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IIE"OI ..INt:~ Students Obiect to School Dress' Code iTwo CouncilmenlWa!Ch Kids Of the I • . " .. Delihe ..at~ly. WEt~K IAgaln Delay Plans Ruin Walks As Compiled by the Grosse Pointe News IF Cd' .. . Residents S fa n d By as or on omlnlum I Little Monders Traipse Thursday, 'September 18 and Ride Bike Through Ecclestone.Barne~ Project Thwarted for' Third Time , Fresh Cement A MAINTENANCE WORK.. r ERS' strike will delay indefi.' Despite Approval by Five of the Seven By pbili:;anger nitely Monday's schedule
• • • them." says Inspector Joseph 1 minors or adults tha~ hav~ I¥.!cn the ~cighhorh?O<1 ctu~ where thc doorbell and asks yon for to the zoning code of the City lots strategically located. on one year probation and three ABOUT 60 UNIVERSITY of I Brown of the Detroit Narcotics: drug.related and 10,In.vcmle ar. the onc vonth occame III. a str!".t address or a name, which would change from two. Mr, Rogers indicated that off. days in Wayne Cojmty Jail. Michigan students occupied I Bureau. I rests since the bcgmnmg of the lIc was fonnel in the lavatory wl>ich i~ nnf~miliar to YOII,Us. family residential a southerly I street parking wilt reduce con. North Hall the campus ROTC I Many of these tcenagers live year. In the City of Grossc hy Ed Krattli. director .0' the '1Iall". the thief 'will. ask for a 170.foot V/lcant strip of land gested parking on the streets IT PAYS TO SELL huilding o~ Monday, The stu. in Grosse Pointe, Loc'al police Pointe ~here have been 23 dmg-. ~eil:hborhood Club, ,who Immed. ladv. lie said, .. behind Krcsge's and across of Th~ Yill~ge an~ stressed tI!at dents. aflParently members of I denartment told ~e NE~S that related arrests; The Woods has iatc1y contacted police. "Always get.a descrJP~lOn,of from The Village Manor, to ve. beautificatIon W!lI be malO. Tho:1Farms council was in. formed on Monday, September a li1l<\UI organization called the Idrugs are becommg an mcreas, had 11 arrests. ,The mother of onc of the thc stranger and call pOllcc 1m. hicular parking. tained and rcdcslgned. Ann ~rbor Coalition, fOrced ing problem here and indicated These statistics do not gIVe vouths told orficers Ihat she was mediately,' requested Van Tiem, As Car back as Dccember The area has been in dire 22, that solicited bids for the sale of a used rubbish packer several people to leave the that mor~ and ~?re teenager,~ the entire picture, however, aware of the fact that her s~n ''In 50 pc~cent. of the hreakinl(s 3, i968. a Public Hcaring rc. necd of more parkin~ since the i realized the city an extra building and chained the door I are turnrng to hard, drugs Many drug use~s have DIlt as was on drugs and had had him an.d cn~rlngs In tb~ Farms. the garding this strip was hcld, At loss of some 80 parkrng spae~s $t,250. The Farms reccntly shut. The takeover was the' and m~ny are becomrng ad. yet had a~y. pohce encollntc~s, to scvcral doctors, Thc youth crlmcs arc committed hy onc that time the mallcr was taken to The Neighborhood t:lub m purchased a new packer truck latest in a series of campus dicted ~o drugs, ! These statistIcs ,also ,do not m- had a numbcr of frcsh nccdle hurglar,. undcr advisement 1966,Mer,chants in the area have I from International Harvester, demonstrations against ROTC, R!,"?Jng thr~ugh som~ local clude the mountmg lists of sus marks in his ar!Us, , ' Enlist Your ]\i'elghoor Brandon Rogcrs, city planner. been anxIOus to have more park. which offered a trade.in price The offensive faded after U.M. st,atlstLes we fmd t~at m The pected .drug llsers. , One of th~ ]uvcmlcs had III "A good trick for residents to outlIned at that time the need, ing for their customers, of $500, The used vehicle was president Robben Flcming an. IVillage of Grosse Pomte Shores ,Finding More Tools his possessIOn, a da,ngerous practice is to reach an agrC(!. for morc parking in this vital The Zoning Board of Appeals I sold to a private refuse piek nounced that disruptive tactics \'some 15 drug-co~ected arrests Officers from all the depart-I' looking knife whIch police con. I ment with their neighbors that, area of the City. A survey taken also passcd variAnces on Tucs- up organization for $1,750, Cit~. would not be tolerated and have been. made In the 17.2(1age ~~~!Stold the N~W~ ~at thflY fiscated", i whcn they are away from the in October and November, 1968, day night to pertnit the City of Manager Andrew Brcmer, Jr, moved to prosecute students bracket smce the first of the lIve regular mqUlfles Irom ,City p?hce saId both youths i (Continued on Page 3) Ishowed that present lots were (Continued on Page 3) identified as protestors. year, In The Farms, 13 drug. (Continned on Page 12) wJll be filed on, said,
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I 'P r : • •• 4~~._.-!..d_.LIIMt!J' •• • Thu.w.y, September 25, 1969 (~~.b SSE 1-0 I N YEN E W S PICJe Two Fortune won't smile on you \ People who try to bit the higlJ, ~IH. S;-Coaches! Ordinance ouLea/Pickups without a lot of encour~gement. places often land in the dumt'o The Fresco Cloth Naturalaire tJ (Coatlnued from Page 1) I (Coatlaued from Page 1)\ resid.ents to bag leaves anr,iI (l r~II'~~~:ff$l~'a~~ ::~~I'~~~i~tyd~~~ I"~es~heca~w~ns~a::w::::~ab~:: ~u.~~~~:..said that the ne~v l~w Strlpes-Tradltlonal Stripes. IV li'Oeman Jon. "",i". t t f . . I will be enforced by the Pohce 'I ,.J • '" . &I Ni are no a par. 0 any group. ; stressed, this does not mean' Department and the Department b H FJ t?~IToo many .chlldren - many that the Park will comoete with f P bl" W'k V' I t' f 'iN i more than III ~e past _ are. . . , . 0 U .IC Ol~. 10 a IO~ o. I ~luted (lr bold, narrow. medium or
.:.;...... ••~...•:;.! I members of this category.... commerCial in.,~r.ests. ijesldenl~ the. ordmanc~ wll) be a mls~e I. wide. They make a great change. ',A Wemet said the athletes at I are free to iPurchase tll~m ~eanor, pumshab!e, .o~ convlc. of-space suit in Van B(lven flaw. jAr' the school are, for the most' wherever they choose. bon, by !!O days m Jail an~/or less 50ft shoulder construction. wt i part, ODe of tbe finest groups !c': .. a $100 fme, or both. I The fabric: a superior wool "m Ion the campus. . Slone sal~ tbilt It IS hoped I worsted in a great range of A!I "Those who do compete in that the people will put out s/ 4 D .d P C lb ' •.: •.::;'1 athletic~, usual~y' ,avoid bad.: their leaves: gradually, that is, aVl. 0 Y I colors. ' ,.",,~crowds, he said. 'They take b . th tll f U h Wins Army M~edal /6 .their sports seriously and take' ag e~ ~s... ey a, rat cr , I From <-:;1 Ian active part in school a{fair&. 'lhan walt until they accumulate, . . . I I <"j" , th d b f k' CJ' Specialist Four David P. Co. 'iN! .. Tread Is Growing 0:: e grouD. core ra ~noIby, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. ;;-c:c:: I "Unfortunately, I think we t em and plaCID!:them for pick. Paul L. Colby, 741 Hawthorne :{f' : are losing many of our athletes up. . ., ;road, received the Army Com- ¥t: and the trend to aV.oidsports is The Clt~ Will pick up any' mendation Medal August 14 $@::growing,"hesaid."School spiro ~arge ap~llances! such as wash. while serving with the 4th In.,' lht i it as such is dp.finitely not as JOgmachines, b01I.er~,and so 00, fantry Divisoo near Pleiku, i?Y I great as it used to be. Kids hut the people wlshin~ them to Vie!nll(ll. . :::::N: I just seem to have more non. b.e p~cked up, must notify the Spec. 4 Colby earned the I ::Ai : school activities than ever be. city m advanc,~. award for merItorious service II .=;\.r: Ifore. Spo)'~ is one of fe~ areas Tile Park is falling ~n line as a fire ~irectioo center chief W~1 left for kids, where they have with the Woods, DetrOit, and computer m Headquarters and @i to,~ork hard to g.et ahead. other commu~ities th.rough0l;lt Service .B~~tery, 5th Bat.talion I ~:::t ,!"e tr~ to build loyalty, es- the State, which req,U1re their of the diVISion's 16th Artillery. ::'.{:~Ipeclal1y m the younger age ~--" ::g Ibrackets,". he said. "The first f% II thing I do during orientation tW week for new students is to urge I, OJ 'Ilhem to join some activity and !::;;~Ito gt\t the~selves involved in I '::~:'~Ithe school Itself. I even urge fW thl,m to play intra.mural sports, \d: if they feel they don't want to "';:,,:::'compete on the varsity level." ;1~;:&t~~:~:~::~~~[:~~}:~~~ Wi I youngster,~engage .in sports Fresco cloth is an imported suiting woven of very ';';.' today brings yoy tightly twisted yarns. The result? A fabn.c almost l'fI: . Fewer Try Out impervious t9 wear yet light in weight. 1M "Competitively,. modern.day an elegant dW yquth bas 8,. rougher haul than At the samt' time, Fresco is completely a fashion t@ those of the past," he said. carCligan .. .cloth - compound heather colors in ta11,b,:own, grey )M "Those who do play sports, or blue tailored in .our Nat1iralaire model, the finest tM play justas'hard, but there are from Spain iW} feWel'iJ~I&~ltm." . . efCPTessionof t~e natural suit for men. ~W Lauer,~ .. .. ed, that, JO the lush' all-wool knit with 135. ,d':?, past, 60 . €tnt of the young. diamond-stiich~d leathef mIl sters,in tlilVscihool reported for front, 2 flap PQckets. In tM football ~ach fan, but that only silver grey or saddle p:~ about 20 percent came out for brown. For the clothing ~% try-outs thil!.year. connoiS5eur. %M "Competition is not as keen Ni ,among a.greater 'segment of 65.00 4~ students today," said Lauer. tm "It seems th'a.t school spirit is 11M just a thin~, !lfthe past. Per- m! haps, we have!becorne too div. Kercheval at st. Clair • Grosse Pointe , .' !iM ersiIied in ourtlJigh school pro. Open Thursday Evenings 'til 8:45 M! grams.""'!;'. ~W Lauer blasted the; "too.bus. WHALING'S tm1 inI'Ss-like" approach to high men'S.weor 41 Adams Ave., .~ast. .~ ':.4.~MJfffittti[mrMflifu[@~;1m@~::;!:nm;@m:wm¥JiP'~~~~=;t~:~a;C~~~1 cl;~:ne:. sters -find l,iWe' joy in partici. at .Grand Circus ,Park pating in adMtic activities . . . Minces No Words 2-1605 HOlm: 9:30 to 5:30 . University-Liggett's Bob Wood 'wo Mon. Thru'SGt. Bi,",lngham .tare cpen Frielay e¥eningl until 9:00 Open Thurtd., and Frida, Evening. minced no words wben he claimed that athletic competi- tion among youngsters has dropped; (dtJ ~~J.lsiderably. "Kids are softer today," he said. "They' are not as eon. & cerned with playing on a school '" ,t"t. 1:'-', team and they- care even less about how their teams perform Open Saturday, September 27 each week. "Too many youngsters are los. ing interest in' school activities and they pay only lip service to school spirit ...... i;aid Wood. "In. BOLT-END SPECIAL dividually. many of our ath- letes are terriIlc: competitors, but. generally speaking, I feel men'. made.tcHri".u~.' that too many youngsters find competition 'too hard' and don't I" make any. effort. It is a real i} luitl,lnd lport' COlts. shame because it would benefit many of them." Quickly Lose Interest' l; Grosse Pointe Sout.h Athletic Director Chuck Hollosy thinks that many high school freshmen Sport COlts $89 get "really charged up" about school activities. but that they lose their interest somewhere Domestic Fabric Worsted Suits $136 along the line. "Although I think kids who announces a Jistinguishca addition engage in sports are every bit Imported Fabric Wonted Suits $144 as competitive as those of the past, I don't think there are as many youngsters interested SOMERSET MALL in playing in athletic events. TROY, MICHIGAN "Monern.day youth is more Here's a unique interested in !Jands and singers and other such activities than in sports," he claimed. "I find opportunity for you tha t many of the old cliches, AT ANY GAT~UNG of attluent, well dressed men we note (with such as 'sports help build char. gratifica.tion) that a.large percentage of those present are Cappe-t & ' to save while selecting acter" just don't app
Three Trunk LilIes CLOTHIE". T" IiIIfNTLI!Ml!N Stc(lnd CIUI Postille paid It D. trolt Mlchl//In. 1e71 WOOOWAFlC AVENue Subscrlptloa aa.t.el $$.00 Per Veer Jacob sonS hy MIIl..(J6,4\O outl1de Wlyne 2949 SOMERSET MALL, TROY, MICHIGAN. PHONE &42-1000 MEN'S STORE coul'ty). All New'I and Adv.rtLl1ns COPl'. Must &I In tl1. Newa O/llce by TOead IY Noon to Insure In.. " .... p.. klnl uon. Addrua au Man (Sgbllll1ptlona, Chin.. IIT;I;l!lIND hrru 85m to 99 Kercheval, Gro... Polr.te 'Flrma, M Ie h. 48238.
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.The best. kin? of advice to I People should raise the stand- give motorists IS the kind we ard of their work if they are Tips on Ways to l;ut Crime ,. expect to follow ourselves. working for a raise. (Continued from Page 1) nol to confront eriminals, if home, they will leave their their homes are entered," said blinds up and draperies open. Marchand. "Make a lot of noise, LOOKING fOR PRICE? NO LOWER FIGURE ANYPLACE. I but lea ve confrontation to the i If the neighbors see the draper. police. A cornered criminal is a LOOKING fOR SERVICE? WE GIVE T.IE FINEST. : ies drawn hilve them call lhe ~'ttillet;IJitl~ 'police," said Van Tiem. "It dangerous man. might be a false' alarm, hut it' "Always call the police and I ALL THIS ••• AND MORE, TOO AT try to get a thorough descrip. may well be a crime in the tl'on of the bandit," he c.ontin,' , making." ttt TOM TAYLOR BUICK, INC. I Park Director of Public Saf- ued. "Especially 'observe the I manner and direction of his! BUICK-OPEL DEALER, ety William P. Eilenberg also exit. I'd rather check out 50 i New C.,s • U5ed C~rs • Parts • Cust~m Collisi
'I' may. just b.e a delivery man Flee Residence Prices on heati ng ,.workmg a htUe late." ! and air condition- , Lights Are Important I Two boys were seen fleeing I Cochill stressed the use of' from the home of Mrs. Sibley , the- ing equipment will 1 lights 'in preventing crime and Moore 245 Vendome road~ on : also urg~d citizen~ to get in. Friday, Septemb':)r 1!!, accord. rise significantly by vo!ved In the. fight. against inj( to a report given to Farms I crime b:l callin!! police and police. '~ountry November"1969, ; taking. an i~t'!res,t in the welfare Mrs. Louise Grewe. house-I of ~heIr ne~~hbors.. keeper, told police officers that. Here's an outstand- City Police ChIef Andrew as she aoroached the front I Teetaert al.so urj(~d ho.meown. I door of the 'Moore residence, she Squire ing, opportunity to ,ers to notify thC1r~el!lhbor~, I saw the pair running from the ' . :\\:h.en th.ey . are leavmg their: bll.i1di.nl!.anrl. rlisa"oear beh.ih.nl make a reaI sav- ~hfmes empty for any length oIth~ .house next door, to th~ -ings bhthe who~e iline., , sOllth. " ,;: Shop : "! also urge'. residents to ~lose On chec1dnl! t"'~ interior 'Of I ?'l'J family of Car r i e r ,tnelr garage doors ~t all. times thl! house, Mrs. Grewe said, sne I courtesy of 16900 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Village and to call the police, If they discovered tb~t the cuillrits had open 9:30 am to 5;30 pm com for t weather~ suspect any wrong.doi.ng." said com.pletely rllnsack.ed .the .ma.s-I . , . the new men's store ITeetaert. ,"rve been" here for ,ter ,bedrooms on" the second Thursday and Friday evenings to 9 pm makers. the past 33 years and I've nev- floOl'. , L at the other end of the street, 882.2755 er resented a call from a citi- Patrolmf'n Donald Dewey i , , z~n: Those calls are usually, and Gerald Deburghgrave, dis. '\ Carrier furriaces have built-in quality for lonef '"' helpfuL" . . . patche~ 'to the sc~n'e: '''!i~they Teetae~t also ,~arne~ cll1zens search"c! the ar"a without sue. life. Choose from gas, oil or electric. Upflow, ' not to pick up, hItch-hikers and cess, 'rhev said thev chel;ked downflow, vertical, horizontal. Strata-steel heat ~o always report persons sittiM thl' buildiD!.'.. but could find no I exchanger. Quiet operation. Seled a model for I In cars for abnQrmally long evidence of forcible entry.-.- periods of time to police. . Mrs. Moore arrived home and addition of air conditioning, now or later. ! "I've driven through many disclosed that she found her' 'residential areas at night, and wallet torn ,anart and tossed' CALL TODAY FOR A FREE SURVEY- picked out those homes I could on a chair' in the bedroom. tell were empty." claimed Capt. Missing was $20, she added. NO OBLIGATION Henry Marchand, of the Woods She sjlid Shl! left home at 7 pol ice department. "People p.m. and had'.left the garage ha'ie got to remember to leave door and the door leading from TU 6-4848 a number of Ii~hts liur:ning in the garage into the house, open. I their homes, if they want to }4'urther investigation of the : avoid trouble. This goes for bus. matter was referred to officers Dealer : ine,ss establishments, too. of the J)etective Bureau. AT,'''or;ze'' I Give Police A Chance i ' I -If you think that high quality automobiles ~' ~ ' "Many business pll!ces are: POT PILFERED hroken into through the roof I Werner Koehler, of Mair-I' must be named for animals. we'd like . and, if a policeman can't see Werner Beauty Shop, 373 Fish. you to see our herd of elegants ..• into the store because the lights Ier, called City police on Mon- Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes-Benz. are" out, hn. ean't teil if there is day, September 15, to report :any funny business going on," Ithe theft of an antique, stone Wel'lI stack our herd Lip alongside the whole 1fIP00If ! he claimed. "Too many stllre. flower pot from in front of the , m~nagerie of assorted horses. j owners block their windows shop sometime within the pre- cats, deer and what have you offered i wit.1) parapl!ernelia, making it i vious 24 hours. by the competition. Because we know that : doubly hard to detect criminal' N.' hb h d CI b REFRIGERATION & HEATING acts." elg or 00 u in their price class, in addition to their INe, Marchand requested all store_ FENCING elegance, each car represents more owners to leave their lights on true value. Value you recognize. , 4711 Harper Ave. at night, letting the policemen CLASS. when you buy. Value you enjoy in the TU 6.4848 know there is trouble if the lights are out. Register at 17150 Waterloo I .operating economy and hand-crafted quality "I also want to urge r_e_sid_e_nts.__ or Call_!.U~_~~600 , built into each of these superbly constructed , machines. Value that holds firm right until the day ,you trade or sell. These are the things the owner of an elegant never forgets. WOOD IMPORTS, 'INC./WOOD MOTORS, INC, COMPETITION, CALL521.&600 I GRATIOTAU MILE. omOIT I CALL5~1.&900 E"t Your C"rburetors Out
THE GS SPORT COUPE RICHARD BUICK 15103 KERCHEVAL VA 1-5400 WHERE YOU CAN FIND "THE LIGHT YOUR FIRE" BUICKS t- Thursday, September 25, J 969 P'ge Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS
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1970 Valian' Duster. Move those little economy carS aside. Here comes Duster. One of 1970 Road Runner. Coyote's never hod five new Valiants. it so bad. This new Duster is small enough to fit a family budget. RoadRunner starts with a And big enough to carry a family (with a 383 CID 4.bbl. V.8 that family's luggage). And small enough to_get the comes standard. And we job done without a lot of gos. I make it with a, range o,f en. It's big enough to make it anyway gines up to a Hemi that you wont. With the kind of options 426 you wont. , is, by no means, standard. , We make it with an optional However YOII took ot it, If YOl}. . driver-operated trapdoor on ' want 0 car thot's small enough, but the cold Air Grabbe,r:Open big enough 00 0 Plymouth mokes it. it up and watch what happens, We make it with fat tires down be- low. And. optional -Road Runner- dust along the side. And we make it wild. With colors likEt Lime Light, Tor-Red, Vitami,n C, In Violet . or lemon Twist. No matter how wild you want your . ,Road ,Runner or, any of the 24 Belvedere models ••• Plymouth. " makes it.
1970 . . Hemi='Cuda. This year, the ten new Barracudas are totally qifferent. As you can see in the picture/we've changed the Jooks substan. fiaJly. (As you can't see Inthe picture, we've packC'd a '~,' 1970 426Hemiengine Sport Fury Brougham'. ,under a "Shaker" Here's our luxury model. ,:hood-on one of them lOne of 28 Fury models and called it the Herni- witli a new wide stance.! 'euda'! It's big enough inside. 'to However you look at. it, carry six adults in comfort. our Barracuda is all-new. We've It's plush. But the price is still Plymouth. moved it two inches closer to the With a front seat that has individual 9iound. Pushed the wheels farther ;)part on our adjustments for the driver an~ passenger; standard torsion.bar suspension. Put Q tough center armresfs, and a reclining back on the new bumper on the front that blends with most passenger's side. point c,olors. And given the iMerior the desig~ Of course the carpeting is thick, the head,. and comfort of a jet cockpit. lights 'are hidden, and the price is still If you wont a car that makes it ••• Plymouth. Plymouth makes it. Whether you like your luxury in small packages, or as big as a 1970 Sport Fury ..• Plymouth makes it.
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" .' NO SOLUTION Juveniles Admit 'tCitizens. Still. Think P. ol:'-'e Guidanee Clinic' Class 'Still'Op~n I '... SCREEN WIRE St • Bl I' .,...... ,' The only good featurell about . 10C.!I!'t/~:::''''~lce a~bn~ aze .Issue (Jrivers' Licenses ' " ~ht~hOs~~~/h~r:U;,e-s~:S:r~J m~p~~c~:t~~~e~n~ ~~gatb<':lt~ ~~~~;\~fO~a~O~ :~:~Iy~: • Alum. Up to 12" W",", o. Woods police have apprehend-, t, oy the Northeastern Wayne Rowell at 886.3566. 'money-not afterward. .' ed t~!:'ee lS-year-old. boys .re- App~oximately four years ago lof $6. An opeYator's license is County .Child Guidance Clinic, ---~------~------"---- .,' .I Isponslble for the fire which the M i chi g a n Secretary of Igood for three years and ex- has set a September 30 dead. J,.te**********-H:******************************+.II ~urned down the barns on the State's Office took over the ,pires on the holder's birthday; line for registration, the en. .. ' . .' .. flve-acre tract of the old Van-. ., and a chauffer's license is valid rollment is far froin being fill- BELLE ISLE t Amazmgly Compact :: derbush ,property, adjacent to Iuncho~ of issw.ng ....drlvlng op- :for only one Y-:lar, and also ex- ed, according to Dr. William :; and Sensitive It INorth High School, on Satur. erators U~ence,s, '9:p.wand re- Ipires on the holder's birthday. J. Rowell, director of the pro. . AW. N'ING', CO. « . . , : day, september 13. , .newed. Nevertb.eles~ today, cit.!A renewal of the former costs gram. In Performance .:' At that time, a witness told I i~eris still go totii~ respective i $4.50, and the latter $4, ~he purpose. of. th~ program, I \VINTERIZE YOUR Book t!h.elf FM .• S.tereo '.: Capt. Henry Marchand and,Det. I pulice stations I I I They're just for you, The Garsyou've'been asking for. From Buick 1970., , This one is the GS 455, Sleek, sport~ exciting. Its engine? 455 cubic-inches. 350 horses strong. With a four-barrel carburetor that breathes through rearair-scoops. Four on the floor? A finely tuned 3-speed autoQl1~tic?Both are'avairable, Power disc brakes, Positive traction . .~. . ,,' " " differential. High perfo~~ance rear axle ra~i~~,too. ~nd lots rnore. . ' Wide-tread fiberglass belted tires that are staflf~a"rdon all 1970 Buicks give improved traction during braking, , FoqJ.~rjpganq9c..f.~ly.r~ti?n;,Significa,nt incre9..~f~1n,tread life~,9-.od,subst~ntially superi0.Lr~,?i21ance to road hazards. '.' . ,Side guard beam congt~uGtlon for added protecbon.,Bodyby.Ftsher. " , There's ruxur~ too, Bucket seats, if you want them, Full carpeting, Obviously th~m6~texciting car w~'ve'ever'made. ' , . And one that you've been ~s,kingfor, . See it.See all the 1970 Light-1hr-Fke Cars. The GranSports and SkylarkSport Co~pes and Convertibles . . " , . ,; ~ .... ) GS455 BUICK MOlU!l DIV'SlOIl Wouldn't you really rather have Buick? ~ ~ , a IlIAllK UC{uurcc or J'. • .... ••• ~ ...... ~ J ". ~ ~ .~ ...... _v- ..,,',", ~_.,.. "•."..•.",~~ " .',,,.'--~.~..,'t, ,~,~" ~~' ( -<:.1' .'l"" •."" ':'" ';'~',1i"'~' .", .1', ' ••• { ,.~ ;) , •. ,.;,~ ,,,.""~. ,:",,J.' •• ,', r. , ,I" " Thur~day, September 25, 1969 . GROSSE POI.NTE NEWS Page Seven ,The world's. greatest need is Driver Accused O.f B,e.ing Drunk Talk Is Dever cheap when you Men oCten bump Into trouble .an amplifi~r Cor the' still small have to take some of it back. I,',:,ying tq dodge their duty. voice' 'of conscience.. ' . Kiwanis Club Peanut Sale This Weekend ------James O. Bozeman, 49, oC 8129 he was taken into custody. Grixdale, Detroit, was 8rrested Returned to the Farms sta. by Farms POllee 'on Monday, tion, he was issued a violation TRY OUR COFFEE and COCKTAIL CHARTER FLIGHTS September 22, and charged with ticket for driving while under FROM THE #1 IN AIR TRANSPORTATION driving while under the inClu- the influence of alcohol, and :IMPORtED. ence of liquor. released on $150 bond, pending AMERICAN AVIATION CO. Patrolmen Timothy Morrison an appearance in mWlicipal and Sam Cardella, the arresting court scheduled !9r October 22. officers, said they were on rou. Neighborhood Club DUTCH tine patrol on Mack avenue at TUMBLING about 2:18 a.m., .when they ob-. or CHARTER served Bozeman driving north . PET FEED OPen lundays 10:00to 4:. Invites You to Set P'ig!!ons' Parokeets . . Members of the Kiwanis .Club of children and erect a PICniC shelter for I Tllvrs. Ind 'rl. Till ,:00 I'.M. Ed Skalnek Hcmstets Canaries' Grosse Pointe will" be selling peal1uts at children at the Woods Lakefront Park. For Your Next Rabbits Squir;els all major intersections on Saturday, Pictured in front of the new building are WE DELIVER New or Used Car OIl Orden of $5 or MON RENTALS September 27, and Sunday~ September (left to right) ROBERT L. HOZDISH, It The Most Complete Facilities :Thatcll Remc;lvers, _Mowers, 28, from dawn to dusk, in. an effort to Kiwanis Club president; ROGER GRAEF, in the Detroi' Area tiedge Trimmen, SpreadllfS, . raise m~mey for the Club'sChildrens' presidlmt-elect; DONALD HALLMAN, ROSLYN • Rental and Leasing Programs Roller~' . Fund foi: charitable purposes, as part of Woods director of Parks and Recreation; Lawn & Galden Orl:laments MARKET EdSkalnek • Chauffeur Service to Your WO National Kid's. Day. These funds have and. PHIL PATANIS and WARREN DE• Downtown ~ffice or Down. 3.4700 • ... Fountains OI4101t I.. the Wooita been )ls.ed in the past to purchase busel! COOR, co-chairmen of the Kiwanis Club A Cood Man town Shopping Are. ;~ •to transport the children, buy and repair Peanut Sale Drive. 21020 MACK lit 1M'" ... To Know 1833 E. JEFFERSON eyeglasses, obtain gifts for hospitalized .84-3600 Jii Cuts an~bags Second Sunday your grass I I I Forum Slated the easy way ! The second Sun(lay .evening forum will be heard at 8 o'clock Ceptember .28 at the Grosse pointe Unitarian .church at 117150 Maumee. . The topic wi]J be. "Moral Is- sues in' the Education of Chil- dren."..' . . A. special. invitation has been issued to.educators in area public and private schools to hear Warner Glass. director of teacher training at the Waldorf Institute. '. M'r. Glass is a1.s()a con~ul- tant to the Waldo~f schools in Toronto .ahd Washmgton, D.C. The Waldorf system is .set Business success ..up in th~. belief in a .creative Iand individualistic basis of learning. A 7,year-old may do well in art and not know how and successful to 'spell c-a-t. in her first year , investing ..,;,~ .The ~EW.V of school. Later' when she is 21 interested she will learn spell- ing. '. . flAPPER- • Mr. Glass will .speak about Here's a new.concept in lawn- four major ethical questions. of .mowers ••• it cuts and bags .educatilin. They are: What is a '. ara~s and also vacuums. yards, moral education? Is it .the' same . driveways and walks. Look Cor all ages? What is the re- ~here '~h. grass bag. is ••• sponsibilitr .of the Parents, and .. behjnd the mo'.er. •• nothing wha t is the responsibility of the projeCts on.either side .••• you school? A!Jd' .~inally, what are elln .c1ose.1rlm cin both sides. the roles of the public school, . Perf,ct balance ••• easy to the denominational schools, and . 'push.and you get a level cut the independent schools? . even' with full grass bag. 3* The evening will end' with . HP, <4 cycle engine; die-cast coffee and discussion . magnesium deck! afu1l21~ . ~ut; Try. it •• "YOU'll be grad you waitl!d 'far the Snapper I ':-~1. So easy to handle, it Is.• • P~~:~N:~;~cipFOR i . GARDEN & PET SUPPLIES. ------~~ . 'OUALITY 'FEED,. BEFORE ." AFTER '...lawn&Ga~den Supply ••CHIMNEY SERVICE Rebuilt-Repaired-Chimney Covers. 20726 tlARPERgt Vernieri' Incineralor Screens - Violatlo%L5 . 8 Mile'; ".94 Correcled-Tuck Polnt1ng Advance MaintenaM:e TU l.8870 882-5539 MICHIGAN INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY Are they mutually exclusive? . •. ~~~~~~:,~~r~ The more resp6nsioilities a man shoulders responsive to his objectives. May we tell you about them? Write or phone . ~~~~"t. '20& on his way to the top, the more likely it is An' Investment Manageme,nt Account Edgar B.Galloway, Vice President (965-6000. that his personal investment program will with NBD has notable merits for such a man, ext. 2912), lose momentum, J';,.~~~;(: What he needs is neither more advice >\~ nor "better" advice. TRUSTI)EPARTMENT He needs a respected source cf investment management: alert to changing NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT market conditions, prompt to act, and fully WOODWARD AT FORT, DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48232 TED EWALD CHEVROLET 15175 E, JEFFERSON VA. 1.2000 ., SEE DAN CRONIN --..--~~_ ,_ _ •._ __ ~._.,~b .._ l"- _ ",,',_-.,1' _ _ ,lol._'_ ,"""".~ ~' ' -~ '" ...... ,...,....""..'..."',...4...... '01 ...... "'.... " --~.... _..... -...... , ..._ .._,...,...... ~ Page Eight Thursday, September 25, 1969 -"'-ZE -- at the time of his retirement. SYBIL A. GLENDENING Funeral Home and from Oak.! Having. birf""., ,.rty't Mr. Keyser was a former di. Funeral services fQr Mr3. view Cemetery. She dIed on Obituaries rector of The Detroit Athletic Glendening, 76, of 1417 Berk. Tuesday, September 16, in Hen. , , Club, The Detroit Club, and shire road. were held on Fri. ry Ford Hospital. EDWARD BURNS CAULKINS MARY ARMISTEAD BURWELL The Greater Detroit Chamber day, September 19, in the Ver- Born in Idaho, Mrs. d'Hondt INDUSTRIA L & " • ' of Commerce. heyden Funeral Home and from is surVived by her husband, Dr. Edward Burns Caulkins, re. Funeral servie~s for Mary H~ is surviv'ed by his. wife, St. Aloysius Church. She died Frank; three sons, Steven, tired president of Michigan Armistead Burwell, 18 months Louise. and ;two grandchildren. on Tuesday, September 16, in Chris, Philip; her mother, Mrs. i COMMERCIAL Steel Castings Company and old, of 285 McMillan road, were Memorial trlbu,tes may be 6el,1tI the Abbey Nursing Home War. Mabel Atkinson, and one sister, member of a pioneer Deh'oit I held. Gon Monday, September 22. to Boystown, .N,.reh.r,I' TMrs.",ska,.' I, ren. ' Virginia Blair. family, died on Thurs day, Sep. In, rosse Poi n t e Memorial Intermens.,}\;~ 11,1Gr~enwood i Born in Iowa, Mrs. Glenden. tember 18, in Georgian East Church. She died on Frida~', Cemetery RT"mlngl."m ' • • " Nursing Home at the age of 92. September 19 in Children's ' "'l'Jn•. < "... • I in~. is survived by two sons, LESLIE LOWERY -~lPIPING (' Mr. Caulkins attended Wi!. H(lspital ' ~,,~, • , IDouglas and Vernon S.; two Funeral services for Mr. Low. kins School and was graduated' ' FLOYD 0\: HITCqCOCK daughters, Si.ster Mary Anne~te ery, 65, of 255 McKinley road, from the University of Mich. She was the daughter of Mr. Funeral services for Mr O.P. and Sister Mary Faith were held on Tuesday, Septem. igan.He was a track star there and ~rs. John A. Burwell; ~nrll Hitchcock, 83 formerly of RI: D.P., and three g.randchildren. ber 23, in the Verheyden Fu- ~~ ..,."hAPi under the tutelage of famed the sister of Ethel and Eliza.' yard boulevs/d, more recently Interment was lD Holy Si:!P' neral Home. ;iIe died on Sun. r.;YJJ V.,,- • trainer, Keene Fitzpatrick. and beth. ! of Detroit, rWere 'held in the ulcbreCemetery. day, September 21, in Bon Se. equaled the world record of Interment was in Upperville,! chapel of the !William R. Hamil. • • • cours Hospital. I fully guaranteed that day. 10 seconds flat, for Va. ton Company. He died on Fri. MARY d'HONDT He is survived by his wife, I MAGICIAN , by 57 years the 100.yard dash. • •• day, September 19, in. his resi. