaho edbe, aseeminglynother platee ntod Ifill.e s sThein Pm_eUN bgyoes_IdvmT_g swell_ wlgwa-h }_RS. CHARLES BOMMARITO, (left), and art/ch0ke salad may be ex. it. _h w_ _ ap _fA_,S. PETER TOCCO admire the flag, hand-knit one stUtfed quail's egg. Act the malde syrup aid _llee one of the ladies attending Saint John Hospital • aTniESEnEATyn--L--N°'MPA"forkful=""ofYIto'"*terrlm'o""Us de,ocanardo,o..,..,-..--t_mllmtkm _ the pu,be.•to byF,ontbonne.=-me,..=AuxiC..e,liary'st w*annualoh**",spring fashionto is pleased to announce "there'sl'°rengeescargotslsenough,tofol_ow,Whenmolstui._floverCaehham_.willmake show, "Apple Blossom" '76," next Thursday, April and after that spring lamb, /mdy paMrk_ steaks. .29, at H/llcrest Country Clu_. ;Tickets for _ne , de veau, fret de beeu_ I cup/xu_ple _Trup Fontbonne Office, 881-8200, Extension 545. Pro- en eroute... ½ cup water ceeds will be eausedch, mafor ya be'ob.new Marnmographyta, by callingUnitthe i dcrr'""And the pastries: °" ""'*at Saint John.'*° I take back everything 3 Tbsp. cornstarch PAIGE*_." eversaidaboutCanadian __ _,Tupbsp._,bututtser Co ''_'--e'g=ational'_' Ladies to Meet As th• _eir_anys ofreyourp_mentative concentratedfor the _Salon,m ContinentFro-oh_l .am-Bdag I_thae mapltail_ msyru. peandw=. geThUoe C=rotsseC_urehPolate WoCongre-m-'s _Wo-k mar_v]ewn"winonbe"ThatgiveEatonnby mat estate needs. CanadI!ns have s cubine of stm'_t with n Utile water, Asso¢istien has scheduled Charlotte Gaming. their own that combines New post _ _ synw, mix group meetings for next Transcendental Meditation World flavors ' with Old well and sCesd/ly mlt/l m/Ix- Tuesday, April _7, with Group, teacher Germaine Ciesisk 4_}-,_1 World expertly, tory i_ ,,lee aml smocth. Add I gathering for luncheon at will lecture on TM at Group i _ It's maple sugar time in b_ter. Add nlts or Nt, ae -_ 12:30 o'clock in the St. Clair IV's evening meetingat 7:_ the Laurentians, and here _ to tut¢. , Shores home of Mrs. Ralph o'clock, at the Church. Hoe- : i are two recipes courtesy of pmsr ia/_ a _llae.ls,.h pie' Bressler. tenses are M'rs. D e n a 1d ..... Marcel Kretz, chef de cub dish, eo_er witk same pie Mrs. Bressler's co-hostess- Gagen, Mrs. Edmund Fair. Jacobsoa's in The Village' has planned an interesting ! utilizing this _ypics[ North t_. Bake at4r_esre_ _ Mrs. Vern Norris and Mrs. Maryon. ""--own Your own'--± "If---'----u$1noss"' i "'American,t Hotelproduct"La Sapinlere, _erntst.o 1_Make_. small cuds on Josephca will beDingman.Mrs, RoberMrs.t LRob-ake, chLGroupld andV meetsMrs. atJos9:1Seph in hJanomeet Roddecoraa, tiMngartexprogrFaashim oFridn ayCoord, Aprinailtor,23 watill 9:c_o0nduAc.tM.a i• :* . " " ": I _'• _/_'_..-s_a,_ A /_ iLW_ .,.,..._,.-_.w'r._i,yli..f_.i-J_ ereprogram.Choate_!,_wil-,;l.._ pr.esea_t-t,_ the tdhetive_mohome:rning.of_Mrs.;tn t__eetsr Outer seis mitonardecoranated demonstrwith sheeatiots nano_f a hobitw oeasyf ima.gaindnatieocn.onomiShcale wiiltl --. in_=_; = !_ ' I 11,/1, _ ' Mrs. 3 a mes Ziegentuss l_bertsoa,-_ will "shoW- discuss and show how to thake_pillows, reversible round sh_lclc$, padded head __,:_ Gr0ss__0 ___Palfirsmt's i• i The annual luncheon of tlie 38, _--1tld• e6ektalis: nVaUable wiU. open her Coan/._=Club _and_te11"..focus onh.er.Rx_m• table 'ct0ttiS;'.all coverings, lamp ':i J INInllU' n'lll I1.1111 I CroWomensse PVotersolnte Leaguewill be heldof atpro_11:nptly30 andat 1luneh-served2:30 so the driveluncheonhome, for"alaso Groupat 12:30H ahostessesnd _inn/ngare wheel.Mrs. HerHerbertco- boards, folding screens and many other clever ideas for the o'clock, with Mrs. Stanley Kolds and Mrs. D u d l e y new or experienced homemaker, house or apartment dweller. i l! IIIIIII mALL ! at the Gr_se Palate Hunt meeUng eta begin at 1:15 Lindow and Mrs. Nell Got- Arnold. Guests are welcome to the special event in the St. Clair Room. •j Club next Wednesday, April o'elbek, schall as co-hostesses. " ', Minimum investment. , Joan Jessup will present The program, "Piedmont Open Thursday and Friday evenings I 200' Spacesavailablewitheverythingpaid. I Daughter=o( hal_lh forpossiblenext yearplans'_ LWVand pprojectsriorlt,/esanded byOlivet,Mrs. "writFrankbe preseSeydlernt- , J To Hos_ Fashion _e_e,, " Reservations, at $5 per an4 Miss Clarke Wigman. _i_ :!,i !i Lookingforsomeone toopen tennis, I "_: I golf and bowling shop. I Rose of Sharon Circle el person,FridayAprilShould2, with3,b¢"madeeitherbYinGr°uPthemonflngHIconvenesithen atA/lard9:15 _'. j the Daughters of Isabella Joan Dot_en, _S_, or avenue home of Mrs. Fred.. I Also someone to open complete make-up. _ wiU present n luncheon and Joyee Sanders, S_.?8_. erick Re_tor, whose co-hoe...... _ I section, sidewalkcole. I fashionday, Aprilshow28, atnext12:30Wedneo'e3ocks- Potential members and tesses are Mrs. Ray Jacobs _: I Wouldalso be interestedin card, wrapping I at Monsignor Vismara guests., are welcome. , and Mrs. Louis Charvat. A I and giftsection. I Knights O[ Columbus Hall in .... ' I O.pen to otherideas that would compliment I Harper avenue, Harper I I wT_icketss. , ($2.50 general, ad- Our 79th Anniversary SALE of _.i: i: : j our initialnew concept, I mission, $1.50for Senior Citi- J zens), may be obtained in further information. I advance b_, Clll]Jfig 881-5581 Tadross and Zahloute IL _..._...... J or 884.0551. presents for your in- .] Call 885-3846 mornings&evenings for spectionand consider- _J_'/'__l_i'_4:_ I : • - -: :I i _ collection of selected / _ antique,semi-antiqueandnew - ,i _ Oatio.rientalitsRugsprestigious. Kashan, Is_fahan1_#i,_ Kerman,Sarouk,Michkin, 8okara,Heriz, Tabriz, Qum Silk andother fine rugsare offeredat savings. Friends,customers,collectorsand the new collectors areinvited to seethisbeautiful,big collection. Eachis _: truty a work of art individuallystyled w/lh exciting .i' bright colors and soft hues. Designsand stylesthat ' i speakof all timesand places.A visit to "l'adrossand :" Zahlouteis like a magiccarpetvoyageto distant limes and places.A truly worthwhile experience. For collectorOrienta[ Rugs: 1Supe6HARBORr FrenchCT.Colonial,,GrossePointebuilt 197Farms0, 5(C0rbedrooms,.Moross&3 Lake1/2 baths,sh0re) _(_ __L]l_ sunken living room and family rooms, luxury kitchen, 3 car ; 136MADISOANVENUE963-7400DETROIT,MICHIGAN attached garage! , • ( SALE { .,::,. I1.11 ...... ,, INTRODUCTORY OFFER Roman shades from Vaccaro-Smith i ii : i_: 10% OFF With This Ad Smoothly finished wood-slat shades in natural OPrinil Pfsain• tiStandngs •arPdicSturizee Framesames woodpricedtoatnesexcellentinterwovensavingswith. Abrversatileown cordingwindow... _::_ OURCUSTOMFRAMESHOP treatment that provides both light and privacy. WILLFRAMEANYTHING FROMA DOLLARGOLD In seven sizes: 2WWx6'L $30 COIN TO A WAGON WHEEL 3'Wx6'L. $35 4'Wx6'L. $45 MAJORCREDITCARDHSONORED 5'W x6, L. $60 6'Wx6'L. $75 Immediate651possessiN. OXFOonRDinG, r.tehaitsHom5 beeFordroothemExCecutiveolonial, 3 1/_. ADRIAN 7'Wx6'L. 090 8'Wx6'L. $100 baths, handsome family room, huge country kitchen, 6% ART GALLERIES 'A ml, Nod'h of Vernier 885-5600 _ _ _ [_ [_(E]<_ 0_(_ ['_ BREALTOR_ 21143 Mack, Gres. Pte. Wds. 21304 Mack Ave. - 886-3300 / " ,ThursdeApyl _|l22, 1976 • ' ' G R O SS E PO I N T E N E W S PageTwenty.Three iWomen's Page by, of and for Pointe Women "Most FittingFinale ToAnn sMalcolm. re,. They'll 'Meet You"in The Lobby' Tatk by Rose Expert Slated. Plans for a_ August 5 wed. thb year i= Lincoln Atkiu, Mr. Atk|ss wi[! describe his ,/_ ForFineArts Year ding are being....made by An= nationally • known rosa,,,riAn ."Adventures with Roses" Fri. day evening, April 30, at 7:45 ' Malcolm and Rodney Plo_. from Newton Square, Pa., an o'e|ock at the Grease Points _'Repriseof "Meef Me InTheLobby"FirsfPresenf-ke, whose engagement has ":' been announced by her par. exhibitor who his won moJt CongregatJona| Church. The ed 3G Years Ago: Is Society's 70fh eats, Mr. and Mrs. lrvin L. o! the Ameri©an Rose Society meeting is free and open to a _ B[rfhda.... _ Present fo Itself residentsMalcolm, formerwho Oxfordnow makeroad nit•anal trophies and hy- the public. "_ Libby and Charlie Davis were a pretty busy their home in Escondido, Vpair 35 years ago. They were breaking new ground, Ca]ft. ":turning out an original musical comedy in a style ' The bride.elect, who was v that had never been done before, and when "Meet graduated from Grosse Fointe • Me In The Lobby" opened February 27, 1941, at High School and received The Players Playhouse in East Jefferson avenue, her Bachelor of Arts degree the University of Den- everyone agreed that Fine Arts Society of'Detroit ! ere°r,m is presently associated r_had really come up with something GREAT[ withtheJosephMagnin Cam- by John£,_rmk _-._ It was so.,, different, pany in Denver. It's finally happened _ we're getting scores of calls _:You couldn'tcallit an "Meet Me In The Lobby," Her fiance,son"of the by peoplelookingforan'old beat-uphome thattheycon .. • operetta. It wasn't a re- book and lyrics by Elizabeth James Plotzkes, of Denver, fix up. ff's tough the' because they are asking for old run. ,<'rue. Instead, it utilized a leBlos odS. DaviDavis,s, Jr.,musicJ• sbycheduledChar. andreceivedBachelorhis Bacheof Sclorienofce Artsde. down homes in prime artosl Our next campaign will be to ._plot, with popular, sing- for performances Friday, Sat- gree from the University of convincethese people that oil of Grosse Pointe is a prime '::able music an integral urday and Sunday evenings, i Denver. He works for the areci. parTwot of yethatars plotlater,. "Ok1•-or'¢1o¢kAPr_ 23,at24Theandl_a2yers5, _tP8:30_]ay- Uon.Colora•do Hospital As•co•a- Thisis a great stepforward. I coq remember one home home" burst on Broadway,ihouse, that sat for over a year before it was recognized as a pt- fentlatty fantastic house. The trouble now is that there its integrated muale.and. = Mr. Davis_ hack as music .ei'ero, Mr. and Mrs. David actually aren't enough of these bargains to satisfy the in- plot concept reve]utionidng director of the current pro. McK_e, Mr. and Mrs. Paul mtiobJe demand, So what's the next step? Where do these the American musical then. ductAon. Director is Roy Gracey, the Mesdames HaJg frustrated people go if they want a home they can really terFine. Arts, remembez_g ,WAdeKLlam_:_erg.EvProducerans. Choreogr=.is Mrs. con,Aved_Sydneybm, Chades'SL_elakC., _Ar'umJ-. do th_ngswith? We say'the bargains are still around but it "Meet Me In The bobby," pher is Suzanne Adelbetk. and DeGaetaao, CaraZ Dru_. takes care and study of an experienced eye. This is where ;could have predicted, it Assistant director is Bonnie ker, Freder|ek Datum and Gros$_Pointe Reel Estate Co, has proven its worth more would. .Denler. , Georgina Spellman, and Ken. Fine Arts Society of Detroit eels- are, (back row, left to right), CHAR- times than oncel This year, Fine Arts will The east includes Mr. and neth gurtz, Hugh Muhee, brutes its 70th anniversary_this week- LESS. DAVIS, JR., musical director, ;conclude its T0th anniversary Mrs. ,Charlej S. Davt_, IIl, Christ Hawk•lay, Mary Jane end with three perforrnancbs at BONNIE DENLER, assistant direc- If you're interested in hbvin9 fun with your next pur- l season with • reprise of its Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bliss, Jennings, Bonnie Deuler, "Meet Me In The Lobby," Libby and tar, ROY ADELBERG, . director, chase, call the people at G.P.R.E. Co. the), have an on- _,35thanMvers•W success. Mr. and Mrs. $_Lich•el Buc. Diamond T. Phillips, Mich•el Charlie Davis' eriginal musical com.- (front, left and right), HELEN staff designer at your service who will hell= you plan fan- • M•urer, Sue G'h•_l, Eliz•- edy first presented by Fine Arts 35 EVANS, producer, and SUZANNE tastlc things with a home you migF/t like to purchase. No .D_vb. print•- ADELBERG, choreographer. Okay? . _, = The orchestr• features Jo. pals involved in the 1976 production _o_,,_,oobe,,_, _o,. Set American Music Surve _ ,rester on guitar, Kurt For ...... Y I FOURMIER'SGREAT30th rester on drums, M•ry Eli•- Two 'concerts d_l_e•r's Concerts wllll| _ Ml_ _'_ _ | so_, cello, John Stone, viol•, music by American eom-I feature two instrumental[| _---/._"_V/_-=_._._'_....._,._ ...... _[_J_ 1_/ _ I JCaLiffordmes LovC•rabat,rys,econfirstd vloKn,violin, posers will IdghlL='ht an solobts. Pianbt Leo Sm|t,[| _. ___,_Y_P__AI_P_'fa_/ l_ 0_)_/_| Diana Littletield, flute, P•ul be presented by the Detroit l)o_ition at the State Univer, Kelly, _rumpet, •nd Matthew Symphony O r e h • s t r • and sity at New York at Buffalo, i Mark Fernandei, third violin, Am_ric•n Music Survey to professor of Piano a_ Com. [l_lAr_/dVdW/_/_la_'._/__,#ll_d_/_l_'/_=,_l_/_/| IJtwaitts, 'trombone. Wayne State U_verslty dur. W= appear May ,, pe_ozm- OFF ' Stage manager is Steve _e Survey, • mao,_or pro. ch,.alk's "Gran=oT•ranteU,...oo,•" UP TO 40%, - Shrader, Martin I.,inder, Patti _t of both the University's and George Gershwin's "Vat. ON ALL LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, TABLES AND LAMPS FAMOUS ASTROLOGER K_oc•so.,h andDoFi'a!Ikn Wovarleyn ,DevePattln. activities,and Orchestra'shas beenBiceanpprovedtennial ]atioA _compositon 'Ii:.oGnotbyRhythb"mltmwill'." 15%, OFF ALL CARPETING, OVER NOEL TYL -, _.,._,,_,,-,....o=_,., _,._t _ _h,_.,.o,._._= _o.,_=.=, 1600 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM Auehorot 13Books Costumes were designed City. of Detroit Bice_gean/ll as will works, by C/ulrles , and executedby Marie Bar-.CommMion. It is supported Recentlyappeared on tou Gordon tee1, _ Cqrey, Shella in' part by a 'grant from the lye=, WlUam Grant Still and Generous Discounts on Draperies. We Instal| Our Own Harvard Graduat_ in'Psycho}og), Datum, De_!_ Forrester, Nati0nal Endowment/or the: Aaron Copland. _ Margaret Guertler, Charlotte Arts, ' . . ; ! Pereusslontd Jan Williams, _""__ .. Appearing MAY2, 1976-- 9-5 Ggtner, _.. Ha=,_m., _0 =o.o0_..,_.,, g.= d_.=oo,_t,._..,_o,'"0 !...Tourn ice Jl[urnilure Pearl Linder, Dottle Lord, Thursday and Friday eve-_ Cr_atlve ned Performln_ " SOMERSET INN su,•. M=s:ee,Mar_=n.eningi; May _ and 7, at Ih_O A_ *t SUmaC, _ be / /_ • f.;2 _' :: For further informal(on a,nd BroChure, : ..... =Sehr•d_r; Latexes Sinclair o'clock in Waif's Community guest soloist May ,,f,_=.r:.n.Solo (| i "' (A_ d Ca P_ @"[lifO' _L o. _/ • _ /'COSMtCIOOKGALLI[IY _-_e_ ',-,,,^; ; .... Set'dedamb I_'A.,-.Ndl_ld n,_:DSO_Vfll be u_T_r (he Percb_o_t'_'a'nd" Otehe_; : ...... *.... 16421 BAR at. WH_TTIER _,, . , h (s_/,,//.i,,/n_,,o_soo,,,eO ..... I.lO..'=[Ol.g .... ; Z,o_=nmeh_,lLS_t_i_,_,_rer. _ at _¢_.eomi=_o_: Xo==_w_te_.for tt= in _4,,i| , ' ' YELEPHON| 881'-1215'( '_ : ;' " | $oh•nna Hoot, Mike and Judy ,h. _..,..t.m _t=.sel_ _m 0 t h e r composers repm- Bueeleto and Jean Judge. l.a',,n._ Mr Fou conducted seated on rids program are Rte Ku]m, Doris P_hang, l _."d.'._ .£,..,... M,,._e Sur ¢exreeo) Lea IBNIMs"b_ T_,_. • _,.,.,...... I "- ...- ...... Charles Ires, Ned Rol_m PowerWashAluminumand Brickto _ BudPear•e,NitaM/ko8a_dl" ".._" "...... ' look like new. ; Sue Pet= am o,1 make.up. ( .,, . ho AMmMumdoors,screensand windows #aek-M_'-'dowan,-*"Brow=deI gue=t_, _duamg =)me w n"'-ight, _ornixmo_thB. 4morefunfilledDAYS! cleanedand brightened, . =dufit_ the mtufleto it. For RemovePaintrundownfrom brick, • the more=e_u, _umben, ACMEPRESSURECff.ANF.RS,INC• =fewnminute_• _s...be._fore the,,_cu.r;-and]M_r:, ,._aM,m:! Mr,.s..,oWJh,,._]lLt.._m '_0'" _" "" ._,kod eredit for"the smart din. • %, •, GO0 today " 892-5989 tain rises to welcome the •u- Peatfle handled reservations i'llmm_,mma•mm,bml6mlma_titm_mlimoJJomJmoiaml dienee, meml_rl and their foe this weekead'a perform- Mr, Davis gives Ida wife ' o _ .. o anees.Mr. •M Mn. H_ro]d ing a Judge'sdaughterwho oo ":" . o o ". • _. 0 Open Thursday and.Friday evenings H. Emmons, Jr., Mr. and has led a sheltered life, her • " through -Mrs,,-Arthur---W..o.Gable,-=Mr,oIndependent 'girl- frien-d,'"•n SUNDAY Van Deusen are on the re- ted but ¢onseknttous secre- . * ception committee, tory, all of whom meet In a motel |obb¥ ia Reno, Nev. Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. After twists •nd"turm_ o_ Vo)kens, 0dr. and Mrs. Don. mistaken identity, boys get a• nlddMr.Rothan=mg,d]_|oFranMroi=]. _..a,hnbtd,l_|=[Mrs.HIt_,,OW.WttoI_ls, (or girk get boys- AfternoonsAPRIL & Evenings25 Victor Breidenbach, Mrs. Wom£.n's Lib may be new, Raymond J. Dully, )_'s. but who get= who hgs always • _ L Them • s Girardy, Huih beast recogni_=d a8 • moot hostMPeimeste,elanRedtadtbaste•ass.t_ Mr.w= asnderveMrs"aa ' haPPY,poiThnat),t "everybodyand .'ve" "_'', The lobby d_play L_by Ai. the audience, who've had • Bring the Family to the teen •nd Ken Kurtz, cand/ds happy time v_ewing • dellgbt- by Joe Mtniscalco, rehearsal _ul play, and the performers, slides by Lee Corliss. prlncip•ls to ehort= mem- "Meet Me In '['he Lobby" hers, who',ve had a b•ll put- was • cotlaborafive efforotn tin8 it on. the part of the Davlscs, who No doubt about it: Pine worked on the'tiny, mo_fly Arts is the _ivel/est septua- from after dinner until mid- gen•ri•n Jn town. REUPIIOLSTER* * RIDESforEVERYONE.* YOUR Tots to Teens The world's first A perfect giftfor the _ ._. Come Join the Fun tOgradcollegeuate,worhetherthe headed _"_i_t_ _,i_ : : " Aftgmo...... ons or Evenings_ ing Point pen is precision made for the most o fwoussyrldwri.Theters.'PiWloot"rkVans onisinkh- or cartridges, and _ /'/,,,___ "_ ._:o. _ , 'or'. with a fine or medium 14-Kt gold point. Click it, the _'4_ drying-upor leaking out. Perfectwriting co_ Ye,...w•.r,nn,,,._,oo,"o_.,.*o on_'_" , o r_; _---_7, _.__-- ....= ,o'ALL,ormo, with fountain penqualityandballpoint thattired.looking furnitureo new leoseonlie.., il _ / _ , ' __-,,-'_--_/ ..... e,,- have it re$tyled to match your new decor and re. ll'_ _'_ ___'._" _:'_.-.,_._;* 834==8000 Six refill cartridges, blue or black, .59 _pholstered with beautiful Scotehgard fabrics, ll__ j _ _ _ "; ' • IE;Tore We also custommake& Draislipcoversns, . (cloth & plastlc)II_. |( . " " Jacob• - /,t ,GL,_U Jorm#r|y Ill _ .Ke.rc.._a/, • 14,_ M_k [ Benehtmg Northeast Gm*dance Center 2 HOURSFREEPARKING. . . JACOBSON'SWILLVALIDATEYOURTICKET o_e 30 _,, ..=,,.'--_. _....'m,,v,t,_,,,=.966= . o,. **-**---**--***-**----**--***, ' * t . " , _, _ I ' , ,";- /'_. i¸ P_le Twe_y.r-_ G R O S S E P.O I N T E N E W S _ "rkumJay,_w,1 22, 1976 Ii ,',]_.PF.g$OHALS _ HELP WANTED 4--HELP WANTED S--SITUATION 4_-FOR RENT 6--FOR RENT '6D--VACATION 7--WANT|O TO RENT ....GEl"rING MARRIED? Xaren GENERAL / GENERAL WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED RENTALS RESPONSIBLE professtonM Gawrett will give your SECRETARY -- part-time. TEACHER needs mature re- CARE AVAILABLE SOON, second 14182 HOUSTON near Chat. FLORIDA, M _t r c o Island. couple seeks unfurnished 2 .., wedding ceremony a ape- Shorthand and typing. Call liable woman to care for BY floor fiat, large and beau. mers, upper flat, 3 rooma Renting beautiful water- bedroom, home or town _,, _el musdimenic siofon,yourby choice.singing 963-8660. Fridtoddleray 7:50Monda.ma.y tothrough4 p.m. HOMEMAXERS.UPJOHN rootitusm. with41.6'xtil1ed5.6'fireplivinglace tar,and heated,bath, staduove,lts,renfrigero peats,. bi.weekfront lcondomy, moniniuthlym , vfish-illa, Junehouse. IsLIV2Nobaths.childrenGarage.or Call 882-71-41. WANTED -- Couple to serve Own transportation. Refer- NurseS, Nurse Aids, Geri- and 9' ceilings, full dining $140. 884-9977. ing, boating, pool, etc. p_ts. Pointes area. Write: as housekeeper, gardner eases required. 882-3296. atric aids to work part or Sleeps 4 adults, new com- Mr. sad Mrs. C. F, Muel- IK)OR LOCKS installed, re- and limited handyman, all the time. All employees room, serving pantry and UPPER flat furnished plus pletely f u r n i s h e d. TU let, P.O. Box 155, Kenosha, placed. Free estimates. Li. Will provide separate 3 FULL TIME girl wanted in sereened, bonded and in. kitcwithhen,walk3 beindrooclomss,etlarges. 2 air conditioning, washer/ 1-4982. WI. 53141. :_ceased. _4.2f,_. bedroom living quarters, animal hospital. Reception. sured. 24 hour service, tiled bathroonts, air condi- dryer, $200. 