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Vol.34-No. 20 Dltered u second C1aIaMaU", at the t5c Per Cop)' POll Oll'lceat Detrolt.lllcblpn GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1973 ".00 Per Year 28 Pages-Two Sec:tions-Seclton One
------_._------~ HEADlINES Launch St. John Guild's Big Fund Raiser Robbers Arrested Rate of Tax 01 tile ll..t W . d P Z. Levy.S,tays WEEK LlJ 00 S 0 lCe'16.50Mills AI Complied by tbe Groue Pola&e l'i'ew. AfterWildChase R.q.~. $2,568,000t. 'l'Jianday, Hay 10 Run City This Year THE JU~CE DEPAR~ Pair Try to Escape After One Held Up Women at Compared to '972 KENT asked a fede~ judge . to return the classified doeu- Knife-point in Parking Lot; Toss Purses, menta to the White House Weapon from Car At a public hearing that for mer presidential Iheld on Monday, May 14, . counsel John Dean bl!d taken The Park Council ap- with him when he was fired. After being flagged down by two robbery vie. The govemment prosecutoJ'l proved the 1973.74 fiscal told Cblef U.S. District Judge tims, Woods Public Safety Officers pursued two budget which is $178,000 John J. Sirlca he could keep suspects at speeds exceeding 80 m.p.h before appre- higher than the currerit fiscal year wbich will end copies of the papers and hending them around 12:30 a.m. Monday, !!ay 14. could IMke them available to on June 30. The new bud. Lieutenant Roland Symons ------~- the federal grand jurY roves. get cans for $2,568,000 N tigaUng the Watergate case. and Officer Kenneth Ketcalf EAN IF!' arrested Donald Slelinski, 22, ". compared to $2,390,500 Dean sent \be key to the sate ants in 1972.73. deposit box where 'he had and Steven Vangorder, 21, In spite of the increase placed the papers Sinca, both of Detroit, on Warren iD. to T P has the cost of government, pri. requesting that the court. avenue, near Hereford. Pub- '0 urc e lic Safety Director Henry marily due to the hike ill lisume c u s to d y of the services and supplies, the papers. Marchand praised his oui. C'-ssroom e • • cers, noted it was a "very m tax levy itself will remain '. Friclay, May 11 good arrest," and added it at 16.50 mills, ($16.50 per HAYWARD BROWN, on was fortunate no one was in- $1,000 State equallzedl"'vaIua. lion), plus an additional mill trial for four counts of assault jured during. the high speed Invades School Board with intent to murder four chase. for debt servJce, for a total Detroit Stress policemen in Slezinski and Vangorder Meeting to Battle for of 17.50 mills. This is the a December 4, 1972 gun are both charged with armed second consecutive year that Site the city bas held to thls tax: battle, WIS acquitted Thurs- robbery. They were arraign- rate. day in Recorders Court. The edbefore Woods Municipal jury gave the not:guilty Photo by R. L. Anzln,er Judge J. Patrick Denis on By Holly Angell Federal Fuad, Help verdicts for all four counts ROLAND J. RINKE, left, ALEXANDER M. accept the challenge of the $110,000 goal set for the 14th. Bond was set in the Environmental Action It was pointed out to the after 10 and one half hours NICK, general chairman of the 1973 Saint John theStag Dinner slated for Wednesday, June 6, at amount of $5,000 on each councilmen by City 'Manager of deliberatIon. Judge George Hospital Guild Stag Dinner, and C. BRADFORD the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. suspect .nd Woods pOlice Now board members and Robert Slone and City Coo. added Detroit police have friends in v a d e d the W L Crockett, Jr. presided LUNDY. JR., president of the Guild, smilingly troller Nunuo Ortisi, tilat over the trial, Brown has re- placed a hold on them on a school board meeting on there is a considerable in- mained In Wayne County similar charge. Their ex- Monday, May 14, with de- crease in the Improvement Jall in Ueu of a $72,000 bond amination was scheduled for mands of recognition and Reser-:ealloca~9n, p!'imlrily since hiB capture on January Girls Finish iCo-op Program Students Start Ticket Wednesday, May 16, before pleas for a building pur. through the reV'e~u!l' receiv.:-~ 12. He still faces trial for Judge Denis. . cbase. ed from the FeaFral.Revenu~ : four more charges. Swift Pursuit SharIng program. ~ ~ . •• e Project for Join with to' While patroUng through the Mrs. Donald Blain, (EAN It was also disclosed thai, EmpI~yers Sales for I' SltDnlay, ilia, 12 board me'ltlber), Tead a re- the budget includes persona~ t - U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE Woods Theatre parking lot, quest to the school board for the officers spotted an ap- a permanent site for EAN services 01 94 full.time emi ' MA'J:'TBYRNE dismissed all andicapped Celebrate Joint Venture Stag Dinner proaching black Lincoln, t- B'd . b d ployes, the same as durinlll. t d1arces (Against Daniel Ells. without. headUghts, with two opera Ions. I nollces a tbe current year; besides ~ i bw~.1Jld Ai'tthony RllSSO in tieen published in the Thurs- men Inside. They were fol. day, May 10, iss,ue of the number. of capital improvH ~ . !be Pentagon Papers ~aae bc!. Parcells. Students Spend More Than 630 Attend Annu~1 Banquetj Awards St. John Guild to Hold menta for the comma yeadl lowed by aD auto with the NEWS; ccmcernJng tliepur. caUJ,t 01. ))ur,Jary and wire- Presented to Category Wi~n.rs From Both Major proJeefs aJidesPen~ ; taps by the federal govern. Three Weeks Making 13th Annual $'OO-A. complaiDants, two Eut De- chase end removll 01 four dltures I::clude: asphalt troit women. One of the wo- relocatable, pre.fab class- r#.t ment; Ellaburg and Russo Toys for Center North and South :High Plate Event men told the officers the men rooms. surfacing of city street. a10ug . were 'cbarged with espion- with curb repairs; a storm' bad stolen their purses. Mrs. Blain asked the board age, collSpiracy and theft of By HoUy AD,eU ; water relief project tor the government documents. The The men of the Saint Then the auto chase bejan. to reconsider the bid decision Audubon. Charlevoix a r e ai- diamiBaal. means they cannot Some delayed but well. The experiencing and the :experienced joined John Hospital Guild re- The officers pursued the sus- which would then enable and purchase of major equip. be tried for the same rnarges. deserved r e cog n ition together on Wednesday, May 9, at t.he 10th Annual cently held a Kick.()ff pectk out the Seven Mile EAN to purchase one ot the ment, sucb as a street llweep~~ .Judge Byrne also declared a needs to go to the sev- Banquet of the Co-op Students of North and Soutb road exit to the A and P Ibuildings located on the er, rubbish truck and Water; meeting to launch ticket market, east on Seven Mile Ferry SCbool grounds. mistrialiD c light Of the "im_ enth.grade homemaking High Schools, held at the Gourmet House in Sl Department truck. sales for their 13th An. to an aUey at the rear of a Membe... Vpeet proper gove.rnment ronduct" classes at Parcells Middle Clair Shores. Also, the completion of which he said had je\lpar- nual $100.A~Plate Stag drug store, south down the School tIts theme was "Great Op. class iD school, complement- Dinner Wednesday, June alley, three blocks to GAteS' EAN members were upset tennis court expenditUres diJ:ed the rights of the de- portunitIes" and wa. in hon- ed bY the out5ide work. '!be head east on Gateshe/ld to that they had not been con- along with some new equIP. fendants to a fair trial. The 6, at the Grosse Pointe ment; some major roof mf,in. Un de r the direction of or of the students' employ. school courses are designed Yacht Club. Mack, south on Mack to War- t~cted before ~e publica. trial hid been going on for teachers Mrs. James Spilos ers, in appreciation for pro- to develop .the kind of skills ren, and finally west on War- lion of the notice. A letter tenance of the Municipal more than five mont1lS in BuildIng along with improve- and Mrs. John Graham, the viding them with opportuni- needed in 41. specific job. A cocktallbour will pre. ~ ~ ~n ~ to~~ Los Angeles. ISO girls spent ithree weeks ties. ~ tbe ,gourmet steak din. . . President William Huetteman ments to .the jail facilities; The program iB for an en- • • • in AplIil ,making toYS and The lavish and delicious nero To accomodale the more Pollce ,reported, u the de- in March, expressing Inter- the ordering of an aerial SUllclay, May 13 tire year and is open to teachin£: aids for the John feast asweU as decorations ttan 900 persons expected to fendr;,nts auto approached est in the building. However, ladder truck for the Fire De. HENRY KISSINGER, re- Ie n ior!l. The participating Lee Center, a school for men- and programs were planned attend, all .vailable club fa- Hereford .a~d Werren, two the letter elicited no respollSe partment;' and the purchase turning from Moscow Thurs- students attend classee in large ladles purses and a Crom the board tally handicapped students. and executed by the students cilities will be used, as well of a heart and lung machine day, announced that Soviet. the moming and work on the And they created quite a themselves. And if the eve- as .a tent which will be switchblade knife wer~ thrust Mrs. Blain s~id that EAN for the department's emer. leader Leonid I. Brezhnev will average of 20 hours a week fr0!ll the ca~. Th.e knife was members had been search. gency ambll1ancll. menagerie - 150 v a r i 0 U s ning was indicative of the erected on the front lawn of hold a summit .conference in the afternoon. the club. u1lJmat~ly Identified by a ing for a permanent. location Provides Support with President NiXon du.lng beasts including dogs, cats, students' ;pertormance, then hippopotllmuses and alliga- they are well on their way BeDeficlal ProJram Thousands of dollars In comvlamant as the one used for three years. The build. The budget this year, as in his visit to the United States The program is unique and door prizes will be presented. in th~ robbery, pollee said. ing at Ferry fulfills all their previous years, include. The from June IB to June 26. tors. to success. Not only that, but they also Stft1ed In 1HZ highly beneficial in that it Entertainment for the even- Durmg the chase on War- requirements; EAN would Park's share toward the Kissinger said the conference made 150 different teaohing provides students with total ing will feature the "Daz- ren, both cars reached assume maintenance and re- maintenance of the Youth, would center around a break. aids-do-it-yoUllSelf booklets The co-op program was feedback. They are able to zlers," a female vocal group speeds over eo m_p.h. As the pairs. Mrs. Blain claimed Service Bureau, 1ie!ldquartt!r~': through in U.S.-Soviet arm& which will help the children initiated ill 1962 by Frances work out any problems they who have performed at. simi- chase neared Hereford and that "we must hue a separ- ed In The Wood.- Little control talks and completion learn theJr colors ihow to French, currently Assistant may hive in their jobs duro lar events and in private Warren, the scout car was ate building for ready access League programs, and a con. of new agreements in agri- count tell time ~nd dress Principal of Instruction at ing the c~ss period. clubs in the metropolitan De. less than 20 feet from the after school hours and on tribution to BonSecours Hos- cultural research, oceano- them;elves. South High. Its emphasis is Furthermore, they file a troit area. defendants' auto, allowing weekends" pital. araphy, scientific and cultur- I Provide Ma&erlal . on vocational e due a t ion, weekly report about their Funds to Hospital the office:;s to ~itne1:3 ~e Mrs. Blain cited current The fiscal budget. as ap. al exchanges as we)) as eco- I where the students
'.-.' • ;' ';l'" ~, • .." " .r,' " ' ., • <.t Pig. Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 17, 1973
"OHN Mc:l."'\UGHLIN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EXPERT MEN'S Park Council Approves ,Record Budget for 1973.741 SHOE SHINE ON NEW THUNDER81RDS MANICURIST FkOM (CoatillUH from Pale I) I The fonowing is a break- Works, $846,200; Employe lfrom Property Tax, $1,487,. sion Costs, $4,000; Social down of the new budget, as Pension and Insurance, $241,. 500; Miscellaneous Revenue, The New Look for '73 security Costs ff',OOO; BuUd. approved: 000; Contingency, $85,000; $938,400; Appropriation of Jon McLAUCIILDf ing Inspection fees, $4,500; Administration and Gen- Capital Improvement Appro- ISurplus, $22,100; and Federal jlj!!!~ •. ;A.1.:~1.!j.: ~:2~iJ~~~::I~~~:i::~E~ ...Hush P -'.parents to tell him to do so, i.ii.ii.i:. . up pies ...!.,:1..:1,:' took his find, $50 in curren- cy, to the police station and ~ Very ~ ~~~~~.:~~:.!:~I SPECIALLY t!'E\:~:~;.:~E;~I I.. . ."I'. brougbt the money to the lili!i! PHI CED ij~j1jj ~~~~:~~d~~orb~is~a:ne~ If. On Thursday, May 10, a woman, who also asked that JIIe remain .anonymous, read Popular shade~ the story of the boy's find in SUBURBIA POPLIN: of Gunsmoke the NEWS. She phoned the and Haun' Oowg Farms statlon, and after THE HASPEL SUIT FOR prcviding ownership to the NUdacUoD of the lluthori- EASY WEAR, EASY Your Cbtice ties, she was informed that CARE ree. 15.95 she could have the money. She was given the name and addreu of the young finder. The woman told police that she had gone to the National 95 Bank of Detroit, Morass and M Ick, and withdrew the $9 m.lney, which was plaCed in and NBD envelope. She had Photos by Eddie McGrath, Jr. pil'1l:ec1.up her children from The 10 finalists in The Grosse KNAGGS, SUSAN ZALENSKI and St. Paul School, prior to that, Pointe Scholraship Pageant, set for CAROLYN LEVICK, nnd bottom and she was sure that the Saturday, M!lY 19, at 8 p.m. in North row (from left to right), CHRISTINE envelope with the cash, which High SchOOl, are, top row, (from left LEVICK, KAREN SEAGRAM and was on the front seat, drop. ~'S to right), VITA AGOSTA, WENDY KAREN GARRETT. One of these ped out, when her cbildren ANN NAZ and RENEE LaROSE; ,ot out of ~.hevehicle near finalists will be crowned the new Moran and the boulevard. middle row, (from left to right),. "Miss Grosse Pointe." :::::: KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POlNTEi::::~: The young lad did not get KATHLEEN JEVONS, LORI ;,:"~.~;.'~ ~:.~:.~:.~the $30, but the grateful ... Of''''' TIJllrJd,'.1r."'""K' fil 8:45. •... woman gave him 11 $15 re- * * * By Roger A. Waha Ilot based on overall consid. ::::\:~:~:~:i:~:~:~:i:i:i:i:~:~:[:~:~:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:~:;:;:;:;:i:;:;:;:i:~:;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:r:r:~:;:~:i "M' G P . t D "h' b dId' erations. j:;~:~r:.:::e:;er:~:~:~:~~1~~:::C:~~~ lSS rosse om e ay as een ec are Morrie Carlson, morning by Pointe mayors for Saturday, May 19, in honor and noon n~ws anchor man have easily been tempted to keep his find, but ho did not of The Grosse Pointe Scholarship Pageant sponsored at WWJ1 Will ~ master of hesitate to turn it over to the .. ' ceremomes. Eddie McGrath, N'EWGANT by the Jaycees, reports George A. Wllhamson, pub- Jr., is the pageant.s official police. I dldnot expect to see licity photographer and Ah~e the money, feeling that who- director. it . 1070 North Oxford road, Jewelers, 20139 Mack, IS ever found would keep it. The pageant begms at 8 Grosse Pointe Woods 48236, supplying the crown, sceptre BUTTON-DOWN "I sat and spoke to the p.rp. at North High School, and jewelry, among other SPRING SHIRTS boy's mother and compli- 7fJ7 Vernier road. or b,Y calling 884-3716. If items, for tlie new Miss mented ber for havin, such ... any tickets are len over, they Grosse Pointe, stated Mr. all honest SOD. The money ~he relgnmg MISS Gros~: will be available at the North IWilliamson. was not a great amount, but Pomte. Marsha BogdanskI, Hi"h ticket counter on pa. The winner receives a $500 it is refreshing to know that there are still some bonest will relinquish her crown to ge:nt night. They are priced Iacademic schola~ship to the one of 10 finalists all of $ f school of her chOIce from the persons _round. This boy's . .' .. at $3.50 for patrons, 2.50 or Jaycees a $200 wardrobe, a Add a touch mother must be very proud ~hom are puttmg ~he finIsh. adults and $1.50 for students. $500 ~odeling scholarship of him. This is what I would mg touches on their presen- The event which concludes from Patricia Stevens, plus - of Spring to like my children to be if they tations. "The girls 'Ire work. with a pre~s conference in other clothing, jewelry and The tong, hot summer seems shorter should be fortunate enough ing harder than they ever which the public is il)vited, trophies. your life. to find anythillg of value." and cooler when there's a& Haspel have before,'" Mr. 'William- \Vila "kicked off" by "Pageant Striped, son commented, wlule noting Week," May 15-18. Suburbia Poplin suit in your Deadline Nears the final rehearsal is set for FinaUsts MY BUSINESS WArdrobe. The fabric is a fine, button-down, blend 65% Friday, May 18. The 10 finalists are Karen easy-care of Dacron- ' durable press For Limericks Hopes for CapacUy Garrett, 18, a University of PROFESSOR SAID polyester-3S,*- cotton. The {ashlon shirts of Michigan student; Vita Agos- Invest your money where is trim and slishtly shaped with deep Wanted: Limericks for the lOll Gro~se Pointers wish la, 17, a North High student: i. will earn of least 8% center vent lritilh Tan 65% Dacron* limerick contest sponsored to see what type of talent Kathleen Jevons, 17, a North per year. 'f can be done. by the NEWS. they have, they should attend student; Lori Knaggs, 17, a Here is now. 'nvest $2.000 '70.00 and 35% cotton. All entries must 1>ein the the pageant .. he said. Mr. North student; Re~ee La- in a share of c nice apart- NEWS office by noon' on . .' Rost'. 21, a South HIgh grad. ment building near Grosse Williamson hopes for a capa- uate who's currently attend- Monday, May 21. The three Pointe that pays 8% per ;, '. city house of 800 people. ing Macomb County Com. 14.00 winnID, limericks will be year. Ticket sales are well under- rnunity College. published in the 'Thursday, 'ot mO'. i"fo,mo'io" w,il. to Also available in May 24, edition Of the paper. way for the e,'ent. They may Others include Wendy Ann 0I't(l'" THE NEW YORKER pical'cI"71 '",. - .."': ~ short sleeve . . . . . 12.50 Prizes will be awarded. be purchased at North and Naz, 18, a NOl'th graduate 'Entriesmu.st.be in limerick . who's now attending Eastern 936 BEACONSREtD 92 Kercheval-On the Hill form, five lines with an aabba South High S~ools, Jaeob. Michigan University; Carolyn GROSSE POINTE, TU 2-82.SI rbythm scbeme. The theme son's In.The-Village, Blazo's Levick, 18. and Christine Mi.4B230 . is M.iclligaa Week, more Restaurant, 19299 Mack ave- Levick. 18, students at Our , specifically, the G r 0 Ii S e Due, and Big Boy Restaurant, Lady Star of the Sea; Karen I Pointe area. Mack and Eight Mile road. Seagram, 18, a North st~- ! You may submit as many . " dent, and SUS3n Zalenski, •i limericks as you want. So Jaycees WIll be sel!mg tIC~' 17, a North student. t write on! ets on the 19th In.The-VII- F' f' I . d . Ive pro esslOna JU ges lage, On:The-HIlI and at the will consider three categories I 1 su.VE TO OTHERS Seven Mile Mall. including evening gown, tal- Bi,mingham Shop apen Be your own man - in They also maj be obtain- ent and swim suit competi-. Thuts. & Fri. 'i/ 9 tbe long run it never pays to ed by writing Kirk Leighton, tion. There's also a final bal. let others do your thinking I for you. warm weatller elegance THINLYTE SUITS I,y HICKEY-FREEMAN Now, as always, Colonial Federal is paying Ihe high- The relllrn to f'l\or of rhe~e LesrfuJ, 51 rale of intereSI on savings in every category: brighter patlerns Will aJ,l a refresh- ing "lift" co your w,lrIn wearl,cr watdrupe ... T1HNL YTE is '10 6% extremc:ly li~hnn.ight hlend of 2, 3, 4 or 5 year cerl,licales $5000. Effect/lle annual rale: 6.13°0 Dacron and the fmest tropical worsccd. Superb HICKEY-fREE. 5%% 5%% ~IAN h.1lld t.li!oring ,ISSUH:S an i yeal cert,l.cales $:'000 3 month certlflcales $;:>500 '. ;mmacul.l:c' appe;Hance through Effecllve annual !ale 587% Eflecll~e annu.~1rate 535% ~ long stce(cheS of hot, humiJ 5%% ~ weather. //I'/li ~225 5% 1 year ceJhl,cates $2500 daY.by.day Inlerestlor pass- Effecllve annual rate 561 % book savings Effective an- ~ nual lale 509% ~ ~ic.he"'1reeman (I "Tm' ....Rf £Xl I U~l\'1 \l;1H1 US IN Dn ROil SAVINGS ARE INSURED TO $20,00000 ~~ .;j COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS ~ ~ -') DAVID WH,TNI" BIIlI.D/NG. DOWNTOWN. SOMERSET MALL IN TROY DETROIT - 18901 Kelly al Moross-DR 2.8877 lAST DETROIT -15751 Nine Mile at Gratiot - PR 1.8820 ~ fHIRTHLAND r.tNTE~. PARKING AREA "E" GROSSE PH. WOODS- 20247 Mack at Hunt Club- TU 6.1080 GROSSE PH. f ARMS-63 Kercheval "On the Hill" -1 U 6.6661 HOURS' 9 30.1.111. 104:30 (un r"dilY '1,18 I}.111 ,) If "'" , ~,:'... .'.. :' ------~-~--_-_~~ -- _.~,.~.~ ...... ,.~,..~..."""".:e,..,._~...~...~,...~ ...... ~_--..,""~...... _ ...... p • • ..... _ Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thur$day, May 17, 1973 I THEFT REPORTED I Mack avenue, someone broke To Purchase Classroom Co.op Program Students Elizabeth Smith ,of 20316 \ the left front window to enter I IYale, St. Clair Shores, dis. the vehicle and stole a gift- closed to Farms authorities Iwrapped wooden satad bowl BELLE ISLE (Contmued from Page 1) "to reconsider your decision I (CGet1Due4 from Page 1) finll!sts he found them to be that while her auto was Iand lour smaller bowls. She which $12,000 has already Ito remove both units from munity help for. opening up an extremely mature group parked at the rear of 18950 valued her loss at $60. been pledged. IFerry School so that we may jobs. Charles H:tch, co-ordi- with a sense of direction and ------::=::--- Work AgaiDst Odds Ibid for the purchase of one nator of career and voca. responsibility. All were well AWNING CO. However, Mrs. Blain stat- of them. We ask you to reo tional education noted that deserving of praise. ed, "We have a domino consider since your decision "We would go nowhere with. Winners (rom North High theory working against us. may well determine the sur. out the community." were: Commercial Foods, Without an office site w~ canol viv!il of EAN as an ?rgani. Six Work Categories Jim Magee, employed in the Canvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron not. have a director; wlth?ut zatlon, an? the desh~y ~f There are six work cate- North High cafeteria; Medi. a dU'ector we cannot provide natural sCience educatIOn m . These include Com- cal Aide, Mary McNaire. em. the best services .to the the sc~ools." ~:;~~~l Foods, Medical Aide, ployed at 81. Anne's Nursing Buy Now - Immediate Delivery schools and co~mumty; un. President Huetleman men- Office Education. Distribu- Home; Trades and Industry, Free Estimates less. those services can be tioned in connection with the Iti e Education Home Econ. Skip Holdredge, employed by pro\'ld~d w~ lose t~e prom. I ~urchase .0C the Ferry build. o~iCS and Tr'ades and l~. Nelson C. Frolund, garden , Ised fmanclal backmg and mg that It would be legally d t Home Economics IS supplies; Office Education, SerY/"J Groue '01'" SilK' JtJJ unless we have ~ct.ool board difficult for EAN to own a au~:I~Uvety new and small Anita Steiger, employed at support we wlll pr~bably building on school property. cate ory but is growing. tbe Dennis Matulewicz law LO 7...2293 7601 E. J.'fenon lose the offere~ campsite for However, EAN board mem. A g record number of 141 firm, and Dis.ributive Edu- • outdoo~ education pro~rams, ber, Mrs. William Klingbeil employment agencies were cation, Brian Rohrkemper, ------for whlc~ we need a dlre/!tor cO~dntehredthhisstatement anld represented at the bauquet employed at Jacobson's. -----.- .....------anyway.. sal t e sc 001 system cou d and along with guests and South High a."ard winners Board. Presld.ent Huette. rent it to EAN for $1 a year. students, the tot..l attend. were: Commercial Foods, man sa~d that 10 the letter Boa r d Superintendent ance was over 630. Enthusi. Mike Patterson. employed at .t{'(MI':'_"", ...... IJ~/I& ,_ -/- ~ ~ he received, .EAN expressed Theos Anderson Jloted the 3sm abounded. One student J Jacobson's; Medical Aide, • • • . ~ nee~ .cOl' ~ s~te .but gave n~ school system anticipated exclaimed: "I didn't know Suzanne Henke, employed at MEET JIM PASCHAL dehm!e mdlcatl?n that It some 40 empty classrooms all these kids were in the the Belmont Nursing Center; He's a professional truck driver ... and one 01the best. ~e was I8terested In purchas, throughout buildl'ngs during I" ~ . b 'Id' co.op program. Trades and Industry, Mark was named Michigan's Driver of lhe Year and .pr~sentedwlth Jn~~ UI InJ;:ci t 'I G the neltt school year. He said It was obvious from the Rudd, employed by Quality lhal trophy by secretary 01 Slale RI.~haldAusllO 10 February. ... Welcomes Your Travelling Guesfs William ~~I;;el~\aid r:hat it that. some of the~e. rooms or Ibanquet that the relationship Rust Proofing; Office Educa- Jim has covered over H2 million miles and hasn'l had al\ ac- t til I t W d d a wmg of a buddmg could between employer and em. tion, Pat Miller, employed by 20000 NINF. MILE RO" at .1.94 - Minu'e. ftam ,h. Point •• Y cident in 30 years 01dliving in all kil)ds ?I trallic~nd wea.thel. • 80 8EAUTlFUl AIR CONDITiONEO ROOMS wthasnoEAuNn as e 't~es a' possibly be ulili:"d for EAN Iployee had been successful. Edmond's Clinic, and Dis. 8t was POSIIve I t purposes. b 'th ~ n. We wanted you to meel Jilll, espeCl3I1\' dUlln~ ~at,o~al • HEA1EP POOl. COffEE SH9P 'RIOA\ would have the necessary Tables were usy WIO tributive Education, Peter Transportation Week,becausewithout him, an~ the mllllon.s l1~e SUITES funds available for building The board did recognize versation, shop talk, small Maurer, employed by Jacob- him, rural Michigan would not have lhe benelll of competing 10 • purchase. ~AN's c~~~endable educa. talk, career talk . son's. the markel places of the world. M"';"g & She felt that the school tIOnaI ac.tlVlhes and Its. ne,:d Guest speak~r for the eve. The banquet was the final Bonqu.' Roams board should have been (o~ hOUSing: The ~ur.sllon IS ning was Bill Bo~ds, ?I culmination of a year of • aware that EAN was fund stl!1 ?pen slOce bids for. the WXYZ news fame. HIS mam working, learning and shar- MICHIGAN '~ IUIlYAtlONS raising and should have kept ~ulldmgs hav~ not bee.n fmal- emphasis was, of course, o~ ingby both employers and their location problem in Ized; the c10smg date IS Mon- youth and he told the audl' employes. But because of the TRUCKING mind when issuing the bid day. June 4 at 2 p.m. ence that "It is not too early employers and the opportuni.