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth; two sons, Richard L. TED .JOHNSON ii/,.,.. . of dependability Upon graduation Mr. Caul. I\IARTHA A GOODELL dence.. , d'Hondt, 46, of 357 McMillan 1Qwery and Philip Duumage. SpeciaUzln9 ill children's parties kins returned to Detroit where . . Mr. Hitchcock was a retired road, were held on Friday, Sep. Interment was in Oakview For Informftion U1-3181 } •....".)".\>:'''\'::':':'''':'?:::<~':':''-'''':'/{-':':''''":,,, ....••.,.....• he was one of the founders of IFuneral services for Mrs. GOOd-.~ buyer for The S. and S. Kresge .'.tember 19, in the Verheyden Cemetery. Over 10 years experience the Michigan Steel Castings ell, SO, of 962 Pemberton road.: ~ompany. He join"d the firm. ------Company. were hel~ on Tuesday, Septem-, III 1911 and managed store:> in i In 1902, he became the first ber.23, III the Verheyden Fu-: Massachusetts an.d New Yor.k i person to drive an automobile neral Home and rr()~ St. An~-i ~tate before comlllg to DetrOit r(s:s:~s:'''itrJ@''''':~. from New York to Detroit. It brose Church. Sbe dle~ on FrI-, lD 1918. took five weeks. When he was day, Sept~mber 19, lD Henry I He was graduated from St. PLUMBING&HEATING 82 he drove the same trip in Ford Hospital. ~awrence School, Canton, N.Y., one day. Born in Michigan. Mrs. G''lOd.i In 1910. He was a me~ber of I 15304 KERCHEVAL, nr. Beaconsfield Mr. Caulkins was a member ell was the wife of the late' The DAC, The DetrOIt Golf I VA 2-9070 of The University Club, The Frederick. She is survived by a I Club, The Fine :"rts So.cie!y, Country Club and Yondotega son, Frederif:k L.; four grand- The Founders Society, Phi Slg- NIGHTS, SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS Club. . children; one great.grandchild; ma Kappa, ~enior Mens' t::lub He was the son of the late a sister, Charlotte 1Qnyo; a ?f Grosse POl,nte a!1d TheMlch- 'Mr. and Mrs. liorace James brother, Albert. Igan Humane'Soclety. He was Caulkins 2nd is survived by his Interment was in Woodmere a member of.(the Boar~ of Di- wife, Jane AUerbury Caulkins; Cemetery. rectors of The DetrOIt Sym- two sons, Edward B. Jr. and phony Orchestra. Dan P.; three sisters, Mrs.. 01< • • He W85 the husband of the Charles B. Johnson, Mrs. Frell- ! FRANK W. KEYSER late Velma and is survived by derkk S. Ford, Mrs. Porter Mc- . Funeral services for Mr.. three daughter~, M.rs. Lewis G. Mahon; two brothers, George Keyser, 90, of. 210 Merriweath. I Schell, ~r., Gall HItchcock and P. and Henry L. er road, were held on Monday, IMrs. Hitchcock Plofchan, and ReA Arrangemen~ were handled September '22, in" the WillialD one g,:andson. .' I !lFT TaRIGHT:Jlme.l A.BrQ.,Ii.'lllfr C. Rupp.rt. SlulflA. Fraser, '1101.Heeb. ThQhJ8SHlhem, Don E Mack.Rzle, by The William R. Hamilton R. Hamilton Company. He died Interment was .lD Woodlawn John ~. Birch. Peltr C. Higbie. Earl W. Sal,mon. Raymond C. leonard, Daniel P•. Wlmsall ant! Carol K. Walt. Company. Interment was in on Friday, September 19, at his Cemetery. .. Evergreen Cemetery. re~idence. Born in Birmingham, I ---N-e-jg-h-b-h--d-C-I- b COLOR IV ,. .. • MiCh., Mr. Keyser was gradu. or 00 u Will.the right J»roker for informed investing', ated from "Birmingham High JU.DO please stand up P . . ALICE HINDLE School J • ):' Funeral services for Mrs. .. :- lJ'Jri Hindle, 85. of 20855 Vernier Hebecll1UJ\wresiclent of The When everybody stands up, don't be surprised. At First of Nelson Bilker Company in Register at 17150 Waterloo road, were held on Monday, . Michigan Corporation every broker is right for informed invest- September 15, in the A. alld H. 1932. He sokhtbe firm in 1944 or Call TU 5-4600 Peters Funeral Home. She died ing.8ecause w~ make sure that he is. With comprehensiv,e on Friday, September 12, in initial. training. With extensive, up-to.date research facilities Georgian East Nursing Home. to back him up. With the !;ombined knowledge <;Indexperience Mrs. Hindle was the wife of the late James S. She is sur. of our 16 offices to help him nelp you make informed.invest- vived by two daughters, Mrs. ment decisions'. He can buy and sell both stocks and bonds Frank Franzen and Mrs. Alex (or you-on any exchange as well as over the counter. Call or Rubin; t h r e e grandchildren, eight great. grandchildren, four see your right broker. And ask him for a copy of "Marketwise sisters and a brother. Report," containing special news and information of interest Interment was in Forest to investors. Lawn Cemetery. ":J., * "' • "\ LOUIS MOREAU , Clearance on all Funeral serYices for Mr. Mo. , 1 . ..Tll'R\!, 63.'or':llS'i;Lennon avenue, were held on '1'Uesday, Septem- FIRSTC:R~;~~~~~:[F~I. ber ~2, in the A. and H. Peters MEMBERS N~'(ORK STOCK EXCHANGE \\ 1969 RCA'TV's Funeral Home. He died on Fri- 17144Kerch'~ar, Grosse ~inle, Michigan .• ' 886-1200" day. September 19, at his resi. OFFlns IN: OE1R~IT • NEW YORK, CHICAGO' BAm'E CREEK' BAY cm , BIRMINGHAM' FLINT. GRAND HAVEN dence; GRAltO RAPiOS. GRGSSEPOINT!. KALAMAZOO' LANSING. MIDLAND. ROCHESTER. SOUTHfltLO. CGLUMBUS. OHIO. ~\.Up to lO.yqDisccin. MI'. Moreau was retired from The Budd, Company, where lie \ ' . worked for many years. He is . Prices For .. survived by his wife, Clara; two $25,1'... so~ Jo~.and ,Tbomas. Start At '~1M'DdtI ''41''2(4' IJlterment "Ias in Forest Lawn " . ~ Cemetery. \, Open Eveninp till 9 :00 • • • EUNICE F. FRASF,:R " You can buy for less at Funl!ral services for Mrs. Fra- ser, 55, of 49 Hawthorne road, were held on Saturday, Septem- ber 20, in the Verheyden Fu. neral Home. She died on Thurs. 'CARLSON TV day, September 18, in Bon Se. Harold McLaugblln, Prop. .:ours Hospital. Born In Detroit, Mrs. Fraser is survived by her husband, 20649Mack at Vernier John J.; a dllughter, Susan; a son, John and a brother, Robe:t .886-4260 Fleming. Interment was in Forest Lawn Cemetery . .VERBRUGGE'S ,. "YOU CAN ALWAYS BE SURE OF QUALITY ~ FOODS AT cI VERBRUGGE'S" 01100000000000- 811- TU 5-1565 COR. MACK & ST. CLAIR DllDom WE CLOSE WEDS. AT 12 NOON Offer good Thurs,. Fri. & Sat •• only MARKEl SHANK HOME CURED PORTION 5.lb. Avg. 49:. RtilT PORTION SMOKED HAM 5-lb. Avg. 59J~. HOMEMADE HOMEMADE • COUNTRY STYLE RING BOLOGNA PORK SAUSAGES 571~. 69:. FRESH • CRISP Smoked SNO.WHITE • CA.LIFORNIA PORK MUSHROOMS CELERY CHOPS c 29Ib 3 Pkgs. $1.00 29 STALK $1 . RED & COLDEN FLORENTINE SPECIAL SALE OLDETYME FREE DELICIOUS 1.NEW QT. SCHW(PP(S ICE CREAM TONIC MIx(R Oy 1 New Q' Schwcppcs APPLES .WESLEYS With each purchase 0' Schweppes Buy One Pint 10-01. 6-plCk Sod.' 89c C or Glnge, Ale @ See it today at your nearby Chrysler Dealer's • 3 LIS, 59 c or 10-0%.6.pack Tonie $1 19 '.~!M . 59 Get One free Df altter Lemon @ • I r :;~./ ' .ua .',... _52 bit g if Ed : dSii&l&Jk51J£ :tadaaSIJ£&k$2""',,, ...x"_" -r~''''-''' ,..L _, ,'" l " .- Page Nine Thu~d'YI. Sep.emlDer 25, 1969' <; R 0 SSE PO I N TEN E W-'s' Mq,ggi Contributors I (Continued from Page 1) en out presenting in full the I THE scope of the Center's proRrams I and activities and its financial ~ LITTLE status. Everyone will be invited to view and hopefully approve : the newly painted and decorat: .• SHOPPER ed buildings which offer such a uniquely beautiful setting for A personoi shopping service ex- community use. clusively for the Grosse Pointe oreo. This will be an oppOrtunity for Pointer.~ to extend to Mr. • GI FTS • TICKETS KendalI and the other retiring officers and directors their Su]m • ERRANDS thanks for lime consuming vol. 294-4449 unteer jobs well oone. There will be an infonnal social lime "91lJUl1l~ ?naUzinRA" is the number to coli between before dinner especially for this 9 & J 2 for a home or office purpose. delivery before 6. Following .dinner. an ex<;el. AT- Minimum Service Charge $2 lent fUm on Williarnshurg will be shown. The Memorial's Trav. el Club is spons()ring a trip there this year to boost inter- BOB SAKS est and knowledge of American history. OLDSMOBILE got unl.racked against Bishop Gallagher in their second can. I 15205 E. JEFFERSON go anYWhere In Michigan test of tht. 1969 season. coming out on the long end of a 20.141 score. whicbfailed to show jusl I VA 1-5000 . lor 8 nlckel.a.mlnUII. ' (Continued on Page 11) I ...... '""" ~.-. ' [] '.~[r.[L {~ ... caU. dr.red direct., we'll eany your vclce > -~...,~\ ) ~~~, . 8nd to operator-handled a long distance. ..-1 Q. .. ' calls where Direct DI.t."ce o You pay Just$2 a month, , Dialing is not yet available • • nd from 10 at nlghttlll 711') the'mornlng, o C"II our Busll1ft8 Office and ask ~ou can direct dial calls to anyplace in for Nfcktl-a-Mlnute service. If•• nIce' MichIgan: for a Nickel-a-Minute. way to get out of town In a ~uny. o You Cancall your kid. away at school, relatives acroaathe atate, or . frlendalivlng anywhere In Michigan. o Nickel-a-Minute .ervlce appllea @M~BeI only ~ statlQn-to-station , , ;1 I, 'I ,'. :l. ,., I. •••andhave allthis. i , \I' The quiet car g~ts quieter for 1970. j • New rubber body mounts, neVo'sus- . ,,",0: I .. pension system isolators and 25 sq. ft. Chrysl$lS unibody cons!ru~ .. +: more of sound insulation. Chrysler's tion. 5,000 individual w.el~ >, new Sound Isolation. System. produce a unit of unusUJI strength ... silence ... and I durability." This y~ar the rear wheels have a ~ } new wide stance. To make your ;1 Chrysler even more stable. ~ The muscle. 440 cubic inch 350 horsepower V-B .. Stan~ dard. Speaks sollly ... passes on command. J~B0YST~ let Colonial Coordinate Your plans I Oh, yes, the world is broad and attractive. You know you should be tasting the honey, far more than you do. If money stands in your way try this idea: Short Term SavIngs for Plel\surel Here's how It goes: we'll help set your definite goal and "go" date. Then calculate a pre-fun budget with smAil weekly Install- ments. On your "go" date you go without a worry in the world, Fiberglass-belted tires. Wider. And you go quicl -with Tor£on-aUi:t Ride Yournext car: 1970Chrysler SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $15,000.00 COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS DETROIT, Kelly Road at Moross Ro"d - DR2.B877 EAST DETROI"-, 9 Mile at Gratiot Aver,lJe - PR1.8820 GROSSE POINTE CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH, INC. LOCHMOOR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. GROSSE PTE. WOODS, Mack Avenue at Hunt Club - TU6.10SO 15401 E. J.fferson Cross. Point. Park 181~5 Mack Aye. Detroit, Mich. GROSSE PTE. FARMS, Kercheval Avenu8, "On the Hill" - TU6-6661 ._UcLIocIMv.eo. HOURS: 9:30 a,m, - 4:30 p.m. Fridays 'tilB p.m• .I II .1....-~-~"..-_.._.-"..,.,."., .'.... ' ... '",' ' •• '.' " ~ ",'. ' ••••• " ••. ~ '0. ' •• ~.~ .... ~I"'-l' ..•.• ',.... , ~ ! , Thursday; septem.ber 25.'1969;: Pag_ Ten ,.,.:, " ':,,". Newfor 1970- nlMotor mpanyannounces " the easiest.to.understand.. . . . " .. and most complete new car warran inhisto~ -BasicWarranqr-. Heres what you get: ";."-." 'I' .. , ,.'. ~"'. ' . , .p."f:""!'~; ," .' . " . . ,\ . Complete coverage of every part of new 19'rQf.ord ~ Lincoln-Mercury cars and Ford light trucks for the first . , twelvemonths (excep.i~hichare covered by the manufacturer).' . " ...... ,,'. 2. Unlimited milea~~ coverage for the first twelvemonths .• ';:;t. ~',' .'J . " ,;; ' ••• ,~!., Umque, 9O-day~tbreak-in" coverage at no charge. • This inCludes wheel balancing and alignment, if need~. All adjustments from carburetor to brakes'to headlights, arid even includes replenishment of ' fluids for 'brake/Cooling and power steering systems. 4., No paperwork or record~keepingrequired to k~pthe warranty infull force. . " " ,,:.>" , ~ Ford Motor Company's new basiC wart~nty' will mor~'than cover the needs of most car owners. flowever, if your requirements call for extended coverage beyond the basic warranty ••• I, I ' you can choose: a special5-year i~,ooo-mile power tr~ warr~ty for a nominal charge of $15••. 1'l , . -.rceptMavenct , , i'lIIDIm~IIlIDIII._...-mmm"_.UllllWllllllllllllJllllllllnHlmmmmIllHllllllUImlmIlIIIIIllIlUllllmmmRlIIIInIlIIlIIlWlIIlIlnmlll/lllmmllllllllllil'lDlIlllllllllllmIllIlIllIllIllIWlIlIlIlRllllllllmllniBDI_ :=I:Z _. . " z:::: = Th F. Yi FORD AND D£ALER iASIC WAIlflANTYAND L1MI. =. . . FORD AND DEAlER OPTIONAL Drn:NDED POWERTRAIN WAIlflAMTYAND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: :::. ~ e mt ear TATIOM OF LIABILITY: 197D MODEL PASSUGER -= The Next Four Years 1910 MODEL PASSENG~R CARS (EXCEPT MAVERIC.S AND WTAIN ENGINES) AND TWO-WHEELDRIVE ::: = CARS (EXC£f'T MAVERICK) MID LIGHT TtlIH:KS == .. LIGHT TRUCKS, , .. .. = :; Ford!' and ~ Stllinf Iltallf Wllranl, witllllSl*l to ~ 1970 ftI!ld" p~aer car ~ Ford'.and th.'Sellinf Dealer, If tl1u first or second relaR owner so elects and pays tII. appropriale fee. will also warranl willi respect to ~ 1910 model p~enpr :':: == (;~~Pl rm\lC::) ~r n&htlnlckt bIIil1by FGfd,tI1at tht'Stlhn, Daler will repair orreplaoe, i!E car (exctllt Mmritk and units equipped witll Cobra Je~ CJ or Boss enfines) or lwo-whecl drivelighl truckt built by Ford. thattlla Sellinf Dealer w~1 repair or replace ==, 55 a IS P ace 0 IJ.lllless, any part (ncept tires a~ Iu,bes whlcl1 ara ,!arrlntad MIlaratlly ii5 at hIS place of business, any part of the engine block. head. inlernal engine pam, water pump, intake manifold, transmission ~ inlemal.trai\Slllission palts, torgue ' == !!!!5 ~ythllr Tanul.ldllftrs).that is luund 10 be delectl" .Infacloly ~te~ls.or Wllfkman.sh!p ==r .:.>fIverter. dnve sha!l, universal joints, rear axle ~r ~ifferentia! that is found to be d~l~ivll in. factory maleria.Is, or workmanstiip in norm~1 use inlhe United Slates; = E I~ norm~h ur III ~e ~nited Stal~ Clnada, ~ RICOOf the U, S. Vlrlln Islands will!llI i!E Canada, Puerto Rico, 0l'4l1. U, S. Virgrn Islands wlthm fiVllfears from the data of onglllal relall dehwry or Ofillnal use by Ford or 3111of its dealers, or 50.000 miles = = dea:~ ':h~~ver ~ . alel~ orillnal lellR dtllVIfJ or orillnilllH by Ford Of ',ny 01 its - of operatil!". whichever is earliel', Under this warranly, repairs or rtplaternents ",}11~~ moo, rree ofcharC! for both parts ~d labor, except tha~ alter the expiration = -= Under this war(ln~Y~Pllii or rtpllCtRlellls wnl be illicit free ol,chlrlt fM botII iii of the BasIC Warranly, a $8CQndowner will pay the fi.rst $25 on~. warranly repalT VISit,'Ind the Dealer win usa Fof!l pam or Ford Authoriled R~IlI?fatlured.parts. '!!5 ' _ and labor,.and the. Dealer will use Ford parts or Ford Aulhorizld Remanuractured pa~ i5 CONDITIONS OF OPTlO~AL W~RRAI'ITY,,:,l. OWI'IERElECTlOI'I. AND FEE. The ~rst relail owners election ~f,oplion~1 coverage, tolf\her with ~ fee 01 $15 mustbe ;;; = In add IlIOn,,'unng Ine fi,st 90 d.ysolth. wlr!lnly P-Iriod (Break. In Period).th. Dealer 55 made directly to Ford. withlll 90 days aller hIS purchase olt~e vehicle. Se ...has a better idea •... ~~ ...... ' f .',-. ". ' ..• ." .... .c,. .'j.', .. ,~. ': .' •• ,. '~" •• " i" •• ... \'"...... ,--..r ....;,.,... ~"~.v •.• :1 ••.• ~-', ...... ~.,.,,',~".~.~ •• , ...... , ..... ,~. ',' """', .• - ..... 1 •.• ThUrsdlYI September 25. 1969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven 1~ 22 WINDOWS SMASHED broken windows, measuring the ntes Memorial-Has Guest Preacher Farms polic~ are'lnvestigat: 16x24.inches each, were -dis" SCREENS .Scori ng Poi I . . . covered by an employe at 7 FOR FENESTRAII , Dr. Edward Golden, formerly lowship of Neighborhood Par. IDg the smashJ?g of 22 wmd~ws a.m. on Saturday, September STEEL CASEMENTS a faculty ,member of Princeton ishes. of Grosse !'olDte South HIgh 120. All windows were shattered & ------....,j All Ty,," III" (Continued from Page 9) attack of undefeated Fraser by Seminary, more recently head In eacn Parish, a Deacon or 'School, in the area facing from the outside with an UJl. AIR TEe .jJ r 1111\[ lW 2 180U how. outplayed Bishop Gallagh. a 30.20 score. of the Inler.Board Office .fJ.f other lay person or couple, is Grosse Pointe boulevard. The kDOwn object, authorities said • . II er really was, "We had them on' the hook Pers.onn~l Services. for the l!tf. assigned as leader responsible "I thought we controlled the all afternoon, but let them get nommatlon and currently a .pro- for contact and communication \ game throughout the contest," away," said Krucki. "Jt seemed fessor at the Dr~xel Inslltule with the membership. 1 said Coach Larry Rancilio, "We that we had for~ed>tMm into so of Technology, ~111 preach .at ------D&e LEATHER CLEANERS, A.. Ounce 01 I allowed them to complete two many t h ir d down and long. the G r 0 s s ~ Pomte Memo!la!; ! long scorinl! passes, which up. yardage situations, but then we Church (Umted. Presbyteflan i POOR CEMENT JOB 9249 East Jefferson - VAlley 2.1055 PrfJ.,~.. tio ..•• : set me, bu~ I was hever in doubt i let them get out of it." Sunday a~ the 9.30 and 11:15 City police received a report ••• , that. we could win." .1 Bruce Jodar, a 145'JlOund Ia.m. services. . on Sunday, September 21, from SPECIAL~ING IN THE CLEANING, Horticultural Consultants offers a written. mainte- REFiNlSHING, ALTERATIONS Dle!, Ranc.iIiO,playing his fin~Ispitfire, bulled,...hil ...way into the In the afternoon Dr. Golden a wor.kman on the ..St. Clair. AND REPAIRING OF FINE est game for the Friars, rattled Golden Lando! Sl,\;iints from will meet with 1\1 e m 0 ria 1 avenue road 'repair ct'ew, who nance program suited to your individual lawn and SuEDES AND LEATHERS shrubbery needs. This program gives you a month off 128 yards in 16 carries, in. two . yards out Ii danced Church's 84 Neighborhood Par. said .persons .unknown had, c1udinl( ,two daZZling. runs for through the Fras~:. fens.e for ish Leaders in a training con; !-hrown four . bags oj cement solvirig Detroiters sueae .and leather pr'oblems to month account of spraying a.nd fertilization to TDs of 43 and 10 yards. Quar. 50 yards and. a 'Beo With a ference. The church member. mto the radiator of a work since 1949 and now a new and exclusive finishing be done fof an entire year. Do you already have a terback John Yacobelli ta1lied punt return, ashe picked, up ship from some 1800 homes is truck which was parked on SI. proc'ess developed by us which leaves that soft, the final Austin score on a one. nearly 100 yards in the game. related in a "close.to.home" fel. Clair over the weekend. plant problem? Call us for a home visit and diag. yard sneak. Ironically, Jodar wears number ...... luxurient feel and new look. nostic report. Althoullh Bishop Gallagher 50 on his jersey, an unusually i The following approved top quality dry cleaners are DOW completed only four passes in high number for a running back,l authorized ass~lates of D & C Leather Clelll1ers and our the contest, two of them went because he was not considered I RENT A 1970 CHEVY pr.ofesslllnal service& are IJOW available through these for scores, When. the Friars' much of a ball llarrier last year reputllble cleaners. You may visit them or caU for pick. sophomore cornerbacks failed to and was given one of the team's BY DAY. WEEK, OR MONTH up and ~eU"ery. Horticultural keep up with the play .action. last j e r s e y s, according to Gallal!her's scoring aerials were Krucki. Belding Cleaners, 15139 Kercheval, I VA 2.5800 l'eal "bombs." One covered 75 Eddie Shelton managed to SPECIAL PLACE YOUR Grosse Pointe Consultants~ Inc. yards and the other went for 45 score on a 42.yard pass hook.up WEEKEND RATE 1970 LEASE Crown Cleaners, 15323 E. Jefferson ya;,ds. . I with Lennie Constantine, but a VA 1.7500 $15 PLUS MILEAGE l ORDER NOW. GroSH Pointe P.O. Box 2079 Our C?,rne:backs .J~st "were Idefense, ~hich held Fraser to :..Denby CIHners, 15029 Kercheval, not there, saId Ranclh~. They only six first downs in the game, ! FRIDAY NOON ANY MAKE Ann Arbor, l\1ich. are new and gr~en and, In these got weak at the wrong times VA 2.7055 Phone ,'TIL MONDAY NOON, CAR OR TRUCK ,. Grosse Pointe two cas e s, Just we, e not and North fell from the ranks Denby CIHners, 20087 Mack Ave" 761.2798 48106 I arou,!d." . . . of the unbeaten. They'll take on . Yacobelh completed three of L'Anse Creuse in an away battle . Gay Cleaners, 16129 Mack Ave" ----- I SIX passes for 42 yards, two of this weekend Grosse Pointe 882.1976 which Mike Varty, who has . some of the league's surest Grosse Pointe Yalet Cleaners (Plant) Oberamwlergau Passion Play 1970 I,hands pulled from the hands of \ PARK PAYS SHARE . 17854 Mack, Grosse Pointe TU 5.5930 Medinal Germany":-Passion PI.y 1970 TallIS j the GaUagheJ: defenders. . t At its regular meeting held I Grosse Polnte Yalet ClelUltl'S (Branch) 7 DAYS, 6 NIGHTS--.!une 7.13, 1970 ..... I Austin, which has a one.and. on Monnay,. September 22,. the CHEVWAY. See M(lutiful Germany and the Oberammergau Pouion Ploy. 21155 Mack, Grosse Pointe TU 1.9170 one record after the victory Park council approved its pro- CHEVROLET DEALERS LEASING/RENTAL SYSTEM W. ha" only. limit.d number .f tickm. l meets the DeLaSalle Pilots this. rated share of $2,939, plus $130 Square .... ,t CIIGners, 20331 fAack, Firat day: COLOGNE weekend. direct payment for cost of reo Grosse Pointe TU 1-4225 Arrival In t!le afternoon by plane, tr&1n.or bus. Check.ln at Hotel. The ancient city of Roman orl,ln on the west bank of the Rhine St. Ambrose Loses pair of equipment, to the DICKSHALLALWING River oIlers you a treasure elaUna back to the Mldelle Ages: the St. Ambrose Catholic High Gro.sse P0!nte Inter.Municipal "OUR ONLY PRODUCTr QUAUry, COURrfSY Colo,ne Cathedral. Visit the largest Gothic ecllfice In the world (514' feet hlah), wll1ch was bunt from 1248-1880.Dinner at Hote1.-Over. School held the Warriors of Pollee RadiO Sy~tem. The P'~y. 16555 H~R.~ER AND DEPENDA8LE SERVICE" nl,ht. . Brother' Rice at bay for better' ment covers a sIX-month penod Nr, WllI"ler 885'• 0875 Second day: COLOGNE-THE RHINE VALLEY-WlESBADEN than three-quarters of their con. from July 1 through December Gros~ Pointe TU 4-8888 After an early momlne bNufast you board the new white Rhine test on Sunday, September 21, 31, 1969. ,. .&} .'. Steamer. The sll1pcarries l'OU via Bonn, on a leI&urelycruise alone ; L the Dracbenfels.to Remagen and Coblence. HavIng enjoyeel lunch before injuries and costly mis. abOard the Iteamer YOUwill admire the. LoreleI Rock. The most scenic Plll't Of the River Includes the wine villages Bacbarach- takes sent them down to a Assmannshausen-Rudeshelm and the Mouse Tower at Bingen. At heart.breaking defeat by a 8:40 p.m. you elebark at Wlesbadeo. You have the oPpOrtunity to visit the. Gambling Cuino at the Kurhaus. Dinner at Hotel.-over. score of 18.8. night In Wlesb.aden or nearby Rudesbelm. Leading 8.6 in the fourth pe- Third day: WlEsBADEN-HEIDELBERG-ROTHENBuRG riod, the Cavaliers suffered a After breakfast your comfortable motorcoach brings you to Heidel. It\,ajor blow when their star berg, the famous university town. A sightseeing tour takes you up- hill to the HeIdelberg Castle, buUt.ln reel sandstone during the 16th signal.caller, Mar. k Sopoliga, century. Lunch. at the tracilUonal student aatherlng place "Red Ox was injured in a pile.up, forcing Inn." In the afternoon drive alone the Necker Rivel' to Rothenburg on the Tauber, the gem of the MIddle Ages. Dinner at Hotel-Over. Coach Joe O'Angelp to call night at Rothenbure or nearLy typical German town such as Bad upon the services of Jim Orlan. Mergenthe~. . do, ..regularly a defensive half. Fourth day: ROTHENBURG-DINKELSBUHL-MUNICH back, who had. his troubles After breakfut your guide shows YOu'the meelleval town Rothen. burg. Afterwan.s you contInue your trip 0" the "Romantic Roael" handling the ball from center. to Dlnkelsbuhl, an Imperial city from the fourteenth century. After UI'm not faulting Orlando at lunchUme proceed to MunIch. . : ." . Tn the evenine enjoy fun and BavaJ:lan "Gemutlichkeit" ariel a 'stein atl..' said D'Angelo, whose ball. of beer at the Hofbrauhaus. Dlnn"r at Hotel.-Overnlght In Munich. club now stands even on the Flftb day: MUNICH-{)BERAMMERGAU season with a victory and a loss. After breakfast sl,hlseelng In the capital of Bavaria. After lunch "You have to expect timing drive along the Lake of Starnberg to Oberammergau, tbe wood. carvers village located 3000 feet above sea level In the BavarIan troubles with a fresh ball-hIm- Alps. Dinner at Hotel.-Overnlght1n Oberammergau. dler, We just couldn't sustain Sixth elay: OBERAMMERGAUPASSION PLAY a drive late in the game, when After blukfast proceed to the PallSlon Play TIleatre which sta,e is capable of holcllng llOOactors, consisting of Bavarian farmen, Inn. we really needed it." keepers, woodcarvers whose ancestors in the 16th century, when Senior Carlo Piccione gllve the Black Plague ",as endangering tbe vl1lage, prayed to be spared the Cavaliers a .break early in and vowed that the entire village would joIn in cre.tlng and play•. Ing the star yof the Lord's Passion every ten years. The first the game, when he blocked a performance was made In 1634.The present text of the play waa written by a village priest in 1860.Historically accurate. and beautl. Brother Rice punt. Paul Hayner ful handmade c!lstumes are worn !>y the actors who play the roles smashed across the goal for SI. handed down In the same family generaUon after generation. Ambrose's lone score, following Lunch, Dinner at Hotel.-ovemlght In Oberammergau. Piccione's heroics. More than Transportation: by first class steamer and motorcoaches. 2,500 spectators turned out un. Hotel accomodatlon: In f1rstclass hotels in doublerooms with bath (except at Oberammergau In double,or threebeelded rooms without der sunny skies to watch thil bath). . gallant Cavaliers, who wiII bat lIleals: All continental breakfasts, lunches and dinners indicated. Sightseeing: As contalneel in the itenerary, including entry fees and tieS!. Mary's of Redford at EngUsh speaking guide. GratuLUes and taxes, . Hammersberg Field this week~ Escort: The service of an English speaking escort betweeD Cologne and Oberammergau. Plus tickets to the ['1ay. Not Included are end. beveragel, laundry, tips and otheI' items of personal nature. Norsemen Defeated Tour price per pelSon $159.50 plus air-fare Detroit-Cologne fcr more information call DR 1-9071/72 Third.down plays spelled out ,the difference between victory HOLSCHAUER TRAVEL AGENCY and defeat for Coach Jim Kru- 9413 CHALMERS, DETROIT, MICH. cki's Grosse Poin te North I Norsemen, who fell before the ) TheWo~d~ Best$2000 r~arstops . . with disc .brakes straight quick & sure! "~~'!7~='-""~' ..,---- naildown .5% for 50 months... it's yoursfor only"'sfg-amonthf Front disc brakes for safety ! Fully independent rear suspension for comfort! Bucket seats, (wi~yt boxing yourself in.) "JL,,: .'=:.S. dozens of other extras, too ! 11£ ",-"';'; .Price is based on manufacturer's suggested retail .AI r,i (~ ' price, with YJ down and 36 monthly payments, and includes Federal excise tax, dealer delivery. handling Manufacturers 5/50 Tir,neSavings Plan under a long-term guarantee ••• with- charge. 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Thursdt'-y, September 25, 1969 Page Twelve GRUSSE P~iNIE NEWS 2 v For Professional NEWS that the majority of Istimulating publi\: support for Ray Foucher's Appraisals Need Volunteers to Help ill.!»:ij,~tleAgainst Drugs criminal cases he tried this sophisticated and intelligen~ reo Call suml!'?r were drug.related. search, education, logical laws Are NARCO Office" lreatm~nt, and res~uch. through Country Hou$e (Coatiuued from Pale J) which handles suburban !lrim- dinances such as adopted by the governing LSD and pills are not . profeSSIOnal. probmg mto the inal cases, bandied nearly twice City of Grosse Pointe' governing severe enough in his opinion, d WCEREALTORS parenu, teenagers Ind drug Both Judge SwalDson a!1 reasons behind drug addiction Furniture i 777.1230 users and tbeir friends per. as many narcotics cases in the narcotics, patterned after State hut he .stressed that each case Judge Moody are extremely m. (Continued OD Page 13) taining to drugs. They are first six months of this year law, blIt making violations mis. must be handled on an indi. terested in the rehabilitation of I -,- .___ 'Where Quality 1 h than in the same period last demeanors, and thereby reduc- vidual basis. the drug user. Judge Swainson Neighboihood Club Sells For Less' ,,------1-, called upon regu arly to aye year. In 1968, out of 955 crim- ing the penalties and placing "We must find effective ways is president of NARCO Nar- suspect material analyzed. Po- inal cases, 89 were narcotics the enforcement in the h'ands of cotics Addiction Rehabilitation Mon., Thurs" Fri., til 9 RM. S....SH of getting the word to young- GIRLS' STO " jliCe are finding' "tools of the ca5es or nine percent of all their local law enforcement officers Coordinating .Organizaiton and Tues., Wed., Sat., til 6 a.JESTR.t.~ drug users' trade" around The sters BEFORE they enter into FIE.LD HOCKEY for FE"" "" Pointes .. _ needles, syringes, cases. In 1969, out of 925 crim. and local courls, The close, uni. "the snakepit of self destruc- Judge Moody ISsecretary. Gayle 14912 KERCH EVAL tl1.~~~E~~:~~~~~ inal cases, 152were narcotics fied cooperation by parents, tion, drug usage," he said. R. Goldman, coordinator of Netl' Alter Road spoons, with mote and more cases, or 16 percent of all their school authorities. police oHi. NARCO, told the NEWS that Register at 17150 Waterloo Phone 821.1166 AIR TEe 640 E 7 MILE IVI 1 7Bpl frequency. cases. So tbe figures reveal that ciaIs, couru and probation au. Judge .TohnSwainson told tile NARCO's goals basically involve or Call TU 5-46_0_0__ -===------Wayne County Circuit Court, thll problem is increasing at a thorities against youthful viola. ------,--- ______I rapid pace. If we were to add tors is most urgently needed. to those percentages criminal Closer meaningful supervision cases that were drug-related we and discipline by parents of are told the percentage figures their children might have avert. In some ways. electric heat is would double, ed the present tragedy of teen- Long IDvolved Program age narcotic violators." better than warm summer sun. With the increase in drug 'Hard.Une' Necessary shine. For one thing, it's even the users comes necessarily the "A 'hard. line' by lawen. )'E;!araround. And it staysthat way AFRI~N DANCE lEORIE need for more effective ways of forcement officers, prosecution during weather changes. Also, CO. OF GHANA handling offenders. When a mi- authorities, courts and proba- Winner! 3 Academy Awards with electric heat, drafts and cold SHURII. nor is charged with possession tion departments of youthful Including best adres. QUIITIT of narcotics he is sent to Cir- violators of the mrrcotics law Katherine Hepburn floors become a thing of the past. 'Fiesl. cuit Court and arranged be- is also necessary." Peter O'Toole With ffameless electric; heat, Melican. Gul' fore the presiding Judge and a Judge Robert PyteU of The you'll never wake up in the morn- trial ~ate is set. On ~e date of Farms, said th'lt greater use of "THE LION IN £0"'''0 the tnal the offender s attorney city ordinances can be most WINTER" ing feeling dried out. . Bilow enters a plea, often to a lesser helpful inasmuch as they can You even get an operating cost charge, then it tak~s six. we~ks speed prosecution, and mete out In Color guarantee. In writing. to complete the mvestigatIo,n \ more effective punishment at &hedule 01 Performances If you'd like a free estimate of and have a report. When the re- the time the offense occurs Wed.; Thurs., Mon._ Tues ... Fea~ DREAM HOtv1E lure 7:15 and 9:35. Friday'. only installation and operating cost, port is completed the offender rather than months later. - Feature at 5:45, 8:05, 10:25. is up for sentencing, Sometimes Judge Pytel1 believes the use Saturdays - Feature at 3:10, 5:30, we'll arrange for an Edison Ap- 8:05, 10:25. Sundays - -Feature YOUR HOUSE ------weeks and months go by before of this ordinance, in conjunction at 2:15, 4:40. 