22334 Hanson NEEDLEPOINT PILLOWS all utilities and $100 per ist and help in stlrgery in Detroit 872.0200 tiotdng, laundry, off street Ct., St. Clair Shores. 775- DELRAY BEACH, luxurious DENTAL STUDENT, wife blocked and finished. Aak month. Must have car and Grosse Pointe area. Csli PAINTING, staining and w@A parking. Adults, and young 6296. ' condominium, 2 bedrooms, and infant wish to rent by _.'_'al_ about classes. TU references required. Write 822-5707. papering at lowest cost. adults. No pets. Shown by GROSSE POINTE WOODS, Tenn2 bathsis, ,pool,full golfkitche, avna,ilableetc. 4-yearJune 1stcommin Grositmentse Fointe.needs 1-7073_ TU 6-6318. Grosse Points News, Box MEDICAL SECRETA_RY for Estimates cheerfully given appointment only..882:0552. 1966 Hollywood, brick bun- immediately. 642.1225 be- 2 bedroom with laundry ARE YOU di#appointed with M-50. 4 doctors practice. Capable at no charge. Call 862-9234 OUTER DRIVE . Chandler galow, 2 bedrooms 'down tween 3 p.m.-5 p.m. facilities. Excellent refer. :_ '_ "your achievement In school DENTAL ASSISTANT Ofexperiencemanapo_igieriionaiinbookkeepionrgWi77thQ.B823. Park, 3 bedrooms, ce,RraZ orabedrooted,1 mcarpeting,Up,newlYdrapes,dec-OCEANA VILLA near Day- enees. Call 885-0926. , or work? Success could be Part.time in Grosse Pointe and familiar with biliing of WHY NOT receive an early air, appliances, dishwash- tona Beach, 1.bedroom REFINED SENIOR CITIZEN • yours! DYNAMO POWER area. Monday, Tuesday and _medical insurance. Phone estimate if you are ¢onsid- er, washer-dryer. Excellent finished basement. Im- _.'_'for lower elementary. SE- Thursday, 8 to 5:50. Must after 8 p.m. 862-4185 or _4. ering painting your home " throughout. Professional or mediate possession. $325 apartments and efficien, plus companion for wife, " _,_;CRETS for middle ele. be able to take xadio. 6952. or garage this summer, elderly couple only. No per month, lease. TU 6-1068, cy's, on the ocean. Reason- w_ints cottage or'lower5 or 'mentary, ACHIEVEMENT graphs, pour model_ and College student will do a single, no children, no pets. TU 4-1340. Villa,able racte/o's. Mrs.Write,MargaretOceana l 8month,rooms.a Wiyeall r'spay rent$350 ina DYNAMICS,or high school general office work. Call RI_JJ!ABLE,RETIRED man fantastic job. 773-0726.. Security deposit and refer- FAR East Side, upper in- Oirick, 2448 Sooth A1A, i advance, in quiet neighbor- _: age or adults. These pro- Mary, TU 1-9404. wishes janitorial work in ences. $325 per month. 885- come, 2 bedrooms, Living Flagler Beach, Florida! h_d near bus l_ne. and _+,. wigradelyms acclaimare baseded concepon thets BOOKKEEPER -- Experi- I restaurants. 882-8522. NURSESduty. GrAideosse wPoiantsnts privarea.ate 9175. room, kitchen. Adults, no 32036oresll 1.904.439-2545.' shopping center. 885.8165. i_"of ,Dr. Maxwell Malt=', enced. _0 hour per week._GROSS-E POINTE law office Excellent references. No 379 NEFF ROAD, Groese pets. 8_-0109. KEYLARGO, Florida. 2-bed. MIDDLE.AGED Grosse live.ins. _82-0708.- Points City. B E A U T I F U L redecorat- new deluxe Town- Points couple would like to l_- well known Psycho-Cyber- New Center area. Pleasant[ wishes experienced _- 3 bedroom, room .';.aeries. Phone 331-6431. surroundings, h o u r s 9-1 [ tary w i t h. good " • 1_ baths, 2 car _garage, ed upper 5. Quiet Alter-Jef. beach, marina, large rent or buy fiat or duplex flexible, 5 days. Call be-_ _lease CaU Mrs. Sanderson NURSES AIDE available. :_0. Crane Realty. 884-0700 ferson area, $145. _Adui_, recreation hall, 4 tennis in Grosse Pointe. 821.6786. _'' CH_PAGNE tween 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. [ at 8_.6100. Experienced. FUll or part 2 bedroom 882.7379. courts, pool. By week, WEDDING for appointment. S.P.I. [4A---HELP WANTED 68time.1-_. Excellent references. BEAUTIFULapartment fully carpeted, LARGE fiat, 3 bedroom, car. formonthreseorvatir seaosnon.s, TU I-_15 INgalowTHE _V(I OODS---Sor 2) bemdrooaU bumsn,- } PHOTOGRAPHERS Company, 873-6770 walk-in closets, air condl. ' ' i -!".FOR THOSE WI_O WANT CARPEN_'ERS needed for DOMF.$TIC TWO RELIABLE young men lion, all appliances, private stores .and transportation. MANITOULIN Island -- On- car garage, for elderly •[.... THE FINEST general building and rough HOUSEKEEPER for elderly to do odd jobs. Window parking, no children, no Children welcome. Ready tario, American Plan, re- couple (no pets)h'om pri- Samp_JeAlbums Shown wood Work. 823.2000. couple, _ive-in. TU 4-0665. washing, gutter cleaning, pets. On Stephens Drive. to move .in' first week of sort on Lake Kagawong, rate owners, near bus line. yard work, inside or out- 821-1550. May. Call 8224168. Rustic cottages with 3 Approximately $175._nonth. Z_'-'- In Your Home SAILING COUNSELOR EXPERIENCED housekeep, side, etc. TU 1,7205. " .. peted, close to schools, piece bath. Spacious lawns stove and refrigerator, one • _ 575-95_ 17.21 to teach' basic ftmda- er.laundress, long recent 'INCOME, UPPER, Warren- UPPER income, Somerset and beautiful sand beach. Box K4, Grosse Pointe near Chandler Park, adults Excellent fishing, Write 0194. perishes. Carpentry, plumb, entity deposit plus utKities, only, no pets. 521._807& Long Bay I._dge, 801 Dela- _ENIOR citizen wishes small _;.no,i_Ezperit;nencedk!er, s, smalreferenl dogs,ces, soteenrt agfroerms aJtunae summer21.Sept. re6.. HOUSEKEEPER-- Monday erinag,l guttrepersairs. andNootherjob gentoo. 885-1756. ware. Avenue, Sudbury, apartment or share or light _,_._PUPPY day.SITTERVE 9-13Se85rv.ice -- Comentntaaisct Phiof lsaipilinCavarettag to pre. throughreferencesFriday,necessary.8:50-4:30,9_- HANDYMAN;small or _t'_rge. 5Fyereaers eseti-x. REQUIREDOuter Drivetoarealive$16in5. De-Se- 4 ROOM upper; refrigerator, Ontario, P3A3X5 or call housekNews. eeping. Good refer- . stove, carpeted,no ehi!- 705-566-1290or 7_ ences.331-5656. _te-.-M USIC • 437-_. youclea_ngg children,and la1unindryschool,, 2 ;mate. Randy. 881-8019. •trait?on my Pick2 unitupincome.the equityRent dren. TU 6-4624. x 1032. CARRIAGE house "for young ,_,. EDUCATION SALESMAN Grosse Pointe area. Refer- HIGH SCHOOL seni_,r inter, from upper will cover $1M. :6A--FOR RENT DO YOU LIKE GOLFING-- working couple in Grosse "_'p_LNO, guitar lessons. Home Lookingtor ymmg aggressive ences required,sm.64/o, ested in tawn work "for FBA mortgage payment; FURNISHED Golfing, swimming, horse- Pointe. Please call 979- ,'_ or studio. Woods Music salesman with sale_ ex- • summer. Experienced and good location, Outer Drive. back riding, trail biking, 1730. Studio, 20f_I Mack. 88.5- perience. Must be neat and 4_---HOUSE SII"_N_ ;reliable. Call Steve M6-00M Maryland. 571-6100 ext. UPPER 5 rooms completely hiking, bea_iful s'cenery? " 0024. dependable. Call for inter. SERVICE _ _for free estimates. 284, 882-1488 evenings, furnished, $195. Grayton Perfect family vacation SMALL reasonable, _Iderly • . view appointment. Good ATTORNEY seeks h o u s e RELIABLE college student ALTER ROAD, quiet apart- near W a r r • n. Working home. Ne_,r Petoskey. lady, east of Seven Mile BASIC guitar techniques. Housekeeping Shop. 14326 aftting arrangement(s) desires aummer lawn work. ment, 3 rooms, stove, re- couple only. June 1st. 885- Dishwasher, TV, phone. -Read between Jefferson _r_..__. ' _ Completelyfurnished6.47- 2.6920. . _ _-.-,__a,lm_,©or StandudioFolk,.777.{In W/my5.REE.TIREJ_DeffG_erqsonTLm._MAs.n0,N to tefrommbeJunr 14e or14pthortrouionghthereSep-,l __'eYearquips menexperiet,remon_ab!ce, e.884-own AdL"ulIgeratsontorlyh,e$1at5._n8'_i-nished.3BS& JU_2LY,. August rental,4 bed- S7233eeps. any size .group. and Gratiot. Evenings TU b:,i_teaeher, my home. _.777_. patio, experienced only Grosse Pointe News. PRIVATE NURSING deeoratod. $150. Security blocks from lake, park. BOYNE COUNTRY. Corn- HOUSE TRAILER -- Grosse e:Pl A N O lessons, q,ilified help me plan and hy brick oL References. Box E._, 9515. !_ BEDROOM house, newly room furnished house, 2 pletely ft_rnished, all elec- 885-1639. i qc ._...... , plea. _$6-940_. ' $-.-$ITUAT|ON Arou_ the L_)ck deposit required. _ Alter After 4, 882.5117. the, 2 tier Chalet. Upper Points doctor and family. 's_.::,.Pi IANU, OOF M.LE, S_DNSB.M. E'XPERIm_CF..payrolV lclerk W_NTED In home,hound or nm'sh_ Road._Z-0t56. 3 ROOMS furnished, $50 a Uer--4 bedrooms, 2 baths, &--ARTICLES FOR,SALE operator. 259-2190. TONY VIVIANO .companiom, real# at/_0_d- rooms, stove, refrigerator, eurity deposit. VA 2-7038 fireplace. Lower tier--3 RDTO SPADE your garden. Ill J!_"_:Si---I"UTOR82ING_/816 ' GOOandD alsofor soPBXmeoneswitchboardwho .likes ,Hondyrrmn _hom,nta,e. livRNe.ins.'s, LPNSet,creed'|, Aidaems, l COekrLONIApeted,L DUPLEX--2semi - finishbeedd- week.12 to 5.Retired couple. Se- bedrkitcheoonms,, living2 bathrs,oomkitchenwith, Student will rata spade up Carperiter Work bonded. 26 hour retrace, basement, pantry, double Living _'oom with fireplace, to 1,000 sq. ft. _,0.00. 823- _! :_" cruiser. Boat carpentry, anal All Other IM_ aurora f_ lmmr- insulation, 1_ car garage, ROOMMATE wanted to live Tiers inter.connected if de- 1821, John. li I "'_="_'_' & EDUCATION be4ts to take care of large _ _ _isc_, aneous, ,.a_ee ea_m. Nottingham.Morang. $215. with girl 26. Completely sired. P_vate 6 hole lint- / :_, :qi_ ; _ ,;_= full tlme or par_:i/m_ 542 ',r '__ i :_0 441110 "_ furnished house, Harper tang green. Summer reset, AUTOMOBILE owners auto. :_'_il: aubjects; aa,k_a]s. .... _ ..... after 5 p.m. .FEMAI_E' student looking for WARREN-CHAIaMEI_,'-tnice r_ -"_...-...... -- _ _ " 4_1,5_3_ .... _--"Adults and children. Cer- :HIGH SdHOOL GIRL Wanted . : quiet' _ room, batlr;_ipplt 161_"ROOMS F'0R.R|NT ...... COTTAGE:_:' :_on ....Lake Huron as $16.27P_'U'-l.2376.' _.:_fied teachers, to type monthly mailing SECRETARIAL and Notary "_baby sitting Job=from 3:_ arises, utilities. $125. Olde COMFORTABLE room con- near Forester. Modern. 2 "ALMOST-NEW" APPAREL • Call: list. 886.2737. Public serv/ce in my home. p.m. Preferably Grosse responsible adults. _.0861 venientiy located, mature bedrooms, $100 per week, Carefully selected current :; DETROIT AND SUBURBAN YACHT SALE Boat Broker. J. Prather, 882-4871. .Points Woods and Shores after 6 p.m. busine_ss or professional $15 per day. 822-0066, styles of designer and bet. area. Please call 8_4.756_ HARPER . NOTTINGHAM person. 886.2344. ter apparel, accessories, ]P'" TUTORING SERVICE Part-time. Excellent cam- 3 TEENAGE BROTHERS after 5 p.m. up_ fiat 2 bedrooms. Se- FREE ROOM and /_oard in TAMPA BAY on beach for furs, jewelry and "old- 3_8-00_ mission_. _r. Peku. Ag- Strong, eager, hardworking, rent or lease. Furnished t/ques"...... gresslve Yachts, 24610 Jef, Spring clean-up, lawn jobs, TYPING -- Secretarial work curity deposit required. No exchange for evening and 2D-._AMPS " -- ferson at 9½ ,Mile Ro_d. ' odd jobs, exper/ene_l. Pool • done in .my home. Reason- pe_. 3714677. weekend babysitting. 2 home. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths Consignments Welcome • maintenance, Outstanding ..able. 885-1472. ALTER ROAD below Jeffer. children. Lovely situation air and heat, ,pool. No ehii- LEES = TOSEBOFOR BOYS EMm'Y D_K_ We have one references. 886-2737.. in Grosso Palate. 8Be-908& dren. no pets; $400 per 20_9 Mack (near 8 Mile) ]I 2-8 WEEK SESSIONS desk available for a real PAINTING, reliable college son; 8 room flat. Security ,mont_. Call after 3' p.m. 881-808_ esta_ salesman of the GUTI_R cleaners for hire. _student, experienced, deposit. Adults preferred. 'GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 7724083. _" ..... THE ALLMANDS right calibre. N'o experi- Experienced, ExcelI'ent .Grosse Points references, VA 2-0333 after 6p.m. Roslyn Road near Mack, BOOKTIQUE, used books '_ 47147 STONECREST DR._ ence necessary but helpful. .rates. Cal/ Tom, 882-0853, Russ, 881-54_1B. CHALMERS corner of Jet- 1½ rooms 'and full bath, HILTON HEAD ISLAND. bought and said. Noon until __ PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN We _rain and provide lie- Jim, 821-2564. entire upstairs, some kitch, bedroom, 2V= bath condo- 7, Tuesday through Satur- 1453-4554, ense help, furnish sales VILLAGE _r_ping See'vies--- ferso n. Apartments from minium, 2 championship aides, leads ,.referrals and' MAN seeking lawn cutting Fast accurate, reasonably $I00 month including utlli- en privileges, air condition- - day. 15243 Mack Avenue, 2F--f_NOOL$ pleasant office facilities, for the season. Very rea- "priced. 886-3175. ties and earpeUng. Adults er, 884-1942. gOlderscourseS,Tenon conmisplex,LavErae-20r 88_2288. For an interview call Win, sonable. 839-7851, Denn/s. PAINTING College atu- only. 824-_08, 6C--OFFICE FOR RENT play courts, 3 miles white C A R P E T I N G, national _: : :GROSSE POINTE w. Queen Real Estate, LAWN cutting, power "rak- dent, 3 year_ painting ex. 5070 LAKEWOOD near Outer sand beach, week or brands, 10% a b ove mill ,:- INSTITUTE OF os_4141, ing, general outside work, perlence . Reliable, neat, Drive and Warren bus. HAMPTON SQUARE month. Call 88&4126. cost, padding and installa- J_USlC SECRETARY wtth good tele. good work, good prtees. - reasonable. Brad, 8B6.4842. Largapartem, encht.eerf_Qu1iet,bedrootreme- 228_11BUILDINGMack Ave. PETOSKEY/Charlevoix, pri- seliontativn availabe. 886-le, 725mil3.l repre- .... Register now for phone voice and light typ- 778.6285. LAWN cutting and odd Jobs. lined street. $143. 823.5015. Various size office suites vat_ secluded beach Chalet, ' ...... Fourth Semester ing. Salary and benefits. SUPERIOR LAWN SERV- Experienced. Reason- available, 884-4516. located directly on Little OLD GOLD, and jewelry. Private or Class Instruction 824-8010. ICE at reasonable rates, able r a t e s, references..LAKEWOOD between Jeffer- ' " Traverse Bay. Features in- Buy-Sell-Or Repair. Jewel- -_MUSIC---piano, Voice, strings, ! YOUNG man for counter Re|iable, years of experi. High school student. 821- son and Kercheval. Apart- I OPPOSITE Eastland, Opal -clude 2 full baths, 3 bed- ry appraisal service (with ,_ ..guitar, wind instruments, work and clean-up. Wages ence. 884-0287, Ray; 7698, Fred. ments from $90 month in-i Plaza, suite for _ease. 777- rooms, fireplace, sleeps 9. photographs), Edward eluding utilities., Adults J 4646. 885-9325. Kiske Jeweler, 63 Kerche- ,ART--Drawing, painting, all plus tips. 824-2700. EXPERIENCED houseman, CULTIVATING for vegetable ' va], main level Co_uial media, commercial design, only. 824-2937. i FURNISHED private office ENJOY $'UMMER in modern Federal Building, 885-5755. .' Distinguished faculty PERSO_ousekeepiN tonghelp tawisksth, l_ghtno "cookman, inGg,rodrivinsse gP,oinatell aroundrefer- 4964garden, . Experienced. 882- To Share Quarters: Elderl-'----' _ on Mack in Grosse Pointe 4 bedroom chalet on Bay, - _ TU 2-49_ heavy c I • a n i n g, good ences. Box PS, Grosse gentleman has s p a c i ou s Woods. $75 month, in- Charlevoix area. $300 per JANYTHING left from garage _"-1f_,37 Mack at Three Mile Dr. wages, _reat 2-3 day job Palate News. HANDYMAN--Tired of nag- quarters he wishes to share ! cludes utilities. 882-7300. week. 882.5749 or 421.1762. L.I.salesN.C.or willsprinpickg cleaniup yourng; _ gang your husband? To --everything included" e.x-21321 KELLY, E. DETROIT OTSEGO LAKE -- Gaylord, items and give you a tax • for extra money. Refer- EXPERIENCED W OMA N paint, wail paper, to do cept long distance phot_e 2600 sq. ft., unique Ros- Michigan. Rustic log cot- deductible donation. Call "-- TEENAGERS_ ences please. 882-1744 or seeks employment, domes, light carpentry, electrical calls. $100.00 per mont_. [ setti design. A real _em, tage, sandy beach. For in. L.I.N.C. at 331-6700. ,.':.:PRIVATE DRIVER 822-4563. tic. Grosse Pointe refer- and plumbing. Hire your Call Mr. Purdy. ready for your layout, formation call 348-2664 or :, EDUCATION ences. Phone 331-3104. own handyman. 886-1251. PURD¥ & TALES 17816-17820 E. WARREN. after 6 p.m. 882-6872. HI-BACK upholstered Cherry ,,; CLASSES GENERAL OFFICE FRENCHMAN, 45 years old SA--$1TUAT|ON 889.0500 1200 sq. ft., like new. 1_00 rocker, $45. Knotty pine := Nuyen Bdg. -- Corner of previous taxi driver in DOMESTIC sq. ft. ,pl_ central air. One 6E--.GARAGE FOR RENT dinette table $45. Love seat !" Mack and Cadieux Clerk-Typist with light Paris, s e e k s situation. 8 ROOM UPPER, $200, heat or both: $35. China cabinet $45. 821- ' ' Classes 1. May 3, 4.6 p.m. 2. bookkeeping, f u 11 Write Grosse Pointe News, EXPERIENCED W 0 M A N included. Older adults. No KELLY at 8 MILE.'3200 sq. WANTED -- Garage to rent 0330 or 821-1631. June14,8-10 a.m. 3. August Box N-5. wishes 2 days cleaning, children or pets. 885-5422. ft., 2nd floor, sep. eat. for storage of classic car. ? 16, 8-10 a.m. time only.. Mosley's Grosse Palate. 921-3930. Ready to partition. 894-8899. 2 BEDROOM sets--king size COLLINS LAWN Service, 330 RIVARD -- Lower fiat!.VERNIER NR. X-WAY. 3 and double,bothcomplete. Phone 203-_178 in the Fisher Build- cutting, edging, dipping, GROSSE POINTE day work- 5 room redecorated. Mad- rm. suite. Immed. occ. WANT 1o rent garage, Alter Color' TV and portable ]. Instructor, Donald J. Brenner _ 3---LOST AND FOUND ing. Ca]]Miss Smith. setc.onableExceprices.llent wCorakll. EvaRea-n erThurswidayshes, FridaWednyesdclayeani, ng, enewrn kitccarpet.hen, $300drapesdepoansitd Virginia STU. Jef2-0899fries, Realtor 2-R25d.-J98efferevesonnings, area. VA bcelack-ilanewhouites itemsTV . pluCas ll mbeis-- _',- Collins after 7. 885-0047. 831-5210. and $300 rent. No pets, no l tween 6-9 p.m. 777-2437. ,_ LOST-Sunglasses, prescrip- 875-2330 children. 2-year lease. Call SMALL OFFICE--19954 Har- 6F_SHARE LIVING .r,. lion, vicinity of Schettlers- GROSSE POINTE Academy. HOUSEKEEPER-companion, 884.7987. per--S85. Includes utilities QUARTERS ELECTRIC STOVE $25. Air Fisher Rd. on Friday. Re- teacher needs summer era- for elderly, no invalids, and air-condition. 884.6320 conditioner $30. Exerciser _, ward. 8824425. ployment, June 18th. Ex- Will live in. 372.8939. ON ROBERT JOHN Street,-- days, 886.7777 nights. ST. CLAI_ SHORES. Fe- $5. Lawnboy power reel • ...... - periencedIn sa_es,proper* New Colonialhouse for " male. Call6-7 p.m. week mower $,_0TU. 5-33?9. .r,. LOST--White wool plaid jac. ty management, likhtoffice LADY WANTS'day work, $22 rent. Fully carpeted, 2_ SMALL OFFICE, 19954 Har- days, 10 a.m.-noon week ' ,d ket containing prescription G_T OUT duties. 881-5782. per day. 921-3115. baths, 4 bedrooms, 2,200 per, $85. Includes utilities ends. 777-5148. TWELVE IRISH crystal gob- -n glasses on Monday April i OF THAT RUTf sq. ft. living area. $700 per ' and air-condition. 884.6320 lets, $100. Rose Queen Anne LADY WISHES job as pri- WANTED---Light housekeep, month. 343-9017. days, 886.7777 nights. LAW student needs quiet chair $125. Walnut mirror. -__, 3379.19 along Jefferson. TU 5"-,' Enjoy life with money rate companion. Exce41ent ing. Experienced. $3 an room with kitchen rights. Carvcd love sea(, $250. Ma. ,_ . ! you'll earn, showing last- Grosse Points references, hour. 772-8281. _LTER-E. Jefferson 2 2 OFFICE suites, Fisher May 1. Happy to do hogany 2 door cabinet, 3 est styles and exclusive 823.7115 after 6 p.m. rooms, clean, quiet a_lult Mews, to sub-lease through chores. 882-9336. oak tables, dishes, etc. 2025 _.: 4---HELP WANTED ' fragrance collection from 5C---CATERING building, range,' refrigera- -July 1977. 884-131t between Stanhope, Thursday, Friday pr, . GENERAL . ] Fashion Wagon of Man. LADY WISHES weekend ba. 9-5. 6G--STORE FOR RENT ordy. _, RECEPTIONIST for busy[ nesota woolen at home bysitting. Grosse Points CATERING for parties, wed- tar, with or without utili- .;,_ dental office. No experi- style shows. We'llhe_p you references. 823-1432. dings, snack trays, hors ties. Reasonable. Reference MACK at 1841 Lancaster be- 20x80 STORE for rent air INSTANT COPIES 10¢ _ ence necessary. Send start and furnish a demo D'oeuvres, week-ends only. 823and.4822security.. . 499-2838 or tween Morass and Vernier. conditioned, ground 'floor Low Priced. Printing ,h resume to Grosse Pointe i wardrobe. Also, great SINGLE WOMAN (20'years) 8644298 or 861-2144. Private entrances. Phone next door to ValenteJewel- SCRATCH PADS, 35¢ LB. News, Box B.25. j Manager opening now. If and daughter (3 years) 881-8840. '- CO_to--_are, ayoweeku canandworkhave2 trevesnsponingsr, swantituationsometoonehelpInfindsimi4andar WvitatE DOionyotour _hpaertylast_rodmetailin- Away from it all--yetnear. 