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,------,~.> HEADLINES They Walked Away, Then Sat Down at Crash Scene HearingsContinue Fa~t Dri~g of the ChIef GrIpe \VEEK ~,IIn City Court on of Residents As Compiled by the . }\" I Grosse Pointe News LoanS hark Racket PEIT~~ber~af~~ets D~~:hr Thursday, June 20 Complainants; Buses CITY OFFICIALS of St. ------W t Olf d Clair Shores filed suit Wednes. Mountains Of Testimony Heard; Additional Charges ors, en ers day, in Macomb County Cir. Against Some Defendants Aired In Sessions I At 't I t' cuit Court charging the Shores P 'd d 0 B J d P tiS regu ar mee mg Police Officers Association with res I ever y u ge a erson held on Monday, June 24, violation of the Hutchinson Act. The City of Grosse Pointe Municipal Court has been the Park .council .. hea~d John H. Yoe, city attorney, said involved in a mountain of testimony for the past month pleas of .resldents hvmg m the SPOA is specifically being in what Attorney General Frank Kelley called "a large CharlevoIX avenue, ~etween charged with violation of section scale loan shark racket." A long list of persons have Auuu.bon and CadIeux, to withfive ofemployesthe state failingact whichto reportdeals appeared before Judge Douglas 1. Paterson on COD- a11ev!a.te d an~er.ous .traffic for duty. The court action was spiracy charges, illegal possession of weapons charges condItions eXisting In the a result of the recurrence of and endeavoring to incite perjury charges. a~enue, and to. come up the "blue flu" which hit twice On May 14, eight men were<$>------Iwlth some solutIon to the within the past week. ! arraigned before Judge Pater- problem. $ ~ son including two ~ross.e Pointe Park Turns .Director of Public Safety Wil. D E T R 01 T 'TEAMSTERS men. Tony ~nd .vIto Giacalone, ham Ellenberg, in a written reo officials reached agreement a.lleged Mafia figures. At that Deaf Ear to port to the council, pertaining with Detroit's two shutdown lime. Tony was released on to the alleged conditions stated newspapers on luesd~y, then a $2,500 bond and Vito was reo that he and a group ~f eon. followed up by calling for ac. leased on a $5,000 bond. License Plea cerned citizens met in the home ceptance by other striking Others arrested were Bernarc!, of Mrs. Arthur Eisenbrey, 1386 unions of an agreement formu- Marchesani, James Caralla and Bishop road, on Wednesday, la proposed by nationally known Clarence Stephan, who were Potpourri Res tau l' ant June 19, to discuss the situation. mediator, Nathan Feinsinger. released on $10000" bonds and Owners Denied Permis- The d'lSCUSSlon. was lengthy The agrF!ement between the Russell Ba~amo, Amos Neff and and constructive, the director Teamsters, and the Free Press Leo Moceri all of whllm were sion ToP u l' c has e said, The basic complaint, it and News calls for pay hikes Photo by Eddie lIIcGrath. Jr. released on $1,000 personal Liquor Permit From was stated. involved the exces. of $30 per week over the three., Shortly after SANFORD STONE, 24, crash-landed causes for the accident. Shown sitting on a bench by bond.s, bec~u~e they had no Shumway's sive speed of east and west year duratio.n ~f ~he contract. a rented four-seat, single-motored Cessna 182 airplane the badly-wrecked aircraft, filling out government prevIOus crlmmal 'records. traffic on Charlevoix. and the . through the branches of tall trees at the Country Club form. is Stone. With him is J. c., JOHNSON, one of All of the men stood mute The Park councl'l on ""on- frequent violation of stop signs Fflday, JUlie 21 of Detr01't t t t' f th F d 1 A" t' I Stephan, Russell. Neff and In on north.south streets. PRESIDENT J 0 H N SON Ag ' .wo drepresenth a Ives 0t ,eb . e era via lOll t 1e FAA men, and Stone's 20-year.old sister. Morceri were arrested on John' day June 24 , turned a Bus Drivers Rapped SIGNED a crime control bill _. ____ency arnve on e scene 0 egm a. ",.probe__ , into,_ . . Doe warrants .. Th~y all ap.' deaf €:ar to the peffI IOn 0f Among those who violate t!l~ bearing Congress' first author. ,--- peared f.or exa~matlon on May Hookanson's Foods, Inc., to speed limit on tbe avenue, El- izatio:l of wiretapping, pro. F:rew'orks, :25 Famili-esto Ente~.ta'm- T E 21. Their hearmgs have now have a "Class C" liquor lenberg stated in his report visions limiting Supreme Court II ..~ 'WO scape been ~onclud~d and a court ,license transferred from a were drivers of the Lake Shore' rulings on criminal confessions li g db' and restrictions on the sale of Bz-kes '.....,~reate Amer'l-can FI-eld Sel.Vl-Ce I I11 Cras.h on ru n Arrested1S pen mg.on Cruiser toar itsgomgrestaurantout of business,in Mack highCoachas,50Line milesbuses,anwhohour.travelChar-as guns on Wednesday. He said On May 22, Tony and Vito avenue. levoix, 'through the Park is a the bill contains "more good B- P bl St d. t D - H led I Giacalone were rearrested on 25 miIe.an.hour zone. ' i~eav~~~~~' itnts a;~de~in~':iC~~~ 'Lg ro em u en S uI.mg 0 I ay I Golf Course' their cruiser, w~ieh was doeked Petitioners for the transfer Tile director said that he had interests that I sign this law." at a, local marma, They were were Mr. and Mrs. Edward already sent a letter to officials He did warn however against Police Promise Strict En- Group .Of 42 From24C~~~trie~-Comin9 From Wash- ! S' I • Ii> ~ d PI arraigned before Judge Pater- HookfiansDn of 1027 Kensington of the bus line, informing them I the wiretapping pro vis ion s m9 , D.C. To B~estsHere B~fore rng e lV.otore a n e son on two co~nts each .. Tony road, who said that,:they DHdf!d of the excessive speeding of ~ r, forcement of Law Over ton C I t W k Aft was ~harged With possessmg a the license to give'tbeir ailing their drivers, and noisy bus leading to the United States Fourth of July Holiday Returning To Their Homelands 'om~ e e ree er blackJlIck, a felony charge, and business a boost. They I.re the mufflers and noting that a becoming a ~at~on ~f snoopers." L Wk' ------PlOWing Through Trees f~ilure to present for inspection owners of the PotpourrI Res- stricter ~lJ1pIiance mllst be ad. . O"g ee end Some 25 families will play host to 42 American Along First Hole fIrearms or other offensive taurant, Mack and HIT.vard. A hered to, or violation tickets Saturday, JUDe 22 ' Field Service students from 24 countries over the weapons. a misdemeanor. number. of people ha.ve mvested wiII result. Ti::un~:;~c?e~T the?~~r:;;~ • Flireworks and stolen bi- Fourth of July holiday. The students have spent a year Fl'ighten(!d golfers, swim. Vi!o was charg~d with pos- shares J~ t~e establishment. As a further step, he said. he old strike on Friday by signing cyc_es are the two annual as members of families and as students of local high mers and tennis players SeSSlllnof a blackjack and tear The site IS the former loca- had instructed police personnel a new two.year agreement. maJo~ probl_ems. now c~n- schools in communities around Washington, D.C. scattered in all directions (Continued on Page 2) tion of Cupid's Restauranl. a on June 19. to concentrate en- Journeymen carpenters will now frontmg pohce In all fIve The students will arrive by'" ' when a single.motored air------hangout for teenagers, and, as forcement on the avenue and earn an hourly wage of $6.67 by of the Grosse Pointes. bus on July 3, at 4 o'clock at' The American Field Service plane, out of control, crash. Burglar Visits it was .said, a headache to both to issue tickets to all viol~tors. the end of the pact, a $1.96 hour- Parents and youths are reo the War Memorial parking lot, is a privately sponsored, non. ed through a small grove the resld~nts of the area and to In addition. radar enforcement lyincrease. The total package minded by Cap!. Arnold F, then go on to their Grosse prof.it organization for the pro. of tall trees, and landed be- Service Station Park pohce. was assigned, Ellenberg addf',d. involved a boost of $1,903, with Hough of the Park Police De. Pointe "homes," where they't motion of IunderstandingI thobe. tween the first tee and the Divided Camp Called Unique Street each contractor giving $50 a partment, that t,l1eMichigan will spen d two days. ween peop e, I pursues IS The council chambers ap- Mrs. Eisenbrey. who was year to the carpenter's appren. law prohibiting "the pu~session After their visit in The Pointe olJjective through an interna. driving range on the golf A burglar broke the window pea red to be a dl'vl'ded camp, pre.sent with other women. , t' 1 h I h' course of th C t Cl b on the south side of the Mara. tice council. The new pact is sale or shooting of fireworks the students will return hy bus Iona sc 0 ars Ip pro g ram e oun ry u those opposing the transfer sat pomted out that Charlevoix ' wh b fill t d f D t 't h tl b f thon Service Station, 19927 retroactive to May 1 wi t e with the single exception of to Washington for a final meet. ~re y eare u y se ec e 0 e rOJ, s or y e ore M k on one side, and those I'n favor, aven.ue is unique throu ..ahout the th h U t d 5t t d tu F.d J ac avenue, during the night new expiration date set on June sparklers" will be strl'ctly en. ing before returning to their d meat 16 toes 18an overseasf s . noon, on nay, une 21. of Monday, June 17, to enter on the other. Park area, in that "it is a two- 15, 1970. forced. own countries. This end-of.the- en s'. years 0 .age, The plane. a rented four.pas- and go directly to a desk in the Patrick Keating of 1427 Har- lane street, it is a. m~jor ...... "It'. g' t th t t 1 I year bus trip gives the students are gIVen personal educational senger Cessna 182, No, N5135D, office, from where he took a vard an attorney and k. thoroughfare, and that It IS a U. S. AUT H 0 R I TIE S de- IS a ams e s a e aw I rtt t f involvement in the community was a complete wreck. It nose. " spo es bus route .. to purchase fireworks outside an oppo um y 0 see more 0 l'f f th t sizeable sum of money. mlln for Harvard residents, pre. . scribed as incorrect a North f M' h' db' th . I the United States than they I e 0 ano er coun ry. dived into the soft earth through Th Korean radio report that a U.S, f IC ~gan,..a~ t r~g hem .~nI would otherwise see from their Approximately 4,300 scholar. the branches of huge elms. Both According to information reo sented a petition to the city e people of. the area are "spy ship" had been sunk off "oFruse. ekre, ap. oug sdall. home communities I ships are awarded annually. wings were bent almost double, leased by Woods police, the body, bearing the signatures of tChoncernedd"she sdald'thbecauseff?f the west coast of Korea. A Pen. , Irecrac ers, roman can es, i _. __. .' 'Since the inception of the pro. the windshield was shattered, brealcin was discovered by Den. all residents living in Harvard e spee mg an 0 er tra IC tagon s p 0 k e sma n said, "It skyrockets,. c~erry bombs, ~nd I' . I gram in 1947, more than 28,000 the landing gear was twisted. nis Hurley of 1746 Manchester, road from Mack to Charlevoix hazards, especially the disre. would appear that this intial reo all other smular m~rehandlse, RaIn Stonn HIts students from 78 countries have There was a slight odor of gas. an employee of the place, who who: he said, are directly af: ga~d of traffic laws by the bus t . .. H dd d are dangerous,. and .Illegal. O.ur come to the United States for r b f told Patrolman Robert Setchell, fected and who are opposed to drivers, ~\'ho frequently pass ih~t ;i~:[;t~n:~~rwas ~a~e:n dtetpart!metntthWlli ~Ilvet' spedCl3l PUllIping Station a school year and more than 0 I~~'e f~:st~Vit:J:~'ses to arrive that he opened for business at having a "Class C" liquor other ve~lcles ove~ the. d~uble a hurried check of tbe situation. ~ en Ion 0 ese VlOa Ions ur. 14,000 United St~tes students on the scene were completely 7 a om. establishment in their neighbor- yellow hues, which mdlcate
" " $ I mg, the long F?,urth of July The City of Grosse Pointe have lived in S2 countries. AFS dumbfounded when they saw a Hurley said that he did not hood. "no passing". Sunday, June 23 hiJhday weeke~d. experenced a malfunction in the has 38 overseas offices and young couple, a bit shaken 'up notice the broken window until . . . The residents fear that a serio I Precalltions Urged I electrl'cal system to one of l'tS 2,909 vol un tee r chapters but uDlnJure.. d,step down from a f'ew mmutes after he began notMe~berss1gn theofpetlllon,t~o, famlheshe said,~:d talityous accident,might occur,or perhapssuch as alJapfa. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE . I officials in Washington did not With 38 bicycle thefts report. lr:rge pumps at tht Pumping throughout the United States, the plane, which had its tail in work, and then be checked and because they were out of town, pened on Charlevoix about two extend the permit for the camp. ed in the first 20 days of June Station at approximately 8:30 Handling all the arrangements the air, its propelle in the discovered that someone had It was la!er brought uP. by years ago, when a bus hit a car, site of the poor peilple's cam- in !he par.k alone, police are I p.m. Juri!lg th~ height of Tues. for the bll~ ~top is Mrs. S. A. ground, entered the building during the those f~vormg the ?,.ansfer, that killing the car driver. paign beyond 8 pm. Monday. urglllg owners to take extra day evemng's mtense storm. Buffa. ASSlstmg her as memo Brother and Sister night. He said he went home to one .of ,he tW? famJl1es, was not Traffic Index Low The Reverend Ralph D. Aber. precautions in an effort to cut I Electricians for the contrac- bers of the AFS committee are The p i lot was Sanford call police because he had no agal~st .havmg. a restaurant Director Ellenberg pointed nathy. president of the Southern down Ihe losses. , tor, who made the recent equ1p- M~s: George Beyer and Mrs. (Sandy} Stone, 24 years old, change to call from the pay servmg hquor With meals_ out to the council that traffic Christian Leadership confer. William P. Ellenburg, Park; ment alterations, were contact- W.lIham Westoff. Mrs. Westoff \\'ho rented the plane at the phone.. . Keating claimed that if the records indicate 'that Charle ence, said however. that ~e I public safety director. .an... ed immediately as were Detroit Will house the two hus chape.; (Continued on Page 2) Larry Wilson of 2053:1 Ridge. c(Juncil approved the license voix has a relatively low traffic demonst:at~rs would remam nounced that alr('ady eight ~Edison presonnel and the City's rones. . I mont, H~rper WOOds,owner of I' transfer, it would be the same index. However. it is not the fre. an~ begm a n,~w phase of our youngsters from Detroit's east' consulting engineer. Thos~ Opemn~ .Homes. W dEl the statIOn, was. contacted .to as permitting a bar to exist in quency of accid'!nts, which is ~cllon program Monday morn- side have been apprehended for! As a result of their combined The Pomte famd1Cs o~e~~ng 00 s, nIp oyes come to the statlOn ~o take I~. I a residential area, and creating, the basis for the complaint, mg. larceny of bicycles. and re., efforts, the situation was cor. theIr h0!'1cs to the vlsltmg S' A ventory. After checkmg, he m amnng other things. heavy rather the type of accident • • .. I ferred to juvenile authorities. ; rected and the pump was re- student~ mclude; Dr. and Mrs, .. vgn greenlent formed Setchell, tbat the bur- traffic and a parking problem. wherein the complainants feel Monday. June 24 "We have found that two De. I turned to normal operation at Ralph Cooper, Mr. and Mrs, glar appeared to know exac~ly since parking space is lirnited that life and property are en. DR. NATHAN FEINSINGER, troit kids will ride into the Park; 10:29 p,m, Thomas Ga.bel, Mr. and Mrs. The Woods COuncil on Mon- where to go. and. that th~ thICf around the place. dangered. special mediator in the 222.day. area on one bicycle," said Due to the temporarily reo Anthony Bls~. Mr, and Mrs. day, June 17. voted to accept too.k $292 fr?m hiS desk m the Ar I.osin M He said that an appointment old Detroit newspaper strike. Ellenburg. "Then they wiII spot duced pumping capacity, un. R?land sc~mldt. Mr. and Mrs. the amendment to the agree. office, ~ot.hmg e,lse ap~eared c. g oney was made with Russell Harri. said before leaving Detroit for unattended and unlocked hi. fortunately, sam e basement R1chard. DArcy. Mr. and Mrs. ment between the City of Ito be mlssmg, WlIsun said. I H. Rolhn Allen of 85 Lake son of the Wayne County Road the weekend, that a contract cycles on driveways, in park flooding occurred which would R, G. Gilroy and Mr. and Mrs, Grosse Pointe Woods and Local The matter was referred to Shore lane, attor~ey far the Commission regarding the pro. co'rld be reached by mid.week, areas, or near store~. One of not have occurred had the mal. S, G. Jansen. 1121. of Council 23 of American Det. l':veretl Plumb for further Hookansons, explamed that the posed widening of Mack avenue and added that he was pleased (Contillued on Page 2) function not been experiencec. More are: Dr. and Mrs. Federation of Statc, County investigation. I (Continued on Page 4) from Somerset to Cadieux', witb the progress of the talks. _ _.,. ,__ ,_. Arthur Ulmer Mr and Mrs. -- ,- ... '. -. '. -'---'-- He ~aid the negotiators have fi- 1 d G "I' and '{ and Municipal Employes, AFL. which would rcduce the volume " ,or an reene." r. II rs, CfO. of March '68. ' of traffic on Charlevoix. bargainingnally gotten fordowntheto first"realistictime M. any Grc,ul Ulltes 0f GPHS Rol'ertD. L. Hutton,McConaehie,Mr. andMr, Mrs,and This is said to be the first Par k Resid ents 'Gran ted' City Manager Rohert Slone .,I'nce I aot into this thin"." 'I R 'f h II 1\, d twoyear contract of its kind I II. isclosed that if the widening rs. oy" ars a, r. an d h P k ,'" . " . "G et Sch0lars,.tlP Ad""var s ! Mrs. Lou Charvat, Mr. and Mrs. si!:ned in the Grosse Pointe- Vse 0f PIP-00 at terce IS approvc • tear .•s cosl THE REV ERE N D Ralph ~ William Coddin!:ton, lilt. and Harper Wood.~ area. Normally share would amount to $200,000. David Abernathy. leader of the Mrs. Richard Piper, Mr, and the eontracl~ arc of one year Director !'~lIenberg said that Poor People's March, failed in Many mcmbers of the recent: Scholarships were awardcd to Mrs. Leland Ward. and Mr, and duration . The Park's residents will not for some use this summer. The special atten.tion will ,hc giv.en his attempt to meet President graduatinl( class of Grosse' Mark Fenlon, Jean MeIntyre Mrs. Dan Beck. The amendment mcludes the he deprived of pool swimming wading pools at both parks are to CharleVOIX hy hIS police Johnson on Sunday at Washing. Pointe High School have won and Leonita McLaughlin, Still more arc: Mr. and Mrs. 'se~tinl( of salary and wages in this summer. according to are- complelcd. o~ficer~. Perhaps this concentra. ton's National City Christian 1968Scholarship Awards. Suzanne Wybo won a Wayne Anthony Vinci, ~'r. and ~Irs, thiS manner; 28 ce~ts per hour port suhmittl'd to the Park coun- Guinan presented the follow. tlOn ':1"111 dete~ mo\Onsts from Church. The president who fre. They include Karen Pearsalls, State Uni\'~rsily no,ud of Gov. Ed\\'arrl Foote, Mr. and Mrs, or $.';82.per yea~. mc.reasc ,for eil on Monday, June 24. by i mg swimming sehedule: brear:lllg traffiC l~ws, .and that fluently attends services there who won the William Lightfoot: ecnors Scholarship and Suzanne William Ludwi . 1Ifr. and Mrs, all posltllln class1flcatlons With. Donald Guinan, . dircetor of i Waterfront park-lo-foot area those elled for ViolatIOns Will did not appear .1n Sund THE DETROIT HIGH School Mathewson. who won the Evans scholarship, TOd~,e\I;, a~~n'Mrs \Vil1ia~ per hour or $.';20 pc~ year in- members of the coun~!l, City 'I years) wading pool, 1:30 to 2:~0 I al1~ed. . Study Commission charged Mon. Golf S c h 0 I a r s hip; Carolyn Willian. R, Rogan received We'loff M I M ~ebas- uease for all position classl' Manager Rohert Slone msclosed p,m.; Sharks (four years to S1X Therl' IS no gre~ter deterent day that Detroit high school stu. Schnoes who won a Georgetown, the liS, Rubher S('holar,~hip tio s B '[f r am d ~~.. R firalions within thp har!:ainin~ that arrangements have heen years), wading pool. 2:30 to to the breaking of the l " Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS ______!~!!~a_y_.~n_e._2_7_. _1_96_8 SOVINe 3 CENWnONS I'SMAIT DDIOITnS IMPORTfO Loan Shark Racket Case Escape Plane Crash t*'*.... ***'...... (Continul'd from Page 1) I Paterson on allegeo conspiracy (Conl.inued from P;~: 1)--- -Wirtz, "I'm wailing for some- .. ... danish . gas cartridges. a felony char~e, charges; Leo Moceri, Michael Sky Acres Flying Service in one to pay for the removal bill. I ... •lit and on the misdemeanor charge: Katranis, John Chaney, Russell Poughkeepsie, 'S.Y. His sole and tell me what disposition to' tiess AWNINGS ...... furniture of failure to present for inspec. Badamo, Amos Neff and CiaI" passenger was his sister, Bar- ma ke of the craft." ... GIVE LONG LASTING SERVICE • 'Pe' dlllr.'!11 6:30; 1101. a. Wed. 'III , . lion firearms or other offensive, ence Stephan. These men were ba .... •... weapons. Both men rcquest.ed' arrested on John Doe warrants. ra, 20, . When asked if there was any Get Year 'Round Protection Pa!~, h f Hug. Selection of Imported .. ... 161-1511 0 SCindinniin Teikwood Furnltu,. jury trials on the misdemeanor These hearings have been com- . When young Stone was asked gasoline in the tank when it with New Beautiful ouse •It • charges, Both were released on ,pletrd and the court has taken Jf he was injured. he replied, was salvaged Wirtz replied Vinyl Coated Dacron •• $1,000 personal bond on each lhe malleI' under advisement "Just my ego." He first gaw a "None", he ad'dcd that the onl~ II: Fabrics count. and will rule within a week. I?etroil address, then said he, damage done by the plane a't ... • It .. tJ)enmark 2 ~~~~R I~ved at 23100 Staunton, South- the club was to sm ash one of ..... The trials on the misdemea. Still pendiog are two exami. fJeld. That address is listed as , the park benches there." : LO.7-o890 ... nor charges \\'ef(~ adjourned by : nations of Vito and Tony Giaca. the home of Sol D. Stone. Later' • PREE EITIMAn •• CONVENIENTTIll'" .. stipulation of their attorneys: lone on the m is d e mea nor it was learned that he said his I ,and Attorney G~neral Kelley! ~'harge~ of failure to present for residence is in Poughkeepsie. WINDOW BROKEN 'unt,l the conclUSIOn of the al. Imspecllon firearms or other Ill' refused to give his name or Ann Smith, attendant for Na. -- leged conspiracy cases. The offensive weapons. The Giaca. that of his companion to a tional Garages at the Jot in back ,examinations on illegal posses. ,lones have requested a jury 'Sews' reporter. of 17101 Kercheval. reported the • : sion of offensive weapons,' trial on these charges. . "Just tell them a ('ouple of' left door window of the booth (blackjacks), have now, bel'.n On July 8, when court 1'1" kids from 'Sew York had an ac- had been broken by either a l'Oncludcd and a court ruhng IS , sumes, Richard Zim merman cident in Detroit," he smirked. stone or a B-B on June 13. '..\ joyous pendmg. Albert Bucl'icro and Ronald Acddrnt Being Probed Faced New Char/(e Morrelli will be examined on Federal aeronautical investi- Clal'cncc Stephan, who was charlge~ o~ consriracy to extort. gators were summoned to prohe 11'each ensemble ;- one of thISI' arraigned on May; AI. lI1.dlcatJOns ar.e that the the accident. Farms police and 14, on a II e g e d conspiracy i cases Will run well mto July. firemen responded to a caB £or the 4th ; charges, was rearrested for ob. : ------~rom t.he dub. The area was I struction of ju"tice and attempt. i S.h I . h. Jmm~dJate!y roped off, and no ing to incite a wHness lo com- C 0 31SIpS ..~mokll1g. signs po~ted. Your holiday will be complete nut the cnme of perjury. One __ I Inveshgators said Stone and with, this terry-lined cotto,' complaint charges Stephan told (Continued from Page 1) his sister were en route from Ronald Crozier, a witness in all' rdeli h I h' I P~ughkeepsie to the Detroit jack",' with matching trunks in the prelimil1~I'Y examination,. ea('~ b t~C ~ aI's IPpS .of $5OO I City Airport when they crashed. t R attractive print patterns. Wide that it wOlld be' C ., . y e rosse om I' 0- A' r t" d .' . I • ,0 . rozler s i tary Club. The Grosse Pointe n lOves Iga J~n IS now un er, choice of colors, best mterest not to testify. : Womans' Club awarded a SChOI-1way by both police and federal A second com plaint charges' arship to Susan Boyd. agenclCs. , \ 20.00 and 22.00 that Stephan SOU!(ht to incite Grosse Pointe High School Re~ove from Course ". Crozier to commit perjury at Mothers' 'Club awarded aid to-I The. aJrplane was removed the preliminary examination taling $6,800 to 22 graduates, I from Its landing place. in. the # and at subsequent proceedings. The Grosse ]}ointe Rotary Country Club grove wlthm a Obstruction of justice carries a Club presented George H. Wy- few h~ur~ after ~h~ crash, by ~axi.mum penalty of five years att, III, with the Citizenship I' the MIchigan AVla~lOn ,Co., ~o. Impnsonment or. ~ fine of Service Award. and Douald R. cated at the ?etr~ll~ ,~Ity !"lr- 'WHALING'S $1",000 or both. Incltll1g to com- Moore with a Band Award. port. When Heinle WIrtz. mit perjury carries a maximum owner of the company which men's we{tr penally of rive Yf'ars imprison- B. P b l I does both salvage and repair menl. This hearing has now f,n ro ems w~rk: was contacted Tues~ay h~. been completed and a court ~ said It was necessary to partl-, ruling is pending. --' ally dismantle" the badly-dam.: . (O;atinued from Page 1) I aged plane to take it around the' ArraJgned on June 7 the youngsters then will leave I huge elms to a truck. On .June .1. the following men his pal, snatch a bike. and ride •.It's still on the truck" said were arraigned before Judge away to join the fellow who ------'--- i :rrue quality is never attained by chance. It IS realized t~~ough det.ermined planning and f!])~~f!])~f!])~($)ei.s:;Z~-~~iMl~~e)MJ:t$2.~-e)fi:iJ:.- br,~~;~to~:~ases the bikes are SEWER uncomprom.lsmg devotIOn to high principles. 16 ..- ~ taken to Detroit and disman. N? one ,SUlt better exemplifies the accom- ~/',"). ~:\0~1n;~~.P,~{~:t~~r:OI~h'~TROU ILE? ph~hed. Ideal than our lightweight Summer S~It, pIctured here. It is softly tailored to gIve you unequaled fit, .appearance and com- ~:;',:' 'h..;.~ri I,i ~~r~rF:~sr~~t~~~~e i50/O:ostt. Don't fort. Available in stripes, plaids or solids, ~ \\ ~y i ~ pe~ma~ent license. wh~Ch ~~~~s .$-- ~"vr~01.g, of wool and dacron blends. ~ - I~~'the. police the description and :c • ~ \ ~ senal numher. thus aiding in Suits from $85.00 to $140.00 Sport Coats from $55.00 ~ \.I\THINLVTE the recovery of stolen or mis.' e.l! ~ I ~ ~ placed bicycles." Co.ordinated Slacks from $19.50 ~ \ . ~ . HONEST TWOSOM.E I Lmda Henry, 784 Umversity ~~ \' SUIT UC ~ and Debbie Fedor uk, 1229 Ca. \ \ dieux, both 12 years old, went ~~ 'pamper and cradle ~ to the City police station on ~ '\~ Monday. June 17, with a large 41 ADAMS AVE., .EAST at Grand Circus Park OU 1- sum of money they found lying WO 2-1605 ~ . n comfort !~~ on the curb on Neff road. be- 17600 lIVERHOIS e UH 3-7800 HOURS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. ~ Y :~ tween Charlevoix and Waterloo 15.4 KERCHEVAle VA 2-9070 ~ Ingenious bIendiD.g of baby Mohair on that date. Police lire trying I~.~ to locate the owner. In the with Dacron polyester and woot re- I~ meantime officers praised the ~ suIts inan ideal warm weither fibric. I~ young girls for their honesty. Superb HICKEY.FREEMAN band ~ tailoring provides unmitched com- II~ Or~.~ ~ fort and immaculate appearance ~ ~ ~ ~ through IO.l1gstretchcs of hot, humid ~ n~;nt8 N"w. ~ weather, 1.11Crisp, new deep tones ~ r~ f " ,,;, I ~ and subtle stripes. ~ Publisbed Every Thunda, by ~ ~ Anleebo Publisben, Inc. ~ ~ 99 Kercheval Aveuue ~ Nilltl)'.day Charl{e Ardulnls are dl'tlJlable ~ Grosse Pointe 36, Michigan ~ ~" Phone TU 2-6900 I CLOTHES ARE EXCLUSIVE WITH US IN DETROIT ~ ~ ~io'tg~rcDman. ~ Second ThreeCh.u Pon.,eTrunk LilIespaid .t De- no. trol" Mlchillan. (;0 Subscrlption Rate. $5,00 Per Yen dv- ~ by Mall 1$6.00 outside Weyne M • ... I County). All News and AdveTtl!lng ~"'"" _ -... • Copy Muot B. In the New. Om.e ~ no. by Tuesday Noon to Insure In.ser. ~ ~~ W.oodward Avenu.e at Grand Circus Park !I(.'" lion.Address IU Mall ISubaerlpUons .~ Als ill Cl ..,,~o I 99 Kercheval, Gros,e Pointe 4B23~~ ~~ 0 11< .. Chlnge of Address Fonn. 85791 to .~(QJ~(QJ~(QJJ~(~-~tQJJk~(QJ~(QJ'&9(~J'k~(QJ~(QJ1PJ~~ ~!,~~~eval:._~ro .. ~__Po_lnt~~_~23! I "'. KIIOW ""Ar Leisure Hour Comfort I EVERYDAY FAVORITES Our 'CarsAr WHITEWALLS, DEW E..uippecll~ot Hoal.r. _10M!. miner, dirodionol'itlna!o, nylon '.!pOI, bock.up '"hI., winckhidd weoII.." ,omplot. oofOly Sirl d EQUIPPED, N~t;TR~PEO GeYellt 300 e.,. D.hll(e Wheel Coven, Whitewall Tires Hoo , 2 n. w-...... w _. -'... CMvroIet II NoYI h, ~" ""I""'. ..., Mlh _ ..... iIf.,.. Terrific Traction on S M1oI.4,"",,1"'1Oflfy~.IGn4mV'lh'l';';~'. 51973' 2073 .~~ Any TYPE Court! ,...;.":.~ ~ Perfect Deck Sh~ ~S22131~~ Carefree Comfort ~ 'M.\~,....It White and Navy $1095 Siles 8-12 MEN'S WEAR, INC. l6930 KNchevcl. L., < In the Vrllogt } "",," f' , TlJ 1.92~2 Ot'JPII TJl1Ir~rllll/ f:l'E'I1It1f] Tri P ~~\; c , , . 'f- • ~~•. '0 . I l,o " 'OIl' .t..,'I .... '~ ...... , ...~.'.,:...',',,,"., ••.• '.:,.'.,~~' ...... -i"",~~'.~~,' ...... '.~.'...'.;~,~,:;.41"..',:..'f .. ~ .... 'I._,i/ '4 ..ll.;;.,', ..'J.r,,: .... ,••~ '~'I .... ,.• I,~ '", '. ~ '. •• ". " ... '. • ,. • , • I .' ~. • • : . • • '~. • ~ ~ I 'Mlursday, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three Students Receive Great Books Certificates Woods Home Ransacked While O'wners Vacation Mr. and Mrs, James F. Wade kitchen, from where they took Iseven SO.cent pieces, and SOas. elry case. o! 921 Cook road, left home for !hree one do~ar bills, and $15. sorted In,1ian head p<'nnies. The malter was referred to . d In assorted silver change from I one week 0f vaca tIon. an reo t . to th f . Stolen from the master bed officers of the DeLective Bureau a con amer ape re rlgera. " f th . t' t' turn~d Loa ~ansackc:d ho~se, ac. tor Wade said. room, were two w~a'pped pack- '~r_u~~:_I~vfl~~on. cordmg to mformatlon gIven to ' ages, each contamlng 20 un. Woods authorities. The culprits helped them. circulated Kennedy half dollars rFr======1i1 Mr. Wade called police on selves to five. bottles of beer and a .very large c~Uector's dol: Impress your friends, •• Mention Sunday June 23 and disclosed from the ref rIg era tor, and Jar bIll and 22 SIlver dollars that he' and his f~mily had been ~ampl~d~. boUle?f vodka ~tored ta ..en .from the dresser drawer. gone since Sunday, June l~, and ID a kIte en cabIDet. Also, taken, from atop the PROJECTS' INC. when they walked into their From his son's bed roo m. dresser, Wade said, were three Sophisticated Real Estate Investments 886.1490 Grosse Pointe Woods house, found that burglars had Wade said, the thieves took I more silver dollars from a jew. paid them a visit. '1------ '1 Police discovered that the burglar. or burglars, had en~ J ,.'." •••••• t & , •• t •••••••••• , ••••••• , . tered the house by forcing an ••" •••• outer patio door at the rear of : : the building. There were no pry : : marks to indicate what was : : used to force the door, it was : : said. The screen on the screen : : door had been slashed, and this : : ~~~dwUa:la~t~i~~dit.by reaching ~ ; The burglars entered the : : ------...... REPORTS THEFT .. ... I Marilyn Wood of 335 Rivard I .. .. boulevard, called Woods police .. .. on Wednesday, June 19, to re- ...... port that a decoupage baskE'~- .. .. type purse, valued at $65. was ... .. stolen from The Sphere Gift . .. I Shop, 19849 Mack avenue...... FRANK J. WELCENBACH, principal of Trombly ...... School, is pictured presenting Achievement Certificates ...... to three of the students who have completoo the Junior ...... A SPACEMAKERS'"Wife.Oriented" .. .. Great Books course. Pictured left to right are: BECKY .. .. SMITH, BILL SPENCER and LAUREN SARGENT. Leisure Home. Wouldn't .. ... ~.'~ ------~--- .. ... By Pepper Wbitelaw .. . E!eme~tary, junior high a~d Officer Tickets you like to be in it right now? .. ... semor hIgh school students dls- ...... cussing. "<:,reat. Books?".... Balky Resident .. .. and en]oymg It! TTnbehevable , Write now. ..: ,...... :.. you say? Not so. Pointe children I .. ... will once again be given the I A Woods r~siden~ who re .. .. opportunity this fall to parlici- f~sed!o let poh~e officers ques- .. .. pate in the Junior Great Books tlon hIS son. was given a court. .. .. Program, which will be offered only ti~ket for interfering with .. .. at Trombly, Ferry, Kerby. Rich. a poll c e .officer during the .. .. ard and Pierce. Defer is cur- course of hlS duly...... re~tly r~c~uiting for th~ lea.der-. Woods Sgl. Bernard Kelly i .. .. S~IP trammg c1~ss, whIch IS a I and Patrolman J.ames Weyiling, .. .. VItal part of thIS program. I while on routine patrol at 10:20 .. .. The classes for leaders will p.m. on Friday, June 21, saw .. .. begin in January of '69. Lead- a motorcycle with two persons ...... ers are trained in the Socratic on it. but no belmets on the .. .. Dialectic to elicit the best pos- bike. The officers followed the .. ... sible discussion of the issues of cyrle to 1670 BournemouLh, I .. .. th~ books. Interested parents, where the youths pulled up to ...... in teams of two, guide each the door. .. .. meeting. Weyhing said that he tried; ..: Sure, the Woods proudly offer three distinguished new cars- Volks- :.. The sessions are held once Lotalk to the driver of the two. We'll send you a brochure thot shows aU our styles: Alpines, every three weeks after school wheeler but the father of the Contemporaries, Troditionols, Orientals and more. Our Leisure ~ wagen, BMW and Mercedes-:Benz, But they also offer fine, previously- ~ for discussions of books the driver, 'ArLhur W. Collins, 43, Homes are designed for easy living by the country's best known vacati"n home cnd retirement home orchitects They're built ~ owned cars, of most all makes and models. American or import, you ~ students have read prior to the of the Bournemouth address plank-and.beam st~le, low maintenance, redwood on the outside, session. Inevitably the children came out of the house and told I cathedrol ceilings, toll, wide windows, open deck or screened ~ can rest easy when you buy at the Woods. You know your car is hon- ~ learn to read more thoroughly hi:; sen and his companion to i porches. and also tn belter evaluate "et into the holtse and not to. ~ estly presented, and fairly priced. New car, used car-whatever your ~ what they read. They also learn talk to the polioo~an. Write now. Or call us at 863.8514 I .. .. how to express themselves more . ______\ : needs dictate - see the Woods. Values? 'The Woods are full of 'eml : effectively. The only require- . The patrolman mformed Col. , r"'. 1 .. .. . inS that all he wanted to do was I Dear Spacemoker•. . . ment, once enrollet! 10 the class, k h . I Enclosed is $1 00 for my complete Spccemakers' Vaca- I .. : other than genuine interest in to 'dspetha' to t e son. W:yhmg Ition Home Brochure. . .. reading; is that tbe student ful- sal.. at the man said .he I -'...... •.....••.•...... ••...... ••....•.••.• ~ ~ ..~ .~ fill his reading assignment or def10ltely would not allow hIm INAME _ ~ .. forego tbe privilege of partici. to do so. He gave no reason: STREET TEL I : : pating1in class discussion. why. ! I ------Each child must buy his own The officer then issued Col- II CITY . STA!,E_.__ ZIP _ set of classic reading selections ins a ticket under Woods Ordi. 0 I Own vocatIOnland and ,t s ,n for $6. Each class is limited to nance 206. Section 14, for inter. I 14 participants. fering with an offieer_ The resi. I TOWN . COUNTY STATE Included in the classic read- dent is schedJ1led to explain 01 don't Ownvacation land yet ing selections are books which his actions in court on July 27. J 0 I intend to build wah;n the next months I have been carefully tested and II Moil Coupon to Spocemakers, of Mich. evaluated by the Great Books Find a man smart enough to 1100~ W. McNichols J !~PORTS, IN~ WOODMOTORS,! Foundation of Chicago. beat the other fellow's game, I Detro,t 48221 1 15415 GRATIOT AVE. (AT 8 MILEJ / DETROIT I CALL 521-6600 W 15351 GRATIOT AVE. (AT 8 MILEJ I DETROIT I CALL52Hi900 Among the many seIections- '. 10 an d he's too smart to play It.. l Tel_' 863.8514 • the course are: Series One and ------. ------.------.--~.------~ .._...... _ Two, for grades three and four, which are heavy with fairy and folk tales; Series Three, which includes Anderson Stories, Bible Story for Boys and Girls, Wind MIDNITE in the Willows, and others; Series Four and Five for grades six and seven, which includes Alice in Wonderland, Robinson I IT'S COOK FORD'S ANNIVERSARY Crusoe, Poe Stories and Poetry. SALE and many others, and finally I .Series Six and Seven containing WE'LL BEOPEN TILL MIDNITE THURSDA YTHE 27TH AND FRIDAY THE 28TH .. SALE ENDS SAT. AT 6 O'CLOCK Dr J.ekyU and Mr. Hyde. pyg.1 Try This! Have Your Trade-In A.p- malion, Red Badge of Courage and Gulliver's Travels, to name SELLINC 1968 CALAX' E 500'S, LTD'S, praised. Pick Your New 1968 Ford A.nd Write Your Own Deal. If It', Any- just a few. I CUSTOM 500'S, GT'S, MUSTANCS AT' Upon completion of tbe course FREE where Reasonable ••• You'"e Got Your children are presented with DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES. NEW New 1968 Ford! achievement certilicates for their participation in the pro. ON ES . . . DEMOS. gr"m. On The Spot Financing If you as parent would like POPSICLES vour child to enroll in this pro- I gram, or if you would like to • •• On The Premises become a group leader, contact FOR THE your school PTA representative. 1OO'S OF FACTORY FRESH NEW CARS, Immediate Deriyery! What more enriching and ex.. AND FULLY****RECONDITIONED USE D Southem Used Car Buyers Will Be On citing experience could you ex- i pose yourself and your young- CARS. KIDDIES! Ha"d To Offer You Top Dollar For ster Lo? . Your Used Car. TELLS OF STOLEN CAR During Sale Only! Receive 4 Prime Waller Dossin of 85 T,othmp, New York Sirloin Strip Steaks Free informed Farms policc on Mon. On The Hour ... A Different New And With Each New Ford Delivered From day. June 24. that while his I t:REE $6.96 VALUE FLOOR MATS. Our Stock. car was parked in the lot of the i FRONi AND R,EAR JUST COMINC iN Used Car Will Be Given Steaks from Verbrugge's Morice. Grosse Pointe Club, 6 Berk I **** . ",roSIe Pol Ate's Oldest and shire place. someone stole the , FOR ,1~PPRAISAL! Finest Morket! vehicle. He had left the keys .A New Low, Low Price! in the ignition, he said. . .------_._- -" TRUCKS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES . WHY SHOP FOR We're Busting The Price Barrier Wide Open On Used (ars ••• Look At These Buys! TIRES '61 ECONOLINE VAN '65 MUSTANG HARDTOP $1099 '66 FAIRLANE "500", $1499 '64 THUNDERBIRD, '64 FAIRLANE "SOO", WE HANDLE Lots of good miles lett R &. H, ww, 0 .eol 2.dr. HT, V.8, auto., V.B, auto., VvW, foetory 2.d •. HT, v.a, outo., WW, in .his onll. $449 onniversory speciol! R &. H. WW. air condi'ioning. $1599 R &. H, sha.p! $799 FIRESTONE '66 FORO 2.DOOR, 6. '65 CHEVROLET IMPALA '6~ COUNTRY SEDAN, '64 BUICK leSABRE, '65 FORD XL, 2.d,. IH, cyr., R & Y, WW, A reol 2.dr. HT, R .. H, WW, Sovc! $999 Ford 10 poss. wagon. $1899 402, v.a, auto., PS, PB, vinyl roof, V.8, auto., PS, UNIROYAL buy! $899 Sove! SoveY V.8, auto., PS, R .. H, WW. R & H, WW. $1099 WW. $1499 '64 PONTIAC TEMPEST B. F, GOODRICH '67 FORO 2.DR. HT, V.B, $1599 '66 GAlAXIE "500", $1599 '67 MUSTANG, V.B. outo., '66 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, Stotion Wltgon, V.8, ou'o., outo., R &. H, WW, See 2.d •. HT, V.8, outo., R &. It, WW. Wonde,'u' 402, HT, V.B, onto., PS, R .. H, 'Y(W. $999 $2049 GOODYEAR this One early. PS, R .. H, WW. condition. oir conditioning. $1899 '66 RAMO LER AMBASS. '67 OLDS CUTlASS, '67 MERCURY COUGAR, GENERAL S'otion wo gon, V.B, R &. H. 1299 J:, ~~~A:~t~.,S~O,&~~Rww, $2199 4c'60.~nrd.~,tH,~0~n~,.n~go.l~to';:Oa~;" $1299 V.8, Quto,. R .. H, WW, V.B, R & H, WW, oir WW, lih new. $ nee lien' condition. Llh new! $2049 conditioning. $2199 8.25.14 or 8.15.15 '62 FORD GALAXfE, '66 COUNTRY SEDAN, '64 OlDS CUTLA~S, '65 MUSTANG CONVERT. '66 RANCH WAGON, Ford, Good, c'eOln transportation. Ford 6 pOSl. wogan. $1099 V.8, standord shilt, $699 V.8, 2.sp .. d tronsmiuion, V.8, au'o., PS, R & H, See it! $399 Greot family cor! Good Condition. a dondy. . $1099 whitewolls. $999 149+~2.osF.E.T. BLACKS TIRE DIST'r INC. 16901 MACK 17611 E. WARREN 5 Blks. E. of Codie"x ONE BLOCK WEST OF CADIEUX TU 2-6522 -LOOK TO COOK FORD , Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 19'~1.!- Open Sund.y' 10:00 10 4:. LITI'ER BUG i Maire School where she was Iadvise her mother of the situ-I A IF. k "Come to ... Poillte" Tltun. and Fri. Till 9:GO "oM. A ,14" year" old girl was ob. apparently eating lunch with ation. Her mother was most co. ! nnua 'trewor s Displa)f License Plea for served. on Monday, June 17, by three teenage boys. Chief Teet"r operative and told officers she WE DELIVER City Police Chief Andrew C aert told the girl to clean up would not allow her daughter in T Att t H If l.f.". I 1) Teetaert, throwing a pop bottle the class, and then had Cpl. The Village area unless she had 0 rue a -1' l. lOn (CGDtiDUedfrom Page BETTER DEALS 0.. O.r ef $S or MoN on the sidewalk in front of Brackx take the girl home and specific shopping to do. restaurant owners, and the 011 ------.----.-- .. - i Over a half.million people .show. A team of professional shareholders, have been losing New .d 11IMc.s ,will be lining the Detroit River !fireworks specialists under the money over a long period of C..,left SeItctt. ROSLYN i on Monday, July I, to view the I direction of James Sorgi, time, simply because those who :spectacle of The J. L. Hudson, owner. the American Fireworks like liquor refreshments with GROSSE POINTE MARKET : Company's lOth annual fire. Company. Hudson, Ohio, will their meals refused to come to RAMBLER CMlIeat i. the Wood. ! works display which tradition. prepare the display on four the place While your kid 11201 Modt An., ally highligl:ts the Detroit.and. river barges 48 hours before He said that the restaurant 21020 MACI tit R.. IYII Ri. 114-1110 Windsor Freedom Festival. the 9:30 p.m. firing time. owners and the shareholders 114-3600 learns to Boogaloo, i Forty minutes of brilliant, Their work will include in. have approximately $60,000 in. multi.colored rockets '''''iIl be stallation of hundreds of more vested in the establishment, and fired from four barges an. tars, carefully braced with tOIlS that during a six months period, let him learn chored in the middle of the i of sand. Arrangement of the an audit showed that the com. I Detroit River opposite down. mortars. most of which will be pany has lost about $19,000, or town Detroit and Windsor. fired and re-fired ~uring the $2,100 a month. Tbp. restaurant ROSE The fireworks display, largest. show, has ~een engmeere.d to has lost about 90 percent of its Bach, too of its kind in the world, willi permit ~O~llDUOUSand slmul. business, it was said. start at 9'30 p m with four tons. laneous fmng of the assortment I H 'd th t d' g S t The Twist, the Frug, the Watusi. And now the Boogaloo. Fine. Let him of firewo~ks bei~g fired simul. 'of fireworks. d .elsal A a' unn one dinaur. •• I . a,. ast pn,I no t one ner GROWERS dance the newest craze. Then introduce him to one of the oldest crazes around: ta~eous,ly fr0",l threl! fmng: Once, the barg~s ~re ail- was sold, and during another the organ. The instrument that nurtured E. Power Biggs, Ellsasser, and Virgil pomts m the fiver. In case of i chored 10 the. D.etrOit R~ver, the Saturday. only seven dinners. Here's the professioMt.type rose Fox. For over 100 years, Baldwin has been making keyboards to nurture talent m.clement weather th~ event i team of speCialiSts sla.tion~d.on The liquor license is vital to food for home gardener's use. with, \~Ill be held the fOUow1Ogel'e- each. barge ~JI.l begm. flfl~g, bringing back the lrade he DIng. ! loadl~g ~nd flfln.g. agam With I stated. ' Special combination of organic And Baldwin makes so many styles of organs, there is one you can In bonor of Wayne State machme-llke preclSlon. : and mineral plant fOOds afford. Available with a small down payment and on easy terms University's Centennial the pro. I Special arrangments include: I Have Some 5uppo~te.n . financed by Baldwin. gram wili begin with the firing i Closing of the Detr'lit River to Se',eral per son s lJvmg m just right for sturdy stems of green and gold fireworks-: all traffic belween tbe Ambas. Grayton •. between Mack and We'll even rent )'OU one, for a few dollarn and abundant, c:oforful blooms. 25% Nitr.pn CCntcnt Orpnlc the University's colors. Follow- isador Bridge and the Belle Isle Charl~v.o1X, favored the tra.ns. a week. And if you decide to keep it, you ing this thunderous salute willi bridge from 9:30 p.m. to 10:30 fer, cltmg the tremendous 1m. can apply the rental fees to the purchase be flights of brillianl Golden p.m.; fire protection for the provements made by. th~ !look. Apply AgricORose Food Now price. <.-rossetts, exploding Shell of Idowntown area; traffic control ansons, such. as mal1ltammg a 5 lShells, Color and Thunder- :and routing for the thousands clean and qUI.e~place, as com. 8.8.8 analysls. 5-Ib. box-95' 20.lb. bag liliy $29 Look at it this way: for about what it costs I bombs and Fly i n g Fish. !of cars which will converge on pared to condItIons tha.t !ormer. your kid to buy records to dance the Boogaloo :Whistles M y s tic Wheels' the downtown area' and clear. ly eXisted when Cupid s Res- to, he could be learning Bach, too. Comets ~nrl other aerial bomb~ ing of all po5sible vantage taur.ant was located ele.re. AIJemon Meldrum I will also fill the sky with color points along the riverfront. ~aclDg molm's and squealmg Just in case the Boogaloo doesn't last. ,and sound. Credit for this work goes to tlfE;S, a!e no longer prevalent, Garden Supply Trucking and The exciting grand finale will the Detroit and Windsor fire they saId. "727 Meek ot University Garden Supplies he the firing of 100 green shclls, and police departments, Federal Shumway's Bar, Jefferson l 882.8877 - We Deliver 17921 Mo~k Ave. TU 4.2184 2 manual,lar'" .'gan, m.d bnt g"'-I Co,ner Woshingtoll anteed, about $450. followed by 100gold shells, with IAviation Agency, U. S. Coast and Barrington, is going out of 'the balance of the finale being Guard and its Canadian coun. business, and the building house fireworks of four different terpart, U.S. Corps of Engineers, ing the bar is scheduled to be Birmingham, 115 S. Woodward MI7.1177 colors. Detroit's Parks and Recreation razed to make way for a gaso. Planning for the traditional and Public Works departments, line service station. The owner Detroit, 5510 Woodward TR 3-6800 Smile, Bros. event has been finely detailed Festival officials, and other of the bar, can, under law, sell ROAMER YACHTS Pontiac, 119 N. Saghtaw FE 4-4721 to provide uninterrupted firing i Federal and municipal d"!lart. his liquor license, and tbis is' for the entire length of the i menls. what the Hookansons bad hoped ------.-..---.------the council would approve. I LYMAN BOATS It was pointed out that the! :::'. Michigan Liquor Control" Com. 