7:05, 9:30. proved Electric Hea'( Contractor ~=-=>QooC>C=-=>QooC>C=-=>QooC>C=-=~C<=-=~C<:=tC:~~=>C~~ the offender comes to trial. with one of his favorite proj- to call on you. Naturally, there's It's a long, involved pt'ocess. ects, "Project Misdemeanant" WITH ELECTRIC BON JOUR Because of this, two of The can be most effective in assist- no obligation. Pointes, the City and The ing' the young drug offender. Convert to elect~ic heat.Winter LUXURIOUS DINING ROOM Woods, have passed local ordi- PM is a program in which local will never be the same. HEAl: nances. These ordinances per- citizens assist the probation de- Serving: • STEAKS • CHOPS •. SEAFOOD .mit Police to charge possessors partment in handling cases of • COCKTAILS • LUNCHEONS-DINNERS under "disorderly person-posses- youthful offenders. The idea Complete Foo,d Carryouts sion of narcotics." W hen originated in Michigan and has charged in this manner, the of. ~aught on all over the nation. Moderately Priced. fenders are tried ,before a 10- If you are interested in help- cal judge in our local courls. ing with a PM program in our COCKTAILHOUR 3-7 P.M. HOT AND COlD HORSD'OEUVRES Their record shows a misde. own community contact Judge 16390 E. Warren, at Audubon 885.8887 meanor. Offenders may serve Pytell at WO 1-6047 during the anywhere up to 90 days in day or TU 2.9590 in the eve. Wayne County Jail and/or flnes ning. It 10 citizens evince an in- up tll $500 and or probation. terest in this program Judge Judges Comment Pytel1wilL then set the wheels Vie spoke to some local in ([IJ)ti~o have John Amber- judges on this issue. Judge Don ger, of ,t!lJ Wayne County Pro. J Goodrow of the Woods bation.',Department Volunteer ~ G--=- a~d Shores, said he firmly be- Progr~m,1 cOl\le to T~e Pointe, lieves in this type of local or- and answer any. questIOns about • dinance, and that control at a the. proj~,ct.;~nd show a f;.lm 'F.0VIl WAY'! local level at this time is more entItled Big Help For Small 2.8'( Il- 9AI.I.~ %•• ~ ~IT B,( effectual. He added be is v~ry Offenders". ,:'os, A SA!> PJTC~ .' S'( DROP~EO much in favo~ of changmg V~,!D~rs Needed THIRD STRikE w , the. law regardl.ng. sale of nar- Volun~rs:"f!'om all walks of +, BY ~&Il!.'S 1~Tr:IlFE~1J~t coties becau.se It IS too severe life are ~._' , housewives, • . . "Who 10 the world wanu husinessltj!Wrofessional men. to give a lad a 2O-year sentence anyone ~8 ~e time and There is only ONE way to for selling one or two cigarets?" interest to" .give these youthful the best car buy in town, Judge William .E. Speer,. of offenders on a one-to-one basis and it leads straight to us the Park, said that in his opin. fOf a year. These volunteers . , . Don't be a. gambler ion the :;ale of narcotics is the will receive ~rerrills from local - You can pay more ... 'gravest crime of our times be- Pointe jli,'.e!.~. but you ean't get a better cause we do not know how Two e flif1 Court judges deal than at RICHARD Dlany people it affects. have a~ I eillre~sed concern BUICK, where the cus- Judge Douglas L. Paterson with the growing' drug problem tomer is king. "Electric' heat of the City of Grosse Pointe among teenagers and the drug is like having said: "We are all paying the laws. Judge Blair Moody, Jr. warm summer sunshine terrible price of a permissive told the NEWS that the handling THE. CUSTOMER IS KING' inside your home," lackadaisical attitude toward of drug offenders must be bal- said Mrs. Noah Cochreum the conduct of youth. I believe anced. Incarceration, protection ~~l\itbarb ..1 . of Troy. a revision of the laws governing of the general public, and reo [ - BUICK, lno. EI the purchase, possession and use habilitation must go hand in of narcotics is immediately hand. He expressed the belief '-_-:_15103 KERCHEVAL: needed because of the extreme that law regarding the sale of VA-I-5400_ -.-':."" penalties which presently exist marijuana is too severe and as to youthful first.time offend- does not allow the judge f1exi. ers. bility, (20 year ,ninimum sen. "I favor passage of local or. tence). 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Comfort $24.50 Vah•• $17.95 LEATHER an any HABBERSETT'S OUR' OWN. loat I OXFORDS GENUINE PHILADELPHIA READY-TO-BAKE 7xSO CF BINOCULAR FULL 414 FT. FinD 01' VIEW Brillgs "ctiOIl, '''illgs alii SCRAPPLE HAM LOAF peopl. ",,/mos' clos. '"0U'" '0 toue"" 59clb. 2lf4-lb, 'an 'I• 98 U.S,D,A. CHOICE FRESH Beliey, it or BONELESS • ROLLED Not I'", " SIRLOIN TIP GROUND lH. 'reserYer. GOLD HAMBURGER Then, drive out to llee the most beautiful show ROAST on earth-the colorful change of the Michigan landscape. :'Color reports coming U1...u,;AutoClub. offices detail where and when thellbOW-is at its 651~.or 3 Ibs. $1.59 4'-50 VALUf be8l. '1~19Ib. S3 950 "If it'. nouticol but Make your color tour more enjoyable with nic. - w.'.... lot it" personalized Auto Club travel planning. Join FANCY. CALIFORNIA FRESH Now! CALIFORNIA 'he AUTOMOBILE CLUB or MIGHIGAN BARTlETT 2 Lbs. ship's wheel Grosse Pointe Division ': C 19605 M.lck TU 2.1340 15415 E, JEFFERSOH .~ .. BROCCOLI PHONE 821 -6300 PEARS Open daily 9 to 6, Friday till 8, Ge,'rge Measel, Manager URGE BUHCH 39 Saturday till 5 • " ,.,,'"' ,t ~) Page Thirteen Thursday, September 25, 1969 G R 0 SSE PO I N TEN EW S' .~Jnn · Need Help in Drug Battle I Tennls.Cl'umpets Has 600 Players (Continued from Page 12) Logical laws through unified . Ro~.ert ~,ood and Mrs. Wi!. Thomas Walbri~g.e~, while. in WANTED I sUDport of efforts to provide ham Betty Kohl' took top hon. the Class C DIV,ISIOn(novice and the effect it has on the per- realistic and effective ap-! ors and the. George R. ~~Mul. players) Dr. an9,;Mrs. Edward SIGNED sOn. the family and our societ)'. proaches to combat drug de- i !en . Memorial Trophy . m the C. Dorsey defeate~. runners. Education is also stressed penden als art f th r h I r d Annual Tenms and up, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Den. through programs aimed at cy, are 0 p 0 e :Crumpets competition Saturday, Iler. 1J1fllny alerting both drug users and the program. .: Scptembcr 20, at thc' Country. This year's tournament at. I general public to the dangers of; . Treatment through mforma. Club of Detroit.; tracted' nearly 60q players. i narcotic~ and arousing sympa'i tlon centers where concerned Th to . h'; h b more than 200 above the total ." .. 11 f hId e urnament, w lC eoan h 't" t d' h thellc understandmg assistance' per~ons can ca or e!l an S t d S' te b "13 w 0 par ICI';)ae III t e second lllmps for tbose cauoht hi this tragic 'j throll!!,h establishment of facili. O\h a ur lla~, ep . 'P er r ' annual event last year. Call collect (313) 682-4421 web." i ties to provide medical care and WI an a • ay, se~sJOn, con 1lI'_ ..,--- _. therapy for victims an,d train ued o.n the n,~t.lUi(4:, n~ wou~d ! EVENINGS (313) 338.3795 " - =••. == i personnei to administer it., is up WIth a floul1~b fmals III : al~o involved. NARCO hopes to three classes, ~lth,1 ~ aI!d I: serve as a coordinator and a' Mrs. Kohl' ta,kmg, th,~.t,htle, m t "LlLLlAN~r i community conscience not a: Class A. (advanced ~yers).. I shifflin i o c/o Floor Shop I Icure and it does not intend to : . The twosome combined to de i 2255 Elizabeth Lake Rd. I ! replace existing organizations: Ceat Rick Kammer' and Mrs. Yj :,;, season PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 48053 ,merely supplement them. IWalter B. Robinson in. the best I I NARCO Is Spur I two out of three sets series, 'by ______.. ,;;;,;;;,;;;I In snort NARCO will be the I' scores of 6,2,. 6.3. T~ey roared ~ \ aheacl spur in the commur.ity that. ~ack to take fIVe straight g~!!1es .,-, V5~~ F 0 R T H E T R I U M PH 0 F EV I liS I! awakens government, the judi- I III the second set after traihng 30 , -I Iciary and the community itse'f 1 1. 1 J: to the problems of drug dep~nd. 'Yood; athletic director at th~ /, >- >ency and' exhorts them IlIto University campus of the Unl. Protecl rour Faml'r willi tlte ~7V7JWY Co! -I action. I versity.Liggett School, was a Healtllful C:ollllottof .(j) The main thrust of NARCO Icollege net star at St. Lawrence < at the moment is an attempt to University, in Canton, N.Y.,. and ,.... - , NE W SECTION ON WEBBER DRIVE V) o o acquire Marine Hospital as a ~on th~ N be wrong in' t~e fads. NARCO are exerting every ef. Michigan. to give you a ,am. Village. z Z fo~ ~o acquire this'muc~ ~ee~ed i Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Si:'erer plete ,ostll'timote, o .1 faCIlity for drug rehab~htation. grabbed the title in the Class B with ne. obliga. 2-BEDROOM, 2-BATH APARTMENTS Rentals $285/lnclude carpeting, heat, cooking liS, hot J: With the vast research facilities available :t~ Those readers inl.erested in category, (average players), liononycurport. waler. Model 01 :20464 Webber Drive. PhDne 83'.2455. _ becoming members of NARCO over runners.up, Mr. and Mrs. Furnished and Decoraled by' the J. L. Hud.on COIIIJIQ'. ~ today, there is less ground than ever for' Easll.nd Studioof Interior D•• ign. z may. do so. by sending $5 memo excusing a shortage or distortion of facts. hc;lu~I.....llt MANttcl I, >- bership fee to NARCO; South- PIANOS WANTED TOTTE Ct HERMAN'S I ...J field, Mich: Heating ond Cooling -Bernard Baruch. r MODEL OPEN 11':30-5 :~9 Z s:' ,The Grosse Pointe Family 779-2498 &/tIUJl/ ~ ~l(d .~. ~ • Life Education Council, Inc., Grands, ~.,Spinets and imall DAILY AND SUNDAY o Your authorized , (CLOSED TUESDAY) ltf:&t .... "c:om..."Y !!: fighting the drug problem lo- Uprights. Highest cash paid. Singer/AFCO dealer w a.. cally,. reminds interested. par- VE 7.0506 • :c el' ents and teens. of three services - ~ ~ they are currently offering: Re- Grosse Pointe Human -Relatlons Coun,]l, ferral and Information Service, :r. :'.. .j Box 0.7, 99 Kercheval, G.P.F. Mich. Discussion Groups for Parents and Discussion Groups for . Teelts. Inquiries about these groups may be ma4e, by calling :"SEE THEM TODAY! 885.3510. Bow You. Can Help .. There are many-avenues open Spe~ial to interested Painters; who wish to help In tl:te !lrul! battle. Join NARCO ., , participate .inPrllj- ectMisdemealiant. . . work with J"LEC . _ . or if you live in 1970 DODGES SLIPCOVER one of the Pointe ,communities that presently does. not have a local ordiilance under, which drug users can be. tried, ,work FABRICS t9ward getting one by Writing Plain Colors and Print~ your 'City Council lInd request- NOW• '1 ,_. ~ 1 :;;.'. ON DISPLA'l i1!gth~r.n, to consider sucli an The '70 ~~havemore of whatyou're. minded peDPle money. Visit your Dodge PreShrunk fIoOM."" . ordinance. looking,fQ.r~~e's more luxury for big- , Deale. now to find the car that's just the . , car fans, more zip for performance buffs, right size and the right. price for you~ ,. Scotchguafd 00 end more.w8ys'to eave you economy- . Come in and drive itout today. Vat Colors $1" Prtrents Attend 48" and 36", wide yd. Classes Sept. 30 Save on every beautiful yard, a 'second' Parents of Brownell Middle School students will have an op. portunity to follow their chilo dren's daily schedule in abbre. CALICO CORN£R~ vi~ted form next Tuesday eve. 1933 So. Telegraph 25008 Little Mack ning, September 30, during (near Pontiac! (near Ten Mile) Brownell's t we If t h annual Open Doily 9:30 to 5:30 St.,Clair Shores, Mich. "School on Schedule." Mon. Nite 'til 9:00 775-0078 Because the schol day is di- Closed Sunday , vided roughly into two.thirds CHALLENGER-'7O) FE 2.9163 academic subject time, and one- .. Every decade has Its third "special subjects" or en- challenger ••• this Isl richment time, ~he.evening has 1970's. Challenger Is the. been 'r1ivided. into six periods. only new.,e.ntry in the sports ! Four of these will permit par. compact field. Engine ents to meet their children's choices run from a thrifty English, mathematics, science, Six up to the optional '426l and social studies teachers ac- 1 c:ordi{tg to each house's estab. Hemi. Nine models In all, I lished schedule. The remaIning priced to compete with I periods are reservcd for visit- the pony cars. Your ing two "specialsuhject" teach. new Challengor Willi ers. from the following options: change the world yOU art, Fren'ch, 1l0memaking, in. drive in, for good.!. dustrial arts, vocal music. fn- strumental music. boys' physi. cal. education and girls' physi- cal education. ' These teachers will cover the scope of their offerings to mid. dIe school s t u dent s cutting across all three grade levels. Because th~ general purpose of "School on Schedule" is to acquaint par e n t s with each teacher's ge n era I course of study, textbooks used, class rou- tines, homework expectations, planned activities, etc.,. no time will be available for confer- ences about fndividual students. Appointments may be made with teachers and counselors, CORONET •• , very big for Its price_ DART SWINGER ••• the peoples' choice with a new look. however, for future conferences. Enter 1970 Coronet. Low on price, big on room. Big? You bet. Take a good look at the new-looking Swingers today. '70 . Coffeolwill be available in the Coronet seats six adults comfortably. Looking for a car with a Swingers come with a smooth, longer hood designed to house c a f e t e ria all evening. and price that will drive you ri.;jht out of the high-rent district?, new, larger engines. A thrifty new 198-cuAn. Six or a snappy Most stock cars are fully equipped with Power Treasurer James Jobbitt will See Ca ronet, Altha Dodge Boys: , 3180<:u.-In.VB on most models. Dart Swinger-the going c:o~ Steering, Power Brakes, Auto. Trans" Radio, have stations for collection of pact fortha man going compact, W.W. Tires. Many with Air.Cond, 6 Vinyl P.T.A. dues at various places ,Roof. throughout: the building. ALL READY TO DRIVE OUT NOW Form New G'."oup NO REASONABLE To Study Cities To probe the problems of The OFFER REFUSED Human Use of Urban Space a new Study Group has been form(d in the Grosse Pointe Branch of the American Assoc- Iation of University Women un- der the chairmanship of Mrs. Burkhard Schneider. TU 1.7600 Is Detroit a parasite on the MONACO ••• 8 new concept In luxury. entire country? Jane Jacobs de_ CHARGER •••• new version of Dodge', success car. It's a sharp-rooking,sports-o~ car WiItI a little more room. Test drive the 1970 Monaco. you'nUke the newTorslon-Qulet cI arcs it is in ber book "'l'be •Ride. The angina, the supple torsion bars, and the steerln" Economy of Cities." What elSe's new1Acontinent31.~ front bumper that encom- iwheel are mounted on a massive frame which fs Tsollrted from The viewpoint wiU be dis- passes the grllle."Your choice or see, ~t bench 8eata. .the Unibodywith $pCC1a1rubber mounts in critical areas. The cussed by Virginia Johnston it,drIVe" now. .' • and Mrs. Henry Maskey at the . iliry ....,~ result, Torslon.Qulet Ride, A new concept in luxurious driving, new Group's first meeUng next Wednesday evening. October 1, In the Weilgewood drive home of Mrs. Joseph Cook at 7:45 If you like going first class •••. o'clock. Mrs. Norman Gehlhar and Dtxlge lill.~1~ you could be Mrs. Richard Schuler will 8ct ~. .~, as co.hostesses. The AAUW Writers Workshop DODGE wil also meet October 1, at 12:45 o'clock, at the home of POINIE DODGE" INC. MATE8IAL.~ cbairman Mrs. Charles R, Oak. 19391 Mack Gros.e Point. Wood't Mich. man fn Moran road. Av.;ry .. , .. ".: .r.~~A~""~"')o:.;'~".'~~I';._.~or;.,.~.~"C:""~. ,. '~ l -""~ \ .. '~.' :-.': .:': " ~: , .. I •..• ~ , .•.. ,,_.: ..~.,.~','.~ \) "~-.~,:, .~'~'.-' ~'I ~ r ~:~;~"tV--"( ~.¥ .. ,•• ' ''''''''.~'''''+:''..JI'.~''"''"'''''\-'':''Y:''~''''~:'''';i",~.,)'~''':'~~;I9,,~,~v'~'Y;,~,~~~", I ,~ 'ege Fourteen Thursday, Septe';"ber 25, .'1969 Grosse Pointe News I ,\\'I.at f~oes «to ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. Memorial Cente!r'Sthedule Wlralj on OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL I at GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236. Ilo-pe-Il-D-.";'U-y-g-•.-m-.-.9-p.-m-.-(Ti-ek-e-t-O-f-fi-ce-;~C-io-se-d-s-un-d-a-:ly)I secoDd Cia.. Posta,. Paid at Detroit, Mlchlgu '" AJI Memorial sponsored activities open to the YOI.r I..-ibrary Grosse Pointe public. Hospital equipment available for By vtrgiaJa Leoaard wr.. iE..tilt FULLY PAID CIRCULATION free loan: crutches, wbeel chairs, heating lamps and Phone TlJ 2-6900 hospital beds. ' The annual september "kick. thus charging systems must be By, Sibyl GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER AND LENDING off" brea~ast of the Grosse ad e qua t e - expe,imentation lIem,*, Xlchl,all Pren ASSOCiation and Nallonal Edltortal AssoclattoD NATIONAL ,ul\'ERTlSII"G RJ!PRf:SEN1ATlVI LIBRARY. ltlrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesday, Wednes. Poi n t e 'Libraries was held must be considered. In the be., Weekly Newspaper Repruelllall.e. Inc. day, Thursday, J 0 a.m. - 4 p.m. Volunteer consultant 011 Wednesdaymorning, September ginning, in Iibl'aries, limitations Traveling Alphabetically. on' the Hill we 604 FtlUl A'eDlle, New York .19. New York BVrant 1-7:100 .17, with the entire Staff. repre. were put on the number of were delighted to stop at the Bronze Door, 123 333 North MlchlRan ~~~GO OFFI'lhone Ftnanclal 1-2214 4 P m duty Friday, 2 'T h • d' S" t be 25 sentatives !rom the Administra. books that could be taken out. Kercheval. And who isn't? The Bronze Door is / urs ay, ep .em r tion Offices, Board of Educa. Now libraries rarely limit tbe . *10:00 a.m. Braille Transcription - Mrs. John McNa- tion, Board of the Friends of number, except under special' justifiabJya famous arid favorite restaurant. The ROBERTB. EDGAR, .. '",.,EDITORaDdGENERALMANAGER mara, l11structor.' the Grosse Poirite Public Li. situations. This is an effort to interiOl:sare by Ford~Earl and the bronze door in WILLIAMADAMO ADVERTISINGMANAGER * 1:00 p.m. "Fulfilling Your Potential"-Dr. John Hos. brary. and representatives ot make materials readily avail. the foyer is from the Anderson mansion .•• truly JANET MUELLER _ FEATURE PAGE. SOCIETY kins, Instructor. the Hi,t!hSchoolLibraries (pub. able. Reference work is another JAMES J. NJAIM, , , , ..', , ' , ,... NEWS 3:30 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. lic" private and parochial) at. important item of the function a museum piece, circa 1480. The service and cuisine 1* are superb. . PEPPER WHITELAW, , ,., , NEWS * 4:30 p.m. Ballroom. Dancing for grades 5 &. 6-Mr. tending. It was quite a crowd! ~~o~l~b~:r~o; ~:et.it must and PHILIP LORANGER, , ".,.., NEWSi * 00 Gnd Mrs. ~e? Forrest, In~tructors. The speaker of the morning 3.Comlluters. Herein lies the I LJLUANKABR ADVERTISING 6: p.m. s{o~e POInle Adult SkI Club Opener at ~Vnat~vD~ir~~~~ej~~d~~r~:r~~t; future of libraries. Today. there , Interview With. Margaret Rice . . . "Regarding I my recent comment to Mark BeUaire that women MARYLORIMER , , ,..,., . ADVERTISING 7:30 p.m. G~gss~u~ointe Numis~atic Society. of Illinois Library School. His are already 200libraries in the have changed. in their dress sizes and the size sca~e GJOWHNENDMOLKEVNNZSIYKEE .....,...... ADV:~~~~~ * 8;00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Cinema League "Adventures to.pic: "The. Fu~ure of .PU?,lic~~it:~e ~~\~Sg~~n:hecoc~:t~;:; is now from six to fourteen, whereas it used to be ae ,...... "". in Canada"-Arthur Hutchings. Library Ser:Vlce10 ~menca. a~e and it is bound to enter the ten to eiglIteen or sixteen. What JOANNE EASON...... ' , ACCOUNTS* 8 & 9 p.m. Thursday Night Dance Club _ Mr. & Mrs. Dr. Gold~or, If~mal. war",l, library world. are the size sixteens and eighteens ONNELLEEKOENIG.., CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Ted Forrest Instructors. 10 lessons $251 friendly. With a flOe aca(leml~ . 4, Organization. Her e Dr. to do if they 40 not Want to be. ALBERTAWILKE CLASSIFIEDADVER1'ISING per co~ple, $15 sin~Je. . ::~~:i~~~~~~~:a::~~ys:.~t;: ~e Goldhorwas referriil~ to this on come a slave to constant dieting? BETI'Y~UGHT CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Friday, September 26 was not going to deal with prac. a national basis. For example, We have many size sixteens and MARIEKREiNER CIRCULATION * 3:30 p.m. B~lIet-Mary Enen Cooper, Instructor. tical advice to librarians but be sure your library has a good some eighteens for whom I buy ------* 6:45 p.m. Ballroom Dancing for grades 7 & 8 - Mr. rather with abstract relation. interlibrary loan system estab- with special care. I pay particu- and Mrs. Ted Forrest, Instructors. $20 for shins. He was ple~sed to note lished. These networks go from lar attention to the most flatter- ten one hour lessons and Christmas party. that our Libraries contained the small to the lar,t!er to the ing silhouettes and special needs. Councilmen Can't Win *7:30.10:30 p.m. Junior Other Side for grades 7 & 8 Tovnbee's 10.volum~ STUDY largest. All of us tend to be in. We may not have the. complete only. In required .. 75c in advance, $1 2.1 OF HISTORY.(a~ w.ell as tl1e sular, but knowledge is univer. assortment we carry in size four to fourteen, but I Just like the house that Jack built, one thing leads d sal and should be made avail. to another . . . whether it be houses, animals or ordin. door. "Sounds of Night Band." con:lense versIOn)smce he fPlt able to all &ndfrom all sources. feel dedicated to the customer who weats a six- * 8:00 p.m. Friday Dance Club for Teens - Mr. and manv of To~nbee's .nrec~nts "u b f . h I teen or. eighteen and t~erefore. I make a very ances. For example, recently 'fhe Woods Council passed Mrs. Ted Forrest Instructors. $20 for 6 cO~lldbe apphed to hbrarlan- hcomputedrsthwitate0 sdomFede PI . ' .' . shlD .ere, an e sean e era special choice for her by designers whose clothes a cat control ordinance. Ori the heels of its pasiiage the will suit her best." . NEWS received a call about rats. Are Woods officials two hour sessIons and Chnstmas party.' .. government will need to take .. 8:30 p.m. Parents Without Partners. . ' .. To~nbee deals WIth the CIV'on more responsibility. throwing off the balance of nature? Will the Woods now Saturday, September 27 IhzatlOns of man -~hy they, 5. Research. We have library rim rampant with rats? And if bird lovers thought there • * 9:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper. ros~ 3nd whv they dech~ed and schools. We need more than The Mood of Early Autumn ... prevails in the was a need for a cat ordinance, what about a bird ordin. *9'30 & 11'15 Ch'ld' Art-M Sf li Lo d perished.. The reasons: T.h.eythis. We need to hav!! existing ance to protect the poor angle worms? . . Ia.x:" t I ren S rs. Ir ng u, were ~r~dlcated on the ablhty information and. studies updat- newly- decorated windows at Denier,' 77 Kercheval ns r~c or. ... and wllhn~ness of the peonle cd The flow of gold, the strength of brown, the crisp Ah well, City Solons, you should know by this time. *10 a.m .•2 p.m. ChIldren's Theatre RegistratIons WIth in control to modify their meth. . P I W d b' of straw flowers remind us of subtle, seasonal, beau. "You're damned if you do and damned if you don't." M S d R ld CI t be' Fr' . 6. ersonne. e nee Igl!er . rs. y ney eyno s. a~~es 0 gm I. ods and techniques to pleet and better library scbools We tiful changes to be made at ,home. d~y. October f and Satu.fd~y, October 4: their proble.ms a,~~ chal!:mges. must produce the people to do 2:00 p.m. Dianne. HaSSIg-Peter .Moskaluk Weddmg If ~e s.ubs~ltl1~ehbra~;v.. a~ a the job of making all libraries • -IC Sc.hools -In Fo.CUS ReceptIon.. ~;;;,. s.oCI~1mshtuhon for clvll1za. what they should be. The world Repeat By Request . . .' A Publ . .. * 7:30 p.m. Duphcate Brldg~ ....:..Mr~I T ',j+--- .' I ~ J ;: Thursday, September 25,'969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pags Fifteen AAUW's The Group To See For, Books A-A-UW's'Used, Book Sale Begins Oct. 1 Three Readers' Bargain Days Scheduled at Unitarian Church Annex in Maumee Avenuej Con- tributions Still Welcome .., The seventh annual Used Book Sale sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Branch of the American Association of University Women will soon be here. Slated to begin next Wed- By Janet Mueller ! Among Michigan's delegation ~ ..... 'I which will number close to 100 ", CUilic's League To Open Season' ' ., for this weekend's convention of Kn The Assistance League to the IBall program chairman, will in. .ow what s new at thIS year s Planned Parenthood the National Federation of Re- Northeastern Way n e Coun~y traduce the theme of the 1970 ChnstJ1J,as Mart? publican Women in Washington, Child Guidance Clinic will open program and kick-off dates for Well,fo'r one thing, lots and lots of shops .•. e.g. D.C., will be Pointers MRS. its 1969.70 season with a busi. program solicitation will be an- Drop, Stitch Studio of' Baltimore, Md., featuring chil- ZAIO WO?DFORD SCHROE- . ness meeting at the Detroit nounced. dren s clothes . . . "Tennis Anyone" of Beverly Hills, DER, wea;mg two hats, o~e as I Bl)oks clogging your library? The tween 10 in. the morning and 9 in the Boat Club next Thursday, Octo- Clinic director Dr. Eli Rubin Calif. featuring dresses and accessories for guess what legal a~vlsor to the National, Grosse Pointe Branch of the American evening, and replenish your stack of ber 2. at 11 o'clock. will preview possible ~pansion ' V '1 Bl h f V "I C d d' d Federation and the other as! Sport '. '.' al apc e 0 al , . 010.,' e lCate to the delegate of 'the Women's Re- Association of University Women will printed matter at the Pointe AAUW's League President Mrs. Wes- plans. Program chairman Mrs. propOSitIon that SkI and apres.ski clothes should be the publican Club of Indian Village .be happy to take as many or as few Used Book Sale. The prices are fantas . ton Jenkins. Jr., will officiate James St. Denis will present as most stunning items in any woman's wardrobe . . . MRS. BRYAN MELVIN and 9f them as you like - off your shelves., tic - most items average between 2 and introduce new members. guest speaker The Reverend Local AA UW ladies will' even pick them and 50 cents. MRS. JOHN MACKAY,: rdain subject- oJ the session David Eberhard, pastor of IUv. And, for another thing, a glassblower who'll create MRS. JAMES A. WILSON, dele. will be the launching of two erside ~ari,sb, a candidate for glittering, glimmering Christmas tree ornaments all the ga~ and al~ernate of the Wom. up at your door; this service is available pricing chairman, MRS. URBAN BOR- ESCH, general chairman, MRS. JAMES major fund.raising projects for Detroit Common Council, who while the Mart's in progress. . . en.s Republican Club of Grosse by cqIling 882.1875. Run out of reading the year: A premiere of the will tell what the Riverside K. BROWN, promotion chairman, and And, for ANOTHER thing, a "limited edition" Pomte. * * * material? Run down to the Unitarian play "Wedding Spells" in the Civi,~ Fund is. and what River- Church Annex in Maumee avenue next MRS. WILLIAM BEACH, publicity series 'of hand-painted around-The-Pointe basket purses, Grosse Pointe' War Memoriai's side is doing on the Lower East Attending the first annual week, any day Wednesday, October 1, chairman, (left to right), are' among circled with on.the-Hill, in-the. Village, up-al~mg-Mack Fries Auditorium in November Side of DetrOit. Board meeting of the new ad- through Friday, October 3, any time be. local ladies working for the project. ' scenes and shops, (Planned Parenthood League's own and the annual Crystal Ball to The Reverend Eberhard is a ministratioll October 6 through I be presented at Lochmoor Club member of. the Northeastern Mistletoe.Madness Booth is the place to head for these). 9at National Council of State . Garden Clubs Headquarters in Ferns State ,F0ll,ege su.mmer I C~EMENT A. CHARGOT, of MRS. WILLIAM C. BECKEN. in February.' , ' Wayne County Child Guidance . * * • St Louis Mo will b MRS Quarter Dean s List. LltUestone road, and JANEESE HAUER, JR.) otLochmoor boul- Mrs. Donald Siegel. Crystal Clinic's Board of Directors. Know what's "old" at this year's Planned Parent. ROBERT'C. PALMER, ~f Lake: • • • . A. GILBERT, of North Renaud evard. Paternal grandmothe! is hood Christmas Mart? shore road president of the Most golfers agree that the' road. MRS. SAMUEL SFIRE, of BISh. MR. and MRS. EDWARD P. T. EWALD, JR., of M;oross Well, for one thing, lots and lots (If shops ••• in. Federated 'Gs t'd e 0. Clubs of "double eagle." three strokes I * '* * lOP road. HAMMOND" nI; of Cincinnati; road,' will attend Antioch Col. cluding the pop~lar Pineapple of Washington, D. C•• Michigan. 'I under par. on a hole is more, MARIE HILL, of Neff road, * • ". . '0., announce the birth of a son, lege, Yellow 'Springs, 0., this famous for bibelots, antiques and accessories _ • • and * * * .of an achievement than the' 1 and R I T A GAZARATO, of Among the 217 students leav. EDWARD P. H4MMOND, IV, fall. Wendy was'recently grad. . the Maramor, of Columbus, 0., whose candies and ,Business m a j 0 r CHRISTO-I hole.in'.one and one of these L~kePQlnte avenue, head: c~m- ,ing' this month for six: months September 10. Mrs. Hammonduated from Abbott Academy, candles are like NOTHING great.grandlJ1other used to PHER W. CARSON, of Allard rare events took place at O~k- mltt~~s .fo~ th.e PlME ~lsslon of foreign study at 16 centers is the former JEANNE GUN. Andover .. Mass. ' road, has been named to the wood Country Club's par fIve Auxiharles Fiesta to. aid or. in nine countries under the Kal. NING, .daughter of Mft. and • * • make • • • and Lilly of Palm Beach, Fla .• whose 'Lillies ______seventh hole just after the Labor phans and leprosy victuns to be amazoo College Foreign Study MRS. JAMES GUNNING, of Pianist RUTH (Mrs. Walter are-well-"Lillies !" ... . Day holiday this year when presented Sunday, ,Septemb~r Program are DAVID CAMP. Bargetown, Ky. Paternal grand. J.y BURCZYK, of Littlestone . And, for another thing, "Top of the Mart" luncheon To Exhibit Art BILL BAB'COCK, of Severn 2~, on the grounds of Y(~'lEMIS' BELL, son of MRS. GEORGE parents are MRS. CHALMERS road, was the guest artist at and cocktail service on the eighth floor of Detroit's road, attending a sales meet. slOnary Headquarters m Oak. CAMPBELL, of Lincoln road, HAM M 0 N D. of Ridgemont the Auxiliary, to the Detroit Veterans Memorial ••• At Scarab Club ing, turned in the double eagle land avenue at the foot of Ea.st. going to Kenya, and JOHN road, and E. P. HAMMOND, Women's Symphony Orchestra's . : as he holed out his three-iron :B 0 s ton bouleva.rd-:. DetrOIt. HAYES, son of MRS. WILLIAM JR., of Harper Woods. Opening Musicale Tea yester. And, for ANOTHER thing, those absolutely d~Ught. - Isecond shot Bill apparently is Games, a spagbetti, Jimner and HAYES of Washington road * • * day, Sep"'mber 24, m' the Troy ful handmade wooden Christmas ornaments, the Two Grosse Pointe area resi- '. . , , entertainment for the whole '" ' ' u:: tree dents, David Fabian, 1002 Bea- not rea~y to qUit bls Job. an,d family will be featured during headed for Vichy/Clermont. WENDY T. EWALD, daugh. home of DR. and MRS. EVER- ones the 'children like better than toys. (planned Parent. consfield, Grosl':e Pointe Park turn gol: pro because he dldr t the noon to 7 o!clock party. Ferrand, France. ter of MR. and MRS. HENRY ETT KINSEY. hood'League's own l\listletoe Madness Booth is the place ~d~~~~b~,4M~~lre~~~~~~~ro~d. I * *, * ,------to head for these) • . . vm" Gr~s~~ Pomte F!lrms, will I Participating in talent shows I MR. and MRS. JOHN ALtN I I * * ... Thirty.one shops, 17 "old," 14 new, will be repre. be exhIbiting at the Scar~b to be given at Marygrove Col- SFIRE, of Hal'per. Woods, an-I Clu~" 217 Farnsworth, Detrolt'liege at 8 o'clock Sunday and th birth. f th. f t sented at the ,1969 Mart in the Veterans' .Memorial. durmg a month.long art. ex. nounce e 0 elr Irs I liit>'t . Tuesday, September 28 and 30, child JOHN ALAN' SFIRE JR i It's Ii thi'ee-day:,~~qair beginning Tuesday, October 21, 1 • to raise money for a Martin Lu- ' "", .. ,,.:., : . at 5,in ~he evefling and continuing until 8 that night. The two, members of the Ither King !icholarship of $1000 September 19. Mrs. Sfue IS the I ~'Hours, ,Wednesday, October 22, are 10 to 8 o'clock. staff of Smith, Hinchman & are PATRICIA M. CHARGOT, fo;:mer LESLIE BECKEN-[ Thursday, October 23, the Mart opens again 'at 10 and Grylls Assoeiates, Inc., Detroit- daughter of MR. and MRS. HAUER, daughter of MR and I closes-:-~c;>r t~e.>,ear-at 5 o'clock. . ' based architectural, engineer'I-'-~ I 1fS',$E,.QDJotgd ~by the Planned Parenthood League ing .and planning organization, of Detroit, Inc.,' asa benefit for Planned Parenthood's are among 27 members of the firm whose, paintings, drawings, I (Continued on Page 20) print.making, crafts. sculpture: and photography were selected I .. 