\ notices. Nevertheless. board memo to think about what you are ties they provided, for the ASSOCIATION, Inc. Jl~.Asks RecoDSlderation bers felt that the matter going to do with the rest of students -it was an end of a '""! Mrs. Blain asked the board should be studied further in your lives." beginning. ---- order to find the best loca. Different Goala tion. beneficial for both EAN He also said that young and tbe school system. Park- people today are fighting for RCA:smost advanced, ing and safety of children are thelt individuality. "Our some of the problems that parents and grandparents must he taken into consider. fought for economic and po- ation. Iilical freedom." lowest-priced XL-100 The board pla.ns to study I He stressed the importance the matter immediately and o( action for "lite!! to act." contact EAN with '3 decision He also stressed the neces- (or final approval. sity for the students to be. portable Color TV ever! lieve in and like themselves. He feels it is through self. respect that a person will Project achieve happiness and suc- cess. ReA Carlson's TV (Continued from Page 1) Another highlight of the COLOR a.... Maek to .the Center by eight stu- banquet was the presentation o..... _w.- dents on Tuesday. April 17. of awards. James Carlin Sr. PORTABLES The bearers of gifts in. of the Belmont Nursing Cen• ...... cluded Mary Lisa Germain, ter was honored for six years s:~r, 29995 Harold .McLHtltNlt Peg g y Kosmala, Marilyn of participation in the Co.Op OWNER Mitasik, Kris 'Mattes, Karen program. Nickoloff, La'lrie Persichini, James Voumakis of the Kathy Short and Nicky Trent- Grosse Pointe Kiwam!' Club, WE TAKE TRADES acost. presented awal"ls to the out. The receivers partook of a standing co-op students. preview to Christmas, with ThIrty FlaaUats PLUS! 100% Solid S~ate .•. no chassis tubes to bum out! 1Year presents for teaching and Mr. Vournaltis has been presents for loving. The giv- interviewing students for • FnawrE:s the most advanced type of circuitry used in TV today. Free ServlCf! ers learned the art of creat- three years. There were 15 .11 plug-in AccuCircuit!< modules lor easy servicing. 00 all XL-lOGs 1 ing and the art of giving. finalists from each school, three in each of five of the work categories. '!be students themselves selected two of their peers for the awards and the school coordinators selected one. 26th ANNUAL Mr. Voumakis said that This Week's ." after intervieWing this Yllar's DETROIT & NORTI-tIilN Bell Ringers Highway Prices Eftedive May 17th, 18th and 19th Closed All Day Sunday as Usual (Coatiaued from Page 1) • Closed Wednesdays 1 P.M. OUTBOARO The Shores, $15,445. During the first quarter in 1972, the Woods' share was $88,839: The Park, $64,805; U.S.D.A. PRIME The Farms, $52,435; The City, EGATTA $28,861; and The Shores, Boneless Center Cut $14,296. Sunday, May 20-Belle Isle Under the distribution for- BONELESS mulas spelled out in State Law, the Department of State STUFFED CHUCK Highways will receive $72,' 208.296 as its share of fir$t STEAK quarter collections. The '83 counties will get $55,208,974 and the 531 incorporated cit- PORK (Fine for bar- Sgc bequing with , ies .and villages will split $1 your favorite 35 $31,600,752. lb. Wayne County's share this ROLLS marinade) lb. year is $9,274,472, as com- pared to $8,379,950; for Jan. (Boneless Pork loin stuf. uary, Februal'y and March fed with Our Own bread McCORMICK'S of 1972. dreuing, 3 pieces in a foil pan ready MEAT MARINADE OKAY CONFERENCE to bake) e The Woods Council at the Package 2g legular meeting Monday, May 7, unanimously ap~ prov,m the requests of Comp- troller.Assessor Frederick G. Hornfisher and Treasurer Helen L. Fox to attend the annual conference o( the LEAN MEATY Municipal Finance Officers. U.S.D.A. 'I Sunday-Thursday. June 3.7, COUNTRY STYLE PRIME I at Kansat City, Kan., with expenses paW. PORK 8ge INDIVIDUAL , , SWISS • RAYNAl • RI!~MBARBEQUED Ib, ~ 1 "'HII HOUSI 'HI" : WVlCI """TOO STEAKS 1. I I "SINe' "25" I) I • .~ ; The fun I SEMI-BONELESS '. Hew '13 • the thrills- : Dodge Polara : STUFFED $1~9 all hcre for you and your family to enjoy-free- as national PORK LOIN • I, ClU'291S.... p .•.• p. ~ ...... • marathon and highpoint champions compete for $2.000.00 I• New '13 •I ROAST 59~. in prize money in this 26th annual outboard competition, spon~ored hy • Ply. Fury I Detroit & Northern Savings in : '2795 : U.s. No.1 CALIFORNIA cooperation with the Belle Isle • I. 1IVfe.• p .••• p. lIhc .... 11.. I Outboard Club. • I See the marathon with class A through 0 CUCUMBERS CELERY stock runabouts, including the "36" class, • MICHIGAN'SRAYNALLAItGIS' I• starting at [0 a.m. The afternoon program : D.... ,.,..... ~ Large e Bunch is closed course races for the five cla~s. I DIALER • 2 for25~ 33 Join us for a dllY of family fun watching • 9103 CHALMERS I DeINi'. MIctt. 41213 • sleek outhoard speedsters circle the island. • I ..... ". ell-N '- w. Cerry. c...,. StIection of filM Wines lIlld li.,ors to (ompIIIMn! Ivery .... Make Sunday, May 20th, a day for you to remember at Belle Isle! • 0,.PHOIE...... 52"'.no-. '11 ".... • Quolify and Service as always . • • .... :=1::':~•• 1 .. -.,-...,.....-...... ~ ...... ""!""-"""'"__ .- ...411l114_4_-_4""4 ;s.. ;s-.-..;s... -p ...------.-.,.- ..-~~~-~-~~-~ ... I ., Thursday. May 17, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five B.E Suspect's Drug Abuse Conference Police Arrest Prti-Trial Set I PJ_ d f M 25 27 B-E Suspect S mnne or ay · A 21.year.old Detrolter, The pre.trlal examination who is accused in a 'Warrant of. a Oetroit man charged A comprehensive, city-wide "community level action or. of breaking into at least two wi.th the, breaking aDd enter. drug a bus e conference, iented meetings, regional homes in The Park, made ing of an;occupied dwelling, "Drugs and Us", is pl.nned seminars and additional city- his founds on a bicycle reo was postponed from Wednes. for Friday.saturday, May 25. wide conferences" to follow ported stolen from a garage day, May 9, to Wednesday, 27,at Wayne state Univers- the May 25 conference. in Grayton road. May 16; In The Shores Muni. ity's McGregor Memorial New Detroit, Inc., was in- Charged aDd ~rralgne4 be. ci~al C<>urt. Conference Center. strumental in the formation Ifore Park Municipal Judge Donal!:lRay Boggess, 36, of Sponsored jointly by New of both the Conrorned em. William E. Speer on the date Pelkey,. ~ho was arrested by Detroit, Inc., the Metropoli- zen's Cl)uncil and the Metr~'l of arrest, Wednesday, May 9, Shores Public Safety Officer tan Drug Abuse CoUDell and politan Drug Abuse Counctl. was Floyd Harris of 2132 Robert: jJensinger early Sat- the Concerned Citizen's Coun. The Concerned Citizen's Drexel, wbo stood mute. A urllay morning, April 28, will cil, the three.uay conference Council 'Consists of a number plea of :nnocen~ was entered appear before Shores Muni. will signal the beginning of 3. of leading citizens in Detroit's for him by the court, and cipal Judge Douglas L. Pat. coordinated citizen. based ef- black community. It operates bond was set at $10,000. erson; .Boggess, who is cur. folft to combat drug abuse in through individual task forces, Unable to post tbe bond, repUy out on $3,500 oond, will the metropolitan D e t r 0 i t and maintains on-going pro. Harris, an Iowa State Prisl)n have a court appointed at. area. grams in the areas of drug parolee, was remanded to torney at his exam, police According to Pre s ton abuse, bousing, education and the local cell because of over. said. Bright, coordinator for the employment. crowded conditions at the Boggess ~as slopped by the New Detroit Drug Team, the 'The Metropolitan Dr u g Wayne County ~ail .. Judge oUi-eer for a "white light to conference will focus on three Abuse Council numbers near. Speer set exammailon for left rear" of vehicle violation primary obectives. Iy 90 private and public drug yesterday, May l~. . on Lake Sbore road at Will!. "First, it will increase abuse agencies and related According to ,information son. Officer Bensinger spot. community awarene~s of programs. It was established released by U. Gordon Dun. ted the trunk lid, secured by drug abuse issues. Sa.'Ondly, to coordinate the work of can, a phone call was reo SAYS rooPe, ball way open and a it'll heighten communication member organizations, eUm. ~eived from a resident living console television and some and deepen understanding be. mating waste and duplication In 1000 block of Bedford, packages of frozen food in. tween individuals and gJ'O\lPs while simultaneously pooling that ner h 0 m e had been side. Further investigation reo connected with drug pro- resources. burglarized. The family asked vealed other items, e.g., a grams and com m u nit y Despite illtreasing eHee. that ~e name and. address portable television and a cas. groups. And linally, the con. tiveness of law ~orcement be WIthheld, the lieutenant "DON'T BUY BLINDFOLDED" . . dealin .th th said. sette tape recorder, in the ference is designed to pro- agencIes m g. WI .e Lt. Duncan said that the car. duce an 'action agenda' tor r,foblem, Mr. B?ght said house was apparently entered Police discovered that the improving t rea t men tap. Drug abuse and Its related thlough an unlocked rear William J. Mitchell residence proaches and develop a more social and economic cancers family room and the house in Shelden road had been en. favorable climate for J'esolv. continue to spread." was gone thr~ugh, Only items iDg the problem' of drug teredo Mr. Mitchell Identlfied "In the Detroit area key reported missing we rea ..Uthe recovered property, 8'busc," be said. sources agree that there are large bottle of Vodka; a which was. removed from Sponsors of the i:OUference nearly 55,000 heroin addicts Panasonic eight track tape :Boggess' vehicle, police add. want to attract a cross-seetion who steal approximately one deck, and a small novelty ed. of citizens, gras s roots OI'faii' million dollars worth of ,goods botUe opener. The opener Boggess' l1-year-old son izations and professional drllg each day to support their PoPped out of a simulated was with him at • '.1 '1.. 7 w ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IIIII.IIRIlIZ IlIS.. pIlIS.SIIIS SiII.1l sllllr ""d IIIIII,'.a.i'tlilo' lIIIl IIo.IIil'i+ +&""' _:.••w' "luile..";, .eI;.',;,,,cf4 .. fit) •• ,.• i .."'.-..)i:..~ ,..a.L~~'_ .._,-Ia.' __ ~ -"""- ~ _ :' .• ,.• " ',.' ,,,,"," '"' "". ~'.. '.•r...,'~' ..'~ ,', ... ': , ,--- - ~------~~~~~------~---- ... • .(1, II Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 17, 1973 ------POINTER GIVES TALK f1e Dakota Inn, Detroit. Mr. Jay Paid Honor by Foundation I Woods Okays SEMTA Request Edward G. Bernacki, CPA Bernacki is- a member of the of The Pointe, addressed the lIIichigan Association of Cer- r Steven J. Jay, or Harvard Sister Kenny Foundation in The Woods Council unan'l Aul,hority is not planning to members of the Nor1hend tified Public Accountants. His WE DELIVER: road, was honored Tuesday, 1946. Though 87 years old, imously authorized a total ask for further agreements Detroit Lions Club at their I topic was "But I Thought I • o.n ..... Meai May 8, by the Ken'ly.Michi. he rarely misses a board payment of $4,515 to SEMTA, with the communities. meeting Tuesday, May 15, at was Making a Profit." gan Rehabilitation Founda- meeting. He served as preil- (Southeastern M ichi g a n At the regular meeting Hop for his many years of I ROSLYN i Ident from 1956 to 1958. Transportation Authority), in Monday, April 2, a request I __-II BEFORE AFTER outstanding volunteer serv- The Kenny Foundation, a action taken at the regular from SEMTA regarding pay- MARKET' CHIMNEY' SERVICE ice. Torch Drive and United Way meeting Monday, May 7. ment {or deficits incurred HAVE YOU SEEN ..... f - hpoir.d -' tlPrnn.y The occasion was .the 26th of Michigan ser"ice, is dedi . This payment covers The during the quarter ending 01•• III ... w... j ~ - If\cin.'alor S1: ... ", - annual meeting .and dinner cated to helping all Michi. Woods' share, (21 percent of December 31, 1972, was found ~-~~~ft;d ~(" .~~:l. of the Foundation. gan residents in need of reo 1020 MAC« It ,. .1 the $5,000 per month operat. unacceptable by the council. THIS MAN? Advance Maintenance . Mr. Jay has been a memo habilitation regardless of the ing subsldy), for four months, October and No v e m b e r .... 3600 her 01 the Foundation's board cause of their disability. 812-$53' \ per the community's agree. showed profits of $2,214 and YOU SHOULDII \ since its incorporation as the Mr. Jay met the late Sis- ment with the Authority. The $279, resepctively, but the ter Elizabeth Kenny when monies will be paid from the city had to pay the Decem. FOR THE.m PliU 011 A Inw. sbe visited in Detroit in the contingency account fund. ber deficit. LINCOlN OR MEICUI' REMODELING early 1940's. He became in. For the December 1972 At that time, the council I terested in her work and has deficit of $1,721, the city's apparently wanted a certified BY PROFESSIONALS remained active in the Faun. share was $4.65,while for the audit for the quarter before , 4£h dation that bears her name. January, Fe b r u a r y and action W~~ taken, "a proper FAMILY ROOMS. RECREATION ROOMS. DORMERS Pre,ser.ting the award to March deficits, The Woods' statement." it was said. So, l~ Jay was a fellow board memo KITCHENS. BATHROOMS. OFFICES. GAfCAGES share was $1,350 for each with the latest SEMTA reo PANTERA ber and fellow Pointer, How. month, a total of $4,050. quest, the Authority inc1udec' SPORtS U~ ACOUSTIC CEILINGS. CABINETS. COUNTERTOPS ard N. Maynard. Mr. May- SEMTA's January dericit balance sheets for October. nard, who lives on Lake. was $6,643; February deficit, Dtcember 1972 and JanuarJ" BUILT-IN APPLIANCES. SECURITY ENTRANCE DOORS pointe road, succeeded Mr. $17,375, and March deficit, March 1973, and .the council Jay as president of the $16,018. approved the payment. TONY CARR • • Foundation. • The Authority has reported TU 1.5000 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Carl 'M. Weideman Jr., of Lothrop road, was elected to the five Pointes and SI. Clair Parcells Plans MARK IV AND • • • Shores, who Qpproved the -, CONTINENT Al« the Foundation's board of , MARK IV agreement with SEMTA, C t M 30 SALES SPECIALIST trustees at the regular meet. would be rerunded for Feb. ing. oncer__ ay - I ruary and Marcil deficits, in + Mr. Weideman, an attorney May and August, respective. The Music Department of I fRAIK ADAM. INC. 130 KERCHEVAL, ON THE III who specializes in hospital Iy. when monies come in Parcells Middle School will law, serves as director of from the State as part of the present its 21st Annual _ Martin Place and Doctor's two-cent gasoline tax hike, Spring Concert on Wednes- BUILDING • REMODIEUNG CONTRACTORS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Hospitals. He is a member which became effective Feb. day, May 30. The program QUALITY FII,-. LAWII of the East Side Detroit and ruary 1. However, the com. will feature each or the Greater Detroit Hospital Con. munities would have an obU. choral music groups at Par. ferences and the Grosse .. GARDEN SUPPLY gation to fund the January cells as well as each of the PoInte Crisis Club. 881-1024 deficit regarding the Au- three instrumental groups. thority's three-month elden- The 4O-member Chamber 11332 MACK AVE. - GROSSEPOINTE FARMS, 41236 BUND TO DANGER sion agreement with the Orchestra will make its first • The fellow who passes on municipaliti(;:, (January 1 to Iappearance of the year: Some CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY I ~?lYOUBUY:~:D~:: .'.".- ~I bills and curves must want to March 31). of its selections include "Can- leave the impression that Thomas P. Lipscomb, exec- certmeister's Serenade" by Serving This Area Since 1956 he's really hard.pressed fur utive director of SEMTA, had J. Frederick Muller, "Chor- time. earlier told the NEWS the ale" by Cesar Franck Gnd a , ------medley of American Folk • No other mower is built like itl tunes. The Seventh Grade Cadet • No other mower performs Iik. it! Band is scheduled to present a Spanish overture entitled • No other mower is so usewll "Ensenada" by J. Olivadoti, , , "Pavanne" by Maurice Ravel VACUUM ~LIANS YOUR LAWN ••• and "Gaslight Gaieties," a WHILE MOWiNG 10 PlRncnoN medley of popular songs of Iyesteryear, John Willison will "" Collects clippln;s, ItcIv.. , pin, appear as "Mr. Trombone" """ .traw, etc, in the elftra laroe, in a solo with band accom- ." cenler mounled bog. Tri"" Ipaniment. close on either lide. A JOy The Concert Band, compos- to 11M • , • year 'rovnd. ed or eighth grade students, Why Mercedes-Benz Diesel owners will give "Ceremonial for Band" written by Frank Erickson and "Hungarian Folk Suite" by Bela Bartok, insist that it's all those other people among others. Flautists Karen Montauk and Lisa Pepper will be fea- tured with band accompani. who are out of step. ment ptesenting "Black is the Come In And See OU, Color of My True Love's Hair," a Southern mountain "COROLIYI" ballad arranged by James 12-Voh Garden lighting and thousands of places across Ployhar. The 220 Diesel is no ordinary Mrs. Jacqueline Renten. Complete Line of ... Lawn, Gordon the U.S.A. bach is director of the choral automobile. It is, in fact, an Bird and P.t Supplie. extraordinary automobile ... al- "Diesels don't go fas!. groups and Donald McNew enoughJ" Not fast enough to is conductor of the instru- most eccentric. Consider its mental groups. PEl FEED CEDAR & STRAW penchant for paring down run- win a drag race, true. But fast There is no admission Pigeon.-Homp.I ... -RobbiIS enough to cruise comfortably charge for the concert. Par. Po.ok.... -Canari •• -Sqlli ... I. BEDDING ning costs. cells parents and friends are Fot AniMole ond on any highway in America (and cordially invited. PIonl I'Jo,ectien Diesel owners sidestep all faster than the posted limit'; in DOG 6. CAT these expenses: 48 of the 50 states). Woods Buying FOOD Stmflower Seeds 1.TankinILYp.on gasoline- ....sort.d b.ond. oncl A $6,662 * investment hord 10 find il.m. a fuel that can cost 49 cents a New Traclor BaA, Grass Seed The Diesel comes fully All 1I'Ia"," - An, Quantitr gallon for the more exotic "pre- The Woods will have a new mium" blends. equipped at a basic price of 12 horsepower tractor for the PET 2.Tanking up often - Die- $6,662.* You can order extra Department of Parks and SUPPLIES lllO HOUSES equipment, e.g., automatic Recreation. Chains, Colla... --PUrple Martir. sels seldom drop below 20 miles 1.' h e council unanimously Oin'm."t. Vitamins "_.nct~ per gallon in average driving. transmission, air conditio.nitlg, accepted the bid of East De. power windows or a sun roof, to troitFord Tractor Inc., of And with a Hght foot on the Eight Mile road, D.!troit, in RENIALS throttle, you'll be amazed how suit your special needs. the amount of $1,256.48 in Thatch Removers, Mowers, Hedge Trimmen, Spreaders, Rollers, Lawn & Garden Omament.- much better than this you can do. See your authorized action taken at the regular meeting Monday, May 7. Fountains 3. &p'lacing~p'ark p'lug~- Mercedes-Benz dealer soon. He The Ford tractor will be Co,olite - 12 volt Garden lighting or adjusting carburetors, or fiddling with beneath with 241bs. of undercoating. will gladly arrange a thorough test drive for equipped with a hydrostatic distributors and condensers, or installing you in the extraordinary 220 Diesel. electric starter, plus a 42. Quality feed Lawn & Carden ., Saves money-and nerves inch mower and 48.inch snow new points. blade, and replaces existing 20726 Harper at Vernier (8 Mil. Gnd 1-94) & Mercedes-Bi:DZ motor cars: No wonder Diesel owners say it's People often enthuse about the pieasure equipment. Its cost will be 28420 Grosbeck at 12 Mile from $16,498* to $6,662* paid out of the working cap- everybody else who's out of step. of driving their 220 Diesels. Each wheel I. ital fund. is sprung independently. Only a te:>tdrive Mercedes-Benz offers a vast range of IU 1.8870 PR 5.8640 modets. Here are suggested retail prices Why Diesel owners have the last laugh can show the difference this makes on bad I Play it sale on the high- Your ONE-STOP 'or Gorden & Pet Supplies. for 8 of the most popular types: ways - it's time well in- I We deliver. Pop open the hood of the 220 Diesel. You'll roads and sharp curves. Like all models 4~.oSLC Coupe S16.49S vested. see an engine that doesn't need the tradi- of Mercedes-Benz, each wheel-not just 450SL Coupe/Roadster $12,773 tional delicate ignition system. There are the front ones - carries its own disc brake. 450SEL Sedan S 14,605 $13,396 no spark plugs, no poims, no condenser, Suggestion: Bring your wife along 4S0SE Sedan 280 Coupe $ 9,994 COOL IT! no distributor. And our Diesel uses a direct when you tesl drive the 220 Diesel. She'll 280 Sedan $ 9,319 injection system to feed fuel to thecylinders be delighted at how easy and relaxing this 220 Sedan S 6,889 220 Diesel Sedan S 6.662 - no carburetor. machine is to drive. She'U discover that • E:a~1and Gulf Coast ports. of entr}', C'xdusi,,'C' of u,ms- Parts that aren't there will never have this roomy 5-passenger sedan actually pan-alion. OIhC'r oplions.. S{.a{~ .and local laxc.'>. ,f any. to be repaired or replaced. turns in a tighter circle than most compacts. CopyriRhI1973,M~rcod ... Benlo(NorthAm~'.ca, tnc. And consider the fuel. Diesel fuel is a Debunking those Diesel myths For a free color brochure full of details crude oil, cheaply refined. So, in many on the Diesel and other Mercedes-Benz areas of the country, its price is lower than Over three decades, Mercedes-Benz has models, clip and send the coupon below regular-grade gasoline. refined Diesel engine performance to a point where many familiar old criticisms today. Where the economy stops are nothing more than myths. r------, Enjoying Diesel economy means no come- "piesels are noisy!" Have you heard I Wood Imports I a Diesel lately? Due to its combustion (6) down in your standard of driving comfort. 15415 Graliol A"e. I In fact, if you have never owned a process, it does click and clatter at idle- I Detroil, Michigan, 48205 I Mercedes-Benz it mJY mean a step up. especially when cold. But once it's under Try spotting this "economy" sedan in way the sound fades. By the time you hit Please sl'nd mc your fu [t-color bro. I Witb ~ Cealral Air COllditioaia, chure of the Mercedes-Benz motor cars, brqont a showroom full of Mercedes-Benz cars. 30 mph, it is actually hard to tell by the I It won't be easy; from the engine compart- noise that you're riding ip a Diesel. I N.m~_ I LAST CAll FOR PRE-SEASON PRICESH ment rearward, the 220 Diesel is :Jlmost II Diesel fuel isscarce !"Have you talked I Addre.. I En;oy All The Comlorts 01 Bryant YefJr-ROflnd identical to several sister models. with a Diesel owner lately? The fact is, I Cuy - ,------I Air Conditioning at Surprisingly low Prices. This sturdy machine weighs over one- that while Diesel fuel may be scarcer than SI.re_ ---'- -- Z,p,. ( Call Today lor A Free Estimate 8efore The Mercury Rises wit" the Prices. and-a-half tons. It is welded more than gasoline, it's available wherever Diesel L_.I Telephone. _.. _ . ..j, 6,000 times, painted 4 times, scaled trucks stop. And that adds up to thousands Our Men are Factorv Trained ond Dedicated To Your Com lor'. Don't Delay' Call Now' You'll Be Dollars Ahead This Summer' , 'Wood 1mports 15415 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, Michigan 4&205 Phone: 313-372-2605 FLAME FURNACE CO. 11621 VAN DYKE 571.4610 1 , " ~------..>.....,...,...... -._..,".~4-"."''''.0"!'4'~""'-" """' ~_~-~._ ------,-- • Ihursday. May 17, 1973 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Seven ------_._------The buck aborlage be-I sbaved when income taxes comes acute as profits are are rued. Lo-n-n-ng Bike Ride Scheduled Attention! 10ng-distQnce rid. est female: distance covered, WEIKOAY- ers and other bicycle en- the oldest male: distance ~OURS: nautical (itfis Browse thusiasts. Saturday. May 26, covered, groups covering the Mon., Tue •. , W.d. OPEN and Sunday, May 27, have greatest distance, rider cov. 9 7 and been set aside for the annual ering the greatest distance, a.m. to p.m. the Pepsi Cola/Wolverine Bicy. best bicycle dealer parlicipa- Thurs. & Fri. SUNDAY cle Marathon OD Belle Isle. tion, best uniformed group, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Boat 8upplies ship'. The marathon wil1 be a! largest sehool participation Saturdav . 10 A.M. 200-mile, 24-hour event, start. and best riding group. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Dock"y'sSpred_ to whe.1 iDg (ea,., Cov,.. pIottft) at noon on May 26 and Enlry blanks for the mara'l ending at noon on May 27. It thon are available through 5 P.M. • Sperry T..,.w.r If • • • is sponsored by Detroit's participating bicycle dealers. '';<01 Good thru T...... May 22nd Safety 800t Shoes It'. "..IICfII Pepsi.Cola Metropolitan Bot- In the area these include: ( W. '_NO Iht right 10 Uing Company, Inc. and the Pointe Cyclery, 20373 Mack Limit quanllti ... • Iinoc"le.. .., "Iet I Ph(.lne 885.9839 • Nautical Lam,. Department of Parks and avenue, Three D Bike and • .. c--.0.::'.' G.t Itf Recreation. Hobby Shop, 20784 Mack I :~ 'I Anyone may enter. Awards avenue and Bill's Bike and I • UtIM list will be given to riders com. Marine Sales, 14229 East I • Seth TlNHna. Marine pleting 25 miles in an un. Jefferson avenue. c&.cb and Barometers specified time. 50 miles in Deadline for entry is Fri. SliP'S WI&. fAMOUS NOINU four hours, 100 miles in 10 day, May 18. Entered riders I hours and 200 miles in 24 must register at Belle Isle WI'" hits ..... hours. beginning at 8 a.m. on Sat. Riders in the 12 to 16-yea1'- urday, May 26. There is no $39.50 VALUE , $29.50 old age group will be eligible entry fee. I U.S.D.A. CHOICE Jackets Only • n.•, ....Valut $24.50 for the 200.mile award if they Last year 4,200 bikers par. complete 150 miles in 18 ,ticipated in the marathon, 19605_Mack TU 2.1340 hours. Persons in this age making it tlIe largest gather- DOMESTIC o,e. DIIJ1J -,... Set., S , ••• group will not be permitted ing of bicyclists in the Mid- to ride betw~n the bours of west history. Over 6,000 are 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. expected this year. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Awards will also be given For more information C]!l to the best female rider, old .. 573.9111. LEG LAMB @ @ o @ ~ @ @ Second Check Passer Foiled @ @ SAVE @ @For the second time in less of $245.77, from the Suburban e @ @ than two weeks, a person at. Welding Co m pan y ,and 30 @ tempting to c8sh a stolen drawn on the National Bank PER @ check at the Sears Branch $ of Taylor. 