'I SLICKCRAFT mission has sole jurisdiction in the estl'tblishment of bars,' license transfers, and so forth, but usually accepts the recom. COMPLETE STOCKS OF mendations of city officials, if Marine Hardware, Accessories, Navigational • they do not wish the sale of alcoholic beverages in their Equipment, Electronics, (We Sell, Install and communities. Quota Now Exceeded Service) Lamps, Jewelry, Mighty Mac Boat- It was also pointed out, and ing Jackets, With or Without Hoods, Top- this by Keating, that the Park's quota of hars and other places sider Boat Shoes and Foul Weather Gear. selling alcohQlic beverages, is 13, and there are 16 such places wilhin the city. One Sfop Shopping to Outfit Your Boat Allen made a concession i ! which failed to sway the oppo: I sition, in which it was suggested NO WAITING. WE HAVE IT IN STOCK ,that the transfer be allowed and if, al any time, the traffi~ AMPLE PAVED FREE PARKING amI the parking became a detri. ment to the neighborhood, the ". ( .;. ~., ~. license would be surrendered. Mayor Matthew Patterson, COOPER CHRIS CRAFT SALES after allowing anyone who had something to say, pro and con, 24910 Jefferson at Ten Mile caUed {or a vote by the memo bers of the council, who voted " to deny the Hookansons request 778.3200 , , for a transfer. Two councilmen were=------=-==--_._----_._-----absent. - Theonething no other lifeinsurance COtnpat!X canoffer your family is a MassMutual agent. What can he offer you? industry's National Quality Award for We could go on. But we think you Himself. He's unusually good at his continuing service to policyholders. get the point. If your family is better job. Four times as many Mass Mutual And his company. Mass Mutual than "lverage -- in your present living agents as the industry average hold agents are backed by an industry standard or in your goals and leader, one of the 10 largest :ife aspirations - you deserve a better- Dorothy Dean designs luxurious accet- Tonketle 3.Pc. Set the Chartered Life Underwriter desig- Tank, Ton, lid, ~Ol lid Co J , ~ .~ ". ... ."...... ' •. < I '). 'J. '~ I... '", .. ~' '. '- '. Thursday, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five 78 Pointers Win W'SLJ Dcgl-ecs President William R, Keasl Lawrence Lero.\' ,Jordan, Rar- Rachelor of Science ill Elec awarded degrel's 10 a record I hara Lee (Fogle) Sweda. Iris trical Engineering: Johr. Jo. nU,m,ber, 3.578. students eom- Jean (Dawson) WhHl'house. seph Thomas, pnsmg the Centennial gradua., Carol Ann (Lundgren) Rice, Master of Rusilll'ss "dmini- Ifyou ling, class of Wayne Stale Vni-' Robl'r! Lyle Hudson, Judith slration: Waynl' Thomas Wal ver~lty, al commencement ex. Virginia Johnson, and Keith eal')'('h, John Lewis Vranklin" erclses held at Dl'troit's Coho Joseph Sipos, Palrick ~I, Meathe, Katherine' Hall, Tuesday evening, June 18, Bachelor of Arts: Nancy (Moon) Carrick, Norris Jerome The program conduded the ,Joan DnlOlCr, Il'ars ~ticuls. Kjos, Jr" (;eor;::e lIarnld Hun- need yearlong obserl'anee Qf WSV's Elaine Patricia l\luceiante. stadler, and Gilhert G, Kuro/I, for recherche relaxing Centenmal Yl'ar, Dan(ord Hill Piggins, Daniet !\laster of fine arts: Paul' • As part of the University's. Paul Shanm:ld, Elsie (Freese) Charles Grondin, TAILORED SLACKS C e n ten n i a I celehration. all Adeleberg. Dianne Dilloway, ,\Iaster o( Library Science: those receiving degrees have Lynn Ann Fitzgibhons, Rita J\lary Andrea Boccaccio, and by HICKf;Y I"REE~IAN coaxIng h I' I' n designated Centennial Therese IIcn, Lawrence Rich- Maxine Louise (Gilmore) Kin- graduates, ard Kress, I'auJine Burllcll near. The art of looking immaculate Nine Pointers out of 221 law Lord, Edwin Sjerman Pratt. ;\laster of ~;du('ation: Ro/.(er while I'njoying complete relaxa- graduates were awarded law Rohert Alan Schaltenhrand, Sims, Jane Ann Haggerty, and tion is exC'mpJifierl in the free degrE'es, one designaled a bach- and Virginia Carter Smith, John Nagohosian, and casy fit of these superb to switch to elors of l:lws. and eight .desig- Master of Arts: Norman l\fsatl'r of Scil'ncl' ill Engine. slacks, na(ed juris doctors. They are: Boris. Edith Elizabeth (Engil') enng ~techanlcs: Arlhur Peter Sheldon Franklin Hall, Jr" lIakken, David Edwin Upde-' Vulc"n " ThE' ex('ellencp of thE' fahril's bachelor of laws; and Ronald grilff, ~[ary Jenni(l'r (Allen) . Master of SOCIal Work: Ly- including dacron and 11'001 trop- L, Linclau, Edward John Gall, Pethick, Elaine Irene (Otto) dla !\Iargaret (Yunglnn) Deme- icals and prismatie twills. and more useful Thomas Rohert Quiller. III, TUllY, and Steven William u~emeester. . the obviously fin e HICKE\' William Hugh Shaw, Jr, Rich Peterson. Doctnr of PhIlosophy: Myles FR~;E~IAN tailorin..: add up to ard F Huegli, Jr., Frank Al Bachelor of Sciellce in Cidl p, Breen, and David R, El'ans. cI islinguishecl appearance and hert Sweet, James Cliftord Engineering: G has san N. com(or!. Thompson, and C:lr! James Elian, There is no tnant like hahit. news like V.:r"poor, juris dOclors, Bachelor of Science in Busl- ,and nO freedom -if the strangle Receiving b a c h e lor of ness Administration: Michael hold IS not hroken science degrees, were: Wendy John Bloink. Lowell Bernhard j lIT h-fth-t-Ik--:-- h . Carol Premer. Diane Georgia ~Iolfe Thomas Paul Gafl'ey.: llC 0 e 3 you ear IS (Zarros) Redd, Irene Helina Rohe:t Jenkins, Jeffrey Philip Il~~as hroad as It 's long, this: i (Burchard) Sample, Carol Lynn: Broderick, Richard W. Sheill. I Spack. Susan Kay Witzke, I Gilbert Joe~:)h Waitkus, and I , -1 1. Pam Peace Talks: What U.S. Officials Hope for Now Elizabeth LOUiSC. zellwa.nger, (;'ordell Edward walerYC.h, :1 YES, DOCTOR. ~ 2. Another Kennedy Tragedy - The Aftermath Woodward AI'e, at Grand Circus Park Charles York Judson, III, B a e h e lor o( Philosophy: 3. The Big Changes Ahead for Business in the 70's Judith Ann (Peeler) Kricg, David Harold Stymeist. PROJECTS INC .41,~o in Chicago 4. Who for the Democrats? Who Now Can "Stop" Whom! Nicholas Andre Fontana, lItil- Bachelor of Science in OCCU , r' ~. Riots and Race Issue - Impact on CongreM, Voters lard R_ Golusin. Theodore C, palional 'I' her a p y: Virginia. 886 1490 I 6. The Tax Increase ••• How It Will Work Hadgikosli, John Charles Hale, Knox Gajewski. '1. The Juvenile Anarchists Who Menace Our Colleget 8. New Anti-Crime Bill .•• What It Would Do 9. What the World Thinks of the U.S. Now 10. Negro Ell:ttemists: Who, How Man)', Will FoUow Tbemf 11. Outlook for Im'estors - Whllt the .:ll:perts Say 12. More Changes Inside France: Impact on U.S. and Earope 13. Exclusive Interview with Vice-Pr:!!iident Humphrey 14. Exclusive Intervie~' with Senator McCal1by 15. Exclush'e Interview with Richard Nixon 16. Exclusive Inten'iew ~ith GOYemor RockefeUer 17. Dis>ent b)' Violence: Harsh Realitk'5 Facing U.S. Now 18. Wbat the 1969 Cars Will Be Like 19. tnd of the Mao ))~'nast)': Who Runs Red China Today 20. The Ever-Increasing Problems of Doing Business Abroad 21. Talking Peace with Double- Talking Communists 22. House Seats the Republicans Expfi:t to Win in November 23. Vietnam War, Phase II: Exchange of Words and Bullets 24. Robert Kenned)"s 17 Years in WashingloD - His Record 25. Poor People's Paradoxical Crusade in Wllihington 26. The Communist Threat to Korea: The U.S, Commitment 27. New Trouble!; Pile up for Castro and Cuba 28. Hubert Humphrey's Strategy from Here on 29. Will Passenger Trains Survh'e? J I th Hour Proposal 30. Stocks on the Big Board Paying 5'/2 % or Better 31. "Truth in Lending" ••• Ne~' Protection for Borrowen 32. Big Changes in Air Travel in Next 10 Years 33. Bu)' a House, or Rent? New Factors to Consider 34. "Yankee, Dvn', Go Home" ••. The CI')' Now in Europe 35. The Desperate Quest for a Plan to Halt the Riots. 36. Nixon, Humphrey, Wallace - If They Run: The Outlook 37. All Ahout Opt!n Housinll: Its Effect on Home Ownen 38. Crisis in U.S. Courts and Proposals for Solving It 39. $20 HairculM1gS,T~hniquel 50. "Primer" Faels on Gold and Dollar Crisis 51. The Squee;r:e on Borrowers - What It Means 10 You 52. 9 Top Economists Forecast Ihe Next Turn for Busine!S 53. Pre\'iew - '68 Campaign: Free-S,,'inging Donnyb.'ook 54. The Cbances Now for Lasting Peace in Vietnam 55. Business After the Elections ~ Whal to loBI< for Here'sour introductory coax: Now you can gel. 23 weekly issues of U.S. News & World Report for about 131' an issue, The same 23 issues would cost $11.50 on the newsstands. and $5,29 by the oasic subscription price, Thus. you save substantially. This Special Elcction Year Offer is our way of coaxing you to switch to the more serious weekly ncws magazine - the one that treats the news thoroughly and in depth so that you can use it to make better decisions at home and at work. This list ahovc is just a s =:_::::_ T W;1r:t 10 find (Hil whclhC'r ,yotlr mtt:,!,;vi,nc (..~n he .;."t~ 11~' (I \ "II "'\ .. PIr",l' 'cn,\ ,t c",h wcd (or the ne~1 .-\ experiellce (even if you've driver1 the '67). \:~c~:.YII" m,,~ l-ill me 1"ler ("rlhelri,,1 S"h,,-riplinn prree ( " ~ 011 (:1 'Iii L! nli;;\ ...;I\'lOt). II I n~tl"",,"d n1\ ~1.lJlJw,ll he .chnded in (,,11,,1 ""\ lime dn,,"" ,h"rrlal SIII"l'ir'IOn ,f r (mtllhe lll"g'l7Inc -:' S1~'!i..------... 7rr-'~-._..-_. • ("IfY I...... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1, ••••• 1 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1968 The most successful antidote, Forgetting the past is alright, Justice's JflUe for hard luck is bard work. Ibut don't forget the future. City Police Nab Youth in Stol'e ------_._------_.------Anonymous Donor Presents City police responded to a, building, Practicing Law ringing alarm at Himelhoch's, Both boys told police Ihey Rare Painting to Institute '17131 Kercheval. at 7:23 p.m. had been pla)'ing tennis at the One of the more distinguished on Sunday, June 23. rear of the building and had A glowing 356.year.old Baril' I museum a major coup in two. new attorneys admitted to the Upon arrival officers Virgil, decided to climb the scaffolding, que painting was formerly ae., tion also gil'es the Detroit: practice of law before state IN i ROSES BLOOM G. Beaupre. Jerome Petz and; Evidence indicated that a I cepted recently as a gift by Illugh MacLennan - THE RE. courts on Junc 12 was Jane Sgt. Duncan MacEachern. found heavy latch was pried off th(' the Detroit Institute of Arts.' other respects: Souris. wife of Michigan Suo a 16-year-old youth at the rear hatch that led into the building. Purchased for Detroit by an' (I) The teen.age model of premc Court Justice Theodore of the building. He told the oHio The boys were turned OI'er anonymous donor, the drama., 1612 is Gentileschi's soon.to.be Souris. TRIPLE YOUR ! cers that his con~panions were 10 Juvenile authorities and their tic 17th century. canvas is, famous daughter. Artemisia; . Justice and !llrs. Souris re- , on the roof of the building. parents wcre notified. "Young Woman \\'Ith a Violin" .and SIde al 895 Edgemont road. READING Officer Beaupre and ~gt. Mac by . Orazi~ Gentileschi, the ~ (2) The Institute now is one ~ ------Eachern climbed the scaffolding d see Italian master (1563-1639), of only three museums in the I falls from her shoulder over .. come an at the rear of the building and (;el PCJ'luissioll EFFICIENCY The important U. S. acquisi I world which owns paintings by: her knee. ... "01.1 ~o \ found the hatch forced open on v .- - .-._-- both father and daughter. Dr. Cummings comments: We in ". . 'oeautiiul the roof. To Build POl'ch J f rOS.s ,n a case between the Gordon Peter. I Announced by Director WiI.: "'Gentileschi has chosen to ~nousana$ They entered through the Judge Edward S, Piggins, in I ° hatch and found a 16-year old Wayne County Circuit Court on SOilS of Brys drive, the City of :lis 1" Woods and Dr Frederick suspend all outward activity of co\ors. boy on the first floor of the Monday, June 17. settled the Gro~se Pointe Wood!; Council! Cummings. assistant director in favor of ambiguous drama: ! arr." and Building Inspector Earl; and I>ead of the Institute's it may be a moment when the I Wakeley. by issuing a Writ of I European department. the new girl receives poetic inspiration Ii SOPHISTICATED REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Mandamus lifting the Stop Work; Gentileschi was acquired from as a musician or when she reo FROM IDEA TO REALITY Order placed on the porch i an English estate through Wild .. ceives divine inspiration as a~d:o~ family room by the' enst~in & Co., Inc. It br!ngs i Saint Cecilia. ' PROJECTS' INC. cIty s mspector. to SIX the number of pamtmgs, ,. As far as can be deter. I 886-1490 The Judge said Ihat after re-. by O~azio Gentileschi in North; mined. "Young Woman with a i Beautiful healthy pllnts waiting viewing the 1963 building in.: Amenca. _ . Violin" was painted in 1612. At I speclion administrative memo The ne\\' work \\'enl on pubhc this lime Orazio was the most' to be planted in your garden defming Open Porches, and the display immediatel)' in the In- powerful' artist in Rome, ex- revised plan presented by High. slit ute's Gallery No, I, just erling influence on the younger 25 land and Highland; Gordon Pe. South of the entl ance to the artists of the day with his Ir•• $2 I;VELYN WOOD t~rson:s. architect,. Ulat it was I Gr.eal Hail.. Experts and. con- dramatic poses, rich color and hiS 0plmon the reVised plan met nOlsseu,s Will compare It to were fresh and essentially ex. the necessary criteria. Gentilcschi's famed "The Lute technical finesse. His ideas $2.25 ROSE READING DYNAMICS The Petersons contended in' Player" at the National Gallery perimental, and sometimes de- FREE OF YOUR CHOICL their suit that a writ. such as Iin Washington. : rivcd from Caravaggio, who AT WITH ....NY 8 ROSES PURCHASED AT REGuLAR PRICE Judge Piggins ordered, be is. i Orazio Gentileschi was 17th was his friend and a lasting THE NINTH OHE FREE sued requiring the Councilmen I century dramatist on canvas, influence - traceable in the Grosse Pointe University School I (THRU AUGUST I, 1968) and Mr. Wake!e.y, ~ accep~ a excelling in rich color and placing of a single figure proposed modlfl~ahon of. the I powerful technique. against a dark background, in Preview presen~ation at G.P.U,S. plans as thc.y bel1eve t~e porc~ i • His daughter. Artemisia, the lateral lighting, working conforms WIth ~he zomng ord.I-1 was a frequent model for her from a live model and compos- Beaudlul Display 01 Wednesday, June 26, 2 :00 P.M. nance of the City,. and permit I father's paintings and became ing directly on Ihe canvas, G(lrden Stalue, and JI'owuains Thursday, June 27, 7 :00 PM. them to proceed WIth construc.; the only woman to rank among lion of the dwelling to complete; . I r . t f th In recent years, art scholars IIG HUtTIO'" OF EVERGREENS AND SHRuas the porch as shown in the modi. ' major t:: 13n pam ers 0 e have b e com e increasingly For information and registration call; fjcation. The modification in. 17th ccnt.ur~... aware of Gentile~chi as an im. Darrel C. Watson or Reading Dynamics eludes the removal uf one brick The pal~hng Itself 15 a three. portant force during the key TU 4.4444 962-7056 wall and replacing it with glass quarter view of ~ young. ~o. period in the development of HALL'S NURSERY windows and the installation of man •. seated, holdmg a vlOhn. baroque art in Rome between 24300 HARPEl (betw .... 9 6 10 Mile) Pit 5.3455 la sliding door. AIl.o.wmg the bow to rest gently 11610 and 1620. Later, he travel. ----.-- ,- agalllst 0111' shoulder, she, ed 1I0rth to Genoa, possibly to '. auses for a moment to look IT' t p. d f' 11 ( Thousands of college and high P Urln, 0 ans an lOa yo, I t d thY upward. The model's dress, d h h C t SC/IOO S U en save . .. ou . . Lon on were I.' was our I can, too ... It's lrU8fanteed or i c~anglDg .1D color from d~ep pa,inter to Charles I until his you don't pad ! wlOe r~d I~ shadow~ to glowmg death. . coral III light, partially covers Th d I f "Y W • Achi.Y. bett.r Irld •• 'bl f hit !in H r I c mo e or oung 0-1 ' , a ouse 0 ween. e 'th V' r "b '. Cut down ycur hcun cf .tuely I grey-brown veil trimmed with' ~an WI a 10 10 was' orn • Increne your income with igolden fringe echoes the browns 111 Rome an~ was. about 19. y~ars gruter knowleclg. lof the violin and the yellows old at the tIme of the pamting. 0 d t d I ! Sh h d . .t' t' • ur lye rag. grl UI' r'l • n i and golds of her cloak, which e a a precoc:ous al IS IC 12 minutes what used to re- ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;; , I talent and was tramed by her quire an hour rather and his studi~ ass?ciate, • Mcre thin 400,000 911dua!e. • FAMILY LAUNDRY who was accused 10 1612 of including the .'aH of the lat. raping her. By 1615, Artemisia President Kennedv • RUG WASHING had established such a reputa. 1 .. ------. • LOAD DRY CLEANING tion as a painter that she was Learn to Read DROP-OFF SUVltE invited by the Grand Duke of 3 to 10 Times Tuscany to work in Florence. Faster you All Laundry & CI,oll;ng See the EvelvnlWood Story, Sun. Cone Separat.ly Artemisia's baroque drama, day. midnight,. Channtl 50, fa.l. - a.or in Mind - "Judith and llolofernes" came f 1 • lowing the. Lou Gordon Show. t into the, Detroit Institute 0 ' Call todav for furthel' YOllr L.u.dry ;1 never milled At' t II f. . in with ather clIstom.n. It'. I' S permanen co ec Ion 10 inforI"!\3_t!oll done separately. 1952, the gift of Leslie H 962-7056 SAME DAY SERVICE Green. It is a potent study of IF llE5IRlO action and emotion l1-t the mo. ~ For ~:lkIlP 884.9690 ment when Judith pauses, elcc- EVELYN. trified, after killing imd cutt~g" WOOD nee mone~ KWIKEE SNO.WtRTE off the head of the ASSYrian i Laundromat & Dr, CI.an.rs general. A maidservant. (Ar. , 16300 E. W.rren temisia herself, doubling as READING DYNAMICS Urner ct' 3 '~lIe Drive artist and model) wraps the 1101 Washington Blyd. Datrolt'. Ltr,'" and head in a napkin, while watch-.. Detralt, Mich. 48226 Check-~Aatelets you "'lrite yourself a loan. ~~~~.e~s~t ~E=q=U~IP~P.~d~~~~:in~g~h=er::m.::I:::.s:::tr.::e:::ss::.-. i In_p'_in_c'_oo_'_c_il'_e'_T_h_"_Ug_hO_U_I_Ih_e_W_Orld ! Cheek.Mate is a cash reserve NBD customer to apply for Check-Mate. Check-Mate, another important of up to $2,400 that we put aside just You do, of course, have to have a service from the National Bank of Detroit. RELAXING DELIGHTS FOR for you. Then, when you want extra money, reasonably good creuit standing. HOLIDAYS AND LOUNGE HOURS you simply write a check. The cash On(;e you've qualified, you'll have a line reserve automatically covers what your of credit right at your fingertips. :,1.~8 regular cheCking balance doesn't, And to let people know who ;i tlt.~~" •• f0 You get a bank statement you are, we also give you an NBD Check :~~~I-::=.:~,:.:.:~~;.;':;~:;~;}::.~~A~;fl::,::~~.-:t:u.~:i '" A. C, KENDAll ". every month that shows exactly where your Guarantee Card. It assures merchants 43098-68 '2/2/11 'r • High str'ngth frome of 1 H pol i,h.d account stands, It shows how lLuch you that your check-for any amount up to special alloy oluminum have in regular checking. How much $l00-is good. Automatically. •.:i"'~~itlf~M"'.~I,~~~~~;• Resilient vinyl tub. se,oling Get all the details and a • Notural poly.varni,hed hara.aod pMI< reserve is still available. And what your • ati¥t, White, Tangerine interest costs have been. Repayments are Check-Mate application at any office of the second most imPortant. deducted from your checking account to the National Bank of Detroit. rebuild your reserve automatically. And the next time you need name on the che~ks NB D money, just write, you wnte: You don't even have to be an M.mbetPQI' Folding arm choir. $11.95 • Iiislh 'Irangth frome of square polished gold anodized sptocicI alloy aluminum • Seol cushion supporled by coil spring, • Noturol poly ..... rni,he "'------ SIX ConVelllellt hrrwclil's IIi tillS IIrrll: 14555 :I..t JelfenOfl Av •. • 17449 EAst Jefferson Ave. fl Kerehev.l • '3C It. CI.ir Av •. • 460 Moros~ • 20fJ75 Vernier Rd. NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT NORTHl"'NO EASTlAND BIRMINGH!-M ... .". ' ___!_hursday, June 27, /968 ______GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven ~Tl'affie Violatol's Appear' C turn. Sus;;;-Fink:-252vendome--R.- B, Batten,-6i5-Linc~Lri--).e-'-I-- ..--.------.------Rubin to Direct In ~ourt ~d, Gro~ ~n~ Fu~.II.port~~c~~I~Mi~~~------~ . entered a plea of guilty to driv- day, June 18. lhat sometime FLOWER ,------~----, Guidllnce Clinic At last week's session of Gros lal. road .. Grosse Pointe Shores, 109 l~rough a red light, paid a i between 12 a.m. aDd 7 a.m, on i SPECIALS EVERGREENS & SHRUBS se Pointe Park's Municipal paid a fIne of $50 when he .vas. S1:5 fme. i that date, someone threw an Dr. Eli Z. Rubin has been Court Jurge C, Joseph BaleD' found guilty of reckless driving. i ------ohject through the rear window WITH THIS AD GARDEN MULCHES named the first full. time di. ger forefeited bonds for non- Marianne. Simon, 21 Vendome: Nalion~ spoiling for ,a fight of his '68 Chryster, shattering! CUT rector of the Northeastern appearance to answer eharges, Grosse POlnte Farms, paid a: usually fight for the spOIls. : the window. . $1 2 $149 KOKO • GARDEN BARK. W~~n€ County Child Guidance and sentenced 'traffic law viu- $10 fine, and was placed Oil: . - .. --_ .. - - DA IS IES doz dDz, IU.CKWKEAT HULLS Cllmc. lators, probation to her father for 00 I iF======;III' Dr, Rubin whose appoint- 99 I ment was unanimously ap. va~i~~~s Ch~~~~s f~~:f~~iedca~~ ~:y~aa~it~; Sh:nwa~~~~~:e:u:~~~! nrecl of Uving" CUT Reg. $2.99 $1 proved by the clinic's board of Burley, 7611 Dyke, Fair Haven; turn into the moving traffic. MUMS GERANIUMS David J. Schulte, 10 Westwind F red Kreger. 421 Lothrop, i..i in tlte .sam. 0'" surroundings l.- -' direc~f)rs last m 0 nth will assume his new position on lane, Grosse Pointe Farms; Grosse Pointe Farms entered, I LARGE SELECTION OF ""nd up (01 01 39 July 1. George T. Archambeau, 28311 a guilty plea for running thrOll- i You can live belter less the some address. I C .. ~Ianhattan, St. Ctair Shores; gh a traffic light, \Vas finer! $7.: Let us modernize your Doily loving. I Earlier this year the board ANNUALS & PERENNIALS voted to establish a full.time George Tomlinson 11211 Stock- Remy C. Gamble. 5931 Way.: JACKSON & VOTH NC directorship for the clinic which well, Detroit, and George J. burn, Detroit, was fined $4(j for! ' I , if provides diagnostie and thera. Blake, 1375 Three Mile drive, causing an accident while en. i Custom Builrlers A Fi' t E W pulic mental health services Grosse Pointe Park. Reports on tering an intersection, , Architectur.1 Senice - Licensed -- Free Estimates emon oris on, arren their failure to appear in court Gordon Cole. 15914 Conlnlon Off'ICe: 122.102 2 Residence 139.1217 for children living on Detroit's OPEN SUNDAY northeast side, Harper Woods were sent to Lallsing. road Roseville, paid a $15 fine. 365.8947 17931 EAST WARREN TU 4.6120. • Victor Stumpf. Ill. 77 Colon {or making an improper right and the five Grosse Pointes. ------_._._------_._._-_._-- -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I A special committee of board members beaded by lIlrs. Al- fred R. Glancy, Jr. board presi. dent conducted the search for the new director and unani.' • • mously r e com men d e d Dr. Rubin's appointment. The new ciinic director is currently head of the division of psychology at Lafayette; Clinic. He is also a professor in the department of psychology at Wayne State University. He received his AB degl'ee from Hanard in 1943 and holds both master's and PbD degrees from Boston University, He is a diplomate of the American Board of Examiners in Pro. fessional Psychology and a state. certified consulting psy- chologist. Dr, Rubin was chairman of the Commission of Certification ~v $ of Psychology for the state of Michigan from 1963 to 1966 and has served as a consultant to the Wayne County Juvenile Court Mental Health Clinic since 1965 and to the Detroit Cerebral P:1 I s y Association since 1960, His memberships include the American Psychological Asso. ciation, Michigan Psychological' Association, American Ortho. psychiatric Association and Psychology in Civil Service of Michigan. Dr Rubin has been associated g E~gP with Lafayette Clinic since 1956, ~erving initially as chief psy- chologi~t in children's services and later as director of reha-: bilitation. He has been head of the division of psychology since g~DPP 1965. He served his internship at Judge Baker Guidance Center in Boston Massachusetts. He was successively staff psycholo- gist at Massachusetts General Hospital and an assistant in- structor in psychology at Bos-. ton University, chief psycholo-, gist at the Emma P. Bradley i Home and instructor in psy. chology at Brown University and chief psychologist at the Dayton Guidance Center and Receiving Hospital. Dr. Rubin is married and has two children. The family resides in Rosedate court in Grosse Pointe Woods. The Northeastern Way D I' County Child Guidance Clinic is the major eastside center for I mental health servires for children and their parents sponsored by local and state funds. The professional staff of psychologists. psychiatrists, and ' sociat workers provides help for children who are showing adjustment problems at home or at school-including those with severe learning disorders. The clinic staff has a special interest in programs aimed at providing consultation to nur- series, special schools and other Community age n c ie s. The clinic is associated with two nursery programs: one for pre. school children already show. ing problems of adjustment and C!le for non.problem chil- dren whose parents are inter. ested in a mental health check- up service. APPLIANCE STOLEN Joseph Manning of 1953 Lan. caster. disclosed to Woo rl ~ police that someone entered his garage through an unlocked window on Saturday. June 22, and removed his clectric lawn. edger. valued at $80. ------_ .._- - BEER STOLEN E \ v i n VanSickle of 111701 Blossom lane, complained to Woods police on Sunday, _lun.~ 23 fuat someone enlered hi~ ga~age. and stote 20 bottles oi heer stored there. SHIP'S WHEEL FO~L WEATHtR SAlLING SUIT with the HIDDEN HOOD 3'.50 V.lue • ror ~r.n and Now at all Greater Detroit Mercury Dealers: Women • \VatrTproof KAVERLEV MERCURY BART l1NCOLN.MERCURY, INC. PARK MOTOR SALES COMPANY STU EVANS, INC • 420 Main Street, ROCHEST£R • Windproor 3700 East Jefferson, DETROIT 18100 Woodward Avenue. DETROIT 32000 Ford ROild, GARDEN CITY • Stain and ~'rank Girardin of 319 Mc- window of his car. The fire. No man will ever r~ally know! In the old days a (001 and his 11------1:. survived by his wife, Lucille; how golden silence is until hej'mone~' were soon parted-today: OBITUARIES ia son, Harold G., Jr.; a daugh. Prowlers Fined Millan road, called Farms police cracker exploded and created tries to buy some o( it. it happens to everybody. I ter, Mrs. Philip Hutchins; his on Sunday, June 23, to complatn a hole in the front seat of the ------.------. , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred In Park Court that sometime during the night, vehicl('. The car had been park- an unl<'nown person tossed a ed in front of the bouse, he I FREDERICK W. RICHARDSON M R' h d rd' Bay, of ToledO; a brother, Aa. r. IC ar son re Ire m Robert J.; two sisters, Mrs. Three convicted prowlers reo firecracker through the open added. .. 8000 Death came to (ormer Grosse 1961. H.e wa~ ~ membe.r of a Archie Johnson and Mrs. Carl ceived stiff fines in the court 11965 I Pointer, Frederick Warren Rich. pIOneering :lthchlg,an (amlly long, Ludwig. of Grosse Pointe Park Munici. ardson, Friday in William~burg, known 10 DetrOit and Pomte: .. I J d C J h B I profes [ ~NOW-. -.. before JULY 10th is the t;me to make the most of your savings! Get a full three months' earnings on your savings on September 30th. At Standard Federal earnings start the first of the month on all money received by the tenth. ---- __.. __.... ,._ .. _ .. .---.J Main Office: Griswold and Jefferson 14628 fast Jefferson near Aller Ro~d 1 1540 Gr STANDARD Main Office; IMo" rlHU Tt,ur~ 9.00 AM 4.00 PM, .1[\(j Fri,!l ,00 AM--600 PM - Oriwehes: Me IIlIll P'"I,. 9 ~10AM ~ .UO PM, Jnd F,i. 9 :30 AM.-BOO PM FEDE.RAL SAViNGS I .. ~, ,.' .... 1 ~ '. _i ~. ... ,,:. .... ~ " ..... • ... 'l '. .:.-•.•. ", I', Thursday, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nin. New Minister i [ I I The F.ev. Gerald E. Blel'in will be installed as assistant minister at the Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning, June, 30 at 10 r o'clock. Mr. Blevins comes from a similar position in the First Presbyterian Church of Muncie, Ind. where he served for the past three years. A native of Akron O. he graduated from Anderson College of Anderson, Ind. and the Duke Divinity School of Durham N. C. His responsibility in the Woods Church will be that of Christian Education. Married to the former Mary I Larue, they have three daugh. tel's. They will reside in a church manse at 1681 Holly. wood, Grosse Pointe Woods. GPVS Hosting AFS Students The Grosse Pointe University School Chapter of The American Field Service will welcome a busload of foreign si.udents to Grosse Pointe on Monday. July Only Ford ha~the world's 1. They will spend a day at Greenfield Village and supper and swim at the Hunt Club be. fore their departure for Wa~h. ington, D.C. They then will reo t11Tllto their homelands afler spending a year of study in the United States. best-selling sporty car ••• Twenty-six families in Grosse Pointe are housing the follow- ing students: A. 1II0hammed Niazi, AIganistan; Julio C. Am brosio, Argentina; Carlos E. Zipilivan, Argentia; Gerhard Schranz, Austria; Elizabeth J. K', n n e d y, Australia; Martine U rb ani a k, France; Eva M. Mustang! Schoenberger, Austria; Ingrid M. A. Haudenaert, Belgium; Barbara E. Arens, Germany: Maria L. D. Cyrino, Brazil and Ricardo Ramos de Arrud., Brazil.. I More are: Luiz E. G. Del'l gada. Brazil; Madjid Nader Isfalani, Iran; Joao de Souza lIIansur. Brazil; Mitsuhiko Hat- I~• .Japan; Cecilia ,I. Aguilera. Chile; Eliana E. MacEvoy. I Chile; Mahnaz Khadempour. Iran; Anna M. Miranda, Chile; Gertrude W. Fiebig, Germany; And that's not alii Rene A. Rios Fernandez, Chile; 1\Iardave S. Martinez, Philip- pines; Bjarni J. Agnarsson, Ice- MUSTANG-world's best-selling sporty car lund; Jean Bruno Wettstein, Switzerland; Juan Jose Umana this year and every yearl .Iara. Costa Rica; Johanne L. B. I Just try getting more for your money. Try getting floor-mounted Olsen, Denmark, and NeUy ,- Nunez, Chile. stick, buckets, and carpeting on any sporty car-all at no extra Still more are: Rita G. Or- cost. Or exclusive options like our Tilt-Away steering wheel or tega, Ecuador; Alison M. Hun- ' tel', United Kingdom; F. Josef Comfort-Weave vinyl upholstery that breathes. You'll see why lIlellage, Germany; Bernard L. Mustang's been first from the day it came out. NOb0dy matches Schneider, Switzerland; James our features any more than they match Mustang's style! Anum Bill, Ghana; Nahid Shir- i insakhan, Iran; Mar t h a E. Gomez Elchebarne, Uruguay; Eva Helmbrant, Sweden; Heini LTO BY FORD-outselling its nearest rival Buergi. Switzerland; German Sanabria. Costa Rica, Kazuyuki since January 1. Murata, Japan; Linda J. White. And why not? It's the strongest, quietest Ford ever built. Nobody LTO by Ford, • , 2-f?oor Hardtop Australia. and Annie L. M. Le. Pretre. France. else in its class offers you hidden head lamps, solid die-cast grille Chaperones on the trip are and V-8 power, all at no extra cost. And nobody else but Ford gives Ardyth B l' 0 a d l' i c k, Barbara you so many full-size models to choose from-21 in all, including Durnabaugh and Susana G. Munoz. two fastbacks. . ------TORINOjFAIRLANE-No.1 intermediate since the first of the year. You just get more car, that's all. A longer wheelbase than 38 other intermediates-for a roomier, smoother ride. A powerhouse whose specially modified racing counterpart beats everyone else in scoring NASCAR championship points. And a choice of 14 models Torino GT Fastback that includes Torino GT and America's lowest-priced fastback, the Fairlane 500. FORD WAGONS-first in sales as always! They don't call us Wagonmaster for nothing. We're the only one that offers two-way Magic Doorgate on three sizes of wagons. And only Ford in its class comes with hidden hearJlamps and die- you can cast grille (on the Country Squire) ... dual-facing rear ~eats '... built-in wind deflectors ... and a choice of 12 models, Includmg "BEAT the HEAT' the Torino Squire, Fairlanes and Falcons. You won't see more any place else you look, ... select AFCO Comfortmaker Air Conditioning For Cooling alone or complet. year around Air Conditioning More car for your money every time! That's what makes these Fords _ play it smart and invest best sellers. See your Ford Dealer ... and see for yourself. your money in equipment that will last longer - provide more Comfort. Nowr at your AfeO Uealer ~ ...h05a better idea. TOTlE & HERMAN'S The switch is on to Ford! Call 779.2498 MI 4.5458 • 754.9660 Member of Betler Heoting ond USED CAR SHOPPERS: Ford Dealers .JlJ Used Cars are the best you can get I Cooling Burceu Page Ten bRlJSSi: POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, J 968 i Men Gardeners Haye' Full Week ! made. :22335 Elmwood, East Detroit,! Flowcr shop, followcd by view. ILakeland; Harry II. Whilting. To be successful today a man IMMEDIATELY! _ __ I ~. A. DeMalre was show'who 5howed a tremendous lIlg the exhibits and refresh.iham,. 30 Edgemere; Theophil must have the horsepower of , A varied display of June Memorial Alger House, when ichairman. ~weepstakes winner delphinium spike, ments :RadzlCnda, 20337 Yale, and an optimist and the emergency PROJECTS, JNC. flowers featured last week', Imembers competed f r r'bbo i (or most pOints won ~as How- The affair was ladies night, On 'Sunday the annual J~ne I' ~llia~_ C. NilI'3~35 Elmwood. brake of a pessimist. meelin of ..... 0 .1 ns .ard W. Poe of 441 Malson, and with a demonstration of flower garden tour was staged taking ------8861490 P te w1th Men' tarde c~r~ss~ th o: II their' exhl.blls. Frult and, grand award for best flower arrangement by Arlene Schroe- ,memhers and guests to visit 11 s n ._~ ...~ ",e __ ar_ ~egetable entn~_a~~o __ we~~_'~ent to William C. Nil~_~! der __~_~_~~~_~:.~~s, of Motif ,~~~'s~OI~~n~e~~nd~~c~e~~~,m:~o ca 965-8000 OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS ilIaverhill; Harold B. Lee, 575 !C;clists Invited LIVE A LITTLE1 'To Join Parade GET C3UALITV AND COMFORT- GAS AIR CONDITION YOUR HOMP. i For those who like to bicycle :and want to do something con. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY :structive for the city this sum. <> i mer, the "I Care About Detroit" ;bicycle parade is the thing to Ihese ruffled fronsitionols ore so fresh do on Wednesday, July 3. This 'parade will kick off the ener. getic summer program planned and pretty for a girl. • .so nice .by the C. B. D. A. (Central :Business District Association). It is hoped that a thousand for her mother in 0 permonentpress adults will participate in the parade, including businessmen, housewives, city and suburban blend of Celonese• Fortrel polyester/coHon. ;leaders and some local TV and ~radio personalities ! Walker Cisler. chairman of I 4 10 6x sizes, 6,00 Ilhe Board of, Detroit Edison, f will be the Grosse Pointe Bi- cycle Parade Chairman. The 7 to 12 sizes, 7.00 i bike route will start at Kennedy Square, travel up Woodward to Waisted white bOOke on Grand Circus Park and back A. down Wasl!ington Blvd. to Kennedy Square. Announcing red or navy plaid skirf. Those Grosse Pointers who are interested in participating Metropolitan Detroit's Newest should take their bicycles to B.Coot.dress with fresh white Kercheval in the Village no later than 8:30 a.m. Wednes. Camper-Trailer Dealer. All day, July 3. There will be trucks there decorated appropriately, Units Factory Direct. bib and C\Jffsjnovy or brown., to take your bikes downtown, and arrangements for trans. Example of Price C. Full.length ruffling on blue/sreen porling yO\! and your friends will be made then. Or you can Advantage: take yourself and your bike or novy/red plaid coot-dress. directly downtown by 9:30 and I join Group B in Kennedy Square. The parade will begin ,(HEVROLH % TON PICKUP V.8 at 10 a.m. Factory equipped with cab-over camper. Stove, For more information, con- 0 Inc. .Fortrel is trocJemor~ of Fiber Industries, tact IIIrs. AI Ricca at 884-180:3 ice box, removable table, drapes, I 10' or 12 volt or Mrs Henry Stone at 821.2151. system, marker lights This priceinc'ludes all C.B.D.A.'s program in the factory delivery and handl ing, Special finance downtown area during July and rates. August is varied and offers something interesting and fun for eve:-yone. For in~tan(.e, ~~~k ~~:..~~_._ .. two meals for the price 'of one $3499 Jacobsons at selected restaurants, a pool IN THE VILLAGE paint in for teenagers, a side. . walk cabaret and many, many Qver J 3 moaels to choose from. more events all aimed at draw. ing people downtown and urg- Truck Camper Sleeps 4 $1378 ing everyone to Care About Detroit. For a complete copy 14 Ft, Travel Trailer --- $1388 l of the schedule call WO 1.1403. Free Minialure Tru(ks 10 the Kiddies I I Use' of Pool when accompanied by parents u.s. recreational vehicle guide with purchase (Continued from Page I) \ Tuesdays aud Thursdays; Swim. Many other makes and models to choose from \ mer, 11:20 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • on Tuesdays and Thursdays; and Junior and Senior Lifesav- ing, 5:30 [0 6:45 pm. Oil Tues- Ed Rinke Chevrolet days and Thursdays only. Open swimming at Pier(;l!- 'fuesdays and Thursdays from Van Dyke - 10Y2 Mile 12:30 to 9 p.m.; and Wednes. days and Fridays from 12:30 to SL 4-0440 JE 6.0255 9 p.m. I AT FLEISCHMilN!JS I Bring Color alld Texture to Your F700rs WOOL CARPETS THE NUMBER 1 TIME TESTED AND PROVEN FIBER From $7.95 sq. yd. '~$l)~~~f ""ftjr~ ,k-."'."N. And you thought Europe was allbooked up. INDOOR Pan Am Holiday tour packages. The crowds aren't therC'. pean cilies - more than twice as many as OUTDOOR l~o~~~C~I"s~~r~::: Rullne Rhine is. And so is Ihe Loire. So any ollwr ilirline. Wilh daily nonstop service Say Ihe word. PATTERNED, AND CUT $3.48 is Lu!(ano. So is Como. AmI so arc all the from DC'lroit to London. Connections Ihere We'll give you the Europe s=~4. PILE, THIi LARGEST ollwr quiet places, all the olher lasting mo. for all Europe. you've always wilnted-starl .•• CARPETS SEUCTION IN STOCK, from Sq. Yd. 109 as soon as tomorrow. m('nls you can possibly fil into a Slimmer. Whill's mor,', :hcre's a place.lo-slay 10 Is your hearl sl'! on them? Tt1l'n !!,ivem a suit any whim, ilny buo!(c1. The file! is, liter. And wherever you go, you'll he flying Ihe U.S. flag •• m;nulf' 01 your lime, Pick up the phone and all" hundreds of hotels' and inns ilnd pen. .9 I~••• (~••• and Ihe world'!! mosl expcrj. ~~ ~ 1\.-.111.'- t~I(~i~(.II•• c(lil a Pan Am I, Travel A!(t'nt or any I';,nl\:n si(;nes arc Just waiting to sign you in. cnccd airline, all in one. ..:':;~;'~~... o(fwc. I.ast, :md far from leasl, we can still wrap 12~R5 (;raliol 19655 (;ralHl Hivf'r We fly 1ff[1lIlC!llSGII1l'S Camiival 01 avmgs / " Don't let that stop you! Reach for your phone, call Hudson'. 223-5100 Novelty and classic gloves from Z leading manufacturers SALE 2.59 We've a huge collection of novelty and classic gloves in short to below elbow lengths. f Choose crisp cotton styles with delicate de- tailing, stitching and applique; or beautiful nylon embossed to look like leather. Many styles il'l white, bone and black. Not all styles, . sizes or colors. Sizes 6-8 in Hudson's Gloves. Man)", many pants, tops from a Rare values! very famous Luxurious mink maker / in many styles. ./ from our new SALE season collection 6.97 and' 8.97 / From California carnes an exciting SALE value collection of' co-ordinated sportswear. Assorted ac~tate knit, $398 to $1,338 l;o1tOn/synthetic and c,otton sateen 'tops, 6.97. Many nylon/rayon Now's the time to enjoy the beauty and luxury of stretch pants and acrilan~ acrylic elegant natural mink at savings 1 We've natural pants, Bo97. In siles 8 to 18. Lots of pastel and ranch shades in splendid coats and colors. Not all sizes in all styles. Hud- jackets plus a wide assortment of mutation colors son's Casual and Active Sportswear. in capes and stoles. All are wonderful values from our new fur collection. In l1udson's Fur Salon. Shown: capes, $438; short coats, $798 Not shown: Stoles, $398; Jackets, $598 Long coats, $1,188 and $1,338. Fur products labeled to show country of origin of imported furs. ,~ Hudson's Downtown open Monday and Wednesday till 8:30 p,m. Northland, Eastland, Westland, Pontiac open Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday till 9:00 p.m. Thursday. June 21. 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS _._------_._------Page Twelve ------SAViNGS ARE "iN" AT FARMER JACK'S I DOUBLE DISCOUNTS ARE "'UST THE THING"FOR .UIDGET-CONSCIOUS FOOD SHOPPERS . REGULAIT DOUBLE DISCOUNT PlICI RICH TOMATO TASTI , DISCOUNT PRICE ~l/i !",.'.'J'.f.~,':". .r any way you WCI1f- it,we11 cut -It, rP~:~.I.:_.::.::.,:....:.::~..,:,: 1 LI. ~, ..-:'::~ ~. Libby ~ ! 4 oz. ~~,j ~:'~':~'l Catsup In. ~ I~:"'::', REGULAR DOUILE ~> : DISCOUNT PRICE ~ ::: FOR KID5-WUTONS DISCOUNT PRICE f, Animal 1% oz. ii''j WT. PecOS, 7t; Cracker. 3 IEGULAR DOUBLE - DISCOUNT PRICE any time, any de» with a smile, FARMER JACK RAND DISCOUNT PRICE Salael QT. C JAR t}f;~:::: Dressing 29 REGULAR DOUBLE IN TOMATO SAUCE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE t La. Itn% \if! 19t; ~,)j REGULAR DOUBLE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DAYTIME SMALL DIIPOSAILI Pamp.rs 15eT. llJ PKG. ¥(~::; _~ii:.~';;'~~,~~\\" D-.. p.r. ~A>~ your satisfaction guaranteed! v;...'" (' it ~,..• ,t: OVERNIGHT 12 CT. REGULAR DOUBLE DISCOUNT PRICE OISCOUNT PRICE Iie,," SPICIAL LAIIL GOLD OR PINK Dial Brand alAR PK. i''':;1 AStC me MEAT MARKET MANAGER. HE WANTS TO Hn~. " /~ ,:~. .. 1:"J::' .. 1~".( Bath Soap ",:;..'/<.",~,~~~,;~!!wf;IWh1tlr 1': :F.'Jt-.. ~~ ;m~~;?;••.,; #f{#1..4-ill:tW'4,.v$~":.. '" r 9';, ~ ....~.~;.~\, ' ASSORTED VARIETIES STRAINED 4;:;' OZ. WT. L",.I" In'a .. 11 22~ ... chnut .... y Food JAR 7~ LIBBY ELBERTA FREESTONE DUNCAN HINES , LB. 2~ 3 l~~i. SlOO oz. CANS A•• orl.1I Cak. MI••• BOX 25~ SlIe.eI P.ach •• BEACON HEAVY DUTY KRAFT PURE CONCORD 25 FT. :2 LB, ROLL Gr.p.I.lly JAR 39~ Alulllinum Foil CHANGE OF PACE DRINK '!8 CT. FOR LIGHTER FRIED FOODS PKG. Spry Shorl.nln. 59~ POTATO. COLE SLAW, MACARONI 14~~. 33~Blrel. Iy. Cool W hip 2r~. 39~ PKG, Hamtown S.I.tI. 60Z RED RASPBERRY. 51 RAWBERRY. ORANGE. LIME GRAPE. STRAWBERRY OR PINEAPPLE RASPBERRY 3 • 29 e 1~~~. 33~ c~~s L•• lax GeI.,1n D•••• rt. PKG, a.. L... Drink. USE FOR DIPS FRESH FROZEN GRADE "A" ~ ~~ 44 e PT, eTN, 39~ F.rm M.III Sour Cr.... Stok.ly Y••• ,...... BAG FRUIT PUNCH. ORANGE. GRAPE, LEMONADE FRESH FROZEN 3 90Z. 8 \> GAL. 29" e '.Ift M.W Fruit Drink. eTN, " Ilrll. lye Aw.k. c~~s g o FRESH & SMOKED BRAUNSCHWEIGEil STYLE FARM MAID FANCY 5 6 oz. 8 P.t •• LI• ., I.u .... Fr••• n Oran •• lulee c~~'s 9~ '" ~.~~.~.~ 19230 HARPER (at Moross) 14614 KERCHEVAL at ALTER 16145EAST 8 MilE at KELLY 20382 MACK (bet. 7 & 8 Mi.; G.'osse Pointe Wds. Thurs. thru 5at.-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon thru Wed.-10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open 5un.-l0 a.m. to 5 p.m. .. f', ~ ." Thursday, June' 27, 196B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page' Thirteen fireS~rh~B~room;~~--._~---~.~~ Get a ItFront Seat" for Guts Moross Road Home OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINCS I the Fireworks A two.alarm'fire, Wh-iC-h-s-ta-r-t'--I-in-g-,-D-et-roit. - ed in an upstairs bedroom, gut, Upon arrival at the seene, SALE 1< then sail awa, ted the se~ond fioor, and burned Farms Fire Chief M. William part of the downstairs library Mason summon1!d eight off-duty I g,: on a BOB-LO MO<;)NLlGHT in the home of David N. Viger, members of his department, :,' p p ''1 356 Moross road, Grosse Pointe and, also the City Fire Depart. ermanent ress M Bob-Lo brings you a bargain double.header L.. Farms, last Monday night. ment. He reported it required ~*[:~:'.,',:: Arrivin!, home around 10 p,m. more than two hours to get the ;ii' 5h t 51 D 5h' ;). the Freedom Fe'ltival Monday, July 1. You board the Vigers were in their kitch. fire under control, and that it lH or eeve ress uts it: the boat beginning at 7:30-you have a front seat en, when they heard a "thump- probably was eaused by a short ~ I,fi:i ing noise" above them. Mr. in the wiring, No estim8te of the l'l for the fireworks - and then you're off on a re- Viger went upstairs to set' if his loss was given. Pi freshing Moonlight cruise and it's only $2.50. Get 14.year.old.son, Peter, a Brown. After the fire departments m $4 ~ ell Junior High School student, left, Mr. and Mrs. Viger went :<:, your tickets in advance at Bob-Lo ticket office, m had arrived home. Peter had to the Country Club to spend !'l, k~ foot of Woodward. Sales limited. Hurry! Hurryl not arrived. At this point his the remainder of the night, and IWi ill amazed father discovered that their two at.home children, and W Stock up on cool no-iron, drip-dry & the boy's bedroom was afire. the three dogs went to the ~ N, A daughter, Susan, 18, a fresh. homes of friends. The Vigers [ short sleeve shirts with the new 1m.,., mal: at Randolph.Macon Worn. have two other 'children .who @ . en's College, Lynchburg, Va., were not at home. it soil-release finish ... at savings m was at home with her parents As a Pleasant, sidelight to t,he f,'i ;~' when the blaze started. There tragedy of the fire, one of the M now when you want them for ;~.'.•.,t,.x,:'."'~ also were two St. Bernard dogs, Vigers' st. Bernard's, Stanley, @ :< 1968 and a terrier in the house. Both (a female dog, incidentally), ;~ comfortable summer wear. White and ~~ the humans and the animals gave birth to a litter of six pups m • &. escaped witbout injury. of questionable ancestry, in the fu colored dacron polyester jcotton with f~ I The Grosse Pointe Farms Fire back yard doghouse the follow- I ~ ~<:,'.,;:,; Departmen' answered the tele. ing afternoon, son Peter proud- ~ regular or button-down spread collars. .. 'CADILLACS p~oned ala!m giV"I~ by ~r. ly announced over the tel~- m l~l"f VIger who IS an engmeer With phon~. The other st. Bernard IS !#. offices in the Lafayette Build. a male fellow named Doug. I , ,. m FIRECRACKER SPECIALS Indian Maidens Follow Guides ~.!------~.:". , By Pepper Whitelaw ! monthly social meetings which ~t~ Jacobsons------I~ It wasn't long ago that we I in c Iud e handicraft projects, E * uncovered an Indian Chief; now I" singing, games and light reo- ~ ~ BANG-UP DEALS before too long we'll have a freshments. Mall)' field trips are W .~ bevy of Indian Maidens. . . . planned by the tribes tbrough. ~ ~ NOW AVAILABLE AT Y-Indian Maidens, that is. lout the year to enrich learning t1 5 ALE ,'" This group is essentially an through observation and group ~ I outgrowth of the Y.lndian Guide experience. I: m SUBS' ANTIAl SAVINGS ~~~:~~~.' I~~~ee::lYf~~ang:, t~ 'in;:miri~gpl~~~:3~~ra~ 0t~~ l.;,:~.: Mln's Summer Suits, :,i,i leadershIp among those moth- tribes to enjoy together with ii S elk ii ers who were con tin u a 11y planned and organized activity. 11 port 0 a t san d Sac • ;~, Large Selection prodded by thC:lf daughters , .' M ! complaining about their broth- And what. !tttle gal can I e~lst Ir".. L,;',~,.:,.:. ers being so involved in Y-In- the attractive colo:fuI Indian m % Immediate Delivery dian Guides with their fathers. 