'following "Punctilio 600," a, private showing at the firm's', office for a public showing at f1L, the Scarab Club by, portrait I painter J a s e p h Maniscalco, I chairman of the Club's Arts ! and Exhibit Committee. ! . Speaking of the showing, Mr. This 111 a lIilly. ,Maniscalco said. "It has pleas- i ed the Scarab Club to observe ')he can't do a thing with hcr hair. Not a' ti,ttrig. Il's 'a trend in recent ~lears where, urly where it should be straight and straight where it in Detroit companies have en. should be curly. She has a big thing on for tonight. ,couraged art exhibits within And no time for the hairdresser. And she hates helOclf. their own organizations. A show I of this caliber should have fur- Now, isn't that a silly? When one little well-planned ther exposure to the public. wig would solve the whole thing. A wig can duplicate Therefore the. Club is happy your own hair style exactly •. Or, b<: a total change. to invite the employes of Smith, Whichevcr. A wig is always thcre. On tap. Ready when Hinchman & Grylls to- exhibit their work to the puliUc for an you aren't. And just terrific. Interested? Then sce liS. extended period of time." Wc'll see that a smart girl like you is ncver a silly again. The show wi!l be held from Monday,. October 6, through Friday, October 31. and is Bart Edmond ,l Beauty Salon open to the public without DOWNTOWN charge, daily except Saturday GROSSE POINTE WOODS 213 i6 Mock Ave. 45 E. ADAMS ; and Sunday, from 10 a,m. to 886-6060 WO 2-112 :4 p.m, A~HE SIGN O~E MERMAID 75 KERCHEVAL on the HILL. Grosse Pointe. TU 2-1610 AfJ fime ' ..,orife h, Kimlter', The soft, easy suit, is the perfect answer for town or travel and the new emphasis on femininity Dacron chevron knit with ridges . of purling around neck and wrists and down ~: the front of jacket. Solid-color shell top, Buttons dyed to match, Green jewel, Star , and Marina blues. 8 to 16. \ ... - ...... <,. We are opening our brand nelO \ store in Somerset Mallon 'fues- day, October 7th. \ Porcelain ~nomel on steel, in red, yellow , " Or green with while interior. 2 Qt. fondue Jht shops of lt THE COMPLETE pot with teak finrsh handle and knob, jlJ Block steel stand with alcohol burner. I!~ Teak finished wood troy holds set of 3 K.rchnal An., at Fish.r Raed FONDUE •••• $17 eight 9" stainless steel fondue forks with Wallol\.J'i~tce colorful (assorted) tips on wood handles. Pltrlch and Judll Block Fondue plates also avoiloble; Kercheval at Sf, Clair Grosse Pointe 550 N. Woodward Birminghlm • l,;:, 1\ U ~ ~ C r V 1 1"6 I C 1'4 t W ~ Society News Gathaved from All of the Pointes J Mrs. Fredrick H)fltohn Miss Edwards Wed In East Set Fontbonne Miss Standley Says Marguerite Strong Edwards, ,for his brother and Stanley Meeting Oct. 1 daughter of Mrs. William C. 'Fisher, of New Britain, Conn., Loud, of St. Thomas, V.I., and William Ames an Albert Ellner The regular monthly meeting Vows To F.H. Brohn Allen F. Edwards, Jr., of Mor., ushered. of the Fontbonne Auxiliary of oss road, was marr!ed Satur. Mter a reception at Brook. St. John Hospital will be held day, September 20•. 10 Ea~ton, lawl! Country Club the COllple JOt b Newlyweds to Live in Detroit While Bridegroom Conn., to Gerard LoUIs.Phillippe Ileft for a vacation in Europe. next Wedne& ay, coer I, at Completes Ph.D Studies at Wayne Michaud, son. of Dr. and Mrs., The bride is a graduate of the 2 o'clock in the Hospital follow. State University i Gerard N. ?>hchaud. of Marble. University of Michigan and her in,5(mass in St. John's St. Ed. < head, Mass. . husband is an alumnus of Mid- ward Chapel at noon for all st. Joan of Arc Church was the setting for the Tbe ceremony was solemnized dlebury College in Vermont. Auxiliary members. Saturday, September 13, wedding of Margaret Sue Stand- at 4 o'clock in the Parish of ------" ------ley and Fredrick H. Brohn. They will make their home Christ Church, Easton, by The ~' " ~ in Detroit while the bridegroom complete his Ph.D. Reverend Kenneth H. Kinner. -.r-r-~ sturtles at Wayne State University. The bride, who Is a gra':ld- . ~,,"\:. " ' • - - - ..~ .. Parents of the couple are:~------I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hor- L..J-, 111111111 Mr. and Mrs. W. Karl: were scattered in their hair. I ace D. Strong, of Fairfield, AJzJzounC'''JZ' (Y . . Standley, of Aline drive, Best man. was Kurt Braden. I Conn" was given in marriage .',,, 6 • •• and William H. Brohn, of burg. of Rlchmond, Va.. and by her father. Flint, and the late Mrs. ushers w~~e John Macklem and I' Marie Mitchell's NEW BOOK Brohn Mark Pomer. She wore ,an Edwa'rdian style . . The bride's mother WOle an organza gown, designed with a "Advanced Decoupage" A rec(;phon at the Sheraton Iice blue silk dress styled with finely tucked bodice. a high liluslroled 40-page Monuol 1I~otor Inn foUowed ~he 10 a jewelled neckline. Her cor. . Photb by Bradford Bachr~chInec~llne, long. full .sleeves and ~ Outlines, eosy-ta-follow text _ -{1' o clock ceremony at \Yhlc~ T~e sage was fashioned of blue cym. The engagement of BARB. a slightly belled skirt., : Rev~rend Harry S. Ben)amm bidium orchids. I • GESSO presided. A~A STEELY LAITNER and Her headdress was a cap of I • WORKING WITH GLASS Mlchae!. Jerry Anlal, Jr., has antique Rosepointe lace used in • REVERSE PAlNTING Chanlilly lace and clusters of Plan Welcome been announced by her !Jare~ts, i her ,maternal grandmother's • SCULPTURED PRINTS seed pearls trimmed the bride's Mr: and Mrs. Robert F~ederlck I weddmg gown and sl!e carried • VUE d'OPTIQUE A line silk organza gown. Her • COLORING PRINTS Laltner, of Gran~ MaraIS ~oul~-1 a bouquet of garden,ian and floor length illusion veil feU Wagon Brunch • PEARL HiGHLIGHTING ,vard. A late sprmg weddmg IS stephanotis. I from her mother's ,lily-of.the. HOW dt Mitchell Decoupage (enhH, 16111 Mock Ave., Detroit. planned. : M Ed d M . 0f valley wedding crown and she The .Iext regular meeting of II . I rs. war eler, Trav. $~O at Hudson's alld most decoupalle, ~II~ carried a Colonial bouquet of the Welcome Wagon Club of . Both the brlde-eleet and her I erse Ciiy, served as matron of white Sweetheart rl)ses, orange Gro~se Pointe will be a brunch fiance, son of Mrs. Carolyn ~c_ honor and Marcia Day was blossoms and stephanotis. sessIOn at the Grosse Pointe Adam Antal, of Scotch IPlaIDS, bridesmaid In A line frocks accented with I N.J., and Michael Jerry Antal, Peter Mi~hllUd b' t War Memorial Thursday, Octo. 0f Torrance. Calif., are begin- was es man ~~~~ lace cuffs and dickeys were ber 2, at 11 o'clock, _ honor attendant Virginia Hub- 1I ning graduate work at Harva~d I ReservaUons for the meeting University, thl.s fall and are as well as the Army's CRREL -- ---~' ~'------, ----.--- barth and bridesmaids Mrs. I must be made by Tuesday Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, September members of Phi Beta Kappa. Award for achievement in Thomas Casselman, of Flint, morning, September 30, by call- Shoe Salon ~ 13, in Sf. Joan of Arc Church were MARGARET SUE She was graduated from Science and Military Leader- the bridegroom's sister, and ing Mrs, William Atkins, 881- I Constance W hit e. Patricia S~ANDI:EY, daughter of the W. Karl Standleys, of Grosse Pointe ,High School and Ship in ROTC. He received his 2952, or Mrs. Paul Sage, 773- Alme drive, and Mr. Brohn, son of William H. Brohn Reichling, the bride's cousin, 4147. with honors in French from degree summa cum laude, with was junIor attendant. of Flint, and the late Mrs. Brohn. ' Wellesley College where she highest distinction in Physics At the club's last regular was a Durant Scholar. She and high distinction in Mathe- The color oNhe honor maid's meeting September 18 the Birth- dress was lime green. The day Cup was awarded to Mrs. studied at the Sarah Lawrence _m_a_ti_c_s. _ Kercheval at St. Clair bridesmaids and junior attend. W. A. Drexel, the fresh floral Wonzun's Club Officers Nalned Summ~r School in Florence, ant wore peach. Flowers and centerpiece to Mrs. M. J. Haw- Italy. Jf1 1967 and Bryn Mawr's leaves matching their bouquets ley. Heading the new Board for mittees in~lud'J Mrs. Backoff, Institut d'Etudes Francaises at the Grosse Pointe , Woman's progr.am', ~l'M. r5. Winckler, mem- Avignon, France, in 1969. If it', from Wright Kay, It's Distinctive Club's 1969.70 year are presi- bershlp; ~Mrs. Lawrence E. dent Mrs. yene L. Whims, first Holmes, social, assisted by Mrs. 'fhe prospective bridegroom is Andiamo vice.president :\Irs. Charles H. Joseph Monterosso; and Mrs. a graduate of Dartmouth Col. Backoff and second vice.presi- Bewley D. Prieslman, hospi- lege where he was a I Rufus It's that time of year dent ~lrs. Robert G. Winckler. taIity. Jm' Choate Scholar and the recip- ' " ient of two academic 'citations again when a'ntique Promotion Recording secretary is. Mrs. 0 ther"c ittee.!l are headed I Stuart Mickelthwaite, corres- by the ~r~s~ames Alexander J. minded people ponding secretary is - Mrs. King, Thomas J. Pearsall, CHf. Woman's Club sometimes find the Charles Bick and treasurer is. ford Cardwell. Henry D. Lamp- perfect thing for a Shoe and Matching Bag Mrs, Andrew Bremer, : man, Martin Linder, Edward D. Chairmen of standing com- Trowbridge, Herman Ruete, Sid- Programs Slated Christmas gift, ______ney DeBoer;.W.alter Hallenbeck suc4 as small items and Austin Wheatley. . The BrIdge Group of the in silver, bronze, Both $2500 1. l\,I'rs. Ralph E. Glahn serves Grosse Pointe Woman's Club copper and brass, ceramics by Sylvia Ias editor o.f.. the Club's Newslet-.. has scheduled Its first meeting I ter, Mrs. Dallas E. Newkirk as' of the 1969-70 season next Wed- iron Or fine prints, I parliamenta~n. and hislorian. nesday, October 1, in the porcelains and glass. i : Mrs. Fred n,'\Roberts is in Grosse Pointe War Memoriai's ,charge of pho raphy. Josephine Gregory Room. : All carefully chosen Delegate to t'- ~ederallon of Planning the sessIon are Mrs. items. Available in: WomelJ's Clubs Is Mrs. Robert Martin Linder, bridge chair~ Kazmarek. _. Delegate to the man, assisted by Mrs. David It pleases us to have Grosse Pointe Council for Bet. Gardiner, Mrs. Fred E. Matzke, callers come and look. ler Literature for Youth is Mrs. Mrs. Jack Lefebre and Mrs. W. Navy with Red HAND-IN-HAND DIAMONDS;I- Lawrence ,E. Holmes. R. FrizzelL Represe~iative}o the Grosse I Reservations must be made The Mitchell's Black/Grey Heads together, hand-In-hand, young Pointe Gatden Fenter is Mrs. not later than Saturday. Sep. Antique Shop couples learn what their grandparents John H. Carter; i tember 27, .by calling 8865769. Green/Blue found long ago--the extra brilliance wis Kavan,ih, of Kensing- I :rhe bridge Group will not meet of a Wright Kay diamond costs no ton road, ,,i~:, the recipient of m November. 17331 MACK the most. recent Women's Club The Club's Discussion and more. This marquise, for instance Achievement Award. Loili, who Garden Group will sponsor a (between Neff and SI. Clairl set in 14-kt. white gold, -$325. ' Iranked 12th in a class of 1,031 tour to the' Henry Ford ~luseum TU 2.4724 Phone 885-5515 ,students at Grosse Pointe South with luncheon at Dearborn Inn Specials orders now I High School. where she earned Wednesday, October 8. for Christmas i slightly better than. an ~ aver- Members and gU\l~ls are to. ------! age due to participation m board a bus leaving the War Sylvia's Arts '~ Antiques i Honors course~. has decided to Memorial parking lot at 9:30 enter Con"ordla Luth()ran Col- o'clock. Further information ,WriGht Kay 19869 Mack nr. Huntington .I lcge, Ann Arbor. and tour reservations may be Gross. Pointe WOOdS' . obtained by calling rMs. E. D. I 17051 Kercheval in Gr:l5Se Pointe, Open Thurs. & Fri. 'til 8:30. .A winner seldom finds fault Trowbridge, a85-9299. or Mrs. I 1500 Woodward, Northland & Birmingham. Convenient Accounts. ______. ~~h._t~~efe~e_e~s __~ll:'~~~.:._ William _Alhre~t, B86.J~~B._ i TBEY~VE ARRIVED DEAR PAT, gef~rous THE Up.DATED , < , Zoome~ i~,to ~aguardia on the "Have you finished your dinner, ma'am. we re landmg flIght T~e s~w,!rdess p~litely snatched my tray away so that ~ could re!ax and enJoy clrcll.ng the field for an hour. It's very strange,' ert"t,ic SHIRT SHIFTS bu~ I m the kind oC claustrophobic that doc.- not mind being sealed up in a Jet so long as the schedule is main,tained-BUT-I do panic (mild term for glassy:eY~:1 starf. frothing at. mouth) when I am so near yet so far A painting , " • soon after you possess it from terr" flrma. Vi ha~ seemed lIke nine days penance later we were ai- 99 lowed t!l.depla~,e. the pilot w.as l!t the exi.t whistling an Elmo Tanner kind 10 to $20 of r~ndltl.on of Come Jose~hlne In my flying machine." I was torn between , • . it will possess you kiSSing hllp ~oun~ly for paYII.lgattention in his "Circle the Field for an hour" class or killing 111mfor putting me through that torture. Due to pet:petual over-crowded conditi~ns we departed as we did in the olden. days-without shelter of caterpillar-right out into a downpour. I let a smtle be my ul1'!brella and found that nOf very satisfactory. It mattered not-I wa.s wearing. my McWrLLIA~1S.MANDEL GO EVERYWHERE SPLASHY DESIGNS C:0AT• ThiS garment IS so ~uper ,fantastic [or weathcr protection and trim flt.-I absolutely love bucklin!! f!11.nearound mI'. Never hal'e I owned any- th!ng that made me look so posllJ"ely slcnder in my life. Double bnnus for IN BANLONS, thiS gal now that she's gained all this contentment weight. NYLONS. AND I. am enclosing swatches of the two colors in wbich coat is done. Make certain MARYANN (Mrs. art), PRIS (Mrs. Posselious. ROSE (1\1,5. Adams) PRINT ACETATES and PATI:Y (Mrs. ~arollo) arc aware o[ them. You know how thry pout and carry .?n If we don t keep thc,:" abreast of c.verything pertaining to "their . , . A VARIETY stock .. A~ you know, the c0;BtIS constructed In military fashion duplicatin" a soldier s trench. coat, Wlt~ snappy, huckle detail at e1trrnocket~ and epalette. My f~vo~lte Is manne green but it's equally at 'lHention in Ian OF LONG SLEEVE Each comes With ItS own Doughboy hat and ,can be completed with ruck: sac~ and umhrella to match .. For the avant-garde thl! irlentital rainco'lt will STYLES IN A arr';Y.e about ~~toher 15th In MAXI length with an army hlanket linin~ -by John Kellll' (90 Ie wool. 101< acrylic). Cozy warm for football game~. The shorf coat is FINE ASSORTMENT $50.00, the long $70,00. ' The generous Critic of Grosse Pointe Back to confusion at its {inesl-when finally T wa~ aille to sidle up to would like to give you the opportunity OF SMALL OR the. wlleel of fortune for my.luggage. I di~covered that the hotd.up was due ent,relr 10 one Val-~a~-mlne:-:-that emcrged from the tunnel of love in to possess this beautiful oil painting, Of LARGE PRINTS a verllcal ~reeeh posillon and Jammed the works. I didn't consider it the to make an alternate selection from the Icast hit faIr that eve~yone was an!10y.cdwith me-and that's exaclly what I told them as I shinnied up the spIDnlng top to dislodgc it. mally fine works now in our gallery ... enjoy the drama and importance of fine art. See how an original makes its Best love. presence felt. Opening Soon, Sornerwt Mall, JO Troy, Michigan Visit the "GENEROUS clune" at 17000 K.rcheval BIRMINGHAM SOMERSET MALL Comer Notr. Dame, In the Village 1,01 Townsend Trey or call 885.9'55 8ROSSE POINTE FARMS ANN ARBOR 76 KercnG vol 529 E. l.iDlrty Hou,s: Opl!n 7 do~ pl!r week to serve you. Mon" Tues,. Weds, I I o,m. 10 6 p,m. Thursday and Friday, 1 I a.m, 10 9 WESTGATE WOODVIllE MAll touch of elegance Tcledo Toledo p.m, SOl, 11 a,m, 10 6 p,m, Sun, 2 p.m. to 5 p,m. 63 k"d1mf • ell",lal fttlt,.. lIulldll'lS • grosIe pointe farms • 886.3781 , f " • Thursday, September 25, i969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women by the President 'of the United Rowland. Aaron COl)lall~_~it~_Sy"'phony States for service in peace- University Singers I H?Il,!r;Symphony WOl1ilen Um e," in 1964. Weds In IllInoIs Aaron Copland will conduct 1930. His Third Symphony won .. b the Detroit Symphony Orches. the New York Music Critics Rowland Lowe Hall, Jr., who Bus.y T I.S Octo er I tra for the first time this Thurs. Circle Award in 1946. of S~rir g~~~Igi't.aut~~~ Coming October 11 taught during the past school :day and Saturday. September The author of four hooks he SIDY, of Touraine road, has h i year at Brownell Middle School, 25 and 27, in Ford Auditorium. has lectured extensively on enrolled as a freshman in the Pop~lar Gr~up" Wi!) Open New Season of "Light.er claimed Susan Louise Puder as -- .---.-- ! Both concerts will be at 8:30 tour, at the New School for 105th session of Ottaw" Uni. SIde of Life Series of Parties and Entertainment his bride Saturday, August 9, Firr.t Luncheon Meeting of thhe SeasSonhfodr 01 drganization I o'clock. I to~ial ~~search and at Harvard versity, Ottawa, Kans. • 'al Center in the Winnetka Congregational Supporting Detroit Orc el'tra c e u e Next . I The concerts will include. mvers! y. ------..------at Memorl Ch h W' tk III h d AT' b 15 I some of Copland's o\vn compo: He has conducted more than N . hbo h d CI b . urc, Inne a, . T urs ay; rea ea IS °do er I sitions. "EI Salon Mexico" and! 30 major orchestras in Europe etg r 00 u . . Season Seven or-Grosse poi~t;"V'ar Memorial Asso. She is the daughter of Mr.----.-- .. --.- , 1 as well as the Boston Sym FENCING clatIon's popula. r "LI'ghter 51'de of Li.fe" serl'es begl'ns and Mrs.. Rolandk Walter. h Puder, Two early. OctoberG Pevents. are bcurrentlyf th engrossingW i on"QuietSeptemberCity" will25'be performed"Inscaoe'" I pony,h New York Ph'lhI armomc.. S~turday evenmg! O~tober 11, when the University of Wlnnet a. He IS t e son of the attentIon of rosse omte mem ers 0 e omen's '11 PI' Q' t 'n S p 1 and other American orchestras. CLASS . Smg.ers .of the. Umverslt.y of Wisconsin pel'form in Fries the ~owlJ.nd Lowe Halls, also Association for the Detro;t Symphony Orchestra. .;1 .re 2;ce me I y on e 'l ('opland received the Presj. AudItorIum prIor to theIr appearance on the Ed Sullivan of WInnetka. and grandson of! The locale for the group"s ,;;.------emoer . . I dcntial :Medal oC Freedom, Register at 17150 Waterfoo: Show and their 1970 Tour o.f Europe. Dr. ~nd Mrs. Frank J. Sladen,' first luncheon meeting of hoped that this series will gain The rest of f.~e program will, "highest civil honor conferred or Call TU 5-4600 . of Lmcoln road. th 196970 e Son next' II ve 100 b f feature Roussel s Symphony No. 1--- - ..------.------Andy Williams, who is an'~ " . .! A reception ~t the Westmore- T:ursda • O~t~b:r 2 may i ~~~ ~us; Symnpe~~n;_~~pp~:te:s~3 and ~a~,el's "Le Tombeau de I If it's from Wright Kay, it's Distinctive honorary member of the dlanapohs Symphomc Choir and' land Country .Cluh follo~ed the y, Bl .. 1 - ' Hills lorganization whose efforts in. COllperm. , Maenneschoir, he excited the 3:30 o'clock ntes at which The be the oom11e d. . I elude fund.raising el'ents mus- Copland. born in Brooklyn in I University Singers, states attention of Metropolitan Opera Reverend. Paul Allen, as&isted Coun~ry Club-but It Will ic education social affai;s with 1900, is one of America's best I that they are the finest personalities which led to his by the bridegroom's unele. The pr~chcal1y be. a Grosse music orientation the seliing of ,known composers. He was the group of young people he being Choral Director of Ball Reverend Mar~~s B. Hall, of POInte p~oductlOn. : concert tirkel~. public relations i fir~t composer ~owi~ a Gugge~. has heard in a long time- State before being grabbed by Stowe, Vt.. offiCiated. Mrs. PIerre V,. H~ftl"r. of and promotion in behalf of the i h.elm Fellows.hlp. HIS CO~POSI' a statement with which any- the University of Wisconsin. The newlyweds have. returned B'lckinl!ham road, I~ In ch:lrJ~e i Detroit Or~hestra. i t~ons were first heard In the one who has heard the " . . , " f~om a New Ha~llpshlr~ vaca~ 10f arranllements. Mrs. Theo. . . .! Umted States at aL~ague of! grOup will' heartilv concur. ~e. LIghter SI.de of Life ; ~lOna!1d are makmg their h~me dore W. Berends'lhn. of lI'lrbnr i ASSIStingMrs .TewellWIththe Composers c~>ncert in 1924 in J s~r!es IS ~rankly ~Imed at 'pro. In Winnetka where the brlde- Hill of reservations and name' plans and arran~ements for Ihe Nell' York City. They are well groomed, clean vl~mg ~omters wIth. a dehght. g~oom is teaching at New Trier ,tal!~ and Mrs. Winfield S. Je. October 15 tea are Mrs. Henry The Symphony for Orchestra, shaven young men in cardinal fu. y enjoyable ev~mng where High School. :well. Jr .. of Washington road, deSegur Lauve. Mrs. Joseph .J. his first orchestra piece to be blazers and grey slacks and no one has to strain ~o say he ---__ !of hostesses. Marshall, Mrs. Bernard Whit. performed, was premiered in beautiful young women in white has had a wonderful time. Pro. CINDY SZADY, daughter of ,'" ley. and Mrs. Carl M. Weide. ------.... -- .. dresses and red shoes who sing, grams are entertaining. whole. MR. and MRS LEOPOLD T The latter .s.commMlttee'RvlllbInt' man. Mrs. Albert S. Crawford I rs swing and play the kind of some, and of 'high quality. SZADY of Len~on avenue ha~ clu.de. 10;,ahl1es . Id .,.. °L"r of Birmingham is over.ali . '.. ' Kaiser" rs. Arno I. un. h' ' music audiences from six to 106 These are dressy evenmgs returned to the Umverslty of I' . , St r s c aIrman for the Area Teas. tlJoroughly eUJ'oy.In addition to which begin with cocktails in Miehigan where she 'VI'U re Itershausen, Mrs. er mE{. _ PARENTS clubs or one of Grosse Pointe's h d ti t' . Sanford and Mrs. Clarence J. popular tunes, folk, dixieland, .. . sume er u es as execu lVe. Williams E Piano-Organ and .even some barber shop, the ~arger homes .. Dmner IS served yice:president of the collegiate '. LIZABETH BLAKE, daugh. exciting performance features m the MemOrial's Crystal Ball. I Panhellenic Association. Program chaIrman Mrs. Rob. tel' of MR. and. MRS. JOHN J. lessons in your home, trumpets, trombones, sax, gui. room prior to the performances. 1------.,ert J. Crossen, of North Re. BLAKE, of Lochmoor boule. . d d Th' '..'. naud road, has enlisted The • Send for list 01 registered taI's, pianos an rums. ey Inclu~ed ~ th.e serle~ With Ipar!les, three ~in!1ers and three Pointe's own talenl.ed concert vard. is studying this semester also Will friends for serious the UD1V~fS1ty.Smgers IS Bob perfor,mances I~ )ust $30. Single ianist Ruth (Mrs. Walter) in Ansembourg. Luxembourg. i teachers associalicn, ~!@/~ music in their expertly done ~rosby With hIS band and show I complete evemngs. a~e $12.50. ~urczvk to l!ive a mini. concert She plans to return to Mercy semi.classical numbers. I.n concert followed, by a d.ance There are a very hmited Dum. for th'e occas'lon. 0 NOW - $30 to $100 SAVINGS N b College to continue working to. 60 3 Eastlawn The University Singel's are In' the Ballroom. on ove.m er ber of performance only seats. • , All of Gorham's sterlin~ patterns (in- directed by Professor Donald 2O and The Prmceont Trlang Ie . Total capacity is 450 so all are d:rs'.: Burczyk ' a Women. s As. ward her Bachelor of Science Detroit, Mich. 48213 22 Neuen, favorite pupil of Rouert Show on December 29. urged to make their reserva. socl~tlon member, Will play degree in Nursing. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I cluding the favorites shown above) now ., . 'I . "Anoso" by Bach "Toccllta" :::::;==:::;=====~I Shaw.______As director of the In. The entJre senes of cocktal! Itlons early. bPIy ou enc, "Noct'urne In. D FIat at never-before-like-this savings, through Major" by Chopin and "Ril!o. Oct. 4, at Wright Kay. Phone 885-5515. J Oil ;letto Paraphrase" by Verdi. Y JfIill Find Prices start from (according to pattern): 1 Liszt. i Mrs. Thomlls V. LoCicero. of REG. NOW SAVE :Three Mile drive. president of HELEN • JAMES • GERRIE Four Pc. Settings 211.181. $ 30. . the Women's Association. will. at Eight 4.Pc. Settings 422. 357. $ 65. :officiate at the business meet. Twelve 4-Pc. Settings 633. 533. $100. ; inlt which .will be sandwiched . between 11 :30 o'clock cocktails. Vito &,John Hair Fashions 12:30 o'clock lunch and the mus. j):'-'~ 1I ial proi[ram. ~~",K~RCHEVAL ON THE HILL Wright Kay The Women's Association will hold its 1969 Grosse Pointe 886-3730 886-3731 17051 Kercheval in Grosse Pornte, Open Thurs. & Fri. 'til 8:30. Area Tea for new members at 1500 Woodwurd, NortHond & Birmingham. Convenient Accounts. the Lochmoor boulevard home ------.------.------of Mrs. Ray W. MacDonald on IWednesday. October 15. at 2. o'clock. Mrs. Winfield S. ,Tew. ell. Jr., will be chairman of the Ievent. ! I Last year the Women's As- i sociation launched the Area Tea is pleased t.o (mnOU;lce ,Ile (IPJJoint.ment as i concept and invited each mem- ! ber in several different com. Regional Admissions Director .of J. Edward I munilies to attend her hcal lea i and bring' along one or more Lupien, 15812 JTlindmillPointe Drive, Grosse Ifriends who would like to join Point.e Pnrk, lt1ichigmi 48230, (Illd the open- i the organization. : The efforl was so successful ing of an admissions office for the state of : that the Women's Association was given at the June meeting Michigan (If 2120.1 lt1(lck Avenue, Grosse of the National American Sym. : Pointe JTloods, Michig(1Il 48236, telephone phony Orchestra League in At. ' lanta. the Golden Baton Award number (313) 886-5170. for the most imaginative mcm. bership promotion. ,The 1969 teas. all scheduled for Octflber. are being held in -Desert Rose 16.95 Birmingham, Bloomfield, Deal'- born, Grosse Ile and Delrolt, as About World Academy •• well as Grosse Pointe. It is World Academy foreign programs provide an excellent ANNUAL EVENT balance of study and travel, giving students a richly re- warding summer as well as academic credit in their home FRANCISCAN EARTHENWARE 16-PIECE STARTER SET SALE schools. The Academy offers thirty-eight different courses in secondary and college level programs with travel in as 1695' 95 many as seven foreign countries. A qualified American 18 educator serves as Adviser to each group of approximate- Regularly 21.95 Regularly 23.95 ly ten students. -', Now through October 4... save on famous Franciscan earthenware, hondcrof!ed World Academy has become one of the largest study and D'you travel schools in the world, dnd enjoys the fastest' growth KnollV patlerns designed and mode in California for modern daY' rate in the field. The Academy's size makes possible sub- rha".? living. Chip-resistanl and stantial saving~ in travel, meals and campus facilities, reo by Paul Schweitzer suiting i~ the finest quality program at a very low cost. colorfast, it can be sofely used Shakespeare's claim that. "FAT PAUNCHES HAVE LEAN PATES", may have have been a slip of the pen. oven and dishwasher. We' would welcolue inquiries fronl Some of .edilcators, parents, or students rela. presour beefieri dents ~' - Each set includes four scem to •. " have heen -, tive to our 1970 schools either by quite brainy , each of dinner plate, despite ~ / . phone or luaH. Shnply fill out the their hulk. ~ - .u And w e ~ nE"c. bread and butter plate, have had ~oupon below for cOlnplete illforlna- them portly! 250 Ibs. of Grover Clevcland . . . Wil. lion. liam McKinley wei~hing in cup and soucer. Not at 200 plus . . . And what about the champ of them all!? . . , William Howard shown: Tulip Time, f/"I'I ,I ••• I'"'''' II ....II I"'" I'" 11...... 1.1 II" ...... 1...... II" II .... II" 1...... 1..II" ..... I' II" ..... II" II ....11"'1 Tart-at 339 lhs.! He was so big around the middle, that a new White i MAIL TO: House balhtuh had to be in. and Pebble Beach. MR, J. EDWARD LUPIEN, REGIONAL ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR stalled. The regular one I being so inadequately small. WORLD ACADEMY SOREIGHN STUCH AND TRAVEL PROGRAMS that on occasion, the Presi. Serving pieces in ecch dent had to call out for help 21203 MAC~ AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICH. 481.36 -because. he was stuck in it. poNern also ovailable, Please send me additional information (no obligation) i rela- Which rem i n d s us - . there's nolhinll limited in the . tive to World Academy's 1970 summer programs • cooperation YOll Itet from SCHWEIT?ER REAL ES. Madeira 18.95 . TATE in do~in!( a Real : Full Name . Estate transaction . . . Ex. pert. efficient service with a . Street . . City Zip . pro~rcssive I' e a I t Y . . . (I' . SCHWEITZER REAr, Fft'i. TATE, 21300 Mack Ave ...... School . Subject Student or Teacher . PHO" E: 886.4200, and 18530 I . Mack Ave. , .. PHONE: 886. 1270 . . . Grosse Pointe ... Phone Number . Woods. . PHONE: 8864200 Jacob SonS il'" ••• 11.11 II" II II" III ''1''''.''''' '.1" III II "" nit .., II ." II II" II "" "' 11.1 II" n"" or 886.1270 HOME DECORATIVE SHOP Page Eighteen G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S ThursdaYt September 25, 1969 Society News Gathe,;ed from All of the Pointes ander Weiner. Howard Smith, EDWIN KRIEGHOFF, son of I W' d' P b · iSoutheastern's NED KRIEG HOFF, of Merri . l . weather road, has entered Gar den Center PaYS,~~~~~e*-~rcik~:\;~K:~~~~i~100 s res yterlan !Reunion Oct. 18 Ripon College, Ripon, Wis. CURRENT ADVICE Honors for Efforts ~:I~;~~Pii~::K~:£~~~~:iRummage Sale Set~t~~~~6J::::l;.F,~Be cautious at school cross. _ John Von Hagen, A. J. Larkin" vited to gatha for their 20.yeal' ings - give our children their right.of.way to a long life. . FaIi is ,harvest -ti-m-,e-fo-r.-th-e-G-ros,se P,ointe Gard.en i kCI.enCsi.lWatson and C. B. Caul. " :Mesdames Earl Nelson~ F~~-dOlmsted and Richard reunion dinner.dance in the d j Cafpusel B a II roo m Saturday Center. BesIdes the satisfactIon of cultIvatmg pro uctlve Winners of blue ribbons in the' I Johns General Co-Chairmen of 28th evening. October 18. The party Neighborhood Club ;,..ardens top participants in the Center's Horticultural.. A I TOE t '11 be' 'th 6 30 0'I k IUMBLING Znd Bonsai Show receive ribbons for their prize entries Bonsai Show were the Mes. i : nn_u_a w_o_-_a_y__ ven ;;cial ~~~/~iCk~ts: are ~~~o . Or (lnd garden clubs receive awards for successes in the dames E. N. Langbauer. Monte ! Harbinger of fall in The Pointe even as frost on the h GYMNASTICS plants they've ventured in the Trial Gardens at the Edelen. Remington Purdy and: :pumpkin is the annual Rummage Sale of the Grosse ea~e'servations and additional I Grosse Pointe War Memorial. H. L. Howard. : Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church. This year it will take information may be obtained by Register at 17150 Waterloo At the Merriweatherroad'~------Second prize red ribbons were place at the Church in Mack avenue October 3 and 4. calling 644.0081 or 886.2018. or Call TU 5-4600 h~eMMm~~~~~!~~~~n~mQ~w~,~u~~~M~am9~~. ~il~~llie~~d~d'l~------~------~ 'd 0 t b 3 t 11'45' pay~g annual dues of $3 For! II C. Watson, H. L. Howard. bl'agest I'n )",s field the Sale FrJ ay, coer , a . : . 'Lennard Klassen and Harold .. o'clock the Trial Gardens: this they receive instruction in: W. Bailey. Yellow ribbon win. celebrates its 28th birthday Awards Luncheon will be I' free workshops, enjoy free le~. ! ner~ included the Mesdames next month. I : . tures and may use the Center s ,Cecil C. Watson, H. R. Poppen, I It is a project of the Church gIven. )Jend~g library - to mention IJames Ogden and E. N. L,mg- Women's Association with all THE BRONZE DOO.R ,Presidents of local garden just a few membership advan. 'I bauer. 'I income used for the Associa. clubs, planters and judges will tages. . The Wednesday, October 15" be entertame. d by.. 'If s. Lowe, Respons.e was magn if'Icent a,t Workshop in the Garden Center tion's charitable and other Mrs, Stanley Dolega. Mrs. the HortIculture and BonsaI room of the War Memorial at M'!lking plans for a July wed. Church.related projects. HAS A NEW MANAGER Jierbert Schmitz and Mrs. Ivor Sbow staged in the Crystal Ball. 10 o'clock will feature William ding are ANN RACHEL CRo.1 Hours of. the 1969 Sale are I 1>. Harri>, Mrs. John Mulford, room of the War Memorial's Mihailuk. The subject will be ZIER and Douglas Lawrence, 9 to 8 o'clock Friday, October I president of the Garden Cen- F r i e s Auditorium Tuesday, Winterizing the Garden with Walker wbose engagement has I' 3. and 9 to 11 Saturday morn. tel', will be present too. September 16, despite a rainy Minimum Work through the Use been announced by her parents,. 0 t b 4 IVe are happy to introduce: At this time of year, Miss day. of Np.w Materials. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Cro.' mg. coer . Marie Louise Anderson, memo Among the 145 flowers, fruits, Mr. Mihailuk has ben in the zier. of Fair court. I .AIl kinds of merchandise wiII bership chairman since the vegetables and houseplants, gardening business for 32 years Miss Crozier is a senior in be featured: Clothing, hobby. Center was founded. is counting there were 48 blue ribbon win. and offers practical solutions Speech Therapy at the Univer. materials books records house. : her memberships and lacks a ners including entries of the to fall gardening problems, sit~ . of Mic~igan .were she is hold item's tOYS'. all 'high in ' Francois P. Martel De few of the 1.000she always Db. Mesdames Ledyard Mitchell, Mrs. Henry Walker is chair. affIliated WIth Sigma Kappa' ., .: I ta~s. Jr., Joseph A. Quasarano, Har. man of Workshops for the Cen. sorority. value and low In prIce. ! Rontaulnay known to his Pointe gardeners who wish to ley G. Higbie, M. Taylor, Alex. tel', Her fiance, son of Brigadier General co.chairmen are Mrs. i ------General and Mrs. Lawrence H. Earl Nelson, Mrs. Fred Olm. I Walker. Jr., of Camp Hill. Pa., stead and. Mrs. Richard Johns. customers and friends . is a senior in Aerospace Engin. Heading individual depart. , . . eering at the University of ments for the. Sale ure: Jewelry, F1\BULOUS. S~YINGS Michigan. He Is affiliated with Mrs. Frank Komerska; linen. as Pat Martel. ...H.....0.....N1X! 'Alphabard andT:lUBlade,Omega and Scab. Mrs. BernardRichard Clay;Piper; shoes,fumit1!re,Mrs. ; .l"- . • ------, Donald Koell; children's wear, A native ofFr~hces, Mr. Martel is .. anet. G..Peat Mrs. Martin Schnurr; house. THIS MONT J wares, Mrs. Thomas Clark; a graduate oft-he Hotel and Restaurant hats and purses, Mrs. James T o Say VOWS Fournier; ladies', wear, Mrs. School University of Denver, He has William Fredericks; "quality," Former Poin~ers Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edgar Hetherton; me~'s been manager of some of the finest Alexander Cranston Peat whl:' we_~r,..Mrs. Carl Asmus; 1m. . .' Igerle, Mrs. Frank Kaufman; private clubs in the country. 25%OFF now make theIr homem Hono. appliances, Mrs. Robert. Good. lulu. Hawaii. have announced Ihand; books, Mrs. Frad Tew; He will bring a subtle blend ,of the ON the engagement of their daugh-I ::nd toys. Mrs. William Shaffer. traditional French and contemporary ter, Jall~t Grace,' to Jack G.! Any contributions may -be I brought to the Church the week i American into the food service, wines WALLACE Jones, J , lion of Mr. and. Mrs. Iof the Sale . PI' ck.up servIce. will , Jack G.JJones, of Lexmgton, I be provided upon request .and and customer satisfaction of The Bronze Ky., and grandson of Mr. and I may be obtained by calling TU Mrs. E. payt.ppake, of Mineola: 4.6885, TU 4.4534 or TU 6'()710. Door. STERLING Farm, Lexington. ; The couplep!ans an October: 11 wedding in Lexington'!; Cen- i Ballet Dean T. Parker ~ tral Christian Church. I The bride. elect was graduat.1 President. Classes ..... , . '. " .....\...... :'~ :." ed from Grosse, Pointe High ~>,A.G.E .. ~I1ivislonf 3 GROSSI'; POlNTl: t THESE BEAUTIFUL THINGS A~~D LEARN A variety of butter bons, Meet and Chat With pecan rolls, fudges, nut CERRI omca and fniit~oandies, cara. II HOW SURPRISINGLY LITTLETHEY .IZii:.•• , ••,,~----("~-' ""'"bI BERNAT HOME DECORATOR A:It' 5s 9'_ ;;=-====. mels and jellies ... no CONSULTANT WHO WILL chocolate covered pieces. i COST TO MAKE! .SHOW YOU HOW AND TELL REALTORS Noire Dame YOU THE STORIES PR 1-2300 Pharmacy IDemonstration Monday, BEHIND ALL THE BEAUTIFUL MIMIEItS OF THE DITROIT AND OROSIE ~OINTI RIAL ESTATE IOARDS DESIGNS. 16926 KERCHEVAL Brlnch office. IJJ Sept. a.m. to p.m. "in the Village" I 29 -10 4 DETROIT - GROSSE POINTE - ST. CLAIR SHORES - FARMINGTON Prompt Delivery Service TU;5 ..2154 - 16115_ Mack_. _ _Ave.o. _~_D_ .. ..-. .'.'_r. Telephone: 881-5085 .. .- . •...... '& - .- _IW' f '\ Th~rsdoy, September 25, 1969 GRQ.S.SE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen . . . Woman 'sPage •• ' .• by, of and for Pointe Women Trowel, Erfor . mittee will provide bot mea~ Will Wed and refreshments at ''Le Pe~ Tue~dayMusicale. I:~:E:~J~:~.~::::II' Club To Walk aon ..Secours Cafe." GuHd Other Festival featurel ~ Board will pour and the musj. . Id . . be the Christmas Booth under . ..H. . R' ... t., cal interlude will be presented i A walking tour of Cranbrook's chairman Mrs. Michel Skaff, the ',0 o. . .e. .ce..p. lo.'n by pianist Bernice. Van Husen, : Public Gardens followed by Jewelry Booth with Mrs. Ray- T...... soprano. Jane Hersbon accom- Plans 'Fall Festival panied by Camella Ehrlich and luncheon at the Fox and Hounds mond Krause as chairman, Sur- is on the agenda for today's prise Packages chairmanned by Chairman. of OCtober 7 Afternoon Party is Mrs. Student League violinist .Gayna meeting of the Trowel anc;!Er- Imports from Italy, Poland and Switzerland to be Mrs. S. J. Marentette, Aprons Robe. rt H.. Opdv~e, of Fairwa, y ..Dr,ive', Ex" Mandelhaum with Joyce Hand. ror Garden Club. The ladies Featured at Fair with an International Thenie: with 'Mrs. Roderick }f~ . I . ler at the piano. d.epart from the Warren home G I .Ch • • U R d L . as chairman and a Paraphet'~ . ecuhve Board Members Will Pour . Tuesday Musicale's honorary of Mrs. Alfred Goolsby at 10:30 enera airman IS mrs.aymon alge .t'...... memb~rs are Mrs. Maurice nalia Department masterminded . D.et1'01 Tuesday M\1slcale, a. club for women musicians, DUme~nil, Mrs. Sixten Ehrling, o'ciock. i Bon Secours Hospital Guild will present an Autumn by Mrs. Hilton. : a club for .all w,omen who love music, a club of 500 Mrs. Frank W, Goldie, Miss ------:Festival F.riday, October 24, from 9 in the morning until members. opens Its 84th season with. a combin.ed associ- Dorothy James, Mrs. George Pointe Garden Center 9 in the evening at the Hospital's Science Hall. The Msgr,. Vismara Councd . ate mem~er!lhip and presidents' reception Tuesday, OC. W. Romney, Mrs., Joseph n. 51 t F II W k h Festival committee, under chairman Mrs. Raymond 5 h d I Styl Sh tober 7, m the Crystal Ballroom of the Grosse Pointe' Schl.otman and MISS Ruth S., a es a or sOPS Laige and co.chairman Mrs. Frank Hilton,' has planned c e u es . e. ow War Memorial frQm 1 to 3:30 o'clock. . Wylie. . The first in 3 scrics of fall an International theme. 0~------Monsignor ~ara Coune!! s Mrs. Robert H. Opdyke0~------I.' Reservatiol1. for mem~ers workshops will be held at the New ideas an.d crafts Rome and Florence. Poland will present a fall fashion show . of. Fairway drive. is chair- . and prospective n.ew assocIate Willi man of the d . P . t Mrs. Kenneth S. Person, of members are bemg accepted Detroit Garden Center in East be featured In all the and Switzerland have sent fine featuring clothes by Juliet.,~ thiS . J h n a~. am ers Bloomfield Hills, Tuesday Mus!. by Mrs. Joseph J. Shaheen, of Grand River avenue Wednes- boothS. assortments of ~rafts. as well evening, Thursday, September MIS. 0 n.vIT. Nelson and cale president, will.head the reo Yorkshire road, 882-0710, until day. October 1, from 10.in the Mrs. Peter Nowosielski is eO-I-'all at. prices designed to 25, at 9 o'clock in the Knights Mrs. Harry}. Chapman are ceiving line qf distinguished Sl!turday, October 4. morning until 2:30 in the after- ordinating the Import Depart- .tempt prUhristm. as shoppers. of Columbus Hall in Harper hostess chaIrmen.. .. Pltst-presidentsincluding Mrs: noon. ment with its Italian hand- The Games and Prizes De-. avenue, Harper Woods.. . lUes. Joseph J. Shaheen. and Frank W. Coolidge, Mrs. Walter .. I AdlJ:liss;on is $1 for members, worked linens brought back part is under the direction of Pointer Marge Hudson will l\ir~. Eugene' T. Ignasiak will J. (fessell (GiziSzanto), Mrs. St. PauI Stentsnil Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bri. $2 including.membership fee for. from Europe this summer by. Mrs. Joseph Leahy. The Guild's commemorate and Grosse regIster members and prospec- Albert S. Crawford (the re- .... gulio, of Stanhope avenue, are others. Participants are re- Mrs. Sophie Nowosielski and best chefs are lProducing their Pointe Farms' Junior Miss Ami . live new. associate members, cently . married former Mrs. P.Ian Actlvltzes announcing the engagement of quested to bring their own Kathhen, mother.in.law. and finest pastries, in~uding Hi:..bard will be among the Mrs. Kenard II. Johnston will Vernon L. Venman), Mrs. Wal. their da.ughteJ:, MARY ANN, sandwiches. Coffee and tea will daughter of the Imports' chair- cheesecakes and mllny varie- models. '. do the table decora~ions and do P. Handley, Mrs. Albert n. St. Paul's .. yearbook, the to Philip W. Sloan, S ,,' ;",~ .Opfionar. Dine-Around 6' Entertainment avai.lable Joyce A.]enzen for $120 .. Wed In South Joyce Adams'Jenzen became gmported elegance .Departures: Sept. 27-Nov. 1 and Dec. 6th: the bride of ,James A. Phillips at a Friday, September 5, cere- " ; monyin the Reformation Luth- eran Chu;ch, Savannah, Ga.' .• 5trass crystale::handeliers DAY' TRAVEL CO. She is the daughter of the Ashley B. Adamses, of Barclay • Wrought iron decors , roal1.. The bridegroom is the 'II••• ,.. BUD'DAY, PRESIDENT ..son of the James Phillipses, of • Curio cabinets Free Parking JacobSon6 ..tho y..... 16847 Kertfleval ~.t.\tlII,"~t. . Macon, Ga. The newlyweds are making '22301 Keiry Rid.' in the Village • • ,TU6..otll their home in Savannah where theA, ' ~ ~ the bridegroom. is. presently ~~; :; 722 SUNNINGDA.LE ROA.D Did you 'see our beautiful chandeliers aDd unusual swaq lites 7 '" 22301 Kelly Rd. Bet. 8 &- 9 Mile Rds. 773.4242 Super~ly designed gardens; well-arranged quarters Accomodations include: 3 Bedrooms (14'xI5') (14'xI4'5") (11'xI3'5") with 2% Bathrooms, Living Room (15'4"x20'), Dining Room (13'x13'4"). Family Room (15'5"xI9'), Screened Terrace (14'x20'). Let us mail you a floor pian; it's ex- teptionally convenient. There are 3 natural fireplaces, The house is only ]() years old, in excellent condition. lIIay we arrange an appointmcnt? Did you know Dimen$ioWl believed correct bItt not guaranteed Open Sunday 2;30.5;00 many of our chandeliers are one-of.a.kind? To The Grosse. Poil.le Public: Whether huying. or selling real property, you need the services of a 22301 Kelly Rd. realtor. In creating a real estate deaT, Realtor supervision offers ~de contacts Bet. 8 &- 9 Mile Rds. between buyers .and sellers, practical guidance on appraising and pricing 773.4242 all 50ftn.95s and light ••• our of proPerty, and the arranging of financial details. !\fost important of all, the Realtor provides the skilled, informed third tortoise-triM handbegs by Etr. party needed to bring to agreement two minds whose interests are natur. ally divergent. make a very pretty appearance Not all real estate broker:;- are "Rl'altors," but only active membcrs of constituent Boards of the National Association of Real Estate. Boards. in feather-!;oft cabrettaleather with ga1hered side. Have you seen md mock tortoise accents. Black, brown or navy, our beautiful bathroom accessories? A. Double tortoise handles on 11x8" bag. 22.0.0 M.mb" ,I G""" P,i••• R.. , E,"" R,,,d', o B. With tortoise and gold-tone trim. l1x7", 30.00 • Mulliple Listing System C, Tortoise-framed 11x7" bag. 27,00 Exclusive Agent ~2301 Kelly Rd. Bet. 8 & 9 Mil. Rds. 77i.4242 MAXON BROTHIRI.- .TU z-.sooo ~ A cOlluientloul pollcf •• k .. III 0... hlt.a, TO SERVE THOSE WITH DISCRIM1NA1'INGTMTES. 4 ..4 ..... 4}A 44 4* AP A _.a, .4 .. .F •. . 4. }C...... Q. ,(0..&4 ; A.I .4 .., .'.', . ',. -'. • • if Thursday, September 25, 1969 , Page Twenty GROSSE POINTENEWS Woman'sPage • .- .by, of and for Pointe Women 'I" W"" PSI H ld B Ch . t Ch .'d ) MARK BELTAIRE, of York. .POI'nte'"")In V'lew li,ayneW orne", re- a e e y rlS l, shire road, Detroit Free Press Engaged or's t St I Sh ------columnist, is a member of the August Bride From Another eye o'w C!lri6t Child Society held a 'I arranged the Pre-Sale. "United Foundation committee • ~ __' ; __ I Carnival Pre-sale at the Grosse One of the highlights of yeo. which will select 1969's "Miss . (Continued from Page-15) . i Forty Jacobson's ensembles; Pointe War Memorial >'esler-, terday's preview was the Bag: Torchy" from a group of 64 en- " I will be featured at the Grosse: day. Wednesday, September and Basket Booth, headed by I trents. 24 clinics. education and research services in the tri.county ! Pointe Women of Wayne's 1 • a previe'Y and show~ng of i Mrs. Lorenzo Browni~g, of i .------area. 'fashion show Thursday evening, handma.de Items, Christmas i Lakeland. avenue, featurmg de- I The man with a past often . .' . October 23, from 7:30 to 9 decorations, flower. arr~ng~- coupage basket handbags and" has a future that's just as bad. MIS. !oseph Schlotman. of Lakeshore road. IS hon- o'clock in Jacobson's St. Clair menls, loys and the Carmval s key chains and baskets decor. ------.---~--- :orary chairman: Mrs .. J. Lawrence Buel~, III, of ~ferri~ Room in the Vi1l8ge; new, exciting accessories booth. ated with needlepointe and vel. Neighborhood Club ~veather road, IS chamnan. Her East Side co-ehalrman, Thert' will be a charge for Thi6 year's Carnival, "Fair vet. , IS Mrs. Peter Stalker. II, of Lakeland avenue. i Danish pastries a::d coffee for of the Zodiac," is slated for GIRLS . Mrs. Gordon Ford, of Kercheval avenue, is secre-' ~embers a~t, ~~e6ts.d ~arji :~d~eSday, Oc!ober 29,. at the MRS.. J U L IUS HUEBNER FIELD HOCKIY i tary; Mrs. William P. Harris. of Cloverly road, is treas-! E~n~, re~t ~dre ur~e rom: ~ elgh House 10 Southfl~ld .. It opened her Rivard boulevard . ,urer' Mrs. Richard Turner of Hendrie lane is Mrs' r pe, ~ ~.omme tate. w,dl be epen fro~ 10 until 4.30 home for the Windmill Pointe Register at 171 50 Waterloo . '. , . • ,. On hand lo.greet show-goers 0 clock and Will feature a .' .' C II TU 5 4600 .. 'Harris assistant. ;will be Pointe WOmen of luncheon and fashion show by ~hapter of Questers first Illee~-, or a - * • * .'Vayne's prelldent Mrs. Harry B. Siegel. Ing of the year la~t l.{onda~: 0. -----. Know what's great at this year's Planned Parent- Spencer as ~ell as hospitality September 22. J:. f(\Vl.ew of nen . hood Christmas !\Iart? : chairman ~s: 'Garet Tisdale .Mrs.. Donald. Po~orny, .of i by-laws and diSCUSSIOnof .the , 'and Club BO.llrd'members. Berkshire road, 1~ Pomte chalr- ; ~rogram for 1969-~0were hl~h- QJ/t of Just ever)'thing! : Models will include former man of the CarmvaI. Mrs. Ro- ;lights of the busmess sessIOn • • • . GPWOW presidents Mrs. Ro- b~rt ~. Reason, of. Bloomfield and. a orief "Show and. Tell" Pets And Parents' A New Diniens'on :bert Jone.; and Mrs. Charles HJ1I~.IS general ch,alrman. Mrs. penod preceded the servmg of 8heer ClJelirJht c .' • I . Huber and Mrs William Mc DaVid Henes. of Grayton road, I deSl:rt by Mrs. Huebner. , Pnoro by Eddie McGrath Jr I 'I'he Ski'nncr 'fWI'JIS so well kno\"n u', TIle Po'ilte . - - - - . . ---- ,August wedding plans are Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence A.' . ' . ., . 1 i Grllw, Betsy Noren. Mrs. WI. EATON'SSUmD b~lng made by LYNN MARIE Kroha, of Middlesex boulevard'j fettoit.. '. '! Grosse ~omte MemOrial Church wIll be the.ll' head- I~ris.. . . * * Y hi H b .Both the bride-eiect and her I Both the bride-elect and her I quarters durmg October and early November WIth Mrs. Event chairman Mrs. Russell ae ar or fi~nce, son of Colonel and Mrs. fiance are alumni of the Uni. Lawrence Ruby, 881-3365. handling bookings. Skinner Nahat, 882-3667, may be con. B: W. Davis. of Stone Mountain, ,versity of Detroit They plan a portrait proceeds wiII swell the coffers of the 1969 tacted for fLirther information. G,a., are students at tbe Uni-,I'Decembe,r 6 wedding in SI. Am- Memorial Church Fair scheduled for November 6. versity of Michigan. . crose 'Cb'urch.' .' " • .' * Woods Garden , International Tea For IFYE '. . i l\lrs. Alfred R. Glancy, Jr., will' open her beautiful Club To Meel iTudor mansion .in Lakeshore road to members of the [93 Branches, Michigan Division Women's National Farm P~~~~~~dSOfGa~~~n ~ru~ swsi~ I ana Ga.rden Association, next Wednesday, ~ctober 1, Ifrom 2 until 4 o'clock. gather Tuesday, October 7. at 11:30 o'clock in the 'Troy home Occasion is the 16th ~.;1llual...lnternational 'Tea Ben- of Mrs. Karl Anderson whose efitting International Farm Youth Exchange.' co-hostesses will be Mrs. Carl SPEAKING OF Berndt and Mrs. JohnSullivan. The Michigan Division has been principal sponsor Mrs Howard McLelland will of the 4.H ,Foundation IFYE since 1948. Michigan dele. ~re;ent a program on Christ- ANTIQUES, DAHLlNG,\~ gates, known as "Ambassadors in Blue Jeans," have! Illas Ideas. excha~ged far'~ living .e~periencc!l with their counter-I • p::trts m 67 other coun.trles. . I Schwab-CeruttI WHO ElSE BUT BOB! Chairman of the tea is Mrs. Wilbur Hadley Mack, I T h R " d third vice.president of the Michigan Division •. whOse lLlIl.L1riousand spacious 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses I rot evea e , with private patio facing lagoon or canal. committee members include Pointers Mrs. J. Crawford_ -- i Frost, Jr.; Mrs. W. Brace Krag, Mrs. James A. Lafer Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Anth. RENTALS FROM $450 TO $b50 A MONTH ,glte8phere and JUr:;. Thomas F. Morrow. ;ony Cerutti. of Lakepointe ave- i • . Visit our furnished model at , * * • ,. :In! :,. ,nue, have announced the en- EAST JEFFERSON and NINE MILE ROAD 19849 Malk .; '", . Igagement of their daughter, . (just nor.th of Grosse Pointe) • I Mrs. Mack was a "natural" for .,tlle .~normous job I Carol Ann, to Donald. Albert See Manager or Phane 775-3280 9:30.5:30 daily ______---:-'- of chairman as she is current president.of the Grosse Ischw.a.b. son of Joseph Schwab, manlling agents-PROCTOR HOMER, WARREN, INC. Pointe Branch of the Women's National. Farm and Gar- of Dearborn Heights, and the den Association. . " :, late Mrs. Schwab. .. ! . 1';...... A November 8 weddmg IS • . . Recently she entertamed the co~~m~t~e In her planned. - Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Sterling Silji~r' 'Country Club drive home, capping th~". JT1~eting by ------taking the group "next door" for ,lunche~m-.at th~ Coun. HAVE YOUR • LUNT DIAMONDS SA,VE • ALVIN try Club. ',JnA .: LADIES.' CHECKED BY • TOWLE * * * ()'Id :li, AN EXPERT • GORHAM Such homes as those o[ the la1eqMJIs; Standish 1 fe.model old ;ewelry into the finest, latest styles. • WALLACE Backu8 and Mrs. Alfred G. Wilson, those of the Harlan • HEIRLOOM Hatchers in Ann Arbor and the Arthur E. Summ~rfields • Great Values in Fine Dia. • INTERNATIONAL _. _ in Flint have been opened [or IFYE teas In years ~ol1e monds, Watches and all .6y: The. tea annually attracts garden club women 'from , Gold Jewelry. . 25% • REED & BARTON • h' .' II" EVERYDAY DISCO\lNTS a11parts 0 f M,IC Igan. , blll;d , ON THESE FAMOUS Hi Gnad. Wat~h RIParin_1 BRANDS fl~rr r,,',(' I • Windmill Pointe PIANOS. ,RENTED Rings sized while you wait Please Alfred EI Zier Place Your Club Will Meet 3 MONTfls.::..~,~. per month or rent ,~y}heyear Jeweler & Goldsmith Thanksgiving 16437 E. Wcrren TU 1-4980 STERUNG Mrs. George Eversman's I MUSIC' CENTER We buy old gold, jewelry Westchester road home will be 22933 Orlticit,; e. D ,', ;.." Yoa'r. This is the ''''. ~eallJ' gate house that houses the Miss J suits up ~;. spoUed guards r in a tweed trio.•. at who watch the entrance at Sborellae Shoreline East This super-looking Bait Apartments pant-suit with 24 hours a day. They'll skirt keeps pace wave you in, direct your with aII her pIans guests and keep . an attentive in grey or brown 600 Middlesex . eye out. wool/nylon To appreciate the many fine features of this multi-level home Just part of the extra spoiling you should take the time for a personal inspection. Look you gl!t at herringbone. over the master bedroom suite, guest suite, and three other Shoreline East. bedrooms. Enjoy a view of the beautifully landscaped back- 5 to 13 sizes. yard and sunken patio from either the living room or the .4..... 0IlI .1Id tft atledfoom apartments 80.00 family room. Then check the 40 thousand dollar mortgage trom $175/month balance .at 5 'h percent, and you'll se~ why we call this our "offering of the week". purdy & edgar \ SROlllfNI1Asr ASSOCIATES A"AIn'M.NT • • 100 .".., •• ",._ .. -the real estate people ~tls open noon.6:OOPA 63 Kercheval, in the Colonial Federal Bldg, TV 6.bO I0 Gall 567.U15 Free Parking In the Village ..1 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-one . ' Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women: "..To~ring ,1!olidaYE: ollows .Rites' I Walton-Pierce' Presents Exciting ~ew Collection Dominican Sets College Night - Following their'Saturday, Au. wa~' m.atron of honor. Brides. Dominican High School will' high schools that are particl.' gl,'st30, wedding in St. John ma\ds were Jackie Van Alst, sponsor a College Night Pro- pating in the College Night Pro- Berchman's ChUrch and. are. Bernadetta Roberts' and Eliza- gram today, Thursday, Septem- gram are: De LaSalle, Domini• . eepqon 'at.the Mauna Loa Res. beth DeMercurio. Susie Walker' ber 25, at 7:30 p.m. Represen. can, Our Lady Star of the Sea, tau~ant;~. and Mrs. Edward was flower girl: i tatives from .34 colleges will be St. Ambrose, and St. Paul. De!'le.rcurJo, Jr., toured the . . '. . ' present to give lectures on reg. . _ Umted States;' visiting Stale Serving as hIS brother's 'b~st i istration, tuition, admission, and A Tuesday night, September . Parkswith.their mobile home. man ~as. Anthony DeMereurlO. scholarships as well as basic facts on the colleges and uni- 23, surprise party welcomed ''rhey have returned to the De. Us~erlng wc:re Sam DeMer. trait area'and ~ill be. making cuno, Ropme Salvo, Frank I versities represented. home STANLEY WILSON, JR., the,ir home in East Outer D " ,Grammatco and John Walker. Junior and Senior students son of the STANLEY WILSONS, . . n~e, I . . Mrs. ,DeMercurio is the form- The bride's mother. wore a from the five participating of Alger place, out of the Navy er Delores Fodera, daughter of pale green sheath trimmed with schools have been invited, along' after a tour of duty in the Mrs ... John Fodera, of Detroit pearls. and beaded at her waist. with their parents. The five I Orkn!. ------' ----- '. ------and the late Mr. Fodera. Th~ jline while, the bridegroom's bridegroom is the son of Mr.lml,lther ~elected a liJ.De'yellow and Mrs. Edward DeMercurio, i sheath \~Ith cr~stal belldlng. and Shorewood Interiors of Wedgewood drive. 3, matehmgchlffon c'oat. 10%-35% discount on draperies, .. For her 11 o'clock wedding Out-of-town 'guests included Sale tl!-e bride s.eleeted a peau de Dick. Contino, .from California, slipcoven and furnishings . soie gown with Alencon,lace ac- .•and Mr. and Mrs. William Come In Clnd Brcwse cents. A Camelot headpiece I Favuzza and their daughter Decorating consu!ations given with purchase of our Custom cilught her imported illusion I Estelle and Mr. and Mrs. JamE:s uraperies, slipcovers, furnishings, C.:Jrpeting .:Jnd accessories. veil and she carried, white or. Dellabonta, lromNew York. I chids.' '. 22604 MACK 779-2882 Back panl'ls accented her at- -'--. ---- i ,tendants' lime yello.w .frocks MARTHA ,JANE' ADAMS, of i and they. carried bouquets 'of Rivard boulevard, blIs accepted yellowa9d white daisies, baby's a. teaching position in the MiI- ~J • .breath:aild roses. ton, Mass., schools. For the past , A HO'RSE; Mary Fodera was ~er sister's. three years she has taught in I maid of. hc.nor. ¥rs. Frank; 'the 'Elementary' Department of' G~ami,natico,. a I) 0 the r sister, I the' Scha ~Imburg, Ill., schools. _____ .~_~ . ._---;- ,-----u._-._._---_. _ ,_ OF A .. GENERAL DUTY JOHN KOONS' NURSES 15016 MACK 'Be Plut of it team environment where your job satisfaction CRAZY HORSE is impor!ant to you and to our patients. Phone: 3.31.00 18 .MedjSurg and Obstetrical Depts. nave imme form of a viridian ' 881~8200Ext, 214) models from the Walton.Pierce etched lines, the mood, the qual. green silk brocade dress with a Made-to.Order Collection which ity, tbe construction, the sur- sculptured-out neckline front COLWELL & COe dance 22101 Morass Rd. (near ]'Iack) features waistlines above and pr1se! You as a viewer react. and back, a fitted bodice and a REALTORS Detroit, 'Michigan 48236 flaring skirt. A cOI'al pink and below the natural waist, cover- You want these beautiful fash. Box 85 .An equal opportunity ~mp!o!ier up ond low cut gowns for even- ions. Black,. brown, biege and gold. brocade coat and dress Closs schedule: Ages" WCl!loon Lake, MichigCln classes ing, long sleeves from morning white are the chiar9scuro val. ensem!Jle is another party-goer. \ 4.6 at 10 am. Ages through night. And as Mrs. Wi!- u('s. 'Splashings of impressionist Both have curvilmear patterns, 616.353-2214 at Christ Church . 7 and older ot 1I liam Rust Pierce says with cotor add excitement. reminescent of. Art Nouveau. are pleased to present am. Advanced closs to be formed follow. authority, and wit. "It's open For 'day Ultra.Marine blue For evening, Antwerp blue 300 feet on West Arm of Beginning October 18th thru December 13th. ing first lesson. season on hemlines." ribbed French wool is used for French metallic brocade with Wolloo" Lake or will .dj. 8 week sessian WATCH It is Mrs. Pierce's designing a narroiv double breasted coat, an antiqu'e goUFIPersian print vide into two 1SO ft. latl. $1 000 was chosen for' a long, slender for . and selective skills ,vhich have buttoned in brass. It is semi- l. 5. Barntt ••• Agent "~easec:!lll l"R 6.359:: every Soncray at I PEACHTREE LANE 699 - Like to $ee perfeclion, unique features, beoutiful appoint- ments? Don't miss this ~~stom built ....odified Iri-Ievel. 3 bdrms 2'12 baths and beautiful "step-down" fam. room. Lorge porch and polio. Brand new condilion. *~I WE ALSO OFFER family style The House of Cluistian Diar • Paris LANCASTER 2134 - A faca bricl.. LAKESHORE RD. 371 - 1st offering 'Mademoiselle Catherine Burrus on this exceptionally fine prestige bungalow with 3 bedrooms, ..:m- 'CHIC home on the Lake. Features 4 elled recreation room. Perfect con- bdrms.,3 baths' with excellent dition. Alum. screened terrace. 1'12 brings the fashion insight of Dior functional & spacious plan includ- DIIN boths. ing family room overlooking large Tender, skillet-browned chick. en, snow-whipped p.totoes, to Jacobson's as she presents the pool. STEPHENS 290 - A custom built 4 green vegetable, festive ,cd bedroom on a large 101 near the cranberry sauce, hot bu"ercd S. RFNAUD 1091 - See thi~ 3 bdllo. biscuits WIth plenty of honey, Christian Dior collection of fashion stockings Friday. brick and stone ranch with heatt'd "Hill." Well lands ~., G R'O SSE POI N TEN EW 5 Thursday, September 25,1.969 of and for Pointe Women Woman's Page • • • fir,-."'! J ", Mrs. Albe~t Camp.eau I Mrs. Richard Van Rossen Miss Flaherty Wed . ":.:.r .."\, I Miss Sterr Married To Albert Campeau In St. Joan of Arc's Our lady Queen of Peace Church is Setting Speaks Vows to Sp. 4 Richard Dennis Van Rossen September r 2 Rites; Reception at Sunny. . USA at Evening. Service; Couple to Live side Hall Follows Ceremony I for a Year in Germany Vacationing in Niagara .Falls, N.Y., and Pennsyl- I . Entertaining at a reception in their Canterbury road vania are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leo Campeau. Mrs. Cam-1 home following the Friday evening, September 12, wed- peau is the former Patricia Ann Flaherty, daughter of I ding of their daughter, Christina Sterr, and Sp. 4 Richard Mrs. John Flaherty of Prestwick road, and the late Mr .. Dennis Van Rossen were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean Flaherty. ,~------Sterr. <.;~------The Reverend Robert I Mr. Campeau chose his broth. The bride's uncle, The I Ann Kisch whose leaf green Wurm officiated at their, cr. Edward Campeau. to act Reverend B. Kirk Walsh, Alaskine dress featured a stand- 6:30 o'clock wedding in Our I as best man. They are the sons S.J., officiated at the 6 1 up rumed collar and ruffled Lady Queen of Peace of Mrs. John Doys, of Detroit, o'clock rites in St. Jean of I hem. She. carried an ivy bull Church Friday, Sertember and the late Joseph Leo Cam. . Arc Church ,studded with yellow tearQses. 12 peau. In the usher corps were , .' . . pink carnations and white daisy Followmr,. a Northern Michl- mums accented with green vel-" For the rites and the recep- Paul Noute and Alex Byli~a. ',.j. gan vacation the newlyweds vet streamers. tion at Sunnvside Hall the bride 1 For her daughter's weddmg ....;(;), will leave for Germany where wore a gOli'n of silk organza! Mrs. .Jo'lahl'rty chose. a royal I ',.. ,' '.\ """"1 they will make their home for I Best man was Douglas S. llnd Chantilly lace fashioned blue dress and matcbl~g. coat. I ....'iil..~ • Y'" wbU, Ib, Md"ro,m. Pbillip'. K,,1n st,,,. bro\"" with a scooped neckline and: He~ corsag~ was fashIOned of ••,.l?';':; J son of Mrs. Norman Geltz, of 10f the bride, and Craig. Rich. ~emi.Empire bodice, featuring i white orchIds. Mrs. Campeau < •• ,:';") , f, Locbmoor boulevard Harper ards seated the guests .. bell sleeves, an A line skirt' wore _a grey lace dress and <;(il:'il".:~Woods, and the late' Clement Mrs: Sterr selected a jacket with embroidered pearl.; and a matchmg coat and a green cr- ,,~,;X':\! J?seph Van ~osserl, completes Idress of ice blue siik and a detachable train of silk organza chid corsage. ", 'hiS Army servIce. I matching velvet pillbox for her trimmed with small pearls and Coming from Silver Springs, i For her marriage the former Idaughter's wedding while the lace. Md., for the rites were Mr. and Miss Sterr selected a gown of Ibridegroom's mother chose an A crown of lace and pearls. Mrs. Melvin H. Martin, the ivory peau de soie.. Her short I ivory knit' coat and dress en. held her tiered illusion veiL Ibride's .uncle and aunt. Mr. sleeves were accented with II semble. She carried a cascade of Sweet- l\~artin gave his niece in mar- peau de soie bow~ embroidered . beart roses, orchids and Ger. Inage. 'with seed pearls and matchi~g 'Othp-r Sides' man statis.. T~e newl~weds ~il1 make bows secured her Chapel tram. ~ Rita E. Flaherty was her sis. their home m DetrOIt. A ti~red pearl-embroidered This Weekend ter's honor attendant. She and ------Photo by Collingwood Studio , Married Friday evening, September 12, in 81. Joan lace pillbox held her elbow bridesmaid Ruth Emily Dyer Parr-Voonverk PATRICIA ANN FLAHERTY, daughter of Mrs. of Arc Church, were CHRISTINA STERR, daughter of len,gth illusion veil and she car- were dressed in sleeveless Em. John Flaherty, of Prestwick road, and the late Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean Sterr, of Canterbury road, ried a Colonial bourjuet of pink Grosse Pointe War Memor. pire.bOOked floor length frocks Ri~es Are Read Flaherty, was married Friday, September 12, in Our d S 4 R' h .. V R f M N carnations and stephanoti£. ial's Youth Oluncil will hold of chartreuse and moss green Lady Queen of Peace Church to Mr. Campeau, son of ~n ltz Pi L l~ ar\1 baPI oSdniI son Ow rei' o~~~ She was attended by Mary the first two "Other Sides" of chiffon with matching veiled Mrs. John Boys, of Detroit, and the late Joseph Leo e, 0 .oc moor ou evar , . arper 00 s, an --- the season this weekend. Fri. bcadbows. They carried yellow Christ Ullited II[ e tho d i s t Campeau. late Clement Joseph Van Rossen. day night, September 25, from Sweetheart roses, while porn. Church was the setting for the ------Bllrns-Tull Rites 7:30 to 10:30 there will' be a porn mums and German statis Saturday. September 20, wed. W l' p. C II • . Junior Other Side for grades cented with green streamers. ding of Sharon Lee Voorwerk, Faculty Wives State Reception . a ton elrce 0 ect"ton Planned Nov. 8 7 and 8. Featured band will be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ,. "The Sounds' of Night" spelled Vool'lverk, of Neff road, and "A Toast to New Wives" has Robert Lang of tbe scholarship (Continued from Page 21)" I an art. Mrs. Pierce ha~ includ. Plans for a November B by the "Blue Underground." Roger S. l'eetzel Gary Gordon Parr, son of Mrs. been chosen as the theme f'lr committee and Mrs. Edmund and gold cubistic print on a' ed th~ elements of quahty, c~n. wedding are being made by The affaii' is noil date and Blanche Parr, of Detroit, and the fall reception when Grosse H?wartl of the publicity com. ground of white. The raised tex. structlOn, flawl~ss pro!lucti~n Sarah (Sally) Phyllis TulI and casual. Admission is 75 cents Weds In Ohio the late E. Gordon Parr. Pointe Faculty Wives gather at mlttee. ,,' ture and contrast give drama. and t.he e~presslOn of what. IS Ronald Speull Burns whose en. in advance,' $1 at door~ Re- Following a reception at AI. Grosse Pointe North High Assisting-co'c!lairmen 1111'S. Itic dimension. The design of the beautJ~ul m. a comprehenSive gagement has been ann<:unceJ rreshments are available at Roger Scott Teetzel. son of camo's HalI the newlyweds left School this coming Monday Doug Schubert and Mrs. Wil'l coat shows a rising waistline, ~,()ll~c.tlOn."LIke love ~nd bea~ty by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 10 cents. Doors do not open Mr. and Mrs. Albert Paul Teet- for a vacaUon in Northern Mich. evening, September 29, at 8 liam TaylorTi'ts hostesses Mon. high collar and a sweeping ~r.lgmals. are sub.Ject to. I?'