6D_VACAT[ON TUers. 1.4Fo800r .information call Club 3RostersIbs. $1P.0(1rinled or 6. and 9.year-old, during tation, call toll free at rent home in Grosse Pointe Any type party. CaLl now For lease only-- RENTAL Church Printing s u m m e r. May live-ln. .1.800,346-0081 and ask for area. 424.4292 or 821.2630. 784for 6detail. s. 821-8717 or 331-' onQuietLaklargee St. arClhoairrousnearlot FORT MY ER S BEACH 7--WANTED TO RENT OWEDDINGpen Man. thru]NVSITat.ATI9-5ONp.mS , _,. Reply 8_-0807 or 88_.55_ BEV HUHES. 20 YEAR OLD. young lady 15 Mile Road. New 3 Florida--Gulf.front Condo, YOUNG professional couple ECONOMEE SERVICE / after 8. with sales, some office ex. &--FOR RENT bedroom brick Georgian minium. Sleeps 6, 2 bed. seek carriage house in PRINTING _, perience, good with chil. UNFURNISHED colonial. Attached 2 car rooms, 2 baths, linens, Grosse Points for July ten. 15201 Kercheval ,: WANTED dren. Available immediate, garage, all kllchen sp. golf, pool, marina. Avail. ancy. References. Call 881- at Lakepo/nte Real Estate Assistant, no direct selling, floor time or ]y for full or part time LAKEWOOD, 6 _oom fiat, pliances, carpeted, drap. able July 10. $275, bi- 3340 a(ter 5 p.m. Grosse Palate VA 2-7100 open houses. A most unique opportunity -- inter- through mid.August. 882. newly decorated, garage, eries, 2 full baths, full weekly, $,500 monthly. R'ESPONSIBLE retired DRIED and silk flower at. ,,. estlng and profitable. No age or sex requirements. 4597 or 885-8380, etc. $185. Call 331.7180. basement. Evenings 1-813-463-t047. couple desires rental of 5- rangements and weddings _. 882-0087 BOOKKEEPING done at 2 BEDROOM Condominium. COMFY vacation home near room income or apartment expel'fly done by former _" Grosse Pointe Reol Estote Co. home for small business. For rent as of June 1. C|I] 779-4721 Petoskey, fireplace, golf, in Grosse Pointe area. 886. florist in home. Ver3_ rea- Reasonable. Call 772-7379. before noon. 468-1858...... _wim, fish, hike. 778-4824. 5017. sonable. 839-6434. . vr_ rr_v T - _ ...... , / Thursday, April 22_ 1976 , _ G R O S S E P O I N T E_• bl E W S Plge Twenty-Five Ii---ART|CLES FOR SALE 8---ARTICLES FORSALE ak--ARTICLESFORSALE 8-..AItTICLES FORSALE 8--ART|¢i.ES FOR SALEm'S-)..ARTICLEi .... S WANTED" ||--CARS FORSAL| !IC--.IIOAT$ AND BARN-SIDING -- Authentic iBOX SPRING, matffess sets FURNITURE and appl|an'ces; BOY!$ SPYDER 20.... Free HOUSE 3ALE _ Saturday _VANTED all kind's of house. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Balm . .. MOTORS 1" weathered, hand hewn, by.,Serta, top quality. Half 1920 dinette set, table ex- Spirit'" blcyc!e, $40. 882- only 12.4 .p.m. Antiques; hold furniture, tax deduct- Bug. All new parts and en- 22' CHRI'S CRAI_r Continent. !" v.aturll Umber, 1-4_-2179, i ". off, new in wra,pper, left tends to 9 feet, I/4 inch 8239. bra_.L chin'a, crystal cban- ible donation. P. E. Church' ".g_e, ready for the road. al _peedbOat, mint ¢ondi- ox,er from buildePs model_ protective glass on (able _' {ion. Just BUhogFFET6any,8.in.,beautifuldark, red $ma250.. 893.7998, 922.1368. and buffet, refinished in BARN WOOD -- ExcellenU dedilianer. Vi1llage.091 Seminole, ' In- 821-0330 or 821-1631. peAlso_formaovanc/teable engine.hew hi8gh81. ished like efactoryompietelyTefinew. n1-89.. • excellent condition, match- for interior paneling. 823. ORIENTAL RUGS 6436. " 3?It •/74-1214. iG A R A G E SALE -- Desk ing chairs needs work; 25 2938 or 831.3442. SCOTTS Silent Hand lawn We buy and trade all kinds HavILland plates, set of mower with catcher, excel- of oriental rugs. We pay FIAT 1974, X19, excellent HOUSEBOAT--River Queen. . dL_hes,,m.ce.a.eous. Sat. inchoffer.RCA822.8T.8,eolV, beorst MEDITERRANEAN doyen-: le.t condition. 886-0129. excellent dollars :[or used co.dRion. Ms.y extras, '!Complete and [oveiy." MOVING? urday, April 24, 9 a.m.-4 port, Iruitwood, black and 35'. HOUSEHOLD and F_,STATE p.m. 364 Fisher Road. No GRANDFATHER c foe ks, white tapestry upholstery, !_ PRICE--New decoupage orie649mala_3t65.rugs".Call us now ,low m/leage. 886-7_7. 1968, 884.0505. $'ales conducted in your pre-sales, new. 7 ft. triple chimes. 2 red velvet chairs. 886- supplies .and ribbon p|b 1969 CUSTOM Annbassador, 21' AURORA sai|boat, new home. RUMMAGE SALE Thurs. Cost $800, seU $4?5. "From 5386. iowa. Friday and Saturday TOP $$ paid for ¢olor T.V.'s vinyl top, green, air, power, sails, motor, fully equip. -- only 9-4. 1229 Cadieux,; needing repairs. 882-1260. Immaculate condition, new ped. Good condition. Ask- Builders M o d e I Homes. S I G N A T U R E gas range, Grosse Pointe. 8Y EDMUND day,GrosseAprilPoi29,nte8:30U-1n1l a.tme.( 89_r/998, 922-1368. good condition, $80. 885- HELP US to help others, or. brakes, new muffler, fly ing $3,500. 881.8032, FRANK& CO. Methodist Church, 211 Mot. GRANDMOTHER clearing 7850. MOVIstate---DiS-NG OoUflpoT schina,oinfg glass, Annualneededticleus mRmf°rag°Uresale,lst 886-3727.wheeland starter, $600. EN19SIG68,saiN_ ls22, ' sl_oop hobuiRrsepower oss Road. out baby furniture. Bed LARGE GE chest freezer, painting, frames. Hand i sponsored by NORTHEAST OPEL GT, 1970, exeeilen! motor,, extras. 886-9076 hlghchair, jumpchair, etc. Westbend humidifier; 5- made quilts, pictures, an-I DETROIT LIONS CLUB. mechanical condition, after 5 p.m. Liquidators & Appraisers DON'T MISS this, men's, Wednesday and Thursday, piece round butcher block tiques, a_to and plane in- Anything and everything $1,000. 881-4317. LE$75.7650T US plan your next862party"_F_ clladiesothes. anExced cl/ahnti I d rcoendin'.s BAapckril porch.21 and 87022, Li10ncoln.to 4. dinette set, yellow chairs. ,struments, furniture, cash welcome. Bring to W/_liams . 15' CHRYSLER Man of War, from kids birthdays to that lion. Toys, mowers, some Ready to go. 886-9538 after please. Friday, April 23 Relri/_erator, 14711 Harper 1972 PINTO Runabout, 4 sailboat and trailer, almost special dinner p_rty. Call dishes. Thursday through HOUSEHOLD SALES AND 6. until sold. ,10 a.m. to 6 Ave. or call for pickup, speed, 2000CC, snows, gas new, red and white. $995. p.m. Mark tusk, 14431 Bob Williams, 372.5500. saver, $1,000, 886-153_. 885-2560. now for details. 821-8717 Saturday. Mter 9:30. 3541 ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS ALLARD HARDWARE ,Elmdale, Detroit. or 331-7846. Harvard Rd., Detroit. Appraisals--Free Consulta- CLOSE OUT SALE lions. A&R Pointe Service, REFRIGERATOR 4 cubic 19'/5 ELDORADO coupe, SPORTYAK Sailing Dinghy. DINING ROOM set, buffet, _3 FAMILY garage and porch 88_-7518 or 886.0659. All stock must go. Cost or KOMURA 200 MM telephoto feet, excellent condition, loaded with options, low Also, Skimmer Dinghy and table with 3 leafs, ch_.na sale. Antiques, furniture, below. All sales final. Cash. lens, screw type mount,S55. 885-92/0. mileage. Excellent condi- 5 h.p. motor. 881.8631. cabinet, 6 chairs, contem- sports equipment, TV MOVING -- Large braided $i0 minimum. 18626 Mack. Sport-Yak with oars and tion. $7,995. Call 779.5097. porary styling, white me- dishes, toys, 4 bicycles rugs, s m a 11 _ppliances, Farms. Next to post office, spray shields, $65. TU WANTED _ Dril/ press .in 1969 CHRIS CRAFT_28' Sea hogany finish. 823-0731. _ools, lamps, books and clothing, mine. items. 881- 5-8409. good condition. 885-4932. 1969 FORD Galaxie, power Skiff Clipper, .10½ ft. lots more, miscellaneous. 7519. DUNCAN PHYFE m_hogany steering and brakes, air, beam, hardtop, T-210, head, WHOLESALE SPICES 5925 University, Detroit. dining set. Bu/.fet table, 6 PENTAX HV 3 candid Re- WANTED--American indian some rust, $.o95. 884-5190. galley, VHF, depth finder, FANTASTIC 3 car garage chairs, sacrifice $350. 16ram flex, 1.SM lens, one 3.5M rugs, bl a nk ets, baskets, live box, Call JÙ 4-6537 Prepare for C_nnlng Season. 2 GARAGE SALES, Saturday sale, loaded with antique sound projector, $40. Maple; wide angle lens, one 105M weapons, pottery, paintings 1973 OLDSMOBILE Toro- from 9 to 5 or 8864738 from 7745.Cforall price list. 886- 10 to 4.. Antiques, glass, furniture, glassware, and kitchen table, 4 chairs, $75. telephoto lens, light meter, and pictures. Also Eskimo nodÙ. All black, loaded, 7 to 10 and weekends. ware, m|scellaneous. No lots of ,miscellaneous. Fri- Antique ceiling chandelier. ! Honeywell 400 Strobe light items. 821-0109. new tires, etc. _8_-301L S_BA pre;sales. 432"/Bishop--4310 day and Saturday 9 to 5 Maple headboard, double pistol grip. All excellent SAILING OLYMPIC Class Bishop, Detroit. only. 382-St. Clair. spring and mattress, $75. condition. TU 5-0756 after 1974 CAPRICE convertible, sailboat. 2 Jibs, main, 4 20 to 40% aavings. '/_anks, Stroller.e, w,,10.An. URGENTLY loaded, excell.eont.di.onspinnaker, s, with outboard regulators, wetsuits, tin- BASEMENT SALE--Tables 40" WESTINGHOUSE elec-i tique mirror, $20. Bendix BRASS bird cage, all acces, lo_ miles. $4,250. 5_.77_. motor, trailer, Elvestrom derwater strobes. New and all types, mirrors, Bric- tr_c stove. Good working IronrRe, $I0. 8224)992. sories on 4 ft. brass tri- 1975 FIAT XA-9 black, AM- rigging.self.bailing$4,500cockpit:or best offerFu41 rased equipment. 889-0879. Brae. April 23, 24, 25. After condition. White. 884-9571. 30" ELECTRIC RANGE, pod stand. TU 5-0756 after _O_ / FM radio. Weekdays 882-5329. Week- PLANNING _ g_rage sale? 9 a.m. 1440 Fairholme. KITCHEN CABINET, free. ceramic top, self cleaning 5. end _62-3578. f We need good clean china, LIKE NEW, reasonable -- standing, metal, painted oven, gold, for built in, like ANTIQUE wicker furniture $_l_bl(_ A['t[c[_ 1974 SPITFIRE, low mileage, _glass, furniture and house- b_ack-white console Magna. white with formica top. 2 new, $150. 884-9053. 2 couches, 3 eh_irs, wRh FOR GROSSE POINTE good condition. 171½25' THOMPSONh.p. Evinrudfibergle motoras--, hold items. CaLl Mayfair vox TV, reellner chair, di- feet wide, 3 feet high, el. springs, end table. Best SYMPHONY BENEFIT 1971 FIAT 850 Spider, yeUow, trailer, canvas top. Excel. 774-0130. nette _et, Chinese lamp, most like new. $25,884-0464, GARAGE SALE _ 24, 25. -12. offer. 525-5614. MARKET DAY lent condlUon. $2,200. 886- men's clothes size 38-40, 5. Couch, bookcases, file Saturday, May 22 1974 OPEL wagon, nice, low 9067. NFfr_oDm HELPyour _howithme?yCoualrl saMay-les sdhiayrtsApriI5,l 3325 sleeves.10 a.m. Suto n-3 YA7.RHuD mSALE--Sidifier, unchairs,day, desk,ii to Wllshicabinetrse., maple bed. 13331 _T_O CA_t_A Grosse Pointe North High m_leage. f=_r 77_9_130_ _o._.5!8Har- p.m. Riv.m:house, 8900 E. table, lamps, dishes, 4316 TU 5-_00_ 60% TO OWNER SMITE Irish built fiberglass per, St Clair Shores. Jefferson, Apt. 314. Phone Wayburn. MOVING -- Must sell fur- TAX DEDUCTIBLE 1973 AUDI, automatic, air sloop, fully equipped, never nishings, k i t e h e n ware, 8A---MU$|CAL DONATION condition, raced. 885-0389. WANTED: Grosse Pointe evenings 968.0018. BLACK vinyl Contemporary drapes, TV, filing cabinet, INSTRUMENTS TO SYMPHONY COLUMBIA 29, four sails, _P_rk convertibles and drY. CARPET and padding _ sofa, $50, ladder back wringer washer, coltecti- @ Furniture @ China 1974 AUSTIN MARINA, an- fiberglass, tank, all stain. ver._ for PARK BbCenten. 13½x15_, off white. Good 'chairs, wicker chairs, old bles,.l.)argains galore. Sat- PIANOS WANTED s Antiques • Pictures tomatic. nial parade, July #z. Also condition. TU' 5-1222. school desk, pictures, etc. " urday, 9 _.m. 55 Clairview, GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles • Linens • Cut Glass lines,less steelAtomriggingl c 4 ianbond ard,life unicycles, bicycles and Saturday 9 to l-onfly. 20176 Grosse Pointe Shores. Use and Small Uprights, Minimum value $15 per item, 1973 CAPRI, good condition, sleeps 6, double electric walkers, all ages. Call 821- GARAGE SALE-Saturday, Mack. , professional appraisal if low mileage. 4238. April 24, 9 to 5, 19104Wood. • : rear door, no advance TOP PRICES PAID desired. Returnable L[ not ' system, shore.power, ex- tras, $14,500, 313.774-9600, GIRL'S SCHWINN 5-speed' crest, Harper Woods. 10GALLON aquarium, stand, --leg: : _'_ VE 7-0506 sold. VOLKSWAGEN Monday through Friday, all equipment. 886-2318 or ROUND OAK antique tables, PHONE NOW MOTOR SALES 9.12 a,m. bike,dition, green$50. ,821excellent-9142. con-! OLDrageS'ITLEtoo/s, offin_cisecelideasnk,eougo.s. RECLININGTU 1-8025. CHAIR, break. 'electric$I00. 4 chsewairis,ng $40ma. chineSears B_-"ANTI$FOR_AUL_$ 882-1116 822-7141 7774190 , BASEMENT SALE -- 17-inch 521-5474. fast set, blond formica, _in cabinet, $50. Mahogany ! 0A_MOTORCYCLES 10-PASSENGER LTD Squire 1 IF_TRAILERS AND eblorTV, chrome table,4 ELECTRIC RANGE, white, lamps, end tables,2. red dresser,$30.2 over-stuffeWdE SPi_CIALIZE in ap- FOR SALE 1969 wagon. Power steer. CAMPERS chairs,clothesand miscel- Good condition$45. Con- velvet chairs, Yardman :leatherchairs,$10and $30. pralsaland purchasingof ing, power brakes, auto. ' USED HANDMADE OR. 1973 SUZUKI 550, 3 cyUn- maUe, air,rack,radio,@m BY OWNER $5,000 laneÙus.April 22, 23, 24.: toursheetsfor singlebed, lawnmower. 5100 Bedford. :'Stuffed rocker,$20. An. IENTAL AND PERSIAN der,oilinJectlon.Mintcon. 8_.0_. From 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.36781 china.526-2866. ELECTRIC ,STOVE $40;lie- _top,tiqu_.ecab886-inet6with9/2,marble RUGS, Estatesor'|ndlvid- dillon.2,500miles.882.1354. FOR SALE _ 12x60mobile - Three Mile Drive. BOOKCASE, 2 step tables, ing room set, green, good uala. DI 2-8400, 1966 RAMBLER, 2 door, orb home completely furnished TRIUMP 72Vs 650 Bonneville, ginal owner, 44,000 miles, plus washer _nd dryer. One ,• HOSUTSREHOLATF D OSAR.DLE --ROAD,2_09_ dcornillon,er tab$335le, each.beautifuGl incgeonr- legged$75; blacktable walnut$100; Dungatecan- GA"EveryRAGEthing SALE.--Mmust goovi. ng--An- FURNITURE reflsdshed, re- low mileage, stock, very good transportation, _195. bedroom, extra large |lying paired, stripped, any type clean. $1,000. 792-1879. _2_. room, new gas furnace, GREEN ACRES, Detroit. jar lamp, $40. Desk, needs Phyla dinin_ room set, tiques and newtiques, lots o! ¢_n!ng. Free estimates, central air condRio_ln_, West of Woodward: south refinishing $,35. 884-8966. comer china cabinet, nee- '0_ baby clothes, kitchen 1973 MAICO 400 MX _nd MARK IV '7_ -- Excellent large storage shed. Ready of Eight Mile. Bleached d,lepointe chairs $150; mis- :items, single headboard 4?4-8953. 1973 Ossa Pioneer 250. condition, Low mileage, to move in. Parked at mahogany dining room set, HOME FURNISHING Ss_e_ cabanaÙus 776-6506, 22082 :and other furnishings, Sat. MAHOGANY swing mirror, Must sell! Call John, 885- Loaded. White exterior and Farkway V/llage Mobile breakfrontbe,chaidroom2rs,wingfurniture.bac2k_ordCoffeeSeCtionalp!ayer,tableS,kitcheDetronSit.BrittaOfaS,coNinneynsol' Mielseetlamin EaPSs,reet .and610urdaYRivard.°the n[24tY h 10-4. whatnot,S60Victorian: s125.Bothmah°ganYexce4202l- . oneBUrgundYowner.leather'privateHomeNo,interi°rchlldrall'$5,7_omwed_0.,MPark't. Ciemens,this.in Queen s_ze• _'sleep...... sofa, 2 cabinet" Many _tems. Sat- GARAGE SALE--,--Assorted rIFPANY LAMP shades I lent...... condition. _1-8241. 1973black,SUZUKIf_" ing,7,:50_rv, iredee withfile, _6_'/7. area of the p_rk. TVs, stereo, ,area. rugs,, urday only 10 a.m_.4 p.m. household items dneluding _:i(_)..'Beauti/ul ealor.s a_id ANTiQ'UE AUCTION $I,0_ even!hgs ,. TU b,_ffl0. 1975 DUSTER slx.cylinder, FOr further Jn_bi'maUon India oriental _'x6', China, 686 Birch Lane between smaID_ur_iture,-_glassware -:deslgns. Your choice. SZ?_ SATUKDAY, APRIL '24 automaUe, new brakes, a/r, contact owners at,I.4_4711_. si/verf,inecrystala,ircon- FaJrfordan_ Morningside. kitchenware,silverF,rench each.331.3531.. 7:30 P.M. 1968HONDA CB 350,excel- power b r a k • s, ateering. dgoodillÙhebrir,, c-2brbacicyclepsl,us lomtsuchof OLDER automatic washer, cdlooothirs,ng.pokerThursdtablae.y Sanomde C_RAGE SALE---1409 Her. LOCATED AT" lent shape, $_.S. 839-_755. Welt maintained. $2,100.11G--MOIlILE HOMES more household miseel- I electric dryer, $60 or trade. Friday 10 a.m,.4 p.m, only, yard. Saturday and Sunday IMPERIAL HOUSE 1970TRIUMPH 750, low mile. Spotless. 882.20_0, APACHE EAGLE, "Sf hard. laneÙus. April 24 and 25. 313-0727. 821 Trombley Road. i_tems0 a.m.-5fromp.mthe. ManyFar Eastnew, 26020ANTGRIQUESOESBECK $1,000.age, e884-275xcellent2. condition, 1975 DODGE Dart, Special tol_, tent camper, excellent Saturdayand Sunday 10 to WALNUT diningroom table,10-SPEED ladies Schwinn including carved Ivory, Corner of 10½ Mile Road ...... Edition,V$, power, a/r, condition.BM._I0_. , _" 4 chairs, excellent condi- Supersport. Good conditio_ etchings, brasswares. Ste- Large selection of furniture, TRIUMPH, 1971,250, As new. radials, 1_,000 miles, $3,400. ,. EDMUND FRANK & CO. tion, Scout back pack. 884. Generator, rear carrier, reÙ, dining room set. clocks, china and glass- Adult owned. $425. /181- 885._03. ]_--A_EA_| AN_ 862-3273 4201. 881-6649. ware. Many selected 6688,,771-3440. 1972 PONTIAC" Catalina, SU|UR|AN " DINING ROOM solid maple MAY 22--Red Letter Day. items. L a r g e Mattloch ' drÙpleat table, 4 chairs, 2 FAMILY basement sa,le, COMPLETE SET of World "Grosse Pointe's largest vase registered _nd slgned, 1974 Harley Sportster 1,000 vinyl top, full power, new antiques, furniture, dishes, Books Childcraft "How and yard sale on _lte grounds of No. 7011. G e o r g e A. CC, all stock. Just custom tires, recent tune up, very BOYNE COUNTRY, akl belt , chest, tea cart, Hamilton bedspreads, clothing, tools, Why Library," annuals (66 Richard School. 10 a.m.-4 Younes, auetJoneeer. Infor- painted by Gemini. Very good condition. 886.4374, area,and hilly,near 102 lakesto 120, woodedacres, gas dryer,glassand china. _otsof miscellaneous10. -5. through71).886.0/)0]. _.m. Refreshmentswillbe motion 772.4110. clean and runs excellent19. S,_PLYMOUTH Fury Ill, 8_-714L 881-597_. 671-677Vernier. Private.First$2,250,775- CAR STERE.O--Pioneer FM MOVING SALE--22117 Mar- GOOD CONDITION Schwinn "spaceavaPlable.with tableLargestiffdispavlailay- PUBIAC AUCTION 5647, 774.1997. _good84.1_2t._ansportatlon, $195. |_--.VACAT|O_ radio and cassette player ter, S't. Clair Shores, April gibirl.cycles_ $35, 2--24each",. 1Stibnogyray, I pants'able toforinate$6restedrentalpattiefee [-to HAAVINGND MSOLDOVINGOURAWHAOMY E 1971 HONDA- 350, custom lg72 GRAND,SPOrt_ Torlno, PRDPERTY , speakers,with2 6.in$12,_.chxg-882in.5042.ehcoaxle h23ol.2d 4._good"tos,4 p.fumr.nishHiousngs e. Lemon Peeler,boy's,$30. _xhibit.Call 88_164 or W_ WILL SELL AT Chopper, $475. 884-2142. excellentcond/tlon,sir, INDIAN RIVER--Wolverine, A 3-FAMILY garage sale. Cash only! tricP/Xie'18"$20"blaekGewhi_ertaeEleland¢8"885-6504, PUBLIC AUCTION 10B,--TRU_K$ FORSALE 35,oo0 miles, $L700. aSS. off MSS, real sharp white Working _ll winter on this GARAGE SALE -- Family TV, wood cabinet, $35. 882. LIGHT WOOD glassed-topped HOUSEHOLDLOCATEDCONTENTSAT 1975 DODGE Van Trades- 2951. frame, 2 large bedrooms, one. Quality infants and heirlooms and memorabilia 7182. dresser and chest. 884.5112. 1226 ROSLYN man B300. Power steering 1_?_ BUICK Estate Wagon, 9 year around home On 2 children's clothing, plus furniture, clothing, baby and b r a k • s, automatic, passenger, custom, plus all acres. Surrounded by love. baby e q u i p m e n t, toys, equipment. Saturday, April CONANT BALL solid birch GENERAL ELECTRIC built- GROSSE POINTE FARMS ly trees and pines. Sacri. games, blankets, lamps, 24, 10 a.m. 'to 4 p.m., 1444 9-drawer chest, occasional in dishwasher, A.1 condi- ON THURSDAY EVENING $3,450. Call 881-5426. avaimiles,lable$6,7opt00. 881-9ions.640.$,_00 rice, pr|ce $21,500, By own. tables and even an _ron- Bishop. chairs, pictures, china, sil- lion, Avocado, $85. 771-1247. BEGINNINGMAY 'AT22 4 P.M. | 1---_AR$ FOR SALE 1970 CUTLASS S., excellent er. 885-38_5. ' rite, adult clothes and lots ver. Antique single bed. EARLY AMERICAN sofa, ROSLYN BLVD. IS AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE condition, automat|c, power 12D---LAKE AND R)VER more. Saturday only 9-S.SHISHAMWOOD four panel Lamps. 