'costu.mes and regalla.w~rn ati@"JQa7. ff ...; The girls wanted to share a meetmgs and ceremomes. !m oo ~ 7~ it similar adventure with their Two tribes are currently in ~ 'i Moms. I operation: The Potawatomie;l'i @. Their Moms thought they bad tribe, with Mrs. Barbara Chase, tl Excellent mid.seeson sClvings on a wide ~..':m.",••;•.•.l,.1,. a good point, and set about to .of McMillan roa~ as C.bief and ~ .~ SEE THE EXPLOSI'ON remedy the situation, Their pur- the Kickapoo tnbe WIth Mrs. ~j I pose is to foster companionship Joann.Bamford, of Kerby road, ~( selection of traditional end contemporary M AT I between mothers and daughters. as. ChIef. ~:) W I The theme of the organization More tribes will he estah-' ill ) f I ,'« 'is Indian lore. (What first, sec- lished in the fall, so if any of H $1)' es or business, social and casua ~1 ond or third grader could resist you squaws with your papooses It. :1. this?), Tbeir aims are respect are interested just call 885-2546 ?~ wear ••. 011 the imporlant plaids, checks, :\li lor God, service to others. at or 88-1479. @ ~,1 home and aroad. Service to Sounds like heap big funl ill ~ Roger Rinke family. Improvement of them. ------]'i: t • d I'd I' W selves. What better purposes REPOR,T VANDALISM ;:~ s rlpeS, on so I co orlngs. ;Xl fer anyone to have? Farms police received a call * Anyone who subscribes to the from officials of 8't. Paul HIgh ~ purpose of the YMCA and y. School on Thursday, May 23, in it Maidens, and. who is in th:: f~~t, which it was disclosed that an Ii: Cadillac second, Dr thlrC1grade can )010. unknown person had tossed an n The group is divided into empty liquor bottle through a q Va" Dyke, 3 Blocks North of 10 Mile tribes, the tribe being the small- six.by-eight.foot window of the r: Jacobsons est organizational unit in the activities room, shattering the 11 Courtesy rentals available program consisting- of a mini- glass, Replacement of the win. M MEN'S SHOP ~ Telephone 536-~260or 757-0767 Service Dept. Open Monday and Thursday Evenings ~~~;:f~~ :a::~y~~~~~~g~o dO;o::t s::s:o ~:v~a:S~:l::~r. l~!1W;U::'c,:c:g,)l'~'}~W//':"'rl.t},%,:'",mi",g''?~,,':,m::i),,@:,,,;,;1<'::;<:'~%&'i;~~~~~~~~'!'l!@;;;JJat!::tJit, ..:~'t~i:,mm~:%",,,&~ Y-Maidens and their moms ages too far when it comes to 1---- L.. .l1 have a ball. 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" Thursday, June 27, /968 Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS \, II peci for a 7.00/6.50-13 blackwan plus 1.92 Fed. excise tax and your old tire Save now on Hudson's own Detroiter Custom-Line tires and be set for a safe Fourth FEDERAL TAX An outstanding tire value at its regular price-now even more of a SIZE BLACKWALL WHITEWALL buy during this time of savings! Hudson's own Custom-Line 7.00/6.50-13 11.95 14.45 1.92 features a special super-syn tread to weal' longer and give better 7.35.14 15.45 2.08 traction and skid resistance in all kinds of weather from hot to cold. 7.75-14 13.95 16.45 2.19 These 4-ply nylon tires have a stronger cord body that's more 8.25-14 15.95 18.45 2.35 resistant to bruise-breaks, and a modern 5-rib tread with big edge 8.55-14 21.45 2.56 to put more rubbei on the road where most wear occurs-on the 7.75-15 13.95 16.45 2.21 outside edges,.Hurry to the Hudson's Car Care Center nearest you 8.15-15 18.45 2.36 -get your set while it's specially priced. We're open from 8 A.M. 8.45.15 21.45 2.54 till 9 P.M. on Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat.; till 5:30 on Tues., Wed. All prices plus tax and your old tire , HUDSON S HOmnAND CENTERS ~ ; Northland Car Care Center, 21125 Gi'eenfield .1.'lIIlI! l- Road at Northland Drive in G parking area. I- IASllAtID Eastland Car Care Center, 17805 E.8 Mile Road ~ near Kelly, across from Hudson's Eastland ..w Westland Car Care Center, 7888N, Wayne Road at Cowan, across from Hudson's Westland j \ _. __ cdd.me .de. 'p'.p P' ••• S. 7 M'?eMeraMMr?rS ?Sr??P7P'111arrSS77Sr 2 ' 2 naraaEa sas see' p Thursd.y, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen may spend the afternoon at 1969, dinner will be served at, either Lochmoor or the Grosse the Gross~ Pointe Yacht Club ,azlrH ,'Y"~ 'OUHO GPHS Graduate Wins Award Pointe Yilcht Cluh. on Lake SI. Clair, at 6:30. The ~,..! H{"~l"'t. A~05 At Lochmoor the men's grill traditional "mountain" of prizes ~ room and bar will be open, and will be distributed following EAST SIDE . the swimming pool will be dinner. Robert K. Hills is prize availa ble. Because the present committee chairman, and Rich-I HEARING AID CENTER clubhouse at Lochmoor is being ard Hartle heads the golf com- 'I 17907 E, Warren TU 13600 , torn down to be replaced by mittce. F(lcts 011 Your Candidate for Congress LES CRANE The Republican Candidate AUf'llt 6, 1968 Residence: Grosse Pointe Woods, Residen! and business in the Eastside ar,;a 12 years. Education: Wayne State Unil'crsoty, 19bO BA; Univ. of chicago 1951, Graduate work. i\1ilitary: Veteran U.S. Army Infantry WW II. Professional: Since 1951 managing partner in 3 property management companies specializing in hotel and apartment operation, In daily contact and familiar with all social levels of the community. . Civic: Since 1961 active in the educational programs of the Johll Birch Society in the local area. Presently a member in good standing. On the Issues "I believe that the first and foremost desire of all citizens is for a return of law and order. Law and order MUST be restored, I feel that the present National and Local BILL COE, a 1968 graduate of Grosse Pointe High administrations have disregarded the wishes of the citizens in this matter." School, has received an award to attend the Academic "In Vietnam the t>crnocralic Adminis!r like a whole new generation wh.." you leeve your Ieey Tn !fl. And If you car. to taiToryeuf of Rocket V,rt ~lim!~1hlF ignition. Marker lights that give youngmobil~ 10 tasle. Old. C1voilo9ilities make il easy. 1"~t9M@,JIII•• F. More power- your.Olds nighttime visibility fill. More economical, too, from both sides. And the Vinyl tops. Stereo tapes. Ev. a new Force-Air Induction New features by the car- full list of new GM-engi- load: A b~zer that sounds off neered safety features. System IiInt develops 320 h... Fa cl iSt this Cullall 5is quite a young idea in ilMl' Why not check one out at _ your Olds dealer's. todayl Then check out liIe most appealing feature of 01fe1 Thot modest yaun;mobil. ~rice lail 16youngmobiles from$2,512 to$2,982. See your nearest Oldsmobile dealer during his youngmobile ---~---- J .' Thursday, June 27, 1968 Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS -_.-._------_._._--~-_._-- ._.._-- .---.------_ .._-_. ----_._---~------_. __ . --"-- all Ihis try j(l'lting your longue .itualion. A fellow has to be unlwisl~d by repealing o\'cr mi' hty careful Ihat he doesn't and 01'1'1' again "she sells sel get his tongue so twisted thal vie .. J h()U~ht 3 box of hiscdits. throu:!h the thirknc~s of his shells down beside the sea", he' t be unable to eat his din. :a hnx of miHIi hbcuib. and .humh." or (:\en "each sixth chick sat ner. biscUlt~ mixcrl... "Eal fresh on a slim stick," TANNV Then there's "Of all the saws 0f cour~e there is something All work and no play makes 'fried fish free at the fi~h fry" I el'er saw. I never saw a saw of a major drav.back in this jaek Cor the sanitarillms. S'IW like that saw saws." an \ 'I'OO':(U(' l'I'isters li:,c I ',is hal'c heen ,~en'ed alonu with old.limer like "a big baby We Secret Ih[' food al the Village \1anor buggy with rubber buggy in Sl. Clair avenue recently. bumpers," and "does your shirl shop .~lock short socks ea1196S-8000 And gloomy guests gel glee- with spots." ful 3S their organs of speech At- Behind dc, acrobatics at cxercisinJ: \(JW t.hat you've mastered fl their enunciation ahililY in their Ihosl' try "three gray geese mixedup c()n\'ersalio~. in the green grass grazing; GAB AIR CONDITIONING Famous gray were the geese and green COOL-ECONOMICAL : The tongue twislers are print. B.McDaniel GunShop Diners Charge ed on plare mats. They range was the grazing"; and the AMer. E'press u AND IT'S THE BEeT yOU CAN BUY 15102 KERCHEVAL VA 1-1200 hnk.rd "the seething sea ceaseth and Mich. from "truly rural" to "Theo Honor ....' l...... Figures philus. the thistle siCter, while Ihus Ihe seething sea ~ufficelh OCll!'n Man., Tut's., Wed., S.t., , t. , p.l"II. us." MICHIGAN CONSOllDA1'EO GAS COMPANY ~n'n ~rid.y , '.M. 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CLEMENS I • o' nursd.y, June 27, 1908 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Sevent,en xpla'natiol1li are not needed I Education helps, but no II •• • I In an uphill struggle it's do. I No horse can possibly go as! Economy is a thing much eas. I Face reality-there's no reo een friends .a.nu are never! amount of learning takes the I William Arch Ibald Spooner i ing our level best that counts, fast as money you bet on him, ! ier talked about then practiced. Iward for expOsing other faults. , " '""-- --- .. _- __ ...•.-.._--_._ •.. __ _------_._------_.- ..• .. eved by enemIes, I,place of natural ability. _ ._------_._-_. __ _------_ --'- ....------.-.- Unknown to For Too Many II ======ru By Waite; W. F~ier THIS WEEK'S e III A bit startling it was to me, to discover that an We take th 'incredible number of people never have heard of one of my many hel'oes, and a jolly good friend, named BELL RINGERS William Archibald Spooner.~'------.-- Likewise. it is a matter of name." Once he introduced , record that Marian, the librar. Queen Victoria as '.'our queer TRAVAIL j ian, had no idear whomsoever old dean," instead of "our dear he was, which jarred me to myoid queen." pedal digits. However, it is only Here is one of his "isms,'" fair to admit that the pretty which may be a bit difficult to out of tibrarian's name probably was parse, and must have been the not Marian. As a matter of worst tongue twister he ever fact to quote the subject of uttered. Quite disgusted with a this piece, it could well have student who had failed in all been "Larian the Mibrarian," subjects, Spooner sputtered: or some other such SpoOl'erish "You have deliberately tasted TRAVEL foolishment. I two worms, and you can nnw Let it also be quickly known, leave London on t be town lest ye tag me a va~ mytho. drain." The student, aghast. maniac that .this august tongue struggled to translate that sen , .s,tubbe; and phrase' twister, Bill tence.What the dear old war. Prices Effective June 27th thru 29th Spooner actually never was',a den meant to s~y was "You Ipal of ~ine, so to speak. But. have deliberately. wasted two Chet Sampson I hc's one of the guys in history terms, and you can now leave Boneless U.S.D.A. CHOICE I with whom I would like to have I for London on the down train." "" TRAVEL been associated on gay winter Perhaps, if it hadn't been for 1 • evenings in front of a log fire these constant slips of the .. ovtr a mug of hot toddy. tongu(> no one outside of the CHICKEN Spring Likewise, Frank Calker phil. London area. ever would have C : JOO ,osopher and music.loving ped. heard of the good padre, They LEG of TU 5-7510 Ib • dler of hard goods who resides seem to- be his chief fame to CUTLETS Kercllera' On tile Hill with his vivacious .wife, Mar. claim, pardon, claim to fame! jorie, along Locbmoor boule. There must be a thousand White or Dark Meat ..• vard, is an avid Spooner fan. other jolly S~nel'isms floating He quotes, as well as manufac. around somewherll, but it ap. .. .------.- ..---- tures, S.poonerisms at tbe drop pears there never has been a Snowhite, Fresh .. LAMB of a sombrero. book published on the' life and An English Educator tongue stubbillgs of one of my MUSHROOMS • And now, rather than hold you favorite persons. ~Villiam Archi. • in more suspense. let's get on bald Spooner, which does seem .. with it. There are, for instance, too bad. • receipe • "shirkey toot.1t instead or Utur- --_.,.~-_.-.--_. --.--.------.-..---- -It• key shoot," and "gigadier bren. FOR SAFETY AFLOAT POUlET AU ~iOMENT MEME -It eral" for "brigadier generaL" BROWSE 79~ SO, now, reer keading. Pardon 3 10 4 5er"lnts it the slip; it should have been TH E SH IPS 2 whol. chicken brenfs, boned .nd Ipllt y, cup butt.r ------, "keep reading." WH EE 1 pound mushroom., sllc.d .. This man Spooner was :in L I cup Cr•• m • C.lifornil Sndl'lI English educator and a clergy.. ~ 4 ItlIII yolks man, into the bargain. Born in 'AftnIl. Salt and p.pper London, England. July 22, 1844, -;=... ""'~ Cook {'hicken breasts in buller and Sherr.,.. well covered o,'er 39~. low heat, until almost tender, 10 to 20 minutes. Add mushrooms :' GRAPES he 'died at Oxford, Aug. 29, and caok 3 minutes mare. Beat cream and egg YlOlks together IT PAYS TO 1930. Educated at New College, brie£lv then pour o\'er chicken and stir until sauce thlcke:o-~. .. Scasan' with salt, papper and an additional tabiesponn lOr tWD -Ie Oxford University,' he was or. of Sherrr, if cesired. Serve with rice and Ireen bean salad dained as a priest in the Church vinaigrette...... Our chotce af wine 10 acclOmpany this jish: A CHABLIS OR ROSE _------of England, but never was as. ..---_ INVESTIGATE signed a parish. .. Fresh -It Thereafter, he contented him. Gourmet Corner When your present car insurance is up for self by acting as the unofficial .. renewal, don't pass a savings opportunity! chaplain to his college's under. LAMBPAnlES 59~. Dollat for dollar, car ill5urance from the graduates. He served there as Exchange at Triple-A offers you the best a fellow, dean, and warden, for FLANK STEAK •.. privileges and protectioos, quality and Ie",- more than half a century. CANVAS F~~~~ iC ice you can buy. OXFORDS Comfort Burgundy Spooner was an author of text & on any With Wine iC When we make a savings statement, we mean books, but his chief claim to LEATHER 1\0111 iC it! Exchange.insured A.uto Club members do' fame was the word "Spoonef' Farmer Peet', ism/' which crept into the OXFORDS IN FOIL it 67 ill~'~ dolla:. on their car insurance. They are the i.l English language ~cause of J READY iC cur~ently being returned 10% of the price TO Personal Brand BACON .. :, they paid for insurance last year. This his tendency to transpose. us. ship's wheel illc. .: iC ually accidentally and uncon. COOK MONEY BACK is being paid to allvolun- 1.... MACK TU 2.1340 iC tary risk policyholders of the Detroit Auto- sciously, tw() or more words, Open Dlily , to , mobile Inter-Insurance Exchange whose poli- even sentences. Fri. , to , cies expired after July I, 1967. For instance. he said "blush. -_ .._---~--_."::------"------~ ----_._-'------ing crow," instead of "crush. Do a litde investigating yourself. The mem- ing blow" However, it is ad. bership counselor at your nearby Auto Club mitted, that many of the Spoon office will be pl~ to show you how "it erisms attributed to him actu. pay5 to belong" to the Auto Club, and insure ally were creations of his can. , your car with the Exchange. . temporaries, and thousands of I his modern.day fans. I More Tongue SlIps .' It is said tbat the hero of this story once walked into a famed London cathedral, strode dOMl the aisle, bent over to a parish- ioner. and asked: "Is the pic! occupewed?" I _ Spooner also is credited with, "I can't think of your tace, but I certainly remember your marks the spot Just SQe to get this 144-page guide to money rnanagement for half the regular retail price FOR ... J We think so highly of this book with its practical, workable tips on borrowing, budgeting, investing, that we"re Come in now! See all the new '68 lawn Boys offering it at all of our offices at half the newsstand price of a dollar. J usl fifty cents at your Family Banking Center, and ... Including the new el6drie start models. only at your Family Banking Center. It's a Detroit Bd 19" Hand Proptlltd $109.95 & Trust exclusive that we don't want anyone to miss. Get your LAWN-BOY 21" Hand Pr.... lled $119.95 wpy now at any of our more than 80 conveniemofficel. 21" Self Proptllcd $159.95 PRICES Il-ICLUDE CATCHER HOURS: Mon" Thurs .• Fri" • I.m. to I p.m.; TUI'. & Will" • a,m. 10 , p.m, DETROIT 'Tit July ls1 511urdlYs, • I.m. 10 ~ p.m.; Sunday, , '.m. 10 I p,m. BANK I ErTRUST 119 years of :rervice and IICCUritJ ro.mil, Banking Centm at Mac1c.Ri1lcrest. Maclc.o,~I~fl\ _1ellerson'Plper • Harlltr.Chalmtr~ 19815 MACK at Huntinstoft TU 1.6233 ,. Thursday, June 27,~~~~ Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Father Burke Receives HOllor At the Provincial Chapter besides teachin,: Science and ! held at the major Seminary in Religion, he has been Golf Olympia Fields, Illinois. pre. Coach. Chairm3n of the Science sided over by the Most Rever- Department, Moderator of the end Father General Augustine Radio Club, the Junior Prom, Trape, Father Leo J. Burke of the Le!terlJlan's Club, and the I the order of S1. Augustine was Student Council. As an admini- ~ elected provincial of the Mid- stralor, he was Vice Principal 1west Province of Our Mother of oi Athletics, It was ""hill' he Good Counsel. held the latt:lr post that Burke - Father Burke was born in Athletic Field was begun. Hoosic Falls. N.Y .• where he ---- attended SI. Mary's School. He K. . G' was president of the senior class IWanIS' Ives ~~~Im:layed on the basketball Bus To Woods 19103 MACK AVE. 16450 E. WARREN After high school he entered 16941 KERCHEVAL the Order of Saint Augustine,. Another park bus has been COR, NOT.RE DAME COR. 7 MILE COR. OUTER DRIVE He llraduated from Villanova; donated to the City of Grosse 'Universily in 1934, completed: Pointe Woods by the Grosse studies for Ihe priesthood at the' Pointe Kiwanis Club. Tbe keys Catholic University of America. to the new bus were presentee! REG. 17~ and was ordained on June IS, 10 Mavor Ken ~tcLr.()d by pres. THERMO KING 1937. He continued postgraduate idenl bon White. studies in Physics and Mathe- ~Iayor McLeod said the new BOOK . matics at Catholic U. and the bus was greatly appreciated and mJ~uto airconditioning University of Saint Louis. will be used to supplement the Before coming to Austin Prep-: existing schedule of park trips MATCHES Why !!hould you !!Welterin your car when you can enjoy Scbool Father Burke taught at for the residents. ~. .; Thermo King Auto Air Condit.ioning for just pennies a SI. Thomas High School in Rock- i K i wan i s president. Don Sleek, trim, and rURRed day? Easily installed, movable from car to car when you ! ford, llIinois, and the Augustine White, thanks all of the resi. 1$ • eustorn.bull': "ir.dy trade, your Thermo King will give you many years oC Seminary. In ~eptember 1954 he dents for their support ot .the driving comfort at surprisingly low C08t. p~Ds9C 500" rBeer! Cools flster. came to Detroit, where he be-: club's 4th M July Fireworks quieter, better ..• cosu gan leaching ~.t Austin and! and Peanut Sale which have less to operate! Fro"" $269 In.:'W:t1ol'l ($30) assisting at Our Lady Star of' made possible the conlinuallon the Sea Chun-h. As the first o{ service to the community. priest to assist the pastor. Rev. The Club is currently reeeiv- GROSSI POINTE "RAMBLER Ralph Barton in the new parish, ing donations from the resi. 4 FL. OZ.• REG. 1.60 18201 Mack Aye. .. Telephone 884-1880 he said Sunday Mass at Par., denls for this )'ear's fireworks cells School before the present i display, which can be seen at Church was completed. : Parcells School July 4 as In the COPPERTONE Through the years at Austin, past. VIL OR lOTION ~~~~cEl.19 2.00 - SHULTON 3 PC. SET NESTED .Desert Flower New Oil Burner. MATCHED LUGGAGE COLOGNE liST .LUE.IED 01 CHAICOAl 9 Lock corner con s!rue- 99 tion. Luxurious vinyl ---- fin ish. 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W;C1fl 001 CO~"'f this coupon • 1"1&1.,""- ...... ,t Thursday, Jl.me 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS .P8g8' Nineteen .Babe Ruth League Woods Winner LOOII"G fOI ,.,el? NO LOWER FIGURE ANYPlACE, of Safety Award Girls' SoftbaU League Baltery for Sock.It.To.Me's LOOr'''G fOR SflVlel? WE GIVE THE FINEST. was Ann Shock Karen CharI. June 6-The Texaco Stars de- lon, Julie Cashman, Carolyn Th~Woods was notified by the ALL THIS •• , AND MORE, TOO AT feated the Sock.It.To.Me's in Williams, Bet s y Williams, American Automobile ~ssocia. their last game of the season Georgia Liston, Ann Beebe, lion that it was one of three 12.9 under sunny skies at the Jane SChaafsma, Lana PoUard, Michigan cities to receive an TOM TAYLOR BUICK, INC. Neighborhood Club Field today. Ann Wettepgel. award of Excellence for an,o\1t. IUICK.OPEL DEALER The Stars scored 6 runs in the Battery for the Texaco Stars standing pedestrian s t r e e t 2nd on 6 hits, 1 in the 3rd, 4 was Cindy Pierce. Lavins For. safety program ..A letter to that H.w Usetf Ports • Custom C.lliaiOll $tIo'p c.,.. • c.rs • singles in the 4th and 1 more in bes, Marowske, Fellows, B. Bol. affect was received by Mayor 13033 GIlATIOT LAkeview 6-3000 the 6th. ton, Thomwalder, P. Bolton, Kennelh R. McLeod on ThUrs. Night Service LA 1.9877 Tl)e Sock.It.To.Me's began Ha,rter Van Hamnler Mogk day. June 20. the first with the only home Potter, , .....' " I ,The Iett~r, f~om REYNIEAR run of the game belted high Submitted by S'IAATS, c?ordmator of Spec~al into center by Karen Charlton. I Kitty Cashman and Jo Curio ~afety .PtoJects 0, f the Assocla. 1'hey were held scoreless until • • .. tlon, disclosed that the W~s the 5th when they rallied scor. June 4-Rescheduled Game- had been judged to have one of ing 6 runs and 2 more in the The Clark Gassers picked up ~he outstanding p e des ~ria n ea1196S-S000 7th. Winning pitcher was Cindy their 41h win of the season str~et safety prgrams. m the Pierce allowing 9 runs on 13 trouncing the Sol;!l:.It.To.Me's, DatJ~n by the Pedestrian Pro- hits and walked 8. Losing pitch. 25.4, to hold tbeir one game tectlon Inventory .Board of MODE~NIZE VOU~ HOME er, Karen Charlton went all the way giving up.12 runs on 18 lead in the. Neighborhood Club Jud~es of the. ~meClcan Auto. WITH' 'GAS AIR CONDITIONING- Girls' Soflball League with • mobJIe Assoc18tJOn. hits and 6 walks.. 'I: 4 won - 1 lost record. The Award of Excellence has I IT'S THE BEST YOU CAN BUV- With sunburned, happy faces, June 6 _ The Clark Gassers be.en.awarde.d. to only tW? other 6 PC. COMPLETE RATTAN ROOM ••. "'" the girls said they were looking NO PAYMENTS FOR SIX MONTHS camethru in the Clutch de- Michigan cIties. DetrOit and forward to coming back next I 6 pc. group includes 5ofo, LOllng. chair, JIIfI 10% Jown R'iv.,. ••• feating the second place Purple Greenville, Staats stated. . year for the Neighborhood Club "SIHPY Hcllow" choir, 2 End, 1 Cocktoiltable. months 10 POY ~/anc •• MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATEOGAS COMPANY ~ Pickles 16.12 to win the Neigh. He added that uP{ln receipt Softball Program. Philippin. rattan in walnut • _ • zippered, borhood Club Girls S <) f t b ;.11 of the plaque, a date will be set League Championship, ending for the present~tion, ~nd con. rev.rsibl. .$" polyfcQm cushions • • • resist YOUR CHOICE: the season with a5 won. 1 lost gratulate~ the cIty on Its excel- ...... rythin", plastic sop tcrbles. Gold or II~ 6 PC.' RJ:!T AN OR. record. lent traffiC safety program. \l :th Whi'-. GrHn with Osan" •• SPECIALLY The Gassers started the scor- 6 PC. WROUGHT IRON PRICED Iing in the first With 3 runs as Ryan's Clark Super 100, 17621 D. Kalajian picked up the Mack, Al Weed Mgr. of Kresges games' first four.bagger, scor- in the Village, 'Denver Barton- Ken Brown Brings Computer Era to ing in the first with 3 runs as Farms Texaco, 18250 Mack, and The Pickles came on to tie the K. E. Frankford, Pres. of Pur. Automotive Service with the game as L. Speer got a bases pIe Pickle Sandwich Shops. empty homer and the next four League Standings batters hit singles. The Gas. Won Lost I sers man age d to hold the Clark Gassers 5 1 Pickles. scoreless ..jo:;the second Texaco Hars 4 2, as tliey added 4'~more withP. PurplePkkIes" 3 3 Monaghan tagging a bases load. Sock.It.To.Me's 1 5 ed triple. Allen UII1280 The Pickles picked up 2 runs WOODS.SHORES in the third on L. Speer's Sec. Automotive League ond, round tripper of the day Week of June 26 afler a walk to C. Kelly with The second half was drawing Computerized the Gassers failing tl) score. The up tight as MerolIis Chevrolet Gassers talIied for 4 in the faced Richard Buick on Monday 4th but the Pickles bounced night in a real thriller as Den- back with 5 runs to cut the nis Menze of Merollis faced Dan Gassers lead to. one' run and Clem of Buick. :'itchers starred Automotive Testing then came on in the 5th with 2 in this game as .Dennyhad two mQre runs to go ahead 12.11. hits for MeroIlis, with help from No longer are there tria' anrJ'error The 6th inning saw the Gas. Steve Schleicher & Jeff Paige, Our Speci,,' sers come alive again to put 3 while Tom Clem Clove in repa~rs. No more gue" 'work. Th. age. Introductory Price for" rUlls across the plate and then _~n~ued 011'Page. 20_. .'_ of ,ft_ computer accuracy is here. Limited Time 0",., hold the Pickles hitless that in- ning. The 7th inning Pat Monag- • fAST • ACCURATE DIAGNOSIS han of the Gassers hit a two run homer, scoring C. Marinch anead of her. The Pickles led LAMP • '1"0111I' till' PROBLEMS off with a single, the next bat. • PAl .• , FOR NEEDED REPAIRS. Rellllar P,ic. 9.95 ter grounded pitcher to. first TROUBLE adv;lncing the runner to second th~ third batter hit a low rising liI!41.drive toward second only WE CAN to. be robbed of extra base hit • REPLACE PARTS whj!.n D. Kalajian, the Gas$e'l's' • REWIRE second baseman, went into the Roise cr lower air to pull down the drive and the bOle stepped on second before the baserunner could scramble back LAMP WE KEN 'BROWN!IJIne. to . the bag for an unassisted double play to end the game. Can Fix It 3350 E. Jefferson Detroit The Gassers and Pi~kles play- ed pressure ball all the way as on' TIVOLI GARDENS a win for the Pickles would have 19 thrown the league into a 3 way IS JUST BRIMMING WITH tie and ~ play.off as the Texaco Electric Shop VERY FINE CASUAL FURNITURE, Stars picked up their 4th win aga:lnst 2 losses. 30134 Maison St. Congratulations to the girls Off 12 Mile Rood MANY GROUPINGS SPECIALLY PRICED, AS SHOWN HERE. fot an exCiting and well played Between Harper and Jefferson season and alBOto all the coach. eS,/score keepef5, umpires, .and St. Clair Shores parents. 294-3980 A, special thanks to all the T. $erYl sponsors as listed: Bill Ryan, , .. letter THE YOUNG MOVERS ~ity of Grosse Pointe I Are Wheeling and Dealing!! NOTICE OF One of Detroit's oldest Dealers with the. best facilities to serve you better. PUBLIC HEARING MICHIGAN'S LARGEST CHRYSLER. The Council of the City or Grosse Pointe announces IMPERIAL-PL YMOUTH-DODGE-TRUC KS a Public hearing on Monday, July 15, 1968 at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 17147 Maumee DEALERSHIP WITH SERVICE FAClLlTIES to, hear commenu' , objections or suggestions con. TO MATCH. qe{JM.gJ~l}f9~~wing proposed amel!d~e.J:lt t().~he .. '-." GrossePotnte '€lty. adop- The young moyen are ready to ZONING ORDINANCE"as ted February 20, 1967: move cars at these prices: Amend the Zoning Ordinance District Map to show R.1.B, Single.Family Residential District RATTAN SOFA AND 2 LOUNGE CHAIRS BRAND NEW 1968 where R.I.A Single Family Residential District 3 pc. I3rcuplng InCludes Scfcr, tOling. chclr and now exists for the properly des,ribed as. the "Sleepy Hollaw" choir. Walnut finish, Philippin. where R.]-A Single.Family Residentlal DistriCt , rcttan fram.s. 5", zipper.d, rev.nibl. poly£oam northerly 225 feet of the westerly 75 feet of lot. cushions. Stcin' mltont fabrics,. oll-ov.r prints. YOU R CH 0 ICE: IMPERIAL 31b of Assessor's City of Grosse Pointe Plat Ollft llrallnds with prints in your choice of Coral, PC. R .. ITA.... OR 76 No. 1 commonly known as the Frazer property Gold, Ilue or Rose.. 3 '" ''l abutting the easterly lIne of Roosevelt, that is 5 PC. WROUGHT IRON SPECIALLY '4409 being replatted into lots 3, 4, and 5 of the PRICED Frazer Estate Subdivision. S PC. WROUGHT IRON GROUPING ••• 4-Speed NEW YORKER 5.pc. group includes Sofa, 2 Lounge I ~1-"",:,.- ALL GROUPINGS IN choirs, 1 End lobi. and Cocktail table STOCK FOR DeLIVERY NOW $3469°5 •• , •• with velvex glass tO~I. Reversible t--'-"-~ll 10% DOWN DRIVERS I polyfoam cushIons In Garden Blue or I ~ ~ GNden Gold. Jade or White frames. l.I') 10 "300" F~ "• :+-+ri() , 12 : R-IA r ~ I $3197 ",..I VALIANT NEWPORT l I,...- I 52 o From R -1 A to ~ -I B-: Q I ...> "921~. $2655 •.• • II: ;r...,.' - 'I • .. t ";-:J.~t. ! ,"'~. f-----'-f~-.--- I BELYEDERE FURY ~__l'_" 04 '2075 S2107.0 Il \)l 'It t ~.l o % I! ~ U I[ « I ~ i Q r- -_ ... - ~ : C ~ i BARRACUDA DODGE TRu~1 i I ;. I '. . . 21 i I _0 0-100 '_ i 1 .:.:.J • '2211 '1899~ .~-~ . . Q - T EAST JEFFERSON 100 'll "'0 -- ~~.-tf """ ...T- I nul"'I" \,,7' f Open Man., Thurs., KEN BROWN THOMAS W, KRESSBACH Fri., Sat. 'til 9 (HRYSUR • IMPERIAL • PLYMOUTH • DODGE TRUCK City Manager.City Clerk 3350 E. Jefferson 1 Mile E. of Chrysler Freeway LO 8-0450 Pub. G.P.N. 6.27.68 NORTHLAND EASTLAND Thursday, June 27, 1968 Peg' Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS singles by Dave Kennel, Sieve. roaring back. but good relief Don't think you're having such I Weeds in the mind are like I with his own hit as did Terry but the Cards quickly tied it up a hard time-suppose you were weeds in the garden--easiest to Babe Ruth League Results Buda, but Jeff David had three in the bottom of the first. The Katsaros and P. G. Shirar, and pitching by Wid Knight held I______New Year's resolution? eliminate if caught YOW1g. 1 hits for Cadillac with Bob score remained 2-2 until the a double by John Renaud. In them to two runs. In the last the fifth, the Red Sox came (Continued on Page 21) (Coatilliled from Page 19) Iwere the hitters for Dodge, Reynolds and Ed Abee each fifth, when Albert and Moore chipping in with one. Richard singled and were driven in by brother Dan with the winning while Joe Tringali with a double Buick and Dick Green Chrysler Rohn's single. In the bottom of run. Pat Maley and Marty and triple. Mike Jara with two hooked up a wild 12.7 with Tom the fifth, tbe Cards threatened Schnurr also had key hits for hits, and Kevin Hurley & Chris Clem taking the win for Buick when Mar i a Carachi tripled, Buick in their 5-4 win, Rinke Truhan with singles led the way over Dick Cochcll of Green. but he was stranded on third. Pontiac kepI their hapes alive for Green. Cochell helped his own cause Final s cor e: 4.2. Winning with an 8.2 decision over Rinke Wednesday's game saw Me. with a siagle. while Beisenthal pitcher: Tom Court. Cadillac as Gary Bennett top. rollis Chevrolp.t stop Rinke tripled and Cass Michaels had The G i a n I s trounced the ped Greg Hartemeyer, who had Pontiac's bid 4-2 as Ed Doyle three hils. Scott Burns and Dan Phillies 12.1 on Wednesday be. TEETH STAY TIGHT ... for montns witn this omazing new soft pink fine relief help from Greg Le. took the decision from Jim D~kstra. each had tw~ far Buick hind the s tea d y pitching of liner. Eases sore gums, giving you losting comfort _ eat anything. Fevre. Jim Ney, Mike Howle. Ney. Tom Ballew had tWQ bits w.lth BIll Poole addmg a key Chet Brown. Exira base hits for Ends doily bother with ~tickum~ you swallow. Easy 10 use--pure-- Carl Munaco '& Mark Zink did and scored the winning run for gentle, horm!ess, smooth, brushobJe, clean sanitary and safe. Remov- Pontiac's hitting and for Cad. Merollis, while Doyle, Bob hit. . I the Giants were triples by John . There was tnpl.e.head~r ac. Knight, Doug G r a ham and 1_' ~ble Fill~ out shrunken mouth making you look and feel younger. iliac, Ed Abee, Bob Reynolds Montgomery, Menzo and Scblei. hon Saturday WIth Richard Ste Kat a s Holds dentu(~ tighter longer ~r your llloney bock. Save money and and Mike Fricke got their tl}ree cher also had key hits, Pontiac's Buick facing Rinke Cadillac in ve s ro . 1 Dick Ballard - or - Ed Nosek t,m~et Q b'g shee.t of genu'~e PLASTI.CUSHIO~ ct yOUr nearby hits. In Monday's other game hitters were Mike Howle, Carl the opener. Buick came home The Braves won their second Drug Store today. Ins,st on genuIne PLASTI.CUSHIO~. Iit was Dick Green Chrysler. Munaco, Gary Bennett & Mike with a 9.1 victory behine! the game of the week by defeating Your Grosse Pointe representatives Plymouth over Pointe Dodge Bauer. Roger Rinke Cadillac offerings of Scott Burns with the Dodgers 7.2 on Thursday. 8.3. <:ass Michaels took the win came back with a 7-4 win over Jeff David being tagged with In the first two innings, home with Terry Buda getting charged Pointe Dodge behind the pitch. the loss. Ed Abee, Mike Cur. runs by Doug Mann and Mike 1968 IMPALA. AUTOMOBILE STEREO TAPES with the loss. Len Constantine. ing of Ed Ahee with Phil Wen. curTi dnd John Shook had Cad. Getz gave the Braves a two. Phil WenzeH and Bob Swor zeU taking the loss. Phil helped iliac's hits while Burns and run lead. In the bottom of the AND PLAYERS Dykstla each had two for Buick second, the Dodgers pushed $2369 with Dan Clem adrling three across a run on singles by Tom more. Clark and Mar k Lauth. The "Nobody, but Nobody PLAYERS Highway In the second game of the tying run was scored by Bill FROM 44.95 day. Larry Bauer's four.hit I Eppinga in the f 0 u r t h. The Beats OUr Deal!" pitching led Rinke Pontiac to a Braves came back with hot bats V'ioN'• .s... ie U.j,s Asphalt Pu"ing £"0. 4-2 \\in over Pointe Dodge with in the 5th and 7th innings. A INSTAUED WllLI.U.WAIT • Joe Baker taking the loss in reo halite run by Kingsley, a triple lief of Steve Griffen. Don Rick by 13.year.old George Koueiter, • (IiOlT AVAILl.-,E • • SEAL COATING • DRIVEWAYS IDraling, Bill Bogdziewicz and and doubles by Mike Getz and ERNIE GRISSOM Bryan Lane collected Dodge's Johnny Bell gave winning pitch. • PARKING LOTS • REPAIRS hits wNle for Pontiac the hit. er Brian Kingsley aU the mar. MARS: AUTO RADIO ters were Larry Bauer. Carl gin he needed. CHEVYLAND 14802 CRATIOT LA 7-9139 Telephone DI 1-4506 Munaco, Mark Zink and Jim On Friday. the Cards edged Only minutes away from 'the Pointes Via 1-94 X-way Ney. . the Phillies 10.8. After four in- .The fmale of the day saw nings. the score was tied, 2.2. GRATIOT.IS MILE, . 293-1010 DIck .Gree~ Chrysler. Plymouth The Cards pushl'.(l across 6 runs DAILY, WEEKLY, Ale MONTHLY RENTALS s~op Meroll~s ~hevrolet 15.1 ~e. in the fifth, and led 8.2. Then, h1D~ the pltchlllg. of Joe Tn~. rain delayed the game for about g,1.h who g?t the WID over KevlD 15 minutes, and Cardinal pitch. Chnton .. Hitters f?r Green were er Cornellie seemed to have lost Cass lI~lcha~ls WIth ~ree and his fine control when the game GET I lJellutiful DEAL J~e Trmga1J & KevlD Hurl~y was resumed. The Phillies tal- "T!fDry ~hlorine With .two each. For Merollts, lied 6 runs to tie the score at the hItters wer~ Denny M~nw 8.8. Jim Owen came on in reo lImIts pool use and Steve SchleIcher. Standmgs lief for the Cardinals in the as of 6.24.68: 7th, and the Cards went on to NOW!! Won Lost score two more runs to claim to people. I Richard Buick'll the victory. Rirk Green Chrysler 5 3 Rinke Pontiac 4. 4. On Saturday, the Braves and Roger Rinke Cadillac 4. 4. the Giants found a wet field in No bacteria Meronis Chevrolet 3 5 the morning, but the game was Pointe Dodge 1 7 finally played at Kerby Field in the late afternoon. Don andal~e : CITY, PARK, FARMS Briggs did an outstanding job Over 125 Cars fo Choose from .•. National League on the mound for the Braves, allow ' By Dorothy Kennel bringing them their third vic- ALL MODELS' MANY WITH AIR CONDITIONING The Braves be!lnn a winning tory of the week and placing People areia. week of ball by knocking the them in the lead for the second :Bacteria and Phillies out of the second half half of play. Doug Mann hit a algae are out... '" lead on Monday by the score of triple, driving in two runs, and thanks to HTH Dry ',~, Just' 2O'Minutes Away Irom Grosse Pointe 13.0. Mike Get! hurled the Brian Kingsley and Johnny Bell Chlorine. Comes in '.' shut.out, and the Braves' bats hit the ball hard for the Braves. easy.to.use tablets, were really connecting. Doug The Giants rallied in the last granular form, or our N •• d Service? Mann, B ria n Kingsley and inning, searing Ihree runs, but new HTH Bagcttes. 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PEST OF THE WEEK ~r ;'~:: IrlSS and ITso vacuums yards k LEAFHOPPERS AND PLANT BUGS driveways Ind walks, LO"lk }:: wh'rI the Irass bal is • • ~ RENTALS ~;,: IIthind the maw.r ••• not"ln; Thatch ltemoYer. <' .. 'i ~.~:•.:.t:,.~~.:.:. ON HON EY LOCU ST projec:ts an .Itller side ••• you ~ Selections of Honey Locust (Moraine, Shademaster, Spreeden, RoUers, Etc. 'Cln cTo$.trim on bOth sides. ~.~.~.:;.~ Sunburst, etc.) have leafhoppers and plant bugs p.rfect balanc•••• easy to f: appearing again this year. Trees are showing feed. push and yOU let I level cut ,.yen with full ilU$ bal. 3Vz " ing and were severely damaged by these insects CEDAR & STRAW tHP, .. cyer. enrine; die-cast '; last year. Severe cases resemble mite damage, with IIlllnnium deck; I full 21" } mottled and speckled leaves. On many trees new BEDDING cut. TI)' it ••• you'll be glad {: growth is severely damaged. Shaking of small ~au waited for thll Snapper Fa, e"imal •• "d plallt p!Otec- W-21. So easy to handle, it is W branches on sma)] trees will detect the presence of lion. ~ plelSur. to use, r these sucking insects. Both are green colored, with r 80me which have black wing covers. - MANY OTHER MODUS j Stop in at Quality for advice Ind PET SUPPLIES TO CHOOSE FROM ~ materials to control this problem OJ;=~:~,;o~::i''. '117.95' ~~15.;~,~ioiill\,::N!~"~)2t'%\~.1iMMlfl.~~!lllit~i>U~ll>ffi,:\W',NmMl ..jIQ'64,~&,;t:.~l.'"11iI':.;,.::\ ..••.:.::,:s:; ..~i>?;:~';i;,.:.::,,:..::.•..;. , __ md__ d s l • « ...... d .e .".".1•• '... se • .m r 2 • S •• r _. r = ••• « ••. ••• r • r • rt •• r •• rt = .. « --- Thursday. June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page-~~y-O~e BURGLAR PROOF GUAR-DSANO-INSECT SCREENS------._~------, '-'. - 1& If you are average t hat I There's one l:onsol-ation in life : Tigers 1I1entheo. Donneliy and I' CUSS Tech BUILd o . Walworth each had a pa'r. • means you are as close to the -you don't have to pay taxes 't fit ,~ll J styles of "indows. IlcsidcnlJal 01' Babe Ruth League ,ommc~,_IC'~. Screen..,:. for .flo'eneslra''(tQ type hollom as you are to the toP. on the money you lost. ;/n1°\~:In IIBronze.Steel'A1um,. 0" Slalnle,," Standings . Has High Hopes r ~c, av~ ec-n our specJaIty for 30 ",ears (Colltinued from Page 20) 011 Friday Flame won its T"am \Von Lost '"eet or Dust Proof 16 to 40 mesh' wire SI?edal s('re~n~ an,}' slze or sllapC'. Roli inning, the Red Sox threalened third game of lh~ weck to re- Indians 5 0, The final week of the massive '''eens repa!red or replaced. Ilurglar proM 8uardb ,for W1fl!f0W5, a!l~ dOOLii, prevent vandal~ I again. and Giant ace pitcher. main undefeate~ ID t~e s~cond Yanks 3 2, public effort for the Cass Tech I 15m. \U: .\IlE SCRl',E:-I SPI:;Cl'\l JSTS "'Nil Steve Katsaros was brought in half. by. d~reatm~ Klwams 21 White Sox 3 2: Sympbony Band trip to Europe DON'T YOU FORm:l IT! .. . , to retire the IRst two balters. to 5. WinDIng p' t c her Paul Tigers 1 4 ea11965-8000 Don't Wait 'Iii Too Late, Caff Today!, Nehra had relief help from Bob Red Sox 0 5' began Monday. Won Lost : Danforth who had four hits. Pat, With only a few days remain GAS AIR CeNDIT~CNING GIVES CnarardV?~als 4 ~ ! Costello had five hits including' --"'OODS SHO-R-E-S ing until the 89 student musici "~roUl AIR ..TEC w•• , Sid. CellTW 2-7800 u. 3 ~ two triples and a double, and n ans and their chaperones take, VOU A LOW SUMMER RATE e ~ IIl:U aD. l •• t Sid. Call , Phillies 2 3 . Jim Perry had a home run a AIl.American West Division off on their way to Belgium. 1 1 Ilk. We., of oaklan~, ...J J)Qdgers 2 3 • double and a single. Losing Week ending ,'une 22 campaip,n officials were cau.: eN ALL THE GAS veu USE- ., Giants 2 3 ,r>ikher Mike Miller had support By Kcn "'rankland tious optimistic. "If the public, AND IT'S THE BEST THERE IS ------from Gary Freeman's three hits. and individuals who have prom- I WOODS SHORES Palmer edged Midland 4 to 3 City Messcnger kept up its ised support. don't let us down, I MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATEC GAS COMPANY ~ O~ Babe Ruth League as Mark Ives knocked in the hot pace far the weck by win. it looks like the kids will actu .. ; k All-America League winnIng run in the fi[th inning .. ning all three games and wrap' ally be on their way." one said. ,0 East Division Winning pitcher Bill Jenzen also ping up the second half West The band will be on the Can. '. C~("/., By Ro~rt Kutscher had support from Gary Eugenio Division CroWD with an 80 rec- tinent for seven days. They will ot~••1968 Tuesday saw Midland defeat and Mike Gill who had two give two performances on the GENERAL TIRE SERVICE Cax and Baker 14 to 4 as Dave hits each. and a triple by Jim ord. On Tuesda~', they beat way to France. with the climax, S Dype was the winning pitcher. Allard. Losing pitcher DOll Di- ,Locke Lumber 3.2, scoring all being their special, invitational 18760 MACK AVE. I, CHEVYS "'" Don Ducaslle and Bob McPher- Laura's main support came on I their run~ \n the bollom of the concert before the International son led the Midland attack with a run producing triple off the seventh inn i n g as Locke's Socielv of Music Educators on. At Kerby, Crosse Pointe Farms--884.6180 three hits each and Don Godin bat of Bob McPherson. starter Dave Brown began to' July 5. S save started an important double ------tire. The winning run scored on It was indicated the fund is, I- play. John Kopacka was the still short of the required I- losing pHcher and John Shor"s : PARK CITY FARMS . a past ball aIter a third strike. amount. but if contributions are [. double was the big blow for the I American League , Tim Groesbeck and Larry Pap. maintained at the present daily losers. Flame defeated Palmer By John ;\Iora. . pas pill'hed for the winners. tevel, the g a a I should be; e '1200 as winning pitcher Tim Allard At the midpoint of the second lI1ike A I k ire continued his reacbed in time. k From Manufacturer's Suggested List Price pilched a two hitter. John Capo- half the American League has strong hitti'lg with three hit.s. Checks should be made out to h stosto was Flame's big hitter "Detroit B. and wag 0 n". and with a triple and a single off a new leader in the Clevetand, ]n other gaides, Valley Die mailed to DETROIT BftND- losing pitcher Mike Metcalf. Indians. The White Sox and' Cast defeated Ray Whyte 11-9 WAGON, Box !7oo, Detroit It JIM FUNSTON On Thursday Cox and Baker Yanks are following in close: as Ken Boerner J'i'~hed his way Michigan 48231. ,I beat Kiwanis 14 to 4 as GE";rge j pursuit. . to. victor~ and. aided his cause Nehra picked up the win in' ': wltb 4 hIts. Jlhke Day was lhe e CHEVROLEt relief of Greg Johnson. Gary On 1I.10nday the Indl~ns took ! I~sel' for Whyte. Va!ley also Gi.rland Poodle 12668 GRATIOT !"reeman was the losing pitcher. the TIgers 14-5 behind the. picked up anothe:: vH.•lory .as s LA 6.8000 Dave Wink worth and 111ark pitching of 13- year - old Jim they concluded a lie game WIth 80th Confused p Nehra each had three hits for Stevenson. It was a game mark- Ray Whyte and bested th~m 6.5 the finners as Bruce King paced ed by errors but also featured a~ ~ave Ho~ea dro.ve .I~ ~be Last !\londay mar n in g a the Kiwanis attack with two wmnmg run m the nmth mmng prell)' young woman walked hits. Flame trounced Midland thr~e double plays, two by the with a double. Pioneer Fur!1i- into the Grosse Pointe Park AUTO RENTALS as John Capostasto pitched a Indians and one by the Tigers. t~re beat Harbo!Jr.~ 11.~ With police station uttering pretty three hiller and had two hits On Tuesday the Yanks drop- JI~ Cla.rk the wmmng pltdl~r. talk to a pretty silvf'r.haired • Comet. himself. Other big men in the ped a close one to the White ~Jght, dlfferen.t batters had hl.ls little poodle she was carrying . r • Daily Flame lineup were Ken Conlon Sox 3-0. Mark Saber allowed I t?r Pioneer WIth Andy Dzul hIt. $6 a DAY Jfle "He was running in the mid- REPEAT OF A SELL-OUT! with five walks and four runs two hits for the Sox, striking Ihng a home run. dle of the street, and seemed • Weekly • Mercury. scored, and Neil Hurley with out nine. D'Hondtfor the Yanks On Thursday. City Messenger very confused," she explained . tbree bits. Los i n g pitcher ltlso allowed two hits and h'ld whipped Valley Die Cast 13.4 "I was afraid he might get George Quirk had two of Mid. seven strike'outs. All three rUlls with Jim Whipple winning his GeneralJet-Air nWHITEWAu.s $8 a Day JI~II killed by some careless motor- that braOcfnew'68 • Monthly land's three hits. Palmer de. were scored in the fourth inn. third game of the second half. ist, so I picked him up and The same tires come on carsl • Cougar. feated Boutin 9 to 6 as winning ing on walks, an error and a Whipple, La r r y Pappas and brought him here." Bland new, factory fresh General Jet.Air nTubeless Whit&- pitcher Jim Allard went the full hit by Nyque. Walls and Brecht Mike Alkire collected nine hits The -officer on the day desk walls. Not seconds. Not blemished tires. But tirst class, higil 1 Leasing (up to 3 yrs.) All Makes $8 a Day Jf't seven innings. The losing pitch- had hits for the Yanks, the one between tbem Whipple helped asked if there was a license tag I quality tiles with Ouragenlll rubber, dual tread design fot Call Jam~ Jenkins: TU 1.5000 er, Chris Chamberlain, was by Brecht, a double. his own cau;e with a grand on the dog's, collar. touched for two hits by Jim W d d th I d' slam homer Ray Whyte picked long, safe mileaie. Never before sold at these low pricesl 11 d B'll J Mik Gill e nes ay e n lans were '. P' "Yes, I guess there is," said A ar, lenzen, e .' victors over the Red Sox 7-3 up an easy VIctory over IOneer she, as she handed the pup over Get yours now! and Rand.y Schrader.. Ch:ls Ed Moran was winning pitcher Furniture 23-7 a~ they sent 12 the c'.esk. , Chamberlain led Boutin WIth d th I d' d t h men to the plate In the 4th and . an e n lans score r e e . .. .. h Tbe policeman re"d aloud tbe " t_w_o_h__I_ts_.___ runs in the second three in the 5th IDDIngs. KevlD KIrk was t e license number. and the name. ~~~I~!~;.~e~6~1~ltS»I '. 130 Kercheya' 0" th, Hill third and one in the six~h. Tbe w.inning. pitcher and hod two address. and telephone number for 1.35x 14. fOf compac.li HAVE YOUR Sox scored in the third and hits w~ile Paul Keeplcr had *80 Plo,$l.J5, IlIl o of the owner to the !>Oodle. sixth. Voigt for the Indians and three hits. Locke LU'.nber beat TId. Excise Tilt- ~er tn. e "Oh, my go odn e sS," ex. 4. r LADIES! ~~1~~~:~yGuttwald for the Sox were the Harbour.9 9-7 as they got 3 runs AN EXPERT claimed the young lady. "rsn'J I multiple hitters ePoch getting in. fue bottom of the 6th for the • II that odd? I picked Ule dog up I remodel old jewelry into t • WID. Bob Maertens had 2-2 and the finest, latest styles. woo drove in the winning run. Har- right in front of his own home, • Great V.IUllS in Fine Di. an T h u r s day the 'Tigers bour almost had their first vic- and never thought to look at the HElubelonnS3311G.. 'i....775"'- TIllS s,!!I threw a scare into the White tory of the second half as they license." Red.faced, she left the 7.75.15 I .. F.. d. Cnevy. Wide Oval monds, Watches and ail for*'0 l'Iymoulh. R.",bler, Mu.ta"" dog behind as the desk man RETREADS Gold Jewel • Sox when they jumped off to battled from a 6.3 defeat to go "'US $1.11. 