19 POUND @ @Store, Mack and Moross, us. It was reported to the of. lB. @ @ ing a stolen credit card. This ficers that the man, de. @ . @ try, Uke the first, was frus- scribed as being in his early 2Os,awut five feet ten inches ~:~s employe, U.S.O.A. CHOICE : HaY.riII, a glowing time ~ %li~~:~~~ tall, and wear,ing roo, white @ - @ Det. Sgt. George Van Tiem and blue elr.thing, presented SAVE @ Sont FM/ AM Digimatic and Det. Joseph Miller said a check ,bearing -the name of 33~ @ 'Litetime' dock radio ~ that in each incident, a du. Frank Bylo, same name as LOIN LAMB ClOPS PER POUND LB.$2.66 ~ Sony',' TFM.C620W Digimatic @ ferent man was involved. was on the charge plate, and fRESH TENDER @ clock radio is a glowing example of 'fr The detectives went to the requested. that $45 be taken I . . "'" store on Thursday, May 10, out of the amount owned by SAVE @ canty. @ when a call was received Bylo and the balance be reo 20~ C @ In time ond sound. @ that a black male tried to turned in cash. GRADE 'A' FRYERS PER POUND LB.43 @ A special block light system @ use a stolen credit card to The cashier re~ognized the U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE BEEF @ coiled, 'lifetime' makes the big @ cam a check in the amount man asa bad check passer, SAVE, @ numerals shine vividly-even in @ ------, and when she called on tlJe phone to verify the charge 49. o early morning light. @ Movie Council plate number, the suspect TENDER LOINS PER POUND lB.$2.99 FM! AM sound glows too, 2> o fled the store, and was last @ through a large top.mounted @ Sets Luncheon seen running west on Mack I SALEM SQUARES FAMOUS BeEF @ speaker. @ toward Warren in. Detroit. SAVE -@ Preset the time once-radio turns @ The Grosse Pointe Motion The culprit was described as 20. e @ on 'Jutomatical!y everyday. Plu~ an @ Pjcture and Television Coun- a very fleet runner. IAMBURGER PER POUND LB.8g o extra !Cud buzzer alarm for heavy @ cil will hold its annual lunch. A similar incident too k STUFFED WITH PEPPERIDGE STUFFING @ sleepers. Sleep timer turns set off @ eon Tuesday, May 22, at 12:30 place on Apr-il 28, when an. p.m. at the B~yview Yacht other black man entered SAVE @ after up to an hour of play. @ Club. Lawrencl! M. Carino, the store and tried to use a lOS e (} In an attractive modern cabinet. @ general manager, WJBK-TV, stolen credit card to cash a STUFFEDPORI ClOPS PER POUND LB.9g o it's 0 wonderful way.to rise and @ will speak on "The Responsi. check drawn on .the Madison COUNTRY STYLE MEATY o shine. Come in for a demonstration @ bility of Broadcasters to the National Bank, and reported SAVE @ today. SONY @ Public." to have been stolen from the The ~uncil will present M and G Engineering Com. 30C C @ @ checks to Robert M. Orr, di .. pany in Warren. The check SPARE RIBS PER POUND @ L8.99 o rector of the Grosse Pointe was in the amount of $245.89. f) Only @ Public Libraries for a film and was made out to Michael HILLS BROS ~ ~5~5 @ ubrJlry, and to jane Colsher, IC. Mertes. o @ coordinator, school • library T.he charge plate was from @ @ service, and sister Judy of st. an out-state community, and I Ambrose School for the when the casmer phoned to founding of a mrn'library fo;, verify tlJe number and own- :The CAMERA CENTER: elementary grades of public, ership, .this man ran out of COFFEE : YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD HEADQUARTERS @ private and parochial schools. the store and disappeared. @ FOR THE FINEST IN ELECTRONIC AND :. Nonnan Shurmur. "art of The check the man tried to SAVE the film" instroctor at North casb. ilad been r e par t e d e @ PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPlIIS AND SERVICE @ Higb School. will accept film stolen about eight months 48 Q @ equipment from the council. ago. UMIT 1 This equipment will be added o @ to the establis:hed film equip. wm.. "S" PIPE DREAM ADDITIONAL @ 1, 17114 Kercheval, @ ment library far students. Ol~. @ What appears to be a PURCHASE @. ~ in 'he Village @ New officers also will be gal den opportunity often installed. 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Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y, M.y 17, 1973' I Brownell Plans Spring Concert IPOlice Officer Cornell Grads to Hear Kane I JEIRY The Brownell vocal music, ",Morning of Time" and "The Little league Results IStops 'Hot' Car Robert J. Kan~, dean of Iserved three ,terms as pres. COLOMBO department •. under the direc'l World Is a Ghetto." I physical education and ath. idcnt of the IOO and 15 63 k.ICMYwi tion of I?aniel Evola, will Sixth grade students, 160 letics at Cornell University, years, from 19M to 1966, as a ...... 9133 pre~ent Its t:jt~ Annual Istrong, will combine to sing G. P. PARK shutout over Denver on May Quince Lee Adams, 27, ~f will be the guest o[ honor at member of the NCAA Tele. Sprmg Vocal l\~USlc Concert "Maria:' and "Horse with No By Donna I'larra 12. Dice didn't walk a batter. 19255 Hawthorne, DetrOlt, a reception given ,by the Cor. i vision Committee. ~t 8 p.m. on Fflday, May 18, Name," among other selec. The A'merican M a j 0 r Mike McDonald had two when stopped by a Park nell Club of Michigan at the I League saw the Indians and singles {or Portland and Ben police officer on Saturday, 1Dthe Brownell gymnatorium. : lions Sheraton.Cadillae Hot!'l May MEN'S GARDEN CLUB or GROSSE POlm Approximately 420 students! . Athletics, both 3-(1, swing it Burton had a triple. May 12, demanded to know 31. will unite in S'lllg. The 90. :rile program will conclude out for seven innings with the Portland defeated Holly. what he 1I~~ done,. a1t,houg~ voice Girls choir will present ~Ith the massed chorus sing- A's winning, 3.2, D. Kummer wood, 11.7, Monday. May 7, he was drlvmg whlle mtoxl' Kane, a Cornell graduate in SIXTEENTH ANNUAL 1934, will address the gather. such favorites as "Bridge lUg "Aquarius," featuring was the winning pitcher. (or its second victory of the cated, and on a suspended Over Troubled Water" and Mark Hassig at the organ and Singles were hit by J. Wi!. , week. Hollywood took a 5-1 operator's lice~se - and t~e ing of Cornell University 181- (i. • 5 I umni and friends on the sub. "Gonna Build a Mountain." ISteve Smith on the drums. llams. T. Tocco, P. Kingsley, I lead but PorUand rallied front end of his car was m eet, "The Place of Athletics J. era nIU m a e The 125 members of the Parents and friends are D. Kummer and FikanY'1 with four runs in the third names. I de in Cornell's Future." ~ and 8th grade Ch?rus will cordially invited to attend The losing pitcher was F. and fifth innings. Glen Newa Patrolman Collin. Lal0!1 Affilialed with Uig four numbers Including the concert. Tickets will be Schulte. Indian hilters were I and Mark Minkwic homered was leaving the statlon dnve. Mr. Kane's visit will be the AT wo currently popular tunes, availabloa at the door M. Reno with a double and a for Portland. Tom Martin. way at Maryland and Jeffer. second program for the Cor. ~ . single and T. Fox and D. dale, the winning pitcher, son, when he wa.s startled. to nell Club of Michigan this Wagner with singles. htted in four runs with two see an automobile traveling year. The reception will run FROLUND'S Two double plays marked doubles. eaut on Jefferson. its fr?nt from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 19815 Mack 4ve., JUIl Norlh of Coole Road the Orioles defense, and win Hollywood defeated LoUiS" end ablaze, and weavmg in the English Room of the over the Senators, 4-3. Alollg ville 11.8 on May 12. Burr from lane to lane. hotel. 1 with winning pitcher E, Ray. 'Buell III won his second The officer gave chase a~d His 36-year career in on mand credit goes to D. Green, I. game of the season but need. tried to stop the motonst amateur sports began when SATUROAY. MAY 1~ - .:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. L. Winzer, D. Ward and L. ed relief help in the sixth when the '!lan turned north he W3Silppointcd assistant Worrell for quick thinking on inning from John Willard. onto Nottingham. Adams track coach at Cornell in 1937. 12 VARIETIES - Red, Pink. Salmon, White their do ubi e plays. The Peter Fisher of Hollywood drove through a stop ~treet In 1944. he was appointed EXCELLENT PLANTS - IN 4.INCH POTS Orioles had two hits from Iand St.eve Verbeke of Louis. at St. Paul and was fmally Director of Athl'!tics and Well Hold Plants, Too. CAll 885.8877 or 881-6103 D. Green and T. McCarthy. ville ,both went three.for. brought to a halt at Kerche. served in that position until ALSO or 115-0309 The losing pitcher was K. three. . val. his appointment as Dean of Kabeary. Sacramento behinrl the hit- LaLonde said that when he Athletics in 1971. MUMS AND CARNATIONS-SEVERAL VARIETIEs The N a t ion a I Major ting and pitching of Keith approached on foot, Adams Mr. Kane, who has played ROOTED CUTTINGS League's report the Dodgers VandenBussche, c am e up a?~eared to be una~are that a major administrative role Ready To Plant In Your Pots Or Garden with two wins. The first over with an 8.3 will over .Hawaii hiS motor was on fire, even at the Olympic Games for the the Cardinals, 5.3, despite a Wednesday, May 9. Vanden. after 1irefig~ters arrived Proc•• d$ from The.e Sol•• are Used lor past 20 years, is now vice. Projects Which Help Keep Our Community 8eoulilul home run by T. White for Bussche gave up two hits to when the policeman. called president o[ the U. S. Olym. the Cards. The winnIng pitch- win his second game of the on the emer.gency radiO, ~nd pic (',olnmiller:. He also er was R. Mayday. The sec. season and added a tTiple to put out the flames, which lR 78-15 Whitewoll ond win W8S over the Braves, the Sacramento hitting at. totally destroy~d the motor. plu. $3,' 0 Fed. Ex. Tox 19.7, with a big H.run third tack. LaLonde said that when inning. T. McCarthy smashed David Alter of Louisville stopped and requested to UNIROYAL ZETA a bome Tun and M. Mc. and Jacques Baudeloque of exit from the car, Adams MILEAGE GUARANTEE Carthy hit two home runs Denver fought a tight pitch- said "Hey,. man! I haven't for the Dodgers, while a ing dual in 47.degree temper. (lone anythi~g." It you don't get ll1e mileage sfated on the sidewall\M=thousand) or home run was bit by J. Beds. ature Sunday, May 13 before At the statIOn, Adams con. lire fails lor any reason other than willlul abuse or collision. ~'our chartered Zeta dealer will give you a credit against the purchase 01 worfh for the Braves. Bauleloque's two-out double sented to take a ,breatha- • new Zeta lire 01 same type or repair punctures at no charge. Credit The Pirates won a close in the sixth provided Denver lyzeJ' test and was gtven t.wo will equal price you paid multiplied by percentage of stated mileage one over the Cardinals, 2.1. with the winning run. of them, .both of wbl~h you did not obtain. Credit will be applied against the Zeta Guaranlee I Winning pitcher P. Geist hit Denver took '.l 2-(1lead in showed a high degree of m. Base Price (nalional adjustment base approximal\ng aclual prices). Dealer may add small charge for services he perlorms in replacing a two.run ~,omer for the the first inning but Louisville toxication. . tire. Tires and relaled vehicle conditions must be properly maintained Pirates. The losing pitcher tied it up a', 2.2. Denver went ~e I?ctro!ter was Is.s~ed and tires broughl in lor tree 5.000 mile rolalions and check.ups for for the Cards was J. Wolin. ahead 3-2 in the fifth but a VIolation ticket (or drlvmg mileage porlion 01 guaranlee 10 apply, Guarantee Booklet required ski. T. Foley, first Cardinal Louisville tied it in the sixth while under the influence of Children's Home of Detroit for Mileage and Road Hazard adjustment. pitcher, struck out 11 baUers on single~ by Steve Verbeke l~quor, and .given a second in five innings. and Dan Brown. Baudeloque ticket whel!~t was f.ound.tb~t The Minor League team, doubled in the bottom of the he was drmng while hiS Ii. Michigan, won three games. sixth and scored on two wild cense was suspended. The victories were over Mich. pitches for a 4-3 win, Den- Later, Adams was released igan State, 7-4; Ohio State, ver's first victory of the sea. after posting bond of $150. 5.3, and Army. B.S. Winning son. His examination was sched- Open fiou3e pitcners for Michigan were Hawaii took '.1n 8.0 lead uled for yesterday, May 16. T. Debets, J. Magee and R. against Phoenix on May 12, Jacobs. but had to fight off a strong mlEF TAKES IfAPES PLEASE DROP IN • • • comeback to win, 9-7. The standings show Bony. Thomas J. Stauder of 155 FARMS AAA LEAGUE wood, 3-1; Newark, 3-1; Port- T,ewiston road, revealed to By J. L. Fromm I d Farms pollee on Thursday, Newark and Portland each an, 3-1; Sacramento, 3-1; May 10, that while his car Hawaii, 2.2; Denver, 1-3; won !wogames last w~ek to Louisville 1-3 and Phoenix was parked at the rear of pull mto a four. way he for 0-4' , 74 Kercheval avenue, some. first place with Hollywood I' .. · one entered the auto b~ and Sacramento. All four breaking the Jeft rear win- I teams have a record Of 3.1. FAR~JS MAJORS dow and stealing 13 eight. 900 COOK ROAD Steve Fisher of Newark I By Rosalie lligglns track tapes, which were on pitched a no.hit game in his 1\ Arler the second week of the rear floor of the vehide. GROSSE POINTE WOODS team's 8.3 win over Sacra. play, last year's winners of The value of the loss was not mento Saturday, May 12. \ the Farms Cup, the Yanks. disclosed. Newark jumped into a lead are leading the league with a with six runs in the first lSoO record. Ed Ranger led the \ inning. Fisher was wlld at Yanks to an 8-4 victory over first and Sacramento scored the Phils, while Bob Baker three runs in the first two pitched a 9-2 win over the Innings lln walks, stolen Pirates. Baker now has a 3-Q bases, wild pit c h e s and pitching record, with 35 passed balls He settled down strikeouts. and struck out nine batters The Indians won both theIr in the last four innings. games this week, Including a John Haughton, Newark 7.5 victory over the Giants. right fielder, save~ Fisher's Scott Wright, in relief, saved no.hitterby t a kin g Paul the win for Jim Kennary. Berg's apparent single into Wright also s ~ v edGar right and throwing Berg out Knight's }4.10 win over the at first, The loss was Sacra- Tigers, mento's first of the season. The standings find the Pau~ VanOsdol of Newark Yanks, 5-(1; Indians, 4-1; WHITEWALLS won hIS second game of the Reds 31' Pirates 3.2' Phils E78-14 21.95 season Friday. May 11, ~s 2-3; Tige~s, 1-3; Gia;ts, 1.4; F78-14 21.95 Newark defeated Phoemx, and Red Sox, 0-". WHEEL 11.4. Phoenix t()ok a 2-(1lead • • • G78-14 24.95 but Newark eame back WJth H78-14 24.95 BALANCING nine runs in the fourth inning_ F ARMS CLASS C J78-14 27.95 Newark's 13.hit attack was The Albany-Richmond game led by Agustin Sanz with a opened the season with Greg G78.15 24.95 triple and double, and Peter Restum and Ricky Gallagher H78.15 24.95 Barrett with two doubles. locked ina 2-2 pitcher's dtlel J78-15 27.95 Rob Dice of Portland struck through seven innings before out 16 as he pitched a 4-0 the game was called. Botti L78-15 27.95 pitchers came oback with im- P1u, F.'O.T. from 2.31 10 3,31 pressive performances in their next games-Restum Open daily striking out 18 in a 24-5 vie. 8o.m. tory over Buffalo. '3lld Gal. 106 p.m !>at. 8 a.m. lagher helping his 2-0 win I .I.• over Rochester with a home 104 p,m. ,. . - roll. -- Columb~s beal Miami 9-3'1 topped Syracuse, 10.7, and locked in a 5.5 tie with Toledo I WERTHMANN when the game was called at the end of five innings. Scores of other games BROTHERS through May 11: Rorhester "Since J946" 24, Buffalo 0; Miami 4, Toledo 2; Toledo 12, Syracuse 4, and 6841 EAST JEFFERSON ~site the Uniroyal Factory Syracuse 10, Buffalo 5 259.2460 WOODS OKAYS PAY~IENT In action taken at the reg. Our mid-engine ular meetinR MondaY,May 7, The Woods Council unani.j carisafairoTh mOllsl)' authorized the pay. weather friend e : menl of an invoice t~talling I that won't let Bill a friend is more than a goes where you point it i $13,736.12 to Pate, Hun and, Also with the engine in :he ~ i Bogue, [nc., city engineers. I you down in foul weather. fll){~rp:lass (op. i This co vcr 5 preliminary I On sunny days, the top snaps First of all, it's a two-seater middle, you get a trunk in the . plans and fina I working plans Ii 'MMEDIATE DELIVERYON All 1973 MODELS : and specifications prepared off in thirty.seven seconds, stores in l1H~classic spOIlS cal trlldition. fronl and the back. A sort of his Includes air, power, radio, white sidewall~, for alterations to the Lake under the rear \IHI J)(~('allSe two's company. and ters. Together they give r Jo'ront Park swimming pool. ., Payment will come from the I trunk lid amI Hight hchind the two seats 15 cuhic feet trunk space . '73 MARK IV f,o.$209 t.$247 ,erm.nth* i federal rcvcnue sharing ac. take:,: III) virtu. is llll en~ine in 0111' race car tradi. And also rack. and-pinion I count. Sun ---~_.-_ ...._--_._- ally no space. IiOIl. steering, and a five.speed gear. /,'-.'--:-, LINCOLN CONTINENTAL On rainy days the lop locks Wilh the engine in the mid. hox, 4.wheel disc brakes and a (~~Le'-'4. from$163 to $233 per month* MY BUSINESS back on almost as fasl. And be. fill-. handling must he felt to be IlUilt.in roll har as standard equip . ment. ... .1 ' ------PROFESSOR SAID cause ii's fillcrgJass, it helieved. A,,-:;-- I MERCURY-MARQUIS B h Invc~1 your money where won'.t leak or rip. Unlike orsc e T ~ e car So see your friendly dealer t'OIi '115 to $157 ,er month* il will corn 01 leasl 8% fabnc. s Imp I y ilno let the sun shine in. per year. II con be done. MONTEGO-MX-MXB . Here is h()w. Invesl $2,000 i in 0 shore of 0 nice aport. froll 109 t. $141 ~er month"" , men! building neor Grosse 40.000 Mil. Full Mo;ntenance lea .. , Available Pointe lhot pays 8% per • plul 4'\10 U" la" .. yeor. JR. lic.,," pial.' 1D' mCfe informalian w,ite 10 Wood Imports, Inc• THE HEW YORKER 15415 Gratiot Ave. Detroit 936 llEACONSF'~iO OVERSEAS DElIVERY AVAILA8LE GROSSE POINTE. Mi. 48230 . .\ • " ; ". ., . 3 3 2 jjj Jjj j 2 j 2 2 Thursday, Mey 17. 1973 C:;ROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine ~--;edtime snacks have be.) Learn to take life as it , ••• ,...... 'Weldy' Olson Selected for Olympic Committee come known as sandwich comes - prepare to be un. • ~OM.. spread. ------prepared. By Bo,er A. will make their OWl! selection ers, a Kite Houae League man" Andy He~nton, for. • • • R..ICHARD. Hockey is a family"ala.affair Iof team members. TIle com. club. mer New York Ranger, who's DIVORCED W' A.,rUCK •• . . • with Weldon "Weldy" Olson, mittee will ,arner informa- eamaraderie currently tolling admirably EXCAVATING • • ; I • • 40. of Washington lOad. He tioIl for the coach aDd man. "Hockey has • It i n d of witb the Western Hockey 1(-) Sewer & Water Lin. • B U IC K • was the youngest of nine a,er over the naxt three eam.raderie in comparison to League's Portland team . brothers who played the years," There', a poIslbWt)', other sports," said Mr. 01. while in his early 40's, reat. I ~~~~EO !7 REPAIR & REPLACEMI" ) • • game and today his three he felt, that be may lie reo IOn. He streued '''(!Ie smaU. . I \ Coli 889-00 tJ 'REf ESTrMA7fS I • • boys play on Grosse Pointe spoJlsib1e for coordination of nets of it". wbUe &aying ly savors and enjoys the best j I Fo, lIecorded MH"'g' 771.8721 ~ Hockey Association teams. playen. "You often know lomeon~ the game has to offer, • • So it ,isn't surprising that He added most of the play- you bave played with or ------• NUF • Ithe man who "Uves" hockey en for the United States against and who ten stories " :ecently was bonored by be. team will lie selected from abo\lt pasl experiences. It's • SED. • ing selected to the nine.man college and top amateur been very good for the • • 1976 United States Olympic hockey clubs. "Most ot the sport." • •• Ice Hockey Committee. The players were .selected from "But some of it is being • 15103 KERCHEVAL • U,S. Amateur Hockey AsSo- colle,e teams in the past," lost," he continued, not with. • WHEIlETHE 821 5400 • ciation made tte recommen. :::ti::~'h~~~y t:::Yde~:::: ~:~s~ lO~;h ~!.,~~~es~e:;p~; "MERISI(lllG I - da,tion to ~e Olympic Com- ..... ~ CUSTu " . • mlttee, which then approved ed in atature aDd it's more can't get together lIS much : •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mr.. Olson's selection last difficult for a player coming as before." . weeK. out of coUege to move into His hockey experience is ------He joins such hockey international hockey, he felt. awesome to behold ~ginning figures as Bruce Norris, "A team must be as good with advancement through president and own"r of the as a World Hockey Associa- the Marquette Junior Pro. Detroit Red Wings, Bill tion or American Hockey gram up to 1951. From 1951- ••• for Graduation! Wirlz, president of the Chi- Lea..'Ue dub to com~te on 1955. he played on Michigan cago Blackhawks and Wal. the international level," ad. state University's varsity ter Bush, president of the ded Mr, Olson. squad, where he WIS "mosl Minnesota North Stars, all HaD of Faille valuable player" on the 1952. of whom, are scheduled to Mr. OlsoD's love of hockey 53 team and the leading be cammlttee members. also can be seen via his in- scorer the following season. "Pleased As Punch" terest in the Unit(',i States Mr. Olson set various rec. "My immediate reaction Hockey Hall of Fame at ords between 1951.55 al was one of elation at being Eveleth, Minn., which will be MSU, aU 01 which have since considered to be able to do officially opeaed and dedicat. been broken. These include the job," Mr. Olson empha- ed Thursday, JUDe 21. At U-t goals scored, '11; assists, . ti 25 h rt hr' 51, and total points, 125. The SiZed, "It's a great milestone me, c a er ens IDees goal~ scored mark was in my hockey career and I'm will be inducted including pleased as puncb to go ahead players, administrators and broken by former Red Wing I with it." coaches. Doug Volmar, nuw a memo , ' - . The former member of U.S, In fact, the lirandfather of ber of the Los Angeles Olympic and National Teams Pointer A. Thomas Kydd, of Kings, in 1ll6'r. , 1'''''''' ~.:,~~-_-'=---1 said he hopes tl) bring the MaDOr road. Frank "Caddy" -Ii Jlaeql'OUllC1 player's aspect to the com- Winten, who plaYed from On the intemational hori. mittee, which holds its first 1908 to 1925 and was "prob- zon, Mr. Olson WIS • mem- meeting Thursday, May 31, ably the llest U.S. hockey ber 01 the 1955-56 Olympic HP.148A • in Chicago. player" aceording to Mr, team wbich won second place Musical value way beyond Itssize. Priced and SiZed 10 tit anywhere "The committee's job Is to 0lJ0n, will be inducted. and a silver medal; the 1956- ThiSSony gives you easy listening through advanced. solid,state prepare the United States The only two Michiganders !'i7 U.S. National Team; the CirCUitry entry for the 1976 games in who are members of the 1957-M U,S. National Team • tOW(EIA) amplifier Withbass and treble controls Innsbruck, Austria. Our ob- Hoekey Hall of FfIII1e Boatd which finished fifth; the 1958- • BSR 4-speed Micro minichanger plays from 1 to 6 records jective is to put together an of Directors are Mr 015011 59 U.S. Nlltional Team which automatically System shuts offafter last record entire program Including the aDd J Lawrence Ca~ vice~ carne in fourth, 'lnd the 1959- • Stereo cartndge Withf1,rJpverdiamond stylus. selection of a coacb, man- presid~nt of the Hall olFame 60 U.S. Olympic Team which ager ~nd trainer, setting an and trellsurer of the ti s captured first place and a , Cue control'.,i" you mo~e arm without scratching. agenda of operations, plus Amateur Hockey AsSoclati~n' gold medal at the Squaw • Receives FM'stereo, FMor AMsignals clearly fu~d raising activities," be .Not -.eta CIaoIce . Valley, Calif., games • • Headphone jack lets you listen in privacy withoptional Youcould be I s81d. IiIr OlsoD's immersion into From 1960-65, be coached headl)hones Obtain WormatieR the '''fastest game ill the youtJ;t and ,seDlar teams in Matched 2-way speaker system (6-1/2 wooler, 2'. tweeler.) C~?tinuing, 'Mr. Olson stat. werld" stems from his fam. MadISOn, WIS., and was vice- th Handsome wood grain hardwood cabinetry ed. The coach and manager fiy. "Everybody was playing president 01 the Wis~o!!sin i In our house and we didn't Am&t(:ur Hockey AsSOCIation, the 6OO condominium Removable dust cover " i GP N rtb W. have much choice, And be- Mr. Olson was a director of o IDS iIlg ill Marquette, Mich" the AlJ~lI Park, Mich., hock. (where be WitSborn) we bad ey program from 1965-66, SChafer Meet a hl"Jc:1teyprocram since the and also coached a youth owner with a _ _ early 1920's," he said. hockey team in Detroit. North High School athletes He takes pride in the most ~om 1967-69, he was second were reaUy "on the move" "re!mowned" member of his' VIce-president of the Mlchi. durillg the Schafer Invitation hockey famU)'. Eddie Olson, gan. Junior Hockey ~ague, mortgage from NBD. POINTE ELECTRONICS track meet the weekend of w!lo won the American Hock- He 15 n~w past preSident of 19755 MACK, GROSSE POINTE WOODS May 5.e at Southgate. ey League scomg title in the Jumor League. Between ] '" 8 Mile, toke Allorq Exit off 1.94 Tbe Norsemen took four 19M-55 while playing with M~. Olson is curr~ntly If the attractions of condo- first places while piling up the Cleveland BuoDl. Eddie preSident of the Micbl,a!! Since 1957 881-1877 34 points to 'win their second also WII named the most SoeDiorHockey Lea~e and 13 minium ownership appeai to you, Mon.-Thurs,-Fri. 9.9, TueS.-Wed. 9-6, Sol. 9-5:30 consecutive championship. valuable player in 1952-53 OD the ~d o~ dire~tors of The mile relay team of KI'.D and was.a. an star aeleetion the Detroit Jwuor WIDgs. the bank to see is NBD. We have Delor, Fred Minturn Mike in 1952-53 and 1954-515. It's not 8Ulprising to re- IShelton and Ed B' r e'n n a n The saying, "Like father, pOlt that Mr. Olson's current already passed the 550 mark on snared a first at 3'25 <( Uke BOn," holds true in the employment is related to condominium mortgage loans. ••• ••• .... Other firsts went 'to' Delor ca~ of Mr. Olton'. three hockey. He'. an ice rink ... .• _ in the 44O.yard dash at 48 5 children, ~ott, 10, Gregory. sales engineer with the Cbar- This experience has taken all and to Jell H in U._ high' , a. and Keith, 7. Scott played les R. Be1t% Company, 15001 umes W1:' for the Comets, a Squirt Charlevoix, in The Pointe . the mystery out of condominium Juml?.at 6-4. And the Norse- House League ':r.m, thiJ ADd, needless to say, any. financing, so far as National Bank 'I men $ shuttle hurdle relay year, while Gregory and one who remembers with team of Ron Uppleger, Dan Keith pJayed for the Rang- nostaJila and respect "iron , Warner, Mark Johnson and of Detroit isconcerned. That means f!Ell we can give you prompt word on ." approval of your mortgage and set IOITJ. n" s~OPWEEDSI :tt4:J;;;';;; ._-- -q.