882.8738. very good condition$,100. LOCATED as low as $56 per year. brakes, steering.Orlginal PROPERTY No pre-sales.223 McMil- foldingscreen$225.Sperti B|CYCLE, girl's26", AMF 66" mahogany buffetb,est APPROXIMATELY Call Chesney Insurance owner. $1,050.886@581, lan. sun and beat lamp, new, - -- $a5.821-8241. Hercules3 speed.Likenew, offer.823-6076. 6 BLOCKS NORTH OF GARAGE SALE, 1549Hamp- - $35.TU 2.5242. iGIRL'S SCHWINN bicycle, VERNIER RD. (EAST) OR pAghoennecyquforotationyour. 884.5,337,over the 1972 MARK IV, 33,000 miles, EX22ECUTIacreVEs, with HI3,200DEAWAYft. ,To. ton. Old bottles,school FREE STONES, coarsegra- 20" OFF MACK AVENUE owner. 772.8_71. desk,largemirror,swivel eel, good for driveways,WALNUT dining set,china "FairLady" excellent (EAST) SANFORD and Son Salvage, bacco riverfrontageand highchair,sewingpatterns gardensetc.Approximate0y cabinet,buffet,table, 6 condition.821-4668. Household furnishings,lad- We buy junk carsand pick CUTLASS Supreme '73-- 2 L500 ft.of County /'nod and many other items. Fr/- 6 yards, lake all or part. chairs, $350. 884.2571. WEBCOR record player, der back chairs, 3-piece up. 792.9819 or 884-4421. door, navy/white, air, very frontage. Lovely new too- day, after 3. Saturday, 886-5412. 4-PIECE solid pecan French console. Motorola portable wicker set, antique oak good condition. $2,850. 8_4. bile home, completely fur- after 1. BLUE-GREEN and white Provincial bedroom set, Hudson lY]ack and white dresser, picture frames, 1973 PLYMOUTH Satellite 7276. nishedorivern andba_k.steelAilbuildingnewly TWO TWIN MATTRESSES couch, new twin mattress double bed, triple dresser, TV's. Best offer. 885-6088. sbaneedroolmamps,furonilldure,clock,keornld- SabriBest ngo,ffer.sharpCalllookiafnterg ear6.. 1970SportWsASuburban.G O N _ BoPlydmouty anhd canoefenced. andTrousnownt fish,_oblleswim,on springs, frames, 6 pieces, and box spring;, new port. night s_d, vanity, $200. FURNITURE, refrigerator, German stein, Pembroke 893-1813. engine in excellent condb this beautiful rolling and $95. 774.3266. reablasonae blackblean8._d249white07. TV, 88_-._542after 5 p.m. 24ladie10s aclo.mth.e-s5.p.m.Apri527l 23-6399and . table, silverware, large se- 1972 VEGA, 4 speed manual tion. Many extras. Mustl wooded acreage and river. BICYCLE, girrs,blue,24" ELECTRIC ROASTER $10. ]actionof tools,2 power transmission,36,000miles, see to believe.$I,1_.881- Must see to appreeiate_ with baskets. ExcellentGARAGE SALE _ Satur- Odd glassand dishes,beau- GENERAL ELECTRIC wash., lawnmowers, storagecabi- $950.885-6492. 8750. Just 3 milesfrom Clare. condition,$25.822-7761. day, April 20, 10 a.m.-4 tifu!Amethyst glass,an- er,Fedders air condition- nets,gas dryer,old fruit p.m. Da ni,_b Christmas tiquedecanters,imported er, davenport,miscellane- jars and many othernu- 1972 CHRYSLER Town and 1972FORD Wagon -- Power $39,500.Terms. 268.8430. LADY'S 24" coed Schwinn plates,smallelectricalp- cocktailglasses2,oldSheL Ùus.881.9702. metÙus household items. Country wagon, 9 passen- brakes,power steeringai, r. LAKE CHARLEVOIX, East bike,good condition$3, sj. pliances,blend e r etc., fieldtea and coffeesets Mr. and Mrs.Edward Nold, ger, fullIxw,ar, air.792- conditioningl,uggagerack. Jordan,.Michlgsn.Two 60 886-0682. linens,glassware.19'756 with tray,pair of silverS T U R D Y steamer trunk; prop. 3474. $1,250.774-0640,8_4.8028. ft.lots.120x400,$250 per M OV IN G -- Colonialand Woodside,Harper Woods. candelabra and s iIv e r Ironrite,excellentcondi. GEORGE YOUNES AND DODGE, 1972Polara4 door, 1964CADILLAC forrestoring foot.Land contrael.25% modern furnitureCa.llafter!YELLOW and whitedinette servingpieces.821-678_. _,ion;new outdoorinverted GEORGE DOMBROW, 6 p.m. Wednesday,'/'burs- set,4 chairs$,110.6'burnt W A N T E D. Old paintings, clothesdryer.885-7?64. AUCTIONEERS $1,500.881-1634. or paris,exdeIlentmotor, down. Call after3 p.m. day. 779.9651. orange sofa, $100. 886- bronzes,any typeof Amer- SONY STEREO, silver,fur. FOR INFORMATION CALL 1975 FORD Country SClulre, first$90 or offer.371.68,37.772.4083. 8640. icana,freeestimateshi, gh. niture,files,aquariums, 772-411O0R 772-4113 10 passengerwagon, air,1974 DODGE Ramcharger RETIRING? Second home? power brakesand steering, S.E. 4 wheel drive,power Lakewood Shores,Oscoda. BASEMENT SALE _ Some est pricespaid.882.9254. plants,paintings,d ri e d BEDROOM -- Four piece radialtires,low mileage, steeringpow, er brakes,au. 3 bedroom, _ bath ranch, furniture,lots of books, IGLOO coo[er_155quartca- flower arrangements for marble walnut,lop condi- 884.5603. tomatlc,360 V-8, AM-FM completelyfurnisheord un. bicycleplus other sports pacity,$65. Cat! after5 LADIES CLOTHES, size14 Mother's Day, games, tion.Also, china cabinet, radio, aluminum wheels, furnished,carpeted, at. equipment miscellaneous p.m. 886-5697. and ]6. Men's clothes, size clotbing, small appliances, c_airs. TU _.2028, 1974 CADILLAC Coupe de 886.9398. tached 2 car garage, elec. household.Friday I0 a.m.-2 SCHWINN boys 20-inchbi- 40 regular.Allgood eondi- size14 Jacobson'swedding Vii[e,silverbl, ackCabrio- trlcheat,red wood deck, 3 p.m. 956 Washington-- cycleswith Stingrayseats tion.Evening dresses,size dress,cost$300,sell$100._-.-OFF|_E Side door please, and handle-bars, $35 each. 10. 821'-6786. Lots more. Saturday.Sun- _U|PA4_NT letseatrso.Lofike, Veinewn. Wife'su r 50c/a50r. 1969indeFArLC,poOwerN, 2stdoor,eering,6 cyair,l. cclablube ,'gIV,olflargecourse,lot, tenbeacnhis. day, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. 617 SECRETARY desk, 2 desk, Only 12,630 n_iles. $5,800. clean, $.595.884.7283. 884.5737. $51,000. WASHER and gas dryer, 881-8483. REO electric self propelled Washington Road, Grosse After 5 p.m. 343.0576. Whirlpool d e/u x e heavy 22 FOOT round pool, 2 foot reel power lawnmower with Pointe City. 881-4035. eha|rs, photostatle copying 1971 TORIN0 500 wagon, LARGE lake lot with .run- duty, 1 year old, white, walk-around, 8 foot by 22 grass catcher. Good work. machine..mimeograph ma- 1972 CAPRI, metallic brown, V-8, automatic, power ning stream, near Harbor $400. Air conditioner Whirl. feet. Redwood sun deck, ing condition, $40. 886.3963. GARAGE SALE--Mini-bikes, chine. 822.8100. clean, $1,300. P r i v a t e steering, power brakes, ex- Beach, ready to build, pool 8,000 BTU for sliding new filter, liner, must see clothes, bar stools, lots of 9_ARTICLE$ WANTED party. 773-1490. tra clean, $925. 822-5523. 886.9793. window, 1 year old, $150. to appreciate. $750. 371. HELP US to help others, toys. Friday and Saturday, 331.3428 evenings, 963.6040 1449. arlicles needed for our 1st 11-5. 1516 Blairmoor Ct. CONSOLIDATED Scrap Me- G R E M L 1N, 1973. AM-FM 1972 BEACH Continental, 4 12E---_0MMERC[AL ext. 450 Monday-Thursday. a n n u a 1 rummage sale, ' tal, 11874 East Vernor, De. $1a,350d Iror°'bestaiofferr .C°nditi°ningbe. 'cadoUor,dttion,lOaded,$3,000.exceilentCalaftere°n'B l _'RDPER'rY GARAGE SALE_Salurdsy, sponsored by NORTHEAST! DUE TO unexpected death trait, buying for cash, non p.m. 885-6176. BARCALOuNGER CHAIR, April 24th 10 a.m. to 3 DETROIT LIONS CLUB. o_ wife, have large amount" ferrous metal, 8 to 4 daily, fore 7 p.m. 886.9430. CORNER bui|ding, ideal for $75. Everest and Jenntngs p.m. 5_9 Lakepointe. If Anything and everything never worn top quality 3314200. 1973 JEEP---CJS--htke new, | |Ib-.-_ARS WANTED real e s t a re, insurance, wheel chair, $50. Dual raining, the following Sat. welcome. Bring to Williams shoe._ (TN) and Dalton bookkeeping or counseling headboard, $15. 881-8086. urday. Refrigeration, 14711 Her- sports wear, sizes 8 for SAFES WANTED. Almost with plow. 886.1924. "ro |UY service. Chandler Park Dr, BEDROOM SET, 7 pieces, OLIVE GREEN velvet loose per, or call for pickup, sale. 884-5573 after 5:00 any condition. Woods Lock 1971 GREMLIN -- 3 speed and Outer Dr. area. 885. antique green. Call after pillow sofa $225. 885.824?. Bob Williams. 372.5500. p.m. and Safe. TU 1.9247, shift, power brakes, steer- VO/_/A_ 6675. 5 p.m. 882.3398._ = _ WOULD the gentlemanwho FOR SALE, singlebed,solidSOLEX -- Excellentcondi-WANTED TO BUY -- Fur- Ing.air,$1,300.886-1924. WANTfO EAST WARREN 17140,20 SET- 2 twin beds, cannon- purchased freezer, please cherry xncluding box and lion, rode twice, $200 or niture, glassware, dishes, 1973 VOLVO 144, air-eondb Highest Prices Patd foot by 50 foot building and bail, 3 years old, $80. 882. return the boat lines he mattress. Very clean, $95. best offer. 821-7698. Call paperback books, odds and tinning, AM.FM, $3,800. WOOD MOTOI_$ V.W. extra lot for parking. _6. 6404. borrowed, 685.04.37. TU 1.8296. Fred. ends. 774-4399, 343-0686. GraUot at $ Mile _-2_00 6026. i i P_,geTwenty-Six G R Q S S E P O I N TE N E W S _ursday, April 22, 1976 i,- I$---RKAFORL SAIl[I_'TAT! 13---RIFOREAL KALEI_ATI I$---ItlFORAL SALEESTATE I_-gF.AL ESTATE "FOR* "SALE' ...... 13--RLFOR_L SALEESTAT..E 13---REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: i-: 1.ARV,'D -- rge 3 brick[l-,,galow. WANTED FIRSTSHOWING IN PARK , • eolon,..ew,y, Newclyarpeted, roomoin.,a,inGro.se assumetoo.,- Cnamplon decorated Inside and out,_ kitchen, _I2,S00. Open ,Sun. Pointe Woods, ]ease.pur- 28 FOXCROFT gage on a 2 bedroom Jt • :__ plargellace. /vCinalgrl ooformwappointlth ment.flre- ,' Grdayosse2-5.Points410 MFarms.ad/ton, 88,5- Boxchase B-10agreeme, Grossent. PointsWr|te GROSSE POINTE SHORES $1Realty.66 a month, _2-9_44 Zip Or_ the HiE[ ' _ No agents. 882-4419. 2854. News. NEWEST SUBDIVISION OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5 Stieber Builders new .model home with 'too many BERTEEL- 1013 Kensington--Charming Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2½ features to .mention. Stop by this week,end and GALLAGHER baths wJtha]1 the extras for comfort and conveni- ence, including a paneled den and luxurious re¢. take a peek or call for ,an appointment. Lakeshore 'The Better Builders" rear:on 'room_ Priced to sell. OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 lo Woodland Shore Drive to FordcroR. offer 20028 HUNT CLUB. Four bedroom bungalow with one and one.half car garage for immediate occupancy. This fine home is of brick and aluminum construction OTHER HOME SITES AVAILABLE 703 Bolfour 1410Buckingham--Comfortable spacious family home A brand new 4 bedroom, priced in the low fifties--Nicely decorated with with storms and screens, making for comfort and low maintenance costs. The TRADE IN YOUR PRESENT HOME 2_ bath model featuring new kitchen, sun room, breakfast room. 3 bed- finished natural woodwork inside, and wet plaster walls create a beautitul and a fam/ly room and first rooms, and bath on 2nd floor. Two rooms and bath sound home. John France hosts this Sunday. OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 5 floor laundry room. on 3rd floor and it can be closed off if not used. OR COME SEE US at WILLIAMSBURG COURT, one' block south of Easiland "MOVE-IN TOMOROW!" See Sunday--THE BEST BUY IN THE AREA. flShopping.oor lavatory.Here Thiswe havenapartmentthree hbaedrooms sold townhouwell. Fifty-threese, air conditionedbuyers thuansd farhas f1stor STIEBEE REALTY ModelByOpenAppoWeekeintmenndst or 1404hasKensinguniqueton--Uncharms--Fourusual Englisbeh droolderoms--Pricedhouse thatin fifty-five units tells the story. A salesman will be at 19986 Vernier. 885-]7]s the FORTIES -- Family room and kitchen with OPEN SUNDAY ! - 6 465-5581 886-6201 eating space. BY APPOINTMENT HAVE WE GOT CONDOMINIUMS. In Grosse Points Woods and St. Clair Shores FIRST OFFERING--Just the Ranch you have been aytoutachedhave gaarachogesice or frocarports.m fifteenThesetown[aloure secentcondorallyminiairums!condiAtionll edhaveandeitherare FIRST OFFERING searching for. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lovely family available with a m_tltude of options. See our six model apartments at SHORE- Yorkshire in fine Park area. Only $46,900 for this 3 bedroom 1½ bath two story room with a view of beautifully landscaped POINTE off Mack between $ and 9 Mile Roads. ' home. First floor den, paneling recreation room, modern kitchen, etc ..... grounds. In the Farms and priced at .$68,900. Call us for details, 1227Bishop--Enjoy the summer in this'well.maintained Colonial. 3 bedrooms, new kitchen and new car- AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT YOUNG COUPLES SPECIAL peting throughout. All aluminum exterior trim. PRICED BELOW the competition because our owner Elan ah'eady pure[fused another Fine 3 bedroom two story home at a low low price. Large living room and $51,000 hbuse and is ready to deal. This colonial has that all important extra ill'st floor /ormal dining room. New carpeting. Only $18,900 and quick possession. Park room and the eompetey remodeed kitchen has a breakfast room. Priced real- privileges included. 1024 Buckingham--Lovely to look at and great for istieally at $tl,700 ...... family living--See our picture ad on page 7. . Charming Monterey Colonial--Lovely gracious entry IF YOU'RE AN INCURABLE ROMANTIC . . DREAM OF a rambling Italian OPEN SUNDAY Villa designed by Hugh Keyes on a one and one.half acre sloping site in Grosse 2230- 5 way opening the doors to a picture perfect living Points Farms and aurrotmded by quiet oaks. French doors open to intimate 1039 KENSINGTON ROAD . . . Ideal family location between Maumee and room and moving into an even more perfect gardens on one side and a long stretch of lawn on the other. Upstairs, the large St. Paul. Near both public and parochial schools. Very sharp 3 bedroom dining room with a cheerful garden room to the master suite has a fireplace as do two of the three remaining family bedrooms. 2½ bath Coonial with family room and large modernized kitchen. Move.in rear. Great family room with wet bar, and nice All the closets you've dreamed of. Two fireplaceJ _nd a sixteen foot high hand. condition. Many extras. Don't delay! size bedroom and fullbath also on'the first floor. painted ceiling in the living room, and fireplaces in both the dining room and , ...... -. 4 bedrooms and two batl_ on the second floor. librm'y ISrovide plenty of atmosphere. As a bonus an art deco separate apart- ' "- This house is situated on a large lot on prime ment or party room with its own kitchen and outside entrance is all part of the HOLIDAY (NEAR TORREY) street in the Farms. Near the Lake. package. Like having two homes in one, Spacious newer Cape Cod which has a second floor built to be almost like a separate apartment. (Ideal for parents or teen- IN THE WOODBRIDGE Condominium complex we have a two bedroom town- agers). First floor has 2 bedrooms, den with closet, modern kitchen, summer a O n . ,house which lies just been completely decorated with carpeting and new porch, ere .... Finished basement, attached garage sprinkler system, _nd Ch mpi :' kitchen appliances. Our owner is moving out of state so has allowed us to more• Don't miss it. large family room with firepiae_ and an _ttached garage. We can offer you a _ Sally Clarke Lorraine Kirchner j selection of three such houses to choose from, All are presently under construe- AnnRachelDinCgelarkman EvetyneShirleyKeRuppnnedy olionoand..wlll be ready lot occupancy by June, Two ot these houses are on a Borland: McBrearty Dorothy Healy Rea'torsMary Walsh deadend street which leads to the lake, and the third is in the Woods on Oxford Catherine Champion, Broker Road. REA LT O RS 102 Kercheval 884-5700 A PETITE MANSION whie[l will really turn you on ff you like that French country 395 Fisher Rood TU 6-3800 Members Grosse Polnte Real Estate Board . house look. _ one has a Mansard root and circular drive and looks as great inside as it does from the curb of Oxford Road. All the bedrooms have private MEMBERS OF GROS_E POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD b_th_ ami there is • library and family room, both with 'fireplaces. - = R. G.EDGAR _o..sTo._ & JOHNSTONE (4)ALLFIRSTOFFERINGSopSI._DAY,.S._ THREE GROSSEPOINTE OFFICESTO SERVE YOU First Offering'-- 1789 ALLARD charming is the , " ASSOCIATES 884-0_00 88|-4200 88]-_300 wpleteord witforh thFloridais 3'beroomdroo,m,partsemiciallyi-ranfcinih scohedrn- GRAYTON--Beautifully kept 4 bedroom family-oriented ENGLISH 2-STORY with basement, formal dining room, 1½ car ga- 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 5th bedroom and bath on 3rd floor, fine family room, kitchen built-ins and rage situated on a 45x128 lot. immaculate nothing to do but move in. Mid 40's. 881-6300. thru-out, priced to sell, low 40's -- Bob Monroe will be your host...... = STAR OF SEA PARISH--Attractive 5 bedroom (master 22x13), 4_ bath air-condi- , tioned COLONIAL v_ith 29x29 fam_y room, 1st floor laundry, 2 paneled games Second Offering -- 19612 PARKSIDE -- This i _:: .: ;. _:OUTSTANDING :._970'.coLa_IAL;_ne_cF_rr_':Schooi';w_thi,._i_d_ooms,,,2_:.baths, large living_ room, formal di_ingcroom, : family rbom with wet bar, ultra_modern kitcben_with built.ins, handy 1st floor cat_edra_ c_{ling-l_r_ fbm_y room,_th.wet • bar, (3) large bedrooms¥. 1½ ..h_lhs, _Best _- :::,LHWEITZEE laundry and 2-car attached garage. $75,900. 881-6300. '.... o_ al| [he purchaser can still decorate this FIRST OFFERING IN ST. CLAIR SHORES, 8½ Mile.and Lake section, of immacu- home to his 'liking. Includes carpeting, mar- - ' late 3 bedroom, 1½ bath RANCH with kitchen built-ins, 2½ car garage and ble sills, ceramic tile in baths. 7½% mort- First Offering occupancy at close. $43,900. 881-6300. gage money available. Priced in low 40's. A comfort_ble_ roomy family home with style . . . and a little more T/.,C POPULAR FAR,MS STREET and the much in demand 3 bedroom, 1½ bath Third Offering- 19624 PARKSIDE -- English could put it back to its original grandeur. Handsome Engish Tudor COLONIAL. Fireplace, dining room, paneled library plus games room in colonial custom built, designed for the atyling with much gracious detailing. Master bedroom with two bays and basement.-881-4Z_. " customer desiring something out of the or- walk-incloset;three additionabledrooms; two baths (one with stall dinary.Thisbuildersmodel home is ready shower);largekitchen;den wlthshutteredwindows.Pricedlow at $45,500 BERKSHIRE---Hard to find4 bedroom, 2_ bathENGLISH TUDOR, with_ibrary, to move in to.Features cathedralceiling and a lotof houseforthe familythatneeds to spread out. breakfastroom_ 3 car garage,possiblemortgage assumptionterms and MUST in familyroom withwet bar,carpeting,(3) 886-5800 BE SOLD_ 881-6300. , bedrooms, 1½ baths, formal dining room, FIRST OFFERING of newly decorated 3 bedroom CENTER HALL COLONIAL near 7½% mortgage money available. Priced in 'Hill' shops, with lay on 1st, 1½ baths on 2nd, family room, all new kitchen low 40's. OPEN SUNDAY 2 _.5 with built-ins and large breakfast area, games room and lovely 60x165 site. 2312 ALLARD -- Desirous of an immaculate A striking combination of grey brick and sparkling white aluminum siding with $57,900 and hurry. 881.6300. . (3) bedroom ranch? Here is the answer -- a subtle touch of wrought iron. A truly impressive four-bedroom Colonial in the kitchen updated with bu_-in refrigerator, pthoepure'lars aLigforgettmalarea.diningTheexcellentroom, anladrgeka itewalledhen[lasapatiospaciousbreakffor relaxedastarea;summer living, JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE dniewshwasher,,roof, thrdispeeosal,yearnewoldkitalumchenincumarpeting,awn- Family.room, 2½ baths, mud room, attached garage. Priced in the 70's. ings, recreation room, new 40 gal. H.W.H. • 886-5800 REALTOR ® 'Pricedin mid 40's.Joyce Cook willgreet you and show you through. AN UNUSUAL LITTLE HOUSE laps HA_ff_rON _ Seeing is believing this An interesting brick and stone house that you really should see if you're attracted lovely ranch. Offers a family room over- new furnace and 'new kitchen, and it's all in excellent condition. Modestly chen with eating space, formal dining room, priced in the 30's,' with good mortgage assumption. 