11.1111 a quick 5-0 lead in the first ahead 7.6 before Locke's rally. phoned the owner. PMI. Exc.iy: Till. per HrL F 70.14 G 70.14 inning. However the Sox !lehind .. M - r Kampfer's pitching, set tie d On FrIday. ~Ity. es.enge 4 SHADY DEAL 95 95 Rlnl/S Noli while IIOU Wlln down and pulled out a 7-5 vic- eked out a 12-11 Wln over Ray $14 '16 tor Whyte. Paul Pazgrat bested Carol Kessler, manager of Y'. . Doug Shephard and Mark Crane Barricini Stores, Inc., 17001 Ker- Alfred E. Zier Ll5x1S,~~~r~~i~II~I~~I~'.15<15 for Buick, Olds. WHITEWALLS Friday the Indlans played in a game predominated by cheval, reported to City police JEWELER & GOLDSMITH Dad,.. M." Llf)', Chrysl ... PI~ their third game of the week, errors. Each City :Messenger on Monday, June 17, that some- '~.IOOPontilC. Plu. $205. $2.4D, $2.1l. U Includes h.ei •• Tn 16437 E. Warren TU 1... 980 fod. ['cieo Tex' POI'liIL We buy old gold, jewelry besting the Yanks 3-0. The game starter had at least one hit. time between June 15 after 9 ond diamonds. was stopped twice by rain. Jim Pioneer Furniture beat L 0 c k e p.m. and June 17 prior to the HI PERFORMANCE 95 Parker pitched a no hitter for Lumber 6-4 in a very well play- store opening, someone had ILACKWAlLiIALE P11ICEO S2 LESS PEIl TIllE THAN WHlTEWAlLi the viclors. He also had a three. ed g a m e. Ed Reinbold got stolen the blue sun canvas with 'SIIle ,.d/Dr loul IIIIl ""fI. RETREAD - 825-14 $16 run triple. Five runs were scor- credit for the win although he the store name on it, from in ed in the first inning. George needed 7th inning relief help front of tbe store. Hubbard belped the cause with from Jack Diesing to snuff out Use Generals AUTO.C~ARGE PLAN a run-scoring double. Cleve. a Locke rally. Ken Assessor No money down, easy monthly payments land adde~ a run in the third made a good catch .in right .ii~ld I RENT or BUY Wide Oval Wide Track and two m the fourth. for tbe final out wllh the !lelng Pianos. Orllns In an ll-inning marathon runs on base. ~alley Die Cast SPORTS. Saturday morning, the Tigers beat Harbo~.9 .111 a game call-. turned back the Red Sox 'l-Ci. cd after 5 mm.ng~ 11~. John Walworth went 10 innings for Tew was the winning pitcher. E 70.14 _...... _... :.. $25 4 ply - nylon the winners and left with t.he Standings $28 score tied. Cattichio relieved F 70-14______WHITE WLT or him in the eleventh and was City MeS5eJ1ger 8 0 $30 credited with the victory. The Valley Die Cast 4 3 .A..;Wt:~t":"{.N :". G70.14 _ _ . RED CALl VO&EL.Ib1T LawreY".-lIihlry .. CI.rk : fOR AU PEST PROBLEMS Red Sox went into the lead in Locke Lumber 331 G70.15_ .. $30 llo-it-yoursetf pest _trill _ lit tile s~cond with one run. The Ploaeer Furniture 3 ;{ 1 THE MUSIC CENTER Guaranteed Price Includes doitlllu .. elf tnlUble. Be SIft. 110 Tigers came back in the third :Ray Whyte 3 4 22'13 Gratiot, nr. 9 Milo $33 ..,... CIU tlle _m. \Iop1.Jtilt 775-101O - H n. 10 te , for H 70.15 .__ ...... Excise Tax -IE H!lOO. 110 mort ,e$1I. ND with four runs. Boston got two Barbour.9 o 8 1lIOrt~le1ll1. in the fourth and two ill the Most U.s. caN ~01 fUth to take a temporary lead. 24,000 MILES ~Mic"ipn The Tigers promptly tied it up OR 2 YEARS W.U .. O,l,T~ ... ~ooo mires or K.tc1le,'s w.sse P.inte LellSin, CD. w.- BlIIU UIiA4I UlI_ YOoVS., ,$3D.Gf Tire Distributors, Inc. 12525ad IIwr-tE 4tIII in the last of the fifth. I lor rolia"'" Iwmite -.ol, 17611 1', WARREN (5 blocks ElISt of Cadieux) TU 2.6522 «711 r.rmi"",-TE 4-6\102 Each team scored c,:e tn the ninth and the tie lasted until I • AUIO LEASING • the last of the eleventh when a ALL MAKES AND MODELS ground ball by Chapel drove w. ClIn Adill. in the winning run. For the 0" ellr Dr flee' Our PI... Red Sox. HeeIshit a home run I To YOllr N"ft in the fourth with one on and 885.4770 Our ~1i5l$ Guttwald got a four-bagger in install neW'. fall'lOU$ make the ninth. Murtaugh and T~w- 15550 E. Warren Drive a Geors. Polos1ty, Mllr. :sfIock absorbers. son each had two hits. For the Dvn'ltUe chances: Get Each positive car ""1I11ed conud! Buick bargain The Get New Car Ride! Boyal and save CoachlllUD FOR has GROWING PAI~fS 3 l 1. fRONT END AliGHMEHT During 2. WHEEl BALANCE Metro Airport Transportation 3. BRAKE ADJUSTMfNT By Royal Coachman Limousine Buick Bargain Has Expanded its Operations To Serve The Entire Eastside. Our Sl)eC ia*sts emect caster, Hourly Service Everyday camber, toe-in, toe-out and in- Days. spect 5teerir.g. They precision balance bolh front wheel~ tl) 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. To and From lIS5Ure even wear, NwJ adjust bfakes. Parkcrest Motel, 20000 Harper rh~ f",. tiff (l/tfthi,,,,,,ntt Pot Pourri Restaurant, Mack at Harvard ••• H Mice hi ... TODAYI CIty AirpOrt Motel, Gratiot at Connor Now. At your Buick-Opel dealer. Holiday Inn, Harper at Connor "The Whittier" Hotel, Jefferson at Burns Call For Reservations and r"formation 18760 MACK [@ at Kerby-Grosse Point. Farms _ ... ! - - 886.1322 • 278.6163 Open 1140"4,,, through frill" '.6 Satur"", '.4 P'I I Pig. Twenty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1968 Grosse Pointe News • Public Schools In Focus 11 ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. ------_. \\That Goes On on OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL mat~ new GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 By mEOS I. ANDERSON, once again proyiding the major at Second Class Poslage Paid at Detroit, Michigan Superinten,1ent of Schools service to our students. ------~---- ._____ If you attended the graduation The I'ast majority of Grosse, FULLY PAID CIRCULATION of 968 members of the Class of Pointe High School students' YOllr Librar,- I. ------attend Michigan colleges: 85 By Virginia Leonard 1968 of Grosse Pointe High percent of the four.year college 'If'" E .." Lt by Sib~'l Phone TU 2.6900 School two weeks ago you may freshman altend Michigan in. ~lember Michigan Press Assorlatlon and National Editorial Assorlatlon be wonderl'ng what becomes of stitutions and an el'en higher Guest Columnist: Louise Leeson Sun Seekers . find just the right lotion to help NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE TI I k h d th t you tan to "your perfection" at Trail Apothecary, W""kly New~aper Representatlve. Inc. our students after they leave proportion (91 percent) attend' lOse uc y enoug to spen e summer a some 404 mlh Aven"., :'(e" Yor~IC.~~' J~frCE BYrant 9.7300 the educational jurisdiction of instate junior colleges,' retreat in the northern wilderness need not worry about 121 Kercheval. Want a little, a lot or nc tan at all? 333 :'(orth MichiganAvenue Phon. Financial 8.2214 : the Grosse Pointe Public School What does the Jverwhelming conversing with the fish, the bear or the eagle. Like the C1:oose your formula from many favorite lines of ------.------System. choice of Michigan Colleges "Haida" Indian you can say: cosmetics . . . including Elizabeth Arden, Estee ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER Although we shall not know mean'! If we examine the "[ am the one who loves the wildwoods, Lauder and Antoine's Bain de Solei!. WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER un~iI February the disposition records, we find that tradition. I am the one who embraces the sea. JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY of the class of 1968 during their ally there has never been any I k d t' ht" Terrific Trivets •.. Williamsburg• JAMES J. NJAIM large percentage interested in must ta e my canoe an escape onzg . PEPPER WHITELAW. .... NEWS first year out of Grosse Pointe going to school in another part TIIe quotatl.on I.S from an ,-.~------Reproductions in shining brass. ~ NEWS High School, (via the annual of the country. : adaption of. the primitive, poetry: CONTINENT, by Fairfax Dow- They're useful unner hot djshes, WALTER W. FULLER NEWS follow.up study conducted by f tI Sk tl t I d f potted plants or vases . , . or to PAMELA ANDRIOTAKIS NEWS Dr. Robert Hanson and his . For example, in 1959 only 4 0 Ie I age an n lans 0 ,ney. This ramparted city on MARY LORIuER ADVERTISING per c e n t of our graduates Queen Charlott.e Islan.ds, _trans ..,C.ape Breton I s I and was add a decorative touch. A perfect..". J ,WI fil ,» stafO,it is reasonably safe to I t d b I' H F' BARBARA H. CICHY.. ADVERTISING attended college in the East. a e y ,ermla arns raser., "founded settled fortified gift to delight a hostess ... from 1hL.,11t assume that a pattern similar It. f d' THE BOOK 01" , • • r LILLIAN KARR ADVERTISING to that shown by the Class of Figures for 1962 and 1967 in. IS, oun ,In , ' . besieged. captured, returned, $4.50 to $12. The League Shop has JOHN MacKENZIE.BUSINESS 1967 will be flJllowed. dicate that 3 percent of those IC~NAADJIA:'li.sPO.l't'hTRY,edIted retaken and destroyed.all with. them, 98 Kercheval. JOANNE EASON ACCOUNTS graduating classes chose to )~ . .". ml . in the span of forty-five years." ONNELLEE KOENIG ...... A notable fact is seen in the attend an easlern school. There wil! he a visil to Cana . • CLASSIFIED ADVERTI~ING increase in the number of stu. Available evidence seems to' da this ,summer for some of our On a contemporary plane, a Fall Fashions , . . will present a ALBERTA WILKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING d t. f f h KAY STOUGH CIRCULATION en s gOlOgon or urt er edu. 'indicate that, considering apti. library patrons. Perhaps you collaborative coIl e c t ion is challenge to the. fashion-minded ~ 1 Pointer according to Margaret Rice. luiMA ~. MARIE KREINER cation. In the 191>7 class 83 "" tude and desire, our graduates' will tour with your family, or found in the CANADIAJ.VS. . CIRCULATION percent of all grad~ates. 753 are able to attend the ~oll('ge i you mal' bc one of the more 1867.1967, edited b" .J. M. Everyone's personal touch will be it , students, enrolled 10 either or university of Iheir choice. Ihan three million Canadian S. Careless and R. Craig important to give her costume tllat 'I,1Our Thesp'la,ns !four.year or two.year collegcs: In the Class of 1968 for ex- horn residents of the Uniled Brown. The editors say, "it special flair ... the right accessor- .... All Ha or a specIal school of s~me, ample. six graduates applied for. States, renewing faITi1y ties, or does not seek to sum up Cana- ies for "the : ;ttle black dress" . . . ,., type (5~ch as data process~ng" admission to MIT. FiI'e of these on a sentimental journey Be- dian activilies and achieve. a choice f;:om sumptuous fabrics for Hail, all hail, the Grosse Pointe Theater, which sec.r~tarJal, beauty. or t.echOlcal were accepled and one who fore you begin to pack, or even ments since Confederation, so evening wear. Miss Rice has worked in New York closed its 20th-and most successful-season in a great tralOmg). A further two percent was put on Ihe waiting list when the trip is mer you might much as to present their range, with' Miss Dorothy Patterson to develop many sug- blaze of glory, with the presentation of the gay, humor- of. employed students. are also was accepted by Harvard. like to pay a visit to the Grosse va r i e t y and significance." gestions to help you. Stop in and talk to them about ous and colorful Arabian night musical, "Kismet," at gomg to school part.lIme. where he will go in tlIe fall. Poirte PubE~ Library, to ex. There is an excellent section on it. 78 Kercheval. the beautiful Fries Auditorium, last Saturday night. The most significanl trend of One of those accepted by MIT i plore some of the books we the arts with colored plates. our graduates i;; the increasing has decided instead to attend, have 0'1 the Canadian scene. CANADA 100, 1867-1967, aI- • With both a lively and exceUent cast, and a fine number en~ring. junior col- the University of Michigan and. Thc glittering cities Mon. though a reference book not For the Hostess With the Mostest , .. that unusual orchestra, totaling more than 100 people. "Kismet" leges. One hund:ed and forty. one top.ranking student in the treal Vancouver Tor' 0 n to for circulation has muc~ de. gift? You'!i find it at Virginia Williams, 79 Kerche- was one of the most ambitious productions ever at- ~ne graduate~ (~51/,: percenl) class, who was accepted by pro~ise the ulti~ate in vaca: scriptive mate;ial, cultural and val. Whether it be something special for the house tempted b~ the local theater gr?up, and the thorough- f::m e~:I~ed 10 JUOlo.r college M!T,. has decI.ded to attend lions for man~. Our weather historical. . or just the right present for her personally, ,your bred thespIans who appeared dId top bracket jObs of 967 graduatlOg class. MIchigan Tech III Houghton. forecasters remlOd us each day .,. ' choice is here ... to make your hostess happy. l' .. d d . Crt. I B d One half of the total (69) en. Next week I shall dISCUSSthat a cold wind may be coming BlaIr Fraser IS called cana-I ac mg, smgmg, an ancmg. e am y no roa way cast rolled in the Macomb County some aspects of these students' f h h' . da's most distinguished jour- • ever did better . C 't C I h.... rom t e North. Per aps tillS 15 • Mr. Sheridan-Books ... 81 Kercheval, tells us that ommuOl y 01ege, W Ich I.. success 10 college. the reason we think of the snow nal~st. In ~HE SEARCH FOR . ' " . I one of the fastest selling books for summer reading . Po;nters shCJuld be extremely proud, and enthusI-I' peaks, the n/Jrthern lights, the IDENTITY. CANADA PO~T. is "A Stag At Large" by Roger St. Martin O'Toole. astically grateful, for having the opportunity of seeing Eskimos when taking that road WAR TO PR~SENT, 194H~7, 11"'------Reported to be the amorous adventure of a bachelor such a fin group of ~'amatel1rs" ., . many of .whom have ~c~os~ ~he country, described ~r. ~rase~, gIVes. us new l~- 7 Letters to the Ed;tor abroad ... it's a witty, uninhibited account of a an extensIve profeSSIOnal background . . . rJght in our , t In 1HE ROAD A C R a S,S slg?h,~1Olo what IS a canadl-I own back yard. And all of these great folks who do ------.1 CA.NADA, by Edward McCourt! an. young man's trip around the world. Great for ham. such a tremendous job in entertaining us deserve all Dear Sir:- of the workings of an em erg- ~hls IS Ihe. story of .the .Tra!'s-j Although first published in i mock reading but not for a bon-voyage present for Great-Aunt Agatha. The price is $5.95 ... 881.1671 the kudos cheers and congratulatIOns.' we can muster P epper Wh.t1 eIaw has wrllten. ency room. For several years I Canada tell'HIghway f fille{'I dWIthI 1964, 0 CANADA, bY E d mund Hooray fo~ them! . an amusing article concerning have been employed in an em. commen an co or u anec ? e. Wilson, is still very readable. or 881.2916. , emergency rooms and X-ray de- ergeney room. Perhaps my place There are travel gUIdes 'BY exploring for the most part • . T~en, let u;s not overlo~~ those scores of .experts partments. However, my chuck. of employment is the same fa- avai.lable giving. ~oncise infor- tbe literary ~ulture of Canada: Perfect For The Porch ... is the newest collection of In theIr own fIelds who dlItgently labor behmd the les come not from the serio. ciJity Mrs. Whitelaw has re- matl,on on speCIfiC places, so he illuminates other phases o( small round tables at DenIer. Their plastic tops scenes, usually unseen and unheralded. Among these comic aspects of her situation, cenUy criticized. At any rate I WIll lea~e the .travel ad.vice Canadian culture. His com. come in the form and color of frosty slices of limes are such dedicated men and women as a director, pro- but ra.th~r from. h~r lack of the establis~ment at quest.ion is ~ profeSSIOnals 10. that. ~Ield. ments in relations with the' or lemons. If flowers are more to your liking, choose ducer, choreographer stage manager costumes make- ~ppreclahon of th~ lOner wo.rk- not the tOPICconcerned sIDce I fte,r my own f1YlOg VI~lt. I United States are particularly I one with the top of a fresh looking daisy. They're t d t 't' t' ' . , lOgS of these departments whiCh choose not only to defend my realized how mueh I haa for- . t l' Up, s age, an se cons ruc 10n crews. handle literally everything from emergency room hut every Igollen or had nol learned. about' 10 eres mg. i priced at $35 each ... take a peek at 77 Kercheval. There are also a "house crew" of efficient ushers soup to nuls. I emergency room. IthiS bIg northern nelghb"r As the road takes us further I • and publicity and prog:am workers. All of these off~ The authoress begins her arti'i I must say that I do agree Icountr~' You might be inter. north. for just a sho.rt time,. at . Mood Music ... along with an elegant atmosphere, stage workers rate a rousing cheer of appreciation from cle w!th a state'!lent that no one' with Mrs. Whitelaw on one, but Icsled ID some of Ihe books I least, we. can set aSI~e politics a gourmet menu and perfect service are waiting for the audiences who sit out front, and watch the results was lOterested In why she and only one, premise. There is a have e.xplored recently.. and contemporary hIstory. ~ you at the Bronze Door, 123 Kercheval. CaroH Lee of their combined efforts Hooray for them also' her boy were in the emergency desperate shortage of capable hI h:1'11I not att~JT)pt ~o ust complete return to the. aborl' begins an engagement at the piano Tuesday, July 2 , . .. room. I believe it, because an personnel in our emergency t. e I.story ~ooks ID detail. Our gines is no longer poSSible on and Joe Wagstaff ends his successful weeks at the All seats for the past season were sold even be- injured knee does seem unim. rooms today. But, Ierhl\ps it is h~raf1ans. WIll.be happy to ad. this planet. We can return only Ivories, Saturday, June 29. To make reservations fore the first rehearsals ended. So we offer a word to portant when emergency carts due to the ignorant general pub. Vise you. III thIS area. Thomas through the eyes of the great ... call 886-193.2. the wise-there's certain to be a greater scramble for are f~lIed with more serious Iic who envision an emergency B. Costam t~lIs t~e story of t~e. early adventures. We are for- • tickets than ever before when the Grosse Pointe Theater maladieS such as heart attacks, room as a restaurant, a depart. French regime In Canada III tun ate to have a brand new Best For Your Bar ... a collec. group again takes to the stage next fall. Govern our- convulsions, comas and .an as-I ment store, a public rest room, THE ~HITE AND THE GOLD. book by Fadey Mowat, author I d' I Y sorlmenl of 0 l her aIlmenlc and a first.come first. served He brmgs some of the color and. of THE PEOPLE OF THE tion of old.fashioned and high- se ves accor mg y. which deserve immediate atten. out-patient clinic. As Mrs, White. pace of his historical fiction to IDEER. The new. book, PO~AR ball glasses at The Sign of the W. W. F. tion. Of course, Pepper White- law stated, her son's injury was the book. PASSION, contams the Jour- Mermaid. Created by Lenox glass- law's son who is in agony (his simple enough. Compared with Tales of ancient battles and nals of explorers an~ adven- pain disappears after an hour's the other cases which she her- famous forts should include turers who tried to be fIrst at the wear, they are embossed with and wait) deserves treatment. but self states. sh~ observed as a LOUISBURG: KEY TO A North Pole. It is a big, aand- the classic "Turkey Eagle" em- Play 't Safe Sa~e perhaps a doctor's office is the "parade of injuries", her son's _ ___. .______some example ~f typography, blem. And they're only $3 each! With the approach of the long Fourth of July week- proper place to gel such treat- "emergency" was silO pIe .. I analyzed by thIS well-known, end, both highway and lake warnings have been posted men!. She adn:'i~s t.hat there a~e enou.gh.. 1t is ~igh time that the ~~~~~~~ Ins~~e ~~~~en~%n~oeo:~ICanadian author. ; in another mighty effort to decrease the number of other worse JOJUrles, but stili public IOcludmg the knowledge. th b t d Children and adults will be I she cannot understand the wait. able a~d influential !\frs. White- .ellm tecfause whe cannho, ant fascI'nated by the strong cheer , traffic fatalities and drownings during the four-day WI no or we ave c osen 0 ' - period, which is dedicated to fun and relaxation, but X.ray 'I.and emergencyd f h jus d't law understood thath th." . emerg-I serve th'e publ-IC and we WI'11'ful and beautiful Eskimo art '1I I d' d weren pI'~!lare or er an ency room at any ~splla has continue to do so even though In the juvenile section there is a ways en s m trage y for too many people. her son. ~here may hav~ bcen unde~gone the transItion from our facilities are abused. a fine book by Shirley G!UbOk-1 Those connected with safety groups report that a mlx,up 10 her reservatIOn! Ireatmg acute emergency pa. B t I-k th Id I' h "Th t' THE ART OF THE ESKIMO "b' d ." t f h t t t ff' " - d h d" tr t' f U lee 0 c IC e. a s oozmg an snoozIng ~re \Vo 0 t e grea es ra IC Pepp~r Wh.ltela:ws altemp~ aI, t~ents ~n t e ~ minIS a IOn 0 what they're there for", we are also of interest to adults. There'I hazards drivers face durIng any summer weekend, but humor m a sl~uat.lOnwh~re lIves I first aid to ta~lOg on the facade there and we will always be are still a few of the earliest these dangers greatly increase when such periods are are al stake IS. In reahty,. poor' of a 1'0mmuOIty health center. there twenty-four hours a day examples of the Eskimo prints stretched by 48 hours. I taste, ~here are ilO aSSigned I agree with Mr,~. Whilelaw's seven days a week every week~ and sculpture in museums. The L d d B T k S h d Ct' I d t d' k' d ft places 10 an X.ray or emer. decision to t'lke her son to an end and the day after the night .nodern pieces have cbarm and oa e rewery rue nate e er am y mo era e rm mg an an a ernoon nap gency department A persall enlergency room for treatment b f' h'l t I dl'stl'nctl'on and can be round are harmless to any adults-that' h they' e t - h h . f . e ore w I e mos peop e are . ,". . ------. . . . . IS, W en r no WIt t e smallest amount 0 If he were my son I would cer- resting comfortably at home fairlY easily in the larger cllIes. Police report the theft of a I a delivery the truck and con. mixed With ~nvmg o~ beating. An~, by the same.token, common ~ense s~ould .rcalIze taillly make the same judgment. We will be there while everyon~ Our children's librarian will be br.eWery truck, loaded with $955 tents had disappeared. A police most drownmgs which occur durIng these dehghtful that any lOconvemence IS usu, But I would certainly have the else is sitting down to Christmas glad to show you other books worth of cased beer, from the teletype announcing the theft summer weekends, could be prevented if sensible safety ally bey~nd the emplo~ees'. c~n- patience to wait until t~ose pa. dinner or toasting in the New on Canada for ~he young. from alley at the rear of 15000 Jef- was immediately dispatched. precautions were taken. ~roJ. Whlle her son, wltb hIS ~n. tients who were bleedmg; or Year. the simplest picture bok to {erson, Grosse Pointe Par k'i The thief was described to Surel th . thO .th h' Id Jured knee (recent or old 10- suffering from heart conditions No Mrs Whitelaw you were those on elemetary school level. Wednesday morning, June 19. police as a 'IIhite man, about 45 y ere IS no mg wrong WI avmg a co l'ury?) wails perhaps a baby h th h -. 'I .. Th d' N G Id' I 'd h' t bottle of b l t b b II . . A '. ,or w omever e. p YSlClan not unfortunate that night be. In the end you might be e nver, orman rasel'. years 0 ,weanng a p al s Ir_ . eer or . wo a a a~e a game, or a PIC!lIC. a pregnant IJoman. or some thought was more serIOUS,were cause you wailed so long But satisfied to Iiv~ the scene along 19348 Elkhart, Harper Woods, and dark green trousers. Both cocktaIl before dmner, or With your card game m the elderly person is heing. saved. treated I would also emplov a you "'ere fortu t th t ' tb d" . t.o pe d police said, told them he left Detroit and Park police have . b f h Th d h' -. .. . n na e a your e roa m Imagma 1 n, S n. eVenIng, can e 0 no arm. I e nursc~ an tec mCI.ansm~y smattermg of good las.te a.nd son did have something "simple ing the dog days at the library. the keys in the 1966 Dodge been running down leads en- But drinking and driving-that's different! This I be busy With a. conv~lslOg chIld try to comprehe~d the sl~uatlon enough". reading of the "cool" Canadi- truck. with the motor running. deavoring to locate the missing has been proved to be an invitation to an accident Ion a young girl WIth a de I before I dashed ?~ .an edItOrial; RICHARD T. YOUNG .ans. When he returned from making I vehicle . h f t I . [ f l'f i prcssed skull fracturc. ! T would not Criticize bcfore I _. ------.------W h IC. may prov~ aa, or cnpp e a person or I~. I We all like to think that our: contemplaled. I have seen many ,,-...... Docto.rs c~alln It ta~es ?nly a small quantity of pain is more important than: people die in the emergency spmts to Impair a dnver s skILl. Judgments are dulled others' pain. but it just isn't so. ' room over the years. but no one and reactions slowed long before the imbiber could be As lonJ( as hospitals function to I has died of old age in our wait- considered intoxicated" alleviate pain and suffering,: ing room. LAS' DAY, FRIDAY [ . I d t d' k there must he an ordcr of im.: II may be of interest thai our It seems a ways t0 be tlIe socta , or mo era ~ rm - portance. Pcrhaps Pcpper White.! Radiology department sees ap- 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. er ... not t.he IJrunk ...• who should pay, speCIal h,eed law noticed that there wcrc I proximately 120.130 patients a to the warnmgs of the salety experts. He s the drIver other patients in the emergency: day. The emergency room sees who usually gels tangled up in an accident, and winds room with minor complainls.! ahout 120. Thirty percent of our Up with a note on the report, "had been drinking." Runny noses, month old injur.ie~~,patients ~re X.raycd. Pe:-haps PUBLIC Let's not risk he chance of being the cause of an colds and a h~st of other triVIa Mrs. Whllelaw. could plc~ure .. 'd t k d If t d . k 't t'l cause congesllon and frustra. herself at to 0 clock at Olght acci en any wee ~n: . you mus rm, wal. un ~ lion. And employees must not working w;th mavbe one or two you get ,~vh~J'e you ,~e gomg, and. ~hen stay theTl~ until only cope with pain. death and othcr X.ray technicians (if she you are drIed out. and are posItive that you have re- despair. but too often they arc we.c lucky). What would she do SALE gained your proper driving attitude. If you play it forccd to tolcrate sarcasm and or how quickly could shp per- safe, you won't be sorry' childish attempts at wit. fOlm Ihe ncces.~ary diaJ(nostic ESTATE OF W.W.F, I was happy to see Peppcr ~lllliics on that hall full of pa. Whitelaw's articlc publisheel. lients she liescribcJ? : She docs dramatically point out Maybc Mrs. Whitelaw coulel John T. Woodhouse the overcrowding of cmcrgenry romplete all of the neccssa.~y A Good Question? rooms, hut more importantly: paperwork; take all the X.rays prominent Michigan family Many Americans can recall that the Uniten States ,s~e shows that no maller htlw and Ii e v I' lop thcm; dedlie declared war on Japan on Dec, 8, 1941. It declared war: smccrely you attempt, to help ,,:hC't1ll'r thc liC'veloped f1lm.~ at 325 LAKE SHORE ROAD on Germany and Hal v three days later and on Bulgaria ~peoph,. you ll1st can t pl('a~e ,,('rC' adl'qlllte ftlr a careful anal. " , , ,thcm all, YSI~ hy an emergency room GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN Hungary. and R umilnJa . .June !J, 1942. There was a very intcresting, dortor: rE'turn the patient to the During December of 1941, Slovakia, Manchukuo, psycholog:cal point mE'nlionE'd C'mcrgC'n('yroom; walk back up, rroatia, and Albania declared war on the United States. : in the ..Mielc. Pepper states that t:1e stairs hceause she wouldn't : one of the foremost Thailand declared war on the U.S.A. Jan. 29. 1942. she \Vas so frustrated by the' have time to wail for an eit" i public sales in the There may be more, but that should be enough! 'oelay that sill' almosl wishe,i valor hecau~e she ~till had a -. ' b' f h' 1 I h IJ.t d there wcre somethmg wrong hall full of patients; schedule I past 25 years -'- , Th IS It 0 Istory (' eliI' y shows. that t e nJ C with her boy's knec. This il!ea her crew for lunrhE'.~anI! rclief . contents of a fabulous More than 100 years States alone was at war With three maJ~r world powers: secms to hE' quitc rommen am. timr; and he preparC'd to 00 , of considerate service around the globe, and eight minor natIOns ... at the, ong emC'rgC'nry room patients cml'rgenry Xray sE'ries upstairs 30 room mansion same time! who htlpE' for ",omc visihle mca. in the rooms of admilter! pa. i It is Im[lDsslnlc In cnumcrolc Ihe many herrloom oblects Then came the unconrlitional surrender of 1t31v to ns 10 nramatizC' th('ir. situation til'nts. W('l1, if shc ('0.1I1e1do. all olfererl for pun"c sale ,n this unpreccrlenled event. You the Unit d States on Sell!. 8 1943. Germany surrendered or j1redll'~mrnt to. thC'lr fm'nds thIS fastcr .Ihan we do ltnd ae. hove JUS' one more day tn toke orlvonloge of Ihis opper ,': ' .' It IS IVllh great sorrow thai Wl' ('cpt the mlserahle pa~'. pcrhaps The\Vm..R.1iam.iHon eo. unconditIOnally, on May 6. 1945 ,~apan capltulat~d on cannot at all lim('s arromonatC' ~hc chosC' the wrong profession. tun,ly. Aug, 14, 1945. All others had preVIOusly thrown In the such peoplC'! Perhaps as a layman. Mrs. SALE CONDUCTED BY Fl lNERAL DIRECTORS towel. Sinrprely. WhilC'law coull! have wriltl'n an Sinc(' /8;;5 Queslion; So whal's with Viet Naill? .James G O'i"C'il1. R.T. ann ('dilorial c1C'ploringIhC' piltiC'nts W. W. F. other hospItal rmplo~'('es who havC' no. hUSU1('sS1)(,lOgIn \VII.UH! H. Hr\:\f1I.TON II lh\1D M. HAMILTO:-; (irl'lri1l'n Wil'rC'nga thl' ('ml'rgl'nry ror.m anrl who DuMouchelle CLARENCE E. OnER Kalhll'l'n DaniC'ls go. thl'rE' bC'calls(,they know thE' °1 ngway Wrote It Francl's Ilrown wait in thl' cml'rgenry room is ART GALLERIES co. CHAPELS Hem .------shorll'r thltn in thcir e1oc'tor'sof- To Thl' Edilor: iiC'r: the patil'nls who I!l'ril!l' 409 East Jefferso .. Ave. Detroit f)ETROIT .1!>j'; CASS A\E''! E n: J.2i12 Today's "Quick~e Editorial" came from t!~e pen of "Ridl!lC' for mothl'rs of ('nC'r to find oul at 2 a.m whythey'\'e • Ernest J. DuMouchelle BIRMINGHAM f{.20 EAST ~IAI'I.E ;\11 4.6000 Ernest Hemingway III ]935, when he wrote: The first l(cti(' ann athletiC' childr('n". had a head:lchp fo.r two years law,ence F. OuMou .1 I " -= . « Thursday. June 27. 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page, Twenty.three Weiler-Pegg Mrs. Jon Francis Davis Rites A.re Read Mary Macauley Cynthia Ann Pegg, daughter of Mrs. Paige E. Pegg, and the Wed to Mr. Davis late Mr. Pegg, of Delavan, Wis., and Richard Thomas Wedding Trip To Antigua Follows Rites In Christ Weiler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Weiler. of McKinley Church And Reception In Grosse Pointe Club: avenue, exchanged wedding Bride Selects Antique Belgium Lace Gown .. vows Saturday, June 22, in ------Christ Episcopal Church in A reception at the Grosse Pojnte Club followed the , .' Delavan. wedding of Mary Macauley and Jon Francis Davis in For the 12 o'clock ceremony, Christ Church yesterday, June 26, in the late afternoon, the bride selected a »Cau d' at which The Reverend Erville B. Maynard officiated. ange lace and organza gown She is the daughter of\!>------over .taffeta.bod'Laee trimmedd t' herA th e Al van Macau Ieys, J r., I and lace ruffled sleeves. Pmk. E mplre Ice an ram. f K d d d h' 'bb t d th . . ts pillbox headpiece held her silk 0 enwoo roa an e IS rJ on accen e elr wals , illusion veil and she carried a the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fraulien Florence Maissen of bouquet of cymbidium orehids I Francis R. Davis of Milford Zurich, Switzerland, was honor. WOMIN'S and stephanotis. Center, O. ary maid of bonor. In floor length, orange skim- I The bride selected an anti. William A. Galvin served as mers with cowl necklines and I que Belguim lace dress in prin. best man. The bride's cousin, I trains trimmed with daises were cess lines for the occasion, with Henry Whiting, Jr.; Peter W. Short and to honor attendant, Joan Dubois, a tulle veil edged in rose point Stroh, Douglas F. Roby, Jr.; From Another Pointe and bridesmaids, Mrs. Daniel I lace. She carried a bouquet I Davison Pierson; Dr. Charles Todora, the bride's cousin, of phalaenopsis orchids. F . .\f. Watson; Arthur J. Tom. the Pointe from Rockford, Ill., Mary ~e I Wearing pale lawn green Ison of Novi; and James C. Mi. of View Greguske, of Green Bay, Wis., gowns with vertical rows of val. chael of W. Mansfield, 0., seat. I MR. and MRS. FREDRICK and Joanna Morgan, of O:h- lace an(l. large natural straw ed the guests. W. PARKER, JR., of Washing- B)' Margaret Burns i kosh, .Wis. . . ~ats la~en wi~h pi~ rose~ and Mrs. Macauley wore a white ton road, have recently return. I I ~avld Wellet', brother of the tied With WIde plOk ribbon embroidered organza over pink ed from a four week trip to the bridegroom, serve~ as best streamers, w~re the matron~ of midi dress with a red ostrich With the Fourth of July still a week off, it's hard .Orient. Th~ir tour included stops man. Groomsmen In c Iud e d honor and sisters of the bride. feather hat to think of events scheduled for September ." but m ~ustraha, Japan and Hong Sammy C Hutson, William Mrs. Arthur J. Tomson and . b Waler and' Dwight Underhill, .\frs, Charles F. M. Watson. The mother of th~ bridegroom that's just what the Junior League of Detroit is doing. Kon • ••• of Berkley, },Iich, They each carried two pink chose a soft blue Sl~ and wool The dates of the League's 16th Annual Fashionscope JAMES R. WEBB. son of MR. Ushers were William Doebler roses. worsted ?ress and )acket ~n- have been announced by this year's chairman, Mrs. Rich- and MRS. HARRY E. WEBB, of of Utica, Mich. and David I The bride's nieces, Estelle s~mble trlnuned at the neckllOe ard T. Heglin. Ridgemont road, and SHARON Sheldon. of Streeter, m. Castleman and Alexandra Shiell WIth bugle beads. The dates to circle on your calendar to get your CILLETTE, daughter of MR. Photo by Gene Buller and MRS. FRANK CILLETTE, For her daughter's. wedding Toms.on se\ved .as flo~~r girls'l The ~ew Mr.. and Mr~. Dav.is first official look at fall fashions are Tuesday, Septem- of Edmunton drive, will attend Christ Church was the setting for the wedding of and reception, which was held wearIng ~hlte pique mid'. length ~re t~mg their weddmg trip ber 10, and Wednesday, September 11. The show, which the University of Detroit jour. MARY MACAULEY, daughter of the Alvan Macauleys, in Lake Lawn Lodge, Delavan, frocks With long lace pantalets m Alltlgua. features the most comprehensive collection of the latest nalism workshop this summer. Jr., of Kenwood road, and Mr. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pegg seleeted a mint in fall and winter clothes, is arranged and staged by B?th are seniors at St. Paul I Mrs. Francis R. Davis of Milford Center, 0., late yes- green shantung coat ensemble RONALD DICICCO, of Little. Chalfonte avenue; JILL F. LE. the J. L. Hudson Company and the proceeds from the HI~ School. Webb is editor-in. I terday afternoon, June 26. trimmed with braid. Her pill. stone road, KAREN N. PEAR- PLA and SALLY A. LEPLA,of affair go to tte Junior League's Community Trust Fund chIef of the school yearbook --_... ------. box hat was accented with SALL, of North Rosedale court, Berkshire place, and CHRIS. Alecon lace. She wore matching .- .. which everyone knows, by now, goes toward activi- while Sharon is a reporter on I d accessories and a white orchid LINDA A. CHURLEY, of Van TINE M. MEIER, of Lochmoor ties which benefit the community. the staff of t~e ee~spaper. I' ToW e Betrothed corsage. K drive and DAVID R. mCIC- lloulevard. As in other years, Madelyn C;oe, Hudson's Fashion Among students receiving I The bridegroom's mother CO, of Newcastle .(lad; will be .. • • Co.ordinator, will do the commentary for the show . . . th",ir degrees from Northwest chose a lemon yellow, silk among the nearly 300 pros pe c. BERDEAN F. BUFFA. daugh. Alaskine ensemble. Her head. tive Central Michigan Univer- ter of MR. and lIffiS. SEBAS. which we guarantee will be luscious and lively. After ern University at its 1l0th an- piece was a band of yellow sity freshman who will be par. TIAN A. BUFFA, of Balfour you've enjoyed the parade of fashions in the Downtown nual commencement June 15, were: NANCY VERMEULEN, petals. She wore matching ac. ticipating in the pre.registra. road, has been selected by the Auditorium of Hudson's, you'll be treated to a cup of of Balfour road, who received cessories and pinned a green tion and orientation program American Language and Edu- tea and some goodies served in the various dress depart- her Bachelor of Arts degree: orchid to her handbag. scheduled for July 2-3 on the cational Center of Michigan ments of the store ... and you can even get a clORer KAREN A. CALLAWAY. of After vacationing in Canada CMU campus. State University to participate look at that little number you just can't live without. Fisher road, who received her and the New England States, .. * .. in its accelerated French Ian- the newlyweds will make their Eight Pointers were among guage study course in Paris,' Assisting Mrs. Heglin as vice.chairman is Mrs. Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism; ANNE J. BOYN- home in Warren, Mich. those students named to the France, this summer term. Charles R Berger. ClJmmittee heads include: Thirza TON, of Cloverly road, who re- Dean's list at Albion College .. • • Morrow, sponsor tickets; Mrs. John D. Durno, patroness ceived her Bachelor of Science j DOUGLAS BUSBEY. of Hunt. for the second semester. They MISS PAULA P. FISCHER, tickets; Mrs. Arthur Thomas Waterfall, II, general degree in Journalism, SUSAN ington road, made a 4.0 grade include ; FRANK H. BUR- daughter of MR. and MRS. tickets; Mrs. Richard Chadwell, arrangements; and pub. V. KLICK, of Fontana lane, average this term at Michigan DINE, of Wayhurn avenue;. PAUL P. FISCHER, of Lake- !icity, Mrs. William D. Dah!ing. who received her Bachelor of State University. Doug, who is NANCY A. CARRY. of Fisher land avenue. Miss Fischer who Arts degree. and SUSAN J. majoring in industrial mana~e. road; JUDYTH L. FETZER, of prepared at the Grosse Pointe To get your ticket to the Fall Fashionscope, just SEDER, of Renaud road, who ment, will be a junior in thc Westchester avenue; SANDRA University. achieved honors for fall. He is the son of the K. KACKLEY, of Bishop road; the second semester of the 67-8 (Continued on Page 36) receiveu her Bachelor of Arls degree. CHARLES BUSBEYS. ROBER~_~. PIC~_UP..;JR" of !c_ad_e~~~_year. ------_.~------• • • MICHAEL CHRIS';.',of Severn road, recently received his associate degree in Business Management from Northwood • Institute. He plans to attend Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. • Eastern Michigan in the Fall as Avery, of Birmingham, are aT!. Campbell of Moross road, are a junior working toward a nouncing the engagement of announcing the engagement of Bachelor's Degree in business. their daughter, NANCY JANE, their daughter, LINDA LOUISE, * • • (0 F. Benjamin Henderson, Jr., to Ricbard Josenh Jablonski, ROBERT S. TRINKLEIN, son son of Mr. and Mrs. Forbes son of lIfr. and Mrs. Joseph C. of the ROBERT TRINKLEINS, B. Henderson. Sr., of Cadieux Jablonski, of Kerby road. of Centerbrook road, is attend- road. The bride.elect is a grad. ing The American Legion Wol- Miss AV2ry was graduated uate of st. Paul High School verine Boys State. He is spon. from Michigan State University and is currently a stewardess This isn't your own hair. sored by the Key Club of and is teaching at Grosse for American Airlines. • Grosse Pointe High School. Also Pointe High School. Her fiance is also a graduate It's somebody else's. But it can belong to you. And it attending is BILL SCHLEI- Her fiance, is also a graduate of st. Paul High School and is can do remarkable, save.the.situation things for J'ou. CHER, son of MR. and IIIRS of Michigan State UlliversitY' atteoding Northwood Institute, For instance. When your own hair goes kerfiooey and WILLIAM SCHLEICHER, of An October wedding is planned in :\lidland, Mich. He is a memo )'OU can't find the time to see us and you have to look Brvs drive. He is sponsored by in S1. James Episcopal Church ber of Phi Sigma Beta fra. teni;ic, well then-you just pin on this clever little the Grosse Pointe Lions Club. in Birmingham. 1 ternity. Roberl was elected Tyler Chief- --- ..--.------.------.-- hairpiece (we'll teach you exactly how) and you of Police and Bill was elected I PAUL M. SHIRILLA. son of I FOREST GEARY, of Cadieux couldn't look more marvelous. Like to hal'e a little Treasurer and Conl'ention Delc- MR. and MRS. MICHAEL J'j road. received the Universal hair that isn't your own? We'll find some that's per- gale. ••• SHfRILLA, of R~slyn ro~d, City Trophy, for the best entry fect for lOu. ulN S. CREECH, JR., attende.d The Amencan LegIOnIin the nOI'ice section of the '68 BENJA '" Wolverme Boys State. He was. . . of Beaconsfield avenue. has sponsored by the American I Sprmg DetrOIt Rose SOcIety Bart Edmond been elecled to the Presidcnt's Legion Post 372. He was elected IShow. His entry was a white 45 E. Adams/On The Park/Downtown/WO 2.1112 Honor List, at Walsh Institule :'arsons County Clerk. Christmas rose. of ACCOllntancy, for the spring ------~ ------.------~------~~------semester. • • • the spllere Two Poinlers we~e among the more than 220 seniors who received Bachelor of Arls de. grees at Kalamazoo College's 132nd Commencement ex e T- cises, Sunday. June 16. HARRY GARLAND. son of MR. and MRS. HARRY GARi.AND. of Lake Shore road, a mathematics major, and ELISABETH JEF- FERIS. daughter of MR. and MRS. THOMAS JEFFERIf.. of Lake Shore road, an English major. • • • LAROY ROGER DELP, son of MR. and MRS. WARltEN J. DELP of Lathrop road, reo ceived his Bachelor of Arts de- • SUITS gree from the Univen,ity of Michigan. • COSTUMES • DRESSES UP TO oR WHY SIT AND WAIT? Tender, skillet.browned .:hlck- JEWELRY • LAMPS en, snow.whipped potatoes, green vegetable, festive red cranberry sauce, hot buttered TABLES • PEDESTALS biscuits with plenty of honey, for dessert-your choice of ice BOUTIQUES • GIFTS cream, sherbet or sparkling gelatin. The cost is a modl'rate • $1.95 for adults, jU$t $1.00 jgr childrcn~.\, REDUeEDIG 50% ~.' ,~f- ~ ~.... 11560 Harper Conner ~xit 1.94 Americon • 3 Ke.chevol Ave,. ot Fisher Rood t"pren - PI/nch and .Tudy Rlock 19845 MACK Diners Club • TU 4-6615 .. TU 1-1505 Gulf Cord. ------.. OP[N THURSDAY EVENINGS \ Page Twenty.tour GROSSE: t'UINIE NeWS Thursday, June 27. i9hl Society News Gather~~ The bride.eleel's sisters will Wayne JflOlnen Fete Bride-Elect Karen Harrigan entertain at a spinster dinner, Theresa M. Brennan Mrs. David Leonard Klaasen July 2, in the Kensington road Hold CUnic Day Pre-nuptial parties for Karen Ielect. May 26, with a 'round. home of Mrs. William A. Cole. Harrigan. daughter of Mr. and the-clock shower. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Peter Thc Womcn of Wavne will Mrs. E~ward R. Harrigan, ~f Mrs. Alfred Lundell enter. M. DeVine and Mrs. John A Weds David Klaasen present a Clinic Dav ~n Mon- I Devonshire. roa~, who WIll tained with a tea, June 1. Mrs. Boll. V _.------Id da~', July 1. at Wayne State speak her .marriage vows to Harry Sisson gz\Ve Miss Hard. The bridegroom. elect's Father incent Brennan OHiciates: Re,-eption He Univcrsity Alumni House, for Anth~ny (TIm) Mourad, at an; gan a miscellaneous llhower, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip In Home Of Bride's Parents; Newlyweds Will those women hetween the ages ~1 0 clock .ceremony, July 6'.1 June 7, and then on June 12, Mourad, will give the rehear. Live In Wayburn of 25 and 55 who wish to go to m Sf. ClaIre de. Montf!~alco IIIrs. David Marantette and her sal dinner, July 4, in their home ------Wayne on a full time or part. Church, b~gan Apnl 28, WIth a daughter, Ann, gave a luncheon in Three Mile drive. The Reverend Vincent Brennan officiated at the I time basis. The oours are 2 to b~,unch glVe~ by ~er aunts, in Mrs. Maralltette's Oxford marriage rites of his great.niece Theresa Marie Brennan 4 o'dock and" to 8 o'clock. 1'.lle.en Harrigan •. l~l'S. John road home, MR. and MRS. WALTER B. Mahm and Mrs. Wilham Dans. and David Leonard Klaasen Saturday morning, June 22, The purpose of Clinic Day is CONNOLLY, JR. of Fisher by, at the Whittier Hotel. MI'. and Mrs. Knox Hearne road, announce the birth of at SL Clare de Montefalco Church. to help women complete appli- entertained at a dinner party their second son, COLIN PAT- She is the daughter of Dr. 'i-- - cation forms and to answer any A luncheon and shower were June 22, in their home in La- RICK, May 29. Maternal grand. d 'f M' h I h'. .. questIOns they may have re- given by ~lrs. Ralph Burke and fayette Towers. an n rs. Ie a_el James I -r: e} "ore pmk Sl~ organza! garding enrollment, re.entry to Mrs. Herbert Cool;: on May 25, . parents are MR. and MRS. Brennan and he IS the son ~.hne dresses also with klbukl Wayne, etc. Expert advice will in Mrs. Burke's University A ~uncheon was given hy :Mrs. AT,BERT D. CAREY, of Metu. of the L,=on~rd K~aasens, all sl~edves and boat necks, and car- he av~i1able hy rounselors rep. place residence. Andnes M. Coif', June 25, and chen, N. J. Paternal grand. of Three ~lIled rIve. Are- fJ. garden bouquets. resentmg Wayne's major col. • a bathroom shower, June 27, parents are MR. and MRS. l"eption followed the serv- Acting as best man was Theo leges. Mrs. John Tamblyn and Nan. in the Lewiston road home of WALT E R CONNOLLY. of cy Posselius f~ted the bride. Mrs. John C. Cook. Washington road. i('es at the Brennan home. dore Darany. with ~s~ers Joseph Scholarships are provided to ------~------Brennan, the hrlde s brother, lhose who qualify. These schol. -\ Y:-e~c!l ','.!liie, cottar. bro. Charles Clark and Richud I arships provide tuition for the' cade gown with kibuki sleeves M and a hoat neck was selected ; aun. numher of hours being carried. h.v the bride. She wore a man. The bride':; mother chose a If you wish further Informa- tilla of Belgium lare and <:ar- pink silk worsted, sleeveless tion regarding Clinic Day. or ried an arrangement of white outfit and the mother of the Women of Wayne scholarships, roses and stephanotis. hridegroom selected a turquoise I call Alumni House at 833-1400, I silk dress. Both pinned pink I ex\. 416 and ask for Dorothy Claudia Chaplow sen'ed as sweetheart roses to their purses. ! Moor; or call ihe Grosse Pointe maid of honor. ~I:s. Bnan J. The new Mr. and Mrs. Kla- i area Scholarship Chairman, .\folloy . dn,d P.atncla Brennan, aser, are travelling through I Sylvia Kurop. at 882.2348. The ~?e bnde s SIsters,. and Mrs. Northern ~ichigan and will I deadline for all applications is I e.rrance Kryger, sls~er of .the make their home in Wayburn July 15. 1968 for those who plan hn_~eg~~~.w_ere hfld_e_sm_al_d_s._r~~d_~pon_~~=ir_r~tu_rn .... _._ It~_:~~ol~f~~~~~a_ll_q_u~~~~:._ Cowles THERESA MARIE BRENNAN, of Dr. and Mrs. Michael James Brennan, and Klaasen, SUMMER julie' son of Mr. and Ml's, Leonard Klaasen, all of Three Mile drive, were united in marriage in S1. Clare de SUBURBAN Montefalco Church on Saturday, June 22. ------I corne'- Kercheval and McMillan SWIM SUIT Colonia! Federal Building Betro.thed i FoleY-ll1iller 'Betrothal Told Import Sale! Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Har. rop Miller, of Detroit. announce the engagement of their daugh. ter, Mary Augusta, to Walter SALE! Andreas Foley, son of Mr. and ./ Mrs. John Smith Foley, of HAIR! SAY HELLO TO ROBERT • Merriwealher road, ,I The bride.elect received her Now you can be in without being goofy. Classic hair . B. A. degree from Wellesley '~.Fanzous Label College and her M. S. from 3tyling that's with it not out of it. For- a lov-er-Iy ap- Wayne Slale University School of Social Work. pointment, call Robert's/Place. 886-4 J 30. Swim Suits Her fiance received his B. A. / and his M. A. from Brown Uni- ! versity and taught at The Taft School in Connecticut. An Octoher wedding in the CHOICE OF Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church is planned. -THE HOUSE!- JANE L. HUBBARD, of Neff road, W3'S among the record Mr. and Mrs. Earle James numher of Bowling Green Stale Perkins, of Ballantyne road, are University students. who made announcing the engagement of the Honor List for the second 'their daughter, JUDY ELLEN, semester of the 1967-68 year. ,10 William Edward Browns. I combe. son of Mrs, William I Parshall KAhl, of Bishop road, : and the late Roherl .James 'fJ ' Rrownscomhe. For Underwater 40 OFF! The bride-elect was graduated from Grosse Poinlc lIigh School ami is presently a senior at i\f i chi g a n State University, Exploration Select NOW from a ter- i where she is majoring in Ele ! menlary Education. ~he is af. : rific selection of very , filiated with Alpha Phi sorority. lIer fiance was graduated famous name swim suits! The Future Looks from Grosse Pointe High School And is a senior at the University of Michigan. He is a Biology ,major in Pre-Dentistry and is - Bright With Aquastar ! affiliated with Kappa Phi All'lhR ' fraternit). . BRENDA C. STOUT. daugh- lel'oflhc MILTON W. STOUTS, "the ulldcr'zeater of Fisher road, has been ap- pointed to Ihe Executive Board .zr.;atdlcompany" SUMMER , of lhe Immaculate Student As- ' sociation as Chairm an of Ihe C'lltural Committee. Brenda is A 'Il? grAduate of .'.it. Paul High School a.ld will he a sophomore SPORTSWEAR ill ImmaculatA College of Wash. inglon, r>.c. next year. Aqua Depth Gauge. 36.00 FAVf1': C.o\:\IPBT':LI, TOLKE. Aqua Diving Panel, 30.00 MITT. of Lin('oln road, is among' lhe 159 memhers admitted to Aquastar 63. 89.50 The Sociely of Goldcn Eagles, ' SALE! al I,'crris Collcge Members are: Guaranteed 600 ft. alumni who alll'ndcd the collegc at leAst 50 .veArs AgO. They were Auto-Date-Lumin officially inducled during alum- ! ni mcctin;.:~ held in conneclion ",ilh the .June !'ommencement ; Bobbie Brooks ('xef('i~('s complete 155.50 Gillgllllln ouS ION Optiei Check C,.;!II,p'ficJ h, .~horl.., Aquastar is the only company in the world that specializes in underwater watches and instrument~. 'IAndrrin ,,1.\11' Aquastar walcht;s, depth gauges and instruments are made in Geneva, Switzerland, They are meticu- Clllof1ps - ('ollAr on ,'lor.t lously assembled on a prod'iceion line that moves at a small snail's pace. It takes a full three ,11'(,1'1' hll('<1 months to build an Aquastar watch. d r(",'_ La"i,h QuI of experience h"s come Aquastar's approach tCl underwater products, Extreme accuracy and Shells! 1,1 ..' Thursd~y, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.fiY. Woman's Page • • by, of and for Pointe Women • , Barbara St. Thomas Mrs. Raymond E. Evans, II Miss Ford Honored At Little Club Dance . surrealist lighting added to the a deeper yellow. Al~o designed Josephine Clay Ford was formally introduced to i "mod mood." by Wallon.Pierce, the gown was Bride of Mr. Evans society at a ball, June 21, at The Little Club given for: Si Zentner and his orcheslra styled with an empire bodice her by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buhl Ford, II, and Smokey Robinson and The and a low back. Marri~9~ Takes Place In New York; Newlyweds Vaca. ! of Provencal road. $'------Miracles plaved for dancing. The corps of ushers included: tlonln9 In Barbados; They Will Make Home "Mod" was the theme for I. letters and numerals ES 68, Josephine's go w n. designed Alfred Ford, Edsel Ford, Wen. Miss Ford's debut and its standing for "entering society for her by Walton-Pierce, was. dell Anderson III, W~lter Terry. In Port Washington, N.Y. g t h t d '68." of imported white Swiss net. Steve Bowers, WIlham Brock. SL Mary's RomanC-athoiic-C-i~urch in Manhasset, I ~ ay ~ mosp ere g r e eel Metallic panels creatino the embroidered with small linen; William Chapin, Michael Glan. gues s as they. descended feeling of mirrdrs, lined the tear drops. It featured a scoop I cy, James Prewitt and Michael N.Y., was the setting for the marriage rites of Barbara I' red c~rpeted staIrs, borde~., wails of the tent and from its neckline and a tight fitting I Morgan, . Ann S1. Thomas, daughter of the Victor F. S1. Thomas' , e.d. WIth pots of large arb- ceiling wt:re hung mirrored waistline from which a full skirt! Miss Ford was entertal!1ecl of Berkshire road, and Raymond Edmund Evans, II, son ' fl.clal gold roses, to a spe. gklbes. Ice cream tables werp. flowed, Her flowers were an ar. : before the ball at a dinner glv, of Mrs. Jean H. Evans of Manhasset, and the late Mr. clally erected pavilion. j covered with black and white I rangemcnt of shattered carna 'en in her honor b~ her uncles Evans, Saturday morning, June 22. There before an unusual back. cloths which featured ~l1rreal' tions in red and pink. I and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A reception at the Nassau~; ground, they were received by istic 'centerpieces of plastic, Mrs. Ford's choice for her Ford ll. !\Ir. and Mrs. William Josephine and her parents. A small round mirrors and earn a- daughter's ball was a gown of Clay Ford and Mr. and 1\[rs, 1 Country Club in Glen Cove 1. Virgini.a Toomey, K:lth~rinel. red backdrop, edged in yelklw, tions. Mimosa yellow Swiss organiza. Benson Ford in whose home the N.Y., followed the wedding: ! Wilt-?x. and Carol Peruggi, : orange and pink carnations, was In rooms, adjacent to the embroidered with pompons in dinner was held. at which The Reverend: COUSin of the b~lde. ' ~ centered with a psychedelic pro- main one, tables were covered I ._- .. - -.- -. ------.' John E Sa\! . C ~I ff' J They all carned baskets of .. .1 file of the debutante. The lines" with cloths in bold colored psy. : Wright Ka,-Delroit" olde;' e"ciu;;ve le",ele,> ,ince l86l " . agE., ... 1 " 0 .1' I daisies with white streamers elated. After r(';celvmg theIr i except for the honor attendant which {ormed the drawing, also chedelic prints. Pop art pos. I guests, the nf!wlyweds left. whose streamers were "reen. formed her initials JCF and the I tel's papered the ceilings and I for a. vacation in the Bar. r Peter Larmour stood " bad os. :best Plan for )Iaurice Voity The bride's ivory silk organza "Richard Peniggi, the bride's SIGNE t~~ \VEVEII gown fashioned with a scalloped I ('ollsin; Stephen Sullivan, An. b?teau neckF.ne, was trimmed I thony Jiaccone and John Lam. with F l' e n'c h re.embroidered . bert served as ushers. DECORATIVE TAPESTRIES Alencon laCle. The same lace I Mrs. St. Tho mas chose a theme was carried ont on her celery silk, street.length dress formal length mantilla. and jacket ensemble to which AND WALL HANGINGS She can;ied a short cascade she pinned a c)'mbidium, orchid of phalaer,opsis orchids, steph- corsage. CLASS BEGINS anotis. yellow sweetheart roses, The mother of the bride- baby brClath and minature ivy, groom selected a blue silk dress JULY 10th Wearirrg maize, silk shantung and coat outfit. dresses :were the bridc's sister Following their wedding trip. Photo by I\lbert and m,l'ld of honor, Susan S1. the new Mr. and Mrs. Evans BARBARA ANN ST. THOMAS, daughter of Mr. DEMONSTRA TlON Thomas; and attendants Mau wiII make their home in Port reen Cawley, Susan Stuurman, Washington. NY. and Mrs. Victor F. S1. Thomas of Berkshire road, and SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1 TO 4 Mr. Evans, son of Mrs. Jean H. Evans of Manhasset, New York, and the late Mr, Evans, were married in Make your very own lopestry or wall hanging • Construct the New York Saturday, June 22. loom in the size you wont out of " pieces of wood and some nools • Make your design - select your colors and fhe kind TEST OF A MASTER DIAMOND CUTTER SIDEWALK I of yarn you desire. Under the instruction of Bill Horning - A diamond's appearance is breathtakingly Antique experienced teacher in topeslries and wall hangings. Meeting Held by Panhellenie enlarged, alive with flickering fire, when BAZAAR The Detroit Panhellenic As-1 The Panhcllenic Council is YVorkshop For Advanced VVeavers sculptured into this unique shupe by a 'sociation held its annual meet. Ithe governing body for national master cutter. The extra brilliance of a Class Begins July 9th Wright Kay diamond costs no more On Hamilton Ave., South of 6 Mile Iiug and luncheon at the Grosse i social sororities. There is a come in and compare for yourself. IPointe Yacht Club on Wednes- Ichapter of the Panhellenic Tues., Thurs. 9.12 Priced from $175 SUNDAY, JUNE30th, 10 a,m. to 6 p.m, ! day, June 12. ICouncil at each college that '1 M'lt D I' J f ,has sororities that are members Taught by Robert L. Kidd I Inquire oboul our Time Accounts for Young People, I ., rs. 1 on ar lng, 1'., 0 I f th . t' Head of Art Studio at Kingswood School and well known Gamma Phi Beta national so. 0 e orgamza IOn. designer and weaver, ~ial .sorority, turned the pres. Alumnae of sororities also I jgentlal gavel over to the new .. . 'Il'r~sident, )Irs. Jaek Laden. have Panhellemc orgamzattons of dorf, Alpha Chi Omega of 'or their groups which take SIG~E the WEVER OFFER ENDS Greenbriar IanI'. Assbting Mrs. their name from the cities Wright Kay AUGUST31,1961 Ladendorf as vice'1lresident where they are located. 20956 Mack 881-8197 will be Mrs. Norman Dodge, of • 1500 Woodward, 1705\ Kercheval, Grasse Pointe and Northland Berkshire road. Mrs. Charles WO 2-0500. Downtown open Monda" and Wednesday U\I 8:30 p.m Carmody will be doing the fi- MR. and MRS. ARTHUR H. nancial work as treasurer. BACON, of S1. Clair avenue, Mrs. Richard A. Piper, of were hosts at their summer Stanhope road, chairman for home, the Treetop8, Point Look- the meeting. was assisted by out, Au Gres, Mich., to the I Mrs. George Maghielse, ot Huguenot Society of Michigan, Lakeland avenue. The colorful when they celebrated their 31st decorationI' and name tags de. anniversary. President George picted the various colors of the R. Raub of Westland, furnished sororities of Panhellenic. the beautiful birthday cake. of special interest to IlSun-Sensitive" .,.Iook what people you save on International~ there ;s a better product available Sterling SUNTAN PREPARATIONS Thc world rcnowned suntan preparations of ERICH DYBAL of 8regenz, Austria. are now available in a number of retail stores of Gro.~se Pointe. Snik creams ha\'e been so popular on the Continent on a 4, 5, or 6 pc, he('ause they produce sllch heautiful. natural lans. This is heeause of the wonderful cosmetic base. containing Place Setting only natural if1qredients for the preservation of the skin. in contrast to the artifieial chemicals used in most suntan Comparalliesavings also on products. open stock place selling pieces and serving pieces. Snik protected effectively in the hig!lest mountains of the Offer Ends August 31,1968 world-the Allstriall Himalaya .Dhaula~iri Expedition of 1959. Snik is certifi~d by the Austrian government. The Olympic skiing teams of Austria, Germany and Italy used Snik in the Olympic events al [nnshruck, Squaw All Patterns Made in U.I,.... Valley and Grenohle. Snik protects from Sun, Wind and Weather every day CROU~ C CROUP D --- GROUP A CROUP 8 of the year: lans even on overcast days. Spares the use PL~CESEm1C6S NOW Reg. MOW Ref. NOW Reg. NOW ~.g. ------._-~-- - of 01 her cosmetics for artertan. .1'<. PlateSet~~ing $44.50 $55.00 $47.00 $60.00 $52,00 (teaspoon-pl.te fork- $41.50 $3UO $52.50 place kn,fe-s'llad fOTk) ------_ .. ------A¥IIi1able in tfle following pflarmllcies: Spc. Place Sl,!lin~ 65.00 55,00 68.00 5'.0~ 77,50 17.5t (same n abo"", plus !>9SO 41.$0 pine spoon) ._------Bobs Pharmacy --- ._-_ ..- .------Manor Pharmacy Bpc. P1ace ~Hing 55.50 74.00 12.00 n50 15.50 81.50 75."0 (um' l!ISi abcwe plus 67.50 Devonshire Pharmacy A. J. Meyer Pharmacy butler Ipr'"der J Harkness Phllrmacy Sche"ler Pharmacy ~ THE INTERNHIONAL SILV[R COMPAfIIII' Hennessy Fharmacy Trail Pharmacy i(/~llente gewelers Fme Jeweler5 Since 1934 diltributors for the U.S.A. and Caribbean Illondl 16601 E. Warren at Kensington Rd. TU 1.4800 p Peg. Twenty-sil GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June- 27, 1968 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes MR. and MRS. JAM E S MRS. CHARLES WILMOT, of Buell.Ostrander Betrothal Told M. K L B b I STROBL are plannng a three- Huntington Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Francis A. M.cCarroll week vacation in Europe this children KELLY aOO KIM, are Mr. and lIIrs. Ha;;;;Y-J-.-~iiss Ostrander was graduat- 155 aren . ee yi summer. Upon their return they visiting her parents, MR. anll Ostrander, forme.ly of Cadieux School. will alternate weekending at MRS. GEORGE FOSTER, of d I' Broadstone road. The former family summer lJOmes o.n Lake road, presently of Utica, Mich., Her CJance was graduated We ;n St. Care 5 Huron and Burt Lake. Mrs. SUSAN FOSTER wm visit her are announcing the engage- fro m Grosse Pointe High • parents for a month and pl~ns ment of their daughter, Sandra School and is currently attend- STROBL is the former CHRIS. TINE CAMERON, of Shoreham to attend the 1958 cla.ss reumon Jean, to John Jay Buell, son of ing Detr'lil Institute of Tech. of St. Paul High Schoo). )frs. Berneice. of Brys drive, nology. Reception Held In Garden Of Beeby Balfour Road road. ed from Grosse Pointe High A spring wedding is planned. Home; Bridegroom's Uncle Officiates; -----_._------. __ ._------Bride's Silk Linen Gown Trimmed With Venetian Lace A dinner in the garden of the William H. Beeby EJesExaminedI 61a. FlUedI home in Balfour road followed the wedding of their daughter, Karen Lee, to Francis A. McCarroll, son of the Frank J. McCarrols of Kensington road, on Friday, June 21. ~>------~--- and yellow sweetheart roses. The Reverend Pat r i c k McCarroll, uncle of the Susan Kay Beeby served as her sister's maid of honor. She bridegroom, from Toronto, was dressed in a white silk ant., officiated at the cere- linen frock with a mandarin monies in 81. Clare de Man- collar, long sleeves and white tefalco Church. The new- daisies down the front. She car. lyweds will make their ried a colonial cascade of CONTACT LENSES PROFESSIONALLY FITTED home in Moross road fol. white marguerite daj.sies. ROYAL OAK , ROSEVILLE lowing a vacation in To. She was also attended by two ronto. other sisters. Barbara and 1220 N. Woodw;~a 27103 Gratiot Donna Beeby, and the bride. For her wedding, the bride Phone 547-4222 Phone 779.2190 groom's two sisters, Mary selected an A.line silk linen Louise and JlA~ieAnne McCar. ,GROSSE prE WOODS W{\RREN gown trimmed at the neckline, roll. 21207 Mack 20958 Van Dyke sleeves and hem with Venetian Phone 886-1066 Phone 754.2460 lace. Their gowns were fashioned the same as the honor attend- .... , iIdtIdiIIl!dIrIIJ"" "1- .... I TIlIIIJ,.Nil" 'iii t ,... The same design was on her ants in yellow linen. They car. headpiece and Cathedral train. DIl. F. GIWltlE • ~. l.STOtL • D!l. C. STAWIIl ried bouquets of yellow margue- • DII. H,IIAIIIlOWITl She carried a colonial cascade rite daisies. Lic...... o.eton ", Oplom.lry of daisies, white stephanotis Joseph McCarroll acted as his brother's best man, assisted by The uncle of the bridegroom, The Reverend Pat- two other brothers, Gerald and rick Mr.Carroll, officiated over the marriage rites of Patrick McCarroll, William .r. Beeby, II, brother of the bride KAREN LEE BEEBY, daughter of the William H. and Jack Brinker. Beebys of Balfour road, and Mr. McCarroll, son of the HANDS-DOWN Frank J. McCarrolls of Kensington road on Friday, Richard Ferrara served as June 21. ring bearer and Patti Ann Beeby, the bride's sister, was 5(nnounces an Unbell:evable flower girl. She wore a high C(lllared white dress trimmed York. Verheule Troth Is Told with lace and daisies and car. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ver- 1007. He was affiliated with Pi clpring and clurrimer Clearance! ried a basket of daisies and heule. of Grand Rapids, Mich" Kappa Alpha fraternity and roses. have announce the engagement served as its president. Mrs. Beeby chose a powdered of their daughter, Jean, to Ray A September 14 wedding i~ blue silk coat and dress en. mond Alen York, son of Mr, and planned. semble with a jeweled collar. Mrs. Rea York, Jr., of Roslyn ARE WE ON The bridegroom's mother wore road. Troop, was awarded the ROTC' a pink silk coat and dress out- Miss Verheule is attending fit with a jeweled neckline. Medal as the outstanding second Ferris State College where she class man in the cavalry organi. Both pinned corsages of cym- is a member of Delta Zeta sor. THE LEVEL? bidium orchids to their dresses. zation. During his three years ority. at the Academy he has received Out-ottown guests included: Her fiance was graduated Gold ~na Silver A's for aca. OF COURSE WE ARE I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spenser of frOill Ferris with a Bachelor of demic achievement and has Grand Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Science degree in December, been an outstanding member of Viking Dietrick of Bellevue, 0.; the varsity horsemanship teams. The lower level of the Colonial Federal Building Mrs. WiIliaGl J. Beeby of Jen. JAMES J. VLASle, son of He will return to Culver as a where we have created a "little salon" that features sen Beach. Fla.; the A. M. MR. and MRS. ROBERT J. senior in the fl'.ll. Kunerths of Clarence, N.Y.; the VLASIC. of South Deeplands only our sale merchandise at drastically reduced Thomas Mahers of Mission, road, was presented a Sons of NICOLA BALDERI, son of Kan.; Ray McCarroll and the the American Revolution ROTC MR. and MRS. MICHELAN- prices, Andre McCarrolls of Toronto, Medal during commencement GELO BALDERT, of Notting- Ont.; Margaret and Genevieve exercises at Culver Military ham road, was elected City McCarroll of London, Ont.; Mr. For the summer the shop will be open on Tuesday, Academy. He was also named Treasurer nnd Chaplain at The ~iHt?';i;)~J'0~;?':~tftt:";'!/7%f0f'Gi""'''7''''''' ' ...MMf\ John McCarroll of Stratford, to the rank of lieutenant and Thursday, and Friday. Do come in and enjoy fun Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard squadron adjutant, operations browsing and selecting at LaPlante of San Francisco, officer for next year. James, a ~%r~~~~:~i~FL:~::£;iF ,fur file woman who's~lr Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. William member of Culver's Black Horse McDowell of Jensen Beach; the 303. I Harry Jahlons of Toledo, 0.; ~ ~'1():c.I:~~tJdtalmeve1l1 and Mr. and Mrs. James Mc. HANDS-DOWN Carroll of Long Island. N.Y. 11~~.eij,.~e~.~i~~~~.laf~, MRS. L. VERNE ANSEL, of Stonehursl road. feled her hus. I :bt~!re.is a~e~tain ",« 5ln 5lnnex 0/ band with a cocktail party and buffet al fresco last Sunday ! kind of store: evening in celebration of his I '•...... •....•...i .. '...... i ...... touch of elegance 60th birthday. Mrs. Ansel in- vited one guest for each year. iPeck8iPeek. Some uf the more talented 63 Kercheval. colonial feeleral buildinc • crosse pointe farm •• 886-3781 guests provided the entertain. menl OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS If/e're Softies for Curls... let us show ~IOU how a new curly or softly-waved hair-style can bring ou! a prettier you for all the happy days the many ways of the bias of summer fun. silk scarf make quick-ehange for the fashion artistry a snap. Start adlibbing with the prints, polka JULY 4th Holiday Weekend dots and solids in our collection ••• do look your best. , _ call a shoulder flip, four.in.hand tie, ascot right now for your beauty or sash at your waist wi1h this 5x 46" appointment. double layer of fine silk broadcloth. 4.00 • AMPLE PARKINC • So you thought a plaid h.ld to b~ several colors! Not so, according to this handsome olloman stilch knit "We Curl. Up and Dye for YOll" that's plaid only in form, WIth thc jacket and straight skirt is a flat knit short-sleeve sheD. ; Nool. Gold or blue. 10 to 18, 50,00 I HAIR 16910 K{,lchc\'al Ave., (;ro~se Poinle Jacobsons STYLES /Opcn Thllr". 'hI !l) • I)owntown at 1;)54 Wa"hin~lon Blvd.. DC'I.I'OII . '. IN THE VILLAGE i'\;ol'll~I;'n,1 (>"Irr •. 19027 Mad at 7 Mile • Telephone TU 4-1130 (Op~n .\1",~ , Thill".', I'll. ,lOll Sat. ;';i:~llis I Thursday, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-seven ~~------.._._------.- .._------~------_.------Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women -'""._------._------_._------ with liny lace ruffles covering tail service, dinner and reo the bodice and trimming the Mrs. Robert C. Schmidt Meadow Brook l'()lIr.~ Offered served seal are available at $10. Sehmidt-Farr Vows high neckline, accenled with a 'Without dinner on a general pink sash. IlPginning this week. Friday, available. admission tickel with trans- J UIIP 28 and continuing each porta lion to and from Roches. While organdy curls hcld her' Half season rail'S with dinners chapel veil and she carried a Friday night through the sea- ter, a single evening is $6. Spoken on June 15 son a charter bus will leave and reserved pavilion seats are l1:Jsegay of while sweet heart $35 and $20 without dinner or roses. Grossc Pointe War Memorial for the; concerts by the Detroit resefled seal. Single e\'enings i When a man loses his temper, including transportation, eock- i his reason takes a va calion. Judith I\Iarie Farr, daughter of the Joseph Harbor The attendants wore pale pink Symphony orchestra at Oakland organd~' dresses trim med with University's Meadow Brook. FaITS of Moross road, became the bride of Robert Chris- lac(' a nel aC('entec1 with white tian Schmidt, son of the Elmer A. Schmidts of Devon- straw hats with pale pink rib-. The buS leaves at 6 p.m, shire road ,on Saturday, June 15, at 81. Paul's-on-the- bon streamers. Their houquels' llUd cocktails are available on Lakeshore. coLlained long stemmed red board. The bus takes patrons YESTERDAY'S right inlo the enclosure hack A reception at the GOlden!I.----.------. roscs. of the seats. One may either PERN\S Lion followed the cere-! a vacation in Palm Springs. They were: matron of honor,' rlect 10 hal'e his dinner served mony" over which the ReV-I Fla. Mrs. Thomas No\\'il'ki and Mrs, al the Trumbull Terrace on the DON'T MAKE Richard Stokes, sislers of the grounds or take his 0\\'11 picnic erend Wallace officiated. For her werldinl( the bride bride; Vickie Johnston; Polly supper. Also a choice is offered TODA Y/S CURLS !~:~=~~tlyweds then Ie~t!_o~~h~s~_: ~I\~~il~_ oTI('andy gown Schmidl sister of the bride. hclll'crn reserved seats in groom and Anne Sl'hmidl. Baldwin Pavilion or similly Elmer Schmidt served as best ground admission to sit on (he UPHOLSTERING CO, man, assisled by Charies Kulow, hi!l~ide. Sf! us AT THE 14322 Mack Aye. Phone VA 2-9660 David Wimsatt. Thomas No- Heservatiolls must he made PERMS • Custom • wicki and Robert Leahy. al Grosse Poinle War Memorial REUPHOLSTERING & RESTYLING Mrs. Farr selecled a silver immediately. The whole season Beaute Spot silk worsted outfit with whitc including transportation, dinners • free pick up and delivery I $10 ruffles at the neck and sleeves. and prime reserved pavilion • select from Jllllldreds of fine The hrider,room's mother wore seals is $65. Without dinner 884-3631 fabrics an off-white silk suil. Both AI Now! FACE LIFTING without surgery! Amazing new scientific discovery can lift and firm facial muscles from within - helps you look younger in less than five minutes a day! ORAL FACIAL b~.-6'~~ It is impossible to smile wi(hout moving your lips: they Ire the "key" to muscl.s of facialupr"llon r "Smilift" is a new oral facial ('leIciser designed to fit can s1rengthen and condition weakened facial muscles inside ynur mOl/tn between the lips and gums where it and smooth away lines. Resistance exercise - with We're Staging a Super Sew-In to Help Introduce You to Our Cool applies internal ,es;sli/nce against the lip muscles, A "Smilrft" ra" safelv reverse the aging process bV few simple exercises. mostlv in the manner of 8 smile. rejuvenating your facial muscles f,om within! Collection of Top Quality Fabrics. Available at The J. l. Hudlon Company Feel Free to Come In and Get a Good Look At Our Notions, Trims, Drugl Downtown, Northllnd. e"Ulnd and Patterns Too! gm!!i:~,:: FENLON'S FABRICS • 19023 MACK ------886-8288 9:30-5:30 Daily - Mon, & Fri. Til 9 p.m . ~_ •.....J' ...... :...... :--...... ; _ ...... ~_ __ .. ~ge Twenty.Eight G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Thursday. Jun'e 27, 1'968 Society News Gathered from A-Il--o---fthe Pointes - -_._----_ .._------.------_.__ ._-" _..- .------Couple Planning One re~son wis~o~ is so un. I A good many men of letters I cuir sau\'age leather Mrs. John Redie Zahnow common IS that It mvolves a I spend a fortune trying to get! lot of common sense. some of them back. ' :August Wedding suiter, new : Planning an Augusl 31 wed. breed of hat ... :ding in the First Methodist I Church of North Hollywood are I Linda Jean Bushnell, daughter an antiqued of George Hurd Bushnell, for. merly of Grosse Pointe, cur- r?ntly of Tarzana, Ca., and En. brown, laced sign Dennis James Mangus. son of :'tlr. and IIIrs. Edward Mangus ! of Johnstown, Pa. and piped by The brideelecl was gradu ated from California Western' grosgrain University and is teaching in the Santa Monica t-ublic School i Syslem. . .one from i Her fiance attended Pennsyl. : vania State University and is a collection ! currently s e r v in g with The 'l'nil{'d Stal{'s ~a\'\' as a heli. copter pilot in Vietnam. of leather and i trim and matching accessories. i She pinned white orrhids to her suede berets, I bag. The bridegroom's mother weekenders, profiles. wore a pink silk dress and jacket ensemble with a lace bo I,dice and matching aceessories. 17.00 i She accented her outfit with a . . corsage of white orchids. "'O~IAN FAINTS . City police escorted Gladys ; Photo by Gene Buller Roth, 2291 East Jefferson, to DEBORAH BEA SOMES. daughter of the Fred. Bon Secours Hospital, for in- erick J. Somes', Jr., of Duval road, and Mr. Zahnow, juries sustained when she fell at Yaklin's Shell Servic~, 16980 son of Mr. and Mrs. Herm.-n W. Zahnow of Rocky Kercheval. She appeared to River, 0., exchanged marriage vow.~ at 81. Michael's have fainted. Episcopal Church on Saturday, June 22. JacobsdnsIN THE VILLAGE Deborah Bea Somes OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS • Marries Mr. Zahnow Bride's Gown Trimmed With White Leee Threllded With Pale Pink Ribbon; AHendanh Dressed In Pink Frocks; Newlyweds Traveling To New York And Bermuda The new Mr. and Mrs. John Radie Zahnow are vacationing in New York and Bermuda following their .)aturday afternoon marriage, June 22, in St. Michael'S Episcopal Church, at which the Reverend Edgar Yeo. man officiated. i Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J.~ Somes Jr. of Duval road \ Somes, served as maid of honor; are th~ par~nts of the bride: assiste~ by Mrs. ~imolhy f;uller' Deborah Bea Somes. He is of. Springlake :llIch;; ant; the bndegrooms two Stster5 Mrs, I tIIe son 0f Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Lintz of Flint, and Mrs. i Herman W. Zahnow. of Ronald Archamheau of Cleve-. Rocky River, O. A reee!,; land. tion at the Grosse Pointe They wore pink sleeveless! Yaeht Club followed the silk organza frocks with white: ceremony. lace flowers defining the Em I The newlyweds after their pire waists and white lace; ". return cruise to' New York woven with while silk ribbon' aboard the S. S. Franconia" banding the hem. will make their home in Fair- Their headpieces and bou, view Park, O. quets were of white carnations: For her wedding, the bride and green ivy. selected a slee'.eless white silk Rohert Lintz acted as best organza gown with white lace man. Ush erswere: the bride's threaded with pale pink silk brother, Jon Somes; W. Bar. ribbon encircling her neck and rett Nichols of Oxford, 0.; flowing the entire length of the Patrick Reali of Pittsburgh, Pa.; dress to the whlte lace.banded James Halverson of Sun Prairie, hem. Wis.; Timothy Fuller of Spring A. This motif als() trimmed Lake' Timothy O'Connor of Fair. the three panels of her train \'iew Park;. and Th!lmas Wentz and headpiece, which held her of Rocky River. illusion veil. She carried a bo. For her daughter's wedding, quel of pale pink sweetheart !IIrs, Somes chose an ice pink. rosebuds, stephanotis and ivy. silk and wool dress and coat I The hride's sister. Jennifer uutfit with a rhinestone bulton cuir sauv21ge leathers, the rare new breed of separates with adaptable urban-suburban , I fashion instincts. Antique brown, \ • sizes 8-14. Cashmere turtleneck in \ ~ \ black, navy. beige, camel,lchlerry. sizes 36-40. A. Gored A-skirt, 26.00 Chain-fobbed ~st. 30.00 B. Slip-locked jurrper, 46.00 C. Wrap skirt. 30.00 Sweater. 20.00 .'.:';':'j;. ,. :'-.ow at Warren \, "'1'1 WA~IIIN(,T()N ~"lill VARO, 1>1'" "' • cSdsrsccrssc.srseSSSSSS7sssrr,s, '2 '5SSS7SSS. , e.r ,.'.sed<'1 5'" . s# Thursday, June 27, 1968 Page Twenty.Nine GROSSE POINTE ------~----NEWS Woman's Page • by, of and for Pointe Women ------_._-• • ------_._------~our Pointers are officers for I JR. of Bournemouth road, pres- TAG, of Radnor circle secre. A I Id b I JOHN SMITH HAMMOND, [.'Ilass, has been awarded the: ed an appointment 25 assistant rh~Bet~ Kappa at ,Wayne State I ident; DEAN WOODBURN O. tary and DR. THEODORE Mrs. Go rry 0 n 0 en urg I Ill .. formerly of Cambridge: degree of Dodor of Business IProfessor, effective July I, 1968 Umverslty. They !Delude DR. ROSS, of Kensington road his. FLEMING of Anita avenue I c,._au..r..t,. currently of Waltham, Administration. He ~a~~.accePt~.~h:.!I~!_a.:~~~i~.e.s~~chool. ~ELBOURNE G.S!.~~A~?_lorian; MRS, EDWARD J: TU. president.eiecl. ' .. ~.. ~_._._---~ -~~- -_. CLEARANCE SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES PllOto by Bransby Studio A morning wedding at Grosse Pointe Memorial Dress J:)umps, casuals. flats and sport' shoes for your Church Saturday, June 22, united CHERIE NAN KLEINSCHMIT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Kleinschmit, Jr .• of Lochmoor boulevard, and Mr. Old- summer town. travel and VacatiOR wardrobes •• .beautiful enburg, son of the Harry G. Oldenburgs of S.E. Grand Rapids. calfskins. kidskins and reptiles now art great savings. Cherie N.Kleinschmit HERBER LEVINE $28 CHARLES JOURDAN .. $24 Says Vows June 22 ANDREW GELLER $18.$20 Marries On Same Date As Bride's Parents and Bride. groom's Sister; Luncheon Follows At Kleinschmit CUSTOMCRAFT $16 Home For Immedillte Family AMALFI and HILL & DALE $14.$16 An ivory peau de soie gown fashioned in Renais. sance lines with Venetian lace trimming the neckline, sleeves, front panel and hem was selected by Cherie CARESSA and JOYCE DRESSSHOES $13 Nan Kleinschmit for her morning marriage to Garry Alan Oldenburg at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Sat- urday, June 22. ,; OLDMAINE TROTTERS, CALIFORNIA COBBLERS Matching lace also bor. \que~ of white roses and and JOYCE CASUALS .. ... $7.$8 d d h 'lk'11' babies breath . .ere er .51 I uSlon man: The Reveran,d Benjamin Tall- tJlla and fItted camelot cap. I man officiated, assisted by the She carried a colonial bou-I bridegroom's brother-in-law, the MATCH ING HAI'JDBAGS now V1 off ... . Reverand Harlan Nyhot of Will man. Minn. A luncheon for the immediate OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Camily followed the ceremony Iat the Lochmoor boulevard I home oC the bride's parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur W. Klein. Jacobsons (Continued On Page 30) JACOBSON'S SEMI-ANNUAL FOUNDATION SALE SAYINGS TO 26" ON VANITY FAIR. WARNERS. YOUTHCRAFT BRAS" 2.95 to 6.50 Reg. 4.00 to 7.50 GIRDLES, PANTIES .•• 4.95 to 13.5' Reg. 7.00 to 16.50 This is the early-summ« savings event ttlat offers you beautiful, luxury MISSES - JUNIORS - PETITES foundations j(l fashion colors. Lace and tricot bfas: sizes 32-34A, 32-388. C; AND CUSTOM* SIZES plus one 3tyle ;.- 0 and DO cups. Girdles. pantie girdles and NOW AT REDUCED PRICES pantie-slip<; in sizes S-M-L-XL. Most styles in daWfl pink. heaven blue, sunsation. Mney beige. aqua. Styles for daytime, afternoon and gala evenmgs m an out. yellow. white and black. standing selection of fabrics, patterns and colors, including Young Signature and Miss J Shop fashions' AI~o included (ire Jacobsons one-of-a-kind couture dresses from our Designer Salon' IN THE VILLAGE Jacobsons f ? $ c a Page Thirty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. June 27, 1968 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes ------_._------_. __._------_._------'------I The bride's sisler, ~lrs. Greg.! on the romantic inland Sea of Geisha Party Set at Center Japan. i ory W, :\'euml'r of Grosse, Mrs. John B. Holcomb Holcomb-Beck Rites ,Pointe, served as malron of! A special sum mer extra, wood's Jerry Hausner who wiD In his "Oriental Odyssey" Mr. honor, Donna K. Thorn and! George Pierrot.selected Grosse personally narrate two films, Hausner will show the floating "'ancy J. A\'erj' were brides'i "Japan" and his "0 r i en t a I mllrkets, temples, Buddhas, and Pointe Adventure eveninr will " . . I palaces of Bangkok, the shop. Read Last Saturday maids, : be staged at Grosse Pointe War Odyssey covermg Thailand, pers' paradise, and water pea- Hong Kong and Kowloon. pIe of Hong Kong and the Tbey wore turquoise chiffon' i ~lemorial Tuesday evening. July I 2. The gala will begin with a ., dragon boat reaces and Red Cage Gown Of White Peau D'Ange Lace Selected demi('age or\, D. Slltllel'land seated the I gu'ests. I The mother of the former \1 i's )(Iei" s('h"'it chosc an 1I,;"11~ f'rcen .~'ilkdres.~ and ('oat ('OSr'llllle. Th(' hridegroom's motiler selected a heig" Halian silk dress. Both wore corsages of white orchids. I The new Mr. and Mrs. Olden . I burg are v:;cationing in Nor- ••••••••\ •••••••••• .• .•..•••• ..t ., • \ .•• .... I them Michigan. They cbose .Iheir wedding date because the '..'..'_ . 'l;ride's parents were married I :..' - .. in I he same church on the same I .... t._ .. .' rlate 28 years before and it also I '.. ., •••I' marked tile eighth wedding , ....•• I anniversary of the bridegroom's sister and her husband. assist. I.~.... ing clergyman, The Reverand ,',': Ifarhlll Nyhof. ..• ..-''..':.f • • DESIGNER ORIGINALS GOLD ROOM • XXI CENTURY SHOP ,• --••,• ..• II EARLY SUMMER PLUS ENTIRE SPRING STOCKS .. •e• .'• Selection includes one-of-a-kind designer originals, and '. The Acrutron tuning forlc replaces the outdated balance wheel that's a choice group of day~jme and after-dark styles ••.' found in all watches. Stop by so ..; we can tell you more. Starting for the young fashion sophisticate. with the right time of day. Accu. ',. by " Iron BuloYI. From $125.00. Exceptional values for current and into.fall wear. •..• ACCUTRON' by BULOV", :.....'. V It goes hm,m.m.m. Detroit • Northland • Birmingham • GrossI Pointe • Westland ....." . \ . ...•• •••.• ..'., • 0 ..I' " • ••...• • '. 0 -: .', J'.'. 16835 Kercheval Ave. • .'0''.I •. in tll(, Village .' ,:,,:'., TU 5-1232 .....,..." : 'I I'••w.' • • ••••• , I "• "1 I I I' • •• .....• I • " ...... " " .' • ...... : .. :, • • • fI " ,.,,\., :,', . _ ~ ~~ __ • d • C •••• « • C •• d • r c r d d • C C Cd. 5 7 •• C C 2C C •• d Cd C dd C C • r Cd cr. d d d ' •• CdS 2. ' •••• 27e5 r. ••••••• dmr Lel courlesy and com m 0 n I Shifting responsibility can I An optimist has the knack of Judith Lomax Mrs, Larry Arnold Prior sense die tat I' your driving make democracy lose its bal. not wa?ting the things he knows Lynaye A. Shepherd To Be Bride habits. ance. he can t have. 0. r I ~lr. and I\hAllen Murrell Wed to La I iLomax, of Ridge road, an. rry Pr i nounced the en~agement of their • .--.------Idaughter, Judith, to Larry Jay Vacation In Nassau Follows Wedding In Woods Pres- IThomas., son of \lr. a.nd ~1rs byterian Church And Reception At Hillcrest i;~x~~t ;h;:~~, di~fne~I;:rSt~I~~ Country Club; Couple Will Live In June 21. Bethel, Alaska Miss Lomax, a member of ------. Sigma Gamma made her debut A vacation in Nassau followed the wedding of Lyn. at a dance .in the Little CI~b in a) e Ann Shepherd, daughter of the Charles R. Shep. i 19~3. She IS a gra~uate 01 the herds of Allard road, and Larry Arnold Prior, son of I UDlVerS;~Yof \h~hlgan. wh.ere Mr. and Mrs. John E. Prior of Bedford road, on Satur- i ~he af lhaled with Collegiate c I ear a n c .e day, June 22. :.,orosls. The Reverend Paul Win- 0------, \If. Thomas was graduated Miss J Shop chester officiated at the eve. I. hl'r silk illusion veil. She car. :J rom the Unil'ersity of ~exas ning services at the Grosse ried a bouquet of white butter- and attended. Harvard Busmes.s Pointe Woods Presbyterian: fly roses. white carnations wit.h I~~~~i~::~e T~~~Sa;~e~~eth~~al~~~I Spring And Summer S.hoes Church and a reception at Ian accent of blue, stephanotis d d t k ' . I , I and an iv d 0 gra ua I' 1I'0r' m SOCI0 ogy. the Hi!lcrest Country Club. y casea e, , foll;,wed. Thl' bride's cousin, Pamela An AUg.llst :n.wedding is . 1I10ncher. served as maid of, planned In Christ Church- .A SIlk organza Eo:pire gown honor, with bridesmaids Mrs.! Grosse Pointe. w~th a full chapel tram accented Gerald Pinkos, Evelyn Richards, .- .--.,,----- ..- WIth re-embroldered Alencon Mrs. Jack Kennedy and Nancy ching boll' headpieces. The lace and seed pearls was selec. Walton Oress pumps, casuals end flafs, sport snoes in all the ted by the bride. Th' h'ff . honor attendant's dress was . , . i ey wore I' 1 on over Illlen peacock and the bridesmaids' A headpIece of IJlhes.of.lhe. IA-line skimmers with salin col misty aqua. swinging new sunshine corors and classic darktones. " .now ~alle~and seed pearls secured lars and back panels, and mat. I . . ------.------..--- ... I They earned arrangements of blue daisies, white carnations and ivy. The maid of honor's ofsoving5, in time for vacation and travel wordrobes. bouquet was also accented with Sterling Silver stephanotis. Thomas Genaw of St: Clair SAVE • LUNT served as best man, assisted by • AL'f'IN James Rokos of Traverse City. The daughter of the Charles R. Shephe;ds of • TOWLE . Larry Thornton and Jack AI'I Allard road, LYNA YE ANN, exchanged marriage vows • GORHAM massian, bolh of Big Rapids, I and the bridegroom's brother with Mr. Prior, son of the John E. Priors of Bedford • WALLACE Jacohsons 150;0 • HEIRLOOM Richard Prior. road, on Saturday, June 22, at Grosse Pointe Woods IN THE VILLAGE EVERYDAY DISCOUNTS • INTERNATIONAL 1111'S.ShePher..d chose a floor I Presbyterian Church. ON THESE FAMOUS • REED & BARTON length pink crepe gown accent. . ------BRAND~ I'd with two cymbdium orchids. The bridegroom's mother wore t OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINCS ALL GOLD Ia nile green chiffon over lace I ensemble and pinned two cym. PINKY I bidium orchids to her purse. ! RINGS The new II1r. and 1I1rs. Prior ~ will make their home in Bethel $6°0 IAlaska. whue he is stationed From ;;'J)' with the U.S. Public Health Sell'ice. I DIAMONDS. WATCHES. BliTHSTONE RINGS ALICE KENNEDY. whose OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARE father. Lawrence F. Kennt!dy, ALWAYS THE LOWEST is Assistaat Superintendent in the Grosse Pointe School sys. tern and CONRAD JOHNSON. whose mother. MRS, CHARLES Vogue JEWELERS JOHNSON, is a teacher at Maire School. have been awarded en- graved Thesaurus dictionaries 7 Mil.. ne., Mlek A.... by the Grosse Pointe Faculty OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Wives Club. The honor is given 22377 MOROSS ROA.D TU 4-2585 yearly to Grosse Pointe faculty members' children for scholar. ship achievement. Miss J gathers cotton clan plaids to change the summer tempo .•. one great tartan joined with soft white shirts gives her lots of very-now ways to look. She"s sweet in a ruffled dress, sleek in the jacket and pant or Thirties-chic in a swaggery vest and fl!p pleats. The plaids and airy leno shirts are crisp all-cotton in sizes 5-13. A. Dress with wide-belted dirndl skirt and ruffled leno bodice. 21.00 B. Three-button jacket, 19.00 Pant With leather belt. 14.00 C, Red cotton suede vest with v-neck, 16.00 Pleated skirt, 12.00 Shirt 'n tie With deep collar, 10,00 Jacobsons ~J~ 16822 Kercheval IN THE VILLAGE cJpen Mon., Thun, & Fri. eve. 'til 9;0(1 Thursday, June 27, 1968 Page Thirty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS • • • by, of and for Pointe Women . I the area but could not locate a I . City pelice received an aoony- on Cadieux, was bothering car fitting that rescription. ! I' '----- Attend Girls' State at V.jlf Toastmistre5S Club Holds II M P ~M' hiD G' k mous call on Tuesday, May 21, \ young children in the area. The Annual Meeting And Picnic, rs au l Ie ae e nee ! saying that a white. eld~rly \ caller said the man was driving The goiug is always best when male, who was traveling south, a pink Dodge. Police patrolled you stay on the level. __ ' Christina Pittell, Patricia Chris was selected by Grosse : i I Thomson and Denise Aluzzo I Pointe High School and is' the Members of Mid-Century Toast- i . left June 16 for the campus of I representative from Grosse mistress Club held their annual i Ule University of Michigan, Pointe Unit No. 303 or the meeting and picnic luncheon. Ann Arbor, to join 462 High American Legion Auxiliary. Tuesday, June 18, at the home' School Juniors who af.tended while Pat Thompson, who is also of Mrs, Lillian Nolan. south \~ HELPUS;E:EBRATE--' the twenty-eighth annual Amer. from Grosse Pointe Hi g b Edgewood drive. , iean Legion Auxiliary, where I School, and Denise Aluzzo from Following the business meet- : ! the girls duplicated city. county Lakeview High School, are the ing, Mrs, John Ralston of the and state governments in a' representatives fro m the Redford Club,' who' is. immedi- : OUR demonstration of democratic: Juniors of Grosse Pointe Unit ate past chairman of Council i principles at a seven-day gath.' No. 303 of The American Legion No. 4 International Toastmis- 'ering which closed June 23. 'Auxiliary. i tress Clubs, installed the oUi- Following their session, two 'cers for the 1968-1969 term. girls will be selected to repre- Folks are demanding more New officers arc Mrs, Thum- ~ent Michigan at Girls. Nati.on and more horse-power when as Bleet of Harper Woods, pres- anniversary ~eld at Georgetown Unlverslty what we need is more will. ident. Mrs. Paul Limbaek of in Washington, D. C. power. East' Detroit, vice-president; _____ --_.--- _._.._-=:.==== Mrs, Clyde Sutton, of Brys. drive, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Brush. Of Rivard' boulevard, corresponding secre-. Get a "Front Seat" for tary; Mrs, Wm. G, Self, of: .. Berkshire road, treasurer; ~rrs.: Carl Nolte, of Clairview road,: the Fireworks club representative', and Mrs_ i • George Wellman of Colonial i then sail away court, alternate representative. I : The "Toastmistress of th,~' on a BOB-LO MOONLIGHT Year" award was presented to Stop in this Thursday, Mrs. Limback, who had earlier Bob-Lo brings you a bargain double-header for in the year won the club's "Woman of Influence" award. the Freedom Festival Monday, July 1. You board June The Mid.Century Club will 27th the boat beginning at 7:30-you have a front seat resume its rr.eetings on Tues. for the fireworks - and then you're off on a re- day, September 17 in the Can. non Recreation Center, Detroit. , , • SAY HELLO, ENJOY A CUP OF DEliCIOUS PUNCH AND freshing Moonlight cruise ar.d it's only $2.50. Get For information call 778-4899 your tickets in advance at Bob-Lo ticket office, or LA 6-8941. I A PIECE OF CAKE WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS ... Pholo by Bransby Studio6 foot of Woodward. Sales limited. Hurry! Hurry! Profits are sometimes shaved I KATHLEEN SALLY DAVIS, daughter of Mr. and luncheon I a.m. to p.rTJ, Tea 2:30 to 5:00 Dinner 5 :00 to B:00 when income taxes are filed. Mrs. Stauley D. Davis of Moran road, became the bride 1 2 :30 of Mr. DeGrieck, son of the Paul H, DeGriecks of North Renaud road, in a morning ceremony at, Our VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION Lady Star of theSea Church on Saturday, June 15. VillGfll! Village manor .A{anor 1 685 !liT.CUIA 685 ST. CLAIR 1 GlOSS t:. POI Pll'T£ SUMMER Kathleen Sally Davis MK'HICAN' TU. 1'1110 GROSSE POINTE SAVINGS! .I~ Richard and Florence Lehman ~~ .....--.~ _.~_,..at ~ for your Married on June 15 Judith Davis Serves As Sister's Maid Of Honor Wear------_._------ing Apricot Chiffon Cage Dress; Wedding In HOME Our lady Star Of The Sea Church i At a morning ceremony on Saturday, June 15, at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, Kathleen Sally Davis, NORMAN ,c:J.ine:J.urniture daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Davis of Moran road, became the wife of Paul Michael DeGrieck, son 18332 MACK AVE, AT MORAN 884-1888 GROSSE POINTE FARMS of the Paul H. DeGriecks of North Renaud road. Father George J. Schrau-'t ~ce:s Of:~~ate~h:t ':fe~~~~vd i Pointers Serve OF THINKING. • • • • • • • • Cha:les W. Sandrock, the IAs Volunteers DaVIS' pastor of St. Paul, Evangelical Church, parti- The Board of Management I cinated. of the Downtown Branch of I :Following a reception at the the Metropolitan Detroit YWCA I Hillcrest Country C!ub, .the cou- i held its annual dinner meeting pic Icft for a vacatIOn In Penn. I at the Village Manor on Tues- sylvan~a. They. will make _their, day, June 18. D home 10 Detroit upon theIr reo I Among the Pointers who give turn. . 'volunteer service to this wo- . The bride sel~eted a whIte men's erganization arc: Mrs. • Silk ?rganza. EmpIre styled g~wn Fred Adams, of Rivard boule. A Prestige Home For The Present- MOVE? Sometimes you'd move to the ends of the ;ashlOned WIth a scoop neckIIn.e. vard, member of the National o~~ sleeves. and a court. tram Board of the YWCA; Mrs, Le- A Heritage For The Fuh,Jre ... earth to get some privacy. But moving means packing tnmm':!d wlt.h reelllbrOldered land Carter, of Middlesex road. ; Alencon applIques, . '''('mber 0' tile Executive and and crating and rearranging. Getting the kids into (I Her full. length l'el1 fell from Nominating Com mittees Ilnd Lakefront property is one of the few forms of investment that will outlast the new school. Hanging pictures. New drapes. A lot of a double tia~a crown. of crystal recipient of an award for re- ravishes of time. When it has outlived its usefulness and desir:>bilily for home and .pearl WIth lace Insets. S~e cruiting the most members purposes, it usually becomes more valuable for a "Higher' and Belter" use. money. A hessl., FORGET IT! earned an ,arrangement of white during the 1968 Membership This French Normandy type home was designed and built by Hugh Keyes in the roses, white a~d co:al ba?y drive; Mrs, Frank Lister. of b rea t h and IVY wlth satm Lorraine avenue third vicc- late 20's, when cost was of little or no consideration. It. is of stone, concrete and 1 ,strea"!ers. . chairman of the' Board; Mrs. steel construction and was obviously built for the ages. Needless to say it is in .. lud,lth D.al'ls served as. her Rohert Prince, of Bishop road, perfect physical and decorative condition, dnd has all the facilities alld accommo. sister s maId of honor. Brides- secretary of Relil(iolls Hesources dations required for luxury executive living, maids were .Pamela and D~bo- Committee; and )trs. S. G. rah . DaVIS. sls~ers of the br~de. Thorn, formerly of Fisher road. : MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU? REMODEL 'Ianlyn DeGneck. the bride- chairman of the Board groom's sister, Barbara Prokus Anyone who could 'like to and Janet Klebba: . .' serve as a volunteer at the An attractive brochure with photographs, floor plalls, ond ot/ler CUSTOMCRAFT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY , They wore aprlcot s,lk chlf- Downlown Branch of the YWCA information, has been prepared 011 this offering and is available for SHOWS YOU THE WAY. (IT'S EASY-AND OH! ?n cage dresses an~l head. should call 961-9220. ! pIeces of petal loops With flow. your examination. THE MONEY YOU SAVE) i er trim holding their short bouf- ROBERT F. WEI3ER, of Lake Ifant veils. Shore road, treasurer of Ki. The maid of honor carried wanis International. will play a a colonial bouquct of coral roses vital role in the direction of the • • • and miniature canlations with Fifty-third Annual Convention GROSSE POINTE _ (~~\ ivv and the bridesmaids car. of Kiwanis International in To- 3 OFFICES - .. rier! arrangements of tangerine c C. PLANS IT: We'll plan the whole project and design ronto. Ontario, June 30-July 3 carnations with ivy streamers. He is one of the twenty mem- _ .....