. Charles Watson TuB. of Challis until 7: 15 and all parents are zeI. oC Chalfonte avenue. claimed igan. They will return to a home o'clock to welcome 20 new day evening will be Mrs. Ken. skirt. There's more drama dlvldual mterpre.tatlon. You 11 Farm, Matthews, N.C. urgently requested to pick up Holly Osborne Davidson, daugh- in Grosse Pointe Park. ' faculty wives. neth COok','~ts. Joseph Spag- when the coat is off, showing love the c?llection .an~. feel The prospective bridegroom is their young people by 10;30 at ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph For the evening rites the Joining Mrs. Theos Anderson, noli, MtSfLJobn Rohrer, Mrs. a French tissue taffeta bewitch. more be~utlful and mdlvldual the son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert the latest. The dances are Francis Davidson. of Columbus, bride selected a floor length wife of Grosse Pointe's Super- Donald DUrf/talil1ilnd Mrs. Rob. iug black one-shoulder Grecian when it IS adapted and made Edward Burns, of Maumee chaperoned by Center staff, 0 .• as his bride Saturday, Sep. organza gown featuring a mini. intendent of Public Schools, in ert MacDonald. style gown. A side swept skirt for you ••• alone. avenue. parents and teachers and pro. tember 20, at an afternoon bodice of beaded re.embroio. the receiving line will be new has a rounded hemline, one ------The br'lde elect was gradll tected by the police. but they ceremony in Columbus' Brook- ered Alencon lace. Her A line Faculty Wives' officers for the B t' ""t::h' d ISide lower .han the other, for. Wal"ke-Franks ated from. ~l(arjOrie Webste; yC:~~Ogtpeb~p[eeSpp~nstsib110e..30fo.r the wood Presbyterian Church. skirt was edged with a deep year .including, president Mrs. e red I ' e a glimpse of a pretty Ie.g.. '. .., ,Junior College and. attended . Mr. Keith Conning officiated scalloped hem of matching lace .. Harlan Minor, vice.president '".",'r 'The .. art of entertammg IS, Betrothal Told the Universitv of Tennessee The' Se~io~' "OUler Side" for at tbe 4:30 o'clock riles for She wore a three.quarter Mrs. Robert Shover, secretary .... -" .... ~- i:,",';' "'2."m., '~~T'!W1heightened wben the hoste$~S' where she affiliated with Chi' grarles,.g=12 ivill be held on the which the former Miss David- length illusion veil and carried Mrs. Jack Haigan and teas- " .," ." "'; wears a, cadmium orahge mate. Omega sorority. She was pr/!o next,night Saturday, September son, given in marriage by her a cascade of white Sweetheart urer Mrs. Donald Wilson. 'i lasse jump suit, fitted through Mr. and Mrs. Edward Franks, sented to society at the Char- 27, from 8:30-11:30. There will father, selected an Empire roses and orchids. The evening's activities will the top .•. the pant legs grace- of Mexico City, Mf'xico, formerly lotte, N.C., Debutante Ball in be two major Detroit area gown of pc.au de soic with lace Lace daisies accented the include a short business ses. fully widening. The high neck of Merriweather road, have an- June, 1964. bands playing ~ "The Under. inserts and a fingertip Madonna bodices and trains of her at. sion, introduction of new wives and long sleeves are lavished nounced the engagement of Her fiance was graduated grou.nd \yaJI" which. made such veil of Rosepointe lace. tend ants' willow green crepe and a description of coming ac. with gold. braid. French metal- their daughter, Carole Ann. to from Grosse Pointe High SchocH a big hit last SPl'lIlg" at .the She carried a cascade of frocks. Their cascades were tivities and events by commit. Jie brocade in a contemppr.ary H. Robert Wanke, Jr., son of Mr. and attended the Ulliversity of "Otber' Side" and "The 'Lan. Eucharis lilies centered with' fasliiohec}!l)f:hitumn.huea: Jriuihs: tee chairmen. floral pattern of sapphire, tur- and Mrs. Robert H. Wanke, of Glasgow. He was graduated deers." Admission to the Sen. gardenias. and daisies. . Reporting on bridge will be' 1 . quoise and slIvered.white is an. Devonshire road. from the University of Michi- ior Other Side is $1 in ad- She was attended by her sis. . Diane Lisaius, the bride- Mrs. Charles Hitch, on pin. othel' entertaining fashion. This The bride.elect attends. the gan and attended the London vance; $1.25 at th~ door. tel', Jessie Davidson, who groom's cousin. acted as maid ochle Mrs. James Haskell. I' hostess pajama has a del)p V University of Mexico in Mexico School of Economics. A Super Senior Other Side served as maid of honor, and of honor. Bridesmaids were "Ideas Unlimited" co-chairmen j neck, long sleeves and the high City. Her fiance; a formeT ~-----' -- is planned for October 25 with bridesmaids Adelaide Porter Janiee Parr, the hridegroom's are Mrs. Kenneth Gutow and ; waist is marked with se1f-band- nonors student at Western Mich. TURN ABOUT the "Frost." Tickets. for the Donnan and Diane Stackhouse twin sister, Francine Voorwerk, Mrs. Thomas Buyze. in~. igan University, is currently Live to help other people and Super may be purchased in Fulford, hoth of Columbus, and of Montrose, Calif., the bride's More chairmen and their pro. Designing and guiding a col- berving with the United States you'll soon have others living to advance for $2. They will be Joanne Marie Wright, of Fond sister, and Vicky Lindemann. jects a're: Fun Night, Mrs. ledion to completion is indeed Army in Vietnam. help you. 50 cents more at the door. du Lac, Wis. Bes! man was Alan Leskun. Ronald Ladd and Mrs. Russell ------Green lace trimmed their Ushering were Harrell Weigand. Hepner; .Christmas Tea, M~s. jade green Empire frocks. Brent Jackson, of Johnson City, Donald Messing and Mrs. Jim Their cascade bouquets were Ill., the bridegroom's cousin, Garlough; Children's .Christmas fashioned of yellow lilies and and Ronald Meyers. Party Mrs. James Ireton and ivy. The bride's 'mother wore a Mrs. 'James Schandevel; din. Daniel Thomas '1'eetzel acted floor length aqua ensemble ner.dance, Mrs. Donald Yerkes as best man for his brother. styled with a beaded bodice. and Mrs. Jam c s Selmo; Mr~~. Agnes' 'Barron, of Not- Ushers were Jeffrey Frank She pinned white cymbidium Couples' Card Parly, Mrs. Startingt~ tingham road,' and Ralph Bar- Davidson, the bride's brolher, orchids to her purse. The Charles Hitch and Mrs. James ron, of Mount Clemens, are an. .John Chasteen and Gregory bridegroom's mother selected Haskell; and Spring Party, nouncing the engagement of Hykes. a lace-bodiced powder blue cos- Mrs. William Christofferson their daughter, JEAN-LOUISE, you can see our little rich cali Following a reception at tume and a corsage of yellow and Mrs. Brian Foster. to David Fawley, son of Mr. Rocky Fllrk Country Club the cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Robert nQddewig has and Mrs. Dale Fawley, of K?la. newlyweds left for a vacation in Coming from her California been named chairman of the mazoo. An early summer wed. P;'"." ,'.,. the Hornet, Florida. They will be at home home for their granddaughter's nominating committee. Mrs. ding is planned. in Sterling Heights after Octo. wedding were Mr. and Mrs. bel' 1. Frank Voorwerk, Sr. JUSTICE SELF-CONFIDENCE and. all our other cars for 1970. F~w people get just what tbey It's impossible to sell yourself 'I want in this world-most get to others until you have sold CITY OF what they deserve. yourself to you. .tJro~St'lPointt J'iU11l- Qtity of OirUlllll' Joiutr NOTICE OF HEARING WAYNf. COUNTY, MICHIGAN ZONING BOARD NOTICE OF NOMINATING PETITIONS OF APPEALS For The GENERAL CITY aEeTION Notice is hereby gi\'en that the Board of Ap- To Be Held On '.' peals will meet in the City Hall at 90 Kerby Road on The Hornet is the first car in America de. Depending- on just bow rich you want to get. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1969 signed to prove that the word small doesn't see all of our 1970cars including the luxu- l\IONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1969 automatically mean cheap. . rious Ambassador, the sporty Javelin and It offers more unbridled luxury than any AMX, and Rebel-our intennediate that lists at 8:00 o'clock in the evening to consider the appeal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the qualified elec- other car of its type. for less than many compacts. of Mr. Thomas Belcher, owner of the residence at tors of the City of Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, But it doesn't stop there. 1 8~~ 0t'I m..Im.I.I(,.lur<-r ~ SIIAAC~,lM .(!I~11 pn.:e 1('11"HOl'~ '2 ['):'l()l' ~<'Jft. r~ Michigan and all other interested persons that a l.'lr~ It\( ludN1tSl itlc and loc al t.~," '" I' dfTY. desllt1at,{)"'l Ch~r~~ .. .,nt1 0fI1 tOns e IC f~ 268 Hamilton Court, from the denial of the Build- It offers you the luxury of spending more '} fl;¥~d on rr'MHJ1fl'Jur",'. ~dlr~,".'''r1rt:!.>JiI(Hlel" 1(jr H~,'nr~ SST 4 Drlor ~dan GENERAL CITY ELECTION will be conducted on 1"3.,34 ,1'1 C~I '(lfn,~l ,"".1 .'k~ ";(}1 V R ~lIln lr,-lo!"1',.;V')"'f'f ",<, ",M ..T~rl~ "" ing Department to grant permission to enclose an ... on !?Owersteering, power brakes, individual tlr" .. Tuesday, November 4, 1969 for the purpose of bal- (on t , . en .z 07ZS OZ7 Z os m ,. • • » I • I i Thursday. September 25. 1969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Three , 14A-HELP WANTED 5A-5ITUATION WANTED 6-FOR R~NT- 6C-OFFICES FOR RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALI (DoMestic) (DomntJetr .. (Unfurnished) OFFICE for rent. Modern new EXPERIENCED\"'Efr 0 pea n air conditioned building near COOK-HOUSEKEEPER woman wishes cleaning on IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Eastland. TU 1.3374. HEWITT MUSIC Must be experienced cook. L ig h t cleaning. .European Wednesday or every other 2 BEDROOM apartments CLASSIFIED Thursday. Good references. starting at $195. Only a MACK AT LAKEPOINTE background preferred. Other PROUDLY Call after 6 p.m. 846.7795. few left. Brand new. Vi1l~ Grosse Pointe Park help employed. Top salary. COMPLETE"LY REMODELED 881-4255. GOOD WORKER 'wa'ntShouse- Du Lae, Marter Road Air conditioned, carpeting, ANNOUNCES work Monday, Tuesday, Wed- near Jefferson. 771.0900. parking ADS COOK.HOUSEKEEPER for one nuday or Frid.)',.~.7534. That the new Anniversary Store adult, live In, References reo 2 UNITS AVAILABLE Piano and Organ Dept. you can; • quIred. TU s.m4. TROMBLEY - :Bight-room flat, EXPERIENCED woman wishes 4 bedrooms. Excellent loca. 620 square foot office with 210 SEE, HEAR and PLAY the: Call TUx.do 2.6900 - 3 Trunk Linea To Serv. You Quickly day work. A-1 worker. WA square foot storage. 690 WORLD FAMOUS .•• WANTED -ExperieQced cooks, 5.6252. tion. ADULTS ONLY. wait r tll Ie I aDd couples. square foot office with 230 CHAMPION Your Ad C,n B. Chilled , Grosse Pointe Employment squllre foot storage. Will di. CLEANING WOMAN, Monday, Realtor I BALDWIN Agency. TUxedo ~75. Tuesday, Thursday. Steady, __ vide. 821.0211. TU 4.5700 I $15, carfare. References. 571- I PIANO & ORGANS HOUSEKEEPER lor c 0 u pie 1283, Georgia. DOCTORS - LAWYERS HARCOURT, Upper 2 bedroom, YAMAHA PIANOS I 28-TUTOIUNG 4-HELP WANTED and one sixth grader. Live MERCHANTS AND. in. Pleasant surroundings. COMPANION housekeeper for newly decorated. Refrigera. Choice space for lease. Cla"ijied Deadline TUTOR'S individual attention Higb expectations for clean. elderly gentleman or lady. tor, stove, garage. Security de. Available at once. THOMAS ORGANS Is Tuesday noon, 12 p.m., needed? Experienced and cer- CARETAKER COUPLE liness, competence and con. Call before 3 p.m. 776.1475. posit. Children w.elcome. $250. "On The Hill" for all new COllY, changes of tified. Social Science and Eng. IN RIVERSIDE geniality. References requir. After 4:30 p.m. 823-9630. Bus line at door. Ample parking lish. 499.1475.. ed. Box R15, Grosse Pointe 51-EMPLOYMENT copy and cancellations. It u MANSION i CHIPPENDALl.l: COURT Apart KARL DAVIES TU 5.3220 suggested that all real estate News. BUREAU HEWITT'S 2D-CONVALESCENT ISALARY $600 MONTH ment. Roseville. Fraser Rd. 20225 MACK, between 7 and 8 MUSIC, INC. copy be submitted to our of. and Chippendale. New, 1 and WOMAN wanted for general EFFICIENT WORKERS Em. Mile Rds. VACAJ~T. Air-eon-I {j~e by Monday 5 p.m. CA.RE General Maintenance, cleaning. 2- bedroom, 'walk. in closet, 25110Gratiot (Nr. 10 Mile) housework, Fridays. Grosse ployment Agency bas experi- ditioned front office llnd ad. VACANCY in private home caretakin:e and gen~ral ha~dy. Pointe references required, enced day l1'orkers, general your own private basement. Ambulatory senile d' man duties, occaSIOnal light joining office for suite. Also 773-7730 Charge Ads-I 2 Words for $1.50 885.5910, after 4 p.m. housework, Iive.ins, cooks. Appliances, pOOl, air condi separate air.conditioned pri. Rate $190 'per mo~th a~;7: cooki~g. and serving. ~xcel. tioning. Apartment, 772-8410. CLARINET for sale. Call 821. 10e: each additional word LOraine 8.3118. vate office. 0425 . lent livmg quarters furDished WOMAN to live in 5 days. As. Office, LAkeview 1-2841J. 4668. Call . and beautiful surroundinlls. LANDER TUxedo 4-0100 sist with cooking and chil- 5e-cATERING SERVICE I TUxedo 2-6900 2E-SCHOOLl! Monthly salary up to $600to dren. References. TU 4.0985. ST. CLAIR Village apartments. GUITAR-Classica!. folk. Good 3 Tru nk Lin., ~ start. For refined hardwork- HOT AND COLD hors d'ouvres 20001 East 8 Mile, 6 blocks NEW BRICK BUILDING condition. Studio, $35. Used. ing couple. Call weekdays: EXPERIENCED Hou s e man, for cocktail parties, deliver north of Vernier Rr. New GROSSE POINTE WOODS _ 861.2662. NEWS SAul IrATION. PRE-KINDERGARTEN classes gardener. 8-hour day, 5 days and serve. 886.8619. large 1 and 2 bedroom apart. 21312 Mack, comer Aline, DOWNTOWN AREA 9:00 .11:30-12:30.3:00. 771-1333 A week. Year.'round. Refer- DRUM outfit, complete. Studio, Grand ctreua Park Haw. stud Ages 3 to 5lf.l ences necessary. $125 a week. 2 GIRLS catering weddings ments. carpeting, all appli- 2200 sq. ft. open area, can be very good condition. Used. Mll.ioatlc HeWII iWld 884.1139 Evenings . 1 h k il' ances. From $175. Model d.'d d' d't' d 1 BERNIE FALK'S STUDIO 886.6555. dm~rs, unc eons, coc ta open 2 to 5 dail)'. Mgr., Apt. 1'/1 e , alr.co!! I lOne, arge $90. 861.3399. J E. EFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS 14940 Kercheval RELIABLE w 0 man or high parties. Call 571-4573. 25, PR 6.2182. rear arlla parking lot. Rlverhoute GUt Shop, ED 1-2102 VA 2.2778 LADY for general housework, WANTED: Old gUllS, any condi. S900 Eo leilerlOP s c h 001 girl for o(;casiona! MEDICAL-PROFESSIONAL:- tion. Call Monte at a84.2654. Park D1"III'1. City IJmlta baby.sitting. Kercheval. Mor- 3 days a week. 884.1809. 6-FOR RENT- 3-LOST AND FOUND 5.ROOM DUPLEX - 630 Alter 20867Mack. One 5.room suite. GROSSE POINTE PARK ass area. 886.3065. BABY SITTING, light 'house- (Unfumished I Road. 278.0003. Immediate occupancy. ONCE YEARLY SALE Miller PhanDacy, LOST-Black and white short. Wayburn and Kercheval PART TIME - Light office keeping, on Thursdays. 881. 21221 HARPER near 8 Mile TU 4-1340 TU 6.1068 Now through October 4 our en- Lou'. party Store on haired cat. Lakeshore and work, Nothing technical. No 5835. EXECUTIVES Road. Practically new one tire stock of antiques olde. on Charlevoix and LakepolDtt Briarcliff. Reward. TU 1-8877. dictation. P.O. Box 5005. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, APARTMENT bedroom apartment. Heated 377 FISHER IN THE MEWS tiques and junkque dr~stical. GROSSE POINTE CITY carpeted, all appliances. Oc~ Truly unique offices with every ly reduced. * off 14K jewel .. WE ARE LOST from our small Grosse Pointe. live in, 2 school children, lov.. Alter Party Store AVAILABLE eupancy October 15. Manager, comfort. 882.0899. ry. Mack .. st. Clair poodle. Please help him find NURSERY school teacher, col. ely private room, bath. TV, CulUl1llgham'. Drugs some cooking. Other help In one of Dttroit's finest apart. Apt. I, 773.6815. GRIST MILL Notre Dame & Kercheval us. When last seen on Septem- lege background. PR 2.9443 OFFICE available: 2 large empl(jyed. Salary open. Rtf. ment buildings. 3,000 sq. ft. 21151 MACK AVE. Notre Dame Pharmacy, ber 21, he was white wearing alter 7:30 p.m. NEFF ROAD - Upper flat, 3 rooms, carpeted, air condi- Notre Dame and Kercheval a pink leash and a New Jer- erences. 823-1652. apartment includes 3 Led- GROSSE POINTE WOODS Bon Secour Hospital on CadietlS rooms and 3 baths, 20x30 liv- bedrooms, with garage. tioned, newly decorated, utili. sey license. Reward. 881.1226. EXPERIENCED cbauHeur, gar- ~ 886.1640 ing room with natural fire. JOHN S. SWEENEY, JR. ties furnished. Kercheval on GROSSE POINTE FARMS dener and handyman. Private CLEANING and some ironing Brlgi. Dru, Store, Mack and ToUr- 4-.HELP WANTED one day a week. References. place, formal dining room, 881-6800 the Hill. 886;.1000,881-5158. RUMMAGE SALE ame home. References required. large modern kitchen, air con- Best in Detroit Area Randa Xed1cal serviee Pharmacy, VA 3.Q137. 881-4499. GROSSE POINTE Real Estate ditioning, garage parking and 5 ROOM lower income. heated. 6F- TO SHARE- Grosse Pte. Wds. Pres. Church " Mack and Moran Fine neighborhood. New car. G.P. Pa.t OWce, Mack and Warren office in need of aggressive RELIABLE baby sitter, eve- EUROPEAN lady, one day, doorman .. 5 minutes from De. . Livinc Quarters Mack at Torrey Rd. TraU PharmaCY. and conscientious sales peo- cleaning. Own transportation, troit's business and cultural peting, new decorating. Near Between 7 and 8 Mile ~ereheval on the BUl nings, Grosse Pointe Park, Ford expressway $165. Couple YOUNG worn a n will share Farms Drugs, ple. Experience preferred dependable. Lovely home. centers and all major ex. Fri., Oct. 3, 9 a.m ..8 p.m. vicinity Trombley and Essex. preferred. LA 7.8058. house in Grosse Pointe City FIsher Rd. and Kercheval but not essential. We will 331.0499. TUxedo 6.7899. pressways. Sat., Oct. 4, 9-11 a.m. SCbetUers Drup train you. Excellent commis. with same. 884.7623after 5.. Filher ReI. and Maumee BY APPOINTMENT ONLY NEW 4.bedroom Colonial. 2* GARAGE SALE, household Cunll1n,ham Drugs, sions and bonuses. Interviews BEAUTY OPERATOR, part COOK baths, family room, 2 car Mack and '1 Mile Road will be strictly confidential. time, experienced. 884:.6330. Please Can 7~WANTED TO RENT furnishings, baby clothes Cottage Hospital on Grosse Pointe references reo 567-6056 garage. $380 month. 1292 Ed- and furniture~ 20 old ~locks. Kercheval and Muir Betty Vingi. 886-3210. quired. European background munton, Grosse Pointe Woods. CAN'T SELL YOUR HOME in Merit-WooclJ Dru, Center, MATURE WOMAN or cou- Sept. 27, 9 a.mA p.m. Corner Mack and Bournemoutb OPPORTUNITY for two bair- ple of good character to preferreJ. Other help em. 881.1733 or 884.1386. Grosse Pointe? Neither can Cadieux and St. Paul. ploYed. 882.2143. GROSSE POINTE WOODS dressers to replace operators supervise. teen;age girls in we in Charleston, South Cara. GROSSE POINTE CITY. 3 bed- lina. Our family could be GARAGE SALE, 9.3. Antiques, Blazo's Restaurant, who have: left town. Call for small, boarding home. Live- 1,'/ :;11 room Colonial, lease 6 months Macl: and Bournemouth appointment 881-6833 Fran. in. 5-day week, fringe bene. 5-SITUATION WANTED, 3.BEDROOM home,TI21k bath!', together again if we could hand painted china, televi. Grosse Pointe Pharmacy. Mack and to 1 year. $250. 881-4128. rent a home in Grosse Pointe, sion, misc. 523 St. Clair. Manchester cisco Salon, Kerchevai on the fits. Call 961.8567, ask for REGISTERED NURSE desires dressing room, living room. Harkness Pharma~y, Mack ud Loch. dining room, kitchen with GE we then could rent our home Hill. Caml. part or full time employment THREE BEDROOM English AUCTION every Friday night moor dishwasher, stove, refrigera. home just redecorated, in ex- . in South Carolina. Maybe Bob'. Drug., Mack and Roslyn PART TIME sitter with own , in office or hospital, 9-4. No your family too could be to- at 7:30 at the new Red Barn L.P.N.'s typing or Saturday work. tor, breakfast, family room cellent. condition. One year's DETROIT AREA transportation, experienced and screen windows, carpet. gether in your new location located at 27446Gratiot, Rose. Parlt1ea Drug Store, Mack and st. East Side or Grosse Pointe lease. $280 per month. Call with. babies. References reo DELIVERY ROOM ing, 2-car .ttaehed garag", with this approach. Minimum ville. General merchandise. Clair area. TU 4~461i. BRUCE N. TAPPAN &. AS- antiques, grand-father clock, Devon.hire Drugs, Mack aO:1I1Devon. quired. 886.2013. Suburban hospital with largest full bas(!ment',' gas heat, en- SOCIATES: 884.6200. 3 to 5 year lease. Require shlre obstetric care facility in Mich. tire lot landscaped with large minimum. 4 bedroom, living miscellaneous wall clocks. L &:.L Pharmacy. Mack and Buccna. PART TIME man or bOy for EXECUTIVE .Secretary, Pointe etc. Shop open Wednesday fi~d . igan has immediate openings area. Prefer part.time. Legal outdoor patio. .~ediate oc- SHARE small office-desk and room, formal dining room, Maryland' Beverage Shoppe, Mack garden work. 53!i Pemberton for LPN's with Delivery Room cupancy for. sible par. all utilities furnished except large family room, top condi- through Saturday from 10.3 near Maryland Grosse Pointe Park. ' and Public Relation experi- and 6.8. Merchandfse bought' experience. Openings on all ence. 823.1673. ty. Located.;i Pointe telephone. Mack.a Mile area, tion in good location. Monthly ST. CLAIR SHORES shifts. Excellent salary and school gi Harp'lr Grosse Pointe, $50 per month. rent open for right home. We and. sold. George Younes.' Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and benefit package, including IF YOU'LL name the job you 885-1388 or 886.5530. Auctioneer. For information - Red Maple Lane Woods. 204.73 Danbury Lar.'l. are responsible and all 3 American Dla<:ount, Greater Mack SALESLADY FOR botb weekend differential and want done, we'll do it ... children 'are in school. Call HOward 3.0392 or PR 2.4110. and 9.Mlle Rd. shift dWerential. Call: StOKes Multiple Services, VA CALL OWNER-VA 2.8420 2 AND 3.RooM furnished or Monday through Friday 873; Lake Pharmacy, E. 9 Mlle, Between CH r NA-J EWELRY unfurnished apartments, East PERSIAN RUGS aDd house- Mack and JeIferllon 4-9172. 8:00.12:00 1:00-5:00 Daily 5500extension 37. Mr. Krisher. hold goods for sale. Call after SILVER SAINT JOHN . : . Jeffe.'son at Holcomb, fine old LIGHT HAULING. 822-1968. buildings, beautifully main. YOUNG married couple desires 7 p.m., 886.585.7. An opportunity to join our staff HOSPITAL tained; elevator and sound- lA-PERSONALS UPPER or lower Flat, on carriage house or g8rage HENKE ~ki boots, size 12, $25; in Grosse Poinle. Some exper- 881-8200 Extension 321 SECRETARIAL SERVICES proof. Ail apartments carpet- PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Trombley - 3 bedrooms, 21f.l apartment. Call Linda K at chi1ll's desk, $15; 4 outdoor ience preferred. Permanent Grace Brown ed. Excellent transportation. GROSSE POINTE 22101 Moross (near Mack) baths, large living room, din- 886-5300 hefore 5 and after lights. 881.9385., full ti me position. Transcribing, general typinll, EDgewater 1.4464, 821.9314. DRIVING SCHOOL APPLY MR. BICHL, Detroit, Michigan 48236 ing room and den. Newly dec- 5 call 371.0821. Bert Mitchell 1llack-Cadieux Area orated and ne\f carpeting. MOVING-Frigidaire, $25; TV, An equal opportunity employer CAN'T SELL YOUR HOME in (Former Detroit Police Wright-Kay 881.5350 $350.00 and $400.00 per month 6A-FOR RENT $25; clock radio, $15; lawn Instructor) including heat. . (Fumished) Grosse Pointe? Neither can mower, books, clothing and RECEPTIONIST, general office, BUTLER, houseman, driver; 886-3966 17051 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe we in Charleston, South Caro. miscellaneous. 5930Berkshire. typing in Eastland area. 886. European, seeks position. Re- CAPITOL MANOR (nr. Indian lina. Our family could be 1800. HIGBIE lA-MUSic EDUCATION ferences. 881-9739. REALTY Village). Handsomely fur- together again if we could HODGE-PODGE sale - Metal', MEDICAL assistant, 3 days WANTED a reliable girl or nished digs for maturE', sin- rent a home in Grosse Pointe, skis and accessories, room-, PIANO LESSONS-Master of STUDENT 20 years old wishes 84 Kerchev81 - 886.7100 gle, professional people, 3 we then could rent our home size braided rug, walnut for- . Grosse Pointe office, after woman to drive 2 or 3 days a evening baby.sitting. TU Music Degree. Concert pianist roomr;, $125 up mo,; 4 rooms, in South Ca,roJina. Maybe mica coffee table, step table, November 1. CaUs being week, 3 or 4 hours a day. My 2.4596. Specialize i~ advanced. LA taken by. TR 2.1719 and 261. car or yours. Grosse Pointe $165 mo. 821-0032and 567.9681. your family too could be to- bookcase, Venetian blinds, 6.0127. GROSSE POINTE FARMS gether in your new location traverse rods. German binoc- . 1620. Farms. TU 1-2949. GIRL, 15, desires baby sitting. ROSEVILLE - New one bed- with this approach. Minimum ulars and oodles of small mis- . I References. Call 885.8996. Attractive grey CAPE COD. 3 COSMETIC salesperson, imme. room and kitchenette apart- 3 to 5 year lease. Require cellaneous. 1326Somerset. 1.'ri- ' JOAN COOPER RESPONSIBLE girl or woman bedrooms, 1* baths, 2 car .to sit with a.year-old, 3:30 diate full .time opening for MATURE, 1i f e Ion g Grosse ments. All new furnishings, minimum 4 bedroom, living day 1.5. Saturday 10.1. Professional Instruction garage. Large living room draperies, large closets. We PIANO and THEORY to 5:30 Monday through Fri- person with e~perience. Him; Pointer desires Secretarial room, formal dining room, elhoch's Grosse Pointe. 884. position in Grosse Pointe with fireplace, full dining pay all utilities, including large family room, top condi. FABULOUS Christmas cards TU 4.-4440 Residence TU 6-3215 day. Call alter 6 p.m., 884. room. New carpeting. Excel- 9913. 2400. area. If yOU are looking for electric. Maid s;)rvice and tion in ;load location. lI'1onthly and stationery, personalized. Studio: 15 Kercheval, lent condition. $300.00 per linen. Ideal for working cou. Samples displayed in your,' Grosse Pointe Farms. an experienced and depend- rent open for right home. We ALL JOBS 100% FREE GENERAL OFFICE. Call 884. able secretary who likes to month. Available October 10. pIes, teachers, bachelors, etc. are responsible and all 3 home. 886.3956. Take the easy way out when 1103 Monday, Thursday, Fri. meet people, has pleasant TU 1.6300. Adults only. No p~ts. Motel children are in school. Call P~AN'O, voice, guitar lessons, looking for a top office posi- day, 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. or telephone manner:; and types Morocco, 32160Gratiot. across RUMMAGE SALE by PEO Monday through Friday 873- Chapter AO, Saturday, Sept.:' Detroit Institute of Musical tion. See Harriet Sorge for Tuesday, Wednesday, 9 a.m. 50 wpm and shorthand Johnstone & Johnstone from Macomb M.;Il. 293-2440, taki~ 5500 extension 37. Mr. Kri- 27 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at., Art, 16237 Mack at Three top salaries with top com- to 5:30 p.m. at 8D-100 wmp, I'd be in. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. sher. Mile Drive. TU 2.4963 after panies-at. no cost to you! American Legion Hall 20916 1 BABY SITTER to live in on terested In hearing from you. ALTER near lake, 3 bedroom ELEGANTLY furnished 2 bed- 2 p.m. Closed Monday. Box '\{.15, Grosse Pointe WISHING to rent carriage Mack near Vernier.' : BARRIET SORGE weekends. 886.4939. Coloni81 duplex, 1* baths, Toom apartment. $250. per recreation room. $180. 881- house. 822.8900, extension 17. - I -PERSONNEL AGENCY NeWl5. month. Whittier &. Balfour. QUARTS and pints fruit jars I BOOKKEEPER (female) to 4870, 881-0028. MILDRED BRIGGS 254 Eastland Center Prof. Bldg. RESPONSIBLE mother with 1 TU 5-4496 or TV 5.9864. APARTMENT, Carriage House for canning, 2 dozen at the ' 372.4720 trial balance. East side or or? Furnished. Employed cost of one dozen while they PIANO and THEORY northeast suburban resident. child will care for girl at my NEARLY new 3 bedroom brick GROSSE Pointe Woo<1s - 5 house. Age 3 and older. Part ranch type, Grosse Pointe couple. 4 rooms. Write Box last. 535 Pemberton. Gro~se BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO LADY to baby sit evenings, 2 William Andrews, 884:.1707. rooms and bath, full base- Q.25, Grosse Pointe News. Pointe Park. children, east side. Must or full.time. TU 6.2687. Woods. 884-7426. ment, garage. Reasonable. 15 Kercheval Punch and Judy 4A-HELP WANTED 1 PORTABLE GE garbage dis. have own transportation. Re. COMPANION nurse desires pri- 1215 LAKEWOOD. Beautiful 3- 886-0824. ROOM, kitchen privileges, ga- Building. (Domestic) posal. New VM record player, ferences. 822.9057, after 1:30 vate duty in home. Experi- room front apartment. a 11 rage for business woman. 965. Grosse Pointe p.m. . BRICK one story, Grosse Pointe 4455 extension 44. 1 pair living room lamps, new MAID of European descent for enced, dependable. 822-7356. utilities paid. $90. Woods. Completely furnished. shades. Chippendale sofa, best TUxedo 2.5680 lakeshore home, one in fam. PART TIME C'lerk needed by PAINTING and other odd jobs. 3 BEDROOMS, living room, din- 2 bedrooms and den, gas 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE offer. 2 pair traverse drapes. ,Grosse Pointe stock broker. i1y. Live.in preferably. $80 heat, central air.conditioning, 886.7943after six. weekly plus benefits.. Must Two high school seniors. Rea. jng room. finished basement. PIANO, THEORY: Pre - school age firm. Prefer local college sonable. TU 4-0421. completely new carpeting and 2 car garage. Available No- HANDPAINTED mil k cans, through univ\lrsity level. Wal- girl or housewife. Some typo have Grosse Pointe refer. vember 15 to June 15. Call basket and lunch box [.urscs, ences. TUxedo 4.0165, after drap.::s. Mutschler kitchen Raggedy Ann and Andy key COLONIAL RE.SALE SHOP ter Mueller, 482 Colonial Ct. ing required. 884-9600. Ask HIGH SCHOOL graduate de. with GE dishwasher, refrig- 886.4270. --- chains. Mirrors with decor- Now open under new manage. North. TUxedo 6.1090. for Miss Hurley or Mr. Offer. 10 a.m. sires employment in doctor's erator and stove. Fenced yard LOVELY bungalow. 3 bed- ated frames..TU 4-5392. ment. office. Am.:iol1sto learn. East with swing set. Available Nov. ELMINA CAMBURN side preferred. 882.6097. riloms, 2 baths, centl'al air- Antiques. Clothing. Will buy or MMTA Certified Piano Teacher 1. Near the Village. 886.7885. conditioning. Per f e c t for under consignment. Theory Classes 5A-SITUATION WANTED HEATED flat above store, Ker. young executive family. TU OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY 125613 Jc{fenon PR 2.0430 Studio Punch and Judy Bldg. (Domestic) cheval near Maryland. Re- 1.0140._. Largest Selection of !l~sale II 15 Kercheval TU 1.7747 sponsible adults. References. Clothing in Area. GE PORTABLE TV, $15; ReA Res.: 1023 Roslyn TU 4-2832 LADY wishes day work, iron. VA 2.2020. G. P. SHORES-Lovely center , 9,000 BTU air.conditioner, $10; ing and cleaning. Refer. hall Colonial with library. Clothing. Accesories and full size hair dryer. $7; Undcr. GUITAR lessons folk or classi. ARE YOU LOOK ING FOR A CHANGE? ? ? ences. 821-1066. 492 NEFF -Large carpeted du- family room, 3 bE'droom;;,2lf.l Household Articles taken wood.Olivelte portable type- cal, afternoonS or evenings, plex, 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, baths. beautiful condition. on consignment. writt.!r $10. 821-3416or 821.2360. $2.50. 821.1124. EXPERIENCED woman wishes famil~' room. Forced air heat. Available for one year or Immediate Openings Available every Thursday. References. AV8ilable October 15. $285. more at $450 per month. LEE'S FASH ION MART IRON RITE mangle, pool table GROSSE POINTE Telephone Service Representative Call 331.0729. plus security deposit. TUxedo TUxedo 5-4100. 20339 Mack TU 1.8082 and equipment, ping pong ta- CONSERVATORY LADY wants babysitting a't 6-4271. TOLES REAL ESTATE 10 to 5:30 Daily; Fri. 