3 bedrooms, 1½ car garage. _uilt in 1937_ 88_-5_00 . you can enjoy, the new Woods Park within. to the unupsuREal. TT(YouY'd HloveOUStheEspir--al staircase!)PRETTYThereSETTINGare three bedrooms, a TAPPANThe GallerASSOCyof HomesIATES® looking a covered patio, tree'd lot. Kit- [ A spacious ranch with a sunny Florida room, and a basement so beautifully 443 tMORhis OSSEarly _ AmSteopricaann ddecoratedsee StevethreClarke bed-at finished you could live down there! The Woods location is superb and the room bath and halfcolonial, near shopping life rhousoome, largeis beautikitcfhuenlly wpitlhannedbreakfforast fabaymily, panelledanddenen,tertaining.attached twoFor-carmal gadriage.ning OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 P.M. and transportation. Features a country kit- Realistically priced in the 70's. A THRILL FOR THE HAPPY LOOKERS--We will be holding open one of Grosse then and 25' family room, finished basement i ::: _86-5800 Poiunfurnisnte Fharmsed atmtheost inpresentterestingtimhousee, sos, youSundaywill bebtweee ablen 2:0to0 mandove5:00aboup.tm.freely,It is atand$42,500offerswitFhASaT$25,000possesassion.sumablePriced8%tomortsell Please meet us at 320 Provencal on April 25th. gage. _,i First Offering 773 RIVARD_A GOOD SOLID FAMILY HOME in a superb location, with lovely OPEN SUNDAY 2- 5 new kitchen and family room, 3+ bedrooms. Excellent traffic pattern. Come BY APPOINTMENT House-fanciers have long appreciated the classic English style for its beatuy and see it for yourself on Sunday, or call for an appointment. FOURTH FIRST OFFERING -- POEqTE DRIVE -- tahned popueasylarmaFarmsintenance.area We'vthat'es _nreceexntlycellenlistedt exaampltheree-bedrooof the mbesthomeEngi/shIn 23420ShorN.esCOatLOthNIe ALend CT.--bf MAorninREALgside BEAUDriveT.Y Neined an5 bexcedlrousomives arandea lainrgeSt.familyClair stoOfferedry homfoer feyoatuurringperson_6axl]5.4inspfaemctionily roisomt,histwo1 design. You'd enjoy it. And any family would appreciate its convenience . room plus abundant storage? This qu-'4ity built home has it all.¢ [ This home bedrooms, utility room situated between Jeffer- to schools, transportation and shopping. Priced in the low 60's, with qiuck wil! be open Sunday 2:00-5:00 p.m. son and the lake on a tree'd lot, 2 car garage. occupancy. " High assumable 8V_% mortgage with $208.00 per month, includes taxes and insurance. 886-4200 SPACIOUS AND GRACIOUS LIVING in this 4 bedroom, 2½ bath English on LOC£LMOOR-- Waiting for a sharp (4) bedroom (2) Bedford at Vernor. All 'large rooms includes den and break[ast room. Priced to bath home -- look no more. This beauty has OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 sell fast. Call us for an appointment to see ibis one. everything you could want. Features a formal A luxurious semi.ranch on one of the prettiest streets in the Shores, and just a OUTSTANDING CLASBIC COLONIAL---Large marble foyer and generously pro- dining room with bay, living room with natural shor_ stroll to the lake. A beautifully designed house with lwo bedrooms down. portioned first floor Includes living room, dining room, breakfast room, paneled fireplace, updated kitchen with built-/n disposal, stairs . . . and a most appealing family room with bui[l-in bookcases, pecan library and sun room. Four master.sized bedrooms each with bath. Separate wing dishwasher, 28' family room. Built in 1942 this panelling and a lovely parquet floor. There are many, many more desirable provides three servant's bedrooms and bath. Unique basement pub room with home is in move in condition, all lhis for only features. We'd love to show you this house, whic_ is in excellent condition, wet bar and natural firep'lace. Two bedroom apartment over garage separate $43,900. And yes, it has an assumable mortgage So do stop in Sunday; you'll find it realistically priced for so much quality from main house, too! and beauty. OUTSTANDING COLONIAl--3 bedrooms, beautifully decorated and maintained ROSLYN -- Perfect for newly weds. We offer this 886-4200 like new, splendid recreation room, all tiled and paneled with co]or TV, as fine lhree bedroom ranch with family room, finisbed as any den. Walk to grade and Junior high schools. Priced right for quick sale. basement with dry bar. $13,000 will assume this OVERLOOKING A GOLF COURSE Owner moving to California Ranch. 7% mortgage with $226.00 per month. If you plan to Ireat yourself to luxury housing .... if rambling ranch is your ¢ thing . . . if you enjoy a swim in your own pool and then patio dining . . . 749 WESTCHEsTER, BEAUTIFUL AND SHADY--_earch ends here. Classic br_k ROSLYN -- (4) bedroom, 2 bath situated in the you owe it to yourself to see thls home. /t's located in a preslige area with z Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths, wilb 25x45 swimming pool and cabanas. Also Woods, this charming 1½ story is ready to move country club view, and has recently been decorated by an interior designer, den and family room, deluxe paneled recreation room with wet bar. Every- into. Features large living room, formal dining Three bedrooms, large family room, very special kitchen, den, central air. Call thing only 2 blocks from the lake. Priced to sell. room, kitchen with built.ins. Assumable 6% mort- soon for an appointment. HERE IS ENGLISH COUNTRY CHARM and privacy dose to City conveniences, gage. Priced in mid 40's. 886-4200 Lively 4 bedroom, 2½ bath home with ,large living room, formal dining room, BALFOUR -- Charming is the word for the American a comfortable, spacious family room plus a den and lots of storage. Call us for Colonial situated in Ihe Park -- It offers three an appointment to see this super tamily home. bedrooms, 1½ baths, natural dark woodwork, c we tzer TAPPAN&ASSOCIATES SHOP,,EWQOD ,,o,.,. ,,o,.,, E.R.BROWN Realty,Inc 88 -5800 8- 200 The Gallery Homes ® GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE • Offices open 9 to 9 sixdays,Sunday 10 10 5:30 90 Kercheval 884-6200 2043] MACK AVE. 886-8710 ,,, ,m ThursdayApril', 22, 1976 G RO SS E' P O N T E N E W S Page Twenty-Seven 3.--REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I_---REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 13--REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' IhREAL ESTATE FOR SALE < BEAUTIFUL NEW COUNTRy ESTATE -- $ acres ] SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE overlooking scenic Belle River. 4 bedroom home FIRST OFFERING MEDITERRANEAN ARCHITECTURE.. Lot big G rosse P(_inte Real Estate '''[ with 2 baths, full base&ent, fireplace, frill' stall enough for a tennis court. Five bedrooms, modern polo bar_. Must sell. $70,000 and contract. OPEN SUNDAY 2-S kitchen, breakfast area family room and recrea- CO.. ST. CLAIR RIVER HOME -- Good,looking 3 bed. FARM COLONIAL in The Woods. $ bedrooms, S_ tion room. Impeccable condition and priced to RETIREMENT OR STARTER--WOODS room, 2 bath, living, din'ing on the beautiful St, baths, spacious family room. Immediate oceupan- aetl.- 2 bedroom ranch with location near everything " Clair River, I mi_e north of St, Clair. 110', new cy. _el0,0C0aasurnable mortgage at TY4% makes like schools, shopping, transportation, House is seawall, boathouse, etc., with magnificent view oE this home a great buy. 1580 Oxford. _3,900. ANOTHHOERME BE. .A.UTIonFULthe lMEDITERarge lot justRANEaANfew'STYLEhouses exceptional and worth every penny. Priced In bJgh ...../_ international shipping. _4_,500 land contract. EXCLUSIVE LISTING BY from Lake St. Clair on a dead-end street. Seven thirties. Protected with our one year Buyers Pro- :I bedrooms and five and a halt baths, ]ibrazy, tection Plan warranty. ;_ ST. LAWRENCE REAL ESTATE CO. DETROIT BOND AND MORTGAGE CO. solir_urr,. Excellent condition. Owner ready to JOHN C. FREDERICK _A Book mdg., Detroit move. 882-0087 1-329-9049 961-1611 or 961-4557 WATCH THE FREIGHTERS... from your bedroom, ...... ,home,,,.on._..._the lake_w,ith.,.,t.hreeo..,bedroo_.,,om.,.s, 3obaths,__ Grosse Pointe RealEstate :'' I_,=1 • and a great library. CO. GrossePointe,.._a,Estate QUEEN _.o_.M,,,_._o.-_o_.. .._...E_o_.,= ,o,_e.._,o_,, o._.o,.,. .two bedrooms, living room, dinir_g ¢oom and CO. FIRST OFFERING kitchen. Realistically .priced for the investor. ' OPEN SUN'DAY 2-5 This well maintained Center Entrance Mediter- 1557 Hollywood Colonial 3 BR. ranean Colonial is the perfect answer for the We have other homes for sale, so call one of our 1351 Anita Bungalow 4 BR. large family. 6 generous bedrooms, 3_ baths, 21xi8 Real Estate Consultants today. Open Surldoy 2 - 5 34"4L4inMcolorosns RanCapechCod 2BR3BR.. basefamimely ntroom. lovely patio, yard and finished Danaher and Baer GrossePointe Woods o_nnQ7 F,ARsT5bo_co_OFF3_ b_thRINOho_eo.. c.l-_..c/n_ REAL ESTATE University Liggett School area o_ @uiet street. Farms. Unique kitchen, large "Gathering Room" 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths, Cape Cod with I with fireplace and eating area and first floor den. 84 KERCHEVAL many spacious closets, large family room, GrossePointeRea Estate GROSS_POINTEE SHORES "On The Haw' modern kitchen, ample eating area and CO. This architect designed home offers much more 885-7000 pantry: Unique feature: Complete 2nd ; In the Heart of Crosse Pointe than just outside charm. The marble foyer, cir: Member Crosse Pointe Real Estate Board floor laundry room. Central air condition- cular stairway with antiqued railing, beautiful ing plus many extras. paraenelingonly ainfewlibrary,of thepeggedcustomflootoucr hines livingthroughoutroom - '..... 886- 5418 by owner BEFORE YOU DECIDE, thi4bes droom_ bathcoIo_,,. GrossePointeRealEstate ...... ' ' WE SUGGESTYOU CONSIDER SHOULD YOU DECIDE :i • " " To purchase this larger 4 bedroom 2½ bath CO. _- . _ " No. 1. $8,800 MOVES YOU IN . . . IN LESS THAN home in its present unfinished state, builder will 1_ baths, a fine finished basement and Grosse to have _uilder complete for you. There's a family G.P. Woods -- starter home. You'll like It be- n Points30 DAYS.rSchoolsHere'sat thea newgoodlownews!$33,50Fo0u.r Letbedrusoomtesl,l rnoegotiom,atellbrasnry,"asbisut"ler'sprice pantryfor you.anYoud cemnaytralchooair.se FANTcauseASTZCPof RtwoICE4things:BR's--2BitsATHpotentS ial end its low Sel(i g Yo ur Home? you more! Near the lake. price $32,700. But add to all this a one year , ' No. 2. HARPER WOODS CHARMER -- $20,900. Ideal VACANT warranty and you'll have the best bargain in G.P. Correct_ , beasdrooa starterm cottageh'ome,inormove-for /na sincongledition.person, a two LakCarver_,oStreete,,._o,o, " 882 - 0087 A,_ C•ity Code Violations : No. 3. MAGIC WORDS _ Grosse Pointe Shores: And COMMERCIAL Comply to • tboedrmaokeom itColoevennlal,'betterjust a$49fres,8h0ly0. decorated three VacantMedie'al--BuildingGroBeaconsssea.Pond/nfieltedE--Milighet.W°°ds G r ossePontei R eaIEstate Any F.H.A, or V.A. Conditions No. 4. INCOME PROPERTY .MAKES SENSE, especial- • CO. i ly when it's in Crosse Po/nte Park, it's like having DETROIT LISTINGS , FREEESTIMATES ' your own money machine.., an investment that's 508,5 Audubon _ Newly liste_ =:-'4 bedrooms, In the Heart of Grosse Polnte creating income and tax shelter 24 hours a day 1_ baths, first floor den. a deal smarter than this[ Cod. 1½ baths. 24 ' . . . white you're living in it. It's tough to find 5500 Bishop -- 3 bedroom Cox and Baker Cape FIRST OFFERING 864 8443 hr. ) CTD, (_ KIC:./_AAKI WM. W. CROSSE POINTE WOODS .,.,,,_, ,,.,,,,,,, ,, KELLY QUEEN ,,_,o,,. center entrin_ Colonial. comp/etely re- Notional Bootdwcl]k & ASSOCIATES 886-41_41 decorated with new kitchen, breakfast room, cozy General Controctors 889-0800 Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate _oard oaklibrary,floorforms, powdal Livingr rorooom,m4anbedrod dinomings,roo2mbatwithhs. " • _: _ - - _Qu;79ic,0k00. possession. Assumable mortgage. Only AskAbout_ ' ! WALLED GARDEN "No Payment tit Closing" , _OHs.N GrossePointeReaEstate _,=o_o._o_.,=,.,.n.,,b.db.,_._,_., ,_.... I GOODMAN kitchen.*owith formi..ca ,.,counters.o.,oand.newo.,cabinets, INC. 7,A3VAILA97 ACRESBLE --IMM149EDIATELYPARCELS only $47,500, I-_ ,_ • .. ,,.. Owner desires to sell entire real estate holdings which 30 COLONIAL ROAD , L_rosseFolnteKeal_'state! i :: ' FORPPROERSFO'ESSNAL)AONATTELNH'TELPION"AND.... i •_in'_/'_'isacParpreareseels;d'eachav°veterag. A;ll"lMJno=f4ch0thelganacreage;is listed under .... ,, :Center,[reslen_tranly_NedeCce:.wC.ioratedElanglapboardnd cColoharmnlai, fwiteaturih ng _i_ben '___ _ ;__ -,_ t_t':..._j"_.\ .(( _,CO, II x_, ._ i 886-3060 886-3060 the commercial forest resez;ve act. This means with cozy I_'eakfast bay 'o,_erlooking large patio " VACAI_T P&OP'EE_ _" ''" ] TWO FIRST OFFERINGS-BY APPOINTMENT that taxes are only 15 cents per acre! ! with gas grill, formal dining room, exquisite Sunningdsle $35,000 I "_ living room with buflt./n book shelves, fireplace, Lakeshore $70,000 I IN THE FARMS--ELEGANT ENGLISH--See picture Owner will consider land contract. He is also willing birds eye view of the Lake, 3 bedroonm, paneled Jefferson _.5,000 I Ad Page 7. " to accept a price considerably lower than the ac- library, sitting room and bath, 3rd f/oar paneled First Ot/erlng . I AUDUBON -- Cheery Colonial -- with" a Litany of investment which could be immediately put on to sell at $98,500. newly carpeted, functional interior design with have prepared. ELM COURT central hallway leading to living and dining room wiReceth nbayt Im'aprovemend panenledts!den.ReceAntcomly rpleedte|yecoranetwed, the open marke882 t through008pro7,gram we already Fren_.ColoniaioncharmJ,gCui.de.SacintheFarms _ 88? 00871. - ['i' ktoritcheny. Genwieroth usbulyilt-siinszed, b4reakbedrfastoomnooks .anandd 3lava._ " livipanelengd..,library.,=and o.,.heated.Florida, room,,,._,e,.xte,, G rosse P o i n te R ea IEs tate If' Circular sta/rcabe leads to 4 bedrooms and 3 CO. windows'and gutters. Double enclosedlot. Electric FOSSeOnte a state .. kitchen and pantry complete thefirstfloor. eye for attached two car garage, plus others! So CO. baths. Prime location that can't last, In the Hen sse Pointe baths on second floor. New roof, wtxirtg, ainrnin"m G Pi ReIE "c°°a'° ]i much,besorry!S°newt True!See foryourselfYo. u won't In the Heartof G_osse...... Poi. nte GEORGEPALMS,REACTOR ..... OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-S ROSLYN--Grosse PointeShores,Early American 886-4444 Ranch. The impressive floor plan offers an excel- OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5:00--1039 HAWTHORNE: Member Crosse Pointe Real Estate Board. HELP US CELEBRATE NATIONAL ...... Outstanding _mai]er 3 bedroom, 11/= bath Colo- lent traffic pattern for hvabdity and soctal'h_ing. A Family Business For Over a Century. PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK Centered foyer opens to living and dining rooms nial with an attached garage and extra room on Experienced Sales Person Wanted both with firplaces,sun room, country kitchen the gst floor.Only the beginning--Agreatlot, STOP IN AND LOOK THROUGH A with all modern appliancesand laundry room. modern kitchenand playroom in the basement-- FEWOFTHE FINESTHOMES system. OPEN SUNDAY 2:_0"TO 5:00---15 CRESTWOOD All on one l_cor.Centralairand burglaralarm Just off Lakeshore Drive. M_gnificentRanch-- , OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 BY APPOINTMENT Won't lastt H[GBIE MAXON YOU'LL SEE IN 1976 ALINE--Brick Ranch with generously proportioned all the _ooms are large. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 FIRST OFFERING _ In the Woods on a 83x155 lot 15621 WINMILL POINTE DRIVE. Please see why living.din/ha "L." New carpeting. Full bath flank- baths, _antastic family ¢oom, spacious kitchen ed by 3 bedrooms. Completely finished full base- with built-ins, large eating area and an attached convenient to schools and transportation. Ferry we're so excited about this fine home, on page 6. ment with private office for the professional plus garage----everything! Don't miss it. scCehnooltral diaistrictr con. ditionin3 bedrgoom,. Gla'ss1½ encbalthosedCopoloniarchl.. * . * welt-arranged work room and ½ bath. Excellent SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT: Rec. room. New carpeting throughout. Copper IF IT'S THE FARMS FOR YOU, MAY WE SUGGEST storage space. Close to Crosse Pointe, _ust beyond the X-way piping. $48.900. A VISIT TO 260 LEWISTON! Expect a fine four RAYMOND_Sunny Colonial in Grosse Potnte Woods Banungd clalosowe towitSht. 2Johnbedroo's Hmsos,pitdeal.n Weandll attic_ppointewithd FIRST OFFERING _ On a nice canal in St. Clair bedroom, 3½ bath home on a shady tree lined of[ Bournemouth, 3 bedrooms, 1_ bathrooms, den, expansion. Nice yard---has _mail but full dining Shores. Custom built in 1973 this 2 or 3 bed- street with a fine games room and bar. There central air, new carpeting, new roof. room--good condition, room ranch gives you the feeling of apartment may be a crowd, due to the reasonable $8g,900 type living. 18 foot family room with fireplace, price. 818 NEFF ROAD_REDUCED--Roomy brick income. GROSSE POINTE FARMS--_ustom built for the pres- Large kitchen. 2 car attached garage. Full 1378 AUDUBON Living and dining room, kitchen with eating space, ent owners-So many extras here we don't know basement. New steel seawall. Additional 10 feet AT LAST: A spacious Colonial with a really big faro- 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Complete apartment on second where to begin. Features extra fine gardens and of property on opposite side of canal is included. Ely room, under $8/),000! Tired of tiny Colonials? floorwith one bedroom, landscaping,heatedpool,charming exterior,fn- $69,000. Here's one with "room-to.roam,f"ree from a 5 GOOD HOUSES, GOOD NEIGHBORS, GOOD PRICES suiteterior, hfeaturesand hewn bedpaneroomleds liincludibrary ngwitha amastefire-r VERY FINE French Colontal on nicely landscaped case of the cramps. Even the garage is a "2½'! 15330PROMENADE -- $22,500Colonial2, bedrooms, place,garden room, step-downlivingroom and lot.Large marble foyer with circularstairs. OWNER WANTS OUT NOW! FIREPLACE. a fulldiningroom--sensational. Fireplaceisn livingroom and spaciouspaneled 19_8 ANITA couldbe the bargainyou'relookingfor. famt/y room. 2 [irst floor lavatories. 5 king size With four bedrooms at $34,900 it's definitely 5970 3 MILE DR. -- $26,200 Ranch, 3 bedrooms. OXFORD--Just off Lakeshore Drive--Looking for that bedrooms and 4 baths on 2nd. Central air. Lawn worth a walk.through, and there's almost /mmedi. newer Colonial? Here it is! Spacious entrance sprinkler system and 2 car attached garage, ate occupancy, too! 9181 WOODHALL--$18,500 Colonial, 3 bedrooms, near hail, full living room and dining room, large buses, shopping and schools, family room with a fireplace that overlooks an C.E. COLONIAL. 19 foot kitchen, 18 foot formal 5269 BERKSHIRE- $22,500, 3 bedrooms, den, 2car orooutsmtanondintheg pa1sttioflooanr dfloolrovel, 2nyd flgaoorrdenshas. 4UUlarglitye diningan enclosroeomd ,porc21h.foot3 extrapaneleladrge famibedroly omroos, mdresands. STRONGMAN KELLY garage.Near four schools, bedrooms,. dressingroom,dressingarea and 3 Ingroom or nurseryand sewingroom on second, / 20429 MORASS -- 2 bedrooms, 2 bath Duplex. Priced baths. There's much, much more. 3 car garage. 65X250 ]or, & ASSOCIATES Jn mid-teens. Possession at closing. Mortgage TIIE BEST IN ENGLISH TUDOR. Located in the LAKE FRONT residence on _ lot large enough for 889-0800 Available. Shores" and Hose (o the lake, Beautiful property s pool and tennis court. Private area. Spacious ..... TOWNHOUSE -- Complete with private walled patio surrounds this gracious home. Owner has T.L.C. first floor includes 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, library, in rear. Attached 2 car garage, 4 bedrooms, FIRE- for this one _ really updated _ ultra modern garden room and laundry room. 2 bedrooms and _._ PLACE. Private street and use of pool and tennis kitchen with everything. Paneled library is out- bath on second plus storage. _entral air con. stend|n, and has e fireplace--.garden room. 2nd ditioning, intercom, sprinkler system, boat hoist G ros se Pointe state courts. 