~ ,-'....;J'!_,-.J~.,::;;..,.. it for you. We'll supply written specifications in advance : The br;degroom chosp :'Iieho. bers of the Kiwanis Board of ~;. $ 'J\~.illllu... . d:...... I-. 1.0. _ -down to the last nail. You'll know exactly what the i las Fontana as his best man. Trustees .who head the admin- : Thr groomsmen were Jerry De- 82 KERCHEVAL-"ON THE HILL" I finished job will look like. istration and community serv . (;ripck. his hrother: Benson ice work of the international C C TELLS YOU EXACT COST-I N ADVANCE: The price ! Davis. uncle of the bride: Dan. service organization. TU 4-0600 \rl Aitken: John Lauri and is always right-and exact, complete, firm-based on draw- MEM3ERS OF THE D£TRCIT AND GROSSE POINTE REAL £STATE aOARDs •Timothy KaczlI'ara. Any man having money to ings and specifications. It's guaranteed not to change. I 'Ir.~ Dal.is wore a turquoisc burn usually meets his match. ------worsted silk drcss and ('oat en------" _." I C C. HELPS YOU GET FINANCING: We'll help you get ~emble and ~!rs. P. II. DI'Gril'ck Live where the fun i, four ,eason, long. I bedroom executive financing at" lowest I)ossible current interest rates. You'll : chosl' a matching dll'SS and ("oal "Dorlments presently available from $170 monthly Each over know what your payments are in advance.. 'costume of ice hlue worsted ~ilk. Bot!, pinned c~'mbidiun1 or. 750 square feel with lakeview potio or balcony, Wa:l-to-wall C. C. SUPPLIES PEACE OF MIND: We'!1 tell you before ,("hids on their purses. S'earJWound carpeting. Air Conditioning .• apr,tionce equipped kitchen. we start exaClly when 'your job will be finished so you can Private swimming, skating, boot docking. Exclusive plan 10 enjoy it. How good is the work;> So good we waterfront clubhouse Model apartments "pen 12 noon guarantee it with two-year free warranty service on labor ~e8orf .£ivi1l!J to 7 pm doily and S'lnday. Phone: 79! .2840 ilnd r'latenals-in writing' Lightweight Want to talk about it) We'll be delighted to n:eet with y()U, discuss f,ow to transform your house into a dream Uom(ort home There's no obi igation, of course But at least you'll know how things COULD be. Call anytime. Like Right Now! Now, we have combined Ihe resUul RIPPLE. sole with a slyl'sh wedge heel. This ligh!, comfortable shoe has a f,rm arcil.support. Available in laupe, cllcket BUILDING & REMODELING CONTRACTORS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL green, or ivory, $21.95 .'lll<~I~ SHOE COMPANV 33 Easl ~dJms 25 Mlnules Irom Downtown, fOld ExpresSWlIY, Easl on Metropolitan Parkway. 1M tiYlfnois mol Kelly Rd, I-I0MER WARln~N &. C9MPANY 23S Pierce, BirmllllhJm Righton Crocker.Righton Jefferson10 Harbor ClubApartments, DIME 8UllDING • DETROIT, MICHr~A/l • WOOOWARD 1,0321 \' •• d' c'. C 0' •• c • c'••• g • s • ee • • • 7 a a c • c •• a .7 ca. sse r S 7 S • r s • d 'ssrEas ,ccrSESSS sa 5 dr? .r••Sdddrt1 • d'''' Thursday, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty-Three Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women Lydia Leacock Wed' Mrs, Richard K, Hummel Miss Styles Wed On Friday, June 21 Jamt:s Robertson, brothel' of the Isilk linen ensemble. Both pi/!. Bride's Uncle Officiates; Reception In Embassy Hall; bridegroom. ,ned white orchids to their pur. InGarden Ceremony Mothers ()f Newlyweds Wore Blue and Pink ~Irs. Styles wore a blue silk Ises , linen outfit and the mother 01 The newlyweds will make Wedding And Reception Held At- Home Of Bride's Silk Linen Dresses the bridegroom chose a pink their home in Detroit. Sister And Brother-in-Law; John Hummel An ivory Empire peau .de soie gown with a chapel ------Serves As Brother's Best Man train and a bodice accented with re.embroidered Alen- can lace and seed pearls was selected by Mary Michael p------,~----, START SUMMER OFF RIGHT Lydia Irene Leacock and Richard Kermit Hummel Styles for her marriage to Kenneth David Robertson lnt'ss nancy's ala;" 'J'esse,'s \\:'ere united in marriage in the garden of the bride's Friday evening, June 21. 0------.- -- CTl4 .." a1 SIster and brother's.in-Iaw home, Mr. and Mrs. David Guests were received at Joan Robertson, sister of the We Have Clairo/'s Custom Cure Conditioner Dejohn of Northville, in the afternoon of Saturday, the Embassy Hall following I brid~groom; Pa.tricia S~)'le~ I "'Bll MACKAVE.• 881,0761 • GROSSEPOINTE WOODS June 22. the services in 81. Clare de I. COUSin of th~ bnde;. Chan Mil. Open Mon,.Sot. 8 o,m. to 4 p.m. • Mon.-Thurs.-Fri. 'tit 9 p.m, The Reverend Rob e r t$------Montefalco Church over leI'; Ca.therl~e DImond; and _ . ,. flower gift Michele Lyons, cou. Eddy officia~ed at the cere. !Leacock of University place whIch The Reverend J~mes sin of the bride. many, She IS the daughter Iand. the bridegroom is the R- 1\1 u r p h V, the brIde's 'THE PUPS of Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. .[-~~~3~.=: uncle, officia'ted. I They wore ivory silk ilnen. The bride is the daughter of Empire dresses. The honor at. 1 ARE HER E Mr~. Leo T. Styles of Park: tendant carri~d a red cabb~ge I Lane, and the late Mr. Styles. ros~, the bndesmalds' earned CHAMPION STOCK 'rhe bride's uncle Charles Klin- a smgle long stem rose and the BOXER PUPS AROUND THE WORLD gel', gave her a~ay. flower girl held a basket of red Mr. Robertson is the son of rose petals. I 15616 HARPER ! Mr. and Mrs. David B. Robert- son of Harper Woods. Charl~s Stone ser~e~ as best I west of Berk.hire IN 85 DAYS A bonnet mantilla of matching man, With ushe~s Wllha~ Rob. All Breeds Gloomed DETROIT 48224 Alencon lace and seed pearls eatson, .the bridegroom s . bro. I Coli for Appointment was worn by the former Miss ther; ~Ichae! .Styles, COUSIn of 882 5512 Complete Pet Space still available on Stytes and she carried a bou. the bride; DaVId Luk.e; Thomas - Supplies and Accessories the S.S. Rotterdam quet of red roses. Van Houtl1e; and ring bearer I .: Mrs. Charles Stone was mat. ron of honor with bridesmaids *From $3,365 LYNN FIT Z G I B B 0 NS, '* All First Class daughter of MR. and MRS. iJEROME FITZGIBnONS, of '* No Tipping :Cadieux road, recently received Photo by Gene Buller her degree in Liberal arts from '* From New York, Jan. 18, 1969 LYDiA mE~E LEACOCK, daughter of Dr. and Wayne State University. She Mrs. Robe~ t C. T,eacoc}; of University place, and Mr. wiI teach in the Grosse Pointe * From Port Everglades, Jan. 20, 1969 School System This Fall. Yes ... Two reasons Hummel, son of i,lr. and Mrs. Kermit Hummel of East . .. . IWO••• This is tlte famou~ trip that usually sells out early Lansing, exchanged marriage vows in the garden of MR. and MRS. JOSEPH P. to enroll at Sibyl in the fall. the DeJohn l1o:-.:e, sister and brother-in-law of the KEANE, of McKinley avenue. bride, on Saturday, .June 22. Closing for Vacation Want to get away from it aD7// July 1st through July 15th WATCH 101- WAff FOR - OUR Here's a dramatic suggestion. AUGUST FURNITURE Photo by Eddie)teGralh, Jr. St. Clare de I1;o;1tefalco Church was the setting for the mar;'iare of i a: y Michael Styles, daughter of SALE Mrs. Leo T. ':tdes of i'ari, lane, and the late 1\'11'. Styles, and Mr. Robeltsoll, SO,I of C1e David B. Robertsons of Harper Woods on Frida:i, June 21. THE STRATFORD HOLIDAYPLAN . '..: ",. ;- A visit to the Stratford Theatre Festival Theatre illovie-Roc ks Festival is a dramatic holiday in Sha):espearll's Romeo and ;Juliet with THIS MACNIFICENT ELIZABETHAN RESIDENCE more ways than one. Plan now to Louis.> Marleau, Christopher Walken In Full Sluing and Leo eiecri. Directed by Douglas take a refreshing drive through Campbell, OpeningJune 10 ~outhwestern Ontario. Unwind, Grosse Pointc War lIfcmori Moliire's Tartulfe with William Hutt. ai's Youth Council is in full relax and steep yourself in the Directed by Jean Gascon, Opening :swing with its summcr pro. quiet, pretty town of Stratford. June 11 i gram of l\Ionday night movie. Stroll through the parks on a Shakespeare's A ~fidsummer Night's i rocks for teens. On Monday, the Festival Theatre's unique ~ummer's aftel'l1oon. Feed the Dream with Douglas Rain and l\Iartha ;July 1, from 7:30-11 :30 the open stage, where great actors Henry, Directcd by John Hirsch, Opiln- :film "Cat Balou" will be shown graceful ~wans in thegentle River ing June J~ :in air.conditioned Fries Audi. and actresses bring to life the A\'011. Slough off the tensions, for- torium followed b~' an infor- swaggering Shakespearean age Duma.~' The Three Muskeleers, with mal rock 'n roll dance in the get the humdrum-at Stratford. and make it meaningful for the Douglas Rain. Adapted by Peter Raby, Directed by John Hirsch, Opening ballroom to the music of the contemporary audience. Visit the "Present Tense". ". ~~. July22 /"i-~~~ Avon Theatre and enjoy more t).;cupies Spacious, Beautifully Landscaped Grounds, "Von Ryan's Express" witb modern plays and opera. Music- Avon Theatre ...... DrpcfitfP r n".,tin., in ':-"OCOl"f! Pointe FarnlS. r-~~j,1r~ .~~' Rossini's Cinderl'lIa (La CeDl'rcntola) Frank Sinatra will be the movie lovers can enjoy a full season of lhrillcr on Monday, July 8. The , -"Q.l{~ with P:ltricia Kern, Directed by Douglas c.>.~~,~.: ~ ~.."I• It.,~ concerts by famous l1111sicians Campbell, Music direcll!d by Lawrence .. " II large house. The second floor contains 5 large main Bedrooms with Dressing picture will be followed hy a 0'.,~,: S,l'lith,Opening .July6 Room and 4 Bathruoms; atso a servant's wing with 3 Bedroom,S ~,nd ~~,throom .over dance to the cool music of ~I and orchestra~. the 4.car garage. First floor rooms mclude a Lmng Room IB 10 x32 B ), a Dmmg ~.,..' ,0 "The Sounds of Night". Stratford's box oflice and ac- The RO)'111 Winnipl'g lIalll't. Arlislic Room (16'x19') and a Library (13'3"x14'3"). Thc panelled Entrance Hall is 10'x29'6" f::;''7~~'~ S- Dirl'elor: Arnold Spohr, Ope1\ing.July !l plus the Stairway Alcove. There is a larr;c Recreation ~oom in the base.uenl with Admission to the mo\'ie-rock -.=~: "-['~'" .... :/ commodation staff will help you fireplace and Lavatory. Solid brick. Built to endure. DeSigned and supervIsed by an with all your plans. Come to Chekhov's Thl' Sellgull with Denise outstanding architect. You'll enjoy going through this lovely place and we'd be covel's both show Page Thirt~our GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1968 Woman's Page • • • by, of and for Pointe Women ------~----- It's always easier lo bear all There seems to be an over dd Manhattenville Graduates Honored At Picnic Supper the misfortunes of (jur neighbors: production of almost every com- M. EM. d The Manhatlanville Club of I 1Iianhatlanville is associated lh~~n~_o~~r ~vn. : modity except good will. I 155 lei Mrs, Kenneth E. Rowe Y a r r Delroit recently had a Picnie I with the two Convents of the :Supper in the Bloomfield HiUs Sacred Heart, located in Grosse I residence of Mrs. Cyril De Pointe and Bloomfield Hills. 'In Memorial Church I IMeulemeester, honoring Mary, b b t 't TlDle may e money u I Ii J aile Carroll, Dolora Ryan an d , ' . Crepe Gown With Lace Accents Selected By Bride: ! Barbara St. Thomas" graduates takes work to cash ID on It, Luncheon In Village Manor Follows of Manhattanville College, Pur. . . chase ....N. Y., who live in...thiS pesslm. 15m has always beeD.. a Services On June 22 vicinity. I destroyer-never a producer. .._-----~_._---,--- _ Ir .------.------ A luncheon in the Village Manor followed the wed. I I ding of Marilyn Joyce Eddy and Kenneth Eugene Rowe ! i Saturday afternoon, June 22, at Grosse Pointe Memorial i Church, over which The Reverend Bertrand deHeus 8he 8Un1'n'ler Cut Atwood officiated. ,------She is the daughter of: M.ich., upon their return from a ! Mr. and Mrs. Raymond: trip in lolorlhern Michigan. , 8/10rt & Curly William Eddy of Pember-lOut: of, - lown guests i~clll~ed ton road. The bridegroom is I the bflde s brother and hiS Wife. : h d: Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Eddy of The easy care.easy going hair style that . t e son of Mr. an Mrs.: Lewisburg, Pa. the staff at Dantes can personalize just : Robert Rowe of Midland, i - _ jor you. 'Mich. : A crepe gown with lace i August Bride bodice, sleeves and matching headpiece holding her silk iIlu. Dante Coiffures sian veil, was chosen by the hride. 19839 MACK AVE. 886.3088 She carried a bouquet of stephanotis. phalaenopsis or. chids and ivy. , Vellow appliqueJ linen dresses i .were worn by maid of honor I IMarcia Hubbard and brides.! We've Got The maid Carol Cooper. They car- i I ried colonial bouquets of yellow: II and white daisies with ivy. . Right Touch at MLS! Phillip Leigeb of Midland Photo by EcIdle McGrath, Jr. served as best man. Ushers services at Grosse Pointe were: Dale First of Midland; Memorial Church united MARILYN JOYCE EDDY, I Rex Rowe, brother of the bride daughter of the Raymond William Eddys of Pemberton groom; and Tom Eddy, (win road, and Mr. Rowe, son of the Robert Rowes of Mid. brother of the bride. land, Mich., on Saturday, June 22. Mrs. Eddy wore an aqua sllk shantung costume accented with a corsage of pink and white Gary Grenzke Takes Bride cymbidium orchids. The bride- groom's mother selected a beige Linnoah Edith 'diles, daughter I ported silk with tiny jeweled Halian knit oulfit. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.: but ton s for her daughtP.r's The new Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Photo by Bransby St'-,dio Miles. of Colonial Courl South, I' wed din g and tl1e reception will make their home in Averill, Mrs. Alice Dearborn Brown, became the bride of Gary R(lger at The Grosse Pointe Yacht ------~--. -7---;-- of Fairholm road, is announcing Grcnzke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Club. She wore a matching or. the engagement of her daughter George Grenzke, of Woodland ganza bow in her hair and LINDA BETH, lo Edward Shores drive, on June 21, in pinned yellow and citron cym. Lewis Sampson, son of Mr. The Grosse Pointe CODgrega. bidium orchids to her silk ,and Mrs. Frederick Noahs, tional Church, in an 8 o'clock handbag. of Carthage, N. Y. I candlelight ceremony, The motber of the bridegroom The bride.elecl, who is also' For her wedding the bride selected a pink silk and organza. ! the daughler of William J. selected an Empire gown of dress and wore matching flow. The wise home buyer and the wise home seller Brown, of Detroit, was gradu. white silk organza with a por. ers in her hair. She pinned pink aled from Grosse Pointe High trait neckJiue. The shorl sleeves cymbidium orchids to ber hand. need the expert services of a career realtor, one School and is currently attend. of the gO,wn and the chapel bag. who knows everl phase of the real estate pro- jng Olivl't College. (rain were t rim me d with When the couple left for a fession and whose total experience is used in every lIer fiance was graduated Venel!an la~e. and edged with vacation in Bermuda. the new from Dean Junior College ir. Venetla~ d~lsle.s. He~ shoulder Mrs. Grenzke wore a navy bl.ue exchange of property. 'Mass .• and Olil'et College. leng.th silk IlIusI?n veil fell from coat and d:ess ensem~le wltb For the right touch of experience and integrity . A . . I a DlOr bow of SIlk organza. She red and while accessorIes. August 24 weddmg IS pan- 'carried a colonial bouquet of Out. of . town guests included; contact a realtor right away. ned. stephanotis, white roses and Mr. and Mrs. Fred R John S. Goodman REALTOR FIRST OFFERING A BETTER WAY RECAUSE IT WASHES YOU WITH WARM WELL LOCATED CENTER HALL COLONIAL WATER ••• DRIES YOU WITH WARM AIR Now the entire family can enjoy this modern, per- sonal health and cleanliness convenience. Cleans as Conveniently located between Kercheval and St. Paul, this center hall only water washing cal1. As necessary as the shower colonral is most attractively decorated and has been well maintained ever or lavatory. since its CO'1struction in 1941. • Makes tis Own wlrm Wiler • Makes unsanitary toilel Pljlt' u nnetessa ry The first floor contains a living r00m, formal dining room, library, cheer. • feninine tl~lnline$$ SImple, 'as! • JusllOlJth Ihe swilch Neff Road ful kitchen with breakfast area, a powder room and screened porch overlook. • So taly a ttl~d can operlll It • "vaillble in sundard colors ing the well.l;mdscaped yard. • Take ilwitt, YOIIwhe~ YOlJmove 4 bedroom comfortable home for large family. 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Burma Purdy Rulh Vagt RMCC our 27th year in r.rossp Pointe ISTRIBUTeRS 341 FISHER ROAD 74 Kercheval On-the-Hill TUxedo 5-4100 GROSSE POINTE,MICH. 48230 93 Kercheval 886.3060 Phone 882.5710 Thursday, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty Five SAFETY MEASURES ALL IS LOST I L. r L R f Ithree double plays to achieve I ers 6.1. Matt Pierce and Bob' combined to hurl a no.hit ball at i cl)lunlll. The Phillies won a tight Wherever highway laws are The kind oC success that turns Itt e eag ue esu ts good defensive work Kaiser shared the mound dulies the Tigers to (jefeat them 16.0. 'ballgame from,.,.*e Braves on enforced deaths decrease - in. a man's head leaves him facing The Athletics picked up two and Drew Brophy picked up two The defensive playing of Rick N iio '~l 'ajon sist on strict enforcement. in the wrong direction, FARMS Some of the outstanding runs in the last inning to squeeze hits. !\lark Wickard socked out FabbrI, Dave Shulte, and Mark an. ------.------.------Over the years the Farms games were as follows: past the Senators 3-2. Ed \Valko a run scoring double for the Bissinger assisted in saving the Standings LitUe Lea g u e has produced Columbus 15, Albany 7-Dan went the distance and s.truck out Dodgers. no.hitter. Pete Belanger came I W. L. Pct. , some fast, exciting baseball, Couvreur pitched and batted 12 bat.ter.s. Chuck Martm scored . I Iup with three hits and Bill PhlIlies 15 1 .931 ,": but none so frantic as the sec. Columbus to victory, as he hit the WIl1?111g run. B0b Bever, the I American StandmgsAs~latioll Moors Crocker had. two. . I. CBravesd 1111 5 .688.688 ond rou:d t~n th~ ~~~ors thi~ his seco~~u grant slfm r. ~h~ ~:~t~~C:~n~u~~~~~~r~~~/~r:~ ; W L Pct, .The Jndl~ns ~'~re. up7~It~ a C~~ss 10 6 .625 season. teen a e ,oun season. I Ga C a so rIp e h'ts ; Omaha 8 3 .727 WIDover t e t ehes '. ay Reds 8 Ii .500 , .;Qetr.ws~,. the standing looked like this: for the winners I . I St. Paul 8 3 .727 Henderson was the winning PI te 5 11 .312 '. aDd £ntertaininltlt Centr . W I, Rochester 7, "Richmond 0 - b' The. Or~~~s ca~e gP ~~th t\O I' Dallas 8 4 .636 pitcher and had a. hit. Paul D~ge:S 2 14 .125 f,' f:"., Giants 5 2 Jim Morgan and Phil Hendrie :g W.IDSthIS ~e\, Irs ..l~u . Denver 6 5 .545 L'Heureux went three for three Giants 2 14 125 Tigers 5 2 of Rochester each pitched three s uggmg .e an ecs l9 . on Indianapolis 6 5 .545 and Chip Little and Steve Ru. • i Visit the liveliest ploce in tOWII! Yankees 5 Z innings and allowed only one WOIC~O rl~: grafd ~a::; ~omer I Charleston 5 6 .455 dolph had extra hase hits. the three-hit pitching of Dave Red Sox 4 3 hit, striking out 1.8 Richmond over e e. cen er e e~ce Minneapolis 5 6 .455 Som-: swill base running by Thieman, who bested losing Indians 3 4 batters. Chick Taylor }Jomered T~m StefanI sm~shed out tree Wichita 5? .417 John Cochell and Tom Swine pitcher Mike Onofrey who also ," (JJMtk~ PhilUes 3 4 for the winners hIts, Dav Verslcal and Steve Houston 4 8 .333 ford swept the Orioles past the pitched a strong game. Ken 1m1~: I Reds 2 5 Rochester 4, 'Syracuse 3-10 AAlhmanh y8dthw.ohits , and edGreg Louisville 4 8 .273 Athletics 6.4. Greg Holland was Sorge laos had three hits for the ~~f.Dance high above the cUr Pirates 1 6 what was probably the best ee ahd a I ant d sc or a 'u I h . k d Ph'lI" Oth h'lt r were UI Playoffs to determine the 2nd I d f th f th run Greg Holland pitched the Omaha and St. Paul are sh Itough in the clutch as epIc e! lIes. . er . I eSt t I I V at The Top of The Ponchar. round winners will be held as p aye game 0 e year or I.' Ori~les to a victory over the deadlocked for firs~ place in the up the win, and Tom SleC~ni Harry Albright, ~Ick Capo os 0, I follows: June ]9, Wednesday, Class C League. Pitcher Jim Senators 4.2 and picked up two American AssociatIon League. c?me up WIth the run scormg . and Kerry 1 S<>r",eloo~. T?ere I ;: train, in Detroit's tinest fun I i fi spot, Giants v. Tigers, Kerby Field ~~~~;no~:~:, ~~ i~eftl~~f t:rp~ hits. Greg Ahee singled and I Tom Ryan pitched a four.hit- hits. I ~v~re Isever~. ~\~a~d~~s fl;~~ I Swinging music. Sup e r b 6 p.m. ling for the winners. Phil Hen. double and had an RBI. and ter for Omaha as they beat. The Tigers buried the Sena.. ~;ilteaY~n {heir win~ing ~treak I r; June 22, Saturday, Winner oC drie also tripled and doubled Don W.olc~ko'striple knocked in . Charleston 9.2. Ralph C.ross ~e~t I tors ~25. Jim Tomlinson had to 1~ ~nra row by beating the I, iJ drinks. Delicious food. And Giants v. Tigers v. Yankees, for the winners. . thes wll1l11ngrun. 'three for four and Tim GIllie two .hlts and made ~ good de- Gianl~ 9.2. Kerry Sorgeloos l a breath.tQking view, Kerby Field 1:30. .. Rochester. 12, M ~ami • :- j National Majors went two for three. • fenslve play for the fmal out of pitched for the win. BOD Haight '>:.: " Some oC the exciting games! Pitchers PhIl HendrIe and ChIC Standings i Dallas defeated Denver ~.3 1D lhe ballgame. John We~tphal and Rick Capotosto each drove " Dance able rhythms by went as follows: ! Taylor combined for a win. W L Pet. Ia game closely pla~ed. until t.he went two for th~ee IIIch.:dmg a in two runs. Jim Simon and Reds 5, In.dians 0 - Nor!!! over Miami, while Phil Hendrie Phillies 13 1 .928 top of the fourth mnmg. ~Ith homerun and Billy Ford went Gary Montmorency each hit Thompson. pItched a one - h~t got three for three. Mike Lizza Braves 11 3 .786 bases loaded.. Harry SmIth, two for two. I safely. Kerry Sorgeloos also hit d Lloyd Lindroth Shhutout, and dStur/camblmett tIt alS(l homered with two on for Cards 9 5 .643 Dallas' first baseman c~me The Senators bounced back to I a homerun and a single. a omerun an a.ou e Cor t e the winners, Cubs 9 5 .643 (hrough with a grand s am upset the Yankees 63. Bob Hospitality by Chuck Muer . winners. John Wilson thalso codn. Albany 19, BuUalo 2-Brlan Red Legs 7 7 .500 homer. Witll a four rur le~dil~~ Beyer was ihe winning pitcher I The Cubs went past the tributed a double C?r e Re s. !\Iurray won his seventh ~ame Pirates 4 10 .286 Dallas pitcher, Ange 0 0 IZZI and socked a homer to aid his Braws 4.1 as Matt Pierce and Phone for reserv-ations, I .Y~nkee~ 7, Philli.es 3--Lusty of the seas~n, as Craig ~iggins Dodgers 2 B .143 finished the game. own cause. . , . Bob Kaiser pitched. Kaiser a!~o hJltmg featured thIS game as got two hlb; for the wmners. Giants 1 13 .071 In a well.played game by the The Cront runl1ll'g Phllhes re'l had two hits and Bob Barbaglla Steve. Solomon and Tom ~u!ler Jim H?s~i ho.mered fo~ the 105. With three big victories this; entire team, Wichita went past mained hot this \~eek and chalk I came up with a double. comblDed to hold off the Phl!l1es. ers. drIVIng In both hIS teams week. the Phillies have main. Louisville 16.3. mamed hot thIS ~eek a~d I The game featured three trJ~les runs. . . tained the National League's Steve Arthur pj,ckeu up .the chalked up two more 10 the WID (Continued on P'.tge 37) by Purdy, Boyd and ParadIse. BuCralo 8. RIchmond 2-T.m lead The Phillies opened the victory as Houston upset Wlch ----.-- .... ----.--- .------.....--.-.--- Ind~ans 6. Ti~ers. 3 - John Murtaugh .p i t c h e d a strong scoring in the third inning with ita 4-1. Scott Shors hit in the Schmidt went t"e dIstance and game, while Darrel Graham a two.run homer over the center winning run. tr!pled to ll?ad the Indians to contributed a Home run,. tri.ple field fence by Kerry Sorgeloos Louisville out.slugged Charles" UFree v I c tor y. The bame featured and a doub~e to. t~e wJnl1lng and went on to defeat the Red ton 14-10. Paul Jankowski, Jim Children Days" to doubles by. Dave Case, Te~ry cause. Joe Gorski pItched well Legs 7-2 on the three.hit pitch Little, Jim Perry and Dave Corbett, KIrk Gar;r and JIm Cor the losers. ing of Dave Thieman. Other Baratta were the h:.tters. Glover for the IndIans. Sever. Toledo 12, Buffalo I()-Frank hitters for the Phils were Ken son, Peters, and Stu Thiede led Willard was the winning pilcher Soregloos Rick Cap 0 t 0 s t 0 International MillOn the hitting attack for the Tigers. and hit a t rip I e. Cudy also Harry A'I b rig h t and Joh~ StaDdings Tigers 6, Giants ~tu Thiedp I doubled for the winners. Stra. I Brobst. The Phils 'pounded Ollt Rochester 9 2 .818 hit his 6th homerun oCthe sea. chen and Detloff homered for 114 hits against the Giants to Richmond 9 3 .750 son and Ke~t Severson ~oublerl, the losers, and Purdy slammed! gain an 8.2 victory. The hitting Toronto 8 3 .727 NOW SHOWING! :~~I~I~~Mondays are Bargain Days at Bob.Lo thTU Labor Day. as Peters pllched the TIgers to a double. i attack was led by Rick Brykal- Buffalo 6 6 .500 Children under 12 - with. parent - ride free and save PAR~MOUNT PICTURES victory !J1 this squeaker .. Tom I WOOD:J.SHORES i ski, Ken and Kerry Sorgeloo~, C~lun:bus 6 6 .500 pi""'" McCubbm and Claude MaJester I American Majors I Jim Simon and Bob Haight with MIamI 6 6 .500 90c. Thrift Books of 11 tickets sell for $2.75 and save 550. doubled for the losers. : Standings . two hits each .. Kerry Sorgelo?s Hollywood 5 6 .455 So make Monday the day to take the familycruising down . R;ed Sox 5. Re~s 3 - Good W L Pet. pitched the i!]stance for WID Montreal 4 8 .333 the busy Detroll River to Bob-lo Island. Never before so hlttmg featured thIS close gam~ Indans 10 3 .769 number five against no defellis. Tampa 4 8333 lovely.And enriched sinc8 last season by over $600,000 in ....Jaek as Bill Rrucker, Mark Isley, White Sox 10 4 .714 The Phils played Iorthe third Syracuse ~ 10 .091 new thrill rides and fun .attractions. Boals at 10, 11, 2, 4 ~mmon and Doug Do~ald each had t~o Red SOX 9 4 92 straight day and were held at There 'Yas a bnef schedule of and 6 o'clock. Adulls $2.00. Dance band aboard. ~~~dio~i::~e;~~~I~rf~;~~:IO~:~~: b:~f::s ~ ~ :i~~.~~~nun~~;~e ~~~~~e~nn~~dw~~~ &~~:s::~s h~~:: ~u:i~~:a~a~~ DOCK,oor 0' WOODWARD WO 2-9622 and while Stu Cammett trIPled and Athletics 6 7 ,462 quickly chased home as. the the International ~e8gue. doubled and. Norm Thompson Tigers 4 9 .308 PhUs gathered ]5 hits. Kerry Richmond.b ur led Syracu~e; ---- Walter doubled for tne Josers. Senators 1 13 ,071 .sorgeloos batted in four runs 19-3. Tom Sle.lotI was the bIg Indlans 9, Pirates 2 - Drew The Indians hold a slim lead with two hit1; including a drive hitter with a SIngle, double, and Miller and Dav!d Case got two in the tight American pennant over the left field fence. Ken triple. Dan Van Assche had a Mattbaa hits each II' h 11e Paul Ga.rd race. The Indians defeated the Sorgeloos rapped out tbree hi~s. doubl~ and Bill Belluomo had I.horn ere d and ~ohn Schmidt Tigers 11-7 as Pete Black went Rick Capotosto went the dls, two hits. Pete Ma.nos.and D~ve are ! tripled for the ":m~er. :rerry the distance for the victory. lance allowing five hits and gel- IWalz shared the pltchll1g duties .. I Corbett was the Wmn1l1gpItcher Tom Brennan picked up three ting three hits himself. Dave I C 11 g' t League Iand Mark S~hmidt took the hits and Chip Little, Rick Slie. Thieman, .J(\bn Brobst, ~nd I With t~e ea~:i:tancc of all the The ! loss Cor lhe PIrates. ,ger and Tom ~ype each had Harry AlbrIght all had two hits. Colle iate League managers, an CLASS C STAND~GS L I two hits. Joe ThIes co!'ect-::dtwo Gary Montmorency played a accurgate standing of the teams Columbus J 0 hits for the Tigers. . fine game at s.eco.ndbase . th will be published in next week's I The White Sox won a come. I In II seven !DOIng bat Ue, e i~ Rochester 3 0 from-behind ball game allainst Braves took the Red Legs 6.3. paper. . d:l:'e .ti .. ;, .. Miami 2 1 the Red Sox 14-12 A big ten-run Randy Mitseff blasted a three. \ A seven-run rally. /D. the bot. Toledo 2 1 rally in the fifth lnnillg sewed it run homer in the seventh inning tom of the fourth IIImng ~~ve _say ~... Syracuse 2 2 up for the White Sox. John to put the game in the. win the Sparta!,s a 12.6 deCISIon no more,;",;;'~." , ... Albany 1 3 Puelo sparked the hitting attack column for the Braves. Mltseff over the WIldcats. Buf£alo 1 3 with four hits while Jim Mar. also t:ontributed a two.run blast The Bears inched past the Richmond 0 ol shall went three for four and earlier. Bob Lambrecht, in relief Wolverines 2.1. Bryan Eugenio - Ken Thorpe picked up the vic. of Mike Onofrey, held the Red and John Cox pitched a good tory. A sharp double play from Legs scoreless tit preserve the game for the Bears. Cox hit a Guy Aubrey to John Quinn victory. three.run homer. Paul Redman broke up a Red Sox ral/y. I The Dodgers squeezed the and Howard Brubaker did a The Yankees b I a n ked the Gian~s 5-4. E~ic. Van Hee went gOO~pitching job for the Wol. White Sox 8-0. Jeff Lenz picked the dIstance glvmg up only four vermes. up two hits and ga\"e up only hits. Mark Wickard picked 11]) The Badgers edged the Go. three to pick up the pitching vic- four hits, Steve Zaraoek had phers 2-1. Charles Apel was the tory. Kevin Poirier collected three hits and Ray Decraene winning pitcher ~nd Barry [ three hits and Tom Otto had had a timely hit. Burns hit in the wll1ning run. Itwo. ~h~ __~~n_~s._~I~~~uUed __.!~e__~u~s._~ef~~te~~~e D~g. Nc;:lt~~~~~g:e a~~o~~d de~~~ted the Badgers 4'1, Dellnis Savage played a good game, Jim Sta. MICHIGAN MAl KAI PUNCH&JUDY rj~co hit a homer aud Mark IOWNIOWII Plymouth Rd. It Kerche •• 1.t FI,h.r Ad, Enjoy the 4th of Julyl hgley at G,and RIver Farmington Rd. Gro ... l'olnt. Kennedy played a good game in 963-1773 KE.... 6400 TU.5.7010 the infield. (L:dl"-Oay Wed.1) In a hard fought, extra.inning MACOMI MAlL WUIllC Cruise d:wnijjO ~ _ ...-" game, the Wildcats defeated the DOORS OPEN 6:45 Hawkeyes 3.2. John Portera RADIO CITY CINEMA I CINEMA I LIVE ORGAN BOBLO.~ was the winning pitcher. Gary Woodward Nr. ~ Mile 13~ Mile et Gratiot 8 Mill & Scho.nherr Koch knocked in two; uns wilh L!.3.5800 294.1900 7725000 FROM 7 P.M. ~---- a triple in the fifth inning to Call PR 5.6800 Escape from the busy highways. Escape for a hlWPY win the game. Jeff Henry and holiday cruising to Bob-La island. The perfect place ._._----_._---.~--- .--_._ .._------Mike Scott had singles . to enjoy a reslful4th pf July-with all its picnic tables and benches, playgrounds, new thrill rides and fun WOODS.SHORES t~~se - attractions. There's no traffic problem when you By Jan Walker 1 American Majors •. •Th; BREAKERS. ~Ri'; cruise on the river. Boats at 10, 11, 2, 4 and 6 o'clock. Moonlights: Friday at 9, Saturday 9 & 10, Standings t 8900 East Jefferson Ave. - Phone 823.3440 for Reservations , W. L. Sunday' 9. Adults $2.00. Children 90c. Moonlights White Sox 12 4 t ~lNl~~tt:os~;:/T;R~Al~~lcENT;ou~ht~;Ns~~a;Gt, $2.00. Island Adm. 10c. Dance band on every cruise. Red Sox 11 4 DOCK ,oor 0' WOODWRRD WO 2-9622 Indians 11 5 + .- __ IN_D_E_T_RO_I_T_'S_M_O_ST_B_EA__UT_'...,FUL..R_I_V_ER_-_FR_O_N_T_D_IN_'N_G_R_OO_M_--. Yankees 8 7 ._. ... _.__ _._ Orioles 8 8 SEE 2 PRODUCTIONS IN 1 Athletics 6 10 BE~A~~~OE Tigers fl 10 • A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. TARTUFFE S~E~~~~~i~~;ii~---.__._.- • ROMEO and JULIET • THE J MUSKETEERS Senators 2 14 Leave Saturdays - July 6, July 20, Aug. 10, Aug. 24 " of Broadway Cast "The Music Man," The While Sox held a slim N RES INCLUDES: ROUND TRIP TRANSPOR- t A D HIS ORe TR...,. "South Pacific," "Molly Brown" etc. one.half game lead in the Amer. ican League this week by heat . TATION. MATINEE AND EVENING . "----M-A-G-N-'-F-'C-E-N-T-C-U-'-S-, N-E-' N'CLUD'NG S' ZZU NG STEAKS ing both opponent.~. The While $35• 00 PERfORMANCE, LUNCH AND IltNNER per pers'>ft CHOPS AND SEAFOOD - CHOICE LIQUORS AND COCKTAILS sox shut.out the Indians in a game that was sparked by some t Attendant Porking-Americon Exoress, Diners Club and Corte Blonche Honored brilliant defensive playing by I .~-~~-_._-_....- ~ ..._._-_._~- John Puclo and Guy Aubrey. I Jim Marshall belted a hnmer for the Sox. Cn a come.from. Presenting, , . new in Detroit PIRANHA behind eCfort, thc White Sox edgcd the Oriolcs 7.6. Puleo wa~ The Unsinkable Deep V-24 Ft, One of the World's Safest Boats the winning pitcher and als" sC'ored the winning run. Ken Thorpe, Jim Marshall and .Tohn BOB.LO Quinn were the outstanding players on deCense. Rick Padilla and Bm Crocker FUN CRUISES Daily at 10.n~2.4& 6 o'clock MOONLIGHT Friday-Saturday-Sunday 9 P.M. 10 P. M. MOONLIGHT CRUISE SATURDAY Fun starls as soon as you step aboard the Bob-Lo boat - you can dance, sightsee or just relax in your deck chair. At Bob.lo island more fun awaits NOW you-the greatest array of new thrill rides and fun attractions you've ever seen-picnic grove& and ,h<'k rA"mmon playgrounds-even 12 baseball diamonds. Round fj!~~, iIInd trip $2.00. Children 90ct. Moonlights $2.00. Island Double Hull Construction - Now On Display - Optional I/O Power W.llr, M.llh.1l Admission 10~. Dance band on every cruise. Factory to You - Save 35% and More - Irom $4,995 DOCK FOOT OF WOODWARD-WO 2.962~ Comparable ~o $7,000 Boats "THE ODD COUPLE" WYANDOTTE SAILINGS - Every Sunday, Tuesday, Wed- UNIVERSAL CITY WOODS nesday, 11AS A,M. Bishop Park Dock, foot of Superior 414 12 Mil. Rd. u DI'l"lntlre M8CkNfl" 7 Mile VAlley Boulevard. CHILDRENFREEfromWyenclolteevery Tuesday. 2.8871 BROW:J'S ,.1ARINA Ashland 756.1211 884.6186 ranlv15lon and Terhnlc"l"r jlf '" , Page Thirty-sil( GROSSE POINTE NEWS ; Thursday, June 27, 1968 Parties Fete Michigan has a larger. variety Memorial Center Schedule Mr and Mrs. R. J. Waindle of commercial tree specles than Miss Shepherd From Another Pointe of View any other state,. and its f?rest product industries contrIbute Lynaye A. Shepherd, daugh. I'------"Iovcr $650 million annually to the June 27-July 4. Open Daily 9 a.m ..9 p.m. tel' of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I (Continued from Page 23) Michigan economy. * All J\lemorial-spollsored activities open to the Grosse R. Shepherd, of Allard road, was feted with a round of pre- I contact any of these gals ... we know they'll be glad 1------Pointe Public. Hospital equipment available for free to oblige. loan; crutche8, wheel chairs, heating lamps and hospital nupti ..l parties during April, beds. May and June. I Miss She p her d exchanged i • • • GROSSE ~POlNTE GARDEN CENTER AND LENDING marriage vows with Larry A. ; 'I Tau Betas Meet LIBRARY. l\lrs. Harry Frost on duty Tuesday, Wednes- Prior, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Members of Tau Beta gathered on June 18 in the E. Prior, of Bedford road, at a Preston place borne of l'iirs. Wendell W. Anderson, Jr., day, Thursday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Volunteer consultant on 6 o'clock ceremony, June 22, in duty Friday, 2.4 p.m. TV. 1-5494. Grosse Pointe Woods Presby. for cocktails and dinner, followed by a general meeting of the organization. Thursday, June 27 . terian Church. "9:00 and 10:30 a.m. Art Camp I-Mrs. Martm Burke, Mrs. Prior, mother of the Highlight of the meeting was the announcement of bridegroom. elect, entertained Instructor. the Grosse Pointe Junior who had voted by her con- with a luncheon on April 28, in . temporaries as having given the most of herself to Tau • 9:30 a.m. Landscape and Compositional Painting- her Bedford road horne. Mrs. Professor Emil Wcddige, Instructor. David R. McDonald gave a Beta. The deserving girl? Louisa Bowen, daughter of • 9:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instru~tor. miscellaneous shower.luncheon: Lem W. Bowen, of Elm court. As a token of Tall Beta's 10:00 a.m. Grosse Pointe Garden Center BonsaI Work. in her Allard road horne, on appreciation, Louise was given a charm for her brace- May 1. let ... a disc with the club's emblem on it. ~~. '. Mrs. Leslie !ley entertained" 6:00 p.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pomte-Ladles President Mrs. William Lafer also introduced three Night Dinner. with a miscellaneous shower i on May 21 in her Clearwood new Senior members to the group ... Mrs. Frederick 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Numismatic Society. drive horne. . Harris, III, Mrs. Peter W. Barh)'dt and Annette Backus. .. 8:00 p.m. Beginning Folk Guitar-Alex SUCZE.'k,In. Pamela Moncher, maid,of'I' , Taking over the chores of treasurer of the organization structor. honor, and Joann Wallace" .•, was Mrs. Henry T. Ewald, Jr. " 8:00 p.m. Classical Guitar-Bryan Crowe, Instructor. feted the bride-elect in Miss i " 8:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Summer Chorus-Richard Moncher's Bloomfield Hills ,. It was announced, too, that Mrs. Wallace Harper Johns, Instructor. horne, on June 12. I ' was the new Camp Chairman ... assuming the role from I '~_I' Mrs. Frederick Harris, who's been running things at Friday, June 28 the camp in Columbiaville for six years. Mrs. Harpel' " 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. Art Camp I-Mrs. Martin Burke, can't be too overwhelmed by her new job, though, since Instructor. Engaged she's just finished the job of ~laintenance Chairman of 11.00 a.m. Towne Club. the camp. We bet she'll still keep an eagle eye out " 6:00 p.m. Meadow Brook Concert. Tickets start at $20 for bargains in camp equipment and furniture that for half season, $35 for entire season. needs a bit of repair. " 6:30 p.m. "The Group" Picnic Supper and Swim, $2.75 LYLA GALE BALDWIN, daughter of the Thomas • • . for members. Guests $1 additional. Baldwins of Cloverly road, and Mr. Waindle, son of Cood Things Come In Three 8:00 p.m. Susan Patterson.George Covalle Wedding the Roger F. Waindles of Birch Lane, were united in In this time when tradition often seems on the verge Reception. marriage in St. Paul's.on-the-Lakeshore on Saturday, of collapse, it's nice to know that there's still some with " 8:30 p.m. Parents Without Partners-Speaker Mrs. June 15. us. When Marilyn Krieghoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. What?"Patricia Huguclet "Beyond Widowhood. . • William T. Krieghoff, of Kenwood court, enters Mount Holyoke College, she will be following in the footstep::; Saturday, June 29 · dI B 'd.WI IOf her mother and sister, Karolyn Ann. Both girls are * 9:00 a.m. Stratford Shakespearean Festival Tour. W a,n e- a n graduates of The Liggett School ... Karolyn in 1964 "10:00 a.m. French for Children-Henrietta LaCroix, , I and Marilyn this June. Instructor. Karolyn, who received her Bachelor of Arts degree 12:00 noon Lois Hoffman-William J. Hermann, Jr., Nuptl.a s June 15 in English Literature from Holyoke this month, was a I Wedding Reception. busy girl during her four years there. She served as a 6:30 p.m. Lynne Parsons-David Williams The Reverend Jose-p-h-L-a-S-r-a-n-O--f-Massachusetts Offi- Blue Key Guide, a member of the Fellowship of Faiths' Reception. ciates Over Services In St. Paul's-On-The- Council, and as past president of the Christian Science Sunday, June 30 k h Organization . . . and for three years resided in the 10:30 a.m, Unity Church and Sunday School. La es ore; Attendants Wore French House. She';> not letting any grass grow under *12:30 a.m. Youth Council Meeting. Yellow Linen Frocks her feet either .. , next month she'll enter the Master of 5:30 p.m. Beginning and Advanced Karate-Mr. Sang St. Paul's-on-the-Lakeshore was the setting for the Arts in Teaching Program in English at Wesleyan Uni. Kyn Shim, Instructor. Mr. and Mrs. James !IIott marriage rites of Lyla Gale Baldwin, daughter of Mr. versity and intern at the Greenwich Public High School Monday, July 1 French of Ridge road, are an- and Mrs. Thomas Baldwin, of Cloverly road, and Roger in Greenwich, Conn. 10:00 a.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, Inc. t~~~:cl~~u~~fer,eng~1e:;nt p~~ .John Wain die, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reger F. Wain dIe We hope Marilyn's years at Holyoke are just as full. I 12:H; p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe-Luncheon TERS, to Peter Walbridge Van of Bird lane, on Saturday, June 15. : • • • and Meeting. Etten, son of Mr. and !III's. Father Joseph LaBran 0('" I Jul Crui e Ii 12:00 noon Pointers Duplicate Bridge. Royal C. Van Etten, Jr. of the College of the Holy Waindle, brother of the bride. Y 5 .' • • * 2:00 and 7:30 p.m. Beginning Drawing and Painting in Boston and Moultonboro Neck, Cross Worcester Mass of. groom; Col. J. D. Willoughby, The Bon Secours HospItal Assistance League IS In Mixed Media-Jack O. Summers, Instructor. New Hampshire. ficiated at the c~remony A of .00ympia, Wash., uncle o.fthe the midst of making plans for its Annual Cruise to be 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Mothers of Twins. Miss French, a graduate of reception was held at the I bSralde eMrc': l~fa~esdSMoldaJDl,of h7el~ IWekdnesdahY' JUbly 10'd The evening will begin :tt 7:30 p.m. Men's Discussion Group of Unity Church. Miss Halls School, Pittsfield, U . r' Cl bin as.J a I ., an r. ames 0 C oc on t e Bo .Lo ocks, where champagne WIll Z .. 7:30 p.m. "C at BaIou " WI'th dance ~oIIO~1D.. g "P resen t Mass.for Womenand Connecticuitin New LondonCollege lllve Slty. , u. , Bellanca. . be served to the luck ol..' guests. Tense" band will play. MOVIe and Dance C d h d b t. G ' The. bride s gow!1 was of I The mother of Ihe bride chose Then they'll board a Bob.Lo boat and cruise Lake J 1 . d ~1 50 t d o~n. ma e. er e u In • rosse chantilly lace fashlOned over I a lime green silk dress and coat S CI * $ .25 In a .vance, '1" a oor. . Pomte during the. ChrIstmas summer satin with seed pearl' ens e m b I e. The bridegroom's 1. air ... enjoying dinner and dancing in the soft 8:00 p.m. Grof,se ~Olnte Summer Chorus-Richard season of 1964. She IS the grand' buttons, An elbow length veil of I mother selected a pale apricot summer air. Chairman of this popular event is l\1rs. ~ Johns, DJrector. . daughter. of th~ l.ate ~ohn .H. chantilly laee fell from her dress ann coat outfit. Both wore Gerald Kane, assisted by 1\lrs. Robert Khitty and !\Irs. I * 8:00 p.m. Beginning Folk GUitar-Alex Suczek, In- French, Industrlahs~. fma~elerj small medieval cap. Ia corsage of white sweetheart William 'l'. Ireland. , 'I. structo~.. . ~~~~o~;~;t~~j:he CIty National I She carried a white bihle and roses. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Lorenzo I • 8:00 p.m. ~em~rlaI BrIdge for BegInners-Mrs. Car- Mr. Van Ette~ was graduated' a nosegay of white daisies and Following a wedding. trip in I'D. B!owning .a~ TV ~-~758 ... an~ th~ cost of a full ~ ne Krley, Instructor. from Deerfield Academy, Deer- yellow sweetheart roses. the East, the couple Will make evenrng of WIning, drnmg and dancrng IS only $10 per ii Tuesday. July 2 field, Mass. and Columbi~ yni.) Elaine Krajenke served as I their home in Grosse Pointe. person. .. 9:30. a.m. Landscape and Compositional Painting- v~rsity where he was am.lIated maid o~ honor. Also altending ------..- ._. __ . I ~-~-~--,--~-- ---._------Professor Emil Weddige, Instructor. With. the AI~ha Delta Ph, fra-, the. brzde. were: l\lary ~ay #CL? ...._ ?!') *10'00 a.m. Serll['ce Gur'ld for Chl'Idren's Hospl.tal. termty, He IS the grandson of IWamdle sister of ,he bnde . ,;ri;::::V: ~ I • :, .. Dr. and I\frs. Royal C. Van groom; Mrs. Thomas Jordon; ... 11:30 a.m. Semor Men s Club of ~rosse Pornte-Gm Etten, Sr. of New York City and Elizabeth Zeltwanger. and Mrs. Rummy. Ridgefield, Conn. and the late Raymond Cossaboom. 12:00 noon Se~ior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- M~. and Mrs. Me!,rell P. Wal. They wore yellow linen Brl~ge. , br~dge o.f St. LoUIS and ogun.," dresses trimmed in white lace 1:00 p.m. Semor Men s Club of Grosse Pointe- qUIt, Maille. " and carried nosegays of white Pinochle. . ~ September weddlllg IS plan. Idasies and yellow sweetheart 1:00 p.m. Women's Prayer Group of Umty Church. ne. roses. Their headpieces were a * 7:0e p.m. ~heisa Garden Party~Dinner followed by B. N ,crown of white daisies and ivy. fIlm. uSluess otes The father of the bridegroom, * 8:15 p.m. "Oriental Odyssey" personally presented by Mrs. Violet Schweitzer of Roger F. Waindle, serveti as Jerry Hausner. Dinner and Film $4.50 (tax Grosse Pointe Woods, has an- best man, assisted by Frank and service included. Film only $1.50. nounced the reorganization of ----- ... _ _ ... __ . . jummer • 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club. Weber and Schweitzer Company. Young & Rubican, Inc.. an. 7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, nIc. the realty firm in which s.he nounced on Friday. June 21, " * 8:00 p.m. Memorial Bridge Refresher Course-Mrs. formerly was a part~er WIth the appointmenl of Roger D. room Carrie Kiley, Instructor. ~o~n ~eber, .now retired and I Crawford as a media service to ever,! • • • • 8:00 p.m. Classical Guitar-Bryan Crowe, Instructor. hVlng In FlorJ(Ja. assistant in the agency's De. The .real estate firm'~ chief I,roit of£ice. \Vedne!iday, 1!!ly 3 executive and owner Said that • 8:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor. she will continue as president . Joseph G. ~tandart, Jr, sen SHEERS, PRINTS, SOLID COLORS, 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe-Crib- and that the company 'yould be lOr: vlce.presldent in char.!:e, G renamed Schweitzer Real Es. saltl that Crawford, 24, attend. UPHOlSTERY fabrics , , , to be bage roup.. tate. fnc. Her son Paul, will cd Wayne State University and * 1:00 p.m. Beginning Life Drawm~-Janet Benedict, serve as vice.president. :vas ~mployed h~ .'~TRX radio Instructor. The company's main office. IIn Flmt before JOllllng Y&R. made up into just about Thursday, July 4 I she said, will continue to be 10-1 He lives al 2132 Hollywood CENTER CLOSED. cated at 20780 Mack avenue. I road, Grosse Pointe Woods. ------_ .. everything for the home' Tou're Merrill-Palmer Adds 'I st"pcotlel'J Pointers to Corporation : reaDy Ten persons havc been aIJ j :J)rapery .poDed pointed by the Circuit Court of ; touch of elegance Wayne County 10 memhership i at in The Merrill.Palmer Corpora. IS pleased to present a trunk Upho~le,'y lion, conlrolling body of The ShoreUae .