'tit 9 hie. 2 antique chairs. french Staff of Professional Teachers. pokcr table, rccords, tea cart. PIANO, VOICE, VIOLIN, and night, steady. References. 4 BEDROOMS, 3 baths, carp;t~ ------.------AURORA--Modcl- Mot~~-ing-~-et. _ ~~.~~~_. .. THEORY MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS CO. 821.9428. ed and d rap c d, in Grosse Beginning students through ar. LADY desires ironing, light, Pointe Woods. 794.9515. 6B-ROOMS FOR RENT 42 pieces tr~ck, 8 cars, trans- I DISHES. lamps, pirtures, 2 cor. _ ------.-- .----. former, racmg rontrols, hun. I ncr cabinets. 2 antique chairs, tists level. 20758 Mack, near 8 One Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michil!'an 48226 housework, companion work. i - ROOM for employed lady, home dre t...... ~.,' ..... - .. ~_. .. . G R,Q SSE POI N TEN EW S Thursday,Septembe:r 25, 1969 Page Twenty-Four, . 10A-MOTORCYCLES ll-AUTOS FOR, SALE 11....:.AUTOS FOR SALE. ll-AUTOS FOR SALE 1'1 AUTOS FO.RSALE FOR-SALE MG.. TD 1961, good condition; MERCEDES BENZ 300 SE V.V!.'69 bug. Excellent con~i. 1963 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville. HONDA 250 CC rebuilt, custom exceptional chrome features. (1ong) mid-l9lU, rust fr.ee a~' Must sell. $1..700. TU 6- . Air conditioning; full powe,r ~35. .equipment, many.extras.Real' . pamt job, like new. $325.1 $1,600. TU 2-3786. spotless _. ._L •• _._' __ • •• _ CHRYSLER '67 Newport, 4 .vinyl top, remote mirror. ra. 1968 OPELL 2 ..d.001'. Beautiful I RACING STAR. 22.', new.mast, feature, automatic shutoff, 884.7248. OPEN MQN..FRI. 10.9 P.M. '69 CHEVROLET Caprice 4 door I door sedan. Factory air. d 83 2 b I 8817582 I b d 7;~ J h tape index timer, 2 speakers, ACE TONE ORGAN. Phenix SAT. 9.6 P.M. har~top, v-s, po\~er steering, Power steering, power brakes, 10. 3 . arre.. _ .. _'__ . _ I>eige. Low mileage. GrOlise '. oom a~ . ngglllg. 0 n. professional microphone. $50. model.top,. with silver tone rad.lo, heater. tm.ted glass, r'adl'o, .heater, new tl'res. Very '66 PLYMOUTH Fury III 4. Pointe owner trade. $1395. i sol!' engme, one set dacron .t' This week's special! salls, $850. Call 882-1536.after 884-4342 after 6 p.m. and 'amplifier. Twin 12 reverb, DECOUPAGE HANDBAGS _! . whItewalls, low mileage. 881. clean. 884-4122. door .sedan, au toma IC, power . I 6 p.m. . BEAUTIFUL antique white pole $275. 885.7681). reasonable. 371-7787. 1_ S016. . I . steermg, brakes. $8'15. TU 4. RlCHARO BUICK ... ..' . <: ...... , lamp, French Provincial dec- TWIN stroller in good condition. __ .-1- •...... i 63 CORVAIR 700 stick Best i 1966 BUICK Specla~ 4 door .0773: . 16941 E.. WARREN 886.3090 I SAILBOAT .Cal.25, fiberglas$, orator piece. Crystal vase. 771.2126. ' UNEXPECTED MOVE forces '.'1' sedan, 8, automatic, power , .. sleeps 4 with 'galley 9. Ii.p. Miscellaneous furniture. 821- quick sale of 4.~oiIth.old Ken- offer. 884.6794 O! 893.8916.. steering. $1095. '11966 DOD~E Coronet 9-passen- CORTItJA GT,' 1967. Green, niotor, plus extras. TU. ' 5-0686. 2256. GARAGE SALE-Gigantic. 36" more. 600 was~mg machine. '69 CAPRICE, excellent condi. POI NTE ger statIon wagon. Power. PireIii .tires, plus 2 snow, ra. . , gas s to v e; furniture, fans, $130; a~d West~n.ghouse 6000 tion, original owner, $2,575.1 OODGE $1095. dio, heater. ~ firm. TU' 4•. Q'DA:Y SAILER, 17-ft., motor, HOTPOINT ehest type freezer. lawn mowers, toys, baby ar- BTU aIr condItIoner, $120. 881-6423, after 6 p.m. I . PO INTE . 3942. . trailer, etc., $1,300•. TU 2.' Over 100 pieces Fiesta dishes. ticles, books, linens! clothing, Als{) maple kitchen table & ----- _.' .. 118155 MACK 8865410 I . 3845. . ." . Chrome formica drop leaf household items, miscella.ne- 4 chairs, $40; bunk beds, $60; '1965 CORVAIR Corsa. convert'i. I DODGE '67 FORD XL _ Bucket seats, table, antique chair. All in OPS. Friday, Saturday, Sunday porch chair, $5, and mls. ible, 4 speed, turbo charged,' JAGUAR, '56 Coupe, good con. 18155 MACK. 886:5410 cdnsole, 'power steering, lI!Jto- '69 BOSTON Whaler, Sakonet, excellent condition. After six 10-4. 1727 Hollywood. cellaneous. Phone 885.1858, deluxe feature~. 882-2172. dition, have c1utch.need reo matic: ,Excellent condtion, ru 70 horse ..'ChrYsler: $3,000. p.m. 885.9121. I after 6' p.m. , 11967 BUICK LeSabre, custom . plaei?g. $1000;. Evenings or 1966 CADILLAC Eldorado con. 6.4324. 881.1773. . '. TELEVISION, 23-inch RCA N~w 9.PIECE DINING ROOM set, 400. Four door hardtop. Vinyl mormngs, 581-:>707.. vertible. Full pOwer, in'clud. 9x15 WOOL rug. Good condi- Vista console, black & white, tilJn. Red patterned. 885-2376. 2 spea\ ,,. •• t ' •• _ n ••• Ot»b" thj' tbbbt' t t.thbbP" tr t '>tt 7 en S'. em D . Thursday, September 25, 1969 Page Twenty-Five 121- nAILERS AND 12H-LAKE AND RIVER 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL. ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE I'. 13-REA. L ISTATI I3-RF.AL ESTATE CAMPERS PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALR>TOI. FOR SALE . FOR SALE FOR SALE .1 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 1655 lAc: Jlo. EXTRA SHARP! EXECUTIVE TYPE HOME. PEMBERTON 521 First Off r. OXFORD ROAD RENTALS BARTLETT RD., St. Clair-Io/.! Ford Court. Cape Cod, 4 bed. 1969 DODGE Family Wagon miles from 1-94 exit; 1970 sq. COLONIAL in Grosse Pointe rooms, 2 baths, living room PEACH TREE tANE-Luxuri. In Grosse Pointe Shores, $98,500. ing .... Brick English Colon~al Near Morningside. C us t 0 III Shown by ~ppoiDtment. Write . - All large rooms,' 3 bed. Vans fullY equipped, sleeps ft., 4 bedroom. 2Jh bath, brick Woods, handy to Ferry, Par- with natural £ireplace, den, ous 4 bedroom GoloP,ial. 3lh quality built 4 bedroom CO. to: St. ClaIr Shores. Post Of. . rooms lot 75x135 owner in 2 adults and 2 children. home on beautiful 8.9 acre cells, new high school. 3 nice kitchen with dining area, baths, heated swmuning pool, LONIAL with many deluxe fice, Box 261, St. Clair Shores, Florid~ must sell' will take For information call site; fireplace in beamed liv- bedrooms, Ph baths, paneled bullt-n oven, dishwasher, etc. central air,co~"qtl, elec. features. Library with fire. 881.0867 ing room; library; large, mas. family room, lovely carpets, Screened porch, finished trie heat, 2 car attaehed ga- Michigan 48083. land cdntract. Call about the place, fully equipped kitch. ter bedroom; excellent screen. drapes inc1'lded. Nothing to basement, 2.car garage. Sub. rage. I many extras. en, jalousie terrace, paneled FAMLI.VANS, INC. stantlal assum'able l\~ % FAMOUS REALTY INDIAN ed porch; s p It C e for riding do but move in. lmmed. oc. 111>1'1 ';1 gameo room, sprinklers. Tip- Michigan Bankard Honored. horses - $50,900. cup. TU 1-6300. mortgage. $39,900. Owner, VERNIER ROAD.-.",pl,lplex. SUMMER SPECIALS 2146 Ridgemont, G.P.W., a 4 top condition. 'I'U 1-6300. by appointment, 886.3552 01' both si~es; 2 bedrooms, one STERLING HEIGHTS bedroom bungalow with 2-car Moore Highway, St. Clair - 31Johnstone & Johnstone 935.8931. has family room. 2 garages. garage, reduced to $18,500. Johnstone & Johnstone MOTOR HOME bedroom, 2 bath home with _ HENSLEY DRIVE - Four,bed, '69 Travco 27'. Sleeps 7. Day, STANHOPE - 2 bedroom face room tri.level. Attached ga. MARTER RD. - Brick income week, weekend. Summer rent. 2100sq. ft. of living area; car. I I rage and family room. Two peted living room; formal din. brick centez:, en~a1Jce Colo. bungalow, 2 bedrooms down, als available. 2 FIRST nial. Excellent con<::tion. baths. Call today. 1 up, private entrance to upper 886.5840 ing roo~; p.aneled fam.ily SOMETHING SPECIAL! One GROSSE PTE. FARMS room With fireplace; PIDe. of the F.'arms' most aUrac- ST. CLAIR SHORES unit, fini~hed. basement. An excellent 3.year-old house River frontage; barn and tool tive ranch homes ideally ROSLYN ROAD-Ph blocks to LAKESHIRE - Lovely face with a fine paneled Family 1967 CROWN Riviera Nimrod OFFERINGS Lakeshore Road. Spa c i 0 u s VERNIER, 2022 - 24.brick duo with IOx12 zip.on family shed; 7.48 acres - $65,000. located jU6t off Kercheval. brick ranch. Three bedrooms. Room, 3 bedrooms, 21,2 Large library or 3rd bed- PARK Cape Cod, 4 large bedrooms, large iamily room. natural plex. Each unif has 2 bed. baths, perfect. kitchen with room. Custom portable pro. 2'h baths, kitchen buill.ins, rooms and bath up, living pane utilities and misceilan. BEADLE-CURRI ER room, 2 full baths, attach. ATTRACTIVE soUd 5 bed- fireplace, two.car attached all appliances, 2-car garage, ed garage. Extra features room,3 bath. First floor family room, many extras. garage. Priced right. Call us room, kitchen and dining area fully finished bas e men t, eOllS ~quipment. Original AGENCY Existing 5'h% financing. down, basement has lav, Iiv. include central air condi- featuring living. room, din. for details. Good existing sprinkling system'lnd num- owner. $795. TU 2-5070. Realtor ing room is carpeted, garage tioning, com pIe t e lawn ing room. Large b~nd new mortgage Uhat can be as- erot s other good features. for each unit, good rentals, in. TRAILER for 16.foot boat, $75. St. Clair, Michigan-48079 sprinkler system, carpets kitchen - covered terrace. sumed. SHOREWOOD I come units are not always GROSSE POINTE PARK 331.8057. Phone (313) 329-4200 amI drapes. Reasonably Don't .missit!! ': MAUER - Newly developing available In >J.P. so calf us I A fintl Colonial house with 4 priced at $45,000. REALTY CO. area. near all conveniences. HOLlDAY Rambler, 20' travel GAYLORD CITY at once. bedrooms, 21h bathB, excel- trailer, just 3 summers old, 20431 Mack Gracious 4.bedroom Colonial FRENCH COLONUL in 88'~71O I bath. Family room with nos: lent library, enclosed and self contained and complete "Wilderness Valley" Hillcrest apple pie orde,", living heated terrace and attached ga- with overhang, spare Ure, 10. ACRE TRACTS talgic nl!tural fireplace. First . & G. CUSTOM RANCH in a choice room, large dining room, floor powder room aud laun. Rowe' . Jove rage. A suite of 4 rO?ms an:! awnin~, 2.way radio. a~d other VISIT Us on your Fall Color Farms location near school den. kitchen. Fine reerea. dry room. 2-car attached ga- . , lavatory with central air condl- extra's. Like new IDSlde and I Tour. 6,000 acres of beautiful. and lakefront park. pan-I tion room - house in fabu. Grosse' Pointe rage. See today, no obligation. I TU 4.1000 I' tioni~g is attached and can out. 885-9467. ly wooded views. Golf course eled den, completely fin. lous condition. be used by Physician or Den. ished basement with lava. DETROIT test, or by other related i nearing completion. FAIRHOLME. 1160 - Charming 12D-ACREAGE AND tory and shower, spacious ELLAIR GROSSE POINTE WOODS members of the family. IPhone Write for Map.Brochure 4.bedroom, 2-bath semi ranch. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 SUBURBAN PROP. 6Oxl50.foot lot, fine condi'l A HOME. near Lake that G~rge Wellington Smith has the -spa<;#!for children Pan e 1e d recreation room, 17317 BRADFORD. Walk to our Handy to everything. Excellent qIATSWORTH, DETROIT ERTY FOR SALE tion. Reasonably priced in large kitchen, prime location. MA 6.2925 Franklin Village the upper 30's. an',[ a quiet cul.de.sac 10' lady of good council from youI' 3 bedroom RANCH layout i An excellent all brick 2.flat im:~ediate occupancy. Open lovely 3 bedroom brick bun. with lovely finished base. south of Warren. 2 bedrooms lII~J31~ORA - 50 acres. 884. 13-REAL ESTATE cation to protect them. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths on second Sunday 2.5. galow with natural fireplace ment. 60' site, oversized 2 on each floor. 1s\ floor vac- FOR SALE Grosse Pointe City floor, 2 bedrooms, bath on and wall to wall carpeting. car garage. Assume good ant. Reduced to $24,900. A PRICE REDUCTION makes 3rd. Living room 30x18. 1452 BISHOP - Lovely large 1% baths - 2 car garage. FHA mortgage. TU 1.6300. St. Clair County GROSSE POINTE Farms. near a real bargain of this im- Gourmet kitchen. family home in the park. ex- Nicely landscaped. T. RAYMOND JEFFS posing mansion on Lincoln cellent floor plan. Close to vil. Johnstone & Johnstone TU 1-1100 If no ans. TU 2-0176 80 ACRES with 2640 feet of the lake. Ruilder's former EAST DETROIT home. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2, at. Jefferson. Large rooms KENMORE lage shopping, 3 bedrooms and frontage on paved Road. near with 12' ceilings radiate 4 BEDROOM Colonial, in. den, one full and 2 half baths. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Smiths Creek. powder rooms. Beautiful de. tailed paneled library 'with from an extensive but in. eluding family room with Owner leaving. state and an- 2420a RAVEN - Swim in your firepl8ce, adjacent to play xious for a deal. Open Sun. ANCHORVILLE - approximat. firepl&ce. Gracious circular viting hall on main floor. A own backyard in this lovely area. Priced middle 30's. day, 2.5. ely 200'. frontage on Dixie stairway. Pan e led garden music room, family and two built in pool surrounded by Immediate occupancy. Hwy. Colswald cottage with room with fireplace. Kitchen guest powder rooms are a lovely 3 bedroom .brick GROSSE POINTE 12lh acres. Cement block with separate breakfast room. unexpected extras. 5 family KERBY ANITA, FIRST OFFERING ranch; Priced unbelievable garage with concrete second Rear stairway off kitchen. bedrooms and 4 baths plus "where the living is easy" for East Detroit area. Paneled recreation room in study Oll s,e con d floor CUSTOM BUILT family designed for maximum plea- GROSSE POINTE BOULE. LAKEPOINTE - Make it a floor-eould be converted for BEAUTIFUL AVON ON basement with fireplace. All maids' quarters or apart- home. Extra large living sure enjoyment. Theperfed VARD - Walk to St. -"must" to see this older apartment or business use. THE LAKE carpeted and draperies. Nice. ment above. 2-bedrOOm ga- and dining area, modern floor plan-3 bedrooms, Ilh Paul's. ,Excellent 3-bed. home with 4 bedrooms in Above properties can easily ly landscaped with circufar rllge apartment and magnlf. kitchen, 3 bedrooms with 2 baths, modern kitchen. SUBDIVISION - 4 bcdroom ropm COLONIAL. IIh good condition. Large liv. . be reached off 1-94 X-way. drive. Many extras and de. icent grounds. full and 2 half baths. Large Colonial, with large family baths,. modern kitchen, en- jng room and dining room tails. $137,000. Shown by ap. terrace convertible to fam- 732 MOORLANDD!R I V E, room. natural fireplace, for. closed ~rrace, 2-car at- and kitcheD. Oak wood. Call ily room. Carriage house. 'tached garage. Price dras. work. St. Ambrose Parisb. pointment 0 I, I y . TUxedo University FIRST OFFERING-Not just mal dining room and a beau. 'GEORGE PALMS 4.7657. Immediate occupancy. a home but an entirely new tiful view of the lalte. 2-car tically reduced for fast TU 1.4200. FLORIDA. BOUND owner wants PEACH TREE way of life is yours when you attached garage. wide canal. sale. VACANT. Must be REALTOR offer on this 3 bedroom move into this brick Colonial. Ideal for Lake Lovers! Lots SOLD. TU 1.6300. BARRINGTON-Near Lake- CENTER ENTRANCE, 4 TU 6-4444 home . near shopping and 19' kitchen, G.E..built.ins, of extras including wall.to- front park. Tender loving GROSSE POINTE school. Breakfast room, 116 bedroom Colonial. Formal family room,. forniji,i, dining ., wall carpeting and custom WEST IDA LANE - Excel- care has been given ro baths, large screened pOl'ch, dining room, large family room. Open Sunda>l,2.;~. drapes. lent 2.bedroom RANCH this excellent 4.bedroom HOMES 50.foot lot. $33,000 with room, modern kitchen. 1st on quiet court. Den or home. Paneled f ami I y 12E-eOMMERCiAL loW down payment. floor. utilities. 2 car attached WANTED PROPERTY FOR SALE Harper Woods third .bedroom. Lovely room, modern kitchen, OPEN .SUN. 2:30 TO 5 garage. Land Contract ac. METRO BEACH.HARP ER kitchen, fireplace, attach- finished basement. Price ceptable. Lothrop BROADSTONE, 21217...,.Custom AREA - WANTED - Some ed garage, nice yard. reduced. Immediate occu- Priced to sell. $32,800. TU pancy. TU 1-6300. CLAIRVIEW CT. 19954-Spa. LARGE CAPE COD located on LOCHMOOR 4 bedroom, large kitchen; for- large un-happy family for BUSINESS SITE mal dining room. Excellel1t this lovely 10 room Brick 1.6300. cieus llh story in excellent one of the Farms' most ex- 5 BEDROOMS' and 31k family home.' Conveniently Aluminum quad . level. 21,2 \ CENTER ENTItANCE COL- Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Ioeation. 4 bedrooms, or 3 clusive streets. 4 bed. baths. Large lot adjacent to baths, n at u'r a 1 fireplace, City. 132'xloo', fine corner ?lus den. 11h baths. Family rooms, 2lh baths on second golf course. Spacious -living Iocate d to.a 11 schools and country kitchen. sliding door LAKELAND -EngJ~h!y. ONIAL on popular tree- DOR, near lake, WIth clr- lined street. Beautifully location. 'room. G.E.Built.ins. Early floor plus paneled library, room, family room, library ~hopping. OPf~ ,S\lnday, 2.5. wall. Central air.conditioning, . occupancy. Financing avail. Florida roo finished - all with fireplaces. Mod. cular drive: Gracious liv- decorated throughout. 3 m, , (I !,,,I Intercom system thru out lng here With /) bedrooms large bedrooms library able. basement. In fine condition ern kitchen with built-ins COUNTRY CLUB -:,face brick heated two car garage. 2 pan: (or more if desired), spa- enclosed terrace' and love: KARL and decorated in excellent and firepl~ce. First floor bungalow_ Family room, 2lh eled rooms in rear of home DAVIES FAIRHOLME 1635 - Just a ci!lus ~aneled fa.m.i1yroom Iy finished basement. short walk to Mack Bus and taste, this exceptional home utility room. 3 car garage. car garage';l,Grosse Pointe with separate entrances. Ideal Early occupancy. WIth fireplace, hvmg room Priced for immediate sale. TU 5-3220 Shopping is this delightful is situated on over lh acre schools. Dne' block to East- for in.&-out-Iaws. Beautifully with fireplace, library with TU 1.6300. semi.ranch. 3, bedrooms and of beautifully landscaped land. Immediate possession. Landscaped. fireplace, dining room with den or 4th bedroom. Complete ground~ PEMBERTON LARGE [al)).ilv hOlllC.,,5,~e(k , I ROSEVILLE bay, kitchen built.ins and, COOK ROAD :.,... Walk to 12F-RESORT PROPERTY bath on each floor. Large liv- WOODSIDE-Feel the pleasure . '0" .. , ... ,. FOR SALE rOoms, 3 baths \vitll mod- of owning thiS" ~harming 3 LEACH - Ider~ for Handyman QwbeQue.. Ga.s..llel/.t. ~.car. GPUS, tBarnes, Star of ing room, dining room and garage With qua r t e r s Sea Attractive 3.bedroom Florida room. Good mortgage Hawthorne, 1469 ern kitchen. Paneled li- bedroom ranch. ''tlitgc family or retirees. 2.bedroor.1 iisbes.' above. TU 4.0600. COLONIAL built 1960. LAKEFRONT lot 6Ox220, Gay- assumption or land contract. MEDITERRANEAN style home brary, glass enclosed ter. kitchen. Many'lillttirlbus items tos. $15,000. $0 down. Vacant. lord area. Private subdivi. located on an 83.foot lot race. Assumable mortgage. Large paneled f ami I y Reasonably priced. for comfort. ,Perfect floor Why pay rent? . McKINLEY - Extremely sionwith swimming pool, near schools. Attractively Immediate possession. room. Kitchen built.ins, 2- plan. well.built "Mast" brick lodge, etc. Convenient to HOLLYWOOD 1462- Very at- decorated interior includes car attached garage. VA. house on 45' lot in de. major ski resorts. $5,500. tractive 3 bedroom Colonial. 24.fOQt family room with PROVENCAL CANT. TU 1-6300. Famous sirable area. Tiled roof, Good terms to qualified pur. 1lh baths. Screened terrace, fireplace, 3 bedrooms plus HERE'S an opportunity to 2-car garage. Merits your chaser. 886.5667. Quick possession. Best buy in. sitting roo m or 4th bed. acquire a seldom available NEWCASTLE - Charming this top area.' $29,800. SCHWE'ITZER Realty Co. inspection! TU 1-4200. room, finished basement Provencal Road residence :,,! 3.bedroom COLONIAL nn beautifully situated in the 12H-LA,KE AND RIVER RAYMOND 19216 - Sharpest Attached garage. Assume lovely wooded ;site. Ilk 6% mortgage. P,,~k like atmosphere of the_ TU 2-2100 779-0200 YOUNG MARRIEDS - 3- FOR SAlt Colonial in area. 3 bedrooms, bedroom brick bungalow bath.>, modern f kitchen, Country Club Golf Course. games room, terrace, 2. Ilh bath. Family room. New Lovely Ist floor _featuring on Loraine near Maire PORT HURON. Executive home carpeting. New Bryant gas School. Lo", price of $24,. car garage. Handy to bus, Lakefront Home paneled rooms at their best. schools, shops. Quick oc. In Exclusive Shennan Woods furnace, and central air con. WOODLAND PLACE. Located 2nd floor arranged to ac. 900 allows for lecorating. 323 Edison Blvd. 700' private dition. Aluminum trim. Many cupancy. $37,500. 'I'U I- at the foot of a secluded comodate . a large family PH 1.2300. beach privilege on Lake Hur- extras. 'On quiet street. 6300. lane in Grosse Pointe City, with 7 bedrooms, plus Center Entrance Colonials on. Park and tennis courts- this outstanding Georgian maids. Garage with apart. IN THE FARMS-LEXING- 4-bedrooms 3 baths, 2 half. FOLLOWING BY like this are hard to find. Its graceful lines will always be "FARMS" BUNGALOW - Colonial is ideally situated ment above. An older home TON ROAD RANCH with baths. Fully carpeted drapes. APPOINTMENT popular. This particular home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full Ready to move in, with 3 in excellent condition de. fine detail, has living $49,500. Assume large 7% on the shore of Lake St- baths on the second floor. The firsl floor rooms are gen. bedrooms, paneled games BEDFORD 906 - Almost new signed for the modern fam- room with fireplace, den mortgage. Owner moving and Clair. Accomodations in- erously proportioned, the kitchen has those built.in features, room, small terrace, full and a lot 01 built.in chann. ily. Please call today. has built,in bar. Florida wants offer. VA 2.3323 or clude a 13x20' paneled li. and a very unusual bright large breakfast room. Plenty of dining room, 2.car garage. Early American 4 bedroom, brary. 21' dining room, room, owner's suite of 1-982.9383. room for romping in the large back yard. Priced below Must be sold. $31,900. PR 21h bath colonial. Large fam- beautiful modern kitchen N. COLON IAL COURT- bedroom, dressing room $40,000. 1-2300. ily room. 2 car attached gar. with built.ins, fireplace in ST. CLA IR SHORES and bath plus bedroom CANADA, 2'h ACRE, $345 CASH age, plus combination ho~by • and Jiath, games room, Several cabin sites with hunting, breakfast area; first floor 4 BEDROOMS, 21h bath shop and bike storage. HIgh laundry, 4 family bedrooms attached garage with elec. NORTH RENAUD - Excel. fishing and ski.dooing. Near mortgage at low rate. Colonial in, perfect condi- tric door. Beautiful gar. lent 4.bedroom, 2 bath 3 new baths, maids' quar. tion. Living, dining room, Rouyn, Quebec. Roads and Grosse POInte Farms den site with sprinkler SEMI. RANCH, n ice I y Hydro. Private owner. 543-5405. GROSSE POINTE CT. 873 - ters plus a 3.car garage lovely oversized breakfast with a lovely apartment Only $3~,5oo for this brick and aluminum siding Center- system. Look this over! situated on quiet winding Most attractive newer Cape area. Beautiful family room TU 4.Q600. road. 2.car garage, finish. above. ' with fireplace. Don't miss Entrance Colonial. 3 bedrooms, den, family room. recrea- IDEAL holiday retreat for busi.. Cod in the Village. 3 bed. cd basement, carpets, dra- it. tion room with fireplace, etc.... even a 2lh -car brick ga- nesses. 3 luxury chalets on rooms 2lh baths. 2 car at. WESTCHESTER - Center peries includr,d. Priced to lake n ear Gaylord. Large tached garage. All built ins. rage. Lot 55x146. Well locatcd for schools (Kerby and Brownell). If you're looking in this price range, make hall COLONIAL with 4 sell. TU 1.6300. wooded acreage with beauti. Basement has panelled rec. large bedrooms plus lib. reation Toom or office with seeing this a must. ful be8ch. Like new decorator TOLES HIGBIE rary. Near the park and S'I'AR OF SEA PARISH - furnisbid. Winter leases avail. lav. Possession ,;oon. Realtor scbpols. Well priced and Well designed' 3.bedroom able. Terms. By appointment, REALTY terms available. TU 1- RANCH la~ut in attrac. PRescott 7.3204. HELPING PEOPLE 74 KERCHEVAL TU 5-4100 Attention Mothers 4200. tive quiet setting. 2 baths, FIND THE RIGHT HOUSE Our 28th year in Grosse Pointe 84 Kercheval Avenue 886.7100 paneled family room and ALGONAC Cruiser dockage, st. LINCOLN - C h 0 ice loca- lovely finished basement. Clair River, concrete break. IS OUR BUSINESS Discover a true convenience! What makes more sense than tion, top condition make Must be SOLD. TU 1.6300. wall, plus canal frontage, 40. having your laundry headquarlcrs on thc second floor near the bedroom area? This 2.year.old large Colonial was de- this 3.bedroom. 1lh bath ft. boat well, sewer, water; NEED 3-4-5 BEDROOMS? COLONIAL with attic PEMBERTON - Ncar bus walking distance to shopping. signed to provide for real casy living and has just about evcry modern appointment imaginable ... Example: I5.foot slorage, divided basement and shopping. Exccllent $25,000, terms. Silloway & CO. THIS IS IT! 1ST OFFERING! Attractive modified contemporary with that all den, 16x14-foot family room, an exciting modern kitchen. and scr~encd terrace,casy ccnter . cnlrance COLO- T. M. Tucker, Realtor. Algonac 4 bedrooms and 2lh baths, complete sprinklcr system, ctc. to rccommend. Don't hcsi. NIAL. 4 bedrooms, family 4087 M-29 Highway TU 4.7000 important extra room and bath on the 1st floor. ... 3,000 sq. ft. of living space situatcd on a 60xI56 pro. tatc! TU 4-0600. room, den, games room. 794.3681 Idl'al for the occasional guest) in-laws or elderly fessionally landscaped lot. Immediatc possession. 7% land kitchcn com pIc t e with family member or use as a lovely paneled den. In contr~ct with $15,000 down. Arrange an appointment today. LITTLESTONE - J,ovcly 3 built-ins. 3.car garage. TU addition, there is a most attractive, huge Family bedroom face brick Geor. 4.0600. Room. The handsome walnut I?aneling in the living gian Colonial. Naturl'l YOU'RE WELCOME SUNDAY room, dining room and den IS warm, homey and fireplacc, Ilk baths. finish. THREF. 1\1 I L E DRIVE - rich. With 3 nice bedrooms, 2 baths and lots of Large Shade Trees ed basement, larr.e kitch. First offcritlg of truly sub. 2:30 -- 5 P.M. closets on the 2nd floor, this fine home also offers en, breakfast nook, rear stantial "mansion.type~' surround this 4 bedroom, 2lh.bath Contemporary home 10. scrcencd porch, 2.car gar. house on good street. Ar. 1427 Buckingham a heated, sound-proof room and bath in the base- catcd in the peaceful surroundings of Windmill Pointc. 21243 River Road ment for use as a servants room or hobby room. age. Comer site. VE 9- rangc to inspect the large Clip and Save This Re. Particularly adaptablc for the active family whosc rc'quire- 4700. rooms. modcrnizcd kitch. Bargain hunters t a k e Large mortgage may be assumed. Price only ments dictate those exira rooms, i.e.; large family room, note: cipe for Modern Living. cn, gorgeous woodwork, $57,500. den, first floor maid's room or additional hohby room. 3-car "in.law" quarters over at. Here's a big home value, at Start with a modern GE RENAUD ROAD - NEAR Transfer from state makes this attractive Farm attached garage, Contact onc of our consultants today {or MORNINGSIDE - Cus. tached garage; plus many a small home price. This kitchen. add 4 bedrooms, appointmcnt arrangements. "Ed Russell" dcsign com. Colonial available. With one bedroom entered tom.built RANCH home other attractivc features. bines the relaxed atmos. large living room, and din- through another, this makes an ideal arrangement with attractive I i v i n g Call today. TU 1.4200. phcre of a ranch with a big ing room. Mix in a panelcd for 3 bedrooms and study, or 4 bedrooms on 2nd Exclusive by l'Oom. large dininr: area. (llx13.4) formal din i n g dcn. Blend in eal'jlcting, floor. Small, attractive paneled den. Large kitchen 3 bedrooms, 21,2 baths. NOTRE D A 1\1 E - 3.bcd. room just waiting for your drapes and a charming con- with built-in appliances. Attractive mortgage may Hprary and family room. room RANCH near Grossc Kitehcn has good break- Pointe "Village" shopping first dinner party. Three temporary flavor. S e r v e be assumed. In the Farms near schools. $41,000. generous bedrooms, lots of fast arca. Nice gamcs Ilrca. Musl scll to scltle 1 closets, 1Jh baths, and an with a gcnerous $21,500 Custom built 1 12st.ory home with 2 twin size bed- ",.BORLAND room. Put this on your cstate. Act fast on this oversized 21k.car garage mortgage and you've got a rooms and bath on 1st floor and 2 sUfler size bed- lis!! TU 4.0600. olle. TU 1.4200. are just a fPw of thc m 0 u t h . watering delicacy rooms and bath on 2nd floor. Large kitchen with built.in appliances. Near elementary, junior high • "goodies" packed into this worth fir, " place in the schools and transportation. Owner has built an. mint condition "mini.maD' Sharp home Swccpstakes! ."McBREARTY sian." other home and is ready to move! $'14,500. JOHNSTONE & $43,900 $38,500 KARL DAVIES 19 Kercheval Rcallors TU 6-3800 MIDWESTERN SITES, INC. 81 KERCHEVAL AVE. TU 5.3220 (Next to Punch & Judy Theater) JOHNSTONE Member Grosse Pointe Real Estat~ Board, the I?riginaL Mcmbcrl,l Grosse Pointe Rcal Estate Board 822.1136 multiple listing organization in the Grosse PQlntes. Page Twenty.5ix G R 05 S E P,O I N TEN EW 5 Thursd.y, September '25, 1969 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE t 3-REAL ESTATE t3-REAI, EsTATE '3-RlAL ESTATE t3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FO~_$A.LE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE. FOR SALE MERRIWEATHER near Beau. FIRST showing Saturday, new 2 CO.OP APARTMENTS pre. Farm Colonial, 3 bed. Pointe HARPER WOODS A VISIT to. this New GROSSE POI NTE' PARK home at 21611 Brys Drive, rooms, IIh baths, new kit. CHAMPION GrOSSe! I HARPER WOODS close to shopping. 3 bed. . / 1015 NOTTINGHAM - 3 bed- chen, new carpeting, carpeted OPEN SUNDAY 2:30~5:oo IFIRST OFFERING on Wood. England Atmosphere ARTHUR-A step from Grosse rooms and bath, large kit. playroom. Many extras. $42,' REALTOR room, l'h baths, natural fire- chen and family room com. VILLAGl~:"'T~"~'E 16919 F'r t I . mont-Very sharp face brick will find you the home Pointe. Luxurious 2 bedroom, place, carpeting, terrace, 2 500. TUxedo 2-9187. advert1s~d~~ice thre~ ~e~. Bungalow, full dining room, 1n bath, air. l~ollditioned; bination, $21,000. Phone TU I WOODS LANE 10Slh-Five year CaJ' garage, close to schools of. your choice, lovely t' .1 11 '. ,. ,... .:' ',.'"\ ., ~. . . .~. b It v ~~t I" U I I~ I l: I'tl: V't .~ 16-'ETS FOR SALE 216-ROOFING SERVICES 21 I-PAINTING AND 2IR-IRICK AND 21 %-LANDSCAPI NG 21Z-LANDSCAPING MAMA cat rejects son, 3.month . DlCORATING. CEM!NT WORK S~RVICE . SERVICE QUALITY WORK by carpenter kitten needs good home. Free. INTERIOR' al)d exterior paint. 884.9206. with 20 years 'txperlence in ing, 20 years experience. ReI- H. CHAUVIN J. D. Candler Grosse Pointe. Conscientio\ls, BILL CROTHERS ROB'S LAWN SERVICE erences. TYler 7-2501. CEMENT CONTRACTOR SPRENKLE KITTENS. free to good horn\!. ROOFING CO. can do anythinJ. Reasonable LANDSCAPE CO. Healthy, playful, 7 weeks. INC. INTERIOR and exterior paint- All TYPES QF prices on rlC~e}lt,ion rooml!, • PLUMBING Have your lawn cut 011 Monday Landscape design and mainten- 884-9926., ing. wall walhine and paper CEMENT WORK • HEATING or Tuesday and ,et a better and kltch$ns. TUx~~~;t5372: ance. 15 years in the Pointes. MichiJan', Oldest Boafer • Walks. Drives • PorcLes , • SEWER CLEANIN~ month rate. We do vabtion. 2 TOY POODLES. SHver. 9 Residential. and CotMlerclal, haDilll.g: R6asoaabl. raw. Call after 6 p.m. 30 years' experience.' Ray • PatiOi • Wawproofini el'6, too. . weeks old. 884.9916. All types of Roofs and Decks VA 2-1282 Barnow.ky, 823-Mte. step' Gutters and ConductOrs • Pre.can Since 1916 PR 2-]798 Good gardening service. Com- GERMAN Shephard pup, nine • Tuell: Point1nJ CUSTOMG~AFT Free Estimate Repair., EXPERT painting. paper hang- plete seeding and sodding. weeks, AKC,. female, black No job too .maD Construction COm~an:v' LARRY'S CUSTOM 'XREES and stumps removed. Hedge and shrubbery triJiI- and tan, $75. 371'~2189after 5. No job too l~&e ing. Free estimates. G. Van or too amall. free ••Umates PLUMBING AND HEATING trimming Insured, reasonable ming. Assc11e, VAlley 4.1492. rates. 