- ~.~ ---~ up the closing in as little as two U I'UD, (9:37.3), Brennan was JfAAjli l'.. , in one easy apPliCatiOn". see 0 n d in the mile rUD" A HAI'IT turns your lawn a LUSH l(4:27.7), while North was see: ,I _ weeks thereafter at an NBD office ,,' '. , GREEN with high-quality and in the distance medley convenient to you. timed release nitrogen, also I relay, >(10:53.9), and third in ~ DESTROYS DANDELIONS Ithe two.mile reby, (8:25.0). ~.. . :<4'.&11." • _.,--- Not at all incidentally, these and most other BROADLEAF I Ann Arbor' Pioneer came AL- ...' WEEDS wilh a modern weed in second with 24 points. [.... .'. same service features appJy ~ually control formula. 'I r .~tn- to mortg~ge loans. on homes of all ON"'" PT A Sponsors =: _ty~s. I Phelps' Talk • CONVENIENT DAilY. RIGHTS More than 100 NBD offices *746 can give you the details. Stop in 5,000 sq, It. " "The Educational Scene In Gl I TO DOWNTOWN CHICAGO EOIMlI01SlllG Lansing Today" is the sub. • Men, ltlru Ptl. LENDER soon, 46 ject of a t..l1( to be given by (Me.'" Field) I, $13 10000 $188&15000 I Dr. James Phelps of Gov. • sq. It. sq. It. ernor Milliken's staH at 8:30 • C.arter & Frein.tSenice 1.,.Hre p.m. on Tuesday, May 22, in "It 5,000 sq. ft, ihe Board Room of the • C.nec.- S.nice t. little Creek& IIMombe, rolC I aJ school system's adminlstra- II , .... , i tion building, 389 St. Clair Ftrt •• ,.e NBD Mortgage Loans...Making banking better for}OU. I ~..~~~II~ ~v;~~e~peech by Dr. Pbelps leserYG'ions & 'nformation A;sG.'~CI. ~Oiit~n;T.re: ~~unthCi~~:~: Call: 964-3455 .~ *' 0. open to the public. Charles F . ~'• ~~\\1.~~-d'~.~, Woodbury, president, urges _ ....w""a-~.£ local. reSidents intere,sted in ... ,learnmg about the dilemma d it.G of financing and controlling tt" ~ -" .... public education to make an ,.~ P effort to attend the meeting. Look how ... It works. ·• I Ther~ will be opportunity for _ , , question,; and answers. little it don t. I Dr. Phelps. who holds I yOU three degrees from the Uni- . I versity of Michigan, has I , 1:'" It's easy to use, First gel rid served Governor Milliken as .~<;. of all weeds you can see I Administrative Assistant in around most growing flowers, Education since 1969. I shrubs and evergreens. then I ." spread PREEN. THAT'S IT! I ~ ~ PREEN STOPS MOST WEEDS BEFORE THEY I' START, , . reduces hand 'The Bible- I ~ ~eedjng to practically nOlh-, I mg, whats in it I OIU"V I for you? ' 25 oz. 49 Find out through regular daily I *1 I study. The Bible Lessons in the Christian SCience Qu.rterIJ I *8- *51& 25 OZ. I are unique, They provide you Sib. 1Slbs, I with a home study Bible course 10 oz. ' for less than 1f. a day, Study which brings real insight to the ask sDmebDdy WhD knDwsl Scriptures, greater purpose I Grwenfreld!.. I and understanding into your @ life, ' NURII.Y SALII I Buy your own copy of the IVIElE ?1107 MUll It SIlllllYSi4e Quarterl, or study the Bible lessons in our 'ree, public Michigan Ben I AIM m.?IOO' Readin, Room. A.ST CtfUKH Of CHJfSl Don't hesitate to call 1••!tIr.~ Iros., 21500 23 Ml Rd., lIew BlttiRtort SCJINTIST READING IIOOM .-' .11613 Mete" Aft. TU 4.7490 1 r,",'" .",,'-,:.,' Thursd.y, May 17. 1973_ GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.ge Ten r.- - - FANS"frfrf"'''''''''')B$~ " OKAY CREMATION OF BONDS Pointer Bids for Position St. Paul Holds Pack 39 Holds Pinewood Derby ISPORTi ' \ The Woods Council. in ac-, istrator Chester E. Petersen tion taken at the regular that 30 issues of bonds and 's Baseball .Team .Art Exhibit. Cub Scout Pack 39 from Paul Glowa'ck! won first: « meeting Monday, May 7, coupons that have matured Barnes and Our Lady Star of place, Grant R.lce, secon?, I YIDO."81'. unanimously concurred in the be cremated in accordance On MSV the Sea Schools had a big with Paul ArpLD and Bill D recommendations of comp-\ with the c it y' s retention From a Poi n t e Little tourney ~unners.up. St. Paul School will hold. it.s night Monday, May 7. Stolarski, third and fourth, I IlII0W troller-Assessor Frederick G. schedule. The ao is sue s Lellgue club to a bid for a Mr. Fricke statcs Mike was annual Student Art Exhibit The running of the Pine. respcctively. Michael Roy I Brought to you. Hornfisher and City Admin. totalled $1,834,000. spot on Michigan State Uni. declared the most valuable I on Saturday, Ma~ 19, and wood Dcrby under the super. won first place in design. I By .TEDEWALD vertity's bas e b a II team. playcr of the team by man. Sunday, May 20, In the all- vision of Frank Marciniak Cubmaster James K. Brown I SUNDAY SPECIAL That's the story on freshman ager Dave Marstl!ller. pu~.e room. of the school. was held and after much ex. awarded Wolf badges to Jeff I Do rOll knew when ,he I f 6 lJinner Served Family Style Mike F r i cite, 18, of The Fricke also participated in E xh1blourst h are rom citement, the Derby cham. Cook, John Marschner, Dan llntlndiclnopolK 5GO-ntileI ,Woods. the senior division of Babe p.m. to 8 p.m. on saturday, pion was dccided. ISullivan and Tony Franco. I all'o lOCO was ,"n? •.. It \ I Per Person The 6'2", 175.pound south-, Ruth, with his team winning and from 9 a.m. 102 p.m. on I all Ilafted in 19l1 ... II's S5.75 paw pit c her is currently a State Babe Ruth Cham. Sunday. been Nn .vory reo, sinco I (~rnup of Four or !\tore GAR... \ working with the Spartan pionship. lEs father said Mike Over 400 works, represent- ~~y I lhen excop' for the wen I DINNERINCLUDES,'tolion Antipasto. and a Salad Ilowl wi'" jay v e e s. Though a hard hurled two shutouts in the ing all media, will be judged WONG'S I yeon of 19l7-1' and 1~42- I Mi.ed G,eens with Our Spe ThursdaYI May 17. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page B.verl U.LS to Have Recycling Day I Obituaries ] Orchestras Set Mass Concert .:l" The Ecology Club at Un!. of newspapers, caDS and bot. The Music Department of Russell Reed, Director of Colo,.lal versity.Liggett Schoo) is of. Ues while at the same time ------the Grosse Pointe Public Instrumental Music at South fering residents sUll another helping to preserve the en. NORMA H. ROEMER. MRS. M.tRY THOMPSON Schools will present the sec. High, said, "Mr. Stulberg is .9",. opportunity to rid themselves vironment. Mrs. Roemer, 6'1, of Hamp. Funeral services for Mrs. ond "Orcllestras In Review" a fine conductor and works Harbor Spring Pointers may drop oU these ton road, died Friday, May Thompson, 82, of Somerset concert on Tuesday, May 22, so well with students that I Michigon I recyclable items in the park. 11, in Cottage Hospital. Vis!. road, were held Monday, May at 8 p.m. ,in the North High feel he makes a perfect ing lot of the McCann Skating tation was held at the Ver. 14, at St. Ambrose Church G)'mnaslum. choice for guest conductor of Join Ws I once'in I JERRY tile lifetime experience. COLOMBO 1Unk on Satuntay, May 19, heydon Funeral Home, sa.t. and the Verheyden Funeral Mr. Julius Stulber'g, Pro- our massed orchestra." He Crowd! between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. urday and Sunday, May 12 Home. She died Friday, May fessor Emeritus of Western conducted the South High 14., Make if memorable 63 lCetdlevoJ Michigan University, will School Orchestra at Univer. A resort lor the with an neninll al 116-9133 The parking lot is located and 13. lIB'oartnheJ.rreDseidternceOi't,M.s. kno.. ltdlleobl. .0' across the street from the A native Detroiter, Miss n • conduct the massed orchestra sity of Michigan last January lA MEDITERRANEE (0 tioner. Not fer scheol at llU5 Cook road. Roemer retired in 196'1 after Thompson was tlJe wife of the in the second portion of the at the Midwestern Confer. everyone. located in the beauti. The truly Oulsllllding teaching at Northeas1ern, late Charles. She is survived program. ence. 'ul Wegueton,inll o'eo of Horbor haute cuisine experience. Northern and Pershing High by one son, Charles L.; one Each of the orchestras The massed orchestra pro- Spring. in .urraunding of taite, SChools in Detroit. She was daugh4er, Mary Anne; one from the five secondary gram will include: "Iphigenia lree 0/ aowd. and preten.ian, For information and Refre.hingly correct $ ::: .~'-~ ~/' /'./ ::~ ::: At~ /;:. // ::: f ",.4"OY;:;:~/:::;;~/rI ~:? 0''''''/y/ .,;;''v /,. :1: \jt '.', ~ ,O~// /~~,/ v' ////' ~~.'. :::: ./// /' ::: ~~.~....// // / ~;:~ ," ~ ;:~' ~::: "// //Y V ,- ::: :~:: / ./'// // ::; :::: ~ // ::: ~:j: :.//' 0,//-frankly we're a bit upside-down and :j: .:-: ~./' :.: 111: ~ downside -up... but all the hubbub is for the Jl best possible reason... we're in the process ,..tObeinthewodthd'sbiggest- of expanding! We've had to shuffle around "W';. bike mam . on. and scrunch together certain departments .. so, if you know something should be right Going on for 24 hours, Beginning 12 noon, May 26, at Belle Isle. Admission is FREE. . there ... and it isn't ... just ask one of our Get your hike ... your family ... your fri('nd~ from 12 noon, Saturday, May 26, until noon on y N jjj courteous salespeople to direct you. Things j;j: and pedal on down to the 2nd Annual P('r~i-CoJa Sunday. Awards for 200 miles in 24 hours; 100 miles Bicycle Marathon. You'll fino thou~ands of Motown in 10 hours; 50 miles in 4 hours; a total of 25 miles. 1j~ may be somewhat bothered and bewildered. '~1~hike buffs-rain or shinp.-at So hring the whole family to Belle Isle. Relic Isle May 26 and 27. And 1~; but we're soon to be bigger and better! ~jt Thp. "Mayor's Lap" hegins at E~ find out wh~ the hi~ wheels 11 A.M. Tho marathon '0'" on -;::1 rt~al1y are! ... En'ry forms A... ilobl. a' Portkipoh"9 8i } a ( 4 ( GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y. May 17, I~ Grosse Pointe News [ ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, INC. Memorial Center Schedule What Goes On OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCH~VAL I Whal~ GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 Open Dally 9 a.m.-9 p.m. at nwon SeCOllj! Class Pnslall~ Pe.id at Detroit, MlclIlgan (Sundays bufldlll'g open 10 a.m ••5 p,m. May 17-May 24 Your Lihrary FULLY PAID CIRCULATION • AU Memorial Sponsored adivlttes opeti to the By Virginia Leonard Grosse Pointe public. Hospital equipment avaU. I It-IE t-ULL \.\ Phone TV 2-6900 Member Mich. Press AssocIation and NaI1Qna1 EditorIal ....SSO(:laUon able for free loan: crutches, wheelcbaln, hospl. ~y Virginia Leonard Hamlin's Has • . . their own label New tal beds, and heating lamps. NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE If this column could have a special title, I think York State Champagne brut or extra d!y. It's Weekly N:>wspaper RepresentaUvc, Inc. GROSSE PO!NTE GARDEN CENTER AND it might well be called "Lament of a Book Worm," $2.98 a bottle and is an excellent chOIce for 404 Filth Avenue, New Yurk 19. New York BYrant C.7300 weddings, parties and special occasions ... 89 CmCAGO OFFICE LENDING LIBRARY. Mrs. Harry Frost on 33S North MIchigan Avenue Phone Ftn~lal 8.2114 duty Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 10 My washer is broken, Kercheval ... 'ru 5-8400. a.m.-4 p.m. Volunteer consultant on Duty Fri. I've burned the ragout, ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER days 2-4 p.m. 881-4SU. But I've just discovered • WILLI,MoIADAMO , ADVERTISING MANAGER Albert Camus! Admired In The Window ... at DenIer, 77 JANET MUELLER FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY Thursday, May 1')' Kercheval, a chiM basket with a flower scat- My curtains need cleaning, JAMES J. NJAIM . ,...... , NEWS * 7:30 a.m. "Food and Flowers" trip to Holland tered cover. The matching tray is charming, I should light the fire! too. • ROGER A. WAHA ' , SPORTS, NEWS * 9:30 a.m. Fulfilling Your Potential-Dr. John I'm devouring the books KATHY DUFF . . EDUCATION, NlJ:WS Hoskins, Instructor Of Georgette Heyer • HOLLY ANGELL NEWS *10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. Lip Reading-Mrs. Frantz Another Greenhouse Specialist . . • Tom LILLIAN RAilR ADVERTISING Johnston, Instructor. I can't bother with ironing, for scalp and hair treatments, falling or break- hair, dry or brittle hair, excessive oily scalp MARY LORIMER ., ADVERTISING *10:00 a.m. Braille Transcription-Mrs. John Mc- My hands have no blisters ing and damaged hair ... top off by blunting the Namara, Instructor Since I started to read PAT ROUSSEAU ...,....ADVEUTISING ends in a great new hair shape ... 117 Kerche- *12:30 p.m. Women's Republican Club of Grosse Of the Bronte sisters. CHARLE$, pICKSON ADVERTISING val ... 881.6833. JOHl\lMacKENZIE ,' BUSINESS Pointe The dishes need washing, JOANNE HARGIS ". .., ACCOUNTS 12:30 p.m. A.A.U.W. We've run out of food. • JO MULHERIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1:30 p.m. Transcendental Meditation I'm a whodunit buff The Sign of the Mermaid, 75 Kercheval, DOROTHYSCHIMANSKY.. ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING * 4;00 p.m. Children's Art - Carol Lachuisa, In. Of John Creasey, pseud. presents needlepoint canvas and yarn, Tuesday, BETI'Y RAUGHT , , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING structor May 22 and Wednesday, May 23, 1973, 12:30. Our clothes have no buttons, 5:30. Designud by the Woolworks of California, M. COLETTE KREINER. .... CIRCULATION * 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor My dresses need hemming, Susie Gerard of New York, Countess Cis Zol- * 6:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Cinema League Aimual But I've GOT to finish towska of California, represented in Detroit by Banquet This Ian Fleming. Frances Cudlip. Time To Honor Michigan 8:00 p.m. Transcendental Meditation There are leaks in the faucets, Friday, May 18 (Not singular-plural.) Where Under The•Sun ... can you find Saturday, May 19 through Saturday, May 26, is • 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor I'm on book number seven just the sun preparation for your skin. Trail a week ior everyone- -Michigan Week. It is also • 700 B Of Lawrence Durrell! Apothecary, of course! You have a wide choice the 20th anniversary of the Michigan celebration, : p.m. eginning and Advanced Karate - My walls all need washing; from sun blocking agents, such as Uval, Pre- begun in 1953. ' Sang Kyu Shim, Director Sun and Blockout . . . the tanning lotions, Michigan Week is a citizen effort sponsored by 7:30 p.m. Bishop Gallagher High School Prom Their filth seems to mock us, While I'm busy absorbing creams, gels and after tans. Sea and Ski, C9P- the Greater Michigan Foundation which aims to 8:00 p.m. Remoc Investment Club Nikos Kazantzakes. pertone, Swedish Tanning Secret are just a few make Michigan better known and better appreciated. Saturday, May 19 of the complete lines at 121 Kercheval. The slogan for this year's week is "What you * 9:30 a.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor The silverplate's tarnished seek is what you get," a variation on the theme of *10:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Children's French-Mile And covered with jelly, A Great Graduation •Pres- Michigan's year round motto, "If you seek a beauti- Henriette LaCroix, Instructor But I'm learning the precepts ent • . • Oil paintings of ful peninsula, look around you." *1000: a.m. Grosse P om. te \.;'hild ren 'Ths eatre- Of Machiavelli. men's and women's colleges Eam clay of the week has Mrs. Sydney Reynolds, Instructor You could break my front windows are reproduced by eglomise, been earmarked to honor a May 21,' individuals and 1100 D t 't S . t f W P . t , 1 M' h' : a.m. e rOl OCley 0 omen am ers While throwing a bomb; reverse glass painting on speclticaspect 0 IC 19an groups can celebrate and and Sculptors . the top section of hand- communities. Saturday is honor Michigan in their own I'd douse it, and continue Community Pride Day; Sun- way. I 12:00 noon Anawim Religion Classes Reading Somerset Maugham. ~eafed mirrors. ~hey are ~5 day, Spiritual Foundation ,Residents are urged to at- 7:30 p.m. Summit Lighthouse Inches by 26 mches, gilt Day; Monday, Government tend one of the municipal 9:00 p.m. De LaSalle High School Prom My children are shoeless, framed and cost about $40. Day; Tuesday, Her,itage council meetings to see bow Sunday May 20 And out in the snow! See a s e lee t ion at the Day; Wednesday, Liveli. the local .government works. 930 A' ' I'm beginning to conquer League Shop, 98 Kercheval, "ood Dav,' Thursday, Educa- C : a.m. naWJm The thoughts of Thoreau. and a catalog of a thousand u # ommunity Pride Day can 10 00 S If R liz t. U h' 110n Day; Friday, Hospital- be recognized by dean.up, : a.m. e ea a lOn Fe ows tp So you see-I'm quite hopeless. colleges from which to or- ity Day, and Saturday, Youth pick.up and fix-up activities. 10:00 a.m. 1st Church of Understanding der. For a very special baby Day. A few books from the li. 2;00 & 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Children's The- Go call the police, But I'll go to jail reading gift another style of mirror Already the are" ha~ been brar)' will reveal Michigan's atre Performance "Daddy Long Legs" can be ordered with baby's honored. The Detroit pro- fascinating bistqry. Even the 2:30 p.m. Transcendental Meditation Dumas, pere et fils! gram of the summer ethnic Grosse Pointe area is rich in name. festivals has captured the lore and legend. And for Monday, May 2 1 Michigan Week state Com- those so indined, Michigan's 9:30 a.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michigan, To Show Photos at GP Pet Show Lots Of Good Things• ... are going for you munity Achievement of the l>re.historicpast is a marvel. Inc. at The Bronze Door besides the varied menu year award. The festivals, Those who hav!! travel in *10:00 a.m. Cancer Center Workshop The AIl Community Pet Studio Camera Supply, Inc., and superb food. Marion .Schaffer entertains at ~iU~te~Jb~y .Mayor Ro~an mind, during Michigan Week 11:30 a.m. Mayor's Exchange Day Show, spol15ored by the 20229 Mack avenue, has con. the piano bar Tuesday through Saturday even- .. nfr s £10 1 970 '9 aye or in the future, should look 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe tributed a camera, while the ings. During lunch on Tuesdays enjoy a style grown om our to. 1 to Pointer Donna Valley Stu- .123 I Young Ecologist club and the Camera Center, 17114 Ker. Perhaps a few Michigan art's book, just published, : 0 p.m. Dup icate Bridge - Mrs. Philip C. War Memorial, will be held cheval, ba3 contributed a show. The Bronze Door is available on Sunday, tidbits will stimulate further entitled "Michigan Undiscov- Gibbs, Director Sunday, June 3, on The War gift certiticate, it is reported. for those special private parties with a mi'Pi. investigation into the state. ered." 12:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Garden Cound'. Memorial grounds. It begins Last year's two prize win- mum guest list of 75 up to 125 ... 886-1032 ... Michigan has more than 11,. Mrs. Stuart orients the 1:30 p.m. Transcendental Meditation at 2 p.m. with advance regis- ners at the first annual 123 Kercheval. 000 inland lakes and more reader with a bit of Michi.. • 4:00 p.m. Rochester Hills Riding School tratlon requested. show were Muffet, ttie oldest than 36,000 miles of streams. gan history .beforetaking him • 4:00 p.m. Children's Art - Carol Lachuisa, In. A pholography display will cat, now 17, entered by Hap. A New Shipment ...• of Bicentennial Piec- Furthermo.re, it bas more Ona tour of off.beat, little structor b!; featured this year. Stu- ,py Freiwald of University- (resh water coastline than known places throughout the * 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor dents may submit black and Liggett Middle School, and es of pewter interpretations of 18th Century any other state. siate. Everything she men. 6:00 p.m. French Students Dinner white or colored prints of Mitzi, most beautiful cat, en. pieces have arrived at Virginia Williams. An. Michigan's pubIlc roads lions is free or available foi' * 6:45 & 8:00 p.m. Folk Guitar I and III-Alexander pets. They must be brought tered by Leslie Montfort of other shipment from Holland includes multi. and streets would circle the U1eprice of a 6tate park Suczek, Instructor to the War Memorial by Brownell Middle School. colored Oud Delft which blend blue, rust, yel. eqnator more than four end permit. * 7:30 p.m. Picture Framing-Mrs. Nicholas Lt'nd. June 3 with name and ad. Both girls are cadette low and green in beautiful reproductions> See a half times. Sault Ste. Most 01 tbe areas cited are dress on the back. Prizes will scouts from Troop 1463, Brow- them at the new shop of Virginia Williams, 115 Marie, established in 1668, located on a body of water heim, Instructor be awarded for eigbt.by-10 nell, and helped organize the Kercheval. is the oldest town ,between and are both in the upper • 8:00 & 9:00 p.m. Monday Night Dance Club-Mr. prints .and snapshots. show last year. the Alleghenies and the and lower peninsulas. Places and Mrs. Ted Forest, Instructors Rockies. to see and visit range from • 8:00 p.m. Adult Ski Club Meeting The University of Michl. nearly deserted Paquaming * 8:00 p.m. Backgammon WHY PAY MORE? gan was the first state unl. to the Ludington State Park, 8:00 p.m. Transcendental Meditation GROSSEPOIfTE WALDORFCIUREI'S COOU versity establl&hed by vote from the Keweenaw Penin- 1700lOSSlJIOINTE BOULEVARD-GROSSE JIOlNTE FARMS of the people through the sula to Indian-or.jented Bara- Tuesday, May 22 ALL FUR•• IUR. 20" Constitution. In addition, ga. * 7:30 a.m. Senior Citizens Trip to Mackinac • 0 unique kindergarten and pre. school program Michigan was the First state Mrs. Stuart's book is for • 9:00 a.m. Picture Framing-Mrs. Nicholas Lind- • member of the Waldon School A5sociatior of ABOVE COST to provide In its Constitution aU 'Mic:biganders- the new heim, Instructor Michigan We carry maior brands for the establishment of pub. and the seasoned traveler, * 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Adult French Conversation _ • entering its second year in the Grosse Pointe area " libraPl'e e d th f' t the adventurous, the curious, 'i .. • s ..n e Irs Mme Charles Bachrach, Instructor state to guarantee each child the Sunday driver. It can be .9 00 & the right to a tax-paid high purchased at Mr. Sheridan's : a.m. 12:30 & 7:30 p.m. Painting All Media- UNIQUE FURNITURE AppIicitioM If' !lOW IMiIll lKCeptecJ fw Sept.. , 1.73, school education. Books in Fisher road. Lorraine McCarty, Instructor ' for dtiWr., IllS 3-Syrs. 559.6334 Michigan bas 45 symphony So let's have a hand for • 9:15 a.m. Needlepoint - Mrs. Charles Cudlip, Decorating Assistance orchestras, 48 community Michigan. Anything you do Instructor FfJ' fnfo,mofjon 0' Applicotion, CALL 822.0300 Available arts councils, 6() major sum- during the Week can be in .10:00 a.m. Yoga-Mrs. Norma Cheff, SRF, In- mer arts festivals, 85 com- honor of the state. structor munity theatres and 130 art, -By Holly Angell 10:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Ponite- sc,ienceand history muse------I • t L t Weare pleased to announce FUNDAMENTALS nves~men ec ure the removal of our present U~~lhough no central aclivi. The college grad bas been 12:00 noon Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe ties have been planMd in taught marbman<;hip in the I * Luncheon Grosse Pointe Office The WIn. R. Hamilton Grosse Pointe, ou:.sideof the c:lassroom-now he's ready to 1:00 p.m. Backgammon to nell' and larger quarurs MJlyors Exchange Day on take aim at his goal in life. 1:30 p.m. Transcendental Meditation Company is in its --.------* 4:00 p.m. Rochester Hills Riding Sch901 16980 Kercheval, in the McCourt Bldg., * 6:30 p.m. WSU "Changing Role of Women"- second century of :'11:'0\(,rahUI ,1\"'(.4 / UOSt"VIU(,. Mll"h " enu 293-4500 in the Village-Effective May 21, 1973 Dr. Annette Rickel, Instructor service to Detroit 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe Phone 886-1200 dine out 7:30 p.m. Weight Watchers of Eastern Michi. area families. gan, Inc. FIRST OF MICHIGAN I~I £ • 7:00 p.m. Karate-Sang Kyu Shim, Director This tradition has developed CORPOR4'1'ION THE at the Inn • 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Chess Club through several generations of Dinner in the Crystal Room ,* 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge-Mrs. Philip Gibbs, Members New York Stock Exchange, Inc. funeral service and now extends GEORGIA" Director well into its second century. Chicago "" frOWl $3.95. 5 PM.Miclnight.Mon-Sat 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Camera Club New Ya,k • Del,oll • In most instances, The Wm. R. (ec.,.ill MIl etltemiR.etIt iR the 11111(, .. ""'it C,.... • ItrmlnlMm • '11n1 • Gn'" H.wn . G•• '" lIItIlPfd. . Gro ... Point. 8:00 p.m. Transcendental Meditation ".c:.to~. ttlil'rnezoo • Lt" Ill''!, . Mld'ind . ,,"oct'lHf... . So-IItMJ.ld Hamilton Co. has served the same ~ 4 P.M .•:) A.M. S.... s oM e.. ed, with 9:00 a.m. Artists Painting Group tt.rttOfd. Conn. • COhltnbN', Ohio • Indl.rt",oH •• IMI. family for years. In others, new cmt.rIst, aRl Mwph, • TMS ••Sat. 10:00 a.m. Grosse Pointe Garden Center Green families of the area have Thumb Workshop turned to Hamilton " 11:00 a.m. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe- ,.. in time of need. . ... Cribbage All know or find .12:30 p.m. Senior Ladies Club of Grosse Pointe that the prestige. 12:00 noon Grosse Pointe High School South tradition and qual- Mothers Club ity of a funeral j r6i1 * 4:00 p.m. Children's Art - Carol Lachuisa, In- at Hamilton~ costs no more. structor j IllVERSITY..-..n SCIIR • 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Coo~er, Instructor • r.' • 8:00 p.m. Colonel Hampton Price Illustrated lee. Grosse Pointe Woods ture on Berlin 19700 Mack • 7:45 p.m. Adult Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, In. .. ""- a..... ~~~".a V' 1973.74 Adnissions Testile struetor TU 6.3600 • 7:30 p.m. Yoga - Charles Friday, SRF, In. The Wm. R.efIamilton eo. Opening. for Grades 5,6,8 Only structor FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe Artist Workshop Mixed Bouquet of, . Sinu 18S5 FINAL TESTING DATE Thursday, May 24 WM. R. HAMILTON rI • DAVID M. HAMILTON Saturday, May 19, 1973 • 9:30 a.m. Fulfilling Your Potential-Dr. John CLARENCE E. OTTER • W. BENNETT YORT Hoskins, Instructor Carnations and $1 92 8:30 A.M, 10:30 a.m. Grosse Pointe Garden Center Bonsai CHAPELS Statice • per IlvltCh Orade 5 - Lowe, School, 1045 Cook Road Workshop Dt1:roit 3975 Cus AVl!nul! 881-2712 Grode. 