1250 Navarre Place. floor has a master suite p!t_s 4 family bedrooms and 2_h car attached, garage. ReaIE DETROIT TOWERS--Two spectacular condominiums and den. There are maid's quarters and the cec- CO, on the water -- 30 foot living rooms with natural realign room ts Incomparable. ALWAYS POPULAR 4 bedroom 2½ bath Colonial. fireplaces -- Fine libraries, spacious bedrooms If you desire acUon---csll the pro(essionais: Library and screened porch. Rec. room. 2 car LOVELY COLON[AL--G. P. WOODS snd new kitchen and pantry, garage with automatic opener, Newer roof. Built 3 bedroom, living room, dining room, family Clayton C. Purdy, Jr. C. W, Toles, 3r, in 1948 on Whittler Road near St. Psu}. room--that's right--everything you need for a JOHN S. Mary F. Schleff Susanne Megowen Adelberg perfect house Priced right in low, low'forties. T. Raymond Jeffs Ann W. Sales BEING TRANSFERRED? We offer free assistance James Montreuil William E, Keane, 3r, in obtstnlng advance information on your new Protected with one year warranty for peace or" m/rid. r"r'_r'_ h^AK I Julle Waterfall Lois Toles area. Call for further details, Something veluable for new home owners, Open Mary AliceMitchell Sunday. , INC. PURDY & TOLES MAXON 882-0087 93 Kercheval "On The Hill" HIGBIE ; 886-3060 886-3060 ASSOCIATES "Realtors" GrossePointeco, RealEstate : MEMBER OF GROSSE POINTE 889-0500 83 Kerchevol 886-3400 REAL ESTATE BOARD i Members Grosse PointeReal Estate'Board In the Heart of Crosse Pointe :'_!:ii:i_ P,,, tw_.dv-E;abt " G RO S SE PO IN T E N E W S . Thursday,April 22, 1976 . ;_'_'i "_ " --'; .... "-" ...... : _ _--_ _ -_-_------_-- 13-.-REAL ESTATE I --20--G_ ;_*_- " '- 1,13---RILAL ESTATE I_-..REAL ESTATE 13--_RrUkLESTATE 13-__EALESTATE 13--REALESTATE E .IE--:_K_Lm_ AND _t_,;.!y{, FOR SALE / FOR SALE FOR SALE ; FOK _IALE PUK:bAU: FOR SALE HOME MAINTENANCE " ' _ _l'r i_ "WARRANI_ _"' it's a_ guar- PRICE"' REDUCED" " --Newly' "------'F-AR------_V__- GKO__SE...... POINTE WOODS. 5 _BEDROOM 3 :story brick, iD_ETROIT, 2 bedr_m--bunga-J GU-T_OTEROF 'RI_CLEANING.PAIR SCREENS REPWAIREDindows,_Frdooree. s, _ l' ...t... _ _ h_ you de.rated 4 bedroom- 2 _AAffW "_Af'_Df_C<_ Custom built, one owner ¢emer "emrance coLoniaL low, attic, screened porch,_ .;_...... _ pickup _.: - ...... • ;wrxg.,_-rvtvix,,_,a.a " " V nin hools" W._bL. ",'v_J._,_ :_._I ".lmrehue. Very valuable, iowa, Z up, 2 baths, new 1½. story home. 3 bed- ecn e e t to GII sc . $24,900, conventional, by_ _VINDOW CLEANING doOrmwa]ian S,Aluminumporche'/.doorsK_Uf-and walls. Fred's Storm aqd _i:/i ii , YbuywiUouaamtwhomouone-ca_de nwithou_tn buyyout aa war-dacrear kitcfilivreinplhengac'e.roodonmMo' dwithreiningspnaturalroac_ioumss, 444hofontMmeAeDinIaSndONsplendidWebster,betweencondition,Colderbal` finishediningrooms,1dr_oobasementm, ba_spro_fessionally• fExcel-ormal ?pointfor_ Lincmmoreent°in todetailsRd.inspect.Cali or°wner885-aP-iA CONDITIONap_mtmeSUPER nHOUt. BY_5SE_27_.OWNERIN MiNT _• SUBURBANTU 1-3565 Screen.windows. 839-431Imperil. al DoOr- " runty. Only Grouse Pointe than It' looks. Immediate 2 bedrooms up and 2 down, lent home in move-in con- 4672. ; ' Real Estate Co. can N11 occupancy. Vacant. $46,.' 2 baths, dining room, gas d!tion. For appointment Open House Sunday •April 25 "MAINTENANCEASSOCIATES 21F_HObt[ you a home with a war- 900. 787 Fisher Rd. 882- steam heat, new furnace; call 1-266.3725. H A R P E R WOODS, New- 2 to 5 p.m. - Make a list of all those small '__ _ rsz_ty. _-00_. 3073. Owner. Z-cExcearllentgarage,layoputricefor$3in.9,90law0. GROSSE POINTE PARK, 2 bcausntgalle ow,Roadcarpets,, 6 roomdrapes,brick JC e n t e1797r EntraSEVERNnce Colonial but necessaryrepairsfor iMPROVEMENT . : apartment, family income, excellent above ground pool, make custom built in 1940. Paint- home or b_iness and then ALUMINUM BUILDING . _ condition.Each unithas 2 offer.Open Sunday 2-5. ed yellow brickon large callus forexpert_ervice PRODUCTS 24 UNIT APARTMENT BLDG. G.C;W. INC. bedrooms, modern kitchen, LA 6-2800 or TU 2.9988. wooded corner 160.8x45 with and free estimates. 120) Best quality aluminum storm monthly gross. ELLING- MAPLETON--First offering NEW FEATURES: area. 776-3038. Economy 3 track storm , _. EXCELLENT CONDITION_Must sell. Gross 779-5170 dining room and bath. $400 no elms. years in Gros._e Pointe windows 3 _rack, $16.95. $43,000. Provides excellent tax shelter and 456 TOURAINE, brick bun- WOOD. 739-6650. by owner, 88_-C_S3. * Borg-Warner gas f/a windows on special order, ,- _ cash flow. sgaiolnow,attic2 bnedr,earoomsschool,expsaannd- 598CANTERBURY, on quiet GROSSE POINTE WOODS-- . fuCernantracelairconditioning 20A---CARPET LAYIHG $$1349..995.GutterS to rs.mAlumdionorums court in Grouse Pointe 1699 Hollywood, 2 bedroom, • ,if_, Price $165,000 Firm pshopping.ancy. OpeImmn Sunday,ediate o2ccu-to Woods Larger, higher dining room, large family • RHotoof water heater CNEWARPETANDLAYINOLDG wsidironughg tanird on.trimR. ooAfiwning, ngtes,- l ii, , $63,000down to assumable mortgage a5p.pOtherointmenttimes.Byshowownnebry. Copi'loniciaedNEWl,,2_ ba4thsbedr,stuoomdy, rsoioom,n a2ttficir,fepinliashces,eedxbpaanse-- BGuttersathroomandsidonkswnspouts StaRepaiir_CrasrpeofAlltedTSypehiftes d pandlacemesc rnetwinde n eowncslo. Glsuaress.s. ii!i_" Principals only 882.7284. bar,giant firfamist lyfloorroom,laundry,wet lmote,nt,Op1½en eSuarndaygarage,1-5.large * StHumormidifiedoor r Cigaret RuALm_sORe.Woven GAlumlassinumand scrTrimeen repaiBrakers. L.B.W. Box 6893 Grouse Pointe, Mich. 48236 GROSSE .POINTE WOODS, dz_essing room off master. Rentals for the do-it-your- . Cape Cod, 3 bedrooms, 1_ carpet included, loads of 4 LARGE bedroom colonial. * Fences NEW CARPET SALES self. Free estimates. Free • , , , baths, dining room, finished features, biggest lot in 1371 Berkshire, $62,500.! _ seCircrvuiceit breaker clectrica! SampYoluesr HoShmowen in measure, free delivery. , basement, fireplace, 1% area. 886-5566. Open Sunday _-6. TU 2-8136. • Custom_ vinyl awning Cash and carry or we in- car garage, $39,900. No . BOB TRUDEL stall. Insured. Phils Home agents, 882-7154. LLOYD MARKS, BUILDER BYton.OWNERExce--ll1e133nt Kloencasitiong-n. • L5 andwadscaprf finruitg trees 294.5896 Service, 12931 East Me- BI'CENTENNIAL SPECIAL $2],900! 3 BEDROOM brickranchon WARRANTY?? It'sa guar- Spacious English style* Vinyl washable wallpaper Nichols.Call371-3725any. "" Littiestone, dining ell, fire. antee on the house you bungalow. 3 bedrooms, _ Bruce hardwood floors 21--MOVING time. It eoudd be another 200 years before you'll find a place, b e a u t i f u I trees, purchase. Very valuable, den, finished recreation • All curtains, drapes STORAGE WOODWARD-7 Mile Con- . • tractors• 10% off on labor better three bedroom value than thts . and $3_,560. 8854336. wYiouthouwt oonuldn'te--canbuyyoua daearre proomorch., Laenrgeclosedclosesutsmmaendr * eGxascludingstove master bedroom GROSSE POINTE MOVERS, _or April and May. Kitch- there's a three ear garage. GROSSEILE---Custombuilt buy a home without a war. cupboards. All major up- * Refrigerator local and long distance, ens, bathrooms, basements, brick ranch on waterfront; runty. 0nly Grouse Pointe pliances, curtains, drapes. * Dishwasher reasonable rates. 886-7253. additions. Any type of car- STRC)NGMAN ! KEL. LY fbaourths; bedr24'oomsx24' ;livingtwo roomfull yoReual aEhstoamtee Cwitho. cana wsear-ll aExpansppointment.ion pos882sibiliti-92es17.. By*W*ashTVer antennaand wdr/rotyeror MOVING -- Hauling, appli- penter work. Call anytime. features view of river on runty. 882-0087. * Basement and kitchen antes, also small jobs. 24 hour answering service. b ASSOCIATES three sides; beautift_lly fin. 8 MILE.MACK area, 22105 carpet Covered truck. Reasonable.' 356-1804. Jshed basement with wet GROSSE POINTE PARK -- Gaukler, 3 bedroom bunga- LARGE ROOMS: 886-3443. 21G---ROOFING 889-0800 bar, fireplace and pool ta- Mis-managed brick 4 ram- low, 2 ear garage, clean. Ist FLOOR--Living room, hie; inground swimming ily in excellent condition, 2 pool and many other fed- bedroom units each with $20,9O0. Open Sunday 1-3. dining room, kitchen, half 2IA_PIANO SERVICE SERVICE tures. $75,000. Excellent separate furnaces. Income 582-7737. 2nbdathFLOOR_3 bedrooms, full COMPLETE piano service, ALLrepairRsOO, Fsatirsepfactioairs,n gguutterar- month. Will eons,der trade. Deluxe 3 bedroom, 2 floor BASEMENT--Stucco ish/_, M • m b • r Piano price the best. Spring ape. [ Grouse Pointe Real Estate Cmortgoloniaalge onto 3.3be assumacresed, of ppoanttentialy. 88o2f.9844"$70. 0Broketo $800r. a VINbaEthsS; TfamilREET,y room;ST. CLAIR--attach- labavtahtory, laundry and utfl- TBuossninger, , r731ebull-770dlng'/. , refm. 775ante-e3553.d. Call the rest, then co wooded _and with complete FIRST FLOOR Condominium ed 2 car garage, large ity room storage space. I privacy; ideal for horses, apartment, "up2graded, car: r o o m s, everything you SCHOOLS: PIANO tuning and repairing. J.D. CANDLER -_ .J cAPE COD, G, P. CITY i GRtenOnSSEis courtILE--Corustomswimmbuingilt Has a certificate of oeeu- hwouomeld, wa2 ntfirepinlaceas; dream2½ Mofinnisheteith,d Brfamiownlyeli,roomQueewithn WoTechrkniciguanaras nteGuikl,ed. MemZeeh-ber cial ROOFIN25% ofGf. 7CO.74-0547 or • J Cute, besutgfully decorated, 3. or 4 bedroom, 3 pool; home features 31'x15' tpralolingalL:andCarport,up:lanceisd, eal co1o.n- home--$70,¢00, of Peace, GPHN AFM. Edward Felske. 526- 97 Years Reliable Service __"I | baths.tected OwinthLionencolnyeaRrd.wanrreaanr teyve. ryThithins houg. sALsoe pripro-ced f,iraeplacm,y e;_ivi. nglargeroo"mcounwtiryth cation. Assume 7% mort- SASS PRICE: 5916. _R],esidtypeentsiMof &RooCfsomme& Derciackls a Utile higher because 'it'd a little more special, kitchen; three spacious bed. gage. Also 2 bedroom gar- ED I rooms; 2_. baths; large den apartment. PriVate viewing available 21-C--ELECTRICAL Gutters & DOwnspouts ..... REALI:OR .riotto Sunday, 889-0735, SERV|CE REPAIRS 0087 sulated,Clfui°setha.ms;erit;hattachedeated_n. SHORT 88|-281 | no al_ents. No JobSmallTooFLargeEstimatesree --or i,i 882- garage. Many custom lea- BY OWNER -- 1135 Devon- St. Clair Office 13A--LOTS FOR SALE ALL TYPES of electrical lures tr0ughouL Built 1974, shire. Center entrance Col- Phone (313) 329.9003 stalled- remodeling. Elec- InsuredWorkmen 'l b"rosser%'-',nr e%a-',c%*a*e THOMAS" E. TILLEY CO. nhial, 5 b e d r o o m s, 3% Marine City Office GROSSE POINTE Builder tricwork.al repRaanirs,ges,fidryersxtures inin-- AINSWORCall'FH899-2Ma1in00tenance _'] CO. _ . Realtor'INC' drapes,b°th_ dens,new' kltcha renpe,Cfenceanddt Phone (313) 765-4013 wantSgh88e6r-,620BertI,I°ts"eel.Galia-881.5853.stalled, city violations. Li-' Co. Residential specialist. ._"| " In the Heart o_ Grouse P01nte 87_ yard and sprinkler system. 4 DEDROOM brick, formal , ceased and insured. Col. Roofing, gutters, repairs. I_'oker--Owner will coop. dining, 2½ baths, tiled VACANT LOT available in vilte Electric Company. Local references. 20 years .... |- ' ' NICELY DECORATED 4 crate with _rea Brokers. basement, large storage Grouse Pointe for only Evenings 774-9110. Days experience. Free estimates. eled kitchen, finished base- appointment. 886.6582. near shopping and trans- '' ...... V- CLAIRVIEW AND LAKE SHORE D_RIVE bmeeatdroo, mn,ewly2 bathcarpeted,s, remod-2 Open Sunday 2-5 or call for aporreaa,tione.nclo521-2972.sed sunporch, I A$2,99TTE3NT.27ION. BrokerBUIL. D882ERS-9944, GRLAOSSE6-735P2O. INTE'S ONLY ROCallO779.9FS0u75,n8u21-.-DECKS5_632. ' One of the finest locations with an unobstructedview car garage. Harper Woods _L4_RPERWOODS -- Brick ,o_,, H O OV E k _'"_"_ / ' of Lake St.Clair,a home-siteforthediscriminat- near Mack. $_5,000.884- ranch,2 bedrooms,family 1126AUDUBON Pst"'reetneartheOla,ke.o,eBeau, DOWN SPOUTS ._.._ ing owner. The are measures 300feetin depth, 4198. room, 2 fireplaces.Open Custom built4 bedroom,3½ tlful100x122footsite.Ex- FACTORY AUTHORIZED Gutterscleanedand flushed • I_ frontage,eurvlngon OYairviewto97,45strear. Sunday 2-5.21120Hunting- fullytiledbaths plus ½ cellentvalue.884-0600. SERVICE New and RepairWork ,3 ':i I:I OPEN SUNDAY_2-_ P.M. GRObedSSEroomPOINTEColoniWOODSal, well ton. 881-6662, , Btoteautifwiulth.¢lndergrandscaounpedd 80copft._ JOHNSTONE& POINTE VACUUM Licensed and Insured • _'_I_RosLYN ROAD 866--4bedroom semi ranch,2 baths, maintained.$36,500.881. anne parker,tu 5-4415,offers per_prinkling.systeThim.s FREE PICKUP AND 884-951Z ...... " ..... JOHNSTONE h,..i ._I_.._._V._"_ ,.,_ ) ADVA'N ()E_M'_IN_ENANCE ...... large slzed r_'niS, modern kitchen, a rea,l family * 9684.. . : in the p_inte-..:_an_an_er to home l_as an excellent, lay- " ._,:_ :,-rv :.'_ " i ...,;.. NEW REI_'U!L T. PAR'rS :...... ' I ....home, near'everything. *.... APARTMENT"FOR SALE .,dnebtroitat_m" rploe"cyesn tfy:'ttpdq "pie,ated outand, .qauffalityordsprivatecpn#t_ctionand_ T4"...... -.--RWANTEDEAL 'EaTAfE ...... TU1207.00 'RE-'R'OOF HUNT CLUB' 20299--WellBY APPOINTmMENTaintained, 3 bedroom, 64Mur.nitClemecomplens x,area.built Ex1,7.cd- abungnd alodetroitw, combtiaxeneds poiginvete Prigraneio_cipals livionlng.y, $pl76e,as50e0.! LARGE FAMILY needs S 21002 MACK R1,000anchSq.HomFt.e $3 95°° •face brick ranch, walk to EastJand, St. Peter's lent price and terms. Call l_fivileges of both park and For appointment call 886-! bedroom home in the LICENSED electrical con- INCLUDES: Parish, carpeted and draped, deep lot. (Grouse Art Couvreur, S'chweitzer detroit, a great deal for 36i5 or 884-8513. Pointe. Please call 885- tractor. Residential, corn- • 240 lb. seal tab shingles Pointe School District.) $_,800. and Assoc/ates. 791-2200. urider $20,000 . . .and 75' _ mercial wiring. Old or new 15 years guarantee HARVARD P-'-_- -A finer Colonial home, 3 bedrooms ASSUMPTZON mack business frontage _R--" 4672. work. Free estimates. 369- • All labor and material ' .... with unusual kitchen features, spacious 2 car $5,000 assumes mortgagewith with good adjacent real- ELEGANT HOME OF DIS-_ I$_BUSINESS 9547. Expert in aluminum , garage. Unusual. low: payments. Clean and deuce zoned for parking TINCTIVE DESIGN on OPPORTUNITY LICENSED electrical con- • Siding.Gutters-Trim cozy ranch, with _inished . . . and near pointe bus prestigious N. Riverside ! tractor since 1941. Special- • Roof Vent--Repairs See,our weekly current eatatog of homes, pictures basement in Harper Woods. ifi st. clair shores opportu- drive. Family kitchen with 'A SETTER FREEZER' ized in residential wiring. FREE ESTIMATE and complete details. We are total Multi-List. We WM. LOCKARD REALTY n'ities a brick colonial 'for fireplace, Florida room, CUSTARD -- Soft Ice Cream Appliance wiring, remod- X'ELENT ROOFING offer other near suburban homes. 792-1100 Est. 1943 778-1062 gracious or large family formal dining room, 3 bed- -- S'lush-Shake -- Freezers. eling, pools, modernization 757-2953 , adaptability and all extras rooms, 2_ baths, full base- Pretzel bakers. Complete and violations corrected. FIRST OFFERING at $,t6,000 on terms, merage.nt, aAttachmedint 2ccoarnditiga-seron' vicDoe,n Prestonparts &andAsssuppociatelies,s. FrGuire'ee sestimaGatersage. CalWl irinMg,e-LOWguESTtters. PGRuICttersES repon airednew CO OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FOXCROFTMANOR property with many quality 885-6675. 779-6940. License number ond cleaned. No job too big " 437 SADDLE LANE _ MILE S. OF 16 MILE features. $110,000. 1-60. 2022_ MACK GROSSE POINTE WOODS _0_ PO|_TE BOATING -- SWIMMING C O UN T R Y SECLUSION. BEAUTY SALON equipment orperson. tooally.-_maSlle.rvingWorkGrodoneuse 884- BEDROOM, 2Y_ BATHS $29,TO900 nialSpaciouons 234 abcerdroomes of pinecolo-s Wandarregoodwin locllatioforn, suanlelimi. Topted 2|E--STO._R|ERMSNS AND ardPointeWiLforlertz,2556yeRars.oslynRiRd.ch- 4400 , family rowooom, laund rysroom $33,900 and h a r d w o o d s. Horse parking, Good lease. Needs I on first floor, attached ga- DELUXE BRICK CONDOS barn, pond and patio with manager-owner. Virginia S. Free estimates, call TU rage, finished basement, SPACIOUS BEDROOMS barbecue. Near 1-94. $98,- Jeffries, Realtor. TU 2-0899. EASTVlEW 1-8170. central air, Star of the Sea CENTRAL AIR 500. WANTED -- Individual in- ALUMINUM INC. 21H---RUG CLEANING forested in purchasing go- STEAM CLEAN GrossePointeRealEstate aPndRBarneICEDs TOSchooSlELL ACARTTACPETHEDTHRU.OGARAUTGE MA30C0 S.GLASHANRiverside, COMPANYSt. Clair in'g business or part in- _r,r_VINB. YFn_L, r_GCODRICPROr_c,,DUCTHpS_nr_ CO. STIEBERREALTY RANGE--1½REFRIGERATORBATHS 329-2294 terest. Want to be active "_S't_r_n W'indows'._Door_ -' CARPEWITBYLBURAND with option to buy,balance ...... I. _.._ .... ;oo FLAT _ G. P. PARK CO. FULL BASEMENT WARRANTY?? It's a guar- Ai_nn_ UPHOLSTERY Exceptionally clean 2 family flat. Excellent rental 465-558 ] PRIVATEMoDELPAanRdATKBEACH purchaseo.nanteVee rylhoUSevalue able.yOInvet u bstxumentscineedssa°f "5tinthi000sth0 etimeflnU"n"oture,tI J_ zgg_'-- _...... ;mle?;'__e;soouug Carmpetn, 13cms.quare food, $30 .. . ' . A'" . StormM. haendal TaoScreen Repair Chair,i imu$13. LoveCouchsea,t, $20.$25. ineomewhichqualifleassgoodinvestmentPriced. CONDOMINIUMS OPENDA3817/LY1 JEFFERSONandSUUNDAY wYiothuouwot ulonden--'tcanbuyoy ua dacraer quomes e confl_dentml.. Writeu ...... _ "I t.;...." _a, hi ...... ,,e_4 R On___tied Car Upholstery, $40. Vel- Box G9, Grouse Potato fight for fast sale. NORTH BAY VILLAGE WILL TRADE buy a home without a war- News " [ 15030 Houston-Whittier vc[s, Bleeders and Light 35110 E. JEFFERSON runty. Only Grouse Pointe ,. I (South of Shook Rd.) STIEBER 465-558| Real Estate Co. can sell LA 7-58,6 or DA 7-72_0 Colors ,5 more. 778-1680. 882" 0087 Priced from S28,900 to $31,- BY OWNER -- Large yet you a home with a war- 16--PETS FOR SALE ,o0, bedrooms, attached, practical English Tudor ranly..2-0087. FREEto goodhome.NO Commercial G rosse PointeRealEstate garages. Models open daily home at 1007 Bishop. Many 2 BEDROOM, Grosse Poinle SMALL CHILDREN. Reg- industrial 1-6 p.m. outstanding features in- Park, $15,900. $2,000 down, istered Old English Sheep CO. BIDIGARE RROTHERS eluding paneled library, 8 land contract. 651-8028. dog. 882-7308. INC. fireplacesscr, eenedporch "_}'_qk_ In the Heart of Grouse Pointe Model phone 791-6880 and 1¼ acres f°r privacy" CONDOMINIUM--Near East" FREE--Cairn Terrier needs HARBOR ELECTRIC ______._ Evenings TU 1-6988 Decorated Carriage house land, 2 bedroom, first floor borne. Family pet 10 years. CUSTOM BUILT Cape Cod, ap_irtment above 4 car ga- central air, private base- Good with children. 882- Grosse Pointe Woods, 3 rage. $125,000. Call 882- ment, carport, drapes, up- 8215. Residential 882-9420 ;_ bedroom, 2 baths, paneled 4182 Saturdays or evenings, plisnces. $26,900. 886-9155 _ BERKSHIRE morlibratgry,age,$67%8,00as0.Bysumoawbnle. 2REDROOMluxurycondo. or TU 4-2063, FREE881-6DO105G10.weeto goodksoldhommalee.. _ HANDY|ANOy minium. Pool, club house, WOODBRIDGE EAST. Con- JOANNAW|ST[RN AI//'fomeRep_i,s i er. 886-1157. tennis court. Call after 8 dominium, extra large unit PLEASE HURRY! Wanted [! / 2_ baths, large family to mate with my female ,*,N_ S.Um,S._,NOS .t_ oo...,,,a _., CONDOMINIUMS GROSSE POI NTE HAp.RPmE. R 774-0559. -- Townbouse, 2 bedrooms ma|e Siamese_._0_7or.Burmese WINDOW SHADES e _te_.'111, Pein'dnt;II, W_llpeperin'_ _: WOODS Grouse room with fireplace, plus Siamese. s,oo_vo,_ws,,_,,,.,v w,.oows .,,w.,,o ..... ,.- FARMS bPeointedroom,SchbroolickDisbuntrictga.low,3 2-car garage. Whole inter- MALTESE PUPPIES, AKC, '$.....26-9873--5:- ...... 26-7014 3 bweitdroomh f,irepsemilace, randicn-h /plau]lce,y cacrenpetratedl, naairt,uralfinisfihedre- cphliaasnecesd, , spelucixural ioukistchecarpetn up- $250 to ,_ _._. FIREPLACEREPAIRS ing room, 1% baths basement, recreation and wall covering, storm DOBERMAN PINScHER. 3 GRA TOP CHIMNEY$CREENS Limited Apartments Available plus extra lay. Wide room, screened porch, 2½ windows and awnings, on- males, 9 weeks old, tails SALES AND SERVICE _e_,_,i._- _e_,,i;#i,g lot, 2 car. garage, car garage, many addition- dosed patio, special fed- cut and puppy shots. AKC. 15011 KIERCH|VAL" Advzn_eM_ntma_e _" Full Time Mointenonce Mon breezeway , in the al features. 