\lerrill.Palmer Institute. Under showing of terms of the trust created hy East thc will of the Institutc's found. Beclpreacl cr. Lizzie Merrill Palmer. the Party planning is a court holds responsibility for I breeze at Shoreline East 1'(' o appo.;nlment of corpora Ie memo ' porch JUI'll if" apartments. Residents bers, enjoy a beautifully Pointers a p poi n led were ORLON SHEERS $2 25 yd furnished room with a Gaylord W, Gillis. Jr., of .'Ier. VELVETS 4.95 yel breathtaking view, 209 riweather road; ~Irs. Thl'udore DACRON SHEERS and fect high in the sky. II, Ytccke, Jr,. of Cloverly road; FIBERGLASS FABRICS $ 125 yel Complete bar and kitchen and George Jo:. Parker. III, of knits and silks for Fall. ~lea(()w lane. HAND SCREENED PRINTS facilities allow menu New officers of the govern. " Friday, June the 28th from $' 95 I'd planning that means a inll Board of Tnlstces wcrc UPHOLSTERY FABRICS smashing success for your elected hy the 78 corporation from $2 50 I'd "special occasion". At Versatile coat and dress en- Shoreline East, the IO{-mber.s.They include Peter IMPORT ED COTTON P. T~urber of Village lane, as TICKING Pen/house Party Room l'hairman; 'Mr. Parker, scere., sembles combined as you pre- $1 95,<1 spoils you for party. tary, and :\Iark C. Stevcns, or: ACRYLIC AWNING AND planning aflY other way. .\Ioross road, assistant.treasur. i fer or selected individually. <:lECK CHAIR FABi for all new copy, c1unges of after 6 Valley 1.6408 COLLEGE sophomore wishes ' suite, vic.inity Grosse OlD e,- I' b' ropy and cancellations. It Is YOUR OWN HOME .' ' .. 18165 Mack 886-3000 D.S.R. bus to convenient major: 18111 East Warren. Call 885. G R 0 SSE .POIN fE ~sJnes.s suggested that all real estate All stlbjeets; all llrade. !JevllOshlr' DrulI, .. _ ienced only. Call Mr. Harder fir 823.4283. I. EX-P-E-R--I-E-N'C'E-D.'.COOKde~ire~ 3 bedrooms, 1'12 baths. Avail: 694.Q194. nels. interior and exterior I & I Phnna c ~l k nd Be. SPANISH TEACJlER. For travel for interview. Tuxedo 5-4000 --- -.-.- .. -.-- -- . - f . . oon,ilel/ y, . ac a or academic needs, including Cook Ford Inc., 16901 Mack 4A-HELP WANTED full time, $15 per day. refer- able August 1. TUxedo 2. LAl(E CHARLEVOIX bendcmg. anld gates, raised Maryland Beverag" Shoppe (D . I eoces. 361-21l82. 0965.. Res. smk, ike new. must reo ~Iark near Maryland' making-up unsatisfactory work near Cadieux. ... ~~~~t~~ _. ._ eserve your summer accom. move immediately-Sacrifice " r CLAIR SHORES or preparing for September. 1-' . . IF YOU ARE looking for EXPERIENCE'D' lady wishes I SUBLEASE Shore Line East, modations for apartments and to best offer. 886.2807 . .'Ianor 1'1"rmae.', (;rcater Mark At your home at your con. JlIISSION IM~OSSIBLE d I' 8222635 8200 E Jl'fferson 2 bed summer homes at distinctive, AIlI~;'{!a,~ler)I;~I,~?,~~~.IG~~~lcr venience. 861-5031. Male or F'cmale ~~~nes~i~vewo~~fe~~nCa:.: k~~~. ays _c.eanmg. . '. .' rooms, iIth floo~, r'iver view' new VILLA NUAVA Resort. FURNITURE:'"' Le'~~ing stal;. ',;.,'k mill !'MU,. lid. -'-. - No Experience'! Slill Looking EXPERIENCED woman wishes fully carpeted. $325. 882.1)116: Call 616-Ll 7-2030 or write Everything has to go, 882-8904. I 'x'.' I'harrnac.,'. E 9 Mile, Ilelween 3-LOST AND FOUND --Ifor Th Orchardale. Rochester, Michi REWARD-My pet cat is lost. i CASUALTY T~x~~. 5.4576. EFFiCIENT WORKERS. Em. 1 peting and draperies furnish. COTTAGE for rent near Lex. Bedford, Grosse Pointe Park, ~;6~ i~i~'~~llli~\na(,~~o~e~~~~I~: Gray and while fur, blue-' PROPEWI'Y AND PACKAGE HOUSEKEEPER.Companion to ployment Agency has ex. i ed. Partially air conditioned. ington Heights. 294.3055 for PArR-~~ern~i~i;' ~h~;;;,'g~Jd, He was a son of former grccn eyes Name TROUVAY UNDERWRITERS live in and take care of perienced day workers, gen! Adulls only, $165_ Call 886- more information. Kroehler. good condition both On ('ollar ,vl.th 2 IJells. 886 '246. Excpllcnt opportunl.ty eXI'sts elderly lady. Other help CJO. era 1 housework, live~ins, i 4962 between 7 and 9 p.m. .~ $35. TUxedo 4.2684. ' Grosse Pointe residents, Mr. .. - I d C II ft 5 00 k 824 7033 !\fT. DESERT ISLAND, Maine. anrl Mrs. Milton Ulbrich "'dC5.' ;."$••2'. siiniiit"s'''_SFSrmS? 'SrSS'S ,sss'sr. ,,;,SCSSSS 7 'ssa? sa'5" 2 .5••• 5. sa '.75E5. cr .. a __ .$ $2 Thursday, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thirty.Nine 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE ------_._------8-.-ARTICLES ~OR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 9-ARTICLES WANTED Ill-AUTOS FOR SA~E I' I-AUTOS FOR SALE 1I-AUTOS FOR SALE r l1-AUTOS FORSALE ANTIQUES GARAGiSALE- -- I -I' ...... ---- .- .'... '-...... ------_ .. Old things, misc. June 29, ~ Ridgemont, 10 a,m. ATTENTION! PIANOS WANTED BUICK, 1964 LeSabre convert. 1965 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville. 1961 CADILLAC Limousine.:. We've emptied 2 houses, Our Grands, Spinets .and small Up. I ible. Power windows, brakes, Benton Blue. matching inte. passenger. Air conditioned. • ;10p is bursling with real ORIENTAL RUG 9x12' three Piano & Organ Buyers righes. Highest cash paid • BUT! ! steering. $1,295. 8210998. rior, full factory equipment. Ebony black. Excellent condi. buys for home or cottage. matching scatter rugs. Certi. VE 7.0506 Low mileage. One owner at tion. Only $1,095. More than 200 New & Used BEFORE YOU BUY BE I '~-~~W-ALA~-~oOd condition, fier] Carpe\ Cleaners TU 4. $2,395. I PORTS OJ.' CALL 5135. Pi&nos & Organs are on BOOKS, Art Objects Sought. SURE TO VI SIT : new tires. Thursday and Fri. Coffey Cadillac ANTIQUE ---._------Display at our Detroit Browsers always welcome. ) day after 5 p.m. 885.4023. 318() E. Jefferson LO 7.6811 SHOPS Are You Really as Smart as you Showroom, Va r i e t y of B. C. Claes Book Shop. Miss 23220 Mack near 9 Mile look? Not if you don't shop for Styles, Makes, and Finishes. Ethel Claes, 1670 Leverette 1'61 MGA Roadster. Green with ROGER RINKE 775.1970 bargains in Antiques Olde. $275 to sa,6M. (48216). WO 3.4267. DALGLEISH , yellow wire w h eel s. $375. Daily, Saturday 10.5 Tiques, Jewelry and junkque After 5:30. 1.791-9989. CADILLAC at --_ .._------~. Sunday, 12-5 1965 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville. Van Dyke bet. 10.11 Mi. THE GRIST MILL SHOPPE No need to wear yourself out BOOKS PURCHASED CADILLAC DRIVE DESIGNER'S ONE-OF.A.KIND 21151 Mack 886-1640 driving from store to store. Silver grey with a black pad. i 757-0767 QUALITY - QUANTITY 6161 WOODWARD TR 5.0309' ded top, Low mileage. One' ...... _ ORIGINAL COST U hi E S. FREE PRIVATE PARKING Midwest Book Service,4301 Michigan's Largest Cadillac Beautiful new collection of BALDWIN piano, 7-ft., concert owner. Air conditioned. $2,695. 1967 CORVETTE Fastback, 427, IN grand. Ebony. Perfect condi. Kensington, Tuxedo 5-2450. Dealer power windows, tinted, side day to evening dresses and DAILY 9 TO 5 O FEY C DILLAC tion. $4,000. TUxedo 2.5818. C F A exhaust; oversize tires. yellow gowns. 886-6501 by appoint- WANTED. Girl's bicycle. 26", FREE PARKING ment. DRIVE IN i 3180 E. Jefferson La 7-6811 with black trim. 371.6575. !IIEATCOUNTER~2,'~ne SM ILEY BROS, preferably racer, good condi -- .. ---. STYLE 1 ~;at tion. TUxedo 2.2984. C H E V R 0 LET, 1967. Super '63 BLUE Volkswagen. Working GRAND OPENING counter scale ;one portable 1 block north of Art Museum Spor!. Factory air, all power. girl's car, excellent condition. 1966 :.\IALIBU soda fountain; one 12 com. SUPER SPORT Cable.Nelson Spinet piano $249 lOA-MOTORCYCLES 9,000 miles, beautiful condi. Best offer! Call 8866320. 1967 CADILLAC partment ice cream freezer; Baldwin-Yamaha-Weber WurJitzerWalnut Spinet FOR SALE 39& engine. Beautiful Seamist one serve box for milk, ice 15510 Woodward TR 3-6800 tion $2'SO?:._ti4~~~? MUSTANG '6&, wife's car, hard. Green witlt a black vinyl top. Coupe de Villes. S'-'veral to piano $299 cream, etc. 884.(}250, ------.- - .... - NORTON ATLAS. 1965, excel. 1967 FORD top. automatic, radio, white. Don't miss this beauty! It was choose from. Air conditioned. Chickering 6.ft Grand $795 '-. .. -._- BOY'S 26" SCHWINN - Good lent condition, $800 or Ix'st , walls, dark green. 19,000 garage kept. $95 or your old Fully equipped. Low mile. $995 Hammond Spinet organ GAS STOVE, 30", excellent con i condition. Reasonable. 882. offer. Call after 6 p. m. 885. Sparkling Midnight blue finish. I miles. $1,350. TUxedo 6.1299. car down. age. 1-owner cars. $440 dition, $25. 881.6731. 8858. Radio, heater. white wall 5334. J------.. - .. - ---- tires. Imagine? Only $45 down' 1965 lI}USTAN~ hardtop. A~to. Thomas, Artiste Spinet Ol~~~ FULL'-SET~i~K;;;-yd~n goll! GARA-G E S.~L~Fl;'I~iture, VER HOVEN on this gem~ maW'. 8. r&dlO, heater, vlllyl I CHEVROLET Magnificent Con sol e grand c1ulJ~,. used IWlce. :,oods.1. clothing, garden tools. miscel MINI roof. whitewalls, full wheel piano $199 3, .. 4, Irons,2. throu~h 9. ~Il! laneous. Something for every. VER HOVEN discs. $995. "0" down. Notes: 13535 VAN DYKE COFFEY 111,h Golf I ride gnps, wIth: one. 312 Beaupre Lane, be. BIKES CHEVROLET $9.50 week. 365-6000 Practice pianos $99 Leeds bag, $SO. Call Larry' side Farms Police Depart. Little Indian and Ruttman ALL PIANOS AND ORGANS Mahannah, 882.9443. ment. Thursdav thru Satur. 13535 VAN DYKE BURKE CADILLAC SPECIALLY PRICED! "See-.-.-. - . 365-6000 1965 :\IGB - Red convertible. MANAGER for surprise prices" FENDER Vibralux rel'~rb amp, day. NELSON FROLUND .._-- ._- PONTIAC C. Best offer TUxedo 2.9940. 3180 E. JEFFERSON 19815 MACK AVE. TU 1.6233 19&7 CAMARO Rally Sport. 327 12740 GRATIOT A'RTISTS 'IUSIC CENTERS like ne.w. rar~~y us;d. Cost 30" ELECTRicF~igidai;:e;tove, cu. in., power steering, power: '67 ClUIARO, stiek 6. console, .. .. $329.. _~~I_nsacrifice ._8_-.1_'38..4.7..._ dinette set, crib and mattress, 371-2290 LO 7-6811 New location 14485 Gratiot - - . ------... - brakes. radio, vinyl to(l. Must I 1738.very clean, must sell. 884. 'I , -' 1 Nr. 7 Mile Hrs 10.9 Daily GO.KART 3 /. h,p, 4.cycle en. stl'Ollel',. I electric sterilizer,. I car. 1967 TRIUMPH TR.:l. 650cc. Ex. sell. TUxedo 5-1544. JAGUAR, late 1967, XKE con. _____ " " __ ' gine. TUxedo 1-3240. seat, In ant seat, tncye e, Win. ceI!~nt condition. $950. TU '63 COR V A I R, 2.door, stick verlible. AM.FI\I. r a d i a I s, LARGE combination floor safe. 'GE~1EINHAiDT-'F~t~~ like ~?~I'fan_._p_b_on_:_8_86_.3_1_43_. 1-1355. shift, whitewalls, radio, heat. Abarth exhaust. Best offer. TUxedo 5-4322. new, cost $175, sell $100. 88&. OFFICE copying machine. SCM i96s HONDA-S90, $300:-2h-;i~ er, good condition. 881.9373. 875-3425, or 353-4254 ------.-.--- 2391. type 33. Four years old. Good COIN silver pieces, also some: '__'_._.. condition. Call 342.7200. mets. cover, many speed 1966 BONNEVILLE hardtop. 1930 MODEL A 2.door sedan. CORVETTES & SPORT sterling, fine linens. Furniture .__ extras. Call after 6:30 p.m. Automatic. 8. power, AM-FM restored. 824.2367. including sofa, occasional PLUM ST. AUCTION WALNUT swinging cradle and TUxedo 5.0444. radio. whitewalls, full wheel ------.-- CARS WA~~TED chair and many other pieces stand. Like new, $15. VAlley '65 CORVETTE. New engine, 1967 TRIUMPH Bonneville with discs, fender skirts. $1,695. clutch. mufflers, etc. Total in good condition. Closing an 2-5421. estate. Reasonable. VA 2-1292. ANTIQUES, art objects, paint. ------__ 3,800 miles. Call 881-3664. "0" down. Notes $14.60 werk. additional investment in new ------. ings, gifts, jewelry, and all BABY GRAND PIANO. walnut, 1966 HONDA Super Hawk, 305 BURKE materials, $1,400. 2 t('Ps, 2 HANEY SPORT CARS !lOME SALE. Indian Village. manner of good things. Come standard size. VAlley 3-4390. sets tires. Just scoped and ce, Al, helmet, insurance. PONTIAC tuned. AM.FM radio. Best of. Antiques, pictures, frames, join us, Saturday, June 29, HENDRICK brass bird cage 15200 GRATIOT furniture, art objects, wrougbt 2 p.m., in the rear of the d d k 2 Many extras, $400. 821-9219. 12740 GRATIOT fer over $3,300. This is a Image Makers Gallery, 931 a~. st~n , para.' e e t,. $1 , HONDA Super 90, 1966. Beauti. stock automobile, TUxedo 5- iron outdoor furniture. tools. PI St 2" d" Ra' ~hsses coats, SUIts, mlsce.1 371-2290 BET. 7 & 8 MILE stereo, miscellaneous, Friday. um. "c a miSSion, III laneous. 884.5508. ful bike. Call 885-5918. 8'(31. Saturday and Sunday. 1501 Day - Sunday. June 30. : . .~_. _ '59 .MGA. excellent condition. '-6-5-P-O-N-T-IA-C-G-r-a-nd-P-r-ix-'.-F-u-ll Seminole. 822.3664. STANDARD aluminum door _ HONDA Cll, 160, 1965, 3.500 776.3530. miles, $400, 886.1121. power. vinyl top. Call after 6 ------'storm and screen, $25 TUxedo LIKE NEW, Winchester Model 4.6986. '53 CHEVY, black, radio. me- p.m., TUxedo 1-6985, OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY 1200-12 gauge; .22 rifle and 196& YAMAHA 305cc with hel. chanieally good, body good. Winchester .22 pump rifle, FENDER delu-M: Reverb ampii. met and dip-ons. Excellent Interior excellent. R'!st offer, 1966 OLDSMOBILE 88 hardtop. condition. Low mileage. TU 884.8993 after 6 p.m. Power s tee r i n g, power TRUCK SALE Largest Selection of Resale reasonable. TU 1.5593. fier, Ph years old, $150. Bob, Clothing in Area. . . -- .. --~ . TUxedo 1.8305. 1-9515. brakes, radio, heater, white ;at NOTICE. Antique brass pIcture i _._._ _ 1964 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville. walls, factory air l'ondition. '65 TRIUMPH Bonne. Clean, in. plaque. Card table, set dishes, i ADMIRAL TV 21" console, good Sierra Gold, matching inte. ing. Searnist green. $1,995. New sportwear and lingerie surance included. $825. TUx 50 to 75% Off suitcases cheap, portable kero. ! condition, $35. TUxedo 1-4954. rior. Full power, 6-way seal. FRANK ADAM sene camp stove, reclining j--- ..-.- ..... -.--._-- edo 2.9116. Original Price AM.FM radio. Craftsman re. AUCTION canvas chairs. Valley 3.Q681. ! FULL SIZE Colomal style sofa. conditioned at $1,695. LI NCOLN-M ERCURY PRICES --._-.- : 2 l,'ute small matching barrel HONDA 1965 250 Scrambler, Spring Clothing Taken PIANO. upright. with chair. i chairs. Large portable bar, $350. TUxedo 5.8731. 20777 GRATIOT, E. DE'!'. on Consignment for U 154 '66 Chev. Step Van $1250 Good condition, $50. Call Tux.. formic a top. Dropleaf maple lOB-TRUCKS ROGER RINKE PR 2-0200 edo 4.5827. formica top dinetle table. ~._------Ul54 '66 Chev. Step Van ------$1250 LEE'S FASHION MART --.--- .----...... ChaintYJle ceiling fixtures. A.l TRUCK ENGINES. U179 '65 Chev. 1-Ton Panel $ 975 20339 Mack TU 1-8082 ANTIQUED French PrOVinCIal TUxedo 45117. CADILLAC bedroom, complete. Saturday Factory rebuilt, . 10 to 5 Daily; Fri. 'til 9 EZ terms. AUTO U 180 '65 Ford Step Van (aluminum ',nd Sunday only. 884-6982. KITCHENAID portable dish. Van Dyke bet. 10.11 lIti. . 537.1117 -~ ---_ ...:....--_------_._------_ .... _-- washer, $135. Little used, top 757-0767 body) ------$1545 GARRARD SL 65 turntable $40. BillER OIL Paintings, deal direct, noted condition. 886.2614. I •• - ..•• - U238 '64Chev. Step Van $ 300 Polaroid automatic 100, $50. 11965 CORVAIR Corsa, AlIl.FM, artist, $10-$150. Daily, Sunday, .. ------New '68 Truck Sale For new or used cars. LI8-6579. 886-7040. ELECTRIC GUITAR. Beautiful k i 140h.p., loads of ext r a s, U240 '64 Chev. Van - $ 745 -_._- ._---'- blue Crestwood. Excellent con. 150 True 5 I $1,200. PRescott 6-7180. Experienced preferred. GIRL'S BIKE. mid.weight, 24". FILTER for swimming pool, ac. dition. $90 value, sacrifice $45. U277 '65 Dodge Pick-up $ 875 cessories, ladder. Nearly new. ! TR4, 1963, good ~~~diti~~new Sears, good condition, $20. TUxedo 1'(}258. F S I U337 '58 Diamond T. Tractor $ 550 After 6 or Saturday. 885-1520. reasonable. Tuxedo 4-5603. -.---.--- or a e : clutch. transmission and top. LOCH MOOR .__ .._------._---- :STAIRWAY elevalor witb a ! Tonneau and luggage rack in. j U343 '56 Ford Cab Chassis. l.W.B. $ 325 BALDW1N Acrosonic, $375. Up- GARAGE SALE-Thursday, Fri- i fold away chair. Excellent Ready to Work ! eluded. $1,050. Call after 5 CHRYSLER right, $75. Cornet, $25. Tape day, 10 to 3 p.m. Dishes, floor condition, TUxedo 1-0322. EI Camino Camper p.m. 821.3285. U352 '64 Chev. Pick-up $ 675 recorder, $35. VAlley 1-9883. cleaner, curtains, bedspreads..---.------4.Wheel Camper 18165 Mark 886-3000 U356 '61 Ford Dump $ 575 ------Women's. men's, boys' cloth. MAHOGANY TABLE, 2 occa, J," & % Ton Pickups 1966, 912 Porsche, many extras. LAWN SWEEPER. Power ing - summer and winter sional chairs, $35 each, VAlley 50 to Choose From Best offer ol'er $3 200 Call U355 '65 Chev 3f4-Ton Pick-up __$ 875 driven lI!us Vac. In good reo Books, knick-knacks. miscel. 1-4696. . . Stt!P Van, 8 to 12 Ft. 961.7380. '63 Chev. Step Van $ 125 pair, $5(1. 881.2542. laneous. Priced to sell. 515 S\\;iMMINGPooi.: ;;:[ldeep. iDumps-Single & Tandem Axle 1964 FORD G a I a xi e, 2.door '63 Che'/. T -Ton Stake $ 645 Washington road. 18.ft. diameter. Complete with I V~.ns .& Stakes hardtop. Radio. heater, dc- SEE VIRGINIA'S , MAHOGANY 8-piece dining and filter, motor, pump, skimmer, : 100 10 Stocle froster, whitewalls and power ATTIC TREASURES bedroom set. Love seat, ciJairs, vacuum. ladder. 2 yrs olJ. ShaIia Chevrolet steering. Excellent condition. i All Units Must Be Sold By July 1st planter room divider, large' Price $150. 881-5325. Out of Town Calls Accepted 886.0389, 10:.30-5 Daily Closed 1IIon. .- ..._--_ ..__ ._- ...._. __ . mahogany wardrobe, end" ...... --.. . _., ..- - .. : 16700 Harpcr 885-2555 THIS We Buy and Sell I db r! HALF PRICE SALE '._- ..-....-.----- ~~~~~~t2e.tI~i;1 H~~~::. e s. JUNE SELL.OUT now in prog. ! 11-AUTOS FOR SALE 22418 Mack, bet. 8 and 9 Mile 1966 AND 1967 Ed Rinke Chevrolet 772.8606 ress. ~ome in. early for best i '1964 CHEVY 5S spo;.t;-~mlp~. GARAGE SALE. Saturday, June selectIOn. GUlta.rs, Amps. i Full power. excellent condi. CONTINENTALS ONE! 29th. 1332 Grayton. Baby fur. D' urns. Organs. Pianos, Band tion, $895. 884.~993. BARN SIDING - Authentic I' niture, couch, antique, head Illstruments. __ . . _ Van Dyke at lOY2 Mile Rd. 1967 CADILLAC weathered, hand hewn, na board, clothing. miscellaneous. MUSIC CENTER '64 FALCON. clean. 2-door, SL 4-0440 JE 6-0255 tural timber. 1.463-2179. 4 doors and coupes THERMOPANE 9'x5', pe rf ect. 22 ~.1 Gratiot, 2 blocks north of, automatic, radio. he ate r, Coupe de Ville DISPLAY photographs, 16x2() or Steel window and storms. 9 Mile. Hours.._10 ..to_._..9. . windshield.. _. wipers. 886.6674.._.. All have full power and Doe~,kin with a light tan larger. Nature studies, etc., Crystal candelabra. Electric WEDDING GOWN, champagne 1967 MERCURY Colony Park. air conditioning top' i'no a tan leather in- also informal portraits. 731. fixtures and fan. Tuxedo 1- peau de soie. size 12, $75. 9 passenger station wagon. 5535. 4274. Call lIIrs. Paul Meilink after Automatic. radio, he ate r. Wide Selection te~ior. Air conditioned, . 5 30 881 7369 IV hit f. walls, only 15,000 stereo radio, full power. 2 SCH\VINN-bi~y~ics One Sting I- FULL SIZE metal. bed: com. :, - . .... __ . miles. Arctic White. $2,995. to choose from. DICK SHALLA PROVES ray, one heavy duty Ameri., plete. Two.way electnc Wlll'i REFRIGERATOR with automa. ' I Low mileage. One owner. can. $15 each. Good condition. i RUMMAGE 'SALE. Friday and tic ice cube maker, perfect FRANK ADAM VAlley 4-7939. Saturday. June 28.29. 11 a.m. working order. Cost $400, will LINCOLN-MERCURY .. -- ._- .. . I scll $.')0. 8864746. 01' DET FRANK ADAM LARGE dog housc, $15, TUxedo to 5 p.m. l"urmture! aml.ls. 20777 GRATI • E. . PRICE SELLS CARS! 1.9356. pil'llIr('.~. dishes. c1othmg. mls. TEAI{WOOD BAR - collector's PR 2-0200 . -.. _-.- ccllaneous. 19296 Eastborne. item-purchased in Shanghai, . ' .. __' __ LINCOLN-MERCURY Coffey I PINK G.E. electric stovc, best. corner of Bournemouth, Har. Chin&. in 1!l52. Hand carved. 1966 FORD Galaxie 500, auto. model. Used litile ol'cr one per Woods 864.2794, after 4 p.m. matic, 4.door. low mileage, year Call 881.2050. $1,695. TUxedo 4.8959. before ------... MACHlN'E LATHE with assort. : OWNERS SALE. Saturday. June 6 20777 GRA T IOT Cadillac RENT a new piano as long as ed tools, 10" swing, 24" hed. 29, 9 a.m. Stove. refrigerator •. __ ._P':'111 . you like. The Music Center, '." h.p motor, $350. Must sell. dining room, hedroom, Clir. 1966 MERCURY tudor. Imma. I E. DETROIT 3180 E. Jefferson NEW '68 CHEVROLETS 22933 Gratiot near 9 Mile. 10-9 822 7499. peting. Olher household fur. culate. Original premium tires, _ daily. GARAGE SALK Saturday, .Tunc nishings 1138 Devonshirc. radio, economical shift, S1575. LO 7-6811 PR 2-0200 WE BU-Y---S-E-I-,lr--TRADE 29. 10 to 5 p.m. 1982 Little Grosse Pointe Par~ __._ .... __ I217_~~ie~~__ __ i Models Delivery GUNS slone Power mower, room, ORIGINAL oil anr! watercolor 1966 CADILLAC Eldorado Con Colors Today - ... 1000 air cooler. miscellaneous, paintings h~' Michele Fisher. vertible. Full power. Air con. Reloading rqUipment and com DASE',IENT SA 1£. miseellan. can be made to order at rea. ditioned. Low mileage. 1 own. Full Factory Equipment ponents. Scope and Sight In n . " • sono "Ie "rJ'ces 881 192" er car. Seamist green with a stalIlitions. Stock f.tHing. an II Cotl,'., tools, '"!!I.lssware, utilityh . - , .. . .-' green top. compiete gIInsmithing. tables. cabin ~ts and c a~rs. , SA-OFFICE EQUIPMENT BROWNING & WINCIl!'S'1'!':R garden lools and suppllcs.. -..... COFFEY CADILLAC BILL LEE OLDS WEATHERBY., REMINGTON. 1500 Fairholme. 886.6079. TYPEWRITER, Victor calcula- 3180 E. Jefferson 1.0 76811 Belaire's . .$2338 SALES & SERVICE lor. desk and swivel chair. G ELECTRIC STOVE. double hookcase, 4 orawer (ije cab. Home of Fine New Car Trades GUNS & SHOOTIN O\'ell. ('xcellent ('ondition. S60 in('!. storage cahinct, Multi ACCESSOR IES COll('h. Sill :1933 lIarvard. lilll 1250 Offset press and Drive Out & Save Many $ $ $ . . . . , . . . . . $2198 B. McDAN IEL CO. Detroit. Robinson camcra. miscellane. CASH Cor. MaryLlnd V.~ 1.8200 GARAGE SALE. 114 Moro~s Rd. ()u.~ equipmcnt. .0\11purchased A Second house from K('rehe r('c('ntl~' and in good comli. 1968 CUllass Supr('ll1l'. Tur W66 IlYllallli,' 88 .j.(II'. se 15102 KERCHEV L \'81. Saturday . .June 2ll. 103. lion. No dealers, 771.1870. l]l1oise, white intC'rior. whih' dan. Factor~' a ir. auto .. p.s .. FOR vinyl tllP, 3.speed trans. Cornaro's. , . $2238 DRIVERS! A"pp~o;;~ately $18 S8-ANTIQUES rally package, mag whe('ls. pl>. r.&h. buys $19,000/$20,000 Liability . G.E. convertible dishwashcr. S1995 r.&h. 1"a('tory $2895 \\'.11'.1. Only Property damage. Medical infra.red heat('rs. 88411881 CARS wa rranty, Onl.\' payments. TUxedo {.2376. DOlinLE mm. I'ampl('t(', ex('pl Antique Row MINI.BIKE. Good condition. ]('r.t (,llndition Reasonahle TUlRD ANNUAL Hlfi5 Cutlass Station I\',n AlIlo. Chevelle's . . .. ,.... $2038 neasonable. 1000 Whittier. 3312169. '65, '66. '67's FuJI power, Rcd. 1 owner :\IINK STOLE (Dawn). like new II A ~I :\1 0 N D n~ Organ. 7 SIDEWALK TOP DOLLAR Illliti Olds F8.'i 211r. ,\1110 .. Illli5 Ch(,lToll't Ill1pala 2 Suede coat. mink co/},7r, sizl' monlhs old with Ll'sli(' Like p.S., r.&h., W.W.t. dr. II. T. Iliad, willI hla(.k Chevrolet II's $1968 14. 886-4383. MI\'. 8225442 PAID 51695 BAZAAR 1 llWnl'r 11l1<'rior. AlIlo.. p.S" p.h .. TAPl'A:'>I dcluxe ga~ stOl'l', 41'''. On Hamilton Al'e. DRUMS. completc ~e1. p('arl Exrp\l('nt rondilion. 2 rO\llld :'\.~:II $1395 I' sparkle. Lik(' ll(,\\' $12.). Studio. South of 6 Mile ('nd lables. Cnshnwre lnpeoal, 8613399 brown, al.,o ol'('r('oat. size 42 Sunday June 30 BURKE DRUM Outfit, Slingerland l,'om. TPE(ular. TUx('oo ,).fif)2R 10 a,m. to 6 p.m. pletl'. Excelh'nl con(iition. TV m,1hogany hllff('l. 2 dining :~, Additional Anliqlle Dealers HI'a snnnble. Studio. RI1l.2662. room chairs. 1126 Audllbon PONTIAC BILL LEE OLDS I SHALLA CHEVROtET I;UITAI1. classical. folk. like (,AnAGE SALE 357 nil'~rd . new, $3S. Studio. 86/.2/)62 12740 GRATIOT 295 S. GRATIOT. HT. CLEMENS Blvd. Porch chairs. lahles. 2 Classified Ads 16700 HARPER TU 1-7600 I;ARAGE SAU:-77\ N. Oxford ('lectrir O\'<'IlS. eakE' ll1i.~I'r., I 371-2.?90 465-0456 465-082 I I iron, dresses and coal. sitl' 11, road. Thursday. l"riday. Sat. Bring Results I Ilrua)', 1[) 10 4 onv ('I<'. l"riday 10 to 4 p,m I ,., , 2 g & 322222 2'$2 2 g,l 5 51 .3 JJ. 2 ass J GROSSE POINTE NF.WS 12G-FARMS 13-REAL ESTATE ,'A-:E~~crafJARn- 1'2A,-~tl6R~ND FOR SALE 10 ACRES on beautiful rolling ENGINES;Factory rebuiit i;;-r 120.FOOTSAILBO-AT, fiberglass, land, fast growing l'ommunity cars, trucks, $89 up, Alii 5 H.P. motor, extras, used 2 miles norlh of Oakland GROSSEPOINTE makes. High performance 010'1 one season, like new. I:osl Unil'ersity. 1.FEderal.5.2857. tors, heads. CORVAIR SPE. $3,000 new, sacrifiee $2,W5. Open Sunday 2-5 .. C_~~~IST~_'re_rm.~._~7 ..1!17. i Call 676.3754. 14 ACRES 560 S. Rosedale, belween 1\Iorn. : '49 REBUILT inboard, Never in,gsitJe and Van K Drh'e. 12A-IOA1S AND : used, 885.4322. FAIRCHILD RD., belween 23 Lovel\' three h"droom, fare MOTORS 1 and 24 Mile Rd., near Gratiol. bri('k 'ranch type, Has 90 it, Brick 5bedroom home, 1'." lot allarhed :l car garage, 195~ CHRIS CRAFT, 23 ft. Good. NEW CONCORDE baths, full basement, 3.car 1 Ii baths. family room with shape. New cushions, carpet Be sure and see this 27' solid garage, barn, chicken house. nalw'al fireplace plus many ing. compass, bilge pump., fiberglass S]lOrt Fisherman. other "musl see" lea lures. Call 965.8230 between 8 :30' Dual controls, 225 H.P.. reo Miehm Realty a,m .. 5 p.m. duclion gear, stand.up head, VA 1.7314 ROSLYN, 1227 complete galley, dinette. flush Well lo('aled 2.bedroom brick "LEARN TO SAIL" aft cockpit deck, wired 110, 2 Colonial. Allached gara;l1'. 1I-AUTOS FOR SALE 1I-AUTOS FORSALE , II-AUTOS FOR SALE On the water lessons in safe wipers, draperies, screens. 77 ACRES, 6.hedroom older 1_ Spring Time Is Natural fireplace. Carpeting Columbia 21' keel sail boats, full deluxe rail, depth sounder, hrick home. Large barn and 1967 BUICK RIVIERA. Air con and draperies, Handy to Convertible Time! ARK SAILING SCHOOL, 771. 2 com passes, 50.fl. dock cord, silos. Frontage 3 roads, Close dilioned. Full ptlwer AM.FM CLASSIC SUMMERTIME! 2260 and 268.4330. transporl ation, public and 1953 ME1tCEDES. BE:"Z 300 1966 ~IALJBU clock. barometer. ship's bell, to 194. $49,000. easy terms. parochial schools. stereo radio, tilt wheel. tinted Sl1PER SPORT CONVERTIBU~ 2 fire extinl(uishers, life jack. glass, chrome wheeJ.~, white Series. 4, door convertihle, STEP OUT IN STYLE SAILBOA1':-Ughlning #7~6(1~I CAPAC AREA black with white vinyl lop, IN A BEAUTIFUL (;orgeous Ebony Black with a ets, stern pole and fla~, walls, custom vinyl top, cus full race, with trailer, winning mounted anchor and all lines. 40.ACRE farm. Good n'der farm Recent overnaul. Excellent AIR CONDITIONED black top and matchinJ( in. tom interior. Silver with a records. EXl'ellent condition 'fhis boat is complete in every home and barns in rural area Rowe & Grove conditil'!' $2,500. Da~'s: PR I terior. 16.000 actual miles. black vinyl top and black 886.503(). All farm machinery included 7.9852. Nigbts: TU 6.1730. I COFFEY CADILLAC $95 or your old car down. respecl. The ullimille in g:lass, IIIembers of (;rc,se Pointe strata bench seat. FactoT\' SI2,800,00. in sale. $31.000. warranty. $3,888. . '66 CORVETTE 427425 4.speed, SEE lhe finest selection on one VER HOVEN JII11lliple Listing Assoc. SALES AND SERVICE . ALMONT AREA ~Iember of ~[(,Edfa Loaded with extra.~. Clean owner reconditioned cars in CHEVROLET Complele hne of new OWPIJSon' d Chris Craft Constellation, Com ~ar, TU 149.';3 alter 6 p,m the Midwest. display Full selection of new 90 ACRES vacant Ian , some WE TRADI'; I:l535 VA", nYKE Olander. Ca\"alier, and Roamcr JIM CARNEY 365.6000 boats I.ift. to 40ft. ' woods, produ('ti\'e soil. A fe\I;, '68 BUICK Skylark custom 2- Example: 1965 CADIJ,LAC Con- boals. Boston whaler, Sunfish minules east of Van D~'ke. i 2lli43 MACK TU 41000 door hardtop. Very low mile vertible. Sea mist Green with AIR CONDITIONED 1965 4 boats, $600 per acre, with terms. BUICK lIl(e E x c I' II I' n t condition. a green top, black leather in. Johnson and HomeJite ~Iotors MICHIGAN OWENS door Crown Imperial. Spanish 24530 E, Jefferson JOHN A. ROWLING INC. 24231 VAN DYI{E I S2,700. 886.762,'i. terior. air conditioned. Full red, matching leather in. FIHST OF!,'ERING power. Low mileage. Must be GREGORY BOAT CO. Sl. Clair l~hores Almont office AT 9% MILE 1967 f'IREBIRD hardtop. Auto. terior, hlack vinyl top, loaded PRescott 79852 798.8797 7988508 YORKSHIRE near Ker('heval. seen to be appreciated. with extras. Owner. TU 2. 9666 E. Jeff. 8231900 SL 7~2103 matk, 8, pow I' r steering, OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 6 5 bedrooms and 3 balhs. ptlwer hrakes, console. Fac. COFFEY CAD ILLAC 8522. 1967 FIBERGLAl;S CHRISCraft : 12H-LAKE AND RIVER Large Ih'ing llnd din in g 1966 VW sedan, red excellent tory wa; ranty. Gleaming mel. 3180 F.. .Jefferson LO 7.61111 1966 ALF A ROMEO 1600 Commander. 47' fully equip- 12B- TRAI LERS PROPERTY rooms, paneled den, su n shape, radio. inel'udes roof i allic b 1 u e. Sacrifice sale! Spider, low mileage. Italian ped twin 258 hp. General _ room, breakfasl room, lava. rack, 882.440~. 82.295. "0" dn. $17.50 wk. •'55 OLDS 98 Good mnning con. beauty. Call nights, 571.1098. Motors Deisel engines, 75 tory and very modern kitchen. , . ',' . Thursday, June 27, 1968 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pag., For+rOn. 13-REAL ESTATE ------"',.,---- I13-RfAL ESTATE 13-REAL EST,lTE 13-REAL ESTATE I3-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE I3-REAL ESTATE f3-REAL ESTATE 13-UAL EST,lTI I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE GROSS"J POINTE GROSSE POINTE AREA 1341 N. RENAUD - Grosse ST. CLAIR SHORES-By owner, FULL BRICK Colonial, living OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 OPEN HOUSE STANTON LANE 66. First 1958 LITTLESTONE - Early Pointe Woods. Custom 3 bed. lake front, over 1,-<, acre, 3. GROSSE PTE. SHORES American Colon. Excellent room with fireplace, dining GROSSE POINTE FARMS, 462 SATURDAY & SUNDAY offering. 3 bedroom, 21h bath room brick ranch on 244x145' bedroom brick home, 5,000 condition. Quick occupancy. room, modern kitchen, glass LaBelle - Immaculately clean Cape Cod. Panelled rec. room lot. Large living room, formal sq. ft., 1,800 finished 27.ft. 35 FONTANA LANE 558 WASHINGTON RD.-Lovely 3 twin size bedrooms, many enclosed porch, complete floor 3.bedroom brick colonial, fire. carpeted throughout, 2 ca; dining room, 20x20 circular living room, concrete seawall. NEW CAPE COD, almost com. two'story brick horne, recent. fine features. New North coverings and curtains. 2 bed. places in Jjving room and family room with pow de r Possible income, appraised garage. pleted; 5 bedrooms, 3¥.l baths, ly painted exterior. 3 bed. High District. Open Slm. 2.5. rooms, large modern bath, basement recreation room; room and bar, baths, $41,500. Sell $36,950. 2931636. 2'h library, family room, 1XL rooms, newly carpeted mastf:!' HAWTHORNE 1219, 3 bedroom good closets, full basement garage, screened patio, huge complete basement. 3 car HARPER WOODS kitchen, 2'h car garage, air. bedroom H~ baths on second face brick ranch, family mom, witb plastered rec. room, gas lot, new carpeting throughout. garage, sprinklers. 19936WOODCREST. Completely conditioning. Immediate oc. floor. Ji~ing room with fire- expansion space for additional remodeled throughout. Newly heat, storms and screens, 2. EAST DETROIT Followi!1g,~By Appointment cupancy. place, separa.te dining room. bedrooms. Attached garage. finished kitchen. Queen of car garage, nicely landscaped LOBECK R~ALTV den with powder room. Extra- Peace Parish. Open Sunday 2.5. lot. Early possession. Gall 882. 23828 Wilmot - Large clean 3. large, fully equipped kitchen WEDGEWOOD 20691 - Sharp 2185 or 884.5357. bedroom brick ranch. Beauti- 884-2371 GROSSE POI NTE FONTANA 20711 HUNT CLUB. First offer. with e a ti n g spa c e, large 4.bedroom brick semi-ranen fully paneled basement with BUILDING CO. ing! Fac(J brick bungalow, 3 FAIRFORD. Elegant 3 bedroom screened porch. Full base- with 1'>1 baths, recreation natural fireplace. 2lh-car ga- TU 4.2750 ment with playroom and lh bedroms, excellent area, rage. carpeting, dishwasher Ranch with the comfort of room with wet bar and lava. OPEN 2 to 5 Lath. Major carpeting in. family kicth., 2'h car garage. and many other built.in fea- Grosse Pointe central air-conditioning. Large Open Daily 12-6; Sunday 2.6 tory, attached garage. Price Open Sun. 2.5. eluded. 2.car garage. Excel. reduced. 910 GRAND MARAIS tures. living room and formal dining VAN ANTWERP. Face brick OPEN SUNDAY 2•.5 room plus family room for lent location, walking distance to shopping area. By owner, MOROSS ROAD 413 (Grosse bungalow. 3 bedrooms, nat. HERE COMES de Judge, and WE ACCEPT TRADES the TV. This home is set on Pointe Farms near Chalfonte) ural fireplace. excellent area, his verdict is tbat for charm ANITA, 1634-Neat as a pin! a lovely corner lot with a 2 881-0818. -3.bedroom brick ranch. na. fine rec. room, Grosse Pointe you can't beat early Ameri. 5.room brick, 1~ STORY car attached garage. Ever so APARTMi:NTS tural fireplace, dining area, School system. can architecture. On Gl'and with e x pan s ion attic. much more to see. BRICK RANCH on 75xl50. 3 STIEBER Screened terrace, garage. 8 UNITS bedrooms, 1'h baths, Uvin, attached garage. Member of McEdra and Grosse Mare:s we present as evi- PR 5-4900 Pointe Multiple Listing Services dence this four. bedroom de. Handy .to schools, bus, room, dining "L", fireplace. LOCHMOOR, 2126- 4.bedroom. shops. VACANT. $23,600. HARPER WOODS IIfodern ranch. style building. Paneled family room, large ceiver which also supports ------I Fir6t offering. Convenient 10. 2 full baths bungalow. Family two more bedrooms over TU 1.6300. modern kitchen, all built.ins. room, recreation room and GROSSE PTE. FARMS cation. Gas beat, air condi. Full basement, 2-car attach- the attached garage. This BISHOP, lIOO - Conveniently garage. SCHWEITZER Open Sunday 2.5 OLD HOMESTEAD 20041. If tioned, private parking. Price ed garage. Near new high one pleads guilty of having located to "Village" shops, Member of McEdra and Grosse 488 La Belle. corner Mack. 3.4 you like gardening and plenty will surprise you-Call today. school. Assume 5'h% mort. fireplaces in both the living schools, bus; this fine brick HUNTINGTON, 1842 - 3 bed- Pointe Multiple Listing Services bedroom' Cape Cod. 2 com. of ground to roam around in, gage. Owner, 886.2115. room brick ranch, natural room and the library. But COLONIAL has 3 bedrooms r suggest you call to see this TU 2-2100 you be the jury . . . we plete baths, kitchen with MARV. BOUTIN fireplace, dining area, recrea- built.in~, 2 car garage. Quick plus large adjoining room excellent 2.bedroom h 0 m e 18530 MACK kn 0 w it's the best buy tion room with lavatory, at- possession. that could be used as fourth with breezeway and attached 884-7733 tached garll~e. around . , • bar none. bedroom, study or sitting garage. Mothel"s dream kit- CHANDLER TU 6.1900 room. Large living room chen with stove and refriger- CHAMPION EAST DETROIT ON LAKE St. Clair-Off Wind. IN THE FARMS away from the mill Pointe Drive - Ranch with natural fireplace, din- ator to match. maddening crowd with pri. ing room, sun room, 2 WAR R I N G TON CT., 24295. home, 33 ft. living room, vacy for all concerned, Barn RANCH. 3 bedroom brick, 2.car REALTOR Kelly.9 Mile Area. Custom baths. Excellent traffic pat. BEAUFAIT 21136. First offer. thermopane windows, built.in sided family rom with bar. garage. finished basement. St. OPEN SUNDAY 1.1 built 1960, 3 bedroom face stereo and colored TV, rock Grosse Pointe tern. Immediate possession. ing. Excellent floor plan with Clair Shores.12 Mile Rd. area. bt!cue arrangement on one TU 4.0600. brick ranch, natural fireplace, gardens and patio. Beautiful hand; library and copious center foyer. 3 Bcdroom face 778-{)470. N. RENAUD 1701--5ee this OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 brick R8nch. One and a half den, r e ere a t ion room. at- interior, magnificent "jew. living area on the other. COUNTRY CLUB, 155 - One excellent three bedroom, two tached garage. many extras. baths. Large kitchen. 2lh.car See to appreciate. Open. 630 Five bed r 00 m s (one of SOMERSET 3626 - Close to block to THE COUNTRY bath colonial. A charming Bedford Lane. VAlley 2.5331. which is situated on the Grosse Pointe. Three bed- garage. Grosse Pointe school family room, donstairs lav. CLUll.Large living room .district. This home has .well SHOWN P,Y APPOINTMENT All Above Open first floor) and four baths, rooms, English. in very good with fireplace and bar- and large kifchen with am- Sunday 2-5 :30 carpeted, built.in 'kitchen condition. One and one.half becue' powder room. mod. maintained interior and ex- BOURNEMOUTH. Beautiful 3 ple eating space make this to complete this mainte- baths ...Den. Breakfast room. ern kit c hen, breakfast terior. Call immediately. bedroom brick Colonial. Rea. home complete. Many extras. 5 nance free home. Close to Quick possession. $27,500. room, 3 main bedrooms, sunable. Close to everything. Priced to sell. Quick posses. transportation, shopping and WARREN Good transportation. Grosse sion. Carter & Co. FOLLOWING BY den or' fourth bel(room, 3 schools. We challenge you baths, maid's room and DOWLAND 32532. First Offer- Pointe Woods school system. APPOINTMENT THREE MILE DR.• 1405 - For 20223MACK TU 44400 FIRST to find a comparable offer. bath, first floor laundry, ing, Like new. 2.bedroom Near Mack and Moross. Ranch plus large family room, the good thingS in life-I fine ing. HAWTHORNE - First adver. patio. swimming pool, all family home. Spacious rooms, tacked carpet, nicely land- one and a half baths, huge BOURNEMOUTH C I R C L E. OFFERINGS ONE OF THE FEW remaining tised. Appealing Cape Cod. kitcben. Good area. Brick ranch. Extra large four bedrooms, 2¥.lbaths, den, GROSSE POINTE WOODS Two bedrooms, bath and Den scaped site-1l9x171. TU Almost new custom built lots '.vith 100 feet frontage kitchen. Family room; fin. breakfast room. Immediate on first floor. Bedroom, lav., 4.0600. possession. quad-level, attached garage. available in Grosse Pointe ished basement. 2-ear at- City. Located on a street of study or f 0 t1 r t h bedroom HAWTHORNE, 1453 - SE.'dI. tached garage. Air condition. Completely air conditioned, "FOR INSTANT above. SO foot lot. DETROIT BY APPOINTMENT 3 bedrooms, 2lh baths. Large HAPPINESS" stately mansions. RANCH with 2 bedrooms ed. Immediate occupancy. and bath down: bedroom, CUSTOM BUILT CAPE COD. family room, paneled den, ONE YOU MAY have missed HILLCREST-Very well up. HARVARD 43411. Ideal home for N. ROSEDALE CT. Rancb. at. utility room, kitchen built-ins, dated. Four bedrooms, dreSll' sitting room, study and large family. 3 bedroom Co- Four bedrooms 2'12 batbs, all if you have been driving bath up, basement games tached garage. 3 bedrooms. large rooms, Ii l ass e d and finished basement, sprinkler PARK the streets looking for ing room. Three and one. lonial. New kitchen linoleum Family room with natural systEm, door lifter, large half baths. Also basement room, and 2-car garage. and formica counters. Formal screened Florida room, 2.car something new on the mar- One owner home in A.1 fireplace. Finished basement. patio, carpeting and draperies. HARD TO FIND INCOME, bedroom and bath. Den. Mod. dining room. 2 car garage. attached garage, recreatiol;1 ket. This contemporary has condition. TU 4-0600. Sprinkler system. !'>;ewlydec. room. House in l!l!rfect condi. Make appointment to see this Georgian Colonial designed ern kitchen. three bedrooms and two orated. "A Must See." tion. A lot of house unde!' beautifully kept home. Will living room, dining room, baths on its second floor. LA BELLE, 459 - 3 bedroom Stop in to let us show you our kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths EDGEMONT-First advertised. N. ROSEDALE CT. Ranch 2 $50,000. accept terms. Owner-Agent. The dining area is tied Into Attractive Regency design. face b r i c k COLONIAL. photos of many other homes 884-6171 up and down. Car pet i n g a 18rge family room with 18x20 family room with in Grosse Pointe hlld vicinity. bedroom. Family room, for- throughout. 3 car garage. Built 19:75. Four bedrooms, mal dining-room. FiDished IN GROSSE POINTE CITY. access to a covered patio. two and one-hall baths. Li. Thennopane windows and Owner has just purchased a sliding doors. 2-car garage. basement. Patio; sprinkler Three bed roo m s, Florida brary. First floor utility room. system. "A Maintenance Free room, 2lh baths, central air 1008 DEVONSH r RE CITY house out of State, so help 150 foot lot near lake. Well Near bus, shops. TV 4.0600. us "move it." BETIY VINGI Home." conditioning. Lovely home in landscaped. LAKEPOINTE, 939-Channing HERE'S YOUR DOLL HOUSE. perfect condition. Priced in SHOWN BY APPT. 3-bedroom ENGLISH with REALTOR BELOW OPEN SUNDAY, 2.5 mid 3Os. a charming 2 bedroom COMES ON like gang busters! ESSEX-First advertised. Re•. When you case this joint new paneled family room, 20525 MACK 886-3210 GRAYTON 5090. lmmcrliate Elegant center hall colonial nestled on a large property. strained contemporary well occupancy in this large brick VACANT LOT yoo'J1 find the first floor cared for. Four bedrooms, games room, 2-ear garage. with paneled den and lovely Living room with fireplace- Carpets, draperies includ. I home. Plenty of sleeping Bet. 834 & 852 Trombley. Size large kitchen. Screened porch. layout includes a large liv. two and one-half baths. Li- 58x15O. Florida room. First floor lav. ing room, separate {ormal ed. Perfect move.in condi. RIVER ROAD ranch, 2 large room, and, baths. 2car ga- 4 bedrooms and 2 baths up, brary. Recreation room. rage. DETROIT dining room, family room tion. Priced reduced. TU bedrooms, paneled fa mil y and 3rd floor with bedroom OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 FARMS and library. Two sets of LAKE FRONT - Almost new 1.6300. room, utility room. Fireplace. and bath. Recreation room KENSINGTON 4117. Full brick, stairs from the second floor Colonial in prime location. LOCHMOOn, 1131 ~ Walk to . TUxedo 1.2223. SOMERSET, 11475- Charming with bar. Ideal for large FARM COLONIAL in Kerby 3 bedroom Colonial. Living provide two routes for a Five bedrooms, four lInd olle. LOCHMOOR GOLF' room fireplace, fonnal din., modernized three-b e d roo m family. School District. Spacious 1st fast get away. But before half baths. Sitting room. Pan. b r i c k bungalow. Unusually floor, including oversize fam. COURSE. Sharp Colonial ing room, Breakfast room, off you leave check out the five eled library. Family room. with 3 bedrooms plus large kitchen. Complete finished large living room with fire- ily room. 3 large bedrooms, bedrooms and four bath. Recreation room. Many spec- JUST THE FACTS place. Near schools and trans. S. D. PALAZZOLO good recreation room with fire- room for expansion over rec. room with fireplace. 2 rooms. First you "eliminate ial features. Walled patio cedar closets; 2.car garage. portation. Price reduced. REALTOR place. Immediate occupancy. .garage. Jalousied porch. BISHOP ROAD - Unquestion. the competition" in five and exceptional landscaping. Beautiful large site. TU Nicely landscaped. Lot 60 x TU 5-6556 bedroom colonials for sale ably one of the finest authen- BY APPOINTMENT PINE COURT - Custom Colon. 4.0600. tic Georgian colonials in the 160. Vacant. WOODS in the Shores. If this one PIDLlP 135~NEW OFFER. doesn't slay you one of our ial. Three bedrooms of which NORTH OXFORD lOBI-Delight Grosse Pointes. Irreplaceable S. RENAUD 662, GPW. Beau. moldings and fine detail cre. ING. Sharp three bedroom BUNGALOW with outstanding people will take you for a one is on first floor. Two ful COLONIAL near Lig- tiful, spacious ranch. 3 king. baths. Library or fourth bed ate an atmosphere Of refine- house. Perfect condition. New decor. 2 bedroms with bath ride ... around the corner gett and new high school. size bedrooms, 21,4 baths. 25' Tappan stove. Carpeting and down, living room, dining L. to case this little "gem" room. Recreation Room. 4 bedrooms, 2J,2 baths, pan. ment and elegance. Five fam- family room. Finished base. ily bedrooms, one with fire- drapes. Gas heat, 2 car ga. Feel Safe Large bedroomr. and bath up. which rests .;omfortably cn eled family room, games ment. Star of the Sea Parish. GRAYTON - Three bedrooms, place, plus servants quarters rage. $13,200. Near schools. South Deeplands, disguised two bathrooms. Library. Rec- room. Carpeting included. Exquisite home. Terrific buy. as a Cape Cod. With two TU 4.0600. or additional family hedroom. knowing that the police and fire reation room with fireplace. Florida room extending into CALL US FOR INFORMATION OPEN SUNDAY: 2:3D-5:00, enormous master suites on Two car brick garage. Near department is within sight of the first floor you can es. the sheltered seclusion of ON ALL GRC'SSE POINTE this home which ideally suited 19982 W. Emory Court. Semi. shopping and transportation. cape forever the necessity BY APPOINTMENT walled gardens makes year SCHWEITZER to accommodate a widow or a ranch on attractive court. 2 One of the bedrooms is on the round enjo~able living. PROPERTIES bedrooms and bath plus pan. of eEmbing stairs. Let first floor. ALLARD - Sharp 3.bedroom Member of McEdra and couple. Bedroom, bath, and den "Fingers" do the walking eled den on 1st floor. Also 2 RANCH on nicely land. NORTH RENAUD - Custom Grosse Pointe Multiple List- on the fir~1 floor. When out of LI'ITLESTONE ~ Very good gllests arrive, you can bedroom and lavatory up. if he and the rest of the scaped corner site. Lovely built ranch. Full dining room. ing Assoc. town Colonial. Three bedrooms, one CHAMPION house them in the upstairs suite. Large kitchen overlooking gang decide they want to kitchen with all appliances, Library, den, 2 bedroom. aDd one.halfbaths. Den. Dec. Low maintenance. Small attrac- big yard with Bar.b.euc. hide out upstairs. There are extra lavatory, 2-car ga. Ideal home that makes enter. REALTOR orated in excellent taste. 886-4200 tive yard. Near transportation. two more bedrOums and rage, All furniture is for taining a joy. Convenient 10' baths there also. Before Very reasonable price. sale. TU 1.6300. cation. 