6,' - Middle Schoot, ISO IriardiH Drive 11:00 a.m. Friends of Stapleton Center Birmingham 820 Eut Mapll! J • 4:00 p.m. Children's Art-Carol Lachuisa, In- 6«-6000 FORMAL APPlICATION FOR ADMISSION Mt. CIl!ml!ns 226 Crocker Blvd. • i structor ~rtdar Th... Suftdcry Only 468-0677 MUST PRECEDE TESTING • 4:00 p.m. Ballet-Mary Ellen Cooper, Instructor 13300 I, WAllEN WORLDWIDE REPRESENTATION } fer Itlfennetlen rfIlft. 0.- S, ..... c.1I 114-4444, • 7:00 p.m. Evening in Paris - Dinner Tour o-IM 6, 1 - cfIfI ...... 22o, AlImlPlen. Offtce. l'Argent "Ov, FOllrftl Generation of Flori.,," Ml!mbers: National Selected Morticisns a • 7:30 p.m. Children's Art Exhibit '------..... '} $ - $ P •• 22 3 J as 2 & 2 2 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PIP ThirtHft Eastern Colleges Set Theater Night Friends of the Seven Eastern Women's CoM.ges Will Attend 'Cat Among the Pigeons' Benefit at Hilberry Theat.r Members of the Detroit Committee for the Seven Eastern Colleges, Inc., are planning their 1973 champagne-theater benefit to raise scholar- ship money for outstanding Michigan students who want to attend one of the seven eastern collc!ges: WOMIN'S PAGES Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mt. Holyoke, RadcliCCe, Smith, Vassar and WelleSley. 1------_ "Cat Among the Pi. the benefit program as From Another Pointe geons" to be presented this yea r 's committee Short and to on Saturday, May 19, at wishes to stimulate in- of VielV 8:30 p.m. at the Hilberry volvement in Detroit cuI. The Pointe Theater, has been chosen (CoDtiD_ 011Pate lit) By Kathy Dulf several Pointe girls who The Fisher Theatre wHl be the Detroit 'Concert are students at Eastern . setting for "Interlochen on Tour," Sunday, May 20, Michigan University recent. at, .7:30 p.m. The Interlochen Arts Academy will ly modeled fashion outfits present the Academy Chorale, directed by Kenneth Photo by Joseph Mahoney they had made as part of Making final plans for the Satur- , W. Jewell, and the Studio (jazz) Orchestra led by curriculum requirements. G. CLARK WHITNEY, of Lake. day night, May 19, Hilberry Theater I David Sporny. ANNE MARIE WERTH. pointe avenue, a Wellesley graduate; night benefiting the Seven Eastern .1;' MANN, daughter of MR. and and MRS. JOHN F. MOZENA, of Mc. ~. Proceeds of the benefit concert, sponsored by Colleges are, (right to left), MRS, " the Interlochen Arts Academy Parents' Association, MRS. EDWARD WERTH- Kinley road, a Mt. Holyoke graduate. MANN, of Stanhope avenue, DA VID I. WENZLER, of Lochmoor "Cat Among the PigeoJls" is theatre ~ ;.and supported by many Pointers, will boost the In- designed and made a long. boulevard, a Mt. Holyoke graduate; terlochen Scholarship Fund. Over $800,000 in Schol. fare for the evening, preceded by a TJda Ia JaaIr that'. cleoid" sleeved flower print dress. MRS. EDGAR G. GORDON, of Loth- subscription dinner. ,arships are granted annually to talented students SUE NEWTON, daughter of rop road, a Radcliffe graduate; MRS. to beI_It .of limiJed means; . MR. and MRS. JOHN NEW . It', ftot eurly and trying to be Straig'it. Ot wee WtU. The Academy is a non-profit educational in,~ti- TON, of Torrey road, de. the Air Force mission or-I sent the interests and con- It is what it is and proud of it. What we do with auch .tulion supported entirely by tuition, private funds signed a pants and wrap. ganization and customs' and cerns of college students. MER, son of MR. and MRS. hair is find something it wants to do Daturally _ ancI around top ensemble. CHE. received special instruction 'feri, a 1971 graduate of ROBERT A. HAMMER, of . and donations. The upcoming concert fills a vital Heather lane, as part of Kal- then improve "poll it. For wlance, If ft", IUpet. role in funding scholarships which are necessary to RYL BEfiTi!:LL, daughter in human relations. The air- Grosse Pointe SOuth, is a curly, we ~ht aop it dose and seU-settiag, If it", of MR. and MRS. ALBERT man, has been assigned to a junior at the university and amazoo College's Career- assure the continued artistic excellence of the Service Program. Also par- dead Jtraight, we might cut it long ancIbluot. If it tacademy. BERTELL, of Warner road, unit of the Strategic Air is majoring in Communica- created a long. formal gown Command for further train- tions. She is an administra- tiCipating in the sophomore has one great ahock of white, we might make it the ., The Academy Chorale of 35 young volees offen accented by slit sleeves. On ir.g and duty as an informa- tion reporter for the State year program is DAVID •focal point; II you have a head of hair that', decided : :a versatile pr&gram. The Studio Orchestra ean best a more casual order, CHER- tion specialist Air m'~ n News and a member of DeI- DASEF, son of MR. and to be ibelt, see us. We believe in thinp as natwe 'be defined as "jazz a~ Interlochen," ~Ir. Sporny, LY PAM PERKOWSKI, j Dooms, a 1972 graduate ~of ta Delta and Sigma Delta MRS. THOMAS DASEF. of intended them. Only better. ,trombone teacher, organized tbe original ensemble daughter of ADAM PER. Grosse Pointe South, attend. Chi, an honorary journalism Bedford road, who works as )in 1967. KOWSKI.. of Stanhope ave- ed Wayne State University society. an editorial intern for the oue, deSigned a short white * * . American Baptist Board ,;f Bart Edmond . Over 20 percent of the combined membership jacket with contrasting dark * " (> * Education and Publication. Beauty Salon paots. Receiving a Bachelor of Js from the Detroit area, Many Pointe youths have Working as a laboratory There he does writing edit. GROSSf POINTE WOODS DOWNTOWN * * • Fine Arts degree from the technician in the Pathology ing and layout for the month- , 21316 Mack Ave. 45 E. Adam, studied at Interlochen. Others are from nine states, California College of Arts ,Canada, and Aruba. The primitive paintings of Department of B r 0 n son IlY magazine published by I 886-6061) WO 2-1112 former Pointe resident MRS. and Crafts, Oakland, Calif., Methodist Hospital in Kala- the Board in Valley Forge . Thursday ond Friday e.. ning' by u " Fort Ponlcharlrain Chap- ter, Daughters of the Ameri- I can Revolution, will hold its annual ,meet;ng in the Wom- pol'PJ/~,. Ien's City Club in Detroit, Fri-, Made-To-Order day, May 18. at 12 noon. Mrs. William E. Garrett, of Dear. ·'S~irI."J" born Heights, will presilc. Reports from the Contino I MODELS ental Congress which was held in Washington, D. C., as I well as annual reports, Willi J2lus comprise the program. A M<:?morialService will be A Selection of FASHIONS u conducted by Mrs. Frederick 50% Dykstra, of Detroit. I for every hour and every ~h.re ,6 OFF ,I 010U E~COR,.._SE.T.R.y_u.p.t_o5_0_;;_FF_. 1&1., ~URSING" - all sales final - 110 C.O.O.s HOME - no ,etu,ns Jbt shops of fill\.) ~:\ST HJH:HSO \ DETIWIT. \lIell. 821.3:>2;) W"ltolt.Pi~rc~ hrc~val at St.Clair Qrme Slor. Houn, Monday Ihru fridOY 9,30 o.m, 'Ii/ 5,30 p,m. a..H s.~ Pe'. ad IIr fleW st., 2I&J SlINrsr!hll Trq , , .-. ._,_...... - ...... ;. _ ...:..:... ~-~ ~- - ~------~-----~-~--~_. -~~- ...... ----q.....__-..cq- ",P "''' __ '' __ ''_._ .... __ ._4 ...... _ ...... _ ••• ... GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 10, 1973 Society News Gathered from the Pointe~ Dr. and Mrs. 'Thomas A. August Nuptiall Fine Arts Society Sets Star of Sea Rites Mrs. Joseph A. Moran \ July Bride Maher, 01 Buckingham road, 1 Roaring 1920's Party ~ announce tbe engagement of For ]. E. Bauer -- their daughter, LORETTA The Fine Arts Society of CATHERINE, to Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Detroit wiJI hold its annual For Pointe Couple i I RudOlph Chudy, son of Mr. Barkham, of Kaleva, Mich., meeting and dinner dance at and Mrs. Rudolph Chudy, of have announced the engage. the Detroit Athletic Club on Grosse Pointe Hunt Club Reception Follows Wed. j I, Detroit. ment of their daughter, Carol the evening of Saturday, May Miss Maher was graduated Jean, to James Edward 19. ding at Which Bridegroom's Three Sisters I from Grosse Pointe South. Bauer, son of Mr. and Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs, Donald W. 'and Two Brothers Participate Her fial::e was graduated Russell E. Bauer, of Lake. H. Rothang, chairmen, as- from Wayne State Univer. shore ro~d. d sisted by Dr. and Mrs. Ches. Elizabeth Mary Pankhurst and Jos,eph Albert sity. The brlde-elect ~as ~ra u. ter S. B'ogan, Mr. and Mrs. Moran were married on Friday, May 11, in Our A Jul eddln is lanned lted !rom the Umverslty of Victor Breidenbach and Mr. Lady Star of the Sea Church. The Reverend Hector y w g p . DetrOIt. and Mrs. Francis B. Van Saulino officiated at the 7:30 o'clock rites which NO SET comSE Mr. Bauer attended Grosse Deusen have planned a ( Most experts say progress Pointe High and was gradu- "Come to the Cabaret" roar. were followed by a reception at the Grosse Pointe ated from the University of ing 20's party with music Hunt Club. ------I moves i In COSMETOLOGY 16701 E. Warren at YOfbhi .. MR. and MRS. VlNCENT J. FAMULARO, JR., of Al- mont, Mich., anllounce the birth of their first child, a daughter, CARISSA ANN, born on April 9. Mrs. Fam- a ularo is the former KATH- 20343 MACK AVE. ERINE PI'ITENGER, daugh. "tween Vemiaf aM ___ ter of MR. and MRS. PHIL- GROSSE POINtE IP 'PITTENGER, of Almont, Shop M~., Thurs. & Fri. 'til ChOOP.M. Mich. Paternal grandparents are the VINCENT J. ,FAM. TU 4.5885 ULAROS, of Kerby road. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS exquisite personalized lingerie for the Graduate ... custom monogrammed long or short gowns and robes, I bedjackets, slips. pettislips and ~ bikinis from Corhan-Noumair. Of I impeccably tailored and non-clin9@ ~ nylon/rayon/polyester crepe Remarque ! with fine French lace and delicate ~;~~~ hand embroidery in white, pink, blue!; or yellow with white or ecru lace. Allow six weeks for monogramming. Shown: Short gown, sizes P-$-M-l, $30. RAIN OR SHINE Slip in sizes 32 to 40 and Short and Average lengths, $25. After Church on SUNDAY Pettislip in P-S-M-L sizes. 11 a..m. - 5 p.m.-May 20th Short-Short, Short and Average lengths, $20. Lamps Paittilgs Accessories Jacob sorrs 2 flOURS r~EE PARKING .• , JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE VbUR TICKET ...... _- .. '.,...... ~...... -- _..--. .. '.- ... Thunday, May 17. 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Women's Page--by, of and for Pointe Women Myste,'y Trip for Questers Ribbon Farms Gro"p New Stapleton Center Has Admirers Plans Annuli Meeting Wendy Clark Bride The annual Mystery Junket and :Mrs. Stanley C. Smith, ing Trip lor tile G ran d historian. The Ribbon Farms Ques. Marais Chapter of Queste1-s ters will meet at the home Former Pointers now living is plaOlled for tomorrow, Fri. of Mrs. J. A. Monterosso. day, May 18. Members are in Slln City Center,. Fla., ill Of Jody Jennings Hunt Club drive, on W~nes. to meet at the Bedford road DORIS TROTT, MRS. SHIP. home of Mrs. Nonnan Parker LEY ISOBEL MOSS. and day morning, May 23. at 10 Aftemoon Reception Held at Bloomfield Open at 9:30 a.m. for the all-day MR. and MRS. JAMES o'clock. event. STOLTENBERG, recently Hunt Club; P.ir Will Reside in Grosse Pointe toured the North Lake on the Following their annual After a short business west coast of Florida. Miss business meeting. the group After NlsSilu Wadding Trip meeting, an itinerary is given Trolt was formerly assoei. will lunch in Mt. Clemens 'to each car driver wtlich aled with the Grosse Pointe and tour several antique shows the various stops that School System. shops in the area. Wendy Sai'ben Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. are to be made. A time is set Clinton Rice Clark, of Bloomfield Hills, became the for aU to meet for lunch at bride of Joseph Nelson Jennings. Jr., son of the ~me interesting place. I~ is Joseph Nelson Jennings, of Whittier road, on Sat. the final event of the season urday, May 12. ------before the new offil:fJrs take , ~W« The late afternoon cer- assisted by bridesmaids Mrs. over in september. • ~I / tk~~~ emony was held in Christ Robert catherwood, of To. Ollicers for the 1973-74 Church Cranbrook with roDto, Ont.; Mrs. Ronald S. season are Mrs. Charles , 'I I ~rc:Jt~/!s 01R;g~ the Reverend William E. Swanson, of Bloomfield Hills; Fisher, president; Mrs. John S...U't ff" .Patrlcia Sbaw; and Mary Cassens, fim vice.president ~ .._ ~!jc.rch.:va" ~' l!lOOl KERCHEVAL AVENUE GROSSE .P 111II "' •• '115$, ua"'''OIS, . ..101 CIFIS,OI.-sAIJS Bonded Pick-Up and Delivery Service .. lNSTIIUaION _ WITII MOl lIlf. _ $2:25 .. P:1lCI Shop -., _ """ Sot Y.:JO.5,co - We. & n...... ~ 7 to 9 p.... CALL VA 2-6425 . . IllASTa CKo\MI ~ ~: . ~ , .' 100% Polyester ••••.••••••••.•••••• $74 78 Kercheval on the Hill Grosse Pointe Farms (, ? ; 777 n ? 357 7 772 S 't*7 5 e' sr t 1 S 51FS'S 'srSd •• = •••• 'Ww •• , .OrM" .... rl '... ~-t ..... 4, ..... + .-::." ..: , . .. c, '.- .~, .-;~--;-.-;-0:--. -,"',.'''' • 'Ii. p, ..ya *' JS!U' it , • ~. p • $ 4 » , 4 $ e,. .a $ $ ,a e see we a. . a GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 17. 1973 Society News G-athered from the Pointes MARILN DIEDO, daugh'/ College, School of Nursing, To ter of MR. and MRS. ED. University Center, Michigan, Katherine C. Marx June Bride Mrs. Hal J. Messacar Marry WARD DIEDO, of Doyle on Sunday, April 29. iarUyn Place west, participated in has been accepted to the Commencement, Capping and Nurse Internship Program at Weds in St.Mary's Pinning Ceremonies at Delta se John Hospital. Couple Leaves for Wedding Trip in Canada THE OLD PLACE RESTAURANT Following Reception at the Detroit Cordially invites you fo offend on Athletic Club Katherine Charlotte Marx, daughter of Mr. and MI:"S'Leo A. Marx, of Yorkshire road, became the .,1 .uetlOft bnde of H2' J. Messacar, son of the Harold Messa- cars, o.f Mt. Vernon road, at a 6:30 o'clock ceremony THIS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1973 on Fnday, M~v 11, at Old St.. Mary's Church in Champagne Preview: 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. DetroIt. ------The Reverend Father maid of honor. Bridesmaids Audion: 2 p.m. Sharp Photc by Eddie McGrath, lr. PheW by Paul CollfA John E. Timms, O.S.A., were Mary Christine Meathe; Held at of Flint, officiated at the Barbara .Galvin, of Wellesley, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jo- rites which were followed Mass.; Pamela Walsh, of Reid, of Anita avenue, an- seph Renouf, (If Lakeland The Olel Place le.haurant by a f ~~~ J ~~~Rummage Sale May J 8 OUT.OF.BUSINESS :.,.1.;.:.:.. r · :.~.:.I.• g,~~~~~¥;~a¥J~~ 18, beginning at 9 a.m. Delnlit City :~~ ~:~: The sale will he held in , ..... ;, 1356 ::~ :;:; the chureh auditorium, 15700 :::: ;::: East Warren a veil u e at ~;~ ~@ C_h_a_ts_lV_o_r_th_. _ m i *:••::.:=,::, /~.~~~:'~'"~~':~ :~~'b~ '\ .: . 'tt~' \i, .. r MAY SPECIAL ::=; ~~:> ~ l' ;'l?:,.~.f;; ~ ::.:::.: <.'v'A".~~.':Q\..•_,~} f .\...."')~... ::::-;' .~ '''l,'' l:O % i ::0:~7:::::::;::~~:~"andmack' ' At ~~ i -~f:"~ ~ ), I to"rry w;thyou.v",ywh.", I ;'-'7l'\.t1lL, .. ~,,' ..t,.~...1f...... ~ ~'~~ •. j{ .~. OFF .. The felt-lined, oval wooden box ~~~~~;~l~ ""1" Ti' :'tl' .~~ ~ ~~;1 Af1.r 30 yoors on Ih. Eel/.id. al Dolroit. Vogue J.... I.,. ~ f"tu . , : t r l 'x t . 7 7 7 Thursday, May 17, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen Women's Page--by, of and for Pointe Women 'Pops' Finale Drawing Near Friends of Interlochen Boost Concert May Luncheon Slated I John Peebles to Take Bride George Shearing, in his Mr. Hayman will conduct By Josiah Harmar OAR Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Bur. ! from Vassar College in June. Detroit Symphony Orchestra the final pair of concerts man, of West Harltord, She will be attending the debut appearances, and a Friday and Saturday eve. The General Josiah Har. Conn. have announced the University of Pennsylvania. special concert of "The Best ning, May 25 and 26, when mar Grosse Pointe Chapter (;ngagement of their daugh. A graduate of Grosse of Broadway and Hollywood" show. music will be the Daughters' of the American ter, Lynn Elliott, to John Poinle South and Denison will highlight the final week theme. Selections from Revolution, will hold its May Stewart Peebles. Mr. Peebles University, Mr. Peebles is of the Detroit Symphony Or. "Goldfinger, "1776," "Oli. meeting with a luncheon in Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. with a New York advertis. chestra's 1973 C a ba re t ver," "On a Clear Day You , the home of Miss Sarah Robert S. Peebles, of Me. ing agency. "Pops" Series being staged Can See Forever," and Davis, of Lakeville, at 12:30 Kinley road. An autumn wedding is at 8:30 p.m. in the Light "Hair," will ,be featured. o'clock on Saturday, May Miss Burman is graduating planned. Guard Armory. 4400 Easl The Orchestra will present 19. Co-hostesses will be Ef. Eight Mile road, May 23 to a salute to Walt Disney's fie Downer, Winifred Mills 26. 50th Anniversary, playing a and Wilberta Kirk. On Wednesday and Thurs. medley of tunes from "Mary Annual reports will be col. d~y evenings, May 23 and Poppins." lected and notes given from 24, Mr. Shearing will per. In a relaxed eandlelit set. the State D.A.R. Conference form'.ln Mozart's Piano Con. tlng, cabaret"goers are in. and National Continf'ntal certo' in Fmajor, K. 459 and vit~d to en joy tunefully Congress. "Pops" arranger . cond~ctor blended dassicand popular Following the meeting, Richard Hayman will lead music as they order light reo there will be a program the Orchestra In such favor. freshments !lnd cocktails. "Dialogue on the American Hes as' the "Dance of the Tables seating four are Indian" concerning the found. Hours," the "Merry Widow available for $18 and $14 at ing and ob,iectives of Indian Waltz," and the Pomp and the Symphony Box Office at schools. Circumstance March NO.1. Ford Auditorium (961.0700), Pointer CHUCK MUER, (second E. JACOBI, president of Interlochen I After ,Intermission, Mr. HUdsvo's and Grinnell's. Sin- from left) hosted a party at the Side PARTLY RIGHT I Shearing and his Quintet will Center for the Arts; MRS. JACOBI, gle tickets at $5 and $4 are Walk Cafe of the Pontchartrain to and MR. and MRS. ROBERT W. OL- Our economists say there I join the Orchestra for ar. available at the Light Guard are seven ways to be happy rangements of "Country Gar. preview the "Interlochen on Tour" SEN, of Hawthorne road. Mrs. Olsen Armory on concert nigbts benefit con~ert at the Fisher Theatre - stay out of debt and )'ou I den S ," "Rhapsodie on a only (366.8900). serves on the ticket committee. Con- won't need the other six. . Theme of Paganini," and After concluding the Caba. on Sundil.Y, May 20, at 7:30 p.m. Dis- cert admission tickets are $25, $10, other ,pieces; and the Quin. Tet "Pops" Series, the Or. cussing plans for the event which will $6 and $3, and are available at J. L. tet will show off the inimita. cllestra moves immediately boost the Interlochen Scholarship Hudson stores and the Detroit Insti- ,ble Shearing sound with hits into its summer schedule, Fund are, (left to right), MRS. AL- tute of Arts. The ticket mail order ~uch as "What the World beg,jnning on Tuesday, May FRED D. MORAN, of Prestwick address is Mrs. Harvey B. SteWArt, • Needs Now," "Big Yellow 29, with a ,two-week series road; MRS. FRANK WELLINGTON Ticket Chairman, 5842 Miller Way t Taxi," and "What Kind of of 'Concerts in the Detroit COOLIDGE, of River House, for- east Birmingham, Mich. 48010, at public schools. merly of Grosse Pointe; MR. ROGER 647.0096. Symphony Set Presents Check The annual meeting and Sixten Ehrling, of Trombley lunchl!()n of the Women's As. road, Association member sociation of the Detroit Sym- and wife of the Orchestra '5 phony Orchestra, recently former music director and held at the Oakland Hills eonductor. Country Club, was highlight. Folll)wing the luncheon, ed by the presentation of a Orchestra member Shaul I.DAY CAMP check for $100,099.13to John Ben.Meir and his wife, Jenia, B. Ford, of East Jefferson presented Ii ,brief musical avenue, chairmau of the program of flute duets. board of the Detroit Sym. Boys & Girls - Ages 4-13 Along with its new presi. phony Orchestra. The 'Pres. dent, Mrs. Robert Fife, the entation was made by Mrs. Women's Association elected Three-week or Six-week Sessions R. Alexan Relax on your balcony and enjoy joining in the fun of fishing and boating on lake Leelanau, this summer's swimming, outdoor or indoor top story ... casual tennis and the lodge. In winter there's skiing and snowmobiling. cover-ups. , ,jogger shirt Vacation time is all the time at and smock of easy core Cottonwood, summer, winter, autumn and spring. acrylic/nylon stretch terry are softies that head for the beach For rental information, or any kind of action under the sun. One call 886.4880 pop-on size in vivid yellow or coral, by Sally Gee. Contrast.stitched jogger shirt, $14. Short sleeve smock, $13. Michigan I IT 11.E 5EI'AIlATlS. STlIl;:( T f LUU" Condominium Corporation For buyers, prices start at $36,900. 'I ... I ;. , ~-,--~,,--.-.--:-~'-:'r~'.~-'-.\".-----~,~.-i"-~'.~'''JI':'-'.~.~.~"'~~"f"' ~ , <,...""""'""'''' ...,.., P"fl"""'l''f'''.F~" • .,.t't''.'''f''''.''f'f~PW'''.'''''III'''''4''''', "'.""' ,""''''" ,,''''#41'1 , lI4I'''''.''''''PIIIIII$I''''''lIII'lt lIls __ .. a lI$IlIlIs -_ , 11I."'.11I'''''.'-•• '''.''' _ Page Eighteen- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 10, 1973 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Mrs. Philip Dombrowski -II - IDental Auxiliary Hosts Yachtswomen Plan Benefit Fashion ShOl~ UI Season's L_4st Meeting Mary A.G aumln Yachtswomen are busy woman must hold the c.:erlifi-I and f.he Mariner's Church The Detroit District Dental making plans for their annual cate given for successful Inn, which care for indigent . M 12 Auxiliary's last luncheon of Spring Fashion Show to be completion of the Piloting seamen. arrIeon aY the season was held on Tues. 1 held Saturday. May 19, at Course given by the Power Mrs. William Flath, of M , d day, May 15, at. the Port I the Detroit Yacht Club. Squadron. Many women have Royal Oak is president of ------IO'Three Restaurant. Mrs. George Orr, of St. completed the course as well the organization. Pointer Mrs. Reception at the Lochmoor Club Follows Cere- New members and ,:o.lun. Clair Shores, is serving as as the more a d van c e d i Donald Savage serves as a . teers of ,the Dental AUXIliary ticket cl1airman' Mrs Alan courses. I member.at.large. mony in St. Clare of Montefalco Church; were honored. Mrs. Edward Rogerson, of Fr~ser, hostess A philanthropic organiza' H S' S C I W'II M k H . Ch' Kozlow, of Dearborn, the new chairman; and Mrs. Kenneth tion, in recent years pro- uguenot oClety ets oup e I a e ome In lcago p~esident, took office al~ng Maxwell, of Detroit, Fashion ceeds from the spring show,i Day of Remembrance I With the other executive Show chairman. which dnws some 600 women I -- 81. Clare of Montefalco Church was the .setting I board members. .. The history of Yachtswom- from all parts of the Detroit The Hugulmot Society (If for the wedding of Mary Ann Guillaumin and Philip Mrs. Mark VermillIon, of en is that in 1948 for the first area, the only fund raising Michigan is holding its An. Anthony D.ombrowski on Saturday, May 12. Tl1e ILochm~r boulevard, s~r.ved time, a small group of eight affair, have sponsored a berth nual Day of Remembra!1ce Reverend Father Reinhard Sternemann, O.S.A., pre. ~\preSldel~t o~ ht~e Ahuxlliary women was given the oppor- at the Coast Guard Academy, Sunday, May 20, at the First sided at the 12 o'clock rites. I e ore re mquls mg er. ga. t~nity to take the examina. purchased a resuscitator for Baptist Church in Marshall. ... M J 1 E ------,- vel at the Tuesday meetmg. hon after completing the Lake SI, Clair's Sheriff's Following a dinner at Fire- mf. and IS. U es . ------P Sq d ' P'l' P t I b ht It} 'd R t I th G 'll .' f Y k h' . . ower ua ron s lotmg a ro, oug a co or e e-l Sl e es auran • t assem. ! Ul aumm, 0 or S .1re were accented by white lmen chose a floor-length dress of Course. visic:': for the Coast Guards- bly will continue to the Gov- I road, hOlited a wedding collars and sleeve bands: salmon.colored silk l'ersey 'Ih' f . men on duly for weeks at a I' ernor's Mansion where Dr. ' t' t th Loch I . d 'bb t . d th .. IS group 0 women wno recep Ion a e - a\en er nons nmme e fashIOned WIth a high neck. . h d t hit 'f time at the lonely Detroit I Clyde Wilcox will address ! moor Country Club fol- waists: line and long chiffon sleeve!'. :~~ eenjoy~~itro~o ;~:t~~Light in Lake Erie, con-! the group with a speech en. llowing the service. Their flowers w~:e pastel The bridegroom's mother formed the Yachts women or. tributed to tile Dossin Mu. titled "We are Reminded." The bride chose a gown of nosegays of daiSies and :.;ele.cted a floor-length ~an. ganization. Up to this point, seum, a nautical museum of .Among those attending the ivory orgl!!lza fashioned with mums. . germe-colored dress fashlon- women were not allowed to relics and replicas on Belle event are Mrs. H. A. Powell a high neckline, long full The bndegroo~, son of Mr. ed w!th a bea~ed neckline on take the examination and Isle. the only women's group and Mrs. Arthur H. Bacon, sleeves and a Venetian lac~ an? Mrs. FranCIS Dombrow. the fitted bodice. there is no Power Sq , d donating a sizable amount to both of SI. Clair avenue. bodice The long A line skirt Ski, of Wyandotte, asked Both mothers wore garde- A T f ta. r.on the establishment of the SI. --.---.