884-9353. tures throughout, mint con- 871-5669. _ ,, _ • _ _. i _ Estoblished Condominium Associotion 40's. GROSSE POINTE FARMS d i t ion. By appointment _u S._O00 884-9512 _, Swimming Pool _), Owner rooColomsnial, bath-- 3anlarged %, nbed.ew- 5285only. .NCalo lbaroftekrers6 .p.m. 773. RISIaAKndIC, femaSshotE TlseTE,ws.orRmeReasod.puppnaMalesiebsle, . _ . , ',,, , , " "_Ample Laundry ond Storoge Facilities 882-9557 lY decorated, carpeted TOWNHOUSE condominium, 527-9165. SERVICING THE GRO$SE POINTE$ ; , throughout, fireplacein by owner, Eastland Vil----- FOR OVERI/z CENTURY GRO$SEPOINTE family room, fenced.in d!strict, 3 bedroom, 2_/_ female, $125. Beagle 5 |t'|J T $_y|# @_F#II¢0 I __,Aportments stort ot $40,900 lyaivirdng ,r$oo5m8,500.andAsbassuemablement 1age,bathsGwriothusebaPothinoffte mascshoolter IRIySeHarsSE,mTaTlEe,R--10$25.885mun-8th2s,i5. #t{It_#_ for y@| :;: OPENSUNDAY2-5p.m. SHORES mortgage. Shown by ap- bedroom, living, room, din.! IRISH SETTER--AKC male S BEDROOM home, one pointment. 886.7892. ing room. kitchen .with eat-, I year, oh.p,o.s_,,ooipd WA 1.6282 !i 1750 Vernier Rood, Apt. 14 blwithock hefartoedm stwimhe mlinakeg PRIsoCil,E 5 bedrREDUoomCEDcoloni, almusint idacng esareainclaudndingG.Ebuilt. appliin- line. 779-5422. I.clvdlsl _: pool, greenhouse, and Park, completely remodel- dish washer, central air 20--GENERAL SERVICE Ch|in Link All-Steel and Mary Bauer, Agent apartment. Assumable ed. Move in condition, conditioning, c a r p e t e d 7V4% mortgage. Open Sunday, 822.48.99. ctharrouportgho, utch, ildrefulln baansemed petsnt, PLUpaintingMBING, , caPLrpASentry,TERINGma-' RU_¢ Stroll 886 - 4036 BYOWNER HA2RbePERdroomWOObrDSick,, byattoacwhedner, wsuelmcaomblee. morAtttgraagcteiveat ?as_. srectonry,ed. etNoc.thingViolattooions smcaor.ll. M[IKBA(H (0 • 884.6843 garage. Appointment only. interest. 882.4699 or 886- GUY DE BOER, 776-3708 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL 886-3265. 2068. Open Sunday 2-5. or 885-4624. Thurglay,.A.pr|l2.2,1976 G RO S$ E P O N T E N EW S Pege Twenty-Nine 2114---RUGCLEANING 21-1--.PAINTING, _ 21K.-_WINDOW 21-O--CEMENTAND 21c.• CARPEN1Tg' .21W-.-DRE55MAKING 21Z--4.ANDSCAFING& 21Z--LANDSCAMNG& SPECIALO, N carpetsand DECORATING WASHING BRICKWORK WORK & TAILORING GARDENSERVICE GARDENSERVICE upholatery clean'rag. . CERTIFIED " K-WINDOW Cleaning Com- BRICK, block, cement, tuck PROFESSIONAL :carpentry, _CUS']_)M SEWING and alter. ;.. LAWN_- (_JTTING brlte25% off.extractioCall then cest a_l .' jCus}_Atomn_/'ENADecorNCatiEn.g ' terpansy., StalOhmrmins;umscreecleaned.ns, gut- Repointasoingnable. Rer liaabletes. Dwoenrk.is mohomedernorL_eoftficeo,, m25oyears+e n m_aI-U_o7ns., G_S,,_.50_P.ointe sm tm G.zm'+ .THOMAS " price the best. 774-0,547 or Interior and Exterior Free estimates, i_2.06_. Bouchard, _.4-674L morn. ex_rience. Call after 5. ' '/75-M_53. Professlonal Wallpapering • ings. evenings. Warren Schultz, 771.1091. ALTERATIONS, repairs. Ex- All Work_uarontee_ LANDSCAPING 'K-CARPET CLEANING CO. Quality Materials 2It--TILE WOItK cellent work 11_ M.ry COMPANY Specializing in "steam ex- Workmanship. Guaranteed '}I-[;--WATERPROOFo FBANB.KmLLIA,S, landV.A SHOREWOOD traction," the most eHec. _-Z242 S71.7407 B GAuSarEanteedM E N TIowande sktitchbid.en. INO homec e n simprovements,• d builder. Customporch 2|Z--LAND_APING & ESTABLISH ED 1968 live carpet cleaning pro. COMPEL decorating. Pa- Contact Lance b_ore s:20 MACOMB enclosures, _Ished base- GAROESERN V,CELANDSCAPECO. SPRING CLEAN-UP we estimate your office or anteed. Al Schneider, YU 4701. WATERPROOFING lions. All work personally SPRING CLEAN-UP " RAKI NG your home? 8824)688. I-0_66 or RsIphReth,eS_ 21M,--SEWER SERVICE Established 12 years supervised. Smsll jobs are POWI_ RAKING LAWNS B & C Lawn Care Service. PRE-EMERGENCE/ CARPET and furniture 8248. -- I_censed -- Insured -- welcome. For promp CRAB GRASS CONTROL Cutting, trimming, edging. CRAB GRASS ." SEWERS CLEANED, broken _ Guaranteed _ courteous, expert service LAWN FEEDING PROGRAM ' cleaning, increase your GROSSE POINTE FREEESTIMATES please call me at 882.7776 $I0, average size lot. Also CONTROL , carpets life the steam Sewers repaired. Guaran- fertilising and shrub main- LAWN FERTILIZING ratec]esani. ngFreeway.estimates.Reasonable CUSTOMCONTRACPATORmTS_G AND _Z_teed.0_Roreas7o_._.s.nable rates. "WheSmall"ther The Job is Big or CUSTOMCRAFTAll Work Guaranteed tenance. 2 college students. LAWN SEEDING' • 1-465-6819. WALLPAPERING "WeDoIt RightorNoAtt SHOREWOOD call orm 7. . • EXPERT ANTIQUING ALL TYPES OF drain and All" ' ConstructioComn pany NOW IS THE TIME GLAWNARDENCSUTETRVIING:CES _. BI-CEANTREDNNIALMORE'S SALE 88.5-8] 55 dseaywers. Andcterew,anVgA ho, 2-1ur201s.779, .3515 BUIL:DERS LANDSCAPE CO. Forpruning, seeding, grading 881-0292 .Steam or shampoo, also fur- PBOFESSIONAL Floor .'_lmd- ELECTRIC sewer cleaning, i • 773-2828 C. '"CA US'E niturecleaning,eli home ing and finishingS.pecial- No footagecharge. Tale- Additions,Dormers COMPLETE StudentwillrotospadeSp and commercial cleanings, Izing in dark staining, phone price. 20 years of ex. WATERPROOFING, all work Rec. Rooms, Bathrooms FRANKS LAWN SERV_ICE. LANDSCAPE SERVICE to 1,000 sq. ft. $20. 823. satisfaction guaranteed, "Supply own power." Call pericnee. Col Roamer, guaranteed. Licensed. Kitchens, New Homes Complete ]awn care. Power Tradition Since 1920 1821. John. reasonable.CALLEBSSON772-2252.& fOrham,freeg,/9._02.estW.imAbrate.a. 'Plumbing. TU 2-3150. 779-8427CHAS.F. JEFFREY882"1473Custom Garages• and Doora raking available. Wd-S360. 779-6864 776-Z.k38 3 C'S LANDSCAPI NG Carpet and Upholstery clean. 21H--ASPHALT WORK sm-lso0 • EASTERN TREE and stump TRIMMING, removal, apray- LAWN AND GARDEN ' /_. Fast drying. Free esti. WHITEY'S AL'S ASPHALT PAVING • B•sement Waterproofing Free Estimates and P1annin_ removal. Insured. 293-4_ Lug, feeding and stump MAINTENANCE , mates. Fully insured. 772- e Wali Papering Owner supervision, modern e Underpin footings • or answering service 773- removal. Free eatlm_tes. SPECIALISTS 9555. • Interior Painting equipment g u • r a n tee d • Cracked or caved-in walls FINANCING ARRANGED 0600. Complete tree service. Col Commercial and Res/dent/al CARPET CARE eReasonable Prices work. Reasonable rates, 23 Relerenees • BLAKES LANDSCAPING FEes/rig Tree ServJco. • Lawn Cutting I • Good Work years experience. 928-3033. Licensed Insured TUxedo I-_._. • Gardening . _ SYSTEMS *Ceil--nsma.o R .ences. '881-1024 SERV,CE •SpringCl.n-Ups: Grosse Pointe'slargestand 526-9987 CODDENS Completelawn _nalntenance.JOHN C. CARLISLE • Sodding - Seeding ' most professionalcarpet C & A ASPHALT -- Drive- CONSTRUCTION CUSTOM Commercial - residen, • Ferfillzing , cleaning firm, A-1 PAPERHANGING and ways, sealing, top soil.'Free ESTABLISHED _Z_ HOME REPAIRS tlal. 36_-4610. COMPLETESERVILANDSCAPECE • Tree Remov_l and Repilr • _ Estimates painting, 26 years exporl, estimates. 7_-80_, 771- All types of basement water- Remodeling, repairs of any LAWN, shrub maintenance • Tree and .Shrub Plsnti_g • Free Pickup and Delivery ence. 1-781-6461. 5689. proofing. 7 year guarantee, kind, work •lone, no job Power raking. Low rates. Tradition Since 1920 • Landscape Designing • Residential and Conner- PROFESSIONAL 2I-0..--_EMENT AND References. 822-t'_94. too big or small, rotten Insured. Call Jim 882-4066. 779-_f_ 77_-_ • Speelellging in Cruslied cial PAINTING BY JOHN BRICK WORK window c o r d s, window MICHEL PILORGET land- Stone and Railroad TiCs • Mastercharge accepted. Interior.exterior, wall paper. J.W. KLEINER sills,Jambs,doors,porches,LAWN MA,INTENANCE and seaping, complete servlce, Complete Grounds , 884-4840 ing, patching and piaster. J, W. KLEINER Basement Waterproofing basements, attics. Call Bill, power raking. For free es. planting, custom built flag- Maintenance CARPET CARE Ing,window puttying, 889-0298. timatecall296-9318or 773. Callfor an estimatetoday, caulking. Free estimates. CEMENT CONTRACTOR All Work Guaranteed 3612. stone patios. 823-6862. we definitely can save You SYSTEMS Good work. Reasonable CEMENT - BRICK. STONE LICENSED 21T--PLUMBING AND RID YOUR YARD OF money. Grosse Pointe'slargestand prices.Crosse Pointefar-'Patioswa, lks,porches,steps TU 2-071 7 HEATING REIMOLLD UNWANTED INSECTS CLEMENT ; most .professionalcarpet erences. Call anyt/me., Flagstonerepair AND DISEASE.. CHARGOT ' cleaningfirm. European John Tuck pointing,patching B A S E M E N T S WATER- AUDUSON NURSERY FOLIAGE AND DORMANT : • Free Estimates 368-,5096 SPECIALIZING PROOFED-- Reasonab_ PLUMBING CO. SPRAY. _i_dD_ • Free Pickup and Delivery rates, workmanship guar- OREWOOD LANDSCAPING Servige. • Upholstery Cleaning MIKE'S PAINTING IN SMALL JOBS anteed. 881-0063 or 779-1225. ! INSTALLATIONSREPAIRS AND MT. CLEMENS SH Complete lawn mainten- • Residential and Conner- Inteeior, exterior, wall FREE ESTmA_S LANDSCAPING _nee, ' cial - papering, minor repairs, LICENSED- _I'1._--PLASTER WORK POWER DRAIN CLEANING LANDSCAPECO. gardeningcleanandups,othertr_s,(_dd :• Masterchnrge accepted, patching plastexing. Free 3n.Ysu DIVISION: 884-4840 est/m•tesR.easonable and TU 2-0717 PLASTER CONTRACTOR, honest. References. Call Ire¢'e_ffi_a_e/prompt serv- FORCLEAN and, dependablo 773- 2828 'dent°"d°"with " professiohal''" anytime. European. CHAS. F. JEFFREY iee, relisble. J. Maniacl. service, call RIMERS C r encer Iandsc,ptngexperrate,.ien_cSM.3e.Re,__I0,onable DECORATING 758-2846 MASON CONTRACTOR 1-791-9170 774-4848 PI.UIN,l,MBLNGPlumbianndg LiceHEAT-nse ,,.,, #t,,,_ LAPoWNinte mhiaintenancegh schoo,l atGrosseudent, 882.5462. , SPRING DECORATING LICENSED - INSURED SPE(31ALIZING in repairs #045.'_. TUxedo 4.4_2. 5 years experience in SAVE A BUCK ,, experienced i n exterior WALLPAPERING, ,Cement.Work noted. Clean. Jim Black. PLUMBl NG Grosse Pointes, references, CALL CHUCK , ,, GROSSE POINTE veterans INTF__IOR and EXTERIOR eBrick eBlock .Stone fo_18yearl. Crackselimi- l-XK^'ers free estimates, quick el- Complete home maintenance. painting, need a job lot ALL TYPES a W_t_'prooflng we]:,]. VA 1-7051. NO SERVICE CHARGE " ficient s e r v i e e. Chris • " susortmmabler.e. PriA cebsookquite_ tea-of 15CALLYEARRONS .EXPE-- 7R5IENCE1-1012 e• PTuckatio, Pooinf tiannyg kind PLAb'TERING in Pointes Smaewercleaniall or largeng,jobs, eplerictrvaicte LANDSCAPING Seaver. m_. PaL stiosw n, gaardendningwalkwe._lres,, references. Please csll for plumber. Also odd Jobs. shrubbery and power rak- an estimate. Bob. 331-3230. FLOOR SANDING. All fin. "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" since 1949. Clean profes. Ishes, Srd generation, Lb _-1800 sm,_i.sionw'_oereN°e z, ,ttoo,teaJReasonam°b e. COMPANY • Lawn Maintenance inil, Free estl_ates. Pli_le - INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Lensed. _YZ.0m0. HAROLD Walter Sprlet. 886-3421 -- EASTLAND PLUMBING, • Spring Clean.Ups • Gardening W4-43_. . PAINTING R. & T. PROFESSIONAL CHAUVIN s_s-s0s2, new and repair, con_mer- • Power Raking • Shrub Plan'ting and 3 C'S : COMPLETE Doeorating painting,interiorand ex CEMENT CONTRACTOR SHA_P'S -- Plasterand dry- ci_li,ndustrialall, cityrio. DESIGN AND Trimming LANDSCAPINGi service. Paper hanging and terior, wall papering. Free ALL TYPE OF wall repairs. For free esti- lotions corrected, mz-m_. ARRANGEMENT 886-4021 we ,re now powerrang removing. Material, work- estimates, 462 Roland CF_.ALENTWORK mate, call now at 294.8205. DRAIN CLEANING--Stinks, SPECIALISTS • and fertilizing, Call fo_ a reesti.hipnmtes gcuarall anteed. For G48ros86.sePointoF.rms. 8_-"Walks.Patios eD*,rWlvesaterproofePorcheing s !21R--FURNITURE _ntoilg etsrep'Ituabs'irss.ewerHeatings'l:_iumbre"- 772 - 3247 _ _nr;r_e_ ' -,I_'II 'ri,d-..-. y.b_r lawn ,thatco.., h. __,,t.d_. 5_ WILIJAM..FORSYTHg WALI_PER_G and paint- • Pea-CastSteps - ...... i++....REPA'.....IR_:'.;+...... _trs., _._+,_4 .... +...... • VAH._y,_4110S ins at itsfinest,Very red- eChimeey Repair ARE'YOUR chairs,antiques2|W--. DRESSMAK|NG - _ ....,...... LAWN SERWICE ;_ • 77-80107 ...... ' L"r ...... AWN ' e : II " " _, JEFF'S sortable. 20 years experi- No _ob too small or furniture loose or bro- ANDTAILORING J/ LAWNS NEATLY : WALLPAPER REMOVING ence. 771-78'/7. Free Estimates ken? Excellent work. T/5- _nARD"N I/ MAINTAINED i QUALITY C & C Lic_ and Bonded _6. ALTERATIONS- cnstom PATIOS " "Free Estimates -- Insured P/LINkING 17 Years in Pointe UPHOLSTERING by retired Edruropessmakeaningt, r aein,pe d.+rien344_ dwe, sp,cDe,,siiingnsIma+n,U,e CLEAN-UP COMPSLEm+.RVIcEHOME' '3 779-5235 Exterior -- Interior 779-8427 882-1473 upholsterer, good work, rea- Devonshire. TU 2-9820. Ask About Our Antiquated: Lawn Cutting s_ EXPERT painting, p a p • r Wallpapering L. VERBEKE CONT. - sortable. VA 1.4900. Brick Re_sonob]e FLAT BROILE : hVananginAssche,g. Free 881-57estimates54. . G. GuaExperieranteedncedWork DrPativesios:• • ChWalkimnseys• •PoTrcheuck-s KURTZ CUorder,STOM _Idraperiesso alteratmionads e oton Ca. 88 2 - 5 3 69 It may be true that other" Low Rates pointing • Basement Water- ,UPHOLSTERY garments and drapor/es, SUPERIOR plahets are not able to _lup. INTERIOR-Exterior painting, 371-5._4 839-7461 proofing QAUALITY WASH free estimates. 897-5961 EXTERIORS After 6 p.m. portlife, but tt isn't essj_ on ", wa_l washing. No jobs too 19 Yrs. in the Po_ntes 361-1392. 779-6864 776-:_338 this'one either. , -+" small.Special"76"prices. R. ASSOOIAMOWBRATEsC"Y . No Job Too Small AND SERVICE Bob. 881-8733. Interior,exteriordecoratorsL/tensed Free .Estimates LARG< E MATERIALSELECTION_ OF . "C & C PAINTING, interior- palnUng the finest homes 885-4391 " 893-8279 ' " in Grosse Pointe. Work- en your home for automat, sent cracks, tuck pointing. 2|_;-.-CARPENtER manship guaranteed. Fre, Please be sure to get our Work guaranteed. Free WORK +'" estimates. 839-0931. bid: _1-_30. estimate. 779_47. CARPENTRY and plumbing. ".'INTERIOR and exterlor SUJBURBAN Mainten. J. & F.GIANNONE All remodeling.Estimates '.: painting and paper hang- ante A,ssoeiates. Custom Cement Contractors free. Call Pete, 343-9131. •'; inexterior,g. Reasona25 bleyears rates,paintin3g0 painat reasonating andble wallpaperprices, fresh-ing. PORCHBrlek.Block-TuekpES, chimneyoint, ingbase- • years experience. Ray Bar- Prep estimates (20) years CARPENTER repairs, panel. " nowlky, 371-Z_4 aRer 6 in Grosse Pointe area. 776- NO JOB ing, partitions, ceilings, "; p.m. _: TOO LARGEOR kitchens, small jobs, storm r IN_RZOR+xter_r painting damages, TU TED'S by experienced college stu. TOOFree ESMALLstimates LETO =,-. exclusive sales agents to WALLPAPEXCLUSER IVELYREMOVING dents,evenlngs.822.3942. 773-4567Licen77sed4-3583 BUILDISNinGce COMP1911ANY SHOREPO[NTE Free Estimates -- Insured GROSSE _0INTE " Custom Building Experienced in exterior paint- Cement driveways, floors, alterations, kitchens. KURT.O,-. BAEHR ing.Need a job for sum- patios of any design, TU 2-_%_3__ TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUMS mar. Prices quite reason, porcbea, new steps, old ga. CUSTOM Painting and Dec- able. A book full o_ refer. ...- BARKER /'oratGuaraing.nteed.Wall F repseperineg,sti- estimatences. ePl. easeBob. c33all1-323for 0.an nragewesgaraisedrage dandoors,repanewiredgo,- CONTRACTORS, _. furnished models open daily I p.m. to 7 p,m. mates. LA 14546. rages custom built. Lic- Modernization • Alterations enced and insured. Additions • Family Rooms DONALD BLISS 21J..,-WALL WASHING 774-3020 772-1771 Kitchen and ReereatinnAreas Decorator EstaMtea ,,ence MACK AVE., 7 blocks North of Vernier Rd. Free WASHING R, R. CODDENS Estimates PAINTINGWALL& DECORATING JAMES BARKER - TU 1-7050 ELMER T. LABADIE Cement Contractor s_-s0_4 forfurther information and private appoinfment, call 40 Years in Grosse Pointe TU 2-2064 Family Business for 51 yrs. • Attics • Porch Enclosures • 886-6010 • New and repair work • Additions • Kitchens "" - "* JIM ESSIAN, SR. K - MAINTENANCE C o m - • No Job too small • Commercial buildings POINTE RESIDENT pony. Wall washing, floor • Driveways and porches Se30rvingyears.the PoIninterior.exte areatesrior,or esticleamningates. an882d w-0688.axing, Free • Patiosour specialty JIM1677 BSUTTONrys Drive ..... : _,;i_ii_:i!/:i":" :: .: ._ " ! !ii" painting. Fine wallpapering -- ARDMORE'S • Chimneys TU 4.2942 TU 2.2436 and qna]ity painting. Fine BI-CENTEN'NIAL SALE • Waterproofing REMODELING craftsmanship with ability CALL ANYTIME Wall washing, painting, win- HOME BUILDING to please,References. ANSWERING SERVICE dows,floorcleaningc,arpet 822-6694 by TU 5.1073after6 p.m. and _urniturclee aning,over 10 years experience.Seth. CASPERS BtDIGARE BROS. .- R.C. _OWBRAY faction gnaranteed.7"rz- Construction Co. INC. ASSOCIATES _.52. COMMERCIAL Extra rooms, dormers, attics -" Interior,exteriordecorators RESIDENTIAL kitchensre, creatiornooms. paintingthe finesthomes PRO--Window washing and at reasonableprices,fresh- stopairmntirng.emoWevalsanpecdiwializndowine •NBrewicaknd•BlExocistik n•gStrConuccrtorsete ReLmodiceenlsedingandloanInsstuore$7,50d. 0. en your home forsummer. • Waterproofing I No down payment,10 years l_lease be sure to get our cleaning. 885-4349. • Concrete • Drives • Walks to pay. " • ParkingLots• Foundations 772-$715 TU 1-6988 bid. 331.3230. 21K--Wl NDOW • Ratwails PAINTING -- Interior, ex- WASHING • Porches and Patios HARRY SMITH " terior, clean, guaranteed. •Precast Steps BUILDING CO. " Work my self. Reasonable, A.OK Window C1esners •Chimney Repair Estsbl_shedIn 776.1864. Service on storms and • All Kinds of Stone and GrossePoin_eArea Since1937 QUALITY PAINTING screens. Free estimstes. Brick Work ResidentialRemodendelingComm+ercisl SERVICE Monthly rates. 521.9.459. • Tuck Pointing Alterations and Maintenance " • Caulking and Sealants . INTERIOR- CALLERS &son i Licensed, Bonded, Insured New Construction - EXTERIOR Windowc_g. F_ in. 20 years professional experi- sured, Reasouable prices. 772-6845 463-0707 8_-3900 885.70131 '. Free estimate_,. _7_9_,_. ALL TYPES of plaster, brick, QUALITY WORK by carpen- • " ence. ter withover 20 years ex- - MATT FLETcHER ' G. OLMIN block, concrete, porches, : 4151 Buckingham TU 6.8102 WINDOW CLEANING waterproofing. De Sender-- patience in Grosse Pointe. " b"ERVICE 822-120L Kmieritstchenspanereled,modeledroom, base.addl- PAINTING, Interior, exter. FREE ESTIMATES CEMENT WORK of any kind. lions, etc. Conscientious. - ;. lot; reasonable rates, ex- eellent work. Call Paul WE ARE INSURED Bonded, licensed, insured. Small jobs acceptable. 882- ',, s_t_. 372-3022 TU 2-9_8, after _ p.m. 1004. ? _-'_--' .... - "-_-_'_: _".... _-'- 5¸ 7 L:_._ - _ _y._...