293-4069. MY WIFE and the management • Re.ldenUal and Commercial CALL 899.2100 EXTERIOR PAINTING. Free CALL BUILDE:ftS " REMODELERS Repair and Remodel Small tree trimmlnit Small of this newspaper insists that TU U5M TU 2-5958 tree removal. Fertillzing, lbo• I run a conventional ad. r still estimates. Gros.e Pomte ref. Water Heaters - A. O. Smith SCHERVISH erences. PRescott 3-0183, 294- Additions,•Dormers. Permaglass and Rheem Glass. have to sell 4 of those darn ALL ROOF .. GUTTER WORK LANDSCAPE CO, 884-1928 puppies. "Puppies for Sale- 2662. , REP~IRS Bee. Rooms, Bathrooms, line. Caulldng, chimney repair •• WaterprOOfin& and brick work. Kitchens, New Homes, TUxedo 1-7410 COMPLETE TU 4.6160." Gutters cleaned. We underpin footings, repair YOUNG experienced Painters Custom Garages & Doors LANDSCAPE TRIMMING, removal spraytDf, MINIATURE Schnauzer pup. ADVANCE lUUNTENANCE caved.in basement walls or FOR CLEAN & dependable feeding and stump removal. starting out formally as a • DESIGN SERVICES pies-AKC registered, cham. 'I'll 2.5539. company. Work - guaranteed. make replacemen~. Inspec- Free Est1mates & Planning service, call ELMERS Free estimates. Complete tree. pion hreed, 2 males, one fe. tion of completed work in- PLUMBING AND HEATING. NOW is the time to plan your service. Cal Flemin&, Tree Reasonable. Ref~rences. vited; we guarantee our male. 885-2518. FINANCING •ARRANGED TUxedo 4-488Z. landscape needs. Our quall. Service, TUxedo 1.6950. Specializing In SANDERS BROTHERS workmanship. FHA terms, field designers will analyze KITTENS free to good home. ALCOA ALUMINUM I Greg. TU 1.6481. licensed, insured. boncled. • 2 IV-SI lVE RP.....TI NG f you r grounds and provide ~ 884.7608. professional plans for patios COMPLETE decorating. Paper- ONTARIO-, 881-1024 CONSTRUCTION CO. • Silver & Gold Plating and other front and oac!tyard ,;oj '. 20-PIANO SERVICE GUTIERS hanging, insured, guaranteed .. plantings and construction. .1" :...... i. . Free Estimates. Low Piice/;. AI Schneider, TUxedo 1'()565. 881-4400 • Oxidizing and Repairing I , DOING all types of .carpenter CALL NOW for an appoint- _ . ... . COMPLETE piano service. Tun- Work Guaranteed. PAINTING aDd wall' paper work, remodeling attic rooiDS, • Brass Polishing" Lacquering ment to meet with your con. The Grosse Pointe ing. rebuilding, refinishing, porches. SmalJ or big jobs. • Fireplace fixtures refinished venience. . de-mothing. Member. Plano RICHARD WILLERTZ hanging, wall paper removal. LAVVRENCE VERBEKE Estimates free. TUxedo 3- • Copper polishing & buffing Technicians Guild. R. Zech. W ROSLYN ROAD Free estimates. Call 437- CEMENT CO. 5892. 882-7730 Memorial 731.7707. TUxedo 1.8170 6957. MEMBER OF EAST SIDE CONCRETE-BRICK 'LEEBERT I LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS STONE-WATEaPROOFING Church PIANO TUNING and servicing. 2tJ-~ALL WASHING Additions - Alterations SILVERSMITHS guaranterd. Walter Mueller, United Presbyterian GRACE BROS. CONCRETE - Dril'eways, side- TUxedo 6.1000. New Homes 14110 CHARI.EVOIX Grosse Pointe' U"ited' 16 Lake Shore Rd. ROOFING WALL WASHING walks, patios, garage floors, 3 BIb. West of .Chalmers cement patching of aU types. Kitchens, Family Rooms M~THODIST CHURCH PIANO turilng and repairing. LEAKS REPAIRED PAlNrtNG & DECORATING VA 2-7318 211 Moross ROllI! For information. WOOD SHlNGLl!: We Also Specialize in Thomas Pettit, VA 1-3392 or }fOME MAINTENANCE BRICK AND BLOCK-Porches, . ! mght or day, TUxedo 1.2382. PRESERVATIVE Modernizing Bathrooms BB6-236S ELMER T. LABADIE pre.cast steps, expert tuck Mlnisler call 882-5330 SLATE.TILE.ASPHALT 21 %-LANDSCAPING p~ A. Thomeu .... pointing and patching, chim. TH IELE Construction SERVICE 21-MOVING b STORAGE NEW and REPAIR TUxedo 2-2064 neys. 9:15 FAMILY WORSHIP &- Supply SERVICE CO. Services 9:30 and 1l:15.a.m. KEN'S MOVING - Local sub. TU 6~6930 21 K...WINDOW ~ASHING STONE-Patios, walks, flower PR 5-2323 Church School {or nurRery urbs. One piece or houseful. boxes, stone repairs of all 10:15 ~~r,:~fr~~~t~ot::;SgradeS \ and Church School Low rates. TU 2:8540. ROOF repairs. gutters, decks, A.OK Window Clesrrets. servo PROFESS tONAL seven through twelve. chimneys. work . myself. types. Adult seminars and discus- Crib Rocm through 4th Do ice on swrms and screells. REMODELING .sian groups. . AARON1\foving and Storage. TUxedo 1-4807. Free estimates. Monthly rates. WATERPROOFING - Base- Custom built kitchen cabinets, • Va~ation Lawn CuttiDg 11:15 MORNING WORSHIP Dr. Edward Golden . Time starts at your home. ., 521,2459. ment leaks. SERVICE Truck and 2 men, $14.50 per 21tf-RUG CLEANING recreation rooms. AdditiOns Church Schoal ror nursery preaching 15 Years in the POintes, and all types of porch en- • Weed Control through Kindergarten . hour. 925.7599 or 773.3999. ' G.OLMIN FREE ESTIMATES, LA 1-4693 closures, siding and roofing, WINDOW CLEANING FHA terms. We are insured, • Lawn Fertilizing 21A-GENERAL SERVICES Summer Dirt NO JOB TOO SMALL No Problem to Us SERVICES llcensed and bonded. Program FIRST CHU~C" OF CMItIST, SCIENTIST FREE ESTIMATES Licensed • Bonded .Insured ..Groee POInte Fanus (ChrllUan Science) CARPET LAYING Sunday 10:30 a.m. Chureh Sunday School and Infanta' Room Our Specialty: WE ARE INSURED Inspection of complete work • Hedge and Shrubbery NEW AND OLD invited; we gu:u-antee our Wednesday 6 p.rn., Te.sUrnonlal Meet1Jl1 Carpeting Foam Clealltld. We Trimming 212 Ch.lfenf. "'venll. Stair Carpet Shifted 372-3022 ALL KINDS CEMENT workmanship. don't "Soak and Twist" it, we If no answer, call 372-3023 Reading Room 10013Mack Ave. Repairs of All Types • Gardening Dally 10 to 5 exeep~ Sundays and Holidays • Cigaret Burns Re-Woven. "Foam and FluU" carpeting AND BRICK WORK ONTARIO 7 to 9 Thursday snd FrIday evenings clean. CONSTRUCTION CO. ALSO 21~SE~ER CLlANING • Summer Foliage Spray NEW CARPET SALES • GARAGE FLOORS, DRIVE. 881-4400 We also: SEWERS, CLEANED, broken WAYS. PRE-CAST ST)'.iPS. Samples Shown in • Strip and wax, tIle, or Sew(!l'S repaired. GuarantMd . PORCHES. ' REBUILT. OR ~ Landscape Planting GROSSE .POINTE WOODS Your Home wOOd floors. Reasonable rates. 881.0003 or REPAIRED .. ALL CEMENT • Sodding BOB-TRUDEL • Paint'or Wash. walli. 779.1225. l CRACKS REPAIRED. BASE, [jJresb!Jterian Church TU 5.0703 • Clean Windows. MENT WATERPROOFING. Modern i£a~tioh • Clean Upholstery. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE .u:l.~I1'" , • Design and Construction 199110MACK AVE. at TORREY RD• J MORE. VALUE for ~!\~,P.l0ney. 2 C-ELECTRICAL • Wash and Wax Wood Panel. Electric Sewer Cleaning for FREE ESTIMATES Additions, kitcheps,' dormers, Worship Services 9:30 and 11:00 SERVICES. ling. all drains and sewers. NO JOB TOO' SMALL basements, ba~rooms, wall Church School (nursery thru 6 grade) at 9:30 service only / COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL JUST CALL ELECTRICAL WIRING removals. No job too small Child Caro at Both Services Riteway Maintenance WE bIG AND REPAIR , 773-4018 or too large. and REPAIRS . 371-7139 BROKEN SEWERS GENE'S "PREACHING AND TEACHING THE WORD" KRAUSMANN ELECTRIC CO. AU Wark Guaranteed Rev; Gerald E. Blevins FRED NAVARRO BIDIGARE,BROS. INC, TU 2.5000 Free estimates. Phone answers . office'1J2:lS]15 LANDSCAPE 24 hoUts. 884-9512 evenings till:.J.,l;" TtJ; 1.6988 ALL TYPES WIRING DtJRACLEAN carpet and up- 21()-"'~ATERPROOFING VITO CASTIGLIONE. , "",;.1."'1 , SERV,ICE Ranges. dryers. air condition. NOTICE 'TO BiDDERS ~olstery cle.anl~g. No soak- BASEMENT CARPENTER-lAll~~s repair FREE ESTIMATE ers. Violations corrected. Cement work, porches, drive. and remodelinjil.~(ljfl Watson. mg, no shrmlCln~, no harsh WATERPROOF I ways, garage floors and rat VAlley 1.5411 FREE ESTIMATES NG . LA 6-5501. .' .... SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 soaps. Free estimates. PR wall. Licensed Insured ALL WORK 8.8777. INSIDE OUTSIDE 372-4939 ZIT-DRESSMAKING OUR 19TH YEAR GUARANTEED EXPERT RUG and,. furniture ALL WORK guaranteed. We dig , INVITATION TO BID TUxedo 2.9988 _.Evenings shampooing .. 527. 3933, 521. outside' waterproofing; water ALTERATIONS $d,. repairs. COMPLETE landscaping serv- ,',' ,.: , ....'.1 I , ... h PR 8.0598 ice by Julius LaQuiere. Top 4519. drains broken or c~acked are 1152 )4arYlan~.'T .' qsse Pointe Removal of Snow from Park. VAlley.}~ dressing, cultivating, edging. 21 D-ELECTRICAl -- replaced. Free estimates. No J. W. KLEINER 3k 21 I-PAINTING AND job too BmsH-just call shrubs, evergreens pruned, Nine Municipal Parking Areas APPLIANCES CEMENT CONTRACTOR SIMPLE dressmalfing, little Lawn cut t i1n g. fertilizing DECORATING FRED NAVARRO girls' clothes. aild"aUerations. WATERPROOFING CO. All types cement. Stone a.nd Spring clean.up work. Hourly The City of Grosse Pointe will receive sealed bids GROSSE POINTF.'S ONLY INTERIOR, Exterior painting. Brick Work-New and RepaIrs Reasonable., TU'5.05:l3: rates. Reasonable. Free esti- 773-4018 .. .' ~,1 " for the removal of snow from nine (9) municipal Free estimates. Quality work. Driveways, Porches. Walks mates. 885.5659. EUROPEAN laqy: .~wjs'ws to parking areas, on or before 2:OQ P.M., Wednesday. Grosse Pointe references. BASEMENTS WATERPROOF- Patios, Tuck Pointing make a1terations •.i~Mr home HOOVER LIncoln 3-5099. . Pre. cast Steps THOMPSON October 8, 1969 at which time said bids shall be - ED-Reasonable rates. work- P r ice s very:~~sonable. FACTORY AUTHORIZED manship guaranteed. 881-0063 Waterproofing LANDSCAPING CO. publicly opened. The City reserves the right t6 re- SERVICE A.l INTERIOR and exteriQr Please call 82~-94~.. 7.10 Cust()m lawn and garden serv- or 779.1225. p.m. painting. wl!l1 washing and No Job Too Small ice. Complete landscaping and ject any or all bids, waive :my irregularities, and to POINTE VACUUM paper hanging. Have insur. P. & M. SPECI~IZING SEWING: Alterations, adults designiog" Fertilizing. sodding ;lccept the bid which is in the best interes~ of the ance. Kenneth' Pygott, 5Lo. TU 1~1014 _PR 2-4050 and children; hems, zippers, and trimming. Fl'ee estimates. City. 21002 MACK cum 8.1780, after 5:30 p.m. WATERPROOF 1 NG 1 Flagstone Walks and Patios pillows, . drapes. Trousers P.O. Box 5047, Grosse Pointe, Mich. TU 4-2720. FREE PICKUP & DELIVER~ I WATERPROOFING INSIDE I Natural Stone Planters cuffed. TUxedo, 1.7455. Completed bids shall be submitted to the City of NEW REBUILT PARTS EXTERIOR SPECIALTY AND OUTSIDE LICENSED BONDED Grosse Pointe, attention Thomas Kressbach, City Basement wall s waterproof TU 2-0717 Manager. Municipal Offices, 17147 Maumee Ave~ 21E-SEWING MACHINE House and garage painting. Ex. painted. No job too large or ~ REPAIR cellent references. Free est!. too small. I ST, MICHAEL'S 'EPISCOPAL CHURCH nue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230. Bids shall be mates. Very reasonable. Full ALL WORK GUARANTEED 21S-CARPENTER WORK 20475 SlInningdllll! Park seared and plainly marked "Snow Removal Bid." S3RVICE CALL. tune'uP. com. time professional. painters. Fr~e Estimates--;.Cap Anytime CARPENTER want;'! ~aJl jobs. Call anytime. 371-7478. I Additional bid forms are av~able from the City plete. $3.75.' We repair all The Reverend Edgar H. Yeamen, Reeler makes. TUxedo 2.1881. 779-0037 VA 2-54941 panelUng, repairI.n~\ screens, I offices. ------'. porches, etc. PResco.tt 1-3729'1 PATRONAL FESTIVAL ilF-SIDING SERVICES COMPLETE Decorating servo ALL TYPES caulking. Finest . Thomas W, Kressbach --.-.-.---_.- ice. Painting, interior. exter- materials used. Basement wa. :'! Sunday, September '28, 1969 City Clerk ALCOA lor. Paper ".anging and terproofing. All work guaran.) H. F.. JENZE. N • removing. Material. work.. teed. Free' estimates. Residen- BU ILD I ALUMINUM TRIM NG ; Services' 8:00, 9:30 and 11; 15 a.m. SIDING AND GUTTERS manshlp. gusranteed. For tial, commercial, 884-9512. Home and industriai' repalrs./ I, PreaCher-The Very Reverend Leslie G. Warren STORM WINDOWS estimates, call \. ! 21P-FURNITURE REPAIR Additions, attics completed. Dean, Cathedral Church of St. Paul SUDRO CONSTRUCTION WILLIAM FORSYTH.E l • ' _ Porch enclosures, recreation. CITY OF TU 1.3515 VAlley 2.9108 ELECANCE IN rooms, garages repaired. I : - - UPHOLSTERING TU 1.9744 TU 4.3011 7.1G-RCOFING SERVICES I Custom made furniture; dec- " The Grosse Pointe Grasse Pointe HUGHES BROTHERS orative fabrics; professional ' GROSSE POINTE ROOFING DECORATORS neerllepoint mounting. tapes. C U S T OM MODERNIZATION. Congregational Unitarian Church I: Tile & Slate roof repairs 5293 Yorkshire tries and yarn; chairs and tailored w your needs. Addi- Church Gullers: Cleaned & Repaired stools in stock. EWALD. estall- Hons. kitchens, aluminum sid. 17150 Mauume at Neff Rd. 882.9750 or 331.8029__ Iished 1926. 13929 Kercheval ings, etc. Ron Tyson. Builder, 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop NOTICE OF RECISTRATION B&B MA INTENANCE - Dr. Harry C. Meserve at .Eastlawn. VA 2.8993. 293-4279 and 294.1673. I For The 775-2498 9:30 a,m. Morning Service Worship Services Free Estimates DON~~~t~L1SS FINE-i~~iture reupholstering. • Attics • Porch Enclosures and Church Scllool GENERAL CITY ELECTION Exterior Intenor. Large selection of fabrics. • Add'ltl'ons • Kitchens Crib Room 10:30 a.m. Free Estimates Quality work. 35 years ex. • Garages Guest Speaker - To Be Held On PAINTING ,_perience. 527.3933; 521-4519. • Commercial Buildings : "On telling it like it is" Mr. Donald YOllng I Rev. John William Estes Jr. "SOME THOUGHTS ON l':omes, officllS, clinics, motels. ! TU 1-7.050 i CHAIR CAmNG and RUShing-I SUTTON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1969 hospitols i NON-AFFLUENCE" ! . 40 Years to G.P. I worn seats rewoven like llelV . JIM . I' ,,'(;~ Prcfessiollol ! EXTERIORP8i~tl~~lking, TUxedo 4.2432. . 1677 Brys Dr. .' -. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk Workmanship I free esti~ates. Paint repair I FURNITURE .refinishing, all! TU 4.2942 TV 2.2436 THE GROSSE POINTE fiut English of the City of Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Mich- Lorge or and cleanmg gutters. PRes-. types of work. Antiquing, B PTIST CHURCH igan will be at his office located at 17147 Maumee Small cott 9.3947. touch.ups. 527.3933: 521-4519. C~RP.ENTER W.ORK-M?~em. i A Ev. Lutheran Avenue for the purpose of receiving registrations Jobs Ization, panellmg, partItIons.. 8 Mile at Mack from qualified electors who have not already r.eg!s. RUDOLPH TONELLO 21 Q--PLASTERING additions. kitchens. small il?bs Grosse Pointe Woods Decorator -. I etc. TUxedo 2.2795. Invites you to worship with Church tered and from electors who will pc;sst:ss such qual. • Interior. Exterior SPECIALIZING in repairs for __ __ ~_ us. Vernier Rood at Wedgewood ifications on November 4, 1969, the date of the Wall Papering 18 years. Cracks eliminated. SUDRO INSULATION AND 9:45 A.M. Dri..e. Grone Pointe Wood. GENERAL CITY ELECTION . 882 08'70 Clean. -Jim Blackwell. VAlley CONSTRUCTION CO. CHURCH SCHOOL ...... ,Jd4 BUT~ER Church Worship - r 1.7051. Since 1948 11:00 A.M. 8:30 a.m .• and 11 :00 a.m. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFED that the City Three Mile Dr. . . We have been solving siding, MORNING WORSHIP Sundoy School-9:30 o.m. Clerk's Office will' be open for registratiun every Call TR 1.7318 - 866-4324 25 Years Experience PLASdTdERcrlalcksarel'rPSalpreRde'sTcolltetroofing and insulation proh. , 7:00 P.M. 884.5040 ...... day except Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 A.M. __ .- 81n4"80rywa rep . lems. l : EVENING WORSHIP SlInday Church School 9:30 until 4:30 P.M. and on Wednesday evenings until . .". _ 17039 Mack - TU 1.35151 Dr. A. Dale Ihrie-Minister I Rev. P. Keppler 6:00 P,M. for the purpose of acceptmg registrations, SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES I EXPERT P~ASTER and dry. -FOR~iicA-SPECIAL-IST-1 wall repairs. Licensed con. Counter tops, kitchen, bath, i - . FOR OVER VI CENTURY lMPORTANT 1 tractor, 20 years. Free estl. anything in formica. Quality St. Paul Ev. ',ery Styl. of f.nc. mates. 778.2678. work. reasonable prices, free St. JameS. 21R-BRiCK AN-D---'- I estimates. John, call a.m. or The City Clerk's office will be open on Satur- .,ected for you l.u~heran Chu1rch Lutheran Church day, September 27. Hl69 from 8:00 A.M. until 5:0() -CEMENT WORK p,m. TU.6-7176. . • (hillenl, and Lothrop -- - --'------. Kerch ... ol at McMillan TV J.667~ P.l'll. and on Friday, Octoher 3. Hl69, the last day WA 1-8282 CAPTZZO CONSTRUCTION i to register, from 8:00 A.M. until 8:00 P.M. Cement and Rrick Work CHRISTOPHER TU 4-0511 We In.ite You to Worship Illcludl"l Repair~ and New CONSTRUCTION CO With Us Chain Link All-Steel and Basen,ent Leaks i 9:30 & 11 a.m. Services 9:30 Worlhir and Sunday Thoma. ~. K"UNch Rustic Style. No Job Too Small ; eIlS'rOM mOllernizalion, addi. 9:30 ,.m. Sunday Srh()()l School (all ages) City Clark 885.0612 tlom - attic! - Kitchens - (Nursery for sm~lI c,hlldren. 11:00 Worship and Sunday .---- _. Estate maintenance. ! School (J .8) MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. BRICK - REPAIR, potio. and BARKER ,I,' Re... GeorgeE. d~~'f'Pastor II.... Cherlas W. Sandrock GPN 9-18.69, 9.26.69 and 10.2.69 porches. Fre8 estimates, PR JAMES R.... Alo" ,. ~l POltor lI.v. 1I0l.nel L. Schnelill 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL 9.3947. 1923.8585 923.8587 I , t il' Ptgt Twenty.. ight 'GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 25, 1969 * * * * Feature Page * * * tiJm~te Pointer.'of Interest I Good T8!!i1te who. where aDd wha •• o1 if WII/ Favorite Recipes by whoozit . p · t S of II' Here as we promised last week ••• is the conclusion Counter 01n People in The Know of Rita Meech's summer story, excerpt fr~m ~er, eX~~9 iences as a member of Wayne State UnIversity S t It's. A Date ..• We are happy to report the beautiful 1'------'1PINEAPPLE TWICE Etruscan Foundation program • • • but befo~e we ge new Walton.Pierce in Somerset Mall, Troy, will be of- BAKED BEANS Iinto that let's have a bit of background on RIta hhtersel: f'C1'ally 0 October Se th Disti ti e s c'all d . Sh~ is as identified previously, the daug er 0 1. pen ven . . nc v, pe lye- Contributed by . M'" J Ha old Meech of Lennon road ... Graduated immitablesi~ned interiorsWalton.Pierceare by Ford.Earl.Fashionsmanner. The buyers..• arein thein 'Kay Murphy O'Flynn'A for frorsm' G'rossre Porn' te So'uth High School in 1968, shed at- New York and are sending by air the newest of the new. Pineapple Growers ssoc. tended Rhode Island School of Design last. year an was They are arriving at 17100 Kercheval now. 1 (1.3Ih ounce) c~n awarded anotherscholarshlp to R.I.S.D. thlS year - .but ., * " . . pmeapple hd~lts turn'ed it down to go to Wayne Now she descrlbes uLe Flou" . . , We asked Patrick at Leon's, 17888.' 2 tablespoons vmegar highlightS of her Italian Sojourn . Mack to explain this new direction in hair styling. He, 2 tablespoons catsupmolasses " " " told us the trend began a while back with the new i I 2 (1 pOlmd 12-ounce) • • • "One of the biggest eve~ts of the year (iD movement in hair based on a perfect cut. It requires J cans baked beans Sienna) is the historical 'Contl'ade, the v.ery colorful less teasing or no teasing at all. The individual style is. I Simmer syrup drained from Patio Hrse Races. These are four days of trtal rac~s and designed to balance with the featurtiS. It can be change- I pine;,.pple with vinegar, molas. then the pageant on the fifth day with the Blessmg of able but always in balance. Easy for day . . :. sophisti. I ses and catsup', five &inutes. the horses in front of the Duomo and a parade of towns- cated for evening • . , TUxedo 4-9393. Combine pioeapple and beaDS. people dressed in Medieval costumes. That was beau- * " " Turn ioto bean pot or casserole. UIull One of the trial days I wat~hcd the ra~e from the BeHe Chance and Bon Voyage, Anna •.. We know )'our I Bake in moderately bot oven Marquesst's balcony, {in last week s column Rita ~ld.how suitcases are already packed with your bODeymOODwardfobe i (375 degrees) for one hour un. kind the people of the district were to student Founda- from MicbeUe's Boutique where sister Elleea did a great job of ! tiI heated and bubbly. Makes !ion participants, entertalningthe young archaeologists bIlyiDg~bose cODtiDentand city boppag styles whicb will take you ' eigbt servings. and invUhig tbem into tbeir homes). I watch~d the real f,uhi"lIably through Euro~ and. the M!ddle EaR. . i ------race packed in the center of the'p~azza _ the no~es run l Schedule Mission Tea on the outside _ with 30,000 ItaliaIl;s. Wha~ excltel1!ent! Beauty Treatment ... for your kitchen begins with I At Our Saviour Church But one doesn't want to tangle WIth excIted Italians, Mutschler skin and design. Even planting arrangements I especially when they lose! Spannocchia's horse, (the are built into the plan, The finish of the cabinet is baked A Mission Tea will be-irlven Foundation program students stayed. at !he Castle. of on for lasting quality. The decorator tile is color co-ordi- b th 0 S' F. I' 1 d b F di d Cinelli of Voltme Photo by Eddie ~lcGratb Jr. y e ur aVIOUr~vange lCa Spannocehia owne y er nan ., nated and hand fired. See samples at 20227 Mack Ave, MRS. ROBERT C. EVERETT, OF WOODLAND SHORE DRIVE . Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid place), came'inthird; last year we won ••• " " • " "':r------on Sunday, October 12, at 3 In Marth~'s Closet ... 373 Fisher Road, there is a' By Janet Mueller o'eloek in the Educational '" .. '" newsy collectton of all weather. coats from Aquanala. was so fortunate to be able to Building of the Church complex ... Rita completed . , . her foundation work July The lighter weights are for fall and come in solids and. "Look," said Myrtle Everett, half.way through our have the_ experience of attend-] in Detroit in commemoration of 31 and began a traveling vacation in SwitzerIan~, Aus- prints .. White or red double breasted cozy coats have I' hour's interview.conversation. "may I ask you a favor?" ing Wellesley. And I feel VERY the 25th anniversary of the tria and Bavaria, .• August 21 she flew from .Mila~ to . pretend mink. linings for stadium and when the snow We nodded. "Well then" she continued, "when you're strongly that if alumnae don't Michigan District Lutheran London, returning from England to Gros.se P.omte sep. " support private colleges they're Women's Missionary League. Whil R t flies. . writing this up, PLEASE don't make me a paragon. just inviting Federal interven- Melvin M. Kieschnick, former tember 1 •. .' .Oh, an~ by the way:. e! a was m • • • Okay, Myrt. lion. mi~sionary to Hong oKng, will Europe her sl~ter Marily~n Me~ch Sdle~tohn'thwlf: of ~ap- Penoaal Appearance ••• MademolseUe 'Catherble Burrus, Herewith follows a Portrait of a Non-Paragon "And I feel this is the one be guest speaker. ,tain Patrick Siemon who IS statlone WI e. merlcan falJdoa cOalUltaat,.dui.House.ofv ChrfBtian Dior,'Piris, wiJl be P...ointer: , ~Pol'nte No-rth. "I can't say 'charity' that. deals. with tLe ------Army in Vietnam, attended Boston UniverSity whe~e at. Jlcobsoa's.aU day, Frida , S...... amber 28 with 'I1Ie Winter 111 0 h h f" h • het studl'es for a Masters degree 1D TowD Collection of ChrisaaD the expertise of Eddie ~cGrath Jr. He's gone to offices I. of atti~,ude. WJ.1en.Myrt Evere,~ .ett's second 17.year-uld. son, an Jom LWV. you Jom a 10c~1 ~~:;in~~ ~:;y:~~~ ~~eteu~~ own .. , An Ibex class .in this lovely. art of making and photographed executives at work. He's snapped says, There ISO~ anyb.ody I : American Field ServIce Ex. I' League. T.he state League IS NETT, daughter o.f MR. and ,..cbJ' ects from lead and stamed glass be,gms October 15. build' d t d f h' d I .., film of course' rather spend my time Wlt~ t~,an ~change studcnt from Valla Do. really nothmg morc than a com. • . mg an c.ap ure as Iqn !I'0 e s C.I., . any memher of my family - lid Spain who arrived in pilation of local Leagues. The MRS. DAVID S. BURNETT, of I ... .. • His lens sel'Vlces are conveme~tly. available at 16839 she's not just talking for pub. Gr~sse Poinle August 8 after f state League is really nothing Oxford road. KATHERINE C'I ~ercheval and personal portraIts m color are a spa- !ication. an exhausling 16-hour bus trip I, more than a compilation of 10. MARX. daughter of MR. and. PILFERINGS clalty. Call 884-3289. No Dull Everetts 1 from New York. : cal Leagues. And the state and MRS. LEO A, MARX, of York- , 't I h lth h' h t 't . •••. . , The Everetts are anything Pedro. says Myrt, is a delight. national Leagues depend for shire road, SUSAN M. SIMON, . Money can buy ove, ea '. app~ness or W a. 1 rbzt In 9 . : • keep your eye on onental. rugs. '.. at but a. dull ~ot Not only does he play tcnnis fu~ds on the local League~ . '.' duaghter of MR. and MRS. I' did last year. -Jay Chase, The Dmers Club Magazme Ed Mahszewskz, 21435 Mack Avenue. Copzes .and con-I Begm WIth Bob, husband. but "We finally have a nice Ou~ dues arc ~lo-whlCh IS GEORGE A. SIMON, of ~en., ...... * temporary translations of oriental patterns, USIng pleas-, father. Occupation: General thin Everett!" what It costs the lO~al League dome road, and MARILYI\ R. Playwright Jean Kerr' I'm tired of all this nonsense i'l'lg overall designs is the great trend in rooms with Dentis.t. "Still':' says MI~rt, "the i Graduated already from high to bSll~PPltrMembders "t'lt~ League TMRRENaTndA~?RSsTAFRANdaUKgh~~ENO~I about beauty being only skin-deep. That's deep enough. It' I' d tt most IlIteresting man ve ever. . rI pu Ica IOns an ma ena sI . . . . m. d d bl ?" mu Ip ze pa ems. "Th rt f h •school in Spam, Pedro atten s i TACOSTA of Berns court What 0 you want _ an a ora e pancreas. • * * . met. e so ? person w 0 classes at North High. Want Informed Voters! ' • • • Every Thursday ••• Wesfield's feature famil,. style rllicken ten:ls to keep a bit ahead of the "He never had English in "The League of Women Vot- MR. and MRS. WILLIAM .. " * (III yoa ca. eat). The meal Includes cbickea 'With potatoes, pack...... school at all," Myrt marvels., ers' purpose is to encourage an STONE TURNER, JR .• of Len. Heredity is what makes the mother and father of a vegetable, cole IIaW, roll 'n butter •.• adults a dollar sidy- I For msta~ee. He 7 : )og.: "He was tutored privately in- it informed and active electorate. non road, announce 'he birth teenagers wonder a little about each other. nbte, cbJdreD uDder tea, lIiaety.aiae cents ••. ' 15506 Mack at g!ng when It was ca~ e ;U~t!for a number of months before "We study an. !ssue thoro of a son, WILLIAM SQUIRE -General Features Corp. ~merset. .[mng and. everyb~?y t oug t ~ ! he-came here. He can't be com o\'l(hlv before arrlvmg at con- TURNER, September 18. Mrs. _ " • • was a bl~ queer. Myrt note. ! plimented too highly on how sensus. Do we tnke too much Turner is the former SHARON ~'_------o-----.---::,' Lamps, Lamps, Lamps ... for living room, dressing, :'He prOVided .the r Early MO~~ well he's doing." time.~ be cffective? That's SMART d ht f f )...~~..~->':."..)1i$t': . __; g 0 t"b1e desk colonl'al pen'od contemporary ., table ! 1lI~ hSbohO'~,f(OtrholEI BryttsSdl~lvd' The littlest Everett, I2.year. 1 cnhclsm often leveled at us. LYNN , au eS.r0 I~' (...: ~"',;' ./ 'I !" • • • , '... nelll rs e vere we . . . F kl I d 't k' but MR. and MRS. JAME s T L.. ~ . or floor! Li.ght up your decorative life WIth a new lamp in. Brvs before m;)ving to WOOd.. old .Jtmmr. sWimmer. te~m~ I r~n t ~~t ~o; .. ", ik n LARD SMART, of Dearborn .... I .'" from a new selection at Wright's Gifts and Lamps, land 'Shores) . player, Little Leaguer, JUS . 0 now d ~, a~llI<> a ~ Paternal grandparents are MR. _, I ~ M A . . year., . started at Brownell. For the time, our ecmon IS usu~ y, and MRS WILLIAM STONE 18650 aCK venue.. * • I BO.b served {~st las{t G s first time in 19 veal'S, Mvrt's very well.considered . . . : TURNER' of Newberry place I t . . ! 'presl ent,d t eb Irs, 0 rosse' t. h'od h m' for" • t k t d' . I _ :J. ~ Fashionable Fido ... will wear a paisley velvet Pointe North High School's Par. not expec Ing any y 0 e , Once we ve ~ en ~ san: - --_._-_ .. - ,/ .' Th'" TI t f P ts 19443 Mack Avenue I ents Clnb. "That" says Myrt, lunch. ~\e get leiters saymg we ~e mov ,- pet coat from lS n lQ or e , . ; , Th Reads and Knits mg too fast letters saymg we To perk up your pet's wardrobe, there's also wide wal~ I "was a lot of fun. . ey wer~. Mrs. Everett's no hobbyist. ol'j!ht to .d~ mo]'l~. The fact. i corduroy and sweaters whreh match collars in a multI- \the kmO~tthwonderfwUlhPaedoPalebtl'" "I loye to read," sbe says, "and we're criticized on both sides. t 19700 Mack t. wor WI ••• e <> I d t h' k' tt. pattern selec ton. IParents Club Board party here I knit. Chris sews a lot; she ca s us 0 (10 we re ;lre } , at Blouolft Loll. * •• .' at the Ilnd of the year. And it does the 'creative work' anrl m~~chon center. '. . . TU 6-3600 I Yes, He Is! ••• Bob Wyatt is geUI.g ready for ChnsUnas rained buckels' We ended up I put in the hems. I DID makc Currenlly. all 4, Leagues 10 I. .. at 1135 Fleetwood comer of Mack with aalqlle decor and gtftll. . th . g ;,', our needlepointe piano beneh- the state of Michig"n are study. To bnghten the home, offlce, or SIck room choose By Ole way, IIob WYIU, UnlimIted, 'Willde('Orate your Christmas In e ~~~ eon Old Doc It only look me about 10 yea~s!" ing Taxation. and .Education. I a large (In Buds & Blooms) tree bt )'0111' bome or 'Will lIVPply the tree aDd .lhe omaments. The children Myrt descrihes. A while ag~ she and a ~elgh ~ur ~ost active natIOnal stud:, - Ch th I ...... 181.. as "all Everetts, just like their. bor enrolled In an ~rt HI~tory Itcm IS thc Electo~al Colleg,,; . , rysan emu... • * • father in personality, looks ... I course at the DctrOlt Instllute .Juvemle Offenders IS our loca, ! , PI t 50 I Frank McHugh of Music Play S~op sa~s .. ; "Put very out.going." f of Arts. Myrt loved that. • item: Last year we more ~r Attend Our Demonstra. I an $2 a child in a room with a piano. What IS the first thmg he Nineteen.year.old Chris is "But for hcavens sakc don t less con~entrated on dope; thiS , I iM' lOt I d ? He tries to play it because the impulse to make back at the University or Miehi .. put me flown as a 'knowledge. yt"ar we II more. or less concen. tion Fri. and Sat. Not I i m~ical sounds is instinctive. Give .your {:hild t~e oppor- gan. livin.1:in thc Delta Gllm~a ' able~. art C~ti~! 1 tdO;~~ll~~O\~ tr';,t~r~n ~~:~f~~mB~~~ is OUI Political, Not'Racial. Not . ,_ tunity to learn to put th(' many vo!ce.s o~ the plano mto ~'l~se t~s ~;afheShs~~~~~ t a~ ~~t ,:,r:h f kO~~wa~ore. ' ml'mhi.'rship chairman. Her teI Academic... JUST i. a melodic harmonious whole. The gtft IS a perman~nt, ~rsof ': tak'ng a course then "Take that picture"-she ge$. eflhone number is 884.9021 . . ! education for enjoyment." Call 885.6215 for more lD.:. re'turnei'to a job at Blazo:s. tures toward a street scene on "11'$ kind of. stran~e: ~ew PHOTOGRAPHIC ~ ' I formation. I Chris' working day began at her living roo~ wall. "We peo.ple would .ml~s votmg 10 .a • •• . '5 and ended in the early hours picked that up m P~r,tugal. ~ national. electIOn, but whe~ ',t I I I Royal Treat,ment , .. whether you spell It Royale or the morning. Brother Bl'~. Ihave no idea whether It.s 'good co.mes right. down to the mil}. 3 _ 1 Carri4ge and call TUxedo 1-1111 for a clean green cab 17 worked from six in the or not But it looks like POI" gritty. electIOns fo, mayor, for I or Royal Coachman' TUxedo 1.2000 . . . TUxedo m~rning until seven in the eve .. tugal to me, , like it ... " c,ouncilman, school ..boarei el~r I Regularly $7.50 to $10.00 ALL SIZES, COLORS .' .. f table economical trip to nin i Myrt's taught Sunelay School hons-It's hard to "rum up Ill. STUDIO CAMEnA SH00 Don't confuse these beoLlties with Super market sizes. 6-1322 fC!r a;onvententt cOrn:zd~rfitfor a king , J~ther had an interesting I at Grosse Pointe Memorial j lercst ... And thcse OTHER K r: Thllndoy Thru Sunday Ollly Metro ,Alrpo your g: a;. . :summer kit e b en scbedule: Church, She's alwa~s becn act. I. elections ar~ the ones that have CARl. JOYNER. _ Not.: You mutt mention fhls .d to rec.lye this wHk'. lpeel •• , tit It tI complexions back In I' "That's why I'm II Weight ive in the DetrOIt Wellesley ~~e most direct erfect~ on our 20229 MACK _ in.-tJJ. WDtHls 13300 E. WARREN -rtngle I com pa I L W I h rs d -0 t .. Cluh. : lives ... Power' , ,. n,. "Our Fourth GeneratiOf1 af Florists" ICdGe. Call Merle Norman COIIIIleUcIlltacUofor la appol!~" ~:b e i~ :O:c~ior at Grosse "I feel,".'she says, "that 1: '" know ht'lw it is, all right! ••• 111.757& •• , 16129 Mack AVeD(le. ' ,.17 , t . " ."'," ", ": .', ,, ','.'~ ,,~ ,~ , ,,' • I • ~ ".'" .: ";,'II. ••