------was fm:ished b . th-,ee rows Mic~ael C. Hallway; of 51, nia corsages. uXllary or women 0 Jom. Cl . B' L' h YemUne LoUIS, Mo., to act as best After a weddin" trip to the '!th; group adopted a can. all' eacon Ig t at 9 Mile of lace at the h . man E t C h.... stl u.lon and by-laws de- and Jefferson, and to Ship Her flOllr-Iength veil was '.. .. as o~st,.t e. paIr. Will signed a burgee and :acket Hope. MINI KAMf'US caught by a matching Venice ASSisting hIm I~ the usher make their home III Chicago, bl . l NURSERY SCHOOL I h d. Sh . d eorps were William H III em em, and pUblIshed a This year, the proceeds (Mollte .. oli) ac; e\ k,:e. t e carne Younger, of Milwaukee: Both the bride and the monthly newsletter. from the show, which will Enroll now for faU 1973 Ia Sh~en:;as a~~~~~d b her Wis.! Thomas J: Spigiel, a bridegroom are graduates 01 . As more. women. became feaklre fashions by Matthews sister Mrs. Norbert ~st.an cOItSIOof the brIdegroom; J. the Vniversity of Michigan mterested In boating, th.e et al of Birmingham, will be I for inforrnat;on caU Pbolo by Eddie McGraUJ. Jr. and t~o bridesmaids Deidr~ Steven Wertz, of Orlando, where he was affiliated with ~embershlp grew. The. orl. used to provide more water O'Danoghue and Phylls Dom- Fla.; and. Lawrence A. Kuhn. Phi Gamma Delta fraternity gllla! charter .group consisted safety equipment for the Married Saturday, May 12, in St. Clare of 294-2497 browski, the bridegroom'~ ke, of ChIcago, Ill. . and she was a member of of 17 women. Macomb County Sheriff's SdlMI to , ...... lie...... lty .1... Montefalco Church was MARY ANN GUILLAU- twin sister, The mother of the bride Alpha Chi Ome~a sororitv. To become a member, a I Marine Patrol, Ship Hope" MIN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jules E. Guillau. Tbey were attired in plaid ~:~.:~:.:.:~:~:.:.:.:.:.:~:~:~:;:;:~:~:;:~:;:;:~~;:~:;~;:;:;:~:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:.:;:;:;:;:.:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:.:..:..:;:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~~~ min, of Yorkshire road, and Philip Anthony pastel dresses featuring high At Dombrowski, son of the Francis Dombrowskis, . waist.s, fitted bodices and ::: Open Thursday and Friday Evenings ::: of Wyandotte. gathered skirts. The dresses DON'T PANIC! c8 I ....~ ., I ~ ... A~~" / •• ~/;,~', ~ ). :E: IJiL ."...} ..~...z.,~",J,.....__l\ ..~~. (~'." ~ :i~ YOU CAN JOIN :I::::!::~.;. 4ii'~'-,i""L:LE;J;",' ~~ ../~ .i ',~,::.~:~~~:...:~.'. ,~l'(~''t~,~",~~".' ~~~,. ; : . ~ ~ ~ ~ On The lake *~ ~ THIS INTERESTING AND UNUSUAL FRENCH CHATEAU TYn HOME 10(11IIOOIClllSUI .... llIOInI, 11K. WAS BUILT BY THE LATE HUG" KEYES, ONE OF AMERICA'S FOREMOST ''WOMEN ON WHEELS" PROGRAM ~_:.~.::l: : ,~, .:!.i....1...~ ARCHITECTS, WHEN COST WAS SECONDARY TO GflACIOUS LIVING, .".', ."...... AIfi"?"'IllI'.~~~ AND IS A5 MOOERN AND IN AS IMMACUlATE CONDfTION TODAY ~".. '" " "'~, ~ ...~ AS WHEN ORIGtNALL Y CONSTRucnD. LEARN WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR y~ x~ Needress to say it nos just Obout everything fOr luxury living and CAR STALLS, YOUR ENGINE FLOODS, ~ ~ .i entertainment that one could ask for. It is lavishly' landscaped, well . YOUR BATIERY GOES DEAD-AND *.. the best summer place for your furs ~;\.... constructed of stone, steel and concrete, and is sufficiently elevated LOTS MOREl above water level to avoid ony possibility of water damage from is Jacobson's fur storage facility where we pamper them the Joke. For information on registrQlion, call- the way' they should be pampered. They are given PLEASE CALL AND LET US SHOW .... J.. professional care, cleaning and protection. YOU AN ATTRACTIVE BROCHURE ON THIS OFFERING. "Women On Wheels" is a program developed es- If you wish, we will handcomb. brush. clean and glaze TU •• 0600 peCially for women who drive. We won't make a mechanicout of you-but you'll learnwhat to do them to prolong the life of the precious skins. THREE MILE DRIVE - Come see what has been done to this older 5 bedroom in emergency situations! Good Deal! Free! W.O.W.! 3'h bath brick English 2-slory home on good sized lot. Owner transferred All summer long, they are protected in temperature and ready to deal. YoI'll like what you see! Will accommodate a large MAl 2z.1 .. 7 ,. and humidity controlled air ... safe from moths. family nicely. TU 1-4200. AT ROSLYN - YOUNG ..tARRIEDS - You'll want to check this 3 bedroom, I'h story =:: heat, fire or theft. They deser't(,e ~: brick home. I'h baths, screened terrace, paneled games room and new 2-car 1OCIUlOOl garage. Young budget priced. too. 839-4700. '.'SLEI, PiIIICMIIII,II(. the best ••• th. roy.1 Jacobson ..... imen< WlLLlAM3BURG CENTER HALL COLONIAL with 6 bedrooms, 2ih baths and I I excel1ent floor pian. Paneled den and recreation room with fireplace. '1"SuCI AVE. Handy to everything. 3-car garage. Priced to sell. TU 1-4200. NEW ORLEANS COLONIAL in the Park. Transferred owner hates to leate this sharp 4 bedroom, 2\12 bath home with library, games room and attached garage. Priced just adjusted for quick sale! TU 4-0600. .:. Jacob sonS .:. MIDDLESEX - Distinctive 3 bedroom contemporary home near the lake. Out- standing family room with parquet floor and fireplace. Home is situated TROY'S on well landscaped 8Ox20()foot lot. 2'h car attached garage. TU 1.4200. NEW OFFERING - Spacious 4 bedroom, 2'h bath center entrance Colonial on TALLEST lovely wide tree-lined street. '19' kitchen, games room, attached 3-car liarage. L:"~~::::::::,:,::::,~;~:,::~:::.:~::~~~:~:~~~~~.e..::~::::~:~:::J Well priced. TU 4-0600. HAMPTON ROAD - Attractive Ph story handy to Ferry. Parcells and the new BUILDING high school. 2 bedrooms down, 27' bedroom up with great storage. Lovely enclosed terrace, games room. Excellent value. TV 4-0600. JUST LISTED - vwner moving West and offers " real bargain on this 3 bedroom, ISALSa l'h bath English on Grayton. Separate dining room, breakfast room, cozy library. 2car garage. This one won't last long at $31,900. TV 4-0600. MICHIGAN'S F ARM COLONIAL with savoir faire - 3 bedrooms, 1Y.> baths, fine family room with beam ceiling, two first floor fireplaces, modern sunny kitchen, patio ,dth gas grill. Immediate occupancy. $ ,);, ii!ilil_ sowmsETN\j Scientist BigBeover . 14710 Kercheval at Ashland TV TU 4-0600 east of Coolidge, toy, Mich. 48084, Detroit, Michigan MEMBERS Of THE DURall AND GROSSE POINTE REAl ESTATE 80ARDS GRAND OPINING JUNI 22. ALL ARE WELCOME B'lIl1ch .'fie •• ill Nell H. Bow'e. DETltorr - GtOSSf ~INTE - ST. CLAIIt SHOltES - fAltMINO'ON Come and 8ring Your Friends Christian Science Lecturer ~ ,I , , ,\.... \ ) ., 5 7 f' $ ., 7 , 9 't J ."1 ,'f. ,. -,: .,/. 'w t f t t 'J .' t r 'lI'a .. '," '-1 Thursday. May 17, 1973 Go RO SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Nineteen Women's Page -by, of and for. Pointe Women Eastern Colleges Plan Theater Night IChildren's A~t. I All Set for Lunchaon I Detroit Round Table tc> Host Topical Teas , 'I At a recent meeting of the then solutions are !o;mulat. (CoDtlnued from Page 13) great need for private en10w.' Clther Pointers active in INOW on Exhlblt .•. Detroit ROIIod Table of the ed. tural activities. The eve- ment. Ilhe Committee are currp,.' l. National Conference or Chris. A number of teas have al. ning, offering the romedy and Each )'car, the Delroit sponding secrelary and (,'I. A collection of 47 paintings . I tians and Jews, it was un- ready been held. However, a . thampagne inter!JIission. Co.~mittec. has one, fund. lender coo r din at 0 r, ~rs. and drawings by children of . anlmously decided t.o stretch the new concept of Sister- Wlll be prec~ed ~y dlllner at ra~smg ?roJ~ct. The. alms of i Charles E. Slough; recordmg many lands is on exhibit for,. B rot her h ~0 d activities hood and Brotherhood 365 Wayne's Umverslty Inn. this proJe~t IS to raise funds Isecretary. Mrs. Edgar Gor. the month of May at the&! throughout the year. days a year wiII start off Chairman of the project is to.be apphed towar~ scholar. don; treasurer, Mrs. ~enneth Middle School of University. Informal teas of five to 15 i with a tea honoring the Mrs. John E, B:lrnes. Jr., of ships for outstandmg local ~cCoy; ~nd college mfOI'ma.! Liggett School 850 Briarcliff members will be held lit hoste~ses of past teas, at the Bloomfield Hills. She is as. students and to ~ponsor cuI. I lion chairman. Mrs. John drive, from 9 to 11 a.m. and members' homes, 1a r g e r o,etrolt Round Table Head. si:;ted by Pointers Mrs. John ~urat and ed.ucatlOual events Mozena. I from 1:30 to 3 p.m. groups will be hosted at quarters today, Thursday. Controwlis, program book and In the DetrOlt area. I Pointers who are president I Th h Uti d "Chi!: churches, schools, and simi .. May 17, 1 p.m., 150 ~est eastside advertising chair. !,or four ye:lr~, the Com. I of their respective cluLs in. d ~; ?~! : F" lar places. Bost~n boulevard, DetrOIt. man; Mrs. John Stevenson, Inlttee spomored a "Pops", elude Bryn Mawr; Mrs Ed. ren.s al~ lOgS rom lve Pomter Mrs. Leonard Gus- p rog ra m book treasurer' concert with Arthur Fiedler 1 gar Gordon Radcliffe' 'Mrs Contments. was assembled Members are encouraged II sow is general chairmen of Ifrs. G. C. WbitneJ', easlsid~ conducting the Detroit Sym. George Wilson. Smith: t~ commemoratt' the 40th a!\. to bring guests of all denc. the teas. ~cket chairman; Mrs. Wi!. phony Orchestra. i Detroit; Mrs. Jerome Ahl. mversary of .Save the C~~: minatiops to the teas. ,For further information, General discussions are persons should call Carol ba~ L. Drennen, patro~ess In the past. years, it has I brand, Vassar; and Mrs. ~:::at~~~~r~~~~ ~~fr~;~or. I ehall~man; and Mrs. DaVId 1. presel,ted guests such as then IRobert Everett, Wellesley- 'r 'th h d ters I held. Common discriminatory I Raymond, associate director, Wen'tler, publicity chairman. Vice. President Richard M. Detroit. ?an~za lon Wl ea quar problems are analyzed and at 869.6306. lk The Detroit Committee for Nixon, Henry Cabor Lodge, in orwa,. eonn. , seven Eastern Coneges was Edward R. Morrow and Arn. I KAY NEWHOUSE daugh. All of the painting~ and I formed in 1938 and incorpo- old Toynbee. The gro~p has ter of MR. and IIIRS. W. d~awings in the ~ollection on rated in 1951 in the belief offerel theater for children, NEWHOUSE of Hawthorne display at the Middle School . . :-::~ '.1'.'..' ':' . that a joint endeavor would Cordon. B1eu cooking lessons road, has conlpleted her stu. ar~ the .wor)t of sponsor~d "::'.''\ . IIABELLE'S increase the annual scholar- and bndge lessons by Goren dent teaching requirements chJ1dre~ In the U: S. and m Women/s Dresses ship fund.raising pro j e c t s for adults. for graduation in the class 10 foreign countries. .' .... (if,;,'c.; 12~ to 26Y2 .:.- 8 to 20 previously carried on sep. Of the many Michigan girls lof 1973 of Bryan College, SCF was founded in 1932 arately by the seven alumnae who have attended these Dayton, Tenn, She did her to help the needy children of i")' Shaker Square-Bill Simms Pot Perkins groups. seven colleges, several hun. student teaching at the Day. Appalachia. Today it also Tbe united alumnae organ. dred have received scholar- ton City School in Grades 3 operates s~lf.help programs \ ...... Trayel Talk Swirl izationsal~ publicize the ship funds from the qllOre through 6. Kay is a graduate on American Indian reserva. ':~ City Scene Puriton Foreyer Young educational st8ndards of the than $160,000 netted through of the Grosse Pointe High tions in 16 countries over. t'li respective cr.1leges and the the Committee's projects. School. seas. Contributing their time and talents to the up- Parkshire lady laura coming Amit luncheon meeting to be held on Mon- There are 132 SCF spon. Hobnobber Model (Snap Coat} sors in the greater Detroit day, May 21, are Pointe members (left to right), area, and several hundred MISS ROSE GIGLIO, of Moorland drive, record. We welcome Michigan BonkAmericord, Master Charge, contributors to the Federa- ing secretary, and MRS. FEDELE BIANCO. of Security 8ankAmericard QUALITY AT A NEW PRICE ... tion's self.help programs. Warner road, program chairman. The organiza. Save the Children Federa. tion, the Amencan-Italian Professional and Busi. 16434 E. Warrtm IN A PRIME FARMS LOCATION tion aids children, their ness Women Club, is dedicated to the appreciation at I. Out.t Dr. (N.'" to SandelS) TU. 4-7980 famUies and communitiees of Italian culture, expressed through the club's Monday thru Serf, 9:30 ',iI 5:30 in tbe Southern Appalachian philanthropic projects. Mountains, on American In- dian reservations, and in """'....~.,- __ ~~~ __ ~ many countries overseas through the sponsorship pro. gram, annual collections of used clothing, and a general self-help fund. Garden Setting All the For Art Show DISCONTINUED first ca$ual A SPI'ing garden tour is TAllES AND planned for Sunday, May 27, LAMPS that which will also feature an open air art exhibit at tbe needs home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- FREE no 43 NEWBERRY old B.Lee, 575 Lakeland'l from 1:30 p.m. until 5 p.m. INSTAllATION care OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 A few young promising ON All but You're inyited to inspect a fine family' home, with central A/Cond spacious artists plan to exhibit ap. URPETING. rooms. Four bedrooms, 3'h baths, library, family room,' and June occupancy proximately 50 paintings of doesn't can't begin to tell the story ... But we can. landscapes, seascapes. still- lOUGHT life and portraits. All paint. OUR'. look ings will be spaced around THIS tJle lawn alongside roses, it. STRONGMAN, KELLY & ASSOCIATES geraniums and lilies to ere. SAli ate a new and unusual gar- 100 Kercheval, on the !lill ... _-_. -----_._ .._------_.- ."f'i"'Y~'" :".". -",1 ~. , ..C,., ", c::- ","',"~-.-:.-,,"":.-.• - .., -, ~-.-."-:'~"".-:' ....,..-"'. "":,""""",-''''',.'7r.'C':,,'l':";"JI'~I*,*,.• "'P'7r"'''''''li'''.''I'f~(f'':''f'':''._!I''.:''!l:;II'!':''F.!!'''i?~{''P:l''!•.,"'A.""l!'l,PPfWJI'''P•.• !II!. ".':"'11II, 4J1114I1JjJII$),;a~g",i.#L"'itlblt 11I'•• 55.' •• '1Ilt,••••••••• '1III5 '5.5.' & "5 "511III1 . Page Twentv GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. May 17. 1973 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Pointe Boaters Mrs. Nikolaus Geisz Michigan Yale Alurftni Susan Moore Wed May To Gather on Mey 22 Convene 21 IAmit Reviews Year The Yale Alumni Assoela. tion of Michigan will hold its The Pointe Boat Club will annual meeting TuellCiay eve. In St. Philomena meet on Monday, 'May 21, at ning, May 22, at the Univer- 12 o'clock at the home of At Annual Meeting sity -Club, in East Jefferson Mrs, Raymond Venderbush, avenue. Home in Warren Awaits Couple After Return in Cadieux road. Go-hostesses American-Italian Professional and Business V\'omen Speakers will be James H. From Wedding Trip in Jamaica will be Mrs. Howard Simons . Club Commended on Appreciation of Bates and Gordon C. Ram. and Mrs. Fred Kaess. Ital'lal1 Culture sey, executive ltirector and Mrs. Enid DeTar from the assistant exeeutive director, staff of the Ferndale Public Nostalgia for some, new experiences ahead for respectively, for 1he r-eeently Library is the featured speak. others as Amit Club closes out its season with a fonned Associat!on of Yale er. . D t .t Alumni, the international or. lunche.on !De~tmg on ¥onday, May 21, at the e TO! ganization Npresenting the Club s 00 000 living alumni of Yale Sen'ing as best man {or AthletIC GeorgIan Room. h,. f I The annua~ fund-raiser, a U~iversity the bridegroom was his Program c aIrman 0 dinner dance in February I . 1 th brother, Johann Geisz. Amit, the American Ital. honored Amit founder »Irs: 1 AletS~takilling Palce..,at of e . P f . I dB' me mg w bee ecuon a Ushers were \Micha~ D0- lan ro esslOna, an USl. Maria Lalli, .of East Jeffer- new slate of officers for the bos, George Andres and Gor. ness Wo~en Club, Mrs sqn. and Itahan Am~~ssador Michigan Yale alumni organi. don Murpbee. Frank Flagler Fedele Blanco, of Warner HIS Excellency Egldlo Or. zation. They are Pointers served as ring bearer. Also' road, has scheduled a tona. William Y. Gard, president. serving on the .Itar was Style Show by Geri's of Proce~ds from the success- an" Roland R. Likert Jr. David Moore, brother of the G P . t 'th th ful affair were added to the . "'. . '. I bride, and Kevin BUrJls. rosse ?,m e .WI e Maria Lalli Honorary Fund vlce.p.resldent. ~ncls Glam. The bride's mother wore a the me" FashIons and and donated to Wayne State m~ttel, Jr., of B~, blue silk tfress with match. Flowers. University to aid graduate will. serve as secretary, H. iJlg jacket, and an orchid Reviewing achievements is students in a newly.formed :~~rti~ "[[ood, I~ also Of corsage. always pleasant for the club currieulu~, Ma~ter of Arts lrmmg am, as easurer. The bridegroom's mother members With the Presi. Program In Italian language The Yale Alumni .Associa. selected a coral silk dress dent Mr~. Joseph N. Impa- and lileratur~. A total of tion?f Michigan includes ap. with pearl and beaded trim, stato' vice presidents Mrs $8,500 was gIven to Wayne prOlomately 1,350 men and complemented by an orchid Edw~rd M. Baker,' Mrs: for this purpose. women throughout the state corsage. Jerome DeSantis, of Carmel Mrs. Lalli will be given a who attended undergrad~ate, 'Married sisters of the lane and Humbert Mularoni' "salute" for her continued graduate or Profe88lODal b rid e, Mrs. Lawrence reco~ding secretary, Mis~ generosity and interest in the I school:' at the university 2&0 Schmidt chose a lavender Rose Giglio, of Moorland Fund at the luncheon. cated 1!l' New Haven, Conn. SPRING HOUSE CLEANING silk palazzo outfit and Mrs. drive; corresponding secret- Val Cruz wore an aqua blue Married to Mr. Geisz, son of the John Geiszes, ary, Miss Bridget Gioia; fi- (EXTERIOR) silk halter dress. of Detroit, on Friday, April 27, in 81. Philo. nancial secretary, Miss Joan Out-of-town guests included Rossi; and treasurer, Miss Power Wash Aluminum and Brick to mena Church, was SUSAN L. MOORE, daughter Linda Eugenio, of Whittier the grandmother of the bride, of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Moore, of Calvin road. look like new. Mrs. Laura E. Moore, G! road, aU Amit member~ seem proud of their officers. Aluminum doors, screens and windows Parkersburg, W. Va.; god- mother of the bride, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur DeSantis will The room magnifique .•• cleaned and brightened. Plan Benefit by Valparaiso Anthony Vitti, with 'Mr. present a slate of new offi. Vitti, of Parkersburg; cOU,si!1S the end product of blending, Remove Point rundown from brick. The Detroit Chapter of the tional facility. Last year eers for the 73.74 se!lson, for of the bridegroom, Mr. and Valparaiso Guild will pre. they helped provide labora. voting. contrasting, spotlighting, and ACME PRESSURE CLEANERS, INC. ~:~, ~f sent a lunchoon and fashion t~ry eql:ipment.. The East. A biglJlight last autumn ~t~a:;:r~~~ C:; show on Wednesday, May 23, 892-5989 bride, Mr. rand Mrs. Dennis Side. Chapter will ,be com- was the establishment of the harmonizing. Our able Interior at the Grosse Pointe Yacht pletm~ 41 .years of support Minerva Maiullo Fund to fur------;1' Murpby, of Grand Rapids. Club. Luncheon 'will be aud fm~ncla!assistance to ther understanding of Italian Designers will help you to served at 12 o'clock. the l!mverslty. when they language, music and art The event will be a beM" meet m June. this year. . through the generosity of the fashion 0 coordinated, cohesive Open Sunday 2:30-5 fit for the Valparaiso Univer- Mrs. Caiv,m Gauss and MaiulJo family, of Detroit. sity Guild Project Fund. Mrs. ~arvey Groehm are ~be Mrs. Maiullo recently author- home that will bear witness They were able to present a co-chatrme.J1 of the ~eneflt. ed 'her autobiography, out- check for $1,500 to tOO Na- There 'wJll be fashIOns by lining her life as a wife 10 your creative good taste. tional Guild in January. Fol- M~ria Di~on and Nin~ Santa mother and grandmother; be: lowing a ver)' successful will pro.vlde the musu:"al ac- sides being an opera devotee, Musicale .Tea and the bene- compamment. civic leader and activist in fit luneheon they hGpe to There ,will be a boutique cultural charitable affairs of send an equal amount to the offering pictures, floral ar- Detroit. The book is entitled University 'in July. rangements, toys, aprons and "A Tapestry of Memories". The project this year is to other -items, organized by . provide the students of the Mra. Groehn. Mrs. Harold Mrs. Anthony MalUllo and University with a reerea. Meinke, Mrs. W. R. Jewell One of her .daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. O. Zeidler will as- Flo!en~e Mamno Barnes .. are sist her. active members of AJmt. American and Swits Resel'lVations are being In December, a holiday reo taken by Mr,. John Chrich- ception welcomed Maestro J • WATCH'REPAiRS ton, at 884-7351, and Mrs. and 'Mrs. Aldo Ceccato to De, j • DIAMONDS Erwin Sattelmeier, at 885- troit. The party was a ming- J 0088. Paid reservations must ling of Amit members and REMOUNTING ,be returned by Sunday, May friends as Maestro Ceccato • JEWELRY REPAIRING 20. accepted the directorship of The .public is invited to the Detroit Symphony Orch. attend. estra for the 73.74 season. Coast Guard LIEUTEN- Participating in the annual ANT and MRS. DAVID L. Principal . Counselor-Fresh- 23 Elm Court ... off Lake Shore Drive HOHLFELDT, of Sault st- man Follow-Up conference Marie and Grosse Pointe, an. Grosse Pointe Farms prestigious location insllres the continlling vallie and delight. recently at Michigan State nounce the birth of their first University were KATHLEEN fill way of living that go with this well built Colonial home ... bedrooms and 3 baths child, ERIN ELIZABETH, on McNAMEE of Our Lady on the second floor. Library, large kitchen. Front and rear stairways ..The charming WedIH!sday, April 11. Pater. Star of the Sea High School, design and top tocation of this fine home equate to authentic value at only 572,500 HOEBERLING . "EWEL.I' nal grandparents are MRS. 'and EMILY BAKER, of Uni. _ . _Even a high exhting mortgage. 27 yedr.s in sam .. /o(o'ion , MARJORI~ A. HOHL,FELDT, versity'Liggett School. The 14933 Kercheval of Mount Vernon road, and conference was designed so 'Jacobsons 822-8509 HARVEY HOHFELDT, JR., that former students could ~@tr@'S fr@1]' UOu@ [}u@~ of St. Clair Shores. give their high school prin. cipals and clllmselors infor. I mation and advice on prepar. ing high school students for °RlAND ,...,.. • .. ., II at 7:30 lUD- college. • • HEARTY S... ."., Itat 11:00 CUlL rJlCItR!Willl'" s.I:sr .111" May 20 fl.' 1:00 p.IIL 395 FISHER ROAD TU 6-3800 Public Gallery IF YOU HAVE EVER CONSIDERED PAYING OVER $100,000, FOR A HOME. AUCTION Consider this, featuring the EST A TE of ACHILLE I. MARENTETIE .t. 01. A portiollislinll' kort. etch- ings; English hunting priMs; Indian prink; lacquer wart; Damalcus backgommon lobi., DomoKul inlaid toblto, ORIENTAL objects- l\IOry cOMngs, Sofwmo. CinMbo,; Golle', Cloi>onee; Ene_twor.; Slwub.n "'ode chandelier; Tiffany; Boc- cora,; li~, Steuben s",",WCrt; Steubeft center. piec.; 'Sinclai, & Webb st_woro; Pewobic and The biggest reason that over 80% of the condominivms at Woodbrid~e East are Weller W;sel; Cut Vlau, Royal Wo,c"'" figures; already sold is that you have the choice in the life style you wish to enjoy. There Royol Oouhon fillurin.l; are fiv, different classic architectural styles and living plans to clloose from. And Crown o.rby, Rose Canton; ,. the difference between Woodbridge East and other condominiums doesn', stop ther •. English Manor - 5 bedrooms and 5 private baths with domestic quarters, Ilayo' Y_nol Conoed walnut dining WI wi1tl Morb" tops; co,..,j family room, library, garden room, and olltstal,ding cOllntry kitchen with fire. Ieokwood bor; Canoed hIok.. ood clles!; Engli1h mo 'quetry 1I0me- Features like 0 six foot brick wall that encloses the community, an attendltd oot. place are only a few of the features yOIl should be aware of including a 3 toblto, Marble lop CO .. ""..',"-1."' , .' ."" _, .,.' .. II Thunday, May 17, 1973 GROSSE POINTE NEWS '.ge Twenty-On. Women's Page-by, of and .for Pointe Women Sally Lou Charvat Mrs. Edward H. la Rowe Michael T. Krag. G.P.Y.C. Ladies Plan Lltnchettn Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Pelt. General chairman for ladies end their guests will the Ladles Committee is Mrs. enjoy a luocheon and fashion Donald savage .. Weds Mr. La Rowe show today, Tbursday, May Married May 12 Six club members will join Dinner Reception in the Fries Ballroom Precedes 11, at 11:30 o'clock, the -models provided by Mar. Couple's Departure to Chicago A look at summer fashions tha's Closet. They are Mrs. Following Reception in Sault Sainte Marie, Couple both casual and formal, will Harold DeOrlow, Mrs. Roger for Wedding Trip Leaves for. Wedding Trip in be provided by Martha's Eger, Mrs. James Gallagher, Closet. Mrs. John T. Huntington, The Grosse Pointe Congregational Church was Northern Michigan , Cbail'man of the day's Mrs. Paul Moreland and Mrs. the setting for the marriage of Sally Lou Charvat events is Mrs. James S. Pow. ~avage. to Edward Hewitt La Rowe on Saturday, May 5. Geraldine Ann Dubow bt.'eame the bride of Mi. eU; co.ctuurman is Mr.>o.Wal. The bride is the daughter of the Louis Charvats, chael Trowbridge Krag on Saturday, May 12, at the lace H8rper. Assisting them of River road. The bridegroom's parents are the Central United Methodist Church in Sault Sainte are committee members Mrs. The higb cost of living Ervin LaRowes, of Canterbury road. Marie. quets of spring flowers and James Mitchell, Mrs. Keith causes many to have too The Reverend Theo- daisie~. Shreve, Mrs. Charles Slrumb. much month left at the end The Reverend Roy R. j The bride wore a white dore . Doane performed Acting as best man was Jr., aDd Mrs. Thomas' Van of the money. Hutcheon officiated at embroidered satin gown with . '. WmJam B. Krag, brother of the seven o'clock service an Empire waist and bishop the double nng ceremony the groom. In the usher corps which was followed by a sl~ves. l'e-embl'oidered ":it!'. for the daughter of Mr. were Philip Pittman, fonner- dinner reception in the ~blte see , '777777 Est 7 '? 77' sa = .7 Hz r • r 5 •••• er'. eo., •• , •• ,,,,. it 44 .: .. ...u...l ~ ....a...- ~ _ 'to _td,...t--t-~" ••:~ .- ~ '" '. ~..;"Ii<"" . .,r.- ..... ,~. 4 • ...... ~,'.~ ~ '., a • .' ~. .... ,~ I ~ ~ " .. • P.,e Twenty-Two GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday. May 17, 1973 4-HELP WANTED 14-HELP WANTED S-5ITUATIOH 15a-EMPLOYMELaT II II!OI -In..lT 6D-VACATION II GENERAL.. GENERAL I WANnD ! AGENCY n I-UNFU"iHISHfD RENTALS [INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED REAL ESTATE SALESMEN YOUNG MAN to trim and PR AT ISUNNINGDALE DRIVE, 5 UPPER 5, call Sat. and Sun. BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom . FOR OUR 3 edge lawn, power mower IV E NURSING bedroom home bas one _TU_2_.3552__ . _ home in exclusive L'Abre I legal Notic. l1A SYburbon Hon,e GROSSE POINTE OFFWES only. !l86-0461. I Aro\llld the Cloak I room vacant, mu.t be bach. 15 ROOM UPPER, refrigera. Croche. A v a i I a b Ie for IA P.rsonols 121 Vocation Property Ex~e.llent opportun!ty for' am. I'ItYPIST, must be accurate, In bome, hospital or nursing elor 21 to 29, use of entire tor, stove, new carpeting, prime summer rental in n Oeoth Notice 12C Forms for Sole bltlous career.mlnded men I 9.1 daily, $l.BS per hour. t home. RN's, LPN's, Aldes. bouse, bathroom, kitchen, dneWlYdeCtoralt..e905d.TNOchilo August and 2 weeka ill .e Public Sole 12D lake and River Property and women .. Y'~ offer gen., 881-{\867. companIons, male attmd. library, dinIng room, extra ren or pe s." acoma, July. Tennis, sauna, pool, 2 EntertaInment 121 Commercial Property crous advertlsmg, super. 