-U _: .. i__ ( if i_t'! Page Thirty, G RO $ $ E PO IN T E N E W $ ThursdayAprl il 22, 197b i . . . . Feature Page . . . . _ :: Pointersof Interest Shortandto I Fr°mAn(Continued°therfromP°iPantge e17)°fViewI :_" Count Point ThePointe ,,. the first. Michigan Arts Award ceremonies in : , Among members of' At 15, Eleanor Clay was giving dancing lessons i By Pat Rousseau Wayne State University Fac. at Franklin Settlement to children of foreign.born • ulty Wives Club who recent- families. It was the start of a life-long participatory Twiggs, Fun, Young Dresses . . . are in at ly viewed the Pharmacy Mu. commitment during which countless civic and social : t i, WMton-Pierce. The look of crisp white pique but scum, set up exactly like. a organizations, small through such "biggies" as the , :ii_; isrealaly sleaneveleseassy-carVe nebcleknd,embcoroidermes edin twowithstyles.ladybuOgsne Nineties,pharmacy infromthe thelobby Gayof haveDetroitbenefittedSymphonyfrom andher Detroitsupport, Instituteboth as aofphilan.Arts, and trimmed with rickrack, the other style is but- WSU's College of Pharmacy thropist and an informed patron. toned down the front with gay embroidered posies and Allied Health Professions Yesterday, the Michigan Foundation for the i on the pocket. Another entertaining fashion is white was MRS. PAUL RUBLE, of Arts said "thank you," conferring its first Michigan palazzo pants, swingy-wide with a gathered waist, East Jefferso, n , avenue. . Patron of the Arts tile, a specially-designed Pewa- i perfect for south and summer parties. Also from Grosse Pointe South High big pottery piece, on Michigan's First Lady of the _ the Separates Collection, Gordon of Philadelphia's S¢hooi graduate JOHN LUD- Arts. : [ new sky blue blazer, meant to go with jungle print WIG, of Rivard botllevard, * * * pants and lots of other fashions, too. has been elected to Pld Beta Smcred Heart Alumnae Meeting . . . Kappa at the University of Moving up Lakeshore road.., you come to the Building your second home up north? We can Wisconsin. • • • home of Mrs. Peter Van Osdol; who will open her ] design your kitchen here and ship it direct to the FRANK H. MUSTAZZA, doors to the Grosse Pointe Alumnae of the Sacred _ob site. Bring your blueprints to the designers at son of the FRANK MUSTAZ- Heart next Thursday afternoon. Mutschler Kitchens, 20227 Mack Avenue, TU 4- ZAS, of Hollywood avenue Dessert and the election of a nominating com- I', 3700. Poggenph! is coming r. has been elected president mittee are on the agenda for this spring tea and _: of Sigma phi Epsilon fratern- meeting. Mrs. William L. Hurley, 882-0763, and Mrs. • * * ity at Baldwin.Wallace Col. Robert Grambo, 882-2691, are taking acceptances. Ingcometheseefun thande zanyfrustratinewonsT.sofhirtgolfiUseng, ezpltennisor, Franka JuniorpreviouslyBusinesserveds majoras. Awar d For 'Geomorphlc' otercolor and IfskllYoung. LOnovely Pro-Grap$5 at /helfl¢SquirrelPosters's Nest. . , . Alumnilege, Berea,chairman,O., whereGoheldenis Moving farther *up... * LakeshW ore road becomes 19849 Mack Avenue. Hearts chairman and chap- East Jefferson avenue, and it's here that Louise , , . PhotobyTom Greenwood lain of Sigma Phi Epsilon. (Mrs. Marco) Nobili lives. TALES OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC MRS. CLEVELAND THURBER, JR., OF EDGEMERE ROAD, MRS. MARl- * * * L_uise is an artist of repute, her "Geomorphic" _Tahiti and Moorea--a ten day two- . _1_ LYN BECKENHAUER, OF DANBURY LANE AND MRS, ROBERT Among 252 candidates for on display now st the Detroit Institute of Arts in pating in Alma College's 89th tel, transfers and tours. Fly across the By Susan McDonald year commencement April 17 exhibition, where it captured top honors: a Michi. "sSeomea , of$9th20e eaMoochn",includinstay g at thairfe aBalre,i Hhato-'_'_ WRIGHT, JR,, OF BLAIRMOOI ROAD.Her interests have changed, BaarechTeHOMASlors degrW.eesBAUMGAR-partlci- thegas MiWaterchiganColorWaSocietyter Color$300Societyaward.'s 39th annual Hotel, sail a catamaran, see all of the It all began during the height of the teenage how eve,r, and thl_ time The competition" attracted nearly 400 entries beauty that captivated Gauguin, Call drug scare in The Pointe, with concerned parents around she'll study interior TEN, who majored in Physics Those Folks at Mr. Q... 886-0500. getting together with their kids and professionals design at Wayne State Uni- and is a candidate for the from current and former Michigan residents who . . to try to figure a way to cope with the new and fiversify,nd time andto sqhopeueezeftfllyin herstill sonBacheoflorDR.of andScienceMRS.degree,THO- work in Water-based , media• on • paper. The New Collection . . . o] gold filled jewelry frightening problem of drug usage, mandatory round of tennis NorthMW.DeeplandsBAS AUMGARTEN,road;DON.°f An Inland "Pour" Since then, the Family Life [ each day. NA S. GRUNEWALD, a bin- Moving back and inland now.., a"short ways stones and cornielian has Chinese moti]s. Pendents, Education Council, (FLEC), I performance to FLEC coY- The FLEC benefit.co-chair- sic major, candidate for the up'from Lakeshore, on one of Grosse Pointe's most necklaces, bracelets and gold ]illed chains. A _av- has helped h u ndre d s of] fers: It might be considered orite pendent is a three dimensional dragon on one Pointe kids and parents come [ by the group, all kids ages manship is a first adventure Bachelor of Music degree, gracious roads, Vendome, Mrs. Thomas F. Morrow side.., the other side has the Chinese symbol ]or to grips with the phenomena[ Six-18, (d"lie a wise invest- of its kind for Mrs. Robert daughter of the CARSON lives in one of Grosse Pointe's most gracious homes. of drugs. But it has done [ ment in their own future. Wright, Jr., too. She is thor- GRUNEWALDS, of Lakeland Among the friends Thirza Morrow has asked to good luck. See them lOT yoursel_ at Bijouterie, more than just that. t oughly familiar with FL_:C avenue; and GAIL M. SAT- pour at the Christ Church Fair Collector's Corner 19860 Mack Avenue. , Offers Experience operations, though. Since her TLER, who majored in Bio- donation tea she's hostessing next Wednesday after- * • * As the times have changed, Founded and directed by youngest child went into first fogy and is a candidate for A breath of spring., . new carpeting or a b_ight area so has FLEC. Part of the Mrs: Sally Reynolds, the grade four years ago, and the Bachelor of Science de- noon are Mrs. Ralph T. McElvenny, Mrs. Robert rug from Maliszewskl Carpeting, 21435 Mack Avelaue. secret, in fact, of its 10 years theater is geared to give she "almost went nuts with gree, daughter of the RO- McGregor, Mrs. Herbert I. Lord, Mrs. Robert H. Choose from an excellent collection on hand or order from of sucQessful service to The youth the broadest possible boredom," Mrs. Wright has BERT L SA2"rLERS, of Ox. Kanzler, Mrs. Crouse Eaton and Mrs. Simpson the many catalogues of colors and designs ,, . 776.$511. Pointe has been its flexibiI- experience in the dramatic been volunteering her time ford road. Leonard. , , . ity. arts_ To that end, three sep- every week to help out in The Fabulous Sale Continues .... up to 50% Off ResignS. to Needs performance,arate Casts digviidev i nupg eaeachch FLECPlaysofficesBroo. m Ball Nature Is Theme for Symphony Concert .... on a selection of" fashions for every hour and Dozens of programs have child a chance on stage Besides that she busies Symphony," (Else Alpensin- Festwochen 1976), and in exancyitingwhere in-season. . . to longstart ayondur shortday dresor entertainses and pant. . . FLECcome andofficesgonethrothughoutro ugtheh of LeadMusicplay!' ecrsast ininclude"The SoundSue herself taking care of two Detroit Symphony Orches- Ionic), and Claude Debussy's June flies to the West Coast suits. Alterations by the staff. Hurry to Mr. Julian years, originating in response Brammer, Sue Keegan andr betweenS°nsandthetWOagesdaugninehterS,oandalfleatotMuS[ra CbeDwfll_eet°rotheAld°pon diumC"TeeheThursdayS" (LaandMer).saturdayea," cot°conduCtsymphony,thebeforeSanFranciS-returnj. Fashions, 15112 Kerche, val... , .822-2818. toandn, ewsometimes,needs anddiscontinu-problems Mar(ha Terry as Maria; 15, and, her newest occulSa- for his linal Ford Auditorium evenings' concerts begin at ing to Detroit to open /he . Escape one weekend to Toronto. Stay 2,_1 ing as t:_ose needs change. ChipGibsonand David , LuJerrydwig MasichaeCalp-s tion -- broom ball, or ice concerts of the 1975-76 sea- 8:30 o'clock, Friday morn- Meadow Brook Music Fes- nights at The New Luxurious HARBOUR] A methadone drug with- tain Voa Trapp; Terri Tur- hockey for morns, son this Thursday, Friday ing's program, an NBD Col- riyal. _lune.._l...... CASTLE HOTEL, on the waterfront. Full I Adr1acwaolh ocli1,"nic, disc"Lussionsiving withfor pinElsff_anTod Diam Wiselyne MilleandnbacTherryas hoHckeery z_nnutss andthemsehusblvaend,s, iIcen- aandnd 24.Saturday, April 22, 23 fee concert presented in _6. "An Alpine Symphony" break]nat one morning plus other features forJ middle and high school stu. Berg as Max; Charlotte sistetd she get involved, and, The all-orchestral pro- operatiOnofDetroit,withatNati°na11Bankwi0:45, thdate_19f1ro5,mrequirestheit yearSone191th1et°of " 882$88-2327.per person. CaII TRAVEL BY HATCHERI courdentssesanared humanamong sexFLECuality's DaPar_ks, CaputoSharon asF_aReverny eandnd wassure onenouthgeh, rosterMrs. forWrightthe mgram,ountainsWhichto therunsocean,from con-the complimentarydoors opening catoffee,9:30andfora semblargestled, orcheincludingstras aeverheekeas-l- • * * I respofises to specific commu- M o't h e r; Laura Bentley, Grosse Pointe Mot he r s' stats of gwo works: the De- fashion _how from Alvin's at phone, 20 horns, (12 of them nity needs that have gone by Grace Piku and Mary Helen "Sweeping Beauties" game troit premier of Richard 10:15 o'clo¢k, offstage), six trumpets,_ (two UAs_echeesean accompasaannimappeent tizerfor dinnersor in onionthst soup _'II the wayside. Berg as Liesel; Terry Berg, against the St. Clair Shores' Strauss' 50 - minute "Alpine The three concertz were to offstage), six trombones, Don't forget fondue, or when" serving a stew however, have grown into ly as Rolfe. _o ,, _ Ford Auditorium th_ season, pipe organ, wind. machine, In saucessuddenly, fordroopdesserts ... it's all up to yotl! _. mainSeverastaysl ofoftheirsocialprogramsservice, BobTheKeeganchildrenanwdillTobme plWayisede- p"BrooSwelayedeperson" minice,earl(buty April.no Fa shion _ buthavetwobeenmorethesetsDSO'haves lastbeenin thunder(two offstage),machinesix .andtubasc,ow-a . . . in The Pointe. The Center by .Tom McCarren, Suzy skates), with hard bag,s and scheduled,. (for April 29, May bell_, in addition to _he more Point C ri s i s Intervention Kaplpaz, Matt Seely, Jeannie brooms with the same rules 1 and 2, and May 28 and 29), normal array of instruments. Take• the family out to dinner. .,At, Perini's . . . Center, a short-term, drop-in Bentley,• L a u r a Stanczyk, as regular ice hockey. cock(Cotanillslaued. Luncheofrom nPage wi17)ll upas ,partconcerts.of a series of make- (19Debu03-5)_sy'st,ses on"lTyhea regu_Slarea"- a complete meal costs as little as _,_.95. Choice of center for youth, a Medical Heather Cross, Leo Babcock, Assisting the to.chairmen, be served at noon. Aldo Ceecato has conduct- sized orchestra, but paints entrees, home made soup or desserts, potatoes, salad clinic, Dialogue, an adult Ellen AIpert, Jerry Chamber. as patron ticket chairman, Tickets, including luncheon ed the DSO in 13 weeks of its nature picture with a skill plus bread and rolls baked fresh daily. Burgers and" h0tline, an Education and lin, Lisa Keegan, Katie bier-- is Mrs. Cleveland Thurber, md the fashion show, are $10 concer_ dur.ing the 1975-76 equal to Strauss', and prob- Pasta for the kiddies priced even lower. Perini's at Speakers Bureau and an AI- cier, Toni Borrow, John Jr., whose years of volunteer per person. They may be oh- season, at the same time con- ably greater ultimate s-._c- 10721 _hittier between Harper and Kelly . . cobol Education program Wise, Robin Lees, Andy work in The Pointe have rained by calling 881-8200,Ex. tinning his highly-suecessfuI cess. DR 1-2484. " continue to serve hundreds of Vogel, Amy Dietz, Denise made her an old hand at tension 545. guest appearances all over Group discounts for Fri. , , . Pointers in times of trouble. Guevara and Tina Burrow. _uch things as patron lists, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund T. the world, day morning's NBD Coffee The whole operation costs Musical director is Mrs. ainrvitataflons.ions and party p.rep- Ahee are honorary chairmen Last February and March Concert are available at I00 Special Spring Bouquet . . . Thursday, Friday about $50,000 a year to run. John Mazer and choral direc- of the party. Mrs. Peter he was praised in Madrid, NBD branches. SEMTA bus- "and Saturday $3 cash and carry at The Arrange- That includes salaries for tar is Nick Kappaz. Mrs. Thurber, who has Tocco is general chairman, Milan and Rome. After this es provide round-trip trans- merit, 17100 Kercheval, 885-6222. only six employes. The rest O t h e r performances of lived in The Polnte since she Mrs. Leonard C|affone gen- week's concerts he returns portation from many subur- • * * of the workers, 105 of them, "Sound of Music," besides was a child, began her vol- eral to.chairman, to Europe to complete prep. ban locations. unteer career at 14 years Other committee chairmen aratioms for his debut with -Tickets for all three con- Close Out Sale . .. $5,000 Discpunt on the last 3 units at work without pay. the FLEC benefit, will be old, working with Sigma and co-chairmen are ,Mrs. the Berlin Philharmonic at eerts are available at Ford wish/he Jeffersonto see /heApartmenremainingis, apar171tDmeE.nt-house.JeffersonCall. Ed. . CorbeitIf you FLEC NoreceiveFundis n_no Federal SaturFriday,day,AprilMay301,, atat 81p.m.;p.m. Gamma at their Mount Clem- Joseph Ciaramitaro and Mrs. the end of this month, then Auditorium Box Office, 961- at 774.1551 for an appointment. Don't Delay! Spacious floor or State aid and very little and 7 p.m.; Friday, May 7, ens clinic. J Vic Caputo, arrangements; goes .to Hamburg for more 0700, all Hudson's and Mont- •_:! plans and interiors of Condominium llomes at the Jefferson support from the local city at 7 p.m.; and Saturday, During the war she became Mrs. Vincent Riccobono and performances of the Gotz gomery Ward ticket outlets. _i:! Apartments fea|ure 3-foot ceilings, Individual gas heating fathers. A $10,000 grant from May 8, at l and 7 p.m. nura pase rtbrigaofdetheandRsinedceCthenross siMrs.c, sounJamesd andCammarata,lightinq; Mmu-rs_ /Franiedrichtutte," produ(he cctiononduofcted"Costits ketAs floimr itstedudentsnumberand osfentiiorc- _ii_ and cooling, top of Ihe line G.E. kitchen wilh lcemaker and t']e Grosse Pointe Rotary Benefit a First has labored with the Junior Eugene Freitas and Mrs. premier last November), citizens at $1.75 is available washer-dryer. A wet bar is conveniently located for enter. Club provided a healthy The benefit is a first for League on the decorator Robert Thumann, 1776 Crafts Later in May, he conducts at the Box Office from 7:30 :'._i; tainment. Insulated walls, floors, plumbing and windows start for the drug abuse pro- FLEC, as well as for its two showhouses_ as historian for by Women; and Mrs. Michael two concerts at the 1976 o'clock Thursday and Satur- , _ insure maximum quiet. Natural fireplace. A network of the gram back in 1969 but from co-chairmen, Mrs. Robert A. the Colonial Dames, on the Polizzi and Mrs. Andrew Ful- Vienna Festival, (Wiener day nights. your possessions. There are three separate elevators and had to depend entirely on road, and Mrs. Marilyn Beck- tion project and the Detroit More are Mrs. Dominic Li- approximately 1:000 square feet of private storage. Exterior donations out of the pockets enhauer, of Danbury lane. Artist Market. cavoli, Mrs. Robert DuRoss, maintenance,re°st _n°dern sectgardening_rity systemsand snowguardy°u'removaly°uarerh°marrangede and oftherePointers.°n the °rganizati°n has ItW'sright'the firJrst" plung°f eBlairmfor b°oth°r DameShe'ss'Whitbybeen Halinvolvel redst°ra"in geMrs.r'zi' Jdec°rohn ati°Madison,ns" Mrs. [_____ for a monthly fee. Sales and management by Michigan That is, until next week of them into the world of countless benefits and con- RobertEugenio,KnOP,Mrs.MrS.PatrickAnthOnYvi]. Condominium Corporation., Priced$79,800..from, firstWhFenLECfund.raisesprWionSOrll withleftSh charity benefits, siders her current preoccu-lani and Mrs. James Aiuto." SPECIALS Mrs. Beckenhauer became pation to be one of the finest Mrs. Donald Mattes and Shores B'n T has excellent values in sofas premier of Grosse Pointe involved with FLEC through causes around. I" ...... B_'_ including contemporary and Early American. Children's Theater's spring her mother, FLEC president A_ one FLEC worker put sponsiUle for special cos- [ Everblooming MackSpring Avcushenueio,n 7co73-2nstru650ction. at no extra cost. ' 23155 Mmususiical,c," on"TheThursday,SoundApriolf thougMaryht iEtvelwynould bSeelbf.enefici"Salhe kidsit, "Ifwhojusthavthee beparentsen persoandn- Mrslumes,Additi. Robert. onal cLeFevreommittee arechair-re- I noseBushes s.11eel| 29, at the War Memorial's for me to get out of the house ally helped at one point in men and co-chairmen include l With Coupon--Expires 4/25/76 . | • * * Fries Auditorium. and involve myself in some. time through our offices Mrs. Alphonse Santinb and L ...... ,_ .... .__..... -I Along with our large wine selec- The 8 p.m. performance thing." Mrs. Beckenhauer show up to give their support: Mrs. Angelo l>ugliesi, host. lion, the PONY KEG boasts o_ over will be preceded by an Ital- explains. It was a good idea, at the benefit, we'd have a: esses; Mrs. Frank Pugliesi WINE SPECIALS this week . . . _,_ a Crystal Ballroom all dec- of her three daughters, ages That. after all, should be patrons; Mrs. Michael Stoyka ! Lieb]raumilch, a German Rhine wine orated for spring. Theater nine, eight and five, the work the least FLEC can expect, and Mrs. James Humes, pro. | ueaon,us timif2_ll_ ea | _oith an exceptional fruity taste, Mo- tickets, which will be avail- has been quite a handful, gram; Mrs. Mark Valente, J _ . • " | setbZumchen and Zeller Schwartz able at the door, are $5. All the aetivity is good With Coupon--Explres4/25/76 Combination dinner and the- preparation, though, as Mrs. Meeting af Marygrove CoticchioJr., receptionand; Mrs.Mrs.AnthonyGeorge L ...... _ Katz. These Mosel wines are delight- ater tiekets are $12.50 and Beckenhauer plans to rcturn For Musicisn's League Vermeulen. reservations; • _ully _ruity and dry. Unbelieveable may be purchased before to her studies lull time this Mrs. Pepper Whilelaw, pub- [,, ...... savings. The Pony Keg, 17900 East Tuesday, April 27, by send- fall when her youngest The Detroit Musicians 1icily; and Mrs. S{ephen J. SBagl.lmit Warren, 881-1540. ing a check, made out to daughter enters first grade. League will meet next Tues-Zielinski, secretary. [ T¢I_ ,_', OO _ |i _;:. , , , FLEC, to Mrs. R o b e r t Before she married, she at. day morning, April 27, at I0 Proceeds will be used to ' --Mitd_N111_41_ R_I. $1.45 HOW _'_ Found scads of smashing looking sunglasses Just in Wright, Box 5112, Grosse {ended Virginia Intermount o'ctoek in Madame Cadillac establish a Mammography [ '_' '_' [ __: [ time for those s,mshine days Bernard Kayman, Christian Pointe, 482;]6. College, studying fine arts, flail on lhe Marygrove Col. Unit at Saint John Hospital. L ...... WifhCoupon--Expires 4/25/76 J _:. Dior and more. Not expensive, Just beautiful at Woods Grosse Pointe Children's and then worked as a free- lege campus, for a lec{ure- !_:'l Optical Studios, 19599 Mack, 881-8911. Theater will donate all the lance model in local fashion recital by Flavio Varani, University Liggett Class of GARDEN VEGETABLE PLANTS "__:_'_'-'_ . , . proceeds of its opening night shows, "...... atconceOartklandpianistUniversity,and teacheron E'74RSgrad, sonuateof DAVMR.IDandL. MPERT-S. For P[¢lrtt[_ Now hours when you l er_onalize it by giving a "Crafty the Mole Hole from Thursdav thru the and Musical Approach." road, has been awarded a • CornerYou" r gifMot tcerhcr'stificateDay_. Fgiifshet rcanWmeaallpapn ermany& Pahappy_int's end Pluhof athr e Pmonotteryth. wTillhis fillbigthe shkitchenowing atof "Impressionism--Technical RvarOYA.,ity. lPeltETERS,er for tofWarnerhe 1975-76 AllemonFIorist _ , . , local potter Gene Piuhars stoneware and juniors who tied to receive lege, Hartford, Conn., where porcelain will give you a chance to pick President's Cup for the best he is a sophomore. He played _ "W_l! you remember your boat or yacht years new plant containers, mugs, wall pieces academic records in their rig:_t wing for the Trinity ]rora now? Lakeside Studios o_ler on.the.lake-pho- and jewelry at reasonable prices at the classes is Grosse P ointe Bantams. tography. Lakeside Photography Studio, 24605 Mole Hole, Notre Dame at Kercheval. South High School graduate * * * .:_ Jefferson, St. C[oir Shores. 773-1900. , , , MARTHA DASEF, daughter ELIZABETH ROHR, a jun. 7931 TU_120 i! " B_th.Tubbtes* . .*. (he* cutest =an newest toy Beautitul cotorlul butterfly wall placques are of Bedford rood. Martha was at Brown Un[vers|ty, dough- ,_ _ Ibemfor t'l_mpbaandth. watchYoungstersthem swim10re .them.. . $2.2Ju5st'at windThe daysbright. eningTake thupem Wrhighomt'se lotGil_charm& ingLamp additShoipons theseto eaipilsoenta inPrehersidentfre'sshmCupan andre- ofter Devonsof t::ehireRICHARDroad, haROHRSs been, i S¢hool BeI[, 17010 Mack Avenue. wall groupings or as singles . . . 18650 Mack Ave. sophomore years, elected to Phi Beta Kappa. A-- of ,he J. THOMAS DASEFS, for American History major __ _'___-__