20780 MACK TU 4-5700 someone else stakes this one LaSALLE PLACE - Charming (jut. maybe you ought to C 0 Ion i a 1. Five bedrooms DEVONSHIRE-Price reduced. WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE- 1292 ANITA drop a little loot. then we three and one.half baths on Owner, transferred, offers Glamorous 3.bedroom semi- can close the case. second floor. Powder room. fine large home with 4 bed. ranch on lovely extensive GUIDE TO GOOD SERVICE Would You OPEN SUNDAY-Located near Breakfast room. Paneled rec- rooms, 31h baths on 80' grounds. Paneled library, schools and transportation, SOUND THE ALARM. Several reation room with fireplace site. Good floor plan, near Florida room and completely tbis bungalow offers a full suspicious characters have and bar. Choice location on bus, schools. Other quality modern kitchen with all built JOANNA WESTERN LIKE more space? A central dining room, master bed- been poking around the cul.de-sac. features too numerous to ins including refrigerator. WINOOW SHADES location? Center hall floor plan? room and full bath on first grounds of this delightful, mentior,. Stop in and in. Cleaning, Turning. Repairing HAMPTON-Cape Cod. Four Large lot? Total of 5 bedrooms floor. Upstairs are 2: bed- older colonial located just spect. May consider lease. NEFF - First offering. See Fast Service bedrooms of which two are and 3¥.l baths? A value price rooms, bath and sitting room. a few feet from the lake. TU 1-4200. picture ad. ALSO FEATURING Priced in the mid.twenties. on the first floor. Three baths. CUSTOM MADE SHADES $57,5OO.oo?Contact one of our We believe one of them is FOl THE liable to commit legalized $38,500. HILLCREST ROAD - Grosse INDIAN VILLAGE consultan' s for complete details HOME AND OffiCE robbery and snatch this Pointe Fanns. CAPE COD, An Historic Site on the above or other offerings 45 BEACON HILL CLOVE~LY-Commodious and 1 which might possibly fulfill charmer up before the pub- 3 bedrooms, 1 k baths. at. IROQUOIS - Outstanding home luxurious. F 0 u r bedrooms. tractive breakfast roo m, your requirements. COLONIAL-on a hill between lic finds out it's available Four and one.half baths. Li. built by financier. Unique GRA_rOp to all. Better keep your large lot. First offering_ floor plan. Beamed ceilings. SALE Gross~ Pointe Blvd. and Lake brary. Exceptional recrealirm TU 4.0600. ON shore. Attractive, hard.to.find motor running 'cause we room. Mutschler kitchen. Exceilent condition. PLUS 3. SALES AND SERVICE 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths. can send you up the river MORAN ROAD-Built 1955 in room carriage house, tenia I RENTAL STOCK 14830 Warren. at Alter Lakeshore Lane Everything down with both jllst a few housel;, where VENDOME-Southern Colonial the "heart" of the Fanns. from which pays heat and TUxedo 5-6000 library and family room. anotber waterfront properly in prime location. Four bed- T his striking Monterrey taxes. Beautifully landscaped Fully air conditioned. is waiting to be "taken." rooms, two bathS on second COLONIAl: is situated on a and walled garden. Priced to floor. Maid's room and bath sell. IDE A L FLOOR PLAN pro- WHEN IT COMES to "cool" terraced hillside with lovely Serving the Pointe Areer vides for convenient daily 1144 HAMPTON on first. Library. Many intzr landscaped. 3 bedrooms, 2'h single story houses in the esting fe8tures. Four car gar- baths, large family room SEMINOLE - Dutch Colonial. living. Scenic wooded outlook Farms, we'll put our best ~:~f age. Wide lot. with fireplace. 2.car at. 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths down, • SAVINGS of the rear yeard from the liv. SEMI!tANCH with 2 large bed. foot forward with this white ing dining, and b rea k fa s t rooms and bath on 1st floor. BISHOP - Fine residencl) for tached garage, games room. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths up. Li Addh" MQchille. and ranch on Stephens hill. You Call for appointment. TU brary and den. roo~s. Two bedrooms, library Large hall and bedroom with can sock it to us it we mis. sizablc fa mil y. Five bed- Typewriters Soles .. Service or 3rd bedroom, 2 baths, mod. 'h b&th on 2nd floor. Screen. represent this listing as the rooms, four and one. half 1.6300. 'Also available-interesting Tu. ern kitchen, etc. Sprinkler sys- ed porch overlooks lovely best ranch oftering in the bat h s plus semi - finished NEAR LOCHMOOR COUNTRY dor, Georgian Colonial, and WOLVERINE tem. Call today and arrange an yard. Excell~nt conditinn. Farms. Three family bed. apartment over garage. Large appointment. CLUB-First offering. 4. Town house. Typewriter Service rooms are serviced by two paneled library., Modernized bedroom, 2'h hath brick 13131 E. JEFFERSON AVE. Grosse Pointe Ca. 1149 MARYLAND baths. There is a thirl, bath kit c hen. Recreation room. RANCH. Newly r-arpcted, ST. CLAIR SHORES Next to lite Newport Hote. and a fourth bedroom off Spacious grounds near Jeffer. new kitchen, family room STATLER BLVD. Wonderful V,\ 2-3560 3 EEDROOM COLONIAL near the kitchen. Better lace into son. TU 2.53CII with bar, games room in !Cation on pointe in Lake st. 74 Stanton Lane Kerch~val. Nice screened and this one hefore someone else basement. On large corner _ .. _'------PEMBERTON. Spacious English. clear. 4 bedroom ranch with OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 ties it up. lot. Excellent condition, glassed front porch. Bath Four bedrooms, thrE'e and outstanding entertainment with stall shower in base. TV 4.0600. "You can't get a shine on one.half baths plus extra area, boat well, 6 ft. concrete ment, plus new furnace ami a sneaker" bedroom and b&th on third walk with F:uest boat facilities. IN THE HEART OF Grosse wiring. Priced to sell. OXFORD ROAD-Exceptionally Pointe Farms. Attractive Cape floor. Modernized kitchen. neat bungalow on AD' lof. tlepentlD." •• rr;ca. Cod. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fam. Clayton C. Purdy. Jr. $38,500. Good carpeting included. OUTSTANDING ily room, 2 car attached p- 30 SUNSET LANE Robert G. Edgar Ideal for young couple or SUBURBAN LlV!NG rage. Vacant. Assume attractive Mary F. Schlaff THOROUGH COVERAGE rctiree who likes to garden. HERE'S SOMETHING spedal. EAST SIDE reprcsentative for existing mortgage. $49,500, Marian J. Bode ON OTHER Q!lick occupancy availablc. "Vineyard Homes". Build a ncar the Lake. A charming TU 1.4200. John R. Strongman GROSSE POINTE HOUSES new homc on your lot or in New Orleans Colonial with Julia B. Tobin TIr.re', "MOORE" in Store for you. - • master suile down, 2 hed. WILLIAMS CT. W.-The bc~t lovely new North East cnm. Exclusive by Dorothy Meeker Stop in for a time saving list of everything! Top quality munity near Fifteen and when you SELECT"The Origimd ReliDbl." rooms 2 baths lip. Lovely tailored to YOl'r requirements lihrary, grcen house - fir~t James P. Danaher Rl,NCH in Star of Sca Mound. Homes priced from fro m 0 u r comprel1ensive SELL"QUICK-GET "MOORE" floor laundry. Sue Mcgowen Parish. 3 king !rized beel. $:15,000.00. BORLAND Gro!lSe Pointe Cllta10~ of pho. 20'}'eAr memher fast Side rooms, 2 haths, paneled THANK you for reading ollr F:II~e:J3:~W'~14 tographs and small floor family room. /tames room. Multl.Photo Lisl •• comm.rel.1 adverti! ing. Call liS. ,s ... lce Grout POInt. IndUlIne! propertle. plans. 2.rar aUached garage on • Purdy To bUll or .. II I 0 v c I y landscaped ~itc. JOHN S, & ~Iust be SOLD. TU 1.6300. Call VA 2.5052 McBREARTY HIGBIE MAXON '-'1 utal. JOHNSTONE &< Reallors REA LTY Edgar BROTHERS, INC. GOODMAN US17 MACK 19 KERVHEVAL TV 6.3800 R HEVAL TU 2-6000 : bef. St>mll'Ht Ind !l3 Kercheval 1l86 .•106(J NoItlnllhsm Nexl to Punch & Jut'y Theatre 84 Kercheval 886.7100i 63 KERCHEVAL TU 6.6010 83 KE C -. ". I JOHNSTONE ~ .. _. 3 _ 2 as 2 II uu sa j up.2 ). ...1.3#)L J,JH, ... a a . -Two. GROSSe POINTE NEWS Thursday, _June 27, 1968 U-REAL 1STATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAt. ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE IS-BUSINESS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE OPPORTUNITIES ST. CLAIR SHORES.12 Mile. CAPE COD, 2 bedrooms, din. PRECISION machine shop, De- OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5 Jefferson - Beautiful new ing room, garage, qew fur. Iroil suburbs, 30 man opera- 2000 OXFORD RD. home. 3 large bedrooms, 21,.2 nace. 476 Touraine Rd. Open CLASSIFIED E. Outer DriVE baths, family room, dining tion. Building 5 years old. Brick Ph Jtory, 2 bedrooms Sunday 2 to 5. room, 2l,.2.car attached ga. Air conditioned. Large paved ~ LIKE LIVING in luxury? Com. down, 2 bedrooms up. Has 101. Equipment in excellent ~i full bath plus half bath. rage. View of lake. Immediate pare this lJeautiful RANCH, LAKE SHORF. DRIVE condition. A clean money ~ Kitchen with built.ins. Sepa. occupancy. $39,900. Thomas witl; 27x12' family room, to E. Schultz. 884.4423. GROSSE POINTE SHORES maker. Owner retiring. $350,- ADS rate dining room. Lowl'r all ~ any other house around. We 000. Terms. Would consider ~ know you'll fall in love with carpeted. 2 car garage. I GROSSE POINTE WOODS - RANCH style home, 3 bedrooms, listed securities. Reply to Box C.II TUx.do 2.6900 - 3 Tra.:k Lin•• To S.rv. You Quickly it. 120' frontage, sprink!'!r 19928 Fairway Dr. Ilh.story 2 full baths, family room. car. G1212, Grosse Poinle News. I system. Much more tn offer- 1 OF!,'ERED BY brick, 3 bedrooms, 2 h baths, peting, drapes, all built-ins. Your Ad C,n B. Chlre.d ~ just call. den, enclosed porch, first Very clean. Large lot. floor utility room, plus fin. LIQUOR STORe Johnstone & Johnstone I A N IEL ished basemen!. 2J,2-car ga. EDWARD HENKEL CO. GROSSE PTE. AREA 16610 Mack TU 1-4200 20225 Mack TU 6- 1190 rage. Tremendous c 10 set I WO 1-2655 Liquor, beer wine and party _-----~~~~,~ space. TUxedo 1-4372, after I ...13-REAL ESTATE U-ItEAL ESTATE i 13-ItEAL ESTATE . --.------snacks. First offering, Closed FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ;:~ y~Uu ~~in~:ng of ca~~IIi~sg-~-~:~:------PEAR TREE LANE, 656. Star Sundays. No deliveries. $18,- ,HARPER WOODS. Queen of r 0 s. . so, . of Sea parish. 4-bedroom, 2~. 000 average monthly gross. IT SPARKLES! Peace Parish. 3 bedroom~, OVER -LOOKING-G~;;-P inte ALL OPEN SUNDAY I bath Colonial. ~a~ge living New equipment. $10,000 down GROSSE PTE. SHORES 11,2 bath bungalow, brick. Gas o eo. I room, formal dmmg room, I - t BmER L!VING BUILDER'S OWN HOUSE Hunt. Club. 2-st~r.y family HAMPTON 2169 L k' f large paneled family room pus mven ory. EAST JEFFERSON, 16615-AI- heat, carpeting, air condi. ,65 FONTANA Lane, large 3.bed. home lD good condltlon_ 4 bed- ,- 00_ mg or a .. . .' X I most new 4-bedroom Early BEGINS WITH tioned, 2 walk-in closets 2'1: b th I g f '1 a.bedroom colonIal under beautiful kItchen WIth bUilt- ,TOM DIERICK Rea tor room custom built ranch, 2. American COLONIAL in love- built in drawers upstairs, rooms, a s, ar e a;llI y $19,OOO? You can assume a in appliances and large eat- large family room. laundry room; SpacIOus ~odern kItch- 5% mortgage for $7,000.00. No ing area. Car pet i n g and LA 7-420U ly setting with circular drive A.NEW HOME dishmaster, paneled base. room, 2 h baths, air condition. on sweeping corner. site. 2 full ' ment, 2 car garage. Close en WIth bz:e~kfa"t area. Fully big old basement to clean, d rap e s, sprinklers, many ing, full tiled basement with to schools and shopping. For carpete? .hvlDg room and for-. jl.st a nice big utility room. other extras. By appointmelit. baths: pow~er room, out-, Our idea home at 6 Elmsleigh fireplace and lavatory. many MOVE TO FLORIDA appointment 884.4174. $52,500.mal dmmg886-7407.room. ow. n.er., Act fas..t' , O.\.vner ._TU.xedo 40835 . stand~ng family room (3~x1~), Lane is open daily and Sunday other features. By appoint- beautiful carpets, dr~perles!D. from 2 to 4:30. Elmsleigh ment. TUxedo 6.1068. ..-.----- NEWCASTLE. 21228. Largei LEXINGTON 444 OWN YOUR eluded. O~ner .Flonda bound Lane is south of Jefferson and ----- , GROSSE PTE. FARMS 686 BIRCH LANE, Grosse Pointe I home of perfection under -aU furmture IS for sale. Ex. east of Cadieux. Woods. Ranch, near scho?ls $30,000. l.bedroom down, 3 OPEN SUN. 2-5 cellent value. Call for ap- OWN BUSINESS ~nd church. 2,400 sq. ft. hv- up, 2111 baths. Family room 3 BEDROOM, 2-bath ranch. pointment or stop by SUN- GROSSEPTE WOODS AN UNUSUAL oPJlOrtunity to j mg area. Large garage, laun- too. We consider this our 3 Excellent Far m s location, A FRANCHISE DAY for Open House between We also have other homes under • purchase a fIDe custom dry room first floor. Priced to star listing of the month. 2,700 sq. ft. on 120' lot. Must 2 and 5 p.m. construction and a limited W. KING'S CT. built residence ideally 10. ROOF COATING number of building sites. NEAR COOK RD. cated on a large plot of sell. Owner. Tuxedo 4-2564. be sold to settle estate. Va. -.------..-----1 DETROIT cant. Johnstone & Johnstone FIFTEEN YEAR young face land overlooking The Coun. BUSINESS TU 1-6300 brick ranch. 2 bedrooms en. try Cilib golf course. It con. BY APPOINTMENT closed rear porch firePlace, taills 5 bedrms., each with COURVILLE, 4142. You City SHAREMET REALTY " WALTER H. MAST CO. carpeting. 2 baths, central bath, and maid's quarters NEAR LIGGETT SCHOOL employees: Here is a home in 779.1515 $40.000 A YEAR BEAUTIFUL 4.bedroom CoIO'/ air-conditioning, full base- or additional family bed- mint condition. There is a low nial in heart of school district. TU 2.-140.1 TU 2-1400 ment, gas heat, attached 2 rooms over a 3.car attached interest mortgage you can ST. CLAIR SHORES, Owner.- POTENTIAL Shown by appointment, $M,- 1039 CANTERBURY car garage, under $40,000. garage. Please call for assume or $5,800 down will 3 bedroom brick ranch. 10' x 800. Owner, VAlley 2.2235. ,------(Off Morningside) many fine features too easily get you a new one. 20' family room. New For- A LIFETIME opportunity to - I FIVE BEDROOMS numerous to mention. INTERESTING tri-Ievel. Com- mica garbage disposal, sink own your own business in the THREE BATHS BEDFORD-2 FLAT pletely air-conditioned. Pan- ROSSITER, 10941. Brick bunga in kitchen. Finished base- Sunshine Slale. This business AUDUBON, St. Clare Parish. Between MACK and WARREN T. RAYMOND JEFFS eled family room with natural low peneet for retired par ment, 2'12 garage. Excellent is concerned with the coating TAPPAN Says Spacious architecturally de- 6.6 BRICK, full basement, 2 TU 1.1100 U no ans. TU 2.0176 tireplace. Utility reom. 3 bed. eots or small family. Near condition. 22623 Edgewood, of roofs with our mildew signed two story with every. gas heat, side drive, garage. rooms, large bath plus 2 half Whittier. 771-1613. proof coating. Every tile, or Rented $235 month, both. As baths. Beautiful kitchen. Car- gravel roo f in Florida is "SUMMER'S HERE ... AND thing for the large family. pets and draperies. Quick pos- 13A-LOTS FOR SALE black with mildew in 1 year- SO ARE TOP VALUES IN Nice big kitchen with break- i~ $23.500. IE. OUTER DRIVE. 3 bedrooms, RUTH ASSOCIATES fast room, family room with session. Only $55,500. even a new roof. If you are HOMES FOR FOLKS LIKE 4th possible. Many extras. REALTORS fireplace, games room, two bonest, a good worker, and YOU!" FORD MANSUR CO. Finest location. Thirties. TU TU 6-4060 Eves. TU 5-4060 2 ATTRACTIVE lots near the car brick garage, carpets, lake. can run a business, you r 526.2555 1-0258. GROSSE PTE. PARK draperies included. Excellent For Flilther Information potential is $40,000.00 a year. 1252 YORKSHIRE. Charming OPEN SUNDAY condition, good value. Move in N. RENAUD, 10lO-0wner sell. Small investment of $2,500.00 LUXURY living in a wooded center hall colonial, featuring 2 TO 5 time for school. ing 4.bedrm. ranch on large CALL plus working capital. Do not setting on Pine Lake, by a hedroom and bath on first corner lot. Sparkling new GEORGE PALMS, apply unless you can meet G. P. Park owner. Spacious 4 bedroom, floor. Large living room with 363 BELANGER - Owner mov- Johnstone £:7 Johnstone decorating and carpeting, requirements. Rox Products 2')2 bath Mt. Vernon style fireplace. Cozy sunroom oft TU 6-4444 ing out of town and wants TU 1.6300 plus all.new kitchen. TV Co., Mr. Cairns, WE 3.3870. OPEN SUN. 2.5 colonial home with asphalt living room. 4 br.drooms, 2 quick sale on this 4-bedroom room, screened patio and fin. paved ~ircular drive. 5 years baths on second. Large be'lu- ished hasement. Low 50's. bungalow, 2',6-car garage in OPEN SUN. 2-5 AUDUBON, 1148 near st. Paul. old. Beautiful sandy beach tiful lot. St. Clare parish. 884-6062. GROSSE POINTE large lot in the Farms. Des i g n e d in ever-popular LEASE MONEY WANTED 1610 TORREY RD.-This fine and boating facilities on Pine Convenicnt to shopping and . LAKEFRONT SITE 136 x 455. Cox & ~aker Cape Cod is colonial architecture, this cen. Lake make this a perfect transportation. 10311CANTERBURY - Be pre- CLEAN 3 Bedroom semi ranch, One of the very few remaining. 25% return leases - amounls situated on a cul.de'sac, bed- ter hall home was built by one home for family fun and con- pared for the hot weather lavatory on every floor. Beau- Terms available. Price drasti- $6500 and $18,750 - 5 year rooms down and semi.finished of the Pointe's well-known venient living. Only 20 min- with fully air-conditioned 808 PEMBERTON, Monterey. tifully finished recreation cally reduced for quick sale. terms. Sani.Jon of America second floor. Attached 2'!2 builders and has been meticu- utes from Northland and 35 quad-level and enjoy qual. Colonial with cool green decor. room.. Situ ..ted on private TU 1-6300. Inc. 30000 Ryan Road, War. car garage. lously maintained ever since. minutes from downtown De. ity 4.bedroom borne with Would you believe a fireplace court in Woods. Priced in ren, Mich. 756.8383. Library, large kitchen with troit. Bloomfield Hills schools spacious family room, full in !loth living room and din- mid-thirties. breakfast area, powder room, and many additional features. Johnstone & Johnstone basement and 2'h.car at- 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, screened ing room. Modern kitchen with WILCOX $62,500. By appointment. 682. easy access to large family FIRST OFFERING - Desirable tacbed garage. . porch, finished basement with LAKESHORE Drive at Willison, OUTSTANDING MOTEL 0391. room. 4 bedrooms plus sewing I. family flat with 3 bedrooms REALTORS recreation room and lavatory, 15Ox25O'. By owner. 1-455.1267 VALUE room, and 2 baths. Walk your and 2 baths on each level. 705 PEMBERTON - Immediate lovely gR.rdens. Call today for FIRST 0 F FER I N G: Large and 372-3440. occupancy in thiscontem. 884-3550 kiddies to the Park. Finished basement with wet ------._------an appointment to see this older home in Park. Perfect bar and lav. Priced in mid- ,One of the finest motels ever pora.ry colonial, located on home. condition. Near schools. VAl. offered for sale in Norlhern WELL DESIGNED family home. ' sixties. corner lot with spacious Michigan. 24 luxury units Spacious two story French GEORGE PALMS Grosse Pointe Park grounds and walled garden. WILLIMI W. QUEEN that gross over $64.000.00 Normandy on Pcmberton. Ex. Lakefront Home REALTOR 3 bedrooms, 21h baths - for F:e~~~~~cation, 320 Kerby I 886-4141 THREE MILE DRIVE per year. Priced way below the family who like the un. cellent condition. 4 family Grosse Pointe Shores Road. Newly decorated 3 bed- TU 6.4444 65x250' replacement costs at $266,- usual home. bedrooms, 2lh baths plus 5th room, 1% bath colonial with WHEN YOU RETIRE 000.00 with about $60,000.00 bedroom and full bath. Spa. TAKE ADVANTAGE of the family room. Some appli- Member, Grosse Pointe Why not consider 8t. Cloud, JAMES R. FI KANY down pay men l. Income 1985 SEVERN - Newer colo- cious c I 0 set s throughout, Pointe's greatest asset and ances. Open Sunday 2 to 5, Real Estate Board Florida city close to Orlando REALTOR would justify a partnership nial in the Woods in excel- formal living room with fire- live directly on the lake with Priced in the 30's. TUxedo and both coasts, in an area 886-5051 886-31U or 2 family operation. ACT lent condition. Paneled den place, formal dining room your own boat dock at your 1-1479 for earlier showing I of many lakes that has every NOW! State Wide Real Es- with firepla<:t, kitchen has with fireplace. Paneled den, front door. This brand new only. 1011 BUCKINGHAc\1 Dear Jef. essential puhlic 5 e r vie e, tate - P.O. Box 351- Gay- stainless steel built.ins. This fllmily room. Unique modern borne is th.e ultimate in luxury ferson. Open Sunday 2 to 5. where you can live well on VACANT, 5Ox135, z one d for lord, Michigan 49735. Phone fine borne is priced under kitchen. Finished recreation and contains a library, family 5 bedroom English Tudor a modest retirement income. INDIAN VILLAGE multiple dwelling, near Wind- -Gaylord area code 517- $40,000, complete with car. room, 2 car attacbed garage, room, large entrance hall with with 3'h buths, paneled den, Comparatively low taxes. For FOR SALE mill Pointe Dr. 732-2078. peting and drapes. enclosed back yard witb patio curving sairway, l5 bedrooms, large kitchen plus breakfast color brochures write to: and bar-h'g grill. Priced right 5'h baths, including an llx16. App't Only nook, screened porch, patio, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, $49,800. By owner. 822.1258. foot Roman bath in mastc~' spacious lot, financing ar- ST. CLOUD, FLORIDA JOHN S. GOODMAN 16-PETS FOR SALE IROQUOIS-Several fine older BY APPOINTMENT I -. ..__.. ... suite, Mutschler kitchen, 3. ra,lged. TU 2-2605. 32769. 93 Kercheval 886.3060 car garage. lawn sprinkler homes in this historic section 1- ---- with 4 bedrooms, 2 or 3 baths, BOXER PUPPIES, AXe regis. 884-6200 system. many unusual fea. --G-R-O-S-SE-P-T-E-. -w-o-o-D-s-I CHOICE PARCELS teredo 1433 Hurlbut, ED tures. library, full dining room, maid's quarters, etc. In good FIRST OFFERING GROSSE POINTE FAR J\I S. 1-0661. 793 CRESCENT LANE - Cus- EDMUNTON DR .• large 3 bed. GROSSEPOINTE- I condition with fenced lots at GROSSl: POINTE PARK Lakefront. $49,500. tom-built 4-bedroom colo. room brick ranch, 2'h baths. POODLE puppies, toys minia. Detroit least 65',,171'. We believe GROSSE POINTE CITY. Alger nial by Cox & Baker. Large 1214 BUCKINGHAM Living room, dining room, 1431 BEDFORD RD. tures, AKC, Black, white, ap. Open Sun. 2-5 they are r!'~sonably priced. Place (2nd lot off lake), living room, formal dining family room, central air-con- OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 ricot, $50. Stud service. 831- $30,000. room, kitchen with built-ins, Attractive - Roomy - ditioning; lot 133x85. Built. 5489. . FOR LEASE 9-ROOM EngliJh colonial, living GROSSE POINTE CITY. Lake- family room, 2'h baths, COlonial - Spacious Lot. ins, 2'h car attached garage. WOO D HAL L. 4387 hetwcen IROQUOIS - Larger. roomy room with natural fireplace, front, $59,500. recreation room. 2'h.car at- Ideally located for large Tiled basement, carpeted. BOXER PUPPIES. champion Mack and Warren. Brick Georgian style with 3 family formal dining room, sunroom, GROSSE POINTE FARMS. tached !larage. Prestige lo- busy family. Beautifully landscaped. $52" ~tock. Call Doug al Put'n on ranch situated on a 50-fool lot. bedrooms, 3 baths, maid's kitchen and breakfast room, cation. 000. Morass 100 ft. overlookiug the Dog. 882-5512. 2 bedrooms, breakfast area in Quarters on second floor. Size. also spare room on first floor, Country Club, $30,000. kitchen; finished basement in- able library with fireplace on EDMUNTON DR.-Colonial, 4' 3 bedrooms, bath on second 1589 HOLLYWOOD - Lovely 3- GROSSE POI N T E FARMS. GUINEA PIGS, doves and ger- OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 cludes pan e 1 e d recreation !irst floor. Excellent_condition. bedrooms, 2'h baths, family floor, full basement, gas heat, bedroom colonial with large Lewiston 100 feet. $28,500. bils. TUxedo 5-1835. 22619 EDGEWOOD room, 2 other paneled rooms Adults preferred. $315 mO:1.th, room. dining room. living carpeting. Side drive, 2.car living room, dining room, ideal for dcn, office or bed. unfurnished. THOROUGHBRED Cairn Ter. cheerful kitchen featuring ST. CLAIR SHORES-Sharp room, plus lavatory. Fine con- room, 2'/, car attached gar. garage. MAXON BROTHERS rier. Nice disposition. Trained. wall.to-wall carpeting, l'h- three bedroom Ranch. dition. $21,500. Early occu. age. Built-ins, tilcd basement. JAM ES R. FIKANY I' __ . T U_2_-6_00__0 __ ._ $60. TUxedo 1-6589. ear garage. HUGH CHALMERS Kitchen with breakfast pancy. TU 4.4040 $52,900. i REALTOR __ area. Priced to sell. WIRE HAIR Fox Terrier pup- NEARL Y EVERY home for sale --.--.----- TORREY WOODS section-Cus-j 886-5051 886-3114 13B--CEMETERY W MIDDLESEX - First Offer- pies. AKC registered. 7 weeks. in Grosse Pointe can be seen GROSSE POI N T E WOODS, tom built 3-bed. hrick ranch ------____ ing - Here is your chance PROPERTY PRescott 7-6286. with din i n g room, natural BY OWNER-4 large bedrooms, of a limetime to own an OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 in our catalogue of photos. large 4 hedroom colonial, 3 A L DEN DOW house by Stop in and see them today. years old. 2'h baths, family fireplace, 2\" baths, family family room. recreation room. CEMETERY section, Forest WEST HI G H LAN D terrier, wodd.famous architect. 4 23201 GREENCREST room. ownet .. 881-7188. room. Plenty of closets. PI as- large kitchen. living room. Lawn. 6 adult, 2 baby graves. male, AKC, 9 weeks old. 294. bedrooms. 36-ft. living room ter basement. Lots of storage dining room, 2'1., baths, 8 TUxedo 2-8490. 2320, 294.3459. ST. CLAIR SHORES - Excep. space; marble sills. carpet- years old. 360 Crescent Lane, - plu! scores of exclusive fea- DUPLEX ----~------tures, situated on beautiful tional three bed room, 1'12 TOLES ing and drapes. Sprinkler sys $55,000. No agents. Shown by 14-REAL ESTATl GERBILS - America's newest 878.&'0 Neff. Price reduced by boulevard street in Wind- bath Ranch. Kit c hen Realtor tem. Outdoor barbecue grill appointment or Sunday 2 to 5. WANT£D pet. Affectionate - odorless _ owner, 881.0676. built into side of 2'h.car ga. TUxedo 6-1294. wonderful for children. $3 mill Pointe. Pricp-d in the with complete built.ins, FAMILY needs fine 3 or 4 bed- 74 KERCHEVAL TU 54100 rage. Only $49,000. GR-O-S-S-E-P-O-IN-T-E-W-O-O-D-S--- each. VAlley 2-5421. fifties. By appointment only. plus breakfast area. Car. room home, in 30's Private. peted and Draped. Owncr Our 27th year in Grosse Pointe HAMPTON RD. Exceptionally 2110 Lochmoor Blvd 3 bed. lIIr. Jay, TUxedo 1-7609. PUPPIES: Pocket size anxious. OPEN SUN. 2 to 5 POODLE DETROIT well built colonial. 3 bedrooms, toys Jet black female. PRes. 1587 YORKTOWN-Colonial 4 room brick home, 2 baths. 1'}! baths. gas heaL, 70' lot. paneled living room with I cott 6.1534. 522.24 ALTER - One of the bedroom, 2')2 bath, living GROSSEPTE. FARMS Close to Ferry school. Nicely natural fireplace 5 room fin- WANTED newer and spotless ;~.comes EAST DETROIT, 24901 GROVE room, dining room. family landscaped. $37,500. Owner. ished basement. 2 car garage. POOPLE Puppies. Pocket size convenient to everythinp-. Three bedroom Ranch, room, built-illS, 21h car at OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Tuxedo 4-0194. Near schools and shopping toys. Jet black females, PRes- Tolal rental is $305.00 per kitche.l with dining area, tachl'd garagc. Priced for HOUSE cott 6.1534. Cf)nter. Quick pOssession. month. Needs decorating but is 395 MOROSS ROAD at Chal- quick sale. Immcdiate pos- Only $28,900. Owner. 884-7090. 4 or More Bedrooms Jlriced right. fonle. Take advantage of a EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS session. $47.000. PURE BRED Siamese cals. On~ reduced price on this charm. GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Cus- MAX IMUM $40,000 spade male, 2 females, de- ing 3.bedroom custom built BY BON ANDARY 886-5670 tom built. one year old, qual- clawcd; shots. !l81.80W after ranch with spacious rooms 5:30. ity construction. dcluxe fea. BY Grosse Pointe Resident. TAPPAN throughout, including cl formal SHORES, WOODS. FARMS tures. 3 bedrooms. 9x5 walk-in SWEENEY 984 LINCOLN ROAD. 3 bed- family of 8, From Privale DOG GROOMING by Tony Rico. dining room and a separate cedar c 1() set. Huge linen REALTOR room center entrance col- Party. AU breeds, Toy and miniature den. It's situated on a beau. BON has many fine homes tQ closet. 2 baths, U-s hap e d onial. Large living and din. roodles $S.95. pick up and 90 Kercheval - On.the.HiIl tifully landscaped corner lot choose from ... to suit your kitchen, suspended ceilings. 82 T-1913 ing room, elldosed porch, deliver $1.00 cxtra. Prices in. and has a screencd.in terrace evcry desire. clectronic rangc. 2 ovcns, MOORE modern kitchen. Excellcnt cludc clipping, shampooing, Member of Grosse Pointe and a 2-car attached garage. built.in food center, toaster. cOl1dition. By appointment, nail and ('ars. Training c1as,~ Immediate occupancy and ST. CLAIR SHORl':S can opener. Car pet ir> g 14C--REAL ESTATE Keal Estate Board TU 1-6800 EXECUTIVE LIVING 8.36.7831. es available. 1o'or appl. 82.~. terms available. Call today. throughout. d rap e r i e sin. EXCHANGE 0506. 3 hcdroom brick ranch ncar cluded. 2.car garage. auto- FLORIDA waterIront lot, 30 the Lake. Plenty of room. 3 BEDROOM Brick Colonial. matic door opener. sprinkling PLAy~fA TE--io~-)~~~;-~hildr('~. If you wish to save yourseU miles south of Cape Kennedy. This home has everything you complelely carpetcd. Paneled system, $37,000. Owner After SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES lime and trouble finding your will trade for equity for Guardian {or your homc. nced. Pric('d to sell on first Ocn and recreation rooms. 6 p,m. TUx('do 6.7585. new homc, visil us at our new northern 'Michigan collage or Alerl, beautiful. AKC r(',c;is. FOR OVER 111CENTURY showing. $22.500 FHA. I'" haths. 2car garage. Call tcrcd aircdalc tN rier puppic,~. office location and view our TU 2-8781. MOVING - Must sell. 3.bed waterfr()nt. give or take the 44 champions in pedigrccs, photo'fiIes. We are members FIRST OFFERING room brick ranch. In 5t. Joan differencc. 823.4622. whelped :\lay 3. Worm cd , E,.,., Sty"~ ., ""CI o{ the Grosse Pointe Multiple 3 bcdroom brick ranch, 1h of Arc Courts. Reduced price. shots Mal('s S125, Females tr.r:fH ,., , .. Listing Association, The De. bath, 2 car attached garage, 772.4248. IS-BUSINESS HARPER WOODS $150. 626.8013. troit Real !:state Board, and 23x14 family room. Niccst OPPORTUNfTI ES OPEN SUNDAY 2 to ,] McED RA. Multi. Photo. List. listing in Our hook. . Act COVNTRY CLUB DRIVE-Niec 208.1t Van Antwerp. Harp('r I WA.1-6282 now or you ....iII miss this 2.hcdroom hrick Bungalow Woods. Builders reconditioned I INVESTOR RIBBONS & BOWS InchH"'" one, $30,:;00, \I'lth \ xpan~ion area, basco trade in. 12 year old face on ACTIVE PARTNER PEr SALON ment, 1':,.('ar garage, Nc ..r Chain Linlc AII-St •• 1 Ind MARV. hrick dwelling, 3 ample bed. Indcpendent company in hilS and shops. Grosse Pointe Contour styling to bring out AUlti, Styfel rooms. T.V. room. Living finance field; estahlished BON Schools . don't miss this room nicely carp('ted. Com. and ablc to expand with The 'ChIC' in your Pel. "Sign of success on the Easl Ol,e! BOUTIN pl('tely finished basement with additional capital. Mini. EXf>ert Grooming - All Brecds Side" 8221203 884.7733 bath. Brick 2 car garagc. mum ~5().ooo, MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 24512 Harper PR 2.7800 Johnstone Johnstone: 20559 Mack Avt. £:7 R('ply to Box H.2S 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL SI. Clair Shores 26801 lIARPER 171.2300 MIEHM REALTY Grosst Pointe Woods Grosse Pointe New~ AIREDAL";. 2-year.olci, AKC, VAlley 1.7314 {emale, Call 886.3819. ) ", •• I .' • • • Thursdey. June 27. 1968 .. ROSSi eOINT& NEWS pm FOR SALE '!lI-PAINTING AND 211-PAINTING AND 21R~.RICK AND 21S-CARPINTER WORK BRITI'ANY SPANIEIS DECORATING DECORATING CEMENT WORK C, field and bench champion HUGHES BROTHERS stock. Beautifull~ masked. EXPERT paJDtlng, paper 1w11- DECORATORS ing. Free estimates, G. Van H. CHAUVIN Exeellent fol' hunting, show- 5293 Yorkshire ing, house pets. Evenings and Assche. VAlley 4-1492. CEMENT CONTrACTOR MORE VALUE for your money. 882.9750 or 331-8029 ALL TYPES OF CEMENT AdditioDJi, kitchens, dormers, . weekends, 399-1025. NEED your house painted? INTERIOR, Exterior painting, WORK basements, bathrooms, wall RABIAN GELDING, regis. Summer work for college atu. floor tiling, carpenter repairs. removals. No job too small or tered, sound, broke English, dents, experienced. CaU for • Walks • Drives • Porche. Quality materials used. Free too large, Western harness. Must sacri- free estimate. 886.5159. • Patios • WaterpMOfiDg estimates. Lakeview 7.5318, fice $395". Should see and ride • Pre-Caat Steps after 6 p.m. 21J-WALL WASHING • Tuck Pointing BIDIGARE BROS. INC, to appreciate. TU 4-2552. office 772.5715 STOKF.S Painting and Decorat- No job ~ .malL Free esti 0 D L E, AKC registered, \VALL WASHING evenings' t111 11 TU 1.8988 o ing Co. Licensed, bonded. mate.. brown miniature, 9 weeks, Monthly payments if pre. PAINTING &: DECORATING CALL shols, adorable. VEnice 9.2026. ferred. VA 4-9172. HOME MAINTENANCE TU Z~ TU 2.5956 H. F. JENZEN I-WEEK old registered Ger- ELMER T. LABADIE BRICK, BLOCK. cement work BUILDING man Shepherd puppies for EXTERIOR TUxedo 2-2064 chimneys, porches, s t e p s Home and industrial repairs. sale. Can 884.2661 after 7 p.m. IWe paint homes and garages _ built and repaired. Basemen Additions, a t tic IS completed, waterproofing. 294-4074. aluminum siding, wood, brick, 2IK-WINDOWWASHING Porch enclosures, recreatinn O--PIANO SERVICE block, etc. Very reasonable. rooms, garages re~aired. A.OK Window Cleaners. service OMPLETE p~ano service. Tun. paint of your choice. Esti- TU 1.9744 TU '-3011 Any on storms and screeDJi. Free LAW~IiNCE VERBEKE ing rebuilding refinishing I mates are free. 371-7478. estimates. M 0 nth I y rates CARPENTER WORK-Modern- de.:nothing. M~mber Pian~ CEMENT CO. 521-2459. ization, panelliDg, attics, ad. Technicians Guild. R. Zecb, DONALD BLISS CONCRETE-BRICK ditions, kitchens, ceilings, 731.7707. Decorator G.OLMIN STONE-WATERPROOFING repairs, etc. TUxedo 2-2795. Exterior Interior WINDOW CLEANING PIANO tuning and servicing) SERVICES guaranteed. Walter Mueller, Frev Estimates TUxedo 6-1090. TU 1-7050 FREE ESTIMATES 40 Years in G.P. WE ARE INSURED PIANO tuning and repairing, 372-3022 Thomas Pettit, TRinty 3-9239 PAINTING and Decorating, ex- g or TUxedo 1.2382. If no answer call 372-3023 JIM SUTTON T pert wallpaper removing. VE 1677 Brys Dr. TU 4-2942 9.5324. PR 7.5879. ij 21-MOVING & STORAGE 21M-SEWER CLEANING CARPENTEB.-All type, repair COMPI.ErE decorating. Papet. and remodeling. Carl Watson. KEN'8 MOVING - Local suI; ADVANCE MAINTENANCE hanging, insured, guaranteed. Electric Sewer Clea~ for all LA 6-5501. a urb.. One piece or houseful. Al Schneider. TUxedo 1.0565. c. Low rates. TO 2-8540. drains and sewel'll. CARPENTER work, light eon. COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL structioJ:l., cabinet work, for- MAYWEATHER MOVING CO. . YERKEY & SONS r WE DIG AND REP A.IR mica work, and recreation Licensed. Responsible. House. WE SPECIALIZE - Exterior d BROKEN SEWERS rooms. 773-3568. hold and office furniture. Day painting. 27 years' experience. .All Work Guaranteed or night service. No jo!J too RAULI Building and Moderniza • DU PONT PAINTS Used d large or too small. Free esti. Reasonable. Call Evenings. 884-9512 tion. State license. Additions, I mates. 861-2280. TW 1-5896 772-3116 general repairs. 839.7124. SEWERS CLEANEO, broken 21A--GENERAL SERVICES INTERIOR. EXTERIOR paint- sewers repaired, Guaranteed 21T-DRESSMAKING t 1 ing. Attention aplIJ'tment own Reasonable rates. 921-81'15. REPAIR WORK, porches, chim. d CARPET LAYING ers - retirees. General car- neys, steps, old or new work. ALTERATIONS and sewing. NEW AND OLD penter repairs, wall papering ALL SEWERS All work guaranteed. UNiver. Will pick up and deliver. 0 Stair Carpet Shifted and gutters. Free estimate. CLEANED ELECTRICALLY sity 4-3693. TUxedo 1-3669. 382-1221. Repairs of All Types SEWEI{S ALTERATIONS and repairs. Cigaret Burns Re-Woven . R. L. SHURTLEFF Installed and Repaired ALL KINDS CEMENT 1152 Maryland, Grosse Pointe ALSO Park. VAlley 1.263l. t PAINTING\ CONTRACTOR Basement Waterproofing AND BRICK WORK NEW CARPET SALES 21 U-PLUMBING 0 Sampies Shown in Best Material. Service and price. All work guaranteed Garage floors, driveways, rat Your Home 24 hI'S. service walls, pre.cast steps, porches 25 ~'ears in Grosse Pointe. For t BOB TRUDEL rebuilt or repaireu. Patios free estimate call VERBEKE WATERPROOFING 0 TU 5-0703 and natural stone planters. I SPRENKLE PR 5.5019 LA 1.4693 PLUMBING AIl cement cracks repaired. I. THERIEN TU 1-7336 TU 1-9830 Basement walerproofing. I • HEATING i , • SEWER CLEANING HOME MAINTENANCE I EXTERIOR. painting, caulking, ZlG-WATERPROOFING I Roof leaks checked. Gutters free estimates. Paint repair • . FREE ESTIMATES •• cleaned and repaired, Cement and cleaning gutters. PRes. BASEMENT NO JOB TOO SMALL VA 2-1282 porches and sleps repaired cott 93947. JUST CALL Sinee 1916 and tuck pointed. Chimneys _ WATERPROOFING TUxedo 2-5735 repaired. Basements and PAINTING-WALL-Tex_ INSIDE OUTSIDE LARRY'S CUSTOM attics cleaned. Phone 1l1l5-S500. and paperhanging - remov- ALL WORK guaranteed. We dig PLUMBING AND HEATING FRED NAVARRO Residential and Commercial ing - wall washing, 30 years outside waterproofing; water 21 C-ELECTRICAL Repair and Remodel SERVICES experience, work guaranteed. drains broken or cracked are ~-- Mertens, 122 Muir, TU 2.0083. replaced. Free estimate~. No MASONRY and carpenter work. Water Heaters-A. O. Smith All types, new and repair. Pennaglass and Rheem Glass. ELECTRICAL WIRING CUSTOM painting and decorat- job too small-just can and REPAIRS Fully insured. 35 years ex. line. ing, wall papering, 30 years FRED NAVARRO KRAUSMAl'.N ELECTRIC perience. All work guaranteed Tuxedo 1-7410 CO. experience. 527-3933; 521.4519. WATERPROOFING CO. TU 2.5900 776.9391. A-I INTERIOR and exterior TU 2.5735 ELMERS PLUMJUNG and Heat. B R I C K repair, patios and ing. KitchenAid Dishwashers, 21 D-ELECTRICAL painting, wall washing and I.BASEMENTS WATERPROOF- APPLIANCES porches. Free estimates. PR disposals, dishmaster, repau', paper hanging. Have insur. ED-Reasonable rates, work. MemDrial 9-3947. remodel. TUxedo 4-4882. ance Kenneth Pygott, 8Lo. Manship guaranteed. 921.8175. - . GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY cum 8.1780, after 5:30 p.m. .~~urch WE GUARANTEE REPAIRS ZJV-SfLVER PLATING THE GROSSE POINTE COMPLETE Decorating service. TO WATERPROOF Waterproofing and brick work. • Silver & Gold Plating BAPTIST CHURCH . - United Presbyterian HOOV,ER Painting. interior, exterior. YOUR BASEMENT We underpin footings,repair • Oxidizing and Repairing 8 AWe at Mack 16 Lake Shore Rd . FACTORY AUTHORIZED Paper hanging and removing. FOR .15c A SQ. FT. caved.in basement walls or • Brass Polisbiog & Lacquerin, Grosse Pointe Wood. SERVICE ¥aterials, workmanship guar. NO MONEY DOWN make replacements. Inspec- For information, • Fireplace fixtures refinished anteed. For estimates, call ROX COATING CO. tion of completed work in. Jnvites YOUto worship with UI • Copper polishinl: & buffini 9;45 a.m. - Church School night or day, POINTE VACUUM I' : WILLIAM FORSYTHE WE 3-31!70 vited; we guarantee 0 u r 11:00 a,m. - Morning Worship eall 882-5330 FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY VAlley 2-9108 workmaL~hip. FHA t e r m s , LEEBERT 7:00 p,m. - Evening Worship NEW REBUILT PARTS . licensed, insured, bonded. 10;00 A.l\l 21P-FURNITURE REPAIR i SILVERSMITHS Listen to our radio program ONTARIO WORSHIP SERVICE TU 1-'014 PR 2-4050 BUILDING EXT E RIO R S 14110 CHARLEVOIX "ECHOES OF HEAVEN OLD COUl'!TRY furniture re- CONSTRUCTION CO. FAlltlLY TIME" Crib Room and Church Schol 21002 MACK CLEANED wit h pressure 3 ------finishing and antiquing. Cus- 881-4400 Blks. West of Chalmers Monday thru Friday through Fir~t Grade. equipment. Aluminum. brick, VA 2.7318 WBFG.~'JIt - 7:30 a.m. "WHAT'S NEW WITH tom re,,-pholslering. 527.3933; WIII{;Z.FM - 6:15 p.m. 21 E-SEWING MACHINE stucco, slate and awnings. I YOUTH?" 5214519. 21 S-CARPENTER WORK REPAIR Work guaranteed. Free esti- 21 Z-LANDSCAPING I Dr. A. Dale Ibrie-Minister The Rev. James O. Handley, Jr. Preaching. COMPLETE TUNE - UP, all mates. ELEGANCE IN SERVICE UPHOLSTERING makes $3.75 Tuxedo 2-188l. THINKING OF uroll' P"fnt. Unir.d BOYD INDUSTRIES, INC. Cur,tom made furniture; dec- COMPLETE landscaping servo 21G-ROOFING SERVICES 9 am.-4:30 p.m .• 759.3030 orative f ab r i c s; professional ice by Julius LaQuiere. Top METHODIST CHURCH Sf Paul Ev. dressing, cultivating, edging; needlepoint mounting, tapes. Remodeling? 211 Mcrall Road shrubs, evergreens pruned. ALL ROOF & GUTTER WORK tries and yarn; chairs and DON'T TAKE A CHANCE 886.2363 Lutheran Church KURT O. BAEHR stools in stock. EWALD, estab. Lawn cut tin g, fertilizing.! Chlltont. Ind LOthrop CALL A PROFESSIONAL Minister Caullting, chimney !C!pairs. CUSTOllf Painting and Decorat. lished 1926, 1:::929 Kercheval at Spring clean-up work, Hourly I TU 1-..70 PelTl/ A. Thomas Gutters cleaned. ing. Wall papering. Guaran. Ea~Uawn, VA. 2-8993. rates. Reasonable. Free esti- We Invite YOu to Worship' • mates. 885-5659. With Us ADVANCE MAINTENANCE teed, Free estimatcs. LI.ke. WE'LL PLAN YOUR PROJ- Summer Schedule: TU 2-5539 \Iiew 1-5716. 21Q--PLASTERING ECT AND DESIGN IT FOR 9:15 MOl' n i n g Worship. Summer Schedule: TRIMMING, removal, spraying, Worship 8. Sunday School YOU I feedmg and stump removal Church School Classl!s fOI' ROOFING, gutters, decks. New.' SPECIALIZING in upairs for pre.schoc.l a n« elemenlary 9:30 (Sunday School 3-8, Free estimates. Complete tree repairs. Do work m)'self RUDOLPH'S CUSTOM 18 years. Cracks eliminated! • I children. Nursery 1-2) service. Cal Fleming Tree R.v. Chul'l W. S.ndrock TUxedo 1-4807. DECORATING Clean.' Jim Blackwell, VAlley CALL fOR FREE EST!MATE $ervice, TUxedo 1-6950. All are welcome. p.. for 17051. Regard Ie.. 0/ rQce Edw.rd N.rvlg ----FOiGUTTER---- WALLPAPER hanging, wall AND COUNSEL SERVICE VIClr AND ROOF REPAIRS was. h.mg. Ca II JOHN & FRANK RUDOLPH ('jrilli at 294-2981. PLASTER CONTRACTOr.S • Repair Work Fint En,lilh .Call Richard Willertz ,M&R PAINTING and Decor. Free Estimates CUSTOMCRAFT ;)0 Roslyn Rd. TU 1-8170 I ating, Free estimates. '168- VA 4.7765 CONSTRUCTION Ev. Lutheran Yes, we clean gutters and are S8Cl6; 468197~ . i PLA"STER cracks repaired. Tile COMPANY fully insured. ..-- --.- ! and drywall repairs, PRescott Church ------.. -.--~--- CUSTOM PAINTING ,1-4580. TU 4-0511 Vernier Rood .'~ W,ld.ewood 881-1024 Sumlller Schedule: J D Ca ndIe r ';A~fCI~::ikl:;G EX-PE-R-T-PiASTER-a-nd-d;:; 9:30 am. Service onl)' Drive. Grcsse Pointe Woods . • Inl,~rior and Exterior wall repairs. Licensed COil' Additions - Alterations tl\ul'.",ery for !'lmall <'"hildrcn) Church Servicel. ROOF ING CO. 20 Years Experience tractor, 20 years. F-ee esti. New Homes 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 8:311 0.111. on6 11 :00 a.m. HUDOLPH TONELLO mates. PRes('oll 82678 or 773 13 to 5 (HlI.\') Sunday Church School ond INC. Lawn 2 J Z-LANDSCAPING Thrce Mile Drive 2377. Kitchens, !o'amily Rooms E&Ri~-A-Ni)SCAPING -=-- Rev. George E. Kun, Pastor 884-~040 lI1ichigan's Oldest Roofer 882-0870 ------...--- We Also Specialize in & garden maintenance. Hedge: SERVICE Rev. Alan F. H"rr., Pas!')r Adult Study, 9:30 o.n •. Residential and Commercial 21R-BRICK AND Modernizing Bathrooms & shr'lb shearing. VA 4-4258, __. ._ ------.-- All types of Roofs and Decks 386.6431. i PAINTING and decorating. CEMENT WORK TH IELE C t' WILLIAM FREEMAN. Gutters and Conductors wall washing, carpenter 1'1'..------. -- onstruc Jon nail'S. .Iesse hlge, VAlley CHIMNEYS, porches built and & Supply CO. LANDSCAPING Christ the King Repairs. No job too lilrge 2.7348. repaired. Leaky ba~ements. PR 5-2323 Shruhs trimmed. gar«eni'ig, No Sf. Michael's' Lutheran Church or too small broken steps. Call anytime. i SCHERVISH lawn service. r-~xpcrienced Mock nncl Lochmoor CALL 899.2100 COLLEGE STUDENTS ex: 294.4216...... : DOING all types of carppnter indi,'idual. 7790269. Episcopal Church Grosse Po;nte WOOO5 Free Estimate perienced inhouse painting M~S<>N Repai;~-Cem~~l w~rk. i work, remodeling atli~ rooms. I Landscaping 20475 Sunningdole Pork are now lining up jobs for Garages and fireplacc~. Buill p.or~hEo\. Small 0z;" bIg )ohs .. i 9 o.m. Worship Service . COMPLETE lawn mainlenance . Groue f",nt. WOOdl summer in Grosse Pte. area, reasonable prices. VAlley I~shmates free 1Uxedo 5. end SImdny School REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Complete Lawn and an« tree maintenance-land- ,'ery reasollahlr. references. 1.2638 or 823-0223, evenings 5892. The R~\'. Edgar H. \'("omlln, 10: 30 Wnrship ~ervice ALL ROOFING. gutters, siding, Ask for Tom. 1182.088.1 or Garden Service scape design and planting our Rt<-tl1r Nur .. ry lor Children thnl A~e 5 stol'ms, doors, awnings. cn. 777.9102. RETIRED bricklayer des ire s! . specialty. TU 1.6950. closures, remodeling, terms. • Complete Lawn Maintenance. S('h('dul~ of Scn;[('f' .• Pastor: Rev. Wolter J. Gellert CAL FLEMING LANDSCAPE SIlIHht~,~: R:OO. 9:311, 11:15 R,m, r-:XTl-:RIOR painting. Free esti small repair jobs. brickwork. iIIonthly Lawn Culling. Director of Educo! ion: 294.6644 CHRISTOPHER AND TREr; SERVIO;, INC c!llfins,:: Ihe lwo l,1h~'!' s('rvl('('.~ malt's. (;rossl' Pointe refl'r. 775.()42!l. Fertilization & Weed Richard G. Krenning CONSTRUCTION CO. Churdl Srhnor :tml I':IJJ'~f'r)' ('Are 21H-RUG CLEANING enres. ORl'xel 1,0210, PRes Control. TUxedo 4-5090 _ ••• _~ .• __.• + cot! 30183. Rolling and Thalch Removal. HA VE your lawn and garden: J. W. KLEINER CUSTOM modernization, addi. completely ready for sprw!: DURACLEAN tions - attics - kitchens r:xn:nlon PAT1'\TI:'\G. «or. CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Garden Service. and S\lmDler. (iet rid of crab r.KST CHURCH Of CHRIST, SCIENTISl CARPET - FVHNlTlJHE mers. ca\'es, trim, woodwork. Estate maintenancl'. Pruning & Planting. ~Tas.\ and weens now. (jenera) . SERVrCr-: All typ('s Cement. Stone and Cliltivating. Excellent work done at rea clean lip - power rakin~, Suml;!", Jf):,11)~,.m._,c~jl~~l(~~~~~~It:.\' J"~:'~~l1and Infallt.lj' Rnorn CARPETS. rugs linn uphol. Brick Work-New and Repairs .JAMES BARKER sonable rates 110W through power rolling, f,'rlilizing, Wedne.da) 8 p.m., T~>t1monlai Medln~ !l23-R.';8,'; 9238597 • Sodding and Seeding. stered furniture cleaned 011 mid August. For estimah',' Driveways, Porches, Walks la wn culling a,lel ga rdcll eulll 282 Cholfonte A.enue location by lhe WOrld fllmOIl~ call M, fin roes. &19.33114 or Patios, Tuck Pointing. • Land"rape Design and Con.• valing. Rea.,onahle rates R~.lh,,;: lll,,,m. 1~~13 Mack A.t "Flower Frl'sn" Ouraclean REMODELfNG D.;,Jh' 10 to S ~.'twept SHnc1it;..'~ .1nt: Holtdays n, Parker. 113!l521l3. Pre cast Steps strut/ion, 7714,';.';9. 7 to 9 lhllt",dfl\' And Frldlll\' ~yrnln~~ process Moth proofing. Waterproofing Cllslom built k;tchen cahinel, DRES5MAKIN(; aod alll'ra :-':0 SCRUBBING.NO SOAKI:\'G 1I0USr; PAlt"n;ll. interiol" recreation room.~. A«ditions • Colleg(' Men to NO SHRINKING ~nd e\t!'rinrs. Lilrgc or small No Job Too Small aud all types of pOf('h en (jive You I'l'rsonalized lions. Experienced, SlIpl'rior <"iosures, siding and roofing. S('rvi('1' at Reasona hIe R alc.~. workmanship. Your haOle /lr Frcl' Est. Qualily Ser\'ic('~ (nhs. r:xreri{'ncen and I:llar SPf;CIALIZING (;UOS.sl~' 1'()lNTH JVO(JJ)S antccd work. C. OeWllle. TU f'IlA t('rms. Wc arc insured, Dlin('. 5tlR.4I 7!l. PH 9.071O-(;cl'. ROllhana. Prop. IN Ca 11 anyl ime. f'ree I'sti mates. 461411 licenscd and bonde«. Flagstone Walks Rnd Patios, i f;X PI': R IENCED higb ~ehool (Pres /J!jlerio 11 C~/lllr<'/l . Inspeclion of complete work: hoy.~ with own equipml'nl de. COI.I.EGE s(udent (or interior Natural Stone Planters Serving Grosse Ptes. lfIlJ.'JO MACK /1 VK .al TOIU!EY lW ;' 8llR4300 invilcd; we ~lIaranlce (Hlr Classified Ads anrl exlrnor Jl~inling. Good LICENSED BONDED for Five Years ~ire lawn care Mike Me, .'Wc I/H'l' 1he ,\linl.,lr)" rclrrenccs hecause of (jualit~. workma nship. Shanl'. 88276:'6. Wor"lllp and Chlll'('h Sl'IHlol 10 AM .... TU 2-0717 DAV]f) 5Cm~RVJSH wnrk. Vcry reasonahle. 1m. ONTARIO w. Dr, .Iobn Olel! ,Ir. Prf'lIehlD.l:' 24(1 f'ISHI';R RD. TIREO of the hratiaeh('s lawn Sl"I"'I('(> ill In ...t,dl"llflll few Bring Results nH'diak al'ailahilil.\'. Call fEME1\T wllrk. porchf's, IIri\'I" COXSTfWCTIO.'II CO. (,lItting hrin.::s? Fill' im lit". (,Jtr .. Jrl K RJ.II'''III,,,,"'. J\)l.~1 MInJ~ler ;,(11" (i\"('. :l7\22!l6. Wil,\'S. ~aral:e. TUxe«o 2!¥.lRR 11111.4400 'I'll 404677 llIf'diall' relicf, ('all RR2.:)2(;0 l:\jlll ....t'I\ ill .C::"rnn'l Thursday, June 27, 1968 4FortyoFour GROSSE POINTE NEWS .~J ,.::~;,~!' " • ~ • .,1 Feature Page * * * * * * ----==-----~------* Pointer of Interest Good Taste 'j~, fJ-atnte Fo'oorite Recipes of People in The Know Counter Points / ! '" ....,t .'