1 aots, Iive,ins. 8ereened and s~orage, parking, swimming after 5 p.m. Near S tat e II, mile of private sand 2A Music Education 13 Real Estote vision and ftoor time. LADY for one girl office. bonded. 24bour service. pool all included. 9 a.m. to Fair and Gratiot. beach.. Sunfish sail boat 2. Tutoring 13A lots for Sole ~ust type, some bookkeep. Travel nurse available. 3 p.m. 822-9310 7 p.m. to DUPLEX, 867 Nottinglsllm, 2 included. 626.1440. 2C Hobbv Instruction .3. Cemetery Property NEW COMPREHENSIVE ing preferred, not neces. . 11 p.m, 886.8413. bedroom, private driveway, 2D Camps 13C Land Contracts HARBOR. SPRINGS-3 Oed. ~~~~~IN~Hg~~~;~ ~~~ _ sary, East side. 921.2500. POINTE~~~80NURSES! 6-'01 RENT I :~.C a 11 evenings, TV room A.frame. Completely 21 Athletic Instruction 14 Reol Eslote Wonted furnished, sleeps 8. Summer 2' Schools '4A LoIs Wonted ROLL NOW - CAPcTAL- MATURE, dependable la.dy, 1\ UNFURNISHED I 2G Convalescent Care .41 Resorts Wonted IZE ON THE SPRING general clerical duties, 5V~ IS YOUR LAWN a jungle? . 'A-f'OR RENT rental available. Call 565. » lost and F,lUnd 14C Real Estale Exchange BUSINESS! day week, for Interior De. Then call for lawn servo CHALMERS-E. J eHerson FUtlNISHED 0971. 4 Help Wonted General 15 Business Opportunities Call Paris DiSanto for infor. sign Studio, 882.2840. ice.TU 4-4768, 884.Q421. area, large apartments,. SUMMER RENTAL-Farms, FLORIDA, Mar c 0 Ialand, 4A Help Wonted Domestic 16 Pets for Sale I 1.----. senior citizens, security house 3 bedrooms 21h renting beautiful w ate f- Services to Exchange '6A Horses for So!e mation. YOUNG MAN lor service sta. PRE-MED stude~ts s~~g deposit and references re- baths: convenient lo~ation. front condominium villa, 4'J Situotior. Wonted 161 Pet Grooming TU 4-0600 tioo work. Good opPOrhmi. ~d job&-e"te~r painting, quired, no pets. 822-64118. Attractive grounds. Reply bi-weekly. monthly, fish. SA Situation Domestic 16C Pet Boarding ty for right person. See w1Ddo~ washmg, gutters. ------to Bolt M2 Grosse Pointe inf, boating, pool, etc. 51 Employment Agency 19 Printing and Engraving Johnstone & Don, Standard on the lIlli, 6E.xperlenCed. 889.()()52after News. Johnstone 131 Kercheval. SCHULTZ ESTATES _ Sleeps , adults, new, com. ,se Catering 20 General Service pletely furnisbed TU 1. For Rent Unfurnished 20A Carpet loylng l.A.-HELP W"'~ED '1'-G-ER-.-M-AN--la-d-.~-~l-'ll-h-e-lplY' GRAYTON-3 Bedroom sin. 4982. 'A For Rent Furnished 201 Refirigeralion & Air MECHANICALLY - minded DOMESTftn I With tea, sandwJches and 1 &: 2 bedroom luxury apart- gle bouse. Available July ,. Rooms for Rent Conditioning Repair college student bandymani IC' cae k t a i I hOll d'oeuvres. ments, carpeted, all kitchen I, 19'13, $300.00 month. BOYNE.PETOSKEY, Vaca- Office for Rmt 20C Chimney & Fireplace. tion borne, goli, swimming, 6C $2,50 per hour. 821~165. EXCELLENT COOK -- • .I d 886-8619. appliances. carport, central H 1GBIE-MAXON fD Vocation Rentals Repair . ------~- 1JCO:U e air, Garfield between Ca- riding, playground. 778-4824. Gorage for Rent .2' MavinQ TRAINED beautieians, need.. for Grof,se Pointe couple. HUSKY young men, light nal " 19 Mile. 886.3400 .. WALLOON LAKE. Available Shore living Quarters 21A Piano Service ed in large company. A Other help employed. Ref. moving, lawn s er vice, 1-463-1717 886.7629 SHORT TERM rental begin- I July 14 to July 28, or be. 6G Store to Rent 21. Sewing Machine "rance f () r advancelneDt erences expected. Reply painting odd jobs experi- ning June 15 or 16. 2 bed. any < "1 Wonted to Rent 21C Electrical Service pus !D b.enefits. ~or Box B7, Grosse Pointe enced. 8s4.2435. ' CADIEUX.HARPER AREA- rooms, sun room, living fore July 7. 3 bedroom, very . complete, $175 pel' 1A Room Wonted 21D T.V. & Kadio Repair more infonnation callM15s . News. 99 Kercheval 48238. ------3 bedrooms, den, newly J'OOm, use of facilities, in. Helen. 715-2500.. STUDENT - I awn w 0 r k. d t d $2 week .. 422-8351. 71 Room and Boord Wanted 211 Storms and Screms - . GOURMET COOK - one or Grosse Pointe Park area ecora e, 50 pel' month. cluding Park members!Up, 7C Garage Wonted 21f Home Improvement BABYSIITER in Park area, two nights a week to pre. 823.{)786 after 6 pm' 882-4947. I 2 car garage. Harcourt WALOON LAK'& AREA - 7D Storage Spoce Wonted 21G Roofing Service for 21h year old. Prefer pare dinner lor emall par. .. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, Road. 331.5886. fully furnished, 7 bed~oom I' .21H Rug Cleaning Articles for Sole my home. 882-1332, 468.. ties at borne. 881-4255. RELIABLE woman .Wisbes 2 bedroom home, many de- I-A-L-TE-R-R-O-A-D-a-r-ea-,-n-e-ar vacation home, • baths, 2 IA Musical Instruments 21.1 Pointing, Decorating kitcbens, 2 Ii~plaees, 200 II Antiques lor Sole 21J Wall Washing _0_165_. . __ :, WANTED _ Exoerlenced :a:;k :::u~'.1 ~~;~~~ luxe extras, clean, new car. Grosse Pointe, nicely furn. yards from golf coutse. Ie Office Equiprr.ent 21K Window Washing ISAlLING COUNSELOR 17- <: 00 It I, waitresses aDd cleaning. Grosse Pointe ref. pet, complete kitcben, fin. ished st u di 0 apartments, Fronting on swimming and t Articles Wonted 21 L Tile Work 21.. ~r summer resort 1R couples. Gros se Pointe erences. 873.5622. isbed basement, central air 0 n 1y $130 to $140 per fishing polJd•."Boat' privil. 10 Stlowmobiles for Sole 21M Sewer Service MIchigan Thwnb. M"ust be Employment Agency, TUx. I conditioning, very conveni- month, this includes elec. eges on Walloon ~. As. lOA Motorcycles for Sole 21M Asphalt Work able to teach pre.teenagen edo 5-4578. LAWN CUTTING service of ent. Will consider children. It'icity. Nice for one ~rson, sociation deck boat avail. 10. Trucks for Sole 210 Cement and Brick Work fundamentals of s:ailing. ------fered by' 2 high scbool sen- $230. 881-8929. coil e.g e .graduates pre. able~ Horseback rid i 11 g n Cars for Sole 21P Waterproofing Conta.ct Mr. Philip C.vaet ... MATURE woman for balf.day iors* 2nd year of operation. ------ferred. No 'pets .. In a nice nearby. Some kind' of fun ta, 427-3668. housekeeping and chit d Dave, 884.1666. 3 ROOMS and bath, very quiet. neighborhood. Tele .. llA Cor Repair ;21Q Plaster Work $42S I ------__ ~__ care, full time during Bum. , ---______clean, older person. no plio n e 821-2818; 331.3909, for everyone. per nl COr$ Wonted to Buy 21 R Furniture RIPQir week. 425-8933. 11e Boots cnd Motors 21 S Co rpenter DENTAL ASSISTANT for mer, references. a81.0561 BOAT WORK-Brigbt work, pets. 1J8Z.3332. 821-3985. Orthodontic oUice. Full after ISp.m. painting, teak, very rea. HItLsBORO BEACH, Flor. I1D Boot Repair 21T Plumbing & Heating RIV ARD-2 Bedroom lower Ga-RooMS FOR RENT tli Boo, Dockage and 21 U Janitor Service tim~ position. Apply with ------~--- . sonabln, Thurs. or Fri- nights. TV 1-2523. lJeach, pool, tennis courts, 886.3400 homes and condominiums ury apartment. Available 2A--MUSIC ally handicapped. 8 a.m.' day .. 2 adults. 881.9759. ------August 4 through. Novem------COLLEGE S'JIUDENT wants LAKE SHORE DRIVE, 2 bed. in natural settings. Phone. CI.uified Deadline mucATION 6:30 p.m. 886-2056 after EXPERIENCED COOK for' painting 'jobs, exterior, in. ber 30. Also available for 11 Tuesday 3 p.m., for aU room townhouse, newly carl Anderso~, 1-6~6-347- winter season. Reo:.sonable GUITAR LeSIOns-Folk and 6:30 private home in Grosse terior and boats. Experi. decorated, adults, no pets. 4341 or wr I teL Arbre new CllPY,cbanges of copy PART TIME Pointe. Give references enced, neat. 775-6909. rates. After 7 p.m. 885- aDd cancellations. It i! modern. Beginners' w e 1. Lease, Immediate occupan. Crocbe. Harbor Springs, 288'1. SUUested that all real come, experienced teacher, We need mature ladies avail. and state wages expected. COLLF.:GE STIJDENT to do cy, $2l5O •. 881-3414. Michigan 49'140. s t u d i 0, Kercheval alld able to work part time Box #S5, Grosse Pointe lawn care. Grosse Pointe P,ETOSKEY - CHARLEVOIX utate eopy be submitted TROMBLEY ROAD 2 bed. WILL SHARE my bome with to our oUice by Monday Notre Dame. 293-69'14. either afternoons or mid. News. resident. 881-7232. ~Alpine Beach Chalet. 10. nights. We will train as rooms, 2 baths, 2 car ga- working couple. TV 5-0552. 5 p.m. EXPERIENCED COOK' for cated directly on Little switchboard operators. HOUSE SITI'INf;, respon- r~ge, paneled family roo,?, DEVONSHIRE-Warren East MILDRED BRIGGS small family in Grosse Traverse Bay. Features in- Must bave legible band- sible, retired secretary, firepIa<:e, c e n t r a 1 aU', goDdneighborbood, working clude 2 full ba~;. 3 bell. PIANO and THEORY 'Pointe Fanns. Must have Bose rota: 12 words tar $2.00 writing. Apply in writinl{ local references. 293-2533. roo m 5, fireplace, and BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO good references. Telepbone ~;:~~ble August. $375. 821. gentleman. 885.9213. oddltlenor words each $. I 0 to Mrs. E. Meteer, 17016 beamed ceilings. Comfort- "weeks or /nOre $1.75 15 Kercheval ,Mack, Grosse Pointe Park TU 5-1131 be{lIre 10 a.m. DENTAL students need jobs, "'-OFFICE FOR RENT ably .s~eeps 9. 885.9325. Retail rote per incn $3.40 Punch and Judy Building oUice cleaning or .other GROSSE POINTE PARK- 48230. MOTn~R'S HE~PER, sum. evening work 881-9133 upper 6 room flat, !'etired 20095 MACK, 2Ox65,excellent '" weeks or more $3.00 Grosse Pointe mer JOb, 2 children, must " couple or employoo coupl'!, location. Available June GG--STORE FOR RENT TUxedo 2.:5680 BABYSITTER Kerby School 10th. Parting. TU 1-8662. Call area, 2 cbildrenages 10 drive, stay some nights, BABYSITTING, college girl no pets. 331.5658. S TOR E FOR lease. 19613 GROSSE POI NTE 'and 8, after school my travel up north some week.. 20. day or evenings. Expe. HAMPTON SQUARE BLDG. Mack, G r 0 sse Poi n t e TUxedo 2-6900 home. Approximately 3:30. ends. References. 886-6075. rienced witb cbildren. 824- SMALL 2 bedroom bungalow, 22811 Mack Avenue Woods. TU 5-1496. NEWS SAUlS STATIONS INSTITUTE OF 6:30. Prefer girl 14 years WOMA~ or college girl tu _25_26_. _ stove and relrigerator, Har- Variow size suites available. DOWN TOWN AREA MUSIC old. Call after 6:30 p.m. per Woods, vacant, $175. 884-4516 7~WANTED' TO RENT Grand Clrcu;e Park N_. St~d take eare of small chil. BOAT CLEANING. painting, 886-6010. E. JEFFERSON TO Piano, Voice, Guaar, Strings, Mrs. Kahler. 889-m44. dren.;5 days per week. TU summer care, etc. Ex~ri. OPPOSITE EASTLAND - CARRIAGE HOUSE, small CITY LIMITS I Woodwinds. Distinguished ilEAL ESTATE SALES 1-0347, enced. hard working 16- Two bedroom upper fiai, lo- Opal Plaza. 18301 East 8 .apa..tment, etc. Mature re- Faculty. Choice opportu. Mile road. Prestige office. sponsible busineSsman, Jong Nada'a Gift Shop. X.riII. Drive nity for ages 4-6 to study MANAGER HOUSE,KEEPER.COOK, live year-old. Reasonable rates. cated on Trombley. Living in, 1 adult, references. 886. Call Mike, ~185. room has a natural fire. suite, carpeted, air condi- ,time Grosse Pointe t'e$i. p~ndp~~~t~etrenon violin with teacher trained For new condominium de. tioning. 777-4646 I\nd p.m. dent. Will assume some reo aDd the City Umlla in Suzuki Met hod. TU velopment, replies confi. 5407. TWO experienced high school place. .Full dining room, screened porch. two good 8854544. sponsibilities. Excellent ref- 2-4963, 16237 'Mack .at dential. P.O. Box 808, St. do GROSSE POINTE PARK -S--S-,TU-A-T-,O-N----- boys will your pamting erences. TU 1.{)B6'l. Three Mile. C I air Shores Michigan sIzed bedrooms. $300.00 Lou', p.~ Store, Ch.rlevo": ------48083. W~NTEo.____ :~6.odd jobs. Steve, 882. per month. Immediate pos. COLONIAL.EAST session. No children or NINE MILE.HARPER, new LAKE ERIE or St. Clair-. Cot. ,,:..'ft ~~~, Kerdln.l PIANO LESSONS - Begin- 1 aA4 W.,tlum. ners welcome. Lessons in SWITCHBOARD YOUNG GIRlI wisbes sham. ,pets. 650 sq. ft., carpeting tage or house ~anted for your home. Call alter 2:00 OPERATOR. .24 HOUR poo work. Recent graduate drBpes, janitor. near x-way. season .. Lakepoint, bea~h. GROSSE POINTE CITY PURDY AND 881-6436 ReSPOnsible adults. 884- p.m. 8843581. , No experience necessary. We NURSING CARE Crom beauty school Box I . 5968 aiter 5. Ar.~ P.rt, Store, JI.clt .nd J-l, Grosse Pointe News, ASSOCIATES ENGINEEIUNG BUILDING I 1 St. Clair 1- 'TU'WIORluG I will train mature lady for ME;DICAL PERSONNEL TIle Orol Shop, M.cll: and Nett - I'''' afternoon shift Full time. TYPING in my bome~ Ex. 889-0510 -Mack Avenue at Notting. FURNISHED OR UNFUR. CaDftfncli.m Dru, Store, Notre ------Must have legible hand- l POOL ham-Low overhead office NlSHED house or apa~. DIJIHl aDd Kerchev.1 PRIVATE TUTORING writing. Apply in writing perienced secretary,I.B.M. II Notre Dame Pharm.cy, Kerclle- 63 Kercheval, Exec u ti v e typewriter. GROSSE I'OINTE, WOODS, 3 -non metered parking _ meDt, Jul)'-~r while ".1 .ad Notre D.m. iu to Mrs. E. Mcteer 17016 tk:droom colonial home, an uttlities. Mrs. Adams- ~. home J5 <:ompIeted. lion Seeoars Naapltal, Cadl.ult Gro!.'~e Pointe Farms Resumes, letters, term .nd "'\IDle. YOUR OWN HOME Mack, Grosse Pointe Park car;peting, drapes and ap. 885-6635 wIn pay top rent. Adult All subjects; all grades. 48230. 882.0040 354-4290 papers, lists, statistical, pliances included. Interior' family of four. Grosse GROSSE POINTE FARMS Adults and children. Cer. bulletins, copies, mailing. I decorated. Natural fir e. OFFICE with answering servo Pointe residents 20 years. tified teachers. TYPIST - Dictaphone, gen. 886-1268. R'lId, ".estcII PII.rm.C)', JI.cll: HOME & HEALTH place, glass. enclosed porcb, ice, $75. Desk witb answer. 884-5278. ltfld MoreA Call: eral office, no fee. En- I garage. Available June .10. ing service $55 17901 E ------I Trail Ph.rmacy, Kerchn.l DETROIT AND SUBURBAN gineering department, some CARE SA-SITUATION No pets. $295 plus security: WaITen 885-' 1900' . MARRIED students with in. on the NIU . . . fant desire ineY'O\ensive 1 Itent Drvt'., Iterclleval .nd TUTORING SERVICE experience. Salary $600. DOMESTIC 881.3273 after. fl;3? .p.m.. ------r- Flsbu Road KE 7-4653 $650. Motor City Employ. BY LARGE fumLibed 2- room or 2 bedroom apartment in Schettler Dru,,, Flaher Ind HOMEMAKERS.UPJOIDl MllUa" COOK (foreign background) 815 HARCOURT. Upper (i;t, suite' available on Kerche- Grosse Pointe or immedl. CunaiJl&b.m Dru", 7 Mne MATHEMATICS TUTORING _ menl, 835.7004. Nurses, Nurse Aids, Gerla. :l large bedrooms. family val "On The KilL" $250. ate area. Call 885:~102. Roatt .nd M.cll: - Full tlme, experienced. Cot".. Hosplt.l. K.rch.",! by ACCOUNTS Receivable, Cost tric aids and housekeepers Ref ere n c e s. Box I 15, room. modern kitchen, IIh TU 5-7510. Ph.D. Matbematician Clerk, some experience, 'h to work part or all the baths. Year's lease - $2851 7A-ROOM WANTED .,::,.M:~.ur'lIt, JI.cll: .nd Grosse Pointe News. lIoam'lIIouth 886.8750 fee paid. Salary $600'$660. time. All employees month. No children or pets. WELL APPOINTED office in lI.rit Woodtl PhaMIIIC)' ••• ck I Motor City Employment. screened. bonded and in. TAKE THE DAY OFF Evenings: TU 1-1397. prestige 0 ff ice buildng, ROOM for working woman • Dd BoarAemouth FRENCH-run conversation. I 835.7004. sured. 24 hour servicr. co mpleti! , with or without witb kit c hen privileges. al met hod by native MAIDS transported. Bonded. GROSSE POINTE PARK. 2/ answering service, recep. Walking distance to Jacob- GROSSE POINTE WOODS I Detroit Mt. Clemens Frenchman. P r i vat e or ASSISTANT screened, insured domes. bedroom J 0 w e r. Olde" tion area available along son's. 886.0094 after 6 p.m. Groa. PoInte J'hum.cy, JI.clt 872-0200 792.06?O tic help for one day or • n4 lI.nelletter grnup. Taught 5 years on SPORTS EDITOR couple or singles preferred. with office. Cox &: Baker . B.rIuM .. Ph.rm.cy. M.cll: .nd TV. 353.1065. 1 Young man, 21 to 26. wilh more. e~1-9813 after 4 p.m. 779.6600. 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE Loehmoor TWO HIGH school seniors lIob'. Drill', Mack .nd 1\0.1,.0 3-LOST AND FOUNDI sporls journalism back. want interior. e.x t e r i 0 r DOMESTIC PERSONNEL 2 ROOMS and bath, private ONE OFFICE in Chet Samp. ground, to work for na. painting and odd jobs. Reli- POOL, 961.1060. 963-0161. OUTFIT THE ENTIRE DETROIT .....REA tional sports weekly. Starl. quarters, near Bon Secour son Travel Service Build. FOUND. Friday May 11th, able, experienced. Mark, and Cottage Hospital. Call ing. $'70. 100 Kercheval, FAMILY AT % OF THE 't, lolln RHI,lt.,. SeYeD Mil. male Siamese cat, 8 months ing June 15. Send resume 821.3745. COLLEGE GIRL looking Cor REGULAR PRICE _"4 .114 MorolS and salary requirements \0 work. Will do housework. between 6 and 8 p.m. 886. 885-7510. Deyonahlre DN'I. lbck .nd old. 881.7709. 9819. "AL.'fOST NEW" »noMbl ... Box 5217. Grosse Pointe, 293.5957. Ask for Mickey. APPAREL lAIL Ph.rm.cy, Mack and 4-HELP WANTED Michigan, 48236. GROSSE POINTE WOODS,! 6D-VACA nON Be.C'OnrrJeld I MATIJRE woman would like Carefully selected for quality • M.".llnd Enel'lle Shoppe. GENERAL OUR CLIENTS on Maner Road, lower in- RENTALS I Macll ne.r ).. ".f.nd BOOKKEEPER general housework for 1 style and condition . • • PIUa .. purr., Or,,'on Ind Office girl with I:ookkeeping I lady. No .heav:.. cleaning. come, 2 bedrooms. newly 27' WINNEBAGO motor Dresses, coats, sportswear. Warnll SALESLADY. must be ex. NEED YOUR perien~ed borne sewer to background, no practical Grosse Pointe area. Refer. decorated. carpeting and home. Sleeps 6, self con. furs, shoes, etc. ST. CLAIR SHORtS work full time in Gro~~e experience necessary but ences. Grosse Pointe News, drapes. all utilities. Secur- Uti..ed, full power and air. Four outfits for the price of I NURSING SKILL Box H.7. ity. $285. 886-4753. 779-0348. M.nor Ph.nn.cy, Gruter M.ck Pointe fabric store. call helpful. Full time. 885-4881. I one at ... .A4 Red Mapl. Lane M:-. Fenlon. 886.8288. Free time doesn't have tc LI~~:~nnJ~:ltr:~~~r:1.~~~ GENERAL OFFICE worker, mean "nothing 10 do." G I R L W ISH E S steady WAY'BURN - betwee:n St. FT. MYERS BEACH, Flor. LEE'S ASSISTANT office manager willing 10 assume responsi. Temporary private duty Wednesday c~eaning, no Paul and Kercheval, newly ida. Gulf front condom in. 20339 Mack 881-8082 I decorated 5 rooms, upper, ium. new 2 bedrooms. 2 -Grosse Pointe dealership. bility. No shorthand, 10 assignments are available children. Gro,~se Pointe ref. Consignments of fine quality 1A-PERSONALS I Retail outlet will train an m i nut e s from Grosse now. Work when you want erences. After 6:3,0 p.m. adults only. No pets. $160 baths, private balconies per month. S. D. Palozolla. linens. Olymple-size heated good condition and cUlTent ------, Individual to assist the bus. Pointe. 568.2400 for inter.' for as long as you want. 891.2017. style cJolhlng welcome. 885-65S6. pOOl. Nearby golf, tennis. iness manager. Duties will I view. I No fee to register. We LADY WISHES day work, .'T'S 2 BEDROOM, com p I marina. Sleeps 6. $125/ YOU won't believe the give- Include bookkeeping, ac. I handle payroll. We are close to bus. 'M 0 n day Ie h RAUGHT.N.BLOSSOM count reconciliation and su. looking for- th h t.ltch,~n, c:arpetinf, cil'aper. 'week. $45O/month. -S33~129. away prices at our neigh. TIME pervision of other employ. AUTO PARTS • Registered Nurses roug Friday. 865-3171. iu. No pets. $200. ReHable HUTCHINSON Island, Stuart. bo.rhood garage ilale. some- Congratulations ees. Detail bookkeeping ex. • Licensed Practical ------people. TV 1-0258. Florida. Ocean front with thmg for everyone. Satur. perience or traIning de. MAN Nurses 58-EMPLOYMENT CHARMlNGand spacious 3 POOl. Lovely 2 bedrooms.l d~y, May ~9th, 10-4. 208 BE'M'Y AND RAY I' SOIll' "peri.n" preferr.d. • Practical Nurses AGENCY sired. Salary open. Reply In room obacheJor apartment 2 bath apartment, nicely I FIsher off Rtdge . from eonlidence to Box H'l" Paid vacation, ho'pi1olilotion. • Companions • Aides ------on Rivard Boulevard. Avail. ~mlshed, full.y equipped CAMERA, Fujica Compact THE GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe News. ""ifo,m., profil ,horino, .teody • Live.in Nurses Aides I .mp!oylll.nl, "'~ for Rolph ALL JOBS 100% FREE able June 15. 882.()530. lutchen Includmg washer, 35, with electronic: flash NEWS STAFF SI'ph'''I. Call or write todllY TO APPLICANTS dryer. For rent by montb unit. Excellent condition EXERCISE CLASSES I 882.6640 WI'. had a short SPRING _ 3 BEDROOMS, stove and re., ~r season. For additional $35. 882-4354, evenings. ' 2A MUSIC but we are never sbort on frigerator. c:arpeUng. $175. Information call &f7.1108 ----- _ ADULT ond CHILORENS fDUCA!ION MEDICAL good jobs for YOU! 88$-7762. evenings. RUMMAGE SALE - furnl. BALtET CLASSES I DALGLEISH PERSONNEL coru" ------ture. chairs, tables, living TRUMPET aDc! trombooe At ,''' Villog. Studio CADILLAC POOL HARRIET SORGE n,nER TOWNHOUSE, dec. NEW CHALET. Little Tra. room, good condition, hair JUJ(m. in your home by 10707 W) itI;.r, Coli 521.9551. PERSONNEL AGENCY ... _ 10__ ..... ''''''''''' I-ARTICW FORSAU I-ARTICLIS FOR WI '-ARTICLES FORSALE S-ARTICLES FORSALE/8-ARTICLIS FOI SALI a-AaTICl.E$ FOR SAU I SI-ANTIQUES FOR lOA-MOTORCYCLES 1------I OLD CLOCKS, watches, jew. GRANDFATHER e I 0 C II: s , GIRLS ~iCY~I.e 24" R..i~iih,' ACTION HOUSE ICHRIST CHILD SOCIETY I SALE fOR. SALE efry. We repair, buy or mmtle clocks, c u cli:o 0 eood condition. 886-5753. needs your tax deductible FURNITURE refinished, reo '(AMAnA '72 125 Enduro, 600 ART sell. E~ward Kiaka. ~rtl. cJockl, old clocks, pocket GARAGE S Ai E-, Scl1. SALE JOOCliesleft Qver frClJl1your paired, stripped, any lype miles. Perfect condition, fied Master Watcbmaker, "atc'.he. aDd wmt watehes rummage slles or spring of caning. Free estimates, $495. 771.5254 evenings. 63 Kercheval, Coloma I Fed. repaired by JI.Iehilall !J. S;ingray bicyle, and arl'3Y BONUS-Neighborhood Ga. cl,aDing. We will Rive you 474.8953. 533.9440 days. AUCTION eral Bldg. 885.5155. ceauecl Watchmaker. Pick of miscellaneous housebold ral::e S31e. Complete house. prompt plck.:up service or ------SUNDAY, MAY 20 up aDd deli very ill PoiIIt; rtems and c1o:hes. 9 tu 5 hold furnishings, Idtchen co'nyenlent drop-off loca- ANN ARBOR Antiques Mar. TRIUMPH 500 Troph~looks area only. AIIo we are.an. S3t. May 19, 771 &,)utl1Ox. and laundry appliances, tiOD. We want your reo ket, Sunday, May 20, 5055 and .r~ns great. E~ceUent. If you a tteDded our last two xlous to buy old Pendulum ford Road. tetfrooms, living and din- saleables. Please, no ap. Saline.Ann Arbor Road, condlllon. Mu:;t be seen, aucuoos in Grosse Pointe clocks and pocket watches. in~ room with basement pliabCei. 884.7695 or 886. Exit 175, 1.94. ISO dealers. $800 or besl oUer. TU (at Ferry SChool and 'lbe 888-3011. 40" ELECTRIC &tove,Hoover an:! Pottlc goodies. Wicker 5256. - guaranteed antiques and 5-0584. Old Place) then you know vacuum, knife sh1lTPel1~, end Rattan furniture. area ' collectibles, featuring lar. ------what an exciting and stimu. HAIR DRYERS, 5, air coodi. !lair curlers, sun lamp, rugs, draperies, clothing )fEN'S aDd women's golf gest colleclion Bar yell-CARS FOR SALE lating art happening awaits lioned. Very good condition. hair dryer, aU eJecbic, bar- llnd furs, paintings, old clubs. 884.7617. bronzes for sale, rare _ you. an-6069. becue, man's 29.incb pull. record c:lllection and some pieces, Cock Recumbant FIAT, 1970. 850 Sport conver. man, swnmer pur_, all I!ood antique$. Give awa)' GOLF CART. balf season's Bear, Gazelle, Bull 'attack tible, radio, 32,000 miles, 250 works 0( art of all m~ NO REASONABLE excellent CondWOD. 881. prices, leaving State. Must use, $20; golf bag, $20, half Bear, 18th Cenlury lavern excellenl condition, $1,200. dillS. Oils . . . Lithogr 7 ZsSp?O.?? )7 r $ Mt tearTsr. X ...... s ••• _ •••• , •••••••.•••••• M ... a a -•...... - --...------ Page Twenty.Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y. M.y 17. 1973 11-CAILS FOil SALE 11-eA.S FOl.~,ALl llD--L.AKC AND liVER 12D-LAKI,AND IIVII I U-lIAL ESTATE IS-lEAL ESTATE IS-lEAL ISTATI U-lIAL ISTATI 'ROPtlllY _ . PROPEILTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FORS.w POI SAU '68 CHEVROLET Caprice, 4 FORD LTD~ 1966, two door I ,---- door hardtop, V.a, air, pow. hardtop. automatic, rawo, NORTHERN Property for PORT HOPE - 100 ft. Lake 1375 HOLLYWOOD, Grone COZY cottage in Grosse WARREN- 3 ~room Clll' F RAN C E SSTREET (E. er steering, brakes. vinyl heater, good body and in. Huron Frontage, blgh and Pointe Woods. By 1J •• :t•. Pointe Farms, 2 blocks tom Brick Raricb, large sale - Gayl()rd area, mag. Cblna Twp.)-Two year old top. Good cooditlon. 886- terior, mechanically ok. nificenl all .easOD Chalet dry, beautillilly wooded. 3 bedroom Colonial, excel. from Lakeshore. Ideal for lot, wet plaster, fireplace. 18119. $350. TU 6.2858. Mobile homes O.K. Good lent condition. Built in dish. 1,875 IQ. ft. • bedroom the handyman. Low 20's. $33,~. 776~' or 176. on wooded blllaJde. Lake. home OIlarge lot; fireplace front lite, 135 feet on lake. 1erms. 885.7184. washer, disposal, kitchen CaU 778.()514after 1:30. 6218. '69 VW Beetle, excellent con. 1962 TRIUMPH convertible, In living room; dining room - t Beautifully furnished, 5 carpeted, finished, carpet. KENSINGTON ROAD, '5 bed. diwn, $1,000. 886-60'71. needs work, $21:10.B84.M71. CHOICE ST. CLAIR RIVER kitchen bullt.1Ds; 2 bed. BEDFORD, 1083-3 bedroom bedrooms, 4 full baths, liv. ed basement, extra large room Colonlal, f I y .parcel, steel breakwall,. 400' room, and bath down aIId Colonial. Living room, fire . ami '88 CHRYSLER Newport, ing room, dining room, screened in porch, triple room, 1st floor 'utility room, nt-IOATS AND or lOll' lot. Also canal lot 2 bedroom. and bath up; place, dlning room, large power brakes, power I~r. MOTORS famlly room, kitchen, 3 track aluminum storms 2~ baths, covered terrace, for dockage. Sewer, water, carpeted; full basement.Dd kitchen, large family room, In" automatic, radiI) Ind _ fireplaces, deck, verandah, and screen.. All trim A.A.A condition. Priced in $350 per loot. No more like attached 2 clr carage - 2~ baths, recreation room. ,heater, good enough for 1965 C.C. SEA SKIFF, 11 ft. boat house and boats. 842- 'aluminum lOided.Shown by 40's. Phone 885-4320. Open this. Elegant building site. appointment only. 886.~. $45,900. $51,000. 882-4871 or 962.9400. first car. Call 882-1791 Custom cover and trailer, 3992 or 644.3855. Mrs. McCubbrey. . Sun. 2 to 5. after " p.m. $8llO. excellent condition. Motor Owner. Algonac, 1.794-3681. BEST' BUY if your price MARINE CITY AREA-For I not included. $100. 885-5454 ST. CLAIR, Michigan, on the '71 OPEL GT, " speed. Low before 5:30. 886.5406 after TRAVERSE AREA - Large bracket is the mid 30's, mis the city farmer with rid. River: 150' of water front. Lake Michigan lot, sandy is it. 3 bedroom C910nial ing horses-21 acre farm mileage. Excellent condi. 5:30 or before 9 a.m. age with dock and ooat. Purdy and Associates tion, Fire.glow orange, I, ------beach near tip of penin. with everything vou want. with 1,675 sq. ft. brick house. Excllpti()Dallocetion, owner, $2,000. 7'15.2256 FLYING SCOT 581, 19' fiber. sula. $12,500, low down. 885.3001. ranch home and )lam on north of the St. Clair OFFERS after 6 p.m. glas, motor, custom trailer, .iUI. WATSON REALTY, BOX paved road-$65,OOO. Two story, four bedrooms, PRESTWICK, Grosse Pointe many other extras. Excel. 386, NORTHPORT, MICH. A PERFECT first offering-Splendid in e'very respect. plus guest quarters on the Woods. Nllwly decorated 3 '71 ~G.M1DGET, Red, 22,000 lent condition. Ask in g IGAN 49670. Choice Farm£! location or. Stanton tane., Bed- lower level. Affords one of bedroom brick ranch, new miles. Best offer. 331'3420.\ $2,100. 882-5755, }.652.Q826. rooms up and down; superb condition. . the outstanding views up carpeting, 2 car garage, TRAVERSE AREA - This ED SASS CONV~RTIBLE ~ALE - 3 1970 ALOA much t a J ked and down the St. Clair Immediate 0 c cup a DC y, OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00 FamIly Convertible, 2 C.on- about 34' fiberglass sloop. River. Alt.qched two car charming all year ranch $35,900. TU 4-4067. REALTOR tinental, • doo~ ClaSSICS, Sleeps 8, full galley, diesel garage. $98,000, P(lI'sesalon home high on a hilltop over. 1161 AUDUBON - Ready for occupaney and a neat looking Grand Traverse 81. Clair OUlee fuU power and ~ur, }966 for power, 12 volt generator. for full enjoyment of the OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 three bedroom two and a hall bath Colonial with: Bay and Omena Point, bas Phone (313) 329-9003 $1500, 1965 for $650. Also For details, Steven Hub. coming summer. GROSSE POINTE CITY family room. Ju'st,close ,to everything. 100 feet of bayfroDt and '63 Dodge Polara, power bard 964.3700 873 Notre Dame. Quiet pos- Marine City Office 20 COLONIAL' ROAD -' Ready for occupancy - Au. s~ring, power brakes and . GERALD M. EMIG is 540 ft. deep. Boat house, session. Near the village. Phone (313) 765~13 thentic Tudor with views of. the lake - five bed. air for only $350. Call 885. 14' FIBERGLASS Sunfish AGENCY boat barbor, green hous~, Exqllisile colonial, large rooms, family room, modern kitchen. dead enu 1284. Evenings. type sailboat. Dacron sails. 212 S. Third Street garage, large fIltgstone panelled family room with Like new. 882.7249. St. Clair, Michigan 48 U-lEAL UTATI U-IEAL ESTATE U-RUL ESTATE U-RUL ESTATE U-REAL ESTATE I FOlSALE FOR $AU FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR S~LE Q6 ROL.\ND, Grolle Pointe ALLARD 11U2. 3 bedroom 435 COLONIAL COURT 878 HAMPTON ROAD GROSSE POINTE SHORES BE SURE TO LOOK FIKANY Farms. By OWDeI'. J bed. brick Colooial. Large fam. Grosse Pointe Fanns, well OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 HI.N.DRY for. our pictu're ad on page 100/III. H~ bath., modern I1y room, MW 2~ cwi Ie- malDtalned, 2 large bed. Well malnta1Ded 3 bedroom LAKEFRONT HOME 18 with a lb.t of 19 Grosse GROSSE POINTE 1216 DEVONSHIRE-5 bed. Idtcb•• 2 car carag.. .. rage, $34,800. OWDer. 881. rooms, dining room, mod. briek haDdy to aD scbools. Lakeshore Dr. Unique quad pointe horn e s including room center hall colonial, 51183. 0118. ern kitchen, large liniibed 2 bedrooms down, 27' bed. level brick bome. Plush in lIlany iust' new on the mar. PARK 3J,1 ba.ths, natural tire. basement, eltpan.skm attic room up. 2 fireplaces, en. every respect. Rempdeled ' ket! place. car pet i Dg 'l!Id dream Itltcbim. Profes. E. DOYLE-Modern 3 bed. brk. 1~' batlls-Datura! partially finished witil pan. clollef;l terrace. Priced to drapes, great lamily kitch. eled office, jalousied back sell in the SO's. TU 4.{)600. .ional decor tbrouihout, JOt-iNSTONE & 11M WHITTIER - Custom en, rec. room, .gas heat. 3 fireplace-loti of extras. I ' .' porch, central air, carpet. JOHNSTONE Ir JOHNSTONE Central air - split heating JOHNSTONE built 3 bedroom face brick car brick garage. Ide:ll for SHOREHAM-Lovely 3 bed. brick raneh-lanciscap. ing throughout, mat u r c sy.tem. Fascinating built. colonial. Natural fireplace, large family. BRICK COLONIAL, $36,900, 2 full baths, 2 lavs, kltch. iDg Ia juat unbelievable-graclollJ livinl-many landscaping, 2% car ga. in appointments designed GROSSE POINTE PARK more features. r'ge with opener, many ex- new Mutsdller kitchen, 3 by Architects and Walter en with built.ins, library, 1354 WHI'M'IER-3 bedroom large bedrooms, 11,2 balhs, WAYBURN, near Jefferson, cll$tom drapes and carpet. ~nter hall colonial, natural tras. Star of the Sea Par. DeSemple. Built in 1!.'55.4 nice !family home with BISHOP-English .col. 3 bed.-lst fl. In.-panened ish, $39,900. Owner. By ap- , 2~ car garage, fenced bedrooms or 3 bedroom Ing throughout. Profession. fireplace, 2~ baths, (amily fam. room-completely remodeled-excellent con. yard, dog run, 2 blocks three bedrooms, fun dining ally decorated, knotty pine room, library, rec. room, .pointmeDt. Open Suaday I.! den, .2 baths up - powder ditloo. !rom Village, Maire SChool, room, fireplace. A well recreatlOb room with na- gas heat, 2 car garage. 5 p.m. 889.()632. room down. 2 fireplaces. built brick with good liv st. Clare Parish. l246 Wet bar in family room. tural fireplace. New fur- Extra large lot. Beauti. ROSLYN-:-3 bed. Bung.-B~ baths-all large rooms ability. Gr 0 sse Pointe Grayton. 885-55'2. By ap. !First 1100r laundry, dry nace and central air condi. fully landscaped. Owner -Wlusual home. Most 01 these homes will be GARFIELD, ROSEVILLE-I pointment. No brokers. School District. Park f'rivi. tioning. Covered patio, 2 leaving state. Open Sun. open Sueday 2.5. 4 btdrooms, fully carpeted basement. A must see to leges too. car attached garage, cor. day 2.5. Price reduced. large kitchen, living room appreciate home .f01 the ,MARV. BOUTIN ner lot. has natural fireplace, 2l,2 GROSSE POINTE disc~~~~in:o~~. 113.7820 884.77~ 1372 DEVONSHIRE-5 bed. ('1r garage. Assume 5~% room briclt colonial, 2J,1 WOODS 884-7733 7'13.7820 GROSSE POINTE WOODS, K. W. CARTER CO. mortgage. HOLLYWOOD 1625-4 Bed. 1150 WHITTIER - Center baths, library, family room. 1 floor, :> room house, well ban brick colonial, 4 bed. Rec. room in basement, BALFOUR-Detroit. 2 fam. rooms or three and den. 2 PEM,BERTON ROAD I maintained, screened back room, 2~ baths, 2 natural gas heat, 2 car garage. ily. Each tlas 5 rooms. Up. baths central air, rec. GROSSE POINTE porch, 1~ car garage, gas fireplaces. Family rl'om, Close to scboob and shop. 884-4400 per unit, newly remodeled. room: very desirable loca. Fine Brick Colonial. Four furnace, near churches, air.conditioning, sprinkUlig ping. Immediate 0 c c u. Lower unit redecorated. tion. bed.rooms, 2 baths on sec- scbools, shopping area, pancy. ,Priced reasonable. Call ond lIoor, first floor lava. sysiem, extra large lot. tory, brealtIast room, din. near Mack Avenue. Owner. CHALFONTE 292 - Corner Semi Rancb. Excenent for more details. HARPER WOODS TU 1.2043. plan. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. COUNTRY CLUB-Immacu. ing room oIf largr center CHATSWORTH, DETROIT late 2 bJdroom brick bun. hllll. Recreation room with MAUMEE 16619 - Early American charm in 6 bed. Modern 2 Family Flat, galGw, excellent expansioll fireplace. Carpeting and OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 room., .tl,2 bath Colonial on large lot with attached each unit has 2 bedrooms, area, flDished basement, drapes. Two-car brick ga. 2000 HUNT CLUB FIKANY garage. kitchen, dining rooD!, and garage, close to Eastland rage .. AU this (In a large You really should see the at. large living room. and Xway. beautifUlly ke~t lot: Gas tractive interior of this 3 NOTrINGHOIl l2t7 -MUST BE SOLD - Cheerful I REALTOR F.A. he~t. PrIced In the bedroom colonial. Situated EnglLsh 3 bedroom with sun room. Modern kitchen. NOTTINGHAM - 2 story BOURNEMOUTH - 3 Bed. lower 50 s. . in a block of well kept, 886-5051 Now vacant. Handy to schools. bungalow, 3 bedrooms, room Brick BungalGw, Alu- screened in porch. All minum Trim, 2 car garage, R. W. SMITH BROKER. nice appearing homes 'lid SHELBOURNE t58 - Spacious air conditioned Roman large rooms. Owner anx. extra room and half bath 88(.3545 575.9500 nestled among s eve r a 1 brick Ranch. a bedrooms, 2 baths. separate dJDing ious to sell. in basement. large spruce trees. Mrs. JOHN s. room with peaaed oak 11oor. Jalousie Terrace. SOME POSITIVE . Butterfield will be happy Sprinkler. WHI'1'TIER.JEFFERSON - THINKING FROM to Stle you. Corner lot, 15xl55, zoned WILUAMS 269 ..:..Ideal Farm locaUon. White Center residenUal, asking $16" ROWE QUEEN GROSSE POn,,'TE WOODS GOODMAN HaU 3 ~room, 2~ batll, paneUed recreation l5OO. Attractive 3 bedroom colo- INC. room. Completely carpeted. AU. 2l,2 ear garage. AND WITHOUT A DOUBT - A nial nestled among several MACK AVE. LOT between two family that has a large spruce treeR. Situat. BE SECURE, GOODMAN FOR SURE Severn and PNstwick, 30x family room and 2 baths ed in a block of well kept, SILLOWAY & CO, 100, zoned commercial, GROVE in each unit is most un. nice appearing homes, this ask1Jlg $15,000. usual. Lower has 3 bed. one is especially attractive BOURNEMOUTH 487 - Charming "I;tory and a REALTORS REALTORS rooms, upper 2. 'inside. ball" with 3 bedrooms and family room. Great 1682S Kercheval In The Village 8M-70t10 WALKER REALTV price! 885-8443 TV 4.1000 FOR REAL - This early V;"'CANT PROPERTY MEMBER GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD American ranch, located i Ma.ck Avenue. Corner site OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 on a choice street, has 3 offers rare opportunity for BOURNEMOUTH 487 - SEE A1JCVE. PRICE RE. bedrooms, 2 baths and den. MEDICAL or DENTAL of. DUCED! WHEN YOUiTHINK OF REAL ESTATE A LARGE ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE 'In apple pie condition. I fice in combination ~ith a is one good reason to make an appointment to see YES! 'We have access to aU residence. Plans avaIlable. FORT COURT 1585 - 3 bedrooms with uutstanding garden and family features. THINK OF this newer Farm Coloni1l1bome. The large, Wt!llland. I ~hoice Grosse Pointe list. For the person desiring to scaped lot measures 8Ox2OO. Three bedrooms arid 2 mgs. build a contemporary home BEDFORD 1376 - Fine 4 bedroom family home with baths on the aecond floor. Living room, den, large cozy family room and soft price tag. country kitchen with built.ins, utility room, terrace, YES! We'll help you buy ,.with windows fae-ing an I or sell your home. In~er ,court we. oIfer a 2 bedrooms, 'llnd 1~ more ba'ths on the first noor. 4 YES! The name is 60 xl64 lot at FIsher and BALFOUR 1267- Early English with bedroomB and Tiled basement. 2 car attached garage. Near school Kercheval at a very rea. private domestic suite. Classic details throughout. TAPPAN and lakefront park. Good condition 11M priced in the sonable price. low fifties. WM. W. QUEEN BISHOP 830 - PRICE REDUC~! Perfect '3 bed. JUSI' ,LJSTED-Appeallng 3 bedroom colonial with 886-4141 DAVIES-MOFFETT room lakeside retreat with size, variety, and sur. modem kitchen wIth buUt.iDa, completely ear. ONLY $32,900 prising price. peted. beautifully decorated, move.in condition. will give you ownership of this 3 ~ Ranch OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 TU 5-3220 Fast «cupaDC)'. Under $30.000. See _this "ueat COUNTRY CLUB 186 - Excellent locale, spacious home in Grosse Pointe Farms. Great location. Near 1794 ALINE DR. Karl Davies a. 11 pm" bome on Sunday from 2 to 5. rooms, modern utility with traditional Jesign. A Ilhopping, S1:hools, -and bus1ine. 2 car garage. Spacious 4 bedroom brick Marion Moffett very unique ranch. NEW OFFERING - Excellent semi.rlUlch on quiet Colonial, 21,2 baths, family Jear.ne Butterfield cul-de-sac, 2 bedrooms with load expansion space, ANTICIPATE room. Many custom ex- Herbert Bachman PARK LANE 832 - A comfortable 3 bedroom gem on full 2-c:ar larage. Owner bas maiataiDed this SUMMER ENTERTAINING ... tras. 2l,2 car garage. AAA.l George Moffett an intriguing winding. drive leading to the water's condition. edge. house in DeW condition. on a dead-end street leading to Lake S1. Clair, amid Joan Maxon the private well landscaped yard with patio and gas MARV. BOUTIN I Evelyn Harwood 1343 SOMERSET-Near trausportation, two tamlly 173.7820 884.7133 J ames Trudell BY APPOINTMENT ONLY :fl:at'in the Park, inexeellent eoodition, good car- barbecue that. surrounds this Southern Colonial. peting and drapes, 2-car jarage, 3 bedrooms each Tastefully decorated interior provides 4 bedrooms. BISHOP - SEE PICTURE AD! unit. .. 2~ baths, large pRne1ed family room, modern idtcllen N. DEEPLANDS - TURN TO PAGE 20 - JUST with delightful breakfast area, and a form'lll dining AS ABOVE. 22S06 LAKECREST - yadttma~'s Dream, newly room. Completely finished basement. Central air coo. OPEN SUNDAY-2:00 Till 5 ;00 listed, fine 3 bedroom rauch With 2 fireplaces, ditiQning. Mid eighUes. LAKEVIEW COURT-SEE A GREAT PICTURE AD! ,~cated on large, safe, clean eanal with 55 foot 1lJ4() NORTH RENAUD. Not just anGther ranch. boatweU. Situated between l()'U Mile Roads, In addition to the two bedrooms and bath on WASHINGTON - THE BEST ONES ARE UNDER THE LARGE ACTIVE FAMILY the first floor, there is another bedrcam and THE PICTURE. St. Clair Shores; will appreciate Ule roominess in this expensive brick bath on the secOnd. Ideal for that teenager 132'7 UAWTHORNE-An excellent blo/! Situated on Englisb home which is so centrally located for daily (or other person) who wants to get away. MAISON - Delightful Cape Cod with study on fine 70 foot lot, sparkling semi.ranch, 3 or 4 bed- necessitles. 5 bedrooms, 3~ baths, TV room, recrea- Delightful paneled family room off the well corner lot. rooms, pretty modern Itltchen, formal dining room, tion room, 3 car garage, and a 63x163 foot 101. Pric..".:.~':~t~:~~,~:"".c~t.~-,!~~.,,~,•. ,~:.,~"clll~..;"; 1111-:.II!~II!I.,,'PIII.'#..AIII_'P II~IlII"l!Ipll."'1411,.;II_.;III'III!.x.j•• ;,.j.( I; ••• 111II - ..- _.~ •.-.- " ' -' ... .. ~ .' .;.~' 'I.' • ' ,," " " '" ,', .. "~' . ,~ " . I j I Thursday. May 17, 1913 Page Twenty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21J-WALL WASHING 11-O-CEMENT AND U-IlIAL ESTATE I 13-1l~L ESTATE Iii-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL UTAT E 21-MOVING 6- 211-'AINTING AND ,______IRICK WORK FOIl SALE fOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE STORAGE DECORATING HI NEIGHBOR, I live 011 HARPER Cement Compa~y. BY OWNER. 3 bedrooms, KEN'S MOVING-Local, lIub. I Grayton. Wan wasiling. 1005 CADIEUX. Ideal for EXCELLENT Farms location I 221 McMILLAN KURT O. BAEHR reasonable, neat. Experi. We specialize in r e pal r large family, 5 bedrooms near lake. Immaculate 2 GROSSE POINTE FARMS den, family room, recrea. urbs. One piece or bouse. work. Free estimates. Ref. tion room, lot SOxI 50. 1427 ful. Low rates. TU 2-8540. CUSTOM Paintinc and Dec. enced. TU 1.5306 after 6. plus maid's rooms, 5~ bedroom, completely car. 3 bedroom, 1~ bath, gas orating, Wall papering. erences. 773-1700. baths, large living room, peted and redecorated, 2 heat, dining room and den, N. Renaud. 886 S\'nday :L-6. -4340. Open 12IA-PIAMO SERVICE Guaranteed. Free etU. WALL WASHING patio, library, etc. Reason. car garage. $34,500. 539- Z car ,garage, modern mates .. LA 1.57HI. PAINTING" DECORATING . CODDENS able. 382.3845. 7900. kit c hen with built.ins. BY OWNER: VersatiJ e Cape COMPLETE piano service. HOME MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION ------Move.in condition. By own. Cod-Grosse Pointe Farms Tuning, rebuilding, refinish. HUGHES BROTHERS 71 LAKEVIEW, immaculate \ BY OWNER. 6 room house, er. Open Sun. 2 to 5. 882- ESTABLISHED 1924 - Near schools, sh opping ing, c1e.mothing. Member DECORATORS ELMER T. LABADIE 2 bedroom horne in choice 101 Muir Rd. 885:8310 after 1563. • Driveways 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 fuli Piano Technicians Guild. 5293 Yorkshire TUxedo 2-2064 Fanns location. Largt' mod. 5. Inquire 97 MUir. I ------• Patios baths. New kitchen, 2'1~car R. Zech, 731.7707. 882.9750 3'11.8128 ern kitchen family room ' 71 LAKEVIEW - A great or 21K-WINDOW • Porches garage. Shown by appoint. 1--PIANO TUNING wardrobe ~mpletely re~ GROSSE POINTE SHORES I buy in a cholct' Farms COMPLETE decorating. Pa. WASHING • Chimneys ment. 884-8961tNo brokers., Action Regulation decorated brand new car. -75 Colonial Road. Three location. Near Farms pier. perhanging. insured, guar- • Waterproofing YORKSHIRE Window Clean. peting full basement 2 car bedrooms, Ith baths. Out. 2 bedrooms, full basement, Key Recovering anteed. Al Schneider, TU ing. Reasonable. Free estl. garag~, 52xl40-foot' lot. standing f~atures include 2 car garage, completely 13A-LOTS FOR SALE I Rebuilding and Refini8hiQg 1.0565. LA 6-7836 $34,500. Owner. TU ).0986. den, carpetmg throughout, new inside. On a 52'x140' 1IM.2507 mates. Insured. 885.0894. ______large screened porch, at. lot. $34,500. 881-0986. LOT 33 ALGER, 110x165. Tho)mas Pettit, member INTERIOR an d Exterior CEMENT W 0 R K - Small GROSSE POINTE FARMS, 2 tached garage, completely ------TU 4-0128. Piano Technicians Guild painting and paper hang. G.OLMIN jobs, reasonable. LA 6-7836. bedroom starter or retire. new landscaping:. Owner. DANBURY LANE ing. Free estimates. 18 WINDOW CLEANING sligious LAWRENCE VERBEKE ment home. Complete kitch. By appointment only. 886. 3 bedroom home, 11h baths, CAR]dEL LANE, pre years experience. lIM.o382. SERVICE verlook. 21 C-ELECfRICAL CEMENT CO. en, finished basem::nt, cen. 4730. No brokers, please. dressing roo m, dining Farms location 0 FREE ESTIMATES Ing Lake. Extreme Iy rea. SERVICE CONCRETE-BRICK ,wI air conditioning, sprin. _O_p_e_n_S_und__ aY__l_-4_.__ room, kitchen with GE INTERIOR. EXTERIOR WE ARE INSURED sonable. 881.2257. PAINTING STONE- k1er system. Reasonabie disbwasher, stove, refrig. ------,'-.------CANNON ELECTRIC WATERPROOFING ready f()f move.in on OPEN .sUNDAY 2-5-Gl'osse erator, breakfast family 372-3022 taxes, GROS~:a.: POINTE WOODS, COMPLETE ELECTRICAL COMPLETE D e cor at i n g ---- CONCRETE - Driveways, Land Contract, $26,800, $4,' Pointe Farms, 476 Clover. room with natural fire. corner lot, Colonia I sight, SERVICE service. Paper hanging and CERTIFIED sidewalks, patios, garage 800 down. 886-0395 after 6. ly. Come and see this nice. place. Storm and screen Terms. RESIDENTIAL removing. Material, work. MAINTENANCE ly decorated 3 bedroom . Severn at Craig. floors, cement patching of 6. Colonial. Formal dining windows, carpetmg, 2-car 775-6028. COMMERCIAL mankship guaranteed. For _ Painting and Decorating ______attached garage, full base. _ Window Cleaning all types. --- INDUSTRIAL estimates call BRICK AND BLOCK - room, 1~ batlls, modern ment, gas heat. Entire lot License 47 294-4749 • Carpet Cleaning IN THE FARMS kitchen. paneled recreation landscaped, with outdoor IS-BUSINESS WILLIAM FORSYTHE Porches, pre. cast steps, ex. • Wall Washing pert tuck pointing and 3 BEDROOM Colonial, Ilh room. Realistically ,priced. patio. Immediate occupan. OPPORTUNI TV VAlley 2.9108 baths, new kitchen, break. Call owner for appoint. cy, Located in G r 0 sse ---- 526.2242 chimney repairs. WANTED: FINAN CIAL R. & T. PROFESSIONAL STONE - Pati~, walks. fast nook, new carpeting, _m_e_n_t._886__ -7_396_. I Pointe School district in IGRH"OOVSEot PARTNER FO R painting, interior and ex. A.OK Window Cleaners. Ser. flowerboxes, stone repairs family room. Near schools LI'ITLE STONE , 1738, lovely Harper Woods. 20056 Dail. NORTHERN MICHIGAN terior. Free estimates. 462 vice on storms and screen •. and transportation. By own. FACTORY AUTHORIZED of aU types. 3 bedroom, Pia ,baths, Co> bury Lane. call owner, VA AREA Roland, Grosse Pointe Free estimates. Monthly er. 886.5086. SERVICE WATERPROOFiNG - Base. lonial. Built. in kitchen, 2-259D weekdays. Businessman wants financial Farms. 882-4586 rates. 521-2459. ment leaks. backer to build ent erprises 17 Years in the Pointes S64 WASHINGTON ROAD. recreation ro~m, enclose~ GROSS~ POINTE SHO~ES, POINTE VACUUM CALLERS & SONS window I of land and' smal I busi. RUDOLPH TONELLO FREE ESTIMATES La I 6 bed 4 b th porch and ,patiO, all aluml' ,beautiful Early Amerlcan FREE PICKUP & Decorator cleaning. Free estimatcs. vo!y r~~, a num trim, professionally ran ~ h 3 bedrooms 2~ nesses in Petoskey .Harbor NO JOB TOO SMALL I DELIVERY Interior.Exterior Fully insured. 772-9555. h~me, . large lIvmg rOl?m landsca.ped. Excellent ~on. \ th II in d' in ' d- Springs. Traverse Cityarea. Licensed • Bonded • Insured with flJ'eplace form.al dm. ... . b be ba s. lV g, m g an NEW REBUILT PARTS Wan Papering ,ing room co~ntry kltehen ,,11Ion.. Must . e seen to family rooms, dinette, ex' Have many contact s in th~ TU 1-10] 4 PR2-4050 21M-SEWER SERVICE 773.9133 ' t k f'l appreciated. Open Sunday traordinary basement cen. area. Only princlpl es need an d brea kfas noo, ami y 1-4 886-4757 . . kl' ' ert, Box 21002 MACK 52'-3789 SEWERS CLEANED, broken CEM.ENT WORK of any room and sun room on first ., tral air, Sprl? mg system. reply. Write Bob K Three Mile Drive 101, Harbor Spdngs , Michi. Sewers repaired. Guarall' kind. Bonded, licensed, .in- floor. Very private back. SOMERSET _ Harper.Whit. Has everythmg. Must be VAN LIEGH ELECTRIC 25 Years Experience gan, 49740. teed. Rea~onable ratell. sured. TU 2-9988. after 6 yard. $55,000. Call 882. 1ier area. All new kitchens, see n to be appreciated. Catering to all of your elec. trical needs. INTERIOR and exterior 881.0063 or 779.1225. p.m. or 372-4939. ______4182 for appointment.. dishwasher, garbage dis. brokers.$75,000. 886-4226. Owner, no 16-PETS FOR SALE CITY V,IOLATIONS painting and paper hang. 1058 SOUTH BRYS DRIVE, posal. 3 bedrooms, brick CORRECTED ADVANCE MAINTENANCE ing. Reasonable rates, 30 Electric Sewer Cleaning Grosse Pointe Woods. Gray panened expansion attic 543 HIDDEN LANE. ,By own- AIREDALE, (ch a mpion DONALD A. VAN LIEGH years experience. Ray Bar. COMMERCIAL brick rancb with aluminum with half.bath. Fireplace in er. 2 bedroom ranch. Many siredl, for stud. 886-5909. Master Electrician nowsky, 821-3301 after 6 PATIOS trim and awnings, air con. living room, formal dining ext r as. Mint condition. 886-1235 RESIDENTIAL quite a p.m. ditioned, 3 bedrooms, 1'h room, dinette, 2 yeal," old Open Sunday 2-5 p.m. or FREE KIITENS, All Work Guaranteed Design and Construction 31-5367, baths, lamlly room off of carpeting and drapes. by appointment. 884.2139. selection. Mixed. 3 ELEC'i"RICAL Repairs. Ma. PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. 884-9312 3 Generations of Experience Road, Grosse kitchen with built.ins. At. Make oHer. 527.3320. Pemberton jor and minor. 1IM.5471or ing and finishing. Special. BOURNE MOUTH C ,I R C L E Pointe Park. 884-2750. izlng in dark staining. ELECTRIC SEWER clean- tached 2 car paneled ga- GROSSE POI:~TE FARMS, 465, by owner. 3 bedroom "Supply own power." Call ing. No footage charge. JOHN C. CARLISLE y pups, rage. Near maintenance 446 Lexington Road, 2 bed. l' a n c h, air conditioned, AKC, Siberian Husk Telephone price. 11 'years nd white 21D-T.V, 6' RADiO for free estimate. W. Abra. Tradition Since 1920 free. Nicely landscaped. rooms, Florida room, 2'h $44,500. By appointment. 6 weeks. black a ham, TW 1-5924. experience. Cal Roemer, Close tl> transportation. By 824.9625. with blue eyes, shots and REPAIR Plumbing. TV 2.3150. baths, wall to wall carpet. 779-6864 776-3338 owner. Phone 886-1110. wonned, $150. 293-92~2. EXTERIOR painting. Work ---- ing, big kitchen, finished 969 TROMBLEY ROAD, 4 BOB CHERNEY'S 11-O-CEMENT AND recreation room, 2 car at. CONTINENTAL TV guaranteed, free estimates. FIRST OFFERING I bedroom colonial, central 18 MONTH Dachshu nd and 779.3941. BRICK WORK tached garage. Beauti. air, I a r g e kitchen, first bree d, all Terrier mix Color, radio, stereo. Guran. J. W. KLEINER 24 EDGEMERERD. 4 bed. fully landscaped. Good floor utility m, nice wate h dog, roo shots, good teed expert service. No H. CHAUVIN CEMENT CONTRACTOR room Colonial with library, transportation. F.irst ofter. yard. 823.3976. home. trained. Free to good sets taken to the shop. CEMENT CONTRACTOR AU types Cement, Stone and Florida room, 1st floor $49,900. 886.8582. 885-1747. maid's room. Over 20 years in this area, P & G GENERAL ALL TYPES OF Brick Work-New and Re- LARGE COLONIAL in the OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 GREAT DANE puppies, License 1082. CEMENT WORK pairs, Driveways, Porches, 281 UNIVERSITY at Jeffer. CONTRACTORS • Walks • Drives • Porches Walks, PaUos, Tuck Pointing Farms, 5 bedrooms, 3 full 321 BELANGER, executive AKC, large, Fawns and son. Beautiful large .home CALL TU 1-7905 • Patios • Waterproofmg Pre-Cast Steps baths, two 'h baths, new 3 bedroom Brick Colonial. ,B'rindles. 7 weeks. 885-5775. near lake in Grosse Pointe INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR • Pre.Cast Steps Waterproofing large kitchen, butler pan. Modern kitchen, huge fam. City. Total e leg a nee FREE KITTENS, 6 weeks, CUSTOM PAINTING • Tuck Pointing try, paneled library, newly ily room with fireplace. 21F-HOME throughout. litter trained. 963,9350, 886. • Chimney Repair No Job Too Small decorated throughout, 3 Finished ,basement, garage. IMPROVEMENT We do a professional job at SPECIALIZING car attached gar age. 4318. No job too small ALUMINUM siding and gut. a popular price. Free esti. IN Priced in the 60's. Owner Free estimates BOUVIER DES FLANDRES, ters. Grosse Pointe ref. mates. Licensed and Bonded Flagstone Walks and alios WILCOX transferred. Open Sunday Natural Stone Planten HANDLOS guard dog pups, show qual. erences. No job too small. PR 9.8427 . 884-3550 2-5. 882.7716. By Owner. 885.1894 LICENSED BONDED 773-9520 ity, excellent with children, 884-4724. 779.8427 882-1473 , 3 males, 7 weeks old. 371- TU 2-0711 885-2533 2386. EASTVIEW CHAS. F. JEFFREY CONDOMINIUM PUPPIES, 8 weeks, free to ALUMINUM INC. BIGELOW'S MASON CONTRACTOR R. L. STREMERSCH HIGBIEMAXON JUST LIKE HOME good home. 882'{)213. B. F. GOODRICH INTERIOR - EXTERIOR LICENSED INSURED CEMENT CONTRA.croR VINYL. PRODUCTS WEDGEWOOD MANOR Expert painting and repairs _ Brick • Blocll • Stone LICENSED.BONDED FIRST O.FFERING - HARCOURT - 2 family flat. BEAUTIFUL DOG frec to ALCOA BUILDING PROD. • Cement Work 22600 Masonic E. of Harper. , good home only. 881-8824. 1IM-4749 Mter 5 p.m, 2 bedrooms, IJh baths and family room in each Luxurious master bfdroom Stonn Windows, Doors, _ Waterproofing • Cement Work • Waterproofirlg unit. Separate utilities and laundry rooms. 3 car